https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e4c1f4a592f792672e534e623190db85.pdf f3fd94f93d074e217a1383074ea0fb0b PDF Text Text -· ._, .... .-- ~~ ----- - • i+ ~ · .....,., .. + O!Enli 10 • ' ~·Senllnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 22, 1960 Teenage Dance :New Fumiture Given Old look By New joturday Night York firm Headed By Mrs. Rita Nathar. Nell Attended NEW YORK (UPI) - Mr5. Rita E. Nathan is the third gen ·eratio.n in a family busines.s catering to those who want "an UQued" but nOt antique furniture for their homes. Her business is reproductions and aclaptati.Qn.s of Cine oh A very luctetsflll danee party ,... held S&tutday mght at the omeroy Junior High Aud1tonum 1heo ,n e~~timated crowd Qf 500 .:enaaen at-tended. Kenny II.Ysell nd Leon Jordan, better known 11 fb e Jaya," of P:omeroy, were ln aars:e of "tbe prd"pam. Proceed~~ ent to the newly formed honor ~lety Of Pomeroy H.tgb. Te•n~era from all ,qver tbe trl-eou~ty ea attended lhe hap. pJeces of furniture, many of them worthy of museums; am toJne of the tools of her company's trade are chains, wira brw:bet, and nails of varaous mue.s td! provide I look which wear Piece of wood -.,uJd &ive. if liven lime. : '< .. It take• a .•k..illf:d craftsman to .ctiltreu a paece o! furmture," ~llid Mn. ;Nathan of her "gang" ,td spemalqtJ who whale 1way .with auorted sizeS of chams to lput. debtJ in proper placea Ill a The S!Jt: of the chain depend on t!le au:e of the dent the cl'lltt man wants- but the onet 1 u.• the day 1 toured thlJ unuaual fl tory in what onct; WIS a me 1 processing plant were serlea 0 Loops about one inch m dtamete faklna the hoD01'11 1n the fut ~nee d1vlalon wer~ Leah Grueser 1d Ronnie Phahn and Cindy _-~atael and Jon Webster They Ill repreaent Pomeroy In the .ets:s-Ma~o? cbampi?'nship fmals Jr rock n roll dancmg. Next Saturday ni.Sht The Jays 'Ill ap~ar at the Wahama High uflllor~um for another dance •rtr. Dellclous Cottage CbeOIII shJ~ met. . . :e .r . OU &W~ ''*•o·:Jt!'*·"·, -il.. of "•·· •n. )~lriii'OB:E OR .4.T YOUR DOOR ertAm of tbe death of her aunt, toeial to family, social Will utltU 1:30. betm prominent in the .,.., al'f', llf MlddJepo: ., of Pomeroy. at 5:00 and }Jil were held at Ind. Sunday at •INTFRIOR liGHT' • SAF£11 OVfN RACK' f'Jaff•DJ'y\"earFamJiyW88b I ---- ---UNCI Look · /IIIDDI.IPOlT, OHIO =~·~~~ . WQOO, "Tbe are Mr. and Mra. Flatwoods, Md Mr. I daatreuing cag't be uniNld Mrs. Nathan. "Scua /and denta muat 110 where the nor· Hiram -Slawter of Middle- · Route 1. Jack Edward has two Carol Ann and Debra Jo, brothera, Tommy and Paul ':~e-::~·:. ~fc:k 0t~e 1e~::!~e,u~: • . • added reali11m." The special wl.re bru•bes and nail produce the acratchea ,and 'Mrs. Nathan said some reproducers U8e red bot naJls to burn a !";~m_,:;;'t~rolook In pseudo ala:n• of usage before the final hand·flnlsh"Even there, we are addins to aged look," aaid Mn.. Nl· than, "because the old, hand finishes were not even." TH" Husblnd's ftlece Mn. Nathan, •m enerjetlc KfiYhatred women With two daua:hters and two IJ'and-children, has boen preaident of the /Jrm, founded In 1863, 1ince the death of her busband ,In 1938. DOW, .::.= ~:JU ' WfloGr ,: . ... See the seleelion of RCA WhirlpoOl, M,~}het Royal Electric and Gas Ranges ... ·.: alul ~~~ji,t.'' nau.oo ·- ' . 1'' .• ·4· . Elberfelds In Poln'~roy Infant Defied .. injury . c. o. Flaher, Sftor- III•J 1. ·. swin . : , and ceu- llolp) W1lter Wen")',. GilrQOn and RuueD Capo~ Ironto.,. Ma.D· · .· Goes On Ti:ipl.~: Mr. Henneay was reported Suqday evenlna: to be slowly im~rpovtpg. the staff - her dauabter, Rita. A Nathan copy rarely ill cheaper tban ita original, because ahe aald today'a labor coats and ~arcUy of sli:IUed cabinet m,ken keep the prlcea htah. Then wbr auch a healthy buaineu In reproductions? "Becau1e," aald Mrs. Nathan, "aome pe(lpJe don't like antiquea; only tbe look1 of them and t.be ele,lance they lend to a room." m:•~'C~*~":O:'~dlouined uilrC: 'l. wtn!". the ILICTIICUY DR} IS CLOTH IS IUNIHiNI C I er. Now a fourth generation Ia on Ia one of the many reasons why we are able to return to you dry cleaned and laundered clothes ' that look like $199·95 wllh hla parents, brieff)> over grandmother. J. •o vJJiting w1t.A Mrs. tbe weekend w'a ~f!r · Smith, Jr., of Charleatoa. Mrs. Gordon 0•7 ~~!':' ROll· neay )left Satuhtay for COlumbus where •he will t.lke a -plll)t to her home ln Atl1nta, Ga. Mr1. Clay, Who w1111 ealled here by tbe Illness of her fat.h-r, C. M. Henneay, waa drlven to Calurnbus by Jobh FiBb- 1! lldd<"' AS SHOWN ABOVE ' . who has been visited Mr. and day. Ju4Y Finishing Equipment ..... evenin11. Her into thiS ~! '~· Vlslt The FW'Dlture Departmeni'OII' T,ll~ is the furnJt'Ure term for giviag a uaed, look to a new piece of form," ' . • CllUNifR BnlANI:fD DDO R' .. PIIIDDII HCIU'DIUHa T "WI Ciioa ~·~ Bul The Blbv'' ... Plus Middlerx»rt LETU8--- I ItilTalks Meigs Around And -About QOTH£5 BASKETS ,. ..... M-oDE R n Vic Browns Win a3.ked tf) donate eatu .tor thl• pr~ ject and asked to have them at the hall by 4:30. · Wash Day '' 1 AuxUi1r7 members ,..,, bei.QJ BANISH . ~~ flto.J - · 1n .... • Brasj)ia For Tbe Wllf .A~ry o1 tbe pe- 1 -~;~ -Pat Jones and ia the only ~ur· hey-Belt"'QWij' fOit."' MnerJc'li'n. lAlilOn 1' 0 mem~ of the William F. are pJ.q.rilnJ a I~• ..... • For '58 Mur~~r , TWO LOcATIONS FOR MEIGS THEATRE POMBROY, 0810 ' - .; ,(1, • .... ' -·~·-.... PHONE WY MilO PHONE WY 1-6428 •• ro.n.ro, TONIGHT '"" TUIIDAV "TK!l BEST OF EVIIRY'niiNG" a•.,. Lonp - Joan CNwtonl Net.O,... l •• d ••••• -., ........... .... _ _ IIi_ .... dllit··· w......., .. ol- ""' ........ ,.... I""' ~... -.Dur-Io .............. ...._..-- • ,,· . . . ~ . -~ ' . .('.t · '''" ~"-~·'­ -' . . ,r , 0 ,_,... • :~· I ' ·lfL ·-·~i - There Is Still Time To Save Open· Til .9 P~~- T:on.~sht I .. ' ... ,q 'lo' •••• , . "' . ·. Save tip Te 11% . 011 ~-.' . n ..e ..._.._Ia , .~ - .. '" ' ;'!"", .- IU"III IP'e .. . . . . • ' IIUY ON CON'VBNIBNT TEBM& FA~ bll,t ~N0..Y !n'OaB •) • ... .. ' r- ., ' .. ' ., , E'R FU·RN:I.TURE . {'tf,':•\' '; ; I ' ON THE BluGBTBSTCOitNilliN)IIob~'t , ' ' '. < ~ ~~t'1i' ·, f ... ' \ '- '• YOU U 'IC MeigsManls Granted Parole Commission 14 wear e!Mheor eleaned by our -Rob·inson's ~9!1- llltM _, W...liiiiV,~RJ I 01 Tile • •..,..... Arn Ike Flying To . Cbarl .. Jones, of Indiana Jooea was a brother of the be held' IJijs Tu.,day o~ at th~ Rlll'.lll Hid4JOJH>rt. The pabllc 1,. mv1ted and ~~e will be ·bonae liaked olbt. and Jce ereana. 11le ..... Ollie: C..., ,..,...., JI Rliul ..... ~ f l Pomeroy Connell VOtt!s. Employee Pay Raises of Ladies To Hold Soc'..." I'Tue'sday - -------=~~~= · :"'.-::Jii;;:; .d4~1;::opo=rt(~o~blo;:;::,-;;Tu~e=sda:.:::-y,-;;F;:;ebruary:::::::-:;28;;;,~1960;;;;;--------------··-----S;;;IN:;;;GLECOPY --lie I JPC!cial offer - -- --- tNrt your at ot II~D IT. e .,•.,..,... r• ~ - •••.,.,..,. Sugar be1d t Run Tb K"hool nd fte their aeh 1firstt mee 1ng u ay, a r oo, a the home of Mrs. Robert ~unay leader. Mrs. Harry Watson JS the au1stant . tee M be leader. I th t em rs o e roop c:omnut are Mrs. Mildred Hayet, Mr aod Mra. David Goodwin, !.1n. Wendell ?erlach, and Mrs Riehard Neut- • he meeting was opened with prayer by the Rev. Howard Ruppelt after which Janice Zerkle presented the dev.-9Uons u.smg the topic, ''Wbat iJ Wor· . -~~ •m "'p" A~ 5 re-• by * ·'en Oeaconrt ' " •""' 1'"""'-'"• .... .u ntn ' ' .........,. Taytor were ~ Of ~ · I' Rev Ruppe It i-ntroduced t.be , Tbe "dWdftD the" · •1 epeakers f-o-r the meeting who~ Rome were apeeiaJ, euesra· tbe studenl.6 al Ob.io Untvenlty. The 1~eq ,.u-a ~ . w~ men, Daltit SH\IIb Bhar, K.entilal f~w· lor Lbem by Richard l"'!lng. L. Dhanda •nd Anwez Azee are aU -~ ~. 'llhe ~.lo%8 Brown1ea present were Betty l natives of India -and in. their Lllb Wte WYF, &lid Dwtebt W.tilee. Jean Hobstetter, Mary Lou Ash, told of the rehgtons of theW eoun'!be re!l't'!lhmenta decor,a~ Witb 1lanlce Coucb, Kathy Webrung, try, their 8clloot. and JOclal life. cherrJea ~u keeping wit!\ W•.trinl· Pamela Neutzhng Kathy Watson Mi. Bhar a:ave a short J:Ustory ()( ton't .BirtJl<1ay wa eer.tet:l b'Ji )q-1. Vicki Murray , Kaihy Conde, Sus•~ lndu. mcludin-g tlhe politicti life Dwiebt Wa»ace, Mrs. Rlcll.anl Gflrlach Roberta Kay Wilson Julie o! t.he oou?ay, ~e Cl-a8S mtem Vavehan, ~n.elor, and lin. !)y. Br-3wn, ' Karen Hayes, M~rlene •nd other mteresti.n;g facta of his erett Baahner, ~ COUDitlor, Goodwin, Jeannette Phillips and country. The three ftle'n were aN. to :apprm.lmate-Jy CJ5, members an(~ Shelb; Cowan. of different rellgiOUf tat~ oce (11-est. rwbo •tteMed the ~------a Buddi6t, one a Hindmst and tb~ other a SlkbiJl Mn. Chmlu /onu Follo-wing tht eiOBe of Ute meet.. 1 .., Oi& In Iruliana lng refreshments were terved in l!he dimng room 'bY the WYF and Charlea Lytle hu reeeJYed Junior Youth TJIERMO.MUGS · ' India Students Are Speakers At Foreign. Brownie Troop · Fellowship Meeting of WYF In Middleport Holds 1st Meeting A spectal program in keeping with Fon:ign Fl~p Th d...uy Afternoon Sunday was presented Sunday evenin~t!he Fint United UrS Presbyterian Church when the w..tm y lh F. II Brown1e Troop of I!"Jde two of 1'EA'WER __:, ...,.., ......., ............... .,..-tNdl,••dfht..t ,....... Meter,.... ..,.......... ...... ' ~gion Auxiliary In Genuine Raltaa , .. .1 · HOME .V.U~QRY COMPANY . enttne ' .. ah:atna Students NamedToAttend :'Kn9w Your State Government' The "Keynote Address" wiJl be by Dr Carl Fraaure. Proi£~::~· and Head -ot Politlcal ~~ of West ' VirJlDia .Uaiver· Frasure: 'Will speak al sea&"lon . �17 (1 ts lnl959 Mo ADS UL eents. .00. Obitua • 8 DAYS 1 0. .110 $8.00 WRI I of rude ' ob ~· ess Club 'as and· llamab t origlnil · owner. pia most wao sold I ~.6911. Ink of t b n, lo g den or. ••• a draw , table, I lder m o myyu .h ROt .. . ' ' ' '' r aet up eieh morn II m Plcll: up ' "'obit., It e P•per and \ ,. I . �:..::~~::::·Wddleport.o~;e:::~ s.Jm Pitch Awa~ - --rii( ANG~~'"~'I-H '~ . ana Aaron. who luimmered Na~u:mal Leacue pltmen all season, fmaUy . . ...,.... home bts contract ~ :- ld two-ti b t • · waited out General · ,Jetr-<> • me tiDI ~D Mana,cer Johnny McHale's openiq alary pltebea but wasted no time onee McHale served up one with a $20.000 raise. Hank went for it like on of Jim O'Toole 's fall balls and promptly entered the f.DO,OOO-a-year class. Top Three Teams Hold Rating 1960 NEW YORK UPI-Borry MaeKay, the erratic 24-ye~-old. slugleer from Dayton, the United States' No. Obto, 1 DIVIIII Cup !hope today after bil dramatic victory over veteran Dlek Savitt In the finals of tho ..uonal indoor tennis champioDihlp.a. -,-...-- ou MEETS IRISH Notre Dame (1~7) hu iecepted a ··member at large" berth In the IS!Hilt' tourney earlier in the NCAA tourney and will meet Ohio Unl]versity m the preliminary game. - ·. . Man"etta, In AtheOS Sect•"0 nal, BASKETBALL Americans Hope Js Ranked Seventh Jn Ohio Choice SCORES T0 Make Showmg • COLUMBUS (UP1) - The top three teams in the United IASKITIALL Jn Games Today Press_ Jnter~tlonal high school rati~gs hung onto their relntwnetl-.1 I spectlve positions today. One slipped from top ten. 16 •••hrn Kmtucky 79 I FOR \YORKERS Maybe just a pal on the back and a handful of cash is all you need. Call tor your friendly cash loan la· morrow. Cheer up. RelaL • Hoqn: 91o S - Thun. B Ul Noon Phone WY 2-2171 E. Main St. Dayton ·Rooevelt., Cleveland E~it Tech 11nd Canton TimkeH conunued to run 1-2-3 as they have .all seuon, with each squad commg through with wins last weekend . But Xenia bounded Into fourth place as Salem dropped to sixth and Lakewood moved · into fifth. Marietta, with an overtime win over Newark. held onto sennth, ~-· ed -an Y oungst own ._.t remam ninth spot and Elyria moved into lOth as Springfield dropped to 13th. the Manhattafl 109 CCNY 67 s.ton Hall 72 canlsiu• 63 l'he Unued Press International Mi• 10url 12 Colorado 73 Ohio high school basketball rat- . Okl•homa 50 N.twHka 49 mgs (tint plac~ votefi: snd won-lo.st Indiana 92 Illinois 71 records through Feb. 20 in paren· Northwestern 71 Mh:hlfln st. 69 th~=~ Toledo 60 Kent St. 53 Iowa 11 Purdue- 61 ~ : ~~;;~_n E~·~~~~\~ i ~-0) 11 Mlch;81n 12 OT Mich. 76 Loyol• (Ill.) 64 3. Canton Timken (6--18-()) X ClnclnMti 15 North T•n• 54 4· en 1a t2-17-0} Houston 63 ar•ill.,- 51 · 5. Lakewood (15-2) E. Ta,-..s It, 66 Lamar Tech 51 · 6. Salem (16- 2> Arbnaas M RIH 74 ~: ~~~~~:o~:-~aat <16.2) Tex. Western 17 Hard-SimmoM 63 (Th. Pemwoy PantMn (16-2 . Columbus East (l-4-4) GNrtla Tte:h 69 Florida~ 9 ...... Lancur.r 17·10) 1,. the Florida St. U. " Loyctla 1La.• SO openl .... ....,,.. of tht SEO HC- 10. Elyria (1:)·3) Second Ten: 11. Urbana; 12. W•ka FOf'ftt It Villanova 70 tlonal at Att..• ,...., Tuesday. 79 VIrginia 63 tf tt.e Pantfters bHt their way Newark ; 13. Springfield; 14. Porta72 :0~ 63 St through that bratkat, they u"" mouth; 15. Akron Central; 16. To· 70 doubNdly will rurt Into 7th ledo Woodward; 17. Cleveland St. 123 M=l~ -;:nn•• 107 ranked Mlrlatt• (17·1) of the Jgn&tiU8 18. Norwalk ; 19. :Martina Ferry o l; 20. Ashland. 69 s. w. Mltlaourl St. 65 ether bracket.) 75 Alablma 5~ Others: Toledo Rogers. Arch· Dayton Rooaevelt won one game duriq tbe week, Cleveland E11t bold, Steubenville, Eastwood, To(Incl.) 75 66 Tech won Its ·third tlty league ledo Scott, Manefiel~, ~iddletown, · w M ·u D Ky. WHI.yan t5 M 1 title with a et-84 win over Cleve- " 10 " · 008 er, "" on, ayland St. lgnatiUI, aDd canton TimHICMt SCHOOL IASKITBALL ken edged canton lleKlnley, 57·36. ~~uUl~~~~=~~ent~i~~erva, Ply. Clall A County Twrnamenb . · 'l'he second ten team• were, in COSHOCTON order, Urbana, New.,-k, SprlngfJeld, Portamouth, Akron Central, Waruw 76 Ldayotto 74 OT Toledo Woodward, Cleveland St. Stoutovlllo ;:•:~:~g. 41 County LNgue Ignatius, Norwalk, Martina Ferry FAYITTII Hlth Scor. Feb. 15 and AlhJand. 3 ganie Ind. Rocks Davis 8l50 81_1 ....... II Now Holloncl :19 It appeared the top three would LOGAN single &ame, J. Plechaty 222 flnl1h the aea•on in that order as 3 games Hot Rods 20M Ru•h•¥1vanl• 90 w. Manafield a I play wind• up thll week and the single game Hot Rods 886 Lowlotown 75 45 StMdlnt~• Won LMf Pd. MADISON lA::::.~~:: R'dio 12 3 80() The Plains 69 w..t J..,.,son 40 IL 12 3 1100 PICKAWAY 9 6 1100 ... ... . 69400 Ashville 72 Walnut Townthlp 61 Ntin-County at A THINS N•IIOIWI!Ie 71 11 267 Mkt. 2 13 118 lo"'"Mt Holy Trinity 44 SEASON HIGHS Crooktvilf• 3'1 Ind. 3 games Sam Flanagan 70f NI'W Lnlnvten St. Aloyslu1 36 1 game, George Wagner 27tl Non.Cou~ty . ''WESTERVILLE 3 games Hot Rods 2632 Gr61WIIIf .69 . 1 game Hot Rods 978 Dtlawar• St. Marys 42 ''5" BOWLERS AVG. Lanc:ast.r St. Mary 53 Day N..,.rk C..thollc SO 2-0T . . .. ' .. . . . . ... .. 170 171 UNION .. ... 169 Richwood 57 King . . . . . . . .. 167 Chuckery·Darby 59 OT Sylvester-Davis . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1«1 Mltn.. lc SprintS 34 . SIGN TERESHIN5KI Union L.acel 67 WARREN COLUMBIA, S. C. UPI-The l/~lve.,sily of South Carolina has W,aynuvllle 55 Springboro 54 CLASS AA 11 ~~:~· Its coaching staff · vacancy S.Ctlonal 11 Akren II the signing of Joe Tere1hin· ski. Tereahinsld, who played ela~t Akron Copley 51 Akren Buchtel 41 with the Washington Red- Akron b"M,.. 55 Akrotl Norton 49 will be an offensive coa~ 1 Akron Hower 63 W•dsworth 57 Non T,urnamtnt e9aeh W11-ren Giese said, ' . L•ke..oGd ' 79 ., E••• Cleverarftf I MONEY team tourn&ments get underway. 1 1 s• BOWLING p.,.,.z... Shop And Save The Pickens .Way I Open IJl)ery Da11 .4U . . . ... ' II•t ~~::~::.~~~~ "' ~~:::::[;'~::~~·~.y . .... SQUAW VALLEY UPl- The United Stat~ seemed sure to get out of the .Olympic alao-ran category today iln tbe Jbi.Diog &ilver blade~ of Carol Heisa. Queen Carol, three-time• world champion and already leading ller ~ compet,tors by a wide martin should pick up the gold medal in ladiea' Iieure Hating. And that t ed wou td pu t a y ana• on t••.c op P · estal Of the victory stand for the flr1t time in the pme1. Tb U 5 t . t bla k d Mondeay in ihee-:;;;olff~~ ·&eo~inec allo could pick up a broru:e medai in tbi• competition if Barbara Ann Rolea of Temple City, Calif., can hold her third place stand!QJ after tbe compulsozy fieurea were coAmn~~et.eLd.,..Molnodaoye.han- that ont u ~ ..... or the beaut)" queenJ or the u. s. rt.aot slalom aJti team could win a medal. It ml.lht be .pigtailed Penny Pitou of Laconi-a, N. H., AU-Amer•"ean beau•ty Be'·y 8.nlt• ~ • :: N~~~~~thV&.l..O:es~~al:.e::l~ thl"ee baw • strong chance. Ol>t Bal>y Bor Rlllor, Ul'h, Phi- lodolphla, 7. CARI.CAS, ...... .- . . . Oht.. stoppacl 129• lt•ly, I. v...-a UPIl21, Spn-d, Sertllo Ceprerl, PROVIDINCI, R. t. UPl-WIIIa. ........... 160,. Provl-..c. R. 1. ... ..__._.._... """!'.,._ .. _ •..L ~nay . HyU'Inls. Mau.. 10. 1 1'011.&... ,L' ..,... v,. 161 n., AGRIIS TO OPPER NEW - YORK UPI- Manager· Jack Kearns has agreed to 'in offer ror Archie Moore to defend his light heavyweight title against Germany'• Eria ScbOppnern Jack Fugazy, mana &.In& directcir of Featured Sports Inc. announced today. ,Fuguy .said the fiJht would held ln the United States dur· the latter part of JUly inAugu1t The W01tem and Southern Lifo lhlllraneo Company prldo the auainment or ONE. BILLION tlo01 thtoulliloul DOLLARS In """" in 1959. Thlo clltnua a )'6lt of unuoual P . . _ and arowth for tho Compony. Thla notoblo t<hiovomont is indood. anulf)'inaoxporlt... for W01tom and Southern penonnel throupout the nation. Their dedication to tho Company'o oound prinolploo ol . . . _ , , faltbM and competonl aorvll:o, contrlbuiOd -..rablr to thlo Important achilwlllllat. Addod protoctlon and IIOCIIrlty to alx and ono quamr million pollcyholden inc101ocd our ihlllrance In f0ta1 to $4.9 billion. Tho lneruao In auoto lor tho yur amouniOd to 195 million. New in1urance wrlttcn amounted to 1703 miUioo and tho inc.... in inouranco In lorco wu $36$ miiUoo. 01 mtllor lntoiOil, too, wu tho lnerouo Ia ol · """" thin $19 million, 101 aolde lo< Muro obllpUono to pollcyholdcn. At t h e - or 1959, total""""' amountod to Sl17,96l,312. Tho ......t _,.al~ ol Wlltom and lloullltnl - " ' . *' W•- aU_..., .l. o, • the entlto llnl 55 ,.... of operation. A 1\uthar uampla ol our d6dication to tOndor more ollldont and lntlmall ""leo to our pollcyholden can ba found lo the OOIIllrucdoa or a modont S4 mUilon oftlco bulldinlln Lao Anpieo, Cllllpmio. Ollr Weotom Rtllonal IMadq-. New ~anal o111coo Houoton. y..., and - l l l e , Florida, tupplomont lhqoo 11 Philadelphia. Po., St. LoulJ, Mo., and Atbmlf, N.C More than 8,500 and Soulhml _ . . . . """ the Com)tany'o policJiboldtn In tho H..,. 0111ot, the a1x Roaionol 0111ooo ond the mon !ban JOO aa1oo and- oftlooa Ia of the oounlf7. ' "'lthful; olllcltot &ll4 ~loaiOd ""'leo to tho. poilc)oboldln to bo 1111r f - oldooti,._ Tussy 1f2 ---0-- Game biologists for the Ohio Division of Wildlife during a recent meeting here prepa,ed recommendations on hunting and trapping laws for the 1960-81 season. These suggestions will he the basis for discussion by Obio sportsmen during county and district game hearings during coming months, said Hayden W. Olds, division chief. The final decision wUI be ma~e by the Ohio Wildlife Council after the state game and fish hearing in July. . Game section recommendations are based on results of surveys and hunter bag checks made by the tkhnicians, and are designed to harvest only the annual game surplus. . -----<)..._ .. 1' 1 , ' Enforcement of the laws Covering boat numbering and li· • POWDER and "24" LIPSTICK All Far Only $1.35 U.. nation owr the put row )'Olin - - z partment. COTY AIR-SPUN tated tbo conatrudiOft of a teYIIn..tory addition to the lirMdy tJdltlq lion Oflloe bulldinp; Tho Company'• pwth hat baan ao 1001lerated u- Januar)', 1957, thet and lnluranco lo r.... ha.. than In I · Tbe youngest member of the Buckeye Big Bucks Club is dead, just one week after he became a member at the annual meeting in Sidney. Harold Wagner, 17, R. R. 2, LauNlville, lost his life in an atllomobile accident in Hocking COunty early on Feb~Jlary 13. · · Young Wagner gained membership by virtue of ·killing a trophy buck deer, His dee .. bead may also be recognized by the Boone and Crockett Club, continental big game trophy =7-::7.:-:;;.7."--:;-~-7.:-:--:-. authority. ClnclnnaH 15 Nclrth Tn•• $tate 54 -0' SteuNnv'Uie 42 y.un..town 40 Ways •nd means of enforcing new state boating regulations Bluffton 91 Gosh.., Clnd.) 7t are being explored by Department of Natural Resources personnel. Representatives of the Division of Parks and Wildlife have met with James Wells, administrator of the Division of Watercraft, and .j"~ · Deutschlt>, Chief Counsel of .tile de- FROMCOTY announce~ with ° and t.-applng,, and safety while hunting, fishing· and boating. "This trafriing wUI better equip these youths to do a good job in conservation work," said Ridge in commenting on the program. "It should also he a valuable rehabilitation tool. It FIGHT RIIULTS , will ,equip them to enjol )ife in the outdoors and may start PHILAD~PHIA UP,__ Mitt- them on a wholesome obby which .will keep them out of o~~.....; 12;, Phllodolphio, knockN trouble in the future." Speelal Offer--- 'VESTERN ·and SOUTHERN LIFE ASSETS -ONE BILLION DOLLARS Williams whose outdoor films are becoming more more popular, ~ill show _films a.t. the meeting of the Letart Grange next Frid~ everung . Williams h_ a s bee_n_ showing the "'J h t dd ti t his reg films to various groups overt e coun YIn a 1 on ular work as a game protector. He has also been conducting a rifle safety class with Boy Scout.Troop 249 and Wednesday eventng conducted a follow-up session with tbe troop and also showed the new color film. "Open Season." Any group who is interested in seeing the films may do so by contacting him at his Rutland home . ""' 1 -. ---v . in f th I ki A 12-week conservation tram g program or e ~ es Youth Camp, in Zaleski St~te Forest, Vtnt~n Coun~y, _will ~e initiated Thursday, accordmg to Everett Ridge, Wtldlife District No. 4 supervisor. The weekly sessions will be held each Thursday a·nd the series will end on May 5. The idea for the outdoor schooling possibly the first Of its kind, originated with Richard SChuerman, Vinto~ ·County Game Protector. He was aided in working out the details by RidJe and the district staff. Instruction will be provided by DiVIsion of Wildlife g:rsormel, largely from the district, and . I h nd Eugene J . Vej"sicky ' bonwilJ be I n c h arge o uerman a or camp superintendent. Subjects to be covered will include modern game and fish t 1 nf 1 •-~- lion · h U 11 h1n managemen , awe orcemen , u~u "e m un ng, s g ' censing and waterwa'l drivin~ and safety regulations will be done liy personnel o the Divisions of Parks and Wildlife on bodies of water controlled by the state. The new licensing law became effective January 1, but distrtbuUon of the licenses will not be started before Mid-March. Wello named Carl Stockma~1 DiviSion of Parks, and J. L. Copeland, WildlUe, to study me situation >l)d make recommendations to him regarding uniform enforcement ·of water-craft laws. Price Sale WIND and WEATHER I.OfiON Reg. $2.00 size - Now $1.00 · lteg. $1 - SOc DUTTON DRUG CO. COATS BLDG. MIDqLEPO~T With just two weeki remaining In the regular aeaaon, the Unlted Preaa International Board of Coachea today r_ated C•UfornJa the No. 1 team in the countr)" tor the 5i~!ij:ii55iiii~~~o~urt~h~atrailb& week. will_..,. - ·- · I • C. -.' ' ,_.., --- - - • WILUAM IIAJIFOIU> -' 72nd ANNUAL-1S'I;A.T~MENT•Dec;'fh.~r : Sl, 1959 ..... . . f AIIIIS , Unltod Slllllllovomment Bonds .: :·: .......... ..$111,516,115.11 •lllliclpaland Corporstion Bondi ...... .......... 119,191,204.90 Slacks...... ..... . .. ... . .............. .. ...... ll,IIW,195.19 Morttotol.aono . ........ . ........ . 505,112,21131 ........... 1 111aood hnto .........., .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. .. NOW GilLY LIAIIUTID .. . , Stllulory Pllloy ~' ..... " .......... .,\ ..$811,961.312.00 l'allq P'Nclldolltd Oi'lldtndoloft with Compenr. . 14,4Ga,302.00 DIYidttldlltl Pllkrilaldtrl f'oJollloln 1960.. . . . . .• 4,611,1)0.00 Pttloy . . , . 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Monrlly ... . ·~ ·.• �•• N"'\ \ I ~ ' 8 Dally Sentillel, Pome!"OY·Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 23, 1960 ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Around And About Middleport Middleport Ba.,d Boosters Plan Future Activities At Meeting Monday Evening PW!s were IIUide Monday evening by the Middleport Band Boosters for a number of activities of the organization to be held In the near future when they met at the high school for covered dlsh supper WIJ held by the School class o1 lbe H..th Metho· ln. the basement of ~ church. of the clUB and she and the afterooon 'and-decorated tbe with Wasblilgtop~ Birthday. ne firllt meeting of the .BNW· ly PUDDII HOUDAIHILT Troop Of Central School wu Monday at 3:30 p. J;B. the Janice Luman, RN, bas returned at the Clevetheir regular meeting. · . i peqding the )Irs. Carroll Swanson, president, presided over the meeting ~·••kerod with her mo..._er, Mrs. and appointed the following members who wUI be worlr.ing Raymond Luman. on the JUnior Band Party which iii - - - - - - -.:= l'.lt:to is ILl at bas Lewil scbtduled for Thursday, March Appointed as a nominating comhome fi1.1NOIIII ~ - Ave . with Mrs. Wesley Ji'r)' as mitt.ee Were ";,lrs: Kenneth. Mc:EI· Rev > Hov.ii~ JtaPS>elt ot the chairman. hinny, Kt!nneth MC!.Elhmny, MI'J First Unitelf P.retbjrterl•n Food CQtnmittee: Mrs . :.t.lchael Charlotte Perrin, Mrs. James 8u- planned to 10 t'o CambridgeChurch today Hackett, Mrs. Robert Schmoll and chanan and Emel'l',on Jones. 't 1~001. I < . . .. Sw~. to aUend the two da7 'selflion at Mrs. Robert Burkett; Recreation : A report was made oo the Shrine tbe Presbyterian Church there . Mrs. Milton Hood, Mn. Paul Davis dinn er 11erved recently and the inMr. and Mrs. Caah Bahr and and Mrs. Charles Edwards . Decor· surance for privately owned instruMartha Childs were in Galatlng: Mrs. Roger Morgan, 'Mn~ menta was discussed and will be 1"--"· Sun~ay to visit with Mn. Charles Archer and Junio-r Band members. approximately S2 per inatrument. Program: Michl Archer, chairman; disc joc:kica, Iva Stewan and Sue Slater; announcer, Larry Han· nican; invitations, Paula Thels. The Senior Band party wiH be held March 11 and Mn. Jack Sat· terf&eld, Mrs.. Donald Lnwery Hnd .Mrs. Lewis Sauer, Jr . will be cot"hairmen in charee . Other com· mltteet will be announced later. The eroup wiD serve th.e MHS a.lumnl banqueL on SatlU'day, May Eugene Sears, band director, was Mrs. Sam Wino present for the meebn& and spoke to the group of several improve- Billy and Richard s~nding the ments for the band which will be Mra. L. W. corning up in the future . da. ug~oler, Diane. I Engagement Of Pomeroy Girl Is Announced 28. which and Mu. Charles Asa the -- som , ••.,.,.,. 2'• ••eerau I'Jai· • enttne 01 T.. JJelp.lf•••• Brazilians Extend Ike 'fumultbus,Weleonle . · · cinlcludeci witll groqp directed ...~r- . by iJ u- r.anne wJth Diane Crir well as plano accompanist. Lee of Mar1etta we4:'k with Mr . Mi:Comas and Sue Knight and friends Marilyn Houze N!· turned' to Columbus Monday alter Hartatd and Marlene j[:~~~j'!!;i_~;~_'_iparents. and Monda' Mr. . Basilio Gil'Cilami tbe enga.a:ement marriage of their E. to MarceJio Chi~~~:~~lU., aon ot ~Cant.arlno M11GS was president of tbe the Mothers lo ruponded to the •el- •••·em. bebtlf of 1he mothers then Introduced her m~>­ The guat to the group. Gilmore who is a pattent at Holzer Ho1p1taJ: and two .ty Mother-Dau-ghter Supf)er Held Monday Intermediate Class Of Heath Church Brownie Troop Hold$ First )es!slon Mon'day • ,. with .tnd Et~l Knight. The girls are teathera i.n Columbus and Jive Bryden Lodge. I~!;~;;." James Pullen and son are both confined to ' home because of illneas. 12 of Hea'h Metbodlat will meet tbil WedneaGirolami it a eraduate of the home of Mrs. Cbarie• Porner•o> High School, dasa of li'y;)Ung; High St. and of the Columbus Bual· Men's Fellowship of the near; UniversJty and 11 employed Church meet by the S. N. Nlelton Co., general evenint _.at 8:00 at contractors in Oblcarro. TONIGHT "THE BEST OF EVERYTHING" HoPe Lange - Joan C"f""ord wm · Not Open WtclnHday THURSDAY and FIIDAY 30 J-ack Wobb - David Nelson Mr. Cant!lrlno Is employed by Graco Manufacturing Co., in_F!~~:·~~~~~L:~ . Route 1To Get Attentidn In Other Counties Surl)rise Party Ne!CI Saturday EnJofl ·Our De.lclous GROUND SRAK SANDWICH ; t;,. lb. Grou'!-d Cbu.ck steak 20c . FRINCH M.IES IOc eXIra SERVIID I'ROM . 10 A.M.Io 1 A.M . MARTIN HOTEL POMEROY'S BEST ·. I • ,.. .... MASON ' • FUR~UTURE House Trailer Licenses Go On Sale March 1 ••• helps you save money! SERTA POSTURE . . ., ... . Bll'th Armouneed Mr. and Mra. H,nry Eblin Jr., CHeater Caruth'ert) are announ('ing of .a 7 lb. I oz, son, born Jan. 21 at the Hospital. Maternal are Mrs. Maegle the late Levi Caru . Paternal grand and Mrs. Henry _Poo~!'ooy. Great grand· ~!~!nlol and Mn. Steve and Mr. and Mr1. Cleveland ! Rutaell, Pomeroy. ,111 CLOTHING THURSDAY The monthly free clotbn& day or th, SaJ.=on Atmy taa.m. : . , Availablt with Gas D·r ytr Stlrihtty Hlthtr · Franc II Gluier . •'I'"tht . and f111P"'IIivelt. wJ,d· ib• the d&Dif!n of al.c06d.l u.d .,r;of lormin& COO!! ' • .• • ' f' • Vild.t the furniture dept. on Ill• 2nd floor- · See the ~ew 19QO m9ilefa of 'RCA Wltlrl- pool Automatic wishers and matebin({ d:rjr era. AlSo wiinlr,er ly'pe wa~erf, . , · , . . .· . . Sritcia~ ' So+in(s On 19$.9: 'Models . . , . , ,, ELBERFELDS' IN POM&:l&Y.·:,. , ·:. . . ~ will be '' ,' ' -1 ' • ' '1 f "l .' ;: j' , , Al10 any one havlna used cloth· In& to donate ~:an letl"fe them at tbe SolvJUon tern\lt. Ave. Army Bldl., na Bul· ,, .~ '~ ,. 1!'.: ' ".; ' Pan. 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