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ClOVllf ACTION In Mlddllporl cuurl this inomIna, Mayor ICent!olh M<Elhlnney lined Wtll■aii ii. � $5 and d>.i. 1111 · • ..- of --■)ve Lee Ruuell lor• lfllltil and c.m.iJ ' felllll ,11 Nlid on an illegal ex• ba..i . 11c; I I, of ;,:;:r-. ::Id ":':'11 Mr V 73, I MOnday D"ed ·-· Recei ve Invitation A special invilltll!Jn Is belnl given former memben of the Paw 'n Taw Square Dance <lub lo attend Ill lath annlverury party In the Pomeroy D.AV, Hall Satwda1, Feb. U 11artlng 11 I p.m, tB h 'E h ;__ !!gw _, .!!! _��p"��-•·•"-� Jno1�1lowed, puill the lfflllll ht.,1001t11 clipptna from I,.locel ......,. "� .. ...,.,....., -, eel -�, ...,. lever •...., ,....a) ■rtllaa off bll course. per of lllll3 provided The Dally · Ill 11111 When 0rflUe and WU• Senltnel by a reader. bur Wrlahl WON Iii.in, practtce Tht clipping reeda: lltgbll off of Carolina und dunes. "WASlllNGTON, S■pt. 4 - Or11!111 'II F!lfl llyer, V■. . a mlalan ville Wfilbt I !Ught In hll lib lhat wu qulto u erlllcal. aeroplane al Fort Myer, VL, 1h11 Thtro WU a differenco, lhoup. IM!IIJnc. Wblla making tho ■ec1'llr planl" - •P or down, ond clrolo cl tho drill p-ound■ ■ few feet. rtp1 Mr. Wfilbl p u l l e d the levs 'n. 'INiiall La' ftld!' �II- U.-Plillll" 'lit'tlil fllpt 11- wroa, cllrectloa, liltll be WII comIn alilho Wrlchfl lllrllld tho itc:l■nllf. pallid ID crier to ffllld lf wltl wllll 1111lr 1 hl , ..._ .. _ .,..... T_e llll!de '·' ,. ' ---- alleaedlJ Fire Victim " es Reported Last Year Crun - · Treated FOr .\ Church. II■ ii 1urvlvod by hi! w I I •· oi,a C. Vou, lhrN claujhten, Mn Mupnl Ruder, Mr■• Mall· . Ille Carw, and Mn. Cleori" Ann Qfnp■n: • aon, Raymwl J,; bll mother, t}&ht arandchfldren , •·• ooe P'Nl·I'11 ',hlLI, all of ... Columbua, I to_....,_ DIIOI --�•-- .,_,_. th■ the field ■-"""""' ....,.,.. and wa, ball ll'OWld ...,, tho mishap oocumd. The Aeroplane wu In the 1lr for one mtnur. 111111 flfleon -.do, "Wr}&ht may make IIIOlher fltght on Saturclay, Tlte ....utton■ "· be •· fulld h will ,,... lo l In orcler lo IICIINI ··- from the ..____ .re ab.■-!)' • �: •ld'lliil tlllliW fijielia ftlalil It will bt n■, irJ' for him lo w1i1t11 to a hllpl ti 100 1D 4011 "•= lhenu, !or BoJ Seoul Week, "Streoalh■n America . . . . . Cbaraoter Count■ "belna domlnant. The display will be 1n pi,,00 Feb. • throutb Feb. 11. May..- Wayn■ Tumor ha, i.. ■ued tho Bo¥ Scout Week Pnl<I• ng cl tllono matlon ur&I p pa porl au � ity ----- by=-= U:U...,_. the: Scou.:u- � � = = = Fil: ree Aetloa la Di ,!:urt p cruolty (n a be !! e: �- 111• a•"MIn fUed beffl � • for lull d■Nd lo..... 8t> wttb' • •�baa heav• P1- c..rt · of Melp ter-lhmHlt m■chlne . by Carol,ya 8 Prlddf • <'4nmon "Practice llighll with Iht by her mo� and � Wrllhl bnlbera' m■chlne will be Ethel Priddy lllddlefrequml ,t Fort 11,er fnllll now boat aptnal Raymond Priddy on. ■nd II may be .....11 1Jtlelta iddleport M ' before tho olflelll Cllpll C o r minor dillthree Cultody or■ lllltde. " ■peed Hl■lory ,_,. the fact that dna �-been ._ f-■1111 "' tbe ...,w,� ,.� ._ . ,,.._• .,,_. ,_ ·- ..___ Ana C■rdlJlo � flGm tho .... yt 'fllil ....,_ fill, � ClrdJlla, '1'ltl d,01" - barir4 ID Orme 01111u1 --at Iba '"ti r« Crioad, and ....,..,. ,_ ... .. ... ... .. .... .. . . . . hom■ by Mr, Robinlon. Seven ■en lor member■ and three funl..- fire department volunteers an■wered the call ll wu beUev, ed the fire originated from laulty wiring. Lou lo the ooe .tory f r a m e atnlcture waa e.allmated 11 '200 by Ille fire departmenl Rev. Ar· lbur M cCauley wu In cbar1e ol lht volUDteer dealcl>ment. :'"RFD QMII, of D. P4BOJ RD ll'IIOM PEN COLUMBUS HIP!) _ T b I Pardon and p..... Commlulon ��:. paro Mo■t ol the paroles wen to be effective March t, Amonl tbom wen, Millan LIi• tie, Melp county, aervlng time for -..pe Crom conCinemenl lnE NS ff CK B W A A R p HAVANA IUPI! - r e m 1 t r !�.:.� :!�::. ·�!m":' :.: Fidel �•• ltrothtr, Raul, In ·, civil judgments, civil · out suit, and cr iminal Ing the calendar year, NOl I 1181.de Tavero 1959 '92,7,._111 wu coU..W • Nelson, Midd · --�rgta beleporl, the , ome rnanner, od ect1on ma d '.""'ed t ay a • The district ollJce � �� m tho report _• er arreSl 0" w he! eriii • o charges growmg oul of an alter- sho ed vidence t • cation at 8 Middleport Tavoro. increa,lllng, �u� that �• •• ,;. so r18 ng. She bad been reported fighting ronvtctlon 1 d :�l.... fjght• �.�� ::: SOCIE'l'Y TO Mli:ET The Wornen'a Soclety o/. I ll e Pomeroy Bapllst Church w f l l llALLMAIIU O PLA Y T T 1 b ::,- : ;:.. ti ' �ea�� = w�i"': .. b eel Saturday night at tho Eagl•� will be guest speaker, Club from 9:30 till 1 a.m HaU . MAN FINEIJ will be on the organ, while Bob Preston Is al the drum,, and Jim Arthur E. Randolph WII a..JI Conley play, the electric ba,a. '25 and costs in Melga Eagle Club mernbera and guest, c..rt yesterday by Judll9 lia, aro welcome to attend. metl People,. Randolph wu $ _____ ed by the Ohio Slalo Plllral, . Co rrection : Outside �, 'iia,,e:· :=a �-=i:=.:: .,...., l I I: I I II.: Cl\llll1 T The 1 1 ,i:::,pe :.. al the MEIG _ s_ GE NERAL � , l . t.r Tue■day nltbt· that Olban prle■t.t interse<tion of Second ■nd Mech- Adminions - Abb141 S l t� have been planttns ll'lnlJxd- anlo-all In Pomeroy WU 38 de- Pomeroy, .._ 111 , '!Qa .i,,.._ ,...._ Sklel ololiq, Snow lw'Dlq Dllcbargea - Cbarlot ,. bomi,o al ... ta '1111h. Pomero)' IID. -�_:, , PIIM 1DC 1. i<I from •·• ,. ' -.. ...... .._,_._.�-·- - ... - ...... .......... _ .... ..... ____ .. "· �-�-•., SI, a � Thi Kropra ware depicted u the oper■ton of a ■py budq"""" ten in I bunp)ow In ouburban Ruillip, Govlfflllllltl qenla who •arched II found • ilhint wave radio lron■mltta--ncolver, M■Dllln&bam-Builer aald lbOre wu ''Do <INII" II WIii . 1111d lo a- n . .....,__Ir •per• 606 ConVI·c11·ons Of u s In Columbus .. Rutland Scouts Minor Burns Plan F--!ly EVent Thursday ft lied Jn N'!� CJi • • • left. ment·• . Neapll_ lf dtar1t. Miles Now,-Just A Few Feet Then W ,• l<td- ; J c- ...,. of i.j wu Eastern Plans ;l " • to Inventory Has Been f.omp eted I' ' ,. • of To Invite ·Bids for New Bus , ,, ' I I Ing - for nolhln1 II they have lo." ■ioneral want III to <111 clown oo \ By 11o1, w1q,11 Melga County Enaineer Stanley Blauwics and '11iompeon wtrt employ- and money, but lut • J. Blaiewicz and hi.s highway busy comparing the appropriation year they had 4S on the payroll foreman. Danny Thomp,on, said figur,a of February during J. E. and ■n ■mounl of IIIOIIOY that today they are victims of "poll- D. Hartinger·• lut year < 196(11 u tripled what we got thl■ Februengineer wllh the '5,591.90 given ary." tics." Specifically, they charged the their department for February, II hu been reported through1 ·• . out the county that the hold-up ,. ., • : . Board of County Commissioners 1961. 1 • . , ,. Is handicapping them with $130,· They came up with the,e fig. budget approprtationa by the com- • , . ' ' • 000 worth of due bill, from pa,I urea - during February of 1957, mluionen hu been for the pur• . the commiuloners appropriated - of Inducing Blazewlcz to engineer, J. E. D. Hartinger. $10,1177.IO payroll money, in fin! hall of hll employees. Commission that said Thomp!IOII I · 80 Ro p m oy Ch t MASONS I NSP�CT , called inger ' February 11158, ,10,301 payroll When asked U ht Intends lo lay Ha President Dan rt C r:PM�ter de e ted ,? m r Arch M•�ns waa ms_pec, :e Ma tazewlcz and him&elf Into money. during February 11159, ■ny the pment mtn off. Mr. ; B Mr. �by . Roy Rmehart, (n gtt) D1st�1c�:pii �rapgi Tuesd " '9 888 o what» conference ay f r a reason , .90, and lut year the l'OIII· Blazewic. repl ied , "I: l e , 8 Priest, of M cArthur . omeroy S I have . men the keep will I ever. missioners 0-, d<d Engineer we do not yet know .. Jiamson, c onducted the work fo llowm( a supp! r ier�ed ollice.'" of term Febwhole the my for for He sold Mr. Hartinger informed Hartinger SIU42.llll to 40 Royal Arch Masons at the Masonic Tem p e rt ay them No Mare Me• No,. the money !or the bock bill, ary payroll. evening, by ol lhe rounty highway department After llgurin1 the ■mounll dur- It wu ■!Jo pointed . out PASS ES OFF - Richard Swackhamer, senior guard playing M, next tire "is going to have to come from Ing the past years. Thompson frlenda of Bwewlci that ht la not regular sc heduled game with the Middlep ort Yellow Jackets last night, blocked oa_ mmewhere, and that It la goinll uil: working any more men than Har- of driving through for a layup shot, passe d off to teammate Gary Ault, fore,rou.ntl, " Anyone can tell the kind of lln(er did u engmeer. Ill 1957, 43 left. That s Senior Sam Price to come from .,._.. , center, o f the victorious (60-41) Racine Toraadoe■, ' A total ol '55911.90 wa, appro- ahape they art trying to put 119 men won em�toyed , In 11151 he persuaded Swac kha mer to pus off. - Su ntinel Photo, priated by the commlaalonera In. They are juSl playing poli• had to men, in 11151 ht had 30, _________ · . · Monday to pay 411 county high- lies.' ' and lut year 4S durln1 February. I <', way employees lbroughoul Febru- Thompaon charged that the com Sometime back, Cooll111uioner .1 mission gave Mr. Blazewlcz only Hartinger llated that the approary. Engineer a1...w1e1 pointed out enough money to pay 14 of the 411 prlallon of the engineering 0 dethis Is 8 IDOIISlroua drop, present county employee■ durlnt partmenl will ht tower this year J He noted that thl1 Is tho worst February. He uid that lhla Is becau,e of I decrea,e of money ' ly United Pr- lntornatlonal An ocean-born storm churned north along the At• month, weatherwtao, during the only one-third of the money need· coming In from !ht auto license ed for Feb1110ry. (antic Coast today carrying up to four Inches of ,fresh entire winier. , and gu fund. "Hartinger mac!e It plain at the Engineer Bla,ewlcz uld, "We snow followed by sleet for winter-weary eastern cities. Mr Hartlnfer baa 88141 that the The new system born off North Carolina's treacher• Monday Commlnionero meeting," will do all we can for the coun• de<� ,e , pused by moving of COLUMBU� (UPII - Gov. Mla 1 c ous C ape Hateras sh�ahl° stole the thullder from a Great Thompson aald, "that he wants ty, but we have been held up by 11111111! co a, chael V DlSalle today pa su h nlea al Plalaa storm that fizzled out over Kentucky and Tennes- us to cut the majority of workers money approprlallona ever alnct · Swloherl• u ge : 1-year-old batt� � :': se� durln& the night after dumping up to 12 inches of of! our payroll. He gave u, that we took over." wmml1Slon• tho �t : .. ■ny : ce o ter, uri, o der Miss "Now choi added, He • only working of one or , ula in wa llmf s e the I■ h nc un � �u , snow In Arkamaa and JO i arned Engl- nn t ady w alre hav en " new ol week ■ days few of bocall3t badly. needed Is money added. ht are rote, ep le and electric J■ut inche■ f our At . neer Blaaow!CI that h budget west counties mixed with occa• Thornpao is i 1e aay "Mr In . en on Onlo. land ! t n IIIOW re . IDOW _ we alonal ,now In the Texa,-OklahoBlazewlcz .,; l lalted lo w�rker; ,,.;,,,_ followed with the wµI be low.- than laol year·•· The ,ovemor, In • apeclal mes­ and Ibo ea,f..::11 � �an m■ Panhandl... ■dvlled that the 1111&e, aalted the Republican • eooy h• p where Al ew Orle&111, cloudy ski.es at the gange this morning ■nd llatement thal laat year durtni The Mblll!lalne N reod that p there 1a • job Fobniary weather wu COlllfll' annull =r: robably will not IN>Ued Iegillatun to amend the they ag peraluret In the 511■ hov• te , .i, t and · ' em done w lll Ute �•vy IIIOW able ..wt l'Gldillanl II lbl � bt <ump be l �d 111111 approved be- Pl'elOlli rale-settin& law to "give lau, 1 • lul,.�l, � .;.,.. ,red fior Mardi Gru celebrant-a . md that 1be, will otn1Due wor!t- limo, 111 llid, "Tboy for. tho Apill I de■dllnt. the con,wner al lea■t 1 ,11. �r -aolith 'l!f !lot- lll!Mtl■ . · . • -.-: . v i ..,,I better break thu� i;. a, ' l . · In w- h/>!111 :;;... � ,nowstorm utendtd south lo . K I�� \f ,: ·- - "clly, " A � -pt,,, .,,. . -r ~ ,;>••, n � ,.:'Jd. �: Ne; York ami, ' ' lo tbe .llemoorallo-cooln>iled , _.. an -------.......::; ..- · , • "" I llin ..1 Id failed 1o pall• leglllature rV to aorth e Eqland ..,, Ntw __ __ & of pro DSallt remain posed lnat the pre• , Pilllbw1b Al IDOIII. ' in the slate be formula enl anowlall JJ.tnch WHk'a la■t E amended he called tho what lo tempera when ■llllh to tumod "l'air of determmethod Value" 11 1 tn, for rr.Jnc tum topped ... Under plan, 11:e rates. lllll g uwae weeb. In lbrw • -Ii' In Ch tlme LONDON (UPII _ '!be llrltlsh dum&e lnfonnallan wltb u.»w. '8,DOO la U.S. CIUTO!lC)", Ill !ht West, _,, bhnketed blic would Utllllies Corllmlssion Pu lner hidden conla JQvernment wu upecled le com- British COWltenpiel lellHled acroll wllb • In• actual tht lo give weight equal Wa■hlngton and Oregon. Inland, } . . •• plete the prellmlDary phue of. tta that tho llnt ln■tam» theJ- mun� dollm. I clgaret l}&hter with • . phy,1Ill in fi baa • veobnent l:> partmen mind rain and IDOW ■urged lle com nn t and • b case today egallllll tbNO men and lored tho ■lpell from MOICGW Ca • ,< _. • • lo Wyommg , An lnven•·ry of Rutland HI•• lwo women ■ceuoed of operating wu on Jan. I, two claya ■lier the Dult a1IO with • dununy com- cal plant 81 well u lo the amount lb Rocklot tht MCl'IIII 1 REB OU NDING "'' w Utah. Th . ACTION - Vlr"' Holsln�er of money It would take lo replace . • ._J_ ont partmenl. ,! �':i:' • School ■ludenta available for part- a spy ring In llrltain with • di- llv• wer, arreSleel . M aba. Colorado. and , ... f or ward , w�nt high with elbows a nIi" d kn ees )'lllg in-'""" tce r , wo11811 •k of 11w winter in Tex· time v,urk during the ,chool y.ar, re<I radio link to · Moocow. The attorney eeneral 181d the :- P':: Lib Fanre• P ' action last night at a game between Ea stem 1111d Rlit'e u brougltl IMN rain to north- ond lot botn parttime and full- The live, two of whom worlted Th bun k aalow wu like I for- Krogen had planned to transmit �;,"e Oh' 1 • land. N o. 14, left, ls Lawrence Hasbargen, Eastern, A\ e time IIWllltN!r work, has been for tht Admiralty end were privy Ires■ with locb, holll, ban and over the radio Ill pare■ of war- I!� . . � ,:•;:.::; .-!ght is Rutland's Junior forward, the ace reboun4et • D ' __ ,_ � completed by Harold Sauer, guld- to .....11 11 the big Pwtland chalnl. ,hip aecrell and lit olher page■ r Lee Combs, No. 3 2 . Rutland won 48-45. Sentine l- P)IIIIO. publi� utlll :e& • ree,--tion on ,.b naval ba■e, were undergoine I kte t cm " ...., dlreclor. r l ■ of tl Mllllllltghani-Buller Aki author• or documen ••· .. operating in Ohio. II Is, m effect, . The aurvey u,1, 24 types of hearina lo determine If I h e y ltJe■ found • Bibi■ conlafnlns • value lo -� enemy , • regulalon on the operaUoo of work 1utlable lo bigh achool llu- ahould be held for trial. , o • - (or making micro run, clota, Lollldalo, Crom tho govern• the Puhli• Uttillieo C.rornlwln• ol lngham • Butdenll Includina such jobs u gen- Sir Regtnalq_ ia-t■lllln, appwwl to Ohio." eral farm wort, Cir wallhing, ler, the �� general, charged ---=�--::---be th■ llllddla DWI ID lbl i 0� • store work, baby ■itllng, office them Tue1c1ay th ' 'spying. , ,oblion, taking documenll Ubly to be ualstance, outo repair, reataur- i,Ininl lnlonna atoi.l by Houghton and J,f1u Gee A total o f 606 convictions of United States � · enomy and l potentia • lo 11Nful nt, g, work, many house gardenin to Ibo Kroaer■ Cor lranamttlal. Tho Euttn, lo<al achoo! board ■ during 1960 appeared in the Southern District of Ohle, u II y. e to ing pa I potent l ' ia nem other■. ' IPJIIOV.. pl1n1 to buy a a e w Hugh K. Martm, Unit..d States Attorney, a nnguncflt•leuy• ochool lilll ,i Ill Monday night Studenll, in addition to check· He madt II <iear, wtlhnut, day. ou rnoottna, 111d planl lo ask for bldl lng work which they were wWlng Ing IO tr}&hl, that tho power Only one 1a,e presented by the cheeb or bonds, • rise IIU■ai■• wu .&Ive al■o to the ...,. do, • lo _,_ district chY,>artment resulted In 37 for lnterslal<I lraupoNtloo Foor■ AJ■o tho tutJtual budget of the hourly waae expecled, an acqullla1 The depamnenl COV• of stolen gooda, securltlb, · • illDll ....;. Local Sehool Dlstrld for Most of the 11511 atudenl1 in the The openln& phuea o1 the proo- Fwleral ■ervicel will bo held Mra. Howard RobinJon was er, o 48-county area with lour of- false or forged diecl<• C:s\,_lt 19al - adopted Monday night. high achool ore reported enlhua ecutloo'1 cue ■tlrred leara lhal Thursday at 1 p.m. for Raymond lrealed for minor bu1111 follow- fices, The I r i a I in which acquit- ment wnvlctlon, lncreallld •• Tht - ti 1bt■ Jear'I budget a.tic about this new project.� U. S. and NATO blueprlnll lor de, C. v-. '13, 1 former in& 1 fire In be,- home 11 Apple la] resulted roncerned the charge en during 1960 in the distrlo(Many IUrley retuma ■howed I len■e against R u■ala 'a &!ant Cleel reolclonl, who died Monday at hll Pomeroy i.. 11111 boon dllciaood. Grove yeiterclay al noon. T b e of fraudulent use ol maU against Bank and Saving, and Loali ral,. Carl lllmhW � o v • r remarkable record of work exper• of 4liO aubmar- had been fun. homo •1 135 North Olden-av ID Racine rtre department was call• three persona. beries lncrea!led from •i&hl lD Columbua, tho meettna with members or- lence. neled right lo the Kremlin, Rulland Boy !kw!a are obaerv· ,d to th, blaze and quickly put Even though high percenlages 1959 to 17 during the pul ,-,. vllle Roller, W•ltor Brown, Lff. Pro:>sectlve emptoyera are In- The llvt defendant■ are Henry Service■ will be held ■I I h • Ing Boy SCoul Week '111unday oul tho Dame■. ol criminals are being prosecut, Escope, or attempted tor Hawk and Trllsurer Cm- vlted lo lab advantage of this llougbton, 35, pay clert •I the Schoedinger Hilltop Chapel with night with ■ Family n}&ht 11 the The department reported that ed, during the 195!Mlll calender U. s. prisoners rose �Olllabllt _ ton N"'llnd ia-,t. Regular ■ervlce by conlaclinl Mr, Sauer PorlllDd navy yard; Mia■ Ethel burial lo follow In Sumel Ceme- Rutland Methodist Church. continue to rise. ly from four during llio � wall w ol a the • year, floor part conviction, and rileellnp t1tt hoard. will be at the Rulland High School, phone Gilo, 411, a co-worker; Peter Kro- tery. Mr. v- wu I retired Mamben of Troop 1111 alao will burned along with aeveral house- During 1960 there wa, a rise ing year to 18 lost �, , ·, .' �·. beld tho 11r■t Monday of e a c h SH 2-4213 , or at hlo home, SH ger, tlO, ■ book aoller; hi■ wUe, blacbmlth of Columbut, and WI . I deeorar. a window at the Rul- hold llem1. A large portion ol of 1 6 persona ..nvlcted on. I h e T J Slate, b b trf•I Unlte he , Rutland Work rare savings! COMPAlll WITH •lat VALUUI I Weather ' 'Foul' Says Engineer In Claimed Handicap With Appropriation �•,�- of . with Hduol.. II t .. entine corn ,. -' . ·- Snow Slips Past Ohio, Hits East 2 8 - Pc . H OME MA K. E R G RO U P ! ,.1 'I I a1 y l' h e �r. Innerspring Mattress . ... �- •• <' "'� l: Sale Special At Both , ��� �� � , ,, ,·_,. � ,,:,·,'.:> -� � ,....,.,-;;,,:; , ;..,,,:- -'' _,.,. � ;-' e MATTR ESS -----:---._____ .. . • NO. :US VOL XJI MASON, W. VA. • 2 Good Used E lectric Ranges • 2 Good Used E lectric Clothes Dryers e 1-40 Gal. Used Eectric Water Heater • 2 Good Used E lectric Refrigerators e 1 Good Used Seigler Oil Heater 70,000 B.T.U. • 2 Floor Sample Seigler Oil Heaters, 25% Off e 1 Used Oil Heater, Kitchen Size, Like New With Fan e All 1960 Model Floor Sample Frigidaire Refrigerator - Now 20% Off • All Pictures, Now Reduced l Off 1 . 98 • All Cedar Chests, Now Reduced 25% Off TWIN BED OUTF ITS, . ',.1!. ,V MASON FURNITUU M rh, & 11 1•1 . S C , , '- i d" /\ r , , : � J l i:;h St.a . These A I Rutland Store Only Anot her Sale Spec ial, DECORATOR COLORS • • • • I RUTLAND FURNITURI FOAM RUBBER Fall 3 � ta el "-""' ■,,... 11 lo m,I .... ,.. - - ■ w.0 1.a .... .... .. .,., .... _, . . u · - .. 11111 -,, '-D Register For Mink Scarf R UTLAND, OHIO EXTRA SPECIAL! .... .. .. ...... .. NOW 'ff>U KNQW PREI! DOOlt 'PRIZEI • • • One Given Aw1y At Itch lhN9 ... ' '- c:-­ • ••• °" ."':?"�l ...I""•.::.:..: 'c I ; � I t I �'. Alii IUtlOIIAI.: r fSpencer-RoushVowsWereReadOn tFOOD FOR AMERICANS: January 28th At Mason City Church wantu theto chop lilllall fry in rour CHocoLATE MINT cHEaRv down a cberry CAKE e ... . I j Beware The Shoals • " l'ory often wben poUUcal leaders d&the opposition p~y b., "pre-empt· <{' a certain part of tbe polltical opec. trfm they conclude that they must ,.,ove "ffewbere else if they are to win the dllt elJction. ?rear. back this tbe problem the Democrats faced In California and Or&liO!J. where Republicans w~r' wlnolns top oifices witb mod,ralt to proereulve ca ~d idates . Tbe Oemocr~u ft!lt compelJed to inch toward the left to establiah a di stinct position. 'Yel lbe effort wu never really pro. ducti•e. When the Democrat. finally re. clined some of tbe top 1pobl, they man· aged it for the moat part by puttln& up candidates wbo limply ree&tablbhed themselves in thole tii'IIU previously pre•mpled by tbe RepubllclDI. WIIJ The GOP on a uUonal level now appe,ara lo believe tbat It II In 10mewhat llle ame clllemm. National cbalrman Thrulton Morton II alleJed to bave uld th~ blauH Prelldent Kennedy hu tak. en over tbe center, the Republlca111 must be on the mon. MOlt oblenen read in· to thil a belief tbat the move, · If It cornea, will be toward tbe c:onaenative aide. to celebrate Washington'• The California • Oregon experience, I which could be underscored by further examples in other places, perhaps con· [ tains a lesson for the Republican s at this juncture . It would ieem to be that mosl of the i time most of the voters are in the broad· ; r~n1ed political center. At any given mo· [ menl tb'Y may wiah to veer slightly to I tbe left or right, but only in times of dire dl•tress or war are they likely to roam far from the middle. 1 Subltantial elements in the Republi· can party are constantly aware of this . I It is bardly accident that, despite the otrone push in the party toward greater c:onseMiatiBm, these elements have usu· ally prevailed in presidential election lime . Poaslbly the time will come when the party will take tbe plunge and risk all on a more conservative tack. But GOP leaders can find plenty of history on both aides of tbe party line to suggest that tbls is a course fraught with politi· cal peril. W. Va. mill according to package direc- ,... ' ' ' ,, :oq•l' • Escape~~ Bad InJury I ·~· ~'. . Po .. recently. .~·' New Shipment Of Baskets Is Here For Closs J""'*"' rood oompetltoro. ~W11M' 8 r e x Allee Harris, Eden News Events ani ~h. · of Honor waa Maryann , Po"In t PIeasant_ Htgh · SchooI Mold In Rogers ol Pt. Plensont. Miss Rog· 1957 an_d rece1ve<1 a BS Degree era wore a royal blue prince" In phy ..cs In May 1960 from Mar· 1lyle s~reet length dre88 of vel,ve- shall CoUege. He II employed . of Wabanuo .. a II~ Evant Su,.r Trim- PORK FULL LOIN HALF __.. Air Collfrolma• ....,. Long Bottom SOclety , News Carnl'vaJ·· llo Jordan, Joaninl Jordan, Mrs. Paul Horbrocltt, JW Harbncht, Mr. and Mrs. A. Rll)' Rouoh, Mr. and Mn. Kenneth L. llouah, Rev • Harold S. Knoll, Mr. ond M r 1. William H. llordln, Diane Hoary, Robin Henry, Mr. and Mro. A. L. Stewart, Rachel Fox, Mr. 1 n d Florence Limburger Is visiting Frank Andrewa waa an over· Mrs. Judaon M. Brake, l4ra. Nelwlth Beu Webater. night IIUI'St of Kenny Reynold&. 116 Bennett, and Mr. and M r 1. Mro. Rulh Slothem, Mrs. Mary Recent vislloro of Mr; and Mrs. John MarlhaU, all of Pl. Pleu- ' Monday thru Thursday_ 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. FRIDAY 8:30 A.M. to 8:.30 P.M. SATURDAY 8:30A.M. to 8:30P.M. ••••••••••• Mil fllltTI/fN II Ml FUme. liS/IN I.Wif, WA(. 1/AD/1 TUENIOIIE AIIP IJ$NT S/1/M/S, THI1 1/S,ATallllll tiii/TI/fN iiU lUI/ITS, 1/JtiU Till NIT/411 II Mllti/An Alii 6ATIIEI 111/DIMAT/411 011 WEATIIU fllltli/T/D.I/I TilEY Mil MAllE M./IIITME/1" Mil UIIIATf 1/1111/tl fllltTI/INID IMWtll 11111111. . ~~ \ \ Vegetable CAMPBELL'S CREEN STAMPS ' No. 303 cans So p ••••.••.... cans .., Silver Fleec• Side Glances Mra. Emma Bland wu eJected delep:te to the HockiDI Di• 8 Sp. 8c off MAXWE~L HOUSE lb. can •••••••••• SMUcker's - CREEN STAMPS ehorge of the dov""!"" for the =lng. ":~~ quia Oacar ~aw:;,... t, TOMATOES Gr1pe $1.00 5 10oc. l•rt JELLY - - - - - - - - -4-Lbl. ~=r 69C lnll.nt Co*'- NeSCafe U: t!.:!.~for the:w~uf:=::~ ::"Ice wlto oarvad face cookleo cream to 01 ...;....,.rs and thut Mn !!:moot Bowl ond " : ' ' lleeoe • Firm, Ripe other grocery buys! bWOIIfAOIU~II, candy values! Your Choice 11 ___. ............ CREEN I STAMPS J es Chocolate Raisins Chocolate Peanuts Bridge Mix . 't. S9c c each' Ttndor, FNoh F1•oz c n Fish Buys! Booth -Rock Lobster Tails Fish Sticks _ Booth • ~0:.9Sc ::~ 35c Cheese-- ..... c ..,w. - Amerlcen or Pimento Sliced Cheese Food ..... 3.3c '12oo. ••• ,~.~ ~w.... ..:anr,~t• a:nu~''..,....."' 'ttMCrJf91"'llV•ne"r":'1'1' ' bakery dept- vulues! frozen foods! I l'!. .... ... ., ~ Gibbs Apple Dumplings ,.c: 59c Broccoli Spears S1 S Cut Com Blnlny• or GREEN PEAS _ _ IOoL pkp. • ' ~; katie EVANS-All Vorletl-Rag. 39c Coffee Cake BlniHJ• LONGHORN 10oc.49 ...-r BROCCOLI large Bunches 25c I da ir y values! CREEN STAMPS I • ~,.. Jar _.,L _ • · $ Quart and Mn. ::,~-a ond Arlene llooao boot Mn Nellie W= No. 303 cans ••••••••• ••- wheN Mn. Snodgrass h.. em- elnko. ployment. Mrs. Edll~ Siuon and family, Mrs. Ora Toto and daughter Pomeroy waa visiting Mr. ,and Georgia, Parkersburg, were visit- Mro. Hank Holtla, Thursday. In& Leo.. Babcock, Tuesday. Mr. and Mra. BerUe Smith were Mr. and Mrs. George Hall were Sunday (UI!Ila of Mro. He I en •tsttlng Mr. and Mr1. Norman Archer, Reedsville and enjoyed Weber, recently. a shrimp dinner. f ·sTORE HOURS white fu~ mull and a rhinestone IBM School In New York. trict Mlulonary Convealloll to pm, a gift fram the bride. The Followmg the wedding a recep- hold at lWtdviJlo lhll cmnlng br~desmatds, Janice Vance or lion was held In tho social room $unday when tho Mlulonary Akron, Ohio, and Mrs. Maudelle~ of lho chlll'cll which wu docor- clety of the MI. MDrlah B.optlll Henry af Pt. Ple..ant, wore olmi· lated with w~ite wedding bella .,d Church, Middleport met 11 1111 lar dresses except lhat they were ed blue bo_thws.fl f1le1 !able was -•· center-f ch -· ..-h Jut Sunday. bab bl y ue in color. WI ora arranpme,~ o Mill Venlle Hodiea ""' electThe best man was Tom Vance blue camatlono. Anlotlng 11 lbe eel d 1 le _,_ b •• of Akron while Earl Henry and table were Mro. Lorene Harleas loraGoulladeofesathe -:::::_..Y u~nd M J --• ..,=,. ,.,..., Carl Adler. both• or Pl. Pleaaant, • ro. be.... Vanh Maire. ~M G..... ·-~ ·-·· .... ··~W ws served as ushera. ou~r mem -..... h ro o1 I e SC8 ctau ular -..... . The bride's mothe, wore a blue of the c ureh. . M ,.,_...._11 street .length lace dreSB over taf. . The couple left for Poughkeep- dent".;! d;&;;.y~ fela wilh a •·neckline aud thr... •te followlngt he meetins. T b o of tho bualn --''"• they atlended funeral tervlces tor making their borne with Mr. and quarter length sieevea. she also bride wore a autl of medium Mr. Morlhall Roblnoon. Burial Mrs. Oscar Bab<ock wore a while carnation coroage brown wool, Decked with blue and wao 11 Cuinborland, Md. Anna SmaiiiWlild lelt lor Char· with blue net and ribbon. Tho gold, a baby blue blouse, 1 n d Gueata at the ~me of Mr. and Ieaton. W. Va. after apendlng eev- groom's mother wore 1 powder brown and pld acc!UIOJ'iet.. Mro P. R. R1ndolpll Sunday were oral weeks with her mother, Mrs. -··. Out-of·town sueall included the Mr. ond Mrs. W. C. Randolph, Harriet Bryant. . Mr, and Mrs. Tom McGrath, following: Mr. ond Mrs. John Webb of Part· Rev. and Mro. John Snodgrass Chesler, spent Saturday evening Mr. 111d Mro. Jock Rogers, Joe """'ra. llobro ond Tonya K... are mavu1g to Charleston, W. Va. with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mar· lngerlck, Mrs. Altoa Jordan, Hat- l} .. ud wiD ........,. THE /lAW'S Ml fiiiiTI!IIIMU, MElt Henoley, Thureday, Joe Connolly, Mr. and Mrs. Em· Mr. ond Mra. P. E. llouah, Mr. Ulah Swan. Tuppers Plains, melt Stethem and Mrs. Treuie and Mrs. Je111 Brown, Mrs. VII' lpenl 1 week wllh Mrs. Cor a Stethem. glnla Sharbaltlh, Clndi Roollh, Swan. AI Nickols, Connecticut waa on Mn. Artllur Jewell, ond G • no Robert .Yat01, Cambridge, opont overnight guesl or Mr. and Mra. Jewell, all of Letart. the -kond with Mr. and M r 1. Gene Rlgga. Mr. and Mra John Fry, Judy o.... Yates. Sunday dinner (j!IOIIJ of Mr. Fry, Mr. ond Mro. Lloyd 1\ow;h, P•trlcto Smith opent the -k· and Mrs. Oscar Babcock ...,.. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Vance. Doaand wllll Mn. Edna Stewart, and Mrs. Bill Young. afternoon aid Roush, Sheldon F. Roulh, all Reedsville. c•llen were David Riggs, Long of New Havoo. Mr. and Mro. Jim Carter ond Bottom, Mr. ond Mro. Mal'lan M... Maxine lll<kard, M1 r y doUihlel'l Wll'l vlaltlng Mr. and Rlggo, Athen• and Rt• ..J. P, Ann Rickard, Calhorlno Spntuoo, Mrs. Alv1 Hoioalnger, Sunday. Miller. Tommy s.,.,.,.., and Vlrsinla Mr. and Mn. Charlie Myoro Mr. and Mra. Robert Larkins S)>rllUn, all of Wool CoiWIIbia. llllv• returned homo after vlaltlng were Sunday dinner guest. of Rev. IIIII Mro. Poul Srnllb. Do). II Caldwell, Ohio. Mr. ond Mn. Treule Stethem. oware, Oblo: Morilya Fucl-. • llln. Ruby Bre- ond Mr a. Mr. ond Mro. Jim Davll, l.it- ClnclnnaU; Mr. and Mro. Rluoell Llone Babcock wore Wadneldoy tie Hocking ...,... vllllln& Mr. Priddy and fa m I I y, Gallipo. dinner lllftll of l!:li~abeth Lyona, and Mra. Wayae Prince, Saturday IIJ: Mro. Jolla a.-, EIJ, Ml!JM. Tujlpero Plalno. evenlaa. ooto: Mr ond Mra. K. X. Sclteo, , • Vld1 Ann Weber, daughter of Mr. ond Mro. Charita Marcin- Jr., Middleport: Mr. and II r 1. Mr. ond Mra. Norman Weber, II ko wore vlallinl Mr. and Mrs. VII Jomea Dlehl, Jr., Cbarleat Dlobj, . • · • . I patient ot St. Jooeph IIOapital. Hartllllg, a-, !lundll)'. Pamoroy; Judith Blll'lll: llodwl ~ wtw. MOW -hot wile that p1111r Mro. Wayne Prlaee altonded a Mr. and Mra. Robert Larkinl. F01, Hamllo; Barbara .1114 ~· Jt filii ef JllliM R 0 m I Demonotratlon lllftllnc, Columbuo, Mr. ond Mrs. Harold Clarlotlo 11amro1t. ~: • for two ,.uti" .c.Friday ot the home ol Mro. Gta·l Oobom won vlaillnl Mn. Ethel Recen of Pt. Pit.- lllu ..,.. Nolan, SyracUH. Larkim\ Sw>d.at. CotumbuL ·L•. . , lb. Alii WMEII, USIST HI TilE 1//lfrT/H Pierce were vlaJUn1 Mrs. Gamet S. A. Ralr'den were Mr. and Mn. ant. .'IIIIJ ,. ._ . Joan of Arc KIDNEY Mrs 8/and I • .. . . S Delegate for C , OnVention Janet Codner, wore a while fur band hat with a ter • Degree In phyalel at t h 1 u ond tho hoote,.; Morgory taxod for owning and maintaining Joy,.. Frederick, John S u t t I e, Jlouih oad throe •litton. Grace their track rlght-of·wayo, and for Charl~~~gott, _8haron Frank. Prof!itt IDd daughter Lynn 1 n d malntalnlns ond rono•allng their ·- Nodine Euler of Pomeroy. Delle· depot and terminal faellitles." baugh of Chester. li was the birth· ioul.nlreobmenta wero JOrved. day ol Mr. Randolph and daugh· M • nd ,,, •ter Clarestcne. r. • ~ra. EUI:'T Oun vlsJt. ed In Now MartinavDie. I M r. and Mrs. Hlrold !loollh and JOn·IIJ·IIW end daughter, Mt•. ond M D..l.~ ... """'"' Euler o1 Pome•'PY •I• lllcl Mr. lloulh'o -rtttto, Mr. M --• M • 1 c In d ,... r. ... ra. ~rw n a an •nd,Mro. ~rtbur llouoh ol S,.lem Mro. Bertha Randolpll hn•e r.. Ctnll<. turned from Staubenvlllo where Mr. and Mrs. Gene Riggs are A!Mie Pr~ hN returned home oltor Ylailinl Ill Colombuo "Jth ber -in-law and daUJhter. Mr. tUMIMn. Jot Sehmkll. lift. W. E. Willlalno al Pom. ort1 Ill •ltltln1 hor llln·in-low lid •OJ'.flr, Mr. 1nd Mro. How. mp lic:bool chopped, .. bouquet. of Jlllle blue o~lental Iris onomlcs at Marshall College 1n and Mn. Fred 1. Gardner w h and white ro~ebuds wtth baby I May 1961. were guests for the meet1n1. 0 blue ne~ and nbbon. The groom graduated from Eighth Grade - Vtctor Durst, teen With a square neckline, short with IBM Research In PoughkeepUme," he explam- Cuth~ Andrew, Roger Spencer. sleeve• and sUppers to match. She ale. following the reception. 'nte "At the Ethel ed, '' railroods themselves PORK ~ Little Pig, Tender, Muty of Milo Mildred Hawley, II_ _, , The meeting was opened 0 devotional period by Miss How· ley and Mrs. Guy Reynolds, presl· dent, was m charge of tbe busl· ness meeting Mrs Ed · R Ida ts in h~rge g:'the ~no f ;~Is 0 c as e • 0 by t~e class. re;.orted that • h e has JUSt received a new ohlpmont uatio~ 1 RIB HALF KNOW YOUR f\\li\!0 provklad trano;>ortatlon facilltleo Sandra Newlun. I bite Mrs. L, M. Allen. I' Athens for one year and wUJ ,... ltawley oerved retre.hmenll to ahould be p1 Jd by lhose private Fifth Grhde - Putrlcla Boring. 1'he bride carried a ooJoolal celve her BS degree 1n Home E~· the members present and R 1 v. p~~~~/ ~:~ Cori Hilton, :te'ta Price Dorothy Mor&lll Sprinkle with The U>yal Pals Claaa of t h e Middleport Church of C h r I 1 t met Tuesday evening at the home 1 '"'Is Ev•n• Super Trim a..... cake layer. Frost sides and top graduate 1 " . --·· ,. sse She was a pauenger in a car with remaining eocoa-creme. Scllool aDd .. DOW tervfaJ wltlll driven by Mrs. Pearl Hodge Cui· Stud top with whole glace cher· lbe U. 8. Navy al Norfolk, VIrvert. and lhe party had been at· rles. Refrigerate until ready to glula. No detinUe date baa beea tending a missionary service in serve. · let for Ute weddlag. Bradenton. Mr. ·and Mrs, Norris 1- - - - - - - ------'-------'----reside at Oneeo, Fla. j intereata which use the facilltle& Sixth ~rade - x Karen Carter .S.C.S. met rec.-ently et for profit, on a meal!lurement of Carol N1cholt1, Thomas Osborne, lhe x Patricia Smith, Linda S;Jencer. b "orne ol Mareery Rouah. '11le UN ba1l1. meeting wao conducted •- th Grade - M" ·h ae 1 Anbv the! ;J'ohnaon Devotlono b He omphaslzed lhot blghwaya, ~ven rio hy k an. r, "Wbat ~ alrporta and airways, and water- drews, Joan Davis, Patty Dorst, 1'h<l1 onf.•l fottwlng .,.,.. wayo - aU paid for by the public • Linda Larkin•. Michael Anbe ..,,. resenl: Ethel Swan, tax fund1 - are provided for rail- drews. . Ag PORK ROAST lhree car wreck near Bradentown drained cherries. Top with second ID May. Mr. Mcintyre .. • 1917 I 1. ~ Rulli 1;:~ h a tltd- BoniiHI MR. AND MRS. ROUSH Miss June Marie Spencer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Spencer of Mason, be~ame the bride of Walden Bennett Roush of Poughkeepsie, New York, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walden F. Roush of Pt. Pleasant on January 28 at 2:30p.m. at the Mason Methodist Church . Rev . Richard L. Wright of the Mason Methodist 184, or 87.3 per cent, wa• dlstrib- j The . Hiv~rvle~. Honor ~.~" _ror I Church officiated at the wedding and was assisted by uted to public Jehool• on a stale· the th~ru "' we: k'. hos b...n .m- Rev. Paul Smith of Delaware, Ohio. The double ring wide baala." tklu~l'i!d. tx mdlt·ate~ :Ill A !\ I : ) ceremony was performed before an altar banked with and Mrs. Grace Pratt, cbainnan Mr. Jiflger pointed out that Jn F1rst Grode- Vtcky Barber, I white mums omd stock. of the aale ol aaJted nuts, 111 -iP --tland--- To lb. tart Falls resident, was wlinjured generous amount coeo&·Whipped Dunt 1.1 • aelllor at Wahama toti u~eoo ' Rolltd -·· lb. 49c S9c 69c Mr. oDd Mn. Wllllo If lug: Dissolve gelatin and water New Hana an ..........., Ute in small pan over hoi water. Cool. ..,..,..,.•• of llletr daqlder. Beat cream until stiff. Fold in Vlrpalo ADII, to Thoma MeiJ>. except for mffior bruises in ~ ' ENGAGED tb.S3c Super Trim - lb. cooled gelatin. eocoa and sugar. lyre, ooa ol Mr, alld Mn. w. R. Mrs. Ross Norris. former Le. S;!reed bottom cake layer w i t h MeiDiyre of No• MiM addition to the property taxea the James Buckley, Mnry Cantrell, Given in marriage by her fath- blue Ia~ sheath dress with a short reported. ~den for tbest atate'a r.allrooda paid privileges Ricky Hauber, Charles Marci11ko, er, the bride wore a while prin- !sleeved jacket and a corsage of may be g1ven to either of and 11urtaxes, franchise taxes and Jean Newlun. Anthony Snodgrass. ) cess style floor lenglh gown with white carnations. women or other memben feea which brought thr overall Se<:'f>nd Grade ·- Gloria Adams, dmpe! train. long fitted sleeves Organ music was provided al lhe claaa. taxea pakl in the state of West Vir· Debra Boring. Mi('ha~J Bo~ing,[l'Oming l.o a point on the hands, the ceremony by Mrs. Geraldiue The traveling prize eontributginla lo $11.807,112. Dule Boston, Debra F1tch, t:har· and 01 sweetheart neckline. The ILayne of New Haven. Misa Ruth ed by Mrs. Edgar Reynolds "W1at Vlr"' •!h'a raJiroads cun· les ~nrciQko, David S~itll, Ter·l crown used with a ringertip veil Sayre of New Haven sang three won by Mrs_ Guy Reynolds. Rider It a 1 '_.~e to make this ry S~ethem, x Jean Wlutehend. was mode from a rhinestone ti- selections - "P.:ntreat Me Not To Following the meeting Mrs. pro· ooolrlbutlon to the state a n d Tinrd Gn,.rJe ----: Joanne Codner ara , a g1ft fmm lhe groom. j Leave Thee, ·• " One Hand, 0 n e Guy Reynolds presented 8 t'l>l !_1918. local community," Mr. Hager l.u~ra llarn".· Koll cn 1-.lumphrt!y, l For something old, the bride Heart," and "A Wedding Pray· gram on the Bible Study course, .. ,~hlltotal," he Ntld , "$1,718,· atoted. ''However4 lax wise, we Sh1rley Larkins, lll Avice Ma~s. carried a handmade handkerchief er." which she completed at 0 h 1 --~ fr.el we are paying more than our jx Martin O.sborne . Huehm:•l Ptg- a gi(l from Anna Allen and Mrs. I The bride is 8 1957 Rraduate of University recently. 1Ada Clnrk upon the bride's grad- Wahama High School where abe ahat·e." otl, ArrJI. Sloter. Salea tax &tampa were 10rted f ··. The rail ortic'al said o fa 1 r Fourth' 'tltaae - Ru<e Mary 1 !rom high school. The hand i wu valedictorian of her class. and eounted by 1be mombera to · •h•"" of the of publicly And, 1 ' I•J• .. Sue B•·own, x . kerchief had been mad~ by the She attended Ohio Untrentty m be oent In for redemption, Miss ~ W .•.. and Mr. John Kyalar, Tupper ly. Plains. Coeoo-Creme F11Uog oDd Froll- Riverview Ro!J Railroad Property Taxes ., : Of Honor PUIJI•" T0t aIed$67.,821 InMason 'Is Anr.•::JUncecl' . Scleia} Notes '* PORK STEAK --------·-· ··· ·· lions. Pour batter into two greased and floured 8-inch layer pans. Bake in preheated 351klegree F . oven 30 to 35 minutes, or untU Ohio. Great grandparents are Mr. cake tests done. Cool in pan& 10 and Mr1. Vere Swartz. Chester , minutes. Tum out: cool thorough. .~ EYMII Inns SutMr Trim-.. lean & n..,orhrl Grandparenta are Mr. and Mn. MiUard Swartz, Coolville, Route 3: Grace Kutm , Tupper Plains, William Kuhn, Marietta, . tilnlod mix BIRm ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kuhn, Hocking, Ohio, are birth of Michael Joseph, 9 lb. 13 oz. on Feb. Ist, at den Clark hospital, Former Resident FIRST CUT CENTER RIB CENTER LOIN PORK 1 ~int whipping cream 1 packet of Uflflavored gelatin Z tablespoons water 4. tablespoons cocoa 1·3 cup confectionerl'!' sugar 1-2 cup chopped, drarned maraschino cherries Glace cherries Prepare chocolate mint cake thil wonderful Chocolate Cherry Cake, i.n&tead. HEARTS AND NUMBERS If you don't receive 2.9 Valentines thil year, you may have grounds for feeling slighted. That's the number that There ahraya bu been, of coune, a comes up by dividing 180 million AmertoDiiderable body of Republican profes. Icana into the 525 million Valentines ex· lionala wbo felt tbat tteady tucceu lay peeled to be sold this year. Jn this dlrecUoa anyway. Still, In presl· It you're a mother, you're special Acdtntlal yean tbey bave aenerally been cording to one card manufacturer, mo· ovwruled In favor of middle of the road thers get three times as many Valentines nolalneet. as do sweethearts. ·- - -- -· _ _ _ _ Malon County netived trr,al In property~~~ In 11110, ul ich 'IU per cent went toll-'8 , tbt IUJ)pOrt of public Kboola. La F. H,ger, general chfilr· maq of tbt 1\aUroad Community lier£ Committee of the Hunt· inK · INI, Weat Virginia 1nn uf Eut.ern Rallroad Prulde~(f Conftrelft, revealed that ra1lioada ltrvlng the state pnld ol $8,551.CJ74 In pro;>erly tax- En.as Super Trim 1 package chocolate mint cake day, tell them to "chop • -h 2 3SC .• Rolls - 12 29c · toevas katie EVANS BROWN . & SERVE 2ft peck �.. ~ ...... .... ... . ,, I \ Tornado Blows Middies 60-41 For 18th Win ~~: r.R~~~r~~~~~~: ~ores . Glouster74 . Stockport Cit> Yi~WIIl"d e8Cin Wrthrow sa l ~:u;,~ ~~~~~.:~~;: Cln Central 113, Cin ducbu. &II ~-"- I Pltasant City n, 6l:t Buffalo 65 :: ~=r~ : Roger Parsons Leads Winners With 19 Point Outburst, Wolfe Follows ." : : : : :.::::~~~;.:~" Goauga&5 Gtneva "· Lakeville !Wwo 411 <.:oacil Larry sf ·I mosdy from the aide, Badger 69, Maplewood 48 Bloomfield 71, Southington 64 Braceville 65, B~istol 58 Lordstown 54, Wmdham 52 Stow frl Akr"'n Ellet 43 'd Re Green ror 72 Western serve 44 Akron Hower 65 Akron Hoban 57 WeslervJIIe 61, Groveport 31 Granville 55 Newark Catholic 110 Madlaon So~th 52 Jo~aUJan Alder &I Rutland, Eastern Open Up county rrourney Feb•16th • You're DIWa)IJ "l'.o. business" with an El~crro,JIC' Secretary HI oa duty. ~caUJC this amazing device automatically QfUW~r~ the pbooe wbcn you're out, takes me.uase1 for you day or nijbt. r l I ~ Whb ID EltCITtlfllc s~cretary aet con~ected to your pboot. • p111lleorded meaaaae of your Own cbOOiiuw: iAfDtma tiN Galler you're out ... then' invitts him to leave 0 'r hia Dllllt, ,Dumber aud any menage be w.lihes. The ael l'l<ordt every wwd be aaya. •' WheD you return. you play back tbe recording, learn wl10 ea11ed and why. Result: no miucd caJb- no lost business. .,.,.,,rl•t "" fltlln•ll: S.cnl•f7 IJr# It lull/MI. _, u ""uJtil, : lfilt~ Mlfl orti•rs. busltttSJ reports, tmiiTfeliCY ~:ui/1, r~l·rniJ­ Iit~tw, .,.,,,.,, rtponl, rmploytt IUI/61Mlr.ms. ,·um,luilllJ, I '"''"'",.."" rtiOTII - arty caJJ 4ll alii "A fiiWtr Only" modi!/ dtll¥1fl ln/•rmlltlu rntiiOtt. Pboo.t out luatness Offu;e tod11y aud learn how little it GOatl to rent lbil modeCil servi~;;~. '' H b b l T ~ R c p J. Jl p N io . 10 M vi ••c, of .• .•• ht GENERAL TELEPHONE ....... m Amwlu's Lare"t lnUptndtn1 Ttltph9nt lrtttm r <ltu> JC ft loll JC II Aupbiq Ill St. Qlaf fl Kan. City GUI. Adolphus • Hp,)IM 17 St. Thom <14lan> .. It lllrJI 14 of :n 8hots. Its team averof the even ing wa:s a fine 58 cent, while Middleport was on 17 of 56 shots for a 30 per cent. In the rl'bounding department the Tumotloes pulled down 32 while Middleport wa 9 ~rabblng 17. 'l'hu Tumudo offense wai by Parsons. Racine who playa Harnden here Saturday. b a 1 QOW won 13 straight game11. Middleport will R.a('ine drew a bye anrl will remai.n uut of tournament competition until Saturday, February 18, when they will play the winner o( the Rutland-Eastem game for the Meigs County (•hampionstup. In the reserve tournament Rutland drew H.acine and Ea.stern drew the bye. The fir.st round games are meet NeliOnviUe thore Frld~U". In the resene contest, outpointed Middleport scheduled lor 7 and • p. m. The St. John, 98 Loyola <W.l 74 Gannon 73 John C~~ 69 Penn St. 65 Bucloiell 63 Bruce Beegle led the with seven and Stewart five for Middleport , By quarters : By quarters; Racine -.. , .16 26 46 ....... 8 18 32 fr~ throwa. He got 11 oC points in th2' t'irst half. Junior Forward Duane totaled 1a markera for 1 e c 0 n d . high scorer. He hlt on an outside ju~per for the majority of h i s po111ta. Uttle Bill McKelvey also Championship games are at 7. :tO and DolO p.m After Rutland 's low percentage at the foul line last night at Eastl would guess Coach J i m Vennal'i willllave his boys at the charity line for the next few days. Rutland hit but 4 of 22. 60 On the other hand, with Coach The Purple TornadoeJ o( Racine made itt record 18-1 thiJ basketballseason at Middleport Tu... ;l day night with a 60-41 romp the Yelluw Jacket3. Co1lege Scores Eo\ST Princeton T1 Pennsylvania 55 Seton Hall 91 Upsala 66 Springfield 64 Northeastern 40 Buffalo 'l1 Syracuse 62 Rhode l.sland '11 Massachusetts 65 F & M 71 Juniata 60 Yeshiva 70 Pace SO American U. 90 Baltimore 78 41 Bob Ashley getting his third try Pr•tt lnsl. 71 Rochester eo at the Vennari coached quintet, 1 CanlSIUI 107 Scranton 75 would guess the Eastern St. Joseph 98 Elizabethtown 6S will be doing a lot o[ wurk on SOUTH N rth Carolina 'Duke Racine, Wolfe 6-4-16, Parsoos 9-l·H~. Price 2-4-8, McKelvey 2·1-4 Graham o-::~- 3 , , ' . . Cole, W1cklme, kee::t, ea('h o-o-o_ Totals 23 U4-23 l 60 M'ddl · I ~port, Bowl~s 4-~-10, Ault ~. Anderson O.l I, Oiler 2·0-4, Kloes 5·3-IS, Swackhamer 442, McElhinney lD-2, Baumga,.dnel shots. o St. til st worford 81 Pembroke rr Georgia Tech 38 Aubw-n 36 g~ in the area to- I<:l•oortlel<>wn 93 George Wuh. 88 Baldwin-Wallactt 72. He hit on liv~ ahots from Wooster 71 (Oll liold IJid tbroo of fow- at the r.~-----"'!!t'iir._""'j"''""':"' I - -- - - - - - - - - =:---c::=:--- Red Devils Eke Out 48-45 Victory Over Eastern High BY BOB E, DYER At the start of the thlrd per· Rutland came btwk to go Eastern's failur~ to hlt "bunny shots," with control outscoring the Eagles 9, and securing a 34-31 third basketball, save the Rutland DevUs a 48-45 win at Eastern quarter lead. Tuesday nighl, tholr 12th of lhe A nip and tuck loorth period season. tttJtland held a sUm lead at the start ol the first period llul 1 h e Eagles came back tu tie it up at 1o-10 lill ~he end of the quar~r. thttn mov,e ahead with 50 Hconda loft in ti10 half. With the SCOre 18-18 and 50 secuuds on the clock, Eustern'1 Jim caldwell calmly aank two lree t11rows tu put the E1£1es lu the lead. Wilbur Robinson added u field goal {or Eastern in t he final seconds lo ~in th.., Eagles Jaw the Eastern quintet go Into the lead once again with. t w o minutes ond 48 seconds I eft Eastern was out In front 45 to 44 when David Ma11in hit for the Devils to regain the lead. Larry Hollman i<ed the contoot with one minute and 211 second~:~ left on a lay·ln shot, the Eagles faUed hit, and Rutland put on the rree:ze for the remaininK minute and four lilet"Onds. 1'he game was ITWrked by many turoovers and mlarues caUJed Fight Results By UDited Prus IDter.a.a.IJoa.al MIAMI BEACH, Fla. <UPIJ Harold Johnson, 172, Phlladelphia, stopped Jesse Bowdry, 173, St. Louis UU - - NBA venion light-heavyweight title. HOUSTON, Tex. _, Cleveland !Big Catl Wllliams, 212, Houston. outpointed Wayne Bethea, New York <IOl. YUMA, Ariz. - Dave Rent, 190, ~~~~~'::::~~;;,~~=I Livt!rpool, England, kno.cked out thh• Claude Hodgins, 184, Los Angeles (}), rr HANr R FIRESTONE TUBELESS WHITEWALLS 670xl5 or 750xl4 FO~ .44 EACH The Eugtes hit 14 of 41 lho lleld compared to of 63 for the Red Devils. In tho prellmlnary th Plua Tu Casing Rutland reaerves rolled over Baby Eagles 46 to :13. Cltuek die led lhe Devlla wflb ill Chorlos Coldwell IJid R o n a I ., Cuhdolllll" hit 7 IICh for ern. Rutland ocorlna: MartlD » 51 19, HobateUor S IHl 9, Gtor.. 1 <o.o> 1. Hoffmaa 1, (tloll 14, IICo·mba 2 '"" 4. Touia .a <4-111> ........... .".. .su;piiH eGiov• e Swlmmlnt PHis eMen's TrouMrt Raducecl 'fUe lflvanta11 oflhio S£N9ATIONAL I.OW' PllCI ri1ht away) Combine the •I - 8at1411DI appearance of white..U. with alety and dependability ... backtd b)' our nation-wide fll&l'alllte. down puts set Super· flexible, super-soft construction •.. COME IN, CALL OR WRITE FOR YOUR NEEDS Phone WY-2-3633 '{'. AIR STEP'S MOCCASIN TIE THE SPORTS CENTER Mill llb<Greror Deollr st. Ml!Witport .. ~: . • IIIIUIAIIIIGf _. , Clltll WATDJ ua • STOP IRIIZilll 11111111 Olld .... WUNit IIIII.AIICII .....,...,... •1111 Jat. ...,.,., alltttk&IM lnllllatlotl • - Itt' IMfudtt nparaal ....... -1711. Gf W' . . ... a lofty. EBERSBACH HARDWARE . . ·Main 1t. Of A crepe aole m~.tln-tle eflot ules your foot with w~ less ea~te. Made with a teft• i ne hand-sewn vamp from Jg;. ther .so aofl and JUpple yo• ' can actually fold it in the palm or your hand. Avail. able in green 1nd cr-. colors - all set upon a bouncev. cushioned crePt.. "'I . $1'1 .99 TBINIUNG ABOUT SPBIN6 THINKING ABOUT BOATING NOWIIS THE TIM'E TO BUY Th1t New Outfit At Low- Low Winter Prlclt ,, " • 14 Foot Whltehou" ao.t e 27.7 H-P. 1961 Model ScoH Nlotllr • 14 Foot Hilltop Tr•ll•r · Windshield - Steering- Rem9tt Ccm~ FULLY EQUJPPIO NOW ONLY .$1095 SEE IT NOWI BUY IT NOWI Metropolitan Motors Transportallon On Land and Watu Phono WY·2487t 606 E..t Mlln St. ......., .:. l . ..' FOR YOUR Valentine .• e&hraf.ft' ..• e .Russell Stover's I i. • :•' MEIGS THEATRE s Pom•roy, Ohle ePangburns Anorted Chocolates FRIDAY HOT OPEH 6Sc to $10.00 SATURDAY L•rg• A11ortment PURPLE REEF" (Te<hnlcolor) Jeff Richards, Mll'llte DNn "SECRET OF of ''THE SUBTERRANEAN'S'' Valentines 10c .. s1-oo .•' • ..-. ...' Gee~ . (Technieolor) Peppard, Leslie Caron HARTLEY & BENNETT SHOE STORE ounoN'S DRUG CO. Pomeroy "Middle of Upper BlockH .., " 01\fo . ~ FREE PARKING Coots lldg. Middleport •. .............. SAVE ON • • • not quite 3 cents SyroaJ DECORATIVE. And what can you buy for three cents? You can toast eo slices of bread, or burn a 100-watt lamp for ten hours. The homemaker can put eix loads of clothes through the washerl Dad can have 400 shaves I The refrigerator will run for eight houre. For three pennies, you'll sleep one night under the cozy warmth of an electric blanket. And in home entertainment, three cents will buy five houre of ·television, or twelve houre of radio I ~ For three cents, you cen buy a lot ••• In low cost elactrica.l eervice I WALL CLOCKS . •• Mrs. Fred DeWeese has been TWINS BORN confined to her home for a num- Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Betz of ber of days because of a fall she Mlddle.,.rt hav~ received word of sustained last week and this week the birth of twin sons to their niece -and her husband, Mr. and she haa pleurisy also. Mrs. Emma Bissett Is living Mrs. Bob 'l'llllle of ·Columbus on with her daughter, Mrs. Thelma Pratt In the Bob Coats apart· ments. ' Relatives here have received of the sudden death of WIJ. · word r Bl k 1t hi 5 h 1 p the 28th day of January. Mrs. Tuttle (a lhe former, Kathryn Walters a fonner lftldent of Mlddleporl and alto a graduate of Hoher HospHal. Grandparents of the lwln 8 M Chari w 11. ore, rs. es a , ~me n enn· ers also of Columbus and Mr. and •am an · ~ylvania, Mr. Bl~n~ IS the father· Mrs. Vert Tuttle of Tuppers m-law of Mrs. Wilham Blank, J~-· Plains. the former Janet Russell now hving, Denver, C.olorado. GIVE DINNER . Mr. and Mrs. Efmer BaUey en· i Mrs. Edwm Haggerty left Sun- tert 'ned 'th d' tl . . t' h h .11 a1 WI a 1nner recen y, d ay ror CtncmnaJweresewJ h. h D 1 ~---t visit with her son-ln-law and at t eMir ornendM , a~~ .-Lo~ 1 d h d J were r. a rs. """""~e Jan, a~g ter, Mr. an. Mrs . ames Miss Bemice King and Kenneth Ntwille of Hemlock Grove, Mn. Brmgard and famtly · J. S, Kelly was returned to the Earl Brlckles of Darwin and Mr. Meigs General Hospital over tile and Mrs. Bailey and daughter. · weekend. . Sandra. - ==-::c===-- Reserve OCOI't: Rutland 46 33. on your car Home Fabulov1 Waterloo Wonders II a ·~, Fonnorly Smith C1•1!M~ •C.. MIDDLEI'OIIT, OHIO- The Book Of ThB Eastem seortns: Summerfltkl S ls-41 I, Colllol S <I·S> t CtddWi!ll 2 tHJ tO, Holaln&er 111-14) 14, Huba11en I <O.I> I <0·2l I, Totala U7-33) 46, Score by quarltra: !Wtlllld .. ' ' .. 10 8 Eastern ....... 10 II 9 Officials: Hamrick and WUIOIX· ONE-THIRD 1001' hall. Av•ll•ble Here ~ II Theodom11 Counc1l Daughters of Amerit~a me! ln regul<tr sesSIOn Monday even mg. at 1 he ~~:.r sam• and Recappable . 1 M.et Monday At IOOF Building Holzer Hospital 1 Rullondfloor 1011 play the of boll t1 ~~=~==~~~=~~~===~===~=~=·~22~·~i8~ha~ll~time§~""~·ot~·~e.~=:;~!;':he~u~~ggreulva tbnes on mlac:ueo compared to for Eastern. Little Dave Martin was once ugoin the top man lor lhe Red Devils, hitting 19 points to lead both teaOli ln scoring_ Vlr&ll Holsinger was for Eutern wilh 14 as Hoffm11n bekl Eultm'a big pm, C h u c Collins, !o 8 pointa. Hoffman also chipped in t4 points to Rutllund,'a wlnniug' c:auu. On tho boards, Hulllnd's 1M Comba ..t lho ?IC"· Rutland arabbed u reboanda to Eustern'a ~, ony was iiJ charge of the devo- ' fmm the Baptist Leader was :Jre- I tions for the evening. senterl by Mrs. Boone I Her scripture reading was tnk- Refreshments of cherry pie and en from the 5lsl challler of ice cream were served by t he Paalms and 11he gave the medi- hostesses to those alreadv m~ntation, "Washing the Heart's Win- ' tioned and Mr. and Mrs.- p a u 11 dow!." ISmart, Mrs. Charles Benneft, j Mr. Fowler, superintendent, Mrs. Bert Bodimer. Mrs. Willis l 1 conducted the business meeting Anthony. when Mrs. Beulah White was The group will meet at t he named secretary. home of Mrs. Bodlmer for the · ll wu announced that Dora next meet ing . McKee, I member or the church wUI be entering the BMTS school in Chicago, Illinois following her Fishing Tackle On Dlsplty 'tt .....,. -,Dol A Group " 'I 1 II 1961 ellcyclea eTrlcydn ~ The teacl\e(l and t.ffi<'er! ol the graduation frum Middleport High Middlepmt First Baplist f'h urrh Sdwo! Plans Wf're diS<'ussed to School met Tuesday evening at a:ssist her ih lwr education and the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tony this Wf'ekend she will Jr:O to Chi· Fowler. t'Ogo for tht' Open House to be The met'Hng was o;:-ened with hPid there prayer by the pastor. Re-v . Don- After the busint"ss IDI._--(;'\ing a eld Boone and Mrs. Gt•rald Anth- ' progrum on Teachmg te~ken w- Eastern will be matching baskets in the first round of varsity play next Thursday night. a. 1~61-:51 Teachers, Officers Of Baptist Church Met For Regular Meeting ~:.::.O~XU: ~ u The Sports Desk _-Only o?e mghl, bul1l sholild be a dandy. I' hit double figure•. He rackod up The Point Pleasant Big Blacks, N. Car. A&T 105 FayettevU!a 14, mostly on a drive-in. under fresh from an 81·50 win over Erskine 72 Presbyterian 68 Licking Hgli. 67, Liberty Unloo 63 hunded layup ahot. 142. Totals IS iiJ.lll 41. . ersburg Catholic last night, wUI ~r~·~i~,e~~=:d~~ 81 Wittenberg '10, Heldelbt.rJ38 Coach Nolan Offleia)t, Rels and Sweanngen. move into Po~e~y to test the Ohio Wesleyan 99, HJram 63 boys were led by Kloes with 13. ALL STARS charges of t:oach Russ e J 1 New Electronic Secretary• Phone Answering Set takes messages 24 hours a day w..,., • J'riiDda • - Willenborg 70 Heldolblrt 311 Ohio Wesleyan W lllnm G Bold-Wallace 11 n By Bob E. Byer Morrison'• crew , free ti•ruw line. 1'hird plare The Annual Meigs County Basketball tournament gets Kenyon 66 Denison &II half time lead of iBCorer Mealey Bo"lt:l wa~ held under way in Rutland next wePk Thuz:sday and Saturday A>bland 83 Findley 711 Rontral St. 69 w~ u never threatened. to 10 puinl.!l by Wulft>_ night.s 1 FeU. 16 and 18. hlt on nine of In the second half Racine hit According t o drawings released today, Rutland and Lake Forest 70 llopo !Mitbl W.Ckt:md 60. N. '-'VU.Cit , Hill M I Madiaon 7'l, Quaker City 58 · wet 1\eading 69, MLHtalthy ~7 Deannuwn 1.25, Chandlersville 76 Ashtubula Edgewood a .Jlllnf Into a " 'yoming 64 st Bernard 41 . Burton 71, Newbury 54. 21-l8 Wld was L' 1 H ~ INew LexmgLon 711, Rose\lllle 58 11Fairbanks 48 salem Lucal 39 The Tornadoes 1lK'o n g · ' Byesville 62, Cumberland <15 1 Wulkins Me~rlal 'n ahota frum the field during t h Daytoo Shawn Acrps 41 Maysville 5H. Dresden 51 J~town 62 first haJf for a scorching 75 ?er WaiUn 56 · Cln Coualr) Day 48 Beallsville 51, WD!JclsfJeld 49 Akron ~outh 65 , farberton 48 cent average. La.ke _82 · Oluey 60 North RoyaltOJI _55,_Brun:iwJck _52 Coventry 59 Wadsworth S4 Raymond ''Hotdog" Kloes hit Copley 67, Green 3.1 on the flr1t &bot of the eame. Akrun S1. Vincent 3H, MiddlepPrt held the lead untU Akron East Sf five minutel and 30 aecond.t Ca11ton l..ehrruan 82, left in the opening period wben Youngstown Wilson 42 Duane Wolfe tied 1t at four-a 11. Tallrull!ldge 53, Springfield Twp SO He then quickly toued In another Kent Roosevelt 52, Norton SO bucket to put RKiDe Into 1 Carey 61, L~:akota 31 that wa1 never endan&ered. Youngstown Cardinal Mooney 39, Racine at the end of the Youngstown North S& quarter led IIH. Kloos IJid Meal· Portsmouth East 60, Minford 50 ey Bowles tolled 1n a bucket each Youngstown East 43. Niles 97 111 the beginnln& of the ae<ond Youngstown Ursuline 4&, 1tanza to narrow the Tornado Youo~stown Rayen 43 lea'tl, but Sam Price, Racine cen· Hubbard 76 Austintown Fitch 65 ter, tolled 1n two free throws Struthers 70, Boardman 48 l8-12. C<:~mpl>ell ~demorial 64, Girard 47 Roger ParaoDI led the Vienna 66, Lowellville 60 1011 men tn acoring witb 19. Liberty 74, Cortland 89 connected for liz field !>ally s~ettne!·~Pmneroy-Middleport, .o .•. Feb. 4-Dally SenUntl, Pom•I'O]'·Mtddlepert, o., Feb. 8, lHl loll. a Mar7 • C rl 1!: U. n Dta....,.. Iaroque ... cl•lltat•l' c~rnd hwert. ... dkJI. n• a 21"'. $19·9 s i • • • • • • • • • ••• ·P. • • ~. _·.~ • 8 ••• •• ••• • • • • • •• •• • •• • • •• ••• ••• •••• • • •• • • - - - - - - -- RADIO aiUI TV SALES and SERVICE • We Sell Motorola BAKER FURNITURE ON THE' BRIGHIESJ; CORNER"-- ---·· We Service All Makf.! and Modell -Cleland~ . · Free Parking 'Ill MIDDLEPORT Ph0110 WY-2,225$ I, Moln St '"""'' a the ELECTRIC ~COLUMBUS ANO BOUTNIItN OHIO a ..CTfltC COM.,ANY '· ... '"** ! �• J 6--Dally SenUnel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Feb. 8, 1~61 prevalent attitude. II the Whl~ ~r chapter of thla atlmlpt to lao- bolr A Oaf, • Joe eah!B, • power. [HoUBe is just a "place," is the late the symbol untll the emblem marble mooumelll, • otolao ., • It i.o the folth lhlt lhe 00 flag a rag? What happen~ to the becomes a shroud. Yet strip Ule •omaa bolcliag a torcb over lbe which gave birth ro tho l)'lll111 Jlalpll W. Loew. D. D. smce we are IIUITOUnded by [ mbol.t of a people If the aym- 1of its 8ymboll!lll and you make 11 harbor oa lb... ..ote bois were oot oatlonallam but The coiDcldence of amuversaryl many wit.nes .., or the past. I are gone, Ule ;; prosiac and .. dull as an East Zooe Germany. memon.. •• d eommualcole a firm moral CGDvlttloD, that occ•sioos commemoraliug the VK.I •ymhab are the dJstU- 1dull. Years agll Ralph Waldo Emer- kleu. . gives significance to tbe ~ lives of Lee, WasbingiDn 2nd Lln-llalloa of momory, 0 <ode bu· Symbolism can he stuffy and son wrote, "Every oplrit makes A nation must have VariOUS[ bois today. St. Paul pleaded, I a.nd,. ill Tony Curtis. But If they coin and the remembrance of hot- , PIC• of boaor. . there h bee times in history ' its heus< , but afterwarda the klnda of power and ooe of them beseech you to ~~.t your bodget burt it meana the movie baa tlu of tbe Civil War focusea the t Because of this ract one re· when ~:e vervn aloofness of the Ihouse confines the spirit." j is the emotio~ .drive that is ies a Livmg saeriftce. to cl01e down until lrey're better. lattentlons of all upoo _the mean-! greta the flippant remark of ~ symbol marked the prelude of 8 It has been a spirJt wbi~h has aroused in the c1tizen. 'ntat moti- This b DO time to be ntppant "A1 slunt men we eliminate in~ of &ymbobi. CenLunes .ugo _Ur.e l ~rator who recently visited ~ revolution. When roy~lty lost i built the ho~e called tlus coWl- vation does not come alone from aboat our II)'Dlbols; U la a &bDt every pouibllity of g~:rUing burt. • wrtteT of ~- Books_ of Eccle~ 1 ~Jte Ho~ and ~id tha"~ h~. was ~ ou~h wlth hurnJn beings :tnd hu-: try ;_ it is _a sptrlt that has express- 1 th~ nwnberlng. of resources. N~r tbai reqalrel the espresalon ef then go ahead wilh the action. We Itea urged, , Let us ~w pralSe i JUst lookmg the Pace ~ cer. _ h man aspirations, the symbol came · ed 1tself m the flesh and blood of !1 will a convention of ~ta do Jt. Jaitla wbleh lfYet DeW .-, 1 work it out ln advance jUJt as I famous men' and a New Testa· ! Perhaps s.uc~ . rema~~-· o>.~.g 1 tumb1in down . :human hf'ings. , It will require that wh1ch Robert a choreog.aphers do for an involved ment writer suggested that we loot robe dlgmhed by I H'; rt'Cords cbapLer aft : Oul ol this bu come our oym- lFrost called a blend of poetry aod ...... lo lbe IIICieal.,miiGII. dance seq uence ought rare patienllyJbut they do reprcsenl ttn --~~~~~--------------~~-·. · - - -to-run our -. Faith And SymboIs Man Ta lces R.ough Stu H In PIace 01 Gunn Pe~r stunt HOU.YWOOD tUPil Gwm bravely d.Mbea into a p.aU of hocxiiWM figbtinR for his life, but when one of tbe baddies socka hhn in the head with a pistol U doesn't hurt a bit. "~ in 't Peter GThe reaiOII . It a unn. with Dick Crockett, how· havoc .ver, the stunt man who makoo tike a human punrnma hog in place a( Craig Stevens who plays the title role. . umque . Croc keU 11 among the •lh 1 1. 1 1 11 45 men wnu earn e r IV ng ~ ing off horse•. plunglag. off budding• and generally beatmg the ho· jahben out of one another. He ~ the firs\ to receive ecreen credJt . billed on for ha. mayhem and II t~e ~~C •alae• ;;,I.. I!'""';.:· "But oometunea Y~~ get rapped pretty good anyhow. Crockett tore the litamenta In his shoulder during a ecene in which he fell nine kfeet. He .va11 out of work IDr wee s. Laadl oa Carlolll 'Td rather fall 25 feet than .gh t , t .. h id " I eitoren,ee. eaa . n that short distance you don't have . nd lime to make the right moves a . k the fall p1c way you . , show as "stunt super· ••cb ~- I A.&P ul" I OFFERS YOU VALUES THAT PUT GOODNESS IN H -1 EVERY MIAL AND... AT •• "The biggest faU I ever took b ldln 1 man bwas. 58.. feet , and 1 didn 't have a Die . a rr.usuc 1ar, a of 46, earns between $25,000 and rWulhase.t did h d , l ki 'L the e 1en on. 1 $50,000 a year a ng on "car~Jboard cartons " he chin from TV and movie heroes. 1 . d "Y d' ho - th In addition to menaciDJ the P ame · ou_ Ig 3 1e m e Jeading man, he also doubles !n grouhnd a~d pile tlhemr up on ~d · f h l'k fanotermasor o apyram1. rlang:erous scenes or • e I e! o. WhE:n JOU hit them the air rushBing Crosby, Alan Ladd, Ron f 1 11 Taylor, Lloyd Nolan and even o~soyour ooda· d 'th ay - w1 a 1o1 · n g J:Irk bennv and George Bur!\11. of d'fficult Jtunts - ye can earn :0"" ~uch A&P Super-Right ••• Tender Mile/ 1 c 2 ' 49c I' Green Peas 4 ~~::· 79c ---- ul w DEL MONTE ... . Mode With Pineapple Vi neg or 1 Tomato Catsup S :::.~· 89c A&P Pumpkin:___ __ 15c r- ~l •f; \<:·. •Black " Mokes Two Pieo, Roceipe On Con /:' t; •Brown 2 :::.·· Roush's Shoe Store • MIDDLIPORT of d. ra to• ...,._I s It*. btl by EBERSBACH HARDWARE Th be Rl t:o ~GROUND ~JI/u.,U,. W. Mtln St. IIG. 491 -SPECIALI I Othet Jane l'arktr Valued BLUEBERRY PIE J;.:~er _·.~i;: 59c 25 C DONUTS J••• Ploln or Perkor Sugared - - doz. IL-----------------' the stage hit. Pr Jo lW Pr Armour Star lrand .... 4c OF II iOL l ..r One Carton Sarvas 18 . .1 Royal Crown cOLA ,,,Ml Ct I Ill .... Corned Bee f HAsH _ 15\'ooz. __ ••• 37c 89c thofrroher r<freohor L.:---'-·1"':'V2_9"'/"u_a~r'" "·:~r-"'~ t , iil0'""-~-i'.!" Pi ~~PPi e Juice 46 3 "':".-'I ..• "!;! , . ... 01• Clns lb. Sea Pack .... Frozen Breaded ........... ~ WHITE Jti( ., ' , ~ ~ For Your Valentine W' TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14TH ~ Matching Speidel ldents "BIG BOY" "BEST GIRL" $4.95 I .. ,plus I I • 2 37C ~ 16-oz. laaves :j IVeweat f'atl For T l'l'tlflgers! • ENRICHED t ~ R•lti NHIHe ''': lar Ann Poge .... Creamy, Smooth craekers _ FirM Sn1ck __ ___12 Ol. pkg. 31 c i Fig Bars _ __ .4 Burry's . 't Scooter Pies _ _ 2~~- 49c Chocol1.., 1DCaunt 16 ••• pkt. /V(rme 39c Engrnvt'fl Free On.tny Ll:d bi; r~ I I A&P'S OWN SUPER·RIGHT BRAND ' ' K&C JEWELERS Mlln Street Pomeroy " ~ :y Erwin's Gulf Service \Boston Roll~ Roa;i'~ . 79c \Rib Roast ..............." Swiss Steak .............. .. ,.....,. ........... OUTFIT Chuck Roast FABRIC SHOP _Boneless Rump ...... 99c .. 79c - Sirloin Tip ...... 99c Fabric Shop BULOVA until the happy occasion! qt. A golden moment-an en- lagement, an anniversary, a birthday, any moment will be 1on1 rtmembortd with a Butovaf For6Weeks Those at Bedford School getllng a B average or higher for lhis six weeks are as fol1ow1: 4th, Kenda Chaney, W e n d y Carper and Edward Smitb. 5lh Grade, Sandra Bailey, Dawn Cayser and Janet St. Clair. 6th grade, Sharon Smith, Carol Hall, Bobby Whaley and Garoldine Hayes. 7th grade, Charlotte Lambert, Nancy O'Brien and Je81Ulett Bather. ath grade, Philys Swindell, Bob Smith, Mllte Mulford. Tboeo not mlsaillg any school this six weeks were Jan Betz.lng, Pam Buraon and Alvin Smith, Cheryl Biggs, Carolyn Brickles, Mary Brickles, Darla Cadle, Richard Dean. Mory Klng, Nancy st. Clair, Beeky Swindell. Wayne Well, Mike WWiams, Harold Barw ker, Carol Deunberger. Lynn Ha· sellon, Grace King, Bill R i g g s, Russel Well, Carie Wood. s lb. bag 15c ' Ideal for sandwicheo ar salado " lb. e Cocktail . K~:~ . 3 4 ,Peaches ., 12 • BISCUI S~! ~~!; Catsup ... ~~'.... 6 Applesauce 8 Milk .,,.~v;;;~~.... 8 Na. 2 112 cano Avandale ollces & 1 ... . halv11 .. ' Na. 2 Vl cana Na. 303 cans 1Orchard ' Pride Peas ..._ ...... ,_.. 6 No.....101 $1 Plllobu 25c . ; - cans 14 az. llaalea tali cana Jultilet Nylon Host Tomatoes .. ......... .. 7 "".;..~ $1 Kroger, American and Pimento lric~ & Swiu Corn .... ._ .......... 6 '!.:L $1 CheeH Slices 2 • 8-oz. pkgs. 63c While Thor Loa! $ 20cOH ,,.. 79c Step Ladder ...o4r. Utility ..... •"' 1 Cff 0 ee .. ...,.... ,_.. .. 60 gauge 15 denier dress ohMrs Save SOc a box 2 pairs 99c "IIIII..... How Great'' Florldo .... M1rshseodleu, Fresh Columbia lecord AJbvM, iJI tlmt '""'"' l*f\lkR U.91 ... lu• ••• py, L.P. i-••• ...q. . Samsonile Table - .GIVE JEWELRY GIFTS II THE GREAT AnANTIC & PACIRC TEA COMPAI-('f....,.,.._, Go~ssler's Caliri St. 12 Jewelry Store - - - Pomeroy a-·'*- r.:t• ,.._. T-. -GI. Clftl h< ~ tfiCI _ , ~~ .,.. WCIIt'III'W ....0. b ,.!ted '"' urrifll'd WOiefllrMf bY W.. LMnetf . S • ~:~·lj,· l t>llins Co. , IlK , -watllprtw>l (II Joey 01 COli, crr1ol o..O c - "" lntoct. h - - . ,_.,. w•l'tr¥trmtn • $1 ~----------------------, wl: :!,:;nt' For V•lentine's Day, Feb. 14 Hot House Rhubarb •. 19c Situ.-,,,..._, 11111. ---- Vlne R••pe Tomatoes . - - - - - - - - ------------ Pupils Listed 1 Prlno •Hedin Thieueh Cube Steak ...... "'""' ........ 99c Endive-Escarole PBibb Lettuce . 59c Temple Oranges ........... . 69c Bedford Honor ~~holds a 5 79C lb Grapefruit~ Del Monte .... Whole Kernel or Cream Style .2 79c. • Wh•lflng Tenderay . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . ---- --- LUNCHEON MEAT QUALITY AT A SAVINGS for Tenderoy Beef 1 STRAWBERRIES 4~:~89< GOLDEN CORN 5!:89< SWISS CHEESE .J• SALAD DRESSING 45~ GRAPEFRUIT 8 Large Tangerines_ ..... 29c W~Sell. Bacon Ends Phillip Sisters Style Shop COURT ST. POMEROY, 0. Administration assigned ODe of Its they could not be bothered by all ,.la~~~t~bei~'r:._bed~~rooma~~at:_:nl~gh~t.~The~y~""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"""""" auditors, Frank J. Horuff, to look this paperwork. It took them 10 _ into the possibilities of_ putting a years to get ~rt (learance pa· lot of shipping records m electronpers down to. five. , , ie data processin~ machmes to San Franc1sco s Marine Ex· sim?lify bookkeepmg. change sparked a simUar effort Horuff dscovered that the pa- on shipping pa;.erwork three year• perwo1·k requirements in the ago by publishing 1 book, "Mershipping industry were oo compll-1 chant Shipping on e Sea of Red cated that no electric brain could Tape ." 1 absorb all the fada. I So the first thing to be done was AND SO, AFI'ER MUCH bur· t imj)lify some 300 forms used eaucratic fooling around, a ~rnthe -rld'o fin11t beef ••• ~alf a dozen government agen- mittee of five expe~ from f~ve availablo at Kroger 1 cies and the shipping indlllStry. government ~ agenc1es b bemg T h. r. were over 4,400 blank put together under Commere:e DePhone WY·2-3914 spaces on these forms that hnd 1 partment aua,lces. to go to work Corner 2nd & Rutl•nd Sts. lionel-, rolled, tied on the vast amounts of red tape 10 be fll 1 d i b somebody. Middleport, Ohio e n Y that hamstring the growth of lho :----------~~ IN REVIEWING THESE forms, U. S. shipping business, , H•ve Your New it was discovered that the 5 hip It's the Water Transportabo~ clearance form needed to move a Facilities Committee, to give It vessel in or out of port still used the full handle, and Frank Horulf practically t h e same language is its active head. adopted in I'HO during the reign Other agencies represented are o( Queen Anne of England: Coost Guard, Bureau or Customs, Ttnderay "These are to certify all whom Public Health Service, Plant QuarJt dotb concern that the master antine Service, Budget Bureau, 1 Fully Ill. of the . of to n s Gene~al Accounting Office a n d ..........•••.•• Drmed _ pkg. Mode especially for you burden . . . . . hath here entered Archives, which 'stores the recat th• · · · and cleared . .. •• etc., etc., etc., ords. A11 of them, plus State, Jus... "according ro law." lice and the sblpping industry It takes 24 such documents to help clutter the ocean with more clear a ship in Md out of N e w paperwork than it has seaweed. From Our AR oc111 wute removed • York harbor. 39 in Buenos Aires n WILL TAKE Be\'eral years o o o • o o o • o o • o o o o o o I and 44 in Manila, which requires more for the new committee to McCALL'S a total of 213 carbon copies. These complete ita slm:?lleation work. PATTERNS forms cover crew and passenger The Certificate of Registry which lists. health certificates. plant and au ships must carry now requires Jfty ., .... •· norl"' .... A wide selection of Bot- animal quarantine data, immtgra- 60 documento. This can be reduc1 any wools to choose from. tlon and customs declaratrons and ed to two. all manner of statistics. 1n this process, It may be nee·· " essary to write a new dictionary SINGER DR. C. L. GUTIIRIE of the U.S. of about 150,000 words so that govS•les & Service Archive• R "'ords Management emment agencies and shipping Service, called in lo help simplify flnns use the same terms to list these forms, estimated that at cargo on standardized shipping THE least five billion words a Ye a r manifests, have to be written to handle Amcr The task of winning lnternationAdd .........r..r. ._ s...ll, · · - . . . . . . .. ka's 32 billion dollar annual for- al acceptance will ha taken up , c1gn commerce. by Lhe U.N. in April, When international air transport too ..,, ............ 4••· E. Moln I Pomeroy started to grow, airlines decided SwHI, Juicy Brlll'elet That's whal I snld. Coddling. c LB. WASHINGTON_ INEA> _ Ef· fn ts t cut through government business red tape always turn up a good bo rror story. Three years ago the Maritime - - - golden moments! . Sliced Bologna Clean-Up Sale On Coats Hats - - $1.95 to $3.95 1be1r oeu!IIvllr 1o eoddimg. FOR Ann Pogo .. .. Creomy, Smooth lurry't Sto, ln anll See Our Selftt4on Of Fine Gifts! . iifi!~A® 'tMW$;."'f)~§;n'ii~l1i':fAA\\*E,.l' Wisconsin . . .. Piece or Sllcod, Aged C. livered Fresh Da_ll_y_ PLUMBING J Try To Snip Reel Tape Binding Shippmg d!:; r::~~~~~~·~ir"'~=:~~~II A&P Brand .... Frozen, Sliced & Sugored BREAD ' ~ pkgs. Ann Poge ... : Tasty PURE PRESERVES HEATING golf': 80 sIM 0 N s • 89c JANE PARKER I ' TURKEYS 49~ BACON CANADIAN 89c 1001.$1.00 FISH STICKS 3 STRAWBERRY 24oL5 5c or HADDOCK STEAKS N• ... ' '( FULLY DRESSED OVEN READY Angel Food Ring 39~ ROUGH-AND-TUMBLE - Su· san Oakes, 18, has played the cnly girl in a "street gang" cf Juvcniles in the Broadway, musical "West Side Story,' for 624 performances. She makes lt 825 wlth her appearance In the filmed version cl ss~ BEEF •-'&P Super-Right Quality .... Plump, Tender )lilt 1111'1 let ,..., plpll lrmt. S.o •• ,..,, 0. A&P Super·Right Quality .... 100% Pure Leon HIGH IN ENJOYMENT... LOW IN PIICE I ""' It lltL 11M ,. Ill pfpn. PriaM $1 up. ftH 16-or. cans Yellow Peaches 4 WW-GIIIiectlc ._. . . 1111111 ..... ,.. llciiiD 10' ....... faq p FULL SHANK HALF Whole Ham "'· 45c Butt Half rb. 49c ALL CENTER SLICES LEFT ON HALF HAMS AT A&PI Del Monte .... Sllceo or Halves, Cling .JIJII PIPII' ••• :V wuh: MAKE A DATE TO "LUBRICATE" ' $2.00 pr. 8'12 to 3 111 m lit in. lb ~-,- Size :U:.. , u/:'. WASHINGTON COLUMN cranberry sauce 8JII81-~ o., Sae youorcao'l boDally Pomeroy-Middleport, Feb...-libIfone two u,ht - SenUnel, · -.,... M ath ••---~ ~ 1 of blluUto weU tucked ill on a-ll CLOII& "• . BY J. SHERMAN PORTER lion In whJcb your State Senator til. 87 llorul4 , _ . , ...,mao, .D. IW _ , _ ... '" -1m lkleo ,.j,llo e NEW YOIIK tUPII __ , . _, 011 -~· 1 "I hive a problem whlch hu <iolbel wben tbor Vlllluro o u I ' U all w:'th ..,':::":.~ ry ol the Nft' York GlonU and Stale lierullor, 71h-81h Dlolrlcl 1.o mle~ hu brooghl about one matter which come• to my con•iderable dlscuaaion throup My bill ID exempt gum b a II beta wflb me ...,ly all Dll' Ulo ond theD rua 1D cover U the wind tubbed Or pre! Lou Gehri& of the New I attention through vcleron's orgon- the malll. machlo01 from lbe t5 license foo and U II a dHflcult one IDr me 1D llfrl or they loot 0 droll. They 1 erabiy v'... ~ld Yankees had aimolt Identical IZ~~l·ons 18 the propolllll of Mrs established under an act ol I he shake, The problem i.o nall-bJt.- bury themaelv" In eoverlngo at loll after ohower 1If14the ld hill time batting averages. Terry Mary Go 1mau D~rector of t h e l As you know , l served during 103rd Ohio General AISOIIlbly lw tng," wrl~a a 23-year-old mill. Dight. They bathe In noar oaJd. heoa sti-~ co and Gehrl!l .340 Your D1p •ntlrlll' 1- ·341 ' · · to run mto a mlnor mag throu•• -•••-· to break log wate r 11 night becauae they' re you w don't youturn ~ ObJ'l Department of Public Wei- the interim on . a comm&Sston &--- an "I've tried ev-,!.UW6 doora:, tailyour and11010 dalhou for -- · O..lerFer fare, that County Soldier and Sail- study the orgamzahon aod fmanc- amendment, wblch I accepted,,... this habil but nolhfog aeem.o ID fearful of cai<:hllll cold H !bey go the acliabl Talui dee;> br tho 8UFF.U.O WOMAN FlR8T or Relu·f Commissions be abol - Ing of health d1str1cls and the quirtng that all future Jnatall- work 11 there actually anything [out after • tub or shower. And , inr r. and et ea In' BUFFALO, N. Y. IUPJ) _ !shed anu lheir work bf absorbed opinion crystalltted in my mind ations of gum baH machiJ'leS be you can suggest to help me?" , when they go out, they put 00 earg ~=- long ga! Charles Fahning of Buffalo wu AND by county welfare. llhat health distncts sbouJd have a~roved by the Health Depart· Nothlll except maytie ~uffs, mJttena ove~ gloves and aw:nrfrom hrnne. the first woman ever to bowl 13 Jt that thlS 1i not ,a minimum of 50.000 populatUn ment. mo..-al Dl your troD& teeth hned boota over the1r •hoeJ Y . game. She accornjpli.ohed ll good proposal with a ;lhysiclall as a he a 1t h An example of how blanket JJ bt a •urr·ftre Now all the.e dnl~• merely I You may not llkt It at firll. feat in Wl9. it la my pur- corrumsswner. One other aspect tbe appllcation of the state law 1 do DOl •DIIet& sue.b. a meanre, ~erve W make yoa more MUit.l..-e if you ba~ tbe fortitude to pose, if it be up of this thing is that the Advisory "a letter from Mrs. w. R Lemt.. aalurally. lo cold. So, II yoa wul lo -·- ~ •t It, you II find that cold II the Ohio Gen· Council should contmue to be the ke of Cincinnati which tells of the You will cease to bite YD u r lltlze you nell yoa've lol to swtteb ulattng. ., eral Assembly agency which elects the Health re-installation of gum ball mach- -~~~- he ha -----..l your tadk!J. Not aU •' oaee. but [ Sorry you uked. . IY: w hen an operato r fret lU1JI3 w n you ve ~~ padaa11,-• . , to resist it. Per· Board. mes. 0 bv1ous unduly about thia _ and _Glove ~ters are all . sonally, J 1i k e1 The matter which becomes moves a machme from one loca· tte Try keepmg room temperatures IWJth sparking white faaluons t h e principle moot Is whether a health com- tlon to another he ia installing It er rna rs. just below 70 during lbe day and aU audsable, of couroe. representa- missioner must be a doctor. I at the second place and approval ''WQ tJ It that aome Self-Service M•rket Pomeroy lives of veter- have a letter from Dr. Chester H. of the Health Department the C ufl from ld th . s er JDJre . . If co au OPEN DAILY UNTIL 7:30 P.M. 1 : n·s org,oniz~tiom having direct Allen of Portsmouth, h1mse a app1tes. . ers?" asks a Floridian. "''Wh<m ll charge of relief to their Jess fortu· medical doctor' who argues that You . w•ll recall that this p~ the temperature gela below 60, nate fellows who served their a lnyma~ . actually would be bet- of. Jeg~slatlon primarUy benefits can't seem to get comfortable, country in time of war. We owe : ter quahfled to pt-rform the ad- K!wanlS, Lions. and Junior Cham- there any way I can be hel,oed:r-- 11 too much to the men and women ministratlve duties or a he~th ber of Comm~rce - orsanizatiobS Sure there is, dear lady. B u • who served their country in war- commissioner than most medical :Which use tbe1r share of the ~rof- please don't bate me after you're time to take -a step such as this. men . Its from tM g~ baU machmea read my suggestions. Dreneo That Sold For $10.95to $19.75 Therefore as I have written and It simply goes to show t h a t for youth aeuvdies. • . to every ques- These are JUS . 1 some of the Whllelbereareovory told representatives of the v.F.W. Ithere are two s1des h tile ed aad1ewpeoYouDg·ll and the American Legion l•ron· Uon, and while I still feel that problems a legislator confronts P1e, •ac u Uh II ed b 1d not countenance such a s'tep. i doctors should head health dis- when he introduces a bill, or has ::r:~e:." ho D1lll'k 1 yro Itricts, certainly you must coneedeJa part in the introduction of a bill • are --~~• stand ·lS we11 1ak. aft er tong st ..Y\Q• ..a.. aelllltt..-e cold, tile vaat ' legisla· At least two pieces of that Dr. A11ens majorlly of the lo eGW-te~~lltl..-e owe ••Jy 'I BOYS' OXFORDS Toclay's Mecl.·cal Report Ito~ llllfCbt, DRESSES · · · ·· · · · · · $3.95 to $10.95 Doo'l Risk h. k as as $1500. Some guys get COME SEE,., CO/tiE S;l\'E1 It's not that star~ are c IC • that much for jumping between en Insurance compumes an-t the . h ·d. d 't t 1 risk their horses · •awmg a stage coac OCEAN SPRAY . .MikH Ham Toole Beller atu 108 on Will o and then let the coach run over 16-or valuable nt~cka al long as Cr.'Ck· 'em It can be dan erous y,•ork ell and hia band of professional , but ·u·~ worth it." g ' ' Clnl tough guys are available. __ __ -- ~ - _ --~. _ "Some leadmg men are I!;:CCal - ~-., "' their own stunts," Cn· ' , u ;;, DEL MONTE .... Early Garden snid . "Alan Lodd, Burt Lancaster <~nd Kirk Douglas ore t~rrif1c-;!!~: ] Re ,.Je I commiSSI . 'ons CLOSING OUT ALL WINTER STOCK I ex-1 I s01"Iors S0 lei•ters A nel 'I YOUR VISOLk •, n:atz: rwtlllet' klpet so so folding -ch $3.88 so ) ..lI �' • n.lly !enUnel, Pemeroy·Midd!eport, o .; Feb. 8, 11161-9 1- DaJ.iv Sent~nel . Pomeroy. Middleport, 0 , Feb 8 196 1 ' 11) WANT ADS WANTED TO BUY • WANTED - Used ( o.tl ;-,tuk.t•t Musl \)t> m good t'ondilton •'<.t il Tuppt.-n Plam!'i fi67 I'll! 1 ""' FIVE ROOM HOI !SF. m or oear Pomt>nJ\ 1 r, .. ,t ... .. .. d b! <l > Y> d '" " ' "'" d h• th~ t 1<!-,k u r ~tu " "·" d ..,, , ur11m. \\ ·\SHJr\l, J'U ~ lll' l 1 ~ Dt:<tn much llmt: m the barber c a1r son m ay Lllll I o url IIUU !If' ~ llo'~ 2 duu r ~ Ui urno b•l~ .., ~~ ~ '" '""" " "r \1 <~.:• 1 "'"~>. 11111 " Mt ~~''• Hu ' k them"' SIC'(tt'tarv. of state. Unlike Dean Acheson, John not prepared. H I'U>~ / '""'''"' •> lllv, un11 1 I " ' ' ' lh lh.Jd on "., lur<b • t r nru ~ q ( o) Url II 1!.11 ) loll 1000 \ \I t" ""hr u • "" k "' · 1 ·• · •r•" " '~ "' lt,t ~ . tl h· ~st une ad \'dllla ~ e over Foster Dul lE'S anrl Chnstum A --.... 111 .. 1 1 ~ hl b r e ... o• c<1 tu rt'J .. •L ~r d T 1r1 .. "" \t or h i ol ~ ' <II \l ~ r , n d d '"' t!>6J »t "h" '' 1un,. •io · ,, u, "' ol ' t.~ 111~ l d ~l tht{'e mf'n tu hoi that Herter. all of whom ha vartous r 01 ~ 'I IIlii• l\t>1nard \ 1- uHr P"' •' • h "l'.. ., .. c~ ~ ' " ' ,..,.., ' ''' n.. r amounts of ha1r to COl)(' w1th ul !IU"! n wt1 .. 1 I 5S SliD On 1 ·00 Today with God e . 15 Couat.ry Jamboreo uo Fann TUme 8 33 Couatry ac I,IA.Iv 11 tho IH II • n ~>t' IH I.H >ntl• o' >Onol 1 U Lifl l\ Stretch Hose p.h auth• d b ' " "''"t'" " 1•~ --· ~1 H" !It' nOI"o; n l ha\ e to spend 8.! Rusk t>egms hts tem.re nearly oe t2• 1 1:1 10 ltr u•n a ,fi151 a• lulh•"' nuded of cJ an1al upholst e11' SO:!!\[)()() I lo llll \1 ll u >l-' 11 ~ 1 t.o• I 1\1~ ~ by Connon 4 cents per word, one 1D sert1on Mm1mum chaq:e-60 NOTICf OF APP OI NTMENT fluo HI> " th~ '"'"""'" ~ ' ' "" 11 f ' l lltKJ ,,.nt::. ti cenu per word for three con"eClltiVe msertlon!l r... 1H.a1n .... , 11 •s•u"''' ru• ,~ , pu rt" " .. ,, , ,.,, f:a() Raihvav lru·orne Cons1de rmg the demands m<lde " "am or Seamles1 Svec:Jal-one month f01 JO cents pe1 wu rd E ua t~ ot B LISS woDDTAIIID D.- . t n •d •n t on d '"'~"' ~' I"" IC h•" l-' rat r... on a se ~ retary s lime. lh!S can ~·uJI tate oj 4 c:CIIIS per word \\Ill bt' chargecJ tur ad· (141 FOR RENT .\, B and C sizes c•• ud \l li Ut·~ lOr ""~' I UU \l\1 pur ~l.lll/11 l o ))own FrO Ill ' flO !\-lark =" "'" ~ " h," ~ " K" ' 11 I h a t r,. <1u.-t u f tho ll <~g • ( "" "'' lh>~ lHto~l , be Jffin.nrtant ftfll;)Jng If DOt paid Wll h.n 1CJ d<iy!o ltflf!J fCl'CIVIDg b11J " "" ' " '" t. .. •t•lt l " ,. .. Puql '" ' "" ( hes·~ ... ,.,, a"d Ohoo llaolwa• I r· \o m rno ~ "" " m1 1u r111~ Sl l OOCI nn I ,. u ""'' " ,r A.PAR1'MENTS - f'urnt '> hecl and trrnrs m AdvertiWl.L! Should be reportt'd 1mmed1atel)' ao1 d rt'• > ' ' 'I"•" ' u'"" tt J• ~ '"""~ 1. '" ,. ,,<1, 'th~ "H ~ '"6:.t , todav ICjlOIL"'' J,""•oao·\ net It means that he v.t ll be able ' 1..,._ fht' Da•h Scnhncl will nnt be rCJ.flOn..,tbiiP ror moriP th~tn .."U " ' " d h r II rnfurntf;nL'fl Mcl\1,,~1el'.., Mtddie h~· ,,,.,.n •luh ••I•P 11\l h !l 1\ ! IIJ\0/l \II lllHl t><>lh " " I " " " ... ~~ ..... \ S\ 1noo 1 '"r"t' ' "' <h ~ l , t ,t< ul dl1 ~ ~ on ll••<ernr>t'r 1 , , 11 '" ' h 01 th~ ~· .. r ~ come()[_, milliOn c()mpared With to gut e tht: S IP o st~le Wll• l> f~-' tm un ·ccl mseruon port Phone l't' Y2 :!a:n 1-:\-t V.1nHII hHI hoi~ ,,1 \1 , ~ · ( <•U IIh l9fl2 1966 lJ 1 d (t.ll d •II Thanks ~ud Spu'IJI 1\;oLJU!:i of l:.:>t'ltb $1 25, Oh w I<Cl< i& Sc<1 '" oth "" $J. m1 II 101 1!1 J an uary 1960 Iboth hands on the til ler an no I s~tt1 tHlr:Js '"II 11 .. daLt'tl ~ .. hruary fur 50 ~ :l rd mmlmlllll L.1f'h <tddtltonal word 1l DELUXE THH.EE H00\1 A'>JD 1 ~';' 11 " ' 1' " 11•1 " ·" .. 1 J~ .. .. ~ , t 19til ... ,u b•u 1nt .... 5, .. t th.. rate These fl" ureq reflect lower na· mot10n \ asted on comb and 1"'" l" r '' " ' " "' ·~ t"r ... ntl 1->•r uf ,.., 1... h 1 balh apartment ~ ollt1e H.lllllts Obttuanes published at I c~nt per word • ll O ' l:i•orn annum \)1\,l!) !t• ltln~ I 100!. Hml liOnDI tralfiC i("VCls currently m urus . I \lO RDS I DAY 3 DAYS ~ DAYS l MO. '\ .• l ULl~· 101 tho !'rub.llt' I L •urt I ' I r MIDDLEPORT - 'railer sPace rl IOnf' \\ ~.... ·~~ t uunr. l!hiu S.. llll '""'" " I llt'•t•.<lt.r un I, . . . . . t h J· h MO! eover. when h. is hair Ime dIS· 15 t>Oc DOc ~135 $45C til ti lfC 1in1 <>t June .lrlfl lht' flr !lt da1 ,f oo nlrasl Wit dnUary 1961 W en 1 5141 1 ' 1' 25 •2' J 8 :"l•c ll•" '"''" "' .. ~, 11 ' ' " ' Huh ma v the <!eonomy was at B record hign appeared JVer the horuon. 11 k>ft 20 6Uc $1 20 $l tlU $6.00 111 "' "''" ,, 1 a t HI .. ulh .. r lh•"' th ~ t 1 R k c 11 1 d 25 15c St 50 $2 25 $1 :10 FOR Hf>~NT - AtMI'Iment - .., h•l''lllllof<l/1 lnUl\lfllll'<1 ''""Hhrl followmg sett lement of the steel us Willi a Vtrtua y un tmHe :oom ~ and hath flll! E,l<;l \l :un 1 th•t HU< ' 1 ll" frat r ~~' 1 '""' 1 '" 1"'"' l 1 " 1" 11 1 k expanse of forehead to wnnk1c tn I -\d~ received by 10 A M wlll be In thai d a~(l paper. htrl IIIH\PI rat~ >II all lle >n S I I e Streel Pome1o\ l'hollt' W\ 2 1 rnult•Pl•·• ot "'"''l"art .. r or un~ P•r I '!he earnmgs were equal to 24 thought. Plastic laminating 0 <<llt Sillrt hc.n<b " ' II he I•H,,.hl<' ott J d I h b II 244H q, ;l ~ 01 \\Y l -11\H4 t>V t•ntng!'i PHONE WY 2·2157 nff l! l' O/ lh~· I !lt rtl\ lrtP>Utl't, cents per share of common stock. u gmg rom t e num er 0 t 8 l[c .. j ! tuort llfou~... p,.,,.,,O\ Ohio, and an d Ll 41 I J . proble niS m the world today. I e1D Cards L..-~:":"":":-='::'='=::"---- ---:::::--:-:O:::O:::""':'"::":":=:::-..J 1 '- ' ~u t>tmrtrn b\ u nl mul ~rl K.. n.. ra l lall:e~ compa1e WI l cen B Ill an 11 0 ' 'l;ff ll EF. ll\IOM "I'\ 11 I' MF. NT 1 "' "'"" •• '" ""m'"' " " ' ' " uary lasl yeal'. Gross re, enues would say Lhal he probably IIIII Photographs (B) AUTO SALES (I) NOTICES l'f>"H. ~ ~~ •<I and Aau/ honrt• Will '"' .,,1(1 to ed · h f '( nlff'IV lurm~Jwd hardwood I tla h<,l( h•·st hlll rhr f>ff.rtnr lhe !ow. wete $241 mt!11on compared Wllh ne eV..!'ry IRC 0 I. eSoc'al Security I fl Tht' (,oldt>n HuiP l'lass of the ·· ~~ ,.. , .. r..~t •• t.. at nut le~6 tha n II h th MH-~t Pres• I I'E RMITE AND PEST CONTROl ! t957 PLYMOUTH V8, 4 Dr SeOOr!'i , Lu~c:P l'IO'-t'IS PI I\' ill' d pat ,mtj atc·ru.-!1 tnl"r .. ,l Tho IO\tot~l $29 ml mn Ill t e year-ago mon d ., FaiD. Free tu-toa lTIJUJ'o dan $795, HadJO and heat er b th . I Mtd 't" fJUJl F u st B.!pltsl (_'hw eh m\f!fl!!i! .... ~ wo ll Ue t~ .. t.. rmtnf'd "' Rusk gave his views on some of ar s • I'""'"• a pnvalf' f'nlram'P, Ullll11l'S ll t th Th I r~ k ulatlnii th.. lnl;oJ <rtl ~~<-~t t' lh M ria ,I 1'!11 '-' Na&loawlde. PIIoH R. auto lluns, om> owner, BlaettfwnrshNi Phonj> Mtdcilf'pml WI hmw IS UI"SfaV ('\'('nil\~ Sl~ teol Ui ~l urllv at the rate bid and HOSIERY TIPS ese JrOOJems on y at OS eletters aad A. Sen·lce Sla&lob Wf 1· oar 's, Pome10y. 2-7-titc • · at 1 1' h·lml' ol !\"t ami M 1 ~ .... rtu rtt nM th" .r' ""' lh• pwnmm flrst news conference since ti'llt· - WY 2:J200 2 8 .lit FJa nk Wtlson II 7 l() m I bL<I If eath ur I\lou or mnn hht ~ u If your legs are thm , seleet the . . . •Documents IHI. f.ZI.Ue 1956 PLYMOUTH C..: I u b Sedan -I • p I t h•· h•~h~• ' b•d uH~nn ~ : t h ~ 11,owJcst warmer tones m hosiery to make mg office He lDSplred my conh· 1'" (17} HELP WANTED I 11w Plul.tlht•IJ S.itlf'ly of lhe aw~rd Ult l'rl'~ l •~ll" lhr l>"nd~ "'' d ht t I "th LOW LOW PriC81 " "Folo1 M111lt> Shop" $1ill5, VB engme. a uto trans · __ c d un ~ut h om nt sat!! hi )( hf'!l.t them look rounder- and don't ence ng away, no ony WI c R I' 1 , ·" II u "dl ·t nuh '" '" 'ho"'" b• tot J\ Jt hid ~ k h his baldness but with the way nc U h's '\1uskal- Wr'v" got ll. Iii d 10 and heater, mud a nd snow1 MAN r() i\ {I liME eo PdJnn '"''u ('lmrt ( lll l<'lt of f'hlt !'i l Wi ll must 1w J<' Ju m 1 ,~nlod 11 , a 1,,,, 1d ,, ""ear st()(• mgs tat have seams. E•,...rt alano tuning and rrpair 1u·cs on rea. good front tm•s 1wm·k Must havf' auto Phmw M,1 mt'l'! 'I h11rs<in', evemn'-' at 7 :lU Ic h e• k drawn "" "'".l ccrtlf i('d t)y a conducted h imsell and what he r r •I I'> .::to lvo nt h ank !wh" h hank rn ust IJol• h d work good apJ>faranc"e bbtk w 1 t h i !>On W Va Spruc1• ·v,~,70 a t lhf' dlllu h Mrs WJI! mm Rrad- f ""'' 11ihPr than tht' hldder, 1r th._. hodADl> BODY TO HAtH. a to say. •~ " hank > pJnalJio I <> ~hl' {;ountv h f h ld h 2 fi 3!c r011 I li gro up \\ Ill hme cha rge of I d"r :\II wor k fiiAJ'aoki' d ~lute lop Blaellnar .s Pornm th< am ount ut ,,.. P" r .-t'nl 111 For baby·fine hair, a perrnanT e con erence was e in t e Phooe WY %·2118& etoy 2-7-6te tht> t·u·nm~ the 1•a• amoun t nf th•· hon cl8 h1d · II th he new State Department Audlto."iOVEH Jo"OHT\'' Wh; WOI k tnr fill uprm ~on d lllou that •f llu: bl<:l ent 19 a must ,especm y wi t Phone WY·2-2475 Pomr.roy , Ohin '""S PL M I II • ,. 1 1 h a<'<'t'lliN1. th l' 11lrlder w111 r<"C<e,ve full new ha ir styles. And if vou're urn, the same place where Presi·~,, .... _ ];;~u Y OUTH (' u b Seda n 0 tt•rs' '' ,11 yoltl own l l ~Jn('S~ F'Eil· Ifl an d p a v '"r MHh bono 8 m accord~ d ed I d h "·!, Motn St, Po......., ,11 •• ~~ h th• ''' '"' ~ an rt provMoans ga met o t <t keae hance oncoormg 1 ent Kenn y a rea y as ut:t:D - - - - - - -$495, 6 ry l engme sld shJft . - ru11 nr j)<Jlt ltnW- 1/J/ p.ui Je M ·1 h ~~~~~ .,.. ,1 ~uoa"te RlaettoJ,•I' ".• ul .• rl. woo\e R.·owl<'l"h ,ll'Y S1n n" V. lie Sh!l!ll' oi l "' ,•,h• ~,,""tlt(, ur rorfe•t tltt' •arne your lorks, ha ir dyeong a lso adds blazmg tralls to the New Frontier good ENROLl, NOW! ~ " ,. ., ,.·• 11•· 1•1 .Je: ll~alrm w. ll ffi('{~( tn 1eglli nr a ~ qu ..llfd ,..,I,,.M .. " 111 the .. ~.,m Pomeroy WVB-270-17 fllf'hmnnci v , "a"l ttmtlllwn "' ""' rulf•lltd body. by holdmg telev1sed seances WI~~ ... , 1 " Mt'l&• f'nuo'y Sc!hool of Daare" 2 7u1 ' ' <t{'~~IOll I• Jtd,t\' at M (I m HI I ill' I Htd~ ~ h~ ll l11• sealt•d an d t nl'lnr~l' <l the press. !21 2, <! ]4, 2.1 4tp i 'OO""I·II l'l b I ' h•d WJ tn•u, ly lln•p •tal ~·ut lllt 1 cs Tap - Ballroom 1959 CHEVROLET Fleetstdt• r 1.1 I<Jtlt•t mem f't s wtl Jln~~<h , Rusk, however, reverted to the Coli WY %·mt hf' 1wr' vll'(1 .m d .111 .ue tll'l'''' t to , " ~ prn ..·~dln1u' for th l~ lasut Panthers Split Two old fashioned format, with "lwe" P1tkup $1395. One owne1 , new (I B) EMPLOYMENT lw ,ll'f'St•n l 1 2S 30tc ~ ~vt hC<·n taken untJer lhe ru per. C 1'0 p ort)an rJ 1hV!8\\JII I r u c· k trade- m. 4 s1xl tr,m~ of S<IUlr~. Sand er~ & llem psey. _,ameH cameras barred ThiS gave the afI Hon\1 Au"" 1 <'Y~. 1 tevt'lan!l, Ot\lo, WANTED Undt>(ealed Portland trounced ieE US t'OR YOUR FEED heate r omd defroste1 . Blaett 1 wl"''.. nppn>\ lng or ..uon may b~ ob fair a homey touch that helped (201 BUS!NESS attdt attd caltom 1rindlng. nar's Pomeroy t" ""'rt ~>v 11!, suu o'sRful rmttl ~• 11t Pomeroy's Seventh and Eighth put everyone at eaAe. ?. 7 WOMAN WANTS HOME an tl h • ~ ·~ l'•' ll'e A •vmpltHt' t t anMr opt MiddiPport FeN .&tort>. "' """"''fllniR an11 th" prtnlc<J w•TJds gmde rs Saturday 69-17 behind the 1 mean, 1t was mce to be able 1956 FOHU DUMP 'I'HUC..:K Good wn~t·s thts wmll•t Itt heltJ supSERVICES w• ll 1>, fuJt t l ~hut IIY t he ( ott II ~, t o· 31 t t t f La P j ( ll Zll, 30lc <:onditlon pom ou pu 0 rry r ce to sneeze without 60 mtlhon peoNew lh'l'!'i motor . ;wtt one c tuld ~-:omg 1o s!·hool \rH CON IJITIONING. RF.FRIG. ll"•'thrr "lth a •t·r t. tlr nt .. sltnwt rtlf no lohgatJmt P<mllu~t~ or t hr~ate!'l<d ilt and 16 by Marvm McKelvey. pie saymg "gestmdheit" 'fhom"s .. Ste w"rt .., ·".~ ' . Hool\,,nd . W11tf· m ;;t'P Ed tth l\.1y('t's at , EHATION SI'IVII'f' J af'k s He- lhl! thTH "I lhl' dO! hYO!If, IU I'O] tolrt ~ATCH FOR " Whistl~g-Jack's" <~•· ilver.v or to f'rm,,,., th" v~l t<tttv of Pomeroy was led in scoring: OhiO 81U·471tl 2 1:1 filp MJ" Julm Ullb •t:tl ll vsl'll fngeratmn. Nt>w Hnven Phone th,. b" nrt ~ tho• Pllwe,. to ~~l!ue by Dennis Moore with eight and Even so, the environment wns ad next wrek. Someth1n~ Spe· St , Mi<ldlcporl, Ohw 2 7 .l!j> I 6-2l-tf lh <m !J r 1/,e h·v v uf h ~ e1 for th eir too much for one reporter. He adTlJ 2 :J5:l7 c1all !2 :t 6tr vay•mu•r Jeff Gibbs with four. Pomeroy's (9) FOR SAL~ ONE FIVE ROOM APARTMF:NT dressed Rusk as "Mr. President" _ __ _ In tlw t•vent l h ~ lnlerr•t on said F 1'flh d S lh d d I I d an 2) CARD OF THANKS FRESH COW Wll.I.IAM HLAK~: With halh Phone WY 2<ifi.42 o• CUSTOM MF.A'f ('\JTTING borua Rh,.tJ id by a•·t uf ...:ongr.., ,.. tx gra ers e ea e 11 0 of ''Mr Secretary'' instead ( eurm• suhJ•·•L to F•dtral tn,(nu" T 1~;- Coach Hubert Price's boys 21·13 - --~ Don:as, Ohm 2-7-lilp e'o'efliiH.{S WY. 2-331!) 11·17-111! \\'aid ( ' NisR Sons P~ 1•ro u1 to dellven. th•• au('eeufuJ Diplomatic Touch WI{; DESIRE TO EXPHESS OUH R t Ohl btt.lt1tr mav r~·ru~e to aceept deh~ery in the preltmmary contest. 0 Although he is new at his cur- ~m• Ar el'ealllrw• ID •HNd..., :u•nt>, autl '" ~u1h n•n• "''~ bond o1 <t'rti heartfelt thanks to neighbors, 112 HATS KILLED w1th STAH IJOUSE 111:14, LINCo-f":JV- He 1ahtfl, t> t"honto WI 9·3 172 fi NI """'k ~ hat! be retu rn l'd without Comp Hearint Centw rent job, Rusk showed that he is fnends and all who assisted m WAIU'AHIN guaranteed 21'.: lh 4 rooms and b.1th new C!aS u•t••nftt VISIT HI:RE 2 130h· 421 Morkot St.eot I I anyway alter the death o( our I 49 Jo;twrsbt~eh IIH rdwarc , furnrll'e Phone 'VY 2 JS75 fll lt Is •·ontempl at NI that aald Board Mr. and Mrs. Carroll McKen· not Jacking in diplomatic training ____ nl C om m l ~~l urt cr~ "Ill ml'et al J JO S \ P•rk•nburv. W. Va. hu~tbund and fnther , Hoy H..:•lph I I~Cir fitm F IIlli' M1ll _Gall~~lrs ~~- fi f)l41t 12 131f l - - - AIJCTTONEER~ o 'clo~k ~ m un the l•t tt 01 v of March zie and daughter Nanette o£ Gal- He greE"led us by paying respects Phono GA·2·5611 Smtih. Espeetolly the tnlllhem· ~.11 I() :w. 21 2~21127 , EIGIIT HOOM HOi lS F:, lwo five • ('omfJIIPte ServH.-. ~~(lla~~~~un~ld~r nllld hid• li nd make lipolis VISited Mrs. Margaret Mc· to our experience and comre· ~ts Hev. Morgan anrl Hcv . C.1s (2t 1, 2. I. 8. Y, IU , 12ttJI H I Thu bon!IJ wt ll bl' delhered at lht lt:nce iD reporting governmental , -- -room aparlmenls A N engel CriU Hradford offl~•· uf lh"' und l'ralgneo, or !ltiO'h Kcnz1e. Unwn Ave., Monday affairs. lo for thcrr consolmg words, GAS. I<'UI~L OIL und coal furPhollu WY 2_a272 li-Z-Lie Wrllr. t'holle or Cllnlnti otht•r J>lace u mav tw 11cr 11•11 on evenmg Tear Off and Mall Thla lhiP &mgers, Ji'r~lnnd Noms, no('es lalt fnr h'«•c e<rom.ooes with lht· ~ ut·C<e ~~ru• bidder. u uu·~~d~ Should our quest for news oc· rJ. C. URAUI-'ORD, Kal'lnP, Ohl• uf lh•· ll ml ls of tile County of MeJI{H Coupon For Complete f>' IOI'f'fl('e Ad11ms, Mar~IC Grtrnm lf'orl'ffilrn & Abholl MaMit•jKHt i iiOUSE 5 HOOMS AND BATII the bttlder 11 hall p11,- expense or casionally clas h with the dr ~ 1rf · 011 1 Free Information all ur~anrwltnOl'l, a ud to caeh 6-tll-th: l II Col<•-sl , Pomc1ov Near Ma I (208) INSURANCE ~ ;:~;.. l<l ~~~a~••~~~~··elend P. r or tile ment' s desire for secrecy, then he who senl the lovely f1owt•rs ,md son Hndf_!l' f'a ll llowaui Cce 1l, -- ------:==c:-:=::--::::-:-ltoo lld ~ 111 the phll·e ur delivery •he hoped the ... nr;uing tug-of-war 1 am interested tn learn· 1 I'I•:K IN C.I*:Sfo: I or· \\'\' -2·f)244 and many l'ard!l May GOO Hh•fl!l l<'OH SAU: ( Jt 10 tlr 1COMPLF.TE INSUBANCF.: PHO- : h";~ n~~~.. , ~:~~~~lf~~~u:;.rl~.~t" 1 ;1~~"~h!~ Gaugt> readings; Gallipolis dam would be a fnendly one, he said. ing more a bout Zenith Hearlht>m pups M we•·t< ~ olcl, I lrm,,le M - - - · tcdlon , Ltfe Aut(t, F'~re, PoliO llw lhlrd dnv hf'fu re th l! propli~Pd I wouldn' t say that tlis prai!;e ing Aids. 19 o. 9 5, runn mg 4 feet on roll· W lt• (_ 'h1hln•n Mol !tPr '2 ma lr•o.; l '.tll \\'Y 2 f~)(lr, OOEHN 4 H 0 (J M liNf>'UH Ca ll fJou Mtlls. Middleport, OhiO '::~:;:, rl~~ . u:o. [l~:~ 11 t11 ~~t ~~~tl~lo;~~!' of the ~ress corps disarmed any· ( ) Please mall full details e1'S, Pomeroy-Mason 21 31, pt 2 7 :'k NISJied api Fu 1nlK'f' l\t',ll and l< J>J>tOVillll of>Inion will be .r.vaol' l:tnd Stste1 and free literature. IVY 2 '1117< I ' f ' ' -nhl <• foo tll'tlvllrv IUHI ll:ll'lni lht> dllte Pleasant 25.03, Hinton .092 sta· body, but there dtd seem to be 2 11 It< f>'Oll Si\Lt>: ~ 1011 m housr h, 1st• ·, l "· t c· BARNES-SIMPSON INSURANCB and hnur ror th" tl! ndcr at th e s~tld ) Ple2se telephone me at 1·''" uf dell~eJy, Plovtded how•:;pr honai'Y. Kanawha Falls 1.44 ris· an unur.ually small percentage of Middleport Fire • Aut. P rnt•nl I1,11 II i\flll'l]l'd n Slane III]'( I INtt•ctY r, • 'l ,. llN ISf[L'" • •·.u :1 100m Auenl~. "' that n"thlng he!~f n <'onlnln cd ;, h :.~U ing, Cllarleston lfl.19 rising. Lon- loaded qut!st1ons. hom~ lo arrange for 1 wr. WISB ATO d'f!IA NK 01 111 1 ktldu•n g.ro.; ht•: tllll~ vl'nt•ll mt l uml 4 mom ap; 1rtm1·nl , Mlddl('- mob1lo Bonds. Phone WY 1o vrHent tht• making of a mulually demonatntioa. Rusk also was exceptionally 1 2!11lJ . tl a)( J«a bl• arr,tn~cmf'nl ror the tle man y friPill.\8 an neJJ.(h llll s whu ltlmd s ,11 11 · nf hm ll (', til WY 2 ])(It I l 'hum• WY 2 111;'4 · · B-27· llvrry or th.. lm ml • ell her nt fhe don. Marmet and Winfield dams l1 ank for a government offici21. NAME, -----··--·-······ -~-- p1;, ., .. fix<•d for <h•llv .. ry or el ...•wherr 2 2 lit' - h,. IIX'<I In any way dIll In~'" lh ., ·''I" I 2-, £o'lt> 1 (21) REAL ESTATE '' 111 ,.. nola·e hila not been wlven were on the sills. -• STREET: ·---·-·-········ If, at times, he begs off answer· ' 1lln1" S~ and death of OUl dt>dr Iaby the Cuunty walwd hv lhe 1 ke ebnditions remain about th~ •1c,) <<!I . 1~ 4 HOOt\• • llfll SE on ti nton AV!'· •- ll'IUM - ----llO'JS - -~- - tuct·e•Riul bl!l tler '" u' lh• "", "...." ,1~... ing a ,uestlon ongrounds thal he PHONE' ·-··-------······· 11wr o"d grandf•th•r . Not i>ol·.o" 1'"1 '-" 1,,~, .. ' \\(1\I N ·'II•NS ' IO' r.o --CITY: -·----- STATE: ·-mJc ( 1 1 1'1 WV l ;, '' ~ ~:. rOH SAI..E, transr1 lt•t , no- llti.IIHinn .u l't l<'ule, some on lhe Oh1o R1ver, but ill not prepared, he said, the rd· <N 11k> p· W II 1'111 h l'hol\t' Alh,my t\ 1\' H-12111 ' 'l!'i ll 'd Ulnl' I h b I aml approving opl 11 ,., 11 ''' "o ,,., 11 . Jer·ce t' ''!'IP('('J.t Yl ., '"i'JU 2 h 1,11) Will nl . vt11ty •·oom, base· ah t .. fur rtdlnty to th•· ~·11 ,,.,.,·,," 1 more boats were moving today lh,·•••k tloc nur·.<KC" - a",, d IJo· Mt ·:, 11111 nwn t . tear l'lii (IOtl, gus flom: bid ,1,. ,. llt •u•h J>lat·e of dt>JI\'ely on The first boat reported moving (;OWlUl of the Mu••)IO ('l!nl<' J'IHI J!~41l ( '\II' VI IO\ .t•','l'. l'lc .•. t M,,,,.,.. ( 19) BUSINESS rurn;l<.t' heul CDn ht• sel:'n t>ven- or \:.! 00 o'{ lock noon or the "' 3Utttbdur~ • Plendur day nner the tiny fixed in the Ciooinnnti area was t he NOW IS THE TIME !IUSJ IItal, the Cllnse Vunt'1 a l JUs! IIVI'Jhaul c·ct fi.Jl J.!nod rul. OPPORTUNITIES mg!l 6 to 9 at 1085 Vme Slr<'et for lite • ~dpt of bfd1. and thf! 1uc 11 b II"" d I ce•sful b!dller •hall nol be ln de· James Hines up at Dam 34 early TO SEW FOR omP I e pa IJ(;nrt' IS 1111 Ht•v lw t $7~00 :ifl httsltt•l c·uttl 200 MJd1lh•port. Phone WY 22870. fa ult ur .wy of hll ounaattons. he today, Rain and warmer weath· lluht•rt Smith unci wlft• also h.tlt·~ gm11l h.tv 1; A n, ... m ~ -- ~ $400- MONTIII.V - - 2 21ltc 110 •hall hav~ the rlwht thereafter .:md lonJ u no ~u rh t.. mlcr hy th~ Ier wiD start ~reaki.Dg up the thust• who UtougtJI fond WI '12:l2H t ll Hjl SI'ARF. TIMJ.: ·--County •h11ll yel have heen luad" to , '1'1 F II 0r I I ' 1''01{ SAl E - 5 room hOUl'iC, bath, Ulll'el the ron tracl ol pureha!l', -~~.. Ice. Boats were movmg in most lc a m y Mr :me-. Mr!l ANTitH !I, llr Mtm~:HN Futtllhut> 1Hddhng <11ld r·ol lt·t·lmg- mone y gmc~ge , 1 uere ground I mile rt.1ht 1" be ex.errtJed by delln11na sections of the upper Ohio River SEE OUR l1on MrKntghl. Len llf't('f' lwds. ch'f'~~~·~~ tahll'!'i, t'hans from Nf'w TyJ)e luph qunltty from H:u·uw al Dorcas. Phone ~~~r:~;; ~;~:~r:~:n~~u:~{ ...:~tt~~ :r~~~~~! Boat movements: . IUid A 1•. Ptf'rce ell· Also ctuuhle r•'ry l'Jt e, 1-'l enC'h <'0111 Ollt'l utt>d d1spcnsPrs lll !h ts WI !J-l7?H. 2 fi :ltc or au\b ean~ellatlnn Such bld<1er 2 It ttp IJI'l'CI No .Sf'l!ing lihlll th ereupon be entitled '•I the Ohl Rl C 'bl do h yt• t W1ll ~ t·l l 1 twap Call __ _ _ __ rdurn ut th~ <lcpntll which arjumo ver ruc1 e wn eBright WY 2 25H5 2 8 :\I t• To quahfy you must h<we l'm', 7 ROOMS' '10DERN block home panled hi• bid and n shall btr re13, 6·50 B m: Cornell up 14, 3:20 f " turned IO him lrmu.. dlat ely (B) AUTO SALES Beautiful W II 1 SAf'l!ll•'!O: _ Smner re ('rt'nl'l'l1 $000 to $I!)OI) cash. lof'uted in the v1llage of Syra- The rlah~ I• resuved to reJect hld1 p.m; Mary B. down 16, 5 a.m.; "' SI'V<'n tn l"elvf! hours WL"t.'kly oa.rd uf l'ommlnlon..u of Rocket down 22, 5 am.; Frank· ' ' Atttom, 1111 11 ~ za~ sl'wmg mu cuse. Gas Fm·m•ce. all b1r~·h M"l•• county, ohto Spring Cottons can net up to $4110 monthly. built in cabt~ets in tile kitchen. By Mary Amber.ll<'r. C!l'rk lin Pierce down 23. 9:15 p.m.; •I· me. mukt•s bullonholt•s Sf'Ws Mon• lull lime . .,.. 01. !}f'rsonal In121 1-8. l!I·Jtc un lmttnn !'i ov!' lr asts blmd 4 bf'drooms livtng room dm· Beaver down 23, 4:15a.m.; C. V Mmnea(lolis, Mum lndude CINCINNATI WPH-Ltvefltock H d 23 6 •• eWoolens 11 · m~ ,, d dozt•n, ,,r r,, ,·y d•·ing l'oom , klt<·ht•n, Jnrge tec·rea· omer own • ,._ a.m. 1 11 11 ,l Mat• 81. tt•rvli'W w11lf' P 0 Box f~l40 Rnute filltl 1 tso · tl 1 tt 1 1 w ·11 tion room , ,, ..... 26' x ". o· . lur•e · · <' D ves ; average Galllpolll DamAlton Zephyr 'i iJ.ltl'i WI 1nu a <ll' 1mt•n s I phone numhN 2 3 II•· ,,._ ·• er ch · 950-1125 'b 1 Arriving "" II to H'~ J)(IIl ~ thle I'HI'I y lor t1 ~mage, l'OD<'I'I'te driveway, Olce · • s s nughter steer down 6 20 p.m. ; Helen Z. down 26 2700 Daily • good 24.(1()..2500, stand- 7.4a ?.m.; Albert Holden up 10 two porches l..ocniE"d on lot ·50195! Sl'UDEBAKER Clmlllj)IOII, 1,;,ymt•nl s nf $(~.~~~ IM'r month. (20) Business I 2 11111e Servtce sfzt• 100' x 250' t .::m act<·s. 100 ard 22 ~; average to high choice p.m; Raymond Salvetl down 1:· , t•heap AIIIO trumpet, Pun J'honr WY 2 2211~ _ . ____ fl frontage on State Route t24 1022 lwiiL•rq 26.00, average choice 30 a.m.; Solvay down 2.55 a.m.: Arnt\I'Jran c:oal slove. luundry. 750 lb 2S 25-25.50, standard 20.00.. Onward down 10:20 am. EXPI':H'l' PJ\I NTING . paJ>f"ring Seen by 8 ppointment. twm bed, radio und ll'lev1s J St'WIIl~ lll<tt hmt· Wllh ollt:tt'h I lj:!Pf'VICin,i.! hook~ . 111111 und tJill~h'llll,t.:. ,!!lei com~l(';te ALSO, THHEE LOTS for ;,ll le in 22 OO, utility 16,(1()..17 00; utility Kaaawha River - Duncan mt•nl!'i , m t':O:tt•llt•nt 1 ond1!ton. Ji:ust 6th Sl!'e(lt, dry- ·o~.·,,llmg. (',111 Arthur Musser. Middleport, just above J'ow ~ 11 an~ ~ommerclal cows 14 50-18.50, Bruce up Mannet 10:55 p.m.; f!' ull hnl,mce on ly s:m so m W Va. ltutlund , Oh1o Sh 2-4','65 Serv]('e Stufton 1-Par('el 40 x IndiVIdual standard 17 50; utility Coast Guard 5200050 up Winfield It I m._ If tlt•s n Nl Phont• WY 2· 11 I 18-30tp 100 1"'1 • fronl:> on Second St. 1· anrl l'OI'TirTlerdal bulls 18.00-20.00; 4 p.m ; Thebna Ann up Winfield 'fo R._SALF..=HUICK, 1'15!i ' l"'<'iHI I 2204 2 8 till l··on TIIF. BEST- IN ARTWI- rm ('cl 1Mlx100 fl . front s on Fmnt lngh good to average cho1ce veal· 9:30p.m. 1 hardtop, Very gocKI tomtl• ,m1 f:U:CTHO l.lJX VACUUM Clt•an- t'IAI Br('{'(tJn~ Cllrfiss Breed- Sl Contnd Willis J,cutlmghnm . ers. 32 ()0..36,00, overage to high NUCLEAR POWER KPrrnlly ovel'hnulrd mot 01 1 c•r - pupulm modt•l No .lO t·omm~ St•t'VJC'e, lnf'. S6 breedm~ Phone WY-2 3870 or WY -2-6784. ~::~~=r~72~~~ good 27 00-32.00, Nuclear-powered generating sta· dl() ~11d heate1 . Two new Ill es plt•h• w1th utl,tdmwnts and pu 12 1 HUe ft>t' Hl'JWt's{•nh·d by Albert H OO. tiona in the United States have a Small down flaymenl 01 I llf'l- h11g~ t•ay uff hltlmll't' u( P\ ogs 22.00; barrows and ents 25 P ·k, t 'h 1 , Ol tn~e I! ade. Ownrr "'111 $:ilt ~111 or ~i 00 JK't month . guf@l.') Ill tl " f'stl , IIO. 2 1 :JOt mne '~·.a·~Mht h'nh '" cr, 1-2 20-2 15 lb 19.00, 1-2-S capacity of nearly 400,000 kiloPhono WY -2-5320 Phone- Maaon . W. v,, 2 n nilp 100-:<111 !b 18 50-18.65, 2-8 230-25<! lb walla, or onough to supply the · Mhlcllopo,., 0. 219 N. SOCGIId Ava. S-M7fl $.~9S 00 otrCTJONF.ER 18 ~ 18 eo No 3 260-2'111 lb 18 00 . electric!~ needs of a city the slzo WI\~"TIN(;J!Ol !S f!~ Pnrl<~bl e Vm·REASONABLE RATI'!9 FARM - l23 ACRES, rollong sows 25 h;gher, t-3 300-450 lb IS.OO. of Minneapolis. wtm rlt'llllt'r . ust'(l 1m I} jor demSATISFACTION GUARANTEE. hmd, nearly all tra ctor tillable, 18 00, 2-S 450-550 lb. 14 .a8 • lS OO; Dllftlstlutlon Wtll sJ U't'lfJt·c for Call tr wrf&e I. 0, McCoy loost'!, ftrable so1l. wdl grow boars 300 lb up 11.00, lighter ouly $24 Oil Cornplt-lc wtth ttl r.huter, Ohio anything. Pastures have good weights 11 50. 1m hmt't1t s '!'1'1lll!'i avmlabll' 1-22-30-t)t (('n<·es. Large C.nufe 1\ dairy Sheep 25ft; ehoice and prime 90 2 H Hlf' Plume WV 2-22U4 MUELI.F.R- nJiiNAcES.- WEST· IMrn With mllkhouse. Dairy has lb wooled lambs 18.00, Rood and I rQal MARINIE SUPPLIES INGHOUSE appliances Arnold o;.>erated With over fmty cows ch()Jce 17.(1()..17.50, utility 14.(10.. Brothers, Syracuse, Oh1o. Phone F:ur &room frame hou~e With 15.00; ewes 5,(10.6 00. I AS Ill SPECIAL!\ 4 o.. r a.-. .. WY 2-8384 ll·ll-tf runmng water Nli!ely located -·51 Ml!rcurJ 6a II. " ,49!.00 ttU o•JDTO 8UU I I - ......... tf ....... Cwtlft~ah on good \1mcstone road in good 111 c.apt,.....-n. . . . . . .~u.dlt•l ot 1 rtU•ul llv l'11an lnlol' !\t Me rear, 111 II. P. 15".00 mii••C' , ar ~potl.... 111 neighborhood and midway 00. =~~~~::AL't~We:&~:i 45 II. P Merrury Ou&fll QI~.ID llrlnr, \'II •Ul11maU~ tween Slate and Natmnal High- INIUU.NCI CIIIIMifY• .._ prlll:lpll ..,. 11 lrana lvury and llr>•n MF.TROPO\.IT ON MOTORS . ,..... tt ....... Ill.. ., 1•'-*r......... l'lnll~ , n•w tlr.• h,.•t ~• wuys Reason for selhng. Ill Jlletl wltll a. 1111 " b auu lllPIIC!IIhlt to F.a11l M•la Strut. P•meroy health of owner. Total price ~ :_~•.:::::..~~~= P"-e WY!-SI'll $l0 000 OU HO per ctont financ- lllaruee. hi .....,~~~, ..au.. • -.. W :hi , Autometlc ' ' --.1 . . . . . . llln ..... lllMt • mg available • • u. 1t5t: Am'tiUI - * t1 ~nllllllt . .ll.th,UUOI.IJ· lclnPII ........ u.. 0 NL ' • $500.00 DOWN - And buy 1I .bllltltl (tlttPI ll!lhlli. iMIWIIIIt ........ ... a 2-bedroom home m g 0 0 d ..,, tlt.ttiiS1tU.h; lilt - - . IUIIO.oe'.n: .-.... • vt•l ,.""-' --'"'- 11.ooo... , netghborhood. Bath and turn- ~ too.oo, llrtl-. IUto,Oti.n; r... N-. Eoch fuUy aukonaUo ,_,., llO,NI,SN.M; lltlall~ . . . ,_ e35,000 BTU uct> hcahng. Assume e:usting II.IIUII 011. ' with Honeywell thermo. , TM~ .................... ~ [ mmwmg at $44.50 monthly. and 1 mJbld ., ..., .. ;;;;i., _. • ~ .a.111 ltlt. lnvealigate our spee50,000 BTU The Doily Sentinel Will Run Your "Sttuation •H: oi••~III"IIIIJud*W.NJl,lleo. caal diacount price• beP~IV- lnlel·est only on owner's ....... ~., t'.ltlrlnl.. ........... , ...._"' l fore you buy. tuty until first mortgage i! ~~- _ __ ...._ tlltU Ill e70,000 BTU Wanted" Free Of Charge During The ptlid. - -- - - · C. C, CUCKLEII, REALTOR Month Of February. BAKER and SEYFRIED BOX 2211 PHONE WY WUO - ~ ~ "' ( ~ I I ,J .. ' '"" Broaklut Party 1' :16 IIden dec! Weather NO Pid<e!ll Show ? ,so Sllhio New• Report 8:00 Brefoldast Party 8 z.; The World Th1s Momlng - $].35 u..... l:::..::::iiii::iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii comJn!T E\'ents ... . 1 II' tik i u( AMPLIFIES .......... ---- . " ·• I PI ... (llllq') 1. Florida s,ts ,,so us ,,,. ,.._ ,_ 4,110 Puns Spoelal lor WIIIDIII 1:00 @e•mboet bill , ,. , ,. Sip On 1:00 a-. ,,oo 1'111111 , ,. THAT !! WASHIN' DISHES WUSS'N I U5 Weather e:30 Newa 1' 4& HunUey Brinkley Jleporl 1,00 Sea Hunt 1' 30 OutlaWI I ' 110 llemembor How Gmll , ,,. rurd Show _, t.EJYPiloa level 811 WileD u,tDWea~ 10,110 Plq Your 81111011 U' oo Priol II Rlgbt u ,30 CoocentratloD u, II JIICk Paor 1:00 Sip Off WCHS-TV Channel 8 8.25 9·30 9,11 9,30 The Sunday Show 11 ,45 Washington Reporta People 12 ·00 Noon News u , ts The Search t2' 30 Anny Hour WEDNESDAY f·OI' Amerk:oP Baodotaod to the ' 5'00 Looe Ranger 5·110 Whlrlyblrd• e,oo Deputy Dawg 1,30 Your Eaao Repol1or Sunday ShoWCBSI' I · 40 Weather Teller 5 IS News Roundup "' 45 John Daly Newo Sign Off 1' 00 lletd of Poat and foldJ use a 1,110 lloDa Kq bottle brush - or an oranp stl<k a ,IIO 'lbo Ilea ramDy or toothpick wrapped in cotton. 9,00 HawallaD lyo \0:00 Naked City Stainless steel ranges and U'IIO 'lbo Hen Toal&bl ens can be kept 11hfning elean ,_In · •• Scanntnl The Weather washing often with soap or 11 :15 Movietime gent suds and rinses. 'I'BUR8DA'I To tackle hard-to-remove 1,110 CartooD Tlmo 1110 o mild ubraalve powder 3,30 Romper Room ammonia and water stroke 9:110 Movtetlme on ~enllv wttb a sponge of 10:55 News brush following the "l!l'aln" of u,oo Mnmlng Court .stee1. Then re-wash with 11:30 Love That Bob suds and rinses. 12:00 Camouflqe IloilO Number ~ 1,110 About ...... 1:30 Woman's Page Day Ia Court z, 30 Road Ia Reallty s,IIO Queen lor Day s ,30 Who Do You Trull 4,00 AmeriC811 Bandllaod S oo llocky Aod lliJ Frieodl a,oo ,,()() s,so Whlrlyblrds Squad 8' 30 Your Eaao Reporter 1,40 Weather Toller a,oo II ' ' " Jolu! o.Jy Nowa ,,00 Joiumy Mldaighl uo -ward Hot 1 ·00 Donna Reed a, 110 'lbo Real McOoy 1 '00 My Tbret Sou 1,30 Uatouchablea Ill' 30 Brotben BriiUIIIPJI Wh'~eh dent what we want well go to <;am's. shop you goi ~ to buv Jilr. S<ooz~ts present ~t:, ~ufus? u,ooNewa u,lo Weather 11·15 Movif; IJ.Jollo. npreoent If. Cereal iplkea II. Dlotrlbulor II. V-''a curved • plull< L7.Troubte II.Anpr If. Ahlod 110. Bultoblo ll.Bohold 112, Churolt llab ..,.. la.Rtek· lii.Nick• .... •. Rllh. CranJ' biJio I. CarpeateP G.Taa e.RoJIOII !.Number l.:r.t:Mw havlor . . . . . .... !4, Frool7 ..... 211.a.... ~ dump, for 33. SlrOJIIO 85.Emtrol4 on• I • · Bloplllf roodWOfl Clllllllac U.ONOk leta 10-Han.!J Die e author U.BefON 11. Trtmblfllp (diaL) le.Toor apart IS. Old ll.Ralled n.:r.t:Uittnf plant ,.,. My Slater Eileen 9'11 I've Got A Secret to,oo U. S, Sleel !lour 10:10 December Bride ttl'IIO Video Ylllago -· ... ... _ --. D8jl Stooges J, Smith Zafte Groy G1111111Jnger FIICII Tho NatloD City Maaqer'a Report Newt 11:10 Weatbor 11:11- u' IIONDAY TIIIIOIJGB nlll&r ~~,_ 7'00 Sip Ql. Mllllcal CkM:k 7:8 'lbo LlfeiiDo ha.. a,oo Ohio YalleJ N- II. Grata 17.11xtra 1:01 Sporta 1'111111 1'10 Ohio N..,. tin II.ND\'1._ (var,) I' II World N..,. .,. 11-.1 Clld ('JOI',) l:al Qvnm,mtty Newa to.Allloa U.!Aw t:OO llualoal Cloc.t ... Pultllo - llaiiDia DAILY CRU'l'OQUOTE - Here's how tv wvdl AllJ'DLBAAllB ltJ II LOM'OI'IIILLOW Otto llttor limply otancll for IIJIOihol',lll t1do -.plo A 1e aiiiJ tor tile tblw X b tile 0'., etc. 11n11o !olton, llopblto, 1M loqtb llld fomlatt'"' of tho - aD lllal& . . . III,J ~~~~~-- ... £01)p............... u., AKUOQ dlff- TOO 'r1'KK RX~IIilVO CQR cqa OZO'r-HIG;ttl, Y•.....,.a orptoQuote& WRA'l' T.AKBI OUR U*H KUit'1' JIIIRI'r OUR E8TIIIIK-PRIOR. 10 lttl. lliiiC .._ - Ilia.) 11:11 Olllo - 1\brbto 111,15 ll,. Bulletla Board I 11:111 A&l'llaflln .... II,. N.,.. 0 0rame IJ:GIIr. llullc I:IIIS Local N..,. 1:110 llr. Muoio 1:110 World Now 1'01 llr. Millie 1:11 Localf:OII Dllcllla with !lola f:IO RoJ11at1 Homo t:a Sbowwo ol BIIRIII Toik ol lhe Toft 10:11 World Nowl 1:11 Wcrld ""'" Toik ol lhe Toft loiiOIIIol'rl. -"· Ill" a.tnlt ... 1111111 11:8 World N.,.. S'·. ,...-.. 1100 Comi'MIIIJ' Nfta .,. 8porla Tod8jl By HAROLD GRAY H•! WHAT covou "T1-1.1HK 141$ lcoi'ING ~ DID TO US 60'1'6'? 1:110 D - llnldraJe CUUiiiJ- - ' U'IIO ~~""""'""117 11110 SJa 011 11,01 Local Seaotor JUII!n Smith MorrDI ol The country's 68 laad-granl laclodo Vermont wu lhe .,.U.Or ol tho lveraillea, wbldt bill wbieh Conar- ill 1111 State Ualventty, ODrOU Ill the - ·· land- - uaivenlllea, 0111011& Ohio State Ualvenft17, ollhe aatlon'o eolloge latloa and graal to per tho doctoral cle8J:OOL CURLY Truck Load SaleI Special Purehue Samngsl RADIATOR :1 TEMPCO o.- 1 Gas Floor Furnaces NEED A JOB? eMAIL YOUR AD TO THIS OFFICE l Remember Uons your ad Is when you mat! free o[ l'harge for 3 inser- it \u , , , REPAIR - - -- - - Pomeroy. Ohio 10 S~E YOU ALOHE. r. NEW and USED COAL, OIL, GAS FURNACES Florida State League and Hurry I Dunlop was named to be pluymg I Phone WY·2-3794 onana(!er of Stockton, Calif , ol , POMEROY, OHIO j the C\a" B Coli!om Ia League Tuesdoy by the Bahimore Orwles. " - - - - - - - - - - - ' .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ , --------------------..!•!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"""' WITH 'I-OU •. l . WANTED your I eNNOX deeler lol Phone WY 2-2143 IT 15! THERE's SOMETHING I MUST DISCU$5 LUMBE l2-7-3tel We repair all types of radi- IMANAGE MINORS CLUBS ' ators, from heater cores BALTIMORE, Md . <UPII -Bn- 1 the largest true k or tractor ly De Ma"' was named lo man-~ radiator. .o~e Leesburg of the Class D Blaettnar's T>nmeroy. 0. - SPECIAL DISCOUNT PRICESII i ,- ,,, • .l • - ~ WJEH RADIO <4111LI IO.Cbl<la U.Weop lj'iiiiiiiii....;iiii=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii=iiiiii u,oo Lucy 11'110 Clear llarl>olll pS.. I ONLY ASKED HER HOW SHE LIKED MY NEW HAT 1: IS 'lbo Wealher 6,20 Sportacopo .,30 Amoa 'N Andy 7.00 Mounted Polioo 7,30 Ann Sothem a,oo Angel a, 110 g,oo 10' 00 10,30 e,ooca.-- •• Y.. VZAB; s,oo Threo e,oo Arthur g,oo u,oo I Love Brighter By ERNIE BUSHMILLER ' 'IS Secret Stonn ,,,. Edge of Nlghl a,ooNen tool Meigs Sewing Center , ,oo 7,00 Higbw8jl Patrol NO The Aquanaata NO Wanted Dead or Alive I' II Copt. Kangaroo ... J'I.. ALL WINTER FABRICS REDUCED! 1:110 AI The World 1'11rn1 Clrclo I' 110 Arl Linkletter s,oo Millionaire 1,110 Verdict ill Youn .,oo Full Theater u UIUIISDAY rr...,.,..~ member 17.HewlaJ - - F.:••• 11'45 GaidJna Llgld 1,00 Life of Riley u ,ao n O'clock Newo u , 10 A Look AI lhe Wealbor welil>t Love ot Lifo u,. Soard! lor Tomorrow 8:15 weatber UU Sportacope .,. Amoa 'N Andy loll I.Abrutva u,ot WEDNERDA! 4,110 Brighter D&l' 4, IS Secret Storm Utl Edge of Nlghl a,oo Tbret Stooge• ., 00 Artlwr J. Smith i7. Slotlla 3tl.Eotab- rertoa ooattnc SPRING! Experienced OREMPT I WUl 10' 110 Groucho Show 10:30 Two Ji'aces West u ,IIO Newt NeJa11bon Wild! • Wla IQ, . . Sgt. - e,oo Flan ., Scrugga 'l'orT!IorJ t ' OII Wolcomt - Ul Movlo , ,,. L.orotto YOUIII MOY ..... Dr. llat..o u, 11 Ja Paar Show 1,. SliD Ofl Sign Off SIJNDAY Sign On Easy Ll.otolling Sunday Chapel Social Security Show The Church at Work. Monhollen Melodies 7.25 1:110 I ' IIONIWI Plduro ., .. Hunlley BnltloJ ~ ?'OOMODblllll ao W11800 Train , ,,. Price illlltabl e,oo Perry Como Show 11' 00 Pelor Lovol H.., U ' OII Newo H<odllaoo Platter Party News Platter Party News Platter Party News P\attor Party News .Roundup 3,30 1,410- u,10 WIOibercul Manhatteo Melodt.. us DOWN - _ GIIV-- d . Attica lown>hlp LLTI!m utdo (Jf 00 AlliWIIS l.Brtaue I.ICicapea LO,Exlemal 1 " 2·30 3·25 god I I IUS Farm Bureau Show U dll NfQ 110:110 - DAILY CROSSWORD ------ River Report 12 IS (2 ,30 t ·25 130 ' '" You A*od .... M I HE'I'oR.REAiJ ZED TAAT WHTN-TV Channel 13 ... 1 8· 30 Breoldut Party 9:00 Momln~ MedltaUona to. 15 Call in~ Pt. P\eiiUDI u,oo Swap Shop II : 1& Country Hoe Down JUDGE A BOOK BY 1'1'8 COVEll. a.EANLINE:SS Do yoor chi~D soU and tear their book covers 10011 after school starts! It's worlhwhUe to spend a fA> pennies more on durable, wasllab1e plastic covers which last for several years· Although they can bo wiped often with a well-lathered sponge, occassionally these book covers need a ~ bath. Immerse them In soap or detergent suds, WJ!ng a brush on difricult spots. To clean those hard-to-get-at comers "pt Btuldul Party 12·00 Noon News u,so GROVER STUDIO NtWI u,so 12,00 Noon News 12:15 Guoel Star J!lll For You , ,25 News uo Just For You 1.00 Say II With Mu.ic 3·00 P\attor Party 4·30 Local News 4.35 Platter Party s,ls News Roundup 530 Sil!fl Off SATURDAY 5.55 Sign On 6,00 Mel Price Show 8. 15 Country Top T 1:30 Farm Time c us Mornilll li.OO D<tlon'a Top Ten Star Salute eragea e ,,. ,,,. uo u ,30 Country Hoe DoWII 11:45 Fann Time IU7 Mld· Day Dew Jone~ Av- LOOK! l!:ltalded Weather Broakfllll Party 'lbo World Thla INewtt Btuldul Party , ,. Quia 0.... lloGnlw u ,IIO TMD or , . _ • • u,ao 11 Could a. YOG ' ' II Jim , _ llbow 1,1\& WOillhercul to,oo Molor<ade INtwl} THE SHOE BOX Me•"oiTS- Mas'On 1,,,. ,. J- ~ "~d 1 n.t,lt'<' on ihwkrttpt • \!nlo• ' tlh han1 Cnll \\ \ '2 -; Up 1A U3 Coont.ry Top Tt11 1,00 Broaklut Party MONDAY TIIROUGB FIIIDAY _,_,.__,======-, 1(12) WANTED TO RENT POR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS RATES • 0 ,~,e~: 1.. ~ 0!!'~"""' Dean Rusk Has 0'1e Advantage AtbeNew Post h ' " t he ("-''· L<>oal Notice III OTI(f OF SALt: " ' ~· , .., , .~ ~~ ~• •h~ WMPO Radio WSAZ-TV Channel 3 _, QH, ~0\1 BOYS HAD TRIED TO GET ~~E~ t=RtE D' DION T ',tlU 60'/S 'SEHO NOTES -ro Moscow? I-IA.~AI 'Vtsl I(EMEMBEI(. P.OHI('I, l-IOW W€ , IH OUR CELL , USED TO LCI.UGH OVER' i'J.tase NOTES"? WEll, 1 I(EPT MI./ MOUTH 'SHUT, QAVE NO PRE~ MY 1HTB2VIE\AJS!I DID BEST 1ll STIR UP NO"T'HIN~ TO EM~ YQ!! Hllllml FLOOI! BoYs I BUT 'iOU KNe\oJ we lllOULD~ ~OU,VET HEI<E YOU ~REET IJS, UNARMeD HI·H I ·MI I �.. . ' ·, t ....• I a .a U h;! . Sen Ar<'h · &. O ,i\ o ..:. t ;1 l1!! Sta. 1 :,lh & l l l !h Ob:... \ " · ' """ "'· Remrtan·� --,ays 1-I I t 1 1 1tor•wid• sal• at tremendous HYI ngs for •._... oryonel '" "'I yonl fh 00 In thl, lorto ad, we con 11,t but • low of lt,e hundred, of "Clo ,e-oull" tiully roducod pricn . ful now on di1pl1y at dr11, I n many i n1t1ncn 11uen• titi• ore l imllod, 111 oro 1ubjKt to first come, first Ou choice, so hurry! Thursday, F riday • n d Saturday R..,.nont 01y1 at Stlffler'1I COME e BUY e SAVE ! Re9ul1r $ 1 .79 Rei Ladies' Knit Shirts $1 .79 value, Asst. l'olors. priced for quick aale Shop Early. $1 ,00 ea 24 Only 79c Steak Knives · · · · · · · · · · 25c Regular $ 1 .29 Ladies' Jamaica Shorts Scl\'t' � now. you will pay $1 .29 fur L hese in 2 monlh1. So - Hurry to Stiff. len1. Assorted Colors - 2nd Floor. .. � Mid 36 Only Regular $ 1 .79 ., Plastic Waste Baskets Limited quantity. So Come Early ror your aood lookin11:, 11erviceable plastic waste ba�ket wilh prt>tl)' delitign . ('2) W� l hea Irie any hm :,;m �r·s Jo lhe $ 1 .00 24 Only Reg. 59c Dust Pans · · · · · · · · 44c Fine Quality ½ to I Yard Drapery Fabric Remnants 1''101 1 2!a Savt now on Betler Drapery Fabri\' Remnant,. Larl(r 11:roup, Shop •arly for bt■l 1eltiction. all W/1( aod the Ehough Mgh qu11lit y fahri<' to make a i\ln 1h1• 1 "J i ltm ( :o, 1/ru 1101 Hol lho full ·in 1k1rt. Don 't min this bt1ra1h1. 77!a Reg ular $ 1 .00 - I O Quart P LAST I C PA I LS •' ASSORTIO COLORS R'-"i• 1 1 . 1 9 value. Assorted <'Olors. Shop early. Limited quantlt)', Save � now, Printed Flannelette M The blHeal Jn year1. fmt' �u11llty hea,1y prinlt!'d flannelette In 11, il•ore of pal• terna and mill ltngth11. "" .., tu.� ' An 24 Only Reg, 1 .29 Corduroy Crawlen 68c Ji:a 36 Only Boys' Regular $ 1 .79 lwl W. F L A N N E L PAJ A M A S ', foil h11 Ht ••· 11.79 v•lut, Prleed tur quick 11l1t. dlo Srr lnl 1'11 A.uorttd 1>41lttorn1. Shop Nrly and INIYt'. I "'9. 59c Lad. Morpul Anklets · · · · · · 39c I to 2¼ Yd. Pc. Famous led Spread REMNANTS .-. Better Dress Prints Snowy while 8 I x99 sile Rt-g $1 29. Spet'1;,d pnre. Huy st'Veral now at 1h1 s low - low - pra·e. Values to 49(, yd. iu 1h11:1 group . Lar.ge table :16'' wit.le. Guaranteed fosl c-olur� 8-uy several yards t1ow. Values To $2.99 1 2 Only Juice Decanters . . · · · · . . · . . · 44c '1-.ular 39c Men's Brown Jersey Gloves ' ' t 28! Special Sale Values On All 3 Floors · Men's 39c and 49c Fancy NYLON STRETCH SOX Auorted color• with fancy dfflan. On" 1in all t to 13 1nll thty wear up . to twin u lone. ru, Pfaids and plains, blended fabrlc1. Smart styles. Reg. $5.98, prittd for Qulck Sale. Shop Early. WHITE and PASTEL COTTONS Ladies' Better Blouses White and pastel cotton blouses in halt a dozen attract i ve slyles. All are wa.sh Jast, 1tnd tn s12es 32 1u 38. Hurry, Extra Special Group! Value, To $39.95 Ladies' Better Skirts All grouped for quick sale. Value, tu $4.98. See thes. fir,t - Save ½o and more. Out They Go! Fabulous Styles to $ 1 6. 95 WOMENS COATS Values To $5.98 All Wool C O A T SW E A T E RS WOMEN'S DRESSES $1 7 Now you can save one-half on your new Wrnter Coat . With lots 01· cold wealher ahead, you can'l �ffortl 10 miss t hlll bitr• �•ml Values To $4.98 LADI ES' B LOUSES $1 .sa Lara-e 1i:roup or Ladies· Bt>tler Blouses. Some shghtly sOilt'LI. Stc-e tht"se fur val ue plu.::1. Many of our besl winter dresses are includ­ eJ m l h is fme group You can save tu 60'-, " on Thur�day, Friday and Sa turday, during Remnant Duy� . Small Group Values To $4.95 Ladies' Hats · · · · · · · · · · · · $1 .00 3·'' Popular all wool office type Coat Sweat• er. Choice of colon. Campw mad,, I 10 Only Men's Warm Sur Coats, Val. to 1 6,95 Now $8.11 Up To AND $2.00 Values - Men's Flannel S PORT S H I RTS WhJ\e they l11st1 Men 's nannel shirts . . sport 91.Vle in small, medium and large size. Big assort ment uf colun 1md pat, tern!L. $ 1 .44 Close-Outs! Women's Cotton Fine Quality Fabrics - Velues to $1 7,95 STREET DRESSES WOMEN'S COATS Values to $3.99 . . in ladies' street cottons. Sorry, si:zes broken! Shop these dresses ear• ly. Don ' t miss Stlffler · s Remnant Day!I, S,1v1 Important Dollars Nowl Vil. to $6.95 WOMEN'S DRESSES Be11utlfut Fall ind Winter DreHe�. ValUe!I to $6.M, Good seleC"tian of aizeti. Be h�r• e.1tly �md take your tholce from the group, al only - $2 Bia group l•dies' Fall and W,lnter OootL Good selection of colon, atylee ■nd ab· es. Values to $17.95, Choice now, each- $ 10 OO • $J 3 3:, Val. To $9.95 Fall & Winter Styles Odd Lotsl Samples! Broken Sl1n Men's Dress Oxfords LADIES' FOOTWEAR Values to $9.95. Broken sites, discon• tinued su:es. Sue now of this fine foot­ wear. 5 .00 Hurry lor these Foll and Winter 1tyl.,, Loll of sampJe llllel, re,ular 1ilet too, Come early and take your cholff. RlouLtnC Days, pair - '•• s2 I 11 ' SAVE NOW TO H% and MORE ON CLOSEOUTS, REMNANTS, ODDS and ENDS% Values To $3.99 Assorted Lot - former Value, To $1 .99 Children's Better Dresses G I FT ITEMS 2·'' Value■ to $3.119 I n thL, fl'OUP. Pretty l"OllOn1, print, and woven fabrics. PI'lic­ ..i for Quick Sole. Glauwue, chlnaware, others, dhtcontln• ued numbers, one or few or I kind item, - priced Remnant Oaf' for only 77c '' Regular $ 1 .99 Ladies' Fancy Cotton Skirts R•g. $1.llll flnt quallly Ladles" Foney Cotton Sldrta. Save 1ni now. Only '11 to 1ell, Hurry, the11 won't laat lona:, $1 ,00 COME - BUY - SAVE - STIFFLER'S REMNANT DAYS STARTS THURSDAY, FEB. RH Regular 79c Jumbo Size 23x46 Jumbo 1Jze Turkh1h •rowels, 23,:46 Inch• • · Re&Ular 79c value. R.Nl heavy qual, Uy. Thia price only poHlbl\'! on Rem, nant Uiiy■• &11Ch - epre1d1. A11orted rolort and sbH. I Ladies' Slim Jims Mt. Mist Quilt Batts 50!a 2 Only Men's Reg. 24.95 3 Pc. Corduroy Suits - - Ladies' Better Blouses Values To $ 1 2.95 PINI WOOL BOYS' WINTER Hurry, while they la1t. Closeout of all Winter Spoft Coat.. Good styles. Flne w001 f•brlct, Jleaulu $18 . 95 COIIIL Out they ao. V•lue1 to '8.119 in thio rro,111. SOm• 1lleht1y oolled. Prl<ed lot qulclt .. 1•• Shop Early. $12 00 Mtn'a R.. ulu S 19.95 S P O RT COATS SUR COATS f6.88 l Lone Style Sur Coats for be>y1. Ex:tra w.rm and extn du,oble. Buy now for tho WJnter and next. Save now, -• aod loys' WINTII CAl'S _ . Odd Lot Values To $3.99 TURKISH TOWELS hmnant pie<"tl of f-1moU1 make bf,d Jtec, SDc llrtt quaUty mtn', brown Jor• · te)' 1lovt.. You will want ••vtr1I 1)1U­ ' a t thi• low prl('fi. Regular $5. 98 Plaid and Plain Regul1r $ 1 .29 Famous Values to 49c Yard GOP Will Step Up Attack . BARGAINS FOR EVERYONE? THIS IS THE SALE ALL SOUTHEASTERN OHIO WARS FOR% Regular 49c yd. MIii Lengths Fnday. Hlli laday -. lff ► ..,_ 11-ZI. Target: Kennedy Oberlin Will Sale Starts Thursday, February 9th '" S K I R T L E N G T H S _,..,, ,l Future Key To Growth Out They Go, • Odd Lots • Short Lots Save • Soiled Goods e Few Of A Kind Shop Aasort-nt Plain Color w,: mu Dnoied To Tia. Inure.ta Of The Mri•••Muon .4r• BARGAINS FOR EVERVONE? SORRV, NO PB ONE, MAIL or C.O.D. ORDERS, PLEASE? 6 Only Plisse Dusten · · . . · . . . . · . . · · $ 1 .00 IEE ent1ne - .- ,..,.., ,_, .... ,.,..,.. ..... ....,. , Aluminum quality merchandise for your..tf, your family and your homo, at the lownt prlc., ol tho I e a1 y ------------------------- ��-:-:-:� �--------------::-::-:�--:-:-:Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, Feb. 9, 1961 VOL XU NQ, 3•· k PEI COPY at Stiffler' s, 1 J. l �- .., $1 '.44 2·'' Men's & Boys' Odd l,ol Slipper Sox ---- IOI • Reg. $2.99 Ladln' SWNlwl --- $1 .M f 8- cow, Lo­ /I � -. lllvre Mllld, owned by Ed­ _, &uab, �- bu compleled • � HIR pradudJoo ..., on!. the Alnerlton � E �J�� • - .,..,. ._..,tfliiC -lo /:' -it; Qui, bore. . . wu for IUII I ,lllll: ...i ... pouncio , Iii .:d, •• tn tlmoo for 11111 dQf wlllll on 1-1. 'lb' of. llclll productbi ,«ord w11 11111«olwd bJ Ohio lllale Unlwer1lt,. Truly lxcepti-1 Bu'fll dillJ V1lu• to $10,95 WOMEN'S DRESS�S dlll'iDC -•••I Hi-'f Gift Items, Values To $1.00 ---- SO. , , 4 Only Men's Winter Jackets, Val. to 7.95 • .. • - One ble raclt filled with bNulllul Wlnte, Dro..... Nn you CUI uve more tha:a ball Doya. Rou•h'• 'Maud Ha■ Millt Record Odd Lot � h - · .,:;...ttenc1•U&btihe..,.,. oncl drmle .ORIGINAL QOMJi'ANY? - This la a copy of a yellowed-with-age picture of the Middleport Volunteer Fire Vlrainlll """· Company believed by 118 owner, Mn. James' Murray, Grant-st, to have beef! taken about 50 yean ago. She know, ·"·'-..rn_ � 111d � on�,!'!lf. ber.�tlt li.l!S�!t�, Wl/!l ls_ lhlt4 II"Qm le.It In the middle row. Fire company member■ today iilrl1 ' �,' But wlitQlo be'lleve UiJ1 maybe tlie COl"!)anv soon after Its organlza lion as tradition hat It that uniforms were �u•chased · lll!led Ill � pw,cb ol rolD shortly afterwards, and the firemen above ate not uniformed. ldentlllcallon -of the men in the picture 1s invited. 11'4 llecl Anchor-Pomeroy:,_. �: ' ... .R.�i;s!!!JliJ! . f, it ' . ' ' I 'i· • ' ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource February 8, 1961 voss