https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d896b20ac7e68a4fe5edb755f829ddd8.pdf e865254f20e0e331ccca2246d8a4a361 PDF Text Text .... '( )'1- ...' ..-"i- ..., _t;•,. "',., .. . - .. . .. ~ .. . . . CAPTAIN EASY Winter l!lcurslo burgh, Pa., te 1!\ In New Orleans, rage of the elite ago. In February · first announced three steamers w~ ' . SCARED! THO~· BEAR ' . IF'Ij! · -• .... ,v , ,, ................. · at y POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT, OHIO VOL XVII NO. 265 WERENif 'TRACI'I~ AROUND "THE ' .e '·' . . e~GJ., n. ~eA~tv '·.·A '·' / By DlCII: trip. ,i' \io ~ p , • ..,. ,., ~ ... ;,. . . . ~- .....~,}~' ' ' Tbre .., . enttne .' ~ :: MONDAY, MARCH 7, 1966 loi\JNTI ~~~ FOR A~ 1 I'D P\.ANE' LOOKED LIKE ourt U holds Heart of 60A~'{ER DI!II05AUitPAINTS! "TJ.IAT BEAR, 1 Srheduled to me di Gras trip were '· Homer Smith of and the St. James 1 Jer of Pittsburgh. however, did not "' tri(> since she cou enough paying Pill The steamer Klii towboal Sam BrO. cat/sed many to c: re!!fi'Vations. Nevertheless. eai ary~. 1916, the owa Homer Smith, a st put out a bandsor of the Homer Sn Gras trip. The pu teased by C. C. B<n Security Boat Co several pictures II sion steamer plus lion of the :WOO II' The Smith was hill 1HE~ WON'T 11ANIJ AJIIOUNO TfiAT El.!ilE DAME AEMINDS ME OF MARIE, IJUT OIMOU!il'/ ~~E AAii HER BONNET AIIJIJED J:Oiil {~PTAIN EA!iVI \llfiEN MAlliE Jll1ED ME ,l 7\IIOIIE I'D &E. A~EI'IMIT AND lOOI'iiN61=011 ME, lMEANT,\T! . WITHOUT 1=000! . HOPE THI.; BRO~EN IIA~E MAI<E~ ~61TIMA1E l00~1N6 ' dae WORLD AIIO ClAW ' " """." KS! PlJ ,. THU STI . ~ r Auto Abandoned Bashan Field I bJv~ sold my f: Lorated on old f lng for sale at p LOOKOUT! I B!'droom Suite .•1 Ant ique Couch nrr Tablt>s. Rocki (PUFF ·PUFF) DO NOT BE THIN\'11 NG Cb urm, DisheR, '(QU Piano. An lique \ F'armall Tractor rubber tires, Man Kinrls, 2 Rake!, 1 ('orn Planter. Gr VILL ESCAPE-- 1 H~VE THE GUN-- Dinner Bell, I E Comfor1 Range, Frames. Antique and Antiquf'S. mu MUBTN'T-THEMINEl • Avoiding a /andmine, .Joe helps .ltm upihe M~ wiTh t!ariki Vqrof~ min/6~ of · pollee, .fd//outtng ', ..1 Corn Shrlh·rs. 814 Pitrhforks, Srnop tors. 16 ft . Exte1 Articles Too Num• Not Lunch .. s. VOPOFF'S Sf:'REiEANT ·FINALLY Gar OVER HI~ 6HOCK1 6UT JT'9100 LATE' THROUGH THE FENCE 1 Y,JTTEN! Nevin H. Wood, " Wellston Draws so-so Tiger Club in District Opener ', ,, r: •re• Perfect Miss AI Oliotile-! Open I"' 9:00to! latunl.ly �·- :::e f ,. 299 · follow . ' The moon is between its full phase and last quarter. ·, Students of Three Schools ~~~ ~ ~~~.~.~..~ ' • ' St .· ·o·H·ear C\JooneratiVes T ory ~~.~!.:'.:':,~~.:l!:"~::;:':"·::u~r: (IIIIHit TanMfllll, lclltor evcrr anetDDOD ellCQI 'High school students 'at 1other interested students. ~b:n~·:u~,' t-a1511 ldttort&J Pbnftt ....w-t~ . SoUthern and Also presenting information Ealereo Ill IICODG elan mllllllf N0'."'1' ..,qo cua, f th CDitter 11 Ullt ,.t offlue II Pnm1mr. Eastern schools will learn •· will be representatives o and Mercury. 'bout rooperatlves in"the Unttw cooperatlves active In Meigse Ohio NIUoll&l aclY.nt1101 repmenhll"' Bolttn 1w KlmbaU. 111c~ :M3 ~..ex•n• Freneh composer Maurie<' tid States from a special pro- County Including Farm Bureau ... •••· H•• vor> Cl.,. H • • · R'vel was bot·n on thl1 day In grom·· In oacll oehool Wedne1- Landmark, Production Credit ••;:-....,.••, ,._ .....,.. ., !875. ~~~~:N:·~ AssociaUon' Da'_, where so lltnY "" l:"WJ. "1 Sentce Un- eam•r wee•: on• yearavallataWI ln advanN at t.bt .. ' will go Info ~~ R.E.A., Federal Land Bank, Dalb ........ oiii... • ....., • ' I oumUIJI 11.1101 Ulret montb:J fa,ill BJ eooperaties' were and Milk Markeling Coopera.. llalor Rolltl wban eartlar dn'let · !~~~~~~;;=~how · they operate• tives • Paul Bower ' organ!••· mall "" nlllobll ....m. 1, '"'" •• anu on• ,..,•••tnO.OO. monu..., · wUI be FHA, :tion ditecwr., of the Meigs-Gal· ...... ..,.. ........ 11.00. 'FFA, 4-H Club members, and Uo Farm Bureau, has arrang. .:.:..:.::.....:..:::_:__ _~--'- ed the programs. TOP QUALITY USED Con'll. 352 eng. Std. tr1n1., ttl It IB expected thai J ohn The Very Bettt Ro~dio and huter ft' • • 0 Heiskell, of WSAZ-TV at HuntIn Uoed Cars Anywhtrt Ington wUI be present at the 65 Ford G1l1xie 500 Eastern High School presenta1 dr. Hardtop. 289 tntint, NO REASONABLE .tandard frtnl. R1dio 1nd tion w tske pictures lor later OFFER REFUSED huter . ohowfnll on television. SEE 65 Ford Galaxie 500 ' The schedule worked out by H.T. 21'1 •••· 4 opood trono. METROPOLITAN the FFA and FHA lnslructors ndlo anll ht1ttr in Northwestern 10: IS to II a. 65 Mustang 2 Door Servlees are IUIIIOunced for m.; Southern 12:30 to 1:15 p. William R. Hoffman, age 78, m.. and Eastern 2:35 to S:20 p. "Your Rombler Dootor" ~ Ford Galexie 500 Chesler, who dled, Ssturday al um.:__ _ _ _ _ _ __J""""""''"PO""""M'"I""RO'"Y"',"'O"',"""...... l dr. H.T. 352 '"'' At tranL tha Veterona Hospital Ill Hunt· p, stHrlng, r~dlo, hllttr lngton after a lengt!ly ffineos. 614 Ford G1lexie 500 Born near !)~ter,, bO was the ~L Conv. I cyl. At tran&., p. aon of the late·'John and Sopb· rturlng, r•dlo 1ncl htlftr Ia Hoffman. Mr. Hoffman was 64 English Ford 2 Dr. a veteran of World War I, and 1 dr, 4 $peed trens. CATHERINE LOWERY R N Health Nune autoclav· EDNA FRENCH, R.N., Health Nurae, giving gui~ance a member of the Melhodist ' · ·· ' to Charles .Fridley, a patient under the Chronic D1sease Church at West Shade. 63 Chevrolet lmp.1l1 4 dr. H.T. I cy. At trans., ,. ing suppllealor the Nunine Serviceo. r.ontrol Program. He Is survived by two brothfitterlnl, racllo and ht1ttr ers, Waller Hoffman, and John Hoffman, both of Cheater, and 65 Ford Fairlane 500 Charles D. Circle two sflten, Mra. Mary Batley, l Dr. Hardtop. 289 engine. Dies Early Today Crui sim•tic tnn1. Low mil• and Mra. Edlf!l Tentative funeral servicH Cheater, and Beveral nlecEXPERT INSTAlLATION! have been set for e and nephews. 62 Comet 2 Door Serviees wiD be beld Tue• ~ cyl. Std. tnns. R1dlo and ARMSTRONG'S 11 1964, diabetic scrffning D. Circle, INI, who died today tl•dtr day at 2 p.m. althe Nazarene was done in conjunction with at z a.m. af the home of a dau· Church at Cflester with the Rev. Unoleum • • . Inlaid Vinyl 62 Ford G1laxie 500 the Mobile X-ray Unit visit. shter, Fay Newhouse, Sslem, Ohio, on Wednesday at 1:30 p. Gilbert Spencer officiating and This program resulted in 175 t: dt. I cyl. At Trant., P. 1turi ng, r1dlo and heeter burial In Chester cemetery. pe!'sons having the test. 01 m. at the Ewing Chapel with Floor eoveriDI for OVti'J ktnd of floor. Best burial in Sutton cemetery. He Friends may calf at the Ar· that n11rr.ber , 38 were found patttrllll. Profeulooal lnl!.lllatlon b7 uo, or 62 Fairlane 4 Door was a former rHident of Bashbangh Funeral Home in Tupw need iurther testing. These 8 cyl. Std. tr•ns. Radio 1ncl de II JOunell. Call WY z-2631 for !reo ead· Jl'l'S Plains unlff I p.m. Tueshtlftr Glucose Tolerance Tests were an. mate, day. The body will be taken w done in the Health Depart63 Ford Galaxie 500 Survivors Include two danghthe churcll one hour before the m~nt with the assistance of ters, Mrr.. Newhouse, and Lu· Con¥. 3S2 eng. Std. frant. WALL-TO-WALL CARPmNG Redlo 1nd h..ttr funeral. State personnel Seventeen of cifle Duke, both of Sslem; two MOIIJ.WK lhe 33 prople were round to •ons, Joe Circle and Millon Cir· 61 Olds 98 2 Door atUZ#W ·l MAGII be ~;~ew diabetics. Private phy- cle. both of Racine; o sister, tof.T. At trlrtt. All power, ra· il:lpert lnstaUatloa FIVE DAY FORECAST dio 1nd heettr sicians were advised and Eva Cleland. Salem; lwo br• .Salilfaetlon Ohio temperatnm wW ov· these individuals are under !hers. Jack Circle, Florida, and , Guaranteed 61 Comet 4 Door erage S • 5 degreeo below the control of their doctors. Atha Circle, Columbus; nine 6 cyl. At tuns. R1dlo 1nd normal lor lbe period TaelThere were eight classes grandchildren and 10 huttr : .INGELS ereat daV tllrough Saturday. A reheld to instruct the new dia.. grandchildre. Friends may call pre&entalfve normal blgb aad belies on diet, nursing care and at the funeral boma low lor that perlnd lo Colam· personel hygleno. The efasses evening. buo f6 aod 28. Warmer Ta.. USED CAR LOT were conducted by focal and day, loDowed by eolder WedLocust & Sycamore Sts. state personnel, atJd a local Middloport nesday and with colder weatllphysician. BEULAH STRAUSS, ADMINISTRATIVE Assistant er persisting, and cbunge to tile Health Department, Secretary to the Board of Health warmer over lite weekend, Registrar of VItal Statistics, discussing a problem with Preelpitatloii wll1 enrage .one A woman faces so many things Edmundson, Deputy Clerk and Deputy Registrar. ltalf loeb, mostly · u melted IIIOW, why should looking her age , PT. PLEASANT - ~ o h n Thomas, 95, of Eight Mile, be one of them? retired Mason County ··.. and former employe o1 New York Central railroad 1tern, died at 10:4$ p. m. 5anlr·i!'. J I day. I Bern Feb. IZ, 1871, In Jack· aon County, W. Va., he was the w~ believe evt"Ty woman has ~Yet\1 right tO look son of the late BrtllltoR and ·',. younger than she is. U!ie Uh.-a Fr-minine every Easler Sommers Thomaa. His (' wile, Olive, died In 1958. He 1 ~ nighll Guomma.ted to make you look. younJ!!;<:r wa• a member of tht Yauaer lr.11 in 30 day•-ur IOOll<}' bacll EUB Church. f;l ~ l Rambler Trade-Ins MOTORS I J .,, . . I 1 by Helena Rubinstein SAVE 3.00 Now Only 4.50 for the 7.50 size. , .. and Young louch• Hand Lotion with Estrogens. ·' Now Only 1.7S for 1~ 2.75 oize.l-•1!!:!~.,. Liln~.a T*Oolf DUTTON DRUG STORE MIDDLEPORT, 0. ,, START PLAYING I Clean them II up wllh one 1oeo BONU·S BING(J at AaP GET A FRII BONUS liNGO PRIZI SLIP ON BACH VISIT TO THIITORI Mart thari 15 yrs. experienee. He will demantttrell a.m.mbtr the pi-and the •te. :La.Salle Hotel, Middleport fOUI'IDID 1191 ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY .... ,;,..,- ~~~~~lilt Qo Ill . _ I A- ' ~ ··~ GaiiUI;Ib; .. _......, -------· . . . .Ill • 411 ... Wul alltl ha W•. L . .ht. toe - 41 • Jll WJ lint 1111 a .. .. LIIala ll . . . . llll'tutl 21 . . . --- -·· ....................... tu ..... ·a•-...• ............ PIIMI_ ... :.... . S20 ..,,~;Hill, ~n-·o. 11 .. Dala... a•-• 'MIL'Iihr ..... Loll ;~ . c.r...... Q, Clllll...." ~ ' .. . o.:"~ . ~ ....... ' .. .. Mri. ~ ltill8t'tl, rhll!poll.. 0. ............ ~ .. II a , a'li·r r lllllliiiD Ul 11rD ·- , . wlckllne'l 1N5-M'Iyger cieell Bobcat bas~ball team ,=~1 :t 7, .. a row, left to ·right are: James Hailseil, Jim Whlie· Chuck •u 1 • a a..t. lbndlna: Coach Wlctune; Clluct Lea'c!l, Johll Craddock, ~\. IIIII ~obil ~U,IIWI81er. , · ,··~.. • . ; '~.. • ,; 9 at M Jll ·· , $~~ I M .... 1 .I t 1 - ~· ' .•. Ccull for Sprint a ... "*• .......... •.. ...,.. . ... O. ··•••oo'i1oiloo; .. I ..... ..... iM W•. L . Pd. fecus CAN JOUI .. A. ~J, When bothersome bills start buggln you ••• "'l ai'MII Qlo ..........__ _ l5 o. "' .... .... ... .. 150 : 11J tiltbltll'nH ltlc In .Mn.Jfl...tkl Wlllllnw, I · 300 W. SICOIId St- WYIII'IIMIJ 2-2111, I'OihetOi . NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM ~ 12 NOON DAVE OH~INGER, MGR. SHOPI NBA II . . . .;.11UNDRED$ HAVE .·p MARCH 9, 2·5.....P..M. . ' • ;. Eastern lligh H R II Js Ann d Cage Seores Dart Hoilow J'ore :11 HIP Gaml and Ser1ea - Pat "'reb 18f, 411; Robert Bowta, Sr., 211, IIUII; BJab Taam Game Pllliealll, 18. CASH lht niolt rtmarkable n- he1rlng aldt by Radl-r. WEDNESDAY, ffigh School jt;:~~ oa WIN UPTO •1000 Will Be Gl"" ly William Diles, Athtnt, who h• $2& to $2000 . "' "' ". . '' . . . . . " ,........... ""' - ... . . .,.-· """' . . . . . . . . . - i .....,. .FREE HEARING TEST To !Ill. clearing up olci bills II reason enough. . . . ,. """' .- 'Vlrgi: ANNOUNCEMENT ••• and start thl new .,.. right. h = I 1 ...,.;Ores wee(\endSports Summary John Thomas Dies·Saturday He fo turVived by a 1011, Hoi, fie AtleD8, 0.; three daugbt. ~1 ,il•!i erB, Mrs. May T. Davfl, Cher· rt ! .:· ·'·' '.· kllwn, W. Va., Mrs. Hare! · ., ·, ·, , . Peck, Leon, and Mrs. Anna · " Let Herdrruut Brice, Olllo ud AWARENESS TE;AM -Experiences In 4-H Club Work 38 grandchildren. ' wiD be the theme of a special program to be presented to I Funeral aervfces wiD be the atodenta in the fourth, fifth and sixth grades at ""'"II conducted at 2 p. m. Tuesday land (2 p.m.) and Salem Center school (1 p.m.) Tuesday, 1 1at the Bethel Cburcll at Leon March Btb. An "Awareness Team" of 4-H Club members by the Rev. T. J. Butcher. Bur: Charleo Frecker, Sally Mora, Debbie Turner and Larry 1111 wlll be In Bethel cematery. Montgomery wiD ahow aome of their work and explain Friends ma1 eaD 111 the Crow· they have done as 4-H membeu during the half hour Russell Funeral home. I :;~r.·a:; The programs have been arranged through It of Supt. Donald McKenzie and cooperating teacheu. On this day In hiswry: Above are, 1 to r, Debbie Turner, SaDy Mora, ~htlrleiiJI In 1138, Adolf H!Uer ord~ed J Freclt:er, and Larry Montgomery, busy preparing their Nazi troepa to march Into cram. Rhineland, breaking the " - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - of Veroailleo. WEATHER 1oa•t, clearing soulhwHI late t. algbl, a lfllle colder, OW ,..,N•II 11ow nurriet eliding aordt- Fair aad warmer Tuesday. Bbyulie~ Red Showing Rutland Roll ~·"' cha~p10n "'··~ sohd factiOn ""~m Kentucky that Youngstown "·~---,~ encan ~Conference 94 Randolph·M. &3 Syraeuse 122 Colgate 88 , sprmg for the Reds, High Game _ Harold Lohse, 8:30 p. m. At 10 p. m. Sstur· JUNIORS - DeliDfl W • Miami in Kent State Uruversl· msists Western could gtve the Consolation Carnegie Tch n Case Tch ~2, rook1e nghthander Darrell JOO· Eslhe'r Syfveste. 182· day night Don Roush and Jobn Barbara Williams,. ty's Memorial Gynma•mm. . Wildcats a run for their mon- NCAA AI Carbondale, Ill, Bucknell 76 Wash. & Jeff. ss teen 1n the fiflb inning. High Series _ Art Sylv*. SiSSOII a~d Jne Bradley and Scott, Darlene S1111th, Deb Da~wn and Miami battle m ey. . Great Lakes Regional Final Worcester Tch 108 Brandeis 72 The olher run was scored 5B7; Esther Sylvester, 130; High Harry Miller, both seta of Porn· Turner, Kathy Thomu, Debb the first game (al 7 p.m. EST) The Hiliwppers were led by S.uthern m. 90 Evansville TT Gettyshorg 87 F. & M. 66 the sixth on rookie Gus Team Game _ LBo'i <180; troy, will roll in the doubles Smith, Karen Tucker, ~~ m the third meetmg betweeR forward Clem (The Gem) Has- Lamar Tech 93 lndiaRa st. 78 Bates 101 Hartford 81 triple and a single by ToRy Team Series _ Pablieo, and lingles. ~dy, Diana Cat.n, 'llllet the two dubs thl•. year.. kins, who has hit for 21 pomts Conaolation Boston Coli. 87 Holy Cros• 83 ez. Gallipolis bowlers In the dou· Cr1sp, Mary Floccari, DI,aQi The wmners wmght will go to a game and •lso _won honorahl.e NCAA Midwc•t Regional S"iem Mass. 73 Plym. N.H. 88 The Reds have three hies and singles al 9 a.m. Suo· Gloyd, Albert Harmon, Lllllt lo~a _Ctly where the Daylon. mentiOn on the UP! All-AmenFirst Round Cent. Con•. 96 Assumption 87 days of practice and Thursday Junior liiP 01r11 daJ Marcb IS will be Jack Imboden, Glenda Jolmsolo Chrii MI8IIu wmner meeta fop-ranked ca team.. . . Valparaiso 107 St. ProcopiUI 76 Delaware 93 Hofstra 88 open the Grapefruit League ex· ........., 21, 1. . Janey and GObert Meal and Ed Naper. Kentucky and the.Loyola·West- The Hillwppers fmished tbe North Dakota-Colo. St., ppd. St. Pelero 91; St. Fran. N.Y. 85 hibition season. w.. Lolt 8mll!l and John Finney. Then SOPHOMORES - Gea• ern Kentucky Winner meets season at 21-2 and swept Cbicago Invitational, Final Le Moyne 88 Siena 72 Team 1 A Ia a 4 z at It :30 a. m. Pomeroy'• Blel· Grate, Allan WUson, M1chlgan,. lhe Big .Ten cham- through their 14-game Ohio Vol· Clark 99 Virginia Unioo 88 st. Bonaventure 66 Canisius 61 Four Topa 1 J ner Block Company, Company, Blackwood: PhyUiJ Davidaoa, p1on. Friday nights wmners fey Conference season unde£eat- Wilberforce 99 J.S. Smilh 75 Sewn Hall 101 Scranton 92 Team 4 3 1 with !l&rry Miller captain wiD Janet DaviS, CherfayfiiO Davit, play Saturday with the wiRner ed. Consolation Northeastn 118 Coast Guard 33 : Team z z 4 rvll ill the llve-me'n team ~vent. Donna Eads, Larry MoatcOIDo ..,tng to the NCAA finals at Co~ Ruigers 71 Penn St. 61 High Game _ Nucy Thorn eroy, Mary McKinney, Karel! lege Park, Md., the f~wi•g Vermont fNf St. Lawrence 65 aon 130. High Serill _ ~ Haynes, Jahn Wise, Ronnltt weekend. .:.1.1 Middlebury fNf Rensselaer 80 ~. 34:1; High Team Game_ Young, Unda Oller. The Flyers, 21r4 in the· regu. l!oallo CLASS AA Four Topa Glf Tllllll, 1SIL FRESHMEN - Junlce Prfd. lar seaaon, beat the &!!skins San!rday (UP!) -Russia Canada 811(1 AI Cantoa '--<!!. Janet Priddy, Terrie Miller, lf.!.48 on thmr. home rffl1ll- and CRESTED BUTTE. Colo. Czechoslovakia ~oM their third Miss. St. IJ2 Vaaderbilt 90 Canlon McKinley 62 Fairless II Senior High Bop 000f 0 Diane McDaaiel, Sandy Miller, 75-M at M_Jam~. Those wer• two (UP!) - Defending champio• straight game1 to remain Tennessee 69 Kentucky 6% AI Cloverleaf FebrttarJ 21, 1M Randy King, Joseph Myers, PiC11 88 83 ~f M~ami s ftve losses as Denver University won the unbeaten in tho world hockey Alabama Auburn Med' 69 T · ~ Woe IMt ty Matson, Jeff Snowden, Ju ompiled 11 18-J mark. NCAA ski championships for championships. Marshall I05 St. Fran. Pa. 681 ma At r::. Team 3 10 1 OUDCe loe Smith, Steve Brogau Frelf Dayton Hao Height the sixth consecutive lime. -T~lane 86 LoUisiana St. 78 Cleveland West Tech 55 I 8 I DaviS, Rodney Davis, Haro NEW YORK (UP!) -Villa""' Mio~I Fla. 108 La Salle 102 Fairview 48 Bahr'o Clothllra I f The following students all Burke, Leroy Cadle, .....,7 DayloR will pin. its napes on NEW ORLEANS (UP!) _ va NYU Sao Francisco 8lld Florida St. 87 Georgia 69 AI Bedford Team 4 1 u received 85 or above at East- Slawter, Bobby Vance, e1 01 •h Game and Ser!e1 11-lefoot-ll Henry. Finkel, 8 lhll'd Just ahout won the "5 000 Wi~hita ~ere selected ~ the . Mldwe•t - era High School lor the fourth Williams. am All-Amenca, and sopho"". ' . Indiana 86 Michigan St. 78 CleYeland John Adam• 91 ~ u~. ala weeks period (namH in more whl! Do• May h added New Orleans handicap, four teams Jo fdl out the field Oh' St 94 M' ta 89 Shaker Heights 75 rge ,_,,., 192, Ill; lllib ---0 able menbol Al::m:~r· and set a oiew !rack record al of 14 competing iR this year's w·Io ·. 69 ~ AI Youngolown Team Game and Seril!l- Bahr bold type had all A grades) : I OES _TO MEET : choice Finkel nd M. ICa fair ground;. N a I i o • a 1 lnvitatloe Tour· Dl'!l~nsltn06 I 90ue Warren Harding 89 Clothiers, liZ, 2258, FresluntJt - Barbara Bailey, The HarnsonviUe Chapter, . a ay averament mms owa Unda Brown, Kathie Chichett- Order of Eastera Star trill agached about 21 points a gamt ARCADIA Calif (UPI) n • Brad!:>' n St. Louis 611 Ne~~;:~~~8152~ !Ienior HIP Cllrll .-, Jennifer Dean, Na&cy Karr, meet Tueoday, March i, at I e . B : · L MIChigan 105 Northwestern 92 a erry F-·Lonon Mlcbael Louise Mieh· p m Deputy Grand ~ Miami is fed by 6-foot-·l ce•· o I d nest an captured the PENSACO A, Fla. (UP!).- Way•e Sl 92 Micbigaa Tch 69 Martins Ferry 82 Bellaire 77 - - • 21, 1M ael Sandra N . Shirle J~Ii.,; Flellllllin will lle ~r Jim Patterson, the Red- $141,900 Santa Amta Derby Gay Brewer .lok the third Villanova 76 DePaul 73 CLASS A Woe IMt Wer ' y elll. Members :. rem skins' leading scorer with 1 16.3 when he beat favored Saber! round lead 111 tho Pe~sacola Dayton 109 Detroit 80 AI Nlle1 Team I I S S. ~res_ Patti B a h r llrln articiea lor 0 aulndM : average, and defensive ace Jer- Mountam by two lengths. Open Golf wurnament With 201 Kansas 68 Kansas St. 55 S.uthlngton til Lewis ltepafr J I ....: llorinJ Kalb ~ g ctloL ry Pflrsoa, who is also third MaL Wilson JC 84 Canlon JC 71 Mineral Ridge 44 High Game - Pam Davis, Au Holter f..u 1 J~ 1112\erHI~\.~* - Pam lyl· Juniors .:. Jaelle leading scorer at 13.2. UNEW . YORK <UP!) -The Souther• JC TT Wright JC 69 McDonald 5.'1 Wil!dhsm 45 81j,. x.. Looking For IMIIpens!,. Loyola brought a surprising mveiOity of Maryland woa .the <1PENING IMTB S.atbweol AI Ravenoa •ea ' 1.; gh Team Game rea earter Janet Frank' Pal fURNI 22-2. record ioto the Mid-East IC4A mdoor track and field NF;W YORK (UP!) -The Wichita 81 Tulsa 79, ovl. Kent Stale 81 Randolplt 5I ud Seliea- Team 2, W,ll17. Gaul, ~ Henderson, 'caroSHING$? Reg•onal, having lost only "' ~omf"tiliun at MadiSon Sq<Iare Conilnentai Football League Oklahoma 69 Oklahoma St. 53 At Ffldlay W ' llhuuly l.alp lJa Hoffman, Edna MeCoy Sal· Oklahoma City and ll'lchita ar el for the f1rst lime. . annollll<ed Sullday it will opeg New Mexico 82 Arizona St. 63 Ada 67 New Reigle 85 ·~::...., fl ,.... 1y Mara, Tom Oaborne, ' Pal VISIT OUR 1 State. the 1966 seiisoa on Aug. 18 with Weot AI Westerville ' lillll~ Regina Spencer, Roger _The Ramblers, NCAA cham- (U~B) UQ~E:QUE, N. M. Norf4lk pfayiag at Ttronlo. The California 88 Stanford 73 Big Walnut 50 DanviUe 41 Crow'o Steak llouaa Woa Lool steamo, Slna Summerfield. BUDGET PIORI. In 1963 when they beat - 0 . Seagr"". of the league also selected Orlanda Colorado 95 Nebraska 88 ~-1 Celina U :IS Sellon _ But AUea M lw().!Ime champion Ciocinnati, Southern Caldorrua Stnders set F' I . as the site of tbe AII·Sla; Wyoming 104 Arfzo•a 66 Minster 62 C<lldwater 5I lola's BeauiJ Salon 35 31 Bahr, Greg Bailey BAKER fURNITURE were led by Billy Smith, aver· '· ne~ world indoor pole vault game but 00 data was ,.1 Brigham Youog 115 Utah 100 Run Block :t3 33 Ooleman Patty ~ Julia agiRj 18.5 poinls pel' game and recor wheR he Jumped 17% at ' ' Colorado st. U. 79 Air Force n BIG TEN SenTiiltela32 34 McOJy 'Lola "'•••• 'Roberta Middleport, 0. ho110rabio me•lion Ali·Am'erica the AAU . track aod field Seattle 74 Texas Western 72 TEAM w t. PTS ·-· 10 31 Trussell ,._, Jim Coleman who JUt al a 16.2 champloosb•p•. . COACHES CLINIC UCLA 9t Sout!IIII'II Cal 82 Michigan . . . . . 11 2 1158 Z4 42 -=;::::·=======~:"""""'"""""""""""""""!!!!!!,f clip. Two other starters were in -Pl'I'TSBURGH (UP!) Michigan State 9 4 1037 ~ Game - Sue P-.s, double figures. Corky Bell avSunday Adolph Rupp, UP! coach of Uie Winol• 8 5 1141 118, Carolytl Bachw fl&; 111gb tr&ged 16.3 aod Doug Wardlaw BOSTON (UP!) -PhUade~ year, wUl he 000 of five GAUJ WINNER Iowa .. ·.·::.".'.'.'. 7 6 1041 Team Game llld Sert11- <hw phla !N:at Bos!"• 113-110 to coaches participating Ia a MARSEILL!S, France (UP) Minnesota . .. .. 7 1 1111 Steak lloust, •. 1111. "a" hitting at a 14.9 clip. Loyola was one of the aation 's replace tho Celtics as leader ill basketball elfnic bero Aprll 2-3. - Tommaso Galli of Italy beat Northwestera .. e 7 1024 HoediiJ' NJPt IIIJetll ~e ~ational Basketball Associa· The •!her roaches m John Pierre Vetroff ef Fra~ Ohio State .. •.. ~ 1 1035 1067 Februoo7 Zl,liOn s EaS!erJr Division.:. _ · · Wooden of .UCLA, Vk: Bubas ol Sunday 011 a 15 IOUild decision, WisconsiD _. . . 1 8 11119 Duke, George·lreland af Loyola and retained hi• European Indiana ... _.. f t 11112 LJUBLJANA, Paulei u YUfQslQvta and Jack Kraft of VW...e. ltanlamwel&ht boiing title. Purctu. . ....... 3 10 1001 lllaoltnara 10 BeeCeea 40 ---- ONCE-A-YEAR SALE! COLLEGE Local Bowlers In Ohio Event F i •. FURNITURE ULTRA FTh1ININE' LoYoIa, Dayton Favored • NCAA Tournament 0peners pappas Lo ks Good FI'rst w;. k Mobile Un)t is Key to Testing ~ one BOWUNG LET INGELS Keith Goble Ford Celtics Moved From First Place 113- lllall-ua-. Of Chester Dies Saturday •••• champions still in the rnnnfwg !lJial llOillesl at Dayfoa aad squads, IJma ShawBee ud lle.. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ . . . . . . ,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _;:;;_~~~ will be slashed by the11, since. coQid, offer ·Qw"'toode qljiw 1 dina, but there were several AU. STABS many of the top-notchers will battle. " · • · ' ' small school perfect recorda ro1 into each other by then. . Second-r~ CaRlon McKio- quinlela around lor dislrlct play. Bridgeport Breezes · ley, a hlll!l lavorile to make the Shawnee passed Jill biggest 11J Vllllttl PreN btenta~aal victory, Ill' one loll bJ fldrd tbem jUit 1%1%~~=~~ The 64. Ciaas A survivors or regional• from lbe Norlhesst test ao far with a •lclorJ over Tbe 11o1to1i CeHict 10 lllto the place St. Loufl, to capbn IIIII' ftrlt.pJace P. warfare. · the original 449 teams boast District, . was nmy upset ia Findlay Friday night ta ORe of only NBA game tonlghl agalnlt leQIIId straight IIUe. lbree bebind . Blllflll With only about 16 fl"'' ceol several perfect · record squads, Ssturdsy'o sectional action. The the biggest ahowdowa COOtteslo 1 St. Louis at Mempbfl a half a The Lakers' E18ll ..,.._., Elltern Dlrilllillo of the starting field still around iocfuding fop-ranked Bridg&- Bt:lldogs' Sam UpkiD8 scored ao far in the tournaments. 1 pme out tl the NBA Eaatera continuing a Ia"- reiUI'- fa odter =~~~~=~ in the annual ellminationa lead- port, which hos brce""d by - oa a driving layup bt tru, final Aithouab uaranked, unbealea ' Division tille followln& • W.llf gence, scored a ,.._ blab ol .Joa CahlweD pat Ia It lng to tha alate champiilllShips, tiona! wurnament foes. Bridge. two seconds to give McKinley Medina made it through secuo.. ! lo8l to I!Je Philadelphia 78ers, 'II points to lead bll llam'l the seeaacl bllf to nine of the top 10 iB both Class port goes info the Steubenville a SUI vielory over uoderdog a1 play with a 6853 w1a over ' who are now lrl llrst place, auack Sunday. Loa;, Hawb to 1 AA and Clas• A ar. still Ia Diltrict this week. Fairies• of Stark County. Triway at Lodl'o Class AA four. Sunday nlghl. .IJJler.dlvlskm piiiJ' lhe vlctor7 19ir Ill Iff~~~:~ there firing. Also having a minimum of ney. Medina will be in the same Wilt CbamberlalJI lleond live ClnelDnall Royala win a 1'11·125 1tnlthrlMdei1, , i' Only fourdt-ranked Cleveland trouble in the early goiog was Claso A XlnJ Otulod districl event this week a• Canpoints in the final two mlnulel victory om- tbe Detroit PitttoDI Caldwen wu ldib )l!llat East Tech was among the side- Duywo Cbaminade, ranked the Ohio was assured of a aew 1on McKJnley, Can loll Lincoln of play after Boaton eeatar BUI ln tbe .utomobile cltJ. with 2!, wbllt tbe h'* liners in Class AA. And in Class fop Class AA squad. The Eagles ClaSB A champlo• as Northwest- and Canlon South. RusseU bad fouled out to bump T!le Royals' Oscar JIAJbertaoa Stallworth Wll ~ A. the lone top tO absentee was blasted their way info the finals em was ousted Friday light iA Some other big battlH loom · the Celllca out of finl place u aDd W8]111e Embry l)llrked the Tbe Kalcb bad lleld tilth-rated Denison St. Marys, of the Dayton district Saturday the Wooster Sectional by Dalton. large this week. In the southa nallonal lelevltlkm audl.,... play, Robertaon ~ SO halftime lead JatgeiJ which was upset Ia ita first with a 72-48 romp over Daywn But Columbus South, defending west lor example, Hamllwn ••1 oee muy """ 1aee1 till lor and a erammed crowd looted polnll while Embry picked up sllenglh of lournament try. Alter and meet Fairmoal Weal Class AA king, was sliD goiog Taft and Garfield meet eacn · opring training!" 011. :11. The win was Cincinnati's pointB. . ,, By Saturday light, each divi· this weekend for a regional strong after upsetting lith other at Middletown in a rubII was Cbamberlain'l lhort lourlh Ia five starls and left ·I lion will be WOI'II do... to 16 berth. ranked Oolumlius West In the ber match, and eighth-rated jnmp lbol with 2Z _..,. left teams, the quallfiera fur 11exl Fairmont West, however, up- Columbus Districl last week. Middlewwn takes on a wughle 0 and his pair of frea lbrolla lbal week's regional ooUI'Jlaments. set a powerful Daywn Roosevelt The Class AA rankB were re- Ia Cinclanali Finneytown at Qa. aettled the Juua, Both the wp to and former squad, 71·70, in another semi· duced w only two unbeatea ford. I• Wealem .Division play. the 1•0 i Loo Angeles Lakera eltnehed at NCAA At Joneoboro, Ark. ·least a lle for the dlviBion lD S.ulb- Regioaal Final theSundBalatimy-ore GaiDa. Meigs bowlers will Abilene Chrstn <3 SW Mo. 58 '"• ...,. t< _ Ark. st. 84 Jackson Sl 77 The win put lhtm seven find their first taste of action Consolation TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) ahead of second place nell Sslurday in tho. 82nd an- Rutland High School'a'JM~' NCAA At Durbam, N.C. Papas made hiS first Now they only need nual Ohio State Bowfmg Asso- , six-weeks period honor . . , By Untied Press Inlel'ltallonal Soutll Cen. Regional Filtaf appearance for the · elation Tournament at Northern "as been announced by Pitfltt. KENT, Ohio (UP!) - Foorth., top-scormg teams. The f.ambACC T<llrnament K W 1 43 0 I h I Reds m an mtrasquad Lights Lanes 3525 Cleveland I J V I rated Loyola and 16th-ranked lers scored 100 pomts or more At Rafelgb N C. Wy. es;yan g est orpe 4 Sunday and it was a ~hitler Ave Columbus paTheamFesshennar . • · mston" ·· 86S' C' t 81 • b1g r~ghfhander worked "~ · reman· class . 24 game;, openDayton were I avored I• lo- In 12 or Ihe1r Final llouDd The .· . · 01ghl's first round of the NCAA ing the season w1th a ll9-51 Duke 7l, Nortb Carolina St. 66 Consolation innm 5 lor the Dave POMEROY LANES Fifte_el! llve-111en teams and l the most, 18, wmnlng B « Mid-East Regional basketball thrashmg of Wmdsor and· a 120. NCAA T lll'llameDI NCAA At Fresno, Calli. h th R S .0 Mood Mix d Leagae II individual bowlera from the ter grades. Below, namea Ill 2 81 e f0 tuumament - consid.,.ed the 79 shellackmg of :<ortheasl At ~~e.:U., Pa Paeiflc C<laol R~glonal, Final :::;'~'· J' · Fe:..., ~ 1111 two .county ll'eS are entered bold type had all A gradea. · toughest of the four r~lonafs Missouri ~ Reg! ' al a1 Nevada 74 San Diego 7l appas was 0 ow Y 1m ' p ID~ in the tournament, which be- SENIORS - Lllflcbla Gelef. •• . ..a.1em on n Conaoiat'100 O'Toole Joey Jay and Jack 0 .. Bev I F beo Barban w-L~Gn the way to the NCAA chamHWtoppm Rankled Long Island r1 Cheyney 64 Ea Bafdsch~n in the sev"' inning Patsies er Y or , ~ 41 gaa Man:!> 5, and runs through pionship. Western Kentucky played all Albright 78 Drexel Tech 81 st contest and between the~ they Blaettnars t4 May l Charlotte Rupe, Nancy Li!Do Loyola's Ramblers take on year in the shadow of big bro"consolation _ Fordram 82 Mlinbattan 72 allowed two hits Bee Cee'• First bowlers to see action bert, Jane LUC8•, Cheryl Loll& 31 17th-rated Wester• Kentucky, er Kentucky, the fop team In NCAA AI Altron, Ohio \ Nyack 92 Eastern Nazarene 79 ' · LoBo's will hf the Master Feed and Linda Davis, David Peterao!l, 38 the wurnament's mystery team, the Untied Press International Mideast Regional Final Williams 89 Wesleyan 73 Utility man Marty Keough Ashland 011 34 Seed Team of which Gilbert Bob Thoma•, Ra~y V a I e I, COWMBUS (UP!) - Ohio's go-go basketball fiUI"'Ivon hit the dlstricl fournsment stase this . week ~ith oaly 126 of the Original 866 high oebool teams atlll allv11 alter two week• of I'Ubh~nto R.H ££man ' I Ohio's Go-Go ..Sufvivors, 126 of 'em, · The morning star is Venus The evening stars are Jupiter CARS I 1 2--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlep,orl, 0., March ?~ 1988 THE DAILY SENTINEL ; .• • ·• • DEVOTED ·ro IN'fEIIBIIT Ill Today~ March 7.! Activities of Meigs County Health Department Numerous day of 1966 with to thf 66th \' ' ' a unaGe co. ... - .•.,_ 125 L MAIN IT• POMEROY, 0. �·- :::e f ,. 299 · follow . ' The moon is between its full phase and last quarter. ·, Students of Three Schools ~~~ ~ ~~~.~.~..~ ' • ' St .· ·o·H·ear C\JooneratiVes T ory ~~.~!.:'.:':,~~.:l!:"~::;:':"·::u~r: (IIIIHit TanMfllll, lclltor evcrr anetDDOD ellCQI 'High school students 'at 1other interested students. ~b:n~·:u~,' t-a1511 ldttort&J Pbnftt ....w-t~ . SoUthern and Also presenting information Ealereo Ill IICODG elan mllllllf N0'."'1' ..,qo cua, f th CDitter 11 Ullt ,.t offlue II Pnm1mr. Eastern schools will learn •· will be representatives o and Mercury. 'bout rooperatlves in"the Unttw cooperatlves active In Meigse Ohio NIUoll&l aclY.nt1101 repmenhll"' Bolttn 1w KlmbaU. 111c~ :M3 ~..ex•n• Freneh composer Maurie<' tid States from a special pro- County Including Farm Bureau ... •••· H•• vor> Cl.,. H • • · R'vel was bot·n on thl1 day In grom·· In oacll oehool Wedne1- Landmark, Production Credit ••;:-....,.••, ,._ .....,.. ., !875. ~~~~:N:·~ AssociaUon' Da'_, where so lltnY "" l:"WJ. "1 Sentce Un- eam•r wee•: on• yearavallataWI ln advanN at t.bt .. ' will go Info ~~ R.E.A., Federal Land Bank, Dalb ........ oiii... • ....., • ' I oumUIJI 11.1101 Ulret montb:J fa,ill BJ eooperaties' were and Milk Markeling Coopera.. llalor Rolltl wban eartlar dn'let · !~~~~~~;;=~how · they operate• tives • Paul Bower ' organ!••· mall "" nlllobll ....m. 1, '"'" •• anu on• ,..,•••tnO.OO. monu..., · wUI be FHA, :tion ditecwr., of the Meigs-Gal· ...... ..,.. ........ 11.00. 'FFA, 4-H Club members, and Uo Farm Bureau, has arrang. .:.:..:.::.....:..:::_:__ _~--'- ed the programs. TOP QUALITY USED Con'll. 352 eng. Std. tr1n1., ttl It IB expected thai J ohn The Very Bettt Ro~dio and huter ft' • • 0 Heiskell, of WSAZ-TV at HuntIn Uoed Cars Anywhtrt Ington wUI be present at the 65 Ford G1l1xie 500 Eastern High School presenta1 dr. Hardtop. 289 tntint, NO REASONABLE .tandard frtnl. R1dio 1nd tion w tske pictures lor later OFFER REFUSED huter . ohowfnll on television. SEE 65 Ford Galaxie 500 ' The schedule worked out by H.T. 21'1 •••· 4 opood trono. METROPOLITAN the FFA and FHA lnslructors ndlo anll ht1ttr in Northwestern 10: IS to II a. 65 Mustang 2 Door Servlees are IUIIIOunced for m.; Southern 12:30 to 1:15 p. William R. Hoffman, age 78, m.. and Eastern 2:35 to S:20 p. "Your Rombler Dootor" ~ Ford Galexie 500 Chesler, who dled, Ssturday al um.:__ _ _ _ _ _ __J""""""''"PO""""M'"I""RO'"Y"',"'O"',"""...... l dr. H.T. 352 '"'' At tranL tha Veterona Hospital Ill Hunt· p, stHrlng, r~dlo, hllttr lngton after a lengt!ly ffineos. 614 Ford G1lexie 500 Born near !)~ter,, bO was the ~L Conv. I cyl. At tran&., p. aon of the late·'John and Sopb· rturlng, r•dlo 1ncl htlftr Ia Hoffman. Mr. Hoffman was 64 English Ford 2 Dr. a veteran of World War I, and 1 dr, 4 $peed trens. CATHERINE LOWERY R N Health Nune autoclav· EDNA FRENCH, R.N., Health Nurae, giving gui~ance a member of the Melhodist ' · ·· ' to Charles .Fridley, a patient under the Chronic D1sease Church at West Shade. 63 Chevrolet lmp.1l1 4 dr. H.T. I cy. At trans., ,. ing suppllealor the Nunine Serviceo. r.ontrol Program. He Is survived by two brothfitterlnl, racllo and ht1ttr ers, Waller Hoffman, and John Hoffman, both of Cheater, and 65 Ford Fairlane 500 Charles D. Circle two sflten, Mra. Mary Batley, l Dr. Hardtop. 289 engine. Dies Early Today Crui sim•tic tnn1. Low mil• and Mra. Edlf!l Tentative funeral servicH Cheater, and Beveral nlecEXPERT INSTAlLATION! have been set for e and nephews. 62 Comet 2 Door Serviees wiD be beld Tue• ~ cyl. Std. tnns. R1dlo and ARMSTRONG'S 11 1964, diabetic scrffning D. Circle, INI, who died today tl•dtr day at 2 p.m. althe Nazarene was done in conjunction with at z a.m. af the home of a dau· Church at Cflester with the Rev. Unoleum • • . Inlaid Vinyl 62 Ford G1laxie 500 the Mobile X-ray Unit visit. shter, Fay Newhouse, Sslem, Ohio, on Wednesday at 1:30 p. Gilbert Spencer officiating and This program resulted in 175 t: dt. I cyl. At Trant., P. 1turi ng, r1dlo and heeter burial In Chester cemetery. pe!'sons having the test. 01 m. at the Ewing Chapel with Floor eoveriDI for OVti'J ktnd of floor. Best burial in Sutton cemetery. He Friends may calf at the Ar· that n11rr.ber , 38 were found patttrllll. Profeulooal lnl!.lllatlon b7 uo, or 62 Fairlane 4 Door was a former rHident of Bashbangh Funeral Home in Tupw need iurther testing. These 8 cyl. Std. tr•ns. Radio 1ncl de II JOunell. Call WY z-2631 for !reo ead· Jl'l'S Plains unlff I p.m. Tueshtlftr Glucose Tolerance Tests were an. mate, day. The body will be taken w done in the Health Depart63 Ford Galaxie 500 Survivors Include two danghthe churcll one hour before the m~nt with the assistance of ters, Mrr.. Newhouse, and Lu· Con¥. 3S2 eng. Std. frant. WALL-TO-WALL CARPmNG Redlo 1nd h..ttr funeral. State personnel Seventeen of cifle Duke, both of Sslem; two MOIIJ.WK lhe 33 prople were round to •ons, Joe Circle and Millon Cir· 61 Olds 98 2 Door atUZ#W ·l MAGII be ~;~ew diabetics. Private phy- cle. both of Racine; o sister, tof.T. At trlrtt. All power, ra· il:lpert lnstaUatloa FIVE DAY FORECAST dio 1nd heettr sicians were advised and Eva Cleland. Salem; lwo br• .Salilfaetlon Ohio temperatnm wW ov· these individuals are under !hers. Jack Circle, Florida, and , Guaranteed 61 Comet 4 Door erage S • 5 degreeo below the control of their doctors. Atha Circle, Columbus; nine 6 cyl. At tuns. R1dlo 1nd normal lor lbe period TaelThere were eight classes grandchildren and 10 huttr : .INGELS ereat daV tllrough Saturday. A reheld to instruct the new dia.. grandchildre. Friends may call pre&entalfve normal blgb aad belies on diet, nursing care and at the funeral boma low lor that perlnd lo Colam· personel hygleno. The efasses evening. buo f6 aod 28. Warmer Ta.. USED CAR LOT were conducted by focal and day, loDowed by eolder WedLocust & Sycamore Sts. state personnel, atJd a local Middloport nesday and with colder weatllphysician. BEULAH STRAUSS, ADMINISTRATIVE Assistant er persisting, and cbunge to tile Health Department, Secretary to the Board of Health warmer over lite weekend, Registrar of VItal Statistics, discussing a problem with Preelpitatloii wll1 enrage .one A woman faces so many things Edmundson, Deputy Clerk and Deputy Registrar. ltalf loeb, mostly · u melted IIIOW, why should looking her age , PT. PLEASANT - ~ o h n Thomas, 95, of Eight Mile, be one of them? retired Mason County ··.. and former employe o1 New York Central railroad 1tern, died at 10:4$ p. m. 5anlr·i!'. J I day. I Bern Feb. IZ, 1871, In Jack· aon County, W. Va., he was the w~ believe evt"Ty woman has ~Yet\1 right tO look son of the late BrtllltoR and ·',. younger than she is. U!ie Uh.-a Fr-minine every Easler Sommers Thomaa. His (' wile, Olive, died In 1958. He 1 ~ nighll Guomma.ted to make you look. younJ!!;<:r wa• a member of tht Yauaer lr.11 in 30 day•-ur IOOll<}' bacll EUB Church. f;l ~ l Rambler Trade-Ins MOTORS I J .,, . . I 1 by Helena Rubinstein SAVE 3.00 Now Only 4.50 for the 7.50 size. , .. and Young louch• Hand Lotion with Estrogens. ·' Now Only 1.7S for 1~ 2.75 oize.l-•1!!:!~.,. Liln~.a T*Oolf DUTTON DRUG STORE MIDDLEPORT, 0. ,, START PLAYING I Clean them II up wllh one 1oeo BONU·S BING(J at AaP GET A FRII BONUS liNGO PRIZI SLIP ON BACH VISIT TO THIITORI Mart thari 15 yrs. experienee. He will demantttrell a.m.mbtr the pi-and the •te. :La.Salle Hotel, Middleport fOUI'IDID 1191 ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY .... ,;,..,- ~~~~~lilt Qo Ill . _ I A- ' ~ ··~ GaiiUI;Ib; .. _......, -------· . . . .Ill • 411 ... Wul alltl ha W•. L . .ht. toe - 41 • Jll WJ lint 1111 a .. .. LIIala ll . . . . llll'tutl 21 . . . --- -·· ....................... tu ..... ·a•-...• ............ PIIMI_ ... :.... . S20 ..,,~;Hill, ~n-·o. 11 .. Dala... a•-• 'MIL'Iihr ..... Loll ;~ . c.r...... Q, Clllll...." ~ ' .. . o.:"~ . ~ ....... ' .. .. Mri. ~ ltill8t'tl, rhll!poll.. 0. ............ ~ .. II a , a'li·r r lllllliiiD Ul 11rD ·- , . wlckllne'l 1N5-M'Iyger cieell Bobcat bas~ball team ,=~1 :t 7, .. a row, left to ·right are: James Hailseil, Jim Whlie· Chuck •u 1 • a a..t. lbndlna: Coach Wlctune; Clluct Lea'c!l, Johll Craddock, ~\. IIIII ~obil ~U,IIWI81er. , · ,··~.. • . ; '~.. • ,; 9 at M Jll ·· , $~~ I M .... 1 .I t 1 - ~· ' .•. Ccull for Sprint a ... "*• .......... •.. ...,.. . ... O. ··•••oo'i1oiloo; .. I ..... ..... iM W•. L . Pd. fecus CAN JOUI .. A. ~J, When bothersome bills start buggln you ••• "'l ai'MII Qlo ..........__ _ l5 o. "' .... .... ... .. 150 : 11J tiltbltll'nH ltlc In .Mn.Jfl...tkl Wlllllnw, I · 300 W. SICOIId St- WYIII'IIMIJ 2-2111, I'OihetOi . NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM ~ 12 NOON DAVE OH~INGER, MGR. SHOPI NBA II . . . .;.11UNDRED$ HAVE .·p MARCH 9, 2·5.....P..M. . ' • ;. Eastern lligh H R II Js Ann d Cage Seores Dart Hoilow J'ore :11 HIP Gaml and Ser1ea - Pat "'reb 18f, 411; Robert Bowta, Sr., 211, IIUII; BJab Taam Game Pllliealll, 18. CASH lht niolt rtmarkable n- he1rlng aldt by Radl-r. WEDNESDAY, ffigh School jt;:~~ oa WIN UPTO •1000 Will Be Gl"" ly William Diles, Athtnt, who h• $2& to $2000 . "' "' ". . '' . . . . . " ,........... ""' - ... . . .,.-· """' . . . . . . . . . - i .....,. .FREE HEARING TEST To !Ill. clearing up olci bills II reason enough. . . . ,. """' .- 'Vlrgi: ANNOUNCEMENT ••• and start thl new .,.. right. h = I 1 ...,.;Ores wee(\endSports Summary John Thomas Dies·Saturday He fo turVived by a 1011, Hoi, fie AtleD8, 0.; three daugbt. ~1 ,il•!i erB, Mrs. May T. Davfl, Cher· rt ! .:· ·'·' '.· kllwn, W. Va., Mrs. Hare! · ., ·, ·, , . Peck, Leon, and Mrs. Anna · " Let Herdrruut Brice, Olllo ud AWARENESS TE;AM -Experiences In 4-H Club Work 38 grandchildren. ' wiD be the theme of a special program to be presented to I Funeral aervfces wiD be the atodenta in the fourth, fifth and sixth grades at ""'"II conducted at 2 p. m. Tuesday land (2 p.m.) and Salem Center school (1 p.m.) Tuesday, 1 1at the Bethel Cburcll at Leon March Btb. An "Awareness Team" of 4-H Club members by the Rev. T. J. Butcher. Bur: Charleo Frecker, Sally Mora, Debbie Turner and Larry 1111 wlll be In Bethel cematery. Montgomery wiD ahow aome of their work and explain Friends ma1 eaD 111 the Crow· they have done as 4-H membeu during the half hour Russell Funeral home. I :;~r.·a:; The programs have been arranged through It of Supt. Donald McKenzie and cooperating teacheu. On this day In hiswry: Above are, 1 to r, Debbie Turner, SaDy Mora, ~htlrleiiJI In 1138, Adolf H!Uer ord~ed J Freclt:er, and Larry Montgomery, busy preparing their Nazi troepa to march Into cram. Rhineland, breaking the " - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - of Veroailleo. WEATHER 1oa•t, clearing soulhwHI late t. algbl, a lfllle colder, OW ,..,N•II 11ow nurriet eliding aordt- Fair aad warmer Tuesday. Bbyulie~ Red Showing Rutland Roll ~·"' cha~p10n "'··~ sohd factiOn ""~m Kentucky that Youngstown "·~---,~ encan ~Conference 94 Randolph·M. &3 Syraeuse 122 Colgate 88 , sprmg for the Reds, High Game _ Harold Lohse, 8:30 p. m. At 10 p. m. Sstur· JUNIORS - DeliDfl W • Miami in Kent State Uruversl· msists Western could gtve the Consolation Carnegie Tch n Case Tch ~2, rook1e nghthander Darrell JOO· Eslhe'r Syfveste. 182· day night Don Roush and Jobn Barbara Williams,. ty's Memorial Gynma•mm. . Wildcats a run for their mon- NCAA AI Carbondale, Ill, Bucknell 76 Wash. & Jeff. ss teen 1n the fiflb inning. High Series _ Art Sylv*. SiSSOII a~d Jne Bradley and Scott, Darlene S1111th, Deb Da~wn and Miami battle m ey. . Great Lakes Regional Final Worcester Tch 108 Brandeis 72 The olher run was scored 5B7; Esther Sylvester, 130; High Harry Miller, both seta of Porn· Turner, Kathy Thomu, Debb the first game (al 7 p.m. EST) The Hiliwppers were led by S.uthern m. 90 Evansville TT Gettyshorg 87 F. & M. 66 the sixth on rookie Gus Team Game _ LBo'i <180; troy, will roll in the doubles Smith, Karen Tucker, ~~ m the third meetmg betweeR forward Clem (The Gem) Has- Lamar Tech 93 lndiaRa st. 78 Bates 101 Hartford 81 triple and a single by ToRy Team Series _ Pablieo, and lingles. ~dy, Diana Cat.n, 'llllet the two dubs thl•. year.. kins, who has hit for 21 pomts Conaolation Boston Coli. 87 Holy Cros• 83 ez. Gallipolis bowlers In the dou· Cr1sp, Mary Floccari, DI,aQi The wmners wmght will go to a game and •lso _won honorahl.e NCAA Midwc•t Regional S"iem Mass. 73 Plym. N.H. 88 The Reds have three hies and singles al 9 a.m. Suo· Gloyd, Albert Harmon, Lllllt lo~a _Ctly where the Daylon. mentiOn on the UP! All-AmenFirst Round Cent. Con•. 96 Assumption 87 days of practice and Thursday Junior liiP 01r11 daJ Marcb IS will be Jack Imboden, Glenda Jolmsolo Chrii MI8IIu wmner meeta fop-ranked ca team.. . . Valparaiso 107 St. ProcopiUI 76 Delaware 93 Hofstra 88 open the Grapefruit League ex· ........., 21, 1. . Janey and GObert Meal and Ed Naper. Kentucky and the.Loyola·West- The Hillwppers fmished tbe North Dakota-Colo. St., ppd. St. Pelero 91; St. Fran. N.Y. 85 hibition season. w.. Lolt 8mll!l and John Finney. Then SOPHOMORES - Gea• ern Kentucky Winner meets season at 21-2 and swept Cbicago Invitational, Final Le Moyne 88 Siena 72 Team 1 A Ia a 4 z at It :30 a. m. Pomeroy'• Blel· Grate, Allan WUson, M1chlgan,. lhe Big .Ten cham- through their 14-game Ohio Vol· Clark 99 Virginia Unioo 88 st. Bonaventure 66 Canisius 61 Four Topa 1 J ner Block Company, Company, Blackwood: PhyUiJ Davidaoa, p1on. Friday nights wmners fey Conference season unde£eat- Wilberforce 99 J.S. Smilh 75 Sewn Hall 101 Scranton 92 Team 4 3 1 with !l&rry Miller captain wiD Janet DaviS, CherfayfiiO Davit, play Saturday with the wiRner ed. Consolation Northeastn 118 Coast Guard 33 : Team z z 4 rvll ill the llve-me'n team ~vent. Donna Eads, Larry MoatcOIDo ..,tng to the NCAA finals at Co~ Ruigers 71 Penn St. 61 High Game _ Nucy Thorn eroy, Mary McKinney, Karel! lege Park, Md., the f~wi•g Vermont fNf St. Lawrence 65 aon 130. High Serill _ ~ Haynes, Jahn Wise, Ronnltt weekend. .:.1.1 Middlebury fNf Rensselaer 80 ~. 34:1; High Team Game_ Young, Unda Oller. The Flyers, 21r4 in the· regu. l!oallo CLASS AA Four Topa Glf Tllllll, 1SIL FRESHMEN - Junlce Prfd. lar seaaon, beat the &!!skins San!rday (UP!) -Russia Canada 811(1 AI Cantoa '--<!!. Janet Priddy, Terrie Miller, lf.!.48 on thmr. home rffl1ll- and CRESTED BUTTE. Colo. Czechoslovakia ~oM their third Miss. St. IJ2 Vaaderbilt 90 Canlon McKinley 62 Fairless II Senior High Bop 000f 0 Diane McDaaiel, Sandy Miller, 75-M at M_Jam~. Those wer• two (UP!) - Defending champio• straight game1 to remain Tennessee 69 Kentucky 6% AI Cloverleaf FebrttarJ 21, 1M Randy King, Joseph Myers, PiC11 88 83 ~f M~ami s ftve losses as Denver University won the unbeaten in tho world hockey Alabama Auburn Med' 69 T · ~ Woe IMt ty Matson, Jeff Snowden, Ju ompiled 11 18-J mark. NCAA ski championships for championships. Marshall I05 St. Fran. Pa. 681 ma At r::. Team 3 10 1 OUDCe loe Smith, Steve Brogau Frelf Dayton Hao Height the sixth consecutive lime. -T~lane 86 LoUisiana St. 78 Cleveland West Tech 55 I 8 I DaviS, Rodney Davis, Haro NEW YORK (UP!) -Villa""' Mio~I Fla. 108 La Salle 102 Fairview 48 Bahr'o Clothllra I f The following students all Burke, Leroy Cadle, .....,7 DayloR will pin. its napes on NEW ORLEANS (UP!) _ va NYU Sao Francisco 8lld Florida St. 87 Georgia 69 AI Bedford Team 4 1 u received 85 or above at East- Slawter, Bobby Vance, e1 01 •h Game and Ser!e1 11-lefoot-ll Henry. Finkel, 8 lhll'd Just ahout won the "5 000 Wi~hita ~ere selected ~ the . Mldwe•t - era High School lor the fourth Williams. am All-Amenca, and sopho"". ' . Indiana 86 Michigan St. 78 CleYeland John Adam• 91 ~ u~. ala weeks period (namH in more whl! Do• May h added New Orleans handicap, four teams Jo fdl out the field Oh' St 94 M' ta 89 Shaker Heights 75 rge ,_,,., 192, Ill; lllib ---0 able menbol Al::m:~r· and set a oiew !rack record al of 14 competing iR this year's w·Io ·. 69 ~ AI Youngolown Team Game and Seril!l- Bahr bold type had all A grades) : I OES _TO MEET : choice Finkel nd M. ICa fair ground;. N a I i o • a 1 lnvitatloe Tour· Dl'!l~nsltn06 I 90ue Warren Harding 89 Clothiers, liZ, 2258, FresluntJt - Barbara Bailey, The HarnsonviUe Chapter, . a ay averament mms owa Unda Brown, Kathie Chichett- Order of Eastera Star trill agached about 21 points a gamt ARCADIA Calif (UPI) n • Brad!:>' n St. Louis 611 Ne~~;:~~~8152~ !Ienior HIP Cllrll .-, Jennifer Dean, Na&cy Karr, meet Tueoday, March i, at I e . B : · L MIChigan 105 Northwestern 92 a erry F-·Lonon Mlcbael Louise Mieh· p m Deputy Grand ~ Miami is fed by 6-foot-·l ce•· o I d nest an captured the PENSACO A, Fla. (UP!).- Way•e Sl 92 Micbigaa Tch 69 Martins Ferry 82 Bellaire 77 - - • 21, 1M ael Sandra N . Shirle J~Ii.,; Flellllllin will lle ~r Jim Patterson, the Red- $141,900 Santa Amta Derby Gay Brewer .lok the third Villanova 76 DePaul 73 CLASS A Woe IMt Wer ' y elll. Members :. rem skins' leading scorer with 1 16.3 when he beat favored Saber! round lead 111 tho Pe~sacola Dayton 109 Detroit 80 AI Nlle1 Team I I S S. ~res_ Patti B a h r llrln articiea lor 0 aulndM : average, and defensive ace Jer- Mountam by two lengths. Open Golf wurnament With 201 Kansas 68 Kansas St. 55 S.uthlngton til Lewis ltepafr J I ....: llorinJ Kalb ~ g ctloL ry Pflrsoa, who is also third MaL Wilson JC 84 Canlon JC 71 Mineral Ridge 44 High Game - Pam Davis, Au Holter f..u 1 J~ 1112\erHI~\.~* - Pam lyl· Juniors .:. Jaelle leading scorer at 13.2. UNEW . YORK <UP!) -The Souther• JC TT Wright JC 69 McDonald 5.'1 Wil!dhsm 45 81j,. x.. Looking For IMIIpens!,. Loyola brought a surprising mveiOity of Maryland woa .the <1PENING IMTB S.atbweol AI Ravenoa •ea ' 1.; gh Team Game rea earter Janet Frank' Pal fURNI 22-2. record ioto the Mid-East IC4A mdoor track and field NF;W YORK (UP!) -The Wichita 81 Tulsa 79, ovl. Kent Stale 81 Randolplt 5I ud Seliea- Team 2, W,ll17. Gaul, ~ Henderson, 'caroSHING$? Reg•onal, having lost only "' ~omf"tiliun at MadiSon Sq<Iare Conilnentai Football League Oklahoma 69 Oklahoma St. 53 At Ffldlay W ' llhuuly l.alp lJa Hoffman, Edna MeCoy Sal· Oklahoma City and ll'lchita ar el for the f1rst lime. . annollll<ed Sullday it will opeg New Mexico 82 Arizona St. 63 Ada 67 New Reigle 85 ·~::...., fl ,.... 1y Mara, Tom Oaborne, ' Pal VISIT OUR 1 State. the 1966 seiisoa on Aug. 18 with Weot AI Westerville ' lillll~ Regina Spencer, Roger _The Ramblers, NCAA cham- (U~B) UQ~E:QUE, N. M. Norf4lk pfayiag at Ttronlo. The California 88 Stanford 73 Big Walnut 50 DanviUe 41 Crow'o Steak llouaa Woa Lool steamo, Slna Summerfield. BUDGET PIORI. In 1963 when they beat - 0 . Seagr"". of the league also selected Orlanda Colorado 95 Nebraska 88 ~-1 Celina U :IS Sellon _ But AUea M lw().!Ime champion Ciocinnati, Southern Caldorrua Stnders set F' I . as the site of tbe AII·Sla; Wyoming 104 Arfzo•a 66 Minster 62 C<lldwater 5I lola's BeauiJ Salon 35 31 Bahr, Greg Bailey BAKER fURNITURE were led by Billy Smith, aver· '· ne~ world indoor pole vault game but 00 data was ,.1 Brigham Youog 115 Utah 100 Run Block :t3 33 Ooleman Patty ~ Julia agiRj 18.5 poinls pel' game and recor wheR he Jumped 17% at ' ' Colorado st. U. 79 Air Force n BIG TEN SenTiiltela32 34 McOJy 'Lola "'•••• 'Roberta Middleport, 0. ho110rabio me•lion Ali·Am'erica the AAU . track aod field Seattle 74 Texas Western 72 TEAM w t. PTS ·-· 10 31 Trussell ,._, Jim Coleman who JUt al a 16.2 champloosb•p•. . COACHES CLINIC UCLA 9t Sout!IIII'II Cal 82 Michigan . . . . . 11 2 1158 Z4 42 -=;::::·=======~:"""""'"""""""""""""""!!!!!!,f clip. Two other starters were in -Pl'I'TSBURGH (UP!) Michigan State 9 4 1037 ~ Game - Sue P-.s, double figures. Corky Bell avSunday Adolph Rupp, UP! coach of Uie Winol• 8 5 1141 118, Carolytl Bachw fl&; 111gb tr&ged 16.3 aod Doug Wardlaw BOSTON (UP!) -PhUade~ year, wUl he 000 of five GAUJ WINNER Iowa .. ·.·::.".'.'.'. 7 6 1041 Team Game llld Sert11- <hw phla !N:at Bos!"• 113-110 to coaches participating Ia a MARSEILL!S, France (UP) Minnesota . .. .. 7 1 1111 Steak lloust, •. 1111. "a" hitting at a 14.9 clip. Loyola was one of the aation 's replace tho Celtics as leader ill basketball elfnic bero Aprll 2-3. - Tommaso Galli of Italy beat Northwestera .. e 7 1024 HoediiJ' NJPt IIIJetll ~e ~ational Basketball Associa· The •!her roaches m John Pierre Vetroff ef Fra~ Ohio State .. •.. ~ 1 1035 1067 Februoo7 Zl,liOn s EaS!erJr Division.:. _ · · Wooden of .UCLA, Vk: Bubas ol Sunday 011 a 15 IOUild decision, WisconsiD _. . . 1 8 11119 Duke, George·lreland af Loyola and retained hi• European Indiana ... _.. f t 11112 LJUBLJANA, Paulei u YUfQslQvta and Jack Kraft of VW...e. ltanlamwel&ht boiing title. Purctu. . ....... 3 10 1001 lllaoltnara 10 BeeCeea 40 ---- ONCE-A-YEAR SALE! COLLEGE Local Bowlers In Ohio Event F i •. FURNITURE ULTRA FTh1ININE' LoYoIa, Dayton Favored • NCAA Tournament 0peners pappas Lo ks Good FI'rst w;. k Mobile Un)t is Key to Testing ~ one BOWUNG LET INGELS Keith Goble Ford Celtics Moved From First Place 113- lllall-ua-. Of Chester Dies Saturday •••• champions still in the rnnnfwg !lJial llOillesl at Dayfoa aad squads, IJma ShawBee ud lle.. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ . . . . . . ,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _;:;;_~~~ will be slashed by the11, since. coQid, offer ·Qw"'toode qljiw 1 dina, but there were several AU. STABS many of the top-notchers will battle. " · • · ' ' small school perfect recorda ro1 into each other by then. . Second-r~ CaRlon McKio- quinlela around lor dislrlct play. Bridgeport Breezes · ley, a hlll!l lavorile to make the Shawnee passed Jill biggest 11J Vllllttl PreN btenta~aal victory, Ill' one loll bJ fldrd tbem jUit 1%1%~~=~~ The 64. Ciaas A survivors or regional• from lbe Norlhesst test ao far with a •lclorJ over Tbe 11o1to1i CeHict 10 lllto the place St. Loufl, to capbn IIIII' ftrlt.pJace P. warfare. · the original 449 teams boast District, . was nmy upset ia Findlay Friday night ta ORe of only NBA game tonlghl agalnlt leQIIId straight IIUe. lbree bebind . Blllflll With only about 16 fl"'' ceol several perfect · record squads, Ssturdsy'o sectional action. The the biggest ahowdowa COOtteslo 1 St. Louis at Mempbfl a half a The Lakers' E18ll ..,.._., Elltern Dlrilllillo of the starting field still around iocfuding fop-ranked Bridg&- Bt:lldogs' Sam UpkiD8 scored ao far in the tournaments. 1 pme out tl the NBA Eaatera continuing a Ia"- reiUI'- fa odter =~~~~=~ in the annual ellminationa lead- port, which hos brce""d by - oa a driving layup bt tru, final Aithouab uaranked, unbealea ' Division tille followln& • W.llf gence, scored a ,.._ blab ol .Joa CahlweD pat Ia It lng to tha alate champiilllShips, tiona! wurnament foes. Bridge. two seconds to give McKinley Medina made it through secuo.. ! lo8l to I!Je Philadelphia 78ers, 'II points to lead bll llam'l the seeaacl bllf to nine of the top 10 iB both Class port goes info the Steubenville a SUI vielory over uoderdog a1 play with a 6853 w1a over ' who are now lrl llrst place, auack Sunday. Loa;, Hawb to 1 AA and Clas• A ar. still Ia Diltrict this week. Fairies• of Stark County. Triway at Lodl'o Class AA four. Sunday nlghl. .IJJler.dlvlskm piiiJ' lhe vlctor7 19ir Ill Iff~~~:~ there firing. Also having a minimum of ney. Medina will be in the same Wilt CbamberlalJI lleond live ClnelDnall Royala win a 1'11·125 1tnlthrlMdei1, , i' Only fourdt-ranked Cleveland trouble in the early goiog was Claso A XlnJ Otulod districl event this week a• Canpoints in the final two mlnulel victory om- tbe Detroit PitttoDI Caldwen wu ldib )l!llat East Tech was among the side- Duywo Cbaminade, ranked the Ohio was assured of a aew 1on McKJnley, Can loll Lincoln of play after Boaton eeatar BUI ln tbe .utomobile cltJ. with 2!, wbllt tbe h'* liners in Class AA. And in Class fop Class AA squad. The Eagles ClaSB A champlo• as Northwest- and Canlon South. RusseU bad fouled out to bump T!le Royals' Oscar JIAJbertaoa Stallworth Wll ~ A. the lone top tO absentee was blasted their way info the finals em was ousted Friday light iA Some other big battlH loom · the Celllca out of finl place u aDd W8]111e Embry l)llrked the Tbe Kalcb bad lleld tilth-rated Denison St. Marys, of the Dayton district Saturday the Wooster Sectional by Dalton. large this week. In the southa nallonal lelevltlkm audl.,... play, Robertaon ~ SO halftime lead JatgeiJ which was upset Ia ita first with a 72-48 romp over Daywn But Columbus South, defending west lor example, Hamllwn ••1 oee muy """ 1aee1 till lor and a erammed crowd looted polnll while Embry picked up sllenglh of lournament try. Alter and meet Fairmoal Weal Class AA king, was sliD goiog Taft and Garfield meet eacn · opring training!" 011. :11. The win was Cincinnati's pointB. . ,, By Saturday light, each divi· this weekend for a regional strong after upsetting lith other at Middletown in a rubII was Cbamberlain'l lhort lourlh Ia five starls and left ·I lion will be WOI'II do... to 16 berth. ranked Oolumlius West In the ber match, and eighth-rated jnmp lbol with 2Z _..,. left teams, the quallfiera fur 11exl Fairmont West, however, up- Columbus Districl last week. Middlewwn takes on a wughle 0 and his pair of frea lbrolla lbal week's regional ooUI'Jlaments. set a powerful Daywn Roosevelt The Class AA rankB were re- Ia Cinclanali Finneytown at Qa. aettled the Juua, Both the wp to and former squad, 71·70, in another semi· duced w only two unbeatea ford. I• Wealem .Division play. the 1•0 i Loo Angeles Lakera eltnehed at NCAA At Joneoboro, Ark. ·least a lle for the dlviBion lD S.ulb- Regioaal Final theSundBalatimy-ore GaiDa. Meigs bowlers will Abilene Chrstn <3 SW Mo. 58 '"• ...,. t< _ Ark. st. 84 Jackson Sl 77 The win put lhtm seven find their first taste of action Consolation TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) ahead of second place nell Sslurday in tho. 82nd an- Rutland High School'a'JM~' NCAA At Durbam, N.C. Papas made hiS first Now they only need nual Ohio State Bowfmg Asso- , six-weeks period honor . . , By Untied Press Inlel'ltallonal Soutll Cen. Regional Filtaf appearance for the · elation Tournament at Northern "as been announced by Pitfltt. KENT, Ohio (UP!) - Foorth., top-scormg teams. The f.ambACC T<llrnament K W 1 43 0 I h I Reds m an mtrasquad Lights Lanes 3525 Cleveland I J V I rated Loyola and 16th-ranked lers scored 100 pomts or more At Rafelgb N C. Wy. es;yan g est orpe 4 Sunday and it was a ~hitler Ave Columbus paTheamFesshennar . • · mston" ·· 86S' C' t 81 • b1g r~ghfhander worked "~ · reman· class . 24 game;, openDayton were I avored I• lo- In 12 or Ihe1r Final llouDd The .· . · 01ghl's first round of the NCAA ing the season w1th a ll9-51 Duke 7l, Nortb Carolina St. 66 Consolation innm 5 lor the Dave POMEROY LANES Fifte_el! llve-111en teams and l the most, 18, wmnlng B « Mid-East Regional basketball thrashmg of Wmdsor and· a 120. NCAA T lll'llameDI NCAA At Fresno, Calli. h th R S .0 Mood Mix d Leagae II individual bowlera from the ter grades. Below, namea Ill 2 81 e f0 tuumament - consid.,.ed the 79 shellackmg of :<ortheasl At ~~e.:U., Pa Paeiflc C<laol R~glonal, Final :::;'~'· J' · Fe:..., ~ 1111 two .county ll'eS are entered bold type had all A gradea. · toughest of the four r~lonafs Missouri ~ Reg! ' al a1 Nevada 74 San Diego 7l appas was 0 ow Y 1m ' p ID~ in the tournament, which be- SENIORS - Lllflcbla Gelef. •• . ..a.1em on n Conaoiat'100 O'Toole Joey Jay and Jack 0 .. Bev I F beo Barban w-L~Gn the way to the NCAA chamHWtoppm Rankled Long Island r1 Cheyney 64 Ea Bafdsch~n in the sev"' inning Patsies er Y or , ~ 41 gaa Man:!> 5, and runs through pionship. Western Kentucky played all Albright 78 Drexel Tech 81 st contest and between the~ they Blaettnars t4 May l Charlotte Rupe, Nancy Li!Do Loyola's Ramblers take on year in the shadow of big bro"consolation _ Fordram 82 Mlinbattan 72 allowed two hits Bee Cee'• First bowlers to see action bert, Jane LUC8•, Cheryl Loll& 31 17th-rated Wester• Kentucky, er Kentucky, the fop team In NCAA AI Altron, Ohio \ Nyack 92 Eastern Nazarene 79 ' · LoBo's will hf the Master Feed and Linda Davis, David Peterao!l, 38 the wurnament's mystery team, the Untied Press International Mideast Regional Final Williams 89 Wesleyan 73 Utility man Marty Keough Ashland 011 34 Seed Team of which Gilbert Bob Thoma•, Ra~y V a I e I, COWMBUS (UP!) - Ohio's go-go basketball fiUI"'Ivon hit the dlstricl fournsment stase this . week ~ith oaly 126 of the Original 866 high oebool teams atlll allv11 alter two week• of I'Ubh~nto R.H ££man ' I Ohio's Go-Go ..Sufvivors, 126 of 'em, · The morning star is Venus The evening stars are Jupiter CARS I 1 2--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlep,orl, 0., March ?~ 1988 THE DAILY SENTINEL ; .• • ·• • DEVOTED ·ro IN'fEIIBIIT Ill Today~ March 7.! 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Pb: 'NY 23666 between 6 aid 7 p. m. .,. ~only. 3 4 3le -KITCHEN ···- -· help and car hop Apply in C row's Steak House. 3 S ttc NQ I .I, ·~ , t ' I 1, ~ , -· ·------s 'alillra~a.i ~ 1 ,\RRJED couple for ge~~eral ••~•~ooa.&&za 1arming wilb beef Clltle. .. . . . . . . . . . . . 0 .. Home. utilitlea ad nps.. Gilt 'I allli. 17 .... , • NPar Pomeroy. Wtlle refer. ' ~t 71' :::a~ cn<"es and delallld .&~reg lo ~~m•a._.,..,__.m t ~ MASSEY FEJtGU!ION dleaeL Plowa, UIIrl, mower 111111 front elld loader. Pearl _Wll· ~· . 'T\JFF~ WA~ F1rm Machlneay ' .... :;;./ MY l'Ml·YEAR-oLD eoN r Hox 147, LaJremcn, Oblo. ' dirty, blad< cisrem 'll'll<t o night-md tho S 6 Me ~ '· cOMIN~~ ro nl' W!I?E! 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OPIIICI MIOUII. l"'rra .-.roiUUI HQ,Uire4. QIAIJIT A LEETLE DAB OF CARI>·PLAV?N' MONEY? h'"""' ..- ,. Pcunerav Motor. Co. modem I · - .._ · - ... ... ........,. llut: be wlllllq to n- funllllbed I 3 niOJIII LoW IIDd utllltlea. Olats Bulldblg, WY U14L 2 u lfe -rt.na loeale 1011 tra..l. W>lte otaUDI •uallllcauona '" =ru=M"'=,s=ae=:o,..--apartm=:-:en:-:-t, raqms and bath. 390 s. .,ALCAI LI'L ABNER • .,... ••-D , PIIIONHII. MANA.II NEW HOJ,LAND t SIGNS ., MAW-·CAN VE SPAI~E • 3 • Ave., M1ddleport. can WY 211tfe MACHINE CO. ~ Dit. II ._.., &1114 COJJt• NEW HOLLAND, PA• ' I 1:11 A. M. .. 1:11 P. M. OIIIV ~ M. .. 'IMI .... lltt.I,..Y llll 1n 10 IAIY TO PLACI A RIIULT PIODUCIH WANT AD ( C.rd Of TIYnb By HOWIE SCHNEIDI!I · Ek • M'I!J!k' L I I - 1'1.-1 ltJ REAL E'STAT\0. ! 1 \AJOR.SHIP nu: GR<MJD SHE WALk.~ 01-J ! ti"'ii I 1 By Kl... •·•~ GAS"L?NI! ALLEY lhat makew me feel . I a little .iI better, Walt- i , I I I \ ,, \l.·. · li& BORN LOSER I , i By CHESTER GO' JLD DICK TRACY l WI>.D OF STEEL 1-~•ND WHATS LEFT OF TWO PEOPLE . By HAROLD GRAY L?TTLE ORPHAN ANNII LEAPIM" .UZAQOS, ,.IS ,.IHq 15 h AND FIGGERIN' 111'10 SlART 9QIN ' / IN T~IS JOINT~ I'M ABOUT QOIN' 6Tli;? CI?P.'I.V! .. ' By V. T. HAMLIN ...c»t..OU., HANDLE lTr ·'' SUR!! .. No More Dfrtr ClsternWatw By RAEBURN VAN BUREN ABBIE AND SLATS Now you caa dar 11p • • If FT. Lawrence Reed, Rt. I, Middle- .J,~ JU ~ JOII Will _';:.U:U ' .r} ,~. 41ooD USED power glide transmisslou for 59 or 60 model Chevrolet; Call Mason 1112. s t Me PAIR Ol UHd tractor Urea, loll or ~- Collaet: Bill l!l. llrueaer, Jlllemllle, 14 I, Oldo. 14 Sip I 8RQTIE A6001> UUA8'/! . ® " ' 0 I 1 u5ED TiJ DR.:JD EVtRYTH I"..G AND eJCK WHEN I CliME ID I'.ORK LA5T NIGH\ B0 I CHI'CKeD MTH THE LANDL•DY &v' PHONE . HI~ FEVeR. WA5 UP. MY FUOR eAeY COULDNT "TCH HI~ ORoATH ! RUN WrlEN MY 1'\\'IN'5 WER::. ~1-:K. . ..· i1 ., .. , BARWICK~ CARPET :.::.r:.:.:u.- WY . . . .. WYSGI. I I _i MW 'lqm .!TSd 1 l' "' 1 ·aat: ,m)1i51 (~ ·rtqqll .. l t]95Ill• yet. Price Stnt At • FREE ESTIMATES! . II 7 7 ••z•o•x ••• PDa ll ~ !IMA , XBaXI'P PDX OXOP; 0'!'1' POAZI I - I !. U -.# _ :-ftiiMIN & ABBOTT i llfl!l-\1 N. 2nd Avo. Mkfdlapolt, 0, " I I I ' , n ..,~ ' "lOS I ' l'•;rzo.-oYJr'!'!I.LfJ .omoH ·I \ e . UP TO 5 YIARI TO PA't •••••~ Ull9l l .mil'\1£1~ ( IXPIIT ?NITALLAT?ON t in~ By RALPH HE?MDAHL ! .1. ~DOP 5 200 Patttrn• & colorl •. . • I 4 3tc liOIIll, , . . . "\...... J I S.levt From· Ov.,. peno.. a ' oHerculon Acrilon o Nylon WANTEQ; aperleaced keeper lO ~ by week. have ~c.. Must bave trausporlalloa. Pb: 'NY 23666 between 6 aid 7 p. m. .,. ~only. 3 4 3le -KITCHEN ···- -· help and car hop Apply in C row's Steak House. 3 S ttc NQ I .I, ·~ , t ' I 1, ~ , -· ·------s 'alillra~a.i ~ 1 ,\RRJED couple for ge~~eral ••~•~ooa.&&za 1arming wilb beef Clltle. .. . . . . . . . . . . . 0 .. Home. utilitlea ad nps.. Gilt 'I allli. 17 .... , • NPar Pomeroy. Wtlle refer. ' ~t 71' :::a~ cn<"es and delallld .&~reg lo ~~m•a._.,..,__.m t ~ MASSEY FEJtGU!ION dleaeL Plowa, UIIrl, mower 111111 front elld loader. Pearl _Wll· ~· . 'T\JFF~ WA~ F1rm Machlneay ' .... :;;./ MY l'Ml·YEAR-oLD eoN r Hox 147, LaJremcn, Oblo. ' dirty, blad< cisrem 'll'll<t o night-md tho S 6 Me ~ '· cOMIN~~ ro nl' W!I?E! TIM!: I STOP JUST IIIORI'/VII't' ~LONG WE (OO!tf T'Gmo' STUCK ~ - 1' •J' ,... .. ...•.., ' - ., '. !, :, '" . .~. ·r '\ •uti -- �. . ,, ......... · - · ~~ . ' • - ... . . . '- ~- ....... ~ • • _ _ , ., . --~ . ~ .. . .... . . . . .. 4 '"""'"'"·--·""~··--- .. ~· • • •• , ~ .. . ,- ,.· ·Meigs..County Healtli Department , ,. ' . '' .' '• ··' I oi a. .. ' ' ·_o,;·y -~ <" ' f . iverview El~mentar yStudents Present Program with Circus Theme ebruary 25th ~ ' • ervtces £or 1 -.. The Meigs County Board of Health was organized in 192~. 11 is composed of five members, each being elected to serve a lerm of five years. In a Gener- al Health District, one of the mombers must be a physician licensed in Ohio. The members are E. F. Maag, M. D., Dale Dutton, Charles Persinger, Vir· gil Atkins, and Robert Beegle The members of a general health district are chosen by the Meigs County Public Health township trustees and the DJayors of the municipalities. This The Sanitarian takes t he davs, he must return and re- vale, Semi-Private - 365. staff. beads of all animals killed and t le~se the animal. I Milk samples. lnspections- 31. When there Is a full time reported to the Health Depart-1 He has many meetings to Foot Serivces, Licensed 85 Health Commissi~ner, he is ment to the Nelsonville Labor· .attend and inspection tours with Inspections, 221. the executive officer of t h atory for testing: checks all 'satle personnel besides his reg· Nuisances Complaints, 39. boa_rd. He must carry out animals' bites; confines the do- ular duties. Miscellaneous Inspections and pohcies and regulallons matdel meslic animals and guides the : These are some of the serv- Consultations, 103. by the board and keep MEIGS COUNTY BOARD OF HEALTH - Lett to right, front row, E. F. Maag, M.D.; Dale DuttoD, VlriU AWH: person bitten and owners of an- 1 ices perfoemd by the Sallitar- Camp and Swimming pool J.. group informed of ttb~•~::!~~::l Second row, Charles Persin&ar and Robert Beegle. imals m the proper procedures ian during 1965. spections and consultations, 9. of hil~e staff. The "' 1o be followed. School Inspections and Con- Sewage Inspections and Con· I• red by the board and ~!I-&. ill the capacity of !bel the most of their abilities. How- public Informed and in case ofactlo•, but lldl Ia OJIIy 11 1 .A.t lei an animal has ~n sultalions - 72. sultations, 74. term of off1ce Js set by Health Commissioner. ever, !be board does oot. de- an emergency endangering the last resort, and is le!dom Deed confined the required number of 1 Water samples, Public, Prl· Rabies Inspections, 19S. but can Rot be for a period Members of tho board are re- pend upon the staff entirely public health, necessary regu- ed. more than two years. Ill a for the preparatioo of but they must familiarize them- latioes must be passed to pr&o Ea~ ' beallb district 1w 1~ eral Health District be must budget a!ld lt Is their duty selves with the activities ol !be teet the community. Many • ' a licensed doctor. see that the department is health department. The bollrd times these regulations must be own ealth probleDII The bo•rd withia lha allpulat- aa,. the staff work as a team, passed as emergency measurea. of your county is Ia a better po Since tilt reslgnatlo!o of amount. one making the regulalioiiS 8Dd The Board of Health is a sitioD to deal wilb lbe prohlems Tbe detecllo•. control and 1 Seven people were admitted were positive reactors, a n d M. Boocks, M. D., as They must hirt tralaed and policies and the other abiding powerful Ioree 1n the comrnun- and Reeds than any Oil e!" lollow-up of tuberculosis is per- to the Southeast Ohio Tuber· persons were x-rayed whea Commissioner i• Meigs qualified staff members and be by them. ity. However, there are timts because of tho lmowled&a Gi tb• haps the largest program of fculosis Hospital, oAe was · determined 8J positive react-, E. F. Maag, M. D., ben 418l'laill lbe pei'SOOilll mak01 The board IIIUBI keep tba whell tha group must. 1 w court facta.of Iiiia eoUIIIy. the health department. , ehargo-' ••Jn medt <·al advtc•. Ol'li of tho local board, L During the year, five chest one was dischargl!d · clinics were held in the Health medical advice, and &9 lureDepartment. These clinics are ing visit. were mada on t.ub.,..l 1 · TB Control is Greatest Single Program School Health Program Important Tho school health program Is ooe of the mast important services offered by tho Ga!Ua Health Department. The Health Nursea rendered many services lo the pre-school and school aged children. During the year they made 208 ci'ation. school personnel, food b!:::::~: I At lhe five clinics 49 persons contacts of positive r att•nded and 210 x-rays were ,and contacts of active cases read Two new 11ctive cases el ltuberculosis -are all skin tested. h:hereulosis wtfre fouRd during jThe record shows 426 skin tests the year. were done and read. 28 persons ~;'il·''\ 1'· 1 · f ·. !,.; •'' ~-·.J ; · school visits, 247 nurse • teach- I i II p ~ er conferences, 130 vision screenings, 12 referals, 121 bearing screenings and 7 tests. STAFF MEMBERS E. F. Moog, M.D., Acting Health Commissioner. Perry Riggs, Sanitarian. Catherine Lowery, R.N., Hulth Nurse. E:dna French, R.N., Health Nurse. Beulah Strauss, Administrative Assistant, S..r• tary to the Board of Hulth, Registrar. Dorothy Edmundson, Deputy Clerk, Deputy Registrar. FEDERAL GRANT FOR CHRONIC DISEASE CONTROL PROJECT IC-35) ... , . $5,075.83 EXPENDITURES Salary . . ........... . $3,999.96 409.04 children can be imunized .. through this department. These immunizations were given during 1965, 418 dipther- •· ia • tetanus · whooping cough (Series) , 206 boosters, ll adult .,;;t~;=~~nt .~.i w~'ri.~~~·. diphtheria • tetanus (series), :rJJ diphtheria • tetanus (series) 646 boosters, 499 polio tser' ·' - vaccinations. 279 re - vaccin- ations, and 4 typhoid series. F. MAAG, M. D., Acting Health Commissioner dl&· In adition to the regular s.,.. cussing a problem with Dorothy Edmundson, D;puty vices in the schools, a new naClerk · Deputy RegiStrar. tionltide pre · school program called "Head Start" was instigated. Both of the Health Department Nurses participated in tbia program and assisl· The Administrative Assistant 1nancial report. for the Realth ed with 131 physicals. E. Health Services Operation ·c who IS tne secretary to the Commissioner, maintaifl the KI 'I Ml f It ~ ' at e RAY RIGGS And See The Completa Line Of NEW MIRCURYS & COMnS Alto There' a Alwaya 30 to 40 Good CINII UHd Core To Select Fl"'ll''l RAY RIGGS, INC. Phone 593-6601 15 N. Court St. ' SINCE SHE GO I HER NEW FLAME DOtTOR SAYS t ,p- 3 ROOMS New Furniture $299 MASON. ( I The name of the game • Is peace. ~ - - - - - Robinson's EDNA FRENCH, R.N., &Jving .. an Immunization abot to Jact Humpltre)'lo BattIe Agamst • Rabie s is Fought in 1965 ' Board of Health, and the dep· budget, prepare the Annual ReNURSING ACTIVITIES uty clerk, constitutes the dert· port, act as the purchasing ag· In addition to the School cal staff. These staff mem· ent for supplies providing the Health Services, Tuberculosis During 1965, Meigs County ·;/~illlW~iJ'i[!iT,I,'i.~"''~~Jl:;JP'\S~;if:t\J'f;J)-m; ~er: :~e an ;"teg1ral part oTfhlhe budget warrant. the purchase; Deteclion and Control, was laced with an epidemic of ~:..~~~.~-~~ oo:use of the thatheirt peldog oandwnen eould bavt ea epar men servtce. eir keep account of all monies re- Disease Co9tJ'ol, Crippled Chil· rabies In #iodlile. lo o ra es eases 8 eats innoculated. dul.ies and respon"b1litics are ccived and disbursed, keep the dren's Services, Diabetics Clinth....,, and the greater popula- The respoBH wu good but ... many and varied. They are u,. bollrd advised ~~ clerical . ac· ics and numerous ill • service The first diagnozed case was lion In tl]al area, thUs cauaing porto kftp coming Into the ually the first peopl. e you con- I'tV I't'tcs, an d pIon meeI'mgs. 011 March 20. The number of a definite ,.,bile health threat. health dep·--~• of ...• be'•• training meetings, the ,... ... ~.. '"'.. ""' Your local health tlcpartment lis under his direction. tact when you vistl '" lele- As secretary to the Board of nurses made home visit. to cases was not great until Au· The local health department exposed li> rabid BlllmiiJa and i• participating in the federal During 1965, for 29 persons on phone the department. she takes, prepares and vise families of the care gust. By the latter pari of .was assisted by representatives not having bad aall • rable1 1Health, 'h ds the 1 te October there had been 25 clln- of !be oil. S. Fish -and Wildlife innoculations, gr.lnl to cover home nursing of nursing roll, there were 373 , 'I ey work closeJy with the re~or . m nu s o1 I h e quirdaed for thde ~uted ·ent,_ ically proven cases. Twenty· Department !Division of Wild- ...__ "··-' of Health •·· the chronically ill sl home ond therapy visit.. 73 guidance visremainder of the sl<lfl and the board meetings, and at the r&gut nee an assiS m th th k nka d . ""' "'""u 1 . I bo d r I f lh bo rd ree o ese were s u an llfe) ~bto Department .of Na' placed a county -Ide .,, •• in rursing and rest homes . its and 3 auxiliary v sits. ar n health in all health ques o e a , acta as its ways 1 , .., • • ,-a. ,department programs. They t liaison. . .. . two were foxes. Twelve of lhe in'ii·' esources (Division of tine Oil dol• to oonlrol tile I Services of the Chronic Dis- Thero wer• 2% Meigs Conn- Imust have a knowledge of all In the evenl of an These VISIIII were m con· animals, all skunki, were kUI· Wildlife), Veterinary Ufiit of ber of stray clop TO!I, . : ease Contr.ol Nurse mclude I ty children seen at two ortko- services rendered by the de· cy the deputy clerk must Dection wtth cancer, ~llc ed in Pomeroy, .. aev~l . near the OhJo Department of lle&Jtb control projects bt other health edUcation, baths. ped'· cll•'fcs - cbUdren sent partment in order to be able able to perform all the fever, heart, veRerelll dilleaae, the elementary school . .BY the and Pomeroy' oHlclals. are under advfaeii!O!nt oral hygiene. care of skin, blood "' " , .., mental health and other dts- end of IJecembet• tliere ··· -were · ··, .. ·>.. • pressure, exercises, injections, to the two Cardiac Clinics in to answer telephone inquiries. of the administrative assistant. easesl there were 4m such · 48 proven cases.' 'lbree methods were · used to t~g of spring and t1tt enemas. instructions on nutri· Gallipolis and 1% ,... by non-professional questiOns and VITAL STATISTICS Its mad~~ in either the home redliCtl the sktmk pOpulation, activity Ill wlldiiit, cia1t and o.:her health needs of pla1lk 1urgeons at the two provide good public relations. The administrative assiot- people visiting the health de- The health department was polBtonod ,"'ffl, den gwing and there will. veey likely be 8110111thc patient •nd his family . Plastk Clblks held durillg the They hondle routine correspon- ant deputy clerk are also reg- part.ment. advised numerous times about trapp!ns: Theile oontroiB were er rabies epidemic iD areas oU.. . . year at GaUfpolls. The clinics denee, issue food handler's IStrar and deputy registrar of catUe, horses, dogs and caUl p~ ; in the wooded fl!· er 'thBII PGmel'O)'. Thts serVIce. shortens the pa- aro spon...-ed by !be Slate cards, issue various licenses vttal statistiCS for Meigs ed to the Divlsloa of Vital being e:rposec to rabid wildlife. eas and waSte~ on The .Dumber of rablel euea tient 's stay in the. hospitals. De~rtment of Public Wellare, and permits, maintain the files t). . llslics, Ohio Department Fortunately, no direct human lhe fringes of PGmeroy which •ln Metga County could lead to assures doctors tben• paltents Two cbildrea were afae takea ol the nursing and sanitation All btrlhs and desths which llealth In Columbus, each exposure occurred, other ~ ,werp 110.1 commoni;Ytraveled by ~ Humaa exposure or they ore receiving professional nurs- by epileptic clink•. divisions, and compile mater- occurr..t in Meigs County month. . ., three children wlio lilled and people and dom~lle anl!nals. could · cause domeatlc pell to lng skill, and that his orders ial for reports. 1909 and have bees During 19115 there were dissected a akunk. At tbe reo The project was.· C!oJisldet«< to develop rabies, who iD turn are being carried out: keeps Pablic Health ll"tbe ,.leace The duties performed by the are on file illlhe Health births and 221 dealhl commendation of the family he !1J!:Ce1Siul aa only one 'Bkunk would ~ humat!J. the doctor advised of the re- 11141 art o1 preveatlll(( disease, clerical workers varies dif· menL Certified copies of Leading causes of death these chlldre• were was killed in the .vllla&e arter!•. . sponse of the palt~nt to treat- prolonging Ufe, add promol- !rent counUes. The board in documenll! can be obtained there Cardlo Comple1, !111; glvtm. rabla ttealmei!t. ibat time. . r:!le Health It t h ment, and the atti~ude ef llle tq p~ylical and meolll floafl• this oounty has designated that for a modest fee. Vascular Accidents, From November 2nd lllrougb !!I conJu!!cti!IP' With. Ibis ,00. ' e ol "Preveutl.ve family toward the ill!lll8s. alld efficiency lbroagh orga&- the administrative lS8fslanl pre- All new births and deaths DIODla U; ~ :Jfl; November 5111, u tntenslh tliil projeo~ ~el'81 t~tes· Iilli eatclae" DO& "Cabtlft This service is available up- lzed commnolly ef!GI'I." ~re the budget, subject to recorded in the local Ia! deaths 12; Uremia, S; Other skunk control · .prognim wu iinmlzation cllriies were · lteld MecUellle." oa request of lhl doctor, and Dr. Cbarloo E. A. WiiiiAnr tbelr approval; prepare the fi. ment and the orljiAals !orward- 21, ·~, SUllblrtha, l. IDIIItnled Ia PoultirvJ• la Plllilblir llid -'l&(lepoi'& 10 - - - - • 1 he~ -rl•• ... , _ dty. ' II - I ..,. a lila 101M!H!oD tbat fllw ,_llfJSIU!rB.y AlEE I ltlliiiJ S I 7 llGIRit P~ • 1 - . ill! lit q•ln Ia ~ Klftl U., "' 12 cute poses-will be llllell. fltn II NO 081 IGATION "'bur lilY' ,V~ wiA You ..., r JlGa 1111111. Older MdllloAIII .,..,... dllect "-llll.llltdo ...... ., tD JIIIL thi~~~o W~ 11. o· [g](o1if W~'lf1®~ 1 .. ST' p INI m. CLEANING Chronically Ill Helped w Fattb Smith RUG ies), 16 boosters, 349 smallpox .. "" ,... an Meter reeently. You make ·the first move. The department recommends that children be taken to their family doctor for the irrununi· zations but if the family cannot alford lo do this, or prefer, the 393.80 ' .Compensation 213.03 $5,075.83 .- · Balance December 31, 1965 HEALTH DEPARTMENT SOURCE OF FUNDS Federal-Grant-In-Aid . . $2,050.00 State Subsidy IApprox.) . . . . 1,560.00 Local Tax . . . . . ... , . 19,186.92 Licenses .. .. .. . .. .. .. . 1,011.00 Voluntary co~trlbutions from parents for polio 76.05 $23,883.97 ~ vaccine . . .. , , .... . .. , , £lcPENDITURES Salaries .. .. . , , , ..... $13,464.98 Travt>l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,255.54 Other Expens11 5,418.62 Balance Dec. 31, 1965, due to resignation of Health Comm. . . . .•. , • , 2,744.83 $23,883.97 I J Sanitarian is Busy Man in Public Health from Columbus and is a joint Tutieiculin skin I''OJecl with the Meigs County of the methods of Tuberculosis and Health Asso- School bus drivers, lllnt with his grandmother, Bet- Sund~y afternoon. 11 1 N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. ·· ·'':! PERRY RIGGS, SANITARIAN, talking with Mrs. Helen Bailey during a food ser· munlty. It employs all persoAviee Inspection at Bailey's Restaurant in Pomeroy. nel, determines the dut'es and fiXes salaries. The beard is a policy making body, and tho policies must be carried out by the local health department conducted by a chest clinician c:ulosis patients. -Mr-.----Mri-'.~-Arlh-ur-·o;;- Roush's 5hoe Store advisory board meets the first Monday in March. The responsibilities and duties of the bollrd are many. One ol lls greatest obligations Is bcild· i11,1l and keeping a healthy com- L :.!~~~ .,..lt4 •t.lf tRaJ©JtRaJ~ n~ posed of the presidents of the ' Mr. ,lnd Mn. Keith James Circle of New HavPatrick Carleton opent aa eve- the Deal. Brinker bailie the circus. . . ":1Smith, Foster Well_., and the,lri' by HwhR •.U•I Fourth grade students 1Jur. trainer Charles Jackson. were ROW TO SHAKE .t PEST 1 learled lllraulh tiJIIl .,er. Q!ester spe!!l Tuesday ed as clowns sang "H~;·-·a well received by !be audi"'!""· Dear Helen: .._ that If 11M la't pallcl, Wid! Hr. and Mn. Robert Ladder Here's a Clowt\A lol· The finale of the ahow will! ' ' Mllher IDI L I &·-~ I ........ ud lllllily . · . tlrUI · by RIVer. Th11 almost et· """" w • lowed 'by tumbUng. lndta• an 1mpress1ve bod '" h• problem H de what happened Sha wauo.... JoM. LI!D'a Clrelt tl Dorcas apent 1 11 wrestling was displayed in the view Boy and Girl Soout Tr<.ops ery ~ •; "';me mei ~:Out ty and tryJnc ~ hard· alii SoiiCiaJ tvllliJJC with Mrs. Mary "Mighty Midget Wrestlin~ " Sec- to "There are Many Flags. yo~ ge " 0 I pel w -·--·· ha ... • -~~ lo Clrelt _ I · · . . ' betng rude• This glr• i1 okay ........, v.,. a a l i i · ond grade boys 1n !his act were followed, a,paU:wtlc slut by •lu· but not my ·type She keepa Ilk· )o1'1 her. 8ht tov11 •l:lda ud There were 33in alteAdance James Smith, Tommy ~eed dent.! of the upper grades. . t nd b the doel•'l .,_,_. - 1 • - har s.day SeiJool Jut week. Offer· 11· . . • Tt . d mgme oparesa U!linl .....,. w """ Davtd H~nnum, Robert Pterce, 1e casts tnclu ed on to me in the halls at ,.hool becallle ol the way we act. 8IJe inC wu f!S.M. The birtbday of I Jark Wells, and Timmy fla•h. BROWNIES - CaLhy Greea. and no malltr where 1 am a~ Wll worried about billa and lbe a-te lmltb wu aoted. Chest rolls head stands Debra Green, Pamela Goody, sh Sh tell ybod things aha eoulda't do for Dl ' nd th ' b tl b ' Berhara Andrew• Diane Kimes ows up. e s ever 1 ' Jim Smith of Jackson 18 a 0 er aero a c stunts Y T R ' I'm going to be her boyfriend and 10 she gotakk. And audd. . lpel!diJJC a lew daya wllb Mr Martha, Oonnle, Do~na, . and ammy ' ulh. ~eday and it's got to bo il' I crew up. and Mrs. Dan Smith IDd IIIBily. Frances Wells, Vlckte Pierce " CADETS - Karen Humpb< · big joke. I do everything but I wouldn't trade lier lor any Mr. and Mrl. Warrea Hose and J::;n. W~teh:ad ;ere well rey, Jean Whitehead, llrenda her lo Get loot," like 11- mother II the world and I'm and Tcimn\y Headley spent re1etvh 10 h el ourl bact. lth Boring, Jackie Biae. norlng her, refusing lnvltat.iona, glaG 1 came to my senses In evenlq with Mr. and Mra. s arp s. 00 er act Y Ke GIRL SCOUTS - Rutn Green, etc., hut she's ·a real leech. lime. From now o• I'll It • Vtl! Meter. Weber, DavJd Smith, Michael Jane Whitehead, Rosemary Girls have ll!is trouble with ll!ingo through her ey01 too. Spencllna Saturday eve~~: F'...,......,............,iiiii~l Btsse-11, and Tery Stetbem; a Reed, Jane Brewer, C•thy boya too. It's not that we hate Well, that'! mp story and with Mrs. Mary Circle daredevil act by Robert """'" Pkkens, Teresa Chichesltr. Con- •em, but they won't get m.. any teen-ager with mother prob- Mr. and Mra. Donald Pierce 96th Anniversary ley and Rlrhard Liter l"cre add· nle Rockhold. aage. So what comes next? _ lema please read this and lake AtbeDI, Mr. and Mra. ed features. BUGGED BUT STILL POLITE I second look at her. You may CUB SCOUTS - Robert Barchange your mllld about that Two numbers by the Rhythm her, Tommy Reed, John Smith, Dear Bugged: &rim monster! You'll aever Band opened the second hall Terry Smith, David Weber, Sometimes total franllnesa II have a better friend! - J. B. See Our Prizo Board of the show. Other features of Kippy Reed, Craig Reed, Steve the only W") . Tell this gal Thi• column iJ dedicated to the show wer~ act. of magte by Holler DarreU AUman Randy you're flattered (her Interest Ia 'I I' . 'f • DISCOUNTS clever magtctans Dale Bot:-' . ' . . mJ ~ JVmg. to J you rt bav· On All Reg. Priced Shots lion d R d Bo . Orr, Mike Larklu~. IS a complunent, you know,) mg ktd trouble or just ptaln ' bo an andyda rmg; 1. cowl. BOY SCOUTS K 'th W • but also worried because sht Is trouble, let Helen help YOU 1 ysongan ncerMme o - et eu· h · A 1 · "Jingle. Jangle, JiDJ!Ie" by slu- er, Michael Boring, Michael wast~ng er lime: • ar as She will also weleome your own dent. of Grades a and 6. "Wild Bissell, Randy Hall, David r,our re "?,ncern~. ~e word I• amusmg expe:lences. Address M B .. R Smith Jimmy B kl no·hope, but !hall only oDe Helen Bou.,; 11 care of lhio A'.:ddfoport, 0. en 1rom ornea, ()ger , uc ey. mau ., opiJuon - ao give IOlDI M CLOWNS Darrell Alima1 wspaper. • other guy a chuce." ----Teresa Chichester, Paula Hau- 11 all thla doesn't work abo'• I. I her, Randy Orr, Craig Reed, h d belled th I ft1 "G I Iris Pigott, Terry Smllb, Dnvld 80 ~t'~ won·•• sl!a .~ e 1~ · 1 OPTOMETRISl' Webet:, ·Jane Whitehead. cru ""'· COWBOYS AND COWGIRUI P.S: Dear Readers: Thh Office RoUJ'I: ll to 12. 2 to & CCiose at NooD VII _ JiMm Buckl ~·ik H 8h quest1on comes up ollolt. If any Thurs. - East Cllurt St.. Pomeroy Rlcli ey~ • • a • of you (either boy1 or alrll) y llllber, Billy O•borne, have workable ways to dillcour- ly Wayoe G. Braodlladl, M.D. ' Steven Reed' Teddy Dav1'1• ago admlrero you don't espee- Q - I •m 11 and amaU-bultRuth Green, Robin Kumphrey, Iaiiy admire I'd ilke to hear ed. If onything can bo done Jane Brewer, Alberta Jack..., them. And, 'yeo, I KNOW you about this, 1 hope 11 ••• bo Ro8emary Reed, Cathy Ptck- sl!ould bo friendly with every- done now. before I'm too old ens, Steve• Bostoo, Bertha one but aometimel tiJal reaulll A - I get maay letters comJackson. tn being monopolized by 1 bore. plaining shout the 1iez of tbe PATRIOTIC SKIT Keith In 1 later column, we'U dla- breasll!. Whether llley art too ONLY Fitch, Jonte Rockhold Milch- cuss bow not to be a bore. horge or too small, tv per cent ell Barber, Deborah 'Hauber, I'll weleome ideu bere, too - art actuaD,y within the normal fiO.OO Down - lotonct on Randy Hall, Brenda Boring, H. range and woold oot. bo conConv111lont T1nn1 Debra Filch, Jackie Bise, Jo- CONFUSING lldered unusual by anyone aanne Codner, Laura Harrlr, Dear Hele•: COpt lha poueaaor. Karen Humphrey, Shirley Lar- I'm 13. My mother wlll allow Somo girl a art olow atarll!r• kino, Avice May1, Rad!ael Plg- me to go 1teady, but aha won't and at 11 do not yet have their FURNITURE C~ ott, ~ie Rockhold, Patty let me ~o cut with a boy. And lull breast developmeat, 10 1 MASON, W. VA,• Smith, Karen Sprague; MarliD she won I let him come ta • would advise you oot. to pente Oaborne portrayed Uncle Sam. ma. He can't even walk me ll!lpectally since little eoa ~ RHYTHM BAND Leon home. Some of boys I've liked dooe aboulll 01cepl plut.lc ourColeman Patricia Boslton say !bey would IIIIo ta meet ber gery and that Is ofte1 UDIIIU. Ina Oole'maa, Eddie Dailey: but aha doeso't want ta meet !Bctory. Teehniques aad matarUnda Dodd, John Evaas, Tam- them. J.la for this purpe"' art bell!& my Fitch, Stepheo Rauber, I don't believe In getting Ill· improved but art atUIIar from J19blly Headl~ Barl!ara Hell: ious about ono boy, but I AM Ideal. derson, Judy 'H~ta-. Michaei &oilll 1teady witb ll!ia nice boy, II hal bee• truly aal4 that enSmith, Teresa Smith, warren and wish my mother would larglng 11ii breaaq ·~s 1101 1 SJrtilh, Jenay Sprague, Jull let me dalt him. - TROUB- bona ncta one-way ticket 1o Whitehead, Jack Goody, · Tim- LED aociallllctoll. Your beat COUI'H my Hash, Tammy Ruth 11om· Dear Troubled: il ta work •• developing , my Reed, Kathy a.-, 'Georce l'_m with JOur mother. 011 lha radiant peroonallly and foJ1tl Pickens, David Hatmum, JU11e dating rule, but r do thtni 11M about 111ur alleged halldlcap. Jack11011, Joelle11 Wells J 0 b n ·sloould relu • btl about lelllag After all, 110M ol 111 11 perftcl. Hander10n, Melinda ' Evans, your "steady" walk you home Robert Pierce, James Smith, Ill come to see you. Q - I aDI • widow, 13. Five Sheri Bramer, Doris Wels. •In case adult readerl woa- ~ara ago my left breast was Mrs. Nea.. waa urisled by der how a 13-year-old can "IO removed, followed by X-ray IA!acbers Mnt. Osburn Mrs steady" and remain date!..._ treatments. Ever sblce thea my Myers, Mra. Mrtb, Mr~. Franz: It's eaay, wilb the jultr hiib left arm bu boa lwoUen and Mn. Suttle, and Mn. Weber. achool crowd. You almp!y walt Iader. What <II bo dona to Muino Whiteheod waa the ..,. don the halls IIIII eat lunch make ft more comfortable! oompuist. together, ud yon'rt 'goilll A - Your lrlD hu enlar(ed ~ Stage maugen were llelty rteady" . . And lbla, more becat11e In removillltbe breut, ,. Pitch alld Donald Bl1111bart. than any ~r one reuo1, II lht l,ympbatic vessels drainill --why the btgh liCbool bunch II your arm were 11.0 remOted. kicking the habit. AL'I]ulrlng Normal dralno&t Is Wlually r• VNDEROOES SURGERY 10melhil!l yo!D' kid sister II- t&lablished alter four tr lift The Peace Corps MONTREAL (UP!) -Jaques ready bu maltea you IMI jull montbo but I!UIJ llkt 1uqer Washington, D.C. 20525' Laperrfere of tho Mootreal too utterly juvealla. - H. Make sure your 11- ~ Canadleps underwent IIIII'JierY Dear Helea: loost at all timet uri avoid 0 Please send me information Sunday to repair a l!gameat Lately l'•e reed a lol obout wearing rinp or braceleto 011 0 PleawiCild me an applillation which waa lorD In lha II'Oiher-daugbter ligbts, 10 I your left side. CuaCIIII!I-Iletrllil lamt latur· decided to wrilt 1boul ID)' oa- KeepJnc your left arm llenled ola1 Dfght. ' perlence. My mother, two lJro. u much altha time u paaalble !hera and I used to llgbt - . llld moving your lingm 1111 N•ot.ut.ly. Thla baa l!eea goiag 011 wrlsll •ISorourly aaveral 11meo . ever aiDce wa WI D1J father a day will aid In tllabllahlna IWO JWI 1110. aotmal draiup. Iii boalde your Ad&--~·--------------~ Lall woelt D1J D10ibor went dreuing tabla al illgbt, eltvalt 18 tha hoapflal, IIIII 111 kldl are your elbow Cl! a few boolu u. ,CltJ.~-----at.a71DC with my IIIICia. Ra ll!d beplng your bead troet, 'l!rJIIb his family art ftrJ kind, but uri eomb your hair wilb your Sta:te•~------.J.Zip Cod,~~,,.---I've loud out 10 - cu take ltfl arm. Blart. alowly and tho p!ace of my mother. I willb lllarea.. lba uercilll a Billa there wu a l'ourW.JIIIJ-llkt each day. Gradually 1111 & r.-roy WY 2-5421 way to tell b.- how much I ...U for 1upporl Middleport WY N130 tavt her IIIII 11Jprlcialt nery- '!bell and other ...!:~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!=!!!!!!!!!!L~!!!!!!!I!!!I!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Jj_~th~l•l~llbe~~llaa~~del~t!:.._ _ ltavt helped many olhero 1fb JIOII 1114 art dllel'ibtl' a "IMp •Younoll lo IIMviQ," whld! ,.. - let by 1ll'lllal to the Alllerlcan ~ SoclUJ (UJ West fllb St., New York, N. Y. IOOlt) ar 18 tho locol 1Jrucb The t.lircu• them• was used for the prograll\ presented . by the students of R~vervte.v S<:hool, Friday evening, February the d'treel'ton of M 25 under . rs. Ahco Nease, vocal Instructor of the Eastern L•cal Srhool District : Michael Bormg, sev•nth g d ld · ra e s u ent, served as rmg. master and announced the "'' of the. show. The entire cast wa 8 ift tlte opening number by sinp,;ng and narading to the song, "Th.e Cirrus Is Here." Jane Whitehead, dressed as a bollerma concluded the number with ~ dance and verse invilation to ol London and Mr. and SALE Advisory Council, which is !!Om· " HELEN HELP .. Us. • Carmel Society Notes !~· """ic Maintaining a Healthy Community ,, f F_ 0 • " ,I . I I ., physlclans, ONE DAY ONLYI .... e ••m• PICP•• J11n 'lr 11 WBSI VALl STlJDIOI b lllllr polftlll Ill ~ 2MCtl IIP-!OtW call~,.,...,.. ;1 IIU. . . • 11 $ ._ 'f7}Je,lt . MMn Pomeroy, 0. WI'*ES,D,tY, MARCH 9th- 10 AM to .N6''Aill!o!NTMENI NECISSARYI •••••••r !1--• WI. ~SQ~'S LAUNDRAMAT ... ~ . 6 PM doclor 11)'1 II myCOiil flmloidtl. II itll!'io!ll? I1 lhart 117 eure lor II? A D11 lit a llowl]' evo!YiJJC meJt.,.•'l akiD ...... that Ia cllaraeteriaed by llllllllplt ... llll!n of widely filled appaaruee. 'lbe euaat fa lllllltowa. B:arl]' lrtalmeot wilb X-ray wm IOIIHIIuwl CUrt II. " reeeut .... 1!11'1 111111 lbel a radloaeli¥t llllfa drvc taka bJ -.111 wUI ..tnl IIIII diNL... IIIJ 80RQ ' •u ..~ ,...... . . . ..... _...... ......... r· ,~ Wfll I+ , . , . _ . . . . . . . . . . ;tML ll!a,.... tllllr'l it ltal- btu • Yu I ........ ~ ............ rc - Gas _l!alllllr . . . M -• .._ .... a ...... llf?lllr---il-----~~ ..-.----.~--I GLADS'roNB:, N.J. (UP!) 'lbe llllltaaJ tbz • da7 eJta. pioalhlp ..-1 bone trlall, '111-.1 bJ tlta Ullllld llatel eqlllltrlaD lelm, wiU bt held bore · Ju111 l•U. ll wu _..DIIatd ·>dl ,, ' 1i -l!alllllr MC lUi . . . llllllitor* tl deiMrill tlul>-... fllllot - · pollaf -I ..... ··~S'J •• iJ - - · ...., - ill -·· quid<I Ges -........ ........ t11w s .... Olfr Ill _, • tliOuld be. Ill loot- ...... ,...,. ..... h 0 dI ,., ........... _ ... _""* /lllt(f . . .I .. illl · ' ~- hoUr, !(181'111 l!eilllot- ....... ,..,.it.~ ..., - , . . .... alii thetloinp,........ I Jlllll9" » .,.n: w-. .... .1 1 ui l~lO ~?.9 'JQ (l,fl'("tf19 " !bl'l 1;:i o:orb ,,ri'r ..~~ u , .. ilii:.OS 1 910 ----------...----·--·---- [JII) .ns ' ~'!} ..,.' " '.0., ·• :~ �. . ,, ......... · - · ~~ . ' • - ... . . . '- ~- ....... ~ • • _ _ , ., . --~ . ~ .. . .... . . . . .. 4 '"""'"'"·--·""~··--- .. ~· • • •• , ~ .. . ,- ,.· ·Meigs..County Healtli Department , ,. ' . '' .' '• ··' I oi a. .. ' ' ·_o,;·y -~ <" ' f . iverview El~mentar yStudents Present Program with Circus Theme ebruary 25th ~ ' • ervtces £or 1 -.. The Meigs County Board of Health was organized in 192~. 11 is composed of five members, each being elected to serve a lerm of five years. In a Gener- al Health District, one of the mombers must be a physician licensed in Ohio. The members are E. F. Maag, M. D., Dale Dutton, Charles Persinger, Vir· gil Atkins, and Robert Beegle The members of a general health district are chosen by the Meigs County Public Health township trustees and the DJayors of the municipalities. This The Sanitarian takes t he davs, he must return and re- vale, Semi-Private - 365. staff. beads of all animals killed and t le~se the animal. I Milk samples. lnspections- 31. When there Is a full time reported to the Health Depart-1 He has many meetings to Foot Serivces, Licensed 85 Health Commissi~ner, he is ment to the Nelsonville Labor· .attend and inspection tours with Inspections, 221. the executive officer of t h atory for testing: checks all 'satle personnel besides his reg· Nuisances Complaints, 39. boa_rd. He must carry out animals' bites; confines the do- ular duties. Miscellaneous Inspections and pohcies and regulallons matdel meslic animals and guides the : These are some of the serv- Consultations, 103. by the board and keep MEIGS COUNTY BOARD OF HEALTH - Lett to right, front row, E. F. Maag, M.D.; Dale DuttoD, VlriU AWH: person bitten and owners of an- 1 ices perfoemd by the Sallitar- Camp and Swimming pool J.. group informed of ttb~•~::!~~::l Second row, Charles Persin&ar and Robert Beegle. imals m the proper procedures ian during 1965. spections and consultations, 9. of hil~e staff. The "' 1o be followed. School Inspections and Con- Sewage Inspections and Con· I• red by the board and ~!I-&. ill the capacity of !bel the most of their abilities. How- public Informed and in case ofactlo•, but lldl Ia OJIIy 11 1 .A.t lei an animal has ~n sultalions - 72. sultations, 74. term of off1ce Js set by Health Commissioner. ever, !be board does oot. de- an emergency endangering the last resort, and is le!dom Deed confined the required number of 1 Water samples, Public, Prl· Rabies Inspections, 19S. but can Rot be for a period Members of tho board are re- pend upon the staff entirely public health, necessary regu- ed. more than two years. Ill a for the preparatioo of but they must familiarize them- latioes must be passed to pr&o Ea~ ' beallb district 1w 1~ eral Health District be must budget a!ld lt Is their duty selves with the activities ol !be teet the community. Many • ' a licensed doctor. see that the department is health department. The bollrd times these regulations must be own ealth probleDII The bo•rd withia lha allpulat- aa,. the staff work as a team, passed as emergency measurea. of your county is Ia a better po Since tilt reslgnatlo!o of amount. one making the regulalioiiS 8Dd The Board of Health is a sitioD to deal wilb lbe prohlems Tbe detecllo•. control and 1 Seven people were admitted were positive reactors, a n d M. Boocks, M. D., as They must hirt tralaed and policies and the other abiding powerful Ioree 1n the comrnun- and Reeds than any Oil e!" lollow-up of tuberculosis is per- to the Southeast Ohio Tuber· persons were x-rayed whea Commissioner i• Meigs qualified staff members and be by them. ity. However, there are timts because of tho lmowled&a Gi tb• haps the largest program of fculosis Hospital, oAe was · determined 8J positive react-, E. F. Maag, M. D., ben 418l'laill lbe pei'SOOilll mak01 The board IIIUBI keep tba whell tha group must. 1 w court facta.of Iiiia eoUIIIy. the health department. , ehargo-' ••Jn medt <·al advtc•. Ol'li of tho local board, L During the year, five chest one was dischargl!d · clinics were held in the Health medical advice, and &9 lureDepartment. These clinics are ing visit. were mada on t.ub.,..l 1 · TB Control is Greatest Single Program School Health Program Important Tho school health program Is ooe of the mast important services offered by tho Ga!Ua Health Department. The Health Nursea rendered many services lo the pre-school and school aged children. During the year they made 208 ci'ation. school personnel, food b!:::::~: I At lhe five clinics 49 persons contacts of positive r att•nded and 210 x-rays were ,and contacts of active cases read Two new 11ctive cases el ltuberculosis -are all skin tested. h:hereulosis wtfre fouRd during jThe record shows 426 skin tests the year. were done and read. 28 persons ~;'il·''\ 1'· 1 · f ·. !,.; •'' ~-·.J ; · school visits, 247 nurse • teach- I i II p ~ er conferences, 130 vision screenings, 12 referals, 121 bearing screenings and 7 tests. STAFF MEMBERS E. F. Moog, M.D., Acting Health Commissioner. Perry Riggs, Sanitarian. Catherine Lowery, R.N., Hulth Nurse. E:dna French, R.N., Health Nurse. Beulah Strauss, Administrative Assistant, S..r• tary to the Board of Hulth, Registrar. Dorothy Edmundson, Deputy Clerk, Deputy Registrar. FEDERAL GRANT FOR CHRONIC DISEASE CONTROL PROJECT IC-35) ... , . $5,075.83 EXPENDITURES Salary . . ........... . $3,999.96 409.04 children can be imunized .. through this department. These immunizations were given during 1965, 418 dipther- •· ia • tetanus · whooping cough (Series) , 206 boosters, ll adult .,;;t~;=~~nt .~.i w~'ri.~~~·. diphtheria • tetanus (series), :rJJ diphtheria • tetanus (series) 646 boosters, 499 polio tser' ·' - vaccinations. 279 re - vaccin- ations, and 4 typhoid series. F. MAAG, M. D., Acting Health Commissioner dl&· In adition to the regular s.,.. cussing a problem with Dorothy Edmundson, D;puty vices in the schools, a new naClerk · Deputy RegiStrar. tionltide pre · school program called "Head Start" was instigated. Both of the Health Department Nurses participated in tbia program and assisl· The Administrative Assistant 1nancial report. for the Realth ed with 131 physicals. E. Health Services Operation ·c who IS tne secretary to the Commissioner, maintaifl the KI 'I Ml f It ~ ' at e RAY RIGGS And See The Completa Line Of NEW MIRCURYS & COMnS Alto There' a Alwaya 30 to 40 Good CINII UHd Core To Select Fl"'ll''l RAY RIGGS, INC. Phone 593-6601 15 N. Court St. ' SINCE SHE GO I HER NEW FLAME DOtTOR SAYS t ,p- 3 ROOMS New Furniture $299 MASON. ( I The name of the game • Is peace. ~ - - - - - Robinson's EDNA FRENCH, R.N., &Jving .. an Immunization abot to Jact Humpltre)'lo BattIe Agamst • Rabie s is Fought in 1965 ' Board of Health, and the dep· budget, prepare the Annual ReNURSING ACTIVITIES uty clerk, constitutes the dert· port, act as the purchasing ag· In addition to the School cal staff. These staff mem· ent for supplies providing the Health Services, Tuberculosis During 1965, Meigs County ·;/~illlW~iJ'i[!iT,I,'i.~"''~~Jl:;JP'\S~;if:t\J'f;J)-m; ~er: :~e an ;"teg1ral part oTfhlhe budget warrant. the purchase; Deteclion and Control, was laced with an epidemic of ~:..~~~.~-~~ oo:use of the thatheirt peldog oandwnen eould bavt ea epar men servtce. eir keep account of all monies re- Disease Co9tJ'ol, Crippled Chil· rabies In #iodlile. lo o ra es eases 8 eats innoculated. dul.ies and respon"b1litics are ccived and disbursed, keep the dren's Services, Diabetics Clinth....,, and the greater popula- The respoBH wu good but ... many and varied. They are u,. bollrd advised ~~ clerical . ac· ics and numerous ill • service The first diagnozed case was lion In tl]al area, thUs cauaing porto kftp coming Into the ually the first peopl. e you con- I'tV I't'tcs, an d pIon meeI'mgs. 011 March 20. The number of a definite ,.,bile health threat. health dep·--~• of ...• be'•• training meetings, the ,... ... ~.. '"'.. ""' Your local health tlcpartment lis under his direction. tact when you vistl '" lele- As secretary to the Board of nurses made home visit. to cases was not great until Au· The local health department exposed li> rabid BlllmiiJa and i• participating in the federal During 1965, for 29 persons on phone the department. she takes, prepares and vise families of the care gust. By the latter pari of .was assisted by representatives not having bad aall • rable1 1Health, 'h ds the 1 te October there had been 25 clln- of !be oil. S. Fish -and Wildlife innoculations, gr.lnl to cover home nursing of nursing roll, there were 373 , 'I ey work closeJy with the re~or . m nu s o1 I h e quirdaed for thde ~uted ·ent,_ ically proven cases. Twenty· Department !Division of Wild- ...__ "··-' of Health •·· the chronically ill sl home ond therapy visit.. 73 guidance visremainder of the sl<lfl and the board meetings, and at the r&gut nee an assiS m th th k nka d . ""' "'""u 1 . I bo d r I f lh bo rd ree o ese were s u an llfe) ~bto Department .of Na' placed a county -Ide .,, •• in rursing and rest homes . its and 3 auxiliary v sits. ar n health in all health ques o e a , acta as its ways 1 , .., • • ,-a. ,department programs. They t liaison. . .. . two were foxes. Twelve of lhe in'ii·' esources (Division of tine Oil dol• to oonlrol tile I Services of the Chronic Dis- Thero wer• 2% Meigs Conn- Imust have a knowledge of all In the evenl of an These VISIIII were m con· animals, all skunki, were kUI· Wildlife), Veterinary Ufiit of ber of stray clop TO!I, . : ease Contr.ol Nurse mclude I ty children seen at two ortko- services rendered by the de· cy the deputy clerk must Dection wtth cancer, ~llc ed in Pomeroy, .. aev~l . near the OhJo Department of lle&Jtb control projects bt other health edUcation, baths. ped'· cll•'fcs - cbUdren sent partment in order to be able able to perform all the fever, heart, veRerelll dilleaae, the elementary school . .BY the and Pomeroy' oHlclals. are under advfaeii!O!nt oral hygiene. care of skin, blood "' " , .., mental health and other dts- end of IJecembet• tliere ··· -were · ··, .. ·>.. • pressure, exercises, injections, to the two Cardiac Clinics in to answer telephone inquiries. of the administrative assistant. easesl there were 4m such · 48 proven cases.' 'lbree methods were · used to t~g of spring and t1tt enemas. instructions on nutri· Gallipolis and 1% ,... by non-professional questiOns and VITAL STATISTICS Its mad~~ in either the home redliCtl the sktmk pOpulation, activity Ill wlldiiit, cia1t and o.:her health needs of pla1lk 1urgeons at the two provide good public relations. The administrative assiot- people visiting the health de- The health department was polBtonod ,"'ffl, den gwing and there will. veey likely be 8110111thc patient •nd his family . Plastk Clblks held durillg the They hondle routine correspon- ant deputy clerk are also reg- part.ment. advised numerous times about trapp!ns: Theile oontroiB were er rabies epidemic iD areas oU.. . . year at GaUfpolls. The clinics denee, issue food handler's IStrar and deputy registrar of catUe, horses, dogs and caUl p~ ; in the wooded fl!· er 'thBII PGmel'O)'. Thts serVIce. shortens the pa- aro spon...-ed by !be Slate cards, issue various licenses vttal statistiCS for Meigs ed to the Divlsloa of Vital being e:rposec to rabid wildlife. eas and waSte~ on The .Dumber of rablel euea tient 's stay in the. hospitals. De~rtment of Public Wellare, and permits, maintain the files t). . llslics, Ohio Department Fortunately, no direct human lhe fringes of PGmeroy which •ln Metga County could lead to assures doctors tben• paltents Two cbildrea were afae takea ol the nursing and sanitation All btrlhs and desths which llealth In Columbus, each exposure occurred, other ~ ,werp 110.1 commoni;Ytraveled by ~ Humaa exposure or they ore receiving professional nurs- by epileptic clink•. divisions, and compile mater- occurr..t in Meigs County month. . ., three children wlio lilled and people and dom~lle anl!nals. could · cause domeatlc pell to lng skill, and that his orders ial for reports. 1909 and have bees During 19115 there were dissected a akunk. At tbe reo The project was.· C!oJisldet«< to develop rabies, who iD turn are being carried out: keeps Pablic Health ll"tbe ,.leace The duties performed by the are on file illlhe Health births and 221 dealhl commendation of the family he !1J!:Ce1Siul aa only one 'Bkunk would ~ humat!J. the doctor advised of the re- 11141 art o1 preveatlll(( disease, clerical workers varies dif· menL Certified copies of Leading causes of death these chlldre• were was killed in the .vllla&e arter!•. . sponse of the palt~nt to treat- prolonging Ufe, add promol- !rent counUes. The board in documenll! can be obtained there Cardlo Comple1, !111; glvtm. rabla ttealmei!t. ibat time. . r:!le Health It t h ment, and the atti~ude ef llle tq p~ylical and meolll floafl• this oounty has designated that for a modest fee. Vascular Accidents, From November 2nd lllrougb !!I conJu!!cti!IP' With. Ibis ,00. ' e ol "Preveutl.ve family toward the ill!lll8s. alld efficiency lbroagh orga&- the administrative lS8fslanl pre- All new births and deaths DIODla U; ~ :Jfl; November 5111, u tntenslh tliil projeo~ ~el'81 t~tes· Iilli eatclae" DO& "Cabtlft This service is available up- lzed commnolly ef!GI'I." ~re the budget, subject to recorded in the local Ia! deaths 12; Uremia, S; Other skunk control · .prognim wu iinmlzation cllriies were · lteld MecUellle." oa request of lhl doctor, and Dr. Cbarloo E. A. WiiiiAnr tbelr approval; prepare the fi. ment and the orljiAals !orward- 21, ·~, SUllblrtha, l. IDIIItnled Ia PoultirvJ• la Plllilblir llid -'l&(lepoi'& 10 - - - - • 1 he~ -rl•• ... , _ dty. ' II - I ..,. a lila 101M!H!oD tbat fllw ,_llfJSIU!rB.y AlEE I ltlliiiJ S I 7 llGIRit P~ • 1 - . ill! lit q•ln Ia ~ Klftl U., "' 12 cute poses-will be llllell. fltn II NO 081 IGATION "'bur lilY' ,V~ wiA You ..., r JlGa 1111111. Older MdllloAIII .,..,... dllect "-llll.llltdo ...... ., tD JIIIL thi~~~o W~ 11. o· [g](o1if W~'lf1®~ 1 .. ST' p INI m. CLEANING Chronically Ill Helped w Fattb Smith RUG ies), 16 boosters, 349 smallpox .. "" ,... an Meter reeently. You make ·the first move. The department recommends that children be taken to their family doctor for the irrununi· zations but if the family cannot alford lo do this, or prefer, the 393.80 ' .Compensation 213.03 $5,075.83 .- · Balance December 31, 1965 HEALTH DEPARTMENT SOURCE OF FUNDS Federal-Grant-In-Aid . . $2,050.00 State Subsidy IApprox.) . . . . 1,560.00 Local Tax . . . . . ... , . 19,186.92 Licenses .. .. .. . .. .. .. . 1,011.00 Voluntary co~trlbutions from parents for polio 76.05 $23,883.97 ~ vaccine . . .. , , .... . .. , , £lcPENDITURES Salaries .. .. . , , , ..... $13,464.98 Travt>l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,255.54 Other Expens11 5,418.62 Balance Dec. 31, 1965, due to resignation of Health Comm. . . . .•. , • , 2,744.83 $23,883.97 I J Sanitarian is Busy Man in Public Health from Columbus and is a joint Tutieiculin skin I''OJecl with the Meigs County of the methods of Tuberculosis and Health Asso- School bus drivers, lllnt with his grandmother, Bet- Sund~y afternoon. 11 1 N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. ·· ·'':! PERRY RIGGS, SANITARIAN, talking with Mrs. Helen Bailey during a food ser· munlty. It employs all persoAviee Inspection at Bailey's Restaurant in Pomeroy. nel, determines the dut'es and fiXes salaries. The beard is a policy making body, and tho policies must be carried out by the local health department conducted by a chest clinician c:ulosis patients. -Mr-.----Mri-'.~-Arlh-ur-·o;;- Roush's 5hoe Store advisory board meets the first Monday in March. The responsibilities and duties of the bollrd are many. One ol lls greatest obligations Is bcild· i11,1l and keeping a healthy com- L :.!~~~ .,..lt4 •t.lf tRaJ©JtRaJ~ n~ posed of the presidents of the ' Mr. ,lnd Mn. Keith James Circle of New HavPatrick Carleton opent aa eve- the Deal. Brinker bailie the circus. . . ":1Smith, Foster Well_., and the,lri' by HwhR •.U•I Fourth grade students 1Jur. trainer Charles Jackson. were ROW TO SHAKE .t PEST 1 learled lllraulh tiJIIl .,er. Q!ester spe!!l Tuesday ed as clowns sang "H~;·-·a well received by !be audi"'!""· Dear Helen: .._ that If 11M la't pallcl, Wid! Hr. and Mn. Robert Ladder Here's a Clowt\A lol· The finale of the ahow will! ' ' Mllher IDI L I &·-~ I ........ ud lllllily . · . tlrUI · by RIVer. Th11 almost et· """" w • lowed 'by tumbUng. lndta• an 1mpress1ve bod '" h• problem H de what happened Sha wauo.... JoM. LI!D'a Clrelt tl Dorcas apent 1 11 wrestling was displayed in the view Boy and Girl Soout Tr<.ops ery ~ •; "';me mei ~:Out ty and tryJnc ~ hard· alii SoiiCiaJ tvllliJJC with Mrs. Mary "Mighty Midget Wrestlin~ " Sec- to "There are Many Flags. yo~ ge " 0 I pel w -·--·· ha ... • -~~ lo Clrelt _ I · · . . ' betng rude• This glr• i1 okay ........, v.,. a a l i i · ond grade boys 1n !his act were followed, a,paU:wtlc slut by •lu· but not my ·type She keepa Ilk· )o1'1 her. 8ht tov11 •l:lda ud There were 33in alteAdance James Smith, Tommy ~eed dent.! of the upper grades. . t nd b the doel•'l .,_,_. - 1 • - har s.day SeiJool Jut week. Offer· 11· . . • Tt . d mgme oparesa U!linl .....,. w """ Davtd H~nnum, Robert Pterce, 1e casts tnclu ed on to me in the halls at ,.hool becallle ol the way we act. 8IJe inC wu f!S.M. The birtbday of I Jark Wells, and Timmy fla•h. BROWNIES - CaLhy Greea. and no malltr where 1 am a~ Wll worried about billa and lbe a-te lmltb wu aoted. Chest rolls head stands Debra Green, Pamela Goody, sh Sh tell ybod things aha eoulda't do for Dl ' nd th ' b tl b ' Berhara Andrew• Diane Kimes ows up. e s ever 1 ' Jim Smith of Jackson 18 a 0 er aero a c stunts Y T R ' I'm going to be her boyfriend and 10 she gotakk. And audd. . lpel!diJJC a lew daya wllb Mr Martha, Oonnle, Do~na, . and ammy ' ulh. ~eday and it's got to bo il' I crew up. and Mrs. Dan Smith IDd IIIBily. Frances Wells, Vlckte Pierce " CADETS - Karen Humpb< · big joke. I do everything but I wouldn't trade lier lor any Mr. and Mrl. Warrea Hose and J::;n. W~teh:ad ;ere well rey, Jean Whitehead, llrenda her lo Get loot," like 11- mother II the world and I'm and Tcimn\y Headley spent re1etvh 10 h el ourl bact. lth Boring, Jackie Biae. norlng her, refusing lnvltat.iona, glaG 1 came to my senses In evenlq with Mr. and Mra. s arp s. 00 er act Y Ke GIRL SCOUTS - Rutn Green, etc., hut she's ·a real leech. lime. From now o• I'll It • Vtl! Meter. Weber, DavJd Smith, Michael Jane Whitehead, Rosemary Girls have ll!is trouble with ll!ingo through her ey01 too. Spencllna Saturday eve~~: F'...,......,............,iiiii~l Btsse-11, and Tery Stetbem; a Reed, Jane Brewer, C•thy boya too. It's not that we hate Well, that'! mp story and with Mrs. Mary Circle daredevil act by Robert """'" Pkkens, Teresa Chichesltr. Con- •em, but they won't get m.. any teen-ager with mother prob- Mr. and Mra. Donald Pierce 96th Anniversary ley and Rlrhard Liter l"cre add· nle Rockhold. aage. So what comes next? _ lema please read this and lake AtbeDI, Mr. and Mra. ed features. BUGGED BUT STILL POLITE I second look at her. You may CUB SCOUTS - Robert Barchange your mllld about that Two numbers by the Rhythm her, Tommy Reed, John Smith, Dear Bugged: &rim monster! You'll aever Band opened the second hall Terry Smith, David Weber, Sometimes total franllnesa II have a better friend! - J. B. See Our Prizo Board of the show. Other features of Kippy Reed, Craig Reed, Steve the only W") . Tell this gal Thi• column iJ dedicated to the show wer~ act. of magte by Holler DarreU AUman Randy you're flattered (her Interest Ia 'I I' . 'f • DISCOUNTS clever magtctans Dale Bot:-' . ' . . mJ ~ JVmg. to J you rt bav· On All Reg. Priced Shots lion d R d Bo . Orr, Mike Larklu~. IS a complunent, you know,) mg ktd trouble or just ptaln ' bo an andyda rmg; 1. cowl. BOY SCOUTS K 'th W • but also worried because sht Is trouble, let Helen help YOU 1 ysongan ncerMme o - et eu· h · A 1 · "Jingle. Jangle, JiDJ!Ie" by slu- er, Michael Boring, Michael wast~ng er lime: • ar as She will also weleome your own dent. of Grades a and 6. "Wild Bissell, Randy Hall, David r,our re "?,ncern~. ~e word I• amusmg expe:lences. Address M B .. R Smith Jimmy B kl no·hope, but !hall only oDe Helen Bou.,; 11 care of lhio A'.:ddfoport, 0. en 1rom ornea, ()ger , uc ey. mau ., opiJuon - ao give IOlDI M CLOWNS Darrell Alima1 wspaper. • other guy a chuce." ----Teresa Chichester, Paula Hau- 11 all thla doesn't work abo'• I. I her, Randy Orr, Craig Reed, h d belled th I ft1 "G I Iris Pigott, Terry Smllb, Dnvld 80 ~t'~ won·•• sl!a .~ e 1~ · 1 OPTOMETRISl' Webet:, ·Jane Whitehead. cru ""'· COWBOYS AND COWGIRUI P.S: Dear Readers: Thh Office RoUJ'I: ll to 12. 2 to & CCiose at NooD VII _ JiMm Buckl ~·ik H 8h quest1on comes up ollolt. If any Thurs. - East Cllurt St.. Pomeroy Rlcli ey~ • • a • of you (either boy1 or alrll) y llllber, Billy O•borne, have workable ways to dillcour- ly Wayoe G. Braodlladl, M.D. ' Steven Reed' Teddy Dav1'1• ago admlrero you don't espee- Q - I •m 11 and amaU-bultRuth Green, Robin Kumphrey, Iaiiy admire I'd ilke to hear ed. If onything can bo done Jane Brewer, Alberta Jack..., them. And, 'yeo, I KNOW you about this, 1 hope 11 ••• bo Ro8emary Reed, Cathy Ptck- sl!ould bo friendly with every- done now. before I'm too old ens, Steve• Bostoo, Bertha one but aometimel tiJal reaulll A - I get maay letters comJackson. tn being monopolized by 1 bore. plaining shout the 1iez of tbe PATRIOTIC SKIT Keith In 1 later column, we'U dla- breasll!. Whether llley art too ONLY Fitch, Jonte Rockhold Milch- cuss bow not to be a bore. horge or too small, tv per cent ell Barber, Deborah 'Hauber, I'll weleome ideu bere, too - art actuaD,y within the normal fiO.OO Down - lotonct on Randy Hall, Brenda Boring, H. range and woold oot. bo conConv111lont T1nn1 Debra Filch, Jackie Bise, Jo- CONFUSING lldered unusual by anyone aanne Codner, Laura Harrlr, Dear Hele•: COpt lha poueaaor. Karen Humphrey, Shirley Lar- I'm 13. My mother wlll allow Somo girl a art olow atarll!r• kino, Avice May1, Rad!ael Plg- me to go 1teady, but aha won't and at 11 do not yet have their FURNITURE C~ ott, ~ie Rockhold, Patty let me ~o cut with a boy. And lull breast developmeat, 10 1 MASON, W. VA,• Smith, Karen Sprague; MarliD she won I let him come ta • would advise you oot. to pente Oaborne portrayed Uncle Sam. ma. He can't even walk me ll!lpectally since little eoa ~ RHYTHM BAND Leon home. Some of boys I've liked dooe aboulll 01cepl plut.lc ourColeman Patricia Boslton say !bey would IIIIo ta meet ber gery and that Is ofte1 UDIIIU. Ina Oole'maa, Eddie Dailey: but aha doeso't want ta meet !Bctory. Teehniques aad matarUnda Dodd, John Evaas, Tam- them. J.la for this purpe"' art bell!& my Fitch, Stepheo Rauber, I don't believe In getting Ill· improved but art atUIIar from J19blly Headl~ Barl!ara Hell: ious about ono boy, but I AM Ideal. derson, Judy 'H~ta-. Michaei &oilll 1teady witb ll!ia nice boy, II hal bee• truly aal4 that enSmith, Teresa Smith, warren and wish my mother would larglng 11ii breaaq ·~s 1101 1 SJrtilh, Jenay Sprague, Jull let me dalt him. - TROUB- bona ncta one-way ticket 1o Whitehead, Jack Goody, · Tim- LED aociallllctoll. Your beat COUI'H my Hash, Tammy Ruth 11om· Dear Troubled: il ta work •• developing , my Reed, Kathy a.-, 'Georce l'_m with JOur mother. 011 lha radiant peroonallly and foJ1tl Pickens, David Hatmum, JU11e dating rule, but r do thtni 11M about 111ur alleged halldlcap. Jack11011, Joelle11 Wells J 0 b n ·sloould relu • btl about lelllag After all, 110M ol 111 11 perftcl. Hander10n, Melinda ' Evans, your "steady" walk you home Robert Pierce, James Smith, Ill come to see you. Q - I aDI • widow, 13. Five Sheri Bramer, Doris Wels. •In case adult readerl woa- ~ara ago my left breast was Mrs. Nea.. waa urisled by der how a 13-year-old can "IO removed, followed by X-ray IA!acbers Mnt. Osburn Mrs steady" and remain date!..._ treatments. Ever sblce thea my Myers, Mra. Mrtb, Mr~. Franz: It's eaay, wilb the jultr hiib left arm bu boa lwoUen and Mn. Suttle, and Mn. Weber. achool crowd. You almp!y walt Iader. What <II bo dona to Muino Whiteheod waa the ..,. don the halls IIIII eat lunch make ft more comfortable! oompuist. together, ud yon'rt 'goilll A - Your lrlD hu enlar(ed ~ Stage maugen were llelty rteady" . . And lbla, more becat11e In removillltbe breut, ,. Pitch alld Donald Bl1111bart. than any ~r one reuo1, II lht l,ympbatic vessels drainill --why the btgh liCbool bunch II your arm were 11.0 remOted. kicking the habit. AL'I]ulrlng Normal dralno&t Is Wlually r• VNDEROOES SURGERY 10melhil!l yo!D' kid sister II- t&lablished alter four tr lift The Peace Corps MONTREAL (UP!) -Jaques ready bu maltea you IMI jull montbo but I!UIJ llkt 1uqer Washington, D.C. 20525' Laperrfere of tho Mootreal too utterly juvealla. - H. Make sure your 11- ~ Canadleps underwent IIIII'JierY Dear Helea: loost at all timet uri avoid 0 Please send me information Sunday to repair a l!gameat Lately l'•e reed a lol obout wearing rinp or braceleto 011 0 PleawiCild me an applillation which waa lorD In lha II'Oiher-daugbter ligbts, 10 I your left side. CuaCIIII!I-Iletrllil lamt latur· decided to wrilt 1boul ID)' oa- KeepJnc your left arm llenled ola1 Dfght. ' perlence. My mother, two lJro. u much altha time u paaalble !hera and I used to llgbt - . llld moving your lingm 1111 N•ot.ut.ly. Thla baa l!eea goiag 011 wrlsll •ISorourly aaveral 11meo . ever aiDce wa WI D1J father a day will aid In tllabllahlna IWO JWI 1110. aotmal draiup. Iii boalde your Ad&--~·--------------~ Lall woelt D1J D10ibor went dreuing tabla al illgbt, eltvalt 18 tha hoapflal, IIIII 111 kldl are your elbow Cl! a few boolu u. ,CltJ.~-----at.a71DC with my IIIICia. Ra ll!d beplng your bead troet, 'l!rJIIb his family art ftrJ kind, but uri eomb your hair wilb your Sta:te•~------.J.Zip Cod,~~,,.---I've loud out 10 - cu take ltfl arm. Blart. alowly and tho p!ace of my mother. I willb lllarea.. lba uercilll a Billa there wu a l'ourW.JIIIJ-llkt each day. Gradually 1111 & r.-roy WY 2-5421 way to tell b.- how much I ...U for 1upporl Middleport WY N130 tavt her IIIII 11Jprlcialt nery- '!bell and other ...!:~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!=!!!!!!!!!!L~!!!!!!!I!!!I!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Jj_~th~l•l~llbe~~llaa~~del~t!:.._ _ ltavt helped many olhero 1fb JIOII 1114 art dllel'ibtl' a "IMp •Younoll lo IIMviQ," whld! ,.. - let by 1ll'lllal to the Alllerlcan ~ SoclUJ (UJ West fllb St., New York, N. Y. IOOlt) ar 18 tho locol 1Jrucb The t.lircu• them• was used for the prograll\ presented . by the students of R~vervte.v S<:hool, Friday evening, February the d'treel'ton of M 25 under . rs. Ahco Nease, vocal Instructor of the Eastern L•cal Srhool District : Michael Bormg, sev•nth g d ld · ra e s u ent, served as rmg. master and announced the "'' of the. show. The entire cast wa 8 ift tlte opening number by sinp,;ng and narading to the song, "Th.e Cirrus Is Here." Jane Whitehead, dressed as a bollerma concluded the number with ~ dance and verse invilation to ol London and Mr. and SALE Advisory Council, which is !!Om· " HELEN HELP .. Us. • Carmel Society Notes !~· """ic Maintaining a Healthy Community ,, f F_ 0 • " ,I . I I ., physlclans, ONE DAY ONLYI .... e ••m• PICP•• J11n 'lr 11 WBSI VALl STlJDIOI b lllllr polftlll Ill ~ 2MCtl IIP-!OtW call~,.,...,.. ;1 IIU. . . • 11 $ ._ 'f7}Je,lt . MMn Pomeroy, 0. WI'*ES,D,tY, MARCH 9th- 10 AM to .N6''Aill!o!NTMENI NECISSARYI •••••••r !1--• WI. ~SQ~'S LAUNDRAMAT ... ~ . 6 PM doclor 11)'1 II myCOiil flmloidtl. II itll!'io!ll? I1 lhart 117 eure lor II? A D11 lit a llowl]' evo!YiJJC meJt.,.•'l akiD ...... that Ia cllaraeteriaed by llllllllplt ... llll!n of widely filled appaaruee. 'lbe euaat fa lllllltowa. B:arl]' lrtalmeot wilb X-ray wm IOIIHIIuwl CUrt II. " reeeut .... 1!11'1 111111 lbel a radloaeli¥t llllfa drvc taka bJ -.111 wUI ..tnl IIIII diNL... IIIJ 80RQ ' •u ..~ ,...... . . . ..... _...... ......... r· ,~ Wfll I+ , . , . _ . . . . . . . . . . ;tML ll!a,.... tllllr'l it ltal- btu • Yu I ........ ~ ............ rc - Gas _l!alllllr . . . M -• .._ .... a ...... llf?lllr---il-----~~ ..-.----.~--I GLADS'roNB:, N.J. (UP!) 'lbe llllltaaJ tbz • da7 eJta. pioalhlp ..-1 bone trlall, '111-.1 bJ tlta Ullllld llatel eqlllltrlaD lelm, wiU bt held bore · Ju111 l•U. ll wu _..DIIatd ·>dl ,, ' 1i -l!alllllr MC lUi . . . llllllitor* tl deiMrill tlul>-... fllllot - · pollaf -I ..... ··~S'J •• iJ - - · ...., - ill -·· quid<I Ges -........ ........ t11w s .... Olfr Ill _, • tliOuld be. Ill loot- ...... ,...,. ..... h 0 dI ,., ........... _ ... _""* /lllt(f . . .I .. illl · ' ~- hoUr, !(181'111 l!eilllot- ....... ,..,.it.~ ..., - , . . .... alii thetloinp,........ I Jlllll9" » .,.n: w-. .... .1 1 ui l~lO ~?.9 'JQ (l,fl'("tf19 " !bl'l 1;:i o:orb ,,ri'r ..~~ u , .. ilii:.OS 1 910 ----------...----·--·---- [JII) .ns ' ~'!} ..,.' " '.0., ·• :~ �.. <, \ '' ~- I • /, 'f • ., Carpenter · Social News . 'Funeral services were held on Monday at Blgony Funeral borne In Albany for Carrie Mace Morrlsoo, widow tf the late A. D. Morrison, bot~ of 11'hom were life long residents of thiS ••'•· hllvlng operated a tmsll store near the Columbia School lor many years. Mrs. Mormon, 87, Is sur. vived by three daughters,- Mrs. W. I. Swett,. Middleport; Mrs. G A. Radekin, Albany, Rt. 4, and Mrs. Frank JohnSon, Porntroy : lour grandchildren, four great grandchildren and -three great -at ••• grandehlldren . , all well known In thiS community. Funeral services were it charge of Rev. DaVId White with burial 'n Temple Cemetery. Mrs. Throckmorton substituto;d as teacher m Columbia school Monday and Tuesday for Meryl Houdasbelt and Rob Turner di~ the janitor work for Silas Mullens. Boll• were absent due to :he death of Milton Mullens, Pt. Rock area, father and father-inlaw of the regular employees. Pu pils of the Columbia Elementarv school who participated in the annual spelling conlest at the Albany PTA meeting ruesday evening were Patricia Walsh. Ruth Ann Jordan, Mar· gie Jeffers. Connie Greer, Rita 11 tlbur, and Barbara Brookhart. R1ta Wilbur, daughter of Mr. ond Mrs. Va•ce Wilbur, 6th grade pupil, was the winner stral«ht, ctnclnnau, Mr. and Mrs. Rty Straight and Mary, and Mrs. Naucy Undarwood and John, Huntington, w. va., Mr. and Mrs. Hermau Cordray, of Athens Route and Rev. and Mn. B. Jones, local. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey were 1n Columbus last week wliere he attended the annual tbref day meeting of the Board of Directors of the Grange Mn· tual Casualty Josurance Company and also a •tockholders meeting of the GM Premium Budget Corporation. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Mark· liS called on Mr. and Mrs, Fern Gillogly 111 Monday. Mr. Gill<>gly is improving slowly from his recent illness and Is still confined to his home. Those visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Elza McComas and ot her relatives at the Virtor Perry home during the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jones and children and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Temple and sons. Dayton, Mrs. Earl Holland and children nf Fairborn. and Mrs. Georgia Wiles and daughters, Medway. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Woodrum of McArthur and Mr. and Mrs Rolland crabtree of AIbany called on their mother, Mrs Murl Gala way on Sunday. SOCIAL Mainly About p 1 1 eop e n Pomeroy . CALENDAR Mrs. B. F. Gravely and daughter, Mrs. J. A. Eden return· eel b001e Friday after an overol«ht visit at Dunbar, W. Va with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gravely and other relatives. Mr. and Mr~. Philip Rexroat and son, Pbilhp Jr. of Cmcm nail spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Dessle Patterson, who Is ill,_ and to help her obsorve her birthday which was SUnday, and brought her a decorated birthday cake. Mr. and Mrs. Sherley Swan were Friday visitors In Park· ersburg, W. Va. Mrs. Gladys Jones returned home Thursd ay, from Holzer Hospital and is improving. Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Tracy of Columbus were weekend guests of his mother Mrs. E. J . Tracy. Mr. and Mrs. John Law of Athens were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs, Clyde Andrews. Mrs. Eslie Mossman underwent surgery at the Newark City Hospital a week ago and is convalescmg nicely. Mrs. Ernest Kennedy and daughter, Mrs. Judith Kenny of Akron were weekend guests of Mrs. Edilh Thomas. John Frick was the Sunday dinner guest ol Ins daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs Eldon Weeks, Rev A. N. Grueser of Grovo Mr and Mrs. Frank Sarver, City arrived Sunday for a ViSit Johnny and Eddie, of Mingo with his sister-in-law, MiSs Wolf Pen SocJ'ety NoteS ;~~~ t~lu:~:l a~d ~~~~I~::: ~:~:o~f 7,:;ep~;~~~;, ~~ek:~~ ;~~~::, ~~::r' MONDAY · . TBE POMEROY GARDEN Club will meet Monday at p.m., al the borne of Mrs. Edward Baer. , TUESDAY SYRACUSE PTA will meet Tuesday night, March 8, at 7:30 p.m. The program will be presented by the second grade students. Parents and friends are urged to attend. WEDNESDAY WillTE ROSE LODGE will meet Wednesday, Marcb 1, at 1:30 p.m. at the Legion Hall tn Mlddlepeorl. Mrs. William Morns, and Mrs. Arthur Lewis are hostesses. SYRACUSE HELP . AND LEARN Hobby Club Will meet :' lO a.m. Wednesda~. March . • m the 'J1own Hall, The makI~g of hook rugs, three dlmenSIOnal picture and smocked cushiOns will be demonstrated and othe~ bobbies of your chmce will be worked upon. A sack lunch will be served at noon. All mterested homemakers are urged to attend as thiS meeting Will determme as to whether or not the club will contmue. AMATEUR GARDENERS Club of Middleport will meet Wednesday evemng, March 9 at the socml room of the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company. Mrs. Glenn Lambert wm have the verse of month and roll call response . Around And A.bo uf Middle-"' JI'R • Americans to Take Long, Hard Look at Shadow Over ' ' .Voice of·Broadway Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harris, .. " .,,.,. · · ·By Jack O'Briaa Columbus, spent the weekead . . with his father, Mr. Robert I!Br· Not onlf the bll!l \iwealher··bft (nO' ~- with RAC or ope's justly famed .'Michelli. rls, sr. and ~heir daughter, MIJs· MliuiU 'Beacb JHn Car· NBC) 110 she rues back to her Guide" baS given "21" Its highSusaq Harris. aon · p!J]Ied out o1 his loudly Im~doq oat Ia Kldghtsbrldge est ~tory raUng five Carol Scott, student publlcled Edea _ll® IR>tel dale ("I love London," she ell· stars .· Only eight U. S. resnurse at Holzer Hospital, spent lfter 008 nl«ht and Frank Sin- !bused). tauraats rate II ... The 80n ol the weekend with her parents, ali-a dl~fsbqif uP 'lor bli aee, a multi-married liquor tycooa 1 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Scott. . ond Fontainebleau Bilow openiRg . . ~- Rose, lister, Polly whose divorce plans broke tn Keith Morgan, Ohio Unlver- lilghi . . . The Carson com- Gottlleb, cant. get her own s~-8 the papers Informed us In ''21'' sity, spent the weekend with plaint was bad 4!Q.UIPment _ ver dishes out of the late Billy that, "Gosh, Dad usually tells his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rog• '\'he Roc bud ·just _ put 111 8 1'1·. "/, toWjl holjBI! · · ·, AI the us In advance" ... With all lht er Morgan and daughter, Ca· tiraml DBW lowid System The Four Seasolll, Mayor I Mso R. tought-talk about teen-age assthy. Eden 110!' fuelk said ~Jwl Price sat at a poo~de table Uoeas, Jet's have agood word Jim Joho90D, fresbman at ftnim oil to ''his . -IM Vegas With busy telephone, aomeoae lor some 311 nice younJ ladiea Marshall University, spent tile hOme" and w~t lie back lor quick get him a Dick Tracy Ia their teens who .,ach weekweelrend with his parents, Mr. the second half of hla Fla. two- wriatwa~h .. The mayor blm· end at the Palm Tree Nursing and Mrs. James Johnsoa and weekend engagement Msr 5 ..U dldn 1 seem nearly 80 lm· Home 56th St and 15th Ave famil y. Ros1Ia Ssrnofl (we badn•t seen · · slltiDg portanlInasthehisHthrigh~baod-man, . row at "Man Bklyn,' Intiepen' denUY band lo-., Mr. Fielding Hawkms has her since she was 12 and DOW ., getber to spend the day with been discharged from Holzer &he's 111 her 20s) 1DIIlle the of La \lancba (Hizzoner the lonely very-oldsters In theil Hospital in Gallipolis where he most charming wlity Utile bought the lle'cond·last Uckets) winter years. Nice kids Indeed. has been a patient for several speech at her grandpop'• (RCA Why Ia II alw~ye subordl· weeks following a heart attack. Chalrinan Gen David· sara nates act more unportant than Our deepest BYffipathy to He Is recuperating at his home olra) 75th hlrthday party fu' top men · · · 'AI "2l" follow~g the family of Burris Jenkins, on Grant Street. "21" . . Looking toward her the flllsco at ~ Brooks Alk!n- multi • prize-winning cartoon· 8011 Mrs. Wanda Beck has re- grandmother, Rolllta said, ..He Thea~ Nath~,• Wet~· lsi who just may have been the turned to her home. in Ft. Mey· married a womo will! . great stein, MystiC, Coon., Sylv18 floes! gentleman In the newsers, Fla. alter havmg been beauty, cbarmi; wtt - and ea- (Mrs. E~Jr_~u\llv.an said. she paper business : . His death at here for the funeral services of durance" .. . 'l1Ie Radio Corp. was mauuy lnler.,ted m the 69 was a shoe~; JIIOre so bethe late Howard Byers. of Amerlct's blrtbday _1111 to sam Levene sho~ (folded n~t cause we also ii!Ouaht Burris Gene Grate bas returned the General - ·sales of more ol«hll because, My ~era was years younget ... Johnny from a vacation trip to Florida tho $?rbillion for the first aame Is Naih!-· Feinstein, ·" Carson's Eden Roc salary was where he vl,ited many points lime, proDts of more than '1811- The lending lass III sam 8 oJ. to have been about f3$,000 but of interest Including Ft. Laud· million; both spectator recorda : was ~bra Lampert, who Carson's camp barred mention erdale, where he was the guest .. Rosita told us she'd just quit ; · ~ve a Method In for fear of aflilctlng hb Las of Mr. and Mrs. James Weber. the London staff of the Huol· IIIli' .. . '. Vegas lees .. , Last week's trio He baa. been ~ vacation from ley Brinkley show but bas a The '1lobfl Travel · Guide," of flop Bdwy. plays cost back· the Cities's NatiOnal Bank. new job offer with t'dlffuslon remiDlseem · If vaguely of Eur· 1era some f350 000•., · •••.. ' ' • Is offered to ch~es by soIn . I In mertco called "share(l • · : or "dual enrollment" plans. 'I'll~ per· EDITOII8' NOTE: liver lbe nett weeks COmmanfsl Chloa .,.. ill potrer, fnDue~ce and •Dif!II -wUI be t~ onbject 01 ID!iliilve eongre,.lonal serutl· oY. UP! etll'relpondelllo Stewart lleosle)' aDd Chsrleo W. Cord tllit II WaoblnJ!on aad Kim W111••1011 ID Tokyo eontrlbated 10 the followiDg aiSeaamelll of Red CIIIDa loday. lolmny ""$8 N' th B'rfhd ay Of Carol Lewis ~~ ~c;~:.~il~~~n'th.Mrs. ~:i Is celebrated and brothMr and Mrs. John Jordon ~pe~ker having ,.topic, "Herbs and daughter, Traci of Colum- m five seasons. All members bus were weekend guests of are urged to attend. M~. Wesher parents, Mr. and Mrs. Brad-!' ley Fry 18 hostess chairman. ford Maag. ,80 POMEROY Royal ArchCHAPTER MasoiiS, NO. will Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cummins h •1d a slated convocation Wedand family of Columbus were 0 d h . weekend guest• of their par- nes ay a1 7·30 p.m. w en the most excellent master's degree ents. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cum- will be conferred mins of Racine and Mr. and · Mrs. Victor Brown, Minersville. th~N:o!e~~ o:stCLA~ church will have a run!a~e sale m the churr~ basement M h 8-ll fr 9 3 Mar\ II from a.m.- p.m. 6 9 A;;" T · d om a m.·l p.m. Re/' • • A lglon I I I By NORMAN R. RUNNION Untied Preos Iaternattooal WASIIINGTON (UP!) -The Senate Foreip RelaUons Com· mittee let the American people take a look today at a giant whose shadow looms over Asia a'l!f indeed the world. No -one really knows for sure how strong Communist China is, or what it wants to do with Its strength. What is known Is only that it roars angril~ and represents an enormous number of people -more than 700 million. It is the objective of the Senate Foreign Relations Com· mittee and its chairman, Sen. J. William Fulbright, to shed some light on a country that operates largely in the dark - cut off not only from the Western world but from its onetime Communist ally, the Soviet Union. Looming over the hearings was the question that ha$ been asked repeatedly in the present great debate on American policy '-will the Chinese enter the war in Viet Nam? Consensus Is No UP! reporters in Washington and 'fokyo asked experts their epinion. The consensus: "No unless they are pushed." This belief is based on several factors : • .a t y 'I • enttne ! \ Detloted To The lnUJretfl 01 The Meig..Ma~on drea POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO I ' l1 1 '" ~~ !IT~~~~'tm ' ' ' " " '' "'''' ''"':1'1<"1'0'H ,, ......,.,.~·r···· · TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1966 ' FIVE c:aJj,~. . n r:: App}e Grove 0 riiE"' UNITED Society Notes I il"! MEIGS THEATRE I Church ClasS Entertained Wl'th Dl"nner 1 I East Letart WSCS MeetS oi 1 Edward C. Blake Is Christened At Heath Church ( I ... people choose Turi Builder 3-to-1 ................ to use ••• I i I I I I I Ij fMI I I[ FOR NEW WALKS NURSES SHOE GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. -~!!tlurfi«,, THE SHOE Box I S Elberfelcls •• Pomeroy .,, ..' :f. Million Rt. 7· Launche =~.:1 c=~d !'.:enr:l1~s a p::~ County spelling match in Mrs. Howard Thomu and PatriMr. and Mrs. Robert Lewis - for example, science, math March, Judges for the contest cia. entertained with a party Frl· and languages while taldqg othwere Mrs. Nellie Vale and Sunday afternoon VISitors of day evening at their Springer courses - for graduation Mrs, Robert Bishop. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Johnson av home honoring their daughcredit - In a church - related Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leist were Mr. and Mrs, Frank Sarter C rol n ~er nl th birth 'lb 1'de d • a : ko • thn · BY LOUIS CASSELS young people Is to break out of day h shchool·hoole .11a Ia thta t the1 1 (Marilyn Thomas.) of Owe_go. N. ver, Johnny and Eddie and Mr. ay ·ledA pm . cotbor d erne was UD1••• ~.. IDlema11o··• the sundaY morn1 ng paItem c urc -sc· WI •··teac · llnoh ""' n<n ... Y.. arc announcing the b1rih of and Mrs, Harley .JohnS<ln. E. carr out m e ecoral1ons. ,. . and beglll to schedule religion on1Y re1ljlion, bUt a..., ~ s • o daughter. Rosemary Alice. on JohnS<ln. Tammy and Cheryl , Games were played and prlz. AU Is no! well 11'Ith the 1 kda fte history and other humanities F' b 10 Maternal grand dT es a••arded each guest. After educational mlnlsirY of the c ads~~tondwee _ Thlys a lsrnoohnst ~firs w1'th a h'Igh "value" e ruary . . · an erry. "' Prole ta 1 h h ., an .,.. ur ays. s wa w parents are Mr. and Mrs. WII· Mr. and Mrs. Homer Forrest the ~onored guest opened her . ~ ~ c urc es, says catbollcs and Jews have been con t. liam Thomas of Columbus who of Bradbury and Mr. and Mrs. gifts refres~ents of sandwich· Cbr~ttaruty Today Magazine. doing for years. Rolfe Lanter Hunt of the are well known here and Mrs. Harley Haning of FMwoods rees, potato chips, cake an This observation will , . be Public sebool ayotems ID Natibl Council of Churches Ola Perry. local. maternal great cently spent a Sund•y afler. punch were served. Guests were regarded by many religious many commnnltltll already says public schools can beardly grandmother. noon with Mr. and Mrs. Everett seated on cushions at a low Ia· educators aa the understate- make provision for releaolllg be expected to take the Thirty members of the choir Lambert. ble with pink eover -alld center- ment of the year. ebUdreD at their parents' iniUaUve in offering courses in and congregatiOn of the MI. I Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Johned with a birthday cake Iced With 1 few notable excep- roqneat,' for oae or two clall rellg~ history comparative Umon church attended a song son of Middleport were Sunday I WSC~e' '7 m white and decorated Ill pink tlons, Protestant churches are pertodo a week of religious rell and l!lbl'tcal literature. fest al Laurel Chi! Free Melh· VISitors of his parents, Mr. and METHODIST church meets rosebuds. Favor~ of lmts, masks, relying mainly 00 the Sunday lnttructlon pveo by cbarcheo ' lie schools wiD do odiSI Chur~h on Sunday. . Mrs. Joe Johnson and BeverTuesday at 7_30 p.m. at the blowouts and biri!Iday ballooas School to give their children a off Public ocllool premises tbeoe tblllp ollly If there I• Mrs JesSie Str~Ight, MaiiJimg- ly. By Mn. Herbert Rouh cburch with Miss Lydia Ebers- were at each pace. lllll'kllla knowledge. of the Bible '1'1111 nre]e'"!l tftne" oyotem a dlnan4 for them 111 the ton, 11 · Va · ~IIed her Siste;, Mr. and Mrs Paul Pierce aRd l Weekend guests of Mr. and bach In charge of devotions ~~ we;;:::!.!~ .00 SODll grasp · of Cllrlslla~ lao· heeD 1plaeid by the to~~~mualty," be oay,. Mrs Beulah rdray, at t e Randy of Lincoln Heights, Mrs. Roy HeiRey wer~ Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Edwards, IIIe nessy, ary • ,.....,, doctrine. Suprmte Collrl. "Church memhen can belp home o! her son-In-law and grandfather Mr Shumate and and Mrs. Bill Shumway of program. Hostesses will be Jenny Chapman, Dara. and But Protestants have taken create sncb • ofemand, II daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Reed Mrs Genev~ Shumate, we;e r.. [Psrkersburg, Mr and Mrs. Mrs. C. F. Tompkms and Mrs. Mem Ebersbach, Ingrid HawS\lnday School simply relatively little advantage of they are llltemted." Jeffers for several days. Others cent visilo" of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Ours and daughter, Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. ley, the h~ored guest and bro- lsn'!' u~ ~ the JOb. As the opportunity. Of the estima~ That's the crux of the matter. VISi tmg at the Jeffers home ov· Larry Johnson and Gina. Edna Ours, Wellsvme, Mrs. The WSCS of the Rock tber. DaVId sod Mr. and Mrs. Metbodisl BIShop Richard C. ed 5.5 milllon public school Are Protestant• really Interest· .,. the weekend were Edward Mr and Mrs. Guy Russell and Floyd Farra of Racme and Mr. SpriAg! Methodist church will Lewis. ~ of lodtanapolls put _It, cl!lldreo curreny enrolled In ed In lmproviRg the rellglolll 1 half bour or so of lnslruclloo released Terry Lynn of Pomeroy were ?nd Mrs. Pete Farra a•d lam- meet Tuesday, at 1:30 p.m. at Ume classes, more education of their r:hlldren• On 25 30 Sunday afternoon visitors of Ily. the church. or times a year will not tban U million are catholics. the record to date, It would be 1hi• parents, Mr. and Mrs Un- Mro. Roy Buck returned to adequately educ~te a yolllli Sllored 11me Earollment very difficult to justify an Pomoroy, Ohio her home Monday from Holzer person In anything. AD even greater opportunity afflrmaUve answer. I coin Russell. TONIGHT thru TUESDAY i Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elam, hosPJtal. Recent guests of Mrs. The East Letart wscs met Wandnc Backed Up Hal Wallis' i son, William Allen. were 'Sun- Buck were M-';. Don Betgle / "BOEING BOEING" i oay visitors of Mr. and Mrs. and Zane of Colu_mbus, Dolly S at the churcb March 1 with 10 Bishop Raines' warning Ia -TechmcotorFred Tuckerman and Mrs. Eu- Wolle, Gladys Shields, Etts members attending. The mee~ underscored by surveys whlcb Jerry Lewis, Tony Curtis, I gene Hani"ng, Rhonda. Mae mn. Mr. aad Mrs. Fritz Ing opeAed wilb hymn, "Sav· show that children who've Oany Sa\'al, Thelma Ruter. lou Likt A Sh herd L d Chmtiane Schmldtmer, su , Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith Buck of Pomeroy, JeaA Alkire Members of the Happy Harr, ep • e a attended Suadap School for as umna Leigh. ! Jo, grandson, Katl Knapp, and and Florence Circle of Racine. vesters class of the Federated Us," prayer by Mrs. Roy Dono- long as I or 10 yeara oftea are ~=~~;:~=~~~" Chuer , Mr and Mrs. Eugene Haning Chlorus Grimm of Ldart and chu,rch were. entertained with a hew, and reading ol Psalm 23 unable to aamalho !oar gospels and Rhonda visited Sunday even Mr. and Mrs. Pete $h1elds. 6 o clock ch1ckea dinner Friday by Mrs. Roy ~rson. Ill' Identify the Good Smarltan ing with Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Edward Robmson of .ctevelaod everung In the chuch dining The business meeliog was At a recent conferen'l!l Wedn•sday and Thursday Knapp and twin sons Chsrles spent a weekend With Mr. room. Homemade Ice cream oonducted by Mrs. William 2,000 auisltaa educatori at March 9-10 Jeffery and Kevin Wayne. Also and Mrs. Earl Robinson. and cake were served with the Fox. A c~~ from Mr. and Mn. Louisvllle, Ky., Dr. J. Blaine NOT OPEN visiting were Mr. and Mrs Recent guests of Mrs. Her- dlnAer, Hostesses were Mrs. Gary Gri!Ith was read tbanJt. F'lsler ol .lht Natioaal Couacll Jack Handley and Becky · bert Roush were Mr. and M". Philip Meinhart, Mrs. r. B. ing the groop for having their of Churches Bald that lbe beat FRIDAY & SATURDAY Mr and Mrs. Richard jeffers Floyd Norris, Mrs. Bob Adams Weed. Mrs. Louts Reibel aAd wedding reception. hope lor overcoming Bibllcal Much 11·12 "CRACK IN THE WORLD'' 1 and daughter of Jackson were and Dana LewiS and Roberta Mrs. Clara Karr. Mrs. Herbert Shields bad "the Illiteracy IDIOq Protestut - Tec bnicolor: weeknd visitors of hr parents Roush. The dmner was served cafe- I program. The title was Do Dana Andrews, Janette 1 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hatfield. ' Weekend gut'sls of Mr. and teria style a•d members were ' Something." It begaA with call ~o tt , Kteron Moore. Alex· an der Knox . Mrs, D H. Robesoa was a Mrs. Erwin Gloeckosr were aeatl'd st a table with while to wo~~p by Mrs. Shlelda and "I'LL TAKE SWEDEN" Saturday evening guest of her Mr. and Mrs. Larry Badgely oover and centered with ao ar- hymR, 0, Master, Let Me -Tel"hn ir:o lorGloeckoer of rangement of yellow dallodlls, Walk With 'Thee." The ScrlpF'rankie A\'alon, Bob Hopf', granddaughters, Csrol Anu, Ma- and David ry Ru•h and EUzalx!th Ell Columbus. lmies of the valley »ad !eras lure was read by Mrs. Wllllam ruesdav Weld Barmtz, Llocolo Heighll. en . Lizzlie Sayre is a medical pa- in a green container, with yeJ. Fox. Taklatl part Ia the pnSUNDAY, MONDAY Mr, and Mrs. Bill Chase aod tieR! at Holzer hospital. low candles in silver holders! gram were Mrs. Roy llooobew, A cbristeoiDg llei'VIce lor and TUESDAY I son of Columbus were weekeld Sunday guests . of Ada Norris on either side. Mrs. Roy Pearsot1, Mra. VIrgil Edward Cbrlsltaa Burdette, March 13-14-15 When buying lawn fertilizer , vioitors of her parents, Mr were Mrs. Maggie D1ls aad Mr. Mrs. Henry Reibel, presideRt, Roush, Mrs. Howord Norris, fnfant son ef Mr. and Mn. "THE SANDPIPER" , and Mrs. s. A. Wyatt. · and Mrs. Paul Davis and !ami· conducted the meeting follow- Mrs. Jobo F11sher aad . Mrs. Ne111D811 Bttrdetle, wu held at Elizabeth Taylor, Richllfd &urton I ~fiss Kay Wyatt studOilt of ly of Parkersburg. lng the dinner. DevotioD! were James Early. I lht SUnday mOI'Dfq wonbbp ..;.~.;.·~;;;;;;~i 1 Mr. and Mrs. Alec Wheeler ll'd by Mrs. Seyfried who op- 'The birthday, of Mrs, Gerald service at Heath Methodist and BtU were weekend guests ened with prayer. She read llaymu, Mrs. Herbert Shlelda Church with the Rev. M. E. of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Foster Psalm 88 and closed with the and Mrs. Howard Norris were Dew110D, offlclallq. of Columbus. prayer from st. Francis of All- observed. Mrs. Clare'lce Adams FamUy members atteodt!JI Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pearson sissl. Plans were discussed for lllld daught..- Barbara were host- were Kelles and Tracy Burdetle, and Sally were dmner guests serving several dinners and al- esses for lbe IIOCfal bour. Edward'a alaten; Eddla Blab, of Mr. and Mrs Roger Theiss so the reception for the biB l!'llldfalherJ Mr. ud Mrs. of Dorcas, Sunday. Darneii-Mayer wedding 01 May Roy Tracy, tbo great flfandSalty Pearson of Columbus re- I. Birthday Ob1el'lled pareuts, and Jolm Blab, biB ceotly spent a weekend with Committees were named for By Mary Bradbury IIIICle, over any other brand her parent!, Mr. aud \Irs. !l<Iy oerving dinner to the Lions Mr. and Mrs. Qlarlel Brad- 'lbt cbolr )ftlllltea tile liDPearson. club ana Include, March 9. bury entertained Sunday evea- them, !!Filq Wide lilt. Galea,' Mrs. Ben Neutzllng, Mrs. Clara IRI with a dioner and theatre wltb Barbara IlusleiJ as 11010. ! Nationwide Beautician School Karr and Mrs. Lillie Hauck; party Ill observance of I be lal anli Mn. Be!roard. F n tt a, .Yoilr fll'lf will show you why Columbus, was a weekend visit: March II, Mrs. Karr, Mrs. Law- 13th birthday anniversary of reader•. ~- ..dlolr. wu Wider or of her parenls Mr and renee Lannmg and Mrs Hauck; tbelf daughter, Mary. tile dlreclijj ·ot Mr. wuu.m -or Scotts will plY for ltl 1 Mrs. J. c. Wyatt~ · March 23, Miss Lena Grueser, A decorated birthday cake Russell wltb Mrs. C. M. J1oo. : Mrs. Karr and Mrs. Neutzllng; was served following the diD- oeay as ori8DfsL The Rev. M. I W and March 30, Mrs. Homer ner and ber &Ills were opened. E. Dow11011 liad u hb ltriiiOII ~ BUILDER outperforms other 11'111 fertl· OMENS Holter and Mrs. Oris Ginther. Invited guests Included Patty loplc 'Chrlaltaa Perfection.' Uzen because it Is the only one with patented Fhthor Light , Mrs. Gladys Cuckler was Harris, Jill Harrla, Patty Cr111- DurlDil lha cbtireh school ~ TrioDized boDdlllg. 'I'bat'a wby Turf BuDder ensence due to a broken ankle sen, Kayle Russell, Lu Ann a film was llhown enUUed, mret sustained feeding - 8fOWB deeper roots Ia Waahebio Whlto L11ther 1 welcomed back after an ab- Frencb, Debbie Blaine, sandy "Converstoll Pbu," with Mr. a?<~ hlp. A vote of thanks was JohnSon, Kathy Moore, Debbie and Mn. Wllllam Rulselt -In " .uy: 11011. Keepell'UI greener loDger. Md • new look to your bome Add concrete gJVen the hoateoses for the din· Major, Sharon Glaze, a ad ebarp, walks. All work fully guaranted . . . and, Turf BuDder Is 4Jnel'!ea'• favorite. Try a bag tbll 1 ner. The group sang Happy Joyce Riley. wcreases your property's valu0. l'l'ltkend:·lt will be your favorite too. · NARROW - MEDIUM I Birtl:day lor Mrs. Neutzllng, ___:__ _::.._._ _ _ __ WIDE WIDTHS Miss Thelma Grueser and Mrs. Mizpah benedlctlol, after TO llONTINUE Cuckler, whose birthdays are whlcb sames were played with A' revival 11 1n 'Q'ell at · ciHier In March. Get-well oards were prizes awarded to Mrs. Cuet· the Syracuae Naza Church sent to Phil Wllllamson and ler, Mrs. Grover Erb, Mrs. wllb Rev. ·k. o. ~. 111ej -' Mrs. Philip Meinhart, who be- Amanda Kaspar and Mn. evangellat, 11'hlcb will eoollnue WY W2JI I, came Ill at the church, & n d Bentz Wolfe. Hat!!Hies for Ap- Indefinitely. 'l1le revlvli prey!· Mtddr-rt. 0. '•Ill St. Mlddloport, 0. was taken to the hospital. rll will be Mrs. .Jl!lf. Seyfrlad ousty liitl been echednled IC1 _ _ __.;._ _ _...,J, Tbe meet!JI& closed with tbt and Mrs. Phil WW)ai'IIQI, eot1 SUrldl,r Dl8bL 'L.--~--~----------1 , '\• .. • Failore of Educational M•IDJStry • 0 £ChorenJ.:....m.. \:d.ted j (I •• \ I Over $26,000 In Treasury � 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 03. March 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 March 7, 1966 circle hawkins hoffman thomas