http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/84c16c9db495393309ed691a1f998640.pdf 851a7449eb79770eb8de00bf0a88d163 PDF Text Text . .. ... ~ ·- - ............... - .. ' --~ . . . . .. . _ ......... ' --~ ' --- .... . . . . . ---- ~ ~ ~ ' - • Swatzel Inducted Mrs. Barn hI'I/ • Mlnenville. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Swatzel . . 'M'a··,·nty About A valentine& rrangement of Into Sword & Blade dd • A • red sateen, while satm and gilt· Celebrate 50th We mg nmversary Is Hostess to tered hearts made by Mrs Michael s Swatzel, of ' dAd nd Fred rt k A People In watson de~roted the <'Offee Mr and Mrs Charles I< Swa~ I Aroun n "I s~:tz.~ cel::.,ed th~lfc 50th THE POET'S Garden Club Jable ~ a plastiC tree of val- zel of 110 Vale St' Pomeroy, I About dd g anruversary Sunda v •• RNER Pomeroy entine candy was on another was tnducted mto Scabbard and i' ; t: i';.,me of thetr son and CO Mr and Mrs. Milton Roush The Rooe Garden Club held Jable. Valentines for e~change Blade dunng the annual Ml 11• . Middleport j daughter-m-law, Mr and Mrs FIFI'Y YEARS and farmly were Sunday gueats Its monthly meeting Feb. 17 at were placed m a decmated val- tary Ball at Oh10 UmverSJty 1-Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport - --Portland Club Meets at Home Carolyn Price NOW YOU KNOW r o~,_!eb - 23 . 1965 ·"'·-·"""'-1 The speed of the earlb'o rotaton Is not conalstent because of tidal frlctton , turbulent motion within the earth's core aod "'ind variation. 1 100 1 of Mr. and Mrs A. C. Rickard the home of Mrs. Carl Barn- entlne box. Scabbard and Blade IS I n7t hill. Roll caU was answered by . tJOna l Military SorJe ty Way down in Missouri Mrs. Norman Fisher .and aon, naming an early blooming Games were played Wtth priZr elects its members each year of \1rs ( <~rCJ I\n f'nre Thurs Wit h hPL .oso n and fam 1h \1r 1throughoul with arrangements A Shumway lassie grew too .IThoma::., returned to their ho!De shrub. Mrs. Mildred Headley es awarded the winners and from the third and fourth year 1in Senecaville Monday even~ read the verse of the month. da y, Feb 1!1 -\ siHut bl.!..'iLnt"' and \Irs :0..1•r haPI ~r~1r1 and ol flowers Lhe gifts of rela valentines were exchanged. Re- ROTC classes on the . basis meetmg .., 4 .., < Pruiur tt·d b\ tht' ~on s, ott and ,w'.\- tJ<~In ~on, tlws <:~nd tnend5 [r the .;tate or west Vuginia after a week end visit Wlth The program was on the care b-eshment9 of red Jello. fruit of meritorious academiC and v 1 c~- prp.;; 1 tknt \ lro.; Ha 7.t'l ~k Kt>\ln ~1 <Jt!ht·w Miss Glenor.1:1 Shumway and In a "G retna Green" county Mr and Mrs. Robert Wamsley of azaleas and rhododendrons salad, heart shaped cooktes and ROTC achievement. Swatzel. 1 T edd ceremon was and family by Mrs. 1. 0. McCoy. punch were served by Mrs. Wat- who 1s a semor tn the College Kelvr) ck A. Swatze were heir Y Thoma1 Fisher of Senecaville were son to Lenora Bass, Steve of Arls and Sc1ences and • Mn; Rurh f-_btr-;b<:~th askt'd Tht' H. t'~ \I F· J) 0 W.'ion ,1s Mr umrt'dfo,reden m marriage at Pt Pleasheldw mg and The floral arrangemen•WJ 1 for ctonatwn ~ u1 't'gdablf"·; fnr <ondurtlnK (h urrh ser vices t'il.th • w Va february 18 1915, The future years held their visited Swxlay with Mr judged and ribbons awarded to Thorpe, Corky Moore, Paula distinguished nHIItary sclenco~ s 1· t>mng ,v thr Port la nd ant. Mrs. Mason FISher and family ........ Lo'IS McCain and Mrs. EthJean Moore, Sue Ellen CUnningstudent, is a 19&1 graduate iloup wtmh \\ 1~ HJ De St! r\l:'d 'um a\ t'~ b1 thl! Hev AndPrs•,n pastor bounty R land fi' h Mountam uuo h h 1 bv the {lub :.tt the Bloodmoblit> ' 1eth•Jdl:,:t ( hurr h o! tht> Methodist church They Slat~ BU5m~:S e~llege student, el Arbaugh. The special ar- bam and John Warner. Pomeroy Hlg sc 00 · 1~ Pom rro\ vn Monda~ F'f'b 1 Tht' nnnu: of \am\ Hu( han-· are the parents of four chtld- So. on February 18. in 1915, spent the weekend with his rangement was by Mrs. J. S 22 Mrs Pme M1s YlcKelvt"v . Hfl ~<i~ un 1ntt'nttonalh omlt· 1 ren twu sons, William and Thetr young hearts beatmH parents, Mr and Mrs. Mason Davlll. For Years Of Dependable Service Mrs Je an S<nrt• and Mr~ .lt'<lrl It'd from rtw m1·mbt'! S of tile Charles bbth ol Pomeroy : Mrs true Fisher and family , Minersville. Mrs. Bamhlll had prepared Schul er lolun1rt·rt"d 1•J hl:'lf-1 a1 \\t"stmmstl:'r \oulh Fello.,.. Shlp, Tex tMarJom•l Myers Arhng- Gtt>nora Shumway and Freder- Mrs. William Fisher and son a game pertaining to flowers Buy Your Refrigerator At Elberfelds the Bloodmub1ll:' partll iJhltmg :;, lht- patr1otH l io n, Va:~ and M1 s H.avmond Jck Swatzel returned to their home m Bel- fo~ all~ take part m a.nd th< Eleetwn uf olflC'l'l'S ror tilt' program Suudav t!Venmg 1:1 1 INHo!T\I J Trcn1s of E:wa 8f'aeh, Plighted their love by say- ,pre Sunday , after spending the prtze gomg to Mrs. LoiS Mc· fo!lowmg Yl'ar was held w1th the Fw"1 Unl tt"d Presb\ten~:~ n 1H;tv.ali ing, " I do.'' past ten days w1th her parents, Cain. the fotloiHng elt>( ted PrPSidt•nt 1'hun 1 1 l'he table was lovely m whtte Mr and Mrs. Sam Arnold. They Refreshments were served to Mrs lean SaHe VJCe Prt>s1!men cov-er, centered w1th a The commg years brought were accompamed home by Mr. 14 members. Next meeting Wlll 01110 1 l;~rgt! t akro ced in wh1le and dent Mr s Ha1e l \T(t\t'lvf'v \1 \s"' Kmen Ba.tme~ laughter, Fisher who spent the weekend be held at the horne of Mrs. Secrerary lrt'asurel Mrs <ar l'nt\NSit) !j\Udt'nt . s!knl the det'ora1tod w1th gold rosebuds The commg years brought w1th relatives. Howard Caldwell. The lravelolyn Pnre and PublH 11v rh~1r weekend \o\llh her P~ll·ents :\1r and top()f'd w1th gold weddmg tears Calling Sunday on Mrs. Olar- ing prize was won by Mrs. Dorman. M1 s Sh1rlt·\ lulmsm1 , ,md \trs Even·11 H~chnPI and bell ~ and tht- numeral• ''SO" m l The1r growmg love and under- les Buck and Mrs. Ehzabeth thy Stout. After a dellrltHI ~ pot lurk dilughtf"r < onnH' gold rose bud, punch, coffee, standing hearts Humphrey were Mrs. Margaret -----~unch, .\1rs Mallha Host' de m Mr and M1s Orvtlle Yates one end ol tht! table and the I O'er shadowed all their fears . Werner and son, Bob, o1 Coonstr<.~1t>d lt'Xtllt· pa1ntmg 1<> the I and sons Dale IJe<;jn and Duane s1lver 1·offee service on the lumbus, Mr. and Mrs. Everett group and tlw altPJ 1\tllt!l "d" ol Mtamisl:mrg, Ohto . were orhe1 "Wee'' Swatzels came to vlllit Davts, Middleport, and Wayne spent pamtmg Vtl'ekend guests of her SISter IndiVIdual Ntke squares ilt>d them Russell of Norfolk, Va. 1 1 Tho se arr ndmg IH'It-' \frs ~:~nd fam1h the Rt!~ and Mrs 111 wh ite and topped w1th a Boys and g1rls, four in all Mr and Mrs Jerry Fry reRose Ml:. Ftwrsi;J<Hh i\.l!s \1 E Dow son and sons Doug· gold rozebud, punch. coffee, Permanent guests, arrivmg to turned to their home, Dover, OU Q SaHe Mr-.; Plit t' \lr s \1( Kt!l lo and Dw1ght mmts and nuts were :.;erved. share Del Monday aJter a weekend OtiS Bell, the son of misslonve) Mrs !ol!n <;"n .md ,on. \hs lohn Vultz and Mrs Mr~ Theodore Beegle presld· Their home, a cottage smaD visit w1th Mr. and Mrs. Narley ary parents servmH 1n Japan, }r11 s S('hull'r ::~nd son M1s lia r \ei<~ !ones accompanied lhe1r " 1 ~t the pun(·h bowl and Mrs Hysell, ,Mrs _Faye Fry, Mrs. will be the guest speaker at the rv Swan \lr!o A lbt'JIH HrndN .., l..,tl:'r \1r s. Harold Vogel so n~ Hugh Lane at the eoffet> ser- J Time goes on, children grow Ellen Ebersbach and other Sub-district Methodlst Youth son i\lrs Ettwl ~:ult'! \1 r ~ ,111d d<HJghtel \lel mda to the1r : \ 1ce Approxtmate ly 150 guests up relatives lk: V Fellowship Rally to be heid Marlj:lt:' HoustJ ~Ir s Katldt>tt• lwml m P{Jrtsmouth for <~ VISit 1 were registered by Mrs Mich- l And establish homes of their Wayne Russel1 of Norf~th· h~ Sunday afternoon, Feb. 1! at , ael Swatzel ot Athens 1spent the weekend WIussellIS th e Ches ter Me thod'-t Ward Mrs ( i.!rml:' n H:.tll Mr~ ovt> r I lie ltollda) own. m Cburc h , Lou1se Bn-wu Piluln ( huck1e and Dav1d Follmo,mg the op1•n house Mr One bv one they marr) and ,mother, Mrs. Jessle R M • at 2 30 p m. Bell is a student at : Mrs. Charles Burt and . n . Oh U 't 1 1eave --- - - ( oHrt u! Bt'lprt> spt'!t l seve, ra ' a nd Mrs Swalzel en•ertamed ' I IEllen Ebersbach were ThurslOll nlverbesl y. ked to da\s "1th tht'l r grandmot 1er. 1Wllh 3 famtly dmnPI Present T!l l fi'r1tz and G enn are G , A mem rs are as .• dayr busmess VISitors m a. 11- send th err . ,. \1rs I uc1llt' i\la~e~ m ,1'11ddl e were Mr and M1 3 1'ex Myers all a 1one w cen1s to Mrs. pa ul poMis. Cha 1 B k a Karr, Long Bottom by WedPurl wh 1lt> the1r partonts. Mr and son Mat k Arlmglon Va . , , rs res uc w s an . h and Mt s f.rnt>~t Cov+>rt wer P Mrs Donald Blankenship Can- 1H~ppmess grows like cluld1'en I ht Th d y of nesday of th1s week. Outreac 1 . , overmg gues ucs a h · WI! Ath , Pomeroy Ohio on a tnp ton Mr and Mrs Jeffrey Devdo her brother Ran Might and Area c a~rmen, rna er~l r Hnd Mrs Kenneth Ca le I er and son and M1:ss Sondra And comes wtth grandchtld- Sister, Mrs.' Viola Rumft~ld at ton and Terry ~arrel1, with and ciHidrt'fl Marsha and Me Polls Columbus Mr s Albert ren too R 11 d I their counselor, Mildred Lucas, 1 L.AST TIME TONIGHT I. / I ' ' U an • • char ge of t he pror I11., !1ssa have gone to Nor o \a Swatzel, Ma,;on w va , Mrs Thf'Jr past years have b~n a Mrs. Eslie Mossman returned will be m ELVIS PRES! F'\' 10 "ROUSTABOUT" \\hNe \11 Cat; has been as-1 1\orma Chapman Mr and real JOY ho..•ne Saturday after a week'& gram. t'll'{ hmcolt•r) stgntod \Irs Cale and daugh- Mrs Charles Swatzel and dau ! In learmng that It ls a gtrl VISit at Newark with her Mrs. Leo Smith Is remind· Elv1s Pr<"S1t'\ Ua rh.1 ra SI <Hl 1 Br~nda or a bov daughtt:"r and son-m-l.aw , Mr ing each MYF group that subwyck. Joan 1 ~rt>Prmn Le1l ters have been w1th her moth- ghler , Ctndy , Mtss Er1ek so n. Stu -\nne Langrlon t'l i\11 5 ~lax Roller ror sever-~ Potts, Jame:s Swatzel and the and Mrs. Donald Morgan and district dues ~bould be pa1d as Faaturette· al ll,t'f'ks honored guests, all of Pomeroy Happmess w1th the joyo f hv- ~son soon as pos~Lble to Robert COMMOTION on th• OCEAN j mg Mrs Susie FISCher spent Sun- Swanson, Mtll~t. Middleport. \l 1 and Mrs Carl Mattox 3 Stooves Wt!re busmes~ \l~\1ors m Galll- 1 I As eaf'h new dayt hey greet day at New Haven, w va., Mrs. Smith would also like for Colorcartoons A.dmt~sum 75c and 4!1c pnliS Sllnda~ I IHappmess o'er flowing, when With her sister, Mrs Mae each local MYF to reJX)Ttbelo Mrs Arthur Stuart has re- 1 A great grandchtld they meet. Reilmire and Mr and Mrs. her the amount of money t y WED. and THURSDAY 1urned to hn home m Charles John Reitmire and son, Stan· have collected to be used for February 24·25 ton. 11 va all or havmg be<n Sharmg each other'• sorrow ley. the call 1o Japan for Otts Bell NOT OPEN callt'd here due to the senous Attendanf'e pms were award- and pleasures Mr. and Mrs Richard Van- to talk with biB parents. 1rllness of her b~<l1her Mr Hom- ed. at the Syracuse Nazarene Whether cloudy or sunny Mete~ of Beverly were Sunday FRIDAY and SATURDAY February 16-27 er Cook and Mrs Cook. patients Church durmg the S u ndav weather, evemng guest~ of her slstex, "SHOCK TREATMENT" at Veterans Memona! Hosp1tal. l School hour Sunday mormng. · These two hNve trod the path Mrs Susie Fischer. Stuart \\'h1lman, Carol Lyn The 1965 Models In All Sizes Are ~ 1 ss Jea nette Crooks MarM L Wt be And walkt'd along together. Mr. and Mrs Gene Orlander lfy . Rodrlv Mcf>owel.i, Laur!;'n · rs eroy a son, on · 1 H 11 d s d Bacall. Jetta spent the holtda) wt'ek h h 1 o arroonva e vtslte un ay 1d . ) hat1 o1 Jte scoo, have come and years wtt 'hM r. an dM rs. Jh F'k "LILIES OF THE FIELD" On Sale On The 2nd Floor. I end w1th her parents \1r and W 1 presene f , Years on ne. 13• Sini\EY PO ITJER. b(' c;.t ar1o r pms tu 1m a son, or Cldd F k 1 ed 1 h' WrdtPr Crooks Shtre- years LerO\' Wa1son, havt> J!!one [!. re awnd 19fl3 LJiia Skala. 'Irs .f • nme 1 le r1c t Colurn b oM 18 Stanley Adams Pml lt'f as turned to her te-ar hmg dunes }'ears· Mrs · Lerov Watson and I And both have grown qu1te , :mp oyfmen m . urn us on· Mrs. Leroy Watson entertainSunday the mcred1ble, unror~ettablf" 1n Manella toda\ h 1 old a ter spendmg the week ed members of her 1 ay Homer Smith. H.ev William Jhorpe, eJg t F ' 1915 I'll . t . t end With his IUIIrents Mr and School class of Syracuse Nazarom L mneen s1xy.,... , . Havman of ' years, Mr and Mrs C.arwn 1 Mrs R1r hard fJve Mrs Paul fi'nck and famdy . rene church recently with a SUN., MON,'TUES. ! Hunlingdon \ialle~¥, Pl::l IS here ! Haves and Steve Thorpe, srvAnd lhe'lf Mr. and Mrs. P'rench Hund- valentine party at her home tn 1 weddmg is now of Feb. 28---M41r. 1-'l Co f111 a v1s1 t w1th her mother en years, Ltonora Bass, r- 1 golc.a. ley and sons, Don and David, of "I'D RATHER BE RICH" :\,rs R < Sans bur~ and her , k). Bobby Lou and Terry Columbus were overnight vis<Terhmco\m) ntt't'r M1s" l'iall\ S('haaf She I Moore SIX years, Mr~ Bob T d rll itors Sunday of her mother Sandra Oet> Robt>rl Goulet, 1 1 1 . Andy Williams. Charh•s Rug I ca me especially to atten d the Moore and Randy Moore , f1ve 1mesawoneruast A h d . ts d k Mrs. Georgia Williamson They• s h e raws ' pam an s et- also VISited . : ges Herm1 one Gu1go\d (,pm• weddmg or Mtss Cl1nst1nt> Cna1s yean; . .£andra, Tamara an d other relatives on Raymond. Malmre t'he\ alier 1 (,~lid M1 Russell Mclnt\ re to H1rb Stewart, Jane Ann DonTh c es. t f "G ld Monday. Colorcartoon1 1t)e hP.ld Saturda~ afterm~n 0 Iovan , and Cherie Bass, three ! t' dpic~ re 0 a Wed· I Mr and Mrs Dale Valentme 1 :~iiiiiii:iiiiiii:ii::iiiii:=:::;:~~=::_::.:..::.:..::_::.:...::.:.;:::;:...:_.:.:.,::.:..::.:..-. years David Bass, Rob Stewmg coupe" , , of Parkersburg, W. Va., were art and Louise London, two A~d th\ title Fifty Years Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. years, and Bobby Jor Varian, e etc es. Eldon Kraeuter and daughters. "'The John Warner, Lmda Weaver, Claudia Cunnmgham, Barbara BPst Wishes to you, Glenora Nelson's CaU on Birthday Sprouse, Bob Moore and M)irCongratulations to you Mr. new A group of relatJves and "Fritz" tie Warnt!r, all one year, friends called on Mrs. W H. May the coming years be as "with the Dodge Polara 5001 Ebershach SatUrday evenmg 1o happy red all-vtnyl intmior. You mean the As the ones you've enJoyed extend greetm,s 1o her on bucket seats, while car her btrthday herewith During the evening ice cream, thtck carpeting, that's parked 1n a decorated birthday cake, To this Ohio lad and man "No~ padded dash and the m1ddle of And the Mtssoun lassie so the gift of Mrs. Ben Neutz.. I dtdn't notice.~ shiny center console 1 thetr dnveway ... MemberS of Bethel No 62, ling, coffee and mints, were mfty. lnternatwnal Order of Job's We Mrenade and honor you served by Mrs. Neutzling, Mrs. Oaughlers attended mornmg Jacob Ebershach, Mrs. Adam Who together, have lived church servkes Sunday at the Ebersbach, Mrs. George Korn years of fifty. , Middleport F~rst Baptist -Anno Swatul Blanl<enoblp and Mrs. Orville Rader of CoChurch w1th the1r honored lumbus. Mrs. Ebersbach, who F•bruary 18, IH6 queen, Stephame Pullen. has been confined to her home --~ --sented on Palm Sunday at 3 for the past year, received a Followmg Lhe st'rv1ces the 1 Bt'thel glfls were guests at a 1 p.m are invited to come. Ar- number of cards and gifts, inl 1unchenn served ln the church rangements will also be made cluding cut nowen from Mrs. I dmmg room by Mrs. James lo sing at the Community Sun- Adam Ebershach and daughters. Pullen, mother or the honored rise service Easter Sunday. queen She was assisted With the servmg by Mrs. A. R Pul- ' len and Mrs Elizabeth Arnold. Mrs John Fultz, Mrs Kalad i Hmdy , Randy Becker and Miss ' Jerry Pullen I 1 Other gue"ts at the luncheon ' wt!re Mrs El!ite Smith, guard· 1an of the Bethel, Paul Darn ell . assoc1ate'guardian. and the You alwavs drlv• a good Rev ~:tnd Mrs Donald Boont' and duldren, Jeannie and DaOF bargam when you rome to us Vld ror auto fmannng Sav~ money, REHEARSAL SET . A rehearsal for the cantata san pea<.'~ of mmd Our low rates · 'T'he Seven Lost Wordt Of '-'" 1U let you enJOY your car' Chnst ' wtll be hold at tho Fed· 1erated ch urch Thursday at 8 WILL BE WITH US If you haven' seen the Polara 500 ... it's probably because ther& was a crowd around it 1p m. 1s mvited to come. Ar1the cantata which wiH be prt>WE PAY HSf8's tht lint on Pol111 500 2-doorllllldlop or convo~•blo. smoorh-ridlng 121'" wltBBib01o Almost 4 000 pouods 1 11 body lltoutiftt Poro11 383 "'- i~ '18 Also l10n1 bucl.ot sealS and fiJI C&f!l&Ung ilp1ons mcludo s fklor-mooo10~ 4o/o ON SAVINGS Worm Llnod 4-lfiM'( llicllilift rr 3-sosllf 111tomout tachometer. 1m ~11!1 difforon•~. 426 coo• inch W. and mo. loiS more. ' • at y e en tine 1VEA'I'HD Cloudy, rata • - ei&IIIP .... IO!IiPI- Low ......... -- WLII Larn S'o\oalzel, Butternut Ave In the Buckeye state of Ohio t \lrs ('lu·~ter F:rwm tnt~ spen t w1t h upen house from 2 to 4 p Btralloa l'luiJ mt'l ar tht> t10rne th· past lew da):> m l:ielpre 1m The home was decorated Tht> Pon land Humt.' Dt'mun - A Swattel lad did grow at Albany VOL XVI NO. 266 POMEROY -MIDDlEPORT, OHIO FIVE CENTS WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1965 ---- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - PARIS tUPI) France and Russia appeared in agreement today on the desirability of a peace conference to stop the fighting m Viet Nam. Reports from London today satd Communist China was prepared to port1cipate m V1et Nom peace negotiations but opposed to any pre • coruhtions for the talks. These reports said North V1et Nam also appeared ready to Jalk, but also without conditions. I Sov1et Ambassador Serge Vmogradov paid an urgent call on Prestdent Charles de Gaulle late Tuesday and expressed hi~ government's ' serious concern" over developments m V1et Nam. He referred especially to retaliatory Communut Amencan air strikes against North V1et Nam. DeGaulle holds that a settlement should neutralize all of Soulheru~t Asia. It was reported from Washmgton Tuesday that the Umted States has giVen Bntain, with Russ1a 1 a co-cha1rman of the Genev.a conference. ta crt m Soutb V1e-t Nam. U S consent to conduct d1plomattc soundmg:. One of the not1on s top Budd hl':.t .le ade1~, on the possibility of negotiations on Vu~t Nam. Tluch 1 venerable ) Tam Chau , termed the war The report emphasized, hoy;ever, that Bn2gamst Commumst guernllas " fratnc1dal ' tam IS actmg on tts own and not as an U s m an address here Tuesd~~ night to 8,000 agent lailhful. SAIGON !UP!i - BuddhiSt demands for a cease - fire m the ant1-Cornmum st war today raised the poss1bJ11ty of more political stn!e l!:ven as Tam Chou spoke, V1et Co11g uudmg part ies ove.r-ran a government . p•utected hamlet only f1ve miles east of Sa 1gnn w one of the boldest atlacks of lht- war. · You ra nnot wm the war through fighting .• Tam Lhou :sa1d m a maJor po!Jc.,. stalt>ment at the Na1 1onal liutidtust Center He declared that brothers were kJllmg brothers. Tam Chau s statement mal'ked a dramatJi sv.n cli m UJe public Buddhist position Pre~ wuslv. 'Ja m Cha u and other m1htant Buddhist le<.~d1r:. hllve demed that they favored <.~11\ ( t ~:~se - fire or a negotiated settlement \'. 1th 'llt- Commumsts leadmg to a neutrahza1\on ul Sou th \'Jel Narn ~- 1 lF Missionaries' S /I S k on wi pea At y fh R 1/ I WORLD I •==----=--------,· MEIGS THEATRE p• Are Awarded at Sunday School 1 Aff d en once Ins I Mrs. Watson is Hostess for Church Class ELBERFELDS--POMEROY •• · puts In EquaI'IZer "H ave I seen what....7" ' 1 Save Money On WJ/1/////h We Are Please To 1 Announce That 1 BART WEIDEL KAHN TAILORING CO. WEDNESDAY, FEB. 24 BOOTS $5.00 Lodlos l'lno Loothor Rog. $6.99 THE SHOE BOX )!ember Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Middleport, 0. To Present New Spring end Summer 715 Dodge Polara --0211..~ Febrics For Fine Custom Tailored Clothes. New York Clot~ing House R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Mill & Second StrMts POMEROY OHIO 1 I ° Snow Blankets 'I I Dillon Misses Perfect Game B 0 R II To he Arraigned In Court North Sectl'ons I 1 I I t' I I' , ' Who Can Forget Stan LaoreI L"IttIe Man AIways Bemg • pushed Down Laus('he Likes I New Strip Bill I I 1 Middleport, 0, OMAHA . Ne b. (UPJi - Tht bt'J Ut lfU I Omaha Wife or "'dead nnger ·• John (Fntz) Johnson 1s expected to take actJon to have thetr marnage annulled m the nf'xt few days I hat act10n was announced Tuesd<:~y by Johnson's Omaha auorm·y , Harry Farnham Fntz ' WllUid not comment, sa\' in&: 1· anythmg J have to say ·will j eome from my attorney '' Farnham sa1d Mrs .Johnson 1 1s takmg the actton becaus1 1 IJoth she and F'ritz have realized their marnage IS void und1•r Nebraska law HE' said both the pretty 24-year--old mod· PI and her flamboyant husband l1 ze h~ 1s still legally mar· to an Akron . Oh10 woman. Oh10 woman Mrs LawBader df'dmed to com, mPnt on thE" proposed annulmf'nt Her husband dJsappf"ared on a Lake f<:ne f1shmg tnp in 1Ma\ uf 1957 and was declared JegJilv dPad m 19M Fntz was n·cogmzed and 1dentlf1ed as the m1 ~-: ing man whJ le he was attendmg a spo rt~ I show m C't11cago Smre then he 1 has steadfa"t tv dt-med any knowledge of am former life m Oh1o However , fmgerprrnl s tn 1 d1f'Jit>d lhRt he and lhe m1ssin@ man are one and the sarne. suspect Ill• BrutaJBeatIn• I .- ~\\\\\\\~ H"tghway may , Be Name d £or Tom JenIuns • I I AUTO FINANCING 5 DAY FORF.CAST ' Omaha Wife Asking for Divorce Temperatures in Ohio Harold Wilson told lhe House country into fiery battleof Commons that " we have grounds. will average 3·5 degrees been actively engaged m diplo. The ftre _bomb attacks were below normal. RepresenMASON - The Wahama While Falron band will pre- tative normal highs and malic conoultaliono of a <'Onfi- apparently 10 vengeance for the denhal nature." asstassmathoMn ,suodl ayx of hoNegrot sent its wmter concert Thursday, Feb 25 at 2 p m in lows are Cleveland 38-21, exrem1s acorn w se ' th e W a hama High · · The State Department replied 1 h' bl k school au d'1tonum. D1rectoro are Jo- ' C!ndnnali 46·28, and Co15 lumbus 42 • 24. Colder tn a highly guarded one-~en· u~ou a~:rn belac e!"P~t;a~y seph L fngerick and Thomas F. Reed. 1 Thursday and Friday and ltnce statoment "The Brtllsh fh ~ 1 ng pe Y SelectiOns to be featured are I - -- - - - - - - - - 1 then moderating. Pr..-lpiand other governments have ~ 11 us liDS f M 1 1 X ' Band or Americ? March" Iner 0 8 been m touch Wlth us wath re- ! do .~wers co mt 1P 1rom;. by La Valle "Elsa's Proces- 1 Bas1 clarinet - Ahce John- tatlon will average one to max1mum re a 1a JOn . . 11se tllo-tenths or an inrh tpect to our aLtitude on South , agamst the sect the blame for swn to the Cathedral." by son and Joy Thabet. Vtet Nam, and we have natur- 1his d ath Fea Y Alto Saxophone Paula 1 melted In !he southwest 1 Wagner ''Ballet Music" by Ros· ~tlly gtven them a full account pre ~ th t rs were e~; 1 s1m: ''Overture to the Comic Werry, Jack1e Aldridge, Mari_l to one-quarter to ont•-half of the Situation and our views.'' I try s.to kill ~ea:;!~~~~ ~~g _: Opera," by Suppe, and "Baga- • lyn Cook, Connie Hickel, Aud·' inch northeast orruring pion Cassms Clay, a pro~in:t ' tt!lle,'' Wtth a clarmet qua:tet i rey Shuler and Patty Smith. ; mafnlv Thursdav but snow ·nurrif's lik~· lv most I CIUCAGO _ POUCE SE- Mushm, and Muslim leader Ell- , of Shan-y Flesher. Chnsty Tenor saxophone - Sharon 1 daJs . · Howard, Becky LewiS and Con- IQueen •nd \1artha Thompson. cunty forces were mobilized to- I jab Muhammad day because of mounting rU· I :I'he strikes by the snort- ,m~ f!.at~~ur , •• Horn - Debbie Cook, Char- ,, , ' I'~ mars that followers of slain ists destroyed the Musllm's S"wte ~n ~mature F' by lene Dodd and Linda Ord • 1 Black Nationalist Malcolm x 1 - - - -- - 'T'aylor Will be presented by 1 Bar1tone - Steve Wood and , were en route to Chicago to Mary Foster, _ Sharry Flesher, IStephen Fowler. : oven e their leader's death. I 0 JUS IJ.oah Ann Miller, Janell Calli Trumpet - Gary Stewart, and Debb1e Cook, whrle Gary Bob H1ckel, Gary Green , Ron-1 g . Telephone calli to police Stobart. Robert Hickel and Ju- aid Slem, Judith Duncan, Judv ; Tuesday nlghl from a man who I dith [luna Duncan will be fea- Hoffman, Jerry Morgan, and ' I ldentlfi,~ himself as "John Hen- : tnred In "Amer~ca the Beauti- Jame' Lewrs. 1 derson satd a brtgade ol up I Sen 0 kl c c0II ms, ' R- ful .. Ic l'romhone · - Mary ArtiS, I' I1 to 1 000 Black Nationalists was · a ey h f 11 . Ironton has mtroduced an 1' e o owing SJ e student per- ralg Abohn , John Smith, COLUMBUS UP II S I commg from New York to slay "equali;er" btll In the Ohio formers and the instruments ! Frank Zuspan and Donna Lish I R ~ It 0 1 d - R 11a e S~11LE OF CONFIDENCE _ Coull ie l di 1 r'ol Pham V De 0 FIIJ'ah Muhammad leader 1 ' th 'II 1 d · h ' p · R ld H ep. L8r on avJ son · ron .. · • ' Senate which would permit ey WI pay unng t e ror1- : ercuss1on ona ester, 1 th Ng or Thao !L t as he lea\ics the l10n1e of l; 1·n Ngmt> n of the Black Mushms ( cert I Robert H ds M R h on. proposes nammg e sf<'- Kh f b R I R teachers to use m1litary serv1ce · . u on, yra ous • tion of us 52 10 Lawrence 1 anh a te1 the re el lorct'S had been plat !'d aro und oger D1l on of Pomerov D credit for retirement purposes. Oboe- Mary Foster Mtke Harbour and ~ian Hart County the ''Tom Jenkms \1em-i the bulldmg Khanh s troops lalet lr~.ljJIU l t'd most of 2 eamP v,.J1hm one strike ot NEW YORK POLICE At present any teacher who I Flute - Janel! Call. J u d Yj Dale Johnson wtll_ play the oTJal Highway" 10 honor of the 1Sa1¥on I rom Thao s wsu 1gents rollmg a perft>et game Tue"day sharpshooters lmed surrounding has been a member of the Guheen, Jane Dodson, Barbara . bass Leah Ann ~1tller , the late Thomas E Jenkms. long- I evemng at lhe Pt~meroy BowJ.. rooftops today m a tense v1ali anned forces on achve duty 1 Marshall and Lmd.a Abohn. bassoon and Jenmfer Zerkle, 1 r Oh mg la nes . lffie congressman district rom 10 ~ I agamst threatened VIOlence ~at I may qualify up to ten years of '' c'I anne! - Sharry Flesh~r. t he ban tone saxophone I 10th congreSSI(}nal (J Dillon. rollmg ror Fnreman the Harlem funeral home where that duty for teacher rettre- 1Chns.ty Howard , Becky Lewis, I I DavJdson satd he mtroduced b and Abbott m the Tn - Count}' the body of slain Black Nation- ment cred1t in Oh1o For the 1 Conme Harbour. Shiels Walker, the bill to dedicate the highway • • League. turned m 10 consecuahst leader Malcolm X is on : teacher to be eligible, however, I Karen Roush, Brenda Burton, , to Jenkms . becauso I feel 'I live stnkes befnre breakmg th• would be mce to do sumt'thmg stnng of h1s 11th roll pubhc vtew 1h'- must have entered the arm-I Jo~etta Ltsh, Beverly Russell, ! ed forces d1rectly from teach- Susan Grmstead, Sharon Rol~, f 'I hP only thmg that kept 011· k h 1 The investigation of Mal-. t edt t h llns sandra Marshall John I et IS ormyoldfnend' ('Ql, UMBl!S (lJPil - A S ti SPt'Cl \\d S to hf' a!IJ\ gllf'tl ion fr om bN·om mg the fJrsl colm's assassination and Tues· mg, reurn acJVe teac - , W ~ T H ff ' J 1 Jenkms , a native of Jackson 1toctav tn the 1:tn1tal rohher\ beaitng of HobPrt 1 ]leland day's fire-bombmg of the Black ing wlthing two years after M~r ~n ~~ : R~ man,d ~anne , served two terms as Lawrence III. a promJnt'nl :'-J€\\ Yot k bank rl \\ ho \A .b st !I I Ill I' I If - pt:>rson tu roll a perfect game Mushm headquarters mosque ml leavlng the armed forces and g , ~o s tzer an ancy By United Press International Countv prosecutor and one as Jral conditiOn . un the Pomeroy lanes was tht Harlem took on international taught in the state at least iAnderson. Snow fell today rroJ'n Texas st.ate -s~.:nator before he was The suspect , Albert J ohnson .Jr :14 ('nlumbus was lour pm , overtones With the claim by one year after that ttme Alto clarinet- Erma Crites, to the southern Great Lakes elected to Congress m 192.1 llelc hargPd Tuesdav mght Vltlh ass.Jtdl \\t1 h a dP ..ldl\ \\eJ~ · Dtl!on ptckPd up the pin that clvU right! leader James Farm- Collins' proposal would grant Cathy Zuspan and Susan War- while frigid archc air plunged! served m Congress from 1925 1pon and unarmed robber v kept him from Jommg the very er that the killing was master- to any teacher who has been southward through the Plains. until 1958. never lostng an elet·- I • • elite 300 club. and With th • inded a member of the armed forces, PATIENT TAKEN Heavy snow warnmg~ were tlon He died m December 19 ~9 1 PohrP sa1d Johnson adm1Hed --spare , ended wnh a 289 It 11 m overseas. but who is melig1hl,e for re- Bert Dodridge, Pomeroy, was extended into lower Mtchigan.: For several years . .J~nkms nothmg but they lmk him w1th m1ra He\'nolds 34 <olumhus !t'port t>d the only htgher game tirement credit for such ser- taken to Veterans Memorial northwest Jn<'hana and most of was dean of the 01110 dE'legallon the mc1dent Ireland was found aftt-r mt•t-tmg tlit"m m u tw zr•ded at the Pomeroy lanes CAPE KENNEDYTWO vice, the r1ght to purchase hospital and admitted as a me Illinois Hazardous driving m Congress. He served as m an alley unronsCJous He rP- Ireland a dJrPr rm ol 111e M was a 290 by Pat Will several shtps searched the Atlantic ear- these years of military service. leal pat1ent at 1 15 p.m. Tues-- warnmgs wf're ISsued south of chairman of the Congressional ce1ved a skull fracture and suf- A Hanna co ( l t~·,•ela nd a Hars ago Dillon was bowlmc ly today for a lost experiment- He says it would add equity day by Pomeroy emergency the snow belt. partn('r m Bro.,., n B1oth E'rs llaz on lant>s thrt>e and four . 1Food Study Committee m the I fered from exposure squadmen. More than 3 m<:hes of fresh l l940s and was a member of the I Ireland told police Johnson at nman and Cu Nt'\" \mk and al space glider. It disappeared, ! to retirement credit. after glidmg from the edge of snow rell durmg the night In House Ways and Mf'ans and tacked hm1 m Johnson s apari a former Nrw 'rm k Ba nk ,1f1J 1 space at speeds up to 1S,300 1 Ch1cago, making superhtg~ways ] Atomic Energy committees ment carl\ 'luPsda\ Pollee CC'I w<:~ s 10 ( olumhu" tor a miles an hour to an ocean recov· l' treacherous and school Children U 8 '" satd Ireland had gont> to 1hf:' 1Ranf'o Inc bo 3 rd ot dn t't tor, 1 · hes of snow C happy . UP to 8 me ery area. t o~"" h enten ...awrence h apartment w1t h Johnson and El- nwetmg ' th nd th h oun y m t e west at t e Scto- ____ _ A study of the scorched glid· was on e grou roug 1 C 1 1 f lr 1 I told pol we Johnson He 1 parts of Nebraska, Kansas and I o oun Y me wes o on on I unchf"d h . . er and Its fltght records may ' Missouri. and runs along the Ohto R1ver l Veterans Mf'morlal Hospital P , Jrn In lhP fatt' and belp lay the eroundwork for Iuntil It crosses mto West VIr· ADMISSIONS - Dana Lam- kJCkE"d hml lie .;;aid the anack - rou;\<1BUS !UPll - DE"mo. aerospace planes that would be gmta at Chesapeake bert . Middleport. Gt'rlrude rr then stn pped lum and too k rra tJ(' S('n Frank Lausche, I able lo laod at jetports after I Death Penalt A··· Drake. Vmton Henry Hun! . ever)lhmR lfl 11" poekels "''"P' for ml'r llhio governor, today swoop1ng back from space. . . . Y H.acme Bert Dodndge Pome- tlm'e kryo;;, r::~lled an OhiO Senate bil) SANTA MONICA, Calif. (UP!) Milllons wtll never l is Pushed Forward Two Pet>'ti'on• f<>r H. ld N p' MJSs Heyn,J ds was pwkl'd up a~med at lighlening strip mini forg t h' bee h ( th th ('ttl roy , aro orton, orne roy T e tm ause e was one 0 em e I e CHARLESTON, W. Va . <UPI) 1 DISCHARGES _ Wtlbur Me Tuesdav as a malenal wllnPss rrgul at10ns a vast 1mprove. PHU.ADELPHIA HE man, the harmless chap who never succeeds no matter - The West Vtrgml8 Senate to- Divorce are Filed 1Do ld Ch t Ch 1 W b- .Johnson ha" prev10us Pom w ment owr ex1stmg laws ,. Pennsylvania Manufacturers' how hard he tries. jday was expected to advance to . . na ...,' es er , ares e lion s for ass~ult and~~ on p<11 A four . p;ge leftPT from Association was told Tuesday That was the story of Stan Laurel's life In the movies lpassage stage without fanfare- 1 Two petitions for dlvorce l ster, ~alhpohs . Gerald Thomp- ole Lmo;;che was read to the Seomght that the 1968 Republican - the easy-going fellow who always seetns to get the HouSt-' - approved biiJ to were filed .tuesday m the son, omeroy ate Agnf'ulture and f'onsPrva .. presidential nominee could knocked about by the big man The bi~ man. in Laurel's abohsh capital punishment for Clerk of Courts dlvtswn of l BIRTH - Mr and Mrs Ron t\On l'ommltl~ bv Sen Ed-. come from either Pennsylvania case, of course _was his p_artner, rat Oliver (Babe) Hardy.\an crimes. , Me1gs Co\,lnty Common Pleas I ~~:u ~~n Meter, Portland , .a , C'\LL OFF' MEETIN<. mund A Sar~u s. D-st ClalrJ. or Ohio. Their partnership ended af- ~ The btll, amended Tuesday to Court g er A meeting Sf'heduled for lues- VIlle. ('htE'f sponsor of the bilL 'lbe association's president, ter a 30-year association In 1967 suffered a stroke. In recent grant murderer$ the right to 1 Karen Russell, uppers Plains dn_r n1gh1 at the Pomero\ 1m11 l am partlcularlli pleased from MARRlAG~ LICENSF.S ' hall m conneetmn w1th the 125Lh that the btl! provides ror an inJames F. Malone, made b1s pre-- when Hardy died following a yean, he also was affhcted by lparole, appeared m final form I I~ seekmg a divorce tbcton to 1,000 business, clvic stroke. dlaLetes. even though Jt was again heid i Eddie Russell, Tuppers Plams, Jerry Garfield Little. 18. M1d- anmversar} ot Pomerov was crea-se per acre bond and for and political leaden at the Broken-hearted Stan Laurel Laurel and Hardy were the 1over ~t second reading A final allegmg gross neglect and ex-~ dleport. laborer, and Rita C called off acNrdmg to Ma\ or the filling m of the last cut. group's amual dlnner where never again appeared in pubUc. n.ost successful comedy team vote Is expected Thursday. treme cruelty. The plamtlff Simpson 20, Middleport, Rus- Charles Legar becaust> of lack These two Improvements an Gov. James A. Rhodes of Ohio Tuesday L;aurel died after 1 In movie history They ground I 1s seeking custody or two mm-l sell Eber Le~as, 22, Bradbury of lof'al rPpr~:>sentatwn lof vttal Lmportance in tht biD." and Gov. William W. Scranton heart attack •t the age oi 74, out some 300 films, mostly two TAKEN TO HOSPlAL 01 chzldren In the other a('bon clerk, and ( arolyn L o utse 1Lausche said shared tbe speakers' platform. The tbirJ..rubber-faced come-- and three-reelers. I Bert Hunt, Letart Falls, was 1Sylvia B. Blake of Rt. 1, Ra- Zwillmg, 17, Pomeroy, student , Meigs Grneral Hospital 1 -----In introdUCing Rhodes, Malone dian's fourth wife, ~da. was The LB.urel and Hardy series rushed to Veteran1 Memon&l cme, has filed su1t agamst John i Admissions - Sue Elhs, Mid- I said Ute RepubUan party •11; with him. when he wu strlok-included such fllmr •• "Babes Hospital. at 8 • m. uesday i E Blake, Rt. I, Racin•. chargFAIRFIELD STATION - dieport , Ross Jones Pomeroy; LOCAL TEMPS 1 jl(!arod "oomewhat /rustrated'' ., ln their modest bome here. In Toyland," "Way 0111 West,··, by Racme emergency squad- mg extreme cruel!;• The plain- Tuesday temperatures - h1gh . Maggte Manuel, Racme The temperature m Potni!roy'l but thalli will come. hack and ~urel had been pV!!ally para. "Our Relations," "Biockheads"lmen He was admitted with a : till asks for custody ol three 35, low 20. Wednesday reading Discharges- carolyn Prtre., business district at 11:20 a. • llhodel will "play a pori in ft." lyzecl IInce 1955, whflll he, too, and "Bonnie Scotland." severe nose bleeQ. children. 1- 44 at tO 30 a.m. 1Lon& Bottom. 1today wu 46 deflleel. Rafa. c II' I Bethel No. 62 Attends Church Service Sunday ~·· I L '1 Wah~ma ,ame '" an exchange o! state- A Muslim counter-attack was ments between London and promlSed that could turn NeWashmgton Pnme Mmtster gro Communities acroas the I I Band to Present Wt"nter Concert Thursday 1 1 1 SAIGON IUPII - The U. S. Air t'orce has thrown heavy Jd bombers into the war effort against (ommonist guerrillas in South Viet Nam, a spok(•sman tor the American Embassy announeed toda)' . The announcement came as Viet Con& for('t' S bold · ly attacked government·protceted villagt•s of the lt-ry IIU1skirts of Saigon. A spokesman said 857 Stratojet bombt>rs halt' been used for the first tinw to blast V1t>t Cnng installations in Suuth \ ictnamrse territor} "In a(·cordam·t• "1th the llnited States policy to provldt• maxunum 11s· sistanee to the government.'' The 857 has a bomb eapadt.v of 5.000 pound, and ha~ a maximum spet>d or 520 m o h It is arnwd "llh either ~1ght half-ineh or four 20 millinwtt:>r "uns. I I 1 Bombs, Fire, Mark Supremists War: By United Press 1Dteraat1onal Harlem headquarters mosque and could face a death penal- 1young Negro marchers and Apparent internecme warfare and damaged one m San Fran- ty although he added , "of keep h1s officers from attack in oontmued on a coast-to-coast cisco course, our Klan wouldn't exe- mg some of the groups w1th bas1s w1th ftrebombs and flam- Jn Atlanta, James Venable, cute anybody •· mghtshcks. Selma 1s the locale 1 the mg kerosene between two black head or the Natwnal As- Cr(\Jg sa1d he wasn 't wor- of the most mtense ciVIl nghts 1 supremtst groups Tuesday and a sociatlon of the ntghts of the ned but ''his threats might movement of tl1e year, led bj I vocal feud developed in the Ku Klux Klan, charged Tues· make us double the guard •· He Dr Marlin Luther Kmg Soulh between Ku KllLl Klan day that Grand Drngon Calvm said he made the mv1tation to Norfolk, Va. About 75 factions Craig of United Klans, Inc., the newsmen as " a public rela- While and Negroes demonstrat· , Arsomsts struck Black Mus- broke se.cret Klan vow s bj' al- hons move to tmprove our 1m- ed Tuesday agamst alleged WASIDNGON _ PRESJ- , hm mosques m Harlem and lowmg a reporter and a photog- age " racial d1s1 nmmat 10n at a dent Johnson has opened the s.an FrancJSeo and police_ m rapher from the At!~nta Constt -1 Elsewhere . Young Men '.s Chnstmn Ass•tcJa door a crack to negotiohons 10 ( htcago Tuesday ntght recetved tutlon to attend a Klan natur- 1 Selma, Ala.- Pohce Commts- twn facility . A bnef .scuffle be- ,.. • the Viet Nam war _ but only reports _a tJme bomb had been alizahon'' ceremony. 1 stoner Wllson Baker late Tues-1 tween a YMCA manager and a I to the extent of giving tac1t I placed m a . cohseum w~ere a ! Venable _warn~~ that Cra1~ •day used a father-to-son appeal ! photographer was the only mcJconsent to diplomatic soundings I Black Muslim conventiOn ts had corrumtted h1gh treason 1 to personally turn back 200 , dent. by the BntJsh. The disclosure scheduled th1s week end - --- ---------- Y I Z6 Thursday coldt!r, - Ia tile moralJII, i11111 IHI IOOW ... . I �~ .. . .. . ... · .. . . . .. I ;I DOCfOR 1-l)afiy lentlnel PomProv-Middleport. 0 Feb 24 1965 - The Daily ~·f!nlin@l - • ...• . By Wayne G. Brandstadt , MD. COMMENTI> TING EDITOR1ALL Y \\'E often ttmes forgl't the rolt• pl d\•·ll by thr sma ll busmPss man \\ hu Cil ll StltUtt'!li tht' lnaJOTity ln Otll lO/lllnli lll l\' He Js tht> ba ckbone of tht· t"tnnnnl\ ul the herage town and v. e nPt·d to be 1e· mmd ed olten of the St> l \ l rt·~ tiH'\ rend er tn the co ndu ct of lhP1 r bu -: tnP ..,<>b as v.ell as to thP gt• neral prog1am ot tht" community ~Tore tha n hJJf ol th e (_U I · poratwns in thr rou ntrv are small buslnesse ~ with assets of le>;s th a n $100 noo each. Then~ are man\- that do nut P\ l'll approach tha t level In the la~t crn.;;;ns more than three m1lhon bu<;lnt>ss Pstahlishments rt>pnrfp('j undPr the Soc1al St> cunty Act . There were onl v 54 000 ot that hu ge number that emploved I 00 or more persons Our small huslnf'S' f'S !111 · nished more than one·four1h of the total employmf'nt In Me1gs Cou ntv the1e a lt' over 200 busmessPs and \\ hrn vou cal( ulate the number of em plovers 1n the c::~ tf'­ gory of under 100 you reach a meable !tgure. One can not fi gure th e contnlJut10n made by these sma ll bu sHJf'S" mf'n 1ll numbers hut vou ca n m wh3t he con i r I · butes to h1 s home <·ommunlt;. fhev not onlv spend hours in p la nnm g ~cn'H r" to cus tomers , hut in co untl f'SS other ~~a\s they are generally at the fon•front of every \\Orthwhlle endeavor \\'e all ga1n 1n· sp1ration from 1helr ah1lltv as advrntur· ers In f'n1erpnse and r is k takm g that rna· nv individuals are not wtllmg to do He takes h1s savings and assumf's the fl<;k of starting and mainta ining a prH aft' en- torpmo often aJia!Osl tremendous odds In m,:my lmt ances the-y do not receive p1of1t" of ~~m g1t'Jt amount, and everyurw tan not hl'ip Uut note the great amount u l \\hat tlwv retel\e 1 ~ plowt>d right lJa('k 1nto Lh £> husmes~ HI the form of im - rwss. v.1fh !Jmited financing and to a degree a limited volume of business can not face Sll( h road. blocks and surv1ve. Th a nk goorin es~ the small husiness man ~~ a hardy soul. but none o( them want to lo'>e Iu s LOntnbution to the communitv to tin• pos~J I Hh l v that he might berome exllll d on the e<·onomJc scene We have al· n•adv SPPn Y.hat government regulation l1 os done generally to the imall farmer of By DOROTHY KILGALLEN BROADWAY GRAPF:\'INF. Lex Barker. who \\as marn ed to Ar Jene Dahl for a yeiir or so \Vay ba C'k 111 1951 , 1s on the verge ol trymg \\ E'd lo< k aga tn Th1s Lim e the lul·ky gtrl 1s Mana del Carmen Cervera - '' !\IJss Sp;un ' _ and the ceremony Is s upposrci to take place th1 s month in Rarcetona, 11 re!1g1· play a comedy role with no singing what · soe\'l't. To me It seems the btggest thnll ous diff1rult1es don 't mten:ene Carol Chanmng's ex -hu sbar.d. Alex Ca rso n, Js headed for a d1vorce from Mary Jan e Fenton Stevenso n of Palm Bf'ach affpr a brief try at harmony Everythmg Js ex pected to be am1rahle . they JUSt ·wrrt'n t suited'' for each other Wef'k-i .1 nd weeks ago. those "ho knt'w Nat Klll g Co le well were aware of the mev1tahl e sad endmg. and the stOII('S that me mbers of his family hoped for a rf'co very have He 's had t1me to esco rt mink-clad ladies to soc1al tundmns , but apparently the pressure of llusmess has kept him from m,tking the judtctal appomtm ents. (Could liltS have anvthing to do with retaining ('flntrol of th e State machine m the contllln ing Battle of Albanv? J chance. and they all knew it - hart a even be· fore he uncterwf'nt su rg en'. Now , Capitol Rerords IS re1ssmng all of hi s alhums (there were more than 201 and Kat'< fan s .are rushing to buy half-a-dozen at a t1m e Mike Cowles. at the !luggestJOn of the- State Dept, Will vtstl Vielnam l11 s tnp \\.lll be "exploratorv and unof f !CJal '' 111 case :vou find 1t fun to intPrpn•t goVP I nmental gohblrdvgook R1la II :JV· worth 's romarH:e w1lh All I par - on( e married to Virgm1a Bruu-' . who was onn~ married to someone el o;;e - ?.fJpPars to hP i'mished. Rita's (_hums think tl1 e rra~on was geographical. Ali J 1kt-' ~ lo slav 1n Eu - rope and she digs trave l • • • Jerrv Lrv.is. the lOmedlan. is a rl:lr· Ung guy but lw nPecl s new arlvt sor" 1/i s current color-photo advertl s<'mrnt s arP unfortunate to put tl mtldl v Maktng fun of the phymally aff lict ed " not l11nnv A Long Island hotel man has n ffr1 eel to take C..\o'er the World 's Fmr. on l('asp af. ter this season. He claims he ha s e nou gh backtng to nm 1t on a pPrmanpnt ha .; ; 1s, a Ia Disneyla nd But 1t's not DJ ~o;n cv lan d . and tht•re 's no re<~son for h1m to 1ni:1gme that he can prv 1t from Rohert MosP s . Quotf' from Connie F'ran ris "What's mv professiO nal a mb1tlon .. That's f!asv I'd l1ke to grt rerogrnlwn as a comPdu.•nne Some day soon I'd like to Thcv'll Do 1t Everv 1 ime -~-~ '---- anJ- perlormer can achieve is to \\ hen cnme Is at 1ts peak in our • • • Bobo Rorkl'felter lried to do her hit for democracy durtn g "Che'1 GuPvara's v1s1t to th~ United Nat ions In DecPmber: shf' had h1m to dinn er at her home , and inv1trd a selec t number of intelligent AmPnca ns as other gw~.o;t s But the Cuban .s trong man mrHle 1l C"lea r In a three-hour d1alngnr th at Comm umsm is winmng, re~ ll ~ 1on is dnomf'd an d revolu1wn tn the I ntled Stale< ts mentahle It might be smart if somPo ne 111 th1s country took him SP IJouslv. as ht> takes h1mself After ,!II F1del CaStro her amP the leader of Cuba'' h1IP a grrat m:m v lea dPrs in our gov· l' tilllH' llt \O,.i'll' t~t•at1ng h1m as a loser. • 1\11'1 Torm1· s • • Gotham interest Is H1t a CrPI < ham a Copaca bana beauty who n·nunds people nf Cllzrtbeth Taylor n('\\• A \lidlown spot has changed its pohcy d!J'>IIrallv - hut nut for the reason g111· f ' ll 1n the press releases Actually, it had hP( omp th e scene ot so many brawls and k 111 f111 ,e:s. 1he O\\ nPrs grew frightened SJ nw· r .lohnny T1!10tson. who has a hit l f'co rd m ·A ngel" has dec1 ded to live in \ ' pv,: York permam•nlly. He wants to at· IPnd art1 ng classes :md look hard for a lt:><Himg part In a Broadway show. l'ross out the plan< of 20th Century· Fox 1o h1re 1.000'- mu sic ians for the prem 1r1e of "The Sound of Music " The un · ion wnutd have adored it, but after read· ing ahout it •n this column the Police Dept sa td , more or less, "Are you kld dmg')" So the brass are burnmg the midIll ~ hi oil trying to think of something th a t \\On't make traffic worse. -~~--· ........_ By Jimmy lhilcl '!l-IE WHOLE PLANT COMPLETELY EVACllATEtl IN FOUR AND A HALF MINUTES! had brought to Washmgton ~or ln Washjngton The Preswent injected a slmllarly jorular note a few weeks later when Atty. Gen. Nicholas Katzen bach took the oath of of· fLee at a Wh1te House ceremony. .Johnson recal led With a laugh that he had spru'lg the news of the appointment on Katzen bach JUSt the night belore it was announced publicly -and before there cou ld be any leaks. ~ugurat ion l .on nor . The PreSident told ' ... At least one segment oC Amerkan enterpnse and cornrnerce has already g1ven you great credit for startmg a boom here in the cap1tal city ; between your rela!Jves a~ rnends between my re Jat1ves and fn ends, busmPss ought to ~ boommg for the taxJcab busJ- HELEN HELP US! MONORAil. MIND Dear Helen So it's Portf'r agam wilh 11is monoratl mind He !I!IJd the good g1rls didn 't wrlle m .so he assumf"d there were none, Ojnd the fact was there were no VJr· gms left I remembe r se\ieral d1d writ e in - and l imagme a Jot more wrote lrtt ers that you d1dn 't have room to prml. Or maybe wt> gals think there 's somethmg better to discuss than the state of our morals A eirl who doesn't have round heels isn't gomg to go around beating hf>r chf>~t and srreaming-'See me, I'm pure·~ WhPreas the ga ls who aren 't. sometJmf'!l like to brag about it. As for Port er T thmk you hlt 11 on the head , Helen Men who talk about 1t the most Hre usuallv the lt•ast capable when lt <'Om.es tot he pajama game. So I've hrard - H D. Dear B So I' \'e alfio heard NE'verthe· less, I'd advise g~r l s who every' don't not to believe thmg they hear. Somettme.s the Jee~ s t -capable are thP ones who try hardest to prove thPy arPn 't. ~ H. Dear Helen : What's Porter trying to prove"' I couldn't care less whether or not there are no vlrgms left. I say, to each his own (or her own J There are plenty of each kmd of gal, and a lot who are l1ke me not ''easy '' but choosy. Not married, but defimtely nut a "sponstf'r." We're over 2l, live our IJv~s the way we hke to, are respected as ind1v1duals, and treated as equals by the men we date If we want to say "No " thev know we mean 1t. H ~e say· Yes." II s our business And If you want to quole me , that's YOUR busmess when I say, "What'l so wonderful and msp1rtng about a 35-year- Dear Helen · Would your readers like to •end cards to a little boy of f1ve L--.~--- -~~~~~~~~ Sur THAT's NOTHIN G ' YOU OU0i-IT iO SEE. 'E-.\ GET OUT AT Dear J · Any ll -yrar-old who ha<~ the ' 'go" necessary to "almost fm· ish" wnlmg a book, cerlamly dPserves to have tt read! Try it on your mother or your teacher If thl'y hke Jt. they' ll grt others mter~stPd But don 't expect too much. A lot of people art- wnting books thPse days, and not many get them published . - H. Dear Helt:'n What can 1 do about a loa • large abdompn '' l'\e tned exercise - G F. Dear G. You've tned exercise - for how long'' Trimming down 1..1 pouch takes not on ly cnntmued exerc1ses that f1rm the stomach muscles , but also constant attentiOn to posture - and, most important or all, a habit of ''sucking in," To keep a flat abdomen, you don't JUSt do push· ups 10 minules a day - you do pu\1-ms at least 12 hours a day, Tlus column verY o;wab... - ~ 'It was railed lo my att€'ntion recenlly that m 1&.il " speed record wa:; set m delivering the inaugural address of President Linroln to the West Coast U~mg Pony Express, cop1es or Lmcoln 's address were dehvered from WashmgLon to Cahforma m 7 days and 17 hours. by 75 ponies, at a cost of 5 dollars per one-half ounce. ''Today, for only 0 cents we can send 3 ou nces of presidentJ<Il addresses across the country-at about tile same rate uf speed." Th1s is one reason some doctors advocate e1posma: a child to eh1cken pox when he it young ~not under 1 year, howliver. Once exposed, there Is an :!no cubation period of 12 to 21 day•. Since you may get this di!lease from C'iose contact with a per• sou fo!.rr or five days before he hlmseU comes down with lt, you are never quite sure whom you should avoid. This is true or most or the socalled d10eases of childhood, and this fact Js a tremendoUI help in keepmg them going. In the first two or three days of the disease th• victim appears to have a cold, No one can say for sure it ls ~;:hlckeo pox. Then, a JTash of httle b1l!tten!l starts to appear and the diagnosis i!l clear. The leiiOD usually ttch mtensely. Although they won 't Jeavt any scar unless they become secondarily infected With pugforming germs, it i1 hard to keep thts from happemng. Then~ are rarely any other complicatmns and your doctoc can help you prevent your child from getting these scars. It Is Jmportnl to keep lbt child clean and to allay the Ucb. Jng. A dally tub bath using bak· lng soda or a starch that dlssolve!l in warm water will belp. 'Mm can be followed by an application of calamine lotion. You should alM keep the child' a ir ringernalls cut !lhcri and, fi('cessary , tie m1ttens on his hands Every !lcratch may rasult in a scar, Dunng the acute stage, It helps to spend as mu<:h time with your ch1ld as possible so lhat you can keep him occupied and keep tus mind off the it ching Antihistaminic!l given by mouth may help to check tho Q ~ Is It true that If a baby I" hom two months ahead ol tum· he may be perfectly formed and we1gh 7 pounds at blrth? A - Siner estlmatmg the exad length of pregnancy IS subJ<>rtt o a vanety of errors. we 110 longer defme prematurity tQ terms of months, but rather in terms of birth weight. Tht arbl.. trary d1v1dmg line is 5~ pounds. Any baby lh11t welfihs more 11 not premature ~\\though a prf:'malure baby may appear to be perfectly formed we know that Its respiratOII'y, d1gestive and muscular syst€ms are not as well develop.. ed as those of a full-term baby. I I Munch, munch, munch . lot of nibbling bil ls' Find LOANS - - - fast 1n the YELLOW PAGES. Where your f1ngers do the walking -.SERVICE - ASSIIiNS AMBASSADOR RADIO & T.V. Wo Repair AU I Makos & Models CLELAND'S T.V. WY 2·2255 I. M•in St. MOHAWK MAGEl 1. Ow~n. ~uDnther Ch"''' Ttnntf'llll ldltor Expert lllor.JioliOD Satlafactlon Guaranteed PubU•h~cJ INGELS . FURNITURE ld"'trtltlnl reprewntatlv• Uottlnr!U K!mha (( Inc. 343 Lalllnfton Av t , New 'r'orlt City New · -~-~ • __•n011p • --- ---------- By United Press International : LONDON t LJPI 1-Bn£tn CuvYour Dependable vis, 146 1 4, Hnta m. outpomted Dealer For Gflsrar Ortega , 148 1'2 , .Mt-xK·o NF.:W YORK (UPT) - Canie 1 as guards. Hetzt>l phtys cente-r rlO). 1 Russell of MJch1gan, the only and Bradi('Y a11d Barry fund ion _ AND pmor honored and Rhodes as forward s, as did Estes. I NEW YORK (LPn - Victor Scholar B11l Bradley of Prince· Bradley 1.s the only repealer Baerga 134·14, Puerto R1co, ton Jed the votmg today for the rrom la st ye<~r's f1rst team and drew With Jose Colon, 1:10, Phone WY . • 2 2550 umted Press lnternatmnal 1965 was sr.cond m the pnpu lar \ioteP·~·~~e~rt~o~R~,c~·o_:: I B~I;_-..._........,~~iiiiii:ii~==:::::..:==~m All-Amenca basketball team. I to Ru sse ll. The Pnnreton honor a - - - --I The late Wayne Estes of Uta h student was named on 92 prr Stale was the fifth man rent of the ballots ( ast whJlf' namt•d to the collegiate tee~m, R,us!'r ll dn ·w 95 per eent Barw• • thai y,as mcreased to s1x men 1 ry rece1ved mentwn on 86 pt>r 1 for the fm:t time because of cent of the ballots, G•10dnch 74 l<~sl<'"' acc idental death Feb. 8. per cent and Estes and llt>tzel R1ck B.1rry of Miami (Fla 1, eot ch had 64 per et•nt alGad Goodnch of UCLA and ti10ugh Estes had more firstt-'red Hetzel ot Daw;on are the place nommat10ns. ' other members of the first Russell was a member of the i team Isecond team last season, e~s The All-America ~am was se- I was Hetzel. lected by thf' d1rect vote of 310 • Heads Second Team sports writers, ed1tor~ and I Dave Stallworth of Wichita, a sports broadcasters from all first team member last season parts or the country. The voters I but who was ehglble to play were asked to select a f1rst and !only one semester th1s season, I se<::ond team. j led a second team, followed A prerequisite for the 1965 closely by Clyde Lee of Vandteam seemed to be Sl'Oring : erb1lt. ability. Five of the m~mbers Completing the .!lecond team rank among the top e1gM scor- are Bill Buntin of Mlchlers m the nation and the team gan , B1Uy Cunnmgham of North Add a new look to your home Add t'<lncrete average of 29 5 IS the seL'<>nd 1Carolma and Dave Schellhase walks All work fuUy guaranted and, highest of anv All-Amenca' of Purdue Lee, Schellhase and concrete mcreases your property's value. team The 1954 team led by j Russell are the only juntors ·Frank St!lvy of Furman with a named to the first three teams <12.5 mark, averaged 29 8. The rest are seniors. The team not only reflects A third team is composed of in court pos1tions, but Ollie Johnson of San Francisco. . also exhibits equal geographical Keilh Erickl!On ol UCLA, Skip LOW distribution, wlth five dlferent Thoren of Illinois, A. W. Davis WY W214 areas of tbe nation represented. of Tennessee and. 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' LONIX>N HJPfl - Brilain has appomlt'd Sir ( ,eoffrey Har· n son as 1ls llt'W amhassador to NOT SLOW HERE - Pomeroy rallied against Logan Tuc>day night to win 43-42 Mosco". tt was offwialty an· , in a slow-paced match . Here t\\'0 Panthel s /Bru('e S1 mps0,1 , hardly VJSibli:>, an d nounred Tuesday l Davtd Eskew) scrap fGr the ball. Logan's 21 Is GeGrg• Hummell; No. 41 ts Mike 1 _l"l_"_rrtson. • depu~~ sec· N'_t~ xo~"·-~~Sentinel Photo. · - -- - - - - -- --~ _ __ ARMSTRONG'S S<lblcrlpt\on nte.t OILher~ tar .earrl•·• wh•re al'nilallle :J(I .,.nt• ~~~r wee~ one yru ln adnnre at the agaU..t Ripley. ' EXPERT INSTALLATION! Vnt k Spt>nt•f'r I I lll~ht~ ~------ h'f luurnament play nert week at BERRY'S WORLD DEVOTE(., TO INTEqESl OP IID.efl. Wahama t::ym. Tbe Falcons fl)oo LET INGELS THE DAILY SENTINEL Dff\C'e f'H'nf:'d theJT ftf'Onl at 1•11. Tbt·.,. will close tbeir regular season fo'riday oight Ia a DIH&mg with tbe1r aJutnn.i ill dae In 1920, 25 mililon horse1 and mules lived In the U. S.; today only about 3 million. acrordmg to Britannica Junior Enqclopaedia. was Aug 10. 1874 iomtlllEI I As lhe les10ns dry, scale! form. Later thry fall off or are brushed off These sr.ales are hnrmle~s and w11l not spread the d1sea .e. Birthday of the late president, lle1bert Clark Hoover, l)aJ IJ' \ 1t c·hmg. - family llvmg, 0 r you 're having k1d trouble or JUSt plam trouble , let Helen help YOU. She w11l also welcome your own amusmg expenences. Address Helen Bottel m care of lill::i newspaper. Mra. P u.r .::. ~-~-"~--. The Chief F. li~ru11ve rrcaliPd that fJresident~ smre George Washmgton - and congresseshad "shown an uncommon m· terest m their pos!rnasrers gt·ngener<Jl." He quot eda congressman as explammg ln 1827 that the postmaster general's " functwns are as delicate and 1m~ portant as those of any othrr office' or the government - and his patronage probab ly greater." John.::on sald the po~t artlre system h.'lrl "mHde verv gn•at p'rogre ss" in th1r1 t'•mtury He said : IS <h-'rl tcated to OtHu N1t1onal WMt Haverstraw, New York. Or readers could addres51 the cards to "the Children on Ward K. '' They cheer the children so But .Johnson went out of his wav to rack up laughs last week when he officiated at the swearmg m of John A. Gron~ ouski for a new term as post~ master general. Under an 1872 law Gronouski had to be renppomted when Johnson 's new term began - the only cabmet Jllember v..ho facrd that requirement. ~ H. lei. He Is the pooler boy for York Rehabi!Jtahon Hospital, ••• J M. a birth defect? At present he ls 11iso recovering from a broken a the March or Dlmee In Orange County, New York, and his name js Chris Ronan. N e w QUiTTIN G 11ME E:VEI:l.Y DA'f .... Dear Helen: I am 11 years old and have 1.ilmost flmshed a book. I thmk it ts very mleres lmg and I have enJoyed wnt mg 11 Do you think you could g1ve me some adv1ce on how to gi'l Jt published ? - evtry aft•rnoon o:oept Sundn b~ l'he Otuo Valle, t'ublllh • (fill. Co mpany 110 'iech a n!r <;t Porn. IFOJ' Ob.Lo 8UIIDt'.. f)fflt'l ph<>bf Wl' 2-21~ J;dllnr\al pMnt W'V S. 11117 Entered 11 1econc! cia.. mtUinl m •tter aT lh• po-t off\~• "' '"nmeror. who hao been hospltahzed great part of his h!e with 1 • nf'ss and the hotel business here that event and for Johnsons m- old virgin?" ~ CAREER GIRl, YOUR HELPING HAND DEPARTMEI'>T TLW: · ·· • fr tend! and relatives f'onnor town. Y EMP1'11N6 1HE BUILI71N6 IN REC:JRD 1 WASHINGTON (UPJ)-Ba<'ksta 1rs at the Whtte HousE' The !wearing in of 1 high r(•deral offtcJal usf'd to be a 10lemn occas1on. But the late President John F. Kennedy used to lin!n up sut·h ceremonies w1th well-placed w1t And PrPsJdent Johnson has been addmg light touches, too. For example, when Jo hn T Connor was sworn m as seen>.. tary 0 f commerce last .Jan 1R , John~on took note uf all the other people happy by . making them laugh " City Hall reporter< might ask Mayor Wagner \\hy he hasn t filled nme vacann f's 111 the Cn mmal Court judiciary - 1 > Reports FrOm Th CCapitol make VER'f (;000! 'fHE WIDGET MANUCACTURING CO. STAGEJ' A FIRE !7RILL AND WOIVU' 1HE CAL F Rc CHIEF The rause la a virus the same one t!1at eauses shmgle!. Smce an attack almost always ~on· fen a lifettme immunlt}, ll you jet ch1cken pox you need never fear an attack of shingles. 1\'e hopP that the state kgi<l atut·e and thP naftonal Congrrss will nnt pass anv laws or add additional taxes to their prPsPnt burd en A neighboring state IS wn tPmplating the raismg of minimum wage Ia \\'' I hat if passed would be detn· mPnlal to smal l businesses A small bu st- Amenca a nng of fakerv that the IJ<oloved smger Although It is not senre l.n children, It can make an adult ve1y ~lck for a tew dayl. p! uvr rnt>nts tli at gtve us all a sense of JJTidr 1r1 our lo mmunlt\ \\'t-' alllan JJ!ay a part tn helping h1m tn h t:- 1Ju s11wss Thev need to make a pro· ! If 1u ~t a v Ill busmess, <:~nd it IS up to a ll of th to st•e t h:lt thev do , when w~ renl· 11e 1hat thPJ <Jre an int t>g ral part of any p1og1ess t\e lommumty. One of the trai iM th at \\f' admire 1s t he1r Independent action <~nd in spite o l many road blocks lhJm\n 111 th t>l:' palh thPV are stiJI per:-.lslf.• JJt From ttme- to t1me the ~ov e rn­ mr nl has made att em pts Ln gnre them a h r ~ak . but gem•rally we find many, thmgs enal'led tnto law that makes thetr Life PXW'!'I <: n!'v ra ther lim ited Voire of c, ~:a~ way •.• reporting J Chicken pox is usually seeD h1 late wmt er ur eJrly sprmg. It gets Its name frorr.; t h• chJckpes winch the lestona art said to resemblt', nol from tht barnyard fowl. ATrihute To Small Businessman would not hav e likt>rl He never Panthers Rally to Edge Chiefs, 43-42 SAYS Dally l!entlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. U, 19111-1 lJELIVERY GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. H&RFIRESTONE STORE ..... ... MIDDLEPOitT, O. 1'--------------------' 1-----~-~--'PRICES R1188eU and Goodrich are tiled dot. of IDdlaoa. ~- �- -~- ~ -·: : - ~ . ~-" .. - -- ...... .- .· .· .· .. .. . . ~- , . ."'" :-:~ ·~ ~ ·: :·. -'. -~ ·.: ~ r:. -=- ·• :. :"- ·_ ·-:.--~..;.·.__., -. ._ 7;;;,.~ . .. . . ..... .. ...... . ..... .. .. -·~-~·-· • J ' Villanova Snaps Friars String 71 57 • .., wl 1 B'- .... petl· lnglon Md. an 35-82 ~a.•n, n ·• n •• " '0011 "r CoM 98 Rhode lllond tton. Gent 1 The Terps took a 46-28 halftime Miami of Florida , the nation'• Lehigh 6f ~wares!: 'tech lead before a home crowd at top scortDJ team, beat Rol· Willisms 116 College P:ltk, Md., and llltn !ins, 146-79; North Carolina Siena 79 . . . had to battle to hold on to a topped Virginia, 105-101, in dou- Htder &6 Fatrletgh Dtcklnson ranked Duke dropped Idect,.on to Maryland. :ian,!: piece. of lhe margin as the Blue ble overtime; Oklahoma State, Marietta 99 Calif. Pa. St. 89 111> 84 01 - -- -- 41 OHIO Both teams uaed only live tzed a fast break to take a tempts. soven • pomt tota l In the flret Devils rallied late in the game. leading the Big Eight. topped Wesleyan 96 Coast Guard 63 UPI Sparta Writer players each tn an rronman L~mL andinl marsin at_ 58-47 Top .. ranked Mtchtgan sue- [ half The Maryland victocy came Oklahoma , 64--M; Southern South Tbe Friars of Providence won performance Tuesday night as WJth e 40 l£>ft The Wlldcats cessfully negotiated a potential Anotner of the- top 10 teams .Irom the foul Hne. Outscored Methodbt ruined Rice , l(JO..M, M~yl~nd 85 Duke 8:2 their first 11 games In a row, 18th ranked Villanova knocked weren't content with an ll~pomt Minnesota road block Jn the took a bJg {al! when r!fth- 31-28 from the field, the Terps and Evansville, the small col· M1am1 (Fla.) 100 Pollins 79 but didn't have a prayer oH visiting No 4 Providence, ~lge and W:iden~ the gap IB1g Ten Conference by stop~ netted 29 of 36 charity tosses lege leader, trounrt'd Indiana Voorhess 101 Savannah St. 95 -qainlt a tough Villanova de- 71-$7. i '" the remammg hme I ping tile seventh~ rated Goph- 1' .,.. iii tc. 20 of 25 for Duke. State-, 112--84. .. FhJrida 77 Florida St. 15.5 hnR that erased the lone team Villanova held a slim 26- Btll Melchionni and Jt m ler' 91-78, at Minneapolis CLEVELAND tUP11 _The It was Mike llecosmo's four 1'i. Car. 105 VIrginia 101 dbl o.t. from the unbeaten ranks. 25 ha1ftlme lead and then uhl· Washington paced the tourna- Cau:ie Russell. 'Jewly named I Cleveland Browns have sched- roul shots in tf;e last 50 second!! MldwHt 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 24, 1965 mont-hopeful Wl~dcats with 21 to the 1965 UP! All America uled their popular pro fOot· !hal spelled dl5asler for Duke. 0 Ferris St. 93 Northern Mich. 87 r pomts aptece. \\oashmgton was college basketball team, ~cored I ball doubleheader for Satur-- . VerJa Top Scorer rKenl St. 80 Akron 76 bulwark under the boards. 27 points for Michigan with day night, Sept. 4 tht. year. · rndiana central 94 Millikin 84 where he hauled down 17 re- some amazing jump shot. 1 The twin bill bas drawn a Jay McMillen led Maryland Wisconsin 93 Northwestern 87 1 bounds and blocked several The winning Wolverines. now ! sell..ut crowd ol more than with 32 points, but Bob Verga K.nsas 71 Nebraska 62 I Providence shots. ,o-0 in conference .Play were 80,&00 to Municipal Stadium I of Duke took game grartng hon- Colle&e Basketball Results John Carroll 84 We-stern lltb Wln held lo a 39-all intermi;sion lie. ell three years since Browns . ors with 36. By United Prell International Reserve 7J I The victory was the 18th in 22 Michigan went on a scor- , owner Art MOdeU lnaugurat- : Kansas kept alive its Big East Evansville 112 Indiana St. 84 · By DALE ROTHGEB, JR. ' starts for the Wildcats. who hit ing tear with seven minutes toed It, lEight Conference title hopes St. John's N.Y. 76 Mass .. 58 Michigan 91 Minnesota 78 Tom Murdock canned three free throws and Harold or. 47.4 per cent of their floor go for a 75-63 lead. The o]lenl?& game wiU With • 71~ win over Nebraska Trlmty Conn. 98 Brandets 73 Illinois 97 Iowa 80 M dd d ther Tuesday night to give the shots and connected on 15 of I match the 1\ow York Giants 1at Lawrence, Kan. The Jay- Newark St. 90 Shelton 73 St. Procopius 99 N.Wslrn Ill . 81 ontgornery 3 ~ ano th ·tr overtime u set foul throws I Hudson's Ltads Gophers ngalnst the Detroit . Lioas hawkers benefitted rrom Walt Villanova 71 Providence 57 Illinois Inst. 72 Elmhutst 66. _ 19 1 60 56 ~annan Trace Wlldca~ .a 1 rl ~~~1 hlanders defendinl:! · 0\iv~r Darden, Bill Buntin with tbe Browns facing the Wesley's 21 points. Nate Kings Pa. 98 Montclair St. 80 St. Thomds 70 Coneord1a Mann. Ytctory_ over. t~h 5fut ~~·~ ~~n 1~d annuat'Gallia Cou.;'. Providence, led by Jim Walk- and George Pomey also con- , Green Bay Packers In the Branch tallied 20 for Nebraska. Jersey City st. 98 Bloomfield 37 56 champiOns, In e 103 s ~ e er's 15 points, was far below tributed double-figure scoring 1 nightcap, the same sehf'dulf' : Wisconsin beat Northwestern Syt:acuse 79 Canistus 63 Ander!lon 73 Ohio Northern 65 ty B~etbh.U To.urn~~e:.~s th e first ever for Hannan 1its usual average of 48 per cent fm Michigan. Lou Hudson led : as last year. ' 93-87, in overtime at Madison, Fenn 74 Allegheny 39 Grove City 85 Mt. Union 83 e ~mptOn~ 'f,, fourth tournev crown in 42 as the Friars hit on only 39.3 , Minnesota with 25 points arter ·.c·•· ..• Wis., and 13th ranked Illinois Hofstra 103 Bridgeport 80 Hiram 89 Case Tech 64 11 Trace an ercervt • per c•nt of their field 11oal at· ' being double • t•amed for a - """'' " • · 1stopped Iowa, 97-BD, at Cham- Franklin & MarshaU 92 Wa!h- North Central 97 Carroll 79 years. The last time Mercerville won the county tournament was in 1943-22 years ago. Last night ) Coach GcorgP Evans 's "fired·up'' ca~e~s jumped ahead 4-0 on baskets bv Montgomery and om Cremeens. h b' Montgomery then traded bas. , 'I'yo and Leach were t e . ag Food Market Clover Farm teta with Hodney Cook, the guns in the Kyger Creek dr1ve Clover Farm Store "The Store With A Hart" profs leading scorer. as the l whi_le Ma>~on Peck and Clyde Department Store first period ended w1th 1he , Sm1th sparked North Gallla. Fifth and Pearl Route 7 PHONI IH 2-5543 With the ever sharp Tyo hllWildcats on top. 16·10. RACINE €oacb Uoyd Myert'l High- ling from under the ba~ket and TUPPERS PLAINS RT. 124 RUTLAND O,.n 8 to 1 Man, Th1 u Set, Jaoden,. with Cook bitting from thE" corner, the Bobcats 1bort jumper!!i and Gene Hall .~:~r orPd 20 points th~ final penod third awtahinl them ia from the for the vktcrry and outttde, acond 18 marktrl in plae(' in !he tournament. &be s~od period to puRh Fre~hman David Skidmore abead of the bost team. 28·2' wa~ the- big gun for the losers during Intermission. the last half of the game, as he Senior Terry Rucker a11d dumped in 10 of his 12 points. sophomore Terry Cremeens In the field, Kyger Creek can. Hannan ned 28 of 57 shots for 8 sizzling teamed up to give Trace 8 40-36 lead going into 5!i.9 per cent while North Galtheo final '!tanza. lla h1f ~1.8 per rer.t. Cook Hall and SJpve Elliott 1 then ~t Southwe§tE"m into the l Coach Gary Minton's lads HOMOGENIZED lead again, but foul trouble be- l ~utrt·bounde-d th~ Bobcats. 37ll•n to hamper the Myersmen.l ' Cook, who had 25 of the I The box scores: team's 50 poinl'l at thP time ur : HANNAN TRACE 1601 his final personal, exited with I ~ucker 5-2-12, Cremeens B2::l0 remaining in the contest. I 0-12: Montgomery 5-5-15: MurAll Prices Are With junior Tom Murdock . ~ck 4-!1-IG: Colley 2+5. Totals Effective. Through k' th dr' Hannan ' ----lfi-SO spar mg e tve, : SOUTHWESTERN !561 Saturday, Feb. 27 Trace cut the score to 54-52. l'h< Wildcats took lbe ball : Cook 11-3-25 ; Atha 2-4-8; 'th ·ust five seconds remain- I .Jackson 3-0-6, Hall 4·3-11; El~1g a~d Rurker tied u up with I lion 1-3-.5 Shriver 0-1 -1: Carttwo set•onds left. Tbf' crowd er 0-0-0, Hyrant 0-0-0. Totals Strietmann ""t•nt wild. 21 - 14 - 56. """"'n Trace opened the , KYGER CREEK t67) ovt'rtirne on Rucker's corner Duncan 7-0·14; Leach 8-1·17; In order to be talr to all, "1111! Southwestern camr back Tyo 12-8-32: .Johnson 1.0-2; on a basket by Hall. Spaulding 1-~2: Thomas 0-ll-0 : we reserve the right to • • The Highlanders then lost Barnett 0-D-0: Grose 0..0-0; Pollimit qu,mtities. tlil'ir third regular starter, J~ i ryn 0-0-0: Skaggs Q-0-0. Tolals J rwkson fouled out. Elliott had i 29- 9- {i7. Assorted Colors lt>l1 the game with 1:45 to pl.:~y i NORTH GALLIA (471 ln the fourth canto. Callihan 1·1·3: Chick 0-0·0 ; his Peck 8-2- 18: Smith 5-0-10: Skid,\•lontgomery thPn sank free throw and Murdock , who n.orP 5-2-12; Twyman l-0-2; was fouled later, calmh san k Ta"ylor 1-o-2; Logan 0-0-0: Adthe three other big point~ th~l l ams 0-0-0: McCarley 0-0-0. gave Hannan Trace 1ts well- 1Tota ls 21 - 5 - 47 earned, hard-foughl win ovf'r B:-.. quarters : Kelloggs the highly touted Highlanders . Hannan race 16 10 14 14 6 -60 Coach Evans said. "This was Southwf'slf'rn 10 18 10 16 2 - 56 a wonderful team victor~· . ThP ' boys have shown tri?'mrndous l K_vgpr Creek 16 1' 18 20 - 67 1 lmprovemenr and WI?' will · North Gail La . w 10 13 14 -47 build basketball at Hannan ~ Trace." 1 The Wildcats wc~re ourshor. REACH AGREEMENT Gold Med•l 44-28 per c~ntage- wise. by the BRUSSELS (UP I l -·~ AgricuL Highlanders . However. HT ran- !ural minsters of the l:iiX nation,.; fled 16 of 29 fret> throws whi!P 11 the Europe~n Common MarSouthwestern sa nk 14 of 26 : ket agrPecl today on new reguThe Wildcats also outrebound- lations for the community's ed the visitors - they collect- mult1-million dollar fruit and I ed 30 more shots than South- vegetable tradr_ . 5-6 lb. western. , An all-night session also proAver1ge CUNSOLATION dueed agreement on prices to Lanny Tyo'! 32 points paced be paid farmers for beef and WHOLE Bob- ; rr:ilk in the coming year. Coach John Wlctllne·~ cats to a 67-47 win over North ~ Members of the market are Gallla In the consolation game. Fra nce. West Germany, Italy. The Bobcats b~hind Phil Oun -. The Nethf:>rlands, Belgium and FRESH AND LEAN ~an, Chuck Leach and Tyo led Luxembourg. 16-10 at the end o( lhe Ojl<'nmg ----lb.s p • round. Wyommg ·s Church Butte was KC Increased its lead to 29·20 · named hv the first Mormon walt intermission and 47·33 at the , gon train. in 1847 because it rebeglnning of the final eight min- ' SPmbled a holy edifice and they lb. stopped there to worship. utes of artion. J' PHILIP SPORN ~ANTiu .-;T . . 'Cats Surprise Defendmg • overtune • Champs 60•56 tn 42 1 J . " , ,,.. , 1 LYONS RACINE RUTLAND •• • At Y~ur Local Clover Farm Store Ml LK gallon 79c ZESTA CRACKERS 31c One pound box - CHARMIN NAPKINS Pkg. of 60 - - - - - - 10c MEAT BUYS I Fresh Picnics CORN FLAKES 4--12 oz. boxes --- PORK ROAST ALL PURPOSE FLOUR 251b. bag $1.95 clb APPLE SAUCE $1.00 7--303 cans ---- 3 PORK STEAK PURE PORK SAUSAGE 3 $1 ELBOW MACARONI 21b. box, only - - - 39c That Good lnst1nt Coffee new diet-rite cola .i l • -- I E CREAM SPECIAL! Fairmont Dairy Fair Huron Brend EVAPORATED MILK 8 tall cans • - - $1.00 ICE MILK ~ gal. 49c Grapefruit Sib. bag 3 pkgs. of WE WILL PAY 'h CENT EACH TO YOUR FAVORITE C:HARITY 2 lo1ves - - -- ·- -- . - ASHLAND , l.J19 • j2! ... )lr> ;j _./ V. ... HUNTiNGTON KENTUCKY! Morton's BREAD DOUGH 1.00 3 loaf pkg. c 5 c \ IW!f~ .• fire_ ua tuu. I t: ( .. t Mur· O"RRJAN APPOINTED NEW YORK (UPIJ- Patrld KANSA;; CITY , Mo tUPit- C~ene~ St<ttt~ ~19·01, _Lemoy~c \\- O'Brian Tuesday ftl 1p Stale t 16-2t, Con c-ordia 07-31 pvinted supervisor of ractna II I Shelia Kay Ak ers. daughter and Washtngton ol Sl Louts the New York Racing Aloorla' t 6-r' ' aceepted mvltatlons Tues- . til."TT, succeeding John F . Ktn. day to compete m the ·NCAA 1· ne dy, who recentl y yu ~m ed lllltJOilill r•ollege di\IJSLon basket- secre t ary of th e JOC . key cIub. . . br1ll rhampwnsh!ps I I Af"CF.PTS JOB LINCOLN REOPENS OGDEN, lt: taahc',(U PI \- Utah 1 LINCOLN, R I. (UPIJ -Lin. l..;tc~lr linP 0 11 om H.amage . luesdti\ was named asststant jeoln Downs will resume racm~ fuutb<tll roaeh at Webe 1 State today w1th a regular 10-ract Co!Jege. Harnage is ttle fir sl ad.~ .:ard after having been washec dillon to the staff of newt:-.· ap 1 out \1onday and Tu~y be pomted head Coaeh SarkJ~ Ars- lea use of snow and fngtd templanian. 1eratures. SUPER'RIGHT QUALITY CHUCK ROAST NEW POWER LINF: - A IWw 34o.OOO volt transmission Iitle will be huilt fmm Philip Sporn Plant to a new Tri-State substation 111 thf' VICJnitv of Huntington bv BLADE CUT Appalachian Power Compan~·. In ,;dtlition, a new 13B,OOO volt line will be con:;tructf'd to Kentucky PnwPJ Company's Bellefonte sub statiOn in AshiJn _d . This map shows the general a~a an d th e propust>d lmes. New 345,000 Volt Line is Planned from Philip Sporn c An extra high voltage transmission lin<'. f:i2 miles 1Dng and operating at 345,000 volts. will he constructed by Appalachian Power Compan~· to a ma.]or ne~ ~ubstatwn in the vkinity of Huntington from the Phll1p Sporn steam-electric. genPrat.ing station at Crah.:~m St;llion Roast - ,b.49c Roast Stea kS Bt••• tb . 45 C Chuck R'b Beef I S - - - lb.35c Round The $61,~ million pJ"ojrct was announced today by Joe P. vnlt lint' will be cunstruC'trd frutn Gdls. AppalaC'hian vi ce pre-;i - lhwrington to the Bt-llefonle -;uh· d~>n l ond general mant~gN . station ol 1\t>nturky PowWhen the project is comp leted cr Company Ln Ashland, <llso .an late in 1966 it will provide a afli)i;Jtt' ult nf' App<.dach 1a n 111 large block of additional elec- tlw AEP System. tric powt:'r fort he rrowin~ tri -· Philip Sporn Pla nt. on t stah' regiona round Huntington . Ohi o H1ver in . .VI<Json County, In addition , a new 1:18,000 has a gP neratl!lg c<:~p:.Jctty of ------ 1,100.000 kllowrttl:. and IS J01nl 11y 11wned by App;:~lachiau and Ohio Power. It 1s alreadv a !source for Appalact.ian·s · t1.vo · ullwr 34!i.OOO voll lines, to 1\an;nvh a H1ver l;lanl at Cld .~ g11W, W. \';J , JW~Jr Clwr!estun, a d! S· t<HH"l' ot J miles, and to Hoauolo:P . \ .01. <I d1 ~ tant'e of 185 md1•s App•1lad11on h;1 s pin neered tht PT. PLEASANT - Mason use ol : !~:l.OOU \'olt tra ns mLstOUnty 's 197 retail establish- sion ImPs 1r1 tillS c·ountry Tlw ments had $15.7 million 111 :-;;-Jit.•s Sporn-Kanawlw II! It' w<Js pl acin 1963, an increase of 19 JX'r ed in opera Iiun in 195i, ~mel ft•r c:ent from 1958, thf' U. S. Bur- sev~r<J I yeLJrs, it was orwo f the eau of the Census ha s just rt>- highe ~ t voltagt• Juw~ 10 t!ii' na ported after tabulaling dnta .tion . .4ppalal' h!J n i~ nllw eon gathered from all firms in the duct mgt t>.-;bn l Apple !;rove, 1963 census of business. Thr W. Va, on trJnsmls:,ion voltlast previous census condurted t1ges upr o 7i5.000 \'ljlLo.; . by the Census Bureau, an ag~ H1gl11 oJ w<~y cii:'<Jring for tlw encv o[ the U. S. Department nf>w lme In-> hf'P n ~ rarkd bv of Commerce wa~ in 1958. ,B;Jrlletr Trl:'e Expert ComP' <Jn .1· ('ollli"Ll('h fnr coll:-.!ruclwn county ol t11c luw, 1o bt'glll in Mav and Retail trade In the m~ant jobs (exclusive ol pro· tw cornpll'!Pd 1n ~ptc ;nbt'J" , 1 pnetors) for 528 men and worn- J9ti6, wil l be (('t -~ om1. en and a yearly payroll ol $1 4 million. 1963 Retail Sales Up in Mason Countv Chu<k FRESH FROZEN-ANY SIZE Frosh Came is Citrd in Resolutinn ?·1 pies have made applications for On March 6th the sorority marriage licenses in thf.t office will hHve a dance open to the of the county clerk. ' public at the Moose Home frotm 'I Applying were: Paul Ronald 9 p.m . until midnight. Newman , 26, Columbus 1 Ohio, 1 The Twilighters will furnish and Jo Ann Hess, 16, Mason, the music and tickets will be W. Va. ~ sold at the door for $3 a CO U f Stewing Banelut- 2-lb. roll 69t SUPER-RIGHT FRESH Plump Turkeys lb. 3 9c Pork Sausage FRESH- OVEN READY CAP'N JOHN FROZEN A&P FROZEN VEGETABLES Broccoli ~~:~~~:~:~ Corn or 1-lb. roll SUPER-RIGHT BRAND Roasting Chickens1b.49c Sliced Bacon " In volume of busine ss I h f' ('ounty"::; food slores had sa les of $5:3 million, an incrr<.~se of JG p~;>r cent from 1958. In othf:r ret ail business - the county 's t>ating and drinking places had sa les of $840,000 and gasnlinf· srrvice stations had sail's oJ $1 7 million. 1 I'T PLF.ASA \"T Brerry .Jones IH ·Masonl of the House F'or fhe state <:l:> a whole t1l l>i'l,·gales tnlnJdtwNI a resotlw Census Bur('au n•twrt_t·d lutinn m thf' tf'glsldlure 'l'ues16 .915 retail est;;tblishrnents wnh da\" fJI"llf)ll SIR g a hllsketball sales of $1.779.3 million, ur II ga111(' brtWI't'lt tht> Marshall Onper cent from Hl58. . 1ver s ir~· ;1nd W('st Virgmia Uni Census reports to be lSS Lil'd vrrsilv fn•stmwn. during the next fpw month_s .lon;•s 111 tlw I"Pmlulion diJ·cclwill gi\'e state and county ft - Pel to aulhoriltl'~ of both s<'i10ols gures on wholesale_~nd Sti"VI( "t· not1•rJ rtw outstJnding perform ~ trade~, man~facturmg Jnd nnn- ann·s of t hl· rwo squads this era! mdustnes . s1·ason and ('JIIt·d Btlention to Figures on number of estab- thr t·onsJ dtT~lb l e intf'Trst in li shments and sale.<:; volume sut"il i-l tont('s1 The WVU fresh for major _types of reta il est<lb- man ll'<tlll h<Js mmpfeted its ilshme.nts . m e::~ch _county are st•ason w1th a 20-1 r('('ord. The ?rnvided m the pn~Led report : Marshall squad has posted 18 '' 196~ census o!_ b~s.l~~~s, r:~~ll slr;~ighl vietorws . trade. West \ Irg&ma. . avct ll a-' Jones' rPsolu t ion said a game ble at $.45 from Supermtt:'ndPnt 1ln !he Charleston Civic center of Documents .. Washington. wou ld driiw a hili house, 5,760 C. 20402 and at U. S. De pat t- persons. and a $3 admission · DU.'nl. of Commerce field offJces.l would produ(·e rf'venue exeeed~ ing $17.000 ttnd aflt'r expenses ' the two sehools rould split apPleasant Valley Hospital proximately $16.000 prnlils. ADMITIED Mrs. Linco ln Bush, Hogsett ; Mrs. Louis Har-; rlss, Buffalo: Mrs. nan Child- ; ers, Pt. Pleasant. 1 DISCHARGED : Lester Puh ney, Jr., Hogsett : Charles Sch-1 ultz, Pt. Plf'asant , Mrs. llan- 1 lei Paxson, Pliny Ground_ cut _ Beof Shod 59c lb. 59c lb.69c en•n'" _ l b . Bone W.Va. 5 8 9( DINNERS ___ ;:;39c 45 c HADDOCK FLOUNDER SHRIMP large39 nng c SCALLOP 10·01. pkgs. Peas JANE PARKER Angel food Cake 10-ot. pkg . i·o··ssC pko. l -01 . pko . 55 C JANE PARKER 39c oa<h Golden Corn REDFISH ~::.:"John FLOUNDER JANE PARKER- SLICED CRACKED A&P- CREAM STYLE pkg. FRESH FRYING CHICKEN PARTS BREAS T S .......... · · .. · SSclb. LEG S · · .. .. .... · ... .. · 4Sc lb. Ll V ERS · .. ..... .. · .. -.... · 49clb. FACIAL-400 COUNT Kleenex 2 45c TISSUES - pkgs. SANITARY NAPKINS Lemon Pie Wheat Bread l • • lb. 2 l·lb. .~:: 39c 1-lb.45 ~--- __ Cop'n John Frozen ___ pkg . ( · - -- box$119 • - ·- ___ __ of 48 LEAF CAI\IDY Whoppers 49c loaves Kotex MALTED MILK BALLS _ __ CAMPBELL'S SOUP S1 00 Salad Dressing 6 79c TOMATO 9 7 ::;: 8 9c Egg Noodles 59c 100 count 35c ANN PAGE l-Ib. 1-o:r:. 10'!, 01. cans cans i::·4sc • ANN PAGE- All WIDTHS WISCONSIN Beef, Chicken or Turkey Sharp Cheese Noodle- Vegetable Beef lb. Cream of Mushroom Bean·Bacon- G...een Pea- A&P BRAND Half &Half Cream 19c pint Vegetable---Cream of Potato 6 95 c 10112 01. cans 43c TOMATO SOUP __,o·~~.~·1 Oc lb. Grapefruit Oranges c FLORIDA--VINE RIPE 8 ~~~ 69c Tomatoes FLORIDA-VALENCIA lb. 19c FLORIDA 5 49c Strawberries lb. bag E'l"clusiveo or rtema Exempt by LMr 1-:-.,IHrl'~ FPh :!7. 1965 2 lb. 39c In Cob. Unit A&P"1 NOW WITH FREE COUPOI BELOW I SAVE s1 38 I Navel Oranges FLORIDA MARSH SEEDLESS $5.00 or More 1 CALIFORNIA JUMBO SIZE doz. Macaroni With the Purch•M ef --------START YOUR ENCYCLOPEDIAS A & P FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES TOPS OF THE CROP 29c Ann Page Elbow 2-20 oz. can• 35c ANN PAGE FLEISCHMANN'S '14 LB. STICKS Margarine Vegetable-Old Fashion l-Ib. pkg. 39c EREYUDPEDIA OF EODKIR& 1HI fAMilY HANDYMAN EDlYUDPEDIA I I I I I I I I I Commit~.J__::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~=.;:.::.::.::::.:::.::::t:C:~l'I pie. All proceeds from the Larry Arnold McCartney, 23, 1dilnce will be donated tot ht! ~barlene ~ Ma son wdl ~~ ~~~~~:~~t.~ ACCEPT VI RG I Nl /o, Pt. Pleasant, :sue ltea. iMason County Health EatoD, 18, Mt. and Vernon, lndiana. -- - -- .. - -·-..... ... .. ---.. - --.- ... -- .... ------ ------ Honot• at AnnuaI Sty IeShow Announced I WEST ghter. Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln 1 PT. PLEASANT - The GamBush, Hogsett, a daughter. 1rna Chapter, Lambda Chi Ome~ ga Soror1ly will hold their formal aetivities for prospective · ASK TO WED !members at 3 p.m . March 6 at HEAD LEnUCE LARGE . 24 SIZE ISS' or P'Ol'R POII\'T PLEASANT - The Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adkins of Saundra Shearer. dclUghter of of Mr . and ~1rs. Akt· rr.; of Pliny . · h . seven candidate:-; vving !or Sand Hill Road is !ponMred Mr. and Mrs. R<tlph Shearer. ,i 1.S represen1mg ,.~ ts er s -_ . . . . . . Ch ~ p. tm t Sto e . .• "II I he title of •· Mtss Sprmghme'' by Hardm s Shoe Center. Her 513 andler Dn ve. 1~ spon- In: ar en r anu w ! g1ve. <II tlw annual Style Show apon- ' talent i!l sing mg. 1 sored by the 0 . J ~rorr1son a pantomime as her talent _ --;ort>d by lh~ Po1nt. Pleasant Jun- Karen Layton , daughter of S_tor~ and will prt'~('llt a folk The Style Show will be pre1 1?1 Woman s Cluo m co-opera· Mr. a~ Mrs. Edward Layton . s m~mg <~rt. sented Apnl lst in the Pt twn w1th local mf'rr hant s h<~ve 2923 B1reh Ave nue, sponsored Cher yl W illliHll~on . dtlUghter Plt'a;..ant lligh gym at 7 30 p. I been announced b}' Ben Frankhn's will present or Mr. <~nd Mr s. Lannt•s Wd · m ~' ive girls. all sf'niors at a skit as her tal~nt. l1am son , Southside. w1ll repre1 Point Pleasant High , one from Darlene :\Jbert, daughter of st'nt Biggs Dt>partmenl S1on· M;1rinnne C<lmpbell o~ Gallt· Wah<~ma lligh a~d onf' from :\1rs. Belly Nibert, liKH Jetrer- .and will give an 1mpres:wm or polis will be the narralor . llan~n High st>ekmg the covet-~ son Blvd ., ~s being sponsor~d several Hollyw ood stars for , Ruth Sturgeon a~d Shlrl~y Gardf'd t1tle <:~re . . by the Fashion Center. She vnll her talent. ner are cb-chaJimen of the Barbara Adkms. daughter of 1do a hair styling talent ad , Shelia Walker. claugllter ol' show. PT. PLEASANT - Two cou- , the hom• of Martha Haught. Brown 'n Serve BREAD THEY ARE VALUABLE! , ·:r ), I I Mr and Mrs. Dallas WaikPr I .. \ , ,_.) I seven cand.d s I . M" s . . . ates ' ee ung prmgtime Gamma Chapter Is Planning I BIRTHS : Mr. and Mrs. Hu- Insta11ation bert Mullinex, Arbuckle, a dau- 1 FROZEN FOOD SPECIAL HOLSUM SAVE YOUR RC COLA, Dl ET ·RITE COLA, NEHI, TRUE FRUIT ORANGE AND UPPER 10 BOTTLE CAPS. ~ Florida Seedless NESCAFE INSTANT COFFEE - - - $!.19 10 oz. jar ·-, BAKERY BUY OF THE WEEKI only 1 calorie per serving no sugar at all \ ~ I Pltasant~ --') Basketba11 'r 1 . Point C }Iege Feb. 24 , 1965-51 Pomeroy~ By GARY KALE r o.. Dally Sentinel . Pomeroy-Middlepot1 . - - · - -- pint �. ' ' ' ' .. .. ' . -······ . . · ·-· · .. ~- . ·-· ._, .. . ," , ..,. , .. .... .. .. .. . ··--·· ·- ....._. ....... ··-·- .. • • • f .• , ' • l NEW IL\VEN Cancer Bandage p • t Given rOJec New Haven Council Votes S R • $200 for treet epatrs lskit on Family DOIIotlons The srene took place around a dm· l ner table, thts was followed' with ' diScussion on Family 1 ,,ons Taking part w;re Dev~r K~~~ U 1 11-Dally Sen ne , ~arv~n ~o~sh(.~~~E's Roush. J ~~s ~tus Har:: Staats . .11rs Jack Ch~~rman ""h ' R y o~ Feb, 24, 111811 WilB::: ~,;,._. Mrs Dany Sentinel, ravors , forem~hn ~wis, refreshmenl5.\M:~d Wayne G"'en, Mrs. RaY" Lieving, Mrs. Joseph Llsh, Charles Yeager, Mrs. £4- -: : · : . : : ;;;;,:·.:::< ..:::. ~ S~~t Har~~~s•,\1- host~sses, llatehets and -:: =~ Mrt. Vernal Johnson of Wesl ,m ush and Rev Jack Welch 18 after complalnlll from eiU· cent on Sale• and es MASON - 1be MaSID William . Powell. and much disc"""l;;;• charges for er's Club Memberl at _their of Chmlian Serv•ce the condition of the and and Demand meeUng recently at lbe Lesley , otre:,.,;~,: Co~m:r~~eo ~ay asS! ~ay': ~:le ~rs -~. R~bman. K•ll•n~s- repa~rmg ~~~n"'r w<~s ~::: ~\etta WI~~~ Lelah ~this cha~r· ~ lie T~ randlelt~>'hl IJ ,.~ ~av , of Da~soo, '"~ Se~t~l ~1rs Bandsmen are ~rc &:'tel J State Umt ~~~:II Is~ ~ \;m- Gib~": .B~I rns._ t d~ Hlflgw~h· K·JU~Ii. Ro.~s. i progres~ ~fore · - • Ctnll• as a breeze. Exclusive FlowlnJ ~apersa Heat • Hendlest lint catcher known-on lhe door. S 95 • Your choice of 4 gorgeous colors or gleaming white. ' j i I I • Porcelain Enameled drum-snag-free. ·aAKEII FURNITURE : .. ! 1 1 REFUSED '· • i ' USED CAR ON OUR LOT! ANACIN • I I ! 1 I THE TIME TO BUY IS NOW! EVERY CAR IS FOR SALE • • • YOU TELL US WHAT . i i YOU WILL PAY AT--- ~ [ • \ l • 53c i'' Reg. 59c METROPOLITIAN MOTORS Pomeroy, 0, family. She was returned to her home by Mr. and Mrs . Dt>nver Carte of Nitro wh() also visited on Sunday wil.h Mr . and Mrs . Rou•h. I Eber A1TEND WEDDING NEW HAVEN -11-lr and Mrs Jack Stewart recently attend. ed the weddJng of Mrs. Stewart's brother, Russell Cummins to Miss Cors Lee Manuel at Racine, Ohio. Tussy Wind & Weather Lotion Q. TIPS 7lc REG- 1 - 0 0 - - - - - - DEODORANT Crellm or Roll On REG. $1.00 \ }. SOc 26c REG. $3.50 - - - - - - - f REG- 39a - - - - S2·00 for 19c RIG, $2,00 - - -- -- - 1 \ church. Mrt. Noa Moart!, oup~ent, ' ·.' i . ,. 'I HEADQUARTERS . FREE PARKING IN REAR \ i \ ~· ';• .' J, ROBINSON'S ----- f ntertained by M C h8 h r$ aS a l iso~r.;,a_:da:n~c~e_;:in~th:e~W:a~I~Ia:m:a;;,:=======~=iiii: Spring Headliners! NEW SPRING HATS More Arriving This Week Ebersbac~ of Health Melhodist Cllur<lh School at a · W<D"ker's eonlerthe ence Sunday eveninl at PREScRIPTiON SHIRT FINISHING I _E~s~~ ' ~-,.---.,.,...._,..,. +-·IIOU.S~ 199 • 95 1tM EIJCORD WT M • • !la.l __,.,.. Clliii*III•UiraCall • -~ .2701 U-4. .,.._ _ _ _ dad ~- cabiJMII: .. IPead Bei~ colof Of Wh1t~ Straow tcltof . HANDCRAFTED for Greater DependalulHy ' ,...,-.ecto. . . priltte-d eL wftsf ..,. sbo1Utsl £~ cha$sis Qlf'lner.twn Is tt<Wldwired b greater depe ."'<i -'"~~ 'y. ---- RUTLAND FURNITURE 2·4811 Service ..,.,....,.,==------' L-------------------.,==-' Dependable Rutlond • 1 - You'll do great! ' AT NO EXTRA com The brand-new '65 Plymouth Valiant 5c CANDY BARS .... ·OV<' •• 73 MILl ST. R~d- ,1 ONE DAY SERVICE c;ouroe POLl DENT TUS"SY FACE CREAMS SOc vo~edt SouiiJ Denture Powder REG.39c _ __ dur~g 'LOSS WERNETT DESERT FLOWER ~ ~~~he; ~~~~~t;:~ed P~ns PROTECTION. t 1 \ REG.98c _ _ tables and 10 chaD's to be ll8ed Sunday 0:1t the First .1. rOr GaOSteSS //"Ia 8 et 40 Ket:::- r.)~~c.lke / ! Low Down Payments Bank Financing Mrs. Martha (Mattie! Henry, 86 years, of Clifton , is a pa· I tient at the Pleasant V~l~ey : Hospital. She had been vts1ttng I with her daughtE-r . Mrs. Charles Arstrong in when she became ill. Visiting with Mrs. Henry re· cenHy were her three daughjles: Armstrong Lo Columbus ma Peck, Chillicothe and Mrs. Blonche Cornpson, Clifton. Mrs. Armstrong and Mrs . Peck I were called here bec~use or the . serious illness of Lhe1r mother . . Mr . and Mrs . Chester Roush : and children of ChE'shi re spent . several da~·s las! week visiting hi s mother, Mrs. Loltit> Housh. Miss Alma Dudding of Nitro visited over the weekend with her sister , Mrs . Eber Roush and H Frances Willard Tea is Held by WCTU Tuesday REG. $1.00 - - I . eVOtiOn$ SEE IT NOW I Mrs. Moore is Entertained at Layette Shower I Reg. 43c Reg. 79c 'son. ~g Ha~:~ by I 1 ON ANY D repla~ Phillips Sisters Style Shop J ...,I' ALKA SELTZER . ed to the l~o I·'I MIDDLEPORT, 0. BAYERS ASPIRIN REASONABLE OFFER queet"~ pr:s;~~l~s~~ ~::;'~edp:. ~ ~ 1 ~• ~nor~ a~ lll~udr.~· ~rons.~rr. ~n~ Mr~l W~~ngh ~s. ° on~ Pythian Group I 1 0 Mrs. Brown is 1 I· 1 M!Jo~~-beT1t•b wiD- Town Hall niDc co ~~~ c .." · · I I ~:=:;M:i:d:d:le:po;;r';'~o;.;;;;~·~L-iu_t~hei -r~aniliitil·~··~guile.;vi rei sei ni led-,• _:_M_a_s.:o::n::P:e::r:s:o_n_a:l-s' Mr and Mrs. Dallas Walker, Mason and Mr. and Mrs. Ray , Weaver of New Haven allendrd Ia Natwnwide dinner meeting on , Wednesday at the Dame I Bo<me ] I Hotel in Charleston . RepresentAt ives of Nationwide so u th~rn ·dis tr ict attended. The lad1es were eat·h presented corsages . . j Harvietta Newland who attends Mountain State Husiness , College visited h('r parenls , Mr. I and Mrs . Harvey Newland over the weekend. Donald Cook lJnderwen t ~ur · gery on Friday at the Holzer ' Hospital Mrs. Nannie Johnson of New Haven visited on Sunday wtth ' her niece and family, Mr. and 1 Mrs . Freddie Thabet Mr and Mn . Gary Wilson and three l'hildren of Cha rleston vis· itif"d over the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bliss Wil· 1 lull ..:.dldolo --~"--·- Mrs. McNamee Observes her 90 t h 81rt ' hday ''I • Low-priced yet gives you fri&idaire quality and dependability, , .• • • • •, • • • • • 1: I High Scbool for ht~nd !~'::":~ c~ld se~ved I dries fluffy soft. or Over Stocked! :eeled •• .•. aean, paJJit . 3 Candidates ~~olst.•;r S~ill· Are Initiated i I be aug I NEW HAVF:N- A upholstery Into Bethel 62 thr II home workshop will be held lor the .. . demonstration club mem· an~. 1 THE SHOE BOX I . j BOOTS $5.00 "I Auxiliary will ~ ~lded tt~he~-~W~or~ld~'~s-F~a~l~r.•••;;;-·,·;.-..-...:.!:====~~;::::::::i:i::Z:::ii:Z:::::= the group on tht' t,rowth _and prizes were won by Mrs. Joey st>rved at the noon th: ; rare of teeth and showed s!Jdes Rou'ih <:~nd Mrs . Hoger Fink. home of Mrs . Donald H<Jyne ,. r------:-~-:---, Those attending were Mrs. Jo- on Thnrsday . . Warm Lined ev Roush. Mrs_ Eugene Hesson,. The president. Mrs. Aba~aJ l 1\lrs. Wayne Capeha rt, Mrs. A. Thompson opened the meetmg. 1.. Sprouse, \1rs Michael Tay-1Devotions were led by Mrs. lm Mrs. Roger Fmk and Mrs Ray Thompson The Lesson. Ladies Fine Leather Cunnm?,ham . "Ne w Concepts m Convn um t~ Reg. $6.99 LUTHER A..'II WOMEN I Health"' was ~lven by Mrs . 1':1· HOLD MEETING roy Kaylor _ Door prize and conThe Esther, Rebecca ~tnd test prize were won by Mrs . ' !1uth Circles the Lutheran ! Lieulo H.oush. ,Church Women held a Joint : The remainder of the day was ~leetmg on Sunda ~· evemng a! ' 8 knilting workshop condu<'Led : I St. Paul's Lutheran Churc~. The by Mrs . Elroy Kaylor. beeJI wore~ . ~inin~ I, i HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. hour~~ I llodll DDA·II SEE US FOR SPECIAL PRICES! Mi:lr~h<lll t The Me 1gs County Teachers 1 for meeting purposes. Mrs. Earl h ch ' in Middleport Council will meet Thursday. • Guests were mvlt MASON - The Sunshine lngles, Mrs. Beulah Bocock c · · February 25, at 7:30 p.m ., jn l room for the social hour class of the Mason Methodist and Mrs . Mary Roush were ap- lowmg the service Miss • the offire of Supt. 0. 0 . Pat- • where decorated Church held their February The Gallia County Eighl and , pointed to price a stove and terson. rmnts, nuts , punc lllbi n- meeting at the home of M!Sses \Forty Salon met at the home refrigerator for use in the build· de f . T Ma h - -----were fromd a "de Lorena and Hilda Weiss in Ma- of Mr& . William Brown re- ing. rna or 1m Ia 1IOn on rc 22 . gym on friday, February 211 ' tered With a gol cup! ' g r son Thursday evening. I cently. The meeting opened I . . The Jays will emcee. nd sweetheart rose a - Devotionals were presented lin ritualistic furm by the At an earlier meetllli lhe Rodger Luckydoo is rangement. Mrs. Walter by Miss Lorena Weiss entitled, 'Chapeau, Mrs. Orville Well. group made plans to sell re- Society PreHidMit and Mrs. Manmng Webster p " Be Patient With yourself," Nine member< answered freshments al the proposed ReMASON -Officers for the at the coffee servtC<! and and " Image Discussed... roll call . The Child Welfare gatta for the Bend ar•a thiS h bo I 9unc w· .. Mrs Pearl Roush the presi- lreport was given by Mi's. Silas . summer. To earn money for the Wahama chapter of the NaAttending in addthon to the dent, .presided a brief 'Hamilton . It was voted to organization •. the group o tional Honor Society were rethe contribute to the American Le- buy 50 kwlck kuts (stamless cently elected as follows : tbove were Miss Coats, guest lbusiness meeting, when ilf honor ; Mrs. Robert Coats, rou voted to present a church gion Child Welfare foundation steel cutters) to sell. ger Luckydoo, president; ,Ier mother,_ Mrs. J . E .,:laJ' to Evangelist Rev. w .\ for research in TB, the Nurses Mrs. Vera Dodson was appoint dra Pickens, vice-president; Er· ON Ceci l Shepherd ot tht> First j ~holarshtp fund, <Jstie Ilbros- ~ to work at the Health Clm- rna Crites, secretary ; and Rich- I Methodl"st Church of Clenden· llS research , and NJtrogen Ana- 1c scheduled for March 2nd at ard Rood, treasurer. in who will be a gu~st during 1Iyzer for treatmeftt oI '-'.1"'tlc r.~ · City Build ing. Other business during the Lenten services the week of 1 ros1s. Attend.mg the mee1·mgs wee r meeting found fhe chapte_r vot-f \ I' · F"b · March 14th at the Mason Meth- It was announced that the Mrs. Bliss Wilson, Mrs . Earl ing to continue the awardmg o udist Church. bY· Iaws shou id he revise · d . F"ma I Jng1es, Mrs. Beu1a h $>0 to a deserving senior at The class agreed to give . ,plano were made lor the loth Mrs. Mary Roush, Mrs . Wahama who desires to coc•tin-11 LAUNDRYMrs. Charles McNamee, South wedding gift to Mrs. Frank I annJ~ersay at the Mt1rch Tripp, Mrs. Harvey Newland, ue his education In college. DRY CLEANING Sec ond-Ave., is observing a Hoffman, (Mrs. Flossie Mat- meetmg. Refreshments were Mrs, John Roach, Mrs . Mae group also made plans to soo•n- 11 WY 2·5428 POMEROY milestone tn her life t~ay as toxJ. The group voted t.o spon~ r serv ed bY Mrs., Brown an Tay.lor, Mrs. Vera son, rs. M lhe reaches her 90th birthday. sor 1 Soup and Bake Sale on Mrs. Ellen Deweese. Mrs. D?r-d l Cec1! Johnson , Mrs.Dod . Lottie Mrs . McNamee is a life-long March 13 at Thomas' Grocery. · othy Hecker was a contrJbutmg Roush, Mrs. Helen Dav1s and business meeting hostess. 1 Mrs. Betty Harris and Mrs. Dalresident of Meigs county a.nd l After the her home is filled tuday With the group played scramble. 'lias Walker. remembrances of flowers , dec· . Refreshments were served by orated cakes an~ oth~r gifts 1the hostesses Misses Hilda and NCE REHEARSAL !rom her many fmnds tn the . Lorena Weiss . to Mrs. George ANN0 u I A rehearsal for the ca ntata . Carson, Mrs. Marvan Frame, "The Seven Last Words Of community. Mrs. McNamee has dau- Mrs. Helen Stewart, Mrs. Leaf Christ"' Will be held at the Fedd h h Th da at ghters, Mrs. Charles WISe, Jr. ter Zerkle, Mrs. Reuben Stew- Mrs. Cash Baltr entertained of Waverly and Mrs . Cecil Brad- art, Mrs. Murl Megee, Mrs. the Staff and Offlcers Club erate c urc . ~s Y' . bury and several grandchild- Mary Johnson, Mrs. Albert of Meigs Temple, Pythian Sis- I ~-m. Anyone wts~mg ~ smg •en and great grandchildren. Swatzel, Mrs. Matilda Noble, ters, Monday night at her In the :ntotap wlhichs w~l b~ Spending a day With her re- Mrs. Ray Proffitt, Mrs. Donald home on Main St. Mrs. Rich· present . on . a m un a[.;m~ :ently was Mrs. Adam Ebers- Foglesong, Mrs. Russell Bar- ard Owens, vice president, pre- 3 p.m. 15 mvlt~ to · bach of Pomeroy. Thet wo wom- 1 ton, Mrs. Eber Roush, Mrs. Ce- sided in the ab8ence of Mrs. Arrangements will also~ made en enjoyed a dinner sent do":n cil Smith, Mrs. Helen Davis, Kari Owen, who io ill. The to sing at the Commumty S~nCourt St. SH Pomeroy to them Mrs. s Mrs. Russel] Capehart, Mrs. openmg prayer was given ill rtse service o_ n Sund Y· .. _ _ _ daughter, Mro. Marguerite Mary Berry and Mrs. John unison by the group. Durst. Mr . and Mrs. Ed Smith Marshall. A card of thanks was read • also called and presented her from Betty Spencer and family with a large cake decorated for memorial flowers sent fo1 Nilh yellow roses, which had her mother. The traveling prizt been made by Mrs. Smith Mrs. donated by Mrs. Richard Owens McNamee's husband, the late was won by Mrs . Barry Clark. Charles McNamee was well Garnes were plaved and known for hill activities •• an pr!Jes won ~y Mrs. Betty auctioneer. Spencer, Mrs. Ow~, Mrs . Mr~. Edw~rd Moore was en- Lena McElhinney arid Mrs. 1 tertamed Wtth a layette show- otho Watts. There were 15 ' er recently at the home of Mrs. members present for tbe meetWilliam Morris and Mrs. James ing. WiBecup assisting ltoatess._. ,.. The hostesoes, Mrs. Babr Gifts were placed on II' table and her mother . Mrs . George covered with a pink cloth and Childs, served a ~aiad course The annual Frances deco~ated with an arrangement and .sandwiches followinM the ' Willard tea was held when lhe of pmk and red carnations. meetmg. March hostesses will Pomeroy WCTU met Tuesday Games were played and prlz. be Mrs. Paul Zirkle and Mrs afternoon at the United Meth~r es won by Mrs. Jlert Bodlm~r' Chester Zirkle. dlscurc I h h. Mrs. Mrs. ----R' Robert Mr Hysell, E M Keith Mrs, Allen Hampton. pres!- Iggs, ': ugene urray. . The door pme was awarded to dent, conducted the r.10elmg Mr F kiln t"r" tt 1 which opened with the hymn, s . ran . 1P e • . "' Faith CH Our Falhers," folThose attendmg m addition '' ' ' lowed with prayer by Mrs. Joa- to the above were Mrs. (Jllarles eph Cook Two new members, Winebrenner, Mrs. Richard BeyMrs. William L. Smith and Mrs, ler, Mrs. Tom . Smith, Mrs. Norman Baxter were welcom- Sherman Buskirk, Mrs. Carl . ' ' ed. Horky, Mrt. Frank Eschleman, . A communication was read Mrs. Charles Mullen, Mrs. Myfrom the Temperance League ron Miller and Mrs. Don Mu~ of Ohio asking memben to len. write their senalors concerning Sending lifts were Mrs. E . blliJ to be voted upon. 0 n e L. Hughes, Mrs. George JohDmember, Lottie Justus, was lost son, Mrs. Harold Kauff,_ Mrs. by death and 8 book will he Eugene Gherke, Mrs, Richard placed in the Pomeroy library Hovatler, Mrt. William Nelson, in her memory. Mrs. Larry WJJey and Mrt. Tom Mrs. Robert Warner was de- Scally. The hostesses served a voOonalleader using as her top. dessert at the close of Jc, "Ve are the llght of the the evenllli----world." Mrt. C. Melvin Alkire presented the program topic, SON IS BORN "A oorridc)r of Opportunity." Mr. and Mrt. Edward U. The hymn, "God Be With Moore, Second Ave., are You Till We Meet Agalll," dos- announcllli the birth of a son, ed the meeting, after which Thomas Edward, February 17, cookies tea and minlll were at Holzer hospital He weigh1erved 'trom a table wilh lace ed six pounds and . 15 OUIICel eover and centered wlth aa ar- and la the II!COnd child of the ranpment of while Dowers with couple. They have ·. a daurhlinwhlle candles In lilver holders er, Sheila. Gr&nd)IUenll on ellher side. Mrs. Hampton elude Mr. and Mr1r John Burpreolded at the tea oervice lon and Mr. J, C. Moore o1 Radford, Va, The ~re faml. ly will have ona , . " blrthPltml Completed day party every ,-...: Feb, 17 olnce the hl)lly wu m on For S/I!Jring H our the blrlblfay lll!llvenary ot Plana were completed for an both Mr•.,.._.: and dauahter, hour of sharing by the youth Sheila. Mas- ~ Mrs. 1 ... t 'lellie Zerkle. I ~rs. ~m Woha Leo er or I rounc 1 ~en . honor~ c~~~e;:t ou\8~ ~n M" W • . Hen~,~ d ~ f b~~~:~~'l: Three Falcon Pilar·~ 2;~u~~~:edo~ ~ a it ~N - Mbs Sheila Wilker, of MasoD,. Senior ot = I a awarded~ i,f '~·. t~"· Coa~: e• filVUIR - ~I Ord1nan~e wil:~~ , mg IIUIU Feb,~· 1118~9 .. ~ll ~eneat W81 ,he follo•·mg, MHX!f Rickard, h H llerark \Irs I ' ' ,n meetmg. The group voted to ·of add!lional revenue for Town Mi''Howard and Mrs. bed ohlrta and coufeer bandag· l J•fl and \lei"'" I dln•v . \tan· c M Adams , Jr., • purchase, new sweeper for the of New Haven by tmposmg a r k a;r, ' es avery month. Mrt. Warne ,yn Gihb< , She!) l Roush , Cles· M y. 1 h Fergu<nn. .t ''rhurch A commiltee w•• ap- lpmilege tax on persons engag· Ric ar. Green presided the meetlll&. " and [!ebb"" Aholuo Susan · "., n erty, Mrs. Manon mled to see about 1mg in certain businesses, occu- The council voted to adopt a Club membenl brought con1 1 Whilmore, Tammy Hart. Re· [ grs Tomm Fr> :. replaemg chairs at the Par- jpallons and other actiVIties rider to the Peddlers trlbutlons of. plaques and pic- 1 berea Roush Susan Mr-: C'harles Vanan. Mrs Ray ISh House A temporary budget m the town; upon any pers lront rolhng the hours ol solicit- tures. to be g1ven Lakin Judy No·erls Mma Stantev \hs Paul Roush. Mrs for the year was passed It engagmg ur contmumg from 9 • m to 6 p.m. unless Hosptlal for use m dormitories worth . Shant-' and Tro\ Hcs- Dav•d Ot- wh urst Mrs F'rank !mnounced that Miss tov.n m the followmg P jby appomtmenl 1 JOn. Mr and Mrs George Spradlmg Mrs. Rober! Date .Jane Powell had accepted service or utility Mayor Donald Batley presid- of Mn. Mary Berry ID Mason. oon . Mrs Lar" La!hey .. Housh. Mrs Ned Haymaker, man of the Kitchen Com mittee. I there IS hereby leviedna aecount ied Others in attendance were Hoslesaes were Mrs. Ray Prof-1 on Gibbs. the honorer c: M ' Mrs John Morgan. Mrs 0 J Thev voted to pay their dues to be collected taxes of the bust- •Hilda Ridgway, recorder, Rol- fill Mrs_ Everett Thomas Mra. 'j and her parent< Mr an ' r Howard Jr ' Mrs James Roush , the . Umted CounCil of Churches of the gross mcome o and Karr, Paul Rickard, Okey Be;ry and Misa Lena Gibbs. Gibbs TING 1\lr::. A L Sprouse. Mrs B M It was announced that St. Howard. Jr. councilmen and , P.T A MEF. met N!eewander, Mrs. George Car· Paul 's Lutheron Church would Oooald Ohlmger. Absent were Attending were Mrt. Ray I Th• New H.1ven p 1 1 The son Mrs Roscoe Calhuu•1. Mrs be host for the United Council ! Carl Tennant and . Workman, Mrs. Roy Harless, on Thursdav at the Sl' "'' d th Billy Tolbert, Mrs Joho T I l"h.urch Women lor World Charles Roush. ' Mrs. Charles Roush, Mro. B. Cub Seout ReltmJre, Mr'l Hobert WeaMvt•r, Prayer on March 5th F. Board, Mrs. Wayne Green, , meeung w1 ' a Mrs Burrell rs · b Mrs . Harry Schwab, Mrt. Sam i Flat Cerrmony. read-F. Br!"d•!l Sl!ower is Hoffman and Mary Lynn, Mrs.. , • ' , E V ran k I' ouug. Jr . Mrs James Refreshments ("" I were Th served egtstery • ' ings - ""A Mothers ye Gilbert M" Chester w.,.,,er. Rebecca e ose r -' I Given Mrs. Ho//mfln Nolan Swackhamer, Mrt. Robof ' Scout" and "" ln <tant Men Mr an·d Mrs Robert Herndon, were Mrs . Wilham PowJell, j 0 ert CVirginia) Roush, I they rlo•ed with a Cu b Hobert Layn•· . Mr . Char· Sr. Mrs . Wilham Powell . r .. I ' ' MASON - Mrs. Frank Hoff- , les Yeager. Sending flillll were Meditation Scouts takmg pmt \es Frye Mr . aod Mrs. IJeoms Mrs . Herman Layne, Mrs . Paul\ \JASON - Three 1\ah:;:a (r l . Mattox) of Ralph Warner, Mrs. W·i were Mike Hm,ard . Bruce Ad· Briles . · Roush, Mrs. Donald Bumgard· l While falcon Band " ·man a. honored with a H. Foglesong, Mrs. Lizzie Roush ams. Brian Russell, [)anny Gard· 'EW HAVEN JUNIOR ner . Mrs. Jack Welch. Mrs . John have been chosen to ploy '" the on w . . t the home and B. F. Board. nf>r, Mikt> Stanley, Timm~· Oh· · WOMA:\I 'S CLUB : iP Roush, Mrs . Edwi n Roush, West Virgi nia All State Band . . bnda sower gtven a . linger, Jrlf .~reds . .lolm F~rgo· The New Haven Joowr Worn Mrs . Velma Roush, Mrs . Thorn· They are Gary j>tewar\ sonar~f t son . .Johnny Jon~·s. . 1 .~~an's Club met on Febr uary a. :1 .; Gnnslead. Mrs . Harold Rosr . 1, Mr. and Mrs . 1\eubrn .. tew ' I Grimm, Danny LJ!chfwld . .\eJ - Hl65 at the h11 me of Mrs . .l:lntt'~ :\Irs. A. L. Sprouse. Mrs. H. L Ma~on. who plaYs the trump~t. ry Sm1th ._ Ritehif' Bird , (,reg Cunningham. Devotions were Dyer. Mrs. Harry Layne . Mrs. ' and Sherry Flesher and Chns· Roush, HJCky "Jdcrs. Bobby prt>~t>ntl"d by :Yi:-s . Joey Rou'- h_ W-illiam Russell, Mrs J . V.: ty Howard. both clarmetJsts. Young . ll<ibhv r; dherl DaVId A HCW member, Mrs. Wayne MrGrew. Mrs . .Joli n f . Roush , I Sherry " the daughter of M~ Morgan , Steve Darnell , HHro\d Carwh.:Jr1, W<~s weleumetl mto Mrs _ .John F'ry. Mrs. Jack HPS· and Mrs . .Jack Flesher. an , Winn111g<>. H1r~~ Ht>!'~t)n. .J_dl !he (·lub A letter trom. Mrs . son. Mrs . Nel~on Roush . .Mrs _· Chndy is l h~ d~ughh"~ of Mr. Haymaker, Lnr~y He~s . .!~son Willi<~m Hairden. Jr .. County (;ary Roush . Mrs . Otto Gnmm . ,1 and \1:s. ?ake~ Howard. Jr 1 Plenty of 2x4's and All Fromlng Lumber Ingt>l s. Stt>ven < arpPnt_Pr. Canet'r Chairman, was read Mrs _ R G. Grt>ene. Miss Lelah i All res1de m New Haven . my Juhn Law· tt>llmg or !he of the . .Jane Powell, Mrs. Roland ! Auditions for judging were renee \o\t>dVfll • • Clime. Four membfrs . volunteer- Karr . Mrs. Hilda Ridgway, Mrs. i representatives of • the Ma rk Bobby ed !0 work at th,_. Clime. A re- Halph Whitmore and League iMusic Department of Chr:rlt>..;c V.ana11 on. the Foil All Occas10n members taking part in pro-·• L' nJ\ers : , ·ty Directors of Waha'--.arry , entt>r. l>t-n .l If port . p t . . a1p Wrappmg Hper sa 1e w<Js gn1 en . grarn . White Falcon Bands are Robt>rt HPrndon. prPs J?ent. Vc.llowing lhe meeting · the ·AVALANCHE HOME ~: s Reed and J. A lnger-' FREE ESTIMATES ON NEW HOMES presid~ at lhe short busmes" mwnbers held a hou::;ehold ~how-; OF.MONSTRATiON CLUB 1 .t~as meeting . The room count was er for Mrs. Michael Taylor (for' • i IC ' won by Miss Holstrm' s room . mt>r F'ra ncP<; Weaver) _ They al- The Avalanche Home Dern- : All-State Band members tra _v· Dr HaroiO Brown . Jr.. Den- £oJ presented Mrs. Roger fink onstra_tion he ld <tn all_day ~eet ·. d ttl all parts. uf the t.--ou ntr.y tist from Pomeroy talked to wnh 8 going away gJil Door ing wlth a covered drsh dmner ;;~nd last year perrormed al MASON, W. VA. SP 3-SSS4 o., lnthatJOn was held for ee bers in the New Haven area be· candidates when Belbei No. 62 ginning March J and 4 The of the lnternalional Order of workshop starts at 9 3() a m. II L Mcintyre was Cheoher, '· mar u ' II • Style s......, u Apr0 1 J b' Daughters met :Monday . Jf Mr. Russe · 'Mon· Miss Hallie Zerkle, Mrs. Bruce 1n Pt. Plea-. Tile lbnw I• MASON - The Women's Aux. 0 ' • and will be conducted m the liVen by Mrs . E. O. on Lloyd and Mrs . Charles Blakes- spon ....... by lbe Janlw w.,. iliary of the Mason >iunteer evemng at the Pomeroy · Mason American Legion Halt. evenlnl at her omeeme lee. ' ·maD's tlub tl pt ·P'ta!aaant. Fire Department at their spe- l lc Temple. Each parHcipant will have an i J. Third-Ave . The brld."J!oraMiss Coats also reC<iYed gilts .. Sbdla ,... cltoser. by mem- rial meeting on Tuesday al City Stephame. Pullen. opportunity to learn to recon· 1 "" a table •from Mra. R. D. Mcintyre,[ bera of lite Selllor ela,. and Hall made plans to dean up i struct a worn chair mw • Hon wht 8g,' t;_ ·ng can"' rep- mother of the groom, and Mro .. lbe faoulty of Wanoma . Tbe City Hall on Second St. in Ma· mee 1 g 1 1 b one . The group wtll re · 1 wa rl Elmore Lindsey of Great Neck.- eudldlte ... UJNU¢nt G. son. ] ents presen 1 were we 1COR_J springs, paddmg. and llca. layed and priz- N. Y., Mro. Rodl\1)· Downing, C. Mllrpby ·Store ill oi'Olnt This will Include painting the queenp upholstery fabric . Persons at· Games Frieda Faeh- . Mrs . Edgar Reynolds, Mrs Har-1 PleaoaDt. . . I interior . Plans were made to , e · rs. ames u en, tending are asked to bnng hames Miller Miss lold Lohse and Mrs. Walter! SIN la tbe daughter of Mr. make drapes for the building ! J.ohn mer, screwdrivers, tack puJI. Mrs 'Arthur Crooks. ' and Mn. DaUao Walker, where the council, auxiliary . and ham N e;t ' ers, pliers , gloves and other C ns ne ' re;l !IIIchlei, ' Maaoo. fire de artment, meels . Mrs . IC ar . eu 1z tog, r. helpful tools . Each person will Skmner. Mrs For Ciyd I M pE I I le presided and Mrs . DavJd Yost and Mr need to furnish her own bag Mrs. Nan Moore, Mrs . e, ISS eiSS IS rs. ar s . and Mrs . Guy Cowan lunch Fisher. Mrs. C. M. durmg the busmess meetmg. It was reported that approx. . Mrs. Arthur Strauss and MISS The group voled. to buy three imately 35 attended COUNCIL- TO MEET ist- Mrs Ver!llll Johnson and . Pomeroy-Ml4cll.epart, • • Mtss Coats 8flde-elect Honoree/ At Shower Given by Mrs. E. 0 Roll . A bridal shower, bonortng Slmberdpoon.Cballlrt. ~toniJ':n II iss Christine Coats, brldH!ecl Ric Mrm Be ' d s. F ';:J Do~~~~in:~.9 Mrt. Mrs. Thabet and Mn. Mrt. a ~s Mary~. Harbour . =~r th•,.~om•,l,~r h~r.ri~~~~:! H;;,le~r;m,~hu•h~"Smll~h~~~;; ;~;::;~~;n~7 o"n q~~:~~onc:r~ :~o~~ ~~vr~t'!~o:t;~·~~ t20o: ~~r~:~ r::;.;uot~r. \'!rpo.:u !.M~•th:a":.Tect ~ were . 11rs . Herman Knapp. She ~·· sled by Mrs Otto for Improvements. ·The meas Income derlv- maklns ........~... and rDI~Ift •tRE u,nr,.,~ itt Games were played and onzes Char won by rlt''\lt' -\holm Susan Zuo;;pa~ Athey Mrs Le-o Grimm and Mrs Paul Roush. I An ordlnance read and l'not Include :r.l'" the town Vat- oame to lhe eoncluolon that rRIUIUII Jfil ·~ Rebman and Debb" Abolm ~rs hf ';;;'' \1rs · i.. . , Gihh<. 'Mrs William Russell, pres\- 'approved as follows· Ordl- ed fromd 0~ th! ordloance. wer• more old white shlrta and •II dbUdfle ,.1 t' Retreshmenb ••n· .er.ved to ~;~~ ~~o~a·s Gnmm. Mrs Ken· dent. presided ,, the busmess 'nance to provide for the raisin~ mg lO a~lie Hilda Ridgway, .... needed to eonUnue :II £:• .1 to .J.IJu... an • CariNta Gibbs honored and Mrs • her spventh btrthday ol'l F'ebru arv Hth part> given Sr.,] ze~s o ., MlrsDudGr~gge W hlngton'll Birthday 1 lS :'u carTted out in ,. ;:..-.:;;.::::- .~~ t; :s::r .~;,,"~ ::::-._.: : .'=: ::-...::~d:E study by croh ~·~.::·~ ~as ------::::::---::--:;::;:;:;:;;;-;:;;-;;;--- Pomeroy-Middleport, presided. The chll~n and youth of the church llChool will pre.eimt a program during lbe o)lelllnl exerc!le Sllnday IIIOrlliiJII, Feb. 18, in the sanctuary bealmlal at 9:30 a. m . 1be program wD1 OOIICiude at 10 a. m. to allnw for lhort daa aeulou. The IJOup voted to cpntrlbute $10 toword the bocltlela prznnted .. tiChool chllclret! 1111 temper. recently. Tile llCIIIfereDco 11111 be beld the bill 8uDtlay ,. . . . D)Mih I~!l.;i;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;i;ii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-..;;; 11 3 ROOMS Nef:N Fumirore . . -· 11; ' Costs the same as many late-model used cars, so trade for brand-new now! Big trades ... sensible payments ... low-cost driving. All a snap with Valiant for '651 ! ' "' Your Plymouth Dealer is auDealin' Man".. ' i .. ..,.Dian·~..._ :r va' 1 ,_.. . · PURY/NlN&DaA./VN..JAtnf•·=· Ct '8' --·~-oo-.,.•-•••OCHR1;<iYJI,;;LE;;Riii MASoN· FURNniilla): r----------.. MMOI\ W. YA. 11!1\!...........'"'"..._ _ • TOM RUE MOTORS, 399 South 3rd Avt., Middleport, 0. .. �.. ' \' Registrars Officially Announced Hospitall\'ews Large Vote urPed in . Oaa1• readinlll Oolllpolla Jo;atered Hospital Dam 17.1, 14.0, runninl 7 feet Amolli thoso wbo entered l' on rollers, PomerO} • Mason Holzer hospital in the post 24 20.S7, Pt. Pleasant 24.110, Hinhours were . Mr~. Ral~h Shoeton U3 , Kanawha Fallt 3.98, · Lou Wllsch, Re~lstrar. Burmaker, Rt. l G.allipohll, Paul 1 Charleston 19.01. London, Mareau of Motor Vehicles, announc- '1 W. JaQuay, Rt. 2 Galllpolls, A.l The importance Of I larg~ rnt-t and Winfield dams Wt.'rr t>d toda~· tht' ".ames ol deputy I Bruce McAllister, VInton , Clark turn-outo I Metgs countyl uh:n·· MASON BOWLING CENTER L<wlt Repair Pam Syl· nn tho Sills regt~rrars who will handle the L. Baker, Rt. 2 Vinton, Mrs. co grower ~ in the Thursday Fed· Thursday Aftf'rnooD Womf'D' I vester 338; Marv Heunt'SSV 294, sal ~ · of 19115 l!(·en.-;t> 1llates In Edmond M. Miller, Rt. I Crown era! tobacco referend um WI1" WKV Beck\' ~ease :"::19 t1 1trai 255 ; Boat move-mf'nll : afld111on to the 500 pPrmanent l Ci ty , Billy M. Miller, Rt. 2 stressed today by County ~arm End of Fir111 H11lf JlanJirap 909: Total :: 135. Wo11 Oh' . Andrt'w Cal10 I dt•pu1it"s who sell throughout Crown City , John P . r.rha m. BurPBU prPSidPnt Andfl'W ern<:'\ FIPshPr "s TPxa ru 31 \4 2 !.()~! 1 Whitr·,. E\Pd rk Rlnr the _vea r, 300 temporary agenPt. Pleasant, .Jacqueline DelorThere i.~ a real donger tll al M illt'r·s Mark t-1 :.!4'~ 20 ' · .Jaw:y Grut.''il'l' :ll\1 : Barbara rtoun down .13 .., ~-a . m .: Harry 1 ri••.s will serw• during \<ion:h't>:-, Lilly, 2331,;: Ninth St.. Pt . thP who1t· program will ht' clf·or•· t.-.<~~on Fur rlll11n: :!4 1'.! 2U 1:o \\'hilt' :!-10 He(·k1 lbwi1'V 173; lh' er down Ll,' .1.) am .; South1Pleasant. Mrs. Donald Rainey, ped by t'·lt' Depnrt nwnt of A~ · Bietner Hlocl\ ~4 21 BlinJ 2:JS: lbnril.._·ap %~; To- t:rn down 5· 10 ~t m .: Phlllp ~ , onl;.· . .1ccordtng to Wilsc h. 1 Craig's Gulf ~.l 22 1.d 212:! \\rlll 1 l.n"t 2 .'~ pom up J, , 5 50 a.m .. OVEC :'\(td:~ T'h(' ~a ](' w1ll bf'.l!:in on Mon- R~. 1 Pt. Plea.~ant . W11\i <\m J'J('Uiture !I nu mnn' vo tt"rs tuJ n B & B t-.1;Jrk~Ct 21 2~ l'ruw'o; Town end Clmntr)• - l.rp 18 . 5:'l0 a .m.: Jerry Bo~ duy, Marf'h 1. Ou ring th e Freeman, Gallipo li s Ferry, out for this rrkrr ndum than month ()f Mmdl lJ ct'n'ie plates Clarf'llt'(' n Clonch, Henderson, turnrd !1111 thi'P!' !'{',If, a~IJ. M.B c _ PinpOIIl1Pr~ ~ ~ 2R Pmn ()'linen 3!1~. !\Ian· 1\:md· worth down 18, 6:55 a.m : Bobfor either thecurrent registra-. Mrs. Zora B Blain, Southside, W1th the prP~t·nt hurrlensoml' 'J'habet 's IJt>pt St111'e H :n ley ~56 · Sandy Thurn,\'!~ :l91 : e~t _Heed do:\·n 1.9. ~ I~ ~ . m .; 111 uon year or the next succeed- W. Va ., Mrs. Ralph L. Durst. I surplus•·· nov. lfw hu r ll'\ TeHm High SPnt-s _ Cnug's Lmda Ba 1 lp~ 2R:~. H<.~ndl('ap 8~0 : I Na t10na l up ~0. 4.20 ~ - m.. Jal ing regislration year muy oe A ~. 2 Letart . w. va ., Martha market~. we roul d :-\N" a n' turn Gu:t , 1947 , lml High Ser ies ~ Total 2262 . Won 3 Lost 0 Tea m (·~ IJ .r. . down 20. 5 30 ~ m.; disphtyed. March 31 at mid·· s. Grueser. Rt. 1 Middleport , 1to rra l dt· pres~lon lllwt·~ 11 t ht· B~lly Sa\re 467 Tt>am !hgh No. 6 - Rnrbara Housh :\50: ( \ Harner down 20, 6:40 a. Inight i!; tht' dNtdline for dJs- i Kenneth w. Madden, Rt. 1 Mid- market •mpply 1-" UIH'Onlroll · Game_ ·Masun Furniture 671 , Blmd 255: Rrenda RoyN 256 ; m. . Buc~eye s.tat t• up 20. 7·10 pl aymg the !964 license plates.idlrport, Melvin B. Grimm, Sy. led," Cross sa id . Ind. lligh Game _ HPIIV Cad- S;tndy Wildermuth 22:1, lJancll- ct.m.· Elisha_ Woods up 21, 4 10 I Tht' new plates wh1ch will n•cuse Lawrence R. Wolfe , RaThe farm leader P?lnted out le , Betty savre, Kathy ·Davis, cap 931: Total 2065 . Won 0 Lost am.; ~Ieman down 21, 6:40 166. · 3 a. m.: ~.11 s~ ~ancy down 23, 8 45 ha~e a white background wi.th jcine, Mrs. Ira Adkins, Rt. that both ttw Oh1o. Bur3 reo numerals muJoOt be diS· Oak Hlll, J. Willard Potter, eau . a~ the Me1gs '~ o un t~ or· Beginning Of Se<·ond Half High Tea';l Senes C.r.ow 's p.m : LoUISiana down 23. 11 ~30 played on and afler April 1. Jackson, Mrs. James 'I'. Park- .~amzatwn _ had cstJbllshed polBletner :J 0 Town and Cou ntr~ . 22fi2 l earn p.m., Walter Beck]ord up 23, will be granted!, et, Rt . 2 We 11 st on, ,, Icy favormg the extens1on .or :No extension Craig 's Gulf 2 Hi gh (;ame - Craw's Town _& 4 15 a.m., Pamela D. ur . . rs. Ran- th 1 1 FAMILIAR PROFILE-A peninsula of snow bord ering a leaf· f or displaying 1964 license do1ph Moore. llt . 3 We 11 son, ·t B& B Markel 2 -country, ~02 . _ Tnd ~lgh Ser.les ,Gree nup 5:50p .m.; Frdnkli_n H. . th e present b 1 contra program ur laden brook ~ eems to resemble the feat ures of George WashI 1 M:;:;. George E. Green, Rl. 2 e ur ey crop. M.B.C. Pinpointer~ 2 - Pam 0 Bnen.,~92, lnd ..Higll up Greenup 5 50 p.m.; :-;yea- ington in thl& syLvan camera study by Henr)'· M. Mayer, Pales. I 2 IGamt> - Sandy _lhomas 16.1. ! more up Greenup 7: 10 p.m-: 1 Cleveland , Ohio. Miller's Market Deputy Registrars fur Gallia ·Aibany, Mrs. John D. Parnell,1 " We would also lik e the Fli!Shers Texaco 1 'l. , Februar} %0. l~a Ann Brent down Grl:'enup 91 ~;;;;;;;;o;;;;,:;;;;;;;;;;:;; County are Rupert A. Trout, Ironton, Millard Thur-man John. remind growers thata ny per· 'Thabet's Dept. Store 1 2 Cro~ II . Town :\nd l ountry- p.m : Western down (;reenup ~ IGallipolis, passenger and truck son, Rt. 2 Ironton, and Mrs. son who shares in the fimmplates: Ott>y M . Stewart, Yin· Wesley Sisson, West .Jefferson. cia! returns from a tobaccu Ct'f)P 0 ...·1 P . 0 . Bnen 29t; M Handley 12 40 am· . ., Alice up Meldah1 ' Mason Furru·t ure . h S . B & B 27h . S Thomas 366 L Bailey 4·40 p m . John Hood up ton, po c::senger plates only : RoBirths is eligible to vote on Thursda y, H1g Team enes · · r ota1 2II o. Me!de:thl · · 5·20 ·· p.m . Knox: down , H. h I d S 1 346, Hrmdtr.1p IW; bert C. Anderson, Crown City, Mrs_ Robert Gene Bevins, 384 according to the best inform<.~ · 637 Market 1 • lg n · · ene:; ! Won 2 Lo'il 1 Tram No. :1 - · · passenger plait- s vn!y. St., .Jackson, daughter. tion we ca n get," he continued. Billie Gilmore, Sallv Smtth, l ,. , . , '> • Meldalll 6 p.m.; V1rg1ma K. 1 South . . T G . - Blt-' P. Da\lS 347, D. 1heJss ~91, down Meldahl 7: 30 p.m.· New Deputy Hegis tr<~r s for Meigs 1 5 10 p.m. Tuesday. Mrs. Ed- "This can mean both land lord 440, High earn. ame e L. St>well 222; Blmd 255, Handi. . ' County are William A. Gibbs, : ward I.. Murphy , Rl. 1 Reedsand te.nant andt heir wives if aar Block 670; Htgh Ind. Gam< . . T . 1 2129 W n 1 Or\ e,ms down "eidahl UO p. 0 14 013 Pomeroy, passenger and truck ville, daughter, 6:53 a.m . Tues- they share int he crop.'' Patti Arnold 162. ~~~l ~~ · · m.: Wayne H. dow~ Meldahl pl~t.es , r~nd Freddie Houdashelt, da.v. Mrs . Marlyn Lester Han- I Mr. Cross also asked . that 1 1 5 S. Lewls up MelLt•wis Repair - P. S_v h·ester ~ :~ ·:. ~5 : MJddiPpiH'I, passE>ngt'r plates er. l222H! Seconll Ave, son, f_armcrs study the poss1ble efCHURCH LEAGUE 350 : :\1 . HP nnf' ~~\· 297; B \"a~e ( rll , ' ,t.m. , only. 7 . 5~ a.m. T'uesd.1y . 1ect s ol the imposition .of paundMASON BOWUNG CENTER 129() : Blind t):·,:. llandintp 909 , Gallipnli!i Dam - John I.:Hirt 1 Oischargl!'d ;<~ge ~uota !' of _hurley . Htt sa1d M Methodist BIUt' _ B Tiltal 2109 \\'nn ·t l .n~ 1 11. n·am Pt<m dnwn ;) 10 p m_: A J. i P<H irnt~ recentl~· di scharged , he did not believe the.y would War~:o463. R. Barron :125: \V 1\;o. ti - l:L Hou~h 334· B RGc h· Patten down 5 l!i p.m .: Peggy' · includPd Edward Ebersbach, . be placed on the eropt his sear Frv 441 ; R. Capehart 533, J . 1{'1 1!16 B. RO\'I'r_2~~ ~ \\'ll,dcr- Down("_v down 5 45 p.m.: Lynn ~ Carl '\llaniskas. Mrs. George lbut felt . tha_l :-:uch quotas ..... ~ s 1;son 570 : Tol<~ l 2332. Won I muth l49: Ha ndicap 991 1niJI 11 down 7 p m.: Charlotlf' Ann Hendncks, Diane Eachus, Mrs .•a real llkehhood. next year. Losl 2 Points 4. Mason Metho· l9IU. W11.n j~ L_o:c r :: up 7 :lO p.m: .lerfboat down Danny Bordman am1 infant son, dlst Grav - T. Heed 475 , .J. Arnolds SohJO - J. Tlrn mp- Sl 35 p.m.: John J . Rowe down . Mrs. David Roush and infant ,Jones soi; D. Foglesong 467: R. son_335: S .t;loboktl!' 2fi9 S 10 ::10 p.m.: Alton Zephyr up son, Mrs. James L . Ridenour Tucker 389: .I Pro! tll :t·,_ To- Whtte 174: S Arnold 2fi8 : Hand· 4 20 am. Kentllckian up 5 4fl I and infant son, Leonard Lung.. I tal 2262. Won 2 Lof'-t 1 Pomts 4. ica p 1002, _1\J,tal 2U4fl.. \\'lltl 1 ;l m : IL ·~-: l{(lwlr.~ up fl ~0 a "' ! ford. Mrs. Grace Ca ldwell. Har-1 St. Joseph No. 1 - H<~nnon Lost 2_ \\-httf' !I F.lf'rtrtc -.J m. MASOf\1 - Six students were vey Morg<m. F'red Collins, 1-lu 467 ; Darnell 501: Clark 431; Grut•st>r :1!6 : B._ Vt. hne :122 ; ~ . for tnt>mbership In the ! bert U1ll. Mrs. Charles Wheeitapped 'l'avlor 474.; Tedesco 410 , Tot<Jl 11awl ~.\' 21,2 Rhnd 255: l! and1 - Kanawha R1ver o F. Natwna! Honor Society at er, David King, Rickey Ables, 228.7· Won 2 Lost 1 Points 6. rap !h 4 Total 2109 . Won :2 Lw:l Sl.rarer down Marmet 9 p.m.:! FOR THOSE ROUGH COUNTRY ROADS- Even the Army'~ at Billy Woodyard, Shen NorSt. Joseph No. 2 - .1 Wiles I. , . . Lucy Jane Lucas down .'\1ar- now:ret1red _mulescan hardly keep up with the XJ\1561 cargo ! special ceremonies held 343; P. Karschnik 412; L. Kar- lf·a m H1 g,h Ser~es - Tr<Jm mE>! 11 p.m.; Allen R. Merrill earner. Tius prototype is amphibious, deliverable by para4 1 Wnhama High School recently . man , Kenneth McHaffie. Mr s. Solomon F . Wise h Rr~~ie schnik 362 K. Wil e~ .112. Blind No 3. 2129. ream Hlgh GamP- up Marmet J· JO a.m .: HPir n chute and can travene the worst olf.road terrain, The frame New members selected were Cody Beane, Mr ~. Elmo Cun- Wise, Merle Wise. John Wise, IJ JO!Dted. 11 I Linda Clark. Franz ReichPrt and diff , Ben Pearce, Patrick r:al- Affid. for Trans., Sutton. 210; Handicap 210; Total 2269. Te~' , .\ n_.. 3. ,727: Ind. 1-ilgh Z. down Winfield 2 45 a.m.: I w.m1 Losl 2 Pomts 2 St>Ji e~ - Sand) Thomas 366 : Jefferson up Wmfield 3 a.m.; -~~- ~· ~~;ordon Powell, .all _of the Sen· l ~gt: rr. Mrs. Lula Hubbard and Merle Wise , Nin<l Wi l'f' to New Haven Lutheran - B 1nd _ ll!gh 1;a me - Sant!y Thom - (;eorgP Price down Winfield I wr C'las:;, and Conm e Harbour , Ch<~rles Mayo. Ryamond TurnPr, Lot s. Sutton, .June Bumgarner and Josetta Syracuse . . Ru ssell 468 . R. Cn1 wfu rd 425 . as. Dl. 3 50 am ; Solva y up Winfield I Lish, of thP Junior class. . DIVORCE WON Johll G. Wi se, Margaret 1 B. Powell 408; H. Rose 404 ; J oe l) 20 a.m.; Duncan Hruce up Theme for the ceremony was M1ldred Jo.hnson has been ·l Wise to Raymond Tu rner, Lots, Paugh 481: Total 2186. \\'nn ] WF.n\/~"·S OAY NIGHT MIXED Winfield 6:45 a.m. " Pathways to Pea<'P." Kathy granted a d1vorce on a cross- Sutton, Syracusr. I.osl. 0 Points 8 . New llt~vt'n f. E:AG UE Hesson welcomed the student petiti_on fr~m Carroll w, John- I Bessie· Wi se to Raymond F..U.B - J . Rou sh 369, D. Frbruary 17, 196.\ I body and gave a ~hallenge to . son m Me1gs County Common , Turner, Lots. Syracuse, Sutton Dr,ow n, Jr ' : 348 ; M. Be;t:ful~t~ The Sporlers-- Ben Gnndstarfl lhe students to stnve for a Pleau court. Shf' was restored 1 George v . Titu s, der. to Ed4 :.611; L. Snuth 8i,· .1 't ~h· ~ 4R'I Br-11·b Gr md stafr 3Hl Vir- , pe.aeE'ful world. She also ex- her ~aiden name of Mildred I ith Titus, Brrtha Lasher. Ro~1 _. To~al 2049. on 0 ost ~mia Hout :l\9: Art Hoyt 344 ; p~amed t~e emb lem of thP so- KloPs ] bert T1tus . .James B. Titus , Olllt S . I s . s· >llandwap 111. Tntal 157:!. Won l i t:lely wlu ch was d! sr l;tv rd <J t . ,Cert fnr Tran s., Rutland . ln d _I-!Jg 1 .f'n;s - ·1· · 1s:on 1 l.o~ t 2 Evrlyn·'s Grocer}'; the re r.n· e~nd tenter of thr POHPERTY TRANSFEitED 5. · Htgh I_nd . Lame ·1 Si~- Nt> lia B<.~non .36!1 ; Bob HarLon l : stage. '1elhert F. Mitf"hPll. Julia B.lll\y L. Wt!lt~ms. ..1axn.le :1_n 21:1 ; H1gh .Team G:.nn~;> ,,- 4311. Boh F.b lin 455 : lola Howj Miss IIPsson t>xplamed that K. Mitchell to .Joseph pos- 1Wtltams, R~_th Woo? . flavtd 1\:a.;on Mr1hodJ~t. Hlw . ~w9. PI] 358: Total Hi12. \\'on 2 Lost: 1/tgh Team Sertes Ma ..:;on 1 111e Revelers quartet ~omOw fo ur h•\f t• r s on the P'lJblem 1lewai1 Marie R. Post lewait : Wood , Phyl ts J R1fe . Robert 1 rrprcst>nt rd thf' prinriplrs or Lots. Middlf'porL 'jRife to _E,mma Will iams. Part\tt• LIIndl~t Hlue . ~:u~ Thf' f'a (· j·n FHur _ Jot> Bai- p()sed of Feodore Tfdick . tenI the org anizalwn - Srho!arsh ip. --.- --- - -~ tel s, Sctplo. STANOING It·\· 4H!l. \fild 1.1,d I~:Ji l e\ 1B7 : or : Thomas Edwards. tenor ; jCharactf'r. LPadl'rship and er. ser~JCt' . j Burdell ~· Black, Helea End oi First llaH l .iu ~ \l d~tl u nnr :l~~ l~f'n \l c· Ray mond Murcell, baritone, Mason Methodist Blue i8 F: lhi nnv 478: Total !678. Won nn d F.\1 . t S b Srrvin• She :~ drh'ci th:1l such Leadmg the pled, ~ e or alleg· Black to Sh1rley Wolfe , Gr:.ll't , 101 • avage, ass. pre1 New Haven Lutheran jl~ l .ost 2· 1\ - P's - Paul K!oes .'ienled one of the most delight· WATCH THE BIRDIE, MOON-The "birdie" is this case is 1 chara('ft>ri stlcs are nece~"ary iance to lhe flag at the b~ I Wolfe, I acre, Rutland . 64 St. Joseph No. I 484 .h·an 1\loes 257 ; Charic;c;:p ful ronrerts of the rurrent Tri- the Hanger VJll unmanned spacecraft as it rushes toward for a rerwelul wqrJrL Students ginning of the assemb_ly was Roland H. Durst to Mary G. Mason._Methodist Gray ~~ · P0rtf'r 3~1: Bill Porter 537 . County concert series Tuesday lhe surface of the moon, taking photographs of the lunar thpn talkt•d on e<.~ch of the Patriria Thompson. Clyde Fol-! Dur~t . Lot , Pomeroy. St. Jos•ph No. 2 rrinripks :l~ follow :.:. ! .l:we/le ey. principal. administered the I Rtchard Allen. Mildred E. AJ.. · H;.mdwa p Sl4: Total 1705 . Won night in Gallia Academy audi- surface _to be relayed back to earth. T.his photo is an arti~t"s Nt'W Haven Kll B. 48 2 1 r ~~ 1 lnrium before an appreciativt• conceptton of o camera-bearing Ranger photographing the 1 Call, scholarship ; .Joy Thabet, ' oath lo the new members. Mrs. ;len to Robert A. Tripp, CaroSeason's Hlgbs ' I. • d. f · 1 400 muon before ID!pact. j I!'<Hlf'r shir : Slwrry Flescher, l Florenre McClung is sponsor of I lyn Jean Tripp, 80.74 acre1, · Tht· Foursome !'I 1a I clU 1enre o approximate y . 1Orange. Ind. Game - R. Capehart, r es All f 1 1 · 1 I ellaractel\ and Leah Ann Mi11- the chapter. 140. Wm ebr (· nner 435 Li nda Wineo I 1e :e ect~ons on ..t 1e -~- ·~-~ ARMOUR* Re£erendurn '· BEEF STEW • c 24-oz. can 1:. I 1 THRU WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3rd SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. GOV'T. INSPECTED Wtth ROUND STEAK Whole 1 1 ' .':lrnl ClltS 1 Lb. 1 1 SU-ER rMARKET• • w.Uml "'"" t 4j \1 1Dtl '"'1.!U.""' • "Filper" or Sic. Y. Ciing ! .· 1 Six Students Tapped for I . Hon or SO('letv 1 Property Transfers 400 Attend Tri-County Concert ' I , I I PU\CH[S '' \; • • • • ; I All Flavon I ' '' l i I I I JI t 0 l· j I 1 t M••n, JJ, II 1 j • brenner !58: Ind. High Series- !lAo! b~~·. BhnngfUts Irtn fGoothd Men. Hill Porter 537 . Women e, tn t e Irs pa o . e PT. PLF.A S A~T' - Don·ie M. Bailey 387. Tearr: Hi g h ~~ogram. In·~~ s~nd ~etct:O~ ! Wright, :14, of Co l ~m~us. J?~ Game - K-P's, liB : 'I'f'am High " Neyhtsangd Dro s "yWhv.tah, merly of Adshton, hw . h a.. II I Seri~s _ K-P's. 1705. .1,!!. an . f ams, I - earl_y Mon ay a~ IS orne o -. _ _ ~- _ _ , er. •· tullab~·. ' and "A lowmg a short tllness . He wa s born a1 Pliny on . Aug. 24. 1930, son of Joseph and In the thtrd part they dev- Elsie Hawthornr Wright. of i~ted from the set progra!" to Ashton. He was employOO by srng a novelty number Blue General Motors corp. in CoEyed Pussy Cat ,' and Down lumbus and was a Kon•on War In The Valley,'' with ' other veteran. ~umbers bei~~ ' Poor Wayfar· Surviving in addition to his mg Stranger. and th,,_. sea parents are · his wi£e Margaret; chanteys, "A Rovin' .'' "Blow a son, Gregory, or' Columbus; the Man Down" and the ever two step . daughters, Sharon popular "Shenandoah." Hall and Dan'ese Duncan, both Following• the intermission at home; rive brothers. Ron they sang "The Drum," "l'he ar.d Roger Wright. both of AshWoman In The Shoe," from ton : Dalla~ Wright or Hog~ett ; "Lord Byron of Broadway" Denver of Columbus, and 1 2 ''Buckingham Palace," from Wayne of Ecorse. Mich. l Ridenour's Radio &: T.V ''When We Were Very Young," Three sisters surviving are \ Charles Knight 533; ""Mle Qlngerbread Biig:ade,'' Mrs. Dayonez Corne ll of Ash-~ Cruise 387; Gary Wolf and as the finale they sang a Jon , Mrs. Dorothy Mayse of Dave Leonard 342; Don group of the quartet's favori1e s. Chillicotht>. and Mrs. Marjorie ! 398; Handicap 693; Total 2771. Bond or Saucier, Miss. Won 3 Lost 0. Radn~ RAY MCCLURE DIES 1 Funeral servireii wll l be felt. Won 0 Lost 3. ht~ld al 10 H . m. Thursday at High Game Charles -Koight ' PT. PLEASANT - Ray Me- Ithe home of hi s parPnts in ]93 : High Series Charles Clure, of 30th Street, Pt. Pleas- Ashton. Burial will bt:> in the Knight 533: High Team Game ant, died !his mo~ing at Pleos- Christ • Howt.horne remetery, - Bahr's Clothier, !188: Team ant Valley. He lS the father under the direction of the MohrHigh Seriefl: - Bahr's Clothier of Mrs .. Harry (MaryJ Ernst, S1Rvens Funeral home. Friends 2832 . or Washmgton , D. C. The body may call It the home of his IS at the Mohr - Stevens fun- parents. SENIOR HIGH OUIU! arrange· - - - -- era! home. Funeral me.nts will be announct>d later. LEAGUE February 13, !HI S N 0 0 P E R-For several LANCE PROMOTED weeks the Navy•s eyes have mountain was named for Sir ·. Roger W. Lance, son of Mr. A1'1101d't Soble - Jenny Men· been ~n this Soviet sea-going chini 259: Sally Globokar, 201 : tug, lbe /d'baa, as it cruises George Everest, English liUrvey- and Mrs. Frank K Lance or R. lonnie Thompson 2ttl; Susanne leisurely down the Pacific or and mathematician. accord- R. 1, Reedsville, has been proArnold 303; Handicap 927 ; To· I Coast of the Ulllted Slalllls ing to the En~yclopaedia Britan- moted 1o airman first class in • · the U. S. Air Foree at Barkstal 1!18&. Won I Loot 2. Team \Its lime finl: IIebig nica. No, 3 - Pam Davis 362; Don· . spotted olf VU!COU9er itt a dale AFB , La. Airman Lance ts Can~a·s Saskatchewan prov- an automotlve repairman. He na Theiss 240: Loll Sswell 217; IDJJSieriuus Olte, tho1llb It Blind 255. Handicap 1008; To· may !"' a roQtine om- ince first was explored in 1691. is a graduate of Eaatera Hl&h tal 20'12. Willi J Loot 1. &raPIW: ciao~ Everest, world'o highest SchooL Bnbr's Clothier - Dick Gar· ten 386; Jerry Van lnWagen 323 : Ron llindy 4.'!8 : Mike Garlen 342 ; Bill Swan 383; Ilandi· cap 960: Tu!al 2832. Won 2 Lo'\ 1. Middleport Department Stort - Don Nelson 4<fl : Mike lach 304; Dave Jenkilll< 406; Hysell 243 : Poogie Conroy 330: Handicap 1074 : Tolal 2762. Won 1 Lost 2. Brown's Rottled Gas Menchini 417: Ceorge 462; Frank Porter 362; Swindell 285 : Dave Reed 408; Handicap 69! : Total 2630. Won 2 Lost l. Pomeroy - Neon Gonce 330; John Emler 268; Jeff Burt 357; Mike Sawyer, 3311; Keith Whaley 382. Handicap 873 ; Total 2549. Won 1 Lost ! I I' e 2 PIECES CHICKEN e FRENCH FRIES eCOLE SLAW _ _ _ SPECIAL c In lb . lb. $111 Rump Roasf;f:dlb, 8 9c $1°9 - - - - - - - - "". y CREAM JUICE 14-u. PIES Boxes TOM BOY SANDWICH SB~:~n WITH FRENCH FRIES CROW'S ARE HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE THE PurchaM of WMk-lnd Speclols BROASnD CHICKEN · · · · only 60c OR Tom Boy Sandwich ...... "Jim-Dandy" Sandwich ONLY 15c II • Head & Shoulders SAVE 25c L1e. Tube N"" tiLru S Al , l"ou 49c EXTRA I \ I ' I 71 Stamps WITH THII COU,OM A.MO P'UICUAU Of : EXTRA wStamps WITI1 HU~ COU, ·.)N ANO PUIICI-IASI 0~: ·~-\b, Bremner CHIFFON Llqulcl D.ttrgent Coupon Good Onlf Thr 11 Sa l . f'r•b DELUXE COOKIES Crt\11)011 Good On!~· 11iru Sal ., F•lr al !l.ll)' ( I I I' I \I I,I I;I EXTRA 4-ROLL PKG. 71 Stamps } With 'jOOI' TISSUE I } I UP.to 10,000h G>eet~Stalllll& nu• I"VAN9 2hh I " · ~can win Waldorf TOILET bol WIYH THII COUPON ) WITH YHI! COUPON AND P'ifiC:HASI 0'• lll''·••· u• PLANTERS Mi..d Nuh Coupon Oood Only Tbru &d ., P~ l>. 271 h M IUIJ •v Al'f8 AND PUICHA.Sl 0~: J'~r - or {U nu c NIAGARA Sprqy Starch Coupon Good Onlr Thru Bal .. f' ~U . 21 th at •ny lEVAN& EVERYBODY (' WAS i ' Kollogu'• Corn Flakes Fruit Cocktail ' Baked Foods \ 21c 19c 2c: 39c 4c: D•l Monte CHERRY RED Ripe- Fine for Salads TOMATOES Basket 4-lb. PIE 49C c I Crla,, CrtHhy FOLGER'S I~E ~REAM COFFEE 15c OFF LABEL 2-lb. Can All Grinda 43c 1--- Del Monhl Chun~ Pineapple .... 43a 37c Crisco Oil ••···· 75,; 69c 6c .::;.;=;:..:=._ _,.!b~tl, 1 - - - 1--- 1--4 Jerzee Milk 4/57ro 53c 4c: No. 2 can CELERY P.psodent Tooth Paste Family tube Stainleq StHI GilleHe Blades'% Stalk for Tall C Applo-llackberry App!O·Ilack•Rasp~...y Grap• Jelly .... .:.'...../ . ... WINS~ I POMIROY,O. E. MAIN STREET l OUr. ;;::-~~~ "HOME OF BROASTI!D ~HICIC6N" mi.,..... Jl:li:tu. L u P 75 C Wellesley Farm.!!l CROW'S Town & Country Restaurant lin. w- wur • Shampoo stc Try This O.lic.lous Hamburger With Grlll.d Onions & Pickle ) P:tllli.IH (,B.OI!'IU IU: Ii:r • • C.ROl'\'D ('ftt"l & katie IVANS Thia Coupon EnlitlH Borer To ud purehau ol Eu~• I EAT IT HERI OR TAKE IT HOME EY'NS TOMATO CREST r!~ I I 1 WEEKEND SPECIALS! BROASTED CHICKEN Bone 89c Minute Steaks 99o SAVE 21c! I o~ ep lb. 99c l - i lb. lb. Gov't Inspected· Morton (\ ·--- Ijiiiiiiiiiii Three CamP ~ - T. ReE>d 599. lrrt>nn~r 365 . Gail Hov atter 3;')2 : program wei e Q~lte famll~ar, I . s J h, N. o.•I Rkhar·ru lfm"•!ter . . T 1 1 and the ensemb le, m good vo1ce, S,mg1e Teom "' ·187 · a ,; d' 1 ed h · d' Dorcie Wright, I l . 904. . 1539. Won I l.ost 2. Al\ry cats- .tsp ay a armonlOus 1"en Team Tim•e Games - St. Lois Cle lland 327; Tom Cle lland 11.0n .of qua rt£>t :~nd superb solo j ' 451 ; Bettv Russell 328: Harold "~ng. d h . Joseph No. 2. ma. Russell 519. Hand icap 3: Total . e:, optone etr ~rogram Formerly of With f 1 Lovt~ A, ~a~sk wh~h 1628. \\'on 2 Lost t. 1 SENIOR BOYS LEAGUE Ind. High Game Bill ~a~ ~o~e' ~hhy ~Jr•n .. :?H e Ashton, Dies February 1965 Port~:r, 212 ; Womf' n. L. Wine·j '" ~: " ~, me yes, ey · • Sirloin Steaks Porterhouse Steaks T-Bone or Club Steak ll 1 I u. s. Swift~s Pr~miunt \t 1 . Sirloin Tip Roast or Steak n j 1 11twsp1per COifOD 111• leq11irH hrclllsta* 1--- $1.4S &9c 20c: 20a 1 - - - 1--- 1--- Mu11•ltnan'e ru~:~eJ... 17• �,.. ,~ ~ ---------~---For--R-ent----14-Dally s WANT AD INFORMAnON .,..,....,. ..._..,. "- ., ~,..,..,.., ,;, -.-,. • r + o ' • , .. _. ... ._ I _..,,, _ r _ . .. , 2 SIGNS @)~ _ , r I Meanwhile, the USW resumed Selection of Date is Key to Resumption Of Ne~otiations Between Steelmen, Union ~~~:' .~~ wor:~~h Pomer~y contract negotiations Tuesday in New York with the can and Motor Co OP ,. • l!le United !tatel and Canada SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Feb. 24 , 1965 I -- ROOM apartmenl and bath unturnislld AU utillbeo furnlabed. upstalh aoov• Dr. Donovan's ofiet1-2064.. Pbooe WY i-3048 or WY 1 12 Uc ., QUALITY •..••••••••"• llo . _ .. <Cr!Hf _ _ _. . • Tt ' elet'l. s,·on ReVIle .7':";== _ .. K!gtmue adt paid W1th111 10 t.n 1 C.AftD OJ' TllAl'iKJ • OBm.J~ ll.JII for 110 word llllD· lcu.n:o. B:al!!t ad41UODAI IJOrd lC OFFICS IIOVU IUJO A. II. to 6.00 P . II Dllb' ...turdQ-41.30 1o II to 12:01 - • l'I"SIOCA8"f TO PLACE A aaatrur PBODtJCDrte WANT .0 PHONI pop with 15 grocery purchase: 5ll lbs. extra good un· 1 classified potatoes, $2.19; Dai· WY2-2156 ry Fair Ice Milk. 1.-2 gal, 59c: & lbs. tomatoes, only 89c. Del Monte Orange juice. 46 oz. can, 49c; Open Sundays, lt :·.~;.w ~ ~· Saturday ; :e:k pOmerOV M0 f Or C0. CONTROVERSIAL 3-30 BOTH I By ROBERT TENENBAUM Notice United !'l'ess IDtemattooal I WILL NOT be responsible for COLUMBUS CUP[) - Two Blate representatives will atany bills contracted by any other than myself. Jolm E. tempt today w put the controBlake. 2 24 3tp versial proposal to provide pu~ - - -- lie transportation to private and TffiED of washing dishes? Do parochial school pupil1 before you .,joy oatlng someone the voters. else'• cooking? Enjoy this Reps. Bernice MacKenzie, DSaturday and attend the jitCanton, and Ralph Regula, Raey supper at the Syracuse Navarre, will introduce a resoGrade School Saturday at lution to make the ~chool bus I p. DL 2 23 lite bill a constitutional amendment THE MEIG4 County Coonhuntand submit it to the voters in era on oponoortng a Ham November. Shoot, on Sunday, February The proposal met with lm28, from noon until dark at ONE-MEAT CASE,- value, $400. Cemplete 8e;;Q Sta. Wagon. One local owner. for the presidency of the union, mediate opposition (rom at their club house on Snowball One four door uprl.gill Frl."ld· ertn ~~radford Spt!cial · V6 automatic s h i f t . , . . ,,,,. 1east one o1 the b'll' ,., l!'ftmm£!.._,. = --- ~·- .'IIJWm·w" · .. · l s sponsors, Hlll Syracuse 2 22 6tc Write - - - or ....__...__ Sparkling original finish . ' · aire All for $100.00. Call Mas· r~Was $ 1_595 _ COLUMBUS (UPI) _ If a I Sen. Frazier Reams, 0-Toledo. TilE MEIGS County Fish - & on l73-5948 nr see '' Field's "- C. BRADFORD playoff game Is necessary to When asked ii he favored such Game Association will meet Storo, Clifton, W. Va lladae, 01111 1 11 lie 63 Buick - - $2,195 de<ltle the Mill-American Con- a move, Reama said, "AbsoWedoesday, Feb. 24 at tbo ' l3 6tp Skylark V8 2 dr. Hard ference represelllattve 1n the lutely not." 2nd Ward Fire Station at LAMP PARTS in sto<'k, to re-I fNC0\1E TAX Servtco John- Top. Beautiful like new red NCAA basketball toUl'IUllllent, Today's session will feature 1_: 30 p.m ., for election of ~~- pair or electrify oil lamps, 30D - Simpson Insurance Ag· finish with while bucket it will be played tbe night of comml'ttee hearl·ngs on two of ficers . Refreshments wLII etc. Lamp shades. Feeder ency, Room 6, Coats Build· s~at.s. One particular local March 1 ot tbe um·verolty of owner. Waa $2,200, the most controversial proposba served. H. C. Peery, See. polish (Complete finish w !ng, Middleport. Dayton Field House. . 2-22-3tp restore old or new fur.,iture). 1 20 tlo MAC Commlu!ODer Robert als of the session.- the bill to =.,.-,cc---c--=-c-=c---' Le Rud' 11 p WY I C. J ames, who made tb• an- ,' Itighten dtheh states stnp mme RUG Weaving. WI 9-2826. e tse ' orner 0 y - -. ·r t d I 2 & 301p 2-3403. 2 23 6tp Nelgler Building >"ffpl) fo r 1 Po.,.roy, Ohio nounc...,ent I<Hiay, tald detalll aws an t e Jnl Ja e proposa -:-:===:-::--:----..,--I B ·1 · k' 1J. state sales tax 00 ticket avuUabillty and prle- i to raiSe the lUTOMOBn...E IIIIIL1J'aDCt beeD 18 YEARS p~rsonal collection new home!!. . ut t m Jtc · - - - -ne RamDier- - - · - ~ H will be announced later, from 3 to 4 per cent. cancelled? l.oot your aper• of World Wide Stamps be- ens, stonn Wllldows alum- WOJ'Id StaDdord I eom~•"' Mlaml aDd Oblo U•lverslty Budg,et BU_I Passed . ~~. u--T ~ .. ~ ·--. tween 5000 to 60011 stamps, Inurn Sldmg. Ca_ll Guy Nelg--oen..".. ...... t h h - - """ "' ~ -- ~ are vlrtuaUy tied for the leogTuesday s ac 1on was 1g IUU< new and cancelled. Con- ler, Racine, Oh1o. Big ~•- -~ ue leod the Redoklns at IO-I lighted by House approval of a tact Guido Girolami. WY 212 29 Uc ear room, ,... - P"" • ~ _ WY 2_2529. _ _ formance. Small .,.,. eCODOII!f aDd Ohio ot 11-1. Miami bat bill creating an Ohio Arlo Coun2 23 3t WrLsON & Son's Car Wash on aDd muagerab1111J only 000 game left, while tbe cil and House passage of the Lost and Found =-·~c--p Page Street, Middleport. See Bobootl bavt IWO. Tho MAC first part of Gov. Jamet A. tOfT - Money bag with col- THERE'S no charge for useoi Call WY -2-5212. 2-&-3otc Metropolllall MoiOJ'a oeasoa eDda Marek 6. Rhodes' budget - the $7.5 millections lor Oispatch, lost by I Carpet Shampooer With pur- WY 2-l24 3- is- the hone to- eal E. Main Street, Pomeroy lion school foundation deficiency a carrier in vicinity of chase of Blue Lustre Carpet . p . Pba WY z..1111 appropriation. 81 Mechanic and Butternut. If Shampoo. Baker Furniture. ror Llmesto_nes, any Slze 4 22 Uc found please return to Gary 2 23 6tc Prompt deUvery_. Emmet W Snouffer, Phono WY :1-2411. Shuler, Contractmg. '58 FORD, mechanically In SINGER zig zag, buttonhole, 1 29 U• good shape. Phono Coolville, I 22 3te monogram, darn, etc. with1185 2255 2 22 __ W_a_n-te_d_T_o_B _ u_ y_ ..;1 &.an Gra . etp For lease a Sohio Station I and I · Blaeffnars Dr•"ve for 4 State Issues IJea;:;· ... ... i T0 Be Organized Thursday ---3862. 2 18 stc MIDernllle, Help Wanted OLD BRASS, eopper and Iron Ead your ....., trooCOLUMBUS (UP[) An pieces, old toyo, carved band- ELECI'ROLUX Sweeper on We lla•e oD dlel WOMAN wanted for general of- organized drivo to promote pasled furniture, marble topped wheels, recent model, all Sewer MacldHI fice work between ages of !age of tM four 11tate IBsues rurniture, drop leaf table, cor- · atttachments, paper pop out -- years. Write are on the May 4 ballot will be 21 ond ner cuphoa~ds, desks, pl~nk bags. $23.39. WY 2-3862. CoD Wt Wl76 Da)' or Nlpt of The Daily Sentinel launched Thursday at a lunch oeat cbaJTs, cane obaJTS, 2 18 6tc 7 • 1ft B 66BI 1 21 31 ' here. 01 bowl and pitcher Jets, china! DON'T PUMP you sluggish sep- t!EATING, Plumblnllo Moeller ' < More than 200 pal"IIOna were dol lis, old lalmpho OJ' dparll n!J tic tank. Get Klean-Em-All Forua-. &mold BtAen, CONTACT· Juvenile Judge, amp~, gas 1g ts an picture · k • frameL WY 1-5262. Mn. How- sepllc tan cleaner, Land- Ill Eul Malo Street, p..,. Pomeroy, WY_ :!-3091! from ard Cecil Wost Main Street\ mark FarJL Bureau. ertll'- Ph- Wl' WI& 9:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. pomeroy_' 2 23 301~ Z 18 tic 7 10 tie Woman or man and wife, 45 years or over to live in and IMALLP PARCH ELardo! land In 1964 APPLIANCE Real Estate For 5a Ie take care of a family of 4 to W~m~;~Ji2. ow CLOSE-OUT SALE $ boys, from 12 yoan down FEB. 24 2 ~~p ~--,'-'•• bt~/tiJ to 2 years. U-31ltc The Danville Pil...,_ HollllEG- CLOSE-oUT ANTIQUES, <hifla~glassware, '-fl IOIW' ""I "l ow~ 1-ARISTOCRAT nesa Church IB having a Youth cut glau, oarnival, old lamps, U. S. Civil S.rvtco Tomt furnit WASHER $235.00 $210.00 Revival Feb. Z4-27 at 7:30 p.m. . ure, wooden or iron 1-ARISTOCRAT ELEC. POMEROY - 8 • room frame Men·wom•n t• liD., ~- lhoan ,ot»a. each evening Wedneaday ni ..ht articles. Lee Rudisill, Pom- DRYER --- $179.00 $150.00 ho use \\J·th ba tt. l, gas heating HiP PA.J Dort bonn. A.d ..uoemeal • 51& . . 'Thouaa.dl• Dl lob• opd. ~to1'7 il a youth program· Thursday, eroy. WY 2-3403. 2 23 6tp 1-CUSTOM 2 porches and cellar base- tr•tnln• utll appotnt.s b:Jieri•aoe H li and P.rtday and -·''DING Timber. - - -Top cash WASHER $175.00 $155.00 L I t th u t'lI I'tY uon uauan,. ll.lliWe~ nta \nfnnu.. a ymn ng, a.Ln.n ment. arge o WI Gil Jobt. ..w-te. . .-.Qutnlt~~..:~W. Saturday nights art for regular prlee paid. Marion Reynolds. 1-PACEMAKER ELEC. building and plenty room for ~~!:. tt.da,. ct..-m. •am•. .,.~ ut~ Ipreaching .ervlcel. Dennil W~ Coolville, oruo. Rt. 3. CaU DRYER $205.00 $180.00 garden. ~.':t;loae:::r- .:~o~~ \er is the evangelist. The pubIller t e'eloct, lli7.JSI13. ~15 CU. FT. COMB. POMEROY - I • bedroom li I I Th c-. O H frame house WI'th ba th , gas : c 1 il wepastor. come. 1 ~- - · 1-11-Uc FROSTLE55 $349,00 $315.00 Cart 1-18 cu. FT. UPRIGHT fired hot air heating, full' Insurance - - - - - - - -- - FREEZER $245 .01 $225.00 basement, on 5ll ft . lot in FEB, 25 for Rent 1-20 CU. FT. UPRIGHT GUARANTEED bl 1 __ _ good neighborhood. $60011.00. • renews • or XI Gamma Mu O.apter of FREEZER - $265.01 $240.00 11'1 h · II I SUBURBAN - 6 - room mod• osplta zat on. Issued Beta Sigma Phi Thursday, Feb. 1 BEDROOM HOUSE, 1126 E.' POMEROY ern frame house with hath, at all ages. Phone WY U!66. 25, at 7:46 p.m., In the Cofum- :If; SOCJAL CALENDAR ~In :1-~: j ' Pomer;yi:J P: ~ne , 1 b Jock W. Corooy, expected to attend tho meeting of the Ohioans lor Jobo and Progrest, an orgamzation aimiJar to one which pushed through to approval $751l mlllton In bond issues proposed by the Rhodet administration in two previona elections. Claude M. Blair, Cleveland, Ohio Bell Telephone Co. president, and William C. Safford, president of Western and Southern Lllt lnsuranC<! Co., Cincinnati, aro C<H!hairman of the new group. E tt D R City Navere · eese, tiona! Bank and Trust Co · chairman, Columbus, is seer• 1ary- treasur~r, and vha"rrman of the operating and executive 'tl · ~ I J Kr comnu ee JB .....uar es . aven, Cleveland •. director of go~ernment relation• for Repubbc Steel Corp. Firm To ~mote 181~1 The promotion work will be directed by Atkinson & Briscoe, Columbus advertising firm. The Issues involved would guarantee loans to Ohio resident college students, raise $290 million for Industrial development, capital Improvement, natural resources and educational faciiities, reapportion Ohio's congresslonal diotricts to meet a us. . supreme Court decJSJOn, · · and permit the otate to make and guarantee loans for Industrial development. forced hot a1r heatmg, ln.<ul% 18 tic bia Gu OUiC<!, Middleport. bnck extemr and large. ver- PHOTO CopylJI8 Servlet. IAJ> Springs Grange will f ROOM furnished ho~se lor .wda. Large ut1hty bmldmg leo made or legal papera, meet Thursday at 7:30 p. m. rent In Mason. Floor furnace . 1962 CIIEVROLET wit-h- less wllh garage and shop. Level blrtb records and almoal aoy There will be a program and Call Pomeroy WY 2-3872. than 5,000 miles, PS and PB, 2 acre lot With maple shade other documenta. refreshments will be served. 2 IB 6tp white side-wall tires. Anyone trees_ and good garden soli, Reuter inlaranct Pomero, '!be Wildwood Garden Club -4 miles from court.hou,.,, on ' Ill t 7·30 FOUR roomo aod bath apart- Interested may call WY 1r bl k d >II t 1 W meet --~•uw ...y a . p.m. 000 00 08 mont In Mason. Phone m .1 2653. at the home o1 Mrs. Lawrence 1 22 3tc GA;" ST~~.{N .:_ ~ · .1j 5310. 2-11-lltp . · n VI age, Legal Notice Smith, Olester, with Mrs. Hen_ ___ --- . CLEAN WHEAT straw, Phone eqwpped to handle . some ry Thomaa as oo-hOBtess. THREE ROOM furnished apart· WY2-6973 2-23-3 tc groceries. corner locatiOn, exLIOAL NoT•ct 'Jbe Afternoon Circle o1 the meot with bath for couple -tra room for living nuarlers ' seall!d bi.dt will be ~··eh·ed W t.he .. ' . . 11 HOT BED sh let "' . VllliiMI' of Pomeroy, Ohlu, at the Heath Methodist OJurch will Approval of • majority of UtJhtJes furmshed Phonr WY . sa ' comp e $2700.00. Off!Cf' of the Vlllalt Clerk until 11:00 sda aft t those voting on each issuo ts !-54~ in Middl rt 2 2 s With glass, 5 new cow stan- c c CU(.'KLER REALTOR n'rldl noon, Friday Februa,., le, meet Thur y ernoon a epo . 1 h' . d' . · · , IS& . ror the roltowtna-· P m at the church. Mrs required for passage. Fifth Ave 1 11 C 1005 • 7 piece mmg room BOX 229 WY t-3830 One H! Fin Pump. and macellaa- 2 ' ' · Kraven said citizens' eommJt1 -:---·- -··-l8 c suit-e, 1-16 gallon copper ketPOMEROY OHIO em •. f'qulpment •c,.ordlna: to th• M. L. French will present the •111 room an d bath apartment ·Ue stand and stJrrer. . t spet'lficallone on l lle 111 Lhe VIDue d Jesson fro P~·-'- Th lees wlll be organized In every 1 large Clerk'• um""'· stu y m ~UI. e 2 23 3 community and at lea!lt four lD Pomeroy . Phone W'r t-3319. modern dresser. Harold Barn· E.il'h bid shloll eontaln th• Ml hostesses will be Mrl. David - lC - name of each pe.r.un firm or corporFOR S million small brochures will be U 11 ttc hart, Tuppers Plains, Ohio, ALE: Titree bedrooms, auun 1ntere~te<1 ln th, "'"me anrt b• Entsminger, Mrs. Harold Wood2-20-6tc bath • basement • garaae gas >bccmp.unl...t b)' I certified daec• 01' aerd aDd Mrs M E Dawson printed and distributed to the TRAILER loti for rent, close Phone 667-3481 · e • ld bond In the amount or 10 per • • • • • 1964 uON·"D-:c A--:-: 15c:-O-cPr ·-;----d - . ht furnace, fireplar-e . 2lh Jots. l''""t Ol the Lntal bid Ud be drawa The Women's Association of pubhc. to Laundrymat and ecboots . Ice flg . Ph 773 561 M In fa~or of the Vlllau ot Pom.,ry He said tbe campalgn will be Vall Lwnbe Phone wv 2-5367 one - 1 .ason. Ohio l!'.nv~IO]lel -.hall be plain~ the First United Presbyterian ey r & Supply Com• 2-l:J..3otp l lll~rllt!<l "Bid for Fire ,...ulpment." Church will meet 'nlmsday eve· financed by vohmtary contribupany, Middleport. 10.3-Uc ---:-:o--~--,- - - 2 18 &tp rhr Vlllqe de.Uq to aell ~~ 19110 . d l'cltatiOrtl will Clhhevrolet Tanker • Pumper truck fmd ning, Feb. 25 at the church at tJons an some so I fHHEE aoo four r'O'l'b furni<::he- HAY .delivered first and second FOR SALE, at Dorcas, mod~ I~~~r.r~!~e~~~="~~, 't~~ip.~~~. .::~ 7:30 p.m. Mn. J. E. Harley b __e m _ ad_e_. _ _ _ _ _ __ td alld Wlfurniabed apart. cuttmg. Also Straw. W. Cliff ern seven room home 4 sam .. from an11 tnto,re•ted p•rty. En· lwm be program chairman with , velopn •hall be plainly markad, ''Bid . . ment.J WV ~34 12 1 tfr Stout. Guysvllle, Ohio. Rt. bedrooms, 2 with wall• ~ to- tor Fore Trur.k". devotions m chrge of Mrs. m eel Frida Y even Jng, F eb. -m, 1 ROOM HOUSE- -in-PorDero 1, _Ph. MO 2-2439. Z..l3~30tp wall carpeting. Large panel- ~~'!~~. i.~~~!~.;:: t~~~~~~o~ ~~;'~ :~i Fred Lewil. Hostesaea will be for a pot1uck dinner and. regular Ph WY 2 5'lo.: 7 USED Ar f' ld · k~- AI ed living room wilh fire- bid• and to aeleet tta• beR bid ,., Mra. J. E. Harley, Mrs. Wal- meeting at the Masome Temone my Je jaC c~, rl th~ purpo . . and Waive lrre.WartliM te Waddell Mr R M She pie Each member is to bring i 11 lf Corpt coveralls pants and place, full basement and In !ll~or ot the vm •.-. r , 1. . . r· · . c hirts C I Cb• Ji Lo laundry room Gas heat and ~•lla~ ..r Pomeroy ·man, Mrs. Vincent Dabo, Mrs. a covered dtsh and one prize <n•n"'"ENT 5 s . .ar eva er, ng · 'I ... ,., S£h~nJ•b, t::la'lll ' M Chambe nd .,_ , nr-n.n..ur.s. • rooma llld Bottom. 2-i-30tp air conditioning. St'>rm doors cJJ 11, u. au arCWI rs, a .II'US. : aor games. bath, llhower and tub. " S. and windows. !Vo acre lot. Thomas Kelly. i FEB. '1:1 , 3rd 81, Middleport, Phone Livestock Call after J:OO P m WI 9ANNOUNCE DANCE FEB. II ; There will be a Jitney supper WY ~2871 . 1 1$ tic - -2I03 · Tho Jays will emcee a high The Middleport W.C.T.U. will,. Saturday, Feb. 'lT at the Syra12 l2t Melvin E. Doerr, Vetertn· · c school dance party this coming meet Friday evening, Feb. 28, cuse Grade School, aponBOred TJIAILER LOTS - II'~ sew· BTJ811. large aDd omall anlmala. f'OR SALE--Mlddleoort'o tall- Friday night at the Wahama at 7:30 p. m. att ba ML Moriah by the Ladies Auxllfary of the .,. and water. Bl'DIVIl 1 Trall 128 Washington St., Rav..,. nt bolldlng. located 352 N. High auditorium, following the Baptist Church In observance Volunteer Fire Dept Serving or Puk ISiale Approv'::!!; wood, W. Va. Phone 2'13-4271. Second Street, Middleport Wabama " Alumni basketball o1 the Franceo Willard Tea begin! ~t ~ p.m. Each oervlng MIDortwllle, Oblo, Phone "• Office hours, Dally 4 to I p. Priced for quick oaJe. II> game. The dance will and The Paat Matron'• Club of 5 cents. Anyone who enjo)'s U3Zf. I a 1141 Ill. I 21 tfc at Oblo lloleL midni&ht. llvan&tflue Qaplor, OBS, will ioocl lood Iii IDYIIetl. .-.=~~:._,-,- Rock :vHf-~: 1 I' i :t ,)0<.1 --;:;-====---- i 0.:· .ell .wre '' .~, . , . ., .• ·' • ' , .. , ,. -~ - · ,_ ,..._ ,...,._., ,_ '"'---.- · - · ..- ·· ~ ---·~ -...-- · •••• ••- sion first ..-_. ••._,.• ,__, •. ---• ~•--•- ' Ann Warrf'n , played the title lilA~ •• I'RED I.AUWI!LL 2. Roman hOUIM' jiB I CmdeJ"('Jia, wh1ch, by the ingly , was to make this s year -. !:.·~;;~~Riled way, starred .lulH• Andrews. I ! ly musiral. And it probably will 21. Lu.lviM lon·t mean to be a grouch-1 m .b R 1 ''Wizard of Oz" 11 river ~ure many youngsters enjoyed ~ u ~ J n A tufted Monday nights Vt!rsion--but I alii · bed I t\ gods S.. Poker LAND 0' \ GOSHE~_/ CARD S THREE DAY~ ~E SHORE HE COULDN'T DON'T P.· STAYED OFF THIS LONG IF HE WU!N 'T SEEM 10 BE WORRIED NONE, LOWEE!Y ~-ri.l WlNNlN' AGO AN . I AINT SEfN HIDE NER HAIR OF HIM SI N CE 4. Bodiesot water 1'5. Fu('l 6. Lower Pdge ot mouth T. Mlne entran,.. 8. 1Xn.U1 l.l L ABNEI' of pila.ster 24. Verbron~r lng sufnx 25, Liter. Y-*•d•J"'• All••- ary 11. Indian mulberry 13. Aceumu- la,. 1~ . 22. &>ef or pork 23. Kind 8la.k~ I r-::::::::::::::::::::-:-:-:::::::::::=:=:=::~ / MY MAN SNUFFY NENf OFF TO PtAY DAllY CROSSWORD 1 composH.ion .26 Refuse of meta.ls Lizard 34. Mea8ures of medicine 35. Female melting ~hf'Pp 1:7. Strontium: 19. To Pngrave wilh co,:owslvtl• 20. Strong, symbol 30. Jslabd ill Gulf of Mexico lowwagoa 37. Rotch 39. Therefore 40. Den ... 2. To trim 43. Not wet 33. Alert. ~~~an 28. Walking sticks 29. Prickly, .. wool 3t. Thua 32. Pa.goda 33. Any fruit drink 36. Upper Umb :lS . Color 41. To give preference 44. Lift 4~. Hebr. lyre 46. Bestow 47. catch eight or 48 . Mctallto .rocks DOWN 2. Fla.wallaa veetlnl' DAILY CRYI'TOQUOTE- Here's how to work ftr AX'l"DLBAA.:XB to LONGJI'JCLLOW One lttte r slmpl.y staods for another. Ia thla llll!rlpltt A Ia Wled for the l.hree L's, X for the two O'a. ete. S1ngle leUen, apo~ trophiefl, the length aDd tonnatlun of the woad~ are all hinta, ' E&C'h day th e code loettera u. different. LCD E V S V G S T '"That article about studento with cars makin" tho worst cradeo can't be right, Pop. Today you don't just ·· WALl( A-grade homework back and fortb to achool!w SHARP WMPO Radio USED CARS MONDA\' THRU FRIDAY fORD COUNTRY SQUIRE WAGON Door. 1 Cyl, Auto. Tran11. Power ltoeriD&. Hodio. FORD THUNDERBIRD 2 DOOR HARD T. f Full Power, FALCON STATION WAGON 4 DOOR 6 Cyl, Standard Trant. S.dlo. 63 RAMBLER 4 DOOR CLASSIC 6 Cyl, Standard rra... S.dlo, 63 FORD GALAXIE 500-4 DOOR H.T. 8 Cyl, Automotlc trana. Power - . , ..a S.dl•. 62 DAMILER SPORTS CAR 8 Cyl. f Speed Trant. 62 CHEVROLET VAN 95 6 Cyl, Auto, Tran&. 61 FORD FAIRLANI! 2 DOOR 8 Cyl. Standard Trana. llodlo. 61 CORVAIR STATION WAGON 4 DOOI standBrd Trant. Radio. 60 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN STA. WAGON 8 C)' I. Auto. Trans. Power lteerinc, Radio, 60 FORD CUSTOM 4 DOOR 8 Cyl, Sblndard Trans. S.dlo. 59 FORD GALAXIE 500-2 DOOR H.T. 8 Cyl. Auto. Trano. Hodlo. 59 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE 4 DR. WAG. 8 Cyl. Auto. Tntn1. 9 Pau. S.dto, Powoor Ste~ 59 FORD CUSTOM 2 DOOR 8 Cyl. Standard Trano. lladlo. 58 CHEVROLET DELRAY 2 DOOR 6 cyl. Sblndard Trans. Radio. 59 CHEVROLET BELAIR 4 DOOR 8 Cyl, Powergllde Trano. Radio. 58 FORD FAIRLANE 500 - 2 DR. H.T, 8 Cyl. Automatic Trant. Radio. 57 CHEVROLET 2 DOOR STATION WAG. 8 Cyl. SU.ndaed TranL Hodlo. I 1 Legion Post Will Sponsor Horse Show 64 season. tlw 90.minute · rolt>, singing in an amiahle if ,:.·olor program as a children's still metallic . sounding vo1ee; spec1al because. although It ts I nDtlllng Pxceptlonal as yet. Pat ACROSS H new production of the 1957 , Carroll was the best. thmg In 1. ExclamaRodgt>rs and Hammt>rstein the show as one ol the sdwm Lion vidt'o musical fairy tale, the I ing stepsisters. Ginger Rogers ~: ~~~~t;d apparent tongue-in-rhet>k ap- was the queen; Walter P1dgeon alley proach of the first show _has l t.ht! king; Ce!Pste Hom the sur· 10. Hospital been repla<'ed by a stra1ght pnsmgly restramed fairy godemployee d " 11. MaJ.n lh I l :reatmen. use e wor ap· l mother; Jo Van Fleet the steparterybody parent" in regard to ~be 1957 ! mother ; and yoWlg Stuart Da·ll2. St.Mi.a tongue-in-cheek handlmg Ge- . mon a not I.e)() exciting prmce. Virgocause I must rely on thf' word I I had lhe feeling that many of 14. Dairy .d • product "lf olhet!l. I~ .1957 I d I n t even lht> principals were not brou~ht 16 . Evenlng JWn S teleVISIOn ~et. . . to a pt•ak of production f'nt.hu· aun god . "I:~. sorry I ',';''sst>~ IIIf' or1g1- siasm . The whole point , srem-1 Egypt. The Arta Council would ~ the alate aDd would make Ohio mote the art, music, arch!tec- eligible fOJ' federal Iundt from ture and the performing ar11 In the newly-created National Arlo Council. Al10 paased by the ijouoe was 1 bill making It permisaable w take testimony from docton In peroonal Injury ouita by deposi lion rather than by In-penon testimony. It would be allowed only with consent of both parties to a ault. Tueaday'o session also aaw Jn. troduct!on of a bill which woul<i Drew Webster Post, 39, Am- make lifo Imprisonment the erican Legion, Monday night mandatory tlelltenct 1n murder voted to sponaor the Meigs Coun- cases with the death tlelltence ty Horae Sh?w again this year. being' Imposed 0111y UJ>OD recom· Mickey Willl8ftlll and Kenoy meDdatlon by the jury. Present HarriS reported on the progreso law demaadt the death ten· of the Legion'• birthday party tence unlesa the jury recom· plans to be held Mollday, March mend• mercy. 15, at the Pomeroy Elementary school. Williallll said further It w.. lntrDduced by Rep. details will ba mlllled to each Cbarles F. Kurfesa, R-Bowllng member. Groen, who Introduced a llmi· Frank Fugate waa reported I~ proposal that died iD com on the sick list and two new DUttee two yean ago. members, Harry Bolinger and BIH1 ~trndaced ThomaS Sarver, were accepted. other billa lntrod,uced would: '!be 1965 membership IB now -Abolish mayor 1 eourto In 307 which IB 15 short of the quo- countJes where there are no mula for the post. nicipal courta. Kenny Harrio, entertainment -Allow the natural re!OIII'etS chairman reported that over deportment to aell Wiler lrom 15 couple~ attended the recent ota!M lakeo. Valentine party held at tho post ----home. Mrs. Guy Guinther and FLU OUTBRE.U Mrs. Paul Cascl won door prize• at the party. Harris also reWARSAW (UP!) -Aa ou~ ported that another get-togeth- break of Asian flu In Warsaw er for members and their wives hat affected nearly 90,000 por(<r girl friends) will be held sona, It was reported Tueadday. Saturday, Feb. r1 at 1 p.m. The Ylnll baa been described ''Mouth to Mouth a "mild" by 1utborltlaa, how· A movie Resuscitation" wao shown lol- ever, they onaponded bolpttal lowing the meeting. George visits and 101111 IICboolt wore Nesselroad ...-ved refreshments. closed. 64 th~ 1 categorize May be Put before Voters in House Move : .b~~ :~~~t~~~~n P~o: ' ~arda~~tract beyond the April WY 2 2564 located in Pomeroy . Paid - · 2 22 tfc Industry sources have training Moderate invest- FARM 82 A. on hard road stressed time and again that ment. Excellent business building !lites old house such an extension is of 'utmost rt 't · to " oppo uru y. ham, \io mineral. Leaded.l lmpor 1ance us. CALL GALLIPOLIS Homer Smith, Star Rt. No. I Rebufied Request 446-3742 After 6 PM 3 - Bo• 29, Ripley, W. Va. Twice the union has rebuffed or Write 1-25-30tp · industry'• request for an extenBox 123, Gallipolis, Ohio ' sion. The steel negotiators · · ~ · 1 For Information Auto Slles ' mamtamtoan e-.enswtn I ' thnecessary compensa e or e 1ong recess ca lied be cause o1 Business Services 1959 American Rambler for a the elections. ALFALFA HAY for sale. Call CU~TOM butcherlnK and cu~ p1ck-up truck. Call WI 9-2912. 1 The elections were held Feb. WY 2·2557. 2 24 6tc ling Phil Meier, Phone WY 2 24 6tp 9 and talks were to resume MlXED- HAY-·iar sale:-WY 1r 2-3510. 12 I Ue - - - - - - - - - - about a week later. However, 3893. 2 23 6tc &Ul.TIONEEfl 62 Buick _ _ $1 ,395 because of the nip-and-tuck vote DELICIOUS PIZZAS! Home· made completely from crust to delicious sauce. Choice of \ Pepperoni. Sausage, Hamburg ..., Or Mu shroom (extra). Priee by aize large $1. Med·, ium 75c, •mall 50c .Jark ·s Dairy Bar, Middleport WY 2· 9987. 2 24 12tc ADDING MACHINE, Reming-1 ton, perfect condition. Dale Chester, Ohio. 98~ Kau•-, u. 2211. 2 24 3tp :~=~~e~ts~.::.y 1 1 controversl"a} sCh00I Transportation • Bill fOR LEASE HE 1 overtures have been made to treasurer, a post he still holda. termlnt the wlnnert. Approxl- dlcial." Abel said he dl t the basic steel comparues, and The results of the presidential mately 600,000 ballots were cast know why Mr. Meany would OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. they are receptive to reoump- race will be determined by the by membert of 3,203 localt In say anything like that." tion of negotiations as soon as POMEROY , OHIO a mutually satlslactory date r. , =·==~========r;"7.=~~~"''1 can be set." ...::: For Lease Re•l Estate For Sale But the burning question ;z~~~;:;le~~~ ~: ':!~ ~: by lowest the Sahara Desert 1151l 1 ! ® pd"i: l.-==--- .._.........=--.!FOR sALE Five - roo - m, 2 24 3tc I house plus breakfast room ! try to extend the current three- EVER HAD AN~ HAN6tN6 Johnny Carson, wil l accordmt:: ft'et ! 10 a spokesman fur Westing · huuse Broadcasting . be COffipt'!· ' ne ChanDIP'l Swim: Mt-xico's mg with Corson in the lult'- noted lmllPt fnlklnrwo is sched- 1 nne market in the near fu. ul~d to appear on ABC - 'f'Vs By RICK DU BROW I nearly rell asiPt>p during it . re--. 1urt' The spokesmun sa ys firil · Hollywood Palace'' Sa1urdcty, Unlted Press lolernahonal 1p~atedly It you L~l'e go1ng to fm will rl:'place Re-g1s Philbin, "L1l Abner" I! NBC-TV 's SalHOLLYWOOD lUPO- CBS tell adult~ a many -tuntos·lold whose sf'riPs ends around mid·: urday n1ght rtJovJe March 13 .. . TV Monday njght presented a : story again. you had hefter Mt:trdl. Philbin replaced Stt-Ove Pat O'HriPn guP!!Is nn CBS· ' mus1cttl special for children, have somethmg spec1al ~o1ng Allen Ttw spokf'!!man 'avs ··Slattery's Peop le," March 12. · Cmderella," about the oung fur you, and I'm afraid ,_,1onday ,Gritnn's show will roll m late porlraymg an aging pnlit.ician lady who was misunderstood by night's vPrsion, desJJile the oc April nr 'iO. Meanwhllt· l/1t' who fights hi s p1t!'ly 's attPmt her family IJut squared matters casionallv hummable tunt•s. was J rnsp, crunchy feel uf a largr tu dump hun for a younger through h~r local social worker. [ rather rlar . In addition to the 1 n1•w amount of greenhaek!'l aJ)- 1mun . H fairy godmother. 1 intentional lack of sublety - 11 parently has pPrsauded Ha~·· The plot, of coursP., ls con- cloddish dectsion - tht're was mond Burr to rpturn for an- 1 cerned with virtue. which little vtbrancy, lilt or pac 1ng. other year w1lh CBS-TV's "Permakes it something of a te\evi· A pleasant young girl, Lesley · which Th • se talka al!o hadofbeen P. IL o-~:....,•rOD Du ....,. . ..,.,.... PIITSBURGH (UP[) - Re- renewal of contract talks have 1Honest Ballot Aasoc1at10n becoutt tbe unIn sumption of contract negotla- been delayed. began tabulation at the USW ad]o~ent CA.HCLLA.TtONI COilU(!ft()Ml 1963 Corvair Monu Coupe lions between the United SteelAn unofficial tally by UP! of headquarten here Monday. The 1011 electuma. npecll to renew WID M ~ltod oUI lhOO A.. IlL - - - - - - - - - - l'w 0.,. .. ,.~ For Sale A sharp low mJleaM:e local car . Jet black finish, tire• show worken Union iUSWl and the I election returns showed challen~ vote count is bemg aupervised The union ltb th aluminum _--c-;;--c little we!lr, 110 H,P engine, 4 speed trans. Rad10, beater, Steel industry hinged today on ger 1 W 1 bel holdjno q 4.400- by three international tellen, talks IOOD W e }0 eDQOO llSOVU.TlONI n. PQbltR• ~.. U11 rt.lln se~ction of a mutually sati&- vote margin over incumbent a11 p~Abel. It may take -..eeb induslry wtncb emp Yl ' .. .a• or ~ ....,. ..s. a...-.. HARDEN'S MARKET in SyTa- red bucket seats and vinyl trim. ~ou.ble. J:rron eou.ld 1M cuse. has on special Thurs· Was $ 1895 - - - - - - - Special $1 699 ' factory date. David J. McDonald In the <'On- before the final count Is made. USW mem~. AFL-CJO Prell .-PONd •••eAIItaJ,. 'nM pultday , Fnday, and Saturday- The tall<a have been In rl>- test for the $SO,IJOO.a year post May I Oeadllae A proposal DY th'lllher ..m not tM .-panalblt for -.oft tbu OIM lo UOI:It blHrtioa. s lbs . onions, tOe ; 20 lbs good 1 cess nearly seven weeks be- ., president. The USW constitution pro- dent George Meany that e eating potatoes. St 00 . Large · 1961 Olds F 85-4 Door cause of the campaign and oub- McDonald has been president vldes that the tellen - Wayne USW agrH 141 • CIOiltract extonwhite eggs, 49c, BliY 2 lbs. V8 engine . Stand-ard trans . B1u~ finish, showroom elean Insequent election of top officen!l since the death of Philip Mur· Antrim of Hammond, lnd., John aion with the steel tndUJtry aprOJ" want Ad e.ntee J Cull per wont o.. luartln Ohio Vallev Brand wieners, leriur, !food tires, radio and heater. of the million-member tmion. ray in 1952. At the same time Shipperbottom of Hamilton, Ont. peared to nettle both Mc~d Chari• tl) . . . . . reg. price,· $105 get pk. of Was $1195 _ _ Special $1066 'The groundowrk ha• been Abel succeeded McDonald as and Steve Caruso ol Lorain, and Abel. McDonald term e ~~ Cen~ per - " ' fot ~ - . 1 fl'(ltiU'N blallrt:IOillll. 10 buns for 9c.; 1 carton I made." sources ~ald . "Union t;SW international secretary- Ohio - have until May 1 to de- propotal ••premature and ~dnj~SO per ecnt m.cow1 OD oakt ..S. aad ...,... Africa 's highest point I!J Kill''To- manjaro 1l9.31fl ff't'! 1 and it!l rary host o! NBC·'IV's n~ght " show, now guided THAT ~·T QIIIT& WHAT I GAIP NO. I 00'-11 ------• ~ fi.lll~ whtle s11ting m as lt>mun· 64 ' \ ! ' 6:00 Stgn On - News 6 :1{> Scared Hearl 6:20 Meigs County RFO 6:25 Paul Bowers - Parm 6:311 Bill Miller Sho" 6:57 Weather 7:00 News 7 05 Tiny's Morning Chapel 1:20 Bill Miller Show 7 3C Sports 1:3o Pickens Hardware (Tues .. Tbura-) 7:511 News 8 IJtJ Btu Miller Show 8:311 Dally Light 8 : ~ BUI Miller hoW 8:~ Baker Furniture Show (Wed. - r'ri.) 9:00 News 9:06 CoUee Wltb Janet 10:00 Bill Millers BrunCh Show 11:00 Ministerial Association ll:Ir. Mason County Agrl Fnt. (Tues.) tl:l5 Family Worship !Thurs. )t:IS A.S.C. Program (Frl.l JLSO Swap Shop 11:15 Tiny's Country Hymntlme 12:00 Cement Block Newo !.2 : 15 Goessler Guest Star 12:30 Larry Anderaon Show 3:00 Jim Mooo Show 4: 30Electric Co. Newa 4:40 lim Mees 8bow 5:00 News 6:00 Sign Off SATURDAY ~0 Sign On _ Newt 6:05 !Auntry Music 6:25 Country Jamboree 7:00 News 7,05 Larry Anderson Show ll:OO Top Ten Show A (Jryp- - W UP W 1d L XU S '!' U B D K l1 X Z Q X U B· L II: S H P V X• W GB ZL.-RXPR S ZX UKPSL YMferu&y'lll Cryptoqnote: IT TAKF...S A VAN 'rO MAKE .&. ROOM alUI;NT.-HKNRY DAVlU THORilOAII WJEH RADIO LITTLE ORPHAN ANHII MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 7:15 Sign on 7: 30 News Headlines 7:J2 Musical Clock 7:45 Echoes of Joy 8:110 Ohio valley ~ews 8:05 World News ' ' 10 Sports Today 8: ta Weather 8:16 MuSical Clock 1:00 Midway Ma!lnee 3:55 News Beat 4:00 Discing with Doss 4:30 Interchange 5:00 Community Newo 5:05 World News 5:15 Sports Today 5:2"i Weather 5:311 Dinner Musicale 6:00 Sign Oll SATUIIOAY 8:55 COUltUWJity New11 12 : 00 Noon News 7:15 S1gn Oo , Mucial Interlude 9:00 Talk of t~e Town 12 15 1; 30 News Head lines 12:311 The Rev. Merlin Teets 9:55 Mason County News 7:3Z MuSical Clock I:OO Jim Meea Show tO:OO Public Service t0:15 Family Worship Hour 7:46 Word and Testimon) 6:00 Sign Off 10:30 LatchS'Iing 8:00 Ohio Valley News SUNDAY tt:OO News Beat 8:06 World Newt 7:311 Sign On - Army Hour 11 :05 Morning Molodieo 8:10 Sports Today 8:00 •'rench City Baptist except Friday, Church 8:15 Weather 8:311 Sunday Sllow Bells Ring 10:30 Song & S<ory Hour 9:30 '!be Bible Speakeo to You 11 :45 World News 10:46 Famliy Worship Hour 10:00 The Good Life It:50 Mason County News 11:00 News, Army Hour 10:15 Sunday Show 12:00 Community News 11:30 PubUc Service 12:00 Noon News t2:05 Local News 12:00 News Roundup 12: IS Christian's Hour 10 Markets 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:30 Rev. Merlln Teets 12:15 Weather 12:25 News 0 Grams lcOO Sunday Showcase Bulletin Board 12:30 Saturday Matinee 1:30 Rev. Silas Blllups !2.25 News 0 Grams 4:00 Olscing with Dooa 2:00 Rev. Alldrew Parson• !Aunty Agent 4:30 Top Ten Revuo 2:45 Tho Rev. &scoe '2:45 Country Go Roond 5:00 News Ro.mdup 3:10 Sunday Showcaso \:55 News Beat 5: u; Public Servtco 4:311 Baptist Layman'• Hour t:OO Country Go Round 5::J4J Dinner Musicale IJI' 6:00 Stgn Off o:55 News Beat 6:00 Sign Off lb HAROLD GRAY 'll-!AT PILE ~ OlO "''llM8t.JOWI::'EOS A~D Tl?t\~? LOOK Ar THEM DIG I DO YOU IMAGINE l!i::i LIN~R THERE~ W~T DlOJA l'lOTlCS: ~014 CARGP:UL IHGY -ARE NOT TTOUC~ 'THm WIR!i l=b.liCik'? ABBtt; AND SLATI wHAT'S wrn-1 voul "''OU DON'T EVEN·- EVEN Gl,.AO ID SEE M' / HONEV- L~ GET OUT oF 'n·IIS TRAP.' BUT Fli<ST l'M GOING 10 REAI... ANGE THIG MANIACI; FEATUfl.ES ! WINNIF WINIQI! TERRY I'I<OIII.fM ~ l\1100(1'16 ()A' '!HAT ~ LAUNCIIER, IIIIT l'VB NJf!!Ar7'/ tom' 11115 'lltt.ASI! 1llt!- TRUCKS 63 FORD F-100 PICKUP 6 Cyl, Engine. SU.ndard TraDL Badlo. 57 57 GMC 2 TON CAB & CHASSIS CHEVROLET 2~ TON CAl I CHASSIS 51 50 GMC TON PICKUP DODGE ~ TON PICKUP * ~PI.OSION ,t..T A _?(lEMit:A~I'WtT! lOll' OF fATALITIES A M08 OF INJURED! MISS BO'YD,;G;ET;""~~d!~ KEITH GOBLE FORD HOLD OF AU- STAFF DOcTORS OFF OIITY. CHI AND JiD.t.l() Uf' A5 USED .CAR LOT MA>N UPPER-cLASS MED STUDENTS Locvlt & s,__.. Sh. ... . - -. ••1•"",...• ,._ , _,.,..,....._.....,.,~-•..,·-·•·•r••• ·; WE'RE IN mR n; BEN! Mlttdh • nt, 0. ··~- '' " "··•-"·~- ··•, ,- ..-,.,.. _,_ __ , lOU CAN ... Wli'LL NEEP liVERY BIT ~,.- WE CAN 11\UIIltER f �.. .. . . ' ., • ..- • ., .... ~--· - ~----- • ~ -- - · - . .... - - __...__,_- - - •• #-- ....... ~.. .....c~-- t , ____.......,...,.,.......,_, ' lS.Dany Sent!M 1 P omerov Middleport 0 Feb 24 196' ' --- - Operetta Mainly About People In Pomeroy ' • IS "' ELBERFELDS Presented BY BEULA H JONI-;S Hamm Greg Slewarl The- enchantmg ston of Han Huskuk Gar) Balle; Nancy ~u1llen Chmtmo SALEI COSMETICS - Robm!on, Lmda Charlotte Sn-,der Penn\ Smi th Herb Herd sel and (,rete! was prt>sented i Atkmson and Pcwl Pulhns Debut Ca ll Jeffery Oa~w t m son" and stor'- bu the Fourth I J\l tlt><:~ver as the r>a"n rern l.arlen and M1ke Bolm of Bellt>fonl.tlnt' anrl :\11 ~ ] ' inc1 Mrs l~rrv Sir-mens a nd ~rade students of \11ddleport r aLrv ~wakt>nt-d tne ctJJldren Th1rd grade student& ass!SL •· L ,. k ~lememar~~ S( hool 1\wsdav ~1th ht>! wand leO:ivmg: them mg v.1th the chorus were Brtan IJimt 1y o1 alit\ Jt"\1 "'ere wt>e ) I d h h d II N S I end guE'Sts of Mrs \\Plby ~~ha f'vf'nmg m the h 1 ~n ~flHIO! tL Jstover t e t.mger rea Mu en ,ra'l Jeri onya Oh I Je Rock SJrin s koad a ud J tor~um ,.. House dt>rorated v.1th cand~ l lluf~r \erne Ord Deb bie Pow 1 g y (lever costummg sla~e a1.d the lookte C'luldren own ell LJonna Powell Rtckv Stew Mrs Elmer W1ckham vtsltlf'd settmgs and sptoctal lightmg d f"d b\ the WJCkt"d but charm 1 iirt Dav td S1-. 1sher, Barba ra Sunday afternouu ..,1th her mo 1 1 b ~• th th mg v.ltch pla~ed b\ Olen I Ar1Lhon) Cmd\ CrAig Ven!da ef s rom lll t"U Wl ~ mus 1 I Uter Mrs Juha Ds\-ls at Ca d Lros.;;,an who begutlt>d the (,Jbbs Robbie Harn s and Den 1 h h1ld 1 llpohs clha] ta ent t e c rlesnt mdaln~ I rh1ldren mto her house to be tse H<t wle\ I e npere 1ta an ou an !".l Mr and M1:!. Don ReJ spent pi esenlatlon rbe :songs wPrt' b&ked Ill her huge oven The operetta, by Engelbert Sunda\ at the1r cottage on tht> 1 extremely well done addmg to ~mallv Hansel and r.rf'lt>l out 1 Humperdmck, was direrted Muskmgum RLver the effer tJ vr ness of tht< pi"'" I wihh~ct the Witch and l>akt'd b) Mrs Dorothy Lacey, vocal I Jh t d II.Jfl~ ~ her m lhe O\t'n fret'tng the mu.sw mstructor assisred b'> l Mr and M1~ Clav Parsons of he shon opefnep 1m 8 se cuokJt>s Hhl ldren 1 to dan' e Mrs F.hzabeth Pickens and .,._ "I y a were recen tlH t e mne l ~ua r 1eston f k u 1 eer d b a p!lm fou rth 1 8 111 and stng In the closmg scene Mrs Ph)lhs Hac-kett broom mil e1 p ave v l of her s1s t er V h overmght guess d h , G tht' parenls found the tr ht,tppv grade tearhers Mrs Hackett I u rs No rr au,g an an IS WI e eJ ld ~" I ~" r wn \fN allum : !Jude played bv Beth Pultz J'ht ren and tlusn.a With t le ::.en.Pd as accompamst and op. Mrs H.oy Hol ter and duld lakmg the part of Hansel amd F:venmg Pra\er song ened the program With a rned ren VISited \lond.n "'1~-' tog I Grete l were Ketlh Frenrh and 1 lakmg part as Cooklf' lhi id le\ of tu nPs from the pl av Wlth her mother Mrs Georgt- Rlla Casri v..ho were flnalh I ren were Johnny Sla\en Shar I High school girls help mg Thompson ol ( heshlr~ ~ent to the woods to gattH:'rl on Wilson Debbie (,a\lagher 1w1th the rhorus groups Y.t>re bernes bv the an 1 v mother llmmv Boggs lony Manle"' ISuzanne B.1adburv , Ela me Da Mr and Mrs I man I ° 1 v "a rhe second ;HIg fo und the Da\ td Mttchell Paul <;u nnma"' l vts Hulh Ann Hal lf". :n ry, Mrs tnnn Ton Bu nce David Ger u If , I 1 Sl b c 1 ' {hJidren lost m the df'rfJ daJ k r> o e afl yn . . urn o, aro e 1 wood 1 he sl"tt ng fea tured real ard Stephen (,&larh Patty Anderson S<IRi:l n Ohlmger '\tar 1 Mr and Mrs H mwr \\aU· lsllr trees and hushes The I Glaze Sarah Bovles JHnm} gle Hams K<~lt \ \1f'F.Ihmny I er and da ughters Vlt>lmda and Sandman plavt'd b\ RIChard Schmoll Ma l k Smi th Rwk~ ( harl otte r.lazt> and Se r e n Suella 1olt>do and Mrs Rtch BaJle'r came and ut the thild Arnott Bil l J ust ice Stt>phen II eY.Js ard Mater of \1onclova return 1 1 p Bra \Inn OebbJe Tnplett ami Mrs Ph\ lhs H<t( ketl was M1k S rt>n o s eep ed lo the •r ho"l'l€'5 Mond.(ly af· Parncu lar lv app.:>Hlm~ v.as e a',re assisted bv tht< G1rl Scout ler a weekend .. Js JI w11h Mrs the an~el scent" ..., 1th the FeaiLJred m the 4th grade 11oop 221 tn makmg the gm John Smith :\~t-' A.v1 Sundd\ 14 angels dre~sed 1n whllt" chorus were Jac k Kauff Tom ] gt"rbread houst> and P.ml Ger 1 Mr Walter und J\lt lmda \! Si t robPs with shmmg .., ngs and mv Calbt art Eddie Holl is Ron ard of the ~ anua l 'l'r u mng De ed m Manetta Wil li his parents 1 golden ha los as lht> d](JI us n1 I ew 1s 1~ I a Floyd Ka th y part mrnt and room mot hers Mr and Mrs H ( \o\ alter slmg the EHnmg p1aH I " Kmg Dav 1d Hanson Gene made the trf'es The program Mrs Russ W.l:Ltson an<l Mrs I Wlwn At Night 1 1,0 To MlKmm•o,. Tomm~ McC 1o u d was sp<msm l:'d !J v the M1ddlt> Bertha Sco tt spent Tuesday i t Sleep surround mg the sleef.o 1 Hwhard \1endenhill1 SteHn 1 port P<~rt>nt Tearhers Assor1 Fairborn Wl! h their brothe l and mg Hansel and Gretel J-larrmann William Klem Hog Iatton A lill gt' 11ud1 enre of par Sister tn k·m Sgt and \11 s Mi-lk mg up the ant::~-' I tl oru~ er Joh nson M 1 g no n ents and fr ttnds all ended John T Ball) ,.............,_..__ __,_ _ _ _......_,;;.,;;;;;........;;..o,_ _ _.., Vernon Rrzer o( Hartford W wert Barbara Arrr r J ef f Va y,as a ff'rrnt gut"' ot \li Shcmk Robt>1la DU( kworth Ronme Hoffman Rodnt."V How and Mrs Han y Ke1se r Mm t?rsvill e a1d Gregor.. Haves She il a ~vLss L en.t~ lrr U ~..t'i was the MtlOre Pa m Dodson !\mv Sunday g uest of Mr and Mrs FACIAL CREAMS Harry Ke1sei ~'""''""""""'M"'*"'"""""'~"'""-"''.,,,..,._ $1 00 WOODBURY HAND CREAM • · - •• • 50r Mrs Wyatt Chadwell Mond av af ternoon ) 11 h Homer Holter VISited I ELBERFELDS I;, Around And Mrs Cl>llord Le>fhe> > Ro<k Sprmgs Road .and Mr and Mr s , E M BIU1on ot Middl epoll : were Fr1 day vJsJtors JO PArk J> mb urg w \a Lan; Wolft> teac her m tht> ~ Syrcust' sc hool ~n1l red Hul Sunday guests of Mr and l er Hospn<:~l 1 uesda\ and Mrs H F Parma lee 11.nd her 1 underwrnt .an a p pe n dect~ ijl}y 1n mot her Ml s l uda Meadows, 1 the afternoon 1mcl uded Mr and M1s Leo I ( hns11an and Mr and Mrs I Pete Meadows Otuo Rivet Hoad Huntmgton W Va I About Middleport I MEIGS THEATRE Mr and Mrs Wilh am Turn er ot Dayton were week end 1 guests of h1s parents Mr and Mrs .Jacob Turner Pomeroy, Ohio TONIGHT & THURSDAY NOT OPEN I FRIDAY and SATURDAY Februery 26 27 ' SHOCK TREATMENT" Stu art Wll1trnan l arol J yn lev Rod dy J\h Dmw JI 1 aurcn Bacall "LILIES OF THE FIELD" SlDN EY P0 111ER best aclor av..ard 1963 Li lla Skal a Stanley Adams Po1 her as the lll('Ted!ble, unforge1t ab lf' Home r Sm1t h SUN , MON TUES FHI 21-Mar ; 2 " I D RATHER BE RICH" (TP' hmcolor) ftobt>rt Goule-t, Sandra Dr.- And y \\ 1ll1 ams ( harl('s Ru g £.s Herm10ne G1 ngol rl G rn~ ymo nd Mau nce ( ht>\11lie1 ~Jorcartoons M1ss Mildred Hawley is sub. 1 sltur mg m the e lementary grade this week m the B.bst>nce or Mrs Gerald Rupe whose mother passed a y, ay Tuesd a~ Mrs Eustace W1l son of Pt I Pleasant spent Sundav w1th her pare nts Mr and Mrs Carl Mattox Mr and Mrs Tack Ne fr have moved mto the Sh1flet p1oper I tv on South Ji'ronl Street I Mrs P K Russell has gone to Mradowbn dge Va to as 1 sJsl m lhe care of her father 1 who 1s senously ill I Mr and Mrs George John son were busmess v1sttors re cently m Huntmgton, W Va MISSES LOAFERS In Nar row Mn d W1d~ y., Jd1 hF> 6.99 These shoes meet the test for TOUGHNESS In Narrow an d W1d1 Wid ths 6.99 "111- shoes "'' d;flemlt! I!Mi eoutd be t l:sn'L Keep an eye or the ~ea. You wont see any we~r, or rtppmg. M fact the one-pMce ..._ and hMII Jaav• such arnaztng stam1na ~ out1ut 1h• ;appera For acuon flex1bl• shoes wtu. 8ldM 1cMtPR'M liDo ..uk tor - I 79c WOODBURY DEEP CLEANSER 59c 60< PONDS MOISTURE BASE 4 5c 33c PACQUJNS ANTI DETERGENT HAND CREAM 25r 98< PACQU JNS MEDICATED HAND CREAM 73c 11 00 POND "S COLD CREAM 77c 98c PACQUJNS ANTI DETERGENT HAND CRUM 73c 98c SOFSKJN HAND CREAM 73< $1 DO WOODBURY ' DEEP DEW Mo ~t tu,_ Crum 7Sc 49c INGRAM FACE CREAM 37t: 33c PACQUJNS EXTRA DRY SKIN CREAM _ 32c 11 00 WOODBURY EXTRA DRY SKIN CREAM --· 37c 98c PONDS DRY SKIN CREAM 73e 11 59 WOODBURY COLD CREAM $1 DO $1 DO WOODBURY COLD CREAM --· 75c $1 00 PONDS VANISHING CREAM -·---- •• ·- 75c 89< PONDS VANISHING CREAM ··- 67e $1 DO WOODBURY VANISHING FACIAL CREAM __ 75c $1 00 WOODBURY ALL PURPOSE CREAM •• 75c 11 00 WOODBURY COLD CREAM 75c 89r PONDS VANISHING CREAM 67c $1 59 Value WOODBURY HAND CREAM (OI<I ra dryl 53e 37< 49< WOODBURY COLD CREAM $1 00 JERGENS FACE CREAM ·-··-·· 48c $1 00 VALUE WOODBURY HAND CREAM 37c TOOTHPASTES - HOME-FIRST AIDS 19c HYDROGEN PEROXIDE ·····-··-·--·---·-·-· 14e 69c WITCH HAZEL -· · ·---··--·-------·-· 52< $1 49 VICKS VAPORUB ---·------··---- $112 98c PEPTO BISMOL TABL!TS __ --·---·----~- - 73< 59c PEPTO BlSMOL LIQUID __ ·-----------·-- 44e He SAL HEPATICA _ --·· -----·----··· 74c $1 35 S T 37 • ---··------------------ $1 01 39c VASELINI • ··--··-·--·····---·---- 31• 75c ISODINE ANTISEPTIC --·-·-···-···----···- 56< 98c JOHNSON CHEST RUII _ ·-·--··-----·----- 73e 45c MENTHOLATUM ·- ___ ·-- ------·---- 34e 49c MINJT RUB ·- _ ·- _ -----~- --· --- 37e 89c BEN GAY ---- --·- 67e 49e UNGUENTINE • 37e 98c JOHNSON JOHNSON NOSE DROPS & SPRAY 1Se 59c ALCOHOL RUB _ ··- _ 31e S3c ALKA SELTZER. FOIL WRAPPED ---------·-· 4k 59c ALKA SEL TZ!R ---·-·----· 51o 33c ALKA SELTZER __ -·---·-····---·-···· 25< $1 89 BAYER ASPIRIN __ ·------------- ------- $1 ,42 79c BAYER ASPIRIN • ___ ·----·······-------- 67• 49e BAYER ASPIRIN ·--·---···--··-------------- 39e $1 29 BUFFERIN ••••• ··-·----····------------· 97e 89c BUFFERIN -··-·-- _ -· ·----···-··-------- 71e 63e BUFFERIN ·-- _ __ •• --··---·· -------- 52e $1 47 ANACJN _ __ _ ··----·- ·------ __ $1.01 93c ANACJN ······---·····---------- 701 59c 5T JOSEPH ASPIRIN ---- -----·- 44c 49c BAYER ASPIRIN FOR CHILDREN -·---·--- _ 31c ----------- 24c 3Sc B F I SURGICAL POWDER 49c MEXSANA MEDICATED POWDER ____ ------- 46c 89 JOHNSON MEDICATED POWDER ·-·-··-··-- 67c $1 49 MEDI.QUICK ----·· $112 S9c JOHNSON & JOHNSON 4" BAND \GE ··- • _ 41e 30c JOHNSON & JOHNSON 2" BANDAGE ------· 22e 25c ADHESIVE TAPE 'lz" -··--·---·--- 21c 43e ADHESIVE TAPE 1" ·-·--- ----- 32c 49c CURlTY TELFA STERILE PADS ---------· 31e 69c BAND-AID SHUR STRIPS 52e 59< BAND AID SHEER ST " IPS-PATCH- SPOT >44c 11 35 NOXZEMA SKIN CREAM • -··--·--- ----· $1 06 98c NOXZEMA SKIN CREAM _ --· __ ---77c 53c NOXZEMA SKIN CREAM ---- 45e 98c JOHNSON & JOHNSON FIRST AID CREAM __ 74e 79c DERMASSAGE SKIN CREAM _ __ 59c 98e DERMASSAKE SKIN LOTION ---· --------- _ 73e 49c CUTICURA OINTMENT ___ ---·- ---- 37c 79c CLEARASlL ·-·-----·----· 58c 63c JOHNSON JOHNSON COTTON ··--·-- ·-·47c a. a. SHAVE CREAM 79c GILLETTE FOAMY SH)W,I cnAM ___ --·· 98 c GILLETTE FOAMY SHAVE CREAM -----···98c PALMOLIVE RAPID SHAVE • -·-·-····· 79c PALMOLIVE RAPID SHAVE • ···--98e MENNEN SOF' STROKE SHAVI CRIAM _ ---79c RISE SHAVE CREAM •• ------····----79< MENNEN SOF' STROKI ·------·-------$1 00 KINGS MEN SHAVE CREAM -· __ ---·-·-·· ···-----------69c AERO SHAVE 89e AERO SHAVE • -------·------$1 00 OLD SPICE SMOOTH SHAVI ·-------------69c COLGATE INSTANT SHAVE ·-------·-·---79c COLGATE INSTANT IHAVI -·-·---·····--59c WOODBURY RIADY LATHER ------~------19c NOXZIMA INSTANT SHAVI --·····-··--·-$1 25 OLD SPICE SMOOTH IHAVI ---····-·-··--$1 00 SCHICK HOT LATHU • ··--··--· $1 00 BARBASOL BRUSHLISI SHAVI CRIAM ---57c PALMOLIVI LATHER SHAVE CREAM ----Ue PALMOLIVE LATHER SHAVI CRIAM -------15c PALMOLIVE CUP SOAP ·----·····-----··---15c WILLIAMS CUP SOAP ··-·--·--·-···---···--· 75c OLD SPICE CUP SOAP • _ _ _ _ _ 59e 73< 73c 59c 73c 59e 59c 75e 52c 67e 75c 52e 44c 67e 94c 73< 7k 4Sc 29c llc Uc 56c HAIR PREPARATIONS $1 00 OLD SPICE HAIR TONIC ___ --····------ 75e 98e VASELINI HAIR TONIC ·---·------ - -------- · 73e $149 VITALI$ ·---·-····-··-··· · -- $1.31 50e OLD SPICE SHORT CUT ------····-·--··· · - - Ire 79c SCORE HAIR CREAM ·-----------------··· 6le $1 00 WILDROOT CREAM OIL ----·-·--···-------- 75e 79c WILDROOT CREAM OIL ·-- --------------- - -- 59< 59c JERlS HAIR OIL --~---·----~----···- 46c 9tc CODE 10 HAIR DRESSING ········-··- ···-···· 74c -·-··· - ·-·-·······--- 59e 79c IIRYLCREEM 49c BRYLCRIEM · ······ ····· ··-···· 41o 60c WILLIAMS SHAVINO STICK --·-- -····- 45e $1 50 GILLETTE SLIM ADJUITAIILB RAZOR --- - $1.11 $1 75 SCHICK DIAL INJECTOR RAZOR _ ----·-- $1.47 Sl 75 PAL ADJUSTABLE RAZOR • • ·-··-- $1M $1 4S GILLETTE STAINLESS STilL ILADII ---- $1.11 79c PERSONNA STAINLESS STilL ILADII -··--· 67o 49c GILLETTE STAINLISI STilL BLADII ----· · ale ll'•-l'ul , _ 45< TAMPAX •••• -- · -- · ··---3fe $1 46 TAMPAX • ···-···· ---~-------·- $1 3J $2.95 WATER BOTTLES -- -·--·- -- $267 69c MAN! MAGIC CUTICLE REMOVER ---·--·-·-- 52o Elberfelds In Pomeroy I 75• 75o 56< 73c 37• DEODORANTS $1 DO MENNEN SPRAY DEODORANT ···········-· 7k 60c MENNEN SPRAY DEODORANT __ ··-------·- 45c $1 00 MENNEN ROLL-ON -·-·------···· 75e $1 49 GILLETTE RIGHT GUARD ------··-----·-- $1.12 $1 00 GILLETTE RIGHT GUARD ----------- ------ - 75c 79c GILLITTI RIGHT GUARD ---------··-·--·--· 59e ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC SUPPORTIRI · · ····· · · ····-·· · 7So JUPPORTIRI - -- -----· ··· · · ·· $1.12 SUPPORTERS ·-···-- - · · ··-······ No IUPPORTIRI -~----· ··--···· · $1.05 DEODORANTS $1 00 BAN ROLL-ON DEODORANT · - ---······--··· 75e IAN ROLL·ON DEODORANT • •• •••••• •••••••• 69e IAN CRIAM DEODORANT _ - --- -----····-· $1 .25 FRESH SPRAY DEODORANT - ------ ------ -· 69c FRESH CRIAM DEODORANT -·······- ······· 69c SECRET CIIIAM DEODORANT ··- · ········-·· 75e SICRIT ROLL-ON • · ··-···-·········$1 ,17 CALM SPRAY POWDIR -·---· ·----· ·····• 69e WOODBURY ORYAD IPRAY - - ····-·-------· 69e ARIIID ROLLoON -············----· 69c MUM CRIAM DIODORANT --- - -········ ····· $1 00 EVENJNO IN PARIS CREAM DEODORANT $1 .00 SICURE DEODORANT 69c YODORA CREAM ·---··· - ·- • 69e - 5 QAY DEODORANT PADS _ --· ·--·- --43< ARRID CRiAM ...... t tl s. M.rJ.. - - leeluol on Jaly 7, ltll, ,. IDYIIolloa lrom lUI olllllr)'. MOUTH WASH AND ANTISEPTICS ·- -··-··· L15TER1NE • -·-··- • -·- -·- --···-- -· LISTERINI -·---·-····--··-------···- -· MJCRIN _ _ ___ • ---·----··· • CIPACOL ---·--·- • _ ••• PIPSODENT ANTISEPTIC ·-- __ ·-·· LAVORIS ----···PEPSODENT ANTISEPTIC 95c LAVORIS 69c tic 91< 97c Ue 57c 19c llo 52c 76< u. s. lh 7&e 21c 43< 6k COSMETICS $1 25 EVEN INO IN PARIS FACE POWDER ·--·--· 94e 59c liVENING IN PARIS PACE POWDER 45c 49c WOODBURY FACE POWDER -·•• __ • 37< 69c WOODBURY COMPACT ---··· 52t $1 50 NOXZEMA COVER GIRL MAKE-UP ----··- $1 16 $1 75 LANOLIN PLUS COMPACT ·-·~-·· $1 31 69c WOODBURY DREAM·GLO LIPSTICK ·-----· 54c $1 00 HAZEL BISHOP LIPSTICK -----··---------·· 75• 79e DURA GLOSS LIPSTICK ----------- ---··---· 59c FOOT NEEt>S __ ----·-·-··-- 30t SOc DR. SCHOLLS FOOT BALM ___ -----·--·· 37c 49e DR SCHOLLS FOOT POWDER ---·····-----· 37• 40c DR SCHOLLS CORN PLASTERS ~------- ·30e $1 49 M&NNEN FOOT DEODORANT _ ---·· $1.11 40e DR SCHOLLS MOLESKIN HOME PERMANENTS 12 50 LILT PUSH BUTTON PERMANENT $2.00 LlL T SPEED BATH PERMANENT _ • $1 75 LILT PARTY CURL-Chlldran'o Pormanonl $2.50 LILT MILK WAVE $1 35 TONI TIP PERMANENT $2 00 RICHARD HUDNUT QUICK PERMANENT ·$1 75 TONETTE CHILDREN' S PERMANENT --·-$2.00 BOibiJ PIN CURL WAVE ----$3,50 PRETTY PERM HOME PERMANENT _ -· .$2 25 TONI SILVER CURL ·--·-$1.75 BOBBI ROLLER PERM REFILL ---·-$2 49 BOBBI ROLLER PERM PERMANENT • S2 25 TONI Smooth 'n Sletk Unturly Permenent $1 87 $1 50 $1 31 $1 87 $1 01 $1 50 $1 31 $1 50 $262 $1.69 $1 31 $1.77 $1 67 $3 75 TONI Smooth •n Sleek Unl'urly Permanent $2 81 52 00 TONI HIDDEN BODY PERMANENT __ $1 50 $1 49 TONI SPIN CURLER ASSORTMENT ·--·--·- $112 HAIR COLORING $2 01 NEW DAWN HAIR COLOR _ ·- --·--··- $1 S7 $2.00 TECNIDUE StLVER ·TONE $1 SO $1 75 MISS CLAIROL CREME FORMULA KIT -· $1 31 $2 00 TECN!QUE COLOR TONE ···_ ·- $1,50 $1 ,00 NESTLE STREAKS AND TIPS __ · c--·---- 7Sc 39< NESTLE COLORlNSE _ -······-···-- 31< 39c NESTLE COLORTINT ---··-------· -~ 31c $1 50 CLAIROL LOVING CARE ··------·--------- $112 59c NESTLE COLOR 'N TONE -------··--·· 45c 69c NOREEN COLOR HAIR RINSii ·---··--------- 47e Jk 1M 1M 94e 52e 52e 5h Jh J4o J4o 12Ao SHAMPOOS $1 00 HALO FULL BODY SHAMPOO ----·--·--·--- 75o $1 00 HALO DRY HAIR SHAMPOO •• ·-------- 75o 39e WOODBURY GOLDEN RICH SHAMPOO -----·- 29c 6Gc HALO DRY HAIR SHAMPOO ·------------·-··· 45e 6Ge HALO FULL BODY SHAMPOO --------------· 4Se $1 00 WOODBURY EGG SHAMPOO --· ---------- 75< $1 00 DRENE SHAMPOO 75c 60e BRECK SHAMPOO ·------··---- 46c $1 00 SUBDUE DANDRUFF SHAMPOO ---- --··· 75e 59c WOODBURY SHAMPOO ---····---- >44c 60e LANOLIN PLUS LIQUID SHAMPOO --·-···---- 45e 68c LUSTRE CREME SHAMPOO ----· __ 45c 60< LUSTRE CREME LIQUID SHAMPOO ··--- ____ 45• 60e HILENI CURTIS SUAVE SHAMPOO ---·----- 45c 60c PRELL LIQUID SHAMPOO ··--·-·--- 51e 60c LUSTRE CREME LIQUID SHAMPOO ___ -··· 45c l'k HELENE CURTIS ENDEN SHAMPOO ~---· ____ 67e 69c SILVlKRIN SHAMPOO • _ • ---·-·--· 43• 67e DIAL SHAMPOO ·- •• ·---- -----· 50e 59c WOODBURY DRY HAIR SHAMPOO >44c 49e WOODBURY Coconut 011 CASTILE SHAMPOO ·- 34c 60c LUSTRI.CREME SHAMPOO • 45c $1 00 HEAD lc SHOULDERS SHAMPOO (TUBE) 76< $119 PHISODAN SHAMPOO • $1 42 $l.Otl WOODBURY LUte Bouquet Lotion Shompoo 75c $1 00 LUSTRE CREME LIQUID SHAMPOO __ •• •• 75a 69e CLAIROL COLORFAST SHAMPOO 52o $1.00 WHITE RAIN CRYSTAL CLEAR SHAMPOO ·- 73e $1,00 LUSTRI·CREME LOTION SHAMPOO • ····-· 72c $1 00 WHITI RAIN LOTION SHAMPOO ·---- 73e 69c JIIAD lc SHOULDERS SHAMPOO (TUBE) ·--- 56e :IOe DRINI SHAMPOO • 22e $1 49 TIGRIN MEDICATED SHAMPOO ~~~~~~~~- $1 It $1.01 LUSTRI.CREMI SHAMPOO __ ----------- 75o ·--·----·····-= HAIR RINSE 59e WOODBURY CREME RINSE -· · ····--·- -- 59c HILENI CURTIS CREME RINSE --·----·--· 39e WOODBURY CREME RINSE $1.00 RINSE I.WAY (MEDICATED) TUBI ~-:::_-:_~·:. $1 ,00 DANDRICIDE __ • --------------· $1.10 RINSE AWAY LIQUID ------· - -------· --·-$1.00 V05 CRIME RINSE _ -·-----75e TAMI EXTRA CONDITIONING RINSI --·----· 60e TAMI CREME RINSE - -----· -------·--$110 TAME CREME RINSI -------- - ----·-··-··59c DOUBLI DANDERlNE ··-·--·---- -------$1.25 TECNIQUE CRIME RINSE ~ ---·--·----7te LUSTRI CRIME HAIR RINSI ·--------·- - ···· ... LUSTRI CRIMI HAIR RINSI ------·-------- - 44e 44e 29t 75o 75e 71e 75t 56< 45e 75o 44e 94c 51e 45e DENTAL NEEDS 69c WIRNIT'S TOOTH POWDIR --------~--·--- S!le 7k POLl-GRIP ----- ___ -------····-···-- - ----- Slo 39e POLl OIUP ---------·-··------·-------····-- 29e ~~:ASTIITH ---------- - --------------------- - 51o , PASTI&TH - --~--------·-····· - ···--·- -·· -· 15o 43< POLlDINT ---·---------··· · -·--·- ·--· --·-·· 31e 69c POLIDINT ·-· -------------·-- 511 69e WIIINETS DENnJRI CRIMI ·-···- - - - - ------ 61o J5e WIIINITS DINTURI CRIMI · · ···-- ------·· - 24e 42c DR, LYON'S TOOTH POWDIR --·--------- - ·-- 31o He DR. LYON'S TOOTH POWDIR • -·· --·---· -· 21e 4k COLGATI AMMONIATED TOOTH POWDER -- - 41e 49• COLGATE TOOTH POWDIR ·-·---- - - ---·-···- 37e 29e COLGATE TOOTH POWDER ··--····· ----····· 22o IJr COLOATI DINTAL CIIIAM ----- ---- - --·--·-- 71o 69t PIPIODINT TOOTH PAITI --····---- ----- -- 62e 69c CRIIT TOOTH PAITI · -·· · ····· ······ ····· 62e 69e COLGATI TOOTH PASTI ---···---- - - ------- 61o "< LIITIRINI TOOTH PASTI - -----··· - ·--· --·-- 17e 49t IPANA TOOTH PAITI ·------ - - -- - - -·--- - - -- 40o 6fe OLIIM TOOTH PAITI • --·--- ·· - - - --- --- ---· 61e 6,9e WIRNITI DINTAL PLATI BRUSH ··-··· -··· 58e 7!k Dll. WIST'S DINTAL IRUIHII -- --····· ·-·· SO. 6ft PY.CO.PAY DINTAL IIUSHII --·· · ··-·-··· - 52< l9e DR. WIIT'I DINTAL IRUIHIS -------- -- ---- 67o SAVE EVERY DAY AT ELBERFfLDS IN POMEROY ,, ' POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT, OHIO NO. 267 expect another mcrease m the ir m surance r ates IbiS summer. An Indication of what 1s to come was conta med m the report of the OhiO Insurance Informatton Serv ice, Inc , public servrce arm of 20 msurers wtth home off•ces m Oh1o and writers of the bulk of the state's auto msu rance " We thought 1963 was bad," 1ty cla ims rose only 5 per cent t aid J Rober! Oelberg OilS but the sJZt of the average execul>ve du-ector ' bul prelim- cla1m paid JUped ZI per cenl tnary reports rrom our mem- "Smce paid cla1ms are the bers lhdlcate that 1964 was maJOr factor m determ1rung much worse u rates, ratea 1r. t urn are an ac He said final figures for Ohio curale reflechon of peoples' auto Insurance company losses drJVlng habits," he stated will not be available unlll Auto msurance generally has been unprofilable m Ohio and e'sewhere for the past frv e years," Oelberg sa1d T...,pora_ ,....,. ...... !h by on-. aoorq, !lwYIH, eoldf• tamP~. .... 1~15 Prlohy eloldy 111101 ..... b•cla zt • Zl. FIVE CENTS THUR SDAY, FEBRUAR Y 25, 1965 New Charge Remedies Faults in 1961 Indictment Carrying Fine of $120,000 COLUMBUS (UP!! _ Automobtle owners m Ohio can 4 ftAIHEI Re-indicted Auto Insurance Will be Raised March I ' . at y e VOL XVI . enttne :· • pr,, 75< 82< 52c 52< 37c 19c BABY NEEDS $1 00 NESTLE HAIR TREATMENT 69c Q TIPS COTTON SWABS 39c EVENFLO SUPER PLASTIC BOTTLES 10c EVENFLO NURSINCi BOTTLES 60e MENNEN BABY MAGI C $1 00 MENNEN BABY MAGIC 37c JOHNSON ' S BABY POWDER ···-65c JOHNSON"S BABY POWDER • 98c JOHNSON'S BABY OIL 59r JOHNSON' S BABY CREAM •• -·····--·· 60c JOHNSON'S BABY SHAMPOO ····-· 23c JOHNSON'S BABY SOAP 59c JOHNSON ' S BABY LOTION • -----· -· 37c JOHNSON'S BABY CREAM ··:·::-::. ___ _ TALC $1 00 OLD SPICE DEODORANT POWDER -···--··· $1 00 OLD SPICE BODY TALC _ --·····-----···· 75c MENNEN BATH TALC _ ·---······--··--···89c MENNEN BATH TALC ··---------·------·--· 49r MENNEN SHAVE TALC -------·---- ·--- -·- $1 00 $1 .50 $1 25 $1.41 YOU DOW SHAVING CREAMS, ETC. AFTER SHAVE LOTIONS $1 00 PALMOLIVE AFTER SHAVI •• ·-- --·-··-- 75e 69c PALMOLIVE AFTER SHAVI ·--··-··-·--·-·· 61e $1 .25 OLD SPICE AFTER SHAVE ----·-----------· 89e 69c WOODBURY AFTER SHAVE ------·-------- 52c $1 50 YARDLEY AFTER SHAVE -· _ -----·----- $112 $2 50 YARDLEY AFTER SHAVE --~------------- $1 17 $1 10 MENNEN SKIN BRACER _ _ __ ---·-·--·- 75< 69e MENNEN SKIN BRACER __ 52• $1.00 Mennon Altor Shan SKIN CONDITIONER __ 75e $1 00 OLD SPICE PRO'S ELECTRIC ROLL-ON _ --- 75o 79c WILLIAMS LECTRIC SHAVE ···-- 59e 79c MENNEN PROP ELICTIIIC PRI·IHAVI ----·· 59o HAIR SPRAY AND SETS $1 50 TECNIQUE CURL SPRAY $112 99c WOODBURY NATURALLY LOVELy SPRAY 73c $1 SO HELENE CURTIS TEMPO" SPRAY $112 99c WOODBURY DREAM SET SPRAY 73< $1 50 ALBERTO V05 SPRAY ------- Sl 12 $2 25 ADORN HAIR SPRAY ••• :::::::::::: $167 11 25 BRECK HAIR SET 94< $1 50 ADORN HAIR SPRAY $112 $1 49 WHITE RAIN HAIR SPRAY $112 $1 00 CLAIROL HAIR SO NEW • -· • -- 75• $1 50 CLAIROL HAIR SO NEW .::_:::•• _.:__ S112 U 69 CLAlROL CONDITIONER $2 02 99c LANOLIN PLUS SET TO STAY 74c 35< WILDROOT WAVE SET -- '291! 25r DR ELLIS WAVE SET ··--··-·· 19• He WOODBURY DREAM CURL & SET ··-----· 63c --- GROOMING AIDS - TOILETRIES - HAIR CARE PRODUCTS HAND AND BODY LOTIONS AND TALCUMS 98< DERMASSAGE SKIN LOTION 73< 79c TRITLE'S GLYCERINE & ROSEWATER 59r 79c WOODBURY DEEP CLEANSING LOTION 63c 73< 98c POND' S FRESH START 79c WOODBURY DEEP DEW CREAM •••••••• 63< 60c TONI DEEP MAGIC LOTION 45c 75e $1 00 TONI DEEP MAGIC CONDITIONE. 59< JERGENS MOISTURE CREAM >44e $1 00 JERGENS MOISTURE CREAM 7Sc $125 JERGENS EXTRA DRY SKIN FORMULA 94c 52 50 SILICARE - MEDICATED $160 79e ITALIAN BALM 59e 59r CHAMBERLAIN OOLDEN TOUCH LOTION 46< 59c CASHMERE BOUQUET HAND LOTION 44c 99c WOODBURY GLYCERINE AND ROSEWATER 67c 29c COETS (COTTON SQUARES) 24e 45 c COETS (COTTON SQUARESI -,--·····-··- 34e 11 00 WOODBURY LOTION S2c 89r CASHMERE BOUQUET TALCUM 68< 47• 69r CASHMERE BOUQUET TALCUM SOc APRIL SHOWERS TALCUM • -· --·· - 37c 39c QUEST DEODORANT T ALCUM -~-~---- • __ 29r S9c OUEST DEODORANT TALCUM _ 44e 69c WRISLEY LEGTAN ··-·-····-··-·· 61c 11 00 NAIR (HAIR REMOVER) ···-·--·····--· 7Sr 80c QUlNSANA FOOT POWDER _ 73 1 71r S3c 33r 8r 45c 76< 28c 52c 77r 48e ~8e 19c 44e 28• ~OW WASHINGTON (UP!) - A federal gr a nd j ury today r emdir ted fh e Commumst Party of the US A for faJlmg to reg1ster •• a Commumst ac h on orga n ization con trolled by the Sov~et Umon Ally Gen Nicholas Katzenb..,h saJd th e new mdictmen t s1m1lar t o a 1961 tndlct ment of the party, was returned by a fed eral grand JUry m Washmgton The U S Court of Appeals reversed an earlier conviction of the part y wh>ch earned a $120,000 fme, by rulmg that th e government had falied to prove that a 1 wiiimg volunteer was avaJ abl e to reg1ster the party • ver~lve Activtes Control Ac t CommuniSt acl!on orgamzatons on each of 11 days lrom Feb 10 reg•sler wlth the J ustice o. The new Indictment opecific- 13 to Feb 23 1965 partmenl Under the act each ally charged that lhe part•· ' II also acc'Used lhe party of day a group la!ls to regiSter IS failed to register "even though fathng to ftle a registration considered a separate offense 1t knew there was a volunteer statement tnctud.lng & list of with 8 manmum pena lty of willing to regiSier on behalf ol party member names aliases 110 000 fme for each count or lhe party " and addresses , a list 'or prlnl· each day Katzenbach satd the new 12- mg presses controlled by the After the appeals court re count mchctment charged that party, and an accountmg of all versed the ear her conviction the party, whose headquarters money received and spent the Supreme Court last June 8 IS In New York City with fail The SubverSive Act•v>hes reJected the government ' aping to reglsler under the Sub- Control Act of 1950 requu-es , peal ~.:..'._:::__ __ _ _ _ __ Senate Harmony RO<\D Rf.P<\ lR NEELW D _ Th iS sed> on of Rt 124 alo ng the Ohio Ri ve r just erence to the now-defunct un And four representatJves pro· below Long Bottom has (aused moto n .stsand state tughwa, depart men t offlc la ll mcorporated banks posed that the Legislative Serv a lik e headaches beLause at Its condit iOn 1 tw st.1 1e has bet>n forced to e r ect blink~ - Repeal the law permitting Ice Commtss1on study the pos-er li ght s and wa 1mng s1gns to v.. arn motOI 1sb of one Jane tralfic Ro lland Torre nce, Ohto- but they 've lagged sub- Ires In shambles loday nal10n1 to 15 years, thus allow- employes of the state DIVIsion SJb!llt) of revJVmg the Oh1o Un- supt of the Me 1gs Co unty Otvtswn of th e State H>ghwav Departme nt says there IS stantially behind the Increase m Senate Democrats put an end ing state-chartered banks to of Banking from borrowmgAmer ican Activities Con.m1ttee nothmg that can be done to correct t he sttuat10n except rP iora i iO n of t he road be frequency and severity of traf· to complete eooperatmn m the purchase bonds from the Israel money from statEH::ha rteredto study Communist actlvltlh m cause there 1s no base tonence sa td relocatiOn ol the SP<Ilon 1s proposed and wtll fi, accldenls and the rapidly evenly d1vlded upper house banks lhe state probably be sold for ronstructwn next yea> - Sent mel Photo aplrallllg cools of •epamng bod- Wednesday when they staged Reps Bermce MacKenZie, D Propos< Night Races - - Canton and Ralph Regula, R Other measures mtroduced ""'' ' " • 'I les, both human and automo- and won • powfl' play over blle " gubernatoflal appointments Navarre mtroduced a resolu would WASHINGTON (UPII ~ 0 Tbe targets were four Republion to put the conlroverswl -Place the control of The mcome tax 18 ~ 2 years In the past five years, traffic llcan appointee! one to the S. question of prov1dmg public ch>l<lren s day care centers ! old today Absolulely 0 0 cele- ~u ~ a lalalltJel have increased I per board of RegentS and the othsciiool transportatiOn to private under the SOCial admlrustrai >On bratlon Is planned c _nt •nd reported IDJUriH 19 ere to various boards and com· and parochial ~ehool studenlo (Contmued On Page 6) 11. on Feb zo, 191 3, I per cent In Ohio ffii8$Ion&, who had already been ---- tbat S•cretary of State PbllanP1' PU AS<\NT - D> BenJamin F Som mer 89 said lhatln the same swom in and were on the JOb Fu I I .. lor der c Knox olllclally eer!I· I I eon one of West V>rg nm ' oldest practiCing physl number of bodily 111- King used a temporary Ill-IS Letti~r~.:r:.f. " ol ~~ Hed lhe adopllOD of lhe 16th !lans died Tuesda\ n>ght Ill Ho\zeJ Hospita l after a ,dallms paid by In- maJOrity, broogbl on by the Ill· burgh, who dJed Wedneoday m Amelldment to tbe Con•t>lu- short Illness 18.3 per eent ness of Republiean Sen Ft'ed the WMt Penn hoapltal there , don wbicb gave Congress He was born rune 21 18h m &txNint of the average Hoffman of Cmcmnatl, to force WI11 be held Saturday at 2 pm " tk power to Jay and colleet (otlagf'\t lle w Va son of tht' ft\o\ Jcm.lfntng llOrSet,tnd buggy jumped 2l per dwnt the appomtments to the floor 1 tax.es on mcomes' late ~Jlharn and ( athenne Mi l doctur~ He w:.:ts a member ~~~~~~~~~~~· at the Chase Funeral Hume with av UnltH , ..... lnt•rnetional ;;¢ v ..1 HM ~... J ler Somm·r [)r Sommer uas o/ tht Kanav. ha V:o~l le) Lodoe damage habii- and the 15 Republican voles b the M11 c 1 ' " o v ere two !lhort of the needed una 1 10 es erne ery A sprawhng, wtnd-blown snowstorm piled f1 ve foot 1 I gr11duat ed' w1th honors trom No 36 Ar & AM DIBJOrily for confirmation The Rev Herbert 0 Gnmm drrfts through the center of the nation today Snow a nd ! the UmveiS >ty of LOUISVIlle Survl'>ng are hiS Wli< Cora In tbe midst of the political Will olflcJale arctrc temperatures knifed deep m to the heart of DllUe School of med ~rme m 1901 and Wood •II Sommer a son W1l 1 ~ttle, the Senate did manllge She was OOrn tn Langsville, while Texas braced for poss1bly Jts wor st freeze m foul bt." gan prdcttce or medu.' me that \lam K Sommer, Lauisvllle, to pas• lla first bill of the .... the daughter of Mn Bertha years I same )<ar m Leon lie ronlm K) • da ughter Mrs Sher .. ood sJOn 1 routine measure elimma· Martm, Bradylake, 0 , and the Towenng drifts of snow virtu ally isola t ed manv cen u~d his pract1ce and saw pa t os1t"n PI Pleasant and four tU' ihe requlrement that hens late Rev w M Swmk She tral lllmoJS towns Strong wmds wh1pped •now th ree , 11ents unt>l one week before h ~> gra ndr loldren One son Frank, agam.sl motor vehicles owned wa• alao preceded In death by feet deep a round Memphis, Tenn , closmg all ma )OI j dealh havmg praellced ti4 yea'" dted m 1941 by public utilities be filed wrtb a !Isler, Edna Cartwright highways out of the city __ _ 111 the same commumlv Funera l servlles w11l be held the secrttary of state The storm , descnbed by the pr PLEASANT - Joe Cape Dr Sommer was ont' of t!w F'n day 2 p m m the Leon Bap CHICAGO (UPI)- A complete Also surviving are her bus· weather bureau as one of the crews near Q::ntraha. Ill were hart 24 of Lf'ta rl Rt 2 was 11st ( hurr-h With the Rev Leo.. overhaul of the Republican Houu Plllel Tlir« Bill• hand, Frank Rosenthal, Pitts- womt of the season has ordered off the highways be arrest-• Wednesday mghl by d Underwood offtcta•m• ~ 1Iveo s1nee cause they could make 110 head lhe Mason ~ Countv Shen ff s De 'arSO • party Ia vital and II mual begin The House, meanwhile, paS9· burgh ' two slstt•rs' Mr• Cath· c1a1m ed at 1ea!1 .. Hunal •>II be m tho ~•oo by M!movlng all traces of ex~;'le ~:~ue~";.!ua:' ~ It hooked out ol the Northern W<IY agamst the blowmg, sh>ll partment on a ma llc1ous assault emeter) tremlsrn, I Methodist bishop Wamsley Services • brolber Harlow Swink Bra· I Plams two day! ago mg snow warrant Fne nd s aro bemg received at aald today Being Announced dylake 0 ' Heavy 'now warnings re- Schools were closed !n many Capehart IS charged In con lht l row Hussell Funeral homo Blahop Gerald H Kennedy of Funeral services for Mrs Frie~ds may call at the fun. mamed In eifecl lor lower areas through illinoiS Oh1o, nect>on wllh an a ll ac k on Rul un11l 11 • m l'nday when tho Los Angeles uld m the current Henry (Thelma) Wamsley, who eral home after 1 p m Friday Michigan, Indaana and north Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas ter E Kmght 64 of Hartlord Funera l se1v 1les W111 bt> held bod} w11\ be taken to the Issue of Christian Advocate that died at 4 p m Wednesday at we st Ohio-wath up to 7 mches H1ghways wert lltlpassable ancl lwho w.as clubbed Feb 12 near Sa turda} at 1 p m fn1 Mrs ( hurch to he m state until the Republlcana must 'select new Rochester, Pa , after a short Duke Scheduled for of fresh snow expected The caro were abandoned along Graham Slat1on wh1le on a Han nah Mav Carson s; who funeral hour leaden , • • lnatesd of merely Illness, will be held Friday at warnings were exlended to lhe I roadways ltshmg tnp Id>ed early Jlns mornmg al \lei ----resbu!Oing 118 personnel with- 2 p m thm She was a former Delicate Operation mterlor an« norlhern sections of Knight wa. left unconscwus erans Memunal Hospll 11 afler out repudiating the 111114 pres!- Meigs county res1dent LONDON (UP!) - Doctors New England fo r some lhr<e hours and was a long >line<> dentlal campaiCn pollees " Surviving in this area are a will perform a dellcale eye op- South of the onow belt, heavy hosp>lallzed at Holzer llosp>ta l 17 1879 at ••'Itle wbolfl future of the twO- stepson, Granvel Wamsley, Md· erahon l!tn the Duke of Wmdsor ram fell and temperatures Ill Ga lhpohs fur severa l do~s I She was born Jul v party l)'ltem is at stake" said dleport; a sister, Mrs Nen withm the "next few days" It dropped to near or below freez suHermg from a skull fracture J..vger the daughter or the lal~ Bl•hop Kennedy In the bl· Smtih, MBaon City, lour grand- was announced today The 711- mg Aaheville and Hickory, concueSion a nd laceralwn< Wdtnm and Amanda l larl Pr~>e weekly mapzine for ministers children, and aeveral rueces and year--old formt!r British moo· N C ' were hit with an Inch of I The suspect was idenlihed bv and was preceded !ll deH!!1 h~ and church leaders nephews. arch has a detached retina m rain In SIX OOurs during the the victim accord mg lo th~ Ma her husband Homer m t!t5? Dr St>ltm J Blazewtcz wat "We do not think that the hJS lelt eye mght son Lnunt y shen(f and bv lwo mfant sons re elecll'd pr..,>dent of tbo pod old clays of rugged indl· AT 1, NOT z The Duke, who undf'I'Went Throughout MISsissippi Lout· She 1s surv tvf:'d bv a sun Ken 1Mt:"tg~ ( ount) Ftsh and Game vlduallam were so &ood '111e The Wahama While Falcon ma1or arterial aurgery in Dec- slana and Alabama, tempera- Orin E Atkins preSident of nelh Carson M1ddlepor1 n [) A<soe~at>on Wednesday mgbt people said with their votes Band concert will be held this ember, entered the London Clln- lures fell 30 or 40 degreeo when the Ashland Oil and Refmmg a gra nddaughter Mre Dnnna Other oiiiCers elected for 1965 that we are committed to free evening at 8 p m 1n the Waha~ ic Monday A clinic spokesman the ICY front moved m Mobile , Co speakmg berore 140 mern Grate Rutl and one gnmd:..on m tht> 01 gamzatiOnal meetmg at enlerprlse within the frame- rna High school audltonum in· saki today that both eyes have Ala, on the Gulf Coast report- hers and guests of the Central Harold Carson of lhlls>de Ill Porn/In\ s Second Ward F>n llllfk of ...... responsibility" lllead ol at 2 p m as was pre- been examined by lhr« specll>- ed a 44klegree drop lrom 73 to Ohio Valley Industrial Council two Sisters Mrs Mabel • net house were Hoy \ rmes, VIce Referrng to Sen Barry M vloully reported. list• 33 New Orleans conducted !Ia at Hunlmgton W"""esday urged Kent and Mrs Maude 5<"11 preSident f.d Thomas treasurQoldwatlr'l argument that the second torchlight parade of the the development of tr1nsporta Funer:.t l serv Hes for I d a Middleport a g:rt<.tt gnnddu\d ur~J <t nd Ht>nry Perry, ~ Repub11ciD party merely lost STEPFATHER DIES SQUAD CALLED Mardis Gras Wednesday nigh! t10n facilities m telling the story Young 69 voho d1ed at her res! and several niP-c. es and neph n ::S~( la twn the lint round durlng the DB· Mr and. Mrs David Slater The Pomeroy emergency with the mercury bovermg ~> to mdustrtes interested m ex· dence m Mmersv11le lh is morn 1ews ufhc lals tod ay Ilona! ole<llons Iaiii November have been called to WUllams- squad anowered a call at 3111 degrees above freezmg p.anding their operallons j mg ~111 be held Sunday at 2 tlh<nked a ll !hose who atteoded when be wa defeated for the town, W Va, alter learning ol a m today to the Eagle Rtdge Central IliUlOII WBB one ol the He added that lhe areas air p m al Ewm g l'papel w1th Services ~111 be al Ihe R<wl 1 ~' smwn say mg >I was one presidency, Biahop Kennedy re. the death of Mrs 81atersstep- home of Elmer Young where harde'9t h1t areas, With a snow~ transport system 1s madequale, bur~al m the Pme Grove ceme mgs Co •• ts f<uner<:~l homf' w1th 0 lht' lmf""t tufl"lOUts to a tor114: father W. E Dotson Ida Young was D 0 A fall of more than I foot Road and he urged that the abundant tary The Rev P A Casto wtll the Re'- Herbert 0 l.r1 mm of mf'f'ttng 111 manv months ' -f B 1 11 be <~a rn e proiPf'lors Donald WI\. manpower of the area and ed offtctalt> iC iahng ll una w1 Ch h m l1ams and Max Duckworth wer. ucational facthties be told as a She was preceded m death Grave- I I' 1 <erne1Pn es tre I~ d II h r I present to diSCUSS the pheatplus factor He al so told the by her husband Arthur Wtlham 1hr nen s rmt\ ra a! t e unera 1 f ant rear mg program offerbld bJ group that the fact that the area Young , and a sister L y d 1 a orne any 1lme a ter 7 P m !h~ SLate OJVtslOn of Waldlif was In App.alachia should be Wandling llnday e. " - · •·~ Tb hool lrred f ,_ "'-'· p "" ked playt:d down to avert adverse 1 She lS surv1ved by two .. daugh 'lbe Ohio P ower _,....,....ny _. e new JC rates st inatory nor pre erent1a1 u...s. v•uu ower a1!0 uBI as I pubhclty to tlie true nature of ters Rubv Fernando New Mar Vrtt>raos M<>mor!al Hospital Metgs GPneral Hospttal dajr termed " rldlculooa" a re- lbt Ire ol Columbia Gas ol Ohio much as It did nol preclude PUCO approval to make further lhe area potential tmsville w va and Wanda Adm lse10ns - Georg>a Hall Admissions - Ralph Giffen, quoat by two IIBB companies aDd Ohio VallO)• Gas Co ' which the use of gas ranK•• lor dem· rate cuts totaling approllrnete- Raymond BreW!Jter, preSident Adams Conoga Park Cahf Reeds" II' \ vonne Scali\ Mid Coolv>l le 1\oodrow Kapp Pt for a rebtarlb& ol a Public UIU· noarly a 111011th Iller IUed I onstratiOD purposes in total ly three • lourtho ol a milliOn of lhe Huntington Chamber of t E t y L 11dl eporl Kenneth H'JVes Porn Pleaeanl Dem er Qu- C-IIIH llommllalon order grant- motkla to lnlervelle with the eleclriC ~ehools, nor other gao- dollars annually These new wo sons rnes oung, aure " " III& Oblo Power pennlaalon to PUOO, <llrlmlnl Ohlu Power'a !Ired lnstrucllon equipment rates would apply to residential ~mmerce, and vice pre!ldent Cliff and Elmer Young Mmer~ leroy penter Elizabeth Vaughan, lower ltl riWI lor total electric action In loworiJII school rates Among the larger communi· customers total el<ctrlc hrme 0 the Huntington Publl!hmg Co ville lwo brolhers Herman Dlschar1es - Mrs Hubert Pomero1 IIChoolo. wu "unjust, 11111'0U111111b\e, un- Uu in Ohio which Ohio Power CIIStomers and comme~lal and welcomed the group Mile! T Warner, Tampa Fla and AI G1bbs and son .New Ha\en Le DlscbargeB - ShJCiey Caruthjuatly dlserlmbratory, unjustly aDd the two gas companleo small industrial CIIStomers. Ap- Eplmg of G•Wpolls, vice pre•l- "-rt Warner Guysnlle ftve nora Bae Svracuee Amy E) n crs Cheshire , MarJiyn Oiler ·~ Ia the lint Ume in - preferential alld In vlolaUOII of 1erve ...., Cambrldp, Coaboct- pn>XlDlBiely 280,000 Ctlllomers dent of COVIC presided T h 1grandchildren and several on, Syracuse Chesh1re Charles Klem, Porn~ htatory !bat anyone ner baa law" 'l'bt 111 firma cllarpd m Flndl FM!mont Fostona would benefit lrom theoe re- next meeq wUI he held In 1 mec.. and nephews Friends eroy Willia WUI, Pu111fli'OJ; ob)IOied to - tfforta to lower the · new ochool t'Aie waa de- lr.:.ton t,!~r Vernon' duclions ' Ironton in March with lhe Iron· may call at the funeral home TRIAL DELAYED D1llon Taylor, Portland, VIVIan our lllo<lrlc ralel," an Ohio signed "llllely to c1os1roy CCJIIl- Nowuk Portsmo:.U. Sleu~ The power company Nkl tha loll Chamber ol Commerce as at any tmte I The Jury tr1al scheduled to Arnott, Racme, George C • PoWtf olllclal aald. petition." vOle, preoent reduction applrcatloll hoot begm today In Meigs County mmgs Racme 011111 PoWtr wu granted PU· In seUIII& to ~ 11s ralel, However, Ohio Po- po¥rt- now before tho PUCO repreFINED $1t. COSTS Common Pleas Court stale vs - - - -ClO aulbor!IJ to ndtrct Ill ralel 01t1o Power aald 11 u at~ tel Gilt that any actlOII to 101 oentl the company'• fout11r rate LOCAL TEMPS Edward Dale Ande·son Dex James Shuster, on an automoMAN CONFINED 1o 11 lcJial eledrlc acboola If· lnJ to ~ell electrldty at tM askle 111 new ~ rate would reductloll 1n four ye~n, Ohio The temperature m Pomeroy's ter, haa beet! fined SIO and costs bile larceny char&e has been Jact Maynard Braley, It, of ftdln 1111t Jd 11, reprul'l· lowtll poJitbla 0011. Olillt allict ,all communities ID 118 Power also said Its rates are busllless dlatrlct at II 15 a m. in Pomeroy Mayor Charles Le- postponed, offiCials said, h"' IPomeroy, 11 being held It ll!e InC a Ioiii annual u'flup of Powor uld 111e now school ra~ 11-COUIIITeervtce. oreawblch lhe lowest In Ohio aadiDIOilltodaywu:llldeifeel Snowllur· lat's Court on a speeding , cause of Illness of Defense At· Me11• County jail Oil a ..... II 11Ie tiC~I I• lllllliii @ ' " Ill t iDiiii,. tlla1 lllclrle acbanllIIIe loft~& Ill . . J1lltlolt, riel. tllll'IL lllrlley Wilham Jenkinl. oupport citar.& "During that lime, auto fnsur COLUMBUS !UPll - The ed bills to &11ce rates have im crt: a se d shaky splflt of pohtlca l bar· -Shorten the ' good cred1 t" somewhat - about .& 5 per cent mony that lived m the Otuo period requared before state lor the average good driver in St:nate for nearly two months banks can mvest m fore1gn F }f unera or Mr Rosenthal Js Saturday s Dr ommer, 89 Last 0 f • orse n Buggy•KmdDIes w•• F'IVe-Foot s·now - Dri•tts Lay Across Middle 0 f Na1IOD • I ~ Capehart HeJd In () ubb•Ing () £ Hartford Man 0.0 Bishop Finds GOP in Need Of Overhaul I - - .,.., I ' "' Mrs, C n o·tes Th ursdav I, Dr. Blazewicz Is Re-elected Development Of Facilities Being Urged SerVICe • S ' et For ]da young I Gas Cos' Move C ailed Ridiculous Ml TWill am zu;HVW.. ' I I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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