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Dnoud To The lnterut, Of The Mei...Ma.on .4reo ----------------:---::::-:::-:::-:-:::--::::-::-::::-:::---:-.:-:-:::::--------------XII /OL Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, Feb. 6, 1961 NO. 146 5c PER COPY P Jmeroy Salt Firm Begins Second 100 Years Of Continuou s Operation � � ' . , ... ' < •• Ir IN WI..., and neceuary mJneralt in t h e perint.endtnt Seldon Baker esti• large furna("e whlrli coMWl'IN .. Thi• ye,r mark.a the begin• I wot·ld. The product I.I manufactur- mated thal nearly 40 lQn1 of l"<><d amazing amount of to.al. 1 n ini of the aecond cen tury of ed in many partJ of the N o r t h art burned daily tu product' the Copper conveyon are needell Ill production ■t Pomeroy', lead- American 4.'0ntinent. brine into ..all. This tonnage 11 pull the brme from the vlll OYII' It la a commod ity generally tak- enough lo heat the .average homt the furnace. Super intendent W:• in1 a ndu,try , nd tbe �wn•• only one It t_h e present tune. en for granted. MOit of UI are fa- nearly Rven or t i ght ye.ar,. it e-r said that the copper ii .., • The Euel11or S.lt Work, for i i I the moKt expensive matmiall Ill m l ar with ult and • thaker, but has been estima ted. the pa•l 100 Y hu be in that is j ,I aboo as II i goo. the ck f . t far u 1n i lan ba o the p ! when, the operat KH1 . lie ,aid � �on1 m�1 opera":" on euept"::..r1 t operation takes place in 11alt will eal most metalt 11111 A tour through the ult worb .he main m1 penodical Ih u t-downs for . . humans consume alt. 11le COWrep.air. The ult w orkl hu out- proves. however, a greal deal of is a f,ve- mch, 1200-foot deep diamd fts pum;, al ear conveyori; aeem endW:11 N li l i ved all other aimilar opera- work i■ done by both men and etr� well. A ■ f l the u deep pool o all tours the ,tant tion■ in the area with the e z.- machinery before the product iJ )q w:I from �fter being hauled onr t II • brine I n to a huge v at. ceptio n o! 1 Hariford, Ve. , •hipped. ilers whe re heat averqn • firm. The biggeat Item moneywi&e in From I.hen the brine 11 hauled bo Salt is one ol the moat common the production of aalt ia fuel. Su· by overhead ronveyun tQ t h (C-11■■e• .. Pap -&wl I l • Held In Jail For Hearing "SEVEN WAYS FROM SUNDOWN" (Tochnleolar) W.lth Audio MurphJ a n d Barry Sullivq - also "12 TO l(OON" Ken Clark, Tom Coawa1 SUNDAY & MONDAY "THE LOST WORLD" (Technicolor) !lllchlel Rennie, Jill St, Joh n and Fernaildo. Lamu See: 70-ft. BrontollilN1; 10ft. Spider; lq()-tt. fore monster; 81).ft. Dino aaurs; 30-ft. repWes. Three persons were Injured, and on e of them ls In OPERATES PAY LOADER - J. C. Jett takes salt from two hugP pil es on alternate days to be bagged and Works beginning Salt its Excelsior , the Meigs by employed county jail charged with driving while inloxicat­ is He west. middle the throughout customers to shipped d, o e following t o Sent el . h a Sunday afternoon wreck on Route 7 i� 1961. in ,_P operation of year1 100 _ ___ second _ _____ ______ . ________ south of Middleport. 'Die Ohio Slate Patrol aaid El• hi, car. o WASHINGTON (UPI) mer E. Sigman , 22 , Rutlond, driv- , Earl Beal, :is, HarrloonvUle . a Pl'flidMt Ktnnedy 1ubml ta ing north 1.6 miles north of the 1 pasaenger, wu treated and rettd to Congreu today detail• O Melg ..GolUo line, got on the left leased lrom Meigs General Ho,-. ' od propo10l1 to HIOtld Un• side ol the highway, ran into the pilal for leg abrasions. llO ', omployment componhllon · left front of • southbound c a r charges we"' filed, btn•fit• and prowld• federal A era ua Increase in the effects of the recession and aid for noody children of driven by John E. Lyons, 18, Mid- Meigs county men involved In e topp d by severe weather the sale of prepaid sales tax out-of-work poront,. dleport. recent charg.. or court appear• stamps d eclined considerably In the ten southeastern KOt1nedy rtciuMtod """' ab Ly008• car ·uek the guard• a nres include Rabert w. Proffitt, BEDFORD . Mass. UPI __ T,·a ,· n' . ,nactmont o f tho mH1ur11 Ohio counUea for the period endin Jan. 2 1 . il II d ra em on ro t over n . an •• kme 1 b , Rt. 2, n u""" _ lne Ior •peed 33 - , to apfi ·-1 ed Moonwatch teams and a giant ' . . Th ere w,re only three count es th at excee d ed Iast In l.lt.r. to Vic. Pr••l• and II d 1 1o Si oppe on 1 • Pgma n I pear in Gall ,poIii mun,c1pa1 cuurt radar n etwork railed to pick up , years weekly total. They were Meigs, Athens and Pike Lyndon B, Johnun and Ray• Sam Hou Spoakor any of the •·naming and biinking" l car _rJ pped out ahout 100 reet of today; Edward .J, Nunnally, Jr. . .. countlea. Vinton dropped to 8 ne w all time low of only burn. sugrociu11t wa, Hr, object, sighted by resident, Jn , gua, drail before stop;img, right '1:1, Cheoter, who forfeited • $25 $1 45. Gallia county figures were off by over half. 1•■l•d droll, of tho lt19! 1t.. scattered areas Sunday night. aide up. bond for speed, and Roy K. Deem. The ll&Urea for lbe counties . tboae fo the ee Lyon, body , 1uffer,d 42 head and , Coolville, lined $25 for ,peed, 120. 19, $83,791.41. Meigs - $1,18 1 .• lion and supporting olatoThe reports were made by a w ks endr showln& t t■rlH 11 1h0 of socro by .,." . -rson , in the greater ; laceration, whJlt Wi lliam F, Well, I both in the Gallipolia court. ··• Jan. 23, 00, $47 ,869.06. Pike - $1 ,42 1.17, I1bor •nd hHlth, education number o( rm g Jan. ll, 1�, -.... auu ,008. . Ross - $4,716. , $t:!4, and welfaro Boston orea and by two por,ons in 1 18, Mkldleport, bis passen ger, had 36 , 62 _ "'9 1960 and July l, 1959 follow: the lfJll 4 '8 727 06 490.2:1, Sc1olo - '8,185 .49, $185,• ..__________., we,t Virgin ia. One woman said , • fractured vertebra, the Patrol 7 A 11 · • • ' · • 845.63. Vinton - $471. 57, $20, 177.· 1 said ahe saw a blinking while l'ghl ' aaid. t $2S'l,71IU? , 82. traveling up and down. Other d• Well, was removed by the Ml<llllllo - •i;tU.lt, $3, 447 .18, ----acrlption, varied. dleport -lll!IIC1 111uad to the J • $M3�.ff., "1JI....IIII. . . However, a spokesman for '"' Mason Clinic. Slpnan had head F It:ij - NiltW, North American Air Defense Com- abrulona. Thi ar<ldenl was re.& ;,,1so,e.ee, etM.ill.M, CASH BAH� • . PROPR ' of Bahr Clothier,, Mldmand at L. G. Hanscom Field ported at 3:40 p,m, 1--- - $1,!1111.M, $5, l28.09, here said the huge radar network In • )es, 111'1'"'8 accident Saldleport, ha, origms in C, townsh1pk ca111e to wort: ffllll, 118.tll, $11)1,141.15. for the late Charles Mc11.. ,r at the :,roitb Clofliffil � had picked up nothing unusual In urday afternoon al 1·35 on Route L■- - ll,11ile.llZ. '8,!168.IK, E. 0. Tewksbary, 71, of Middle- Store in 1949, became a partner in 1951, an d sole owntr the past few days. 113 at ill junction w!Ut Route IZ4 $2511,11'18.IIZ, $270,415.3'/. Smithson ian Astrophysical Ob- James Keith Dilcher 18 Rt 1 · port, died luddenly at his re,i- in 1956. The suit and hat display cases at the right are . Melp - $1,137.1111, $1,tl86.B5, Miss Christine Elizabeth John- servatory in nearby Cambridge, Harrisonville !ailed i. ,;,.ke 8' dence S u n d a y morning. Mr. new in Bahr's redecorated store on North Sec9nd-av, $101,i!Oll.71, $103,9!11.12. Tewksbary was the o:,eralor of • three doors south of where Smith Clothing had been loson 42 passed away Salurday at headquarlera lor the International curve alid..; the 1luah road Pia - ,1,017.lt, '872,99, $67, Funeral services lor F r a n k 10 �.m.' at her home in Mason al- Moonwateh visual satellite track• � Ide � barlier shop In Pomeroy al t h e cated since 1912. - Sentinel photo. lace 'r n ff the ,;9, 1$, $84,1184.N. Gibson . 58, veteran rural mail ler a lengthy Illness. s h e was ing operation, said it had recel•• hi• death and operated of l ime wJ� 1 le�� 0 1 coll'de,i" I • Ron - '8,lOl.40, $8,793 .19, carrier of Harrisonville. were ed no fonnal Moonwatch reporl1 O to � � shops for over SO years in t h I s born January 21 1918 in Mason CIUS ing minor damage l � area. held Sunday kom th� Chase Fu! 1115,819.38, $4111A&l41. of sighting,. nson �a, P receded � s . . ------S.lola - ,11,111.tll, $12,203.20, neral Home With burial In Wells Mi s Joh , Survivors include h!S wile, Ne� • z:l h her pa nts Martm , $',72,lSUt, #19,'108.08. lie ; two ,on,, Edward of Wellston Cemetery, and Rev. Kenneth Na- o � ;-i Mae O iver Johnaon. , n v- ..:. , 14U8, '374.!6, .... son in charge. and Rabert of Middleport: t w o ";;"!Ying are two broth•"· Fred He had been a rural m a 1 1 � 9311.61, '29,tllll.17, grandchildren, Charle, and Tom• · nson of V ienna, w. Va. . and f r 30 moving for the hope He son Isn't carrie years. friends Cash a was Bahr's e h collecthree my: tax great.grandchildren; a11■ Motor whlcle a George, of Masoo : th'.. •1ster•, n ery a Wood often. ol Zelda d Brad Gibson v one ' llem brother, Buckeye Ohio George, the of ■oulbea tea lions la ; Mary Johnson , and Mrs. Gold_The proprietor of Bahr's Clothiers. North Second•IIT, Lake, two 1islers, Eva Struble ol rottnllas lhowln1 flaures lor the an d had spent his entire life in 10 In gle,, both 01 Mason -� Mn. Logar, and Jessie Mitch of O>lum- Mi ddleport, las\ week completed movmg three doors week endlac Jan. II, 19111 and for the Albany and Harrisonville com- Marcia Hartley of Blacklick, W. south into a re-decorated aa:id �quipp�� store roo111. J bus. the ll■cll year wbk:b ,larled July munlt(es. Va. : two ne;,hews, Charles John • fo n g art hi, wife, Leno , The event resembled an oldt1me house raJSmg. Survivi · 62G $2 _ The of Atltenl deceased , n was . Fu llow: member 8 _ eral services were held to 1 1860 so n nd J hn Jo '0 ing lhe slore, Al one time and •Ix son,, James F • Jr. . Har• : mi; No Injuries resulted from an day al 2 p.m. for Chrlslopher Co- the Presbyterian Church of Mid· '87,Strl.117, Gallla p�:�Y � · High School In 194-1 came to work ';'.,;' � o por a n severs a ry appe me • a 16 n �: : for lhe late Charle� MtM.uter in accident at 4 p. m. Saturday at lumber, 82, of Muon who died dleport. ' . $41,111.09. Hocking - '701.92, $50,· riaonville: Robert of Dayton ; Dr. :�er relatlve: f the intersection of Sprin g-av and Saturday morning at Holzer HO!I- Funeral services will be h e l d loads o cloltlmg, hats, s. sh � 1949, became a partner in 191, 111.•. Jacbon - no weekly fi. Don of Portsmouth : John of Ath·. to the ne coats a nd whalnol =N, '811 4311 44. Lawrence - s:i . Ohl: Gary and Gordon, both Fu n eral services w!U be he I d Willi, HUI, the Pomeroy Police pllal following a short illness at Wednesdoy at 2 p.m. from t h e in 1956. It wi ..... ' • ' Kmca1d, and sole owner John · Another, quarters. . � p.m. Tuesd .. v t 2 8 8 t Ule Mason Department sald . home· only last week he changed tbl Mr Belcher was a retired coal Ewmg Chapel with Rev' Howard ' . A son, George, was k'lled ·"' In ,I E· U· p· Church wIth Rev. R 3lph A vehicle driveu by Jean WW miner, and wu OOffl DeNmber Ruppelt officiating, Burial will be ,penl most oC a day pa,nlmg the name of h11 store to Bahr "' \,MIi'" I , . floor. , nl Maho n y charge. Burial will he of Pomeroy collided with another 29 1871 in Wyoming County W in the Riverview Cemetery aollon in France In World War e JD _ ie,s. in ceme · • • · od rt er a ay t b uslness m 1s Bahr · · m the . Odd Fe11ow• Cemetery, II. operated by Larry Laudermilt of Va, He wa■ preceded in death by Middleport. 1 111"shaking down" through the lat- He has built up a followln Fnenda may call at the rest- Pomeroy_. Cause or the accident his parents. James and may call Friends al the Ew- ter part or last week. and is pleas- ing a wide range of "DUii!' Martha de?ce of the deceased •�,yllme was, attributed to poor road condl- Cline Belcher. Ing Funeral Home anytime prior ed with public reaction lo bis brands" io his . merclumtlisltij Meeting Tonight prJOr to services, Fogleson_.,,s are hons. He is l\lf\lived by alz. daugh• to servke!I. Amoog them are Rugby "'Wit. move. The regular m eeting of D r e w -------In charge, The police deparlment reported ters. Mrs. Dorothy Cartwrlghl Web,,ter Poat 39 American Legion Bahr. a n,live of Chester townboth cars suffered exten sive front and Mrs. Evelyn Brewer, both of !Continued on Page Slxl ahip, graduated from Chester . will be held tonight al 8 p.m. al Friday Set Down fnmt No • nd damage. arre m Mason ; Mr■. Donald Kewnore Melp County Sherill Rabert C. the Legion Home it waa announc - Wahan1a an W'l l I were flied. Laudermllt was travel- and Mrs. Erne,t Caoile both of or County Canvass ed thla In b legtalati ve ex � empbulud In h I I In g south .. Sprin g-av ond Mrs. Newark ; Mrs. Charle, hlgle1 of Mrs. Donald llelzing, chairman , Give Its Concert _ rei,ort of Juuary 1h11 14 highway ocuUve ::. ta!ghan. of the Bela Sigma Phi 1ponsored w ,11 wa, gomg north. a he n h m 8 While • w Falco T Bl mlngton, Indiana and Mrs. de e Re ol t and r comman h pori., aled lnve■ll& Mother,' March for Polio Hid to, by • ...,. la o ..,,.._ I band will present Ila winter con. sy Short Of Balleysv e, w. V•. day that Rooo a house-to-house canvass h ll durln1 the month. adjutants conlerence in Colom- cert toOl>rrow ni t at B p,m, •1 : Other 1urvlvor, include a broth- ' • IIUIUC., gh , FOR TASTU!R CANDY bus will be presented an d a mat. w,ll be made throughoul the coun· Sheriff Rllritnbacb urge, drlv• . be the high school under direction of LONDON <UPll-'Dle National Boyd Bee I her oI GIlbert, W. ly by worker, thl, Friday even ing ter of child welfare also will ci al , spe In oners Commissi ora to u,e chain■ and drive with County igs e M The leader band Thomas T. Reed. Un100 ol Retail Confectioner, ap, Va., five s11ter,, Mn. Alva Black from 7 until 9 p. m. presented. All members are urg• , care during tb■ bad weather at their courthouse office this morning accepted the low Among .. iectlone to be played pe aled to the government Sunday and Mrs. All� Harless, both ol The drive lor fund, had been to ed atte nd. another st Mobil Oil ('.ompany to supply gasoline fo.l' � wblcb la u:,octed to la _____ by the ■enior band will b efavor• to perm11 candy ,tores 10 sell Davin, W. Va., M rs, Sarach Lew• poslpooed lrom last week due to bid of the t go-day period al the county garage. 11 kl II the gnund ho la of Cl liton MIi la, W. Va. : Mrs. bad weather. Mrs. Betzlng asks- ne Iles, "St�tnt Prince'" by �lo• llqueur-navored chocolote,. RIVE R FROZEN � � e Mobil Company' s bid ol da this aCtemoon Is the hlrlnc .. g llhadow meana anythin g -: ' Herbert: Ellll".�t Overture by A spokesman lor the group ,aid Della Wh1 liing<,,n , White Oak, w. that all worker■ bring fuoo, col 20 89 BELOW GALLIPOLIS . cen ls per regular gallon and a new dog warden . Johnny 111...... The ■herilf also reported that Ice condition on the Obio RI•· thoven and Poet a nd Peas- "the alcohfillc content of llquered Va. : and Mrs. Tex aa Lundy of le<ted to the Pome�y City Hall, � 23 75 lor high-test waa lower by warden for the past term, •• G po,- - booked at t h e er are getting to the point where ant • by Von Suppe. chocolate, is never above I per I Colburn, Va.; 17 grandchildren, headquarten lmmed1alely followa fraction ol a cent than the other asked to resign his post by I i , ing the canvass. She also asked be , cent, so ihere u hardly any dan • and five great-grandchildren. lollowlng they are about 01 bad u the 1917• An added attraction will • o u • I J JaJ1 on the bidders, The Standard o 1 1 Republican branch of the �. two clulr&e1 the month. 1 numbers preaented by the junior ger of encouragi ng drunken or• Following eervices at Fogleoong that any organ ization wishing to 18 period. I Company and Hirer Oil Company. He was hired during the I O , Funeral Homo JD Muon conduct- con tribute ahould send the �oney Trtpailll, 15, driving while in- Today the enllre river b e l o w band. gles." A motion was en tered by Avery when Democralll held the PDi'jj toxlcated 7, lnl1'liclllcm I, disturb- GaWpolia dam waa blocked olJ ·- ed by Rev. Ralph Mahoney, bur• to her In Pomeroy, or give K to a . , Nel,on and accepted by Commis- in th< three-llllll COIIIIDWioa. ial wa■ made In Gra•el HUI Cem· worker of their area. Ing PIM» I, old One I, potty Jar. to river traffic and all b o a ■ aloners Don Mullen and President Meeks' resignation will beeome - I. .._ to ,tea) l, ln•eatl- down 14 Dem 35 are tied up elery, NOT ONE TO ARGUE IIn ) Dan Hartinger to have the MobU effective today. � -----ptm for bed obock I, hold for k:e harbon. ST. WUJS, Mo. <UPl l -'1110 as- Company supply the gas. A o n e Don Mullen staled. At lea■t thno other <UUllty I, tlefnudlng .. Jnn. on the upper Ohio the river 18 MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL oe,sor's 'olfice malled a routine per cent decreose will be made men are in line for the job. n ,IJ , keeper I, opoecling I, open charge lull of Ice lrom Dam 13 to Dam dmlaa A ion■ Salurday _ Mra. notice to a woman rece1,lly telling after the firs! 30 days In the price expected that a con11derable 1 menial I. aad !allure lo • e n d IS. 'DIis morning the Franklin �· w,· 11 L. requ,'red 1or ai, •grDarrell Badgeley, RD, Racine. her that It had railed the as or the ?rod"" Two Middl eport women were cited and fined b actchllcl to 9Cbool I. ; Pierce wu stuck In the Ice that • home o of her valual t pe on cted urd • II088ed '•""•-.. , The y Item e only other x of the new dog warden Mlddleport M ayor Joh n Ze rkle over the weekend • D--• Sat ay - A r a . . . '20 000 Sherill llarlo,it,ad, uid • Iola! Is cloalng the lock chamher Of mg nage Mulle n said al IMIOn •Y IhaI to be o n the commlSSIOner s Kathryn Bryant, Rutland , and e I . of 51 per■oM were enrolled al the Dam 17, 1te varies m thlclmesa Th two women who .were. engaged In fighting n a Mid• mall, asae,sor Fran- - -return By n the Oil· o work any ii doobted He e' Ev DarSt an d Georg Ie Ne Ison. Slnc:lalr1 Pomeroy M Jll) durlne Ill■ montb. Nine of lhe from II!! to s inche■ with the dlepo_. B STAUNCH SUPPORTER gineer's budget would be .,._,,1. Zerld�• ,.,:�1.,:::i Da!t 1 Birth _ Mr, and Mrs. Darrell ci1 H. Kennedy sa.i, he received Wll'I ltoldovert f r o m heavitat k:e at ';)ama 20,_ 21, He did not fll),000for check � lion, Roy Priddy ol Rutland was al thi• meeting. AccordJna: ·to ed ZI ent<rlng any village llqoor eatabBadgeley, 1 girl. Only person to ,ote Republican llllllllh. For the - and 23. The Kanawha RIYer "' lshmen t woman. ll arrested icatio for Iden n , Ethel Into the ify x law, no definite .sel � $25 ned stale e In th l, li Ii>! l in Jackson Counly, Mo., her Admlulot11 Sunday - C a r I and cosl , .. ill Ila lhe ahorill uid that comperaUvely of k:e w 1 1 h ,n se y into cus Priddy was lak for made before April I al be must CLA810NG as 30 c 'fl tod Qu ll Pomero COLOU ·· 1860 w presiden tial election ol y, and J, S. Kelley d ntenced her lo spend a , none •�Winfield Dam, ' • - wore R , Ca";"ll redtle,. operati L. on uThe comml,.lohen year. each 1860Was of iddle election tial port. M days In joll, but IW!pended the SHIPPEY, Ensland (UPI I-Lo- presiden for cited waa ll ga. exhauats, se ll\rtn& lhe IIIODlb of Jllllllar)' In over a month and IAICAI. TEMPS have therefore Ablor voted He i Gilpin. JU.. jail ■ta). Dl!charge■ Sunday - Gay Ann cal govemmenl ofllclalo Sunday Will am Leroy Ho har is be held ' I half. on a m who rewarded a a Lincoln. at the S< irlg llNIO !llterMf JlaNmaeb depart 'J'he mid-day te per ture Georgie lllel,on, who aloo enter• Burke, Coolville; Ch a rle1 Smith, ordertll Robert Morr!, to remove raham the • nd ,:noot 1!,1J!lpted 1 1 actldents, ID--� _M,tc\'- � 8 �-� of wu, 1� . '25 charge of Intoxication, a Rich- Racine : Robert While, Syrl<IN, !JOO - tlles hill houae him by appointing him as the The engineer', budget is - INI !hall Wat w,,ori.,r ilm'- aili>ili Ii Pon\owy "u fl coela for �rlil'ng ihe peace- ard John Sluon wu cited on I and Clyde Sanden. RD 1, lltedt- roof becaUN Ibey do DOI blend first territorial governor ol Colo- ly one ol county 1 -"• with lides cloudy, heacil not yet IOI up, lajl the - � la other Mlddleport Police ac- char1• ol �ninl llle1al mufflers. ville. _ with lS,IJOO red Ille, on hill bouoe. rado, ___ • �1el s One Of 3 cOuntles nm Moon wateh Fa1·1s To Se� Sky L1" ghts g TOtfiing 1960 In Tax aIes s --·- Wall Dlmey'1 '"l'HE HOUND WHO THOUGHT HE WAS A RACCOON" (Teehnicolor) Meet: Weecba, raccoon and Nubbin, the hounil . Fun with craey-mixed-u,p-pup an d hlo lhie>in' Pall Wod, a Thurs. ,..,, a.t "THE GLENN MIiIER STORY" "11, ;u.•. ,,.-.a. Sefflce8- FOr - • M31·1 Carr1er Were SUnday � n.ew � l c,•• ,• • cher R tes No One Hurt : Bel In Accident At ffe}d TOday I , In Mason Ill' nterSeCllOn no MN i. - .._ ,_ ,r11111t ...... liorhood wh- you .,. ,...wtsht,L Y• ---• new home a1 y- pn11nt •... ltr s I I I • LIBERTY THEATRE Around The Clock Middleport , Ohio Hearing Aid Service F.-.e Bo•e Con111oltatlon Badget Term111 B■tterl" and lnform■llon at Dutton Drug Stora, Mldtlleport, O. DILES RADIOEAR CO. ,hone LY �-d550 """"•• Ohlo BAH R CLOTHIERS Formerly Smith Clothln1 Co. MIDDLll'OaT, OHIO Home Of Name ••nd Mere..� NOW IHOWIN G "FACE OF FIRE" With Cameron Mit<hell "HE LL &ENT POR LEATHER" (Colori Wllh Audie Murphy Al• Cwtoon CarnlHI � They giYa you a complete record of ever y ch e ck drown. Tliey show your ex­ oct balance at all times. This helps you to avoid ov­ ardrafh - checks written beyond the limit of your bolanc,. They ore a htlp in tracing checks that may ,tay out a long time. So fill out tht llubs as your checks are drawn. They add to the value and con• vinitnce of your Checking Account. Wt ,ay 3% ln�t WOOD PANILtNO , . You can chant• the whole appeoronco of your ..it, for the better by tbe - of ap­ propriate wood panelhls. Al low N lfc �• ft, ..-.:=-t� On Your S.vlngs The FARMERS BANK . and Savings Company 'LOOIIINe '111e floora In your borne can llo made to ltok like new wllb fine, ltmlr10111 floorlnc. 1 Euy to apply over old flool'9 Aa low u lk �. ft. -- Al lew u ff.H -h = �lllOY, OHIO 0 r. "."'ioul . I ., '. 4 Gaso]1"•ne BI" d Awarded Jn unammous Conlnl"l'1'1 0n 'm 1 I I f>' TWO M'dd]eport women Aro e ��! •Id. � I ' . nm, bid rr.. "! �--� Minar PNtrll llu11 n !wi.m ,.._., l'tdar1I D1pult ,...,,_ C11 ,i1Ntlen Jdnll · room F1ght Fm " ed After Bar LOUYIR D00U Yoo - odd 11u! d-.tlr'1 touch to your 11..,.. ..,. '1111 uoe of inlenltlna Louiilt Doors. , F I"'· durina CIILINe TILi Yoo ..n renew old, croolle4 eeW.. wllb bNutlful, pno, lieal Wo.. E.q lo apo pt,, Aa lew N Uc �. tt. ..wnc c· B d dtplrlnlonl Check Stubs ! MIDDL ll'OI T °� Drivers To Be weful ■ your "8'.A 'l< "I R FURNITURE 1' " , MOVlnP- was Bahr CJoth1ers • • a, Like Oldtune • House RaISfflJJ Sheriff AskS In ya11r pr••••I lto e .JU!!,IT ,, 'lfe. ind ' . r. ·I • t • .> s Miss Ohnson passes. After Long IllneSS '831).68, t Veteran Barber Died unday At Mi.LIi .,.�eport ° si, I I 1 �-..:.!, Do n't Ne gle ct I · (Technicolor) Jame, Stewart, June Allyson Lollla Ann,tronc Gene Krupa, :ModerDllre■ Colol'Clt'IOOn: Convict Concorto. There's • Driver Charged With DWI TONIOHT MIDDLll'OaT ei Three Hurt In Sunday Wreck On Route 7 . Near M-G Line Pomeroy, Ohl• Roush's Shot Store < I w, . . ,. lrvm 11e.,.,.......1 ., ,.•.J �f 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. II, 19111 .T he Daily Sentinel - c tl o• "p f< "'b I< ro Cl h n •• " "a ~otemkin Village! COMMENTATING, EDITORIALLY Salt Making Starts Second 100 Years Her • Pennies From Havana Cuba iJ goins to start minting plastic roins . according to reports from that country. Up to now , all Cuban coinage bas been made at tbe U.S. mint In Washington, using the same metals and alloys as American coins. This Is Your Leader? If flying •aucera really do exist, as some maintain, It is amusing to speculate what their occupants thought If they saw Ham, the chimpanzee astronaut, on his rocket ride . <Coatlaaeol y...., Po1e 0.. l Washington's officials say the move is caused by Cuba's tack of dollars to buy coins and that It won't work. There just bn't 1 plastic &uitable for coins as yet. The U.S. investigated and discarded the possibility of using plastic fo1 pennies I during a World War II copper shortage.j SPEEDY NEVTBONI .. It haJo been . ._ • ati'""'"" t la.f.t oeutrona, the tub-atomic ....... ' rei..... wbeo aa II ~{ travel at ..,...S. up lo M . . . . . ~ slo'=' lo~ :J!<fi, 80 : : be hour to suatain I c:baiD i l MS £ in an atomic reactor. I I BHARK 1EEIH Sharb have one lo ' - nlft of teeth in actual1110 ml a · ~ Alter witnessing the orbiting of a number of dogs, mice, and other creatures, possibly they concluded that earth's highest form of life bad finally ventured Into space . oerve of anotbor two 1D · rows. A reserve bibs tbo. ..... of • lost tooth In leu llwl a Economics Is Your Business •• n h b h t I •l We Sell•nd lnst•D Mufflen To Fit Your Needs. SEEUSNOWI HACKOT'S lI E. Moin St. I l PAINT SALE I I I eNo Junk I • No Inferior Quality I I eNo Undesirable Items A FEW DISCONTINUm COLORS Of.. .... AMERICAN-MARimA <:raft &nd sent fish prices soar· ing. The Cape Cod Canal was closed. Waler Malo Bursta eREV-SATIN In Manchester. N.H. the rold eSHIELDCOTE weather bur· • a 30-inch water main.Escaping water promptly Croze aeros:. a 12-block area. ePRO-SHEEN Cutt)·hunk Island, Mass .• with a winter population of about 100. isolated and Coast Guard v orked to free a path for eREV-TEX tiNT EX supply tug. Now Va oH ............,... ..... ,._ .....,......_•-(DWI Radio free Europe Fund TRIED AMANWicH? A manwich is any man-sized sandwich made with Heiner's bread ... ideal for lunch boKes for school or the man on the job, because Heiner's stays fresher longer. Trippers Grlmeo Carro!a G,_ H0n11 Good Thinas Go with Heiner's ..• •c1use Heiner's Goes with FREE FINANC::IAL (;BEDIT Everythlna Good 1 a:RTIFIC::ATE For 1981 Please Rememember Juot oall our offl<e. Get )'OUr Financial Credit Certificate, good all over Ohio. It stands for ready eath quickly. It tenet aa your fPtaneial backina ao you ean eo make a good deal from any dealer on a oar or other thinp. It coats you nothing lo get lt. Rutland Furniture Is Still Installing (Regardless of the Weather) Every working man and woman lhould carry one to rely on in 1961. You never know when you may need it. We are alad to approve every request pouible ao you have establlabed state-wide money credit. Jult phone tomomtW 10 "we can man yours riJht away. No obllgaUon. 125 E. Main St. Phono WY-2-2171 BOMEDGAS BULK HEATING SYSTEMS .laiMI Mahok.,, Mlnager • For inform•tian •nd frM estim•te, e~~ll RUT~D Phone SH 2-4811 FURNIIURE. Rutland, LISTEN TO RADIO BETTY NEWTON I Here's a lively program we think you'll enjoy, Ea(!h radio visit Is chock-lull of bright ideas, good bumor and t.i.me!y sentimenta. Listen while you work - or drive your car - or relax - to Radio Betty Newton and her gen- ial partner, Russ Canterl WMP0-1390 KC 9:45 A.M. Mond•y th;u Frid•y Monday- EYE-OPENERS TuHdoy- W!, THE PARENTS WednesdayTHE SEWING BASKET . o. THE OHIO FUEL GAS COMP~ Thunday- -. ENJOY YOUR LEISURI Frlday- POTPURRI ,. �• I ...,-........_.-.•.,,.... '"'-'T \ I 1 Games Offered Fans r~arsSportParade - Inter-County . 'VIctory Over Imps Needed c tt ., 0' p 1< Two inteM."OUJity gllii'H ltl'f! on tap lor, aru sparta lam 'I'uelday D.lgh\, wben the Racine Purple Tor· aadoes come to MKI?Ieport and the. Bwlland Red Devtls travel to Mtddleport Tuesday af~r edging ] this season. a tough Amea-Bern qumtet 54-50 For 3rd Reserve Cage Title Parkersburg Catholic quintet on ITuesday Eagles. 59-52 ~.-oy on • before t•oming to Porn· Buley 54 Delawaro Wlllo fl Columllu L1odetl N COt.LEGE BAliKETBALL By UrdU!d Prn1 IaientaUoaal IMaay games ppd. by weaiM-r) Col1ate 80 NYU 75 ...,..u. Col...... 81. JleiPio ·Ciaatrletl • IUPI>- a IT •· " "• ,. n It b h t I I l mar Second Tti-County features Pianist W !lOVer s~i.~~~;~~ I PAY OFF YOUR OLD BlllS1 J ._, Kn. J.._ '••fll>l'" - Lit- " r orpool l»>lo • • Tloo dlorftlt • "' I w£1 taU ~ .. J'lb. It - ,,. "' . m. Ia the F.......,.. dlwall II ,, Pomaoy. llllollcilollloar*J(, .. _ . employed at g 2Ill lfl Galllpollt, IDII Mr. II • if ·. employee tl tho 1 1 - /11(111 :l Co., "-17· ----III.UIIIIII b' . . _ .-.JI, datel Ia tbo ..,_.. I N rtl .', the U . S . - Oorpo _.....,. lllbod II Bol)ob M . . Sw1h liadlor. Ill&, Ill !Ia. to a":: BY MR. FIX HI plate fastened to at Ieost rounda. u. your butJaet doeon1 permK ttl posts securely mounted':;;;] - - - - - - - - - - privacy and a lltUe puttmg up a garage lhla opring, concrtlo footings that go wby not setlle for a carport? U the frost line. Strap iron or well conatructed and planned It angle. Iron should he Inserted ahead with IIIli' can be converted to a garage in the eoncrete before It hardens. with your loo a later olep. Bott the post to lhfa. cal buUdlnjJ ~t. T!Jere !loanwblle you can offer the v ABlATIONS be setback reulrements and r•~t~Ul ..""~ ~ ....~U~r and There can be variations. sideyard restrictions that may aJ. ov.Q,,.., li """"" · patio :hof neednl be flal. It could lor your ballding plans. II, beof sons during lbo awnnier. 1o.. ~he peaked roof of the ..... of lb010, you J!AD1 buU4 Tbe carport Ia native to warm- lfount two ancbor beams on against your bouae remember that ••· climates wltere rain and hot wall 80 that they fnnn lhe same there Is such thing u 1 freeIUn ar.::. the "'"''v COlizuderations. angle as the peu:ed roo(. Blanding earport, If you .lJve ..... ne there Ia plenty 'llle roof should he covered of snow plan .. a roof that will woOd aheathlng and roll rooflllg bear fhe hoavy load. Be Sun! to Ule fiuhing ' Tbe carport fa 11enerally an- roof and wall meet. The flashln11l cho~ to Olle waD of the should be Inserted under the house .. Tbll wall. a roof and two of clapboards or shingles or more posla sre the bare Jnlnf. ately above the roof. It · mum requirement> for a carport. then bend «MMlward over the top Tbe carport abo can be a layer of roofing and he •aled way of making the transu,.. with asphalt. 1 from a ono • car to two • caP Build your carport big enough ~arage. In thll cue one wall ot y Ill'· J CKSO the garage II used for the oldo of ou can oq.-e w an eight " A .N - In a move almod the carport When to alne-foot width but u feet wiD per maintaining a broad study pro11 closing. In iilruclurecomeo Jete- mit you to open doors a !HUe eaa- gram through high enrollmeot, lv you can uao tbe •~rom ler. A 12 or lfl.lnch overhang the Jackson city boon£ o£ edu· the old flatagl wsll for the DOW edgo ol the roof wW offer cation had adopled a policy 0£1011ooe. protectloll against llllll and the doon of the blab llchool the carpori at leut 18 oulalde student.. 11' anchored Before or Aller 'A IOIJI'o!lOIIIt otatement of pollcy A bl or Flnt- BAKEl 1ncl Sffflllt your LENNOX ••hr NIWandUSID COAL, OIL, GAS FURNACES POMIItOY. OHIO \ I ' The More You , Q ..· .') ., •• The More You " Jackson Takes up New p0I"Icy . .,. · ! I ! .;:.ly your boUle <uoe !<> the waiL of aplkeo or lag belli with anchors fnr IIIMOnryl wiD fnrm one IUJI' port tor the roof. ~low a pllch of about - lndi per foot. Raftero are toebaded to this ancbor beam or led~. Use :lttl'l on 2~lnoh centers for the rafter.. Tbe oUter edges ol lbe rafters should be firmLy 1upportod on a :,u• 11'1 euler to put iD a slab before the carport !shed, but becauao of It's conatruetlon 11 caa be done u well. Uoe wire mesh over the rook aad gravel fUI. Sldeo aeedn'l ba left completeJy open. Fence raU., plywood els, louvers, even lrelllses climbing vine.;· caa be used it's eosy and it costs so little to adopted at tho rocuW' meeting of the board repayment of tuition tor otudentt either by the dlltrlct ol reoldeoce or priv· ately, requlring IIITODj!emonbt tor attendance and payment of tultlon the boanl of realdence and eatabllshiDg tuition for t9t!t ol month or the atate • eatabllahed rate <whichever II lowerl. The ootmly board of education and boards of dlotricts now aand· mJaobon Hlflb School Invited to 001111der the dll· Jvm>te(IOI of tmltlng territory with . ' the ••• In The Daily Sentinel Mefga County'• Home Neu~1paper 'IIi • WHY DO WE SAY IT 1. Jacksoa city' ochool dfatrlct. 'llle fnllowed the lou of Your Deily Sentinel has the widest Meigs County cov1rage I • • • • Is welcomed Into 4,500 home. daily. '" •• Istuclenb tbrouah the Ctii!IOUdatloD '' t" HamUton Local dfatrlct with Hill and tho llkellhood of • Ichan'"becauao "' LibortJ and s.~o~a .u. ol the defeat or operollltg levioo. When the Hamilton boelfeetlve R will ruult 1D loa of around :t1 stwlent• the local high acbool, wbare r ablln~t balf of the acboot popu1a11o11 I IOllODI .;;;;;========c:.,.- - lho 11ow lltoclorn patter•• anti tn~lors tranoler from outatde dlolrlcla. LocaL lchoo£ oftJelala U1 that the and 0( the loDg...W.Uabed .... latloDablp and lb estudent !au ....,...m. - teacher tmlt, plac.. the vocatlonal agriculture deparlmeflt In jeopardy and IDII1 of· feet the diYefallled oo<>peralli& •• fiMr ttlo twli'ht It,........ h - ._. of 4ltllnct1011 111141 IOIVIcealltllty at price• anr· fftO ••. !1 aiiOnf. Soa our llno of aaphalt, vinyl anti I1etrt::~-= and the propooeducalloa and dlotrl- "' ••• ,tit.. littlly ...... ',,Aft ...... , _ _ .. ,,..., .. •""" ,., •low •••••••• $5.00""' mo. bullvo eduoatloll C!OIIfle. Ffnll!elll probllml of tbo Liberty and Scioto dillt2ctl atommlng from the defeat of 1ev11t1 of· the local high oc:boal bocluae from 1111 "' tiO JlUI'ill. LocaL 1achlllll otnciala teet lhat • m!Denro!iment of 1,000 In • .. --~~ acbool II noc •'7 for a lifltl' ~· -pro. Afl'llllabble lou ol lulU.. ........11 wuuld drop tho eiJioD. ~~~~~~~~-~-- ~-- 2. By reaching the greatest readership your returns are gre1ttr.• 3. Your Daily Sentinel gives you more local news ••• written by local people. 4. All business Is IQQtland The Sentinel is IOI:alall the way. s. Place yowr message where the results ore greatest ••. Meigs County's leader In clrc:uletlon, new$, advertisin •. • ,: ·~ o".l THE DAILY SENTINEL . '· ... ' ·•, Coruuuratly W orldn* ForB.,, l,.,.,.,.t. Of Meiga County I' c.:- a~a ";;'!'t:\=:! Carport Can Be Useful 1 . 1 """ Sc:be£1, d••ctur t1 Jlr. ... " Mro. Ooclr Sdloll. I' .,, ·te · · • ltooald £a Calm!, - tl Mr. ' '' Cowanl cm.l, I'WI OJ, . . ·• sti GET ACASH LOAN TO si lull '1.5 Polmerlliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~iiiiiiiiliiiiiii~e=st:lma:led::.:'l':..,:•dln::g~ln:.,!the=-~)'Ur:~-===ueo=-~·t~!ll~.~~~b~W~IGa:;.::~-=~us:.~==~:.:.::~ n Tr1umph t; Milk c.,;.. ' Vera Franceschi, pianist will present the cert of the 19,60-61 concert season of the ~ Concert Asso!"-a~on at 8:15 p.m. Wednesday A.ca~emy auditonum: The con~ert series opened on Dec. 5 With Archer and Gile, folk smgers. A native ('f San Francisco, Miaa Franceschi II a produc< ol t b e Franceschi has ployed with best in American and European of the great orchestras of t training, She was a 1tudent of the world as soloist· Some she has fllllOU> Pierre Monteux and wu played wlth at the New York graduatod from the s.nta Cecilia harmonic, Chicago, Cleveland, Conservatory in Rome at the age tionale of Paris, Boston Symof 1.1, L'.o youngeat on record. She phony and Lascala in Milan. She also holda a degree from t h e has m a d e many Manh.ottan School of Mualc and 11 lours and was honored by I b e the first Amariean pianJ&t to earn American Red Cross d u r i a I doctor' a degree In mualc lram World n for her conceris f0 r the Sante Cecilia Academy in servicemen. She Is married to Metropolitan opera tenor, Daniele eles; Stan Leonard, the V~ hmne. Barioni and lhey are tbe parents ver, B.C., veteran: and AI MeaAlter making her debut, Miss of a two-year..,ld son. the Phoenix, Ariz. cltlb pro wbo led the tournament In tha ...,. Roush's Shoe Ston Bucks In Must' I Ton1ght Dab, E~ !he ss More a..;.... thnolecw Wil Wil lweel: Ohio State Wins ,., n zgh t .l 0 Indiana Bobcats Crushed opc~ingh upMtl r: Tornadoes Beat Ames-Bern, 54-50 Higilh~hlin~ 1 bard 1 WIII t p•leks Co moot tbo ...3110 li!ciMJ•I• NEW Llgbi t.l.lll S •1 17110 tbo tben -1• Palm Hlaltab. OSLO, Norway -Norway trldo Ketmody Lawfonl's l;>paru.oo to 11.111: sta~ U.oo to ~.:, 1 Sprllnlf.l Golf CJapic 1 -I the U.S. natlollll bodrey ' " - mt reluaal to fllo 1 l'lqUelted Boars 1 0 to u 00. - . • ' MuweU, I pud8J .rooy-cheeked ARCADIA, Calli. ....Sliter An- 4-1. With I 1hlrd perlod coaJ altlr lubl>e!y ..anplllnt DMded to £>1'00' 10.00 to .1111.00 · 5 00 to"::' k..IJlfo.OoU type .;... blo $13IIO tlone woo IDa photo finish over ltbe pmo had been tied lour IIUipOO!od h!UI d!lovOI 10 · · •• · cash the with. Parlo Plko Ia the N0.400 Santa ttmeo. be broaal>t to 1111 tormaJ at. · m way a Margarita l!andJc I of CAm.li - - . 14 00 to 24.00 14-lmcler-par SIS "' wiD the fiveap at Santa tentlon the New von: llellera 15.00 to ZI.OO· Beef rouad open lounlameat. lie wu Anlte. -Says Nation Will :n~~..;'lflee todl)', • police :10.00 to M.oo: Fit ~ u.oo to Sunday and llnlshed lui • . 11.10· Co!mon 11 00 to u 00· Buill with 8 IW<HUJder..par 34 00 the No~ IWimminl team 1111pped Wmd Up In Red 'llle Preoldeot'1 oloter, 'lrile of[ ta.oo' to :10.00: ttlll 00 back nine at Tamarllk Cotmlly ~Inn~otreek at 201 In a WASHINGTON IUPIJ _ Seauolo aclor Peter Lawford, wu IIJUII>t : to :100.00. . Club wbUe other c:outenden for • · Democratic Loder Mike M... lby ell)' dNcllveo liMlll of VEAL c.u.va _ ~ •oo· the top money faltered. field pretllcto the government but did 1101 make l>eneU -.!1 :10 00 to 16 OO·~..Ii ' January got blo 11'10110)' - flJO,- NEW ORLEANS - D a v I d L. wind up the p.....,t fiscal yoar available. Poltce uld they - ~ ZI.OO to N.Oo· Com ... 'a IDII ooo - In what baa to be called Jl'reed of Salt Like City wu apia with a $t billion dellclt lnotoad ol tacted ber bus"- aaen~~ "oov-, to a:tlll· Culb 18 00 to u"· 20.oo the aaay way. lie ocored a bole- namod 110D1Jlaylng coptaln ol the the aurpl111 forocut by tbe Eloeo- oral tlmeo" and knew oho waal' SIDEr _ E - , ~u:- 00 to ln...,. on the 15th bole at tbo fD.,t961 United Stateo Davia Cup leo· bower admiuiJtratlon. llayiJll-•wbe!e Ia New York. 10.00: Stock Ewes4001oi.OD; Fat dian WeU. <ourae In the oocond ala team. Furthermore, ..aolfleld oald Tbe four ~ Canadlau Sheep 4.00 to 8.00: CUU. 1.00 to round to get tblo beou but fln·1 LAKE PLACID, N.Y. -stan Sunday, the deficit for the nal-bave been llnbd to the !belt 5.00: Buclu3.00toi.OO: FatWethished the toiii'Dm10Dt with 359 Benham of Lalto Placid won the fiscal year will IDlOUilt to about ol ~1.000 ID jewela and cash from en 4.00 to 1 00. iD a tie fnr toth place. right to drive the United state.• ~2 billion and tho government Mrs. Lowford'1 New York bote! LAMIII - Topo 18.00: Secoock tie gave blm an additional No. I four·man bobled team 1n the can't do llllytbing about "II" oulte. three -ko ""'· u weD u 14.00 to 18.00: LlgjJt Wtl. 1100 to wblch he caa u.ae to help world cbamplonshl:>a. proacbinl a balanced budget" un- a llrmg of l1mllar bolo! bteakinJ IJIJ..OO~:~c~-~~1f!0.~00!_to~K~00!_._ the IIWl wbo m.Uea out blo lUNDAY W flacal 1963. 11<1'018 the UDited Stoteo and C. incxlme tax. PALM SPRINGS, Call!. -Billy Sllortly be1on! leaving oft1ce nada. the Manha1laa South Diltrlcl, Maxwell had a oa..tmdor-par 71 M.....,U of Odeoaa, Tex., ,..0 lhe former President Dwight D no.....,., pollee bealtat.d to whose mea entered the Lawfnrd the fmal round to go w!lh blo flJO,OOD PaW. Sprlngo GoU Claulc: aenbower estimated that the. • brin~ grand larceny charps laveotll!"llool solc:ly on the bub previous rounda of !18-~ and wllh a SIS. two llrokea bolter tban ei'1JIIlel)t would end the :Ot againll them-even tbeulb they ol ....._ "lealu," told UP! two strokea ahead of the Doug Sanders of Ojal, calli. fiscal year on June 30 wll: a , 100 re~y were found with Mn. thero wu nothing more pollce mllllon surplus. Be oald hll utf. Lawford 1 dlamoad brooch Ia their could do Ill the cue and they Seeond place money of $:!,tOO IIE!.'liNKI, Finland _ Ruaala'l mate was based 00 a .. jusllllllbly ~.... lba of. would It over to the dlalrict went to Doug Sanders, the dub· Vlct.Jr Koalcbkia won the 1961 Eu optimlatlc lew" tlclalq repolted the c:rlme to city attorney'• o1t1ce for "legal .,... 01 Georgian wbo plays out of ropean opeedakaUng • v the economy. autmritlel. liderat!otJI." Ojai, Calif. Sanders had a llnal ship. lienk Van Der G r = Elsenbower also sent Coaams lleteetlve Ollef James Walab of Walsh oald lhat Mrs. Lawford 8 fiscal 19!!1 budget providing for round 69. Th• same a• Arnold land was oecond. "M18Inly !mows ,.. are looklq 8 Palmer, who won the lint Polm _ Pr,>ol' surplus of bDllon. it llartlng July I at taO.I blllloa and fnr her but oho doea DOt want to Springs Claoslc: 1u1 year. .. finished third at 348 and won $2,· 200, followed by Bill Cuper AP' pie Valley, Calif., with and $1,900, and the sao Fraaciseo Bay area stars, Ken Venturi and Bob Rosburg, at 350. Good for $1.600 each. Don Whitt, Borrego Sprinp, Calli., grabbed $1,ttl0 for blo ,... enlh place 351. Three goUen, lied at 352, collected $1,200 each Jack Fleck, the 1955 National 0 p e n champion from I.Gs Aug· BarUtr 1 h 01o1o Volley polr 41 Call Wiler. II (elpm. . . . . . . . . u.- Golllpolo C*lo ~ heoo . . . . . _ c+..., .... u SCORES cop - Weekend Sport Summary New Yorles Marftet R~eort Schoii..Calrert • By Ua!W DORTMUND Gerawoy Erich Wedd• P Even t IIA'l'lJaDAY Scboeppaer a~·German, ~ DA Called In w.UauO.n., " mg tans , . PALM SPRINGS, Calli ~· P'LI. -Calum1t hia Europ1111 liabl hoavyweljbt . A C pl~ed lt 1 ~;e!..and ..:;:.:~:":!i : · ~~Dmm~~ :!.'::in~ '::!..Roux o11 Jewel Theft "~:,.-to to':."':.17;al U: ~·~: the__..,,.... :!. ba~':_ lfll'"tiU.• ·... · ol tbo ._'today Handte.ap 1t __ j YORK WPIJ-Mr1. Pa- 14-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 8, 1161 Saturday night. The Yellow Jack- Rutland d ropped the Wednesday night. PoiDt , Cola 81. M1r1 as Navy 5I Peao St. 56 ~ 1'1rp. 71 ets wilb a 5-10 aeuon's record, 0:~~anuary 20thte ast _Rutlant~- ID tthehe Pleasant has a season's record of BY' Bob E. Syer Brow11 74 Dartmouth 11 h owever. P1aY an unp red leta bl e Devila .uat. encoun r. mce ll-4 m::n sea- mne . . . . C o - lhiJ F....U, • have compiled wms_ agalllSt fwe ~f~ata af· . The Pomeroy Purple Pa~tlter_ reserves, tops last ~ear Duquesne 13 Crt!l(lblo• 9 8 Eastffn. brand ol basketball and could • ter dropptng a 58-58 deciSIOn to a In the SEOAL a nd tops again thts season have comptled Bostea CoUege 86 Army 6! Colamhao RooorJ 1'1 Delawaro 81. Mu:J Jl Pomerobeyftake~-~innight~-ofpf IA>t make a game of it for the high aonsEtereco,rd.J bOn~- ollmher ~d, lanky Ironton five Frlday nigh!. ' 3 14-1 record for the-Ir 1960-61 efforts and clinched no Yale &1 Harvard 57 rnorrow ore llmll g 11e om Dying Tornadoes 1 as rn ( -8 as ..-n provmg I h l. f th S · Pleasarit Big Black! Wednesday. · j with each game and should be Pornerny (9-6) has two games e~s t an a Ie or e EO League Reserve Cha mplOn- Canlllus 79 No&.re Dame '7Z - · - •R.eefau Ill. Clalrmlle • ZaaeiYIJie f7 Buffalo 77 Baldwta Wallace 6S Wahama remains idle until Fri· Out on Route 7 Coach Bob Ash· Iready to give the Devils plenty of i left after Wednesday, ending their shl~; S h th J . d F • Coohoeioo Bolli .. da v ley's Eastern Eagles will host the trouble. SEOAL schedule on Friday when Ive op _omores, . ree uniQrs an one resn~an W. VlrciDta liS N. Car. Slate 78 New Les1q1oa 111. ~ 'II H<:~eme, 17- 1 for the .season, Rutland Red Devila lor the sec- I nown river at Point Pleasant,llhey host the Gallipolis Blue Dev-15~akeldup ~me of thtst Pomeroy_1reservP. group whtch Kentucky 89 Jo•lortda 68 0~ Cloeotu BID It should be the heavy favorite ~t ond meeting of the two quintets Ithe Big Dlacks host a sharp Us. I pro uce very f r ong varsl Y and reserve squads Tenneasee 75 Georgia 67 agam next season . Forl Flye 11 Belpre • Georgia Teeh 57 Alabama 4t Sophomores Charles Buffington, Tom White, Rick Old Wa.cfltDitolo 'IZ c-tac SS Virglnla 90 Soulh Caroliaa 82 Crow , Rusty Leffle and Mike Spen cer show promise of Western Kenlu«:ky 71 DePa•l 85 Woudolleld 71 Byesville 70 becoming a line ball club for the Panthers for the next Richmond Sl Virginia Teeb '7S1 two seasons. Micky Winebrenner, the freshman on the CHANGES COACHING JOBS Duke 81 North Carotina 'n squad , will be around lor three seasons and Juniors Wake Fo1'0111 78 Marylucl 119 COLUMBIA, S.C tUPll - El· Coach Larry Morrison's Toma· nadoes, at 50--tB with 1:51 left, able 22-10 lead . At halftime they their home floor against Hamden John Shasteen , Ray Poulin and Mike Werry have an- Dayton 96 Memphis St '77 mer Barbour, who played pro do currs crept past the Ames· alter having trailed by 12 points still enjoyed a 33·21. This t2-point Saturday night. other year left to add plenty of strength to the quintets. Tulane 90 Miuls!lippl 67 football with the New York Giant. Bern Greenies Saturday night on at the beginning of the period. advantage was maintained Ames-Bern reserves edged Ra1~he Panther Cubs ha_ve <:'"e game left th~s seas ?n and Murray st. 95 Morehead 81. 78 and Pittsburgh Steelera and hu a neutrOO floor at Eastern High , Ames-Bern'! rally fizzled out ot throughout the third period. cine 33-31 in the preliminary con· a VIctory over the Gallipolis Blue Imps Frtday mght at Ohio St. 80 Michigan 58 served as an assistant coach at &4-50 . lei annex their 17th win o£ ' that polnt. Coach Morrl11011.'s "big A bad night at the loul1ine for test. The Joss was number two for Pomeroy will give the Cubs the SEO Reserve Champion- Purdue 69 Wisconsin 58 Wake Forest since lll5tl. Sunday the season against a lone setback . men," Sam Price and Roger P11r- the Tornadoes (4-14) was blamed the Tornado reserves. ship ~or the third straight seJson. Last year it was shar· Indiana 90 Northwrstern 78 joined the football ataff of the Racine led throughout the con- sons , dumped in a bucket apiece for the near loss. Racine connect- The SCGre changed hands or . s ed w1th Athens. Before the 1957-58 season, one has to Toledo 95 Ohio U. 68 University of South Carolilla. test but Cooich Al Bowen's boys to give Racine the shoe-shaking ed on 25 of 54 shots from the field tied 12 times Ames-Bern took ~~e ~ go back to 1936 before finding Pomeroy reserves on top. Bo•·ling Green 7S Miami (0.) 85 threw on a tight full court press to win. for a decent 46 per cent average. lead 29-Z7 th~n went on to win . Marshall 93 Western Miehlgaa 58 V·S TEAM LOSES open the £our1.h period. They came At the end of the first quarter Ames-Bern was right behind in Teddy Bailey led Racine with 10 1 - A~other county reserve team has been going great Nnrth~rn Mieh. 79 Micltlgan St. 71 BOGOTA !VPil - t::olombla dewithin one polnt of tying the Tor· Racine held an almost indestruct· that department as they hit on and Quinn had 11 for the Green- Ig_uns this season , keepmg pace with its high-flying var- Kansas St. 71 Oklahoma &3 feated the United State•. W, SUD· 20 of 44 for 45 per cenl · s1ty. .............,~ ~ Jllioois 6S Minnesota 60 day in international soccer game The Tornado squad was led in I By quarters· . The Racine Reserves have a 17-2 season recora, 1tts· Missouri 90 Colorado 72 before 35,000 fans. A heavy played scoring by Duane Wolle who COil- R . · tng only to Pomeroy 51 -35 on December 20th, and to Oklahoma St. SS Nebraska 47 54 22 33 3 rain during the first 20 millutea nected on eight field goals and acme ' Ames-Bern Saturday night. Cincinnati T1 Iowa GO 10 21 31 made tho field muddy, one of three tosses from the foul Ames-Bern so . The Racine squad is made up of freshmen and sopho· Akron 84 Ke-nt st. 72 • line lor 11 points_ Dean or AmesRACINE (54) !mores and had an 11 game winning streak. Ohio Wesleyan 62 Mt. Union 57 Bern , duplicated his output to tie Wolfe 8 tl -3l 17, Parsons 6 12-61 Bill Wickline, Bruce Beegle and Teddy Bailey are Kenyon 71 Musklngum 70 DOUBLE 8 1 ' for h1gA scorer. 14, Price 7 (o-tl 14, McKelvey 2 the freshmen and Russell Cummins and Larry Salser WU1t:nberg 5G Marietta 36 POLL PARROT Parsons and Prke each record- (t-4) 5, Grahom 2 t()-01 4. Totals 1the sophomores. Salser is the leading scorer. Rice G3 Texas 59 STAMP DAYS ed 14 markers for the Tornadoes ZS £4-141 54. Texas Tech GS Baylor 59 Price hit on seven shots from the Ames-Rem (50) - The semi-finals of the third annual grade school Texas A&M BO SMU 66 Tues., Wed., Thurs. field nnd Parsons six from the Dean 7 (3.41 17 Smith 4 ft. I) 9 tournament gets underway tonight at Racine. utah 83 Wyoming 71 field and one of three from the Blse 5 (1.3, 11 Mcelellan 0 (2 2i Hubert Price's Portland five, now heavy favorites Oregon 71 Oregon St. 58 Get Double Your Purchase In Poll By United Pretti lnteroatleoal teams were Bluffton, losing to I foul ~irde. , 2, Copeland 4 ,(3-5) 11, Powell 0 after two run-away wms, will face Riverview at 7 p .m. Washington St. 83 Stanford 63 Parrot Stamps The- uRI\enitiel o( Cincinnati Manchester 104·84, Find 1a y to 11etback lrdeft theh Greemes (0..3) o. Totals 20 00..18) 50 and Chester meets Syracus~ at 8 to round out tonight's UCLA 86 Southern California 83 Brigham Young 89 Denver 60 and Toledo demonslrHled what Lawrence Tech 96-87, while Rio Wllhda 1.2-5 reco _for t _lel ~ason. Officials: Kessell and Grover. tournament_actio~l. - ·- --~ th . Grande wos annihilated by Tues ay nlgilt llacme WI journey - - - Fight Re!iulls Idabo 89 Seattle 70 a~uun_.,) to nbo~t eon1Y certam . to Middleport and (ace Coach NoALL STAHS MIDDLEPORT IIIGII SCIIOOLS thmg 111 cullegmte basketball - mgton Ind .. 111 -65· lan Swackhamer's SEOAL entry. SEO Standings By United Pres!l International the uncKpected- as they knocked The They WI·It wrap up the season on SEO•L ... G·~Es Columbus~E=a~sl~67~----=-:~~~~~~~~!"!!!!!!~ k hectic · h vuce i conthmcs f ... ru...o.o ....u. SATURDAY oH low a l!lld Ohio University , re- wee Wit a lola 0 54 1 CAGE STANDINGS NEW YORK - .Joey And spt•('ltvely, S.turday. scheduled, 23 o[ lhern out Hlate. TEAM W L P OP 100 1 ,1 , New York, nutpninted Don Five Bt!ar(•at !Ita: ter!l, led by :he. ' ' Athens . . . . . 15 9.12 713 Fullmer, 157 :1. ~. West Jordan, Ulah 1 Bub Wiestnhahn with 26 points, ;Mlr!OI m.ance omght 15 0 lo Nelsonville 11 6 897 878 ( 101, .*, ' _ , , Ill• fii~ troun('erl the Big 'I en power and Indta.na at St. John Arcn::. .:acksun 10 5 856 833 HAVANA - ChIco Morales, Hawke yes, 77-60, making Iowa the Columbus. Pomeroy .. '.. . 9 fi fl84 798 ' people in town . seeond to1Hated team h. meet de- XHKiN hosts Detroit while Logan 8 8 861 875 135 ~4 . Venezuela ( 10 ). Prompt cash loans for&" wllly feat at their hnnrlll in a wePk. ietla goes lo Morris Harvey Well<;.ton 8 9 1021 985 purpose. Just pick up your~ MANAGUA, Nicaragua Tony Cinemnali edged aecond-runked Slubenville entertains West 1 MiddleJJUrt , . , . 5 10 7a4 R46 1, then pick up )'VtU loan. Huerta , 144, Nicaragua, outpoint!at the timel Bradley by two erty W. Va. In rounding out Gallipolis 3 12 716 846 '. ed Lary Henry, 139, Panama (10 \ pointl Tul:lsday. niglit's action. SEOAL VARSITY ONI.Y 1 SUNDAY 1'he·Toltdo hockets, whose only By United Prt1s t 1ternaUoaal TRAM W t.. P OP Mid-American Conference defeat Time waits (or no one - es- Athens . . ... . -. 12 m 516 was at the hands of the Bvbl·nts the National Basketball Jackson 8 5 710 711 at Athtns, performed the same team that figures an Nclsonvillo 8 5 688 687 - '"' " ....... ·--· ....... type of surgery on Ohio U. at r ~~~~ extra period will wear out Wilt Pomeroy ... .. _ 7 8 743 708 Toledo Fieldhouse, YS-68· Chamberlain physically. Logan 8 7 667 707 1'he game left iach team with Chamberlain, defending N B A Wellston 5 8 766 774 on. e ~ae loss but Ohio U. contin· BL'Oring champion, tallied 11 points Middleport _.,. 3 10 664 748 1 1 ues ftd In the r.unferencc by In overtime Sunday as the Phil· Gallipolis . -.- _ 3 10 615 7l4 l v1rtu~f seven wln41 one· mont • adelphia Waniors clipped the TOTALS S2 $2 562-t 5625 than ile He t·ket~ .' T~ledo, paced New York Knickerboek~rs, 136by L y Jon(ls' IS points, hit on COLUMBUS fUPII 128. The Philly skyscraper totaled SE.;)AL RESERVE ONLY 56 pe ren. of It&field ,:hols, com one of Ohio State'~" games 55 poinh1 for the game. TEAM W L p OP pare : to :J4 per Cl'llt for the Bob- lR on lap here tO&Jglit with the Each o£ the other games also Pomeroy ... , . . 12 1 690 eab. perry Golkki was high fur Hoo11iei'S of Jnrlinna. the lnst team hod individual stms as Sam Wellston 11 2 544 the l"ers v·ith 20 points. to bent the galvnnizcd Junes scored on a jump shot with Athens 8 5 537 Thelwee.teud of basketball was way back last year, lhrce seconds remaining to give JackHon .. , ... , I s 5 414 toueh~ off by Ohio State's R0·5U Sinee last Feb. 29. when Indiana Bo.ston a 123-121 win over St. Logan .... -.... 6 7 455 win ~er Mlchgan for the Rtlrk- downed Ohio Statti" 99-83 at Louis; Elgin Baylor netted 21 Gallipolis .. .. .. 3 10 377 eyes' •16th virtory in a row lhis Bloomington, the W!yes ' point& In the third quarter in Los Nelsonville .. , . 3 tO aeaso... JlUl together a slrinj of 3l vidor- Angeles' 125-120 triumph over De- Middleport 12 Otllt!r Gamet tcs, 1fl of them this season. Over- troit and Dick Barnelt taUied J4 TO'tALS 5% 52 The high level of eledlcment oil, the Hoosiers are the only points as Syrucuse topped Cincin· waa dontinued lnlo the night as teum tu beat Ohio Stat~ in · n.otl, 129-115. BIG TEN D•yton kll(l(ked or! M em P h i I ~ames, lneluding 13 before Bloom· Phil Jordan l'limoleed a New TEAM W L P Statt. 96-17, Akron walloptd Kent tn~lon. York rally with a basket In the Ohio State . ... . . .. fi 0 517 :ita1t> . 84-72, Bowling Green de- II owey~r .. , II 111e Hoos 1en c:ame lost four seconds to t•:i52 ro Phlladel · low I d"a · · · · · .... · ... 4 leated Ml .. ml of Ohio, 84·;0. a~d to town in no betler shn;Je than phla, ll!f-all, ot the end of regu- n ~ana .. .. " ..... 3 308 Younp:town rolled over :it. Vm- their record lndl<'ales, the game latlon time. But the Warrior• Purd~e .. , ... , , . , , , 4 2 384 3 2 382 cent, I04-ti'l, shouldn't be much of a ript)l!d orf nine straight points in ~l:nols · · · · · · · · · · · · 4 4 513 Other game• Included Capital for the Buc:keyes. lndiano hat a the extra session, including seven N ":~so~ · · · · · · · · 2 5 441 ovtr Heidelberg, 83-59, Kenyon J0-4 overall mark and Is 3_l in by Chamberlain, to Ice the game. W~r w~R ern · · · · · · over MuakiDflum, 71·70, Witten· Big Ten play. Johnny Green had a Knick high Mls~~nSin .j . "" : : : IM:rg over Marietta. 50-36, Ohio The Buckeyes are 6-0 In ttle of 24 points. Ml~hl::~ ...~.e.".-_·.". o 4 261 Wealtytn ovrr Mount Union , 62-55 Ten and ure the only major Sam Jones• jump shot near the and Otterbein 1:10, Wooster 69. lege team undefeated at final buzzer climaxed a Celtic Mid .. America• Coaferenee OI.M!rrln plutered Rochester time. The last "must" game ..aw dl'ive that overcame St Louis' 11- TEAM w L p Tech, 86·68, 1\iihland dropped Wil· the Buckeyes pundure the Boiler- point lead at the end of three Ohio University __ . 7 1 575 mington. 83-74 and Defiance trlp- maker• of Purdue quarters. Tom Heinsohn led Boa- Toledo ... ... , ..... 6 1 507 ped up Cedarville, 71·84· Two other Big ·Ten I!BffiOI ton with 24 points, but Bob Pet- Miami ............ 4 3 478 Fenn !oat Ita 11th conaecutlve on tap tonight, Wl5conaln at 11• tit of the Hawks was lha game' a Marshall ... , . . . . . . 4 5 61U game or the ,..,.. and :lOth in linola and Michigan at Purdue. big 11un with 35. · Bowling Green .... 3 4 467 •. ro:* over two teiiOIU, 79-'10, W Mil'hiaan State playa Notre Baytor, traJiing Chamberlain for Kent State t 2 413 Clar~on State. at South Bend, Ind ., In a aooring honora thla season, tallied Western Michigan . 1 7 549 Ohio college teams won six and conference tilt 4.5 points for the Lakers as they lost fl .. gameo lrllli aut or llate Tbe Burkey~a bruohed up for moved to within II\ games of...,. MAKE GARDEN DEBUTS lelll\J ,saturday, bringing their night with an !IC).!Itl win over Mlch· ond-place Detroit in the Weatern NEW YORK IUP!l - Former recor 1 for the week to a respec· lgan Saturday afternoon while DJvilllon. Bailey Howell had 34 U.S Davis Cuppers Barry Mactable ~ rtcord. For the oeaaon. diana won over Northweatern, go. polnt1 for the Plstono. Kay, Earl Buchholz Jr. and Alex Ohlo ms have won Ita and 101t 78. Syracuae took Its leUOR'I ae- Olmedo aa weiJ 88 Andres Gimetot • lnot oubldo compellllon. A Toua- G..,.. rleo from ClnclnnaU de1plte a 31- no of Spain will make their d.. Bowl M Groen'a homo court The game pointa up ao a point aurgo by Oscar llobertoon buts in Madlaon Square Garden victory 'over Miami revenaed an one. No matter what Indiana doea of the Boyalo. Tba Nab took the Wednesday when Jack Kramer's early aiiOIJ lou and ooparalod e!&ewhere, lhe team aoemo load for goOd ear!JIII the aecond world champiDilshlp tetmlo to u the fro~~t running teanu ol the sparkle against the Buckeyeo hall on Bomett'o IICOI'ing off laat atopa there. MAC lbal much farther. Miami Added to thlo Ia tho olmplo ' broakl. remalned in third place. with a that to beat Ohio State would The llandingo: 4-J mark. Bob Low1100 with 23 the moat "'warding thing on EooloR Dl•laloo point• aad Nate 'lllurmond with Indiana l'orilon, being that W. L. Pd. 32, pluo a neon! 28 reuoundo, led achool t. banned from NCAA 41 16 .719 the BEt Geeo to victory. Tbe Buckeye1 would !OM a PhUndelphla 3!1 st ,!IS Ttrero Wlo llnellllo of their aallooal preatlp with a Syraouae 15 :10 .451 Willenbt!:lll ran ita Ohio Confer- lou, but would remain atop the New York 18 41 .281 ent·e v.rtory 1keln to aeven by Big Ten. Wel&en Dlvt.llu• do•·nlna Marlette aDd lurthl!' ... But lt'a unlikely the Ohio State W.L, Pel. monted the ligen' ·hold on tba well will run dry. 'lbo St. I.Gula 36 20 .OMS league .lead. Capite! remalno In pronged oltenoe and defenoe Detroit II 31 .418 the ue... nd place, while Ottorbem Coach Fred Taylor's bunch 11 Loo Angelea 15 S2.4311 cut short \\'OOAter's bid for a lop signed to cover for any 14 38 .387 O<Tih. auddenly losing sight of the lleflo... used CedarviUo u a ket. It haa been aptly tfemoo. FREE IUS TRANSPORTAnON SCHEDULE •• uns bl sleppl"' hl(lher In the 11ratod that tho Buckoyea can To I From The SKATE-A·WAY Roller Rink M<u · Un~ League· 'llll Y olio w do shill omplul1la !rom one ploy· MIDDLIPORT Jaek~ta. ht.ld ~en league vlclor· er to another when a eertaln PEARL AND LOGUST · ···---··--- 8:110 P.l\1. It · in "row whllt runnorup Ohio II' boa• down. The whqte temn II RACE AND SlllCOND -·····------·· 7:00 P.M. Northe~; 'A'ho dropped out of would have to break down for LIBERTY AND HAJN -- - -----·-··-· 7:00P.M. IIlah~ foe, Tri-Sllite Hnd. l, Me, diiUUI to win. POMIROY 1 ha1 a &1 MOL mark. In oUter Big Ten actio~\ SaturCOURT AND MAIN •••• : ••••••••••• ':10 P.M. Case :ll'ech ""' Wuhlllgton "' day, Dlinolo beat minnesota, !15LANDMAIIIC - · -·-----·-·-··---~-~ ':18 PJI. Jellerll<lfl are tied for tho lead In eo. on tbe Gopber <OUt! and PurJUNCTION OF 7, 38 ··-·---·--- · ··-- ':to P.l\1; lc~ttlul1- l n l o - thla Wodnotdoy. • - Iran....,. the Pn!1idento' Coaforence with due upped Ita conference record lo 1nd f . - the IKATI.A-WAY on Mo!Miay, W.... ldentlca~ H recorda. to a lourth place w with a ""'"'" ,,~., . Ulber \lllttlw . Jl( .l!l\t of tiale 1conqueat of Wluouin. 1 ~~~~~~~~;·~ exans 1 Cl L ' �,/ • WMPO Radio CI-Dally Stmtlnel, Pllmei'OY'Mlcldleport, " . Feb. II, 1981 c - WANT ADS Meigs-Mason Coming Events memberohlp c!rtve will bo tile pu rpose of meeting. 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Error.• in Ad~ertis~&-Should be reported Immediately, The Dally Seotmel will nol be responsible for more than one incorrect tnsertion. Card o1 Thanks and Special Nonces of Eventa $1 .00. Obituaries published at 1 cent per word. WORDS I DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS 1 MO. 15 llllc DOc $1.3:1 $Hi0 I< n• b ,, It 20 25 "h 60c $1.20 $1.50 75c 11.80 $2.25 $6.00 $7.50 PHONE WY 2·2157 •• (1) NOTICES (9) FOR SALE TEIIMITE MID PEST CONTROl by FIIIIL Free lupe<iloa. blaro od by NaUoawtde. ......., IL alld A. SenD Slatloa WY t- act Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 8, 19111-71 Coulltry Top Ten BNIIklut Party ExleDdod WNther Breakfal Party The World Tbll Momlna (New•• Broaldaat Party Nowo 1-H-IIe "J Algeria. Mol<>rcade Dctlon'o Top Ten Star Salute NDOII Newt ManbatleD Melodiu Platter Party News Platter Party Newa Platter Party News a- c:aa.ett- :Monlolold 11. HU<Iea U. Halltt J.llilqutet a. atrial· 8:00 Cartoon Show 1:30 Romper Room 1:00 Movletimo 10:55 News 11:00 Morning Court 11:30 Love That Bob 11:00 Camoullago ZO.Eve• Dill&' 111&11 C. -Before •~ 0. Tl11Dg U. Yotdod oocutcheoi\a 14:. Futener1 u. Lotter ~- (laW) \. .23. Gaucno•a mtulle 26. With• 6. Belted jacket ., .. f. Man's I. Comtt'a general t Ketal l · tap ~ 11&1110 out Ieeth 28.Cbattar tralll JO. Take (COUO'I.) 27.Crown 28. lnjudlciOUI so. state or ......... h . . . 88. Oriental nu,._ 85. FIDal 39.-.. . tO.II'Uu umbriP latlibllt&' (ran) (abbr.) 16. Apparent &I. Confer 32. Herb of knlghtboo4 a. Shower ftl 11. 14alt oovtrtnc ,..,...,.. I'OIIfamtly UPOQ II. Flltollt . . ,....-,.,,...,.,..."12'-r.-r."'~'l"l"""r.:-""1rr"T::., II. ll""'tdlvtno bolnr ll'l. Club Good Cleoe Uud Con All M.... ud Modell obltgatloltll :llt.Btutdllr 31• .Mitoato 32. Tlr....nall u. capital 14. Hole.plerotnrtool S8.Noruio4 f ROOII' HOUSE on Union Ave· nue. Gas heat Phone WY 2· 2500. 2 6 81 •.Bootelt. man'1cap ~~~ ai~l'a a:oo v'"'"' Dr. Ma~oat 3:30 From TboM Rootl 4:110 MUo Room 4:31 - · Bollywuod 1:00 Sl••....... BJD 5:30 Yoct Boar t:IIO You Asl<od For It 6: 11 Jim Tbaclrer allow e:aaw.-.... BACK OFF f\N' TAR~J f\ FEW CARTWHEELS f\MY··· I'LL TH' LEDBETTERS JEST Hf\D f\ BRAND·NEW 8ABY" • f:lltl N..,. Picture 1:.. HunU., BrlnkloJ' Report 7:110Jimllot:uo 7:10 Laramie 8:lltl Alfred Bltdleoc:k 1:00 Bobby Darwin Show 10:00 Jack Pur D:OO Newa B=ad'l11:18 Weatherout U: II Jack Paar Show 1:110 Sip Ofl -AND ·cHIJC)(i.E!-IF YOUUR£Al)JH€ FINE PRINT, '101./U. SEE YOU MUST" KEEPIT/VRA6- II: 30 Number Pleaae 1:00 About Faces 1 1:30 Woman't Pap 1:110 Day In Court 1 :30 Road To Reality 1:110 Quoea For o Day S:31 Who Do You 'l'ru.lt 4:110 Amerleo!l Bandstand t:IIO Racky omd Frlenda 5:30 Whirlybird& 6:00 14 Squad f:lltl Neww 6:40 Weather MCWTI-I TRIAL.IE/?IaJ!!r~··;..~t~~~ 6:65 Newa 7;00 Ezpedltlon 7:30 Bup lltumy 8:110 Rlflemill 1:30 Wyatt Earp 1:110 Stagllcooeb W01t 10:011 Aleoa 10:30 Toke A GCiod Loot 11:011 Ne ... 11:10 Weather 11:15 Movil WHTN-TV Channel 13 (blot.) Girl'o nickname 11• .Amerlc&D 18. Not .atable lll. Tltoron oun COd ,. IJ:IO a Could Bo You ', 11:8 NBC Nowa 1:00 N..,. 1:11-lme 1:30 Lon11o YOUIII WCHS-TV Channel 8 Ismall eounlry churches. · ACJIOII 1. PurcltUtr I. Siberlul Pomeroy, Oldo MONDAY 1:!111 N... Plcluro 1: 65 Huntle)r llrinklo1 7:00 Huckleberry Hound 7:30 The Amertc8DI 1:30 Wolll P'OJ"8!> 8:00 K1ondlb t:IO D811W 10:00 Barbara stanwyct 10,30 Bowling 11:00 Neww 11:10 Woatbar 11: II Jact Parr 1:110 Sip Off ftJEIIDAY 1:41 Sip Cia Breakfast Party DAILY CROSSWORD MF.TKOPOLIUN MOTORS 100-Mi! Eul Mala8L TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Channel 3 Platter Par!!' Newa Roundup 8:110 C<mtlnental SJgn Off 7:110 'l.'otlq SUNDAY 8:110 Welcomo llleflllbon Sign On 8:30 Watdl IDCI Wla Easy Llolenlng 10:00 Sly Wbea Sunday Chapel 10:30 P1q Your lllmeb Social Security Show 11:110 Pr101 II 8.f&b& The Church 11 Work. 11:30 Coaeontradoo Manhatten Melodi.. The Sunday Show 12:110 Trulb or Washlngtoa Reporlll to People Noon NeWI The Search MONDAY Army Hour 4:00 American llanclstencl Sunday Showcase 1:00 Rln Tin Tla News Roundup a: 30 Wblrl,yblrda Sign Olf 6:00 M Squad GETS NATO COMMAND MEMORY LIVES ON 8:30 Your Euo 11epor111r PARIS IUPil - France bas NORFOLK, Va. tUPil-The 8:40 WNther TelJBr nomi!l4ted Gen· Llerre Jacquot, year. old "Galete'' burltllqttel 1:41 Joba Oatly NOWI 52, to succeed Gen. · Maurice . Challe 01 commander-bt-chlel ol house, known to generaliODI of 7:110 Tractdawa NATO's Central European Com- American sailors at this key navy 7:30 Cheyenne mand, reliable oourceo ~aid to port will t.e tom down soon, but 8: 30 Surfslda Six its memory will live on in an un- 9:30 Adventure& In Paradise da y. expected way. 10:30 Peter Our.a Jacquot Is lnspec!Gr general of News French army ground forces. Owner Frankie Blue sold Scanning the Weather Challe, 55 uked for retirement burlesque house seats to a bllyer 11:15 Movlotlmo because his disagreement with for $1 each. The seats ol the president Charleo de Gaulle on Gaiete will be installed In two !Tt.IESI~Al Ads received by 10 A. M. wW be lo t.bat day'• paper. n ( . MONDAY 4:110 Brighter Day &:II Secret Storm 4;30 Edge ol Nlgbt 5:00 Tltreo lltoogeo 6:00 ArlhtD' J. Smith 6:1~ Weather 8:20 Spctt1Ropo 6:30 Amos 'N Andf Works lite ,._ Hollandor'o 1:oo I Lon 1.uc1 Clear Hortzo.. Love 01 Life LHe of Riley ,.. 'l1ta World 'I'Untl rrun Circle 7;!10 To Tall 1:30 Verdict II Your1 4:00 Brighter Dill' 4:11- Storm 4:80 Edge of Nl&ht 5:00 'l1lret lltoopt 8:00 Arthur ~. Smltb 8: II A Loot .U 'l1ta Weather 8:110 Pete " G l • 8:30 BrfD&lDi Up Buddy t:IIO Da!tDy 'l'bomao 8:30 AndJ Grillllh 10:011 RlllPWsey 10:30 DuPont Show II: 00 11 O'Clock Newo 11:10 WN!Mr 11:11 Theater lJ TOEIIIIAY TVEBIIAY 10:30 Vllcle vmq. ROCKING CHAIR? 1:30 Arl Ltnkl- a:oo 'l1ta on. Trulb AUNT FRITZI-·· WHERE IS MY OLD BROKEN Search for TomorrOw 'l1lo Guldlq Lllbt 7:00 Hlihway Patrol 8:110Newa 8: I& Capt. KaDproo 8:!10 c.i1oon Theater 10:011 ~ llrldo n&inl &O.Turttloh city O,Krupp 11:00 11:30 12: 00 12:30 12:45 1: 00 1:30 Mlllkmain DICK TRACY 1:20 Sportsoope 1:30 Amoa'N Andy 7:110 BaD of Fame 1:80 Dclbhlo Glllll 1:110 Tom Ewell Show 1:30 Had likeltoa 10:00 Garry Moore 11:00 News I 11:10 Weather 11:11 Movie - toq\lt at. Apportlo1111 WJEH RADIO ,~~,COOW: 1. Jl'lora ad " fauna DAn;r CBYPI'OQUOTE - Rem how to worlllt1 AXYDLBAAXR It L 0 Nf F Jl L L 0 W 1959 FORD \lo TON Pickup truck Excelltlnt Mechankol comlillon. Radio " Heater. fl37700 Ph. TU 2·2155. New Har1tn· Ono letter limply otaado lor -thor. In tlt1o umplo A lo ..S for tho throe L'o, X for tho two 0'0, oto. Blnllt lottero, .,... trophl.., the lengtlt ond fonnattOR of tho wordl on allllllltll. ~ daf tho code !etten are dlffonat. . (20J ... ' 4 1\00M HOUSE, 40 x 60 ft. en East Moin Street. oblo. Phone WV 2·,530. I TheN- I SPRING TIES 30 6 VLBI' PBB ..... WJPY CJHPU, !fA8 J"PLDDAKLJ)JI.-:N.A.BCII'K. 1:oo 0111o VaiiiJ tr... 8:018portl bdlr 1:10 Olllo Non 1:11 World Non 8:11 ~ad 8:111 CmtmnniiJ Nnl 1:01 llllllcal Claet t:!IO l'llbllo - ll:fl World N1w1 11:111 .._ CouDI7 Nnl 11:110 lltlnmlmliJ Nnl ii:OI Lt!cll Nalla Non HOOVER with thruw away paper bagg, I I REPAIR A rash of "white death" snow slid.S · which started last Wedne~o day have caused at least eight dealhe and cut such vital travel as the St. Gotthard Pass road and the Zermatt Railway. NOTICI OP III&.IN. "'ND NIAAINI ON INYINTOIY Cue Na, 184TI "loaATI C:OUIT, MIIOI COUNTY, ONIO, 8 Wet!kl old. George W.M~d~;~~FTIR--; To the neeutor or adtntnlatntor •&..c-adlng Creek Road , FOR • IN ARTlFI· llld ta 1Ueh of lb• fullowtnl a 1 an l"llttd,nta ut lhe atatt of oh.to-.unl¥· R. 0. CIAI Breeding Curtiss Breed. lnl tpuu..,, U any, nell 01 kin, ben. ' otlhlarln under the w\U, If any tbt lng Service, Inc. $6.00 breeding altomey or attorneya reprete~tlnt lee. Represented by Albert any of "'" atoremenUoned peraon 1 _ you are hereby noUlled that on the Parker, Chester, Ohio. Phone 4tb dn of February, 1981, an lnven· 985Z285 om tory and apprtlument of the utate 2 I oN\P · of l~a Rea, deee..ed, lata of Minna.. YUle, tn .. td vounty wat filed to thla eourt. •VCTIONEER He1rlnl' 01'1 nUl ln•entot1 111Dd 111r, REASONABLE RATI!~ pralument wm ba held bdor.~ th t GUARANTEED eour\ on the IOtb day of Ftbruary, 1tK CHIVROLIT Ull!ll, 11 10:00 o'rlook A, AI. Call or wrtte I. Bel AJr H. T. 4 Door E~~:cepllonw thereto may be flltd nrw VI lllll\or with ~hes&rr Ohio by any lnter..ted par&y 11 an,. tJme power1U~e Wan1. Jvor¥ • prior to five daya before Ute l.lah an4 dark II'IJI' fllltah. a-~ tor bur1n1. ceod ur1 ,. c:l!Nft tater. Wltne•• m,- 1i1n•tur• and the ual tor, l'acllD. tl. .ter. .., CONDITIONING REFRIGo et aatd court, thtt 4th dey ot Jo'ebru· • •rJ, It&t, f. -;;;;-;;;;;=;;;;:==--:=== Jack':~~ ReIrlgeratlon. New Haven. 'Phone TU 2-3537, 6..23-tf ERATION service .., r. lL O'Bl'ten, JUdJ• Ind. Kx-oftlelo Clerk BJ Henrtett• O'Brien Depub Clerk '*'A.t'- N. W. COMPTON, 0 .• Apol 11::11 Ntwt 0 Grll:fll Mr, Mltllc 1:111 ~.Deal HOWl 1:011 Mr. lllllle 1:00 World NI!WI 1:01 Mr. lltllio AH·H! THIS 1'0 THE !lffil. VODKA BUT HO U.S. J R'OVEHUE STAM~f ~, NOH'E OF U'ti kNEW HE'D lEt:T CHir-4A TIU HE. WALKED lf\1 00 US IN WASHIM~i014' WITHO~T Kf'IOCKI~! 1:55~Non 1:10 Sporto Todar I:JO DlnnM" Mtllieat. 11110 SJp oa D~ OPTOMETRIST Office Hours: 9 to 12. 2 to 5 (Close at N0011 ea 'lburs. - East Court Sl, Polllenly WMPO Spotlight Show of Weeki • "Say It With Music'" WITH BILL STATHAM I MUST CONFRONT BILL WILLIAI/IS WITrl 2 to 3 p.m. Each Day n.IE: ,, . ......., WMPO -··· ... __ - · - AS l LOOG E:R 1 1390kc ... ... . .. ...... ~ACTS KNOW THEr\~. l CANT GO ON "THIS WAY A.NY --------------·~------- o. Mer.., ..... A&rleWture CURLY River Report I I ll:llll r.u. ., .... '"' 1i'oreman Reconditioned nnd guaranteed. ray of£ $2'"1 50 or take uvcr vuy· menls of St.~ per wl•ell. Phone W\:' 2-2204. II I !Jl.(ltc 11:11 Oh1a " ... II: II r.larbta 111:1111 Bullellll Boord l: 00 Dllcflt& with Dolo .... Shown at ·Toa -10: 00 Talk at 1111 &:80 RalUng Homo . Salwday'o llJ»I!Iq-1 YOUJI. OW MII:N IIIL\LL I>IUIIAN J)REAMB, TOVJI. YOUNG MEN SHALL 81111 VIIIOifl- 10:11 World Nlwl 1: 10 World Nowi lOICL, 11:10 1:11 Ohio Newa IC 1111. Ktq ..,.,.,.. Brodfollo. ~) JrL OIIIJ, ll: II, a.ureb Ioiii 1:00 Community· Nowo llbtll GOLD & GitliN GAS. FUEL Y8 J """"- HONDA! 'I'IIIOUGB r&IDAY 7:011 Sip On. ........ Cloek TtG 'l1ta IJioliat • , "MUSIC FROM WMPO'S LIBRDY. ' OF BETfER MlJSIC" .. _•,i ' . \.,,.· I' �e-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport ,_0 . , l"_eb. 6. 1 96 1 ·• r I I VOL XII I ____ __ _ Of H C/ : Imp ortan t No tice! • I D . A • R . M eet.Jng M rs. H h es / f OfS Of t day i G• At Home n 1 ChildS Named Cha rma Of M " ddle ort Plann1"ng Group p Clea ran ce Sale ;-=--=====--=-; Through February!! ••• You Can Stfll Save Plentg ---·---------,: ·----------Rutland Furniture Mason Furniture . ",-======----=-. LIBERTY THEATRE i ,I - ' 8 :t llonrd Will Meet Tl1c Board of the Middleport Chu 1'ch or Christ will meet this e\lenini,t ut t he church at 7: 30. At 7 : 30 Tuesday evening the Loy,11 Pals class of the church will meet at lhe home o( Miss Mildred Hawley for their monthly meeting. Feb. 7-13 CHOIR TO MEET The choir or t he Middl4'.!port " First Baptist Church will go to ,½ the- home or Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smart following their practice at the church for their morithly i meeting. \ J, pe'; �1:� I u,m No doubt about It - - This is the best place in town to have shirts laundered. Tho Frlcldaire Washer Soak, with Stlll-Woter to loosen the deep-down atubborn soll and 1t11in1t • Jt'1 not a pre-w11h wi th extr.a aa:ilAUon to• wear libero. • lt'a not Ju1t an extenilon of the reaular wash time. • It'• a true '"par.ate Automallc Soak Cycle with: (1) abort 11U1tion to di1jjolve deter.aent1; (2) tlm• ed atill water aoak; (3) pure (re1 h water overflow. and; (4) Rapidry Spin. Perfect for Baby Cloth.. ,nd Diaper, - wonderf.u l for all problem loado. IN MIDDLEPORT ..J - ... .,. _,,,.... _____ -�- .� . . ... - - --- ..... ,. ,.. , .. - _ .,. ,.. ,, _ _ _ � -• •· -•� • • ••.. - ,_. ..,J.• , •·__.•••· ............ _ , _ _. _..,...-,1 •.,...,.......��.�'..-,.t.-".•t...,r .. ,....•,_., _.. -_, •.,....� .,t'.- - , ,, .,. _,,.., ...... 44,. r�·• • ... - -. ..... ...... .. ...,..__,_ � - ... "Y""·• ..1 •" - • > The Racine Home Bank RKlne, Ohlo LAUNDERERS _ DRY CLEANERS On The 11,lght■st Comer - --·- Racine, Ohio ROBINSON'S - - .... .. ..,. .,.. .,,.. PHONE WY•2-Sl30 Mldclleport, Ohio Pomtlroy, Ohio IN MIDDLEPORT =· - •·• ... -... ... -- RUTLAND BRANCH ' •....,.in.-� .---�- _,_,,._.,� .tr;.• !:":;i:.?"' �-�, •� "",,. .. • •l• "" •''"• •r• �··--�" ·•�,:• .,.. ,,.. ... ,... ,..--�- ,.a- ...,...••-.-· ---.,.. ... ....._,.. · ... #- � ... .,. .,.. Citizens National Bank ""':."_::;:::�•::,'·�_. • _.. - _:: .. - - -·· ......-...- - - "'-�..,,.. • - --• o/ ..... .... ,., ,_ . - .... - -Jo .. . .... . .... .. .. . . . Ruff•nd, Ohio 1 1 "'"l!ll I 1 • C Iiins P} eads N l G iJly Al • m Arra1gn en l Please Mr. I ,ef Ma,'I ·1 =�· �� . 10�:f'9 ppeaI C pbe)d Verdict Jn Me1gs , Case u Ke-, ., • !�• 11....-& I Scouts Tell Mayor About Advances Dun·ng Past Year :.ied '° i.: r if.or: 4 6 lnch es snow Expected �on,•:ghr, t,. &An. Meigs County Salutes Boy Scouts In A Tense World :.m, :i,;� I ;:!�" '°' BUllRIN I Pomeroy National Bank Trl-Luater CINnen Roblnaon'a Cl11nera PHONE WY-2-5428 IN POMl!ROY The Farmers Bank & Savings Co. First National Bank find Out. Baker Furniture _.,,__.,._, ,• We SALUTE the Boy Scouts of America, In o u r banking experience w • llke to see young people SAVE. What other local movement, on II nationwide basis, Is so saving of our wonderful boys who will be our leaders tomorrow. Happy Anniversary! " Logan: Meigs Dog Warden I An Editorial I �;;;:--;:i. ••me School Board S or Fireman Course • P: ti.i: I -· ,, Pupils Give Over $300 , For pO11·0 ,! AND AT SUCH LOW PRICES k PER COPY WliDI m s.c.s. OUR ,._, .,_ HJp ...., .. low IMlpl %4-IZ. �OT � U�li ::h:�:a . left of a car driven by John Lyo111, 11, . Pomeroy Mayor Charles Legar and council Monday M 1ddlep_ort, Sunday afternoon 1 .6 m i les n orth of the Meigs-Gallia line , after I eil1, I · night 11et out to lend all-out support to the Meinhart h s•?n w ith another car operated by Elme r E . S1g'ltan, 22, Rutland. Sigman w..- 14 bill which would relieve Ohio villages of having to build Meigs County jail Monday charged with dr ivrn g while intoxicate d. Lyons, a MHS tltJI, dent, sufler�d only head and body lacera lions; William t'. Wel l , 1 8 , Middleport, • sewerages. The action came at a regular meeting of council last passenger with Lyons , suffered a fractur ed vertebra according to the State PT. PLEAS.INT - The Mason night, and in response to a letter from Rep. George �a y Patrol . - Photo by Grover Studio. County Bo•rd of Educotion auth. Meinhart, R., Middleport, who offered the bil l recently oriied th, F•ampton Arehite<ts In the Ohio legislature, The bill generally would reo! Hunt ,ngton to begin drawing lleve villages of having to build sewerages ' proof of the working plaru for the new 10 little or no pollution is obtained. classroom ,lahamo Junior High Under present Ohio law, whlch / proposed r,Jslng water rate5 in School during last night's Mason bacU up_ •�lar laws in .seven Pomeruy and MkkU@po�. C' o u n t Y Board or Educaliori i . other Ohio River Valley 1late1, I Present at la,t night • aess1on , After k>ng disc1nsion ,ester- was tossed, with Logan being IE'· Also, S78B.90 wu aet Pk1J M m{":::,: ing. , vlllagea of �-000 populatJon or , were Mayor Legar, Clerk Edna day, the Meigs County Board or lected Si.:p:-rintendent Waldtn Roush I for lhe position. i thtt building of brid&• aa, • more �pt�mg raw sewage into Schoenleb and Councilmen Roy Co missioners appointed George m resolution str.ie·d ihat JI at all possible they A was then made verb, ll cume1 under �· the Oluo River, D}Uat bu�d treat- Betilng. Franklin Rizer, Don I Logan lo a'ssume duties of Meigs that Logan be made county d o g of labor employed dirai. v. ould like to be able to get in part • d 1 la Schafer and Don Collins, C4lunty dog warden. of the new building by next fall. warden with a salar� of $2400 per i Thill morning. Mr. ""1dt,fl[ . 5�� ��o ; � Lojlan has: replaced Johnny year and $1000 tra�ehng ex�nses. l and County Engineer St--, J. o,her dl'lion taken by the board COlllmunitles have or are in the • • Meeks a, dog warden. Meek, w�s ! The measure earned unao1100us- Blazewici , •i•n& wllb ,.. " was the h lrin1 of Charles ChamRECEIVES PLAQ UE - E arly Roush , right, Racine, process ol complying with the his ?<>811�n. "" : ly. , ask_ed to bers as a Sei•nce leocher f o r district delegate to the annual meeting of the Ohio Fed- law. l Danny Thompaon, .,.,. � . re&1pat1on became effe<'t1ve yes- The comm1. ss10ners the 1901-82 school term and the eration of Soll Conservation Districts is shown receiY• Neither Pomeroy or Middleport j. also resolv• in the <.'ODUDi.ssioner ·• @ffkJe •· lerday. granting of . leave .,. absence to ing the p laque _for the Meigs Soll Conservation Dist�ict has yet. . ed that $4,728 be apprupriat,d (or : the cuurtbouse. Jo Ann WJthers, �hy1leal Ed_uca· from H a_rle Hicks, state president. Others attending Evidence ruu been provided the I. Prior to t h e selectio� �f Logan dil'f!tt tabor employed u n d e r 11 " , , u aed that the tlni hon teocher at \\ ahama H I g h from Meigs county were Thereon Johnson, secretary of Ohio Pollution Board that Midas dog warden , Commission Pres- mamtenam:e and re;iair at t h e w r mg oo the annual Planner, - dleport not p)lluting the river. Farm Srhool. · Bilikam, the local district, !dent D�n Hartinger moved that county garag�. This. is lhe first · were . � tpo a nd Carl--f -�- .: ----�'--'--'-. .1scussK1r -�-=-! . t1on budget or ..,. a 1 propr . I -· was h�Id on t h e 1 A d Arthur Stobart be made warden action ta.ken on tht engineer·, . 1upervllled by 1t Hme m anaIy111 . the bud&: ...., • Ma,on �unty Pilot Study a n d the . Flo�d �- Bro� • Assoc , , Over '300 haa been r a I 8 e d al a salary of ":400 per y e a r budget. £nril i.et , p ongmeermg firm, retamed by Mid· by Wahama High School atuden with 11.000 traveling expenses. l the ponlmg npprov1l of an apph• · --------. •.,.. ls IDN1o teUJoa special next 'fhe cation for a Foundation grant. dleport. I for lM Polio ·Campatgn in Mason A motion w.aa then made by Ulg dote of the commllllllll ii, In his letler. Rep. Meinhart re• , eounly In recent weeks It h a s Avery Nelson to have Logan ap- l O This gront is do,lgned to _,up' scheduled for Feb1'1181')' a II if minded council that the . oost of I been announced. ) port th• Pilot Study program : pointed to the same job. The ,alsta expected that 1tepa low.. • in eithe sewa plan lling m r t • ge 'A·h 1ch m"olve! a new approach . , . j l' ary and net traveling expenses . A beatnik dall( , auc Plannmg ahonal Middleport H of meetln, he �rovmg the engm..,.'1 budfll � T . o�ganii Middleport or Pomeroy would be ; dance a ,t le ...,; .:; 10 ,tu�rnt teaching, using t h e U O figure as '°� wos asked at the 1 pe,iou Y _.,__, , I be taken at that tune. schoo' . of Moson County and their Comm1ss1on was held last night with Village Council- unbearablt. It wu estimated by , ule at• the _,.,. r �"bo t · , for •� ae<ounled for c man e a Ir h d t l g be" Ch'ld 11 · 8 ec se s . ma m I him that a m�llion dollars wou�d � I schcol Improvements projects as over Sleet for lbt drive. A collec- i C-ommiss1oner Don Mulleri had he needed to m,tall the plan! l • lahorJIOry for experimental Edison Boker, who was ap- Bernard Fultz ' failed to enter his vote w h i C h r f I u tf,e p , Ul · pui'['osea, The grant would also polnled to :e co�is,io�fo�f�';' The only oiher diocusslon at Porn:roy a: at 1'"'1 half that I 0:;;ldg: a:...ted ��:: :: i would decide the man lo; the poslA S Oort . e n ue m M e . Eugene , Collins. Pomeroy Rd po , pro"ide con&ultant ht)p and make y�ars by , ayor enne concerned meeting a muter in the rt_ The beatnik dance was held tion. After long discussion, a coin was arraigned this mornmg in inallable fun1s necessary to aup. hmriey, _ wm ser\le as secretary plan bemg prepared by Miaml Rep. . Meinhart _lhmks It unfair i last Saturday t at the school i ----- ---p. h f t n1Sh man v e grou of ha •ilhlgo1 thal d , not ol proof mg Meigs JVe Common Plea, Court be· , port the variou■ aspects ol spec Univerllity' Charle, Clorkson wa, polldtfn( !he river, be mad, go was ,pon!IQl'ed by t!te Wa- I, Al so m attendance were Mayfore Judge C. Baron on a charge I ,al interesl lo the (!l'Oject and to :" 1 iuest· ama stuc1ent l'QW'lcll. Jim Lohse / hoped cosll. He the FuJtz, Bernard McElhlnney, or With of non-sup abMd t Coll ms entered a por the .school iJ1l ro ement prograrr other ,wages ·- 111118ller than Nl'Yod H dbtk jockey for the Th. I plea of not guilty lo the indict, I IIOW ill"p�"ir development who was appomted for two year,. '".. ond b O ,. �•t take and ment Middleport an and was placed on !5001 �Y. • Shuler, Emmett 811d lx... ' � Ht JI l the County. througlloul 0 Back y Returns .:!:llb. - , . . i:µ,JWU. • lnleNlt . oond. . appomtee. The District Court or Appeila • Sur-erintendent Roulp s t a t e d . , .IS being held in county upheld Common In Ille letlAlr, M•mh11'1 ,mplled The' llYlt" - WH pnoa•l�._�lhlle � �� lo Ille wllllduties The res and ns,b1lltle1 Colhns po Pl••· C • • t t that Mason County ,chool, must . ns that If villages the ,,.. of Pon,. last week by 18 boya ol the ,en- ho1G10I ilateWl<ilf --.P«I- 111ll "1n· chargea oJ lnloxication Judge Joho c lla<.'O . th• classroom of the corrumsSJon were d1Seu,.. I W · n In hia ,i. 1 be or.en 175 days m · po · cJass tuN eroy and Middleport are made ,or wiu"II' teachen - eraI Gevenmnt, It•I J • e k · and trespassing filed by the Pom- rected verdict of the cue m.,,.. __.a "-•-,1111;, ,-i.. -'�- .,,,f during the l'llrrent aqhool year ed. Revised plans of the O h I o1 Install u,e ,y,te�, th• stole ' Jack Campbell, 'lbomas Rood, y a r Pome b o ■ ..... eroy Police Departmeut, ng Commission were pre Planni Lawrence Ing A. Smith qdil to rem.in a m,mber ol the North I I aoon will be �aking vlllap1 of and Donald McKenzie. Th• boys Whe■ IWe•e• eut lD:to &be W,. He wiU appear In Mayor l Ruda Darst, Central As�ociation and to keep sented by member and lawyer, 1 le11er populahOD ('Qfflply. -------- ---lble ear F r J d • Y Charles Legar' s court ori these , of I and a teacher, dr.ssed I HoU Illa eo ffl't y I il I Snuth hod f ed lllit !or a ,,_ the schools open regardless or . . 'l'he Middleport Botrd of Educ■• Mr Meinhart asked membera ood m�vie . •tar, and c■ n . algbl beblDd th• high odiool I two charges. A trial date will ie ey judgment in October of lut: tht' weJther is thie only way tn do Brewer Ordered , . tion agreed last night at jts reg- of C�uncil to be ready· to �stlfy an w d com e 1tr1p c-har.-ters � . · · Mw I rvaudoy •ad ••oI• kl• • 1 1 e u• I set m Common Pleaa Court for I Y•ar The case WPS h-" � . <-.: th"· In • d1Scuss,on o'r th" mot• To Serve Full Term ..,, =� ular meeting to ,ponsor a fire de- for the bW He said h•lp will BeverI aRo h • the oon-supporl charge to be I hill took Ito Ille • ua and A MIH n n y y a Judge Bacon who handed d@ti tl!'l' R o u s h !l.llid the cliissroom A Mt:igs County Common Plea& partment tralnin1 course for Mid- "surely be �ed. '' Howard presented several duets -�me■I•· heard . . -�d1ct m 1avor of the dlflftllr 1.- \/er tu� "'ould be open but I'f the roads court order today said that due dleport Firemen , In compbanc-t, council authorb.- , to crompany he _____ t show. caA• aDd oC will &bty BlDce I a ant. are irnpassabJe fOr the s c h o o I to violation or probation James Middleport fire chiet Tom ed Mayor Legar to r;end letters to : : buses the tearh,rs are to only re, L. Brewer will be conl�ed to Darst appeared before the board I to all vlllagn ol the slate wllh T e ;uctlon �ance was hel� ... .. al - ••• lo uy olher $205 Collected lo Smith t • la er appealed the -• I • per&0a, Mr. KeDHtly UH Ibey Maso n Home Roo ins ,·ie-w work during the bus students 1 county jail ror an additional 30, to ask that th• board 1ponsor the populations uceeding 500, urgir11; earI� ans:•� •r_l• of the ,c but to no avail. Judges P. J. Gil: course. The cvurse 11 offered each to support lhe bill, Co!t of .I �pen I t ay m January, col- I be N!Wl'llf'd by mail. N, re&ura 'lhe cteclslon of what day period. abSf:n . A total nr $'205 was col1ected by len and J. Collier upheld tbi 1111: ! under thP Trade and lndustrJaJ the correspondance WH estimated I ecting the money on the bridge. I addtt1■ la reqalrn, .be said, buses r. e tu run wJll be left to """ Home Room Mothers or t™' the • a. . ing. Sinre. hte trial' Judae 8rewer had �n sen1enced to . . • Service, • dMilon or I at $35. ucahon driven of the route. acoordmg Mason Grade School for the Ma- con 's opinion of the case b a j &I • jail I 90 da�; �go tbs the Slate Board ol Education. I II Was also pointed out by M1y• �":.�:. Warl'en K�efer, bu, oupervlsor. soo County Polio Campaign in • been published io the "Ohio La pe Part tim It la e�tfd that the board or L@�ar that th1, area 11 not 1 Keefer statta all busea are now : door-to-door drive held on Tues- Reporter.'" on ood behHior· will be re-1mbursed ■lmoot rom- alone m recognizing the Import. g ntr equipped with cbainl and unless The day January 31 � requm,, Brew,r lo pletely !or ar<eptlng lhe ,ponsor- •nee ol Meinhart Bill. ff• reportlar1e ...... drift, accumulete be confmedy for The d r I V • • was conducted the entire period ship ol the course. II the state ed ..,.ivlng a lele-.._• . DIVORCE A8XED ,,...,.,. call fno,t bUHi could nm their regu- of h'i, sentence He ha1 •lao bn throu�out the early aftemoon A suit. 1or dlvorce .bu b . 11 ely t comple not does ■nothn in mayor "tllage a from re-lmburte \ )ar . rou'te• •�r0Iy . Tom Lyon,. Explorer S<oul and week the boys ol Troop 145 will and e\'enmg filed In Common pJeu Court •• cd on probation for on addl• the board' the lire doportment part of the ,tate concern ing It ·Melvfn E· c,ark Of West CoIurn- pla · · unIIorm aII week and on '• ' ----' J year on the chargt oI re- probably wlll. therefore there will tn another actfon last night, · Dave Jenkin, BoY &out Of be in tiona . Jean Wallace of LanPYi1Jl Clara · b • bmiUed t,_car'00 r c:e • iving stolen property against Bernard T. WailaN · ,ii. be no cost lo Joeol taxpavers purchase el , trallle light for the Troop 2411, Middleport met Moo- SUndoy morning will meet with Two Con victions ver w �e '" oo,lttm' o day evening at the office ol May. assistant Scout master, Hershel . o RutlanJ. 'l'he plaintiff charp, ii The flnanclal outlook for !hi, lnleroection of Maln-,t and But• -----18 I dI C an opemng WH ...1{" ahle. T h • fR l or KeMelh nny McElh to gi v e In LOOAL TEMPI McClure. to attend the worship year was checked and dlocussed ternut-av wu • dlscuased The o r . �ff,'U, ';:, RI. I her petition that the deletldant ■pj,llcolton w,s ae<epted by the Th the mayor t t ion of service at the Mtddleport First I proclama he 1:• """•-'= e temperature at noon today i at the meeting wlthoot any <hang- Stahl -.-.,..w n ..-..nt of II-'•way1 ' Racme, was Imed $10 and cost3 Is guilty ol extre01e cruelty and board· at the interaectlon Second a n d es or additiona. Bnll'I Lloyd, has J'ec.'OIMlended one. No action Boy Scout week to be from Feb· Bapf19t Ch urch · t. ng Monday by Gallipo- gross neglec . : for speedi 1 14 7 2· _____ • . . e h t ol meetln� regular 'l'he the · c Mechan over war a d p w11 pre,ided s t -s em residen , II i i was laken Court Fines Pair " umc1pa1 Court. 1 1 1s ,1 . a him They to pretented all!O g a. mee ti h kl ud I I p a y ng. e y ea, o t c s rt was t held roop also _ with Boh r In Meigs County court, Elmer Chief of Police Jed Webster ■p, tn MeJ11 County Court ection ree CALLED TODAY Ing we peared to ask for ,dded police written account of what haa been MIiis, Seout master In charge. F. . m • yesterday, Judge Emmett Peo- warmest �ay ,n .'.',ver two �eek■, Slgmman. 22. RI I Rutland, The Pomeroy emerJltll<y ,quad :: :-: :: the In ieoutlng In accomplished e_;:: � � I E�:n uipment and uniform•. plea fined two persona both on SQUAD CALLBD Meiga-Oallia•Mason area 81 to He arinounced that the Camp was fmed $150 and costs, p I u s was called at 11:45 today to u.; ·nd H 1��• eq ounc '. 1 R 1 a th a K • lo voted purchase charge• of drlYfn( while lntoxl- The Middlepolt Emercency Uo, il the number or ,couta, their Jead- , Flrst Aid sale, has been com- three days in Jail, on conviction Charlea B uck home near Jleed: n"bb';:. l r' k Meet�; nigh� C gun hol r for r c l t t uted, a l it was called at 3:45 a.m. t h I I � ce he pa de ership and activities. I pleted and that the work on the of DWI by County Judge Emmett man's curve. Dick Dewhurst WIit ho \ r:,: M · onday 1 each at I coat of flt .tlli Tho Oovlc:e Wtll In obaervanct of their ,peclal ,cout bus is nearing completion. W. P ple Theodore F. Smith and James morning 14 the Joe Hood Garage mon the · suffering an lllnw, ' eo • th· be a safety measure for oUicera Ritchie Sigman were all liven where Charles Cannicllle wu ,uf. Identical fines of $11111 and costs ferlng from an lilnea,. Re w a • MEIOI GENERAL HOSPITAL on night patrol, the Chief old, and ,enlenced to thNe day, ln l laken to . loc:al phy■i<lan f o r Admlaslona - Charle, Spencer, Chief Websler also uked an ala Pomeroy, and Mra. S rah J a n • lotment from council for purchue county Jail on the chit&••· ireatmenl. ond ntumed home. of mlrts and trousers for all regCongo, Rutland. ,t �· DillChargea - Mrs. Lulu Hall, ular and parttlme officers· Jt was By Uafled Prt11 lll&ffaalloaal Skies remained clear over the cloudy. Akron 11. Farther south, Middleport, Lucy Will, Pomeroy; deol<H!d first 14 have tht price of Tho mild lemperatures will con- I northern counties during the night Toledo reported 10 while Cleve- bu. had II and Cincinnati e a d Mayford Rarrls, Long Bottom, unllormo che<:kod. Unue over Ohio bu! that lam lllai while most of lhe olate was land and Youngolown bad 12 and Chesapeake bad 30. and Mr,,. Ella Badgeley, • n d Two n,pmenlattve, from the ' .. I In 1 .. .._ da.....,.,ter, General TeIephone Company o1 re ra o .snow on t.he way Racine, " ohlo were present and reported rang ou1 agam today wit h t•1..: aeTWO _0 r �u. . ny ran now in cutnulatlon expected to range up In Middleport court • c t I o n, that the1r compa · I to .aeveral lnehe1. RoY Priddy WU fined '5 a n d ,1au llllllther unit on the fin, btr. A low pre ure area over the sa There are eight firemen on the g 1 he Gull ol Me•lco w11 movrn nort un This Is Boy Scout Week. another of If it p bar. re■e11t .:; !;'.' :: -::.:::.: J Ing rth e rly today, ,preadlng e no Of America's many "speclal weeks,' ' this one deserves nd Richard eight 1, Installed, co,11 will m- ' the cha�e a full recognition, The Boy Scouts of America o rcanlza- John Sisson a fine· or f& and coata •~ae ,10 •••h month, plua pay- precipitation northward Into t h e Oh,o River Valley. Thi, Is the tion, 51 year1 old this week, bas contributed lmmeasur• llon I havIng me I ment o. an inltallatltlll fee. 11 will lla able benefits to the character and moral stature of this l the fire depart- 11me pauem which ha, dumped Tho �ine w• pe:_ be d scuued with Inches ol IIIIOW llll the ,1ate this America ·buffetted by world tensions born with entry ll\ll s1 ment. ed and oourt 1" pa,: ln Into the Space Age. · •· A 1et1er from the Tri-Slate Ma- winter. aon,I cut. \� better objtcttve1 can a ttrlal• Company wa1 read to t'O\D'l- i The aouthem part of the state poopla ,..k 111 these time, than l �on soon may extend to t h • ' eil offering a garage l<Cllon with : was upected lo be hit herdest, thete: be phyakalJy llrua&, en- P ta, .... 10 other I o I a r 1 • m three piece& of equlpmenl for I getting tho •anguard of the 11Drrn tally await•. and morally atrallht ay,tem, in the &elaxy .-here J Kailler Aluminum and Cheml- rent at f60 per month. No artion I lonilht. The central and northern Earth pmentiy sojourns. ' cal Corp., announced today that rounlies will iet I lighter fall. ' These an tbt obje<livea of ml� Melp County buolnesl and pro- effective Saturday one pot llnel was taken. Uon, of boyo enrolled in I h o To Move Eaohranl adjournment Rodney fe■,J,,n..J men salute the NatJo,J- at the Rav.nllWOOd plant would Following By the low preaaure p Wedneaday, Downing, prealdent of lloy Scoulil of America, led by al Boy Mel Scouts of _America in con:i· be !hut down. area mo will the east coalt, to ve r oou. tMuslftd1 ol. vohmtetlr acoutmasex. 1n trKlt . with Co., nc • allve notice, h, today • I The reaaon given fur the c_ul• I' Water · lllflllOr eenun northerly and winds io O 111m1ng co and h spansorlng lll eculJVt aeulon. Tho utUity bu t!art Daily Senlinol. back in production wu lo brmg ---------- 11 laperlng of! the ,now to nurries ...,_ . over !he . The peoplo or Melg, C o u n I y ln14 line the demand !or ■luml- 1 FIRBMJiN TO MIIIET stale by evening. Tl>gtther ' they make a potent also 11lute each Scout , • a c h num producla with the corpora- 'fhe Melp County ' •, I Snow had been forecast for , Fireman I /or<'t far an elfectJ.. Amerlco leader, each 1ponsorlng organba- tlon'a invtn14ry. Association will meet tOllltll'hlw much ol the stete Monday olgh� l'lhtn tho lldl eenerallon a- lion. A plant oflleial in mailln& t h • nl&ht iD the 5'cond Ward Fire but failure ol it to ,how merely 1ume1 tbt mutlt of !'9'ld lead- . Upon the ,ucceu of the B o 7 anJYMIIN'OIDeDI stalotl lb■I -· Statlaa at Pomlniy, 'l'ba meet- postponod what haa oome to be orship. Aid we 1111111 not foreet Scout milokll, In charachlr build- lmahlly IIIO ... WIii bo Idled by iog bt ttebldulotl for I p. m. Ail regarded by Ob1nana Ulla Winter HERO - Man delivering heating oil after driving through New Y o r k City'• that lhf boundsr.., of _ -Jd clVI- ·a,. lll!"bliia 1111 � tbt - 1'tllbaclc ln lll'OdllClloa. mmbor ,... . tll'l,od ta atl4ind. u lanllllllt, 11110w,cloped street, help■ keep the clty'1 home fires burnill1, -----�· .. . .. i .;r • :-;... �·...,;, " . ·tni.· ii:'� I, .. . .. :er::. E-X-T-E-N-D-E-D Rury IDOW WonabJC■ fa ... eni Oa1'I p,81,■ibly l•• le ... - ........o1a1... lalpl, .. tal■l>i., lo -• OMfflet II'..... .. Correspondence Campaign WithOther Villages Begun I Due to the cold and snow we have l'eatlier ----------------- Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuelday , Feb. 7, 1961 'u IS ST ILL ON , , • Dnoe«I To Tlu, lnt.re,e, O/ The Mei,,-Muon n�r-· Authorize Work On Wahama's �Je,v Jr. High 7' I - NO. 247 ' Pomeroy Going All-Out In Support1 Of Meinhart's House Sewage Bill C OTHIERS 1 • larf• ta • ■ - - - · ­ l')'I, - -- II TNapl-. I' itll UIM! 110,,11. BA H R i • 111- - ­ NOW YOU D'OW O(,, lloo . -........ .... s.:,:....� ,�.. -:! ....:= .::-1�...= / Six Churches 2· 18 SOC Sent . of the Clifton Methodist Chun.:h Mrs Harold King and Mr. and r1I Order of Job's Daughten mel Remo Nein Mrs. Paul C a a c l. preaed the thmg,. ri&bl, • 1h11 The World Day of Prayer will be held in six churches "' . I met I< r I d a Y ,\leninh m t h e Mrs. Tommy King and daughter in regular se-S.!lion nu1rsday e\le- Mr11. John Bacon, Mn. Don MW- epot. vf the county this year on February 1 7 . This year ls the .. , churrh social rooms. The group I of Mt·Arthu r \lisited reC'ently with nmg, at the Pomeroy Masonic \en, Mn. Basilio Girolami • 0 d i,;;.;,;;.---------, t 75th a'nniversary of the World Day of Prayer services, t'n Ju}t'd a c:luli tind souµ supµe,r Mrs Clam Staat!i. Temple. q· having started i n 1 687 by M rs Darwi n J ames, a PresMrs. Richard Freeman u huetfulluw busines dumer u,� th� · e. s C il's �h skms :1 of har Marii!lta ian. '·)'te,· µ Mra. esses• ml:'t'ting was ht-lJ w ith !ht- class ramt' F'rid1.1y to spen<I the week Due to illness of Mr. and The servke, which was held only in one country , th� d . th S gu.ar assocl8te m1 P Harry president, Blll Browri tn c:harge t!lld with lus parents M.r . and Cnited States, now is known in 145 countries aud t-11• .._,. . Mrs. Mane A short program and I wbite L iari wid guw.ulan s lht! c Dunug 1 o tbe ml't'lmg s . :\Jo.:ih Mrs Haskm:s. • • "' h earl e h '""t es urcl •-"" I " t bao an em oeg Mabe rs. n amwmu.. � ""'' e s.M ep , cur I G l . d d l P \loted to name their c1ass t h i:' I Mrs Burdell McKinney and . e '"Forward Ttiruugh tre Ages" is Other services of the cow1cy l Formerly -� CIMIIIDc Co. Vaughan were Ill owena Mrs. R · . ed e br be are to uk M m rs m,i old Fnendsh, r p Class. Followmg a d"IS• daughter. Eretta Jo. returned h lht' theme for the service this will be held at the Chestl:' MethoMIDDLI PORT, OMIO d ist Chu rch with Mrs. Robert candlea and religioua magazlMS cussion they decided to postpone home oer the Wt-!ek end from Hol• c arge. , ear and m addition to the re the planned spaghetti dinner un- zer Hos1-1ita\ where Eretta was Becky Tawney, honored queen. and papers. �ional 1 1me. a pageant will bt> pre- Card as chainnan. Pomeroy FedHome Of Fred Mrs. with Church eraled I til Mardi m('E'ting and plan� will born last week. �enied presided and initiation was held. 1 ----------N■m■ 11,ancl l,e d iscussed an� anriounc� hner. 1 Edgar L. Reynolds 19 assisting At the close or the meeting, re- ed by their mother,, Mrs. WilThis year offnings taken will I Blact.t n ar . as chairman, Racme McCau t Arlhur Mrs. with Baplis eru business P meeting . wa Af1er the � at Rawl ings-Coats Funeral Home fresh ment., were served by Br�n- liam Swaizel and Mnl, D o n a l d be use,d for work in Ala�ka M■rch■ndlw 1 diSl closed Mr. and Mrs. John C l while Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coats da Potts and Donna Houck ass1St• Hauck and M.rl· Albert Woodard. to Rico. for the American Indian , le� as chairm an. Alfred Metho " '!i �son Roush were in charge of the pro- are on a vacation trip to Florida. for migrant ministers, and in low I wil� Mrs. Tlielma Ht>ndt' 1 rm�n. and at the Syracuse ha e . umties for the evening. The scrip• I Mr, and Mrs. Allen Hughes comm gram g inrome farmin I Methodist Church. . lo go will ng offeri Jhe Rob- were in Soulh Point Saturday Earl 1·e·.ad by 1'!rs was lure a, ~ ' .. O.,, ' • ,, • In , Japan China, Africa, Re of mson m p and lhe a.rts. oe , p i;olu- to attended the School of lnstruc• tion," was given by Mr. Brown. lion for Eastern Star Work. d w and to Christ ian colleges. . I U n,ty Was Them-e Games were played and pri1.es Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smart vi.sitM rs. Arnold Richards of MidI Meigs ,. the or 1·e a w a r d e d to Mrs. Carl ed o\ler the week end in Ansoni OTVeSfeTS 1 we ent presid dlepo rt, a ' . ! .. ,.,•�z omen W h urc Ch f I o J l\.�rs. Irene K eIIY a n d with their daughter and her farriK�.irns, Counc y Count p I m ()gra LONG-TORSO evenlng dreaa Hu·hard Gilkey• The program was OS$ ,f has announced that all county serlace closed with the Lord s Prayer in ily, Rev. and Mni. George Siddall The Huppy Harves ters class or black nylon ntffled \.'ll'l'S will be held at 2 p. m. " and children. o · a n g •t le ta from In Middlepo11 the ser\l ice will of the Federated church m t>t wi th m glcbi . u mson eChri ot o ,:!t ' Bob l:ipringer of Marietta spent n colle l aprin . · Friday e\lenins a t the church the be ht>ld at the First 8aptist lan Dlor of New York. The I, lt was announced that a Fish / I.be week end with M r. and Mrs. t (hun·h with Mrs. Pau l Smart as w i t h Mrs. Phil Meinhart pre• long-er waistline 18 marked by fry w.11 be held before the I Eber Lewis arid daughters Paul- I ' 1 sidinM. chairman. Marth meeting lo be held at the ; ine and Janice. I a bla.ck. silk 1o1,Liu be1� church. Mr. and Mrs. L u t h e r I Group singing or "The Church ' Foundation," opened -:-;--;--;---;--�-- Tucker will have charge of I h e Pain ting Pupils Patriotic Theme Isthe Onemeeting, ' followed with March progrnm. I g S u prayer by Mrs. Louis Reibel, Those attending the meeting Pla n Classes To Highlight devotional leader, who had for Mrs. liay Pickeu,, the were p ntative her topic, "Unity Among Chur• Re rese QCh sQ Uf of t he class; Mr. a n d te.icher • " ches aph C s Melg David F. Driesbach Pl'Ofossor and Bryan som1, .and Krnrns Mrs. than Jona n Retur Q,hlO sine 55 session I the g bu Durin can Ameri Ohio of daughtt>r .and Kelly Mrs was in Mid- I University Cris the of · · ghters u Da .. t"'r · The appointment of Mrs. Allen s were d mner I b u Lion& c the at h� ay Pat·kanna, d the regi.swhere Saturday dlcport C. John s. and Mr. Fri meel r will tion R£'\lol u named. Hughes or Middleport as Grand Housh .. nd sons, Curtis and Ches• tration meeting for the painting man and chair scusscd I ,h T. T Mrs. or home the at . 2 p m. declcled to . serve a d r n- Representative to Kansas for• lhel' ter and daughter, Carolyn, Mr. class to begiri next Saturday was w u It . with Ave . erry Mulb , Sr. R�d O i O 1 t the H elllS Cou nty �u h_er- Grand Clu:ipter of h o. rdt r o• and Mrs. Robinson and daughter, held. m : rs. r.uy Neigler as co-hostess. ner � M last St.ir Sat was m astern le E ant1 He.illh AStiOClatio n The meeting was al 453 Grant In kt'tping wilh the patriotic culosis u nl,iy at the 'school of Inst ruction Ct1t· ryl Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Gene 14 ch on Mar where the classes will also ! Street, muJan Joyce, cial sp . ry, children, and Riley rua e · i Feb of . 'f monlh. Games were played and priz· al South Point he appo ntment and J'1mmy, M r. and ,1 "" o1 ., Id I 1 «:1rge num,,e-r a ,_ b• • w-111 1c G'lk .., p ey rou 1 rs " g a b d 1 "" Y e · pres<!n 1 was made by Mrs. Doris Preston, sic w1 1 ur u bNe Ben Mrs. lo awarcle<I es att ending. , hooI student s . r. r. and M rs. B rown and c111·1 - interested persons and '1 , " "-t , Worthy Grand Matron of Ohio. ol PomC'roy . High. Sc · . ided by the group to . 1 m g, i•.1 rs. P Ill I i• e111 h 31 t , M rs. p de, was It ,. N rs. . evm. an K d I K ._ en under t he d 1 rer1t0n of 'I d f rl'n. Mrs. memuer h H o a is es ug n • Rc.> ibel. and Mrs. Clelan d H in es . Clie t · hold the classes each Saturday , ______ Swackliammer. s u rn Clin pter No. 450 of , A sala d cou n.e carryi n g out the rrom Y:30 a, rn. until 1 1 : 30 a. ,•. I h . au·man c n, n Is a and she which Past Matro Sanbor Bess Miss e was scr\led by . Ihem line valen , Shower Layette )' will for the next 16 weeks. Regist raprei;ent is also' a . Past President of the · an histor , 0f Arnl.'nt· the hosu•sses Mrs. Max Meinls :jtill open and anyooo intion a discu.'\sion ori the IareweII ad. h art Miss Jt'reda F'lSi: hcr .tn tl 24!)I D 1s1r1c-t, OES . n , ve in joining the class may erested t I Mrs. Hughes, a member of the dre1s of George Washington at1 Mr/ Bentz Wolfe. altending next Saturday I by so do c·ompored lo the rarewell address Hosles!ieS for the March meet - Middleport First Baptist Church, On Linc oln H ts . £ morning_._____ is a grnd11;:ile of Rio Grnnde Colol Dwight Eisenhow.er. t o gues ing will be Mrs. Hoy Seyfried, lege nnd is was Kr.app Mrs. Olin prCV1enlly teaching in Rull cRU will be historic cltles. Mr,. Pl1ll Williumtion and Mrs. h1mo� 1:1t a layette shower �r1.d ay Sew-R1'te Club Was schools. Creek Kyger the C harl�s Ebersbud1. e Accompunying Ml'. and Mr·s. \/�nmg at _ her home on Lmcoln Enterlllined Friday TRE THEA S MEIG H ughes to the Sou th Point meet- Heights, given by Mrs. James Mrs. Calvin Simp.!iOri entertain· Pomaroy, Ohio ing were Mrs. Flora Long. Mrs. 1 Provinee aud Mrs. EJward Prov- ed members of the Sew-Rite Sew- 1 Graru/son Honort!d Hilda Qu k kle :md Mrs. Georgin ' im·e. ing club Friday evening at her ' TODA.Y & TUES DAY Din ner At f'nrnily J • Fraley al lof the Cheshire Chap• Gif�ll were pl uccd i� a , large n, F I<' "THE LOST WORLD " home on Lincoln Heights, hon­ new . en Mr. and M . . M ugate . [ umbiella, with ;_Jbced k Sloi a Ai -Teehnicolor­ le!'. Mrs. James Butler, who oring lertainccL with a family dinner , "THE HOUND WHO tlear th t or g th r a area tendin is s e O I this moving are family her wilh Sunday el t heir home on MulberTHOUGH T HE WAS were Mrll. James Clatworthy, Games were played during the week to Virginia. I1 A\lf'. honoring their grandson, M1· Geraldine ry ON" A RACCO Young to s . �f awurde Pomeroy prizes and evening � Games were wi t h played prize s Frank Ralph Fugate, on his birth(Technicolor) and Mrs. Bea Spaulding of Ath- Mre, Don Johnson, Mrs. Wilford awarded to Mrs. Elmer Wh ite. WID, ' & THURSDA Y d f ens. Miller. 811d Mrs. Wulter Bulmer. Mrs. Charles Hoffman and Mrs. "THE GLENN MILLER ___ _ _ a decorated birthday cake and _ _ The door prize was awal'<lcd to Raymond Baily. A fareweU gift STORY" ice cream were served with the (Technicolor) Mrs. James Shepherdn ed By 1w1111c A was presented to Mrs. Butler by M. K. Fu• Birtlt James Stew-art, June Allyson d inner, to Dr. ond Mrs. Rer�eshments or cake decorat- the club members who also preon and Marsha ht er, s daug gate. l . nt li <u ,a C ) l� o1t Also CARTOONS J ed with booties, k-o cream nnd sent ed Mrs Simpson wilh a gift Frank Ral::ih and the hm1l a ri d Mr d Mr . o 1c· I Jay Jen coffee were served by the host- for her ne� home. Refreshments MASON, W, VA� . • RUTLAND, OHIO PRIDAY NOT OPEN : k m� or"'L'oP o�t,, I n1•1 .ona, hostess. � , arc Dn waxe d II sma re w Favors esse!l. e we!'e served during the evening Y___ 11 :tl'V ■iKA rr".,.. ll'T.,u ---w . nouncmg IIie b'n·th o f a d augI1 ter, . ,.rA diapers (llled �1th m,nts and cen"SECRET OF Friday Feb. :t She weighed eight . c1 s1� • ��«�A1�kh,@t l;'• '¼i.#;:i;w.-, ;;,·,-.,,w.(),-,,�"" .:..din vf/@tr mm JP1'lt'1:f�::...�,ittf'"..m:tJ, d wit' l1 a tiny dol l . PURPLE REEF" pounds and 13 If.t ou nces a1t b!rth. tere . Allcmding were M rs. 8uImer Middleport, Oh io (Technleolor) The Jrnkms also have a s o n, ' JeII Richards, Martie Doan d Mrli, LIiiie Dunca11 o f pt. a11 te\lcn. S SHOWING NOW "'J11E SUBTERRANEANS" Pleasant• W, Va • Mrs, Raymond ¾. Grandparents a r e Mr. And . "King Of Wild Stalllona" (Teoh nlcolor) B OY S C O U T '"'5.TJ"E E K Smith, Mrs. na� Ruble, M r s. r;;t -ddleport i M of Chase Harold Mrs. ' Caron Lealle G.a. Peppard, (Color) ,___,. Johnson, Mrs, Miller, Mrs. Char- ¾_. and Mr· and M rs. J . B . Jen k'ms won�.omery .... W 1' lh G eo. u . I k I M Shepherd , M rs. 'r SUN,, MON., TUES. of Mob i le, Alabamo. W, W, Far- Jes B a es ee, rs. ,._, 12-13-14 ac Carsey and Mrs. El za Gil · T k J "J■I I uiters' Jcy of Middleport and Mrs. Viola "HIGH TIME" �r. more Leo Gorcey, Huntz Hall Sales d Lancaster are g r e a t(Technicolor) ,. mg g1·rts but unable to at. ¥ Sen d and t h e Bowery Boye grandp1.1rents. Bina Crosby - Fabian tend were Mrs. Don Mullen. 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