https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/90af7f9739ae20f04405f79c923f8540.pdf 4f13141790966169b53863b48e0d7874 PDF Text Text The l.)ail~· ., S ntmel • • rt iddle Wat.!bma Ch rl es ie a rles. ent guests of nd Mrs. James ed Mees a WANT 0 If L T US SOLV YOUR Tri-L Seeond S Pomeroy, ltiPORT 'The R 1 t • State of Ohl ,216. GULARLY OLD FOR 559 ° :rasticallt NT ·····-· ------· ·- ·· $ ev r 0 0 + 0 A "' b 0 ' ""' Aq.l8, Pub! 7. '·'I n Deooallln r ;- a ' a ' • • • ... ... . ..... ' ' ·]• • '. Hawkins .. • .' . .:. I I J ~..,., . .. ' l �.,.. .. ...... - .-· -•·· .. .. .. . . .. -·- -----· -···- The Daily Sentinel Publlab.eG every afternoon except Sunday by The Ohio Vallet leatlneL Inc., at 110 Meehan~ St.. PomE>r?Y , 0 . Business offict ltiC.tt,.aD S. OWEN- GENERAL MANAGIR (t.EYtfOLD E.I;REENI - EDITOR Natloaal advertilin& representa1 ive . Bottln.elli·Kimbilll , rna.. ... !UII secood class mallinz: matler at the pon. offiee at ;,:~=on De1ivery by carrier where available 30 eea.~ W w.ek: OlU:'! ye<tr in advance at The Daily Sentinel office, yh~ ._"lihlbJel one montb $1. By mail unt> year S8; six month~. 115.00: 811, ~nlhi. $1 .80; three months. $J.90. BY motor route ra~tes : ., ~.21: t~ EQont.hs, $2.50; one mont.h. Sl. Power Company Announces Step-Up i I The Ohio Power Co. has onnounced a stepped-up program for assisting communities in ils ~:~ -county servire territory irt area development activities. Two members of the comp~y's General Office Commercial Department at Canton have assumed new responsibilities in this work and a veteran qompany employe at Newark will he tran sferred to Canton to .assist in the program. Robert L. Wolf , who has servt'd <IS tlu· company's industrial dtvelopment consultant since Mart h. 1956. has been named tq tb~ newly-created post of area dl·velopment director . Hf has been succel'derl bY Rernard D F.li' Y. whn wl'nt to Canton Jrom Ml. Vernon thi~ past Augusl ll .'> a:-.sistant indu,strial de~elppment consultant. . DOnald M. Hollingsworth , of Ncwarl'. will be t1·ansferre~ to Canton as community development l'Onsultant, another pPsitiOn created i}) the rxpanded area development adivity of the Commercial Dept. Mr . Hollingsworlh. who will 1ake over hls I¥!W poet on Feb. ! , has been engaged in agricultural s~tes wQr., fot Ohio Power for more than IO years. He has supervlsttd the company's rural program in th~ 15-county Southl"rn Division since May, !949. 6hio Power Compan)"s Ron Springer of Pomeroy has an· nounced he expects to have either Mr. Wolfe o~ Mr. Hollingsworth. and possibly both of them , to Pomeroy m the near future. It is Springf'r's hope the pair may mee~ with the Porn· eroy Chamber of Commerce in an opC'n di scussJOn sessi?n dealing with local industrial dl'velopment problems. In 1ts ex· pandcd area development program. Ohio Power will contin~e its efforts to locale new industril~s in its s('rvlce area a-nd wall intensify its policy of assistin_g dties t~nd 1owns in their im· provement . expansion and devclopmPnl programs. WSAZ -TV Channel3 ---- - ----WednesdQy Tuesday 10:00 Home CHILO LIAGUE MEETING 11 :00 Tbf' Price is Right Th(' Child Conservation League 11 :30 Truth or Consequt-nrt> s will mt>el at the home of Mn. Denver Ril'e Thursday ('Vt'ning. 12:00 Tic Tac Doua:ll 12:30 It Could Be You l :00 Current MEETING CALLED 2 Mrs. Dr·ure 'Lloyd, Meigs County :00 Parson's Study 2:30 Ttn4.eS&tA ErJIJe Ford Contact Chairman of the OAGC, 3:00 Matinee Theatre has called il 1~eelin_2 of pr~!ddents t:OO Queen For A Day of Meigs Co11nly ~arden Clubs at 4:te Modern Romance (he Heath Melhodisl Church on 15:00 Comedy Tim~ l'uesday. January 22. at 2 p.m. &;30 M$' Little Margie 8:00 Fedet-al Mtn LITERARY CLU. UO Ne'l'• . The Middleport Literary Club US 5J>Olll Eye wm meel WednPsday ~ft~P~IJ at 7:00 Grafld Ole Opry the home of Mrs. D. B. Hartmger. 7:30 1onathan Winters Show CLASS TO MElT 7 : 4~ NBC News Tbt:n Peaiel Clas& of lhe Pom~­ ..:QII '1'~;. 1114 ~"""" roy Baptist Church will hold thell' 8:.10 Noah's Ark n·~ula1· monthly met""ting. SaturSbow da~· a.i 7:3(1 P·D)>: ~qi:}~k r.efrl'l'lh· 9:00' Jane . - W~mWL .. mcnLi will be ae~ve-4·9:30 llal~er .Aluminum Hour S4,1 ~lllJton J\ve., New York; Clty, 16 . N Y. Church of Christ loyal Pals Class Celebrates Its 27th Anniversary TELEVISION GUIDE WSAI·tV CHANNEL S 6:55 Sian On SophN is a tQrtnFr pulor at Le - 7:00 Today tart F'a ~ls M~L~odl.s.L Cburch. 9:00 CoUee Time editorial office phone 3911'. Eiiteiii!d ... .;.· :A• Fr1end5 lire invited to send "getwell" card5 to the Rev. Emm• Bt•llc Sopher who Is recoverlna rrom an aeeident in Hardin Ml'rq,oria l Hotpilal in lf.en!.OQ, 0 . Rt>v . D.JYIXDD TO. lNTEilESTS OF MEJG9o.iiiASON AREA 308:~ ·-· ~- Daily Sentinel Day Book. 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Jan, 15, 1957 pbone . A M~n Called U:OO J'l'e&S Box )0:3Q X 11:15 W~horoasl 11:0 Preoo !lox 11:30 TonJI~\ 1'he lwenty-!e ve nth 11nnlversar y of tile Loyal P~_ :;,' ( '!au of the Cburc-h of C hr ~ t wa.s celehrated Wlti'J a dinner 11.t tbe Mar11n Rt!tt.aur'tnt Monday eveliJll,l. F1\'e ch a1·te r mrmben were llrt•· aent : Nin a Hu s1w ll , F ru n t" e ~ Rous h, Lulla Jl'n)unson, .Ma iJI'l !l)' ll(l lj anrl Audrey Ftoll . Olht ·r memlJN s were MrL L. &:. Reynolds, M1·s. G\ly Reynolds, Mr1. Freda Welling, Mtl. Robert MeEibinnt•Y. Mills Mildred Hawleg, :Mrs. Ahct Robson &nd gue•t• wore Mrs. Fred 1. Gardner, Mrs. Val Rl•ynolds, Gal~ipoUe, Mrs. M'araaret Reynolds and Ahn Icenhower joined the t::roup for a party 11 the hOmE' or Mrs. L. E. Reynolds. Nina Russell, out-going pre!i· dent, opened the mei!ting alter a devotional servic-e bY Mrs. L. E. fteynoJdJ and an Anniverllary prayer by Miss Hawle}'. New ~lfie"Cn elected are : preaident, M1ldrf'd Hawley; vict-presi · dent, Frances Roush : secretary, Mrs. L. E. R<"ynolds; assistBnt sec-tetary, Mrs . Dwight 1-'rost· treas- I" WS.U-TV CHANNIL ~ 6 M Sl~ n On 7:00 Today 9.00 c orrrt' Time 10: 00 Jlome 11.00 Tbe P•·l ce is Rilht 11 ·30 'frulh ur Comequence!l 12:00 T1c Tac Dough 12 30 It Could Be Y.ou (•()() c . urent 2 00 Camera Goes to Sebool 2:30 Tennessee Emoi.e Ford 3 :00 ~taHnee Tht>atre 4:00 Quel!l\ ior a D~;~y 4:45 .dode1·n Rom::.nt:!el 5 :00 Comedy Time 5:30 6:00 My Little Margie '7 :30 Waterfront News Pietur• Sports Eye Wcathercast Pt!ayllr of the Town Eddie Fisher 7 :<1>5 NBC News uo Hiram Holiday 6:30 8:45 6 :55 HlO 8 :30 ! I - Fa•l- er Knows Best Legal Notice Kraft Theatre 10:00 'Jll-rls Is \"our Lifll' 10:30 1'BA 9:00 Bulr.a Edward VlilinSiekle. who resides at 224 West Cheisea Avenue, DeLand, Florida, otherwise whose place of residence ill unknown, wll! take nol4'e that on J_anuary 7, 1957, the u•tersipe4 l1led her petition ogallrft kit:J. · ia the_ Court ot Common tlett of Me1ga; County, Ohio prtyille fat lfi. vorce · and reslorati~n of her former name, on the p-oubds ot extreme frarelty atrd tn!ll Hat~ct or duty, Said ~- w.ill ~ for hearing on ot after February J9 11:00 Newa Headlines ll:l5 Wea1hercast 11 :20 Press Box. 11 :30 Toni~ht 12:30 Sign Off __._ WCHS-TV ChanneG 8 I, ' II ,M~tf;~Jdng. 1957. • NANCY LOU VANSICKLE6 BY : WI:BSTER & FULTZ Attorneys- for Plai'ntifr ' (!) 8, 15, 22, 29 (2) ft, 12, lite $6t,OOO Fr,. More Young Farmers Moy Sign Up • A valuable service pl'rformed by a local farm equi.umcnt (Continued from ,..,. one) firm. the Meigs Equipment Company is the sponsoring of a Goldman, astute trainer of Marclass on tra<:tor maintenance for F. F. A. and 4-H club boys. ciano. Lou Amber!l, Marty Servo Saturday nigh!, Jan . 19. the second 1957 meeting of th)s new- and nther championa u1ed to ly organized dub will be held. Officers wiii be elected. li wheel Mart~ arouml In a baby Six local mt•rchants of Middlt>port ;~nd Pomeroy plus The seems unusual that only 15 prep schQOl aged faa·m~rs- to- he ~:arl'lagc . ~ntinel are coopcratir.g by_ ;u.lvertisPm<_·nts in today·~ Daily turned out for the fir~t session last Satuxday night. Marty took over manasement. o£ Sentinel urging highway satet y. Ther<" ~~ no s~ch t.hang as Marciano in 1949 when Roclu' wa11 Although we have not driven a tractqr since the tender age bcginnin&. Together they jumped pounding too much on the safrty _tht·me: In this s~~se the Sponsoring six are 10 be thanked tor !Ju y 1n~ advertlstng space of 11 on a western Kansas wheat farm, the subject discussed such hurdll-s as Harry Matin the first meeting of the tractor maintenance club and the thews, Rex Layne, Lee Savold, on this theme . . It will be noted that several insuram·t· agencies are ar;nong schedule of topics to follow suggests there's real value to reg- Joe Wuis and otbers on their way to Jersey Joe Walcott and the Lhe sponsors . Insurance eompani~s _would \o\'C to see acctdent ular attendance . crown. rates start downward. Then more JnstH'nrwt.• could be sold. Following is <.1 list of the 15 boys who made it to the first When RockY toqk the crown This Is as it should be. Insurance ugai_nsl pr_oprrty damage and session: Gary Smith. Stephen Hoffman, Jim Woo~yard, DonMarly's falh.er, AI, who ~aa injuries should hl" univPrsaL McanwlHlr , dnw safely. ald Nelson, Cedi Nelson, Wayne Roush, Dean Wtll, Randall matchmaker for tbe Internatlollll Tackett, Roger Kirkhart, Kci1h Vineyard, Richard S_hul~r, Boxing CtulJ, stepped out of his Charles I hie, Richard Jeffers, Roger Rose and Donald Ritch_IC . jolJ and joined in tbe management ------- ~ ~ -According to llarold Smith and Aida Jeffers of _the eq~tp ­ of the champ. AI, with his intimcnt company there's a few simple rules to follow In workmg mate knowledge of the fight safely with a tractor. The first !s: "Read _your. orerator's man- crowd. was a wckomed addition uaL" They hint that, if read Wlth attent10n, tt Is worth $10 a to the champ's corner. page~ Also , keep your tractor dean, be sure seat bolts. are When Rock)' ,t'fellre~·· a• -amp tight , neVl'r hitch to the aK}e, always to the dravw·bar , and ne\•er Marty pulled~'llpJ~~(i»m 'New run a tractor engine Indoors unless doors are open. or the ex· York and moveHo lftlr\ton where he wenl intu the men's clothing haust is vented to the outside. business at Erlelson'.!l Men's Shop. These sound easy t'mmgh. Yet records of farm ac~id(mts Pomeroy's Hun Springer, formerJy " arc startling in that they show many serious accidents, u~clud­ or Jronlon, i;; a personal friend of lng fata-lities, follow carel<•ssness in hucing to these simple Weill's. principles. Meigs County's Extension Service, the dub sponsoring a~en­ <-'Y· would be heartened , we know, i~ more young farme,rs s~~­ ed up for tractor mnintPnance mectmgs to come t~rough 1957 . Youth still may sign up by al~end~_! the next meeting:·_ __ ' Lego/Notke PUBLIC SALI Cora Turner Estate, 40 acres o~ farm land, no buildings, joins 235 acre, Da1bert 'l'urntt far~n, t:o be SOld separately on same date, 10 a. m . Febr~:~ary 9, 1157, CoUl't House, Pomeroy, Olllo. M'!..l.!lt sell for two-thirds appraised value of $1100.00 F. H. O'IM.n, AHotnltY for ~--- · -- · ·--· Merchants Cooperate l'l Urge Safety Wayne Tur'Wtr, Aclminhfre. tor. Phon• 452, Ponwroy, Ohio. (!) 1l, 22, 29 (2) 5, 4le -loin MARCH OF DIMES ROOMS Of ~ ~ Niw Pumfture Foa I t ~emb~ ; Me'- I r.. Cubic meter 6 . Lubricate we1ghl 10 Engll.llh WOULD YOU GIVE UP THREE MINUTES TO SAVE YOUR CHILD'S LIFE? of palrn~ 0 . Lul'k 1:1 Rrmalnmg mi11ull'.~ f II•IP Pnvetat Trt.Hic DMflll. FIII:IT - Drive salbly and oourteoU~ly younelf. Oh~rve spo«<llmiUJ and warning- !llgns. Where tntRc llwt lli'W flbt)'td, c&N11M IJO DOWNt Cunn1n~ HIJI~ - pltr c . Mo11\em 17. Simian 19. Uza.rd 2t. Firmament 111~ HI . Bill tribe (P.U luol or an ar\{'hor 20. Hssqucllke 22:. ComJ)lll.t · cap 23. Allempt 2~ . Sorrow 27. Ptorche.l 29 Proteetlon 26. Looka uka.nce 211. Copy 35. SprUe 30. Meaaurea of tll5tance 37. Tiny 39. Yucatan Indian I po.ss.) 42. Large o(-4 . ijUlp\l Anxiety 46. Wager 47 . f'lllh 41:1. Hulf ems 31. Sweet potato 34. Lamprt)'• like 36. Type meaauru 31:1 . Man'a nickname 40. Ex.clll· matlon ... Copl\&1 IICOIID lr1sl~1 on strk:1 enrorcemen1 of all 1raffic law!l. Traffic n~gukllions "~WOrk fo r you, not o.gnlnst you. WheN v.mc- la• •~ slrk:dr enforft41, •tM 10 00\\'NI of II (ma.rblea) three maklng 33. Membn l 'i. hor.!le (Peru) 43. Conte~t oe •p•utd 4&. ShllwlnNII 49. River (QtO M. lncendl.· arl&m Gl . Vent ~· WHERE TRAFFIC lAW S . ~RE OBEYID , DEATHS GO DOWN! . Boker Furniture 0• Th-.lrithhltt Corner In Middleport 'lt;p~-=~OR. &2. Plant ovulea DOWN Med\I'VD.l ve.uel 2. Bulldtnr adUltion :tOt' ThailonJ 4. Roman garment 1. DAILY CRVI'TOQUOTE - .Hore'l loow to work It: A"l'DI.RAAXR ~'~ Ia LO!rfOFELLOW . One letter limply 6 lands tor another. In thlll •amp\<!! A 1:11 used for lhfl threfl L'• X for !he two o·,, etc. S\ngh~ lttte1·s . spoil• trophea, lhe lenith and formation of the wqrda an all hln\11. Each duy the cod" letters are different. A Cryptogram Qt10laftlo• ZA N FT J BVCPWJ FT H QSHO BCp T J XCS • Eisenhower is expected to seod CongresS Wednesday a record peacetime budget calling for toUI spending of $72 billion in the fi&c<~l year he~irming July 1. The budget, however, will ~a a batanced one because revenue in the new fiscal year Is expected to exceed spending. U.!lt'd In suap- 16 Repa3l point. 24 . Shooter All n driver cnn gn1n on an average trip - by ~<pecding, by passing lights, by ignoring stop-sisna-~ priest B. Fruits author ll. Perala 12. Whips 1~ . Fema\t: BAKER FURNITURI ~- ~.,";:~:,..c..~ ; lWERI'UilNITUBI~ WASHINGTON (UP)-Presldent 31 . Substance 7 . Unltof 6. Chanee.a Market Report Record Budget Expe<:ted To Be Given f.ongress DAILY CROSSWORD 30. High ACROSS 1. Cozy llpoLI $299.00 H BHTA K C J o-U PLATH W. Yeaterda)''l Cl')'plof~t1otc: STUNG BY 1~m SPLENOOURt Of' 4 .UDDEN THOUGHT-BROWN~(J. DI.W~LI4 Ul' ll.illl r.tiiMN. bajlet\t. l EXUND SIRIIS SOtml BEND, Ind. UP -Notre Dame 1nd Purdue have exlefl~ thelr annual footba11 .~ through the 1~ seas~n1 lrlsb A~~ letlc Dtrec-tqr ~w'r~ F. "M.IJOM Krause announced today. The holtt.ess was illhrted by her dau&hlkr-l n-lav.r in servina a de$.ert course. PiDk C'&J'Datkms and white ehrysanth(lmuzns wetr used fot· t~e table arranaement and ph1k ca1tdle~> in cryrnal C"andelabra lightPd thE' table. Mr~ . Gardner pr~ided at the t"Oflee service oi Reynolds SpO~ china and Mlu Ru~sel\ at the punch bowl. Legal Notice OROINANCI NO. 312 AN ORDINANCI TO PR9VIbt flOJt IIUINlSHING, OPI!I.ATING AND MAINTAINING A LIGHTING SYSTEM TO LIGHT STREETS ALLEYS AND PU&LIC PLACES IN Till VILLAGE 0, I'OMEROY, MIIGS COUNTY, OHIO. BE lT ORDAINED BY THI COUNCIL OF THE VIL~AGE OF POMEROY, OHIO• SECTION 1: That: !rom and aftet tbe eftecti"fe d'tti ' of this Ordin· aMt ltlld for a. ~eriod or ten years hat etullill~, Columbus and Sout.hetn Qbic Elettric Company, its ftll'eet\sof'!l awd assigns, (hereift et-Hed t...._ "Company"), Is hereby - 4 with tile riJhV to light with electricity the streets, alleys and other public places In the VH!aee of Pomeroy, Ohio, (herein called the "Vlllage"), and · the Company shall bave tht>- rtaht to charge and reeei'fl trom the Vilh1ge piyment for uid servlces in accordance '&'lib the fBllowtng schedule ol l'Ste!': Bas~ on all nia;ht burning 365 days per year, or approxtmately 4000 hours per year; llghtl energized by overhead distribution fa. cilities. All fixtures mounted on lftlott polts.. 1000 LumeD, opt!n type . . $18.50 per lamp per year 2500 l.unten, Open type-$22.80 per lamp per year 4000 Lumen. Glass Inclosed $32.50 per lamt~ per year 0.,000 Lumen, Glass inclosed $4il.Oo pf!r 'l::lmP per year. SEC110N 2: Payment for the service furnished hereunder shall be made monthly in accordance with bill$ rendcrild. .therefor bf the Campany at th.e end of each period, each payment to be due within 15 days &f the sut>mission of the bill tberefor, overdue pay· menls to bear interest at the rate of 6'(.. per annum until ptld. Should the Village default in 4 suc-cessiVe pay1fterth, 'the Cpmpan.Y maY1t I.!!J '1iJbe discontinue ser vice Dereundet without notice so long aJ any default exists: provided, however, that no charge ahal1 be made by the Company for servke hereunder during any period in which service is so discontinued. sEcnoN S: The street li&hts to be furnished. operated and main· tained hereunder shall lnltjl11y consist of lhe folloWing: 181 1000 Lu1nen 24 2500 Lumen 19 4000 Lumen 17 6000 Lumen Changes in said system shall be made Upon certiflcation to the of reSolutions of Coonetl HOW WOULD YOU EXPLAIN IT TO A CHILD?' The budget will Indicate a s\&l'~ plus of $700 million for t.he currtnt year ending June 30 and qf, $1.7 billion for the following 12 months. Total spending ror Ibis nsW vear was e!'ltimated In the last q.t.. ficial Treasury estimate lall summer at $69.1 billion, about $3 bil· · Uon unl'Jer the expected new total. Increased military 11pendlng will account for most of tn~ pred~ted budget increase next r,ear. ThM. forecast for this Item 8 ex~ett~ · to be more than $3$ billion, an increase ol about $2 ' bnllon ove~ defense expenditures for the current fiscal year. With one exception, a $72. bil· lion budget would push federal apendlng to the h(f;hest level (Qr any year since ttle close of t~e second World War. In the l®;l fi•cal year, before the end of the Xorean War, Sovernmen& spendtl)g rOse to $'74.3 bUliol). Admlnislr:.llon spoke1men 1!.1ready have l,ndlcated t~e new budget calls for no tax reduet1on1. And It has been announced that the White House is aJvtn' high priority to a bUi to extend preHht ~xclse and corporate tax rates which arc scheduled to decrease April · under existing law. IAN IS LIPTI.D NEW YORK UP -The 1~7 renewal or the Belmont Stakes will be staged at Belmont Par~ Ju~e 15 with the !6-Year ban against aeld· ingg running In the rae~ Uftea ure r. Nin a R u~ ~>ell Flower commlt tce Ma be l Hysell . Duri n~ the meeting Mrs. L. E . Reynolds pt"l· ~eatcd 1111'5 Gardner with 11 ·~ifl alld )!l't. GU.)' lleynolds an d MtH Rou s h presentr>d a coftl· t>dy sk1l Tlw door pri l l' was won by \4 n Ml•F.Ihinnt!y amd the Lravell m.a prize.. wbit'h was bro u n~~:ht by Mn ltob&on, fAUMr or lhe l' lass, wa~ won by Mrs. F'ro1t. A o..'• Lifo ' ARCTIC, R. I. - (UP) - A customer arrived at a local reat•unrnl In a taxicab. ordered tw o p9fk · rhop dlnnen "to a:o.'' When tb'l' hwo otdt'U of pork Ch09fl. homtrried potatoes, ~een peu. allced torntoes ud bread ha• bc>c-n 'lrappetl in foil. tlk· eu!llomer tt · plained: '.Thete Orl" rur my dOi l J'll take two hotdog11 for ln fSt·IL" ~uutillg lt~C8 ohanieli; pro vidNI tiY1 10 aflilit.Dal Jljhts shall bt> required which will not k lo· eared tv1tMa a retlllll"e dlttauce hDl Uilltiall fac:iUUet., and provided further tbat not mort than t.en additional II:Pf,J may be t• qttired durlnr tht Jut oue year of the peri&<~ of this ordlnancfl. SECTlON 4: Tl\f'! said Co8l.,ln1 sbtll not be requirtd to male any extensions cw renewals In the event that said Village- Is iQ arrears ln payment for eervlcea rende-re•. rtor shan sahf Ctlmpany be required to make anr et:teoaion durtng tle ltSt yetT in wtrieh this Ordiflaftee is tn ertett. SECTION 1: AD lamps shall be U nt.l.ned ia .. COed Ohler tD'd conditlon a1 ptacticable at 1he txpense ot' tht CtlambUI and Southern Ohio Eleetrit Company, SECTION 0: The sa 1d Compaby shall 1ave ni~ Village harmieu from any and aU U.abilltJ oeCIIloaed by c.'hleasneu or neallp~ on the part Dl' laid Compllll in the eeut.ructlon, malnteaallce Pd operation rl. lts ltreet ligbiin1 1 Daily Sentinol, Pomeroy 0 ., Jan . !5, !957- 3 1Bowling Highlights HOWLING Re1uh1 COUNTY LIAGUE Middies Take No.1 Spot In Cage Rankings R..ulta, hn.. 13, I 9S7 lhthte 2-1. Simom I 2 Anor. Radill 2.0 Jaycees 0-3 fl ot f\od1 2·1, Jr. Ot! AY 1·2 By 1Mb Grhnm rot u•tlJus. o. UP ...... u wa1 the )J idJl etown Middlu b.r 1 )and.sli.de t.od1y LD. Lhet lint Onil.t!d Pr~ Ohio blih ft)lo,ol Herh•s ratlnga of the •eason. ~. lf.L ...... - --tTrotllc- Hatlo ... . .lt -Drive 611fcly and courtoously •pocd- SCOIIU NO' RODt G MeKlllghl Dr.~~Het I RADIO 172 181 1!1-4 189 161 l !'i3 171 191 1<1 Hl7 203 20"J o..J. Total• 131=1 165 I 00 484 JA\'CIIJ 128 lot 142 429 Betzln& lf.t lt2 ·~ . . Wood• · 13i: 143 11~ 39tJ Jtt«nbaum 130 136 RfiMell 3()6 lllnd liJIKhcap . lt2 153 122 877 189 783 LllrM " " - ~=:: ~ ·:: "~~: ~~~~ 134 120 142 396 ltOTf of S222 an armed~ • turn ed !0 day• Iller taaNiO a.1t Fred Whlttineton, 21'. ,..u;lii iiJill It'• roe •llain," and elrirped ·f$ll 129 139 15~ f23 186 172 171 529 780 730 110 23210 ..-ro mono. ~1'1 , SIMONS M.I.R.KIT 1 Smv111 135 149 139 423 :'iU3 I Ww.or.:h 4151 I 509 Kon, llltl l •lond 417 1~9 i...... 1 llaJtd,np Total, • 178 138 137 144 ISO 130 13 730 LOSES 1S ,.,.,o' 171 ll!ll 4:!0 130 J30 . 318 130 130 3110 13 13 • 738- f11 21.-tS 125 171 14'7 443 i · .._, I ·-- -----~•- ·,..._ · UcaJ flf a ..... .......~- · : ·· 308 1 D8 121 8ll ktK.lfnoiT'ER. N. Y. - (UP 139 168 147 452 IWlw rt D. f'own'l fHnd b.il auto 128 134 ISS 420 • p~trkt"d 011 h1s porth after IJf had J30 130 130 390 j ltfl 11 al lht' n.rrt» in froat of tilt 96 98 96 288 huus(' t:.tfore mwt.,_ No duet, first place vote on tvery ballol except two from the 42 coaehe'l In winuln1 over ColumbUJ East Middlelown ·stretched ita tieter'J lflnak I.CI 36 game• and II slni1bt Urla 1ea10n. FiailhiDf a aolid I&COD<l. was Co. lumbus Nortb with U) straithl tr1ns. The Capital City Polar beaT!! piled. Up 213 polnts to finish well in front of Zaaenille of the'· Central ()bio Lealllo, ollp. Willi 10 ln a row. - ";~ · -t Hamilton aDd CibtGII~ · ~ a couple M' tf~Ninfttll J1 sy~m In nrld Villaae,. differeht partl ttf the itlti, · ' UtTION T: Tbat all ordlhmeea up In fourth and Jrlth plate reao or resolutions, or parts thereof, peotiw!y. ' lhat art ineolllliltent or In eonfl:icl ~With be an:tl the iame are ben!!\y rePeale.(l. .~SEctmN 8: 'l'!lat thlil Ol'dina.w shall UU tlfeet: and be in force PI.IILIC SA~· from and after tbJ.d.y days from ·Delbert Turner rarm, 10 a. m. ita pusage, arid UJU rtmain 111 Februa"y 9, 1157, court Uous~ ef~t for a period of ten )"etrl Pomen.y, Ohio. Location. nell:r thereafter, provided it shall ltave Carpelltet, 111 Columbia 'hWnshlp, been accepted by the Compaby by Meigs Count~. Ohio, written acceptance filed in the •Farm of 235 aeres, residetlfe office of the Village Clerk ot satcl and related farm butldintll. tftlp Viltaa;e. land, grazifta, timber, 1 turplus or •Passed this 7th day of Janutty. water, on aood road 1957. F. H. O'lrr.n, AIIWUiif fer I, P. l.oiHnM~ JA.yor WIJYIIO Tvmer, _..,.nldr• ATTEST: W. Pho.. 4~ PCJmOrvy, Charla~ W. ...,.,, VIII... Ct.tc Olllo. (I) 8, 15, 2tc (!) 16. 22, 29 121 5, 4tc Legal Notice ROCKir - .... AWAY•. ~~Me.- .-~A 1 1 You bet ,.,. - Water Hog?" y..,,_..,.. lhout 5,200 p)lono .o( bot water from birth wsix months. Diapon.lormula botlleo, baby dothes, ballll, and more diapen~. But you ..ally neod tho hot ..,.... and you'll roia)iy 11, ~c8uy, with an aulomatlc. WI """""'>' Gas water heater. But ••• .. PI' Mob sur. if't aufOIIICIIfco---.because you1l · never have to keep adjusting it. M•le sure if's fast r•coY•tJ- becatme on1y fast recovery Gas water heaters" will keep up with your big demands. Moke •u,. II'• Gas - because Gas beaffr :water faster, and much more econom- ically than any oilier melbod r. Look for ••• REX RUUD RHEEM FOSCO :ASK YOUR GAS PLUMBER-DEALER WHITEHOUSf. JOHN .WOOD· A. 0. SM!IIt KARRand VAN %ANDT w..Haln st. Phone 485 HOMAIIT Pomeroy ' HOW UCH WOULD YOU STEAL IF YOU HAD CHANCE? in- ' Sllleblfll tire tlrealht? 'IIIII fum h~ baest, ewerydly menlld'WOIR• •• st. . . Jill'S If life m tillers ,·. traffic aceldMts. . !!my •.,..,- ..... "' or. lllld wusu ..t inlo"llll!r i- t IIIII- IIIJ way te ate, lt7 YeS: can, drl'inlt'........t 01111 lip ..lth lit; btullli know!.. 1 P'IIIST- Drive sal'cly and i:aurlooualy younell'. Oboen<l that they killed someone in a hi~)'tnflic aoc~•llll __ t opecd 6mllo and WllBing-sljpls. Chances arc, not one of th"'" ~*!* would iJi. Tho ~ unloeltefable nsU il that, this year 'alone, nearly 42,(XX) JQ.eD, wot~M-IIId chiJdren...m ~ _ , 61 oo\i!lt tml kU/td fir lr'tljfic accfde.Jt1, accordins to 1he present mouolillil ii!el ----"""""-.'"'Will KCOND-Insiat 011 Oltlct enforcomont of all lnlllk:lawl. Traffic rqu.Jations work for you, Dol •&ainst you. ....... trafllclaWithttrlctiJ•.. auii,....U.pMWNI In city aftor city, dey after day, H'o been pr<I'OII over and -again- SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL SAFETY ORGANIZATION Publb~ in lib effort to Sllft! If~• "" • Crow's Live ·Poultry WATC>!JNG MRS. SO.SS-o "TRYING "TO LETART FALLS, OHIO • INI>T4~~ llER OWN REMOTE-~ WIRf.·'F4P SE~MGIE·· \ \ (<I OHIO VALLEY BA~ING CO. MAX WARD INSURANCE HOISTETTER INSURANCE AGENCY G. I!. REUTER INSURANcE (fermerly R. G. Webster ---------------------------------~----------------~--------------~------_._ ·'I • " ••, defen~U•g Yet 1heoe oame honest people .....ctously ignore llop-Sipl--lllll ,.,,.. to oblem floiilcd speed limits. lltiiOwNI ;: ~~ ::~ ~~b ~:.: 47~ Wol f•· 71ft 818 'III'F 1101 Cl.ass AA champlon.a received a -1-Inslst oa strict erd'oroauent oi Ill !&!"- Tralllc nplrlllooo - f.. you, llot oga;oot,you. Whon ................. AKOCMTID Wa.lker Duerr Wlll Uborately diBobey a .. No TJOSpalil•llgn-or o~ a door marked ''No Admiltance.~ ..,.~ 1$4 175 146 J ltl 170 117 448 tJwood tr7 144 138 439 1. Wo lf•· au 772 69f\ 2289 Tot.ah Tota:l11 1 l.t.CINE ft.:!~1er IH~h ~ame . Anlk. R.adio 88$ Hlfil Ind. Mriel, D. •hUn. 167 . Hlrh Ind . ...... D. >flll<'f 204 ,...,__ Oboervc and ~gns.-....... rbt>opOOWNI ........ JUiU SurberTY llotfmtn Ttvt• J(arinahs ings. ~ 'Wbat do y<iUtellJdtii ioner the cra1h-"Daddy iaD't coming bome any more" 7 Or "You'ro the ltW1 of 1he holiMIIIOW"? 'T08 fttO 755 22ft3 Jligh SeriH, AISOf Jt<t d10 254D The Hj(k!U!a, who bad some of Ito bar t their htsLer remo\'ed in a ,.u•U· er over Colurnbu!l e,,t dw'iag the weekend. still had enouP, ma&ic to pUe up the larae•t mar&ilt ewer re('orded in the histor)' or the rat, Coach Paul Walker•• 'J'etalj Jll.. OUAM �.,.. .. ...... - .-· -•·· .. .. .. . . .. -·- -----· -···- The Daily Sentinel Publlab.eG every afternoon except Sunday by The Ohio Vallet leatlneL Inc., at 110 Meehan~ St.. PomE>r?Y , 0 . Business offict ltiC.tt,.aD S. OWEN- GENERAL MANAGIR (t.EYtfOLD E.I;REENI - EDITOR Natloaal advertilin& representa1 ive . Bottln.elli·Kimbilll , rna.. ... !UII secood class mallinz: matler at the pon. offiee at ;,:~=on De1ivery by carrier where available 30 eea.~ W w.ek: OlU:'! ye<tr in advance at The Daily Sentinel office, yh~ ._"lihlbJel one montb $1. By mail unt> year S8; six month~. 115.00: 811, ~nlhi. $1 .80; three months. $J.90. BY motor route ra~tes : ., ~.21: t~ EQont.hs, $2.50; one mont.h. Sl. Power Company Announces Step-Up i I The Ohio Power Co. has onnounced a stepped-up program for assisting communities in ils ~:~ -county servire territory irt area development activities. Two members of the comp~y's General Office Commercial Department at Canton have assumed new responsibilities in this work and a veteran qompany employe at Newark will he tran sferred to Canton to .assist in the program. Robert L. Wolf , who has servt'd <IS tlu· company's industrial dtvelopment consultant since Mart h. 1956. has been named tq tb~ newly-created post of area dl·velopment director . Hf has been succel'derl bY Rernard D F.li' Y. whn wl'nt to Canton Jrom Ml. Vernon thi~ past Augusl ll .'> a:-.sistant indu,strial de~elppment consultant. . DOnald M. Hollingsworth , of Ncwarl'. will be t1·ansferre~ to Canton as community development l'Onsultant, another pPsitiOn created i}) the rxpanded area development adivity of the Commercial Dept. Mr . Hollingsworlh. who will 1ake over hls I¥!W poet on Feb. ! , has been engaged in agricultural s~tes wQr., fot Ohio Power for more than IO years. He has supervlsttd the company's rural program in th~ 15-county Southl"rn Division since May, !949. 6hio Power Compan)"s Ron Springer of Pomeroy has an· nounced he expects to have either Mr. Wolfe o~ Mr. Hollingsworth. and possibly both of them , to Pomeroy m the near future. It is Springf'r's hope the pair may mee~ with the Porn· eroy Chamber of Commerce in an opC'n di scussJOn sessi?n dealing with local industrial dl'velopment problems. In 1ts ex· pandcd area development program. Ohio Power will contin~e its efforts to locale new industril~s in its s('rvlce area a-nd wall intensify its policy of assistin_g dties t~nd 1owns in their im· provement . expansion and devclopmPnl programs. WSAZ -TV Channel3 ---- - ----WednesdQy Tuesday 10:00 Home CHILO LIAGUE MEETING 11 :00 Tbf' Price is Right Th(' Child Conservation League 11 :30 Truth or Consequt-nrt> s will mt>el at the home of Mn. Denver Ril'e Thursday ('Vt'ning. 12:00 Tic Tac Doua:ll 12:30 It Could Be You l :00 Current MEETING CALLED 2 Mrs. Dr·ure 'Lloyd, Meigs County :00 Parson's Study 2:30 Ttn4.eS&tA ErJIJe Ford Contact Chairman of the OAGC, 3:00 Matinee Theatre has called il 1~eelin_2 of pr~!ddents t:OO Queen For A Day of Meigs Co11nly ~arden Clubs at 4:te Modern Romance (he Heath Melhodisl Church on 15:00 Comedy Tim~ l'uesday. January 22. at 2 p.m. &;30 M$' Little Margie 8:00 Fedet-al Mtn LITERARY CLU. UO Ne'l'• . The Middleport Literary Club US 5J>Olll Eye wm meel WednPsday ~ft~P~IJ at 7:00 Grafld Ole Opry the home of Mrs. D. B. Hartmger. 7:30 1onathan Winters Show CLASS TO MElT 7 : 4~ NBC News Tbt:n Peaiel Clas& of lhe Pom~­ ..:QII '1'~;. 1114 ~"""" roy Baptist Church will hold thell' 8:.10 Noah's Ark n·~ula1· monthly met""ting. SaturSbow da~· a.i 7:3(1 P·D)>: ~qi:}~k r.efrl'l'lh· 9:00' Jane . - W~mWL .. mcnLi will be ae~ve-4·9:30 llal~er .Aluminum Hour S4,1 ~lllJton J\ve., New York; Clty, 16 . N Y. Church of Christ loyal Pals Class Celebrates Its 27th Anniversary TELEVISION GUIDE WSAI·tV CHANNEL S 6:55 Sian On SophN is a tQrtnFr pulor at Le - 7:00 Today tart F'a ~ls M~L~odl.s.L Cburch. 9:00 CoUee Time editorial office phone 3911'. Eiiteiii!d ... .;.· :A• Fr1end5 lire invited to send "getwell" card5 to the Rev. Emm• Bt•llc Sopher who Is recoverlna rrom an aeeident in Hardin Ml'rq,oria l Hotpilal in lf.en!.OQ, 0 . Rt>v . D.JYIXDD TO. lNTEilESTS OF MEJG9o.iiiASON AREA 308:~ ·-· ~- Daily Sentinel Day Book. 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Jan, 15, 1957 pbone . A M~n Called U:OO J'l'e&S Box )0:3Q X 11:15 W~horoasl 11:0 Preoo !lox 11:30 TonJI~\ 1'he lwenty-!e ve nth 11nnlversar y of tile Loyal P~_ :;,' ( '!au of the Cburc-h of C hr ~ t wa.s celehrated Wlti'J a dinner 11.t tbe Mar11n Rt!tt.aur'tnt Monday eveliJll,l. F1\'e ch a1·te r mrmben were llrt•· aent : Nin a Hu s1w ll , F ru n t" e ~ Rous h, Lulla Jl'n)unson, .Ma iJI'l !l)' ll(l lj anrl Audrey Ftoll . Olht ·r memlJN s were MrL L. &:. Reynolds, M1·s. G\ly Reynolds, Mr1. Freda Welling, Mtl. Robert MeEibinnt•Y. Mills Mildred Hawleg, :Mrs. Ahct Robson &nd gue•t• wore Mrs. Fred 1. Gardner, Mrs. Val Rl•ynolds, Gal~ipoUe, Mrs. M'araaret Reynolds and Ahn Icenhower joined the t::roup for a party 11 the hOmE' or Mrs. L. E. Reynolds. Nina Russell, out-going pre!i· dent, opened the mei!ting alter a devotional servic-e bY Mrs. L. E. fteynoJdJ and an Anniverllary prayer by Miss Hawle}'. New ~lfie"Cn elected are : preaident, M1ldrf'd Hawley; vict-presi · dent, Frances Roush : secretary, Mrs. L. E. R<"ynolds; assistBnt sec-tetary, Mrs . Dwight 1-'rost· treas- I" WS.U-TV CHANNIL ~ 6 M Sl~ n On 7:00 Today 9.00 c orrrt' Time 10: 00 Jlome 11.00 Tbe P•·l ce is Rilht 11 ·30 'frulh ur Comequence!l 12:00 T1c Tac Dough 12 30 It Could Be Y.ou (•()() c . urent 2 00 Camera Goes to Sebool 2:30 Tennessee Emoi.e Ford 3 :00 ~taHnee Tht>atre 4:00 Quel!l\ ior a D~;~y 4:45 .dode1·n Rom::.nt:!el 5 :00 Comedy Time 5:30 6:00 My Little Margie '7 :30 Waterfront News Pietur• Sports Eye Wcathercast Pt!ayllr of the Town Eddie Fisher 7 :<1>5 NBC News uo Hiram Holiday 6:30 8:45 6 :55 HlO 8 :30 ! I - Fa•l- er Knows Best Legal Notice Kraft Theatre 10:00 'Jll-rls Is \"our Lifll' 10:30 1'BA 9:00 Bulr.a Edward VlilinSiekle. who resides at 224 West Cheisea Avenue, DeLand, Florida, otherwise whose place of residence ill unknown, wll! take nol4'e that on J_anuary 7, 1957, the u•tersipe4 l1led her petition ogallrft kit:J. · ia the_ Court ot Common tlett of Me1ga; County, Ohio prtyille fat lfi. vorce · and reslorati~n of her former name, on the p-oubds ot extreme frarelty atrd tn!ll Hat~ct or duty, Said ~- w.ill ~ for hearing on ot after February J9 11:00 Newa Headlines ll:l5 Wea1hercast 11 :20 Press Box. 11 :30 Toni~ht 12:30 Sign Off __._ WCHS-TV ChanneG 8 I, ' II ,M~tf;~Jdng. 1957. • NANCY LOU VANSICKLE6 BY : WI:BSTER & FULTZ Attorneys- for Plai'ntifr ' (!) 8, 15, 22, 29 (2) ft, 12, lite $6t,OOO Fr,. More Young Farmers Moy Sign Up • A valuable service pl'rformed by a local farm equi.umcnt (Continued from ,..,. one) firm. the Meigs Equipment Company is the sponsoring of a Goldman, astute trainer of Marclass on tra<:tor maintenance for F. F. A. and 4-H club boys. ciano. Lou Amber!l, Marty Servo Saturday nigh!, Jan . 19. the second 1957 meeting of th)s new- and nther championa u1ed to ly organized dub will be held. Officers wiii be elected. li wheel Mart~ arouml In a baby Six local mt•rchants of Middlt>port ;~nd Pomeroy plus The seems unusual that only 15 prep schQOl aged faa·m~rs- to- he ~:arl'lagc . ~ntinel are coopcratir.g by_ ;u.lvertisPm<_·nts in today·~ Daily turned out for the fir~t session last Satuxday night. Marty took over manasement. o£ Sentinel urging highway satet y. Ther<" ~~ no s~ch t.hang as Marciano in 1949 when Roclu' wa11 Although we have not driven a tractqr since the tender age bcginnin&. Together they jumped pounding too much on the safrty _tht·me: In this s~~se the Sponsoring six are 10 be thanked tor !Ju y 1n~ advertlstng space of 11 on a western Kansas wheat farm, the subject discussed such hurdll-s as Harry Matin the first meeting of the tractor maintenance club and the thews, Rex Layne, Lee Savold, on this theme . . It will be noted that several insuram·t· agencies are ar;nong schedule of topics to follow suggests there's real value to reg- Joe Wuis and otbers on their way to Jersey Joe Walcott and the Lhe sponsors . Insurance eompani~s _would \o\'C to see acctdent ular attendance . crown. rates start downward. Then more JnstH'nrwt.• could be sold. Following is <.1 list of the 15 boys who made it to the first When RockY toqk the crown This Is as it should be. Insurance ugai_nsl pr_oprrty damage and session: Gary Smith. Stephen Hoffman, Jim Woo~yard, DonMarly's falh.er, AI, who ~aa injuries should hl" univPrsaL McanwlHlr , dnw safely. ald Nelson, Cedi Nelson, Wayne Roush, Dean Wtll, Randall matchmaker for tbe Internatlollll Tackett, Roger Kirkhart, Kci1h Vineyard, Richard S_hul~r, Boxing CtulJ, stepped out of his Charles I hie, Richard Jeffers, Roger Rose and Donald Ritch_IC . jolJ and joined in tbe management ------- ~ ~ -According to llarold Smith and Aida Jeffers of _the eq~tp ­ of the champ. AI, with his intimcnt company there's a few simple rules to follow In workmg mate knowledge of the fight safely with a tractor. The first !s: "Read _your. orerator's man- crowd. was a wckomed addition uaL" They hint that, if read Wlth attent10n, tt Is worth $10 a to the champ's corner. page~ Also , keep your tractor dean, be sure seat bolts. are When Rock)' ,t'fellre~·· a• -amp tight , neVl'r hitch to the aK}e, always to the dravw·bar , and ne\•er Marty pulled~'llpJ~~(i»m 'New run a tractor engine Indoors unless doors are open. or the ex· York and moveHo lftlr\ton where he wenl intu the men's clothing haust is vented to the outside. business at Erlelson'.!l Men's Shop. These sound easy t'mmgh. Yet records of farm ac~id(mts Pomeroy's Hun Springer, formerJy " arc startling in that they show many serious accidents, u~clud­ or Jronlon, i;; a personal friend of lng fata-lities, follow carel<•ssness in hucing to these simple Weill's. principles. Meigs County's Extension Service, the dub sponsoring a~en­ <-'Y· would be heartened , we know, i~ more young farme,rs s~~­ ed up for tractor mnintPnance mectmgs to come t~rough 1957 . Youth still may sign up by al~end~_! the next meeting:·_ __ ' Lego/Notke PUBLIC SALI Cora Turner Estate, 40 acres o~ farm land, no buildings, joins 235 acre, Da1bert 'l'urntt far~n, t:o be SOld separately on same date, 10 a. m . Febr~:~ary 9, 1157, CoUl't House, Pomeroy, Olllo. M'!..l.!lt sell for two-thirds appraised value of $1100.00 F. H. O'IM.n, AHotnltY for ~--- · -- · ·--· Merchants Cooperate l'l Urge Safety Wayne Tur'Wtr, Aclminhfre. tor. Phon• 452, Ponwroy, Ohio. (!) 1l, 22, 29 (2) 5, 4le -loin MARCH OF DIMES ROOMS Of ~ ~ Niw Pumfture Foa I t ~emb~ ; Me'- I r.. Cubic meter 6 . Lubricate we1ghl 10 Engll.llh WOULD YOU GIVE UP THREE MINUTES TO SAVE YOUR CHILD'S LIFE? of palrn~ 0 . Lul'k 1:1 Rrmalnmg mi11ull'.~ f II•IP Pnvetat Trt.Hic DMflll. FIII:IT - Drive salbly and oourteoU~ly younelf. Oh~rve spo«<llmiUJ and warning- !llgns. Where tntRc llwt lli'W flbt)'td, c&N11M IJO DOWNt Cunn1n~ HIJI~ - pltr c . Mo11\em 17. Simian 19. Uza.rd 2t. Firmament 111~ HI . Bill tribe (P.U luol or an ar\{'hor 20. Hssqucllke 22:. ComJ)lll.t · cap 23. Allempt 2~ . Sorrow 27. Ptorche.l 29 Proteetlon 26. Looka uka.nce 211. Copy 35. SprUe 30. Meaaurea of tll5tance 37. Tiny 39. Yucatan Indian I po.ss.) 42. Large o(-4 . ijUlp\l Anxiety 46. Wager 47 . f'lllh 41:1. Hulf ems 31. Sweet potato 34. Lamprt)'• like 36. Type meaauru 31:1 . Man'a nickname 40. Ex.clll· matlon ... Copl\&1 IICOIID lr1sl~1 on strk:1 enrorcemen1 of all 1raffic law!l. Traffic n~gukllions "~WOrk fo r you, not o.gnlnst you. WheN v.mc- la• •~ slrk:dr enforft41, •tM 10 00\\'NI of II (ma.rblea) three maklng 33. Membn l 'i. hor.!le (Peru) 43. Conte~t oe •p•utd 4&. ShllwlnNII 49. River (QtO M. lncendl.· arl&m Gl . Vent ~· WHERE TRAFFIC lAW S . ~RE OBEYID , DEATHS GO DOWN! . Boker Furniture 0• Th-.lrithhltt Corner In Middleport 'lt;p~-=~OR. &2. Plant ovulea DOWN Med\I'VD.l ve.uel 2. Bulldtnr adUltion :tOt' ThailonJ 4. Roman garment 1. DAILY CRVI'TOQUOTE - .Hore'l loow to work It: A"l'DI.RAAXR ~'~ Ia LO!rfOFELLOW . One letter limply 6 lands tor another. In thlll •amp\<!! A 1:11 used for lhfl threfl L'• X for !he two o·,, etc. S\ngh~ lttte1·s . spoil• trophea, lhe lenith and formation of the wqrda an all hln\11. Each duy the cod" letters are different. A Cryptogram Qt10laftlo• ZA N FT J BVCPWJ FT H QSHO BCp T J XCS • Eisenhower is expected to seod CongresS Wednesday a record peacetime budget calling for toUI spending of $72 billion in the fi&c<~l year he~irming July 1. The budget, however, will ~a a batanced one because revenue in the new fiscal year Is expected to exceed spending. U.!lt'd In suap- 16 Repa3l point. 24 . Shooter All n driver cnn gn1n on an average trip - by ~<pecding, by passing lights, by ignoring stop-sisna-~ priest B. Fruits author ll. Perala 12. Whips 1~ . Fema\t: BAKER FURNITURI ~- ~.,";:~:,..c..~ ; lWERI'UilNITUBI~ WASHINGTON (UP)-Presldent 31 . Substance 7 . Unltof 6. Chanee.a Market Report Record Budget Expe<:ted To Be Given f.ongress DAILY CROSSWORD 30. High ACROSS 1. Cozy llpoLI $299.00 H BHTA K C J o-U PLATH W. Yeaterda)''l Cl')'plof~t1otc: STUNG BY 1~m SPLENOOURt Of' 4 .UDDEN THOUGHT-BROWN~(J. DI.W~LI4 Ul' ll.illl r.tiiMN. bajlet\t. l EXUND SIRIIS SOtml BEND, Ind. UP -Notre Dame 1nd Purdue have exlefl~ thelr annual footba11 .~ through the 1~ seas~n1 lrlsb A~~ letlc Dtrec-tqr ~w'r~ F. "M.IJOM Krause announced today. The holtt.ess was illhrted by her dau&hlkr-l n-lav.r in servina a de$.ert course. PiDk C'&J'Datkms and white ehrysanth(lmuzns wetr used fot· t~e table arranaement and ph1k ca1tdle~> in cryrnal C"andelabra lightPd thE' table. Mr~ . Gardner pr~ided at the t"Oflee service oi Reynolds SpO~ china and Mlu Ru~sel\ at the punch bowl. Legal Notice OROINANCI NO. 312 AN ORDINANCI TO PR9VIbt flOJt IIUINlSHING, OPI!I.ATING AND MAINTAINING A LIGHTING SYSTEM TO LIGHT STREETS ALLEYS AND PU&LIC PLACES IN Till VILLAGE 0, I'OMEROY, MIIGS COUNTY, OHIO. BE lT ORDAINED BY THI COUNCIL OF THE VIL~AGE OF POMEROY, OHIO• SECTION 1: That: !rom and aftet tbe eftecti"fe d'tti ' of this Ordin· aMt ltlld for a. ~eriod or ten years hat etullill~, Columbus and Sout.hetn Qbic Elettric Company, its ftll'eet\sof'!l awd assigns, (hereift et-Hed t...._ "Company"), Is hereby - 4 with tile riJhV to light with electricity the streets, alleys and other public places In the VH!aee of Pomeroy, Ohio, (herein called the "Vlllage"), and · the Company shall bave tht>- rtaht to charge and reeei'fl trom the Vilh1ge piyment for uid servlces in accordance '&'lib the fBllowtng schedule ol l'Ste!': Bas~ on all nia;ht burning 365 days per year, or approxtmately 4000 hours per year; llghtl energized by overhead distribution fa. cilities. All fixtures mounted on lftlott polts.. 1000 LumeD, opt!n type . . $18.50 per lamp per year 2500 l.unten, Open type-$22.80 per lamp per year 4000 Lumen. Glass Inclosed $32.50 per lamt~ per year 0.,000 Lumen, Glass inclosed $4il.Oo pf!r 'l::lmP per year. SEC110N 2: Payment for the service furnished hereunder shall be made monthly in accordance with bill$ rendcrild. .therefor bf the Campany at th.e end of each period, each payment to be due within 15 days &f the sut>mission of the bill tberefor, overdue pay· menls to bear interest at the rate of 6'(.. per annum until ptld. Should the Village default in 4 suc-cessiVe pay1fterth, 'the Cpmpan.Y maY1t I.!!J '1iJbe discontinue ser vice Dereundet without notice so long aJ any default exists: provided, however, that no charge ahal1 be made by the Company for servke hereunder during any period in which service is so discontinued. sEcnoN S: The street li&hts to be furnished. operated and main· tained hereunder shall lnltjl11y consist of lhe folloWing: 181 1000 Lu1nen 24 2500 Lumen 19 4000 Lumen 17 6000 Lumen Changes in said system shall be made Upon certiflcation to the of reSolutions of Coonetl HOW WOULD YOU EXPLAIN IT TO A CHILD?' The budget will Indicate a s\&l'~ plus of $700 million for t.he currtnt year ending June 30 and qf, $1.7 billion for the following 12 months. Total spending ror Ibis nsW vear was e!'ltimated In the last q.t.. ficial Treasury estimate lall summer at $69.1 billion, about $3 bil· · Uon unl'Jer the expected new total. Increased military 11pendlng will account for most of tn~ pred~ted budget increase next r,ear. ThM. forecast for this Item 8 ex~ett~ · to be more than $3$ billion, an increase ol about $2 ' bnllon ove~ defense expenditures for the current fiscal year. With one exception, a $72. bil· lion budget would push federal apendlng to the h(f;hest level (Qr any year since ttle close of t~e second World War. In the l®;l fi•cal year, before the end of the Xorean War, Sovernmen& spendtl)g rOse to $'74.3 bUliol). Admlnislr:.llon spoke1men 1!.1ready have l,ndlcated t~e new budget calls for no tax reduet1on1. And It has been announced that the White House is aJvtn' high priority to a bUi to extend preHht ~xclse and corporate tax rates which arc scheduled to decrease April · under existing law. IAN IS LIPTI.D NEW YORK UP -The 1~7 renewal or the Belmont Stakes will be staged at Belmont Par~ Ju~e 15 with the !6-Year ban against aeld· ingg running In the rae~ Uftea ure r. Nin a R u~ ~>ell Flower commlt tce Ma be l Hysell . Duri n~ the meeting Mrs. L. E . Reynolds pt"l· ~eatcd 1111'5 Gardner with 11 ·~ifl alld )!l't. GU.)' lleynolds an d MtH Rou s h presentr>d a coftl· t>dy sk1l Tlw door pri l l' was won by \4 n Ml•F.Ihinnt!y amd the Lravell m.a prize.. wbit'h was bro u n~~:ht by Mn ltob&on, fAUMr or lhe l' lass, wa~ won by Mrs. F'ro1t. A o..'• Lifo ' ARCTIC, R. I. - (UP) - A customer arrived at a local reat•unrnl In a taxicab. ordered tw o p9fk · rhop dlnnen "to a:o.'' When tb'l' hwo otdt'U of pork Ch09fl. homtrried potatoes, ~een peu. allced torntoes ud bread ha• bc>c-n 'lrappetl in foil. tlk· eu!llomer tt · plained: '.Thete Orl" rur my dOi l J'll take two hotdog11 for ln fSt·IL" ~uutillg lt~C8 ohanieli; pro vidNI tiY1 10 aflilit.Dal Jljhts shall bt> required which will not k lo· eared tv1tMa a retlllll"e dlttauce hDl Uilltiall fac:iUUet., and provided further tbat not mort than t.en additional II:Pf,J may be t• qttired durlnr tht Jut oue year of the peri&<~ of this ordlnancfl. SECTlON 4: Tl\f'! said Co8l.,ln1 sbtll not be requirtd to male any extensions cw renewals In the event that said Village- Is iQ arrears ln payment for eervlcea rende-re•. rtor shan sahf Ctlmpany be required to make anr et:teoaion durtng tle ltSt yetT in wtrieh this Ordiflaftee is tn ertett. SECTION 1: AD lamps shall be U nt.l.ned ia .. COed Ohler tD'd conditlon a1 ptacticable at 1he txpense ot' tht CtlambUI and Southern Ohio Eleetrit Company, SECTION 0: The sa 1d Compaby shall 1ave ni~ Village harmieu from any and aU U.abilltJ oeCIIloaed by c.'hleasneu or neallp~ on the part Dl' laid Compllll in the eeut.ructlon, malnteaallce Pd operation rl. lts ltreet ligbiin1 1 Daily Sentinol, Pomeroy 0 ., Jan . !5, !957- 3 1Bowling Highlights HOWLING Re1uh1 COUNTY LIAGUE Middies Take No.1 Spot In Cage Rankings R..ulta, hn.. 13, I 9S7 lhthte 2-1. Simom I 2 Anor. Radill 2.0 Jaycees 0-3 fl ot f\od1 2·1, Jr. Ot! AY 1·2 By 1Mb Grhnm rot u•tlJus. o. UP ...... u wa1 the )J idJl etown Middlu b.r 1 )and.sli.de t.od1y LD. Lhet lint Onil.t!d Pr~ Ohio blih ft)lo,ol Herh•s ratlnga of the •eason. ~. lf.L ...... - --tTrotllc- Hatlo ... . .lt -Drive 611fcly and courtoously •pocd- SCOIIU NO' RODt G MeKlllghl Dr.~~Het I RADIO 172 181 1!1-4 189 161 l !'i3 171 191 1<1 Hl7 203 20"J o..J. Total• 131=1 165 I 00 484 JA\'CIIJ 128 lot 142 429 Betzln& lf.t lt2 ·~ . . Wood• · 13i: 143 11~ 39tJ Jtt«nbaum 130 136 RfiMell 3()6 lllnd liJIKhcap . lt2 153 122 877 189 783 LllrM " " - ~=:: ~ ·:: "~~: ~~~~ 134 120 142 396 ltOTf of S222 an armed~ • turn ed !0 day• Iller taaNiO a.1t Fred Whlttineton, 21'. ,..u;lii iiJill It'• roe •llain," and elrirped ·f$ll 129 139 15~ f23 186 172 171 529 780 730 110 23210 ..-ro mono. ~1'1 , SIMONS M.I.R.KIT 1 Smv111 135 149 139 423 :'iU3 I Ww.or.:h 4151 I 509 Kon, llltl l •lond 417 1~9 i...... 1 llaJtd,np Total, • 178 138 137 144 ISO 130 13 730 LOSES 1S ,.,.,o' 171 ll!ll 4:!0 130 J30 . 318 130 130 3110 13 13 • 738- f11 21.-tS 125 171 14'7 443 i · .._, I ·-- -----~•- ·,..._ · UcaJ flf a ..... .......~- · : ·· 308 1 D8 121 8ll ktK.lfnoiT'ER. N. Y. - (UP 139 168 147 452 IWlw rt D. f'own'l fHnd b.il auto 128 134 ISS 420 • p~trkt"d 011 h1s porth after IJf had J30 130 130 390 j ltfl 11 al lht' n.rrt» in froat of tilt 96 98 96 288 huus(' t:.tfore mwt.,_ No duet, first place vote on tvery ballol except two from the 42 coaehe'l In winuln1 over ColumbUJ East Middlelown ·stretched ita tieter'J lflnak I.CI 36 game• and II slni1bt Urla 1ea10n. FiailhiDf a aolid I&COD<l. was Co. lumbus Nortb with U) straithl tr1ns. The Capital City Polar beaT!! piled. Up 213 polnts to finish well in front of Zaaenille of the'· Central ()bio Lealllo, ollp. Willi 10 ln a row. - ";~ · -t Hamilton aDd CibtGII~ · ~ a couple M' tf~Ninfttll J1 sy~m In nrld Villaae,. differeht partl ttf the itlti, · ' UtTION T: Tbat all ordlhmeea up In fourth and Jrlth plate reao or resolutions, or parts thereof, peotiw!y. ' lhat art ineolllliltent or In eonfl:icl ~With be an:tl the iame are ben!!\y rePeale.(l. .~SEctmN 8: 'l'!lat thlil Ol'dina.w shall UU tlfeet: and be in force PI.IILIC SA~· from and after tbJ.d.y days from ·Delbert Turner rarm, 10 a. m. ita pusage, arid UJU rtmain 111 Februa"y 9, 1157, court Uous~ ef~t for a period of ten )"etrl Pomen.y, Ohio. Location. nell:r thereafter, provided it shall ltave Carpelltet, 111 Columbia 'hWnshlp, been accepted by the Compaby by Meigs Count~. Ohio, written acceptance filed in the •Farm of 235 aeres, residetlfe office of the Village Clerk ot satcl and related farm butldintll. tftlp Viltaa;e. land, grazifta, timber, 1 turplus or •Passed this 7th day of Janutty. water, on aood road 1957. F. H. O'lrr.n, AIIWUiif fer I, P. l.oiHnM~ JA.yor WIJYIIO Tvmer, _..,.nldr• ATTEST: W. Pho.. 4~ PCJmOrvy, Charla~ W. ...,.,, VIII... Ct.tc Olllo. (I) 8, 15, 2tc (!) 16. 22, 29 121 5, 4tc Legal Notice ROCKir - .... AWAY•. ~~Me.- .-~A 1 1 You bet ,.,. - Water Hog?" y..,,_..,.. lhout 5,200 p)lono .o( bot water from birth wsix months. Diapon.lormula botlleo, baby dothes, ballll, and more diapen~. But you ..ally neod tho hot ..,.... and you'll roia)iy 11, ~c8uy, with an aulomatlc. WI """""'>' Gas water heater. But ••• .. PI' Mob sur. if't aufOIIICIIfco---.because you1l · never have to keep adjusting it. M•le sure if's fast r•coY•tJ- becatme on1y fast recovery Gas water heaters" will keep up with your big demands. Moke •u,. II'• Gas - because Gas beaffr :water faster, and much more econom- ically than any oilier melbod r. Look for ••• REX RUUD RHEEM FOSCO :ASK YOUR GAS PLUMBER-DEALER WHITEHOUSf. JOHN .WOOD· A. 0. SM!IIt KARRand VAN %ANDT w..Haln st. Phone 485 HOMAIIT Pomeroy ' HOW UCH WOULD YOU STEAL IF YOU HAD CHANCE? in- ' Sllleblfll tire tlrealht? 'IIIII fum h~ baest, ewerydly menlld'WOIR• •• st. . . Jill'S If life m tillers ,·. traffic aceldMts. . !!my •.,..,- ..... "' or. lllld wusu ..t inlo"llll!r i- t IIIII- IIIJ way te ate, lt7 YeS: can, drl'inlt'........t 01111 lip ..lth lit; btullli know!.. 1 P'IIIST- Drive sal'cly and i:aurlooualy younell'. Oboen<l that they killed someone in a hi~)'tnflic aoc~•llll __ t opecd 6mllo and WllBing-sljpls. Chances arc, not one of th"'" ~*!* would iJi. Tho ~ unloeltefable nsU il that, this year 'alone, nearly 42,(XX) JQ.eD, wot~M-IIId chiJdren...m ~ _ , 61 oo\i!lt tml kU/td fir lr'tljfic accfde.Jt1, accordins to 1he present mouolillil ii!el ----"""""-.'"'Will KCOND-Insiat 011 Oltlct enforcomont of all lnlllk:lawl. Traffic rqu.Jations work for you, Dol •&ainst you. ....... trafllclaWithttrlctiJ•.. auii,....U.pMWNI In city aftor city, dey after day, H'o been pr<I'OII over and -again- SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL SAFETY ORGANIZATION Publb~ in lib effort to Sllft! If~• "" • Crow's Live ·Poultry WATC>!JNG MRS. SO.SS-o "TRYING "TO LETART FALLS, OHIO • INI>T4~~ llER OWN REMOTE-~ WIRf.·'F4P SE~MGIE·· \ \ (<I OHIO VALLEY BA~ING CO. MAX WARD INSURANCE HOISTETTER INSURANCE AGENCY G. I!. REUTER INSURANcE (fermerly R. G. Webster ---------------------------------~----------------~--------------~------_._ ·'I • " ••, defen~U•g Yet 1heoe oame honest people .....ctously ignore llop-Sipl--lllll ,.,,.. to oblem floiilcd speed limits. lltiiOwNI ;: ~~ ::~ ~~b ~:.: 47~ Wol f•· 71ft 818 'III'F 1101 Cl.ass AA champlon.a received a -1-Inslst oa strict erd'oroauent oi Ill !&!"- Tralllc nplrlllooo - f.. you, llot oga;oot,you. Whon ................. AKOCMTID Wa.lker Duerr Wlll Uborately diBobey a .. No TJOSpalil•llgn-or o~ a door marked ''No Admiltance.~ ..,.~ 1$4 175 146 J ltl 170 117 448 tJwood tr7 144 138 439 1. Wo lf•· au 772 69f\ 2289 Tot.ah Tota:l11 1 l.t.CINE ft.:!~1er IH~h ~ame . Anlk. R.adio 88$ Hlfil Ind. Mriel, D. •hUn. 167 . Hlrh Ind . ...... D. >flll<'f 204 ,...,__ Oboervc and ~gns.-....... rbt>opOOWNI ........ JUiU SurberTY llotfmtn Ttvt• J(arinahs ings. ~ 'Wbat do y<iUtellJdtii ioner the cra1h-"Daddy iaD't coming bome any more" 7 Or "You'ro the ltW1 of 1he holiMIIIOW"? 'T08 fttO 755 22ft3 Jligh SeriH, AISOf Jt<t d10 254D The Hj(k!U!a, who bad some of Ito bar t their htsLer remo\'ed in a ,.u•U· er over Colurnbu!l e,,t dw'iag the weekend. still had enouP, ma&ic to pUe up the larae•t mar&ilt ewer re('orded in the histor)' or the rat, Coach Paul Walker•• 'J'etalj Jll.. OUAM �, --· · ·· ! 't _, .. ,... . .. .. l-Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy· Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 15, 195T ,I Panthers To Battle Racine Tonight; Middleport Prepal'ing For Big Test TO!,JGHER LEAGUE • • • By Alan Maver 6/U RVS$£/.L, The hOw' "f'I?YING 70 ,MAK& IT Ati APRD Wl-r/1 -r#e IJ/.OSTON UlT/t;S The Middleport YellGW Jukel<l ind1cate much dllference. Pomeroy standby tonight waiting for tbeir is I it>d for second witb three otber first big one of the year, a Fri- clubs, and tbe Jackets are tied third with two othen. day ni,ht t"!a.sh with Pomeroy's for Panthen on the Pomeroy floor. ~rlsonville l!ltands on top of aU !Pomeroy's downriver neighbors with a ~l record, beaten only by may be hoping tbfl Panthers will Pomeroy. m~ke an all-out effort against Ra· The PIDthers took Nel10o vlllc tine tonieht, and have lltUe left 54-43 while tbe Jacketi lOJt to the to throw them later in the week. Hounds 52-41. Tbat J1 about lJie This eouJd be bow the e•rda fall. way lbe averace1 In eompariso~s However, regardless o[ the Pan- stack up for the two dubs so ther-Raeitle result, the county- far this season. seaters will be diJtinctly favored Offemrively, aceDrdiPI · to Pomto beat tbe Ja~kets. Straneely enoua;b, lea&ue staadin&• ~o not eroy's James Whit~, Pomerir bu avervjed"·-80.4 pollltJ. per ·~ .tQ. lfkf4feport's Ill. L On ""en~~ _the Sports Desk Tonne hill 1 ._-------'----~ Falcons Take Ci~seGam~7l-M From ht Ravenswood V1'k'1ngs MondayN' _!E._~ - The box ~r 1 ,r,·: WAHAMA (7l) Pl•v•r & Pot.. FG FT TP R. Roush , r 10 1.3 21 0 0. 1 0 Young , f 3-6 17 7 Arnohl, ! Ford, c g 0..0 16 Sprouse , t::" 3 o-1 6 la)'ll('. t::" 0 0-0 0 Clark, g 5 1·1 11 G 11 h "11 0-1 o . OilS ' g The Wahama While Falcons chalked up :heir seventh victory of the season Monday night as thcy defeated the Hipley Vikings in a nip and tuck ball game played at Ravenswood, 71 to 64 . Rclbert "Catbird" Roush was the man or .the hour so far as · the ~ Falcons were coneerncd as he ~l.epped into the breech for th~! ailin<• Bob Oliver and ~cor('d 21 I> points !o pace all Falcon perform · en. ~ Oiivt'r had. had si~ teeth pullt!d ancl was unahle to- pl11.y. Despite Roush's •performanr.:e. top honou ·for scoring went to Gt'nr Slater of lh.c VJkln1:s who t.allir.d :.12 points. 33 5·13 71 RIPLEY (64) Pleyer & Pos. FG FT TP Skl·enM, f 1 8-6 8 ltandnlph , f 2 2·3 6 !§later. c 12 8-12 3Z B. narlt·s~. ~ 4 ()..2 8 to 23 18-2tl 64 L. Har!csH , ;.; ' The 11ame wa:o~ clo~c throughout wllh Wahama in command mo.~t of the way bul never by murc \IHin a few points. Jl wu midw;ty or !hl~ fourth quarter bl'forc ttw Falcon~ pulled away with rnough lc11d to ramc Wahama f;w~ to brf'<~lh casil}". ~ Thr ftrorc was tied 12-12 lit \h(' ~ fin~l quarter 11nd al 30-all M llw • t•ml of the half. The ~'okn1111 h.ad \ nunaged to eke out in front hy ' tvA:. poltllll 1111 IB-40 at lhr rnd of the lhird quarter. In the rirKt four mlnuh•H of lhr ·I Courth quar!rr, howevrr, the Fa! . ' cons tallied 13 points wh.il~· flip· lf'Y was ta!JyinJ but four . That · \VIS the ball garhC! aa It gave the Falcons a comfortable 66·M ad· vantag., with l€'111 th11n hal( a quartrr to fllay. A onr·man performance hy • Slater cut that lead down to teven poinl11 before the ~~Cam~ was over. Slater 11cored 1111 15 or his team'B pointa Bcorcd in the (inal quarter. lloundina: out the scoring, Jerry Aroold had 17 for the Falcons while Joe Ford bad 16. For the VlklnJM, Larry Harle.. Wll the only other plaYer Jn double fig · ure&. The t'alcons were burt ott the roul line where th<Jy macle nn\y five of 13 aboUt whflc Ripley Wil.~ .eetling 18 of 28. Wah1ma outteored lbc Vtklnta from the noor by 20 point• a1 the}' a:ot 33 flold \:Oal, to 23 fttr Ripley. The Ripley Reserves awamped lhe Wahama Jltlaervcs In a pre· limlnary game by the tcoro of I:IQ;6. ' Srorin ~ by Waha ma HIJlll'y 4 Z-3 quartrrs : 12 Ul 21 20-71 12 18 lD 1~64 KeJllliCkV, K30§88, I "' Up~·el In Court ~ M d utntests on ay 1 {"1 By UnitH 'nil Thttnrlel"in~ upsets that rocked both Kan s a~ ancl Kentucky left North rarol1na today wlth. the only perf•·rl rt~ord among the nallon'B major college baaketball tt'ams and wtlh :1 i!Oidcn opporhm· ity to ~clze thr Nu. 1 national rankin~ . LiJ.:hnln~ ~trurk at Ames, Iowa, in lhe form of a last-accond, ZO. foot ba!i.kd h:v Don Med~kers to give Lowa Staic a 39-37 upaet ot Kansas, th,• rountrv's No. 1 team. for Kansas' fir:;t loss of the ye&r ln 13 samcto. And at Nrw Orlrana, Tulane led almo11L all th£> way to upset Ken· lucky, the nat inn's No.3 team, 68· 60, for the flr.sltlme Blnee 1938ll'avlnG Co<~('h curr Wells to ga11p. '"This hour w11l du us the rest of our life." Wilt (1'hr Slilll Chamberlain, Kansa:;' M'n~<~!ional li.Ophomor(l who ll'llds the nationi ecorer11, was hrld to just 17 points by 1owa Stale, but even 110, ne•riY saved• lh<' J11yhawks when he tied the Store 11t 37 37 on a pair or fret throw~ with ~even ~cconda remain· lng to -· play. _........__ __ WE HAVE THE Klitc. bilr the door. Tonight's !he night when the Panthers go all·oul to make it two in a row over tbe Radne Tornadoes. Everybody In Racine who ever saw a basketbalt wUl jam into lh~ Pomeroy gym. Pomeroy supporlers had better arrive early. The match is 01 n,atunl. Rscine comes downriver with a power· house club th.at has swept 10 straight wiUl no defea!Jt. They have two of the best shots seen for a !ong time in Carl Wolfe and Doug Graham. Five bo}'S are averasing in the double column fig. ures. Ronnie Salser, sophomore, 6· loot forw.Jnl, Is one of the best reDoundera Pomeroy lans wUI Mle aU year. They can move and they can handle the ball while doing it. Against them Coach Dick Ret· ton pits his SEO second place Panthers who woufd . '-ike to do nothing more than do". again what they did last year : De..t Racine Prior to the 1956 game, Racine h::d taken eight straight trver Pomeroy. Before that neither team had been able to put together a victory string. Buckeyes Grip · Big Ten Lead With Gopher Win COLUMBUS, 0. Up - Ohio State heltl a firmer grip OXI first place in tbe Big Ten itandl;tp ~ day a11 a result of an 83-13 M&nday night victory over Minnelot.J ben, led by Forward Frank Howard. with :n points. Howard '~ored almost at 'Nill and domin•tetl the rebound•, linking eight of 18 shots for a 61 ptr cent first half average. The lead shirted baek and forth until the final minute~ of the first hall, with the score tied five times. Then Howar!J sank a tree throw with four minutes to a:o to give, the Buckeyes a 20-28 lead, whicb they never relinquiShed.. Tb e B uckeyes returned to· , tbe 'The Panthers have some heavy floor after halitime to atreteh a 38-32 ]e d to &o-tz · tb fir t . a m e s Johnson, th1• 6' 3"" center, who e1gbt minute• ef .the second half. ranks thlrd in the SEO scoring Forward Ken Sidle spa~ked ~he . race with 101 points. Only l"ried- s~cond half Buc~eye ~rzv' w1th. enmaker of Wellston with 124 and f1ve buketa In f1ve mmutt!l. Dicken of Looan with 10~ have 1 outdistanced him. Against Athens ·Friday 'nlgh.t Johnson was unstopWhat · Jn·ore can basket ball fans pab)e with his leaping push 11hot want iri the way of a delectable from all pngles around th.e slot sports. dish served up piping hot good for ~2 points. rtght <at home? Jt add!! up to a When Johnson hasn't been in great basketball night. Jt'i one th d b e ou le figures it's beery Aaron we wouldn'.t dare to pick a winner "Eightb&ll" Buffington who re- until there's only 10 seconds left cently set the ycu 's league high in lbe game and then the Jeading with ::12 points aga1nst Logan and team hcttrr have a nine point a wtlek ago got 24 against Wells. bulge. ton in 11 losing cau~t!. Come out for yourself a.nd see tRig Junior HawthOrne, a bear two fine basketball tcama prounder the bnards whC>n · he'~> click- duced in Meigs County. ing, as well ns John Si880tl, Rob Eastman and L;my Wildermuth GIFFORD TOftS hue come .1Jong fast sin~c the NF.W YOlt:.K UP · Halfback holidays. Anyone or <~ll of thcn'l can be counted upon for "R tn 12 Frank Gifflm.J of the New York pninls per g ame from ht·rc on Giants waa voted the oul.l!tanJtin.c nut. Sis~ion is the leadin~ scorer professional athlete for the month or this group . C1f December today, making: hlm (•ligiblc for th.e 1~7 Hickok Ath· The pott•nti:1l 11f thr f'anthcrs lelc of the Year Aw~trd. aeorlnr;: machine can be 11cen beBt from Jim White's stalistie.'l which show Buffington also rattks llth CONLAN IS MC in the lrague sroring (league nnCAGO UP · Jocko nl\lan, ~ames) 1md Si~~on I~lh . Coach veteran National Lc-11gue umpire, Retton <~l11o llils Paul l''olmcr, Art will serve alf muter of C<'rctnoArnold and Milton Lam~t to nil~s at the 39th llnnual Old Timers throw In without weakening vCry Baseball .Assn banqut!t, Feb. ?. much his offenm-e or drfensive strength. PUROOL, 81RG,TOPS Racine has in ils first line power ClflCAGO UP -Ed Furgol of five ' starters and a 11htth, PowC'IJ, agalnl'lt the heavier manned Pome· Sl. Louh and Patty Berg of St. roy varBIIy. Howevrr. the Torna· Paul, Minn., proved the fti'Otlt condi)('S are famous this year for their ~i~tent winners lo proft.'sslooal hard &nd ('arctully clean play. It yolf tb~ past year, according to is not likely an)' of them will foul performance averaxea coml)iled nul. by golf dlgnt. ~~~~- \~e!~r~; ,~1:in1 ~!t 'rse s~o~: Ul' 111 lb, 110 1flllee, !ieater, clt'an. $7EIJI.OO. PomeroJ Motor Cu. 11 28 • tr 2 dr., VB iry- 'J,'t2 STUDtBAKtl\, Elliott's Name COLLEGE BASKETBALL In First Spot p,... For Cal Grid Job SOUTH Mississippi. St. 63 V•rtderbuilt 62 GeorJia Tech 82 Mlasiuip"pi 78 N. Cl.rl)lina CoL 56 Maryland St. 50 West VIrginia 81 W&M 72 Tulane 68 Kentucky 60 Loutsa!la St. 82 Tenne!See 61 VMl M Presbyterian 87 M-.ryland 68 South Carolina 58 MIDWEST Hart Willing To Wait For Shot At Welter Title •Big Ed MCCom111 JOt J'OlliJII with 13· poini:J aod. Koirtned!f picked off 18 ·araiot"· tbe .Gallla club. Morris ·didn't · a:~· tb. these boy1, Bowle1, Ke~eci)'; MeComas spd Nel,roh can ir,eep .t be b~ bot NEW YORK UP ..Sugar Hart. for Coach NoiiD Swlekhllmmer the world's hottest young welterthe Jaekel!! wlll mak@ 41 b•tt\e of it. weight with 10 straight vil'lilrles "Swaek1' aa he · is po~ularly under hla belt, ls a very patient known in local ath).jtie · citt!le11, fella · willi~i to "walt" nine or has been uper-imenti.n.J .wttl:l ·bla 10 tnontbs for a title shot. bench. trying to inatlll more bill "I'~ ortly 20, 11nd in no rush, " he.wking action eve'rywbere on the court : and more· of a ~~eorlng explained ~he slender, dynamir unch . Nelson wiU bi• "fir'lt &ei'· Philadelphia Negro, who Monda)' p d · t ious · tesl, an It seems o be pay- night floored young Gene Johns of lng of£ as the gpeedy )rouna:ater New York three times in the sixth ttas proven he can nwve tbe baH. round at St. Nicholas Arena for an Also he likes tit have·. t( well automatic: technical knockout-his enough to scrap for it. $"t.b straight ks,vo. . With Nelson in the JJ.eket· lineup agaittst Pom-:roy, falll wm have a "picture" match as little . &y Unlt.d f'rn• "Eightball" Buflinlton eom.petfl NEW YORK -St Nll:holfs Ar• stride tor stride, shot for shot, n.: Gernett (Su. . r Hart, 145 1.-}, with h11 . opJknent. lloth .boya are Phll•delphll, st6ppM Gene John1, top Negro athletes. 145¥1, Nt'w York'. 6. PractJcally it wiJI W Friday TORONTO. O"t.: VInce Ma.rUnight or never for "t he J~ek~te to' nez, 1S6Ve, ,-atttraon, N. J .• 1to~ pull themselves QUt of the lower ptd hdro Jlmirlu, 159~, Sp..~in. division thi~ sea50n. If tbey can 6. HOLYOKE. ~1.: Jeff Dyer, take the Panthers th~y woopld be in position to cop mol-e wins · In atl, Sprlnofltlcl, Man., outpointed le&gue pla,v during the · second. Wart Potgleter, '232. South Africa. 10. round. I FIGHT. RESULTS BERKELEY. Cahf. UP ~Co. 1128H 19155 BUICt>.., 4 dr. Jlard top, beautt. -Uni- veraily of Callfornia offici@!_s were exp.e cted tonight to name Pete El· liotl of Nebraska as head football coach. nlght. - - - --- and Wtl'Cked rars . New Haven ~·-~ur~~- 2-4414 . I 10 6IJ; -- . WATCH FOR HIM ~MONtY ._,' ..". • ~ • . A·oouBLE·PURPOSE• 'Dmplete WHEEL ~.JCU{JIIlCNT h~:ar.ct ~~~ and bu"ke ltrvlee lmckett'!l SafetJ Senle4, Wett M"IID Street, PomH'OJ, Obl0: ·--c:c---.- - Ct'~ . 4-(1 Instruction =:::c-WOMENI HELP Shocked at the thought? Yet - LOAN • CCASif 11:1 111'1 JtiAL IWGAIN& ~ •• ( I 7) Help Wonted .,-; )2. CASH 'TO PAY AU. IIL.LS - ~&wvp lb!S% rm ~ MRIWNS - -,-,- :'_•·_2_tp- - - - NON£Y TAtKS!.Jtm«fr Sunrise '91 a;or Sciie To, ,, Sunset: - ' - -- 301) BUSijELJ( l'O/U'i 1~ buoheb oats 8 n rl severai Cons straw. Emmet.t G. Wi.U, Pomeroy, ·Star . Rout~ l-l4•3tp tf. BLVE & G!!AY OONFEcTIONERY an~ llvl!'l"view Res;taur81lt. Contact Albert Russell, 262-Y. (8) Auto Soles1950 CHEV0RLET. good-oondlt;u~ . """'' NP/f. pri~e I your Dial Your - · , I . '! 990 work at home, an ytime, OOfn·Y. : l 12 3tc J.l4-3tc J;' (f 11 ; ( 19) · Business .Op~qrtynities -•.;n·- -- e•r•LOGs Each Contains HUNO~EOS or busi.tleas farms and income propertit~ throughout the U. s. Specify typt and location de· \ sired . Deal direct with ownet·~ . I?0 B NEWAft.K, N. Airport handled more two million uir passengers in 19:56 lor the Iir~l Lime in its hisLory. It was estimated. that appro~imately 2 . Hl8.000 !)ersons passed tbrou&b th~ terminal - durin,w: the 12 month s. This Ilt,:ure is exelus.ivc o( heli l'Uptlr pus.~cilgers who numbcr1·d some 25,000. Insurnnce IO..for S9ie or Rlmt ro~ Iuur•••• ....,octiru; 8n~ BATii:3"'Rara.~eS. SO( l,l(>OMS 981 HysaU Phone ~1~3-Y. St., Mid.dlepoh. ·1 15 Stp .~"\'~ A:::dJ~~~~~ CaD Don ( 21 ) Reo I ~sto;-· .,...--.. iliVE reasonable, Ltiwrence LOST- Ftomale, white Fox HoUnd Cheqter, phone Chester with lemon Bpol~ . Contact Jalnes 'JIHRuE,q , . Y pl'op~r:t/jn " Mo.nkey -~h~n~e. H4·3tp Bcarhs, Rl. 3," .Pomeroy, or ralJ n.' '.l'wo Cnur room houses lO J ., Priced to s ~ I I. Mrs. Everfit! 1956 PON'rJ:A.C BfiO 4 dr. DIX. . · 1 15 3tp Thomas. Sedan. Hydr~malic drive, Jess 1·14-3tc SEm~l? , tu!~:.~~:~~t~~r~;.les. $2595iooioB~~~t- (11) Wonted To .Buy ERNEST COVER.T, Mgr. 1955 FORD V8 Ranch Wagon SparkJin g •Jrigin::tl blue finish. Phone 197 124 E. Main St. WANTED- ~ or 6 mOI}.ths old BULL or will tr~de good Brown Swis.s heifer, •fi month old, .for ~---- Cqcft/t/' ~ultt / !, \ I' -----· -----~ ___Rodney Downing .. 1I.G3tc --~-- ( 141 For Rent i955 PONTIAC Dlx. 2 dr. Cata1ina ; Cpe. One careful local owner. SLE.E:PIN<i R6bMS'""' Hydram.atic drive. $2095.00. ~ Bu.tler~ut. , 1 115 12tc Blaettnar·~. Pomeroy. 110 Stc R ROOM HOUSE, Mrs. Jolin Stout Harriso9V)jlft. 1-Jt:~c ' 1~4 BmCK Century 4 dr. Sedan. Spotless original finish. Dyna- 6 ROOM Ou'sJ!:, witt flow .driV('. $1895.00. Blaettnar's Falls Contact Harry . Pomeroy. 1 10 Ok "Ft;e, Automobile, Health -,,-.,-,-,-.-to-w-n, ACciDENT Llfw.- Co~.~t.~alty and Bond• 1953 GHEVRotEt 210 4 dr. Sedan ::Original metilftc rrev (lnhi:L . Sbtlws good car~. $895.00. Bhi'e"tt•. ~r·s, Pomeroy. 1 ~~ 1953 BUICK V8 R0Mmastef. Conv. C~e. Power steering, brakes. &. wmdows. All leather seat.. $1395.00. B1ae!tnar's, Pomeroy, 1 lO .Citc 19;;53;;--;P:;L-;:Y-;:M;:: :O::-U::TH ;::-,--,-2- d.;.r:,.;.. with heater, 4 good tires, priced to 5 Room sell. Rutland Furniture co., Rutcall Pomeroy !and, l 9 -8'" nn.•t ..,. 'TlUCTUIIAL I B~.r.Mt ICI!AP IRON -- M!TALS' OftiQ VALLEY JUNK CO. --~~~-~~·~--~~------ Help rt.Yitllt Tralfte Death• FIIST- Drivo ,.,-ely and caurteously. Ob~:trvc speed limits and warning-signs. '""IMH tnUftc Llwa IU'e ~. deiU. _,or-ced, deltiY. ao All-weather, &JI.reaa-depeacbbiUty is what you get wltb Studebaker's'l\vin.'Jraction Control. You "so''.safely,surely where others get stopped by ice or snQw. 1\vin·Thtction Control sendstbe .power to the wheel that grips-notlo the wheel that slips. Anoth¥ big ditrea'ence is Stlldebaker'a superior CraftsmiJlllhip. See for_yollheU.- try a new: Stutleb...,.er;at your dealer's, today. DOWN t WILLIE WINKLE ~~~~cWitil~l SuP!IIr1 Your l-.1 S.IIIJ Orplliraltll THE DAILY SENTINEL TOM RUE MOTORS "QUALITY OUR MOTTO" S. Zbd Avoliuo E2& u. Koep Winter's lty Blast PU<·k Wllh ' 11 1 tf ....tb••nc'lOOiu..i: Am Studebaker-PaCkard coaro&.t.TIOII Valley Lumber 6 Supply Beo~1l A. N e yeur!io of lire from other.; in bigbwny traffi~.: al"Cidcnh! ~ •trkll¥ •CELOTEX INSULATION J E H I 1 i truth is that honest, c.veryd. mtn and women are stealintl 61COND- InshJ on stri\-i cofo~nt •DUO-MATIC ln!>lde enoi out . dONI'IIh· t.l HOW MUCH WOULD YOU STEAL If YOU HAD THE CHANCE? jof aU lrlaffic laws. Whtn:: traftk baM are STORM WINDOWS AP~RTMEN'T. -0~! 8 room housf' .Newly CONDI'l'IONINC Would like to hear from reliable U. I. Buyl'rs Digest lllt'n lB to 55. we can train to 1608 Hillhurst Ave. Dept. No. 1105 ?~·er~11uJ and install air eond. los Anglos 27, Calif lllOntng, lu•aling and refrlgera· SIIN RAY liciJ:!It.~';! (i-'S oto.ve I I~ lip good condll.iorr , reaSonaBly ling cqwpnwnt Must be mecPriced, Paul Lawre11re Por'" hanira.Jiy inclined 11nd willlns land, s. Lo.;k• 21 1-i.tJ I to study in sparl;"! time. No Iuterferenc!' with present occupation. TAPAll ~l'!'()rifN nANGi, ._.; 4 ~lm[J<Oo I!Uiuranco Agency 9 Fo~ . _FREE· information write ~ond~tion, 6087-V. t 12 ·ste· · ~~~npOrt. Fif:. • .{\utomoblle: lTI!liiJes inst ., Box 668-E,eio .DODN. Phone 8315-X 6-20.f!f Dally Senl!nel, Pomeroy. ak INSIDE IMPROVEMENT JOB StoRM DOORS ONE 4 li:OQM 11-l..U •a FILL NIID FOR . PRACTICAL NURUS F.a~y t o !earn a t h.ome; spar., II~<'. Good p a y. Many ear.D wh1le leaming. High School UA• necessary Information and sample if'~sons FREE. Wayne Scho_ol, Box 668·D c/ o DallY _ S~_nu~~ -Puon~·roy. 1-14-2tp ·sharp car. $1995.00. Blaettnar's Pomeroy. 1 lO t'OR TIIAT •DUO-DOOR - SAYI DON'T ·you KNOW? Buker'!i will give you the be.!lt trade ou furnlturtl or appliai}- •'" -.• NOW GET 'fl()()() fN' t.n. 4:l,M.~ Dall) Sentinel. l'ollleroy·lollddloport, 0 ., Jon. w llii:ldleport. 2fi ·ti l:l B1;;;;;;:;-!lervtc.,. . HIGHEST PRICES ~aid f~;;:j~k 'BAtGAIN 1, _ ful 3 ~one green finish, "hJte wall tJres. low miJeaa:e, ~lJ~ flow, rad.J(), heater. ~.00 Pomeroy :not or co. 11 '·........ -· EJllott's name has been men· Uoned is th·e pouible sueeesaor to Lynn Pappy Waldorf by sports WTitera here and in Nebraska, but Cal offkiab have rf!(IJI,ef] to budge from the "no comment" seat. However United Press learned that Elliott is scheduled to fly into San Franci,sco at the same time the anhOu~ement -i1 scheduled ta- Phone n.ber, dr ., lovely and belce, tuHtllmUne, VI motor sun viklr'; :-adio. hea.let, uat BABY SITTER ~ rnusl be &IJ h· l<~ Jive in Call 3062. 1· 14 3tc , COVt!r.s, For~Ue and Contln. ental Lriru. ilbo:J..OO. Po1n1roF SITUATION WANTEn-=__- T.Ypi~i{ I EAST Yale 84 Brown 63 Pittsburgh 76 Syracuse 64 er-;;;- .953 Foio. ' CUDtoa p,,meroy. =a College Basketball Bt UnitH Bradley 89 Detroit 76 Iowa SL 39 Kansas 87 Pantben ·bne alJuwets ·J'J.S iP:Olnt•· Kail:1a3 St. 59 ·Miuouri :55 Ulinoll 112 Indiana 91 per - · tilt! Jacltu 110~. · • · Mlln h.,.. cl tho l>d<eto 1J ·tbot' Purdue 77 Northwestern 57 Jim Bowlee can ellet ~plait -PGJn." llllcbtgan '11 Wiseon1in 82 eroy. The lankb' lhtr,Oibom;er OhlO State 80 Minne!lota 73 OHIO nnks nventb in SEO· ~ W{~l' 83 polntB and llforri'-· ._., telln· Bowling Green 80 Marshall 75 mate for a forwartl HtQt. bu 1t" Wittenberg 76 Capital 68 for 16th place. :s·obby Nelion John Carroll 70 ·Penn 85 found hiB eye for l~ f:ira\ time qainst Ga111polia to aeort nii\e poillts . . ·u __ dnunaUc drlv~ , beater, very rll"ll.n, one owner, S4M.OO. p 9m&ruy !totor Cu II tf - - - -- -- - - - --'------- -- 1:0 DOWN! SUPPLIES ~ C'llli:Vl!OT.!!T, 4 <11'. oodan. VI ot.or wl~h· OYerd.rlve, r1d.lo, ror rent - Electrk wallp.lf:t'' , :;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;:;;;,;;;:;, h_eater, lit· Jt ('Overa, darll: sreen •t.oamer. Cllntoon P'i4ber \f 1o1 ti.Qiah. $1,74,3.00 . Pomeroy Motor d~port. Pb. 82&-X . Jl-l II ,I ~ 11211U r.. reM -bteal6oa .Ledden., . kaf!old Boardt. DNo Clolbl. t ~ f;~llI ttQJ,.~::r,'. f .tr., a lone ·WAN'f ADS Jackets Rest, Waiting For Panther Contest Friday . . • Middleport ~liddleport -I . ... .. - • l5,•l • �, --· · ·· ! 't _, .. ,... . .. .. l-Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy· Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 15, 195T ,I Panthers To Battle Racine Tonight; Middleport Prepal'ing For Big Test TO!,JGHER LEAGUE • • • By Alan Maver 6/U RVS$£/.L, The hOw' "f'I?YING 70 ,MAK& IT Ati APRD Wl-r/1 -r#e IJ/.OSTON UlT/t;S The Middleport YellGW Jukel<l ind1cate much dllference. Pomeroy standby tonight waiting for tbeir is I it>d for second witb three otber first big one of the year, a Fri- clubs, and tbe Jackets are tied third with two othen. day ni,ht t"!a.sh with Pomeroy's for Panthen on the Pomeroy floor. ~rlsonville l!ltands on top of aU !Pomeroy's downriver neighbors with a ~l record, beaten only by may be hoping tbfl Panthers will Pomeroy. m~ke an all-out effort against Ra· The PIDthers took Nel10o vlllc tine tonieht, and have lltUe left 54-43 while tbe Jacketi lOJt to the to throw them later in the week. Hounds 52-41. Tbat J1 about lJie This eouJd be bow the e•rda fall. way lbe averace1 In eompariso~s However, regardless o[ the Pan- stack up for the two dubs so ther-Raeitle result, the county- far this season. seaters will be diJtinctly favored Offemrively, aceDrdiPI · to Pomto beat tbe Ja~kets. Straneely enoua;b, lea&ue staadin&• ~o not eroy's James Whit~, Pomerir bu avervjed"·-80.4 pollltJ. per ·~ .tQ. lfkf4feport's Ill. L On ""en~~ _the Sports Desk Tonne hill 1 ._-------'----~ Falcons Take Ci~seGam~7l-M From ht Ravenswood V1'k'1ngs MondayN' _!E._~ - The box ~r 1 ,r,·: WAHAMA (7l) Pl•v•r & Pot.. FG FT TP R. Roush , r 10 1.3 21 0 0. 1 0 Young , f 3-6 17 7 Arnohl, ! Ford, c g 0..0 16 Sprouse , t::" 3 o-1 6 la)'ll('. t::" 0 0-0 0 Clark, g 5 1·1 11 G 11 h "11 0-1 o . OilS ' g The Wahama While Falcons chalked up :heir seventh victory of the season Monday night as thcy defeated the Hipley Vikings in a nip and tuck ball game played at Ravenswood, 71 to 64 . Rclbert "Catbird" Roush was the man or .the hour so far as · the ~ Falcons were coneerncd as he ~l.epped into the breech for th~! ailin<• Bob Oliver and ~cor('d 21 I> points !o pace all Falcon perform · en. ~ Oiivt'r had. had si~ teeth pullt!d ancl was unahle to- pl11.y. Despite Roush's •performanr.:e. top honou ·for scoring went to Gt'nr Slater of lh.c VJkln1:s who t.allir.d :.12 points. 33 5·13 71 RIPLEY (64) Pleyer & Pos. FG FT TP Skl·enM, f 1 8-6 8 ltandnlph , f 2 2·3 6 !§later. c 12 8-12 3Z B. narlt·s~. ~ 4 ()..2 8 to 23 18-2tl 64 L. Har!csH , ;.; ' The 11ame wa:o~ clo~c throughout wllh Wahama in command mo.~t of the way bul never by murc \IHin a few points. Jl wu midw;ty or !hl~ fourth quarter bl'forc ttw Falcon~ pulled away with rnough lc11d to ramc Wahama f;w~ to brf'<~lh casil}". ~ Thr ftrorc was tied 12-12 lit \h(' ~ fin~l quarter 11nd al 30-all M llw • t•ml of the half. The ~'okn1111 h.ad \ nunaged to eke out in front hy ' tvA:. poltllll 1111 IB-40 at lhr rnd of the lhird quarter. In the rirKt four mlnuh•H of lhr ·I Courth quar!rr, howevrr, the Fa! . ' cons tallied 13 points wh.il~· flip· lf'Y was ta!JyinJ but four . That · \VIS the ball garhC! aa It gave the Falcons a comfortable 66·M ad· vantag., with l€'111 th11n hal( a quartrr to fllay. A onr·man performance hy • Slater cut that lead down to teven poinl11 before the ~~Cam~ was over. Slater 11cored 1111 15 or his team'B pointa Bcorcd in the (inal quarter. lloundina: out the scoring, Jerry Aroold had 17 for the Falcons while Joe Ford bad 16. For the VlklnJM, Larry Harle.. Wll the only other plaYer Jn double fig · ure&. The t'alcons were burt ott the roul line where th<Jy macle nn\y five of 13 aboUt whflc Ripley Wil.~ .eetling 18 of 28. Wah1ma outteored lbc Vtklnta from the noor by 20 point• a1 the}' a:ot 33 flold \:Oal, to 23 fttr Ripley. The Ripley Reserves awamped lhe Wahama Jltlaervcs In a pre· limlnary game by the tcoro of I:IQ;6. ' Srorin ~ by Waha ma HIJlll'y 4 Z-3 quartrrs : 12 Ul 21 20-71 12 18 lD 1~64 KeJllliCkV, K30§88, I "' Up~·el In Court ~ M d utntests on ay 1 {"1 By UnitH 'nil Thttnrlel"in~ upsets that rocked both Kan s a~ ancl Kentucky left North rarol1na today wlth. the only perf•·rl rt~ord among the nallon'B major college baaketball tt'ams and wtlh :1 i!Oidcn opporhm· ity to ~clze thr Nu. 1 national rankin~ . LiJ.:hnln~ ~trurk at Ames, Iowa, in lhe form of a last-accond, ZO. foot ba!i.kd h:v Don Med~kers to give Lowa Staic a 39-37 upaet ot Kansas, th,• rountrv's No. 1 team. for Kansas' fir:;t loss of the ye&r ln 13 samcto. And at Nrw Orlrana, Tulane led almo11L all th£> way to upset Ken· lucky, the nat inn's No.3 team, 68· 60, for the flr.sltlme Blnee 1938ll'avlnG Co<~('h curr Wells to ga11p. '"This hour w11l du us the rest of our life." Wilt (1'hr Slilll Chamberlain, Kansa:;' M'n~<~!ional li.Ophomor(l who ll'llds the nationi ecorer11, was hrld to just 17 points by 1owa Stale, but even 110, ne•riY saved• lh<' J11yhawks when he tied the Store 11t 37 37 on a pair or fret throw~ with ~even ~cconda remain· lng to -· play. _........__ __ WE HAVE THE Klitc. bilr the door. Tonight's !he night when the Panthers go all·oul to make it two in a row over tbe Radne Tornadoes. Everybody In Racine who ever saw a basketbalt wUl jam into lh~ Pomeroy gym. Pomeroy supporlers had better arrive early. The match is 01 n,atunl. Rscine comes downriver with a power· house club th.at has swept 10 straight wiUl no defea!Jt. They have two of the best shots seen for a !ong time in Carl Wolfe and Doug Graham. Five bo}'S are averasing in the double column fig. ures. Ronnie Salser, sophomore, 6· loot forw.Jnl, Is one of the best reDoundera Pomeroy lans wUI Mle aU year. They can move and they can handle the ball while doing it. Against them Coach Dick Ret· ton pits his SEO second place Panthers who woufd . '-ike to do nothing more than do". again what they did last year : De..t Racine Prior to the 1956 game, Racine h::d taken eight straight trver Pomeroy. Before that neither team had been able to put together a victory string. Buckeyes Grip · Big Ten Lead With Gopher Win COLUMBUS, 0. Up - Ohio State heltl a firmer grip OXI first place in tbe Big Ten itandl;tp ~ day a11 a result of an 83-13 M&nday night victory over Minnelot.J ben, led by Forward Frank Howard. with :n points. Howard '~ored almost at 'Nill and domin•tetl the rebound•, linking eight of 18 shots for a 61 ptr cent first half average. The lead shirted baek and forth until the final minute~ of the first hall, with the score tied five times. Then Howar!J sank a tree throw with four minutes to a:o to give, the Buckeyes a 20-28 lead, whicb they never relinquiShed.. Tb e B uckeyes returned to· , tbe 'The Panthers have some heavy floor after halitime to atreteh a 38-32 ]e d to &o-tz · tb fir t . a m e s Johnson, th1• 6' 3"" center, who e1gbt minute• ef .the second half. ranks thlrd in the SEO scoring Forward Ken Sidle spa~ked ~he . race with 101 points. Only l"ried- s~cond half Buc~eye ~rzv' w1th. enmaker of Wellston with 124 and f1ve buketa In f1ve mmutt!l. Dicken of Looan with 10~ have 1 outdistanced him. Against Athens ·Friday 'nlgh.t Johnson was unstopWhat · Jn·ore can basket ball fans pab)e with his leaping push 11hot want iri the way of a delectable from all pngles around th.e slot sports. dish served up piping hot good for ~2 points. rtght <at home? Jt add!! up to a When Johnson hasn't been in great basketball night. Jt'i one th d b e ou le figures it's beery Aaron we wouldn'.t dare to pick a winner "Eightb&ll" Buffington who re- until there's only 10 seconds left cently set the ycu 's league high in lbe game and then the Jeading with ::12 points aga1nst Logan and team hcttrr have a nine point a wtlek ago got 24 against Wells. bulge. ton in 11 losing cau~t!. Come out for yourself a.nd see tRig Junior HawthOrne, a bear two fine basketball tcama prounder the bnards whC>n · he'~> click- duced in Meigs County. ing, as well ns John Si880tl, Rob Eastman and L;my Wildermuth GIFFORD TOftS hue come .1Jong fast sin~c the NF.W YOlt:.K UP · Halfback holidays. Anyone or <~ll of thcn'l can be counted upon for "R tn 12 Frank Gifflm.J of the New York pninls per g ame from ht·rc on Giants waa voted the oul.l!tanJtin.c nut. Sis~ion is the leadin~ scorer professional athlete for the month or this group . C1f December today, making: hlm (•ligiblc for th.e 1~7 Hickok Ath· The pott•nti:1l 11f thr f'anthcrs lelc of the Year Aw~trd. aeorlnr;: machine can be 11cen beBt from Jim White's stalistie.'l which show Buffington also rattks llth CONLAN IS MC in the lrague sroring (league nnCAGO UP · Jocko nl\lan, ~ames) 1md Si~~on I~lh . Coach veteran National Lc-11gue umpire, Retton <~l11o llils Paul l''olmcr, Art will serve alf muter of C<'rctnoArnold and Milton Lam~t to nil~s at the 39th llnnual Old Timers throw In without weakening vCry Baseball .Assn banqut!t, Feb. ?. much his offenm-e or drfensive strength. PUROOL, 81RG,TOPS Racine has in ils first line power ClflCAGO UP -Ed Furgol of five ' starters and a 11htth, PowC'IJ, agalnl'lt the heavier manned Pome· Sl. Louh and Patty Berg of St. roy varBIIy. Howevrr. the Torna· Paul, Minn., proved the fti'Otlt condi)('S are famous this year for their ~i~tent winners lo proft.'sslooal hard &nd ('arctully clean play. It yolf tb~ past year, according to is not likely an)' of them will foul performance averaxea coml)iled nul. by golf dlgnt. ~~~~- \~e!~r~; ,~1:in1 ~!t 'rse s~o~: Ul' 111 lb, 110 1flllee, !ieater, clt'an. $7EIJI.OO. PomeroJ Motor Cu. 11 28 • tr 2 dr., VB iry- 'J,'t2 STUDtBAKtl\, Elliott's Name COLLEGE BASKETBALL In First Spot p,... For Cal Grid Job SOUTH Mississippi. St. 63 V•rtderbuilt 62 GeorJia Tech 82 Mlasiuip"pi 78 N. Cl.rl)lina CoL 56 Maryland St. 50 West VIrginia 81 W&M 72 Tulane 68 Kentucky 60 Loutsa!la St. 82 Tenne!See 61 VMl M Presbyterian 87 M-.ryland 68 South Carolina 58 MIDWEST Hart Willing To Wait For Shot At Welter Title •Big Ed MCCom111 JOt J'OlliJII with 13· poini:J aod. Koirtned!f picked off 18 ·araiot"· tbe .Gallla club. Morris ·didn't · a:~· tb. these boy1, Bowle1, Ke~eci)'; MeComas spd Nel,roh can ir,eep .t be b~ bot NEW YORK UP ..Sugar Hart. for Coach NoiiD Swlekhllmmer the world's hottest young welterthe Jaekel!! wlll mak@ 41 b•tt\e of it. weight with 10 straight vil'lilrles "Swaek1' aa he · is po~ularly under hla belt, ls a very patient known in local ath).jtie · citt!le11, fella · willi~i to "walt" nine or has been uper-imenti.n.J .wttl:l ·bla 10 tnontbs for a title shot. bench. trying to inatlll more bill "I'~ ortly 20, 11nd in no rush, " he.wking action eve'rywbere on the court : and more· of a ~~eorlng explained ~he slender, dynamir unch . Nelson wiU bi• "fir'lt &ei'· Philadelphia Negro, who Monda)' p d · t ious · tesl, an It seems o be pay- night floored young Gene Johns of lng of£ as the gpeedy )rouna:ater New York three times in the sixth ttas proven he can nwve tbe baH. round at St. Nicholas Arena for an Also he likes tit have·. t( well automatic: technical knockout-his enough to scrap for it. $"t.b straight ks,vo. . With Nelson in the JJ.eket· lineup agaittst Pom-:roy, falll wm have a "picture" match as little . &y Unlt.d f'rn• "Eightball" Buflinlton eom.petfl NEW YORK -St Nll:holfs Ar• stride tor stride, shot for shot, n.: Gernett (Su. . r Hart, 145 1.-}, with h11 . opJknent. lloth .boya are Phll•delphll, st6ppM Gene John1, top Negro athletes. 145¥1, Nt'w York'. 6. PractJcally it wiJI W Friday TORONTO. O"t.: VInce Ma.rUnight or never for "t he J~ek~te to' nez, 1S6Ve, ,-atttraon, N. J .• 1to~ pull themselves QUt of the lower ptd hdro Jlmirlu, 159~, Sp..~in. division thi~ sea50n. If tbey can 6. HOLYOKE. ~1.: Jeff Dyer, take the Panthers th~y woopld be in position to cop mol-e wins · In atl, Sprlnofltlcl, Man., outpointed le&gue pla,v during the · second. Wart Potgleter, '232. South Africa. 10. round. I FIGHT. RESULTS BERKELEY. Cahf. UP ~Co. 1128H 19155 BUICt>.., 4 dr. Jlard top, beautt. -Uni- veraily of Callfornia offici@!_s were exp.e cted tonight to name Pete El· liotl of Nebraska as head football coach. nlght. - - - --- and Wtl'Cked rars . New Haven ~·-~ur~~- 2-4414 . I 10 6IJ; -- . WATCH FOR HIM ~MONtY ._,' ..". • ~ • . A·oouBLE·PURPOSE• 'Dmplete WHEEL ~.JCU{JIIlCNT h~:ar.ct ~~~ and bu"ke ltrvlee lmckett'!l SafetJ Senle4, Wett M"IID Street, PomH'OJ, Obl0: ·--c:c---.- - Ct'~ . 4-(1 Instruction =:::c-WOMENI HELP Shocked at the thought? Yet - LOAN • CCASif 11:1 111'1 JtiAL IWGAIN& ~ •• ( I 7) Help Wonted .,-; )2. CASH 'TO PAY AU. IIL.LS - ~&wvp lb!S% rm ~ MRIWNS - -,-,- :'_•·_2_tp- - - - NON£Y TAtKS!.Jtm«fr Sunrise '91 a;or Sciie To, ,, Sunset: - ' - -- 301) BUSijELJ( l'O/U'i 1~ buoheb oats 8 n rl severai Cons straw. Emmet.t G. Wi.U, Pomeroy, ·Star . Rout~ l-l4•3tp tf. BLVE & G!!AY OONFEcTIONERY an~ llvl!'l"view Res;taur81lt. Contact Albert Russell, 262-Y. (8) Auto Soles1950 CHEV0RLET. good-oondlt;u~ . """'' NP/f. pri~e I your Dial Your - · , I . '! 990 work at home, an ytime, OOfn·Y. : l 12 3tc J.l4-3tc J;' (f 11 ; ( 19) · Business .Op~qrtynities -•.;n·- -- e•r•LOGs Each Contains HUNO~EOS or busi.tleas farms and income propertit~ throughout the U. s. Specify typt and location de· \ sired . Deal direct with ownet·~ . I?0 B NEWAft.K, N. Airport handled more two million uir passengers in 19:56 lor the Iir~l Lime in its hisLory. It was estimated. that appro~imately 2 . Hl8.000 !)ersons passed tbrou&b th~ terminal - durin,w: the 12 month s. This Ilt,:ure is exelus.ivc o( heli l'Uptlr pus.~cilgers who numbcr1·d some 25,000. Insurnnce IO..for S9ie or Rlmt ro~ Iuur•••• ....,octiru; 8n~ BATii:3"'Rara.~eS. SO( l,l(>OMS 981 HysaU Phone ~1~3-Y. St., Mid.dlepoh. ·1 15 Stp .~"\'~ A:::dJ~~~~~ CaD Don ( 21 ) Reo I ~sto;-· .,...--.. iliVE reasonable, Ltiwrence LOST- Ftomale, white Fox HoUnd Cheqter, phone Chester with lemon Bpol~ . Contact Jalnes 'JIHRuE,q , . Y pl'op~r:t/jn " Mo.nkey -~h~n~e. H4·3tp Bcarhs, Rl. 3," .Pomeroy, or ralJ n.' '.l'wo Cnur room houses lO J ., Priced to s ~ I I. Mrs. Everfit! 1956 PON'rJ:A.C BfiO 4 dr. DIX. . · 1 15 3tp Thomas. Sedan. Hydr~malic drive, Jess 1·14-3tc SEm~l? , tu!~:.~~:~~t~~r~;.les. $2595iooioB~~~t- (11) Wonted To .Buy ERNEST COVER.T, Mgr. 1955 FORD V8 Ranch Wagon SparkJin g •Jrigin::tl blue finish. Phone 197 124 E. Main St. WANTED- ~ or 6 mOI}.ths old BULL or will tr~de good Brown Swis.s heifer, •fi month old, .for ~---- Cqcft/t/' ~ultt / !, \ I' -----· -----~ ___Rodney Downing .. 1I.G3tc --~-- ( 141 For Rent i955 PONTIAC Dlx. 2 dr. Cata1ina ; Cpe. One careful local owner. SLE.E:PIN<i R6bMS'""' Hydram.atic drive. $2095.00. ~ Bu.tler~ut. , 1 115 12tc Blaettnar·~. Pomeroy. 110 Stc R ROOM HOUSE, Mrs. Jolin Stout Harriso9V)jlft. 1-Jt:~c ' 1~4 BmCK Century 4 dr. Sedan. Spotless original finish. Dyna- 6 ROOM Ou'sJ!:, witt flow .driV('. $1895.00. Blaettnar's Falls Contact Harry . Pomeroy. 1 10 Ok "Ft;e, Automobile, Health -,,-.,-,-,-.-to-w-n, ACciDENT Llfw.- Co~.~t.~alty and Bond• 1953 GHEVRotEt 210 4 dr. Sedan ::Original metilftc rrev (lnhi:L . Sbtlws good car~. $895.00. Bhi'e"tt•. ~r·s, Pomeroy. 1 ~~ 1953 BUICK V8 R0Mmastef. Conv. C~e. Power steering, brakes. &. wmdows. All leather seat.. $1395.00. B1ae!tnar's, Pomeroy, 1 lO .Citc 19;;53;;--;P:;L-;:Y-;:M;:: :O::-U::TH ;::-,--,-2- d.;.r:,.;.. with heater, 4 good tires, priced to 5 Room sell. Rutland Furniture co., Rutcall Pomeroy !and, l 9 -8'" nn.•t ..,. 'TlUCTUIIAL I B~.r.Mt ICI!AP IRON -- M!TALS' OftiQ VALLEY JUNK CO. --~~~-~~·~--~~------ Help rt.Yitllt Tralfte Death• FIIST- Drivo ,.,-ely and caurteously. Ob~:trvc speed limits and warning-signs. '""IMH tnUftc Llwa IU'e ~. deiU. _,or-ced, deltiY. ao All-weather, &JI.reaa-depeacbbiUty is what you get wltb Studebaker's'l\vin.'Jraction Control. You "so''.safely,surely where others get stopped by ice or snQw. 1\vin·Thtction Control sendstbe .power to the wheel that grips-notlo the wheel that slips. Anoth¥ big ditrea'ence is Stlldebaker'a superior CraftsmiJlllhip. See for_yollheU.- try a new: Stutleb...,.er;at your dealer's, today. DOWN t WILLIE WINKLE ~~~~cWitil~l SuP!IIr1 Your l-.1 S.IIIJ Orplliraltll THE DAILY SENTINEL TOM RUE MOTORS "QUALITY OUR MOTTO" S. Zbd Avoliuo E2& u. Koep Winter's lty Blast PU<·k Wllh ' 11 1 tf ....tb••nc'lOOiu..i: Am Studebaker-PaCkard coaro&.t.TIOII Valley Lumber 6 Supply Beo~1l A. N e yeur!io of lire from other.; in bigbwny traffi~.: al"Cidcnh! ~ •trkll¥ •CELOTEX INSULATION J E H I 1 i truth is that honest, c.veryd. mtn and women are stealintl 61COND- InshJ on stri\-i cofo~nt •DUO-MATIC ln!>lde enoi out . dONI'IIh· t.l HOW MUCH WOULD YOU STEAL If YOU HAD THE CHANCE? jof aU lrlaffic laws. Whtn:: traftk baM are STORM WINDOWS AP~RTMEN'T. -0~! 8 room housf' .Newly CONDI'l'IONINC Would like to hear from reliable U. I. Buyl'rs Digest lllt'n lB to 55. we can train to 1608 Hillhurst Ave. Dept. No. 1105 ?~·er~11uJ and install air eond. los Anglos 27, Calif lllOntng, lu•aling and refrlgera· SIIN RAY liciJ:!It.~';! (i-'S oto.ve I I~ lip good condll.iorr , reaSonaBly ling cqwpnwnt Must be mecPriced, Paul Lawre11re Por'" hanira.Jiy inclined 11nd willlns land, s. Lo.;k• 21 1-i.tJ I to study in sparl;"! time. No Iuterferenc!' with present occupation. TAPAll ~l'!'()rifN nANGi, ._.; 4 ~lm[J<Oo I!Uiuranco Agency 9 Fo~ . _FREE· information write ~ond~tion, 6087-V. t 12 ·ste· · ~~~npOrt. Fif:. • .{\utomoblle: lTI!liiJes inst ., Box 668-E,eio .DODN. Phone 8315-X 6-20.f!f Dally Senl!nel, Pomeroy. ak INSIDE IMPROVEMENT JOB StoRM DOORS ONE 4 li:OQM 11-l..U •a FILL NIID FOR . PRACTICAL NURUS F.a~y t o !earn a t h.ome; spar., II~<'. Good p a y. Many ear.D wh1le leaming. High School UA• necessary Information and sample if'~sons FREE. Wayne Scho_ol, Box 668·D c/ o DallY _ S~_nu~~ -Puon~·roy. 1-14-2tp ·sharp car. $1995.00. Blaettnar's Pomeroy. 1 lO t'OR TIIAT •DUO-DOOR - SAYI DON'T ·you KNOW? Buker'!i will give you the be.!lt trade ou furnlturtl or appliai}- •'" -.• NOW GET 'fl()()() fN' t.n. 4:l,M.~ Dall) Sentinel. l'ollleroy·lollddloport, 0 ., Jon. w llii:ldleport. 2fi ·ti l:l B1;;;;;;:;-!lervtc.,. . HIGHEST PRICES ~aid f~;;:j~k 'BAtGAIN 1, _ ful 3 ~one green finish, "hJte wall tJres. low miJeaa:e, ~lJ~ flow, rad.J(), heater. ~.00 Pomeroy :not or co. 11 '·........ -· EJllott's name has been men· Uoned is th·e pouible sueeesaor to Lynn Pappy Waldorf by sports WTitera here and in Nebraska, but Cal offkiab have rf!(IJI,ef] to budge from the "no comment" seat. However United Press learned that Elliott is scheduled to fly into San Franci,sco at the same time the anhOu~ement -i1 scheduled ta- Phone n.ber, dr ., lovely and belce, tuHtllmUne, VI motor sun viklr'; :-adio. hea.let, uat BABY SITTER ~ rnusl be &IJ h· l<~ Jive in Call 3062. 1· 14 3tc , COVt!r.s, For~Ue and Contln. ental Lriru. ilbo:J..OO. Po1n1roF SITUATION WANTEn-=__- T.Ypi~i{ I EAST Yale 84 Brown 63 Pittsburgh 76 Syracuse 64 er-;;;- .953 Foio. ' CUDtoa p,,meroy. =a College Basketball Bt UnitH Bradley 89 Detroit 76 Iowa SL 39 Kansas 87 Pantben ·bne alJuwets ·J'J.S iP:Olnt•· Kail:1a3 St. 59 ·Miuouri :55 Ulinoll 112 Indiana 91 per - · tilt! Jacltu 110~. · • · Mlln h.,.. cl tho l>d<eto 1J ·tbot' Purdue 77 Northwestern 57 Jim Bowlee can ellet ~plait -PGJn." llllcbtgan '11 Wiseon1in 82 eroy. The lankb' lhtr,Oibom;er OhlO State 80 Minne!lota 73 OHIO nnks nventb in SEO· ~ W{~l' 83 polntB and llforri'-· ._., telln· Bowling Green 80 Marshall 75 mate for a forwartl HtQt. bu 1t" Wittenberg 76 Capital 68 for 16th place. :s·obby Nelion John Carroll 70 ·Penn 85 found hiB eye for l~ f:ira\ time qainst Ga111polia to aeort nii\e poillts . . ·u __ dnunaUc drlv~ , beater, very rll"ll.n, one owner, S4M.OO. p 9m&ruy !totor Cu II tf - - - -- -- - - - --'------- -- 1:0 DOWN! SUPPLIES ~ C'llli:Vl!OT.!!T, 4 <11'. oodan. VI ot.or wl~h· OYerd.rlve, r1d.lo, ror rent - Electrk wallp.lf:t'' , :;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;:;;;,;;;:;, h_eater, lit· Jt ('Overa, darll: sreen •t.oamer. Cllntoon P'i4ber \f 1o1 ti.Qiah. $1,74,3.00 . Pomeroy Motor d~port. Pb. 82&-X . Jl-l II ,I ~ 11211U r.. reM -bteal6oa .Ledden., . kaf!old Boardt. DNo Clolbl. t ~ f;~llI ttQJ,.~::r,'. f .tr., a lone ·WAN'f ADS Jackets Rest, Waiting For Panther Contest Friday . . • Middleport ~liddleport -I . ... .. - • l5,•l • �S-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Jan 15, 1957 - - - - - - -WARNING •o• cHILDREN's sAKE e RKkleu Drlwlnt POMEROY SOCIETY -----Heath Methodist I WSCS Meeting Is Held On Monday --· afternoon at thetr home, Uncoln t'"reeman. Danny Brown Marilyn PAINT and SERVICE (LJNJ0N fl SHER Sales-Paint-Service Phones 8265X _ &009- y MIDDLEPORT Mitch, M". Keooeth Byer. Eleanor Schaal, Middleport Society Edt lor, Phone 6079 LuciiU. Bearhs Hawkms, Pomeroy soc1e ty Editor, Phone 6244 ----------------- Becomes Citizen ' B. H. Sanborn Missionary Society I Votes March Of Dimes Contribution 01mc~ and Mtss Ehzabeth Mrs. Mr aod M" Floyd Rumheld Thomafl Rtley, Mrs Noah Haskins An arran 8ement of fruits in a cornucopia was usc d on lh e r.. l I bl f h ---- ':;;:::;:;;::;;:=~:;;;;:::::::::::~~re~s~m~e~o~~a~~e===============~-~=~~~~ --;;;;-! ; Middleport Society l9cTooth Brushes 2 FOR 29t I Tllfl•d •nd oYII styl••l Cle1r nylon br]ltl•s- Fociol Tissues 2 boxes 29c Reg. 19~; bot., 300 count v•lue! Wlllte "Aniel Skin". . , BIG " KING SIZE " BUYS APLENTY! 13c cereal bowl 13c coffee mug Oe ')c 29c vegelable bowl 30~ eup-PUeer 1ct 29c buller dish 79c big rlcl·anter 26c planlen % t"OR 4.5c swu~e pan 36c square cuke pan . Uc U·ln pie plate 98.: percnlatnr Ill< dishcloth .. 6 FOR 39c rag rug 21ic IUier paper . 21ic books 2 FOR 58c silk H<arl 4k women's briefs IDe 19e 19e 39c 2Ue 2tJr 2Dr Uc 6lk 49c 29c IDe 2De Greeting Cards BOX 59c Fte,. $1.60 bo:a of 16 ell • OCCII!on urds, evpa.. Towels, Cloths RIG. 91c 39c 35r Mrs J M Archer has re<:e1ved wor d of thee n!lcal tl!ness of her broth er-in law at hts hnme tn Col umhtls H1s w1fe is th~: former Pearl Denny, a former Middleport rei'!tdcnt ( et!l Sansbury, son of Mrs Dawes Sansbun anti the late Mr Sansbury, Columbu$ rs I he g1•neral rnan11gcr of KNAC, l~le\lsJon ~ta !ton at l' ort Smllh, Ark,msll.!i Mr Sansbury rs a native of M'trldlcport Mayor and Mr-s l U t t!ihl'r anrl son Tommy, wcrr. weekend ~o:ucsts ot Mr and Mr~ Harold Moore !llld son, :'-.1lr.h11d Mayor fo~tsrhcr attended the anaugunrl C(rcmutucs on Monday [11 tty Koehler, RN, {;alltpohs .-;pent the weckl'nd w1th )tr anrl Mrs Louts Barm·s and fmnll}, uroveport, RD , and vlslted relaiJvc:s m rrook~ville ~nroute hnnw She was accompan!t•d to :'-.lrrldleporl by hl'r molh<·r ~Its l.cwl:i Koehler, who has been q~il mg 111 Crooksvllle Mr and Mn Vtrgtl Edwnnh, Columbus. spent the wl'eetnd lwr e uHf 1n Gailtpolts vrstltng rt'lalt\C'~ fh('V reported that ltlflr llvcmon lh old granddaushtcr, Jane Le~ll'y, daughler Mr and Mrs AI Homoo, IS recovenng sahdaclorJIY afl('r major surgl'ry last mon 1h 111r and Mrs Lce Sm1th sprnt the wel•kcnd m Columbus and the1r son, Mark, was a guest of his grandparent-s, Mr anr[ Mrs E 0 Smith :'o1r~ Ulancht• HapLonslaiJ Is staytng wltb Mrs D S Harold who IS rcrovcnng slowly aflrr a recent lllnen. Mrs Edison Wessa, Columhus spf'nt !be weekend 111 Gallipolis &nd \ rs1ted hcrt Moaday wtlh n or Tobie Cover 69t R•D· 39c ••- l0x40-ln. R•t· 10c ••, 11'11-ln. Cennon Quilted pl•stlc tic brldp t•bl• c;over. 30d0-ln. Cannon towels Wash<lolbs EA. 29t 4 FOR 29< Women's Anklets Plastic Apron ]1111VCS. K<'nnl'lh MC'Elhmnry has llt•t n a htiSIIH.•ss VISitor m Colum!Jus tillS week RE~. 49< f Mr and Mrs Harold Ward iiHd Mrs Gladys Morgan, ~Arti \'hiller! Saturday with th :a Mrs Bt!ll Ervin, and l.r 1 Lovely flor•l ptt· Ret- 39c pr. trland J\.lrs. Wtlluam Robson., ..'', ~ ~ ttrn&,. pretty 111 • l•·roll strlel Nr· llrs. P K Russell an u tround ruffle. on rllnforc•d· ter, Ka:ole,~tre iU at their tfc ~ South Sefond Avenue , 19c SALE OF FRESH CANDY ~Irs Arnold •fayea ts til at her Dipp8d p.. nvt .. brl~. . ml•, bonbon•, gum drops. home on Gravel lllll :\Irs WIIUam RaUJ(r, Middl(' port Rd, has returned home from :\\ergs General Hospital wttb ht 1 new daughter The Rallirr~ also RIG. 98c REG. 69c h;nc f1ve sons Unb,..tktbl• )lr~ C M Jlennesy planner! lo plastic! 6-ql t-ile lean· today ror ColumbttS whrrc In 3 gay colon. ~he wtll \iiSll Mr and Mrs Gordon M•tal 12-ql. ~~obe Barns and sons and attend 1111 Modern or IYy-on• orgsn rE"cttal tonight at die Com bleek dultn. mun1ty Chu.rcb. 2 PRS. 59t 29c r. Kitchen Knives Auorted 1Jyl•" Stllnleta stHf with f'OMWOod h•MI•._ Reg. 29t · · · · · · · · 19c - 'o:' - ·- --~ 3-Piece Bowl Set RIO. S9c 29c c!.. r glut mhc- lna bowl1.14 1/a·ln. to 7V•·In. dl1m. Sale •• Woste Basket Waste Bosket 39t 59c Garment Bag Pepper, Solt Set SET 9c RE~. Mrs. Ben Spencer At Home After Visit T.? Salem ISc 9c Reg 20< Hf vtl· uti Cry1tel 1I ..s, mtt1l up&. Pl•atic 54-ln. sin· gle ttrrnent triM· O!Mn bottom. Starts Wednesday Morning RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN '.. Middleport N. 2nd Ave. 8021-X ..>---------------------------------------------,~------ '.. . ' ' 1ghts h.onorln& their daughter Jenmfer on her e1ght birlhd~o~)' (;anws were played and prltes awarded to M1ke Sprouse Eddie Baer Jun Hanson, Opal Offutt, Mary Sue Handley and Manlyn :-.tome Aflt'r Je nmfer opened her many gifts. refreshmenlll of tee cream cake and lemonade were served Favl.)rs were mlnature fans !or the gtrls and small toys for the boys Pre~:~ent were Peggy Hoffner, ![, (ontrJbullons to the Much of Snod grass mts.sronar-y, were voted whr n the !:l H Sanborn MISSiona:-~ Sut 1;-1 1 mel Monday ntght at the f1r~ t Bap!rsl Ch urch Mrs Allen Hughes , president, was w charge of the meeung which opened w1th an organ pre-l ludc b. Mrs (' P Bradbury Mrs Hughrs read an mterpretatlon of Lhl' Lord's Prayer and the group rt>peated the praye r m untson Mrs Edrson Baker of the Dorcas Circle conducted the devotional service and read the 37th Pulm and a story H1s First Mou.ntaln" Ourmg th(' bustness meetins tbe group ~oted lu s~nd the g1fl to Mis& Snoda-:rass as a gmng-away present She IS a former home missionary at Rto Grande and has been active m work. tn the local churches Mrs Raymond Luman bas been ICI SKATING UAI AJa%anov1 11 named chairman of the Fellowsh.lp 1bown 1tter 1be beeamt 1n Tea to be held tn February and the Amerlcaa eltiun before Federal Sucu•ly dectdcd to mv1te Jad1es J'ud&t WUU.m M Byrne lll from J<ttkson Wellston and flio HollyWood. CalU. She tied rrom Grande as spcc1al guests at the Communkt Czechoslovakia lD Tea Mrs Beulah Wh1te, Love-GUt 19~ while •t • lkstln& meet In: chatJ man, recetved the love-gift ofLondon. Shortly thereafte-r lh• fenngs and gav~ the prayer and and Mr and Mrs Ran M1ght of cama ~ th!J!~ ~!_l'ne~tion4U Mrs John KauH White Cross Rutland W('re Sunday guests of tharrman, gave the dedtcatory 1\fr and Mrs Lharl~s Huck Ru1 Mtss Wanda Lightfoot spent pra;ycr fur these gtfts land road Mrs 1 l-' Hawktns prt'tienled I :;unday Rutland wtth road M1ss Manone Burt, the program on "Foreign Ml.s:. wns' <Jnd Mrs C E Hoyt closed :-::-::-::-the mcctmg 11.1th prayer The !_.ovo•-JOy Crrcle. 'o'-Jth Mrs Lu ~~·~hatrmom ass1:sted tbe I - Mr and Mn C •E Blakeslee Mike Wr1a;bt Antta Houdubelt entertained wllb a party Saturday Terry Fultz:, Danny Crow, Sbaroa "" '"" M" nob"''""''"'f BEST IN Jennifer Blakeslee Is Honored On Occasion Of Eighth Birthday • ctu ' dren 1) rm K1m dn d K.ay o \1ohav.k \' lllag( ~P• r t ~cvc.-r a l days h.sl ...,~, k wrth hu parents Ml~s Berm<"e Bowcn , Spmtual Mr and ~trs \\ o B<~ rrlllz Llfe chau·man of the W S C S · Roger Allen thre., mon ths old condu('ted the program when the son of Rev and \tr~ Hoger 13t s h(lp January rnretmg of the Soctety who 18 sen ou~l} til l~l t h ~ heart was held Monda) at Heath Metho;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ . d1st Ct.u rch a I \me nt "' a.s rem uvI' d f r u l1l l\lJl ztr Hospital Sunda1 to l hJidren :s !los Mrs Bru ~ e Lloyd. president p1tal, Columb us prt!SJderl and Mrs Herman HadMr and Mrs Eldon \\ ;-r k:s ~ere dox ltd the devotional :servrce vlsltor:s m t.a l llpoll~ Sa turda\ whtch mcluded Scnpture readmg Miss l\Ian~ n (,rur~.n returned from PsaJms a call to worship, to Columbus Monday after spend hymn and prayer on the theme tng the WPekcnd wttb her parents Islands 1n Our Community • Mr and ~l r:; Karl Gt U(:;er Mm ersvtllc Mtss Bowen followed the same Mrs Clara Schl'af('r and sister 1 theme from the worshtp book, Mrs t'redil ).{u<h nc vls tt!tli!C re 'Tbe Islands A wart Hll Word." 1atrves In ( mcrnnau Her p.-ognuo rncluded an article 'The Mltacle of Mtsslons'', a chart Mr and :\irs Oa\ rd Bumgardner showrng ''islands" m our tom· of New Martlnsvt lle wen:- weekend mun1ty , dtstnbutroo of leaOeta on guests of thctr part·nts Mr and 'The Fellowship of Intercewon"; Mrr; Elwood Bowers East Mam a d1splay of hterature to be placed St and Mr and Mrs George Bum FOR THE on a bookshelf tn the church; gardner, Yason, W Va plans for a Prayer Clrtle and Mr and Mrs Ralph Walker and closed w1th a parable from Glenn !amlly of Kanauga were Sunday Clark's book 'I Will Lift Up Mine guests of Mr and Mrs Walter Eyes". Walker Chestn road Mrs Lloyd read 8 message from Mr and ~rs f''rankhn Hudson the Slate Pres 1dent and Mrs Nan and family vtsltf'ct Sunrlav u1 New Moore read an art 1ete f'rom "The Haven W Va with Mr and Mn1 Methodist Women" The District Harry Capehart Jr and farllll) meeting to be held m Portsmouth Mr and Mrs Stdney Spf'nC<'r on March 26 was announced The and daughter ScdonJa were v1s1t ALSO Society voted to send the pastor, ors In Columbus last week lo'or Other Home the Rev c R Konknght, to the Mr and Mrs R B Wtlklns re Improvement Supplies Pastor~~ Convention m Columbus turned to their home l..anr:aster SEE A salad course was served by today after a \!Sit wtth her mother Mrs Lawrence Milhoan, Mrs. P. L. Mrs Ad rite Grueser ; a Driving Withollt Muffl•n Will Not a. Tol•r•ted VIolators wtll be taken twfore MAyor Thuener There have been too many complaints con('ermng thJ s' Lewrenc. Whltla~~h. Mershall of Syncua. The Daily Sentinel I Ronald Logan Is Hon.ored Ort .--Eighth Birthday No Copyc•ts SALT LAKE CITY -(UP - To correct a confusing and owno;yrug Situation, I he Sail Lake Cll} Com mJsston ha~ ou 1frtted 1ts poille force m enl!rel) new umforms and passed a law prohabttmg prJvatc guards, delivery men repa~rmen and other umformed CIV!hans fro m eopymg them ---- S.lf·h•lp KENT, 0 - (UP) -Mayor Rav mond Manchester. 73, not only brought about ~he establishment of muntc!pal c-ourt ses~rons here. ehmmatmg a mayor's court, but al$0 butlt the court bench wtlh a do-lt-younself k1t KANSAS No. 1 NEW YORK UP - Kansas and :--.; orth Carohna placed 1 2 m th.e United Press college basketball ratmgs today for the siXth strught week while Seattle Umvenuty maJc Jts ftrst appearance 1n the Lop ten th1s aeaaon • Adults pl'esent were Mr and Mrs James Hanson of GallipoliB, Mrs. Opha Offutt Mrs Don Becker, Mrs Edward Baer and Mrs. Joh:~. Tldodley f.ALL CIVIL DEFENSE n£"ahng furnaces, slitters, shears _ and other aux1hary equ1pmet1L, lv turnmg uut light-gauge sheet Tbe fust fotl mtlls art! to start rolhng 1n the next few weeks Though mdustrtally Important tn Itself, today s production or common olloy coded num sheet rs JUSt the start ot tne g~eat flow of alummum products to be produced at Ravenswood pr1mary alummum and sheet. plate and fotlm a varte1y of forms In the Raven3wood Works Ka111er Alummum rs constructmg twu plants, each a great facihty m Its own nght They are la1d out on the 2500-acre Oh1o Rtver s1te to prov1de maxtmum erttdency m an integrated operahon m wh1ch moJ ten pnmary aluminum produced !rom alumma 1n the reduction plant will be cast dlrectly mto m gots for the adJacent rollm1 mtll When completed, the rolling m11\ wJII have an annual capa('Jt.} of 169.150 tons of fabracated pro ducts Th(' reduct1on plant mlhally will have feur • 1t11nes wtth an annual capacity 01 126 000 tpm of Prtmary !Uummunt, and tnlargement to a capac1ly of 220 000 tons 1s COlllemplHit>d as the alummum market warrants Construc\lon uf t \lese two facrll· ties has set the pace m the alum 1num mdustry s move to the Ohto Valley. 'There ts a specud Slgnlflcance tn Katser Aluminum's R4\'cnswood Works D A. Rhondes, Vice Prf"s u.lcnl and General Manager, dcctarPrl ttt commenting on the start of .-;heet produc!Jon 'It wtll be the rrrst operation Jn the U S alumtnum indu!ltry bned on the fact that ('081 19 the most economiC source ot electncal en ergy for tile prorlut'tion of alumr num when located close to m•Jor markeb and a dtrcct tronsporta !ton route for raw malen~ls Recognttt.On of thu faet l«!rl J\a1ser Aluminum to the Oh10 Ri~cr Valley ~ltc at Ravt'nswood w ht•r(' 1ow -cost coal· h:.ised power IS readtlv avatlahlc, where 70 per t'ent of the natton's aluminum con surup!Jon rs wtlhm a,5(l().mrlc radliiFI and where. lhe company 15 able to move materials from mme to fabn~itllng plant m a drreet hne OV('r a short all water route ' Though r:a\•enswood 1s Ka1ser AJummum s largcst smgle expan(Contlnuf-'d on pep Mftn) Larry Walker's Sixth Birthday Is Celebrated SIMMONS famous CORRECT POSTURE MaHress Sunday School Attendance Pins Awarded To 29 for tltose wlto need straight-as-an-arrow support! I • If you are among those Wtth "Problem Backs" the Correct Posture is a bargain at any pnce 1 But, 1f you act now, you get this healthful, restful, back· saving Simmons _ ..- .... --"'"'=--- .. ... __.. _ . , _ '-o.., c...,.<~l'o""'• "'• .... Mattress at a money . savmg $20.00 off I Scientifically destgned to keep your spine stratght- to prevent the aches often co us- 1,. Dusl NOW ONLY 4 ed by inadequate support. Matching spring. Same special price Full or Twin Bed S1ze. .," 1..,._------------------------------------------------------- Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, January 16, 1957 By UNITED PRESS Oh•o Part' y cloud~ and eontt,.. 1.1ed cold ~od"'y end t9n1ght. S...w flurrl•• port1on thl1 mornl"..-\4 neoar L•ka Erie thl1 tfte,.,...n tnd tonight High todey 12 to 11 north I 8 to 14 ~th. Low tonlthf •••t ............................ 0h_______________________ , SINGLE COPY-<>< .... •• •loht ...,........... ,. 12 Mutn Thur~y partly cloudy and conf1nu-ed cold. ose • Highway Crews Still At Work s Alum· m ProdUCIIOR ToClear Ali County Roadways ·----- 1 1 fwr-nt.} nme pins for attendan-ttil at Sunday School were awarded on Sunday mormng at the Mason Methodist Church bv Donald Fog lesong, IUpcnntcndcnl The awards were presented at Lhe openmg exere1scs and ,nclud erl the awardmg of three e1ght year attendance pms, one f1ve year pin, four three year pins, 11 two--year Ifni!, and ten one year Jllllll Those receivmg Cl,!lht }ear put~ were Ltnda Bumgardner Dean Bumgardner, and George llay Van Meter Re('eivmg a f1ve yen pin was Judy Roush Three-year pills wt-re ~:rvrn to 1.1rs Blanche Tucker Mrs W H Foglesong. Cath('rtl1~ fo:lrzabeth Johnson. and June van ~fcler ltecetvmg two }Tar Jllns were Claudia Zerkle, R•Y' Johnson Nan q Me Dame\, M1ke Johnson, P11 tncm Rtky Jar:k.e Capehart, Kar en Stewart. Fred Johnson Allee Fay(' Johnson, Glen Johnson, and L1lah Zerkle One year ptn:~ went to Marvm Roush, CooniE' Nr.wlort and Ltlah Zerkle I! a} ftrdnutn, f.rnest .John !lOll, Sally ProUilt. Ji:sta Bumgardner, D1ane Capehart, Susan WJrn cr and Emma )1:_,ttox. Funeral servl('es wtll be held Friday at 2 p m tn the Chester Metbodut Church for Emm-a Smltb, 82 who died at the home of a daughter m Chester on Wednesday of 11 heart alta('k Tbe deceased had been 111 !or a ten day penod preeedmg her death. Surv1vmg are two daughter'!!, Mrs Hazel Walker of MarJRna, Arkansas and Ruth Taylor of Chester With whom she made her home Ali&: IUrVI\IIIlg arc li\'C grand chil'aren lutial will be made In Che&ter Ceme\et)' at U\11 s1de of her laLe husband, Loremo Smrth, under the dtrectron of the Ewwg Funeral Home 'The {lrst pass, \\ithout ceremony, of rough re-roll alummurn stock marks the begmnmg of commercial production at Kaiser Alummum and Chemical Corporat~on's huge Ravenswood, West Vtrginta, mtegrated reduction and fabrtcation facthty. Ttus rmll, shown bemg ~ed up by an uqtdeoUfted operator m one v1ew, and from the opposit-e ~Ide tn lhe otl1e11, Is . .a rtght gauge, 60~mch, 4-ht mill- tl}e ftrst of nhM. ~ 11 AP8 "~:o~ts'ff. varlOus s.IZcs Yu~ ,!,}->~ ' lJ1· Tri-Countv. Scout Executives Hold Pack Inspection Lou n t y Superintendent of Schools 0 0 Patterson begnu Thursday g·vlng a senes of scholarshlp tesls rn cou11ty h1gh schools that will keep hrm bU8y throughout the week Wtlblrr Dickson anrl Thoma '~ambdtn Pornt Pleasant~ bot rn..t.:oun ty Scout Execuhves 111 lpecled Cub Park 244, al Lhe :.'ir~t Daptrst Church Tuesda• "'Vemng Approxrmate!) f.Hy per iOns '.'~·re prl'~l'n! fur the m~el mg melurlmg par,..nls of hO}S who are e!Jgible for C11h Scouts at S vears of age 1 I Captain Billy Bryant and h1s w1fe, Josephine, are to appear on the Groucho Marx 1V show, "You Bet Your Life' on January 24 according to information reccrved by friends n Pt Pleasant from the Brvants The Bryants arc 1n Hollyv.ood where they were called last September by th(' Hal Roach Studios peth1l.n1ng to mak1ng the captam's. book, "Children of Old ~an Rl\'er" mlo a movie Pilgrim Holiness Church To Reopen The J>1lgrtm Holiness Church at Mason w11l be re-opened accord tng to an announcement by the pa&tor. Rev t..v5eoe Thorne Thorne tald that the church will reopen with. a revival serv1ce to began this baturday e\rcninr and to be conducted by Mr Thorne mghlly throutchout the following week. The cburch has been elosed dunne: tbe past nve months. loc:~l '1 ,~~,1'0 ! 0 r ~~.,moll:~ei~a!arenc ~ 0 ~ " , lege o Kankaket' , Ill, where I t::radualed Thtl'e coa l truckers W(re arrest 'd S~5 and costi and the thlrrl '!il2!) and CO'!ib Ill ma}or's court hf" ~alfle day r ht• I -: hter rrnes wc•t to Dale 'mtlh 27. Rutland and Harold lhrnsonvrll ;H1 ilrl,., n 34. narrl (•St v.as Ja) Hall Rt I ~ 1 d Jl• purl In ~nurher court II to 11 aelwn Fred ;:1 ~ 1 ~ f~;~! r .•~~~,,:',"gft~~d "n~~ 10,.. a'nl~ u " .... _..__ • nrcl<' :l.hanwhJ!e Shcnff Robut Bar ~nh .. rh rt"porled Tl1omd , L)nun :,\r3(liSC was arrested ~I till !,1\ 'Or lll10XIC&LJun on authonly of JnH·nlle Jlldge John < ""~ 011 and J~ ~e]eased \\cdnesd~) James D>c ~. RulLmd "as relea~ed fuesrlay by ~~"~or J E Dem.son or Ru t tand B L Dowell, ( oi!Jmbus 0 , Hreslerl T1.1csday for non support by (unstable Pet~ Hendni wu t'\'1(-'a~ed bv J"'lll~f' or Peace R E Gnnd](', after Du,.,tl! agreed to ray b<IC"k supPort ~ E Meigs County TB Society Reports $2,831 Seal Sale The Ml'lgs Count\ Tuberrulos rs 1nd Health. .\~soc1atl0n ha~ report ·rt l1. total 11f $2881 on turned Ill so far on the 1956 Seal Sale campalgn with ~orne lat..- rNurns s\JI! :-on•1ng: m It ~~ hoped th,11 lh1•rr ~oa( of $3 ~~5 00 will be reached fht~ mnut \ ~~ usrr! f(Jr mobile llllJis rltmrs hPalth t>rlu(atwn au.'{ rehab1ltl~lton and rase flndmgs Mrs W A ~urg ,m Atht·n <: lload ts rha1rmiln of the St'al S,1lc e.alllp.u~n ,J,ul Jbroirl'Woorl I!Nd ~~ prP,trlrnt of I hi' A.ssot Jil tron Ill flltrgs Counl~ \Irs V.all 1ce Br~dforrl l::x('l·utne )ecrctan rs 111 l h~rgr of lhf' rer-orl~ Mini~ters Hear Cheesebrew On Legion Projed ~rank ~DrHh·r ( hee~cbrcw , Pa~t Cn~nof Dtslncl 8 of the Amer .ran LcgJon wa:; the guest speak•r 'l'ohcn lhe MidrllPporl Mm Jslual '\sso{'talton met Monday morn ng at the Fi rst Baptrsl (_ hurch Tht Re~ C R Konkr1ght pre .rrlf'rl ~nrt tntrodU('('rl Mr Cheest>'"<rf'W who spoke on the Legions Hark to God' prOJN:t Thr opl'nlng de"Votlonal servrc~ gl\rn by the prestdent and It(' HI'\ Robert Styrs, Church of ,ht' Nazarene pastor, gave a r~ tllllf' Of his Sunday evcnmg ser ~,on on the topic' Prects!on Made \a~ ~·{ !1 \ j!encra l d1scussron was held Week of Prayer •'-'rl'lrt•s wh1ch were eonduded Ia~\ l"mlav and the members al.so lt M u--.S<'rl assJstanr(' for a needy fatl!ll\ m thl' town Pnsters on lhl' 0 rPachmg :\tiS!aon 1n Pomt Plea -~ nl ha\e been recel\erl b) the m 1he Unton oaqor~ It was df>Clderl lf, 1ard Ruppel1 that the Rev F1rst Presby 'I nan (hutch pa~lor WtJI ,l(tVe th•' ~ernwn re:-ume n('Xt medmg '>1-llh th1 Re\ l E Ho\t Ftrst Thf' clo~mg pra~Pr at tht• mecl ° af an enn l·.ug~tnt ol l'i11~k.,la Gl·orge w1lh the N.H\ 111 lt.,l, Jll(l \larold m and also reeet\t'd illl Caltfo!ma onr rlau).:tllcl', M.r!l 1 honorary docloral de~::ree lie hJ~ lhrlcy StJI; ,I" srr(k•rl Alc)f:andl done gr.adua1e work at the lnt 11 r na, Ohto sit} of ltncttmat1 and Laflf' Sf'm- 1 II 1 • Sen1n~ \Il l\ lo he Wrdncsf!ay 1 .sened - 1 ~ 111·'' mary e ormcr) 1 at 2 p m ,,t hJ1ut~ 10~11 tor 111 Mtddl('lown, Man.sfu·ld i!!ld Sprmghdd Ohw Mr (,]l tl n 11 Hlf lwrdo ondMel,t:s County ' 1 ~ 111 11 ,.: ru 11 " an rea 1 11vcs "hrn ' ll' hccam(' 1H and was BLANKET Nf;TS $3l 10 removed In 1h1 clm1c. '•. -~ - -~ Polio Drrvc lhatrman II .: Roney sald today $31 BO .... ~~ rf' tctvl'rl 1ucsd,1y !light lrl)tn 11 'hl.mkct I'Olic('L!on' takerr at halfllmf' of the Pomf'fnlllumt School Pnnc1pel Hu.,.rt Pnc• gltnl' Jmda Monrc of llH I•JIH! of Portlind 1o11d tocl.y • besket· Wl~ II\ ~ba;g" as~t!'letl h\ l 111'1'1 · ball vame ~(heduled Wtdn..day ll('~~lers Lila 'J'l'rrell Srn· Slrul'llc, ni9ht agtllt'li-t Mtddleport Grade I Ltnda Dasnctl Charlotte ,turra) hu been unc;•l•d MceuH be <~nd Thelma Davt~ o 1 dangerou~ roa d condttlono • be at 7 30 Ucv Galloway ha~ hct' ll su 1wr tnlcndl'nt ~1nce \04.:1, anrl lasl July was f']c "luJ Ia a new mwrcC('d~ntt'd 3)••ar-term Ills fhslnct eompn~s 120 adtvc clulrchc!'t wllh 10500 mcmhf'rs 111 35 Ohto eounlws !rom Lake Enc to the OhiO R1vcr ·s ThP- central Oh10 rlts lncl ' one nf 72 dtstr1cts rn the rlenom lnatlon R•v Galloway Is scnmg a third 4p·ar \f'rm on the Churrh G!!ner;l Board hlghf'st ('hurch a.d mimstratJvchod) andalt~otsprcs ldl'nt of the board Jle ~~a trllstcc nf t.h~ !'t!azarf'Jr Theollglctl Srmtnary, ~a~~~\r~ ~ 0 v.as taken ~till :lc~~ J r ~ rta) Petl .J\1 Larceny IS Funeral Services Charged Against ~;:·~:;~";~u:-;:~•.:; <harge of the b M Ar ll ld 'f d F e He 1 fi?Glay ~:~.~~~um~~ m<·~~r<'W ~~~:~:r ~;;i~:.:: f~~··r.:r~: C0 J b t d t f Of I The Rev Harvey S Galo\\ay, um us. supermen en the central Ohto district , Church of the Nazarene. next \\cck llaJI.m r,'(rlll l'alaskala 0 will make annual offiCial vtstts to scver<Jl Nazarene churchrs dred Su11d n .Jt thr M~son < hntr frrcnrls hPt r It 11 n..- rl :\1onda~ in this area He w111 speak In Chesterhill Tuesday, Syracuse, Wcdncs Sltr\ 1101 •mludr 1m w 1fc, the day, Rutland, Thursday, Pomt Rock, Fnday, and Umnn formrr 1u 1 'ltllll three lions. Jhdge, Satun!a)' All srrv1ces wrll - - nennt~ dut lur hv the I'umcflJ) I •d lutsda} on Rt 143 by the State 11 atm l 111th two drJ\iers bf'mg fm 'l!ergency squad Earhl'f the ~amr- da\ thf' ~quarl mswert>d a rail Ill Downmgto11 \h~n Hatlle Ham:-rg frll on an C) surface anrl suffrrcd a po9sJ 1le fractured hlp She v. as brought to ~ll'tg ~ Gl'n errl Hosp tlal l Plans nrc hem~ m:trle for , eorgantlatwn nf the Park Jll' 'llr~nts and comtntlltP memher~ •Ill ha\e a mret1n,., 111 the ncar future Nazarene Church Dist. Supt. To Make Annual Visit In A~ea 1ruckers Fined In Sweep Made By Ohio Patrol Denrus Booth~ age 7 son of "r. ~ M.rs (' hn Rr-3t he \l' l(a1n S1feet cut hiS ann when he ~('(') dently pushed It through a gj113s donr Tuesd.ry at home WhJIC at )f1lton Hood, Troup chairman j'lre~lder1 and Dalf' \f.ller Explor •r St'out, l('d the Plcd~e of Alleg1 lnce Mr~ Ov.en Bratton gave th e rea surer s report anrl Mr Hood report.ed that as a goodwill protect" the Cu hs hart prt>sen ted thr !i'i.re Departmf'llt wt1h $10 at "hnstm~s for 1h('lr Lhnstmas bas ket pro•ect 1 he < uhs had each earned 50t I n mak(' lhts contn buttnn pos'llillr These testo; are giVen under supervillOn of a committee headed by Patterson and composed also of R }t. Gray of Eastern, Charles HayttJan of Racine and Charles G1bbs of tke Pomeroy ScbooiB Saturday Patterson returns to fUtJne to supervise an agriculture engmeering test for Vo-Aj students there Local Couple To Appear On Marx TV Show County Scnool Supenntendcnt 0 0 P<Jtterson re\-e<lled to- - -.- - - - - - - - - - day that sc 1'JO]s at H~rr1sonv1Ue I Tuppers Pl a1ns and Lhestcr do.: ed on ~ond <~, dlJc to thr eJ<treme told ~eath('r and sno"' Patlcrson satd torlay that to t hf' f..est of hi$ knowledge the 1hrll ~l hools went Emergency Squad Is Called Out Twice Tuesday stalled lnitia1 'production mvolves finisijtha: Operation. By muJ-summer rolling capacity total mg 169,150 tons of sheet and (ml Will be m operation with pnmary metal bemg provided by an adJommg reduction (smeltenng) plant Construction ts scheduled soon to add plate facili- rJI a~ ties to the sheet and capacity L!ttle- County School Scholarship Tests Readied Scn10r boys m the Vo-Ag De-partment at RtK:me w11J take a state agrlcultu... test Tburst1ay An estunatcd 40 picked senaors from all lti~h schools m the rounty ex.cept Middleport, which does not participate, w11l take state !eholarshlp tests t"nday at the Pomeroy SenJOr Htgh School I \acatron. ltoherJ R Lc\ ~ Js , 29 son of :\1r I and Mrs Clarence lRwt~ lo !Uill 1 hu~; formPr M1d•llepurt residents IS cr111calh tnjured <Jl ~1t 1 armel Hosptta l < olu:nhu s Mr LewJs who 1s l'tnp (() yc-d 'll he J",;ew York Central vard~ w ' olumbus was enroute home } n Jay nl,!;!'!t whPn h1s tar hll an underpa• s nn ~tr-Krn)P\ AHnue At la st r{'ports he had not r1 ~atncd (nnsl'JOus nf'ss He had ,kull frac•ure boltt arms brok.r n 1ne leg b1oken and multrple hod\ md head 111June!l tndudm g <l >errous eye ln) urv RelaiiVP~ herr mrludl' h1s ~,;rand (ather Thomas Le'o'o,S \11r!dleport an uncle, Cbartes I.t•Wh Br ~d e~un two aun 1-11 ~rs Woodrllv. o._ugherty and Mrs Hazel Board Mlddlt>port. He has a wife and two children _;::_ _ __ c__ _::_...:.c__ Fr1end1 may call at the residence Llfthl noon Friday the day of the servtces. Snow and cold wearher brought stghs to tountv and state h1ghway workeTS here today as the) agam labored around the dod to keep roadways dear and open but to s tudpn1 s m three Meags County Schools It brought about an L!nsC" hcduled Robert R. Lewis Critically Hurt In Auto Mishap Emma Smith, 82 Fat.alJ y slfJC •ken and fld •l•m•· I By Heart Attack furniture, Appliances, Breakfost Sets, Bedroom Suites, Living Room Suites, Tables, Chairs, La mps, Pictures, Blankets, Women's ond Children's Reody-To· Weor, Co~~· Dresses, .Blouse~, Men's and Boys' Weor, Housewo res, Telev1s1on and Rod1o, Host· eryond Dry Goods 1 NO 232 _ . RAVENSWOOD , WEST VIRGINIA - The first alumtnum sheet to c..-ome from the naUon's newest aluminum productJon center tn the Ohio River Valley is rolling oqt from the tnitial operatmg umts of the $200·mill10n works Kaiser Alummum I• Chemtcal CorporaHon is building here. Now 111 productiOn are cold·rolhng iacllibes, along wJth an- $49 50 Tbc Past OHirers Club o( Ra l':lnC OES anrl ln~lt<'d RUe&ta held \hctr YnnuaJ rl!fln('r Sunday, al ~e Marttn n.•staurant, Bt 1 ~ m ThNc wtll ht: no Januan· meetins due to th<• dmn('r a11d the ljlext mcrlmg will bt' hrld al the ~me of Mrs W R ( 11rprnter on ~onday I<chruary 11 Atlf'ndwg the dinner were Mr and Mrs Charlt's Hcnslev, Fred Swan :llr and l-lr9 W1lilam Sit: wart Mrs W R C•rp~ntcr. Mr and ~trs Bert Grtnuu. ~lr and Mrs. Ralph Wrbb, Mr~ ( lydc Andrews, :vJrs lll'len Johnson, Mrs Edward Simpson Mrs Jesse Bnnker, Mrs R('n Price and Air nnd Mrs W 0 Barmtz I First Runs Of Sheet Aluminum Made At Ravenswood Plant Gtrls mtramurai Basketball bas started at Middleport H~.gb School with Mra Nan Moore, PhysJcal Education teacher, as coach. Otfrcers elected by the teams are Fre1hman, Captain, Bonme Van Cooney, co-tapt, D1ana Hovatter, Sophomores, Captatn, Polly rhomas, co-captton, Nancy Haddox Jumors. Captarn, Jeanette Cro~ks, co captain, Carol Blaker, SeniOrs, Captain, Kay Stllf's, cocaptatn, Janet Valentine In the rlrst game the Sophomores defeated the Freshmen Jnd the Junrnrs beat the S1m10rs by two points Gruc~er. RacineOES Chapter Holds Annual Dinner ................................"".. De110ted ro ne Interest£. Of rile lllleigs-Mu- tlHtl ~~------~~~--~~~~~~--~:~~------~"7~:"~ ree nty aiser P ElBERFELDS JANUARY SALE Those a:~~rst~n,:: Mr and Mrs. Logan wttb the purty were 1\fn Raymond Kloc~. Mrs Harry Moore and Mrs John Beaver, A very en· JOYable afternoon was spf'nt by all. en tine WEATHER -------------------------------------------------------------~------------------------1-------------- Sendtng g1fts but unable to attend were Susie Soulsby and Carole Greene Jenn1fer was also honored Fri· day afternoon when her school mates of the socond grade at Sugar Run School. taugbt by Mrs Frank Rembart were treated by her parents Opened By Girls r ~qu1red JOIN NOWl at y e ~~~~--~~~:"._ VOL VII ONE PHONE CALL Intramural Play COULD SAVE ACITY In thll e?Cilt of a aurpri&e eneft)J air altaelr: one phone call of "1r11r:~c from one Skywatcher could UYe a (;Jty from dealructJon, ac.wrdin& to the U. S. Au Foree. In l'iew of pr~ eut world tenatont nwre chilian -mluoteera are needed in the Ground Ob~ner Corps Skywatchen an •• nnportant element ol our Ill' defenee aystem. Only a few houn a week are • and Marla HanJJOn of GalUpoJta BARGAINS ALL OVER THE STORE IN Ronald Logan, son of 1\fr and }!r ~ lluward Logan, was honored Saturday aft1 rnoon With a blrthdll} pa1 ty cckbrahng his 8th birthday The party was held m the hdscmcr.L which was gady decorated for thr- ocC'aslon As each grn ~l came in they v.rJ (' ·~~~~e n a hat and horn After g11mes wc:r(' rlayed and gtfts were opener! refreshments w~rc servt"d Barbara Logan and Taman Finlaw ~l"rved t he tefreshmenb Those wtnnmg prl7cs wt're Jane Grueser, Oon SW!Shl"r, Eugene 1 rlJlflkl ancl Ten' sa Moore. Those pre~ent wrre boys Steve Fmlaw Don Swisher Eu~enf' Tnpplet, Larry Mankms, \hariPs Hy sell, Jimmy GJll)('rt, Bruce McKen zte, John Wolfe Rilymond Zirkle, Mtke Martin, Honme Cbeat] c. Roger Moote Char!l's Lemley, raul Smrth, Ronmc R1frlc and Johnny Jordan, Gul11 Millie l.eg,Jr, Sally lla1l ford Pt ggy Dowers, Becky Stivers, Beverly and Coty Beav('r, Susan Lytle, Maurtsha Darst, Mary Ann McKcnz re, Jackl1n Seutcnable Jane Gruesf'r, fonme D1JI , T('reaa Moore, Trudy and Mary Ann Klot's Tamara fo~mlaw Dtll bar a Logan and the honored ~:ucst Those send1ng gifts but unlilble to attend were Karen and Leah Th(' !i!Jdh btrthday o{ Loirry Walku. fiOH or Air and Mrs. Mrs Dt'n Spencer Tdltrnt'd horne James Walku was «lcbratod Saturrh1Y art~r a several Wl't>ks wllh a patiY at the ~rflernoon l'iCS vhrt 111 Salem with her da11ght1'r slon of the )ltddlcporl Klllderaar aw1 sou m Jaw, Mr And Mr, ten l>~ ndav WtH11i,l1 J.1ckson and !ion Mr~ Walkrr and d<~ughlf'T, :\lr Ja('k~on, his fatht•r (,ll·u Knrcn wert' a~stsled hy the teaJarksvn and bls uncl~ J>on~\rl cher, Mrs Guy Reynolds, scrv· .Jarkoon nrc members of the lRI the rlrcorated t'up r.11 cos. ~r·c Salem L~gron Band whuch .,.. 1\l cream and favors to the children. represct'lt OhiO ln the 111au~ural Guests mcluded Mrs Sherman pararlt' 1n Wasblngt.on , D. C' on &u&klrk unrl ~~~ Burfrty ,J.!llllary 21 Special l[uesh 11t the party ill). Mrs Jack::mn is the fot'tliU le were Burldy and Mtchad BuskBetty Adams. a araduate of Ra irk, Billy Slater Btlly See, Skippy cme Htgh School and of the Hoi- Logan, John Ingels and Bobby zcr Hosp•tl.!.l School of NursLng tommiUee Mrs L D Dtles Mrs Lawrence BlDg, Mre Clern1s Fox, Mrs J 0 Leonard, Mrs Charles Searles, served a dessert course to twenty-aeven members and one guest, Mrs J B Hayes/ Mrs Searles was m charge of the tallle decorations and used coral gladlolua and wh1te chrysanthemums m arrangements on the tabla w1th ivy garlanded the length o! the table whtch was h;{hted by green tapers In cryltal holders Moorf' , Mary FranciS, Jetf CUt.bbcrlson Edd 1 ~ Baer Mike Dan· wlfi Ma rty Moranty Paula Tbelp, Opal OHutL Nancy T1tua, M11ry Sue Handley , Mike Sprouae Mary Manki n Barbara Wllliama, Randy Becker , and Jim, Bil1, Carel, BUUETIN S~t;hool frner m hrmngs ht'!ore Jus\Jc~ of Huppcll Mr Sl)ers and Mr thl' rca(c c arl pyall of Ma~on fol KonlmJ;!hl were present for the lowmg :uresls b\ Con~tahle w l rn••lrn::: Thorn of Mason on v.arrant s - - - - -- - -chargmg p('tly lar('('Jl\ Cl:m rlrc Ohhngrr 24 nnd John m '-1111er 19 wrrP rhar,.:l'd w1lh bilailll,ll; 1\\-o tlrl'~ Jrlfl "hN'h (Iff a mut~ ~hul'le rar hclon).:rng to W 11 Htrchflrld a c-oal opcr<~lor near \\l'st tolrtmh1a OhlrngL•r wa~ arre,ll'rl h\ Jhnrn \.J on Salurdav mghl and <~rralbnerl Mnnday c 1rn 1ng Jwfore P~atl ~ld T11o Wshama stud('nts Will lw lcr wa s pwkr d up Hl \Ja so tt ur1 1111 0 n~, more th;rn 400 h1gh s('hool • Saturday l'\tnJn;; and arraq::ncrl i Jllllur~ from the stale or West I the sam(' mght hl forf' P)alt \r l ~~ ~~~~ to attrnd the ~cventh an. Ohhngl'r was fmed $10 and tu~h nua l h. 110W Your State GO\ ern· and scnlenr•·rl 10 10 d<J,s m Jall m• nl Oav' conference rn Charll's while Mlll(r 11 ~ ftned $20 and tun on l'rbruar~' 11 " ar'~ Roush and Roy Clark ar 1 cos 1s . Stdney S1ohur 34 !l<~rml \1,1~ ''miHtlllcrl b;y Mrs Theodo•ta hound ow~ to thr Ma} grand Jllfl I rr•tk.r wrll alll'nd the eonfC-'r on a h~.starch rhar~(' ltt a hc-.mn g l ln<f' after hcmg cl<-cted hy lhclr 111 P)-111~ tuun on Monda1 ll<rl ti,~~~JIIal('s to ll\cnrl tng lie v.as lnd!Wd 1n Hte 1ount} 1 I he \\P.s' Vtrgrma Edtltalron J;ul wtlh hnnd :-;et al $500 1 '\ ~~ut Jatron ~pOliiiOr('d confr-rt>nce Slohart V.J~ arre~lli'd rn Hall Ill I ~t\ 1 ~ lugh sehocl students a fl~8t on Monday liy Constable Thor11 1 11.111d look dal tstat c govornment " rv11 es an ar tvt 11es a nd a naco n·~ con~tablc · were strll working on the roads clc.anng the~ and ctndermc the I hill roads wtth a mrxture of .salt and c:nders Hart1.1ger sa1d that most eoun1~ roaJs were m good condJI!On I I" lh h e mean 11me eavy snow warn1ng~ posed a new threat Lo th(• frozt'n northca,;t today 1n the m1dst of a record shatlermg cold .. I ~~rave Ant! w~a thPrmen fo res.aw no re· llcf from tf1c death dealing cold waH' as a fresh mass of ArctiC a1r swepl across the north ccntritJ sti'"' A { nJted Pr('ss survey showr-3' at k.ast 32 ~~cather caused faUlJ t1es slntt H1e cold wave tripped most nf the nat1on east of the RocktC' ~ Monda\ There l'of'rc S('H'n deaths m fndJana s1x 1n \t•v. York, four 111 Illinois , thnc ('arh m Vrrg1ma West Vrrgma and Pennsylvama two m ~lich1 ~an two •n New England a11d an~.: tach Ill Iowa .and :\ttSSISSlppl Th~ North('n st whrch had the contrnent's co ldest weather Tuesday with a record 55 degrees below zero at Boom 1\le, N Y , was due for hea\) snows today We.athnmen warned the snow wJII pllt' up to a depth of 6 to 12 mchcs m most of NPw England wrth lhc cxccppon or northern (Conhnu•d on Ptlge M'Ain) I Firemen Nearing Half"ay Mark For Polio Campaign Pom<'ro~ Vvlunteer Frremen rn th('tr ~airs of popcorn on Saturdays tor1a } rt'porled that t~ey were nea nn ~ the nalfway mark of "ehr('\' tnloi ~ goAl of $1 000 for the :\fc1gs \0unt1 PoliO FoUndation Fund To date a('cordmg to Rol· land Ncutzlrng they have taken Ln $41060 loward the fund Last Sa!ut da~ s sale of popcorn on \l~tn ~t .... a~ condueted by member~ of thr Second Ward Fire Department rhelr lolal salett on Saturday amotl111('d to $249.6(),. On lh1s l'omrng ::-.aturday members of the Th1rd Warrl Dept w11l handle the sales anrl on the Saturday followmg members of all three ward:s wtli as~tst m the drtvc. A1dmg Ill last Saturday's proJect v.cre (,o::r rd!lcr :\tankm , Harry Bol rngl'r \\ 11l1am Shertdan, Charks Wern, Hank. Young, Harry Wa1son, Jack Sttv('rs, Ylax Folmer Grlbert Frct·man, R,ty Kasp.pr and Moot P<~rker Two Wahama High Students Named Pomeroy Lions }'o ''onference Bean Dinner Is I Scheduled Tonite I' 1 I At lh1 Stat1 11 1glp,.<~, G;~rage off1oals satd !hat the u rnp('fature stood at 12 rl egrf'es above zero at 7 am loday hut 1ha1 by 11 il(l am had rt st'n lv 22 degrees AU mam h1gh11-ays Wf'H' rept'lrted as W('{ With tile back roads sttll 111 a slippery ron rl!lton I Senn ru~d crrws from the Statt lhgh11-~ y g.1rage worked 1 throughout the mght and at noon Lud.1y were reported slill out I Metgs Co11nty Engtneer J E D Hart1n .,:er ~ Jtf; today that all coun1\ roarl c rew ~ were out dur1ng the mgbt a nd t~al as of noon II wtll be beans and corn bread as thr bJll of fare for members of t hr l'orneroy Ltons Club and their g11c~t~ to nt g ht at Federated Chu r rh ln gmnrnr:o at 6 30 p m l11;:hlrghtlng the evenmg wrll be \t~rly WNll forml'r manager of hc~I J\~r lghL chamvrbn Rocky Mar{ 1a11<1 who will be the prmc1pal \IH ak.1 r of the cvcnrn.; -\.11 1111.11 1 •·ds •lertvm~ (rom the sail' nf trck.ch to t.be function Will ht LUI n('d over to the Mcrgs Co1rnl} Pol1o Foundation Dnvli. 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