http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/3fc2075f9c28f5bbcdb3dbdad6abc8fc.pdf dcb573647f476d6cfe2d538fb7f813d8 PDF Text Text ... ' .- ' .' ' I • • • at y .e Jdlre.llh l "'~ en tin ~~~- '---'E ~~- ~ 1111'.. -~·-· ....... .~;; . '. ' .~~-.------------------------------~-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~~t POMEROY.MIDDLEPORT, OHIO WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1965 FIVE~ VOL XVI ,NO. 230 --------------------------------------------------------at !LBJ Would End nota Rule In the WORLD nasses ,·n lllas·o n WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Johnson asked Congress today Cor a major overhaul' of U.S. immigra<'OLUMBUS - OIDOANS lion laws. He propOsed abolishing the 40-year-old system spent $%411 million ror ;iquor in · of national quotas which be called "incompatible with 1964, 5.53 per cent more than PT. PLEASANT _ The Special School Levy passed our basic American tradition." the previous year, Stat~ Liquor 1in Mason Count~ yesterday by 72.91% according to un· Johnson's special message to Congress carried out his Control Director Dona.d D. 1official returns. ruesday's levy was the first 100% levy State of the Uruon pledge last week to seek an immtgraCook repc)l'ts. [voted on In Mason County. The current levy which ends lion law "based on the work a man can do Sid not Cook said the final S8le lis- July 1 was an 85 percent levy. where he was bern or how ht; spells llis na~e:" . ure• wl! t244i,IS4,7~ lasl year, Voting was Jignt. with only 28.8 2 per cent of the regis- . Here are htghllghta of PreSident Johnson s tmmtgraa 112.5911,877 Increase over 1963. rered voters turmng out. Mason County bas 13,960 re- ~~~~ message.: . " Retall •ales at state stores gJstered voters. 1'he unofficial tabulation showed 2934 A change " nee<led In our Umted States. arcot~nted for 1172,557,3ti7 OJ' persons voted for the levy and 1090 against in the 41 /laws dealing with lmmigratlon Preferen<·es 11 Sale Begins Wednesday Morning, January 13th At 9:00 A.M. All Sa lei Final -No Exchaneea - No Returna 71.8 per cent of the total and precincts. Jr.l4 . Four president! have calltd at- "First preference under the WE're up 5.19 per cent or about The required passage by 60 of Education to Issue bond~ to . tention to serious defec-ts in bill would be given to those 18.5 nnl1ion from 1963. per cent of those voting fai~ed ~mplete and equip the new ! thi!i legislation. Action. is long wi.th the kin~ of ski!ls or atin only siX of the 41 prec!ncts- Junior High now instead of ver : overdue .. .I urge that tt be ar· tamments wh1eh make the adWASHJNGTON-H~USE R':- Mt. Flower, Letart, Union, Elrr.- . ihe thrH year levy period corded priority consideration." mission especially advant,geous , AREA FHA Supervisor Milton Roush. right, w·iiJ act as county supervi~r In ~11 pubhea"' are draflmg thelf : wood, Cliton and Arbuckle. In 1 The new levy will gram t<achKey Reform 1to our society." 1area un til a replacement is named to succeetl William J . Brown , left, who IS rellrme. own health care plan m an et- 1the ''for" and "against" co:. , rs f the eounty an approxl "The principal reform called ! Transition • 8 fo~l to check ~he steamroJler ' umn , the against carried in j mate $30 increl'.se 88 well 88 for is the elimination of the ··Transition to the new svstem[ drave for President Johnson's only two precincts.; Arbuckle l a pay increase or bus drivers, lnational origins q~ota syst~m.. would be. gr~dual , over a Jive- : ey~ proposal. . . , and Elmwood. lianilors and other regulaslv iThat system Is mcompattble year penod . I..; The ~imstra.tton s measure : The 100 per cent levy will ] employed Jlhool personnel: wiiJ with our basic American tradl- 1 . Safeguard• 0 provide hospital and nurs- provide an estimated Sl,6tiR,520 provide free textbooks ror ' lioh ." I '·In order to insure that the 1 William J . Brown, Supervisp ftunily ht>rd Along with that sPrvice to part time farmen m.r horne care_ for the .elderly ror schools during the fi'if:a1 grades one through ~ine, imp~ · Quota Problem !nt"w system would not impo-;e ior ol five counties. ~·armt>rs hH~ cornt' tht' bulk hmk cool- and mort' recently to rural res1· under Social Security ~y- years or 1965, 1966, and 1967 proving transportation faiiliti>:>s "Violation of this tradition by I undue h~rdship on anv of our iHome Administration, " turns in er. sanitary mtllum' parlor, dt'nl s for the purpose of new tt>ml 1 ready 8,ppears headed and will provide for the irnmed- and for the ronstructing, equip- the National origins quota sys- ~lose allies by suddenly t·urtailp ihis ke-ys" as he takes retJre· pipe lme mtlkt'r. etc. all hi?, nr tmproved homes. :a most certam passage. ~ut iate completion of the new ping, furnishing, repairi'lg and tern does incalculable harm. mg th.eir emigrati~n. tt.e bill lment after 15 }'ears of service .investmli'nts. And mitk prire:~ The office now servea G~li1. R p.n:oh:l' W· B~es, Wts., Point Pleasant Junior Hi g h i Additions to many county school The procedurt''! imply that men au.t?orazes the PrestdP.nt . . to here in Galli a . Meigs for the ta the farmer Wt'nt down and Me-1gs. Lawrence, Jacksoo and ~p :u •can on the Ho~e Sehoul by allowing the Board I buildmgs. and women from some coun- utlltze up to 30 per ('cnl of the Iunited States Department of down . Vinton counties and bas becoou: ~ys h Means Com~ittee, said trie! are, just because of wherP. quota numbers <tva1lau!e m any i Agriculture agency. . . ; Ht' had lo bt>rnmP mort' f'ffi · at·iuHJJy more of a housing thall ay 1 e w~s preparmg analthey come from, more de.slrable ~ear for the purpose ot r~~lorp l Farmers Home Admimstra- cient in m <HI.'t' wa ys just lo farm agency. This, Brown aga~ :~ale:~~ WOUld ~resent the ! • • cilizens than Otherl.•• relation- mg C.Uls IDi:lde by 1he. ~ew S~~· 1 tiOO iS the lending agency of ." ll :" VIVe . f>Oill! S. OUt, ·-S~WS ?ill' rapkf ~ -membe~~· enttre House with a number of counp ter_n .m the quota e~tanl_tshed by the Department to assist farm· , In 1!:150. tf <1 tobacc~ growt>r changmg pop~atu)l~ ' plctu~e.. Wt ' lp. tries and hence tht turress of Iex1shng law . thas bdl would ers to better their ~ituation and used :JOO lbs. ol ler!Ih?.er and art' bel'Offillll industr1ahzed our foreign policy, il needless- I ~t alt~r in. any_w:ay th~ mar.!y efficiency in ; he"'e rapidly ;got 1200 lbs. per acre, he was whether we realiZ! il or not. THE TENNESSEE MOUNly impeded b)' thil proposition." limitations m extstmg law \•ttich changing times. ahead of !he limes. Now, 1f Many farmers baYe beeomt tnirf ,~ty of Chattanooga TuesWa•ted MJUt -prevent an influx t.f un!.l~s1r- B'rown came to thi~ u:'t>4:1 in he does not dnuhlr tha1 m an emplo.ved full time and th~ fazn. day lallnched one of t.1r S·mth '~ ''The quota system !las otbrr abl~s and '!!ale~uard our people 1early 1950. G-r~at adv_ances have average yf'ar, lw l'i noi kPt>p- ~ ly dnf's the. farm. work, or lt l1 firM disegregatlon instruction gr&\l defects. Too orten it ar- aga~nst .en~s1~e or unregulat - been made m agncuJture m mg up . Just a subs1stance rural ho~e. progr:a. . for teachers. Chatta- The man who ought to_ bit~arily denies us Immigrants ~ ed amm1grat10n' 1 tho~ years. . When ~rown_ ('.amt~ to t.he Mr. and Mrs . .~kown plan lo nooga ltso named the first ~poke .to 8 . session have outstandinl and soreIn dairying for mFta~<·e_ .20 local . offtce, ( •.alia and Me1gs rl:"mam in G~lbpolia where 1 NeJtO ._the Rev. H. H. Bat- the First Umted needed taleats and skia8. 1 ,cow!! in 1950 was a ra~r stze roun~1es were Jt:; temtory and th e~. havE" resided, ~ill& cpme tie -' ,tO \he city ~~. board. ~~rch of Mlddlepo~! · on not believe thla i• either , herd •nd 7500 pounds m1lk per serv1ees was extended tu tull to lt ke. the. community. They ~~~f which h~~gan a tlell of an Elder. IOYernment or gl)od : mw a good average. Now that IJ~lt' fam1ly farmers on!~·. As are. actJve ,.J;n - ~a~l· P<'tqlul Jchool cleoegr"'Jatlon " He !LEider J. H. 1:!'~1•· •tyfl" row is a cull anclthe herd !Ins type of farmer became t.attons, In · tlif. i·\ljithocilst ~ja 1962. will set up a has complelfd over 50 New lnllliiJr•"•• Polky ! isize has doubled in an <fhcient fewer the agency extonded 1ts •Continued On Pa1e ~~ " labOratofy center" to train In the role of eldfr. ''To replooe the quot.:.l sy~o;lf'm, ' . · - - -- ---- -- ···----·· -- --~.. - -. ----- --- I ! EAS~ QUICK SELECTION! CONNIES --CHARM STEP-- HEEL HUGGERS --POLL PARROT, STACKS-- HI HEELS-- MED. HEELS-- FLATS-- SHOP EARLY II .ePatents esuedes Hi Heels e Mocko -Croco ·e Leather Medium Heels eBiack eGreen eRed eGreen eGrey 1 Restgns • as Board NameS Mr. Downing ::;hni~:~pr~l!,:::l~~ a~~i: ' Its Chairman :~a=~th ::~:,.~ work du~!~~ h~ r~::n:! ••. ~~;.~ eTwo-Tones eGree n eRed eBrown Included of Sport Shoes group are suedes and leathers $2.87 $4.87 RANDCRAFT, HUSH PUPPY CONNIE SNOW BOOTS By Connie and VALUES TO SJQ.99 VALUES TO A FEW PURSES TO MATCH, NOW _ _ f Paris Fashion. $7~99 2.87 3.87 4.87 t price I $2.8 7 $3.8 7 - ,, HEEL HUGGERS ... . ~ ,;·• • ''l,l " •.. ' VALUES TO $9.99 SALE PRICE $5.87 I.Q . . ' ' . "" .' •( . > .. ·H<: ., r} . ·.: • '• .. ,- ... ~ . ; .. :? '' ,- '! ' ' '' .· .• ,) Soul heast Ohio I · 8 I 1 .. . l' -~ . .,_, ... -, • _l..,f,,.;1,· t.. •'I ...... , ·~·· ~yr.t:~iW.~,fg "': ...,'!l::,"" 11 •. f!!~. the sarn.e •• -{ yoyr h~~ Sew on y~M ca~pet at ,~~ifiEtt ·' &tlNi~~O~ERQY '. .. ~ .. . .: . ', ' ••• ., . ' :r I JWii . ' "': 'treiilit' Se~l.l~:•f9( c;f~ijt 9f li!)C)Jeum - POMEROY, Ot,IIO . ;:.."· We'll measure your · .quiCkly' a6~ ..~=orni~y ...:..And you can use our Sensible • ~ i. ·• · tjqr\;;~~ tfaine~(~e~ will prcperly ini1all your carpet • MAIN STREIT . •'' ,. :. ,.., ' ~. ;. Q~ote y,ou tt:le.j?r4;e ol the completed installa- floon·- ,. ... ... .. P.S. -Many New Numbers in Spring Styles Now In Stockl .. . . 5etect'th.e ( • t- you like - This is your opportun•ty to Save on Nationally Advertised Brands. Remember the date Jan. 13th, Wednesday Morning, 9:00A.M. ' Nation • 's Top presbytenan • ' Due Ill • GaII•tpo1•IS Marc h15 LegtsIat Ufe. At a GIance EllERHlDS iN··POMEROY . . . -.-.•\. ..CARPET YOUR FLOOR , ·• · r · · · · $5.87 Hartley &Bennett Shoe Store nmversary ! CARPETING r •··• One Group YOUNG MEN'S SHOES ti' • <. • • .. I 28 Pairs of Arch Shoes Outstanding ValuesVALUES TO $10.99 150 h A • · • Mr. NeutzIIn" • Tuesday DIes WALL TO· WALL ' 6.00 $7.00 '$8.00 $9.00 Undertakers Organize in I Size run 5'·" to 12 child 's 12 1-'.z to 3 Misses; Scamperoos and Poll Parrot. VALUES TO $14.99 I I 70 PAIRS CHILDREN'S SHOES !Children's & Misses) VALUES TO 6.99 or . Jts Directors 1 VALUES TO $9.99 Rust1er Suspect Pleads I Innocence Held ··n Jat"l pomeroy Ban k Renames a}} Are A Group Included in this --;~:.s;;;;:~"~' ~;;:' ! next birthday in March will slons based upon the advantag• l - Fast work by ringside KENOSHA WIS ONE · mark his 'l:lrd yeo• . . Ev•r. so, .. . (lo) our nation or lhe srills i Rodney Downing was elec-l·i doctors Tuesday nIght . . ' Graff· quadrupletil, ;~he could notan cut hJmself H•· 1"'"" ""P) GRATE · · ld Gloves . ' of thf· Rotlm entirely elder Jn of the 1mmtgrant, and the ellis- 1 f' d chan·rnan of th e boar d or d.I· ! U\'f' d a ~ uO en ' 88 the first such. multlpl@ birth in · words, he wanted to res••n of a close family relation- lreclors and president of the ooxer whose heart stop- 1 M . I T0 37 0 f Alb Rt 3 harged last Wiscol18in smce tiiO'I, died to- I " " ~ were named as alternales. ship between the immigrant and C11lzens Nalional Bank in Mid· , ped when he collapsed in arvm ' '"· · anv · · c dly, Kenosha Memorial Hospit- ~ an active elder. . . ! Tho annual ' who are already citiz•n• ldleport Tue~y at the annual the ring. But . Jerry Co· I week 1\'tlh gram! larce,m· Ill th~ alleged theft of a row al sald'. Mr. Grate has been active ml meetmg w1th election of offi· or permanent residents of the stockholders rneetmg. mo 17 was still unr.on- from lh (' rarm 01 AI \'In D.\'e. Ca rpe~~!..~·---~ 3-~!_l~~red a church :cers was announced 1or tonight . ---------Pau1 s · smart was e 1ec te<1 ••to'us to Tom appear_ed Tuf'sd. a~· be· nHtle rustling, . . The Infant, a ,girl, was the 1 all phases or the --...b th t' udad)l,· unable ., rl Ifort• .ludge Fr<tnk \\ P'lr1t>r, HBrold H811lp third born to the wife of the throughout hll life and has iT)le Rev. Howard Ruppelt will sec-retary of the boacd and ... , rea e an n" very r · . b d. carried his religious principles! ld d . he eeutive vice president. ,)(her of- ' II I dltio .. " was Jr. and was pla<·ed on 11.000 TICk. 34. AI any. id not go to maohlnlst Monday niRht. Death . . . . pres • an presentmg t slate , , Ileal ••,in b n. e hine . b<>nd p•nding a hearing Vriday . court yeslerday. He also il beeamo at 12:35 a.m. EST. The mto hiS commumty hie. of officers will be Mrs. Tewks-1 ficers are Harold E. Hubbard, ' ep a ve y a mac , .. h b nd T . h ld . . 11 babyl had "respiratory difficul- Mr.s. E. 0. Tewksbary ~a!.l bsry, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Harley. vice-president and cashier; Rose whleb pumped oxygen in- ·Failing to ~njiif t e 0 • om mg e 10 J& · u.... elected a delegate to the """'Mrs. Anderson, John FUltz. Hu- ' s. Reynolds, assistant VICe .' lo hlssystem. was returned lu the c·ounty ShArr~~~~~ :esday by wthe oto presbytery meeting to be ,hert Taylor, Russell Lyons, I .president, and Gene Grale.' Rlogside doctorl- and Jail. h · en.' .;]' M~nt wasch es· held Tuesday ;n Waverly, Mrs lcharle.s Peoples, J. H. Grale, ' assistant cashier. ambulance attendants ad· Another man charged wtl ~J :;~e;,.u·y larr~ .:~f DAYTON-N.\TION4L C.\SH .J. E. Harley, Mrs. Goorge And- , James Buchanan and Rober! Directors of the bank ar<• ministered closed hearl ! fldavit signed by Clifford Regl•ter Co. announced today erson and Mrs. Arthur Lewis ' Tewksbary. Mr. Downing, Mr. Smart, Mr.j massage during the five· s 'th hlch WI tol an Instantaneous computerized - ----- -~---All dlrectoro were re-elected . Hubbard, Robert L. Coats, Ber-' minute ride through the : mi 1~ w se 8 e 1 customer<' data service lor •t the annual meeting of the, nard V. Fultz and RoseS. Hey- cold night to South Side : wheel . hre and tube valued at 1 banks. t stockholders held at the PI>'TI- nolds. Mr. Smart reporled that Hospital. A h 0. pI I. I I• WISe "'" ~ppear m COWJiy The system, to be introduced eroy National Bank Tuesday the ba'k exfl"rienced ··a good •pokesman oald the boy's co~rt later this week •. In New York in the spring and •afternoon. year.~ and also announced pur· hearl was funetioning but • ' lhe ?nly other case ~Judge e::tended later to Pittsburgh. Directors re-elected were Dr ,chase of the Reed property be· I he eould not breathe 00 ~ p:~~er s :':tf~esterday wat 1 ' Jam Chicago, Boston, Los Angeles R. E. Boll-e, Alfred M. Elber- •hind the bank building which I bls own. •. appearanc• .lnd San ~rancisco, wlll enable feld, Edison Hobstetter, . War- will be used for customer park· -'1-~""''·~ .. ~.,.%~~.-.-.-. , .,..:. . -"•;.. SPcrelan· of State- Ted w. :,:m c~~rs: :!-! 1~~to ~~~:. any depositor or cuslomer to dn ren Pickens and ELDON Week •. ing. Brown today gra. nted a non·proH f' ed • nd Mr Ho"-lette · · lance. e was m · .10 a hi s bank'ng a I any teller •I cage tm · r was re-e 1e cted b H . ..,. fit corporal ion charter to Southat any branch wlthool waiting The Number One Presbyterian in the nation will chairman of the board. I • J~ n ellger, 8 ' ' leastem Ohio Funeral Servi<'<'s. ' costs. lor deposits or other transac- 1keynote the !50th anniversary celebration of Galllpolis' l. Mr. Hobstetter reported the Damaged hy Fire DieS on Tuesday ' Incorporated. Gallipolis. . •. . !tons to clear by mail, messen- First United Presbyterian Church at a banquet March 15 hank had another increase '" , Approximately $400 darn· Funeral services tor Juhn The corporation is forming to Fne Overload · I" or telephone messase. in the Washington Elementary school cafeteria. busmeos during the year He age was caused tothe Ed Spen· JHeitger .. 87 . yho died Tu•.sday , "Ertrct a thorough organiz•· , Charges Filed He is Dr. Edler G. Hawkins, New York City, moder- said total assets Increased over I cer home on Ma~..st m ~td· : mghl , Will be held F'rada\1 at tion of funt•ral directors m Five truck driwrs ehargeQ ator of the General Assembly of the United Presbyterian I $2M,OOO ~0 nearly $7.000.000. In dleport Tuesday mght by !lfe.•3 p. m. at !be Ewi~g Cllapel 1Southrastern Ohio." :with overload were cifA!d to Church in the United States of America. commenting ~ depoSit.. Mr., Middleport Volunteer f Iff· ' with burial in the Ches!" cem- r Initial trustees art llarcnce Meigs COI'hty CIIUJ'l Tu,sday l' March 15 is the exact sesquiH~~stelter said. , men were su~moned at 7.~ ! etery bestdt> h•s late wife DG- J . WatJgh. RIO S~rond Ave .. Gal- by the Gallipolis Post Stute Ct"ntennial o( this church. The! Our deposit structure d.ur- p. ~ · They said f~e blaze was! ra Frank Heitg~r. : lipolis i who is also listed as . Highway Patrol first religious society in this lng 1964 reflected . the growmg confined to the attiC and there He was a rehred farmer of ~ Statutory Agent), Ralph ~lar' They were Robert Crothers , old French City was organiz- t ~mportance of sa~mgs deposits : was no damage to .the conp , Bedford township. SurviVing tin . 913 St>rond Ave_, GaHi[X'Iis ; 149, Middleport; Tbo~ King, Funeral serviees for Norman , ed March 15, 1815, nearly 25 ~n domest~ ban~mg. Our sav-: tent!i of the home .smre sal- ~ ATe three daughters. Helena j Henry Ewmg. 108 Mulberry Av .. 25, Pomeroy ; Roy NeWell 36, William Neutzling, Pomeroy, ~ yt>ars after the landing of the/ .ngs deposits Increased ~ver, vage covers ~~re used on tj,e , Conner • Haze . I Throckmorton, l Pomeroy ; Vrnxm H. McCoy. ' CheshiN:!; Bernard GiikeY' 38, who died Tuesday evening at IFrench 500, the original set· $150,000, _making Mal savtngs furniture. Ongm of the blaze a~d Mrs. Ralph Cha". all of Main St .. Vmton. and Robert ; Middleport, and Oareace Cline, Meip General Hospital, will be .. .,,. , (Contmued_ On Page 2) --- has _""!_been determmed. _ _ l Columbus : mne grandchildren, ~ Coats. 261 South Second Ave., ,51, Middleport. Etirl €Bidwell. held Friday at 2 p. m. al the 1 "Di-. Hawkiru, S6-year _ old • 1 . and 15 great grandchllurfn.! Middleport . · , 36, Gallipolis. was. also cited F.wing Chfpel with burial ihl P"stor ol St. Augustine Presby- I Fnencls may call at the funeral , The articles. were filed by to Meigs County Court on 1 d• 0 t1iO family lot at Beec:h Grove terian Church .In the .. Bron~. ~ i home at any t1me_._ Halliday and Sheels. Galhpohs. lfective muffler cbqe. Cemetery. The. Rev . Melvin AI- wao the orgamzlng mmJSter m COLUMBUS tUPIJ _ 1'uesda •1 J 1 111 11 : , I ktre will offic!Bte. 11938 o this church. Starting aetloo 11 a lance· Y rna or eg a ve Diret'IOI'l! Nam.-d Rat'in .. Home Bank I He operaled the Neutzling with 9 charter members ii now I · B . Racint' Bank ACCEP'11NG. AID Coal Company for many years ha! over 1,000 member!, multiBill• lntrodu•ed·. HOUSE D~1rectors of th e Flf.st Na1.wn- Names Diret'tors Donatlonsheue be!lll IICeepted . . ._ . . to rover t costs of n=pairs to until hll ~rement. raHctall anthd mflrstultiiNingual. hold - H.B. %3, allowing IICbool dlotrlrltt to lran•pnrl I al Bank of Racine were electPd , b Dk~rectorsedor the Racme Home the MI. Olive church caused Survivlors Ipclutle two eons, e 8 • egro to prlvale and parMhlal achool ttudeott to and from at a stockholders' meeting at an elect 111 • rect"nt meet· b f Sunda Tlteo Neutzllng, Middleport, the position of national. m9'1erIOhool. · lhe bank Tuesday altornoon. · ing of the stickholders . were Y/ Ire . and Richard Neutzllng, Pome- ator, and he waa the VICC!-mnd- H.B. 20, lncreasln~ the tlren(th of the Ohio High- 1 They are J. Dillon Cross. Vera M. Beegle, pre'l<ir·nt : ute n~one d;'~,. to con::fO!'; lhrft dau8h!PI, Ml'l. Ar- erator in lt!G. way Patrol. I Earl Cross, w. A. Orr. f"rre- Charlrs Hayman, chamnan of Doug!: Circle Cli' &he :a..;. \ line Swisher. Middleport: Mrs. Aa •Ice • moderator he rep- H.B. %9, Increasing the teacher untl factor of land Norris, Clarence Price the board . J. W. Weaver. sec· ·er Willard PI ' ' MOdred Wells, Pomeroy, and rt'sented the United Presbyterthe ll~hool foundation program from .1,700 per unll ' and Eber Roush. Officers nam. · retary of the board; Charles '! ' ...,0 d IOU. A~~at~ • Vlrsene Bahr Ft Lauderdale, lan Cbureb In the U S A at per yeer to *2,400. ed were J Dillon Cross presl 1 David Yost. vieo!-pre.•ident. and y ..., llllllph wao ca....,.. w I Fla.; 10 ,crancJc:bldren, ' · · · · • · · · ·d ·the chore three the lnaufllll"alion of the lode- preachins missions In Puerto - H.B. 3!, eliminating the dlreet notice require- I dent; W. A OtT, vice-president; Roy D. Spencer, VIce-pres~ •nt. : _·_______ 1 l biblben, Raymond and RoQand pendent oation of Nigeria and R1co. meat on liquor permit applications within 500 feet of Fretland Norris, cashlor , and Other directors are Carroll R. ~ both of Pomeroy, ond Clarenc.• In ·a deputation to the Presby- A member of III' board of IIChools, eburehes, ete. ' Harry Douglas, . assistant cash- Norris, and Alb<rt Hill, Jr. SQUAD CAIJ..ED of Cheoter: four sisters, Ruth terlan mission In the Camer- directors of New Y~k'a Unloa[. Resolutions introduced: ier. '·' Pomeroy emerfll!llCY IQII8dKtrr, .Middleport: Louise Me- oon. · Theological Seminary, from ; ..,... H.J.R. 6, 8, 9, all •alllng for aooual legislative LODGE TO MEET men were tailed at 1:16 p.m. \ ,Eihlnney, Middleport; Mrs. UU- The moderator hit• aerved his , which he recei$1 ·hts B.D. de- • oe11ions. LOCAL TEMP.S Virgil Walker, worthy ma9- •Tuetday to tbll Sam Lewlo fHI. i4a Role, lndllllll, Pa., and Mra. ctenomlnalloo aa secretary Dr. Haw~ ,has tbe . B. . SENATE I 1:he temperature In Po<~•roy's ter of Shade River Lodae 4r.:l,l denco at \llirflsomrtlle where lh l!etk~lmer, Worthifttton. the commlsaloo Dlnellgion and A. degree and the bonorary D.' Re10lutlon adopted: . ~ buolness district at JUO a. m. IF • AM, has announced • •Walter Kina wu .111. Be, J'rlenda, may call at the tun- race, and has represented the , D; dep from Blaomfi~ld tN. - S.R.l. setltn• two-yeu lerm for elerk at anaual [' tocla) ·was 10 delf... under / meeting Thursday . Jan. 14. All · taken to Vlterau l4emDrial ' !~om~! any lime. !United Prellbyterlln Cburcll ill' .(Continued On P'l• 2) 1 1alary of U5,0QO. clouded skies members are invited. lhospital,, I Also e Otler eBiack Turns Ill ' Active Elder eOtter e Black J H Grate 00 Connie-Charm Step Paris Fashion Flats and Sport Shoes Low Heels superVISOf K tre 'SROES DISPLAYED ON RACKS FOR 1. Finds 40-Year·Old System Anti-American Traditions 'First 1 OOftjo Levy I I I ' '' 'I oflll!"e· ~ ;11' •· . .r 6.«\.!Vii'"f.il", ' 'ttcl ,l~ N; . . \·r. 1 / 'l i ~' ()n_ l"ii~ '.1 ~illlt ·• ol t I S,IIJJO, :e •• �f ( aa.Dally Old Couples I Molp Geaeral Hospltol • ADMISSIONS - Clytie Ter- Share LI'vi'ng rei Rutland; Norman. Neutz... ~ Sent!n•l. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 _._J~. 13, 1965 , 1 I William M. Rur1' Ito ., If Buried Monday • MUST CAJU\Y NAMES TmmE FINED Three flReo werelevlpl by ni&ht ·m Pomeroy Charlo. Leger's oourt. Ills Seyler :12 Pomeroy fined $10 a'nd ~sts for ' . E p operatton, lmo terce, Long Bottom, $10~, coats three days m J~ll f~ DWI, COWdENT!I ON DRAFT WASifiNGTON (UP!) - Lt. Gen. Lewls B. Hershey nationa! draft dtrector, aays that Americans have "got enough sense to know Wt can't get along without" the S.tecttve Ser . !I m VIce sv e · .newst;"" ' Hershey told at;il\. ence '1\lesday v.all COLUMBUS (UP!) military COIIIC!liptiotl'is· 1111J Ohio Supreme Court today up-1 Last rltes were held Monday "practical way" "' prootdt IS held a ltate nlllng that funenl In Rut ed I homes must carry the names of I at the MUes Cemetery .. maQpower for the arm orcel. ling, Pomeroy, Plloebe Thomppersons who are licensed funt!l'- land for Wtlltam Morton RUJ!", He aald 'we can't get people IU son, Pomeroy Tim Neu12lmg, MIAMI BEACH <UP!) - r.l dtreclors. ' age il<l, who pas<ed away any other way." Middleport , Sam Yates, Ra- Spoktosmen (or semor Cltlzensl 7 at his home m Tallmadge. cContinued F'rom Page 1) ctne sa1d Tuesaay there are hunBedfast for two years he had Chureh. and Brown has been I niscHARGI':S- Earl Roush. 'dreda of old couples living to- DOAR APPOINTED been an emploveo of the Good· a~~terBo~~O 8r:;;:" ~·rl~~·, ~:::; \If" B • secretary of the llolary tub Middleport , O.an Pullms, gether In MtamJ Beach with· I year Tire & Rubber Co . and ~he "~'"ce and ~ and cools i'l N o w O p e n For usaneS$ fm severa l vt>a1\'; , Pomeroy; Dess1e Patterson. , aut benef1t of wedlock WASHING~N (UP)) John was a member of the Tall· a ~xlcation char e The Browns art> nationally Pomeroy; Cornehus Rife, MiU· But It 's not a matter of Hv- 1Doar, a Justice Department o~· madge Method1st Chu:Ch. g · 0 known as breeders of ~dger- dleport , Mabel Cleland. Ra- mg in sin In the autumn ofltctal, was nommated bl Prest· Surviviors include hi! moth· a:~!~~~ll Miller's H o m e e s t a u r a n . lgar~~ (parrakeets to mosl of cine: Amanda Parker, Miners- their lives but Instead a platon-1dent Johnson Tuesday to su~ er, Mrs. Alma Rupe, Rutia.nd; Veterans Memorial Ul and thflr aviary entertams ville tc and pension arrangement to I ceed Burk~ Marshall as ""lsi- hiS wife, Angelm• . a son Btlly. ADMISSION - Mrs. 6 AM to 8 PM Dolly-8 AM to 8 PM Sbnday , visitors from all over the lshare the cost of liVing, the ant attorney general 1~ ~harae and two brothen, Gerald, of Garnes, Dexter; John Unlled Stales They wtll contin• 1 spokesman hastened to • ·". of the civil rights dlvls•on. Mar- Bradburv and Wayne of . Yu- Mtddleport. ~~~f~~;.:ll Qwne~s· ue that hobby and their work I "When I see them holding shall reSigned reoently. rna, Arizona, and a twm SJster, DISCHARGES - . MIDDLEPORT, 0. m the NAtJOna l Society or , hands In church 1 don't feel r Mabel 01 Akron He wa, pre· Beaver, Racme ; Davtd N. SECOND STREET . ~ F p I) Jhete ts any ,.;_ .. the Rev /dent of the Florida Council Iori ceded' In death by his father, berg, Racme , Dottle breeders Brown has been, for some years , lh" treasure- of (Contmu rom age Benjamm Schumacher, pres~ the Aging, said. Willi.am Worley Rupe. Pomeroy. this NatiOnal Socle"" and JS J I College also an accredited Show Judge. One of his predecessors fills work has taken them over moderator was the late lhe United Stales from New Hugh Ivan Evans, Day,t;aonlllpolls iJ Jersey to California, as wen as was pastor of the -.. : Florida, Ne" Orleans. Texas, church 1912-17. and many points m between. ----Brown humorously observes thai the local Farmer Home Ad· ·minlstratlon office 1s to become a two man off tee now that he is retiring I . This. however, i~ nere~sitated by the anticipated extra1 (Continued From Page 1) work that w1ll come as a re- 1depos1ts at the year end suit of the Economic Opportun· $3,000.000. ity Act and the assistance that I/ "Allhough the bank is 93 Wlll be avatlabl.' wH1f', 1t Tl11~ old, we have only had sa•vint!' I .. ·. -w 111 become fact a!; soon as 1arrounls sinet" 1947, wh1ch ·qualihed personnel can be mdicatJve of the sustamed Retails effectlve thru Jan. 16 In Middleport-Pomeroy .:found and trained te1est m savmgs on the part ~f An immt>d 1atf' repli:lcement ror our new and old customers Brown 15 now 1r lrwnmg ilnd order lo employ thetr «trnluEJ II •WHl br hr re pt•rmanently Jn funds profitably'' I ' 8 few Wf't'ks Tht> annual meeting of :he ln the mtenm the A1 ea Sup- 1 board ol directors was held liD· I ervl-•or will r-arry on the work , rnt>dl.'l.lel\ after t~e stock hold- ~ of the off1re F'armers Home ers meetmg ar wh1ch the pres I Admtnlo.;lr,J!IOn wtl l heve lhe ent otf1oers Edtsun Hohstelrespons1b11lty to extt'nd th:s rer. prestdent, Richard Cham- 1 FULL assistance to rural res1dents m hers vlt't! prPsJdent, manv wol\'s Snrm• of ::r"f' ~dl )\.nfflth, ca~h1er: George 5. 1 CUT ~J1cludeo a« ~ ist;m{'e in eslabh~h- HobsiPtter ass1stant cash1er; I \nq or 1mnrovm.l!; themseh. r~ m Lera K Jont'S, as~1stant cash-: small ramlly bwnne5S enter- ier ; William J Hobstett~r, BONE-IN pric;es perhAn<: nol even ron branch m:-magt>I,. and E~:ltth 1 WELL TRIMMED _ _ lb. hected with farmm~ . W1l l1ntnson. ass1stant branch , ' 1f mav al<.:o he assJst;mce m manager of the Rutland ofl1ce, ~!!tablishing farm cr•operatives were all re-plected I Uf some tyne marketmg or bu\'- Mr Hobstellf'r ~a1d "all of ing or both us 1dent1fled With the Pomeroy Brown wac; instrumental In Nntu•nal bank are JU:'itl~ proud having th 1s arra dl:'rlared a dts· of 1lw bank's 93 year h1story of a~ter ~rf'll last vNlr 1 tfll\:1 :1 ' IU "f'n H'f' to the pe0plc ot the ar09 PORTERHOUSE STeAK_ lb. B e e f Rump 9 9 c STEWING BEEF tb.69c ally) and exiPnston has bern rt:"· c<1 we a1e prtvilrge-d lo .<it'rve ('llM'~trd due 111 lht> IGM season. It 1<; ~~ tr 1hut P to ou1 predt>t't:!S· 7hts enables F'a1 mf'rs Home ~ors thnt lht>y ver)' eCirly esROUND STEAK lb. 9Sc Sirloin Tip ROAST _ _ lb. 9 9 c GROUND ROUND ste•k tb. 7 5 c Admtnlstr 1!1r "!1 11l t ''f'n I F'.m- t<~bhshcd a tundaml'ntnl pohry ergencv Crf'dlt at low rates Lo wh1ch ha s lx'<'n adhered to ovrr fl,1r 1m•;" hfH l 111' n\ tl,P r' r oughl. thr~f' m.-)1'1)' \'eAr~ wh1ch was ROUND STEAK tb. SSe CUBE STEAK lb. 9 9 c BRAUNSCHWEIGER lb. 3 9 (. , %ts not onlv hl:'lps the farm - to staff the bank w1th caJJable II ef but <:f'r \ r~ l0 keep hllYI m pt>npiP wl10 undPrSIHnd the bysmess Thus, h1s oth~r cred- w1shes of rustomer s and are STARKIST JANE PARKER MARVEL BUTTERSCOTCH MARBLE ltt~rs mav :w I t' ! •ld lhf•lr al- .; ; ensl llVP tn tht-' 11 p1 olrl rm ~ and ternative would br Lo ('lose lllm experfalhlll" thus oro1 11~ 6 out at h1s ;md tlwlr loss l<iST and t'fle<-t!Vt: solullons to 1Bruwn has made mme l aon ~ tht'lr brmkmg ploblt·m~ for constnH'I TIIn ol n1 w hou ses · Whtle tuUi.i\ h.rl/lkllw ~ ~ .nore Light Moat 1f2-gal. than any o1 the other 26 Farm- romplt>x, and uur b;mk serves 1-lb. 4 Varlotin er!l- Homt> Admmtsll Clll~m of '11ill t' people than t''ver be lore. carton loaf Chunk Styl Rog. l7c fices in the Slate He thmks one flue: samf' pollrv mollvares rarh wOuld be surp11sed 8f how rna - of us to hrmg the hest possible ~ ~ 01 houses are s~:attcred over servrre tu uur customers. · \lr 5c CLARK OR NESTLE JANE PARKER ICED CAKE I Hobstet~er- conducted - - ·aiJ ' • • . i.JUperVIsor • • Key Turnmg ~an. I I I Presbvterian k~kl ~ersuy ton~ghi ~~.:! os~0-1 t r~nner: KENNY & AUDREY MILLER, t~o~al J JHE DAILY- SENTINEl 1 f;a]lta .1nd \'r1gc:. rnuntlf'S In OlvOTEL ro tNTIE~f51 Of parllcular, !hat were or are MEIG~ MASON AReA !'nn.;tru('ted bj mean<: of F'~rmrrs Hune AdmmJ<>Irntlon llfhlrCI S Ow•n f'ullfl1hlr i long 11me, low mterest loans. Ch••t.r Thann•hlll ldllor Thesr wrrr mstanrrs that no ...... ~ •fte•"""" nu 11• one el se could fmanl'e and by ••;:m;:;n;rhl On•o 11 • 11 •~ Pullllltl re;;son ol tins assistance t ' 10 Mecftan" it """' oruo B"""•" own pr.on• tax paymg home owners and 1-211~ Echtorlat llllon• w' 1 a rea l a<:: ~ i It ) ~h e area • , UcDftd clan <nail•noO Bt> ')3\ S 'lt· ran Cite many 11 tn• po.t off•c:• •' Pom••oy. mslan{'f'S whrrr thrtr monthly ::~··:;~~".~ i, •mPa•t •nc. J•.: pavmrnls a1 e Iess t han tl1ey Na~~~o .,., •., c.,, .... h;](t been paymg as rent •• Brown ha~ been the guest of hh co -workers over the state who have presented h1m wrth ... .,, .... n., •• ~., .... , ... ~....... 1 watch an.! ·w~L · 1Sht·'> to-, ~-;;;,·,.;~ """iiG montn u 30 8 ' wards a long ret1remenl Many DG !In monlll• v.ho have benefitted from Ius *fc»w •adv1ce and counsel ha\ie wnt 1' Many Wear ten or personally thanked htm >L::JIC. and w1shed !urn well and mvlt- 1 ed h1m to rome see them now With More Comfort 1 Just tor " 'istt · Perhaps they still w11l ask I m ore I VICe . as hP has been the ''''"""·'' FA8- o':t:::;::... twmg 1 .......,."'• TEETH 1~;~··:~:~i~~?,~~· ~:~~i~:?1: and advlsor ~~ manyagricultural over the area for a 1 6 ~:~·· 89c Jar Cheaper By The S.gfull Freshlike CORN--SPINACH--BEETS PEAS & CARROTS 4 Your Choice MINUTE MAID 3 cans diet-rite cola G r a p e J e l l y A:!'GE _ Honey~:. ---­ 3 3 99C Black Pepper:;:":;·_ · _ •::~·49c Pe a n u t s AloPSPANISH - - -- 1-lb.39 pkf. INSTANT COFFEE 20c OFF :-;:·~·b•l _ _ ,!::: Imitation $1. 19 lor 10.01. LABEL - - - - - - - - - - - c Por k& Rinso Spot In Atlanti··" Co<>st "" League ~n:nt G.eo~gl~ tT~~h ri?·~B $5.00 or More THEY ARE VALUABLE! WE WILL PAY 112 CENT , EACH TO YOUR FAVORITE CHARITY ExcluaJve of Item• Exempted by Law EJ:ptre. Jan 18, l!H!ll 1'11 !:<>Ia. Unll MP'I Sizo 25c Off Labol ew Ca bbage Mushrooms ..a.= ,,._ __ T-- - · Crlap soud _ _ Fruh ' - - __ _ ..,.;P • lb. 4 9 c ---- - - · La~ I COI.LEG~ j t:;,· ~I HV~gh I lnt~rnaliooaJ E , £ · 5 Seco~d IO-Il. ' · 3 at~ac:.k DOES IT ... USED CARS ... AGAIN! Station Wagon Specials - 64 Ford Country Squire 4 Dr. Sta. Wag. 61 Chevrolet Corvair 700 Station Wag. 61 Comet 4 Door Station Wagon 29 B e a n s ••m••· .. " •• r...... " RADIO & T.V. c 60 Ford Country Sedan 4 Dr. Sta. Wag. I ... or Ap pIeS OhloR Gol4on Dollclov• - - 1 Baseball are Bitr Mystery SVAC Play to __.:::.: 3 9 c Fmh - - ' - - 1 1 !~~.SSe 21b. Tu~sda" O,ohhh, ·Resume Friday Syrup~:~. --=======~ n~n·l~ I La' cans 3 ""~l'l'.m'~-w I :"a Ann P•11• with Broccoli m-i~~~al~._.~:~on Chm·tot~e. a::· Delight or Ann Page a-~ a ;w . Ban ds on '65 ulll•£orms a;st!~::lena ~ U CLELAND'S T.V. 59 Ford Country Squire 4 Dr. Sta. Wag. 57 ChiYrolet 2 Door Station Wagon 14th ' tb.8C Robertson'~ Reds w·II wear Bl ack I :"too Grapefruit 5 N Ea~t 1 ~t'I'!S g~me :orga~ S~. ~~ ctolnfWPre~ceFfoe With th• PurchiM of King ~rer Donsl ORANGES Blue ~ut, 1 ell scored lO John Cullern Jed,55. I East ' ' Thurmond of the San F'ranc!SCO I """'' , <r,o '""'"'>$!' 'had a big job aettlng the the t'rusaders wtth 22. Joe / CATHOLJC- R. Cullem 1-J-I Upsala lOft Montclair St 91 ,yPn - The they Will. travel no.tl fro,n Warnor.'J and Terrv Dlschmgcr , ,InJured Tornado players back Whitlatch had 19 and Robert 15· Rodersheimer 2.0-4· Whit-. F if' ld I . Cmemnatl Reds wl/1 wear black Isprmg trammg With the Chu·a- t th D t I p ,· WILBERFORCE, Obio on their feet but t't appear. · • ar 1e 6J ona 58 1 b ds th 'f d Wh' . r o e e ro1 1s ons. U • CuiJ.em 15 /latC'h 8-3-19. J Cullem 94·22; Boston Coil 107 Rhode Is 105 an on elr ~ ~rm~:t urmg go . tte Sox ,or th .. 'o~lrth (f)•JI I PH- Centl':"'l Stale, Ohio's he Will accomplish the feat The Wahama Reserves nip- Durfey 4~1-9. Totals 30-9-69. Willi i the 1965 season m mbute to the , secutJVe season lonr unbeaten nllege basket- soon ------- - - MIT late , Fred Hutchtnson, the I The two rlub, w·'J p1ay single SMALL POLl. , ball team, ran its winning i1 1 811 l!t!t seasen 1 games Aprd ! al NEW YORK (UP II - r:1e sfrcok Lo 11 games ' ,. Tee I Newark SI &l Glassboro Sl 63 team p !I 'dmanager t B'll DeW'! 1 Nc 1 · L ·h ' I Northeastern 82 Coa•t Guard 80 lredest lehnt t tt al so re-i V. ;A Aplrt ' ~t yn~hbu< g, ' U "' I e d Press Inlet"" tonal nbelg t •t the "'P'"nse of W;t. 'y 1 vea a no -:me wll wear 1 a, pr1 10 at .omsvd,e Ky , I small college basketball ratmgs rfor<'e, 70-ti2, ahhh •.. &e87Brown55 Hthi 'ldN I U d I . I iRutge., 91 Delaware 77 d uc . o. un..;:rml:nd Aprt II a' lnJtanapoh•. Wilh lhP ftrsl-place VO!rl and JUSt what you're lOOking Wilberfor•·e took lhe lead In Tern le 78 Hofstra 6 ~ ur~g e . sea~n a a/ n . won-lost r~cords through Satur for. Find REAL ESTATE tht upening mJnutes, but CenP ,.. penod ot Silence 111nll be ob- DeW1tt al~o tnnounced tt.e da~ Jan !l, m pa•enthese~ fast in the By United Pres8 International 11th victory in 12 starts thl~ ~ ~wego ~t. 17 C.1rtland St 8!J served durmg tt.e pre - game isigning of pltci)er Marvm Ru 3team P'ts. tral tied 11 at ft-6 a"d went a· 63 61 YELLOW PAGES. Wake Forest had the Atlant1c season and its 18th straight Wenn MlhtaryR'd Swarthmore ceremom<"~ on ooomng dav, 1enbauer an t8-year-old right- ! 1 Evansville (J4l 111-01 q340 head 9-6 and led the rest of C 1 ET 92 C nl 01 agner 96 South Mond ay, Aprt'I 1"'· han ded p1tc · her from Holgate ,:' 2 Grambling 110-21 Where your fingers oast o erence top spot a II to success at home. The z~5 1 tbe way to a J0-28 margrn at itself but now, through no fault trailed 2$-23 Wlth less than four F/ DeWitt said plan!l also were Oh1o, to a contraf't w•th the J. Pan Amencan 111-21 2fl5 Intermission. do the walking. of its own, must share honors minutes remainmg in the first [ Fa. A&M 99 Ala. Sf. Olll_ 81 ; being made for a showcase with Peninsula farm club m the Car- · 4 Crsn Nwmn ( 1) ( 14-3, 149 98 I with another. half but went on a Sl'oring tear Wu~ma; t~f~rd ~~ .. ' photos, ~eplcting tile highlights l' olma League. Ht> had a 33-5 / 5 Sou Jllino1s (S-21 140 ' Wilber(nrce barged ahead 7 at 33--32 In the second half, Th e De acous eased by tnde- th&t carried them to. a 3~:JOIDuake ores eorgla Tetl 8l ' of Hutchmson's career, and h1s record at Holgate high and was 6 Youngstown fl2-Ji Jl~ I e I06 Clemson Ill 11 · ned advantage at mterm1ss1on un orm. s1g by .!lcout Ned Garver, 7 Fresno State 110-4) tOR but the Marauders tool-; tbe 1 2 Erwm Mueller of St!n Fran;;:· 1 Hutchinson, 1tricken by can- !former maJor league pitcher. 8. North Dakota rJ2 -41 96 lead lor !!Ood at 41l-lt with 7 e. ay mg .u e n e cisco Jed all scorers witfl 201 ~mp ~ · mmon 5icer. had to give up the reins of 1 9 Witlenberg 17-21 1)9 12:27 lt>ft m the game. BC!Iue DevJI!06-sb8elatt points while Cincinnatu!l Pow-! PolTnl 9h3 89Westem Car. 75 the Reds last August and dJed : Oblo Coil'!ge r.u .. ketball JO Wmston Salem ( 10-11 55 Krn Wilburn's emson o e ar.e or- IJ h d 17 f p U d \ 1rgm1a ec Wm.&Mary 75 in November ' l !4 puints led CPntral, while Moses est for the ACC lead Wlth a e C a for ojr h t t Richmond 71 Va. Military 65 The Reds' al!ro announ d JBy UnJted Pres!l rC Akron 5! : l2. 4-1 slale mcmna I wa!l us o o St. 4.a~w--.tme 74 No Car. Coli 72 1- ~ ~ I • • • I entra tate <Ohl~) 39. 13. 1 Lemon had 21 for tfh. losers, as the Bear- J k II U 107 T CmcmnatJ 711 Davto 11 li~ 1 Htgh Pomt 37 14 Was 1ungton • now 5--3 . Th De h ld II ., handle. for Dayton h ac sonVI • •mn• 87 I e aeons e • • m ·~ cats hJt better t an 70 per cent Baltunore 58 A r COUOffilCS O llowhng Gr•en 71 !St. LoutS! 34. 11 st Jo,eph s . h o·• ~ '"'·., 56 44 edge at halfttme but the from the floor alter interm1s- L 1 M me.,can Kent St:t!e 6~ tN M ) 25 16 Phtladelph a j J h 1 Yellow Jackets knotted the sion Cor a come-from-behind 76- A~yo !&(M d. ) 114 Wash. Coli. 99 / Akron 88 Kenvon 59 Textile 22 11. A'ugsburg If!; 18 ' ~ n Carroll to c.,~e Tt> ..:h 59 1 72 score at 56-56 with 13 minutes liS trtumph. Cmcinnatt trailed t 86 :-~:~;llle ) Wittenberg 75 'oJterbeJ1 61 Hofstra 16 19. SPallle IPacif- r ll•ster·n Re<•: ve B~ left In the game. Then Wake by 12 at halftime but a 21 for . mon enn. 47 Oberhn 72 Woost.->r 89 lc! 15 20 AssumptiOn 13 <\lle~ht·n~· 7'1. Forest, which had trouble re- 27 second-half shooting streak ~~Is~ ~ ~e~oo U. 61 mfllo:t-1 82 Malone 69 I Oth~ tea~s receiVIng SIX. or Mount Unwn 91 bounding in the first haU, be- evaporated the Flyer lead. Ken N. E. L · 104 ~ ;•eL St. 81 Central State 70 Wilberfnrce 62 more p u 1 n t s _ Westmmster lJaldwm-WaHare 82 1· IJ gan dominating the boards and Cunningham, who hit seven for NJchollsa.St 83 ~ nmgum 19 Deniso1 48 (Utah), s.w. Lomsrana Lamar pulled away Bob Leonard paced seven m lhe tomd second hall: LB. Tech 77 S.W. · L~ 117 7% By THE UPJ Hiram 51_ Hetdellierg 73 toll Tech, Web-. St. Mt st. the De w1tb 2ti Midwest Baseball economica are like l W . H d'd · . - Mary's , Jackson St, t;_:astern 11 aco.n111s, 29who, a;.: now 8-5 1the Bearcat avera · WI pom...s potn s. h thrs· e1ss unt 1 not disclose the JllJnoJs , Gannon. LaCrosse, Col1 d C tr J 84 The lith-ranked Blue Devils Temple won Jt! 26th straight ~ ·. ent' ~ 0 Mane ester 75 W S h . 1amount he w.as offered but it IS orado State College Los '\nge11 11 (9--21 built a 51-36 margin at at home with a 76-65 dec,~ion 8 nc,~na ~ ;rt~ ~ S Jeat~r: OO:a f WI h ge~ at ''"tl""o;:tood to h~v ~ been .11bout Jes stat!:' St M11.hael'-; , Vt the half and were never thr+·at. over Hofstra; Boston f:ol!ege M~w ~n~ ld eWn t. 15 Met' thi rom t e ew f17,000. Belmont ~nd Kenturkv State. ' ened throughout the contest riddled Rhode Island m a scar. nlOn a • a1lace 82 s. s year for atcct~:ln~g~f--_...._...,.......,._____,;;;;;,.:_.:._.:..,.:_.:......:_..:_.:.:,.:...~ Bob Verga nett•d 29 points tor ing free.:or-all lii1-J05 • Yale up- Western Reserve 88 Allegh. a full:ltme coach and 01 the winners while teammates ended IV)' League f1Je Brown John Car~o!J 10 Case 56 . p1tcher. &1b Reidy had 19 and Stew 87-55; Tt·xas whipped Baylor Geo. Wllhams 88 Aurora &5 Yogl Berra has been Vancendak 18 95·74; Arkansas defeat'<! Rice Akron 68 Kenyon 59 $25,000 by the New York VanSeventh-ranked San l''ranclsco 79-81; and Rutger:s beat DeJa- W1tte~berg 75 n;:ter~m 67 kees far Simply gomg away and defeated Portland 116-59 lOT its I ware g1 .17 Oherhn 72 Woos.Er ft9 by the Mels for coach· - - - -- ~·----- Cent. St. 70 Wilberforc~ 62 ing and occasional cstchjng Come In And Try One Of Our .. . Musklngum !9 Denison 48 chores, 1 Hiram 81 Heidelberg 73 (ot) Yet All-Star secood Walsh 82 Maktne 69 Ron Hunt, who .lJt .303 111 127 Omaha 75 Wasoburn 411 games last season and fil!ltre!IJJ Bethel (Kan. 1 67 "''ioods 85 to do •• well Dolt aeaaon, will Moko Us An Offer. Thoy Havo Got To Go Mo. Valley II Park 71 (ot) have lo ocrounge to get a f25,· Culver.Siuckton a.; Eurelta ~2 contract from those >ery Cent. Mo. St. 78 Rol~o~ Mines 71 Mets. Hunt confirmed Peru 66 Northwest .llo St. 64 '1\leadoy that his first conrtract II 8 cyl Automatic trans Power steermg, radw Kan. Wesleyan 102 Baker '111 from the Mots seemed to have Three games are scheduled this week in the Southern McPherson 91 lloc'lan, 113 been mbaddressed to him Valley Athletic Conference. St. Benedict's 19 PlltJbg. St 82 stead of the hatbo) He sent it The two big tills will be Friday night when the un· Quincy BO Loras 59 back lo Mot President George 4 Door Standard trans beaten Eastern Eagles tangle with North Gallia at East· Lincoln 110 Cer.tralia 17 ern and the second place Kyger Creek Bobcats host Hastings 1118 Sou. St. (S.D.) a:J Hannan Trace at Cheshire. Solllhwm 82 Speed • 3 Temperatures -SERVICEThe Eagles of Coach AI Bow- 1 Abilene Chris !18 l"rlmly 811 Automaf1<· tran11, Nadlo. • 2 Cycle en will he seeking their lOth 1Wildcall in league games Teras A&M 12 Texaa Chris, • FuU Capacity • Completely straight ' Wtn of the campaign Middleport out of the SVAC. 95 Baylor 74 eAutomatic Automatic while Coach Gary Minton's Pi- Terry Rucker, Tom Arkansas\'9 Ric;, Cl We Repair All ~es will he trying to snap a and Harold Montgomery leado Ark. St. 110 Arlinglon St. II$ Mak10 & Moclelo 8 cyl. Automatic trans. Radio. six game losing streak. the HT attack. Hendrix 71 Ouacdit,ll Bap. 51 . Harding !Ill South..-n st 14 The Ptrates have not won a , Hannan l"race opened .,. 11 h 1 Ark. St Tcltr5 '18 lfender801t game smce Ill opening trtumph two slr&Jaht victories hilt · Utah S7 ~.. Hilnds ft 8 cyl, Automatic tnna. Rad1o WY M2SS over Hannan l"race. !ben h.. dropped nine straight. Well 101 I. Moln It, ,_, Eastern is led by 6-4 center In a Saturday nl1ht same, San Fran. 86 Portland U. Btl Ken Hartung whlie Dan Chick North GaUia wlll play Hannan and Mason Peck pace North W. Va., at Hannan. Southwest: 8 cyl, Stlndud trarw RadJO. Gallia. ern Will battle the Racine TorKyger Creek will he out to nadoes at Racine next Tuetclay CLOSED ALL DAY strengthen Its bold on second nlgiJt. Many More UHd Cars and Trucks To Choon From place in the SVAC, when It ballles the Wlldcall. ON THE SPOT FINANCING • THURSDAY, J A N . The charges of Coach John GENERAL MANAGE •. P~nngforOu~Annwl Wickline are 4-4 o~erall and 3-1 PITISFJELD, Moaa. (UP!)_:: In league competltmn. Patrlclt McK!!I'D8ll will be IANUARY CLIARANCI SALE Led by 6-2 •outdpaw. Lanny eral manager lor the · Plttd~JIJ STARTING f~IDAY, JAN. IS AT 9 A.M. Tyo. the Wlckllnemen have Red Sox In their flnt ,_ 1n beaten North Ga!Ua, South-~ thil clly 11 an EaJ1era Llqu. USED CAR LOT lrll and Coach Geor11 BYIDI' NJII'Oitlllallve. ' Middleport, 0. ~ .· ' .. Wake FOrrest DUke Share TOp FLORIDA SEEDLESS only 1 calorie per serving no sugar at all th~ --~- FLORIDA TEMPLE - Large Si:&e 39c Sam,formerhofSyracuseandnowaresldentofPar· 1 0 .CI!JCI~NA'I1 lb • M a c a r o n i sPAGHETTI A&P BRAND 41b. $] .55 P e a n u t Butter Sultana - - - lor Thin Mints can• • lb. 6 9 ior ( \ lb. lor 6 6-oz. SanctJ·oned Perfect Game _ _____ w~ L FROZEN ~range Orange Juice .:::29c ~49c _ ~nt~rta,mm: 6 cant _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ . who many Will remember 81 l better when he was attending high school a, hts first perfect game in sanctioned Zanesville. Adrl;~n - - - -- ___ m~hl le~ GARDEN PEAS4 79c SWISS CHEESE sam FJanagan Gets F•Irst lr~dmg I ~ WISCONSIN-IN THE PIECE FRESHLIKE SOUP M US hr o o m ANN 2 10V•oa. PAGE cons 29( nezv each ._..~"''-""""103 ~,.,....,.,... I 29' J9c JANE PARKER THE SPORTS DESK PaJot~ "~ussell t~e pl~rer ~e .~ls~ry 59( 1p.-:lol ~ut 1 lb. CANDY BARS 10P··k 39c SPANISH BAR 5 sc CHERRY PIE • • MAYONNAISE --- 1~ bo~hng ICE CREAM 19( AILSTARS- - - - F'lye~s 0 ., lan. lJ, '""""" ... ... -· halftime advantage Cmcit>nat1 took the lead th• tmal ume at 48-46. Don Rolfes Jl Cicil1nat 1 and Henry F'mkt>l Day 01 wffb ton shared !COrtng honors u potnts each The Bearcats are now 9-3 and Dayton Js 11-4. In other game:-; NJck Ia 's 41 -pmnt show 't r..,., Wa!.sh 1 to ::tn easv 82-{19 deciSJon ovt-r Malo w b Ot" , fi>Stern nf>Serve u~ ended Alleghen) 88-72. and John Carroll ca•hed m on the eJection oj ('ao;e Teen .. 1 scorer to pu ll •wav to an ,80-511 I VIctory · Other games tomghl will hav• . , Ohio Northern at Fmdla" Sam flanagan Rluffton W1 t -, than fan kegler and nf'fTan~l:'ilmg 1 r nnET on, Pomeroy rolled (1\flch l bowling Jan . 31n 1 ~:;:~:·c"' RYE BREAD post~ halft~trn{· t~e ~:;·~:~·- TUNA FISH ~lghter in~ ROAST~~';"'_,b. $1· whJC'~ra k~' 69-55 Win c 89'CLUB or T-BONE ~he Dally Sentinel . Pom.,roy-Middleport, for Chillum BUJcl: s team also of Parkersbur&. Eleven or Sam's strikes were ~~:.:.::~=-==~---" pocket" hits wtth only the He has drilled 1M &o~~ies to 1 By WR.LIAM GREEN Hanmtm erplalned why l "11 might be (Jerry! West or may be West would lk lh- / lOth ball thrown a shade "high." point where they au eona1a United Pre11 lateru:tloaal Chamberlam won't be the high / Oscar Robertson" he ~cud mg beflt:r to sh()w the 1.. ~ ; 0 .. All the pins. howf'ver !e,l JWrt tent on offense .and defense The Parltero;burg Catholir ST. LOUIS (UPIJ - The l:)lh 1srorer He said at San FranciS· Hannum said. "people will up the same and F'lanagan went IThe Eastern players ha'e re. Crusaders ove1 came a halfa?nual NBA All-Star game to-, ro, the strategy to get the 1get a chance to set what a Hussell Will be accompamed Ior- lht bt>come one of a very Isponded to their coach's efforb time deficit lo down the visit- / /1 rould turn out to be a ! ball to Wilt, bu_t with the ali- Igreat deJens1ve player Cham- l by two Celtic teammates. Tom- /elite group "They are a group of dedieat. Waharna Whtte Falcons, 69- 1 Wilt Chamberlam-8111 Russell 1 stars there " different man.u- berlam IS " my H<,nsohn and Sam Jones , Sam was awarded a 1100 ed boys who seem really I< 55. Tuesday night I duel or mght Oscar Rubert· I venngs "Russell 's the greatest, but on the squad bonus by the holst estabhsh- 11Jke to play basketball:' said Behmd l? -2'l at son couldnt be stopped. " Best HIJb , l' l'hamberlam 's nol far behmd · teammates on the team are l ment Ht' w1ll rec(lve other coach who was sooutin& tht Crusaders outscored the Fa!perhaps, ll could he the IErne ll I were to ptck a .ng!J m that phase of the game:· I Wayne E:mbry and Jerrv Luca I wards from national •·oncerns Eagles recently. cons 24-5 m the fourth period Bob Pelttl called It qutts >eorer," Hannum . said, "It I Hannum satd. I Phtladelphta's tnn is Hal Gree~. . Sam . now only . began [ 21 to lake ar, advantage they ' ,, , Alex Hsnnum, AU-Star coach ! wou!d have to be Wilt. But Wtll r Another duel shapes up b•- Larry Costello and rookte Lu-r a t the Prvneroy Bowlm The Southern Tornado .,. , nt'ver agam surrendered. Roy, I m 1lad you jolnr,!d the for the West sized up the bP.ard./ wont have the team playmg to l lween Robertson, o. Cin('JntJ<U! Clous Jackson Th si gl !'i an s . · g . g 1 e a 1 a vt'ry young age The Falcons had gone in team! Now I've got someone 1o ed giant,;. him most of the time. Virtua 1-. and West of Lo~ Angeles. / York Knkkerbock:r ~ e I team may l>e knitted back tofront m the first quarter and talk to!'' ! is finest b1g de· ly , It's almost imposslbJe for a ' Slight Scoring Edge Willis Rel:'d s roo te -, )gether by tournament time. 1 led throughout most of the fesmve 1n of j center to control the ball " Robertson has a shght regu- , The Balhmore Bullets laced _All eyes. of Cm..:rfy .Marvm McKelvey, wbo sustau'\o f1rst half. but theu five point ped t~e Parkersburg Reservesjlh~ game, he sa1d Wdt, alii Hannum satd "the best Jar-season scormg edge He's , three rnerr, Gus Johnsonp Don ~asketball tans .arf' now on ea a broken wrist, saw act1on ouput in the th1rd quarter drop- 35-33 In a prehmmary contest 1 thmgs considered, IS the best chances of a high scorer would making 30 3 pomts a game· l Oh! and Walt Bellam 'n th I Coach AI Bowens Eastern! agam Saturday night agamst ped them so far l>c!Jmd they By quarters , all-round player He's thE! best 1be a man In the backcourt. West 29 7 Close fnends "s lhe; West squad l enme Wi~ke~s : Eagle Bngade And why not'! the Zanesville Rosecrans. 8 had little chance of catching Wahama 13 14 5 23 - 55 ] poinl-maki~g m~chlne. in his. ~ ----- - ---~-~ ' Petttt are th; two Hawks an dl Eastern IS on the m,u! 'o IP.af I Jack Bostick, the other inup Cathobc 10 13 24 22- 69 ' tory but hts potnts mtght he both Will be m the startm. hn:. IWJJI probably he Jts best bask- ' jured Tornado player, still ll8l James Wamsley was high WAHAMA - Surtace t 5-U cut Hns__ .. up The rest of the squ:d Ill thf' history of: hiS ankle m 8 cast, but hll scorer for the Falcon• wtth Powell 4-2·10; Rood l-4Hl ; eludes Elgm Baylor and Jerry , . Bowen ' doctor, J J. Davi•. IS ex. 16 points while Harry Surface Wamsley 6-+16; Greene 2-4-8; ' College BaaketbaU Re•ults West of the AngeJe-, "k Id Coach already has , pected to remove lt in abouJ Chipped m 13 and Gordon Pow- Van Meter 1-6-2, Totals 20-15-' By Ualted Pres• lnternatlnal ers, Chamberl~m and Nate one a greCtt job at ~astern. lwo weeks Dr. Davis ha~ 1 lb. ~o Crusaders Rally for 1 • • • • • j~lve ~~--~elf Its Dr' rectors SIRLOIN w~d'':' '"!• ~efealll ~.conf::,e: ~ IE~e. RenaJDeS a}} I lnl • American Conlennce l field and nevly match Oltlo Slatt, which also dumped 'M 1'111.,.. rot lll•lr nnh win m at IM hatr, but the Fai<»ns htl pms MIBmJ and Ohio Um- height. Miami has been on the Youngslown. !lx OC lesls. a hot •Lreak In pull away allet .battle for the leagut , road fDr a month and the homeJ The oeven-game .,.htorlule also ' Meyer Roli..O Hlrom mterml8sion ead ln the major game I court lhouJd" prove welcome. I wlll provide a test for another Otherwlle ln the OC. Btll Central Statt', Ulno's lone unOhJO college basketball The lone Mlamllosa W81 by six 1contender lor the Ohio Confer- Meyer sank a free throw to beaten team. extended 1ts win The he. Red k . J>Olnll at loth rated Vanderbilt. • ence chomplonshlp, Ohio Wes- force the game Into overtime in streak to games with a hard· 1 • flash • lns,j strong rebounding Bob- , leyan. The runnerop Blshopo, whtch he scored eight more won 70.62 decision over Wtlher lt>ad wtTh 8 reeor ' e/ cats were on the road ' unbeaten in four league, will be polnta to Hiram l:tn IU -73 force Tht- Marauders no 1t a d th mark Indlana, Davldlon a'ld Pur- at Capltal. win over Heidelberg: Oberlm ranked lith natinnaflv went u;:h acts are ue. They al!O. have lncen- In Tuesday night'• Ohto Con· overcame 1 two·point halftune Rhead for good wit:1 J2 27 left 1 mg P a ?" M rec· tive of defendmg UteiT crown, terence action Akron lot a deficit to rup ' Wooster 72-69 · m the ~~'arne orrl and 8-3 ov 11 h" h 1 ' ' ,. =hllamJ 1 w Jo:! meant I should be a hold on the lead by edg. Mu"kmgum eked past Demson, Bearcaf! Down Dayton I I th . u 'led npudged ,,, way strongly contested game. lnf Kenyon, 118-59, alter leadtng 49-48. and Dean Mlcholsun ll<'f· Ken Cunningham h!l on •II e tress ;nterna- . Aktea Widens Lead 'liJ tile way, while delendlng ted 30 points for Mount Union !lt>ven held goal attempts in the 1 1 f I ,wee,: ra m:sb or the Youngstown, ranked seventh champion Wittenberg moved up In 8 VHt2 rleclston over Bold- second half •• Cincinnati shot among sma1l colleges by disposmg of another ('N!- win-Wallace. ~tter than 70 per ('ent from 9~~" 1 me IS wee Y tak1ng , nationally lh• Pace. would seem to have put its prestige on the ·•n•. at tender, Otterbein, by 1H1. Don In the only Mid ·Amencan : the floor after intermis<Jon to edge this I Steubenville. The pen g •' ns Carlos. the OC'a top scorer, , Conference game played, Bow- whtp Dayton 7!.jl5 II was the beThe Redskms starters have / have a 21 recorJ, while the poured in 34 potnts but the Car- ling Green ita third con. Bearcats' f'lghth wm m a "OW ~n averagmg better than SO Barons' lone defedt In mne dmals still took their second secutlve wrn 71~ over Kent m the senes per tent shot!!! [rom the ! games has been to Central / loss m five league games while tState. Kent owned 'a 4:1·37 !Pad ! The owneti H 12-JXllnt 1 R Ohio University at Miami for Big Clash· Tonight J e KEITH GOBLE FORD, INC. DOWNif.GIOSS, POMEROY - S198·00 *BEST QUALITY I *BEST SERVICE I *BEST PRICE I H&RFIRESTONE ·SJOR£ MIDDLEPORT, •. �-Dally ~entinel P omerov· Middleport. 0_., Ja,n_ . __13~ !_965 273: C. Vaughan 215 ; Hand' cap 4 o _ _ \es2; Total J87l. Won I Lost%. , woo J Lost 117 : Ind. Hl&h Seriea - Jed 1972 703 JUNIVR BOYS LEAGUE \ Team Nt. I - P . Story :100: ; Tolat !Burt, 515: Team High Gamend J••-~ 1, 1!165 L. Vaughan 564 : J . B . urt tl5; . Team No. I 706; Team Hlib It HOLLYWOOD (Bt'Cket) are likely to be nom!Seance on a Wet A ernoon, a -.~ d M3 1 11 is almost a certainty for a norn- No. 3 Team - T. Vaughan K. Phalin 37~; ~a~ leap ; Ind. High Game - Jeff Burt 1Serles - Team ~o. 1, 2100. Ry VERNON SCOTT as we . inetiun and perhaps the ()scar. 199; J . M•nkin 2JI'l : D Hood ' Total 2100. lion • ••t212.· NMo. l .o=iiiiiOiiiiiiliOii==--==""'======-=-=-1 EltterM HospUal t:Pl Hnllvwood CorTespondent Amt>rl<'an actors are liable to f Team B Sawyer 7 !t 'l'hooe entering Holzer Hus~ HUI.I.YWOOD (UPIJ - AcBd· he ' hul out uf Ihe running altoOther pru>iJ"l'ls for the two 3D6; J . Ingels 277; Haodicap ;404 · Bl d . t. grther Jf Peter Ustr~ov (Topka- remaining nommatlon.i are Ava 816 : Total \886; Won Z LOst l. ,sa wy er 33~ : · ': U!IT ·1 !~n lltlttJ. eluting the past 24 h.f't: r:i enl\' Award nomma lOns soon pi· I h the fifth nominee . 8 u t C.<!rdn~r and Deborah Ker r li No. % Teanl - R. Vaughan \2551&1 ; HOaLondlcta3p 6t5 : ota .,._, Woluded : wlll b~ maUPd to Oscar headay go to 1Ni~ht of the Jguanal . Gt:ral- \ 237 : J. Swatzel 268: R. Burt ron I , d·lne p ._. ..... !Dear Heart ). Annf' --- - - - -- - j Team No.-4 - J. Wt>rl'y 320 ; Mra. WUiiam F. Johr ton . neart t>rs as i!;lHids and craft or · po--.~ ib\e nominat iOnS m · tt-H:> 1r Frt>dric Mar<'h 1 SE-ven Days in "o'-tThe Pumpkin Eater). . and advertising campall>{n.~ by ! M C:lobokar 201: J . Crow Z62 ; VIfttoa Mrs. L. 0. W1., son. \~,a-1 gamzo11nn :-;. su bmit· !Father s-~ncrDfl ' S. 1'I a ne··· choKr-. f (lr 1un I ballot In!!>. w 1\1~)') . Cary Grant .,. ID ~oohia Loren 1Marriage---Italian hopefuls vl'il l blossom. Blind 255: Handicap 759; Tolil 1 1' ;' Mrs . AI Ke 11poas ., R •~· R Ei "' I f;oo:-.eL Tony Randall r . nJin&uga ; Ouct' 1 ·11 n. . Mar<" 1 Str~P I But the wageri ng gentry is 1797 . Won 0 Lost 3; TM.m N o. YARDS OF BARGAINS 1. ~;all!polis: Mrs . F.. P- C'nn- Thl" ·\t•ar s a~:.irds probabl~· L~nl , Sf'lrdion i~ Harder M F · 1 d " 5 J Gl 352 R Haggert y !\ormn:'llions will be an- taking bel!! on " Y 111r .a ~· - . aze : . _ Boteny Wool-Cotton Knlh er, Gallipolis . Mrs 0 . E Eai..!s. will be ..;u1nmt>d 11p in tim··· nnunccd next month. alter 1to swPep the I.Nllrds. 357 : Blind 255: Blind 255. Handl· OFP Wide Walt Corduroy-SutcM Ciotti, Now Gailipolis; f. t"nest c . Kin~ . Gal- \.,_ 01.ds "My t' mr Lady ." The lw:-.1 actress £'ategory in· whir·h e-ad1 ''ictun· contammg . ., - -~ - ~ ·11 1 d H · I od WI me u e arnThr W <lrl' l' !' Br11-.; s(·~· pen \'t'r- - all I1keI110 . llpolis·. Mrs Ja('k H Rigg::-. Rt ,, .. mtnee!' v. illt' bt:! show n al Ieast L SP"'CJAJ... F REG. 98c CORDUROY _ _ _ yd. 89c Letart Mr ' Ft•l·~·cer K """ ,,J Aruuowa\ ·s mnsl "IC ' " " ' t·o-sW I in a1r Lady. Au" SPEC IA ., · 1 h 1 1 · twll'e to aceom.'Tl00ate voters I. Welch, t:u·'• 11d; Vlr3 ;, :; C"essful muskal Iitts heen rt' · drt"y lkpuurn, a I oug 1 !'i 1e IS __ __ _ COTTON DRIP DRYS (GROUP) _ 2 yds. $1 Gilkey, \1 ·-1:11(·rort: \ 11' Sh:rr w ith :-utli enthUSI<ISil1 con::,tdt>red less likely to WIO the - --- -I on L. Housh, Ht 1. M\ddleJ.•ort : that mmw produ('t"'r=-: and stud- U!--car than he is. OUTING PRINTS, reg. 49c _ _ 3 yds. $1 Mrs. \1 11 rvm 1 t\ellv M1dd :~- ios hel d ~P the rt>\ease of their Sentmwntal favorite for a • t• S N CriticaI World Pon de rs 0 scar omma IOn Bit's 0 BowIing ~·P I I"""' 1 .' I 1 Mn. Carron li r,dams, 20% ~~~~; c~~~~: ~cg~:: RJ :; ~~~;"~~ ~~. ~:d a;~~P.::~g ;~,~ ,';~~~i.~~;;•; i~opJp~~~~, ~~:r~,:~ Plumbin!l· Heating ' Oak l-{Lll : Mrs Fannir E tht" " The America nization of EmiYour Oepend•bll I L o:> rn('r -LoY:e block hu -;ter. Herald . \\'t" · ,,.,, : John L. (i. , _:.. ; It alread\' h;ts won the !\'ew ly") >Ahn most Hollywood ians sett . Ash land : John A. Cor.. H:-1 - York Crllit>s Award whieh in thought should have pla yed the \ ~·en rs pa st h1'1s been <~n t"xc<'l- Eliza Doolittle role venswood . in Fair ! le-nt baronlt'li:'r of how the Os- , Lady . repf'ating her rrag ical John ston c<trs will go Bn)adway perrormanee. I Bulhs Mrs. \\'J \!;111' F Vinton, son. li 59 a . m .. :\lr s. kut three other m?v1es :-1re . Kun Stanley. however. won : Gilbert E. 11 ,, 11 ry. \938 Cl:fllh- 1 bets to be nom tn<tted [or the Ne-w York Critics am Av e, 4m B. m.: \\rs .' <'l'li B H·~g~. Ht Bt>l'kel ... " Dr Strange}~vr -------~ 1, Letart . dt·u :gllter. fi .l~ ~ m : ttnd 'N ight of tll_e Igu an~ . . Mrs. Charles .A. . HoggPss. Hl 2, Th€' t1tth pos srbl e nrvnmre IS Racine , dau g11ter. l Ol! <-~ n1 mort• Wt"('U\t~ li\it> ()i,cnargt'd \tusit'als in Running Thomas lJe~uos 1e . \1 r..; \ \1 n11 rnu::l1t hi' one of h~·o othf'r ' nie Davrs \t)!'n Cre<->r S1· n•u;-; w:i\s. ·· Mary Poppms·' or Carl Bia s. Hud 1 Skt>en. \lrs Tl w l n:-.mkob t~ Molly Brown '' Robert Shev.tird . \lrs Ll'w l..; Or po~!->ibly · Topkapt,'' Chal k · ,.,;If' Jt>n. " l\·1arnage - llalion Bean, Mrs . .1(I 1111 ,.,n1st'. 11· .,,,d " s<•n, Mr:- . \lt-~ non J Cla r ~· St\ It' ur ·· St·ance on a Wel 1 " I and daugllt:.- \1r~ Ct"<"il H(J;\(''1 , AI lt·rrworl \ Mrs. Leslt>l Slq;hl'rl ~, '.' 1· .~ 11 dot''l rd matt~r. Not sin~·~ Marshall Hnn 1 \ "~ \lr--. .lnhn (;( 11 w W11h lilt' \\1nd" ha::; llol -, Wostler. :O.tr\ Fdw1n Cl Jl 1• ]\ 11 niH1 fpl t so pn~1ti~·r abuL1 a I Mrs. Evtn•l1 K:t l+-' s. Ertrl 7.r: tl,., ,~ 1111 11' !' "~ \h F;Hr L ar!y. Mrs. Wlll!aO I ) l'a!1,t' l'. \ 11 '"' ;\ II! I(\'-'( ;,.; ·~unrl a lwt is n ex Myrtle (~ar dnt'r. 'ln ll an H;m 1:;un lnr bt:->1 aL·tor tor hi s 1 Notter . \-Irs L, ,• .It'~ Lenn; u·d_ r~~\ t· :,... prnll's<,nr Hrnry H1 ggins \ M.rs Allen )t> <.H I ·~t' ·-. \\i1 :1er tn J.';.m l.:trh lit- . lot : wa~ (I Bea~. Opal \1 ,\.''n, 'l1'i Ken. '1\L il!ll'r 1n th,: n•rt>nl 1\t'\\ York McGraw . \l 1~ \\ l' \ h·m~ Cril ir ~ Av. ard;-,. Dianna R An ~~: r, E: A Hr·n- l ><pt·df'd to pro'' idt-" the ley, Ron Qu t•t·l l \Jerra \. ~· k· tou~lH'S1 r tJnlJWiilltJn f0r llarriNamara . ~nn '" o1m1\w r H11ti'-'hPr Hwb- ---- • onl nurtt,n. tnr hi<; work in Bt•l · ~;~·l · Jnd " ~lght ol the ' ll!,u: 111 ,, '' T·,1o ntlwr Hnl ,.;h I ,: !ar ~ l\•1('r Sr l\crs Dr. Str:m('t'lti\YI 11110 Pl'ter O'Toole ~ ~ood COATS DRESSES PURSES ... ' Th~ De•l•r For PLUMBING AND HEATING Phillips Sisters Style Shop ' Fabric Shop Singer S•les & Service ' I 115 W. Second Awa~d t Court St., Pomeroy theb~t JliMur~a~rd of t%4;, . furh~~illia~perfurmM~m i ~~~P;h:M;t~W~Y~~~-;~;5;0~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Galli~l~, ~n. --- -- The Word Is Out • • • 1 In Fact You Get More Of Everything When You Shop Your Friendly, Hometown Clover Farm Store II LYONS Clover Farm Store Rc.ute 7 TUPPERS PLAINS Dear Sir 1;augt Rt•ading'i (;alhpoli ~ 'J'he Sllj'resc; or the \!rigs, d; t II\ U. :l!Ui. rullnlllg ~2 f·.·et. 111 County Junior ~1i ""' P01g~·at1\ c;1n 1' 1 P I P <J.~<ml 27 . ~ 2: Perue~·m be attribul t>d in gre:11 lllf'<i'\U f t' to tht> !' ,\1'11'1 1~· gin•n it hy 2~ . 8i; llmton 3 07: Kanawha S d11 W11. ;1 Sin('t-rl:'l v. ~1Pid~· dtl, 4 40 p.m: Oreo up. Mei{!'.S County J1mior n - ~O p m F.li~ ha Wood:; down ' Cham ber 11! Conmwrn• 7 p 111 : W<JYilt' II dow n, 10 10 pm . ,\11 11·d A-;h lnnd up. 11 :30 Rill :\1ilkr, Junior Mi ss Pajj!f:'ant p m. D1rP.- tor t•allipolis Darn Peggy :::;;::::::::::._ _:_ _ _ _l' l)ownP\'. down 7 . 2~ pm .; CalI -!' hw 1n do\\ n 8 -15 d rn . RPliab I' d!iwn \() :10 p.m.: Hob Bt-n\eJ IJ\) \1 p.lll . Kr~ox: d t•\~n ~ 20 He•dquarters For a m · 0\her Shean·r dnwn 4 Jfl ;1 n1 . Hr('ntstnne up, ti a.m : ~ :: ADMIRAL COLOR T.V. ' lAKER FURNITURE . Middleport , 0. \1rm i up, fi \~ a.m: L1ttlt-" \ ;, orgt' down i 10 a rn Kanawha ltivt>r Hrlen Z d\)Wn \t<umet , ~ 20 p.m . 1>'111 ca n 1-{nJCt' up. 8 p.m : C. \ ' llnrrw r dnwn :1 . 4 ~ a rn _: R ~>" vt-"r down \\'1111leld. 8 JO p m Ltll'<ts up 8 1:1 p m. S•·Jri1'1 d t •WII, fi 45 3 nl . RACINE RUTLAND Food Market Clover Farm Dep•rtment Store "The Store W1tb A Hurt" Fifth and Pearl RACINE I PHON! SH 2-5541 \ RUTLAND RT. 124 Ope-n 8 to I Mon. Ti'lru 'Sa-t. GAl. INSTANT COFFEE BUY NESCAFE ROSE CROIX QUALITY PEAR HALVES MARTHA WHITE CORN MEAL ~~~~ OUR TEEN QUEEN BRAND CANNED MILK SCOTT TOWELS 79c c FRESH WHOLE BETTER lb. ' I 3 c lb. JOWL s1.34 c1ns 0 J.1 .....11 tKJ~~~tlOII bl~d -'11 ll.llnlcu stnl. 11 )Httta. MAINE POTATOES 5 39c 7 3 1.0 65c c•n• Fr•sh Golden liRm Powell RHODODENDRON CL!JB ~ The Rhododendron Farm Woman's Club met on Thursday with Mrs. Maxine presi~ing. Devolions were by Mrs. T. Bert Roush, the theme perlaining to new year. A short business meeting was held. The leoson 79t Bok~ru Buur *SPECIAl Of THE WEEK* FAIRMONT Chef-Boy·Ar-Dee - - -·-------- •• FIG PIZZA ·BARS With Cheese 49c ., ... 61c ABSORBINE JR. ----4 9( SALE I REG. 39c Dress Boots school Mrs. Gerald Gerlach and son 'f Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, is vis1 108' her mother, Mrs. Lorin lor two weeks. Warm Mr. and Mrs. Henry Con1nlng-ll Lined of Dayton, Ohio; visited ---over the weekend. Mr. and Mn.Alen Eichinger of Pomeroy visited with Mr. and Mn. Max Eichinger MIDDLEPORT $4.85 THE SHOE BOX Through Education" was I'S"u"n.;d,;:ay;;;·--------di;;;;5iil5iil5iil5iil5iil5iil5iil5iiliiiiii: ieQied by Mrs. Jessie II Cotlltl.v Suoervisor of Instruction for the Mason County I >f Educalion. Mrs. Hunter also ialked on lhe bond levy for lhe county. The hostesses, Mrs. Robert Hoffman and Mrs. Beven Bur· ONLY lene, served refreshments to :~... altending: Mrs. Marine •• Jll OotUl ........ Gnmm, Mrs. Chnleo JeY'ell, C..,.WIIRf ,.,_. Mrs. John T. Reitmlre, Aloert Roush, Mrs. T. Bert R.,.sh, Mrs. Velma Roush. Mrs. J,hn Scarberry, Mrs. Clarence FURNn'URE CO. Otomas. o LAbiES NIGHT HELD MASON. W, YA. · L~ Nlibl waa beld BROMO SELTIER 27c Phillips Milk Magnesia BENGAY REG. 69c c REG. 59c CANDY BARS & CHEWING GUM BROMO QUININE for New Furniture ·' '299 ,.. MASON Large Size , ONLY......,._ . .. "FREE" 31c 3 ROOMS ' c BALL POINT PEN Creomulsion '"t" CARROTS Fro%eH Food Bug% c t tall lgo, roll• EX-LAX ANACIN {f lb. bog NO. 1 BLUE GOOSE ICE MILK - I 1 D-CON READY MIX gallon carton ROLLEls h· · d REG. 25c KILLS RATS AND MICE Dill IIINI lelll tlfl'lt end dltt 111 Jlllll'~ . Watlll'• pr..r, Ml,...lll!lllll . Slntfl !l , ryleCI 1:omt1inat1o011 ~~~~ ~ ftll HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. Shop at. •• DUTTONS I lb. bag pkg. •I 1 S1 No. 2'h 1959 RAMBLER AMERICAN 0 Bate SMOKED VAlUII ·-10 ~·· aar SUPER BLADES ------ - - ••eel AROUND . SLICED lb. 29c REGULAR 1.00 GILLETTE MElllfU Of filii ~ 'ltlltrl· 111t ,Ja,nlea Ult ll•tl tell• y4lu l•m• and dal• 11 1 & I3~Ct . wateoproot· . 'ell · windiflt:, swup lf( Md hand . a.• wtth Mrs. coffee hour wa• "eld m the ' ial Association at their regular . umgarner as leader. caletwa. meeting Wedne·day The Phone WY 2-387P . . ' · • The top1c of the program was ~ Pomeroy r~:"~ar,sesswn wdlth Mayor Don- "Sub-Sahara Challenges of the pre.achmg mission •ponsored by I SP 3-5554 MASON, W. VA. 600.606 E. Main St. 1 01 ' al ey preSI :ng Others 10 Christian Church" nd h 4·H Leaders Ur.,ed llt;,;h;•..;M.;;;.;::;st;.;e;;n::a;;l':A::s::so::c:•:al~lo:::n:.._l::sl.----..;----------------.L~ attendance W<'re Roland Karr f a was t e e Charles Roush Paul Rickard ' ITS\ of three parts of lhe pr<>• o J Howa d 'J . ' gram. Hostess for the meellng Meetmg Tbursday r ' r., counct1men ; was Mrs Achsah M'll Hilda Ridgway, recorder ; and The m~er ~ er t PT. PLEASANT The llonald Ohlinger, pohceman. singmg of .~~eai'~ d WI~ ~he monthly meeting of tth~1e: ~1:;;~~ ~~ They voted to pay the regu- ther of Mankind .. 1 ~ an . a- County 4-H Leaders A 0 lar btlls A discussion was held devohons th · ow~ with is scheduled for Thursday, JOI>-11 on the healwg and electric eon- llhe to i ' e presentatiOn .oi uary 14, at 7:30 p_ m. at KrodliJOns. at the . Alex Quillen cussio~ c ~n~h~ r~u~d t~~le dbyls- del Park Some of the items on I Memonal Bulldmg. Mrs. H~r ld B PIC • the agenda are sewing workshop : •nd The audit report rrom the Those a~t d'urngamer. 1 to be held in Huntington, coun- 1 State Auditors on the town H ld B en mg were Mrs. ty area recreational workshops b k . aro umgarner Mrs R F • oo ~ was rece1ved and the Bryant Mr Ott' ' R younger demonstrations, etc. 1 remamd_er ol lhe evening was Fred s. M e H ous This meeting is for all spent discuss ing it. ri . y, . rs . owar and junior leaders of STORK SIIUWER Msr,s MTissh MIIhec Buhmgarner and the 4-H program. Plans are to IN MIDDLEPORt · e1rna ape art Mrs. Max: E .tch.mger was hon- • Pt;RSON · a county winning demon- I orcd on Wednesday evenmg witb Recent! stration given so tbe leaders · 11 th ALS a stork shower by Mrs. John of Mr : da M e get some pointers in giving I F. Roush and Mrs . Lloyd Roush Roush ·vis~ d ~ih Pro~e a demostntion . All leaders' held at the St. Paul's Lutheran Letart Rou~ : Their orne make a special effort to : Church. The gift table was ceo- and Mr W ld · Roey are Mr. attend. 8 · a en ush of ----tered with a large stork and .11 lhe color scheme of pink and VI e, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. ' Earl Henry and four daughters Cancer Society white was used The guest li~l included Mrs.JOf Pt. Pleasant, Mr. and Mrs. U REG. 43c John Sisson, Mrs. J . v. Me- ~alden B. Roush or Salt Pomt, rges Pap Te8l 69c RED & BLUE INK Grew, Mrs. Alfred Spnruse IR· Y., Mr. and Mn. Donald F. MASON - Women ot Mason Mrs . Charles Yeager, Mrs. Dal: : N:~h, Sheldon and Sheryl, of County are reminded that the las Yeager, Mrs. Allen Haven, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cancer Detection Clinics ger, '\Irs. Paul Eichinger. Mt!!. and son of Santa Cruz, still being held and that the With 25c PurchJack Welch, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. _Joe Mason County Cancer Society And This Coupon P and famtly of Pttts- urges every adult female Nease, Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs . Clarence a ., Mr. and Mrs. Wa!!.- have the "pap" test for ca;~:~ Mrs Blanche Yeager Mrs M' ~ush and son, of Allen Park, from your own doctor or . WHILE THEY LAST! · N 1 ~ -· Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth the Mason County Cancer E . ·Fry, Mrs. Bill ' REG. 79c 0 Mrs. F. A. Batey, Mrs . Jack e and son, of Royal Oak, tectlon Clinic. Paugh, Mrs. Harry Layne, Mrs. Mr J V M The next clinic will be held Thomas Grinstead, Mrs. tie · · · cGrew. Is a Thursday, January 14th at Duncan, Mrs. William Hat Holzer Hospital. Byrne Clinic with Docton Th<>land. Mrs. Olio Grimm, Mrs. Mr 0 ~ Layne, daughter mas McGowan and Kenneth Ruland Karr, Mrs. R. B. · 8 . Mrs. Robert Layne, Byrnes. Mrs. William Rardin. M;s. James Fry. Mrs . Ed ce:'rgteal. pahent at Medical Jr .•. should be contacted for Shies, Mrs. James Diehl Jr ler Hospital In Galhpohs. appointments. Mrs. Louise Adkins Mrs' A~: Mrs. Paul Roush and Mrs.[,=========== drew Cross, Mrs. 'Nelli~ Haa:brecht are vJsiting kins, Mrs. Frances Goodnite ents, Mr. and Mrs. Hervin REG. 65c Mrs . Walter Grinstead Mr; Meving. at Clear Water. Fla. Herman Layne, Mrs. 'Howard r~. LJevtn~ has returned Burris, Mrs. Pete Burris, Mrs. thetr home 1n Florida after Oakey Roush. Mrs. B. R. Vance, patient m a hospital tiH!re. Womens High Heel REG. 39c Mrs . Allie Russell, Mrs. Cal'- . rs. M. L. ~hlmger Is tea1ch·ll roll Adams, Jr., and Mrs. Wil- mg as • subshlute in the Bel· 1 Limit Quantities For Quality and Economy Check Our Everyday LOW PRICES! carIoad o·ISCount prices • Ha~~y Baflernoon . The New Haven Town Coun"' met on Thursday Jan 7 in MILK ASSORTED COLORS-LARGE ROLLS 1 11 1959 RAMBLER CLASSIC ~~the Our low Price \\' ;J llrr llou ~ lar1d I 111 : \\· estern d11wn ••I<M METROPOLITAN MOTORS 1 11 1 OCiety otes 00 \ -. for 1 :1~ ,, N 1961 RAMBLER CUSTOM 4 DOOR 1 Thank yuu ont'e sgum )'OI.r cooperation F~al 'OCJety otes S • Mr. and MrJ. Dona Par...,. on Satunla:r. tt!enc!ed funeral oervl""" tor Mn. EdnaClUirdl Carletonlast at Syracuae Mn. Doll)' Wollt ati&MW ... Methadlll weeiL fftl llr lllr 111111, lin. 1960 RAMBLER 2 DOOR 1 The 0 Srnl in(>\ All \.Ill' ,·o--oper:ll inn giv en u<; Lundu11 ~ix. \larmri. :-;even, Wm· by your staf' is ~.; tr•a l l~- 11pprt'(' l· Iwid 12. l'h.u-11•:-1011 2L 7'!. . Um1t 010\if'lnt>llls: ated. Ohiu Hi\Tr -- Ro~t> C up 14 •J1te ('O\'I'L~ge givt->n to thP Pageant wa s tllllrough and nHn- 1~ 4;, <I m , u~•bf'rl !lP1'd dm\n plete. The :; tanding room onh 14 . :, l i ,, m .\orw111 ttw dm~n crowd is tesllllHlJI\ 111 Hw PX t:) 5 4S am : A_ J . Patton eeUent job donr h~· ThP ll cuh· (11 \\ II ~U . ."1 :lfl <I Ill . ()\'[':( up 20. ti !5 a 111 ; Jerrv Hosworth Sentinel. . ' :\Item z~- I We feel that thf" pil'tnrial fl " d(l \\ II D . I :m ~ Ill well as editori;d ~- q verage ot plwr d111\tl l.:l, 2 05 ~ Lm.; J uh n • the Pageant ami thust- rvt>nt" Len\• Til _d.,\\ !I ~~ - 1 !5 Cl Ill ; · . 1I leading up to it have lwlp1·d ~~~~·r n f'lt\· down :.n ~ - 10 am ~ bring to Meig ~ ('o unt i:ms the .)lit'\ ("],otln d11 Wn Ln:enup :1 - 1 true worthinrss uf tlw.; youth 05 p II ' : .h,hn B. Hood duwn, 1 1. 4:, p m .. l.mHslana ll•II-HI. proJect. N • Mr. IIIII llrl. Alia WI I 'a Bill . , _ wlllllin lllld 1961 CORVAIR 700 STATION WAG. -- 1 EDITOifS MAILBAG Do PT. PLEASANT - Funeral oervlce wW be belcl Tburllday ,., I p.m. at the Reger H ""' Kllamal•- Mt. Ford II tbe lndrmee!er at Locli: 23. SEE EM NOW! Pomeroy WY 2-2284 ~ Apple Grove Alfred METROPOLITAN MOTORS Used Sewing Machines - B•rg•in Pricedl •• the regular meet•·· - ., the Gordon Mee.elck of Huntilli'OD Dies BEST DEALI January Sale ANT H0 Ny Ji. PTA mt:eting Held Earlier For levy Issue IR'll tary Club on Thursday eveulng. orne In HUDIInt!ton for r- - - - - - - - - - - / · - - - - - - - - M8ltle o,.,t.rg~••n Mr and Mrs ~obert 'l1lomas The dinner was held at 'nle MASON - The Mason Grade don Messick, 57, of 2&99 Fourth MMvlD Hill a waet""" loll, W. VI. 9be- 1 h r of IAtart, W. Vat are announo- llartlord Methodist Chureh School PTA held 111 monthly Avenue, HUDtington, formerly J Sunday School aUendane on Mr. and Mn. Lewis Juesl of hliiTIJidmother, Mn. resident of IIlii lftiiiiQIII). mg the birth ~ a daughter with tht ladlel of the church meeting one week earlier to of Mllllon Count)·· une S, """ 49, the ofterln& of East Liverpool spent Dolly Wolte. WBCS Will meet at !be ~ born December 29, 1964, at serving the dinner. Those at- familiarize parents with the Messick died Monday even- 112.70. Wor.hip services were weekend here and ae<,.,miplllnecl\ Mn. Jack. Ablaa return- Tueeday evenlnB 11 7::118 p.DL Holzer hoopital. The bahy tending were Mr. and Mn. proposed School levy to be vot- ing of an apparent heart at- held at 10:45, with the Rev . Mrs. Ours' lather, George ed to her borne from Veterano Homer MeNid<lel ~ed weighed seven pwnds, 8'Ao ozs. Thomas Reed, Mr. and Mrs. ed on Tuellday. tack. He waa bom June 1.2, Casto bringing the meuage. man, to his borne here Memor\81 Hoapltal. &r molb- .., the Jmy Boowroth 11 and has been named L~a Joan . Edwin Stein, Mr . and M... Mr . Donald Foglesong I~ In Mason COunty, a son Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Swartz visiting his daughter and er, Mrs. Allee Baller, 11 aliSist. l)lelldlnla lew days with Colt.r The maternal grandparents are Rome Wllllam!!On, Mr. and spoke on the bnportance of the oc Mrs. Jerusha j"isher Messick look Chriltmas dinner with other daughter, Mr. and lng In her care. llaym&IL Mr. and Mrs. Earl Puckett of Mrs . Lloyd Roush , Mr. and Mrs. levy. He stressed the shortage of Orlando, Fla., and the late their son, Mr. and Mrs . Harold Sidney Carpenter and fanilly Bainbridge, Ohio, and the pat- Richard Ord, Mr. and Mrs. Don- of teachers that exists and James Messick. He has been Swartz and family of Wll- moved to Lock Z3 recently ernal grandparents are Mr . aid F. Roush, Mr. and Mrs. pointed out that it would he employed by the Armco Com- llamstown, W. Va. Nina Roblnauol · Mrs. Clarence Thomas of Arthur Thabet, Mr. and Mrs. Impossible to attract new and pany and was a former diesel son acompanled the Swartzeo Mr. and Mrs. William Letart. .. Herman Layne, Mr. and Mrs. young teachers if the salary engi~eer on riverboats. Surviv- "" far as Belpre, where she and family spent Sunday PTA IO MEET Clyde Foley, Rev. and Mrs. was so much lower in compar- mg m addition to hiB mother, stopped off lor dinner with her b<r parents, Mr. and Mrs. ANYWHERE AT ••• New Haven PTA will meet Martin Berisford, Mr. and ison wllh other areas . He urg- are his w~e. Myrtle AdklliB son, Mer. and Mrs. Robert Rob- ert White, near Keno. Thursday, Jan . 21, at 8 p. m. Mn. Harry Miller, Mr. and ed all parents to support the MeSSlck; one brother, Ronald mson and Tamara. In the after- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robinat the school. Devotions will Mrs . Jack Flesher. and Mr. levy because without it Mason Messick, Pt. Pleasant: and two noon, they all went to the home son and Tamara ot Belpre, be led b Mrs. Harold L. 7.er- Donald Foglesong. County will suffer in every re-sisters, Mrs. Aubrey Ran- of Mr . and Mrs. Gerald Swarb R. D., attended church here kle and the program will be speet. dolph, Orlando, Fla., and Mrs. and family of Marietta, R. D. Sunday, and visited their mothpresdented by Rev . Jack T. CIRCLES MEET Mrs. Charles Yeager, presi- Roy Walker, HUDiington. Christmas guests of Mr . and er, Nina Robinson and AUDI Welch, pastor of St. Paul's The Esther and Rebecca Clr- dent, presided during the bus!Mrs. Vere Swartz on Satur- Clara Follrod. day were the r children, Mr. A watch party and family Lutheran Church in New Hav- cleo of the Lutheran Church ness meeting. She announced Pleasanl Valley Hospital en. Women met Ibis week for their the next meeting of the county ADMJTI'ED: Richard Rallte, and Mrs. Millard Swartz, Ter- rught seTVlce was held at BACHTEL WSWS regular monthly meetings. The council would be held Monday Gallipolis Ferry; George Wool- ry and Sandra; Mr. and Mrs. church here New Year's to en, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Charles Rtchard Swartz and family of with a potluck supper In The WSWS of the Bachtel E. program was concerning mis- and asked for volunleers U. B. Church met on Tuesday sions In India, Malava and Tan- transport voters to vote in the IKnapp, Clifton;. Regma ~1g- Rvenna, 0., Mr. and Mrs. Ver- basement early m the ev11niJ11g evening at the church with ganyika. Year books and Altar special election. 1 gmbothom, Grunma Landing; non Swrtz and family of Hock- and a prayer service Mary Jewell, president, presid· Care Schedules were distribut- Roger Hy 9 ell gave the dev<>- Ellis Overholt, Pt. Pleasant. mgport, 0., and Mr. and Mrs. church sanctuary just Auto. Tr8DI. MIL Clean and IIi... mg . ed to the members lions for lhe evening. Room DISCHARGED: Allie Keeter, Dale Kuhn and family of Little midnight. The duties of the officers · Count was won by Miss Helen Pt. Pleasant; Roy lligginboth- Hocking, 0 . Mr. and Mrs. Arthur were explained and discussed. The Esther Circle met on Bletner's room. fl<!freshments am, Grimms Landing; llachel Mr. and Mrs. Vere Swartz, ton and Wilma Jean, The new officers for the com- Tuesday evening at the Parish were served. Hunter, Chester; Byrd Blain, accompanied by Mr . and Mrs. Christmas with their son, ing year were installed by the House .with Mrs. Paul Roush Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs. William C. E. Woode of Tuppers Plains. and Mrs Clarence Alberton Sta. W•• · One lou! owner. Overdrive, IU.lL I .,S. Rev . Mrs. Achsah Miller. preseQtmg the program. Those Moody and son, Pl. Pleasant; spent New Year's Day with and family of COlumbus, 0. Clean economy t.ar. see it, The program "Service" was attending were Mrs. John F . 1\'Ir. Foley Speak8 Les Paul Clark, Cl~ton. Mr. and Mrs . Vernon Swartz' Mr. and Mrs. Clair Woode presented by Mary Jewell and I Roush, Mrs. Otto Grimm, Mrs . and fam1ly of Hockingport. of Pomeroy, viSited his parents, MASONS TO MEET Mr . and Mrs. Charles D. Janet Needs . The scripture Jes- John Fry. Mrs . William Rus- For Levy Passage son was read by Laura Elliott. sell, Mr. Jack HeS<on and . . PT. PLEASANT - The Point an annual event and offero to Woode, Monday evening. Americar,. Auto. Trans. R&H, Top Shape~ MASON .- Prmctpal. of Wa- Pleasanl Chapter No. 7, Royal lhe public some of the coun-1 Salineville. Durmg the business meeting Mrs. Paul Roush . lhe group decided lo have pray- The Reb c· l~;,"a Jumodr aFnd Semor lligh iArch Masons, will have a I try 's outstanding evangelists. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Ford ~r pardners again this ear ecca li'C1e met at oo s, Cly e oley, spoke on Cial meeting Thursday 4 Door Sedan. Blue, overdrive, MH, a1.. an4 e1eP. They also decided to ob:erv~ the home or Mrs Roland Karr the Special School. 1,-evy and p m. at the Masonic Hall on World Service Day . The Feb- on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. the Importance of ll~ passage Sixth Streel. Work In the I ruary meeting will be held at David Roush presented the at a meetmg of the Wahama Arch degree will be held. I lhe home or Mrs. Achsah Mill- program wtth parts read by PTA Thursday evening. freshments will be served. Construction Grado Lumber: Sta. Wagon, Auto. R&H, all aood tires. ~r Mrs. James Layne, Mrs. Roland Devot1ons were presented by Ro al Arch Masons are 2x4'•• 2x6's, 2x8's and other framing motorlals. l'hose attendmg w L Karr and Mrs. Carroll Adams, ILester Foreman of West Co- ~ Check our price ra Elliott M•ry J ·~~~ M~~ Jr. Refreshments were served Jumb10 . A duet "Without Him" · red Jewell, V~rgmiaw Hazl~lt: to. those. named above and Mrs. was presented by Sandra and MISSION PLANNED , Op•' Mulford, Barbara Roush. Hilda ~=YCIRCLE Barba~ah Marshall or New llaed- PT. PLEASANT- Plans for i Also REAL SAVINGS on roofing, flooring, Janet Needs, Naomi Oh1inger, . ven ey were accomparu a preaching m1ssion to be •nd Mrs . Miller. The Ruth C~rcle of Ihe WSWS by Leah Ann Miller, New Hav-1held In February were made siding, paints and plywood. TOWN COUNCIL MEETING E U.B. Church met on en. Followmg the program by the Pt. Pleasant Mlnlater"YOUR RAMBLER DEALER" The Fabric Shop's January CLEARANCE l'~!Vi:'d NEW HAVEN ' ('='--·--::_·_ .._. - - - - - '. 73 MIU ST. 122 N. SECOND FREE PARJCING ,IN 1M1 ·, MIDDLEPORT, 0. �.... . . . . . . . . . - 1' • .... ,. ....._. ........ .. ... 8-Dally sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 12, 1965 WANf AD ) .......... INFORMATION ... P .. llnftdMo ·-· l)a, ~ o..,•nu•• @) t'UDII"'U. .,_ A • 2 SIGNS Pomeroy 01' ftA ........ , Co. QUALITY Reel .. ... Estate For Cueltlu ... .. .. .._,,,. __ _ __ -Sele ~ultt ~ ""'_ ,. ,.,.,~•••·•'~ ,, , ,,'.,, ,,, .. ,_.,.,., ... ...... 0 SO<JAL I Harrisonville CALENDAR News Notes - ~• ' "'t•O •• ~ --~ .. , .. . .. •·r•• •o( ... . - .. . . ; • • • .. ,...,.. ., . ,, .. ,_ ... , ... ~ 1111- ••• • Maureen Henneny ' Ob•ertll!l . Birtluloy ----------I '-•- ·~--,- • • - • '•" -" .. ..... ... · - - - - ........ • • • · -· ~ .owO O " "'"' '· '"'· -~ Careo; feeth Is Topic for PTA Meeting •· I ... ,,.._ '" .... . t..... . . . ....._. "'""'-'-- ... ...... .. 1 Ill Pomerov Motnr Co. ® Brewer Hostess when G "/ds Meet • I • I .. u. . I, • Telet,ision Revue Mr: and Mrs. Thomu Hennessy entertained with • party Tuesday afternoon Ill lbeit home, Mulberry Ave., 'booorlnl Dr. llilrold B.;.WII~'ira pes' ' their daughter, Maureen, on her speaker when the Po111er0y Ele eighth birthday . Games were. mentary PTA met llondal ,played and prizes awarded to evening In the lcllool auditorCherie Reuter. Jennie Chapman ium . and Pamela Davia. "Proper care of hie teeth" Ater the honored guest op- was his topic, as be gave Ulu~ ened her many lovely gifts, Mrs. !rations on the structure ol Hennessy_ assisted by her daugh- teeth, why baby teeth should ter, Patr1cia, and Mrs. T. A. be taken care of, and cau8t'~ Hennessy, served hot dogs, p<>-1of decay and ways of preventtato chips, Ice cream, decor- lng 11. He also showed colorr I aied birthday cake and kool slides on the growth of teeth, aid. Favors were toy rings and followed by a question and anballoons. Attending were the swer period. . above and Carol Ann Lew1s, Frank Vaughan, presJde.nt . Mary Hawk, Darla Sue Ebers- conducted the meeting whwl; bach, Robin Grindstafl Brer> opened with the pledge to th ' da Barton, Paula Morris, Vicki flag. Mr. Vaughan thanke1 Case and Debbie McLaughlin. Mrs. Ella Gilmore Jr. and ali • • room m?thers who helped wlt l1 MtSS IS the Christmas treat. A repo 1 was given on the gilt to Orval Wiles, who served as Santa. Supt. Charles Gibbs and Ralph Ul Spencer, principal, thanked The Hatti• Jackson Guild Association for two new bib.-· Girls of the Mount Moriah tenms tables and seta First Baptist Church In Middle- the schooL POMEROY - 5 • room !rame JAN. 11 house with bath . gas heating The American Legion Auxlli· Mr. and Mrs. Dana Young 's CAN~ ..&t..&..A I'WNt Nl•"D'"''''ON .. front porch, back porch, ba,.. ary of Lewis Manley Post 263 guest over the weekend were $1395 1962 Corvair 700 - 4 Door Dr .,.,,• •• . , .lflth • ·• • 111 ment, lnsulbric siding, utili• will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m., 1their son, Mr. Noel Young and ... o-• ,.. -..h'"'•"•" ty building, 100' lot Well l<>-at tho First Baptist church tn lson of Dayton, 0 . Local owned and rea• low milPai:t'. Sold and serviced in our d .... oU I.A I IU cated on Union Avenue , nice. Rutland. shop. Powerghdf' trans Radio. ~eater, new Hr~s, ~lmond Mr. and Mrs. Ellla Car_sey Mia CPU I>I> •fl•• ll• . .... ... ........ .. ..·, · ·· • 41 , ._. ....l"ll ....,.., fawn finish witb matc hing tnt('r!or. A Seaso n Special. walking distance town to JAN u visited Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kn1ce,....... """"r• ....... lot Needs some repair wor k The Past Co~cilors of Chest- ly at Centerville, Ohio. ·•pnrt..n •m,....,..l•'"'' ...... ..W&o ..... ... .... .owt.... ~· .... which you can do yourseU er Council Daughters of Ameri- Mr . and Mrs. V1rg1l Stanley $1195 '61 Olds F-85 - 4 Door Sedan Priced for quick sale. ca will .;.et Wednesday even· of Athens called on Mr. and liLA I 'D tnns. Radio , ~trl . ,,. ._.._ POMEROY - 7 • room fram • in' at the lodge hail . Potluck Mrs. Guy Bolen Sunday afterDark blu e- f mish clean interinr , V8 engine. 0.01.8 jjlel •oro ,.,.,. .......,..rv. hea ter, a rea l s h.:~r p ie and only $1195. house with bath, gas heating • ~ h ents will be served. noon. II~ • mull' • :har1• .. ~~U~ta front porch, and small baae- re ;";;": ;" Rose Lodge Auxiliary Mr. and Mrs. Dwight SclpLJ oJIInt. poM . .. ~... ,.,. 1'hrM 1 --.:~"•• "-....._ ment. Nicely locaied, out oI will meet Wedneada afternoon ele of Dayton •ere guests of ,... U11COU ..I on !NIO . . . lfll:l high water and near schools at the legion hall ~n Middle- Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Young . . . ....... ......... ,, 41\11. C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR rt M w·lram Robson recently. OPEN EVES 7:00 P.M. ~b ~au •• ~ •• '• WI .~.. cor 1t.. •...,rei •~•·• mlll BOX 2%9 WY WISG l';'.,siden/s~ill ~.' in charge. ' Guests of Mrs. Elsie Haning . .ch .aotttlnaa' .._... \f' '"'""' onn ttOVu POMEROY OHIO POMEROY, OHIO P ' JAN 14 were Mr . and Mrs. Theo !Dnds ...., a. a .. o~.Ulo r • Owu, 112 3tc latUJ'4u . ... " .. ~ 1.1100 GOC)" Pomeroy ~e No. 164, Free of Zanesville and Mrs. Earl l'l"''l HtJ &.Ui'l' For Rent FOR SALE ~·oR SALE-Middlepurl'a ta~ _ Accepted Masons will hold Cowen of Shade, . 1'0 Pt .At.;a A &UUL1 PRI\UUI:&NO located 3r.2 N est buUdlu8. a special meeting January 14 Mrs. ElSie Hanmg was gu~st MOUERN room 111t1 bath ti4NT &.D LUMP and run of mine coal Second nt 7'30 p m at tt.e Masonic of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hanmg Stree~ Middleport furni shed apartment. MId· for sa le Goeglein Coa1 Co. Priced for quiet .ate II> Tem~le. The..;, will be work m and called on_ Hurley Haning PHONE WY 2-2156 dleport WV Z-3874 Page St., Middleport. quire at Ohio Hotel. the first degree for three candi· who has heen ill for some time. 9 11 tfc -1l 4 tic dates. Refreshments will be Mr. and Mrs. Earl McGrath's FOil SALE: Modern all elee. served. All Master Masons are company were Charles MeGrath 1HHEF a ~ four rflll 'l , turnn: h& home, 100. 1 Invited ~rd of Thanks Sewin g Ma chn ed and omfurnished pan. SfNGER l es tire 3 bedroom S and family of Mason, W. Va. WE WISH to thank the pall- menLo W¥ 1..'434 l2 6 ttc j new 176.50 up. Several used ' ~:r~~:i. ~~2ibone Dick The Pomeroy Bend c . B. Ra- and Mr. and ~Irs . James Webb bearers , Middleport M<:~sonic SMALl --;part~ent. 208 Butterj mactllnes ar bar~ain pnces.l . ll 2S U Idio Club will hold its regular of Shade, 0 . port were guests of the Sandra The fourth grade won the atLodge No. 363, Feeney • Ben-I n~ t Ph. WY 2-2682. Roger , The Fabric Shop inger Sales I c Imonthly meeting Jan. 14 at 7:30 PFC Leroy McGrath return- K. Miller Chapter of Guild tendance banner and award . nett Post, AmcrK•n Legwn, I Cullums. Wanted To p. m. at the Legion Hall in ed to Fort ~ ".1 ,_ Okla . after Girls of the First Baptist It was announced that Ih· 12 1 Uc' and Semce, Pomeroy, Oh1o Rawlings • Coats Funeral I WY 2-2284. 4 21 _lfc j Buy Middleport. There will be elec- ~pending hiS visit with rela- Church Tuesday evening at the Founders Day program wouJ.J Home, Dr. J. J Davis. the . THREE aEDROOM duplu , WANTED · locust posts, line tion of officers. t!Ves here. . home of Miss Judy Brewer. he held at the next meetm Rev. Clyde Bartlett and Rev.l pnvate entrance Sugar Hun COAL FOH sale. Good lump adn corner. 500 to 1000, 7%: The Past Councilors of Theo- 1 Mr. Elme~ .~mla~ Sr., ~ho The room decorations, in and ~e executive. ~ard met M. E. Duwson. and all who I ares WY 2-3618. I coal, delivered or at the ft. long. 4 or 5 inch top, Hum- dorus Council Daughters oi l has been VISIIlng m. Florida, charge of Judy Brewer and followmg the meetmg to mage sent flow ers, cards and food. 12 1 tfc mi ne on Storey 's Run. See , phrey Farms, Reedsville, America wU! meet Thursday . rtturned hor_ne With his ~ugh· Jennie Craig, carried out the the plans. ,, or helped in any way during Orville Hogue or phone SH 2-- 1 Ohio. 667~29!.. 1 12 6tp evening at the home of Mrs. t ter and son-m-Iaw and children, New Year's theme including a A salad course was aerve . our ilcreavemenl Sincerely,! For Sale 5022. l2-19-30tl Bentz Wolfe, West Main Sl !Mr. and Mrs. Ja~k Sorden who Ihuge numeral G made of paper by the fourth grade mother: Mrs. Alfr ed St·arUerry and Rock Springs Grange wm 1has .made a vtslt here With suspended from the ceiling. With Mrs. ~mald McKenz1~ . famiJy. VICTOR talki ng machine, fo meet in regular session Thurs-~ relahves . The Hattie Jackson chapter Mrs. Herbel~; Seth, Mrt. Ke:.· Notice s.'i lf' . wllh large morning day at 7:30 P· m. A report on Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jewell held their meeting first giv- neth Harris and ?tfrs. L.e·• =o-c~ glory horn C. R Jordan, Sa he National Grange convention !were guests of Mr. and Mrs. ing the guild pledge and song. Crew, the commlttee. Greet~rs I WILL NOT be rt'sponsiblc fo r lern St rt>et. Hulland . Ohio. will be gievn by Mrs. Htmer JGlen Jewell. Members answered roll call ror the evening were Mrs. Rich~ . tp any debts contratled by ~nyHolter. Refreslvnents will be . Mr. and Mrs . Thoma& Wells with scripture verses. Members ard Rupe and Mrs. Leonar 1 13 6 one other than mrse l1 "li=:O· _ ~- _ __ served . and Mrs. John Stout were shop- rpresent were Jamaril1a Ward, Jewell. . . ed: Myrtle Gardner. La ngs- ONE JI ,\ I.F nf wh ile foced bed The Missionary Society of the ping in Pomeroy Saturday . Gail Board, Scherry Powell and Work by the Art ExtensiOn ville, 0 . I 13 3tp : (;ram feed. WY 2-6554. Pomeroy First Baptist church Mr. and Mrs. H. B Lam- Marsha Bowles ond their ad· class 312 of RIO Grande Co•· 1 1 12 SQUARE o.~NC'E -nt the Mns- _ .\lc will meet at the church, Thurs- bert were vi 11tors with Mr. and visor, Mrs. Mary Baumgard· lege, taught by ~rs. Charleo: onette, FridHv nighL CI.P.A N ca rpet~ w1th our Car day at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Hugh Mrs . Tom Wells. ner. Lewis were on display iD the · Cairns of Racine will he guest Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Jones The Sandra K. Miller Chapt· foyer . 1 !2 6tp pet Shampooer FREE . with 1 -purr hase ol Blue Lustn speaker. Mrs. Joseph Cook will and daughter Laurel spent a er opened their meeting wilh 1 . WILL DO rug weavmg WI 9- Sh"rn poo Baker Fu rniture. be the devotional leader and weekend in Zanesville. 0 . Jh<: formal ritual including the BAKERSFIELD, Cahf. (UPJJ 2826. J-9-20tp , 1 12 tile Mrs . J . H. Stephenson and Mrs. - Mrs. Joba Stoat guild song and the pledge. A - Michael Jacques,_ a i;-yearAlfrt 1MUHILE Jns•uance ~~! Lorain Sterrett will be hostes!JJetter from Sandra K. Miller. ! old from Sommerville, Mass., cam.-elled" 1 ost vuu1 opera ' ONR 20 gal. glass lined. fully es. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Ste-. missionary in Japan, was read who has won three nat~al ro~l; tor'! license-? GaD W\' Z.Llf66 1 <~ul om ;, t ic gas hot w<1 ter 'I1le Eleanor Cirde of Heath phenson, Jr., the former Ann I and a Jetter of thanks was read er skating championshtps, Wli• tau< ta nk. one nC'w two-burner ke-r Methodist Church will meet : Thomas. Philadelphia, Pa . are Ifrom the [~dies Bible Class for compete in a field of 400 skat· MARAN F'Ur Agency, N Brown osf'ne circul a1ing heater . One Thursday evening at the announcing the birth of a six 1the Christmas party given byers in the.World Gold S'.:ett" St . Ma,on, w va ~-ur, want· I 35.000 ATU gas vented heat church at 7.30 p.m. Mrs. Ern- Ipound daughter on , 10 the girls. The girls were re· roller skatmg clasalc Jan. 30-31 ed, Muskrat, Mink. and rae-I er F:dgar Arnntt 125 ~lh St. est Fraser and Mrs. M. E. ion Mr. Stephenson s minded to fill out thetr degree conn send tor pnce 1151 Lall Middll'port I ll 3tp Dowson are leaders for the wor. l ther's birthday. Mr. . work books. The next meeting and c:ards were to be •ent tr 7'1i!-52Y6 12~ t2-30tc hip and program. Hostesses son is !he son of Mr .. will be held Feb. 9 at the shut m memhers, Mrs. Milton _ t957 RxoO 3 b<>droom Nationa will be Mrs. Earl Daveapurt R. Stephenson, Sr ., Middlep ort. home of Stephanie Pullen. Hood and Mrs. Paul Smart. M• . Insurance House Tnnlrr. Call Ravens and Mrs. Charles Bradbury . IWilliam R. Stephenson, Jr ., Those present were Myrta and Mrs. Davi~ Da~st ~ Jt.' - - -- - - - 1 wood 273 -~42.\ . 1 7 24 tp The Racine Southern Local stationed at the U. S. Wilson Jennie Craig, Judy charge of a senes of qwzes an• J 4 tH I\St 11"4 Simps··'' tnsur wwf' I - - - 7th and 8th Grade PTA will Hospital in Philadelphia. Brewe~. Stephanie Pullen, Mar· games. Mr. an~ Mrs. Aller: ~net In 411 rorm.s at In 1 SINGER Automa tic ~~ ~au li I PROM PT deli very of limestone County Engmeer for a 90 day Imeet Thursday, January 14, ilyn Stumbo, Diane Van Cooney, Hughes served ICe cream ~nn lurant-e J tm Jnnnson anrt [u! wa! nul ca bmet. 1g ags, ! for your evr.r}· need An y l penod j 3t 7:JO p.m. Refreshments wilJ PARNEU. TO BROADCAST Linda Kauff, Elinor Bodimer, cake to those p~t includin:? Hu<l )U•Jpst m Ae••ots bu ltonholes. sew s o~ buttu ns. l size. Pho:H' Emml'l W ShuJ· Boa rd of Commissioners re· be served. BOSTON (UPI ) - Mel Marta Hubbard and their Mr. and Mrs. WilliS Anthony, & 1 rtc Fancy des igns, appliques. etc. l er, Contracting. WY 2-3243. serve the right to reject any ; JAN. 15 · nell, two-time 20-game visor, Mrs. Donald Boone. Mr. and Mrs: Dave Darst, Mr. I''~Hcc,cc,,;;:n;-:)-::Co_p_v_ln-g"'"',-ervtce Cup ! One dial dncs it all. Like 1 6 lfc or all Bids. 1 The Senior class of Pomeroy! for Boston, will succeed the Games and contests wilh the and Mrs. Rtchard Sayre, Mr 1es madr ot 'ega1 pa . ! new. Full pn~. 'e tJ4 .JS - $8 - - - - ·-- ~Meigs County Commisisoners High School will have a bake Art Gleeson as 8 member of Father Time theme were and Mrs. Harold Hubbard, Mr b1rt:t1 re, .. ~rd:- a11n atm•;st~~~~ monLhty . Call WY z-:tanz EX PERT cfl bi net making, cusBy: Lucllle Norris, Clerk Isale at the Kroger Store Friday 1Red Sox broadcasting and played and refreshments Ed Baker and Rev. Donak 1 8 Stc other documents tom made .fu rniture, such. as (1) 6, 13, 2lCibeginning at !i a. m. I castinS team. cookies, sandwiches, and . Boone. Reuter Jnsuraoce, Pomeroy ZJG 7, ,\<;'" seW ing -machine. nPW; hutch cabmets and buffets were served during the everung. ~~,:_;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiii., ij t uc 1964 dt:' monsLrators. Doe s tables, etc:., made to order. ti The meeting was concluded ---1 ew·ryt hmg One lever doe.s BUJit..;n eupbortrds or cabinets. with the group forming a Fol Rer.l il all Discount price, $59 61 1 Phooe WY 2-5312. 1 5 30tc friendship prayer circle.. MODERN 6 room house on - $L50 W<·ekl y. IVY D ill;, ilieigler Bulldin. S•lppl) for ••• 1 8 5tc Condor st. Call WY 2~2:1 8 1. , new homes Buill in kitcbJ u Meditation Given I 13 3tc VACUU M Brand new ens, storm windows, alumOn New Yea Theme "ODERN f . l-.-..1 Claners. d al l inu rn siding . Ca ll Guy NeigA devoti'onal medi'Iation "' urms•.., 2 rooms dMlonstr•tors. lnclu es BY DOROTHY KILGALLEN ier, Racine, Ohio. aod bath effi cient aparl.'llent. · a:t <'~ch mPn1 s. Onl y $17 .50 WY 1 titled, "The New Year." was 12 29 tfc I !ON REQU&STI Middleport. Phone WY 2-3874. 2-381:2. I 8 5tc By DOROTHY KILGALLEN baby about Easter time. given by M7s. WiJlis Anthony ; - -- tl.ut flnlner l'lamblll& ... Gossip in Gotham when the Hearthstone Cillss 1 12 tilp l!lf>l MA< :NOLIA Mobil ho me, H 1 The famous Theatre des Champs Ely· F' t u••tlsl I . ROOM apactment and oa1h ~.3 x 10 ft, 3 bedrooms, I'h •• mg Policemen familiar with the Harlem sees will stage "West Side Story" - with the MidtllepnrtTu sdll's """1 I unfurnishd . All ulil it1es. li>r- hal 1"· c ' 11 J{ ·~ 1ey, .372~6\154 . MlllenwWe, scene aren't buying the Billy Eekstine J Rob'-'-· directln · J met e BY even ng EDd voar ,...., trooNeo t h erome ...,.. g - m anuary th h 1 M nd M s 1 0 8 olsbed. Upstairs above Dr 1 6 12tc We llln all ory I e way he tells it. Speaking un- of 1968. Of course they'd like to do it at e orne r. a r ·~ DoMvan·s ofoce. Phone wv 1 officially, they don't tloubt that he was sooner, but they're waiting for Johnny Allen Hughes. 2-3046 or WY 2-2064. ' BURHOUG HS calcula tor, adds, slugged, but they think there might be Hallyday, the French rock 'n' roll star. Richard Sayre, presideint, WY 2·5421 POMIIOY I 12 tfc suhtrocts. multiplies and di· CoD Wl' ~4 DaJ • N1PI a better version of how it happened, who Johnny's currently in tbe military ser- conducted the business seas on AVAILABLI for rent after Jan- v1des, $40.00. Inquire Ohio 7 • 111: ~a~ mvolved, and even - maybe espe- vice and has another year to go before U8J'j 16. ll room house five Hotel, Middleport. I "~·TING PI bl M Oer cia ly - why. Cops stationed uptown he returns to civvies- or costumes ... rooms ,.....,ntly refinished. II> 5 tic -Forno_: .".:::oldog, a-'::_, doubt that anyone could be hit with "a The brightest artificial light yet - call,u. -~· judo chop and tossed into a car" on such ed "p 1·0 ~es of the sun" _ has been per' baths, storm doors and win· •11 Ea do f $1 SLUGG ISH septic tank? Clog- • " MaiD Street, l'na> a b usy 8t reet , Wl'th ou1 th e incident be- fected in the electronics laboratories at ea~ o;~o~t~s, 1245~iw:C: fl ged drains'' Get Klean-Em . eroy. Pb- W1 ~ ing noticed and talked about, even if not Columbia Universlty ... Cinema experts Racine and Pomeroy. Call All Septic tank cleaner at f 7 Ill lie r~pokrtedf to the police. They also can't say Bobby Morse "really comes alive In Joha McCoy, WI 9_3655 _ Landmark Form Bureau. . rRANSMlSSlON Salvage Com- k m 0 any knockout drops that would films for the first time in Marty Ranst>1 12 6tc 1+30tcl pany Repainng aU mak . ea. eep anyone unconscious for almost 26 hoff's "The Laved One." They predict ·tomatic and standard 11'...,. hours, which is the way It adds up in he'll be as much of a sensation in this FURNISHED 2 bedroom apart-_ . iss! Ga 'Billy's story. The experts also point out one as he was when he broke loose on men~ all utilities and wash 1 BEST PRICES ON ~n~~Pho:.a~ceu1J"""• that Mount Morris Park is kept well Broadway In "How To Succeed." 1 er furnished. Langlot' House, 11 17 tfc lighted to discourage muggers and if the Alan Freed, once the hottest disc . behlnd Pomeroy High School, I singer had been there for any length of jockey In the country and now stricken • .110 a month. Call WY 2. i AU<.TIONt:Eil time before awakening on a bench at . 2'/28. or WY 2·35119. ' Cemplelo 8& olw 1:30 a.m., some policeman would have With a serious kidney ailment, Is In fin. I 12 3te 670 x 15 - - 16.60 cnu lmldlonl seen him - and, even if he hadn't rec- ancial trouble, too ... Seven Arts proNylon 8Iockwoll ru..!'~~.!!' · l"aoae • o!\nized him as a celebrity - would have ducer Ray Stark is looking at Buddy '· J'O~ ROOM furnished apart "- c. BRAIII"tiRD tried to rouse . him to get him moving. If Hackett's Broadway musical, "I Had A SUPER SERVICE ·JIIell$ for rl:'nt. Phone WY 2 lllaellle 0111o It was lmposstble to awaken him, police Ball," with a view to making a deal for ' 1 11 11e procedure would call for the summoning the movie version . . . Beautiful Diane 1333. I 12 tfe STATION - - - : - - - - - - - of an ambulance to take him to a hos- Cilento will look different when you see trn LINCOLN- HEIGHTS, mod Jade W Carsey Help Wanted pitaL her on the screen next time - she's had era t - room house with . Mgr WY '2-9932 On the other hand, If he was taken an operation on her nose. Not that there bath, basement. gas furnace, l l~===~=~-===' 1 -----·-·----. lw'ciWood noors, mce kitchen, WANTED : Columbus Dispatch to the park, unconscious, .just before he was anything wrong with the original atorm doors and wind Auto Sales carrier in Pomeroy. Call WY awakened, some of the cops who keep one. The jazz world was taken aback at · q~n, with yard and dnveway 2-2531. I 12 3tp the park under constant surveillance certainly would have noticed him being carthe news that pianist Bud Powell, who C&ll Tracy Whaley, WY 2: !962 CORVAIR Monza, 4 · door WAITRESS over 21. Write- Box ried or dragged to the bench, and would reportedly had returned to Paris .rter a 11M after 4:30 p. m. sedan, completely recond:tion- 6&lY Care of The Daily Sentht mu&· puzzling "comeback attempt" at Bird· have stopped and questioned t 8 IOtc ed. $UIOII. Ca ll WY 2-20117. tine! .' 1 12 3tc gers. land, never did go back to Europe. His ,,', UNJ'Il)tNISHED apartm•nt - - -- - - - - I 12 Jtp DISHWASHER. Apply Blue I< It is absolutely true that Billy doesn't mentor, Francis Poudres, boarded the lil Middleport on ground floor 57 BUICK lloadmRSter. $4(10 00. Grey Restaurant, Pomeroy. drink and has always been a responsible plane last October, but Bud never showed I · IOOID and bath. hardwood Phone WY 2-2768. 1 12 tfc entertainer who never goofed on engage- up. Everyone assumed he was in France, fioon. Youngstown kitchen 12 22 JOtp - - - - - - -~:--- ments, so no one entertains the thought but all he did was go over the bridge to . · he p ' U. $, Civil-Service T•staf ~atiC at. ri vate enfiH. Rambler Men worneo 18 •nd o•er S•cllH joba. of a puhliclty stunt, but the police wvuld Brooklyn, where he Is living with his ..__ Call WY 2 3200 Hla:b pa,. Sbon lloun . .\d•ucei!Mol'lt. first wife and their daughter . • -· ·, World Standard ot CoDlp&et Tbou.~and• of 1o ba open. f'rqJ•rat.or,. like to hear him tell another story 1 5 ti c EtcelltDC4" tralntna 110W •vpoit'lt.ed. &xperlenc• more plausible and' more interesting. MGM:s spectacular production of "Dr, -;,:.....,.--::=-.:-=uaun.111ly uaner.e ..ary FllEE lnfonn• They feel he's involved in a situation he Zblvago," with Its all-star cast, Is expect· 10 _...._. snd bath Spartment Big car room, ride and pet'- tlon on .tob&. l&lartM, reqatnmnt.a. " •-1 WriUI tr'>d11 ltY\IlJ aame. 14d.I'MII 111d doesn't want to reveal. ed to be Spain's biggest tourl,st .attrllC· ... Pomeroy. Phone WY 2--J319 I ormar.ee. Small eJir econom)' ptu:rne. 1 1 • U . •Dd DUIDBaerabiiU... U ~coln Sernn. Bmr .... Pomero1 John Roosevelt, youngest of FDR's tlon for the eight montl1a It will b'e shoot· 12 I sons, and his wife, Anne, are arranging ing. This may alternately ple3lle ~ 'diS· '"'":ilrooiilfuiiiBihed • c Dl.il, BentlUl. PoDllf'OJ_. o= .. an amicable divorce. They were married concert David Lean, who directed "lll•er tJ • room apartMetropotllaD Motort Instructions in 1938. She will probably receive $1,000 Kwal" and "Lawrence of Arabia" . AI· ll''~ilif!1111. One lint floor WY 2E. ••~o Pomer·• \ 11 2'1 .,_ u=• ., u. I. CIVIL IIIIYICI TI&TII a month alimony, which John can well !hough the ~ugene O'Neill play, ~'!!ugh­ tic PboDO · -,,...,-.,.-.,...n- 1. · V«~•• ~., ...._IL lloG1I &larf IBID • :: aUli.GI 1 ..,..._ ,...,...., tHIItuu afford because he's not only a vice presl- •e," posted >ts closing notice, bUSiness • Z2 Uc 11nt1.1 .....,.... 1 fttftuan& "" tn~ dent of Bache & Co. but is making a has been ),licking up and Jason Robards ~;:;;;;=-.:--:-c-c----c- ~ ~ l:a,..-1-.et IIMIIIII) 11,.,..,_ CU81'0M hutcherinR and cut. taf'J' nu .ntnnu•tna a. ~ bundle In the sheep-rai~ing business . . . Jr. Is getllng as many curtain ulls as . Mlddl~port, Ohio Phone WY ~-32•!1 •llii'IM ... .-em•ro'• Wn•• ru "" ting Phil Meier. Phone- WY It ..tnt .,• .,.. ........ anll S!ifger Jill Corey _and )let hUSband, ba••· any dramatic star on Broadway tn· recent 2-3510. 12 i Uc ,..,... ball star Don Hoak, expect their first years. ••u "' I. '· ''· I tl: at••· By RICK DU BROW All right, now : How should Unlttd Pren Joternatlou nl 1 one watch television from a HOLLYWOOD 1UPI J - A &en- plain physical apprach? To try tlemnn reader wr ites with a to get a reasonable and not pertinent question · How does over·Iechnicol Idea, I soulht out Dne watC'h televlsiun? several medical speclallltl, & In view of lhe qualitv of the eluding the former chief pbyJJ. medium, it might be safe 10 an· c1an of the eye cUnJc of 1 rnaswer. From as Jar away as po•· Jor Los Antleles hospital, and Sible. and as brleflv as on also fought through some medl• e can. cal Journals But. our reader has something ; One majo~ point made by tho m~re spec1fk In m10d. to w!L I doctors le that eyesight is a l ~~ve been .trymg to look at . nir,hly indivldllal problem. and televJston bu~ 11 !:irra~ ches my ! that lhe viewer who wants to e.yes. [ am m. my m1ddle six- correct any eye discomfort tieR. I wear blfoca.l spect acl t:os.. stemming [rom television-watchThrough the top lenses 1 read l ing might stop in for 1 visit road s ~gns wtth the greal t"st of with his fdendly ne ighborh~)(ld ease. the. haltom 1 g'st h 1hrough b lenses ! ophlh a1moo 1. 1 1 1 8 eJg t-po n ~y pe ~. rceze. I During a luncheon, several of love- type. ', el telev1s1on lea ves the doctors, while emphaslzing my ey ~s blo.odshot and my head that general rules for television~ throbbmg w1th a dull ache ... am were fairly tenuous 1 h'ug wac ' some ideas, and they' I s1'II'mg Ioo c Iose I.o the St't ; loo did offer far away' What " the woper 1 11 . d. I I h' o ow IS an ce or wat(' mg a 9-inch -It is best to watch television ':lcrtoen 1 How long should one ·01 a light on in the room but ' '-? J ' WI ' our.. s <.~n hour too much ?" . not too bright. lf one watches Well . sir, If you will pcrmil television straight on. the light me only one diversion before I is best off to a side. olunge into 1110re hopefully use· - Watching video straight on ful information, I would venture Is the best wav to watch, though thi!' theory : Reading type is in· one of the dOctors estimated variably a more pleasing sensa- that possibly there wouldn't be tion than wat ching television. much eect - Maybe none-e1- Voi·ce of Broadwav .&08088 1. One o! two eqU&Ipan. DOWN Pa.uac• Ztl. Royal 2. lluaW!i Brt.&. ..... 10. Reverberate 11. Play Air - aBuddhJ.~~ · abbr. 28. Byulbotlc " P'reru:h colD I , VItality 12. MOW\tairl topo 14. Mad 16. F emale lan~­ age e. Hia'h...-.1 7.PortJon rutt 1i . T ellurlwn : •ym. lB . Lenient 21. Former RWI~Ian H.Cl""'' to •. ICeepoait• 11. 'nle oloraald thing 13.Plooe hlg'*t Ba.byl.. IT• .utteo 41. Tttle ot cup 42. Ko.d or a 34. Period 3!1. Bay Window 311. Large DOle li..Haltomo 26. Actors' a.wa.rd 21. Bedding material In. bam 31. A kind or head ·- IO.Madeor wool : VIU'. 32. Drinking t:S. Guido'l ruler 24. Sky- god : _, Current 23. Price ot a draft ADlmal 5. Time I'Oneby 9. S&ndara<l ~2. LGeutor = b&tnmer en4 Sleevelete garment: Arab. ·~- Culdetl •4. cup-like ~.Konpti OUR BUTION WAS PUSH ED BY MISTAI<E.l! ·&JT: ~LO OFF" MA'IBE WE. CAN $rop " opoon covertnr 38. Fula MISSILE!:r 1'/JKAY.~ I'LL HOLD 84. Sad omr BUT-NOT FOR. 38. Exclama. tlon st. Opeulnp; WI<IGJ! Christ'1 lite 43. Pert. toUdea ole. Torrid 47. German ·'\ ~ rtver 48. Source '' ~r ' ' olsh&de 40. M•taJ :10. Dlopatoll ~ ,. ' DAII.Y CRYP'I'OQUOTE -Here's how to work It : AX'f'DLBAAXB to LONGFELLOW One letter limply atandJ, tor IULOther. In thla l&mple A Ia wed ;, for the thr" L'a, X tor U. two 0'•. etc. Single letters apoJ. lrophlu, the lengtb and formation or tht words are aJl1 J:iJAtl. Each day tbe eode lettel"' iiJ'e dirteren t. A PC - U N Crn>lorroa KCIQHC ECHWKC FX LC Quotattoa VKNWHC IKXT VKNWHCil N FPWYO. I KXYDCIXQYNQUI!l Yesterday's OryptQQuote: WHOM THE GODS WISH TO I DESTROY THE"! FIRST CALL PRO~USING •~" NOLLY __ ,..,......., CON• · co lJII, KJ.oc Fataru Sra41ftte. 1ac.a I WJEH RADIO "Maybe you don•t fool a whole year older than you did thlo time yo.torday, Junior. but I dol" MONDAY THRU FRIDAY I 6:45 Sign On 7,011 Be Stili and Know H3 News 7:08 Musical Cloek 4:30Eiectrlc Co. News ~ONDA 'I' THRU FRIDAY 7,30 News Headlines 4:40 Jim Men Show 1;00 Sign Oa - News 7:32 Musical Cloek 5,30 Sign orr 7: 45 Word an_d Tes timony 6:Of> Scared H•art · 6:20 Meigs Coonty RFD 8:110 Ohio Valley News SATURDAY 8:00 World News 6:25 Paul Bowers - Farm 6:00 Sign On - New• 6,36 Bill Miller Sho10 8: 10 Sports Today 6:05 Country Music 8:15 Weather 6:51 Weather 6:20 Country Jamboree 8' 16 Musical Clo-k 7:011 Newo 7:00 News 8:55 Com!nunity News 7 05 Tiny's Momlng Chapel 7:05 Larry Anderson Show 9:00 Talk of the Town 7:20 Bill Miller Show II :00 Top Ten Show 9,55 Mason County New• 7:30 Sportl 12:00 Nooo News JO ·oo Public Service 7:3t Pickf"n! Hardware 12:15 Mucial Interlude 10:15 Family Worship Hour (Tu•s . Thurs ) 12:30 The Rev . Merlin Teets 10:30 Latchs>rlng 7:50 News 1:110 Jim Mees Show 11 ,110 News Beat 8·00 Bill Miller Show 5:30 Sign Off ·11:05 Morning Melodies 8:30 Oaily Light SUNDAY ncept Friday. Church 8:45 Bill Miller how BeDs Ring 8:45 Baker Furniture Show 7:30 Sign On . Army Hour (Wed . . Fri.) 8:00 ''rencll City Baptist 11:45 World News g,oo News 3,30 Sunday Show 11 :55 Mason County New1 g,os Coffee Wilh Janel 9:30 The Bible Speakes to You 12 ' 00 Community News 12,05 Local News Jo ,oo Bill Millers Brune~ Show 10:00 Tbe Good Life 12, 10 Markets 11 ,oo Ministerial Association 10:15 Sunday Show 12:15 Weatber '.1 :15 Masoa County Agrl. FnL 12 '00 Noon News 12 ' 20 Bulletin Board (Tues. I 12; 15 Christian's Hour 12 ,25 Newo 0 Grams 11:15 Family Worship tThurs. 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 12:30 County Ageat 11:15 A.S.C Program \Fri.J 1'00 Sunday Showcase 2:45 Country Go Roond tUO Swap Shop 1:30 Rev. SUas Billups \:55 News Beat 1:45 Tiny's Country Hymntit.'lle 2:00 Rev. Andrew Par ~ons 12:00 Cement Block News 2:45 The Rev. Roscoe Thorne !:00 Country Go Round .:55 News Beat 12:15 Goessler Gueot Star 3:20 Country Hymntimers ;: oo Midway Mi.•lnee '2 :30 Larry Anderson Show 4:30 Baplist Layman's Hour 3:55 News Beat 3:00 Jim Mees Show 5:30 Sign Off 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:05 5:15 5:25 5·30 5 4.1 WMPO Radio I Rob"1nson's CLEANERS Dr. T. Jay Bradshaw Optometrist Office Hours: Tuesday & Thursday Call: Wy-2-3277 Snow r·. res DAILY CROSSWC RD Teotarnmt SERVICE =':": r~w;:;:.;;;v'::-·,-7 atoryor DRY QEANING oll <>OOGLI oowl SNUPP'I' Utll,... ana~ 1-Hour • reportm! • tO. New I I oept Myond a 45-d~ angle. I per1ods of lbne can eause flOIn ot her words, If one's fovorlle tiguo and other rflated discomchair II ol 1 »degree llll!le, I loris, and of coune there Is the chair is not liMl lllOII lmpor- lllk about Pi1dloJociC&I eflecll taD! thing to cooalder. This ' on children and 10 fnrth - but, might he kept particularly in say the doctors, even prolonged mind for television seta built viewing Is hardly ever Ult:ely to Into wall!. • cause irreparable damqe to one's eyes. Said one phyaiclall: G<rhard Mercator, Flemish " Using one'• ey01 tloein~ ruin geographer, first applied the them any more than uslna term "atlas" to a collection of leg• to walt wean them out. 1 ~r1 r maps. course, 11 you walk a gre,at I -Wa~'hing television for long deal, you get tired." ' C.... fERRY --·-- Dlsclng with Doss Interchange Community News World News Sports Today Weather Oinner Muslcale Si!ID Off SATURDAY &·45 Sign On 1: 110 Be Stili and Know 7,03 News 7,00 MuSical Clock 7:30 News Headlines 7:32 Musical Clock '1 :45 Word and Testimon} 8·00 Ohio Valley News 8:05 World News 8:10 Sportl Today 8:15 Weather 8:16 Pt. t'leosant H.S. Football 10:30 Song & Story Hour 10:45 Family Worship Hour 11 :ob News, Army Hour 11 :30 PubUc Serv~c. 12:00 News Roundup 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Grams 12:30 Saturday Matinee 1:1> Dbio State FootbaU 4:00 DiscinK wltb Do01 4:30 Top fen P.evuo $:00 News &.mdup 5:15 Public Service $ : ~C Dinner Muslcala 5,45 Sip OU ABBIE AND SLATI .. lllANND Bv GEOIIGE WONDER 5LIN"\Y AB OUT "THE DIFFICUL.1Y WE HAVI."-..G 3 ETIIN6 A PLACE.lO H::X.D Q11t r?KEPTlOH AND HE 5AID WEO::VLO t..J9E HISC3YM , IF NOTH ING BETTER: 11J~ED lJ? l WEATHER .AHEADI ORDER NOWI LUMP COAL OR RUN-OF-MINE """====- - . THE SMAlL NUMBER OF Pick Up At Our Lot Or Call WY 2-3284 - Middleport I s:e . . ., ·=·- - GOEGLE·IN READY-MIX CO. s--. --- \!.OMEN AOOITTEV TO 1HE F~.MAN ClASS EA CH YEP.R ... LATER .. ~ - I ,. .. ·'- �~ . .... ... . ,. - .... ""' - - ~ ... ..... - . . .. ---~ ... --· .. ·---. . . . . -. . . . , . . . . . . ; . . . . . . . . ..... . . :r4' . . . .. _ . . ____ . . , . _ ,_..._..... ..........- .. . . ....... __ _. . . --- ..... ... . . .... ..1....... -- -,;... ....._ .... ~ -~ -- ·--·- - -·· ··~ ~- ~ -: • • ) ,o ' • r1rsf Mlnll• 1 ,... • Ate Recopipd ..... . . On Annh-ertlit; Swift's Premiiiii-U. S. lover••enl l1apected Libby's Charter ll!elllbln ..;.. ,. COIJiizod at • dlma =ostl'll oommemoratlnc Ute Mill , _ ftBal}' of lhe l.o)'lll PU a_. of tbe Middleport Cburdl ol TOMATO JUICE I c 46-oz. Can Chuck Roast Maxwell House DRIP - Chuck Steak ~~;~:· lb.49c Chuck Steak ::~:d lb .59c FINE c 4t oH 1-lb. can . . fi -~1101 J"' GREEN STAMPS •.. :.:: WUh tfolt '""" "" l lho c No lone bony plocn with short ribt l•ft on. No coane neck cuh. .,urrt."•• <HID "' mo•• ~ 49 Shoulder Roast TREET s English Cut Roast .. 59c c lb. SWIR'S PREMIUM - Your c _ __ ...... Bg The Piece 3 lb.. $1 Choice! 6-oz. pkg. 29C 35c 2o-••. loxea Rolled Roast u.s.D.A. Grade A-Double lnlf'Od&<l lit • • "Kroger's Lamb Sale" 16 s1 89c . Lamb Loin Chops ....................... Lamb ·Sirloin Steaks ...... ................. c lb · Save 89C SAVE 30c COLGATE Instant Shave Colgat• Toothpaste Giant Sl10 Tube this price on grouond chuck plu1 you ,... 100 extra free Top Yalu. Stamp& with purcb"e of 3 lbs. or mor• with Coupon 1M pkg. D•lltl••• 4 c lb.. Steel 5-Ct. Pkg. lUNCHEON MEAT 3-lb. cans 7 $1 tall cans ,__-:::=----~ s rea Gredt A Medium Kroger & 50 IO.UI Wilt. lhio end f ilhor 6 Ct I roopon <>f . 0 , lQ Ct. """""" GILLETTE Stolnlotoo Stnl l!lod•o Now th" ~o t Jon 14 ~~. EVANS '50 ~···· S'zu With thlo end COIHlOI\ P""~ .. J':2 -01 .,f . btl CHIFFON UQUID Now thrv $ot .. Jo n 16 :~, EVANS No. 2 12 1 cans cans .i 0 BABY FOOD VARIETIES 15 Pears ... _....., 3 P•noni'AII Shllnlm Steel Blades ... -.. _. _ katie EVANS - 3 $] VA'"' STAMP! : , '""'""" . _ - ... _ " . * ·. f : --.. ~':-::--E_ "':._P-"-'" -''''••o• You• ••••MoLY KIUIGl ll I 11 n<uAau couPON ( c; STRAWBERRY PRESERVES 1.8 ••• $1.00 MORTON'S ASSORTED CREAM PIES _ 40c c Bn'!akfalt Ro11• F:xp , 1/ lfi/ IE> * 3 for 89c Rot, 29c Donn .Vine-Ripe Bihlt •..•.• lb. 49e 2 49 S 2 pkf(s. boxes CAKE DONUTS c dozaa FREE 50 .... "'" tWO ~-- Of - ... ... ll)Oii"C beada Lettuce BREAD 2 ·~:~· 49c 'r.ltp 1/ 16/65 EVIlS· Pecan Sandies 14 49c doz. Instant Coffee .... 01. Ivory Liquid " , Jar ' ' c ·~· ., ,. ;, i.':ft ,;.1!1;. A. •. ~ .., '<!'> ' ...... $1.59 ' 65c 111. boMio . ' ~• ··.,' gt.bo!tle ·~ ' ' DuzSoap Thrill Joy - I ... bon! a.oz. zling . p re~i denl : Mrs. Phil Globok<tr vice president; Mn. Ed1\ <1 nJ KL"nn~:~dy. secretary, a nd :\lr~. Carl Koi~utz, treas· and Chairnwn were naflled inclildt>d l\.1 i~<> ~Iizabeth Fick, Chri ~ tian education; Mrs. Wil~p iritusl life ; Mrs soc ial service; Mrs. John W. Bla('ttnar, social activities, and Mrs. Don Thomas, slewardJhlp with Mrs. Roy Seyfried . Mrs Dale .Smilh and Mrs. Homer llnller, ass istants. Rev. Wilbur Perrin will in· '!tall th~:~ new officers on Sundny . .January 23. The first rnt~f'l ing ttf the Guild will be J mma r y 27 with Mrs. Perrin. de1·o1irma! leader, Mlss Flclt, program. and the executive board as hostesses, with Mrs. Perrin and Mrs. Blaettnar in charge of the refreshments. PI ans were made to sponsor a . family night on February 2 w•th Mrs . Phil Meinhart u program chairman. Plans were also rnadr for a Lenten breakfast on M:'!rch J at 7 a. m. with Mrs . Perrin in charge. ing club Monday evening et 1t1r home in SyracU&e, Followlac a social evening. norn.bmenl! were served by the ~ to Miss Eleanor Robson, Mrs. Paul Kloes, Mrs. Dwight Park· er. Mrs. Grace Hoi'-, Mlsa Mao·tha Howell and Miss Myr· ti s Kay Parker. • ATTEND CAPPING StrietmiM Instant Coffee recn mmended for the Mrs. George Schneider enter- katie lvano BROWN 'N SERVE F&P r llfH'I'rs new yf'ar were Mrs. Ben Neut.- tained til< Second Monday !lew· Large Slicing Size California Oranges zatiOn SEWING CLUB IIIEETS Tomatoes . .. . P'· / 39c Fresh ·Strawberries f'~r ­ ated Church met Moodav evenr n~.;. :l! the t:IJUrch for r~rgani­ hur Perrin . ':;,.~'.r. $1 :k,~ of . the Ri{·hard Rosenbaum, misslonar~· t>rlu('ation; Mrs. D. Hawley , tars v. Oumai11e •• ra. l!Jr 14-0s. ' lne. CINNAMON POWDERED SUGAI Cano . .Jf:'.l YALUABU COUPON . (.i Ji":E 1 O.vil1 CascaO. l•y•r 46 ot, ~----L-O-VI_R_G-IN_I_A_ _ _ , joro No, 303 No. !03 C1n1 -_ _ AvomNie No. 2112 No.. 2'/z C1ns l/ 16/ fl5 J\·1rs. Heynolds sened a des:-:Prt course to the above named and Mary Bailey, -Mary Wells, He len Baley. and Grace Pratt. Pictures were shown dur· ing the ever~ing taken on other . The Executive Board I Wnm en's Guild of the 1 :~· CLAPP'S ~:~,39c 4 s1 Catsuo $1 f&P Cut Green Beans 6 ., . ,.. 6 s1 6 f&P Sweet Peas f&P Calif. Spinach Exp. During the busineS! seaslon, conducted by Miss Hawley, the cla•s voted to be host at the social hour following the congregational meeting to be held Sunday evening at the church. Mn; Edgar Reynold.o presot~t­ ed devotions using the theme, "Lighted Candles" wilb back· ground music of a recording of "Light Just One Little Candle'" by Perry Como while tbe iJ'OUP held miniature lig~ lamp candles, making a glow in the d<~ rkness . The lamps were later gi\ en as favors. Mrs. Reynoicls presented the teacher of the claso, Allee Robeson. and Mrs. Donald Hicks, with gilts. Mrs, Susan Raw!· ings was awarded the anniversary gill. New officers were elected and included Mrs. Susan Rawlings, preSident Mrs. Gil) Reynolds. vice president; Mn. Edgar Reynolds, secrelary; Mrs. Audrey Frost, assistant seer• ta ry: Nina Russell treasurer: and Mabel Hysell, flower chair· man. Guesls lor the eYODing were Mrs. Horace McElhinny and the flev. and Mrs. Donald 'IH~ks. _<~ Eggs -........ 2 ....... 75c Mayonnaise . _. . . ... 49c !"~ FR E Compboll'o Chicken Noodlo or Chicken Ric~ ~ E 50 ~~'" Spotll9ht Instant Coffee _......... ~.~L 69c Soup _..•... _. 4 ".:.: 69c @! "''"" •o• Fully B.tcfld or 8 S KI"CJ9itr Citru1 ~: ~~ • 2 89 Lay~• Dinner Rolls . . 2 ~! 29c JUIC('S -- .. - -..... . . cant c @? or Gold. Sno c.. ASSORTED PEACHES S ............. B. Jb Bag Spotlight Bean Coffet • St-1 . Variety 10c "Filper" or Sic. Y. Cling F PFRUIT COCKTAIL Elberta Peaches Bartlett Pears - 16 oz. loaves • • • • •• Country Club Any Combinatlon ~ FREE 100 JPr0: Women's Guild Reorganizes its f xecutive Board & 41 c 'MixOtMatch' - $ Kroger White MILK kalla EVANS ••• Fine Baked Foods 49c YALUAIIJ VAWAIU COUPON gals. Stalnleu - -- - ' - -- SAVE 30c PERSONNA BLADES 3 c t.rrHic (2) 14-GALLON CARTONS K;~:: 49c SAVE 12c on Carnation Buttermilk 2 ;:~. 25c Red Radishes p~:: 49c Apples Rod -- ,-~ B·eans 2 ~:~ 29c r-r - Following the cUmer lhe group went to the home ol Mrl. l'.ildred Hawley wllb lin. Eelgar Reynolds the bosleto. Four charier memben werw _.,nl mcluding Miss Mabel Hysell Mlos Nina Russell, Mill <eo Roush and Mrs. Audrey Frost and the lint leacher ot the class, Mi,. Mildred Haw· ley. annifersaries on the class.. .... IVAH& 10 1/2·02. cans Zip Popcorn Marvin Dates Boneless Fresh Ground Chuck Leg-0-Lamb .......... 69c CoHage Cheese HEINZ lb. bag - Tenderay Boston 16-lllb. •vg. SPICED Chicken Noodle - Mushroom Veg. Beef- Chili w/beet - katie EVANS _,, I thla " .,.. redttmed FREE 100 1"· Mty Wilson's Certified SOUP 1 lb. lb. Switt Miss 3 I Extra Frw Top Y•lue Stamps if all ~pon• from Bg The Piece Swiss Steak 59c SSe Turkeys • • • • • • • • • • • 39C krogw FI"Mh Froun Pumpkin Pie I I Center Cut lb. / IO·o•. SLICED BOLOGNA PICKLE AND PIMENTO LIVER CHEESE ROAST JumboS rolls boxes S Pkgs. CHUCK SAUSAGE 550 I Chuck Roast • HIGH GRADE Center Cut I TondoNy !llold. Cut Morton's Biscuits 2 LUNCHEON MEATS Morton's Honey Buns 4 :::. 99c BONELESS ROLLED and TIED ScotTowels 11-oz. Swift's PremIum U. S. Government ln1pected U. S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED Thrifty Beef, at Kroger!, Chuck Roast FROZEN ,--FREE -- -, I BEEP- HAMTURKEY SALISBURY MEAT LOAF SWIFT'S PREMIUM - U. S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED 12-oz . Cans 4t Off oh FRIED CHICKEN DINNER SWIFT'S PREMIUM - U. S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED ARMOUR* : Ground Beet or Ground Chuck Morton 'Always two Beef labels To fit your table Tenderay Beef, Gtuu11d f••1h •ad• <1" ' ~>'•c. l•o~ & lVII¥ Now lt. tu Sn• I.' ""·"~ 1b1't. 196~ ' ROUND BONE volume thsnksto Honest-to-Goodness Center Cuh COFFEE REGULAR - ChriBI MOIIday evenbig. A chicken dlDner wu aerved 11 the Martin Reuurant to 18 members and &11011.1. 65c ... 65c ' "=".... $1.05 ... Oxydol """ 87c Lorna Doones 101'. . . 43c ...... Mr . and Mrs. Vernon Evans, daughter Jane, and 11111, Keltb, and J. C. Russell were Ill Mariell a Friday eveniu& 14> llterd the cappinR eurct.oeo .of the Marietta School of Practical Nursing. Miss Janice · I!!Yans, .:!aughter of Mr. and Mn. Ver"00 Ev8111 wu a IIMllllhtr gf lhe olsss """'l>ing her ll"P· She has successlultj ~ ed lite lint lour IIIOIIIItl 111!1 Monday, J....., 11 . . . . . . .· training at the Marlelta . . . arial l!c!opltal . i �• ( !BI-------., Tile meeting, held In the Meeting Times annex of the church Fridl:l.y eveOf Syracuse nin&. J an. s. was 1n charge o1 , the pres1dent, Ada Slack, who Soc1efy Changed Iread .. for devotions "Cornmtt:- effing ersonal .•. Read ing "The Purpose of ment hased on Romans 12. 1 United Presbyterian Women:• l t-21. wh1ch was followed by In MiddJeport from "Dial'' in unison opened ; her prayer . the January 'llt--ermg or thf" , Mayme HolmE'S read the Misstonary Society of the Syra· : mlnutes of the last meeting. 1 cw;e First United Presbyterian Florence Potts gave the treas- , · Church. , urer 's and thP yearly reports . will be held on the r------= iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii__,iiiiiii,l \1et-tings MEIGS THEATRE Pomeroy. Ohlo -- -- - TONIGHT & THURSDAY NOT OPEN - -- Friday or the month fi t 1:30 Pinstead ol in the , evening as previously. Missionaries or the day was d read by the president an pra~·· 1 er offered by Rachel \1r Bride. fir~l (Techni t:olor ) Bryan Ru.sse ll. 10 yr _ old boy as EmiL 3 detectives: Wa lter Slelak. Rei n Srhuher l. Petf'r Ehr lich, played str icti fo r laughs. Disne-y Colorc•rtoon1: Foul Hunting Goofy Detectives Panhandling A Night tor Squaw •v•• Popeye Makes 1 Movie m: I The brid e-t>lect is 8 I ia l HospitaL ; . Mr . and Mrs. Bra.nch Flemmg came from Flor ida due to 1 the death _of hi s mother, Mrs. IE va I Mr. Middleport durmg the l963 graduate 1and death of he r mother , Mrs. of Rarlne High School, and 1George A~der'!"n · is employed wtth Big Bear i Mrs. Elizabeth Parsons of c ummins is 8 Company lo Columbus, Ohio. 1Charleston, W. Va. and her son No deHnite date bas been sel and famdy, Mr. and Mrs. Rusfor the wedding, ·sell Parsons and family of bar, W. Va ., visited Sunday with her daughter and family , ' Mr and Mrs. Richard Vaugha n and her mother, Mrs. Ann, ire Ohlinger, who is hospital- Improvements Upon Manse Are Planned SAT., JANUARY 16th - 9 A.M. · 5 P.M. Facto ry t rai ned represen tati ves fro m each of the companies listed he \ow will be on hand to explain theu: prod ucts and instruct you in t heir use. P'""""""',...__,,._,....-: zwl. If: ff" " ~ ~-e 1ng Richard Vaughan , publicity. 1 See The Newest In ... The meeting was opened with ~: ft I i e FLOOR TILE BY . . . . . . . . . . "AZROCK" eWALL PANELING BY .. "WELDWOOD" .----REGISTER FOR-----, 1. FREE 12' x 8' Wall Hickory Paneling 3. FREE 12' x 12' Vinyl Asbestos Floor Tile FREE NOT A SALE! REFRESHMENTS This Is Your Shaw ' and fl ower money was co llec-t. jj ed by the treasu rer and com- ~ In Pomeroy ~ mit~~e report~ madto . A round- Mr. and Mrs. Brad Schiller rob m card was sent to M r 5 ·~ and sons Freddie and Randy Alan Leonard I of Traffo rd, Pa. were weekend I . Mrs Ken~: g~ve the- devo. guests or their grandparents · lions which mcludf>d 8 . P?e~: 1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warner.' 'I and Mrs. I I "Marks or. a Real fChnsllim G .rl , ,' 'Mrs . Ha rr y p smu1 a nd an a~t 1rl e ~~~en rom Ul f'- Den zel Goeglein were visitors I post entitled, 11Je Secret of in GRIIipolis Tuesda i I Receiv mg 2. FREE 12' x 12' Ceiling Tile / [iirersona , . . B !' prayer by Mrs. Kelly. Pledges e CEILI..,G TILE BY . • . . . "ARMSTRONG" a Gift." Mrs. Ke lly , Mrs. Anna Yeage~· returned gave the B1ble study on Gala· , home Tuesda after s endin j tl ans a~sisted by other mem· ' 'lrve r al day/ ' with he~ aun~ bers. b k t d !Pd. Mrs. Edna Ba rtels , Nye Ave~ A a e sa1~ was sr :~~ u Mr. and Mrs. Don Rea spent for Saturda y· .January 23 • from the week~nd in Columbus with 9:30 a .m. to 11:30 a. m. a·, thr!' their daughters and sons-in-law Cro:-.s Ha rd ware. Proceeds from M rl M L B d• h -11 b kd f r. an rs. arry unce an 1 t !' sa e_ WI e earrnar . e or son and Mr . a nd Mrs. Larry the proJC~t of redecoratmg the Thomas and daughter . Presbytenan M~ nse. . I ;\lorman Dallas. student at The next meelmg Will be Feb Oh 10 U · Ath 8 at the home of Miss Rus" : mverst1Y• e~s, was ll De r 'll he . the weekend guest of hiS aunt, se · vo mna 15 WI . m . and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Max charge of Beverly P cr nn a nd F 1 d 1 t1 lfl1 l d .11 b . o mer an am11y. t e WI e given Miss J anice Eva ns, student ) f' stu / by Mrs. Croo ~· nurse at Marietta Memorial Sal ad , sandwlrhe~. and coke Hospital. spent the weekend I were tservrd by the hostess .dur'lh h M . WI er paren1s, r . an d,. . v1 rs. I 1ng t le evenmg. 1 I Vernon Evans and family. I King Builders Supply Co. Middleport Mi ss Patricia Hennessy, stu- dent nurse at St. Joseph Hospital . Parkersburg, W. Va., s pent Tuesday afternoon with I I I I I fi1 Walking Heels Dress Heels I Annual Dinner I' ' REGULAR 7.00 VALUES eCOMPLnE LINE OF BOOTS FOR THE FAMILY $ I :• I I and 4-88 l ~ Toney, and I I :I CHILDREN'S ~ House S\ippers "alues to $3 Chapman -Canaday •. ,.,u'1·" 1 Mr. and M r s. 1 Ralph Webb. Mrs. Barnitz was the traveling gift brought Mrs. Webb . A social time lowed the dinner hour. T next meeting wlll he Feb. the place to he announced. POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOI STORI rrw.,. sessl':, Pomero~ · VOL XVI You Con UM EIMrfoldt S0111lblo Crocllt Sorvlco Ita Sale! Womens Car Coats in the Ready To Wear Department on the second floor. Re&ular and half sizes. Regular $39.50 Regular $29.5,0 Regular $25.00 Regular $19,50 Regular $17.50 Regular $16.50 Regular $13.95 Women• C1r Womens Car Womens .Car Womena Car Women• Car Womens Car Womens Car Coati $28.00 Coat1 $22.00 Coati $20.00 Coati $14.0(1 Ccma $12.00 Coati $11.00 Coats $10.00 ANOTHER SALE 01' WOMEN'S DRESSES ON THI 2ND FLOOR 1'14.3nl Llvl~ Room Tebf• So Many Of Our Cuotomars Do. Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular $35.00 $29.50 $25.00 $19.50 $17.50 $16.50 $14.95 $13,95 Sl2.95 $10.95 Wom..,. Droun - Women• Droun Womono Dreun - Wom;.,o Dre1101 Womeno Drouoo - Womeno Drouoo Womeno Dro1101 _ _ Womeno Dr01101 Women• Dreo101 - Womono Dr01101 - Sale $28.00 Solo $22.00 Sale $20.00 Sole $16.00 Sale $15.00 Sale $14.00 Salo $12,00 Sale $10.00 Sole $10.00 Solo $7.00 Sale! Womens Skirts Regular Regular Regulu Regular Regular Regular Rotulor $13.95 Women• Sklrta - $12.95 Womeno Skirts $10.95 Womona Skirts $8.95 Womeno Sldrto $7.95 Womeno Sklrto $5.95 Womo"' Sklrto $3.95 Womono Sklrta S.l• $10.00 Sale $8.00 Solo $6.00 ~lo $5.00 S.l• $C.OO Sole $3.00 Sale $2.50 Handkerchiefs Full olze - hem stit<hed. White linen, All ol ..1e priee of 4 .... lor tN THE LINGERII DEPARTMINT A 5•1• 01 Womeno f2 ,95 NIGHT GOWNS Many To Select From. AIL AT S.lel lacholor Girl SEAMLESS MESH STOCKINGS 2 for $5.00 lOOo/" nylon in 15 denier, A Solo Of Women• $3.95 All oizeo 8~, to 11. Spocial NIGHT GOWNS Sale Price. Many To Select From. ALL AT 2 ·,.tr $1• 00 2 for $6.00 Middleport Council, alter end- , $91,397. Lut year Clerk Gene sewerage project, possible pub- , In other buaine11 coUDCil or· proved the appointment of Zer-1 Fire Chief Brutt Mills report- Meter collections ror the yeor1Contln1ency f3 ,1\00. Totals t211,· lng a year of budget watchmg Grate's record showed $77,232 lie contributions for the p:-o- ,dered a parking meter put back, kle and Gene Harris to tbe ed six fires handled in Decem- were $9.087.0! and the<e wert 750. In which •pending was reduced was spent. Reductions in near- posed boat launch project! ion North Second A•. Ill the I Firemen'• Survivor's Board andlber and Police Chief Herb Gil- Jl02 meala served prisoners. Cemetery Fund - Exptll.. approxlrootely Slt,OOO from that ly all operatmg funds account· through the Planning Comm!B· GuH station after 1 trill periOd •teft aclion to the mayor in an- key reported 90 accidetlt. iu- Attending were Zerkle, Harris, $50, Employees, $3.300, T0ola spent m 1963, Wednesday night ed lor the savings. sion, all to he "run tbroullh" l with It 8<JIIe. aulhoriucl Mayor lswerlng Salisbury township tru&- vestigated in JiM compared to Clifford Stumbo, Bob Crai~o and 1and Equipment $400, Clerk, approved • n amended 1965 bud- ~ Councllroen rewarded Mayor the general lund. S1nith, on John Zerkle'· mo- tees' cancellation of a lire pro- 73 1n 1963, lllld these arresla 1n Wayne Gibbons, Mayor Smith f800, Material and Suppliel, get ~~ $131 ,185. Lee Smith"" Clerk ,;en Grate Clerk Grate reported a bat- tion, to accept 1 30 per cent tectlon contract with Middleport . 964, intoxication !15. resl!!llng ar;&nd Clerk Grate, ISSOO, Maintellance of Equipment The 1965 budget, set up by by dechn1ng to order a reduo- ance at year's end m operalmg Accelerated Department of i because " of its high ct.t." rei! 2, OWl 13, assault and bal- l Th• !1165 appropriations, as $150, MIScellaneous $11111, Sesloll law lhe. previous July, called IliM m their salaries lor 1965 funds of $10,442.09, down about Heallh, Education and Wellare; Salisbury trustees wrote they tery 4, disturbing the peace,amended from those estimated $600, Totals $6,000, onglnall)o for $103,56li . However, as the mayor had proposed two one-half from what .owr hall grant for Its _ewerage, heard •could not afford the contract 25, traffic 70, larceny 2, juven-llast July !Total $131,1851 : Parking Meter Fund- Clllel arnendment.s were necessary he- months ago m a further effort upually had on hand before 1960 confirmed Ilia! Mlddleport re- ' which coot them 1620 1881 year, il•· 14, investigation 23, for G<neral Fund Council $650, of Police $4,000, Othor Pollee cause ~I expected projects this to Insure Middleport would have1as carry-over Into 1 new year. mains in line lor a ttl per cent 1compared to $200 previously, othre department s 7, old fines Mayor $3.800, Clerk $1,400, $i,OOO, <Zuiser $3.000, Gasoline year far which at least the enough money to operate thiS •RISmg costs and a decrease m sewerage gran! through lhe Ac-, and they said their contract 2, and overnight K\Jesla 44. To- Treasurer, $500, Solicitor, $2011, $900, M1scell..-.a flOG, Ra'·hookkeeplng" will be done year. revenue from court cases, with celerated Public Works P r o- ' with Pomeroy has been renew- tal "{rests, 3Zl. i Buildings $2,500, Police $1 ,501), dlo $100, M~-. Meter Rothi'OIIfh town hall's general fund The expanded _ general lund. nothing to offset the tosses, gram, or similar other fedoral ·ed fo r $100 annually, The may- TbO'te were 24 breakings andiStreet Lights $5,000, Dump $2,-lpair $200, Totlll tl7,1110. ~ctuaJ expenses of running budget lor 1965 "due'". most : have eaten Into aeneral lund , programs, if more money IS . or's report or $2&7.50 was ac- enterlngs investigated during 000. Hydrant 82,200, Misce\lan- Fire Equipment Fullll-: Sal· Middleport In fiscal 1963 were 1part to expected mon1es m the balances stnce 1960. !appropriated by COII&re~~ ; ap- , cepled . the year. 1eouo $7,000, Transfers, None, !Continued On Page 2J Rocf H.. rt Knlttlnt Wonte4 I $1.19 YARN . ~oun ce - 4 ply yarn . ~U eolort and varieaated . .' $1·00 On kit for 89'. 11 '-i I I Sale! Boys Sweaters Slipover and Coat Slyles - 100% orlona - 'I orl~ ~ 1 wool blendo In sizea 4 to IZ and 8 to 18. And !l'ere·l plenty of the· popular V neek atylea in eoats or s\lpoven. SOlid eolon - stripes - 1ki patterna. Here ere the 1 Special Sale Prl<es, $9.95 BOYS SWIATIRS -----·-··········· IALI S6.M $7.91 BOYS SWIATIRI --···········-··· · IALI' $.1.50 f6,95 IOYI $WIATIRI ---------··---· -·· IALI •$5~01 f$,95 BOYS SWIATIRI ----------·-··-·-- SALI, f6,5t $4.95 BOYS $WIATIRS - ------------ ----- SALI $4•• $.1.91 IOYS SWIATIRI - ··- -·· ------·---- IALI·P.Dt i MEN'S SWEATERS A fine group of alipover atylea in V neeD - erew necks plus coat aweaters with zipper or bUtton front - And iD aU sizes amaH, medium and lar&e . Cboote from all wool•, wool and nylon blenda - wool and mohair blend• 100% arlons - Shetland Woola'- - Solld colon - tkl patterns - and smart eolor eomb:lnationa. Save Now o>t Mens Sweatera Durlna: Jtlberfelda Sale Time. $14.95 MENS SWEATERS ----- - ----- ----- IALI f10.00 $13.95 MENS SWEAURS - ----------- ---- IALI SUO $12.95 MillS SWEATERS --- - --------· --- IALI $1.00 $10,95 MENS SWEATERS . ••.. •• •.......• IALI $7.00 $9;95 MENS SWIATIRS .............. . . .. SALI -6,50 $8,95 MINI SWEATERS ----- ---- ---··· ··· SALI 16.00 $7.95 MENS IWIATIRS ------· --·· -·----- IALI $!,5t ' are warmly lmed. Save durinc this Salel · -• WJIISLIY'I ONI SIZE IANLON DRESS SOCKS Fits all sizes 10 to 13, Comfortable, long wearing - White 9nd aolid mlora EVERYDAY STOCKINGS TEXTURED HOSE • Service Weliht • Cotton Lisleo - Rayons e Rayon and Cottons All size• AU ny~on , SeamleiS, Dlamond pattel'llJ. Slua 8\i to 11 in blaok and urbon 1 milt. 2 :~· $lOO $1.00 78c ~.• SAVE ON COSMETICS AND TOilETRIES FOR MEN WOMEN AND CHILDREN I ,', . Qulhlng ShHtlng ' I I, Nle time to'' width Ale time ~I { I \ I . ' ; I I' a • - TAPE RECORDERS Operote on .AC/DC current. Uae famoua RCA Victor Tape Clrtrldae, SAL I $69.00 ~ · I The lowest previo~ final a id • I' Bl' Hope£u} : 1 1viouals who disagree w1th 1 Arnold FowJ•r D'Ies at Age 51 1 es of snow was dumped on the ! face Steve Parsons across a F 0£ Republ•leans 1 I I ( A new pohr·y prov1so wa s I nations can enJoy the benef1t1 .:J. ~ble was received in Parts them. . area during the night and early !' table tennis net. added , say ing that developing of modern lulowledte." 1 Wll!dnesday night. I r" this morning, while residents of COLUMBUS, OHIO (UP!) - , nalions should avoid spending The message lidesl:epped I ~~ rD.nnot reply because I'm ~ Whether suc h groups repre· · some eastern suburb!! had to , Ray L., Bliss as. $30 .00t pe~ year their resources on •· unneces- major Senate-Houae lf'IUlllent Ju".t a good old doctor in equa-l sent t~e Ia~ left or the far l Idig their way oul of accumula- ! Republican n~tmnal chaorman ' sary armaments ond foreign over whether economic and >:IDI· l'(t:llj Africa," Schweitzer sald, lflghl ~e~ all use the same , !lions up to eight inches deep. I : P 1 ·~· to wor < quo_etly ID .the adv entures." The taller phrase, ltary aid ~ be apUt mlo hut. question about the ra- , t•ct~llrs. __ Moorhe~d - Baldi _1 The state's largest city saw -. kgrounL In his d~termmed could applv lo such o·ountnes separate legtslotlve pad<"'es. tl~l que'stion in the United States ' . ' LETA~T, W. Va, - Funer its morning rush hour trans- , effort to reb~lid the Repubhoan as Indon esia. Sen. J . WillillD FuJbrllbl, D11~ cil4 say, "I believe that Pas.l •l SM'VICes lor Arnold Alonzo formed into a struggle against . part.y. . . ' . ' In !he m•ssag• . Johnson I Ark.,_ chalflllan of the Sellato lOr M..-tln Luther King de- l ' Fowler, 51 • or RFO, Letart, the elements. Autos crept along ' , tDescnbl~g himself as • real commented .ha l U.S. ..~ can Foreogn Relations Committee, tervel! tbe Nobel Prize ." who died Wednesday • 1 Hol7<r bumper to bumper at a snail's ! " . the m•n slated to become be efl eclive only in a frame- had proposed the spUt. His ! hospital, after a lengthy illness, ace. and bus schedules were YOUN~STOW~ fU PH - A na!lonal chairman. o_n . Apnl Y't'Ork of "constr uctive a'ld sen-I House counterpart, awtrmu ·· .. : OID will be held Saturday at :30 p. ~ompletely disrupted by l cy , young Golden Gloves boxer s~1d he was opt1m1st1c aboul sible policies and progra ms .. Thomas E. Morgan, D-Pa., of IA.IGON - U. S, A I R . m. at the Salem EUB church 11 k t nd snow- whose heart stopped beatmg hiS part y s futuro. He 1s cnn- Bul bevond th is the me ssage the House Foreign Affairs ComFo~ :eer • bombers bas- i with interment in Graham Cern- 1: Ja~~~";." s. a , during a match lost his .'ight l vinced it_ h•• ~solid base upon . said n~thing. a~ut luture aid mlltee, opposed it. ed_.''! all th Viet Na~ have I , etery. ! C~y ofl~lals ysaid sail was lfor hi e today, despite heroic er- which quahfled candidates, toward counlrie., such as Egypt For the time heine at least, tern- forts to save h1m . 'been 1 mg Commumst tar- t Mr. Fowler was a welder by the 1 ~ adequalt-ly fmanced. w1th prop- · whose oli ries have been at Johnson a peared. content to let e.ts' •l\4' lupply routes in Laos Senolces will he held Satur- occupation. He was born on useless, ~aus; d ow d 1 Authorities at South Side Hos· er orgamzahon suppoW can odd · -~h th Un't d States Congress this out .· llit't' ::st seven months, day for Alma J . Coleman, 29, May 1913, in Mason Caunty, •l'8~rat:• 1 1: f egrees Res~1 pita! reported that Jerry Como. expect lo make a wmning race. [ A~:/ $500 emilli~~ of total ·aid But ~"'":II" cleariy lndi"iU Jea 1 here today. or 554 Nye Ave., Pomeroy, who the son of the late Lon and Dora roy s e ec Iveness. 117, dted at 8:46 a . m ., but re· He has not sought a smgle ' . ·, .. 1,. 'l'he ' ~ · losure by wel-qua died at Holzer Hospital WednesR' k d F H l . • dent. braced far addllional f ed t , dd't' . f th h . h' h , would be lor Sout heast ASia, cated a allan oppos1!10o . 1 1 1 1 11· 1c ar ower. e s survJv· l us o g1ve any a 1 tons 1n- vo .e or e c atrmans 1p e . . 1 s th v· 1 Na nd to nother FuJ'-'-i..t 1_ -.~·~ ao"Uf1 followed aiUlOunce- day shortly after surgery. ed by his wife, Esther; one son, snowfaU ~ay, but not more lformation . 1told newsmen Wednesday when ! matn Y ~ ou Je m 8 to a h -·~~lo sa , ln:Q 1· da than an mcb or two was ex· nd bul d . 1· h . , 1.aos. c anne1 1111 ~·· pmen1 ~~ bY the Defense Depart- She was born In Meigs Coun- Donald, RFO, Letart; a ugb- 1 led I Ooctors a am ance a1.- , he m• e •t pam e expects _to i Johnson asked for a .. , pedal lending lbroulh International tendanls teamed up on ~losed pRitern hiS nabonal operahon ,slandbl' authorization" for use &gencies sucll IS the World trl!nt IW Wash!· gton that two of ly Oct.ober 3, 193~. the daught- ter. Mrs. Betty Wilson of Cald- pee , Heav Snow · • the heavily armed supersonic er of Alpha Russell and Esta well; 10 grandchildren, and a Y !chest heart massage durmg a alter thai wh1ch has heen sue' .1 t b h to B nk ·-• lhe •-•·- A . . ~ · Geauga County was a~parent. · \ Th f 1 . 01 . , 1 necessary o oos1 e 1p a ~ . uRCl'" merJCao ~\!'tie• were shot down Wednes- Arnold Russell of Pomeroy. She , 'wister! 'cMrJs. bEunlce Marlin, of ltv the hardest-hit An average franthlc trip to the hodsplta . , e • ce~s u md "? t ' embattled South Viet Nam. DevelopmeDI Bank. wi,y over LoaUan territory. The ls survived also by her hus- es o urn 1a. · . · yout never regame coilS<'IOuse ~a' . m answer o a _____ _ . • , • Waah\t!lf<on announcement ap- band Loren Junior Coleman Revs. Ralph Mahoney and ·of I to _8 mche•, ~f snow fell ness, although his heart func- · question, that he expects to have 1 1 0 ~roil to produce confirming and~ do hter, Karen, and ~Marcus Traugh will officiate, there, With unoffiCial esbmates .ttoned on its own, a :· relatively tree hand" ID re-· O'lidenee that lhe United States son Larr'i' all at home . four Friends may call at !he rest- 01 lO and 12 Inches m and around However, he was unable to , bmldmg lhe party and hopos : • 1 hds ~n bombing raids a- slst~rs Mr's Dolly Hayden of dence or the deceased after ll Chardon, All roads were report- breathe and clung to life only 'l to " C<lnd111'1 ·mysefl '"'as to in~ l&lni! · C>mmanist supply lines Spring' Arbo~, Mich. , Mrs. Ra-l a. rn. Friday., FoglesoDJ Funer- ed _fl8SS8hle, although many car- because or a machine which vie th~,'confidenCj! and support le~ to gu•rrilla forces In ~· chel Youn~ or Clarkston, Mich. , at Home " m charge. ned only one lane of trafhe. (Mlrnped oxygen mto his lungs. of aiL_ · - _ _ · _____ _ Mrs. Marsha Mullinex of FairShareholders ot the Farmers Bank and Savings com· Souiil-\ltel Narn. ' ". !ield, Ohio, and Miss Mary pany Wedne<da) elected a new direetol:. re-elected eight tou1t.mus- T E DEC. Russell ol Pomeroy : two brothI I 'l...incumbent dlrertors, and learned their bank had l'lnemhel; ~!!>fall In Ohio went a ers, Horold Russell. Seaman, o. ished its 60th anniv ersary year wltb ruourte1 at a ret' k ng ~o!l')ti'la• restoring rnois- and Kenneth Russell, of Waynesord high . . · lurt.:Jr.~. water· starved land burg. , , Plans have been completed k• with much- of Interest to say." 1youth of lhe county." A apokes- fer our assistance • Th!! new member of !he board nallled at tbjl a11nual thi";:''flifn"te Olvlslan reports. She was • member of the kiok-<>fl the Meiga Q>unty Jun- said Joeal Jaycee banquet man for the Jaycees said. " We ""l there is much to be meetmg ~as E. Robert Schellhase, Canton, a partner Ill ) 'he I' nfall was above nor- Well Columbia EUB Church. 1or Chamber of Commerce Corn- chairman Curt McDaniel. 1 "We Jaycees feel that much , done rlfht here In Meigs eoun- 1the law ftrm of Black. McCusk~y, SolliJi and Arbaug~. liill for a month for the first and the Ladles Frlendshl Club munlty development program Banquet tickets wlll"" avail-; cao he done in devoloplng corn- ty iit pro ring for develo ment =Schellhase, 46, w~s educated m the Clllton pubhc tlftje sine~ Aprlt, 1963, and re- of the Bend area Funer:. serv· wlth a Jaycee banquet Feb. 4 abl• for $UO from any Jaycee , munlty lacilltles such u heal- and it is~ this area we fntond 'lscbo?ls and ~t OhiO Wesleyan Ulliveniey and tbe Ullio 1~ SOli nolsturo to near lees will be s.iurda) at s at the Salisbury Elemenlllry or member of the Pomeroy and : th and recreational projects, to concentrate the Jayce<"s 8 ._ verstty of M1ch1~an . , ,~_liaelty depth of three to four r m. at lhe ''ut Columbia EUB school . Middleport Chambers of Corn- [ heautlflcatton projects, etc. We [ tivlties," said Miller. He received the degree of I f,t. , Church wllli-·the Rev. Ralph Gutst speaker wlll be E. Lor· merce or at the Economy Sav-1 want to make our communities . Bachelor ol _Laws l':'m the Unl- Board ol Education,, Pll!n Loo Mahoney offlclatlng and Inter- ry Moles, •tee presl4ent of the logs and Loan Co. an Second mort attractive In Industry and Miller announced that the Jay- verslty of Cmcmnab Colle~~ of ~ School cllatdet. 1D !Mt, ho ., · C-et:D ro...~ET ment wiD 'be In Gr~m Cern~ United State!· Junior Chamber , SL in Pomeroy. tourists ," added Jay""' presi- cees will prepare a " Plan ,' ·•w in 1943, and wlheas Ohadm1tBted rin~:.~:'GQid Key" 1wart '! n ..,..ense mee11ng 1. tory The bod Ill 11 In tat of Colllllli!I'Ce, In charge of com- 1 The Jaycees also explained dent Bill Miller. ·I of IC!ion" under the guidanre to practice before io ar . ~ 11"'111 fl.. ..,. ,'fi!!~ Sunday at 2:_30_p. for~.. hour yr:r to'aen~Cf!Jle munii)"Developtilents. , theit'programoflnvolvementin Miller continued, "There are . of Ralph M~re, Jaycee corn- the same year. vice to hls ·""'i)i!J• . . ,Ill" oily haD bwldmg 2 to 3 P · ' Mr. Mol., wiU .present lnlor- ' commtmlty development" miii!Y '""'PI and lndlvidu•ls l mum!} ·Devtlopment chairman. Schellhase Is acllve In churcli He Ia ~ - ~~ ~ ,IamMI ln , ~lm Price, director, . p. m. malfoll 011 community develop- Although lhe Jay<ees conduct w~ to a!tract Industry and: Suggested pro)tcts are now be- and civic affairs In Canton and ,A&nes C. Jllil!tl; C!f>~ ... ..ld . . • eouaty-wlde meet- Friends may caD II the rog. • that 1w bttll•alheted aU lllaiiY ll"'iecP of community In-!to llevelop Mtilgs OOUIIIJ and ; lng s!U!Iit'll w~h a , major pro- , Stark ~ty and In_ the OMo Nlkiel wl!ll b!,ll :-wlle ... 1ft 1111' a · oll Interested pel'llOill leson& Funeral home any time mr tile Unital ~· "He's ' teroest through the year. these we do not want to. Interfere wit~ I jecl . fllF membership approval ' Bar Alsoc1atlon . .He IS present- chlldua, .~ •AIII"IIItl It:. lbould lltend. after nooo Frldaf. · a ~lui and~ speaker, ore primarilf c:oncerllfd wttb lheil' actlvilloo, but wish to lil·i IG be~ aoon. tly aenlng u president ol the ICuntln\iiiUJt P • l l t:o:•: Mrs Coleman Of p eroy Dies Wednesday ~ Deaf h Takes y B oung oxer i I I ! 11 ·t" 23, ::...esb 1 1 I i • 29c ,.~ FOAM RUB.ER REMNANTS ! I ~ Now lhfpmonl , I, " Use it to cover chair., benc:hea, frame aurtaeu. Cin be easily <Ut, bent, lolded or t'Olle4 Into any ·sbape, Ple<ea can be .,.. mlllled, · ~ ·pitce mar:k-lf ; ~.. ti> o)le. ad ' Dependeble - Wtll Known Br1nds Of Furnltul't!, Fl,or Coverf!'&l 1n4 furnl•hlngs For Your Home and W••rlng Apparel For Your Fa~ily. .:( · ' Mloldl•port I .I:/ Beoutlful Colora SALI 66c ~d. 77c ~d. I u· IDler ItS I ~~1&.{ 72" WIDE Bleached. Good quality. 11" width I Ah i: You'll alway• find Special Sale Prices. NYLON NET President Johnson today 111 • f f asked Congress tor slightly less than ,3.4 b IOD or or· et' gn a1'd n"xt Y"" L It is the lowest request in the 18· < ' year history of the aid program. in a message to lawmakers Johnson called It tht " lowest aid budget consistent with the national int.rest." The request to !lowed last year's pattern of pruenting Congress wi lh a tighll y cut down aid program in hoL~~/~~a~u~sh~:ot~~~i~er~~~~~d in the smallest cut ever made by' Congres> in a President's foretan aid requestonl y 7.6 per ce111. The new runds would be ror fi scal year l%6 which starts 11>is would he tantamount to next July L 1an unlimited aid aulhorllation for Viet Narn STEVE · PARSONS _ ~e 90 year, old today deep ' WI' SATURDAY MATCH .I request lor any one year was : However, offlclal8 llllltl it in, the remote west African jun· W Steve'• Saturday oppon• nt. $3.47 asked by PreSident would not "" .• .,~~k:· &lea wbofe he bas devoted more CHICAGO (liPI) - Extref!list groops are lnfil\!:.f.tJng ~ . Jchn Tannehill, 12 . of MiddleDwi&ht D. Eisenhower in 1955, I Aid !undf,, .... , · two than hall a century to his he- Parents and Teacners Associations in 35 states in a •con- , ~ 1port, Js Ohio Boys Under II "11e smallest annual appropris- congressloDaf 1 . _ _aulbor. li>Ved ]4mbarene hospital. The centrated effort to take uvet our free public school sys- ~· 1<hampion and holds two titles lion by Congress lor the pro-! i;,ation and ~ l'<ohel Prize -winning humani· tern ," the national PTA preSident warned Wednesday . in the stron& Columbus Table I~r,ian, p'hilosopher and medi- Mrs. Jennelle Moorhead, leader ot the 12-mUlionTennis Club. He is a member · , 1 gram was 12 ·7 billion in 1956 · 1 The ne~ meaeun would 1 ·~ : . missionary is white-haired member National Congress of Parents and Teachers, of the Columbus eight-man InThe exact total of Johnson's avoid having to oeek additional bqt still alert and energetic. said the iinfiltratwn crea1ed a "clear and present danger : tercities team which is to play new request, oflicials said. is authorila!ian, but tha eztra 6 y Uofted Preso lnteroatlo~l in Oaylon two weeks hence. ,,,. 'rhe Lamharene hospital is Io- t a freedom and uemurracy ." JOHN TANNEIDLL $3.380.370.1100 It falls b•tween ' funds still would have to lie ·~~ in the Gabon Repubhc, l She said " Extrooust groups" Old Man Wmter hared hiS ' He ha• never met St•ve lnl _ -- -- -- ___ , the $.1,5 16.7110.1100 he requested I appropriated by Con&re•. 100 · miles from the capital of . have tried to stifle free expres· , at . a news con~erenc ~. . for real today, burying 1r om petition. tlthough they lasl year ror the current ''~ca l ln his 4,-.word aiel mes-1 teeth Libt~vllle . II has no telephone, sion, tried to purge school li- But she diStnbuted • rnlme•· ,many northeastern Ohio com·' "practiced" together one even· ISS vea r and lhe h 250,1\00,000 that sage , Johnson told CoDJress: ~ _.IJ... reached by canoe and braries of certain publications, 8'.'"1Jile<l she~L quotmg ~ J~hn munities under ~ heavy snow ing a year ago in the base· I wa" appropriated by congress. " We live ia a turbulent juajle trail Earlier thlo month pressured schools to adopt Brrch Society puphcat1onl blanket and plunging the ther-, m<nt of Steve's home in CharThe message continued stress world. But amid lhe conflict Ubited Pro;, international sent 1courses and texis reflectingi :·Arnerican Upmion" as urgmg rnorneter well below the lreez- leston. At that time Tannehill OUt UfUfe on the adm inistration policy of and confusion tbe United States Scl1weitzer a series or questions I their own views and made ''ir· Its readers to "' JOin your local ing point. was preparing to f'mbark on c·on('entrating aid to nations holds firm to ita primary goal _.,k\r:l him to romment on cur· 1esponsible. venomous and i_PTA . and go to work to take The Cleve land Weather BU· tht" tournament trail. which ta ke steps to improve - a world of stability, freedom l,ttnl,'~events .. they relate to •near · libelous atta<ks" on indi- It over," r•au report.ed up to three inch- He considers It an honor to ' !their own eco~omies. . and peace wb~· iDdependent . PRISCILLA I N.Ofthern·· Oh"10 Hard $1 .00 SIII SCHICK HOT LATHIR IHAVI · ··----- 73e $1,0o OLO SPICI AFTIR IHAVI .... ----· --· -·· 711 JUST WONDERFUL SPRAY HAIR Ill --·-···--- Ito $1 .49 VICKS YAPORUI ------------------------ $1 .11 $1.19 IAYIR AIPIJIIN TAILITS ---------------· $1.42 29c RONSON LIGHTIR PUlL ---------·-··--·-·-- 21c $1 ,49 fAMILY Stii RIGHT GUARD·--- ------·-· $1 .12 69c CLAROL SHAMPOO ......... ---------- - ---•~ 52t $1.19 PHISODAN DANDRUFF SHAMPOO ........ $1.42 SUS TONI HOMI PERMANENT ----------··---· $1.01" f1.M TONI DIIP MAGIC OilY SKIN -···--·---···· Ue " Ito WOODBURY'S DIIP CLIANSIR ------------'- Itt' · GIANT IIII IPANA TOOTH PASTI --------- -- -- - fill 69e GLIIM IXTRA LAIGI TOOTH PASTE ···•-· 611' "• LIITIIIINI ANTISEPTIC --·----------------- 52o' 60c MINNIN BAIY MAGIC --- ------------······· 4Jc ,. SI.St GILLinl SLIM RAZOR OUTFIT ---------- $1 .12 $1,00 OLD SPICI PUSH lUTTON SHAVE ---------- 73e $1.00' HEAD AND SHOULDIIIS IHAMPOO -------- 7k $1.00 ALIIRlA V05 HAIR OIIISIING . . ....... .... 77c . ' $2.10 LILT HOME PIRMANINT ------······---· $1,50 - AND MANY MANY IIIORI Shop in Elbtorlelds Coametic and Toiletry Department .ALII JUST 2 fiCA VICTOR $",95 INSULAnD Roush's Shoe Store EX t -.enm lS • ts a ..e • P1::4 A ttack l ng S 2\lo lb. ball in forest pfno, apple blossom and bou· 69c black, i WATiR SOFl'ENER CRYSTALS quet. Just dlssolvn hahf ful in water before usln'l soap. rreen, WA SHINGTON (UPI) I' · charcoal,' cordovan brown. ·~ AI•d Request i $27.50 JACKETS --~--- Solo $21'.00 $22.50 JACKETS Salo $16.511 $18.95 JACKETS Sale $13.00 $16.95 JACKETS Solo $12.00 $14.95 JACKETS Salt $10.00 $12.95 JACKETS Sol• $1.00 $10.95 JACKETS Sale $7.00 $9.95 JACKETS Sole' $6.50 $8.95 JACKETS Sale S6.0CI $6.95 JACKETS Sale '$4.00 Men'• Klrbury . WORLD WOMINI If 18-year Low Is Marked Ill • ~11' A Story-Book Tom S w II t, ginia's greatest athletes ot the ,1964, but us forced to default first two games In the finals to Junior version, hardly could ~ast tOO years. both finals In 1964 becou11e of Patty Martinez, a sharp shootIn have made a more aensational That recognition came primar- snow ' ing girl ('If Mexican descent, in I re-cord than Steve Parsons af tily for his contribution to na- Gteater recognition hu come three of five games; won West the ICharleston who will appear in Itiona! tennis where he has been to Steve It> table tennis. , Virginia Men's singles, defeata table tennis exhibition Satur-1ranked high smce the age of As a nine-year-old: Won lhe tng Don Weaver of Huntington ' , ,d•y night at the Pomeroy Jun-'lnine. 1West Virginia Boys 15 and 18 in three straight games; won ~ ,ior High anditorium. He currently Is ranked sev- ;and Under titles, thua was the West Virginia Doubleo paired \ Parsons, just 3, will meet 1 enth in the nation of boys 14 youngest champion ever in \ with brother David, losing no John Tannehill of Middleport in and under. He wa• seeded No. 1these divisions, and retains ' games : wun all Men 's tournaUNITED NATIONS, N. Y. - a three-game table tennis ex- 2 at Chattanooga In 1963 at the .b<,th today : was quarter-final- m• nts held in the state in 1964. The )lOIIsibllity of 8 u. s . Sovi- lhibition around 8 p.m. belween , nalional championships. Here· . ist at the U. S. Open for Boy• I Th Sl be h el confrontation over RIL,sia's, the third and the fourth (llnal) · cently wan the Ohio Valley 4: under 14. us eve_ came 1 e young1 V. N. debts grew stronger to- game of the Big Bend Basket-! and under division at Covington,'! As a Ill-year-old : Quarter-fin- ~ est player m hiStory ever to · day as the date lor tbe re· ball Tournament. alist again In tho U. S. Open, hold a U . · S· Open T1tle m ta · 1Ky ., earlier this month. sumption or the deadlocked This sandy-haired, wiry, and He was runnerup for the Su- ·I won his first men's title at the ble !emus: and the only . player General Assembly neared. leopard-quick son of a steel firm : gar Bowl National Chall'(pion- Charleston Open. ever to wm lwo consecutive UnThe Soviets paid another , 3_5 executive, already has been . ships at New Orleans in sin- ! A• an ll-year-old: Won !he der Age 14 11t1es. million !be regular U. N. bud- honored as one of West Vir-I gles and doubleo in 1163 and ;U, S. Open, Boys Under 14 and Parsons' aame will he "sharp" get for 1964 Wednesday, but the paired with Fred Henry of Col- as only last week - Jan. !>-he amount ,was about $21 million , umbus· to win the _Boys Under won the Annual West Virginia short ~ ,illat needed to remove 16 di•ision doubles ;' won the Men's Round Robin championthe thteil of loss of their Gen• t:/ • I ll•st V~rglnll Men I doubles ship, winning 10 or 11 matches · · h J · PI ... eral .Assembly vote under Ar· w1t am1e erson as p..,..ner. while all others lost four or ticle 19 of the U. N. Charter. As a 12-year-ald: Soccessful- more the third straight year Jy defended his Open title at ' he h~s dominated this 1tate I ln the Lo A l aft l)R. ALBERT SCHWEITZER . s 118• •• er os I . round robin. Boys sizes 4 to 20 and ml:ns sizes 36 to 52. Co""urQ Wools - Nylons - Suede Leather - Cotton TwilL All Every i>ay - WOMENS I ~:A; l Parsons, Junior-Sized 'Tom Swift' ;;.;.• Sale I Mens· Jackets· :. and Boys Jackets , - Ioden You Can Buy A Plano Made l;ly Kimball During Elberfelds Sale Time and Really Save. Stop In 011 The Second Floor, See Thes~ Kimball Panos. Make A Selection of the One You Want. Buy Now At the Sale Prices , and Use Elberfelds Sensible Credit Servlee to Buy Your Kimbell Plano. , Sizes 9-10-11 Men• lrlth Linen I 149 DRESSES IN THIS SALE KIMBALL PIANOS Rubber Boots NO. 231 Furniture l'or Ivory Room In Your Home At SilO Prlcoo- Wo'll Dellvor Prompllf To Your Home- And BALL BAND "" sales cash sales f\nal In tho Mlddlo Block Noxt to Elborhlds I W. R. Carpenter, Mr. and Mro. Bert Grimm. Mr . and Mrs. Llale Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred FlATs $J.88 HPid at Restnurant Crow's Town &: Country dav a rternoon 1-'rf>sent. were. Mr. and Mrs. W. 0 . Barnitz, Mr . and Mrs. JPS'*! Brinker, Mr . and lADIES' ' u The annual dinner or Post Officers club of Racine Chapter O.E.S. was he:d 6.88 7.88 8.88 .' ' ' Mrs. I her parents Mr. and Thoma s Henn"'ssy. VALUES TO 14.99 I ae.ly ud eol4 llleiPt ... Some ,..., llkel)o Frio day' Hlp Ieday IW4, .... • afaltt 1'-U, lllf~ Friday Z'I-M. The Rn. · M. ! . QoW1011 -... In Jacksoll. Ohio, . ~ to "tend a dlstrlot mmllltr s brll'f, In& 11-~d II die Met~ dlat Cbur • Att luy Chair- A Bod Room Sullo - 1 1 290 N. 2nd Ave. - Relatives here learned that Plans were made for irnpro ve· j Mrs Claude Durgee and daument s to be made in the manse Ighte~ Anne have returned to when the newly organized Group the states r;om Morocco where I of the F irst United Presbyter. 1 the Durgee fa mily has beP..n ~an Churc h met Monday even. : sta tioned for the past three mg at tile h?me of Mrs. Dale! years. Their son, Jeff, is a Wal burn. Offl~ers_ were elec~ed • student at Penn College and a t a~ or gam zatto'l .d meetmg rAnne will be a senior in high held m December. school. They are residing in Elected _were Mrs. Thomas an apartment in Pittsourgh . K ell~. chai rman: Mrs . F'~ed P a. until their own home is Lewis. VIce ~halrman; M~ss I vacated. Mr. Dur~ee will re. ~everly Perrm, secretary; MISS I ma in in Morocco until his work CRI'Oiy n Russell , treasurer; Mrs. _ _ _ _ _ _ Edward Crook s, flower fund i 1chairma n; Mrs. Dale Walburn , ~'i1M:!htztzws&£ awwaa b?lzaar ch<t irrna n: a nd Mrs . I Its Sale Time at Elberfelds In : ized. 1 FRI., JANUARY 15th- 9 A.M. • 8 P.M. 'Mn. Violet Hartinger has reiUI'IIed from several days v!J. 1! In RIO Grande with lu!r dau!lhter and family , Mr. and Mrl. Garillld Lanier and family. Floor- -Soloct A Kroohlor Living Room Sullo - Flemmg . Mrs. John Da vis flrene derson! has return~ to her ~orne m the Philipp111es rol\owsenior al Im~ several mo~ths stay in Racine Htgb School. 2 BIG DAYS! l2-Dal11 SenUnel Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Jan. ,lS, 1915 until his return . . a pati ent at Veterans 1 INFORMATION SERVICE there 11 finished. l\ln. Dur... 1n1 held 1n the R•lland lllelboP'II!JIIing is lhe lor0181' Dorothy Sauer, dlst Churcll. Mrs Ml!l 'Margarel Sauer. Mrl. waa a long time aet"e momClarence McNeal, Mrs Lillian ber In the organization. Sielff, members of the Mlddl~ Mayor Let Smltll has been port wcru, attended funeral a business •lsltor in Chicago, services for Mrs Eva Flem- DL "-41'R"F.R ~ who were enroute to Florida. chapter of "Live As F'rl:'e \1 en'' from a !itudy guide on r.a lations . r Mrs. Holmes rea d from ''Con· COR ALEE MANUEL ct' rn," ··Blessed Art Thou Mrs. Maggie Manut"l of Ra-Among Women.'' The meeting rlnt". Ohio is announcing the ('losed with benediction engagement of her deugbter, .\ trs. McBr ide, hostess , serv· M b ~ Coralee Manuel, tu Mr. ed refresh m rn r ~ b Mrs _ Pol ls. Russell Vant~e Cummins, s<ln Mrs Ho lmt"S 1\~rs. ) l 1ck . Mrs !\1r. and Mrs . Floyd c umot· Hazel Cla rk a nd \1iss Frankie mins of Letart FaUst Ohio. I Muma w. HOMEOWNERS (4>· .i ..- ' Storo Hours Thlo Weekend Are 9 to 5 on Thurod1y 1nd Prlclay 1!1d 9 to 9 Saturday. Come Up To While here th ey visited with M r~ \' a ugh ar · ~ grandmother , Mrs. Annice Ohlinger. who is ri r~t PLAN TO ATTEND • • • • j Mrs Violet Hartinger has cetved word that her son, Lt. CoL James llarginer , who stationed in Hawaii is leaving for temporary duty in Viet Nam and Southeast Asia. His fa mily will remain in Hawaii Visiting Monday with Mr. and Mr s. Richard Vaughan and family were Mr . and Mrs. Kenneth Hiller of Flushing, Mich. $8 . 6~ A fret' will orte-n'lg 0 1 wa!i taken \1 rs . \1c8nde gave the FRIO/.Y thru TUESDAY January 15-19 WALT DISNEY'S " EMIL AND THE DETECTIVES" 1 ' f . ...;; Bank Ftnishes 60th V;ea ,' r 0n Recordu·JgbResour ' ' . ees llloles Jr..l . 1 J lt,UIJ , , .. leS J'ay.,.ee . . ~.,. 'IVr~llf tUfi11Y"'lil~~ ~·!U~~ art Banquet S~JJeaker , ' l"'Utlat'il )" t'Unl'iUJH!t 11r llh tot!.! • •·h \'"M:-41 ~!f\~1 • .._,., W • l · Atrf W ~. ~~1\tftl.'!l .. . WI\ I •,l • ' •111 N Y' "'~ .• ~ ... ,., ~-·~ ·r: · "':P:~--~~;- t'fJ~.-. � 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 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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