https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a9dbfec52d8a086d8bdddd50619146a5.pdf bcb0649258b20d03e5f619772d81c10b PDF Text Text ' I I , . I / S-Dally Senlil;lel, Pomeroy· Middleport, 0., Jan. 15, 1958 - s ' ' Roush-Mercado Engagement Is 'Being Announced "" _ AL~ ' NIW ·· fumitur. :·: $595 ' ' INCLUDES lefrlaenfor • • ·, • Gil Rule ~ 0aiY tsBJO ~don i'·•·OII per IIODIII ,. r., • ' IA'IUR 1 'FIJ.'N IT UR E ,, ' ' Oa 'lbe Brightesl Comer Ia ' The Datlv Senunel .' • 't, ' ;.'-"....~if~ '·· /,\ ... ' !4r. and Mrs L L Roush are Elewlor S. Schaaf - Middleport ~odely Edllor - P~oat 8079 I :~,=:.::,Oh~~. the engctgcment and Llteille · Hawkins - Pomeroy Soelely Edllor - Plione 8244 Ia marriage of their 1 L to Veronica of Manitgue, Nacaraguo~ is now resldang in Bcverl) Los Angeles. Calif ' POMEROl wcddmg wa ll be an event Saturday, January 25 Mr Roush IS a graduate uf Pomeroy Htgh School and attend !d Ohio Untversny He IS 3t he tunc w1lh the armed at Oak. Mountam, l NIKE Station, one or mne such :otatlons m th e Los An~cles area SOCIETY Special . $6.00 o,... Mon. thru Sot. 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Evtnlnp by APIII. Phone 6411-Y l.ocutt St. Middleport ' Mr and Mrs. Gerald Michael 1nd family of Syracuse and Mrs Hozel Michael were VISitors lr ~olumbuus Sunday to make ar· rangem1mts for a plane trip ttJ California, where Ihey /will visii relatives ' Servtces wer ~ conducted Sun· day arternoon at the County In· firm3ry by members uf the Ra· ctne BaPtiSt Church Frutt, candJ', cookie.! and, mugazmes were given the residents ' Mrs. Dan Carl FRIDAY ; McMaster were f4r and • ' KIRSCH TRAVER$f' RODS . • I . Members of the Woman'a Socl· ety of Christian Service of the Fomtd Connon Quollty ' Ohe•ter Methodist Church were T01,.1 Scoop gue1ta of the Woman'• SO<lety' or R,.. 59c Both the United Methodist Church on Towalo, 20x40'' ·--- 2 tor 99c Tu01day evenlnl at the church, Re1. 35c Hend • Mr!. L. F Schoenleb opened Towele, 15x26" ..., ! lor 49c the meeting with devotions using for her topic "Brotherhood of NaRet. 15c W11h tions11. Group singmg of 11 We've A Clotho, 12x12" : ___ 4 for 49c Story To Tell To The Nations" opened the devotions followed with scripture reading of Luke 4 by Mrs Sehoenlob and group singIng of ~~o~ Zion Haste." · Slides taken at the assembly of the World Federallon of Methodist .... lGc II. Women held the pan aummor ' ot Th~r•ty Cannon Lake .Junaluska, N C, wei'e shown with Mrs. c. F Thompkins cottons! Wanted as narrator. sizes Mrs. W. 0. Bsrnlt!, president. presided at the meeting and wei· corned the guests who were each KNITWEAR BUYS! ' Introduced Mrs. George H. Park· Cutlery er reported that the nominatmg J Tray committee had selected Mrs Set Schoenleb as recording secretary to fill tho vacancy due to the res· ' · . ReJ. tl.38 ignation of Mrs Vernon Howell ReD. 79c W~fl Jill 11 qt all· Reg. 49c Plana for serving dinner tc the p~' ullllty pall Won't Unbreak11blc Glass 4 7, ~ to 711., Eastern Stars on Friday were dis· dell~ .lui. Red or yellow. plaallc 111ch dlam The study classes which '• ' ' II. ~ • \\ !,;1 In the near future were also di;;m.,,ed, Prayer by Mrs F.u· gena. Brown concluded the rncct· ,1,\.JO -In g. Reg. 39c Stelnlt01 Refreshments were served front a table attractive In lace cover Stttl Knlvoo .. ____ 29c and centered wttb a floral ar· Women's Fine Cotton Reg. 'l5c Sltlnltot ranGemcnt with tall red la!"rs In Stttl Forko .. . __ _ 19c crystal candelabra on either side. Reg. 292 Stelnltoa M". Harry P. Smith and Mrs. W. 0 Barnltz pr.. tded at the coffee , T1bltopoono ___ -- · 19c services and Mrs. Eugene Brown R.,. 19c Stalnltoa Reg. 49c cachl Porous knit at the tea Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth cymbed cotton. Pink, blue To11poon1 ---------- 9c Miss Lydia Ehenbach, Mra. Brown rosebud prlnta. Sizes 11-8. Mra. Tompkins, Mn. C. E. W. Downie, Mrs. Dwight Parker. and Mrs. Barnltz were hoatesses with Mra. Erneal GroS!, Mr& Charles Persinger and Mro. Earl Ollver as oontrlbutlna hoale ...a. I ,;1*} h· t" ,""~\' ~~~L· ~~ ~~ - Knit Pants 2 prs. 69c Waste Boaket Men's Socks 99c 3 prse' 79c RID. $191 Unbreakable piH8tl< 12 ql. ' 3 color! $1.00 Voluo Food Cantoinor All·purpooe lk}t. • slzel Red, yeMow 2 prs. 59c Re,. 15c St'l'·dy plastic, snap-on cover. lti-oz. 19c wid~. Women's Socks 9c Dust Pan 1to1. 29c , Metol with rub· ber edi• 11~" Combed cotton. natural color. 10. 13. • Ret. l9c Whlw cotton .. Nylon rolnlore· ea. 9-11. ; · STOCK UP AT ' REDUCED PRI CES! Covered Cosaerole Rog Ruga Rubber Gloves 49c. 29c 49c .... "' Rtt. 39c """ rog•! "rJre•Kin&'' Oven All Neat frlnacd aJu,l. 1-ql. s!Je end& 18x36'', lray DuPont Sponge 29c 9c !trYing .... 49c Brlaht pattern! Melli. J1" dlam Irregulars of valuel• 8 Lnna lensth, S·!l·t S4LE UA,US fR.IDAY , . '' MPRNING was a recent guest or Mr. and Mrs Howard Mcinlosh, Nye Ave C F. Tompklna allonded Kroger sales and plsnnlns lng at lho Kroaer branch Charleston today Miss Netlle Koehler apcnt Sun· day In Golllpolla with her broth er·h>law and atatcr, Mr. and Mrs Charlea \\:•aver. ' Mrs Addle GrueSir returned home sunday evening after 'a two wcekt •lslt In Lancaster with her sen·ln·law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs R. B. Wilkins. Mr. and Mra. R. B. Wilkins rc· turned to their )mme In Lancaster Tuesday evenln11 after a two days bustnesa vlolt here. Jack Stlvero who ~" been quite lll at hlJ home on Condor St., Is reported lmprovlna. Mr. and Vra. Charles. Buck vis lted Sunday evenlna w!Ut Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bauer and daughter, Chester Road. Mr& Jo(!rey ·WilBon 'nd •al&ter, Mlsa [jlnda ~ooie were rec<!~ dinner auoaif, of Mr. an4 r.tr~ Paul '!'llbe, Athena. They also visited· In Ameavllte wllb Leone WUaon. Mr. Cor! Moore Linda and Bpent '' with and hla hl~ii>ria~ and dautr~lt, • ' r \ , •.A~ . -~. 1' ffi8hW~;-·CteWs Work All Nigh l-In-Cle~aring Made Hazardous By Ice And Snow I Adjustable Tramse It's time for a change; a couple sort; of figure remodeling, you to Finest for Draw Draper· ies. Smooth . operating. Generous positive overliip the middle !or privacy. In \ March .Of Dhnes . .HAlli' . Se 0ns·unda'11 .Plc. .0.' pen an If>. . A,l .N •.i;·M'Idd}-epor • l iJti .('~~ l ' ;e"' 100 I " ' can rely on us for your CANNON BATH TOWELS· Warner's. DCup-,2.50 Beauti-fluff' finish for luxqrio~s t~ture. Super absorl,l- enc~ for' quic~ drying. Color fastness for lasting be~u ty. Colorful stripes with gold lurex thread. ' - BATH TOWELS ... ·... ... . :· 59~ ' ' ·. I ·. Got a tob itlot's kinda rugged e>n yC<J and the clothes you wear' n.e'n latch, en to a polr ol thtso Carhartl Brcwn Duck owaralla ••• waist or bll styli. Mad I fro~ dose woven 13 ~ ' oz. rich brown duck • , • They're forlzed • , • Capper riveted ot otl stroll points ••• Triple stilchod • • weather proo1. Tho flnost, flijen' • e.t, wearin'tst .;ork ge~rmentf for rC<Jgh Indoor end rugged outdoor wear yov'"Ve ever wom. Ideal lor hu~ling-bocauso they'ro briar, burr and bramble proof•. THE NEW EASY WAY TO SWEEP DIRT AWAY Unlined Dungarees ; ······ ········· $4.95 Lined Dungarees " ....... ·...... ·.. $6.95 "" Lln~d Jackets ·········· $7.95 and $8.95 ' Meni• Corduroy TIOUSERS ' T·SHIRTS · Made ol rua11ed thlekset corduroy - f\lll cut - • ziP" per 11)1 - ,relniO«eil crotch - lopa Ute pockets - non· rip 10111111- Slzea 30 to 42 waist meaaitre. Grey or brown. , Small - Medium Lar~e - Solid Coloro ' light green, canary, sliiy creme de mentlte and also white. ~ $1.00 ' $4.95 I Steve!s . ' FuU cut with sraduated dl· menilons for 11t and COUl· fort. More room In legs for easy knee action - Zipper flY<Sizes 4 to \6. 17 ' U!!~l~•hed color. 4!d borderp-100% IJure linen. , •'· $1.78 fnches wlJle ,- . 39c a ya,d ' ' ' DisH TOWEliNG OVERALL PANl$ CANNO~ It' .. KITCHEN TOWELS ' .·· llolfd Color Surrey Rib Beys10 oz. BIG YANK \ ' ' ·, ~ ' ' ,, ,_,MODEL AIRPLANES .;.·SHIPS'- TANKS ~ • +·~ ' ·.~Y TO BVUm- ~~lleil frooi,g~~.P~(JIIa.\il • LOeklieed P2V7 .~epluue Plue~ . ~ . ,, , , ••• .'~: •• Q8e Norlh ~*~' F-tb~! SuP_er fllil'e .Pianei , ••• 89~ / I ' '- f ' I i ·r • > • '\ • ' '• • I { I, ' _ L • Grummu SJP Huter-KIUer I ' , • ' • Plane• •. • • •.. : ... .x qnuqman F·llFl 'l'lger Plane~ •.....•.•....•. ' I 1)88 U.S. Navy Tnlner Plaaes U.OO ' . ~-25 Guar~~ Plues •• • • • , . , • • • $1.0lJ ' Not1h Amerlean Grummm - Cessaa 180 Rubber 1'owered Plane~ ...•••• , $1.00 ' Super I G, CoillteUatlon S - Plue~ .. .. .. .. • • .. .. .. 9 e > Connlr 838 Giul Bontber Plaae~ , • • • • • • . • • • • 49e • 1 All Wealber F84C Interceptor Lockheed Plane~ • ·• 79e ~80 SpGrl, Plaaea ....... : . :·: • ... : .. •• 1 t8e Loekheed FlO~ lillrflp~ Plues , ••••• • : . . • . ••c ) ' ' ' ,' I' l Gl'llmmu F9F" Cougar Plue~ •. ........ : .•. ~herafl S11per 18 Plue~ ............ :-.. • . . &9e I ' ~DDIO.!l llaii'Qyer --·· ' / U.$.8. Shlpa ••. , .. •:• •.... .. ' ' u.s.s. Loi -Ancelea He~vy Cridler ·Ships ' Uller' Ships ...•. : . S. S. lln!~ Slales Fuleal '" Sherman ~41 Tlllb •.... , . . ..... .......... . M48 Tanks. • : ..... ."....... ... ..... ... ' 7t'e · a~iuJ~i Although anow and sleet made Meigs Co~nty Highway~ hazardous on Wednesday mght no major accidenbt were re· ported witbin the coulily as of noon today. The State Highway Garage reported todiiJ that an during Wednesday night and early today seven road crew1-wer~ kept biiSy treating roads for ice and snow. ·~ t\1 ol 10 o. m:' this · morning D ~ aiJ'Jirrjmary roada in Mels• Coun ~~ ty had bUn cleai'td with aecond· • ' • ary htghways c~pected to be <!eared by noon , The h~v,e•t snowrau was rc· ported ID the Wesfem portion ot the county. according to th• H1ghway workers wbo said that Max Reed Sanhem, 68, Mtddte several of the roads had tc b• pert Jeweler and watchmaker and treated tWice during the night lo a partner in the n. H Sanborn make them passable. Jewelry Store dJed unE:xpected~t Freezmg temperatures were this morning In Meigs lienerai stin reported in th~ ooun'>" at 11 Hospital wbetf he was a surgiea! a m today. patient. In the meantlnie the weather· He was oe 5011 of the late B. man saad today eumot chilly It and Blna Ho,rt Sanborn weather w" expected to contmue Survlvmg m.. - bJS Wile, Mabel: through Sat\ir~~y with a chance il aister, MIU• Bess Sanborn at of occasJollal light .JDOW Clmacc; home and the. Jollowmg stcpchtl or drlzrle. · drea: Gersld Bl!rry. Akron; Mrs I A light freezing drizzle and n Makolm (llclen) ~· 1 nett, Akron, few snow flumes wort tfported Vn: .loe (Marjorlt!) Savely, Akron m the state early toda!t and tem Hrs. Jo•h (Dor1hea) Stanford, pcratures were lower than Dn Ceres, Calif.; 11,_ jVtlloam (Betty) Wednesday. Toledo reported 23, Sanders, Santa Momca, Calif , Dayton 24 and Youncstown and six crandebildrcn , Columbus 25 lit .,., prlll"l!ed '" death by Cold oorth winds crossed L•k' one brother, HJi{ey, m 1939. Erie spreadmg hght snow over lie was a member of the Grac• Ohto Wedoesday Dayllln record· Epl.lfOpal Chure.b, Pomeroy, MJd¥ ed two inches ()f mow wbil,~ dlepolit [MI~e 363 , . & .A M, Youngstown and Canton reported lcoitilk tlitea, Colotnbus Ahd one tncls. • dln sllrlne aM-. ftdea u.tge, K Tile higb tempcralllfe3 today area !'¥Ill be oaJ·meiDI of ltne and coots. of P. , were expected tb bi!' jj- tile 30's ceive lndustrjr. Melia Brown of Pom\ roy was:- Frioods may call at the Raw aod tonigtit's lows ·were npeded have takea the ltrJ( step, forma· bon of an •assoctatfon. also fined ~ and 1Costs for reck· bngs-Coats Funeral Home, Mid to be 24 to 30. - Your assO<Iahon's standing le" operatiOn. He too patd hu ~leport Sleet freezmg rain and snow tommutees must have~ represent&· !me and co•ts. Masomc rites wtll be held at today folio~ in the path of a !be Funeral Hdme Fr<day al 7 30 wmter storm that heaped up tlves skilled in tax work, bankers, P M Funeral servtces wiJI be more than two feet o£ !DOW in people from ctvtc admmistraUons and from each major ktnd of busbe)d Saturday at z p m. in the New England . Gr.ace Epucopal Church. Pome· The U S. Weather Bureau reine!S\ in your area. • roy, under the dtrecUon of Ute ported that snow continued' t:J - Tile people must want i~dus­ Rev Edwtn Cbarlcs. fall over the nortbeaJt quring (Conhnued on Page FIVt~) Burial w11l be m the Riverview tbe night and that 25 ~inches Cemetery, Middleport. ....,_ were on the groUIId at Rumford, MaJOe. at nudmght. • The broad stor'!'1 srea exten~ed as far south as west Vit,e:lnia Pomeroy Eagles Lodge was well and northern Kentrn:ky where f<!lrOiented at DIStrict 24 meeting light snowlall deponts were not· of the Fraternal Order of Eagles ed Fartber north tbe storm un· held m Corning, Ohlo on Sunday. , U Meigs Aerie 2171 I'll ih , ttend· leashed its full stre~gth. A 9-ioeh snow bbn~et coVered ance making it posstble for the to- Banqu~t Secretary of State Tea W Brown cal Aerie to retain the DIStrict "' Albany, N Y,, 16 mcbes was retoday started the public distrlbu· Membership Placque for the seccorded in Lehaqon, N l;l, and 20 tion of the 1958 edition of the Vot ond consecutive time. , The annual banquet of tbe Inches at Caribou, Maine er's Guide. Quantities will be ohlp. Meigs County Agncultoral Socie· Streets and cellars in Boston ped to ihe Metgs Board of EJ!ec- Attending item-u., )ielga Aerie Jy will he held tonig~t at 7 p m we.. flooded whep heavy ralils lions and copies may be secured were: candidatea, J C. Howsrd, at th~ Salisbury School on Route ioundated the city. .\t lelf(lhree from hla offlee. John Hodge, James f.odgers, El· 33 M-wachusettS' traffic deaths were The 8-page pocket oue !older " mer Buah, Harold Norton, Joseph A steal: dmner prep&r<d by the blamed on the ,torm, replete with utlormatlon regard· Carsey "and Ed Euans., Salubury Sthool PTA will he str· Meanwhde, lh•. U. S. Weather mg bolh the May 6 Primaries and •ed and entertainment IS also on Burelfu ~ in Washiagt.on' issued it:; • the General Electton en Novemb•r Attending " Delegates were the program for the eveniJii. 8tklay forecajl, co>tiing the pe4 II llsta voting gualiflcaUons, In· Carl Persinger, Lester llcKenzte, Tile banquet lj held annually riod lrnm mld-Januory to mid· formation Jegarding registration George N. Sorgen~ Lawrence a.. a token of appreeiallon by the Febl'uaeyt ' .,. ol votero,lmportant dates with ref· Douglas, Eugene "Luck" Norton, Board of Dltt<:.OI"ll for 1be co· .colder than usual temperature• erenee to mllltary and civilian ab-jJTamellurJsllonBiggs, Tbom" HendrH!ks, operalion and &Silstance received were prcdicle!l !or ' the eaatern sentee vot4t&, procedures In vot· Stone, Jr. and Joseph from County o!ftct&ls, Junlnr half of the nation, · except for lng on poper ballots or votini ma Horbrecht. Fair officen, Advisora and super- New En_dand. 1 ' chines at pclllng pltoes and other From tlte local Aerie sa guesu <nlepdcnta of th\ various dep~rt· The biggest drops were fore· valuable data. A lilt of countie1 were: Mr~ Thurston Stone, Jr., ments who made the 1951 Metgs cut lor states bordering tho Gulf gives a Hating of those baVIDK lei· Mrs Lester McKeruie, Mrs Jobn County Fair a sncccssful venture of Mexico. islrotlon jt partial regialraUon and Ji~el Mrs. Jam•• Rodgers aad • -SAYIIE-CHARGED thole UB~I VOUill! maehlneB ' son, Mrs. Eugene Norton, !Irs Jo, "This fOlder nas been 1soued seph Carsey, Tbera Hood, Barbara Douglas ,Sayre, Anhqmty, was with the thought thai 11 may Gaul, !A>la Hawley, Mrs Ed Evans charg1·d ~tth petty larceny Wed courage tJiqle who d Mrs c J IIDward nesday ntght by Ch•ef of Pollee to go to the polls, an ' · · Frank Hudson when Snyre W:t.! Jlrown satd, "and we have Nelli Distrlel meetllli Is to be alleged to have rilled a polio tt In easy-to-read language to held at Glouster, Oluo, on Sunday drive counter can or. ils contents It e"l' for all eligible voters to February 9 wtth all members urg. m an East M•ln St, establieb· telllgetitly cast thetr ballot The ed an<\' welcome to attend. ment He IS being held in jail.' ATHENS, 0. UP- Fire earl; Voter's Guide has ·been very poptoday destroyed the Edgehttl · ular with vptera since we came cafeteria, last of tl(e World War n beildings on the Oblo Unlvcr· !!tty campus. ' tbe 1958 edttlbn wtll be great." Dama&e was OJitmated at $50, 000 ' • Tbe cafeteria WI" ,.heduled t 1 dlatrlbution and a third · In · the series - a Pre,cinct Oflletai'B Grocery shoppers who have a special checker~bier "tVhom clqse in ' aboyt \W• week• when Guide .:. wUl be m'ade available lo .they like to handle their, oroers al Ev~ns Super Markets Jle. the new ealete'm In Jefferson per{ons ill cbarge of Oh10' 1 more cause she is so courteous and helpful w1il have a chance to ~o !lzll is to be completed. than 12,00Q polling plaee~ prior •er a favor next week, according to Stanley L. Evans, Presi· to the elections. " aiWOrn Max s·-L • ed BI Death . Claun • Thursday Mormng Pomeroy Eagles Southern.Ohio W'm District Home Mission .Placque New Voters Guide Agricultural Committoo Meets Is Avaliahie At Soc'Iety Ann a} Election.Board Toru't,. Here'• lh; la~est entry in the brO:m Jwtep·staktt, Perrna·Broom - a new, eaay way to reaDy get, floan and rugt clean. Magnetic bristle• attract, ,...· moyt dirf ••• fast, mort th&rough.l '"'• .. Washable, . retain11 thape, lath far longer than ordinary broom•; Availoble in red or yellow brlatle.J Bib Qveralls · .... .. .. · · $6.9~ liEN'S H!Nft! ' . .,_.~ Sh J , ds 0rgaDIZe • · I.DtNII'This or • Year -SEO A '- Ann·L Mee · tm'gPlanned \ WASH tLOTHS . . . ....... 19c ' . M, ' HAND . TOWELS .. ·~ ....' ... .39~ those TOUGH. HE ·MAN JOIS Ml" Holter ~:;cea first In the county-wid• competltl.o• at .h. Final .plano" lor their March of C~erry Pie Contest held In ~om· Dimes Ditaee lo be held January 1 ~. . U~ , eroy Offtee of the Ohio Power 25 at the Pomeroy Sdlool were· made when the Co{;fr!':{' l:n or M,.. Chapter of Bell Sigma I Hamil! Jlaine,Eoonomics tea Ill' met lltta week 11 the • 1 ·• • · cher at .Ractne Hlah Sthool. , wllh Mra. Tbemu Rue " ' •' The·pubUc is Invited to OP.en HoUse at the new Middleport At the1 regional bake-off, each tHose Dulaney1s ' Elc.me:tltarY ,SC~onl ori Sunday, January 19, from 2·5 p m. contestant must bake' two cherry from Parker~burc t~ fclQct tile Feeney-Bennett Past No 128 American Le· ples aqd will be permitted to dille<! whleh wUI be •ion w'lll .\•esent' a' flag to the scho~l which has .been flown choose one to ' be· aubmittcd for and costa $1 a pi!rson. o I 1!. ; • J•dgtng The plans for lhio over the CapitO! , ~tJildlng In Was~tngto~ Thts flag was Two first place wmners will do not Include any cured by Thomas Jel).tiDs, represeritatlve pf the lOth DistriCt selected at the regional contest lor lhe March of ol Ohio. Tile Boy Smuls of Troo~-as parttetpants for the state con- lhe purchase of the "·"""·12f6 will raise the nag and th• ~ 11 _ ~~1. Helena Brlckles and Mal'f' Kun· Lej lop ·~iring Squad: u~der th< eJg~ C 00 Prbc Oluo .Cherry Pie Baking zleman have volunteered to wctk loaderahtp of i:fe Sm•th, wl11 alsb J . Contest will be held at tbc Ohio in the refreshment stand for the , lillie part In ttie celtmony. D _.:.. Power ~.pany 301·305 Cleve of the ~~aJf!u.~d A devotional !ervl~e will ik• land AvoniiO, s.' w. Canton, on benefit Plans were ' held prior'"IO the tour of ti!}\ Saturday Felll;uary 1; 1958 the 1<!others' l!latr<hol bulldlna where tbe l'\ell)hers ll!~r !1!4 ·' be held ,the B~rd· "! Educatlpit will wei I'·'V ' •· ~w ·tl!"'""~Wn tit~ the B~ . 'I'he lllelU county School Board D.;...:t;J:"'n~Uie \.~~~~ eMeaobe~ "I.soelatlo~ ~~~~ will meet 8atu!'llar for '1ts "Tetb· ·JIIi1;j:·~ · ~: w.ith thi bpen Uou"' aCtivities. lar January meetlni at Wht<h time 1 ~~[u~~~~~ " Hljlt achottl studen(f wltl conduct Ita annuRI organlutioaal meetind S8 0 UilJ Madame" b will be held according to announce ' slration I ' the· tours of ,the building. Monday Janu'!I'Y 20 i~e build· ment today by o. o. Patterson, up on one of tbe Re· ing •will be opened · ior classes county school auperinteodent. freshments were served by Mary wl\11, the followil)B grades and Patterson announced t~day the Tile annual meetmg or the Elizabeth Anderson and Lnutse to~bers movihg from the Pearl re-orsanllaUon of local Boards of Southcaatcrn O~lo Beef Cattle Thompson. • Sfreet and Centtsl buildings . Education in Metgs Couoty. Improvement Assoclatton will . , l(lndergarten, Mrs. Guy Reynolds, They are: . . . slort with a dinner meetmg at IZ ' , First" Grades &Irs )Yii!OD Caroen Bedford Local DISirtct - PreSI• noon bn Monday, Jan 20th at the 'ier, Mrs. B~adlol'd •. llaag; M"· dent, Robert Jones, VIce-P-res· Farmers• Hotel In Galllpolls acllen Philson· Second Gra~es.. M" Ralph Smtth. Other board members cording to an announcement by Jlobert Alle~SW!!rtb, Mr~ Gerald n:gle Sargent, VIrgil Kmg, George Paul Bauer. 'Secretary. or the as· Rupe; lfhlrd Grades, Mr>. R. M Zl gler and Clerk, Mrs Alta Nel· sqclatlon. An)nne who hss con· Sherman, Mrs R. R. Plckem; 101' signed leader calves to either IFoort~ Grade, Miss Mlldred Ha~ Columbia Local - President, the Athens or Gallipolis Sale are "ley, ptlncipal Q( the new school L~WIS Srruth, Vl!•e.preF G. A R ~ut. myited to attend. Jack Fossett, Marietta, bao ·been Denver Walker, Vln!on, w" kin. Other member!: T. L. llroot• The program Wtll consist o~ general contracJor for tbe school hart, Mra Ellzalll!tb Jordan, Gran· the business meeting plus enter· appointed aa full ttme Home M•• •-j with Mr. )Vaugh, Hunlln&ton, " wile Stour and Clerk Menda\ Jor- tainment by Margl Wmtero, Ann alonary in Southern Ohio by the au!"rlntendent Tll~ Sta•k Elec· dan. · Vem and carol Haskins of Gallla Ohio Bapllal Convention. HIS ter· rltory wll1 extend from Porta· Jrlt Company, Huntlpgton, had Eastern LocH! 111strlct _ Presl· Academy ijlgh School. 1 lhe electrical eontraot Mth th• dent, Carl Barnhart; Vtce·Pres., The prlnctpal addrm will b• mouth to Marietta. , w~rk being. under the aupervlslon ArvU Holter. Other board mom- made bY George· Wilson in charge at 10 a. •m the of Dan Wbtte, Pom~)·, bers FranciS Andrew, Delmar of Bee! CatUe •Work at Ohio State committee of South· met al the 'Firat Baptist I TJe· P , lumhln• and he~tlng con· Baum, Lester Hawk and Clerk c Umverstty. A group dlscus!lon 1 • Ed II.! phr will be conducted bY C. H. In· wltb Mr Fauett lo plan !tact wa& given the Young Plumb-, um ey . graham and James Warner, Ohio fof tbls area. ln11 and H.,.ijag Co.; Parkersburg, . ' Northern Local Dlstnct - Presl· state on.,ersity Extension specla· \Y. va , aqd the atchllte~ was c. 1uent Henry Waggoner; Vtce-pres., The Rev: Clilford Hansen, exeeu· D. Camdep and '!S&Ociale.s of Mar ~~,Cal'tley Other boord mem~ers hs~t.e"B~=~ur:; , :~:tors. wlll IJve ~~ of the OBC, and the Iotta I o ·~ , , I D'aiTllll , Hanlns, Glenn Hanmg, Rev. Harold La~Shbead, Director This btljJdli)J, thi site I~nd th~ ~my !Awla and Clerk Mrs. A:va ::It :~.~~~~~ %e~tJ!:~ th~lr Iii· of Town and Country work, Gr~n· Hla~·. School ,adltlon wer~ llnan· Glslk~t\ Loc 1 n· , 1 ~Pres! ville, ,tnel wltb lhe five memhOrs 8 uey cled by a bond IS!lie-~ote'tl by th,'l • a " •" · oi the .Omml!tee and the · new IMIRGINCY CALLS '· people of ,Mldjllepei:i;for' tti),OOO dent, E;dward King; VIce-pres., AI· Tha Mlddle,.rt Emerae~ey llol!'~ MIJ!Ionary. and uiote rranl of . t!oz,m.OQ. •bj!r! llrown. Other board membera Situad waa called Wednesday ift· ~ill S. Smart Is lhe local aem· The Board •bl· FAueatle durlaJ WUllim Klnl, Nathan Btgp, Chnr· ernoon to Lnadlng Creek "'hen a ber of ,lhls committee. · tbe construction of thf bull!llng les Diehl and clerk, Eldon ~eeks. man WaB "POrted 111 and qaln were Bru~ Llor~. ~~esld,nt; !.Irs •Sol!l~em Local Dls~lcl --~:~1· m.-wbeo 'I wreck waa Lowell ·Prob.,eo ·~1~e president· dent, Wm. McKelvey, Vlce-p ., 9edp.near the c. P. William• \ .1 'Paul Sinarl, cl;rk;e llatold i ' !Continued on Page Ftve) ·Hubbard and Paol E, tJ'Mvl&. New · ' r• son' membert.are Em•··· f•e'rst · I J'onca andLionel Mrs. 'Boggo, E. .Q. RaU. It ' , J.llndJeaplng Oftbe bulJdiDI hiR be!m· • ••••~. projecl the Am•· ie\11' Gardell!lrs Club In coo!"rl· .'. . tjod wit~ the Carper Nur~ery of u ~ Pomeroy Lions will qn~l lhetr l)urlln•him. ,' • ·' · Tbe Rev. Howard ltuppelt, pastor of the PnlsbJrteril•o. Ladles Night thla monlll and join ,. InsteadIn fillh other Chureh, was mouerator of, tl)etr annua1 ~:~:~~~:~~~~~a~:re:~:4. clubs a zonelou• Ladlea Nightarea a\ .ing Wednesday evening, January 15. il'he · Belpre January 25 It wao decided with a prayer-poem read by Mrs. ~arqtd Sauer Wedneaday during the regular • by the pastor: Mrs. Floyd Carmack, assistant clerk of th_e Ses· lun•heon meeUn1 m the sOcial slon . acled 'i.Ii tile absence 'of CUnton Fisher , who was Ill. ., rooms of the 'Federafed Church. 1 - Sunday School · Prealdent Erneat Covert , pre· eteclod were J,eland 'Bro'f!'D, Mrs. Joe Salley; sided ot tbe bwolnea meeUili and Elders, Mrs Arthur Lewis, Mrl. allied Max Watd. attendance E. 0. 'l'ewkolulry, Harold SaueT; or- chal~man to determtne how 1oany ganlel: Mrs. Lllllt!n Stell!; aulsl· Lion1 and Ladles oalt' at,tend at Lynn . Jluebaltan, Elllabioth BeJprp. ,· • • Joaehlln; Senior Choir director, T_he BoJpre Club will Ito Mrs. Rodney Downing. / mortgage on the elub's new buld ReJ!<lr!J alven Included the wO. Ina ia ceremp~lea after <tile din· men's 'As80clalloD. Georgo ner whicb sttrta · al 7• p 4lk Mr, A~=:~~r~:.Jr~ . ;~J trei· CoVOI'I ur1ed all Lion• to ·4Jiend 11 who can, ,-. 'Proar•m chatrnian Johll" ,{!, Ba· con !bowed a oolor film ~~, an "olrl 'time" car trip sev~ears ago• Into many Ohio 'oltla•.liiciud· Inc ColumbW opousorcd. £\!Y the Automobile AsaoolaUon of Amer· lea. Jud&c •, this No. 22·90 While· Cottoo; AA, A, B, C CUps . ... $1.75 Dahce Planned For Ianul!l'Y 25 $2.39 to ·$5.49 - of inches molded per· fectly on you, for Instance. And when it comes Reds,- . Diagonal Seams Mold and Lift ···· WARNER'S CoHon PETAL-CUP BRA 6 for 49c .,~~)\'~ .' \ . tlne ' Cbilly Weather Is Ex~t~ . To Continue Through SatU..day Dish Cloths 29c . R~ads VA LUISI 39c !- ' " '-"' VOL IX -· SUPER ~'~ .I' e lilt - Mrs Wilham Ginther and rnn:lly, Gar\ and Marla, Watc::-ford, and Mr a~d MrR Albert Sparka, Hayden ulle Roscoe Fowler, Leading Creek, Is a patient In a Charleston Hospitnl. I 1 IJ Mr. and Mr. Frank Vroman have returned from 'Colum~us where they vloiteft Mr.' 'and Mrs Paul CISto Mrs Vroman ha• been a pu~Jent at tal for obsefvatlon a~.~~~,~~·~; Emerscn Iones has hil work at lhe Firestone after being ill for several A/3 Ira Ray Butcher1who ha< completed his b.,ie training at San Antomo, Texas, is visihng hh parents, Mr. and Mrs. 118 Butcher , and famly He Is scheduled to report at Youngstown, 0., Sundav. i Mrs. Joe Moore and baby son, Timothy Joe, have been returned to their home In Cheshire from the Sheltering Arms Hospital It. Athena. United Methodist WSCS Is Host To Chester Tuesday Mixing Bowl ' Ia, Elberfelds "'aallary Sale. l!peelalllle Jirlces ,o n ¥r~li­ ler Living ,!mm ~ulles - Slmmoa. sor.. Bede -f«,~ll tresses ...,.. Bed !loom Sullea - Eiey C.. Applll)ee~ ' - Breakfut Sell - AlsO Women'• Rudy To Weif!'...•• Cp~ns· - Blaakela - Mea'a Wear - Housewares ..., Dry Goods. 1 • Ted Riley Jr , baby son of Mr and Mrs Ted Riley, Pearl St., t, Chester of Middleport spent Sat· a patient at Holler Hospttal urday with hts brQthcr and sisSundny guests or Miss "sylvi.l end. Reg. $8.50 Luatron Flower Wuve ~ . ••• - Mr and Urs Curtis Roush and ehlldrcn Cheryl, Syl\lta Joyce and ter-m-law, Mr and Mrs L R RoUI;h Mr and Mrs Emerson Hysell of r...,lur'lh''" "'Sited relattves and .. \, ' ' .'t ' ~ ELBERfELDS ' I .. ' ' ,, , I I . \· Take advulage of"lhe IIWIY bargalla all ner the alore I • Middlepon Society friends in Pomeroy over the week MARILYN'S BEAUTY SHOP SA E STAR ....59c,. . ' • I '• ' Pomeroy LiollS~ Presbyte-r.·an Chur ' cL· ' Cancel Plans ' eo·l\!fe,..att,ona .· • I . He·Id For Ladies Nite 1 *' ::g·a~~eneh~p~~."d!:.~.~e:. Enter Evans Grocery~ cashiers In lnternatio.nal Competition D~~::~·r:~t!-~~~1:· ~::.":! ~ ""' LeWIS•"E, Weavaar • Fun---1. SerVIce ' 1 Wl,ill,DW ·~ (le!Miey ca'!t vohl for her In the 1958 Checker of the Year ~ward an internattonal t:ompeh Uon hl which Evans has entered ~nte~ the international rcgitmal au its cashters. Ballet boxes will Jodgmg and could be among the '· In lhe sto•es from Jan. 2:1 ten cheeker-cashters who will bi! lbroll)lh Feb,'15 flown to AU~Wt~ CitY by United The Checker or the Year Award 'lrllqes .May 25 lor lhe final Is sponsored by Super M"ark,!U -competttton at tbe annual co~vett· Institute and Nattonal c..h Rog. • tlon of Super Market Institute lster Company. Its no beau,ty con· Tbere die could becojlle. the !!158 tetlt. The w1nners are judged on Checker or the Year, wtth pmes culllomer coorteliY. <fft~ency, ranglol from a mmk stole to ~ caah'regtster accuracy and neat two-week vacatton Jour ol Hawau neas. Mr. Evans stated further ~hat Cuslomer balloting, ratings by hi! company IS the first Jo enter Evans comm1t1ee. performance Ita checker-cashiers m tbe comand· intervtews by a SJ>Ilcial petilions from this area. In addiof judges all enter !•to tho hon . to the nallonal prize! .a~ of the wtMer. tractive c"!"pany prtzOI or• beill/l wlnller from Evans wUi olfered. · \' I Frtday ~ ' ' 1 • .' t. Funeral aorvlces for Lewis weaver or Now Haven wbo died early Wednesday will be beld Friday st 2 p. m. from tho New Haven EUB Cburch with K. J. Scott and Roy ElltiJ. Friend• miY call at the home In New Haven at any B~rll will be made In Graljam ce 111 elery under tbe. ecU"' of Qe Fegleson& Hollie. Athens Cafeteria Is Destroye.fBy Fire Early Today " , • ' ... ; New Haven Yl'A. • ' pL-.:.!_jJ. Panel liiDIIW0 _ , Session lllli>""'".l Ul,imuay . Tile New Hiven P.TA !!'ill meet at the. Grade Schi)Of, Jan~· ary 16 at 7•30 p m. .' • • A panel dt..cui!Slon • ~rill be •eld the topic being "How JI'I'A C'oQn· · cils Can Be Beneficlll To i.oul PTA Units." Tbose on llle panel are 'MIUD.!l Scott, president of lbt MaBon County Copncll, ' Chari!• (i)arr, prlnclpaJ or Ua"'n qiada $clwu~ and Earl• Keef'l', 11111 P¥1 proa!·1 .dent of Muilil, qoWity >~, ' ~ ' .•' ~ y; .~ ~y " �" ' r---· .... - ""' .... SfHTIHEL 41. .~ ... -~ .. • -~ Editbrially ~IXJ1t'e Age Poses Intriguing Problems For We Must Read Layman's Physics up on space hat, a square, or past SipleiiS, take your choice. And 40.·YellroOIIder nowadays Is faced with q~!Stil~ilt his youngsters that leave the Who IS Sllpposed to know everything obitously inoMng verj little, bf that which cdunts, anyway. Kids on every back lot in most counties of the U. S. are quietly preparillg"Uijuid fueled bod!e-made rockets td se~l:l skyward Some of them blow up In their improvised launchlng pads jbueh to the pahi of lbe ;youllg roc· teters sdetitlds e~ed ~a~e pl!blisi!i!d lllitttte. lions to a~teur rt~eket b\,llldet& Ad~ng aq. ydjf.ollit w11al1s salt~ aM' ittai lsitlt:ij\1 fl: tht!t, what is not verj ~afe, and what'just plain Hit'l sah! at ali figured out. The Fountain of Youth Is now demollstrat· able in the laboratory At velocities approaching that of light (186,000 m1les per second) life process move slower and slower. Time passes, yes, but the physical body will not recognize It as time! Physicists expect laymen to understand it by noting the obvious fact that an observer at "A" watching a speeding object pass on a plane will see It diminish In length as Its speed increases. ,.. ' .-. ·None In MeigJ County Yet have had no reports yet In Meigs Couhty of ambitious young sci6ntifti ilhDotlnf 8. {llece of old stovepipe toWard the moon, Bpi we expect bur first one every Ume our telephone rings. We aren't countillg it ddt. Meanwhile, thm are a couple of Space. .' We Age question~ that Intrigue us. Qne hi~ to do • WCHS-TV Chanttel8 with navigation lh lbe beyond. The other re- ·reiol' )o the myslerlbus human capability of '• traveling through time and finding the long· loillbt Fountain of \'ollth. This may sound IIU bunkum but hole! on for a inoment. l\8 to havigatlon, space Is absolutely black, ev~ri In daylight! Stah clon't shine, there's no orbiting moon. Thli science reamed when the allitude of ~0 miles was renehed In a bat· ~ · · lOQn last year ~ Scientists don't seem worried' about celes• tlal navigation so they must have that one ; I ' ' Jl ,. • -~ 1lAW.-. E:RliE~S · 2 !.~· 3'c : I •' ' ~ I ' ' ' .cJWA "PIE'::·.. ·.. •.. · ··· " ··········· 25 OL, size ~ Qff!j!jj.;;~o.ol~9rl~~* Mr. ana lira. IJIU J.nia are the pmntt lif • Ibn bwD }lh. 11 ift HouatM, 'J'eJ,II. jill'. and Jill's. Ray are 'Jil'llldPU'ents. Mra. Malle! lh'Jq> ,!Jell! · l!l)'IIIID 1 ~~:lth day Gordon: Wolll of ~on w;;· I lDd ..,Uotod wUb"* .lliltllf. ~ 1 Jllrl, Georee Hli'fii'Of ,Pobierby, opeot S~ay .with 'ber parebtl, Mr. 11d Jllrl. Rll' ~an. Mrs. Don WoHe and oons were dinnet ~·If of lftL )Ia· and cbll~: Mtt.- RJlph .Dilrilt and Sptlneflo)d were ,receol Mf. a~f MtL Ott Ar- . ·' r.et '5 atiU ....'.:........ 16 OL Cai,J5c . ,. DSTA CRACKas ..,... ··:.. ·.. ....... Jiox 2k KRAFT RB~unu ....,. :~ .:.' !' ........ 2 ..t;.;. 35c .• ~ ~S'c '• . I SANBORN'COFFEE -~~:KIDNft BEANS 2JUICE - . - ' ..... ( \ .. . ·~ J' Willa BeaU 1 ' .... . t '. '• '' \ con ' "• FuU llblllli bllf, - IIUII, leu and •u&ll' 1!11 ftd TEN·DE·R. .SMOkED .H~·~~~:~·::o !lwUt's "Toppy" llnltl - •Lela, mnd, IUCer eantl . $LIC~D ' Baot1a Brllltl ,., ' ,. .....' Booth TU&ylolll ~) COD . or PERCH FILLET·S•· •• 35c ' I lb. WESSON· Oil ··· ··.,. ·.qum 77c I• K1'lft ' c '• ~ -' ' ' - t Bbte I Bpallet · MARGARM .. .. ·...... · lit. . ' 2 .lbs. 31¢ . • • • • • ,. . ' ' FRUITI PONQf ··-·~ tL Cll 29t ·aa ·- ··· •, A;.·la~e· hlclds • ... ~ • J \ J",l],_' " 'i )• t ,· . • • • ~- ori~y 1~¢ ·lb. ) ,, • F' • ' ' ' '. .' ~ 1'· 1 ' J 5 Jb••"39• .- • t t •' ' ' I' \ ' 2 Jllu.>ZH ' '.U. .......... : .. ......... 2 r• ;nc • 1t ( ··~: 't'i I •··········"' · ····' ··· ···· GIANTJ· 'UE ...... ....:....:_. ..... GIANT. • liQUID ........ ,•.~._ •.. ,t........ ·~· \( ' , ~ 11 I!. r : ... .......... ~ ... ~ ..,.,.. I , " -· ,49i B.A.CQN • • • ~;.• . .-lb•.t"y . FISH STICKS • • • ( ' • j i ; ' _. ' ' �" ' r---· .... - ""' .... SfHTIHEL 41. .~ ... -~ .. • -~ Editbrially ~IXJ1t'e Age Poses Intriguing Problems For We Must Read Layman's Physics up on space hat, a square, or past SipleiiS, take your choice. And 40.·YellroOIIder nowadays Is faced with q~!Stil~ilt his youngsters that leave the Who IS Sllpposed to know everything obitously inoMng verj little, bf that which cdunts, anyway. Kids on every back lot in most counties of the U. S. are quietly preparillg"Uijuid fueled bod!e-made rockets td se~l:l skyward Some of them blow up In their improvised launchlng pads jbueh to the pahi of lbe ;youllg roc· teters sdetitlds e~ed ~a~e pl!blisi!i!d lllitttte. lions to a~teur rt~eket b\,llldet& Ad~ng aq. ydjf.ollit w11al1s salt~ aM' ittai lsitlt:ij\1 fl: tht!t, what is not verj ~afe, and what'just plain Hit'l sah! at ali figured out. The Fountain of Youth Is now demollstrat· able in the laboratory At velocities approaching that of light (186,000 m1les per second) life process move slower and slower. Time passes, yes, but the physical body will not recognize It as time! Physicists expect laymen to understand it by noting the obvious fact that an observer at "A" watching a speeding object pass on a plane will see It diminish In length as Its speed increases. ,.. ' .-. ·None In MeigJ County Yet have had no reports yet In Meigs Couhty of ambitious young sci6ntifti ilhDotlnf 8. {llece of old stovepipe toWard the moon, Bpi we expect bur first one every Ume our telephone rings. We aren't countillg it ddt. Meanwhile, thm are a couple of Space. .' We Age question~ that Intrigue us. Qne hi~ to do • WCHS-TV Chanttel8 with navigation lh lbe beyond. The other re- ·reiol' )o the myslerlbus human capability of '• traveling through time and finding the long· loillbt Fountain of \'ollth. This may sound IIU bunkum but hole! on for a inoment. l\8 to havigatlon, space Is absolutely black, ev~ri In daylight! Stah clon't shine, there's no orbiting moon. Thli science reamed when the allitude of ~0 miles was renehed In a bat· ~ · · lOQn last year ~ Scientists don't seem worried' about celes• tlal navigation so they must have that one ; I ' ' Jl ,. • -~ 1lAW.-. E:RliE~S · 2 !.~· 3'c : I •' ' ~ I ' ' ' .cJWA "PIE'::·.. ·.. •.. · ··· " ··········· 25 OL, size ~ Qff!j!jj.;;~o.ol~9rl~~* Mr. ana lira. IJIU J.nia are the pmntt lif • Ibn bwD }lh. 11 ift HouatM, 'J'eJ,II. jill'. and Jill's. Ray are 'Jil'llldPU'ents. Mra. Malle! lh'Jq> ,!Jell! · l!l)'IIIID 1 ~~:lth day Gordon: Wolll of ~on w;;· I lDd ..,Uotod wUb"* .lliltllf. ~ 1 Jllrl, Georee Hli'fii'Of ,Pobierby, opeot S~ay .with 'ber parebtl, Mr. 11d Jllrl. Rll' ~an. Mrs. Don WoHe and oons were dinnet ~·If of lftL )Ia· and cbll~: Mtt.- RJlph .Dilrilt and Sptlneflo)d were ,receol Mf. a~f MtL Ott Ar- . ·' r.et '5 atiU ....'.:........ 16 OL Cai,J5c . ,. DSTA CRACKas ..,... ··:.. ·.. ....... Jiox 2k KRAFT RB~unu ....,. :~ .:.' !' ........ 2 ..t;.;. 35c .• ~ ~S'c '• . I SANBORN'COFFEE -~~:KIDNft BEANS 2JUICE - . - ' ..... ( \ .. . ·~ J' Willa BeaU 1 ' .... . t '. '• '' \ con ' "• FuU llblllli bllf, - IIUII, leu and •u&ll' 1!11 ftd TEN·DE·R. .SMOkED .H~·~~~:~·::o !lwUt's "Toppy" llnltl - •Lela, mnd, IUCer eantl . $LIC~D ' Baot1a Brllltl ,., ' ,. .....' Booth TU&ylolll ~) COD . or PERCH FILLET·S•· •• 35c ' I lb. WESSON· Oil ··· ··.,. ·.qum 77c I• K1'lft ' c '• ~ -' ' ' - t Bbte I Bpallet · MARGARM .. .. ·...... · lit. . ' 2 .lbs. 31¢ . • • • • • ,. . ' ' FRUITI PONQf ··-·~ tL Cll 29t ·aa ·- ··· •, A;.·la~e· hlclds • ... ~ • J \ J",l],_' " 'i )• t ,· . • • • ~- ori~y 1~¢ ·lb. ) ,, • F' • ' ' ' '. .' ~ 1'· 1 ' J 5 Jb••"39• .- • t t •' ' ' I' \ ' 2 Jllu.>ZH ' '.U. .......... : .. ......... 2 r• ;nc • 1t ( ··~: 't'i I •··········"' · ····' ··· ···· GIANTJ· 'UE ...... ....:....:_. ..... GIANT. • liQUID ........ ,•.~._ •.. ,t........ ·~· \( ' , ~ 11 I!. r : ... .......... ~ ... ~ ..,.,.. I , " -· ,49i B.A.CQN • • • ~;.• . .-lb•.t"y . FISH STICKS • • • ( ' • j i ; ' _. ' ' �. .I '· ' ., ' ' .. ,, ' ' . \ •' 11PtM. What Beca1be Of 't-·IJaJlY · Mila Shirley 116berta sp<!nt Sunday ~~~nln1 with Mlsa Sue Vanlowajfn. '\ · " Mn. CJ;d,•VIII C.OntJ enter· ~~~Yr. jld! ~ · birthday Sentinel, Ia ·· SPORT~ DESK·_. , ilm!Of ""- MAIIJCil . IIII!OtT UP-Produce' Altllur Eblltt. Ens, ateady, cenaumer crades tlld lira wblteo and br'own.o, A Jumboa 3IJ. A larse 32-36, A medium 29· 0! 12: 3$, A amtJI ~. II ~C4 P., f'll"• CIMI~ willftt and bl~ 1ft. 1114 lin J'OBbrae '1-43. A Diedlum IW1, B of 0Jde Van C!NCINN.t.Tl. 0. ~~ ,4lli .lr· ..' '' . 11-118. 1 ' • Must Have Football PriJg;am On Racine and Rutland: · ·' · A couple of days ago It .)'fflS n9ted that Rultlanti · p:~ys the Little Buckeye Conferenc11,Bakketball league "my~teriously" does not. This was 11ot s~~~~~~~ Joll~~~~ 1 fleetlon6 on anybody. But Rut~d 1'84~'" narl wlth: , "What's · thla 'mYJterlous' lllilnw 'Palll!tb!U Is ~~!illll about?" . It's alt'very ljmple . .Jitll says that if and when Racine a football team l_lllhe ll~l~· tbe Tornadoes will be invited th.e Buckey~ ijll~e In footliell AND bjll~etball, not ' l.*=~iliiil;~~~ ~·~ Sb that's tile prerequl$lte, & fqcji)lallteam. lrlcideptally, wo~ldn't lvpn Pjlwe)lll)tke a great fullback! He's built like oiiJ and !1\I)Vtt'"'vith great speed on the ' ' floor .. Many Racine sports fanl :bave wished their school , a f(10tball program, too, just SO,J'ohnny Wingett could detrtOn·l atra.te his bull-like strength oil a Tornado line. He doesn't fit ~~~ 1!. b~etbJU suit, _ FOR . tf , ... t~t.ShowsHie TheSbmeNifht BASKETBALL BY UNIT&D PRESS St. Josepk Pn 73 Bu1knell 64 Geo Wasklngton •01 W&ll! 80 Lafayette 70 Muklenl?"g 58 }l'elt VIrginia 71 Pittsburgh 64 Vale 65 Amherst &2 Gettysburg 65 F&M 59 Dortmoutb 67 Harvard 64 Swnrlhmore Q2 Delawal'e 73 Temple 72 Pen ru;} iv<~ma 61 Holy Cros~ 80 Byrucusc 71 Boston 1u ?3} MIT 60 • • -: Navy 90 MJnh al laJt 60 Seton llall 58 Loyola Md. Col 51 Staaon Hlgha Ind. Three Gamea-P Cllllord. 661 Ind One Gome - J. Lewis, 267. Team Three Games - Stroh's Beer, 2802 Team One Gam, - Stroh's Beer 984. TOP "5" BOWLIRS Dee Howley .. .. .. . .. .. . , P. Cllllord . .. .. .. .. R. Gibbs H. Leuka .. . .. . .. . W. Dudding .......... 181 181 180 177 176 WOMANI LIAGUl 111gb Three Game Ind, P. Mul· t•n. 47a lligh Single Game, P. Collins, 200 Team Three Gamea, Carllnga, 2263 Team Single Game, Stark.• Druas 817. Standing! Won LHI Pet Carllngs 2 I 667 Moorea Store . . . 2 1 667 New York Clcthlns 2 I 687 Starko Drugs, Winners ol Ill hall . . . I 2 33l Eberabacb lldwe. I 2 333 Roncy'a Market 1 2 383 IIAION HIO"I Ind. 3 Gamea, P. Mullen, 1145 Ind. I Game, E. Sylvester, 207 Team s Gamea, Moores Store 2404 Team 1 Gllie'il\~ol'ea Store ,.~ TOP •s• <>'I'UU AVG. P. Mullen . . . . . . . . . . . . 158 J. Clark . . . . . . . . • . . 167 M. Murray 155 P. Collins . . . . .. , . . 166 n. Virginia Rallies ' See . . Goody~·· exci~oive Trip\e·;f!;Dii!e£lii,H.r. makes 3·1' Nylon cooler rUnning, 1!»1 ~w. , edges with deep Stop-Notcheqi.vp ,~e'r '\ In -yery dire<tion. Get Ibis •troi!&'lr, aafer, ~~' laatlllg tlre now-for the price 0£ an onlD!arJ Wil,. \ .. .LADE CUTS 1 Mullen At I All popular sizes- .'! ·.' , •• Your Clllllrance of tqp t~ vQlue . · • , v. r ~ ~W I!Dl ON~~ I1J#I ~Gil A!IJ.OI!!IIIll~f, 1 ' r&o11e 9t91 ·•' Many De~rallve . beslgns For Speetal Oecaslons Middleport . " " pteh,r.,. :sUPR.EME Stewing Be,f • ... .) . ·, ' .. FULL SHANK HA&.f • • • • • • • . · l • .AT c;on PLUS TAI AND i OLD BATTERY $10.50 up , .P.ow~il's · Service Stcition • (!' ~" • 1• •• II! • .\' r .... SI.RLOI ,STEAK .. 89~ lb. PORK 'LIVER ' ;.1lbs~ 39« . l0Wf'iiAC5N · .: ..·~ "'"13¢ lb. ' , ~~~~lb. _, f4'9c ranges ... ,I I .u.5Sc . . .. . . . .. - '\~: ·'"·:·,· .· '• .. Mld~epbrl, Ohio .--.= = ~ SU~ID ~ ' • 69e lb~ I ' .' • ' '' ' '"''·HV. . • 43•, lb• ' .UP Super..)Yght . . . Leaa, B«iaeless I',,. age on Hanltlton b numb er two with • 71.3 ctrenslve mage and a 61Hl dolensive aver age ' ,. 7tTO tS LBS. ' ' ' -.. ~M":':"!U-l::orz~Ot~Er."": '- ·s==TIA~ · K=-s-.~ 't \ Super-Right quality, tcllller. cnln led•ateer beef. Cl"'tom <Ill lo JOIII' onler, ready lor ' 'f'. Allor lumr ~'l• TitBob Ferry conne<ted wilh a lroc throw after !he !Ina! b"uer as St Loula toppled Bradley put or \he Mi9Sourl Valley Conteren1111 lead. St Loots opened up a 41·2'1 h•lltlmc lead bul the Bravea ral· lied to tie the &eore ~I 811-88 l"!lb a mlnuto lo go and 10.70 with 24 oeeonds left. T~e BIU!kona were moving the bill· up court fer o lin a! &hot tbe . buket wben Ferry wu foulfll, .. CUT for FREEZER HOURS: Opeu.IIA.M. &o 5P.M. 71-64, Win No.l3 W11t, lhtrror llntc Pitt Jerry W.t. a 6-3 •O!lhomore forward. and Lloyd Sharrer, IHO center, were the ~eroeo for West Virgilia which !railed, 29·28, a! halltlq~e. Tiley teamed Jqr 29 or tho Mountolnce!l' 43 polnta In the aeeond half and had 23 and 21 point.!, mpeetlvely, lor the game Don Hennon, Pltbburgh't 5· luot, 8 Inc~ deadeye Dick connect ed lor II noM roall and ooven ol aeven !reo throwa' fer s 29-pohtl tot•!. Whole' Chuck by Special Order HANDIEST,. HANDSOM·EST PICKUP&:·. . 1HAJ:·IVER HUSTJib At0AD1 .. CHOiC' Pound for pound ~-T Nyl011 '~A~ .~MMtj MULLENS Mid~d;:·ftamiiton Clash Tops SOHIO Card In Greater Ohio League SERVICE N. Car Sl 5B N Carolina 57 ot Mid. Tenn. St. 80 Munay St. 7.l Morehead St 83 Eustcrn Ky o~~, 73 Evansville 77 Ky Wesleya n 71 John HoPklfl s 66 Catholic U. OJ Bowling Green 67 Toledo 65 Kent St. 62 Akron 55 CINCINNATI UP- The Greater trlday's d,.h between the two Notre Dat~e 70 DePaul 61 ~hlo Baskctb 11! League ltader· ~qualjo idda up to a 11'\'dae bat We5terp Mich 61 Valp.ralso 50 ship will be decided Friday, when tie. St Lou is 71 Bradley 70 Hrh·rlvo la, Middletown sod· Ham· 1lton- both ondefenled-<lasb in Bluffton 70 Ohio Nortbcrn 73 the clnclnnall Gardens. Kent Stele 62 Akron 55 The two squads arc tied lor the Ohio Wesleyan 88 Marietta 57 lead with 3 wl~ apiece. However Bowlin& Grcon 67 Toledo 65 Muaklngum ~7 Waynesburg, Pa M there all almllarlty end1. , The Mtddles bo ..t one of the loogest winning streaks in Leaaue HIGH SCHOOL ' history Th1Y have put together Lockland Wayne 59 llewport. Ky., Catholic 52 63 vlrtorles ranging over a Clcvelatld Benedictine 76 aeason spaQ, chalk\!11 up 11 Cleveland John Hay 48 season. Ha'l'llton hu won . 8 In I row In current play, ' · ' ColumbUI Sl. Mary 61 New Lexington St. Aloysius 4G In other GOL activity, lr!an~· Cleveland Collinwood 50 lleld meets Lima Friday, while Cleveland East 49 Springfield play• at UrbaJll. Greenfield visita ~orlsmouth and DUIIII$TIIN .. liONS NEW YORK UP - Deputy State Lima hosla Toledo DeVUbllf on Athletic Commissioner Jack Dul> saturday. orsteln, who held the post for 10 Middletown alao domlnaltl lhe yeara, hu resigned. No lmme- GOL s\>atlsUcs, dlate au~s10r was named. _ llcre than 27 per cent ot ~II c~t· ton consumed by tbe Allierk:an lcxlilo Industry Is consumed by mllitln South CaioUna. . ,.....,_ , , To ft~J.blwhld almo~da. rtrst pour IJGWng 'iater Oyer the.aheU· ed nut, and aoak uaUI the skin Is looaentd enough to pull od euily. To whiten the almondo, soak them 140 In cold w•ter In the retrlaorator, There are 15,000 amateur radio operators In New York stale. A bout t,OOO of them are enrolled 1r Civil Defense. ' ' lt'a.unfor!unate that Middleport plays f,o~an , night the same time Pomeroy has Athens Gellllemen of the sports fraternity I port are glvihg the Panthers the edge In this one pro~~~~ Athens is not hot and Pomeroy cold. Earl Knight and John Thompson l)llnk PomProy can take It, helped by tile home roQrt advantage, and If the Retton boys are not In an oft· night. Logan, with all Its height, will be favorecl at Middleport. The JackPts will make thel!lllelves present and accounted lor, sure and an upset Is not toq_~mprobable. But they'll have to nlay' better ball than again~~ Racine or Gallipolis to do it. That is sometlllng Messers Crooks, Bowles, Kelly, Long, Er· win, Nelson, Whitlatcli:' et.•li'l, can do and·Jare lllallle tiJ do llRES ·c ' ' • • • • tl .. 8 u.· BAG · ~7·' ,~"c �. .I '· ' ., ' ' .. ,, ' ' . \ •' 11PtM. What Beca1be Of 't-·IJaJlY · Mila Shirley 116berta sp<!nt Sunday ~~~nln1 with Mlsa Sue Vanlowajfn. '\ · " Mn. CJ;d,•VIII C.OntJ enter· ~~~Yr. jld! ~ · birthday Sentinel, Ia ·· SPORT~ DESK·_. , ilm!Of ""- MAIIJCil . IIII!OtT UP-Produce' Altllur Eblltt. Ens, ateady, cenaumer crades tlld lira wblteo and br'own.o, A Jumboa 3IJ. A larse 32-36, A medium 29· 0! 12: 3$, A amtJI ~. II ~C4 P., f'll"• CIMI~ willftt and bl~ 1ft. 1114 lin J'OBbrae '1-43. A Diedlum IW1, B of 0Jde Van C!NCINN.t.Tl. 0. ~~ ,4lli .lr· ..' '' . 11-118. 1 ' • Must Have Football PriJg;am On Racine and Rutland: · ·' · A couple of days ago It .)'fflS n9ted that Rultlanti · p:~ys the Little Buckeye Conferenc11,Bakketball league "my~teriously" does not. This was 11ot s~~~~~~~ Joll~~~~ 1 fleetlon6 on anybody. But Rut~d 1'84~'" narl wlth: , "What's · thla 'mYJterlous' lllilnw 'Palll!tb!U Is ~~!illll about?" . It's alt'very ljmple . .Jitll says that if and when Racine a football team l_lllhe ll~l~· tbe Tornadoes will be invited th.e Buckey~ ijll~e In footliell AND bjll~etball, not ' l.*=~iliiil;~~~ ~·~ Sb that's tile prerequl$lte, & fqcji)lallteam. lrlcideptally, wo~ldn't lvpn Pjlwe)lll)tke a great fullback! He's built like oiiJ and !1\I)Vtt'"'vith great speed on the ' ' floor .. Many Racine sports fanl :bave wished their school , a f(10tball program, too, just SO,J'ohnny Wingett could detrtOn·l atra.te his bull-like strength oil a Tornado line. He doesn't fit ~~~ 1!. b~etbJU suit, _ FOR . tf , ... t~t.ShowsHie TheSbmeNifht BASKETBALL BY UNIT&D PRESS St. Josepk Pn 73 Bu1knell 64 Geo Wasklngton •01 W&ll! 80 Lafayette 70 Muklenl?"g 58 }l'elt VIrginia 71 Pittsburgh 64 Vale 65 Amherst &2 Gettysburg 65 F&M 59 Dortmoutb 67 Harvard 64 Swnrlhmore Q2 Delawal'e 73 Temple 72 Pen ru;} iv<~ma 61 Holy Cros~ 80 Byrucusc 71 Boston 1u ?3} MIT 60 • • -: Navy 90 MJnh al laJt 60 Seton llall 58 Loyola Md. Col 51 Staaon Hlgha Ind. Three Gamea-P Cllllord. 661 Ind One Gome - J. Lewis, 267. Team Three Games - Stroh's Beer, 2802 Team One Gam, - Stroh's Beer 984. TOP "5" BOWLIRS Dee Howley .. .. .. . .. .. . , P. Cllllord . .. .. .. .. R. Gibbs H. Leuka .. . .. . .. . W. Dudding .......... 181 181 180 177 176 WOMANI LIAGUl 111gb Three Game Ind, P. Mul· t•n. 47a lligh Single Game, P. Collins, 200 Team Three Gamea, Carllnga, 2263 Team Single Game, Stark.• Druas 817. Standing! Won LHI Pet Carllngs 2 I 667 Moorea Store . . . 2 1 667 New York Clcthlns 2 I 687 Starko Drugs, Winners ol Ill hall . . . I 2 33l Eberabacb lldwe. I 2 333 Roncy'a Market 1 2 383 IIAION HIO"I Ind. 3 Gamea, P. Mullen, 1145 Ind. I Game, E. Sylvester, 207 Team s Gamea, Moores Store 2404 Team 1 Gllie'il\~ol'ea Store ,.~ TOP •s• <>'I'UU AVG. P. Mullen . . . . . . . . . . . . 158 J. Clark . . . . . . . . • . . 167 M. Murray 155 P. Collins . . . . .. , . . 166 n. Virginia Rallies ' See . . Goody~·· exci~oive Trip\e·;f!;Dii!e£lii,H.r. makes 3·1' Nylon cooler rUnning, 1!»1 ~w. , edges with deep Stop-Notcheqi.vp ,~e'r '\ In -yery dire<tion. Get Ibis •troi!&'lr, aafer, ~~' laatlllg tlre now-for the price 0£ an onlD!arJ Wil,. \ .. .LADE CUTS 1 Mullen At I All popular sizes- .'! ·.' , •• Your Clllllrance of tqp t~ vQlue . · • , v. r ~ ~W I!Dl ON~~ I1J#I ~Gil A!IJ.OI!!IIIll~f, 1 ' r&o11e 9t91 ·•' Many De~rallve . beslgns For Speetal Oecaslons Middleport . " " pteh,r.,. :sUPR.EME Stewing Be,f • ... .) . ·, ' .. FULL SHANK HA&.f • • • • • • • . · l • .AT c;on PLUS TAI AND i OLD BATTERY $10.50 up , .P.ow~il's · Service Stcition • (!' ~" • 1• •• II! • .\' r .... SI.RLOI ,STEAK .. 89~ lb. PORK 'LIVER ' ;.1lbs~ 39« . l0Wf'iiAC5N · .: ..·~ "'"13¢ lb. ' , ~~~~lb. _, f4'9c ranges ... ,I I .u.5Sc . . .. . . . .. - '\~: ·'"·:·,· .· '• .. Mld~epbrl, Ohio .--.= = ~ SU~ID ~ ' • 69e lb~ I ' .' • ' '' ' '"''·HV. . • 43•, lb• ' .UP Super..)Yght . . . Leaa, B«iaeless I',,. age on Hanltlton b numb er two with • 71.3 ctrenslve mage and a 61Hl dolensive aver age ' ,. 7tTO tS LBS. ' ' ' -.. ~M":':"!U-l::orz~Ot~Er."": '- ·s==TIA~ · K=-s-.~ 't \ Super-Right quality, tcllller. cnln led•ateer beef. Cl"'tom <Ill lo JOIII' onler, ready lor ' 'f'. Allor lumr ~'l• TitBob Ferry conne<ted wilh a lroc throw after !he !Ina! b"uer as St Loula toppled Bradley put or \he Mi9Sourl Valley Conteren1111 lead. St Loots opened up a 41·2'1 h•lltlmc lead bul the Bravea ral· lied to tie the &eore ~I 811-88 l"!lb a mlnuto lo go and 10.70 with 24 oeeonds left. T~e BIU!kona were moving the bill· up court fer o lin a! &hot tbe . buket wben Ferry wu foulfll, .. CUT for FREEZER HOURS: Opeu.IIA.M. &o 5P.M. 71-64, Win No.l3 W11t, lhtrror llntc Pitt Jerry W.t. a 6-3 •O!lhomore forward. and Lloyd Sharrer, IHO center, were the ~eroeo for West Virgilia which !railed, 29·28, a! halltlq~e. Tiley teamed Jqr 29 or tho Mountolnce!l' 43 polnta In the aeeond half and had 23 and 21 point.!, mpeetlvely, lor the game Don Hennon, Pltbburgh't 5· luot, 8 Inc~ deadeye Dick connect ed lor II noM roall and ooven ol aeven !reo throwa' fer s 29-pohtl tot•!. Whole' Chuck by Special Order HANDIEST,. HANDSOM·EST PICKUP&:·. . 1HAJ:·IVER HUSTJib At0AD1 .. CHOiC' Pound for pound ~-T Nyl011 '~A~ .~MMtj MULLENS Mid~d;:·ftamiiton Clash Tops SOHIO Card In Greater Ohio League SERVICE N. Car Sl 5B N Carolina 57 ot Mid. Tenn. St. 80 Munay St. 7.l Morehead St 83 Eustcrn Ky o~~, 73 Evansville 77 Ky Wesleya n 71 John HoPklfl s 66 Catholic U. OJ Bowling Green 67 Toledo 65 Kent St. 62 Akron 55 CINCINNATI UP- The Greater trlday's d,.h between the two Notre Dat~e 70 DePaul 61 ~hlo Baskctb 11! League ltader· ~qualjo idda up to a 11'\'dae bat We5terp Mich 61 Valp.ralso 50 ship will be decided Friday, when tie. St Lou is 71 Bradley 70 Hrh·rlvo la, Middletown sod· Ham· 1lton- both ondefenled-<lasb in Bluffton 70 Ohio Nortbcrn 73 the clnclnnall Gardens. Kent Stele 62 Akron 55 The two squads arc tied lor the Ohio Wesleyan 88 Marietta 57 lead with 3 wl~ apiece. However Bowlin& Grcon 67 Toledo 65 Muaklngum ~7 Waynesburg, Pa M there all almllarlty end1. , The Mtddles bo ..t one of the loogest winning streaks in Leaaue HIGH SCHOOL ' history Th1Y have put together Lockland Wayne 59 llewport. Ky., Catholic 52 63 vlrtorles ranging over a Clcvelatld Benedictine 76 aeason spaQ, chalk\!11 up 11 Cleveland John Hay 48 season. Ha'l'llton hu won . 8 In I row In current play, ' · ' ColumbUI Sl. Mary 61 New Lexington St. Aloysius 4G In other GOL activity, lr!an~· Cleveland Collinwood 50 lleld meets Lima Friday, while Cleveland East 49 Springfield play• at UrbaJll. Greenfield visita ~orlsmouth and DUIIII$TIIN .. liONS NEW YORK UP - Deputy State Lima hosla Toledo DeVUbllf on Athletic Commissioner Jack Dul> saturday. orsteln, who held the post for 10 Middletown alao domlnaltl lhe yeara, hu resigned. No lmme- GOL s\>atlsUcs, dlate au~s10r was named. _ llcre than 27 per cent ot ~II c~t· ton consumed by tbe Allierk:an lcxlilo Industry Is consumed by mllitln South CaioUna. . ,.....,_ , , To ft~J.blwhld almo~da. rtrst pour IJGWng 'iater Oyer the.aheU· ed nut, and aoak uaUI the skin Is looaentd enough to pull od euily. To whiten the almondo, soak them 140 In cold w•ter In the retrlaorator, There are 15,000 amateur radio operators In New York stale. A bout t,OOO of them are enrolled 1r Civil Defense. ' ' lt'a.unfor!unate that Middleport plays f,o~an , night the same time Pomeroy has Athens Gellllemen of the sports fraternity I port are glvihg the Panthers the edge In this one pro~~~~ Athens is not hot and Pomeroy cold. Earl Knight and John Thompson l)llnk PomProy can take It, helped by tile home roQrt advantage, and If the Retton boys are not In an oft· night. Logan, with all Its height, will be favorecl at Middleport. The JackPts will make thel!lllelves present and accounted lor, sure and an upset Is not toq_~mprobable. But they'll have to nlay' better ball than again~~ Racine or Gallipolis to do it. That is sometlllng Messers Crooks, Bowles, Kelly, Long, Er· win, Nelson, Whitlatcli:' et.•li'l, can do and·Jare lllallle tiJ do llRES ·c ' ' • • • • tl .. 8 u.· BAG · ~7·' ,~"c �I CliFTON 0110 ID;rtloD. llllli'IIUID cbar( • lOc----' ,..,., ~l!:;•~~:i~!~:~~:~~~;~~:ru~l>~~:"?r~w~ord.~~~~~~~~~:~ ~ Rotje Ellen Roush was honOred with a birthday party Saturdoy afternoon by h~ parents. Games were played and prizes awarded to Elaine Cartwright. Linda Call and •Phyllis . Grimm. Ice cream, eake and Kool ade was served to Elaine Cartwright, Lin~a Call, Susie Wamaley, Henry v'an Meter, Phyilis Grimm, Mrs. Katie Van Meter ;1~r:. Mrs. Detncr held a surprise and daughter, birthday party Friday evening in honor of her son Petie on his 8th birthday. ud 9pedal Notlcel ol Eweata $1 .00. 01-lttWIOI ' 'Games were played with prizes cent Per word: won by Jackie Call, Jennifer Van Meter and Chorlcne Kelley. Refreshments were serve'd to David 1 3 room furnished aparlmt!nl witft and Brian Kearn~ Jirrimy and ll Notices bath. Utilities furni.shcd. Home Charles Blake, Jackie and ·Linda Wanlell - Couple..,ho would ap· Restaurant, Middleport. Call, Elaine Cartwright, Charlene pretiate Low Rent, -"oceaslonal 1 14 6lc Kelley, Harry Jo Van Meter, Jenir:boriog duties. Reference's re· fer Van Meter , Frankie and Dan· qulred. Call P57·K. I 10 6tc lor Rent - E>rleuston Lalldera. ny Robinson, Milton Ra)' Rous~. Ham Shool Racine Plar.ing Mill , S<affolll Loards, 1lrop Cloth! Mr. and Mr~· Dallas Roush, Mr. January 19. -I 11 7tc Ciloton Fisher, Middleport. and Mrs. Millon Roush, and Mrs. fh.rne 621:5-X. 111 u Lou Gillon and children. 18bl AutO !'>eo ViceS PERSONALS ~---£ight Room House. TIYO story. Mrs. Alma Peck ~nd son, Jerry ' · 11. RAw I...~GS SONS co. _ :U Modern bath on second floor and daughter Shen·y and Carrol hour Wresker Service. Oa) toilet and lavatory oil f•t:..l, Brown ol Chillicothe, 0., Mrs. 'Bet· Pbont~ f!~i7. Nlibt Pllooe good garage about five minutcf ty Gladwell of Columbus, Mrs. Del· 60311-X. DWGE • P!.YMOU'III • !rom Court' House .. ,\. N. Ben ' bert Be<ker, Middleport_; caUOIJ on DEALEI<1l J 8 U · gel, "310-M. J-IJ.6tftJ Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Henry Sunday. _ _----Mrs. Charles Armstrong of Co· pri lumbus spent Saturday night wlth ~ apar l~;t.~ Cooking (81 Auro Sales 27 Mr. and Mr~. E. 0. Henry. 1 vilegcs. Close in tuwn. Mr. and Mrs. -Harry S<arberry of ,955 Buick V8 2 dr. Sedan. Oyna• Bulterq_ut· Ave., Pomeroy. Dayton called on Mr. and Mra J. flow drive. A careful one owner 1·10-0tc. M. Little, Sunday. tJIC on anotht'!r new Buick .Radio Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Van Meter and Healer. $1,5M. Blaetlnar·~ frailer epace. Ue~rt of Muldl~ port. Get luc•.tcd before mQdd1 and family spent Sunda:,.. with Mr. Pomeroy 1 13 6l(· around hurh yo•. Phone 9•63. and Mrs. Bob Greer of Pt. Pleas · Edgar ~nolds, ReY•>old's Dairy ant. Mr. and Mra. Rober( Speaker ol Store, lll·ldieport, Ohio. . 1n 2 •uo Middleport visited Mr. and Mrs. James Young and family Sunday. Employment Mra. Dencil Dunlap of Pl. Pleas19li3 Dodge VB 4 dr. Coronel S< ant is spending the week with her dan.Ooe of the d eanest. '53s in 1 wonted ,parents 1 Mr. and :MrJ;. Artley area. $79rl. Blaettnar's Pomeroy. - - - -h.ld . h Blake. I 13 61< Will mind your c I m my omc. · Marilvn Darst underwent a htnCall 72-M. 1 11 3tc lllectooioy thia week at St. Joseph - - -tto1p1tal in Parkersburg. --Beverly Burns attended a 4·H (20)8usiness Services meeting at Maaon Monday nll!ht. · Mrs. Gevrge Burns attended a 19113 Buick V8s 4 dr. Sedan. Choice Good Clean Used Cars Garden Club meeting Monday at of th;ee fmc oars $095. Biael· All Makes and Models the home of Mrs. Hen!')' Buck at tnar's, Pomeroy. 1 13 61~ U Thr more thall one incor- ·:c I I ~ . THOMAS FORK Who Goofed On Missile Program? Is Asked -In President's Message Mr. &n..iMf>i.Mrs. Lawrence· Eblir Alice MoON ly BY LYLE C. WILS~ON mcnts show a ratC! -or progreSJ and daughlers, Mr. and Mrs. Wal Stoff CorrHpondtnt thai sp~/JIS for itself. O»~Y ' ter Eblin and family and Steve WASHINGTON UP' - Tucked brief tinlf back, we were spend- Eblln ealled on Mr. and Mra. nvay in the .early passages of lng at t~e rate of only about. one Paul Snider and family and their President E1senhuwer's -_annu~1 million ~ollars a year ., on long fllther, Tom Eblin and son Boh m~age to Congress was a gen· range ~stie missiles. In 11JS7 Sunday afternoon. tie -~~iQ(!er of the .a.dminis~a- we spenJ ~ more_. th .m one billion Pvt. Carl DeLong ·spent tion answer to the quesJion: ' Who dol1ni"s. '~ ..weekend here, with his wife goofc~ 1 on the b•liis\ic missile Riltl'f?d to Mlsill11 his parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. A. program? ·I • 1'he refCrwce in that. · para- DeLong. / The :1d1_11inist.ration'S answer .is ~ra ph to .what Eiseohow'er called Mr. and Mrs. Artie Eblin ahd that it was President Harry S "those aChievements" was per- daughter Diana ealled on bis Truman. F.isenhower, ho\Vcver, re~tl y plain. It referred to what pare~ts, Mr. and Mrs: Steve Eblin did not name Truman. He put il · has been accomplished in the Ei· thls way: senhower years' v.:ilh the ThOr, 'Jmlcd Stales in J()W gear in the "When it is remembered tt,at IupHer and Polaris missiles misdle race. aur counlry fHt s concentrated On \\' h ~ch had been discus~t:d in the Lhe development of ballistic mis· preceding paragraph. silcs for only about a third a~ The crack about spending only I tone: a~ the Sovict.c;, the!lc achieve· ahout one million dollars a )eat' :-~n ballislic.s missiles a brier tlme Arabia, otre )'ear ago. His addretis back requir«!d some rcsearclt Tht. ls: S-Sgt. William Bubo 15247293, research disclosed, as might •nave 2349 Hospital Ward C·l, Parks Air been expected, that the one mjlForce Base, Cali(ornia. lion expenditure was TrumBn•; .Mrs. Nelson Roush and son of baby. 1~ was sprnt ' in the fiscal New Haven and :~rs. Glen Glaze ·year 1903 fot which Mr. T pre· and ciiiidren, Pomeroy, ..visited p>red hfa last presidential bud· Mrs. Harry Johnson, Wednesday. get. -,·, Mrs. L\(lvd Williams . attended The record snows l_h:tt three rites of Mrs. Nancy Love at the vcati later, fiscal 1956, spending Heights EuB Church Friday after- was·250 million and t?at. in fiscal noon. She was an aunt of Mrs. Wil· 19~7 whlcfi ended last June 30, lt llam•' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Greer, ol hit one billion dollars. E o, )V!thout naming names, El· New Haven visited Mr. and Mrs. senhowcr sought to tag Truma1l Ft'lll Lewis recently. M,. Betty Call and son, Jackie, twice-first, for letting lhe Soviet Mrs. Margie Cartwright anjl Ann Union get a head stni"~ on mis-Williams were shopping Thursday siles, and, ~'.!cond for finally socnding so little as to keep the afternoon. ~nlted ' METROPOliTAN I .. , ', ~AUTO ~SHOW . .. I .,_r--- - - ----- ' PT. PLEASANT . • Notional Guard Arm~ry ADMISSION . F.REEI . See Ji'orelgn .Sports far• atad VoSo Models .- LIVE MUSIC DOOR PRIZES ,, { o· " I . ltome ·, New Furl'lituN ,_99.00 FOB ·~:.-~KER n., . .c ·' '· .• ) CatsUp·:,·: · 2 37C 1 •• Large Shank Pomon with Generous Amount , · - .• • ,i ~ Portion. I .. lb. .:.lb. 49¢ . Bu.H'·.·,-.. sPortion • 0 Slices. r.nttr • ·. ~:..- -· ·; 25 Wings;:--:~. • ~:· I • • 0 , , 111' . Wienen • ~. - · T \ .Shr111p . .o"'. :."t o •-Sio·,. ~ 2 •· et ~ u lfHdH • • t~ ' : . . .' I ~~ - · paacheS~~~;;~ ~~~~ • "' lj, .• $' , _No. 303 cons • CLIFTON •.. .. • • • •• , • \ : l_t _; - • ' ·· ·" :·~: : ··; lltL."t..IZ:.JII , -~~~1~ ,. : .••. .• '-· :, ~ '' 11 ··' -. llex ••• · I: : , · · \ ' .. :,· .~. 11111111111111'i, 11111111 ,,, . . , , , , , , , , . . 111111111111111111111111,111111111111 1 I ..... . ,.. ~ '• ' .• 00 • " .. ., . 1 ·I •. .,,.ii••.•••••••n•i•n•• · . · Washington State Red Delic1~us . ·' '· • ' ) !41'1. Job~ Taylor ollcl Johit Taylor Jr. were viliUnl !Ill. and ?.!rf, Nea Henrj rrtday. . · RaiP.h • C~gbl, Muon, villted !l\ltl ·Belley SatUrday aftemll<llt. Ilfr1i. 1ohlll<in; loin. lrallll Kelley. ind MH. lllilile :AJdrldie were 11. shopplha .In Gilli~Ua •• tehnt- Ham 3 6oz. 1 • 0 •• • • ;. • • • • • · 4!' ' · . · . _ ·s~t!taht<. - ~\~,! tb. 59¢ . Coffee~~~~Ln:J~~~~.i·.~··r:~.~;.Su,m. -..:' ~~!·.. ·:.•· n' a.. :;a It F"lSu..... ·t. . ~-at' ""rv. ·-•1 . ,. • ,, ' 5 s1 • ·~- . ~ ~ork S~sage ..KI"I~~~~~~~, .. :u 39c I ' . 99; : Get Your ~avorite Chicken Pieces Breast~-~~~-· tb- -~9; 0 ... F!-\lit. ,, 0 6oi. cclnt Kreg.; . TomoiQ, :c·Oc ·, ·kta•l , I KroiJ~r s· • .., •••••••••••••••••••••• ' /4 . sr.· . '~ JUIC8................ . . ·- Braun Bros.· Ready-to·Eat 6-7 lb. Shank . ' FO.R .. of Center Slices Left 0•. (24) For Sale or rode_ I · .. \ • er fttlce l ol i •• • ~ •• •• ehd free· 1 acr' toi hito~r1•'<ptl· " 1 •• 1 'House • dom frolit'for •"'11,' o .and deslaned ea,Y caro Uvlng. With abundanl .storage facll· itlcs and .room a~t No stairs, Inside or out. Ju,t one step inlo your car. Ralph Rlll8<lll, Star R~ute, Pomeroy. 1 B 31c ,l.,..r"" , 1 " - '- 0 21 ) 'Reoi'Estatcl,' J.i',i •u .' a 'D2 WliiYB Station Wa~on. Or•· gina! paint; low mlleaae. Will sell or trade for '113 or 'M 2-duo;· Phone 374-M. 1·14·lllc · 1 - - --· 4 year old' rldln& ~oiltt '. Cheap. ~~~~~~~:!=~~~ 1 Phone 8flGD~ l,'om~!W ~ 14 3\C l;lecU-olul ~we,;-per and •C:lartlttlt __....::__. For Sole. Call 3461 before a a. tnt or Iller h "'·. 10 ~ 81fp •. . ~ •"~JA 1'1'~-,.- . ··, ..., c LB. ·CAN i ~!!~~ ~c:lo~~~~~er:uc~ Ne;0~:~:: l!;~~}! l' · d~tt~~·~ with 75 new and u10d traUeri 1& to 110 al!o 10.widea. ""' '" and three bedrooms, natlona!I. known mak... The ioweot Jl09' alble Ierma anywhert. Drive IIIUe and •• ~• a lot. The" ar well worth rour trip. This I JOur WT shopping place, ~ come prepared to deaL Fall free delivery. Move in 'tomor row. Anytblna of value liken tD tra~o. '• W;.V!RLy MOBILE .,,.ME SALES U. I. Hl1hway 2S · WAYIILY, OHIO 3 7 .•. • i lllbbt. .,, . ' ·1 .: , 11 21 Utfp •·wing m-ac'-lne. Iri ••ocd condl· .. '" rd . lion. ·toll 8!113-Y. Mrs. 0. on •. Wolfe, Middleport. 1 H 3tc !)oat and motor. $223. Soc Cecil A. ·Smllll, Box Ill, Maaon, W. Va. I !Ute ' . ..•• =r=====-=-=-=-=- jjAt! 4~f~o::~~ ... I 8 MI. North Pt. Pleasant on Rt. 6% .\ OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. TRAILERS TRAILERS j F,RIDAY and SATURDAY .. , '. and !Iarry Roush spent Sunday at Glenwood visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Fannie Blake, Mrs. Clifford Mathew Long. '. Mr. lmd Mrs. Charles Aliens· 'worth and son moved to Middle· port TecenUy. Mi88 Leona Wamsley who is at· tending Marshall College spent the week end with her relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wamsley. -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;:;;;;2;-::23;;;;lf Mr. and Mrs. Fred· Lewis, Mr. • and Mrs. Isaac ~wjs P.nd son, Da·Gentie Pony 6 yra old. •iso dinin~ na, attended 'blrt~day party. Sal· · rnom suite, table, 0 chai rs, hllf· urday night at New Haven honor· let and china doscl. Mrs. Vir· STRUCTURAL I BEAMS lng Mr~. Robert Greer. A potluck glnljl Carter, Lonl otlom, Ohro SCRAP IRON _ METALS supper wus served to thirty guests. I 13 3l f' Mrs. D~na Lewis visited MIss 1tctba Lewi! sunday afternoon. William Bass open! th• week · .CUllom Bulil Kitchen Kitchen end at home with hla family. detigned lor yqnr homo Free Phono 510 PomtrO\ Cba~les Cartwright attended • ••llm•t... Foremu !. AbJt>tt. Masonic meeting at CnUogevllle on Jlho•e e~Y. 6 e If Thunday ni&ht. Ralph Car}wriJht, Mason, called 'I'OR SA.ilo: one Lanca;,_.,r dee» CONCRETE BLOCKS on Mr. and Mr~. Cbirles Cartwell Jet pump , wl\u prosauro wright, Sunday. tank an.l awll£11. Also 911-foet "Build Better For Ltll" Mrs. ~·rank McDern1itl, Letart, plutlc ,:r.e, l~ 1 I¥.; on• Houle visited Mrs. Harri•on HoblnGllUESER BLOCK CO. architect's dra"'in& tahte, o"Ooi son and lamlly Saturday. ana loplo on• cyr•wrlttr desk Proceed& fro111 the. 4-ll Bake ~ale 3 Milto North of Pomeroy IDd one 111\nl etbl,.t, handmade. at the Wllliallls Grocery Store on one eleeti'lt: c.bt. oaw, one woi><t On Rt. 33. Call Wm. Grlllfilr saturday were $!18.36. lathe,, orio solid o•k 11dcboard, ' R~ck Sprint• Visiting Mr. and Mn. Lew Hofl· •• "Wblte" oew\og machine, man sunday and Monday were 'Mr. IIIWa\111; P~o" Pomeroy 81H. Your Oni1 A1rthori1ed and M". Emil Hollm~n and lam· 10 Uti, Fuller BRUSH MAN iiy, Pt. Plca,.nt, l!fr. a~d J4r. Lloyd "' ~:-'double di!C. 1.16" ''"~'c James Marriner !lolfman and · ao.n; Kennle, Pome' 7" 1. Mtln St. roy and Mr!. Ray Thomp••• ,ol · bottom Jo"n' Doorc pull plow. .. Pomeroy, Ohio Vernon. . '· f >', • 1·14" double bottom lnternatlon· 'loottt No, 121 ,... Allor S PM Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fox of Cll ton · · · ol no. B Pull Plow an rubber. l 10-7·U nave received word thol thelr 1011, aet c~luv,tor• for Farman Fl: - - - - - - - - - s-Sgt. wnuam G. Bobo, undorwent .traotor. HIM\ Jnhn Dme Ira· Troc Service. 1'rimq1ing or remov- ma)Q~ !UrJ~ry at Parks AFB !losctol with llydrallc loador and ing. e yaars experience. Rohmt pital, W.tqq!llldoy, Jan. e. The opor• · . J ~I liydralle cultivator for . the Sayre. !'hone 39DD, .Racine. atlon 1, a mull ol a serious i~· .-ove tractnr, 1 good "" d 1 14 6tc jury suf[orod by Boboln .s" lud~, ' · 'IOX38 lraetor, Ure and · tub• ' ;:;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;::;;~~ 100<1 fre1h Gucrn!luy Durham _. - - - ~~ ~ llrDt111 9 'mpt-tD ._.._ .\ltDCJ. crW~.~ n>llk cow I mixed cow. JllddJeporl. Fl.,. • ~nblt• Ralp~ A. Lambright, RD No. 2 ' ll'ladi. l'ilo<.·' 11111&-J · 8,111.11 Baiiay Run Road, romeroy, :.=::....:.: ::::.---Ohio 1 6 6tt' ACT NOW i ( . -·-- POINT PLEASANT-J4YQES 1ST ANNUAl , • ~:~,:~·=~d daughcr, Ann Yvonne WE BUY ' P.-.,. ,1181 1965 Oldsmobile V6 2 dr. Hard Top Cpe. Hydramalic drive. AUTO SALES R&H. Almost like the day lt,w., , sold! $!,69ft. Biaetlnar's, Pom- QUICK SERVICE on Walch . Re 1 t3 61.c pairing by Factory Tra~ned watchmakers COLLINS JEWEf... '66 FordPlck~p, new mutor, take ERS, Pomeroy. l 3 lf over paym~ nta for b11lance due --" -· _ See Eusene . Snyder, 738 E RADIO 1< 1'JlLEV iSIO:• SERVICE. Main, Pomeroy, 0. 1-16·311'· Phone 200. Cleland Ar>t>iiance !.. \ -------·Store. 116 W. Main St., Pomeroy 1. 19 ~ f:or So it. _ _ _ \ Sunday alternoon. • John plo~i. ... I. ! ·' , Mrs. Ailee Moore and grand: ·. -~e~. Eillson Weaver o mason . ,hUdren Shirley and Junior Ro · cut called on ,Jir. and 14\'L Ill~;: f, berts •penl sunday alternoon Eblin Frida)" evenlnl- Mrs. Eblin •. with her brother Mr. and Mr~ who ls ill,ls l~pr~vln&. .~ ~ I • . _- ...,.. __.. ___ �I CliFTON 0110 ID;rtloD. llllli'IIUID cbar( • lOc----' ,..,., ~l!:;•~~:i~!~:~~:~~~;~~:ru~l>~~:"?r~w~ord.~~~~~~~~~:~ ~ Rotje Ellen Roush was honOred with a birthday party Saturdoy afternoon by h~ parents. Games were played and prizes awarded to Elaine Cartwright. Linda Call and •Phyllis . Grimm. Ice cream, eake and Kool ade was served to Elaine Cartwright, Lin~a Call, Susie Wamaley, Henry v'an Meter, Phyilis Grimm, Mrs. Katie Van Meter ;1~r:. Mrs. Detncr held a surprise and daughter, birthday party Friday evening in honor of her son Petie on his 8th birthday. ud 9pedal Notlcel ol Eweata $1 .00. 01-lttWIOI ' 'Games were played with prizes cent Per word: won by Jackie Call, Jennifer Van Meter and Chorlcne Kelley. Refreshments were serve'd to David 1 3 room furnished aparlmt!nl witft and Brian Kearn~ Jirrimy and ll Notices bath. Utilities furni.shcd. Home Charles Blake, Jackie and ·Linda Wanlell - Couple..,ho would ap· Restaurant, Middleport. Call, Elaine Cartwright, Charlene pretiate Low Rent, -"oceaslonal 1 14 6lc Kelley, Harry Jo Van Meter, Jenir:boriog duties. Reference's re· fer Van Meter , Frankie and Dan· qulred. Call P57·K. I 10 6tc lor Rent - E>rleuston Lalldera. ny Robinson, Milton Ra)' Rous~. Ham Shool Racine Plar.ing Mill , S<affolll Loards, 1lrop Cloth! Mr. and Mr~· Dallas Roush, Mr. January 19. -I 11 7tc Ciloton Fisher, Middleport. and Mrs. Millon Roush, and Mrs. fh.rne 621:5-X. 111 u Lou Gillon and children. 18bl AutO !'>eo ViceS PERSONALS ~---£ight Room House. TIYO story. Mrs. Alma Peck ~nd son, Jerry ' · 11. RAw I...~GS SONS co. _ :U Modern bath on second floor and daughter Shen·y and Carrol hour Wresker Service. Oa) toilet and lavatory oil f•t:..l, Brown ol Chillicothe, 0., Mrs. 'Bet· Pbont~ f!~i7. Nlibt Pllooe good garage about five minutcf ty Gladwell of Columbus, Mrs. Del· 60311-X. DWGE • P!.YMOU'III • !rom Court' House .. ,\. N. Ben ' bert Be<ker, Middleport_; caUOIJ on DEALEI<1l J 8 U · gel, "310-M. J-IJ.6tftJ Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Henry Sunday. _ _----Mrs. Charles Armstrong of Co· pri lumbus spent Saturday night wlth ~ apar l~;t.~ Cooking (81 Auro Sales 27 Mr. and Mr~. E. 0. Henry. 1 vilegcs. Close in tuwn. Mr. and Mrs. -Harry S<arberry of ,955 Buick V8 2 dr. Sedan. Oyna• Bulterq_ut· Ave., Pomeroy. Dayton called on Mr. and Mra J. flow drive. A careful one owner 1·10-0tc. M. Little, Sunday. tJIC on anotht'!r new Buick .Radio Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Van Meter and Healer. $1,5M. Blaetlnar·~ frailer epace. Ue~rt of Muldl~ port. Get luc•.tcd before mQdd1 and family spent Sunda:,.. with Mr. Pomeroy 1 13 6l(· around hurh yo•. Phone 9•63. and Mrs. Bob Greer of Pt. Pleas · Edgar ~nolds, ReY•>old's Dairy ant. Mr. and Mra. Rober( Speaker ol Store, lll·ldieport, Ohio. . 1n 2 •uo Middleport visited Mr. and Mrs. James Young and family Sunday. Employment Mra. Dencil Dunlap of Pl. Pleas19li3 Dodge VB 4 dr. Coronel S< ant is spending the week with her dan.Ooe of the d eanest. '53s in 1 wonted ,parents 1 Mr. and :MrJ;. Artley area. $79rl. Blaettnar's Pomeroy. - - - -h.ld . h Blake. I 13 61< Will mind your c I m my omc. · Marilvn Darst underwent a htnCall 72-M. 1 11 3tc lllectooioy thia week at St. Joseph - - -tto1p1tal in Parkersburg. --Beverly Burns attended a 4·H (20)8usiness Services meeting at Maaon Monday nll!ht. · Mrs. Gevrge Burns attended a 19113 Buick V8s 4 dr. Sedan. Choice Good Clean Used Cars Garden Club meeting Monday at of th;ee fmc oars $095. Biael· All Makes and Models the home of Mrs. Hen!')' Buck at tnar's, Pomeroy. 1 13 61~ U Thr more thall one incor- ·:c I I ~ . THOMAS FORK Who Goofed On Missile Program? Is Asked -In President's Message Mr. &n..iMf>i.Mrs. Lawrence· Eblir Alice MoON ly BY LYLE C. WILS~ON mcnts show a ratC! -or progreSJ and daughlers, Mr. and Mrs. Wal Stoff CorrHpondtnt thai sp~/JIS for itself. O»~Y ' ter Eblin and family and Steve WASHINGTON UP' - Tucked brief tinlf back, we were spend- Eblln ealled on Mr. and Mra. nvay in the .early passages of lng at t~e rate of only about. one Paul Snider and family and their President E1senhuwer's -_annu~1 million ~ollars a year ., on long fllther, Tom Eblin and son Boh m~age to Congress was a gen· range ~stie missiles. In 11JS7 Sunday afternoon. tie -~~iQ(!er of the .a.dminis~a- we spenJ ~ more_. th .m one billion Pvt. Carl DeLong ·spent tion answer to the quesJion: ' Who dol1ni"s. '~ ..weekend here, with his wife goofc~ 1 on the b•liis\ic missile Riltl'f?d to Mlsill11 his parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. A. program? ·I • 1'he refCrwce in that. · para- DeLong. / The :1d1_11inist.ration'S answer .is ~ra ph to .what Eiseohow'er called Mr. and Mrs. Artie Eblin ahd that it was President Harry S "those aChievements" was per- daughter Diana ealled on bis Truman. F.isenhower, ho\Vcver, re~tl y plain. It referred to what pare~ts, Mr. and Mrs: Steve Eblin did not name Truman. He put il · has been accomplished in the Ei· thls way: senhower years' v.:ilh the ThOr, 'Jmlcd Stales in J()W gear in the "When it is remembered tt,at IupHer and Polaris missiles misdle race. aur counlry fHt s concentrated On \\' h ~ch had been discus~t:d in the Lhe development of ballistic mis· preceding paragraph. silcs for only about a third a~ The crack about spending only I tone: a~ the Sovict.c;, the!lc achieve· ahout one million dollars a )eat' :-~n ballislic.s missiles a brier tlme Arabia, otre )'ear ago. His addretis back requir«!d some rcsearclt Tht. ls: S-Sgt. William Bubo 15247293, research disclosed, as might •nave 2349 Hospital Ward C·l, Parks Air been expected, that the one mjlForce Base, Cali(ornia. lion expenditure was TrumBn•; .Mrs. Nelson Roush and son of baby. 1~ was sprnt ' in the fiscal New Haven and :~rs. Glen Glaze ·year 1903 fot which Mr. T pre· and ciiiidren, Pomeroy, ..visited p>red hfa last presidential bud· Mrs. Harry Johnson, Wednesday. get. -,·, Mrs. L\(lvd Williams . attended The record snows l_h:tt three rites of Mrs. Nancy Love at the vcati later, fiscal 1956, spending Heights EuB Church Friday after- was·250 million and t?at. in fiscal noon. She was an aunt of Mrs. Wil· 19~7 whlcfi ended last June 30, lt llam•' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Greer, ol hit one billion dollars. E o, )V!thout naming names, El· New Haven visited Mr. and Mrs. senhowcr sought to tag Truma1l Ft'lll Lewis recently. M,. Betty Call and son, Jackie, twice-first, for letting lhe Soviet Mrs. Margie Cartwright anjl Ann Union get a head stni"~ on mis-Williams were shopping Thursday siles, and, ~'.!cond for finally socnding so little as to keep the afternoon. ~nlted ' METROPOliTAN I .. , ', ~AUTO ~SHOW . .. I .,_r--- - - ----- ' PT. PLEASANT . • Notional Guard Arm~ry ADMISSION . F.REEI . See Ji'orelgn .Sports far• atad VoSo Models .- LIVE MUSIC DOOR PRIZES ,, { o· " I . ltome ·, New Furl'lituN ,_99.00 FOB ·~:.-~KER n., . .c ·' '· .• ) CatsUp·:,·: · 2 37C 1 •• Large Shank Pomon with Generous Amount , · - .• • ,i ~ Portion. I .. lb. .:.lb. 49¢ . Bu.H'·.·,-.. sPortion • 0 Slices. r.nttr • ·. ~:..- -· ·; 25 Wings;:--:~. • ~:· I • • 0 , , 111' . Wienen • ~. - · T \ .Shr111p . .o"'. :."t o •-Sio·,. ~ 2 •· et ~ u lfHdH • • t~ ' : . . .' I ~~ - · paacheS~~~;;~ ~~~~ • "' lj, .• $' , _No. 303 cons • CLIFTON •.. .. • • • •• , • \ : l_t _; - • ' ·· ·" :·~: : ··; lltL."t..IZ:.JII , -~~~1~ ,. : .••. .• '-· :, ~ '' 11 ··' -. llex ••• · I: : , · · \ ' .. :,· .~. 11111111111111'i, 11111111 ,,, . . , , , , , , , , . . 111111111111111111111111,111111111111 1 I ..... . ,.. ~ '• ' .• 00 • " .. ., . 1 ·I •. .,,.ii••.•••••••n•i•n•• · . · Washington State Red Delic1~us . ·' '· • ' ) !41'1. Job~ Taylor ollcl Johit Taylor Jr. were viliUnl !Ill. and ?.!rf, Nea Henrj rrtday. . · RaiP.h • C~gbl, Muon, villted !l\ltl ·Belley SatUrday aftemll<llt. Ilfr1i. 1ohlll<in; loin. lrallll Kelley. ind MH. lllilile :AJdrldie were 11. shopplha .In Gilli~Ua •• tehnt- Ham 3 6oz. 1 • 0 •• • • ;. • • • • • · 4!' ' · . · . _ ·s~t!taht<. - ~\~,! tb. 59¢ . Coffee~~~~Ln:J~~~~.i·.~··r:~.~;.Su,m. -..:' ~~!·.. ·:.•· n' a.. :;a It F"lSu..... ·t. . ~-at' ""rv. ·-•1 . ,. • ,, ' 5 s1 • ·~- . ~ ~ork S~sage ..KI"I~~~~~~~, .. :u 39c I ' . 99; : Get Your ~avorite Chicken Pieces Breast~-~~~-· tb- -~9; 0 ... F!-\lit. ,, 0 6oi. cclnt Kreg.; . TomoiQ, :c·Oc ·, ·kta•l , I KroiJ~r s· • .., •••••••••••••••••••••• ' /4 . sr.· . '~ JUIC8................ . . ·- Braun Bros.· Ready-to·Eat 6-7 lb. Shank . ' FO.R .. of Center Slices Left 0•. (24) For Sale or rode_ I · .. \ • er fttlce l ol i •• • ~ •• •• ehd free· 1 acr' toi hito~r1•'<ptl· " 1 •• 1 'House • dom frolit'for •"'11,' o .and deslaned ea,Y caro Uvlng. With abundanl .storage facll· itlcs and .room a~t No stairs, Inside or out. Ju,t one step inlo your car. Ralph Rlll8<lll, Star R~ute, Pomeroy. 1 B 31c ,l.,..r"" , 1 " - '- 0 21 ) 'Reoi'Estatcl,' J.i',i •u .' a 'D2 WliiYB Station Wa~on. Or•· gina! paint; low mlleaae. Will sell or trade for '113 or 'M 2-duo;· Phone 374-M. 1·14·lllc · 1 - - --· 4 year old' rldln& ~oiltt '. Cheap. ~~~~~~~:!=~~~ 1 Phone 8flGD~ l,'om~!W ~ 14 3\C l;lecU-olul ~we,;-per and •C:lartlttlt __....::__. For Sole. Call 3461 before a a. tnt or Iller h "'·. 10 ~ 81fp •. . ~ •"~JA 1'1'~-,.- . ··, ..., c LB. ·CAN i ~!!~~ ~c:lo~~~~~er:uc~ Ne;0~:~:: l!;~~}! l' · d~tt~~·~ with 75 new and u10d traUeri 1& to 110 al!o 10.widea. ""' '" and three bedrooms, natlona!I. known mak... The ioweot Jl09' alble Ierma anywhert. Drive IIIUe and •• ~• a lot. The" ar well worth rour trip. This I JOur WT shopping place, ~ come prepared to deaL Fall free delivery. Move in 'tomor row. Anytblna of value liken tD tra~o. '• W;.V!RLy MOBILE .,,.ME SALES U. I. Hl1hway 2S · WAYIILY, OHIO 3 7 .•. • i lllbbt. .,, . ' ·1 .: , 11 21 Utfp •·wing m-ac'-lne. Iri ••ocd condl· .. '" rd . lion. ·toll 8!113-Y. Mrs. 0. on •. Wolfe, Middleport. 1 H 3tc !)oat and motor. $223. Soc Cecil A. ·Smllll, Box Ill, Maaon, W. Va. I !Ute ' . ..•• =r=====-=-=-=-=- jjAt! 4~f~o::~~ ... I 8 MI. North Pt. Pleasant on Rt. 6% .\ OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. TRAILERS TRAILERS j F,RIDAY and SATURDAY .. , '. and !Iarry Roush spent Sunday at Glenwood visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Fannie Blake, Mrs. Clifford Mathew Long. '. Mr. lmd Mrs. Charles Aliens· 'worth and son moved to Middle· port TecenUy. Mi88 Leona Wamsley who is at· tending Marshall College spent the week end with her relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wamsley. -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;:;;;;2;-::23;;;;lf Mr. and Mrs. Fred· Lewis, Mr. • and Mrs. Isaac ~wjs P.nd son, Da·Gentie Pony 6 yra old. •iso dinin~ na, attended 'blrt~day party. Sal· · rnom suite, table, 0 chai rs, hllf· urday night at New Haven honor· let and china doscl. Mrs. Vir· STRUCTURAL I BEAMS lng Mr~. Robert Greer. A potluck glnljl Carter, Lonl otlom, Ohro SCRAP IRON _ METALS supper wus served to thirty guests. I 13 3l f' Mrs. D~na Lewis visited MIss 1tctba Lewi! sunday afternoon. William Bass open! th• week · .CUllom Bulil Kitchen Kitchen end at home with hla family. detigned lor yqnr homo Free Phono 510 PomtrO\ Cba~les Cartwright attended • ••llm•t... Foremu !. AbJt>tt. Masonic meeting at CnUogevllle on Jlho•e e~Y. 6 e If Thunday ni&ht. Ralph Car}wriJht, Mason, called 'I'OR SA.ilo: one Lanca;,_.,r dee» CONCRETE BLOCKS on Mr. and Mr~. Cbirles Cartwell Jet pump , wl\u prosauro wright, Sunday. tank an.l awll£11. Also 911-foet "Build Better For Ltll" Mrs. ~·rank McDern1itl, Letart, plutlc ,:r.e, l~ 1 I¥.; on• Houle visited Mrs. Harri•on HoblnGllUESER BLOCK CO. architect's dra"'in& tahte, o"Ooi son and lamlly Saturday. ana loplo on• cyr•wrlttr desk Proceed& fro111 the. 4-ll Bake ~ale 3 Milto North of Pomeroy IDd one 111\nl etbl,.t, handmade. at the Wllliallls Grocery Store on one eleeti'lt: c.bt. oaw, one woi><t On Rt. 33. Call Wm. Grlllfilr saturday were $!18.36. lathe,, orio solid o•k 11dcboard, ' R~ck Sprint• Visiting Mr. and Mn. Lew Hofl· •• "Wblte" oew\og machine, man sunday and Monday were 'Mr. IIIWa\111; P~o" Pomeroy 81H. Your Oni1 A1rthori1ed and M". Emil Hollm~n and lam· 10 Uti, Fuller BRUSH MAN iiy, Pt. Plca,.nt, l!fr. a~d J4r. Lloyd "' ~:-'double di!C. 1.16" ''"~'c James Marriner !lolfman and · ao.n; Kennle, Pome' 7" 1. Mtln St. roy and Mr!. Ray Thomp••• ,ol · bottom Jo"n' Doorc pull plow. .. Pomeroy, Ohio Vernon. . '· f >', • 1·14" double bottom lnternatlon· 'loottt No, 121 ,... Allor S PM Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fox of Cll ton · · · ol no. B Pull Plow an rubber. l 10-7·U nave received word thol thelr 1011, aet c~luv,tor• for Farman Fl: - - - - - - - - - s-Sgt. wnuam G. Bobo, undorwent .traotor. HIM\ Jnhn Dme Ira· Troc Service. 1'rimq1ing or remov- ma)Q~ !UrJ~ry at Parks AFB !losctol with llydrallc loador and ing. e yaars experience. Rohmt pital, W.tqq!llldoy, Jan. e. The opor• · . J ~I liydralle cultivator for . the Sayre. !'hone 39DD, .Racine. atlon 1, a mull ol a serious i~· .-ove tractnr, 1 good "" d 1 14 6tc jury suf[orod by Boboln .s" lud~, ' · 'IOX38 lraetor, Ure and · tub• ' ;:;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;::;;~~ 100<1 fre1h Gucrn!luy Durham _. - - - ~~ ~ llrDt111 9 'mpt-tD ._.._ .\ltDCJ. crW~.~ n>llk cow I mixed cow. JllddJeporl. Fl.,. • ~nblt• Ralp~ A. Lambright, RD No. 2 ' ll'ladi. l'ilo<.·' 11111&-J · 8,111.11 Baiiay Run Road, romeroy, :.=::....:.: ::::.---Ohio 1 6 6tt' ACT NOW i ( . -·-- POINT PLEASANT-J4YQES 1ST ANNUAl , • ~:~,:~·=~d daughcr, Ann Yvonne WE BUY ' P.-.,. ,1181 1965 Oldsmobile V6 2 dr. Hard Top Cpe. Hydramalic drive. AUTO SALES R&H. Almost like the day lt,w., , sold! $!,69ft. Biaetlnar's, Pom- QUICK SERVICE on Walch . Re 1 t3 61.c pairing by Factory Tra~ned watchmakers COLLINS JEWEf... '66 FordPlck~p, new mutor, take ERS, Pomeroy. l 3 lf over paym~ nta for b11lance due --" -· _ See Eusene . Snyder, 738 E RADIO 1< 1'JlLEV iSIO:• SERVICE. Main, Pomeroy, 0. 1-16·311'· Phone 200. Cleland Ar>t>iiance !.. \ -------·Store. 116 W. Main St., Pomeroy 1. 19 ~ f:or So it. _ _ _ \ Sunday alternoon. • John plo~i. ... I. ! ·' , Mrs. Ailee Moore and grand: ·. -~e~. Eillson Weaver o mason . ,hUdren Shirley and Junior Ro · cut called on ,Jir. and 14\'L Ill~;: f, berts •penl sunday alternoon Eblin Frida)" evenlnl- Mrs. Eblin •. with her brother Mr. and Mr~ who ls ill,ls l~pr~vln&. .~ ~ I • . _- ...,.. __.. ___ �'. . J ' • ' The Dailv Sentinel ' .,.. Plans Legion, rtDet Vonday at the home of Mrs ''ll[eUiJ wmston and was opened l>ti Mrs Gl!'lttude Buller, 'vlee \)president while the pre.udent, Jlra. Ca~pbell Harper, played the ~allonal Anthem and Mh Harn son Bentle)l gave the prayer Mrs. Harper was m charge o' "the business meeting when plan~ were made for an Amcrtcamsm program lo be g1ven on Feb 21 at Baptist Church With H E Boney, Pomeroy a ~ the guest speaker The public IS mvlted to Uu , \ program and a social hour w1li be helc:l tn th e ~lt urch d1rung roo m arter the talk The Auxilia ry votei a contn buuon to lhe M;uch of D11ncs Mrs Harper reported on the for matwn of a Jumor Umt ol t11. Auxiliary and plans were made 1o mstall these gtrl :s and also Mrs Oscar Hardaway a new member of the AuxJilary, at the ncxl meeting Mrs. Lee Pratt Is Hostess To The Kin Club , The next regular busmess meet l,.eWll:o ll,lflley Post. American the Mt Moriah • Americanism Program Th~ AUXIh~ ror the Mrs Lee Pra1t cntertamed th e Tur ~t! .ty evcnmg w1th Mrs. c J F. h1rsl>aeh president in charge of a :-~hnrt busme s~; mccl lllg A l IIIIJ J1Jutwn was vot ed for th e Mtrth of Dimes anl: It was iltl'lOunccd that the next meetl!lg would be at the home of Mrs. Emmett Blackburn Games were played tnrt pnzc., won by Mrs Emma Lctfheit Mrs R1eltard Vaughan Sr, Mrs WIJlard Ebersbach The hostess served refresh ments to those named above anU Mrs Hwold Eber~bach, l\frs Veda Lehew, Mrs Rl~hard Vaughan Jr Mrs Amucc Ohlinger. Mn Edgar Pratt, Mrs Wald Wlndou Mrs Ruth Laney and daughter and Mrs Waltur Rnwh uud thrc(• K1n Club lng Will be at the home of Mrs Butler m March The meeting closed with a prayer by Mro llentley and ''Taps' played bv • Mrs Harper The ho.stesses were Mrs Wm Elewnor ·, • • Second Ward . Women's Club Meeting Js Held -APPLE «;ROVE ct:muhv ston, Mrs C R Young car Hardaway, Mrs Sm1lh and Mrs · Arlena Rees~ Hml they :icrve1l a chJ( ken pot pic lunch to the members Plans Discussed For,Observing Cub Scout Week Sl'~l'lt'll attendance ; on ,.. ct.mll'aouuon to tne PoUo fund . was voted by the Sugday' SchooY. Rev. Grove fllled hla re1ula' •t polntment at 10 40. Hla subj~ct was "Misunderstanding" An even· gelistle <ampa110 wlll besld hero ' on March 24 with EVan Edwards of Atbeoo 11 evangeliSt. ' Wedding Is Anrumnced ALFRED IIUlo !2,wull0 the oflerint $10.ll • Mlddlepori S~lety Editor - PhoD6•8079 Mrs Os W1 1l1am LucUie Hawkins - Pomeroy Soelety Editor --: Pllone s. Schaaf - .. •• ' Society PfaJJs wen~ discussed ror help mg t:ub Seuuls 111 rorCign coun lrJC~ when the Cub Scouts of Der Six mel Wednesday after sc hool <~ t the home of lhe1 r Den Mother Mrs Charles MurraY Mulberry Avenue The mcctmg openctl w1tlt thr nledgc !> the flag and Cub Scout prom1sc •led by Make Wright Plam were also discussed rur obscrvmg Cub Scout Week 1 he group worked on a sk1t for tile pack meeting after wh1ch ~ ames were pluyed I he meetlnrclosed w1th the Cub Scout Circle 1 Attemhng were Jan C1lo, Cltarl cs Murray &dd ie Baer Make Wr1ght, Racky <.:ampbcll, Dannv Brown JQC Boney Mrs Murray Den Mothur, and Mrs Lloy~ Wnght, ll'!liislant Den Mother IY• UNtrio PillS Ohio: Cloydy ift4l rit~ l'illh '"' mlonal ..,.. flurrlts , ...,, It nlthl aof Satvtday. !lith ,.., It 35, low llnitlll to :M. ao The )4YF held ito regular moeJ· lng on Sundey evening, Jan, !Z with an altendonce of 13 youth and 2 adults ' Margaret flnn Wmdland led devotiOns, Janlte Swartz was pianist The program conslstcd of i'ew l~onSJve reading, a, B1ble reading and quiz, and a special number, "Gethscmanc" by Margaret Ann Wmdland aud two spee1al numben by the lo!Y~ group Middlep«)rf \' c ' he: --. .,. ............. ~ VOL IX NO. 292 BlNGLI OOPY-tt MEIGS FAIR '. \ - 9 ROOMS OP BOW Of Natiop Toc1ay A pernatent donn cooter on the New Enlland coait doused '-·· -• the NortheUI: witll a !bird otra1pt da1 o~ IIIOW, nm and driz:zle. M~vte;i!>ltiUen l amoun\• were Jigbj,llont ~~~ -Atlan- 1!< ALL NEW lrO)ItOn , ReRubllean Stile Chalrmanilay C. Bli.!s said thai ell .peraons !~· tertlletl In enterl!!jl hla ~Y • primaries had ba4 an ,opportu~ltY to innoUnc~ He u\d_l be wu 111tl nobOjly decided to ~~~ the in· cw\tbentl lleeouae '1biltef pnmary IICI'aps aro not eondu~llve to wln· n,nr election!.!' / The GOP commllt~e. wltb on• 1 • dl!oantlng vole, endoraed locum bents from u. S Sen. John W. (Continued oq Paae F1ve Furniture ~NCLUDES &elriJeralor an' Gat Range Par 01!7 huo dowa llld• fiB.OQ per monlb BAKER Mrs. L. Probasco Is Hon,ored Guest Mrs Lowell Probasco who w1!1 leave this week for her Ml\ home m Charlestun WliS guclil of honor Wcdncsc:l11y at a breakfast IJCid HI the home or Mrs Waller FURNIT!JRE 0. 11Jae Brllblesl Coraer ta Middleport Ct ooks Mrs Jlrnbasco Was prrscntcd h girl f1mn tlw followang h.d1cs ! Mn Pre~yterian I Women's Ass'n Meeting Held· forrest Bachtel, Mrs E l\l Dl ok<• Mrs' Br11cc Lloyd Mrs 0 p Klcrn, Mn Wnync Glbhons Mrs J J Davis, Mtfl Theo Nouh ling and Ml a Crooks ·Finol Cleoronce Ladies' ~dresses - ClaSI 12 Circle of the WSCS of Heath Mothodlst Church met Wed evening at the home of Emmlsh with lofts Har· I')' , president, In charge of the buajnei8 meellhg Mrs No· ob Haatlni substituted as devol· loaal leader for Mrs Homer Cook and read arUdes form "The ChmJ· tlan Herald" and the IOSrd Psalm wtth the prayer given by the Rev C R Konkrl~:ht Dur~ng the business meetlag plan• were made for a bake .11ale to he held on Waablntton's Birth• day, Feb 22, at the Trlluster £leaner with Ml08 Frieda Faehnle as chairman of the sale. Miss Faehnle gave a report of the sale of pecans this year wltb a $122 00 Money makllig Thi'Cl~!t· proJ~'"!a were dlS<U08ed and the the paraonaae (•rnoee dlseuaaed by tho mem• eventna's proa:ram Will i[ij·:~~~~t~~ ......,,,ll"aiDIO quiz led by the nev Kon· Enterprise EUB WSWS Meeting Held On Tuesday ~ I ' out the rei!Jon. ; Rams of one half mch sou< I portiom of W.ulri.ngton and Ore! gon and lighter amounts fell !ofr. and Mrs Grill Ruasell, Bradbury, have 'leamed that their grlnddaughter, llarb~ra Je~n S•· well, b one 9f 115 •Colorado ltate Unlyeral(f otud~nts , ,.&o \,lilve beeil nomlnate_ct 1p , thb rear'a I'Wiio'• Who Among Sludei!t In Allier*•• JJnlveraltlea." ' This 1.- one lhP ~·•.ft~): honor a junior Death Reported In Columbus Tri.f..ounty Con~rt To Be Civen Monday The body of lhe deeeasCd wu to ,$lien Hamptoo, Kerr St., Pomeroy, died auddenly Thlll'8dty mor~~o mg In Columbus He wu an em· ployee ol the State of Oblo. SurviVing are blo·wile, Lula, IIIICI a son in California retumtlcl here loter today by Mid~r-t:t High .Rob List Dr Delbert A Ru,..ll, radlol0> is the new preaiJient of the Elyria Memorial Hoapltal medical staff He " the son of loft and lofts. Griff Russell, Bradbury, and at tended the Bradbury Elementary School, graduated frol!l Middleport IIIah &:hoel and Ohio State CHESTER ly Clarice AHa• { University Mr ~ and Mrs Ern eat Gaul or He baa· been In praetlee In Tipton, Iowa, viSited briefly with llr. and Mrp. Frank Gaul on their way Jo Florida lor a vacation ' D Jl, ~leland, Columbus wa< lhe or and M" In the Medieal Arts ~uildlng. He married md has two oona, Del· bert Jr, 10, and James, 8 18 Meeting For to $39.00 Sole $1••95 '. up AS LOW AS ....... ... ...... :. $8.95 I, ' Ely "' 11nee 1947 and has hiS olllee .1· . .' I ' ·~ The Tri.C.ulltl Commuruty Con· ,, •• ,..•• , •• runeral borne at whtch "'1.' Alaodltlon will preaent the t1me arrangeriients will be made col•mbw Symphony Ordlellra on Monday, Jan %10, at the Wuhlna· giB~ S1'·oo 10 Nortliem Callfonua and east to Idaho Fatr weather prevaJled Over the Southwest, the G u) f Coast rules and the South AI lanuc reg1on The clear slt1e3 1ent rl!ldlnp plungmg to the freerll1g loark as far south 15 central MiSBIS81ppt and northern Geor&la, and as low •• the 40J In central F1ortda Forecasters predtcted conUnued snow fiurriea tGday from the Allen Hampton Barbara Sew.~ll Wins H~nors At Colorado St~tte ' ,lor Vciluta To $16.95 v,!~,. and toutb to tbe OhiO Valley and Tenn.,...., wllb eetaSIODal light .11now flurries reported through· ' ,' ' Cow otaJe.o ~ nigh' and euly today,. ~ener•llY meas uring under one-tenth of tn( inch Cloudy sk1e1 blanketed mucb of the area from tbc )Jorthcrn Plains, Kross t~ Great Lakt5 ton aehool auditorium m Gllllpo. Us · Tho q, the """"'d of the serl01 thlo Win• and IB the firlt fuJI. llcdied ordieotra to perform In the 11 year hiJtory of the locll assoclltlan. Evan Wballon, the conductor, ,. a native of Ibdiana and tias eon· dueled summer ,concerto of the Connectlwt Symphony On:bestra, the B,qalo Pbllbannoru<, aad the Sprialfteld SymPJtoll1 Orehestra The Other two eomerta this winter Ylill he Nina Dova, ballad sing· er on Feb. ZS, and The Cblllti· cl~m. 1 male quarte~ on April T The Tri-Coulllf USO<iatlon mem· bera can alao attend the Cbleqo Opm RaDel in AtheDI Friday nillhl at v~orlal Auditor~um, Oblo Univenll)'. Great Lakes reg10n and Ohm Val· ley to New England Fall' weather was expected frolll Califom11 to !he Mi.,ISSIPPI and tbe SoutHeast, wbllt showers 1 were seen for the Pacaflc Ncrth west along with some snow fiur rles 10 the northern 1Wck1es Je~y Breeders To Hear Jim Low Speak Saturday Jim Low, staff &peaker for tltt' Nationil ASSOCiation of Manufae turers, will He guest speaket at the 70111 Annual Meeting or the Ohio Jrrsey Breeders Aasocl'!l· Uon rr 1 ~ay and Saturday, lanu· ary 17·18, 1958 11le lllftf.inn will be held at the Youth ,Center on the Ohw State FmJ:rodnd~ Columbus, OhiO Thr Friday ae~~ion Will begin , 1 3 p m w1th a meeUng of the board of direelors During the e~erunrr seuicn an open discu8ll10n penod will he fuUowed by ~lee:Uon of offiee:rs • A panel dtscussion, "All JerseJ Milk" and bwilless seu1on Will blghUght the morning ·i~~~~:; hegumlng at !O:SO •· m. !l ~lr 'LO'!" wUI •peal< noon seaaion awards villi be The junior bold a sewon on mg at wbich tlnle cff1cers A guest scheduled for � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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