https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9d8309f1f4a35baf0ac1707f4735b3bc.pdf 7fe9e244ccff9cd481c2220f0a246547 PDF Text Text .. <, \ '' ~- 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 �•• \ \' i' j Loyola Upset; Shridermen Lose to Dayton, 58 to 51 THE DAILY SENTINEL · "Now Is the Time for All ~~en MIIGs.MASON AREA Richard S. Owen, Publlallor Cbtl!tr TanDeblll Editor Publlabod tVtl'J alttrn~on ..cept Sui> day by Tbe Ohio Valley Publloblna Com• pany, 110 Mecbanl• St., Pomer!IJ. Ohio m69 Business Office phone wY t-2158 Editorial pbono WY 2·21~7 By Jack O'Btlau EnteHd u second clua mallin1 matter It tbe polt office at Pomtroy. Obto. Nattonal advertl11n1 BottineUI Kimball, In<, reprtsentatiVI: 343 Ave .• New York Ctt)>, Nn York. Lntnato. Substliptton rates: Delivered bJ carrter wb:ere avatlablt, 30 ctnts per week; one yE-ar in advance at tbe Daily Sentinel of· f1ce $1~.~0; six months, $7.80, tbre• moDtba i3.90 By Motor Route where earrier litrvJce not anilable one month $1.30. mail or.e year SlO.OO; Slx months. 8J ~.2fi: l'bree months. $3.00. COMMENT~ liNG EDITORIALlY ACultural Lift? ;.,;oT too many people are aware that an • act of the Ohio Lelislature creating •n Ohio Arts Council was tigned into Ia,, . last May by Governor James A. Rhodes. and became effective in August. Bv some it has been baUed as an histor· k·al and significant legislative milestone for our state. It is even contended that it v:11l eventually affect Ohioans in all walks of life. There art those who say that it will brinl cultural benefilt and enjoyment to residents of the state In aU wal ks of life. We fervently hope that such will be the outcome, but we have our serious doubts, with the main tmphlsts in the state beins on industrial growth, and with not too lar&t a percentage of our pofulation intansted In the cilltural part o existence. There ii the old saying that you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink. We might say in Ohio that we are goln~ to give the residents culture and art m ever increasing dos· ages, but that wlU not accomplish the objective. It is right and P.roper to pro· mote a new department like this, but it will not get ver? far without a lot of pre· ii minarv accomplishments. or exposure to the things that are considered cultur· al First the youth of the state must be exposed to the arts at an early day and be encouraged to follow in that path th roughout the years of their life. Some· where along the way, even )lrograms lik8 that. get sidetracked, and ln&tflild efcbe:- • ing ~t.racted to the best in performing arl" t· •Y take up with other forms of en· if al,0:nent, and mils the point entirely. The CouncU bar set up three broad aims in connection with implementing the Ohio arts program. Fint the~ are going to slimuiate greater publtc mter· e'l and participation in the performing and floe arts. They will have plenty o! competition, when the majority stay glued to television sets for shows that m· all standards are far from the realm of art. Their second objective ia to en· courage greater interest In the state's cull ural heritage. This will be easier, and ligures show that people in areater num· ben art visiting muteums and other In· stitutiona that reflect our background. The final objective is to support profes· sional cultural activ!liei and guide ama· teur participation in the arts. The latter two of the objectives have possibilities, but the stimulation of pub· lie participation is the fly in the oint· ment In this area of the valley we have been trying to st:imulate lntemt in the per!ormmg arts. Sad to state !bert has been a decrease In lntere1t, rather than an increase. It bolls down to the fact that many have not been expo1ed, and they do not have the backaround to appreciate what Is being offered. One county In the Tri.County Concert .Usoctatlon bas faltered to the point that there lJ hardly any Interest. The very people, who are well-educated, and al· fluent , take little or no Interest in auch cultural advantages. We must have people who think big In matters of cultural things. and who set examples for tbe rest of the community to recognize that we must improve our cultural level. One of the most hopeful siam locally II the interesl in the graphic arta, and It IIIII need of .xpanJio11.-DCW Voice of Broadwov To Come to the Aid of Their Country-'' • DIVQTaD fCI INTI!Ri!ST OP KENT, Ohio (llPI) - Uoranked Western K~ .. 1umed the role of ilant kill« Monday ulibt In advancbig to lhe NCAA Mid-East Regional basketball tournameal with Kentucky Mlcbfgu and Day· ton. ' Capitol Comment, Events B)' Wllll•m S. White WASHINGTON - The rovolt In Ghana, which bas drivea a tinpot Caesar, Kw•me Nkru· math, from his self • constructed throne, may have done even more to d"troy a dan1erou. Communist lod&ment In Alrt• ca. At the max1mum, II may bo lhe beginning of an evolution, in ex • coit)lllal Afrtca generally, away from automatic hatred of ali things Western thai has 1tained lht whole lDdtptDdtllct movement. At the irredu<lblt minimum, It 11 a profOUild setback lor lhe most menscin( brand 411 aggressive communism, the Chi!lfse brand. At the IUCCf" sors ol Nkrumath's p1rody of a rovernmenl calmly throw out all varieties of foreign Reds who had m1de Ghana a locua of infection In Africa. I h t truly 1ignllicant aspect II tht expul•lon of the Chinese. For it wa• lhe Chinese for whom Nkrumah wu stooginl at the very hour of hiJ overthrow. FUtiflily, he was on 1 "peace mltslon" to CommunIst China deslfnod to ma1tt propoaanda ID Black Africa on behalf ot tht Chlne10 • backod IDvasion of South Viet Nem. ID 1 word, oanlt)' it comlfli IDto ex-colonial Africa while the Cblllelt tubvenl•• art btlni driven back. Hert, Imper· iaUst communi8111 dttea~ ItstU, a, fortunately lor the Wett, it ha a habH ol clolftl. The Communisll backed the ll'rOlll hor11 In Nkrumab, where any lOri of fairly rational hom would ha" limed them well. ~ tnd they htd evll')'lbilll ~~~~~~ tor them nve common nnoe. This columnist wu prelllt lonr tJO ID Ghans - whk:h the day be!a:t bad btea tnon 11 the Gold Cout - whUo the B·ltlah ushered Nltnunah from jail a a rtYOlutlonll')', dustJna him off l•llantly llld lllltalllnt 111m u Prima MIDlmr ol IIIII happy, new lndtpendent dem· ocracy. Thla wa1 In the days of the truly hot-gospel sweep for In· clependence everywhere that !<>Uowed the Second World War, "World opinion" was creechInaly for N'<rumah. AI the sym· bol of a new dawn arrlvtn& In Africa, he waa widely aeen notable in the United Statet - ., • Georse Washington, II a more acceptable Intellectual and forward • lookillJ type 111111 old lox·hllllUng and whltuy • drlnklllJ George had been. It - · 'therefore, ciiSConcerllnl to !tarn, in a conversatloa with the new Prime Minister, lhat unUI quite recently ht had rotlsted the elfl>l11 of tht then colonial British to burn the Infected cocoa troes wblcb, by spreadln& bli&bt, threatened destruction of Ghana's one basic economy, Why had ht resisted' WeD, be bad believed ~at 'the aods" would aot like .11 sort o1 llllna. Forward • looking and a perfect embodiment 411 the new tnlisbttnment that w-. to brinJ Africa'• .. lvoUoo! ODt hardly thought so. SIIU, to r• !Kirt thlJ convenoUon o!lf rill tht dancer of being called a reactionary Imperialist. And lhiJ wu PAC~oely what bappenad. Incited, for yura nobody could put a linter on Nkrumah - DOt IYID after ha destroyed any prtle"" of "damocraey" by ntunc up • pmonal despolllm of 1 kind ran11 ~ IIIICI the Mlddlt "'" and proolalmlni hlmllll dlvllle; Ill oceupltcl the llmt IIIICIU· Ill', monover, 10111 alter ht bacamt 111 open ally of the aow prtlDtrlly Cblneat Communl•t IIIOV'"""t to lnfUtrale tubSahara Africa. The return to sonity Ill Ghtna took a lone time. Perhape It uvw II'OIIki have come bad Nknunab not Ptlsed fmD the bllarn to the bowUniiJ p tesque. Had tht Oommunllll· them!elves nol been very lilly, they \¥0\lld have got rid of him lollJ ago In favor ol 101111 rationAl puppet. That they tlld DOt Is our &aiD - and Ill Afrl. ca's gain. For the wide le11on bert, lo aU Africa, Is that limply to condemn all tho Wet! Ia: what tome Western colonlalllt !K>W· ere once wert may bt ttDOiioo•lly satlslyinl but will not lllllke a counlry run Wl!D. And tha narrower •nd qlllte I!*IIIC let100 is thai not tveu· papa communism him~ell can forever shore up a repoe based llpol o !Kili<Y of lllJl'l sterile halt. World communlml ID Ill IIUll'l belligerent form bas liken a Ucltlng here ac~ly im sJ&· a.lficatrt thaD It took ID CUba. (Copyri(ht, IJ68, by UDitod reat~W SynciJeate, lllc.J DOlTOR SAYS Law•-· ly WOllam D. D. 8. Many txpliU belltvt thlt completely eliminating swttts from tllots simply ernlll 1 greater cravlnl lor them. But that doesn't mtlll you can't cut down on or tllmlnate IWeet 1ootY de11er1J. Dolnl 10 would be an excelleat 1111'1 ts )'0111' peroooal or family war oo Dental decay. Gooey sweets cling to teeth and IW"' and ll't tilfficult to r1111e or brush alf. M1ke ID llrly 1tart in getting your younr ones acCUitomed to flu. llhlni meals with cleansing type foods, Le., aples, ..-allies. crapefrult, melons. ete. Betweeo • maal neeta lhould bt d!Jcouraged, too. I rt<elllly villted • family whoA ~ c1ou1 2-year • old w11 ru11111nJ around with a earrot Iii her mouth. Thl• II better for ebll· drta'a teeth thlll rweeta be- Morris Landsburgh, owner of Miami Beaoll'i li:deo Roc, fin· ally 10t around to tellinll 111 what actually happened in the Johnny cal'IOII defection !rpm his fS&,OOO two-weekend book· Jng Seema Caroon, unhappy wilh one. or two "1mall errora Jn timlnr by atage hands" durIn& the opening abow, refused to l!e calme4 down by LantiJ. burgh and announced he was walking out · , "Mr. Carson got agitated when the curtain was pulled too fast, ... Landsburgh added. noting '"I asked him to please continue lor the benefit ol the people who bad reserved tllbles for the second show, wht naturally were his TV fans as well as my Crultomers, bul he said he wouldn•t go on agaiD for anybody" . . TV'• top comedy writer Goodman Ace, back !rom Fla., aaid he wa1 at Clll'IOn's show "and there was oomething wrong with the liOiilld B}'stetn - 1 beml tvery dirty jon very well" . . . The cotncldetice ol Frank Sinatra aiiO miPIIII bit aeco~~d opeolllJ DI&bt allow the nme mldalabl (Flu, Sinat. ra'1 mau 11ldl wu extandecl when DIIIIIY 'l'holnll joined whll aetliled ~ bt a lift Fla. upr11tn1 and wouldn't, at at loaat dldn~ 10 oo 1'ctr tho end abow at tht DeluvUie Hotel . . And 10 enda tba tempnl Iii tba land of the GPID pelml. historical pl1y, Gloria and Wy· all said, ~ey're aavecl tha cast fl the new Optrl bOUM - the Met OnaiiJI sent thtlr su~scrip­ Uon. Lloyd Brld&ea tnd pretty Wile succeSIIully scubadoobed • erou 5th Ave. witheut !Ina, braving lhe ralnl to open a atore chars• aceount; they were In town lor tha Mardi 2nd openlllJ ol their 10n. Beau, in wm. lnle'l Wherl'• 11 Daddy'' . . . Bright new younr comle Richard Pryor aloo browsed the 1811lt store's aanely mixed .up maiD Door (IInce tha Merv Griffin showl, the lad's a speuder) Socllty's Ned McLeiiD'S heart attack was complicated b)l Internal complications and Ned's now in the special care area ol Palm Beach's St. Mary's Hoapltal. 116th St. atrollen Eileen Heckart ol "Barefoot In the Park" In black slax and the more ample Maureen Stapleloa wisely Ill mink COlt and !lall; and !1'1 lime La Stapletall welll back to.actlni which alii does 10 brllllaDIIy, It toe wcasionally . .. Tommy We, uii abaoiutely deillbtful alar <I the w..,.ily wonderful "Half • ~e." was aJ&ned for 1M J1U1 porry Como colorcal wttb tilly oae mOd raquell - he. asked H the show mtcht be tllped at 5 p.m. on March 21, beeaoll "I'd like to tee my own abow just that once from out fi'GIIt" . . . Tommy leaves hfl musical March It and hit replacement (Tony Tanner) will be rocking hiS role, a charm: log gem of light and line entertainment . . Meanwhile - de rusb to catch this talented Steele lad before he leaves lor bla London home and later, a Walt Disney 111m. National baseball league owners are meeting right now, ou whether to aoe certaiD Milwaukeeans for "harassment" after the Bravn decided thay'd rather switch to Atllllla thao light whilt they clatm' was local apathy .·. One 14- room Part Ave. apartment II belill offered at $7,1100 a monlh; yes, ••000 a year .. . II thai renlo CCllltrolled? ·k-- by magadna cav• BERRfS WORLD Qlelll. Have 7011 DOll* IIIII flilto er auckm are apt to Ill or Ut qultlly wbUt lhep IIICll? NOI 10 · cbfldrtD illlDI padlim. While they chew and llliCk they're UIUIII!y quilt aoU... 'ftley have two !pia fret, Alii IIley make tbt . Dll .. II. "nlumb • socking co bt a probleftl. II ftboulil bt dltoourqtcl but not Qo ID _ . . . llnlplt or by medl••lcal de- me. jhjl 11'1 dowllrllllt ltll[ lrulll ~ to 1GIII' Glllltl. 1'111 lblnk[nJ of ...lc. llU tbt tllulllb ortl!, Cll' "'"'· phiiiiDt dollil thf ..... It llllbl. '1'llle ~ or tbn 1 • IDq lfop '1111, bul 11111 II turD 011111 Ml'IGt,it - -Nil'" wtlltla - . .. . , - - .....lilt tooth ... te!IIDI probl-: 11'11 ,_.. YI'U latl af ~· ' eoa.utt JOIII' daalll& r. lliMI!e Iii uualbil a. J)lriiGUIII' ,-otln ,.. -- him el&ht montba, but four IDODtba ol ibat llmt WI didn't Once he iieDI me flO wlltll l was out of money and food for the children. About aU I really lmow about him Is he hal speDI 27 months in a boapltal for hal• llo fatigue, but I heve filleD ID IPYe with him, from his !etten. Should I take the kid• oullhert and fel marrielj? - M. R. Dear M: . . . Norunleu you t:a11 afford a roun4ctrlp bus ticket for five. You can't fall In love bjl mall (tbouJb be MIGHT 1U1'p1'ise me and DIJ'!Midm and turD_.out .to .. bl ywr· ~m man).- n. Dear Helm: What happtiitd to an th,e tltmen! Nowadaya mea expect you to P!IY tor ball the enterta~o­ ment when they take you out. "nley taUt about other th"ll, bow much money they mate. u you doo't aban ospensea at entertainment and rtfreshlnmll, they expect you to pay Iii more personal waya. Wlll'll o! all - and iiiOII o! Ill - they just want to so drlv· log ll'OUIId drlnl<lng beer oul ol botllea ( thai the lirlt plf far) and 10 parklnl. What bapJltlled to tba niN IUYS wht UN dactnt lqalct and trell th"la with · Nlptel (and liiOiltJ)T - CHASING 4 DREAM? Dear Cbamc: cen- What Iilii allow, the7 ...... poet. II thla tba Jll'lct you ... pl)l!w "equal rl&hts"? Or ba" you limply tied Iii with • diDo ay:chlnllf crowd? - H. Tbit c:oluma Ia d..ue.ttd It lamlly llvlnl, ao II 7VU'n bno 1111 kid troublt Cl' just pl. . trouble, let llal11 Help YOU, !!he wm allo weiCIID' "" - IIDUIIIII ..,.... .... drta lilllll Bottal Ill art II lbla liftiiJIIIII'. / j Helen Bottel--' write. ~d II of 15 attempts from tile field. hall and dtmlnatocl both hoards The balaoced attack ol Loy· Ill opeD up thelr widest margiD oia was headed by Billy smith at ~ with $:~ Jell in the with 25 IK'Ints, Corky Bell M same. and Dous Wardlaw 20. Western, which sbol S5 per "It didn't look like we eame cent lor the game, outgunnfd to play," said dejected George lhe Raonblers by 12 roals from Ireland, tbe Ramblers' bead the field and tbn!w Up a secoo4 coach. "I'm not trying Ill hike half zone defense which Layola anything away from Western'• found nearly Impenetrable. performance, which waa ......~ Smith Leoda Wnlmi lent." Dwight smith led all &COlas Ireland !ell the turning !Klint with 29 !Kiinll lor Western and came just before the end oflhe Clem llasklnll bad 26, bitting on' flrsl ball wh011 Wardlaw, ene 1111 • per cent Ia tbt MSU Upsets Big 10 Champs, 0hio State Surprised Too HELEN HELP US! or a.blla thai - Mk:blgan, nstlooal runoerup last ~· Frlda7 algbt at lowe CliJ, Iowa, by soundly lbrasblng fourth raakecl Loyola ~allY Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., March 8, 1965 Anethtr abowbiJ daltelor, Fred Frllndly. wbo Jell CJS. CIIIUflMU IN HAIICII TV DtW1 1D ~ IIOblt lwlf, wUI , Dear llalm: CbrlltiDII II Orllllnu, ~ wrllt • book "telUaa all" ... wbiD you look at Chrlltnlal deoFl«<da Va.nderblll aDd bar INto band, Wyatt Cooper, altar Ilk· orauooa on a llfiChbor's wiD1111 Collltuce Hope bow to pi dow from December, 1814 (fll, a Mttropolltan Opera l\lb8crlp- I llfd Ml J 1brouJb February UC111, wrote to Mat eucutiva 1111, It lell pretty UriJil. I Prancll Robi111011; alter 110 don't mean llibts, but wala' wwer, they wrote qlln llJ· palnllnl. AI ulibt, I llfbt is InC they were rec:oncDed to not turned on ID blc:k of tba Santa recelvtnc 1 subacripliGD b u t Clalll lace. Don't you lhltik IIIII oelfhwllbtd to remind tho Mat what bapptnod ID 1881 (I blilurd of bctr hu a law lllltluto llmt to UN a window waab? We'rt ·ur1 dlffereol c11o1er) wheD tht or!ilnll vllllltrblll dldn~ ... 111 of Jookllll It btr "Holiday calve a limllar subacriptloo- [lllillftil" lor wall 111tr a yaarl MISPLAaD bt buffed ell and buill Ill 011' - TIRED 11'1 bout of hfl 011'11 • • II)' ~ CHRISTMAU:s Dear Tlrtcl: Maybe abt'1 proud of II. eaUit 11 clottn'l Jllva tbe tntb ADd 11 11ut tba'a provldlni • both Iii supr and aiiO ...,.. I tarrlflc OODVtrlltion pltcll ID to ulilly aome Clblldrltl'• your nelfbbarhood. Llkll uy, .... lor. dlompilll Ill the oddballl ol thll world ara lhlnl Wd. . If your child mul have what make lftt lnterllllni. Whether you'D admit II or DOl, I bet candy, avoid .bard eandlll IUcb you'D all bt a UtUe 1m aware 11 lollypopt at sticky atuH 411 tach other, perhaps a llUia lib earamelJ. Tblle taka • 1os1 frteadly, when you haven't tuns time to dlssolvt and theretore eonstantly botbe tht IHih cot Santa Claus II I COiDiiiOII ID tuaar. Decay aoiiVIt)' lltiDI bond. - H. 10 be cllrectly rtlated to what Dear ~lin: I heve been writing to a mill dentist call "oral clmaoc. pen time" - the time lt takea lor I met throutb a carbohydrata to be clear«~ pal club. Ha wrott ""7 othfrom the moclh. It seema that er day for a while llld then be tht sooner 11111r is elelflll frolll akacl mt to 11111!7 blm. I 1111 a, wltb lOIII' cbllclrt. He II 48. tba mouth, tht lela cltciJ. How mocb candy does your He llvn lD California and I live chlld eat? Do yw wlllt to Ill II the tuL Wall, alt.- lbat, I didn't bill' surptipd? Make • lilt ol tht from him, IDd flDIIIy I ea IIIII tood and btvtrllll ba IUIIIes Iii a ctven day aud you tba ttlephonl number be may be shocked at the large me, but aomebody till! anaweramount of candy ba eati.And tcl. I got 1 letter A)'liiC be diddon't blame It on tbt fact that a~ Ilk• 1111 ebeckliiC up Clll hlnl be's still ftnlablng hfl Cllriii- ltld bt waa eallfnllhl whole DIII <andy. You may ·alto bo ••· thilll ott. 1'brle moothll later I 101 a barraSiod at the lack of balo Clirlltlllu card from him, 1114 uce ID hfl dlel. Ill February a leiter atklna me Soli nbber JIICUien 1 e e ID II forpe him ltll[ II'OIIld I sliD to be less dliiUrblne to nor- 11111!7 111m. Ill all, I'VI luioWI mal ll'tiPtioD and polllionbll ol teeth and normal ~ of )awa thaD thumb at llqer auckilll· Moulb bablta of thll La,ler kind are IIIUilly acco~Do plllled by hand PrtiUII thai eauee the toll bone of cblldrla'• jaws to btcome mJasbapttl IIIII puaba1 teeth out oiii"OPfl' au,p. -~ Dowhflf"- The HUitoppm earned the right It play Big Tet'. champion (IlL) IM-88, Ia thi ·Mid • East playoff. Dayton was preased to down Miami o! Ohio, Mid-American Conference cluunpilll, 58 • Sl. The Flyers will be meelijlg top. ranked Kentucky at Iowa City. Weslern dispelled aey doubll thel more than one major col· lege basketball power exists ln Kentucky lhls season b)l grabbing the lead at 39-38 with 2:46 left in the first haU and then roarlng away. The Hillloppe.s shot a bllslar· COLLEGE &ores af the aparkplup ot his attack, picked up his fourth peraonaJ foul. "CODtrolllng the bearda lD the second baU was the key," Coach Jolulny Oldham ot Weala-n felt. He evened 111 old aeon with Loyola, which shattered hfl TeiUleS!IeO Tech team 114-42 In a similar NCAA plll}'ofl 1 few years ago. Henry Finkel, Dayton's &-loot. II center, proved too mach lor Miami. He collected 25 ptinll and puUed down 17 rebouodo Iii Toronto May Get Fight, But Don't Count on it ALL S'fABS JeadhiC tile f'lyera to their vklory ol the oeafiOII over amaUer Redeklns. llborl« Miami madeJ~a~~:\l olll all the way. Tbe ltD~ tolbeatay at ball14-12 with l:4l "'" flrlil · nay. ton optlllld up 1 tHO lll8I'IID about IIYe minutea alter inter· mJuiM tor Ill blgelllead. HELSINKI -&ld wilmer Eero .; ner af tbt 11 kl1r ·asr Ski ::fo~ Sllrlder Bowl Oat aellr, Miami cut the l1181'11iDtlto:!:l~~ Since lilteroalional with NZ Left, but tliat co wearlna my .. lilllde rules forbid 1ifm to ted s..;,. eo111y emn tbal my IIIli-" presented on aids, be will ed Its ehances, llfmsell II I '!0111Plttl1r , Dl~·s:sder~~=:!r. He NEWNational YORK (UPO -Next environmtotL Amateur AlbieB wm devote full lime to ::..: :e:eu::=.. ll~ml, ullion 1o1a~:: ~~~ ! ,I . •i ow ean Wf· Bell MOle Buliedlall RaRIII TORONTO (UP!) -Onatrio McKeiiZle's atuc1y of t!1e llghl. " March 3-4, the AAU & 1 UDitod Pren !Dterlatloul Laber Minister LesUe Rowntree McKenzie susgested tbe atltjustLet'd Jt, ba AI~ Monday. · }~ ........ 17 will welcome the March 29 tude of the local pre8ll to the on ' •• liii)'M8 w meet was prev\OIIllly U'l IIIJaNAIA TOVillliilent heavyweight championship fight light might influence Rowntree. die Finke:. !ow ~"t\: we to take place at New . '· 00 1 At KaDSal City, Mo. between cassius Clay and So might public opinio•. • ~~~ r Madison Square Garden, 25· (Fint Roaad) Ernie Terrell 1o Toronto today McKenzie would not say what man. , 1 Sf · (Ark. St. 72 Guilford 17 or send it away still homeless. bls recommendation 1o Rowo- That what Kebtuc~ -.--ll'uo-. " " ' Cent. Mich. &S Ednbro (Pal 53 The bout which has been run tr h d bee have to solve too, and it lURED ""'" elflll of'"' brand Norfolk St. 132 Upper Iowa 97 out of town in at least lour 11;""",..: he ~~:~ : le':::; 1 start 6-loot-8 CIHf• Berger SOUTH BEND Ind. lUPII -. ~~ ''"d only a t.actioo for ,1 Mrrs-Hrvy no Peru (Neb.) . stead of 6-lool-5 regular Wampfler ' .assistant fool-' otime,s ••thiJ •isbfin••1 dgr COIIId..,. ~ 103 other renters is scho!luled lor toward alloWJ'ns the fl'ghl J . hi l .;'r,· somd • veriiSIIIJ ral Okl a. Bap t. 80 CaI. Wes~n 78 Maple Leal Gardens if Rown- tak 1 aracz at center against coach at M1am1 of 0 o, But, •e'd lltvtlo raise.., lict Cent. St. 92 St. T~. 69 Is willing. ..;.:.r':"'~ no beef at an Flyers. . hired as Noire Dame's '"'quality. Tbon, •• ntlillt'.,IO:,• Rckhrst CoiL 102 Millrsvl 88 Dnlario Athletic Commission· boxing grounds" he said. It bas bten Coach Don Dono· line coach Monday. ""'· W.,l do IOU ~inll NCAA College D!Yisloo er and former World Boxing and Terrell are bolh in ber's misfortune in wiU replace Doc King Ed d Cl Re(lonal Toumameat Association President Merv standing wir.t the WBA." two trips to the NCAA . who accepted a position Jac War: (Ill AI Graod N.D. McKenzie turned the results of McKenzie said the top teama in the __::kson:•I:U•:·F:lolidJi: ·: __i511 (Fmal) his investigation over lo Rown· appeared to have "an RegionaL Last year the of Buffalo. No. Oak. U. 112 Valparal.. 12 tree Sllllday for approval. mind" concerning the fate lost Ill Michigan, eventual NCAA Basion Reglooalo The Labor minister had Wfln 1the bout. nerup, and this time It's At Blacksburg, Va. · ..pected to , announce his Rowntree was quizzed the tournament favorite, st. Jos, (Pa.) liS Providence 48 decision Mondajr. But he asked the fight Monday in "I'm looking forward to ebal- ~1 Davidson 95 Rhode Island 6S lor another day to look over legislature by new longing Kentucky," he declared. Serving Melga County Since 1868 NCAA Mldeaat Regional• ---- party member Ken "I hope we give a better At Kent, Olllo Tex. Western 89 Okla. City 74 who said he would ask count of ourselves this Daytoo 58 Miami \Ohio) 51 Others: full explanation if the · than we did last year against W. Ky. St. 105 Loyola (Ill.) 86 Kentucky 103 Tulane 74 allowed the fight Several MichlgOD." .UVKAA Midwest Reglonals .. Mich. St. 86 Mich. 77 members of lhe '"We feel we have tvelrytblllg AGENCY, INC. At Wltbita, Kaa. Purdue 92 Ohio Sl. 86 hav<l gone on record to gain and nothing to loot," Houstoa 82 Colo. st. U. 71 Nebraska 85 Okla. St. 64 opposing the fift.Jt. how be summed it. Bill Chlld...,Rodney Downing, Apnll Iowa 112 Indiana ·77 llllrold Ballard, vice Weslern takes a 22-2 Northwestern 84 nlinois 76 ident of Maple Leaf lnlt battle with '"U Wisconsin 87 Minnesota 74 said he would have ao MichigOD, 1?-6, while . Kan. St. 75 Iowa Sl. 73 (ot) about going ahead the wUI carry a :tH mart KANSAS CITY (UPI) - games -~n average of more Faub10n connected o. a desper· Kansas 85 Colorado liS llght, ~ Rowntree approved it. Kentucky 2H Delent!tng champion and top- than 85 pomts per team. auon field goal from aear mid:::::::...:..:::=:=.2!:.:=..:::;c::::==::·.::..::_____~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l seeded Central (Ohio) State, , court lhat seot the contest into last year's runner-up Oklahoma Chief contrlbulot lo the the extra period. TWO COACHES RESIGN Baptist and 1964 champioR o~tput. was Norfolk Slate ol In other games Rockhurst GREENFIELD, Ohio (UPII Rockhuntt aotched opening Vlfgima, which sel • tour- ripped Millersville (Pa. J State Two McC!aiR High Scbool vat· round victories Mooday I• the nament record IR a IS:\-97 romp !02-U; Central (Ohio) toppled sity coaches resigned Monday, 29th annual National Associ&· over Upper Iowa Umve.slty. St. Thomas (Minn.) 92-69; but will keep their teaching lion of lateroollegiate Albletics Sophomore James Grant led Oklahollll! Baptist audged Cali- pasta. No reaoons wert given (NAIA) basketball touru.ment. the parade with 33 points for fomia Western tlt).76; Central lor the resignation of William The aiRin 16 teams Ia lhe Spartans. Michigan trimmed Edinboro Damron, head football and JUn· rem g (Pa.) State 67-M and Southern JOr high school track coach, and the field of 32 see actio• today nte second biggest output (Ark.) State ellmiaated Gull- Dale Allen, head basketball and with the advd~ to c•me in Morris . Harvey's ford (N.C.J 72-67• baseball coach. r Wednesdays second round. (W.Va.) 111).103 overtime vlcto_ Defense was \"'actically a ry over Peru (Neb. J Stille. NBA,_Standla-BREWER WINS CROWN l<>rgottea word tR iii<Jnday's P firing that lasted from mid· In the last and perhaps most By United Press biternallon PENSACOLA, Fla. (UPI) _ morning until past midnight. A exciting game of the day Eastem Dlvl•toa · Young Tom Weiskopf of Bed· Iota! ol l,!'lt points poured fourth-seeded Georgia Southern W.. L . PtL ford, Ohio, earned $1,053 in the throush lhe hoop ia eight needed an pyertime spurt to Philadelphia 48 2li .853 $6S,OOO Pensacola Open Gtlf CUSTOM put dowa Howard Payne !Tex.) ~~?•ton 49 28 .653 Tournament that ended Mon. IISfALUD 8.~.00. CJJCmnaU 44 28 .611 day. He bad a 14 Monday lor , Forao...,.,_._Wo~Mioo•lll-1111.._ BIU Pickeu bad put lhe Naw York 28 43 .!94 282 total, 10 back ol winner Eagles ahead 72-70 with a free Westora Dlvlaloa Gay Brewer. Wallter Inman shot with only two secDIIds left. W, ·L . Pd. Jr. ot Columbus flnlabed oot of But Howard Payne's Dflllllll 1M Angelet 41 S2 .562 tile !DOney at 288. . ., .. Baltimore 34 Sf 'Thla special low prlae lurludae: COMPLETE STAFF St. Louis 31 39 .443 Pl'I'I'SBURGH IUP!) -The Saa Fraoclsoo 31 42 .425 • 100,000 BTU EMPIRE LP.Qu Pittsburgh ·Steelars eompleted Detroit 2t 53 .2114 The Vary Best Foroed Air ' - 117 .u.rtetl Preto lnterutloiliil lheir , football coacblng staff Mnaday'• ll<lalb In Uoad Can Anywhere on~y high. . ~esclay's Obit high school Monday, when tbey hired Hu(.l Boston Ulll st. Louis tOl NO REASONABLE distr•ctlounlameot scbedulo: (Bones) Taylor to coach the (Only lamt scheduled) OFFER REFUSEO CLASS AA offensive ends. Taylor was bead Tiieoday's Gameo At Cellllllbul coach of tbe American Football st. Louis vs. Philadelphia SEE Quiet, poll 611, .....bla Calumbus Linden (17·21 Vll. League Houstoa Oilers last at New Yort • 7 w~ 1100111 clacU Columbus Hartley !14-IJ season. Loo Angaln at New York • Cold-elr Ius duai Upper Arllnglon !17-3) vs. BaHlmore .._ Saa Fracllco • Central ~tcAiticl Pleasant View (18-3) at Eugelll!, Ore. "Tour ....t.. De• lor" CLASS A (Oaly games scbedultd) POMIROY, 0, • Complste cnstmn lneta!Jetjap ~ OIW AI New Pliflodelplila ~~I homet u,l I &a ltrQbur~,:~~) ... Brlllianl • Re:ntaJ.lltee - ol I I u4 Ill tall At 6liiiGii awi llautblqtoo (IU) n. Dalt 011 Three persoaa were !laed and Wlt.ha••c e ,., .,_ . (17-4) two othera forfetled bondt II eaJ1 add aJr ••wAIL le . . . lll7 time. Laltt (12-J) vL Cleveland Lour- Pomeroy Mayor Charles J:.o. del (U·IO) &ar'a eourt Saturday ill(bl. No .t.rnr Ia tbt ' ' a 4 I n AI rliDifoolhe WDUam Gufnlber, Syracuse, be..,..W Chauncey Dover (111-5) vs. was fined $5 and costs on eon&vemt•IIIIJ•b' Dlnr-.B Portsmouth Clay (10.1) vlcllon of drlvlag left of -ter Craoksvlllt !16-5) va. Sootheast- and $2S !or leav~ the ICtlle ad niL era (16-7) of u aeclden\; WUli8111 Reeves. -~ 'd' 'UIO RD Albany, $10 aad coots, ;. WILDCATS WIN TITLE lollcaliou, and Kell!l Graeser. NEW YORK (UPI) -The ItO and coots, redtJea opera· S EASY PAY FLAil 111181 United Presa lnte1'118tlonal tloL Okay Kiser, BD Racine, major ..,,...,, basketball 1- forleitocl a fl5 bond on an t. Oa - ,, . . tutBI ... - .,. ~o ra lollcatloa cblrge and Hentcbal b • ! I Ia , _ I IJ • h l?gs lor the IIJ6U6 season with Criker, Little Hawking, ~ ,. lirsl-place volea aad -'""1 ed a f18.7tl bond 011 a epeedlas recorde t11rouJb ~·turd a y, charge. .. _ ........... JIIA ... Man:h 5• 11 porenthellll: Pollee over lbi weel!ead· 11'f ·, ~· T~ntucky (:If) <21-ll·~ mted Edward Beaver, 18, WIJ. talse • to .. " ,, ..... bbllsl-& WITH FACJORY AIKONDITIONING 2. Dub (7) (23-3) 228 llam~ 1W. VL, oa a diarp \ 3. Tex. W.tera (I (ZS.l 222 of l'lililiillJ rill lfgbl. V-8 motor. aulomatltl trans., power brakes and 4. K811811 214 2G6 Allr08 eouJDE . ' ., ·"... ateerlug, wbitl lldnall tires, wbeel c1,1eca, tiated I. Loyola IlL (21·2) 201 Pomeroy !KIDCe lnvestlgatocl ... l 7 •. st. Joe. Pl. (I) <22:1) 110 • aceltletil at 12:8 •• ' ilafll, radio. \ ?. Mlcbfgaa (17-C) 112 m Sonday 01 .East MabHI 8. Vantlerblll (22:1) 72 Tbunn , ' .....-· 88 Brewer, 16' Racile, I Clncbmali (IU) 11 • IIGpped to picii"''J hil&ldtera .... to. 1'roY1t1ei1ce (22-4) et and bla car .- struck Ia tbt Secood lt-11, N~ 31; ...., by a vehlcll eperated by GMAC Fiuncln1 Available 12, Utah 24; 13, OldahOina City Gerald Slntpson, 31, Racine, 13; It, HOUitoa Ill; II, Oreloil Bo1b can l1ad medium ~ Slate If; II, 8yraetM II; 17, llld Sim[IIOI was cited 011 1D ... .., Pacific 12; II, DaVldiOII 10 usured olear dlslmice dllrle. CIDCAGO (UPI) - cazzle All fin Iowa darters scored Russell of Mlcblgaa wrested the in double ligures with Be~ Me· scoring crown from Dave Gilmer a sophomore who start· &tlellbaoe ol Purdue and Mlch- ed the season as a sub getting igan State upset the champiOD the most 19. Roo, Kozlickl'• 26 Wolverloea Monday llfghlla the and J1m Burns 23 . pushed !mal . round of the Btg Ten. Northwestern to Its wm. Don R1188ell got 34 points in Mlch· Freeman Illinois' all-time scor· !gao's 86·77 loss 111 Michigan er and t~ird-place finisher in Slate w,hUe Schellha.se got 31 1.n the conference thiS year scored Purdu~ s 92-86 wm over Ohw 26. State. This gave Russell 4611 to Wisconsin defeated Minnesota Schellhase's 451. 37-74 wllh Badgers Ken Gu<tal· Scbellltase woa the crown last son and Mark Zubor sconvg 27 year. Both mea are AII-Ameri· and 21 and Gophers Lou Hud· cas. thl! year. son and Archie Clark 26 aod 16. Bill. Curtis :"lth 26 and Stan Final standings: Wasbmgtoo with 2S paced MlciJ. 1gao State 1o Its ups~. Tbe . . W L Plo 0ps Spartans might have tied lor Ml.chJgan II 3. 1236 1197 lhe title had they not been vic- M1ch. State 10 4 1123 1014 tims themselves to Indians two fllinois 8 6 1224 1148 nighs earlier. 'r.tey flllished liJ. Iowa 8 6 1131 t117 4 while Mlchigao was 11·3. N'westero 7 7 1108 1146 Iowa deleaed llldiana 82-77 Minnesota 7 7 IJ92 1200 and Northweslorn whipped 1111· Wisconsin 6 8 1056 1108 nms 84-76 to blow th~ Hawk· Oh1? Slate 5 9 1121 1149 eyes and IUlnl Ia a th1rd-place Ind1ana 4 10 1089 1231 deadlock with U recorda. Purdue 4 10 1095 lW .ra: fOr S.f' tha':' .. .:.:!:; :1 ~orko, ~:::=~~~~hea~d::loo!tbal:l~c~oa:c:b~a:t~th:•~ DOWNING INSURANCE· I I CeDtraI State Cops NAlA 0pener' 92 £9 I LP-Gas Forced Air Heating System ':"'oers $ Tonight's District Contests 00 .466li"'iiiliiiiii'-=-===-.l I ambler Trade-lns so· \ ;::~a!=:- MEliOPOLITAN MOTORS Three Fined in Mayor's Court Our Weekly =•· n•,, .m SPECIAL 1959 Ford Thunderbird Jy ··--"'lh t ....... ""' ........ ..... .,.,._,..,__ .. ... ,._......, , ......_ ......... ,It ......... __ ' _, 2 •995 <Ue), Brilbam Pa)'IOII I, YOIIIfj KARR & VAN ZANDT ltll[ Other ltiDII r..cetvtas .U - Bosloli Colloge, 8u Frucl&co, Sl John's (N.Y.), Weatera JCentucky, Soulben llelbotlllt, Peno s~. Tewltl, .llorlb Carolina 8tata.· VNIT CAIU» Pomeroy emergucy \ ' lt)IUlllo mea wen oumiiiDiltd at t:llt a. m. Moliday lor Mrs. Frallt Am01, Relet l!jJriDge Road, wbO was taten ta Veterans ~· Ill HGePuaJ aac1 admllted. C.dlllac - Oldsmobile -TOII'D .... Ollr Qulllt7.· • .., .. Dalq 'i ,,_.. · WY 2-5342 Po.neroy., Ohio - ~ '"' ,, \\ 'r A...LAND OIL A RIFINING COMPANY \ .... 471, Highway 124 ,.....,,Ohio Phone: WYMclolle 2-2166 llpl.. W.)'a. .....,_ S7242:U ,,~ ~ �•• \ \' i' j Loyola Upset; Shridermen Lose to Dayton, 58 to 51 THE DAILY SENTINEL · "Now Is the Time for All ~~en MIIGs.MASON AREA Richard S. Owen, Publlallor Cbtl!tr TanDeblll Editor Publlabod tVtl'J alttrn~on ..cept Sui> day by Tbe Ohio Valley Publloblna Com• pany, 110 Mecbanl• St., Pomer!IJ. Ohio m69 Business Office phone wY t-2158 Editorial pbono WY 2·21~7 By Jack O'Btlau EnteHd u second clua mallin1 matter It tbe polt office at Pomtroy. Obto. Nattonal advertl11n1 BottineUI Kimball, In<, reprtsentatiVI: 343 Ave .• New York Ctt)>, Nn York. Lntnato. Substliptton rates: Delivered bJ carrter wb:ere avatlablt, 30 ctnts per week; one yE-ar in advance at tbe Daily Sentinel of· f1ce $1~.~0; six months, $7.80, tbre• moDtba i3.90 By Motor Route where earrier litrvJce not anilable one month $1.30. mail or.e year SlO.OO; Slx months. 8J ~.2fi: l'bree months. $3.00. COMMENT~ liNG EDITORIALlY ACultural Lift? ;.,;oT too many people are aware that an • act of the Ohio Lelislature creating •n Ohio Arts Council was tigned into Ia,, . last May by Governor James A. Rhodes. and became effective in August. Bv some it has been baUed as an histor· k·al and significant legislative milestone for our state. It is even contended that it v:11l eventually affect Ohioans in all walks of life. There art those who say that it will brinl cultural benefilt and enjoyment to residents of the state In aU wal ks of life. We fervently hope that such will be the outcome, but we have our serious doubts, with the main tmphlsts in the state beins on industrial growth, and with not too lar&t a percentage of our pofulation intansted In the cilltural part o existence. There ii the old saying that you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink. We might say in Ohio that we are goln~ to give the residents culture and art m ever increasing dos· ages, but that wlU not accomplish the objective. It is right and P.roper to pro· mote a new department like this, but it will not get ver? far without a lot of pre· ii minarv accomplishments. or exposure to the things that are considered cultur· al First the youth of the state must be exposed to the arts at an early day and be encouraged to follow in that path th roughout the years of their life. Some· where along the way, even )lrograms lik8 that. get sidetracked, and ln&tflild efcbe:- • ing ~t.racted to the best in performing arl" t· •Y take up with other forms of en· if al,0:nent, and mils the point entirely. The CouncU bar set up three broad aims in connection with implementing the Ohio arts program. Fint the~ are going to slimuiate greater publtc mter· e'l and participation in the performing and floe arts. They will have plenty o! competition, when the majority stay glued to television sets for shows that m· all standards are far from the realm of art. Their second objective ia to en· courage greater interest In the state's cull ural heritage. This will be easier, and ligures show that people in areater num· ben art visiting muteums and other In· stitutiona that reflect our background. The final objective is to support profes· sional cultural activ!liei and guide ama· teur participation in the arts. The latter two of the objectives have possibilities, but the stimulation of pub· lie participation is the fly in the oint· ment In this area of the valley we have been trying to st:imulate lntemt in the per!ormmg arts. Sad to state !bert has been a decrease In lntere1t, rather than an increase. It bolls down to the fact that many have not been expo1ed, and they do not have the backaround to appreciate what Is being offered. One county In the Tri.County Concert .Usoctatlon bas faltered to the point that there lJ hardly any Interest. The very people, who are well-educated, and al· fluent , take little or no Interest in auch cultural advantages. We must have people who think big In matters of cultural things. and who set examples for tbe rest of the community to recognize that we must improve our cultural level. One of the most hopeful siam locally II the interesl in the graphic arta, and It IIIII need of .xpanJio11.-DCW Voice of Broadwov To Come to the Aid of Their Country-'' • DIVQTaD fCI INTI!Ri!ST OP KENT, Ohio (llPI) - Uoranked Western K~ .. 1umed the role of ilant kill« Monday ulibt In advancbig to lhe NCAA Mid-East Regional basketball tournameal with Kentucky Mlcbfgu and Day· ton. ' Capitol Comment, Events B)' Wllll•m S. White WASHINGTON - The rovolt In Ghana, which bas drivea a tinpot Caesar, Kw•me Nkru· math, from his self • constructed throne, may have done even more to d"troy a dan1erou. Communist lod&ment In Alrt• ca. At the max1mum, II may bo lhe beginning of an evolution, in ex • coit)lllal Afrtca generally, away from automatic hatred of ali things Western thai has 1tained lht whole lDdtptDdtllct movement. At the irredu<lblt minimum, It 11 a profOUild setback lor lhe most menscin( brand 411 aggressive communism, the Chi!lfse brand. At the IUCCf" sors ol Nkrumath's p1rody of a rovernmenl calmly throw out all varieties of foreign Reds who had m1de Ghana a locua of infection In Africa. I h t truly 1ignllicant aspect II tht expul•lon of the Chinese. For it wa• lhe Chinese for whom Nkrumah wu stooginl at the very hour of hiJ overthrow. FUtiflily, he was on 1 "peace mltslon" to CommunIst China deslfnod to ma1tt propoaanda ID Black Africa on behalf ot tht Chlne10 • backod IDvasion of South Viet Nem. ID 1 word, oanlt)' it comlfli IDto ex-colonial Africa while the Cblllelt tubvenl•• art btlni driven back. Hert, Imper· iaUst communi8111 dttea~ ItstU, a, fortunately lor the Wett, it ha a habH ol clolftl. The Communisll backed the ll'rOlll hor11 In Nkrumab, where any lOri of fairly rational hom would ha" limed them well. ~ tnd they htd evll')'lbilll ~~~~~~ tor them nve common nnoe. This columnist wu prelllt lonr tJO ID Ghans - whk:h the day be!a:t bad btea tnon 11 the Gold Cout - whUo the B·ltlah ushered Nltnunah from jail a a rtYOlutlonll')', dustJna him off l•llantly llld lllltalllnt 111m u Prima MIDlmr ol IIIII happy, new lndtpendent dem· ocracy. Thla wa1 In the days of the truly hot-gospel sweep for In· clependence everywhere that !<>Uowed the Second World War, "World opinion" was creechInaly for N'<rumah. AI the sym· bol of a new dawn arrlvtn& In Africa, he waa widely aeen notable in the United Statet - ., • Georse Washington, II a more acceptable Intellectual and forward • lookillJ type 111111 old lox·hllllUng and whltuy • drlnklllJ George had been. It - · 'therefore, ciiSConcerllnl to !tarn, in a conversatloa with the new Prime Minister, lhat unUI quite recently ht had rotlsted the elfl>l11 of tht then colonial British to burn the Infected cocoa troes wblcb, by spreadln& bli&bt, threatened destruction of Ghana's one basic economy, Why had ht resisted' WeD, be bad believed ~at 'the aods" would aot like .11 sort o1 llllna. Forward • looking and a perfect embodiment 411 the new tnlisbttnment that w-. to brinJ Africa'• .. lvoUoo! ODt hardly thought so. SIIU, to r• !Kirt thlJ convenoUon o!lf rill tht dancer of being called a reactionary Imperialist. And lhiJ wu PAC~oely what bappenad. Incited, for yura nobody could put a linter on Nkrumah - DOt IYID after ha destroyed any prtle"" of "damocraey" by ntunc up • pmonal despolllm of 1 kind ran11 ~ IIIICI the Mlddlt "'" and proolalmlni hlmllll dlvllle; Ill oceupltcl the llmt IIIICIU· Ill', monover, 10111 alter ht bacamt 111 open ally of the aow prtlDtrlly Cblneat Communl•t IIIOV'"""t to lnfUtrale tubSahara Africa. The return to sonity Ill Ghtna took a lone time. Perhape It uvw II'OIIki have come bad Nknunab not Ptlsed fmD the bllarn to the bowUniiJ p tesque. Had tht Oommunllll· them!elves nol been very lilly, they \¥0\lld have got rid of him lollJ ago In favor ol 101111 rationAl puppet. That they tlld DOt Is our &aiD - and Ill Afrl. ca's gain. For the wide le11on bert, lo aU Africa, Is that limply to condemn all tho Wet! Ia: what tome Western colonlalllt !K>W· ere once wert may bt ttDOiioo•lly satlslyinl but will not lllllke a counlry run Wl!D. And tha narrower •nd qlllte I!*IIIC let100 is thai not tveu· papa communism him~ell can forever shore up a repoe based llpol o !Kili<Y of lllJl'l sterile halt. World communlml ID Ill IIUll'l belligerent form bas liken a Ucltlng here ac~ly im sJ&· a.lficatrt thaD It took ID CUba. (Copyri(ht, IJ68, by UDitod reat~W SynciJeate, lllc.J DOlTOR SAYS Law•-· ly WOllam D. D. 8. Many txpliU belltvt thlt completely eliminating swttts from tllots simply ernlll 1 greater cravlnl lor them. But that doesn't mtlll you can't cut down on or tllmlnate IWeet 1ootY de11er1J. Dolnl 10 would be an excelleat 1111'1 ts )'0111' peroooal or family war oo Dental decay. Gooey sweets cling to teeth and IW"' and ll't tilfficult to r1111e or brush alf. M1ke ID llrly 1tart in getting your younr ones acCUitomed to flu. llhlni meals with cleansing type foods, Le., aples, ..-allies. crapefrult, melons. ete. Betweeo • maal neeta lhould bt d!Jcouraged, too. I rt<elllly villted • family whoA ~ c1ou1 2-year • old w11 ru11111nJ around with a earrot Iii her mouth. Thl• II better for ebll· drta'a teeth thlll rweeta be- Morris Landsburgh, owner of Miami Beaoll'i li:deo Roc, fin· ally 10t around to tellinll 111 what actually happened in the Johnny cal'IOII defection !rpm his fS&,OOO two-weekend book· Jng Seema Caroon, unhappy wilh one. or two "1mall errora Jn timlnr by atage hands" durIn& the opening abow, refused to l!e calme4 down by LantiJ. burgh and announced he was walking out · , "Mr. Carson got agitated when the curtain was pulled too fast, ... Landsburgh added. noting '"I asked him to please continue lor the benefit ol the people who bad reserved tllbles for the second show, wht naturally were his TV fans as well as my Crultomers, bul he said he wouldn•t go on agaiD for anybody" . . TV'• top comedy writer Goodman Ace, back !rom Fla., aaid he wa1 at Clll'IOn's show "and there was oomething wrong with the liOiilld B}'stetn - 1 beml tvery dirty jon very well" . . . The cotncldetice ol Frank Sinatra aiiO miPIIII bit aeco~~d opeolllJ DI&bt allow the nme mldalabl (Flu, Sinat. ra'1 mau 11ldl wu extandecl when DIIIIIY 'l'holnll joined whll aetliled ~ bt a lift Fla. upr11tn1 and wouldn't, at at loaat dldn~ 10 oo 1'ctr tho end abow at tht DeluvUie Hotel . . And 10 enda tba tempnl Iii tba land of the GPID pelml. historical pl1y, Gloria and Wy· all said, ~ey're aavecl tha cast fl the new Optrl bOUM - the Met OnaiiJI sent thtlr su~scrip­ Uon. Lloyd Brld&ea tnd pretty Wile succeSIIully scubadoobed • erou 5th Ave. witheut !Ina, braving lhe ralnl to open a atore chars• aceount; they were In town lor tha Mardi 2nd openlllJ ol their 10n. Beau, in wm. lnle'l Wherl'• 11 Daddy'' . . . Bright new younr comle Richard Pryor aloo browsed the 1811lt store's aanely mixed .up maiD Door (IInce tha Merv Griffin showl, the lad's a speuder) Socllty's Ned McLeiiD'S heart attack was complicated b)l Internal complications and Ned's now in the special care area ol Palm Beach's St. Mary's Hoapltal. 116th St. atrollen Eileen Heckart ol "Barefoot In the Park" In black slax and the more ample Maureen Stapleloa wisely Ill mink COlt and !lall; and !1'1 lime La Stapletall welll back to.actlni which alii does 10 brllllaDIIy, It toe wcasionally . .. Tommy We, uii abaoiutely deillbtful alar <I the w..,.ily wonderful "Half • ~e." was aJ&ned for 1M J1U1 porry Como colorcal wttb tilly oae mOd raquell - he. asked H the show mtcht be tllped at 5 p.m. on March 21, beeaoll "I'd like to tee my own abow just that once from out fi'GIIt" . . . Tommy leaves hfl musical March It and hit replacement (Tony Tanner) will be rocking hiS role, a charm: log gem of light and line entertainment . . Meanwhile - de rusb to catch this talented Steele lad before he leaves lor bla London home and later, a Walt Disney 111m. National baseball league owners are meeting right now, ou whether to aoe certaiD Milwaukeeans for "harassment" after the Bravn decided thay'd rather switch to Atllllla thao light whilt they clatm' was local apathy .·. One 14- room Part Ave. apartment II belill offered at $7,1100 a monlh; yes, ••000 a year .. . II thai renlo CCllltrolled? ·k-- by magadna cav• BERRfS WORLD Qlelll. Have 7011 DOll* IIIII flilto er auckm are apt to Ill or Ut qultlly wbUt lhep IIICll? NOI 10 · cbfldrtD illlDI padlim. While they chew and llliCk they're UIUIII!y quilt aoU... 'ftley have two !pia fret, Alii IIley make tbt . Dll .. II. "nlumb • socking co bt a probleftl. II ftboulil bt dltoourqtcl but not Qo ID _ . . . llnlplt or by medl••lcal de- me. jhjl 11'1 dowllrllllt ltll[ lrulll ~ to 1GIII' Glllltl. 1'111 lblnk[nJ of ...lc. llU tbt tllulllb ortl!, Cll' "'"'· phiiiiDt dollil thf ..... It llllbl. '1'llle ~ or tbn 1 • IDq lfop '1111, bul 11111 II turD 011111 Ml'IGt,it - -Nil'" wtlltla - . .. . , - - .....lilt tooth ... te!IIDI probl-: 11'11 ,_.. YI'U latl af ~· ' eoa.utt JOIII' daalll& r. lliMI!e Iii uualbil a. J)lriiGUIII' ,-otln ,.. -- him el&ht montba, but four IDODtba ol ibat llmt WI didn't Once he iieDI me flO wlltll l was out of money and food for the children. About aU I really lmow about him Is he hal speDI 27 months in a boapltal for hal• llo fatigue, but I heve filleD ID IPYe with him, from his !etten. Should I take the kid• oullhert and fel marrielj? - M. R. Dear M: . . . Norunleu you t:a11 afford a roun4ctrlp bus ticket for five. You can't fall In love bjl mall (tbouJb be MIGHT 1U1'p1'ise me and DIJ'!Midm and turD_.out .to .. bl ywr· ~m man).- n. Dear Helm: What happtiitd to an th,e tltmen! Nowadaya mea expect you to P!IY tor ball the enterta~o­ ment when they take you out. "nley taUt about other th"ll, bow much money they mate. u you doo't aban ospensea at entertainment and rtfreshlnmll, they expect you to pay Iii more personal waya. Wlll'll o! all - and iiiOII o! Ill - they just want to so drlv· log ll'OUIId drlnl<lng beer oul ol botllea ( thai the lirlt plf far) and 10 parklnl. What bapJltlled to tba niN IUYS wht UN dactnt lqalct and trell th"la with · Nlptel (and liiOiltJ)T - CHASING 4 DREAM? Dear Cbamc: cen- What Iilii allow, the7 ...... poet. II thla tba Jll'lct you ... pl)l!w "equal rl&hts"? Or ba" you limply tied Iii with • diDo ay:chlnllf crowd? - H. Tbit c:oluma Ia d..ue.ttd It lamlly llvlnl, ao II 7VU'n bno 1111 kid troublt Cl' just pl. . trouble, let llal11 Help YOU, !!he wm allo weiCIID' "" - IIDUIIIII ..,.... .... drta lilllll Bottal Ill art II lbla liftiiJIIIII'. / j Helen Bottel--' write. ~d II of 15 attempts from tile field. hall and dtmlnatocl both hoards The balaoced attack ol Loy· Ill opeD up thelr widest margiD oia was headed by Billy smith at ~ with $:~ Jell in the with 25 IK'Ints, Corky Bell M same. and Dous Wardlaw 20. Western, which sbol S5 per "It didn't look like we eame cent lor the game, outgunnfd to play," said dejected George lhe Raonblers by 12 roals from Ireland, tbe Ramblers' bead the field and tbn!w Up a secoo4 coach. "I'm not trying Ill hike half zone defense which Layola anything away from Western'• found nearly Impenetrable. performance, which waa ......~ Smith Leoda Wnlmi lent." Dwight smith led all &COlas Ireland !ell the turning !Klint with 29 !Kiinll lor Western and came just before the end oflhe Clem llasklnll bad 26, bitting on' flrsl ball wh011 Wardlaw, ene 1111 • per cent Ia tbt MSU Upsets Big 10 Champs, 0hio State Surprised Too HELEN HELP US! or a.blla thai - Mk:blgan, nstlooal runoerup last ~· Frlda7 algbt at lowe CliJ, Iowa, by soundly lbrasblng fourth raakecl Loyola ~allY Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., March 8, 1965 Anethtr abowbiJ daltelor, Fred Frllndly. wbo Jell CJS. CIIIUflMU IN HAIICII TV DtW1 1D ~ IIOblt lwlf, wUI , Dear llalm: CbrlltiDII II Orllllnu, ~ wrllt • book "telUaa all" ... wbiD you look at Chrlltnlal deoFl«<da Va.nderblll aDd bar INto band, Wyatt Cooper, altar Ilk· orauooa on a llfiChbor's wiD1111 Collltuce Hope bow to pi dow from December, 1814 (fll, a Mttropolltan Opera l\lb8crlp- I llfd Ml J 1brouJb February UC111, wrote to Mat eucutiva 1111, It lell pretty UriJil. I Prancll Robi111011; alter 110 don't mean llibts, but wala' wwer, they wrote qlln llJ· palnllnl. AI ulibt, I llfbt is InC they were rec:oncDed to not turned on ID blc:k of tba Santa recelvtnc 1 subacripliGD b u t Clalll lace. Don't you lhltik IIIII oelfhwllbtd to remind tho Mat what bapptnod ID 1881 (I blilurd of bctr hu a law lllltluto llmt to UN a window waab? We'rt ·ur1 dlffereol c11o1er) wheD tht or!ilnll vllllltrblll dldn~ ... 111 of Jookllll It btr "Holiday calve a limllar subacriptloo- [lllillftil" lor wall 111tr a yaarl MISPLAaD bt buffed ell and buill Ill 011' - TIRED 11'1 bout of hfl 011'11 • • II)' ~ CHRISTMAU:s Dear Tlrtcl: Maybe abt'1 proud of II. eaUit 11 clottn'l Jllva tbe tntb ADd 11 11ut tba'a provldlni • both Iii supr and aiiO ...,.. I tarrlflc OODVtrlltion pltcll ID to ulilly aome Clblldrltl'• your nelfbbarhood. Llkll uy, .... lor. dlompilll Ill the oddballl ol thll world ara lhlnl Wd. . If your child mul have what make lftt lnterllllni. Whether you'D admit II or DOl, I bet candy, avoid .bard eandlll IUcb you'D all bt a UtUe 1m aware 11 lollypopt at sticky atuH 411 tach other, perhaps a llUia lib earamelJ. Tblle taka • 1os1 frteadly, when you haven't tuns time to dlssolvt and theretore eonstantly botbe tht IHih cot Santa Claus II I COiDiiiOII ID tuaar. Decay aoiiVIt)' lltiDI bond. - H. 10 be cllrectly rtlated to what Dear ~lin: I heve been writing to a mill dentist call "oral clmaoc. pen time" - the time lt takea lor I met throutb a carbohydrata to be clear«~ pal club. Ha wrott ""7 othfrom the moclh. It seema that er day for a while llld then be tht sooner 11111r is elelflll frolll akacl mt to 11111!7 blm. I 1111 a, wltb lOIII' cbllclrt. He II 48. tba mouth, tht lela cltciJ. How mocb candy does your He llvn lD California and I live chlld eat? Do yw wlllt to Ill II the tuL Wall, alt.- lbat, I didn't bill' surptipd? Make • lilt ol tht from him, IDd flDIIIy I ea IIIII tood and btvtrllll ba IUIIIes Iii a ctven day aud you tba ttlephonl number be may be shocked at the large me, but aomebody till! anaweramount of candy ba eati.And tcl. I got 1 letter A)'liiC be diddon't blame It on tbt fact that a~ Ilk• 1111 ebeckliiC up Clll hlnl be's still ftnlablng hfl Cllriii- ltld bt waa eallfnllhl whole DIII <andy. You may ·alto bo ••· thilll ott. 1'brle moothll later I 101 a barraSiod at the lack of balo Clirlltlllu card from him, 1114 uce ID hfl dlel. Ill February a leiter atklna me Soli nbber JIICUien 1 e e ID II forpe him ltll[ II'OIIld I sliD to be less dliiUrblne to nor- 11111!7 111m. Ill all, I'VI luioWI mal ll'tiPtioD and polllionbll ol teeth and normal ~ of )awa thaD thumb at llqer auckilll· Moulb bablta of thll La,ler kind are IIIUilly acco~Do plllled by hand PrtiUII thai eauee the toll bone of cblldrla'• jaws to btcome mJasbapttl IIIII puaba1 teeth out oiii"OPfl' au,p. -~ Dowhflf"- The HUitoppm earned the right It play Big Tet'. champion (IlL) IM-88, Ia thi ·Mid • East playoff. Dayton was preased to down Miami o! Ohio, Mid-American Conference cluunpilll, 58 • Sl. The Flyers will be meelijlg top. ranked Kentucky at Iowa City. Weslern dispelled aey doubll thel more than one major col· lege basketball power exists ln Kentucky lhls season b)l grabbing the lead at 39-38 with 2:46 left in the first haU and then roarlng away. The Hillloppe.s shot a bllslar· COLLEGE &ores af the aparkplup ot his attack, picked up his fourth peraonaJ foul. "CODtrolllng the bearda lD the second baU was the key," Coach Jolulny Oldham ot Weala-n felt. He evened 111 old aeon with Loyola, which shattered hfl TeiUleS!IeO Tech team 114-42 In a similar NCAA plll}'ofl 1 few years ago. Henry Finkel, Dayton's &-loot. II center, proved too mach lor Miami. He collected 25 ptinll and puUed down 17 rebouodo Iii Toronto May Get Fight, But Don't Count on it ALL S'fABS JeadhiC tile f'lyera to their vklory ol the oeafiOII over amaUer Redeklns. llborl« Miami madeJ~a~~:\l olll all the way. Tbe ltD~ tolbeatay at ball14-12 with l:4l "'" flrlil · nay. ton optlllld up 1 tHO lll8I'IID about IIYe minutea alter inter· mJuiM tor Ill blgelllead. HELSINKI -&ld wilmer Eero .; ner af tbt 11 kl1r ·asr Ski ::fo~ Sllrlder Bowl Oat aellr, Miami cut the l1181'11iDtlto:!:l~~ Since lilteroalional with NZ Left, but tliat co wearlna my .. lilllde rules forbid 1ifm to ted s..;,. eo111y emn tbal my IIIli-" presented on aids, be will ed Its ehances, llfmsell II I '!0111Plttl1r , Dl~·s:sder~~=:!r. He NEWNational YORK (UPO -Next environmtotL Amateur AlbieB wm devote full lime to ::..: :e:eu::=.. ll~ml, ullion 1o1a~:: ~~~ ! ,I . •i ow ean Wf· Bell MOle Buliedlall RaRIII TORONTO (UP!) -Onatrio McKeiiZle's atuc1y of t!1e llghl. " March 3-4, the AAU & 1 UDitod Pren !Dterlatloul Laber Minister LesUe Rowntree McKenzie susgested tbe atltjustLet'd Jt, ba AI~ Monday. · }~ ........ 17 will welcome the March 29 tude of the local pre8ll to the on ' •• liii)'M8 w meet was prev\OIIllly U'l IIIJaNAIA TOVillliilent heavyweight championship fight light might influence Rowntree. die Finke:. !ow ~"t\: we to take place at New . '· 00 1 At KaDSal City, Mo. between cassius Clay and So might public opinio•. • ~~~ r Madison Square Garden, 25· (Fint Roaad) Ernie Terrell 1o Toronto today McKenzie would not say what man. , 1 Sf · (Ark. St. 72 Guilford 17 or send it away still homeless. bls recommendation 1o Rowo- That what Kebtuc~ -.--ll'uo-. " " ' Cent. Mich. &S Ednbro (Pal 53 The bout which has been run tr h d bee have to solve too, and it lURED ""'" elflll of'"' brand Norfolk St. 132 Upper Iowa 97 out of town in at least lour 11;""",..: he ~~:~ : le':::; 1 start 6-loot-8 CIHf• Berger SOUTH BEND Ind. lUPII -. ~~ ''"d only a t.actioo for ,1 Mrrs-Hrvy no Peru (Neb.) . stead of 6-lool-5 regular Wampfler ' .assistant fool-' otime,s ••thiJ •isbfin••1 dgr COIIId..,. ~ 103 other renters is scho!luled lor toward alloWJ'ns the fl'ghl J . hi l .;'r,· somd • veriiSIIIJ ral Okl a. Bap t. 80 CaI. Wes~n 78 Maple Leal Gardens if Rown- tak 1 aracz at center against coach at M1am1 of 0 o, But, •e'd lltvtlo raise.., lict Cent. St. 92 St. T~. 69 Is willing. ..;.:.r':"'~ no beef at an Flyers. . hired as Noire Dame's '"'quality. Tbon, •• ntlillt'.,IO:,• Rckhrst CoiL 102 Millrsvl 88 Dnlario Athletic Commission· boxing grounds" he said. It bas bten Coach Don Dono· line coach Monday. ""'· W.,l do IOU ~inll NCAA College D!Yisloo er and former World Boxing and Terrell are bolh in ber's misfortune in wiU replace Doc King Ed d Cl Re(lonal Toumameat Association President Merv standing wir.t the WBA." two trips to the NCAA . who accepted a position Jac War: (Ill AI Graod N.D. McKenzie turned the results of McKenzie said the top teama in the __::kson:•I:U•:·F:lolidJi: ·: __i511 (Fmal) his investigation over lo Rown· appeared to have "an RegionaL Last year the of Buffalo. No. Oak. U. 112 Valparal.. 12 tree Sllllday for approval. mind" concerning the fate lost Ill Michigan, eventual NCAA Basion Reglooalo The Labor minister had Wfln 1the bout. nerup, and this time It's At Blacksburg, Va. · ..pected to , announce his Rowntree was quizzed the tournament favorite, st. Jos, (Pa.) liS Providence 48 decision Mondajr. But he asked the fight Monday in "I'm looking forward to ebal- ~1 Davidson 95 Rhode Island 6S lor another day to look over legislature by new longing Kentucky," he declared. Serving Melga County Since 1868 NCAA Mldeaat Regional• ---- party member Ken "I hope we give a better At Kent, Olllo Tex. Western 89 Okla. City 74 who said he would ask count of ourselves this Daytoo 58 Miami \Ohio) 51 Others: full explanation if the · than we did last year against W. Ky. St. 105 Loyola (Ill.) 86 Kentucky 103 Tulane 74 allowed the fight Several MichlgOD." .UVKAA Midwest Reglonals .. Mich. St. 86 Mich. 77 members of lhe '"We feel we have tvelrytblllg AGENCY, INC. At Wltbita, Kaa. Purdue 92 Ohio Sl. 86 hav<l gone on record to gain and nothing to loot," Houstoa 82 Colo. st. U. 71 Nebraska 85 Okla. St. 64 opposing the fift.Jt. how be summed it. Bill Chlld...,Rodney Downing, Apnll Iowa 112 Indiana ·77 llllrold Ballard, vice Weslern takes a 22-2 Northwestern 84 nlinois 76 ident of Maple Leaf lnlt battle with '"U Wisconsin 87 Minnesota 74 said he would have ao MichigOD, 1?-6, while . Kan. St. 75 Iowa Sl. 73 (ot) about going ahead the wUI carry a :tH mart KANSAS CITY (UPI) - games -~n average of more Faub10n connected o. a desper· Kansas 85 Colorado liS llght, ~ Rowntree approved it. Kentucky 2H Delent!tng champion and top- than 85 pomts per team. auon field goal from aear mid:::::::...:..:::=:=.2!:.:=..:::;c::::==::·.::..::_____~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l seeded Central (Ohio) State, , court lhat seot the contest into last year's runner-up Oklahoma Chief contrlbulot lo the the extra period. TWO COACHES RESIGN Baptist and 1964 champioR o~tput. was Norfolk Slate ol In other games Rockhurst GREENFIELD, Ohio (UPII Rockhuntt aotched opening Vlfgima, which sel • tour- ripped Millersville (Pa. J State Two McC!aiR High Scbool vat· round victories Mooday I• the nament record IR a IS:\-97 romp !02-U; Central (Ohio) toppled sity coaches resigned Monday, 29th annual National Associ&· over Upper Iowa Umve.slty. St. Thomas (Minn.) 92-69; but will keep their teaching lion of lateroollegiate Albletics Sophomore James Grant led Oklahollll! Baptist audged Cali- pasta. No reaoons wert given (NAIA) basketball touru.ment. the parade with 33 points for fomia Western tlt).76; Central lor the resignation of William The aiRin 16 teams Ia lhe Spartans. Michigan trimmed Edinboro Damron, head football and JUn· rem g (Pa.) State 67-M and Southern JOr high school track coach, and the field of 32 see actio• today nte second biggest output (Ark.) State ellmiaated Gull- Dale Allen, head basketball and with the advd~ to c•me in Morris . Harvey's ford (N.C.J 72-67• baseball coach. r Wednesdays second round. (W.Va.) 111).103 overtime vlcto_ Defense was \"'actically a ry over Peru (Neb. J Stille. NBA,_Standla-BREWER WINS CROWN l<>rgottea word tR iii<Jnday's P firing that lasted from mid· In the last and perhaps most By United Press biternallon PENSACOLA, Fla. (UPI) _ morning until past midnight. A exciting game of the day Eastem Dlvl•toa · Young Tom Weiskopf of Bed· Iota! ol l,!'lt points poured fourth-seeded Georgia Southern W.. L . PtL ford, Ohio, earned $1,053 in the throush lhe hoop ia eight needed an pyertime spurt to Philadelphia 48 2li .853 $6S,OOO Pensacola Open Gtlf CUSTOM put dowa Howard Payne !Tex.) ~~?•ton 49 28 .653 Tournament that ended Mon. IISfALUD 8.~.00. CJJCmnaU 44 28 .611 day. He bad a 14 Monday lor , Forao...,.,_._Wo~Mioo•lll-1111.._ BIU Pickeu bad put lhe Naw York 28 43 .!94 282 total, 10 back ol winner Eagles ahead 72-70 with a free Westora Dlvlaloa Gay Brewer. Wallter Inman shot with only two secDIIds left. W, ·L . Pd. Jr. ot Columbus flnlabed oot of But Howard Payne's Dflllllll 1M Angelet 41 S2 .562 tile !DOney at 288. . ., .. Baltimore 34 Sf 'Thla special low prlae lurludae: COMPLETE STAFF St. Louis 31 39 .443 Pl'I'I'SBURGH IUP!) -The Saa Fraoclsoo 31 42 .425 • 100,000 BTU EMPIRE LP.Qu Pittsburgh ·Steelars eompleted Detroit 2t 53 .2114 The Vary Best Foroed Air ' - 117 .u.rtetl Preto lnterutloiliil lheir , football coacblng staff Mnaday'• ll<lalb In Uoad Can Anywhere on~y high. . ~esclay's Obit high school Monday, when tbey hired Hu(.l Boston Ulll st. Louis tOl NO REASONABLE distr•ctlounlameot scbedulo: (Bones) Taylor to coach the (Only lamt scheduled) OFFER REFUSEO CLASS AA offensive ends. Taylor was bead Tiieoday's Gameo At Cellllllbul coach of tbe American Football st. Louis vs. Philadelphia SEE Quiet, poll 611, .....bla Calumbus Linden (17·21 Vll. League Houstoa Oilers last at New Yort • 7 w~ 1100111 clacU Columbus Hartley !14-IJ season. Loo Angaln at New York • Cold-elr Ius duai Upper Arllnglon !17-3) vs. BaHlmore .._ Saa Fracllco • Central ~tcAiticl Pleasant View (18-3) at Eugelll!, Ore. "Tour ....t.. De• lor" CLASS A (Oaly games scbedultd) POMIROY, 0, • Complste cnstmn lneta!Jetjap ~ OIW AI New Pliflodelplila ~~I homet u,l I &a ltrQbur~,:~~) ... Brlllianl • Re:ntaJ.lltee - ol I I u4 Ill tall At 6liiiGii awi llautblqtoo (IU) n. Dalt 011 Three persoaa were !laed and Wlt.ha••c e ,., .,_ . (17-4) two othera forfetled bondt II eaJ1 add aJr ••wAIL le . . . lll7 time. Laltt (12-J) vL Cleveland Lour- Pomeroy Mayor Charles J:.o. del (U·IO) &ar'a eourt Saturday ill(bl. No .t.rnr Ia tbt ' ' a 4 I n AI rliDifoolhe WDUam Gufnlber, Syracuse, be..,..W Chauncey Dover (111-5) vs. was fined $5 and costs on eon&vemt•IIIIJ•b' Dlnr-.B Portsmouth Clay (10.1) vlcllon of drlvlag left of -ter Craoksvlllt !16-5) va. Sootheast- and $2S !or leav~ the ICtlle ad niL era (16-7) of u aeclden\; WUli8111 Reeves. -~ 'd' 'UIO RD Albany, $10 aad coots, ;. WILDCATS WIN TITLE lollcaliou, and Kell!l Graeser. NEW YORK (UPI) -The ItO and coots, redtJea opera· S EASY PAY FLAil 111181 United Presa lnte1'118tlonal tloL Okay Kiser, BD Racine, major ..,,...,, basketball 1- forleitocl a fl5 bond on an t. Oa - ,, . . tutBI ... - .,. ~o ra lollcatloa cblrge and Hentcbal b • ! I Ia , _ I IJ • h l?gs lor the IIJ6U6 season with Criker, Little Hawking, ~ ,. lirsl-place volea aad -'""1 ed a f18.7tl bond 011 a epeedlas recorde t11rouJb ~·turd a y, charge. .. _ ........... JIIA ... Man:h 5• 11 porenthellll: Pollee over lbi weel!ead· 11'f ·, ~· T~ntucky (:If) <21-ll·~ mted Edward Beaver, 18, WIJ. talse • to .. " ,, ..... bbllsl-& WITH FACJORY AIKONDITIONING 2. Dub (7) (23-3) 228 llam~ 1W. VL, oa a diarp \ 3. Tex. W.tera (I (ZS.l 222 of l'lililiillJ rill lfgbl. V-8 motor. aulomatltl trans., power brakes and 4. K811811 214 2G6 Allr08 eouJDE . ' ., ·"... ateerlug, wbitl lldnall tires, wbeel c1,1eca, tiated I. Loyola IlL (21·2) 201 Pomeroy !KIDCe lnvestlgatocl ... l 7 •. st. Joe. Pl. (I) <22:1) 110 • aceltletil at 12:8 •• ' ilafll, radio. \ ?. Mlcbfgaa (17-C) 112 m Sonday 01 .East MabHI 8. Vantlerblll (22:1) 72 Tbunn , ' .....-· 88 Brewer, 16' Racile, I Clncbmali (IU) 11 • IIGpped to picii"''J hil&ldtera .... to. 1'roY1t1ei1ce (22-4) et and bla car .- struck Ia tbt Secood lt-11, N~ 31; ...., by a vehlcll eperated by GMAC Fiuncln1 Available 12, Utah 24; 13, OldahOina City Gerald Slntpson, 31, Racine, 13; It, HOUitoa Ill; II, Oreloil Bo1b can l1ad medium ~ Slate If; II, 8yraetM II; 17, llld Sim[IIOI was cited 011 1D ... .., Pacific 12; II, DaVldiOII 10 usured olear dlslmice dllrle. CIDCAGO (UPI) - cazzle All fin Iowa darters scored Russell of Mlcblgaa wrested the in double ligures with Be~ Me· scoring crown from Dave Gilmer a sophomore who start· &tlellbaoe ol Purdue and Mlch- ed the season as a sub getting igan State upset the champiOD the most 19. Roo, Kozlickl'• 26 Wolverloea Monday llfghlla the and J1m Burns 23 . pushed !mal . round of the Btg Ten. Northwestern to Its wm. Don R1188ell got 34 points in Mlch· Freeman Illinois' all-time scor· !gao's 86·77 loss 111 Michigan er and t~ird-place finisher in Slate w,hUe Schellha.se got 31 1.n the conference thiS year scored Purdu~ s 92-86 wm over Ohw 26. State. This gave Russell 4611 to Wisconsin defeated Minnesota Schellhase's 451. 37-74 wllh Badgers Ken Gu<tal· Scbellltase woa the crown last son and Mark Zubor sconvg 27 year. Both mea are AII-Ameri· and 21 and Gophers Lou Hud· cas. thl! year. son and Archie Clark 26 aod 16. Bill. Curtis :"lth 26 and Stan Final standings: Wasbmgtoo with 2S paced MlciJ. 1gao State 1o Its ups~. Tbe . . W L Plo 0ps Spartans might have tied lor Ml.chJgan II 3. 1236 1197 lhe title had they not been vic- M1ch. State 10 4 1123 1014 tims themselves to Indians two fllinois 8 6 1224 1148 nighs earlier. 'r.tey flllished liJ. Iowa 8 6 1131 t117 4 while Mlchigao was 11·3. N'westero 7 7 1108 1146 Iowa deleaed llldiana 82-77 Minnesota 7 7 IJ92 1200 and Northweslorn whipped 1111· Wisconsin 6 8 1056 1108 nms 84-76 to blow th~ Hawk· Oh1? Slate 5 9 1121 1149 eyes and IUlnl Ia a th1rd-place Ind1ana 4 10 1089 1231 deadlock with U recorda. Purdue 4 10 1095 lW .ra: fOr S.f' tha':' .. .:.:!:; :1 ~orko, ~:::=~~~~hea~d::loo!tbal:l~c~oa:c:b~a:t~th:•~ DOWNING INSURANCE· I I CeDtraI State Cops NAlA 0pener' 92 £9 I LP-Gas Forced Air Heating System ':"'oers $ Tonight's District Contests 00 .466li"'iiiliiiiii'-=-===-.l I ambler Trade-lns so· \ ;::~a!=:- MEliOPOLITAN MOTORS Three Fined in Mayor's Court Our Weekly =•· n•,, .m SPECIAL 1959 Ford Thunderbird Jy ··--"'lh t ....... ""' ........ ..... .,.,._,..,__ .. ... ,._......, , ......_ ......... ,It ......... __ ' _, 2 •995 <Ue), Brilbam Pa)'IOII I, YOIIIfj KARR & VAN ZANDT ltll[ Other ltiDII r..cetvtas .U - Bosloli Colloge, 8u Frucl&co, Sl John's (N.Y.), Weatera JCentucky, Soulben llelbotlllt, Peno s~. Tewltl, .llorlb Carolina 8tata.· VNIT CAIU» Pomeroy emergucy \ ' lt)IUlllo mea wen oumiiiDiltd at t:llt a. m. Moliday lor Mrs. Frallt Am01, Relet l!jJriDge Road, wbO was taten ta Veterans ~· Ill HGePuaJ aac1 admllted. C.dlllac - Oldsmobile -TOII'D .... Ollr Qulllt7.· • .., .. Dalq 'i ,,_.. · WY 2-5342 Po.neroy., Ohio - ~ '"' ,, \\ 'r A...LAND OIL A RIFINING COMPANY \ .... 471, Highway 124 ,.....,,Ohio Phone: WYMclolle 2-2166 llpl.. W.)'a. .....,_ S7242:U ,,~ ~ �,. ) '•.1· " " \ 'I ·' \Vest Virginia Honey Makes Press Conference Sweetest tered lA the office of the Mason · · 0o t CirCUit Court C I e r k Ho~~ Schulll included the POINT PLEASANT - Tt b~jt' ~:":u:s~~ ~= \,..,,ocs•tion of lhe probation of stray dog problem was me y il r Jameo Blessing, Pt. Pleasant; and soiYed, 11 Is hoped - .bY an~ ad~pt:;the~Y ~~':nc!up<o~ 1 !he releose from lw~ years pro- ~ly C:~l) with~~~:~lg~~ ~:g.'.~ provtdes still penalties Ir:::s tb, In e"'l...•d sis ated 1o cost $12fi. tug the mOP . v •..-mcouncilman Reid Doolltte ask· aulo':file ~~=~· b:!:s~ ed !he mayor and Council to 11vr vers ' uni lui iovile Eldon Jlallngstad, UrbaD parking ~Is.:~ Renewal Reptese:ti~- fro: C:~iets recovere~ sloleJ ::m. Federa1 ..• vat t to a ,....uinlstra.. _ ti•" otfle'-Js art txpected to •Jlllf9\'la lite I« the propoaed nest :.Ielp County airllrlp Monclq. . =:m~a~":"~:~l!~l•~ J~ f;: o~half, ~~~Y %o•;.~;·~plla~·~~~~u ~: ~~~~~r!.:n~'% ~cus!c:::: ~:e"io; ~~~: a:!.ts~!-2~ lo e.;' k 5PRE 1 c~ ___• ____ ' ' ~ I r MUM PlANT- !': ie/ by . couri M. "•1111 .... - LOAFERS THE SHOf BOX • DUDLEY'S YOUID8J world news In - .. -- .. , HMDitaJ News ::, ft~US --------.- BAKER FURN'ITURE :':0 w~~lte~rs~b;om~e:wlt:l:le~h:e~r ~m:o:t=er~'~"~'~i·~ · o.~•~·=··~T~..-r~H~P~ ow:•~"~t<>-:..~===================~ a patient. .., "dNI "'"''"' .....,w ..... COCHRAf' PAINTS ,..... o. 1 O[ 1 ' io _....,________ -·------ II[" I Rrtf'. f CHASE HARDWARE 'I Cltf------•••• 1 Shop Moore's and Save! Chore Master --·--- I LIVII 1 Fillinger and son, Gallipolis; ,, DECOIAR ° C. H. Waugh, Crown City. BIRTHS: Mr. aod Mrs. Rieh-l ard BoBllc. GalllpoUs Ferry. a daughter; Mr. and M". Michael Elliott, Gallipolis, a son. ,~ er Day Reservations . Due Wed ""'5day I l'lelaaal VllleJ llolfltal lt.DMITl'ED: Herman Wristlla, New Haven; Mrs. Michael Elllolt, GalUpella; James L. Morgan, PI Pleasant ; Mrs .. Cleo Holley, Pt. Pleasant DISCHARGED: Mrs. ~red .. totllly Ch I fALSE TEETH ~~N~·~2~n~d~A-:~e~·~--~---~-~--~~~~~~~~~~~·~s=ch=~~·~I•~~~~~~-ed~--ln G'uiJty p}eaS Made m· Court 1 $16 9.9.S sing native of of Pt. Pt. Pleasant . n-.:IIh . tile Bureau and ·. '8graduate Pleasant WPubashiugWDH AmefJeaDS _r, UIH.I r. "'" o. " "" t"' - t 1 King Builders Supply Co. ~~ . ua•o I .Yr... ~.P 1 Budget-priced FRIGIDAIRE Washer soaks automatically! new formula "CI>IIIe - a11)11ime - leave - anybms" procram tnvolYins the partlc:ipatlon of all aeven· of !he centrally located chureh~e and their ministers. Regatta Chairman Allen Leon- WITH Bill t!:,-.:.,l!id Make Cho1"ce --· · devel·[and 111 antiquo ear ol!ow ta oo ard reported Jll'OII'essiYe opQifal in plaruo for 111e B i 1 aupa-vised by Jack Kerr. Bend Heaaua Juae 10.12, In· I'Msent at tilt meet1a1 above cluctlnl arrangemento ltr a Bailey'a Restaurant, in arkfi. frog·Jumplng eonteat undtr the lion to the above, 'were Prell• cbalrmallllllp of Dall Waroer, dsnl Jack Carsey, Delmar Can· .... ... _ .... •• aday, Kermit Wallon. Jo-b n ..... 111--• .... fuel lor 111e h'·•way ,... - -,-: .,...,_ Blaetlllar, Norbert Compton, . dtpartlllent unllilt a.m.. Mardi Middleport; ~ ~; _n, Ted Reed, Jr., Bill Dtwllil!, An ealllllated 50 Meijs Coun- , ZJ. Pomeroy. ' Bill Gruesec, Bob Gant, Rich· ly farmers will vote Thursday,! The eommiasiollott allo trans. ard Chambers, Bob Jacobt, and March 10 lbeir preference on i !erred M81.21 to tile Crippled DIIVIII at&i: . -t 1 KeY. Rlcll Martin. whether 10 continue the pr<s· Cblldren'r Fund and 131U4 te Georp Pll'lllr, 21, C@lllllt, ~tiOmeyt~- Po~-!oyCrowCbam!; ent buaer esge ballotmenl er•m the Soli Contervatioo Fund. bao been cllld te J'olr& \iJ ~ 11 1 0 ~ ,_ rl for r ey to aeco or Mu to • both from 111e eounty paeral or Cbarlel IApr't cut .., 1 . aU perfOII8 ofllelally II!Yolve~ I.UOUN (UP!) _ A u. 1. I Q pfOIP'im based on hoth acreage lund. o\ttendin& were CGmmJI. left ol centtr cblrp, , , , , . art . . . te meet at 10:10 .I ll1l1IW IPOk••dis' ollotments end poundage qoo- lion Prelklent KeMelll McE~IFiiiii"iiiiiliililaiilil-..., m. 111 tilt county eourtitouH 011 (Continued Iron! Pap I) <looed .... Air Fll'oe ... Naat, aecordillj 10 c. E. Blakes. bin11)1, Chlriet R. Karr, Sr., that dale. Gtrald CUrtin, Colump1 --~-• .... lee, County Exte111ioll Aaent. ond Robert Clark. bus Dlillrlel Alrpcirt E11Jineer that "wars of Dlllmlil IIbera· ¥'/ anet ""'".. 0111 ,... most •,... lor li'FA, II Ol<f*!led te attend lien" can sueefed ond that QvaotatiDg allack ollbe war Relllrn Jonathan Mel&o Chap- The program admlnisltred by SOMETHING ~ · therefore this theory mull be •• CoDIICuliet Norlb Viet Two JIII'IODI pleaded auiJty ter Dau&hten of the Am~rk:an the ASCS office of the U. S. COMPANY TO MEET I' Otber represontalives at tho refuted now. N1m. Fov pluaa were lost. "' DWI <bar&•• before Melga ~olution, will hold lbelr on- Dept. of Agriculture bas been The Public Utilities aod Gas meelfDI will lilclude the counly The admlnlslratton contendr pmD11Bbly Dot down by aa- Cocmty Court Judie Fnnk w. auol Cbarter Day Luncheon Frl- In effect for 26 yearo. Becaun Co. will hold 1 meetJec opea comml•lkiMrt, the county e11Ji· tbat Chlna'a whole future policy llalrcralt fir<. Perter. Jr., Monday morrung. day, March II al the United 'yields have beeot climbing at to the public: March 11 et 7 p.m. S. Our INutlfvl neer fir tilt PAA, Is npected 1jwu tai~ down lut September '111• raY. wen llaWD Mea- John R. Payne, . ~olurnbos, Methodist Church in Pomeroy · a faster rale than demand, 11 the Raeine Town llaU. 1 stoclcs in 19!5 were at record - - - to lltetld. 1n a document McN'IImara baa day aplnat mUitaey ud com- arrt!led by lile tberifl 1 dtpart. ot I p.m. Oilier repre•entallvee at the llkenpd 1o Adoll H!Uer'a "Main mnnlcaUoat tarsell lro11 •• lllltll, aad Cbvlea Samuel Bel- Guest.s will be the Meig& Coun-i leYelo. A 1-.oo-lhirdo vole na- ers will need to con~ltler wlilt •' mee11q will Include the coon- Kampf." end of lbe HUiry It tile olll- lw, RD Rutland, we~e fiAed l ty ..nt..- girl! representing ltlonaliJ will be required to put eflect, il 1ny, cboosllll one of ty OCIIIIllli"lonora, the countv The ~in,.. document wa• : "'· They came as Amerleu j~~ds~;c::"!n':~~c!~:i their school• a1 the Good Citi- tbe new program Into efle'et. lllese prOIJ'amo will bave aa enctaeer, Mr . . Webb ol the Oh~ wrlllen by MrJhal Lin Ptso. lhe l :d South :•tname,. ";ou~ Beller Wll arretled ~e . zenshlp winners. Guest speak-~ Followinll are aomo ol thelfuture pellclel relolblg to t. llrge Plena Can Divillall ol . Aviation. property Pekin,_ roglme'o defen"" mlnio- r<et woa f jOhlo State Patrol ' er Will be Ml10 Eve:yn Winters, effect growers will want to bacco. 1 Be Used For A 11 10 ownen, IIIII officials of · t h r1,.. vice premier, and vice 1 : • ·~·~ ;;,ao;;; 1 • Ill another acffon t. Soulileast Ohio Direclor. Mem- contlder when they vote on · The averaie yield per acre ' 1 " ~IDly lmporvement Corpera- ,chairman of the Central ! • war I • , day, Jack M. Braley, Pomeroy, hert may take guuto, ond res-!Thursday. ocoordlnr to Blakes- I of tobacco in MeiiiJ county ac- Striking Effect In ,08, !Commllle<! o1 the Chtnese l. . -""''" ""'' u 11 . I waa lined fl& and coste lor i"' ervotiDno for the luncheon may lee: ,cordins 1o Blakeslee •• 1,103 Hatlw1ys, Bllide -~ In other busln!ls, the Cham- I Com~unlst party. . toJieallon. be tolepho.ned to Mrs. Dwlghl Under the ocreage. poundB&e l pound•. Growor> are urred lo Fireplaces or $t1ir1. '•cr voted unanimously to en- 1 Lin • 10,000-word Chino.. aclentiAII 1n1 now t Judie Porter In an earlier Mrlhoan, cluurman~ WY program, extremely high yields l•ote. ' ~nrse the closing of buoine" ('()11!AOned a general believed to be worl<ina on alcourl fined Kenne . lb S. Brown, or Mrt. George Stunner, WY .z-1will receive ltiO emphasis. Un- ljiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;...,...,;;;;;;r;;;;;;'" Sm1ller Plents "tabllthm•nto in lhe commun for vtolenl revolution. hydrogen homb. and Terry Brewer both 1%516487, by Wednesday ol t h 11 der the present prolfam only Mlko A HlndiOIM .:t ily from IZ 110011 "' 1:311 p.m. chorocterlzed McNamara hao laid rh· Ifdr recklua operation; !Wbert, week. . the crowers with allotmen~• of I Helclqulrters For Centerpiece l'or nn Good Friday, ln. support of •·oe•IIIIOnce 1S ru~lsh, sod Chlrn!se may be able to make!E. Betz, fit and cosll, puslnl Mrs. Lawrence M•lhoan. and lover .$ acre. are required to I •••.• Any Home. •I.e community reh&louo lfi'V· I how Mao Tse-lu~g 8 theory Ol nuclear attacko 503 1o 100 miles wllb 1soured cl•ar dlstonce: 1 Mrs. John Rose are co-thaiT- , cut back planting• when il is i MISS AMERICA ice tbat daJ. protraeted I!Uerrtlla war Ifrom hordert within two yean, RuueU B. Manuel, $10 Rnd , men. I necessary to reduce allot~.. The three-hour oervlce. lo be .be made lo work on • ,bot l~t II would be at least 10 cotta, Improper reslllr•d•.,; l I menta. ~.:; before they could develop in 1Cbarii!S E. B!Jiey, Ill and costt, l 40 EHS Students 1 The acreage poundaae pro·•ld In Grace EpltcOpal thurcb scale. tram 12 10 3 p.m., will be a; Ch. P~lo Are Stroa1lb Intercontinental Balllatlc Mis- ' failure to display re&fstratlrnr Go to Festival 1ram provideo tome added flexits '~u~!~ren~:.:•ally lies In aile (ICBM syttem that eould plateo on towed cor; Leo . S.. E•stern band Booalers Mon- ibilily since growers can carry i re ular arm uroeti,hit the United Statu. iMcrrls fl5 and costs backr~g~ day evening heard Charles over unused quotas to the fol-! g. y. lo . 1without clutiDn: Charle1 E. S•n· Vea•o band inJirucl<>r r rt lowiRg year. Acreage poundage I Brltrsh Institute, It Coald S""plle clair, Ill and <Otto, defective! • ' .. • .epo quotas would allow for precise Middleport, 0. StN.2114Avo. ·no q equtpped wilh Infantry wea- In the oext two years, braku· Pa I I! Will $1& nd' 40. iludeoll participated In . the tr I k ti Gro • uid, the Chtneae coati, 'reats':tn, · arrett: J~ ·~ Ohto Umver11ty MuSic festrval ron over mar_e_••l-_ w 1~r,!!!!!!!!l!!!!l!!!!l!!!!!l!..,_ _ Ipens, light and medium Iars. rocket launchers, reCOil· produce eoough nutona. A. Will, fl$ and costs, destruc- saturday. . I • less rifles, llf.il and medium material for 1 modell teot liOD of property, and Ronold Martin Osborne recetved a and lor a stockpl~ of Pbelpa f!GO and coals, no op. ruperlor raUng In both French 1arllilery, and In some tanko. alomlc wupon1. erator'a llcet~Be. horn and ptano. Other• recelv- . But the Chinese fleld . Judge Porter SUiptnded $90 l!li supertor ratings were Ruth lack h•avy and sell II '" thus th~t an accurate •,• [of Phelps' fine lnd plied him I Ann Barnhill, Jenny Dean, Jean I arllllery, transport, PQ'IIb_le teadiR_I of Cblna •1oo 10 tlayt probation Whitehead, Karen Humphrey, communications intenliolll becoi!IH unporlliltl· and Tom Gumpb. Receivrng exAnewlisteve weekfromnowunti1Mircll31st.429filltpt 1 readson that, Fulbrlgbt called ''The Chines airlift - ---- •.. cellent ratln1 were Kirk Chevcould only be measured his committee • current hearalter ond Louio• Michael. The 114 2G65 2P69 3.00 JJ62 3542 2J26 ..u 3.( 6... 3J05 3S4J battalions," the inolttute ID!!:_ b'business meeting was conduct21739 2163 2S69 3A&7 3J67 3567 China's nuclear ,,,. 1!'0 '"'" waa lummed up --r eel by Clarice Allen. Plw were i 217A7 ZJ63 2W51 JA61 JJtr9 JU60 104M ~~ still is limited. Two by retired Mirllle BriJ. Goa. " -- -completed for a trip to Ironton 21839 2J.. 21\'64 3A72 ·11112 JU64 ISlAC 6J$ 2lB47 2J67 2W6!1 31\74 JK32 3U67 fil4M tM!S 1nplosions have been set samuel B. G~lffith II, Wbo Penon& enterlnJ Holzer Roo- 011 March 19 for the District ' 252 2J&I 2ZOI 3£43 31<38 JU68 6211l 712 ' th• lirtt in October, 1984. lransllttad Mao i now lamouo pital durin1 till latl :U hours IS OMEA Band contest, Two 1 253 2J72 2264 JE47 31<4 <! 3U72 !l2at 7SI 254 2K32 2Z09 3E&3 3K43 3U7-4 011 11uerrllla warfare lnduded: Rita K. Deuult 119 new concert Instruments wlil ' f23 7124 2E71 2K47 31135 3E66 3K47 JY83 713 Ar••'• Htedqulrtart For tacllc•. Foarlb Ave.; James 8sundtn, be purchased ooon. 2£12 2N~I 31236 JE67 3K411 3l43 6215C 7Kil 2E74 2N52 31536 3E&J JN7-' JZ47 IIBLP Jr., 1st Third Avo.: Lawrence , 62liA 8l•F 2E16 2Nol 3_J739 3f38 JN76 3Z63 6281'1 WANTED Llmdy, t35 Second Ave.; Mn. Veteraat Memorial Hoopital ' .,.. Oriltilll ~ MoNtor 2£78 2N62 31839 :lF4Z 3N78 JZ&fi SlrlC 1 3«1 Al2 The ~ine Firamen'a Auslll· J. Harmon EYIJII, Rl. 2 Pat- Admi"IODI - Verlie Amos 2f32 2Nii5 11<2 3F.C7 Clnt .......,,... lllnnt.....: ctl1 5 6)21'1 I"L AJ2 31'61 3l67 2G~l 2P26 343 Jf.tB JPSJ 3l09 635,1,. as.c.c AK2 :,Z,_!ill meet at the, tOWII ball riot; Mrs. WIUird G. Col, Rt. Pomeroy; Marilyn Gibbs Ne~ 2G52 344 3J S2 3P61 40837 636M JSCM Bl~ ... t at 7:30. All wome_a of 1 Norlliup: Mr~. Palricll Mm Hoven; IIOilale Ford, R. Ra-1 2061 21'64 3i2S 3J54 3532 .1347 L44 636"f 8620 IMnit• for the l*ied m.c~ bt 2062 21'67 3630 3Jol 3538 "'11441 631K B62W LS4 the area are tnvlted 10 Join In deB, Rt. 1 Bidwell; Mra. A1l4n cine· Leola K~ck Pomeroyi 1,.., I ~ $..._ iU ~~ · fundll Super Premium Qualltr projecll to help the firemen. w. Thomas. Pt. Plea11nt: Mn. Maqle Shain Raci.;. · Daisy ,JI YIAA tl4 Cl f - . I" Dtcoretor Colort Mary Baldwin. preoident, told !"rank B. T:tompoon. New Hav· 'Swick, Middle~ort; AI.;,. Simp1 C J montl'll $6 en: Charles .K Hall, Rutland .j So". Rutland. I) Mrt. Uoyd Nice, Rl. a Racint: I Dlacbarces -- Doris Hale.-.: S Raymond A. WUIIord, !lt. Rutland ; Mrs. Delmar Ha~Middleperl: Mrs. John E. Lta<h. ley and son. Middleport Mrs. Herol_. Chest, Mtr. (Conllnued lrom Page II · Jackion: MrJ. Wilbur Rou•e- IJam•• Brace and son Racine · t.ocuot Sl. Mlddl10ort may now be the hllhast eYer' Jack10n; Wllllam E. Chapmsn, Howard Woods Reed; ville · Ai 1 Phono WY 2-2511 achl~ved by a~y Ohio 111. 1 Reedy. w. Va.: David K.:ta DUI. Pomeroy. ' oor, Cloud sard. Mulllna, Jackaon: Mrs. Jobn L.' Htrt'l how it works. look tt tt1~ f1rst 5ymbols inve n t. no puules to sol ve. In lt rl. you do n 't evtn (tl1e prelll<) on your v~hicle ide nM,raot,on ,l,p. Tl1en hawt to own 1 Su1ck to have 1 wmn11•11 number. 1 Weber, Wellslnn; Mrs. Bomltt• l DIVORCE GRANTED look ilt th e lii)lmbols listed ilbOlJe . II y ou fm d your& While yau're m the 1howroom . 1111 .t ~ooo look at on the list . yoll've1aken th•llril alep toward be1n g tilt fluick Speci<JI . The 12332.00' t· app~n~ to be itt 1!. Martlndlll, Rl. 2 McArthur; A divorce has been granted • w1nner. Now go see your Quick deeter. He hill> .:1 pnce ........ .. , ,,.,,.,,,, rt • v.o., , , ' - · Mrs. Russell L. Landrum, RL Darrell D. Jenks from Adelia ...- : ,~u fl~fll l (ltlll II< 11 I IUIIUIOII d"llr ~, ,..., '"' ... ,l .n l <,.lf. l 1~t ol 72 winners po5ted in 11is showroom 11 ~ou s ee your tnt~rt vt h•c le ldtnllf,cat,on number on C::onl•ll 111111••· Ri!'$tdflnl• ol ~•nu '!. Mououri and Jackaon: Mrs. Don R. Crltch- A. Jenk• IR common pleas court 1 t he poster- tl ltl)lin bols plu' lht re st ot the num · Ntb r • s~< • n ~ •y. illh~y pretu , ~lnd ,, 1 postc1ri;l 10 field. Ravenswood: ll:ugene Go- ' ol Meig• county. The plaintiff R. t Pot k 1nd Co .. P 0 81u 13 47. Ottro1t. Mic:hipn b•rs - $23 32 cash ~ ~ you rs . {II ~OlJr prehK 1sn"t 482 3 L"no rtce,~• th e ••••kly lilt of wlnnln& numbtra l•sted in ltll$ ad. don ·t II'"'' up . Vuur numbers rn a·~ Wellsten: Mrs. Dennlo L. had charged gross ne1iect and ; hy m•1t for com p•r, son with tl"le1r ONn \lthtclt idtnlt· t1 ave bttn posted dun nK th e pes t lew weeks. A.ncl hr tllon number. Ar1 oii 1CI Il t nl"f lorm will Dl tn• Gray, Swandale, W. Va.: Mrs. exlreme cruelly. ,. e >~e r~ wee k there Are 72 Mw w1n ners posted on ( Iulie!! Sweepstakes timiteo;l IO perm~• DYer 21. t l"1 1 5hDwroom wa ll . So 111 atct1 tor ne)(\ week s lis! ot Miehael s. Crabtree, Rt. 3 On~ lovmg tn Th~ conton tntal IJ .S. NGt valid m Flarl4t • ftiW 1ymbols m th •s new•p • ve r.} No 5lo~iln to lhiU where prllhittltlll Dy 111'1. Hill; Samuel J. CUck, Rt. I PUN YOUTH REV!V AL . Oak Hill: Mrr. Homer J. Wil- There will be a youth revival son, Rl. I Oak HDI: Roger D.' at Danville Pilgrim Holiness ,,...-.......~ Kelly, Rt. 1 Wellston : Mrs. Fred I Church March 9 through •z. Naace, Flatwoodo. Ky.; There will be a youth foreman 11 D._Harper, Rt. aJackson; Mr•- iand a songlesl Friday. Rev . Den WITH Mdhtrd C. Francis, Flatwoods, IDis Weaver Will be the youth , TMrt 'a•n authoril. ed Buic k det~ler nt•r you. See hi1 \ ( ~l.lbte-Chotektd wtN carl,Ky., Mrs. Robert G. MurnA- evange118t and •veryone Is wel· l BRIGGS-STRATTON • han Ironton: Mrs. John w.. come. • Sblrtey, Rl. S Wellolon; I ENGINE Mrs. Wide Moore, Huntinl(lon. CIRl'LE SERVICE SET 1 ''T W. Va.; Mrt. John R. Reese. ! Funeral services lor Chari., , 3 HP ancl 4 HP Rt. 2 Oak Hill 1 Joseph A. Craw-! D. Circle will be held Wednes- 'r ford, Oak Hill. day al 1:311 p.m. at the EwiiiJ Blrlba Chapel with burial in the Sut-1 • Molt models with Mr1. Jthn E. IAI<f.l, .tack- l<>n cemetery. Friends may call revene 1ear son, daughter. 9:27 a.m. M~n- ot the funeral hom• any time. day; Mr1. Allen W. Thomu, • Lara:• rureed tlnu Pt. Pleasonl, aon, 12:37 p.m' LUCAL TEMPS "THE AREA'S AUTHORIZED BUICK DEALER" MontlBy: Mrt. Homer J. The temperature in Pomeroy's • New modelo with ~n, Rt. 1 Oak Hill, daughter. business district at li:!S a. m. ., POMEROY, OHIO 1.31 p.m. Moltdsy: Mn. Rus" d nd foldiDI htndleo for tell L. Landrum, Rl. 3 Jacksoo, ~· " egrees u er sunny lilY IIOI'IIt son, &:12 p.m. Monday: Mra. •_e_•·-------~ Michael S. Crabtree Rt. 3 Oa~ HiD, son, US p.m. Monday. "It was IJle ,weetest nation- llam Redman, a Grant County o1 ,. conferen<e ever held lamily benefiting under the Ill :'shlnglon. D. C.," declar- OEO loan program administer· dur:g tile .. ed Sargent Shriver, directllr of eel by the FHA. of the elvll action ofRouWI~Iam h~~ ~~em has caused the ed or unlicensed, running at PQ'Sibllthity o~ ~~~ Reba- road law violation arrests, and Pr"ident Johneon's Anti-l'oY· Redman, a lather of £our Roush and Sarah W. s. vs. •·· h targe on public properly The under e et... 11 18 ml.ide eanor arreoli . erl) PrOIP'•m. children, I! a county laborer Jame• F. GUmore u lhe actlon mayor ;;:: e~un\~!f a::~, clly will keep the dog n~e days bllltation program. ~e f:~ Tbe flltanclal ~t -was n.e occasiOn waa 1o report who bad an Income of less than baa been comprised and settled. -~~n n~.J: : dog• ruMing then dispose ol It in a ht>.'llane would help Bel~~':uJ buDd a given showinll lbe following bal· the aetivltleo of the Farmers ta,OOO. He obtained a $2,500 Pearlle Runion waa sentenc- u manner u not claimed within and repair stree.., , ultl l1llct8 08 Feb 2Bth· City f11,87fl. Home AdmlnlstraUon in lbe 'j Economic Opportunity loan to by the Court 1<> serve one . h fl d , period sub fire station or m -pur· ·W $if,246 • 1 e ve a) w81 on Poverty. The oonlar· purchase a pick-up truck 1o year In lbe Maaon County jail Accidenttl Occurred · . pose building, in thai section•.03; Wat.r or s, 447 _18_·90 ' ence wos sweetened by the IIIIC· market hla honoy and Z8 more on 111e mildemoanor ehar&t of In Pairs Monday Doc QWilfr& . wtU be ootifted Council approved the request Sewa11e Dlsposai,Ma~ Morgar ..,. of FHA Joana i• helping beehives. Bls annual Income uaault. Runion will be eligible when posSible rf their dOf!s are of Doolittle. Present were · Attorney the poor work their way out of will increase by fl,200 from for probation after serving PT. PLEASANT - Sherlff's\picked up . The activily report lor Felr Clerk Dtck Me~, ' counril poverly, and honey preoented the bee enterprise. THE SNOWDENS three months of the year's sen- department investigated two I Gary 'Minl<>n councdman nutl'l' oi the City Pollee _depart- Ray Musgr;ve :I In• R<•l'l I< the newsmen and iJOVertl· Manchin reported 856_ West Clnll K tence A moUon waa d<!nied milbaptl occurring at l~e .. me from Cle Fifth Ward, sent coun- ment was read as submilted by members, _1111 . gg S•l· ment officials by A. James Man- Virginia families, - 25 m Mas. :~- lledpw...i by the court to set aside !be IJlOI Monday 7:311 a m. on Rt. cil a letter of resignation from acting Chief of Police Jack Doolrtlle, BtU Wt~~~ Smith hin Wosl Virginia State 01- on County - bave taken advanve, GaiUpolil; ..av.. u1 guilty verdict of a petit jury 35, 2 miles from Pt. Pleasant. his seat on the council. The va- Pyles 8~wlng lbe department by, Bob llalfdl~· 1 ce Dri c ~r of the Farmers Home toge of tile low interest loan which heard !be Runion case. A rar driyen by Verda Davis, umcy was nol filled. 11w~o~rk~ed:_:a~lola=l~o:f~ll62:_;h~ou~r~s~d~u~r-~a~n<'~Do;;;n;;_;W;;;•~•~·i;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, :nlol!trabon. with repayment period& up 1o Rallal!id, are llloWn Feltratley S2. Rt. 2, Pt. Pleasant, and • Pay raises were granted wat-11 car driven by Billy W. Cline. er works clerks Janet !>IIller The honey came from wu-1 15 years lo develop family bus. 1'1 ol I tltroe-dsy convoatloa for stale Farm Ianraoce SON 18 BORN ZJ, Greenville, Mich., collided and Laura Gaskins, elfectwe ' PT. PLEASANT • !'lnt Lt. 011 the Jcy slick highway, then March 1. 1966. The two clerk• tlpall II llie 8beraton-CieveJud Hotel Ia Clefelud. , A· and Mra. James Mol'l'll Bragg, a car driven bv William H. Me-l received $460 per month aml i miYII oonveDIIOn IIIAbllcbt• Jr., cl Alexandria, Va., are an- Daniel. 38, PL Plensaot, slop· Iwere raised to $520 per monti1. were awerd ceremooiH for nwnclng lbe birth of their sec- ned 00 see if he could aiiiJISt • Council approved street hghts tho•• with exceptional btiDr· arid child, a son, horn Sunday lA lhe Davis . -cline mishap jfor the 2100 block of Lincolnance prodaetlOI, aa addre" in an army hospital at Fort when a car following McDaniel av. Roush-st, and the two en-1 by Pruideat 1!4lward B. Rutt . . Belyoir, v •. The new arrival. driven by David Lu Hively, 24 ' rrances to the Bellemeade sec1 spetlal luncbeoa for the lo- bas been name<! Janet Morrls'Marlon. <:r.Iio, slid iniAl the rear tion It also approved a cMnge l THE ALL lATEX WONDER dlto and a baaquet. Bragg Ill, and will be welcorn- of the McDaniel car. in the lighting on Hogg-st. WAU PAINT e<' at home by his sister, Mar- Property da-mage was esti- Mavor 0. B. Morgan relayinesses, services and trades to lba EUzabelh, age two years. mated al SWO In the firs! mis- 1ed to council a request by '"' increose th01r mcome. Paternal 1f8ndparents are Ma- bao and $1100 in lile second nr- toea! detachment ol th• West MoioiWIIK Manchin laid his national aud- son County Assessor and Mrs. cident. No citations were giYen i Virginia State Pollee to rent 3 color• ience lbal "Our EO loans bave Morris Bragg. Pt. Pleasant; to any of lile drivers in~~lve~ spa"' lor its office< In . the If wltlte gone lo low tncome fam!hes. A maternal crandfather, Clarence due 1o lhe icy road COnditiOn' downstairs of lhe City buoldmg. i typical EO borrower ts 44, has JIBII, Pt. Pleasant. Paternal There were no personal inJUr- The mayor was authorized to a family of 5, and an me<lme of great grandparents are Mr. and let. grant the requ ..t if suitable arf2,192 the year belor< apphca- Mrs. Griff Durbin, Ravenswood. rangements can be made by I tion. Twenty per cent of ail Mrs. Morris Bragg Is visiting Birthday Dinner all parti... The State Pollee ofloans have actually been made at the Bragg home In Virginia • ·f S [lice is currently located m the 11 0 ~ " on to people receiving direct pub- and caring for Marlhr Eliza- I• CourthouBe. lic assistance." beth. )'T. PLEASANT - Mr. and The council wns asked by Any farmer or rural resident M". Tom Walters. Mason Rl•d. CoUilcilman Jim Wiggin• to conthat wants further information entertained with a btrthday drn- si!ler a pendinl request of the ooncerning the EO loan proANNOUNCE BIRTH ner Sundav. honorin. their son. Planninll Conv.ni.,ion for re· gram is encouraged 1o contact PT. PLEASANT - Mr. and David ol Milton, W. Va. AI· zoning of a porti-on of Linc~lnMason county FHA supervisor Mro. Robert L. Humphreys, 129 tending were Mr. and Mrs. av I<> al:ow apartment dwellings • Thit Jfl Action wa~her is ldul for washable woolens Judson M. Brake, Rardin Build- Park Drive, anoounced tbe blrtb Maurice Maye., Henderson. 1o be constructed and also a reor •oakinl out ground-in dirt in kids' play clothes! ing, in Pt. Pleagant. of their first child, a daughter, Todd 'llayes. Henderson. MI'S . 1 quesl for the re-zoning ol an • Plltnted Deep Action Asilatar""eates jet currents horn March 5 in Holzer limp!~ vern C. Filson, Pl. Pleasant area of Camden, Poplar and o NEW FASTEI· for Deep Action cleaning! DAUGHTER BORN al. The new arrival has been Frank L. Filson, Pl. Pleasant, Mair. Street to permit commerIASIEI BlUSHING • Jll-slmplo mechanlarnPT. PLEASANT - Mr. and named Shelly Dean and weigh- Mlos Juli Ann Mourning, ~ cial proJll'rty. 1 no belts, pulleys, gears! • IIEW GlllTEI DURABILITY Mrs William E. Blessing of ed Ill pounda and four ounces. tumbus, ·Mr. aod Mrs. Dav1~ Council authorized the pur- ~ Alexandria, Va., are annouoc- Maternal grandparenl.s are Mrs. Walters and children. Chnsto- dlase of summer shtrla 81 1d • Jlt·AWIIY lint removalno lint trap to clean! We'" •pao:ed on the perfect, to give you the truly besl ing the birth of their second Elmer Gru...r Pl. Pleasant and pber and Amy ond Mr. and caps for c1ty pa~:n, esli· woll paiat of today! And io a greater than ever selection of daughter, Nancy Jo. The infant E. W. Stevena, Saraaota, Fla. Mrs. Walters. • Jet Spin cuts dryln&timel l!ven LoSt was horn Sunday lA an AleunPaternal grandparenta are Mr. Mrs. Tom Wallera returned years abeod colors. Try no-fume, ao-odor SPREO SATIN With Tredal • Giant-size tub, too' dria hospital and weighed eeven and Mrs. Charles V. HumphFridaY night from Columbus, Chewllg Efficiency tocloyl Goaraolood waollable. pounds and 12 ounce•. Pulemal reys of Pomeroy. Great grand- where she was caUed Wednes. grandparents are Mr. and Mra. parents art Mrs. Gomer Mar- day due w lhe Illness of her IICI'Hteclllp to 350/o 3000 COLORS TO SELECT FROM! Roy Blessing of Lincoln Ave., t1Dt Gallipolis, Oblo; Mr. and daughter, Mrs. James M~ llh~a~~!e~!at'::n{~~eaC:.~e= Pt Pleasant and maternal ~- Morton steven~, Bidw~ll, tag, whO ts a patient. In River· :' :'k~~~u~lfr&:Ro~ t:,; grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Obto and Mr. and Mrs. Elias aide Methodist Ho!IPrlal. Little PAATDTB ~ '"" otkoll.,. Lyle Ruddell of Gap M1lil, MoD- Coyle, Miami. Miss Jull Mourning, 2'iz years !::'!.~:::! r,~·..~~,"= MIDDLEPORT, 0. ?J Va )II'. me&old , is spending tbe week at hthe \ comrort a.ble. No1wnm. . r.IOOfJ,puty roe COUDh. ·~r • • . Laste Doe~n' t 110ur Checks denturll Micldleport, . =":;::.,Point Council Meets Dog Problem ~, • •.,~~~Q.,~ 1,.1980' ' ~I ' 1 '1 ·~ I · ., OBTAIN LICENSE , PT. PLEASANT - Applying ' for morrill" Ucenses in the offlee of the County Clerk are George William McCoy, 72, Buffalo, W. Va. and Vona Kanauba DeWeea, G, Pt. Pleasant. Alvin Kenneth Budde, 47, Apple Grove, and Carrie Maxine McCarty, 36, Apple Grove. u~., ·Moon's ~"' ' '' ''~~<~ ~~~!!ll I' ROTO TILLER ,.,. , ,.,~ , . L<"' BUICk'S *1,000,000 SWeepstakll. Announce < -~·-- ARRESTS MADE PT. PLEASANT - Arrests recorded at the eounty jail lor the past 24 hours are Oakley S. Stover, 51, Rt. 2 Ptlny and Roy Jackson McDade, 47, Pliny, each ebarged with contributing to delillquency of a minor. A flfteesl.year-old Masoll County youth woo arrested oo an inlolicabon charge. PIJIDI a kite during an electrical etorm Ia dul:lly bulllneu. Kids and kitea and Mffth winds and fun all go together. Mike your kite a aefety kite. Here are · .,... IlK ruiN for flying your kite safely. ..;1.·, Always uee dry string, wood and r ll'lllr ill your kite ..• not wire or metal. , Homemakers may Attend Workshop Series in April •• a is no rain.r 1.-~ avoid .;u.y tbwta end hilh-' w.ya while flyini your kite. · wires~ .. Alwaye call your ELECTRIC com•. . . . . . ftAftOT(II ·. power line. bo not pull_the string or ' : clim~ power fiOI-.. - ...... "'.., ...... -··· .. - . ~ ...... - . .. -...-.- - .... ·- .. _... .. ,. ,-- • . ,.,,_.,JIIf..••••".........' You te ahead -aford '.. --. . . . . ...--·-· .,_ """"-""' ____________________ . , _ _ -i<_ --- ..... ·-··-·-~-...... ' 119·" Aod booming oatee JII'ON 1ft More ..c1 IIIOfe ....,.. are ow"clltag to Fa<d fNety day... and 110 _,.... Farda do lllnQII cars can't. o YOII can !laW a radio ill any - . IIIII For4 oilers a Stereo-Sonic Tape Player ..,UO. - ,.,... cow Into a eoncert 11a11 .-Ic of ,.,... • Moll wagons have a one WRf lallgeta, bat Ford's MliGIO Doorgate swinge out like a 11o« for people and . . • 'rFt•le for cargo. • Moot care 0111r a cl1olce be~ ern Md _ . mall<: IIIII!, bU1 F-'s GT/A Sport 811111 -'1 b.!!!! W11L •'JOIII Fold Dr 1 IIIII last dd 1 a W ~ foaiiL ........ BLAETTNAR AUTO CO. Motlels Dilc'1111•• and up to 149.99 New Values For The Carl S..t Cover Sentltlonl PROTECTIVE MIRACLE KNIT FLOOR MATS -•rt with foam lD place. Nylon el·z.ott Mil baet to bold alnteh kDI!. Alaorfed colors. eNylon folm coven, foam backed to holcl ill place. Auorted colors. Wasbable PIT MOlT CAU. lA. 649 ' ..., .... COMPACT CARS 3·" Pront PHONI WY 2..2141 ., ~ 4.44 Judith M. Adams Mrs. 1iarn D. Brdwl!, Mrs1 • :~':r~l Burton, Mn. CltOPii 0 "ra. Paul D. Dalton, Jolm l!ublllb, Jualln A: FalloQ, G. Eugene Gherlle Mro. ~am Grut10r, CarliOa J. HacK- 1 ney,, !Jrs. Ben Harrill, M ro. Earnp. Harrlt, Mrs. Allen ley, Paul D. Ke'lly Myron ~ TtzatlDI 1\iphle Mn. tho P. Slcklei, Janel D. vr..ken. Mn;'llol*t.. r.f. . and 1 Your Child's Picture ••• FREEl (WITH THIS CERTiftCATil We will give you ABSOLUTELY FREE a lovely 5 x 7 portrait photograph as a special get acquainted gift' Up to 12 cute poses will be taken. There is NO OBLIGATION to buy anything. You may, il you wish. order additional photOjlraphs direct tram the studio but that is up to you. ONE DAY ONLY! REGULAR CARS 3·" ,,.,, 5 MOORE'S KEITH GOBLE FORD . . .. Of The ~ fORD :' pany if your kite gets snagged in a · CHECK YOUR CAR'S REGISTRATION NUMBER AT ••• New Flllfnl and alterilltl a basic pattern will be lile subject of a workshop lor Meigs County bomemakm In April. Margaret Griffiths, County Extension Agent, home economlcl, Aid Orena Haynes Extenaloa speclalilt clollliDg •oo '.. textiles of Ohio State Univerllty. will direct l!1e oeriea of five lessonR. Homemakers will loBrD 1o Itt and alter a basic pattern and make a muslitl shell. Accent will be on fitting. Clasa.. will meet Tuesdays, April i, !2, 18, 26, and May 3, at tbe Eplseopal Parish House . Ia Pomeroy. Enrollment Is limIted to 30, I& In !be morniDtl class, and 15 In tile afternoon class. cfau boun are 9 a.m. lo 461 South Thlrcl St., Mlclcllaport, 0. ~A and I p.m. lo 4 p.m. Homemakers interested may phone ll1e county extensiOP of· l _____;,;__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __.,. floe, WY 2-3895, by March 18. 1. 4. Mweya fly your kite away from TV ..,.:tl'lc:lioeeriala,electricor pow« tines. ' lB. .. --- .,, M L'Aiw• fly your kite on _qaya_when · ·a.; Always keep IIWI'/from fallen •••• .... ·· Shewing .99 It you are lutfll'llll ·from ]Ilia, sorenest, lllffneaa or IWIIIIDC caused by orlbrl· Ill, aeurtllt or rbeumaiiiiD, I think I CID help. Write ma for free illformallon. KAYE SMITH .,,""' ...... ..., ... .h ••, . . . . . ...... Ptrwtdls ., WESTVALE STIJDIOS Nttior~~lly famous for their portraits of c.hil- from 2 montlls up. ~ Ins. and hondhnK. Gilly ono cortillcole por family. - WILSON'S LAUNDRAMAT ...... PICTURES WILl. ~SG 397 West M1in Pomeroy, 0. II TAKEN WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9th- 10 AM to 6 PM NO APPOINTME~T NEC:ESSARYI �,. ) '•.1· " " \ 'I ·' \Vest Virginia Honey Makes Press Conference Sweetest tered lA the office of the Mason · · 0o t CirCUit Court C I e r k Ho~~ Schulll included the POINT PLEASANT - Tt b~jt' ~:":u:s~~ ~= \,..,,ocs•tion of lhe probation of stray dog problem was me y il r Jameo Blessing, Pt. Pleasant; and soiYed, 11 Is hoped - .bY an~ ad~pt:;the~Y ~~':nc!up<o~ 1 !he releose from lw~ years pro- ~ly C:~l) with~~~:~lg~~ ~:g.'.~ provtdes still penalties Ir:::s tb, In e"'l...•d sis ated 1o cost $12fi. tug the mOP . v •..-mcouncilman Reid Doolltte ask· aulo':file ~~=~· b:!:s~ ed !he mayor and Council to 11vr vers ' uni lui iovile Eldon Jlallngstad, UrbaD parking ~Is.:~ Renewal Reptese:ti~- fro: C:~iets recovere~ sloleJ ::m. Federa1 ..• vat t to a ,....uinlstra.. _ ti•" otfle'-Js art txpected to •Jlllf9\'la lite I« the propoaed nest :.Ielp County airllrlp Monclq. . =:m~a~":"~:~l!~l•~ J~ f;: o~half, ~~~Y %o•;.~;·~plla~·~~~~u ~: ~~~~~r!.:n~'% ~cus!c:::: ~:e"io; ~~~: a:!.ts~!-2~ lo e.;' k 5PRE 1 c~ ___• ____ ' ' ~ I r MUM PlANT- !': ie/ by . couri M. "•1111 .... - LOAFERS THE SHOf BOX • DUDLEY'S YOUID8J world news In - .. -- .. , HMDitaJ News ::, ft~US --------.- BAKER FURN'ITURE :':0 w~~lte~rs~b;om~e:wlt:l:le~h:e~r ~m:o:t=er~'~"~'~i·~ · o.~•~·=··~T~..-r~H~P~ ow:•~"~t<>-:..~===================~ a patient. .., "dNI "'"''"' .....,w ..... COCHRAf' PAINTS ,..... o. 1 O[ 1 ' io _....,________ -·------ II[" I Rrtf'. f CHASE HARDWARE 'I Cltf------•••• 1 Shop Moore's and Save! Chore Master --·--- I LIVII 1 Fillinger and son, Gallipolis; ,, DECOIAR ° C. H. Waugh, Crown City. BIRTHS: Mr. aod Mrs. Rieh-l ard BoBllc. GalllpoUs Ferry. a daughter; Mr. and M". Michael Elliott, Gallipolis, a son. ,~ er Day Reservations . Due Wed ""'5day I l'lelaaal VllleJ llolfltal lt.DMITl'ED: Herman Wristlla, New Haven; Mrs. Michael Elllolt, GalUpella; James L. Morgan, PI Pleasant ; Mrs .. Cleo Holley, Pt. Pleasant DISCHARGED: Mrs. ~red .. totllly Ch I fALSE TEETH ~~N~·~2~n~d~A-:~e~·~--~---~-~--~~~~~~~~~~~·~s=ch=~~·~I•~~~~~~-ed~--ln G'uiJty p}eaS Made m· Court 1 $16 9.9.S sing native of of Pt. Pt. Pleasant . n-.:IIh . tile Bureau and ·. '8graduate Pleasant WPubashiugWDH AmefJeaDS _r, UIH.I r. "'" o. " "" t"' - t 1 King Builders Supply Co. ~~ . ua•o I .Yr... ~.P 1 Budget-priced FRIGIDAIRE Washer soaks automatically! new formula "CI>IIIe - a11)11ime - leave - anybms" procram tnvolYins the partlc:ipatlon of all aeven· of !he centrally located chureh~e and their ministers. Regatta Chairman Allen Leon- WITH Bill t!:,-.:.,l!id Make Cho1"ce --· · devel·[and 111 antiquo ear ol!ow ta oo ard reported Jll'OII'essiYe opQifal in plaruo for 111e B i 1 aupa-vised by Jack Kerr. Bend Heaaua Juae 10.12, In· I'Msent at tilt meet1a1 above cluctlnl arrangemento ltr a Bailey'a Restaurant, in arkfi. frog·Jumplng eonteat undtr the lion to the above, 'were Prell• cbalrmallllllp of Dall Waroer, dsnl Jack Carsey, Delmar Can· .... ... _ .... •• aday, Kermit Wallon. Jo-b n ..... 111--• .... fuel lor 111e h'·•way ,... - -,-: .,...,_ Blaetlllar, Norbert Compton, . dtpartlllent unllilt a.m.. Mardi Middleport; ~ ~; _n, Ted Reed, Jr., Bill Dtwllil!, An ealllllated 50 Meijs Coun- , ZJ. Pomeroy. ' Bill Gruesec, Bob Gant, Rich· ly farmers will vote Thursday,! The eommiasiollott allo trans. ard Chambers, Bob Jacobt, and March 10 lbeir preference on i !erred M81.21 to tile Crippled DIIVIII at&i: . -t 1 KeY. Rlcll Martin. whether 10 continue the pr<s· Cblldren'r Fund and 131U4 te Georp Pll'lllr, 21, C@lllllt, ~tiOmeyt~- Po~-!oyCrowCbam!; ent buaer esge ballotmenl er•m the Soli Contervatioo Fund. bao been cllld te J'olr& \iJ ~ 11 1 0 ~ ,_ rl for r ey to aeco or Mu to • both from 111e eounty paeral or Cbarlel IApr't cut .., 1 . aU perfOII8 ofllelally II!Yolve~ I.UOUN (UP!) _ A u. 1. I Q pfOIP'im based on hoth acreage lund. o\ttendin& were CGmmJI. left ol centtr cblrp, , , , , . art . . . te meet at 10:10 .I ll1l1IW IPOk••dis' ollotments end poundage qoo- lion Prelklent KeMelll McE~IFiiiii"iiiiiliililaiilil-..., m. 111 tilt county eourtitouH 011 (Continued Iron! Pap I) <looed .... Air Fll'oe ... Naat, aecordillj 10 c. E. Blakes. bin11)1, Chlriet R. Karr, Sr., that dale. Gtrald CUrtin, Colump1 --~-• .... lee, County Exte111ioll Aaent. ond Robert Clark. bus Dlillrlel Alrpcirt E11Jineer that "wars of Dlllmlil IIbera· ¥'/ anet ""'".. 0111 ,... most •,... lor li'FA, II Ol<f*!led te attend lien" can sueefed ond that QvaotatiDg allack ollbe war Relllrn Jonathan Mel&o Chap- The program admlnisltred by SOMETHING ~ · therefore this theory mull be •• CoDIICuliet Norlb Viet Two JIII'IODI pleaded auiJty ter Dau&hten of the Am~rk:an the ASCS office of the U. S. COMPANY TO MEET I' Otber represontalives at tho refuted now. N1m. Fov pluaa were lost. "' DWI <bar&•• before Melga ~olution, will hold lbelr on- Dept. of Agriculture bas been The Public Utilities aod Gas meelfDI will lilclude the counly The admlnlslratton contendr pmD11Bbly Dot down by aa- Cocmty Court Judie Fnnk w. auol Cbarter Day Luncheon Frl- In effect for 26 yearo. Becaun Co. will hold 1 meetJec opea comml•lkiMrt, the county e11Ji· tbat Chlna'a whole future policy llalrcralt fir<. Perter. Jr., Monday morrung. day, March II al the United 'yields have beeot climbing at to the public: March 11 et 7 p.m. S. Our INutlfvl neer fir tilt PAA, Is npected 1jwu tai~ down lut September '111• raY. wen llaWD Mea- John R. Payne, . ~olurnbos, Methodist Church in Pomeroy · a faster rale than demand, 11 the Raeine Town llaU. 1 stoclcs in 19!5 were at record - - - to lltetld. 1n a document McN'IImara baa day aplnat mUitaey ud com- arrt!led by lile tberifl 1 dtpart. ot I p.m. Oilier repre•entallvee at the llkenpd 1o Adoll H!Uer'a "Main mnnlcaUoat tarsell lro11 •• lllltll, aad Cbvlea Samuel Bel- Guest.s will be the Meig& Coun-i leYelo. A 1-.oo-lhirdo vole na- ers will need to con~ltler wlilt •' mee11q will Include the coon- Kampf." end of lbe HUiry It tile olll- lw, RD Rutland, we~e fiAed l ty ..nt..- girl! representing ltlonaliJ will be required to put eflect, il 1ny, cboosllll one of ty OCIIIIllli"lonora, the countv The ~in,.. document wa• : "'· They came as Amerleu j~~ds~;c::"!n':~~c!~:i their school• a1 the Good Citi- tbe new program Into efle'et. lllese prOIJ'amo will bave aa enctaeer, Mr . . Webb ol the Oh~ wrlllen by MrJhal Lin Ptso. lhe l :d South :•tname,. ";ou~ Beller Wll arretled ~e . zenshlp winners. Guest speak-~ Followinll are aomo ol thelfuture pellclel relolblg to t. llrge Plena Can Divillall ol . Aviation. property Pekin,_ roglme'o defen"" mlnio- r<et woa f jOhlo State Patrol ' er Will be Ml10 Eve:yn Winters, effect growers will want to bacco. 1 Be Used For A 11 10 ownen, IIIII officials of · t h r1,.. vice premier, and vice 1 : • ·~·~ ;;,ao;;; 1 • Ill another acffon t. Soulileast Ohio Direclor. Mem- contlder when they vote on · The averaie yield per acre ' 1 " ~IDly lmporvement Corpera- ,chairman of the Central ! • war I • , day, Jack M. Braley, Pomeroy, hert may take guuto, ond res-!Thursday. ocoordlnr to Blakes- I of tobacco in MeiiiJ county ac- Striking Effect In ,08, !Commllle<! o1 the Chtnese l. . -""''" ""'' u 11 . I waa lined fl& and coste lor i"' ervotiDno for the luncheon may lee: ,cordins 1o Blakeslee •• 1,103 Hatlw1ys, Bllide -~ In other busln!ls, the Cham- I Com~unlst party. . toJieallon. be tolepho.ned to Mrs. Dwlghl Under the ocreage. poundB&e l pound•. Growor> are urred lo Fireplaces or $t1ir1. '•cr voted unanimously to en- 1 Lin • 10,000-word Chino.. aclentiAII 1n1 now t Judie Porter In an earlier Mrlhoan, cluurman~ WY program, extremely high yields l•ote. ' ~nrse the closing of buoine" ('()11!AOned a general believed to be worl<ina on alcourl fined Kenne . lb S. Brown, or Mrt. George Stunner, WY .z-1will receive ltiO emphasis. Un- ljiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;...,...,;;;;;;r;;;;;;'" Sm1ller Plents "tabllthm•nto in lhe commun for vtolenl revolution. hydrogen homb. and Terry Brewer both 1%516487, by Wednesday ol t h 11 der the present prolfam only Mlko A HlndiOIM .:t ily from IZ 110011 "' 1:311 p.m. chorocterlzed McNamara hao laid rh· Ifdr recklua operation; !Wbert, week. . the crowers with allotmen~• of I Helclqulrters For Centerpiece l'or nn Good Friday, ln. support of •·oe•IIIIOnce 1S ru~lsh, sod Chlrn!se may be able to make!E. Betz, fit and cosll, puslnl Mrs. Lawrence M•lhoan. and lover .$ acre. are required to I •••.• Any Home. •I.e community reh&louo lfi'V· I how Mao Tse-lu~g 8 theory Ol nuclear attacko 503 1o 100 miles wllb 1soured cl•ar dlstonce: 1 Mrs. John Rose are co-thaiT- , cut back planting• when il is i MISS AMERICA ice tbat daJ. protraeted I!Uerrtlla war Ifrom hordert within two yean, RuueU B. Manuel, $10 Rnd , men. I necessary to reduce allot~.. The three-hour oervlce. lo be .be made lo work on • ,bot l~t II would be at least 10 cotta, Improper reslllr•d•.,; l I menta. ~.:; before they could develop in 1Cbarii!S E. B!Jiey, Ill and costt, l 40 EHS Students 1 The acreage poundaae pro·•ld In Grace EpltcOpal thurcb scale. tram 12 10 3 p.m., will be a; Ch. P~lo Are Stroa1lb Intercontinental Balllatlc Mis- ' failure to display re&fstratlrnr Go to Festival 1ram provideo tome added flexits '~u~!~ren~:.:•ally lies In aile (ICBM syttem that eould plateo on towed cor; Leo . S.. E•stern band Booalers Mon- ibilily since growers can carry i re ular arm uroeti,hit the United Statu. iMcrrls fl5 and costs backr~g~ day evening heard Charles over unused quotas to the fol-! g. y. lo . 1without clutiDn: Charle1 E. S•n· Vea•o band inJirucl<>r r rt lowiRg year. Acreage poundage I Brltrsh Institute, It Coald S""plle clair, Ill and <Otto, defective! • ' .. • .epo quotas would allow for precise Middleport, 0. StN.2114Avo. ·no q equtpped wilh Infantry wea- In the oext two years, braku· Pa I I! Will $1& nd' 40. iludeoll participated In . the tr I k ti Gro • uid, the Chtneae coati, 'reats':tn, · arrett: J~ ·~ Ohto Umver11ty MuSic festrval ron over mar_e_••l-_ w 1~r,!!!!!!!!l!!!!l!!!!l!!!!!l!..,_ _ Ipens, light and medium Iars. rocket launchers, reCOil· produce eoough nutona. A. Will, fl$ and costs, destruc- saturday. . I • less rifles, llf.il and medium material for 1 modell teot liOD of property, and Ronold Martin Osborne recetved a and lor a stockpl~ of Pbelpa f!GO and coals, no op. ruperlor raUng In both French 1arllilery, and In some tanko. alomlc wupon1. erator'a llcet~Be. horn and ptano. Other• recelv- . But the Chinese fleld . Judge Porter SUiptnded $90 l!li supertor ratings were Ruth lack h•avy and sell II '" thus th~t an accurate •,• [of Phelps' fine lnd plied him I Ann Barnhill, Jenny Dean, Jean I arllllery, transport, PQ'IIb_le teadiR_I of Cblna •1oo 10 tlayt probation Whitehead, Karen Humphrey, communications intenliolll becoi!IH unporlliltl· and Tom Gumpb. Receivrng exAnewlisteve weekfromnowunti1Mircll31st.429filltpt 1 readson that, Fulbrlgbt called ''The Chines airlift - ---- •.. cellent ratln1 were Kirk Chevcould only be measured his committee • current hearalter ond Louio• Michael. The 114 2G65 2P69 3.00 JJ62 3542 2J26 ..u 3.( 6... 3J05 3S4J battalions," the inolttute ID!!:_ b'business meeting was conduct21739 2163 2S69 3A&7 3J67 3567 China's nuclear ,,,. 1!'0 '"'" waa lummed up --r eel by Clarice Allen. Plw were i 217A7 ZJ63 2W51 JA61 JJtr9 JU60 104M ~~ still is limited. Two by retired Mirllle BriJ. Goa. " -- -completed for a trip to Ironton 21839 2J.. 21\'64 3A72 ·11112 JU64 ISlAC 6J$ 2lB47 2J67 2W6!1 31\74 JK32 3U67 fil4M tM!S 1nplosions have been set samuel B. G~lffith II, Wbo Penon& enterlnJ Holzer Roo- 011 March 19 for the District ' 252 2J&I 2ZOI 3£43 31<38 JU68 6211l 712 ' th• lirtt in October, 1984. lransllttad Mao i now lamouo pital durin1 till latl :U hours IS OMEA Band contest, Two 1 253 2J72 2264 JE47 31<4 <! 3U72 !l2at 7SI 254 2K32 2Z09 3E&3 3K43 3U7-4 011 11uerrllla warfare lnduded: Rita K. Deuult 119 new concert Instruments wlil ' f23 7124 2E71 2K47 31135 3E66 3K47 JY83 713 Ar••'• Htedqulrtart For tacllc•. Foarlb Ave.; James 8sundtn, be purchased ooon. 2£12 2N~I 31236 JE67 3K411 3l43 6215C 7Kil 2E74 2N52 31536 3E&J JN7-' JZ47 IIBLP Jr., 1st Third Avo.: Lawrence , 62liA 8l•F 2E16 2Nol 3_J739 3f38 JN76 3Z63 6281'1 WANTED Llmdy, t35 Second Ave.; Mn. Veteraat Memorial Hoopital ' .,.. Oriltilll ~ MoNtor 2£78 2N62 31839 :lF4Z 3N78 JZ&fi SlrlC 1 3«1 Al2 The ~ine Firamen'a Auslll· J. Harmon EYIJII, Rl. 2 Pat- Admi"IODI - Verlie Amos 2f32 2Nii5 11<2 3F.C7 Clnt .......,,... lllnnt.....: ctl1 5 6)21'1 I"L AJ2 31'61 3l67 2G~l 2P26 343 Jf.tB JPSJ 3l09 635,1,. as.c.c AK2 :,Z,_!ill meet at the, tOWII ball riot; Mrs. WIUird G. Col, Rt. Pomeroy; Marilyn Gibbs Ne~ 2G52 344 3J S2 3P61 40837 636M JSCM Bl~ ... t at 7:30. All wome_a of 1 Norlliup: Mr~. Palricll Mm Hoven; IIOilale Ford, R. Ra-1 2061 21'64 3i2S 3J54 3532 .1347 L44 636"f 8620 IMnit• for the l*ied m.c~ bt 2062 21'67 3630 3Jol 3538 "'11441 631K B62W LS4 the area are tnvlted 10 Join In deB, Rt. 1 Bidwell; Mra. A1l4n cine· Leola K~ck Pomeroyi 1,.., I ~ $..._ iU ~~ · fundll Super Premium Qualltr projecll to help the firemen. w. Thomas. Pt. Plea11nt: Mn. Maqle Shain Raci.;. · Daisy ,JI YIAA tl4 Cl f - . I" Dtcoretor Colort Mary Baldwin. preoident, told !"rank B. T:tompoon. New Hav· 'Swick, Middle~ort; AI.;,. Simp1 C J montl'll $6 en: Charles .K Hall, Rutland .j So". Rutland. I) Mrt. Uoyd Nice, Rl. a Racint: I Dlacbarces -- Doris Hale.-.: S Raymond A. WUIIord, !lt. Rutland ; Mrs. Delmar Ha~Middleperl: Mrs. John E. Lta<h. ley and son. Middleport Mrs. Herol_. Chest, Mtr. (Conllnued lrom Page II · Jackion: MrJ. Wilbur Rou•e- IJam•• Brace and son Racine · t.ocuot Sl. Mlddl10ort may now be the hllhast eYer' Jack10n; Wllllam E. Chapmsn, Howard Woods Reed; ville · Ai 1 Phono WY 2-2511 achl~ved by a~y Ohio 111. 1 Reedy. w. Va.: David K.:ta DUI. Pomeroy. ' oor, Cloud sard. Mulllna, Jackaon: Mrs. Jobn L.' Htrt'l how it works. look tt tt1~ f1rst 5ymbols inve n t. no puules to sol ve. In lt rl. you do n 't evtn (tl1e prelll<) on your v~hicle ide nM,raot,on ,l,p. Tl1en hawt to own 1 Su1ck to have 1 wmn11•11 number. 1 Weber, Wellslnn; Mrs. Bomltt• l DIVORCE GRANTED look ilt th e lii)lmbols listed ilbOlJe . II y ou fm d your& While yau're m the 1howroom . 1111 .t ~ooo look at on the list . yoll've1aken th•llril alep toward be1n g tilt fluick Speci<JI . The 12332.00' t· app~n~ to be itt 1!. Martlndlll, Rl. 2 McArthur; A divorce has been granted • w1nner. Now go see your Quick deeter. He hill> .:1 pnce ........ .. , ,,.,,.,,,, rt • v.o., , , ' - · Mrs. Russell L. Landrum, RL Darrell D. Jenks from Adelia ...- : ,~u fl~fll l (ltlll II< 11 I IUIIUIOII d"llr ~, ,..., '"' ... ,l .n l <,.lf. l 1~t ol 72 winners po5ted in 11is showroom 11 ~ou s ee your tnt~rt vt h•c le ldtnllf,cat,on number on C::onl•ll 111111••· Ri!'$tdflnl• ol ~•nu '!. Mououri and Jackaon: Mrs. Don R. Crltch- A. Jenk• IR common pleas court 1 t he poster- tl ltl)lin bols plu' lht re st ot the num · Ntb r • s~< • n ~ •y. illh~y pretu , ~lnd ,, 1 postc1ri;l 10 field. Ravenswood: ll:ugene Go- ' ol Meig• county. The plaintiff R. t Pot k 1nd Co .. P 0 81u 13 47. Ottro1t. Mic:hipn b•rs - $23 32 cash ~ ~ you rs . {II ~OlJr prehK 1sn"t 482 3 L"no rtce,~• th e ••••kly lilt of wlnnln& numbtra l•sted in ltll$ ad. don ·t II'"'' up . Vuur numbers rn a·~ Wellsten: Mrs. Dennlo L. had charged gross ne1iect and ; hy m•1t for com p•r, son with tl"le1r ONn \lthtclt idtnlt· t1 ave bttn posted dun nK th e pes t lew weeks. A.ncl hr tllon number. Ar1 oii 1CI Il t nl"f lorm will Dl tn• Gray, Swandale, W. Va.: Mrs. exlreme cruelly. ,. e >~e r~ wee k there Are 72 Mw w1n ners posted on ( Iulie!! Sweepstakes timiteo;l IO perm~• DYer 21. t l"1 1 5hDwroom wa ll . So 111 atct1 tor ne)(\ week s lis! ot Miehael s. Crabtree, Rt. 3 On~ lovmg tn Th~ conton tntal IJ .S. NGt valid m Flarl4t • ftiW 1ymbols m th •s new•p • ve r.} No 5lo~iln to lhiU where prllhittltlll Dy 111'1. Hill; Samuel J. CUck, Rt. I PUN YOUTH REV!V AL . Oak Hill: Mrr. Homer J. Wil- There will be a youth revival son, Rl. I Oak HDI: Roger D.' at Danville Pilgrim Holiness ,,...-.......~ Kelly, Rt. 1 Wellston : Mrs. Fred I Church March 9 through •z. Naace, Flatwoodo. Ky.; There will be a youth foreman 11 D._Harper, Rt. aJackson; Mr•- iand a songlesl Friday. Rev . Den WITH Mdhtrd C. Francis, Flatwoods, IDis Weaver Will be the youth , TMrt 'a•n authoril. ed Buic k det~ler nt•r you. See hi1 \ ( ~l.lbte-Chotektd wtN carl,Ky., Mrs. Robert G. MurnA- evange118t and •veryone Is wel· l BRIGGS-STRATTON • han Ironton: Mrs. John w.. come. • Sblrtey, Rl. S Wellolon; I ENGINE Mrs. Wide Moore, Huntinl(lon. CIRl'LE SERVICE SET 1 ''T W. Va.; Mrt. John R. Reese. ! Funeral services lor Chari., , 3 HP ancl 4 HP Rt. 2 Oak Hill 1 Joseph A. Craw-! D. Circle will be held Wednes- 'r ford, Oak Hill. day al 1:311 p.m. at the EwiiiJ Blrlba Chapel with burial in the Sut-1 • Molt models with Mr1. Jthn E. IAI<f.l, .tack- l<>n cemetery. Friends may call revene 1ear son, daughter. 9:27 a.m. M~n- ot the funeral hom• any time. day; Mr1. Allen W. Thomu, • Lara:• rureed tlnu Pt. Pleasonl, aon, 12:37 p.m' LUCAL TEMPS "THE AREA'S AUTHORIZED BUICK DEALER" MontlBy: Mrt. Homer J. The temperature in Pomeroy's • New modelo with ~n, Rt. 1 Oak Hill, daughter. business district at li:!S a. m. ., POMEROY, OHIO 1.31 p.m. Moltdsy: Mn. Rus" d nd foldiDI htndleo for tell L. Landrum, Rl. 3 Jacksoo, ~· " egrees u er sunny lilY IIOI'IIt son, &:12 p.m. Monday: Mra. •_e_•·-------~ Michael S. Crabtree Rt. 3 Oa~ HiD, son, US p.m. Monday. "It was IJle ,weetest nation- llam Redman, a Grant County o1 ,. conferen<e ever held lamily benefiting under the Ill :'shlnglon. D. C.," declar- OEO loan program administer· dur:g tile .. ed Sargent Shriver, directllr of eel by the FHA. of the elvll action ofRouWI~Iam h~~ ~~em has caused the ed or unlicensed, running at PQ'Sibllthity o~ ~~~ Reba- road law violation arrests, and Pr"ident Johneon's Anti-l'oY· Redman, a lather of £our Roush and Sarah W. s. vs. •·· h targe on public properly The under e et... 11 18 ml.ide eanor arreoli . erl) PrOIP'•m. children, I! a county laborer Jame• F. GUmore u lhe actlon mayor ;;:: e~un\~!f a::~, clly will keep the dog n~e days bllltation program. ~e f:~ Tbe flltanclal ~t -was n.e occasiOn waa 1o report who bad an Income of less than baa been comprised and settled. -~~n n~.J: : dog• ruMing then dispose ol It in a ht>.'llane would help Bel~~':uJ buDd a given showinll lbe following bal· the aetivltleo of the Farmers ta,OOO. He obtained a $2,500 Pearlle Runion waa sentenc- u manner u not claimed within and repair stree.., , ultl l1llct8 08 Feb 2Bth· City f11,87fl. Home AdmlnlstraUon in lbe 'j Economic Opportunity loan to by the Court 1<> serve one . h fl d , period sub fire station or m -pur· ·W $if,246 • 1 e ve a) w81 on Poverty. The oonlar· purchase a pick-up truck 1o year In lbe Maaon County jail Accidenttl Occurred · . pose building, in thai section•.03; Wat.r or s, 447 _18_·90 ' ence wos sweetened by the IIIIC· market hla honoy and Z8 more on 111e mildemoanor ehar&t of In Pairs Monday Doc QWilfr& . wtU be ootifted Council approved the request Sewa11e Dlsposai,Ma~ Morgar ..,. of FHA Joana i• helping beehives. Bls annual Income uaault. Runion will be eligible when posSible rf their dOf!s are of Doolittle. Present were · Attorney the poor work their way out of will increase by fl,200 from for probation after serving PT. PLEASANT - Sherlff's\picked up . The activily report lor Felr Clerk Dtck Me~, ' counril poverly, and honey preoented the bee enterprise. THE SNOWDENS three months of the year's sen- department investigated two I Gary 'Minl<>n councdman nutl'l' oi the City Pollee _depart- Ray Musgr;ve :I In• R<•l'l I< the newsmen and iJOVertl· Manchin reported 856_ West Clnll K tence A moUon waa d<!nied milbaptl occurring at l~e .. me from Cle Fifth Ward, sent coun- ment was read as submilted by members, _1111 . gg S•l· ment officials by A. James Man- Virginia families, - 25 m Mas. :~- lledpw...i by the court to set aside !be IJlOI Monday 7:311 a m. on Rt. cil a letter of resignation from acting Chief of Police Jack Doolrtlle, BtU Wt~~~ Smith hin Wosl Virginia State 01- on County - bave taken advanve, GaiUpolil; ..av.. u1 guilty verdict of a petit jury 35, 2 miles from Pt. Pleasant. his seat on the council. The va- Pyles 8~wlng lbe department by, Bob llalfdl~· 1 ce Dri c ~r of the Farmers Home toge of tile low interest loan which heard !be Runion case. A rar driyen by Verda Davis, umcy was nol filled. 11w~o~rk~ed:_:a~lola=l~o:f~ll62:_;h~ou~r~s~d~u~r-~a~n<'~Do;;;n;;_;W;;;•~•~·i;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, :nlol!trabon. with repayment period& up 1o Rallal!id, are llloWn Feltratley S2. Rt. 2, Pt. Pleasant, and • Pay raises were granted wat-11 car driven by Billy W. Cline. er works clerks Janet !>IIller The honey came from wu-1 15 years lo develop family bus. 1'1 ol I tltroe-dsy convoatloa for stale Farm Ianraoce SON 18 BORN ZJ, Greenville, Mich., collided and Laura Gaskins, elfectwe ' PT. PLEASANT • !'lnt Lt. 011 the Jcy slick highway, then March 1. 1966. The two clerk• tlpall II llie 8beraton-CieveJud Hotel Ia Clefelud. , A· and Mra. James Mol'l'll Bragg, a car driven bv William H. Me-l received $460 per month aml i miYII oonveDIIOn IIIAbllcbt• Jr., cl Alexandria, Va., are an- Daniel. 38, PL Plensaot, slop· Iwere raised to $520 per monti1. were awerd ceremooiH for nwnclng lbe birth of their sec- ned 00 see if he could aiiiJISt • Council approved street hghts tho•• with exceptional btiDr· arid child, a son, horn Sunday lA lhe Davis . -cline mishap jfor the 2100 block of Lincolnance prodaetlOI, aa addre" in an army hospital at Fort when a car following McDaniel av. Roush-st, and the two en-1 by Pruideat 1!4lward B. Rutt . . Belyoir, v •. The new arrival. driven by David Lu Hively, 24 ' rrances to the Bellemeade sec1 spetlal luncbeoa for the lo- bas been name<! Janet Morrls'Marlon. <:r.Iio, slid iniAl the rear tion It also approved a cMnge l THE ALL lATEX WONDER dlto and a baaquet. Bragg Ill, and will be welcorn- of the McDaniel car. in the lighting on Hogg-st. WAU PAINT e<' at home by his sister, Mar- Property da-mage was esti- Mavor 0. B. Morgan relayinesses, services and trades to lba EUzabelh, age two years. mated al SWO In the firs! mis- 1ed to council a request by '"' increose th01r mcome. Paternal 1f8ndparents are Ma- bao and $1100 in lile second nr- toea! detachment ol th• West MoioiWIIK Manchin laid his national aud- son County Assessor and Mrs. cident. No citations were giYen i Virginia State Pollee to rent 3 color• ience lbal "Our EO loans bave Morris Bragg. Pt. Pleasant; to any of lile drivers in~~lve~ spa"' lor its office< In . the If wltlte gone lo low tncome fam!hes. A maternal crandfather, Clarence due 1o lhe icy road COnditiOn' downstairs of lhe City buoldmg. i typical EO borrower ts 44, has JIBII, Pt. Pleasant. Paternal There were no personal inJUr- The mayor was authorized to a family of 5, and an me<lme of great grandparents are Mr. and let. grant the requ ..t if suitable arf2,192 the year belor< apphca- Mrs. Griff Durbin, Ravenswood. rangements can be made by I tion. Twenty per cent of ail Mrs. Morris Bragg Is visiting Birthday Dinner all parti... The State Pollee ofloans have actually been made at the Bragg home In Virginia • ·f S [lice is currently located m the 11 0 ~ " on to people receiving direct pub- and caring for Marlhr Eliza- I• CourthouBe. lic assistance." beth. )'T. PLEASANT - Mr. and The council wns asked by Any farmer or rural resident M". Tom Walters. Mason Rl•d. CoUilcilman Jim Wiggin• to conthat wants further information entertained with a btrthday drn- si!ler a pendinl request of the ooncerning the EO loan proANNOUNCE BIRTH ner Sundav. honorin. their son. Planninll Conv.ni.,ion for re· gram is encouraged 1o contact PT. PLEASANT - Mr. and David ol Milton, W. Va. AI· zoning of a porti-on of Linc~lnMason county FHA supervisor Mro. Robert L. Humphreys, 129 tending were Mr. and Mrs. av I<> al:ow apartment dwellings • Thit Jfl Action wa~her is ldul for washable woolens Judson M. Brake, Rardin Build- Park Drive, anoounced tbe blrtb Maurice Maye., Henderson. 1o be constructed and also a reor •oakinl out ground-in dirt in kids' play clothes! ing, in Pt. Pleagant. of their first child, a daughter, Todd 'llayes. Henderson. MI'S . 1 quesl for the re-zoning ol an • Plltnted Deep Action Asilatar""eates jet currents horn March 5 in Holzer limp!~ vern C. Filson, Pl. Pleasant area of Camden, Poplar and o NEW FASTEI· for Deep Action cleaning! DAUGHTER BORN al. The new arrival has been Frank L. Filson, Pl. Pleasant, Mair. Street to permit commerIASIEI BlUSHING • Jll-slmplo mechanlarnPT. PLEASANT - Mr. and named Shelly Dean and weigh- Mlos Juli Ann Mourning, ~ cial proJll'rty. 1 no belts, pulleys, gears! • IIEW GlllTEI DURABILITY Mrs William E. Blessing of ed Ill pounda and four ounces. tumbus, ·Mr. aod Mrs. Dav1~ Council authorized the pur- ~ Alexandria, Va., are annouoc- Maternal grandparenl.s are Mrs. Walters and children. Chnsto- dlase of summer shtrla 81 1d • Jlt·AWIIY lint removalno lint trap to clean! We'" •pao:ed on the perfect, to give you the truly besl ing the birth of their second Elmer Gru...r Pl. Pleasant and pber and Amy ond Mr. and caps for c1ty pa~:n, esli· woll paiat of today! And io a greater than ever selection of daughter, Nancy Jo. The infant E. W. Stevena, Saraaota, Fla. Mrs. Walters. • Jet Spin cuts dryln&timel l!ven LoSt was horn Sunday lA an AleunPaternal grandparenta are Mr. Mrs. Tom Wallera returned years abeod colors. Try no-fume, ao-odor SPREO SATIN With Tredal • Giant-size tub, too' dria hospital and weighed eeven and Mrs. Charles V. HumphFridaY night from Columbus, Chewllg Efficiency tocloyl Goaraolood waollable. pounds and 12 ounce•. Pulemal reys of Pomeroy. Great grand- where she was caUed Wednes. grandparents are Mr. and Mra. parents art Mrs. Gomer Mar- day due w lhe Illness of her IICI'Hteclllp to 350/o 3000 COLORS TO SELECT FROM! Roy Blessing of Lincoln Ave., t1Dt Gallipolis, Oblo; Mr. and daughter, Mrs. James M~ llh~a~~!e~!at'::n{~~eaC:.~e= Pt Pleasant and maternal ~- Morton steven~, Bidw~ll, tag, whO ts a patient. In River· :' :'k~~~u~lfr&:Ro~ t:,; grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Obto and Mr. and Mrs. Elias aide Methodist Ho!IPrlal. Little PAATDTB ~ '"" otkoll.,. Lyle Ruddell of Gap M1lil, MoD- Coyle, Miami. Miss Jull Mourning, 2'iz years !::'!.~:::! r,~·..~~,"= MIDDLEPORT, 0. ?J Va )II'. me&old , is spending tbe week at hthe \ comrort a.ble. No1wnm. . r.IOOfJ,puty roe COUDh. ·~r • • . Laste Doe~n' t 110ur Checks denturll Micldleport, . =":;::.,Point Council Meets Dog Problem ~, • •.,~~~Q.,~ 1,.1980' ' ~I ' 1 '1 ·~ I · ., OBTAIN LICENSE , PT. PLEASANT - Applying ' for morrill" Ucenses in the offlee of the County Clerk are George William McCoy, 72, Buffalo, W. Va. and Vona Kanauba DeWeea, G, Pt. Pleasant. Alvin Kenneth Budde, 47, Apple Grove, and Carrie Maxine McCarty, 36, Apple Grove. u~., ·Moon's ~"' ' '' ''~~<~ ~~~!!ll I' ROTO TILLER ,.,. , ,.,~ , . L<"' BUICk'S *1,000,000 SWeepstakll. Announce < -~·-- ARRESTS MADE PT. PLEASANT - Arrests recorded at the eounty jail lor the past 24 hours are Oakley S. Stover, 51, Rt. 2 Ptlny and Roy Jackson McDade, 47, Pliny, each ebarged with contributing to delillquency of a minor. A flfteesl.year-old Masoll County youth woo arrested oo an inlolicabon charge. PIJIDI a kite during an electrical etorm Ia dul:lly bulllneu. Kids and kitea and Mffth winds and fun all go together. Mike your kite a aefety kite. Here are · .,... IlK ruiN for flying your kite safely. ..;1.·, Always uee dry string, wood and r ll'lllr ill your kite ..• not wire or metal. , Homemakers may Attend Workshop Series in April •• a is no rain.r 1.-~ avoid .;u.y tbwta end hilh-' w.ya while flyini your kite. · wires~ .. Alwaye call your ELECTRIC com•. . . . . . ftAftOT(II ·. power line. bo not pull_the string or ' : clim~ power fiOI-.. - ...... "'.., ...... -··· .. - . ~ ...... - . .. -...-.- - .... ·- .. _... .. ,. ,-- • . ,.,,_.,JIIf..••••".........' You te ahead -aford '.. --. . . . . ...--·-· .,_ """"-""' ____________________ . , _ _ -i<_ --- ..... ·-··-·-~-...... ' 119·" Aod booming oatee JII'ON 1ft More ..c1 IIIOfe ....,.. are ow"clltag to Fa<d fNety day... and 110 _,.... Farda do lllnQII cars can't. o YOII can !laW a radio ill any - . IIIII For4 oilers a Stereo-Sonic Tape Player ..,UO. - ,.,... cow Into a eoncert 11a11 .-Ic of ,.,... • Moll wagons have a one WRf lallgeta, bat Ford's MliGIO Doorgate swinge out like a 11o« for people and . . • 'rFt•le for cargo. • Moot care 0111r a cl1olce be~ ern Md _ . mall<: IIIII!, bU1 F-'s GT/A Sport 811111 -'1 b.!!!! W11L •'JOIII Fold Dr 1 IIIII last dd 1 a W ~ foaiiL ........ BLAETTNAR AUTO CO. Motlels Dilc'1111•• and up to 149.99 New Values For The Carl S..t Cover Sentltlonl PROTECTIVE MIRACLE KNIT FLOOR MATS -•rt with foam lD place. Nylon el·z.ott Mil baet to bold alnteh kDI!. Alaorfed colors. eNylon folm coven, foam backed to holcl ill place. Auorted colors. Wasbable PIT MOlT CAU. lA. 649 ' ..., .... COMPACT CARS 3·" Pront PHONI WY 2..2141 ., ~ 4.44 Judith M. Adams Mrs. 1iarn D. Brdwl!, Mrs1 • :~':r~l Burton, Mn. CltOPii 0 "ra. Paul D. Dalton, Jolm l!ublllb, Jualln A: FalloQ, G. Eugene Gherlle Mro. ~am Grut10r, CarliOa J. HacK- 1 ney,, !Jrs. Ben Harrill, M ro. Earnp. Harrlt, Mrs. Allen ley, Paul D. Ke'lly Myron ~ TtzatlDI 1\iphle Mn. tho P. Slcklei, Janel D. vr..ken. Mn;'llol*t.. r.f. . and 1 Your Child's Picture ••• FREEl (WITH THIS CERTiftCATil We will give you ABSOLUTELY FREE a lovely 5 x 7 portrait photograph as a special get acquainted gift' Up to 12 cute poses will be taken. There is NO OBLIGATION to buy anything. You may, il you wish. order additional photOjlraphs direct tram the studio but that is up to you. ONE DAY ONLY! REGULAR CARS 3·" ,,.,, 5 MOORE'S KEITH GOBLE FORD . . .. Of The ~ fORD :' pany if your kite gets snagged in a · CHECK YOUR CAR'S REGISTRATION NUMBER AT ••• New Flllfnl and alterilltl a basic pattern will be lile subject of a workshop lor Meigs County bomemakm In April. Margaret Griffiths, County Extension Agent, home economlcl, Aid Orena Haynes Extenaloa speclalilt clollliDg •oo '.. textiles of Ohio State Univerllty. will direct l!1e oeriea of five lessonR. Homemakers will loBrD 1o Itt and alter a basic pattern and make a muslitl shell. Accent will be on fitting. Clasa.. will meet Tuesdays, April i, !2, 18, 26, and May 3, at tbe Eplseopal Parish House . Ia Pomeroy. Enrollment Is limIted to 30, I& In !be morniDtl class, and 15 In tile afternoon class. cfau boun are 9 a.m. lo 461 South Thlrcl St., Mlclcllaport, 0. ~A and I p.m. lo 4 p.m. Homemakers interested may phone ll1e county extensiOP of· l _____;,;__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __.,. floe, WY 2-3895, by March 18. 1. 4. Mweya fly your kite away from TV ..,.:tl'lc:lioeeriala,electricor pow« tines. ' lB. .. --- .,, M L'Aiw• fly your kite on _qaya_when · ·a.; Always keep IIWI'/from fallen •••• .... ·· Shewing .99 It you are lutfll'llll ·from ]Ilia, sorenest, lllffneaa or IWIIIIDC caused by orlbrl· Ill, aeurtllt or rbeumaiiiiD, I think I CID help. Write ma for free illformallon. KAYE SMITH .,,""' ...... ..., ... .h ••, . . . . . ...... Ptrwtdls ., WESTVALE STIJDIOS Nttior~~lly famous for their portraits of c.hil- from 2 montlls up. ~ Ins. and hondhnK. Gilly ono cortillcole por family. - WILSON'S LAUNDRAMAT ...... PICTURES WILl. ~SG 397 West M1in Pomeroy, 0. II TAKEN WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9th- 10 AM to 6 PM NO APPOINTME~T NEC:ESSARYI �4-·--.. ·-·. ... ., , ~' ~~ •'' ' ;' '' 1---------- - -------H..t.. W m.c1 For Rent 1 . .,.. I p, M. DIY ...... .....HH .,.,.., _ , . . "' 10. •t::m~~'::' wm .. ""'"'" """' ,,,. "' ' " NY of · - uouuno•• ·-~~• u"'""""' •a..---· llltrftt11.Tft'!'inlo0 • nn a .,., rv•n- _ ... ""' ""' ~~~':'•_. 11 1 :0~':·~..':; . ... ,.,. ,., '""'"" ,,...,_ ,...• ., , ,.:0: :'!"'w~":'!~........ .... onIUTY .. 3 wANTED: Experienced mecl> rooma and bath. S90 S. 2nd I_Die for lllllllll' parts IDstalla· Ave., Middleport. CaD WY z. lion service. Musl be mature, $261 2 15 tfe with ability 1e mauage department and sell parts. ntAJLillR L0'1'8 - lrlo _,. • - . a-· ' t fld Gold w..-king condiUons. II . . .... letter, state experience, ref. a Part CStdt Appioued) \ erences and wages upecled. IIIallmillt, Ohio, l'booe IV\ .._ Write c-o Tho Daily Sentinel, NSa. I u "" llol 168A. 2 i lfo For Sale ",..," " ' . ....... , . . , .. ........... ~.' " '...... Mlotm•• .,,.,. " ! SI-NS 8-Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-.Mid.dleport. 0.~ Much 8, 1966 HADI:tHII ,. 'o' ,..,. ;I ,IIIH llliiil~ ·illf Wieddq ...., ...,•• tised partS fOr ears ind n •• t•N'mttd ,.,.,. troW. CAmplete. Une of Bond- -~o':, ~~~:_.::~~::.• p .; omerov M0 fo. r ' C0 . •: 65 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Doar Sedan _ •$2~5 . sh IJk. ti ,. 8 cyl., Powergllde. Tan and beige finl , e new res. Seelhio one before y;ou buy, · 64 OldI 88 4 Do'or ed brake lining for all pas. senger cars. Rebuilt gener• tors and clutcb plates. All used and rebuilt parts IW"' anteed. Now opeq lo serve you better, 1 a. m. to 7:30 p. m. Sundays 10 a. m. lo 5 p. m. Located 12 miles oortb of Pomeroy on SL Rt. 7. Ph. - ~ S I 30ip _...... $2149 EXPERIENCED Auto. trans. Radio, )leater, power brakes, and steering. WHEEL ALIGNMENT Blue finish. Spotless clean lnterlot. A real buy.$ 64 Chevelle Mllibv St1. Wagen _ 1895 8 cyL PowergUde. Radin and beater. New Urea. All white outside with red vinyl interior. A Joeal owned low mileage wagon. lnd SOCIAL CAlENDAR u.:! Tuttle, •• ...,.....,., Olllo. ft. o. .. taUJ:rtattd part)' Ill Ult IRate .t wuutm HeiU'J' wo11. deee&Hd. flied u Mot r Co p l SERVIa Blaettnars ' "''"oi"" ,.,. """" .. w"t!:. "' : WEDNESDAY . WlllTE ROSE LODGB· WJ!I . , .._ · ,.."."'"' '"""'"' to meet · Wedn"'d1y, Mardi t, a. ..,.,. PO.UON of,...., ODd,.,... 1:30 p.m. allbt Legion Hall '" lbtp .................. .. ......, ~'!'::! ~·~n: ~ s:."t! Mlddlepllll'l. Mrl. WWlam M•r· ... "' •..._ "'"""""· lblp rls, and MrL Arthur Lewis aro t cnmty. Oldo; 11111 mon parUewarq· NOTICI OP ROAD YACA,.ON , . """' .,....,. - -... - - • ,....., IIOiteuee. ""'" ••-•• VACATION• 'fOU .~" -""'""...,"' -..,J.:;""' SYRACVSE HELP AN D ~.:·~ ~ ';jJ Book 0: LEARN Hobby Cub d meej ~-.!... .,, o".,..Pll.!. ..~..~..... .-....... at 10 a.m. Walrwdl•, March _... J .,vuuu11to Llmltod..,.... . . _ BIP' " ,..., t, Ia the Tho HaD. Tho mak· t:.~~·~ =.:-::::;.•;.~ 1ng of hoot rugs, thrlle dlmen. 'IOU HAl/f. NO AS'SETS,50 WH"' HESITATE. 516N ING soa.~' S,HI£1(.'! = w. ... fiiiN CASEY 'JtiESDAY SYRACUSE PTA will m..' ::.u::·.!~r :~:::: =~~ Tuesday lllgb~ Mardi a, •t 7;sc ~'t;··c!"..:." o';:"~...co::;....."! p.m. The program wllll!t pre wtu .. ,.. ....... ~•dA. 011"'. ot Muelb . . . , • " Bled by the second 111'11"' lludents. PareJIII ud frlenlk - JOHN c. lACON .... llrtled lo llllend. "'""' •J\'":.~ c•ntt.::t 1!0 ~.:J.~ c... BABY SI'M'ER waRted. Apply BANNER travel trailers and 11111 1in It ,., nat DIICtunt ...... 108 People• Terrace, 'fttomas Skamper Camnino traiJ.':! rS. IIIO ldl ••ld WIIIIIR 11 dQt. . J ......, lllll\5 " '" ., ......, • ootTUARtoo IC10g. I 7 lp Also make your reservaMn• Ollb8roy 0 • ,us •:;.:..":."'..::.··:~... 1 "" oow 1or reRtals. BiB Bend OFFICI HOUII For "'-le or Rent 'l'nliler Sales Rt 124 at SyOPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. Bopnnlnr ..... """"""' ..... ldOIIal ......._ IIIII IIIIIIICked ''" A.M. to I:H p, M. D1ttt a • ' u. ..td •'"" aDd -"Dd1DD ICIUUl. ,.....-.. " ' " "" , . . • · M. ....... h . Middl racuse Corporation. 3 I ltc .. WY 2•2193 '-roy ""' 100.11 '"'· ......... .,.., w eushlona will be demoulraiM IT'I 10 li.UV FOUR bedroom ome m eNL a =:~.: .m:kS:m:; : :... IDd omer bobb.. el your ~~ :~:~~t"• port. call PL Plesaant 110. HAY for sale. Phone WI 9-301il. ......,,. on ..,. oldao "" ...,.. obolce will bt worked upon w""' •• 8732 after 5 p. m. 1 a 3tc 1_18.tp FOR SALE Re.t btlle For S.le ,,.., """"'""""""' D ...._ - " " " " ' , . - - .. "" '•• d ..... """"'""'""" ·-•~~ YACATJONt A IIICII: lullcll will bt M'ftd at PHONE WY 2-2156 Galvanized Sb~ un erp'""':"g 1967 CHEVROLET Ia good COIP FOR SALE - Sevtl room at1on eemco. Jaclt'a ReliiC- &twolod"' """"""' "'..,"'",- 110011. AD ~ bomemak· For Rent for House Trailor, also 2 91Ze i ditioo. $323. Phooe WY 2-2973. brick house with bath and oration, New BaYeD, Pboal ~:0";.'~:.~•.,:; ~;,·in ••;:, era are urged to altond u this Notice _T_H_R_E"E- ROO = M " 'S, first floor 9 Lavendar floor length for-, 3 131 c outbuildings, corner lot, one TIJ ~f I lfo ,.., ., Melp coun.,. "'"'•"' No. • meeting will dttermlno 81 to c:-:-:-·--~. h d E t mals, can WY 2-2927 after ~ acre of flNIIJid, out of hlgll ~.:'~.. ": ~.'":.!'.:!:: whether ... 1101 lhe club wil! R ~;VIVAL Hiland Chapel un1urms ' apar1men1' as 4 p. m. a 6 61< ' 192 FOUR door Statloa Wagon water Good gardea plots and Bt•to Bout. No. '· ......., LU. ...a eontinue <larlmg March 17 _ Weekend Main St. , Pomeroy. WY 2-2381. • (Lancer), good conditiOn. some ·fruit !reel Could be meet ing. Rev. Odell Manley, ~3 _8 3tc 1959 FORD V-11 standard trans. Someone to luke over pay- divided into good building l!.:.,...l.":..,"'N~ .,-,::: AMATEUR GARDI!lNERS " "n•el«t. Everybody " ' FOUR ROOMS. first floor """ miSSIOn, white • red mtenor. ments. WY 2-3381 betweel lots Pri'ced to sell Call WY 2POint ........... mile, ...,.. " ' - · Club of Middleport will meet E ll t 0 ner m servace d4 · · ~o=11 ~::-b'.a. tuU:.~ Wec~De&day evenm,, Mlreh 9 w•lrome. Pastor Edsel Hart. furmshed apartment. East xce en · w R Ua 0 SH 9.:10 an P m. 3156 aft&· 4 p, m. weeks day• wi>azo ... "''"'"' ""' "' aecuon a1 lhe 10c1a1 room ollbt C• I 8 3!c or WY 2-5637 301c Ail Now Rlliiiltor ShOp ~~ .~:"!~... ,}!",..-,.·.lito ... "'• Jumbos ·-• Southera Oblo 3 a Sip Mam St . Pomeroy, WY 1r Dana Hoffman, u n . 38 ·-==== -~- I · --~ _ _ ~ .,.. 8 31 2-5151 after 4 p. m. 3 6 3!p 3 NOTICE TRUCK GROWERS 2381. ~-- .- _c -- - 1951 PLYMOUTH. Cheap. WY FOR SALE: 5 rooms with ulll· eCar eTruck eHNier ~:o;,t,'l: .~.::W'::":t.:.t""".:.~ Electric C.mpauy, Mrl. Glenn Order your southern cabbage MODERN Is! floor efficiency WJDTE LEGHORN hfns, 50cl 2-3381 betweea I ::tO and 4' 00 · ity room. Water, gas and Core eBulldotM Now Yo"' <••"aJ "'"""'"- ..,.. Lambert wlU bavtllle- of and tomato plants now. Char- apartment. Middleport, WY 2 apiece. Clrarles TheiSs, R•· · 3 8 31c electricity. $2,500. Welsh eAny Type :!'~~'lu:.':.U'::':.o:'!, ~ :-'~ month and roll eall response I" R Harris, PorUand. Ohio 3874. 3 8 Uc CIDe, Oblo. WI ~2882· , GIRL'S bicycle ia excellent Town Hill. Pboae WY ~12.. ::'...:~'r_-:::. \::. ~:"'"',,,':,! OD a Cllmlllt tvenL Mn. Oior34 Phone~-843·2693. s 3 12tc FURNISHED 3---r.;;;;-aP.,.t.lie oonditioR. Reasonable priced. I 8 tfe . ::.::"'~ .::..~ les Lewis, will be the gu.. LOSE weight safely with Dex- ment. WY 2·5435, 212 South I96S SINGER in new sewing ;onta~t Ma~d~alba~a, ~am- FOR SALE: 1 room lllth WY 2-21t6 Mltklloport, 0. =:..!':';.\:.':":~"': ~ :";t'~ bavllg .~· ~ A·Di•t tablets. Only 98c at Sib Avenue, Middleport, Ohio. table. Zig zag, buttonhole, I loll ·• 1 epo • o. blth, full basement, 1191 llv· o.» """· ...,. or - · v RUOIII. Stark Pharmacy. . 3 i 60tp 3 6 tfe faRCy deSigA, blind hem, 3 8 31t ..U Sl., Middleporl i'boiJr. OlMJ'LE'l'E __. uti tmJIIW THIRD PIOPOIID YACATiotl- are urged W altaid. Mil. ,.... 20 yean ez. lion'"""..., "' """'""' T•""""•· ..,_ leyPOMEROY Fry Ill bosteSil ebalrman. IF Dr. says ulcers, get new NICELY furnished 2 bedroom applique, sew in zippers, etc. 1BUDGET PRICED IUmlture in PL Pleasant lfi.260'I n' 1ll .... control llelYic:es. ao. TDWD 1 """"' ..... 10 CIIAPl'ER NO PHS tablets. Fasl as liquids. apartment, Middleport. WY 2- like new. Guaranteed. Only 7 our third floor budgetddlsboeporlp. "" perlence. lloaches, rata, otb- ;'!."J.:.:'.t~"';.~t ~ ":..~~ 80, Royal Arch Malon.! will Only 98e at Stark Pharmacy. 3874. I S If< payments left of $6.99 a Baker Furniture, Ml • BOUSE for llale a rooma and er 1wu!ebo1c1 pests. Free • """' ..,.....,.,., '""" tho ...,,.. bold ·'·led -·".:.. Wed • 1 301 Ohio 11 JJ Uc .' . . eu&el'b' Ulaited A~ BlJhl of W&J I BWl ...vun"'«WUII ====-=::---:· ·-;:~ p f ROOM ~-fumlshed apar tment month. WY 1-2685. · bath. Minersville, Ohio. Write timales aad inspedlon. No ,., ,.,.,.,.. S<oto Routo No. '· - nesday at 7·30 pm. ~ th• " 3 7 ate .....___ tiU. 111 ud further duc:rtbed ... ' " WIICII IFOR SALE - Potatoes, "'""" Raymond Brown, '155 Stolze saleameL New termita C:OJI. ..,;....., " '"' Jwt<t.., " ..,;..., moe! erceDeat mastar'a lfeer"' fiEIJCJOUS Homemacle Pizza, In Pomeroy, caD WY 1..397$ SOc, 75c, and $1.01 11ze1. fle.l or WY ~71. 2 %1 lfe ELECTROLUX sweeper A·l les R. Harris, Pbona 143-2693. Road, Columbus 19, Ohio. trol plan. Meigs Cowlty'l on- !';ll:'~"":\: ~..":;,,. \::: wiD be c:oofemd. luxe PiZza, $1.50. Jack'• Dai· AVAILABLE Marcil 1st, busi· conditioR complelt with at. 3 I 12te I 2 lite IJ borne oW11ed eompauy. AI- • Ia "'" ..ulhwut •""'"' "' ...... ONE WON ONE CLASS ol ry Bar, 14iddleoort. 12 I lie ness building. Located at 120 tacbments. Pay off 4 payAuto "-les lied pest and termlta coatrol ::0 ~~-;·:=,"~ :l: the Pomeroy First Baptist $5 51 b WY t-2683 Real Estate For S.le .., company. 1105 W. Mala SL, ...... " 0 """ .,.. ...... """"'"' churell will have a rwDIIIIl!e Employment Wanted East Main St, Pomeroy. CaU meota . ..c . 3 7 . l'llmeroy, Ohio. WY S-3159. r,: !:.',!. ·~~!:..' .. sale lbt cbur .... ~----nl Matilda Schorn, WY 2-25:M. Bte ~· FORD Pick ood ba hi of "" ........., WOMAN would Uke housework LOT FOR SALE ia Racine. "" up, g ~ pe I II IIOip ;::"J:: !:,"",::' 0:.:;:'.,/!'.t, - Mareb 8-U from t a.m.-1 p.m 2 ~-If~- Sorry Sal ilaow a merry gal. Niee locati011. WI 9-2682. bv the day. Lorena Soyder, $2Z$.OO. G. A. Deem, 3 ~~~ :':.'"=~~·::",'!:';~a;::: Mareb 8-11 frtm t a.m.-a p.m Vo'Y 1..6381. 3 1 6tp TWO TRAILER SPACES lor She used Blue Lustre rug 1 I 31e ·~ CUR'iffi, Dairy and beef oirel. '""t.,,. .......,,., WSCS OF THE UNITED rent In tba Village of Middle- and upholstery oleaoer. Rent BOUSE FOR SALE· 6 - rooms AIR CONDMONED 1961 Ponti- Minimum oiii!.OO per COW. •ouRTH PooPOOoo VAIATION• METHODIST church meets Wanted To_!luy_ port. CaD WY 2-3316 or WY eledric shampooer, $1. Porn- and bath, close ·to schools. ac BoAReville blue and white t:" all farmers lor lnfiii'ID- ••'::~.~ •,~::::r, :=:;"'J'w":. Tuesday at 7:30 pJD, at the 12 FT. Aluminum JohR boat. MIB6 II' WY 2-3600. trOY c~mellt Block Co PornCor of Lil I & 4th, M'd f door hardtop sedan. Hydro- lioll or service, call Porker's. ... In ...,. . . . . . Town • Norib. churdl llltb Miss Lydia !hers· 30 11 La•Tence Reed, Rt. 1, Middle lie eroy Obio. 1.,7 6tc dl.;~ CaD :.; Miller ~ malic, radio, beater, ~iDyl WY 2-22M, Pomeroy • tl85-3il5 ":i:.~"" ~..":; bach ill charge ol deYollons port. s 1 3tc TWO traoler spaces lor re•t in ' s,3~.;,. SH 2-5829. s'e lite upholstery, wblta side walla, Chester. 2.13-301c :t"3.."~~~.;""'~'"'.,";'.'; and V. D. Edwards, l!ie ~- Mason, W Va Loll 75xl00 FOR better cleaning to keep llP«d eentry, llnled glasa, ,., ,....,,,.. """ Ronto No. progra&; HOIIeasel will be GOOD USED power glide trallll· · . ' n!lllole 00111ro1 outside mJr. IIWJNG macblllel, f1p11r ,.. u1 ,.. ...,.., .,....,.. u , Mrs C "p To-.._• ud .,_ mission for 59 or 60 model ft. Wonderful location. Velma colors gleannng, use Blue FOR SALE: T room bouse with ror windshield wa~ack wtce. aU mlkeL WY s.GH. ,....::,~~ ':!' .":!'.':":!.'..: Jed. W~ ; . . ..... Chevrolet. Cell Masoo 773- G. ZUSpan, m-&750. 2 'Z1 10tp Lusn ~ cleaner. Rent bath, gM furRaee, flO Spriag ' ' The Fabrll: ...._ p .. Umlto< .....,. ....,, "' "'" ' , 282. 3 i 3tc THREE and four room furnisb- electric Bhampooer, _$1. Bak- AveJIIIO, POIIU!I'OJ, Pb. ap lights. Power: a -~·'*'*"' 'lbe ~ of tile Roe k ed and unfurniabed apart- er Furmture, Middleport, WY • 221• If< llrakes, wladows, ...,ay seaL Aulborl2ed Binger Sales ~ "c:'.. ":.:"J::' .;:, SpriJtp Methodllll llllB'dl will 1 1 PAIR of used tractor tireS, \~ Obi 1 7 6!c ' "' Not 1 "cream puff" but lonlee. I :II uu ,... - t .... milo. moro o• meet Tuesday al 1::11 p.1L at 0' 12 6 lie 11 or 12- 28. Conllct' Bill E. ments. WY .M3l where else tan yoo get · aD !:; .::.,~.:.:, ':i:'i:!'tt!"'!f ,.:;: lbe ollureb. ' Grueser, MilersvUie, Rt I, t ROOM furnlSbed apartment LOST bright carpet colora _ FOR SALE: I room bouN with Ibis for only $9116' John Rich""""" """' No. ,.. with stoto Ohio. 3 • 3tp lor rent. Pbon• WY 1r277l AIth 'lb Bl Lu bath and basement Forced IDOIId, au East. Mala Bt., =:·~ ~.~ TRUIISDAT 110 fer$ p.m. Phone WY S47t reswre em WI •· llir furaace, geed rloer vifw. ""'......,."" laadl "'......, a. POMEROY BEND 0-B Ra· ANTIQUE ll'urnlture, disbel, Rowley and Reed llardware. n. Rani alactrlo shampooer, Phone CH 7·2255 or write Pomeroy. Til: WYI2-:f5}w AT ITS GREATEST ~"':.~ ':;...~...J'~. ~0:: clio Club meets Tburatlay. miscellaneous. CaU at write: lfe $1. 3 7 6tc Box , IU. • Racine, Ohio. .. ""' Avoa o. ,.. Loon~ o. ...,.., Marcil loth 111 the Amerlcaa 261 1 11 Mrs. Howard Cec:ll. • W -. ord ThiiJid g a poiat O.H mn.. maN .r Jea, • F0 ROOM ~~•"""""' ONE SEIGLER gu waD furI i 6tc FOR SALE' 1960 F er- Ptsfll Ill wltll pepperoal, ......,.... "''"' Legloa Homo Ia Rattlno. "FomMam St., Pomeroy. UR • urn"""""' ' bird 0ner (II service Must auuge, musbrvom, bam at 17 '"m "" po w!ION tho """" 11y N""'l" and ''Gu-' N'•"'" I 2t If< lp&rtmelll. WY ~53115 naee, B!i,OOO BTU. Call WY ~ BOUSE for sale 3tH Hamiltoa . , combinations. - of """"" ,..,_ tbo Aid "'" - • ..,, --,..,-,...-----;--I .21 tic 5648. 3 7 3tc St., Middleport', $tili00. Call seMildl.dlHometr PboForrestWY , R.• 2;961 "';'1,.~.:·::-1:'.:::;•~;......,.., will be observed. Potluck dinHelp W•nted WY 2~ 5324 s 3 If<: epor na v.. · ,. or 12" II• .J5c to IJO a totol 1utt11l!o.so """'· ...,. "' Der at6:30 p.m. Everyone 11rin1 , t; FOUR ROOM furnished apart. INTERNATIONAL drag top 12 . . 3 I 6\p Complllo Carry.Out llorY!a "".;,-,., u.uted a covered dish and table oen.AR HOPS . N EDED AY men!. WY 1..36M. II IS lie inch plow l ste<l Wanted FOR SALE: Bnck house, 6 11154 CHEVROLET 4 door Re· CALL WY 2-99G5 "'""''1 "''"' w.,. "'"''" tbo "''' iee. All CB'era lalled.Y I>NCE. Apply m person. Crows - - - ~~ ~~ ·- -' . ' rooms and bath. New forced . "'' ' "' •• '" •ted St•to ... " No. WOMEN S MISSIO·.. •a·y """ W> l to Buy - tum1&g plows for BJr . furnace "· fimlshed base- dan, new batlery, good tll'es Pick up AI G. & G. CAFI! '· ...,lion "'' ,...,., tho , . ..., of ' """' " " 3 8 Ire MIDDLEPORT, modern Sleak House ani 1 Meit• Count}' Road No. lN. Aid poaat CIETY -• the P•-• .._ 1 74 00 _ _ _ _ .: _ _ _ furnl•hed 3 rooms and bath super "C" Farmal. Bryan l Fr ·t nd b k reb. A-1 shape mecb cal y, $1 . Ill W, MAIN POMEROY boino o.10 m11a• ...,. •• "'• ..,... '" - · • '"' .'rr. looking for ambitious men apartment. Low utilities. Harris, Reedsville. Ohio, Sue- :enPome~~Y- WY ~~~ by Pbone WY 2,..7196. I I 3tP =:lo~.~hemee:~u~::r., ·~~ Baptist churcl! will meet 'ftnJrs. lor fuU or part timt work. Coats Buildiag, WY 2-SHL. cess Rd., Phone 667-3652. appointment. ·Netlon. from the Junetion of the •aid day, at 7:30 p.m. Jt tbe ahurcb 2 25 11..• Must have car and can spare •.. •• 11 1 7 31 lnsur•nee PAINTING inside IIIII oul. GeJI. wltb ""'" ...... No. t.. '"" with Mn• J..,_, Cook ... .. ..... ~ C p - - -- ~. P 1 .... tt:~: •Jtenc:t~ northwetterlJ lion& tbe .._...,. .--15 • 20 hours • week. Call for FOR SALE - 7 rerun house, IUTUMilBIL& eral repairlllg. fa omeroy an -•·• Coun"' ...., ... """"'" gram leader. HaeleiMI will bt •nterview, Mr. Baldwin WY 2corner lot In MasoR, also ewrniJed? r....e ,_ ...,.. Middleport area. WY z.m1. =-=~adottb:':!=e~rt~d~n~ Mrs. Cook and Mn. 3. R. . . 2471. s 8 6tc DAILy CROSSWORD business place and n............, Clll n .._ 2~~ ::':"..:.::::::.':/~ '!: pbenson. W 0~1EN _ Can you spare 15AaWII> 2.. 1 10 10."""' apartme~ol combined. Call 77J. 11111r BEATING, PLUMBING Rura ..,,. .....,..,., · 2(J hours 8 week for 40 or 50 L_,d a.- 23. Blepll 5647. Jess Lyons, MasoB, W. lAETNA CASUALTY lb!Wll,... Doml Bottle Ou. AniOid Jlro. ..,.Mioo ••~· .,...,. ,.. Limited ROCK SPRINGS GRANGE dollars'' 11 so. call Mr. Bald~ ~~ ._::;-1 K::.e, Va. 3 7 6tc MulleD lnsllrance AaeDCJ, lac. tberl. 811 & Main Street =::1.1~: :~~ o;,.~ will meet "nnlr8day at J:a p. win WY 2-!47\ . 3 8 6!c Mlmal lralo finn - - . Ph-· WY • .... l'llmero,. • D lie ...... No. '· !l«tlon •.11 ....... tho m . There will be a program BIICI ____ .. . ---.--- _ 10. Fur Mine 5. SWord ~~-- L.l I':J .J •-v1 VWINo ~wr of eiiiUili Melp County Road refreshm tl lU bt ......... HOURLY ellrnings $2.8!i aod up 12. B.ehma 1. Llnooltt'o \A/tRill' fll/i;,flllf t I tfe &uertONBD ::..1'! ::. ':~"'..!:: ea w -·for man or woman 01 service 11. 18. Bat* GUNGB INSLJRANC&. IliUM e.mplelt semct ::::~~,::- ~~~~~ ~: fRIDAY 11 I I Get Extra ·cash The Want Ad-Way WANt AD INFORMAnON '· '· ';.. ne••• --• '= 1 RADIATOR " SERVICE I """'" •"'"""' '" ""::= · -:;.n: = lElTH GOBLE FORD YCJJ Kl D'i AR~ ALWAYS MEDDLitJG IN WORLD AFFAIRS GASIILINI! ALLEY KID'S TODA'l' DOfJ'T KIJOIIJ THEIR PLACE )' ~ j u:; ,;. . i ·, ''*''' : ..':. ":'.': w.- '":l:."'".,.:. :.=: =..:: I.- INFI'RA- RED ANALYSI S PATTJ;RNS ALSO u leiE PERF'ECTLY, AS YOU CAN SEE IN TI-lE. m · Mrf: VIEW!R. FRECKLES -- '(tlU WERe IO)(PEc:.TtNG ..... .,. .,. . .,. '"' "' .,.,. =:'W.. p IzzA By CHESTER GOI JLD DICK TRACY =.,. euoo. ly KINI .., MIRACLl!.S? lly HAROLD GRAY :\:.':, DoN'T """"' 'Ill LEAVE l005E ENDS J.(Eft'E 1 00 T._(IS RIGHT ~NO IT COULD B~ .....,...Q 81;~- T"o'<'l<£ i""" ............ F<liJND, AriD NO iVIDENCE '"AT l!li t;\/&12 1</ER& ~I •:b - .,.. 8 I =with =-:_ IIi.:::- VU'IIi =-- route ia city o[ Middleport. noi8e '1.. Ood:ae 21. 0 • 29' St>lert own hours. No invest- 14. Tttallte & Ped:Jrahld ment or experieRce required. tnt:Ntt pMtent ILJ" lc'•'• 'I' Write Walkins Products. Inc .. 16.:.!::, . _ - - ::::, t 10 D-59, Wiaona, MiAn. 3 R ltp lf. aym. m.: 31. A&ma \:Wi i'!EF1NED couple or lady~ J • "'B ' . for 1:1..,...,. - lll")8...... ....._ house parenlll for chJidre•'s :a Abod hom•. Seud resume> to box i :n. Cud ..... 1'«l. 6ll8-C AthetiS c 0 u 0 t y :12. Bxplr• ChildrPn·s' Home, East State 1 ~can-ts St., Athens. Ohio, ill care of 28. Shooter · 1 lh '' Pomeroy DaJ·1Y <· ~nt•ne · 3 ~ 3tc 29· .,..,.,. fr = a-- = ::B m......, _ , ••u>lympiotl RESPONSffiLE caretaker for I 32. ~ \lason Drive-In Theatre. Ph. • , .. -· • ~ 675·2-"' or 6~5-4690. 116. Con,_ ! 8 3!c :JI. Kblg • · ~- ~-~ q..ADIES: Would you like to • WIDI< earn $10.011 w $75.00 n week? II'!! eas1et !ban )"OU may think. No capital Reeded. Con.l <ai!oWJclo 1act Blanche Efaw, Rt. 2. Ath- i <<....,.. ens, o•u. 95"v \ ... !!~ ,..., 45701. Ph·. ~~ •=mbor d.·-·- 2092. ::-:c-:=-::::---- WANTED: experleAced houqe. t .. per to work by werk. Must have references. Mu" have transportation. Ph: 'IIY 2Wi6 betw..n s aod 7 p. m. on!) . 3 l Jtc 1 1ARRIED couple for farming with beef I'IJeral 1- •z 1' D J. • lo a rlmiiiY- fir .....,_ .. - . . . . & 11tor ,.. L'o, x ,,.. u.J oo, - ~-. ~. 1110 .,_.. - awn.- ~ tbo Ill - llldl . , tile oode Jettea . . "" I wages. a• 3t.: Farm Mlchlnerv 11ASSEY FERGUSON diesel. Plows, desU, mower aad front end loader. Pearl Wil· Uams, Phone WY 2o2182 or wY 2-.'1318. II 118 w- t 11 • .A. 11: J. O B 6 P • J. L o w .... f'attle Heme, utilities ..d Near Pomeroy. Write references aod cletsiled address lo Box 147, Lakemore, Ohio. • cant X.A.Z = POMEROY - 5 !"'Om frame, IDsurance AceneJ', IDe., PoJD. Crlu Htadford aortberiJr Ju.ac:Uoa ot &U •at4 COUDtr MARY SHRINE, WW1'E batb, large Jot, on Route 7. II'OJ. fboDe WY W311. Wrtle. ProH 11 ONttaa ,:':ce8ia!rtba:u.!:rl~"· 1Ma~:: SHRINE ol Jerusalea will Owner will fiRaR<:e. $4,000.00. 1 1 tfl: A. c;. 8JADII'UBD Hiatllll Melli couai.J Road No. JM meet in reauJar 11 1M lillie MIDDLEPORT - South 2nd. _ Rai:IDo, 01111 ~-"'" _.,.""...,. ..,_ IOOF haD, Friday al I p.m. Two story frame, 5 rooml, ~:;~ ~ :...:: I 1 tlo ~~~~IC~~be~~~ .... Then! wiJJ be a ftl'tiDCMIIII llld 0 bath. cellar, corner lot. blrt1l records snd almOst aDJ CIJST()M ll1lTCIIElUNO 1111 .....,. unw I,,..Co........., """•-• .,llOdl,. elecllcll ol olfieen. Bt•te Roulo $5,000.011. other dtwOI wl'll eutiiDI. Will bUy bldea ever) L';t. """' ...... ,., .,._ _ MIDDLEPORT - South 2nd- S..ll!r ~ww-. I'GID""' lloaday. PbB Meier, Pbone Troop 5Z Girlt Two story frame, • rooms t i lie N H ad 1 11 Uc ::·:~..=r: =:::.,c=i~: and bath, 3 rooms and bath, WY l-35l0. ame e Editor MUSIA ' 1 1nstruments IARL GRilti'GD'D l'llo....&..lnlf •acatlou u huel.abefon M torUli Girl e ......... o1 ....._ ,. both apartments furaisbecl, u~ I""UIIIIU*8 OD tbe a3rd. dQ' Gf l'ebni.JJ7: ~-at "'--.ulll ••v.p - ~ month! Y '" $124 00 Co --' ~-""• lllnanvWe 10 .. ,,,..A. II. ol ... .,.. .. We1neadll1 II the borne ef ~come · · r- Beautiful WurDtzer Spinet Or- ..., ~-.. ..,.,..,"" .... "' 'lnf ,... Mrl. '·'-·d W"'""' D......._ ner lot. Owner may assist Ill Ohio. End your sawer lrcJab. wtu .. ~, financing. $8,000.0II. gan, walnut finish, two key- 1es. we have aU sizes oewer :..,-...:.,":: .:".1"!'!';..""1,.. ':: meats for badges ...,.. doDa 111 ALBERT M. COX, BROKER board, 13 pedala, complete dladtina ReJIIOII8bll ratoL " ...,.., - at o ....... "' 11. 10 otlll 8Dd l1bown Ill boob. wilb party with n' , _ •• •' • An eleellon wu held lllld WY 1-3831 WY z.a ood pen:ussion, --''1 tak er Call WY ...... ....... •_, .. "'""' - - "'" _ ........ MollO Coutrtr. .......... g ••- may e ov t II lie ..... Becky Wn,ht elected ~ I e 3tc payments. Write Credit De- WE ARE -""· to do . I1 . "&.:~;'c~..::.:::::. ~m= editor IIIII Jo Ellea D1ebJ wao Oblo. partmeal, Bo1 1991, Parkers·~ your -•~-• ··-'-!ant , ___ LI LJI....16., ""- W V CJe•>' Ln<Wo """" ....,....., ..... ....... ol lilt 3 1 3tc side palnlm£ end repair work. fll/i;,•""J ~.. · a. We do all kinds of repair and ta> L" Ito troop -.paper. Tbt lrotp BEA'""'FUL W lltzer 1 I painting inside or ouL Rea& MEETINGS IJSTED practiced a llal l!elliiiiOIIJ IGr OOUNTRY ROME - 2 years u" ur p • onable. Sarson l Dursl, CaD Meetings at Heath Methodist Pomeroy PTA. old - ON ROUTE U - tO 81 '"'gan, walnullbllllb, 2 key- 01, Pbone VI 3-24114, Portlaad. Church this week include the Refreshments wen llll'9tll fo 13 pedals. Complete board,percualloa. --•·· oo Ed ucaUoo, fuet. .......,. ...... ,.. •mIIes frem Pomeroy, spaci01:1 with Pari) with I 1 6tc CouuwooioR ......., W"'•"' ·..-~ ' HDDf ..,.,, brick ranch alylt home, on ood credit take OV,Ilf day evening; the study I!OSilloa - Baraes, Susie Soulaby, Mar1 a 612 acre plot Large liviag Is W; 'eCrdit S~th Birthday g oR the Gospel or John, Wed... Ia Neullllq, Darla Netllllbl&. room witb bltJe stone fireP~keraburg w C leb d F ,.,_, day evening from M; ud the Marilynn Traey, ClralyuB Tra· 1 place, waD to wall carpet, Va ' I ate , e rate r .....;, Eleanor Circle, 'lbursday nell- ey, Je Ellea Diehl, n.bble glase BlidlDI doon to patio, Patricia Ann Boyles, daugb- lag at 7:30p.m. Wlaecup IIIII 111111 Jlanh thrlle large bedrosmo wHh Uvestock ter of Mr. and Mrl. Cbarlaa Boy· double cedar liaed closo!s, ~• act les, eboerved her sixth birthkiteben with all buUt-ia cook· FOR SALE - regiJ.,._ Bl day wt!b a party durJac the · Wf TUMI••• 11g unlls, 20 11, Royal Bir<:b Allgus bull, 1\0 yean old. Call afternoon Klntlergarlell elasa base and wall, double bowl WI t-2321. \aI 61c last Friday. Mn. Pearl ReyrtaJDiess ateel aink, garbage lnstructlanl nolds, ll!acher, assialed Mrl. disposal, Ill baths w11 ~ Boyles. double bowl vanity, all ce. TRUCK DRIVI!RS, aeml or Pf!lrlcia chooe as bet !tell" ramie tile. Fl" rosm fiaislr straigbl, Dieeel or gM, ages en, Velvet Swisher, Michael ed ba110111en~ rec:reation room 21 · iO. Some aperlence helP' Wayland, Becky Bartlell, Jill !30 x li) with fireplace, kl~ lui, but 101 aeeeuary. You Walbum, Ann Fitch, Martha cbenelte, utility room, full ean ear~~ over $1 1"'11 •,' hour KrawiiCZ)'II, and David Manley Ule hatb with sbower, lu11> 1fter abort tr~. For If" Sealed at lhe blrtbday table ' ace room, storage room, ote. pUcaUon write Natloll Wida were Michael Wayland, Jill i Must make appointment to Semi Division, · e-o Haeekl Walbarllo' Kimberly Weldon and tlbow. BarpiD at tii,IIGO.tll. Terminal llldl., Dill Conria Velve! Swisher. llefr!!Sh)Jlents ALBERT M. OOX, BROKER Avenue, HamllloD, Oblo. Or of cupcakea, tee • 8Dd WY Nllt WY ~3131 eall 51.3-89r>8727, evenlup milk were served. Favors werej 11.11116572. ,,, ate 11111 lllllrinl 11oota. •-----..,;;;;;;;;;.,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ 11 = :•o:..'"O:,.::.''s':..::",..:: = ·- •...,....v "*""',....., •-·- Co- K&OKCR .1' BIIYio 111'1111 IIBB.B.-&.A.BL l'I q t a ~l'a• BSTJ• VSTUYS B~S •.A.SI~ ______ ,......... JIUo BJ&O• JL m .,u_ •: I'. if, DePt ::!": DAILY CICifl\IQtiOiB- B &'a how One- "".:; ._...., ... _~<&.., 3 I 6tp L ~ 1 ABBIE AND SLATS ' '· "'" li f'ii ;l i 29? 5 l cream a ' .. a r ulklorw I '\ --! '·. ·-· • .. l1 Mct~i.olctlJIIo lt'e I l1tW IO\IIIdl !lit you'll 111l111111tl . . - tkl wlun 11.. · ------'"' .,;_, _,.,, "''' •.:. ..... ·'······ ..s'. ....... ••. : . ~ , .... ' '· �4-·--.. ·-·. ... ., , ~' ~~ •'' ' ;' '' 1---------- - -------H..t.. W m.c1 For Rent 1 . .,.. I p, M. DIY ...... .....HH .,.,.., _ , . . "' 10. •t::m~~'::' wm .. ""'"'" """' ,,,. "' ' " NY of · - uouuno•• ·-~~• u"'""""' •a..---· llltrftt11.Tft'!'inlo0 • nn a .,., rv•n- _ ... ""' ""' ~~~':'•_. 11 1 :0~':·~..':; . ... ,.,. ,., '""'"" ,,...,_ ,...• ., , ,.:0: :'!"'w~":'!~........ .... onIUTY .. 3 wANTED: Experienced mecl> rooma and bath. S90 S. 2nd I_Die for lllllllll' parts IDstalla· Ave., Middleport. CaD WY z. lion service. Musl be mature, $261 2 15 tfe with ability 1e mauage department and sell parts. ntAJLillR L0'1'8 - lrlo _,. • - . a-· ' t fld Gold w..-king condiUons. II . . .... letter, state experience, ref. a Part CStdt Appioued) \ erences and wages upecled. IIIallmillt, Ohio, l'booe IV\ .._ Write c-o Tho Daily Sentinel, NSa. I u "" llol 168A. 2 i lfo For Sale ",..," " ' . ....... , . . , .. ........... ~.' " '...... Mlotm•• .,,.,. " ! SI-NS 8-Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-.Mid.dleport. 0.~ Much 8, 1966 HADI:tHII ,. 'o' ,..,. ;I ,IIIH llliiil~ ·illf Wieddq ...., ...,•• tised partS fOr ears ind n •• t•N'mttd ,.,.,. troW. CAmplete. Une of Bond- -~o':, ~~~:_.::~~::.• p .; omerov M0 fo. r ' C0 . •: 65 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Doar Sedan _ •$2~5 . sh IJk. ti ,. 8 cyl., Powergllde. Tan and beige finl , e new res. Seelhio one before y;ou buy, · 64 OldI 88 4 Do'or ed brake lining for all pas. senger cars. Rebuilt gener• tors and clutcb plates. All used and rebuilt parts IW"' anteed. Now opeq lo serve you better, 1 a. m. to 7:30 p. m. Sundays 10 a. m. lo 5 p. m. Located 12 miles oortb of Pomeroy on SL Rt. 7. Ph. - ~ S I 30ip _...... $2149 EXPERIENCED Auto. trans. Radio, )leater, power brakes, and steering. WHEEL ALIGNMENT Blue finish. Spotless clean lnterlot. A real buy.$ 64 Chevelle Mllibv St1. Wagen _ 1895 8 cyL PowergUde. Radin and beater. New Urea. All white outside with red vinyl interior. A Joeal owned low mileage wagon. lnd SOCIAL CAlENDAR u.:! Tuttle, •• ...,.....,., Olllo. ft. o. .. taUJ:rtattd part)' Ill Ult IRate .t wuutm HeiU'J' wo11. deee&Hd. flied u Mot r Co p l SERVIa Blaettnars ' "''"oi"" ,.,. """" .. w"t!:. "' : WEDNESDAY . WlllTE ROSE LODGB· WJ!I . , .._ · ,.."."'"' '"""'"' to meet · Wedn"'d1y, Mardi t, a. ..,.,. PO.UON of,...., ODd,.,... 1:30 p.m. allbt Legion Hall '" lbtp .................. .. ......, ~'!'::! ~·~n: ~ s:."t! Mlddlepllll'l. Mrl. WWlam M•r· ... "' •..._ "'"""""· lblp rls, and MrL Arthur Lewis aro t cnmty. Oldo; 11111 mon parUewarq· NOTICI OP ROAD YACA,.ON , . """' .,....,. - -... - - • ,....., IIOiteuee. ""'" ••-•• VACATION• 'fOU .~" -""'""...,"' -..,J.:;""' SYRACVSE HELP AN D ~.:·~ ~ ';jJ Book 0: LEARN Hobby Cub d meej ~-.!... .,, o".,..Pll.!. ..~..~..... .-....... at 10 a.m. Walrwdl•, March _... J .,vuuu11to Llmltod..,.... . . _ BIP' " ,..., t, Ia the Tho HaD. Tho mak· t:.~~·~ =.:-::::;.•;.~ 1ng of hoot rugs, thrlle dlmen. 'IOU HAl/f. NO AS'SETS,50 WH"' HESITATE. 516N ING soa.~' S,HI£1(.'! = w. ... fiiiN CASEY 'JtiESDAY SYRACUSE PTA will m..' ::.u::·.!~r :~:::: =~~ Tuesday lllgb~ Mardi a, •t 7;sc ~'t;··c!"..:." o';:"~...co::;....."! p.m. The program wllll!t pre wtu .. ,.. ....... ~•dA. 011"'. ot Muelb . . . , • " Bled by the second 111'11"' lludents. PareJIII ud frlenlk - JOHN c. lACON .... llrtled lo llllend. "'""' •J\'":.~ c•ntt.::t 1!0 ~.:J.~ c... BABY SI'M'ER waRted. Apply BANNER travel trailers and 11111 1in It ,., nat DIICtunt ...... 108 People• Terrace, 'fttomas Skamper Camnino traiJ.':! rS. IIIO ldl ••ld WIIIIIR 11 dQt. . J ......, lllll\5 " '" ., ......, • ootTUARtoo IC10g. I 7 lp Also make your reservaMn• Ollb8roy 0 • ,us •:;.:..":."'..::.··:~... 1 "" oow 1or reRtals. BiB Bend OFFICI HOUII For "'-le or Rent 'l'nliler Sales Rt 124 at SyOPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. Bopnnlnr ..... """"""' ..... ldOIIal ......._ IIIII IIIIIIICked ''" A.M. to I:H p, M. D1ttt a • ' u. ..td •'"" aDd -"Dd1DD ICIUUl. ,.....-.. " ' " "" , . . • · M. ....... h . Middl racuse Corporation. 3 I ltc .. WY 2•2193 '-roy ""' 100.11 '"'· ......... .,.., w eushlona will be demoulraiM IT'I 10 li.UV FOUR bedroom ome m eNL a =:~.: .m:kS:m:; : :... IDd omer bobb.. el your ~~ :~:~~t"• port. call PL Plesaant 110. HAY for sale. Phone WI 9-301il. ......,,. on ..,. oldao "" ...,.. obolce will bt worked upon w""' •• 8732 after 5 p. m. 1 a 3tc 1_18.tp FOR SALE Re.t btlle For S.le ,,.., """"'""""""' D ...._ - " " " " ' , . - - .. "" '•• d ..... """"'""'""" ·-•~~ YACATJONt A IIICII: lullcll will bt M'ftd at PHONE WY 2-2156 Galvanized Sb~ un erp'""':"g 1967 CHEVROLET Ia good COIP FOR SALE - Sevtl room at1on eemco. Jaclt'a ReliiC- &twolod"' """"""' "'..,"'",- 110011. AD ~ bomemak· For Rent for House Trailor, also 2 91Ze i ditioo. $323. Phooe WY 2-2973. brick house with bath and oration, New BaYeD, Pboal ~:0";.'~:.~•.,:; ~;,·in ••;:, era are urged to altond u this Notice _T_H_R_E"E- ROO = M " 'S, first floor 9 Lavendar floor length for-, 3 131 c outbuildings, corner lot, one TIJ ~f I lfo ,.., ., Melp coun.,. "'"'•"' No. • meeting will dttermlno 81 to c:-:-:-·--~. h d E t mals, can WY 2-2927 after ~ acre of flNIIJid, out of hlgll ~.:'~.. ": ~.'":.!'.:!:: whether ... 1101 lhe club wil! R ~;VIVAL Hiland Chapel un1urms ' apar1men1' as 4 p. m. a 6 61< ' 192 FOUR door Statloa Wagon water Good gardea plots and Bt•to Bout. No. '· ......., LU. ...a eontinue <larlmg March 17 _ Weekend Main St. , Pomeroy. WY 2-2381. • (Lancer), good conditiOn. some ·fruit !reel Could be meet ing. Rev. Odell Manley, ~3 _8 3tc 1959 FORD V-11 standard trans. Someone to luke over pay- divided into good building l!.:.,...l.":..,"'N~ .,-,::: AMATEUR GARDI!lNERS " "n•el«t. Everybody " ' FOUR ROOMS. first floor """ miSSIOn, white • red mtenor. ments. WY 2-3381 betweel lots Pri'ced to sell Call WY 2POint ........... mile, ...,.. " ' - · Club of Middleport will meet E ll t 0 ner m servace d4 · · ~o=11 ~::-b'.a. tuU:.~ Wec~De&day evenm,, Mlreh 9 w•lrome. Pastor Edsel Hart. furmshed apartment. East xce en · w R Ua 0 SH 9.:10 an P m. 3156 aft&· 4 p, m. weeks day• wi>azo ... "''"'"' ""' "' aecuon a1 lhe 10c1a1 room ollbt C• I 8 3!c or WY 2-5637 301c Ail Now Rlliiiltor ShOp ~~ .~:"!~... ,}!",..-,.·.lito ... "'• Jumbos ·-• Southera Oblo 3 a Sip Mam St . Pomeroy, WY 1r Dana Hoffman, u n . 38 ·-==== -~- I · --~ _ _ ~ .,.. 8 31 2-5151 after 4 p. m. 3 6 3!p 3 NOTICE TRUCK GROWERS 2381. ~-- .- _c -- - 1951 PLYMOUTH. Cheap. WY FOR SALE: 5 rooms with ulll· eCar eTruck eHNier ~:o;,t,'l: .~.::W'::":t.:.t""".:.~ Electric C.mpauy, Mrl. Glenn Order your southern cabbage MODERN Is! floor efficiency WJDTE LEGHORN hfns, 50cl 2-3381 betweea I ::tO and 4' 00 · ity room. Water, gas and Core eBulldotM Now Yo"' <••"aJ "'"""'"- ..,.. Lambert wlU bavtllle- of and tomato plants now. Char- apartment. Middleport, WY 2 apiece. Clrarles TheiSs, R•· · 3 8 31c electricity. $2,500. Welsh eAny Type :!'~~'lu:.':.U'::':.o:'!, ~ :-'~ month and roll eall response I" R Harris, PorUand. Ohio 3874. 3 8 Uc CIDe, Oblo. WI ~2882· , GIRL'S bicycle ia excellent Town Hill. Pboae WY ~12.. ::'...:~'r_-:::. \::. ~:"'"',,,':,! OD a Cllmlllt tvenL Mn. Oior34 Phone~-843·2693. s 3 12tc FURNISHED 3---r.;;;;-aP.,.t.lie oonditioR. Reasonable priced. I 8 tfe . ::.::"'~ .::..~ les Lewis, will be the gu.. LOSE weight safely with Dex- ment. WY 2·5435, 212 South I96S SINGER in new sewing ;onta~t Ma~d~alba~a, ~am- FOR SALE: 1 room lllth WY 2-21t6 Mltklloport, 0. =:..!':';.\:.':":~"': ~ :";t'~ bavllg .~· ~ A·Di•t tablets. Only 98c at Sib Avenue, Middleport, Ohio. table. Zig zag, buttonhole, I loll ·• 1 epo • o. blth, full basement, 1191 llv· o.» """· ...,. or - · v RUOIII. Stark Pharmacy. . 3 i 60tp 3 6 tfe faRCy deSigA, blind hem, 3 8 31t ..U Sl., Middleporl i'boiJr. OlMJ'LE'l'E __. uti tmJIIW THIRD PIOPOIID YACATiotl- are urged W altaid. Mil. ,.... 20 yean ez. lion'"""..., "' """'""' T•""""•· ..,_ leyPOMEROY Fry Ill bosteSil ebalrman. IF Dr. says ulcers, get new NICELY furnished 2 bedroom applique, sew in zippers, etc. 1BUDGET PRICED IUmlture in PL Pleasant lfi.260'I n' 1ll .... control llelYic:es. ao. TDWD 1 """"' ..... 10 CIIAPl'ER NO PHS tablets. Fasl as liquids. apartment, Middleport. WY 2- like new. Guaranteed. Only 7 our third floor budgetddlsboeporlp. "" perlence. lloaches, rata, otb- ;'!."J.:.:'.t~"';.~t ~ ":..~~ 80, Royal Arch Malon.! will Only 98e at Stark Pharmacy. 3874. I S If< payments left of $6.99 a Baker Furniture, Ml • BOUSE for llale a rooma and er 1wu!ebo1c1 pests. Free • """' ..,.....,.,., '""" tho ...,,.. bold ·'·led -·".:.. Wed • 1 301 Ohio 11 JJ Uc .' . . eu&el'b' Ulaited A~ BlJhl of W&J I BWl ...vun"'«WUII ====-=::---:· ·-;:~ p f ROOM ~-fumlshed apar tment month. WY 1-2685. · bath. Minersville, Ohio. Write timales aad inspedlon. No ,., ,.,.,.,.. S<oto Routo No. '· - nesday at 7·30 pm. ~ th• " 3 7 ate .....___ tiU. 111 ud further duc:rtbed ... ' " WIICII IFOR SALE - Potatoes, "'""" Raymond Brown, '155 Stolze saleameL New termita C:OJI. ..,;....., " '"' Jwt<t.., " ..,;..., moe! erceDeat mastar'a lfeer"' fiEIJCJOUS Homemacle Pizza, In Pomeroy, caD WY 1..397$ SOc, 75c, and $1.01 11ze1. fle.l or WY ~71. 2 %1 lfe ELECTROLUX sweeper A·l les R. Harris, Pbona 143-2693. Road, Columbus 19, Ohio. trol plan. Meigs Cowlty'l on- !';ll:'~"":\: ~..":;,,. \::: wiD be c:oofemd. luxe PiZza, $1.50. Jack'• Dai· AVAILABLE Marcil 1st, busi· conditioR complelt with at. 3 I 12te I 2 lite IJ borne oW11ed eompauy. AI- • Ia "'" ..ulhwut •""'"' "' ...... ONE WON ONE CLASS ol ry Bar, 14iddleoort. 12 I lie ness building. Located at 120 tacbments. Pay off 4 payAuto "-les lied pest and termlta coatrol ::0 ~~-;·:=,"~ :l: the Pomeroy First Baptist $5 51 b WY t-2683 Real Estate For S.le .., company. 1105 W. Mala SL, ...... " 0 """ .,.. ...... """"'"' churell will have a rwDIIIIl!e Employment Wanted East Main St, Pomeroy. CaU meota . ..c . 3 7 . l'llmeroy, Ohio. WY S-3159. r,: !:.',!. ·~~!:..' .. sale lbt cbur .... ~----nl Matilda Schorn, WY 2-25:M. Bte ~· FORD Pick ood ba hi of "" ........., WOMAN would Uke housework LOT FOR SALE ia Racine. "" up, g ~ pe I II IIOip ;::"J:: !:,"",::' 0:.:;:'.,/!'.t, - Mareb 8-U from t a.m.-1 p.m 2 ~-If~- Sorry Sal ilaow a merry gal. Niee locati011. WI 9-2682. bv the day. Lorena Soyder, $2Z$.OO. G. A. Deem, 3 ~~~ :':.'"=~~·::",'!:';~a;::: Mareb 8-11 frtm t a.m.-a p.m Vo'Y 1..6381. 3 1 6tp TWO TRAILER SPACES lor She used Blue Lustre rug 1 I 31e ·~ CUR'iffi, Dairy and beef oirel. '""t.,,. .......,,., WSCS OF THE UNITED rent In tba Village of Middle- and upholstery oleaoer. Rent BOUSE FOR SALE· 6 - rooms AIR CONDMONED 1961 Ponti- Minimum oiii!.OO per COW. •ouRTH PooPOOoo VAIATION• METHODIST church meets Wanted To_!luy_ port. CaD WY 2-3316 or WY eledric shampooer, $1. Porn- and bath, close ·to schools. ac BoAReville blue and white t:" all farmers lor lnfiii'ID- ••'::~.~ •,~::::r, :=:;"'J'w":. Tuesday at 7:30 pJD, at the 12 FT. Aluminum JohR boat. MIB6 II' WY 2-3600. trOY c~mellt Block Co PornCor of Lil I & 4th, M'd f door hardtop sedan. Hydro- lioll or service, call Porker's. ... In ...,. . . . . . Town • Norib. churdl llltb Miss Lydia !hers· 30 11 La•Tence Reed, Rt. 1, Middle lie eroy Obio. 1.,7 6tc dl.;~ CaD :.; Miller ~ malic, radio, beater, ~iDyl WY 2-22M, Pomeroy • tl85-3il5 ":i:.~"" ~..":; bach ill charge ol deYollons port. s 1 3tc TWO traoler spaces lor re•t in ' s,3~.;,. SH 2-5829. s'e lite upholstery, wblta side walla, Chester. 2.13-301c :t"3.."~~~.;""'~'"'.,";'.'; and V. D. Edwards, l!ie ~- Mason, W Va Loll 75xl00 FOR better cleaning to keep llP«d eentry, llnled glasa, ,., ,....,,,.. """ Ronto No. progra&; HOIIeasel will be GOOD USED power glide trallll· · . ' n!lllole 00111ro1 outside mJr. IIWJNG macblllel, f1p11r ,.. u1 ,.. ...,.., .,....,.. u , Mrs C "p To-.._• ud .,_ mission for 59 or 60 model ft. Wonderful location. Velma colors gleannng, use Blue FOR SALE: T room bouse with ror windshield wa~ack wtce. aU mlkeL WY s.GH. ,....::,~~ ':!' .":!'.':":!.'..: Jed. W~ ; . . ..... Chevrolet. Cell Masoo 773- G. ZUSpan, m-&750. 2 'Z1 10tp Lusn ~ cleaner. Rent bath, gM furRaee, flO Spriag ' ' The Fabrll: ...._ p .. Umlto< .....,. ....,, "' "'" ' , 282. 3 i 3tc THREE and four room furnisb- electric Bhampooer, _$1. Bak- AveJIIIO, POIIU!I'OJ, Pb. ap lights. Power: a -~·'*'*"' 'lbe ~ of tile Roe k ed and unfurniabed apart- er Furmture, Middleport, WY • 221• If< llrakes, wladows, ...,ay seaL Aulborl2ed Binger Sales ~ "c:'.. ":.:"J::' .;:, SpriJtp Methodllll llllB'dl will 1 1 PAIR of used tractor tireS, \~ Obi 1 7 6!c ' "' Not 1 "cream puff" but lonlee. I :II uu ,... - t .... milo. moro o• meet Tuesday al 1::11 p.1L at 0' 12 6 lie 11 or 12- 28. Conllct' Bill E. ments. WY .M3l where else tan yoo get · aD !:; .::.,~.:.:, ':i:'i:!'tt!"'!f ,.:;: lbe ollureb. ' Grueser, MilersvUie, Rt I, t ROOM furnlSbed apartment LOST bright carpet colora _ FOR SALE: I room bouN with Ibis for only $9116' John Rich""""" """' No. ,.. with stoto Ohio. 3 • 3tp lor rent. Pbon• WY 1r277l AIth 'lb Bl Lu bath and basement Forced IDOIId, au East. Mala Bt., =:·~ ~.~ TRUIISDAT 110 fer$ p.m. Phone WY S47t reswre em WI •· llir furaace, geed rloer vifw. ""'......,."" laadl "'......, a. POMEROY BEND 0-B Ra· ANTIQUE ll'urnlture, disbel, Rowley and Reed llardware. n. Rani alactrlo shampooer, Phone CH 7·2255 or write Pomeroy. Til: WYI2-:f5}w AT ITS GREATEST ~"':.~ ':;...~...J'~. ~0:: clio Club meets Tburatlay. miscellaneous. CaU at write: lfe $1. 3 7 6tc Box , IU. • Racine, Ohio. .. ""' Avoa o. ,.. Loon~ o. ...,.., Marcil loth 111 the Amerlcaa 261 1 11 Mrs. Howard Cec:ll. • W -. ord ThiiJid g a poiat O.H mn.. maN .r Jea, • F0 ROOM ~~•"""""' ONE SEIGLER gu waD furI i 6tc FOR SALE' 1960 F er- Ptsfll Ill wltll pepperoal, ......,.... "''"' Legloa Homo Ia Rattlno. "FomMam St., Pomeroy. UR • urn"""""' ' bird 0ner (II service Must auuge, musbrvom, bam at 17 '"m "" po w!ION tho """" 11y N""'l" and ''Gu-' N'•"'" I 2t If< lp&rtmelll. WY ~53115 naee, B!i,OOO BTU. Call WY ~ BOUSE for sale 3tH Hamiltoa . , combinations. - of """"" ,..,_ tbo Aid "'" - • ..,, --,..,-,...-----;--I .21 tic 5648. 3 7 3tc St., Middleport', $tili00. Call seMildl.dlHometr PboForrestWY , R.• 2;961 "';'1,.~.:·::-1:'.:::;•~;......,.., will be observed. Potluck dinHelp W•nted WY 2~ 5324 s 3 If<: epor na v.. · ,. or 12" II• .J5c to IJO a totol 1utt11l!o.so """'· ...,. "' Der at6:30 p.m. Everyone 11rin1 , t; FOUR ROOM furnished apart. INTERNATIONAL drag top 12 . . 3 I 6\p Complllo Carry.Out llorY!a "".;,-,., u.uted a covered dish and table oen.AR HOPS . N EDED AY men!. WY 1..36M. II IS lie inch plow l ste<l Wanted FOR SALE: Bnck house, 6 11154 CHEVROLET 4 door Re· CALL WY 2-99G5 "'""''1 "''"' w.,. "'"''" tbo "''' iee. All CB'era lalled.Y I>NCE. Apply m person. Crows - - - ~~ ~~ ·- -' . ' rooms and bath. New forced . "'' ' "' •• '" •ted St•to ... " No. WOMEN S MISSIO·.. •a·y """ W> l to Buy - tum1&g plows for BJr . furnace "· fimlshed base- dan, new batlery, good tll'es Pick up AI G. & G. CAFI! '· ...,lion "'' ,...,., tho , . ..., of ' """' " " 3 8 Ire MIDDLEPORT, modern Sleak House ani 1 Meit• Count}' Road No. lN. Aid poaat CIETY -• the P•-• .._ 1 74 00 _ _ _ _ .: _ _ _ furnl•hed 3 rooms and bath super "C" Farmal. Bryan l Fr ·t nd b k reb. A-1 shape mecb cal y, $1 . Ill W, MAIN POMEROY boino o.10 m11a• ...,. •• "'• ..,... '" - · • '"' .'rr. looking for ambitious men apartment. Low utilities. Harris, Reedsville. Ohio, Sue- :enPome~~Y- WY ~~~ by Pbone WY 2,..7196. I I 3tP =:lo~.~hemee:~u~::r., ·~~ Baptist churcl! will meet 'ftnJrs. lor fuU or part timt work. Coats Buildiag, WY 2-SHL. cess Rd., Phone 667-3652. appointment. ·Netlon. from the Junetion of the •aid day, at 7:30 p.m. Jt tbe ahurcb 2 25 11..• Must have car and can spare •.. •• 11 1 7 31 lnsur•nee PAINTING inside IIIII oul. GeJI. wltb ""'" ...... No. t.. '"" with Mn• J..,_, Cook ... .. ..... ~ C p - - -- ~. P 1 .... tt:~: •Jtenc:t~ northwetterlJ lion& tbe .._...,. .--15 • 20 hours • week. Call for FOR SALE - 7 rerun house, IUTUMilBIL& eral repairlllg. fa omeroy an -•·• Coun"' ...., ... """"'" gram leader. HaeleiMI will bt •nterview, Mr. Baldwin WY 2corner lot In MasoR, also ewrniJed? r....e ,_ ...,.. Middleport area. WY z.m1. =-=~adottb:':!=e~rt~d~n~ Mrs. Cook and Mn. 3. R. . . 2471. s 8 6tc DAILy CROSSWORD business place and n............, Clll n .._ 2~~ ::':"..:.::::::.':/~ '!: pbenson. W 0~1EN _ Can you spare 15AaWII> 2.. 1 10 10."""' apartme~ol combined. Call 77J. 11111r BEATING, PLUMBING Rura ..,,. .....,..,., · 2(J hours 8 week for 40 or 50 L_,d a.- 23. Blepll 5647. Jess Lyons, MasoB, W. lAETNA CASUALTY lb!Wll,... Doml Bottle Ou. AniOid Jlro. ..,.Mioo ••~· .,...,. ,.. Limited ROCK SPRINGS GRANGE dollars'' 11 so. call Mr. Bald~ ~~ ._::;-1 K::.e, Va. 3 7 6tc MulleD lnsllrance AaeDCJ, lac. tberl. 811 & Main Street =::1.1~: :~~ o;,.~ will meet "nnlr8day at J:a p. win WY 2-!47\ . 3 8 6!c Mlmal lralo finn - - . Ph-· WY • .... l'llmero,. • D lie ...... No. '· !l«tlon •.11 ....... tho m . There will be a program BIICI ____ .. . ---.--- _ 10. Fur Mine 5. SWord ~~-- L.l I':J .J •-v1 VWINo ~wr of eiiiUili Melp County Road refreshm tl lU bt ......... HOURLY ellrnings $2.8!i aod up 12. B.ehma 1. Llnooltt'o \A/tRill' fll/i;,flllf t I tfe &uertONBD ::..1'! ::. ':~"'..!:: ea w -·for man or woman 01 service 11. 18. Bat* GUNGB INSLJRANC&. IliUM e.mplelt semct ::::~~,::- ~~~~~ ~: fRIDAY 11 I I Get Extra ·cash The Want Ad-Way WANt AD INFORMAnON '· '· ';.. ne••• --• '= 1 RADIATOR " SERVICE I """'" •"'"""' '" ""::= · -:;.n: = lElTH GOBLE FORD YCJJ Kl D'i AR~ ALWAYS MEDDLitJG IN WORLD AFFAIRS GASIILINI! ALLEY KID'S TODA'l' DOfJ'T KIJOIIJ THEIR PLACE )' ~ j u:; ,;. . i ·, ''*''' : ..':. ":'.': w.- '":l:."'".,.:. :.=: =..:: I.- INFI'RA- RED ANALYSI S PATTJ;RNS ALSO u leiE PERF'ECTLY, AS YOU CAN SEE IN TI-lE. m · Mrf: VIEW!R. FRECKLES -- '(tlU WERe IO)(PEc:.TtNG ..... .,. .,. . .,. '"' "' .,.,. =:'W.. p IzzA By CHESTER GOI JLD DICK TRACY =.,. euoo. ly KINI .., MIRACLl!.S? lly HAROLD GRAY :\:.':, DoN'T """"' 'Ill LEAVE l005E ENDS J.(Eft'E 1 00 T._(IS RIGHT ~NO IT COULD B~ .....,...Q 81;~- T"o'<'l<£ i""" ............ F<liJND, AriD NO iVIDENCE '"AT l!li t;\/&12 1</ER& ~I •:b - .,.. 8 I =with =-:_ IIi.:::- VU'IIi =-- route ia city o[ Middleport. noi8e '1.. Ood:ae 21. 0 • 29' St>lert own hours. No invest- 14. Tttallte & Ped:Jrahld ment or experieRce required. tnt:Ntt pMtent ILJ" lc'•'• 'I' Write Walkins Products. Inc .. 16.:.!::, . _ - - ::::, t 10 D-59, Wiaona, MiAn. 3 R ltp lf. aym. m.: 31. A&ma \:Wi i'!EF1NED couple or lady~ J • "'B ' . for 1:1..,...,. - lll")8...... ....._ house parenlll for chJidre•'s :a Abod hom•. Seud resume> to box i :n. Cud ..... 1'«l. 6ll8-C AthetiS c 0 u 0 t y :12. Bxplr• ChildrPn·s' Home, East State 1 ~can-ts St., Athens. Ohio, ill care of 28. Shooter · 1 lh '' Pomeroy DaJ·1Y <· ~nt•ne · 3 ~ 3tc 29· .,..,.,. fr = a-- = ::B m......, _ , ••u>lympiotl RESPONSffiLE caretaker for I 32. ~ \lason Drive-In Theatre. Ph. • , .. -· • ~ 675·2-"' or 6~5-4690. 116. Con,_ ! 8 3!c :JI. Kblg • · ~- ~-~ q..ADIES: Would you like to • WIDI< earn $10.011 w $75.00 n week? II'!! eas1et !ban )"OU may think. No capital Reeded. Con.l <ai!oWJclo 1act Blanche Efaw, Rt. 2. Ath- i <<....,.. ens, o•u. 95"v \ ... !!~ ,..., 45701. Ph·. ~~ •=mbor d.·-·- 2092. ::-:c-:=-::::---- WANTED: experleAced houqe. t .. per to work by werk. Must have references. Mu" have transportation. Ph: 'IIY 2Wi6 betw..n s aod 7 p. m. on!) . 3 l Jtc 1 1ARRIED couple for farming with beef I'IJeral 1- •z 1' D J. • lo a rlmiiiY- fir .....,_ .. - . . . . & 11tor ,.. L'o, x ,,.. u.J oo, - ~-. ~. 1110 .,_.. - awn.- ~ tbo Ill - llldl . , tile oode Jettea . . "" I wages. a• 3t.: Farm Mlchlnerv 11ASSEY FERGUSON diesel. Plows, desU, mower aad front end loader. Pearl Wil· Uams, Phone WY 2o2182 or wY 2-.'1318. II 118 w- t 11 • .A. 11: J. O B 6 P • J. L o w .... f'attle Heme, utilities ..d Near Pomeroy. Write references aod cletsiled address lo Box 147, Lakemore, Ohio. • cant X.A.Z = POMEROY - 5 !"'Om frame, IDsurance AceneJ', IDe., PoJD. Crlu Htadford aortberiJr Ju.ac:Uoa ot &U •at4 COUDtr MARY SHRINE, WW1'E batb, large Jot, on Route 7. II'OJ. fboDe WY W311. Wrtle. ProH 11 ONttaa ,:':ce8ia!rtba:u.!:rl~"· 1Ma~:: SHRINE ol Jerusalea will Owner will fiRaR<:e. $4,000.00. 1 1 tfl: A. c;. 8JADII'UBD Hiatllll Melli couai.J Road No. JM meet in reauJar 11 1M lillie MIDDLEPORT - South 2nd. _ Rai:IDo, 01111 ~-"'" _.,.""...,. ..,_ IOOF haD, Friday al I p.m. Two story frame, 5 rooml, ~:;~ ~ :...:: I 1 tlo ~~~~IC~~be~~~ .... Then! wiJJ be a ftl'tiDCMIIII llld 0 bath. cellar, corner lot. blrt1l records snd almOst aDJ CIJST()M ll1lTCIIElUNO 1111 .....,. unw I,,..Co........., """•-• .,llOdl,. elecllcll ol olfieen. Bt•te Roulo $5,000.011. other dtwOI wl'll eutiiDI. Will bUy bldea ever) L';t. """' ...... ,., .,._ _ MIDDLEPORT - South 2nd- S..ll!r ~ww-. I'GID""' lloaday. PbB Meier, Pbone Troop 5Z Girlt Two story frame, • rooms t i lie N H ad 1 11 Uc ::·:~..=r: =:::.,c=i~: and bath, 3 rooms and bath, WY l-35l0. ame e Editor MUSIA ' 1 1nstruments IARL GRilti'GD'D l'llo....&..lnlf •acatlou u huel.abefon M torUli Girl e ......... o1 ....._ ,. both apartments furaisbecl, u~ I""UIIIIU*8 OD tbe a3rd. dQ' Gf l'ebni.JJ7: ~-at "'--.ulll ••v.p - ~ month! Y '" $124 00 Co --' ~-""• lllnanvWe 10 .. ,,,..A. II. ol ... .,.. .. We1neadll1 II the borne ef ~come · · r- Beautiful WurDtzer Spinet Or- ..., ~-.. ..,.,..,"" .... "' 'lnf ,... Mrl. '·'-·d W"'""' D......._ ner lot. Owner may assist Ill Ohio. End your sawer lrcJab. wtu .. ~, financing. $8,000.0II. gan, walnut finish, two key- 1es. we have aU sizes oewer :..,-...:.,":: .:".1"!'!';..""1,.. ':: meats for badges ...,.. doDa 111 ALBERT M. COX, BROKER board, 13 pedala, complete dladtina ReJIIOII8bll ratoL " ...,.., - at o ....... "' 11. 10 otlll 8Dd l1bown Ill boob. wilb party with n' , _ •• •' • An eleellon wu held lllld WY 1-3831 WY z.a ood pen:ussion, --''1 tak er Call WY ...... ....... •_, .. "'""' - - "'" _ ........ MollO Coutrtr. .......... g ••- may e ov t II lie ..... Becky Wn,ht elected ~ I e 3tc payments. Write Credit De- WE ARE -""· to do . I1 . "&.:~;'c~..::.:::::. ~m= editor IIIII Jo Ellea D1ebJ wao Oblo. partmeal, Bo1 1991, Parkers·~ your -•~-• ··-'-!ant , ___ LI LJI....16., ""- W V CJe•>' Ln<Wo """" ....,....., ..... ....... ol lilt 3 1 3tc side palnlm£ end repair work. fll/i;,•""J ~.. · a. We do all kinds of repair and ta> L" Ito troop -.paper. Tbt lrotp BEA'""'FUL W lltzer 1 I painting inside or ouL Rea& MEETINGS IJSTED practiced a llal l!elliiiiOIIJ IGr OOUNTRY ROME - 2 years u" ur p • onable. Sarson l Dursl, CaD Meetings at Heath Methodist Pomeroy PTA. old - ON ROUTE U - tO 81 '"'gan, walnullbllllb, 2 key- 01, Pbone VI 3-24114, Portlaad. Church this week include the Refreshments wen llll'9tll fo 13 pedals. Complete board,percualloa. --•·· oo Ed ucaUoo, fuet. .......,. ...... ,.. •mIIes frem Pomeroy, spaci01:1 with Pari) with I 1 6tc CouuwooioR ......., W"'•"' ·..-~ ' HDDf ..,.,, brick ranch alylt home, on ood credit take OV,Ilf day evening; the study I!OSilloa - Baraes, Susie Soulaby, Mar1 a 612 acre plot Large liviag Is W; 'eCrdit S~th Birthday g oR the Gospel or John, Wed... Ia Neullllq, Darla Netllllbl&. room witb bltJe stone fireP~keraburg w C leb d F ,.,_, day evening from M; ud the Marilynn Traey, ClralyuB Tra· 1 place, waD to wall carpet, Va ' I ate , e rate r .....;, Eleanor Circle, 'lbursday nell- ey, Je Ellea Diehl, n.bble glase BlidlDI doon to patio, Patricia Ann Boyles, daugb- lag at 7:30p.m. Wlaecup IIIII 111111 Jlanh thrlle large bedrosmo wHh Uvestock ter of Mr. and Mrl. Cbarlaa Boy· double cedar liaed closo!s, ~• act les, eboerved her sixth birthkiteben with all buUt-ia cook· FOR SALE - regiJ.,._ Bl day wt!b a party durJac the · Wf TUMI••• 11g unlls, 20 11, Royal Bir<:b Allgus bull, 1\0 yean old. Call afternoon Klntlergarlell elasa base and wall, double bowl WI t-2321. \aI 61c last Friday. Mn. Pearl ReyrtaJDiess ateel aink, garbage lnstructlanl nolds, ll!acher, assialed Mrl. disposal, Ill baths w11 ~ Boyles. double bowl vanity, all ce. TRUCK DRIVI!RS, aeml or Pf!lrlcia chooe as bet !tell" ramie tile. Fl" rosm fiaislr straigbl, Dieeel or gM, ages en, Velvet Swisher, Michael ed ba110111en~ rec:reation room 21 · iO. Some aperlence helP' Wayland, Becky Bartlell, Jill !30 x li) with fireplace, kl~ lui, but 101 aeeeuary. You Walbum, Ann Fitch, Martha cbenelte, utility room, full ean ear~~ over $1 1"'11 •,' hour KrawiiCZ)'II, and David Manley Ule hatb with sbower, lu11> 1fter abort tr~. For If" Sealed at lhe blrtbday table ' ace room, storage room, ote. pUcaUon write Natloll Wida were Michael Wayland, Jill i Must make appointment to Semi Division, · e-o Haeekl Walbarllo' Kimberly Weldon and tlbow. BarpiD at tii,IIGO.tll. Terminal llldl., Dill Conria Velve! Swisher. llefr!!Sh)Jlents ALBERT M. OOX, BROKER Avenue, HamllloD, Oblo. Or of cupcakea, tee • 8Dd WY Nllt WY ~3131 eall 51.3-89r>8727, evenlup milk were served. Favors werej 11.11116572. ,,, ate 11111 lllllrinl 11oota. •-----..,;;;;;;;;;.,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ 11 = :•o:..'"O:,.::.''s':..::",..:: = ·- •...,....v "*""',....., •-·- Co- K&OKCR .1' BIIYio 111'1111 IIBB.B.-&.A.BL l'I q t a ~l'a• BSTJ• VSTUYS B~S •.A.SI~ ______ ,......... JIUo BJ&O• JL m .,u_ •: I'. if, DePt ::!": DAILY CICifl\IQtiOiB- B &'a how One- "".:; ._...., ... _~<&.., 3 I 6tp L ~ 1 ABBIE AND SLATS ' '· "'" li f'ii ;l i 29? 5 l cream a ' .. a r ulklorw I '\ --! '·. ·-· • .. l1 Mct~i.olctlJIIo lt'e I l1tW IO\IIIdl !lit you'll 111l111111tl . . - tkl wlun 11.. · ------'"' .,;_, _,.,, "''' •.:. ..... ·'······ ..s'. ....... ••. : . ~ , .... ' '· �' '.' - --- -- Theiss-McNickle Wedding is Event Md.1·nfur Abouf At Asbury Methodist Chiirch Feb. 11' People In ~- Fellowship Tea 'l 4 Planned APrl :,r~~~s~la~be:,d _l:al, ~ 'lbe . Asbury Methodist ehurcb e1 Syracuse, was the setting for the double ring marriage oer~mony of Miss Rose Aim 'lltelss, daughter of Mrs. Pcmeroy nd M P t Quinn of we:!· ,.;kend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grueser and sons. Tbey were accompanied home by their children, Cindy and t=:at who spent several days w1tb jbeir ,grandparents. Deanna Baker of coolville spent the weekend with Cindy Quinn at the home of h e r IP andparents, Mr. and Mrs. Karl GrJ¥!ser. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fisher of Huntington, w. va. spent the weekend at their home, Minersville. c!':.;,.:,, 18 ..tb~ '· ~. W. Va., • sw.J:. , oes on Primarv Ballo Bond Issue J • ' Tbe~Local Sehool Dis- lrlct of education moved Monday. place the propo1eel new ~!!dated high school bond lsaf!!l on lbe May Srd pr~ mary ballot. The adion was taken by a unanlmoul vote of the board wltb Pr<*cutlng Attorney Ber· nard V. lt¢1:1 present Fultz. !llscussing the propoeal, uid _,proval of the bond Issue woUill reaolt In an aver1ge coal .• S\0 to 4 mills or 23 yem. NeiU"Iy U mlll1or Is araUable frOm the state lor the -------- WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1966 POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL XVII NO. 267 A-2C Robert c. McNickle, son of Mr. Lowell McNickle and 1 Plans were made for the an-1 were Mrs. Tony Fowler, the , tlie late Mrs. McNickle of Ranu al FellowshfP Tea by the B. dmner on the 14th, and Mrs.' cine, RL 2. 11 's·onborn Missionarv Society i Karold Chase, the luncheon on I The Rev. Wendell Stutler sol· f th~ Middleport First Baptist ' the t>th. Mrs. Donald Boone : emnlzed the vows February II. ~hurrh Monday evening at the Iand Mrs. Frank Chee~ebrew The bride wore a stre~tthureh Mrs. !'ikkojn, Bookmo- 1were named table cha1rmen. length white taffeta dre'\", w1th bile llbrarian, wtll be the speak- 1It was announced that the asso- 1pastel blue accessorleS. . ll~ ., for "" tea on Monday. Ap- !elation meeting had been post· : shoulder length veil of silk 1114 ' poned 1lusion was attached to a lace t t The meeting was opened with I Named to the nomina.ting 1brocade crown. She carried a an organ prelude by Mrs Ger· :committee were Mrs. M1lton : white Bible topped with blue ld Anthonv followed by a po- l Hood. chairman; Mrs. Gibbs and white carnations. AND MRS. McNICKLE IRONING BOARD PAD AND COVER SETS Charles Burt, who r. employ· :m given by' the preSident. Mrs. 1and Miss Rhoda Hall. II Miss Barbara Fusner of I:MR:::::.·-=~------(Teflon Coated) $1.95 RI ~·hard Owen. j Mrs. Owen read a letter from Zanesville, roommate of the iitii!'&t~"'-'W", -~--~~~ od •I Lorain, spent the weeltend IRONING BOARD PAD with huvy A hymn was sung and Mrs. Mrs. Johnson in lndJa.. Mrs. bride. was the maid of honor Orden are being lakeD for •t his home, Rutland Road. $1.59 drill ~·•n Paul Smart gave a prayer. De-l Elizabeth Slaven, Whit~ Cross and the best man was Mr .• Low· tbe Middleport HJgh School Mrs. ElleR Ebersbach and vat i-ons were in charge of the chairman, reported •n gifts sent ell McNickle, the groom • fa· year book with the deadline daughter, Joyce wl!re recent TEFLON COATED IRONING BOARD Dorcas Circle with Mr.. Char- to Haiti and White Cross to ther. . for orders to be March 31. business visitors in Columbus. STRETCH-ON COVERS $1.00 les Bennett as leader. She used Burma. Mrs: Fowler _gave th~ The new Mrs. McNickle •. a The prlco is $3.7S uotU March TEFLON COATED IRONING BOARD the Easter theme including ioveg1ft dedJcab:m w~th a medi· graduate of Pomeroy H1gh 25 and $1.75 afttr March 25. Mrs. Ellen Ebersbach and LACE-ON COVERS $1.00 lure from Sl John· 0 po- tation titled, "The D1ary of the School. " employed with the A payment of $Ul will bold daughter, Joyce were Sunday :~•P "Guard at the Sep~lrhre," Love Gilt Box.". Assisting her State Department of . High· copies until delivery which dinner guest~ of her parents, 60" HEAVY !)RILL $TRETCH-ON IRONING BOARD COVER$ - - - - 79c a meditation. and Easter m th~ presentation were Mrs. ways as a secretary, m. C" wUI be this summer due to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence M!gbt 54" HEAVY DRILL STRETCH-ON 1Manmng ~\oes. Mrs. Bert Bod~ Jumbus. Mr. McNickle 1 sa the plans to Include senior ol Rutland. 11 ~mns. ·nuring the busmess session ! umer . Miss ~artha Fowler graduate of Southern Local pictures and activities. IRONING BOARD COVERS 69c Miss Clara Garland was the lt>ttrrs of thanks were read ;md Mrs Wtlhs A~lhony In High School and is statiened ~t Persons in Middleport not 54" FLANNEL BACK SILICONE COATED tr 1lm the Davton rhnstJan Cen- charge (If the offermg from _the the Dyess Air Farce Base m directly associated with the Sunday dinner guest of Mrs. STRETCH-ON IRONING BOARD COVERS 69c IN :md the Amer1can E'apt1sl ' urcles were Mrs. Clyde Wme- Texas. scbool may order aD anoual Norman McCallum. 60" FLANNEL BACK SILICONE COATED \1Jo;qonarv S<Jrleh at Valley I brenner, Dorcas; Mrs. Fran~s Following the wedding, the by coll.tactlng the high school Mrs. 0. A. Martin, M rs. STRETCH-ON IRONING BOARD COVERS 79c ~,u~g~. M;·s Jant~e Gthbs, spe- Bear~s, Electa; and Mrs K.Joes, ' couple spent a few days iR Co- office. George Mowrey and Mrs. Kath· ('ta l mterest miss10nary r hair· LoveJOY· . lumbus before he returned to sm~¥~'ll~ ·nn :2'" :_,~ ,t'i' • • ~ cyn Welsh have roturned 54" FINE MUSLIN STRETCH-ON to 49c man. read a note of thanks Twenty·flve members answer- Tuas She remained in ColumIRONING BOARD COVERS their homes, alter attending Hoff mans Hosts from the Norion family for the \ ed roll call. Mrs. Paul Smandart bus for the present. the American Legion Auxiliary For Birthday P11rly dolls srnt it at Christmas. They wets program chatrman rrjd-winter con£erence and the tJtc ZIPPER CLOSURE MUSLIN PILLOW CASES :1 1~n n'ported th~ birth of a new showed slides taken at the house ~~-------- Mr. and Mrs. Perry Koffman 8 et 40 held in Columbus. , ZIPPER CLOSURE PLASTIC PILLOW CASES _ __,.._.......,_ "'b '· during U~e holiday season. I party held IB!I year at Gran- ~ " entertain..r with a party Satur- Mr. ~nd Mrs. E. J . Hill were I \Irs Wilhs Anthonv announc- VIlle. Mrs. Kloes and Mrs. Ow· ~ ZIPPER CLOSURE TICKING PILLOW COVERS-- $t.f5 pr. ?ay at their h~me on Pearl St. Friday business visitors in Pt. ed an officers workshop for the en g~ve the commentary for ~ lD honor or their daughter, Deb- Pleasant, w. Va. P.oa Grande Assocmt10n w1ll be , the !Jim. . . . 1 ra , who observ.ed her mnth Miss Ramora Boice or Day~ RUBBER BUTTON CLOSURE FULL SIZJ' neld at the local church this The bosp•talJty oommlttee ":as MUSLIN MATTRESS COVERS =co-:::=,.......: $2;95 • birthday. Happy birthday bal- ton SP"nl the weekend with her RUBBER BUTTON CLOSURI TWIN SIZE' month Oif1 rers of the Ohio as- fJOm the Electa Circle and m· ' loons decorated the home lor parents, Dr. and Mrs. RayMUSLIN MATTRESS COVERS I2.50 soc ~all''"· Mrs Betty Fisher, ' cTiudedFMal: thaMrFowwleri, MMrs. Se 1 the party. . mond E. Boice. ZIPPER CLOSURE SANFORIZED HIAVY prestdent and Mrs Jame~ .~ ony ower. .8• 1 son, rs. Mr. an dMrs. Charles tt e, Games were played and pnz. Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Wilson 1 MUSLIN MATTRESS COVERS $3.95 trPasurel WJll spnk I DarsL. '1rs Bodtmer, and Mr~. Mt. Hope, W. Va., Mrs. B. Y. es won by Tami and Beverly of Hockingport and Mr. and ZIPPER CLOSURE SANFORIZED HEAVY $I •• MUSLIN MATTRESS COVERS - - - - ..,. A.nnouncement also was made 1 Anthony. The St. . Patrick. 5 McCormick, St. Albans, W. Va • Hoffman. A decoraied birthday Mrs Wayne Prince of Long Bot· ZIPPERED VINYL FULL SIZE $2.9 5 uf ll two-da~ meetmg of t h e Day theme was c:arn~d out 18 IMrs. William Betz, Hilliards, cake, Ice cream, mmts and tom were Saturday evening MATTRESS COVERS Southeast Ohio Baptist Mims- the refreshmen~ or hme sher- I Mrs Leo SWICk, Colum~us, VIS· punch were served to !he guests guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sherley ZIPPERED VINYL TWIN SIZI $2.50 ter' s Wtves Day at the local bet and cake With the table ited over the weekend w1th Mrs. after the honoree had opened Swan. MATTRESS COVERS FULL SIZE FITTED PLASTIC -· ., .... dJUrch April 1!-15. Meals will decorations featurmg shamrocks · Wilham Allman. Mr. C. H. WJSe, her cards and gifts. Aliending Mr. and Mrs. Olan Genbelm· MATTRESS COVERS be proVIded Chatrmeo named ond green topers. Sr., and Miss Ruth Wise. were Sharon Bing, Mary Lou er of Columbus, Mrs. William ! TWIN SIZE FITTED PLASTIC . •t ... MATTRISS COVERS _ 7'""_ __,.;..,...... • . . Mills, Kimberly Elias, Fran- Knight of Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. Miss Mildred Hawley bas re'. ·, Be Thrlftyl SIVt All Of Your Saltsllps F ceived word that Mrs. Fred ces McHaffie, Kalhy McDan- and Mr. and Mrs. John Scott iel, Judy Owen, Cindy Demos- visited Sunday afternoon, with I. Gardner, of Johnson City, key, Connie Klein and Debra's Mrs. John E. Baily •nd Mr. . . b k Tenn. underwent surgery Moosister, Patty, and brothers, and Mrs. Russ Watson. president by the Wildwood Jun· studyiDI idenllfication of ar 1day and is recupe~allng ~tisCbarle!J (Dick) Karr called ior 4-H Garden club m a meet· I spectmens. . ted ere , factorlly at Memorial Hospital, Kenny, Frank and Ronnie. oP Carroll Morris, Rutland, mg ••th t~elf leeders. ~rs. Other offJCers 'lee .w . room 444, Johnson City. They Sunday afternoon. Vll'tor Hvsell and Mrs. Dwight ' Peggv Milhoan, vice pr~s~=~ were former residents of Mid- Mrs. Hennesy Gives I Milhoan. Frtda) evemng, at the ' Grace Hysell, secretary,j M I dleport while be was pasttr of Dinner and Party home of Mrs. Hysell. Holton. treasurer: Hel I Rob'! . the Churcb of ChrisL Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hen· Grart• Hysell. prestdent. was hoan. news reporter: ni '" rhnrge of the meeting, which , Hubbard, Kosta Kysell, Bar· Mr. and Mrs. Charles Neal nesy and daughter, Teresa Ann, upened with the pledge to the bars Fisher and Sandra Roush, of Lancaster spent the week· of Portsmouth spent the week lJ s and 4-H flags. Members 1 recreation leaders; Beverlee 1end here Wllh relatives. end with his mother, Mrs. Hen&no;;V~Prrd roll eall by nammg I Huudashelt, health chairman; ' . ry Hennesy who entertained l' flower F.ach gtrl gave a rl'· Carla Fisher, safety chairman; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Harris, Sunday with a family dinner · 'mdlVtdual msert 10- : Anate · Huhuar ~d , socta 'I cha 'tr- Col urn bus, VIS'ited over the an dart· port on an p y m bonor olber gran d<· ludmg grasshoppers. roa~hes l ma'"'n; and Patty lhJe, scrap 1 weekend with their parents, daughter's second birthday. and Me<iran bean beetles A' book . I Mrs. C. M. Hennesy and Mr. Teresa received gill! includ· q_~rz_ \\'as heldl)n tree_bar~~) ·, Mrs. Hy•ell gave 1 flower , Robert Harris, Sr. ing a lamb birthday cake bak· . arrangement demonstration. on \ Mr . and Mrs. Karl Kautz and ed by Mrs. Hennesy. 0 t be r itras!c rules of oriental deslgn daughter, Joy, Chester, vwted guests were Terri's grandpar( ' using scarlet maple. Refresh· Sunday with Mrs. Cecil Kimes. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence rnents were served by Grace Mrs. Ktmes also visited re- 1 Deiiiiiiboiiii,.,0.,1...P.,oriitsiimiiiiout•b•.iiiiiiii'"1l and Kosta Hysell 18 the above cently with Mrs. Walter Miller II 96th Anniversary and ~Irs . Mitton Houdashelt and to Pomeroy. Mrs Milton Rousb. The next ----The Racmf' Jun1or Grange, m m Will be held Marrh 25, Nu 10'/ll recently mstalled the eel g th home of , RELATIVE DIES 81 fullowmg officers. malron, Mrs. 1~.: ~y~e~' e · Mrs. Crary Davis and Miss . F.:arl Cross: Master. Don Cross. ' S.. Our Prlu Board · Lenore Giles have learned of Oversee-r, Keith Ashley: Leelur' tlle death of their brother • In DISCOUNTS er. Rhonda Emn ; Steward, Brnt!bury PTA to law. Mr. Charles McDaniel,. m 1 LewiS Van Meter , Chap. California Monday. He d1<d On All Reg. Priced Shlaon. Degra Vall Meter: serre- 1 Hold nod~' Night following a long illness. Mrs. tm , Deborah Cross: treasur· ' McDaniel Is the former Mild· er.· Beverly Erw1n; Ceres, Den- I Dad's Noght will be observed red Giles, who lived In Middle· J ~e Cross: Pomona. Della Thtrsday evening, March 10 at port yean ago. Cross : F'lora, Heidi Ashley; the regular meeting or the Brad·j;..............;....iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioiiiiiii G3tekeeper. Howard Ervm. ,Jr.; bury. F.lementary ~A ~lth I Assis•ant Steward. Kelly Van specJal program. Higbtights of Meier : Lady Ass't. Steward, the Cle.eland Browns" "Ill be Sharon Ervin . Ex . Comrni~ presented. Dads present will tee, Herbert Ervm eount double on room attend. 1 lnstnHmg tfftcer was Mrs. , ance awards. , V~rg1l Atkins. marshal, Virgil • Refreshments will be served ! At kins, rega lia bearer, C t t f. by the thud grade room mothford Ashh~" and D1ana Cros!!l, ers F'inal plays wtn be made 1 emblem ~arer Refresbmenls for the talent show on March 1 were ~ened Ita. All parents are urged to at.. I I knd 1 • ,. enttne • at y falt,er of TO MEET MOND~T Old Flll,hfoJUlll Hymn. ~. Stutler, .presented . two The Meigs HI Pleasure Rid· Sing Held Sunday solos and a trio, Eric Wilhams, 'll bave an organizational ' Penny ~Iutter and Melody Wil- ers w• . An old-lllllhtoned bYIIlll alng Iiams of VIenna, sang. The meetin.g March 14, at 7.30 p.m. waa held Sunday afternoon at Mln.;.ville and Syracuse Meth- at the Episcopal parish bOUSO the Syracuse Melbodl!t church odist church cbOlrs also ••ng l~n_;P~o~m~e:_::ro~Y·:_-:--:---wltb the Rev. Wendell G. Slut· a{ld Ross Norris of Racine pre· ' : • let ln charge. aented a solo. United Methodist Cbur~;· S<:veral numbertJ were pre. in Columbus Friday a tralnlnl sented by the Brotherhood quar· ATriiND SESSI~N . day for a lw""!a~urch Scbocil tet of Vienna, W. Va. with tbe Mrs. Nan Moore ana Mrs. sessiQ~ for th of the Rev Stutler as the soloist for Bernard Fultz of the Education Vacation Bible Sebool The meetone ·number, the Freeland Nor· Commission o( ,Heath· Meth6dlsl ~etbodl!t Confere:r·Chit~ndeo rls quartet of Racine, and the ~burch in Mlddlepqrt, and Mrs. '\was be:d ~ '" Hoback trio. B. ~- Stutler of. c. F. Tompkins of tlle Ponu!r.Y Ho I In Co u , us. , . f-[lily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport._ _O., Kareh 8, 1116& • oew school. Fultz observed t!le lrst step Ia to cerUfy the bond issue to the county auditor and asked him to determine what the cost! will be tot he atxpayers. In order to be eligible or stale money in the amount o about $1,900,0110, the board also ap. proved a resolution declaring the necessity of a bond issue and tax levy. The district has retained the legal flrm . of Squire, Sanden and Dempsey, Cleveland, 1<1 serve aa special counsel for ~~~~-------- handling election procedurea and sale or the bonds. The board, in other activity, aloo discussed the gas bill lar Rutland elementary school at length. It was reported that a bill of $1,670 bad been received for heating the 22-room building the past month. President Richard Jones said the amount Indicated a cost of almost $1110 a day. The ""' board, during its February meeting, had declin· ed payment of billa totaling 15,· O:W lor a three-month period, pending invesu,auon. Follow· lng the discu!sion, it was acreed to pay 50 per cent or the bills now submitted. Donald McKenzie, erecutive head at Rutland, said he bas contacted the Columbus HeatIng Company In the matter, aod 1 representative of that firm is to run tests early next week. The heating company official Is 1<1 report definitely whether oc not the furnace is at faull. McKenzie and the board also discussed whether the Rutland Fuel company changed meter& after a reported expklsion io the building last October. In other activity: - Alma Smith was employed as substitute cook at Salem Center elementary. - McKenzie was allocated $200 for purchase or maps at Rutland High School. - Principal Robert Morris was authorized to spend $1 SO for materials for shelving purposes at Bradbury elementary. - Members Slawtet and William King were asked to inspect . the sepUc tank wall at Bradbury elementary. - Roy Tracy was dJrected lo continue inspection of lhe fire extinguishers m the schools of the new dJStrict. - Members were invJted by Mr. Clarence Thompson, Mid· dleport superinkndeut, to attend a dinner on March 18 at 1 p.m. at the Middleport H1gh School. The meal is being prepared and !terved by courtesy of General Mills. - Discussion was held with • group regardmg a student be· utpost > '3 c Around And Intense Fighting Reported Near Laotian Border Area I About S Middleport George F . DeS1iver, Cincinnati . grand master of Masons m m.m. will attead a 12th Di• trict olfJC"ers· meetmg Ulil SatuJ'day in Harrisonvillt' A 6:30 p. m. dinner will be served by the Eastern Stan m tht> Harrisonville Elf~men­ tary school followed by the meetmg in the Ma~ onic T'.!mple aiding the defenders 1 at 7·30 Dinner reservations News of the Communist "" m<J~ be made by telephonmg , CHOliVS. MEMBilRS· ....:. l.Dia Sluon, Karen Boothe, Cheryl Bentz, Roberta Tru.,ell, Jenny Dean and Twfla Karr, attack came after it was w 2·6149. lt{l to Jilht,.ibow the colorful eoatllllllng tba\ tJUI be featured In this year's Eastern High S'' hooi Minstrel and Olio disclosed that American planes D1stnct President i.'l .I o I, • il!&' ~tpY iilad SatUI:.dlf all)tlt. Tbe Ninth Annual presentation, be&innin& at 8:08 p.m. each evenine. it directed by using super·sens1tive radar to Daryl Alban. Oak H1lll. ArcomMl'i. A:lt8Nease.- Senllnel Photo. 1.. ·""" pick out targets through thiCk , panving ·Mr. O.SiJver h~re will GEORGE DeSILVER 1 clouds dropped hundreds uf be Ben R. Davis, JackS<ln deP, bombs and high explosive - - - - - - - - -- uty grand master. •rockets ltD North Viet Nam. 1 j Host for t~e district meeting Six or the targets were close : is Htlrrisonvllle Lodge 411 F & to Hanoi. Otht>rs mcluded the , 'ttJ . A M. Joe Stanley, Worshipful Son La pelnleum storage , Masl':'r. Makmg up the 12th Dis· WASHINGTON tUPI) -1':10 located. same day a• one broadcast by I dump 12> miles west 01 the tn ct are Meigs. Gallia, Law~ Federal Communications Com- To enter such an area, or to a local station, unless it is a 1 Commumst capttal. Son La was rene" and Jackson counties. mission Tuesday issued formal extend its signal If already color program tbat the home- ~ bombed lor the first 11me regulations governing the oa- operatmg there, a CATV town station cbo,.es to broad· 1 Monday. PrO!!Taffi I tion's 1,600 community antenna system would have to apply for cast in black and wh1t.e. In air action in South VIet L' I television tCATV) systems. an FCC h•aring. Subscribers as Another rule published Tues·, COACH ELLSlJN • Nam, U S. B52 bombtrs from WASHINGTON tUPi t _ T~.e lffieS aC e Thh new rules, most of them of Feb. U would not be :day reqmres a CATV system on j Guam chewed up acre ~ of . , . . effective April 18, back up the affected. !request to carry all lo\?al , dense JUngle 35 miles norlh Appalachia Rep,JOna. CommlsFCC's controversial order of In an elaboration of 1ts station signals or •·grade B or ISOD northwest ol Saigon, droppmg 5100 ioday approved a $4:13.0IIO Ia I II II I I' d . . th FCC I d b ., k . 750 and 1.000- und bombs en I rt•derrtl ~rant !o fmance a land I Feb, 15 pacing vrtua y a o ear1er emuon, e rue etter m 1ts area or as lhe 1 suspected Viepot Cong cont'enira- · stablltzatwn and conserv<~!lon the booming CATV mdustry that a local television station FCC to waive the rule if 1 14 f 01 . 28 A ala• under federal regulation. must give a CATV system at technical hmitations pr~venr 1 0 tions. pr~gr~.m m 1 a 110 s P. 1 1 The House Commerce Com· least eight days' notice of 1 compliance. l At least three Commu111st pa1 ~hc ~a ~oun 1~'\ p 1 K f M mittee plans full hearings into program It does not wunt I Ot~er regulations cover in- Glenn C. ' 4Tlgtr" Ellison, : reglments have been spotted r un Is wl d manre erosion \I auw vnd eKs, son °Cbe tr. and · ( onservatmn s er ' dta 1" the entire Issue and what role dupltcated the same day by a strue!Jons to CATV owners for Oh1o Stak UmverSity Fres hman i •• the region IIDce Jaa. 1. , con t r o an d h , . r::; d da1t f 1mes 1 ·t 0 1 11 5 , the FCC should play. CATV-relayed signal from aJihng ownership informat~t•H coach the past three years. will I In the A Shau fighting. Ihe ' pro wets m A <:~~ s. A:.. ~ · ra~ 1 h<:~ e0 ~.r s ~ e c~mm~n hru Reel I CATV picks up television distant area. with the FCC, including a lisl l be speaker for the Southern Viet Cong shot down one of the ' Brown. Guernsey. oc ong, ~ 0 1. ~ d 10 be' par menU 0 ~ SIIIN°'::r ~ _ AOMINIS- signals from the air and relays CATY systems are forbldden ,of subscri.bers, t!levision sta-1High Srhool all · sports banquet U S. Force's C47 "Puff the , .laekson. M~, gan, Muskmgu~: ' ha~:~:d' ban ~r~~et ;~~~ No so d~ · "' "A . the SenateiU..m by cable into homes, lo show tlle same program tne t10ns camed, and "the extent Monday, March 14 at 6 30 p. Magie Dragon" planes The Noble. Pm) Pike. Ross. lhgh 1M (' Y 1 1oreet!J ID traton ' - -- ---- f . . 1land rmd Vmton rounfle-fi t'tgs ,oun 1y. .where viewers pay an average - -- o any extstJng or propo:>ed i m aircraft gets its name from its reelinl1 from a surprise dru DGRANT APPROVED · The program wtll be admin· Post 17 unammously endorsbinl by a lODe Republican, rat.. $5 a mone"l for the privilege of . program orJgi~ation. Ellison; rormer Middletown I armament- 30 caliber marhine : tslered through exJstmg a.:en· ed Kmles at Its regll lar meeting lie today to lr)' to stave nff g~lting a generally clearer PT. PLEASAN1 - A 116.6.17 The questJon of CATV- high school gnd menior, is well guns wh1cb sp1t out rounds at •Cll'S of I he US Departmeni of ren'nil) further ilectlon year additions SJgnai and greater vanety nf federal grant bas been approv- ongmated programs " one of known on the banquet c~rcuit the rate Jf 6,000 per mmute I Agl ocullure Ki mes 1s a former city com· 1· to Prealilent Jolinson's $5 billion prograllll. . ed to retrain 20 u.nemployed several that the FCC last throughout the United Stales. Four crewmen aboard the : Alber! Giles. d~rertor of ihe ,miSsooner and past mayor of c VIet Naril •tal: program. , One FCC regulation ISsued persons as_ psycb~atrJSt. a1des month asked Congress to help One of Ellison's speeches, til· plane were killed but three ! Ohw Office of Appalarh••. lold Sanduskv and presently r. In IWOoDJl!!D\1' votes Tuesday Tuesday would afl_ect burgeo?· at the Lakm State Hospital. Pl settle It also. suggeslt:d Jhal lied. "The Real Winner," was others were rescued by U. S. IGov James A. Rhodes '" . ,employed by the 0~10 State - 45 to 40 and t4: tt 43- the mg C~TV operatwns m btg Pleasant, It was announced to. Congress consider. wh!t~u~r to, given at the American Football helicopters. I telephone conver~allon fro m l Highway Deparlmeot. His field eel • ndm 1 populatiOn areos already servrd day by U. S. Senators Rober! deem CATV a public utJIJty •nd Coaches Association meeting in h h 11 Senate aJIPrDV an arne en! by one cr more network C. Byrd and Jennings Randolph sub)ecl to the same controls as New York Cit m January of I' DIVORCES ORDERED I Washmgton ihat the program " •g . W'dy sa e y. to the bll tu: package tba statiOIIS. and Rep. Ken Hechler. Funds telephone companies. Y . . Will "greotly 1m prove the rapa·: 11' " servmg as committee1964 would exiA!nd Social Seeurl~ It ll!lpDSid a temporr..-y for the program were approved 'llte FCC formerly regulated . . D1vorce decrees. have been bil1ties of farms in the area and man of Ohio on lhe nattonal benefits to an additional I. freeze 011 CATV e~~pansion into by the U. S. Department of only r..ose CATV syslems- Donald Wolle. Athletic D~rec- ordered m twa actiOns bet ore will serve to demonstrat e the r'xecuil ve I'Omnllttee of I he , million Americans 70 and over tbe 100 biggest television Labor under the Manpower De-,about 450-whlch used micro- ter at Southern, said tickets Melg& County Common . Plea:\ i worth or good agncullural pr.J-:: AmHir<in VPterans of Vtorm , ·t, not now covered. Ignoring llhou~ markets In the country, where velopment and Training Pro-[••••• at some point In reloy may be purchased at the school Judge John C. Bacon. L Jn d • : llces" Wo. II and Korea. Married, b~ · ~ ed pleas from &heir leaders, the industry believes 90 per gram. Twelve weeks of train- stgnals to distant areas. Jl until Fr1day at 9 a. m. or order- See has been granted a dJVon:e • G1 les is Ohut's represenlal•ve IS the rather of two children, Democrats. anddl'eSIIlcs .joined Sen with w· Repubto L cent of Its potential revenues I! ing will be offered. extended its jurisdicLJon last ed !room a foot ba11 or baskel- from Roy H. See and ruslody lo th e 12 . man Arpa. 1ar 111a Re· ,s k Hat 613 . Market r Street, ' IIcw to ~vt · ms n month to aU t,SOO systems, ball player. The H1gh School of three children, and Dtnald gional nn us Y e Is ac IVe in post Prouty, R.Vt., 1 long • sought including those using only Athletic Association is sponsor- G. Stephenson bas been given a · ,uffa~rs. notably Amvets Littlo victory for his Social Scurity cables. They serve an estimot· lng the banquet. It will be ..,. divorce from Lois Marie Sleph· '' ·· ' .,,.,, ' 1 • ' 'League where he bas been 1 • 1 enson. "rider." The leedero ~ad expect.. 1:!-. ed 6,0110,1100 paying •Iewers. •eel by the Pep Club. ' WASHINGTON tUPII -Pres lrommJSsioner and a delegate II . ' ed his amendment to be defeatldeol Johnson laday lskod the stale uecutive oommitt... 1 -==---- ..... ~· ELBERFELDS IN POM ROY I • I New Cable TV Rules Issued 1 at WORLD I 1 Spend 1 LAST TIME TONIGHT Hot Waltil' -Teehn~eo lor- Jerry Lewil, Ton)' Curtis, I CLEANING Robinson's lUNDAY, MONDAY 1,.t TUESDAY M1rch 1J.14-IS "THI IANDPIPIR" . . .· ' " whom, there's .... !:ltubetb T1ylor, Rlcbord BurtoD -· . - -"" ,. .... - .1" 't little danger Contain, ,olote -~ .. - .. ~ a ·66 Belvedere SaleJ1ite. Maybe il's tbe car. Maybe J's ~deal But something wooderful hoppeM • + • )lOG~ ~alioNII IIEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. .. . , . .. . . _ ., _.,. . ~ .. ... .,. ... _ _ ___....... .,.........._,...,.,.....,..._,.. -.- -.-· -...t---· · - ·" · ·~- ~~~.. \ ,, ...... ,. _..,_.,100....... ·~ , 399 SOUTH 3RD AVE. ~----------------------"• · ·· · - · i 17 1 I _. .. -----"...---. .. , ,I {' o, .... . .---------. . ...----. . . . . . . - --- ·~-~-----'flloi~ .............-~ ...... ·"··~··~ -----~ ' , . MIDDLEPoRT, 0. .~ ,I . _ \,. . " ~ -~...;..--.- · -~ ' ~ To Supply Drury' Raw MI'Jk Fat Ladies Dance, pr eachers get Funny, Jft proDllSe • d HilarJOUS • PTA vanety • ShOW •·'f·,llltl ... • ' 1 '.'l!!dY TOM RUE MOTORS· WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS ........ I' INDIANA, Pa. fUPI) - The United Dairy Farmers WA8HINGTOII7- •'CONTAIN- (UDF), organized to prea for higher returno to the dairy meat Without isolaUDD" tJhoUid farmer, baa sigaed liB first lllfeement to 111pply raw milk be the keyotone of U. ·s. pollef directly to 1 d•try. . Plall8 are abuat complete for mothen of the Salem Center ! Mrs. Howard Birchfield, Mr. toward the sullen giant that ia Tbe UDF and the All Star Dairy of Indiana and Kit· the unique and hilarious Teaeb· area have gotten together a and Mrs. Eugene Fink, Mrs. Cc'llmunlat China. That meana 1tannfn( signed the agreemenl Tuelday. It ~•II• for a one· er · Parent Variety show this kitchen band, called the "Ap- Fred George and James White helping PeklliJ get iato l!!e Un· price aystem for all nw milk supplied by UDF members Friday at 7::10 p. m. ill lhe Rut- palacbla Grannies" directed by wlll perform. lted Nations. In Indllna alld Armlllrong land High School gymnasium, C.therlne Shenefield. AddHional attractions lnelu<le That wu the substance of, counties. flll8l'Onlee lbem a supply of sponsored by the PTA. Jean Mayes, Isabelle Nelson, Suale Parker and Vernon WebCoiUIIJbla UnivertJity Chine ez-'1 The ooe-prlce system bas blgb quality miJk. Emcees will be Vernon Web- JaJlet Bolin and Joan Harrison er in vecal solos, a ballerina pert A. Doak Barnett'• 5\t been one of tbe main objectives UDF llresldent Ernest H•yes er, Arthur Miller and Sally will present a can can dance dance by a group of men teachhours ol ~y 'l'uesday .JII of lbe UDF which clalma the Aid the. ~riCe agreemenl Schaaf. and Rev. Chester Lemley has era, a football skll, novelty Inthe 'llenlij.:Forelgn RelatiON cumlll ,prlclnfl l)'ltmD, based wJl1 llllllnl the fBfllllf a fair Opening the program will be 'PI"pafe!l a humoroos ~ otrumentai number by Robert Comlntltee ' bpftled 113 wide • 1111 bow raw ml1111! Ujled, Is un- ~ 011 1111 !JI~bt,telll . ~ Katie Fink and Isabelle Nelson ltJIUe to be followed by Ro- Garner and Howard Cole, a fat ~bir of Slno-Aroel'f· fair io the farmer · 1ilvt 1n over-all lllrengthenln& doing lbe "Cbarlestoo" follOW· bertliGarner's instrumental solo. ladles dance, and a school 081! rela~. The bearil1gs re' ' effect on the · area's tconomy. 11Jd by Mlu Edna Mae Swick Roy Snowden and Vernon room sk\t, a cloolng high-sllllti! Tbtli'sday with Harvard !{en Horton, general manat- .l'llayett did lbe priCI! reci!l~1 ~ Mra. Betty S...lck, jn a bu- Weller will make up a comic IlCht. PrOI. John K. Fatrbark, aitolh·1 or of lhe dairy, sa:d the lgree- eel by f8l'lllel'l Wllllld vary be- lftorous dialogue.' · · yJICII duet and a ~quare Cbafrmelt In charge of the tr Allan upert, lhe principal ~ '!' 11. prnv~ All Star .... !Ween OO ·per bun. .'lbere will be m"'!C~ ~~- d•nce group of Mr. and MrtJ, ~tatloi1 alao indicated ICG!tllliue!l 011 Jllili IJ · ! · llllnerl with bettar 111rvlee Ind. drehei&IJ$; .. • . , .•••. ·~ b)' the Grate f~ 111t1 Geo!le White, Sr., Ur. 11111 tbor'llllllt a mr11t11 atar. wheA rally-rousing. record-ripping, poce-seling you difab illlo of STOP burning up c11h .. . GO economlcolly with checks-with ual -. - .. . ... ... .~.......__ .,. .... . . . . .... . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .. . . ... · 1 0 ed as eully •• It was "ben he proposed il laat year. "I'LL TAKIIWIDIN" .. .. . paid repeating payments. aader Knox. WY 2-5428 WY 2-5130 ' to you've Mordlll-12 -Teebnlcoforl'nnkle Avolon, Bob Hope, TueJdaJ Weld . out, "CRACK IN THE WOilLII" - Teehnlcolor- RUG ' - actually •• , Your cheek- check-stub recorda show what FRIDAY & SATURDAY Dana Andrews, Janette ,Scott. Kleron Moore, Alex· ... ~heck, you against overspending - - and because Wtclneldey end Thurtclay Mtrch 9-10 NOT OPEN 'I -~- a double book's urunning balance" constantly warns Dany Saval, Thelma Ritter. l'hrist11ne Sebmidtmer, Su· 1anna Lellh. F•aturette: fllre ChiHr ColorurtooM 1 . It's "BOEING BOEING" ' UDF Jnks First Al'r.eement With (hecb Pomeroy, Ohio Mrs. Dessle Patterson wa s gUfllll or honor at a birthday I dmner Saturday evening at · her horne. West Mam St A derorated birthday cake was servt'd with the dmner to ' Mr. and Mrs Philip Rexroa r\ and son. Ph1l1p .Jr, of Cmcin· nati Mr. and Mrs James Pal· terson and sans. Brent and Ter. ry of Rarme and Mrs. Palter- I son. Joining the group in the ' evening was Mrs Ray Wining I The honored guest r{'('eived a number of girts and ~ards. t For Commander Of Ohio Amvets T Spea k · --~""'t'.. - .......,..... B kd I Spending- • K• 1 To (heck MEIGS THEATRE 1 'te J IOUSh'S Shoe Store Mrs. PuttPrson Granted for T'tger EJ}• SALE Dinnfr Givf'n for $.t"3,000 1 Junior Grange Installs its New Officers ' Grand Master Of Ohio Masons ' Coming Here SAIGON (UPI) - Communist troops swept down from jungle-covered mountains today and almost overran a 1 U.S. Special Forces camp of 13 Americans and several hunIdred Vietnamese tribesmen. An American plane sent to the rescue was shot down. Fighting raged throughout the day but front dispatch· , es said the Communists stopped lighting shortly after dark and "all was quiet" there. Radio contact was lost and al· though the Americans and Vietnamese were reported to have suffered casualties their final fat(! was not known. An Air Force transport plane equipped with flares circled overhead ready to illuminate the scene If the fight· ' lng started again. Bad weather during the day bad prevented the air force f r om :-7.=,-----:- 'd Anifa Hysell is Elected Pres• ent Of W''ldwood Junior 4-H Garden Club . .;.: % ~~~---'----"-=--- ommunist I' I lng suspended from riding tile school bus for a week. Attendmg were board memo bers Jones, Htram Slawter William King. Y~rgil King and Mrs. E. 0. Rail ; Prosecutor Fultz, School Bus SUpervisor Bob Swick, and School Adminlstra. tors George Sargent, Bedford Principal , Morris, Bradbury principal, C. S. Gibbs, Supt. in Pomeroy; McKenzie, and Mr. Thompson. The board also approved •P. propriatlons which are Usted elsewhere today on page 2. iV.I' I -~f~~i ,,. II Ali· ,. .._ • . . . .,.., ........ ~ ,, L:ll:. Congress to ••~port •• all- i ile " ad,ve and a deacon Ill out national war on crime l~e F~rst Chmt1an Church. throu&h steps rangiog from Election to office will be at <Oolrol of guo IBiea to ..... ' the state convention in Cinclnpreheaalve attaeks on eoodi· I nail June 16·18. lions lbal breed lawless1ess. i lo a special message to the FORFE;IT BONDS Houoe ·~ Senate, Johnson _set Forle•tmg bonds ill Pom81'0)' fortb a Three • stace natJOD· Mayor Cbari~ Logar's Cturt al strategy aga_inst crime." It Tuesday nigh! were Ed"lil'd would loclade 1mmed1ate of. 1 B t W 18 W'll' 1om to Improve crime pre· eaver, ' 1•ams own, ' vention: a comprehensive loag 'I Va .. $115 for runnmg a red lilhl,, raage lollow • dtroagh pro. and E va Kayes, $2> for IDto. IP'BM, aad an attack on "crime !cation. at the roots." --.,.··-""'""" SP&\KER ANNOUNCED · The Meigs County WEATHER Association hu secured Cloudy, warmer tllroagh Charles Hill Mella! u ''~~:~~ Tllanday, with ehaoce 01 ollowo speaker foe the sprf!tl -en IOl'lll. HIP a · 41, to" meeting, April IZ, at ~ f4. land Hiah S!;~Mfol iYmnUli J I !li IIMflb& . ........., f!;,; ! ·· ~""'•--.r~,~···ll!ll·,- - - -· - - - - - -- -- -- -· � 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. 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