https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3696797ae4356ff794dcc1d8984d2481.pdf 2104f325251c515aefd6667a9d12a0f4 PDF Text Text ""'--~·· .,.. ......... '( ..... ~ >r41Voofi'L,~·f~ > • ;.._, ~.,1 •• • ... .... ,., ........ ~;;•"'" .._ ... ~ . ' • l . ~ . -. . ~ . .. - . -· ) • •· - • • enttne at y a-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Jon. 22. 1966 .,., •. "' :. ... ~ De11oled To The ln~erau Of Tlul MeipMaaMI Jre~~ •VOL XVII .- .;;. . 1..? - ~ --------- FIVE CENTS MONDAY, JANUARY 24, 1966 POMEROY~IDDLEPORT. OHIO NO. 234 ,, 112.8 Billion oar _ , , ,_ _,...,....,..,. WASHINGTON (UPl) p re•ldent Jolmsoa today oent Congr... a $58.S bUIIon delen•e budget 1o cover rlstnc Vlet Nom war costa and make sure this <ountry bas "super· lorlty over the forees of •DY potential auressor." He al•o olflclally unveiled two Important new proarams __,. seeond nuclear • power· eel aircraft carrier and lolllal WASHINGTON (UPI)- President Johnson today sent Congress a record $112.8 billion bud~et and warned it could climb even higher because of V1et Nam and "the troubled world in which we live." Johnson said his spending plans for the new fiscal year 1967 which begins July 1 necessarily must be fle.xible be· cause "no one can firmly predict the course of events in Southeast Asia." Underscori.ng his guns and butter approach to the budget, he sa1d: "Should our efforts to find peace in VietNam prevail," he will act swiftly to shift billions of dollars now ear· marked for that costly struggle into "Great Society" do- SNOW IN DOWNTOWN POMEROY - Bill Thuener, at the gasoline pumps of purchases ol an lnttrtunllnLandmark Station has 'em lined up Saturday when an estimated 10 inches of smlw 1 ental missile with a ''gealfell in a 24 hour period. ly Improved" warhead <t''- n' " MU'"1 ~-----,.·-,. Sal. Night Special r mestlc programs. But if on the other band the United States is forced Into wider scale hostilities the Communist>, he "will nota hesitate" to ofseek larger by roilitljl'Y appropriations and COLU'IBUS (UP!) A 1 · 1 t ... th Jd higher taxes to cover them. Beyond this he sought $4l , of the Kennedy " . -;; will . young egis aOhio or m e mo Image carry the Democratic ·8\ · u· • b k. g f go e r ,· n the May prima"' Treasury Seere tary IIenry Fowler told a briefing session billion in normal defense funds orgamza on s ac In or v rno ., Some .Domesllc. CUtback ·' election . e· budge t assumes the cos t ot .. The party's Screening Committee finally selected state th llvmg . w1ll nse about 1.9 per I~ askmg an additional $l Sen. Frazier Reams Jr. of Toledo, serving his second term, cenl m calendar 1966. That billion for Great S•c~ety pro: for the nomination man¥ veteran J!Oiitician.s passed up . would be aboot the same as grams, he conceded h•s spend Democratic Stale Chairman William L. Coleman. who last year but somewhat more mg plans for schools, hospitals. called Reams •. "young, ambitious standard bearer in the than the rate of mcrease welfar~ and the war on P<J~erty Ktl1nedy 1mage." will be his running mate on the ticket other reeent years. were below 'Nhat might nave l as nominee for lieutenant _ _,-- - - - - . Asked what action the been ~.reposed •• less troubled gove. rnor. . \general: Michael Entinger, Jefadministralion would recom· limes. . . State Re. Harry Mcllwam of lerson County treasurer. for l!'end if inflation threatened to But he sa•d V~et Nam was no Clncmnati, who has pursuediStllte treasurer ; James Nolan, Worst Snowstorm since 1950 • c 0 w k d H1t S Ount Y Ver ee en DOLLAR DAYS Rearns Wl•11 carry Democrat s' Hopes F0 Governorsh1p • I '"I People ot lhis county, under wilh the exception of Pomeroy\ morning that snow· plows have lwere also reported down In get out of hand, the Treasury reason for cutting back on such the nomination octively for\Cleveland. for secretory of state bright but cold sunshine, are 'and Middleport. It wes reporl-•been on all highways m the some places on Sunday, !Ieavy secretary replied: programs-as some Republl- 15everal months said, arter the ,and Thomas Ferguson, Columdigg\ng themselves cut today ed late this morning by Meigs county end c. h.emicals or cind- 1,sheaths of ice covered moot "Additional taxes would bel cans have. demanded-because session he had no intention ol \bus. . ror state aud1tor. from under the worst snow- County Supt. ol Schools 0. O. 1'ers have bren applied. Theyllmes. uppermost in everybody's a ncb nation hke the Umted ,•·ithdrawing and would file Clrlford Brown. Norwalk. was storm since perhaps t!\50 when 1Patterson lhat his office hos warned conditions are still haz- Veteran! Memorial hospital, m·nd" States "can afford to make ' nornmating petitmns this endorsed for the Supreme Court 1 lhe doddy of them all struck ;not yet been informed whether <ardous on most secondary Mulberry Height., Pomeroy, al· · progress at home meet- '. week. the term starting Jon. l, Approximately 18 inches lell 'or not classes will be so had problems beCause of lhe Fowler . sald. Johnson had mg obhgatwns abroad. I Reams said the party needed ,967. and Mernll BrotherH, C<> 10 In 195tl in a 36 hou; period. ln \Tuesday in the l> schools clos·l County Highway Departmenl heavy snowfall. The shift of three chOices, '" hiS "We cannot light for p<aee :0 unified effort in the ele tion lmubus, for lho term beginninl 1960 estimates varted betweenled today. off1c1als sa1d crews have been nurses tiMII normally work budget raiSe taxeo, cut and freedom m V.et Nam wh1le and he would work closely with · • · 2, 1%7. 10 and 12 inches fell over about Ten crews of the State High- working round · the · clock on itbe 3 • II p. m. shift atayed back the Great SociOty .•r sacrificing individual dlgnity <its leoders to achieve that goal - - - -08 :14 hour period in February, way Departmenl began working \the eounty roods and traffic is though the night wben lis re- bigger deficit. lie said lhe and opportunity at home,'' l'l'he attorney said he planned Official and unofficial esti- on the m?st · heavily traveled gelling through on most this lliei was unable to get to work. PreSident .went mstead for • Johnson declared. "For vigorous campaign and would: 0 molai·.SUUdaY m the county at 8 a.lmornmg. V•llago employees In both tax collection speedup, smaller would be a hollow victory if our \take along his wife, Susan,! jf'iin1114" Inches came down in ·m. Saturday and . continued I The heavy snow also affect- Pomeroy and Middleport had increases than he wanted _on pursuit of world peace were when she could get awav lrom ', ( many parts or Meigs eountyiround ' the . clock operations l' ed elec<ric service in many most .streets ·t"''"'• lnl programs, .ewnomtes carried out at the expense of ,lheir three boys and one girl to from Saturday morning to Sun-;mto lj>d•Y·. . . . parts of the county for as much condition for mofoifs'lf·tiy Sun- d a smaller deficll. domestic progress." Jnclp. \ day morning, rougbly lrom Slate o_ffiCials_sald __bours. Telephone lines day. Johnson'• budget earmarked \ The President also made , Reapportionment, eduCD· I to 8. . '""'""'" . , .. $10.5 billion In "special" oullays clear he would not btsltale !<> tion , deficit spending pnd the 11 The 1950 fall was conSidered ! w:''' .. . ····"""'"""""'' [for VietNam--mother words lask Congress to raise wxes .. !problems facing large urban Br· BERN s "t I d iUPl\ the heaviest in modern times. PARIS IUPII- u dres ... sums above the ordinarv co•ts la brake on lnnatioA If the ' cas will be the mHin issues of A Ai l.nd .. 70" I 118,Bzeran . ta.mmg . U ~. ' "ughtmg . comb.ma t·wn of Ihe war an d an the campaign, Reams said. \ carrying n r Ia oemg mp loy ees aI Lock. No · 23 ,.,d i set any •barter 1n Paris lbey'U : oI mam p n I ;el mer . ou eas t A."'·I (Ct" on muedOP n age Four) Coleman estimated his party Bombay-to-New erso Y rks ono fh 1t lhey of .' Billboard Magazine last week ' look like long hlou••• 11orces 18· Sth E reglsteredl4mches re rted today atmornmg. II a. m.II that Pomeroy would need .a mmlffiU of $250.· crashed 1oday on the anow by Sunday was I reporled one ' lime . · Designer Jacques · Esterel ! .. o northern g1 by then "settled down" I High School trumpel • plano lfd of offlrlal PariH spring 1100 ·a respectable cam-i flank of fog-shrouded Mont h . . tm•nl player .11m Lohse IS the lop hi I!) pa1gn . The Republicans w1ll Blanc, Europe's highest peak. 1 to nc es. . epar · d favorite disk jockey of the Co· 88 on parade SUnday with 8 outspend Democrots "by a 10 to Swi.s aulhorities said there 81 0 01 1 <f 11 Highway ofhc1alsd reporte , lumbus area. collection or resort sad town WASHINGTON !UP[) - High- eronomlo expansion and $700 \1 margn" in the election, be was ··no gn of su vv ., this mormng they ha regiSter· The son of Mr . and Mrs. dresses tbal were a good four lights of President Johnson's million in windfall profits from said. The plane n.g;l ';:,;d was followed by Harold Lohse, Cave-st. Jim luches above tbe knee. ' federal budget for the 19ii7 the shift to cheaper coins. The committee also endorsed' swpped m ' New Delhi and raduated Irom Pomeroy High M fiScal year begmruog next July Dellrlt: $1.8 billion, l•west In U S Re Robert Sweeney ol , "err · ut d , 20 . ut 11 0 1 7 below • zero temperatures .m 1959, studied . rad1o . an· ore knees were upeeted 1·. · · P·who had been sought "from landmg an g 1 mm es throughout the count Sundo,· school to he years !·f aciU". Y ac h." . d· Cleveland, al Geneva in . bl y d nouncmg in a special school in bared today •t t h • Taxes: He wants lo restore ThiS year s deficit. An esllmal- for the gubernatorial nomina· heavy snow when t disap. ne area repor e more serious sbowlugs of de- federal exciso taxes on autos ed $6.4 . lion, [or the past of attorney from radar screens. II 20 Ithe south, and went to work 1 ;w. 0 k - d I I u,. i with WMPO radio be lore going signers Lutece, Voru, LBunay, and Ielephone service to levels .Economy: The natiOn oon· was to have gone on to Paris o rna e up a es or . to WTVN In Columbus over leraud, De Rauch and Scher· from which they declined on llnues to benefit from the . to three basketball games sched· . . . rer. J 1 W"th 1 · · longest period of sustained ala 1• 0Ufll .and Lo ndon b. efore nymg uled far Saturday night and can- four ago.Columbus He " music d•· an. '.s tetal ' ou.mcome mcreaSing , growth smce . New York, Air lndia ofll<ials reetoryears of the statien. anyone tax economiC the end re rted celled had been announced by , .. .. . liabilit lhe withholdin rale of 1 World War II.'' Gross po · . 1 prod uct IS late today . The games postpon- r Lohse per cent g be· no lona . expec ted 10 II was . not known whether the sI g38 Ia . d rating h now a y,nat 14 per cent would ed by the snow were Racine at "Lohse's or onLunge" P Ywas rerortopss baS· ow, USID IeS ID . . people ' more ·mcrease by $46 b·nI IOn, or any blgher-salaned f• t dAmencans I b were . on ti•e tn. Pomeroy, Kyger Creek at Rut... aduated u ward to ut nearly 7 per cenl, in fiscal 1967 " e Pane, ul e•ghl ol the land and Wahllilla at Middle- ed on' abilitieS of Columbus stagr . ppeople more p lo recor d h"tg h or ""22 b"ll" ' passengers were New ti ons . Ifuence , bJgher-salarted . bound . forsailon port. announcers to m Vlet N . 8 d•• et .I mn. h d York. Forty-six lnd1an 5To90nly Men's Work Shoes 1 Reg. $8.99, $5.00 pr. n,;omed~ roads. Roush's Shoe Store Middleport wh•l.~ sha~mg fo~ 110 o•Ie Ill • \0 rash Ill Mont Btanc 1 "'"1 1 • T!•f ·hui l" uiul') Stephe-n Buyd , .lal11t'' Ma -:un Eli Wall11rh. Fr <J !ll ' ''' ~ ,, llr•r' lear, 'J'rll\' ~:l n l:t'BoiJi ·rl £\lorley, \' 1unnt' ~ ld d tl'll :.a s . (;en l.! ll l''. · "MORO WITCH DOCTOR" Jot·k J\luhurw.'>. \ l:n gw Dt·:m Pancho ,\J<Jn g;dt •ll J . ' lt~od ~:tl s o l'f'('f'iVPd an will be gift frl'ffi her se- lut.:k 1 rl't p:d Htofrestvnents wE>re SN\."'d by the hostess to lhe 1Tl·l'hllil'olnr~ KiC"hard Bur al!!l\11' ton, Eva 1\lant-> S:1inl , \lnt·;.:;w Muon. Ch <t s Bmn ~n u · ;md \ln . f'~ugt>ne Trin· & flOc and ~Irs. Paul 'j';p,:lor · · tdT~~ ~:~~~ Mr It'll . Mrs. R1dl<.lrd F'inlaw, Mr'i. \·I:-J\ hliml'r. i\lrs . Charles Hiffle , Colurcartoons Admic: ~ iou 7~c and \Irs C:uy l nw!ln enterlained and the Br -\lurtth!y Canasla club domlled ll l t'r~ r:a\· !'I t'lltllg at ht•r· home. · wa 5 '~'' !<'g all St Prizes for games , 1• wt·re <Jward':'d to Mrs. John the 1 ~~~·:-~~w ·and Mrs Donald Mr·· . hour . . ~HHH\'I' f 'i il i'J' "THE SANDPIPER" l':~lor PLAVrll Mn_zll:'. who SUN ., MON . 1nd TUESDAY January 13-24-2.S El1!11beth f~N~SH 1Jt··~~· ,.-~ late_lh~s ~o L0 hse Tops o·ISkl ockeys TONIGHT "GENGHIS KAHN" Omar Stu. rtf. K.-.Jm. u:, indiC<~ted between,h•ghw<~ys Pom@rll'f, Ohio uncle FaII s ' ~Uare Budget Message u·IJJ'hi"•ghts ~10 to .~age ~n . 1 ~/ 1 I I I ::;,~ billio~: ~as ~eared F } ty C Co . n· . E l L• } . as Iverpoo On the S<'ores of safety, convenient-e. and accuracy m transferring money, people who pay bv. choc·k are always . . "ahead ." Corne m and give Ull an opportWiity to explain why! eart~ ' I (6 TIL 8 PM) \ \ I The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company "We Have Grown Bocouso We Hovo Helped Others Grow" Member Federal Reserve Systom Mtmbtr Ftdorol Deposit lnsuronct Corporation l ' \ \ ~ ra~:ure!k~r •• :"'¥1'Jh. . • ·. ·. : .. ~":. II • wors;C~n Soe~ety" hi~h· I Sal~" ~uon gov~rnment '~egular" wel~ome. M~rhael R~tland, ~bddleporl Chr~ ton~ght, ~ulll· ~oral ~ue!!- e~ther Me~gs Su~day mornin~ I ~ ': m~d; vehide~N~ POMEROY, OHIO ,.. C I ~duly I~ m~ a~ :t'~e hi~hway T:wo l RJ.u ..ed . 11 A .. a A .d t ln e cc l en s Co~mon PA~fl ~ b~dgetpea~e expand- ~ othe~. 1h~nd, ~h•~g~.11 ~l-avh~d ml~'ea~I ~rown\ at·~~· ·~ach WORLD drivin~ I a~d OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS •• eflo;~s Snow Bl d I A d 2 eOtS ~9. I 1 ~ar listeners to purchase smgle re· JIM LOHSE I nearly on a pay-as·you-go basiS. aD': II g IS ase were aboard Snow forced all schools ol ' cords and albums played on the , There also would be a sp,.dup, on that w•ll Icy roads and driving •now : . the county W call off classes i Rat. b ed \ but 01 mcrease, 10 collectton of contmue, and that costs wtn made treacherous I - - --asurvey r. ofmgs as tn re·a Funeral !ervice for Mrs. Es-- corporate income taxes. He remal·n "substan.t'ta 1." If kJcalwere and national throughout Ohio during the \ cord promotion personnel, disarne ther Baley Bryan, 59, . o! Ash· also sought new taxes on hear frUit, Will weekend but th<o Ialai· ' anre ali ODS tributors, and record manufact· land·PL R. 0 .2. East Lleverpool alfplane ticket., heavy trucks, be rspldly adJusted to shift ity counl was held relalively ·ureres. who d1ed Wednesday monnng and other transportation sys- some af the bi.lhons now l low considenng weathe rcond1-\ The revival scheduled for this Lohse's show is heard locally 0 CCi al lhe Cleveland Clinic hospital, terns using goveroment-provld· earmarked for war mto lions ' week at lhe Letart Falls Urut.ed 3 from noon lo 4 p. m. Sundays. held Saturday at 2 p.m. ed facilities. Ied domestic programs If, on At lcasl 15 persons lost Iheir i Brethren Churrb. He resides with his wife and Two accidents blamed on snow the Dawson Funeral home. Spending: $112.a billion, up the ge; lives on Ohio streets and Th• Middleport PTA meetmg daughter in Westerville. caused damages to four vehicles\ Mrs. Bryan was born in East $6.4 billion from this year. Viet ti "edam. P: •;, no ways bel ween 6 p. m. t"riday \ tonigl1t . in Middleport on Saturday. il.•verpool .Jan. !006, to the Nam war costs account for n nu on ge and midnighl Sunday. arrording Loval Women's claS' of Uli . b . FRt.E CLO'l'HlNG to Ihe latesl rounl bv U111ted '1Chnrr h of ChriSt of Middleport . ,late Mr •nd Mrs Joseph M. most of mcrease. Outlays for ree te w en Middleport po11ce were hsum· Ratey She resldPd in that area war against poverty and other 'l'h ·A 11 h ld Prt>ss International. ln add1hon cancel Thursday tvemng clast Th D ' moned at II :;o am to I e In· . . . e rmy WI o three persons losl lhm l1ves '" ,i party. over It terserlion of F•fth Palmer· her entire hfetune and allend- "Great programs lar free clothing day Thursday from H (UPI)- sts where a car dmen b ller· ed. Easl . Liverpool schools and gely offset by eeonom1es in 9 30 a m. until noon at ll5 But· hm. b• mgmg lhe weekend The Southern 7-8th grade PTA M Earth CIRCLEVILLE, Ohio Three persons from Flint, Mich. an M Kmcaid 4ti Oh1o UmverSity . at Athens. She other operRtwns, ternul-av. An one m Mclgs l death toll to 18. Included were m<'rtmg lomghl 691 were injured ratally sunday travehn on Palm· began teachmg m the Ea.t LIV· so that (non-VIOl county is 1 M1lls, 19 Portsmouth 1 Olhers Adult educauon kosonight when their automobile er shd a vehicle oper- erpool school, went mto busi- Nam) spendmg IS up a net of 1 killed when the car he was rs tomght at Soulhern fhgh; 1dmmg along Ohio 126 went out ] SAIGON - A FORCE OF 25 smashed into tit<; rear of an i al;d bv Eva Lee Wolfe, :16, Mid· ness, end returned to teaching only 1600 million Church of U. S. Air Force Supersabre mover on u. s 23, about' dl i nage as estimated m 1953. Mrs. Bryan was a mem- Revenues: Estimated at $lll WEATHER ' of control and crashed. and I Homebuilders class Tuesday, 0 jels killed an estllllated 100 two miles south of here. to ,:r. ber of Rebecca Gnscom Chap- billion, Increase of Ill billion Not so eold tonigbl soutbeast. Mrs Grace Chancey . 58, Rt 2, I The Rae me Cub Scout meet1ng Viet Cong in a hghtnmg strike The dead were dentile•d as . ler of the DAR. Among the sur- over current year includ<•s $3 6 Tueoday, cloudy. oot ,. cold. \ McDermott, k1llrd 1n a three- tomght , Choir pracl1ce for the 1 on a C<Jmmunist troop encamp- Ruth G. Ashley, 42, her son I The other miShap occurred V1Vors are a cousm, Mrs. Carl bill10n from proposed tax Snow ...t and nort' Tuesday veh1cle accident on Ohio 73, al- Middleport Mt Monah Church 1 menl ooly :U. minutes after the Randolph w., 1 , and Harry at 2 pm. at lhe mtersectlon ofiEasterday of Racm•. revi11ons, $67 billion from night. so near Portsmouth. Jane Howell Tent H three . day Lunar New Year Ha t M 3 Ashl , lbe Beech and Ash·sts mvolvlng - - - torught; Syracuse Lad,.. truce ended a military spokesYeDor, 39 al.d '" ' ey Us 0 r ran< operated by Roger Toney, iary of the F1re Departml!lll ' son, was IDb mver· >o 1I Col man reported today. sit Hosn ital, 2at "th 36: Mlddl eport and Henry Kel'th pos tponed un nI Mon ... y, Jllll. The u. s. jet. raked the I y p . urn us WI Milan, 'll, Middleport. Pollee I I 31. Communist camp with bombs the right arm and said there was approximately Also. New Haven American rookets and cannon lire In rig an e. $210 damage to Toney's car and . Legion Post 140 supper tonight: one. hour and minute attack $100 to Milan's. There were no Two persons were Injured Meigs coun1y. Ten were on Sst·tlhe Carson and Schoonover \one was injured No cbarge was The Feeney • Bennett Post Sonday night that ASKS DIVORCE arrests or injuries as Ihe result and two dnvers ·were cited intolurday, the other on. Sunday. cars, and .minor to lhe Grate file<J. American Legion meetiog 15 quickly followed the e•plration of the . Mildred Foster, l>ls of of the two wrecks. lcou.rl as off1cers of the Galli- No charge was f1led m a car. Marg•e Schoonover, 30. . Fred Jenkins, >5, Syracuse, day; M1ddleport PTA ton1ghl; cease • lire. A forward airlbled a d•vorce pellhoo ln \ pohs State H1ghway Patrol posl [three. car accident at 10 a. m. Rutland. was treated for a pos·'was involved in a one car acci· Middlepori Band Boosters tomvesllgated 11 accidents Satur-,Sunday on Rt. 124 in Rulland. sible fractured nose at the!dent at 12 11 a. m. Soturday night; Racine Grange Wedneocontroller who direeted the Meigs County Pleas M H ottack and flew over lhe burn- Court agamst Billy Foster, \ Veterans emorjll1 osp1ta1 Iday and Sunday In Gallla and Officers said Norman J. Schoon- Meigs General llospilal and re- on Rt. 33, about three miles day: The Ohio Vailey Grange 1 ed out camp taler estimal- Newark, charging gross neglect Admissions Sattirday _ vcr· count10s. \over, 2fi. RuUand, eastbound, ,leased. south of the Athens • Meigs 2612 tonight; lzaak Walloll td the enemy casualties. a"rd extre:'e cruelty. na Minnich, cootJ\IIe. ! H1ghways were .extremely pulled around a parked car \ At 1:20 p. m. Saturday, on' county line. Jenkins. beaded League meeting tonight; PythOMAR e plamti as for cu- J)iseharges Sattlfllay Ber-'hazardous from a nine • mch:and collided w1lh o westbound jRt. l24, one mile north oi Syro- south, stopped and ottempted to Jan SISters tomghl; Job'l 1 SPAIN - iody of two mmor children. th Hers n Langsville. Ang- snowfall, fourth of !he wlnter. 'car dnven by Floyd K. carson, cuse. In Meigs county, the pa· hack up. lie backed over an Daughlers tonight. U. S t<lal& I NOW YOU KNOW ie a Brunt;" Minersville; 'Andna!Bul late snow l2l. Middleport. The right rear ]rtol said soothbound Robert R. embankment. He was not injur· commen on repor . wo Jose h Middle ort \'topped fallmg and highway ol the Schoonover ear swung 1Cozart, 35, Portland, attempted ed. The car had minor damage. LOCAL TEMPS <bjects detected by sonar 111 the Rot sprlnga and geysero In P· P · crews began opemng main around and struck • parked car to pass John R. McClung, 18. \No charge was filed The tem rature 1n p Mediterranean off the coast of Iceland provide .. hotl Admissions SUnday- None 'routes. ;owned by Arnold M Grate 48 1Rt 1 Racine just,. McCiun 0 Ja e R R s edl · · pe · omoSpafn were possible parts of •[water and heal for many I Discharges Sunda.y - Joseph Right of the accidents occur-'Rulland. · · ' a left ium. The troy' 111 •I !HI , (ConUnued on Pap II the lllalld'a lowno. · Ebersbach, Pomeroy. I!Od in Gallia and lbret ill\ ' I I was b..,vy damaae 1olcollided witb minor damage. (Continued l1o Pa&e Fourl a :;· I ' ' egreea, ,.. t EVERYONE SCORES WITH A CNECNING ACCOIINT ~ssumpllon Is Kept Low Patrol Reports .~· ' --~~· ·, •- . . . m:-::.: inj~ryo~e~~ .;,.~~:; 1~Stness d:~ct 0:! ~~es �. I ( • .t ~ ' Kentucky Resumes Cage Action This Evening .Voice of Broadway. ''You Might Call It a GOP Trial &llaon!" THE DAILY SENTINEL By Jaek O'Brian ~ DEVOTED TO INTEREST OP MEIGs-MASON AREA Riebard S. OWeo, Pllbllobor Cb08ter TannobUL Editor Publilbed ovOI'l' aftorDOOil .,...pt ..... day by The Ohio Valley Publilbln& Com· pany, 110 MecbaDie St., Pomero7, Ohio 45769. Buo!nell OUieo phone WY I-IIII Editorial pbona WY 2·2187. 11Y JACit O'BRIAN Twelve yem .,. Pope P1u1 and later I!OJIII Jobn and Paul, remollllrated with CardJ. nal ~Jma• alJotli btl ll!llllll CbrillmU lrljJI to mJnMp lo Americon Gil l!llwbtn ln lbe world (K«u, CUba, the 8oulb Pole, VletDam, •:1 ...... they mlgld be I lbrMI to bll "llullb" . .. C8rdiDII Spellman wrvle to !'opt 1'11!1 and llid H a cltoiN hid, to Ill ma4e, bl would preler to NIIDqnllh 1!11 ~ CII New York and keep 1!11 parallel polt u MWiar7 VIcar to the U. I. Armed F'orllH ·.. None CII !he three Pop811 IIIII uted ldm to make that cleclslon, and bl Jau 101111 hil retllently twtnldliJc woy, a lobe-llrdllDI 1n1p1rao lion and a hero to our belovld avmeaa llol.f11C81. :m. Entered u aerond cla11 mailiDI matter at the po1t o1fic:t at Pomeroy, Obit, tllloll to IIY hello lo Stanley DueI cllaebvered I ''uaed 1JM4. INieman-) MlftUI ... 'nle COtDo tild• oa ·ber pla!II; and 11)'1 the menta on TrumiD Capote'• "In walter, ·apprJJetl CI1 tlda uuiiJI. Cold Blood" book Hem ui!IVer- larJ Iitle dllb, Javt It thl ~ laliJ and !a1111l!J417 to ... the Clll Broadwll ~ Will!, pol!tl M theY try . to CIIJIOII(M "WatdJ lt -.. JIN IIIIIIY llntl ... ~~ l!rlllllnl q~; II II I!Dier llltll ' wal wllll IL" ... • IIDJPly .. ~ftl1 l!ea\dlfUily I lball!lf 'ft1· to rtm I J.'allullo wr111111 that lbiM ullyotlriiJ blow It lia't. . ,, . .,__ llllt --You ............ _...... Tlmll aonalyall try to~ 1 .......... ..;:~";"' -*,71111111'' 10 .. ttloD beyflltd .. , ADd II II ftRinalnl brllllaDI. luoldi!J '1'bl bo• of • Ill il!t uworl6'1 _. \ 1f1i1e11 lbea!rll Is thlmnc .. I I ( ~ ... u u.-mtoola" Jeruaolem Unlmai(J we'd aak Patty D1ib H wand publllbod ''Shlom Aiel Adamo! an- 1frry Falt biYI 1 l!apo Ia Bebrew - Pope Jolla'• .,IIIII!'/" P1 pro&!~ on il!t way . .. a. SubacriptiDD ratu: Delivered b7 carrier cllcll " P - Ill Terril ·. · ,_ GardDer 1t1t b1r LDndoa ifot. where available, 30 centl per week; one It llo Includes • fll"'t pltal and hid a tlnee baur ll!llcb rear la ldvance at tht Dai17 Sentinel of· lo Pope Jolm and lilt Clmrcb I 11 Jobn Milia' 1AI Am'-11• lice tt~.~O; oix montba, •7.811, three monlbl $3.90. 8)' Motor Route wbtrt canier ter· m ftlr peace lhrotJ8b the - deura· l!be'1l rttuna to SpaiD turlll, ond lilt eonllm!I(J Cll ftlr 1 ' wblla, maybe pe_..,. v1ct not available one month $1.30. By Jewlsb and Cltrlaliall ldeaJa · · ,, but uver H'lroW. mail one year $10.00; Six month!, $5.26; CardiDtl Cuahing'l loiiDI hll fro '# ' Three montha, $3.00. Ish temper at ~ Blrdl Boo 'l'll1en Uonel llal't~t . atage During the campalp, Jolla ele(J ada Ia wbld!, be notel, IIIUIIe& '"J'Wq" bombed In Llnd•ay thumbnosed the N. Y. · "My name appeara Ia larpr I& ·Ltmdoa, United Artlall l~»t Ita '· Athletic Club by swJmmlnr al ten tho the Jobn Birch Socl• ty". ·. The ClrdiDII nolllled bia cub JIWial but aot • bef. the City Alblelic Club; did he COMMENT. liNG EDITORIALLY Blrcbman Boberl Welel! .,. 1)1' percentage ol Barl'a future join? .. . A speclal Federll ....... urnitJp over thl oat tea Jlllrl Grond Jury baa been ordered cernlng !lie leiter ht . .. Sophia Loren'• koJnc lbea4 lor Feb. 1 (now - everybody yura ago to a C. M. Crawford with ber eootume lllllnp for quake) . .. Our Story I h In which be p!Wisld Welch lor Cblrlle Cbaplin's 111m but thinga weeks ago that Mery Carter aome publisht!ll aspirations; and areo't nearly so lovey-dolley aa Paints was buying HuntJnelol received no reply .. Cardinal the first publidtj blurbs slowed Cushing's current attitude Is DarUord'a Paradise Island II Princess Grace hu got summed up oimply enough In (maiden name IJoz Jchndl <"hubby, does thai mean Audrey Ill Nassau, Balmmoa, waa cor- which be asks, "What am I te llepbum sometime might go roborated, biCiudlng tbe price which he asks, "What am to blub, too . Marcello MastroA WRITER recently characterized our (flo!-milllon) and even wbo'd do with regard to bavlng my laDnl'l no eoaual coatractee • society as the most affluent m tho nin the glmbllng IWaUa<e Oro- wnt mlsaaed in th1a lashlon! 1>1s pact with Embaasy tuma history of the world. We read constantly "You know that I have absono and the Lucayan Beach of everything going up, with no end IB lulely nothing 14 do with the runs longer than many movie bunch) · . Decorator Miriam scripls - 66 pages . . . David sight, the stock market, fanuly mcome, lllorslmll broke her loot J'\IJI. Birch Society -1 was never a Merrick'• "Philadelphia, Hera savings, gross natiOnal product, and Ding like a lawn across lA P• membero of It, and I ~Y Come" ldue Feb. 18 on Bdwy.) widespread industrial expansion. It IS C811110t undenland thl ,ineaJII indeed prosperity extendmg ~ver a perthla orpnizaUoa JIW'SIIes in re- reeked up three "m01181 nolleiod longer than at any ume In the hfe endllnl members." Cardinal a" 1a Pbilly · . . "lllodesl1 By WiWam S. White Bhllse" sound• virnally unpleasof the nation. and we have not had any Cushing concluded: sign of even a reressJOn in a ~um.ber, of "I have yet to lind a mem- ant enough - star Monica V~ angry past ucept to IDu!ftrate Senate. To be sure, pollUcal moyears. We naturally take pnde m h~ WASHINGTON - A vast and ber of th1a aoclety whom I U'a nudity IJ covered, aort of, prosperity of our mdivldual commun.· deep overturn in Southern alti· ils immense contrast to tho lives - l!l1d notably the preswould trust, as a result of the with tatlolll, aU over , . . Parll present. For some of thOMI ence of a newly enfranchised ties as well as the natron. but at the same tudtl - and Jn Southern perBy Wayae G. Brudalldl, M.D. way Its leaders have used a let- !Wlvie critics raved about young Southern Senators who voted Negro vote In' the South --bavt time we are forgetting somethmg else furmance - on the race iasue Ia ter I aent you years ago to conductor Antonio de Almeida that is happcmng to us . If we could gel Polo are a fine thJng for any someone In California, in whicii and claimed he's a French q•1icken!ng now. Whnt ••a• once to wnlirm Robert Weaver 11 DOl been altogether absent. But a juvenlle cyncism 11 to chlld who Is old enough to C8l'tl our eves oft' lhe dollar Signs long ena glacier • like movement ba• Secretary o! the new Depart,. I peld you a personal tribute. live: but IJn't be an RCA Sanlmenl of Housing and Urban lJe. mollves here wonld be both ough io comider we would see that Ihere lor them and whnl a wide va· become an earthquako tl ofl !JI.hlw and a Iilli )'011111 veiopmenl have In the recent wrong • beaded and picayune. . rlety of pets are now available What a fool I was to put in writ· yankee doodle boy! is plenty to worry about in the held of change. put stood in the forefront • II Is not merely f~ar of the The dangen of contracting eli- lng my one time admiration and morality. Everyone's jumping Into Ju. No longer can any except gainll all real change on tht South«D voter- black - which ~ . from pets have been pro. affecUon for you.., Arthur Kettler, owner of Ba- Bond's act - DOW it's Dana Antbe most embittered proleaaion- race Issue. baa led to this reault. It Is no . claimed from lime to lime ofal adherents of radsm • in • reCharacterlsUcally, In turninl leu respect for the fundamen- teD· without foundaUon. II now IIID Street East, told us wmle drews a• Secret Agent Z.! In Godfrey pambrldge clld not quit ,·er!If say that the South Is not aboul they have also tumed • tal sense of justice and aware- appears, however, that pel alter a dispute, bot, "the sim- "Spy Ia Your Eye" ... Uke a cinder? .. .Sinatra's nest stroke moving rapidly and effectively bout in generosity. The Weaver DeSI of necessary ehange of ..\Uf.I!F.t are a real menace beOur countrv Is engaged In one of the ple trutllls thel Cambridge was of social consciousness will 'be toward a no • longer • distant cruelest wars in our history . It IS a .war nomination was banclled with a the Southern voter' - white. .. caiiSO they so often harbor Sa~ Dred . . I own the club l!l1d I goal of equality before the law. ma8J1811ImOUS dispatch nrely that has grown lrom small proport1ons ICo~1ght, 196, · by ' United monella, 1116 paratyphoid germ fired him. The reason? He used ••Favor the Runner," a showbiz.. Indeed, progress toward thla aeen in the old chnmber of the Featur~ Sydl~ate. · Int.) to one the size that has attracted the atthat II the cause of so many vUe and unprintable obsCenity racial novel by Jay Riclmrd Kennedy .. There'• a Federal goal Is in truth more rapid betention of the world. Our men are dymg outhreab ol food poisoning. 2--Da!ly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepo 0., JaJJ. 24, 1966 en atage, and verbally abused line of flO,OOO possible for millin increasing numbers, and on top or low the Mason • Dixon Line These fascinating amphlblsn our employes. When he ignored creanls who dirty up the TV air that it is making increasing demandR than above it. The wl,. and pets are oileD infected with Salmy wamlngs, I had no recourse upon our wealth and mal~rials, ~nd we balanced among the Nejl'O lead· monella germs before they are but to tell him to leave and not with obscenity, officially and Irately note• FCC Commr. R. E. have not seen the end of 1t yet m sp1to ers themselves know and readbo!ll and discharge these In to return. 1 offered to submit Lee; free speech, be staled, "Is of some extensive l'eace seekmg moves. ily acknowledge as much 1D their discrela liS long 11 they the truth of this matter to not unlimited In the !laid of The average Amcncan outside of _rea~­ private and sometimes, now, live. The ll8ler ID 1bdr play· AGVA (performers' union) II ing and listening to the news, wh1rh 11 broadcasting." •.. Thnt's wbal in public, too. The pendulum pens Is Ulllall)o leeminrl wltb they wished the facta alred. forgotten as soon as it is observed hard· be thinks. is swinging widely; the hardest the germs. In order to keep They didn't." . by Helen Bottel--' lv realizes that we are at war. even when theae pets Nfely, every memstruggles now will be in wr A comparatively Utlio knowll Sean Connery doesn't only the boom of guns sounds in hJS ears as ber ol the household and every ChicagO> and New Yorka and West Coast deejay, Johnny it comes over the air waves. How ~~ny Detruils and no longer in our oUall Version of CbUd'a GIIM the back and bruises her and Is visitor abould wub their handa dislike wearing a toupee - ne Grant, who years ago did a N. of us gave anv thought of the sacr1f1ces 11 ob, so sorry." Or be "10m• with soap and water aftel' oacb dislikeo James Bond Producer Y. abow called "Johnny on 1116 Montgomerys and Little Rocks. Dear Helen: Saltzmann more! As a shom of the few. as we went about the bnsi· In a word, thia generation Is how" happens to got her In the contact with the turtle or Ar11 Connery, Sean wonts to play Spot," deserves a tip of tht This man I used to know nr>S of rarkin~ up a rerord of purch~s· .eelng hL•tory made in civil ,ery, very well is a cross be- eye or cheek with an elbow. Or part of Ita domain. military cap for his reientiesa es during the past holiday season? Sooaer or later lltere llllotuld l!t "The Hill" and all that Bond· dedieatioo to bringing troopeo rights, and II Is seeing '"me- tween a monkey and a donkey be pinchea ber ao hard It leavea eel caah ean go blankety-benk thing else. I! is seeing tho (which is the pollte way of say. marks. Oilce she bad :a swollen 14 be a break Ia lbla hllllhmh- lor ltaeH . . Mag writer Liz of entertainers to Vietnam; aa fast approach of an achieve- ing II). He mooched off me for jaw and another time I black lna roullae, .,peclally amoq Smith teU1 us Connary doesn't be once herded lbem overseas men! which as recenliy as three three ~an - I even fed him eye. lie was ••shadow boxing" lite amaDor ehlldrOD. Wbellter bother to don his rug except on lor Korean GI shows . . . JobnEven those In the government do not years ago bad seemed unat- when he wao too cheap to take abe said, and sht sort ·of "walk· thia be lllniGP eueleQ-1, fer. amera, don everythlnc In b11 lly wu praised by LBJ, deati'Y1eitulnou or lulneH woa'l DilL realize Ihat we will have to give up some tainable in lbe llvea of those me out lor dinner. He embar- ed into a punch." · edly . . The Iron Gate SquallIa macl!. Wb~ II ltappeu, power to make his Bond-produc- ron of the Air All'n, founded of our ambitious programs that are. aim· now al middle age. Tbil thing, rassed me al parties with his She's not kidding anybody. aomeone, and perltapo tl!o whole er luriOUI, and "the truth Is be ed at making ours a great society 1f we thi> incomparably vital evolu- high - jinks - and I do man ton't thai obviously bald, just th Mack Krlendler of"21," holdl continue to engage in a war. and by no Uon, Is nothing less than 1 "high!" And he though! he was She knows bea a ·saddist, but family, wUI pi I Dilly P• nther IIIIo all over." ita 3rd annual Air F - Salute stretch of the imagination can any naTo allow the true reunion of the states. the answer to a woman'• pray· she won't leave blm.· When I lrutntesllaal Feb. 21 at the Americon Hotel; Even TahiU l!n't beyond TV tell her marriage il not meant turtle io I'GIIm ahnl the lloor, tion no matter how affluent can have There hao been no true Millo to armed f(lrcea cba,. to make a lepl target of onf u I have oeea II 101111 llomeo, - Ita 18,000 native• sport 200 proceeds everything and still maintain its position ion In all the century since tho Illes, especially ill VIetnam. A seta . . The Eden Roc In Miami as the home of freedom when other naWell, I put up with It, and person lor another, abe just to to ope11 lba door wide 14 IJI. Beach will be a location 1111 nne eau... War Between the Statea. lions with different ideologies are on when he got ready to domp me, smiles and aays she Is ,.ry bap. leclloa. IGr Tony Quinn's film, "The or all this there are a dolen the march to cut us down. The warning be didn't even have the decen- py. Conunents?-EILEEN So perhaps it Is a good thing LEPROSY VICTIMS lnnocenls,'' but It aUII clldn'l proofs, bot th m01t olrlkillll cy to let me know. I jtJJt saw signs are out, and we had better heed Of the nine m1lllon 14 It there Is a wide variety of pets hove obort-nolice space I o r bave appeared within 1 opan •f blm with another woman, ask- Dear l!;lleen: . (hem or we will deplete our plenty. to choose from. Let your child mllllon person• affected Willi No comment. When Ibis hap. bridegroom Quint! and 1!11 I• There will be no more prospects of tax days. On< Is the position l-.t ed around, and fuund be'd IIIOVleprosy throUJboul the · rirlf; admire the turlles In the zoo or py punching b~ w)lllll advice, •tanl Family . . . Mary M~En· taken by the IIIith Govemer of ed In with ber. reductions. and any mformed person aquarium and pick aomt other roy'e gripe concerns a !am0111 the greateat number are IIi ahe'U aak lor II. - H. · must certainly realize that there .must be Virginia thai toelal and tnWell, I can ten HER tiOli10 pel IGr blm to bring home. Bdwy. reataurant where OI1CI ol the Far Eut and the lalllll tax raises, which in the end w11l hurt tellectual leader of the Old \bingl about ffiM that would Dear Heles: ber group (Miss Jeanette Zano- Pacific. those who are least able to PJY· HangSouth which only yeaterday ~ curl ber lake eyelashea. I'm Whyohwhyohtrhy does our Q- Wltat eaaoet 1 baby 14 ing over the whole picture is the threat been the center of muolve re- about to write her a letter and 11-year-old BOD "t'a" Ia be born with a dislocated hlp? of inflation and we have every prospect sistance to Federally enforced IPUI II all. Why DOt lei her know arithmetic when ' be can catch What IJ the trealmenl? of further 'tinkering with the financial civil rf&bta. A- Tbe CGBpailally cllaloo abe didn't get any bor&aiD? - up on the mDIII cmplleated aJ. structure of the nation with the spend· t..wa~ problem without tve11 . cated hlp 1s due to too ahallow G9Yernor Milia Gochvla ol the GLAD HE'S GONE ing administration soon to get control of using paper and pencil? He 1 socket tn tho oaueorllke Jolnl Dear GHG: old Commonwealth baa roundthe policies 0f the Federal Reserv' sy•· "Pin the talet on the donkey'' know• to the last mill . jiiSt boW Into which the bead of the !emly pledged hil odvdalstratloa t,m. much in arrean I iam, and ur lila and a weaknlll or IQOI8o not merely to even • handedness U. for kids. U you want him back, back- which of his brothers •.,... him neu o1 the ligamentous capeula In public education but al10 to biUng is ne way to get hlm.lf how much, plus intereSt-HOW surrounding the joint Thii eon1 return ID apirll to tho Fed· you're REALLY glad be's gone, COME? dillon may rut! In lamlltet and era! Union. What we need Is for people to be re· Is more common In alrll lban ill "VIr&in!a Ia of the Iouth," why gel in a onil beeau,. he Dear How: duced m their prosperity if we are going ht bas proclaimed ID 1 ·areal dumped you first? Sthruc, smtlf, It's 0 matter of Interest. Wltb bo~ usoal treatment tn thl to get the idea across to them that every· address reminlleent of that and circulate -H. thing Is not rosty. When they have so personal arithmetic - tbe're'a first lew montba of Ufe Is to ll'Uiesl of all Southerners, ~ Dear Helen: much they are not going to be concernacmethlnf! In it for blm. Ioree the thlgbs apart with tho I am the father of two girls, bert E. Let. "She will alway• ed with what goeo on. We can never go If he underptands math, I baby lace down In her crib, be. But the South Is aiH of and 1 also have a wile. That wouldn't worty too much about then pin the diaper to the abeet far developing character or morality the nation. The Commonwealth puts me in your husban~·· cate- the age-11 Joidrums. Most boy• at the knees. She will have 1111 when people are flush with money. and we love wiD always be Vil'flln- gory - one male against three live through them. - H. do not have to make some kind of sac· trouble sleepln8 Ill Ibis plllltloa la; but Vlr~ln!a, too, II of the chollerboxes. They're beauWul rifice like those who havt met crises in This column Ia dedicated to although you or 1 would prohaand they nation, and it is by the nation'• lovable, charming the past with personal involvement eit.h· lamily Uving, so if you're hav· bly find It rather awkward. does standards that we are now cal~ nevPr· run down How er physically or materially. We m thiS tnr kid trouble or just • plain Later, 11 the condition persists, YOUR husband hold up under ed upon to Judge her." country place too much emphasis on our trouble, let Helen Help YOU. a body coat maY be required to The second of the,. latest of the constant talk ;alk talk?- She w!il alao welcorruo your maintain lbe chlld· ID th11 postmaterial strength. The strength of any trhat ire not so much straw• FELLOW MAN nation should lie bl8ed on its moral and own amusln8 experienced. Ad· tlon but, If the treatment il star!· Jn the wbtd as giant trees up- Dear Fellow: spiritual values tbat places honor and You shouldn't have asked dress Helen Bolte! 1D <:are ol ed early the development of ruoted iD the llorm of cbange freedom above ewrytltlne else. The lbll newopaper. the hip aocket should be normal inyolves the ·SouthemeTJ in the that queoUoo bec811Se you cot sa me Is tru~ of lndlvidulla. When 1 perby the time the cblld Ia rea•f, united Slates Senate. Tbe Out one of my husband'• famous anson gets he Idea that money II the sole to walk. "MEETIN' SEEDS appointm41lt of a Negro Cab!JI. swers. Sez he: "To aet a ilt. basis of power they ar~ riding for a fall. • We have gone 10 far ao to forget the true et ·cifll"' since R«onstrucllon tie peace and quiet - I tune in Plein oead fOil' CJIIOIIIottl The American Puritans dignity of man as an Individual. This nahoi been made by a Southern- "Combat'' on TV!" 1114 eommOIIII III WIJI!t C. called the seeds ol the herbs, He's kiddini · I think tion will not endure if we rontlnue on borh President. And this appoint Bnldfladl, M.D., Ill ean el dill and fennel, "meetfu' our present path, but will decay and fall meal has been unanimously H. ' tllfo paper. WbUe Dr. ....... ..eds" because they carried Ut.e so many creal empire• hav' in thf conlinned by a Senate In a Punc•l•l Btl Romance otadl cUHI Wlltl' Jndlvldaal bunches to church in their past.-;-· . IP'OUnd • brealdng action ill llPar Helen: lellm, he wUl aaawer lellen I know a woman who,. hull- hanklea and nibbled them 10 which lraclliionai Southern mem· band smacks her. Oh, all In Jun fight hunger during tho loa& of aenenJialelilt Ia latue . . 11m bavt led the way. l!erVicea. 11 Ia no ioocl recaUi"ll lbt of oourse: be whncks ber OD National advertisinl represtntaUve: Bottinelli Kimball, Jnl'., 343 Lexington AYe ., Ntw ¥ork City. New York. Ill:· trlbt!!- Enduring Values Capitol Comment, Events DOliOR SAYS a• HELEN HELP US! ""'et. ... aet I COLLEGE STANDINGS Don Massengale Wins First Major Tourney • • •• College Basketball Scores I Basketball Seores CoUece BaokelbaD ReaUIII Concordia Minn. 64 llamlino t1 By United Preu lnterllatlonal Minn.-Mrrls 84 Be!bel Minn. 82 Eut SE Missouri 116 Eastern Ill. 71 Duquesne 79 La Salle 77 Concrdla Ill. 9% Cncrdia Mo. II Penn State 86 Pittsburgh 62 Valparaiso 125 Wash. Mo. t2 Kings Pt. 106 Delaware Vly. 73 Coe 72 St. Olaf 62 Navy 99 Frank. Marsh. 74 Chicago Tchr. 107 DominiCI! 1M Lycaming 90 Elizabethtown 79 U. Chicago 6llowa Central 55 Temple 76 Manhattan 66 LaCrosse St. 88 Eau Claire II Hofstra 84 St. Peter's 62 Gs!vs-Adolphs 64 MinD. Dul. 82 Rutgers 62 Fordham 57 St. Marys Minn. 57 Meister 38 Army 97 Colgate 60 Soutbweat lona 68 Selon Hall .60 Tex. Tech 100 Sm. Meth. 83 Calif. IPa.l 84 W. Liberty 89 Amarillo 84 frank Phillips 7f Nrtheslrn 80 F. Dickinson 69 Midwestern 86 Angelo St. 70 Albnght 80 Scr~nton 64 Ahlne Chrstn 71 W. Tex, St. 60 Lafayette 81 Rider 86 Corpus Christi 106 St. Thos. 97 St Jos. fPa.) 79 Penn. 6!1 Howard Payne ll6 Sui Ross 101 Geneva 86 St. franciS Pa. 67" I Sam Hous;on 92 S.l'. Austm 9() St. Bonaventure 80 Camsms 16 Ouach11a 63 Ark. S!. Tchrs. 62 Colby !16 New Hampshire 73 Anzona St. U. 68 AriZona 65 Dartmouth 92 Amhersl 63 Arkansas A.M&N 101 Wiley 5t Vermont 82 Boslon U. 59 H-Snnmons 78 Tenn. Tech 71 Soutb Okl>.. Bapl. 80 Pahndle M4 61 .' · IIU~ Bowling Green 90 Marshall 83 SE Okla. 70 NW Okla. 61 Virginia Tech 90 Clemson 87 E. Cent. Okla. 71 Phillips 66 fS 1p F1or!da 65 Georgia 52 NE Okla. 93 Langston 84 Tennessee 83 Gesrgia Tech 48 Tex. Lu!h. 56 St. Marys Tex 8S w. Va. Tech 62 Alderson-B. 51 Weat aW 'i'" High Point 88 Elon 59 Oregon 61 Oregon St. 60 Belmont 77 Tenn. Wesleyan 54 Brig. Young 115 Utah St. 81 By United FZesa !DternaUonal Villanova 70 Memphis St. 69 Wyoming 70 Colorado St. U. 55 Mother Nature and Will Auburn 90 Alabama 71 Montana 80 Montana St. 76 Chamberlain are two things J. Hopkins 76 Loyola Md. 71 Seattle Pac. 91 St. Martins 57 that you can't fight, and the Middle Tenn. 74 East Tenn. 72 Gonzaga 94 Idaho 79 Philadelphia 76ers are thankful M!dwO!t ICal Poly Porn. 79 S. Diego &a 1 that both ""' on their aide. Michigan 97 Minnesota 85 Chapman 73 San Diego U. 65 The 76& lighting for the top Ohio st. 79 Northwestern 73 Los Angeles 102 Pepperdine liB !pol in i!f/1 National Basketball Drake 79 Wichita 72. ovl. Portland St. 95 .cascade 72 I Association'• eastern division, Iowa 90 Michigan S!. 76 Linfield 82 PaCific Ore. 6' •ot 36 N>inta and 't1 rebounds Miami fOhiol 58 Ken! St. 43 Lewis & Clark M Pac Lutb . 83 "from Big~·Will Sunday as they Kalamazoo 65 Lake forest 62 Easle~n Ore. 62 Ore. Cull 76 defeated the St. Louis Hawks, Xavier Ohio 77 Via. Mdonna 72 Ore. St . Rooks 60 Ore. Frush 50 1114-118, after a snowstorm Evansville 105 Ball Sl. 85 Wesi1110Jm 125 La Verne 77 postponed the scheduled game Detr•1t 76 Toledo 74 Cal Western 82 Cal lrv. 6 7 betweea ••• lea"'•e-le.ading Iowa St. 76 Oklahoma St. 61 Sacramenlo St. .15 Humboldt 69 "~ &" Boston Ceitics and !he San Nebraska 86 Oklahoma 78 Utah 122 Hawaii Gj . Francisco Warriors. Detroit 0!11. 87 Cleveland 85 Cmcmnall 67 LouiSvtll• 65 Oddly, a snowstorm aided the DePaul .04 Loyola Cahf. 60 Oh1o StHte 79 Northweslern 7J 6en Saturday night when their Missouri Vly. 95 Wm. Jewell 93 Xavier 77 VIlla Ma~rmna n 7 game with the second-place Kansas 69 Kansas Sl. 61 Daylon 77 Western Ky. 57 CinUnna!i Royals was post- B~ldwin-W . 86 Ohi? Wes. ~6 Xavier 77 V lla ~1adonna n poned !hu8 enabling Philndei· Cincmnat1 67 LouiSVIlle 6a Bowlmg Green 90 Marshall 83 hi '1 m ch-needed Dayton 77 Western Ky. 57 Miami 58 Kent Sl ole u 1 ~ ~ • a u Okla. City U. 98 Creighton a:; Detroit 76 Toledo 74 ay' res . , Wooster 76 Hope 72 Ohi<J U. 96 Weslern Michigan 116 I Cbdamberlaln, the boleagdue s Oberlin 97 Heidelberg 74 Akron 73 Olterbem 62 ea ir.g ocorer and re un er, Ohio U. 96 Western Mich. 86 Baldwin-Wallace Ill\ Ohto We. 76 completely dominated the back- Akron 73 Olterbein GJ Oberlin 7l Heidelberg 74 bo ar d• durmg · lue • first haIf as Ashland 66 Ohio Norlhern 55 Kenvon 77 Hiram 76 12 oil the 76ers moved to a 58-55 Earlham 92 Franklin 88 Ma~ielta at MI. Union 1ppd.) halftime advantage. S!. Leui!, Indiana Tech 7' Anderson 65 Wooster 7G !lop•' l"tc·h.l "•2 ' ' "' though, moved back into the Rose Poly 80 Hanover 67 Bluffton 83 Hillsdale (M ich.) 74 lead in the second haH and the Wheaton 93 Upper iowa 81 Huntmgton lind 1 88 76ers didn't take command lll. Wesleyan 85 N. Central 59 Cedarville 86 until Wally Jones scored on a !Wth;rn II!. 84 Tenn. Sl. 71 fltolr,Jit Tech 87 Cleveland ,St. a1 Jbree-polnl play with three Illinms St. 97 WISe. IMtl.) 89 Ashland 66 Ohio Northern 55 mlnutea remaining. Zelmo Beaty led the Hawks attack with 33 points. 76e Sl• by H ks 10. . '98 PEBBLE BE Ac R, c a I if. closing round 70 •• tough birdie to give him second <UPII -Din Masse<Jgale never 1Pehbie Beach and 1 72-holejmoney of ~.200, while Mor!ln· bad won a PGA golf tour- total of 2113, four under par. 1dale and Geiberger !led lor COLUMBUS (UPI) _ Ohio Oblo mp School Baobthal! namenl m almost SIX years of Palmer, Winner of the Los third at 285 and each collected college boakelbaU record• for By UoHed l'rolo !Diernollonal trying, bot today he ruled as Angeles Open and playmg $4,000. Palmer, out to regain amea lncludln Saturds J the Bing Crosby champion and superb golf these days, lAde a his Iitle as "king of golf," now g g y, an. Canton McKinley il has an $11,000 check lo prove game try for an eagle • lhree bas won $17,2110 i• only two %2. T W L Pta Ppo Steubenville S1l it. tbat would hove give~ him a ~naments . in 1988 while II I 89ll 727 Maosillon 54 Canton Llncola 50 tie. He wenl for the pm on his N1cklau•. leading money winner 10 1 I'll 1'!9 Fmless lOti OrrvUie 71 Nobody gave the 28-year-old third sbol but it was a ii\Ue in 1964-65. collected $730 at the Youngstown 10 1 844 '1iz Mansfield st. Peter 57 Shelby 47 native of Jacksboro, Tex., a strong and stopped eight !eel Crosby o!ter finishing 11 a lie ~mon Woos~ 31 Dover 211 1,• 1121•• 1050 Akro chance in the Crosby ag&nsl • away In 24th 'ih 295 Clncmnall classy field lbal included · c' aspe WII'n!ahed · _ Bluffton n Ho wer 75 a overIea f 45 12 2 124z 1077 1 p1 ••nk the putt for r I ' • .,., I w 1 -· -· Newloo Fallo 50 Southeast 22 . kl 12 2 ... 008 er A~no ld PaImer, J ack NIC aus, a mer ~ a strike ohead of Lema wbo Is ..,. W K ed Billy Casper, Tony Lema and bothered b ~~Central State !I 2 1086 905 arrPO erm Y 50 · most of the top touring pros. Y a sore e ~w. Steubenville !I 2 1021 843 Jackson Milton 83 But in the stretch run Massengale, ":ho bas won Defiance , Salem 55 Rav.enna 49 9 2 881 185 S d M !I led only $48.972.13 SIIICe gomg o• D to Canfield 73 Mingo 60 13 3 1307 10811 un a.y. assengn1 ou 118 the tour in 1!160 praised Lema ay n ,.. 1263 Pllland 79 Leto. Dl8 51. 3 1~ chargmg Palmer and b1ds by hi . rtne' 1 . ' Findlay 12 111 Billy Martindale of Jackson· s p ymg pa r, or helpmg Miami l I 3 tJ94 884 Eut pa1estm 52 L~bon 40 ville, Tex., and AI Geiberg..- of b1m throogb the pressuro- Otterbein 10 4 1055 948 Columbia 63 1Ausv11le 411 Carlton Oaks. Calif., to post 8 By United Presa lntornaHonal P~~ed final roond. , Malone 10 f I05f 1014 Wester• Reserve 73 This week's Ohio college ba•· He wAs very helpful, Don Obe tin Lordstown 56 1 4 739 685 kethnll schedule said. "He was really pulling for Rio rGrande United Local 12 North Lima 63 11 71628 1539 MONDAY me out there and be calmed me Denison 1 S 114 820 Mineral fUdge 45 LoweUvllle 41 Ohio Stale at Iowa e down." Marietta 1 8 llltl1 1057 McDonald tJ2 Greenford 56 Detro!l at Xavier Wittenberg 1 1 968 884 Hubbard 42 Champion 40 Alderson-Broaddus at Cedarville I I 114 11M Strulhen 57 U TI Campbell Memorial f4 The first teams of Dayton Marietta at M!. Unio~ungstown b ' O~ovi~nlvers!t• ~ 1 , : : : Bo.rdman 58 Brookfield Sl ' Au•lintown Fitch 5S Girard 54 Cleveland and Columbus finishTUESDAY (Continued !rom pagt 1 ) Toledo I I 994 t38 Springfield Local 87 ed IQ tbal order at Columbus In Loyola (Calif.) al Day!on I & 88!1 1126 Youngstown Woodrew Wllson 62 hesitate" to ask for larger Ohio Slate bl the annual Intercities Ta e Akron at Baldwin·Wallce Kenyon 5 5 724 757 Weal Branch 81 S ,_ . military appropriations and Tennis COII\•ellt1on aluruay Kenyon at Ohio Wesleyan . Jobn Carroll 4 4 571 H7 Youngstown Ursu"-- •• and Sunday. Malone at Clevland Sta!o higher taxes to cover them. lllram 1 11030 1045 uno "" WEDNESDAY Delenst: Total dtlense budg- Aabland S YI!Wigstown Rayoo 61 7 115 735 lr. all, 11 three • man teams , . . . et of $58.3 billion Includes $10.S . Canton South 59 1 from Ohio and Weal Virginia St. Joseph' Und.) al Cmcmnall blll' · " · 1 v·10 t N Bowlmg Green ' 1139 1304 Yoongstown East 61 Niles 46 State IOn In Alsospecioprovides am 5 8 ltllll 11191 Warren Harding 88 aome clubs entering No. 21eama Toledo M halla! Kent M' ml costs'' for Kent Bald State . Walla 1 a~Youngstown eompeted. B:Jr~io S~te additional Minuteman and Pola- W st.,.... R co 5 1 968 Ill! Youngstown South 115 bu . . no miss1les, a new fleet of e em eserve 3 5 118 Ill ~.ake n Bowling Green 55 . Members of the Colum 8 Hiram at Mt. Umoo FBIII bombers and a !econd Ohio Northera 4 I t2T 970 :Anthony Wayne 4t Maumee 42 first learn were John Spencer, Ohio Northern at Wooster 1e • Ohio Wealeyan 4 9 tJ94 ll9tl Defiance 60 Fostoria 59 11 1963 Ohio Men's singles cham- Midland at Wilberforce n.uc ar power 8li'Cra car. Musklngum 3 t '13& 11M Ttledo DeVilbiss 77 Bryan liO pton; John Tannehill, Middle- W.Va. Slate at Rio Grande rl~al Soelely: "We are 1 Heidelberg 2 9 788 105 Toledo Central 52 Roger• 47 pordt, 1965 U. S.d Boys 13 and TIIUJISDAY rich nation and can afford to Cleveland State 1 8 11M 680 Toledo Macomber 67 NBA Standinp on er litHst; on Dick Evans, Cedarville at Defiance make progreu at home while WUmington I 10 788 !194 Toledo Strltcb « By United Press latemational No. 9 ranked In Ohio Men's sin· FRIDAY meeting obligations abroad." Capital I II 837 10« Napoleon 1S Perrysburg 6a Euleru Dlvi•lon I cles. Tannehill'• two • day re- Toledo at Duquesne Expenditures for Great Society MII).AMERICAN Oak Harbor 89 Genoa 74 W L. Pet THROUGH YEARS OF EXPERIENCE WE rord waa 19 matches. won and Findlay at Mich. Lutheran programs wiD Jnerease by more Miami & 0 440 359 Bloomfield Hills Country Day 58illoltoa , _,,,. .3l ·14 .689 HAVE FOUND THAT QUALITY IS MORE !'v;~os;~c~OC:~d fl~~:~ W1~ ~ :a~ at Allegheny. than $3 blllioo. Major increases Bowling Greea S Z il9ll 397 Maumee Valley U Cincinnati ..... .31 15 .674 LASTING THAN A CHEAP FIRST PRICE. WE HAVE ALWAYS STRIVED FOR QUALITY. WE WI lrml T~!~~!~ Northern ~e !or w ~~galn~t ~:"bWrty,lonup ~.f.:" ~ =· ~;o~ayu~~a 7f Philadelphkia .. .30 17 .638 19-5. 1 1 di rom . on , .• ; New t.ork .... .. 14 31 .304 CAN NOW SUPPLY YOU WITH A QUALITY 1 Har. n Simmons at Ohio State aid lo schools up from $730 Western Michigan 2 S 415 433 Waverly II Grandview M 'li'Eoteru Division STORM WINDOW AT A VERY REASONABLE QUEER BIRD CmcrnnaU al St. Lows mUllen to $!.5 hiiUoo; and Ohio I S p» S1l London 53 Plain City 42 W•. L. .Pel PRICE. . Dayton al St. J~b (Pa.) health care of aged, up from KOIII Slala I 5 ,45& 100 Reynold!burg 61 Westerville 56 Los Angeles ..... . 28 24 .538 1 The ollbiTd, or guaclnlro, Is Xa;tner at Memphis Stale $390 mlllioo to $1.1 billion. omo OONFERENcE Columbus Ready 85 Baltimore ...... 25 27 ,481 I curious bird that bves In Ob10 . Univ. at Kent Stale Fomgo Aid: Spending of $4.1 Akon 1 0 518 388 Franldin Heigbta T1 San Francisco •. .%2 27 .4491 tropical countries. Clustering Akron at Musk ingum billion, a dettease of $200 Wooster I I 5113 493 Wesllall 56 Circleville 55 St. Louis .... _ .•. 21 28 .429 like bats in caves durmg the Wooster at Otterbein mi!Uon from this year. Asked MI. Unl011 4 1 359 359 ~- South 69 Detroit ......... IS 33 .313 day, these birds !•rage at Ohie Wesleyan at Hiram Congress pot program on long- Otterbein S 3 11110 S07 West Jefferson 112 Salida)'• Results Jight In great Ooeks In oearcb Oberlin at Mt. Union term basis with ~year author!- Otterbein I 3 150 S07 Columbol South 71 Philadelphia 104 St. Louis 98 of food. Marietta at Baldw!JI.Wallace zal101. Will proJIO'Ie new "food Wlltenberi I 3 54S 490 Dayton Roosevelt 89 San Francisco al Boston Malone at Ashland lor peace'' legislation, placlag Oberlin 4 S 45t f48 Ohio Deal 51! Weal Pa. Deal 53 lpostpolled. i•clement weather) Wabahs at Kenyon heavier emphosls oo helping BaldwU..WaUaeo 3 2 412 390 Columbus Hartley 77 (OolJ games acheduled) HEAVY EATI'R ~fiance ai'Sprllg Arbor undeveloped countrlea 1ncreoae Oberlin 4 S 459 t48 HamUton Twp. 4t 1.' The shrew, wblcb ranges Ia Franklin •t Cedarville lbelr own agricultural produc- Denison 5 4 t100 t1119 Columbos St. Mary 77 BIG TI'N length from two to ail Inches, Youngstown at Susequebanna lion. • Marietta S S 411 414 Columbus Academy S1l ronsumes Its own weight In Rio Grande at Oakland City llpaee: Spending estimated at Kenyoa J 3 410 W Uma Bath 84 Ada 18 Michigan 4 o 361 317' No High Pressure Salesmen! food about every three bours Sleubenvll~ at Ky. Wesleyan $5.3 biliioo, a decline ol '-'100 Oblo Wesleyan S I 183 880 Columbus Grove 112 Gomer 53 Mlcahig•• State 3 1 330 297 because of Ita rapid metabolic Central State al Gannoa (Pa.) million !rom this year. lJe. lllram 2 I 555 59'1 Minller 13 ADaonia 55 Illinois 3 1 355 ml Visit Our Store for Complete Information rate according to the Encycio- Findlay at Detroit Tech crease reaulta from leveling off MualdDgum Z I 462 ll57 Montpelier 10 Edgerton 5t Iowa 2 2 2119 276 paedia Britannica. aeveland State at C)arfoa of lunar program CtSts and lleldelberg Z 7 131 '12% Hiebvllle 64 Oakwood 83 Purdue 1 2 268 287 eutback In hasla oclentillc Capital o I 542 1511 Ayerovllle II Blue Creek G2 Mianesota 1 2 241 261 BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. research projects. MIO.Omo Ottawa Glandorf 11 Ob!o stata 1 2 221 236 Veterans: He wUI propose Bluffton 5 I 8911 349 Wapakoneta 45 Wiacoluiin N. 2ND AVE. MIDDLEPORT, 0. 1 2 203 238 outlays of $90 millioa to launch Defionce l 2 Silt l'l& BeriiD Heigbta 10 Lakeside 13 Northwestern 1 3 328 339 a new program of "GI bill" Alhland s 2 330 104 Dea!Ierl 78 McComb 70 edocallonal benefits to help ex- Cedarville 1 J 411 411 Archbold 10 Wauseon 63 lndl~ana~---1~3~30::_7_:338~!,===========....,.,==..,...=..,.; llerVicemea ln "readju•llng to Maiooe z J I'll 390 FOIIorla St. Wendelin 1J .u.r:IDI 1 "':t. 1 THIS WEEK'S ° ! 1 GAMES Columbus Team In Third Place y B daet• Gl ance t I ..------=======---,_-..___. . . ..____,., ed . 1 : ::! : 7 I ~ KING LET INGELS :BERRfS WORLD - • •• .. ·.. .. .. . By CURT BLOCK teams •aw action last Satur- game Saturday. tbe NCAA ch 1 m pi 0 n ohlp over oklaluna State; De! Paul • UPI Sporll Writer •day, ail coming away winners. St. Joe's plays Dayton they've narrowly mLised the verwhelmed Loyola !L.A.) Mthe only two perfect l'OUege St. Joseph's (Pa.l, No. 3, Saturday; Providence, No. 4, past two seasons, lsll!C!d 411 10 lor 111 l2th win In 15 starts; ba,kttball records in th~ nal1on 1 topped Pennsylvania 79-69; faces Niagara; Vanderbilt op- points as the Wolverines topped VU 1an 0 v a nipped Memphis • will be on the line twice thisj Kansas, No. 7, beat Kansas po"'s LSU; Bradley meets Minnesota 97-85. Russell_ Co. Slate 7~ on Kevin Traynor's we•k as the schools prepare for , State 69-6!; and Illtb-raled Utah I LouiSvUie and Utah plays Utahlgot a hand lrom Iowa which lwt.mlnute free throw· Drake the second hall.. of the season. I thrashed Hawaii 122<17. · IState, all Saturday. banded Michigan Slate its llr!l scored a 79-72 overtime' victory Second-ranked Kentucky (12. Rest Period Loyola (Ill.) opens II• three Big Ten loss 90-76. over Wichita alter holding an 0) took a week off lor mid- Six members or the upper game series with Marshall early IJ.polnt lead· Cincinnati semester examinations . and echelon will wait unlll Saturd•y tonight bul will hove tougher Wetley tile Key edged LoulsvUie ' 67~; and _ resumes play tomgbl agamst a befor• dennmg un!lorms again. sledding against UCLA Friday I Slx-fool-tt Wall Wealey'l 28 Dayton stopped Western Ken- ... weak Louisiana State 1m. Thel Seventh-ranked Kansas does and Kansas Slate the next ; points and 13 rebounds made lucky 77_57 • Wildcats ~hould have a morel not play ustil Feb. 5 while Inight. I the difference In KIIIIBas' , 1 need a lood salesman to lei difficult lime Saturday when nlllth-ra!ed Loyola (lll.l is In weekend action, the Hawks triumph However the hlghl • Fairfield, one of the East's 1 ad 1tart 1 d" !hey host Auburn 01-31. busie•t of all with lbreei of St. Joe's moved closer to the rated J~yhowks 1;all Nebraa:•l top sma!i colleges, defeated ou . a a eu Etghth-tated Texas Western,1encounters this week. valuable, mythical city cham- by a half game Ia the Big Southern Connecticut 90 • 5I; •11 ;¢' Gilhas been Idle smce Jan. 6 and! . ~e-beaten . Duke, the na- plonship of Philadelphia down· Eight. Evansvll!e swamped B!lll Stale PbSTPOMED goes alier Ils 131h consecutive liOns most highly thought of In, Penn. Cliff Anderson poured 105-85; Southern Illinois the Ali e,..a high ochool wm Wednesday with Anwna team . and lbe leader in the In :t3 points for the winnel's who Elsewhere, Mike S!lllman's II r.alion's top-ranked small col- buketball gamoa schodState providing the oppos11Ion. Atlantic Coast Conference wilh bounced back after losing to Sl. points led Army to 1 97.1)1) lege team, beat fourth-rated uled S.turday night were They'll meet West Texas State a 1>-! mark meets ACC John's. victory over Colgate; sopbo- Tesnessee Slate M-7l; and postponed bacauoe of tho Saturday. 1 runnerup North Carohna State All-American Carnie Russell more Don Smith's 23 points Valparaiso outscored Washing- heovy onow. They will be Only three of the leading 10 1(4-21 in an all-importan. league determined to lead Michigan ta paced Iowa Slate to 1 76-61 win ton tMo) 125-12 reocheduled later. _ _:__ _ _ __ _.:::___.:__ _ ~ _ __:_ __ ::__::___ _ ;__::__;_____;.:_:::=:_.:.::.c.::::;:.::.~.::.::.::=~.:.:..-:.::::._:::::.c::::_.'.:~·~~·~--1 I Dally Sentinel, Pomercnr·JIJQdleport. 0., 11ft. ,_, JUIJ I ALL STABS DO ITI HPERT INSTAU..A.TION! ARMSTRONG'S Unoleum ,.,,,. Jnl•ld Vinyl noor •.,,.., tor ....,. k1D4 "' 11oor. toot pot- ProfeaiMal IUallollon 117 .., • da II J'OUI'Itlf. Call WY ~ for tne CUIII. Loudon'12 54 1 cl"'vili~·an~llle~.~"................~\VilmilrPHI~;·~;;_......;'~I..;411~1~45$ MeCiuN T1llopeweD II Gnnd Raplda l,aknla 13 Elmo... 5t lancJuU, St. Marys 101 Glbacmbtq '12 eve, • Belllville 5t Alllea Ill Buckeye Caalral .. Green Sprlnp II Bloomville 1$ FoyeUe 81 Stryil!r 80 Porllmtuth 12 Marietta sa New Conoord 65 Pbllo li9 Lockland 74 IlldlaD Hill 70 Oak Hilla 8t IAwrenceburl (Ind.) 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C8rdiDII Spellman wrvle to !'opt 1'11!1 and llid H a cltoiN hid, to Ill ma4e, bl would preler to NIIDqnllh 1!11 ~ CII New York and keep 1!11 parallel polt u MWiar7 VIcar to the U. I. Armed F'orllH ·.. None CII !he three Pop811 IIIII uted ldm to make that cleclslon, and bl Jau 101111 hil retllently twtnldliJc woy, a lobe-llrdllDI 1n1p1rao lion and a hero to our belovld avmeaa llol.f11C81. :m. Entered u aerond cla11 mailiDI matter at the po1t o1fic:t at Pomeroy, Obit, tllloll to IIY hello lo Stanley DueI cllaebvered I ''uaed 1JM4. INieman-) MlftUI ... 'nle COtDo tild• oa ·ber pla!II; and 11)'1 the menta on TrumiD Capote'• "In walter, ·apprJJetl CI1 tlda uuiiJI. Cold Blood" book Hem ui!IVer- larJ Iitle dllb, Javt It thl ~ laliJ and !a1111l!J417 to ... the Clll Broadwll ~ Will!, pol!tl M theY try . to CIIJIOII(M "WatdJ lt -.. 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Y. · "My name appeara Ia larpr I& ·Ltmdoa, United Artlall l~»t Ita '· Athletic Club by swJmmlnr al ten tho the Jobn Birch Socl• ty". ·. The ClrdiDII nolllled bia cub JIWial but aot • bef. the City Alblelic Club; did he COMMENT. liNG EDITORIALLY Blrcbman Boberl Welel! .,. 1)1' percentage ol Barl'a future join? .. . A speclal Federll ....... urnitJp over thl oat tea Jlllrl Grond Jury baa been ordered cernlng !lie leiter ht . .. Sophia Loren'• koJnc lbea4 lor Feb. 1 (now - everybody yura ago to a C. M. Crawford with ber eootume lllllnp for quake) . .. Our Story I h In which be p!Wisld Welch lor Cblrlle Cbaplin's 111m but thinga weeks ago that Mery Carter aome publisht!ll aspirations; and areo't nearly so lovey-dolley aa Paints was buying HuntJnelol received no reply .. Cardinal the first publidtj blurbs slowed Cushing's current attitude Is DarUord'a Paradise Island II Princess Grace hu got summed up oimply enough In (maiden name IJoz Jchndl <"hubby, does thai mean Audrey Ill Nassau, Balmmoa, waa cor- which be asks, "What am I te llepbum sometime might go roborated, biCiudlng tbe price which he asks, "What am to blub, too . Marcello MastroA WRITER recently characterized our (flo!-milllon) and even wbo'd do with regard to bavlng my laDnl'l no eoaual coatractee • society as the most affluent m tho nin the glmbllng IWaUa<e Oro- wnt mlsaaed in th1a lashlon! 1>1s pact with Embaasy tuma history of the world. We read constantly "You know that I have absono and the Lucayan Beach of everything going up, with no end IB lulely nothing 14 do with the runs longer than many movie bunch) · . Decorator Miriam scripls - 66 pages . . . David sight, the stock market, fanuly mcome, lllorslmll broke her loot J'\IJI. Birch Society -1 was never a Merrick'• "Philadelphia, Hera savings, gross natiOnal product, and Ding like a lawn across lA P• membero of It, and I ~Y Come" ldue Feb. 18 on Bdwy.) widespread industrial expansion. It IS C811110t undenland thl ,ineaJII indeed prosperity extendmg ~ver a perthla orpnizaUoa JIW'SIIes in re- reeked up three "m01181 nolleiod longer than at any ume In the hfe endllnl members." Cardinal a" 1a Pbilly · . . "lllodesl1 By WiWam S. White Bhllse" sound• virnally unpleasof the nation. and we have not had any Cushing concluded: sign of even a reressJOn in a ~um.ber, of "I have yet to lind a mem- ant enough - star Monica V~ angry past ucept to IDu!ftrate Senate. To be sure, pollUcal moyears. We naturally take pnde m h~ WASHINGTON - A vast and ber of th1a aoclety whom I U'a nudity IJ covered, aort of, prosperity of our mdivldual commun.· deep overturn in Southern alti· ils immense contrast to tho lives - l!l1d notably the preswould trust, as a result of the with tatlolll, aU over , . . Parll present. For some of thOMI ence of a newly enfranchised ties as well as the natron. but at the same tudtl - and Jn Southern perBy Wayae G. Brudalldl, M.D. way Its leaders have used a let- !Wlvie critics raved about young Southern Senators who voted Negro vote In' the South --bavt time we are forgetting somethmg else furmance - on the race iasue Ia ter I aent you years ago to conductor Antonio de Almeida that is happcmng to us . If we could gel Polo are a fine thJng for any someone In California, in whicii and claimed he's a French q•1icken!ng now. Whnt ••a• once to wnlirm Robert Weaver 11 DOl been altogether absent. But a juvenlle cyncism 11 to chlld who Is old enough to C8l'tl our eves oft' lhe dollar Signs long ena glacier • like movement ba• Secretary o! the new Depart,. I peld you a personal tribute. live: but IJn't be an RCA Sanlmenl of Housing and Urban lJe. mollves here wonld be both ough io comider we would see that Ihere lor them and whnl a wide va· become an earthquako tl ofl !JI.hlw and a Iilli )'011111 veiopmenl have In the recent wrong • beaded and picayune. . rlety of pets are now available What a fool I was to put in writ· yankee doodle boy! is plenty to worry about in the held of change. put stood in the forefront • II Is not merely f~ar of the The dangen of contracting eli- lng my one time admiration and morality. Everyone's jumping Into Ju. No longer can any except gainll all real change on tht South«D voter- black - which ~ . from pets have been pro. affecUon for you.., Arthur Kettler, owner of Ba- Bond's act - DOW it's Dana Antbe most embittered proleaaion- race Issue. baa led to this reault. It Is no . claimed from lime to lime ofal adherents of radsm • in • reCharacterlsUcally, In turninl leu respect for the fundamen- teD· without foundaUon. II now IIID Street East, told us wmle drews a• Secret Agent Z.! In Godfrey pambrldge clld not quit ,·er!If say that the South Is not aboul they have also tumed • tal sense of justice and aware- appears, however, that pel alter a dispute, bot, "the sim- "Spy Ia Your Eye" ... Uke a cinder? .. .Sinatra's nest stroke moving rapidly and effectively bout in generosity. The Weaver DeSI of necessary ehange of ..\Uf.I!F.t are a real menace beOur countrv Is engaged In one of the ple trutllls thel Cambridge was of social consciousness will 'be toward a no • longer • distant cruelest wars in our history . It IS a .war nomination was banclled with a the Southern voter' - white. .. caiiSO they so often harbor Sa~ Dred . . I own the club l!l1d I goal of equality before the law. ma8J1811ImOUS dispatch nrely that has grown lrom small proport1ons ICo~1ght, 196, · by ' United monella, 1116 paratyphoid germ fired him. The reason? He used ••Favor the Runner," a showbiz.. Indeed, progress toward thla aeen in the old chnmber of the Featur~ Sydl~ate. · Int.) to one the size that has attracted the atthat II the cause of so many vUe and unprintable obsCenity racial novel by Jay Riclmrd Kennedy .. There'• a Federal goal Is in truth more rapid betention of the world. Our men are dymg outhreab ol food poisoning. 2--Da!ly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepo 0., JaJJ. 24, 1966 en atage, and verbally abused line of flO,OOO possible for millin increasing numbers, and on top or low the Mason • Dixon Line These fascinating amphlblsn our employes. When he ignored creanls who dirty up the TV air that it is making increasing demandR than above it. The wl,. and pets are oileD infected with Salmy wamlngs, I had no recourse upon our wealth and mal~rials, ~nd we balanced among the Nejl'O lead· monella germs before they are but to tell him to leave and not with obscenity, officially and Irately note• FCC Commr. R. E. have not seen the end of 1t yet m sp1to ers themselves know and readbo!ll and discharge these In to return. 1 offered to submit Lee; free speech, be staled, "Is of some extensive l'eace seekmg moves. ily acknowledge as much 1D their discrela liS long 11 they the truth of this matter to not unlimited In the !laid of The average Amcncan outside of _rea~­ private and sometimes, now, live. The ll8ler ID 1bdr play· AGVA (performers' union) II ing and listening to the news, wh1rh 11 broadcasting." •.. Thnt's wbal in public, too. The pendulum pens Is Ulllall)o leeminrl wltb they wished the facta alred. forgotten as soon as it is observed hard· be thinks. is swinging widely; the hardest the germs. In order to keep They didn't." . by Helen Bottel--' lv realizes that we are at war. even when theae pets Nfely, every memstruggles now will be in wr A comparatively Utlio knowll Sean Connery doesn't only the boom of guns sounds in hJS ears as ber ol the household and every ChicagO> and New Yorka and West Coast deejay, Johnny it comes over the air waves. How ~~ny Detruils and no longer in our oUall Version of CbUd'a GIIM the back and bruises her and Is visitor abould wub their handa dislike wearing a toupee - ne Grant, who years ago did a N. of us gave anv thought of the sacr1f1ces 11 ob, so sorry." Or be "10m• with soap and water aftel' oacb dislikeo James Bond Producer Y. abow called "Johnny on 1116 Montgomerys and Little Rocks. Dear Helen: Saltzmann more! As a shom of the few. as we went about the bnsi· In a word, thia generation Is how" happens to got her In the contact with the turtle or Ar11 Connery, Sean wonts to play Spot," deserves a tip of tht This man I used to know nr>S of rarkin~ up a rerord of purch~s· .eelng hL•tory made in civil ,ery, very well is a cross be- eye or cheek with an elbow. Or part of Ita domain. military cap for his reientiesa es during the past holiday season? Sooaer or later lltere llllotuld l!t "The Hill" and all that Bond· dedieatioo to bringing troopeo rights, and II Is seeing '"me- tween a monkey and a donkey be pinchea ber ao hard It leavea eel caah ean go blankety-benk thing else. I! is seeing tho (which is the pollte way of say. marks. Oilce she bad :a swollen 14 be a break Ia lbla hllllhmh- lor ltaeH . . Mag writer Liz of entertainers to Vietnam; aa fast approach of an achieve- ing II). He mooched off me for jaw and another time I black lna roullae, .,peclally amoq Smith teU1 us Connary doesn't be once herded lbem overseas men! which as recenliy as three three ~an - I even fed him eye. lie was ••shadow boxing" lite amaDor ehlldrOD. Wbellter bother to don his rug except on lor Korean GI shows . . . JobnEven those In the government do not years ago bad seemed unat- when he wao too cheap to take abe said, and sht sort ·of "walk· thia be lllniGP eueleQ-1, fer. amera, don everythlnc In b11 lly wu praised by LBJ, deati'Y1eitulnou or lulneH woa'l DilL realize Ihat we will have to give up some tainable in lbe llvea of those me out lor dinner. He embar- ed into a punch." · edly . . The Iron Gate SquallIa macl!. Wb~ II ltappeu, power to make his Bond-produc- ron of the Air All'n, founded of our ambitious programs that are. aim· now al middle age. Tbil thing, rassed me al parties with his She's not kidding anybody. aomeone, and perltapo tl!o whole er luriOUI, and "the truth Is be ed at making ours a great society 1f we thi> incomparably vital evolu- high - jinks - and I do man ton't thai obviously bald, just th Mack Krlendler of"21," holdl continue to engage in a war. and by no Uon, Is nothing less than 1 "high!" And he though! he was She knows bea a ·saddist, but family, wUI pi I Dilly P• nther IIIIo all over." ita 3rd annual Air F - Salute stretch of the imagination can any naTo allow the true reunion of the states. the answer to a woman'• pray· she won't leave blm.· When I lrutntesllaal Feb. 21 at the Americon Hotel; Even TahiU l!n't beyond TV tell her marriage il not meant turtle io I'GIIm ahnl the lloor, tion no matter how affluent can have There hao been no true Millo to armed f(lrcea cba,. to make a lepl target of onf u I have oeea II 101111 llomeo, - Ita 18,000 native• sport 200 proceeds everything and still maintain its position ion In all the century since tho Illes, especially ill VIetnam. A seta . . The Eden Roc In Miami as the home of freedom when other naWell, I put up with It, and person lor another, abe just to to ope11 lba door wide 14 IJI. Beach will be a location 1111 nne eau... War Between the Statea. lions with different ideologies are on when he got ready to domp me, smiles and aays she Is ,.ry bap. leclloa. IGr Tony Quinn's film, "The or all this there are a dolen the march to cut us down. The warning be didn't even have the decen- py. Conunents?-EILEEN So perhaps it Is a good thing LEPROSY VICTIMS lnnocenls,'' but It aUII clldn'l proofs, bot th m01t olrlkillll cy to let me know. I jtJJt saw signs are out, and we had better heed Of the nine m1lllon 14 It there Is a wide variety of pets hove obort-nolice space I o r bave appeared within 1 opan •f blm with another woman, ask- Dear l!;lleen: . (hem or we will deplete our plenty. to choose from. Let your child mllllon person• affected Willi No comment. When Ibis hap. bridegroom Quint! and 1!11 I• There will be no more prospects of tax days. On< Is the position l-.t ed around, and fuund be'd IIIOVleprosy throUJboul the · rirlf; admire the turlles In the zoo or py punching b~ w)lllll advice, •tanl Family . . . Mary M~En· taken by the IIIith Govemer of ed In with ber. reductions. and any mformed person aquarium and pick aomt other roy'e gripe concerns a !am0111 the greateat number are IIi ahe'U aak lor II. - H. · must certainly realize that there .must be Virginia thai toelal and tnWell, I can ten HER tiOli10 pel IGr blm to bring home. Bdwy. reataurant where OI1CI ol the Far Eut and the lalllll tax raises, which in the end w11l hurt tellectual leader of the Old \bingl about ffiM that would Dear Heles: ber group (Miss Jeanette Zano- Pacific. those who are least able to PJY· HangSouth which only yeaterday ~ curl ber lake eyelashea. I'm Whyohwhyohtrhy does our Q- Wltat eaaoet 1 baby 14 ing over the whole picture is the threat been the center of muolve re- about to write her a letter and 11-year-old BOD "t'a" Ia be born with a dislocated hlp? of inflation and we have every prospect sistance to Federally enforced IPUI II all. Why DOt lei her know arithmetic when ' be can catch What IJ the trealmenl? of further 'tinkering with the financial civil rf&bta. A- Tbe CGBpailally cllaloo abe didn't get any bor&aiD? - up on the mDIII cmplleated aJ. structure of the nation with the spend· t..wa~ problem without tve11 . cated hlp 1s due to too ahallow G9Yernor Milia Gochvla ol the GLAD HE'S GONE ing administration soon to get control of using paper and pencil? He 1 socket tn tho oaueorllke Jolnl Dear GHG: old Commonwealth baa roundthe policies 0f the Federal Reserv' sy•· "Pin the talet on the donkey'' know• to the last mill . jiiSt boW Into which the bead of the !emly pledged hil odvdalstratloa t,m. much in arrean I iam, and ur lila and a weaknlll or IQOI8o not merely to even • handedness U. for kids. U you want him back, back- which of his brothers •.,... him neu o1 the ligamentous capeula In public education but al10 to biUng is ne way to get hlm.lf how much, plus intereSt-HOW surrounding the joint Thii eon1 return ID apirll to tho Fed· you're REALLY glad be's gone, COME? dillon may rut! In lamlltet and era! Union. What we need Is for people to be re· Is more common In alrll lban ill "VIr&in!a Ia of the Iouth," why gel in a onil beeau,. he Dear How: duced m their prosperity if we are going ht bas proclaimed ID 1 ·areal dumped you first? Sthruc, smtlf, It's 0 matter of Interest. Wltb bo~ usoal treatment tn thl to get the idea across to them that every· address reminlleent of that and circulate -H. thing Is not rosty. When they have so personal arithmetic - tbe're'a first lew montba of Ufe Is to ll'Uiesl of all Southerners, ~ Dear Helen: much they are not going to be concernacmethlnf! In it for blm. Ioree the thlgbs apart with tho I am the father of two girls, bert E. Let. "She will alway• ed with what goeo on. We can never go If he underptands math, I baby lace down In her crib, be. But the South Is aiH of and 1 also have a wile. That wouldn't worty too much about then pin the diaper to the abeet far developing character or morality the nation. The Commonwealth puts me in your husban~·· cate- the age-11 Joidrums. Most boy• at the knees. She will have 1111 when people are flush with money. and we love wiD always be Vil'flln- gory - one male against three live through them. - H. do not have to make some kind of sac· trouble sleepln8 Ill Ibis plllltloa la; but Vlr~ln!a, too, II of the chollerboxes. They're beauWul rifice like those who havt met crises in This column Ia dedicated to although you or 1 would prohaand they nation, and it is by the nation'• lovable, charming the past with personal involvement eit.h· lamily Uving, so if you're hav· bly find It rather awkward. does standards that we are now cal~ nevPr· run down How er physically or materially. We m thiS tnr kid trouble or just • plain Later, 11 the condition persists, YOUR husband hold up under ed upon to Judge her." country place too much emphasis on our trouble, let Helen Help YOU. a body coat maY be required to The second of the,. latest of the constant talk ;alk talk?- She w!il alao welcorruo your maintain lbe chlld· ID th11 postmaterial strength. The strength of any trhat ire not so much straw• FELLOW MAN nation should lie bl8ed on its moral and own amusln8 experienced. Ad· tlon but, If the treatment il star!· Jn the wbtd as giant trees up- Dear Fellow: spiritual values tbat places honor and You shouldn't have asked dress Helen Bolte! 1D <:are ol ed early the development of ruoted iD the llorm of cbange freedom above ewrytltlne else. The lbll newopaper. the hip aocket should be normal inyolves the ·SouthemeTJ in the that queoUoo bec811Se you cot sa me Is tru~ of lndlvidulla. When 1 perby the time the cblld Ia rea•f, united Slates Senate. Tbe Out one of my husband'• famous anson gets he Idea that money II the sole to walk. "MEETIN' SEEDS appointm41lt of a Negro Cab!JI. swers. Sez he: "To aet a ilt. basis of power they ar~ riding for a fall. • We have gone 10 far ao to forget the true et ·cifll"' since R«onstrucllon tie peace and quiet - I tune in Plein oead fOil' CJIIOIIIottl The American Puritans dignity of man as an Individual. This nahoi been made by a Southern- "Combat'' on TV!" 1114 eommOIIII III WIJI!t C. called the seeds ol the herbs, He's kiddini · I think tion will not endure if we rontlnue on borh President. And this appoint Bnldfladl, M.D., Ill ean el dill and fennel, "meetfu' our present path, but will decay and fall meal has been unanimously H. ' tllfo paper. WbUe Dr. ....... ..eds" because they carried Ut.e so many creal empire• hav' in thf conlinned by a Senate In a Punc•l•l Btl Romance otadl cUHI Wlltl' Jndlvldaal bunches to church in their past.-;-· . IP'OUnd • brealdng action ill llPar Helen: lellm, he wUl aaawer lellen I know a woman who,. hull- hanklea and nibbled them 10 which lraclliionai Southern mem· band smacks her. Oh, all In Jun fight hunger during tho loa& of aenenJialelilt Ia latue . . 11m bavt led the way. l!erVicea. 11 Ia no ioocl recaUi"ll lbt of oourse: be whncks ber OD National advertisinl represtntaUve: Bottinelli Kimball, Jnl'., 343 Lexington AYe ., Ntw ¥ork City. New York. Ill:· trlbt!!- Enduring Values Capitol Comment, Events DOliOR SAYS a• HELEN HELP US! ""'et. ... aet I COLLEGE STANDINGS Don Massengale Wins First Major Tourney • • •• College Basketball Scores I Basketball Seores CoUece BaokelbaD ReaUIII Concordia Minn. 64 llamlino t1 By United Preu lnterllatlonal Minn.-Mrrls 84 Be!bel Minn. 82 Eut SE Missouri 116 Eastern Ill. 71 Duquesne 79 La Salle 77 Concrdla Ill. 9% Cncrdia Mo. II Penn State 86 Pittsburgh 62 Valparaiso 125 Wash. Mo. t2 Kings Pt. 106 Delaware Vly. 73 Coe 72 St. Olaf 62 Navy 99 Frank. Marsh. 74 Chicago Tchr. 107 DominiCI! 1M Lycaming 90 Elizabethtown 79 U. Chicago 6llowa Central 55 Temple 76 Manhattan 66 LaCrosse St. 88 Eau Claire II Hofstra 84 St. Peter's 62 Gs!vs-Adolphs 64 MinD. Dul. 82 Rutgers 62 Fordham 57 St. Marys Minn. 57 Meister 38 Army 97 Colgate 60 Soutbweat lona 68 Selon Hall .60 Tex. Tech 100 Sm. Meth. 83 Calif. IPa.l 84 W. Liberty 89 Amarillo 84 frank Phillips 7f Nrtheslrn 80 F. Dickinson 69 Midwestern 86 Angelo St. 70 Albnght 80 Scr~nton 64 Ahlne Chrstn 71 W. Tex, St. 60 Lafayette 81 Rider 86 Corpus Christi 106 St. Thos. 97 St Jos. fPa.) 79 Penn. 6!1 Howard Payne ll6 Sui Ross 101 Geneva 86 St. franciS Pa. 67" I Sam Hous;on 92 S.l'. Austm 9() St. Bonaventure 80 Camsms 16 Ouach11a 63 Ark. S!. Tchrs. 62 Colby !16 New Hampshire 73 Anzona St. U. 68 AriZona 65 Dartmouth 92 Amhersl 63 Arkansas A.M&N 101 Wiley 5t Vermont 82 Boslon U. 59 H-Snnmons 78 Tenn. Tech 71 Soutb Okl>.. Bapl. 80 Pahndle M4 61 .' · IIU~ Bowling Green 90 Marshall 83 SE Okla. 70 NW Okla. 61 Virginia Tech 90 Clemson 87 E. Cent. Okla. 71 Phillips 66 fS 1p F1or!da 65 Georgia 52 NE Okla. 93 Langston 84 Tennessee 83 Gesrgia Tech 48 Tex. Lu!h. 56 St. Marys Tex 8S w. Va. Tech 62 Alderson-B. 51 Weat aW 'i'" High Point 88 Elon 59 Oregon 61 Oregon St. 60 Belmont 77 Tenn. Wesleyan 54 Brig. Young 115 Utah St. 81 By United FZesa !DternaUonal Villanova 70 Memphis St. 69 Wyoming 70 Colorado St. U. 55 Mother Nature and Will Auburn 90 Alabama 71 Montana 80 Montana St. 76 Chamberlain are two things J. Hopkins 76 Loyola Md. 71 Seattle Pac. 91 St. Martins 57 that you can't fight, and the Middle Tenn. 74 East Tenn. 72 Gonzaga 94 Idaho 79 Philadelphia 76ers are thankful M!dwO!t ICal Poly Porn. 79 S. Diego &a 1 that both ""' on their aide. Michigan 97 Minnesota 85 Chapman 73 San Diego U. 65 The 76& lighting for the top Ohio st. 79 Northwestern 73 Los Angeles 102 Pepperdine liB !pol in i!f/1 National Basketball Drake 79 Wichita 72. ovl. Portland St. 95 .cascade 72 I Association'• eastern division, Iowa 90 Michigan S!. 76 Linfield 82 PaCific Ore. 6' •ot 36 N>inta and 't1 rebounds Miami fOhiol 58 Ken! St. 43 Lewis & Clark M Pac Lutb . 83 "from Big~·Will Sunday as they Kalamazoo 65 Lake forest 62 Easle~n Ore. 62 Ore. Cull 76 defeated the St. Louis Hawks, Xavier Ohio 77 Via. Mdonna 72 Ore. St . Rooks 60 Ore. Frush 50 1114-118, after a snowstorm Evansville 105 Ball Sl. 85 Wesi1110Jm 125 La Verne 77 postponed the scheduled game Detr•1t 76 Toledo 74 Cal Western 82 Cal lrv. 6 7 betweea ••• lea"'•e-le.ading Iowa St. 76 Oklahoma St. 61 Sacramenlo St. .15 Humboldt 69 "~ &" Boston Ceitics and !he San Nebraska 86 Oklahoma 78 Utah 122 Hawaii Gj . Francisco Warriors. Detroit 0!11. 87 Cleveland 85 Cmcmnall 67 LouiSvtll• 65 Oddly, a snowstorm aided the DePaul .04 Loyola Cahf. 60 Oh1o StHte 79 Northweslern 7J 6en Saturday night when their Missouri Vly. 95 Wm. Jewell 93 Xavier 77 VIlla Ma~rmna n 7 game with the second-place Kansas 69 Kansas Sl. 61 Daylon 77 Western Ky. 57 CinUnna!i Royals was post- B~ldwin-W . 86 Ohi? Wes. ~6 Xavier 77 V lla ~1adonna n poned !hu8 enabling Philndei· Cincmnat1 67 LouiSVIlle 6a Bowlmg Green 90 Marshall 83 hi '1 m ch-needed Dayton 77 Western Ky. 57 Miami 58 Kent Sl ole u 1 ~ ~ • a u Okla. City U. 98 Creighton a:; Detroit 76 Toledo 74 ay' res . , Wooster 76 Hope 72 Ohi<J U. 96 Weslern Michigan 116 I Cbdamberlaln, the boleagdue s Oberlin 97 Heidelberg 74 Akron 73 Olterbem 62 ea ir.g ocorer and re un er, Ohio U. 96 Western Mich. 86 Baldwin-Wallace Ill\ Ohto We. 76 completely dominated the back- Akron 73 Olterbein GJ Oberlin 7l Heidelberg 74 bo ar d• durmg · lue • first haIf as Ashland 66 Ohio Norlhern 55 Kenvon 77 Hiram 76 12 oil the 76ers moved to a 58-55 Earlham 92 Franklin 88 Ma~ielta at MI. Union 1ppd.) halftime advantage. S!. Leui!, Indiana Tech 7' Anderson 65 Wooster 7G !lop•' l"tc·h.l "•2 ' ' "' though, moved back into the Rose Poly 80 Hanover 67 Bluffton 83 Hillsdale (M ich.) 74 lead in the second haH and the Wheaton 93 Upper iowa 81 Huntmgton lind 1 88 76ers didn't take command lll. Wesleyan 85 N. Central 59 Cedarville 86 until Wally Jones scored on a !Wth;rn II!. 84 Tenn. Sl. 71 fltolr,Jit Tech 87 Cleveland ,St. a1 Jbree-polnl play with three Illinms St. 97 WISe. IMtl.) 89 Ashland 66 Ohio Northern 55 mlnutea remaining. Zelmo Beaty led the Hawks attack with 33 points. 76e Sl• by H ks 10. . '98 PEBBLE BE Ac R, c a I if. closing round 70 •• tough birdie to give him second <UPII -Din Masse<Jgale never 1Pehbie Beach and 1 72-holejmoney of ~.200, while Mor!ln· bad won a PGA golf tour- total of 2113, four under par. 1dale and Geiberger !led lor COLUMBUS (UPI) _ Ohio Oblo mp School Baobthal! namenl m almost SIX years of Palmer, Winner of the Los third at 285 and each collected college boakelbaU record• for By UoHed l'rolo !Diernollonal trying, bot today he ruled as Angeles Open and playmg $4,000. Palmer, out to regain amea lncludln Saturds J the Bing Crosby champion and superb golf these days, lAde a his Iitle as "king of golf," now g g y, an. Canton McKinley il has an $11,000 check lo prove game try for an eagle • lhree bas won $17,2110 i• only two %2. T W L Pta Ppo Steubenville S1l it. tbat would hove give~ him a ~naments . in 1988 while II I 89ll 727 Maosillon 54 Canton Llncola 50 tie. He wenl for the pm on his N1cklau•. leading money winner 10 1 I'll 1'!9 Fmless lOti OrrvUie 71 Nobody gave the 28-year-old third sbol but it was a ii\Ue in 1964-65. collected $730 at the Youngstown 10 1 844 '1iz Mansfield st. Peter 57 Shelby 47 native of Jacksboro, Tex., a strong and stopped eight !eel Crosby o!ter finishing 11 a lie ~mon Woos~ 31 Dover 211 1,• 1121•• 1050 Akro chance in the Crosby ag&nsl • away In 24th 'ih 295 Clncmnall classy field lbal included · c' aspe WII'n!ahed · _ Bluffton n Ho wer 75 a overIea f 45 12 2 124z 1077 1 p1 ••nk the putt for r I ' • .,., I w 1 -· -· Newloo Fallo 50 Southeast 22 . kl 12 2 ... 008 er A~no ld PaImer, J ack NIC aus, a mer ~ a strike ohead of Lema wbo Is ..,. W K ed Billy Casper, Tony Lema and bothered b ~~Central State !I 2 1086 905 arrPO erm Y 50 · most of the top touring pros. Y a sore e ~w. Steubenville !I 2 1021 843 Jackson Milton 83 But in the stretch run Massengale, ":ho bas won Defiance , Salem 55 Rav.enna 49 9 2 881 185 S d M !I led only $48.972.13 SIIICe gomg o• D to Canfield 73 Mingo 60 13 3 1307 10811 un a.y. assengn1 ou 118 the tour in 1!160 praised Lema ay n ,.. 1263 Pllland 79 Leto. Dl8 51. 3 1~ chargmg Palmer and b1ds by hi . rtne' 1 . ' Findlay 12 111 Billy Martindale of Jackson· s p ymg pa r, or helpmg Miami l I 3 tJ94 884 Eut pa1estm 52 L~bon 40 ville, Tex., and AI Geiberg..- of b1m throogb the pressuro- Otterbein 10 4 1055 948 Columbia 63 1Ausv11le 411 Carlton Oaks. Calif., to post 8 By United Presa lntornaHonal P~~ed final roond. , Malone 10 f I05f 1014 Wester• Reserve 73 This week's Ohio college ba•· He wAs very helpful, Don Obe tin Lordstown 56 1 4 739 685 kethnll schedule said. "He was really pulling for Rio rGrande United Local 12 North Lima 63 11 71628 1539 MONDAY me out there and be calmed me Denison 1 S 114 820 Mineral fUdge 45 LoweUvllle 41 Ohio Stale at Iowa e down." Marietta 1 8 llltl1 1057 McDonald tJ2 Greenford 56 Detro!l at Xavier Wittenberg 1 1 968 884 Hubbard 42 Champion 40 Alderson-Broaddus at Cedarville I I 114 11M Strulhen 57 U TI Campbell Memorial f4 The first teams of Dayton Marietta at M!. Unio~ungstown b ' O~ovi~nlvers!t• ~ 1 , : : : Bo.rdman 58 Brookfield Sl ' Au•lintown Fitch 5S Girard 54 Cleveland and Columbus finishTUESDAY (Continued !rom pagt 1 ) Toledo I I 994 t38 Springfield Local 87 ed IQ tbal order at Columbus In Loyola (Calif.) al Day!on I & 88!1 1126 Youngstown Woodrew Wllson 62 hesitate" to ask for larger Ohio Slate bl the annual Intercities Ta e Akron at Baldwin·Wallce Kenyon 5 5 724 757 Weal Branch 81 S ,_ . military appropriations and Tennis COII\•ellt1on aluruay Kenyon at Ohio Wesleyan . Jobn Carroll 4 4 571 H7 Youngstown Ursu"-- •• and Sunday. Malone at Clevland Sta!o higher taxes to cover them. lllram 1 11030 1045 uno "" WEDNESDAY Delenst: Total dtlense budg- Aabland S YI!Wigstown Rayoo 61 7 115 735 lr. all, 11 three • man teams , . . . et of $58.3 billion Includes $10.S . Canton South 59 1 from Ohio and Weal Virginia St. Joseph' Und.) al Cmcmnall blll' · " · 1 v·10 t N Bowlmg Green ' 1139 1304 Yoongstown East 61 Niles 46 State IOn In Alsospecioprovides am 5 8 ltllll 11191 Warren Harding 88 aome clubs entering No. 21eama Toledo M halla! Kent M' ml costs'' for Kent Bald State . Walla 1 a~Youngstown eompeted. B:Jr~io S~te additional Minuteman and Pola- W st.,.... R co 5 1 968 Ill! Youngstown South 115 bu . . no miss1les, a new fleet of e em eserve 3 5 118 Ill ~.ake n Bowling Green 55 . Members of the Colum 8 Hiram at Mt. Umoo FBIII bombers and a !econd Ohio Northera 4 I t2T 970 :Anthony Wayne 4t Maumee 42 first learn were John Spencer, Ohio Northern at Wooster 1e • Ohio Wealeyan 4 9 tJ94 ll9tl Defiance 60 Fostoria 59 11 1963 Ohio Men's singles cham- Midland at Wilberforce n.uc ar power 8li'Cra car. Musklngum 3 t '13& 11M Ttledo DeVilbiss 77 Bryan liO pton; John Tannehill, Middle- W.Va. Slate at Rio Grande rl~al Soelely: "We are 1 Heidelberg 2 9 788 105 Toledo Central 52 Roger• 47 pordt, 1965 U. S.d Boys 13 and TIIUJISDAY rich nation and can afford to Cleveland State 1 8 11M 680 Toledo Macomber 67 NBA Standinp on er litHst; on Dick Evans, Cedarville at Defiance make progreu at home while WUmington I 10 788 !194 Toledo Strltcb « By United Press latemational No. 9 ranked In Ohio Men's sin· FRIDAY meeting obligations abroad." Capital I II 837 10« Napoleon 1S Perrysburg 6a Euleru Dlvi•lon I cles. Tannehill'• two • day re- Toledo at Duquesne Expenditures for Great Society MII).AMERICAN Oak Harbor 89 Genoa 74 W L. Pet THROUGH YEARS OF EXPERIENCE WE rord waa 19 matches. won and Findlay at Mich. Lutheran programs wiD Jnerease by more Miami & 0 440 359 Bloomfield Hills Country Day 58illoltoa , _,,,. .3l ·14 .689 HAVE FOUND THAT QUALITY IS MORE !'v;~os;~c~OC:~d fl~~:~ W1~ ~ :a~ at Allegheny. than $3 blllioo. Major increases Bowling Greea S Z il9ll 397 Maumee Valley U Cincinnati ..... .31 15 .674 LASTING THAN A CHEAP FIRST PRICE. WE HAVE ALWAYS STRIVED FOR QUALITY. WE WI lrml T~!~~!~ Northern ~e !or w ~~galn~t ~:"bWrty,lonup ~.f.:" ~ =· ~;o~ayu~~a 7f Philadelphkia .. .30 17 .638 19-5. 1 1 di rom . on , .• ; New t.ork .... .. 14 31 .304 CAN NOW SUPPLY YOU WITH A QUALITY 1 Har. n Simmons at Ohio State aid lo schools up from $730 Western Michigan 2 S 415 433 Waverly II Grandview M 'li'Eoteru Division STORM WINDOW AT A VERY REASONABLE QUEER BIRD CmcrnnaU al St. Lows mUllen to $!.5 hiiUoo; and Ohio I S p» S1l London 53 Plain City 42 W•. L. .Pel PRICE. . Dayton al St. J~b (Pa.) health care of aged, up from KOIII Slala I 5 ,45& 100 Reynold!burg 61 Westerville 56 Los Angeles ..... . 28 24 .538 1 The ollbiTd, or guaclnlro, Is Xa;tner at Memphis Stale $390 mlllioo to $1.1 billion. omo OONFERENcE Columbus Ready 85 Baltimore ...... 25 27 ,481 I curious bird that bves In Ob10 . Univ. at Kent Stale Fomgo Aid: Spending of $4.1 Akon 1 0 518 388 Franldin Heigbta T1 San Francisco •. .%2 27 .4491 tropical countries. Clustering Akron at Musk ingum billion, a dettease of $200 Wooster I I 5113 493 Wesllall 56 Circleville 55 St. Louis .... _ .•. 21 28 .429 like bats in caves durmg the Wooster at Otterbein mi!Uon from this year. Asked MI. Unl011 4 1 359 359 ~- South 69 Detroit ......... IS 33 .313 day, these birds !•rage at Ohie Wesleyan at Hiram Congress pot program on long- Otterbein S 3 11110 S07 West Jefferson 112 Salida)'• Results Jight In great Ooeks In oearcb Oberlin at Mt. Union term basis with ~year author!- Otterbein I 3 150 S07 Columbol South 71 Philadelphia 104 St. Louis 98 of food. Marietta at Baldw!JI.Wallace zal101. Will proJIO'Ie new "food Wlltenberi I 3 54S 490 Dayton Roosevelt 89 San Francisco al Boston Malone at Ashland lor peace'' legislation, placlag Oberlin 4 S 45t f48 Ohio Deal 51! Weal Pa. Deal 53 lpostpolled. i•clement weather) Wabahs at Kenyon heavier emphosls oo helping BaldwU..WaUaeo 3 2 412 390 Columbus Hartley 77 (OolJ games acheduled) HEAVY EATI'R ~fiance ai'Sprllg Arbor undeveloped countrlea 1ncreoae Oberlin 4 S 459 t48 HamUton Twp. 4t 1.' The shrew, wblcb ranges Ia Franklin •t Cedarville lbelr own agricultural produc- Denison 5 4 t100 t1119 Columbos St. Mary 77 BIG TI'N length from two to ail Inches, Youngstown at Susequebanna lion. • Marietta S S 411 414 Columbus Academy S1l ronsumes Its own weight In Rio Grande at Oakland City llpaee: Spending estimated at Kenyoa J 3 410 W Uma Bath 84 Ada 18 Michigan 4 o 361 317' No High Pressure Salesmen! food about every three bours Sleubenvll~ at Ky. Wesleyan $5.3 biliioo, a decline ol '-'100 Oblo Wesleyan S I 183 880 Columbus Grove 112 Gomer 53 Mlcahig•• State 3 1 330 297 because of Ita rapid metabolic Central State al Gannoa (Pa.) million !rom this year. lJe. lllram 2 I 555 59'1 Minller 13 ADaonia 55 Illinois 3 1 355 ml Visit Our Store for Complete Information rate according to the Encycio- Findlay at Detroit Tech crease reaulta from leveling off MualdDgum Z I 462 ll57 Montpelier 10 Edgerton 5t Iowa 2 2 2119 276 paedia Britannica. aeveland State at C)arfoa of lunar program CtSts and lleldelberg Z 7 131 '12% Hiebvllle 64 Oakwood 83 Purdue 1 2 268 287 eutback In hasla oclentillc Capital o I 542 1511 Ayerovllle II Blue Creek G2 Mianesota 1 2 241 261 BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. research projects. MIO.Omo Ottawa Glandorf 11 Ob!o stata 1 2 221 236 Veterans: He wUI propose Bluffton 5 I 8911 349 Wapakoneta 45 Wiacoluiin N. 2ND AVE. MIDDLEPORT, 0. 1 2 203 238 outlays of $90 millioa to launch Defionce l 2 Silt l'l& BeriiD Heigbta 10 Lakeside 13 Northwestern 1 3 328 339 a new program of "GI bill" Alhland s 2 330 104 Dea!Ierl 78 McComb 70 edocallonal benefits to help ex- Cedarville 1 J 411 411 Archbold 10 Wauseon 63 lndl~ana~---1~3~30::_7_:338~!,===========....,.,==..,...=..,.; llerVicemea ln "readju•llng to Maiooe z J I'll 390 FOIIorla St. Wendelin 1J .u.r:IDI 1 "':t. 1 THIS WEEK'S ° ! 1 GAMES Columbus Team In Third Place y B daet• Gl ance t I ..------=======---,_-..___. . . ..____,., ed . 1 : ::! : 7 I ~ KING LET INGELS :BERRfS WORLD - • •• .. ·.. .. .. . By CURT BLOCK teams •aw action last Satur- game Saturday. tbe NCAA ch 1 m pi 0 n ohlp over oklaluna State; De! Paul • UPI Sporll Writer •day, ail coming away winners. St. Joe's plays Dayton they've narrowly mLised the verwhelmed Loyola !L.A.) Mthe only two perfect l'OUege St. Joseph's (Pa.l, No. 3, Saturday; Providence, No. 4, past two seasons, lsll!C!d 411 10 lor 111 l2th win In 15 starts; ba,kttball records in th~ nal1on 1 topped Pennsylvania 79-69; faces Niagara; Vanderbilt op- points as the Wolverines topped VU 1an 0 v a nipped Memphis • will be on the line twice thisj Kansas, No. 7, beat Kansas po"'s LSU; Bradley meets Minnesota 97-85. Russell_ Co. Slate 7~ on Kevin Traynor's we•k as the schools prepare for , State 69-6!; and Illtb-raled Utah I LouiSvUie and Utah plays Utahlgot a hand lrom Iowa which lwt.mlnute free throw· Drake the second hall.. of the season. I thrashed Hawaii 122<17. · IState, all Saturday. banded Michigan Slate its llr!l scored a 79-72 overtime' victory Second-ranked Kentucky (12. Rest Period Loyola (Ill.) opens II• three Big Ten loss 90-76. over Wichita alter holding an 0) took a week off lor mid- Six members or the upper game series with Marshall early IJ.polnt lead· Cincinnati semester examinations . and echelon will wait unlll Saturd•y tonight bul will hove tougher Wetley tile Key edged LoulsvUie ' 67~; and _ resumes play tomgbl agamst a befor• dennmg un!lorms again. sledding against UCLA Friday I Slx-fool-tt Wall Wealey'l 28 Dayton stopped Western Ken- ... weak Louisiana State 1m. Thel Seventh-ranked Kansas does and Kansas Slate the next ; points and 13 rebounds made lucky 77_57 • Wildcats ~hould have a morel not play ustil Feb. 5 while Inight. I the difference In KIIIIBas' , 1 need a lood salesman to lei difficult lime Saturday when nlllth-ra!ed Loyola (lll.l is In weekend action, the Hawks triumph However the hlghl • Fairfield, one of the East's 1 ad 1tart 1 d" !hey host Auburn 01-31. busie•t of all with lbreei of St. Joe's moved closer to the rated J~yhowks 1;all Nebraa:•l top sma!i colleges, defeated ou . a a eu Etghth-tated Texas Western,1encounters this week. valuable, mythical city cham- by a half game Ia the Big Southern Connecticut 90 • 5I; •11 ;¢' Gilhas been Idle smce Jan. 6 and! . ~e-beaten . Duke, the na- plonship of Philadelphia down· Eight. Evansvll!e swamped B!lll Stale PbSTPOMED goes alier Ils 131h consecutive liOns most highly thought of In, Penn. Cliff Anderson poured 105-85; Southern Illinois the Ali e,..a high ochool wm Wednesday with Anwna team . and lbe leader in the In :t3 points for the winnel's who Elsewhere, Mike S!lllman's II r.alion's top-ranked small col- buketball gamoa schodState providing the oppos11Ion. Atlantic Coast Conference wilh bounced back after losing to Sl. points led Army to 1 97.1)1) lege team, beat fourth-rated uled S.turday night were They'll meet West Texas State a 1>-! mark meets ACC John's. victory over Colgate; sopbo- Tesnessee Slate M-7l; and postponed bacauoe of tho Saturday. 1 runnerup North Carohna State All-American Carnie Russell more Don Smith's 23 points Valparaiso outscored Washing- heovy onow. They will be Only three of the leading 10 1(4-21 in an all-importan. league determined to lead Michigan ta paced Iowa Slate to 1 76-61 win ton tMo) 125-12 reocheduled later. _ _:__ _ _ __ _.:::___.:__ _ ~ _ __:_ __ ::__::___ _ ;__::__;_____;.:_:::=:_.:.::.c.::::;:.::.~.::.::.::=~.:.:..-:.::::._:::::.c::::_.'.:~·~~·~--1 I Dally Sentinel, Pomercnr·JIJQdleport. 0., 11ft. ,_, JUIJ I ALL STABS DO ITI HPERT INSTAU..A.TION! ARMSTRONG'S Unoleum ,.,,,. Jnl•ld Vinyl noor •.,,.., tor ....,. k1D4 "' 11oor. toot pot- ProfeaiMal IUallollon 117 .., • da II J'OUI'Itlf. Call WY ~ for tne CUIII. Loudon'12 54 1 cl"'vili~·an~llle~.~"................~\VilmilrPHI~;·~;;_......;'~I..;411~1~45$ MeCiuN T1llopeweD II Gnnd Raplda l,aknla 13 Elmo... 5t lancJuU, St. Marys 101 Glbacmbtq '12 eve, • Belllville 5t Alllea Ill Buckeye Caalral .. Green Sprlnp II Bloomville 1$ FoyeUe 81 Stryil!r 80 Porllmtuth 12 Marietta sa New Conoord 65 Pbllo li9 Lockland 74 IlldlaD Hill 70 Oak Hilla 8t IAwrenceburl (Ind.) '1'1 Cnelana!i Aiken 112 ctnclnnall Woodward '1'1 Llaaola lloigbta 55 Jtnrola i1J1t1t1n. 17 Qnebmatl l'ur<ell 71 Fl. Tbomu (Ky) St. Tbomu se Llllllaville Country Day 75 CblclanaU Country lMJ 14 <lDcbonaU &cer Bacon 10 Hamllton ~tbolic '1'1 Clean them all up with one Joan ••• and start the new year right. DON'T FORGET! of diffetent re e *d. To us, ddllllril&!g1111 up cit Read Wednesd·ys edit- biiJs is •BICI•tQQ eII ion of The Daily Sentinel. =• -L $25 to$2000 You will be glad you did •• SJclmort (KERMIT) NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE POMEROY, OHIO 118 PriDileteiJ • Mfddlo!tolfll 11 (.'!ncl-11 Elder 54 "SMALLEST ~" A eoot-:ler for the "'IDDD· at boat Ia lbl Wllrld" lille II I copy ~ the Lord's Pr1Jer In tbe Llbnry al Congress. '1'bl ldltloa, In Euglish, il about GJJt. hnlllieth ol on Inch tq111111t Ill 111 full ClCIYer aiiL .._________________...J 1 fOUNDED llt2 ECONOMY SAVINGS&. LOAN COMPANY Lie 300 W. Sec ' F 1 St.- W't 7 t+-O.MLa-a •llllt 2-Zl.ll, ,_. ! 1Qf NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON DAVE OHLINGER, MGR. �' . c-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 24, 2 ::::~~..::::::::=~= -=-:.__:__:_ -·- ~'. ' .... - ··-~ •. . -~ ..... ~ 2 INJURED Sea.m.n's {'loldest Cold Holds. OhiO lD Ice . U 1!6~- 0 0 OV . Johnson's tax package is BUDGET designed to alphon off some of (Continued !rom page I I (Continued !rom page I ) ~· buying power as well as 12:!¥> p. m. Saturday on State lnprecedented boom at home providing money for Viet Nam. Roote 7, about a mtle souUt of put dangerous pressures on "lnllati<ln need not be the Cheshire. Officers said Shirley wag.s and prices. . price of social progress; nor s. · Rogers, 25, Edgewater, Fla., "Should unforeseen lnOJittona. should it be the cost of met an oncoming car, applied ry pre.slll'ts develop, I w!U defending freedom," Johnson her bmkes and lost controL Her propose such fiscal actions as said. car struck a parked car owned arc necessary_ ~? mamtaln "Tax policy ... must be used by John R. Motley, 23, PomeeconomiC stability, he satd. fl<>ibly. We must bo equally roy . There was mmor damage Tight Accoaadag . prepared to employ it in to the Motley car and medl~m Johnson usen every mck In I restraint of an overly rapid Ito Ut~ Rogers car. No chm ge his budget bag to hold the economic expansion os we were was ftled. deficil to I an estimated $1.8 00 use it as a stimulus to • I The first of two accidents on billion, lowest red-ink figure in lagging economy." tsob McCormick Rd .. ebout a seven years. While he estimat· in addition to his propased \hall mile north of Rt. 588. oc- . . . ..,........................... ---- . ----·-- .... - . -... . . ..... _ , , ._ . , o , ., , • ILL ITED. CDICITRUCTIDIC, WARDROBES II SAHARA WILIUTI ClBIIIETt HAVE WHITE EXTERIORS, 1111 PASTEL AQUA IITERIORI ' •' 0 I I 0 \ 1• ~- f , 1 WARDROBES lr G d Dies Sun ay J ,' STORAGE CABUtili UPTO A Spacious 30 inch CHINA • 30" wX 20'' DX 72" H 42"x15"x66" I ESta M , ae Eaton Regular 49.95 :• 42" KITCHEN ENSEMBLE Oat 1111 lor 111 rour ntedsl · 14 lll•t~r sllelvtsl Slldlnc 111ft tloortl Wort Shill! UtiiiiJ Electric oullttl 95 $ IN CASHI C }S h DI'es on Sunday PLA • Choose one or both of these Handy Cabinets today! 36" WARDROBE 36"x22~"x66" I I • e • • 1 J Full width hat.lhelf 44" mirror Holds 30 garments Sliding doon glide on nrlon rolltn ALL STEa DOUBLE SHELF 30" CHINA 30"x15"x66" • Sliding glaa doora • Open work shelf • Electric outlet WARDROBE 42"Wx21"Dx72"H • Fu II width drawer • Deep storage ahtlfn Regular 59.95 Oxfords loafers 1 NO. 192 ' at A&P START .95 I .. ' S Sliding glass doors, 3 way electric outlet, open work area covered in Lamindall wlstainless steel edging, doublo pan oonstructlon doors w!spring loaded bin· ges, white exterior, aqua Interior. 0[ Ract'ne DI'es 'i CABINETS ALL STEEL 0 3 AND • ON SPACIOUS I ' to I ' .~ '-"! ' Big Purchan Savings On Agnes rueser i:.l ' At Rutland Fumiture - MASON UPI BfJe• fS 1 , 1 ,I. o •- I ' " 3 ROOMS New $299 ° I "·~ • .. ' lew heurs on Saturday. the Cleveland area. Four perThe storm was held responsl-lsons died ol beart attar.ks whllt ble for at least lour deaths In shovellhg snow In the lake city, cd revenues at a whopping $111 tax changes, Jolmson said r<·orred at 11:30 a. m. Saturday, (Continued from page I l ;e~n~ior~t=r•:•:tm:e:n~t~·~:_~la=c=er~a~-~iOo~i~um~buis~h~a!_d~s~lx~. I~nc~h~es~on~l~'__~l~"::~~~~~~~~~~~~==-=:..._:::=billion he also assumed that , addilional funds will be re- ~ when Joe Gibbs, Jr .. 25, Rt. 1, d . lsst'ng Blnce tlons ground, most of II falling . . lenders would take o~er leased by cuttmg . . . went off th e Ieft nuclearIll .evtce f m . pnvate hack pro- Galllpobs, 852 bomber 3 0 1 1 certain farm, college housmg grams ··of Jess priority'' such side of the highwoy and :struck the co ~: k last Week. 1 1 and !:mall business loans now as military conslruction, farm ,an embankment. Medium dam- andh KC bani err the device ...._......, .... 1 .• Tesearco held by the governmen . . . price supporls and spat'r. . nge was done to lhe cru... t ed e1n an area off the '·Encouraging the substitution In reiterating one of his cen er t ·,th ships br edit ·11 · . southeast coas w of privat.e for pu IC ~ WI favorite themes, ec(}no~y ~.n Janes and frogmen taking• reduce 1967 expenditures by government, Johnson satd: 1 p t I formed sources said lhe $4.7 billion from what they expe<:l every government empar.· n f four that · d 11 device was one o I " th would have been o erw "· ploy< to spend the public o ar , were aboard a strategic Air the PreSident said. with the same care .•nd Command (SAC) 852 nuclear He aloo said profits !rom the concern he would exerctse tf 1t b b which collided with the I · t fbi check" om er II naticm·~ n:w s veress _coms , carneou o _s_oYm~ay . Funeral services for Agnes: jet tanker over tbe coast o1 will brmg '" $1.5 billion m the Johnson satd hiS budget ! A G ser 67 R D Porn- S a·tn last Monday. . , . "in Vet·'' P coming f1srat year. wou ld have 5ho \~~ a surpiU"I ) nna rue h died. Sunday rather Ulan a defJctl except for i eroy, w o . . . IVE WINTER STORM Johnson previously asked thr y· t Naill He snid he still w:ts i erans Mernonal hosp1tal, wtll be A MASS . leg1stators in his Slate of the ' w~~ded ·,he idea of •·a ' held Tuesday al 10 a.m. at the churned out Into the Allan:~~ Union Address to raise an extra I balanctc'<i budget in a prosper- : Sacred Heart Church m Pam- today .after h11tmg tbe ~or of $4 .8 billion next ~:ear _by.j ous cconomv'' and predicted I eroy. east With a Sunday punc inds t · g J n 1 cuts m exc1se 1 . d knee • deep snow, raw w • 11 1 res orm on a .new - cars . . a. ~o l this be ac ueve once 1£' 1 Rosary services wHl .be held and angr)' seas along the East· taxes , would . 1 telephone sen•ic~ and _spee~JJJ!' \\~~ ~h~ve~eantime, the Pres- ~~~~Y ;~h~: 3 ~:;;· ~g~a~~~-- ern Coast. up payroll Wlthholdmg and, ident said ''We are fully S . . ar" four sisters Bitter cold temperatures movI ' f urvtvmg " · · · · the 11orm to put bus Iness Ia< collectkln< · ~· I prepared to meel the rnsls o C th . r, es Pomeroy· ed in behmd To thhi he Hdded tGday a opposing aggression ." a er!ne .ru . er, Pornero : the icing on the region's first requf'st for new use:· t.axes_ on I Imponderables Remain Catherine ~r~~ser, - , ;· real taste of winter. A blanket those using the nation. s. lugh-11 Jle said that no matler how -S!s~~J. Fr~~co~~ ~h~~~seG;~~~~· of UIJ to two feet of snow cover- I ways. waterways and air space, the war is priced out , I Ka I a. ., .. ns • . ,_ed ~wide area from West Vir~ jnduding an increase from 5 to "tmrrrtainlies" remam. ''No ! and Mrs. VIncent . BroderJck, l inia to Maine. At the height 6 per rent m the federal tax. on Qne ca n firmly predict the I both of Pomeroy; five brothersd ~f the weekend storm, scores · airline tickets. He also pro- :rourse of evl.'nts in Sou theast ] John of Akron, Herman adn I of commu nities were hit with 1Josed chargi~g for federal ; Asia. The\· depend not only Mark GruPSPr , both or Sha c.i pOWPr failure-s: and transporlA· meat lnsperlwn, wareh~u~e ~ upon our ~wn actions but upr,n l and Ca rl and Josep~ ~rueser. ; lion was snarled. ll~osing and vessel Jnspect1~n . , th ose of our adversaries. ]both of Pomeroy. Pnen s ~lilY 'l'h{lse requests we~e nuld.i ''As a l'onsequence, ullimatr rall at rnueJlll home anylime. MOSCOW - AN AMERICAN how ev_er. t>«:J~pared ~~lth wha: , budgetary requirements could ! doctor and diplo~at were cal~hto m1ght h~w t? ask l~ter r~ ! be ei lh t-'r higher or lower than ] <'d in today to w1tness the Sothe "ar Ol' mflallon lhren lro ! :nnounls I am now requesting rwt autop';y on lhe bndy of to ~N out of hand.. , i .. The amounts wlm:h I am i N<'WC':lmb :Niott, 27 - year- old Budg.. t Brookd.••• pr"rnnng h-.e reflel'l the besl l New ~ngland book salesman Here 1s how !ohns_on .~ judgm1.•nt which ran be mad<' 1 who reportedly commttted Slll, p r o p o s £' d ''udnwmt raiJVe i at this point in time. " I cide on a train bound for a ~udget w~uld .look rornp~r:d ~~ ~ Ttw new budget contains $14 1 Est 3 "ae F.rtlon. 85. Rarine. IJabor colony. . fiscal 19116 whtch ends J n 19&71b i I I i o n for health. labor, , died Sundny at tl~e home or h.r U. S. embassy phySician, Air 1966 . · · schof,J s. poverty and othet l d•u ' ht er ~ Irs ~tan lev 1Neva) Force Capt. James W. B1zzell, ReC'Plpt!i · . o ·"··· · rr · l . $ 11 billion ~ Greal S·:>ciety programs $3.2 : Dc,w in Ravf'nswood, w. va. and embassy consular o ICia 1 1 William Shinn $100 btlli>ln billio•1 more than in the cu rrent 1 went to the Pendfnl( b.11. ! fisl'al year. Most of the I She h: survived by two dau- Soviet foreign ministry. From ru• 4 b'll' $112 8 l iOn ' · d '! C $ h~t~. .1 JOn 1:fl billion ! i ncrr;:~se represents mont>y !or l ghters. Mr~. Dow. an 1v rs .. ur- there they were too be taken to ~~-4 bllhon $ . - Imedi care schools and olher ltis tBer thal John son, flac1n~; watch the autopsy on the body I • Dut this approach 15 c~~~ ' programs' already enacted by a sister. Mrs. Ina Hoback. Ra· of Moll, of Sheffield, Mass. dered unrealiSlic by . Congress . cine, and 10 grnndchildren and 1 10 .economists because 11 far tlds 1 Johnson asked for 11.6 billion [27 gre.at grandchildren. COLUMBUS A PROGRAIIII , t $4110 [ 11 t t 1'nelude some important e era _ h c· , for the war on paver y, Funrr.al services will ~ held to reduce the enro men a progr_ams s.uc ads h' show~ayt rnilli :m more than he expeets to ! Wednesday at 2 p m. at the Ra· state • supported unJversllits se1·unty me<hcare an tg d h' t d ts to at 1rust funds. Adding these spen t IS year. cine Baptist church where M~s. and en~ourage s u en. . . "cash'' Eaton was a member. Bunal tend private colleges wtthin the .l programs gtves a bud et which looks like this: I. will be in ·the Great Bend Bap- sta te was proposed today by 1986g . 1987 1 3f C W8fZ : list cemetery beside her late Chancellor John Millett of Ule 1 ReCf'lpts ' husband. Edward . fr ien ds may OhtQ Board cr Regents. $t28.2 billion $145.1 billion: call at the Ewiijg . Funeral Millett said the plan calls for Spending . . ' Home in Pomeroy until noon students to be given tuition 1 $135 billion $145 bill ton i ! Wednesday. grants of up to $500. "The pro-1 • Deficit Or SUrplus MASON- Funeral service for i gram would be made available I $ 6.9 billion defictl . . Cm l R. Schwarz. Sr, 59, Mas- 1 . G a! !los !tal to all students except thosc i Surplus$_ - ~ btlhon :on. "1l.o dlrd Sund:ly aftern()()fl ] Mr~~~ .•en.:,r rda . ~ Jim studying theology," declared Johnson based h1s revenu ..' :at 4 p m. enroute tn t.he Pleas- Admiss~nns Stu } Millet1. estimntes on the assumptiOJ ant Vallev Hospital. will be held i Kauff, Mtddleport; Wayne Rus- . -- - -- - - -.,.,..,.,,.,.,..J ' that the economy would grov. Nednesdav at 1:30 p.m. with :bell. Mmersvtll~. H Marriage Appllratlons by slightly less than 7 per cenl thP Hr•v ·Ralph Mahoney olftr·: Discharges Saturday e].j Donald Dean Combs, 19 , Rt. 3 in calendar 1966 compared ~~tl 1atmg. Burial will be m the en Ra~y_. MJd~lepOJt. a . !Pomeroy, minister, Church of 7.5 per cent in 1965 I Broad H.un {'Prnetl'ry Admisstons _sunday . - __M~: ~ ~~..;.==----=--.-, 1 All Bonus Bingo Game Books are identical and contain 8 games. The individual Hr predicted that the Gross i He was born here Oet. 19, me Cus ter, Syracuse, Jim · • Men's National Product-the nation's 1906. thr son of lhe b!c R. Hall, Rutland. . game layouts and the simple rules on page 3 of ~he Game_ Book wi~l show you output or goods and services Rhineholt and Nellie Krautter Disl'harges Sunday - None. & how to win prizes of up to $1,000 in cash! Nothmg to wnte! Nothmg to buy I would reach $722 bllhon. t~ts Schwarz. who surviv es. He had i 1 ~ ca r, up more than $46 billmn l work ed fo r the Appalachian FINED RY COURT There is no limit t.o the number of times you can win! Adults only! A&P em· (IVer last. year. Power Co., and the Columbus Lou Van. Way_ was ftned . ployees and families not eligible t.o win. Actually, administration «'Ori · !and Southern Ohio Elrctric <.:o. and costs m Mf'IR!I Cou nty Court 1 orni sl£ hnpe lht> <'Conomy c~n l as ao: r!ectri~' ian_ He had .spPnl iS_aturda.y on _a .c~arge of permil· il Reg. $6.99 to $12.99 be kl'pl rrom growmg muchlmust of his ltfe In Mason. .tmg an unhct'nscd operator lo ! raster lhan ihis. They fear the His wife, Iva Mae, died ln jdnve. and James!.. C. Sch'llarr demands ()( consumers. busl·l t95t has bern fmed $10 and ('~sts on \ nessmen and the govern~en! l Suvn·ors. In addition to his ~ach of two cbargcs of dt~turb- i ere pressing so hard agamst mother. arc 6 daughter. Mrs. , mg the peace ond destructiOn I available supplies or ~s and , Nola Hhod1•n, Boynton Beach, ['=prioipcirt~vi.iiiiii ' servire~ !hat the economy may Fla a '>On, Carl H. Schwarz, 1 overheat DJld dri"·e up priers. Jr., h-lason, four grandchildren, D~f Purpose _T~xes '! two si~ters . Mrs. V1rgi nia If you have not already done so, !here's still time to pick up the Free Bonus Bingo Glllllj8 --,,...__--;-_ --ck· stead and Mrs. Barbora Book at your Friendly A&P Food Store ... and, remember, you get ABSOLUTELY P'REE Llvesto ·Daniel. both of Masow a BONUS BINGO SLIP each time you visit your A&P Food Store !hat may help you will "'Fo"'R;::-:;-SA"L"E;--5 year old bay Ibrothers, Harold and Mike, one of the wonderful cash prizes shown above. horse, Jersey cow, and Gueru. !son; Enrl. Miami. Fla., an scy cow. Set of Ford Plows. IHenry, of White Sulphur ~prings. WI 9·3193. I 20 Jtp Friends ma y t~ ll at the funer· : -Empoymen -~-· I w ~ an·,-ecl 'al heme •fter noon Tuesday. '·I ,. -•· ., __ , , o ••· o , . •• . · , , • ....... In some areas for most of the state tnday, al- ~~~~=~;..~~.;;~~~~~;;;;;;.;;;;;, The coldest temperatures o11 ow Utern Ohio whlch bore lowing the temperatures to th~ season h~d Ohl~\:lalc:r lh~runt of lhe' snowsoorm, al· climb into Ute upper teens and grtp early to y ed h't hardest by the frigid low 20s. a snowstorm tha' opp more ·~~"'Fa~ ski~s were forecast Warmup Due than a root or snow on some c · - - Increasing cloudiness was due parts of the state. Christ and Julia Ann Robinson, tonight, keeping low temperaOf the reporting clUes, Co- !8 Ri 3 Pomeroy· Cecil Eu- tures well above zero, possibly lumbus was the lowest with a '0 J~hn~on, tB, F~anklin Co., as much as 10.15 degrees warmONLY reading of seven degrees below~ Joyc• Gayle Brogan, 18, Rt. er tha n Ute lows of Sunday 130.00 Down - iatanu on zero at dawn. But rural areas 1 Rutland night and early toda~. Canvenltnt Tern reported much cokler unofficial ' · Southern Ohio conltnued to readings, rangmg up to 20 beSQUAD CALLED dtg out of the worst snowstorm , ·- VIckie Jo Dersbach, Middle· of the year. . ' port was transported to Metgsl The Mar~etta area, wtth 13 FURNITURE CO, Gen~ral hospital at 2 p.m. Son· Inches on the ground, was th~ MASON, W. VA. day by Middleport E-R squad· harde.t btl. Both Cincinnati·~. 0::, u S .95 1 FuU view mirror, tie bar, Yale lock and key, double hat shelf, center bar construc. Here's CJOOd NEWS! There's still time to pic:k up your FREE BONUS BINGO GAME BOOK at A&P! Roush's Shoe Store 1 1 tion, ample room for shoes, magnetia door NO. 380 WANT TO GET SQUARED AWAY 1 WOULD like~~ house work ·- of I In 1915, Alexander Graham I any kind. Lorena Snyder, W'l 1Brll opened the ftrsl cross-· 2-63lll. 1 18 6tp Icountry telephone service. Associated Radio Now Has Complete AUDIVOX HEARING SERVICE AND BATTERIES AT ALL TIMES A Representative Will Be In Our Store WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26 J:® TO 5:00P.M. e FREE HEARING TEST Hearing Aids Cleaned & Checked Free CALL WY 2-3635 lor oppolntmonl '' otoro Associated Redlo & TV, Harry Miller, owner - 214 E. Mlin St., Pomeroy, Expem agne ... now Is the time to • • ...._.., displaytd .... i... tfaoa .. thol- ts• ....,. Deep onough to hold pur largest diaMr pkotetl 2 ........... for utra lforato. Full widlll 20" doop opoa worft - Clip these slips to help you win squaN up and make a fresh new dart. Clean up bills and debts and have everything in one convenient loan. Have leu to pay out ancl moN for yourself on pay clayt. ... ....tic top with Iloilo!. . _ , tr;.. n.-., oltctric •tlotl • - for 1111 , _ cutllrJ and lin• up to ono io two dttp drawtn, A111plo otorago ho lllo triple • - spa.. foo. low! Magnetic door catchftl Arctic •kin olderior, .... iatorior. Don't hesitate to coli. There It no obligation. One thrifty budget loan will cut your payments. Call for cath and gtt along much better in '66. prizes. A SAVINGS CO, 125 E. Main St. WY 2·2171 36"W x 12" Dx63" H SPECIAL BONUS BINGO prize slips in our newspaper ads. Watch for these ads. Cut out and use these EXTRA Prize slips together with the prize slips you will recei ve at our stores t.o help you win your share of the ITY OAN All Steel Utility Cabinet Reg. 69.95 SALE EXTRA BONUS! Each week we will print EXTRA NIM AS YOUI PHONI s .77 Two door utility with four roomy shelves, deep pot and pan bin in bottom, spring door catches, while exterior, aqua interior. THBE SLIPS ARE VALID FOR PR06tw.i #ft CHLY Sahara Walnut finish. ITYLED for IODAY'I LIVING Pic'- ,_ R- ll)lllal ....r clllooa MORE GOOD NEWS! I' catF~es. j Other Cahineh t.. At '$17.95 NO. 163 Rutland Furniture SH 2-4211 _......., ARNOLD GRATE j -- · · RUTLAND, OHIO ~· ' 1 �' . c-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 24, 2 ::::~~..::::::::=~= -=-:.__:__:_ -·- ~'. ' .... - ··-~ •. . -~ ..... ~ 2 INJURED Sea.m.n's {'loldest Cold Holds. OhiO lD Ice . U 1!6~- 0 0 OV . Johnson's tax package is BUDGET designed to alphon off some of (Continued !rom page I I (Continued !rom page I ) ~· buying power as well as 12:!¥> p. m. Saturday on State lnprecedented boom at home providing money for Viet Nam. Roote 7, about a mtle souUt of put dangerous pressures on "lnllati<ln need not be the Cheshire. Officers said Shirley wag.s and prices. . price of social progress; nor s. · Rogers, 25, Edgewater, Fla., "Should unforeseen lnOJittona. should it be the cost of met an oncoming car, applied ry pre.slll'ts develop, I w!U defending freedom," Johnson her bmkes and lost controL Her propose such fiscal actions as said. car struck a parked car owned arc necessary_ ~? mamtaln "Tax policy ... must be used by John R. Motley, 23, PomeeconomiC stability, he satd. fl<>ibly. We must bo equally roy . There was mmor damage Tight Accoaadag . prepared to employ it in to the Motley car and medl~m Johnson usen every mck In I restraint of an overly rapid Ito Ut~ Rogers car. No chm ge his budget bag to hold the economic expansion os we were was ftled. deficil to I an estimated $1.8 00 use it as a stimulus to • I The first of two accidents on billion, lowest red-ink figure in lagging economy." tsob McCormick Rd .. ebout a seven years. While he estimat· in addition to his propased \hall mile north of Rt. 588. oc- . . . ..,........................... ---- . ----·-- .... - . -... . . ..... _ , , ._ . , o , ., , • ILL ITED. CDICITRUCTIDIC, WARDROBES II SAHARA WILIUTI ClBIIIETt HAVE WHITE EXTERIORS, 1111 PASTEL AQUA IITERIORI ' •' 0 I I 0 \ 1• ~- f , 1 WARDROBES lr G d Dies Sun ay J ,' STORAGE CABUtili UPTO A Spacious 30 inch CHINA • 30" wX 20'' DX 72" H 42"x15"x66" I ESta M , ae Eaton Regular 49.95 :• 42" KITCHEN ENSEMBLE Oat 1111 lor 111 rour ntedsl · 14 lll•t~r sllelvtsl Slldlnc 111ft tloortl Wort Shill! UtiiiiJ Electric oullttl 95 $ IN CASHI C }S h DI'es on Sunday PLA • Choose one or both of these Handy Cabinets today! 36" WARDROBE 36"x22~"x66" I I • e • • 1 J Full width hat.lhelf 44" mirror Holds 30 garments Sliding doon glide on nrlon rolltn ALL STEa DOUBLE SHELF 30" CHINA 30"x15"x66" • Sliding glaa doora • Open work shelf • Electric outlet WARDROBE 42"Wx21"Dx72"H • Fu II width drawer • Deep storage ahtlfn Regular 59.95 Oxfords loafers 1 NO. 192 ' at A&P START .95 I .. ' S Sliding glass doors, 3 way electric outlet, open work area covered in Lamindall wlstainless steel edging, doublo pan oonstructlon doors w!spring loaded bin· ges, white exterior, aqua Interior. 0[ Ract'ne DI'es 'i CABINETS ALL STEEL 0 3 AND • ON SPACIOUS I ' to I ' .~ '-"! ' Big Purchan Savings On Agnes rueser i:.l ' At Rutland Fumiture - MASON UPI BfJe• fS 1 , 1 ,I. o •- I ' " 3 ROOMS New $299 ° I "·~ • .. ' lew heurs on Saturday. the Cleveland area. Four perThe storm was held responsl-lsons died ol beart attar.ks whllt ble for at least lour deaths In shovellhg snow In the lake city, cd revenues at a whopping $111 tax changes, Jolmson said r<·orred at 11:30 a. m. Saturday, (Continued from page I l ;e~n~ior~t=r•:•:tm:e:n~t~·~:_~la=c=er~a~-~iOo~i~um~buis~h~a!_d~s~lx~. I~nc~h~es~on~l~'__~l~"::~~~~~~~~~~~~==-=:..._:::=billion he also assumed that , addilional funds will be re- ~ when Joe Gibbs, Jr .. 25, Rt. 1, d . lsst'ng Blnce tlons ground, most of II falling . . lenders would take o~er leased by cuttmg . . . went off th e Ieft nuclearIll .evtce f m . pnvate hack pro- Galllpobs, 852 bomber 3 0 1 1 certain farm, college housmg grams ··of Jess priority'' such side of the highwoy and :struck the co ~: k last Week. 1 1 and !:mall business loans now as military conslruction, farm ,an embankment. Medium dam- andh KC bani err the device ...._......, .... 1 .• Tesearco held by the governmen . . . price supporls and spat'r. . nge was done to lhe cru... t ed e1n an area off the '·Encouraging the substitution In reiterating one of his cen er t ·,th ships br edit ·11 · . southeast coas w of privat.e for pu IC ~ WI favorite themes, ec(}no~y ~.n Janes and frogmen taking• reduce 1967 expenditures by government, Johnson satd: 1 p t I formed sources said lhe $4.7 billion from what they expe<:l every government empar.· n f four that · d 11 device was one o I " th would have been o erw "· ploy< to spend the public o ar , were aboard a strategic Air the PreSident said. with the same care .•nd Command (SAC) 852 nuclear He aloo said profits !rom the concern he would exerctse tf 1t b b which collided with the I · t fbi check" om er II naticm·~ n:w s veress _coms , carneou o _s_oYm~ay . Funeral services for Agnes: jet tanker over tbe coast o1 will brmg '" $1.5 billion m the Johnson satd hiS budget ! A G ser 67 R D Porn- S a·tn last Monday. . , . "in Vet·'' P coming f1srat year. wou ld have 5ho \~~ a surpiU"I ) nna rue h died. Sunday rather Ulan a defJctl except for i eroy, w o . . . IVE WINTER STORM Johnson previously asked thr y· t Naill He snid he still w:ts i erans Mernonal hosp1tal, wtll be A MASS . leg1stators in his Slate of the ' w~~ded ·,he idea of •·a ' held Tuesday al 10 a.m. at the churned out Into the Allan:~~ Union Address to raise an extra I balanctc'<i budget in a prosper- : Sacred Heart Church m Pam- today .after h11tmg tbe ~or of $4 .8 billion next ~:ear _by.j ous cconomv'' and predicted I eroy. east With a Sunday punc inds t · g J n 1 cuts m exc1se 1 . d knee • deep snow, raw w • 11 1 res orm on a .new - cars . . a. ~o l this be ac ueve once 1£' 1 Rosary services wHl .be held and angr)' seas along the East· taxes , would . 1 telephone sen•ic~ and _spee~JJJ!' \\~~ ~h~ve~eantime, the Pres- ~~~~Y ;~h~: 3 ~:;;· ~g~a~~~-- ern Coast. up payroll Wlthholdmg and, ident said ''We are fully S . . ar" four sisters Bitter cold temperatures movI ' f urvtvmg " · · · · the 11orm to put bus Iness Ia< collectkln< · ~· I prepared to meel the rnsls o C th . r, es Pomeroy· ed in behmd To thhi he Hdded tGday a opposing aggression ." a er!ne .ru . er, Pornero : the icing on the region's first requf'st for new use:· t.axes_ on I Imponderables Remain Catherine ~r~~ser, - , ;· real taste of winter. A blanket those using the nation. s. lugh-11 Jle said that no matler how -S!s~~J. Fr~~co~~ ~h~~~seG;~~~~· of UIJ to two feet of snow cover- I ways. waterways and air space, the war is priced out , I Ka I a. ., .. ns • . ,_ed ~wide area from West Vir~ jnduding an increase from 5 to "tmrrrtainlies" remam. ''No ! and Mrs. VIncent . BroderJck, l inia to Maine. At the height 6 per rent m the federal tax. on Qne ca n firmly predict the I both of Pomeroy; five brothersd ~f the weekend storm, scores · airline tickets. He also pro- :rourse of evl.'nts in Sou theast ] John of Akron, Herman adn I of commu nities were hit with 1Josed chargi~g for federal ; Asia. The\· depend not only Mark GruPSPr , both or Sha c.i pOWPr failure-s: and transporlA· meat lnsperlwn, wareh~u~e ~ upon our ~wn actions but upr,n l and Ca rl and Josep~ ~rueser. ; lion was snarled. ll~osing and vessel Jnspect1~n . , th ose of our adversaries. ]both of Pomeroy. Pnen s ~lilY 'l'h{lse requests we~e nuld.i ''As a l'onsequence, ullimatr rall at rnueJlll home anylime. MOSCOW - AN AMERICAN how ev_er. t>«:J~pared ~~lth wha: , budgetary requirements could ! doctor and diplo~at were cal~hto m1ght h~w t? ask l~ter r~ ! be ei lh t-'r higher or lower than ] <'d in today to w1tness the Sothe "ar Ol' mflallon lhren lro ! :nnounls I am now requesting rwt autop';y on lhe bndy of to ~N out of hand.. , i .. The amounts wlm:h I am i N<'WC':lmb :Niott, 27 - year- old Budg.. t Brookd.••• pr"rnnng h-.e reflel'l the besl l New ~ngland book salesman Here 1s how !ohns_on .~ judgm1.•nt which ran be mad<' 1 who reportedly commttted Slll, p r o p o s £' d ''udnwmt raiJVe i at this point in time. " I cide on a train bound for a ~udget w~uld .look rornp~r:d ~~ ~ Ttw new budget contains $14 1 Est 3 "ae F.rtlon. 85. Rarine. IJabor colony. . fiscal 19116 whtch ends J n 19&71b i I I i o n for health. labor, , died Sundny at tl~e home or h.r U. S. embassy phySician, Air 1966 . · · schof,J s. poverty and othet l d•u ' ht er ~ Irs ~tan lev 1Neva) Force Capt. James W. B1zzell, ReC'Plpt!i · . o ·"··· · rr · l . $ 11 billion ~ Greal S·:>ciety programs $3.2 : Dc,w in Ravf'nswood, w. va. and embassy consular o ICia 1 1 William Shinn $100 btlli>ln billio•1 more than in the cu rrent 1 went to the Pendfnl( b.11. ! fisl'al year. Most of the I She h: survived by two dau- Soviet foreign ministry. From ru• 4 b'll' $112 8 l iOn ' · d '! C $ h~t~. .1 JOn 1:fl billion ! i ncrr;:~se represents mont>y !or l ghters. Mr~. Dow. an 1v rs .. ur- there they were too be taken to ~~-4 bllhon $ . - Imedi care schools and olher ltis tBer thal John son, flac1n~; watch the autopsy on the body I • Dut this approach 15 c~~~ ' programs' already enacted by a sister. Mrs. Ina Hoback. Ra· of Moll, of Sheffield, Mass. dered unrealiSlic by . Congress . cine, and 10 grnndchildren and 1 10 .economists because 11 far tlds 1 Johnson asked for 11.6 billion [27 gre.at grandchildren. COLUMBUS A PROGRAIIII , t $4110 [ 11 t t 1'nelude some important e era _ h c· , for the war on paver y, Funrr.al services will ~ held to reduce the enro men a progr_ams s.uc ads h' show~ayt rnilli :m more than he expeets to ! Wednesday at 2 p m. at the Ra· state • supported unJversllits se1·unty me<hcare an tg d h' t d ts to at 1rust funds. Adding these spen t IS year. cine Baptist church where M~s. and en~ourage s u en. . . "cash'' Eaton was a member. Bunal tend private colleges wtthin the .l programs gtves a bud et which looks like this: I. will be in ·the Great Bend Bap- sta te was proposed today by 1986g . 1987 1 3f C W8fZ : list cemetery beside her late Chancellor John Millett of Ule 1 ReCf'lpts ' husband. Edward . fr ien ds may OhtQ Board cr Regents. $t28.2 billion $145.1 billion: call at the Ewiijg . Funeral Millett said the plan calls for Spending . . ' Home in Pomeroy until noon students to be given tuition 1 $135 billion $145 bill ton i ! Wednesday. grants of up to $500. "The pro-1 • Deficit Or SUrplus MASON- Funeral service for i gram would be made available I $ 6.9 billion defictl . . Cm l R. Schwarz. Sr, 59, Mas- 1 . G a! !los !tal to all students except thosc i Surplus$_ - ~ btlhon :on. "1l.o dlrd Sund:ly aftern()()fl ] Mr~~~ .•en.:,r rda . ~ Jim studying theology," declared Johnson based h1s revenu ..' :at 4 p m. enroute tn t.he Pleas- Admiss~nns Stu } Millet1. estimntes on the assumptiOJ ant Vallev Hospital. will be held i Kauff, Mtddleport; Wayne Rus- . -- - -- - - -.,.,..,.,,.,.,..J ' that the economy would grov. Nednesdav at 1:30 p.m. with :bell. Mmersvtll~. H Marriage Appllratlons by slightly less than 7 per cenl thP Hr•v ·Ralph Mahoney olftr·: Discharges Saturday e].j Donald Dean Combs, 19 , Rt. 3 in calendar 1966 compared ~~tl 1atmg. Burial will be m the en Ra~y_. MJd~lepOJt. a . !Pomeroy, minister, Church of 7.5 per cent in 1965 I Broad H.un {'Prnetl'ry Admisstons _sunday . - __M~: ~ ~~..;.==----=--.-, 1 All Bonus Bingo Game Books are identical and contain 8 games. The individual Hr predicted that the Gross i He was born here Oet. 19, me Cus ter, Syracuse, Jim · • Men's National Product-the nation's 1906. thr son of lhe b!c R. Hall, Rutland. . game layouts and the simple rules on page 3 of ~he Game_ Book wi~l show you output or goods and services Rhineholt and Nellie Krautter Disl'harges Sunday - None. & how to win prizes of up to $1,000 in cash! Nothmg to wnte! Nothmg to buy I would reach $722 bllhon. t~ts Schwarz. who surviv es. He had i 1 ~ ca r, up more than $46 billmn l work ed fo r the Appalachian FINED RY COURT There is no limit t.o the number of times you can win! Adults only! A&P em· (IVer last. year. Power Co., and the Columbus Lou Van. Way_ was ftned . ployees and families not eligible t.o win. Actually, administration «'Ori · !and Southern Ohio Elrctric <.:o. and costs m Mf'IR!I Cou nty Court 1 orni sl£ hnpe lht> <'Conomy c~n l as ao: r!ectri~' ian_ He had .spPnl iS_aturda.y on _a .c~arge of permil· il Reg. $6.99 to $12.99 be kl'pl rrom growmg muchlmust of his ltfe In Mason. .tmg an unhct'nscd operator lo ! raster lhan ihis. They fear the His wife, Iva Mae, died ln jdnve. and James!.. C. Sch'llarr demands ()( consumers. busl·l t95t has bern fmed $10 and ('~sts on \ nessmen and the govern~en! l Suvn·ors. In addition to his ~ach of two cbargcs of dt~turb- i ere pressing so hard agamst mother. arc 6 daughter. Mrs. , mg the peace ond destructiOn I available supplies or ~s and , Nola Hhod1•n, Boynton Beach, ['=prioipcirt~vi.iiiiii ' servire~ !hat the economy may Fla a '>On, Carl H. Schwarz, 1 overheat DJld dri"·e up priers. Jr., h-lason, four grandchildren, D~f Purpose _T~xes '! two si~ters . Mrs. V1rgi nia If you have not already done so, !here's still time to pick up the Free Bonus Bingo Glllllj8 --,,...__--;-_ --ck· stead and Mrs. Barbora Book at your Friendly A&P Food Store ... and, remember, you get ABSOLUTELY P'REE Llvesto ·Daniel. both of Masow a BONUS BINGO SLIP each time you visit your A&P Food Store !hat may help you will "'Fo"'R;::-:;-SA"L"E;--5 year old bay Ibrothers, Harold and Mike, one of the wonderful cash prizes shown above. horse, Jersey cow, and Gueru. !son; Enrl. Miami. Fla., an scy cow. Set of Ford Plows. IHenry, of White Sulphur ~prings. WI 9·3193. I 20 Jtp Friends ma y t~ ll at the funer· : -Empoymen -~-· I w ~ an·,-ecl 'al heme •fter noon Tuesday. '·I ,. -•· ., __ , , o ••· o , . •• . · , , • ....... In some areas for most of the state tnday, al- ~~~~=~;..~~.;;~~~~~;;;;;;.;;;;;, The coldest temperatures o11 ow Utern Ohio whlch bore lowing the temperatures to th~ season h~d Ohl~\:lalc:r lh~runt of lhe' snowsoorm, al· climb into Ute upper teens and grtp early to y ed h't hardest by the frigid low 20s. a snowstorm tha' opp more ·~~"'Fa~ ski~s were forecast Warmup Due than a root or snow on some c · - - Increasing cloudiness was due parts of the state. Christ and Julia Ann Robinson, tonight, keeping low temperaOf the reporting clUes, Co- !8 Ri 3 Pomeroy· Cecil Eu- tures well above zero, possibly lumbus was the lowest with a '0 J~hn~on, tB, F~anklin Co., as much as 10.15 degrees warmONLY reading of seven degrees below~ Joyc• Gayle Brogan, 18, Rt. er tha n Ute lows of Sunday 130.00 Down - iatanu on zero at dawn. But rural areas 1 Rutland night and early toda~. Canvenltnt Tern reported much cokler unofficial ' · Southern Ohio conltnued to readings, rangmg up to 20 beSQUAD CALLED dtg out of the worst snowstorm , ·- VIckie Jo Dersbach, Middle· of the year. . ' port was transported to Metgsl The Mar~etta area, wtth 13 FURNITURE CO, Gen~ral hospital at 2 p.m. Son· Inches on the ground, was th~ MASON, W. VA. day by Middleport E-R squad· harde.t btl. Both Cincinnati·~. 0::, u S .95 1 FuU view mirror, tie bar, Yale lock and key, double hat shelf, center bar construc. Here's CJOOd NEWS! There's still time to pic:k up your FREE BONUS BINGO GAME BOOK at A&P! Roush's Shoe Store 1 1 tion, ample room for shoes, magnetia door NO. 380 WANT TO GET SQUARED AWAY 1 WOULD like~~ house work ·- of I In 1915, Alexander Graham I any kind. Lorena Snyder, W'l 1Brll opened the ftrsl cross-· 2-63lll. 1 18 6tp Icountry telephone service. Associated Radio Now Has Complete AUDIVOX HEARING SERVICE AND BATTERIES AT ALL TIMES A Representative Will Be In Our Store WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26 J:® TO 5:00P.M. e FREE HEARING TEST Hearing Aids Cleaned & Checked Free CALL WY 2-3635 lor oppolntmonl '' otoro Associated Redlo & TV, Harry Miller, owner - 214 E. Mlin St., Pomeroy, Expem agne ... now Is the time to • • ...._.., displaytd .... i... tfaoa .. thol- ts• ....,. Deep onough to hold pur largest diaMr pkotetl 2 ........... for utra lforato. Full widlll 20" doop opoa worft - Clip these slips to help you win squaN up and make a fresh new dart. Clean up bills and debts and have everything in one convenient loan. Have leu to pay out ancl moN for yourself on pay clayt. ... ....tic top with Iloilo!. . _ , tr;.. n.-., oltctric •tlotl • - for 1111 , _ cutllrJ and lin• up to ono io two dttp drawtn, A111plo otorago ho lllo triple • - spa.. foo. low! Magnetic door catchftl Arctic •kin olderior, .... iatorior. Don't hesitate to coli. There It no obligation. One thrifty budget loan will cut your payments. Call for cath and gtt along much better in '66. prizes. A SAVINGS CO, 125 E. Main St. WY 2·2171 36"W x 12" Dx63" H SPECIAL BONUS BINGO prize slips in our newspaper ads. Watch for these ads. Cut out and use these EXTRA Prize slips together with the prize slips you will recei ve at our stores t.o help you win your share of the ITY OAN All Steel Utility Cabinet Reg. 69.95 SALE EXTRA BONUS! Each week we will print EXTRA NIM AS YOUI PHONI s .77 Two door utility with four roomy shelves, deep pot and pan bin in bottom, spring door catches, while exterior, aqua interior. THBE SLIPS ARE VALID FOR PR06tw.i #ft CHLY Sahara Walnut finish. ITYLED for IODAY'I LIVING Pic'- ,_ R- ll)lllal ....r clllooa MORE GOOD NEWS! I' catF~es. j Other Cahineh t.. At '$17.95 NO. 163 Rutland Furniture SH 2-4211 _......., ARNOLD GRATE j -- · · RUTLAND, OHIO ~· ' 1 �''' "•' " '' 0 •-•• o • ' • • • · ·• • • 0 ' " ' ' '"'' •' • ' • •• , • • ~ .... , , . , , . , , , O M o • o oo,O>o o ·• ··· • .. ........ ...... .. ..... .. ~ ' ' -\ . ' ~~·' IARNIY Classified Ads r our Modern Community Bulletin Board ti-Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy·Midd!epon, 0., Jan. 24, 19811 WlNT AD t SfGIIS INFORMATION I'. M. I Mend.lll' Dlldllne f:OG A. M. CANCILLATIONI W~ll M COiftiCTIONI For ICCI--d Del' ef Ulllll f:H A. M. i"UIIIt:etlen a•GULATIONI Ttui Pullllltfler rtse'""" the right ro ""'' or rtlect 1ny 101 c111med ol>jiCitOniDit. Ernu tflould be ,e 110 rtl(l •mntedlttel,. Tfte puD- ittl\er 1963 4 Mercury Meteor Dr. Stll. Wag. $1695 Low mileage by one local owner, Red vinyl lnterlor trim. White finish. W.W. tires show little wear. Lulptt! rack, V8 engine, automatic trans. Power &teerin&, radio and heater· and many extras. nal be rnpantlbh fer ma~• """ •"• 1ncarrect lftll'rtktn. w-Ill ' lATII For W1nt Ad Ser•lce 4 C1n 1 .,., Word one lnllrtlon Min~mum Cfllttl tt ceniJ 1'J cenll ,.r werd fer Three c . . secutlve IMtrHon• tO ~ter cent Dltceunt on p1ld ldl .11n1t 1M p•ld wtthlll 11 ti.IIYL c.aRD OP THANKS .1. OIITUAIIIII 11 .11 10 word W~lnlmum . l1ch 1964 Olds '88' $2149 - 4-Door Pomeroy Motor Co. OIIIIICI IIIOUII I:ICI A. M. tt 5:01 ... M. 0.1111¥ l.lllurd.IIY J:ll A, M. t• U:DI No011 IT'S SO IAIY TO PL&CI A II:ISUL T PAOOUCING WANT. AD OPEN IVES. 9:00 P.M. For 1 _ _ _ _ _ __ _ 1 automaUe tunsmlulon. -t"• engme. . In good· condi~~.~on. v..s . Roush, rw n-~·--· VI william wcwu. Want1d To Buy ~•e ftallt....lla ~.-- · ..._ nr<JIII r-os na ....._ ......... ....-w- I ' f.H: ............... r.:c...... ... •.... ' w..r.. r:l::..\'1: ..._""" I I ·=-= "'ru: = .... ~~.':,".;;< ~:"'" ' 1 140 TwO TRAILER SPACES H & N• AUTOMATIC .ZIG ZAG rent in the Village of Middle- ~ "Nick Chick" leghorn chicks, Sewing machine, Makes blind lnstructloM PIIIYI'O Co!>YIDI Service. Cop hems, monograms, button· ._ lei madl al legal papers. holes, sews on buttons. dams, TRUCK Drivers, semi or blrtll retord• lnd almost 1111J patches, etc., all without straighl, ages 21-40. Some otlw diii!IIIDtnll. D-- I l l -• ...,,.._ attachments. Pay $5 per experience hI e pfuI but nol nc· ,..._ ,.., month or pay balance due, essary. You can earn over $3 t t tfr SSt.44. Free home demo. Call per ho..- after short training. tAETNACASUALTV lnllJrlonet WY 2-655S. 1 !8 6tc l For application write Nation MulleD lnluranca ~. 1110. W'd Semi ivlsion . 1255 - - . Phone WY t-318!. Business Services Cor~i~ Avenue Hanulton, ·--·• 1 1 llo - - - ·-. Ohio. Or call si3-895-S649. _ INSUIIAN~ -~_. • FTREWOOD and coal hauling. 1 24 3 tc GRANGE .,.., Fu·ewood, all ook chunks. any Insurance Aaency, IIIC~ Pom~iz~~=:~i::,~ ;;•;~;too u. ~ .,.,. •,•ov,•c• '"'.,',-- eroy. Phone WY z.-3381•• I U• Mea-wom•n 1 an over. ..... " 1 20 61P Jobl. Hllb •tutiQ P.lll'· short boun. Advaacemenl. Pnpuato" \U'IUMOBIL& I.IIIUtarta DeeD I .....,.., " lo., " ....,•""'Oper1te Heavy Equipment 'l'bowlud• ot joblo oPIIl·&xpe':'e. eenreiW1 'At your os-raNATIONWIDE coNST'HucrtoN : :!'t~ o~:~'!~requJ:!: Wt a--t CaJI In ..._ 1200 I PJlDJIX'TS PAY UP To --. Write TODAY Lb!. Jlviat aame. ........ WEEKLY FOR trained op~tratora. Be .-~ r:;:~~~~~"'" ..,._ LINK uP WAILaF~ lrACIN5 N:lfOH THE~ ~H, k~:'\ ORIVING lll! i!W CHINE~E tlfFOI!!: ~!;1_t IT ANP I .!_......, ' J,. W. Sweet don lleiiYIIe 1:• JtlleiMI! dorm Bell· L~AVI'I6 SMOKING ,-uM&.e BEI<1Nf1. 01110 1\l!"H .. , ElK & MEEK ,.. ~- IODiea.m.; 33411 WY or started pullets today. Mod· l' S:• a.m.;~ dCIWII SPECIAL. Coon, $2.511, beef ~-~;~ ~II w~Y .; , or ern Poultry, Box 188, Athens, ~.., ••o.o• IS, 1:45 a.m.; ~ -'IP .Jti 8:5! 2 600 hide, Sc lb. Red fox, $4.50 tfc Ohio. Ph: 593·7831. 1-22-ltc Totol ,.,. ......,... 3liUI a.m.; lfffllfl dawa Gl'llilllp q:;. II 30 with all 4 feet on. Gray Fox, 81 r.-a..,u T'= """',.. ........... ~··Gil p.m.·, .. m._. ::n.-~. ---:-c::-::--::--::-:-::--,. _ ,..._. Pill"" ., ureea1 $3M with all 4 feel on. Bill FOR SALE AUCT ON ,..,.\'"li.;:".,......,...,!!v.LJ :=up 8:3& p.m.: lllriNira Brellt Bailey, Reedsville, Ohio. 29 • at l:OO P. ;;;-----;"' -~~=-=-SATIJRDAY, Jan. ;::;:.,~.~:;:,-.-Itt down Greenup 7:01p.m.; LltU~ 1 I 11 12tp FOR 5:'LE - ON ROUTE :n--[ M. 1 mile North of Five Points "1!"!:.~~~- .,...,. ..,....., ..,_. Georae ,.r nr-up_ p.m., 7AN:::T=:I;::Q::-;UE;::-;Fur o-n-::: ltuc:re::-,- dishes. 10 miles from Pomeroy, beau- on Rt. 1 at the former Virgie ,.,. w.;;;;;;:,~ ....., '"'" SIMI Rlaier up 0(1~ 1p 10 ""'"".,. Dt>l. miscellaneous. Call or write: tiful brick ranch type home, [ Mora farm. WiU sell the lol· 01.- p.m.; AlloD ·1Api!Jr .,._ ,QreeilTot~u:U.-:;" 00 0, 1 up 2:111 a.m.; Olivet Alarer Mrs. Ho"ard Cecil. 81111 'fl _ six rooms , large hv10g room lowing: with wall to wall carpeting. ! 2 Living room suites •• OUNDt down Meldabl 2:30 p.m.; J. S. Main St., Pomemy. Uc blue stone fireplace, large Signature Automatic Washer ::."~~::,.~• ~~Lewis down Meldahl 1:11 p.m.; 1 29 .CI gladss s1ididngddoob rs to patia, Signaturde ~Eldectric Dryer ="'-~ Lu11Jer Herdman ap M~~~ Noti _ ce ar 11ne ou 1e ~1ose1s, an s~~n Pymentl Duttq Ytv lf,,QQ.ft 1:11 p.m.; OVBC dowD Yeluauu ~===-::----:---o thre·e i"rge bedrooms with[ wr,·nger washer, rinse tubs Bll11DCe. o.c. 31, 111111 --.at "·I.. - . "-~ "' double closets, 1II OutataiHlill( W.11rraat1, Dec. 81. 1111 a : . p.m.; •..., .....uwuiJ D~LJCJOUS Homema d• p·IZza, cedar lined and stsnd UIIO.tt ~- ••-•••bJ M 10 a- Ned joe, 75c., and $1.00 sizes. Dea.1. ln Depotltory. Dec-. 31 • Ult5 uuwu .rmuua u: ..... :· luxe Pizza, $1.50. Jack's Dnib~ths with doub le bowl vani- ·1 AmtirRal Refriaerator . ~~~ Mtrriet down Meldsbl 12:45 a. 40 11. ltc m.·, \NMUII ,._.~ Queen uuwu .a- ......... ry Bar, Middleport. 12 8 tIC ty, walls and floor ceramic 1 Gas aoge "R: ·--+------~ _ __ __ _ __ tile, large modern kitchen, all 3 piece Bedroom suite we eive lut pr~eucal tralninK on , ~ . . ., .. _•11P~· .......e~•tbl•b 1111 THI COMMON PLI&a cou&T, dabll:SO a.m.; Jeffboat up Mel· · te 1n. cooking units bUilt-In, · · 20 1ee1iI Odd BedS and bedroom 1ur n1" '"' llOU<PMENT ., ·MIIOI COUNTY, OHIO 1..., I NotiC8 (j V11'AR 1eSSODS, pnva your ACTUAL choice inrludlng tht' 1\'EW PoiMrtl• 0. · - ~ ..... DAIIILL D. J•N~tdlbJ. 7:JD a.m. Qtruction on regular classrs .1 of birch, wall and base cab-j ture POWER smn EQUIPMENT . . W 1• '"""""'' Amue, n-!!l.e!l. ..._ _ J·-~· ...._ ~ bl d f folding Blue print Nladlni!, gurte.. and IN Till COURT OF COMMON PL ' . . . .rev, 1ft"~ ...a _... VllftU eg,,_~Mnc'e·n.dg,clainssteersma~~aia. ~eb , ~~~ :.· incts with Jouble bowl stain- 1office .tci e an I t~~~~eli!~k~ :J::--:;~~ ;;~~~t~;:t au..inep Opportunities hlcM ';~:':rc:.:rn, OHIO • , ..,...,. 1:11 a.m.; Albert 11. up l!4fi "' less steel sink, garbage dischalrs e 1umltioJ . For rREE HRO· ..,. MlllfrH Ptwhr, ADILI& A• .liND, &m.l Pldllp Spera dowD 1!55 folk, rock and roll, rhythm ; posal unit, fiv~ room finished : Kitchen table and chairs I ~~!t~,;~a.d:::'ai!~n· ~~e~ loll world lomoua a....a.-., lt. ~-;.,~~:r;..~larldl, =..re.u~ a.m.; Solvay doWD 5:11 a.m.; and biut's. jazz and rountry b .__,_ ... _ ~F . 1 a~emen t , recrea r10n room ·lSI' End tables . lamps 'Dnd many :· ph(ln~ numbu with lloul'll .11t m~lnten•nct products-full -nw. :• .... ..,r•l a.tw ..,.,., A. J. Petta..,.. 1:&5 a.m. 10 i.Wd western musir. Or In· I :15 X 14, kitchenette and utili· [ other items too numerouS lO e~;.•:· liCNOOLI Or pilrt time, ..... rclltlil Df ::-::: IIIII oiVtniW D.f.l'l&:t, Vlrtllnllo Kg . . . . . . . Beaver t'ormcllion. call WY 2-.15~0 ht... ; ty roum, fu.ll bath with showmentwn. ~.:=u~t~!~~!'· your 111 , Rod Tormo, for IK• DtfiMIIRII.I N.. lUIO NOTICI ..,,.., dowD ~ t:M PJI.I lore January 31. 1-24-litc 1 er storage room, etc. This C. W. Shockey, Olmer omplt, ttrnod o..r f2l,tl00 uu• NOTICE ADELIA A, >1:11111,-- t1Jin B up Marmet 1•40•'"&' ' nd r 1 0 M Co A tioneer - In 1965 (not ty'icel, InDclrHl Sturpon, Norm~~ Jem Slur· n.tdellee il........,.. lllllt ~Jut · . • , ~ ' - ------ ~ home has many extras a IS 1 • • e y, uc SEWING macblnes, repatr sef cllcatlwe of potentl1l. Dfvtr- tton. and Clarence Sturteon, whQ re- tnawn place o1 "*''' 1 , . a.. Lvey Ia' 'Lucu c1o11 Ma· , lost a_nd Found_ situated on a 61\ acre ploJ.I l-22-8te rice. aU makes. WY Z-22114. otflod •••• oround Uno. Wrlto "'' on Poroono 4nm In c,,._., 11 o.u...,., .......-. ,.., .,.. __.4•IO a.m , ..... ~,_,0 _ u-. -id d p 1 l.JI Obio, otberwlle wbote Nlldtaot II ~LW'DllaUIIOUottbd•U.M 1111'11• • .,a •._.,- ~·'fUll' 1965 STEREO Tbe Fabrk Shop Pomeroy Con10f tfe • nthlo 11r/lt! Wnowu and c111110t .,. unrtrJW, .., ot luuarr, 1111, u.. 1 P , met t:a IJD.l JIIIID .__. ap I."ST _ u 1..,celet at the Letart 1 Must make an appointn1ent 1 0 Y · at $20 •1100 ·00 · Radio equipped, lovely walnut Authorized Singer Sales and nloh Corp. Ohio. tsl 44114 "'· ., w111,..,.., lab ..,.,., '"'' tho '"' ,.. •or ftlod .., • r.uUoo 11w ......,, Ia Goo Wlalitldi:IG p.m.; N.•..,'!....., Cllj.llclcryu " last Thursday to see. Bargam Cltvotond, - . oa . rowtor c..,.,. - CIID'I.,. . _ up f:JfNi Pr plj ·J~e return to Mrs. 1 ALBERT M. COX, BRO~ER changer. Twin speaker sys· Service. 3 ~ tie tllr::lt~ :!"c!:a WiDfllld 1:11 p.m.; An. It f:unice Brmker, Racine, 0. I WY 2-3830 IVY 2-36311 finish. 4 speed intermixed ...... Time? l!:slro laoomo! .............. c....... ...... •.. tion. ......... - . . . - Merrill dtnm u~ "P" ~ ..... CliO No. 1>,110, for tho tnmo ,_.,., B ;,.-_ ·jj 22 31 I 1 21 3c c changer. Twin speaker s y ,._ IS THE Competent man or -woman to-"""""'" .. '"' "'' ""'o mort- ..,. , _ .,. .. .., ~ • ID.I H. , • ' ·-- - - - · \ tern . This is in very nice terested 1n making money ::'d':eC::: :.:.!u~·ta~ 111 the pet!· iS..~ IIDd dQ of ......,., field 1:10 a.m.; DalcaD Jruce - -- F01 R nt GOOD DUMP bed and holst, condition. Pay balance due TIME TO PLACE YOUR now and in tho future to re- 1110,,.. 10 '"' To-~• ,, ••• ~:'!:".,."" D. - · doWll Wlllleld 1:11 A-Dl. e ___ 1 complete. See Ivan Carman. I ... ~ " th Try ORDER fo LIMESTONE II ....,_ ......, ·...... or .,. per mon . r 1111 and co eel money ""'" ""'· "''" cou.o<y, ""''· c.... c... • • - · .,,l iiJOM houselrailer. Ph: WY :1-686~ I IR &le i It In your home. Call WY J. FOR DRIVEWAYS AND our new super colD operated ..,., ..,. , 1 '"' foiiR- """ At~~".t'.t":~ ,, a,,.. 14 . __ ,·, Trailer Park . Tel ; · I 655S. 1 II &te dispensers. No solieltlna orla· 171RJ norlb " ""' - • "'"" 122 6 THE AMAZING Bl I aoad., wiUda ,ublle b.IP,w., IIMdu 1 PARKING "•RE•S ' :• :124 · · • tc , "' Lustre " • !nat accounts as route s os- .... '""'""' oll4 reo! " " " ... NOTIII Df IA~I IIIXJl-1 FURNISHED! will leave your upholstery liOOD DRY CORN, tl.25 bu. PHONE IN EVENINGS. tahll•hed by us. T oqualify lor ~· •.';':!.':Ohio"' c!':,.W:,,~ .,'::: ·, ll ,'l>.' llt. 1\'Y 2-538' beautUully _soft and clean. Excellent bright early cut I profits and ownership you Purcbue. lnd belnr t.be •ut one . c,row. Crow-ud PGM. 4 " R t I 1 h e1 of ~&ld Fr1eiLou 1'1 or lhll OJDeroJ, aa ,.....,. ~ en e ec nc s ampooer • · d&y. Good work mare. Geo11e must have f600 to '1 1!00 lo 1 fourth . . . , 85~ acre• of uld FraeUoa 11, an 2Ith. 1* at :10:011 o'elot• A. x. 1 '2 f ' l I c I Pomeroy cement Block, Pornw. Wells, !M"•• Crtek R d . ,'nv••t and 6 to 10 hours week· - · · ........ '". •• ... •.........., ............... _ J. '"'IIi _, llde ol which SMdl Gro" kbool• W .... and il lii!Ute In IAitiDoD rsOOT\1 fumished apartmf'nt t.'foy, Ohio. 1-24-&tc Middle'J)ort. 1 Jl Ste ly. For Interview write: In· hou•e •too4, 1.11id Jandl IYtrll norm Towuhip, Mtla Coua.Q'. Oblo. _, - that- is, so o .. __ of tbe Beeo;:b Gro•• RI:Nld, ctDPin· IIPPra!Hd •I ti.OOO.GO. and eUIDOI; . . ill' Middleport. Phone SH 2- SOU.P'S ON, the Cug terstate Mer chandi sers, IW" lQI t6 lt(:J'M, mon or .... told ,t.r leu thD lh• 1111 .... ..._ ~ ~75 Ol' SH 2·5530. 1 20 6lc clean the spot with Blue Lus- BUDGET PRICED furniture ID chester, Minnesota. Include I En!epun, •n4 retervtar unto abe ~~ir =~t. 1 ~~ - ·0~1 House w~th-bath, fw 1 tre Rent electnr shamfYI{II>r our thJrd Door "'"'•et -•·p. Phone. 1 20 ltc Grantors, ao.coe o. Fowlu •nd Ud aU btdl, 1111 nbllol" u. 1 po "Four DIJI Wlb a.111 I" MU4red rowllr, an eoaL oil 1nd lftf.lll ot f:blc c.u:t. _._ 11m "' • _, n hed Call WY 2-3338 be- $1. Baker Furruture, Middle- Baker Furalture, Middleport, R 1 Est t Fo 5 1e '" "' olht< nunoro,. In ... ••· Dthtr ..,...., H-. a 31 mlnllte _. pil)81 1 11 l••en 8 ' " a. m. and 9.30 p [ pori, Ohto. I"' 6tc Ohio. 11 12 ~ r ... ·~• r"' "''"· tooolblr "''" ........,,....,. "t>o -lo or"" the NoiJmal Ala llrt'.PI l9C ,x.o ""u~ the rifbt to mine and 1emove tile Leou 4. BUll Wilton. =~ :I lo' LAWn .t 6 "'t:.::::::::':.; I 11 1 .d GASOLINE ALLEY ..,.,J,\':""" J..-•• ..I':....,.= . 1 Ut,Nl!NIQUEI l\lltAT$®'a'Dia MillO? ''!' 1 ~1, WIW II DAPIIURN 110011.'IO•IXIQit SFILES FEll 'A-HE GOT M! ALI.-RJL£0 U~ IW' XR.IJN HIM OFF, ......... ... - ... ...__ Ill, It il I1 -•I , t·, .... w.... Pllt .,.... ' ~ ._ ...., s-2292,. l·IUtc • .,.,. ,.. nor ,,.. .,.,._. • tellerl, If Ill II.· Til V I I .......... . . Pt. PI Ill .... ...._._ 1968 CHEVROLET Bellaire 4 ••• ...,. 11M - . 1 II -. .......,. ~ •· •· " ... 00" Filii door hardtop. Blao., very •••'" 10. ,,.. • . • ·--•· I .._ ... ........ . . 1.11 laiJiat ct 1111 I• 11.111 good Shape· Floor bitt · ..... ...,.. '"" 11 "' ..,,..,, o.no.. I......_ u - t ..... the lar&eat truck or ' 64 Ponti1c _ $2,295 frpm can WI ~' eve•••·s bulldozer radiator to lbe "'"' "'"'-· """ • ·• .... -... . OINIIA. TOW-10 OUNH .......... - -- • 'fie Catalina 4 dr. Hard Top. On- IIDIDesl beoter eoro. I 21 3tc IICI'"Ir-" _.. -T· • ly 331245 easy miles. Spot=~==-o;::::;:::;-;::;:- Gentral ta4 CJUIIfle4 •• ; at~ , ......,, ' 1 loll all whiLe llnlob. One 1J60 MODEL Standard Jeep, 4 c ,-:-:. TU very partitular owner. Hywheel drive, lotk-hub8, de· Olllt lllftr doWD dramatie. Power steering & Ponror WY 2·2143 luxe metal cab. $fi'li. Phone ~ ftt1: U, 1:10 a.m.r Alldrft CWbowl brakes. 11~::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;~~ SH 24524. 1 21 3tc :...!'~ ';.".,"" ,.,....... up 14, 1:41 a.m.; A tn up 64 Buick - - $2r600 II II, 11:45 a.m.; ~ Ci11J up 196; - THREE FOURTHS =::.t.~~ Wildcat Conv. Cpe. A real OversHI Employment ton truck, G. M. C. .,.,., " " , _ , II, •:46. a.m.:. L. ~ doWn sharp car inside and out. All tradea truck drlm to 2 seated. 360 Pearl St., Mid- =~•~"::;;.u.. ..m.11, Ia~; M•n•d . . . don Oae of Buick's finest. Low proJ·ect e••lneen. Afrtcl. dleport WY 2-2598. 1 21 6tc clor --.o 18, I:SO a.m.; ·llu!ltJSt _State mlle. ae. Power ateering and ... ' co.., of Cllrk '11&11 . L - -tit U Europe, Asia. Soutb Poclflc, KSW AGEN xceJl 1 Tnni ... OtJ•or . . . """u "'• -11.111.: · 1111 ·ldward bnt.;. Automatic trans. ' e en ap 11, 1:10 o.m.; ~ "" 11, Pold travel, hou•tnl, !oocl. liNK VOL couditloo. WY ~951. ToloJ H.llll •••· -...a.nt • ,.._. . ' R IJ.a.IA'V-i~Ziil,.,.. •• A.tlanlie. Rt~h aalan jobs. tf Town 31.00 1·30 • I.DL, ..., ..... 1 12 23 male. femsle over 18. OEIB e ~r ":.U.~u 3:15 a.m.; Val-~ · iJi.j. 1:10 Box 28190. Oakland Park. Totll Poor ..... un.• ZIJIIDIII' llli- , . ,..... Pome"" __ ._Ohio_ _ __ [ Fta. 3830'1 Insurence Hnllh _ ..... WIWMI4 fv • ~ - . . 1 a.m.:• Diltriot . . ,,. "llnllb , ..... IUlDolt down N RADIATOR SERVICE - River News 1!.. 'hfal llllrlel MNI BlaeHnars ,_,R ov SALE I tar,ORDiiR AMSTUTZ's Rent ,.._..~ OIA. .I 'IOWI(IIIf., Mllll COUHTT, 01110 P•r t1W1 PIMII Ytlr IMint Dece1111t1r ,,, ,,.. ANNUAL "'"'n' ""''"" Pel IIRCQ, OHIO 2·2156 •~ EXPERIENCED BUEnNAR'S Power steering and brakes, autoll!-atie,, fully equipped, radlo, heater, blue fini sh. Spotless clean mtenor. '*' .lldllltl61'111 word 1c. PHONE WY TROPICAL FISH SPECIAL Fancy guppies 110 e pair. Varl· ous other tropleals and some accessories. Dave Richardson, MIU Street, New Jlfiven, W. Va. Phone 882-2336 any time. I 22 3tc Pomeroy Motor Co. • QUAUJf DIADLIN . . Dt't l.tore PubiiUtiOn 11,., Auto Sales ......,.,.nLETt HI"bard1... 1W \lsu:.-.-nv ,_ ly PII!D LASSWILL ::,.. MAKE FROM A CAMERA TRIPOD AND CARRY IN liLT. Jtaat· •ut 1 ---- -·-- I = ·I N0 W * •-- """" ..., lEWOOD, any-- length, $10 I1 FOR SALE: 'AI too pickup 1 18 6t ' Fll_ --- - -'te ks o.. k I d C 11 !'RAILER RSPACE in Rulland 1 piC up oa . a or Wfl 1 true , 1946 and 111M. ._ at on Main St. Conl!!Ct Leroy Glendale Sk1dmore, Shade,! Charles Lyons G.an~D, Ma--..Denney or c• ll SH 2-5361 l_ Ohio,__MY 6·3437. l-3Uc oon, W. Va. 1 13 Ue 1 18 6tp l 1\00M housf.- on- Main - St~. ~1• d f ., hed or un f urn-,' U.tll nn ' urn ~ islted. CI_Hll a l'l Leroy Denney ACROSS OOWN 16· 0 ne or <'a ll SJI t5;!la. 1 1 18 6tp :,: ;~~~~:~i~s ~: ~::it !r'e NTCELY furnished 2- bedroom: food hound city II,.~~~~~~~~""'J! und I I DAlly c R0 ssw 0 RD g Clo" to ~i: 1~ ;oon as 1 14 tfc 3 - St<ipe of. 18. Beiin· cone.-e ::;,":;' niDI' TIWLERI;OT, i'iutland. -five dlotan« :~.- Dt.oe!:ty · U . Philanthro- 5. lmbeci! r es from Pomeroy. Phone i piL'It... inhabi· 6. Tavern t t 2-5613. 12 23 60tc I 1<. Type or an - ~. I ("Rbln 7. Treats 25. Soap lai•rda)''l Alllw"r F'OUR HOOM furnished apart· 15_Expo rt with operas, WY 2-34irl8. 11 15 tfc 'l'exu disdllin for 31. CUy tn 4 tlOOMS bath and -gr;~agl:'. 918 16. ~~~wn, .It !';;tng 26. ~:::;a ~~:rLocust Sl., ' '""'· Call Mart,·n . 11· Lowest 11. City 1n tabl•l•t •-ploys ·:u· -.ua Restaurant. WY 2-9918. deck'! BeiKium 27. Hoista 37. Pen'a P•l J9.Shake12.Squonder 29. Not sa. Trouble 1 7 lfc speare'!l 13. Bishop's h&rab 40. NuneryTf E --- . E and four room furni stlwirr jurisdiction 30. Help word ed and f ·hd I 20 . St"ttings un umJs e apar · 21. Military m<nls. WY 1-5434. 12 6 tic 1 1 - ---- ,. p ann nr FURNJSRED. 4.Ytoom!l and I group: bb ~ath, apartmei{t in Pomeroy. a r. WY 2·3975. 12 31 tee 22. T&lluriulll: •ym. 4 ROOM turnished apartment 23. Karahland ra.m.e.bird. Ior rent. Phone WY 2-2776. Af. 26. Continent: ter 5 p.m. Phone WY 2-3574. abbr. Rowley and Reed Hardware. rr. Proooun tt 1 tf 28.81lkfabrtc :;;;;~:-;;;::-c:-;,:::::-c ao. Incite 'l'R ."E~ LOTs - ~ .... 32.C•·--.. n .U.o 1\ U-•-oa ... lllld "Iter. Bro""'' l'rlll 83. Flntname ,.. In muatc et Park ISta" Appro,edl ... ~. s•--•-noan Ml ill .,. ·~.u nern e, Otuo, t1laDt W\ 86. Island: S.3324. I II tie AIIJ'Wl Sea 38. Contrive 1649 Lincoln Hgts. 2 bedroom 38.Nipapalm house. Beautiful Birch kitcncn 39. SMd hill cabinets. Phone: WY 2-5127. 40. Quem 1 4 trc j Help INinted DAILY CRYPTOQUorE- Here'• ilow to work It: -------~ oll: -" Do li'L .,~ AL LA oll: w• .. .u One lelter simply •tandl tor llllother. In thts aample A Ia UMd I - - L'a, X f or~ •'-A two 0'1, ete. Slncle lelten, apoa..,u__. I tor tite trophlu, the Jeqih and tonnatton or the word.111 &l'e' &.II bintll. ;l • t. m RUTLAND Apply WY 2-2156 THE DAILY SENTINEL -·· ..... "" .., HOUII POl IALI Ra cb St 10 BtauUiul w ern • Y locatiun on top of amaU bill •t.• CUNUI Tl0 NING Rei r~ger· facing S.. te HII h way Garago on itloll aervk!e. JIIC'k'S RefrtS· Route 1 With &:ood road to milO -lll<oliY to remo"wiUllhou..mlriJbt b1 IDII to,.u..r u.ader·1round mlnl111 proot. . . .1111111 lhe rich! to <h• Ohio Power compiD)f or .IIJl)' ather t41rpora. Uon, the ritht to min• and remou ,., ,,...._, ••dor , ...., ,., un- I.IIJM, "''"'to dt!r the tUrf11ce of the tuct ef lind i.b~u: n~~c~!:'d ::~~e~~~~U:~ I]Uired b~ Power Complny, W3J nuoo, New Hneo, Phone blgh P'our bedruuml. Ufift& ftJ W5!7. 4 • de dinmg, family . kiteh•m. Pak lasl play maid 's utiJituz and Everydau c--1•1• shop Three baths, Ci' 'llll! UJe r ...,.... and wall to wall earpet on I If *:'':; SOCJAL CA1£NDAR <I> ao. .....· n.. -. .,,1 11o I I I II I I ] I ~ u--.._ - ~ ..r.- .., "" Space- ,..-. ..,. a....., _ . . .,. the Mid..,_,_. • r - , !tiP: ~· _...... ~ taey club 'rldaJ - .._........,..., • • - al • .•·-"'-nuwtWU, a regll1Br ~ _..loll 1111111- odiat cburclt. -&J.I , _ The film was preRuMN . , Its tucc~uon or MIIBi&lll, ur an r .. ma.AA.a-- T Reed, Jr .......... other cnrpunnon which ro~y pur· .I&ICVUVI~ • •• WIIUIIIII chue the co,l, and lhe laid GrantJAN I& slster·ilt-law Mill Kay ora further l'W*l'VI Ott rl•tn to o.L-.-.11-Lo.-. wavle on behalf of them.el•e. IJid The Middleport, Band BotsUn" M-~.aA au~WS, f. aa a JDIUICIIIII~W~Ut Marle't Styli Post ~::;:· 11 ~':n~\ed t~-~~:: ~d ~:r.~.' .~i':~,;. . . ~'!!1rm he!; Association wiU meet ltfonday for the Spice A4mlehl-itla. H1lrcuts $1.25 I and walnut. Air condJUoned :a::r rl~mW:mm!~\.·:e~ evenJ.na', Jan. 2C in the bip Se fUm abon4 ~Jtt Shompoo & S.h $1.50 Largo patio and donbto Cltl>Urt .. b> lbom to tho Ohio Poworcom· SChool Cafeteria at 7 p.m. pr• to&raplls CJl the lin& W 30 d•y color rinH, On lot 200' I 390' May be seen "n' ur UY other corpot.ltJon. eeding the P. T. A. meettnc 8piCI by ID AmM. • lllto,sh.•,..,.mpoon•n'~t"' $7.50S3.u5p0 l byappo,J~t,mc!ntRolnDtuyciD ~~~~~r.'~l.\o~ :.:;:"!::;scheduled lor 7:30. The lime~..._ •-•- W .. " 15 remove co•I by Jtrip nalnia1 a 11. d changes were ma _ de due to the &"q&U~~Qt ~ . . . . . 1ft" We SeU and Senice Write: H Tbe DaDy Seatlllel au1er mlllinl m•Utodl ud tbe r1Jbt _......,. ..... p -• 1 to trantpOrt nld eo&l cmr and a· conflict with the week of nPAVtf IIPUIIV ~ 1 Ill Wtrnnd Wtelets ! Bos tii-H Pomeroy, 0. ,_ ,., '""'" or nl4 ml .,. -Ices • All band pll'eD,..Ia.,are ollhe "011 toRolleiii'W" .1tate .lind 1be rllbt to \1M 10 mueh ""'"'1' ~~~~-Marie's Style Post 1 ot lba 111rt•ce lUI 111.11)' be neceu.,. asked to attend teE. (for the taey ....-...ww,.. lbe OhJo . r. ..:; 1 ..._.= I ......,"t'. I Ph. WY 2-5271 1&. 124 Ll t!ue/JII !:d SyrJCu&e. Ohio ~~~~tt ~!~: ~~rr;:;_n:tn;-QO'Tr:~ ~~om •atd •urtlce mlnlnt oJer•· Jane Howell .Teat No I iHINK Ill{ FEff NEED SIIARI'€NIN6 ... - 15 a1 conveation), retded . DO on l'!Mt\ratla Ia ft••-- lie I I I - I =""' 1 ( ihJ. I' I ir a. . • • •. I ~- _, •. - - • ~· ~ . ~ -, - - -1 .,...,_,_ _ ___ ..,. ,.. ..... ....fJt·-·· ....- - . - -. .· - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - · - - - ·· · ·--·- ·· .. ~· 1111 WI .... ..__ :;-;:- &-~ WINNIE WINKLE - WOULDN'T M15~ 1'7" t:OR i11E WOI'l: LD. NCW RUN AlDNG 1 ilRDIE, 50lC4,N 3fT 10 WORK Q<J Y.::::uR, 6R'DAL OOWN .. 1 ! . . . ... LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII IIIN ! I etV! -HIM SOIA~< )-\ELP/ RotaryCiuh DaUJhters gf Uolon V~ana: inform~tion I'I ="'='~~;o;;:::;;;~""'""'""'~ will meet ot DAV ball ' MIJoen PI umD In~And U11 Qnntore beNlD do fUr· _. Fourreceived. y •--~ for KARL GRUESm 111R. ther •peclflc•HY r.11rve the rt 1llt _ day, at 7:30 p.m. • wa un&. . . - . - • . and limttng, Minersville MIDDLEPORT- FRONT ST. 1nll heens~ w enter upon tbe prem-r Bethel N 82 of the I tema memben have bela Gl'dlrld. Ohio. ~nd your sewer troob2 story frame 7 rooms, IHe .Ill .Ill/ lime• <~nd to UIM l{t anurh o. D • and the birthdays ... JIUIII'I1o PI l!< ' of tbe surface thereof II miJ be tional Order or Job' Da....k. VI _....ill les. We bava all size& sewer bath basement. garage, 3 nec~uary In •earch Cor co.lll, tn ·u . I ....- Galen Browa a .._...tal pa' . mtnm1 and remuvln1 the 1eme by rs WI meet 10 -mot ... sea' -~ II machines. Reasonable rate!. lots. Bargam at $8,500.00. •trip m.tn1n1 1nd au1er m•tbod• • sion Monda t :;;t Uent, and Chelter Tawbi. Call WY •-•, day or n1•bt. MIDDLmPORT PE'RL ST • '''''"" wllh '"' ,;,ht """'" ! ' Y a 7· . p.m., - u_ _ ,._. .VCiiJI. ., 1!1 tl waite mull!rllllll, overbllniton Uld I Ute Pomero M T I1 "'""""" .......~ I 15 tfc -One story frame 6 rooms lOll banltl on .. ld premlliee With ali i y asonu: emp •• Ladies of tbe ehll'ch .-ul•n . and linlfUlar lhe riJhl!o 1M privl· JAPf. Jt ...Ala ..,.. modern k1lchen and' baUa,' 1e~e1 and euement. lncldl!at or In clinner Wert Mn. ·~~ AlJCilt•NEBR hardwood floors rlrepJace lln, mllnner appurtahaln~ to thl pro· The Pomeroy WcrtJ wUl Bradbury Mrs. t. . Complete servtee ' • pe:r PrVIec\Uion of tile bUIIne~~ of meet at the United Mebodlst t . ' Crlt1 Hradlurd close to schools and stores. mlnhar and rn'loYinJ Maki eo•l In chu b Tuesda Mn. Earl O.veaport. 1frL JaOt Only -~ 00. I :a~!.":~~!~r~Y %.•t~~~'t.C: :::_ Thrc ' y' at 2. p.m. . Krawsczyn, Mn. 1M ......,. _ .. Write, PreH or Contas FARM- 180 ACRES- 50 ac·[ in. tbetr helra •nd ~o~~la:l\lo .11114 •lto e American Legion AUXI~ ,..,~- D-- e ...L-- ~-. A. ~- IIRA.UFttiW the rl.cllt-or.,,..., for 1U neoe....,. Uary of Drew W bste p N m.ut:~ uat11 otiiiiiWIL · Rae·-·· Ublo reas cultivated 100 acres pas- I'Gil41 for the trantporlltlon of co•l .... I e r est o. : w with the rtcht to occupy 10 IIUtOb or .. wU meet Tuesday at 7·30 ... _ ... !RIC t 1 tro lure, fenced, •plenty water, tbe •urf11ee u m•r rea-on.bl' be . ' • a-.e A ;;-;-;-';;;";;;;;;:;;;;;;w;.;;:-=::: stocked lake hanger and !Wf,slll'f .ad Incident 1o uu uee p.m., at the Legaon hall. Mrs. a.. Ulillll Pnu I' , ;,;l cus'~TOM BUTCHERING ••• I ••• wiUo ••• ,., .... "'"'" lo 0" "1 V'll'o'rnla F' 1aher pre 'dent ,.,. ..Today .. MOada7 . .Ja. :H, ·• landing Blfip' good 7 room On taid premllf!l, IUch bU!Idlnp C •} Sl 1 u~.es euttlng. wr·u buy bldea ever• I ' . ••• .,,..,.. " m" .. nH......, all mebers to be p-··t ,..., •- _. ,... •....., · .. . :r house, batlt rorced R1r heat- 1nd proper for the prosecution or Th Frle ell ·~ · ..a '11117 "' ~ ·'II(•• ltl Mooday Phd Meier, Pbone I ba ·- t b ilk llld bulln..a. And the Grantln ""' e n y Nejgbbon club Lll ..... 9 I I I ng, BenR!n arn, m '" shill not be ll•ble Cor dim•'" will Tu ....,,., WY 3-3510. 1 l c house granery other build- retultinx from lellllnl or breab meet esday, It 8 p.m.. , . mooD II ·betnla .... - - UMBI-NG n.. I . ' . • In the IUrflee oJ lb.. land or other. at the bome of Mrs ,..~. -.a ....... ·-·· ...... HEATING, PL rwra I mgs. Prtce reduced to sell. Wille reNUitlnl rrom lht" l'lmoval of' 8 ch • - · IIIN ....-.~ ..- - ,,_," ~ Dosol bottle Gas Arnold Bro-1 $1300000 said I'Oat or re&ultlnj fNIJD injury u anan. (No -a... dar) ~' , . to 1ny well 11r I Prlng of Wlter or ~ ..... _ j _ ' ' tbers, 618 E. Maln Street ALBERT M. COX BROKER thr(l~,n th~ depOIIUn• 11f ov.nurTbe evenbtt ..,..... ll't lup6. Pomeroy e 22 tfc I W,Y Z-3130 Wv !-3818 !en.~~~~~~~~~::.~ on tbl IUrfaee Weekend Reported ter, Saturn aDd llua. 11_,..:,.~~--'i:.0-.---==.;..=--,1 I 21 3tc .lleod ••,.,..,., v.1,,. "'· •••• ReJativelyQuiet ....~ .J'~ INFORMATION MEETINGS [ 429. M" 11 < ounl)' Dl•d ltcord1 •am;auw WU • -,r ..,.. FOR SALE -7 room !'AI slm'y ••• Vol•m• ~~~ . . . . . . Mol.; PT. · PLEASANT - Law ..... ID uas .. FOR FARMERS frame house with bath. 410 1 c•••., ""'' •"..... forcement olficen repart 1 reJ. 011 tlq In blltlliy: Spring Ave.' Pomeroy. WY 21ludg Thorn~nt ...... o/ lho Plllllon b ... aUvely quiet -kend, eonsltl- Ill .... ..... - ................ Bf informed On tilt lateSt a•aln.JJ;t lllberr l:dJnond.ll in ~ .... , UlllloJl.YqWI in regard to Corn Stunt, AI· 2216. 1 2l t£C l llle lmount or tl.O?UO. piiiJ lotlrett ertna: the city wu burled ~ lb tbe Blci"l"'' RIY• near 11• per eent appro·•-·tel 13 ·- IS .......... -· Colo . falfa Weevil, Com Weed -. ,er from1rmum. April 14 • UNM,ure .lit of ••u --·· ·- __ .. fore-r.Jo re11 e1111• AU.u• Y w u...._"' ma, ,. -....w. 1 Control and General Che"}i· FOR SALE _ 7 room house in ~.?1rt&llfl', and other ,.lief. The ..ld snow. Ill JoMA . tbl ~ • - ._... Each da the code •tten cals Usa1e ·~ endant. ·~ requlf'IMI 1o 1t11,..r th• · .u., W'll• ~1 _ , . y ... dlffereiiL THURSDAY, JAN. Middleport. Bath and utility .... Poll"'" on ... '"' '" .. M•~h No arrests were recorded at lroop wu orpnl"tt ID -~ A (]eyplocnm Quotation room. IVY 2-al4b. I 18 6tpi~~~ "'~~.'!:!omon< wUI ., ""' •· lh< COtmty jaU llllllonl.!' a few bj B.rlll8b GilL Robert lladft. 1 10 : P.M., Two ~ ~ .A R" M foi-" Sale. Phone SH 2.ttr,~.:d ~·;:~l~r~ml Jll1aor fender hallra were powell. Jp JIB JBQUH IPC KC CIP 14onll.,.t -'""' 5275. 1·3-lfc PI•Inuff. brought to lbe atteblloa ol lbe Ill 00, Soviet II'Gtlpl -..1 LPZRPU OQVC AZKAL CIP VIPUU . Here to Inform and_... lllus· I -- olfl-rs ..._ "'"-- " ' - llld ,- •........, Gil w...... , ,.., ''•lu. •< . ........... trate. a teed corn s~dalist FOH SALE : 6 room house wiU1 1 Altorneya rn1· Pl•lnuH1 State Road eG"''"i•-"- no ~ 1011. 6lr tbl a......!. tun'e -KRBB.NOBQV and a chemica l specialist. ·~· ...,.nl..:;.;:.::::::.,;;;::..:;;;:_::::._:::; '"":.::.:.,.:;~· At Londmork Town a !bal h• 1u11 basement, 894 IJ Y· fl) 10. n, 2•. ::11 <2) r. It _ 1 tc ported that· the ~ hllbwiiJI -T• Ceyptnqunto, V0 l D () F F R t l!! 0 0 M, WHAT Pho,,.: A naturalist has oo~nled · 4011 were rea"·--••"'-- wtlb a "'•• and --• - _,.___ ......... WQULn VTR!i"''TII'! 1111'1' ~ . . Coulltry Stortln Pomeroy 1 sell St., Middl-rt. "1"... '""~ '"IW" rv.u · ~sn1111 . . . . WVI'A ltlroshmsnh • Door Prl•i• Pl Pleasant m2ti07. consecutive calla by one whip 'ew _Icy patches, bljtlhe . _ - -..1 lbe c~ to elear Ill' 11 II tfe poorwhUL . · aq roat11 ~ 1!alJII'II. clldllr all IIIIIIIIID 1111111. :g-:.t•=. CARRIER NEEDED =: ..:..:==------- --- m.__ apartment. WY 2-3874. MAYB& l ro. ::n.".;..."''!r.:"!a talk in s,.ee Film is Slao'Wil I -1+----~ = "= =:; :=-:.':...-:::,'::"..:: !; \ .. · - · · , _ .. __ \ .'" -'!Tf.kt thlt. ~- 1;0-6':~~~-ud ~ b~ck,,, .·. -···~ .• ~: ,_,·t •. \"' , ... ,,~ ... <,··- · .. -...·~.. o.: -. "l '. ·o::tr··~· ~~-~ ~·- · • . , ... ,, It •.• ••• . , -·e· ··~ '' '"" �''' "•' " '' 0 •-•• o • ' • • • · ·• • • 0 ' " ' ' '"'' •' • ' • •• , • • ~ .... , , . , , . , , , O M o • o oo,O>o o ·• ··· • .. ........ ...... .. ..... .. ~ ' ' -\ . ' ~~·' IARNIY Classified Ads r our Modern Community Bulletin Board ti-Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy·Midd!epon, 0., Jan. 24, 19811 WlNT AD t SfGIIS INFORMATION I'. M. I Mend.lll' Dlldllne f:OG A. M. CANCILLATIONI W~ll M COiftiCTIONI For ICCI--d Del' ef Ulllll f:H A. M. i"UIIIt:etlen a•GULATIONI Ttui Pullllltfler rtse'""" the right ro ""'' or rtlect 1ny 101 c111med ol>jiCitOniDit. Ernu tflould be ,e 110 rtl(l •mntedlttel,. Tfte puD- ittl\er 1963 4 Mercury Meteor Dr. Stll. Wag. $1695 Low mileage by one local owner, Red vinyl lnterlor trim. White finish. W.W. tires show little wear. Lulptt! rack, V8 engine, automatic trans. Power &teerin&, radio and heater· and many extras. nal be rnpantlbh fer ma~• """ •"• 1ncarrect lftll'rtktn. w-Ill ' lATII For W1nt Ad Ser•lce 4 C1n 1 .,., Word one lnllrtlon Min~mum Cfllttl tt ceniJ 1'J cenll ,.r werd fer Three c . . secutlve IMtrHon• tO ~ter cent Dltceunt on p1ld ldl .11n1t 1M p•ld wtthlll 11 ti.IIYL c.aRD OP THANKS .1. OIITUAIIIII 11 .11 10 word W~lnlmum . l1ch 1964 Olds '88' $2149 - 4-Door Pomeroy Motor Co. OIIIIICI IIIOUII I:ICI A. M. tt 5:01 ... M. 0.1111¥ l.lllurd.IIY J:ll A, M. t• U:DI No011 IT'S SO IAIY TO PL&CI A II:ISUL T PAOOUCING WANT. AD OPEN IVES. 9:00 P.M. For 1 _ _ _ _ _ __ _ 1 automaUe tunsmlulon. -t"• engme. . In good· condi~~.~on. v..s . Roush, rw n-~·--· VI william wcwu. Want1d To Buy ~•e ftallt....lla ~.-- · ..._ nr<JIII r-os na ....._ ......... ....-w- I ' f.H: ............... r.:c...... ... •.... ' w..r.. r:l::..\'1: ..._""" I I ·=-= "'ru: = .... ~~.':,".;;< ~:"'" ' 1 140 TwO TRAILER SPACES H & N• AUTOMATIC .ZIG ZAG rent in the Village of Middle- ~ "Nick Chick" leghorn chicks, Sewing machine, Makes blind lnstructloM PIIIYI'O Co!>YIDI Service. Cop hems, monograms, button· ._ lei madl al legal papers. holes, sews on buttons. dams, TRUCK Drivers, semi or blrtll retord• lnd almost 1111J patches, etc., all without straighl, ages 21-40. Some otlw diii!IIIDtnll. D-- I l l -• ...,,.._ attachments. Pay $5 per experience hI e pfuI but nol nc· ,..._ ,.., month or pay balance due, essary. You can earn over $3 t t tfr SSt.44. Free home demo. Call per ho..- after short training. tAETNACASUALTV lnllJrlonet WY 2-655S. 1 !8 6tc l For application write Nation MulleD lnluranca ~. 1110. W'd Semi ivlsion . 1255 - - . Phone WY t-318!. Business Services Cor~i~ Avenue Hanulton, ·--·• 1 1 llo - - - ·-. Ohio. Or call si3-895-S649. _ INSUIIAN~ -~_. • FTREWOOD and coal hauling. 1 24 3 tc GRANGE .,.., Fu·ewood, all ook chunks. any Insurance Aaency, IIIC~ Pom~iz~~=:~i::,~ ;;•;~;too u. ~ .,.,. •,•ov,•c• '"'.,',-- eroy. Phone WY z.-3381•• I U• Mea-wom•n 1 an over. ..... " 1 20 61P Jobl. Hllb •tutiQ P.lll'· short boun. Advaacemenl. Pnpuato" \U'IUMOBIL& I.IIIUtarta DeeD I .....,.., " lo., " ....,•""'Oper1te Heavy Equipment 'l'bowlud• ot joblo oPIIl·&xpe':'e. eenreiW1 'At your os-raNATIONWIDE coNST'HucrtoN : :!'t~ o~:~'!~requJ:!: Wt a--t CaJI In ..._ 1200 I PJlDJIX'TS PAY UP To --. Write TODAY Lb!. Jlviat aame. ........ WEEKLY FOR trained op~tratora. Be .-~ r:;:~~~~~"'" ..,._ LINK uP WAILaF~ lrACIN5 N:lfOH THE~ ~H, k~:'\ ORIVING lll! i!W CHINE~E tlfFOI!!: ~!;1_t IT ANP I .!_......, ' J,. W. Sweet don lleiiYIIe 1:• JtlleiMI! dorm Bell· L~AVI'I6 SMOKING ,-uM&.e BEI<1Nf1. 01110 1\l!"H .. , ElK & MEEK ,.. ~- IODiea.m.; 33411 WY or started pullets today. Mod· l' S:• a.m.;~ dCIWII SPECIAL. Coon, $2.511, beef ~-~;~ ~II w~Y .; , or ern Poultry, Box 188, Athens, ~.., ••o.o• IS, 1:45 a.m.; ~ -'IP .Jti 8:5! 2 600 hide, Sc lb. Red fox, $4.50 tfc Ohio. Ph: 593·7831. 1-22-ltc Totol ,.,. ......,... 3liUI a.m.; lfffllfl dawa Gl'llilllp q:;. II 30 with all 4 feet on. Gray Fox, 81 r.-a..,u T'= """',.. ........... ~··Gil p.m.·, .. m._. ::n.-~. ---:-c::-::--::--::-:-::--,. _ ,..._. Pill"" ., ureea1 $3M with all 4 feel on. Bill FOR SALE AUCT ON ,..,.\'"li.;:".,......,...,!!v.LJ :=up 8:3& p.m.: lllriNira Brellt Bailey, Reedsville, Ohio. 29 • at l:OO P. ;;;-----;"' -~~=-=-SATIJRDAY, Jan. ;::;:.,~.~:;:,-.-Itt down Greenup 7:01p.m.; LltU~ 1 I 11 12tp FOR 5:'LE - ON ROUTE :n--[ M. 1 mile North of Five Points "1!"!:.~~~- .,...,. ..,....., ..,_. Georae ,.r nr-up_ p.m., 7AN:::T=:I;::Q::-;UE;::-;Fur o-n-::: ltuc:re::-,- dishes. 10 miles from Pomeroy, beau- on Rt. 1 at the former Virgie ,.,. w.;;;;;;:,~ ....., '"'" SIMI Rlaier up 0(1~ 1p 10 ""'"".,. Dt>l. miscellaneous. Call or write: tiful brick ranch type home, [ Mora farm. WiU sell the lol· 01.- p.m.; AlloD ·1Api!Jr .,._ ,QreeilTot~u:U.-:;" 00 0, 1 up 2:111 a.m.; Olivet Alarer Mrs. Ho"ard Cecil. 81111 'fl _ six rooms , large hv10g room lowing: with wall to wall carpeting. ! 2 Living room suites •• OUNDt down Meldabl 2:30 p.m.; J. S. Main St., Pomemy. Uc blue stone fireplace, large Signature Automatic Washer ::."~~::,.~• ~~Lewis down Meldahl 1:11 p.m.; 1 29 .CI gladss s1ididngddoob rs to patia, Signaturde ~Eldectric Dryer ="'-~ Lu11Jer Herdman ap M~~~ Noti _ ce ar 11ne ou 1e ~1ose1s, an s~~n Pymentl Duttq Ytv lf,,QQ.ft 1:11 p.m.; OVBC dowD Yeluauu ~===-::----:---o thre·e i"rge bedrooms with[ wr,·nger washer, rinse tubs Bll11DCe. o.c. 31, 111111 --.at "·I.. - . "-~ "' double closets, 1II OutataiHlill( W.11rraat1, Dec. 81. 1111 a : . p.m.; •..., .....uwuiJ D~LJCJOUS Homema d• p·IZza, cedar lined and stsnd UIIO.tt ~- ••-•••bJ M 10 a- Ned joe, 75c., and $1.00 sizes. Dea.1. ln Depotltory. Dec-. 31 • Ult5 uuwu .rmuua u: ..... :· luxe Pizza, $1.50. Jack's Dnib~ths with doub le bowl vani- ·1 AmtirRal Refriaerator . ~~~ Mtrriet down Meldsbl 12:45 a. 40 11. ltc m.·, \NMUII ,._.~ Queen uuwu .a- ......... ry Bar, Middleport. 12 8 tIC ty, walls and floor ceramic 1 Gas aoge "R: ·--+------~ _ __ __ _ __ tile, large modern kitchen, all 3 piece Bedroom suite we eive lut pr~eucal tralninK on , ~ . . ., .. _•11P~· .......e~•tbl•b 1111 THI COMMON PLI&a cou&T, dabll:SO a.m.; Jeffboat up Mel· · te 1n. cooking units bUilt-In, · · 20 1ee1iI Odd BedS and bedroom 1ur n1" '"' llOU<PMENT ., ·MIIOI COUNTY, OHIO 1..., I NotiC8 (j V11'AR 1eSSODS, pnva your ACTUAL choice inrludlng tht' 1\'EW PoiMrtl• 0. · - ~ ..... DAIIILL D. J•N~tdlbJ. 7:JD a.m. Qtruction on regular classrs .1 of birch, wall and base cab-j ture POWER smn EQUIPMENT . . W 1• '"""""'' Amue, n-!!l.e!l. ..._ _ J·-~· ...._ ~ bl d f folding Blue print Nladlni!, gurte.. and IN Till COURT OF COMMON PL ' . . . .rev, 1ft"~ ...a _... VllftU eg,,_~Mnc'e·n.dg,clainssteersma~~aia. ~eb , ~~~ :.· incts with Jouble bowl stain- 1office .tci e an I t~~~~eli!~k~ :J::--:;~~ ;;~~~t~;:t au..inep Opportunities hlcM ';~:':rc:.:rn, OHIO • , ..,...,. 1:11 a.m.; Albert 11. up l!4fi "' less steel sink, garbage dischalrs e 1umltioJ . For rREE HRO· ..,. MlllfrH Ptwhr, ADILI& A• .liND, &m.l Pldllp Spera dowD 1!55 folk, rock and roll, rhythm ; posal unit, fiv~ room finished : Kitchen table and chairs I ~~!t~,;~a.d:::'ai!~n· ~~e~ loll world lomoua a....a.-., lt. ~-;.,~~:r;..~larldl, =..re.u~ a.m.; Solvay doWD 5:11 a.m.; and biut's. jazz and rountry b .__,_ ... _ ~F . 1 a~emen t , recrea r10n room ·lSI' End tables . lamps 'Dnd many :· ph(ln~ numbu with lloul'll .11t m~lnten•nct products-full -nw. :• .... ..,r•l a.tw ..,.,., A. J. Petta..,.. 1:&5 a.m. 10 i.Wd western musir. Or In· I :15 X 14, kitchenette and utili· [ other items too numerouS lO e~;.•:· liCNOOLI Or pilrt time, ..... rclltlil Df ::-::: IIIII oiVtniW D.f.l'l&:t, Vlrtllnllo Kg . . . . . . . Beaver t'ormcllion. call WY 2-.15~0 ht... ; ty roum, fu.ll bath with showmentwn. ~.:=u~t~!~~!'· your 111 , Rod Tormo, for IK• DtfiMIIRII.I N.. lUIO NOTICI ..,,.., dowD ~ t:M PJI.I lore January 31. 1-24-litc 1 er storage room, etc. This C. W. Shockey, Olmer omplt, ttrnod o..r f2l,tl00 uu• NOTICE ADELIA A, >1:11111,-- t1Jin B up Marmet 1•40•'"&' ' nd r 1 0 M Co A tioneer - In 1965 (not ty'icel, InDclrHl Sturpon, Norm~~ Jem Slur· n.tdellee il........,.. lllllt ~Jut · . • , ~ ' - ------ ~ home has many extras a IS 1 • • e y, uc SEWING macblnes, repatr sef cllcatlwe of potentl1l. Dfvtr- tton. and Clarence Sturteon, whQ re- tnawn place o1 "*''' 1 , . a.. Lvey Ia' 'Lucu c1o11 Ma· , lost a_nd Found_ situated on a 61\ acre ploJ.I l-22-8te rice. aU makes. WY Z-22114. otflod •••• oround Uno. Wrlto "'' on Poroono 4nm In c,,._., 11 o.u...,., .......-. ,.., .,.. __.4•IO a.m , ..... ~,_,0 _ u-. -id d p 1 l.JI Obio, otberwlle wbote Nlldtaot II ~LW'DllaUIIOUottbd•U.M 1111'11• • .,a •._.,- ~·'fUll' 1965 STEREO Tbe Fabrk Shop Pomeroy Con10f tfe • nthlo 11r/lt! Wnowu and c111110t .,. unrtrJW, .., ot luuarr, 1111, u.. 1 P , met t:a IJD.l JIIIID .__. ap I."ST _ u 1..,celet at the Letart 1 Must make an appointn1ent 1 0 Y · at $20 •1100 ·00 · Radio equipped, lovely walnut Authorized Singer Sales and nloh Corp. Ohio. tsl 44114 "'· ., w111,..,.., lab ..,.,., '"'' tho '"' ,.. •or ftlod .., • r.uUoo 11w ......,, Ia Goo Wlalitldi:IG p.m.; N.•..,'!....., Cllj.llclcryu " last Thursday to see. Bargam Cltvotond, - . oa . rowtor c..,.,. - CIID'I.,. . _ up f:JfNi Pr plj ·J~e return to Mrs. 1 ALBERT M. COX, BRO~ER changer. Twin speaker sys· Service. 3 ~ tie tllr::lt~ :!"c!:a WiDfllld 1:11 p.m.; An. It f:unice Brmker, Racine, 0. I WY 2-3830 IVY 2-36311 finish. 4 speed intermixed ...... Time? l!:slro laoomo! .............. c....... ...... •.. tion. ......... - . . . - Merrill dtnm u~ "P" ~ ..... CliO No. 1>,110, for tho tnmo ,_.,., B ;,.-_ ·jj 22 31 I 1 21 3c c changer. Twin speaker s y ,._ IS THE Competent man or -woman to-"""""'" .. '"' "'' ""'o mort- ..,. , _ .,. .. .., ~ • ID.I H. , • ' ·-- - - - · \ tern . This is in very nice terested 1n making money ::'d':eC::: :.:.!u~·ta~ 111 the pet!· iS..~ IIDd dQ of ......,., field 1:10 a.m.; DalcaD Jruce - -- F01 R nt GOOD DUMP bed and holst, condition. Pay balance due TIME TO PLACE YOUR now and in tho future to re- 1110,,.. 10 '"' To-~• ,, ••• ~:'!:".,."" D. - · doWll Wlllleld 1:11 A-Dl. e ___ 1 complete. See Ivan Carman. I ... ~ " th Try ORDER fo LIMESTONE II ....,_ ......, ·...... or .,. per mon . r 1111 and co eel money ""'" ""'· "''" cou.o<y, ""''· c.... c... • • - · .,,l iiJOM houselrailer. Ph: WY :1-686~ I IR &le i It In your home. Call WY J. FOR DRIVEWAYS AND our new super colD operated ..,., ..,. , 1 '"' foiiR- """ At~~".t'.t":~ ,, a,,.. 14 . __ ,·, Trailer Park . Tel ; · I 655S. 1 II &te dispensers. No solieltlna orla· 171RJ norlb " ""' - • "'"" 122 6 THE AMAZING Bl I aoad., wiUda ,ublle b.IP,w., IIMdu 1 PARKING "•RE•S ' :• :124 · · • tc , "' Lustre " • !nat accounts as route s os- .... '""'""' oll4 reo! " " " ... NOTIII Df IA~I IIIXJl-1 FURNISHED! will leave your upholstery liOOD DRY CORN, tl.25 bu. PHONE IN EVENINGS. tahll•hed by us. T oqualify lor ~· •.';':!.':Ohio"' c!':,.W:,,~ .,'::: ·, ll ,'l>.' llt. 1\'Y 2-538' beautUully _soft and clean. Excellent bright early cut I profits and ownership you Purcbue. lnd belnr t.be •ut one . c,row. Crow-ud PGM. 4 " R t I 1 h e1 of ~&ld Fr1eiLou 1'1 or lhll OJDeroJ, aa ,.....,. ~ en e ec nc s ampooer • · d&y. Good work mare. Geo11e must have f600 to '1 1!00 lo 1 fourth . . . , 85~ acre• of uld FraeUoa 11, an 2Ith. 1* at :10:011 o'elot• A. x. 1 '2 f ' l I c I Pomeroy cement Block, Pornw. Wells, !M"•• Crtek R d . ,'nv••t and 6 to 10 hours week· - · · ........ '". •• ... •.........., ............... _ J. '"'IIi _, llde ol which SMdl Gro" kbool• W .... and il lii!Ute In IAitiDoD rsOOT\1 fumished apartmf'nt t.'foy, Ohio. 1-24-&tc Middle'J)ort. 1 Jl Ste ly. For Interview write: In· hou•e •too4, 1.11id Jandl IYtrll norm Towuhip, Mtla Coua.Q'. Oblo. _, - that- is, so o .. __ of tbe Beeo;:b Gro•• RI:Nld, ctDPin· IIPPra!Hd •I ti.OOO.GO. and eUIDOI; . . ill' Middleport. Phone SH 2- SOU.P'S ON, the Cug terstate Mer chandi sers, IW" lQI t6 lt(:J'M, mon or .... told ,t.r leu thD lh• 1111 .... ..._ ~ ~75 Ol' SH 2·5530. 1 20 6lc clean the spot with Blue Lus- BUDGET PRICED furniture ID chester, Minnesota. Include I En!epun, •n4 retervtar unto abe ~~ir =~t. 1 ~~ - ·0~1 House w~th-bath, fw 1 tre Rent electnr shamfYI{II>r our thJrd Door "'"'•et -•·p. Phone. 1 20 ltc Grantors, ao.coe o. Fowlu •nd Ud aU btdl, 1111 nbllol" u. 1 po "Four DIJI Wlb a.111 I" MU4red rowllr, an eoaL oil 1nd lftf.lll ot f:blc c.u:t. _._ 11m "' • _, n hed Call WY 2-3338 be- $1. Baker Furruture, Middle- Baker Furalture, Middleport, R 1 Est t Fo 5 1e '" "' olht< nunoro,. In ... ••· Dthtr ..,...., H-. a 31 mlnllte _. pil)81 1 11 l••en 8 ' " a. m. and 9.30 p [ pori, Ohto. I"' 6tc Ohio. 11 12 ~ r ... ·~• r"' "''"· tooolblr "''" ........,,....,. "t>o -lo or"" the NoiJmal Ala llrt'.PI l9C ,x.o ""u~ the rifbt to mine and 1emove tile Leou 4. BUll Wilton. =~ :I lo' LAWn .t 6 "'t:.::::::::':.; I 11 1 .d GASOLINE ALLEY ..,.,J,\':""" J..-•• ..I':....,.= . 1 Ut,Nl!NIQUEI l\lltAT$®'a'Dia MillO? ''!' 1 ~1, WIW II DAPIIURN 110011.'IO•IXIQit SFILES FEll 'A-HE GOT M! ALI.-RJL£0 U~ IW' XR.IJN HIM OFF, ......... ... - ... ...__ Ill, It il I1 -•I , t·, .... w.... Pllt .,.... ' ~ ._ ...., s-2292,. l·IUtc • .,.,. ,.. nor ,,.. .,.,._. • tellerl, If Ill II.· Til V I I .......... . . Pt. PI Ill .... ...._._ 1968 CHEVROLET Bellaire 4 ••• ...,. 11M - . 1 II -. .......,. ~ •· •· " ... 00" Filii door hardtop. Blao., very •••'" 10. ,,.. • . • ·--•· I .._ ... ........ . . 1.11 laiJiat ct 1111 I• 11.111 good Shape· Floor bitt · ..... ...,.. '"" 11 "' ..,,..,, o.no.. I......_ u - t ..... the lar&eat truck or ' 64 Ponti1c _ $2,295 frpm can WI ~' eve•••·s bulldozer radiator to lbe "'"' "'"'-· """ • ·• .... -... . OINIIA. TOW-10 OUNH .......... - -- • 'fie Catalina 4 dr. Hard Top. On- IIDIDesl beoter eoro. I 21 3tc IICI'"Ir-" _.. -T· • ly 331245 easy miles. Spot=~==-o;::::;:::;-;::;:- Gentral ta4 CJUIIfle4 •• ; at~ , ......,, ' 1 loll all whiLe llnlob. One 1J60 MODEL Standard Jeep, 4 c ,-:-:. TU very partitular owner. Hywheel drive, lotk-hub8, de· Olllt lllftr doWD dramatie. Power steering & Ponror WY 2·2143 luxe metal cab. $fi'li. Phone ~ ftt1: U, 1:10 a.m.r Alldrft CWbowl brakes. 11~::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;~~ SH 24524. 1 21 3tc :...!'~ ';.".,"" ,.,....... up 14, 1:41 a.m.; A tn up 64 Buick - - $2r600 II II, 11:45 a.m.; ~ Ci11J up 196; - THREE FOURTHS =::.t.~~ Wildcat Conv. Cpe. A real OversHI Employment ton truck, G. M. C. .,.,., " " , _ , II, •:46. a.m.:. L. ~ doWn sharp car inside and out. All tradea truck drlm to 2 seated. 360 Pearl St., Mid- =~•~"::;;.u.. ..m.11, Ia~; M•n•d . . . don Oae of Buick's finest. Low proJ·ect e••lneen. Afrtcl. dleport WY 2-2598. 1 21 6tc clor --.o 18, I:SO a.m.; ·llu!ltJSt _State mlle. ae. Power ateering and ... ' co.., of Cllrk '11&11 . L - -tit U Europe, Asia. Soutb Poclflc, KSW AGEN xceJl 1 Tnni ... OtJ•or . . . """u "'• -11.111.: · 1111 ·ldward bnt.;. Automatic trans. ' e en ap 11, 1:10 o.m.; ~ "" 11, Pold travel, hou•tnl, !oocl. liNK VOL couditloo. WY ~951. ToloJ H.llll •••· -...a.nt • ,.._. . ' R IJ.a.IA'V-i~Ziil,.,.. •• A.tlanlie. Rt~h aalan jobs. tf Town 31.00 1·30 • I.DL, ..., ..... 1 12 23 male. femsle over 18. OEIB e ~r ":.U.~u 3:15 a.m.; Val-~ · iJi.j. 1:10 Box 28190. Oakland Park. Totll Poor ..... un.• ZIJIIDIII' llli- , . ,..... Pome"" __ ._Ohio_ _ __ [ Fta. 3830'1 Insurence Hnllh _ ..... WIWMI4 fv • ~ - . . 1 a.m.:• Diltriot . . ,,. "llnllb , ..... IUlDolt down N RADIATOR SERVICE - River News 1!.. 'hfal llllrlel MNI BlaeHnars ,_,R ov SALE I tar,ORDiiR AMSTUTZ's Rent ,.._..~ OIA. .I 'IOWI(IIIf., Mllll COUHTT, 01110 P•r t1W1 PIMII Ytlr IMint Dece1111t1r ,,, ,,.. ANNUAL "'"'n' ""''"" Pel IIRCQ, OHIO 2·2156 •~ EXPERIENCED BUEnNAR'S Power steering and brakes, autoll!-atie,, fully equipped, radlo, heater, blue fini sh. Spotless clean mtenor. '*' .lldllltl61'111 word 1c. PHONE WY TROPICAL FISH SPECIAL Fancy guppies 110 e pair. Varl· ous other tropleals and some accessories. Dave Richardson, MIU Street, New Jlfiven, W. Va. Phone 882-2336 any time. I 22 3tc Pomeroy Motor Co. • QUAUJf DIADLIN . . Dt't l.tore PubiiUtiOn 11,., Auto Sales ......,.,.nLETt HI"bard1... 1W \lsu:.-.-nv ,_ ly PII!D LASSWILL ::,.. MAKE FROM A CAMERA TRIPOD AND CARRY IN liLT. Jtaat· •ut 1 ---- -·-- I = ·I N0 W * •-- """" ..., lEWOOD, any-- length, $10 I1 FOR SALE: 'AI too pickup 1 18 6t ' Fll_ --- - -'te ks o.. k I d C 11 !'RAILER RSPACE in Rulland 1 piC up oa . a or Wfl 1 true , 1946 and 111M. ._ at on Main St. Conl!!Ct Leroy Glendale Sk1dmore, Shade,! Charles Lyons G.an~D, Ma--..Denney or c• ll SH 2-5361 l_ Ohio,__MY 6·3437. l-3Uc oon, W. Va. 1 13 Ue 1 18 6tp l 1\00M housf.- on- Main - St~. ~1• d f ., hed or un f urn-,' U.tll nn ' urn ~ islted. CI_Hll a l'l Leroy Denney ACROSS OOWN 16· 0 ne or <'a ll SJI t5;!la. 1 1 18 6tp :,: ;~~~~:~i~s ~: ~::it !r'e NTCELY furnished 2- bedroom: food hound city II,.~~~~~~~~""'J! und I I DAlly c R0 ssw 0 RD g Clo" to ~i: 1~ ;oon as 1 14 tfc 3 - St<ipe of. 18. Beiin· cone.-e ::;,":;' niDI' TIWLERI;OT, i'iutland. -five dlotan« :~.- Dt.oe!:ty · U . Philanthro- 5. lmbeci! r es from Pomeroy. Phone i piL'It... inhabi· 6. Tavern t t 2-5613. 12 23 60tc I 1<. Type or an - ~. I ("Rbln 7. Treats 25. Soap lai•rda)''l Alllw"r F'OUR HOOM furnished apart· 15_Expo rt with operas, WY 2-34irl8. 11 15 tfc 'l'exu disdllin for 31. CUy tn 4 tlOOMS bath and -gr;~agl:'. 918 16. ~~~wn, .It !';;tng 26. ~:::;a ~~:rLocust Sl., ' '""'· Call Mart,·n . 11· Lowest 11. City 1n tabl•l•t •-ploys ·:u· -.ua Restaurant. WY 2-9918. deck'! BeiKium 27. Hoista 37. Pen'a P•l J9.Shake12.Squonder 29. Not sa. Trouble 1 7 lfc speare'!l 13. Bishop's h&rab 40. NuneryTf E --- . E and four room furni stlwirr jurisdiction 30. Help word ed and f ·hd I 20 . St"ttings un umJs e apar · 21. Military m<nls. WY 1-5434. 12 6 tic 1 1 - ---- ,. p ann nr FURNJSRED. 4.Ytoom!l and I group: bb ~ath, apartmei{t in Pomeroy. a r. WY 2·3975. 12 31 tee 22. T&lluriulll: •ym. 4 ROOM turnished apartment 23. Karahland ra.m.e.bird. Ior rent. Phone WY 2-2776. Af. 26. Continent: ter 5 p.m. Phone WY 2-3574. abbr. Rowley and Reed Hardware. rr. Proooun tt 1 tf 28.81lkfabrtc :;;;;~:-;;;::-c:-;,:::::-c ao. Incite 'l'R ."E~ LOTs - ~ .... 32.C•·--.. n .U.o 1\ U-•-oa ... lllld "Iter. Bro""'' l'rlll 83. Flntname ,.. In muatc et Park ISta" Appro,edl ... ~. s•--•-noan Ml ill .,. ·~.u nern e, Otuo, t1laDt W\ 86. Island: S.3324. I II tie AIIJ'Wl Sea 38. Contrive 1649 Lincoln Hgts. 2 bedroom 38.Nipapalm house. Beautiful Birch kitcncn 39. SMd hill cabinets. Phone: WY 2-5127. 40. Quem 1 4 trc j Help INinted DAILY CRYPTOQUorE- Here'• ilow to work It: -------~ oll: -" Do li'L .,~ AL LA oll: w• .. .u One lelter simply •tandl tor llllother. In thts aample A Ia UMd I - - L'a, X f or~ •'-A two 0'1, ete. Slncle lelten, apoa..,u__. I tor tite trophlu, the Jeqih and tonnatton or the word.111 &l'e' &.II bintll. ;l • t. m RUTLAND Apply WY 2-2156 THE DAILY SENTINEL -·· ..... "" .., HOUII POl IALI Ra cb St 10 BtauUiul w ern • Y locatiun on top of amaU bill •t.• CUNUI Tl0 NING Rei r~ger· facing S.. te HII h way Garago on itloll aervk!e. JIIC'k'S RefrtS· Route 1 With &:ood road to milO -lll<oliY to remo"wiUllhou..mlriJbt b1 IDII to,.u..r u.ader·1round mlnl111 proot. . . .1111111 lhe rich! to <h• Ohio Power compiD)f or .IIJl)' ather t41rpora. Uon, the ritht to min• and remou ,., ,,...._, ••dor , ...., ,., un- I.IIJM, "''"'to dt!r the tUrf11ce of the tuct ef lind i.b~u: n~~c~!:'d ::~~e~~~~U:~ I]Uired b~ Power Complny, W3J nuoo, New Hneo, Phone blgh P'our bedruuml. Ufift& ftJ W5!7. 4 • de dinmg, family . kiteh•m. Pak lasl play maid 's utiJituz and Everydau c--1•1• shop Three baths, Ci' 'llll! UJe r ...,.... and wall to wall earpet on I If *:'':; SOCJAL CA1£NDAR <I> ao. .....· n.. -. .,,1 11o I I I II I I ] I ~ u--.._ - ~ ..r.- .., "" Space- ,..-. ..,. a....., _ . . .,. the Mid..,_,_. • r - , !tiP: ~· _...... ~ taey club 'rldaJ - .._........,..., • • - al • .•·-"'-nuwtWU, a regll1Br ~ _..loll 1111111- odiat cburclt. -&J.I , _ The film was preRuMN . , Its tucc~uon or MIIBi&lll, ur an r .. ma.AA.a-- T Reed, Jr .......... other cnrpunnon which ro~y pur· .I&ICVUVI~ • •• WIIUIIIII chue the co,l, and lhe laid GrantJAN I& slster·ilt-law Mill Kay ora further l'W*l'VI Ott rl•tn to o.L-.-.11-Lo.-. wavle on behalf of them.el•e. IJid The Middleport, Band BotsUn" M-~.aA au~WS, f. aa a JDIUICIIIII~W~Ut Marle't Styli Post ~::;:· 11 ~':n~\ed t~-~~:: ~d ~:r.~.' .~i':~,;. . . ~'!!1rm he!; Association wiU meet ltfonday for the Spice A4mlehl-itla. H1lrcuts $1.25 I and walnut. Air condJUoned :a::r rl~mW:mm!~\.·:e~ evenJ.na', Jan. 2C in the bip Se fUm abon4 ~Jtt Shompoo & S.h $1.50 Largo patio and donbto Cltl>Urt .. b> lbom to tho Ohio Poworcom· SChool Cafeteria at 7 p.m. pr• to&raplls CJl the lin& W 30 d•y color rinH, On lot 200' I 390' May be seen "n' ur UY other corpot.ltJon. eeding the P. T. A. meettnc 8piCI by ID AmM. • lllto,sh.•,..,.mpoon•n'~t"' $7.50S3.u5p0 l byappo,J~t,mc!ntRolnDtuyciD ~~~~~r.'~l.\o~ :.:;:"!::;scheduled lor 7:30. The lime~..._ •-•- W .. " 15 remove co•I by Jtrip nalnia1 a 11. d changes were ma _ de due to the &"q&U~~Qt ~ . . . . . 1ft" We SeU and Senice Write: H Tbe DaDy Seatlllel au1er mlllinl m•Utodl ud tbe r1Jbt _......,. ..... p -• 1 to trantpOrt nld eo&l cmr and a· conflict with the week of nPAVtf IIPUIIV ~ 1 Ill Wtrnnd Wtelets ! Bos tii-H Pomeroy, 0. ,_ ,., '""'" or nl4 ml .,. -Ices • All band pll'eD,..Ia.,are ollhe "011 toRolleiii'W" .1tate .lind 1be rllbt to \1M 10 mueh ""'"'1' ~~~~-Marie's Style Post 1 ot lba 111rt•ce lUI 111.11)' be neceu.,. asked to attend teE. (for the taey ....-...ww,.. lbe OhJo . r. ..:; 1 ..._.= I ......,"t'. I Ph. WY 2-5271 1&. 124 Ll t!ue/JII !:d SyrJCu&e. Ohio ~~~~tt ~!~: ~~rr;:;_n:tn;-QO'Tr:~ ~~om •atd •urtlce mlnlnt oJer•· Jane Howell .Teat No I iHINK Ill{ FEff NEED SIIARI'€NIN6 ... - 15 a1 conveation), retded . DO on l'!Mt\ratla Ia ft••-- lie I I I - I =""' 1 ( ihJ. I' I ir a. . • • •. I ~- _, •. - - • ~· ~ . ~ -, - - -1 .,...,_,_ _ ___ ..,. ,.. ..... ....fJt·-·· ....- - . - -. .· - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - · - - - ·· · ·--·- ·· .. ~· 1111 WI .... ..__ :;-;:- &-~ WINNIE WINKLE - WOULDN'T M15~ 1'7" t:OR i11E WOI'l: LD. NCW RUN AlDNG 1 ilRDIE, 50lC4,N 3fT 10 WORK Q<J Y.::::uR, 6R'DAL OOWN .. 1 ! . . . ... LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII IIIN ! I etV! -HIM SOIA~< )-\ELP/ RotaryCiuh DaUJhters gf Uolon V~ana: inform~tion I'I ="'='~~;o;;:::;;;~""'""'""'~ will meet ot DAV ball ' MIJoen PI umD In~And U11 Qnntore beNlD do fUr· _. Fourreceived. y •--~ for KARL GRUESm 111R. ther •peclflc•HY r.11rve the rt 1llt _ day, at 7:30 p.m. • wa un&. . . - . - • . and limttng, Minersville MIDDLEPORT- FRONT ST. 1nll heens~ w enter upon tbe prem-r Bethel N 82 of the I tema memben have bela Gl'dlrld. Ohio. ~nd your sewer troob2 story frame 7 rooms, IHe .Ill .Ill/ lime• <~nd to UIM l{t anurh o. D • and the birthdays ... JIUIII'I1o PI l!< ' of tbe surface thereof II miJ be tional Order or Job' Da....k. VI _....ill les. We bava all size& sewer bath basement. garage, 3 nec~uary In •earch Cor co.lll, tn ·u . I ....- Galen Browa a .._...tal pa' . mtnm1 and remuvln1 the 1eme by rs WI meet 10 -mot ... sea' -~ II machines. Reasonable rate!. lots. Bargam at $8,500.00. •trip m.tn1n1 1nd au1er m•tbod• • sion Monda t :;;t Uent, and Chelter Tawbi. Call WY •-•, day or n1•bt. MIDDLmPORT PE'RL ST • '''''"" wllh '"' ,;,ht """'" ! ' Y a 7· . p.m., - u_ _ ,._. .VCiiJI. ., 1!1 tl waite mull!rllllll, overbllniton Uld I Ute Pomero M T I1 "'""""" .......~ I 15 tfc -One story frame 6 rooms lOll banltl on .. ld premlliee With ali i y asonu: emp •• Ladies of tbe ehll'ch .-ul•n . and linlfUlar lhe riJhl!o 1M privl· JAPf. Jt ...Ala ..,.. modern k1lchen and' baUa,' 1e~e1 and euement. lncldl!at or In clinner Wert Mn. ·~~ AlJCilt•NEBR hardwood floors rlrepJace lln, mllnner appurtahaln~ to thl pro· The Pomeroy WcrtJ wUl Bradbury Mrs. t. . Complete servtee ' • pe:r PrVIec\Uion of tile bUIIne~~ of meet at the United Mebodlst t . ' Crlt1 Hradlurd close to schools and stores. mlnhar and rn'loYinJ Maki eo•l In chu b Tuesda Mn. Earl O.veaport. 1frL JaOt Only -~ 00. I :a~!.":~~!~r~Y %.•t~~~'t.C: :::_ Thrc ' y' at 2. p.m. . Krawsczyn, Mn. 1M ......,. _ .. Write, PreH or Contas FARM- 180 ACRES- 50 ac·[ in. tbetr helra •nd ~o~~la:l\lo .11114 •lto e American Legion AUXI~ ,..,~- D-- e ...L-- ~-. A. ~- IIRA.UFttiW the rl.cllt-or.,,..., for 1U neoe....,. Uary of Drew W bste p N m.ut:~ uat11 otiiiiiWIL · Rae·-·· Ublo reas cultivated 100 acres pas- I'Gil41 for the trantporlltlon of co•l .... I e r est o. : w with the rtcht to occupy 10 IIUtOb or .. wU meet Tuesday at 7·30 ... _ ... !RIC t 1 tro lure, fenced, •plenty water, tbe •urf11ee u m•r rea-on.bl' be . ' • a-.e A ;;-;-;-';;;";;;;;;:;;;;;;w;.;;:-=::: stocked lake hanger and !Wf,slll'f .ad Incident 1o uu uee p.m., at the Legaon hall. Mrs. a.. Ulillll Pnu I' , ;,;l cus'~TOM BUTCHERING ••• I ••• wiUo ••• ,., .... "'"'" lo 0" "1 V'll'o'rnla F' 1aher pre 'dent ,.,. ..Today .. MOada7 . .Ja. :H, ·• landing Blfip' good 7 room On taid premllf!l, IUch bU!Idlnp C •} Sl 1 u~.es euttlng. wr·u buy bldea ever• I ' . ••• .,,..,.. " m" .. nH......, all mebers to be p-··t ,..., •- _. ,... •....., · .. . :r house, batlt rorced R1r heat- 1nd proper for the prosecution or Th Frle ell ·~ · ..a '11117 "' ~ ·'II(•• ltl Mooday Phd Meier, Pbone I ba ·- t b ilk llld bulln..a. And the Grantln ""' e n y Nejgbbon club Lll ..... 9 I I I ng, BenR!n arn, m '" shill not be ll•ble Cor dim•'" will Tu ....,,., WY 3-3510. 1 l c house granery other build- retultinx from lellllnl or breab meet esday, It 8 p.m.. , . mooD II ·betnla .... - - UMBI-NG n.. I . ' . • In the IUrflee oJ lb.. land or other. at the bome of Mrs ,..~. -.a ....... ·-·· ...... HEATING, PL rwra I mgs. Prtce reduced to sell. Wille reNUitlnl rrom lht" l'lmoval of' 8 ch • - · IIIN ....-.~ ..- - ,,_," ~ Dosol bottle Gas Arnold Bro-1 $1300000 said I'Oat or re&ultlnj fNIJD injury u anan. (No -a... dar) ~' , . to 1ny well 11r I Prlng of Wlter or ~ ..... _ j _ ' ' tbers, 618 E. Maln Street ALBERT M. COX BROKER thr(l~,n th~ depOIIUn• 11f ov.nurTbe evenbtt ..,..... ll't lup6. Pomeroy e 22 tfc I W,Y Z-3130 Wv !-3818 !en.~~~~~~~~~::.~ on tbl IUrfaee Weekend Reported ter, Saturn aDd llua. 11_,..:,.~~--'i:.0-.---==.;..=--,1 I 21 3tc .lleod ••,.,..,., v.1,,. "'· •••• ReJativelyQuiet ....~ .J'~ INFORMATION MEETINGS [ 429. M" 11 < ounl)' Dl•d ltcord1 •am;auw WU • -,r ..,.. FOR SALE -7 room !'AI slm'y ••• Vol•m• ~~~ . . . . . . Mol.; PT. · PLEASANT - Law ..... ID uas .. FOR FARMERS frame house with bath. 410 1 c•••., ""'' •"..... forcement olficen repart 1 reJ. 011 tlq In blltlliy: Spring Ave.' Pomeroy. WY 21ludg Thorn~nt ...... o/ lho Plllllon b ... aUvely quiet -kend, eonsltl- Ill .... ..... - ................ Bf informed On tilt lateSt a•aln.JJ;t lllberr l:dJnond.ll in ~ .... , UlllloJl.YqWI in regard to Corn Stunt, AI· 2216. 1 2l t£C l llle lmount or tl.O?UO. piiiJ lotlrett ertna: the city wu burled ~ lb tbe Blci"l"'' RIY• near 11• per eent appro·•-·tel 13 ·- IS .......... -· Colo . falfa Weevil, Com Weed -. ,er from1rmum. April 14 • UNM,ure .lit of ••u --·· ·- __ .. fore-r.Jo re11 e1111• AU.u• Y w u...._"' ma, ,. -....w. 1 Control and General Che"}i· FOR SALE _ 7 room house in ~.?1rt&llfl', and other ,.lief. The ..ld snow. Ill JoMA . tbl ~ • - ._... Each da the code •tten cals Usa1e ·~ endant. ·~ requlf'IMI 1o 1t11,..r th• · .u., W'll• ~1 _ , . y ... dlffereiiL THURSDAY, JAN. Middleport. Bath and utility .... Poll"'" on ... '"' '" .. M•~h No arrests were recorded at lroop wu orpnl"tt ID -~ A (]eyplocnm Quotation room. IVY 2-al4b. I 18 6tpi~~~ "'~~.'!:!omon< wUI ., ""' •· lh< COtmty jaU llllllonl.!' a few bj B.rlll8b GilL Robert lladft. 1 10 : P.M., Two ~ ~ .A R" M foi-" Sale. Phone SH 2.ttr,~.:d ~·;:~l~r~ml Jll1aor fender hallra were powell. Jp JIB JBQUH IPC KC CIP 14onll.,.t -'""' 5275. 1·3-lfc PI•Inuff. brought to lbe atteblloa ol lbe Ill 00, Soviet II'Gtlpl -..1 LPZRPU OQVC AZKAL CIP VIPUU . Here to Inform and_... lllus· I -- olfl-rs ..._ "'"-- " ' - llld ,- •........, Gil w...... , ,.., ''•lu. •< . ........... trate. a teed corn s~dalist FOH SALE : 6 room house wiU1 1 Altorneya rn1· Pl•lnuH1 State Road eG"''"i•-"- no ~ 1011. 6lr tbl a......!. tun'e -KRBB.NOBQV and a chemica l specialist. ·~· ...,.nl..:;.;:.::::::.,;;;::..:;;;:_::::._:::; '"":.::.:.,.:;~· At Londmork Town a !bal h• 1u11 basement, 894 IJ Y· fl) 10. n, 2•. ::11 <2) r. It _ 1 tc ported that· the ~ hllbwiiJI -T• Ceyptnqunto, V0 l D () F F R t l!! 0 0 M, WHAT Pho,,.: A naturalist has oo~nled · 4011 were rea"·--••"'-- wtlb a "'•• and --• - _,.___ ......... WQULn VTR!i"''TII'! 1111'1' ~ . . Coulltry Stortln Pomeroy 1 sell St., Middl-rt. "1"... '""~ '"IW" rv.u · ~sn1111 . . . . WVI'A ltlroshmsnh • Door Prl•i• Pl Pleasant m2ti07. consecutive calla by one whip 'ew _Icy patches, bljtlhe . _ - -..1 lbe c~ to elear Ill' 11 II tfe poorwhUL . · aq roat11 ~ 1!alJII'II. clldllr all IIIIIIIIID 1111111. :g-:.t•=. CARRIER NEEDED =: ..:..:==------- --- m.__ apartment. WY 2-3874. MAYB& l ro. ::n.".;..."''!r.:"!a talk in s,.ee Film is Slao'Wil I -1+----~ = "= =:; :=-:.':...-:::,'::"..:: !; \ .. · - · · , _ .. __ \ .'" -'!Tf.kt thlt. ~- 1;0-6':~~~-ud ~ b~ck,,, .·. -···~ .• ~: ,_,·t •. \"' , ... ,,~ ... <,··- · .. -...·~.. o.: -. "l '. ·o::tr··~· ~~-~ ~·- · • . , ... ,, It •.• ••• . , -·e· ··~ '' '"" �..... .. . ~ . - .. .... ,,.,, ~ ·~ R ••P .. , ~ ., .... .. -..... .... , . ..... ,. _.. . . . ~- ~ ~~ · -- ~ · ~· · .... · ·-"' " .. . d ' . .a »aali Ia I t, P l SOCIAL SEWRITY ""* wit' Jln, t.ura Hqer. 1•al" eaplln II t• l!r -, ... I. Gary JlolW, wilt IIIIIJPifYIIII Mr. lltd Mn. Blll7 Orr IIICI kJo ,.ICMrl. It •• Jliii'I11M IM1· at SprfiiCIIIld 1Pf111 • 10111 rpent Suoday with Cllllt ater recaptured lJIJ 1M with blr l*'l'la, Mr. ud Mrt. Orr lOll flllllly, alta a lhriiJlllf ~44 · Ill flllllf, Basban -~ Society News ~ 1 a urlety ol elber JIIICII•IIl .... Anti HoltOr aDd luLlly. Kr. IIJd Mfs. Ralpb Trutieu nearly 100 mllel .• • ytcn nol oovored by tht baslo Mr. and Mrl. !mel! Deeter and flmlly and Mrs. Sadia nmnln1 b e - Au.tll hospitAl wurane. pin. J!lll pd femlly of Columbus spent TI'Uisall rpent Sunday afltr· Cbaltanoot.L Tblr tilt loclal lleeurl· about everxone 6S or over II By Mrt. A. H. Bailey ~---• . 'If 1 waekend wllb Mr. and Mrs. nooo Witb Mr. and Mrs. · Ro· 1y AdminialriUon malled out ellJible for both boapl!AI tnaur- Mr. ond Mrl. JuldOr Wblte Gtor&• Roberti. • bert Trussell aod attended the EIHIBITS TRACill over •. mlllloe ~Ioder l~ttera ance and tht medical lnsuraace and dauchter~ of Wanaw spent Mrt. Ralph Ballard and cbil· Junior lolju Pageant at lo!Jd- 'nle exhilrili e1 ibt 1'11.1! HOLLYWOOD (UPI) --A1JC to SOCial oecunty beJleflCW'Iel port o1 tho procrcwn, ovo a weekend With blJ lather, )lr. drift Grover White ond DGIII, dleport Sunday tVODIIII. B'rith Museum at fV's "seeoad PaiOII" pr• Wet who have not slgne dup lor though they aren't eieiaJble lor Gmer Whlta and Dorlr. speai Sunday allei'IIIOII with D. c., trace 1111 blJtory ttl .... -- '··t t, the rupplementary medical Ia- reautar social reeurity benefit& Mr. and Mn. Clareld 1111<- Mrs Pearl Tanthory Red• r•uous • """'""""V£ American Jen from tht III!Jt 11 me 1 erea J111101 1'11111 Bo.a Ill e... be ... rurres "'" famous"""''""'" 10 racolmllo ml anolb49' w11... wrapped Ia saw a towel !a a suranco . part of Medicore· - even If they ...vo never er of Columbur apent • wtek ville· R. D. .. ' Most locomotiv, ln the first party ol II Nded II MediCare kits, Including an worked under aoclal security " elld at lhelr bomo heN. · s Wood p " N dam. Thunday nlgbl, lbaJJil bolavea, steam room tn a healtb club Ill enrollment eard lor the medl· F tb . .1 1 th • Mr and Mrs Spencer Conni ue e, omeroy, the Clvll War wao the Gen- ew Alloler 00 with the debut of "Tba Baroa," Beverly HUlo, alld H you want eal _lnsurance plllll, were senl le of openi wednetday vi,. calted Brenda Lee Ballard 0 0 another. Jamea Bolld frc•lm»a. to know the truth, tho root el during the fall to tht milmedical inouronce itlng Mr. and Mrs. Anll Holt· recently. 1 I have JJGihlnC peraoaal aplnlt 111 ill our towela aad randal• non aoclal ""'""'ly and reilroa4 there wut be 00 , need to pay er and family. Mr. and Mrt. Ead Rlblnso 1 • • lbe sarles; Ill 1m, ll'r JJGI too loekod ovory bit ao lmpreuive retlremeat beaellclalreo 115 or monthly premluma Ill eub The and IIIJIIily of Galhpollo rpent 0 p T0 MI T I I I T ., Office Houn: 8 to 12. Z to I (Ciole at N~ • awful. But llblnk lbat 11.1 ... •• ba did, 10 maybo I am over. About two. thirds of !hell $3 will be automaUcaUy ckduel- Mr. and Mrs. George Roberts IB evenins with Mr. and Mrs. ! Tbun. - Eut Court St.. Pofiiii'QJ another rbow about IB lllldar- prejudked. , people have rent baek trelr ed from the monthly checluJ of open! a recent Sunday with Mr Ralph TrusseD aod lamly. 1 eover a&ellt wllo JJboola people Onco you"' 1101 a aecret cards, aad 90 per cent bavt ooclal reeurlty, rallroad ,.. and Mrs Rlndal Roberts aad Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hoger \ with hll elprllto llgbllr and ageat wrapped Ill 1 towel m a checked "Yes" for medleal i• tireme•t, and elvll rervlto ,.. family of Letart. wlseeracka Ill lila fllce of death, steam room, even lllwl bappeu auranee under Medicare. Urtts. Mr. aad Mre. Wood...., Whlla .:;: ·• 1 willillck ill my lelevllloll set. to bo Da110 Alldrewl' brolber, "In Ohio," Robert G. Loren!, St Albans spenl Sunday Ladlet and ~tiemea, boyr which Forest is, you an - • IOCI'al oecrulty district monager The primary me80age urrted ~ d M Ralpll Boll d and &Iris, asd all tho sblps tl agalll quill •• l"lprused by In Marietta, raid today, Tlfi,M?ia tho reminder leiter II IIlii • ar_ sea, I bave bad 11.11111 fed 11p, lhat ultrHOOllook m a tallortd people received Medicore kill P.!"'Pl• now over 61i have ooly the March 31 deadline. 'ftle totAlly and pollllvel)' fEd up rult. and enrollment cards last fall. untll March 31 to l>gn up lor Social Security office in Mariet•doctor, briDi Jllll 11101ber oold Now that ABC.TV't •second AJ of the fwst week In Janu- tho opUonal medical ojnsuralce ta Is located ot 331 Jourlll St. towel), with J8IDII BOild oeaSOA" has finished bo\lrillg in, ary, 498,S911, over 11 per eent.lplaa II their coverap' ir to beJmllatlou, olean-cut Atlglo- It might bi cood to look at II lD bad tigned up for lh• lllpplo- gln Oft JUIJ 1. Saxoa heroes, gauy·looklllg rum lor a moment. Ita main mentary medical tuuraftcl Anyo•• who rUD ku queaIKOIIAIY TO Iron Curtala .wata1 and an themo aeema to be lhat plao. Ilona about this part of MedlIJDIIIY llln'ATIOII those boautl!ul glrla wbo should txlrem!sm ill lite defense of ''M811Y of tho peoplt who cart should get In touch with At"' " · be lookinl lor fellows lib me virtue aiB't bad. Tbt theme have not signed up may not the Soctal Security Office. Tbe '~~~P!,~"i;::-i':.::e•o: • Will A Vaeatioto Spondinr laotead of tlloat retarded oterted oil ill the new understand how lbt p!BD will Soclal Security Admlnlllratlon ::,::•;:,'·.!::r;,.'i,W pluo 500 Booko of "TV" :Stampo gunoela who bavo IIOiblag to IIIUftt admit II a form ol work and what II offers,• he 11 anxlouo to make sure that ~r.:.:,-£::<..::0.:d'1.:l':l::J::: offer but wine, soq aid travel. ••Batman" stries whteb yeu added. '"ftte letter loinl eut everyone wbe 11 eligible makes "'t!:c • Huadredo of Weekly Wlnaen "'The Baron," Jl fact, hasi"t must admit II a form of from social aecurity ·headquary- an informed declsloR abOut Med- :r:.m~t:r:~~~ ln1 mucb to offer that baso't been axlre)nism. en In Baltimore, Maryland thiS lcare _ and mal<.. 11 before CYOTU • • ..,!:: 1:.: ...... "" ENTER NOW! ENTER OFTEN! offered by almost any televl· Tbe1 there was Robert week ohould answer 10010 sian reeret agent the! you can Goulet as ao anti-Nazi agent their queotiona." Enclosed with name. All played, by steve behind German linea to show this second letter Is anotber Au & .jj Forrest, ho Isn't oearly as oalled "Blue Light. •• Tben there eorollment oard ill .... IIley VI\YIIMR • debonair u CJIS.'IV'a "Secret wu ROd ButtoRB Ia '"Mle lost tha flrst 0111 or sent It In ! Agent," "Patrick McGooban, • Doubt& Lifo of Beary Phyle" 18 marked "No" and have sillCI Prices & Coupom who is by far tbt bill of the an accOUIIant who " prellsed coonged lbelr minds. . '. lot, beeauoe that p.vtlcular illto aecret agut duty pills! For peop e IIOW 116 er over, Effective show il played mort for his will beaause ho resemblea there io a deadline for oignlog 1 stylized charae!M appeal thaD deaci foreign agent and you up lor the supplementary med· Moeday, T ..odaJ lor gimmlckl, bevo to admk th~l'a pretty ltal Insurance plan that will mr.mo. belp pey fer their doctor bills. WedDOodaJ Only! FurtherlMl'l, at llmea ForThe mediool IIIIUI'ance prorest sounda and lookt so much An flpeetolftl fll'am, like tho basic bopsitall Shop Early! like Gene Barry, who starred in "Tbe Baroa" il a bit more lnourance plan, will go into el- , "A~oo, Bprke, ~~ Aaeat," pollsbed. II this one-hour feel be&inning July 1. People'[ which "l'lle Baroa replaced wealthy American-bar• owaer now over 6li who don't oign up I lh:at:i:l:ll:"~te:n:lis:b:IDC~·:N:o:,:IDI:•ea: ..,. i eo, Fo r r e s I playr "1 by March 31 havo te wait two wealthJ Amerlca•bor• .....,. years before their coverage will MAXWILL IIOUSI : 1 ol antique obopa Ia London and be eHectlve. Television Revue MOIDAY- TUESDAY WEDIESDAY OILY! 1nsurane1 ,...,," Lortnl Ilk! "oovors primarily d'octors IW'&eoa bUll but olso tncludll llllfoly WI~ ~ ~ ~0 :;a~;·~ ~ lfi~ ~ntary :.= !·. ' E~ ~lne N W COMPTON 0 D amnd~da~ug~bler~a~spen~t~a~w~eek;e~nd~l===============~:::::-~ ENTER KROGER'S with an -~· 'Trips'n Gifts' lACKACH E& 11NSION ' SWEEPSTAKES K'""" • •....., ,_ ~~::,,\:: -~ s- ~~~':! ::~br~ •::.•::;.:,t:i~ ."::t:fl.-:= o!\i-~~·~--,.;;i·;;..~~~~~~--======='11 HURRYI • • • to f"lli~U ABBOn aad , CUBE STEAKS Swift's p,..r. u.s.ao~.~~~~· FUVOR'lROD YOIJNG HENS a .... lofclng Or Sttwlftl - Cty.O.V.. 4t.-U. A OOCil·in·ft·whlle opportuni1y-buy one of t~e.se ~~Frigidaire apphances during this limited t1me event at the low, low price (they are specially logged) and receive o valuable bonus at no extra cost! GET A SPECIAL your new 1966 FRISfl WAS"' KALE Space Age advanced 1966 FRIGIDAIRE ••• fROST·PROOf RfFRIGfRATORf 13 Additional Jurors Drawn For Court Duty ......... ;ror :'t:-ru •.tt .... 111 .............. ...... lonna::' by,,.,.,,., ~ or refrillwotor o 102-lb, top ~ro:! •IIJO% '-t 0 tlonl lWitt 1 Uroloq • 0 ~ setttng II Ideal for lng, 1\uffing and dultlnil CHI 0 do-::- 13lttlf . Low priced electric dryer has handy No-Heat setting! I l .... lhii"'M • "'"'tho Potoo IU/t for Sp~~ Rtl'\loratlonl On., '' $369 .......... .... ~ .... --· • No-Stoop lint """'"" II rWJ11 .., the door1 • Gentlt Flowing Heat rwornnA,., yotKfabricsl ~"?" Priced Ill pi& $159. EXTRA SPECIAL BONUS! This special dtyer rates a 1pocial myateoy bonual lt'a wortb your whil• to 101111 IR and fmd 0111: what It i&l Convenient Terms BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. PT. PLEASANT -- Eo/.lrgllteE!II\ additional petit jurors were drawn in open court Friday Mason County Circull C o u r te complete the 50 jury pan•~l by Circuit Clerk Howard ultz. All petit jurors will reD<>rll lor duty January 31 at 9:30 Grade A Medium EGGS • The new jurors are, o:;~l Fletcher, Apple Grove; L. Capehart, Jr., Pl. Pleasant; Ralph Durst, Rt. 2 Letart; win Jewell, Letart; C. C. ~lOtte, I Pt. Pleasant; Larry Pyles, lipols Ferry; John F. Southside; Edgar Null, Galll1p<>-\ lir Ferry; Max JOIIE!V, ler'a Bottom; Mary Mar,garetl Mowrey. West Columbia; son Click, Rl. I Cottagovllle; Lee Otis Btail, GaUipolis Fer· ry; Eleanor Ewing, Mason: E. S. McDa ~ ' , . 2 Pt PlOJo&.l ant; Mrs. F. W. Ingraham, Pt. Pleasant; James • oa·tJgtUII'1J, Pt. Pleasant. BEEF ' LOCOWEED Tbe locoweed, a meinber the pea family, is found mai1ntyl in arid regiona of wester& southwestern United statea.j When eattle swallow It, are poisoned. Tbe weed rives its name from loco, ish lor llllld. Mo4em standard railroa<ll ; cara are ' STEW Eighteen juroro bad obta:lned acuseo from ~erving. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...Jipassenger long, - CELLO PKO. 2hL a. nfiETMANH COOKIES PEHOUIN GALA XII FUDGE ITIIPI DEtUXI GRAHAM 2pkvs. 89c IJdl Buckwheat oilter eltleo aroUBd the world "Tba oupplementary medical , who Is oftel pmsed into 1 rvlce by British diplomalle intelligence w1tea tho case --------llllvolveo blJ apecialty, prleeleu art objects.• I am llldebted 10 ABC-TV lor Mrt. 8ai'U M. Rllo A combined birthday and go- tht ournmary because it oavea lng ~way party was held at the me a lot of involved orptalRlng holll.e of Mr. and Mrs. Cbarles Ia the debut Forreot . K Rlf•. honoring Mr. Rile's 70th preos~ toto ~rvice tor ":::: birthday and also lD bonor of rear•• decrlbed abo d AJC Larry E. Rife who had there agaiB were :~· ~~ been home klor 10b dayrtrlollow· heroia Anglo-Suons, geasy1ng SIX wee s o1 aS>c ammg looking lroA Curtaill villslns at Lackland AFB, Texas. He and deadly cigarette Ughterhas now :-turned to Texas type gimmicks. "'here he 10 undergoing on tha Frankly, 1 dOll'! evn wall to job !rllmmg at Sheppard AFB. talk any more abeut AJIC.'IV's He JS a transportation speolal· "oecond .. •--ist. A ham dinner with a large ,.aun .....uso I birthday cake Inscribed "Hal" bavo ~· Important things 01 py Birthday Dad" and Ice my nund. A lady Ia Enid, cream were served to the fol- Okla., Mrs. Rnger Wa11am, lowing : Mr. and Mrs. Rll)' bas ~itten lo me that she is Brooks Albany Rl f Mr and my number one faa." But I Mrs. Robert Rife ~nd children, then shot odds, "I'm the • lt1tl11 • Cttlill Bobbl and Sammie of St. AJ- number one !~1 to aeotbor • C11''r11 • Clrtn ~~J­ bans, W. Va., Mr . . and favo~Jt.e, but~~ I a aewseuter, ill • later ltatill Mro. George Beverldge and 1011 Pau Harvey. !'red and daughter cathy Jo I have been thinking Ibis over • Dlstus1111 • II ~1111 of Lancaster Mr. a~ Mrs. Lo,: and; Mrs. Wassam, you just I iJit!llr •'Y G. HoHman and ROn, ~Ievie ean t have II both ways. You IIIII • 0:1 ' ol Altrany, and Mila Barbara will have II cboooe. Haney's COLUMBIA GAS rottrill of Harrisonville. Mr. all rtgbl, but can he offer yCMI OF OHIO, INC. Rife received many cards a1d Hollywood, wine, rona aod gilts. · travel? N .. • SOCiety otes PHILCO Automatic Gas Nescafe I I DRYER Haady Andy Model DG634 - - ... _... 41c I' """ Jtdo .... , . - " 10 2-o:. Cube Steak• $1.49 ' Exp. 1/21/61 Shoulder """' 69c Pork Steaks ••••••• LUX NAUTY Soap I I 3 =. 39c BREAD LUX NAUTY Soap 2 -~·37c 16-o:. loaves Lifebouy 2 :,';31e ::;~;;:;;:::;;;:;;::;;::;::-:--::::::;::;;;;:;;;;;;;;- JNTRODUCED SIGNALS A , iletrolt 1t0llceman, WJI. llam Polll, lo credited With developing tbe first traffic rignal to employ tbre9 llllhll - red, amber and pn. Hla device, :nstailed at ,. downtown . Detroll intenectlotl . l,p 19li; ramelhll blllully llltellanaed today. 1111 lllnovaUoil aillyed In use dlltll IGU and was 0111 of lwo UgblJ •led In tbe -ld'r first .lyDWouiatcl llpfi ay- TOP VALUI nAMPS lt.L_,.... .Oil Makes the Big Difference ••• Costs Less, Too! Mrs. Ethel Rift epent Friday afternoon with Mrs. Foy Wood and Mrs. Myrta Rile llld Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rife. L a r r y Rile spent an evenlns with Mrs. ~thftl Rife and James Pale. Mr. and Mn. 0. M. Rife of Albany Rt. 4 spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. Fay Weod and Mrs. Myrta Rile. Mrs. Sarah Rile and lOR, LarJ'Y, shopped In Pomeroy on Friday. Bflly Vatella II belpbJ& Delbert Truman with his larm work. He called on M•. and Mrs. Charles Rile Sunday. Burn Boweo ol 1111 U. S. Navy spent the weekend wI I b honte folkll. Ria ohlp Ia Ia dry dock at Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Daye Canode of Albany, Rl 4, open! an allernOOII last week Witb Mrs. Foy Wood and Mr1. Myrta Rile. Mr. and Mrt. Robert Rill al!d! children, Bobbl and Sam· mle MSt. Alballl apent Sunday witb 'blJ par., Mr. and Mrt. Cha~les Rile. Mil. ChalietJ Rile and son, Larl'f Rile ~e a buslne&l trip to Athens MondiiJ. Coffee .. - _._ ....... 89c I Lifebouy Join the Peace Corps. 2 --· Ue Praise ~I Coffee . !~ ~- ~·~ _. _... _2 .~~ $1.39 Mayonnaise .. _K~: ...... -. ...... 59c Gr•p•, Preserves Embusy Cnmy, Plum . ...... . 2 ~~;. 49c F•19 BQr5 Country ....... 2 :~.49c Oven 3 :-. 5lc Dove SPECIAL SALE PRICE! It might do some good. .,._.------... The Peace Corps. Washington, D.C. 20525 D Please send me information 0 Please send me an application, Name:________ Addres~------- I I J 00 lEG. PRICI bm Final Touch Giant $229.95 ONLY GAS eBig 121b. Load Capacity e3 Cycle drieeCloth• lor a Re&ular Fabrie PEm~f Air Fluff Wash 'n Wear .&·LOAD • 89c . ... 1111 . -·- WY2·5321 . • Middleport, 0. N, 2nd Av•· YELLOW ONIONS POTATOES - 9le ........ ... DOYI LIQUID Detergent -. _ ........... 93e Modess Super FOREMAN &ABBOTT 3 lb. bag 10 lb. Batl or Larger Spry City_ _ _ _ _ __ Stat.~e_ __,Zip Code-- 2 balltolu 49C It .. ""'· .. . .. 47c FREE one 3-lb. bag YELLOW ONIONS wilhthlt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. - loot .,. ...... PerrA~ l:qi.I/IIM __....... . -· ' • llfm, .' �..... .. . ~ . - .. .... ,,.,, ~ ·~ R ••P .. , ~ ., .... .. -..... .... , . ..... ,. _.. . . . ~- ~ ~~ · -- ~ · ~· · .... · ·-"' " .. . d ' . .a »aali Ia I t, P l SOCIAL SEWRITY ""* wit' Jln, t.ura Hqer. 1•al" eaplln II t• l!r -, ... I. Gary JlolW, wilt IIIIIJPifYIIII Mr. lltd Mn. Blll7 Orr IIICI kJo ,.ICMrl. It •• Jliii'I11M IM1· at SprfiiCIIIld 1Pf111 • 10111 rpent Suoday with Cllllt ater recaptured lJIJ 1M with blr l*'l'la, Mr. ud Mrt. Orr lOll flllllly, alta a lhriiJlllf ~44 · Ill flllllf, Basban -~ Society News ~ 1 a urlety ol elber JIIICII•IIl .... Anti HoltOr aDd luLlly. Kr. IIJd Mfs. Ralpb Trutieu nearly 100 mllel .• • ytcn nol oovored by tht baslo Mr. and Mrl. !mel! Deeter and flmlly and Mrs. Sadia nmnln1 b e - Au.tll hospitAl wurane. pin. J!lll pd femlly of Columbus spent TI'Uisall rpent Sunday afltr· Cbaltanoot.L Tblr tilt loclal lleeurl· about everxone 6S or over II By Mrt. A. H. Bailey ~---• . 'If 1 waekend wllb Mr. and Mrs. nooo Witb Mr. and Mrs. · Ro· 1y AdminialriUon malled out ellJible for both boapl!AI tnaur- Mr. ond Mrl. JuldOr Wblte Gtor&• Roberti. • bert Trussell aod attended the EIHIBITS TRACill over •. mlllloe ~Ioder l~ttera ance and tht medical lnsuraace and dauchter~ of Wanaw spent Mrt. Ralph Ballard and cbil· Junior lolju Pageant at lo!Jd- 'nle exhilrili e1 ibt 1'11.1! HOLLYWOOD (UPI) --A1JC to SOCial oecunty beJleflCW'Iel port o1 tho procrcwn, ovo a weekend With blJ lather, )lr. drift Grover White ond DGIII, dleport Sunday tVODIIII. B'rith Museum at fV's "seeoad PaiOII" pr• Wet who have not slgne dup lor though they aren't eieiaJble lor Gmer Whlta and Dorlr. speai Sunday allei'IIIOII with D. c., trace 1111 blJtory ttl .... -- '··t t, the rupplementary medical Ia- reautar social reeurity benefit& Mr. and Mn. Clareld 1111<- Mrs Pearl Tanthory Red• r•uous • """'""""V£ American Jen from tht III!Jt 11 me 1 erea J111101 1'11111 Bo.a Ill e... be ... rurres "'" famous"""''""'" 10 racolmllo ml anolb49' w11... wrapped Ia saw a towel !a a suranco . part of Medicore· - even If they ...vo never er of Columbur apent • wtek ville· R. D. .. ' Most locomotiv, ln the first party ol II Nded II MediCare kits, Including an worked under aoclal security " elld at lhelr bomo heN. · s Wood p " N dam. Thunday nlgbl, lbaJJil bolavea, steam room tn a healtb club Ill enrollment eard lor the medl· F tb . .1 1 th • Mr and Mrs Spencer Conni ue e, omeroy, the Clvll War wao the Gen- ew Alloler 00 with the debut of "Tba Baroa," Beverly HUlo, alld H you want eal _lnsurance plllll, were senl le of openi wednetday vi,. calted Brenda Lee Ballard 0 0 another. Jamea Bolld frc•lm»a. to know the truth, tho root el during the fall to tht milmedical inouronce itlng Mr. and Mrs. Anll Holt· recently. 1 I have JJGihlnC peraoaal aplnlt 111 ill our towela aad randal• non aoclal ""'""'ly and reilroa4 there wut be 00 , need to pay er and family. Mr. and Mrt. Ead Rlblnso 1 • • lbe sarles; Ill 1m, ll'r JJGI too loekod ovory bit ao lmpreuive retlremeat beaellclalreo 115 or monthly premluma Ill eub The and IIIJIIily of Galhpollo rpent 0 p T0 MI T I I I T ., Office Houn: 8 to 12. Z to I (Ciole at N~ • awful. But llblnk lbat 11.1 ... •• ba did, 10 maybo I am over. About two. thirds of !hell $3 will be automaUcaUy ckduel- Mr. and Mrs. George Roberts IB evenins with Mr. and Mrs. ! Tbun. - Eut Court St.. Pofiiii'QJ another rbow about IB lllldar- prejudked. , people have rent baek trelr ed from the monthly checluJ of open! a recent Sunday with Mr Ralph TrusseD aod lamly. 1 eover a&ellt wllo JJboola people Onco you"' 1101 a aecret cards, aad 90 per cent bavt ooclal reeurlty, rallroad ,.. and Mrs Rlndal Roberts aad Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hoger \ with hll elprllto llgbllr and ageat wrapped Ill 1 towel m a checked "Yes" for medleal i• tireme•t, and elvll rervlto ,.. family of Letart. wlseeracka Ill lila fllce of death, steam room, even lllwl bappeu auranee under Medicare. Urtts. Mr. aad Mre. Wood...., Whlla .:;: ·• 1 willillck ill my lelevllloll set. to bo Da110 Alldrewl' brolber, "In Ohio," Robert G. Loren!, St Albans spenl Sunday Ladlet and ~tiemea, boyr which Forest is, you an - • IOCI'al oecrulty district monager The primary me80age urrted ~ d M Ralpll Boll d and &Iris, asd all tho sblps tl agalll quill •• l"lprused by In Marietta, raid today, Tlfi,M?ia tho reminder leiter II IIlii • ar_ sea, I bave bad 11.11111 fed 11p, lhat ultrHOOllook m a tallortd people received Medicore kill P.!"'Pl• now over 61i have ooly the March 31 deadline. 'ftle totAlly and pollllvel)' fEd up rult. and enrollment cards last fall. untll March 31 to l>gn up lor Social Security office in Mariet•doctor, briDi Jllll 11101ber oold Now that ABC.TV't •second AJ of the fwst week In Janu- tho opUonal medical ojnsuralce ta Is located ot 331 Jourlll St. towel), with J8IDII BOild oeaSOA" has finished bo\lrillg in, ary, 498,S911, over 11 per eent.lplaa II their coverap' ir to beJmllatlou, olean-cut Atlglo- It might bi cood to look at II lD bad tigned up for lh• lllpplo- gln Oft JUIJ 1. Saxoa heroes, gauy·looklllg rum lor a moment. Ita main mentary medical tuuraftcl Anyo•• who rUD ku queaIKOIIAIY TO Iron Curtala .wata1 and an themo aeema to be lhat plao. Ilona about this part of MedlIJDIIIY llln'ATIOII those boautl!ul glrla wbo should txlrem!sm ill lite defense of ''M811Y of tho peoplt who cart should get In touch with At"' " · be lookinl lor fellows lib me virtue aiB't bad. Tbt theme have not signed up may not the Soctal Security Office. Tbe '~~~P!,~"i;::-i':.::e•o: • Will A Vaeatioto Spondinr laotead of tlloat retarded oterted oil ill the new understand how lbt p!BD will Soclal Security Admlnlllratlon ::,::•;:,'·.!::r;,.'i,W pluo 500 Booko of "TV" :Stampo gunoela who bavo IIOiblag to IIIUftt admit II a form ol work and what II offers,• he 11 anxlouo to make sure that ~r.:.:,-£::<..::0.:d'1.:l':l::J::: offer but wine, soq aid travel. ••Batman" stries whteb yeu added. '"ftte letter loinl eut everyone wbe 11 eligible makes "'t!:c • Huadredo of Weekly Wlnaen "'The Baron," Jl fact, hasi"t must admit II a form of from social aecurity ·headquary- an informed declsloR abOut Med- :r:.m~t:r:~~~ ln1 mucb to offer that baso't been axlre)nism. en In Baltimore, Maryland thiS lcare _ and mal<.. 11 before CYOTU • • ..,!:: 1:.: ...... "" ENTER NOW! ENTER OFTEN! offered by almost any televl· Tbe1 there was Robert week ohould answer 10010 sian reeret agent the! you can Goulet as ao anti-Nazi agent their queotiona." Enclosed with name. All played, by steve behind German linea to show this second letter Is anotber Au & .jj Forrest, ho Isn't oearly as oalled "Blue Light. •• Tben there eorollment oard ill .... IIley VI\YIIMR • debonair u CJIS.'IV'a "Secret wu ROd ButtoRB Ia '"Mle lost tha flrst 0111 or sent It In ! Agent," "Patrick McGooban, • Doubt& Lifo of Beary Phyle" 18 marked "No" and have sillCI Prices & Coupom who is by far tbt bill of the an accOUIIant who " prellsed coonged lbelr minds. . '. lot, beeauoe that p.vtlcular illto aecret agut duty pills! For peop e IIOW 116 er over, Effective show il played mort for his will beaause ho resemblea there io a deadline for oignlog 1 stylized charae!M appeal thaD deaci foreign agent and you up lor the supplementary med· Moeday, T ..odaJ lor gimmlckl, bevo to admk th~l'a pretty ltal Insurance plan that will mr.mo. belp pey fer their doctor bills. WedDOodaJ Only! FurtherlMl'l, at llmea ForThe mediool IIIIUI'ance prorest sounda and lookt so much An flpeetolftl fll'am, like tho basic bopsitall Shop Early! like Gene Barry, who starred in "Tbe Baroa" il a bit more lnourance plan, will go into el- , "A~oo, Bprke, ~~ Aaeat," pollsbed. II this one-hour feel be&inning July 1. People'[ which "l'lle Baroa replaced wealthy American-bar• owaer now over 6li who don't oign up I lh:at:i:l:ll:"~te:n:lis:b:IDC~·:N:o:,:IDI:•ea: ..,. i eo, Fo r r e s I playr "1 by March 31 havo te wait two wealthJ Amerlca•bor• .....,. years before their coverage will MAXWILL IIOUSI : 1 ol antique obopa Ia London and be eHectlve. Television Revue MOIDAY- TUESDAY WEDIESDAY OILY! 1nsurane1 ,...,," Lortnl Ilk! "oovors primarily d'octors IW'&eoa bUll but olso tncludll llllfoly WI~ ~ ~ ~0 :;a~;·~ ~ lfi~ ~ntary :.= !·. ' E~ ~lne N W COMPTON 0 D amnd~da~ug~bler~a~spen~t~a~w~eek;e~nd~l===============~:::::-~ ENTER KROGER'S with an -~· 'Trips'n Gifts' lACKACH E& 11NSION ' SWEEPSTAKES K'""" • •....., ,_ ~~::,,\:: -~ s- ~~~':! ::~br~ •::.•::;.:,t:i~ ."::t:fl.-:= o!\i-~~·~--,.;;i·;;..~~~~~~--======='11 HURRYI • • • to f"lli~U ABBOn aad , CUBE STEAKS Swift's p,..r. u.s.ao~.~~~~· FUVOR'lROD YOIJNG HENS a .... lofclng Or Sttwlftl - Cty.O.V.. 4t.-U. A OOCil·in·ft·whlle opportuni1y-buy one of t~e.se ~~Frigidaire apphances during this limited t1me event at the low, low price (they are specially logged) and receive o valuable bonus at no extra cost! GET A SPECIAL your new 1966 FRISfl WAS"' KALE Space Age advanced 1966 FRIGIDAIRE ••• fROST·PROOf RfFRIGfRATORf 13 Additional Jurors Drawn For Court Duty ......... ;ror :'t:-ru •.tt .... 111 .............. ...... lonna::' by,,.,.,,., ~ or refrillwotor o 102-lb, top ~ro:! •IIJO% '-t 0 tlonl lWitt 1 Uroloq • 0 ~ setttng II Ideal for lng, 1\uffing and dultlnil CHI 0 do-::- 13lttlf . Low priced electric dryer has handy No-Heat setting! I l .... lhii"'M • "'"'tho Potoo IU/t for Sp~~ Rtl'\loratlonl On., '' $369 .......... .... ~ .... --· • No-Stoop lint """'"" II rWJ11 .., the door1 • Gentlt Flowing Heat rwornnA,., yotKfabricsl ~"?" Priced Ill pi& $159. EXTRA SPECIAL BONUS! This special dtyer rates a 1pocial myateoy bonual lt'a wortb your whil• to 101111 IR and fmd 0111: what It i&l Convenient Terms BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. PT. PLEASANT -- Eo/.lrgllteE!II\ additional petit jurors were drawn in open court Friday Mason County Circull C o u r te complete the 50 jury pan•~l by Circuit Clerk Howard ultz. All petit jurors will reD<>rll lor duty January 31 at 9:30 Grade A Medium EGGS • The new jurors are, o:;~l Fletcher, Apple Grove; L. Capehart, Jr., Pl. Pleasant; Ralph Durst, Rt. 2 Letart; win Jewell, Letart; C. C. ~lOtte, I Pt. Pleasant; Larry Pyles, lipols Ferry; John F. Southside; Edgar Null, Galll1p<>-\ lir Ferry; Max JOIIE!V, ler'a Bottom; Mary Mar,garetl Mowrey. West Columbia; son Click, Rl. I Cottagovllle; Lee Otis Btail, GaUipolis Fer· ry; Eleanor Ewing, Mason: E. S. McDa ~ ' , . 2 Pt PlOJo&.l ant; Mrs. F. W. Ingraham, Pt. Pleasant; James • oa·tJgtUII'1J, Pt. Pleasant. BEEF ' LOCOWEED Tbe locoweed, a meinber the pea family, is found mai1ntyl in arid regiona of wester& southwestern United statea.j When eattle swallow It, are poisoned. Tbe weed rives its name from loco, ish lor llllld. Mo4em standard railroa<ll ; cara are ' STEW Eighteen juroro bad obta:lned acuseo from ~erving. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...Jipassenger long, - CELLO PKO. 2hL a. nfiETMANH COOKIES PEHOUIN GALA XII FUDGE ITIIPI DEtUXI GRAHAM 2pkvs. 89c IJdl Buckwheat oilter eltleo aroUBd the world "Tba oupplementary medical , who Is oftel pmsed into 1 rvlce by British diplomalle intelligence w1tea tho case --------llllvolveo blJ apecialty, prleeleu art objects.• I am llldebted 10 ABC-TV lor Mrt. 8ai'U M. Rllo A combined birthday and go- tht ournmary because it oavea lng ~way party was held at the me a lot of involved orptalRlng holll.e of Mr. and Mrs. Cbarles Ia the debut Forreot . K Rlf•. honoring Mr. Rile's 70th preos~ toto ~rvice tor ":::: birthday and also lD bonor of rear•• decrlbed abo d AJC Larry E. Rife who had there agaiB were :~· ~~ been home klor 10b dayrtrlollow· heroia Anglo-Suons, geasy1ng SIX wee s o1 aS>c ammg looking lroA Curtaill villslns at Lackland AFB, Texas. He and deadly cigarette Ughterhas now :-turned to Texas type gimmicks. "'here he 10 undergoing on tha Frankly, 1 dOll'! evn wall to job !rllmmg at Sheppard AFB. talk any more abeut AJIC.'IV's He JS a transportation speolal· "oecond .. •--ist. A ham dinner with a large ,.aun .....uso I birthday cake Inscribed "Hal" bavo ~· Important things 01 py Birthday Dad" and Ice my nund. A lady Ia Enid, cream were served to the fol- Okla., Mrs. Rnger Wa11am, lowing : Mr. and Mrs. Rll)' bas ~itten lo me that she is Brooks Albany Rl f Mr and my number one faa." But I Mrs. Robert Rife ~nd children, then shot odds, "I'm the • lt1tl11 • Cttlill Bobbl and Sammie of St. AJ- number one !~1 to aeotbor • C11''r11 • Clrtn ~~J­ bans, W. Va., Mr . . and favo~Jt.e, but~~ I a aewseuter, ill • later ltatill Mro. George Beverldge and 1011 Pau Harvey. !'red and daughter cathy Jo I have been thinking Ibis over • Dlstus1111 • II ~1111 of Lancaster Mr. a~ Mrs. Lo,: and; Mrs. Wassam, you just I iJit!llr •'Y G. HoHman and ROn, ~Ievie ean t have II both ways. You IIIII • 0:1 ' ol Altrany, and Mila Barbara will have II cboooe. Haney's COLUMBIA GAS rottrill of Harrisonville. Mr. all rtgbl, but can he offer yCMI OF OHIO, INC. Rife received many cards a1d Hollywood, wine, rona aod gilts. · travel? N .. • SOCiety otes PHILCO Automatic Gas Nescafe I I DRYER Haady Andy Model DG634 - - ... _... 41c I' """ Jtdo .... , . - " 10 2-o:. Cube Steak• $1.49 ' Exp. 1/21/61 Shoulder """' 69c Pork Steaks ••••••• LUX NAUTY Soap I I 3 =. 39c BREAD LUX NAUTY Soap 2 -~·37c 16-o:. loaves Lifebouy 2 :,';31e ::;~;;:;;:::;;;:;;::;;::;::-:--::::::;::;;;;:;;;;;;;;- JNTRODUCED SIGNALS A , iletrolt 1t0llceman, WJI. llam Polll, lo credited With developing tbe first traffic rignal to employ tbre9 llllhll - red, amber and pn. Hla device, :nstailed at ,. downtown . Detroll intenectlotl . l,p 19li; ramelhll blllully llltellanaed today. 1111 lllnovaUoil aillyed In use dlltll IGU and was 0111 of lwo UgblJ •led In tbe -ld'r first .lyDWouiatcl llpfi ay- TOP VALUI nAMPS lt.L_,.... .Oil Makes the Big Difference ••• Costs Less, Too! Mrs. Ethel Rift epent Friday afternoon with Mrs. Foy Wood and Mrs. Myrta Rile llld Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rife. L a r r y Rile spent an evenlns with Mrs. ~thftl Rife and James Pale. Mr. and Mn. 0. M. Rife of Albany Rt. 4 spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. Fay Weod and Mrs. Myrta Rile. Mrs. Sarah Rile and lOR, LarJ'Y, shopped In Pomeroy on Friday. Bflly Vatella II belpbJ& Delbert Truman with his larm work. He called on M•. and Mrs. Charles Rile Sunday. Burn Boweo ol 1111 U. S. Navy spent the weekend wI I b honte folkll. Ria ohlp Ia Ia dry dock at Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Daye Canode of Albany, Rl 4, open! an allernOOII last week Witb Mrs. Foy Wood and Mr1. Myrta Rile. Mr. and Mrt. Robert Rill al!d! children, Bobbl and Sam· mle MSt. Alballl apent Sunday witb 'blJ par., Mr. and Mrt. Cha~les Rile. Mil. ChalietJ Rile and son, Larl'f Rile ~e a buslne&l trip to Athens MondiiJ. Coffee .. - _._ ....... 89c I Lifebouy Join the Peace Corps. 2 --· Ue Praise ~I Coffee . !~ ~- ~·~ _. _... _2 .~~ $1.39 Mayonnaise .. _K~: ...... -. ...... 59c Gr•p•, Preserves Embusy Cnmy, Plum . ...... . 2 ~~;. 49c F•19 BQr5 Country ....... 2 :~.49c Oven 3 :-. 5lc Dove SPECIAL SALE PRICE! It might do some good. .,._.------... The Peace Corps. Washington, D.C. 20525 D Please send me information 0 Please send me an application, Name:________ Addres~------- I I J 00 lEG. PRICI bm Final Touch Giant $229.95 ONLY GAS eBig 121b. Load Capacity e3 Cycle drieeCloth• lor a Re&ular Fabrie PEm~f Air Fluff Wash 'n Wear .&·LOAD • 89c . ... 1111 . -·- WY2·5321 . • Middleport, 0. N, 2nd Av•· YELLOW ONIONS POTATOES - 9le ........ ... DOYI LIQUID Detergent -. _ ........... 93e Modess Super FOREMAN &ABBOTT 3 lb. bag 10 lb. Batl or Larger Spry City_ _ _ _ _ __ Stat.~e_ __,Zip Code-- 2 balltolu 49C It .. ""'· .. . .. 47c FREE one 3-lb. bag YELLOW ONIONS wilhthlt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. - loot .,. ...... PerrA~ l:qi.I/IIM __....... . -· ' • llfm, .' �~- lnt!MI. Pomii'OJ-Mlddi'I'Oit. o., '. Jm t4. 1988 :. r·.~~ai~cine Elementary School PTA is Cmlt & flobbrCiufl U:-M~:.;::::,mar:, w•• . Mainly About . ~e:!::!!: ~:'m~ Hob- People In llpGIIt. · :!~~!-:C:~~ .... ...... Arounil And About . M•'dJlepo '. rt prepared .. oblel'Ve bill blrthd87 at • dlmler party by Club mft at the home ol AI· epent the past m;eral SWullv with members of his berta Wagner Wednesday. with lhe lormer'l 11011 and dallo · ' ··•ne prtsldent, Mrs. Helen he said that all teachers are· • 'l'be preeldent, Mrs. Wapor &hter. They vislled In La!!Blnrl, .1001\son, opened the meeting of working tog~ther to make well lamUy and friends. Mr. Blld Mra. Clair Boao and opened the meet.lnl with roll "rs. Oscar .Baatlanl and cbll< Mich. with hir dalightu, llfr, the Racine Elementary P'l'A rounded individuals of the stu- The ••ow storm, however, family of Great Bend were Sat. call of winter . blr<!a. Plane Clren, GaDlpolll, """"I Friday IIIIi Mia. Sb•.l'- "''"" and tam. ' 'I nd~y evemng. · J an. 17 . with · denls · prevented bla f1Uesls from ·r..., ,....., : "o ~flernoon guests of ber were dliiCU88ell about appear- with ber mother, Mre• . Bra n· aDd ·In Kalamuoo with bw Included: &etUog to MiddleporL Mrs. Dessle Patterson. Ina on the 9 to 10 show on Chan- Ll!l)'d. .. .in, Mr. 11111 Mrs. Wllllam tbe Pledge to lhe Flag, and Announcements ' The Lord's Prayer given in uni· Founders Day will be observed , Tbougb the party didn't Mrs. Berlha HaD was the SUn- el s TV, starting a birthday · lleyoolde and 1am11y son. at the February meeting and ' come off, be reetlved teleday dinner guest of Mrs. Dessle month, aDd ltCI'Ot pals. A lam· Seaman Apprentice Allm .Wal· ,. . The secretary'i reporl was the Executive Commlltee wlll l phone mestaJe• frOm h 1 1 Patt<rson. 11y p!cnlc was ~sed ti)e lace, Great IAI:es Naval Traln- Mr. and Mr$. Lawrence JCI1. ~lven by Mrs. Waller Burke in I serve . refreshments; County daogbters, PllliDe, ID Ft Mr. and Mrs. Gaorge Kom summer. One new member, Elh· Jng Station, spent the WIM!kend hoa11 and ~·- :Vernon Weber ah'fnr.e of Mrs. Gordon West. Council P'l'A meeting · will bei Meyers, Fla., aod Mrs. Doaaa Jr. of Columbus spent the week- eJ Priddy, was welcomed. Max- here with hll parents, Mr. ~ were GalUJIOI.Ia .'i.!sltolw Frtday. '!'he treasurer, .Mrs. Burke, ., tht firs! Thursday i.n Febr.uary 1• Russell, of Glouster, and from end with their parents, Mr. and ID Jord8ll delnonstrated Jnlk- Mrs. Dwight Walla(:e IIIII daiJoo Mr. and 1\lh: Qbarles Searles 1 p 1kko-, friends in Point Pleasant _..,__. ,_..., ... ... u~...... .... repor ted tl59.63 on lh e treasury. at Chester ; ,..Irs. V'rna Mrs. George Korn Sr. and Mrs. swan centerpiece. 8bter, Nancy. Anotber • • n, bave ••• ,..,.,.. """' ...... The group voted to give lhe i ja. Bookmobile Librarian. will : and Huntington, Later Suaday John Thomao. Next month roll 'caD wiD be Bruce Wallace, fre!o~ at Va. when! they ·'fliiUid wltb school $150 to buy materials b< guesl speaker in March since afte~oooo bls 800 • Edgar , Mr. and Mrs. Garland Wea- iD keeJ\llll with the February Marshall Unlveralty, It vlslUng their aop and ··~tllr·ln·law and supph" nel'ded m the li-~ she was unable to attend Llus: Tuc ermao and daughter, Karver of Vandalia were weekend bollda Meelil18 Wl!!l closed with them duriDJ lbtl emester and - neW' billy, ~~ 'IIIII Mrs, brary or indivtdual cla3Srooms. m..tmg because of Illness. yl, • 1 Athens. were able to · f1Uests of her lather, John Sauv- by pr:~r and lunch waa en- break. . . Walter Murray ~ l!ld 1011, and to make a donation to the , Aft<r the meet mg. refresh- come for • vtsll. KARilN McKAY , age. joyed In the aflernoon game's M B ard Sehr Wal~ M,urry IL.. Mn. Harrll Scholarship Fund of the County ments of rookies, homemade:"',.,.,.,.,.,.,, _""""·" ·"'""''"' Southern Local High school I Mrs. Arlee Abbott subsUtuted were ·played and Prizes award- tur~' to ":r hotne ~=bas been rel$&!ed (tOm BethuCounc'l PT ~ I fudge. coffee and koul-a~d w<•re~ named Karen McKay !be l Friday for Mrs. Maxlne Arnold ed wlmlers lll Frida fie din tw da HosPital iD Mlrylalld where Mn Edna Pnce, prlnclpal. served In the lunchroom b) the ' Present the above v he Y ~It: da:gh~ the baby was bOrn. Tbe baby 1961; Betty Crock.er Homemak- cook, at ·Salisbury School. announced that the school 1th~rd grade mothers , th •1 Mn. MalOIIe Ataold l1 eon- were Dorothe MeK~ Jlerll. w~ 1 M ad Mri J bD Ia bellll kept ·at the boopltal for . er of Tomorrow. She lo 1 would have an op.•retta some-1 ·, She w~s ~- treatment and observation fGr 1uaughtre of Mr. and Mrs. Tbom- fined to ber borne, AtheDll ~d lee Jeffers, Tbell,iaOol~ Eve- ~ 0118a::,[·1am';j ttme durmg the filth SIX weeks I • as McKav of Lon gBottom. Kar- 1by illness. 1 Clark and Wllovene :r..reh- f y. a bleod eondlUoa. He Ia lmprovpeflod m the seventh • n dl om scored highest In a written Mrs. Robert Roaera and dau- ::Guests ~ Mrt. Roger endro~ane~vl~e ~~Lyons m... IIIII will be sent home WbeD >~ghlh grade 3Udllonum It w" l I M... William Russell and Mr knowledge and attitude exam~ gbters ~·turned to lhelr home, Atmea, and Lisa . and Sherr! an s. ar ey s . the condition 'Is cleared up. , Bernard Fultz laymen also annou nced that more of :natJOn taken by senior girls Nelsonville, Sunday, after a Osborn. Mr. Galen Brown has been Mrs. Albert Roush Is recup. pie needed to be abl e lo >tart Heath Methodi;t Church. were jlast Dec. 7, ond Is now eligible I weekend vlslt Wllb her parents, . returned to hll berne from Plea- erattng from pneumonia at Vet1 tht New . ~lath class for adults , Ma_rflage vows were n rhang. guest speakers lor the observA or state aud nalional scbolar- Mr. and d~s. ~~j.'a' :oong; HAD TENDER MOVTII aant Valley Hospital In Point eriDI Memorial Hosplal. ot the h1gh srh"."' l'd Saturdav . .Januarv 22 at ance of Ministry Day ~bserved • shlp awards. ~r~~dren"Ra~;~,/~! The weakfish l8 ao-c:alled be- Pleaaant, W.Va. where he haa Mrs. Mary Htll s llf' l grade a m by Mrs Gay nelle W!Se and durmg the Sunday morning wor· l She has alre~dy earned a of Cu ah ~ Falls, who are cause of Its tender mouth. 11 been trealed for a back ailment WON'T MEET class and \1rs Marl ene F" h·l Mr Frank Fugate in a double ' service. lspecJBI award p1n from the pro- h / ::th death of his Ia· Inhabits the sandy ahore of lhe Mrs. Robert Seeh'rlst of Galer's Iiiii• grade class 11rd fur rmg ceremony. perlormed by l Mrs Russell had for her gram sponsor. Gen~ral Mtlls. ;;: ~rge ~owers of Akron, Atlantic coast from Cape Cod llpolls Is teacblng the Home Tbe regular meeting of the !be attendanl'e banner and •·, the Rev Fa ther John Turel, in l lopiC, "The Parish Ministry" I Karen has partiCipated ln i are the gue;;ts of her sister and to Florida and Is known 81 the Ecooomtes classes a~ RuUaad Auxlll.ary to Feenay • Bennett ward , the rectory ol the S;cred Heart I 10 whi ch she d~<cu,ed the role FHA lor two years and has won brother-in-law, Mr. and M r •· squeteague iD New Englllnd, IDgh School whUe M195 Leda Post 128 scheduled for Tue• Mr Danny Wilhcrpuon. Band : churc h The Rev Rtchard Mar· of the rrnn~> ler tn hts relation· her Chapte~ Degree and A":ard Charles Wildermuth and famUy. where ndlaaa lnede llue from Mae Krseutter Is a medical pa- day evening bu been eaneelltd Director was gm•"t spt>a ker. 11m ol Grace Ep 1seopal church ! ship with his congregation and l 8 f Mt'nt _Sht· Is nn th~ Echo iL"' bladder. tlent at Holzer Hospital In Gal- due te weather conditions, He asked, "1\hy Havo• Ha nd"" ufferod pral·er h' 't t h th staff end ISm the BuSinses Ed• .., . e . Cl b 1 as comm1 men 1o prcac Mr. Witherspoon stated sever· : The bride was atlended by; gospel. She read tho require· ucat,on 11 • al good rea ~ on s ts ansv.w toi her sister-m-law, \'Ir s. Thomas ments of those taking up the this question whil' h ind uded · A, Yonng. as matron of honor. Mr. ministry and gave personal wit.~ ---------f sor tal Ut' llrlt\', l:l physl{'l:ll ae.' J ;mws F ugate. Wt'SI Main Sl. , npss of the need for cemmuni· tiv ity th::~t fti so m•1kPs une scrv ·d as best man for his bro-1catkm between the minister and think_.__and as goc.~d public ~eta.-. U1er. . his charge. I • Mrs. Lewis Grueser was hostFo;· her we<ldmg. the bride Mr. Fullz spok~ on the topic , ess ro lhe Rock Springs Better Ditlllt>r Heltl for a . balue fatlle , "The Need for Recruits," citi ng Hesllh club Thursday afternoon 1 r·hn ~e , ,I' 1s ht'.l!h dress w1lh marclung IOV· 1the Ill e<J for more mm1sters and I I at her home in Roek Springs. f~slors Fanrr ~~·s lei blottse of lacl' and (I blue nt'l 1ur~ing p:uents to consider the A2C Frank Andrews visited l Mrs . George Skinner, presiU· ~ffi~c.r s o: '.h.t> \llddlt> fMI bat lll'CPnlt'd .,..IIh darker blue I mmistry as a proressi6n far Mr and Mrs. Bertie Smith. I dent, opened the meeting witb hi'Jiislt>rJcil \ A sou~ t mn sa ~0~ ~nd "lute veh·et flo.,..t•rs ~~r ~ their children as they grow up : Robert Larkins has returned an organ prelude by Mrs. ~ruet Nr fa m1 .rs \.\ el e g ue~L t oJ ~Jge was of wlntP taJntl· The c!JoOLr presPnteJ a spec- 1 fr y te Memor·1 ser who was also devotioanl dmner at th Ma1tm H ~s1au1 f lome om e rans · leader. · e ( tmm -.1... he wore a s1run d ta l anthem, ••sa nctus'' bv Schu- a! hos ital Mrs. W. A. Drake was ant Fn~ay ev~n.m g <'X1~r~udmg pe;u l". the glfl of the groom. j bert dtn·lled by Mr Wil ham ' A ~~tlia~v party ffJr Shtrley welcomed as a new member. lhE' \\ f'f' ll. oF 11 1a\t' r sen Itt' " , ,md carnt>d a WhJte prayer] Hu ssr ll The Rev M E Dow-· 1 k · !3th b'rthd Severa l thank-you notes were Allendmg " Pre the Hev HulA 00 k I . . , ar sons 1 1 ay was, , v . rs .~ · son m m i~I<·r, wa s m charge held at tne home of Nellie Cole-' read for Dowers .and Christard Ruppt> ll . th~ Ht> and M Ill ~ matJ un of honor wore a1ol the ser~t('~. EnY elopes wrre G 1 . 1 d' N 1 mas remembrances. Mrs. ClifDDnald Hwks• and 'ion DmwhiUt' bruca d'" s a len . (' ues s ~ tu 1affeta dress Y.J'th ' distnbutt>d for th e offt-rtng for 1man f dmg c weret Me · ford Leifheit was reported lm!(.ls ; the Ke\ and Mrs Donal d pmk a{ t~s~n e'> and a pmk car- ~ the Mimskrs Pl'n swn Fund. I Jed ~~art, Lant o~ D~~r' Mr. proving Boone and children. Jeann11' anrl nat ton corsagl' A weddm g an rs. eonm y, r. M F d l"~J 1 Davi u: the HPY and Mrs M l brei!klast was servf'd followmg l a(]d \ Irs ( arl ~Inl!c l t. Mur- , rs. h~e '-"""15~11 wa~tro. E. Dowso n cmd son~ . Ui\ lghl ! Ihe teremony at the home ol rays ville, W. Va ' Lave rna r.rfm c aJrma~ ~n lse.ver ;rand Douglas, th P ll t'V and Mts I Mr i:l rid Mrs: Tho mas Young, ! If ,, ay Jackson, Hoger Smnett Car- ICes were rea me uding, X· Nvle Bor dP n, and the HeY and · \'ies! ~1am St f • Iolyn a nd Delores Maxey, Gary I ~rnal Heart Massage,. by Mrs. '1. F k (' h b.. , I U S In • Bownn n F'l\'e rnzort and Wilbur Bailey; Injections over1~ ran eese r 1 w 1 Th~> bnde hi-ls been t•mplov 1 ' · ' h. b M Id tiOTl> tor the sc·hool. In closmg. "d " '' """I ""' ker In the 'l Geoe Wesllnll. Unable to ot·l Bco,mek ,'ccouHg sl~ rsh. IIINI illb ;:;;;=;;;-=--;.;·;.;c ·- -- - ' :tend wen· C 1rl Srm lh ar1d John ac s on, ea mg C ron C lo(,J lb A1d ;or, Aged ~f 1ceF' tor. a 1 Mrs Max Meinhart en terta l ~- Bowman of 'uu'Je Hockmg, ,Ju-! ulcer, Mrs. Mark Gruner; 1 ' nu m e~t ~ d )bears r uga e , ed U1e Thrrd Fnd<.~ y club Fn- dv W<>stfall, Joppa, and Jeanne! Memory pills being tested by IS a n II P u s m t>s~man da y t' ven1 ng at th£" home ()r "'r · scientists Mrs Amos Leonard · , Pomeroy Ohio ' Ou t-of town g • 1 t1 e 1 Price. I • · ' 1 _ _ ._ _ _• _ _ __ M and M " ~d ~e wa ~~ · and Mrs. Jamt•s J. Gumther m v1. , iti ng Mr and Mrs. Leon· Most women walk miles during I 1 r., .na lSI:' Svr acu~e ~he day Mrs William Grueser · TONIGHT & TUESDAY i Rwky of Toledo : Dr and Mrs A shorl bu!ln•" session Wa! ard D ~ tley "ere Nellie Cole·I' "ollow 'health. rules for eo I d• ' "THE SANDPIPER " ~1 3 , n F gat M M t r· man Sf,IIIPv J,i(kson :\t>llie r i !Te(' hnrco lur) g."ir a duF aen k 1 ~(j , nlrs Jta Uf·, oonduded by Mrs Hen ry HeJ Cozart Stanford Cozart and ' prev~nti~n, ~rs. Roy Grueser; i 1 uga t' r o beL prestdent wh1ch opened . ' . Elhabelh l'ainr. R1 r hard Bur " e <:Hl r Hosp1tallzabon for surgery · of-1 ton. F.l a Mane Samt Morgan Ath,.ns Mrs Hoben Rogers I " Jill thf' Lord,'s Pra~er in um - Blome Darley. ' ten net needed Mrs Weiby i ~~~~~~~:~~~Bl on!'io n. arhl daught E:rs Jil nl't and Nan- i son. Round roL1n gel·\'< el l rar cts ' Attending the Jan. 12 m,eet- ~ Whaley; and o'on•t ~lx clean- ' Adffiiss10n '•!)e & SOc ey of t\('Json\'lll e· Mr. and Mrs. I were sent to Mrs. Ray Se iden· mg of t~e l~ong Bottom CYF sers Mrs Drake . I .:Wrnember ••• way baek wbeu .~every <:e.~r gr Mci~ ha rt . 8 .nd Mr. and ! abel at Vf'!erans Memorial Hos- we~e Lol~ ~tsson, Levern~[ A' conte~t was .o:mdueted by \1! .~ - 0 . p_K lrl~ . Middleport. i pdal and to Mrs. Everett Dail- Jae~son, Charles Jackson, Jan Mr3. William Grueser and won WiD . ond THURSDAY started a of new adwnture and life waa wgn., 1he couple Will be at home at et Fronk, Elmer Newell, John b M H R.adf d d January 26-27 derful you slept liDe, didD't you? . , t:'Y 1Da d p tt t s d y rs. omer or an NOT OPEN 20 1 ·, 1ulht' IT~·-a v, .fo ll nwmg a Gnmes were playt>d wi th prlz· mcwoo ' . a Y 0 ors ' an ra Mrs. Oliver Clark. Refresh· short wedd mg tnp. , ~~: <m ard ed 'o Mr s. A. H. Eben· TN I ew l ulln ." ~·II"Imdad BCYro•F·nl. Rdev.; rnenl s were served during the Maybe you can recapture 110111e of ,.ling 1Jy FRIDAY and !\ATURDAY usse .-·· ·ul 1 an f":== ers t . bach. Mrs. Grover F.rb, Mrs M d M M . M k • social hour by the hostess to 15 Janu1ry 28 ·29 taking steps to improve your sleep , • , and how Bt'ntz Wolfe Lmd Mrs. Arno i.-J r. 80. rs. arvm ar 5 1 members. 1 ''THE SABOTEUR do you do that? A good starting poi!tt is to talai . MORITURI" 1!<-Jve:-:. Refresh ments were srr-, :::md Shu·ley Jack~"· S j Mrs Roy Grueser wiD be 1 Marion Brando, Yul B rynn~r a long hard look at the mattz you are using. Is ' ved h.v the hostess to the abrm 1 - loet mllh hoslos~ for !he February meet.J anl't 'Margo lin , Trevur Huw· and .\ Ir s. ~ rrd Dess<! Ut' r, ~ -l r~. · ing, with Mrs. Lewis Grueser · it lumpy? Does it sag? Ia it too bard? Too soft? ard. Dt·n ~eutzlinu Mrs Dale Srnil h I Pleasnnt Valley Hospital · h f th and "DARK INTRUDER" . Too small? If it is any of those, chances are yon UTS Afl~1I'ITE . . Jn c arge o e proaram Lt!!lie NH·isnn. .l 11di J\h•reMrs . Cleland Hines and Mr~. D. Mrs. VIrgie Mrs Goeglein the contest can improve your sleep with the right kind of dlth . ~b r k Hiehm:.~ n . C'atny· fllll z had eharg P ?f1Dt'nvcr Thoma. Snod gra ss, Pt. Pleasant.: Wilson I · ' · en!Pr i.!Hnmen l when \hi,• Lati n, -- - · - - - - - - Tyl l'f, Pt. Pleo~ant : WII\le s~. mattress. But don't rush out and just buy a SUN ., MON. ond TUES. ('i ub ol Pomeroy H1 ~h School I the business ml'!'ting. She up- Hogsell : Ja ob Worley PL Plea-! "new" mattress. Take .,.Jgh time to get a matJon . JO·ll - Fob. 1 nH"t Thu r.~ay t'VP mng at tht' pointed oommitlees fur l h ~ h b-. S£1 nt; Jerry W1lhamson, 1 "THE SONS OF trestl that is right for yOII-I'ight in size-right ill Pmnf'~.~u~.. Se_m~~~. H1~h School. 1 rua.ry mee ting a.~ foll e1ws. re- iButfalo : Roy Alie-11. Pt. Pleas- ~ KATIE ELDER" degree of firmness-right ill spriDg acOOn. , M ~::>. l ultz read about fht> l fre!'> hmenl s. Dorothv N~""u tzling , ant : Mrs. Danny Johnson, Pt. (Tt'rh nirol on John W ay n ~:~, Dr an Marti n, • m t~a ~~ ng of lh~. Luin word for 1 Bill ~<Jwyer. and Skip Logan. I Pleasant ; Thurman Givens, We think Beautyrest is beat for most people but Mirhal.'l Andt·rson . .lr ~~r ./ ~nUi.lf)'. followed by a ;and program, Terry EYa n~ . . Pleasant . . Colorurtant: Washington eveninBeautyrestyouahouldgettherightmodel. ga me. (athy, whn IS alsu OPe ofI Mari a l:rueser and John Good· ' DISCHARGED: Mrs. lrenel Oe-contor , the f•on<;uJs. al~o had charge of win Follow ing the me<>ting lhe Keeler, Pt. Pleasant James Rol- ~ ADd that's where we come in. Here you can find gro'.lp wa!:l served refreshments. hns, Leon Gal;;:o n Brown, Middle- The Rutland High School · every Beautyrest model and here you'll find people Att ending besides the above port : llubert Johnson, Masou; I honor roll for the third sfx..week who want to help you select the mattt that will were Donna Smilh, Keith Ev- Dorald Hammack, W. Colombia; 1 period has been announced by do most to improve your sle ~ . _. -...:;-ans, Becky Hawley, Becky su. Mrs. J<~me~ C. Franklin, Galli- 1Principal James Vennari vers, Dawn Carper, Kay Bing. polis; J ames Meadows, Pt. j<names in capitals bad all A) .. So when you yearn for better .teep of Wehrung, Wendy Carper, Pleasant. I SENIORS LATISCIDA ll8 and Beautyrest. S.nnie Wright, Bob Burdette, BIRTH : A son to Mr. and Mrs. GATES BOB THOMAS BARand Mrs. Theodosia Frecker, Jimmie 0. Arthur, PL Pleas-'BARA WELSH, David P~terson, l f' advisor. I ant. Beverly Fro!Jes, Cheryl Long, . l"lanning Wide Range ol Activities _, Pome'roy .- u e. ,m I I I""' Laymen Speak At Heath Church M • V age ows ! Service Sunday Are Taken at P'"' Sacred Heart ;'u bestdea u'" VOL •• • enttne \ at y 01 .=;o · t If. ·;: " r. C . .' ---------------------------------~--~~-T_o_T_M __l_~ ___u_o_t__TM__H_•_•~·-Jl4_a_oo__~_~ _____________________ ;~% -------------XVII NO. 235 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1966 j~~ PIVf CEN11 • ~~----~------------------------------------------------- Pressure Mounts in Prison tie boice • ' . :" I·· w: ''"P * I I' Long Bottom SocJety News Mrs. Grueser /s HoSteSS to Health Club I ° Th' d f 'd C/ bMee Guinther Home jf MEIGS THEATRE 1 ·- , ts j Glorious Morning .•• Glorious Day I. JIIOl!liDr dv tb8t Latin Club of PHS Meets 0 n Th · day -- · · "' · · · ROfIandH . OnOf SlUdents Pt.l Are Announced ' rfoR vouR" 'r ::.think 'SHOPPING PLEASU Ri:'----11 1 A NEW WAY lO SAVE TIME AND MONEY/ Value Ca talog ma d-order,ng s~rrice w1th you. Th ,s 195· page, f u ll col or catalf!i Pomeroy Cement Block Co. ' PhonN WY 2-3195-WY 2-3179 nY COL, SANDERS' " ••,. $1.25 covers a large group ot name brand 1tems. It has a perfect selectoon of G11t Ideas for all occuions . Save time and money . .. Shop the easy catalog way throu gh our calalog order cen te r. YOU PAY NO FREIGfH CHA RGES • . • get fa st deli•ery from our fort Wayne, Indiana warehouse. ~Don, Delay • , • s- Today ••• Buy Our Catalog Order Cenler WaJ!"' ' MON'"" &. TUESD Kt~ttueky Fried Clliktllo would fike to share a Royal I =jjij~~~~~ii~~~~~~~i~~ Jane Lucaa, - John Moore. GIBIll CLIP THIS VALUAILE JUNIORS ALLAN I\AV SON, BARBARA WILLIAMS, DENNIS WEBER, DEBBIE • . TURNER, Charles Scott, DebIAV hie Smtih, Kathy Thomas; M•· MI. I'} Floccari, Diane Gloyd, Glenda Johoson, Lilly Imboden, Sher-DIIOJ!IAT AIID 'IUIIDAT ONLTI ry M•lson, Chrio Napper, RlllJ· Pomeroy, 0. .,,., "~ Lidia' ...~llerlll Alll.,lcl'l • BOX DINNER c H..,lleiHr Jl~~ IITIIHIS CIIUPIIII ~'/' - ... ~ _ - .. ,.,,.................... CIMfUn Hill IIKliillt I ...... fl W.., ......_, ...... ..... ,.,. - "" -· ... 111 ., u. ' m eHIIt~li .. Crows Steak House POMEROY, 0. VALUABLE COUPON er Davis, Roger Alkire. SOPHOMORES GENE GRATE, Linda Oller, Mary M<>Kinney, Allao Blackwood, Mtke Borgan, David Rice, Gloria Thompson, Ronnie Young• FRESHMEN HARRY SLAW· TER, DEAN WEBER, JANICE SMITH, SANDY MILLER, El· bert Wllllama. Jeff Snowden, Klitby Simmoos, Janet Priddy, Janir.e Priddy, Randy K!Dg, Joe Myers, Brenda Pattersoo, Steve Brogan, Fred Dovia, Rodney Davis, Stephen Dononue, Harold Burke and Leroy Cadle. Mr. Wright's homeroom had the highest percentage ot etg. dents OD the honor roD and will be awarded the honor roll plaque. ~--- . MliETJNG CANCEI~.m lletl\el No IZ, Order of Job'e Daughters, hu CBllCellod the meellq sheduled for Monday eveniDJ (tonight) at Pomeroy due to weathar ,..,illeHI CHOICE: Quilted or Tufted ... RecuJar or B:dra Fina STANDARD SIZES 179M SUPER SIZES '8910 UP An application for a Melgo Ceunty nursing borne, made by the nonprofit Big Bend Nursing Home corporation and appliealions for addltio,;. to the county's hositals have failed to receive approval from Dr. Em· melt Arnold, State Heallh Dl- ~-torD~~';""~~:"y~rday by ' Elberfelds In· Pomeroy PROMPT DEUVERY TO YOUi HOME * cent surveys by utlllty compan-1 grants-in-aid and maklntl lltduiies showing little prospect of trial contacts was msed. improvement in the area, and Pr~sent at the meehag were the likelihood ef further decline. Pres1dent Jack Carsey, Bill The greater effectiveness of a Grueser, Richard Chamber~. paid city manager lor the com- Delrn~r canaday Rev. Rl'* bined community ln grumng Martin, and Bob .Nacobs. it ' ), Firemen Getting Additional Jnsurance Ill • Middleport ··~ .. mortar Mrs. Will to Lead Heart Fund Drive I Search Opens In Kanawha F Bd or 0 y First Area Dwelling Purchase Loan Made :alane:::w::.:.~":n. ... M~~~~:z~~~~ba~=a':'::; Stuck Sir.en sounded 0 Too Long Gm•des Face Jmposmg • Task JnReaching Wrecked PIane WORLD "'ater Shortage Makes Problem Sh erman Rope o· MOnday i. a :~~~ ;::..~ ~~ ~ U~ !>'u.!~ :'!' ~ 0 ~-~~ offlcllliac. ·inlerme!ll ..... ' , . , . ..._ ~ ~= :a r:n ~. Pomeroy~~ ~ldent ~:.:'ar~':f !!r"WIIiJ . . .,. ,... _...,-p_.•u;u.r .. . I -·. '· I .i a-. Only 2Sch } Remam' Closed •. .ad FURNITURE ON THE THIRD ROOR * Canaday made thio report to the Pomeroy Chamber of Commeree. meeting in short session at Bailey's Restaurant. He ex- Middleport council Monday night agreed to buy addlUollplained thet a meeting will be al Insurance for volunteer firemen to cover heart attacb beld in Columbus February 2:', h'l d t d et the stage for a review of all its ordl· at which representahves will w 1 e on u Yan s seek to have the decision alter- naMnces. C 0 F' her presided assisted by Clerk Richard ed ayor . . IS • • · . Bailey, when it was agreed to have the ordinance ~omaut• Frlcho•t amolll .tePhdyslclans In tee (John Zerkle, chairman I review all the town • ordl· the couo y was Cl as a pos•. be fail to oanres. Th e ob'JeC t WI'II b•~ to mble factor In t ure weed out con[licting ones. Fisher strongly backed lhe win approval. . j The action apparently lays commission's proposals. Membera present also dtScsus- to rest during the Fisher ad· Councilman Gibbons. ?'ged ed curre:nt chances for merger ministration unacted . upon pro· Middleport mcrease Its msur• ol. the Vllfa~es of Pomeroy and posals of lhe last four years to anae payments on lndiyidua! lliddleport, m the face of re- • .;ploy a professional firm to firemen from $7 per ~ ·W recoddy existing ordinances. $9 and add th~by the bfalil Richard Vaughu presented a attack clause. This was BPJlWV• report of the Recreation COli\· ed unanimously on Zerltle'e moCLOSING DEAL - Tbeodore T. Reed, Jr.'; pretddml af The Farmm·f'aUII mi!ISioh which propost!d eertalnl lion. . Jngs Co., and Mrs. Betty Van Meter, front row; and behind them, MlltoD RoUJh, FHA changes lR administration of A letter from Columbia ~ Real Estate Administrator: John W. Van Meter and Richard Jones, the bank's vice presi· lhe pool and park this summer Inc, was reed mak01g an of• dent, complete paper work on first area housing loan under 1965 act of Conerea.-Sen<reporled earlier). Council will ficial announcement of an ·/' linel Photo, prepare the changes In the form cent per 1,000 d. reducti9A lll of an ordiAance and act upDR it. the gas rate, under the fuel ~t saving clause of the exiSting <Ontract between Middleport aeene ed and the ulility. The V.iet Colli were dl,..os- PT. PLEASANT - A seareh The Farmers Bank and Sav- rect appropriation• of conaress homes In rural areas. A rural Obi0 H':"rt Assn. fund. drlve, Formel' Mayor Lee Smith'• rewas underway late th1s morn- logs Company of Pomeroy has Ifor c'Ollstruction only. area is defined as any town of Mrs. Will Is also chatrman of port of $646 for December wao lug for an unidentified body lfurnished the funds for the first Now existing homes may be less than 5,000 population. Mr. volunteers at Vet~rans Mernoraccepted. flDRting ln '."" middle of the loan in this area to be made by purchased through the Housing Milton Roush, Real Estate Loan lal Hospital and 18 a member '111e Ordinance committee will Kanawha R1ver shout two and the Formen Home AdminiStra- Program of the Agency and It Officer, pointed out that this of EpJscopal Churchwomen. meet Friday to begin ils study, one-haH miles above the. Hen- lion through the new insured is expected thai most of the progrom is not in competition Treasurer for the county ls Attending were councilmo derson Coast Guard StatiOn, a "Dwelling Purchase" program. funds will be furnished by local with local lenders, and a loan Mrs. Harold Sargent, of MiddleZerkle, Gibbon!, Vaugha9, ij. spokesman for the Coast Guard This program became availa- lenders. insurance companies, could not be made if it appear- port. Jamet1 Johnson of MlddleF, Parmalee and George Baker. reporled. ble through the Housing and and other credit institulions an ed that local credit could be port Mil . servo as special Tbe Coast Guard cutter Olean- Urban Development Act of Con- on insured basis. obtained at reasonable rates e~ents chauman and the. Rev· Ia der and crew stsrted a surface gress in late 1965. Prior to this Tbesa loans may be made and terms. Richard MartiD will BSSISt in and bank search after a report act, loaos were made from di- for construction or purcOO.O of He further poi!lled out that the mailing work. from the motor veasel MI. State there is a areal need for this Heart FuDd SUnday has been reported that one of Its crew credit iD Meigs and surround- aet for Februury 211 when h011Se££. spotted a body ftoaltng ill the lng counUes, porticularly by to:bouse aoliciting in Mlddl.eport river. The body was also pick young lamtlles who are strug • Mil be In charge of the Middleed up on tbo motor vessel's gling to get started. Senior eiU- port Bualnesa and ProfessionWASIIINGTOM - PIIESI· radar. ' zen loans may be made at I al Women and iD Pomeroy . by dent Jolmeon haa chosen hil . No drsgglnfl oepraUoos were lower rate of interest. It io hop- lhe ~ Sl~ma Phi Soronty· c:ontrovenlal real aubaidy plan Immediately scheduled due to CHAMONIX, France (UPI) - Mountain guides today ed that many famUies, as weD Township chall'lii8D ~Ill be namWhe• Pomeroy Mayor'• ~ as the first Great .. Society sub-lreezlag temperatures. R.ath- were facing the near-impossible task of trying to reach the as local lending Institutions, ed later by Mrl. Wtll. . retary lloriRda WDsoa ao.,-. baltlegrouad Ia the guns and er, the surface and bank aeareh scattered debris of lhe Air India Boeing 707 which crashed may participate in this Pf"' Contributions tKl the fund wtll the emergency alarm at "ill' bUtter" eonlllet laciDg Congress. waa launched. The motor ves- Monday, killing all 117 aboard, 300 feet below tile peak of grom that playo 11 lrnportaot be osed for !"'searcll, 41 per hall Monday at 11:18 •.111lndlcaUODI were It WC1Illd be ael ML State was sent 011 Its Europe's highest mountain, 15,771-foot Mont Blanc.. part in orderly development of cent; pro.fesBibO~ ededucatloR, ~ she had no inteatlon of drawi!li a dlHlcult one.. journey. Among the victims was world·famed nuclear sCientlat rural America. per cent,_ pu he . ucahon,. the undivided attention of fl· Jobllloll told Cengresl In hll There wae speculation that Dr. Homi J. Bhabha, chairman of India's Atomic Energy Further details may be ob- per cent, c;'mmuruty &ervlce, eryone i• town. Bot lhat'o ox· 1 , budget message be ~ants $130 the body ml&ht be thet of Gaorge Commission. lained by writing to the county 12 per cen : und ~aiSmg, 10 per actly what happened. mlllloD "Immediately lo beeedygln Rleharda crew member of the Nine guides were being ftowu 1 would safely have cleared the supervisor wbooe address is Box cent, and admtmstratton, five Miss Wilson turned on tile the propam of ...tsttng 1 Lucy Jane Lucas, an Oblo Rlv- up to the crash site by heliC8f>' razoHdged ridge bad lt been 380, Warehime Bids., Gallipolis. per cent. siren fer ao emergency rUB "' peopl• •with rent payments. An er Company boat, who fell Into ter at dawn. Bot tbe hundreds of 45 feet higher, guid01 said Chester for Mrs. Harry LQdldentlcai request wu rejected the Kanawha River last Thurs- smaU pieces of the aircraft Monday. ~, wick, who was a medical pa'-·t year "-"'• d ad bl ~ Cancellation. ft' NAMED CHAIRMAN- ~ o 11·ent. by Co llJl'IISI ... • ~- ay a was preslllll8 y w..vwn- were scattered over thousands . fd tV w when II doel, the rent supple- ed at Sl Albans, W. Va. of feet of a near-vertical ridge It crashed only a ftw hund- The meetins of tho American Univerlsty Preo en ernon . But when she lrled to turu n mont request will serve as a which marka the French-Italian red yards from the spot wbere Leg1on Auxiliary scheduled for ~den lo 111611 ., : ' •A~": off, she couldn't. The si~lllJ, bltome~ ll oongresslonal feelborder. an Air India Constellation, tl toni&ht bas been canceled. ~uall'lllan probably because of sub-fr..,. lnl on financing the Great ~ E rta ld most of aU Malabar Princess, bit I he The allllllal potluck dinner mCalllaelooer Socofthie:u~':v:ngbanm: intug ktemperatures, bad become 1e1y 1n lbe new flseal year. :be oaed by fresh mountain In 1850, killin& aU 48 of the Meigs County Riding Due to Increased demands on s c ~~ ro ~verthe de ~~wg aboard. Club scheduled for 7 p.m., Jaa- the Mulberry Heights addition aatrlgb.. utedhebybovldooiiiDwteerlll.be.. . dtbis-. ,.;... was oolhtng else te • WASIIIMGTON - PIIESI· leS ~y, rcmg gut ' uary 23, •t the Joe Vouns, Sr. lo Pomeroy a water abortage but 1 the 1 bl ....n t Jobne"" under coalllctl1111 m a howling gale and temperaresidence, on Route 124 bas been has developed in that area, April "Tell Your Neighbor" et a re• ow ,.tlen _, lUres far below freeZUI8 and fund • raf·'ng Street SUpt. Reed Will could are IDIIDUD-• lor · 00 S postponed until Tuesday Feb- Meip County Water Company educa"on " .. 1o the f B H l""'• pressures -•reprdiD& the re- Servl· c..., Tb Boei I t full ""med Crusade. The goal tbrougboot top 0 reezy e IIDDPtlon .,. U. S. air attacks on Sherman Rupe 63 jJl 119 N e ng, a e Y rary 1, same place 8lld Ume. Superlntendeal Albert Martin 01110 . ,8 88 coualiel 1, ...%mU- where the alann " . localed. North VIet Nam, eoatinued Wbeatland-av Co~bul ~ "Kanchenjunga" after the All families are asked to bring said Ieday. .. Th k1 ed ....a.y to ~ ... hll own comeel died Monday' . He was a' •ow~ -ld's third bigheot peak, covered dish and table ..,.. ''Since this system was Inlion to eJ]Jand ACS [II'Oil'ams e rae e cam on qllleto OJJII ,... .._,. • ..of research edncadoa and 10 minutes before lt was 111 poaslbl• future atrategr de- mao of the ear depaJ."tment for , VIce. letalled, the hospital, lnfirmury service 00 ~aeer paUents, ed. Ia the meantime, Po~ elsiODI. . the NYC Railroad · Investigation of 2 and new school, plus about 25 squadmen were transportinC Allled dlplomata with Surviving are ~'Wile Vera· A 'd R rted All scbooll of Melga county Veterut M....W R111pltll new homes have beea added," Mrs Lodwick to Holler botplo to hf&h olllelaJa laid they bad Sllll, Richard Sbermaa' eCJ ents epo with the exception of Bradbury Adlllloalona- Mark Clary, AI· Martin noled. GRAHAM ACCI<PTS POST tal Gallipolis for trea~ the "l~Dpretslm" that a deeJ. Charles Thomas; dau&hter Mrs. Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbacb's and Bedford eleme•tarlea were bany; Paul Clay, Albany; Opal He lndlcaled the water com- CHICAGO (UPI) Otto Gra· The squad was also ~ don to U1liltrtake ·I maJor Judith Lie Wdgbt; ow~ department haa completed in- Ia session today. CUmmins, Racine; charles pany is workina tn cooperation ham, rormer Cleveland Brown ed at 9:~9 a.m. today for IW ucalaUon of the conllfet waa ter, Ruby F01; t . ll'andcbiJd.. vestlgaUon of two weekend ac- Officials of Nortbwesterll Lt- Rhodes, Raclne; Chartea with Mayor Cbarla Legar on areat, bas accepted a post as Wells, Five Points, wi!P W 1101 tmmlll'll They lpoke Ia nm; t swp-granclehUdreD; bro- cldents tliat occurred oo Route cal reported !bet approxtmately Worry, Pomeroy; VIrginia Thor- a temporary aoluUon 1o 1 be general manager and bead taken to Veteran Memorial . . terml of IIIOiber 10 days. lbare, Robert, WUIJam and Hoi- IS IDvolvlna trucks. co per cent of Its stndenta were Ia, South Zanesville; Carolyn problem. He nid I permaneDt coach of the Washington Red- pital and admitted 1 a m11fi. He Rupe; alalers, r,tancJy .Van 'AuthoriUOI said a truck drlv· unable to attend ....... today Reed, CoolvUle. aolutloll will be worked out skins, according to the Chicago cal pationt• CHICAGO - THE LONG Kirk, Stella Searls, pale We~ en by Doylon M. Lanham, 22, because of ley cendltiollt wblle Dlsehorps - Laura Hart, later. Tribune. ---and COII,Ple& ~ trial of mau, llelea Fruler, Gamet Elkhart, ·Ind., tore out a 40 ft. Sauthem and Eulera Locals Racine; Josepblne Plckeaa, Ra- II Ia requested aD eonsum- The Tribune oaid Monday IIOOSTER8 TO ltiEET lour men ,.Ito pi"oololed Krehl- Rife, GIIJ Sowarda, Shirley section of guard rsDIDg In one both reporled good aflnd!mee. elne. era oa Mulberry-u and Mu~ night it bad leamed Graham Tb Southent Local B 4 u • · - drull'' IOU Swarll. Frlenda may call at 01 the mlshape. A telephone Middleport achools wbere berry IIelghts eoDServe water had agreed to succeed fired • . ID to ·llle jury todaJ. Jerry llpean FunerllJ hltme, pole was also brokea off In a classes were ealled 'o11 :resterDRIVER FINI!OD unW ouch time aa the supply Bill McPeek as coach. :::asters! Aa:!'!' ~~ In a wood • panlllecl • W. Broad St, COiumbue, af. - • vehicle accident when d IOl'Ding bees Ill 'lla k Don Stephf!ISOD, Mlddlepllrl 0111 be replenished. regu ar ... ·--~ courtrvom lloort above 'ter ? p. m. Moltday, Wbest It """ bit .by • truck operated a:O:anee were Ia was found flllllly of laving lhe WCAL TEMPi WEATHER ~~~?:II/;.m. It lie Rl ; operaUoa of an Monday The temperatore In Pomeroy's Snow lfiTI!8dinl 1o oest aed Several 1 1 lo -..., Jilt tl dy .W Wll'e u o1 lcboola bad cia- Mondaf, bullne6aday waa md!: : : .... .:., ""AilliDcU ,..,._aat.;.l) llltao-·L a- · elk a_,..._. ......~h-11ttl Iii Mil ·--. ··~ ' ' ... . . ....... ..... ~ ...... • lklll-.- • 1 - Headquarters for Beautynst made only by Simmou * Meigs Bids Rejected 47 Servicemen • Killed 1n Crash ~IGON (UPI) Forty-seven American servicemen were ltlUed today when their Air Foree C!23 transport crashed Into a jungle hillside of the Vietnamese Central Highlands and burst Into flames, e~ploding the ammunition aboatd. It was the worst American crash of the war. The plaot carried 43 members of tile 1st Cavalry Airmobile Dlvlelon'e 7th Regiment and four U.8. Alr Force Cl'ewmen from the 315th Air Commando Squadron. ed to have used lhe biggest It was aot known if enemy mortars in lhe Communists al' JUllllre hfoUgbt the plane down, senal In the early morning at. but wi\neltel reported If struck tack today on the De Nang aira Une of trees near lhe !leo base and nearby Marine ·instalMans Pill at An Khe, 250 latloos which killed two Amerimllea north of Saigon, rolled .cans and two VIetnamese. lltwn hill ~ burst Into names. The Communisls used l20mm ~ pllill had just refuelet mortars In the ~!).minute attack. prior to taking off and the load Eleven Americans and It Viet. of sJaollne sprayed flaming namese were woonded in lhe death r<er the hillside. T be barrage. troops wert heaylly anned and At least 21 rounds landed In would have been carrying Marine defensive pooitiolll! south abelll, • U. S. mtlitary of Marble Mountain. Seven more tpoPtlman e,ald. . crashed into a nearby area . Till WWtl tingle mtlltary where 2,000 U. S. Navy Seabee's plane craSh eame last Deeep~- were sle_e_PJ_ng_._ __ ber when II persons, most of tltelli' Vll!tnlmeoe, were killed. The Gil - • being taken on • nulliW ' lu&ht to a staging area In wbat the spokesman called "mar&Jnal" fiylllfl weather. Air Force and Army offi· * a: :U..!"!!:. !~ tm~ltema~ ~ ~~ f~J ~ di~-~~ ft.~~-~ nw·,, .. _, .. r r 'I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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