https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/02b26d03d1d424f07fd239a59e0bae32.pdf 7497737299fc4e7a558fb339cae6055d PDF Text Text luncheon Meet Lafayette Hotel Omicron Chapter of the Saturday at the La· chapter is compOsed of mem· ~~!J~= andwas Vinton counties. ·Dleet!JII couducted by the president, j Feb. 28 af Jacbon and the pro&nm topic win be "Selective H.& cruitments." Gue•ts at the meeting wHl be future teachers of the three counties comprising the membenhip. ----'--- - otben· atttiMtiaJ the hmcheon ;... ~- wen: ~elllne 811411.. VlrliDil Owe!f, Rutb Euler. 'V1a.N tee[~an lloort, suun P:•~k ·M IJ'IIftl 1rancnu, Mary Vlrgmta ilelbel. eea~ee Reinhart, Emily :fiprque, Geitnlde Trace and Nel· Jie Vale. The nU1 meet MEIGS illl will be GO TH~TRE Judy Wildermuth Honored With BI"rthday party Mr. and Mrs. MUlard Wildermuth of Middleport entertained Friday evening with ll slumber puty in bonor of the Uth birthday of thelr ttauchter, Judy. Her birthday will be this Wednesday. During the evening piua, bot" dogs and cokes were aervtd to ttle Cirla. Judy received many nice gifta from her friends who spent the night with her. They were Neda Bradford, Ma~rilYn swan, Sandy . Ohlinger, Lynn Daniela, Beverly Cundiff, Sharon . Ho~ear, Carol ·'JIOIW:~· Scott, Ellen Dutton, ·KaJ:;en Bach· ner, Judy .lfartln, "Janie TannthUl John .Wayne, Mltla!m: if.otden and Diane Wilcox. , Before going home the -&lrlt en· joyed breakfa11t Witb _Jud:r. -';;;;~--,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;i:;,;;;;;;;;;;l ~IIMT .... TUISCAY -,-w. . . . ., • ood ·eteaning ''witis .h is favor! Around And About Middlt!port ."' \ ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED son, Ala Bradbury. went tu Chillicothe yeaterday to visit with Mr. and Mrs. William Kitchen and daughter, Debbie. They plan to re. PHONE u•lhl .. iltdoue,.n \ turn today and Debbie wiU come with them and spend the week with Mr. and Mrs. Reibel and with tlle Charles ABa Bradbury lam- !WilolA COPY-te ·PttTUltEo ilyi1rs. Matda Roush ''"ported to ~;;:~ving at the :.t:eigs General Mr. and Mrs. Si~ney Russell returned to their home in Glouater after spending the weekend bere with Mr. and Mrs. Rue Tuckerman. John K.aul( has been Ill with in· testinal flu the past week. Rev . Howard Ruppelt was in Athens lul wt>ek lo visit with Clifford Steele at tne Shelterin!l Arm11 Hospital. Mr. Steele is reported as about the same. Mr. and Mn. Ch11~le~ Neal and dau&hter, Charlene, and BQn, ry, were In South Charleston urday visiting with Mr. and Walter Angel. . dfr. and Mra: Richard Vaughan and children Were in Dunbar terd.ly to vl1it Mr. and Mrs. Panona and son .. Mr. and ·Mn... William turned to their home in-~,~~\;~~~ ton Sunday niaht after Sl the weekend with J. H. Grate Mr. and Mn. Leland Brown 10n and Ctne Grate and .Mn. llam !Baker of Pomeroy, Counter-Move Possible In New School District thin& we did, •e just wanted to Under law. the new diltrlet brinl it to a Yote (atnliation of tbu. wu a faet. 1'btrtf dan (Wl 0.. ODiire diltrict witb AD>o111 of til Feb. 2111 are III.....S for pet!. Aihea. Coua"'· and 1Qlder tbe tiont containiJIJ: II per eeat of • tirc:UJIIItl.aca, I'd do the Nmt tbe entlrt eledoiale Df tbe CQ9l• lhllll apln.'" blned throe .......tllpo _ , . for Said JUm.ber J..ewi.l: a referendum. "All I'll ... jo .... liO Mr. ........ .,.. ... - - ............ lh... - l f h o ..........._ . . ....,. ,....., lutt fNit· upto;:l .......................... . 1111111.• ~ an Mf lilt .,,• ..W llr. Lelrll •• relerriq: to tbe ........ lldlon 1ut nllbl br tbe Spectolonl ..d the boo!d CU. <OWIII oellool bom1 wbldl (11 J <UIIOd freolr 0.. lldlon of o!At thNw out a peti.tion of the nama belnc wltlldn.n bola tile North.Jm boml to olflllate with nullified potitioo. Boml membm Albany, aod (2) libmedil.tely ..,.. deaied uaiDI any Pl'fl:t8UD to ®!. ·~ proved a reto!ution Cftltiaf: the Wn tlpen and tho.e oblainbae new district, before N«tbern re· denied ulilll prapre~~nu.tivn obtained the noor SUre to have lllmfl tabu off. n to pftsent another petition wttb wae • ataDd off. the lea:ai req11ind number of aig· Abo diacuaRd waa bow a neW naturu. Nortbwutern board wUI be ere.tt- Heath Education Commission Meets · Sunday Evening No ooe had certain inf~ thOQgb it was believed county Kbool officiall bad tbe power to appoint • new board UDtil an eledJon ia held. tion ., ·: Parliainent Geared To· ··F..J} Vowers OfDeaee · ~ ( :· Jm~klld! ·HIDI~"'&urlsol Froea· Sinart .. . new si>iinc sty1ei In regular sizes 12 to 20 and . ' ... deG uU · ,·a,·..j · ·,~•.·. Special Coon.cil Session Will .b:ir ·:;,t;:':.,•f ::::~~ R · ev~tJdil()n Seek Sewerage Answer Tomg·bt :..;;.~lh=~~ =::i tend Rutland high acbooL OtbetJ . unBPecafJed lelllth of $5.95 , 2nd.·Coat Of ~:;;:.r::~ ....,... Paint Ordered =p~~:.O~w J!tn ~:: In Courtho . . use .. ' ' Sewin11 Club Member~ .. MeetA.t · •nd \ Attending were th{)JC named above and M:.t!lody Roush, Kathy Abbott, Marla Grueser, Sheztie I,Uackllton, Diana WeyermnUler, Connie and Judy Radford, Timmy and Dennla Glone, Danny Abbott, ihatron. and Cindy Glaze, Jeff Folltl'flt, Bobby Burdette, Jimmy BJIO. : !~~ . AI~. .ELBE·RFE a. move may be made to Middleport sap,"Why pcly mo... ?" Yilllp. Wretk Damage Estimate High pl'Oetll ina: and depo.WD8 lbe· m.bney Just s249 Eve~ be ·followed aa ln tbe "''- (OUD· <II decided, alter heallnl Mr, .Hobitetter, · object to: a Counc:il propoul for ·tbe baaU to ~e 95 c~ee of the· depoatt. ' . i Councilman Leell.f! -l),aJtz r& porlfd lo eouoeil lbat Conman Walter Moeller b.id Conta~ ' ed illm · by phOne lo I!Q'• tb&l . be bad 10 far been unable to secure •Pl' encoura1emeftt from the Water Pollutkm board co~rniDJ a two-year extenllon ol Ute .pre- t.- With 'n'tde VACATIONS AT Carol freshman, ·M,ktisters Hear Message On. · Duties Of Protestant 1 ·• : · ' b)' \II! II· ciWe num~, ,wb~eb 'WI,I aP,Ot"d by &arQe awaer Eatl ~wn '!'be .,... - ttoeeir. lborlilt bofon lbo robbery OC<UJ'· red. Brown sal.d he remembettd . Rent sewqe permit. lt WU de- the number · 1ftet · the car gone and be ·heard , tile bank waa cided that the mattet would be refened to the engiaeer. No ac- robbed. tion on Congreaaman. .Moeller's auueatlon for a re'aolutlon uk· in& tbe extension waa taken. vacation at Pat GrHcky daasmatea witnfll~el:· hi~·· beeQ A flJlllsion at the traUie li.Jbt at Locuat and S. Seeood Ave. in caned to testify in the ~~- •· The .Middleport at 5:15 p, m. Monda:v cu~ody of two mino,.. ICihtldnn cauaed estimattd damage or $SNIO. of \he. couple la the cbjtct of the it was reporttd. today by MiddleUtq:ation, with mdtber of ihe . pOll... prfuclD&].s conteatlna the dlvorce About 20 Ministerial -Association met Mon4ay .at of Chrlal and was opened by the group a<tloa. Comes.'~ Pastor of the · lu.die Baeon said tbat seYeral ago a &Jmilar ciiae before ~gar Ervin OCC!JPII!d three days. At that time be was at- 1!"~I! te., torney ault fpr Elma White broueht b-1 i.n bera eon·\ hua· :[;'~f~~!~ii:;: bliitd, Rome)' White. Manning D. Weblltflo wu aUbrne.f t.- Kr. Wblte. · · Ill the cue of St.aalt attorney• are Frtf;l MIDnin& D. Webater . . ---- a couple of day1 tona. . .. · . . ., Governor Cites · ' ShoWU.g . COSTS lr., Pomefoy, ' --.,.· -::-.--,·· -:: $10 aDd coMa toda:r in court , on a a\ate patrol . of palliftl on a curve. He. a plea of . .W45ttiHG ACiiQN ·, ' gulllf. Ohio, Nation, :Nfp From Jug HelP!!. . ' '. .'At' 7~:;,1 3' Poultrymen Plan ToAuendOU . .. Friday ' Pofut In 20 Years ' ibodt Nortbeni diltrid Middleport council meets In another special se98ion fooi&ht !Ugb oehool puplla beiD,C oble io to take action on a sewerage committee report. ltteJid Albol!y bll!l oe11oo1 1111- Members will bear lhe reaetloD ol Brown and Auodate1 eng:!· neerinl finn of Markm. 0., W eounel.la intention to caneel a contraet for prepuatiOJl ot the i · half sizes 14 10 to ·24 10 . TODAY'S MOSJ ADVANCED "*ai;ilt.-•'10·w.,.,.,.MeU .-.11111 r. fMflht, WMRnllay ...,..,. ....., . . . 1'"'- .....,. ..... tllllw ·--··- "and you ,.,, •• lll.-1i;oilo..... ~ __ 2,1960 't. IM "JORII nMI1'11111" tv'e -~­ IIMviqoMMT. . . . HMIC-'N .ll!ill\o'llo,~... ,,. ". - .• _- ..._,_,_,_.,,._p....,.....,,,. ........... ................. ...,,..... ................... ...... ' "-' Robinsons Roldllaoa'o C1eanero PHONE Ill Ia PODitrOJ ' Mn. Robert Reibel and grand- Ladles: !O niake the most of your Leap Year opportunl· Uea, 'alwaya·. ll}Ok your well-groomed best via our superlor .dry ele!lnlng ~ce. P.S.: If you've already caplllr· eel your man, keep him In a happy mood by sending his clothu bor&, too I '1'11-J.llll.et Cl_,. · e. ay FUDIIII HOUDAIHIILT The. Methodist Commi11ion on l:ducatlon of Ute Heath Methodist Church met Sunday eveni_nlil at the cllurch In .Middleport-. The meeting was conducted by S1,1nday School Superintendent Jack B~htie .. Mr. Bechtle al10 pre· sented the devotions for the evening uaina lit John a~ hla scripture, The teJular buslnen of the trpup wa11 taken care of al)d it was ~l1nned to ha¥e tlacial Relations Sunday on Feb. 14. Othera present for the meeting were Mrs. Nana Moore, Mi88 Bess Sanborn, Jamca Euler, Lee Smith, Mfl. Lee McComas, Mrs. iaml!a •Brewinlton and Rev. Raymon Konkrlght, church pastor. LAUNDERIRS - DRY CUANERS • •• ' 8.--D.aliy SenUnol, ~·Middleport, q, Feb.-!, 1960 .• . enttne • free arraacement between Northern boards. is beiDa in· tbe: "Althe aew Nortbftlt. �• ditoriall • Th briJiiaDI Sanuy.ana, member 0 e * 0 Gallon ,. *Be .u ti I ea 8 I be held e CROSSWORD J2 .... 28.Cota Price an Mary Ethel H mbe.r nc, It Is. et mem· Guo Skillet • ME 8 MA e • �.. • . L " C· t d 1 J k · '-DallySeniiD•l: Po~Miadlepor(o:.F,b.2,lveO All Eyes 1, n SEOA . ~ . 4~re en ere - n ac son;:=~n~iJl~·=z~~::i;-:. Panthers Stop B•j)' Ed Spnggs STANDINGS s· 0 y ·o w T R d --TDIPTSD --~ ·~• WILIIliiGTON. l'blllp Dumont'a 1leOn named De~ ~ Of lronmen As Oth_er Opponents Have? ~ seo LEioGUI . .... . . 11 0 818 Mil tonight Jacbon . . . . . . . . . ~ 2 611'11111< UPI- Mn Tempted has the oulltanding ...,. Pomeroy All eyes in the SEOAL will be centert!d In l•ekBon where the Pomeroy Panthers can insure a chunk of the 1959- Locu 60 basketball title with a victory regardl.,. of what bappew Atbena · . · in their two remaining games. at Atfien• wlth everythlDJ blngin1 Nelsonville mm of ua b7 the American Tr11nen• Assn. contest be- on tbe outcome. to the Sideligbta ~a:~::·:.~ ~.~:7:::~;~~t':7 &-! NEW DAN RIVER team DRESS LENGTHS can Panther tor.:ard, bas aleadilv in stand· J fint week. Toda;y in the lea'"ue with • a l'l.O avera1e behind . second pllee Georce Stump or Loa:an wbo ia crowding H.arriaon with 21.2 pei' pme. Clearly, only Stump has 1 chance to c•tch Harr.i.aon, and that Ia 00 1.. enou.,h to cause amall of the Panthers can eonUnue their JCI1ring puade, and whetb· er or not the bia:, airy Jackson gym will upset the shootina eye. of the Panthera who are avera&lnJ per cent plus ~n JeaJue J&mel so far tbls season Nylon Orga ndy "~ · It waa two years 110 that form· er Panther Coach Diet btton his champlon•bJJt'bo.und t.o Jackaon and •baorbed 1 by four polnti alth~P the club went on to win the Nylon Chiffon bood. !:?.•••roy The Panthen expect to be bol· lk!red by the retUln o( guard Bob CUnnina:ham who baa nUued two Bame. while mendlnc from on llllury 1n the Athens game. WILLITON 'OMING Wellaton ~omea to Middleport with a new spirit too, boding for the Jackets unleu they anap out of a three game loting atreak. with extra vim and vigor. Thp Jackell have lost to Logan, Pomeroy and Athena In suc<:es- ----li WHEN We Do Alterallouo Heels Wear Down THE OR Fabric Shop • conct:rn. Tbe lona shot artiat of LoJtn w<~uld have &o have three extremely aenaational nllhta to catch up wblle Harrison b cold, cold, or colder, another unlikli· '!;~~;;_a;;;;at;;lrri;;;;n.:;r.;;e;;ll;;ma;;;;U;;c;;igi;;amioojeJ Soleswearntn See V a SHoE REPAIR II ~~:~..:f:.:a~~.~-..~~;an~on~:. 3~~..~ IIEIGS' MOST IIODJ:IIN SHOP sixth place In (LIFF'S E. Mila St. Pomeroy, Oblo 192 N. leeoM lt. 7 -' 104 1M 6 5 8IJll 1131 Mlddl.,.... 5 U8 830 6 3 Middleport ~::: 'i~~~ :"ill~~~. Hurlaoa Ed Spda• atop · J 8 082 730 awns ll ay 0 et(}r Beatmg SeIvey S 2' 538 Pts• • 11 11 11 11 U 10 Blake, Nha. . . . . . . . . 11 Slavens, Jhs. . . . . . . 10 S · 1 Jh 11 wmg e, I. · · · · · · · Ray, Wh1. . . . . . . . . . . 8 Dexter, Nha......... 11 Cunningham, Phs. . . . 9 Potta, Whs. . . . . . . . . e 1113 1!7 141 141 140 126 131 111 128 8"1 14.8 14.3 12.9 12.9 12ll Woot-39 Wright, JT. . . . .. . . . 1 11 11.0 Jerty Weat, another All·Ameri10.3 Tinkham, TP. 3 31 10.3 ca who hu been .pJayinl ln Robertlon'a ahadow for the paat two MEIGS COUNTY LIAGUI i-iciin!po!olbll and 23 ElteWhere In the SEOAL Athena Combs, R. ......... · S 31 s-a at Nel8llnville . . . .. . . ln a con· xxRadne Rutland . . . 6 o 39'1-2113 ·~ llltb-ranted 3 2 838-278 to a vletory tne Urst divialon, while 2 3 817 287 over Military. Eastern _. . . . . !:'altit><•l• 0.11 entertain& Lo&an xHarriaonville . o 8 281 325 In ~e Big fen Conference, 7-4. fourth·rlnked Ohio State remain· Wotfe, Racine ....... 6 109 18.2 ed unbeaten 'in six league outlnga Martin, Rutl&nd . . .... 5 88 17.6 b)' routinJ Mlchi&an, 99-li3, 11 C. CotUna, Eaatern . . . 5 81 10.4 Jeri')' Lueall scored 23 polnta; Powell, Eastern . . . . . . 5 82 16.4 Mlchia:•n S~te upaet Mlnnesota, McKelvey, Racine . . .. 8 tM 13.7 I ~~~·n~d~l~nd~l~on~a~tu~rn~e~d~b•~ek Cline, Harrisonville . . 5 78 liU l Drawings Pend Outcome Of Two Tuesday Games German, Rutland . ·... . 5 73 146 Price, .Racine . . . . . . Drawi.ng11 tor the Meigs County BaaketbaU Tournament, Feb. 1618-.20, t.o be held in Eutern IDgh " 87 11.2 Gt~..~~m~~~:;'"~~~~••:. 03 106 deeided. Ea.tem, Z-3, .ll~i Rutland, 3·2, collld tie in st1ndinge. ·· I Heart ftllod with a pound ... 88 ot the fl11t1t Chooolat11 Other · ••art ••••• 884 to •tooo . Assorted Chocolatee 1 lb. boll Meeting In offJcea of the county auperlntend\lnt of achooll, repre. aentatlvea of RacJne, Eastern, Rut· land and Harrison ruled that the loser of the next Tuesday 1ame between Eastern and Rutland will play Racine In the Io'eb. 18 opener of the tournament while the win· ner playa Harrlaonvllle in the aec· ond round Thuraday. nl&hl Retervea revene thlnp, 10 that aU four schools are repreaented each. niBht of the !!rat and second roundl. •140 EaaWm Principal o . c . Bibbee ia m1naaer of the tOU.'I'nament. Attendlna last niaht were Qtvid ~~~:; RuUand; Larry Morrlton, 1~ · Erneat WlnJett, HIM'IIOnand Bob Martin, J!:llatern. • lb •••• •270 I COACHING STAPP liT LOS ANGELES Ufl-Tbe Lot Arlaelea Charcer• ol tho ArperJ: can Football Leaaue completed their coaeblna ataff Monday when they alped veteran Jlneb&eker Chuclr.: NoU Qf U.e Cleveland &Hwna aa .defenaiVe llne c:oacb. NoU, a aeven·year man .witb the Browno who played hlo eollqlato ball 11 the Unlvonlt~ of Dl)'lon, jolaa Jack Faulltner, J"" Madro ~ AI Davia oa Coach Sid GU~ 1 tilt n...,, frNhttl •••dy you ... bul ••• w:/uetrt/1 0</lf DUTTON DRUG CO. COATS' BLDG. MIDDLBPORT DJIR'I tldtl. Eutern freahmen coached b)' Tony Oennette won their return match ttaJnat Waham• freahmen on the White Falcon floor Monday, - . wllh Tom Filth aeltlnt 17 polnta for \be winnera. Thf'Ml other boya, Ron Cashdol• lu, Danh)' JSnta, and Charles Wt ber, each htd four pointa wh!le Geoqe Cooper played an out~ E'S au.y a.-, · • '· - ·' • -, -.. ...- , ,- .. ~ I · . • f' 5:110 Quiet Draw III!Gm! B. Mila st. Tlulndly I Ul 11100. Pboae 19'7 HOUl'll: 8 tG 5 - 8. Newark .. .. ... ( 12-1) 68 8. PGrtsmoutb .. . . ( 11-3) 49 10. Martel'- . . . . . . ( 12-1) 48 , Second ten: 11, Xeni·a I; 12, Columbus East: 13, Toledo Scott; 1-', Urbana; 13, "Toledo Wood· werd; 16, Cle, Norwalk 1 and Mar· Una Ferry 1; 18, tie Elyria and Cleveland St. Ianatiua; 20, Akroo Central. • Others: Marion Harding, Yoong stown East, Arehbold, Cincinnati CeJttral, Cleveland Latin, East· wood, Clevel1nd John .Marshall, Steubenville, Mauillon, Columbus Unden, Zanes¥ille, Eaat Liver· pool, Akron South, Mid· view, Dayton Northmont, Wooster, Cambridge., Hamilton Public and Toledo Ro1era. , p....,..,, Coonhunten Will Mllet Thill F'riday 1:00' ~Oy Meigs County coonnuntr.rs will meet Friday at 8 p. m. In Deem~ Reatatll'ant, Racine, for an important. buslneas meeting, , President Roy Armee announced today. Classroom . .a: · 'i .BOYS' CAR COATS ,.. "<! ., . i; .GIRLS' CAR COATS ~- l :OO ii:QO llolll'<•nci•IJC! 11!111 1:30 Vollf' £uo . . , . _ .....,.,. lV,:SI 'leet.i:.!'".fonigh'i ~, ll... - e:40 W•athermiD 6·45 Jobn Daly NeWI 7~00 Four Jwt MOll 1 :39 Jlrave Sl!!\lon ShoW B·OO Charley weave(' 8:30 ()zzle and Hartlolt · 9:00 Hawaiian Eye 11·~ · ~nzl'-'• ihe weather ~ ~-. n~D OF .; ~ aue - ~· . . ; ·sups . ... II f: I< I ·. ; QMiltl ;i. ,.. 10:00 Wednead8.Y Nl&ht F!P~ ·· • _... _.. to·4S ~- · .~ W1111IIIM111) <l:OO '11>e i<ews!J'OioiPt :WHTN ..tV .,Channel 13 ·" II J . uo.tln Show . . . . .. 11:10 SCanlllni lhe Weather .:00 Dolll '""'~"'~ · · ·. \:IS Late ShoW D•QO Rompe»Jil>ol'l · . 12:45 Sip Off tO:OO Movle .fr' , . ~ · .. , :· PHONE 8049-Y ; iii i · r ' -t ·• • 1--te :sbo• -~· ~ ~ff - · ·· ..I' 11·00 J Love ,Lucy P.~:.a•noi1'1'J.Tues..,.a) g; 119 12·00 ·" : ,_... ' ' ""' ~ ._,_ . ··• · t:QO T'le ·~~ ...,. .. . .' ' .. . ~ · $11'~' 'r1!ii'¥"'1i"\l';""\ ~" · . ;;~ _..._,, .. .-. r·- (. P~"'­ IIVM.;.tt lwr0Yt.~. fiu1ttarr · U'~ · • l.ni~ ...:m.t. .a41-. i....... . ·~t ~- ,U•traa.~.,... ...:. .... * wamrnu tlsrft.-.4H JjoUr , .._.,, .. . '1 {1J) : - ~~ - PN~ntpt ·- lfta.....n. Q.:.... ~ · • .....,y P!!~!~- c•~,.........,.~ irw-. ~ ~ -I ~!If' fO. ~I:Cflpe Mrlaui ~~0.: Sl.oYhl ..... ...-....... ~..,.:'7'· • IU!'41 \.-i" YOU w · · ·· . . .. on I'IIUIUan . i . 2 I:QO = · Truth ~~·~'!""!; '' J . _) .U lhe World 'l»flll !'or llftler 01r .Warae "nol l. 2·30 ~Link!~ GIHII 1:10 - ... . ' .l;llP' Tlil!lroP• Sit · g~ Ri!d Skeltoa "" "'10:00 Gatri lllooto SltOII •ill:OO ilot O'doel£ II..., .. ;., 11:J9 . ~ . Loot at the weat~er 11:1! 'l'beatu Ill . 'I ' .,. LOve •of We · Search lot Ton/prrow 1•00 ·Helll'\ of ~ ~II>' ·1:30 .oo oo Arth•tH: ~thlli'·'' : d'"\'hf'YIIIt~iltllf'lllio• ·· ·,;.JO_ ·Jo Amoa''!i" <Ai>4f rronuer · t :SO To Tell The l)oecember Jlrlde 12;30 12•40 The ,Gv,ldlllf mht _.Sift ,._._1!: ,_.,...110 "', '=1 · " I~ ~ Thr.-:.-1""'" · I:SO Ufo of 1111•• , l:ll ~ ' A.roerleatl Bondol..,. 5:30 'MY ;Friend J'lleka ;:, . l<j tt; _~ lleP9rt .iNFANTS COAT SETS ' - 3:30 Who Do ;~OU ~ ::; ~ COAT SETS ' ' 3:00 Beat tht Clqdt ' 1>00 ·11"' lllllomn ~ •sUBTEEN COATS ' The """ •, 2·00 Day In Court · ·• ' li'IIO Phil4> )larlow' ::' 1..:... AIW Preaenu • GIRLS' COATS and Sii<~S tbettal 12:30 Loye Tlll!.>!lo~ 1 ·00 About , . _ 1;30 Way of Ufe,· , ., H_9ney1n99ne1'f 1:30 Sutiorf<>O\ 1·.N · WY~'t J:•rD ~.;. " Hall 'of Fame . Perry Comq Sh911' Thi• II Your L¥• Mr. ~nd Mro. NOrth New• Headllllaa 12:so Gale S19111>. Sltaw 6:.0 W"!fler!'"" 11:40 J<ilm Ua!J NeWI k BECKY'S Now•~ Hunli.eY Br!Dkl.. llePGR Manhjllll ' · .' f:OO .,t~.,_;;,."" O:SO . ._.II\ 1!!';l . , a-~· 8100 Sari Francll'eo ~· lt.ll 'Jour.l!laO ~ !' _.. . , For Boya and Glrla WaotbetOIII Ch~nnel .• a F Channel a:--1!"tuescfd' :1 ll'i~ ~::ft~t~ . dltt.O 12:00 Reatl:ss~'b!ID February Clearante OUT THEY .GO! II w., Jlii:.,... ..... The Jim Tbt..:ker- t;QO ·Slit! - - wtHS. l\' !II iiiU 11 ,00 · II:<t.l§I~ . 1·110 'f,j~ · t ' """"M Sbow . . .,J;-.;.;;.. ·9:ll!) . . '"l'P"" . . · Save Your steambQat Bln ,...._ _ nne1 3 _ Witl-•1· 10•00 t0•30 &:45 Sian: on 8:00 , Co~.ttnental ' ' e:OO s:l& Ul J:Stl S:411 7:00 7:30 8:00 ·: . ll~. ·Ul' . v~cUiiN.-_Y?V. t:oo ·'!'bi Btlil\f<T !JiJ · . 1:15 !~!e 8e!l{el Stonn ·1·30 Eage of ~...t. a'1·80 :oo The 'J'!le ~lJI · }~,toi e -. ~..... .• ;110· ~ ' llibt~ I:U' ·'ti!•·••)Jio Blvilll...., &:30 A!nol j,• ~~ t·QO Jltahw~Y Pa~ ,;so lleO<ir G~t • 1:30 · Men lnlo s~.-. Tb• Mll!lo9•30 Got' A~ · w-........ - ,,oo rvo . rhallntl13 n,ftv,._J . "''a:OO ' · Riebard, ' . a·9~ •<•ll!i NeW . .. .· · .. I : Ill Captain ~- ,. Arl!latJ'ODI Circle Theater :.t'IKt" ir ·o'clcd Ne,.. · u·.IO . ALoot at t~e weatber 9:00 Cartool! .. a Sh 10:00 The Red ROwe' ow w:30 On the·Go · · . ·•·1" --·•'~ • · · t:SO · Sian 10•00 Of' 11 . ' C)lt Yo-.r Year W..P'Iiil• ll. MAIN STREBT ., . ~: . . WASI-l EARS Rodio ·:Di~l fO. TJtl STARK'S r.HARMACY .... '··· DON'T . . --····""·' J.iEW~ State, 3 ",. •lfflni•J 4-·--· In 1111·old . " of ' SuJiday ~~1~,~~ al.J I r'.. , " came with the 97c A$1.29 Value Fi,$·HER HP.f'!itii'Y'Item · ' FftYour 'hoi• ...,,.;., New . Colon Of 'SUPER kiMTONE ABE , :, ...h •'i .Pan.Roller 5l·51 Chev. BOIIdetl ShotS (2,whttla) · · · · · · · ·· ·· · $4.95 ixch. 49·53 Ford Bonclecl Brtdce Sfiotl (2 wll. .) · · · ' ···· ·· ·· $4.95 uch• . WHtl c,llnder Repair Kits · ..:.....· · ·::.·,,;,; ·. · :.. :.... ·.. .. Cllallty Brake Rilcl ........ J.H .: :~, .-~ ~:. . :· . -;~ I · . a:oo steamboat ll1ll __ l~ter~ eomea to Pomeroy SERVICE CEN1ER SP-ECIALS FOR 'FEBRUAR'Y! Brake Shoes For Most Possenger can·ln Sl ock · 197' 3. Can. TimUn .. ( l·J3-0> 121 8. Springfield . . . . ( 7. Alhlond . .. .. . ( r•• s- TIMII Points 1. Day. Roolevelt .. (19-1.W) 241 2. Cleve. E. Tecb ( 2·11-1) 179 ~0-1) 116 Concentrt.tion For Wa.ball't Yonker and aravea each had 8 poJnla. POMEROY. OHIO • COLUMBUS UPI-Tbe United Intemaltonal Ohio high 1e.'l001 baaketball ratinp (first· place voteJ -and won.Joat records throu1b Jan-. 30 in parentheses): 12<!) 114 10.2) 74 13·1) 71 Prlee Jolll&ht Trulh or QOniOIIuflleel " could 11o . I :00 Mid l!a~ N t :1'& MovllthJl&3:00 Younl Dr. •llaloM , 3:30 From Tbel!' !loots &:oO lloli'O o.. ~ .UO SpDI Perioilillt1 . Preu 4. Salem .. . ..... ( G. Lakewood . . . . . ( 1'117 Your UUIIdl 10:30 11:00, 11 :311 11:00 12:1j0 TERMS TO PLIASE vQu. QUICK PRIVATE CASH &;CWfl•. ''"'" Eastern Frosh BeatWahama In Return Game ~ .. IUIO DoUib. Re Ml '.' · oo..~'1. 000. 'PHONE 1 ltlndJna noor pme. PHOtiE Bears Crack Hold Of Cincinnati On Na#on..'~ tlanking $5 '- I' .. 0 '.0·. , - Daytpn Ro'velt Ranking At Top Of Ohio Preps Prime activity will be election of orficerB and planning a_pring ac· UvUies of the association, Armes NEW YORK. UJ't·- talUorniA'I sald. derendln& NCAA basketball ~ham· PHILADILPHIA-:U::.=,-_ - :Lc-.-. Booton c., .." 71 co1~~y It MI.W. T•n. 19 . Mo-d St. 12 pions today cracked CJndonali's MoVh-. 135, ol Phlladtlphla, eillh.t · week Jrlp on flnt place In knocked out Johnny B.uuo, 139, Murr•y St. 113 1. Tttua"'" 66 Unlted Prell International's ma· Nw York i1). Alltam. 61 Ven.,.llt 54 jor college retinp. · Th• Clt. .l 14 Richmond 55 The United Preu International aluefleld St. 14 Notfolk St. 71 major college basketball ratings II 'lorida lt. 61 \firat.placc votes and won·lost nc·· · Mllllt~lppl 76 LSU 61 ords throua:h Jan. 30 In parentbe· TenntaSftl 14 Florid• 61 1181) : Mlchlgen St. 14 Mlnn-.ot• 6J Te.\m Points llndl•n• 76 Nerthweatern 5I 1. California (19--18-I) 33D ColorMio 70 Iowa St. 55 2. Cincinnati (13-15·1) 8Z2 Nebrulul 64 Mluourl 59 3. Bradley (2--\4·1) 260 ' ' " ' AlrM 69 Sin Fren. U 61 f . Ohio State (1-13·2) 289 Clnclnn•tl N Drekt " li. Weat VirJ:lnia (18-2) 179 Ohio Statt 99 Mlch... n 52 , 6. Georgia Tech (18-2) 147 lteubenvlllt 111 Oulncy 1111.• D 7. Villanova (14·1) 100 Cen.... 71 W. Va. lt. 71 8. Utah (lD-2) 77 9. Tt.,. A6M (12-1) ~ 10, Utah State (15.2) 88 11. North Carolina 02; 12. Dayto• 19; IS. Southern California, 17; . Kanaas State 12; 10. St. Louit 18 (tie) St. Jooeph'o (i'a.~ St. KentueQ, Southern aDd Iowa COlliGI IAIKITIALL khool. were held Monday night , BY Un!~ ~"'•...l•ttrn.tlonal DOt -..,auon of oppon~lll4-.lt>uit .IY"t Vl'linla 101 WI 71 Watt• 'oiiiliT Tueoday""''l8)1tA.'ll'i~a• Prlnceto~. 70 Col11ta 57 . THI! SWJI!TI!S,.-' WAY TO BAY •Be My 6 ,. _ basketball. 2.538 pomta set b)' Frank Selvy of Furman 1952-.53-M iild the all~me cereer _mart of ~.587 eatabllahed by Diet Hemnc of Wake Foreat .over a foi,U'-)It:U' lipan )2.!i 1952·53·54-M. ]1.9 Ont In ... 11.8 "Big 0 " wiped out Selvy'a rec116 ord Monday night at ClDcJtinact · 11.2 wltb a 36-point effort that apark· 123 11.2 ed. the second-ranked Bearcati 97 10.8 to I runaway 96-41 triumph over eo 10.8 Drake and raised hia career total Chase, Atb... . ... . . 11 11?10.6 to 2.S7l. ·~e'll &c> after Hemric's OWH:an, Gha. . . . . . . . 9 80 10.0; mart Saturday . night when tbe ' Boling, Nha. . . . . . . 7 70 10.0 1 en~m Houstoo, need17 pomtt to become the BUCKEYa LIAGUI ln coUqe bolltel· The Plains .. · · · ... 3 0 1715-143 Yt.wned bJs WI)' Belpre . . . . . . . . . 2 0 139- 76 the Drake conte.at. aurRutland .. . ....... 2 2 140-227 Trimble ............ 0 1 &t- 71 paomJ Selvy'a record wltb two Chauncey ... . ....... 0 4 183·267 quid layupa in the fin:t aix. mlnl:tea. Play w11 interrupted at Erdy, JT..... .. ..... I 2t 24.0 thia point a1 the si.J·foot-flve forWilcoxen, B. . ....... 2 43 21.5 ward from lnd.ianapoUa PQied. for Mal'tin, R........... 4 66 16.0 pbotoaropllors. Roberteon completed hla record. Bryer, B. . . . . . . . . 2 30 15.0 Hobstetter, R. ... .. . 4 M 13.5 breaktna: fttlbt by totaling 18 of Barrett, JT. . . . . . . • 1 18 13.0 20 free tbrowa, nine of 21 field Dunkle, CD . . _.. . ... 4 4tJ 11.5 a:oal t.ttenapta, 12 rebounds and Staten, CD. . .. .. .. .. ' 411 11.3 eeven •u:tsta. Harttnger, Mba. . . . . Sprigga, Jhs. Kunzman, Nbs. . . . . . Harris, Mhs......... Lane, Ghs. . . . . . . . . . Scharfenban:er, Wbs ' Ualtetl Pr. . lniftualloaal . You 'd never think Oscar Robertson was bored Wltb college ~ :~~: d~~~~\~r:.~~la:ID;ti;·~~~\~E.~~~;~to Ph ······ COlli ' uru;on s. · · · · · · .o cause be wanted to add two more national scoring records Stump, Lhs. · · · · · · · · 11 233 .21.2 his bulgln orUolio C1rman Phs II 187 170 • • • • • • • • • • Tbe r eeorgdPs .n.uuo::~ n~·~--~ t b' Northwestern 7ti·MI In a rough Pat;ton, Nhs. . . . . . . . . 11 180 16.f ..... o se 11 . WI k h Ah 1 II 1110 16 sigbb on thia season were the game that featured a . fi st ftght c er am, .4 d between Indiana's. Cbarley HaU · ··· !Jalt.on, Lhs. . .. ... .• 11 1M 1-U major ~~1e&e tb.rtle-year reeor of and tbe Wlldeats' WllJie Jones. rrom his scorlnJ antics as he hu . 1 t 1 •I been h ts as wo OUwn&l (two d f · ta ) h th ot an. our .PDID , w e er or n he atanda Phil HarrlSOn and Ronn.le Carman 4 Yerds Lone SING&R SALES •nd SERVICE UJ TEl-EVISION GUIDE ~: ~WSA.LTV Channel 3 ...-~ All, 11N, .. •IW•IM ... and given a lllree day joU aen· .~ .... ·11~1\, V•t~l!ll&lt (fO). bao- fined $100 and /. IN \ { c ,,, ' ,t"fo THE , ·' �-· ~.·- • ! ~ngeChurch 6-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·llllddleport, 0:, Feb. Z, 1980 Youth Hold Sunda)' Service Amolcllr. · COiumbul of Iii bepinc with tho ........... ol, Y<>Ulh Suaday throug~out tho ~ • world, the 'JOUth at the Ol'lnge ~ Cburtb conducted tbe Al'l1tT 11t0m{q eervin of woralllp .at ll:M a.m.• Sunday. Bring· lal tbe moming aermon on the topie '"'hf k.i.ncdom Come . On l'.lrth" were .Miu. Breuda O.uk ouid ....... PuUina. Opening the worship service with a.7 ~- = e OfUCKU FOR lODAY ON TIMI AT LAST TOKYO UPI - The Tokyo dlltr~ COUrt'l t:IYII d~rtm.nt cMrt ,..... Mt 1 NCOcl M.nday. For th• ,flnt tim. in Itt history It openell on H-. • at y • • enttne Weather c._.,. Ohlo: Partly Mil IMtl ..................... ltafn ... the eft...,..,._ Hith ift tM 40L - Scriptural Retpon&e was .11 f'ftda Palllnl, followed ·b1 tbe ln.voeation and Lord'a Prayer led b7 O.nny Bernard. Tbe announce· mtnta and a brief history of youth Suud.l1 wen: given by Don Guthrie. Tbe Scdipture leaon WH read by Wilma Pullinaaod the Commun· ion lledltttion ctven b)' Judy Put· Una. Conducting the Service of Coro· mlltlloa were acting elders Danny BernU'd and ll&rvin Pullin• with Deteol'leNH Ann Saylor and June Pulliu receivinJ the offerioe. Jo ollowina: ber talk, Mn. Willia · SPeci.IJ muaJc Wll provided by Anthony, preaident of the aoclety ; Dick BIJI.)' and Johnn7 Depoy &ne presented a gilt to M.n. Zundtl . die Btne4lctJon. for speaking to the poup . . Tbe Sua~ SchOol hour at 10:00 The meeting ot the JO(iet)' was ; A.IL wn alto under the leader- opened with an OJ"gan and piano : thlp of the youn1 people with duet prelude by lin. Cedi IBrad; J're4ll Putllna actJne tuperinten· bury and Mn. Gerald Antbony. ~ d:eal The claiRJ were taught as Mn. Ross Pullen ••• 'devotlon:al 1 follows: Primary, Jm!y Pullin•: leader and read ICl'tpture from the book of laaiab. Her devotion11 were centered on the atan of. the lmi· verae and tbe Jnspiratlon that one recelved realizing they were placed by God . Pomeroy, Oblo Donations were made during the meetine to the March ot Dimes TONIGHT and tB a Foreign MiNionary ·p~ of purthasJna: jeeps. "HORSE SOLDIERS" The president announced the lohn WII.)'De, William Holden World Day of Prayer which wiD be NM Optn WedMICfay Bbserved March 4 at the Mt. Mo· THURSDAY end PRIDAY MEIGS THEATRE ''THE JA YHA WKER$" Jeff Chandler Flu Parker - ' SAYI TWO WAYS MOWI • SP.CJAL ULI ·PRICI- PLUS $100 Tbe meetin1 was closed witb prayer l:ty Mn. Warren Hulburt. l'ollowin1 .Ute meetlng the mem· ben and guestl were invited to tbe baaernent where relresbmenU of undwichea, cookiea and mints in cietorated nut cupa and coftee and tea weie aerved by Mn. Tony Fow· ler, .Mrt. Cbarlea Lewia, .Mn. Lawrence Bing, Mra. B. F. .PumaJee, Mra. Harold Chue, Mn. E. L. Hughes, M.rt. Cbarlee Bennett and .Miaa Freddie Houdalbelt. Mn. . Warren llulburt presided at the coffee service and Mn. Anthony the tea aervlee, placed at eltber ead of t.he tattle which was covered wttb a pink cloth .and ceDtered wU.b an arnnrement of anapdra· iORI and a large pink heart. Mrs. Lewb was In charge of the table arrana:ementa and had also made t.lle nut cups. Long Bottom Sunday School Class Meets • AND UJ'ro 50% . In the abaenct of the president, Mrs. Geneva Yatea, the other teacher of the claa1, conducted the bu•inesa meeting during which Wandlil Larkins wa1 appointed to act as 1111L1tant secretary pre~tmted PILLOWS;~ ·. Deedra '· Foam colors Rubber, :a, :J . 6 8 ,., ' Reg. REGULAR PRICE ClN fHl IAII»((IST C0A1111 MIDDLIPOIT Floor So.n~ers cu~d Polishen.For Rent LISTEN. ALL JUNDS OF W • .AND · For Plckt111' FLOOR ClEANERS *CEIUNG* HOI' WATER Hardware Specials HEATERS1 OnRatlloWMPO * * Tunday Thumlay Mornlnga at 7 :JO llTHROOM FIXTURES 'LAVATORIES GAS Jnd ELECTRIC IDSPIUNG .'· . ' Jt60 •wahPAPEa ,, . ' UGHT nXTURES Far Every Room In YQIII' Home .1 'nd Bro~,dwt The S!Grel Qlreet "FNIII · .. ·"' F•• Oaiy . .Cheat ...111:r MATTRrE IAIIGE Reg. $14.95 SPU.AL f·HIS •\ ' e&rti c;· Jt (J.::G S , . ,. · .·~.,;;,~' -· .o -.8.8 '.' ' .! ·*"'8 COFfl(·t"AIU 1• : , • • Contract-Swung For Brown In Procedural Turn Around With a bit of parliamentary juggling, the Middleport council last night 'revetsed its previous resolutJ,on tow~rd cancel· ling the engineering tontract with Brown & Associates, Mar· ion and voted tG make money available to hire the firm. Af tbe last meetin~ Friday eve· nina: the Council tlalemated over the hiring of an engineer for the l'roposed sewerage systElm for the \'Hiage was broken with a res~lu· lion · by Lee Smith that the fll'm be contacted relative to cancella· Uon o.f Ita contract witb the vUla&e. Last night the resolution was recalled for consideration, was quashed, and a ~-~)' reso1u· II"" paBied ~f a H . I'!!"'.:.Jlvlng Modern Mart Has Move Planned For March First . Complete Lint Of $4.88 · . tiiJcate that $2,500 for the prelimirtary engineering is avAilable Tbe lone dissenting vote was cast by Councilman John Zerkle, chairman flf the Council Sewer Committee, who had advocated eancellitlon of tbe Brown contract entered into provisionally aeveral months ago. Mr. Zerkle has been in favor of empleying an Athens engineering eompany. Council has 00.0 eranted an extenaion on its sew~e permit until April but is required to make monthly progress reports to tbe Water Pollution Board in Columbus. · , Tbe Council was called be.fore tb board Jan. 12 to show cause why action should not be taken againat it for failing to start sew•rage construction as ordered l:ty the board. Present at the meeting last night were all Council members, Solieitor Bernard Fultz and Mayor KeMeth McElhinney. .Members are Zerkle, Clinton Fisher, Wayne Gibbons, Lee Smlth, Ernest Covert and Bill Childo. l.w(! SundiJ, Jan. 11. . I ·UTiP TA8LES glad you took IT00}Shed LoSS Totals $330 ·-- Clerk Gene· Grate was · iDstruct- . and Mre. Franklin Gene ot Columbua are anuounc· the birth of an 1 lb. a oz. dauYvoDna M1e at Doetor1 FURNITURI . ed by• Council to prepare a . cer- .4nnounelnJ Birth .-BAKER....... . ' The dangerous one-way bridge pictured above on Route 338 over Johns Run near Apple Grove will be eliminated this summer. The State Highway Department yesterday aworded the contract lor !he relocation of this section of Route 338 to Joe Skinner, Belmont, on his bid of $102,870. Tbe state en~•­ n~r's estimate wai $162 100. The improvement Will consJ,St of a flll and culvert and' will eliminate the bridge and two dangerous curves. - A Sentinel Photo. the ll.rm ' the 89-a'hl!!ad· !Jieaal. · PoUuck refreshments were enJoyed by Mr. and Mn. George Frederick and three sona, Delores Frank, Wal)da Larkin• and four children Naomi Pickens, Violet Smith, Orva Jean Holter and two children; Geneva Ya~s and Tre•· sie Sw1in and gue1t11, Leone 'Babcock, Wllltam Swain and Dsve Yatea. Mn. BaMocl: will entertain the daN at her home for the Febru· ary meetlna at wbich time a Val· entlne box will be enjoyed and potIU<!k retreahmeeta aened. Rtguler Prlct 479.00 Sptcltl Price 164t.OO Speclel Prlct Mat.OO INCLUDIN6 $100 WORTH OF FROZEN F.OOD . DESIGNrd ' lighted pictures to each of tbe Joeal churchea. Plana for future aetlvitie• were made ~o as to help in the churches. Holds 133 lbs, ' "·'~ ,J.illoleum LAMPS... .· \:."'" R UG.$ 1f2 OFF· , .. 9xll All George l'"'rederlck read the llcrlp· ture followed by prayer by .Mrs. Leona Babcock, a guest. Roll call waa an1wered b)' a scripture verse .. A d.iaeue•lon period wa1 1everal · topJc• uf Hpeelal were dlacusaed. The elaas hu : Even in the foe~ of increased price~:we ore r~~d~g o,u rs for .this ~tock Red1.1ction Sole. You'l1 .'bi!. advantage of ~e.~ sensotionoll?ctrgo!ns th~~~ may nOt be repeated! . . · ·· · : ' ; , ·. , EXTRA SPECIAU Tile YOUJll ,Married Sunday School Clau of the Lon1 BoUom ChUl'Chet belC:lihe rf!Jular monthly meeting a,t tbe home oi one of the leachen Mra. Tressle Swain, on Thuraday evenlne. OP FROZIM MODS SAV 20, ~ ( · tAlE I Eight Night Revival Series Opens Sunday ,. ... ~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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