http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/d9e14d57e807a1d0a2f5cf2a79a3b1f9.pdf c8b14b44b552264ed56f9541c7f858f5 PDF Text Text • • ,,, J • I i • ~ a_l. . Y , enttne 0 ,:::C - ".... . - (..o . ·- ~· f ·,. !J ..,;.; - . e . ·. -~ ·7.. ·,_ c ·-- . ' i t. ;j ·-;; 0..01«1 To T,.. I - . 01 The JfelpJffUO'It .4,... .. I VOj, XVII NO. 241 ; ~· ' ' ~ROY -MIDDLEPOitt. QHIO I TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1966 FIVI ' CENTS 3.4 Billion 'As . ed for Teachers, • IS Organized ..WORLD Ia MBS. C. 0. CHAPMAN j �'' ' r . . "Now if We Can Just Build a Few New ·Gadgets Into Him!" THE DAILY SENTINEL . ·' DEVOTED TO INTIRIST OP MEIGUMSON AREA RichUd S. OweD, Publlaber Chester TmnebilL Editor .. Published ev~ry afternoon except SuDdaJ by 'l'bo Ohio vane, PublilhiDI eom. · < 11 second class mautne mattt'r t~dvert isin1 npreatntattve: Botlillelli Kimball, Inc.. 143 LeliJiilon Ave., New York City, New York. Subscription rates: Delivered by caiTler where available, So cents per week; one year in advance at the Daily Sentinel of· fice $15. ~0 : six months, $7.80, three months $3.90. By Motor lloute where carrier ser· viet aot l!flillble one month $130. IJ '··. ~. . ~:· ~. · ::· .~ j ·. Three months. $3.00 ' ·· On The Move ·.. . EVIDENCE · II mountlna that atudenta of today are being JUbjected 10 a dangerous conspiracy and a social cbal· . l~nge unlike an~ that has ever been attempted before 1n the annall ol AmeJ'i. can education. We should be thanldul that the ereat majority including those on the campus of our own ~liege in this county show a responsibility to the fundamental tdeas of American democ· racy and are not active participants ol any 'of the movementJ that is causinc alarm in the ranks of those charaed witb taw and order in our country. t'apilol Comment, Events s1 W1Di1111 s. White The i'ederal Bureau of lDvestiJatlon uys this new element II basing ill. ac· Uvitles on unrestrained individualism. lis members are characterized as radically unconventional - even replllJI~e­ in dress and speech. Indeed, downnght obscenity, complete disrespect for moral and spintual values, and great disregard for law and order are hallmarks of the extreme factions of this new element. This is what is being called the NeYI Left, a term destined to become famil· iar in years to come. It will be little appreciated by the overwhelming majority ol Americans who may be placed (loose· lY! in the "Center" and "Right .. li,, i' WASHINGTON - Sen. ~ In politico been oo richly aery. berl F. Kennedy of New York ed. Only 1 Uttle wbile a110 tha bas now gone all the way over ADA bad declined to ~ te lhe left In bis sbarpeniQI Robert Kennedy'a Sl!llale eanrivalry with Vice - President d1dacy, oolemnly proclllimHubert H. Humphrey for Iead- inll to tha faithful that biB ,.. enbip of the Democratic [ll11y cord wAI''not one of a liberal.'' after President Jobnson leaveo Now, bavlns since vot.td right 111 Wullam LaWl'ellce, D D. 8. Most deollsll lo lhe Untied the White House. by ADA standarda on 18 of 17 Before the Amerlc11111 for testa, he is warnily embraced Slates are ao buay thele daya Democratic Acti111, a oplinter by a faction which John Kenne- that they are working at run group with wbich bis late br~ dy In aU his career would nev· capacity perfol'!llini all aerY• lher, President Kennedy, wo1114 ... joiD. Ieos Involved In provtdlnJ AJDo never ~ladly deal at ali, the erlcana with the beat dentlltr7 Senotor has made a smilln& act It was, moreover, precisely in tbe world. Americana llltlld of contrition for past dlaa&ree- this faction that sa., Jolin • bllllon a 'year lor tbele deomeals with Its frantic Uberal- . Kennedy mOll fll the really lal health aervleea. Ism. He bu lhus slrJICk up 1 polplalt ' lUtlc.al trouble he Yet accordln(! to a IUI'V!J seemingly total aUilncl with 1 ,.. knew as President completed a lew yean ego, faction that regards itself aa Again, Robert Kennedy now Uling the year 1160, our petple the undoubted possessor of saiutea, u the tutor wbo accumulated at leall 7110 mJl. lhe one true liberal fallb br..,trt b1m to tbo lishl, that lion unfillld cavltles. · and is reaarded by masses « first • rate writer and blghly Only 10 per cent of tbl practical Democratic polltl· decent private man who on aU cbldreD under I visited a iJeD. cians as o nolay nulsance to past form Is less than a practt. lilt Nearly one • ll!lrd of all be placated a llttle bit bul cal political adviser - Arthur children 5 through If never vis110t toe much. Schlelinger Jr. To John Keg. ited a dentist, yet neglect ill So Robert Kennedy Is ssytna . tbla qe group can have serious good-bye not simply to a 11 nedy, Sdlleamgar was a valued tonsequencell. more • or - less conservative friend with a apirited gift for Aim~ DDe • tblrd of all peoDemoorall but also to 1b 1 escl!llenl proae. But ha was ple 15 or over ore wtbout natmoderate center of the party definitely not - on the late laral leetb. Perlecloldal dlseln as well. He is going for broke President's own wrylp fond nich euoe• hall tile toot11 with a doctrinaire llboral group and well • remembored word- toss f!l tor popalatfllll, atree1s that has never yet bieo deds- the first l~llow ~ be called ia halp our JI!Oplt by N and alive In the nomination of a when butc pohttcal doclslOOI moot every- bJ tbe time Dernocrattt Presidentl!l ean- ba< to be made, they are "- Ea.. yeu •·• dldote and II not likely to ba Ia If yet moro irony Is needed, people develop molllll ......,, 1961, either. there is the case of Hubert H~ llllll abold 4,1111 died ........ tl Whatever else may ba l8l4 ratio Humphrey. Humpbrey wsa II. .r this ccune, It II clal'tlljl. For en advanced liberal . wben Surely these are awesome Robert KeMedy Is dropping the Robert Keunedy was aWl In ligures. Ia there nothi!ll "' old plioll, tbe moderately lib- coUese. He wu an ADA DIAD can do about 11? Can't dentll eral poilticlans who were botb before Robert Kennedy had disease ba prevented? Some the profelalonal sources ol lered pollticB. But as Kennedy lblnk tile anaer Uea Ill IDift atrenglb ot hia late brother and DIOVed leftward, Humphrey education and bl&her blcolnel; hia favilrlta types u human moved towUd the center. 101110 say concerteol '.publlc aobelncs. Tholllh It Is the 80Wider pos~ ttM Ia -ary, e. •·· [II'CIDOt'ftte oblerver io baund to ... tion lor a Preatdential aspirant, Ing unlvenal fluorldalloa of IIWIIe thai It all must rest upoo Humphrey's change, too, rests drinking water; wblle otberl eonvlclioll; tbat the converilon upon convlctiM. 'ftte eroolon of raise a cry lor more praductlve of a Robert KennedY, who reality bas been the central in). research, 11101'8 dentlela, _.. was once much more conaerv• peiUnt force. For Humphrey auxiliary personnel and by,_. Uve lbU hla brother, II senu- teamed Ioiii ago that whlle bla with llllfllclenl tralnlug to i'lf. Otberwlse, tbe evolvin& purely .doctrinaire liberalism Ia amune tncrenaed mpoaslblllo "new" Kllllledy - who had beady stuff for the talking Ues. . alreact, baell movq rnariledly types, It 1IIOVeS no mountalM, Many people, Iii and out of ltftwanl lor about two yean- pas101 no legislation - and, to IOVe!'liiJ1eDt, feel that tbe blti· -ld bacome Ullbearable alt. date, winl no national elecUons. ger, mer • all problelll of Ingether. (CopJrlgbt, 1966, by United venting dlaease and lllllatalnRarely han lr1111 and parodJ Feature Syndicate, lne. ) in8 good dental · belltll ol 1111' DOlTOR SAYS I There are over three million lull· tlme college students in the country, ,, and most of them are serious mind· I; ed and show every evidence of [, being dedicated to learning and are hard working with little time for , tho activities of what has come to bll ~~ called the New Left. They are the ones who get the headlines, and it would ap· '' pear that one of their main purposes is to get their activities recorded in the . mass media, and perhaps if they were not given such complete coveragt they 1.1 , might not conduct themselves In ruch ' an unseemly manner. ' The New Leit cause• most of the ·' -- turmoil as an expression of concern for ·- ·such things as free speech, dissent and petition. The Federal Bureau of lnvesti· gation ·says that the hard·core f•nactics use those basic rights of our society to distort issues and betray the public. ,. Thank goodness there are milliona of Americans both on and o(f campuaes who have the knowledge from experience that leads them to l!e more stable, and to realize that they have duties and i respon•lbllitiea to carry out. They would , have no part of what borders on anar· chistic and seditious impUcationa in tha New Left. ' '' One editorialist has put It thla way, , Liberty under law, and freedom with re. sponsibility, but liberty without law be· , comes anarchy, and freedom without· re' sponsibility becOmes liceru;e. An exam· : pie of the way aome mlnds work io . ahown in the controversy at one of . Ohio's higher instltutiona of learning. A ; chaqe in the financing of the student :; p.per it being changed from a quarterly : basis to an. annual basis, and the editors " of the publication are erying wolf and , say that they are trying to muuei their . freedom. It is thit Idiotic ma110er of ; splitting hairs thai Is leading manv, who .; should be aeDBihle down the wroni p.lh. Many persons today act downright cldld· Ish in their screams about their freedom being taken away from them. Anyone with an ounce of sense knows that nnne of ua In thil complicated socifty can have complete freedom without endan· gering otbel'l. The Communiat Party IJ happy over thla development In our country. They wiU In every W&IJ capitalize on the actiona of rebellious youth, and try to illcorporate them lnto tbe tervice of tbe communlet cause. Many abrug off these campue activltlea, but we ahould not make the miltake of taldllll them too lightly. The Communist Party it on the march, and It hid an blcNase of several thou•and lut year, and plans are made for the flrll party convention this aprinJ for the first time Iince 11169. Offlctar. art counting up to 100,000, whose 1tate of milld makes them rfp, to join up with the part)' that would Db to bury thii '' ' aey visited her. tor two .Hawaii 'Weeki Rlcbard Boo..•; been ...... for a,:"*" lle'll'bulld a fti'~...,lludlo ~Hnou but our natiWI spies !ben douhl it . . . Joe DIMagjio's firm (Conti· neola! TV) is importinll Jai>aI TV sets .. . Art nese coor LlnkJetter•1 ....m ll rlldlUtld ....... L!QjUirin& a Hawaiian llljliU 1 : Luclne A1i1are lnd 11ek11 KraD fmmensaly Ia "~heme" at !be Met Opera ... Ont o1 the .ru. "b:,:r llul~: = chill'&e, wearing lor lhe first lime since, lbe aame lllllt wbleb had been spotted with Otto's blood: some of the otber wft. ntllses also were on bani!: and there 'the colneldeDcel ~!!dod. fO: tltt even1na whimpered to 1 cloae wltb voices quiet, manDerl superi,, quite IIOod buumredly, In lac~ wllb all sharing merry reminiscences ol the aotablt event, even u li'l flo member old DolDpleJ and 8ufo ar Ray m•Jhem . . · Samphoned "21" lor a reservat1011 f• Lazar-but they thioll II wat '1bfl oinma II fer YOUIII 1 joke .. . Otto said be rac'd a . poopls, tltelr probllllll and eall frcal a writer who ~ plaaurel, tbelr lroublee iDII ed 1. Lazar's deplorable lgaor- lwl. AI with the nat ol HelD an<!l of aueb barroom amenJ. Help Us!, it welcomes laucha Ilea .. • "Didn't tha llltla but Wll!l't dade• • ..no.. .... I CffliSOI"'d) know ODe sboutd lion with I brush • off. !brow wiDe lD Jour lace - IIIII Send your teen-age qlllllllonli the glaas?" was the somewhat to YOUTH ASKED JI'OR n', ebte criticism of tbl wbDII Ql- cart of Bel• lflllp Uat IIlla ly meaa .. · <mo saemed fiDe new1110per. mept for a neatly ICUiplured KA. YOU MUI'l'IIE PANII flesiHIDied forehaad bandage . TOO IIGI wlndlnl '~'GuM tha - Gl tbe Dear Belell: aUctnc. I dllll'l IIR pan1a to tliht Joluu!J J,olmawn wed IIIey abut off. circulation "" for the 4tb tiJna u we noted ctuse ...... 011 JOUI' Jess wban ao conservaUve)f: II wu II1J the hair ruba, but I don't Uk• ~tb (Dorothy, IWhryn, Shirley, "bell boltoma all !be way ap" Jackie, and 110w, Carol) either. My mother espects me Alan Kinl and wife In "2t" eel· to gtt paoli a abe too blJ I• ebraled II1J reutrn to hla Bdwy. me around the waist so she comedy, "The Impossible can take them In, beeause shl Years" and announced he'd says they'll either sbrink or played to a packed house . I'll lfOW, •II she pll the rlgill Lawyer and active anti. Com- size. mit Roy Colm lol back from So they don't ·shrink, and trv Communist Hungary delighted the lime 1 grow, they're worn with positive alin& ol ereeptnc out. She woa't PfC them, and capitalism In tllet Iron curtaln- I look like rm wearing my, tt ehattel .. . lf.speclllly '- father'• clothes. Tilt pants are Buclapes<, wblcb he found Dill"• down over my lhoelaces, even. rlly bnpentoua to tbl . lllllll D you aren~ 011 my s Id e. 11'"1 eoliecllve austerities to please don't print this, because other, Redlanda . . . The 11rty one more on my mother's elde. photo ol Laurenct Olivier for and I'd never stop lookiDI Dke tl1e "Othello" 111m 'a ada Is the llCilrecrow. shutter-work ill Roddy Mac- aMydroop-botiomed grandmother also th!DkJ DoweR . ·. Harlem Repubs that's the only wap to buy It!·ere are 1 few) .,. Irked at bfs, And my Dad staya out of Jobn Lllldsq om potrnnap, 11. -HELP meaning laek of 11. Dear Help: 111m Mooney Gjancana'a au. ! printed it, so you ean aee eago warden, Jaclt Jolmoon, ,... wboae aide I'm on. U ~ ··~y's ports the Coaa Moatra dlllf·tn- panll amat ba liken In around orlle Is almoat a model ..,._ 1111 wall!, tbey'U be bapy er; bll Clllly vllllon - I we 1t10qb to get hlm called dlughtm, brotber, IIIDI, attor. "Farmer John," and you ney - 110 PbyiUa McGuirt. need 1 lot ol will power to faoe A controvenlal c1N1111 erltle that Iobei without fllblll!i - or wu •t a movie acreenfng whUe "Wayward Slorll" Wll unfold- bldlnl. Too - Ugbt panla are mlaerin& for tbe flrat olflclal 11mt abll lthey DO ctll!l clrcula· prior ID Ill loldlnt .. . Jolmny ~o.. probl11111 and rallies, In Carson'a MeMahon Friday addltloa to kdlni like a Iolli• (!d) II • beut ~ prolltabla legged c:orstl) but too looM burden - llarred ali !all week pan1a can ruiO 1 1111'1 aelf. 011 Bdwy. Ia Alan King'a place, confidence. I hope your mother dld biB regular morning NBC for. the rf8bt able - wltb ndlo show, lOla of TV, plu1 aettlat thl' help of a clark ill boy~o nmnlnll bls firm wblcb pro- wear. -H. duces cornmerdall alld docu- Dear Helen: JMntary lllms; ~e'U be the I'm fmnlDI! What's so wrona rlcbeat man In the 1'111 home . Wllb our tetn.qt ~~ EvWJ Tot labor ofllelall are men Sltu!Gar I waleb a GOUpil of ~m~Tled about Mike QUm'e COBo TV danca ))rOII'IIDI. You lmOYI dltlon than Jimmy Hofflt'a .. . trhat my lltber dotal Ha lila Lenore IJirle, JOUI' lnmdpop'a tlttre with me and moeta ev. Julie Chrillle, Is ill en Upotate IIQ' atyle, 10111 or 1*11111 that bolpltaL Blossom Dearie, the gentle bojllter, ~pod and brGtt btr pretty sebnoa ID a Loadoa car craab; BIOIIIIII the dearie of tbt IJmty "lnocrowd" (Mary QuQt, Julie Cbrlalle, llarpret Jluth. trford, klda lib that) . . . 0.. ol tbe bJcpr llllbl elubt mllfilo't make It through the week . . . 'Jbt 8aiiJ Ami . _ -lllct Adler .,Ut - Jll'ln'-d bn lhnre . . .., ... N)IC _ , 181 Deoa Martin ... _, blue 111m 6Jotaat froiD b I t "'lbt Slle-." mm. Ill hll Fall. If ahow ltbt Ill trltd .... Tha loldy who died at a ''llfu. at.Sidt" 11111aH lll'aell IIICIIII tf tbt tudleaat u • )IDia . !be-play; a 1'111 down 1111 allle ICI'tllllln&, "Ia Ibn I doetor ill tha boult?" IIVIQI 1111111 before o for-real J!b11ii1Am timidly ehanoed wbal he qpecled mlebt Ill rldkult1 -·t 'runlstan Pres. ba, where, Carl inclqu, Jeeklt itabli iiOOrgul. =~~.~· ~U. cho . .ltepo fatber: . who converoal ' ·.:. )rltb Carl, than l8l4, ''Ylllir: ,Jilt1ish la..E,af - DO l<tlllll il ~·~ . · ".,,,.. part of Talllsla !Vt',OU lromb" Rowan was aslieil . .. . "The Mbmesota pari/' :.Carl -··ed. '. ' l•us~ed. 11 tht abash". :~ llleloll. -,.. ,· ~ Reiillenee ld tbi al BaWiill II known aa .tha. ~ l'l!llcio Palace." '''•,, ID mualc, leiato !I .... ·. ~ lite of mccalo. ( dallllllna tt::o-·- ..,--"-- SEOAL All GAMES WLPOP Wellston ....... 13 I 1148 Nelsonville 00 .. 11 2 11114 Athens .. ... 00. • 9 3 872 Jackson ....... 7 5 754 7&3 Logan .... .... • ~ 7 676 Middleport .. .. 4 8 717 Pomeroy .. . . •. 3 8 591 Gallipolis . .. .. 3 t 61!8 TEAM Loa Angeles 31 Z5 .S54 San Francisco 25 30 .455 Baltimore 25 31 .448 st. Loul1 23 31 .4211 Detroit 18 :r1 J02 Mollllay'a Renltl San Fran 13t Baltimore 118 (Only game acheduled) er lfe tool-FLIPPIN' MAll Dear Flip: · Dmi'll41 11 bvc )'OQ, honlf. Your folks had tba 881111 probllmB with their parentl - and IOUf chlidren will IOilledap have It with YOU. And lace It: if your father really doe your music and dances very SO<Ill you'd begin to CO:Wc1er . them old · fuhloned - IIOW woulda~ yoq' -R. · Dear llelen: , We heve a friend wbt tellh He... oae ofter another An body knon she Is lying .,;. ~ bad tl1lDc Ia we can't believe h even If she might lie the truth. Our parenlll II' because !be doe.m~ lay : enough attention at home _ II the middle child and tha Jl'lllllt8l and the aldesl apolled rotten but 8be doe8n~ get IDJih1nt but bllme Wt like her but wonder ·what' wroal, ~hy and what ean ..: do to help? -G. P. and R. v.a motor, hydramatlc drive, like DeYI Ylhllt aldewall Ureo, back up liJihla, Ylhite over black finish, like IIIW aU red vinyl interior, one OYIDir, Dew 01111 tradt, ww uillea&e, real abarp one. 1195 5 GMAC Financing Available tem: KARR & VAN ZANDT =:. IIIli IIIWipapar, l Dynamic 88 Holiday Cpe. Cadillac - Oldtrnoblle "Y•'D Ub Otlr QallllJ WIJ II Dalal Bte4 t' WY 2·.5342 Pofne!GY. Ohio i • WATCH OUT FOR Ualted Prln Iall!l'loatloDall "eattnneel . ' ll.llfMl-trliO C!J u. tot Ympbw ThJa OOlmmi Is dedlca*i Ia ~ liVID& ao If JOU'rt har· -a kid trouble cr Juat pllia trouble, Itt Helen blip YOU Sba will alao wtlcome ~ owa IDIIIIbtJ aperJeqee,, .,W. drau lftlln Boltelll ...... ·c. , . ·.-:·........- , __ j ':: .J 1 1,·,,,;;. •,L ' IFnii,;,.J..,. U .£)111 ~IIFR'f II Z, . . liiW ' o/ tMf• UP Ifa. . . . $ •., U I 'r: pPfl, eM ir . . . . . ., ;aa~ .m,Jt*., ,... r...., ., ..,.. •• ., .wr . JrATCII-·fOI TBFJI ' in _ _. ..,.,.. " ,.... ...... ., -· .. r Our. Weekly SPECIAL 61 OLDS Your parents are rfsbt: dUilno lc )Jinc fi usually a bfd for attention, and a siBrJ of ms. ourlty. 'Ibis 11r1 needa one to talk to: 1 tblnk your , mott.a mfpt tactfully ' Pfl' IUICia her abe' ff .,.. lnek _. ~ ~ : . . preaa people With lall tales beeause she Is afraid th real person behind them doesa~ llll'o. up. -H. · 1 Scanbl On .... . . . 111111 Jlelllldt Columbus Weal, wldell Ruaed · Bamlllln Oufloll'l Ill lone game of tbe 1Jeek, l'llllt defense tlna1lJ btld dllllll climbed Into fifth place llllll Lima Sel!lor'l biP • .-1D1 Cleveland East Tech lbol IDto Bill MoBride wbo had palat IDo ilxth following two vlclorl11, tala tl %1, 41 and M lillie late one of them a one • polat deelo lite gama. Mcllridl P Gil G11iJ ston over Johll Adame. tt shOia, made five fll lbem Toledo Libbey <14-1) jumped aod wound up with 1J polala • to seenlb aod Elyria and Jolla Garfield won, &Hf. Adame, both loserl Jut week It was a long tlmt OCIIll"lc tied for efgbth. Warren Harding but Lorain won Ill first Bllcllo jumped illto tbl top 10 over eye Coolerenoe pme lfllr D "llooJ I'd 1IU to lit ablt te 11ft Findlay lollowinll viCtoriel over lnssea witb a .,._ wiB . .t I1Uidt wel&bl 11meday" Akron Hoban and Sleubenvllle. Fremoot Rolls. But 1111 ltlalarll Findlay, an upset loser to ore stacked f• lbe lutura wltb NB.A. Skmdinfl S.ndnsl,;y, dropped aU tbe way only one senior • tha otartilll eighth to lltb place. squad . 81 UDited Prell llllenlllloaal from C88ton McKinley jumped to a Down In llOUibwest Olllo, U. 1 Easton Dlv~ • L Pel 21-~ lead and went on to wldp foot forward Wayne Barnett ol Boston M 680 canton Lehman, 81)..56, FridayiFalrborn l!COred 39 polnll, Cincinnati 34 17 ·flll7 night In the Bulldogs' lone ac· eoualing the Western O!u. Philadelphia 14 17 •667 boo of the weekend Big Sam 1League record tn an 11U4 lll'fto New York 11 34 :327 Lipkinl of McKinley scored 21 Hme win over Beavercraet. Weolenl Division w. L. Pet. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. I, lte8 I II we play PDIII lib tMlll a boy and a girl the aame ptect of lleorlct to Nl and aeein& where they meet, but I found .,t our folks did that with marshmallows and at a young. Dear G and R: ~ IS ucks Win; Cincy 0 Visit Bradley '. Jill' lMI that wt - -.piG)' ID Jli'OI8QI OUI'ItiYw IIIII CUI' ''"'liJIW h;n . . IIUJ.. Cl ..,.. ~ . mw "''7·1 SEO Standings ~-;:-=J.Ei~i.l'&i~ AIL ST... 'ftte campbellsville, Ky. Col-I Paul Dillon, 5-11 aenlor center goaled by the Redmen lege Tigers led by &-11 juni"" bad 21 pointl and 21 rebounda, made 28 ol 69 lor 41 per Ron Hord's' 22 points, eked out ·to leld the Redmen. Rudy Rio Grande mode ooly 11 of a 711-'1?. win over Rio Grande Shively, M junior, rounded Into at the foul line. College\ Monday 'night at Camp- form with 18 polnla; Sllaron Rio Grande bad 18 reboundl belisvUie. Gregory, U julllor, had 11 with Dillon's 21 high. Gr........ be third onaecuUve ond Dick Luaettl &-1 jllnl• ..... ' It was I ~ , , · ' ' had I and Shively 4. Tba Redlosa for Coach Art Lonballla bad 10. men bad If tumover1. Redmon who are oow 13-8 for Tbe Tigers led 14 • Ill at tbe sea:.OO and play Cumber· halftime and picked up an 18 Bit Grande (7!) land College tolllght a.l WI!- point leld in the aecond half. 4-2-11; Trainer 1-3-6; lamsburg, Ky. Rio Grande tied bt ICOI'8 about 21; Collins z.o..l; ToYIIer other top scorera tqr the the middle of the l!eCilnd lralf. Lusetu 5-0-10: Shively Tigers were AI Brisgs, 1 • 4 Campbellsville W<JD the eame Tolllls 28-11;.72. , sophomore, with t6 polnls;lat the foul line m•klng 23 of CIDipbeUavllle (78) Dave Peon, M sopbomorl wllh 32 charity tosses. The Tigers 7-e-22: Atwell 4-~11 : PellD 15 ; and Darryl Atwell, 6-1aopb·\ shot 53 per cent making 211 of 15; Brigg• M-18; Freeman omore, wbo had !L t7 from the floor bot were out- 1-7; Cain ll-2-2. Tolala AGDkJINC: ' ........ - · · · ll tbt ·- . .. lilt plclurea that WfAIId ll!ow • teens fullny . OlD' parenll looked wben they " ' klda. Another thing: lllll' · ·. paren11 weren't angela when the'y wert young. I've heard them lalk abiJij die pranb tbey ptdled. D WE did tblnp lib that - · It would Ill C8IJtd .!lmtDUe lleltnqueaey. 'J1lq itt q~ee~ Redmen Lose, 73-72 DOWNING INSURANCE ID 0. art1o1a1 n'rt - --··--- ···-··---· ....... ,.... · ··--.- ~· Ba IIIIi. full ot 1111 dan'eell too. • 1 wlah newapapen would pubo - lioab ........ -...c.unfyll-1NI ..... with tbol, ~ ·-- ,., . COLUMBUS (UPD-Muacular prove otherwiH. .. boarda. 'Jbelr _., loa W11 to w1DL nerup Dayton Chamillade, - . po1111 and had 17 rebonnda II canton McKinley 11 still Obfo'a The Bulldop of Ooadl Robert an out • of • ltail .tellll early The United Preis Internatt... pared to 1 31 • poiDI apread a the rout. 11 best 111 h school basketball Rupert lrave rolled 1111' II vic- in ibe Clllllpaii!D bot.Iince tjlellll Glllo board of eoochea boost- week ago. Mansfield ~ turDtd . ad gnd It tak the torles ta 14 starla by rei)'IPien the Bulldosa iOOI. atroncer than ed M•Klnley's lead In the week- Hamilton Taft <13-0) dlapleced one of the - • ttlan• liP' sqtaut ,- ato mayot toapeed and mnvlo a ' theever ' with olne ®ll!IBCUUveJyratlnptoflpolntaoverrun·LimaShawnee(IW)IIItltelfo...la wltb a li-M vlctm'J..., 8 e Ul'llllllle · 3 1p01 11 the lndBII lltupptd Elyria. But u u Gila ltlpo HtHHI'~ WUHLO paoplt aboi!ld ... ciNit .111111 • • liOt!Hitw~lf. mit 11111 1141tkul llvtl. But lbla Ia a ...... 1,J CltlllroVWUI matflir, counlrJ. ·-·-.... ··· ····-. - ~dr~:. ~:":~ :n:-Ma:' ;J::t.}ro: HELEN HELf' US!< , •• _D__.: ;,.,'.-. = tie scene; •1J" necutlve Sbel~ don Tannea qalll wu Ill mall one year $10.00; Six month1 , SS.28: elnl melodies auildeitlf 11rurt ' '. us u omQ!ngly Uke ·"Call 6lt irrespollllible... ... Can't say .we 8pPl'l"'t of thla 1 - our favorite bot d!J9 e,mpof• ""'__... . ~.... tum, Nathan's a1 Corley .ISIIJi<l, · ""'....... """ .....,._ .,,...,. is adding frogo legs to I bI ctn: at tbt post office 1t Pomeroy. Ohio, NaUonal milf bat lhe (boVeltst Ruth Yorck) already was dead. Otto Premlnger returaed to the scene ot tbe alleged felonlou• Sil-stltch assault (on his eoatlderable loreheed bJ agent . ll'vinl Luar) In "21" and tha collected eolncldeoce& amazed us aU . . . Otlo ·again was 89&t. ed solicitously In the same cornet wbere he ree'd the tlpk· lin·· hamburger-chop on tbe nog.. he was with bts be•••tilul wile. Hope, of cowse:. Jmliledl. liely neamy sat lldwy. colum~ II! Louls Sobo~ 11 be cUd tilt ntght of the celebrated main event; this cale-fll!hl reporter again was suled ~ly the same cllstance from tile aoetal· 111111. 110 Mechanic St., Pomeror. Ohio d78t. Bbaineh Office phone WY 2·2156 Editorial pbono WY 2·2157. Entered UPf Board ·nf Coa ches ·Hike Canton McKinley's Lead In AA Ratings Voice ·()/ Bro(ldway •. (~) . ' . nW �'' ' r . . "Now if We Can Just Build a Few New ·Gadgets Into Him!" THE DAILY SENTINEL . ·' DEVOTED TO INTIRIST OP MEIGUMSON AREA RichUd S. OweD, Publlaber Chester TmnebilL Editor .. Published ev~ry afternoon except SuDdaJ by 'l'bo Ohio vane, PublilhiDI eom. · < 11 second class mautne mattt'r t~dvert isin1 npreatntattve: Botlillelli Kimball, Inc.. 143 LeliJiilon Ave., New York City, New York. Subscription rates: Delivered by caiTler where available, So cents per week; one year in advance at the Daily Sentinel of· fice $15. ~0 : six months, $7.80, three months $3.90. By Motor lloute where carrier ser· viet aot l!flillble one month $130. IJ '··. ~. . ~:· ~. · ::· .~ j ·. Three months. $3.00 ' ·· On The Move ·.. . EVIDENCE · II mountlna that atudenta of today are being JUbjected 10 a dangerous conspiracy and a social cbal· . l~nge unlike an~ that has ever been attempted before 1n the annall ol AmeJ'i. can education. We should be thanldul that the ereat majority including those on the campus of our own ~liege in this county show a responsibility to the fundamental tdeas of American democ· racy and are not active participants ol any 'of the movementJ that is causinc alarm in the ranks of those charaed witb taw and order in our country. t'apilol Comment, Events s1 W1Di1111 s. White The i'ederal Bureau of lDvestiJatlon uys this new element II basing ill. ac· Uvitles on unrestrained individualism. lis members are characterized as radically unconventional - even replllJI~e­ in dress and speech. Indeed, downnght obscenity, complete disrespect for moral and spintual values, and great disregard for law and order are hallmarks of the extreme factions of this new element. This is what is being called the NeYI Left, a term destined to become famil· iar in years to come. It will be little appreciated by the overwhelming majority ol Americans who may be placed (loose· lY! in the "Center" and "Right .. li,, i' WASHINGTON - Sen. ~ In politico been oo richly aery. berl F. Kennedy of New York ed. Only 1 Uttle wbile a110 tha bas now gone all the way over ADA bad declined to ~ te lhe left In bis sbarpeniQI Robert Kennedy'a Sl!llale eanrivalry with Vice - President d1dacy, oolemnly proclllimHubert H. Humphrey for Iead- inll to tha faithful that biB ,.. enbip of the Democratic [ll11y cord wAI''not one of a liberal.'' after President Jobnson leaveo Now, bavlns since vot.td right 111 Wullam LaWl'ellce, D D. 8. Most deollsll lo lhe Untied the White House. by ADA standarda on 18 of 17 Before the Amerlc11111 for testa, he is warnily embraced Slates are ao buay thele daya Democratic Acti111, a oplinter by a faction which John Kenne- that they are working at run group with wbich bis late br~ dy In aU his career would nev· capacity perfol'!llini all aerY• lher, President Kennedy, wo1114 ... joiD. Ieos Involved In provtdlnJ AJDo never ~ladly deal at ali, the erlcana with the beat dentlltr7 Senotor has made a smilln& act It was, moreover, precisely in tbe world. Americana llltlld of contrition for past dlaa&ree- this faction that sa., Jolin • bllllon a 'year lor tbele deomeals with Its frantic Uberal- . Kennedy mOll fll the really lal health aervleea. Ism. He bu lhus slrJICk up 1 polplalt ' lUtlc.al trouble he Yet accordln(! to a IUI'V!J seemingly total aUilncl with 1 ,.. knew as President completed a lew yean ego, faction that regards itself aa Again, Robert Kennedy now Uling the year 1160, our petple the undoubted possessor of saiutea, u the tutor wbo accumulated at leall 7110 mJl. lhe one true liberal fallb br..,trt b1m to tbo lishl, that lion unfillld cavltles. · and is reaarded by masses « first • rate writer and blghly Only 10 per cent of tbl practical Democratic polltl· decent private man who on aU cbldreD under I visited a iJeD. cians as o nolay nulsance to past form Is less than a practt. lilt Nearly one • ll!lrd of all be placated a llttle bit bul cal political adviser - Arthur children 5 through If never vis110t toe much. Schlelinger Jr. To John Keg. ited a dentist, yet neglect ill So Robert Kennedy Is ssytna . tbla qe group can have serious good-bye not simply to a 11 nedy, Sdlleamgar was a valued tonsequencell. more • or - less conservative friend with a apirited gift for Aim~ DDe • tblrd of all peoDemoorall but also to 1b 1 escl!llenl proae. But ha was ple 15 or over ore wtbout natmoderate center of the party definitely not - on the late laral leetb. Perlecloldal dlseln as well. He is going for broke President's own wrylp fond nich euoe• hall tile toot11 with a doctrinaire llboral group and well • remembored word- toss f!l tor popalatfllll, atree1s that has never yet bieo deds- the first l~llow ~ be called ia halp our JI!Oplt by N and alive In the nomination of a when butc pohttcal doclslOOI moot every- bJ tbe time Dernocrattt Presidentl!l ean- ba< to be made, they are "- Ea.. yeu •·• dldote and II not likely to ba Ia If yet moro irony Is needed, people develop molllll ......,, 1961, either. there is the case of Hubert H~ llllll abold 4,1111 died ........ tl Whatever else may ba l8l4 ratio Humphrey. Humpbrey wsa II. .r this ccune, It II clal'tlljl. For en advanced liberal . wben Surely these are awesome Robert KeMedy Is dropping the Robert Keunedy was aWl In ligures. Ia there nothi!ll "' old plioll, tbe moderately lib- coUese. He wu an ADA DIAD can do about 11? Can't dentll eral poilticlans who were botb before Robert Kennedy had disease ba prevented? Some the profelalonal sources ol lered pollticB. But as Kennedy lblnk tile anaer Uea Ill IDift atrenglb ot hia late brother and DIOVed leftward, Humphrey education and bl&her blcolnel; hia favilrlta types u human moved towUd the center. 101110 say concerteol '.publlc aobelncs. Tholllh It Is the 80Wider pos~ ttM Ia -ary, e. •·· [II'CIDOt'ftte oblerver io baund to ... tion lor a Preatdential aspirant, Ing unlvenal fluorldalloa of IIWIIe thai It all must rest upoo Humphrey's change, too, rests drinking water; wblle otberl eonvlclioll; tbat the converilon upon convlctiM. 'ftte eroolon of raise a cry lor more praductlve of a Robert KennedY, who reality bas been the central in). research, 11101'8 dentlela, _.. was once much more conaerv• peiUnt force. For Humphrey auxiliary personnel and by,_. Uve lbU hla brother, II senu- teamed Ioiii ago that whlle bla with llllfllclenl tralnlug to i'lf. Otberwlse, tbe evolvin& purely .doctrinaire liberalism Ia amune tncrenaed mpoaslblllo "new" Kllllledy - who had beady stuff for the talking Ues. . alreact, baell movq rnariledly types, It 1IIOVeS no mountalM, Many people, Iii and out of ltftwanl lor about two yean- pas101 no legislation - and, to IOVe!'liiJ1eDt, feel that tbe blti· -ld bacome Ullbearable alt. date, winl no national elecUons. ger, mer • all problelll of Ingether. (CopJrlgbt, 1966, by United venting dlaease and lllllatalnRarely han lr1111 and parodJ Feature Syndicate, lne. ) in8 good dental · belltll ol 1111' DOlTOR SAYS I There are over three million lull· tlme college students in the country, ,, and most of them are serious mind· I; ed and show every evidence of [, being dedicated to learning and are hard working with little time for , tho activities of what has come to bll ~~ called the New Left. They are the ones who get the headlines, and it would ap· '' pear that one of their main purposes is to get their activities recorded in the . mass media, and perhaps if they were not given such complete coveragt they 1.1 , might not conduct themselves In ruch ' an unseemly manner. ' The New Leit cause• most of the ·' -- turmoil as an expression of concern for ·- ·such things as free speech, dissent and petition. The Federal Bureau of lnvesti· gation ·says that the hard·core f•nactics use those basic rights of our society to distort issues and betray the public. ,. Thank goodness there are milliona of Americans both on and o(f campuaes who have the knowledge from experience that leads them to l!e more stable, and to realize that they have duties and i respon•lbllitiea to carry out. They would , have no part of what borders on anar· chistic and seditious impUcationa in tha New Left. ' '' One editorialist has put It thla way, , Liberty under law, and freedom with re. sponsibility, but liberty without law be· , comes anarchy, and freedom without· re' sponsibility becOmes liceru;e. An exam· : pie of the way aome mlnds work io . ahown in the controversy at one of . Ohio's higher instltutiona of learning. A ; chaqe in the financing of the student :; p.per it being changed from a quarterly : basis to an. annual basis, and the editors " of the publication are erying wolf and , say that they are trying to muuei their . freedom. It is thit Idiotic ma110er of ; splitting hairs thai Is leading manv, who .; should be aeDBihle down the wroni p.lh. Many persons today act downright cldld· Ish in their screams about their freedom being taken away from them. Anyone with an ounce of sense knows that nnne of ua In thil complicated socifty can have complete freedom without endan· gering otbel'l. The Communiat Party IJ happy over thla development In our country. They wiU In every W&IJ capitalize on the actiona of rebellious youth, and try to illcorporate them lnto tbe tervice of tbe communlet cause. Many abrug off these campue activltlea, but we ahould not make the miltake of taldllll them too lightly. The Communist Party it on the march, and It hid an blcNase of several thou•and lut year, and plans are made for the flrll party convention this aprinJ for the first time Iince 11169. Offlctar. art counting up to 100,000, whose 1tate of milld makes them rfp, to join up with the part)' that would Db to bury thii '' ' aey visited her. tor two .Hawaii 'Weeki Rlcbard Boo..•; been ...... for a,:"*" lle'll'bulld a fti'~...,lludlo ~Hnou but our natiWI spies !ben douhl it . . . Joe DIMagjio's firm (Conti· neola! TV) is importinll Jai>aI TV sets .. . Art nese coor LlnkJetter•1 ....m ll rlldlUtld ....... L!QjUirin& a Hawaiian llljliU 1 : Luclne A1i1are lnd 11ek11 KraD fmmensaly Ia "~heme" at !be Met Opera ... Ont o1 the .ru. "b:,:r llul~: = chill'&e, wearing lor lhe first lime since, lbe aame lllllt wbleb had been spotted with Otto's blood: some of the otber wft. ntllses also were on bani!: and there 'the colneldeDcel ~!!dod. fO: tltt even1na whimpered to 1 cloae wltb voices quiet, manDerl superi,, quite IIOod buumredly, In lac~ wllb all sharing merry reminiscences ol the aotablt event, even u li'l flo member old DolDpleJ and 8ufo ar Ray m•Jhem . . · Samphoned "21" lor a reservat1011 f• Lazar-but they thioll II wat '1bfl oinma II fer YOUIII 1 joke .. . Otto said be rac'd a . poopls, tltelr probllllll and eall frcal a writer who ~ plaaurel, tbelr lroublee iDII ed 1. Lazar's deplorable lgaor- lwl. AI with the nat ol HelD an<!l of aueb barroom amenJ. Help Us!, it welcomes laucha Ilea .. • "Didn't tha llltla but Wll!l't dade• • ..no.. .... I CffliSOI"'d) know ODe sboutd lion with I brush • off. !brow wiDe lD Jour lace - IIIII Send your teen-age qlllllllonli the glaas?" was the somewhat to YOUTH ASKED JI'OR n', ebte criticism of tbl wbDII Ql- cart of Bel• lflllp Uat IIlla ly meaa .. · <mo saemed fiDe new1110per. mept for a neatly ICUiplured KA. YOU MUI'l'IIE PANII flesiHIDied forehaad bandage . TOO IIGI wlndlnl '~'GuM tha - Gl tbe Dear Belell: aUctnc. I dllll'l IIR pan1a to tliht Joluu!J J,olmawn wed IIIey abut off. circulation "" for the 4tb tiJna u we noted ctuse ...... 011 JOUI' Jess wban ao conservaUve)f: II wu II1J the hair ruba, but I don't Uk• ~tb (Dorothy, IWhryn, Shirley, "bell boltoma all !be way ap" Jackie, and 110w, Carol) either. My mother espects me Alan Kinl and wife In "2t" eel· to gtt paoli a abe too blJ I• ebraled II1J reutrn to hla Bdwy. me around the waist so she comedy, "The Impossible can take them In, beeause shl Years" and announced he'd says they'll either sbrink or played to a packed house . I'll lfOW, •II she pll the rlgill Lawyer and active anti. Com- size. mit Roy Colm lol back from So they don't ·shrink, and trv Communist Hungary delighted the lime 1 grow, they're worn with positive alin& ol ereeptnc out. She woa't PfC them, and capitalism In tllet Iron curtaln- I look like rm wearing my, tt ehattel .. . lf.speclllly '- father'• clothes. Tilt pants are Buclapes<, wblcb he found Dill"• down over my lhoelaces, even. rlly bnpentoua to tbl . lllllll D you aren~ 011 my s Id e. 11'"1 eoliecllve austerities to please don't print this, because other, Redlanda . . . The 11rty one more on my mother's elde. photo ol Laurenct Olivier for and I'd never stop lookiDI Dke tl1e "Othello" 111m 'a ada Is the llCilrecrow. shutter-work ill Roddy Mac- aMydroop-botiomed grandmother also th!DkJ DoweR . ·. Harlem Repubs that's the only wap to buy It!·ere are 1 few) .,. Irked at bfs, And my Dad staya out of Jobn Lllldsq om potrnnap, 11. -HELP meaning laek of 11. Dear Help: 111m Mooney Gjancana'a au. ! printed it, so you ean aee eago warden, Jaclt Jolmoon, ,... wboae aide I'm on. U ~ ··~y's ports the Coaa Moatra dlllf·tn- panll amat ba liken In around orlle Is almoat a model ..,._ 1111 wall!, tbey'U be bapy er; bll Clllly vllllon - I we 1t10qb to get hlm called dlughtm, brotber, IIIDI, attor. "Farmer John," and you ney - 110 PbyiUa McGuirt. need 1 lot ol will power to faoe A controvenlal c1N1111 erltle that Iobei without fllblll!i - or wu •t a movie acreenfng whUe "Wayward Slorll" Wll unfold- bldlnl. Too - Ugbt panla are mlaerin& for tbe flrat olflclal 11mt abll lthey DO ctll!l clrcula· prior ID Ill loldlnt .. . Jolmny ~o.. probl11111 and rallies, In Carson'a MeMahon Friday addltloa to kdlni like a Iolli• (!d) II • beut ~ prolltabla legged c:orstl) but too looM burden - llarred ali !all week pan1a can ruiO 1 1111'1 aelf. 011 Bdwy. Ia Alan King'a place, confidence. I hope your mother dld biB regular morning NBC for. the rf8bt able - wltb ndlo show, lOla of TV, plu1 aettlat thl' help of a clark ill boy~o nmnlnll bls firm wblcb pro- wear. -H. duces cornmerdall alld docu- Dear Helen: JMntary lllms; ~e'U be the I'm fmnlDI! What's so wrona rlcbeat man In the 1'111 home . Wllb our tetn.qt ~~ EvWJ Tot labor ofllelall are men Sltu!Gar I waleb a GOUpil of ~m~Tled about Mike QUm'e COBo TV danca ))rOII'IIDI. You lmOYI dltlon than Jimmy Hofflt'a .. . trhat my lltber dotal Ha lila Lenore IJirle, JOUI' lnmdpop'a tlttre with me and moeta ev. Julie Chrillle, Is ill en Upotate IIQ' atyle, 10111 or 1*11111 that bolpltaL Blossom Dearie, the gentle bojllter, ~pod and brGtt btr pretty sebnoa ID a Loadoa car craab; BIOIIIIII the dearie of tbt IJmty "lnocrowd" (Mary QuQt, Julie Cbrlalle, llarpret Jluth. trford, klda lib that) . . . 0.. ol tbe bJcpr llllbl elubt mllfilo't make It through the week . . . 'Jbt 8aiiJ Ami . _ -lllct Adler .,Ut - Jll'ln'-d bn lhnre . . .., ... N)IC _ , 181 Deoa Martin ... _, blue 111m 6Jotaat froiD b I t "'lbt Slle-." mm. Ill hll Fall. If ahow ltbt Ill trltd .... Tha loldy who died at a ''llfu. at.Sidt" 11111aH lll'aell IIICIIII tf tbt tudleaat u • )IDia . !be-play; a 1'111 down 1111 allle ICI'tllllln&, "Ia Ibn I doetor ill tha boult?" IIVIQI 1111111 before o for-real J!b11ii1Am timidly ehanoed wbal he qpecled mlebt Ill rldkult1 -·t 'runlstan Pres. ba, where, Carl inclqu, Jeeklt itabli iiOOrgul. =~~.~· ~U. cho . .ltepo fatber: . who converoal ' ·.:. )rltb Carl, than l8l4, ''Ylllir: ,Jilt1ish la..E,af - DO l<tlllll il ~·~ . · ".,,,.. part of Talllsla !Vt',OU lromb" Rowan was aslieil . .. . "The Mbmesota pari/' :.Carl -··ed. '. ' l•us~ed. 11 tht abash". :~ llleloll. -,.. ,· ~ Reiillenee ld tbi al BaWiill II known aa .tha. ~ l'l!llcio Palace." '''•,, ID mualc, leiato !I .... ·. ~ lite of mccalo. ( dallllllna tt::o-·- ..,--"-- SEOAL All GAMES WLPOP Wellston ....... 13 I 1148 Nelsonville 00 .. 11 2 11114 Athens .. ... 00. • 9 3 872 Jackson ....... 7 5 754 7&3 Logan .... .... • ~ 7 676 Middleport .. .. 4 8 717 Pomeroy .. . . •. 3 8 591 Gallipolis . .. .. 3 t 61!8 TEAM Loa Angeles 31 Z5 .S54 San Francisco 25 30 .455 Baltimore 25 31 .448 st. Loul1 23 31 .4211 Detroit 18 :r1 J02 Mollllay'a Renltl San Fran 13t Baltimore 118 (Only game acheduled) er lfe tool-FLIPPIN' MAll Dear Flip: · Dmi'll41 11 bvc )'OQ, honlf. Your folks had tba 881111 probllmB with their parentl - and IOUf chlidren will IOilledap have It with YOU. And lace It: if your father really doe your music and dances very SO<Ill you'd begin to CO:Wc1er . them old · fuhloned - IIOW woulda~ yoq' -R. · Dear llelen: , We heve a friend wbt tellh He... oae ofter another An body knon she Is lying .,;. ~ bad tl1lDc Ia we can't believe h even If she might lie the truth. Our parenlll II' because !be doe.m~ lay : enough attention at home _ II the middle child and tha Jl'lllllt8l and the aldesl apolled rotten but 8be doe8n~ get IDJih1nt but bllme Wt like her but wonder ·what' wroal, ~hy and what ean ..: do to help? -G. P. and R. v.a motor, hydramatlc drive, like DeYI Ylhllt aldewall Ureo, back up liJihla, Ylhite over black finish, like IIIW aU red vinyl interior, one OYIDir, Dew 01111 tradt, ww uillea&e, real abarp one. 1195 5 GMAC Financing Available tem: KARR & VAN ZANDT =:. IIIli IIIWipapar, l Dynamic 88 Holiday Cpe. Cadillac - Oldtrnoblle "Y•'D Ub Otlr QallllJ WIJ II Dalal Bte4 t' WY 2·.5342 Pofne!GY. Ohio i • WATCH OUT FOR Ualted Prln Iall!l'loatloDall "eattnneel . ' ll.llfMl-trliO C!J u. tot Ympbw ThJa OOlmmi Is dedlca*i Ia ~ liVID& ao If JOU'rt har· -a kid trouble cr Juat pllia trouble, Itt Helen blip YOU Sba will alao wtlcome ~ owa IDIIIIbtJ aperJeqee,, .,W. drau lftlln Boltelll ...... ·c. , . ·.-:·........- , __ j ':: .J 1 1,·,,,;;. •,L ' IFnii,;,.J..,. U .£)111 ~IIFR'f II Z, . . liiW ' o/ tMf• UP Ifa. . . . $ •., U I 'r: pPfl, eM ir . . . . . ., ;aa~ .m,Jt*., ,... r...., ., ..,.. •• ., .wr . JrATCII-·fOI TBFJI ' in _ _. ..,.,.. " ,.... ...... ., -· .. r Our. Weekly SPECIAL 61 OLDS Your parents are rfsbt: dUilno lc )Jinc fi usually a bfd for attention, and a siBrJ of ms. ourlty. 'Ibis 11r1 needa one to talk to: 1 tblnk your , mott.a mfpt tactfully ' Pfl' IUICia her abe' ff .,.. lnek _. ~ ~ : . . preaa people With lall tales beeause she Is afraid th real person behind them doesa~ llll'o. up. -H. · 1 Scanbl On .... . . . 111111 Jlelllldt Columbus Weal, wldell Ruaed · Bamlllln Oufloll'l Ill lone game of tbe 1Jeek, l'llllt defense tlna1lJ btld dllllll climbed Into fifth place llllll Lima Sel!lor'l biP • .-1D1 Cleveland East Tech lbol IDto Bill MoBride wbo had palat IDo ilxth following two vlclorl11, tala tl %1, 41 and M lillie late one of them a one • polat deelo lite gama. Mcllridl P Gil G11iJ ston over Johll Adame. tt shOia, made five fll lbem Toledo Libbey <14-1) jumped aod wound up with 1J polala • to seenlb aod Elyria and Jolla Garfield won, &Hf. Adame, both loserl Jut week It was a long tlmt OCIIll"lc tied for efgbth. Warren Harding but Lorain won Ill first Bllcllo jumped illto tbl top 10 over eye Coolerenoe pme lfllr D "llooJ I'd 1IU to lit ablt te 11ft Findlay lollowinll viCtoriel over lnssea witb a .,._ wiB . .t I1Uidt wel&bl 11meday" Akron Hoban and Sleubenvllle. Fremoot Rolls. But 1111 ltlalarll Findlay, an upset loser to ore stacked f• lbe lutura wltb NB.A. Skmdinfl S.ndnsl,;y, dropped aU tbe way only one senior • tha otartilll eighth to lltb place. squad . 81 UDited Prell llllenlllloaal from C88ton McKinley jumped to a Down In llOUibwest Olllo, U. 1 Easton Dlv~ • L Pel 21-~ lead and went on to wldp foot forward Wayne Barnett ol Boston M 680 canton Lehman, 81)..56, FridayiFalrborn l!COred 39 polnll, Cincinnati 34 17 ·flll7 night In the Bulldogs' lone ac· eoualing the Western O!u. Philadelphia 14 17 •667 boo of the weekend Big Sam 1League record tn an 11U4 lll'fto New York 11 34 :327 Lipkinl of McKinley scored 21 Hme win over Beavercraet. Weolenl Division w. L. Pet. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. I, lte8 I II we play PDIII lib tMlll a boy and a girl the aame ptect of lleorlct to Nl and aeein& where they meet, but I found .,t our folks did that with marshmallows and at a young. Dear G and R: ~ IS ucks Win; Cincy 0 Visit Bradley '. Jill' lMI that wt - -.piG)' ID Jli'OI8QI OUI'ItiYw IIIII CUI' ''"'liJIW h;n . . IIUJ.. Cl ..,.. ~ . mw "''7·1 SEO Standings ~-;:-=J.Ei~i.l'&i~ AIL ST... 'ftte campbellsville, Ky. Col-I Paul Dillon, 5-11 aenlor center goaled by the Redmen lege Tigers led by &-11 juni"" bad 21 pointl and 21 rebounda, made 28 ol 69 lor 41 per Ron Hord's' 22 points, eked out ·to leld the Redmen. Rudy Rio Grande mode ooly 11 of a 711-'1?. win over Rio Grande Shively, M junior, rounded Into at the foul line. College\ Monday 'night at Camp- form with 18 polnla; Sllaron Rio Grande bad 18 reboundl belisvUie. Gregory, U julllor, had 11 with Dillon's 21 high. Gr........ be third onaecuUve ond Dick Luaettl &-1 jllnl• ..... ' It was I ~ , , · ' ' had I and Shively 4. Tba Redlosa for Coach Art Lonballla bad 10. men bad If tumover1. Redmon who are oow 13-8 for Tbe Tigers led 14 • Ill at tbe sea:.OO and play Cumber· halftime and picked up an 18 Bit Grande (7!) land College tolllght a.l WI!- point leld in the aecond half. 4-2-11; Trainer 1-3-6; lamsburg, Ky. Rio Grande tied bt ICOI'8 about 21; Collins z.o..l; ToYIIer other top scorera tqr the the middle of the l!eCilnd lralf. Lusetu 5-0-10: Shively Tigers were AI Brisgs, 1 • 4 Campbellsville W<JD the eame Tolllls 28-11;.72. , sophomore, with t6 polnls;lat the foul line m•klng 23 of CIDipbeUavllle (78) Dave Peon, M sopbomorl wllh 32 charity tosses. The Tigers 7-e-22: Atwell 4-~11 : PellD 15 ; and Darryl Atwell, 6-1aopb·\ shot 53 per cent making 211 of 15; Brigg• M-18; Freeman omore, wbo had !L t7 from the floor bot were out- 1-7; Cain ll-2-2. Tolala AGDkJINC: ' ........ - · · · ll tbt ·- . .. lilt plclurea that WfAIId ll!ow • teens fullny . OlD' parenll looked wben they " ' klda. Another thing: lllll' · ·. paren11 weren't angela when the'y wert young. I've heard them lalk abiJij die pranb tbey ptdled. D WE did tblnp lib that - · It would Ill C8IJtd .!lmtDUe lleltnqueaey. 'J1lq itt q~ee~ Redmen Lose, 73-72 DOWNING INSURANCE ID 0. art1o1a1 n'rt - --··--- ···-··---· ....... ,.... · ··--.- ~· Ba IIIIi. full ot 1111 dan'eell too. • 1 wlah newapapen would pubo - lioab ........ -...c.unfyll-1NI ..... with tbol, ~ ·-- ,., . COLUMBUS (UPD-Muacular prove otherwiH. .. boarda. 'Jbelr _., loa W11 to w1DL nerup Dayton Chamillade, - . po1111 and had 17 rebonnda II canton McKinley 11 still Obfo'a The Bulldop of Ooadl Robert an out • of • ltail .tellll early The United Preis Internatt... pared to 1 31 • poiDI apread a the rout. 11 best 111 h school basketball Rupert lrave rolled 1111' II vic- in ibe Clllllpaii!D bot.Iince tjlellll Glllo board of eoochea boost- week ago. Mansfield ~ turDtd . ad gnd It tak the torles ta 14 starla by rei)'IPien the Bulldosa iOOI. atroncer than ed M•Klnley's lead In the week- Hamilton Taft <13-0) dlapleced one of the - • ttlan• liP' sqtaut ,- ato mayot toapeed and mnvlo a ' theever ' with olne ®ll!IBCUUveJyratlnptoflpolntaoverrun·LimaShawnee(IW)IIItltelfo...la wltb a li-M vlctm'J..., 8 e Ul'llllllle · 3 1p01 11 the lndBII lltupptd Elyria. But u u Gila ltlpo HtHHI'~ WUHLO paoplt aboi!ld ... ciNit .111111 • • liOt!Hitw~lf. mit 11111 1141tkul llvtl. But lbla Ia a ...... 1,J CltlllroVWUI matflir, counlrJ. ·-·-.... ··· ····-. - ~dr~:. ~:":~ :n:-Ma:' ;J::t.}ro: HELEN HELf' US!< , •• _D__.: ;,.,'.-. = tie scene; •1J" necutlve Sbel~ don Tannea qalll wu Ill mall one year $10.00; Six month1 , SS.28: elnl melodies auildeitlf 11rurt ' '. us u omQ!ngly Uke ·"Call 6lt irrespollllible... ... Can't say .we 8pPl'l"'t of thla 1 - our favorite bot d!J9 e,mpof• ""'__... . ~.... tum, Nathan's a1 Corley .ISIIJi<l, · ""'....... """ .....,._ .,,...,. is adding frogo legs to I bI ctn: at tbt post office 1t Pomeroy. Ohio, NaUonal milf bat lhe (boVeltst Ruth Yorck) already was dead. Otto Premlnger returaed to the scene ot tbe alleged felonlou• Sil-stltch assault (on his eoatlderable loreheed bJ agent . ll'vinl Luar) In "21" and tha collected eolncldeoce& amazed us aU . . . Otlo ·again was 89&t. ed solicitously In the same cornet wbere he ree'd the tlpk· lin·· hamburger-chop on tbe nog.. he was with bts be•••tilul wile. Hope, of cowse:. Jmliledl. liely neamy sat lldwy. colum~ II! Louls Sobo~ 11 be cUd tilt ntght of the celebrated main event; this cale-fll!hl reporter again was suled ~ly the same cllstance from tile aoetal· 111111. 110 Mechanic St., Pomeror. Ohio d78t. Bbaineh Office phone WY 2·2156 Editorial pbono WY 2·2157. Entered UPf Board ·nf Coa ches ·Hike Canton McKinley's Lead In AA Ratings Voice ·()/ Bro(ldway •. (~) . ' . nW �,, ,, 1 / \ ' r ' Dilly Selllllle~ Po"'"VJ·Kld~ ' Cil., ,..,, l, ~~ Two Candidates File for '.'· Micldltpari, 0. ~.' :, ---- DRY CLEANING Oxfords & Loafers SERVICE ON REQUEST Robinson's Rot· $6.99'10 $12.99 t ECDIIOMY PIICEDI MW NIH 'Ill NWII-._ DRY CLEANING Roush's Sl!oe Store trii:Uu dMb dililown 1111ep. , , tW IIDW,.mll, lcter•llll. -- ...... , , ..... e IIIIWI'fiiPPIII....._...._,. If III¥J1 ftllll .... for _. PP '1 • ' 41lhlll:l ...... ·~ lllrtf · - ...,., . t lltt ~n· LIIU"-Cioflr ....-lldlr. ' eiiW"NWIIhll"IIHI... Thaf co/or(ul .......llllrtmlfol Mlfll IIIIa,,, 11111'1 bldlall lllltlr ... .,..,, chap FULL AHDYC»P 4-PLY NYLON CORD ' 'dr/' I I .I .19 Pluo Mort Firmly I• Plac@ Tax Do :rour raw Uleth unoy and. em· barrt.M ))}' &Uppb:lf, droppiDs orwob· bllDII when you ¥t. lAXJ.b or talk? Just lprlnkle a Uffie l' UJ51 R Oll · rour platea. Tbllalludlae (non...f.Cid l .,owtter holdJ tale(l teetb nwre llrriiiJ GIRLS' PANTIES W1th crumb catcher, Infants ' designs. -----•. ~--~ and more. comfortably. fto llUtnmJ, IGOeJ,putytaate or teelln,.Doe• not aout . Cbt$11 "ptate 011.01'' (dentUfe br"Q,tbJ. on PASTII:TII tod&J at ';.~~ ' . . ,~:" # . drUI countm •\'er,wbere. ... ,., ~· ~ .1" LACE SCARFS is co~r~ing SUNDAYS too Sc Embossed . Asst. co l· ors. 81g ' PAY DAY 'l'ERHSI in fu?"'JHI ~! BEG·i·H·~JhG I ='= 4/S9t: =~~ 2/6Sc WOMIN'S BRIEFS 11' MOORE'S C:.4TE 1n NAME OF PAPER 15~10-int:h. LIKE TO LAUCH? read MORTY 1Sc Poly lid seals it tight, 22•oz. size. Re1. 19c ---= SSo Yorllt1 "' llylea. _._Printlor ............uc Pl•tic WASTEBASKET Rif!:id linear plas· SAY t ic. >Decorator color s. Hold s 28·q~. 1£ MY VALfNDNE S9c Re1. FROM DUDLEY'S BEAUTIFUL BLOOMING PLANTS AZALEAS· MUMS HYACINTHS • TULIPS Rice II tbt staple food of most one-hall of the world's . 1 population. Harold ChaM, Mtr. Looult lt. ..Midd]opolt $3.00 up TN PI.AJMIITl I IIIIMet PetiO Shmtv. ruu ed lite.. trucffo n - ye-t ..1'1'1\IZlrltriy NchtMI!illltt C Oli II EYI .. · 1111 . . c 93 .Boxed Cut Flowers Ro11s • C1m1tions Mixed _ $5.00 doz. . MIDDLEPORT, 0. L·L'S BEN FRAN DUDLEY'S. I 9e m. rer.~nd cake, loqt. sauce. ARRANGEMENTS $3.5,0 up 59N. 2nd Avo. MIDDLEPORT, 0. ,~. Aluminum. 6·muffin tin, Red & White BAKER ,. . . sse... TEFLON PANS ... ·•. -· ··-· ... MIDDLEPORT, 0. �,, ,, 1 / \ ' r ' Dilly Selllllle~ Po"'"VJ·Kld~ ' Cil., ,..,, l, ~~ Two Candidates File for '.'· Micldltpari, 0. ~.' :, ---- DRY CLEANING Oxfords & Loafers SERVICE ON REQUEST Robinson's Rot· $6.99'10 $12.99 t ECDIIOMY PIICEDI MW NIH 'Ill NWII-._ DRY CLEANING Roush's Sl!oe Store trii:Uu dMb dililown 1111ep. , , tW IIDW,.mll, lcter•llll. -- ...... , , ..... e IIIIWI'fiiPPIII....._...._,. If III¥J1 ftllll .... for _. PP '1 • ' 41lhlll:l ...... ·~ lllrtf · - ...,., . t lltt ~n· LIIU"-Cioflr ....-lldlr. ' eiiW"NWIIhll"IIHI... Thaf co/or(ul .......llllrtmlfol Mlfll IIIIa,,, 11111'1 bldlall lllltlr ... .,..,, chap FULL AHDYC»P 4-PLY NYLON CORD ' 'dr/' I I .I .19 Pluo Mort Firmly I• Plac@ Tax Do :rour raw Uleth unoy and. em· barrt.M ))}' &Uppb:lf, droppiDs orwob· bllDII when you ¥t. lAXJ.b or talk? Just lprlnkle a Uffie l' UJ51 R Oll · rour platea. Tbllalludlae (non...f.Cid l .,owtter holdJ tale(l teetb nwre llrriiiJ GIRLS' PANTIES W1th crumb catcher, Infants ' designs. -----•. ~--~ and more. comfortably. fto llUtnmJ, IGOeJ,putytaate or teelln,.Doe• not aout . Cbt$11 "ptate 011.01'' (dentUfe br"Q,tbJ. on PASTII:TII tod&J at ';.~~ ' . . ,~:" # . drUI countm •\'er,wbere. ... ,., ~· ~ .1" LACE SCARFS is co~r~ing SUNDAYS too Sc Embossed . Asst. co l· ors. 81g ' PAY DAY 'l'ERHSI in fu?"'JHI ~! BEG·i·H·~JhG I ='= 4/S9t: =~~ 2/6Sc WOMIN'S BRIEFS 11' MOORE'S C:.4TE 1n NAME OF PAPER 15~10-int:h. LIKE TO LAUCH? read MORTY 1Sc Poly lid seals it tight, 22•oz. size. Re1. 19c ---= SSo Yorllt1 "' llylea. _._Printlor ............uc Pl•tic WASTEBASKET Rif!:id linear plas· SAY t ic. >Decorator color s. Hold s 28·q~. 1£ MY VALfNDNE S9c Re1. FROM DUDLEY'S BEAUTIFUL BLOOMING PLANTS AZALEAS· MUMS HYACINTHS • TULIPS Rice II tbt staple food of most one-hall of the world's . 1 population. Harold ChaM, Mtr. Looult lt. ..Midd]opolt $3.00 up TN PI.AJMIITl I IIIIMet PetiO Shmtv. ruu ed lite.. trucffo n - ye-t ..1'1'1\IZlrltriy NchtMI!illltt C Oli II EYI .. · 1111 . . c 93 .Boxed Cut Flowers Ro11s • C1m1tions Mixed _ $5.00 doz. . MIDDLEPORT, 0. L·L'S BEN FRAN DUDLEY'S. I 9e m. rer.~nd cake, loqt. sauce. ARRANGEMENTS $3.5,0 up 59N. 2nd Avo. MIDDLEPORT, 0. ,~. Aluminum. 6·muffin tin, Red & White BAKER ,. . . sse... TEFLON PANS ... ·•. -· ··-· ... MIDDLEPORT, 0. �j, •• ' ' ' ' ( ' q ., ·, I \ J ·'· , <' ' - ·- ( . ' r, .;..;.GlE and . - -- )NU~FY - --~- WANT AD INI'QIMAnON DIADI.IMU I p, M. IU....,. "NIIOIIIa,..,,_ .. IIIIIIIIIY ......... tall. A. M. ~AJICILLATIOIII tt• CORQCTIOMI WI. II uu,:tM unttl A. M. For DIY .. Pvfllll..... • QUAUIT Pome~v! Motor -Co. For Aftotller ,lilt ' ......!II I• ( lyo NIAL AOAMf ·--- FER A WHILo THAR, UNK !iNUFF'f, I COULDA !WJORE YE WRAR 50i)NO ASLEEP =~~ lfi.W;AHEAA~ CLI ~ER. .. 7 I 1, lee& .. SMITH IL o. l'eb. :< ' •' ' " Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddlaport, ,.· li River I IEWI LANDMARK ' ' fJr-Zelt .•.1 aaeULATIONI Thl hDIIIW IWIIWI the ri!IM to Ntt •r retMt ....,. .a ltetftMI Wttcfltftlltlt LI'L ABNER .._.. bll . .IMCIIIfw!y, nt . . . HIMirltCI tllhtr wt• I'"" not By AL CAPP &It ,....... ~.. t.r ....,. ................... llllfi'HH. ,., w.,..UTII u ..,..• 4 Ctnl pw WIN ... 1....-tiH MIIIIIWIII CUrve 61 ctfttl net~~t~ ,...._......,.nne c... IHUtl¥1 ............ H ,., CIRt DIKHnt on Hr.i ICit MCl 1111 ,.., Wtthln II Up. CAI.D OJI TNANKI A OltTUAIIII 11 .U fer It wcm1 minimUM. 11ch HttHIIHtll . .re~ 11. OPPIICI IIOUitl lilt A. M, to 1100 P , M. DillY lltuntQ ' 1M A. M... 11!61 Noon IT'I 10 IAI'i' OPI!N lVII. t.OO P.M. TO PLACI A UIUL T P'lODUCINO WANT AD ' .... THE BORN LOSER 2 -1 By ART __, . • ..._ Notice 014, I HE"ARO VOlt AND ANN! ~ MET, UP IN TI-lE WOOOG, A COUIU 1i1ti90: BAa( l '-H, JO& '! ' THREE and four room lurnisJ>. ed and unfurnished apartmenta. WY ~12 8 tfc DAILY CROSSWORD By RAEBURN VAN BUREN FURNISHED, 4 rooms and bath, apartmenl In Pomeroy. WY :1-3m. 12 Sl tfo for rent. Pbone WY _ ter I p.m. Phonl WY 2-357f. Rowley IDd Reed Hardwaro. 11 I tfo =tiWLER=:=""'w'":;;:TB=----=~ -----.. liP IIIII wlllr. llnnm'• 1'l1dl er l'lrl< !Stat~ Approved) UlnamiDe. Oblo, ~ W\ NIIM. I II lie 1Mi Llnoolll Jlgll. I bedroom bouae. Beautiful Birch titcnea cablnetl. Pbono: WY Ml27. I 4 tfo f .··. ,...-"" _ --a:,a. -.. Write your ~n the pages of history. TWO TRAILER SPACES l<lr rent in lhe Village o.f Mlddl• port. CaD WY :1-3341 or WY UUI6 or WY 2-3fiOII. 1180tfo FOR SALE SCHULT Housetraller, I 1 2t, one bedroom, very good c:ondlllOII. Priced lo oell. CaU ' SH :1-4711.'1 . IXPERIINCED rlgb~ llley'll be I delight il cleaned with Blue Lustn. Rent electm llbam-.pooer $1. Baker Funliture, Middleport I Sl SAVE Big· Do your owo . and upholstery cleaning :I'REAT ruga RADIATOR SERVICE Prom tho llr&eol lrutt er bulldozer radiator , 1o tho Blue Lualro. Rent eleci1r1c I . sbampooer $1. Pomeroy !lienI Bloclt Co., Pomeroy_ J'IREWOOD, -any 11111111111 beater • ...._ BLAETTNAR'S WYW141 I 31 --'- W'Ih'181n.DA.~ 0~.-t-1:11• .. ... .,.·- '.- o ,.... ...... .,,truurs. . ' leoglh,- pkk up load. cau "" Glendale Skldmlll'l, 1 Oblo, MY Wlrl. ,_..; But-don't forget your -2$ . .... ... ~· %&''• IIR BBA'I'A FA'I'A JW actaO'I'A DBBA, WO'I' I:WeDI: FWctD• IWa a.-alPII:B BW'I' RB.-'IBIBBA'I' y; s ..,_. Qn: a ••• • IU8 1.o1r !118 Miff tO UDWKic:&JDIOir,..,._ftl'¥6 Mll"W•& te IIILDI?rzt ••• • 14- . --·------------------~ " ., ' • {'' ~ I 4 ... ~~ f- " -'.:· .. ~)51t 'I ' -4. :!;-··· .. .. . •\'' ,\' -· - " II I: I �j, •• ' ' ' ' ( ' q ., ·, I \ J ·'· , <' ' - ·- ( . ' r, .;..;.GlE and . - -- )NU~FY - --~- WANT AD INI'QIMAnON DIADI.IMU I p, M. IU....,. "NIIOIIIa,..,,_ .. IIIIIIIIIY ......... tall. A. M. ~AJICILLATIOIII tt• CORQCTIOMI WI. II uu,:tM unttl A. M. For DIY .. Pvfllll..... • QUAUIT Pome~v! Motor -Co. For Aftotller ,lilt ' ......!II I• ( lyo NIAL AOAMf ·--- FER A WHILo THAR, UNK !iNUFF'f, I COULDA !WJORE YE WRAR 50i)NO ASLEEP =~~ lfi.W;AHEAA~ CLI ~ER. .. 7 I 1, lee& .. SMITH IL o. l'eb. :< ' •' ' " Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddlaport, ,.· li River I IEWI LANDMARK ' ' fJr-Zelt .•.1 aaeULATIONI Thl hDIIIW IWIIWI the ri!IM to Ntt •r retMt ....,. .a ltetftMI Wttcfltftlltlt LI'L ABNER .._.. bll . .IMCIIIfw!y, nt . . . HIMirltCI tllhtr wt• I'"" not By AL CAPP &It ,....... ~.. t.r ....,. ................... llllfi'HH. ,., w.,..UTII u ..,..• 4 Ctnl pw WIN ... 1....-tiH MIIIIIWIII CUrve 61 ctfttl net~~t~ ,...._......,.nne c... IHUtl¥1 ............ H ,., CIRt DIKHnt on Hr.i ICit MCl 1111 ,.., Wtthln II Up. CAI.D OJI TNANKI A OltTUAIIII 11 .U fer It wcm1 minimUM. 11ch HttHIIHtll . .re~ 11. OPPIICI IIOUitl lilt A. M, to 1100 P , M. DillY lltuntQ ' 1M A. M... 11!61 Noon IT'I 10 IAI'i' OPI!N lVII. t.OO P.M. TO PLACI A UIUL T P'lODUCINO WANT AD ' .... THE BORN LOSER 2 -1 By ART __, . • ..._ Notice 014, I HE"ARO VOlt AND ANN! ~ MET, UP IN TI-lE WOOOG, A COUIU 1i1ti90: BAa( l '-H, JO& '! ' THREE and four room lurnisJ>. ed and unfurnished apartmenta. WY ~12 8 tfc DAILY CROSSWORD By RAEBURN VAN BUREN FURNISHED, 4 rooms and bath, apartmenl In Pomeroy. WY :1-3m. 12 Sl tfo for rent. Pbone WY _ ter I p.m. Phonl WY 2-357f. Rowley IDd Reed Hardwaro. 11 I tfo =tiWLER=:=""'w'":;;:TB=----=~ -----.. liP IIIII wlllr. llnnm'• 1'l1dl er l'lrl< !Stat~ Approved) UlnamiDe. Oblo, ~ W\ NIIM. I II lie 1Mi Llnoolll Jlgll. I bedroom bouae. Beautiful Birch titcnea cablnetl. Pbono: WY Ml27. I 4 tfo f .··. ,...-"" _ --a:,a. -.. Write your ~n the pages of history. TWO TRAILER SPACES l<lr rent in lhe Village o.f Mlddl• port. CaD WY :1-3341 or WY UUI6 or WY 2-3fiOII. 1180tfo FOR SALE SCHULT Housetraller, I 1 2t, one bedroom, very good c:ondlllOII. Priced lo oell. CaU ' SH :1-4711.'1 . IXPERIINCED rlgb~ llley'll be I delight il cleaned with Blue Lustn. Rent electm llbam-.pooer $1. Baker Funliture, Middleport I Sl SAVE Big· Do your owo . and upholstery cleaning :I'REAT ruga RADIATOR SERVICE Prom tho llr&eol lrutt er bulldozer radiator , 1o tho Blue Lualro. Rent eleci1r1c I . sbampooer $1. Pomeroy !lienI Bloclt Co., Pomeroy_ J'IREWOOD, -any 11111111111 beater • ...._ BLAETTNAR'S WYW141 I 31 --'- W'Ih'181n.DA.~ 0~.-t-1:11• .. ... .,.·- '.- o ,.... ...... .,,truurs. . ' leoglh,- pkk up load. cau "" Glendale Skldmlll'l, 1 Oblo, MY Wlrl. ,_..; But-don't forget your -2$ . .... ... ~· %&''• IIR BBA'I'A FA'I'A JW actaO'I'A DBBA, WO'I' I:WeDI: FWctD• IWa a.-alPII:B BW'I' RB.-'IBIBBA'I' y; s ..,_. Qn: a ••• • IU8 1.o1r !118 Miff tO UDWKic:&JDIOir,..,._ftl'¥6 Mll"W•& te IIILDI?rzt ••• • 14- . --·------------------~ " ., ' • {'' ~ I 4 ... ~~ f- " -'.:· .. ~)51t 'I ' -4. :!;-··· .. .. . •\'' ,\' -· - " II I: I �' •' ',,. ' ,. ' '· ,. "' • • ' ' ·, ' 1 ~---·..-·d~ Wtdci~ :r·c:.:a·T=~ Around An Abo t u rt MI'ddl epo I - ~e-.;_~E·~ ht~hl!e:BnU~irn:,~ -'=-.~I I'CI~'f'H~Uid:dlt: :·&-IN ~;:o:·:"'";:~;:llei::ICo,O_·<·;:t s Ke~~inu with Mood r. 0 ' ospJ141 ' ews dv Mainly About l ... ·~ People In Celebrated Monday ' Pomeroy .:~~l::.11·~~uss:. and 'fimmy. While ther<! celebreted his second ' e. ' 0-1 Fast an ' .l OUR8; 'J Todtii:, 'J. : anniversary: tud I I hEarJ~ MkcKlnleMyan,poaw~r ;:..,~ Mr and Mrs WOllam Fisher cel~brated her ei8bth blrtbdberiy EDfer04.llolpllll I e ,..c son · · pent tfooday with a party in ' ·; Miss Carel Scott, student ing School, spent the weekend and son, Willie of ~!pre s second grade class taogbt by PerB8na ellteriP& Belzer IKNI17 Belt11 Jle-IIIQ' 11 ; nurso at Holzer Hospital School with his parenll, Mr. and Mrs. the weekend .with thelr paronnd Miss Mary Vlrglnla Reibel wll!l pUaJ during 1he past ,2t bo\11'1 Wollltll'l J!clliDr : ol Nurslog in Gallipolis, spenl 0 E. McKinley, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fisher a Mrs Everelt Thomas &s sub- were: Mrs, Charles R. Da¥1t, ,. . the weekend wtth her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert J•y. family and Mr. and Mrs. Sam sli~te 179 Brentwood Dr.; Mrs. Paul NEW YORK -(NEA) · Mr and Mrs, Paul Scott. !Columbus spent the weekend Arnold. Ice ~,.,ani and cup cakes Smith, Jr., Rt. 2, Bidwell: P4tB, day's mood It fast and Youn&: Mr and Mrs. Paul Smart with Mr. and Mrs. William Grue- Mr. and Mrs. Henchel Norris were served by Mrs. Russell carl W. Steele, Ji:ureka Slat An4 faahlon IB keep!Q pace <p•nt the weekend in Platts- Iser and other relatives. fand son, Clarence of . Letart and favors were balloona and Rl . Mrs. R. Eugene EllloU, with 11. Eve~~ coat sllbouettea bu;11 , Ohi-o. where they visited , M and Mrs .John Smith, I Falls ~islted Saturday and Mon· bubble gum. Mtz chOse Lsa &ciney: Jell Halley, Crown which usually clJange more :th=th:e:ir::d•:ug:h:t:er:::a::nd::=..:l who are spending the winter on d&y )Vllh her parents, Mr. and Tbomas and Kim Jones as her I City; Mrs. RusaeU R. James, olowly tban •1111 and dress for . Lauderdole, Flo ., ~lstted Mrs. Elias Stiles. helpers. Eureka star Rt.; Free!_ E Cos, shapes are varied and aew fir , the weekend with ht' mo- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hal· Rl 1 EwiDg\ob; MJss· Kay F. 1pr1Dg. ,. !her. Mrs . .1. K. ~mlth and oth· field ef Rutland spent Frid&y Tabor, Patriot Star Rt.; "!n· ~with the current .~mphaslt relatives. evening, with her sister and Library Trustees Harry J. Eddy, Rt. 1 Cheshire: on wtde!ilng borltons, seld a Pomeroy, Ohio Mr! Doyle Miller has return- brother-in-law, Mr and Mrs. El Bl k le La G Duke Rl 1 North- spokesman far tha National ed to Columbu' after snendin~ Clarence Andr<!ws and family. 01:ct a est ~ d at an up~rs · OawaJd c. ·Ranes. Pt. Roerd of the Coat ancl Suit in: LAST TIME TONIGHT weeks here with her I Mrs. Larry Wolfe and par~rs were ~~~~ e of the Pl;asani· Paul W. Hudson, RL dustry, "ona coat shape wao't "THE 501>15 OF and famoly . Refore ents, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon orgamzatlonal m of ~e bile I South 'side; Jeltn A. Carpo•· do Designers now present KATIE ELDER" she was honored with Kraeuter visited Sunday after· ~ard. of r;-u~ees aftern:O at ~ New Haven· James L. many sUhouejtes because there n'erhnico lur) , given by her sister, noon at Holzer Hospital with thbrorte~om:,·o ay Elementary W~msley, Pt. Pieasanl; Mrs. ar• more places lo gn." · J ohn Wayne, [lpan Marlm , Mi c h ~el AndHson, Jr Mrs. Carl Brannon. Others pr_e· Mbs Leda Mae Kraeuter. Sc~ool Y Orts D. Lathey, Pt. Pleasant; There It news this spring ID Coiorc:artons : Wlshlngton sent were h.r Sisters Mrs. WI I· Miss susanna Arnold, student Eleried were C. E. Blakes· Leslie A. Ward, Pt. Pleasant, the swing .of the A:Une. Cloae necontor liam fl rueser Mrs Ed~ar AI· at Ohio Unlverstly. ts spending lee, chairman ; Mrs. Don aId Paul W. Siders, Pt. Pleasant, shoulders and mobtllty at the tensworth and Mrs Rnbert l the between semesters vaca- Mills vice chairman; Mrs. Janice Young, Pomeroy; Mrs. bern emphasize the new breezy, WED. ond THURSDAY Rawlings, her deu~hter,_ Mrs t.on with her mother, Mrs. John · Baker, secretary, and L. Russell Few, Middleport; Earl young mood. February 2-3 NOT OPEN Rnarh and a cous m, '>11" Maxine Arnold, W. MoComas, clerk-treasurer. A. Lynch, Pomeroy; Mrs. Lloyd. There iB softer ohaplng In Nina Rus<ell .I Mr and Mrs. Eldon Kr aeu- The organizatton will be known E. Sigler, Rt. I, Rutland; Mrs. lklnny coats. ' Hard tailoring FRIDAY & SATURDAY Mi« M ar~aret Sauer h>< ter vtSiied Monday afternoon, as the Metgs Ltbrary Associa- Ral h W. Parry, McArthur, " out but li'ack belts, subtle FEB . 4-1 , rece1ved wnrd Ihat ,her great woth M" Luctllc B. Hawktns lion and wtll meet on h e Rai~h E. Higgins, Kitts t:m: seammg, lightly IDdented walol· 1 ]mece. Ann Durg"'e 1s emollrdl Mrs Fl ovd Mescher and so 11S fourth Monday of each month 'Ibeodore R. Yates, JaCkwn: lines and con~aled closings ere "WILD IN THE COUNTRY" f'l'Pt·hnicolor) ,at Westmmst•r ~ ollege at New returned tn the or home, Leba· 18 lternatmg at Pomeroy and Jas er M. Lowe, Radcliff; very much in. And bias luline.ss Ell' is P rr~ lf'y, Hnpl' Lange. Ja~es H. McKee, Spr' ld; makes a surprise,appearance at 'J'u!•sc.l<w Weld. \1ill ie J't'r· 1WLlmmglon, Pa Her mother ts l nan Vlonda y. after a weekend · Middleport. the former Dorothy Sauer Dm·· 1 v s 1 t w1 th her s1ster and brothM' v· ·an D Jones Seutb the hem of many skinny coats. 1 kim. J Ohn lrP ia nd h ISS lVI ' ' "SiGNPOST TO MURDE~" ' gee er-m-law , Mr. and Mrs. Jo n AITEND WEDDING Point· Kyle A, Ifill, Athens; The shorter-1han - Iong coat J oa nne Woorl \\anU Suart Mttrh and fam tly Relatives from thts area at- Mrs. Glen Craft, Rt 2, Catlells- tblo season swlngo o~t like a COSTUME LOOK_ The costume look Ia $own (left) Ill Whitma n. Edw. Mulhare . Arr we all Poten tial Kili Prs? MEETING C.~NCELLED Mrs, Horace McEihmney ls i tendmg the Girod-Grueser wed- I burg, Ky.; Mrs, Ronald E. trapeze and is espectally chic a coat of large cbecka over a heather dress of simple lines. N t' r.:t·-~ h :~ t ter i n g~ I substitoling m !he SIXth grade , dmg Saturday in Lebanon were Shively Ironton , Mrs . .tames when the loshton beneath Is The slim coat with small collar and set·ln sleeves Ia trimThe meeling o! the Happ• at the Pomeroy Elementary Mr and Mrs. Charles Grueser C Hager St. Albans, w. Va. ensembled, Sweater coats are medon the pockets with heather Iabrie and the collar Ia SUN.- MON,-TUES. 1Harvesters dass of the Feder· School for Mrs Pearl Wtl!rams Sr and son, Jon ; Mr. and Mrs · ' tmportant too wtth a narrow· •eld In place by a heather buw. It Is a Carnival Jr. deslg~J: FEB. 6-7-8 aled rhurch scheduled for Frt- Mrs Everett Thomao Is sub- Wtlltam Russell and son Ted, Birtho under the arms and dll· Wrote collar cuffs alld buttons create a spring mood on "DR, GOLDFOOT AND day evenmg, has bo>en cancel- , stituting m th e seco nd grede at Mr. and Mrs Walter Grueser, Mrs, Carl W. Steele, Eureka cern!ble body Mntol1111. lid color straight line coat (right) by Lassie Jr, Closing THE BIKINI MACHINE" ed The next meeting wtil be th< Pomeroy Elementary School Mrs. Adolph Grueser Sr., and Star St., daughter, 9·22 a, m., W•tsthnes wander high and : double·breasted and aleevea are raglan cut. Vincct1t Price March 4 for Moss Mary Vorgmta Retbel Mrs. Clara McMaster. Monday; Mrs. Charles R. Da· low and they are suggested Rollin and Robert Pullins of , vis, 179 Brentwood Dr., daugh- rather than actually there., II Sh U nds nd 'new. It may be • costly change Thurston were overnight gu ests I D],;LAYED ONE WEEK ter, 11 :05 a. m., Monday; Mrs. Colors team up to me k e dlnea, twl B, ea a lin fashion but we have bad a Monday, of their grandmother, The Middleport . Lterary Russell R. James, Eureka Star news - a black band on whJte boucles. ch dill rentj' free ride lor tbe past few Mrs Rav mond Pullins Sr. , Tex-' Club. which had planned to Rt., daughter, 9:20 p. m. Mon- gray on mauve ofl·whlte on Coats have su !hall last y~•r's ~rm·gs And change II after · · · mstead · · Favort'te 1abncs · are look this season - as I'all " who!· makes· fashion 'fun. as community, meet Feb. 2, wtll meet day. spJce ' be Jmed off · next Wednesday Feb. 9 at the b -• bard-finished worstedS gabar- oumber can I P~•::::,:::_-~:_='=...=~:________ 01 " arg.,. ' Cha I Brad . f home o Mrs. r es - M Levi Adkins Mrs. ConDu t Three new members to hers are welcome. Tbe firemen bury, ra/~ Bartels 'Mrs. Ralph th:'a;.,nliary are Mrs. Gerald· would like to thank all who Cherri~gton, ~s Arlie W, DaSV ine Holsinger, Mrs Evelyn have made contributions of eny Two Earn HonorM vis Mrs Claude Fitchpatrtck, Barringer and Mra. Inez Bor· lo help the deparlment. and al· J J At i\1iami lJ (Ohio) M~. Mayford Harris, Jr., Mrs. IQ. Thank you notes were read ~o the m~mber; ~k :~ L:! My Bank FEB. 1 The Miami, Ohto Umversity Pearl Jacobs, Mrs. Doyle W. from the Coolville Em~e~y •es Aux!.~~ou~r them, P we I Pomerov Chapter 188 OES Dean's Lrs l for the past trimes- Knapp, Mr>, Homer E. Mor. squad lor a recent contrlbubo: ~:~·be helpless" Fire Num· Has the Most wtll meel Tuesday at 7 42 p m Iter, compnsed of all undergra· gan, Clara Molan, Mrs. Walter lo them and from the Vir decals have,been ordered nt the PIJIJleroy Masonic Tem·l duates who regtslered averag- A. Jenkins, Mrs. Dale E. Wal· By Mrs. Llye Balder: Smith laiDlly. Members vo~ed m::r be distributed throughout to Offer! ., of B or above for a course • burn Mrs. Paul Shtrley, Mrs. OUVE FARM WOM to buy two smoke maska or w sbi I lire 1 1 a calls P e. FEB ·2 jload of 12 hours or more, totals Ru~'~ll s. Saunders and mlant The OUve Farm Woman's the firemen. Twe new by-laws the ~~::e f~e I Middleport Llterarv Club ot 2 326 names th< Miami regis- d&ughter. Club was .entertained at the were read. A white elephant ca 0 ~ in 1965• I ho f Mrs Charle; Bradbury I t;ar's offtce'has announced home of Mrs. Ara and Pauline sale wUI be held at the next wer• answer .1 w:~e~d~y afternoon , Mrs. Ber- On the hst are 115 students Emotional upsets can cause Myers for the January meeting. meeting, Nine get well cards You can tell a bank by Its services, and nard Fultz and Mrs Harold with 4 o or straJght·A averages you to become a careless drlv- Tbe meet!Q waa conducted by were oent t. SICk membero of Glazed Ice and snow make our customers know they ~an e~pect all the Sauer program Hull call con- for '' Highest Honor ;" 556 woth er Driving requires consider•· Mrs. Margaret Brown, durlllg the community. Refreshments winter driving particularly haz. lempo~ory stale;man, ' "Htgh Honor" for grades be· ti~n Take It easy on winter's whi~h a letter from th~ state were oerved to II members & ardous. The Highway Safety litt le ".xtras" when they entrust their money I FB. 3 1twee n 3.5and 3 99, and 1.655 olh· icy days and live to ponder your president was read telling of a guest, Charlotte ~rst. Tbe Department urges you to use to us. Customers are our "valuables''; we The Laurel Cliff Better Health ers posting averages of 3 0 io problems loter. This message new proJe<ts lor the year and Februrary meetmg wtll be at care, courtesy and nautlon at club wtl l meet Tlmrsday even- 3 49 for "Honor" lislmg, Among from the Ohio Department of an a~lpldance contest. The p~o- the home of Mrs. Erika Bor· all times. Let's make our blghwork to give them better, fu ller banking se rmg at lhe home of Eugene lhe latter are Paul Francts Da- Highway Safety. gram wu • discussion of m 8· lng. ways nle In all kinds of wea1 vice. Thom pson Members are re- vr>, 644 Page-s!, Mtddleport, -azines and televisions!"!:'am~ FIRE DEPARTMENT \her. minded io bnng pop bottle and M, Jtl l Bastiant, 101 Bas- day dinner guests of Mr. and Refreshments were d M Ell The Olive Township Fire J>e. I BANK SERVICES caps, liani Dr , Gallipolis. Mrs. Earl ' Starkey. the above = d ~~ ~b.m." partment recently elected new Sensible, safe driving during Mrs. Beulah Cordray, m•lh· Hannull!• 1 H hrey Mro' olftcero· Fire Chief Dale smith bad winter weather means slowCheckln11 Acc'tse Saving• Acc'tstMOnlill. Ordeora Middll' orl Girl! er of Mrs. Reed Jelfe~. is Mrs. Vtv an ump a' est: ass't. Sonny 'Harrlt; sec· ing down, keeping your vislbll· S.tf• D'epo~lt Boxes tChr ir;tma~ Clubel't.oant OU W k to Holzer Hosprtal in reblry, Charles Hall; 'l'reasurer, tty clear, and taking all preT o RPgm or Galltpolto where abe is schedul· s. th Frank Blse· Maintenance corn- csultons. Help keep yourseU Judy Widermuth daughter • ed to undergo surgery. February meellog wiD be wl mHtee G~e Wilson and Don and your fellowman alive this . of Mr. and Mrs Mtllard Wti· Word has been recetved here Mrs. Brown. J : Auditing Committee ts winter says the Highway Safe1 dermuth. and Cmda Sauer, that Eugene Atkins ef Rutland LADIES AlJXILIAIIY ~""';· Hum hrey Grant Smith 1y Department. [daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roda former Columbia ~hool The Ladies Auxiliary of th~ andr ~arle/Han.' The firemen --: ney Sauer, ha ve enrolled al Claude Wood and sister, Mrs. teacher is confined to Gallipohs Dllve Township FIN Depart ch Mondav at 7·30 p.m. Americana coosumed $84 bll: Ohio University and wtll begm Emma Wood Cline of Dayton, Medical Center lor treatment men\ bekl Ill January meeting meet\:' fir bouse N~ mem- lion worlll of food during ~. their classes Thursday for the oalled on Mr. and Mrs. H. E. of 8 heart aUment. at the borne of Mrs. Emma at e · second semesl~r. , . Starkey recently. They report· The grrls wtll restde in Wti· ed their mother, Eva Wood, the I son HaiL They ,""' graduates widow of Jasper Wood, is In of Middleport Htgh school. good health for 88 years oln ., All were former local residen·.. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pauley To. =MEIGS THEATRE VO~ XVII NO. 242 By Ualled I'R!I lllternalloaal Cincinnati's first snow emergency remained in effect today as Southern Oblo dug out from under tbe worst snowstorm in balf a century - a IOtlnch deluge that caused virtual paralyslt. I I 1 :ml~~:l:o~~ay. ~he rece1t dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Starkey . : Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Stanabury 'I and daughter, Columbus were . weekend guests at the home of hi& parents, Mr, and Mrs. Dale : Stansbury. i Mrs. Murl Galaway Is accom- 1 panyiog Mrs. Roxie Arbaugh . and Mrs. Winnie Sian ley Iii MeArthur where they are attendlng a tailori ng class sponsored by the Vinton County Extension · serice. Mrs. Denver Queen, Sr., Linda and Dale, Nitro, W. Va., and Denver Queen, Jr., Chillicothe, I visited friends hero over the ' weekend and called to Bee Den-I ver Queen. Sr., who It a pa- • !lent at the Aogel of Mercy Nursing Home at Albany, Frank Woodgerd, Columbus, •pent several days here with his grandmother, Mrs. ZeUa Perry and other relatives. ' Frank is the son of Mr. and ' Mrs. Carrol Woodgerd and will be inducted into the Armed For· ces: this week. ' Those attending a birthday dinner honoring Dwalne Jordan at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mendal .Jordan, were Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Jordan, Bryan and Keith, and Mrs. Ken· neth Crabtree. Walter Jordan, . and the hosts. .Mr. and Mrs. Chester Price spent the weekend In Day\ln •ith tbeir daughter, Mrs. Bot. I) Throckmorton and Leslie. Retha Rupe, Athens, vl81ted with her brotber·ln·law and i sister-In-law, Nr. and Mrs, Alva 1 Rupe recently. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cex of and Mr. and Mra. Paul of Deller were SliD1 lnt,oducinS ••• ,, BRIARNUl chtel. ' ,' Craftsman j .BLACKTHORN . 2 new beau~if~\ · i Weldwood Preflmshed · Panels bV ., United States Plywood i SPECIM. INrROJUCrORr HIC£ 98. .... , '17! YOUR HEADOUARTERI FOR ~'-tor .... -~~~'""'- ... bo '"""- II( biiUiiltll ... ptnlll llllllttl!lft 1111 - - flnlohoo 1o toarno - · Now o .....ln·o·Hftllmo -·~ to - - - toarno II 11!11 -'III'Y tow prlco. BIII!Miny-offtr II 1Ub11et to a ..ltbMIIWif PIMft. PHON& 290 N. 2ND AVE. WY2-374B MIDDLEPORT, 0. i i For Off'Ices wer• It 0ffl.CI'a} \l'I'th Filin•g Abreakthrough in FLOORING TECHNOLOGY. DENSYLON solves aU your • flooring problems. DENSYLON ••• a new yarn, a new weave, a new principle of construction. DENSYLON puts the t!Jshioning in the back, where it should be - bonds it to a tough, dense, compact cover impervious to abrasion, ·crushing, mud, dirt, water, spills - even freezing and thaw• ing. DENSYLO~ - the ideal carpet for banks; restaurants, schools, ELBERFELDS IN . . . .OY L Della Mt'dki'ff ~- '. au!... td son,. $252 million payroll led Meigl Geaeral Hotpltal Admissions - Sidney £nil, LOCAL TEMPS Porlsmouth· Cora W'J8BD Tbe temperature in Pomeroy's MEETING POSTPONED Pomeroy. ' ' business district at II a. m. Tbe February meeting of the Diocluqes - Eugene RusclJ. today was 26 debrees with snow Middleport Garden club bas el, Pomeroy: Hilda lloqtll, flurries under cloudy skies. been postponed. Long Bottom. · plant cities. Ohio Friends may eail at the fun: era! home anytime. Hydro Power Study Proposed at Dam I., ..,, Oblo f19wer campuy TtJes. studtei would he carrted out lleated at the Oblo end of the upstream lor re-use alter It day applied Ill lbe Federal Pow- at tbe e!IBI!rlr Greenup Dam, dam hut would not he part of has pa811ed through the tur. lir CommlulciD lor ,tilt • year between Por\lmouth lUld lroft- the daai structure . .At Racine, bines. pannltsc to lltliJb' the tea,athllily ten, Ohio, and at the pro~ eonstructlon of the power Another AEP b ldlary Apot 1111~ po1rer e~tl(tl ~ Dam, to be built> near house Would proceed with that · su s •. facllltlel al two t•ally-ewn. Pomeroy, Oblo, ~ · neJt Gl tbe darn. palanblan Power Co., lor 30 ed navlptloa dams on tha Oblll year. · years Jta4 l*D operating aeoRiver, one lhf pew RaciDe · ·. .· Cook added that the proposed era~ lacillUes at three leddam. , The studies would deterllline power , Uilta would emplny eral navlgatii)n dams on the Donald Cook, presltltuJ ot 1he number, size and ·. type · of Fllaht ''rurHJf.UJt.rtver" by- l(anawbo River in West Yll:Ohlo Power and tf Ill ~· geperattnc qnlla !1'•1 l!llprt ~ drHleetrnJ lllrb~DN. . T be 'I 8inla- Tbele !llltaUaUons prt~o , · . . . Alllerlcan E~ Po- Coil\. lntilal)ed at ,eilell dam. In e&clJ wOUld not be "pttlttped-t"or~ vkll! a k*.l· ol 40,0110 kllowllltl . TaAFI'IC SNARLBD - J4qlorfrll deeld~ caution wu better than valor Tuesday and left their can to tht ·'fliiY• -.ld 1111& fill piojltltle!!GIIa.~ ·ponr ~· waulllllt ~ wf!loh ~~·,r• of ~. Jllllti'. --• , 1'IIIM $111 ~. lloll& ~ •lldl-lnltlttl lintI Ia Middleport. -lieolillel Photo. c. _.,, •1 1\ ' '' ,, 1 lei' 1511 .,., . churches, hospitals, kitchens and bathrooms and aU through the house. DENSYLON Is warm and cozy, hospital clean, smart and inviting. DENSYLON is easy to clean. No more waxing or serubbing~ See ihe full line of Commercial Carpet Company DENSYLON on the 2nd. floor. Elberfelds carpet mechanics will properly install ~our' DENSY\,ON carpet promptly. ; E:\:' t Dies Tuesday Jn Chester nomination for coogressman Mrs. Waid Hayman, . Racme; Out Durin~t Tnesday oldered 011e of the throe most anlgh: from Ohio's lsi District, Mrs. Vera Hayman, Mrddleport; Pomeroy and Middleport Em- lllfi!M!ntial Paris designers rur kers. ay killed William E. Flu, a Cincinnati Mrs. Pauline McGuffin, PolO! erg'lllcy squad units were surn- displayed skirts that brubed o:::s In;: lawyer who is coordinator lor Pleasant, and Mr>. Carl Loom· monL'll , Tuesday at abont 3:50 tile top of tile kneecap, ac1 Bodies 1IOre tbe the John Birch Snclety, has an- Is, Dayton; a Clyde Swan, p. m. lo the ho"'e of Harry "'rdlag to boyero wbo attend· llroad ti ks and the ::was nounced be wilt oppose Taft in Ml!l'ysvdle; one SISler, Ethel Edward, Langsville, where ed hli oprin& ahowljll. ra eel ~ rds from th the May Primary. Dorff, East Liverpool, and • Robert Betz was Ill. The Porn- "!!~~~~~'!" dragg , ya e Tbey oeek the berth occupied number of grandchildren and eroy truek took Betz to Veter· -:: '· trossing, where a railroad by Democrat Joha J. Gilligan, great grandchildren. Friends ans Memorial hospital as a warning lltlbt had been illltall- who alrtady hao filed and is may call at the funeral horn< medical patient. eel recently but was not work- unopposed in his party's pri- at anytime. Tbe "!lddlepart Unit was al· ing. 'l1le dead were left whlle mary, .so called at 2:30a.m. today 1o the Injured were taken through Tall, 4efealed 111 1964 when be Veterans Memorial Ho!pltal the hllme of Mr. and Mrs, Dana marl of traffic caused by ran lor the U. s. Senate alter Admlsslo•• - John Dully, ny Bryan, Pomeroy, and I o o k lighlleers and boJitllWard bound a term In the U. S. House, sai<" Syracuse; Thurman Martin, their infant 98n to Holzer llo&motorlsll to South Miami and Flax and Gilligan represent ""· Syracuse; Harry Edwards, pltal as a medical patient. Jackson Memorial Hospitals. treme positiona. He said It was Langsville. a privilege tp enter a contest DlseharJ•• - Bnrbara Jones, Few snow Ourrles tonight. 1 ROU.YWOOD - IIEDDA "~re the dlstlncll!l wUI be Middleport; Simon JobDSOn, Partly cloudy, little tempera- , (CeiiUnned • pap I ) so eleerly drawn." Minersville. ture ebange Thursday. ' ' $1 Billion is Spent by GM Jn Ohio AreaS ~mp =~"'r' :L eross~ ~~ ve ; { o·: tad 11 ~ ·, i crow _ Taft Makes Presents i Statehouse Gpetl lhreuCh tilt night but olflclalt reported ..... thiog out of tha erdinarJ." '1'1,. kept iR touch wllh local law-Illforcement olficial1 malllly M a precaution. Private and paroddal Hlllll!l in Dayton, Cincinnati llld Qa. lumbua remained alNitl IDU1 but most pubUa ICbodl 117.... were ope• and reporiH oormal attendance. The Highway Patrol npcatlil most major roads 1Nl't apeo, although snow-<»vered llld lllp. pery in BJltts, Secondary -.Ill were snow-eovered but cblfiiiC never developed and tho patnl said it had DO reporll fll ... closings. Air traffic resumed It ltGnllllll schedules late Tuesday, lllatsr Ciacinnatl Airport had b.closed lor most of lbe da7 btll re-opened wben tha beavJ turned to flurries. The Ohio Turnpike JJfted a 411mile-an-bour speed llml 1111 Tuesday night. ! '• Meigs-Gallia Unemployed Are Reduced Mrs. PuJII'ns Of Raci·ne W dn sd Dies e e ay I AND Northent Ohio was even luckier. The storm out norlh of the and an expected 81x inches nev· er hit the northeastern counties. CD Center Open ·Tbe state kept its Civil IJe. lense emergency ceoter iR the Peb'tl.ODS Reams Scoffs At Governor's Jnvmcibibty 1 Craftsman. Central Obit breathed easier alter being spared the brunt of the storm. A predicted &-inch snowfall developed into only abeut four inches when the low pressure system moving In from tha 1011th lost most of its punch. 17 put ID Pf ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Mrs. Roy Wiseman were ; covering remarkably well from the big storm. Public tranaportation waa on II" near schedule, public schools were open and businessmen hoped to make up some of Tuesday's !osseo, esUmated by the Chamber of Commerce at more than $2 mililoa. 3 WORLD 1 confine~ Emergency crews worked lhroueh tbe night clearing highways and majar streets and managed te get traffic moving at near-normal schedules by tbe morning rush hour. Cincinnati-hardest hit of the major clUes -was reported re- U0 derground • IS Parkmg UsedFully at to:-6!: Carpenter Social News FIVE~ :'::.u::=g H hit thl Tu ad apptng the Dmll 00 an counly roads by eavy snow • area aga1n e ay, wr per eenteHecttve February county to a thicker white blanket and slowing traffic to a 17, 011 re.ommeadatloa o1 crawl En RePorts of the snowfall here since Tuesday morning va- C.uoty &fDeer H. P. CbrlJ. rled from 7-9 Inches. The total accumulation now on the ly. PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Joy ground tn this area Ia about 17·19 Inches, comparable to • u ts - - Lutz, 31, of 1508 Center St., the 36 hour fall in 1950. o Osborne, Pa., a former resi· Big white flakes began pouring from the sky about 8 dent of Pt Pleasant, died at 9:08 a.m. Tuesday morning and continued fa!Ung throughout p. m. Sunday, at her home the day and most of the night. Periodically, Bleet was addfrom gunshot wounds inflicted 0 ed to the snow. Flurries were by ber husband in what police continuing today. today. The County Highway d• described as a murder • suiClasses at all Meigs County partment reperted Ill three cide. schools were dismissed by snow plows and lour graders Her husband, Homer E. Lutz, early afternoon yesterday when ~ere busy by early this morndied this morning, according to Nine Democrat and eight word from Osborne, Pa. JACK WARD 1 th road conditions became ex- mg on rural roads. the ~~· appea;nce d0 ki : tremely hazardous. High school Officials at Lock 23 in Apple GOP petitiona of Meigs county Born Oct 6, 1934, at Pt Jack Ward, Rt. 1, Pomeroy, Bta ." use un groun par0n~s and elementary students In Grove said this morning that centre! committee candidates Pleasant, she was tbe daughter aDnounced Tuesday he will facility which I end~S ~ the county were getting anotb· due to the accumulatien of it;e were Wed Tuesday with board of Horton and Hester Rawson IIU!ke his firot bid in county COLUMBUS (UP! I - The of operation ast • ;as er vacation from classes again In the Ohio RiV<>r, boat traffic of elections officials In Pome- Whittington, politics by seeking the lull 1_ unemployment rate declined 2.2 rharacterlzed today as en us- today. has come to a stanclsiiU. J..ock rf1Y. Sbe is survived by one daughper cent between December, laatlc by a local of!tclal of \be Motorists venturing onto high· 23 workers r<!perted at 9 a. m. Deadline for filing the petl· ter Barbara and a son flom· ~":m~:~.:: :•it~ R~~":;~ 1963, and last December in the PARIS - A HOLilUP sus- State Underground Parking ways Tuesday were laced with today no boats had boon locked tlons was 4 p.m. today, Tlt e er,' Jr., both at home, 'and a can Uclo!t. A native of Kanaw- 13 counltes most re<ently anal"""\ !lhot and kilted the head Colllllllsston. tricky driving condilitna as through lo!: mare than 12 houra. election board reported this sister, Mrs. Huld&h L. Lutz of • ~~ t w v W ~ h yzed by the state Bureau of Uttr·- the P~~riB ponce depart. Fred W. · Crow, Pomeroy at- the mixture of wet snow and Pr~ctieaUy aII clvIc and com- morning that so far no new pe- Phoenix, Ariz. oa ~on iny, M.eigsa., county a.. for as empIoyment Compenssat'ton. of resided ljleni'B gana.• busUng sqund In- torney, It vice chairman of the, sleet conljnued to pile gp. mumty functiollll II the area btlons have beeR submitted on Tbe body will be brought to the past 18 years. He has The countoes rnvolved weN f!D a faablonable street near corninlslloir.• - Oiber· , member& .The Mejgo County Sberllr• called off bee~ of the tltf county level. the Hussell Funeral oWIIed and operated Ward's Allen, Ashtabula. Carroll. Cotht Me de 'l'riomphe. are WOllam E. Knepper, choir· Department and pollee in Pnm· beavy Wi-*ltiDII'. . ,, , ~blican candidates lor the home, Pt. Pleasant, fer service Grocery at Tbomas Fork lor lumbiana, Clark, Coshocton, Police said the suspect, man: John E. Raveno and John eroy and Middleport, bowever, central committee who· ·filed ancr burltii. ~ArnnJemenls wiD lbe loot sa years. Earlier, h• Fayette, Ga llia, Gll er n s e y, ChrltUen David, also wounded Benson. reported no traffic ~ccideoll Tuesday were David 0. Jenk· be announced. Uved in the carpenter m a. llighlantl. Meigs, Noble and Qt. two detectivaa before escaplog. , during the 24 · hour perJecl. Sev ins, Middleport 1st; Paul AI· The only other candidate aa. tawa. Hundr<!da of pollee cordoned off Crow srud the 1!165 , annual eral vehicles were observed drews, Long Bottom pet.; James nounced for the GOP nomina. The civilian labor force in the the area and began a house-to- report shows !f'at durmg the huog up m snow banks alter H. Quivey East Bedford pet.; tion lor !be lull term of eouu. 13 counties showed a decline of bOUle search. Dead wao Com- l! month pertod_ more than sliding off the slick roada. Norman P. WeylaRd, Middlely commiosioner is incumbent t,850 during the two-year permiosloner Maurice Galibert, 34 1149,000 ~arktng ttckets were Eleven State Highway De, , , • port 2nd: Robert L, JoMs, West Charles R. Karr Sr. iod, but total employment was chief of the anti . gang squad paid. The rfporl also abows the partment crews stayed on the Bedford pet. ; George M. Col· up 3.350. The unemployment , of tbe Cit 's first mobile bri· average number of. cars each job throughout the . night ~nd lins. Olive·Dale pet. ; Lester rate fell from 6.3 per cent to ade y day, from Thankllg~vrng Day, had the county's prunary htGbM. Hawk, Tuppers PlaiJls pet ., 4.1, a reduction of ~,200 persona I · 1965 to the end of the year ex- ways in passable condition by COLmt:BUS (UPil --State and Clermont P. Harris, Reedg. !rem the jobless rolls . WASHINGTON _ THE Dl- <luding Sundays and Christmas Sen. Frazter Reamo Jr. of To- ville Pet. The highest rate of unemploy· ecto of th U S Inlormall·on Day, was over 2.200. ledo, scoffing at the Idea ~at Fr'Ung central committee ment in December 1965. among r r e · · Gov. James A. Rhodes is "ID· . CLEVELAND (UP)) - The the counties surveyed was !O.t Agency said today the non- Construction of the facility vincible," IUed his ROJJiinatiog petitions as Democrats_ were General Motors CM_p. reported per cent in Guernsey County. Communist press around .the was financed in 1963 with a petitions Tuesday to enter the Mason Ftsber, Mmersville pet.: today it spent $1 billion for payIn a labor force of l2,000, lbl!rl world generally has recogmzed 16,600,000 issue of four per Democratic primary lor gover- V1rgU Walker, South Chester rolls and local purchases at tts were 1. jobless. 325 resumption of U. S. bomblllg of cent Underground Parking Fanor pet.: Francis Andrews, Loog 21 Ohio manufacturing IDstalla· The lowest rate was u per North Viet Nam as ''toevita· cUily revenue bonds. No pub, ~s filed petitions from 66 Bottnm pet. Alpha Smith Reeds- lions durl~ 1!165. . , _Fun~ral services for cent in Highland County, whlcb ble," lie money is In the project. counties hearing 33,070 signa· ville; Albert F. Bolen, Dexter GM, Ohto s_ largest mdustrtal Vtrglma Mtdktff, 90: who , . showed ooiy l50 jobless iR 1 ._ "World opinion has universal. lures with Secretary of State pet._; Kenneth Hager, Tuppers employer, satd rt had an aver- Tuesday at her reSJde.nce to l bor force of 9,950 , ly with the exception of the F f M Ted w Brown · Plams: Jack CriSp, S.iem pet.: age of 85,200 salartes and hour- Chester, wtll be held ~rtday at The civilian labor force and 1 serv1ces or • unera rs. · · · E. Thompson, Rut 1and 1y wor kers m · 12 ClTres durmg · th. e 2·,30 p. m. at Ihe Ewmg · c•Communlst states welcom· AI Ma Pull 74 R cine In a news conference later In Elvtn ooopel unemployment rate in December ed the peace oflelll~e and rerna . e_ V \ems, 'M a ' the day be said be woold carry ViUage pet,, and Leonard Bass, year. Payrolls totaled $675 mtl- with burial in the Cherry Ridge 1965 of other countieo in fill who hodied'talm this e rans · emor • li on and .local purchases added cemetery . Sh · cogaised tbe President's good ial will· on his campaign "with my orr syracuse V'll t age pc t, . e was a mem ber study· included: faith in trying to bring about be Sat~~ay at 1 :":"!t the ponent as Gov. James A. _01 ""'""''""' $40~ n::~~~n. $l ill' of the Chrtstian Church of Allen, 44,700 and 2.9 per eent; an end to hootllltles," Leonard . Cha 1 with the !lev. Rhodes." But he denied be . a tton, ·4 m 100 was Chrtst .at He.ml ock Gmve. Ashtabula. 32,600 and u per H. Marks said in an interview. ~wmg off i tin Burial would ignore his Democratic op. KNEECAP DERBY patd to workers lor award--:m· SurviVors mcl ude four sons, cent; Coshocton, 12,650 and U ~ft, ~ th ;;.~re~i Ceme- ponent, State Rep. Harry Mcll· PARIS (UPI) - Another rung ideas under the suggeslton Dana , of Albany; Hollis, of Ches- per cent: Gallia, 7,300 and U MIAMI- A BUS CARRYING w e wain of Cincinnati. leading Frencb designer join- progral!'·. Employes mvested ler ; Guy of Daytcn; Verlie of per cent ; Meigs, 5,025 and I It Puerto Rlcana from • llrliW· CINCINNATI (UPI) Roba~ Pt. Pl~s~nti' d h· ed the bare knees revolutioa $2.2 mtllton m U. S. Savtogs Chester and two daughters, Mrs. per cent, and Noble, 3,tlllll ud be 11 ld mi ant labor ert Tall Jr. filed petitions on urv vors me u e rve aug Bo h S d Call d today. Bonds and GM stock. Ora Sinclai r, Chester, and Mrs 6 er ceRt rry e to abed nlet Tuesday lor the Republican ters, Mrs. Orts Dodson, Ma~on; t qua 8 e Hubert de Glvenchy, con- Dayton's 32,700 employes and Alice Houdasheldt Wilkesvili; ,6 P - -·- - "'.""DLED UP - Mrs. Marlene Winebrenner, Allred, was """ rudy for the heavy onow !aU yesterday. Mrs. Winebrenner waa wearing a heavy hooded-coat while &hopping In Porneror as the big and plentiful flakes of snow blanketed th• area. She is 1hown here about to croas Weot Second-st. S.ntloel Photo. I ~ ' WEDNESDAY, FEBRVARY 2, 1966 ;;.; .. I""" 1 • New Onslaught Estimated ;;;;;; Tbe;;; Melg~s 1111\y;;;..;;mm~lJ.hMr;-s.-;L~ utz -:-:::::::::::::= 1-9 inches; Flurries Today zs :'~::: Is Victim Jn Murder I Reed ilJe Society Notes ent1ne Meigs Staggered by Heavy Snowfall 1 SOCIA J CAl END AR • _outhern ut orst torm in 0 Years I I Can't Keep This a Secret ..-- POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ,., I I • - ,_ ' 1 ~. ,, ' . ' ' \ '' ·'' • ~;\:1 : . ~ :f,', ·.. 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