https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2b9edf0dc7e4d63f455db19c0abeeac6.pdf e95e5d3755f24e4996511fbd98560ce2 PDF Text Text . ' ·-_ _ - ... \ -- 8-Dally Sentinel, l'l:lmeroy:Mlddleport, 0. , J111, 11, 1991 1n ,•harg, of M rt Year New In Duties To Dedication • J y or ers Belly Dudding µ,·esident Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Bachtel Review group �,.. planned to Was Th eme Of C evo ,ons Met Monda y maThe ke , bookcase for one of !he . B00 S A Wed Devotions b Mrs. Pearl Mora opened the meeting of , sday ClUb Meet',ng primary cla..,.. Sp,c,al ,p,akFor Potluck Tuesheld church Federated lhe of Circle Friendly the Mrs Walter Waddell entertained the Middleport Ulen will be pro"1dl'<I for tht' n�xt Thl' Jolly Work�n Clas.s or er;Jry ·club at her home Wednesday afternoon at which two meeting or the class ,md , he da evening in the sanctuary th� Mason Methodisl Churcb ir.et p0 rn s ra er and thoughts on the new year and th.us time the _president of the club, Mrs. Emerson Jones. wu potllK k dinner wil_l b€ ehmmaterl leader, with on Moodoy _ evenu,g. Jan. 1•. for made lo a ne! b;[inriing were emphasized bf the be wdl n with a corsage in observance of her birthday presented campaig A formn1_1 6m1th Clothing ft a pol luck dmner. scri lure reading taken from Revelations 2 1 . A prayer I and in appreciation for her acceptance of the presldejlCy urge all class members to anend for the start of a new year for MIDDL E POR"f, OHIO for another year. She was al.so saluted with the "Happy the meelings . Attendm� on Mo !a: poe� most appro riate Pl.uns were made during period. ; devotional the closed circle, the Birthday" song. a s an e w the er . M r bus mess meeting to start � M r . Don ld . Miss El izabeth Fick. president. , Ba�la. Home Of , Mn. Jones opened lhe meeting . und Donett ilyn, Ma e Debbie, r purchase or Bibles fo r each of I aa a nat'1!'al r"elO\.ll'('f. Ml.Ss Smith_ distributed � e • r i c · Al meeting. the of harge in was with the Club Collect. I Name Btand the Sunda School class rooms. GPOr�e : M r 1and Mr,. r._len ('art- the close of her term as president booU_. for which she wu given a , a p During r ogram review the i e. d n 'Jhere were Zl membera and Dud_ '-"111is . Mrs . wrie:ht u ed o t i#>.{1 will be carri Th. Pro,'d Miss Fick presented Mrs. Waldo sLandmg vote of _thanks. A \l�te Merchandise , R: book ·Jhe Statua Seekers " two guesta, Mn. Hickman, of of the n h . .. Wm� thnrd R u . d an s I c �1r throughout the year. The business culA.!li was gIven J Bartel s , spiritual life chairman of th--'. Mlsa Ftck by Vance Packard was gi\leo by Michigan. who II vltit.tns with c-hildn·n , Dou�las and Lant> 11 t the past presiden all ,work her for a in who 1or lhe Woman's Guild. Mrs. Roger Mor<1un. - A, the auth• Mrs. Bertha Lasher, and Mn. .,..,.DJ)EJ) "� A Pledge Of � we, mad• or ,.., it. America is becoming Richard Chambon, pre- al Pfr. a nl'f �rs Fran kl in 'hrtin sincere and impressive manner, year. Church Council for t � e PFC Fran Jin Mllrtin, u. s. Ar- '"stratified'' Jn classes, the upper the meetifl&. !ell Tuesdav .,,nine for Por1 mstaUed officers elected for the lo the k Rellgioua Education Weekday apchairman !he Kno,. Ky where Frank l in is s!a- year and also my. stationed at Fort Knox, Ken- bracket, � m�ddle b acket� � a 'JOmled by the newly elected pres- fund. Mn,. Mora, program cha1r- lucky, son of Frances Martin the lower rac g The next DllllllnC will be held I tionf<I. r man. summariud the to;>ic to be of Middleport, Ohio and Ida Mae to race and re ,g , c:"° ideot uste mg Feb. 1 at the home ol Mn. Bruce Llqyd. the for theme study the for used [ � M E IGS TH EATRE of Middleport, daughter by kmd. Instal led were Miss � r m a . year, "The Mission of l h e oWilson an _ _______ rs "Ho'."' we hve �d how we d M . Howard Wilson, Smith, president : Mra. Phil GI� Church . " set forth in three pha a f Mr. se Middle,>Ort, were united ln mar- our bills detenrune our status, Pomeroy, Ohio bokar, vice president ; M n. Thom- Unity, Witne88 and Service. CW F M.eetin-• Conlenln'K:nl, self-reriage January 16 at 4 : 40 p. m. at he says. Edgar s reta y oung, s Pay Sc For A Second 1a Y � r ;· Mr . I Guests pre!lenl from o I h e r TON IGHT { e- specl and understanding of oth• Held Recently Arnold. treasure r and the lollow - , groups of the church were reco1• the Church yo Christ in Middl pr 1 ers keep up our status, the auth· The CWF of \he Tuppers Plalm •· DINOSAURUS" Pair ~ Two Pair $5.00 ' in� chail'men, Mrs. Pearl Mora, nized and each rommented brief• rt b Re Fred Gardner. A rw ' fri!nds �d rel�tives attend- or said. He also said that we Christian Church met a1 t l u (Technicolor) program ; Mrs. James Fugate, ly including Mrs. I. 8. Weed: Mrs. � Wilh Ward Ramsey Childrens. should choose �eal ta�ent regardBig Boy's r guild: Mrs. Paul Werner, l Lo _ alta ansun home of Marie Livingston recenta and Kristin H uis Reibel, Mrs. Ben Neutzling. _______ less of our station ID Ide• · flowers : Mrs. Phil G lobokar, �it- ; Mrs. Paul Nease. Mrs. Dale Stni�h FEATURETI'E This book. has been a best sel 1 ly w ith 10 member& present. ! chen and Lions club; and _M iss Mrs. Phil Williamson and M r 1. COLORCARTOONS - Worship leader was Mn. Barbera er ,for over 8 yeae� J J Girl, Attended Si'lt Si11 : publicity. Relbel. Virginia Mary Philip Meinhart. pr . pr . Anothet book. House of In Black, her theme being "A More 3½ to 7 8½ to 3 FRIDAY NOT OPEN A uni ue feature of ·the lnstallaT roop 8 MeeI',n a - Excellent Way." Study program . Nease accompanied b y Toe Letart Falls GI:"! Scoots, tellect" by Jacques Barzun was Mrs ,�rvice lion the was presenting Mn Nacline Gmbel T RDAY SATU Value s To $4.99 revi,wed by Mrs. Forrest BachV1lu-■ To $4.99 w :::...i ted a Troop 8, held a regular meeting n Mlaslonary Work pre Neulzllng, Ben Mrs. of , to pec tools and mbols s se uliar sc i "THE ENEMY GENERAL" tel. The author. who was born . solo , '' H is ltands '' to beautiful t r or officer respective a t e L the at 16 Jan. Monday of line Mens . the 1980's. during and n the Congo Johnso Womens Van in Paris in 1907. later became a m _ Fall• Grade School with 11 glT� citi,en of the United Slates. his :�ly of the chairmen, by M r ,. conclude the meeting. Jea n-Pierre Aumon t and Children, T 1'he business meeting waa con- 111so During the social hour, refresh- present and their leaders, book was presented as a st 1m u- ducted by Mrs. Eulah Ladon, . "SEX KITTENS GO Size Patrol One opened the meet m g ments were aerved by Mrs. Edlating- book and open lo argu- vice president. '1w next meeting Around And TO COLLE GE" pr, ward Baer and Mn. Pauf Werner with the flag ceremony. Patrol 6 to I I Lllfl• 6 to $ 1 ment . VanDoren Mamie With pr . with Mrs. Alfred Crow a rontrib- Two gave Girl Seoul promise. The author said that education la to be at ·the chW"tb. Mn. J, B. • Big 9 and Conway Twitty Marfett will be present to show Valuf'.<1 To $9.95 uling hostess. The troop is Invited to Salis- should never end, that art, sci- d sli es of her recent trip to ScotCOMING bury"s Curve Bor ceremony Jan. ence and philantorophy go ttand Middleport land. Tuesday Sunday, Monday, 22. in hand that said Mrs. Den\ler Nelson wenl He also to : January 22, 23, 24 at schools are the product of public Refreshments were served by A bake sale ls on Feb. 11 Birthday Parkersburg Tuesday to get her "THE APARTMENT" Cha?man·s Market Officers were opinion and that our children in the hostess and co-hosteu, Mn. With Jack Lemmon dauioter, Linda, • student at Mt. At elebroted C l ey MacLaine Shir and elected in each pa�ol. the sehools must be considered Rubil Caldwell. State. who had become ill. Linda No. Second Middleport CARTOON is_ now a patient at Holzer Hos- Robert sburg pital. Mrs. Alice Jivtden. Roberts• Larry Lat'ey and Cliff Apple burg, w. V a. celebrated hel'.. 83rd flew here from Dayton Sunday birthday Sunday. Jan. 15 al the morning lo spend tile day with home of her daughter, Mr. and Larry's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Rollins, and daugh­ Mn. Clarence Lacey and fam ily. Beler Rena . cause of weather conditions they · and Mrs. had to return lo Dayton hy car Present were M r . W. Va., Newell, Jividen Floyd and will return this Wet!k end for Balser, Clifford Mrll.' and Mr. January Sala Price their plane. 1'hey were taken to Mrs. and Mr. : Va. w. Chester, Dayton Monday by George Nea1 , ' Mr. and Mrs. M ax Orndorrr, Elmer Hen!IOn, Buffalo, w, Va. ; Sr. have returned home from Mr. and Mn. Acel Martitn, Nitro; Ashland. Ky. where they were Jerry Milhoan, Ravenawood ; Mr. called by the death of Mrs. Or�• and Mrs. James stover and chll• dorff's father. Mr. Orndorff ts dren Donna. Jami:!&, Thurman, Sl ight Irregulars I . . , Buffalo·, Boyd s1111 con\la 1esc mg trom an mJury and Haro d Ray · I ber Wa tsb Ro lker. urg; Mrs. Loren recelved while at work •t the Be ed. o f a nationally t Lana Cheryl gbt da er Phillip Sporn Plant m N ew Hav n:; J� . o':olv ille, O. ; M r and a . en, W · Va. known brand name. to\ler, Buffalo: and S Perry Mrs. Jack Kelly, son o_l Mr. and Mr�- 1 he r granddaughter, Mrs. William M, L. Kelly, wh lli emp ed Priced special for Jan­ �? ; Scarberry, Dayton, telephoned � Co!Wllbus �Ith: l e post o ice _ partment. 111 spend mg a t wo Sunday evening to sdd best wiah­ uary Sel l ing. ea. week vacation at Miami Beech. THIS CHAii IS Mr. end Mrs. Sidney Pickens PICTIJH,WINDOW Pf�fKl left yesterday for a vacation in, 4 OISTlN(TIVt Sarasota, Fla., wllo relative,. CONVHSATION l'IIClt Mainly About Mrs. Clarence Lacey and daughter, Kathy, spent Saturday in People In Parkersburg. Mlsa BeBB Sanborn ha, been 0tnef0Y ill at her home 1ince Sunday, Dr. Martin FrNse af Blllingt, Marcus Chambers is a medical Montana, and Mrs. Fred Lee and patient at Meigs General. Mrs. Joe C.Olbum and childre,' Wesley Fry, Robert Watkin.!! Andrew and Julia, of Columbus and Marvin Milliron of Fry's were recent gue1ll of their coos­ Plumbing and Heating shop were ins, Mr. and Mra. Ralph Lee of in · Huntington last night to at- Racine. tend a meeting perl ainlng to Miss Patricia Myen of Glen• Hydronic Homes. dale, w. Va., 1, the gue,t of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dillard and fam­ ily and Mr. and Mrs. /\, R. i1SO ls Given Knight. Joe Grueser who underwent Church Budget 1urgery at M•lp General lloopita! II conv1l•1elng ntcoly. lJv Class 12 Mra Jame1 Criswell preoklent Kathy Morgan of Mkldk,port of er�.. 11 of Heath • Methodist t1pent the weekend with her grand See The Many Other Berkline Chairs On Sale During Ch.Utth, opned the January meet- mother, Mr1. W. A. Morgan, of ing of tho )ll'OUP with a Now Athens Road. Elberfelds January Furniture Sal,e 'On The Second and Year'• greeting In poetry when Mn. H� P. Smlth the group met Wednesday even• • trl-district governinC . Third Floors - Take Advantage Of The Special Prices lnJ at tho home of Mrs. C. /\ . meeting of the Methodist Youth F•llowshlp hold In Lancuter on Emmilh In Middleport. On All Furniture-During This January Sale. Rev. Raymon Konkright, . • Wednesday. Mn. Homer Holter and mother guest, used the topic, "Whatever a Man 'knows he atlll baa a lot to M n. Davkl .-recker w;; um, Learn." as tho theme for the de- dinner guests ., Mra. Cheater. They al.oo vllltocl Mr. votIonIIII perlod During the buslne,s meeting and Mn. Charin Bauni. thank-you note11 were read and it Mn. C· F· ...._..i-.. ..;.. viaited W W• In wu reported that all of the po- ednuday <ans "hfch the f!NIUP had for eale during tho holldav, had been sold and a good profit wa, real• i,ed by tho circle. , It wa1 voted to contribute $ISO I j to tho budg<t of the church and , they also voted to opnnoor • I I Rrowni<' Troop In Middleport ofl which Mn. Charle. Asa Bradbury 1 -..m be leader. DurlnR the program hour, Mrs. ' L. W. McComu gave • review Supe!'f, Sound of the book, "The Bride of PlC1ullw furrtlt.,. ,1ne1y ,_ 1 lot" by Eotber Kellner. . ' '!he meeting wa, clooed with , • Pow..ful hlah-llddtt -,11'I prayer and a aalad COUf'II was ' • Fine ......,i b� tho holtetlH, Mnt. · ·:-t Chark-11 McElhinney. Mra. Re� • .f-apeecl GC.11121 ralk chcuogtt On all regular first class winter merchandise. Come in, : man Haddmr:, Mn. Jeule Hen­ • Dlot-,d ,tylur,. wlc I nosy, Mn. H. E. llulh and Mra. see bargai ns all over the store. ccaHdgt F.mmt,h with Mnt. Crllwell pre• tbdu.nd wee••n ­ ,:Minf at the 1dlver lel"Yice. ■ahagan�, ,nople, walnut HuUY\ MEB>t rVrt.. ----R• • E d ,.. aacad S-., , oII W k ,.- ------------=--, On mee11n1 ..... ,re • Ie,s 0 BA H R I t· k t NOW YOU KNOW _ 111 ..,., ne ! CLOTHIERS e • a1 e n t i n e y "° T M l nteru u O --=���========= ==== = = � � ��;i,�fj;;T;M�M��,.�Mtu�on.4r _ fl labo ... 7 ..... .. .... H rt a s. --. ,... I VOL ½=========�:::,:;:::.::.:,.::....:.:.::.,....__7 xn NO. 232 , I '\ .,. ·•• --- l I ' 1 ,� ' 1' r ' " · f o . 1 • 111 !1 u � 01110 ""'" , , , •. , . ,, ·'- ... . , = = =D=""=t«l�;o � � � ::.:_::"":._ _______________--:;:-:=-;;;:;;;:".;. 0 A 1 Pome,;oy-Mldd!eport, Ohio, Friday , Jan . 20, 196 1 'RAJ'llil: k Pn COPI JAN UARY CLEARANCE SALE ;t : Women's Dress & Sport Shoes 4.9 5 OXFORDS s2.oo DRESS OXFORDS s 4 .oo 1 par, • Bitter Storm Lashes &ene =•�- Oxfords & Loafers s4.oo ct White Tennis Oxf. 99 About ROUSH'S SHOE STORE : I '1 83rd ELBERFELDS Special Purchase $4 5 .00 I 1 l, 1.----------- CHILDREN'S AND WOMEN'S W EAR p Boys' and Girls' 2-Piece Diaper Sets, 6 to 24 mo. - - - 89c Boys' or Girls' 2-Piece Crawler Sets, Snap-Crotch, 9 to 30 mo. size $1 .00 Toddlers' Shirt and Pants Set, 2, 4, 5 & 6 $1 .29 ;:«11 l Sunday At Two I \ I ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Ladies' Skirts 22 to 36 waist $1 .49 Hampton & Capehart STEREO VALUE! Blouses, 32 to 46 - - - $1 .00 Shortie Gowns - - - - $1 .29 1 BEN ERAL ELECTRIC HI-Fl C O NSOLE I January Clearance and Sale CONTINUES . . . •--ker •� 1 UBTY THIATRE lllddl•port, Ohio ONLY LAST TIMI TONtOMT NO ADVANCE IJtl PIIICES "THE TEN COMMANDMENTS" Opposite lower Parki ng Let - Pomeroy i..,..,,.._.......,_....,. . .,. .........�..-- .-�-•"•"· •.- -... .. ) j •Ito..:::: I ' \ - ' . � ,1 1·•u, 1 •· ... . , ,, 1 H A MP TON..� &.:·-c·A -P E-.t A R T NEW �"'"• W. V T � iKLY ,,.., • ucif/1t1 cfemen1tratlo1t, •�• (Tedulleolor) With 0111 Of 'IllOlllalldo! · LAST CHANCE TO SEEi VNC"0TI lltlTACTI_ l!lt•al i, •. JJ.,i,.1...,,.._u,,�• •-'l.,., _ _•• -•••...n .., s2 S4 w■ JACU FINED Ronald Leo Jacb wu fined • and t.'Olta fn <OW>ty <lllll'I ,_ ilay monun1 on a c11arp a1 speeding by tho Oblo State Pa1ro1, ,< __ - _ .., .,,. . -� ' . �'' The Daily &ntinel Television In Review COMMENTATING, EDITORIALLY ·· Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 20, 11181 ', O'Ree Paces- Learning From Dr. Schweitzer • 4~2 BrUinS ' HOCkey WIn They •·coulcl have taken lhe field with any team in the na· tion and not been humiliated," Hess said . "They had size. depth, speed and tht!y were willing to pay the WATCH THOSl OltATORSI-Leavtng the vtce presidency and post ot preaiding o!flcer or the Senate, Richard M. Nixon price ." givee ft three--minute egg timer to W . Brownrigg ill, Howev~:r, he went on. " we can't ant 1ec retary or the minority, in thi• Capitol tcene. The talk about 1960 forevec . We ' " sand gtaoo Umer 18 ror keeping tabo on oenaton ill oeo that gofng to have a good nucleus for they do not talk over t:hrefl m!nutet1 during the ··momiag 1961 and U we can find a couple hour," when routine 1peeche1 are lim.lted to t.ba.t ahort period. of kids who ran run, we 'll go al-1=--- - : - - --;-- Salle College coachJ but he turned rir)lt." me down," Litman said· Moore, The Bobcats lost fou r of their coach at Duquesne (or top five halfback.... 10 seasons before heUniversity took the La Last ~eason was h1s easiest as Salle pnst, is a nat i.. Pi ttsburgha coach, Hess said, becuase of a er who would have been a popu· great team a nd li.;le staff. ''Last year I said B o w I in g Green was the team to beat because they were the champs," he NBA President Maurice Podoloff i that he would be given consideraadded. "Now we're the best in Philadelpl\¥1 sported a seven· 8.8Bi!ll~ MOST RELIABLI! TV EVERI Forest Run Society News the conference beat s us· · someone lless, t-oach former and Grandview assistantHi gh to =,.---,--:;;:--~;-----;;;;;;~;;;;; field after one of the greatest fin· MODEL Zl'rn until State Coach Woody Hayes, B0b6Oa lbY I $J 99 95 akes Lead took a lot of ribbing, but cracked the best The h joke k on hhimse rl If ·. bed tl us Y coac escn ood 1e buttle of lhe bulge . . the f d don U•e.bed banqu . et cJrc uJt - tla n t lkeh 1 1 sen JS approac Ih o w a · ing scales in an At ens rest.au- PITTSBURGH WPI! - Promo· tion for a franchise. ter Lenny Litman set his sights I " He left .the door ope~ f~r fu· today on St. Bonaventure star ture entry mto the NBA , l.Jtman Tom Stith us the first "name" sa id . "But I had heard that. some player fo1· a Pittsburgh entry in NBA owne rs oppose granung me r h. .. the new American Basketball a ranc 1se. l•a•u•. Frut"bise Bid Wltlldrawa -"" 1\'ec w•'ll begin drafting players Earlier this week showma n •m Apn.1 .. smd L'l h h John H. Harris withdrew his bid 1 man w o as 1..... • d d t · th for an 1\!DA franchise a mid con· · ~n assure p1aymg a es u. e " Cl' ty's n"W Civif' Arenu _ " Hi,ht fusion . He annmmccd thai Boslon c " star Bill Sharman had · now 1•m t ry ·mg t o 1me up St.th 1 . .Celtic He is in our territory wh ich l'Ov- agreed to coach in Pittsburgh and1 • ~fUA InTDurney I Pal~er ?o~lby. ~ or two ~ fin namenl for Womeo-lD ~ yean. He is a aephew ~ ~ a, Uatted Prns bderaaUoul famed Jack McAuUffe, ,__, Willie O'Ree iJ mating mana~er world lightweight bo1ID& ~ Lynn Patrick of the Baston BrUins . 'J ) J look hke a brilliant prophet p~rton Smith, ODMime RJIIIII "Tbi• boy is going ID be a top Cup player and presldeal ol !itt'; player," said Patrick only a few Prof . na1 Golfen A1a0C:1M1f11r1 week.!! ago when Willie had yet to ill euro . .oL.D.... ~. . w rece1ve u111 .-.. -=-~ ICOre hi.J f1rst Nallonal Hockey T h t this ~r'l wrltln" .U. League point. "He's got the opeed ropTby .a d f. ....., OIIDIIOII¥I and the desire lo be a first-rater ner · ~ awahor •-~'eoa"~ riJ . . ,, IDa~~w ~ m lhl8 league. the sport despite a pbyal..a boaiJ Willie , 5-10 and 170 pounds. ?1'0- dicap or ll1oeu. 1,11J duced the wmning goal lor the ,, Bruins Thursday nigl·at ~ 11 4-2 At its narrowest point, ~ victory over lhe Detrmt Red Formosa Strait, wbicb ~ Winga that enabled BosiDn 1D ates Coovnuaist. aad NaiiOII!I' climb within four points of the iat China, 11 anly 'IS mila wldt.. idle fifth-place New York Rar1ger . . . :::i'1jf. 1l Willie 's second-period go~l gave ~~ ~ the Bruiru! a 3-0 lead and it stood _ .,,_ up as the decisive tally when Alex •111fWIU,...._... Delvecchio and Parker Macllon·l •IISIU1t . . . ald tallied later in the period for i .,...... .,.... lhe Red Wings. M !,._ The loSA left lhe Red Wings two ] • "" J~ poinis behihd the third-plare Chi· ..... __ , ks :-: .. cago Black Haw . lla.,._lllf .. ?_ , -IRI~&a" t, NEW YORK (UP JJ-John E . of New Brunswick , N.J. will receive the Gold Tee Award for Hl60 at tht! annual national awards dinner of the Metropolitao Golf Writers' AMociation Jan. 24. The Gold Tee Award · g ·ven shot-makin~. ';f •a ~-::;:;:. ~. .......-.,. . llllltt-lflllriiWif•. . . . . ..:· - ......,.. &- .......... ' , 7w-"' r.a?' '~,, ROWLEY ''"' d REED ;,.;.~,,.. , an HARDWARE ''!• I' MIDDLEPORT 11 1 ! ;...::~:~::..~:~~§~======== ishes ever one seenover on apar golfafter course· Goalby, holes, went seven under ()ar on t\Jre viewing areto.. In the next six with six bridies and I Mahog a n ~-BionQ• Walnut colors. an eag le for a great 66 on l he Monterey Peninsula Country course. 1 Cuatom~matl e "1 was r·usl h·ying to shoot a ran · 't ··> t ers Wf'st V1rginia, Pennsy lvan ia. the deal had the blessing of Ce · 1.1 th 1 Tuner keeps sta~ He waa n un 1 e res auran New York. New Jersey :md all tic owne r Walter Brown. tjona ftne tuned70 a Her I was one over par at was nearly deserted before put. r N F. d ... -floNel,. 12 " said Goalby later. "I figured . . . 'd 1 o ew · 0 1:{ 1a n But both Brown a nd Sharman D DON REED • tmg m Ius penny, Hess sa1 . on y p I . I b k tb II . • Circuit Guwd &hula-off y that was abou t the best J cou ld to hear the scales blare out One ro essaona as e a WI11 re· denied the agreement and receive' In t~e '"tnt ot PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. IUP i l l do. a t a time, please."' turn to Pittsburp:h next season for wired them his apologies. Harr is &!gnat overlo.d. -Arnold may have been "But , man, what a finish . I've the first time in 14 years. The then gave up his efforts for a •Tinted Er• Shada Filter I the mone}' km g ,)f l!l60. never had anythi ng like it be· Pittsburgh Ironmt n OJlE!rated du(- franc· hise and t he playing dates gives picture lncreaud I But wah:h out for Bob Goalby • t"~ 1946 47 sc•son in the old plctu~ contra1t• fore. ·• Sugar Ray Plans mg llt' • " assigned him in the Civ ic Arena I in 190 1! . . Big Bob, even with his fine F I American Basketball League. . were transfi•J-red ttl Litman. . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.. . a former Umvers1ty of was only one stroke Title ig Jt Names Gelll'ral .VhmagL•r L'tm n had been d ic ke rin g to 1 a IllmOJs sub-quarterback, now lllay· ahead of the crac•k field. Defend· NEW YORK WPII-Sugar Ray Oscar (Sparky~ Adams Pitts. d r ABL 1 1 1n gaesoran · ' h h t ' . ' l sec urepay ing out of Crystal.River. Flu:· won ing cha m}lioll. Ken Venturi , Palo Robmson, WJt. anot er cour VIC· burgh insu rance ex~utJve, was team in Houston, Texas when he $7,500 for captui'Jng t_he L-os An· Alto, Calif .; Dave Hill, Denver, tory ur.der h1s belt, pl.ans to n.y named by LJtman to serve as heard uf Harris' withdJawal. He . geles Open to start tlus.yec•r. ~nd Colo.; Bill Collins, Crystal River, west S~turd~y to .tram fo~ddhas general manager. Along with se- ' immediately returned to picked up another $550 111 the San Fla ., and Howie Johnson, Lemont, fou:'-h tJtle l'?ht With co-m1 le- lecting players. their immed iate burgh and obtained a three-year Diego Open last week. Ill., each had 67 s. champ10n Gene at task is choosing a coach. agrt•ement for playing in "Where Radio & TV Is A And, he .goes into the second The once-great Byron Netlsonq~~~ Vega~, Nev ., Marc .4. "I wanted Dudey Moore (La tl w Sports Are,la. Business Nu& A Sideline" round of the $50,000 Bing Crosby had 8 7S; 50 did Juck Fleck; Mike It requ1red only 20 mmulcs of te ne Thursday night for a Mlddloport National Pro-Amateur today hold· Souchak had a Tl; Vic Gheui and N, hcond Ave • ing a one-stroke lead over the Frank Stranahan, 78s: Ga1 Brew- feder al court ID " find for the er had an 80, and George Fazio, a $7S,· By Unltell Press IDieraatlonal 000 breach-of-contract suit brought an 84. Ky Wesleyin 78 St. Fran.. tPal 76 Closer to the pack, Dave Ragan, by a Philadelphia promoter· E. & Henry 70 Lincoln Memor. 6:l Orlando, Fla.; Jackie Burke, Promoter Nick Troilo alleged By Mrs. A. II. Dailey Win Salem Thr 81 Fayetteville 64 Houston, Tex.: Jerry Barber, Los tha t Sugar Ray had bread1e~ an Mr. and Mrs. Robert While. ~ i Lipscomb 81 Bethel 57 Angeles, had 68s. Palmer had a a~reemen_t to ~lght Fullmer 1 ~ a Mr . and Mrs. Grover White and N, Car. A&T 68 Virginia St. 65 1 fine 70--despite some trouble off mlddlew~aght tJtle bout at Phala- Milo McDole visited in l:lendenin 74 Florida Southern 58 1 01 1956 the tee delph ia October, · Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Virginia Tech 88 Mor. Harvey 87 ' Robinson declared today: "I John Grover. They attended the , Western Mch. us De Paul liO don't know where they dream up funeral of the t•ousin, Dayton 46 Wittenberg 45 all these suits· Last month it was White, in the afternoon. !:be Attell suing me for ten grand Mr. and Mrs. Art Morarity Jo~IGm RESUI.TS for supposedly teaching me how family called on Mr. and Mrs. LOS ANGELES \UPI) - 0011nv 'l to box. Then this Troilo thing. J. c. MeKay Sunday. Va ldez, 125 , Los Angeles. knocked And a paternity suit has been Mrs. Louise Headley Boots Monroe, 126, Compton, h visited relatives in -Ste,;;;;,;nvii'r~l ~~:~if w. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hysell t.aken under advisement." of Bashan and Mrs. Guy Involvements in litigation, e the past week . - - - - - - - - - -and son, Kenny, spent deplored, had forceu him to post· Mrs. Flowers and daughter afternoon with Mrs. Pa tty Hysell. pone the Las Vegas fight with Middleport spent a few days with Fullmer for a week, from Feb. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hager and Sunday School attendance Jan . 15 was 95, offering $22.22. 25 to March 4. daughter. Mr. a nd Mrs . Dores He flies to Los Angeles SaturMr. and Mrs. Reed ~ynon of spent Sunday afternoon with and will do most of his train- MominR Star spent Wednesday Iva Singer ot Chester. 75 mUes south of that with Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence at San Jacinto, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Grover ma n and children were He plans to go to Las Vegas about and Doris called on Mr. and Mrs guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar a week before lhe fight. Wateman White of Keno. bott and children. Mr. and Mrs . Billy Orr Power sons of Reedsville spent a Mr. and Mrs . Eugene Chapman Packed! of Columbus were week end Columbus Will end with Mr. a nd Mrs. Clint Orr . guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hoy 12 Ehibition8 Mr. and M... Paul Bakor S.vlnll Grueser a nd daughters. COLUMBUS IUPI) _ The eo. children. Killbuck , •oent -----Mrs Irene Shoemaker who Jumbus Jets will play 8 12_game we!'k ertd with f:rover White o YOU DRY FASTER, SAFER ~=~~t Versatile! has been visiting the Gruesers for exhibition schedule, against triple- Ralph B111lard families. than sunshine with exclu5ive ~ - - - - - - several wCheeks returned home competition, to open this com· Ross Van Meter and d8'ogh,le r Flowing HeoJ. Fits Any. with the apmans. and Mrs. Mae VanMeter ro' where I Larry Roush and son of GaUl· ing season. erflville spent Sundav afternoon ,. DON'T OYERDRY ot under· poJis spent Saturday with Jets General Manager Harol<l with Mr. and Mrs. Warden Ours cunom doslill8<f dry-correct drying lime's and Mrs. Howard Bolin. Coo?er said the team, which and Bett y. Tele·Stlnd optional, extra automatic, or you chooJe tM Mr. and Mrs. Dores Amold and ports for spring tr~ining al ~·~:~·1 ,-----._.--==------ll right time for spec:iol loads. family and Mrs. Patty Hysell at· Beach, Fla., March tended churcb servlees at will have three-game series o NEW Cool Cltaalt. No • GET RIGHT HEAT lor any Syracuse Nazarene Church and Rochester o( the IIIII tropol No..fabric wilh 5-position Fabric urday night. League and Salt ttra••cii•I71~1M&tr Selector, including Wash & Mr. and Mrs. Joe City 8nd Seattle or the Pa<,ifi•ll lYIIltl Wear. and daughters of Long League. o NEW II" ,rcturo toll spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. -----e "STEAM SPRINKLE" AUTO· Wedge Crepe Sole • NEW Ill PlotoNIIIIt Dores Arnold. MONKEY BLOOD MATICALl Y and do a more o NEWIII,!IO- ' Christina Grueser of Pomeroy Widely used in medical and Nylon eveQ fob for easier ironing. plduroand Mrs. Agnes Grucser spent outer ~ space research, Stitched - P'· eNEWCncodoT-• nAP LiNT In the big lint SUnday afternoon with Mr. and Rhesus monkey has given mlll:llnlitl11 1ft tU TY Mrs. Mark Grueser and sons of first two letters of Its name scnt&n handily located on o NIW II"' Pill t1WIItlll Sbade. what is so widely known as tt. door. MIDDLEPORT AQII;-II'Irtlll Ml~ Horten~ Humph~y. t~~~~Rh~f~a~ct~o~r~in~bl~ood~.====~~~~~~~~~~~~,~ • CLOTHES HAVE OUTDOOR ...... lilt lioot • All has been mfor several weeks ~~ FRESHNESS from Ozone b t o t - • IIUIH·Ia improving nicely. Lamp. Automatic int•r iot li(il ht. plwol·toiU Mr. and Mrs. Dores opent Wednesday evenbig II'S litE IIIIAIUT Phnco Cool Cho,.lo beat. As little as Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lawrence tv lET, OF PIIC£ the heat- the major cau&e children of Long Bottom. of all TV breakdowna. Walnut finilh. Philco 4800W. James Euler of Middleport visited his uncle, John Terrell, onlr and sister, MIS! Alice Euler. on 21• ove raU dlagon ~I me as. 263 sQ. ln. pic· the moat ID the oporl OYII' a ,... riod of years. McAuliffe lw beea in the vromouon golf tournaments - tbe M-· Mixed Fourball CbamploDIIdp . . the Triangle ftoond.Robla Ta!!H Pl"ftsburgh McAut.·lee Eyes St.l'fh ra~i~~~:e~aidhewasassuredby i WiiiReceive IN ABL n ew G0 ld Tee l SHE'S 119-Charity Davis cuddles two dollll as she marks Mr 119th birthday in San Joaquln Ho~pltal, Stockton, Ca.lit. She's 1the institution 's oldest resident. As a matter of fact. ahe entered It way ba.ck lD 1919 because o! old age. :::~ ~ =-~ lRV SEEliG lH\NGS t.\Y WAY., 4·th WERNER RADIO •nd TELEVISION ~eaght ~ullmer date!~ Bashan News Items .,....,.,.,...,.,.,,..,..,..,..,..,..~~::._:.:::.::.....:..:.______ Thrift ts still a virtue. Your in!l!ur~ savin~Dt in our bank he lp to finance loans to ~usu1e11 and home construction which in tum help our C'O'DI"WaJ.,... grow and prosper. A growing savings aceaunt lacreases y(tUr personal prosperity and increases tonto munity prosperity. \ CAGE SCHEDULES Deposits Insured By F.DJ.C. ..'3% lnlerest Paid On Savings "'\;'- .... !ilitens ,alional B kk •• . Rock Springs News Events NEW COOL - s..;;:;:-- Carnival Side Glances Play Jets I Men's GIDve Leather WORK SHOES 0 $8.95 Roush's Shoe Store Let's All Eat I \ . ~ti=•o -- ,.,,,. ... ,!:..... •• ''"""''I .,., ,, , ; •· ·'i ·-----.,.,_ --- •• -.n -·m ns EASY TERMS! :f H•ve Special Children's Menus $249·95 . Saturday. Mrs. Norman Weyersmiller and FDREMAN and ABBOTT da_ughter. Diana, .spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Clar· ence Surrier of Ttfomas Fork. PHONE WY 2-5321 Mr. Burtoo or Middleport Is oonvalescln~ from a serious ill· ~H~~A~ 1 .00 BAKER FURNITURE The Martin Restaurant ON THE BRIGHTEST CORNER IN MIDDLEPORT 'I s Why not try us today ___ and remember, bring the dill· dren - we' ve eot apecial portions just for the youngsters. ~~EPOn ~ ~~~~~~~~t.o::NR:O:~:I~7~-------==----Ji - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Mr. and Mrs. CIUford Leifheit. .........~------- • Out- We , _ ,.._ ______________________________-· IN MIDDLEPORT .. Jir- • �1,. • .._ "" .. . . . . . . . . . IP . . t>-..: . . . . . . . . . . .., .., , 5 _ .... _ .. . . _ Lea~ Spriggs, Ray, ... ·~·· ·· SE01\L Cage Scoring Parade Rawles In Second, Winebrenner IFRoM uRID TO-TEE~ . Of Panthers,'In Eighth Place - - - By Alan Maver 1108 1 ~OAI.8Y, Of" C.llYS:/:4<. li'IVI!"R, l'tA. 1 li'AIY<f rl/t! OiP I ll'ell~ton's Francis Ra y and Jackson's Eddie Spri ggs , art> holding down number one sl>ol ~ in all game and I SEOAL >eoring as t he 1961 campa1gn heads towards the Daddy l Llpseomb, otaodoul de- ketbaU wUh tbe Baltimore BlliJitl fenslve tackle for the Bahlmore of tbe Eutera League. Lipscomb Colla ol tho N•tiolial Foo'ball abo wmtleo proltiSionalJ). 20-Game Winner Vern Law Is Karr & Van Zandt's Latest World Champ To Sign By FRED DOWN Vatted Pl'tit laie_ru*&nal Tbe world champion Pitbiburgh Pirales continued to line up their key .stars without fanfare or trouble today when »game winner Vern Law returned hla aigned contract in the mail. our 1ng of .......top Woorle Hold, catchers John Romano and Valmy and pilcher Mike Lee and the Cubs 8IIIIOIIDCed the sigJIID~: home strell'h. 9-H.~:~m.-.::rWellston . . 95 Yt!AR 11'1='"/t of seven players bringing The Wdl.-,too tiharpshooter, In A IV/AI MP satisfied list to 321. 13 g11mes. leads the J•Bt:k with St;O ALL GAMES RM<f /IJ' m mark~rs, an averagt! of 17.4 C.l.GE STA.~l.li~GS 1"1/t! Nl/'1 Held led tha! Indians wilh 21 1"1/t! 5AA14 homers in 1960 and Romano addtalllis per outing. Sophomort! Ed- TEAM W L p OP i Winner of U}~ Cy Young Award ed 16 to a generally we,Bk·I>Utjng HI4Ydie S[Jtiggs leads the loop 1cor- Athen" .. . 11 u 646 473 as the major. league pitcher of attack. Held hatted .258 while ~CORE&> lng after nine baltlea with 173 NeliOOville 8 5 675 672 the year, Law received a big mano hit .2'12 in 108 games. tbomI(I~ markers, an average or 19.:! ' Jackson 7 4 660 623 !!'1661!"~1" boost estimated to put him in the u wu drafted from Rochester Sprigg• ranks ~cond in <~II· \ Pomeroy 7 4 652 590 $00,000.a-year chw. Terma of the November while Lee, a bard1'/t: ro/lY game sc..-oring with Z08 h1llies. ln I J..ogan 6 6 666 679 IN 1961'5 contract were not revealed but throwlng right-hander, the SEOAL, the Jack110n ace Wellston 6 7 78!l 747 Msr ~roP­ Law's quick acceptance indicated in only seven games and , .... ~ balds a commanding IS lead r1ver Middle port 4 ti 51-4 536 rHr I.DS he had received a tiubatantial in- nine innings in 1960. Mlddle!X)rt '~ Handy &,wJe!l, who 1(.;allipolis 2 9 52!i fA2 ANHI.ES crease. h" 1111. 1 The playero signed by the Cubs OP8N, 1 Three ladK are tied for third in I SEO!.L VARSITY ONLY The 6-foot, 3-inch, 195-pound, were Lou .Johnson, Ben JohnMn, all - games scoring - Mike Dex- TEAM w I. 1, OP ; right-hander compiled a 20-11 rec- Sam Drake, Nelson Mathews, 1 9 o 5:>1 383 1 ter, Bill 1\wurnan, Nelsonville Athens ord during the National League Bales, Moe Morhardt and Kea 1 13 ~·' and l.1.1£Wl'» S t e.., e ' Jackson S o4 51-I 501 1 season and received credit for Hubbs. Lou Johnson, Drake Dalton 112 till5J all have 195 · Pomeroy 5 4 511 500 two victories over the New York Mathews played brlefly lor markers. Nelsonville 5 4 400 4111 Yankees in the World Series. He Cuba last season. Logan 4 5 472 .1 11 also started the &eYenth game of Kunzman holds down third we11ston 3 6 5.14 53fi the Series but retired after fiYe plac..-e in the league with 152 ; Mi<klle~rt 3 6 ~5!1 4-89 innings partly because of an ankle Transportation On ~mls while Hay ra_r.ka fourth ! Gallipolis MP 2 7 424 510 suUered in a clubhouse acinjury with 150. Athens giant c..-enter 1TOTAI.s ti "'a;';~i:~t-~~~~~·~11{ t958 38 3 3911 3111 Land and Weter cident the day the Pirates clinched Stne Chaf!{l dropped to fifth lt~st ~tJOKII F ld b 1 1 o;: rifE lf/7 t"AK£ their first flag in 33 years. r ay Y •~or ng on Y six tallies SEOAL RF.SERVES ONI.Y 11/)11.£ PAY #A~ IIICR6A~EJ) agalrwt Lo1an. Chase ha:s 141 TEAM W L P OP &I/ER'1' Y£4,1{ ~llfCF. '!'II~ ~p~ Law is the sixth member of the poUILI ill le.gue competition. Pomeroy H ~75 318 ,14~ Y&AR·I71.P I? lfkiUieR world champions lo agree Athem eootinues to &port the Well.~tot. .wn~~ II./.!Not5 t2dA!?!.eR/JACX. IN EVERY WAY 7 2 378 340 for 19til. best all-around won-lost record Athens ti :J 3tifi 288 "If\ ~~~~llllllJIIliiJIIlll':======~-1 was the biggest "name" with a perfect 11-0 slate. How- Jackson 6 3 280 26U - - -- -·---- ·· to terms Thursday but the fc~oveland Indians and also were active in the pen 2 7 255 :150 year poi'IOd may be In JeoJNirdy Nelsonville and ink league. at Pomeroy tonight. PHS WBS lhe Middlcpul·t • 200 ;,, I I Come See These IDCUaa1 S:lga Held laat league squad to down the TOTAI.S 31 3& 2536 2~311 By U.Ueo Press loleraaUoaal 1 man<~fed only one (ield goal 1-1957 STUDEBAKER The Indiana announced the Athenians. Tbat came on .Jun. 22, Revenge is sweet for Western the first half as Western "6". Clean and cheap 1 1960,65-58. TONIGHT'S GAMES: Michigan's Yirtually ur~known bas- gan built a 3A-Z3 ad::Jantae. to ~epte . Really a Ohio University's ·il" ketball team . ,b · steal. WeIIston's Gold en R o c k e t s Ga.lllpol•"s at Nel••nv "" 1 ~ B0b B01 The rired·u,'l Rrorwos from Kat. led lon'!l , ·• · Signs Contract 2-1957 FORD "V-8" have aco red Che most points in Athens at Pomeroy B &a all·llmt competition thUI far. In Logan at Middleport amazoo upset tuth-rnnked Oe roncos weii-T ianced attack. Fairlenes. One two dft Jat:ktiOn at Wellston Pm1 i, 85-60, 1'hursday night to ~ Rubinson JBdded 17 ATHENS, Ohio WPil - Profes· one four door . RA13 outinp, lhe charge• of Coach aven"e an earlier d~ Feat Hl the wh1le Carl's 13/topped the losers, sional football teams have dio and heater. Good Paul Keg!bed SIX · of seven starting .., have ocored 7liD tal· hands" of the BJ 1Je Demons this who now have an 11-2 mark. dependable cars. 1-1956 CHEVROLET u•.•• averace ol 88.• Beat deof last season·.~~ national small se~son. oas ton l!d ru Tua 1 A.&M (elliiYe tqUad In all game111 Ia lege champion team, the Bobcats "6". Radio and heater. undefeated Athena· Onl.•T ... ~s The Joss was the second r Housth n. which Rradle!r 101 Obio UniYersity. Clean and nice. be toppled -· marker• hltte been scored a•aln&t stra. ight on the rond for De Paul , rom e un alen hst bst L 1-1953 CHIYROLET • 1 1 1 1 " lh · ededT •· aespayertosignacontract 4 Door. Lote of good lhe eh•...:tta II(' cmly thJs week was dmpped - • of Chuck McAfee ,·n c g •exas T d Aloli:M, k b89-85, as was en d George Belu. He joins 1 miles left in this car. tltrll. , from the undefented ranks by No· .ougars e Luc en ill scored teamn>ate 11 ' tre Dame. ;JOints. The tight contest WWil ~n guard Joe Dean with MANY M.ORE TO In the Jea'gu. where all squads Siop ne Paul star q ken up in the lrut three the Ottawa Roughriders of CHOOSii FROM have played nine conteat.l, Athens ·~· Western Mi(:hi~an. previously ! w~n Luckenbill dr&ve down Canadian League. .1 a1 the belt defensive mark with beaten 61·60 by De Paul, raised 1middle for two consecutive lay ups Other Bobcats who have signed 3H3. WeU.lun holds down the num· COLUMBUS ( UPI) _ Th• . ll ·k- its 1eason ret-ord to 8-7 as It : and Tommy Thomson hit contravls are haUback Bob Harrl· ber one team , 'offen1ive with 535 eyes of Ohio Slllte host Rl.: (; uc ·'·· d th marbrl. Ten : swppc . e Demons · hi ~ h·llcoring I throws. . son with the Baltimore Colts, fullfoe Minnesota here Saturday ni..:ht guard, Howie Carl. 'l'he 5-D Carl Gary Phillips added 22 back Bob Brooks with the Detroit TransporLation On Land and Water Worst defenslvt tquad in the and are favored to. ....make tin! for Houston and Don Stanley with Lions, end Jim Massarelli with leagqe however ls Wellston 'nle G ld G h he 1:1 d C Toronto of the Canadian League, Phone WY-2-3870 . k Grecni with the "··••ta have ~•lven up .....u ·- mark· o uen bop kersb 11t ir 18th con. an lh arroll Broussard with aWl:..,., ced an d cen t~r 0 IC M•ln St. P•m•ror era. Lall place GAHS has scored aecu ve liS et a vi ·· tim during pn e Aggies. Cleveland Browns. the least amount of point1 - 424 . two seasons of play. In other games on Th•c~F~lay'a l ,,-.....iiii.-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ hold. a four-game lead slim t'DIIege schedule, Phil Du- . 1 over .iJack!iOO, Pomeroy and Nel-· this week, but Coacl! F>tcd Taylor ;, Uensky's 18 puints led Dayton to Here's Where 1 sonvple, 6\\d o?ly one mnre should have all his top lwuds o 46-45 success over Wittenberg I You Get Expert • • vi~ t'o chQCh It 1 firlll loop available by game lime : und Kentucky Wesleyan edged St: years. The injury that was the most . l'~runds tPa .l, 78-76, in oYertime .! CLEANING e REPAIRS lght'a a.ctlon (blds Gallipolla talked about cllu·inu" ihe week w·1s BOWLING. GRE EN Ohio CUPII t I . •" I I ~vile, A.tllens at Pome- a 11hghtly sprainked lli'lkle suffered F ' ACCUSE FULI.MER, PENI'~.R ro~ 1 MJ•dJ orwar~ Pete Battle of Kent REPLACEMENTS 1 a u eport atKI by AII-Amerka Jerrv Lucas dut·· l S'··J 1 h" k" NE W YORK tUPlf-Gene Full· Ja wIll . >! • ~u.~ e s t J.!J wee 8 lndlvldual t! a on . mg a Tuesday drlll 11uards Larry d Sovo Thot Voluoble Car Sill luop scorin(C and Siegfried ond Nowell h v .lscol·ing 1eader In the Mld-Amerl· mer Wl Paul Pender, co-noJder s t d rtd a c can Conference with a three-game of the middleweight chl.llnplonship 1 1 Wlth A Rodlator Check! · so_re 1um s 11 G;H'y Gcllrh.orl 22·poinl average. were accus~ today or deliberate' .8£0¥- ALL GAMES !!till [avon hlll knl'e injul't•d !wv- I Baltic jumnood into th 1 d . ly ignoring B11··u h E ·. h . (Adt: SCOtti!: COLUMN era! weeks a 0 Irunm•rup Larry t'c ea ove1 s mpu l' c amg · Kru~er of Ohio pion Dick Tiger, Nigeria, Jn G·PL!lY 8eb10l TP The top-r~nked_ Bm·keyc~ h11vt! University who hlls a 20.2 aver· litle defense plans. Jersey 13-JCay ston .. . , , , , , . . 227 12 ron~ec~hve Viclorie!l this Mea- nJI:f'. Nntc 1'hurmond of Rnwlin Tiger's American reprt!st'n'"•'"ti\l'e·e''.· II N. S.Conct & Hucltoft Middleport ll-lpri acklon 2Qfl son includmg two in lhe 8J,\C Ten. Gree'n and Miami Guard Dav~ made the charge. 13-Dexter·NHS . . . . lOS Minnesota. on the other hond, Zeller, la... t wee• •s co • leaders lf'iiiiiiiiii;;;;;,iiOoiiiiliOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiio;;!;::: 13-Kunzmlll-NHS .. . .•.•.. 195 has won only thl·ee of 12 gHmes dropped into third and fourth slot~ II lS-8; Dalton-Logan UG overall _and has two los~t·s in rosj)(lctlvely, u-s. Chue·Athena , , , , • . . . . 178 three 8111 Ten outings. 16-BOwiM·MHS J7G flnpher Courh Johnny Kundla, Thurmond Is third with 11 2013--Graham-Wellston Hl.'i who led the Mlnnenpolill l.. ukers tx:int average, whJie Zeller Is next I 11-Wird!brenner-PUS 149 lo sevtln 11ro titles, hns h1td to , with a 19.2 murk . 13-Andenon-NHS .. , . . 146 1practkally rebuild hl!i squud from I Marshall's Bob Burgess wrested 11- Bunch-Pomeroy .. , . . . . t:HI last. seuson. Hu~ even lnst sen-~ U1e rebound away from Thurmond 11- Q,ufflnlf.on·PHS ... _.. .. . t:l8 sons team wasn t good ~nou~h lo ulso, t>dging nhf'~td with 17.1 ?fr 11.1-~on-Athena ... , , , , . , . . 125 bent the Buckeyll8. j t'4.~nl J'ecuveriea to Thurmond' I 11-~1. Comweii·AHS ....... 113 Ohio State went to Mlnnen,olis l lfi.7. IEt:y·WeUaton I 122 after losing to Indiana lust year I 1 ackhamtr·MHS · · ·'' · · 117 1and defeated Mlm1esota, 75-tl6. lnst , Kruger and Dalllr are tted ln I 11kley.JHS .. , , .. :: : :::: 113 March. Since lht>n, lhf' D\lckeyel!l field goal pert-entages al .500. 11-ltpt'en-JHS Kruger has made 43 out of 86 at.l 108 haven't been belden. 11-"oltz-l.ogan · ·' ' ' '' ·'' ' · 100 Top player for the Gopher~ Is tempts and Baltic 26 of 52. IG-Kioea·Mlddlepo~i .. '' '' · · · UN Capt. DJtok Erickson, a 6-5 vet~an Toledo, whose league lead 11- 0..vla-Jackaon . : ~ ~: ·. ~ · 102 who Is the team'a~ leading scorer tak~n over by Ohio Unlvenity 12- · ahey·LoJan ... , , , , . . . 99 wl!h 32 polni!J Jn three lcaRue luwmg Jts defeat of the Rockets an-Galllpolll litl games. Boh Grigga 11 , 8-J senior on Monday, lead In offense with entblp-WH.q 92 guard , is next with S1; senior fllll.7 points per game. Ohio U IN THE CENTER OF MIDDLEPORt GaUipoll!!i 89 Norm Grow has 28, sophomore ~t on defense allowing just II·Galllpolls 89 Tom MrBrunn 32 , and junior Cal polnta pe_r MAC contest. __ SabaUnl 17. 1 AL SCORING ONLy Paul Lehman, 6-5 senior, who I GY£~ TP has h:1d such trouble wltr his : t-Spltus.Jaekson . 173 knees that lie hasn 't btoen a start - ' 8-..-.,les.Middleport J58 "IPr, !li!CS quite a bit of t~ub action . ; 1-~an-NHS . _. ,.,.,.. 152 However, his play is curtailed by I ~~-Wellston . . . , , ....... 150 his Injuries. J!ly Kessk>r, 11 fl-5 f ormerly Smith Clothlna Co. ~-Athen 8 . . , , , •.• , , 141 ~~~\Omore, also plays Of\ substltuMIDDLIPDRT, OHIO : FULL SlZE 1--8. ~lton-:..Ogan . 139 'n often . t--Oel.ler-Nelaon..,ille 118 ---Home Of Ill INCH 1-Bulfm,ton·PHS . ........ liS Mr. nnd Mrs. Wayne Brlckles Neme Brend 9-Wirittbrenner-PHS . , , ..... . 112 railed on her ni~t'. Mrs. Wilhml $179.95 up a--Graham-Wellston 110 Ebersb.:.ch, who has been ill on MerchendiH ~wackhomer·MIIS ' 1., )fondoy. 401NCH t-Huneh·Pomeroy .... . , . , , . 108 , 1 I ___ * The Best ~~r~::·.~~~:·~o.~~~a;: ~~~ ~r~:~u. I A~ns tlt111 ~etdi e Prices e Cars ;: : ~: :~ i Fired-Up Broncos Upset lOth eDeals Ran/ced DePau I Squad Bucks Host Mtnnesota InLoop T'Il, "to "' ":I METROPOLITAN MOTORS Kent Sfate ---A L d• t!.":~~lic~ ~~h ~~!?'::t!a1 v~ .'~ce ea ~~~~ '1AC scorers Mel , I Ladutko ~ · Held With Out Bond 4-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 20, 19111 \Big Leasue. JI&Ded Jociay 10 play :.u- BRANNAN GARAGE I JANUARY CLEARANCE I Today's Sport Parade i f}ua.lity and Priet! 1955 Pontiac - - - $588 ttord Top Coupe Real ,soUd litlde areen and white hard top . Euellent tires, hydrta.matic, he~ter. Nice interior. 1956 Oldsmobile -• -- $988 8~ Door Sodon Brand new white paint jl>b. New ,motor overhaul This ear runs like new. Reconditioned to meet all conditions. See for yourself. 1957 Buick . --- $1088 Century 4 Door Gray-white finish, poW('r ~t~erin~, power brakes, tinted a:lass, radio, heater. You can tell when you try it that this ii for you. 1958 Mercury ~ Modallst 2 Door - '. $1188 I' This Is the 'Big M'. Radiant and ro r •ny. Brlf\g the f-amiiJ' and try it for size. Fully equipped too for )IOUI" drivinl pleasure. BOYS' 1956 Chevrolet----- $688 One lor;jl owned, 40,000 miles. 6 cyl., Pll'wergLI.de, radio, heater. Runs like a top. SOCKS "1957 Oldsmobile--- $1088 88-2Door Rocket engine power, J~taw J y hyrtram11tle drive. Pull away from the crowd in this Olds with power; pep and personality. 1954 Cadillac - - - $(}88 62--4 Door Solid black finish with wh it e ·•·a n tires. Full power equipment, radio, heater and all the Cadillac's e9nvenience's features , 1957 Ford WHEN YOU THINI - - - $1188 Folrlano 4 Door Practical be ige finish, wo n't show the dust. V-8 engine, Ford·o-matic, radio and heater, A e:ood little Ford. 220. Team Throe Gamea Falla Beer :1493. Team Single Game Robinson's Laundry 1162. STANDINGS Woo Laol Pd. Falh City Beer ... 2 Rot ROO. . •. . . 2 1 Robinson's Lauodry 2 1 1954 Oldsmobile---- $488 Super 18-2 Door Feel real power beneath your wheels of thb Rocket Eight. You'll think it has wings. A ctr for town or country. Come on in and take a ride. 1957 Chevrolet----- $1188 Pomeroy Cement Bel Air 4 Door Block .. . . •.. 1 2 Sports Center • • • .1 2 Ohio Power . . . . 1 I .333 8l!AIION BIGRS Car's blue but you won't be if you buy lt. Automatic drive, power steering, power brakes, radio, hea ter. The other guy paid for these extras. You ean own it for Ulla uncomparable low price. Ind. 3 Games Art Sylvester &:U. Ind. 1 Game Les Damewood ' KARR &VAN ZANDT WY 2-5342 29 r.... First Qu.lllly 2-2:30 P.M. With .Your Favorite Music-News Items of Interest In The Area and Your-Buy-Sell or CERTIFIED OIL CO. 531 W•t Moin Sm.t Ivory G.ll"" Sold With A Money ll<!ck GuaraniH eLOW DOWN PAYMEiriS . e36 MONIHS TO PAY of fixtures, tool Plumbing & lleltlllfl • 2&11. _ , . Ill HOME COOKED Southern Fried Chicken A Speci1ltyl I Eva's Restaurant ON $500. A Sm1ll Peymeilt Of $17.22 A Month FREE ESTIMATES ON MEIGS SCHOOL OF DANCE eBegbulers eAdvaaeed • Your Wotch lltdronlc•llY Timed By W1tchrna.. r. ' ., eChUdren eAdnlu PRIE ISTIMATIS- ND OBLIGATION PROltJP'J' SERVICE SINGLI ond DOUILI ...... ·•199· ~~. '299·" .. MONEY $ DOWN IMPROVE YOUR HOME $ POOD 990 ON YOUR DIAL WASHERS· $189.95 up DRYERS- $159.95 up 95 NO Complete Dinners· ·WJEH Autom1tic "ENROLL NOW I"-·. ... DOOIS eEASY TERMS AJways a ~lete line Carpenter Social Notes Trade Items EDDIE ATKINS and BILL FARRELL ARE YOUR HOSTS REFRIGERATORS OPIN NOW- 24 HOUR$ on us. No iiUtaUation job iJ too IIDill or bif. WY2-2036 eB.U.LROOM For ......... Ia .t\ll Majer Appll•=ees pletely modernize, call EACH AFTERNOON LADlE~' NYLONS 51 G.u..-.u Denter wastier. or com~ THE NEW SHOW $199.95 up pair 39c fa~~Cet Team 3 Game Sports Center "TOWN AND COUNTRY SHOW" G.E. RANGES A:I P«<d To replace wom out THE BAHR CLOTHIERS s:: · 247. HEAR Cadillac-Oldsmobile-Rambler POMEROY PLUMII CITY LI!AGUI! High Scores Jan. 10, 1911. High 'l1lree Game Ind. B Louks 568. mgh Single Game Bob t.cn;u II General Electric Appliance Close-out At and R Firestone Store We're New .• Try Us 1 11L LeRoi • Station Wagon 2 Door 1960 • • • • f-Andenon·NHS 100 . f-81. .Comwell·AHS 1112 . f-Polton-Aihena ... ..... . ; ~ .... Pomeroy up K·&. C Jewlers E. MAIN ST. PhoneWY:l-3715 POMEROY, OHIO 1. 2. 3. 4. -. A New Addition Floor Tile Kitchen C1blnets Storm Doors & Windows 5. Repeln 6. lnsulet.cl Slclllll 7. Ceiling Tile 8. Plallc or C.mnlc TiJe VALLEY LUMBER .AND SUPPLY PHONE WY~2709 S. THIRD AVE. . . MIDDIIf lll, 0~ • .• ' �I Sentln~l. a -IJt!t -•r Hysell Run Social Items Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 20, 1961 WANT ADS 111a000t1 l'lllDAI 7:110 Sip Oa, lllllllool Clocl c~nt1 4 per word, one tnsenlon. Minimum charJe-60 cent&. 6 eenta per word lor three consecutive lnsertiou. Special-one month for 30 cents ~r word. FuU rate of 4 cents per word will be charJed ror advertisUI& if not patd within 10 day• after receiving bill. Erron in AdYertislng-should be reported tmmediateiJ. lhe .Daily, Sentinel ~ill one mcorrect mseruon. Card of Thanks and Special NoUces Obituaries published at 1 cent per word I DAY 60< WORDS 15 20 25 3 DAYS 90c 60c 75c I MO. $1.33 $1.80 $2.25 $1.20 $1M Ads received bJ 10 A. J4. will ot Event• $1.00. 6 DAYS ~ $4.50 $6.00 $7.110 1n that day'1 paper. r I EIGHT ROOM HOUSE. two livt room apartmenl.8. A. N. Bengel Pbooe WY 2.-327'1.. (9) FOR SALE 5: 00 I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for debts contractt.d by any one other than myself - Signed Wayne E. Milhoan 1-17-3tp BE SURE ••• 11:30 1: II C0omtey Jamhoreo II:SI MJd.DII)' D. JOiliiO Upright Food Fr..nr •••Y· Wo •r• 1lvlnv No purchiN noce•Nry to bo oll1l· bit to win. Spociollotoln Cor Wuh, Lubrlcotlon ond 011 Chongo DINNER POSTPONED The annual turkey dinner by the staff and offi<ers of Pythian Sisters, Middleport 1 14 6tc ~KER HYSELL RUN your LENNOX dealer OfFICE : ' MONDAY, JANUARY 23rd THROUGH THURSDAY, JANUARY 26th Dr. Ray R. Pickens AUTO SALES Good Cleu Uoed C•n A U - ud Modelo 8.Fann tant :18. Frozen P,.,tq. ~-Induct 8.Nottrelh. T. An apoatle 8. Bldl · t.Imop wohhtp ........,........ 24.111n· ctrollrll atrlp 28. Beotlal 30.AudloM 3:1. ltallu city Jl, JapU\111 101tP ss. uru•.,.tty lt.Aiapq U. Yarn ll.Pnltltto ....... Qmnon officer lt. Narrow IIIIoI meaoun Call WY 2·2544. " Sentinel Classilic~H River Report per b.'lgs and all cll!l\nlng lachments. Pay off last 6 ments of $7.25 or discount f o cash. Phone WY 2-2204. V~uum - --·- 1:30 luueo • Answers 1:00 of St. rrancis 1:00 Wrestlln& 1:00 NCA.\ BuketbaD ru 1:10 Brlclp I GUESS YOU COULD CALL IT 3>00 Specla<ular 5:00 Mattlel Ftmlel "SCIENCE FICTION" B. Croaby Gold Tournament 1:00 Paul Winchell 5:30 AUCTIONEER MODEHN. 3 REASONABLERATl:S IATISf'M!TION C•!l •r WTIIe I. 0. Mcf'oy Cbester, Ohio 19S5 MERCURY 4 door, Blaettnar'1, Pomeroy. ···MILD AND SUNNY TODAY T:ltOMavortok 8:itOJ.oWIDOO SalOl 1:10 'l1tt Robol 1:110 cl-up Special 10:10 Wllllton Cburd>IU 11:00 NIWI 11: 10Movlctima ' 1:30 RFD - I-lAVE LIZZ PICK UP OEL.~EN AND COME TO F~A~ENT OR IMMEDIATEl.'l. USA lli300ral Roberto I :00 Rey. Wilooa 1:30 Bowllq 1:30 Sporll Speclacular 1:00 Special Broadtut 5:30 Collep Bowl 5:00 I Low LueJ ~ 1956 Chevrolel 2 Door 8 cyl. Only $795 1960,Piymouth 4 Door Belvedere, AT R&H, PS $2095 FREE 3000 TV Stamps FRIE 3000 TV S~ 1957 Chevrolel 2 Door A.T. R & H $1095 1959 Ford 2 Dr. G1l1xle A. T., R&H $1895 FREE 3000 TV Stamps Filii 3000 TV SI"D9' ReiJ&Iou• Proaram 11:00 Hlpay Holllioya 11:30 Camera ,.... 11:00 llev. Glbbl 1 2·3537. NANCY IVND.\V WITH E~!~~ .~~~.~k~~!. SOLDJ: ______________ ERATION service. Jack's frlgeration. New Haven. 1951 BUICK door• hard top. Power sle<>rint! l and brake11. SpoUeu black Blaetlnar's, Pomeroy. 12:00 Bolo 'l1lo CloMI 12:30 Pip, 1bo Plpor 1:00 Dlreetlonl '81 10:Gt RellJIIMo Prvarrom 10:15 Amorl08111 at Work 3,000--TV STAMPS-3,000 ..... Ead MaiD SL :;;19lt&o:;-5;;;T;;U;;; D:;;E:;; BA-;;KE ;;;;:;R;-;4 c; door :c. , 12:30 Pip llle Plpor 10:oo BowUna IIINDAY Travel Filnl Soupy 1:00 Goll 1:00 lleoorll llop 7:30 Roortna 10'1 a: 10 t..uvo n To Beaver e,oo Lowm!olo Welt 11:10Movlo 11:20 Movietimo IIATVRDAY 9:00 Badp • Bullett 11:00 TV Clwroom 12:00 Llmch with maple. 1:00 Film Featw-e 11:00 N- 11: 15 Sporll 11 '30 ~ol: a chance. It W'S!i imitation 1:10 llev. Mattbe... Keith Goble Ford -- ------------ , HAY AND STRAW. II. A. Co I Nltowoldo 1:00 Sip 011 10<30 slairs and has all cleaning tachments. Balance $24.50 terms. Phone WY 2·22fM. Hr-61<: I I 14 11: II 1:30 llavo Gull 11:000-10:10 Statt 'l'nopor 11:00 Newo 11:11 Movlo AT condition. Rolls up and d o w -- 11:00Newo WHTN-TV ~~annel13 TOPVALUESTAIAPS Cleaner& In ClloYJ - 10:00 Lorotl.o 11:30 Blue Aopll 11:10 Wutbercul FRIDA! ! Now Y·ou Get I 20 1:00 White Hunter 1:30 Eddie Arllold'o Jambono 1:00 NBA Ba•••baU 1:00 - - - ' - : -,,- - - - - " - : - - - - - - [ D I C : K TRACY FEMAL~; Champion Sired. Good IIUI>ler . l y- 1:30 Tab 11unter 11: 10 Weather deooerll 10. Poale• 11. Somewhat old (c:olJDQ.) $ $ Sharf! The Prolit $ • ME'IROPOLITAN MOTORS white rlnlsh, Really Blaetlnar'!l, Pomeroy. 21. Dellott 22. French 4.9toroporlb POMEROY, OHIO BEAGLE two old. A.K.C. Rc!gislered. 1. Price 2. Culture medium buUdlnf Phono WY -2-3794 j Zou DOWN COAL, OIL, GAS FURNACES BE IN MY 1:10 Sports ' 7:00 Sblrto, Templo 8 :00 Nalloaol Velvet 8:00 Barrtgon • Soa 1: 30 Pltntotoneo 1:00 '71 Sunael strip ID:OO .>eiA!ctives l0:30 Law·Mr Jouu 11:111 Newo 'l'ooiJhl of (ooUoq.) and SEYFRIED NEWondUSED I WILL NOT 8:it0Newo I:IOWealher Lowll 1:00 Amerlcu llaJtcllloM Mrs. L. C. RotWI ol Kaylong 5: oo RiD Tin Till entertained the mombero of lbo 5:30 Wbtrlyblnla Bend Sewing Club wltb a dinner 8,00 M Squed 11 her home Tuesday. AtlendJn& lr<m Hartford were Mrs. W. T. 1:10 Your Reporter 20. Wtte ' d . Jerka 12:10"'"'" 11:411 Gordett Cltm 1:00 fill I _ . , 1:00 Favorite 11to17 J:30 NBA Be+etb•ll 1:10 lloocliq 01& Loud 1:30 J>.ople Ani ....., 1:110 Meet tbe Prell 9:00 Popeye ATrENDS DINNER TH' VARMII\IT? 11:00~ WCHS-TV Channel 8 CROSSWORD been postpotied untll January 30. DELICIOUS HOME MADE PIES. l5c a piece. Jack's Dairy Bar, Middleport. 1 14 6tc , ,., Dowu 0. ,..,. 1:00 F1m Ttmo Calltna Oa Pt. PleuaDI 1:57 N.... Hewllhw • Wooll>et 1:30 Bowling 4,00 Platter PartJ 5:00 Caplala Gallont UO 1..o<a1 Newo 5:30 Saturday Prom US Platter PllrtJ 5,00 N... , riBal I: IS Sign Ott , . uo comm•l ·~ / tee of the Lutheran Churchmen of America ElecuUve Council meetIn& horo hu resolved to extend churcl!-sponsored Boy Scout pro. 81'81111 to "an,y planet tn outer apace that may be dlo<overed ID 1:10 Woalbenn.oD the fortit.omtna lllterplanetary Stone, Mn. N. 0 . Wetn and Mrl. 1,11 Newo ora." . D. A. Smltb. T< 00 Silenl 7:30 Matt~·· Funn1e1 ER SERVICE STATION merly of Darwin, oPen Tuesday at 1600 Nye Ave. Opening special $8.50 permanent for $5.00. Phone Music JUAI Jl'or Y<MI WILD BOAR!! WHICH ONE OF 'IESHOr 11:00 'l'Y O.pol 1:111 Sip Ob I10:00 Sbari VEP·-~· we GOf US A It 11:10 "ftdo 11 Lllo 10:30 Sbort Subjec:ll 11 oo .._ : •· _, 11 ' 30 ' - ~ Newo diAitHIY GOOGLI! _.SNUFFY SMITH 11110 Coatralla l1i00 , _ of hltb 7:00 Tool.,- 011 ,..,. 3:110 CallJn& Pt. Pleaoant 1:25 Newt From PL P1luaDt CHICAGO IUPJ) -A WY 2-9932 omoroy, Ohio Musto JUt' ll'or You 1:10 N-'ll'uturo 10: 10 'llllsJo lbo LKt 11: II llboekwol<h 1:00 IliaD Off IIINDAY 1:111 Sip Oo 8:30 Btealdllll Party !IPAC£ 111!80LVTION Wo llvt TV Shmpt Nooa Newo Pat Boone 1:00 DopoiiJ One tleppy Family t 5? Newa Heacnm. • wearhl!r 1:00 Say II Wttb lllllllo 11:10 True 8tol7 I: 57 N•WI Beadl11101 • Wutber II: 30 lletocllves D1or7 9:00 Coffee Ttmo wilb B. Faye 1:5'1 NBWI HeodiiDI!I • WU~ 10:00 Moruinl Meciiatlou 10:11 ObJo NeWI ID: rl Newe Headlinee • Wuthot to:~ Coiiiiii'J MUAlo Ttmo ID: J!O Swap Sbop To rtglder for tho H1utlful . 11 cu. ft . A- I:IOTaD liD U : l0 Weed 7:1111 Soblo Newo Report 1:811 llrealdaot Joarty I:D 1bo World llllo MornlDI I :S'J Ntwa eRMUnee. Waatber WY a-2890. CounlrJ Bot Down I:GO Tool.,- Witb Gad II1CIII Jidluo• ma t :• I 11:00Newea..di- M'ftJBDAY ll::tl Jl'am1 BIII'NU Sbow SJ&n 011 7:00 _ , Ploneero U:IO Weobr 11: II ID1111111ral BaD 12:00 J.... Pur 1:00 Sip 011 5·30 DtnMr Mustcalo SI&D 011 UO Form Ttmo 12. oo a:D Country Jll!lbon!o 12, II 1:1'1 N..,. HeadiiDI!I 6 Weatber 12:10 7:GO Bnaldaat P&rtJ t:a 7:D Elteoded Weather P'oreeul 1,30 7:30 Brealdut Party ....Uo (8) II ' tte M...., Coun!J N IIJIO Community Newo 11:06 LAical Nooo Newo 1:411 IJra1l ......'P l <tt& Weolllor Mr. Ed Westtnghouoe Ploybowo 1:00 Bell Telephoae llour 10:00 MJb ShaM 11:00 1'1- a:llt CMJm•mtt, Newa WMPO Radio t.J FalD. Free lapedloa. luured by N o - - PboM R. ud A. 8entee &alto• WY z- IUI. Dooo 5:10 Sport& Todll)' 1:• 7:00 7:!10 I : 00 1:30 4: 10 f!olltnl Homo ! : 10 World News .W,. II: 1.5, Cl>urcll Bello 1: 1J Obia Newt Jl ;oi5 World Newa ror II 8: II Jim 'lbaclrer Show 8:15Weatber 1:30 Newt 5:411 llwttloJ BriJtldOJ ~ 1:55 U»aa NWI 4:00 Dllctq - llollywoocl tbuol am 5: !10 llocKt!We'o llaldore 1 <00 Voo Ubd nee.. 1:00 ....... I:IONewe l :oo . . . l:OI lllr. llueto . , . Publkt:t5 $low- ol B~ 10,. fallo at tho ....~. IO:p World NBWI 11:00 fallo oJ ... l'oWb Fri. <:10 Hero'• 1:00 WorW N... ,~lllgl CALL WY -2-2550 PHONE WY 2-2157 (I) NOTICES i Firs! Floor of the Masonic Building located on the corner or N. ~rd. St , and Walnut Sh. m Middleport, Ohio. Houm. 87 ft . x 48 (L, w1th lobby rooms and Ladies and Cents rP st rooms. T\.,.o front entrancl"~ on 3rd . St., and One side entrancP. on Wal· nut St. FOR INFORMATION not be respoiWble for more tbaa 12:llllarblo 12,:JO-JiooN II: 30 AplcuJtun ApoJ II: Ill N- 0 GroD II: 411 llr lluale l:tt& Loool Newo 1:00 lllr. !lUIIe 1: ~ Commi..mlty Ne1PI 1: GO MUiiool Cloct FOR RENT niDAl 1:00 llob .._ ObJo- 11:10 T:4ol'lbo_.LUelillo 1:00 ~ v.u.,. r!owo 1:01 Sportt l'oclll)' 1:10 ObJo NOWI t :ll World Newt 1: • IIIUOIOOI Cloclr FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE II.ESUL TS RATES WSAZ-TV Channel 3 WJEH RADIO 1:30 ~HE'S SlARTitf TO OELIVER IT) 1tr1 t.boos 20th CeaturJ ,,00 Laa&te 7:30 De!mia - 1 1 1:00 Ed Sullivan Show 1:10 G. E. Theater 1:30 Ja<k BeniiJI 10:00 Candid Camon 111:30 Wbat'o II.J Lillo 11:00- Lalit- 11:10 W£1lber. 11:11 Buy Where The DoUar Couats% Buy Where You Get A Warr-tyt Get Top Value StaDips For Top Value GIIU% 1952 Ford 2 Door Cust. Only $195 1956 Ford 2 Door VIctoria A.T., R&H $895 •Ill& 3000 Top Velue 8* PRII 30110 Top Valcue Stampo SALE (9) FOR 141 1"1'. BOAT, 21 H.P. electric 1956 Ford 2 Door Fairl•n• po<t. I'WM WY2-:t82~ JI'IVE ROOM . Ton Ch•mlet \ % Plct Up TrUck 1918 model, purchased Mar. 11101. 18,000 mi., NDS Ul(e -new. ·· Ao... IINGIL,POMIROY wltb bath. Phone WY Ht141 ~WY2-0319. Opportunilies DRAIN , or Septic Tank? Get KJean-Em·.A.II Se~ Uc tank deane"' Fast and econ· Phone WY 1·35'75 INSURANCE . Call Don Mills, Middleport, Oh1o GaDipolb Gl 11-<)146. ~~I noar (ll'ade ochool in Middle- I put. Pbono WY-:H346. 1 1·18·3tc ) mnical Landmark Fann ~ur­ Fon SALE· 5 room hou!le, baseeau, Pomeroy. 12· 17-39tc ment, bath, American Standard kikhen, gas heating, venetia n blinds, ucrc of land. Coli WY Z· (208) &331. Ill 17 -6lc BOUSE 11194, LINCOLN Heights, COMPLETE INSURANCE PR04 I'OOml and bath, new tectlon, Wte Auto, ll'iJ'e, Polio tumac.. 1955 Ford 4 Door Cust. A.T., R&H $595 FRII 30110 Top Value St.mpo ·mlumtllhed. McMastero, Clllllrollod Scot~Atwoter mo= M:-:-::o_ tor, lkll. rope, 4 life cushion, DELUXII: TIDlEE Roo troUer, bllch, paddle, boat COY• batbapartment - olflce -trailer space. Phone WY er, battery. AU lor 1595.00 Ill 8 WY 1-1170. m 11-ltp 1141. -$795 Mi~dleport F'IT'f' '\uloBunds. Phone WV 1\l-27-Ll (:Z4A) FOR SALE OR T-o~r-,1:: 1!150 <QIEV!IOJ.ET Pickun Ieuck Meigs-Mason Coming Events · ;":,~~~~~.~,A).t!<!J.~13~al~NO~p. _,:_".-Keith JAN, 24 · 1'11 WY 2·G7;il, 1 W 18-:hc home ol 1\olrs. Willard Hines. FRII 3000 '1'<1(> Volue ' " - Only Antonaohlle Dealer In Mellfs, Gallla and Masoa, W.Va., Aadlorlzed To Give TofJ Value Stamps Exelaslvely. •• m. at the.OA.v Hallin PDmeroy. tor s.a le or tmrlo for milk cnw. I The Friendly Neighbors Club Joe Du~arn. ltyscll fl nn nood. lwill meet Tues<lav evening aUhc a PI ' Gobi& . Forcl ..' I , I US!: D C A R L0 T r..--------------------------------locust_& Sycamore Midd Jeport ~' Ph. WY 2-3422 .. .... ........... ~ .;; ,' ' ~' ---r-----.. / �• .. • • • ,I, • -·- • .. .. 'lo -- ' •• ., NOY YOU XNow • 8-DIIIJ Sentinel, Poineroy-Mldclleifort, 0., .JIii. SO, Ulll . .----:-:-:--, Minersville Ol ge l eri s ta N cer s i H y t Ele� erians Presbyt , I � r rr ,. ;;: o« -::; L � M �::":' ,.,.-sers � .,, ,....,,. Around And l ws S G p ew Forfnlu Clul> L:ld�n,s c·m rou C O Were ons c Horiz ies t tivi A ear f g For Comin Meet1nJ;!111 B-!fHtJIIQ»l'.c>s About mo E n t,o a l h d'J Th• a n uaI con gregatlonal ssosl l Entertained daT11e.."en1nc �m 06f! M eeting T eme . ....,.. ot :'J,, h "'fr' h L ..: Mr e s .a cer tt: mclu y s of er Mi Ot : : d u,, . ddleport Y· W Mrs. wm1am Ru1Rll ent,rta1n- Growth Stu (ca t1 ' • Hedtag•s nd H rizons in 11n w w1111 oo . 1n _M - � B Croushon, of Columb h _; .., :'AL(l/1 �N l"OII HERE m..oe - � -- •� =--. -. . � , - - -� -. •- . " '" :-::.•. .;., - -• - - - - """:;' - •• •- '""' - '° - •- • •• ""_�.,_• .,'".,�•�"";: ,.;,_a-... - �� .. . J•., an a n '"J a held l ast Wednesday_ even ment Mr, William Morns, Cra the church with 21 atte Officers of both S�a School di• Roll, and Dav id Lyoas , Youth I ced Budg•t Secretary and the church were , Named a, advisors of _the durmg th• meeting �ev e r Yourh Fellowship :•�� mmste How ard Ruppel! presId Ing The Mrs d n a ughan V a Mrs d n a Mr re mmut.. of the last meet g we � read by Mrs Floyd �armak Bachner · as Primary teacher , Miss Eriewme Mrs Lyons an� • I clerk of the session Mrs Bach ner F El� r!J e ��ted w Mrs L1lha n SteiH w s na:a Erlewme. " 5u:� :��t. ;i:: � 0: nd church organ ost an d �rs P «- -• •• • - •� I ..P - �;.. �• •-• • a ._ .._ ,..., .. ... .., i,,,.. lift o sented by M.-. M a rk Ev ans when lhe Wl;CS of the Forst Run Methodo,I Crurch met Wednesday even mg at the home of Mes U S Nease, Nease Settlement. with Mrs Fred Nease .., e<>hostess Mrs Alfred Yeauger pres,ded al the meeting which opened wrth m m of "Break Thou the Bread :f and prayer by Mrs Evans '11,e topic "R,calllng 0ur • •• • .. '' '"" �� • - tf!·• ·" :E :::;: ;;:,,.'"::: :1:,::;";;t::=r::;,: :::. •::�-:�=i scs u, U ed the W < _, 0,, � - .. - <o .. O Mr and Mrs. B N. East reu,ned hme last Sat urday from t Chesa ake, W. Va. where they have �pent the past 10 days � use of the illness of Mn. E t ca u • pa renI,. Mr and Mrs . Andrew R row Both Mr . Brown who wa, :_ ::; z ' ,p li ed and Mrs. B rown ere , m v , �� �d Mrs, Guy Shuler and . returned home •-• • ... lb - U, • • flap .,. ,... �•• .....U, II a.. ua11e,1 11-■• :! o/. lhe Mlnersvllle The Child C-0111<1Va oD dleport. :., � _,_ �- •---:: '"' •• Thundo evenlns .,... a 11<1..t for the .,..._, M •• ,._ • .. -­ The meellng in chargo ol Mn. Rice an Karl G rueser, vice president, pe Miu Sally Schaal. - Mn. Wallen t.o llrw, Gerald opened with tho singing of • •clal•1:[.;,.lion teacher at Rut- Anthony, Mn. Henry N.U. .lln. . hymn loUowed by lhe re oola John Fulls, Kn, Robert Te,rb, � la nd !'� Psalm II by M r,, Eugene o haid wed II her to- buy , Jin. UJall Hemler, M1 f Kn. . " Hel inl the Emotiona and prayer by Mrs Stella G l Jeallllle Smith, l(laa c.arol niea- p t<, or. Growl h , otchildren " and told tel Mn. Joell: Bachner, il)d Mrs, Earl Renahaw presented of Ille = •' whl,h all dtild- � ll)'en. '!be next meeWII :c ..., ... u.i' be f progr the am topic "11,callJng Our ren 10 h . She o w held at the - of cb lld a home Mn He Herdage-E>panding ha ' mler OIi February 1111. <?!.� 11 iz• :�: · ______ :h:u peraolWity · ons " Readings . on a ,ng _ . flec,ted In them < ..: -• e.;!:C'o! = o/..: -• = � �-· - •= "' '":!"'C:.".: � --: Bible Quizzes, :. ;; �-:::::.,"'::. ':= �'1;.1=':S ::;;:::�;.": �= GameJ bee�.'::.. F� VOL I' I r I f ::: : . 2 ".: � = .::.:;;. --: ::::�?�.::::-. =-�::::;::.= =·..:tE::� ~ -,, -·�-. . ··' �•-•-• • '" ' ' "'" "•••, -� •• �•-·•• -•, -• ....,... �,- -m - �-... � - • - - '"' • ��-;::.:�.::: E :;: '.i2::.�·;:;;; ::: re Parley Meeting ;:::.:. 1 ••, -• - --' Mrs R us o h :::;.., '" �., ""' Receives G,ot 0n A nn/Versary ··� •- - -- �,. •• �- -;; Class M . ,,. T• Ch ,n >S - i- ,.. ,.. ._ _ . � - •• - -· � --, - - ..' ':' - - �- "--• - ;... ·..,_ • ,·,« • ��, ,-,w . ,_, -• ... -� ::: ,,• :••· •- � •"• "• -- ••" � • ...._, -�• �•• ,._ �... - - • - ,� - �-•�.....,. I.,....., '""' ....,, O ,.,_ , « PlanS A e M ade For TaIent ,�: ,., '·-- - � ,. _,,,. - .... ,.,. Show Apr,'I 14. w. -------=:- . �"· Program for Pastors' Meet I A nnouneed ""'i.,. "-· , , . . . � .. . .. . ..... � - -17� t 'II', R1id•n" '° i!:� 1 956 FORD va Fairlane 2 Door. I vory over IJJh t blue fi n ish. Spot­ leu clean int erior, aulom1llc tr.a n 1., power ateerin,g & brakea, radlo, heater a nd w hltt-wa l l Urn. f{?j�:::- "$;;::�I 1 956 MERCURY $869 1 954 CHEVROLET Statton Waaon . 6 C"yl. motor, •td. tran1. 9 pusen1er. Me­ chanicall y real a:ood. n ew tlni11h; all 100d Ure-11 heater. $595 ) .) , good used' car? UMBRELIA FOR TWO t»M,t, • AAl,I ,, a, hll.Wf -r l. In Claeaples 1 95 1 Studebaker 2 Dr. Solid _ $149 1 95 1 Chevrolet 4 Dr. Reil Value - $199 1 950 Dodge 4 Door Run, Good _ $149 It you Mid I he1vy duty uled truck or any type of truck body, - 111 now. POMEROY MOTOR CO. The ne,i,r That Deall For Lesal POMIROY 1956 CHEVROLET · · · · · · . . ' . . . . . . . $795 ·! :r \ I ,/ ,i L ee .• '· ,� I Nllffl'N'""' $6.95 MAN ClTED Murrll L, Koesbaugh, 29, Ch... ler WII am&led by Pon,eroy police officers 1ut nt,ltt CICI a charge of paaaing .., a double yel­ low line In Welt Main-II. lie is �led lo appear In M • J o r Cbarlet Legar'1 OQUl't. .,.... • EXaUSM FAIIICS • PERFECT PIT POI ANY IUII.D e · II-SWING BACK • ZIPPb FRONT • wm POCKET ________ Editor's M ail Bag I • SANMf!UD I '' ' i 210 2 ,Door Sed an. One loC'aI owner . 6 cyl . ,td, shift overdri v e. Spotle-ss. I 1957 CHEVROLET · · · · · · · · . . . . . . . . $995 orlgloal fi n Station Wa-a:on . Show.1 best or care . •-tleSI ...,., lsh. 6 cyl . ,t�. ahlfl. 1958 BUICK . . . . · . . . . . . . . . . . . $l.495 1960 DODGE DART Spechd 4 Door Seda n . Power steerln1 a nd brakes. Dy na now drive. Extra nice. !!�h�en�� .!.; �a�: ·F;��,; ·.�� . �;; ..�?: �!� On e ctrerul local ow ner. Torqut tU1ht. IUJH. ?!�,! H�� �� .. �;, -��.- ;��.• best SAVE ��;r: ��• ���l!k� LaSabre Con vertible Cp . A Jet 1■ ; out. Low mil eaa, - one owner, ow n n e! be uty l ald• a d ,,:.rln, , brakee. 1959 BUICK . . · . . . . · . . . . . . . . . . $2, 195 LaSabN !lard Top 4 Door. Sharp ou - one owner. Pow• er itNrtna. Dynaflow. 1 957 BUICK$ . . · · · . . · . . . . from $l,095 Choi<e of thne fi ne oan. All locally own ed. 4 Door Sedan and 2 Door Hard Topa. 1 957 PONTIAC$ . . · . . · · " . . . . . $l,09S Choice of two - o e 2 Dr. 6 o e 2 Dr. Hard Top. 1 955 BUICKS . . · · . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $695 n $ $ $ . 1 959 DODGE CORONU aerieR. A bout o ne-halt orl&inal tost. 1959 BUICK . . . •. . . . . . . . . . . · · . . $2,295 • I · • Door Sedan. Low mllel(o, , healer :n: defroater, ■tandard tranmullioo. A real ,- 11ver. R I B•rgalns ,, ' I , "'°"'"'• eoun7i $849 MontMe>' 4 Door. Spotle111 black and iv ory Interior, white o vtir coral fi nish, Mer­ conatlc trans., new whlte• wall tlre1, radlo, heater. Clearance- /1 �':...i,­ Looking for $895 1 E L B E R FE L D s 1 961 • LIBERTY THEATRE DffOf«l To Tbe lntn•r. 0/ TM Mn, ,-Maaon Are,, ' - i)1 •• ,_ � �•":,! .= ,...;, Thorn:::.; e n t1 n e - ( ,I _.: _ . � ..._ � ...... . - - .., _ _ ;.i.. at y ., \ i \) :n ., _ _ _ ,. � :.. ,. • ,.. - .._ �•- - - �iai - ting Held Recently .r.� ...-m . ,.. -"".:" "' _, ,....., •· - ..... �� � •- � •• •-« '> Home 8u,•1ders Speakers Praise Ladies I Hubert Taylo Dick ' Moss Erlew,ne •• ,SSISlant an Deacon, e l� were t I Hap- Mr, Ha ptonsta ll a, accompa ms . .. ;o:;a lls," was given by Mrs Shern who ha, terr•II. Leo Kenned , S when you buy • Ilk•• lonstall and James i a�•k of her on "Expandiny Our Horlson1" u The church budget which w; uh S Nease Mrs. Yeauger, Mrs smce last summer o :v � p . .���tn,!, ■ : n< , •; and Mrs Russ Wat- hea lth is risty Ba C w ere a l nn u iv en b ved Mrs. Ruseell, Mrs. me ed that was ck ye,: Carma Mrs y g by so ,;� read . new used car from PO­ .;::'" Mrs. Forbes, oold hold their Mn Harry lloudalhelt p local Adolph Grueser, a nd plans to a e ::- :-:ep: resldMrs Brown and Mrs. Hosmer an t Sile at their eel ai the meeting ME ROY MOTOR C.0.1 . ol ' the Put bi h will be Parle ol lbe Ladllo ,�, �,;;.;.. • . ... . :.; "" ,;';'.:. ' �",;';! • •• 1 960 CHEVROLET as 0� � .::.-;:. - - - � • .:::-. ::':.!:::'.;., · St;it1ori Wagon. 6 cy! mo�or Wit h rred Lewis as assistant. port by Mrs o. ,� ; Grueser and Mrs. John Scott. Th Beaull�ul with std trans the -er omcers elected for ....::.:. . :::.. .. !)E>tgl' IJ','t'r S1 err.i . gold fm. program concluded with the n for flowers, dinners and Oirist un ay 1sh Whlh.' wall l lres !l�OW S n, prize WII won by Mra . Lord', Prays . • • mas gift. Thank you earda were i James Sanborn asS1slanl � � Jn unlalon, followliltle wear. Spot less , vinyl lkadbury and the door pri!e and prayer by Mrs. Evans , b p m t eri or. tfoluxe equ1�ped. lhe ledge to the flaa and ed ' librarian, David Lyons . pianJSI, community for remembrance at ee radio healer, allrach vely f Re resh m enta of salad and tha nk you note, were re d f Ha ton stall , assistant p1anprieed a nd un usually clean . otioDI tam from Psalm IU Mrs Mildred Jacobs , �rs. �°i. e by the SJCk comnuttee M:•Mrs PUiiian Ste,H :' $2295 b Ue Roush was present- ty Wills of the Coun ty Infirmary M -· . oat Mn, er • 1-la Su , ho .... The Home builders S u n d a y lions made. II was •ot read . Proyer for Jang. Jr. Mn. Donald Lowe w perinlendent of th• Primary e w i car all-occas as a ion ds y ry and 150th wedd i ng an n iv ersary t mone lak from the Nallonll ;. '" M Rice with Mn, James Pul· ttr'J, Chnslma, Baked good, brought chu met,Sat,. en rches rd�, ing-: a _,.. _ ay even <0< •",. ,. . . .. � ... . • "• . .. , . __ ., '" . "'" �... ... ·· � ,_ & • u >, < " '" • •• --- - "" • • � 1 960 PLYMOUTH _ dessert couroe waa served � to lw � �� - hD Fu�y 4 Door Automallc Bochner was named as Primary wh theae Followln en•ty members andl • • ,. --:.:_,::._ _ -� Bolmn ltl'.O' -· • • � ---- ter •- - •H ·trans. with power steer!ng � t the ho me ol Mrs n were ma de for a fiah pond •1 the ;:� u" preS1de n t, Os,ar Bllbcoc� pree, and ,brakes, ve motor, tint­ arria In Middl eport next m ting r flmffl d Susie Renshaw, ee ed ghiH, wheel c overs, ra­ ing with Martha Marks having the an _______ B1bJe quk lamel Houduhe Mra. Clifford Phillipa and Mrs, a, d 10. hea ter, i,;harp aip.pear• lt on awarded to Mn. a nce. Ivory and black finish Four members of the Federotre ad II. poem writt�n by Mrs �our lo ten members and one A Wmler Priced. ed Church w•r• e lected lo the devotiona l leader for the next ------Harris !or the O<CB8'0n. , Mrs. av id Nea se. guest l'On· D the at session an eri t Presb , y $2095 ------meeting . Mrs George Hackett, Sr ' pre• gregalional meeti n g held Sunday �ion atudy course oo the waa read by Mrt o i\tiendmg were Mr, and M charge si de n t, WBB in . morning, :· � 1:�· ln��tional theme, "Safe Sr, Da vid Ya l S, , nd their ,hort meetmg after w !ue year and tht Elected r, l' In Bondage " was organized on A� . 1 958 CHEVROLET Marks, Mr. an �rs. �: :� : were served by the Relreabmenb were ......i by s we,·e Mrs I. . freshmenls e,plrc term ednesday W moon al the Fed· he hostd lo Impala Hard Top Coupe. 2 8 h o,te.. lo Mrs. Wilh am Garber , Prinl't!. Mr. and Mrs. Thurman those named ... t rd. Wooda Albert eraled Chureh. tone blue, finish, power .eteer­ Weed 1002· Mrs E ,re)y n Lew is. Mrs. CharBabcock, Mr, and Mrs, Charle, s Mra. I. M. Eddie M and ra Lools Reihe!, missionary in,g, brake,i, automa tlc traus. • Mn Smitll, Joe Con, Hensle Mr. ao,d Mrs y . 1965. . · GibbR a-go A. :MS cu. in. m otor. IAcally The 42nd Ohio Pastora Conven- edUCB halrman of lhe Woc. Sa n sbury , Mr, '""" Watson Mio.' Oeorp owned and 18,� act�al pIa n isl a nd Mrs. Harold Sauer as ri,, Mrs. R The Janua ry meetmg of the �d Is sponsoring the Mnr, -- - - / ackett. H Mrs. and Roush Swai n , Eilee n Sw a i n and J 1 1 1, miles. Luxury Interior trim, V' Howell lilrl. Bradbury PTA wa, held Wednesthe veteran, M emorial Hall - cour■1 . · - - - •;.; .... ·,_ white wall tires, deluxe � '!:. .. .. � " Hysell Pearl day evening with Mrs. Anme Ada Bissell and Mlehael. day, January 22, through W o !o tels wu the g d iscussion le der r MEIGS THEATRE ROAMING RIVER Phelps, presiden t, in harge of the A pot luck supper was en joyed day, January 25. $1 765 " Ince stanley. the mee tin . has er v u; . Although the Yukon Pomtroy, Ohio by all . bu. s i nes, meehng. Ad dreBSel by lhe Oh 0 Pr t . s sourc,. less than 25 miles from tl The secretary 's report was glv of Peace" finalists, Sunday_ at 7 000 2. s n ru • it a sk a Al t th coas of ' p ·� en by M n1 Charles Fridley e nd Comm ittee m will open the convenbon. ' Met TO · 1 959 CHEVROLET . NOT OPEN FRIDAY miles before empt y ing mto the the trea sur•· r's report b program includes such M rs. . equipped . radio, heater. Y Ria n Sea. g t " Berio ;ac aon Glenn E va ns. El Ca m i no. Passenger car s peakers u Dr. Ruf E . ClemSATURDAY The Execu tive Comnuttee of 11!1 comfort with utili t y carryi ng � kmg discussion was held as ent , president of lhe Atlanta U •• "THE ENEMY GENERAL" FOR GOOD LOOK, LONG WEAR, t he Women's A•ROcialion of the -Rl>illty, V8 mot or, . 11ld. trans. to whether the PTA should buy versity; Dr. Nels F. S. Ferre � Van Johv.son and , f r s F U t a yler i n n ited Pr eab Jvory and red fin111h, deluxe t Jean-Pierre Aum on t work booko for the children of lhe Andover Newlon 'llleolo111al MiddlEfOrt , Ohio Church of Mi d dleport met Wed• equipment. heater, like new REAL COMFORT, IT'S _ also Seminary; lhe Hon. Brooko Hay,. lhe school. No decision was reach, tlres. nesday e ven in g at the chureh "SEX KITTENS GO N NOW SHOW I G , ed by the g roup. director and president of the , ,• to pla n t he program for the TO COLLEGE" � $ 1 695 th e m Bapti&I Convent�: l en t I G " Plana w ere made for I t a 1n9 ,,,f, ,," • p Pur e "Th ren o D n Va Mamie With y ear. � P Kenn...,, to H. Apri � hel how Gerald on he d l Bishop e " lo van, Robert Blak and Conway Twitty Barr A t tend in,r were the newly ""'i · y Sulli ident of lhe Council of Blshopa o � open to the public. Anyon< and SUN DA y• l,IQN, & TUIS . elected preside n t , Miao Suaan 1 956 DESOTO the Metliodisl Church, ,. by calling at achoo] during the n and Park, Mrs. Mattu, Chunben, Lemmo Jack "Qu1 n r1 Flredome 4 Door. V8 motor wishing lo enter the show may do D.r. Franklin H. ".'mck, pa: ll r Sh lrly MacLane Mrs. Jam es Sanbor n , M rs. Dale with au toma t ic tr■na. New of the High St. Chrt!tlan � h C l or) day and in the even ing by calling mascop e (CIM e "THE APARTMENT" Walburn, Mrs. E. 0. Tewkabary, tire.11, sp,ot lees cle�n in teri or, irGuy Russell WY 2.-. An Mrs of Akr on, Is the convention th Steve I< h�an w, , r Lemmon W ith Jack � � I vory and IJ'een fmlsh, heal• Mrs. J. E. Harley and Mrs. Har�,t er man. The Otterbein A CappoIIa accompan ist will he fumiehed for nd A and Shirley MacLai ne er. A rea·I t-l ean cu for the ol d Sau e r . A� ■I nlv �ar those who would like and_ prizes Choir will sing Monday at 8 PPiua: CARTOON budeet minded bu)'er. .::;j wer ann as announced aa the same as for The United Church w e ounced f t, $10 us $5 . $795 ;aY at second and $3 third. Prices of a d- the ftrst county meeting this have a fellowship tea ;.; minion will he 30c and 1 5". Plan, yea r. 2 p , m, 5 were aleo made to aell refresh- �l•n• were m ade for a found- Luncheon, will be held t t m. sa o llO � � , 1 956 PONTIAC at the each day with lhe ment, during the show , er • program lo be held lllorta - aeaulall � Hard Top Coupe, V8 motor The ottendance banner was won February meeting. At thi■ meet, al on Monday, the U i Loni■ and auto matic t run.11. Low by the oeventh grade taught by Ing all lath�•• ho t d will be Tuesday and lhe Weekday Re1Ii·' ell-SWING BACK mlleaiie by loca l owner. eZIPPER FRONT Larry Roush and detesates lo lhe counted twice �or 1::. '.:'ttendance loue Ecfucatlon on Wednesday.,_ Clea n i n terior, i vory and e SAFETY POCKET ty mieet1n g ln February w• The Rev. Francia H. Gl■z= • hanner . dark bl ue finish. radio and . coun c,:::'.:��::;���:;::;;;;,:;�;;.;:"' ��= e EXCLUSIVI FABRIC --======-:. president of lhe Melga heater, e PERFICT FIT FOR i Ministerial Alloclatlon, 11r1ea • "ANY BUILD pastonr to attend. The scale Is in your favor NO. "' • -- -·--•-· °"'· .....,. ,- "· "" -------::-� -----::=::--.-:::::::::-:::;:7.::::=~;:�:;;-�' --�--.. ... - "'" --- 1, Jll!d>' xn 1 ·h e P h i ' · 1 1 h• A r c ia. l. !", ' S !)t I :it 11 �l ll!� b !lb. f "oll, rnbu ,s, Old• A JOINT BANK SAVINGS ACCOUNT I I 4 Door Sedan. Radio and beater, VI e.,.ane, I mile111, stancllrd tran1. One owner, new ow car trade-In Bllcellenl ...Ulloa, $1195 WE PAY 3% INTEREST ON SAVINGS CountJ Sin,. lrl2, M ember Federal MANY MORE - - - B L A ·E T· T N A R S Dtpoail lllllll'IIIICtl Oo�. POMEROY •' \ $ 1795 '. I 1958 PLYMOUTH SAVOY I One•-· i' Club Sedan VI en,lne, ml. Inna., radio and heater' verJ eloan in■Ide ancl wt, wbli. lidfflll lino. $1 195 /\, R. H. Rawlings & 5011s ' RUTLAND , . , , I c,wn•, $495 n Choice of three exCll)llonal buya. e e,Hnder, ndlo and heater, Club Sedan. itandard tninanlulon, one low mi)Nfe, new car trade-In. 1 952 11,&N,iTIONAL 0,PtA "!',I, wd "' , Servtn1 Mol.. 1960 FORD FAIRLANE • ' CORNlit SICOtfll & � ST. " MIDDLIPOl1 ,- -•r- Ken�edy Pl unges Into · Firs t Big W o r k D a y •11 WASHINGTON <IIP II - Pre 1i- o.m. when he returned lo the DemocratJc Nallinal Comm dint kennetly, after celebra ittee at a■ the 35th Pre ting White Houae. His wUe dro llldent of the Unll- KOIIDedy p;,,M I p.m. and prelicfed UU!IIIUfafloa until 3,30 at the owear- ed Slates appoared lo thrive on a.m. . out of the round of dan and, Immediately cbalcea and ins hi of. his Ca binet plunged today Into hll lint Wh the hectic inau,uraI featlY membere at lenged RllSlla ite departed for bed thrM hour, IUe, but lo join In a new bis wUe ear- I p. m. TonJght he expected 1fauN - lcbeduJe ' wltb an Imto a� .. quest Jacqueline had lo limit lier. f or peace" fond ot a n early her participa p,rtaot llafl """'• banquet of. the Allalfa Clu . g tion. Still nooverlng a, ad- "It wu a lon an b reapon,e lo his d excUin plea, g 'lite ■wearing,m -..., mlnlllration � and g from the Caeaarean del talb day," be ,aid in 1ununlng up do- �alllaled �, Kll ivery of the pended on quick work niabebe• her ,on on .ith hie pollllcal """""""' No by v, 25, lhe t h e epoebal new Sov i iet fJrll ina ugurat on program u Senate, Ambaaaador Mikhail · . 'llte: ...,. Clillf 'llte 10 � -inteea lady paued up some ElecuU.., di. he cUlnbed to M<usli fun ctio ttm, ns , Interviewed by a telelhe While llouae and U,N. pJa,yu,g e!o!,tlaa wnpatp vt,or, north and left lhe inaugural hal �r-deaignate vlilon l, ahir porth,o t'lpOrler t, wltb apparenUy as Adlai , Stev at the big inaugur, ly alt, «iuerouecl lflt nat1aa•a cap E on■an were llll'!lctd al r mJdnight. flll much vigor as he disp ball In the Nati>nal Guard It layed at lo win conlinnalion at was • long day for Kennedy, an u. uaual armory, &old lie felt the Kennedy After lhe oath-ta.ting ceremony at . - . .... . . . . . . .. . .. . .. .. ... .... .. _ _ _ 0 � - - - NEA T ,L,W ""' -- .. _ _ .._ "••'1•'J "'�• '""'• -• .... .. . "" ...... _ •• -.. ..,,, .. • • •� -- � •- ..... "" • .. ,.,.. ... . .. . ... .. ... .., .. ..... _ -., . ... ... ......� . IBD'l tat. • h .. • • • - ••• - - • � .._, ,,., , (,O Pli r�'"'• -· \ . . .._,, h ) .. . . .. .. . .. . ... .. .. .. ,. ,- •·•...., ,,. �, ; .., , _ ' . ' .,. 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