http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/674c2e62c737a22d45d146f0e0feceaf.pdf 60319e509453588a26b137bbe161d0b0 PDF Text Text '' ' ' • ' I' \ • •• NOW YOU KNOW · enttne Nero!, tlolo _, '-1 ··~ teiJH • _ . ol 11,111 otllh -!Woe ll<t prod...,. aor la ltiL 1 y DftJDiell Te TIN . I r....,.:.., -01 TIN /tfeip.Muo,. .4re. ~------------------------------------------------~----------------------------~ VOL XV NO. 228 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO MONDAY, JANUARY 13, 1964 ',.. PRICE FJVE CENTS -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -~~ ----------------------P,. ill ~ Snowfall Blanket[~\ Heavy snow Sunday and Mon· ty and State Highway depart· mornlng which amounted ments to stay home U possible. to at least six anq a half inches The main state highways cfosed all the' schools In Meigs slippery and covered with the IC::;;and made traveling on oonstsnl c!Ownlall of snow. Wind I'Qada tjllflcult. from the west II dmling the /s Drivers are urged by the Coon- north ~th rosda. SHOP SATU,DAY NIGHT TIL- !9. . ..-e CAIRO - Leaden of 13 states gathered lOday In a show of unity to plan preventing Israel from div•erH ing the waters of the River dan. United Arab Republic Pl'l!SI·I dent Gamal Abdel Nasser called the three-day meeting of the 1\rab League amid 'talk of 1 ScotTowels~ '1' 'marCh on P&lestine," but ()b.. 5ervers said there wa1 Uttle • ·-' ' :honce the Arab nations would lecide to attack Israel. T b e Arab stales fear the 'ould mean increases for Isra. el's ,population and •nd a consequent rise In mill· ' '--~ • Saturday 'I I - · bill )list c:ompleled the · starring role ID · fhe 1V pllol ' ej>is6de, "'lbe $tory of iOsepb." for the WSAZ-TV . Channel 3 · show for Jan. 10 .. : . Harold Arlen, American songwriter who, in more than 30 years, bas contributed such aU· lime favorites as "OVer 1 h e Rainbow," "Stormy Weather" and "That Old Black Magic," Is the subject of a special onebour fUmed profile entitled "The Songs ·01 Harold Arlen" on "'lbe Twentieth Century" ~unday, Feb. 9, oo <;liS-TV. Lena • Home and Tony Bennett w Ill alng some ol Arlen's hits on the bour-loag show . , FI'Pnk Fontaine, Jackie Gleaaon's comedy partner on CBS- , 19:00 Hector Heathcote ShOw ; 10:30 Flreba. XL 5 i ll :00 Dennis the MeD8ce U:30 Fury . ' 12:00 Sat. Preston ' ' " 12:30 llullWinkle 1:00 ExploriDi 2:00 Basketball -. t:OO Slz Counl1 Conquest t:30 One tor the Money 1:00 Bing Crooby Go11 TllUm. 8:00 Saturday Report 1:15 News & Weather 1:211 Sparta 1:30 Porter Wagoner Show 7:00 'iat. Night Jamboree 7:30 Singing Caravan 1:30 Joey Bllihop 9:00 Saturday N!Cbt Movies 11:00 Late News Pictwe tl:IO D. :. and Weatiler , 11:15 Sports .,. . 11:20 FUma of the 50's. ria, B Hoff!~! Lee. Clue PROVINCETOWN MAPLE BAKER FURNITURE cl~ Smllh Orda MIDDLIPORT, 0. The Farmers POMEROY, OHIO RESOUkCES: 'I' Cash aGnd Due from Banks ...................... ' ,. U. 8 · overnment Bonds r· Other Bonds and Securitie. · · · · · · ·' · ·'' '' ·' ·'' · · Loans. and Discounts . s " .. " " " • .. " ' • • " ~. ~~ • g:~king House and Equipment •••.••••••••••••••, • er Assets ............ . .. , .. , .... •• • , .•..•• :.. • ...... ..... .............. 0 0 0 0 ' 0 0 0 0 ·t: I o o o o o 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 o o o o o o o 0 .0 I UABILITJES: Capita I Stock ....................... , , .......... , S 1 u~~· ···· ···· ···· ·················"········!·,. UndiVIded Profits and Reserves_ •••.• ••••• , .••.• • • ' ·' ,,. Reserve for Dividends ......... ........ ........ ~~ , Reserve for Unearned Interest .•••••••.•• , ........ . Demand Deposits ............. , , ••. , ...... . ..... .. 1'ime Deposits ...... ... .•• , •• , •••..••.. •• , -. • . • • \. TOTAL ~~/ • • o o o o o o o o o o • o o 0 o 0 0 o oo o o o o I o o o 0 o o o o o "0 ' ~Y - · --· SOS for Ac~ent­ Squthern, Please · j Static Henry Morgan, a plooeer of aatlre In broadcaaling, has been 1:1!0 B~ Arrow algned lO appear fegularly on ~ 2;10 Movie . ment In the Sun." it'll J ual NBC.TV'll new satirical revue, 3:30 Teleaports grim. Playing a Mexican deS-, "That W"! the Week·Tbat Waa," t:oo CBS Golf Classic . perado, Paul Newman t Ilia wbich premieres ~y, J.llll. 5:00 ChalilpiOJIShlp Bridge Harvey and theQ violates h i s . 10. He wW be featured 5:30 Mr. Lucky wife. week In the cast of players 6:00 The Early Show having. IN THIS REMAIE of b woo'. tile pennanent· role . 7:30 Jackie Gleason 1 8 Japanese classic "iiashomon," following his partielpalion on ' ' 8:30 The Deleudera '8:30 Pbil Silvers wbich won all kinds ~I !11m a Ill@ special preview. Naney 10;00 (ions ...... warda In 1952, Shatner ft'•ys the Ames, who also starred In the ,.... preview, has beeD ,named the 11:00 News role of a preacher and it Is his . "TWJ Girl" and wW .;•• a nino 11:15 Late Movie flrst fUm for MGM release slnee -.. he aaked Q!lt of his MGM COil- nlog ~ntary 00 the tale ,..,.. events of each weik. tract to star In the . Broadway ,. . · play, "The world of Suzie Meanwhile, the l!BC, wbleh Wong." - bad a similar aeries, has 1:30 Pat & .Mike Bill Hoklea inberlted the part celled the series since they Jell . t:lio Ch•rch of Oirlsl for lhe movie versi<Jn o1 Suzie It might affect the upcomiDi . f,30 Channe.l 13 Presents rut Shatner s11ruga all about ..,. General ~!~«lions In Great Brli. •\0:00 Neigbhon ing bftter. "Y«< eapec~· tb1nga aln.. .. . *15 ~ ~rlty Ill:• 1111!1." be aayli. Andy WUilama, wiHi Ia _., .lt:3(1..JellanS He nca11s the jlla;r; In which rentty starring ·• ~ 'U:I!O Casper cartoon J'nDce. Nuyer wu replaeed 011 N8().1V (his .nest wiD be Oil :11;311 Beany & Cecil during '. ber st«1111 l'OIQ!Ioee Jan. 21), bad cl Jill ~ ' ~:oo Bll8s J!wui1 •Willi i&Joo Brando. "We bad est shows aa New 'U&r'c.. JilYi '12:30 Atlatazam Uno dlifenat SuOies 1!1 ODe, WbeiJ Fred . Maclrfurr&J tbe , ; $,itO Flick.. · Wet and It waa a biil _play to entire ,WIIllama Wull7 ,.,.. Gil I ~!)e American BandstaDd bec1D ~lib." baud to iidd to tbe JlleiTim!mt. i ,Jl30 Challenge Goll ----..Uw- of thi tuneil. liaYe boeD 1:30 Bowler'• Tour .&DDI'l10H rounded up lor u · allium dUe . ~:1!11 WCI'ld ol Sportl HOI.J;YWOOD (UI>I) - llaf'o for release shortly ... ! t i30 Wreatlins .., . bllra l!ideD II tbe most _.t YOUIII French ~ ' : 7£Jt HOOiellamy addillali lo tbe Cast 'at·., ~,., Leslie ·Caron, .lllllklni bot ~ ' ( IAwreace Wellr ., NSW Interna," 'll!hlch lnc!UdeB or1c:au -ort 1V doli- . ., ' " " s.turday Nlabt at ... II!'JOt of. "yoonc Holl)'Wd" - - but, and tbe douibl)' ~..!_alace Whael ~. Delli'l . JODQI, •. CCIIIIedleome tot.rprel . . i i.. •... ,._.......,. Stefanle Po,...... and N I e k tcm!' haire been lfped 81 · .. :38 'l'heaier Adams. . : 'rOt ,tbe bour-1~ M. Kf · Theodore T. Reed, Jr., President J . Edward Foster, VIce Pres. &r: Cashier Richard E. Jones, VIce President Thereon Johnson, VIce l>resident Paul E. Kloes, Assistant CUhler o WHTN-TV Channel13 (Continlled fran front P"'!e) ea. .nil ,,.• DIRECTORS Theodore T. Reed, Jr. D. Curti& Reed J. Edward Foster Tbereon Jolmson Dr Fred R. Caney, Jr. MEMBER FEDERAL RESJmVE syji'l MEMBER FEDERAL DEl'OSIT lNS:uRJ~c.-;;ccJJ ciulter ;f11-----~~~~~i;~----~~;:~~,~~~~~!p~~:·CBS!Or• ' &:30 and 11:10 PAtiMAKER NEWS .8:40 and 11:15 WEATHER· ·. ·6:-45 ~ ou~.. S. 23 and U.S. 25 were both closed south of Toledo, as was Ohio 2 in the northwest corner of the state. u.s. 2! was closed th f Clevelaud making it sou 0 ' . next to Impossible to . get mto the state's largest c1ty from the south. Most Schools Closed Schools in the Clevelaud, eo. The weather bureau posted ~eavy sn~w or .hazardous driV• mg ~~mngs wtth near blizzard conditions for most of the Ohio Valley and Tennessee and from the Carolinas through most of the N th All lie tales or an B · Cold wave warnlnga -tched from the lower Mislisaippi Valley into Kentucky and Tenneosee. The temperature dropped to 38 below In Blamarcl,. N.D. Sunday. The cold puShed temperatoll'OI down to 18 as far south as Tue- lumbus and Cincinnati areas were closed, as they were through most of the state. Kent S!<!te University's 11,000 students got a day off as univerofficials decided not ar-. to son, Ariz., and El Paso, Te&. wlnter•s wor~t storm ley where freezing temperature. Peace . - halt of the nation today. S1rq winds and heavy snow wblpped up. near blizzard condllioaa. Drifts piled up , 10 feet high Ill Dllnots. Hundreds of ocboola .w.... closed. Roads were blocked and snowplows were lJard.pwdled 1<1 keep others open. Trllllpol'lao tioo was generally snarled in what was one of the worsl s10rma in years in 110111e At least 22 deaths were blamed 00 bad weatber. raged throughool the eastern were expected. ' -----·~ - up mesli." Winter sma.ohed back through Ohio early today and Sonday, dumping fran five lO 10 Inches ol fresh lUlOW on virtJiaUy ev':"l' ~lion of the state,. makmg drwmg nearly Impossible and closing schoola in most areaa. The worst situation seemed to be on the state's highways, wbere the Highway Patrol reported several major arteries closed and most others snow covered ar.d extremely hazard· The ___ SdAILQR'S DELIG!fT-Adrlenne Jalbert of New Yort City a do a little ocewc Interest to one of the more than 500 boato wbleb wW be exblbited at the 54th National Motor Boat Show ill the New York CollBeum, January JS.to 2& Sollie .00.000 persona are expected to attend the lhow · men, three trucks, and three graders out this morning. An employee at the State garage said there were 20 men, 11 trucks, and two graders out. ~R:r.ED UP MESS By Un<led Preos lnternalioDBI II was, as one Ohio Turnpike official put it, "a crazy, mixed brave the weather and can- Slight cltrua danger waa po.... celled classes. ble in Texas' Rio Grande Val- Channel-S 7:00 1V Clasoroom 7:30 En France 1:00 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 Alvin Show : II: 30 Tenn. 'l'llzedo ·10:00 Quick Draw McGraw 10:#0 lflebty Mouae 1 U:OO Rin Tin Tin 11:30 Roy Jlo&er• 12:00 Sky Kin' · 12:30 Do You Kuow l:lio News power. have ch~ins or mow tires. Neither the County or State Highway gar1111es had received any calls from people who were strandod in the snow this morn· log. Both said they would keep working until they get the roads cleared. The COIIIIty garage had 30 sity ·;· •=-· ' fit..: ..._ OFFICERS ; ·• each Condensed Statemlnt of Concllt[i 11 of December 31st, 1963 ~; 0 0 • WCHS~TV SAVE NOW ON TOTAL "Great Bittle Atl- venture" series, and b: ourrentiy starring in the Bob fl o p e · 1:00 Down on the P'araa : 8:3V Popeye & Pala . . 9:"0 Ruff anc' Reddy Show CLEARANCE SALE! new TV, Is the father Of •II cbildreli - ,nine of theJD boys r · · > S!GHTS & !!(JUNDS: ''lbe ~""' duclng,]irecling • writing .due of Melvin Frank and Normaa Panama, in addition to t!J.elf heavy feature film schedule, will enter TV productiOfl late thi8 spring, or early full. First project will be "Our Man at st. _ Marks," highly-rated British TV show, to which Panama and Frank have obtained the AIDerican rights. Second project wiD be an original, hour-long (:.....;. dy, tentatively titled "Tran.. Atlantic." Both (or:mats call fer filming in London, where the pair are currently headquartBed ... Nat King Cole wW guestar aa Jack Benny's CBS-TV program :...;_;, Tueaday, Jan. 21.... Workers at the State Highway garag• have been kept rosy on primary ~ apd had 1101 been able to do much with seconcl· ary roads thi&' mornl"'!. 'l'he secoodary roads people IJ!<ve to travel may be paa~able lt they ' . ....... '.it: ;.' . '<I ',, �f .. ( • ~ "! ! n .. Daily 2·D«tl1 Sentinel, Pomeroy-Midllleport, 0., Jill. 1~. SPntinel · "Mind If I Look Over Your Shoulder?' · ·, COMfo\ENTATING IDITOIIAU Y . , !j , fort, as persistent as prolfam that trl· umphed over pq)io, can a~hltve similar success in treatm•nt and, eventually, prevention of birtb 'defects, The National Foundation-March of Dlmea entered this field 1n 19118. Today tbe voluntary health organization supports more than 44 birth defects treat• ment and study centers throughout the nation. Ohio has such centers in Cincinnati Columbus; and Cleveland. These centers receive their support by virtue of grants from most o( the National Foundation Chapters in Ohio. The aggregate amount of these grants Is $115,700. In addition to the human tragedies caused by many defect.tve conditions, a sin~le victim who must be lnsUtutlonal· ized. yet who lives a normal life spanas mimy do - may cost bis family or the staie as much as a half million dollars over the years, the spokesman pointed out. Mr. Saker also noted that past support of the Marc h of Dimes has returned health benefits worth 17 times the total amount contributed to the voluntary health orl(•nlzatlon by Ohio resldenta since 1938. "Far more Important Is the fact that the Salk ·and Sabin vaccines, developed solely throu~h March of Dim· es financin•. have prevented an estlmaterl 14 ooo ros•< of oaralvtl• polio 1n Ohio since 1955." Mr. Saker said. · MY READERS .\NSWII:II TID: a ohance to enjoy P¥ M.W. ·o..r . lJd;' ., u.sr-· /Jelen 1/elp New, Important Objective :ApproJ:imately 15,000 babies born in Ohio In 11164 will have serious birth del c~ls. These defects will claim as many : 1,200 lives before the year ill over. "l'bese flgurea - "educated eltimates" hosed OD official reports of live births in the state - were revealed today by Theodore Saker. Volunteer State Chair· man. Latest studies indicate that about seven/er cent of the infants born in the Unite States each year have serious birth defects and about 218.000 infants will be born in Ohio next year, he point· ed out "Imagine the sense of dlsa~ter t h e people of Oblo would feel If these deaths and diaabU!Ues were to result from some eDidemle d!lease or other catastrophe." Mr. Saker said. "Even polio in Its peak year attacked only 3,333 resldenta of Ohio. Yet I he people of this state and the nation were so outraged by the pain and the waste of h u m a n lives caused by polio I h a t • through the March of Dimes. they heloed speed the development of vaccines to prevent polio. "Only the same kind of public action and support can brln~ about an effectIve attack on birth defects!' he added . Despite the greater problems presented by hundreds ot different types of defects, experienced medical and scientific authorities believe that a concerted ef. ~ Hospital News I . ....... -' ciJ!f!l · aad 1 loYI )bem,, ~bailt If FAC would opend tcmi " lime Not Binet U.. G. L JOI (lief> wilb ber children; ' oht Ill': ~ vlcelnen ara tall" - remelJI. lind lhl Ubi ~vlq. ,Ill • ber?) deluge have 1 received so around. -MRS. I. L. ' much mall on ooe subiecL An- Delli' Belen• . , ' ', owen to "II'OR A CHANGE" Col!!lt tiWo IIi 1 YOII!n f«iir wbo advaeated a 11 • mootbl of teeplnc lchool oli""li ,.,.._, achOIJI year h•V4 a~ but burled I'OUDcl balll. To bave ICbooJI.., my typewri'ter, IDd they'ro ltlJI clwecl for 21 (lti'Cil)t_ Gl comlnt. Here are a few or tilt year 11 a t.errlfiC wutt, ~ best ·- and Incidentally, the children tadq baV4 a • count li about SO to..one in favor dGlng IllY worthwhile Wort d~ , of summer vacations. -H. lilt onmmet Yocatlon. ·T ~ fe • Dear Helm• · month8 of enforced ldleati. "For bas o1w1ou1- doea notbloc but promote delb ly never beeD lnllde a lchool quloey · MR. R,A.B, . . . . . durina 1hose tbree (aetually two) Dear llelen: . ·.· , . mootha of IUDlDitr vacation. Too many peoplp (ll'&dua~ tOo Every blll1cllna muat bo clea• youlll as It 11. U lfe bad ~Chao~ eel renovated npalred ollaD aU year around, we'd be· ou" Ill painted. M~tr, mlll.l' 'lchcloll the world al Ill or lt.-allil Wllal are Uled for P•mrilor COUIHI lfculd ,.. do li'en - JO . .IJI lor accelerated studeull or for child labol', I III(IJIOIIo''I; .Of' · . _ · wbo need tuiOrlna. ' get married and divcleild liiiiQ AI for llr-candttionlna. rd age - .m My · , .... IJke to bava lht locaUon 10 J U0111 are IIJieDI woridnl10 ·that --~ _,.... I ean · earn my ·WIJ tllrou8b l!llll1d ....,., •~..-uon for a -"·· . 1 ......,., durl-· tbtiD, Joi!l lbere. Only air • coodllltlD" .......... ..-.... . :111 our IChool bas 11 1hroucb aa wen •• play and relu._ll;om lte Wlndowa mental atralll. Only a,..,. imll ·• . percentage get Into trcuhle froiD Jf .parenll ~d others are lclleness.-maH SCHOOL IIONo i)IMdllfi miUionl on IIUIIIIDil' QR STUDENT I'ICI'N~OII for · eblldren II . II Dear He!ID• .. ·By Way110 0. Brl!l4otadt, M.D. 1 'llle treatment llloald be dJ. becau11t th!J 11 the only aure limply becauae ldda baV4 lw- "For A cilmn,a" must nell If your ehlid geta chorea, ' re<ted II lbe IUIIIel1ylaJ CIIM way to prevent Str~Uon of IJOtjal, ot hove never , been come a fll'ID. We fal')ll By DOROTHY KILGALLEN also llnown as St. Vitus's dance, -the rbeumatle fever -1o ~ the hernia - a aerlooe compllo ~ bow to have tun wllbout kldo don't have Ume !W 19~roper treatment wlU prevent vent pooolble rbeumatle boUt eaUon. Babies wltbltallil I he IJ!iendl•ll , money, Tbll 11 1ng around. Jl'o bad aoucb , . serious compUcaUons. dl•-•· operauoo well. lht .JW'tll11 fault, ~. little ina double wort nine mooths ol ' Phenobarbital may help to to~_wllh ilchooll bein& 'llklled the eyar much 1es1 I' ~ ' 'llle disease usually occurs control the symptoms. Q- When my 16-year 'o' d (Or the summer.- 12-MONTH FARM THI VOICE 01' BROADWAY llhe We•• Coast to make his cav· the Democrato had chosen their between aJes 7 an~ 1~· ~ m~~ One mother said that her aon daupter was a baby she bad SCHOOL EMPLOYEE Dear Helen; ' THE CELEBRITIES iar money Mickey Rooney. boys. Then the GOP uperll but not a cases,_ 1 11 ssoc a bad thls dlseue when he wu rheumaUc feveP, but w• didn't Dear Belen' 1 to ICboollil hours da, 1 bo S 1'ra- Who ha> long yearned to be a could tador their choices more ed wtlh rheumatic fever. It Ia 10, and that now (throt years know II. AI a result when she I tlrlnk that tho per1011 who and 10 bave lhree houri c( ltom&: The very !cttrector. will get hts chance tn smartly. For example, il, Adlai b! flto of liter) he still has poor m,.. was 5, lhe doctor found thet sht wrote "For A Change• 11 pro. work n!Jht. 'l'hll ,ll fiDe J ;t 11 1 cy ill epre M;,y •bow busi: TV. He'll direct a segment ol Stevenson turned out to be the mg han cry,hl purpose ess eular cO«dlnatloo of hll mu• nad a leotlng heart vllve. She bably an old fOllY who can't to ICboo.l 1o Jiarn · bat' lllnt headliner• are pllmntna a "Tlfiilgbt Zone" show. !lems' Vtce Presidential candi- twllc mg or wrt . move- cles. In this losl8nce, I believe bu been laklng penlcWln aince stand children, ancl wants to aet montbl lJ etiOtJChl .summers I ; · to 1lre bodyguards because of President Johnson, who has date. Governor Rockefeller menlo and easy lirint. ••me other cause than the boy's sho was 7. It she had rheums~ rid of us. can catch up on my read!.,. the ISOuoination of President asked the New Christy Minstrels would suddenly be In a much Attacks may persist for . sev- attack of rheumatic c bore a ic fever again would she bo 1m- I think schoo,l Is fun, but I playing, working and Uvtqg. For Ketllltdy the kiiUnt of t.oe liar- to perform at both the Wash- better posiUon for the Preslden- era! week> before ~~~~ disa_P- should ba sougbt. U no defllllto mune to lhe penlc!Uin? Is CID talct 10 much ond then tv· tbolo ldda who roam tilt Slrel!!l: vey Osw~ld and the kidnaping ong and New York fund-rats- tiai po~ he want& so. badly. pear completely. ~nng I h 1 s cause can Itt found special train- there any other dru& thai would erythlnJ 1005 ugh I All ua k1cJa How about yards to bi li)Owed, of Frank sk.atra Jr. To quote ing K•ltos in his honor, ha• also Amba,ador Stevenaoo II a dJ. ltme a. great deal of patience ing to improve his ce>ordlnation help her? look forward to two and on~ screens to be paillted, .bouaol one· "We just don't want to persuaded them to help h i m vorced man, too, so there I he " requll'ed of the par,.ll, be- should be helpful A - Germo, DOl people, be- half rnonlhs of vacaUon. to cl•n church volunteer~ . t•<~ chances with to many with a project ot The Presi- Democrato would be with a dJ. cause the characteristic out· come Immune to penlc!Uin. 1 bel 12 math boob almoat Jobo, I~ ~? I need 11 . oks around." And the body· dent's Council for Physical Fit- ~orced man only ~~ cUche burst! are part of the dii!Mse: Q - My doctor oays my . s- Some persons are allergic to 11 every student, paren~ teeqlw bQun • day and lQ . . ,. WJe!ia_, ·trd• are deductible they've ness. The folk·singilll eroup one n•artbeat away from tho Your child cannot control eith month-old baby has I hernia but, if your daul!hter has taken and disc jockey wouW Ulte· to a year to do aD I nlll to 49 0 . told - even If ra~m moo· will record a ballad - to be top Whi~ House Job, and lht er his emotlms or his mov~ Ill lhe lfOin and that It ohould it for three years, lbe 11 not bawl out "For A Chango." What will! IIIJ· fllmllJ!. ~- -~.,. ; ;;n'l The Hollywood ex- wrilt"f' by Meredith Willson ·- divorce 1uue wouldn't be near- menlo. be operated on rl&bt a w 1 J. one of these pera0111. U, how- 11. your oplnlon, Belen? ..()N!il BUBV .· · · ': · . •.... ,, think Patricia Neal Is o about the dangers of being too ly •• important ao it II at 1h!J The twltchlna rnovemenll What do you think! ever, she cot any type Of lnfeo- OF THE GOOD KIDS Dear Belen: A map - a.n • · . pipoo cinch to win an Oscar fat French mOVIe !poi AI· dale. are someUmes ,. violent as to A - Tilts bao be011 a contro- lion with a cerm !bat was r~ Dear One: anapplsh _ reaction to . thaejl• H.,.1 Supporting Actreas lor aln Deion has obviously become And speaking of Secretary make it necessary to place the verslal quetUon, but the pres- slstant to penlelllin, an<>lher I agree with you in aplrll, overworked kids Who Deed a ,. performance in "Hud," a u. s. movie idol, loo. · He's McNamara, it's a good bet Utat child in a padded crib to pre- ent trend is to operato on these antibiotic to which the germ thoucb maybe I wouldn't 1se 3-montb vacaUOII Staylng 111 ich give1 Leslie Caron a bel· been making lhe rounds from three ol the biggest Navy ship- vent his hurtlnl himself. hemias earlier than lannerly, was IUSCeptlble could be used. uar.lly your worda.-H. lchool mlglrt reaCb j lew 119w r Ulan even-money chance at Delmonlco'o To Gallagher's, and yards - in Boston, Phlladei· Dear Helen: to spel!l EDITOR · ...e top female Academy Award the autograph huntera and am· phta and Sin Francise<>-won'l U we pareuto CID~ lland our ., for "The I.-Shaped Room.' ateur photographers have been be closed down, In opitA of the own chlldren three iltontha, bOW '1'hll colllmn II ~edteated to · n·o hard to imagine how Albert lollowtng him all over town. reJMir'S thai they would, or even · can we lllpecl teachert. to tau family ll\1JDt'ao U fOU'nt ~V· Finney could miss lor his su-II Mr. McNamara thought it 1112 monlbs? It's time we~ ina kid troubll! or lust · , plain rollioklna In lha superb Sidney Michaels, author oC would be a good Idea. Some very ed asautllbta aome of the ,.(JGII- trouble, let Helen help YOU, Jones," but ~ ho does, the new Alec Guinness pl~y, highly placed genUemon a r' By LYLE C. WILSON WCMJid R.., Outcry nual tall levied agal081 hlm. slbllitles for our own ebildren She will allo we~cot~Mt )'Oill' the anly oCher seriouo contend· " Dylan.'' has u..ct only x convmced, from the yowll of United Preso JaternadOIIII The yelpa of disway and an- There might bavo been a tax Instead of tryln(l to shove 11 aD own lllltllllnl aperleoeea. Adder it Paul Newman, long over· Jines "' dialogue that were ac· Congr...men re~ting those Rep. John Anderson, R _m., gutsh waul decho over the land. rebellion in thla country if It off onlhe schools. -MRS. B.P. reu Rall!ll Bolle) bt·oltbll :lue lot a statuette. tuaUy sJMII<en by Dylan Thorn- ~rtas. that 11 wouldn t bo 1 rood wanlll to ree1oro some of the The chuckl~headed taxpayera were not for lha relaUveJy paiD- Dear Helen: . oewspiper. . . . Arll•toUe On..,is hos had as. H• extracted them from an Idea m an elecUoo year. pain to taxpaying and now Ill who have been suckered into lesa wlthholdlna "Ysteln. Su~er vacations give 1111 lholqhta - and rather interview the poet gave at Idlethe time lor all good men to the wq of thint- U the IItle guys - they pay n ~~~~~~ - .about tho interna· wild Airport on his first visit to ntE ALMANAC lend 1 hand in getting thejob ina would come alive, auddenly, most of the taxet - 111ddenly ache-provoking pW COIDIItercllll I~ •• .. . famous lovely ~bo wu America Jane _Fonda, who By Unlled Prtso lllternatlonal done. to what the.aovemment IDd the came to realize bow bani they on televlslon. _ DIVOTID TO tNTIItln 011 · to hive oucceeded Marta CallAo has a very funny PICture com- Today 11 Monday, Jan. IS, Th paJntiD in tUpaylng 11 slap-happy biC spenders are do- are being hit they mlgilr do Lackin1 lhe Wide 8lld mel!eaMIIIH MUON MilA · ·.'In his romantic tile. Members ing out - "Sunday in New the 13th day oC 1964 with 35S to th ~thh~ system wllert!o 1ng to lhem. something about lt. 'nley mJ&bl, ble YOCabulary of hcllab, the ,· . of u.. Jet Set think lhay under- York" - is Iunny oil-screen follow. e lha little who most 'llle blg·tlme spenders never for btstance, declare war tbe Egyptians lleean DI8D'I l'llll!lrch · cllnd why Because of re- when she level• about her cin· The moon lJ apprnaehinl 111 the tat ~rn ver~ the never would have sotten awq bJe lpelldl1lf poUUclana wbo Into lhe beadache with lea tltlb- - . . •~•- - eenl victories In tho courta, Ute ema experlencos wllh Laurence new phase. mo th . _.;. ~ which 1he with llln !,be first place but for spend pubic mooey to CUlT)' fa- tie tooll!. ;,{any IIIUIDIIliel taken .., ., - 111J1t '"""' ~.... " IJ. S. Commun!Jt Patty wiD re- Jl.arve~. She talks about him The evening otaro art Ve~~q~, rr:y e~kea 'lbll palnlea lha withholcllni 8yilem. If bo vor wllh tha votera IIIII, 1hua, frOID the pyramJdo revll) bot• ::.-:-.::" * .h oi· ._, r •· • -tiume open JM!Iltical acUvity Ill lhe wav he talks ~bout Kim No- Jupiter and Saturn. . ~of PIYmc tuea wu tupayera bad to wril c:becU to malolaln themstlvea Ia ol- In tho olrullllh•t probably, mile lllr. ~ : : : ~':.:i. the near lulure. One of their vak. One of Janes quotes: Those hom today lrleltlde lhe Wbomped up by U.. late Jlearcb. on heir bank accounts to get flee. . aeologlata Jll)', voere made in • . ·. fitll targtts will be New York "you might as well be actmK author of "Rags to Riches" ley Rum! 1 btlllneso gonlua and square with Uocle each Aprill5, A tax rebellion IIIII oleoo lite iatareoll ol beth iciiDCII-IIId "'- • ,.. - - .. - - · Sea. Kenneth KeaU., Mir· by yoorseU." ' oovels. Horatio Alpt, lo 1834. ,.:bo dlcl ble country no the citlzefta would be shooting lion defeall, for lha bit palll relief. ~· ,. . ern Makeba, Cully recovered Thart's a big move afoot to On this dq In 111at011: tycoon~ when he inVented at tax c:ollectors on si&hL s~a just might restore lha But In lhe 1,000 711r1 fllnot t "11 r ".:. .:..":. !rom roeent aurgery, L• set for push Secretary of Defense In 1733. Jame1 OIJethorpe and ~method b whleb the ordl• That might be lhe only aler- principles of aane OCOIIOIIlJ to then, headou:he HHarcb bas ~ ....., - •• ·• llltn Street East engagement Robert McNamara as Dem<> some ISO British eolonlsta II' J ~ fee!J Uncle's na!Ye for lbe a-ge ntiJI lha operaUon ol the U. S. aov- made pl'vpuo oaly in lht llml&o , ' '!'"* ·e " • ._ ., ., , ·~ month. cratic Vice Fresidenti~l candi· rived at Charleston, S.C., wltb ~:it lcka bit pocket faced with lbe )II'OOienl of get. emment. There probabJ7 is DO ad eroa of or,.atle,malfunclloo. : ",:-_"":':; •.-:-:: : datA In the oeu elections. m a cbarter to Corm a lll!ttleme~~t Doll'1P llnllze Bile 11111 up in one buad1e lha an- other way 10 restora it. For lha moat P'l'l, Nmedl• ...., . . . . .,._ ·• 'file predicted marriage of certainly would have more po- which Ia now Georrls. Jtava oome UW. fartber; lltaD ......, .,..., .&.., · · tlboDd8 Fleming to HoJW-ood litial oez appeal than Sen. Hu- In 18114, COtttpo!er Stephen What the average Joe wakes lee, aspirin, the. alkaloids of lo ..._ ,....,.., • ~kbroker Olek Elwood may bert Humphrey and a lew of the Foeter died in I Ne" York aty lJ not hll salary or bit wage arcot and - ,... tho hardy- • .:. - - -:....- - · ... IIi posiJM!ned· indeCinitely. Rhon- othen the oeero have menUon· hoapltal. rate anymore. What he makea . hair a1 lha doc. - ':,,.":... ~ ~ .,41 Ia considering settlni up a ed so. far . . Tha RepubUcano, A thought for the dey,_ Tha II lill tai<Htome pay. Tak~ ~ent residence in New U !hoy were really clever, would Roman poet Ovid once aald: bome pay lJ whal Ia left aftet • 1 Y/tt, and Dick has to slay on JMISipone lheir crmvention until "To be loved, be lovable." Unele has &otten lill. There are . cllbena, otherWiso lllllft and aJ. NEW YORK - (N'!A) - - cur moat hlabl1 ~ ert to lhelr IIUTOtllldlnp, wbo Raacr, with Y~e~Gryovar .-aYIJy, 1111ue o1 .-ves -Ia llle!WIIve ac11t111y haV4 eNied to rea111e topth c*ay and 11tt atom. tab- to paiD. OaJ,y ID ei!U o1 olwtou. ., ~ that lha U. 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'0<1'- .. ·~---· ~ --- __ , __ ,_ _ _ -- . .,. . . _ _ _ -- - I ' 4-IIeliJ lllllbl, fill '"1 '"«:G' port, ()., Jan. 13, 1964 'Tornar!oes Cop lOth Win: PanthersFall7l-54 • Radnea powerful and unbeat· ances In 1 Pomeroy uniform, from tile field . wltb Knopp leNlnJ 1be "1 J, er llle lllby Palllhwt lll 1M pre. en cage quintet whipped :o their scorinc 18 pointo on oeven buck- Racine continued piling up hitting eight points lll 1\ro mlD-Illnlnory coalell, Sherm CllnIOth w iJ1 of the seasor JL t b e ets and fou r chari ty tosses . De- points against C<Jch R u !II utes. i dlff led expe<~se of Pomeroy's Purple .pendable Mickey Winebhlnnor Moore'• team In the &e<'Ond per- Racin< again weiil «<id ltolhe llle wlnnero with I. Panthers, 71-54, Saturday night ' also clicked with eflectivene11 iod all<! .,.. ahead, 30-ts, whon final eight mlnuteo add J>om&. polnlll ¥d !)avid Efkew lopon the winners ' home court. lor the losers as he connected ,Beegle sank an outside a b o I roy •tarte<l c1otdtle 111e pp peel P0111ero7 with 11. Pon!eCoacb Mike Mo<rlsoo 's Torna- lor 17. with lnur minutes and 28 oeo- once more, but tho Tornadaol 't01 had downed the Racine Redo ere. piled up a 22-10 first The' annual. cla,.ic appeahld _onds left In 1ho first half. It bad too much of •an ad9-p oervu In ~ iaruer meetinJ. period lead, was on top 30-25 at to be headed · 1n the direc tion oi lwas at tbls pomt that the Pan· for tho lt'rple and Wblta. Tile By Quarten: '• halftime and stretched the mar- a clooe encounter as it opened thors star!A!d a rally of their clooe., Pomeroy eould pt ta ' ' gin to 61·38 by the beginning of with tho •core .lhiftlng bands own - again with Crow and the last quarter waa 88-U 'lrileft Po]]Jet'Ojl . 10 31 3& 54 the final stanza. It was Racine's twk:e before Price tallied on a Winebrenner blttlng all the sub Broce SimpSOII nailed a ~ liZ U 51 71 second win !hill 90ason over the twisting jumper to' put the Tor- points - to cut the lead to 10 long Jump shot with two mJn. Pomel'o)' - Wlnebreqner 74rlval Panthers. . nadoe, in front for good with by halftime. uteo loll. . 17, Siilnd.u .a.iJ-4 Crow 7-4-18 Tornodo ace Larry Price, ,a 8- nye minut-. remaining In t he The Panthers continued to Racll1<' tallied Gil !I of '12 Jewell 3-4-4 Sml~- 2-l..'l 2 Junior, ~gain paced all scor· first quarter. stay clooe on the heel5 of Jla. field goal trleo for a 43 per · ' 111 ' ers with 24 points on 10 field With Beegle, Price, Peanuts cine on Into the third period cent average and the PIJIII>. 0:0"0, -·"'D'""'' 3-o,e· Tolall 23goals and lour free throws. MOll Wlcklln• and Knopp all b...,... and closed the gap to 90Ven ers hit on 23 o 61 or S7 per 1144. Knopp 16-3, and Senior guaro ing )lolnts through the hoop lor when Crow hit from under· cent. Tbe Tornldaaa abo eoo- Raclno Price : 1~24; Bruce Bee,gl~ also hit in double Racine In the closing minulel neath to lnJ.Ike the score, 43-33, trolled the board with a lolaJ Knopp 7414, ~f 8-1•11, Wick· figures for Racine with 14 and of the first quarter, tKe Torna- with five and a half mlnut., of 62 rebounds, 24 by Knopp and line 2-1-6, OUrs 11-0-4, f'lllhet 2,_ 13 points, respectively. does pulled into a <omortable showing on the clock. 15 by 8-5 Ted BaliiJ". CMr led o.4, Bottlck 1·1·11.' 'l'oiall ' i0-9 · Husky Bob Crow, 6-2 Junior lead while Winebrenner a n d Th(a, however, was the elol- Pomeroy hlboundlag wl~ 16. 7). . 1 center, shined lor the Panthers Crow were tho on4oY two Panth- est the Panthers could get u Tbe Tornadoeo made a : olein Offlelllsi :llerS~ and Ham. with one or his finest perform- ers having any success at a 11 the Tornadoes began 1 rout oweep of it with a ~ 'lrlil Oil• rick. . · • s 1n lleed POM EROY ACE- Panther Captain Mi ckey Winebrenner, right, completes layup Satur day mght enroute to scoring 17 pomts, although Panthers lose 71-54. Left to right, Blll J e we ll, Max Knopp, Phil Swin de ll (41), Billy Ours (22).- Sentinel Photo. waha rna Falcons Rally to Dump ·Jackets 64 ~59 , · · ' SLUG-lNG SLUGGER- The man bohind the JU11 here Is a weU .. known spo rts man but you'd 1'14:01• nize him better H he was weari ng the uniform of th e Boston Red So~. The hunter is Ted Williamo, for mer bii league star, who is h unting grouse near Ringgold, Neb., for a sports film. What Ted ahot il grouse-held by the Splin t~ r in the photo below. Coach Bob Oliver's White The coldness the JIICkets allpo Th• Jackets held comfortable on onl,y two field goall tba eo- lin led tba Falcons with a, the Falcons of Wahama put t h t ped into in the third period nev- Jeodo all the way. Ron Hanning tlre second period. 1111 other 13 team gelling 32 to llliddieport'o' ALl STARS skids to Middlep<ort's victory er really left them In tbe fourth and Mickey Morris hittlna polnls came on _gift throws. Tba team 1mal of 3&, Rlee leading hopes the second t1me thJS aea. . . ' . Falcons W<!re Jiltlo bettor off. with 14. son Saturday night - this time and !mal Jl')rJod. Kitchen, "h o from the outside, led m build- They hit five field goal!i BD<I Middleport reserveo WOII flY· on the Jackets' floor - coming ocored nine field goals and elcht ing up a 21-11 first quarler ad- were ooo1 al the freo line, ae~ er lhe Wahams reoerves, i!Wl , from behind to win 64-59. free throwe In the game con- vantage. Rice got a fielder Ung 3 of 7 chances Gary Slabort 111111 Mike Bratton The Falcons got an 18-point tinued his hot pace, and B a b and 5 ol B free throw chances In the third period Powell each scoring nine points lo r· bwst in the third quarter to Greene added aeven points, Gor- in that period. opened tho scoring for the h). Middleporl. Bob Sawyers ha<: five by the Jackets, tieing the don Powell 5 and Rouah 4 to Kit- capitalizing heavily on free cons with a charity, Harry Sur· nlne ff)t W•hama. ~FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., In one of the most surpris- score at 3!1-all with 29 secpnds chen'"s 7 of the last period. Wa• chances In Ure second period, face drove ill, then fwlttl 0111 The vlcloey left the Wahamo r (UP!)- The NCAA Rules Coming upsets of the 1963-64 h i g b le ft on Mike Kitchen's long hama outscored Middleport, ~ the Jackets maintained a 34-23 lor good,· Powell ml 1~ alt be vorolly with a ll-5 ....... rec£:. nrittee took Its cue !rom the school basketball season, the one-hander, then going ahead 20. staying ahead all the way . I•Jige at halftime, but the line, !hen bit a jumper, Kitch- ord aod Middleport with an alJ. booming popularity of pro lootsurging Southwe•t.rn Highland- 41·39 ar the end of the period The first. ball .was 1 different /handwriting already was on the en was JOnd at tba line, tbon lamtl ...,.rd I)! $-7. ·- -~ ball Sunday and voted to allow ers Satunlay night dumped on Boil Roush's drive-ill. story. wall, .. Middleport connected odded a Clle-handor from I h t By quarters: ' f. whole!illle IIJirsUtatioo in college ' highly-regarded Oak Hill by a -~ • . comer, llllllher lrGol 0111 front, Wahama I 11 23 41 64 • t:i aames next year. narrow 56-53 score lor t b e i r 1 stlll another from ny ..rt, Middleport . 21 34 39 5! fi. In several rules changes ,_,. fifth consecutive victory and and tho ICOI'tJ wu IN9, wjlb WahaJDa, Surface 3-3-11, Warns· ¥ which brought smiles !rom col· sixth of the C3mpaign . • 28 •econds lell. Only Morris ley ~. Bird Kitchen 9· lege coaches pre981ng hard to "U I loll, I won't have as far lo Once again the •tented and Hanning bad bit from t be 8-26, Roush W-8, Greene e-opep up the game and cut downGO TIUS WAY" 1 th · p outside for the Jeckell, BID- 12 Totals 24 (18-30) 64 on Injuries, the group approved [ our period rally that has be- l Chauncey-Dover revenged an! The Blue Devils of Chauncey at tha end ' of the llrol period, nl1J8 addi1J8 • · clwii:J. Hannln~ G-1-t•' . .0 I SVAC ALL come the trademark of t he earlier loss to Rutland by dump. I actually neat Rutland 81 the led 3M4 at halftime and wa1 ""7" • ' GAMES STANDING lllrghlanders sent the favored ing the Red Devils, 611-5&. Satur- 1 1oul line where mey hit on 22 1ln front, 47-f.'J, at the otart ol -:-: one exce lion TEAM w L p OP Oaks down to defeat as lanky day night at Chauncey. Rut-, of 35 free throws while I the final perlnd. The loiS was cent to tile raleone• Jt of fGr eol ' • M ... That'• ~he~ an official calls Southwestern 6 3 509 46t Jrmon.v Halley and Rodney land had downed the Athens Dick MarUn's team wao Rutland's filtb in nine outings 48 per cent 4t ~ S.~';'"(~) 59 .. a timeout to remove an injured , North Galli& . . 5 4 520 499 Cook triggered a 16-point expio- County team by two points dur- ing 11 of 25. Both teams thlo season. llr rebonrvll• Galt Shrlm • · J d RU · player from the field and is to /Coalton .. .. ... 6 7 874 845 8100 In the lrnal otanza. Iing An overtime in Its openlng l22 field goals. Guard Larry Bridgewater of ~. I'" Officials ones an ey . prevent "laking it" to get sub! . Eastern . . . . 4 5 442 502 1' Both Cook and Halley tallied gam e of this sea90n. 1 C·D was ahead by two, Chauncey led all 11,_.0...,11 with , In the game. !Kyger Creek .. 3 7 516 548 18 points for the Highlanders, four buckets and 10 free throws Tha committee, which winds Hannan Trace 0 9 378 705 but their mo•t imporlsnt COP· for 18 polnl!r. Moody and Under ' f up a three-day meeting today trrbut1ons came In that frantic also blt In double IIBW'.. fflr r. aloo vo!A!d to allow two player; SVAC ONLY fourth period when the 6-3 Hal• . the winners with 14 and 13, ...,_ ~ from either team to enter the TEAM W L !' OP ley pumped in eight point• aod By United Prell International ny Umtas threw two toucbdown opeetlvely. Danny Tillia and FITS YOUR BUilDING PLANS. a i • me on anv down while the North Gallia 5 I 362 303 ' Cook meshed five more while Saturday passes for the West m a. 31-17 Larry Stewart topped Rotlallll cloc k is running belon! the ball Soothwestem 4 I 285 228 Oak Hlll managed just n 1n e MIAMI. Fla. (UP I)-Two un- 1victory over t.~e East ln the wlth 13 each .. Tilllo and lanlly is put Into play. Eastern . ... . 2 2 188 197 points during the span. ldentllled men 1 hare d_ a annual Nauonal Football LeaJUe Larry Barr both )!ruled out In .-. the two changea are hotil big Coalton 2 3 353 307 Souti;western had taken a 17- $75,002.20 twm double "':yo!! at I All-Star aame. . lite last quartor. ' "' surprising Kyger Creek . . 2 4 336 293 12 llrst period lead and were i Troprcal Park; Sophia s , Rutland hit on !2 of " field Although college coache• and 'IHannan Trace 0 4 175 371 still on top 30-26 at halftime, won . the ' 18 ·250 Gold trios for 31 per cent 8JJtl lana had been pressing for the TOTALS · · 15 11 li!J!l 1&!19 but Oak HIU came back on some Handtcap .by two lengths. 1,111k zz of till tri011 for ss ~ew orders, It had been ruline team pJ;ry to grab the lead per eent. Qlauncey hlt at a •wed that no drastic changes FRIDAY'S RESULTS: at 44-40 alter three quarters. CLEVELAND, Ohio <UPl) - By Unlled lnleraallonal bllsterlng II(; per cent pace in would be mada by the rnlea North Gallia 72 Coalton 66 The Oaks led for most of the Peggy Fleming, 15, 93 Old Fort 92 the Jail halt IIIIer 8 cold flrft 111akers. Southwestern 'II Hannan Trace fourth quarter untfi . Southwest· Calif .• won the women 's South 78 two periods. Erase Wildcard Ralo ! . 37 ern edged in front 49-48 with al senior skating title and . . Bellefontaine 77 The LIIUe Red Devils ed The changes throw oot last Eastern 47 Ky~er Creek 45 le" than two mlnuljJs place on the U.S. Olympic Sprmg!Jeld C. C. 52 Ronnie Black wUh ~te u 0 n'o rolee which said SATURDAY S RESULTS : on th I k nd the Northeastern 40 th Ch R • •• •" octhisa d· YAnever b Mass•·11on 48 ca non t SoUth 46 e aunc:ey eserves, ..,. wholesale lllbsh'lullon could Kyger Creek 71 Coalton 55 llnquillbed BOSTON (UP!) OlaJ)mll led the lth 1 38 1 001 IIJ)y be used on eecooc1 and Southwestern 56 Oak Hill 53 the Qlrks' Jeff ~vis 00~ t-h ~ Mottley of Trinidad, canton McKinley 41 : n osera " 11 thlrd down while the clock was Cheoapeake 63 North Galha 52 lead to 52-51 11 the one minute under the Yale Akron St. VUlCent 37 By Quarters: ttopped, They also erased anJAN. 14 GAMES: mark but sOuth tern ors, bettered the world Glenwood 44 Rutland 12 24 '-' 15 IS ether rule last year which strp- East.rn at Coalton on 1 ' th bi . wes record for 500 yards with Canton Lehman 42 ot C-D eNO FUSS eNO MUSS eNO WASTE 14 30 47 68 - 68 wlated lwo "wildcard players " North Gallia at Southwestern or • g wm. time of 55 5 seconds In Canton C. C. 38 Perry 37 ot . DtUftled Direct To YOIIr Jail 11;:' -rt ~!8-~1, B~ eould be shuttled 1n and out JAN. 17 GAMES: Oak Hill was ~finitely hurt Knights of Co I u m bus track Alliance 51 Nlle& 49 on1J 011 fourth down or on first North Gallia at Kyger Creek by the loss of aemor Joe Spur- meet. Cclllllliliana 61 Minerva 57 ' wa • upe • down wbell the ~II changed Southwestern at Eastern lock ":ho left the contest_ wltll , 92 McArthur 1f1 ~· Lambert 1·2-4. TotaiiJ 22-ll· ltands Coalton at Hannan Trace a spramed ankle midway tn lite WENGEN, Switzerland (UP!) Funkfort 80 Huntington 69 (:. , . Wiliie lite old "wildcard" role . JAN. 18 GAMES: second period_ and never ...,. -Eflon Zimmermann of Austria Toledo Clay 71 Berea 63 :Janie \ !~~ ~ltl18 ' lllowed """cbe1 · to get their Creek at Middleport turned to actron. He won the Lauberhurn slant ala10 y ' ye • ooWY2-3284 · pualen and quarterbacks in Gallia at Albany Wlnlth three points for the !om aiel event. Mansfield Malabar 57 ~-~Z.I~ ~!~~ U~ PAGI ST. · MIDDLEPORT and out II lbe ball changed _g, or about 12 pomts less 13 Heath 56 ' · -...,. · • ~laUd., the nde replacing 11 FIGHTERS MEET hrs per game averase. Sunday Rivera 10 Rodg:~~~'~::.::,;S.~l.f;:·;...T!:otala=::.!JI.:::D:lli.=:.,..'.II••••-=••••!!1!!1==:==-======,..J . dow 1D0N llex!bltity lor WORCESTER, Mass. (UP!lHalley and Cook_ shared CLEVELAND; Ohio (UP!) Plalna 53 Shade 4S '· ~'"!."if' ~ on any down French ol Providence, scorong honors Wttll ~8 Scott Ethan Allen, 14, Smoke Wahama, W. Va. 64 ' . iPIUDg for 1 timeout to the New England welter- each whrle the Oaks Rise, N. J ., lreeame the Middleport 119 . ai:Juttleo. champion, will make hi• pomt-mak"': • Danny est skater to win the 71 Pomeroy 54 WIH!•mSOII said the second start in eight days' time hrs team Wlth 17 IIW'kers. IIJUre oenlor men's champion7D Wellston 61 'rule would also cut ~own on when he meets Carl Jordan of Is added 10 lor tile 109el'S. ship. 101 CarthaJe-Troy 66 jtirlu by allowing Pittsburgh Thursday night in a Netther team eel . the 56 Oak Hill 53 playertJ to get out of tbe 111-round feature bout. a!rre as Southwestern hll 31 FORT LAUDERDALE. 13 N. Gallia 52 without a llmeout. per cent from the floor while (UPI)-Tba rules <ommlttee 80 And with !alety In mind, his helmet or head to butt or Oak Hit! connected on just :18 the National Collegiate MUter 5t tolllllllttee alao voted two other ram an opponent's head, neck per cen t. , Aosoclatino approved almost un-[r-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;iio;;i;i;;;;;;; ' big changes Into the role book: or lace." The v~etory upped the lfiab- limited llltbstltuUon in colleJ• ' -To boot any player out of Change Fair C.tcb landers' 90ason mark to W foolitell games. a pme if' he "maliciously uses -To cut down on dangerous while Oak,HIU II now W. _ _ SNOW TIRES .,;;·,r;-ii;:;;;=======-.! runbacko of punts and klckolfs Coach Harold Barker's Hiah· SAN Dli!:GO, Calli. (UP!) lny Sill.:-::=":' $11.50 alter a lair catch is called. landers will now shoot for I he Art Wall "lOOft the ~0,000 San REGULAR TRiiAD The 11.-st of the90 has been in top •pot in Southern Valley Con- Diego Golf Tournament with 72 lny sraa $9.50 th8 making for a long time lference play Tuesday nlJbl hole JJCOre of 174, two atnJkeotJI TUBES, unci $1.00 and, according to the commit. when they . . host arch • rival better than Tony Lema TUBES, n- _ $2·50 tee, will give referees a ham- North Galha m a Bob RosbtJre. 12 Voll htteriaa $12.95 mer with which to enforeo ant loop contest. 6 Volt Batteries $9.95 more flagrant and dangerous leader North Gallia's only LOS ANGELES (UPI)-Joiu> l.C. Spark Ph111 _ 71c violations of the old rule on un- back of the season In loop FAN BELTS FOR necessary roughnesa. lion came at the hands of So!JI:;j~::"te*-Z.18; Halslop :1-4-6; Rob- Any Size $2.00 The "fair catch" rule says weatem by a 50-46 score 3-0-6; Bryant tl-1·1, TO Line Of HOT that lf a player oo the receiv- Dee. 17. za - It - M. "C COL ing team ealle for a fair catch, The Southwestern reaemts by quarters: LECTOR" WATER lhe baD cannot he carried mora made It a clean sweep SaturHill 12 14 18 9 _ 53 SupPllll and ~kl thaD 1\ro feet "In any dJree.. day night Willi a 43-31 winn ::1~=:~ 17 13 10 16 -56 lion" even lf it Is bobbled by Oak Hill. Mlka Maooon Sl the receiving team. 16 points and David Alba Rutland, 0. The old rule said that such lor lite winnera-willie Rqoe and [;-i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;a;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-..-~ I baD WBil loose and eould lot CaldweU each bad liVeD ltir picked up and run with. .the little Olka. With A But lhe committee said lhat The box -~ a1nce • fair eaida was callad on mu. (51, for in the first abvlouaJJ' JlrirJbr 7-$-17; Bpurloct 1-l..; the sltuallca .... - ~ Davia 4-2-10; • ball carrier wbo ... ~'Gater N-1: ~- 1+1; ONLY vui....-Je allbe - . t bo II MI'AU 11- ncatchillg « plcklnl ap 0. bal. IOih&WWiiliN ..., ..... o........ a.l•nce.,. Unlimited Substitution Will Return Highlanders Knock Over Oaks 56-53 m. t cDBlue De-VI•1s wID• 66•55 f ::.";'!'~::~ ~ ~op~:: o.o-o. th~l~ef:~~~ ~ta I r. Mwtll.....,.. ~~O+iicew~~~4 's~ ° 5 * Weekend Sports Summary r; READY· MIX CONCRETE I ' ·® t Ohi'o } u.s. Scores p...,., U !-:: I' 1 GOEGLEIINREADY-MIX co. FOR WINTU OLYMPIC5-Tbe outfits on t ' - two Austrians are the official garb for Austrian a~ letes in tlte Winter Olympics scheduled for bruck starting January 29. Official attire incla4a sealskin boots, green ski p&htl, a wblle pu11owr sweater, short off-white jacket and a matcbiq bat. TIRES. BAnERIES x- THERE'S NO ;W AITING =1. . Keystone Station GAS p-. 3 ROOMS ···anr .... m- .,.,: aa. New Furniture ~99 Conw.nlent T•rrns N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMITIIIT Ofact Boun:tto lJ, I to I (a. IINOCil• Tllwa.-.Butc:.na,r n., . •t'i tl MASON ·. FURNITURE CO. MASON. W. VA. 125 I. !MIN ST. ·{ '- I ) ~ \ ' .. '. ' .. ' .. • ~ �· ' ·~~ · :; :...: •• : : •011 • •~;.r1;: \.' _ ,;. .... : ... , ...... ~\.·.-; 1...•,;..;·~-·... ~· :. ~·(' "t:'-.;'J'.:;.:;:-:..'7<:'";:;,.. nt:o;:~o.:to'..::.>t:h',;:t.,:."'f~"·.-:~ :.-:-:.;;:.:.~\ · ,.._ -...: ,~. •: .., ' r - .I I . Ill 11 I Wll !Wl!Mal!Ced "6.,. Ill"" lh)', wt M c~ , Tele·vision Revue · ,, ·'' s.ru. llld he uyo, " All righ~ 1'0 lieU Willi llilJI 1M Tlllltrom wltb Ollly tu. bllldl -~ 01. . - . ; dJd a lllll"felOldly II8DIItlve ~mpres~~te· o1 a at the BerliD wilD. · 111 ,,. 11ome1 ' 1110 MIJ!l'JO!!,.,. · Y Menmde wu lnlll'¥lewed u put ~ w!lo ·badll't made! tho . bell-dHaed womea IIIII. P betlla Llll 1' . ~-~•- 1 ed red Po........ uvu turn ' Jeg!'ftd. when a pqor Mfllcan cblld took. t b • llltberiO 1111' p'-nl to chuteh u Chr'....,•• oetar•a ..,....... --~' lll4 llollrua." The Pope Ill lbo 11o1J Lllld WU ol eounoe, 1 big •fllr7 <II the Wftll, 11114 there wq other rtf. ereoce to II. . Ill ' 1 brief racy eolliDquy = ' ' aatunlly auller for a whlle. It ~~:;"tot.:; . Unltid ~ lllllmllleul may be clel>er, cute, WID jib- thai 'Brltabl'o PrUne .Minlitllr JI(JtJ.YWOOD (UPI) - ~ bq, but IIIVI!l' 1!>0 close to Lord Home pron- biJ TV's new 111tno aerk!a, "Tbat bome domes!lcally wllb the · ..u ..:..... A •• Was Ttl, Week that Was," adl~ roundhou•lns of really roup .. ~ •......,.. I any ra..., tad rrom !be Brl~ rideo """ tire. A• an NBC olfldal said Frost lclld uo Lord &11111 wu cess orrlved Friday nJabl, Illrecently "the 08111:11 11 Ill bed wltb Ou, Then be 1111· tern' 1y Y ' gelled how the llllleDce might ate sputterJni and apark· jUJI emerglnc from a llale of oound If the "u" ll!roulhout lng, but fuU Clf lilly IIIJb oplr- shock,'' and poUtlco lln't yet toO · Ito and "Pico lhrouawt. Ira not tunny. for tile kld.a, endlr,.bout time Bopea For l!fleeelo we ..1 IODlllhlDC that Isn't lor "'"' one wlshea tile serl•• all 'OIGII ._... & ........ . them. U.:'b:.L Friel•" •'•"''a d;bu' L r..rot& W'ltil~ . Ct~ · vy ......... tt I.Quunl u.t., -~ half....;,!'our a,Jlow, Dick· with EWott Reid, Andrey Mea· t. w..u. f,!Mp · &Qrloo n~..... "' ..... eeauae of tta dows, Nancy Ames, Henry M.,... so. lllcwUa pulpit !IIIII iDI~, I~ a tou(h .. com- gan, Dor Merlllllle, Burr Till •• t::O..,... Ill& I. ll.ol7 merclally, lhouah It wq re- strom and David Forst (boot o - - J:~;::::rel &OUDsJH)Iite 10 aa earlier on&-t>our British version) .Waa far super- Ji. :::::"' 1n1114 a ~7f a, · special llllt got It on the net- 10.. to the earlier hour apeclll l'lel4'o p' he u work ochedule. Flnt, Jt IJ a o1 "RW3." It waa more c:oJII: A'le H If, ' l ' ar mldaeason entry, Socond, It pact, and thOIJib tbere waa u.on: 11 u 0 oom• on a low·VIeWint niShl, sdll a frequent c!llettente "aren't •. . . - . II.Ood' .. .,... ~rlday.• Rurthermore, It wW we clev.tr?" preclousneao at Ilk~ tica JOCI(Il~ lllllledlalely be prHIIIptad .nazi tlmea, and too mucb mUd nee'rlda.v by a Bob Hope apeclal. dllng and "tun and games" tone 1 0 , 11. OpoiN "to,... In addition, thiJ vlewar leell II a11o draw blood, ODd wW un- 11. Appr t Ia -. ltl.lfetol he serleo might well bavt _. doubtedly bring tile anger !lox· lf.Aalclot &llorllar !ayed Ill debut for • longer pes pecll. .. ~ . *' ,. riod after Pre~lclenl Kennedy'a Ill one quick eldt, for In- :: ~':; · '"""lnaUon, becaule till core stance, an Arab hotel clerk r• II.!W !e'AI , ,f ita 111tire ill political, llld tbe fuses a room to a man wbo baa 815. To foliC tor .how'• vlrillty In this- IIIUII come from Israel. As the man a = . . . , 8) I;UCJt DlJ BBOW laJi h fUD LAIIWILL MA.Wii " """*""" to WANT AD INFORMATION 0 All V CR0 SSW 0 R0 Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO FOR SALE NEW 1964 DODGE DART, UNUSED GIVEN AS A PRIZE BY THE MIDDLEPORT BUS!· '\lESS MEN . SAVE $212.63. CAN BE FINANCED AIN'T 'IE I'EQGOT SOMETH1tl2 BLAmNAR'S WY 2·2143 ::t"" a.l::' Pomeroy II.= :::r:::.. 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Newa aud 8pCII'Ia 8:l5 Wfllllbar P1ctura 8:16 Musical Clod!: l:lili Newa t:IIO Mllllcal - Clocll: 8:30 Song & SIAir)t Hour t:45 Family Worship Hour 10:00 Nelfl 10: Iii Hitb SclJOoi WI Parada 10:56 Newa ll:GO Artny T1m1 11:30 Spoelal CommiiDIIJ J>roc. 12:GO NOWJ Roundup 12:20 BuDelln Board 12::111 Newa 0 Grura 12:30 Satnrday Mau1:1111 NeWI 2:00 Slllirda)' Mau1:6& Newo S:OO Saturday Matlaei S:55 Newt 4:00 Dlsclng w~lh no. 4:30 Top Ten RBVUII 5:00 NeWI Summary 5:15 Puh1Je Service l:sO lllgn 011 WMPO Radio '1\\0 SUCH WO..oERRJ~ MEN HEIP1N6 ME ' Repl;v. addreu. below llatlng name, adclrell, :tet. ph0116 nUmber; age, education, previoul ~ and preaeJ~t.oc'l:upatloli. RGund S:OO Mid 'II'Q Ma!lnei Some merchaadiiJing u:perleace helpful, 11ut llflt aeceuary. Mull be able to meet the public. Once In a JlfeUrne opportunity. Company Will train selected penon or penou II& company'• expense. ' All replies hell! In atrlct collfldence. All applicants·will receive an Interview In t)ie • ' New w 1:10 ~ Wraalh 4:00 DlaclirC Wub baa .Exc•ll•nt opportunity for lncllvlclllll or coupl• to own ancl oparata own bualhell . unclar the n 1 m • of • n1tlonrlly known m•rchancllslng firm. Large return• on r minimum lnllwh;iMI possible. / E1mlngs ba..cl on Jael'CIIntage of net ulw. . future. 12:110 ella · · 12:15 -~0 Gi'11118 11'10 -~ Aleut ll:46 Coomlly Qo RouDd t:a& Newt Ball li:OO OmmpmiiJ Newa 5:05 World & Nat'l NeWB 5:15 Spotllcbt on Sporta 5::11 Wealbar 5:30 Sign 00 . ' �'' • ll I la_ms L d• ea lng Oh • S lO ' ' ea [S l a.oan,r sent!D~t, Pomeroy-Vlddleport, o~ ,Jm. ~'· Ceremonial is H_eld ~or Two Candidates a e '' J 1~ Mainly About·lnterrogatien on Way of People In F' Scout PIan A ceremonial was beld I or Li e eatures Pomeroy when M a r y · J; condldates While Shrine of Jerusa· A dramatic lnler!Ogallon ba&- the· evening program and lead ·r ecutlve vice president of thel!l<ltioo for the 1964 campaign. Pennsylvania IDdependRlt Mr. WUJiams wUJ be lntroducphooe Aasoc1allon. In I!K6 he "' Easter Seal campaign CAITH! back to Ohlo as vice pres- worken at the second annual · manager aod d> All-Ohio Kickofl Luncheon , me. evenin at ed on "Our Way of Lif~" has a dlloUaslOn ·at ·ID the. basta of o1 General Telephone ol. February :!3 at the Southern 'Ho- Mrs. Garland Weaver return- I~,IO~:,t :Uidsy I been suggested fer 35 ,Elplorer ~!" as related to with beatlquarlel'l in Mar· tel, Columbus. where Easter ed ID her home, Vandetia, Fri- I · w: wcrlhy posts ID carry out in JanuarY lreedo1111, rig~, •nd l'1!llpollo E. wnnams, of 1on, and lour ye&l'l later assum- Seal children chQSen 1D repre- d&y after spendmg several days hlgF;rn . C~se~.::s 'Allen Hugb- in the Tri-State Area Councn, !ibilltles, o1 ~lean cill....~-"'ent o1 General tbe chief executive pool. sent the wppled children in w11h ber father, John Sauvage. ptcnesh ss,oJ hep•~-•- pre- Boy Scouts of America. ship. . .. ~ 'ti d E es, wa man s '""""• uiM l Jn•~0 ~01!8 Coolpally of Ohio. At PI'<!Sehl General Telephone commum es, an aster Mr. and Mrs. Walter 'l'llomas sided Presented and welcom- Using the se._ an ...,. • •Thla E>:piOI'Inl activity d• c..,palgn will run for telephone service chairmen from those com- and family of Crooksville were ed ~ere Naoma Brinker' dis- rogation room of a prtaoner-of. stgnod lor hlgb IChool age boya ~ntn during the Easter In 70 counties and will gathe~. Satunl&y evening dinner guesbl trict deputy ; Elsie D. Smith, war camp, the Esplorero wUJ glvea us an' fpportUillly ll, March I through March 29, WUJiams has offered Leaders In pro•lding services of his brother and slater-in-law, Edith Hutsinplller, Ellzobetll be a~ed ID desert~. su~~ worda make """' .that they can .,.. will be carried on by of nnembers handicapped cbildnm and Mr and Mrs. Everett 'l'llomas. Le Nellle Trocy Jennett as Amerlcaniam, capital· presa In their· own words the llf-1~•1 Easter Soel units of Ita ,local offices in in Easter Seal units m . Ro~rts Pauline AWns Mabel ilm," "democracy," "free en- almple principles on which our with the Ohio Society. local Easter Seal Counly Include Mr. Mr. and Mrs. James J . Guln- Be 11 • M lW!e Wlng~tt and terprlse," and "free world" as ay of life Is based"· Lovtna goal of the Easter organize activities and Meinhart, N. 2nd-av, ther and .family spent the week M Me h a past worthy high contrasted with communiSUc w, id ' ntte... has been set at president of I h e end with relatives In Columbus. ;Yle ug .es, nd Harry P. Ideas of "collectivl.sm," "btind sa · which represents a 10 Society lor Crippled Re d M . E E Ro sh S ~~ s~es hn a Roberts Ernest obedience to the party," "Abol- Other Explorer activ(les sug. increase over last and Mrs. Bernard v. 81) rn. · · u m ' 0 · ' ilion of religion," and "totall· gested by the Boy Scouts Of . I RoGrant-st Middleport of L&kevoew and Mrs. Charles Wmgett, V~rgll Atkins, . Allen tar Iau way of life. " Amenca . lor J an-, ... ~ IncIude h Tills Increase is his members 1p n = . • W'thr of Min rsvtlle were H ghes and Jesse Brmker 1 •"-. Williams points Club, which organizauon Seal chairman lor 11164. Thu "~~ e dl ta ut h of h pherds ' The Explorer posts will select wlnter camping and a brleflnl rauay even1ng nner gues wa c man s e :-\ an1 th li . rd . · ti~:Ruso of the increased format10n of the fl of Mr. and Mrs. James Diehl, A memorial was held f 0 r consultants wno &i'e convers . on e re g1ous awa s pro~,... lor servkes being National Societies for CripMulberry Heights. Frank Scholz, 0 past wutch- with American and cOIJlJIIIIDlS- gram. by local units. A recent Children in 1919 He began Funeral services for man of shepherds Elsie D. tic systems of government such Through the religious awards showed that 3,1100 childtelephone career in 1926 m W<lliam Allman, Middleport, Mrs Charles Withrow' and Smtih and Lililan Stell! report- as a teacher, lawyer, or JUdge, program, the Explorer carries ba<l been added to local native Pennsylvama and who died unexpectedly at Hoi.Rev. and Mrs. E. E. Rousb ed a viSit to sick members. Jle- B~rt W. Lovins, Scoot t'l>m· QUI specific . CDUriiOS of' study for special shoes, braees to OhiO as specJal serv· zer Hospital Tuesday were conwere Saturday evenmg dluner ported ill were Zelia Cross, Eb- miSSioner of the Tri-State Area and service under the guidance crutches and that service• · representative m Erte Wit- dueled Friday lillernoon at 2 guests of Mr and Mrs. Lee Carnahan and Ruby Halll- Connell, explamed. The consul- 1 hi minlate ri 1 btiiwnlilltg to per cent of the he was appointed diStrict p.m. at the Rawlmgs-Coats FullGibbs of Hartford, W. Va. Gladys May was reported tant will lay the groundwork for ~I, !::;"bishop,\~ :!ttg~~us load were being given to commercial supervisor at eral home, Miss v1rgmia Fisher of Char-lin distress having lost mother counselor, no matter where he esper~ally those suffer- ion, then ' returned to Rev. M. E. Dowson and Rev. Richard Pickens Middleport leston, w va. was the weekend by death. It was announced has his Scouting affiliation. from strokes and crippling vama for a year to act 88 ex- Howard Ruppelt were theoffi· ail carrier IS 'recuperating guest of her aunt, Miss Nettie ,that the Pt.. Pleas~nt OES local boards. to accidents, minisrers for the serv- m ' Koehler would have mspectiun on Feb---------· addition:· Mr. Williams is survived by hiS Wife, from ~mergency surgery perruary 3 0 "there has been a 25 per IS and three sIsters, formed Friday at Meiga Mem- Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Bearhs A vaientlne party and potIn VISits to epdepEthel Matheny, Nelson- onal Hospital HIS W.'fe has returned home Sunday a Iter luck refreshments were plan· 14 per ceflt mcrease en Mrs. Mary Wallace, Hunt- been at the hospital With him. spending several daya In '!burs- ned for the next meeting. therapy, and nearly W. Va ; and Mrs. Tom Homer Jones IS a p~tlent at ton with their daughter and son- At the close o! the meeting, per cent increase in camp, Akroo. Mellis General H'\'lplta. In in-law, Mr. and Mrs, RaY potluck refreshments were ser- PT. PLEASANT _ One per· JAN. IS and other recreational ser- Mrs Grover Salser of Pomeroy Pullins and family. Their grand- ved Allman was tong-lime Mrs .. Don Rice, Gravel Hill, son A•~ Rollin (Butch) Pullins · son filed for a seat oo the nonTile Disabled 1 Research covering mves- was guest speaker when t h e • ~ 11 M Co 1 Board nd th American A ·1· . Vet-U iiiaUor of causes o1 crtpp 1mg supervisor of the Moddle- has been a patient at Meigs who has been home on leave • par san asoond f un Y erans ·a e ux11ary WI . Women's Miss10nary Society of of Ed t1 1 · M DiviSion, Columbus a n d General Hospital for tbe past left Saturday for Coli!~-•" and uca on a our persons meet m regu ar sessions ond II its prevent Ion, an a ev1- the Pomeroy First B a p tis t uuwa I' led 1 lttee F "d I 'iouth.ern Ohio Eleclflc Co. Acseveral weeks. . fror. , thel·r will go to Japan ' or comm men " ay day at 8 p. m. suffering due to Crippling met Thursday evening 1 ~ t :h c· it Cl k' ff" !t~~s, Is being stepped up the church. pallbearers were Mr. Cliff Mrs Olan Gt'nh."mer and dau- where he will be statmned for a ' e_ lfCU er s o Ice. The Women's Society lr Cbri.. grants by the National The meeuug, in charge of the Nelsonville Di- ghter, Judy, of Columbus, are two years. l Earl H. Keefer, 43, or Letart, tian Serv~ of Heath Methodist also advanced tralnmg J E Foster, president, Max Davis, Roscoe Wise guests o( her daughter and fam· is the first to file for a seat on Church wdl meet Monday ey. publications lor profession· with the theme Kmg, John Welsh and ily, Mr and Mr. Wllliam Sher- Mrs Bernice .. Johnson left the Board of Education In the ening, January 13, at7:30 p. m. engaged m rehabillHall The Power of Jesus' Zerkle. Serving as honor- idan and deught<rs, Maria and Sunday for a VISit m Wheeling, May 12 primary. Keeler is seek· at the church. Program leadare bemg emphasiz,~., , During the short pallbearers were members Anita Mrs. Genheimer and dan· W. V•' With her son and daugb· ing his t~econd term He was er ls Mrs. Emerson Jones with Williams, president of sessum, a card o! h•s crew Including A I b e r ghter were unable to return to ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer PT PLEASANT -Dr. C. L elected In the 1958 prlmary and Miss Bess Sanborn Jn charg• ~l!'"'·al Telephone Company of read !rom Esther Grover, Csrol P1erce, ~:m!':.u~:':a~u:yau~~n.:: Johnson. Brown, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Har- is serving a six year term. of devotions, Hostesses will be since 1950, became · college student, for gilt sent Carl Norton, Bert · . Mr. and Mrs. John R. Weeks vey Newland, Mason, and Mrs. Mrs. P. L, M1toh, Mrs. Law· --~W~.'~-tn~cr~i~pp~l:ed~c~h~il~d~re~n~·s~~ ~ he~ Bodimer, W11liam Reynolds and guests of the Sher.ldans were and son Tom of Reynoldsburg Ray Crank, Henderson, have LlJSter Adkins, Letart Route renee Milhoan, Mrs. Norman ;; Mr< F'oster devotional lead· Raymond Fisher, Herbert Hoov- Mr. and Mrs William Knight were w~ekend' guests of their been appointed by Judge James 2, democrat, filed for commit- Wayland, and Mrs, Kennetll · as her • topic, "Fellow er, car1 Hor kY and Ray m0 nd and Vchildren of Pomt Pleasant, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Lee Thompson, Masoo coun1Y teeman for Cooper district• Byer. , used workers " taken from Psalm Hoce. Burial was made in Rlv- W. a. Weeks and Mrs. Herman Scholl. Circuit judge, !o inspect the Ma- Lillian Arrington, Galllpotis '!be Daughters of Ruth claSI POMEROY, OHIO M 's 1se had f he erview Cemetery. John Allensworth, an h 10 son Coonty Jad and report their Ferry IS. seeking election as of the United MethodiSt churcb rs. a r or r University student, spent I he Donald Morsan of Newark fi dl to the t ' "Chnstlan challenges m Masooic services conducted by weekend with his mother, Mrs. spent the weekend with Mr. and n ngs cour . Committeewoman oo the Demo- Will meet Monday, at 2 p·m. d TONIGHT & TUESDAY JOHN STURGESS' I I "''~· cities and small members of Middleport Lodge, Flossie Allensworth. Mrs. Eslle Mossman, Miners- According to the court order, crat ticket in Clendenin district. the home of MiSR Lydia Ebers"THE 363, F4<AM were held Thursday Ronald Evans of the Navy VIlle. He was accompanied the group shall ascertam and J , Watisce Burdett, Pt. Plea- bach, Prs.ver by Mrs. Joseph Cook evening with Paul Darnell In Air Force arrived this weekend home Sunday by Mrs. Morgan report. promptly to t_he court the sant, filed for nomination for The January meeting II tho II cioSI!d the meeting, after which W' a itklay leave with h is and son who spent the past week conditions of the )ad, how II is commltteeman of Lewis dis- Tuppers Plains School BooS:~' refreshments were served . wife, Janis and son, Jeff, who with her parents conducted and any changes or trict on tbe democrat slate, wiU be help Mondey at,1M Tup II Don. William Watson and Out-of-town relatiVeS h • r are at the home o! her parents, . Improvements which m their James Jordan, Cottageville pers Plalrui elemen'l'ry school. Dale Wipple to 13 members the services mcluded Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pickens. jndgment are deemed proper. Route 1 democrat candidate A get-acquainted program hal guest, Mrs. Salser. FraZier, Akroo; Mrs. Ma- He is also visitmg with his parTile lnspectliBI is required once for co.;,mltteema~ In Cologne been planned. Parents an • ry Wallace, Mr. and Mrs, Hall, 1 M d M Ed rd E 'I! a year by the West Vlrglma dlalrlct. friend• wiU have an opportu"' ens, r. an rs: wa vCnde Hunt1·ngton, W· Va ·•. Mrs. E" Reibeb Entertoin w• ans. Mro. Evans and son plan · lty to villi the school rooms to Matheny. Mrs. Bill Matheny, to return to Marvland with her A divorce order was signed see the children's work an c Thursday Afternoon F. Matheny and son, Ch~ck husband at the end of his leave. by Judge 'l'llompson Frid_ay talk with teachers. Mrs. H•nry Reibel Nelsoovdle; Mr. Roscoe WISe, He has been in Newfoundland. granting a dlvO!"ce to Darms The Pomeroy Elemental'} With a party Thursday Mianu, Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. S da Is of M and Mrs E Northup from Thelma L. PTA will meet In the school ,. WID. ond THURSDAY J•nuary 15·16 Jjn<>On,hon?riRg Mrs. C E. Clark Leo Swick, Columbus; Mr. and Em':so: r.:::s wer.'Mrs. Dor: Northup, Of rS, USt auditorium Mooday at 7:30 p. NOT OPEN her b~rthday. Mrs. Henry Fowler, Eugene oth 0 d k Athens· Mr m. 11 will be "Fathers night'" A birthday cake Iced in Rusk, Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. Y anJ a~:· Shade.' cari MASON- Fourteen members QUIET WEEKEND and each father will be counted PIIIDAY thru TUESDAY white and decorated in pink Wilham Betz, Hlllards, Ohio; Emmett R ":' .' M c Burof the Freshman Class In v.. PT PLEASANT M a • 0 n twice for the attendance banner. ' l '!o ii'::J Janu1ry 17-21 the mscription, "Happy Birth· and Mrs, C. H. Wise, Jr d d a~i ~~ del.;, cational Agriculture at WahaCounty law enforcement o!fiA buzz sessioa will be held durW•lt Disney•• 11 ''THE INCREDIBLE sce cream and coffee Waverly. eMe and M e~"ll' r AI ma Higb School were initiated cers report a quiet weekend PT. PLEASANT _ Funeral lng the program boor. Hostessel JOURNEY" , were served by the hostess ID Day~~rece~:ly v:s::ed :'er ~ into the local cbapter, of Fu- ":ith only one arrest and no ac- service for Mrs. WUtie Rust, 91, will be the Fourth grade moth(Technicolor) Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Emerson Well, ther, Herb Chambers, who was ture Farmers of Amen~a on C.'dents _reported SUtedndathy even- was held Monday I p.m. at the ers. Tile execuUve commlltee U~ger, the Bull Terr1er in the Meigs Memorial hospital. December 19, 1963. Officers of lng, Officers re~r at ap- L. G. Mohr Funeral Home with wUJ meet at 7 p. m. precedl!lg Siamese Cat; Luath, Mrs. Arnold Hayes, Mrs. IJon. Labrador Retriever and: ley Re1bel and daughter, Faye Mr and Mrs. James Brewing- the chapler did the degree work parently Sundayds _heavy snow- Evangelist John L. Steele offic- the meeting. 1 Gene&t, Tommy Tweed Kathryn aoo Henry Reibe. ton and daughter, Sandra, of wllh, President Danny K~s !all had caused riVers to use lating. Burial was In s p r 1 n g The Ca,ndy Strippers will Scott, John Draine, Rio Grande, spent the weekend presiding._ extreme c~utlon as all roads Hill Cemetery. meet Monday at 7:30 p. m. at the talents of Rex AIMEETING POSTPONED at their home in Middleport. Tbe mam requtrennenl f?r the were considered hazardous and Mrs. Rust, died Friday evenMeiga Memorial hospital. MemNovel by Shella BursThe meeting of the WSCS Tile Chester Community M a d Mrs Lea Swick of Greenhand Degree, the hrst of there had been no accident calls lng at the home of ber son Da· bers are asked to wear unJ. scheduled Tuesday ::~;z~~ ;:~e atDemonstration Club NorwiD Col:~b~ speni the weekend in the four which may be attained received by County or State po- vld Rust, Hogsett, w. va: Sbe forms. the UnitedcorMethodist the home of Mrs. Middleport with ber father, C. m. the Fu~ Farmers of Am- bee. was a member of the Render- The executive committee of scheduled lor Tuesday Rose, Wednesday, Jano- H. Wise, Sr. and sister, Miss ~lca orga":1' 00 • ~"; the •~· son Church of Christ. She was the Middleport PTA will meet Down Your A•rlal has been postponed due ID wea1~, at 9:30 a.m. 0 Advance m Adm auion. • Ruth Wise They came ID at- : ' must Ure':; ar born at Red Houae on Decem- Monday at 7:30 p. m. at the ther conditions. During the morning session, tend funer~l services for Wll- l m :. VO!lllt :: bf toru lUre ber 2, 18'12 the daughter of the high school. Roger Keller and Mrs. liam Allman. c ass, mus a e c~rry late Henry and Mary Harmon. Jan. 14 Holter will show films and Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Wise, Jr., out a satisfac!Dry s~pervised Her huaband, David Rust, pre- Tile Middleport Athletic Boosa training program on Waverly, visited at their home farmmg program, recite from ceded her in death 30 years ago. ter Association will meet Tue.. "Meals and Manners lor Spec- In Middleport over the week- = r y : : .Jarm~r Surviving is another son, H. day evening at 7:30p.m in the ~us?":s~~::~.!"!t whi~~ end. Other visitors with them local ~hapte~ con~li;;ilm ~0: Clifford Queen eluJ: to Rubert F . Rudst, hMill eMrreek, W. vdin~·; ~uldleport High School cafeterwere their daughter and lam- reeeive a majority vole ~ tbe Grimm 1 acre In Addison twp. 1our aug ters s. Gera e 1a. quite Interesting. lly, Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam Betz hapter members at 8 regular 1 Ruasell Plymale etux eta! to Young, Kanawha City; Mrs. JAN. 15 The afternoon will be spent o! Hilliards. c tlng , Holzer Hospil'lll Foondatioo city Cora Melluso, Pittsburgh; Miss The Reedsville • Long !lotin textile painting and quUtlng. Mrs. Dale Moornlng has re-1 m~. recelvin the lot 274 in city. Emma Rust, Weston and Mrs. IDm Home Demonstration Club Anyone interested in attend· from Bloomington, in- 1 Carl DeV !t p ul Belva Metzer Plymale to Hoi· Rebecca Harper, address un- will meet Jan. 15 for an all day ing the all day meeting with a diana, where she spent the boti- : Bob ltu..!u ' a Hospital Foondatlon clty lot known; and 17 grandchildren. meeting at the home of Mrs. 1 covered dish dinner may days at the bonne of her ' ' in city, Warren Pickens. The topic ol tact Mrs. Keller, Mrs. Rose, or ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. ~;i~~r~:"hir:B;:. Kearns Minnie Fowler (dec'd) to Ada VISITS COUSINS this llU!etlng wUJ be "Meal Ser· Mrs. Holter lor further inlor· George W. Price and Dale Rot~' Alfred R 0 u 9 h' Wakjubs 2.56 acres in Gallipolis Dr. and Mrs. Roy Gilliland vice for Different Occasions." 110 CIA NT ___.,n.,........................... Bill, David, Penni, Debra, David Sneed' Mlke B r 0 w n' . of East Uverpool we1-e recent Class 12 Circle_::!, Hea,th 1m& I"" Randy. Mrs. Mourning Kenn F ~ Jim Wise ' Everett E. and Cynthia Cordguesta of their ,....Ina, Mr. and Methodist Chui'ch ww meet 12 LB. with the children while Mr. Y ry ' well to Frank and Pearl Mark- Mrs. Dwight Hoback. They left Wedneijday evening at the THE KEYS 18 YOUR Mrs. Price were In Florida. TUB! OOAliD TO MEET Ins .57 acres in Village of Vln- Wednesday for Avon Park, Fla. church at I p, m. Mrs. L. W. Mrs. Mourning also ' Tbe Middleport PTA too in Huntington twp. wbere they are bulldlll8 a new McComas wm be Ill c~ge of REPAIR PROBLEMS in Cnlumbu• enroute home live · BI)Jrd will meet Paris aoo Dorthy Young to winter holl-'8 and will attend the' devotiODcll, period with Mra. ber son and famil; Mr. and I evening at 7•30 P m at Cleland R. and Wanda L. Wlllis Avon Park C8Dip meeting the Jack Bechtle, program chairMrs. James Moorn· and chi!- High School · · ' 7.423 acres in Clay twp. latter part of Ja,nuary. Mrs. Har- man. Hoateases ara Mro. Mllddren. i ' Jannes Henry Swick (dec'd) to ry Droz of Ambridge, Pa., Is red Zeigler, Mrs: P. L. ¥11cb. ....... arwhU. Mr. and Mrs. ald R uP PleaaoM VaHey llollpltat BeD and Helen Blckel'l ' 6'1.50 also her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Emei'IOII J011es and Mrs. • Aultwl:otlc apent the holidays Painesvll- ADMITTED _ Mrs Basil Gi· In Morgan twp, Mra. Guy Slwfer. • Aulolnolio 2IIJ shuts le, Ohio, with their daughter beaut, Pl Pleasant;· Mrs. d!Yir off cl" ... , .... •lder•ta ' .,.. Juot-riaht dry. ActloiZono iootpo aet and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Short GaJUpollll Ferry· Timod doyiRJ, """ McKay and children; Sally Ann Mrs, J. v.' eoz, Pt. Pleasant: - - _ . . , cleanl and Clnda. Mr. Mclay Mrs. Paul Roulb, Mason; Ml'l. .............. Model o lpoodlor Ftowi~ Hoat l In tbe Engtish department at Ray Kemper, Mt. Stertina, Ohio; clrioo b-frtllh. WDR-64 at cmt. high school and Ia alao Mrs. Jamea Bragg, Jr., Pt. I Ill It's 1111 • l'tlotltll ~lad basketbaU coach. Pleasant; Mrs. Pfll] !Aport, Pl. ...., F ,., I ... drum. Pleasant. 4 ounce- 4 ply DISCHARGED - Mrs. Otho 100% virgin Ev1111; Florenct Macli-. wool. Mothproof Pt. Pleallllll; Mrs. Harold ?angle proof. TYI'& ...,_:._c:__ Suuthohle; lljra. Sheriii!!:~~Kemper, Solid colors and GaUipoll>; Mrs. IUIO.fUimC . . . . Ia • ...... varlegated • Fannie HUJ, Kenna, W. Va.; • Mrs. Gilbert fearson and daucolon. ~-":o,.:s ghter, Pl. Pleasant: Mra. James Miller and son, Pl Pleaaant: Mro. Fred Waugh, Apple Grove; · Wallllce, Pliny; Ra)ID!Ond Ross, HenderSon~ · ,. ' BIRTHS- Mr. loti Mrt. Paul Leport, Pt. Pllaui\1. a IIDII. WY 2-:1679 • ' ' " Culloplor Pork?nt MIDDLEPORT, 0. Ac,... PrOM Our • Mr. and Mit. 11M Kltnper, •• Moln ~. NOW YOU KNOW " ' lll'llt llllnlnl • a. left • pen• .... Je a,,. It llle Wwld ... ,. 21 ,, "' ~..,., ,. 't0 v,.. ~.I: . .,,J "'•/'' 9...,, -::-~~~~~~:-------------·----------------------------~~~~--~~--~----------~~------------------~----------------~·~~~~ VOL XV NO. 229 P¢MEROY-MIDDt:EPORT: OHIO TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1964 'to' • State to Control Bus Bids , About Middleport ent~. ~ e . " .O.utM l'e T"- 1-l.l':.n"'"' 61 2'1ae ·~- ..,_ . ... Around And e Almo-. H Funeral Held For Mr. Allman 0 n F "do y \ ::Y One Asks Seat o<'. sv ------------------------------.-. PRICE .f,IVE CEJif1l Policy Decision Asked In Middleport Council OnAuthorityofMayor 0n Board f Mrs. saIser . $ k Wh pea er Society Meets Education Three Nanted ! • u To Inspect COUnty Jai} ° }.I Freshmen· Irutiat • ' ed Service ' HeJd InfO F• F, A• F M R Mondafy at 0 ne E hl Mrs. Rose Wi/1 Be Hostess to 'Chester C/ub I in "';' Budget priced FRIGIDAIRE Washer FRIGIDAIRE spins clothes dry, dry, dry! Dryer ••thinks" for itseH! !:::"'" r:, Property TraftSfers 1 = PANAMA CITY - The United States may withdraw most of ;Ia diplomats from Panama becauae of the failure of Inter· American peacemakers to heal the breach 'tn U. S. -Panananian relations, It was reported todey, The five-member peace committee sent here by lhe OrganluliiBI of American States IJ.'Oeta today to try again ID lfurk out a solution, WASIUNGTON - Atty. Gen. Rotiert F .Kennedy, one of his late brother'• most valued global troubleshooters, leaves lor the Far East todey oo a similar mlSBion 101" President John1011. KeMedy will confer wnh Indonesian President Sukarno · In Tokyo oo Thursday about Indonesia's dlapule with the newly • formed state of Malaysia. --.l ·-- ~ j 1 .,., I I •'"J 199·95 THE PAll FOR ONLY $399.00 AKER FURNITURE Coats and Clarks Red Heart KNITT~NG WORSTED -=-. . .............. ........................... -....................... =,:tsl.OO ,..,tina. ....... ............. ,c::-_ .......... , .. ..,., ...___ _ 1.110 POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. DRY CLEANING 10 U.s. $2 ROBINSON'S ••••••••• ' ' FINED .• , COSTS P. 1'. Flaher, Mlneravll]e, WRl! lined fl5 and COilts for shopnttlnf Saturdar in the. court of Mayor Charles Leellf The lifting ~lll!d Friday In ear Groeeey store wltb , t h Pomeroy Pollee ll.akinl,lhe mt. Other activity In haD 3:36 •aa In E-R ·Catl to Wylll8 HilllO!" who was likenl. o Spedal . 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