https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/cdee937482ededd0911c07b34b627bf8.pdf d81c5b05157f9d3317c63f8495d64711 PDF Text Text ·-.. . ·-~ c- • . ' 0 0 -Dally senUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o.. Marth 5, 1960 ., n& ",, Announces Daughter's Engagement I~~;f.~~~"lr;or "JUIIIho other day! did t- dlfJ.,tnt rhlnr•ln a linsJe visit hem. IJD1Jlle I Ill)' Ul1llll -tly uv.'"'L' lap depGoit, d!ewso• the meetl!l& ;1~~~~~~~ PLAN and ARRANGE ePRIVATE PARTY u.1J ~ t I~ Cll , .. EIIIIJ lit ~·~· if . U.V.-r !!ltlllf 111.-cill ttrvlp.: ~ .... ·u.l · ' . I ; I' J ·~~~CEPTION .' ' .BANQUET ' ,HOTEL MARTIN •) ' ,, • ' ~ ,.) ·.•.,, ' ·· ~ ·· · •• ' MISS SLACK . enttne , Relatives Beaten Back By Flames Jn ~epeat.ed Tries To Rescue Victiu ·U;.Ifw! ,..,. l_,.tltNI A lll4fi <>I.:ArcUc air lln&ehd over t.be ~~·· hwtltnd todb. 1111~· "'"lop wqe comhlon tbroliili lilt aorlll contr.l portion Oi ·. tAf counlty for l~e third :J~ 11111~· . . 1 betU! whic:b ~·~~!~:::n Of II'air, dri.ltating a,.Jbo, IUllled · sou!J>. into ~t rt-cords in at least oil\.. Slind.oy. 1 '!bll! c:O!d· wave set low lemperat.\U:e reco~• with teacUnP! of 17 <lit~ below zero ·~ DIIV'enport, Io"t; 2 al!oVIl •t Cbt..ao; 6 IJe. low ~t' ~o-peU, .KaQ.; S below at t\ef Koinet.- J.owa: ' below at Columbia, Mo.; ti ~ow at Indian· ape.Ua; .1f below •t Madiaon, Wis.; 7 .below 'at .Milwiuiee, 7 below at ·1 bnt, :'4ich., and 2 b"low at 4ifci · t .L48bt mow, genfrail9 an Inch or leu, w-te foreeatt ove'r most ~ Uit nOrtb\lm plains, middle and uppl>f Mli>JIBtppl Valley and t~e lower Ohio Valley. Raln and driz· r.le we:re 'tJPeeted over · mqst of UU, ·Jower J(i~ppi Valley soq~n · pla1AI: · 1 J. • answered direction ~~ firenlen •h• .LYolla, &NLl!llanl fire chief, aid"ed the recovery of tbe• by C ronor .11!1!!1'1' Ewing 1 111. • Sheriff )Jobert Hart· wu' ~ eaUtd. Cl~veland. Norman Mr. <ompl•t• destruction ' r. . reseue unit wu called to Bins: realdenee at 26 Mr. Bing bad suffered spell, but bad reeovered. squadiMn arrived. aeoond of tbe two fire 0 .VIIYqNI ... llttlo totl to • grown womon ... wont emort Tuckerman Rites Held Thursday 1~.~~~~!!e~'~... and Meiii ·C9UIJ, Cou.ntJ lawyera ~ttend- hold Thursday afternoon at 2:00 pm for Mrs. Rue ·(Mary Ethel) Tu<!lr· erman at the Rawlin&s-COitS run. eral Home in Mjddleport with Rev. Howard Ruppelt af the First United Presbyterian Church offl· I ~~ :~::.r· Is Included In '' • ' I2 ' ' ROOd Program . D. · · ~~~ wen VlQintA ~:.i':!:id ~. m. on )i: procountlea. Tbey n.ad lmprov• of tWQ •llrid· tlie lint ,._ •• .'' are ~:es to today write4n , ..0_.c-be received on vice La \We neeBudtord, BLng, wm1. Wal11ce Paul and Geora:e Meinhart. Among thoae from out of town who came for lhe aervlcel!l were Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Hull Qf Ull~a. Mr. and Mra. 1Uch1rd Hayes and dauj:hter - Suun and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lindsey of CollUllbue. pzovlded hY for president or atron& showings pret.ldentlal can· VIce Piesldent sen: John in apeetllcular write-in • vote for in tm helped atall Harold · drive to "block the· re- t j I .. - ~WEEPERS:' 'l , 1\J raJ4' eae0n yoUr ..rpelo )'t>U ali&wd try Ollf,Of .lhe ninr .' . ' . f ! • llooYtr sweepjors. Tb<y' •":"•P end boot tli~ <>ryels •.• !J'ef wOrk ~nd .cot •"! !he ...u;. ~.eep ·down dlrl ~And lhe ~.. l HOOVER t I l ' ' l ' ' 0 on w~ ~.In : I~>W . !ll~,dsla Lhe d~ey d.P<'•<1~~~~1 GOODWILl. WD ~WITH MOlE WGAIN MILE$ PER DOLlAl Aridwt ~ .. .. ~ ~ ~.... ~~~ '' -· HW, who Hved in Paint Pleuant, diod as a resulli of injuries received on TUuday, March ..1. when his auto &truck an a'butmenl of.the Silver iBridp in Pt. Pleuant. He -~ bad bad two brain ope" rau~· 1 ·since Meiga County's Volunteer Fire Departments near $40,000. Pomeroy is the aeclc:lent at the Cabell· unttna:· the only dePartment in MeiJa Weatmtnster College IDCI o<1 in the Coast Gtwtl · dtll'lnc World W• Ii. He atationed fot a wblle at the Poiht P1eu1nt Coaat ~l...,boWer'o rlllll1,tng.jmel~~!~ ~!'~ wa• • Guard •tetloD. Two Vairymen 1'ht Honors In Butterfat Tests · Survtvon include lila mqther, Mn. Rena Hill Scbla4en of · New Castle; his wife, Ka~hleen Sinitb HIUt one son, Jamea f· Hi~., lr.,. , at bome: four datlgbten, ltaraha abel Etta· Hut, at' home, Ml'll. · $ylvla. Cltt and Mn. Joe Heneley, New Caitle; aDd seve~J araqd~b.ildren. ·Eight I ' ·~ Miss J0 oes Is SeJ-etllil As. D A. B. pliJI'r. fire ay1t.em munieation. ...&.,;) .• . . · Eventually, COiul4bt.a -.MI. 21 JlaUono wiU bo IIDked. 11te OIW> le&. to ....... from Col. .bol .. Huntington, W Va, ~••u~t<or Milia Sharon Jona, Mr. aDif Mn. Em~ bee~ . $elected. act .u the· ·Slate D ~ ·IU~i ... ,. - be -• aevelilnd tie D.A.R. ia 110 a ber and pitt prelident Cradle of Liberty Cbapter.:fd~ c. A. ll., alld a irtdUite of !ll P~ W&b School ~tiere . a<;Uve 14 ac~ool. c81iJ:'cll ll'~ II Gu Co, another n1:Jiiclial'7, beo · ToBe~rated Monclay, Marth 14 ,.,'0'I ~: 'i ., Cberringtop, of tru8loeo , ~ .- . . . _•. . when Amy ' Kinpland, (now Amy Jones) serVed a.s 1 paae. 10·.. .,•land. . . ~"'" Mra. lnl~ng ~· Jr.J the aouw· e11t District Din<tor and !ln. A » Jlnl•ht a .....eut of the loeal · ._ • ...-. t chapter an planniDg to a toDd tbe co_nr_or_e_nc_•_·_ _ __ THE LONG HAUl. WASHIN~TON · UPI - 0 $t52,000, will ... I!UIII ill' 9b)o Fuel Holzer Wiug " ' ond -""1 pmtnc ia 1881 at Return Joaa~n lleli• Cba~. Chlol Tom D. A. II. WM repeoeolod at one of the conferences ae.veral yean qo . . ChJef Darst said Sunday the Nor· man Hawley fire damages would probably run around $l200 to liOO d erec1 b · 41 an '."'81 cov Y lll8Uf· aoce, f.ctording to Mr. Hawley. Cbief Dant alfo Nid the two tires would put the fite lou of the Middleport Fire Department over the $8,000 mad; lqr the year. The Ulree flrea in the county Sat· urdJY and eirl)r Sunday morning bfoniiJ"t lbe 10 tal fire lonea for Tbe decelled wu a mbdau<la:.teoe1'11or,J County without a o! the vice prest4ent Eastern ~eigs Men Arrested ·• ' · Middleport Fire communication The system wiU provJde, Cohan· bia. eompania with voice eommv· n.leaUon, teletypewrita ervke, faeslmile fadlitlet, C,~ supervisory control 1116 data com· . Damase waa eotlmatecl ton Hoepllal. ! Holds your eye 'Have '-.011.1~rall along;· a keeo like it holds · Pootlt,fe ri'h.e · the road! ~ A~ T0 Be Tuesday leBdera foz the aemiaar Funeral serflct'l lor James F. J. Smitb, NeW Phiia· Hill, 48, a tucher ·at Wab~;ma Hi.gb a propoae<!.<:llellt'< Robert L. w.elil, School will be held Tuel!day afternooa in New Cutl~. :Penosylvanil. . •. ' . .. ' wiU be in tbe I!~~::~\~~~~Burial Cemete.ry near Dexter today, weather permitting. Pallbearers were Dr. X. U//ahama Teach . er .......#<!~!! W ___ ' area between PrestonblQ'I", K.J. and CedarvilJe, W. Va.. at a CGIIt of 18'75.000. ' . ..uunf oem· j ton, W. Va., a Celumb~ •ublidilry, will conatruct th« liM lee of tbe $1,500.000 nd•ork, eoveriDJ the started .from 1111 where ·~~, ill the Colo~:~;~~t 1tove, wa" qwckly e.... Je~ o( ·rijie Ant. · ~· ;m ~~ by the u.se oc a booater mUale edQt!•~. · ~ ia actri~ -i!l 'rhe house, owned by a "Mr. tile CMP• .of _.M.E.N.C., Cook" of Cbarlettoil, w. va., was NaUonal _,LIIic 0,.11~ apd a beUeved to be covered by in&ur· m~ber of_Kappa P1ii. · Last Rites For I\· linking gu company Wtallations in Ohio, Welt Virginia, PeJIIlllfl· va.n1a and Kentucky. United Fuel Gas C.C.., Cbarlel- will eaJkjl W o:pbilt s-~-- the 4ln- " •· c:row.ave dhirl5ll,o at .!!£a.!!> 1.:~~~:~retidenee l!eo- 1Dl!9i~J dnacb. Oioi,t Unl•onitr •· m. .,._. ' COLUMBUS (UP!) - Columbia Gu s,..t.em aDnounced" plans ~ day ror a foiU'-st.lte, 4~mlle mi· ........, i ..te. soc • .. ,. I an emergency run al 5:05 p. :·M.lll Jone111, a~~:~,~~~~~~ Saturday tne ·Mid'll.leport emeral s-T·;Rf.· c~n- ,I F"Iremen 8usy over WIlf eekend Jn Middleport firemen were un· the Oli&ln 0( the bodJ .wu found The Middleport Volunteer .Fiie a comer bed·room. The Department waa kept busy over once Wll the 8ttiller tbe weekend an~wermg two fire , P<llt office but ha4 been ow~1~d Iealia and one emergency, all within the Jo.bnaon famil)' fw a 14 huur period. several )'ears. one .MAddleport fireman, Don wid~ lrnowrt M.illa, escaped injury during tbe . aDa a Yet· im\ Ure at 10:30 a. m. Saturday WU pre- when be fell iightlng tbe blue hb wife, at the Notman Hawley reaidence ld>ool on sLory ·1 Run. IIowever, .~ ... he ~. a da~ · wn only nuning a ruffled dilpos1Raci e; •-•~ aore mu~e 1ea a nd a sera~ J ;:~,~~~r-i~~:1,f~r·::;: respect tor the Wide-Track Oleaii•Cilt beauty? World ft.Shion authoritle.s agreel ·Jntem~oal Ft.Shioo Council hq just pte~~ented its 06G for Outataruling Design to P~~J~tlac!. Shouldn't llllt ot *!i~ ep--Jl&~ID!!(. ~d:laoldin& cars_b.elonSJo youP $1,500,000To Be Spent For. Microwave Tie · Fire of ~nlmown origin &turday night took the Ufe of Emil F, .lohn9011, 63, ash~ dept at his home .at Spiller im the old Bfc~Por.Uand road. ·n.e. borne and all contents were com· p'etely destro~ . This Is the first death by fire in this count} lb._thnie years. The .fire wq discovered at 11:15 by C.harle.o Holter, a neighwho $0Unded the alarm. Mr. Holter, Jobnson's son, Ralph, live. ilearl~J!. an<\ his brother·in·law, Roy Proffitt, were back by names in their attempts to rescue Johnson . · Fire Department and emergency squad arrived scene at 11:30. The roof of the bouse fell in as they ar- r' u'bt Pv. -* 0 coPV:.-:llcc--- jSpiller Man Burned To Death ,In Saturday Night Home Blaze Arctic Air Lingering Over Midwest a, Mrs. £d~ ~Scitaeler called on her moH'her, ~rs. LoueU. Stahl. Mr. .Jir..s. Okn"Ence Ackley, Athel\8, Sunday at tbe OOme Qf and Mn. FR£E PARKING 0 Sets RecOI(/s 'llhe Soout-o-rama whiCJh will be held in· Pt. Pleasant on March 26 and 27 wa~ discussed. Tleketa now on aale by both the Boy Scoute 1nd the Cub Scouts. Thursday eveni~n-.-,:-o-at,.te-nd the luucral of his father-in-law, Eddte Sm1 th. Dr . and Mrs. F;. A. Tra.c)' ar· J l n~d f' riday !or a vhlit witb his Mr. and Mrs. E. J is ill at the a, LUCILLI IIAWKINI G~;~:~~ospital Is reportand Mrs. Floyd Tracy or b arrived Wednesday called quite by the death :.f his brotllor-ln-law, , room Eddie Smith. Dever Biggerstaff and son RlihdY of Lakt!land, Fla., arrived y WEATHER ---~ LAtrnEi CLU'F NEwS Prh•at.e Roonl8 For 10 lo 17~ People The .FttRMERS B·ANK ' ' IOt.\elbV'I liST ·We PlY S'JC, lllferW Oil YOIII''S•.Vlilll- . · : < Buttoned down the 'front With paaaementerle butt<ml, th.:a d'teN hu a hug-e bow a.t the waJeUine In 11tiffena4 blaclc $Ilk pUle. • - - - .,.,1 -~Sl;;:N:;;GLE Mr Mills •lso 1184 with ,him the recognition aent .to bhe troop for their particiiJatfoD l.n the national monumeqt to Boy Scouts 'Which will he ereeled in Wuhington, D. C Tille recognition oame be(lluse of their being -.a troop who sent io their voluntuy contribution to the area headquarters at ·a stated time. 'IIhe names ot trhe boys who contributed in the monument win be imcribed on paper and .b uried at the monument. erhbroJdered with jet eama .. tiona for thl• 1prl.ng ®at ~~~ by John Moore of 'l'almadt. II~>ID'•!n ·N~lfl'1NG Mrs. Harold Lemley en-d MM. Paul Zirkle were Damed .as moth· er.s to be tn obarge of COWlti.nt the e:Bdes tax :a:t.a.plpa which the boy scouts L'Olleet for redemption fram tlhe state. 11he Court ol Honor will be held in AJpril and Mrs. Ob¢1111 Au Bradbury, ~rs. Paul Zir~e, Mrs. Myron Miller, Ruth Gi-lkey end Mhl. Harold Lemley were named a:s the eommlttee for tlbe refresh· ments. Scout mMter Mills read a Jetter of reeognitJon fl'QJJl Ma}'1)r Kenneth McEt.hJnn)' to 1l'oop 2t5 cong~~atll!lating them. on trheir response durtng a recent pNctiee ttl~. Mayor ·McEltainny stated that :he was well pie~ wit.h the timing and performanee of the troop and counted them es Tery dependable 1u case of •n emergency. Mainly ·About People In Pomeroy YOUR NEXT e Mrs. Gene Harris, president, presided over the meetlpg Friday evening when the Mother's Auxiliary of Boy Scout Troop 245 met at the scout hall in Middleport. There were 13 mothers present and Scout Master, Bob Mills and assistant scout masters, Hershel McClure and Harold Mrs Ada Slack of Syracuse is announcing the engageln.ent m~~~::t for her e1 of the host church , of her daughter Kathryn AdeUne to Harley Edmund Johnson Mrs. Oscar Hardaway 11.nd Mn. C. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ila·rley T. Johnson of Pomeroy, R.D. 1. ' Mis. Slack graduated from Pomeroy High School in 1959 R. Young, were hostesses for and Mr. Johnson in 1955. th~ service. No definite date has been set for the wedding. awtclins. toot 110111e Jl8f'll q.. <1'111 • •Jiwollt bo1, w ,t;lkod wllb 0.:bii!II'IJ0u oll)l:er ~ lhwlciPJ.a IIOW 'llf .Jlwilltla'•llil ~ . . were • 1 (;-{. Mothers Of Scout Troop 245 Plan Spring Activities At Meet Friday Evening "Laborers Together W1tb God" was the theme or the World Day of Prayer service held Frlday af· ternoon at the United Methodist Thomas. Church . An nrgan prelude by Mrs. Ben - - - - - - - - - - Neutzltng opened the service after which Mrs. Jed Webster, Sr., chairman , wekomed the guests and gave a btlef history of the World Day of Prayer wbich was origtnat· ed 10 1887 by a group of PresbyterHm women. · Following the call tq worship and responsive readini J8d by .Mn Webster, the sei'Yice was d1vided Into four parts. "Confession and Pentint:nce " with Mrs. Francis H. Glazier as leader and a re1ding "Here I Am, " giVen by MrJ. Allen Hampton; "Dedication' Jed by Mrs. Louis Reibel and a reading "Christ's Parable of the Talents," by Mra. John Richardson; "Inter· ceuion" led by Mi88 Vtda lhle, with prayer given for others, riti· :tens of the country, peace and the home and family, by variow; members o( the congregation, followed by the Lord'l Prayer in unison. .. Prescntatlon of the world Day of Prayer Projects," by Mrs. J. H. Stephenson was followed by a solo "Just One Day at a Time" by Mrs. Russell Moore. Singlng of hymns ' INT!:R.ESTINOLY T 1: X .. by th~ congregation mterspcrsed the readings. 'l'URilD whltl sUk ga.uze 11 solo by Mrs Cl!fforcl Stum . Mrs. Cecil Bradbury w11s the cub from my cht4inl-" -~ for lho _.... ~ ' Prayer Services Held Friday At Methodist Church L. french, Mrs. James I!J.•<ch•~·'~· Mrs. Nyle BorMn Baumgardner was the 1P•am·ot for the meeting . service was closed w1\h a "''" I "' do llJ.•g 61nil•ll' 0 'l'ren· uey Secretm RObert· B. Anderson says it is not neceaaary to batthe feddr 1 Uu .... t .nery ance a -e year lf tbe government operates on a surplus basis over the loag losa::_·,----::ru=.•;:.·---=~-----;­ ,,.,., · 'Jbe ~QIOII)' wllJ be~Jn Jt z:" p.JP. in tbe ne,- b}PiueU of"'ice .-lion ia tbe boapital Plmedia~ inaide tlie m•iD eatranee oo Ftntr av• Completi{Jll of the new winl brine• the total bed capadt> to _, beda with a1J neeeNUJ relatecl fleillties. Tbe Provram: Iovoution,' The "". .Revtl'end Warren H. WilloP,Gnce .llelboclitt ChurdL Jn'"-..~uetion of - 0 ' �.- • &-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-J41ddleport, Q., Karcb 6, 1980 IHE DAILY SENTINEL 2--Diilly-Sentlnell Pomeroy-Mlddleport,•O., M'arcb 7, 1980 "ROUND THE ClOCK' l·rtems, Uauamtating Editorially ~aviJI« U.. temerity to beard the lion ln !lis di!n, Pomeroy ofricllls are expecting to have the book thrown at them at the meeting of the Water Pollution Board tomorrow . By unanimous vote a resolution was passed by the council asking that an indefinite defer- ment be given the town in the ordered con- struction of sewerage fa ci lities here. The WaH.'T Pollution Bo1rd, before ever reading the resolution, has indicated that it considers the resolution as defiance of its or- ders and will art accordingly. In · fact, in a news story based on no more than a partial report of the council's a<'tion which was released prematurely by an out-of-county news- r ~ w - · .. inte~st ' ' i!Aft!l if not pold wlbbln 10 days aftor Heel~ Iiiii. , In AdV<rtl&l"f ;_ 811oul~ be r;potted limwdble!;. 'rile Dally Sentinel wiU not be rttSporilibl& fOr more tbl.h dde met;r. rect Jntteit.lon. Cord o! and Spodal NoU<es ot Evonli Ol>lt)Utles publlabed at 1 cent per tr'Otd. •uo. WORDS J5 :>J ~ 1 DAY 3 DAYS IKk flOc IIOc fUO 75c "''110 Ads received by 10 AJot. w.UJ be iD tbat day'a PIP*· with ita schools in the South. Reservations for the Orls L. Smith, bonl: Bottom~. Rt\1 villa:ges with a jaundiced eye, even to naming them as "stallers" in his news releases. Leslie F. Fultz. Pomeroy cOUncilman and Chairman of the Sewer Committee, has explained Pomeroy's financial position in per- In ~ct!Co it sbould have taken mitigating clrctiiiiBiailces Into consideration. For a century and a· hall the Ohio River has pi'ltly - and sometimes ungently - ca~ the municipal boundaries of Pomeroy' •• are lllell to it ond we love it But, U Pom- Early order disCount on ati orwith 2Q )'llil' ~'<•• tnoe mol liuudtni ideal for klafin& shed. Free ders. Steel .Uoa RENEW RACING DUEL mold Marth 15. 5 :rear flnanein). Pb:pne the to Dwm'l an4 his associates require, let them Lin- fleet Nasrullah, who nn· today in the $25,000 San Bernar· FINE J)llisEY GUEllliSEY Fillt. l'llc!ilt tlii'2.1'1,8: 2 of rellevyardstick by di.no Handicap .t!:5 Santa Anita qpens its rlnal four day1 of raeiug. llle"'len lborses are expected 10 ltlake the mile and a sixtetntb test. HEI- BEOROOI! TRAILER. Little's n:ii,Uet Court, Ohtb. Pbijhe EmersoQ. ' unseUish themhe eroy, "Wtth8ut incurring an impossible debt, cillllot Wild such a sewerage system as Dr. a~t~~ l.shed head11 apart in the Santa Anita Handicap, renew their duel 2·!5-1 te be measured in dollars luncheon ARCADIA, Calif. UPI - delivery on all orden ,P.laced by Ex!::han&e. Available Here day . Mr11. Everett Haye1 and Mn~ . Wayne Gibbons are in charge of arrangements. - - OaDii!NOW--- teal t1le fine print. In theory it is wonderfuL Newllealth Plan Is Now may be made by calHns Mrs. Dey Hyk!ll, ~ 2·~177 before Wedne.. will ex- ........... l'ill Hear bAR Speaker Friday er on DAR subjects, baa been promirumt In the Society's work '" ' PHONE WY-2•1157 That, friends, is a lot of money Cor a town this size, as even Dr . Dwork should admit However, be and his board members seem to tee ·llb flrthet than the statute that the legislat\lre voted into law without bothering to Senior Girls Stnior 1Jirl• from lleip Count)' Mr. iiDd .I(Js. (lbde i'~, lldhllh tchoolt "'ho were winnera Jn cNeport, anA:l tlllrllr Nlberil, n . the "Good Citilen1hl" " Contel1 1 w.itzeslf, dii)Cbter of Mr. aild Mrt. &em their schools wlll be guettt of Sh~n. ~. ~. honor at the annual Ch.arter Day IGhn ltObeft Wf4~. 1'7, .tudlunch.eon of Return Jonathan ent, .:Jon of_ Mr. aDd Mn. Dan Wtdlltiga eh.apttr of the National So· dle, Pard.lmd, llild 0ctH.. WRiford, ciety Daughters o( the American 18, dauehter of Mm. George Will. JlcvoJutiun to be held at the Fed· ford,. P'ortbnd. ~;rated Churth hall at one o'clock, - - ----Fricl.ay, March. ll. Mn. Lowell E. Bum~lle, a former NaHoq.al Histor· jan or the Soci ~ ty , Glouster, will bt the gue•t speaker. Jln. •Bur· neUe , a great favorite u a ~Peak· :a ~nll per word, one 4uertlon'. ¥1n1mum ~~ - eo cenlt. e cent. per word for three eoaiet:utl* ~~.SpeclaJ - OJJe month fOr SO eeoti P* Woht. ' Pull rate « 3 ...,. per word OHU lje ~ lot oilvei1i"* paper, the board has already indicated that it will refuse to extend Pomeroy's sewage · dumpin& pennH. Dr. Ralph E. Dwort, Chairman of the WI• ter Pollution Control Board, makes ·no secret of the fact that he views Meigs county's twln- son anci by Jetter to the Pollution board many times. He ha. pointed out that It Is not the constructmn of a sewage disposal plant that troubles Pomeroy. That, the councillnln bail pointed out, the village would be ·&~ad to build, if only it had a flood-free Joeat!iilt to build It It Is the sewer system ltrelf !bit. is ' FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE U8ULT8 From The Editnr'$ Notebook the joker in the ha:nd that has been dealt Pomeroy. The faets in the sewerage problem have been presented to the public so many times in the past decade that to repeat them here would be redundant. Dr. Dwork should know that the disposal plaDI itself is not the problem - but he continues to quote disposal plant figures ShowinJ the comparative minor cost of suCh construction but failing to add the sewer and pumping costs that make such a project here run into astronomical figures . Mr. Fultz estimates - conservatively too, he says - that the eost and ceed two million dollars, . ' So, Let 'Em Move The River! For News RIVER . . ImPORT --------;-- 3..&-ete Market Report lilove 'lhe riVer. '1'0 a.,...p that eon~ders the impossible a rolitll!e matter, it mould be an easy job. 't:S'Iit ....~. -!:1'.. Wilel'n Mad_e ~RO Chief For 3664th ' 1 l'()l Lo$t and Fourid FOUND: A sum of RMiiley r;;; (NCO) of OWMtlhlp. Phone He.wrt Gllkor, Chlol, Mldd- Pollco 1;;:;--;~:';;::= Doplrtmont, WY24145. 3-Wtc I, With daly 6 hra. . !8) Auto Sales 19~. FORD 2 DR, SEDl\N. FOllM- er owner r~commendedAbta cat ~~""~'fwrt~:~ D. AUCTION··· ~ CompiW . ~I~ Crllt I'"""""' W-l'l\l!li· ·:·~ A. (;, liiADI'OU, il4cino, Ohio. your "FROSTY Make relil 2G-tf cream sales. machine• frtr evety ' YOW' plete planning. Write or Th.(' Kitchen Center, Inc.,. . Pomei'DY, Ohlo 1"9M""'B:::U:::ICK= SPECIAL 4 DR. S» dan,. dyllaflow 4;lrlv~ . Like new lmlah. $7$8:.00. PomerOy. · ~At.'!=: ·~~­ .. . . : - - of weldlpi' cab'le::·. ·;•=--Imp.~ pole switch box an~ ft. N•. 6 for tieing elillf on botll liS ana 3141 ' . . ' oil. $695.00. Blaettnars, Pottl.e3 :~ I Nt)W oy. THE TillE ''!X) Good Clean U&td Can All Md:" end Model• METROPOLITAN. MOTOU 60CH06 Eut Meln St. _...., ..... of . ~ nance ment James o . Officer Co. Be~~~ duties:, Wilson pre&:ent jol;l ·of clerk. ••• od uct :~·=he~~:~r.~Z:.~ lltiafutory proof Fourth St., Parkersburg, W. Pbcme GA 1-7071. 8 0 Blaettnll'l, 3-2-ete ' 1 191!4 HAIII>'I'OP Z DOOR ROADIn tbos~ days MASTER Buick. Power ~tteerin' power b"rake1. Very loo4 eo~­ We -drt'aed And if we hid need to · Tothei~IM · otlter .~k•oeo, we would, walk snow. hol'lel · Club Week Or perbap1 Ma«b to Janet To a sled quite Wallace, Mason County ·4-H Club Then we'd . cover up a1ent MDre thin 34,000 young And go safely on ou; way. pe•• in West Virginia o! which · 410 are ~n Mason county will o!). aerve tbla week alona: with the other aome 2,210,000 Four·H Club lnembera in the United States. As in the democracy in which they lve ._lten t·hernaelvet lir1el)r run their clubs, elect thel.r oftlcert, help plan and bold their meetinaa, and select lhelr project&. Ba.ch club drafts own /rocrama to •ult its mem· H~ 1-12-.acct~rding This I• National ~Dispo$e· of . ·tJon. Priced RessoQble. Mta. snugly, I - Bertha Olivet, Mulberry Pomeroy, Oblo. 3 1 ""'In,.,. ....,-..,- 191!.' CHEV. 4 DR. SEDAN. WliEK ead opeclol: $39$.00. Btoe!tnars, l'omeroy. J-ute 'Dl FORD Deluxe. ID ~~ e,_ndition. Phone WY·U819. ' · 111M. PYMOUTB $2110.00. • u ... Bilton "!U•~ "! .,garbage •JJones ~ti>"M;;rl;;esu~~ ~-;;;=~3i ., cine, 0. •·pttpers· -"• :rags an the Jocalltiea in whleb live. · 1 ••• ~n 1959~. ct of- GAS !rrcinerator IINidalt·tiiPo to the itb"'sood'bya oa........ . ·~ ~....,."~!!::.· ~~ ........... .... :z~ bart Willlon. named PubJlc ltHn fcwftd and tvmH ln tO mr oHIC4\. ..,.,., ume CMI N ' --·... - * • " • * .....* * -o:l:i'"' ....... !. Following his &pec;o)jst 1'4 ' �., ' Point Pleasant Wins Sectional Blacks Advance To Region I AA At Soph Studded Moundsville On Victory Over Ripley Cham To Dine The Point Pleasant Big Blacks easily whipped the Ripley ps Vikings, 92-55, Saturday night, to win the championship of the With Woody Class AA, Section 3 basketball tournament in the Wah.ama Gym . COLUMBUS UPI - Ohio Slale'l Point Pleasant now advances to the Region 1 AA tourna- sophwnore · studded Big Ten ment this week end in Moundsville. champs file into. the Ohio Union Bir: Blaeb in their victory with Point Pleasant team, the runners.- ttlntght for their champl.onlhtp 2e poinU. n Point Pleasant jump-] up trophy to the Ripley team, a banquet, holding a tparkllnJ 13·1 e<1 to 1 23-14 first quarler lead sportsmanship trophy to the Wa- I conferen~e rerord and hia:h hopea •nd then reilly poured it on in hama cheering section, and an of knocking so~e nationally rated the second quarter by outscoring Ripley 32-7. That gave them a 55· 21 le.ad.. at b<~lftime Dale . Miller scored 18 points while Jimmy Sm1th and Butch Newton had 16 and 10, ~sped· ively. for Ripley, Dick Rader was hilh with 17. arry Parsons had 15. Tbe victory was the tentb. slrai · bith Willi 17 . Larry Parsons b.ad 15. tMir 18th out of 22 games play. ed this sea1on . Ttw!-y reached the finals of the tournament with a Frid1y night win over Spe!K.'er. Ripley had def~•ted Wahama to finish a.s run· nen up in the tourn•ment. Point Pleasant dominated the all tournament team ·announ ced at the close of the meet. Wedg~ Miller, Benny Snead , and Sutch d-ardner, all, were named to the all star team by a committee com· posed of assistant cG.ilcheli of the partidlpating teams. Rader and Parnn• of Ripley were honpred wilb po£.1Uons ~;~n the team while Bill Greer ct Wahama and David Eplinl of Spencer were also named l.o it. Other Awards given included the championship trophy to the award ror th~ best individual cheerleader of the tournament to D1ana Lewis of Point Pleasant . The bo~o; score : POlNT PLEASANT Wedge, HH6·6J-26: D. Miller, 8-t2·4H6; Gardner, 2-WJ)-4; Snead, 3·(1·3)7: Newton, 3-<4-5)·10; Johnson, 1(Q-{))·2; Young , 1·(1 ·1)·3; Smith, 7· (2·2)·16; Stamper. 2-(0.())·4; H. Miller, H0·1)·2; DeBolt , 0-<0-0)·0; Di1·k Johnson, o-W·OJ-0; Totals 3806·:!5 )-92. RiPLEY - Parsons, 4-{7·11) 15; Gerlach, H5·7)·7 ; Rad~r. 8-<1 -3>-17; DeMarco, 1-(2-3)·4; Mays, 0-(1-6)-); Ludwig, 2-(l·lj·~; Coffman, O·(l-2ll; Bailey, 0·(] ·2)· 1; Schorr, ()-(4-4)· 4; Cummings, 0.(0{1)-IJ; Totals: 16· ~:3 9)-.55. · Sconn~ by quarters: ~t . Plealiant 23 32 19 18 · 92 Ripley 14 7 22 12 - ~5 jle11ms around tn the NCAA tour· . nameut. _Football coach Woody Hayes will emcee the <~J?Preciation dinner. The Bueks are strutting from a 75-66 comeback win over Minnesota Saturday night. They fell behind the Gophers 32-25 and for a moment it looked like another lndiana dlsast.er. But Ohio fought back to a one-point halftime lead and then senior Joe Roberts, who frittered away the first half on the bench, blazed Into the second half with 11 of 13 Buckeye points in seven minutes. All-American Jerf)' Lucas had 23 points, and Roberts had 18 in the Big Ten curtain-ringer. ANOTHER ·DOUBlE? • • .'. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy. Middleport, o., Ml\l'<h 7, 1960--5 By Alan MaWr • fEl.~VlslON GUIDE WSAZ.TV Channel 3 BASKETBALL SCORES . . •... .,. OHIO COLLEGE SCORIS 1-y United Prns lnhrnatl.n•l Ohio St•te 75 MlnnMOte 66 FrMGnl• State 53 F ... n 49 Western Reserve II CeM T-" 73 Detroit 71 Bowfing G~ 61 01yton 67 O.Paul 66 Cirtelnnati 18 Dreke 56 Wittenberg 65 Akron 56 \Ohio Conference Tourney Fine!) Wooster 89 Mlirlett• 70 (Ohio Conf•rance Tourney CortM~I•tion ) l!M\OfM •t Steube-nville caMellltd due to Lamay,... tourney commitments Bliss Busin'*ls Coli... 95 Columbus Buslnt~u U. 60 " •1MI s this •prfnt •• 4:00 ·. ti:W ti:QD '1:25 tl:S(t illeport ~OU( Ma~ID "Show Rpmper ROOIIl folbyie lhe Clock f:'OO ~ertcat1 I!~"U 5:30 Rln Tin Tin 5:110 Son ,....ndleo - Ut YOII?l!. . ~ t:40 Weatbel'IDID 8:41J John Daly New 'I :30 lloliermoonen = '1 :30 · W. Va. • Navy Basketball 9>30 I'IUIIp _..,.,, 111 :g:: =: il:OO The New1 Toniabt U:Oil Bealllllna lhe W•ther • :I& Sporll Report :1~11 lAte Sbow ll:fl 8l&ll Oft . lfonr ~10 Repd.c . 't · ..Hied Joan IK~a~•:-~w~i~ll'_':h~a:":ve:_:T~e~x~as~,_:s~o~u~t~h"~es~t-~~~~~~~""'~#:;:!ib~~mj#¥f!;;!!!!~~~;;;;;: - The aul:lfnif Lialit i:ll!l the Brtlbter Du 1:15 The Sec:!ret htorm. Wtl The l!diJO of N~ 1:00 Heart &f-tbe .Cib' 1:30 .loJl lhe ·World Turnl l,!OO 'fJte 'l'tlree Stoog&s fli:SO The lJfe of R11ey ' ILICTRICITY DRIIS CLOTH IS SUNS:HI!U ~:0(1 · For Eetter or Wotae 2:34t House Party 1:00 Smtlb,Dow I'IOWI B:JS Ar*ltur 1'he Ju1eJ.R!Vltn 1:30 Amos 'n' Alldy '1:00 Highw•y Pat~ol 7:30 The Kate Sm.tth Show 8:011 1.'l::le TeXan 8:30 Fatber K' " . ' Beat 0'00 I'M>~ ' Sllb'or 9:30 "PlayHoase '.1 :00 News U:lO A Look at· the Weather 11 :15 Theater 13 l2:30 Sign Off Channel13 TuesdOJ fW~IT 8:00' Allan Jackson- News 8:15 Captain Kangaroo s:oo lr'"'m*- 10:00 Recl'fi.Pwe .S~ow 10:30 Q9._ . \l:Cif:. · ve ·~'&!.. 11:30 ! :00 The, - 3 'til 'lbe ~~~iJi:t~ ~;;: · Is Mostly On Music !Jw TightroPe ) :$0 Red Skelton lO:OO Giirry Moore . ow · l:OO U ' O'flt><ll N 'U:lO ~ ~ at the Weather ' 11:15 1'h0ater 13 ,~ ~;Dmy-:Propa Smedul., Newa 1:35 llluaic Go BOun4 t :.f.O Breakfast Party ·2:30 New1 (Local) 2:35 MUlde Go ~d !:45 lladlo Hymn..J . 1:00 BreaUaat UO N...., . J'•rri ·• 3:1!0 Ntw11 -· 3:85 .llusle Go • t:i!5 BreoUut :Pii-.lr ~:30 Newa · t :30 C~mm.unity and loelt DIWI 4:31 :Musie Go Round 8:81$ · Bre~f.Qt PariJ •O:OO 'C.olfee. Tline . . 10:15 SwaJ>''I!I>op. · ' ·· ··· lP:30 MOrnlnlti ~., 10:411 ~ntrY' II:~ (I:SO 'Filrm •liWlret 'III>POI'I ' SUPPLY Of TIDI "Now . you can buy a safe, flameless ·electric ' dryer with satisfaction guaranteed ••• . or your money back!" BOTH Talk Of The Town 11:40 Couliii'J lliledo"" 1:118 Sila .On . 1:00 RFD (countrr and Wflltm 12:00 News mwtc) 12:30 Just For You 1:30 Farm Market iROport UO "''·" .. $:83 On The New Half Hour Of 7:30 To "Tell the Truth 8:00 Dennl• o'Koefe Show 8:30 Man•~ Loves of DobJ ''"~'II - •:oo Cart~l fi,ater . GET .IOWA leiD$ ; ..., "MOSCOW UPI - The sclen· Ufie re58arcb fo~str? >Btation ilear Soehil'f tiw)rttd tod•Y it ·r 8ceived a · glft of seeds for 26 typea .of sum· mer flowe.ra from farmer Roawell Garst, Iowa h~st ~ Soviet Premier Nikita Xbruahchev .last S.pt. 28. . 0:80 Comm•nit1 an4 local newr _5 :311 National Newo 5:40 S~ De•~ : . . 5:411 Arlliid 6:110 ~lhmllown , • _..., . ('111 1iliri ""' S:i:"" FRoM Pt. Pleasant MONDAY thru THURSDAY Col~ an. 'Mr. an.d. W:ra. d.len £.tout. spent Sunday afteihOon Witll1¥ta. Stout"s patents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Crider, . Llltle HotkillJ. Rosie!- Sw.,lled Wldt three New ArM Hen CapL lames.(), :Ro&eberry, C(lm- manding Officer of the 3664th Ordnance. Co., Ft. Pleuant National Guard," aunouaced today that ~ree . new me"n ;h ave been induded llllo the Unll. · They are: llo_bert SOuthern, Mid· dleport; ~antl.in Nott, Pl Pleasant· and Jdbnnie Gardner, Pt. Pleasant. The Unit now has .a total of 142 enlisted men, wltiJ. several positions still o\len to thb84! ~~~~~ to the ages of 17 to 28. Th~&e enlllt · in the guard eontad SFC Robert Coch· by phoning pt, Plea!llnt, 110, ;11:15 until : 11:45 A.M. WJEH ' •. ' ' C\IRL-=Y""O= ·"'Y"'OII= ,, $139.95 PLUS YOUR ' Ill YOU I . ILIC·IlliC . .,, I APPLI~NCI OLD . ....WASHI!lll -___ ._.,.. __ , DIALtll ·-~ . 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Sa.n ' halfelaco Belt John Daly :fteWI CoJt .45 Cheyel)ne Bourbon Street Beat 9:aD Adventures In ParadiH 10:30 . Ted M•ck Amateur Hour i 1-:00 'The News Tf)nlgbl 11:19 . Seanirlng the Weather ancl ,.. our large F..e eitlma .., onlttJctut UB Jim 11uieter Show t :2B Weithercut ~~·~II "1\",.w~ Pltltu,.. 6:45 ltUnt!ey Brlilkl., Report 1:00 About Faoea Ameriran BliJd!Mad 6:45 '1:00 '1 :30 8:3'0 bea~ly with •:·~~~~~ woacl panelln ... HIO Comedy ·Playhouse po Adventure Time 5:00 iteamboat BID 5:90 uperman 6:00 Lowery Showtime WCHS.TV C"unnel 8. &:.30 My Fttend Flicb fling W.ml M lllorhta. hcond Round Friday Second round matchea will be held on Friday Mareh 11. In the East SL JosePh's o1 the Mid· Atla~Ue Conference takes un the winner or the Duke-Princeton eontest in a doubleheader at Charlote, N. c. 3:00 Youn1 Dr. Malone 3:30 From 'rbese Roots 11 :lll Woeathere11t ll:lS Jui.PauSb.., 1:00 dian llU ; Channe18-Monda, loomo diHtcuillo rate or be j.lwtn a cliUiinolf. H):30 PliY Your Hanch tl:OO Prlt! 1J Rlebt 11:80 OtoeentntlDta IJ:OII Trntk or C.IJI<I11ftCM 1!·30 It Could be You 1:00 Wd 0.,- NeWI J :10 Movietime 2:30 Loretta Ymanr 1.] · 01) 9:00 Little League Kitchen Clinic and Style Show \0 :00 D.,...h Re lll ' molte your $25 fo $1000 .. , . .. . . .""i. . .' . - Tecla~ { " _ __- Chanrie13--luesda, 5:45 SiBn on 6:00 Continental C\asllroom I ,._ ........ ........... .... ............ ...... ...... _..._ ,_ 15:30 'Sgt. Preston 8 :00 Steombont Bill 6:1G Jim Thacker Show 6:25 Weatbercast !:30. N~ Pleture 1 :4:5 Huntley Brtrl:ley Rept rt 7:00 Ru~kJebefi'J' Hound 7:30 Rlvellboat "!!!0 'I"alea of WP.tla FII'IO 9:00 Peter Gunn 9:30 Ateoa Theater 10:00 Steve Allen Show 11 :00 News deadli.rl.u 11:10 Weathercnt '1:15 Jack Paar Show t:OO Slln Off . NCAA Play ~pens Today In Far West, Chicago Tourneys t»ct. Comedy Playheuse Adventure Time 5:00 SteiUDboat Bill •: ,. FINAL BIG TEN BASKETBALL STANDINGS Team W L Pet TP OP Ohio State 13 I .929 1271 1005 Large A.tterulnnce Indiana 11 3 .781 1176 1[)44 Minnesota 8 6 .56B 1044 991 Reported A.t Hop NorthW"ern .8 6 .:Hill 947 986 Last Saturday night 400 rock 'n" Illinois 8 6 .568 1136 11 31 roller& turned out for a High School Purdue 6 8 .426 1055 1036 Dance Party held at the Pomeroy Iowa 6 8 .426 971 1013 High School Auditarlum . Emcees Michi gan St. 5 9 .355 1113 1119 for the dance were "The Jays" of Wisconsin 4 10 .400 1020 llli7 Pomeroy and one highJight of the Mi chigan 1 13 .071 902 1 J.1J evening was a fast dance contes1 S•turday's Re•ulh in which eight couples competed. Indian• 86 Michlpn State 10 Another highlight Bf the evening Wisconsin 89 Purdue 80 Drawin~s held Sunday In the was the rerosnition accurded to United P~u lnternatloul Ohio Sht• 75 Minnesota 66 Cla ~~ AA district basketball tour- members of the Pomeroy Panther The J\CAA opened its 1960 baslowe 68 Michigan 53 nament at Athens will send Ports· basketball team , "Champions of Illinois 84 Northwestern 77 ketball tournament wlth two mouth t"IJ-4 against Marietta 18·2, the SEOAL." Emcee Leon Jordan games Mond~tY and hoped to fiU OTHER COLLEGES al 7 p.m. Thursday night. presented co-captain Phll Harrison Penn•ylvanla 61 Columbia 52 the remaining two bertha before Seco nd game at 8:15 p.m., wlll with a decorated cake. the majority o! regional contests D11rtmoutb 87 Brown 74 have Chillicothe 1~·4 going again. Kenny Hysell presented cakes to Princet1)n 83 Cornell 73 got under way Tuesday night. •t lruntcn 10-10. The finals will be winners of the cake walk. Utah, Skyline Conft:rencoe winManh11tan 91 Fordham 61 at 8 p.m. Saturday nij:ht, the fol Proceeds of Saturday's hop went Seton Hall 93 Muhlenberg 76 ncr and 1944 NCAA cham.,Jon, lowing week. meets , at-large member Southern to the Pomeroy Senior Mothen Harvard 80 Vala 68 Jronton, defending district cham- Club fund for the annual Senior VlllanoVI 68 LaSalle 52 California in a Far West regional pion , lasl year competed In the trip . game at Provo, Utah, in one firstlioly Crou 101 Col~te 71 far-away Berea, 0. regional&, a ro under while DePaul and Ule Air Next Saturday The Jay1 WL!l re- Penn St. 85 Rutgen 59 ' tourney route changed this yeor turn tu Pomeroy High School for St. Bonn•nture 87 Canisius 62 Fnrce, play a Mid\\.eSt regional · l'ont~st at Chieago. because of the di~lanee factor in· another dance party. Atlantic Coast Conf. Tourney volved. · Key battles in the Big Elsht FINAL WINS AGAIN and West Coast Conference• may Duke 113 Wake Fore1f 59 BATON ROUGE, La . UPJ complete the 25-team field, KanArnold Palmer, who Sunday boost· Kentuck)' 73 PIH•burgh 66 sas needed a victory over Nebrased hi1 PGA money-winning record S.lmont Abbey 70 J. C. Smith 59 ka to tie Kansas State Cor the Big to $22,211 with a seven·stroke vic- Detroit 71 Bowling Green 68 Eight title while Santa Clara and tory In the Baton Rouge Open, to- Bradley 81 St. Louis 71 Loyola of California met in day looked f(lrward to fattening Wichita 90 Tulse 73 a playo ff game for the right to his b•nkroll at the Pensacola Kan1a1 St. 83 Nebraske 74 enter. the fi'ar West regionals. Open invitational. Arh:ona St. U. 76 Arb:one 71 Ddendin~ champio"n Ca1ifornia Coloredo 41 Oklahom• St. 39 highlights a flock of Tl.lesday first WRITEitl' SILICTIONS Kanu• St. 83 Nabra 1 ka 74 rounders with a Far West reaion· . Nf:Y' . YORK UPI - Tom San- Utah 87 _Colorado St. 83 ~ ·- ··~. ' a! 11ame agalnllt Idaho State at den and_ Ray PaProeky·161l Ndv Oregon· 67 Or-von st. 1.3 San Francisco,. The N!maitJin&: Ydrk Unl\lersll~ and TwJ Ja~- . lrigttam Yourtl 75 New Mex. 69 sectional contest will find Otegon son of St. Johns were uiiiMmou~ Utah St. 76 D•nver 71 pitted aga inst New Mexico St,te, choices on the All· Metropolitan Mont•ne 82 Wyoming 67 Bord er Conference champion, at college basketball team selected Walhlngton 64 Walhington St 47 Corvallis, Ore., Wednesday night. & by the Metropolitan &sketball Calllwnla 70 Stanlonl 51 · ln a triple-header at New York Writers' Auociatipn . Bob Mealy of UCLA 72 Southe-rn Callfornle 70 Tuesday night, Duke, Atlantic 300 W• Seeond. St. - Pbone WV 2·21.1, Pomeroy Manhattan and Jyan Kovac comCoast Conference king, meets the "::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~::::~~~~!o~le~tc~the mythical first team. PRO RESULTS Ivy Leagul"s Princeton ; West National Hockey Lugua Virginia, which won the Southern New York 3 D.,roit I Conference tournament, face:s Chlcato 4 Montreal 2 Ntwy; anU New York University Toronto 3 Bo1ton 1 takes on Connecticut, Yankee ConNHd • - tnlck'l Amerlc•n Hockey League ference champion. We .... tbo 111001 OOIIII>Iet.. Iiiio. . Ouab.c ' Buffalo 3 A Mldust regional doublahHd· Provldanc:• 9 Clav.land 3 er •t L••ln,ton, Ky., hn Ohl• Rochnter 5 H•nha-y 4 Or • uHtl tnlck1 Unl"H~nlty of th• Mld-ArMrlc•"' National Baske-tb•ll Astociatlon Confer•nca piHed aplnst Noti'D Woellbor /uwo tbo HI-Value IIIIOd true~<,... Botton 126 SyracuM 117 Deme and W•Nrn K"'tucky of DIIOCI- w "" con 10111 flllickb'. New York 120 De-troit I U th• Ohio V•lhy ConftrCinca IMf. Minneapolis 114 Cincinnati 10$ St. Louis 121 Philadelphia 109 Mlnnao~polls 24 49 .329 Wllillt trade rour old truck7 la1tarn Dlvltlon Cincinnati 1? 55 .2$7 We'll live you • [Jfli10niUI w. l . Pet. ARIA HIGH SCHOOL IDdo-ID ollowouoo. Bo•ton 51 16 .784 At Atha-ns Phll••lphla 49 25 .662 Marlette 76 AtMn• 67 SyracuH 44 30 .595 NHtl Hmce on anr truck'l AI Ook Hill New York 27 46 .370 Ironton 77 JeckHn 65 Tbol't our bt11oWestern Division (ld Sprlns fouiiiCt out with 9 w. L. polnh In thiN fiUartDr and warmed ' St. Louis 44 29 .60a the bDnch moat of th• MCOnd quer• o.trolt 29 44 .397 ter cerrylftl. thrw PlftDnal fouiL) .CONOMY SAVINGS <&!~ ~·· This WHk'l Ohio College Non. Tournament IMsketbell Schhiuie Mond•y Clnclnatl •t Xevl.., Tuaad•y Hlrem •t W.stern Reserve Thurld•y W.starn Ret... Ye •t Fenn Portsmouth Gets Marietta In District Opener Chonnei~ondaJ ·, ' ; ..ty.: .,..._....... . .. I' ............ .. .,......_, ....................... ..-- ~ ,.,. .............................. ........, ...... ·.-........ .... ........... .._.. __ ~ ,....._ ,,.... BAKU ~ FURNituRE '• . " " '1 ·~ ,... J .... , ' • I '. ·.·· · ~. 0810·: •' I ... . ' .. ' .. ..... . . . ~· ~ . ;,· l' . ·~ ... •.... ·•. �--- Cheshire Youth Given Teenage Honor At Dance Party Held Saturday In Pomeroy 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., March 7, 1960 Middlep.ort Girl Scouts Start Scout Week Observance With ChurC!h Services T he observance of Gtr l SCout week began tn Middleport yes terday when a n umber of the local gnl scouts a•tt.ended the church ser vaces m the local churches tn their unifonns. The :::::! 7 RUtland SOCiG I grrls are also workmg on a wmdow dtsplay wh1ch they plan- 1 ~~~=========:::::=;~::;:c:=;::;::: ned to set UlJ toda y 1. There a re two Browme troops m I ~hddlepor"" - one under the --· Mainly About People In Pomeroy leadeuhJp of :'1-Jr:. M1kc lhod&.ctl ~ h and !lln Harold E Hubbard and :\eJgfl!lorhood I with Mn . Jo n the othn on .. unde r the leadership ·•! oore and Mrs William Collms f }f D 1 Jd \t !lls an d .Mrs Ro- J omeroy Rt I m t·harge There 01 o · <~ • .tre appro x J m.~~tcly 300 regiStered ger ... organ h h h 11 be Middle port has JhrN' Glrl Scout lor t J6 o uttnj'l w Jc WI gin .at ., LUCILLe MWKINI troops :'\ o HiJ wllh ~tr~ Ch arles •0 a m and last until 3 p rn Asa B~;;d bu r v . -,1rs J ames Simpson ~ad1 g1 rl 1 ~ ask ed to m11ke plans Jack Kennedy of Columbus spent M M v Jn :S w <~n and ~Irs Fran Ju r he-r own tranJ1portat1on . " 8 · ar a.-, lt•adPrs Troo p :?.r. Plans ~~ore also under way for the the weeken\1 with hill parents, Mr Cl ~ Jron h _ Jay camp to be held m June lilt and M.n. William Kennedy Wllh Mrs Man on Alle nswort , M •~ Ch U> lb M W 11 :Mr. and ~'11rs Floyd Tracy, who Frances Bogg<'ss and \l n. Bert I .... amp es r WI • ra I Jam were called here by the death of Bodlme r and Troop !'O o 3 Wi th Everaon ab Camp Dtreclor and Eddie A Smtth, retW"ned to their Mn Paul Theiss, ~In RutM> rl ca mp nurse The first week wtll be home m Akron, Saturday. s h 11 d ·ot rs Remo .'<hen il!i l .ur the Brownie troops and the Mr. and Mu Ohn Bailey left I c dmo an · .~h' Ond for Lhe mL~nnedlatea One ca er s vn •r night !iesslon !8 bema; plan- Friday for their home in Cleveland aft~r being celled here by tbe The Gu:l &outs have JUSt com ned for the older group ple led a t·o urse tn cook m~ tang ht death of his f•ther. Henry Ba~le)' by '-In Robt.·rta Sutl un at lt•e Cot Mr. and Mn James Hawley and um b u ~ and Sou thern Uhlo t:lectnc family of Columbua were weekBirthday• Celebrated oUJce end gues~s of Mr. and Mra. Albert To climax their .sp1•r• .:al week an Smith and Mr, and Mr;~. Edward At Richard. Home all da) oulln g IS plan ned lit the end :11r. and Mrs Jack Angel of Col· Hawley of th e v. eek fur .. n Scouts m umbus came Saturday to spend Mr. and Mrs. Roaald Smtih and the weekend w1th Mn. dau,chter were Sunday dinner paren.u. Mr and Mrt. cuests of her parent&, Mr. nd Mrs 11rd~ and children, Alberi Smith. ~tlaJ On Sunday a Mrs E. J. Hill returned home • YOUR NEXT w's lwld at the I g,1 t~rda,y 1 f b · honor on the birthdays I' even ng rom a us mess ePRIVATE PARTY 8· 10 .· nd ....., u. ...... 'nd ."·" ro An"•l b" Olher guests for the dinner Mr and Mrs. Wil1ard EDei'!baeb eRECEPTION MJt>s Mabel Johnston who makes' I were Sun,day evening dinner guests hl'r home with the Richards, and Mrs. Charles Buck eBANQIJET Paula Gomer. . and Mra. Willoughby Hall e MEETING family ot Chester were Sunday ~~~·::;:.~o:f Mr. and Mrs. E J Hall, flirtlulay Party .r: 1 PLAN and ARRANGE POMEROY'S BEST Prl\'311" ltoom., For lO to 175 People FREE PARKING After 6 PM. wtth Merchants Pohce Service HIDE-AWAY BAR Serving Good Food and Legal Beverages Until 2:30 A .M. , if r•ltl At Kloe1 Home The eighth birthday of Jon Kloes was celehrated lest Friday when his mother Mrs. Karl Kloea enter· ta1ned w1th a party In hla honor. Icc cream, cake and kool·llld were served by Jon'a mother to the !luests and favon of candy baskets and horns were given each Mrs. Kloe~; was assisted by Jon's sitter, Mrs Chnrles Smith Guc11ls f. r the pnty WP.re Randy Hel•ker, J1rnmy Glaze, David SuaI kirk, Craig FiJe, Jimmy Warner. Denntll Hackett, Randy PhiLUps, Pat Archer . Marcua Fowler, ~bra Gllllagher, Mary K•Y GaUagher and Ruth Ann Kloea. I .UTL •uo pt••••'AU _. Anbie """""" Mr. and ~rs. Slm~int of Coal City, W. Va , were overDtcht suests Wedne.day o1 ber brother, Mr. and Mn. 1Bruce May , Ot>bbie 'k They were te t and MI e enrou o Uniontown Pa and to • ~nd th 6 • ••tbetr oon ...... Mr and weekend wtth ' · Mra. Wilham Simpkina and family of Clarksville, Pl . M d Mr H r an •· omer Parker and Sw;y, :'4n. Phyllis Simpkms, Mrs Joan May, Debbie and Mike, were viJiton wath M::- and Mrs. CJrroU Snowden, Steve, Larry and Garry, Th uraday evemng . Garry wn pre sented gift& for his second birthday and be sh•red hu: birthday caktl with his coutllns. Michael M•y was a dinner gue6t of Mr and Mra Homer Parker aftd Sll!y, on Friday evening Mra Jesrne Grueser has been ill this week •.. r . and Mrs Roes Shuler, Debra Kay, David Lee, Martha Ann and Martin Allen of Columbus, apent ~':!•• a palianl al Hobor liotpt~ TllOJ lifo 41eli_... lHil Miller of radio stataon WMPO, an:i Bob Van Cooney Middleport, waa selected best drc!Sed teenager for 1960 T.IJjng high honor. In rock 'n' last Rites Held Frt'day for Pomer?YMOn ""U contesu. were Beverly CUlltp of Galllpolil aloftl ners were Jack Bacon of Middleport and Naacy Carr oi Pomeroy. Karen Gregg, Hiddleport, and Uoil Sun- BOx IP9DIOM b)' 1M Nua- Chureb, tba WCI'U, and !'~'"*':and peichbon of Mn. Six· room Dumber il 2;11. Vla her OQ Pricl.ty wrre Mn. Dauahler)" and Mn. Totl Bl· who alao vlaltad with neoRiloy who underwept •urllll week. OIUCKlE FO* l'ODA\ "'* • A 1ta"''· lnhnnect today • · •rm wetther ,DIIt'ldt.. wll jok• I,..Iy told: ..It'• 10nna upo h1 a hurry. tnd rtln hr ahr. dap stralaht:u leptled he: .. 1 hav. ' IIHit m.... r of butlllHJ WEATHER enttne e· tMMIDIATI IUIINIII with Wlllla LeHintham, I ....... SINGLE COPY - co-• aad ,_ d ~ very tntereatinl clitcuuioft 011 prayer wa1 beld Sunday e,.nlq when the Junior Youtb hllow· tbip of tbl Keath Metbodll\ Cburcb of lllddl---... met tor "<l"'l' • tbelr eveDia•. m"~,~ag. Mn Jlav. • · CO"."".....lor, led the .,. rnon KonJ.w~•Jot, -.... __. discuiJiion. 4 qullllio• and auwer period was ~ucted witll aft Ule members participating. Leon Jordan, Pomemy, took bon· an Mrs. C. D. Pa&e planned ors 16 slow dancmg aDd were pre- to return to the1r home in North sented 1 beautilul t:!&.ke illJClibed s. c. yeaterdlf. Tbey Alsa meetirtJ witb the youtbs With the theme of the record hep. were called here for the funeral were 1tlrs. J;. · w. McComas, eoqn. ,.lor, and lbe paoter, •-v. llon•. Chaperonea for tbe affa•r were o1 Mr s Rue Tu·' ~erman . no: • De nms •·1 k tb right. Mrs Eusene Conde, Mrs. Franeu ~ ean8 bro e bo ·m hi s forearm 1ast week. 1 ;;;;;;.,;i;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;... Biron, Mr8. John Lengcn, Mn. · b 11 h hJ h 1 Mark Kunzelman and. tbe Misses praeueana a at t e g iwlartha and Ann HowelL Thlt was the 140th dance of the Mra. Ray McCarty and mather, canteen and the first va~dt to P"m· l M1~ . Martha Watkins received POIIPOV, eroy. The artair wu co-eponaored from Mrs. Mane Puib by the Catholic Women's Club. Carolina that ber eon,Jh,rry Next Fr1day night's t.esslon will was confined in tbe Wlnst?n move mto the North Gallia High Hospital with rheumatic TONIGHT an4 TUISDAY School. 'U'L ABNER.. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sr. dmner guests d "'~& s un· Char 1ea ..-. Parrtah when tb~ of Not O,.n Wtdnud.y BradblQ'Y was and P4rs. Clyde and omo M B db I:~~~~~~~~~~~s~n~l~P~eter~;r~alm~er~,l.esi!i& ory ra Wl"fh ury Honored thd p ty lr OY Or e· I . Look Like Sunday Every bay! •he .. COLUMBUS UPJ - Ohio abivered through itl coldest morning of the year today, but for all the freeunc only one weather record shattered Temperatures below zero ~ common. The weatherman Aid Pandora. a vUiage in Nortlnwellt ern Ohio'• Putnam county, wu . . coldest spot in the llate witb ao official reading of teven belaw zero. With two below zero, Columm. had 1t1 second coldest Marth morning amce 18?8, when the record keepint began. lm 1943, the tem· perature touched ooe below in the state capital. Toledo had a ·10 readins in 1MB. Today it was one below. Other repreaentatiVe temper• tute11 io Ohio today: Delaware -1; Findlay 1; Cincinnati 1'; Dayton t, Akron 3; Marietta 3; aad, &be warmm low in Ohio, Cheu.peake (Pomeroy - Middleport reported A number of dnnka, a piekup Vuck and icy roads in the Beech Grove community near Rutland, yesterday afternoon all contribut· eel tu the undoln& of Clifford M1.. nrr, Rutland R D , who is in the Me1g1 County jail awaiUna: hear· on a DWI c:harge after flgur. in two accidents in leu than hour. led · 1Serv•ces " Specla Held Friday At SlraCUSe Church Day Of Year , Icy Road, Undid Rutland Man Na~ional, Local abovt.) 1~t · a13record l re~~·:~.,:•:tf,:1 In ror FOR WORKERS -... below zero. Hours: 9 to :S - Tbun. u tU Noon Phone WV 2·2171 E. Moln St. I HOW THE GALS DO Llll WE '' THAT ·wASHDAY TOOl FREEDOM Our convenient laundry services can set you free from washday worries .. give you more time of xour own. Among our many services, you II find the right ones for your needs and budget. Means Dining Delight LAUNDERER$ - DRY Q.EANERS ltollla~ea'a CI-- PHONI WY UU8 Ia PoJDOf!11 e Seml·prl,.le Rooot • Ia what she'll say when you I· bring ber here for dining. . I. " ...... -~-.... And bow S!llirll Prices are ~ so reasonable. . ~ :~=~~nJ:~:E~:~t>~~H .I IN .PQMEIOT ' ' An mjunction sranted the plain· tiff hu been amended in the divorce acuon of ~I(Jldred Gaul vs Jacob .M. Gaul, according to an eni.l)' flied wtth the clerk of courts. In the amended inJunction, tile defendant.is\raoted permiSSion to aave aece88 to records of the dairy md farm busmeu In order to .nake out an mcorne tax retum, .a allowed to sell live atock as nee· J SSII')' in the operation of bis farm JU&me&S, and IS granted permia~uon .o visit the barn and rnalk house Jn the property . The plamtlff hae been granted .emporary alimony in the sum of .;150 per month to provide for herJelf and three minor children, an· .Jther entry specifies, The Gaula are residents of the :Jumner commumty. ~ ~ .. ' DINI AT C~lc·~·'S Restauiant l'llolle wY Nl1a lli&ll... . .......,. For Athens Officers of the eaa:e and out on eticldn,l throush the door of the I yelled to those standmg of the fctrum 1 wu cage. around: "Don't move or run or .L·~~:. •I Cheshire Woman Helll I" Train~r Fought Giant Tiglon To Circus Floor ~' t •· ... ·•· • and upset . ' a.y. Petition Amended Jn Entry Filed ln Court Action . ' - ···"· .-M*aei t.9 _:_. ___ " •' v ' . .J ·- 1 ~ugh the otale, olart, •. falltDg in the aotilnrtlt toniP' and •lJfead over lbe state Wedne. ceaved a "'1b.e he struck sheriff's car. Mrs. Nellie Mlaner was treated for a cut hand bY lbe emergency sqlWd and taken to her home. CITY ·\OAH· CoMPANY ~ J~SoYDtl 'Do{j&l EHilOI.LMEiiT HEADQUARTERS . I . . "How thou,htflll you ore" TWO LOCATIONS FOR Robinson's .. . • a which wu centerad-'O'Mt .Dlino15 lodaJ mcmi diNe! ~Y contract. ProteCt youraelf and your family against a ~ b9s· pilal oonfine1110nt . . . get· Blue .Cross and cut those hospital bills <lowu 'to Dl!dl!l!t size. For.full Information on these and Oilier Blue c.,., contract., stop In at "enro)bnent hudq\U!rtfn or write "Centra.! HOij>ltal Service", 174 East Long Street, CollllllbtiS, ()lllo. • Provided On Aa 8040 8..,_ tiM IMW to The weatherman said after ace, A FEW OF THE. BENEPI'I'S "1i .... ... to ..... "-' fDr cold air A BLUE CROSS SENIOR. CT • Where A Dinner Date QUICK SERVICE AT I>""" I OFFER ,.... outl... ,..,..; cOitl w. We want to help you OUT of debt. Call for caah and aquare up. Make a freah new atart and do better- the date waa set for the third strallht day. The temperatutl! reached one 1 MONEY lie MEIGS THUll£ Col··~bu 8 ·'' Prayer I• Sub~-~· Of Youth Seuion l:~!:~~d·.;atoftbei.r !BidweU, bo •peat the me oa Vine Mr -~ Funeral services for Eddae A. Smlth were held from the Ewing Chapet Friday March 4, at 2 p.m., w1th the Rev. Eugene Brown, pas1 h h and Mr.1 Everett Coy and Giles offtclahng. Special mus1c was prothe weekend w1th her parents, Mr Lor o t P. Umtt!d Methodist Churc Mr. anc:t Mn. ~ame11 VanMeter v1ded by Mrs. Ben Neutzllng, org- ~ of Chester w~re Vl5ilor& Sund8y of anu;L their son, Mr. and Mrs Purl Van I ~~teter Greg and Teresa , Hurta! was in Beech Gro\'e cemeMr.' and Mrs. Clyde Clonch, Bob Lery and pall-bearers were FrankPink and white colon were used hv, Granville, Harold and Ricky, of lm ltepp, Theo. Smith, Fred Blaet- as the C<lh>r &eheme for the birth11 C( ~urnbus, were weekend guests of 1llllr, Pat Duffy, W~lltam Hoback day of Mary Bradbury which wu Wolf visited Saturday In their parents, Mr. and Mrs. dullie •1 '.~d Roger Morgan ~dward Reuter held at her home Satllrday afterwith hi8 sisters, Ml88e8 lda ~reer and .Mr. and Mrs George 11"" ' 1 an honora_ry pall-bearer. noon celebrating her 7th blrthSparkling <lean, carefully .'\oh80ntc services were conduct· day. Streamers dflcorated the AuJullta Wolfe and brother, Clonch . Gordon. by Pomeroy Lodge 164 • 'fhurs.. Bradbury home and pink and whllt: Mr and Mra. Belltz Wolfe visited Mrs Helen Heckman of Laneas day evening and graveside ser- bats were worn by the guesti. pressd clothes give you Sunday with Mrs. William Baxter ter IS VISltmg Wllh Mrs Bertha 1 v1ces by the Drew Webster Post Mary's cake was al•o decoraat Holter Hoiiipltal Lar~her , AmerJcan Legion. I d h •· h Roma .L Cremeans, U. S. Navy , Coming from out of town fer the e wit P•.uk' and w ite, wn Jel · extra dividends in comfort, Kathy Morgan and Sherry Shuler ved wltb 1ce cream by her mother were Mra. Barbara Smith Mrs. · • of Middleport 11penl the weekend has been here un leave w1tb his scrv1ces b M Charles Aaa Bradbury after with Kathy's grandmother, Mra. rather and fan11ly, Theodore Cre- of Co1urn us; rs Delbert ~})ase, bad opened her g1lts from her and the assurance that 1 means, Judy and Danny, and Mr . Athens; Mr w A Mor••an, Athens .Road. Mrs D. P 8t1Jier- lrl d D . h ,. " and 1fr~t~ . Tommy Simmons. Cr e- staff .and , Randy and • en s. urmg t e ' a1...,rnoon , Fla., Mr. and gamee were played watll prizes be· means recen'tly completl'd you'ro loo)tlng wonderful. weeks' trammg course. Tracy, Akron; and iftll W<Jn bt Patty Everson, S;rlvia entering tbe set''\.1Ct, he £arl TOpe of GaUl· Swanson, Kay Ault and Marjorie ' Rutland schouls Harrif. Randy ~tnd Rjcky, lwin soos Other aqesta at th.e party were Mr. and Mn. Fred George, are still Beth Fultz-,.Jiency aad Patty Harconfined ;, Meitlll Qeneral Qoljlil· E~h!rn Swrs To rio, Jill llirrts, K.atby RuBSell, Lu • AnD Fre~b. Anita MarJe Fultz, al. Mn. George La 1U at home. orld Day of Prayer aervlee• :r.1 . eet .4t Harri.onville Eleanor Bodlmer and Janie HJndy, l l~:;::;~;:g;:; held m Syracuse Friday at Mr. and Mrs . .frank Hysell and Harrisonville Chapter Order of and Mary'a si•ter and brother, Suz· 1 p.m . at the EUB Cbureb. Mrs and Mn. Pearl Hysell w~e Eastern star wilL hold a regul81' anne and. Asa and her grandpar1;,,;.;;., m attendance with Sunday dinner guesta of 'Mr. alld meeting Tuesday, March a, at 8 p. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bradbllry of the Presby· Mra. Martm Wood ud of Hy~ll m. Thts w11l be the chapter'a and <Mr. al'lfl Mrs. Robert Reibel. Church, 13 of the Narrmne Run. "Obligation Night " and four e-ach of the EUB Jane Lucas spent a recent sun A me~norlal aervJce wiiJ be eonDellclowo Ci>lllag< Cbwie anQ Methodist. day With Mr and Mrs Jlarve)l Er· ducted for recently deceased Hooth Mechodi.t Group The them~t "Labaren ToJether i lewme and Joetla members. All members are urgeci HolthSe..ion In Genuine RaUIII ... God" was divided Into four Mr. and Mrs Lewts Hu&Sell of to altend. Barbara Jone8 Jean par;ts. Mlaa Edna Edward• <and tnf! Mt. Alto, W:. Va. wtlre Suodtw ;::::;:;:::-;;:::-::;;-;-:==:;-:::-;;:- ~e devotional leaders when Rev F E Dunn pre~r:ldtd ovit t~~ gue•ta of Mn. Iva Howell . dauehters, sue, of Leeword, va. Sentor Youth fellowship of wonhlp servlce and each sp61i:e Judy Williams W/:18 an nverni11t.t wNr WI'1PkPnti em•ct!ii or h~r mo- Heath MethodM Cllwdt ui brlefly. Mn. Glenn CUndiff wu ueat of J(lctta Erltwlne on Thur• ther and brother, .Mrs. tBellc Mardleport beld t)leir wee41.Y ~=·~\~:. the leader for Confession• and day tin and William Martan and child· at the church Sunday e' Pel\tlnenee and also read a paper. Mr. and 71fn. Heubel Jutitice, ren ' Their devotions centered on Marcia Karr 11poke on a de~1r. and Mrs. Milo Hutchinson topJc, "WorJbip." offer : .. Start ~:~cdl~e::.!~ .and Sonia, of or Wilkesville, llfe and preiided over the Brian were Sund&)' \'isitors Mr and In d fham1 IY have moved to their CO!GI'S to4ay-Following t~e busine11 aervlce Scripture w11a new orne at Carcle Avenue, Pura- eonducted by the president ' Mrs C11.lvm SproUle 11nd children. 1 Add t read by Mni Mae Young and Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Earl Goode of Ra· ey 1 Jon, Ravenswood, W. Va. Chambers, a film 'trip on YOUR Pearl l\JcBrlde wu the leader tor He Is employed at Ka1ser Alumvenawood c11.lled on Mr. and 1Ms. 1 Lord's Supper waslhOwn by I They keep drinks piping lnt~rcenlon&, waa ift charge of the John SlSton, sunday. num. Konkright. , Mrs Marjorie Race and Roaeoffering whiCh totaled *10.09 and hot or icy cold Mrs. Wayne Gibbons, one of fP Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morns and gave the benedJction. son vaalted hla brother, Mr. and mary accomp.anted Mrs. :mtdred coun1elors ot the aroup, met l.Uflls to Zanesville on TUesday to musical numbers 'ftre Mn. Carl Morris and sons, over the return Mrs. Roy Luci8 here to them ae did the paator, Rev. by the Preaby'teriaq and weekend. The Fred Morris' are help care for Mrs. c. H. Jesse of mon Konkright. Church t'hoira and by now living In Newark J. Pomeroy MOTION PICTU .. I SCHIDULaD Norrla. Tbe electric organ and Mrs. Harry Dean of Cuttaa:evlife Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Snowden, "The Ltfe of Paul", a motion 1e••no adcii!d rnuch to the at~rvice . til vllutlna: her aon, Mr. and Mn. Larry and Garry, were busineaa picture, will be sbown at the :.t. . Dunn pll~d the organ Pttl· William Dean and daushters. via ators tn Gallipolis on Wedne1- Moriah Baptlat . Church In Middle· Mrs. Freda Duffy eeeompan· Charles Grover was discharged day. Ml'! . Joan May, Debbie and port this eveninc at 8:30. The pubNazarine ebolr and Mr. from 'Mela:s General Hospital and Mite, accompamed \bern. uc 11 mv1ted to attend tbe tel'V'ice. Norris on the piano Mn. Mar~&ret taken to a rest homt. 1f;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;i;,_; Victor Braley who Ia employed II CottriR accompaDied the Presbyterian cholr: and Misa Pamela SyJ. In Charleston spent the weekend vester waa the pianist for the of- bere with hla wife, Blanche Rlcbard Grueaer, employed in leriPI· Charleston, , spent tho with bla f1mUy here. Former Middleport Man Lee Myen accompanied daughter, Mr. and Mrrs•;·, ~~:~~~:~ lo Church J'omUac Tinsley, to their home in ( A vocal aelcetlon, ''An where he will spend a few weeks. ' Wll presented by Mr. and Mrs. IBob Kaiser of Gf at Waverly visited with ber mother, the Mrs. Belle M11rtin, Wedntlsday. of MidShirley Stump wa1 1110 overniGht mom in g. Jueat of Billie Lou Martin, Wedla a former rell- nelday. 111\AND NEW ... A SENIOR CONT~CT FOR PERSONS 85 AND OVER. ident of Middleport having graduMr and Mra. Garth Beal of Ath· The problem of health care for persona 85 tiDd over haa attracted \vide ated from MHS and while living ens visited witll Mn. Benle Wtae, spread attelllloit and concern. For many years Blue Crou hu oontlnued the here was a member of the Metho- rlcentl)l. protecUon of Ita members, regard!,.• of if the protecUon waa obtained dlot ebotr. Mrs. LhW.e Sayre of Racine 11 before the membera' 85th birthday. And' now, for those who did not obtoln While m Middleport he was the helpma: care for Mrs. Edith Nel· Blue Cross before their 85th birlhday, Central l!ospltal Service has deweekend 1ueat of Mn. R C. Stan- 1100. veloped a "Senior contract''. If you are retired or employed with less than bury and MIQ Sally Schaaf. Mr and Mra .. Ruasell Adams and 5 employees'and In reasonable gOod health •.. you can enroll!! And, if you are under 65 tiDd emplo~d wifh less than 5, you can enroll on the 80-20 ~.· Rt~h~ido:. l .• . t....A.• t.N Events Of Wee k .. .... G~ Around About Middh1port All!l WJtb Steve Wdham.aon o! Pt. Pleasant. 1bey were presented $6 for their efforts. Wlnnen in the Toot.alePo D•nce were Oar 1ene Justis 01 meroy and Horner Cole of Tuppeu PlaiDs. l ~lori.d• Conductmg the Elvis DaDce for the evemnJ was Jimmy Geora:e of Rutland "Name That Tuoe" win· Mr. and Mrs. William - loe ,.,...,. ......, In TIIJif1doJ to ¥tall wllb rroda Nathan Randall Rothgeb, of Cheshire, wu the first ~"' acer to be named to the MGM Teenage Hall of Fame Jl'ridAy ntght at the Sacred Heart Church Auditorium in Pomeroy u . . PIIDDII HCMIPioiHI'.T 100 teenacers attended the Trib>unty-Teen-Cant.een'• second All. aDd Hn. annual "Hollywood Oscar llock"'nocord bop. Colamblll Rothgeb, the son of Mr. and Mrs. D. R. RotJIIeb, was cited and Mro. Cor his three years o1 1erv1ce to 1he canteen and tor ttavlng a Profound sense of duty to teenaaen or the area Oscar night prevailed durint: the mformar evenmg as CaD teen Dlrec· lor Leo Savaa:e served as emeee, rudmg Lhe nominatioru; 10d winners m each category They were Teenage Woman of the Year, Donna AltllEr, Galhpohs ·, Teenage Man of the Year, Nathan Randall Rothgeb , Cheslure·, Most Friendly Teenap,er of the Year, Earl McKinley, Middleport ; Best Dee Jay ol the Year, a wmner for the second time, .. .•.. ·::s to AI 1 opened tlle door, the inal leaped out - out on to Ooor of the arena witll the t(larapbers and clreus ~:pie Bttndirq: only a few feet I have opened that door a times, but tbls l8 Lhe first that aoimal ever jumped you" Then I jumped to wresUe him to the be would go aft.er bimlea or the elephants. U ·bad been a dog around, would have made a beeil Shirley Halle)', Route 2, Che;hire, was arrested by cougty offh.-era yesterday for AthenS police :>n a cheek charge. Sheriff ·ftobfrt Hartenbach Bald today that -\1hens pollee are holding a former Melgs ~ounty man, Franklin Wright, en a cbeck charge and that the Cheshire woman may be implicated. She was taken to Athens yesterday afternoon by Athena police, MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Admitted: Elmer W.1ckham, Gref!n, Miner&viUe· ' James Spaun, Long Bottom; o 11 1~ Swisher, Cheshire; .Mrs. Dovle Cat.e, Pomeroy, R D.; Mlc· key Williama, .syracuse. Discharged: Mn. Charle8 BOy· }q and da~ter Middleport. OOI<d Birth: A ... Mr. and Jill. Pomeroy~ Ervin io •- ..(1111! -~-~ Tbe aauonal 8Pace agency 1n Waahington confirmed that Lunilr. UI, the hugh Soviet rod:et toot pictures of the f11'8Jde of moon, waa expeded to plUDge to the earth's atmOflpbere montll. However, officials at !!Oman Astrophysical at CambrldJ:e, Mqs. track of satelliOOa onee they launched, said they could not ex plain the l.iihts, wh1cb ttaggered a r~mall flurry oi "flying saucer' talk. The ftamin~, colored lights were reported by airline pllota, Atr Force pilols, state police all:d control towen. Two Accidenl8 Bring Only Minor Damllj!es The sher~ff's off1ce mvestigated two accidents yester~•Y eaused by rotd conditions. In an accident at Rutland minor damages was re-ported when two .cars, driven by '1'ed 'J;:'hompaon, Pomeroy, and Paul WJles Clohch, Rutiand, sUd together at the S1lem and Main Street · iateMtion. TWo caf!l Suffered minor damaa:e wheri :they slid Into each other qft Utf: Horae Cave Ro.ad . 'The eafa were a,wned by Jacob Mathew Buah, Racine RD and Ed· ward N. Hu!!JPhrty, Pomero}' RJ) l NIW DI~IONARY Hlfll Mn. Jean, Null, libraria.o at the Middleport. Library. armouncea tbat· the library baa reeent.b' 'recel.-ed a five-vetlume Meriam· Webster Dictionary wlili!b is now available to the public. 'J1le ditUolllt7 b lbe latest publlcaUoo, ,-.~-· ( Higginsport Man Returned To Court Action Charlet Suder, Higginsport, baa been returned bert to anawer to a chtrce of eoavel'l!llon of 1'1'0" perty in the colll't ot J1.1dce E. W. Peoplea. He ie beinl held in tbe county jail awa~ting bis appearance before the court. Released from the county jail yesterday were two Huatin&ton restdents, Audrey Chapmaa and Vernon Jacoba. Jacobs h~ been Pomel'O)' pollee for invea· ttcotl~!n. and tbe woman for bav· racUtloue license plates. She was releued under SJOO bond for :ter appearanct~: before ~ Charles Le1ar. c. D. Smith wm Be Sneaker·Muda 15th c.-P.'smttb, - ~ ..........,. of the Kaiser Al.WBIJI,am end Cbemieol Corp. of llliveidwaad, will be the apeaker at the dinner meeting Of tb'e Ceatril. 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