http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/074a4d0d4596f20910037a060f021f65.pdf 0a527fd830a199a755a4f94f67e37ada PDF Text Text _~ .... .. ... " ... w, .. .. ~ -- __ ...... ,,"""'' .. ..... , .. - ... ,..... ............ ..... . . ........ ... -···, .....,.,.. -·-.._....... .......... __..._ ..,.- ... - -· · ·~ - .. ~·· . . ..... _. -.... ~... -~ ~ ~ ~ IJ.) i Wnusual Arrangements with Dried Materials Highlight Club Program : A program featuring unus· Mrs Arthur Strauss in servIa\ arrangements made from [ tnli: chicken salad, rolls , nuts dried matena!s, gJVen by Mrs und mints trom a table cover· ~ward Preston of the Cheslr- ed .-ith a white clolh and cenIre Garden Clu b. hig hlighted ' lered w1th a sp1rRI f' flf'\~~ Ill , e Januarv . meetmg of the ment of white and silver tret>-.;: A , mattur Gardeners' Club Wed- with stlver tapers. Whitt' mum nesda'.' e~·t-nlllg at the hornt- or corsagt!~ were 'aivPn as favors . =' Mrs Willlillll Slater Mr s. Prall preuded at I he Mr r;; Pn..•ston. wes1dent of punch howl and Vl n Rrvn<~lds the n 11':o.lmf' dub. spoke and :-~1 tht> "dve1 service The hnst demm1sll atJ0n on · Dned A.r- ess gtft v.as awt:~rded ·o \lr" raugem~rtt PI<HJIIr'i" usmg a Prrttl modern arrangement wtth flnw~rs and nhbons and a trad1twn al frame leet unng dned mater lab;, strl:lv. flmH·rs and rw~c oones Soe also made a W'<l i!ontaint>r from a v.lrt' hangPr 1 1 !lllt>d \lith trull and cnmclect with ivy \Irs Lou" Reibel. preSidPn t : Mrs Edgar Reynolds. pres!· upened the meetmg of the Fed· .dent , prestded and welcorted e··aled C~rl'le Wedne,dav evenm£1mbers and the guests. Mrs. m~ w1th tht> pr::~yer fro m the '9-rover and Mrs Prf'ston or , ' i::ll book . lo llu\H'd w1 th 1he (hl! Cheshtre Club The v1·r:-;e tl\'11111 · Jes11s ls All T'lw \\orld !Jf the month, " A New Year's To \lie" , ., rvish" taken fro m ld<'als mag- Devonons wPre IC'd h,· \1rs a-zine, was giVen by Mrs Glenn Ben Ne utzlmg who had fnr her ·· ;uambert topte ' 'ThC' Nev. Year " She ' , Members answered roll l'<tll rPad Matthew 2 cnre•·r: 1ng )91th the theme , ''Look1ng For. Christ's bap11 sm and a slury. - d c"ar ." A note of tr"nh w~s ·tn lhe Dtreclron or Your !ead from Mrs. Charles Lew1s. Drt'allls.'' and Reso lutions fo r re~lonal director. tor the club< the ~·w Yeor and 'nsed Wilh ,participation in the <'ounty a stan, "How to ltve to be flawer show and also rncloo;;ed a 125 '' ·Mrs Reibel read a lt'l·oolored picture of the arr:.mgE" 'ter from Rev . and \1rs. l.us 'ments from the s~oY. 1tave Kuther and famlly, m1s. Mrs. 0 P Klt>m was rom- 1 suma nes m Hcw.lura s, C A m~ded for her talk glvm on Dunng the bu smess sesswn. ~th~ Garden Club hour over Ihank \OU notrs were read WMPO wtth Janet Korn ~r~. trum \1rs Len<~ Huber , RAy4 ,Bra_ce LkJyd , ClVIC commlltec mond Hood. \1r s. Jacob R('lbel '~chap'man, re~m·ted on 1 he and Mis~ Callie Kloes Com jChnstrnas hghtmg ·dgmg rnt1lecs were named mdudm" \lrs. Grace Pnttl' program ' ·" Hrs N·utzltng • · ptrblil'ff\ "' It·:· ·' tthi.irmun, intrcduced the ~peak- 1 esler F'auber rlower~·' ~'~ 11 d r. lo h . A ft I , . . 8! r 1 e,'~enmg. gl rom ~1rs. Norman Kloes Mrs Plul lite. club ~as prest>nted to ~rs Wtll•amson and Ml s Clar('ni'P tPreston ~- Mrs Slater was assisted b 1 \1assal. sak -- - ·-·- - y A de::; se rt ('OUrse was served by Mr~ Re1bel and M1s. GPOr· PLAN BAKE SALE eta Williamson.. Beautification O#Chester 1 Campus Review~ , etting ersonal ... 1 In Middleport Mu. Henry Beaver wu hottess to the Chester Garden club h 11 · recently yit Mrs. erb$1 De · · M B La " n.led L ue., daux. ass1shng. h ru enour, president, HI t • Club Collect to open the meet· 1 ing Staff Sgt. P. E Walburn is 1 Mrs. WilEs Frist gave the deconvalescing from a recent I votions , reading the 23rd Psalm lllness at Wright PatteMIOn Alr and leading the Lord's Prayer. Force Base Hospital, Ward s, The roll call was answered by Dayton, Ohio. Recent visitors HONOR MISS BLAKESLEE each telling what she had with Walburn included Norman brought for the indoor bouse Yeauger, Middleport, and his 0. ' 0 plant exchange. MR. AND MRS. BOYER mother, ~rs. Mabel Walburn A current civic project, beauof Columbus. Friends wishing I tlfication of the Chester School to remember him with cards Bethel No, 62 of the Inter- to help Jennifer Blakeslee cele- campus was discussed severmay st>nd them to the above national Order of Job's Daugh- brate her birthday, a surprise al trees and shrubs have been fS. . • address. ters met Monday evening a• the planned by her parents, Mr. planted. J\'lr. and Mrs. F' . 0 . Boyer m\ersary • in gold was served Pomeroy Masonic Temple with and Mrs. \.;, E. Blakes1ee. The Mrs. Esther Wright thanked ub;,t'l\'ed tlletr 50th weddmg an· w1th the dmner 1 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cabeen Slc:!f)hanie Pullen, honored qu&n group sang "Happy Birthday" the members for card~ and vi'fn1~ersary Saturday, January 2i The couple r~ce1ved a num- 1 1. Athens visited this w~k presiding. t'J .• er. Refreshmi"Dts WC're sc · its while hospitalized. And In wttll <1 tamdy dmn('r at the1r 1ber of g1tls mcludmg a yellow 1WMtth thed.rMdomghWteilrl~nd fSarnl dy, Th ed In It ved by Mrs. Blakeslee assist- Mrs Wright's absence Mrs 1 1 ran rs Jam ater e meemg open r-ed M HI Mil d · · · 0 bome Hroadway St , Middle· rosebud corsage ror Mrs Boy-I S ·. d B'li ' ualistic form and Linda Darnoy rs. e ene en an E¥~"1 Young took her place as 1. ro rl A cake iced m white ami er and a white carnation tip- US!~ an 11 t h ored Mrs. Georgia Watson. The table program ~hairman. Mtss L~na Kohl prop leto e • pas on -tueen, was tt t· · h't tiProrated w•lh yelloY. rost:'IJ11ds ped wtlh ye llow, boutonniere " ,"'v • . r !" • od ed 1 ed d · was a rae lYe ln w 1 e cover Arrangements usino artlhcial of n~.-.ky 8 Sh In Middl rt m.r uc ' we com an es-- -·• te ed 'th d • w1th Ihe inscriptiOn "50t h an- to.· Mr. Boyer from their grandIX•. op epo ed h au\J cen r WI a ecora- flo'.lers were demonstrated by children, Brenda and Barry was in Columbus this week to cart to t e seat in the east. tive candle surrounded with M ' nd Mrs pau l attend the •prlng showing of May 10 was the date announe- small nyl~; bags of vatlous rs. YolUig, a • Boyer They also recetved a fashions held at the Nationwide ed for the ofncial JOint •lslta- colors mi;d with mints which Baer showed ·two arangements g1tt from the Loyal Women's In tion with Bethel No. 73. of Gal. I in whleh intentiOnal ftaws were elass ol the Middleport Church n. I' r were gtven as favors. Mrs, E- pemtitted DiacUISion then led of Christ and were recognized Mrs. Annlce Ohlinger was re- lpo IS. sl.. D. Smith served the cake to detectb.g the fiaws. durmg the worship service on leased from Veterans Memor- It was announced that Beth- and Mrs. Mabel Goegle~n the Mrs. Guy Summerfield read New officers v.eJe el~ctcd at Sunday morning at the church. lal Hospital Wednesday after el No. 73 wUI in'itall new off&- punch. ~ers sharillg birthday a paper on ucarlng for BlnH thl' annual congregatFmal meet- Attendmg the dmner were being a patient there for sev· cers on S.aturday, January 23, honors ~1th Jennifer _werP ..Don- During the Winter." Thl!! well g ol tht' Middleport Ftrst Mr and Mrs. Willard Boyer era I weeks at 7 p.m. and that Linda Dam- na '111e1ss, Carol l<mg, \ athy prepared paper suggested put-111 Untied PresbvLenan Church and Brenda and Barry of Porn· Mr. and Mrs. Ja~ Kelly eH, Stephani.. Pullen and Deb- Watson and Betty Jean Hob- ting glycerine in water to ~p Wednesday evemng m the Sun- e. O} , Mrs loward Bowers. ak1d have returned to the1~ ho~e in bie King will assist in the in- stetter. Itt from freezing so birds wilt d<Jy School room With .Hev . dleport, and the honored guests Columbus ~fter spending sever· staJlatlon. Members were reI be insur'!d of water supply. Howard Ruppelt m charge and daughter, Thelma. l al_ days With their parents in mjnded that the meeting I Mrs. Homer Holter conducted Elected were. Elders, Jud so n Middleport and Pomeroy r ght of the Bethel has been Two Auxiliary !a contest she has had for many \It t H b T I L K Mr and Mrs. Richard Roller changed to the seoond and Off' I tall d i . h' h t'on were dll e, 'll ert Aaydor, eo D:> n· or Belpre spent the weekend I h M d rcer8 ns e years m w IC ques I s ne )' l eorge n erson ea . I ourt on ays of each month. p '"" th Lord' p I answered by namin' old makes 1 P ·1 H 'R.' h d 0 J with tlteir parents, Mr. and At the January 25 meetina rayu'6 e s rayer, e cuns, " ar wen , au .mS enf Mr< Wilbur Hannt·n Bradbu I • • "' followed by the pled•e to the of automobiles. Mrs. Pear mt>tons tall , Vmcent Dabo and Rl· • · g, ry, l Lmda Yost who has been Jil, n ed the h ra won the prize and another ·I. d S . D . , . and Mrs. Max Roller, MiddleI wlll be installed as junior prmag, open . mee mg of t t 1ar auer, ear.messes port . . Syracuse Auxlhary of the Volun-e contest was won by Mrs. Ba~r · \'Irs. RichauJ Owen, Mr~ Ru s-1 New officers were installed Su.nda gue-sts of Mr. and ~ ces~ and Wnt~a~ Hayes wJI1 teer Fire Dept. in town ha!l l Arrangements featuring arti~ sell Lyons, Mrs. rom Kell y when the Past Councilors of I Mrs D~e Barnhart were theii be mstall!!d 0~ ~he Collncd as I Monday night Jan 11 I ficial flowers and foliage , . , d M . K 10 C . I · 1• umoter of fmance. ' · · , 1 d d . nd · ded to an rs . ar wen s. I Chester ounctl Daug~t\~rs of son and family. Mr. and Mrs. ' Ada Slack, president, presJd- JU ge a .,rtzes awar ~rs. Rodney Sauer was re- Amer1ca met Wednesday eve- Ronald Barnhart of Columbus. The meeting closed In regu- : ed when Marie Rlzer, secretary I Mrs. Young, Mrs. Baer, Mrs. The Middleport senior moe\erled SUJ.rlay 'Jchool super- mng at the lodge hall. . They were accompanied to Col- Jar form, ..tfter which the Dau- 1r"ad the minutes or the last Henry Beaver and Mrs. Pearl 1 lhf'rs madt- plans to sponsor CHILDREN ABSENT mtendent w1th Mr. James Bu- 1 M~s Clarence Neutzh~g, umbus by their children, Greg ghters and Council members 1 meeting and Agnes White p;11ve Koblentz. a bake sale Saturday •.tao. St>l'eral l\11ddleport duldren t:ha.nan, ass istant ; P"mary su- pres1den~ . opened the meefmg and Dale, who spent the week .. it vited tu the rf 1.. ··.: room the TreasuJier'!l monthly and Refreshments were served 11 at Tiny's Foodland. I be .ti n' absent from school be- penntt>ndent, Mrs Rusr.ell Ly- ~ by readmg Psalm 23, followed with their grandparents. I year's report. buffet style from the llvlng ,roup also plans a rummage c<mse of lilne~s meluding Tom ons, assistant, Mrs. Everell by the Lo~·d's Prayer and Mrs. Marvin Kelly underwent ! SON 18 II()RN Sylvia Zwilling, a past oresi· room table covered with a lace dent, installed Eileen Clark as )w.. and cente"~" wit~ a lovely later in the spring . Pro- and Sal ly Jo Walters, child- Bachnrr : plamst, Mrs Bach· I pli->C!:!e to thP. Hag. Officers .n· . surgery at Holzer Hospital on I frnm tht>SE' projects will ren .ol M1 and \11 ~ William n7r : . llbranan, Bruce Wal\al'e 1stalled were Mrs Roo;;s Cle . Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. R~chard L. vice presldent and Agnes White-, arrangement usmg pmk rose! nsPd for the Srnlor trip. \Vallers tmd VIckie Dent, PumHI't. ~1rs. Pa~.o.~ Hapton~tall, I land . president; Mrs. 0""81 ' Chapell !Carolyn Pnddyl are as treasurer. Money making pro- 1and pink candles In ~rystal hold· ,: daughter or Mr and Mrs. w. a::.s1slant, Mrs Ltllian Ste1rf. j Weber. sel'l'etary; Mrs. James RE'nJRNS TO SHJP announcing the birth or a 5 lb. jects were discussed \1ember len: on either side. · Dent. Tom 1s a first grader and Teachers mclude Mrs. Lyons, Van M~ler, treas_urer, anJ M~s. EN3 Marion Sloter of the U. and 12 oz. son Jan. 9 at the Clara Lavender was rep•.-ried The next meeting will be held is conf med to h1 s home w1th \trs. Bachner and Mrs Bethei 1M1 1o B1ggs, sentmel. New year s. Navy has returned to his 1hospital in Long Beach, Calif. lconfined at home bv illnes~ !Feb. 3 at the home of Mrs. Pomeoray. Ohio pneumonia while his sister, Sal· Coleman, Primary department; I hook.-; were distributed. Mrs. I ship, the u.S.S. BoRton, at • named Richard Lee III. Grand- A pot luck lunch will be held · Ridenour, with Mrs. Summer· _ ___:__: - - -- - ly Jo and V1ck1e Vent have ~Ms. Ed Tewksbary, Cradle I Mahl'l Vnll Meter won thr door 1Boston, Mass., after spendin• lparents are Mr. and Mrs. Roy at the Jan. 25 meeting Mrz. l Held assi:iti.ng. ch1ckenpox and cannot attend Roll, Mrs Lyons. Mrs J E. jpmo the past three weeko with his Priddy of Middleport and Mr. White, Mrs. 1'\izer, and Mildred ----TONIGHT thru TUESDAY kmdergarten cl<tsses Harley and ··,.s Marcus Cham. At !he close of the meeting, I wife, Mary, and daughter. in land Mrs. Richard Lee Chapell Pierce were named to a menu 1 VISIT CLELANDS January 15·19 Mrs th 1! ~f'IJl'tl went to the Ewm~ Racine, and with his mother, jof Memphis Tenn. Mr. Chapell convnittee. Refreshments were 1 Mrs. Dorothy Lee and P§~ty 1 1 hers, Home Department WALT DISNH'S DANCE AT WAHAMA ' Russell Lyons. Youth Budget 1 Funeral Home, to pay rcs~ect Mrs. Shirley Sloter and children is In the u. S. Navy and Is served to the above •nd E~itn I Ann visited Mr. and Mrs, Wri!1 "EMtL AND THE . An after the basketball game comm11tee: Westmmster Youth Ito Vrolt! Htll, after wntdt they ol Long Bottom. 1 stationed at Long Beach. Hood and Myla Hudson. ter Cleland Saturday. DETECTIVES" (!,mce \\til be held tonight at F'ellowsh1p adv1sors, Mr. and 1re..u•nt" to the hall for potluck I ----- ~-· ~-- · ---- - - - --(lechnicolor) 1the Wahama High School audi- Mrs. Paul Haptonstall ; church relr~shmt-nts. Bn•an RusgelJ. 10 yr. old boy 11onum The .Jays will l-'n~ee 1 orgamst, Mrs Steiff, .assistant, : ALtending were the above ar.d as Emil : 3 detectives· Walter the dance .,.,hich is open to the \irs. Haptonstall ; Semor ChOir Mrs. Houart Newell, Vfrs Het"· 1 Slezak. HPin Schubert, Peter Ehrll ('h played str1ctly for i public , Direclor. Rev, Howard Ruppt-11 ry Eu..'hinger, Mrs. Edd1e Hai - I laughs. I , ~nd Jun1or Chmr D1rector, Lew- tung , Mrs Norman F1 ederick. j ' I .o\pproxirn,qtely Sl,IOO is need· · 1~ Sauer. Mrs Ra}' Morris, Mrs. Mar-1 Mf!. Milton Hood h.. been returned to her home from Holzer hospital in Gallipolis fol1owing an emergency appendec· tomy. She will retum to the hospital for tests later. Devotions for Circle Meeting O n New Year • 1VF. "l'RT.If IIndy' md rio toal&bt. SuncloJ partly tloudy and cold. HJgh today z._ 10, low tontgbt loll, bip Su• uy 11-n. ° Mrs. Cfefan d preSI"d Of CounCil I ·~XVI~~3 '\~:l-------------7---_:POM:_:::E:RO::::_:Y:-M:I~DDl~E::POR~T:.~OH~IO~----=S~A~TU~R~D~AY, Meigs Relocation, Athens Bypass in Planning Stage Improvement Everybody's "Job - Childs t? £-.......,___.._......,....... ) " 1 1 t~p:O:iiiit:nei:y:C:o:lo:"'::":':'•:•::"'::'iii:::iii:::~~!:ed:_:t:•_:-:co:m:p:·'.•:t~e._:th::•_:ru~n=d~."' I mittees The annual reports of com- ~ ion Wood were given. The instal- enck and Mrs. Hatt1e Fred- 1 - , - - -- Ia! ton and ordination of new 1 1 offtcers win be held at ttre , 1Sunday morning WOI shi(J sPr-1 vice. February 7. Dunn~ the I ' business meeting . the pt~stor 1 ' was gr an Increase in sali ary. The meetmg was closed 1 Plans were made to observe ' with prayer. · the 50th anniversary Df the j dass m April when the PhiiD of A Council , at he a Women of the Middle- ' port Church of Christ met on I I Meeting is Held Thursday evening at the Forest Ros~ Council, Daugh- church I ters of Amenca, mel m regy. \lrs Mildred Hawley presid1lar sesswn Tuesday evening at ' {'d and weleomed the members. '-1rs George Meinhart present- , their hall in Tuppers Plains Grace Swan, associate cnun ed devotions with the opening r1lor, presided and opened the pra) er given by Mrs. Wendell meeting in ntLiahstic form F1ve eertarh The Twenty . th1rd 1 members ot Theodorus Counctl Ps<Jim was recited in unison by 1 were present Reported Ill the group Mrs Me in.~ art read I were Leone Babcock in Holzer an art1cle based on the Psalm. 1Hospital and Leona Hensley m A letler from Arlene Spur1Veterans Memorial hosp1tal lock. a missionary. which had 1Cards wPre sent them It was been :;ent to Mrs Otho Watts, reported that a Christmas card was read by Mrs. Ernest Lalwas sent lo Dorothy Durst . who l<~nce Those reported ill in· 1s ill , and ~rznpathy cards lo I eluded Eug~ne Walburn, Hom' lh1· Vmeyard family and Mr. er Jones , Margaret Reynolds, and Mrs. Joe Bissell Hussell McElhinny, Tin NeutzThe rrport of the aud1tmg ling. and Mrs Marvin Kelly , comm•ttee was read and ac- who had surgery Thursday at cepted. Phyllis Rowan. council Holzer Hosp1tal deputy , _mstalled Grace Swan ~irs Ruby Nicmsky was wel- 1 as assoct:.te ("'ttncilor : ~hPr!Pv corned as a new member Twen1Swan, conductor. and Kirt Row~ ty . two members answered I an, warden. Gertrude HoUm.;.ll , roll call. Mrs Robert Reibel 1 , nf'wly elcut!U coWicllor, IS va- ' was named chairman fa~ the catloning m Florida. Mrs Swan I g~"lden anniversary to be ottthanked the- visitors for thelf served in Apnl wtth Mrs. Ed· help Doughnuts and coffee were gar Reynolds and Mrs. Denver i Rice assist mg. New officH's wU! : served. .I be mstalled at the March meet- I ing with Mrs. Donald Hicks, \1 rs Audrey Frost and Mrs. : Mt>mhart m charge. A card was also re-ad from Gaskilis who formerly livthe Women1 High Heel ed in Middleport. Mrs. Rlee : ; was program ciJa•rman and op- 1 1 ened the program with the . ' song, "I Need Thee Every · !tour" followed by prayer and scripture reading She alao read Worm .i.l meditation, "Take Time" ana Llnod _ __ a poem, "When I Have Time " l The meeting wao closed with the Mizpah benediction. A salad course wa. "'"ed by Mn, Meinhart, Mn. Eugene Norton. · Mrs. Neva Pratt, Mrs. £m. MIDDLEPORT eot Lallance and Mn. Robert t Ph1lathea Class W"/f Ob Serve A • nntversary . E; .:~ ·D.ifl\ir~Rt£8)· CUSTOM~ ,, "---- •lo."'"'• , ,,....,.,,,....._~~ ~, price. I 'I of ·::.·-.:: · ,! l l iJI!.,Y~:MADE ' ' 1 1 ,, ' ' ' ' 1 1 1 SIR WINSTON CllVllallLL at 1 CONVENIENT IN SNOW OR SIZZLE r • . .' ' We're always pleased to .see our depositors, but banking here by mail- in any kind of weather-is a great convenience! You con bonk by mail at any hour, any day . - . from your home or your office. Simply use your nearest mailbox or chute. Safe, quick! 1 I ~!* POMEROY ~~~NATIONAL BANK Serving Meigs County lor over 93 years POMEROY RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation IN CUSOM-MADE DRAPERIES ••• 1 1 1 1 Ask or write us for lroo banking-by-mail forms nowl FOR THAT "SOMETHING EXTRA" 1 SALE I Dress Boots THE SHOE BOX ~----------~·~E~, ~~~ Choose from an outstanding array of fabrics in the newest textures and most wanted colors. AD draperieo expertly made to conform to our quality standards. No short-cuts . . . you get double tops and bottoms, triple-tacked pleating, weighted corners and permanent' buckram. Minimum charges on lengths under 63" long. Finished draperies w!U be delivered to you decorator-foldecl and ready to hana. Place your order now and we can auarantee you delivery in 10 days. OPEN SATURDAY IRING IN YOUR MEASUREMENTS WE'LL DO THE lEST . UNTit-9:00.P.M. l. Measure lhe width af 'your rod 01 width af distance wh•r• rod is to lie pl11ced. lfig. AI 2. Measure length from o~ rod to · lenvth clftired.lfio. IJ 1 toP EL:BERFELDS 'IN POMEROY ~~------~~~~~~~~~--~~~~----~---------------.· ~-. :.o 1 t~ ,.f ·"' . t~. , '~I[' : ., . v• -e nttne ~ were MEIGS THEATRE at y • • .... ,._,., f'o TIM Inters •e 01 TIM llein-lf..ia A. Presbyterians Elect Officers For New Year I e • 8 h JN 62 } b' h et e s Doug ters, G" S • 8"rfhd p rfy tves urprlse ay a 50th Wedding Anniversary Observed 8Y Mr. an d M F O 8oyer Jan_ 2 I \ eoltl, with drilthll .-ow aad oeeasioaal snow llvr.. Mildred Roush Dies Friday At Holzer 1 JANU, \ 1965 FIVE CENTS �.- .... -- ..-- .. -- .-...-- .... ., ... .. . . . . . . , , ......................... .... .. -~ , ,. ..... ,. , ~ • EDITOR'S MAIUUC I 196~ Improvement - Raneb, wrapped ~P the LBJ l·Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 ., Jan . 16. :;:nu:e~=~~~;,: U. S., Canada, =:.~-:ell...:: ·10 Trade DOOr pen .,........ I Put.U•h:... I Job for All minister arrived at the rancll Friday afternoon lnr two da)'l of informal talks. w......, .... •Continued From P'age 1I •:::r;•".:::~o:•,.·•~.•1 .. JOHNSON CITY Tex (UP!) - President Johnson • d SuAd.&Y by Tile Oh.i4 V.U.y I Lester B. Pearson to ay In' Comp,ally llO M~hanlc: St Pom· Ia nd Canadia n Prime Minister e eroy, Ohio. BUMlllell Offl~ Jllhon• signed an agreement to 1el new cars an d au Io Parts b wv :I..JI5I. r.cu.torta1 phon• ' " • SOld 3Cf0SS the U S.-Canada border duty free, :II~T~tered 11 eecond cia~ malll•• In li m~tjor move toward ex· I ~- - ma tter at tlle poll office at Pomf'to,-. pansion of trade betwef'n Cana· · d th Un 'lted States Johnd a an e • and Pearson est.Rblished a . pas~ I son ' 'Little Common Market " m r\lck9 and bllSeS senger Cars • t than consumers. But by writing an end to auto . d ed tanrts, the two lea ers pav th P waY toward e\'ent\181 lower· . . ing Of COStS fOr IndiVidUal AUto d d I hirh officials expected would buyers thai woul expan mar· W · k t · both COUntrieS I re~11 il in enlarged production eS m · . Oh~~uonal adYeMI1ln1 u"' Hutttnelll KLntb•ll. • • • tePN•n~ ln ...., N"" Leam 1ton An., N.., Vorlt City, •w York. Sixty Years of Progress and Still Progressing . • • Sllt»cri•Jton rat.et o.H.-erH bp c:amrr whrr<!' availa ble, :10 ("enll per Wll!lek one year In •dV&DCe at. ttl• Dall y senunl offtee 1111 .80! ' •L• montht. tT.So~ u.r.e. -.nontM 11.110. lh Motor Route where c1rrlrr tervlce nOt 1 v 1Habte. one month 11.30. a,end of the bargam mall: on nar 11o.oo: sa gwnlh.t. ed b Cnnoress 111.:m; Thrte montha, 13.00. sales for the auto Jndustry. an d Only ne"' model vehicles were 1_'he U.S. Lmust ue- approv Y ....... · DEADLINES J b n and Pearson's signa- &·oo P M Da,y a.!ore PubliatUJa invnlved and the agreement ap0 nso · Monda,. · Dea411ne 9:00 A. Ill. to manufacturers rather turel, affixed in a ceremony a1 Monday Pl .,"d o:· CANCELLATIONS -·------.. HELEN HELP US! WUL be EFFECTIVE FEB!tUARY 15,1965 CORRECTIONS untU lii:OO A. II. ~epted J'or D.,- ot Publleatlon .EGULATJON8 The PubU.her repn-ea th• r-IJ'ht to edtt '" nJeet any ~••med. obj~l·ttoJiabla . Errora 11\ojiJd be .a. reported immedtat.b. The pu~ u~h..- wrn not bl rell)Gnalblr for more tban orw trwrrectt IDMrttoo, UPI Briefs BALL BAND INSULATED Rubber Boots -·~ Sizes 9·10-11 s.v. $5.00- $12·88 pair Roush's Shoe Store INTEREST WILL BE PAID ON ALL SAVINGS ACCOUNTS •. - • ..... ,._ " . \ \ Now - the woods Ame:ica loves best are yours in a truly budget • priced pre-(inish· ed wall l)&neling. W•ld· wood Craftsman Panelin& is not 1 luxury - Every Account Insured Up To $10,000 By The Federal Why Not Open Your Account in Person, Deposit Insurance Corporation Make Your Dollars Earn .More? or By Mail, Before february l5th ancl MAY WE SERVE YOU? it's really a pennanent uvln1s. Once on your walls, your redee-oratine worries are ended - no more re. painting or papering. 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CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 500 Cor. No. sharrs uubtandin g :100. Tnt<~l par ~· altH' Second & Mill Sts. Middleport, 0. ..: Undivided profit s ·~ TOTAL CAPITAL A(Y' Ol '!\T~ TOTAL LIAHILtTIES A»:D C.'\P IT.\L i\CC0l1 NT~ 1 FRF. EI. A'\JD S NORRI S f':1~hi n ()~ thf' ahmP namt'd hank do hto~ 4 · Jw declarE' that th1~ r~"r• • l' l 11 1. c·.r··11di11on I" tnlf' and eon't'cl to the hPo;t u( my knO\\ !Pd :<.e an1t lw lil'l FREELAI\D S . e Bring Your Books e Select Your Gifts TONIGHT i\OH HI ~ We . th(' unrlt>r~igrwd di rf'flil rs att(·~t lhP correctness of th1 s repurt of l'nndition and decbrf' th;, r li hn C3 b('('l1 t'X:l mln('O by 11 ~ • aDd to th 1· bt>-"1 of 11\:f krwwiNk " anrl Ill' lief b true ;nHI {'Ofl t't' l . UNTIL 9 PM THE SHOE BOX ANNOUNCEMENT! ° • I. WILL EARN I ''']•: ·I . Mrs. Wolle is Hostess when Council Meets AU.OWANCE FOI Philco TV Philco Elec. Ranges ·Admiral TV YOUR OLD APPLIANCE Like Crnyl Make Us An Offar Now! ~ ••• and EASY TERMS, TOOl Associated Radio& TV (WITH MLLER MAYTAGl HARRY MILLER POMEROY Mr. and Mrs. James Johon!ton entertained last Wednesday with a party in honor of their daugb· ter, Karen Kay, who obs~rvedl her seventh birthday. were played and prizes award· ed the Winners. After the ored guest had opened her decorated birthday cake i~ cream was served to Those attending were St:::'• 30 t 0 Lead Af h 27th Str..;ght SEOAL B3ff}e I ronmen w·In 1-Hour DRYau.t r\! 1 I Karen Kay Johnson Honored Wednesday f I alcons Ral1y To Nip avenswood• 55•51 Score . SERVICE 1 II •f. I We're Tradin' southern, Ne}sonvi")}e Meet.Tomg• ht £or crothers Has ' Mrs. Bentz Wolfe entertained I the Past Councilors o[ Theodorus Cou,\cL Daughters of America Thursdav evening at her West Main St.· home. Mrs. Seidenabel, president, pre!"'""~· It opened with devotions Mrs. Fred Dessauer, follow· by the Lord'& Prayer and pledge. to the flag In unison. Mrs. Olan Goodwin was reporl· eC: ill and a round robin card war, sent l.o her. Games were played w it h prizes awarded to Mrs. Dessauer Miss Erna Jesse , Mrs. Norn:a Chapman, Mrs. Rollin I Bearhs and Mrs. Thomas Cook. Refr.,:hm-ents were served by · hostess to those named a· bove and Mrs. Richard Campbe ., Mrtt. Arnold Hayes, Mrs Henry Reibel, Mrs. Max Rein· and Mrs. Jack Robson The February meeting will be held at the home of Miss Erna • Jesse. ._ltl Champtons • hip 0£B•g Bend cage ClaSSIC• YOUR SAVINGS DEPOSITS BIG -I fs ·., .• t EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1,1965 WY2-3635 Trims • RutIand t0 4 60 2 f ' ORIGINAL PRICES Forgotten SAVE ~~II W'i•In. 1 ':,.. 'Surplus "'' b; .. southern I Common stock - par ,·alue w·r ~ han · StltO 00 .'• up 0 Ill I WILL BE ATEVANS ..• Other liabilitif'~ au th ori7.t>d c • I -- - Tot3l t 1nw and SJI' tn!! .~ il t' Jl'.l'-11" ~ li:l3 2!-11 !10 No. sharP!" 5J 41 ;:or: Redemption Representative S ~02 3BO.:IH -= . Jill . JW GREEN STAMP Demand depo::; its of indh•iduab . pnrtnt>r .- ILtfl~ and corporution s . Time and sav,ngsdr postts of indi,Hlu«l s. partnerships, and corporatmn ~ t., Deposit s of l1n1lf'rl States ~.O'' {•r ntmnt ... Deposit s ot States anrl polttJ ral ~11hd11 t'il on \ • TOTAL OEPOSITS S l.l 5.J.67R 2_!L a c..,ek J LIABILITIES ; m. K Meiga County Treuur•r Total demanr'l dt' pOo'-it.; is Hero in 70-68 Defeat of Logan » HOWARD E. FRANK I' NoJ, Nelsonville Wins 77-56 Over Middleport JacketS Ttle tax books are now open for the December or First half collectmn of the 1~64 Real E~ate taxes. Also for delinquent tal', closmg date w11l be Feb. 3, 1965. -:•:: "J." , , . ' cas• I ·l.. .. ' Eastern's powerful l!la1l111 points on ·to buckets and six then sank a jump 1hot with came back quickly with a lay. e~ with his fifth foul with a 1first half and North Gallta 11. 24-23 de.ep!te a late rilly b)' EMiml - Bill! f ..... remained the only undefeated free throws. The iaDlcy hotshot four minutes in the petlod. up midway through the quar· minute and 16 secondo left Eagles, however, made up Eaatem. Logan was bigb for Cruble 24-t. Jtjlljq!l ~ case team In the trl - county seorod consistently inalde the Hartuns scored Eastern's oth- ter before Hartung dropped m North Gallia's Raaland a! so for it m the final two quarter& the willllera with -~~~ and Jill- Olldwtll '-1.,, . . . . t.W, area with • 110-40 win over key. He alao led Eastem in u- er sii points In jump shots dur- two free throw• to give the Ea· fouled out by shooting 46 limes compared lice ted Eutem with 10. Bll'llle7 fa.t. •• ,. r ..W. the North Gallla Pirates at Eaot• boundinl with 12 of the teNJI'sl tng the final two mlnuteo of the glos a 19-10 lead In all, Eastern wao charged [to u by the Pirates. Eutern will travel to llaJio Totall 24-IUII. em Friday nilht. 31. starua. Cruloe fouled out with two with 23 personals and North Eastern added with a 41 J*' nan Trace Dell Friday Dllbt, PlrU _ o.ntt "1-1. The win was Eastern'• lOth Charles Knlihl, 1 6·2 junior, Early in the second q1181'1er minutes and 50 seconds left in Gallia 15. cent average from the fWd and !ben be boot to the Soulb. stralaht thi> season. also sank 13 points for Eastern Eastern built up a sale lead the third quarter. Knlgllt exit· The Pirates were able to I while North Gallia connected ern Tortlldoes Saturday. Ptck &4-IJ, 0111* *~· CJ41It. Coach AI Bowen's hoopsters and Guard Ken Cald~ell .add· while the Pirates were otlll try· ed. with five persona~ with two drop in only two field aoals dur· lon only 28 per cent. By Quarte": way :1-N, TIIJ!Or .IIIIUII overcame an attarnpt by the Jed nme beSides turnma m a m to keep t~t pace slow, Cald- mmutes remaining m the last ! in, the entire second half East· The North Galla Ruerves Pirates ............ 7 10 28 48 0-U, R..,.., .... ,fr(' kf ; irate1 to stall the ball in the 1fine floor performance. Peck well sank a free throw and then quarter and Caldwell was charg· em tok only 12 shots in the lwon the preliminary contest Eastern .. .. .. .. .. . 10 28 42 ., 0-4-0. TGIQ 11• • first period, grabbed tha lead, and Chick paced tne Pirate• and held onto It lhrouchout the with 12 and 13 points, respec· l contest. Eastern wu ahead 111-7 wheq 1u.ely. Eastern tallied the first ba.. I , the first quarter endad, led 28- ket or th~ game with live min· 18 at halftime and 42-21 at the utes lefl In the first period on start of the final eigllt minutes. a tap-in by Knight after North Eagle Center ~en Hartung, Galla comitted a turnover Billy Jewell, diminutive •en· the 1:03 mark in his drive for A free throw by John Gas· first overtime. Gasser left on and at 44-43, but dropped IJe. t; Smith, 4-N: .....,, Htl a 64 seniOr, aJam led m the I whtle attarnptmg to lllall . ior Pomeroy Panther guard, victory He hit for lour iield •er in the second extra period fouls with 24 seconds remain- hind, 51-45. Buckets b)' Jewell Caltoert, o.o.t; 'l'GUII: 1'1-!Mt. ><Cormg department With 26 Eagle _Forward Thera~ c:rut•e played the hero 's role Friday goals while Bob Crow added gave Logan a 118-67 lead. That ing in the second overtime. and Crow narrowed li to 51-411 LOGAN-Auker 1,_.111 .... Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 16, 1965·5 night as he paced Pomeroy to six more points to move the point came wiUi 43 seconds re· At several times throuab the by the end of the quarter. =cana :101 '.lfll!ICIO !'fl •• ··------- --~-- -- ~ - - - - - a double overtime '10-68 victory Panthers out in front at 63-59. maining in the period. Logan !{arne, the Panthers were on The victory evened the Plil· fall, J.l.S; Guioer, U.ll; C... over the Logan Chief!Jlms at However, at that point with had played for a good shot the ropes but kept coming !hers' over-all record at 44 or, 2-3-7: <Wker., 1.1&1 - . Logan. 53 seconds remaining in regula· throughot<t the first two min· back within range and actual- and made their league record mel, 8-3-1t; Fruler, NO: With Phil Swindell and Bob lion play, Crow left the game. utes. Then, the Panthers, trail· ly took the lead a few times :1-4. Pomeroy shot at a 35 per 011, 4-1.f. Tollla: ....._ Crow, Pomeroy's big men, out Two free throws by George ing by one, and with about 30 only to lose it again. cent pace from the field hit- Score by quei'ten: of the game on fouls , Jewell Hummel and a field 8081 by seconds left, played for one I In the first quartor, Lot!an Hng 'ZI of 76. Pomeroy .... Jt • • • • 11 directed the attack and did all Mille Nixon tied the game at shot . Jewell saw an opening, maintained the lead from mid- The box score: Logaa ...... 1T 11 0 17. 1 Nelsonville took a stronger Overall, Nelsonville had 44 1or thte Panthetrh scoring lnfboth 63-all. Sti11,.tthe Ptanthers mighlade ddrove fdordthepcdbuckthet. wtas fouJ. way of the pe riodtonthandndwere PCroOMEROY - Swindell, t...ogaa 1 - 0 1 1 - - 11 9 ~~w~,~9-5-~Z3~;~S1~m~JliCIII~':_·_:t-~1~-~lbe~Jpr~el~lmi~IW1~:__!1'~-~"~-h ld nd la behind ebounds to Middleport's 40 ' over 1mes WI seven r e e a game e 1 ort o wm r r , an rop e wo wm- m 1ron1, 17-12 , a e e o1 I•.:_; A~ben onFrs,:O ijJ~t: Middle· ;nd shot 8 sizzling S1.2 pe~ ! throws of nine attempted in there as they came back down ning points through the hoop the period. In the second quar-1port, ~ere:ti~ t~e Yellow Jack· cent from the field with 31 fori those hectic final six minutes. the floor, ~ot four shots at the as the clock showed 24 seconds ter it was. Logan in front all ~ts 17-58 for their sixth SEOAL 50. Fom the free line, I he , H•. fmu;hed the game with 21 buckel, misSed ~em all, md romammg. . the way With the excepllon of v~nr viet >APinlt 1 single defeat. Hounds were IS for 22, taking 1pomts for one of his be•t mghts forced the game mto the first Logan wtth 18 oeconds left a 19-19 tie early In the quarter, ~ !(:/ 1 t:/ Nfl..'1ue lOst 210 lb Jam· a big bulge here over Middle lin a. Panther untform. overtime; called time out and played for The Chieftain• ted 3!>28 at m· , th f t m'nute l rt which had only !2 chances Swmdell, upon whom the Pan· Jewells four foul shots ai that one 1mporlant good shot , term>•S>on \ 1e m e. f~l~ 5 ~ain- ~shln m six of them thers depend for rebounding the outset of the first overttme Nt'lon look il. missed , an d l Crow, who had only seven ~ P!~:~~:h:.P~:,"; was ' The 'Jackets were 2> for 69 and •coring strength. fouled I penod gave the Falcons ~ 67- l llruce Simpson got the ..ehound. pomts m the first haU, found ' a~ , ? B b R' h ds hit f the held a mod"'t per out of the game with 7:03 re· 63 advantage. Mike Nixon , Jewell was once agam fouled the range m the openmg mm· ..A 'l:/ . 36 1 1 1 ~ ~~ H 8 dong 1maming in tllf' final quartet though t:ame back with a field I with four seconds left and utes of the second half. His 1 f. · ~ se rc~ ' ~~ ~ a~nnin; : : ~a;~: ce~;,re led !he Jackets wtth and Logan in front Sl-49. c:ow, goat to nar:ow the lead to 65 · . made one of his. sh?ls to give four quick points and a held Coach John Wickline's Kyeer Creek Bobelltl Nllllla,l 0nellel' caught them. pomts, JUSt above his league , who had 23 points, last night, 65, a~d, ~· ilh 19 seconds re· the Panthers thelt Victory m•r· goal by Simpson narrowed the in second place in the SVAC Friday night by dtfeatln, 20 Oown 18_12 after the fif't Ieadm~ aveo·oge of 19 plus Sto· lefl m the same fashion 1n the malnmg, Tom Auker made . gm of two a! 7!).68 . Logan lead at 35-34 The Pan· an upset minded Hannan Trace five, 5141, OD the w!Dight hnal mmule of the fourth good on two free throws to knot Hummel. who had 19 pomts I !hers fmally caught Logan on 1ners' hardwood quarter, an d 37· 29 at h31ft lme. ' bart had a nother good n ' art lh · t" d f h Ch' It · f led t 0 f c:r · b k I t 38 90 t · ' c-,scb Carl Wolfe's hoys got hittins 19 nn mne field goals qu er. e score once agam a " 10 en 1 or 1 e .'e ams, ou ou uc • a ~. wen Kyger Creek hit the seoreboard first In the fat playt4. 1 ow ' withih 5 midway in the lhlrd and a free throw. Actually, Jewe~ took over at of the overhme. 1~". cont"'t - ~V!th I 19 left m the ahead.~nefly at 4().38, at 42-40, evenly-matched, thrilling game when Roger BarDett lilt quarter when Buddy Moore andj Next Friday Middleport goes ajumperwtlh7:221eftontheclock. Gary Stobart hit for eight points · to Athens, goes to Wahama o Barnett put ~C mto a 4-0 Kyger Creek 1110 outraou,d· between them in 2V. minutes. ]Saturday. then to Pomeroy the • lead before HTs Harold ~lonl· ed IM', 41-30. The- ctmnt stood at 43·3!, Nel· following l•'ridsy night. , gomery canned a foul shot. Ter. Kyger Creet'a r t - ll!aJI' sonville. But 320 lb. Jim Pan· I Coach Wolfe said followins . . . . . .. . . . . I ry Rucker' s jumper then made ped a two pme 1oa1111 tllreak . . . k' h ,, 1, lad th , Southern evened Its record ! Also htttmg 1n double figures piled up thr mar ~ m agam be- Sherm Cund>lf was h>gh lor the , it 43 in favor of the WiM''S b def t'"'• tbe" ...__ cake plunked m three h qu1c 1e 1t m . . c1ose d . f Rutl·and. · t • y JftMD u-... . d. . , 1 e game, . . 1gft ,, Theres J on. k· l at ,.r51or th e season wt'th a 1or the Torna does were Gordo n 1orf' the stanza ~core nme or 1 Coach George Evans' char;~.,..ea~ in tbe ere:l:ttitf 24 '\elders, helping push t e sc~re i Y mne g~mes e · e ac , 60-4? triumph over the Rut. Fisher with 1~ and Larry Price Southern hit on 38 per cent i Southern .will host York High I es then came rearin back as ers .,_.... IIJ!lt. to 5248 by the end of !he th>rd ' ets are 0 9· ' land Red Devils Friday night with 11 Bill Baer had eight of 67 shots while Hutland made School tomght and Rutland · · g · Jerry Hall and Kul stag;~, 1 The Middleport reserves lost I The Tornadoes coached by quarter. Larr); Rupe with 2 poi~ts 20 of 59 field goals attempted ' '•ill !ravel to ~hauncey Lhyndall Mulhhns hlt. a I!Ud<>Jurt paced the Bollklltetls Wllb 11 'b R' h h d . th r ht t' ng P at ' ' ' I " . I ot to put t, e left Visitors '" afirst Hi points each J D Gl'oee haol Bo ill:, w o a come. m ano er 1g ~e . .i•t u . craynor Slone, took an early was high scorer for Coach Jim for 33 per cent. Altogether, only By Quarters : , slead with in the · ' ' . 2 02 10 and Mike SPiuldinl and Btll when James was hurt, <Xi ted 44-44 m regula! ron hme but los· lead and held It all the way. Adams' Devils who now have a 18 personal fouls were called , Rutland . 6 lA 31 42 himself with a bad ankle ncar : ing 51-46. Wayne Davis had !3 Southern led 9-6 at the end of 3·> slale. He was the uniy Rut- 1clunng the contest. Southern ' Southern 19 33 46 60 st~~~· Du nd Ch k Hysell added ellht flUcll. the end of the third period. Itor Midleport and Sandy Har· the first eijJht minutes after land player who managed to ] was charged wtlh seven and er 6-t-13 Norris 5+14 Bacr L ~ th nc~~: k u\ Randall Mulllal, lleith Null, Dave Shultz replaced him, and •old 15 for the winners. pl•ying its be£1 opening quar· penetrate Southern's defense ef· Rutland 11 4·0·8 M~Kelvey 2-1·5. McCiin· Meallc on trtha fas tets ":'odt and Roaer Wataon pa.-1 t~• · · 52 77 ·. · · · u rns as e U'S per! W'ldkltt with . . _ lb: lnd 1 no harm was done . Nelsonvllle · N~Jsonvllle . · 18 37 fP-r of the season. fpcfively. The Tornado Reserves s.quadltock 30-6, Circle 1·1·3. T0tals ended t4., 3 K er Creek .ens . !f!OVed the ball through the !Middleport . · · · 12 29 42 56 Norman Norris, 64 sonior Southern held a lead of about defeated the Baby Devils 34·. 26 (814) 60. • The d yg ·. d five pomls reapecUveiJ, 1\!iddies' final quarter lfess · Nelsonville. James 0.0.0, Rich· center led the winnc" in the 8 points throughout the entire 29 in the preliminat v g'lme , Rutland - Lambert 4-lf·B. I be s~~n . can~! contm~e The Bo• ICOI'e: 1[ilh no serious difficulty. ards 7·24-18. O'Nail 0.0·0, Shultz balan.:.d scoring attack with game except in the third quar- Sherm Cundiff was htgh for win· I Little 3·1·7, Black 3·00, Rupe Ca ke en:rve ad a;~ a'w·tr HANNAN TRACB (411 Pancake, the 6·> behometh l-4-6, Pancake 14-3-a:I, Ritz S. 3 points. Norris hit on five ter when Rutland ran up nir~e ners with 16 while Roge.r Da-· 6-G-12. Stewart. 3·00. Porter I· ge~ ;.;e ou score e 1 · ~ucker, 8-1-1; a-n., . 3~ho never bothers to get off 0.10. Wend 1-6-2, Daugherty 1·2· f.ield goals and four free straight to cut the lead to 37 vis and Gary Drenner ~a~h ~02, Benr~ett 0· H Totals 20 , co s · I 0-6, .Montaomery, 11-H; .lllc•Ie. feet even on a lay-up. was14, Steenrod 2+1. Totals 31·15· throws. 27. The Tornadnes, howe\·er winners with 6 while Roger da· 12-6) 42. Bob Polcyn. substituting for ~0. Colley, •1-1; MlllliDI 2ilnstoppabie. He plopped in 33 17. - -- reaular center, Don Thomas, 0-4; Belllllle, l-N. II points on 14 field goals shoot· Middleport, Moore 9·2·20, College Basketball Results canned two field goals and .• S-41. ~ from the outside, under- Bradbury 1-11-2, Davis t-1-3, foul shot to break • IS. IF tJe I KYGEJt· CRBD. .4Ut · ath, and from the side, and Stobart 9+19, Wallace IJ-0.0, ' By Uulted Press lalernailoual after Te':y cremeens had Duncan, S.H; Lelch, I U : five free throws. He also IStephenson 3·2-ll, Curmingham o East notched il for losers. ' Barnett, 5-1-11 1bomat, 1-1-3 ked orr 15 rebounds, tieing 2.().4. Totals 2>+56. Hannan Trace took the open· Tyo, :1-7-.S; Polcyn, s.u John. th ~tchards in that depart· Officials, Wrlghtoell and Car· ,., Suffolk 78 Brnds 76 (D-ot) ing t.hird period tip and quick· !10~ ~- To.all. 1&-lt-11. 74 76 nt. ter. Nelsonville and the Southern 12-10 when the fi~st period clos-~ Eastern at 6 p.m. for fifth : Newark St. DC Teachrs . ly cut the KC lead to 21·20 ~ 60 ~~~::. 0~ ~ler C..ek. eighth grade cagers from Ra- ed and 21-20 at halftime. Salis-. place, and Pomeroy will play oPnnceton 78 Columbta 68 when Montgomery scored o.· • ' cine will play for the champ- bury was ahead 28-25 a! the ' 'lulland at 7 p.m. for third. Cornell .76 Penn 65 jumper. , ionship of the third annual Big end of the third stanza. The championship game be- Fatr. DKk. !Mad I 84 Pratt $5 Barnett, Rucker, Dunca>t. and I MOVES TO l'tliUlV& Bend Classic tonight at Pome- Don Rose tossed in 10 points 1tween Southern and Nelsonville! Allegheny 71 Esn Michigan 65 Roger Belville then traded I roy High school. to lead Eastern to its 23·19 vic-1wilt becin at 8 p.m. Prior to I Rutgers 70 Bucknell 56 buckets as the Bobcats held LAFAYE'l'l'E, Ind. 4Ufl) Coach Hilton Wolfe's Baby tory over Wahoma Eastern that game a table tennis uhi· Oswego St. 61 Potsdam St. 60 on to a 27-24 lead befor·e Tvn G"?rge Bumely Miller, wbo ASON _ The Wahama , 11 ; Redman, 1·2-4; van Meter Tornadoes earned a shot at the trailed by one pomt: 14-13, when bltion will' be presented by 13· Boston Col. 8~~by 54 sank two foul shots to put ihe ~:~t ;:aol .::,,dele~ 70 1 ite Falcons staged a last 10.2 Totals · lo·(25·34I·55 lournament crown by defeat· the last period started. year-old Steve Parsons of Char· ~lll;ams S ; Oi~ ~ S 75 wmners ahead, 29-24. ha bee signed to~ B arter rally Friday nigltt to RAVENSW()(;)D - Chapman. ing Rutland 32-20 while Nel· TONIGHT'S ACTIVITIES . lesion, w. Va' u. s. Midget rt and !. 81 w a tz t Tyo then hit ·~other tree . s er:!ntns .... rp the Ravenswood Red l!ev- 1-!J.2: Pendle~ 4·1·9: Hudkms, sonville gained the finals by Pt. Pleasant will play Wa·j' champion, and John Tannehill Holy Cross 93 D~rtmou: 7! throw, Duncan hit two . and ~~versity f~'llfi ~· l)ll s;. 51 on the Wahama s,8.20 Sizemore, 2·2-6 Fox, 3- dumping host Pomeroy 37·25. hama at 5 p.m. for seyenth of Middleport, Ohio Midget ~ssu~phon 1~ ~tes . h Thowas one to put the wmners staff CA I f)o;tr. ' !J.6; King :J.IJ.6: Winter, 142. Nelsonville's scoring attack place, Salisbury will go against champion. ort astern 9 orwic 78 Into a 37·32 lead at the oegm. · The Falcons had jumped to Totals : 20(J1·30l 51. was paced by Reigbard With -·SOoth nlng of the fmal etght minutes 26-13 lead midway In the sec· Score by quarters : II poiniB and James with nine. after three periods . Crothers , of play. . SIGN FOR FJOBt d quarter only to see t ~ e Wahama . . . . . . . . . . 11 26 38 !J5 Pomeroy was topped by Sam pumped in 22 of his 30 tallies 1Fisk 113 Knoxville Col. 78 The Mercerville chargers d Devil• hit for eight •tralght Ravenswood ...... 10 21 38 51 Arnold with seven and Jeff Wer· · in the first half. ' Hunungdon 93 Florence St . 72 came chargmg back, "' Ruck. SAN FRANCISCO 4UPI)-Il'orlnts before the lntermiS<ion ' ry, Chester Roush and Jim The JIIS hot shot blt four W. Va. St. 80 Bluefield St. 1t er, Montgomery, and mer world J111i1Dr nllwWllbt then come bnck to •o a· tfi• Crow, all with five. from far oul lu lbe first ball, Centenary 61 Oglethorpe 49 sparked the attack to cnt the champion Dsmy ...,. Jiead in the third quarter by eOS tf IDS The Athens county live fell scored one sbort jumper, sank Jacksonville U. 93 Wllmngtn 72 Kyger Creek lead to Wll with Rocky Mom.tn llue bee 38-36 behind 1!).7 at the end of the four crips OD the end of tor. E. Carolma 75 Citadel 89 4:19 remamlng m the conies~ slant!d to meet Ia • ltWad first quarter but led 19-16 at rid fast breaks and bad two Maryland St. 97 Vir. Unioo 62 Trouble then set In for H•n·,=bo;;;u;;:ti;;oniii!IFOiebOI......_ _ _ _~ rdon Powell. who scored IU halftime, and 28-23 at the start Up-iDs. Lambuth 62 Belltaven 51 Trace as Tyo hit a foul 1: 1 points durlne the evonlng, of the fourth quarter. Dan fBuck) Crothers, 1 Ala. A&M 99 Morehou•e 69 Duncan hit a crib shot, OVI!f In the final period Southern plied liP Its lead In er Southwestern High In. tbe second half, with the Ed. Watrs 93 Bethune CkiM 84 Leach a lay-up, and Polcyn t to pace the Faleons to a 19-13 the third and fourth periods and athlete, was unstoppable Galhans concentraung on Cro- Hampden·Syd. 96 Ro"f\\ke 7ti in two foul !hots after edJe and the victory. The lead coasted. Southern led t-5 after day night as he and rucged Jack Shelton. al· Tenn. St. 95 Wil!lerforce 71 the buzzer sounded to give the cl!anged hands several times With live players acortna In the first period, but Rulland Jack ~elton totaled 50 seemed t~ be ~t the r1ght Wash. & Lee 81 N. Car. w.. O•eshireltes tbeir 10 point vicin that fmal quarter before double naur.. the Athena Bun. got in tho drl..r'o seat with a In leadmg the. Jackson at the r>ght ltme as he Towson St. 31 BaHimore 75 (ot) tory. P~well's field goal shoved \Va· dogs established a new Athens 13·12 lead at halftime. South- men to a convmcmg 78 • 52 In nlne.polnts and pe~· l Morgan St. 93 LinCOlu U. 63 Overall, both teams suffered h""'a In front to stay. high school •coring record for ern was on top 21-17 when the SEOAL basketball triumph ov· like Wilt Chamberlain : ld a poor evening, as KC sang Blgh scorer for the Falcons the second consecullve week final stonza started. er vlsitlne Galllpoll•. the boards. Crothers scored • M weot of 44 shots for 36 per cent, wu Harry Surfaee, who hit for in tounclng Wellston 105·71l Fri- Brady Sayre's 11 points made Crotharo PllDlPed In 80 points in the second . Albion 93 Lake F'oresl 12 while the Wildcats hlt 18 of ION llHUIIT) 17jpoints, Fifteen of these day night. him high acorer of the game. polnto. Sheltoa addN 21, and . . , . Wayne St. 73 Thiel 88 throws for 33 per cent. ~ts came In the first baU. Athena not only humltitated Mark Beesie a11o had eight lor coatroiJed both boards wltb Dick Hamitlon s 13 pomts pac· coe 11 st. Olaf '' The Bobcats did son~w·bat Ht ut out !be thlrcl quarter the Golden Rockets on their tbe winnera. Yarbrouch and B. 2t rebomuls 11 Coach Dave GAllS. Pete Anderson had Geo. Wll. 99 Nlthwsrn (Wis.) 7S better at the free throw line moot of the fourth while In home boards, but e1tended Hawkins ted Rutland with five Jl'loher'a lad• breeled lo tbolr 13. Knox !8 Lawrence 64 by hitting t9 of 36 for l2 pt!r foijl trouble. Surfaee bit on 11 SEOAL winning streak to 'II each. slllb will In nlnt games. GALLIPOLI8 (5!) . Case 10 Fen 65 cent while the visitors canned fret throws- 10 of them com- t:onsecutlve triumphs over a LOSERS' BBAetU:T " GAllS suffered its lollrlll Burson, 2-l·S; D. Hamllton, Monmouth (II.) 84 Ripon 78 only five of 14 attempts for 35 WY UGI POMilOY lni consecullvely, three-ae8901l span. Eastern defeated Wabama 23- defeat 1a •l•e outlnla. 7+18; Brown, l-6-2; An_derson, per cent. l{ee Jhlldns of the Red lltv· ric GUII:avson's 31 points 19 and Salisbury wu the sur- In the Southeastern 8-1-13; Mitchell, 3-:1-9; Gilmore, Southwest !.:OOiiiiOiiiiOiiiiii;;;;ii;;;;ii;;;;..,;;;;;;;;;;;; 1•1·3: Smith, 142 ; _Sanders, II- Wsn Mexico 117 N. Mex. Hi. lOt Us· topped all - • • wllh *!. topped the Bulldotl attack with prise victor ovtr Pl. Pleasant League, Jackaon finished Boltby Greene of the Falcons Larry Coon adding Z3 from th• by a 41-31 maraln In the losers' half action In undisputed 0.0; E~l, 1-6-2; Gibert, o.li.O: Harding 84 Ozark• 77 waf the only other player In pivot. bracket of tournaJIIOUII play. place with a 4-3 mark. E. Hamilton, IJ-0.0; Cottrell, 0·1 Hendrix 59 Ark. A&M 52 dotlble ll&ures with 11. In the Edtfie Jacobs flipped In 22 Danny Abltotl ..-l Bob Bur· dropped to a fourth place o.ll; TOTALS 2t·10-52. Cuachlta 17 Southern st . 65 prellmlnary pme, Mike Mor- polnls to lead Welloton. dette were big in Salis· with Wellaton, wblch !oat JACKliON !781 Utah '!I Arizona St. 90 rison's Little Fak!alla nipped The triumph glvea Athens an bury's win over Point Pleaaant. 70 to leag~leading Atbens Crothers, JUdO; Jenkins, 1 :o\rlzofla 75 Brig. Youna 73 thej Ravenswood R•ervee, 43- 8-1 seiiiOD mark and a perfect Burdette tossed In 17 points and Pomeroy, a 7o.t8 0-2; Shelton, &+lo; Bierly, s.o41. Denver Gibbs led the Fal- 7., Ia loop .competition wblle and Abbott addad 18 markers. over Logan. All three have I; Rose, 2.().4; Adll!r, 4-3-11; West """' with 20 points. Wellaton Is now 4-4 on the oea- McDermitt led Point with 10. conference marks. Albert, 0.1-1; Coburn, t).O.Q: UCLA 76 California 54 box score: son and 3-1 In the leaaue. Salisbury wo11 the contest Gallipolis never led the Franz, 1-0-2; Gillum, t).O.Q; Srn Col. st. 82 Chadron St. 41 AHAMA - ·Surface. !1-11- wen~ salvaged some hOD· with • sharpshooting fourth per- gressive lromnen last Harrison 1-6-2; Total• 3$ • Washington 79 Or<!IOD St. 10 . ' n . l'qwell't..~14; Rood, 1-1-3; or u their reserves Dipped the iod In which Point w"' outscor- The score wu Ued three Wash. St. 15 Ore«on 68 Wf'sle~l')!"~ GNeae, 4-5- Bullpups 37-35 In tha prellmi· t!d by aeven. Pl. Pleaoant led early in the f~ period. By quarters: Seattle 1011 W. TeW St. &7 , IIIII')' game. After Scott Bierly scored Gallipolis . . . 14 11 12 1$ - 52 Srn Calllomia 15 Stanford S9 U 'ltCKET PRICES The box score: Zimmerman 1-0-2; Stohler 1-1· crop (one one of numerous Jacl<!on . • . 18 2S 11 21 _ 78 Coll>rado St. 14 Idaho 17 GO (UPI) - The CJd. ATIIENS (111) S; Jacobs 5-12-22; Foul 1+2; JHS fast break!) with 3!42 · c bs bave boosted llcket Coon N-Z3, Snyder 4-3-11; GUJllud 1-M; Belhft W.15; In the first period, that or 1:11* ol ...a Ramlow S.l.S; Adfml s.MI Jordan 3-1-7. 'I'OO'ALS 1344-70. Jackson a 11).8 lead. 0 lo , 11185 sl!ti!On. 8os seats Gustavson 14+31; Wrf8ht 1-6- Score by quarters: From then on, it was all • • I • In· , . .,fint- 18 rowa will be 2; Handler M-12; Wren 8·7· Athens . . . . . . 21 24 22 29 - 105 aon. The Jronmen led 11-14 0 P T 0 M I T I 1S T 1teutee 1M Ul,l Mllttllfllltf·- . . .. ' ' $3.5t, children's general admls- 13. TOTALS 42-21-lGIS. Wellston • • • • 14 18 20 18 - 71l ter one period of action. Office Roun: 11 to 12, 2 to r; (CJaee at NOell 011 M-.1111iN. ....... , , _ oioll,;wlll be 11J1 ,uti .hleaeber. WELI81'0N 4'ltl • ·llelone~:- ·WIIIMolr 37, Alb- hlftlme, the mar&in waa 't1mn, _ Bat Court St., Pl'llltilll•'*"IIY u~ . ~'IOail will lea fl.at. Halufel Wfl lfome J..1~1 - iJ, , polnla - 41~. .JHS Jed OJ 1 REEDSVILLE &: . l I "" . "•''·~'"~ OPEN YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT NOW AT'•• '. RACINE HOME BANK RACINE, OHIO FIRST NATIONAL BANK ·OF RACINE )A· , .,.,., RACINI, OHIO MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORA110M . '• ~ CLUNas YOU MilT Til MICE$1 PIOPU auns ' .";. I 1 Robinson's •• HONDA St N W COMPTON 0 D ' Hawk's Cycle o-.•• • Sa• w.-u-. ' 1 I �.... .... -. _. . .... ___ - ·~ '* ~- . ,_ ........ ) • M:w In 1armlng of preparing our crop at 100 per cent, ,.._, • llln to reeelve water is ohown Ianda UBin& ucellellt , . . . , the faet that Ill per cent can Kbleve ~ • pflt • of the water In Ohio falls on 11 much dollllr . _ _ u lbe)o crop land. would wllb top qua111J 11 ltli& In summarizing the efficl<nt es on level ~- If hcnnuer, uae of water it waa pointed out we market lbe 1n1p1 Ill: 1 p by lbe speciallill that there oelllng for eaah, tbea n aeiJ. are certain wb!Ch !eve only about I*'~ llllt reOl farmers CID th!nga have 00over !nOuence. the dollar relumi18we These are the soil texture and ce!ve from tha mll!!miJID 101 the slope of the soB. The Items per cent volume on level land, High Fertility Increases Efficiency of Water Usage n ,, ', u-'•• our [ When the mll ogen was 80 /of ra infa II . In 19(14, Ihe total lbe streams a nd In severe ca....,., Research has ahown "·' "'"' to •!on eonlrot <-..... · ()outy Extension Agent pounds per acre the y1eld was [•aJnf:J'l amounted to more lhan /caUlles the floods with which lmake one pound of corn sraJn duction plant.) Followlllf lfl&b fert1hty increases the 2,840 pound• per acre and !03 35 tnches, and 17 Inch.. of this 1we are so farmliar . reqUireo about three-fourths of in importance is drainage, !llflclency of waler llliOd by pounds ot dry matter per mch of was accumulated durtng the ftrSt The water which falls on the a ton of water. The water which agrinomie practices, ,then in regard to the water which Water uae will receive IDIICt «,!ips. This was a point made water The 120 pound nttro- SIX months, ground becomes e1ther water LS transpired by the plant dur- ter supply, and lbe highest re- farmers oannot control &re the consideration in lbe nest few lifllle reeent s011 and Water lgen level saw a yteld of 4,000, The first six months rainfall 1 going mto the , soli, runoff, or ling a season represents from turns ~e from using · rainfall quantity and lbe rain- years. There may even be atcjldc held ot the Kyger Creek pounds per acre w1th 474 pounds " 1mportant because 11 is dur· some evapor~uon, Most of the thirteen to 1~ inches of rainfall. lion T.hio does not mean fall intensity. tempte to limtt the ue Of water • School for Meigs and Gal-, uf dry matter per mcb of wa- mg th~< li"_'e that the soil is water gomg mto the soil goes In producing wheat about one I e.verybody should use Irriga· , by farmers. Industry elaima that Cl:uunty farmers, . , ter; , , , charg.ed w1th water that can ' in a nd forms water which can lton of water is required per : Uon, but does mean that However, there are many agriculture uaes are !neffleltmt Ja support of this, an expert- ! 1he specialists pomted out be usc'<l by the plants, be used by plants or can move pound of grain. Alfalfa requires :are the steps leading up to things farmers can Influence. However, we find that , 111 111 Jl!i!ibt using brorne grass with that we can get more use out During the summer most through the sOil and gradua lly [about 326,000 gallons of water ' mosl return. In regard to lhe soli, farmers production of or"' ton ot lteel IIIJ nitrogen and with 40-80-120 of water by wtam , methods.;ra ms are rather high mtenstty, Jwork out m the form of stream to produce an acre of hay. When ~ When we consider el'Ollion can ~ntrol the dramage, the 30,000 gallons of water art tiled popnds per acre use, showPd The mcreases m fertility result· which does not pernut too much Iflow. we transfer this water over in-:trol results at the orgamc con~nt and the eroston. In the west In Montana where ~the increased fertilizer ap- mg m h•gh y1elds Js one of ' of 11 to go into the soil for use , The water used by plants has ' to uses to produce beef, we find i Hydrological Reaearch In connecl100 with water and water fa e;tremely short, they pJieation greatly increased t!wse way~, of mcreasmg the_ef· by the roots. several different . purposes. In a 1that the water usage is quite Ipoint out that with rainfal~, fa~mers can influence can produce one ton of steel usytilds as well as the amount r1cJency . l hb mcreasPd y1eld When we take a look at the 1corn plant for mstance, about ,high when we consider all of : aJ tiHage 700 gallons of wa- the infiltration of the ~ater, the lng only 2000 gallooa e1 water .; dry matter for each inch of of course pruduces a greater water or hydrologic cycle we, 50 gallons is transpired or ev· , the water used by the feeds Iter run ~If ' the plot Thi• waa runoff of lhe water, and the and reusin~ it. Of eouna freight storage of water: ratea wollld be prohibitive in w:ater. The yie ld with no nitro- 3$s1Heldmg of the so1l surface 1 observe that ram gathers m the , aporated from the leal surface. !he animal eats as well as the cut 10 only 86 gallons liill was 1,420 pounds per acre which helps cut down the evap- l rainclouds, falls to earth where !About five-tenths of a gallon ~ water he drinks, we find thai mulch was applied. The f~er himseH """ in- shipping steel to Montana to be with 28 inches of water. y1elded oruiJon from the so1L u eJther percolates down mto / ts actually reatmed m the corn 1 about 15,000 pounds of water are tillage cut the runoff , hOage .practices, con- processed. 11: pounds of dry matter per , . , !the soil to become ground wa· i plant itself About three-tenths needed to roduce one poundr servat1on practices fert1hty • laY!h of water. I Durmg recent ~ears, farm- ter. or flows off the surface to of a gallon is used as a reagent f- b f p urther to only 80 gallons. prachces, aa well aa the var1e-- Farmert ean do much io the ,: . . ers h" v" found I hat the ram· b•come runofL or che<mcal manufacturing liq- o ee . I The impact of rain on ty and the planting rate and way of Increased fril1ly In 'When the fertilizer nJ!rogen f"ll at the C~rpenler Exp~n- Only !he water which perco- : uid within the corn plant In attempting to get the great. I soil is shown hy the fact the control of weeds, insects, doing a better job Of plowing 40 Uliied w.:t~ stepped up to ~~'~"'" 1 .1 ~ ~ 11 19~1_3 the tota~/a~~~ \atcs into the soil provides any 1 The total used then by each ~st returns from the. prod~c- 1 an inch of r~i~ falling in and pests. and using minimum t:Ulap to ~ds actual , the Y.1eld rose l? jo!,l11 101 .. t.he c. a~~enter _pe _. benef1l to the crop. The runoff i corn plant is a pproximately 50.· tum of crops_on our soil _we rmd .jhour equals brtmg 916 tons The maximum return in dol- get ma~lmum production from • pounds. or a ~ lt:>ld ot . R.) mt , , ~ ,u_m_ Wd:-. alwutl ~~ mch of course is what runs down ]8 gallons annually. that the bas1c problem JS ero- foot above each acre. The Jm· Jars is found on marketing crops the limited nlinfall wblcb we ~ds of dry matter per mch PS. I he fi rst SIX montm.; of the - - - ---- through qua1ity 1ivestock. U we have been experiencing during Q(.,watcr. , ye<~r >aw JU' t untier IJ mcbes ('1 and hit and miss spending. would enroll in a bakery take this as lbe highest level the Iaat few growing - . 6-J)aily s;i,tmrl .- Po meroy-M1cl dlt•poll. 0 ' Jan. 16 , 1965 1 - Help control impulse buy- for 3 ~lbs or several years, ~ --- ing and spendmg and ehmmate depending what course y o u · haphazard buying. choose. Oklahoma State Univer· ' L - Help in revising plans lor sity at Okmulgeu, Oklahoma, use of family income offers a 16 ":""lh course in this d th d bel0 re the -(;1v. a ba5ts for determln· held. Additional informatiOn Do you have the Income ta•·[ an er recor s Y[ ing whether or not food dollars may also be obtained by writ• time blues? Filling out tax are entered 10 the a_ccount ~~k .. are buying good nutrition. ing the American Bakers Asform s isn' t such a chore if Make account keepmg a lam1ly H I t' I I t . ""'""t' . - e p an tepa e u ure nr -.....La wn. e2--NEW IDEA TRACTOR SPREADER 0 N E- M A N .you have good financial records. aflaJT. , come required to meet needs . Family financial records Keep a pad and pencil handy f , f 'I There rs a great demand for 0 1 e1-JOHN DEERE TRACTOR SPREADER make tax forms less of a puz- for jotting down money spent spending bakers who are qualified. Why 21e and may help you manage keep one m your pocket or , , .h h In not cons1der thrs field of work , e1-JOHN DEERE PTO SPREADER 1 var1es w1 1 maJor c anges ? y h th f .1 f fa as your career . ou ave your money mure wise y Re- purse. . cords show the " leaks': · In Keep book work up-to-dale- ,1 e amlbey • SIZe agbee 0 f m· satisfaction of !eking raw ma, 00 '. , spending , how mut:h II l f 'I t h 1 y mem n , num r o wage . 1s and making a product 1 you a t 1e am1 Y mus e p, lena , 1 , spend on "credit buying" J'ust Identify all lax-deductible II- earnpers, ed c, I f s uch as a beautiful wedding · • _ . fT - rovJ e proo o payment k , what you can afford to buy ems for ea'y mcome tax 1 mg. f ca e or a fino loaf of bread. 1 and pay for and where you've Label each ilem you record. 1 o aFccouln ts,t k' t When you finish your work each • on poor selec- Th 1's rnakes 1t . po5sl'ble to rna ke . - a<"tlta a e rna mg haccura e day you can 1opk back and see wasted money t ' an accurate <heck on whal you mcomled·" x .'e urns wt ken per· what yoo have accomplished. tl,ons. sona I!;Uuc1tons are a en. . Here are some suggestions bought. I -Provide opportunities for ~~~~ement, hospitalization and Wl9-3202 k'eepmg. Remember, good horne ac- ch1Idren , . expenenco , In w: msurance for your recoru,, to gam all bl programs to bak are usPEARL ST. RACINI, 0. sales slips, clu~ck stubs counts: handling money. ua11 Y av a e ers. ond receipls. Plan a regular -Show how family Income - Tend to promote fairness U you are Interested to care for records . Sum· was used, among family members in their would like more information, marize record s each month and [ -Help control tha '"nibblers• use of income. why rJOI visit a local bakery? at the end of the year. You might want to talk to Mr. ""-.; ,,--• C. E. BLAKESLEE J4l ,. ~ •• ,· ( AN AUTO-BIOGRAPHY 1 LATEST "vehicle'' for actress Shirley MacLaine is a role in which she shares . starring han- , ors with an automobile--a yellow Rolls Royce, to be correct. "" ~, Th e p1 ctur€", being filmed around ·~ the Le <.1ning Towct· of P isa, has . , enough internation al sturs !or , . s'cveral movies, including Ingrid Bergman, Rex Harrison. Ed mund Purclnn ;md Omar Sharif, but the auto is the real star . 1 1 ,, ?"el I • I Records tJOOd F"Inancia Mk T R I I a e ax eports nnp e Milk ACow Pet Minute-Wit" A s• - HO . E• 0¥ C ' "'!!;~.,._,;.:( "-'MILK MANURE SPREADERS ° 4 USED SPREADERS IN STOCKI PR 00UCJI0NpLANJI ~fo': ~~w "T.~ty "1.1 Save Now SJS0 up Morris Equipment Co. 1 rLUOr _ d.IRate BOth HandS . . O.M.. Milk ProductiDII Pllllt i• . . . . Ill Ill tl tt buildin&- witll • Jl I 3 ft. ~ilkin1 Plrlor &lid I .• X M ft. •ilkroom. 1hf planl 11 • • wittl 1 'omplete dou~ll· 6, • II IIIII, Ctlor•Boy Herringbone PiPer IIIII MlllllntlrrttJI! witfl6 m1lker unita. Producing Plant represents the great- est advance in mllkina: in the past 50 years. It provides faster, rnvre efficient milking plus more profit from dairying_The buildings. are pre-built at our factory and erected on the job. They .,DATOR IS ALWAYS WITHIN are weU insu late-d, hav~ Therrnopane windows, electric ventilation and vac.. ~.Ff:ET Of THE NEXT COW'S uum door controls. Chore·Boy build.. fiiD£R - THE COWS ARE ings are more econo mie1l to build c •.&NQI.E·PAIIKED• than mom IO<al!y oonstruoted parlors. ' fot tomplete inlormotioA wtile, phone or ,.. • Fulton-Thompson TRACTOR SALES ~GAVE. "Sure Sign of Quality" Bill Milstead, a baker here In Gallipolis, and learn more atlO•UI IJ this career. He wa» 1 big help In providing inlonnatlon lor this article, and rm sure he ' will be glad to talk witb you. Keep - . This new Chore-Boy ODe-Man Milk .,-· Bakers Must Learn to Include expenditures lOTI food, clothmg, health, recrea· !ton, education, operating expenses. transportatoin, Install· 1 ment buying and all types ot taxes. insurance, Invest. men! and savings programs and ., , good knowledge of mathe- portant factor, but tbe Inability allowable tax deducliollS. and general chemistry. to read has caused problems marked • paid bills and canceR. pl•11,. the ability to read and to more than once in a bakery ed cehcks for tax-deductible it. . use your hands , are very im· school. ems, with your copy of yow·! portant qualifications for a . . income tax return. yol!ng man planning to learn Holu:lll}'! ~~~ ~~ Christm~s ~ the trade of a First Class 1 an_d ThanksgJvmg _have a b1 g Records need not be highly Baker . Why are these four ef1~t on t~ wor~mg hours of detaJ!ed. Simple records may factors so important? Try hold- 1 a b~ker. His workmg hOW'S are serve your purpose well enough. . ing a cake in one hand, and meml~ regulated by the volume The secret lies in keeping re- Ias you spin it around, spread of busmess. It is not P 8 to 5 cords accurate and up-to-data l the icing with a .knife held in job. 'lbe bak_er usually ~~ to work ........ ly 111 "'· mnMnn• or and using them to manage fanr i your other hand. You'll soon late at~Ighl ily income better. see why 8 baker must be able n 1 Here are some additional sug- to coordinate !he efforts of both There ia 1101 much hard labor gsstions that may help you hands. in thil work, but yoo are 011 keep hme accoonts: your feel aU IIHt time. It Is Get organized. Have a ..,... , The fast mo~g schedllle 10 very elean work and io <:om· venient, comfortable place to ~ ba~ery d';"n 1 ·~~w ~u~h fortable surroundings. However, wurk , Make keeping accounts a time or rna 1 ~mab k ca cu a· a bakery Is no place fur 08 profitable and pleasant experi- j c~l~~~':,t::'riur.: , a~ ~ ~1 someone with respiratory lrou· i • • IX m . ea 1 ble ouclt as astbma. Many of Provide a place where every· ! thwhile domg timmanyLolhik er.JOin bat the raw materials used are WY 2-5101 POMEROY 1 1 K,. ---.. ii~~~:~=~~~~~~~~;;;~~~~;;c;an;put , e same e. ew1se, e d ch 1 11 '"':~::::::::~ mus un ers n e c emlC receJpts,sa es 1 d ta d lh h · al Wily, our.imide 1e<Jm!JOSit!o• of the raw materials You su !ihouldas like • ••• he u•ing. Sometimes his pro· duct, such as bread dough, may not be turning out exactly as it !ihould. The baker with his knowledge of chemistry, can determine what is wrong and adjust the formula to cor· reel the trouble . Why is 11 so important that a person learning the bakery trade be abk to read? Let's , . . cons1der , h'oneh mgred1ent, , 1 shorterung, w 1c goes 1n o most ba kery products, The bak er may use 5 or 6 dillert'nt kinds of shortening in one day, Quite oflen each kmd is In the same kind of container and the baker must check each label carefully to see that this is the kind of !ihorten!ng he wanbl. This may not appear to be an im· Guernsey Breeden To Meet Friday The Southeast iHIIIIIIIIUi Ohio Guern- sey Breeders Association will hold its annua1 winter me~ljllg at Racine Senior High on Friday evening, January There will be a 7:30 p.m. Juek supper, and an "JierestirJgjl ~ program has been planned. dairymea and their famJJig cordially Invited. Better LIV""II stock 4-R Club membel"l art urged ID attend. II The California oondor esn soar from sea level to 28,000 feet and descend rapid)J with· II out Ul offecbl. ----- • Sugar Run Flour Mills t prototype of a vertical takeoff jet nears completion in Mam:hing, West Germany. t Phone WY-2-2115 fir st pla ne was de ... s~royed when it crashed. The Mulberry Ave, Pomeroy, Otat.~. Pole. ~~iliiiiijijijijijijijijijijijij;ijijijii Ptmta Aernas, ernmost eity, liesworld'l about IOU!b-ll if your planning a career miles from the Soutb a baker. Uusally one lhinka a bakery as a very hot to work. In most tl8seB the ery is air-conditioned and seldom you have to m extremely hot SUITOilnding,s. This type of work ls not monotonous unless you work In large wholesale bakery, where TALL STORY- A h elicop ter haul s a tower crane to the top of the sh ell of a 25story apartment buil ding, in Southampton, England. It's highest in the country, ,. • fl' • • WELCOME MAT IS OUT- Even lhough parts of South Vietnnm are scenes of milit~ry sk!rmis~1 es, tourists arr~v... ing in the port, of Saigon receive a hearty welcome. H os lesses m<"et the m at docks1de w1th g1fts and souverurs. ,, ,, .' '' I Mr. Farmer . you make only one product. establishments where you d both ha nd work andlso':.:!: k d · wor you are omg d'H f th tim 1 eren1 moo 1 0 e e. How do you get started to. ward learning lbe trade of a baker? You start out as an apprentice in a bakery (preferably one where there Ia both hand and machine work) for 3 to 4 years. After that you SECOND TRIAL- The second •• " I ; i YOU I 1 j " FERTILIZER Order Now and Take Delivery From Our Pomeroy Area Warlhoun Dl•l WY 2-2181 For De/lvwy Ugh! !Tsmmiss;on- rrilb !be coolness ()( aluminum I "1\uat ~~~ht PATIO COVER SPECIAL On Tractor Overhauls • No more darl<ened corners- soft, diffused light enters thru a lternating • Sturdy """"'"""' constr~ 1o lflinimize • Uruts have concealed drainage $¥Stem- aluminum finished ill white baked enamel- translucent ~ Rigid-Vinyl panels! • Projechon up 1o 12'-aa,y lenglhl • ~ -cl trila color~ • No URSigblly UAderslll""urel ttustuceAt Vin\11 panels! Serving Meip, GalHa and Mason Counties-Jack W. C&rsey, Mgr. SUIIIIeat and endure aa kinds of weather! Get that overhaul on your Farman tractor now and save yourself a bundle of cash. Do it now! MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. WY 2-2176 RNr Melg1 Gener•l Holpltal P-oy Call Us For Specialized FertUizer Service Bulk Spreading Availaf;,l•, We Also Can Apply Liquid Nitrogen To Your ,Fi,elcls : · ALL ANALYSIS STRAIGHT & MlxEP MA ,. ...AI.S .A'(AI Ull '. ART~t;S ,ART15T-dne Britai~'s top sculptori, ' . 11r., rugged one. H enro Moore, created t~ sculpture of Liohel . MOVIE snLL UFE-It will be difficult for these cast members to convince onlookers ,that an Tertis, the celebrated viola artist, for his garden. , Nappin& on the set of 11. movie near Rome,. ltal~, are (from left) Art Carney, Alain Deloll and an UllidentifitkUilm extra. of i:' .• ) ... , . ,. .. ' THRESHOLD OF SUCCESS-Barbara Fox doe&n't kt her success go to her · heaa~ a. kke pridiees for • Q>IUlerl by the Tar.p011: S~~tilicli-~ blll1d. King Fwuret Sl/lldiellte. / �.. 4 ., .. ,. _ • .,. ., • • "' ~. • 4 # ., ..,. " • • ..... , or • 1 • • -. ~ ~· .. ' / . !1<". -',.,.. -=-...·- - - - - - - - .8-Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 16, 19 . 5 .- ----- WANT AD I·--Pomeroy ,.,_,., .. ,..." Co. 2 SIGNS INFOIMAnON OP QUAliTY Re•l l!st•te For ··e Revu Religious Fuss May End with s.l.- Basketball MODERN !lOME, 8 rooms, Obkl lllgb :;.boot l!ookebaD bath, breakfast room. large I By Vatted Pres• lateraalloul basement and attic. Close to Columbus South 83 •chools and .churches in MidCnlurnbus C•ntral Sl dleport. Call WR S-36211. 439 Columbus Eastmoor 64 Linooln-St , Middleport. rolumbw East 11:1 _ _ __ _ ____ I-IS. 3tc 1Colurnbus Walnut Ridge 70 Columbu• North 46 Jan. 31...LU!a sOli nomlnat- courts. ed lor an fDr "Lilies ofl the Field.' · ·playo a Cltlld's The ChUroh pl Enaland benur,.. suspected of murder on came se~t.ed from tho 1 NBC - TVs Alfn!d Hit~ Church of Rome In UU. By RJCK DV BROW just w..n'f very good. Hnur Feb. 8. V.lted Preu !JIIornatklllll Now. about lbat oeitlzophren· \ The plraruru 11 tho 111011 HOLLYWOOD iUPli-ls It a Ia. It's really very simple; The The U. S. Paten,t <Jffire dotl Important food fish In Soulh safe and scrupulous statement networks put on the shows they not check on lnfrlllllemenlo or l America 's Amuna River. to say \hat currtnl American think they must put on (even television suf(ers from 1 severe though they hire an outside ca~e of schizophrenia that cun firm to determine wbat Is a dnvp produces to distraction? [success and what isn'U but It is indeed. 1 they won 't put on what !Kl~ of Take, lor instance, the recent , them would realty lll<e to put : l&. u.s . creative odyssey ol Mr. 0&\'id on. Lllorlot pi'<BI1.11~ Su'5kind. who has dealt almost ! It's really very simple, but 11 r....,. JUW\Ic deot Bib. ~m~ultaneous ly ~~t~ the ha~ · iran drive a producer - Mr. 2 . - 19.1n II. cu.tom pl .... ~>?lied ~nd altruistic worlds In I Susskmd, for instance- to dis· 11. Light I.St.Uafor of h1~ lwm efforts to make a tr!l.ction trying to play the jugorcunt 20. La.rgett dollar and hrlp culture along. I gler. So whal does he do? He 12. Rapidly .C. Single unit conMr. Susskind not long ago J.:IY:S outsidE' the network. stnrc~ 13. Weathe,. tinent G.. N-or k ...... to :tL Soaka was the producer of a jazzy : turf' and gets a big prestige- u. ... Ha.vinc a II.Ocour new CBS-TV series about a minded sponsor like Standard olHple ' 'I ~.....,.... . . . . . . ZLALl'\. ABNIA pr~ss a~ent, "Mr. Broadway.' OU and, starting next month, l.IJ. Before Egypt. 23. GamlooOl 4LS.C ... 111. Short, II. $tripe whiCh has gone the •ay of all syndicates a series of plays by Wtltm. bria1t s.F'r'oaol 28. PennJt ~ flash, whtch ts to say that tt vArious American reperator~· Jeapo water 31. Sklareu .f2.Aplnot expired quickly. This was real- c"'"panles. The series is called ri.PUtJII.S...-.-.1 32.Put <a.JW:aw lg.Diat.aat. ly not Susskind'" preferred "E3so Reperatory Theater' 44-BIK>.-t ati.Highto dry milieu. Last season he was the WRiter Kerr, the drama ·crlt- 22. Land 31. Un.otear17 meaauJW 14. Peruvlaa 38.Crownot 45-Rhbu> producer of an excellent drama lc, will be the host of "Esso 24.~­ coin the head tributal')ser1es abmrt a soeial worker. Repertory 'ftteAter." And there • montl! H. An ... 40. )t{elody "· Jluolc DOte "East Side-West Side," but it will be plays from such cities 25. sapknot 2T. Philan!:"Xpired also In network televi- ~ as Milwaukee. Pittsburgh, Los derer: at sions headlong plunge toward Angeles San Franc Is co 19. Courage: ro(llic hook status. So he trled 1 Seattle, 'Boston. Chicago, Wash: II. to do what any sens1ble bus1- l ington, Cleveland and Prince- 30. Inclteoo a2.1rlan'a nessman would do- sense a_-~ Inn, N.J . nickname trend, and make II pay off 13. Llka Hence "Mr. Broadway.' But it Tbe Channel Swim: Robert Sf. BUD Four-Way Pact I I ..,...Ill ""' '>ft~ I --- Pomero" Motor Co. ..., 1 @) g_ I' 8 ~•-· fOR SALE ll~ttc ~4 j ap~ m080Ul'8 ol8. Harangue f7.Mo81em bonv 48.Baeaar I neckrr 48.IudoEmo}l DAU..Y CRYPlOQUO'l'E - tile---_. . ~~~·&H~::~. ~·~t:. LKAA17'1'J' VG.CC, 1 M~~~~:h~d •ap:r:e~~a Mn~~ Cl.F:·A~a~pt>ts dleport. WY _ 2 31174 "'ODERN furn·,c.••h"." .. , = and hat.h effif'it'nl Middleport. Phone C~u-1 :!!YF~~oa~•:t s::::._ w1th our Po,._,., , Charles Spencer, Laurel I Wheelersburg 62 Norlhwe<t 54 1Marion Local 55 Dre!!den 63 New ·LexingtGn 62 pet Shampoot'r FREE. with zo ttc f, Cl1ff. Call WY 2-3240. I Mansfield MadiS_on 69 Ft. Recovery 40 Ft. Frye 74 Newport 69 • 1 tfc pnrcha><' ot Rlue Lustre 1I 1 H ~tp Mansf~eld Ma 1abar 51 1Minster 56 I Philo 80 Maysvflle 73 9 11 Shampoo Roker Furniture. 1 TRANSMISSION Salvage Co liiH SAI.E-Middlepul'l·';-latj: \ Semoo· 58 Sidney Holy Angels 50 ' Roseville 71 New Concord 63 , 1 12 tile t b .,d. I tad N Fremont Ross 56 13 otsl Bath 56 Ada 32 ' Meadowbrook 77 Barnesville 3"1 2 room< _ _ _ pany Repatrmg all 1111' •u m mg. oca CJ 1 , 60 1 d -11 •6 ' aparlrnent. : 1957 J bedroom National\ tom:tl.ic and standard transSecond Street. Middleport 1 , .our St. Henry 86 Pl;lrkw:iy 5n Buchtel Yerk 73 Shade 67 3e > WY 2·3871. Uou!'r Trailer. Call Ravens-\ Gagnon, Priced for quick tlll.le. lft. l -:../ me Senior 85 Fairfield 49 Woodsfield 85 Powha.ttan 6\l I 12 tilp : wood 27:1-9425. I 7 241p Owner. Phone WY 2--<173. quire at Olllo HoteL CrestVIe" 89 • ,ymouth 59 ' Lima Shawnee 90 Skyvue liD Salem Liberty 55 - 1- - - -- --- - . -· I tfr LeXIngton 7 1 I ucas 46 Wapakoneta 61 Miller 61 Stockport 53 11 17 d b h 19lill MAGNOLIA Mobil home . FOR SALE: Modern all elec. River V>t~ey 51 Elida 69 Delphos Jefferson 65 Z•ne Trace 52 Madison 50 Mansfl~ld Rx~il. On~ar _or.~ onv~ an~ <.r~st. 1 mi.t:~mns 1 '! I Roo 1v apar 1mt-n 1 .an . . . al · · 5:1 x 10 ft ., 3 bedrooms, 1'\ unrurnishrt . All u!J IIIIr" lur, ll Rip . Ie)., ·'"?l -6n,.54 nlshed !lpslair abov Or I, bath,. (a Donov~n ·s o fic; Pho~e WY , 1 6 12tc I M::~urice I L~ma ~~::. 1 64 Br~ks~de ~7 ay 70 CBHV ran p I AN Q S •BA~DWIN ' end OTHER F~!,l· a;lrls .,. SO bettw than little boy•! . Dlllile llANOS ·~ s2 99 -.. { \ I ' Attention Dog Owners: ° earning~ I' _.;O'l'iJ. :lm•.~"llle Riv~::--:-; ide ' _..J J lf6Nil'l\¥ TRRV FRIDAY 6110..Sip On - Newa 6 · ~ St:BI'OO Heart 6 Jlr · M~go County RFD 6 2S Paul Bowen - Farm 6:110 -!!ilF Miller Sho~ U7 Weather RUTLAND 1-16-3!~ AHCCQCOVBV A K'l' 'I' 0.-1 II: J K BYE '1' II tw '!RERIC AJUI: PJi:OPUa WIIO ABII ~ :'~~~ ~OI'Illng Chapel 7' 20 7 30 'Bll'..¥iller Show 7 : 35 . ~· 7:50 800 Show 8:30 8 Iii how 8:45 Furniture Sbow <Woo. • Fri.) UO . New• 9:116:. CoHee With Janet lOJIO Bill Millers Bru•ch Show ll Ministerial Association 11.15 ~'11!1 County Agrl Fnt ~ .- (Tues. I 11:1S mfty Worsblp !Thurs. 11:15 A.S.C. Program (Fri.) ll:SO swa~ Shop . 11.~ Tllip Country Hymnlime J2 ,00 Celilellt Block News 12.15 Goelsler Guest Star 12:311 Lam Anderson Show 1:00 Jim Mees Show :oo ' n..., were !! I &.) WJEH RADIO aealind and eve.,-body knows JGII cu do beUllr the~ tlmel" MONDAY THRU FRIDAY ~ ·f~WMPO I ~nd-~ W'I'GOOGII· • ., ===,;;;;~;;;;;;;_;~;,:;_~;;,.o;;;;;ii;;ii I HS t0 J8116. ~ ........ - c.e- Snow t•Ires HBlll to0 STt1PJD '1'0 JIAVJl PIUtJUDICJI:S.--FRI&:IGI tire 3 bedroom home. 100 < l.Jurkeye Central 51 Otlawa Glandorf 79 Sheridan 63 Crooksville 37 ..._&11 8erYiee · H d' 2 S d · r.CGm,.~ tOO lot. Syracuse. Phone Dick Manon ar mg 6 · an U<"Y l7 j Mi:Jer Cil.y 59 Shenandoah 75 Belpre 60 Crlh :>radford Sterrett. WY 2-2.127. : Pleasant 92 ludgf<lale 7~ ~- Kalida 70 Pandora Gilboa 55 Cleveland Collinwood 75 2.:1046 or WY 2 _ . ~THe. 1 ' - or ll 2S !le t Mount Gilead 76 B1g Walnu~ 50 Ottoville 62 Continental 43 Cleveland Benedictine 71 2064 SLUr.t:lSH sepllc tank' Clog A. C. BKAIJJ>'<IRD _ _ - - I Riverdaie 53 Carey 4J Cleveland ><;as! 79 1Biulfton 94 Lafayette "1 1 12 11 c ge~l dre10>' t:et Kteao->:m llacille, 01111 Wanted To Buy Clevelan1 Jonn Adams 80. New Bremen 83 Buckland r~ Cleveland Glenville 48 lor rent after Jan- All Septic tank cleaner at I II tic - -- t Cleveland Cathedral Latm 61 Delphos Sl. Johns 69 Lincoln 59 uary 16. 8 room hou~e fi,.e J.andmnrk FDrm Burrau. NET PLAY PEN. WY 2-3225 or .cleveland Ea~l Tech 86 New Knoxville 73 EASY TERMS rooms recently refinished. 1v, J-1-30tc I lnsur•nce I WY 2-3535. l lS_ 3tc c:,vdand John lla~ 36 : Waynesfield 51 , baths, storm door" ::~nd win I WANTED: locu~t posts, line Clevelana We.::t Tech J~ I McComb 80 Liberty Benl.nn tiO 1 dows, free g•s. $7500 . l.o B~Sl PRICES ON lHJ\stlN . Slmpsuo tn•ur.:>Cf adn corner SOil to 1000 ml Clev"'·'r<t Holy N:<m• 48 'Celina ICHS 78 . I -" I"' hC'l'l'.f'Pn AReory In ~U forms ol In . 5 .mch top, Hum· ' Cl· eve Jan j .--nn •· th 81 11:1\.1 on Rnulf' ~.., ft. long, 4 ()r : \1endon Umon 69 Cat · d p omeroy. c· a I surant."t J 1m Jnh080D anft pbrq Fanns, 1 d L in ·,· , 77 Russia 77Ft. Loramie 65 1 Reedsville, ! •...., evean Ra cme an John McCoy, Ill ~- 3~15 . Buo Suupson. Ag•nta. I 1 tlr Ohio. 667-629r.. I 12 6tp Clevelanj WISt 84 1 Belle Center 66 Indian Lake 64 ' I ·. -·- t ~evtland Rh11Jeg AA . Coldwater 11 Bellefor. ~ .. : fl ~· ti2 1 12 6tr FURNITURE FOUR ROOM furmshed apart· 670 X I 5 - - 16.60 PfiOTU Cnrvmg Servrce Cop- ISTANDINGdTi;nber. Top cadsh Parma ll6 Cl•~eland H :us~ ao Van Buren 69 Arlin~! on 51 SH 2-4811 Rullla111d' ment for rt'nt. Phunl' \1'\ 2 nu~ Ia:~ ies made of legal papers. pnce. pial .0 1anon Reynol sl. Clevelaud :::ha~ 90 Eu~·ii"J bg Vanlue 51 Arcadia U. Ny ~on 81uk,.,•ll Tube fypo C""IV!Ie hlo Rt " Ca Jl S333. tic birtll rerords a:ltl almost any 1 "" ', · · ·•· Lakewood 7·: • , McGuffey 63 1 12 SUPER SERVICE o1her dO<'umento. after 4 0 clock, 667 -JSOJ. I ParrPa Vallev fi'·.:·o,,, 7n Hardin Northern Gi l 11 301 1 1 trn. LINCOLN HEIGHTS, mod STATION Reuter Insurance, Pomero7 P IMaple !lei~ I,•, 38 Bedfc•·<i ~; Youngstown Chaney 43 with Jock w Com> 9 4 U< Help 'IN anted Berea 72 Midpark 40 Youngstown East 37 [ ern 4 - room house ~.• til, basement, gas furnace • \Olmsted Falls ~K Youngstoyn Mooney 63 ~ Mgr WY 2·993'J A uta 5• 1es hardwood floors, mce ki!C'hen, u.-s. Civil s.r-;lc-; Testsl . Rockey l~•ver "8 I Youngstown North 50 I new storm doors and wmd· I :l I fR!):-J pin.:> 200 J"oints. at Men wnmtm Ul •nt'l nYIIf S.ruu lotll Bre('k8V!I1f' 75 Warrensv11J,:o 48 Youngstown Rayen 66 I !"''"· 1954 CHF:VROLET, $150 00. Ph . Hllh pa, Stlorf hf1un 4rhan,...mel't ' B kl •. ·1 . ows, with yar~ and dnvrw rn' i 5t a fl C. H. Jordan. Salem 1 VI 3 2682 rhnuul"ld~ton!.llot fnh• open Preparator, ! roo yn 68 St1ongsv1l e 44 1 1,~ StC tulnlna .h 1 w~ S , , . · · appnlf'ted , Etperlencll! lndeN>ond~n'"e 1-, ltPt'l , Hutland. OhiO. . - -- I U~UnllllJ' unn~M"'IIIIr:¥ FQP:E lnfnrm•· l t'~ • ' call Tracy W at>y, I '2. 1054 after 4:30 p. m. I l·l6.£tp 1962 TRUCK International 1600, tlon on joh•. ,alar1roll. r.!qu1rf>mrnt• . l t!)Chmond H~it.f',~ 54 Wrl•~ !Mill' 1111\n• name acJt1raP 1M · • 1 6 101c - - · ---1948 Int. K. B. No. 5, 1953 phruu~. • Twtnsburz 72 Kenston 5:! I ='=====;;;--ABOUT ISO fat Leghorn hen~. . Dodge. Call SH 2·46 48. l.lnroln Strvlte. ao .. Mft.·. Poml!rDJ Mayfield 58 'I UNFtJRNISHED apartm.-nt 41.k each · Bowman's Run Rd · . , 1 14 3tp OaH:r sen11ne1. Poml!ror. Ohio. Pa•nesville Haney ~9 iD Middleport on ground floor . ,\1rs . Ll'r Johnson Racine -- · w· kl"ff 1 "7 6 room and bath, hardwood Ohio . • G( DBADLINE FOR PURCHASE OF 1965 DOG LICENSE IS JANUARY 57 BU1CK Roadmaster, $400.00. UNUSUAL Opportunity- High , IC ," . · T floOrs . Young!ltown kitchen , LUMP --Phone WY 2·2768. commission with a I 58 1 _.,tomatic heat. Private en- fo Grun 1 Coalmme ccoal 12 22 311tp : growing 61 year old comp· Geneva t.thtabula ,, ONE DOLLAR ($1 00) PENALTY IF LICENSE IS PURCHASED AFTER Tll6T DATE. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE USE TIDS HAN D Y APPLICA'l10N lraJK.'e. Call WY 2-3200 . r sa e oeg 1em o. . The Rambler I any se.lling world famous Fairport 7 Chardon i 3 . tfc Page St., Middleport. 1 mainetnance pro- Cleveland !lvt.anhne 57 1 Goodyear 1 5 _ __ _ _ _ _1_2_4_ Uc World Standard ol Compld duct.s . Rod Tormo earned Cleveland S• John i;r1' '"·' ,, BLANK AND MAIL TO THE COUNTY AUDITOR AT THE COURT HOPSE 1 11 38 ~'" room and bath apartment ' Eseellellce over $24 000 (not typical but ' ClcYeland i :a•des I NOW FEES ARE TWO DO' •• 0 " ( 0 2 00) FOR EACH DOG MALE m·Pomeroy. Pbone WY 2-3319. S!NGBR Sewing Machine• Big ear room, ride aad per- . d' t ' r t f It ' I t Cleveiand St Slam,,, 1s 36 · . w.tU\0 • . ' ...'"" ., 12 15 Uc new 176.50 up. Several used tormanre. SmaO eu ecoaum)'' m lea lYe ~ po en 18 as fvrutumll..r ·,au~y 68 . , FEMALE . ...,...,..,~=--=--,-----and Dl nager~bWIJ year. M. W. Frank earned · • 5 To 'tibtain license by ·mail, fill' In and mall this form to GORDON H,~~ Iota for rent, close • Soo over $13,000. Age no barrier. Grand Valley 2 fp L;nadrymat and schools e 3 nc op ger es Mt Diversified year round line Kirtland 62 Ledgemont 23 WELL, COUNTY AUDITOR, Meigs County, Pomeroy, Ohio. Encl- ~ YllleJ Lumber & Supply Com- and Service, Pomeroy, Ohto. tropollln Ill...... No investment required. W~ Clearvi~w 67 Wellington 62 H ::E•f'J ,•...._, ,•.porl Jtl-3-U·I• -=W=Y=2-=2284 ~·====·~21~tf:,-c E. l'bmlll Molin Street. I'Gmeroy 73 New London 58 . - Ridgeville 1ake car• o1 a 11 1.mancmg .-.. ..... .......... WY writ . rftotd stamped envelope and prlet of llcen ... t!f ";' fo. [, Uc shipping _ and collections-' F~relands 59 Sou1h Amherst 49 ~ ~"' ,__.. 4 22 t8I«D aDII rour roo'" rurn.,h~t Farm M•chinery ===--::-::-;----:---:---::--:; Start on part time basis Cleveland St. Ignalius 66 IIIII tlllfDnllslled apan. ONE Wagner loader with CU~1'0M butchering and cut- you like . Write Consolitlatedl Cleveland Max Hayes 53 Male Dog $2.00 Spa7etl Female $2.00 Female $2.00 Kennei WY U4M 12 8 tic hydraulic bucket and fork tlng. Phll Meier, Phone WY Paint & Varnish Corp. East Canton Tomken 81 IJIIIrbllent. 2118 Butter for Ford or Ferguson tract- 2-3SIO. 12_!_tlr Ohio Bldg., Cleveland,' Ohio. Clevelanti Unlvetsity School 58 Owner1 Na111e ·············•·•••·•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••:•• • Ph. WY 2·2tl82, Roger or. One New Idea manure 1957 Four-door En&llsh Hill- , !-18-IC Wmdham 73 Aurora S7 Addresa 1Cleveland Gilmour Academy V4 I 12 I Uc spreader. model 17. Dougl.,l mnn. Excellent condition, dupt.. Circle, WI 9-3042. $250. WY 2-2418. · .. _ I Leg•l Notice 1 1 14 6tp 1 14 Uc IN TMI COMMON PLIAI COUIT OP · entrance. SUiU Run _ MIIOI COUNTY •r OHIO I THI COUNTY c0UIT DP MIIOI A&o I le• I COLOR I 111Jr lllntd l WY 2-3618. I 1962 FORD Galaxle v-a stick. =~·, "~.:.~:" c·.=. M.... , c ..c.co~::v· OHIO 12 tfc Music• Instrument• overdrive, 25,000 n1Ues. 1958 1Mlddla,ort, o..,.. Plaintiffs M•rv VI'•''"• c.... Plelntttt• 1 .I I I I I I I I I . I I I U · I P"f·- ANTONID Stradivariu! Cre-- GMC o/• ton pickup. Dale J. •· AIIINn. "'· •• ., Am~•. ••· ~--·"'· ~r.illo.IM. . .IB!kiWbii41Gl'IJIIBrl _ ntlleiToniBrOWBjY•IlowiLonCIShottJ][nonf · Faciebat Armo _ Kautz , Chester ' ~2211 . ,........ w.-t.I.AL vt,..tnte, NOTICIo.._.••• ·! Ne. 711 t.IIIA&. MaTtea 17 mone..l8 Madl In Germany. -"" 1·16-3tp1 .... . For Sele """,.... E. ~ - a. 1l,1M A.Wtoa. WltO NII.S. ' ' ......,_ In Roy tbe 'llltoa. ita.. of_:'",\~.:ty;;~~~~: I SBlll XLQ OBI' y~ O)QI I -"" • u~.tiN"~ ~1 L"L'I\ ~\IA!LABLE Here's bow 111 work It: AXYDLBAAXB Ia LO!fG .. BLLOW One letter almpiJ ltaDda tGr aaotber. lD. th1a aampte ..1. a. aNd for the three IJo, X for the O'o, ete. Single lett..._ trophlea, !be loatrUt ol tbe ""' all hlabo. -day A C.'ltpptlojlojl- q ' M i' Rr"sono~le Sign On Be SUD and Know News Musical Clock 4: 30Electrlr Co. Newo 7::10 Newa Headllnea 4:40 lim Mees Show 7:32 Musical Clock 5:30 Sign Off 7:45 Word and Testimony SATURDAY 8:00 Ohio Valley Newa 6:00 Sign On - News 8•0S World Newo 6:05 CoWl try Music 1: 10 Sporta Today 6:2S Country Jamboree 8:15 Weolber 7:00 News 1:16 MUSICal CJo--11 7:05 Larry Anderson Sh~w 8:55 Com.nunity News 11:00 Top Ten Show 9:00 Talk of the Town 12:00 Noon News 9:55 Mason Coun!J Newa 12:15 Muclal Interlude 10:00 Public Servtco 12:30 The Hev. Merlin Teeta IO:lS Family Worship Hour 1:00 Jim Mees Show 10:30 Latchstring 5:30 Sign OU __ U:OO New1 Beat SUNDAY 11:11 MOJ'Blng Melodies 7:30 StgD Oti . Army Hotll' ell:t!pl l'rldq, Olurcb 8:00 City Baptlsl 11:45 NR!ngewo 8:30 Sund ay Show 11·55 l\laoon County N 9:311 .Tht Bible Speakea 11> You 12:00 Co unity N en 10:00 The Good Life N OWl 12: 00 10:15 SWlday Show 1 Markela ewa 1%:011 Noon News 12:15 weather 12:15 Cbr1BIIan'1 Hour 12·20 Bulletin Boud 12:30 Rev: Merlin Teets 12;25 News o Grams 1:00 Sund•y Showcase 12:30 CoWlty Agent 1:30 Hev. Silas Blllupo '2:45 CoWltry Go Roond 2:00 Rev. Andrew Parsnno 1:55 Newa Beat 2:45 The Rev. Roscoe Thor11e t:OO Country Go Round 3:20 Country Hymntlmers '"" New1 Beat 1:30 Bapu.t Layman'• Hour ~:00 Mldwa7 M•lklM 5;30 Sign Ofl 3:55 Newa Beat Radio 4:00 Dlsclng with Doss 4:30 Interchange 5:00 Community New• &:05 World News 5: 15 Sporta Today 5:2S Weather 5:30 Dinner Mwdrale 5:41 Sign Off 6:45 7:00 7:03 7:08 w::/: ~'rencb 12; o Lac":' liTTLE ORPHAN ANNII DOESN'T TASTE SATURDAY 1:45 Sign On 7:00 Be SWl and Know 7;113 News 7:08 Musical Clock 7:30 New• Headlines 7:32 Musical Clock 7:45 Word and Testimony 8,00 Ohio Valley Newa 8:05 World News 8: 10 Sporto Today 8:15 Weather 1:16 PL l'le...nt H.S. Football 10:30 Song & Story Hour 10;45 Famlly Worship Hour· U:OO N..-., Army Hour U:!O Public Senice 12:00 News Roundup 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:2S Newo 0 Grams Saturday Matinee 1:15 Oblo State Football 4:00 Disclng with Doso 1:30 Top Ten Revue 5:00 News Roundup li: 15 Public ServlCtO 1:30 Dinner Musicale 6:45 SigD 011 I ill -- -----------·r Second RAY and 1 black An· fresh cow. Phone W'J; 21 IS 3tp ~t., between 4 and 6 p. m. No phone calls. Roy T "•· ..,_t'ar. 4 3tp --·I Notice ----==oned ·- .. t.benotice li*MI at Weill Vlqll:lla• .w IPll• !UIUN lb8f Dl'l ... ~· oe tDe ... ..,. .. Def!ember ' tM4, tbe o.tea~het 1184. tb~ Ple&nttrrt. Hd'ilo• er CGok end ... ,,. Paa IALI · L C'.oall M4 MarJ :VIfltlda OoiiJ. ~~t. bf' WWllo111 4. · fUtd" u..tr 'PeUtlen lialrll'l trufl tft - - - - - - - - - - To Ram . dM:ItM1, Weet.dOhko, lao ...... ~ &he eom.a.. CoatMIDI .... ,.~... , J1e1111 ~. Ooallb Ohio . P~ Uw ..... ... t•tntn• ., ....., more or 1-. 1fiU .No. 1<M• 111 eo.n. m • atOne,. - - -- "' 1014 • ,.......,~ .11aum ·ttut. taadii1Mn• 1n the ...... _. of lf.M.no. •t 1984. at 1111t o'eleok A .M. 1t t.hii for d•'"''"' for bnlel at 1 1..U. .. CIVIL S.IIVICE 'EST • offtct ., ·CW., Crow • Por\tr, 4t.. · acr"ment . laid Oel..aiaf lf ,... ••td lnstructiont IJ.J.i-301< their "tlUott tbll r:pt•A'1 . .m.-n 16-oll 'J1.aJ"' t•• 'l.llll 11 ••nt ,,. .~ ... ~ .,..".. . . . 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See llq&ue or .pbone Sit z. ~ __ ·;.·"- ~-10 'WebSit'l Mtn•·nl!.l'l um iii w w~ --'--1" · 1+1.,....,11,.........,_.1--f-1--:-1~~.---.-:1~ - , _;,..I~,-1;._.-;.I~:J· 1;) II ,_.·I I f I I I I I ', I ~- HliRii : R I --r~.-:-~;.....!-=-...!-....!....-...!-...L~.!..o..-!-!._...L_.,..~~;;;;;; "", . ,.,-,.,,"T:f"....J6' .~· • t . .. . • • 1 ,,... I ~ Gordon,. H~ CJid.weJI. . ' 1' COUl'iltY "UPJ -- ::::--_·-:_ . L • r ·c _ __ County. I' '· ·I'":-'" , ., ,., ' I; ' A •.. LIKE BEEF STEW! . ~:ch~n~. a~hbar~:" P~~·- L~ga!Notlce h HAROLD GRAY rr WRr oa ~ WI~~ &Land Fall!~ En~;"::,.:'';.' 1 ...... 511'\!!·THEBOM8 Clr¥:LE UNTIL THE FUEL mua. I. ~~':; jj~t~~.~t ~~:·s~~dtd. ........ - 19.Klndol woocl f:l. All ° 'I .,,.. 15.Abrowod lll&lt llquor 18. A little: ------~~- ~eigler ..... ......... I a~ 1 -..... ........... 'f.-- DA_ll Y CROSSWORD In~•• f-... .......".... c....... .. Osc* 1 SAIGON (UP!I - Sooth Vlel Nam 's lour major rell&louo $1995 1963 TEMPEST groups have agreed to put asidl l...t"~lu n :> l"uupt' J.und o . . ned :~nd lo~ mile~;~gt" , _red ovt'r their political dillerMCOO In or. "-· Ll .Ot1/t11 Whilehall 72 1 ivorv finish. 326 V8 tng lnt.'. automatu: trans.- Llkt' ne~ der 1o step up the war againBI \.MCrtiU' K 7 Delaware Hay"' 113 whiiev.all tire~. radio and heatl'r. The wurd I S gu on thts n. .. tiM "'·"' Communist Viet Cnng guerrl~ Mt. Vernon 6S Bexley 'i8 ...... "' ......,. ..., tMlt .. _..-~ sharp car. . . . . bqp............... 176 ACRES - 160 acres ln 1London 10 Groveport 4S las, II was di~elosf<l today. I $1895 1nlormod sources said tho •... '"' ww '"•-•tt••el)' .... ... ....,.,.,nw ..h.. .,...._ .... well fenced Improved PB'"IGahanna 47 Mifllln 45 1963 CORVAIR -- - - - -• "'....,. ....,. tn".....,..,.., Buddhists, the Roman Catholics ture, 50 acres for tractor Marysville 59 Hillard 39 Monza Cou pr A sharp low mileagr !oral car. Jet blark RAfU and the Hoa Hao and Cao Dal cultivat10n, 3~ acre lake Grove City 51 Westerville 39 finish, tires show litle wear . 110 h p t'Of!ine. 4 speed trans . ... Wa•• ""' ......._ sects have signed a proclama(stocked l. 7-room frame eotumbus University 81 Radio. heater. red bucKet seats and vinyl trim . ....,- - ~1 house with bath, basement, 1 Columbus Academy 71 tion signifying their willingness ..ef'b • ~ ,... ... ~ .. fm 1'br.. to curtail the squabbles that and furnace heating; base· 1west Jefferson 66 have been hampering the U.S.• men! barn 136 x 561 , impleColumbus Rosary 57 1 ~ OtNeUm 1M1 Nacl . . 1M . . . . . ~ttlllflltteR supported anti-Communist war. men! shed. granary and oth· Reynldsburg 75 OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. 1 ,· ~ ~ao ~ ''**•"~ • 118.1''" er buildings. Excellent pr~ Canal Winche:iter 40 Source• said the agreement - ll .• r• 1!11< ......... mlD 1 ....... IIMtl .,..H:M_, ....... "' POMEROY. OHIO was reached Friday at a meet. perty for grass farming, (dalColumbus 31 Mary 45 OPtrO ttOUI.t of representatives of the lug ry beef, or general fa,·ming LI Dubli.l J8 .......... "'~ . . . ~u, WIU"du _.,., " w ~ 11•00 --.o11 lo"r groups. The agreement had Business Services Property has hangar and 500 I Columbus Hartley 67 FOR SALE l,... 10 &.U\' -~ · --. . -1 root landing strip. Well locatColumbus WatterSI)Cl 62 five main points: 1'0 PI .At:.lt A &dl.JL1 PllHUl.Jf:{N(I -To consolidate the natin 11 LUMBER for sale 145 000 BAILEY Will pay you TTlQre d I d 1' ""~ ~•ard. . feel of markt>d, timber I lor ood clean fur, thfln any· ! ed_ onf goo 1grahveh roa 1-1 : Columbm DeSaJes 48 principles of freedom and dem· h M · c B'JI ' m1le rom sta • 1g way. 6,Newark Catholic 4e . and 6() r-ords of pinewood . od.\ m I eJgs ou~ty . I I ocracy. PHONE WY 2-2156 Contact Harold Roush •I BOJilf:'V· m RecdsvHle, Ohio. ~.00. - Srna 1\ or 1ow pr!C. Columbus Ready St. 52 Charles 49 - To step up the war agaimt . G ,' J-16-lltc 1 WANTf;D Columbus 1 the Communists. Portland. OhiO. vi 3-2250. I- - - . ' ed farm listings . Pleasant View 60 To support all forms ol · Notice I 15 Jtp 1INCOME TAX service. V1c.tor c. c. CUCKLER. Rf;ALTOR 1 H 11 T h' 44 ;;:;;-;-;-;;;;;---;c:-;-o;=c--:-c-'CC'- - -E r. I Ch t Oh 10 ' Ph • •••o ami on owns 'P struggle that are legal and In SQUARE DANCE at the Mas- · SINCER sewmg machme m ,au • es er, one BOX %29 WY ~ , Teays Valley 62 keeping with the aspirations of -tte, Friday night. blond cabinet, like new ~ !185 •2 ~ 02 afler > P· m 1 I I> 3tc l Franklin. Heigh Is 59 the Vietnamese people. 1 8 30tp _ 1 12 6tp 1 F.qu1ppt"d with auromatic z1g Circleville 78 Greenfield fit\ -To united lor a Democratl~ ffi DO r~g weaving. WI g. I zagger, overcast. buttonhole. I PROMPT de livery of limestone, REAL ESTATE Newark 83 Lancaster 52 regime and a just society. _ _ _ p et<· l;uaranteed to part , for your every need. Any , Zanesville 56 Marietta 55 READS OR TAJL8!-Actuolly, It Is both, and both parts '1 - To protect freedom of rell· 1121 1 9 201 suming A payments of $5 . ~< s1?.e. Phone Ernm~t W ShutIronton 18 Chillicothe 74 belong to the same dog. It seems that Nip used to howl when AUTlJMilBlU! tns•ll'ance 11eeo monthly. l'iY 2-3862 er, Contra cting. WY 2-3243. Northridge 69 bill moster closed the gate. So his Wolverhampton, Engltnd, glon. eaneetled ? 1,., yuur opera 1 15 5tc 1 6 tfc MASON - 3 bedroom stue· Licking Heights 67 1 owner cut • opeclal hole In the gate .. that Nip could b'' .. , co hume on nice Jot . Large II u what wu "'O'"d" oa OJl the other aide.. . 11 C&U WY 2-lll66. HEPOSSF'.S'W --·- F.lectrolux EXPF:RT cabinet making-:-cus-, kitchen with birch cabinets, Licking Va ey 8! Ilea 68 • ._ TUBBS IS BACK 1 \ swerper, cleans likt! new and I lorn made furniture, such as aluminum awnings, storm Millersport 70 - --- -·- -··DALLAS (UP]) - Linebackwindows are among the conFairfield Union 68 Cleveland Lutheran West 64 Youngstown Sout~ e.r Jerry Tubs has gtven up au~nmt.ef'd Jnrludr s a 11 ,_ hutrh c<-tbinets and buffets vemenccs · Add 0 f th'15 h ARAN Fur Agency, N. Brown · clt'aning ~ Clev ela0 d Hawk en Sch 0 I 51 ' Youngst own w·tI son 63 N'J 5" • k of retlremen · t to serve · 1 at1achmenls for b.a 1- tables. elc ., made to order . to above a garage orne. &. forced Lancaster Fenwl·ck 82 1 f:''S " • · tal MSt M ·• ason. W Va Fu r. want- am·e ur $6.00 monthly 1, tluilt -m l'llphoards or cabinets air heat & this is maybe lhe Liberty Union 511 Cleveland Lutheran East 48 Boardman 64 a> player-coach for the Dallal ed. Musk rat, Mmk. and rae- ' W 13170 tc I Pho.ne WY _ _ tc home vou are looking for. Pickeringtor. 66 Carroll 55 Clt>veland St. Edward 87 o Austinlwn F'irch 52 Cowboys of the National Foot- , 1 5 30 2 5312 15 5 1 23862 00 9 500 '""' ·· NEW HAVEN _ we are pri· 1c w ar mgton arma a ua rut ers Sf. baH League In 1965. coon Se-nd for pn~ lis\ Call _ ·Y · _ __ ____ -'only $ , · R' h ood 79 C d' 61 P P d 62 St h G'1rard 42 773-S296. 12-12·30tc GOOJ) ('OON dng, 115. 195fi Mer-r Ruildln!, >;•oppl) fo vileged to offer this all elec- Marion Catholic 59 Canton McKinley 59 Brookville 97 Hubbard '/6 !=:::..:=::::_:_:_:_::.=:.____ - --c- -- - - - - ' rury motor and aufomal 1c ) nt-w homf's Built in kit.cb- t.ric home with. over 1400 sq. Olentangy 51 1 Canlon Lincoln ~7 Western Reserve 65 Garfield Height$ 58 tran~mi~sum. $50. To~1 Bis·1 t"ns, storm_ windows, alum-- I ft of living spaee at much Miami Trace 79 IMassillon 65 North lima tl Eastlak~ North 55 I' St'II , 1.ong Bott om. Oh Io· than replacement inurn Sl"d mg. ca 11 G,uy N etg· Jess .,.l baths. family room. CQSlS large. I Washingt.on C. H. 63 1 Canton Lehman 6fl Lowellville 57 Greensburg 42 fairview 77 Avon Lake ':'4 Fo' Rent 1 and . l 16 3tc ler. Racint>. Oh1o. \ kitchen, wall t.o wall carpet· ~fechanicsburg 75 I Canton Central Catholic 6ti Poland 63 Lisbon 61 Bay Village 86 Medina 45 APARTMENT, 5 rooms 63 s t961 f..~ 13urkeyt> - automiitic 1, 12 29 tfc ing in 22 ft. L.R. also par· The Plains 54 Akron St. Vinct!nl 48 Coshocton 65 Wooster 15 North Olmsted 56 Westlake 4S · ' · broiler feeder, long automat -! Picture thi!l Athens 105 Wellston 70 bath. showrr and tub Phone I tial homebasement. on 75' x 150' lot with LouiSVIlle 50 East Palestilll! 23 Three Rivers 75 Ridgewood 64 Cuyahoga Heighh. 51 3rt! St., Middleport, 10 tfc ir " "t.Ners and brooders. _3 i f.UI r.roOior , rtamllllll ._.. an excellent view and you Jackson 78 Gallipolis 52 Columbiana 71 Miner" 59 Warsaw 81 Union 7> North Royalton 40 WY 2·2671. 54 1 ton bulk tank. Good eond H Heattll& Centralia 76 Clarksburg Perry Canton South Coshocton Catholic 52 Orange 53 Chagrin 52 65 11 00 10 , _ QR I OTS I , l. · .· tl H 2-'6'8. MtnernUJe, OWD Ea t K 73 D 'II 72 Oh' D ' '4 Sol •• W t G a ga 62 , 8 .. ~ rer sew· 1111 1 .-,0 1 ., you with to sell, buy or rrnt, nox anvl e Jackson 80 Sandy V~lley iA ea. "~ on es e u TRAIL r.. 14 3tp ;.:.N" plooso contoct mo. Ridgewood 65 Fairbanks 5j Glenwood 56 Marlingtnn 47 Uhrichsville 70 Mentor 57 Wi11oughby South 47 age and waler. Brown's Trail' er Park t"" '" ,\pproveill . s...r Maebbleo J. N. (JIM) ROUSH, Albany 67 Chauncey-Dover 51 Fairless 49 East Canton , 7 loti Newcomerstown 64 ,ConneaL 57 57 60 Minersville, Ohio. Phone WY ANNUAL 1 prke sale, now In 1 Ra• BROKER Glouster 61 Rome-Canaan Go lliorthwest Lake Frazeysburg 87 Adamsville 64 I Ashtabula St. John 41 1 2-3324 . 1 15 tfc progrPss. Jmy Mlller's Coun 1 Call W) z.zt7t Doy NIPI Eastern 60 North GalliJ ' Midvale 60 Strasburg 66 Hiland 62 West Holmes 51 Ashtabula Edgewood 75 01 TwO 4·-;:-ooiT\ fUrnished aport- try Fair. Rt. 35. 0 minutes : Kingston 64 Unito 62 Paulding Tl Grover Hill 59 Zanesville Rosec-rans 50 I Perry 54 7 • II<: 1 New ments One f1rsl fiPul IV'v _, West ol Gallipolis. ()peu •v· Phone 882-2843 Boston 63 Minford 52 Wapakoneta St . Joseph 66 New Lexington St. Aioy.;iu.; 4l Elyria Catholic 78 S6S8. '!/ Uc 2 I try day tiJI 8 p. . m. I •.,;AfiNG. Plumbtoc. Murller _ waverly 44 Portsmouth Ea.• 42 Cridersville 61 1West Muskingum 67 Lorain St. MarJ II 11 . I 14 ltc Fal'fta""" .\nluld Bradlen. FOR SALE· 5 room house of Portsmouth West 73 Valley 64 I Celina 65 St Marys 48 Granville 4~ Newbury 93 Cardir.al 66 bl..... ........ . . Stact Is MOll banlh« • 11oft ln 1patfllSL alter 111e1an pmll!d: on ABC-TVs. "T.h, , lhil must be biDtlled lllri'lh 1~merican S~'t · ~~ ~ private atiOrDe)'l and lbe JA!rica �fJitone Courtesy effing ersonaf ••·• effing Personal .•. 1, Topic of :Group Program Dangers at School Are PTA T'!fic · Paulo Sayre, who lo llartfnl Iter bentb year fD 6111, told ol the nwnei'OUI projeela llle hid completed ~ of tho 4-H tn Iter Uit. Certiftca~e& and pina WP ·e awonled lo membero ~:Ill b)' lhetr advilor. The loeln& p<ayer wu by Jean . Refreshments of sandwiches chi lckl · 11 ' andpotalo I p.oid, p ea, ed r<' :ey Ond koo -a were serv Mrs Jeanelle Lawrt!JICe, Mrs. Martha Lou BeeKle and Frances Foster. • M•.1 II fll:! \, at y e -- ~-· pT• et •n• r...-u · ·" · m •p omeroy Moodaf nfght wllb F&fe Pral· · eourtesy was presented D 1uf f'por1 111 !itt, vlce-prufdent, fD cbarp. XI Gamma Mu Chapter I Overnight guests Thu~ay of ~·--t·--• Mrs. B· A. """""" re """"' 1 A dangeti!UI school bus turn ~leta Sigma Phi met Thurs- Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith wt"re home Monday after opendlnJ al Well's Run was df!ICII8Sed. ~ evening at the Columbia . her parents, Mr . and Mrs. G.F . four weeks in Cdlwnblil wllh Hubert Price, principal, reportOffice in Middleport. I Hollmgsworth and son and faed 011 the pro-oa of ellminat.... her son, Jack Conroy and fa_._,( donation of $5 was made . rnily, Mr . and Mrs Wayne Hoimily. Another 11011 and his ln& dansen. A meeting of . '" U:te Four Rivers Girl Scouts. lingsworth of Jacksonville, , family' the Erroll Conrof• and beescboollteandld ~bte d-~!.~ls had · soeial r hairman announc- Alabama. They were enroute ro son Hugll . and Iter grandson, n Wn a .,....,., somef.! that the group would hold 1t~_ir. hor:ne in Alab~ma after Mr. and Mrs. Erroll Conroy lhlng should be done, but so far, i e dinner , to be followed by vtsttmg m Akron w1th Mrs. Crange Meeu at . Jr., and daughter Kimberly, all 00 action has been lken. 'owllng at the new Kanauga Hollingsworth's brother, who is . of Akron vllfted Iter there. The program wu in charge j Bowling Lanes. Friday even- ill Mrs. Dodson also visfted with of the advlaor, :\Irs. Ruth Eb- HaU on Thuraday jlail Jan. 22. at 7 p.m. Those Joseph ~urner is a~le to be her brotber-ln-law, Robert Dod- ersbllch and the Portland Rock Spring> Granse met in 1 t Wishtng to attend should con· o~t folllowmg . a weeks Illness son and family and her Ideal 4-H and Beaverelles 4-H regular session nmrsd•y evenReva vaughan. I w1th pneumomj::i . sister-In-law, IIIn. Madit Brf- clubs. lng with Fred Goegleln, worthf •• ba ave I Mr. and Mrs . Max Lambert an. and other friends. Jacqueline and Barbara Gleumaster, presiding. ... rs . Norma Ams ry B d J e - tbe t I h n cour an son. o , of Columbus ' 1 sencamp and Sandra Johnson Communi ·ations were read ~t.y~~~= 0~n ae:po~ eissued v-isited last wt>ek wit ·_ hrr I led the 4-H and Fins Pledges, from Byron Frederick, state ! .._the General Tele hone Com· mother, Mrs . Harry M!lls and I and lhe Lord's Prayer. Cbar- master, and from Fred Crow .., ...,. p his parents. Mr . and Mrs . Dana lene Ward Saltff a oolo. concerning a bowling : ea~ue. ? any. l l.amberl. A question and answer per- Mrs Homer /toller gave a ·e,t Refreshments were served by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner and iod about 4-H work, camp and port on the Nation•• Granse .., ose Sisson and Nellie Brown . .1Betty Will iiwns were in Flat-: achievement awards was held convention held at Atlantic Attending were Lee Lee, Mar-l roek. W. Va . Wednesd.ay to vi~il 1 wllb Jane Allen, Irene Cooper, City and ol the National '1ranRI ~ jarle Crow. Margaret Follrod, with Mr Earl See, who has Mrs.- Hugh Calms el Raehf& l Belinda and Cynd• Filch. Joy- tour to BermJda. AI the tlo" ~ MUdrt'd Ka rr, Nita Conde, Jane i be.en 1ll. was ~est s~aker when the ce AM Ritchie and Beverly of the meeting a dessert CUUTS:f Women s MlSSion_ary Society Price was heki. was served. 1 ~alton , Teresa Swatz.el, Jane l ----of the Pomeroy Ftrol Bapllst l;oiiii · ;;;;;;i~;;ii;ii,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiij;ij i Brown Pearl Welker, Velma Ffwor.• are Plmwt'fl chureh met Thursday evening .;, Rue. Norrn-i:i Am~bary Rober- I Plans were mflde to prepare at the church. ~ ~ ta O'Brien, Chmre Krnutter . Va lentine tr<:l}' favor~ for the. Rose Sisson, and Nt>l!ie Brown . ' county infirmary in F!'hrunry The meeting. in charge of when the Golden Rule Class of Mrs. J .. E. Foster, president. ···· U1!' Middleport First Baptis1 opened with the theme song, : Birt/uloy Observ<'tl . Church met Thursday evening " Til< Polce of God is Call- I ~ u-3 D.. Mrs : Kllulz at tl_,. home of Mr. and Mrs. I, In•," followed with prayer by' 1 MISS NANCY ASH • DavJd D<trsL Mrs. J . H. Stephenson. A report 1 i; The birthday of Mrs w .- L. l The meeting was opened with ENGAGED - Mr. and Mrs. Pearl G. Ash. Pomeroy . are announcing the enwao given by Mrs. Joseph Cook ~. Kautz was ;:-elebrated 1 h~rs- : prayer by Tony Fowler. Devo- gagcment of thdr daughter, Nancy Lee, to .:\ichard F. Clark, sun of Mr. and on the white cross and she stat. iEdaY when the Busy Bee Sev.m!llions rnti1led, "Taking Life for . Mrs. \Villiam F. Cla rk , Pomeroy Miss Ash is a senior at Pomeroy High School e· that boxes were readv to be I! Circle of the Federated t·hurrh Gran ted" were given by Mr. I and is employed at Grover's Studw. Mr Clark is a 1960 graduate of Pomeroy sent overseas and !hal one box ' ·l met at the church lor an ~:~11 F'red Hoffman . G.era·ld Anth- ~ · · Grande H1gh _school and attended Bethany College. He 1· s now attendmg Rw had been sen to the Christman '1 : day qullttng. ony. president, conducted the College . No definite date has heen set for the wedding. Center, Dayton. The love gilt l A potluck dinner was served business meeti ng when tile> --------~-- - -- - offering was dedicated by Mrs. 1 Alii'' Hawley. R<'port ;_, Gillen Lorain Sterrell. 1 1\-at noon to Mrs. Kautz. Miss dass voted to purchase new ! Program r. ~~ena Grueser Mrs. Otho Mur · ou ls1de dour mats for th c , The eir<"le vnted to assist • Mrs. Cairns spoke of The , :; ray, Mrs. W~lter Baer, Mr~, church . ! in purcha:-:;mg a cOnllliUllion set Olr Blrtlulny Purty Congo today and in the future. 1 ~•. Amanda Kaspar , Mrs. Carne ! Mr. and Mrs . Darst serv('d . • , fur lhe ch ur ch use. There was _A repo rt was given on the Mrs. T. T. Shelton cloled the 1 -. Grueser, Miss Anna Durst, Mrs salad and sandwiches to Mr. 1 a di sc-uss ion of the need for bJrth~ay ~arty. a_t th~ Veterans meeting with prayer. A salad Hoffman, Mr . and 1 p . fol - educational 1oys in the nu!'sery l Hospital _m Ctull!cothe by Mrs. course wa_s served by Mrs. 11 1len Neutz.ling. Mrs. Theodore I "'"'nd 1'Irs. v A program o " rayer· · A ld R t d h th Lad ' Mora, Mrs. Adam Ebersbach. I Mrs . Anthony, Mr. and Mrs., \oVJecl bv group discussion was and kmdergarten classr'1om~.. rno . :c •ar 8 w e~ e · Stephenson and Mrs. Sterrett to M ssar and Mrs I Kl M d Mr~ I The lllt>t'linu was closPd Wlth le~ Auxiliary or Lewis Manley Cl ll4r 0 . s. a.renee a · Manning oes. r. an . · -1 1ed by '1rs . F:rn_le- frasrr a! p 253 A · L · t 12 members and two guests, ; •• I Sh 1elds. I. Tony Fow 1er, Mrs . R1e har d 1 thf' January meetmg of tlw F:l- pra.ver by Mrs. Brown. I n.'it • mencan_ _ s and dauahter . Mrs. I '"'-'ar F eglOn, rn_e t Mrs. Cairn e Hovatlt:'r and Mrs. Da\'id Jen- 1 .eanor Circle of Heath Meiho- Mr.'i. f<~arl Davenport and !\Irs. 1 8,1 the Rutla nd •rst Baptts I Dale Wippel and MrS. Shelton : kins. dist Church held Thursda~· PV- Charles Bradbury served a . Churrh. will be' hostesse. for the Feb- I ening at thE" ehurch . Mrs: Fra- 1:-;a lad eourse with ehet-sestic~s Mrs. Ralph WooUs was wel· ruary meeting and Mrs. Steph· mn1ts from a table covPred , romed as a new member. enson will be program 'lader. 1 Ser was assistPd by membf'r<: and ANNOtJ~CE SESSION . Thank you notes were read lo-r ---- - : f. planning session for coun- of the d rclt> in presenting situ-: With a .while cloth \\ ith pi nk cards sent the various hospit~ 1 TONIGHT tkru TUESDAY selors and old and new dele- at ions where pnl~'er would b, <J('L't-~sones. An arrangr'""l 1('nt of ~ I s and a letter of thanks from menta were aened by Mrs. · pink l'lowPrs pink tapers the Meigs County Amer1can RedJ•h gates of ~1eigs County su b-d.IS· efft>ctivt:' . d 1 and S erman Butler, Mrs. Lucka• l Janu.ry 15·19 11 trict Methodist 'r'ovth Jo'ellow- The rnt>~:ting was openPd wiP1 ct-., ·re t •e to) t' . cross Chapter . Mrs . Curtis Luck doo, Mrs. Harrison Be!ltley, WALT DISNEY •$ "EMIL AND THE ship, will be held January 30 devotions and prayer giver~ byl adoo was appointed commun· [Mrs. Emma Bland, Mrs. Ern- ·1 DETECTIVES" the Pomeroy Methodist Mrs. Robert Byer . ~1rs. Byer , ,ty serv ice chairman. Refresh- est Bowles and Mr1. Rlchardo. (Technicolor) Ch urch at 2·30 p.m New dele- also plt1yed for the hymn sinj;!Bryan Russell, 10 yr old boy gates were to be elected by ing by the group . During the as Emil: 3 deleclives : Walter Slezak. Hein Schubert. Pt>ter each charge by Janur~ry 15 and business meeting. Mrs. Galen Ehrli(:h, pl11yed strictly for the names sent to Chr;s Tomp- Brown . president. appointed a kins. Spring-Ave., Pomeroy. nominating comm ill.ee compos· laughs . ' Th e .\I l'd. w·mIer I ns t't! ll t e WI'II I. cd u t M rs. John I Th(' Soulhern ement<.~ry 7th I d lith d El PTA ; J 3 Disney Colorcartoons: be held today in Ironton. Mrs. James Johnson and e meh aln . . 14nth , IJ t grla l lt' SC' 1100 1 Wit tIC t I 'A cultural program on lele- . . -e-n -t tn t wue "' ... . ~ . ~!i~ , "'" " «s:C ~ ·; '!. ' .;; - zs •J. ~ ·~l)~~NO~;;--------------------------;;:·-~;;D~ee:•;,:s~d~T:e~T;le~l:n:'z~r~r~.~·~~-T~..~~·~·;,.;;•~•:•:•~~:~~~--~----~----~-~~.~-----------------------. VOL XVI NO. 233 FIVE~· 1 - ' 1 1 In 1 Mrs. Cairns is Guest Speaker In pomeroy 1 I the Joseph Beegle, 59 WASHINGTON - ·T r OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9 I t !.. = "• t Its sale time in the Furniture depart- .. 1 I Given On Prayer at I ments on the 2nd and 3rd floors.- ith Sets Goa] Big selections of well known makes C1rc/e Meef1ng 1 I - Prompt delivery to your home ,. I Sensible Credit Service. - MEIGS THEATRE ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ! !d the beginning of ·'an 1 Smilh offered no 1peeifie ,.... f 'A New Spirit' il1 WOBt grams. but ooted !hal he Wlti lia . '.' vresent a program to the Leatwm themes vf the ad- islature Tuesday " to meet ·&fte we~e. tht' " new Sptrit' nf'eds of the future.' ·epet.1t1?ns of his frequent , Setting goals for the four .!Jl durmg the 1964 ca~i .v ears ol his adminiStration and for an "administration of b~::yonU, Smith said the plans lence." · '·must be beth objeetive and --~ ---~--- 1 . ' 1 VI5!0nary ; both prudent ~ M.rs. L-ohse is Speaker for PTA Meeting cles, SUNDAY, JAN. 17 thru SATURDAY, JAN. 23 pn~:;ident , Mrs. Mildred Filch, I pre-siding. I Mrs. M~xine Wingett. charactcr and spiritual edu<'ation . chairman , was in charge of del votions. She gave comments I c·om·erning things individuals . s1o uld do Io ha v e I tlw right kind of life, and closed ! I ~·ith prayer. The seeretarys report by Mrs. J. A. Smith and the treasurer's rtport by Mrs. Howard Erwin were read and accepted. Tile president announced the county council meeting will be I Feb. 4th. at the Letart School. I A meeting regarding PEP will i btt Feb. 3rd at tne Richardson ' ' schoo l in Athen s. I The program chairman, · Mrs . 1 Mason Fi~t1r-r. introduc cd Mrs. I I Harold L<lhse, Southeast Dis- . i tric1 Director, who · presented 1 an informative und interesting program regarding students, pa-1' · n·nts and teachers when hoyq and girls enter Jr. High. · The members joined in groups with a question and a nswer period on problems related to l I 1 Pomeroy ... .' .. National Bank ANNOUNCES AN INCREASE IN ITS INTEREST RATE TO i this. ANNOUNCEMENT •• I the ! ronm rnoU1ers and all who helped with the Christmas treat 1 1 for the stude-nts. I TI1e refreshment 4:0mmiUee I EFFECTIVE MARCH 1st, 1965 This Bank Will Pay 4% Per Annum, Compounded Semi-An· nually, On All Time and Savings Deposits. All Deposits Will Be Insured Up To $IO,ooo;oo By The Federal Deposit lnsur· .,.... ' II I for the February meeting will , be Mrs. Victor Hysell, Mrs. Ma'50n Fisher and Mrs. J. A. I Smith. The president adjourned the meeting and a social hour followed We Invite You To Do All Of Your Benklng With A Pull Service Bank. If You Need A Loan for Any Worth-While Purpose Check With Our Installment L011n Department. !~~:.'~!~s ON ALL SAVINGS ACCOUNTS DAUGHTER BC: Mr . a gd Mrs. Howard Lyons (Roberta (The Beginning of Our Semi-Annual Interest Paying Period) Pomeroy National Bank Jean Hunnel) of · Portsmouth are announcing the birth of a 7'h lb daughter , Sherri Dawn Wednesday, January 13. at U1e Portsmouth Hospital. Grandparents are Robert Hun· nel of Middleport and Mrs . Sidney Erwin of Portsmouth. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Moore of Pomeroy are great grandpar· cnts. The Lyons have two sons, Robert and Bernard. CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK '1HE FRIENDLy BANK 11 Membtr Fec;laral Deposit Insurance Corporation DANCE DATE SET Member Federal Reserve System Member Feder•! Deposit Insurance Corporation I to be held in Point Plell"!!ll wlll be held Saturdoy evening, Febru&rf 13 with a •lyle revue preceding. It lA being sponsored by Affiliate II of the Nallonal Hairdresser Y Cosmetoioglsts ~----------------------------------~~~---~A~·~ ' fabulous Carol. Burnett confides that she and · Joe .Hanulton aren't expeetlng· 1 baby, Hea4s · turned wllea Av G desplte the rumors, although they hope riVed at the. ColOny 'the oih~r :J~~e;,.;~~ :::- :other one soon . . . Students of the Sam ~plegel. Sam ls a ch . d ea e are mystified by the bfg Issue llut not ihe ·charmer tile .-.;~=~ ::;..,:~ ~·c:t_t;Yt~ro•:-~·r critics who complained to see with Ava ... There's a hush Ed d AfbeY I n t understand the new bUlb of ''Hush • war e play, "Tiny Alice." Can't . Sweet GJ~•rtiJUjjf• at" t : Broadway ih~_~=· tt;_ja~emrs Jbuslot en;oy, without a blueIt won't be too hard to find -1 tb • P n e o v us. Probably there are JWit stall~! In the tirljbt light 1 dUJb. mighty few reviewers who conid agree on area aQd Usten for· the roa way the" m,essage of Shakes11:are's "Coriolanlhrlelcs .. : When· ltiJy and us, · let alone "Hamlet, but those plays "anid at the Americana lifter his 1 tlave llved for an impressive length of P4ied Jilu~JI!nJ !.!Je ~ · ~ • time · · · Abbe Lane did some business ed to t1fi ~~nee.. Til ~!~lent dedd- while she was on her honeymoon in !lpartment tor a!J .bJs.clot:l. ~ llame. Sbe conferred wltb VIttorio be. ~Uea,~lld "!..W ~.... I' Sica about- a comedY-•USjlense flim propllotl!l fol'-· ~ d~U:aUoQ; wid. - • and lmmedlatQly ~ sl!e ~ad tbe flee Pro~ 1dl& meil. .~"· ·he wo , . IICI;i~t .B;be deciJied It wu 1u.st wl!at she !"~ llav.e to •tro_u to lome' r: 'Y'P4tli ' _l'lo •l!rd '0!1 bow brldell'OOm_@· '!'uraJ!t. . .• •. - • II' ~ • emselye.s whlle thelt )llides are Ec=•£: f.- I ~Jio! :-;fk;. ·\;,,,,., .. ~ "oi' MIDDLEPORT, 0,. .' ° B . < The Valentine Dance nation and was a screeliin• Serving Meigs County for over 93 years RUTLAND By DOROTHY KILGALLEN Ge t the producers of the new low Broadway Bulletin Board budget hit, ''No thing But A Man," to teu Maximilian Schell and Princess Sora- y_ou . their ha_rro':VIng experiences while J:• are back together again and actm ~Ilmmg a scnpt m Mississippi. The stor~ llke devoted sweethearts, after severa1 les would make pa~e one readin b t w~eks of JCH~e~. Hono rs go to mediator all concerned apparently h ave g~ow~d Gma Lollobriglda, who knew the situa- not to talk beca use "it would make troution and persuaded Max and So t .t h raya o ble for people who helped " 0 ne of t ' • aomt eac .- was waiting for the other to th . e na tons most celebrated stnppers make the first reconciliation move. Ma - ;ust underwent a complete surgical ovor Wagner ought to get Gina working erha••' the Welfare stnke '>peaking 0 wns, comeaian .buady Hackett has u 1'1."-u , ,vucnae_l (;acoyannts, the briJJiant the staJ!ehands at "I Had A Ba 11 " no end writer • dtrector - producer of "Zo b by telling the audience now much over- the Greek," which is breaking reco:d: time the boys will get if he stays on three VIS!ted Dr. Robert Baird's narcotics clin: nunutes longer. The customers laugh tc m East Harlem to witness a sessiOn but th~ stagehands don't ..... A famed part1clp~ted m by ~ddicts who are lrysmger s house is sche®led to be auction- mg to k1ck the habit Cacoyannis came ed by the Internal Revenue Service to away dazed and shakeg bf the experfpay for debts allegedly owed the govern ence; he believes the sl'ory of the chnic :ent · · · Cary Grant must be chucftlmg- ~ould . make a stark, powerful. perhaps e made the front page of a metropoli: mcred1ble motion picture Jack tan newspaper a few days ago with the "Murph the Surf" Murphy has been oilsame stock interview he uses on every served at the bar of the Embers West ~ewspaperman. The key question is (f~rmerly _the Spindletop) quaffing his Me you prepared to lose your son to dn!lks while wearing casual Florida-type another woman?" That and most of the attire - a sw.. ter anti sla~lr· · F o the_r standard qu_. otes was printed 'a ao. ,......... ne r~ncn _an~ :,u lunny. Their Mu· a 110 ' #hat's a_U the fusa aoout ~!:IIzabeth ACians Umon figured out a way to av'!'aYI,o~ wanting to become a British sub- eng~. themselyes for recent government Jo;ct;, like her husband? Our State De t. deCISion to dtSbind three state OFchestras.I They plan to send full-scale crews dldn t t urn green when Lee Harvey 'P Os- t Ra 1 wald flung them his passnnrt and dld bls .. o P ay ve outside the houses of minbest to become a RusSian CommunJst. tSters r~sponsible for the foul deed _ Yet Liz '!lad~ 11 clear in her statement after nu~night, of course. Ravel, indeed that she 1s still fond of the United--States How deligbl!u~! If they really wanted t~ a'!d she most probably isn't very ~~y t~e villlans, strange that they With a rifle, yef the Warren Commission tune.t think of some· terrible roclt 'n' roll baa decreed that Oswald bad a grudge , , , good 1 EFFECTIVE MARCH 15, 1965 TY ·no· *W he'• nelll'b" ·' • .t·....,., t: •- ~~ itlidyi!ia sci!JJiJlior; · · < ·'"7\. · '"' ' (UPI) - 'Mild! ~Dab ~Tbe · ~ ible sal.ary nfolk and close friends John B. Connally~ I ,niaht after spending a I ~ and classrvoni · Illness I"'G u _.;.,,.. i · V ..,_. --- lleeping on extra rot~ . Sh. e group stayi·d at Blair · e, the pre~Jdf'nlial gue-~t ~ locafE'd ~:~cross Pennsvl· 1 Avenut' from the White e. ~ fn I' The teachers thonked ~-4 " I i o/o 0 0 1 1 Max SchelJ, Princess Hack Too-ether 1 ; ··we must improve our :Sident Johnson shared . S<'hoots. so that every child wm .elegatwn of hts Texas ' have I he best possible teac~r : who are on hand for:and every teacher the best - hs 1 Will !House . Yideo viewers have a 'first' on the launchtng pad for their home screens Sunda~ ~n. 24, when noted space scientist • erner vo~ Bra~n will be seen and heard In a taped 1 ~1ervtew on Science All Stars, ~h descrtbes how Project Apollo will ~rh I ree U.S. astronauts Ia a renduvo111 wtt the moon. The show airs on the ABc- ; or' 1 . Imaginative." ": 1 "Fir<t. I am detennJned that I t>XcPIIPnre in education be uur n~mber-one goal. A peat P_dnrat1on system is a prerequii s1te of a great state," be .id. Lingerfor Days, Weeks flight from Texas had a ay air w'th relative• and LONDON (UP[) - A Brill•~ ds visitil'lg up and do\\-11 ~e-d i ca l expeM said today that lisle!il of the plane and taJ,. Sw Winston Churchill ill obvt· ~ic1ure~ with flas h ram- ously dying , but that It migM , be days or even weeks before 1ong the group wt>re the his great heart beats Ita: Jalt. ident's Jnde. HL•ffman " It !Churchill's UIDOII) Is ob~"- San Antonio, and aunt. vlously a terminal eundition. Josefa saunders, and Sam but it is usually the biltory of of Floresville. Te:t., a re- these attacks that if they are publisher of w~f"~ly oews- ~ not fatal in the firlt 41 houn rs who was onf' of thP first they can go on for a ian& ons to urge John~r.n to g~ time.'' h~ said. pu~lic lift>. I . 1 '1n winter, however, - ft · - ~ ---·- hkely to find thai a reiJ)lralory complication will set ID llld tbl8 VICe Of .will be the end." I A spokesman for a . ftll'Old 1 Lord Moran, <llurchlll'• pbysJ. ' cian, said he bad not caDed In specialists 1o assist hlm 111 <!Brins for his 111mous patlt'ttll ..,_ cept for Lord Brian, the neurolrvices for Mrs. Roy White obgisll,lhrwho ~~fii!OIIdlut lbo .,.,.._ · ra <>muuoiS Jl'r.lday Racine , who died •t Vet- 1becau"' he need far 110 s Men!orial Hospital Satur-1 them. evening. will l>e ht"-ld al uo p. m. at Ewing PARKERSIUtt. Jel. Bunal w1ll be m th• FINED IN COUit MAN rt Cemelery The Rev, A Parker b T' 8 Ufl, W. V&., · man ~land Norri~ will officiate I · · , was clled to P-..y ayor rvivors include her hu9.,Charles Legar') Court SUnday I. Roy : these son,. Claud• followlng a two • ev _ ldtlut Harold, Louisvill•. Ky.; on East MabHt 8l ·U. lntormond of Mansfi eld, and section of Sprlllt Aft. dngs, LouL•ville. Ky.; s!x l Police saki Ford Lowe, 41, ~te~s . Grace Getti•. Louis- was cited liter ~- fllvolvlld ; VK>Iet Kerns. Wheeliltj, m a mlshap wltb a ·ear drl. Joseph Turner, Reedsyin~; by Emory II._, 51, Pomero,. dena Doty, Belaire; Mrs. 1'1bere was ~ - ~e ID n Dailey, Portland. analboth vehlcleL ~~~; ~ wt!"e . Dorothy Douglas. Racine; !reported. Lowe · ... elt~fll!il irandchildr•n. two brothers.! with failing to· . . 'wtt:bla 811 three sisters. assured cleaa: ·~. -lends may call at !be l . , - -·- - ral borne anytime. Veterua •t h\:w g- · 11 1 I 1 er • Glenn Ford's Favorite Lady act • a director should direct" - nur does be want to work t~ ward any particular part or • type of part. "I feel."' be s.ays, ''that there BY DICK KLEINER are certain kinds of parts 1 like llolly"oed Correopoadeat lest. Westerns, for instance, HOLLYWOOD (NEAl ~ally aren't work lor me, ne.. At lunch, Joseph Cotten and cause I raise horses and 1 love R1cardo Montalban were lhat life. But I should do a 11 c~nging stories about the most kinds of parts. I lake tbe parts iWII men they knew. This was where the scripts are believa•n appropriate conversational ble and where the director, topic, since they were both in- cameraman and soundman are vo_lwd in lilming a IJIOvfe about men I have confidence in.'' 0'1 II men called "The Monef Trap." Ford aJso told me that for (CoUen'o candida•. incident- years he has refused to answer ally, won the hooon. He was a the question abut which of his l>ustness manaaer. who learned leading ladles was his favorite to profit from bls clfents• di- but no;, he has decided w aO: vorces, 81ld consequentlf began swer it. ..Geraldine 'page;• be said. to persuade them air to get divorced.) 'I• 'Dear Heart," I found Iter "The Mouey Trap" is an *- h a tremeodously eJ:eitint MGM fUm lhal seems to be a perormer to work whh. 'In fact, lbere Is talk that throwback IG the old good~ !urns-bad-because of mon- Martin Manulis wanta to team ef-hungry-wile stories of lhe us qain. I hope it works out." '30s. Maybe tbe time is ripe FORD'S PRIVATE TRAILER lor a new cycle of these. With Glenn Ford, Montalban. Cotten, Is a Iuourious thinl - handsome ,wood paneling, objects d'· Efke Sommer and Rita Hayart such aa a framed copy of worth, this one bas a good cast, Patton'o D-Oay speeeb to his and Burt Kennedy lA a clasa di· rector. lrooptl - but Alontslban's was lhe ordinaey lludlo losue. It dldn't seem to squelch hiB bap. Pl' outlook on life. "I'ID happier DOW/' be says, "!ban I used 18 be when there o- sereamlnJ teen-flier• al'Oitlld ~ne. lll&ed 10 ...,.._ were all ey a~ ,which 'iru IIIJ bell lide ... - · · He, J f I \rs. White ;Tuesday Tue!-1' I I w•cK GU~RDS .• . •~-~....-: . I Admtslllllla ........117-- Mra. ESC.\PE >!f~JUN (UPI) - Two East .Tack Braley; ~ii'Oy; ~ JoltnsClll, 81r!ICIIIi. · Dlldt....... -R&'<!Iot - 'Nc!Jie Border guards Sunday Bfrta iiiiiiUJ -,~ Mr. attcl forced 1 third Commu- Mrs. JliCk altley ~ ·It to ferry them SOD. ·/ ,'· ltCfOIB l lake to.n-. 1 Sbda, .,._J q ~ West Berlf11. 'I'bf Ill- Price, W ' 1 fit,, CU...:ill sergeant and 21-yea.- Wilson, , r- &;:;Pbf·i:,i...'ili coiiUtlalldeerecf a Lewlo, Hiltlfl(t irlllit, · · -- · · and arolored fts ~~ ·· ' eros• the Niedereuen-- Saad!Js, ::'. . ,. · .;.. _,.~.._ _ .,_..._ R.. , , • '· ,....,., \I! . It QIIIIUI, . -M~'r~.~·"··~--~c· ' ....... . 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