http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/f05aef3c32cd06e7da1ade6093c2be3e.pdf 59f563b160e63e6817dccd656a988e42 PDF Text Text .; ' •, ;; ~ / '' . "'. ; '• ) ~' ·~I " (' 7 ' ' 'il • ( . r.1~1 Jun~r Society • Ser:vices Held . Tuesday for Mrs. Taylor ~· enttne Meets Sundaym Laurei'Ciill · 1 The JPutor M!ssl~ ~ Funeral service• for Mn. el the L$1rei· CUlf Mel» !Leonard Taylor (the former Alfred Gloeckn~r of Canton church beld ill! reaullr , Sylvia Mattox) who died .In Co- !pent the weekend with 1\ls mo. lumbus after a long 'll?ess, the , Mrs. J~b Gloeckner. the S~1 1~~::~=~fln ! room lbe chri wl111 ,, were held Tuesday mormn~ at -~nis Moore student at Rio Mrs, \Tallies Gllnlore, auperillo . .: Rawlings-Coats Funeral Grande College,' spent the week· ~nl and Mrs. Ernest Powc .; Home. end with his' parents, Mr· and eO IISislal\1. .· ••. The Rev. Carl Hicks of South Mrs. Lloyd Moore. ' ''Giid's Word, the Bljlle" w~ Point, Ohio, ':"as the officmtmg Mrs. Theo Heines spent the the .lheJne lor the month. Tht minister. BufiBI was )!lade In past week at Ravenswood, W. mee\IJ!g opened with )the . Oak Cemetery lo Point Va with her son and daughterJI.J.JI.J,..E--aong, alter . which IPieasarJt, W. Va. Her husband, in-iaw Mr. and Mrl. Larey · lira. Gllm~ . gave a cbaptlr Taylor, preceded her Heine~. · from the study book', 'T b e death lllne years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Heines F011r Seils of Clill1a." A ,folder Here fer the services were of Ravenswood, w. Va. spel\1 · with plcn o~ 11\e lour Cblne . and Mrs. George Slram, the weekend with their parents, sou, wu given, o1o each memand Mrs. Jack llowells and Mrl. Theo Heines and Mr. • as a pr•yer' reJDincler, Jack, Columbus; Mr. and and Mrs. v. D. Edwards and During the business •h11810D, Otmer Mattox, Mr. and famil plans were made lor a Blbl~ William Mat~ and son, v. ~. Edwardl, who has been reading oontesl jlurlng • I h e West Columbia, W. Va.; confined to his home, Union mootb of February. Plans wera M. and Mrs. Homer Mattox, Ave. by IUness, is Improving. also made for a party, the date Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taylor, . Allen Downie returned to his be anneunced. Pomt Pleasant, W. Va.; Mr. ludles at Ohio University to. • .• Attending were Katoly!~ Soulland Mrs. Wyatt Mattox, Cam· ~y. after spending the betw~ by, V!tky, R\Clty, TelTy, and bridge; Mr. and Mrs. Loris semesters vacation with his . ·. . 1herry Clark, Jack Jacobs, Don .· .. Pullen, Leon, W. Va.; Mrl.band parent. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. SPORTS VACATION TRAVEL SHOW- The Dispatch Wise, Brenda and Demds Gil· · · . . ~- h Rob•rt Mattor, Whitting· A any, Dowme. .' . sponsore ' d C01•um bus sports · Vaca!lo11 and Trnvel more, Nancy, Darla and Kalh1 MIL!( BATHS - Even youths born in the 1940s are familiar With milk, uu! • popu1ar· ' Mrs. Ernestine and CharilltS ' • ' • and Afinez !zed by sucn film stars as Pol.a Negri and Claudette Colbert. Now .the milk bath cn~es ' Paint Pleasant. Mrs. Tay. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Boso n d Show ~~~ be held at the Colil.eum thro 11 Feb· Sue Gill, Becky and .Benny into tile home , b'l•t not via a late, late movie on television. A specud. mt!k b?th contatns 'lor was a sister to Mr. Carl children, Vickie, :;"~" .ailed the Ohw State Fmrgrqund F~b~ jt12 oon :urs Sat· Wrlgh~ Dean Pullins lllcl Grel ingredients found in milk plus emollients and lubricants to soothe thirsty sktns. Dump a Matt Tommy of Great n VIS I'U<IfU 20, weekdays 6·11 p.m. an a o a ern . Eblin. 1 tablespoon "' two !left! .ill to a t.,.b af water for a fragrant blue foam .. After the both, ox. Tuesday with her mother, Mrs. urdoys and ~ulldo~s. Cooperating Kr!l!lerfrstores$~~0 ":; ~~ smooth on an enriched body cremn 1center) containing additiO!lell lubnca~ts. MasS<~gt DessJe Patlerlon. , coupons wh1ch wotl r~duce aclmiiSII"' om B·SO on legs and feet. especially susceptible to drying wh1try elemen!•· For a final fragrant Mrs. Gertrude Miller return· (adults). Stage show ttmu dallyL3 ~.m. and · W tau<"h dust on lrigh.t) an after·bath dusting powder with a speCIOl appllcator. ed to her home, ~lumbus Sun- Deep Sea Red and the Smlors, Onllln HarvtyB, es ' A~ day, after spending the past 8011, Dogs from Gun Thunder H11!, a~ The umpy s. Mrs. Bodimer, Mrs. S month with her daughter and tractiom include 15 statt tourist exh1b1ll, special sliows of IS Richard Chambers, Mr. son-in-law, Mr..and Mrs. Carl fishing tackle, travel tratlerr, motorbikes, trout fishing, FEB-t O.rd~M VOI:', XVII NO. 243 . ' ' •f "-"ontest 1 T" SI"gn of Va·catto.n mte • I. • r. r~ae ,,.,,,..., 01 r1ae • .,,.....,. ;,,.. ' . PQMERC)y-Mi&)Lff'ORT. OHIO . . ~~ I . ' 1 · Tf!URSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 196J' • • "-""OIDIDISSIOD ost Pfc. Tolley Dies In Viet Nam War · at Wedding Party I f tert ' ecJ n atn At Dinner Event _____::.__ _:_·- • D f $3,337.55 • ReceiVed to ate rom Christmas Seals Campaign in County ·soCJAL P·";;.!:, CA · LENDAR I Mrs. Carl Kautz, Mr. and lllr. and Mrs Charles GrJK'· Roa~h and family. ~~~ot~ta~nd:::wll~d::lif~•:art~.~.:......:..'~======= Middleport Literary Club at Headley Wallace Bradford, S f M' ill te MISs Mary Ann Fields tf C.. f Mrs Ch 1e B db A total of $.1.337 55 was re· Executive Director. Miss ftleda Faehnle ~· r.,. e mersv e, en r· lumbus and Miss Patricia · ar 1 ra ury 0 ported received to date from Wallace Bradford, vice pres~ • tamedhe w~th ~ ~ehearsal :r;:er Fields student nurse at Hoi· UXI lary :!ne~~ a~n:~.~ ,oltP T. B. ChriStmas Seale cam· dent, was m charge of UJe lor 1 . ir · ru~ser w ng zer H~pital spent the week· Roll •• n f1ilg'n when the Meigs County meeting. Communications were Lynn Mallory is ~ Fr~day evenmg, at t!Ie en< with their parents, Mr. I r I • Sauer, program. ...., CODt B and Health Association read concernmg T. B. hospital I Na Program ~~den Lamb restaurant In ·and Mrs. Joseph Fields and Wllporary atatesm... met Monday evemng at t h e patients Mrs. Clarence llesd· n vy anon. son Jeffrey FB. I home of Mrs Manning Kloes ley RepresentBtive Director Lynn Lee Mallory, 19, the Attending were Cbarle1 E. J' h t'J~d J etumed to Werd bas been recetved her~ The Laurel Cliff Better Health ~· • ga~e a report of the annual and Slln of Charles and Maym! Mal· Grueser and bride-elect, Miss osep lll , sM ndr. r ·ng of the death of Mrs. Lee tMa· lllr and Mrs. Walden will meet Thursday ei'I!P. · · lory of Racine, enhsted ID the Sandra Sue Girod Miss Pamela Chicago, ·• 0 ay evem ' rie) Moore at Goad Samllfl. · ing at the borne ef Eugene ~~b:~nter meetings held In Co- Navy's Day Delay Program Girod. Lebanon: 'Mrs. Os"ar al.ter spending several days Jan Hospu,;l, zanesville. bl~ P=~ ~y Tbompson. Members are r• The group voted lA> purchase on January 24. He. plans to Hornsby. Cincinnati; Miss llel- wJ!h hls ~rents, Mr. an~f Mrs. Mn. Moore bas served 11s te~!;...,as n minded to bring pop bottle Pomeroy, Ohio hospital equipment two pieces for active duly about May Shee,ey, C. H.; depa"!"'ent aecrelw"y of • the Mrs. Joe Wyersmiller caps. to cesl approximately ••M The . . MJss Nancy 0 Neal, Dayton; Th to . 'ted Tuesda 'th American Lelllon Auxiliary ol been confined to hor home TONIGHT THURSDAY annual dinner meeting....,... ~aduale of Racme Ron and K'Jm G'" od ' Lebanon,• h urs n VISIMr d MrsY WI T" M'-u' •NOT& OPEN was an· .Lynn ill a •· Rol- Depar1men 1o1 Obio for 40 year~. Ulness. UJUteport G',,.. nounced for March 29 at the high school wherek he wasl a Michael Brealla, Huntsburg; J:re~ts, • an • She was a member of St. James . Mrs. Hugh Bearhs To Be•in OU Work IMartJ'n R-taurant With the member of thebtrandac leaBm •. g ee Robert Hollenbeck, Louisville, R !liar s.d Robert Pulll r~ Epls,.,.,•l churob and also ·a Wl'th Mrs Paul Grinstead " FRIDAY & SATURDAY <• club Latm clu usmess K M d Mr Will' e n an ns ~ 50 -.ber 'G • Judy Wldennuth dau(bler FEB. 4·5 meetmg to follow In the Mid· I b' H .18 tl I d y.; r. an s. Jam I d to their h e Thurston year mem o1 ranv111e daughter Lori a day , of Mr. and Mrl. Millard WIJ.. c u · e presen Y emp oye Russell and son Ted Jon Grueurne om ' Chapter OES ' 1 11' I I "WtLD IN THE COUNTRY" ttleport Gas office Named to by the Automatic Electric Com' Tuesday after a week's visit · Mrs. G en ens er • dermuth and Clnda Sauer (TPchnlcolorl the dmner committee were Mrs. pany of North Lake, nlinois. se~, lllrs. Adolph Grueser Sr., with th~r grandparents, Mr. Funeral services will be beld port visited her parents, Mr. daughle; of Mr. and Mrs. ~ Elvis Prrsley, Hope Lange, Mmersvllle; Mrs. Clara Me· and Mrs. Rollin Bearbs. They Thursday at 1 ~.m. from . the and Mrs. Mastoa Hoberts Sun· ney Sauer, have enrolled at 'fluesday Weld, Millie Per· Rerl Bodimer and Mrs. Dwight kins. John Ireland . Wallace. Master, Middleport; Rev. lllld also visited their lf'l!'dmother, Blue Avenue Chapel of . Bolin day afternooo. Oblo University and wiD belln "SIGNPOST TO MURDER" Appomted to the nominating COM!! FOR FUNERAL Mrs. Fred M. Mark,. and Mr. M Rayniond Pullins Sr. FUneral Home m ZanesvUie, their classes Thursday lor the ,Joanne Woodward,t Suart committee were Richard Cbam- Those at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. G1rod, Leb· ~~ hanie Radford is spend· with burW Ia Cedar Hill cemeGIVE DINNER second seml!llter. Whitman. Edw. Mulharf'. bers. Mrs. Dwight Wallace and and Mrs. CurtiS Johnson for i anon and the host and bostess. In tfew da with her grand· lery, Newark. . Mr. and Mn. Carl Moore The glrll wlli reside lo Wll· Are WE" all Potential Killers? 8 Nerv f'-sha tte-rin g? CIBrence Headley. The assocla- the funeral of her mather were g ts Mr ~nd Mrs Clarence tertained with a dinner son Hell. They are graduates t1on voted to povirde magazine Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson, rare: i at .Recine . VIBIT PARENTS at their home, Rock of Middleport High schooL SUN~MDN.-TUES. subscriptions to the Southeast and children, Cheryl. Linda, BEAUTY BRIEFS ~~.nend Mrs. D~nald Pullins lllr. and Mrs. Otho M~I!OJ, Road. Guests were M~. FEB. 6·7·8 T. B. Hospital in Nelsonville. ?Jirisly, Ricky, Cindy and DenMAKE BATHING 1and dau hter Rila Ka of WU.. Pomt Pleasant, W, Va., VISited Jett and daughter, Lisa CANCEL IIIEETINO "DR. GOLDFODT AND The nnt meeting will be held ue; Mr. and Mrs. Dale JohnBABY EASIER li to g W Va w~e week· with hll parents, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Hele• Brlckles, The meeting e1 the Laurel THE BtKINI MACHINE" F'ebruarv 23 Mr end Mrs 1011 and daughter, Lisa, all of The new mother will find ams wn, bl. : le nd br Carl Mattix Monday evening. Cliff o~··r Heslth club lch.... VIncent Price . . . . CI b Mr d Mrs Roy . b 0 I b thing b b le 88 guesis of s SIS r a o- The ailed th Ra "·"'""' ..,. Kloes served refreshments to 0 urn us; · an · Jo a aY th · d Mr Geo Yc et e w.;..,.. • Mrs. Carl Moore and uled lo Th da .,.. 11 10 8 · ~~..- - - Jobnsen and children, Lora and enlng If she seta er·m·law Mr· rce ODat. Funeral Home for bll Genevieve •oobart were r urs Y el'l!-. David, Carroll; Mr. and Mrs. within reacb. These soft Sellers. aunt, Mn. Leonard Taylor of da} buainess visltore 1n GaiiJ.I ~:o=~ ~:;;... OPEN FRIDAY EVENING tiL 9:00 Clyde Jehnson and daughter, cheesecloth washcloth, cotton Columbus. polis due weather condllloal. 00 ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAY Connie, Cambridge; Mr. and swabs. Jar~ hath towel or FASffiON TIPS =;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;Oiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i~;;;;·iiiiOiiiiiii;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;iiii...;;~_;;;.~;:;;;;;~~~~~ Mrs. Glenn Cartwright and blunkel, small bsth towel for . . NOW POPULAR t sons, Lionel and Eric, Mason, drying, diaper. safely pins, YI!:AR • ROUND , W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. J. P. cleanser recommended for Navy blue, once worn only Sauer and daught.rs, Char- baby, sponge, shirt, kimono or during the spring, is now a year maine and Kelly, Pl. Pleasant; nightgown, bsth apron, round favorite. And white, which Mr. and Mrs. Delbert S m It h bag or hamper for never used to appear before and sons, Larry, Garry, Terry clolbes and diaper pall. June or be worn after Labor Barry and Perry, local: Mr. NIGHTLY RUB Day, is now u popular during and Mrs. Charles Yost, East IS BENEFICIAL spring and winter as II is In Liverpool, and Mrs. Deleo Melbe summer months. ONLY Devitt, Wellsville. Heels, elbowa and knees DON'T WEAK often suffer more from EARRINGS TOO .. bazards than mtre . ' COME FROM JACKSON areas. Each light them Sunglas&e~ With ornameDtal Mrs. Linda Conger end son. a soothing rub with a frames are attention • getter~. · . wear also themglitter wither ear· T. J., of JackSOD visited recent· urn Jelly to keep them smooth. Don't that peoJy With her parents, Mr. and HELP RELIEVE DRY le wUI see our trappings and Mrs. Jobn Harrisoo and daugb- Dry skin threatens a p 1 k ler, Sharon. Sharon was al10 appearance by allowing over 80 IDEAL TIME II Jackson recently to wltl Jes to become permanent. FOR SMALL FURS with the sixth birthday eele- men with excessively dry Spring is the Ideal tim~ j~ brahon for T. J. Deed to use less soap and wear small furs. U you have .a er BR~ more moisturizers fur stole or ~mall cape, wear cleansmg creams. 11 with a feminine ftair. Don't A wide selection of girls suits In Headquarters For 1elullen II as though you were OHL INJURED afraid of losing lt. Let It fall two and three piece styles NEW YO~K (UPI)-Doa Obi softly about your moulders. tf the Baltimore Bullets has beautifully tailored in all wool been placed 011 the Inactive list because of • fractured cheek·l plaids, tweeds, acetate and rayon bone he suffered ill a against the Lo1 Angeles Lak•!rB linens - orion knits .;_ and ·SOlid TolE / Friday night. Ohl Is scheduled to relura AUTHENTIC flannels - some with twa shirts. Middleport, 0. duty oa Feb. I qainsl the Lakers at Bostoa. . STYLE, H' hA 'J' tg Off'ce D'es In Zanesville 120 MEIGS THEATRE ~ti:'rt , Rock Spnngs Society Notes :ltet e~ W~shington _... Jo::~~ ~~~:.:~· ;:;;:~e J~~y'a£ _____ Seekin1 to Help 13 Children Are Tested For Training U: == Ready for Spring With A Beautiful Line Of 12·95 I Little Girls . YOb Suits MISS AMERICA LOAFERS -- f piWIIIIf /(J THE SHOE BOX !Je tmed PH t/te maa abo.t GOHegel tw& slip-oa sty~ CortJo..!... - tit, zl C)S 7 • 1r81t ' AaM-sew• -- • • "PW; ioolloor lioat ...... OMilf oU boldaao-...-....w,..._wloelli8llt it style. .., il - ..... CARAVELLE• Mllfp/11 Here 'I . . donie of does ....... - " " " " I .;, r~ · Complete selection of J1rman Shoes II\ widths A, B, C, Dand E. Sizes 61h to 13. Priced 10.95 to 24.95... Now Is Tht nme To : ,.l ' :". has a good .ladies' watch only $12.95 CARAVELLE_or._ I Mike Your S.ltctlons . ·Girls r$irp 3 to 6x ,. 'and' t ·. fo;'14 ,: ' I \ ,. • . •,;'". !.;·, .. · lean ,Siztl a to 14 ' . ', ; .. - ··· - ·- * * * * * * White Knocked out of Race Firemen get Stuck, House Burns Safety Auto Is Proposed ByLawmaken �•• l ' r ~ ' 'Ttl DAtlY SENTINEL ' DEVOTJQ . to INTIREST OP ME.IGs.MASON ARIA advertblnJ ' representativ1: Bottmelll Kimball, IDe,, 343 LaiD&toa Ave, New York City, New Y01t. Subscription rates: Dollvered b1 carrier . where available, 30 eenta per week; one yei:lr ill advance at tbe Daily Sentinel of· flee $15.00; oiJ< months, $7.80, three moDiht $3.90. By Motor Route where earrter aer- vice ool available ooo month $1.30, 111 maU one year $10.00; Sl• moatho, auo: Threo monlhl, auo. "· .. ' ' COMMENTJTINGEDRORIALLY I The Right To Know THE Jut ConlftBI appropriated IUIIII of moDey lara• to do someth!Da to Improve tb1 traDSit systellllJ Ia tbe PLORENCfl HENDERSON 1"" ICiaally ooliclllnC o~ tilt tnlbal 11 cbalrmlD) aurv~ llllra. Ira llerDateiDV bad ber atepa of a alb An. hotel; we 20,8110 nstoterld ... Demoerata have IDOther cOlllmldst u ..U. "by elbnlc groupa~ With 8,000 tab)i rilbt On acliedule, named Dill ·.. The ~·a Gil Mldlon P.aa111 aJrud¥ polled liiD lhl . ber llllubelh . Omina . .. The questionable 8110011!1 and fDerl gubenlltorial r8CI lbli ' WIJ • N. Y. Allomef General ILouts Lelliowlla) Ia 1Dveatigallll1 -lbl ... a lot of them lacludlng on FraDt D. O'COmlor a per cent. "Ballo IiomanU<o" (held at the the auppoeed1y sljtllh East Side · PrankUn Roosmlf 2i ·per eena St. Rqta lui Dec. 8) . .. The .. ..... Hedy itBmerr leis a VI· Robert F. Wagner: 7' per CIDI, 1'elly'l ' Norton Mockridge ft.oaJ. dil Sasloon haJreljop and goes Artliur t.evltt 8 per _ftn\, ·w_ltb q CO' lilt lmldaOIM Mrl~ LaD- flamiDJ ~d ~ "Picllln twQ actlltereil I!I!OIIf · Trat'-o clrtlh to Ill' sbe'U Dl8ITl' him Momll))' Dead" . · tiafl i bot Sll'llton, Samui!J, ' Nll:kod~D, · '· · ' ~ Maatro,lannl'l per- rumor - thai AI;IJ, Geil. Nick tlli. . Katzeilbach's ready lo reslgl LUCILLE BAI..L will product sonal 1nveltmenl in his Ru, . . To the lill of. 10111 o1 1111'1 "Diamolld Jim Bra~" If Jackdolph \'alentlno · musical ln Rom' I"Cioo, Rudy") II such a add Lee Howard, son of Joe . e Gleason will take ·lblt ·fat '" pile of IIJ:t, 11 lolall tslll,tm ' llolvard of "I WCIIIder Who'• ro , . .. Cbarlton l,leikitl wll TV's "F.B.I." llirlel bu lhl Klsslnl Htr Now'~ filM; Lee'• blibd 1 nank ·art gallery , 111 . 11D18 Ford ill Ita 110a11111011 plano and 101111 tllllven tbe Parll (10 encourage iulltiiOwn•l future, Jolly Sixpence at 47th St. 8lld Leroy Nieman, line sporll Dinah Sbort'1 Piau Persia loa Ave. llfltat breaklnl tolD tba 'bll · LUilan Roth II allln& , ,. One money lime, was ·commiuloQo Room premiere brouibl OUI a 1ar fancier crowd than I)OOSI o1 the cllanleten .caught II lbat td tAl PIIDI an t-by-M fool mUJ'o t'Bfo openlnge reeenUy , Bolb b11dllned penthouse pot pariJ al for Cltlcago'a new Marcell' the lbeatrleal and lasllloa.tllabo was a model Ute very next day lilt Bank Bldg, . . . 'l'ony Quinn llshmenta jammed lhe town's ID aD ad whole captlou laclud- lllld bls Instant FBiilily IGok a amartsel supper club · Nor- ed him u a "clean.eut-AJneri: Mllm1 Palm Bily Club ··~ men Norell, Jerry Sllvermao, ean kid." .. . The N. Y. Cltl· ment lor throe IDDIIthl ' wbllt _ Shannon Rogers, John llloort, uns Committee (David Lo• fllmiDI. Sheldon Landau Alltl Focarty i-Dally Sentinel, l'oiDei01·Hiddlepoli,-o "'".~ re"'"II.-S,~l"' se&,_ were lhe eelobri!M from lbt aew-styllath oeedlt 1810111 , , .• Dinah donned a perfectly 111mpie lltUe Norell frock lOr I b • big first nigh~ limply awuh with a lillloo HqUiDS onr 1 slllc Peter Pan sbirt and (since II was 1 ''bllck lie" openlnsJ t - - by llottel-oo~ wore a big soft black tie. Millon Berte led the affeetloD- 01 Ge111Df Uled To Mlak ror bll lour listen to ~ • ale heckling, imltaUna a dolo- Dear Helen: lbl riiiiCh asd bod deetded lo tary houra, 1boul lbl eltempls ty off.floor voice . , , Harold ArAbout mink - lhere. are two buy bls mother a stotion wagoa ol modern mall lo come II> len (With hio lovely Amya) at a lldes to the "s!AJie" story, and becauBO be felt silt wu 1 • KMPI with tncreaslns urbanlza. rlngllde lable virlually was part phooey 1o lbe remarkl by lbt lle heavy lor a horse. tion • , . NBC.TV'o planned new of the act - Dinah sang a slew bave-nots. Here's my otory: II - your 'COluma lbal ~~ game show with 1 top prla of ol line AriC!I songs ·, . Includ· For 1& Cbrlalmasel my Jn». - rudera about Mike, and lt.. $00,0110, "The Bl& Money" lng "Old Black Mqlc~ to a sort- bond pve me 1 pair of IDllll - 1er1 bavo come day Iller dar featurlna ph)'licao rather than of rock beet, bol Dinah made 11 tollored flannelette pejiiJilll, ever Iince. Letters and plelurea mental prowess, Is expected lo pllln she held Utile truck with And belal a strictly uliUtarlall 8lld toy borsea, thai made bls ltarl In mid-April. tho rockers (''Now the Rolling type, 1 waa delighted. But Jill day brl8hter and pVI 'll me,ll' Stones, ·they don't wash mueb,'' lhl 17th, he pve mt a beauu; IIIJ. A man In LondbD Eng. I llbd J01 beiW llul old HOLLYWOOD (IIPI) -WB Dinah smiles) .. , Dinah smiles fu1 mink alolol land, wu unwrepplna lniportl Tbe AlmiDH · EAD THII NETWOIIK way. throulb everyth1na (Gum aht When I went tAl the furrier INm an old newspa~ and By United Preu lnltnlalfoaal PRESS J!EI EASES: Nolll 11> watdJ television by: Today Is Thursday, Feb. 3, never did tate those Sadneu •one of the baaf 111 · New Yort read your story; he WIQII · le -From CJ!S.TV: "BlU BlsbJ Jackie Gleuon'• CBS-TV the 31th day of 1966 with 331 lo Lesso01 Olear Levant eald sile City) to have 11 Initialed. I Mike. Letters IJ11m atranpi'l o1 'My Favorlta Mll'IIAa' hour this Saturday II entitled follow. needs) . · Right down froltt tried to e~cbanp tl for a more oame, slrangers that became lecturu on lllo1r bUaiDe8l lo "The Gridiron Follies," and II The moon Is between Ill llrsl was the inevitable Anita LoulJt MI'Vieeable and leu sbowJ Per- friends, lrienda lbol became loJo. a musicai-<Ornedy neoueeuon quarter and lull phase. uplrlnl performen." (we neer lhe's everYwhere) stan lamb Jackel. lloWIVer, 1 ed ones. ol the Jack Oakle-lype l1lmo The morning star Is Venus. . , Dinah's abow was slick, her - - talked out ol11 by lbl Hies Eaeb letter offered i prayer, There's IJOlhin& liD learniDc Hollywood IUrDed oat Ia the The evening stars are Mars, manner poised and polished, lady wbo bad welted on my the pme prayer !hal was spoilfrom lhe great ones. her Noreli 011ginal ftamboyanl- basband. He said 11> exchange 11 In our hearts every lllllllltal. -From Nl:IC-TV: "Tn al- 11301. , , With ' Arnold Stant Jupiter and Saturn. featured as a JCMbr, Gleason In 1913, the Income tu, or ly •Imple, her voice somewhat would burl blm deeply as be We prayed thll Mltf ~ould waye beUeved that 100 o1 man'1 IP'f8test assell II having portrays a lootbeU atar who lith Amendment lo the Conslf. less than Ideal but she manag- ha~ lakeD IUcb Clrt 111 eb001o walk bealdt uo on lii'IJ, / ld God ehose lor him tAl lialk by COillrol of biB own lime,' sllld 11111 desperate!? lo pass his , tullon, became law wth ratlfl. 11 the melodic u!Umsta much In 1q it cation by lhe 16th state, eollego 0181111 10 be can lie the m1l1Ul81' ol • Warren Spahn So I 1tarled 1o wear my stole Jlis Side In Heaven. .. Bill Cullen. 'So I 811et!l Whll Wyoming. or Whitey Filrd who may lltk and wu needled 01 all sldea. ber 26, )965;· i people bear about my signing ellglble for the 011 game. In 1917, the United Stales Peter Falk, star of taleYItheir early superb youthlui elBeing a woman, I have my cotMay we lhank ~ witt lor two NBC ob01rl, lhiJ wiD broke diplomatic relations \vlth IIon' f ' "Trials Of O'Brien" fect.a but make out amartly en IJ momenll, so li)eH rmarlcJ carec1 so nn\eb lor AI lith! bot think I'm (Oing agalDst my own Gennany following that namitl and 1 preltJ lair eounlry atyle and the deft, shrewd trlckl annoyed me leas than they they aever mel?- ,.lAIIENTS autlook oa We.'" tion's announcement of unreof the compleat professional. did my vet')' Dice husband, who AND RELATIVESI.Of.'? MlKB: pool player, w1ll be 1 comlnenNo, 81 a matter of fact I alricted submarine warlart. talor of the CBS biiJiardl Ethel Merman enjoyed lhl just couldn't understand them. PRISER dldn1 lblnk about 11 at an. In 1963, the American tanker Shore abow enthuaiuUcally, !atI conllllued to wear 1~ and Dear Helen: , -From lht IIIIIJ pms classic on the network's The letter you publlalied • release: "'My hJigell prob- ''Sport& Spectacular" · ohow ''Marine Sulphur Queen" disap- er rlbbell Ul abOUI a • 1J10U11 I'll IIJ one thlnl lor lhtl mink lem (sal!I,Cullen) lllhtl people Feb. 11. • . Same day, Gen. peared wlth l9 men aboard Ernest Borgnloe'a parental .. - U added immeuurably to bOUI Terry Peaa!D broqht> • bear ab6il't tht shows and then Curlll Lemay, the lormer Air from Beaumont, Tez, to ""mblyUnt hilariously but DD- · my sell-assurance al social If. tremendoul l'ti)IOIIII. Could.you prlnlabiJ . , , It wu 1 biJ, gsy, lalrt. And 11!1 husband bean! mention In your columllbal IIlii think, "Why doesn't ht gtve Force chief of stall, hunts Norfolk, Va. alamorous eale premlen lltd ·!lave penned a amall verae, 11 1ry1ng 11> IDSWer u man1 1f0UU on the St'OIUob moors on Olher )'OUIII, poor IUYI I the audience gaVI Dinah Ill whlcb I think about coven It: u lht w, 1114 1111 willll te chance?"", No. u a matter ABC. TV's "The Amerlcaa heart u well 11 lis ears . .'!'Itt My friends don't like my hard- people who . have made . bet of fiCI I dldDI think about It ll Sporllman" aerlaa. very fashion-wise Shore lou earned mink, thank all the WONDERFUL all. •Baney" 111 TY changed Into a long off • whitt They reolly ean, abkfe It. people wbo ba" made W ClDmelloll PIJames Stewart neadllnee Ben Zuckerman evening IUit Well oow, my dear•, bert't connleacence a brighter one. -From NBC-TV: 'Co.- CBS-TV's Thursday Dlghl movie lor the bll rec:epUon In the whet I lh1nk - MRS. LEO PESSIN, - 2111 HOD, pleaae. NBC lntenulllonal Feb. :U ln "Harvey," lhl Play's Stale Suite alter lilt Don't knock 11 UU yw'vt lrle4 B1'811dets Ave., Clnnamlnloo, II. Enterprllel, wllhlll • nm.day la1'10'11 onetlml B r o a d way alngle show .. , Greg Bautzor, Ill PEGGY J, . perted, bu sold mort tha1 comedy aboal a fellow wboH urtbitdled from Dena Wynter, Dear Pem: Dear Helen: houri o1 procrammina 1o friend and companion Is aa was there: aJao at the Coloay Touebe millk·hateral Your Russell SUJ100D, the lf.Jelf'o Lallll American tel8flsl011 Ill· tnvltlble llx·loot-taU rabbit •• • for luneb, wbere he told 111 now elever poem could be appUed old brain tumor paUent of lionl. Among lht progrOJIII sold The presldenll of lbe U.S. that be and Dana are llll)'oted It anything from automaUc Granll Pass, Ore., bu •Joyed Is 'Richard Boone (IIIII 'Daniel Qwnber of Commerce and lhl they both qreJJ they caa be illlhnaben tAl private plaaee. 10 much the wonderful c:ordl, lloont' 81 stated Ia 11oey National Anoclatlon of Manufriends, even have dalel, avt- - H. leiters 8lld du-lllmu pacta&e~ rtleued JilL 20) '" facturera are Interviewed on Uled 8lld all lblt pol111 wz. Ynr HelpiDI BIDII Depll'lment be rec:elved. HowiVII' he cal Yo, .et'l 111 !bat llralilll. NJIC.TV'I "Meet lbl Prtu'' Dear Helen: no lqer read bls 01111 mall, pleut. Sunday. GEN. JOHN COULTEJI (ConIn 1963 you printed the lloey aor understand It, .. piRH, We reed tho privata preu George Stevens' ftlm claalc, nie Bennett's widower Is dat- of a brave little eo\Vboy nomed 10 mort 'l'bankl qall releaaea loO: ''A PlaCI lr the Sun," u llllf Aline McDollllall Ford . . . 141kt Prlser from Xenia, Ohio. lor belpiiiJletters. a boy in a battle liD' -From Jamet llnry, alar II a d a p Ia t 1on of Theodore Bob Hope's given enough of blmMike bad beeo in and out of Jr 1 mlriiCII will Itt hba Wll. NIIC-TV'I ''Tbe VJrPdaa": llre!Jer'a "All American Tragetelf and lalent 1o charily, now • • boapitall llincl he wu sis. Be HIS NURSE "ftrH ,._.. qo I wu 11)," Is schedule<! lor NBC-TV's IS COI\'\lng b•'a even donated '100000 'to Thil ooiUDID II dldlcaled It -l•ated lOr lhe Hollyweod Saturday lligbl movlt slot the MoUon Picture Relief FUnd wu paralyzed. Mike's "rllleb" was only as big u his bed, and lamlly llvlna, 10 If you're bafo . Wom111'1 I'm• Clab'1 uaul March 1J, althoup the produSUNDAYS •. , The movie buolneu II oo !he anJy sheller hll toy llortn 1n1 ldd trodlll or .jutl pllll Soar Apple Awa~ bit loll out cer II trying ln court to hall the IIU&ranteed bolllllWl - 75 per bod were the palmi of bls band. trouble, Itt Helen Htip YOU• . lo IIOIIIeoat elte. P· t, like lbowlns becaqse of lmpendlna c:t111 Gl movlll never brtlt "" ''Someday,• Mike would lay, She will aJao wtiCOIIII JIIU' 1 wldskey, peplt, .... lelorl, <11!1 for lime and commercials, 111111 fll; Darryl Zanuck hopes to Ioiii'· 'I'm eonna have a real ranch 01r11 IIDU~ ·aperltncH. Ado 1 mellow wllb limo. Jllll II prove alleging theae will amount 1o a .. !bat percllllqe. Little Joim. and rldt my borteiJ aD day ..... Balta Bolttl Ia ... .. . I~ 1'111 lllvlllq you llld " "llf "rape of a ereaiiN effort." IIY Puleo Gl the Harmonleall . .... Ha bad joba all planned thl· _.. ..... ..te to be my pest at a real JobD Secondarl and Helen II mllld cancellria calt tlalel -ltnl ~ .. lbe mal• Jean RoPrl, producers el , TPatla ICllttie aaye a CBS •treet ol Medlclae Bow, Wy- ABC.TV'1 "Sap of We!lern Jnel1ll' il tmtrglnf .. ' Compo~' IIOCtllf l!lllotl the lladt Ill& Mall" apeclaiJ, are piiJIIDfilator .. Richard Rodgers' license L ·venal C1Q •alcw). • • " IIIII year a lleliel G( doeumea. . plait rt1da "DICK" .. . Pal Jack E. Leonard and lllltder Jl'rlnlde Ran!WI ·co-tl&r· II tbl Hatlo's They'll It Every Copa Fell. I; 11'1 Rllltlall't llnt blfllmt N. Y. lloOt1n, and ltt'e 'frY load - ud cwtd lab off SO UNTIL MISS RULeR !Ike n llt'lltr Fnnlie. · COMES SACK WE'U. PO EV&R'flHIN@ JUST Jam• Coburn Ia t1tt IUddea Lll<i SHE PIP"" - Botart-lyi» btl iii Out Mu Fllat but be's no OYeftliilht calDip; be'1 been aU Ol'tr TV anti yean 110 we IUII*Ied Neand· · ertba1 good ~ mtlbt make bini I blf liar IIJ4 fw I ehiiiiJII we were 11gb! , :, Last Dllllll! ol 'l'holland's prime minister ma-e. )'Go think of a Burl lVII ..It 110111: Kitllkaehon ' .. Tht wliallllti at th• Mrtcao Room m marked "Tartan" and "'J~" '" The~ Ia Wbleb Wamor'l II peddlltW the • Cb..ter TaDDehlll. F.<lltor Published evocy llltemooa ucept SuDday by The Obio Vall'f PubiiJhlnc Com·pany, 110 YecbaDic S~, Pomeroy, Oblo 45169. Buslne11 Office pbont W'Y NIIHI Editorial phone W'Y 2-2107. Entered •• seeond ol111 malllos matter at the post office al PomeroY, Ohio. National ' Udell PNu ~ Kent with 19. OtletbeJII kept Ill hopes alive Jl5. Lyu MutiD el lllulltqn A Jlllr Gl upseU The Ohio CoBle!.:Bee race as Don Carlos ripped lhreugb lied 28 aDd Du TethUII ot llltihl ~ what appeared could be thrown lnlo turmoil to- 32 poinls 1o ae1 a three-year fiance Zl. be I'UIIWif rac:ea Ill the Dlgbt wben leader Moom,t Umon Ohio Conference scoring record, Freabmo Lee Sims ud Amerlcal ud ~blo confer. visits Akron, which holds down ll>pping lhe old mark of 1,11$3 by CRJTOD coniribuled II ltld ences Into real dogllghll. third plac:e alter back-lo-back 16 points. It was set In 1948-51 polntl respectively In Aalllaad'•l Upstart Bow I h 1 losses last week. . by Jud MIUhoil e1 Ob1o Wes- easy viclory. snapped lllam!'a Ill-game Wooster mainlalned lis posJ. leyan. OtterbeiiJ clubbed Capt- Two games were ~tlml of 4!0url wlnntnl. streak by Uon lR the 0C chase by dOW!~ tal, 74-58, the IIIOW. The biJ clailb · ing · the Redsldns their lng Baldwin-Wallace, 97-li{J, In Teit Koch stole th~ naB from tWMJ Youngstowa ud .Central MAC lou, alter level wiDS, evertlme alter blowing a 19- Jliram and fired Ia a 25-looter Stata was postponed ud !be I comlorlabl• 7~ margin, point lead midway of'the second at the buzzer to lead Oberlin QuaiJtico • Flldlay match was IDli bad won Ita last 10 gelllfll, hall, Tim Jordsa acored 35 to a eome-lrom-behiad 68 • 66 eanoeled. ~ami sliD remained in II> paoo Wooster to lis vicll>ry bJ OC piay. Tonlght'a Ught !Cbedule dmer'a aeat, bul Toledo Jm. OC win Ill ,u g_am.. a•d Dick Wierwille put In alx eou- bas Marietta eatertataina proved Ita contending posiUon Dick Scott bad 29 lor lhe Jack- seeutive poinls lA the final 48 lornla (Pa.) State, H~;·,::l by bellb!l Kent State, eta. seconds 11> lead Defbnce 11> Its at cieveland Stale and for Ita third wiJJ ln lour conC8rlot Sets Reeord upset victory. He flaiBhed with State al F1lk. !enJee games. And Deliaac:e huded Bluf(loa Ita first Mid-Ohio setback, 74-69, wblle Asblaad was beating WI~ mlnglon, 71-li7. Blulftoa now 1-1 and Aohlud i;-2 and they meet Saturday at Bluffton. Bowling Green trailed only In the early mlnuleo and thea the Falcoaa' auperlor belgbt began lo tell. They coDtrolled the boards and forced the Redsklns l Into fouls In flghting for bounds, BG cashed In oa 24 of 32 templl from the free throw to only 14 of 211 lor Miami. S110w Back Willi StlaJ Nick Alol had 18 polnta and W•it Piatkowski 17 lor Bowlmg Green, wblch lost by oaly two points In its preVIOUS meeting wllh the Redaktns. Bob Jacl<sou had 13 II> lead Miami, which re. gained the services of guard Pbll Snow for the game alter be miosed three with iojuries. Bowling Green •ow Is 4-2 iR the cenlerence. Toledo fired a torr.d. eu per cent of Ill shots In banding Kent State Its eighth colllerence loss against oat wtn. The Rocketa, who HI a school sigle came ICill'lng reCII'd by five polnls, opened up a 5J.35 lead II tho haH, Jim eo. led Toledo with 28 EARLY RED-BIRDs-Ray Sadecld, right, St. Louis Corpolnta and Blll Backeull> had dlnal pitcher and Jerry Buebek, a Cardinal infielder, plan 22. Doug Sima wu high lor 11> be Ia good lbape .wben the team reporll for spriDJl tniDing next month. • larJer 11111ten of population. The current CoDJIWI II llllilerstood to be contem· plating addlnl further fundi to try end llrl1lhtlll out tba marl of traffic that plaiUN 11101t lerge eitlll. lJke 10 many Jovemmlllt undirtak!Dgs It II bard for tba pubUc to •ee IllY VIsible lmprovemiDt ID tb1 lituatloJL Ill tbt I!Jht of the nGeDt trault 1trlkt ID New 'k'ork City other eltlll wbo bave privately owned tnDIIt Q111Di1 sbould take a long hard look at t•ldnl over these ayltlme. One II ID ColumbUI, IDd at last report the city bN abiDdODid tbt Idea of buying the ay1tem, end operatiDI it 11 a muiller. pal functloa. They have Cbosen wisely to steer clear of 1ucb a headache. •There il one !bini tbat thll lltuatlon poiDII up. It goes to prove tbat rna· ny of the facllllies we bave are better In the bands of private organizations than under any governmental agency. A case in point is the electric blackout that took place in New York several weeks ago When !bat city was paralyzed there was a hue and cry from all directions by governmental authorities that questions the competence of management, and they made the boast that tllere would be investigations as to the reason for the rower failure. The exact opposite wu ~ he ease in the recent transit strika, ·, hich almost brought the city to its • : JC~s . There was no outcry because of ·be shutdown. The reason was tbat there ., as no private enterprise to be taken to ' k as the transit system is owned by il l' city. Th is goes to 11rove that there is mer't In investor prtvate owned factUUe1 ·, hich have to face government lnvestl· c;ations that will exp~ain to the public JUst why certain semces failed. Tbe Investor owned electric companies wiU spe nd months in their effort to 11tlsfy the regulatory authorities and every· thing will be done to see' that 1ucb 1 thing does not take place again. In the case of the transit system tbere 11 no . . suranct that It will not happen again, and no blame bas been placed In the In· convenience placed on the public. Of courae there wu a statement that some7 !blDg sbould be done by the admintstra' lion, but !bey will probably only live 1 . :. sltght 1lap on tba wdst of the tranilt un( ton that was responsible. There Is a growing trend In thll coun· try to U)llaln leaa and less about gov. : ernmental operations. Even the pres!· ; dent bu Informed the mass media Of tht ·. : country that anytb!ng they print or say , . 'bout the actions of the government bu ·· - ~~o validity unless tbey get It atralgbt : irom the mouth of LBJ. He has Intimated that he will give tbe 'entlemen of the press guidance, which 1gnores the fact that they are duty bound to get at the bottom of things and act as a¥ents for the enlightenment of the public. At all levels of government we aee actions beIng taken without any explanation to the • public. Henry Ward Beecher aummed the oltuation up m01t cleverly wben bt said, "I don't like these cold, preclae, perfect people, who, In order not to speak wrong, never speak at aU, and In order not to do wron&, never do anyt!ting." HElEN HELP US! Hefen Television Rev11e I AMDYCAPP :rl uoo Do Time B~RRY'S WORLD Royals Lose Still Split on Again, 119-118 Stadium Site 14x25xl 15x20xl 16x20x1 16x25xl 20x20x1 do~bl 1llracllqnl or ~Wbo'• Afrald of V"'gtnia \Voolf'~ ljlro rlbC Ll& llartGD . . . . pltll eiiOUib• ~Jiowertul, wlpr, tii!OikmaU, ovtrw~bii!!If, ~ J• Strolghl frmn Parla boule- oordl, the clean, Uoti!IQ .! :J'I\t .. , ~~~4W)'. proiJtiel lt't I wav .a J.arllt. llut .. . . . . . . ' •• •• •• J5c • • • • • • 55c 55c I 0 0 0 0 0 ••• • •• S5c liner of the back • zipped hfDII • nlf boot in bright hltc ID • Girls 13 to 4 • $5.99 Girls 4 Y.I to 9 • $6. 99 Miss Brenda Ayers 16x25x2 •••• • • 19c 20x20x2 • • • • • • 89c 20x2Sx2 • • • • • • 19a •h••·•..t. Brown with being tbe father her child, which was expected to be born somelime tbls month. She io the girl who charged the Cleveland Browns lullback with assault sod ballery last mer, Brown was acquitted the charge, B.R. W. HDWL & LEATHER SUPPLY Rous.'s Shot Store J~srowni~pl~ea~ded~tnnoc~=e•~tto~~ WMPO Middleport pat..,ity ebarge at the Wednesdsy'o , The hearing (formerly Gllmlnluoll lltort) PIPHOI-11111 992-27J'4 POMEROY, 0. Ed's Auto Trim Team 300 Midwest Sleel Dullon Drugs Waid Cross a11d Son High Game and Series ,Yeauger, 212, 500; High game - WMPO 1180; High COMING--- This · Sunday series - Team 300, 2508. LET US HELP The New Sunday Times·Sentinel PIRST QUALITY UGULAR- Serving 18~ C.rtlflecf Oil Station The Meigs-Gallia·Mason FAST DEPENDABLE Area Cold Weather Starts WARM I Pwa l'llella leed I lnd COMIC SECTION FOR YOUI GOODIE&Il BAniJY ,.,*... , .... COLO~l c-pom ,.....' Local News · I ;1...._ .... I , ' ·WII&.._ ._ .. a'nd Features Plus ·-' " Many Other ·features YDalll Enjoy " . llomt 0111114 1111 Opll'ltM .' YOI!'I Lite Qlr ..... · , i'M!II!I!I W'l Mill PGMI~Y, t. ' ' WINTIR TOPCOATS JAw~-•s INTIU STOCK IIDUCID Starnl Coah Bench W1rmw1 1 REDUCED- SWEATERS WORK PAlm REDUCED ]-65 i .. l SPORT l DRESS Mltn liOYS' SHIRTS ¥11.19$1 2 ... •s WlmR CAP 1.61 IIDUCID l SPORT SHIRTS, VII. to 6.95, sale 3.65 e WEATHER STRIPPING e DOOR STRIPPING e ELEC. TAPES FOR WRAPPING PIPES etNSULAliON Materials ..... ,.. ·Yflll411fql' 1, \ ''I KEEP OUT COLD MAKER AN 8 PAGI STANDARD IN • • • WE'LL COMPLETI WITH plrt of lbl l!ultoin • 'J)ylrftd peddliDI pbrutoloaJ' . . . JuUt Cbriltlt'• "Dir lq" ... 1111111 lD Irtlantl. • •• •• . SSt Sb8 16x20x2 • .. • .. 19c • iio ~ Slu 20x25x 1 . . . . . . 60c infWI Feh. 6th . CinCJDD8ti • :-l:iec:e. Thaf colorful - :hap S, JIG• . S .. Kentucky Rolls, 105 ..- 9Q,_· 111 Richard S. owen. Publ!lber ....: ' Voice . of Broadway Another WQ · . in Space ~·loliddleport, .0,, Feb. llaliJ S.ntloel, Bowling Green Upsets Miami, 7~-62 . ~--'k · 'I EBERSBACH HARDWARE 2 ,., $71» AU-WEAn& COATS . Zlpwllntn. Yaluee to 29.95 Sale 22.tS Yal1111to 22.95 Sale 16.95 AI Suits I SIJ!II'I Calli RHUCICI 20 to • --- - eSHOP I SAVI AT DOWNIE-GROSS "HOMI:OF ~ SH.IRTS" · . l I ,· �•• l ' r ~ ' 'Ttl DAtlY SENTINEL ' DEVOTJQ . to INTIREST OP ME.IGs.MASON ARIA advertblnJ ' representativ1: Bottmelll Kimball, IDe,, 343 LaiD&toa Ave, New York City, New Y01t. Subscription rates: Dollvered b1 carrier . where available, 30 eenta per week; one yei:lr ill advance at tbe Daily Sentinel of· flee $15.00; oiJ< months, $7.80, three moDiht $3.90. By Motor Route where earrter aer- vice ool available ooo month $1.30, 111 maU one year $10.00; Sl• moatho, auo: Threo monlhl, auo. "· .. ' ' COMMENTJTINGEDRORIALLY I The Right To Know THE Jut ConlftBI appropriated IUIIII of moDey lara• to do someth!Da to Improve tb1 traDSit systellllJ Ia tbe PLORENCfl HENDERSON 1"" ICiaally ooliclllnC o~ tilt tnlbal 11 cbalrmlD) aurv~ llllra. Ira llerDateiDV bad ber atepa of a alb An. hotel; we 20,8110 nstoterld ... Demoerata have IDOther cOlllmldst u ..U. "by elbnlc groupa~ With 8,000 tab)i rilbt On acliedule, named Dill ·.. The ~·a Gil Mldlon P.aa111 aJrud¥ polled liiD lhl . ber llllubelh . Omina . .. The questionable 8110011!1 and fDerl gubenlltorial r8CI lbli ' WIJ • N. Y. Allomef General ILouts Lelliowlla) Ia 1Dveatigallll1 -lbl ... a lot of them lacludlng on FraDt D. O'COmlor a per cent. "Ballo IiomanU<o" (held at the the auppoeed1y sljtllh East Side · PrankUn Roosmlf 2i ·per eena St. Rqta lui Dec. 8) . .. The .. ..... Hedy itBmerr leis a VI· Robert F. Wagner: 7' per CIDI, 1'elly'l ' Norton Mockridge ft.oaJ. dil Sasloon haJreljop and goes Artliur t.evltt 8 per _ftn\, ·w_ltb q CO' lilt lmldaOIM Mrl~ LaD- flamiDJ ~d ~ "Picllln twQ actlltereil I!I!OIIf · Trat'-o clrtlh to Ill' sbe'U Dl8ITl' him Momll))' Dead" . · tiafl i bot Sll'llton, Samui!J, ' Nll:kod~D, · '· · ' ~ Maatro,lannl'l per- rumor - thai AI;IJ, Geil. Nick tlli. . Katzeilbach's ready lo reslgl LUCILLE BAI..L will product sonal 1nveltmenl in his Ru, . . To the lill of. 10111 o1 1111'1 "Diamolld Jim Bra~" If Jackdolph \'alentlno · musical ln Rom' I"Cioo, Rudy") II such a add Lee Howard, son of Joe . e Gleason will take ·lblt ·fat '" pile of IIJ:t, 11 lolall tslll,tm ' llolvard of "I WCIIIder Who'• ro , . .. Cbarlton l,leikitl wll TV's "F.B.I." llirlel bu lhl Klsslnl Htr Now'~ filM; Lee'• blibd 1 nank ·art gallery , 111 . 11D18 Ford ill Ita 110a11111011 plano and 101111 tllllven tbe Parll (10 encourage iulltiiOwn•l future, Jolly Sixpence at 47th St. 8lld Leroy Nieman, line sporll Dinah Sbort'1 Piau Persia loa Ave. llfltat breaklnl tolD tba 'bll · LUilan Roth II allln& , ,. One money lime, was ·commiuloQo Room premiere brouibl OUI a 1ar fancier crowd than I)OOSI o1 the cllanleten .caught II lbat td tAl PIIDI an t-by-M fool mUJ'o t'Bfo openlnge reeenUy , Bolb b11dllned penthouse pot pariJ al for Cltlcago'a new Marcell' the lbeatrleal and lasllloa.tllabo was a model Ute very next day lilt Bank Bldg, . . . 'l'ony Quinn llshmenta jammed lhe town's ID aD ad whole captlou laclud- lllld bls Instant FBiilily IGok a amartsel supper club · Nor- ed him u a "clean.eut-AJneri: Mllm1 Palm Bily Club ··~ men Norell, Jerry Sllvermao, ean kid." .. . The N. Y. Cltl· ment lor throe IDDIIthl ' wbllt _ Shannon Rogers, John llloort, uns Committee (David Lo• fllmiDI. Sheldon Landau Alltl Focarty i-Dally Sentinel, l'oiDei01·Hiddlepoli,-o "'".~ re"'"II.-S,~l"' se&,_ were lhe eelobri!M from lbt aew-styllath oeedlt 1810111 , , .• Dinah donned a perfectly 111mpie lltUe Norell frock lOr I b • big first nigh~ limply awuh with a lillloo HqUiDS onr 1 slllc Peter Pan sbirt and (since II was 1 ''bllck lie" openlnsJ t - - by llottel-oo~ wore a big soft black tie. Millon Berte led the affeetloD- 01 Ge111Df Uled To Mlak ror bll lour listen to ~ • ale heckling, imltaUna a dolo- Dear Helen: lbl riiiiCh asd bod deetded lo tary houra, 1boul lbl eltempls ty off.floor voice . , , Harold ArAbout mink - lhere. are two buy bls mother a stotion wagoa ol modern mall lo come II> len (With hio lovely Amya) at a lldes to the "s!AJie" story, and becauBO be felt silt wu 1 • KMPI with tncreaslns urbanlza. rlngllde lable virlually was part phooey 1o lbe remarkl by lbt lle heavy lor a horse. tion • , . NBC.TV'o planned new of the act - Dinah sang a slew bave-nots. Here's my otory: II - your 'COluma lbal ~~ game show with 1 top prla of ol line AriC!I songs ·, . Includ· For 1& Cbrlalmasel my Jn». - rudera about Mike, and lt.. $00,0110, "The Bl& Money" lng "Old Black Mqlc~ to a sort- bond pve me 1 pair of IDllll - 1er1 bavo come day Iller dar featurlna ph)'licao rather than of rock beet, bol Dinah made 11 tollored flannelette pejiiJilll, ever Iince. Letters and plelurea mental prowess, Is expected lo pllln she held Utile truck with And belal a strictly uliUtarlall 8lld toy borsea, thai made bls ltarl In mid-April. tho rockers (''Now the Rolling type, 1 waa delighted. But Jill day brl8hter and pVI 'll me,ll' Stones, ·they don't wash mueb,'' lhl 17th, he pve mt a beauu; IIIJ. A man In LondbD Eng. I llbd J01 beiW llul old HOLLYWOOD (IIPI) -WB Dinah smiles) .. , Dinah smiles fu1 mink alolol land, wu unwrepplna lniportl Tbe AlmiDH · EAD THII NETWOIIK way. throulb everyth1na (Gum aht When I went tAl the furrier INm an old newspa~ and By United Preu lnltnlalfoaal PRESS J!EI EASES: Nolll 11> watdJ television by: Today Is Thursday, Feb. 3, never did tate those Sadneu •one of the baaf 111 · New Yort read your story; he WIQII · le -From CJ!S.TV: "BlU BlsbJ Jackie Gleuon'• CBS-TV the 31th day of 1966 with 331 lo Lesso01 Olear Levant eald sile City) to have 11 Initialed. I Mike. Letters IJ11m atranpi'l o1 'My Favorlta Mll'IIAa' hour this Saturday II entitled follow. needs) . · Right down froltt tried to e~cbanp tl for a more oame, slrangers that became lecturu on lllo1r bUaiDe8l lo "The Gridiron Follies," and II The moon Is between Ill llrsl was the inevitable Anita LoulJt MI'Vieeable and leu sbowJ Per- friends, lrienda lbol became loJo. a musicai-<Ornedy neoueeuon quarter and lull phase. uplrlnl performen." (we neer lhe's everYwhere) stan lamb Jackel. lloWIVer, 1 ed ones. ol the Jack Oakle-lype l1lmo The morning star Is Venus. . , Dinah's abow was slick, her - - talked out ol11 by lbl Hies Eaeb letter offered i prayer, There's IJOlhin& liD learniDc Hollywood IUrDed oat Ia the The evening stars are Mars, manner poised and polished, lady wbo bad welted on my the pme prayer !hal was spoilfrom lhe great ones. her Noreli 011ginal ftamboyanl- basband. He said 11> exchange 11 In our hearts every lllllllltal. -From Nl:IC-TV: "Tn al- 11301. , , With ' Arnold Stant Jupiter and Saturn. featured as a JCMbr, Gleason In 1913, the Income tu, or ly •Imple, her voice somewhat would burl blm deeply as be We prayed thll Mltf ~ould waye beUeved that 100 o1 man'1 IP'f8test assell II having portrays a lootbeU atar who lith Amendment lo the Conslf. less than Ideal but she manag- ha~ lakeD IUcb Clrt 111 eb001o walk bealdt uo on lii'IJ, / ld God ehose lor him tAl lialk by COillrol of biB own lime,' sllld 11111 desperate!? lo pass his , tullon, became law wth ratlfl. 11 the melodic u!Umsta much In 1q it cation by lhe 16th state, eollego 0181111 10 be can lie the m1l1Ul81' ol • Warren Spahn So I 1tarled 1o wear my stole Jlis Side In Heaven. .. Bill Cullen. 'So I 811et!l Whll Wyoming. or Whitey Filrd who may lltk and wu needled 01 all sldea. ber 26, )965;· i people bear about my signing ellglble for the 011 game. In 1917, the United Stales Peter Falk, star of taleYItheir early superb youthlui elBeing a woman, I have my cotMay we lhank ~ witt lor two NBC ob01rl, lhiJ wiD broke diplomatic relations \vlth IIon' f ' "Trials Of O'Brien" fect.a but make out amartly en IJ momenll, so li)eH rmarlcJ carec1 so nn\eb lor AI lith! bot think I'm (Oing agalDst my own Gennany following that namitl and 1 preltJ lair eounlry atyle and the deft, shrewd trlckl annoyed me leas than they they aever mel?- ,.lAIIENTS autlook oa We.'" tion's announcement of unreof the compleat professional. did my vet')' Dice husband, who AND RELATIVESI.Of.'? MlKB: pool player, w1ll be 1 comlnenNo, 81 a matter of fact I alricted submarine warlart. talor of the CBS biiJiardl Ethel Merman enjoyed lhl just couldn't understand them. PRISER dldn1 lblnk about 11 at an. In 1963, the American tanker Shore abow enthuaiuUcally, !atI conllllued to wear 1~ and Dear Helen: , -From lht IIIIIJ pms classic on the network's The letter you publlalied • release: "'My hJigell prob- ''Sport& Spectacular" · ohow ''Marine Sulphur Queen" disap- er rlbbell Ul abOUI a • 1J10U11 I'll IIJ one thlnl lor lhtl mink lem (sal!I,Cullen) lllhtl people Feb. 11. • . Same day, Gen. peared wlth l9 men aboard Ernest Borgnloe'a parental .. - U added immeuurably to bOUI Terry Peaa!D broqht> • bear ab6il't tht shows and then Curlll Lemay, the lormer Air from Beaumont, Tez, to ""mblyUnt hilariously but DD- · my sell-assurance al social If. tremendoul l'ti)IOIIII. Could.you prlnlabiJ . , , It wu 1 biJ, gsy, lalrt. And 11!1 husband bean! mention In your columllbal IIlii think, "Why doesn't ht gtve Force chief of stall, hunts Norfolk, Va. alamorous eale premlen lltd ·!lave penned a amall verae, 11 1ry1ng 11> IDSWer u man1 1f0UU on the St'OIUob moors on Olher )'OUIII, poor IUYI I the audience gaVI Dinah Ill whlcb I think about coven It: u lht w, 1114 1111 willll te chance?"", No. u a matter ABC. TV's "The Amerlcaa heart u well 11 lis ears . .'!'Itt My friends don't like my hard- people who . have made . bet of fiCI I dldDI think about It ll Sporllman" aerlaa. very fashion-wise Shore lou earned mink, thank all the WONDERFUL all. •Baney" 111 TY changed Into a long off • whitt They reolly ean, abkfe It. people wbo ba" made W ClDmelloll PIJames Stewart neadllnee Ben Zuckerman evening IUit Well oow, my dear•, bert't connleacence a brighter one. -From NBC-TV: 'Co.- CBS-TV's Thursday Dlghl movie lor the bll rec:epUon In the whet I lh1nk - MRS. LEO PESSIN, - 2111 HOD, pleaae. NBC lntenulllonal Feb. :U ln "Harvey," lhl Play's Stale Suite alter lilt Don't knock 11 UU yw'vt lrle4 B1'811dets Ave., Clnnamlnloo, II. Enterprllel, wllhlll • nm.day la1'10'11 onetlml B r o a d way alngle show .. , Greg Bautzor, Ill PEGGY J, . perted, bu sold mort tha1 comedy aboal a fellow wboH urtbitdled from Dena Wynter, Dear Pem: Dear Helen: houri o1 procrammina 1o friend and companion Is aa was there: aJao at the Coloay Touebe millk·hateral Your Russell SUJ100D, the lf.Jelf'o Lallll American tel8flsl011 Ill· tnvltlble llx·loot-taU rabbit •• • for luneb, wbere he told 111 now elever poem could be appUed old brain tumor paUent of lionl. Among lht progrOJIII sold The presldenll of lbe U.S. that be and Dana are llll)'oted It anything from automaUc Granll Pass, Ore., bu •Joyed Is 'Richard Boone (IIIII 'Daniel Qwnber of Commerce and lhl they both qreJJ they caa be illlhnaben tAl private plaaee. 10 much the wonderful c:ordl, lloont' 81 stated Ia 11oey National Anoclatlon of Manufriends, even have dalel, avt- - H. leiters 8lld du-lllmu pacta&e~ rtleued JilL 20) '" facturera are Interviewed on Uled 8lld all lblt pol111 wz. Ynr HelpiDI BIDII Depll'lment be rec:elved. HowiVII' he cal Yo, .et'l 111 !bat llralilll. NJIC.TV'I "Meet lbl Prtu'' Dear Helen: no lqer read bls 01111 mall, pleut. Sunday. GEN. JOHN COULTEJI (ConIn 1963 you printed the lloey aor understand It, .. piRH, We reed tho privata preu George Stevens' ftlm claalc, nie Bennett's widower Is dat- of a brave little eo\Vboy nomed 10 mort 'l'bankl qall releaaea loO: ''A PlaCI lr the Sun," u llllf Aline McDollllall Ford . . . 141kt Prlser from Xenia, Ohio. lor belpiiiJletters. a boy in a battle liD' -From Jamet llnry, alar II a d a p Ia t 1on of Theodore Bob Hope's given enough of blmMike bad beeo in and out of Jr 1 mlriiCII will Itt hba Wll. NIIC-TV'I ''Tbe VJrPdaa": llre!Jer'a "All American Tragetelf and lalent 1o charily, now • • boapitall llincl he wu sis. Be HIS NURSE "ftrH ,._.. qo I wu 11)," Is schedule<! lor NBC-TV's IS COI\'\lng b•'a even donated '100000 'to Thil ooiUDID II dldlcaled It -l•ated lOr lhe Hollyweod Saturday lligbl movlt slot the MoUon Picture Relief FUnd wu paralyzed. Mike's "rllleb" was only as big u his bed, and lamlly llvlna, 10 If you're bafo . Wom111'1 I'm• Clab'1 uaul March 1J, althoup the produSUNDAYS •. , The movie buolneu II oo !he anJy sheller hll toy llortn 1n1 ldd trodlll or .jutl pllll Soar Apple Awa~ bit loll out cer II trying ln court to hall the IIU&ranteed bolllllWl - 75 per bod were the palmi of bls band. trouble, Itt Helen Htip YOU• . lo IIOIIIeoat elte. P· t, like lbowlns becaqse of lmpendlna c:t111 Gl movlll never brtlt "" ''Someday,• Mike would lay, She will aJao wtiCOIIII JIIU' 1 wldskey, peplt, .... lelorl, <11!1 for lime and commercials, 111111 fll; Darryl Zanuck hopes to Ioiii'· 'I'm eonna have a real ranch 01r11 IIDU~ ·aperltncH. Ado 1 mellow wllb limo. Jllll II prove alleging theae will amount 1o a .. !bat percllllqe. Little Joim. and rldt my borteiJ aD day ..... Balta Bolttl Ia ... .. . I~ 1'111 lllvlllq you llld " "llf "rape of a ereaiiN effort." IIY Puleo Gl the Harmonleall . .... Ha bad joba all planned thl· _.. ..... ..te to be my pest at a real JobD Secondarl and Helen II mllld cancellria calt tlalel -ltnl ~ .. lbe mal• Jean RoPrl, producers el , TPatla ICllttie aaye a CBS •treet ol Medlclae Bow, Wy- ABC.TV'1 "Sap of We!lern Jnel1ll' il tmtrglnf .. ' Compo~' IIOCtllf l!lllotl the lladt Ill& Mall" apeclaiJ, are piiJIIDfilator .. Richard Rodgers' license L ·venal C1Q •alcw). • • " IIIII year a lleliel G( doeumea. . plait rt1da "DICK" .. . Pal Jack E. Leonard and lllltder Jl'rlnlde Ran!WI ·co-tl&r· II tbl Hatlo's They'll It Every Copa Fell. I; 11'1 Rllltlall't llnt blfllmt N. Y. lloOt1n, and ltt'e 'frY load - ud cwtd lab off SO UNTIL MISS RULeR !Ike n llt'lltr Fnnlie. · COMES SACK WE'U. PO EV&R'flHIN@ JUST Jam• Coburn Ia t1tt IUddea Lll<i SHE PIP"" - Botart-lyi» btl iii Out Mu Fllat but be's no OYeftliilht calDip; be'1 been aU Ol'tr TV anti yean 110 we IUII*Ied Neand· · ertba1 good ~ mtlbt make bini I blf liar IIJ4 fw I ehiiiiJII we were 11gb! , :, Last Dllllll! ol 'l'holland's prime minister ma-e. )'Go think of a Burl lVII ..It 110111: Kitllkaehon ' .. Tht wliallllti at th• Mrtcao Room m marked "Tartan" and "'J~" '" The~ Ia Wbleb Wamor'l II peddlltW the • Cb..ter TaDDehlll. F.<lltor Published evocy llltemooa ucept SuDday by The Obio Vall'f PubiiJhlnc Com·pany, 110 YecbaDic S~, Pomeroy, Oblo 45169. Buslne11 Office pbont W'Y NIIHI Editorial phone W'Y 2-2107. Entered •• seeond ol111 malllos matter at the post office al PomeroY, Ohio. National ' Udell PNu ~ Kent with 19. OtletbeJII kept Ill hopes alive Jl5. Lyu MutiD el lllulltqn A Jlllr Gl upseU The Ohio CoBle!.:Bee race as Don Carlos ripped lhreugb lied 28 aDd Du TethUII ot llltihl ~ what appeared could be thrown lnlo turmoil to- 32 poinls 1o ae1 a three-year fiance Zl. be I'UIIWif rac:ea Ill the Dlgbt wben leader Moom,t Umon Ohio Conference scoring record, Freabmo Lee Sims ud Amerlcal ud ~blo confer. visits Akron, which holds down ll>pping lhe old mark of 1,11$3 by CRJTOD coniribuled II ltld ences Into real dogllghll. third plac:e alter back-lo-back 16 points. It was set In 1948-51 polntl respectively In Aalllaad'•l Upstart Bow I h 1 losses last week. . by Jud MIUhoil e1 Ob1o Wes- easy viclory. snapped lllam!'a Ill-game Wooster mainlalned lis posJ. leyan. OtterbeiiJ clubbed Capt- Two games were ~tlml of 4!0url wlnntnl. streak by Uon lR the 0C chase by dOW!~ tal, 74-58, the IIIOW. The biJ clailb · ing · the Redsldns their lng Baldwin-Wallace, 97-li{J, In Teit Koch stole th~ naB from tWMJ Youngstowa ud .Central MAC lou, alter level wiDS, evertlme alter blowing a 19- Jliram and fired Ia a 25-looter Stata was postponed ud !be I comlorlabl• 7~ margin, point lead midway of'the second at the buzzer to lead Oberlin QuaiJtico • Flldlay match was IDli bad won Ita last 10 gelllfll, hall, Tim Jordsa acored 35 to a eome-lrom-behiad 68 • 66 eanoeled. ~ami sliD remained in II> paoo Wooster to lis vicll>ry bJ OC piay. Tonlght'a Ught !Cbedule dmer'a aeat, bul Toledo Jm. OC win Ill ,u g_am.. a•d Dick Wierwille put In alx eou- bas Marietta eatertataina proved Ita contending posiUon Dick Scott bad 29 lor lhe Jack- seeutive poinls lA the final 48 lornla (Pa.) State, H~;·,::l by bellb!l Kent State, eta. seconds 11> lead Defbnce 11> Its at cieveland Stale and for Ita third wiJJ ln lour conC8rlot Sets Reeord upset victory. He flaiBhed with State al F1lk. !enJee games. And Deliaac:e huded Bluf(loa Ita first Mid-Ohio setback, 74-69, wblle Asblaad was beating WI~ mlnglon, 71-li7. Blulftoa now 1-1 and Aohlud i;-2 and they meet Saturday at Bluffton. Bowling Green trailed only In the early mlnuleo and thea the Falcoaa' auperlor belgbt began lo tell. They coDtrolled the boards and forced the Redsklns l Into fouls In flghting for bounds, BG cashed In oa 24 of 32 templl from the free throw to only 14 of 211 lor Miami. S110w Back Willi StlaJ Nick Alol had 18 polnta and W•it Piatkowski 17 lor Bowlmg Green, wblch lost by oaly two points In its preVIOUS meeting wllh the Redaktns. Bob Jacl<sou had 13 II> lead Miami, which re. gained the services of guard Pbll Snow for the game alter be miosed three with iojuries. Bowling Green •ow Is 4-2 iR the cenlerence. Toledo fired a torr.d. eu per cent of Ill shots In banding Kent State Its eighth colllerence loss against oat wtn. The Rocketa, who HI a school sigle came ICill'lng reCII'd by five polnls, opened up a 5J.35 lead II tho haH, Jim eo. led Toledo with 28 EARLY RED-BIRDs-Ray Sadecld, right, St. Louis Corpolnta and Blll Backeull> had dlnal pitcher and Jerry Buebek, a Cardinal infielder, plan 22. Doug Sima wu high lor 11> be Ia good lbape .wben the team reporll for spriDJl tniDing next month. • larJer 11111ten of population. The current CoDJIWI II llllilerstood to be contem· plating addlnl further fundi to try end llrl1lhtlll out tba marl of traffic that plaiUN 11101t lerge eitlll. lJke 10 many Jovemmlllt undirtak!Dgs It II bard for tba pubUc to •ee IllY VIsible lmprovemiDt ID tb1 lituatloJL Ill tbt I!Jht of the nGeDt trault 1trlkt ID New 'k'ork City other eltlll wbo bave privately owned tnDIIt Q111Di1 sbould take a long hard look at t•ldnl over these ayltlme. One II ID ColumbUI, IDd at last report the city bN abiDdODid tbt Idea of buying the ay1tem, end operatiDI it 11 a muiller. pal functloa. They have Cbosen wisely to steer clear of 1ucb a headache. •There il one !bini tbat thll lltuatlon poiDII up. It goes to prove tbat rna· ny of the facllllies we bave are better In the bands of private organizations than under any governmental agency. A case in point is the electric blackout that took place in New York several weeks ago When !bat city was paralyzed there was a hue and cry from all directions by governmental authorities that questions the competence of management, and they made the boast that tllere would be investigations as to the reason for the rower failure. The exact opposite wu ~ he ease in the recent transit strika, ·, hich almost brought the city to its • : JC~s . There was no outcry because of ·be shutdown. The reason was tbat there ., as no private enterprise to be taken to ' k as the transit system is owned by il l' city. Th is goes to 11rove that there is mer't In investor prtvate owned factUUe1 ·, hich have to face government lnvestl· c;ations that will exp~ain to the public JUst why certain semces failed. Tbe Investor owned electric companies wiU spe nd months in their effort to 11tlsfy the regulatory authorities and every· thing will be done to see' that 1ucb 1 thing does not take place again. In the case of the transit system tbere 11 no . . suranct that It will not happen again, and no blame bas been placed In the In· convenience placed on the public. Of courae there wu a statement that some7 !blDg sbould be done by the admintstra' lion, but !bey will probably only live 1 . :. sltght 1lap on tba wdst of the tranilt un( ton that was responsible. There Is a growing trend In thll coun· try to U)llaln leaa and less about gov. : ernmental operations. Even the pres!· ; dent bu Informed the mass media Of tht ·. : country that anytb!ng they print or say , . 'bout the actions of the government bu ·· - ~~o validity unless tbey get It atralgbt : irom the mouth of LBJ. He has Intimated that he will give tbe 'entlemen of the press guidance, which 1gnores the fact that they are duty bound to get at the bottom of things and act as a¥ents for the enlightenment of the public. At all levels of government we aee actions beIng taken without any explanation to the • public. Henry Ward Beecher aummed the oltuation up m01t cleverly wben bt said, "I don't like these cold, preclae, perfect people, who, In order not to speak wrong, never speak at aU, and In order not to do wron&, never do anyt!ting." HElEN HELP US! Hefen Television Rev11e I AMDYCAPP :rl uoo Do Time B~RRY'S WORLD Royals Lose Still Split on Again, 119-118 Stadium Site 14x25xl 15x20xl 16x20x1 16x25xl 20x20x1 do~bl 1llracllqnl or ~Wbo'• Afrald of V"'gtnia \Voolf'~ ljlro rlbC Ll& llartGD . . . . pltll eiiOUib• ~Jiowertul, wlpr, tii!OikmaU, ovtrw~bii!!If, ~ J• Strolghl frmn Parla boule- oordl, the clean, Uoti!IQ .! :J'I\t .. , ~~~4W)'. proiJtiel lt't I wav .a J.arllt. llut .. . . . . . . ' •• •• •• J5c • • • • • • 55c 55c I 0 0 0 0 0 ••• • •• S5c liner of the back • zipped hfDII • nlf boot in bright hltc ID • Girls 13 to 4 • $5.99 Girls 4 Y.I to 9 • $6. 99 Miss Brenda Ayers 16x25x2 •••• • • 19c 20x20x2 • • • • • • 89c 20x2Sx2 • • • • • • 19a •h••·•..t. Brown with being tbe father her child, which was expected to be born somelime tbls month. She io the girl who charged the Cleveland Browns lullback with assault sod ballery last mer, Brown was acquitted the charge, B.R. W. HDWL & LEATHER SUPPLY Rous.'s Shot Store J~srowni~pl~ea~ded~tnnoc~=e•~tto~~ WMPO Middleport pat..,ity ebarge at the Wednesdsy'o , The hearing (formerly Gllmlnluoll lltort) PIPHOI-11111 992-27J'4 POMEROY, 0. Ed's Auto Trim Team 300 Midwest Sleel Dullon Drugs Waid Cross a11d Son High Game and Series ,Yeauger, 212, 500; High game - WMPO 1180; High COMING--- This · Sunday series - Team 300, 2508. LET US HELP The New Sunday Times·Sentinel PIRST QUALITY UGULAR- Serving 18~ C.rtlflecf Oil Station The Meigs-Gallia·Mason FAST DEPENDABLE Area Cold Weather Starts WARM I Pwa l'llella leed I lnd COMIC SECTION FOR YOUI GOODIE&Il BAniJY ,.,*... , .... COLO~l c-pom ,.....' Local News · I ;1...._ .... I , ' ·WII&.._ ._ .. a'nd Features Plus ·-' " Many Other ·features YDalll Enjoy " . llomt 0111114 1111 Opll'ltM .' YOI!'I Lite Qlr ..... · , i'M!II!I!I W'l Mill PGMI~Y, t. ' ' WINTIR TOPCOATS JAw~-•s INTIU STOCK IIDUCID Starnl Coah Bench W1rmw1 1 REDUCED- SWEATERS WORK PAlm REDUCED ]-65 i .. l SPORT l DRESS Mltn liOYS' SHIRTS ¥11.19$1 2 ... •s WlmR CAP 1.61 IIDUCID l SPORT SHIRTS, VII. to 6.95, sale 3.65 e WEATHER STRIPPING e DOOR STRIPPING e ELEC. TAPES FOR WRAPPING PIPES etNSULAliON Materials ..... ,.. ·Yflll411fql' 1, \ ''I KEEP OUT COLD MAKER AN 8 PAGI STANDARD IN • • • WE'LL COMPLETI WITH plrt of lbl l!ultoin • 'J)ylrftd peddliDI pbrutoloaJ' . . . JuUt Cbriltlt'• "Dir lq" ... 1111111 lD Irtlantl. • •• •• . SSt Sb8 16x20x2 • .. • .. 19c • iio ~ Slu 20x25x 1 . . . . . . 60c infWI Feh. 6th . CinCJDD8ti • :-l:iec:e. Thaf colorful - :hap S, JIG• . S .. Kentucky Rolls, 105 ..- 9Q,_· 111 Richard S. owen. Publ!lber ....: ' Voice . of Broadway Another WQ · . in Space ~·loliddleport, .0,, Feb. llaliJ S.ntloel, Bowling Green Upsets Miami, 7~-62 . ~--'k · 'I EBERSBACH HARDWARE 2 ,., $71» AU-WEAn& COATS . Zlpwllntn. Yaluee to 29.95 Sale 22.tS Yal1111to 22.95 Sale 16.95 AI Suits I SIJ!II'I Calli RHUCICI 20 to • --- - eSHOP I SAVI AT DOWNIE-GROSS "HOMI:OF ~ SH.IRTS" · . l I ,· �,, SJi. ppInganu· -.J I Cotton over Promises_ Sliding No Fun : To Hit Record·on Aug.lst Eor Motorists U.' S. ?lanes. Strike Through Heavy ·Strollger Defenses !:!!!•; !_lll~n~lllle1,~~~~~~ • rronf • , 0· it tire rorin ,1- LOcal Boards C . a r r y . GOP r:;-1 :, ~!~. • ': From Smoke Injury IJave.Say-so ~.~*a.e;: On St'onus em ' WASHINGTN (UP!) .:... Tl)el the same or a SUpplna' .... l1ldlna on DIID, " u.ted Ill 1!011!11~~~:: Department tod4y In October • snow ean be a lot of IUD tloll 11 PleuaDI Vllley ibpllal 11 the cot!Dn carry<l\'er wben choice steers at ' 1 1 Aug. 1 will total a record 16.5 averaged $2UO per 100 children. Not 10 or the dr ver. COLUMBUS (UPf) - Atty. alte1' "*IDe from IIIIDire Inmillion balel. The department Sllpplnl and slldina on Gen. WUUam SUbt rultd Wed- bllatlan Wblle ftsltilll I fire The whopping carryover com- alallj!hter II expected to 'lazed strtef's 11 1 hazardous nesday llle • law nqulr1118 Weclnma) after~ at Jill N. l01 reduced sltuatiop. The Ohio 1CboaJ1 ~ be ope11 liS dlyl a ..... ......... ....._ ••· 1 1 1 Ulton bl 1 psres with 4.3 m ue 8 1 eve of Highway Safety all year llllowl local bolrds Qf .ad- onaw ......, w••• "'"· up. carried iniAl the I!JM.$1 market- mld-11168, with hog prices DIOioristl · to be uc«tion It determlnl wbetber stalrl of the bomt .wu darnIng year last Aua. I and wllb aging well above 1165 level•. cautlouJ during bad winter achooll abouJd be doled !Je. q111 by blue !rolll idlkuoiia the JIMIIOUs record ot 14.5 mil· The slaughter rates will YOilr tires bave Jess cauae of "a public ralamlly, - · lion biles In 11151. to move ·above year-earlier on slippery pavement such u 1 IDOW atorm." · , Two monthl ago the depart- ell during the summer distance required for State Superlntandent or 111- '1'be ·bouse wu ..,.... by ment estimated the carryover llld then stsy above tor the 11 are&lly Increased. stzpclton E. E. !loll, bas lbe ~ Clair Cotlrjll, Sr., Pl. PleaQol, Aug. 1 would be 16.2 milllon .or the year. wse thing to do is slow down nal authority as to wbelber lbe lilld oecilplld by the Willy BOadl bales. The revised estimate The higher !l&!lfhler and take It euy. Use snQW boards decide ~. SUbe Jr. family. Tile IDlGUDI of claDJ, stems from . weakened prospects later this year are In . or cbalns and nW:e aure your &aid, IJid Holt can require IUb- qe to the hOuse arid llOIIt8llW lor U.S. cotton exports, wh1cb because of the 1 per cent \'islblllty through your wind· stantial evidence. · bid not been dlllrmlaed late more than offset improved pros- crease expeoted ID the and w!ndow1 11 good and W·«fd!Dnead~l)'~-~-pects tor domestic rfl111 con- , ber 19§.May . 1968, pig erop, . Alwys be on the The altorllq leJifl'al beld the · sumption. j'1gs born durmg these months tor children playlq and loclll boardl mUll 1J11111 eomThe department l&ld uports. will !Uppty the bulk of who may take motl Hille to delerll1lae the U. Alii ro WlllD lor the current marketing year slaughter hogs during In the path of your lltence of • ealamlty. PT: PLBASAN'I' _ TWo eeuPBTAL PIIE'l'TV-soft pink organza petals frame the face ol "JIIIa World," Lellle Lantlley. The British beauty m~ a fanciful cmrlloD fl'olllllle spriq bat t:GIItlltioll now are eatimated at 3.5 mll· ember. cerlstn you can lllop Soxbe lll1d It would be dJffl- pleu have . made appllc«tioos fllbe Cllrlstiall Dior LoodOb 111011. Ion bales, a hall mUUon bales The depsrtment said hog Above 1111, use seat b·· <. eult to define 1 clllamlty by for marriage Ucenees m·the Df· below the previous estimate. ducers are eXpanding their Should an 1ccldent occur, Ia• , fico of the Coullly Clerk. Clelt . Thts new esimate also com· ductlon m _response to . . chancea of survlvlll and less Saxbe'l oplnlen wu IIIJued at They were Harold Ray Meadow pares with exports of 4.1 mil· prices .. Th•s expanSion m ioue lnJ••ry are greatly lncrea.. requeat. · 20, Muon, llld Shirley Ann Ill«· lion bales last season, 'lbe agen- bers will cause, pt~ces to weak- ed when seat bella are buckled. Hell cited a law which went IY. 21, Pomeroy, aod DaYid cy said the prospective decline en In the second baH of 1900. vou don't alreedy have seat lllto effect 1ut July 1, requ1ro Jobnathan Graham, 19, Gallipofrom a year earlier re'flects beltl, have them lnslalled now Jna a taz.day ldlool year, but Us, and Cooole Jo Cheesebr6w, primarily a working down of cot, use them every time you permlltlng time oft for two 19 Pj, Plwant. ton stocks in foreign free-world teachen' meetlnp IIIII for cto.. -' ' - " - - - - - - - 18 countries. largely because of 1118 caused by epidemics, public under whieh sebotl buUdinea uncertainty regarding w 0 rId AMATE\lll alllamltles aod elreumallllcet CIIIIIOI be used. 7 market prices during the !116&-6 ., The word "amateur." which Meigs County fruit growers crop year. Production and conliterally means "one wbo has are Invited to a Jackson Area sumptton of cotton In foreign taste for anything," came into a-~ Fruit school next Tuesday 10 free-world countries are expect. eSOf In France during the relp lUI a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Jackson ed to show little change this Louis XIV lA> denote conno!J. 1 PCA Building, year lor a year earlier. PT. PLEASANT - The of the fine arts. The programs opens wilh a On the positive side, U.S. mill neal Pt. Pleaunt. Mason welcome by ROOney Marhrover, consumption prospects have lm- ty Chamber of Commerce MUSICAL INSTRUMENT I! Jackeon County Extenelon Agproved so that domestic use ner will be held lonlgbt at The pandura was an ancient ent. "Pruning Fruit Trees lor now Is expected lA> tAltal 9.5 mil· •'clock In !ilL P'Or Room at Oriental stringed fllstrument a Higb Fruit Color and Ycild,'' I lion bales, up from the prev· Ple•sant Point Resort. of the lute family bav· by Eldon Banta, and Disease lous estimate of u million Colonel Crarles L. Yeager, a long neck a hl,ghly vaultControl by Blair Janson, Ex- 1 bales. Domestic consumption the first human to pilot a back and, originally, two or tenaion Specialist, complete the last sea110n was 8.2 million plane fa•ter than sound. wUI three strings, whlrh were tnorllini program. bales. be lht speaker of the evening. with the fingers. The colton surplus has gone Col. Yeager arrived In CharieB· Apple Trees - Ments of up because of heaVy. production ton this morning from Edwards AMAZON'S DRAINAGE Semi-Dwarfs. !'l purs, by EldGn brought about almost wholly by Air Force Base, Calilornll, The dralnace area ot the Banta ond a fruit growers, increased yields. The record where he Is Commandant of Amazon river Is about 2,122,000 panel di sc u~si o n on ldt:.·<.t~ tllat j erage yitld of 531 pounds of lint the USAF Aeroopace Research square mllea (If the TOC8lltln! have worked by growers Hor- i ton Dempsey, Dic k Brown, Pete ' per harvested acre Pilot School. He is native of river Ia included), which iS Fuhrmann, and John Richards, lor the 1965 crop is almost dou- HI!IIIUn, W. Va. nearly twice as hitge as that make U!J the at'lernoon program ble the average yield of '1EI Entertainment will be provld· of any of the other great rivera Reservations <:~re not necespounds per acre achieved in ed by Freddie Gaul at the or· of the world. t:i1tfY . County Extension Agel1t 1917. '111is yield more than off- gan and Dr. Dan Glassman L . r: Hlake,,Jee said til e group l set a 36 per cent decline In and Jon Leighty, the "Wander· TO MEET FEB. 11 will go lllto Jackson (or lunch . harvested acreage from IIM7 to ing 'froubadors.'' PT. PLEASANT - The re1966. - - -I ~h''" America ~ s are living longer Y<ith every passing year. gular montbly meeting of the • average ' I expectancr remains at about 70 yean The department said lndlcatColonel Charles Lewis Cbapterll I according I~ latest statistics compiled by the U.S. Publk ors supporting higber domestic Driver Suffen Daughters of the AltH!rlcan Health Se"•:e, b•t many bablea bon toclap can look fer. lio stlma 1 voluUon baa been paatpoAed won! to much longer lifo terms. Newscflart abolt lhoWI consump n • tes lncude Injury in Wreck .. from February 4th to the lith, P!rtentage {figuros at right) of chlldltllllom today which the _increasing rate of cotiA>n PT. PLEASANT - State 2 p.m. In the Appalachian .,.,n su~l,. th.rough tho lleps to oge 15. One of eve'l' use m recent months and a re~ lnvesllg&ted a two car Auditorium, according It th.ree ,.e '' through to 10, and olllosl one in live will atively low level of mill siA>cks d~nt Wednesday evening Charles R. Proffitt, vice-regeu~ still be around ot r in relation lA> unfilled orders lor Sand Road resulting Model cotton cloth. The agency said ssoo property damage and DGM '-' dd r tax IIATURN'S RING llOIItributlng influences are »or lnjlll')'. The white polsto waa devlal·ll 1 NEW YORK (UPI) - The! r:n~~,'onga~ ope~~Uon expansion in general economic A car driven by William oped from • sour root by the r: r<-en Bay Packers and the)enses and the pellllon lund Most unusllll reature of lbe 1 1Ctivity, high level of RaWSOD, 37, Rl. 1 Pt. PleaRnt; \~~~of~P,.er,.u.;;;;;;iiii;;;;;;;;;i;-;;; 1 Fruit Growers Invited to Jackson School LONCER LIVES D'Or Room Dm'ner Scene At R 'IIJRRYI • • • to fOREMAN & ABBOn l PHILCO Automatic Gas 11 Grid Champs Get Second I"ar!!eSt CUtS '"II DRYER as. ~v:~~:~ ~~~=~ ~~r:~~~v:~:' :t~=· re!:se~~ a~ • mu ~~tba~ l!!:sIa: ;e::n.:.:~. ~:~~·u~ J3 year~ of the NaUonai Football cent of the nel, came to It Is •ow known that League' champlon!hlp game, $826 659.26 with S100,0110 of Ibis ring Is actually made up It wae announced today byI1 allorated for second three separate rings. Sat· C:'~ispsionkl!r Peteh Rozrhlleped . place team• and $75,000 for urn ts the only planet known "'" ac ers, w o w IP , third place clubs. have such a ring. the Browns 23·12 in the t1tle Baltimore, which finished arne Jan. 2. will rece•ve ' $1819 91 each Cleveland play- 1second 10 edthe , Weshtern Confer- UlOPTED, SIGNED LATI';R ' · · , ence, vo1 OJ 0 s ares worth . era earh earned ~,288.83. The If9B2 each and the third 1 Tho 1Jeclaf1111on of Jndepimd· large shares are second only to Chicago Bears voiAld 55 sk~~ ence was not siged o July 4th. lbe 1964 champoonship when the I tb $6!1 182 h was adopted Gil that date, but llrowno received $8,052.82 and wor · eac · first sipture did not apthe Baltimore Colts f6,571.40. pear on the document unlll Aq. Green Bay voted 50 player PleaBaDI hUey Hospital according to the EncyclopaetlblrM while Cleveland voted Admlttod - Mrs. Robert Me- ,dia Britannica. 4t. I Daniel. Pt. Pleasant; Robert The title game grossed Layne. Bidwell; Mrs. Kenneth I2,38S,OB6, including f1.8 million Helghley, Bidwell; Mrl. David t-m network TV ond radio, F. Forshee, Gallipoll• Ferry; Dlarking the second strai ght , Mrs. Martha Sauers, Pt. PleasJear that revenues exoeeded $2 ant; Duane Clatwortby, Pl. Dlillion. 't'he NFL Bert Bell Pleasant ; Chester Leport, Pt. player benefit plan received Pleasant. f525,000 from lhe game a!ld Discharged - Lana Pearson, f875,000 went Into the pension Gallipolis Ferry ; Mrs. tilaDll lor coaches and miscel- Willet, Pt. Plusant. ~eous d ub person!!€!. Birth - Mr. and Mrs. Ke&· ll The net receipts from the i nelh Heigley, Bidwell, a daugh· )<ere $1,180,1MI.IO after ter, ,gn;, llary forces. The ~partment saio Southwest and the Delio :h.l~ba:Mle ~pceofnt .' ' "" IA>n ID 1165. The West duced 18 per cent of the crop, and the Southeast 14 per cent. , In a rev1ew ot the agricultura! outlook, !be department said led cattle ptices likely will con· tinue tttron& dlllinC the half tl 1816 llld average I' Full Drug Store Service II'S HERE TO FOllOW DOCTOR'S ORDERS 1 iilllillililliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii..... accurately attel wftll cllspatcltl •. FRIDAY & SATURDAY Your pharmacist II fully qulllfl~ by years of training and experienre; Ucensed by the BOBBIE BROOKS DRESSES state, he deserves . your doctor's, and . your confidence! and SKIRTS NOW .,' . 6.00 to 13.00 4 Registered Pharmacists to Serve You All We,. Much Higher f'rlced eL"ZShop Swisher & Lohse Rexall ,Drugs 118 E. MAIN POMEROY One Can Help By Observing All the Rules OHIO :: :m ;:t':~&t"ooU.:cross ::riTY 28'.' 1l2 I. Main VISIT OUR of it. striking a car driven by REGULAR _ J, Weigand, H, Letart. · Weigand aultered a mln<~rll Certlflld 011 Stltion Injury toe!~ nose. Neither w. Moln It, """""" was ""''·· --·-,----~'""'"""""""""""""""""""""""' - BUDGET SHOP! BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, 0. ••••••••••••••••••• •• •• • ·umost' •• •• watches look alike, •• why give •• •• :Bulova? •• •• '. I Robinson's 00 •• ON REQUEST I . •• •• • REG. PRICI l Approlimately 25,oot tons perl8bable foods are moved ly ln New York City. ( ' •• •• •• •• ·~GOESSLER •• JEWII¥·. mitE POWIOY • ---· . ' . ' ' ...............•. :·~ • ' ! •• ,.,.~ • SPECIALS ·YOU l.otiCICapaalty FIRST QUALITY UGULAR- ·'~ . dtl._illi•IICIGI · iltlll Jllpllr l'lbde '·= .t. .......:_:_:_~__ f I .. $1MON'S ;. RKET -.rt DAILY •.......... · 9:0Q ta. 7:00 Fll'jY UNTIL ·e~ j ·~IUIDAY ~ ·..,.... •· •· :·;· UNTIL 9:00 I' ' . . . 1 ' I . • · I . ........ 28 .9 ,C:.IIIfled 011 Stlllon . I t SUNDAY! The New Sunday Times-Sentinel WHILE THEY lAST . In Any Kind of Weather ellg1211t. · · DRY CLONING len Frankln Lucky -seven Salel Here to Se..Ve $229.91 ........ 11111111 fl I IIIIo II Pt111 ~ ...... ........ WtloNt MoMMCI'IIDJ.OIIIdtr. pendltbllltr. Alk out Wa:h F 11t1T. 'TheJ'I( tell you _ , 8411- Ia gift-qullltr. You 0111 give a Bulfia With ~ bIll iTt We mad• wllh pdde. . Made lly tha ..... ellllled Glaftlmea who created Acculran- 1M only altcLMo wtlat II'IIFIICI now lha -'d'a -I!IMdald of -.o,. Bulova 1liVlll you etrln to - . . flvtn, more qvlllty for your 11101181· C"- from our lara• ~.... Ptlced ,_ $at 2'i. LOOK FOR ITI THIS •• • :ia • GIT'I1NG ftll WOliD ACIOSS-U.S. plaaes dell.er more llwl bombo ou tnisoions over Viet Colli terrltolf. Almlft also ore a key me1111 ol carrying on th• propganda war ill Viet N~ J!:J:tiD& bole in lbe aide of Ill .Air Force C47 transport, above, houses a hnae, 1 e load apea"" .,.tem. ID lllgbt, tile T.akers are turne4 donwud,for In rlmfniiiQ e r ecatdecl m 1 r to Cottmunl f - . I •• ·•• • SPECIAL SALE PRICEI ' · • · WY 2o2f55 FURNISHINGS? '" · ' SQllAD MIMIIONED The Pomeroy · emergency IIIIJIUBU Was 8IIIMlOIIfd at I:SI a.m. today lor Claude Reitemlre Pomeroy. He was takea to Veterans Memorial hoepltal as a medielll pstil!lll eCANDY GH HENRY CHOCOLATE CLUSTERS RIG. 69c-POUND 37c Joh-n's Fudga, C'-1... or VanUia Topp1d with Nutl-12 01. p1Ckaa• 37c eTOYS $29? Meigs-Gallia-Mason's . ' OWN SUNDAY NEWSPAPER llf AIIDrti'Mflt of Paint lloo(q Sc HCh R..ular Allorti'Mflt 25c Pllnt lloo(q _ 3 for 37c .... $1.00 Paint ly Numlitr Stts 77c .... $1.29 h10 ln. Wood FramM To Fit TIM Pllnt ly Number and R..ular U. Far Only 97c ...ullr 59c, 650 .PI.- Jla S.w PVIIIM S,.Cial 47c hauler 69c, 650 Pita Jla $1w PvDIH S(Mclal 57c R... 98c, 1000 Jl'- Jla Saw PuaiH Special 77c eTHESE SPECIAL.$ WHILE THEY LAST Serving Our Area Only Lilce The Sunclay Times-Sentinel Can Do ltl �,, SJi. ppInganu· -.J I Cotton over Promises_ Sliding No Fun : To Hit Record·on Aug.lst Eor Motorists U.' S. ?lanes. Strike Through Heavy ·Strollger Defenses !:!!!•; !_lll~n~lllle1,~~~~~~ • rronf • , 0· it tire rorin ,1- LOcal Boards C . a r r y . GOP r:;-1 :, ~!~. • ': From Smoke Injury IJave.Say-so ~.~*a.e;: On St'onus em ' WASHINGTN (UP!) .:... Tl)el the same or a SUpplna' .... l1ldlna on DIID, " u.ted Ill 1!011!11~~~:: Department tod4y In October • snow ean be a lot of IUD tloll 11 PleuaDI Vllley ibpllal 11 the cot!Dn carry<l\'er wben choice steers at ' 1 1 Aug. 1 will total a record 16.5 averaged $2UO per 100 children. Not 10 or the dr ver. COLUMBUS (UPf) - Atty. alte1' "*IDe from IIIIDire Inmillion balel. The department Sllpplnl and slldina on Gen. WUUam SUbt rultd Wed- bllatlan Wblle ftsltilll I fire The whopping carryover com- alallj!hter II expected to 'lazed strtef's 11 1 hazardous nesday llle • law nqulr1118 Weclnma) after~ at Jill N. l01 reduced sltuatiop. The Ohio 1CboaJ1 ~ be ope11 liS dlyl a ..... ......... ....._ ••· 1 1 1 Ulton bl 1 psres with 4.3 m ue 8 1 eve of Highway Safety all year llllowl local bolrds Qf .ad- onaw ......, w••• "'"· up. carried iniAl the I!JM.$1 market- mld-11168, with hog prices DIOioristl · to be uc«tion It determlnl wbetber stalrl of the bomt .wu darnIng year last Aua. I and wllb aging well above 1165 level•. cautlouJ during bad winter achooll abouJd be doled !Je. q111 by blue !rolll idlkuoiia the JIMIIOUs record ot 14.5 mil· The slaughter rates will YOilr tires bave Jess cauae of "a public ralamlly, - · lion biles In 11151. to move ·above year-earlier on slippery pavement such u 1 IDOW atorm." · , Two monthl ago the depart- ell during the summer distance required for State Superlntandent or 111- '1'be ·bouse wu ..,.... by ment estimated the carryover llld then stsy above tor the 11 are&lly Increased. stzpclton E. E. !loll, bas lbe ~ Clair Cotlrjll, Sr., Pl. PleaQol, Aug. 1 would be 16.2 milllon .or the year. wse thing to do is slow down nal authority as to wbelber lbe lilld oecilplld by the Willy BOadl bales. The revised estimate The higher !l&!lfhler and take It euy. Use snQW boards decide ~. SUbe Jr. family. Tile IDlGUDI of claDJ, stems from . weakened prospects later this year are In . or cbalns and nW:e aure your &aid, IJid Holt can require IUb- qe to the hOuse arid llOIIt8llW lor U.S. cotton exports, wh1cb because of the 1 per cent \'islblllty through your wind· stantial evidence. · bid not been dlllrmlaed late more than offset improved pros- crease expeoted ID the and w!ndow1 11 good and W·«fd!Dnead~l)'~-~-pects tor domestic rfl111 con- , ber 19§.May . 1968, pig erop, . Alwys be on the The altorllq leJifl'al beld the · sumption. j'1gs born durmg these months tor children playlq and loclll boardl mUll 1J11111 eomThe department l&ld uports. will !Uppty the bulk of who may take motl Hille to delerll1lae the U. Alii ro WlllD lor the current marketing year slaughter hogs during In the path of your lltence of • ealamlty. PT: PLBASAN'I' _ TWo eeuPBTAL PIIE'l'TV-soft pink organza petals frame the face ol "JIIIa World," Lellle Lantlley. The British beauty m~ a fanciful cmrlloD fl'olllllle spriq bat t:GIItlltioll now are eatimated at 3.5 mll· ember. cerlstn you can lllop Soxbe lll1d It would be dJffl- pleu have . made appllc«tioos fllbe Cllrlstiall Dior LoodOb 111011. Ion bales, a hall mUUon bales The depsrtment said hog Above 1111, use seat b·· <. eult to define 1 clllamlty by for marriage Ucenees m·the Df· below the previous estimate. ducers are eXpanding their Should an 1ccldent occur, Ia• , fico of the Coullly Clerk. Clelt . Thts new esimate also com· ductlon m _response to . . chancea of survlvlll and less Saxbe'l oplnlen wu IIIJued at They were Harold Ray Meadow pares with exports of 4.1 mil· prices .. Th•s expanSion m ioue lnJ••ry are greatly lncrea.. requeat. · 20, Muon, llld Shirley Ann Ill«· lion bales last season, 'lbe agen- bers will cause, pt~ces to weak- ed when seat bella are buckled. Hell cited a law which went IY. 21, Pomeroy, aod DaYid cy said the prospective decline en In the second baH of 1900. vou don't alreedy have seat lllto effect 1ut July 1, requ1ro Jobnathan Graham, 19, Gallipofrom a year earlier re'flects beltl, have them lnslalled now Jna a taz.day ldlool year, but Us, and Cooole Jo Cheesebr6w, primarily a working down of cot, use them every time you permlltlng time oft for two 19 Pj, Plwant. ton stocks in foreign free-world teachen' meetlnp IIIII for cto.. -' ' - " - - - - - - - 18 countries. largely because of 1118 caused by epidemics, public under whieh sebotl buUdinea uncertainty regarding w 0 rId AMATE\lll alllamltles aod elreumallllcet CIIIIIOI be used. 7 market prices during the !116&-6 ., The word "amateur." which Meigs County fruit growers crop year. Production and conliterally means "one wbo has are Invited to a Jackson Area sumptton of cotton In foreign taste for anything," came into a-~ Fruit school next Tuesday 10 free-world countries are expect. eSOf In France during the relp lUI a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Jackson ed to show little change this Louis XIV lA> denote conno!J. 1 PCA Building, year lor a year earlier. PT. PLEASANT - The of the fine arts. The programs opens wilh a On the positive side, U.S. mill neal Pt. Pleaunt. Mason welcome by ROOney Marhrover, consumption prospects have lm- ty Chamber of Commerce MUSICAL INSTRUMENT I! Jackeon County Extenelon Agproved so that domestic use ner will be held lonlgbt at The pandura was an ancient ent. "Pruning Fruit Trees lor now Is expected lA> tAltal 9.5 mil· •'clock In !ilL P'Or Room at Oriental stringed fllstrument a Higb Fruit Color and Ycild,'' I lion bales, up from the prev· Ple•sant Point Resort. of the lute family bav· by Eldon Banta, and Disease lous estimate of u million Colonel Crarles L. Yeager, a long neck a hl,ghly vaultControl by Blair Janson, Ex- 1 bales. Domestic consumption the first human to pilot a back and, originally, two or tenaion Specialist, complete the last sea110n was 8.2 million plane fa•ter than sound. wUI three strings, whlrh were tnorllini program. bales. be lht speaker of the evening. with the fingers. The colton surplus has gone Col. Yeager arrived In CharieB· Apple Trees - Ments of up because of heaVy. production ton this morning from Edwards AMAZON'S DRAINAGE Semi-Dwarfs. !'l purs, by EldGn brought about almost wholly by Air Force Base, Calilornll, The dralnace area ot the Banta ond a fruit growers, increased yields. The record where he Is Commandant of Amazon river Is about 2,122,000 panel di sc u~si o n on ldt:.·<.t~ tllat j erage yitld of 531 pounds of lint the USAF Aeroopace Research square mllea (If the TOC8lltln! have worked by growers Hor- i ton Dempsey, Dic k Brown, Pete ' per harvested acre Pilot School. He is native of river Ia included), which iS Fuhrmann, and John Richards, lor the 1965 crop is almost dou- HI!IIIUn, W. Va. nearly twice as hitge as that make U!J the at'lernoon program ble the average yield of '1EI Entertainment will be provld· of any of the other great rivera Reservations <:~re not necespounds per acre achieved in ed by Freddie Gaul at the or· of the world. t:i1tfY . County Extension Agel1t 1917. '111is yield more than off- gan and Dr. Dan Glassman L . r: Hlake,,Jee said til e group l set a 36 per cent decline In and Jon Leighty, the "Wander· TO MEET FEB. 11 will go lllto Jackson (or lunch . harvested acreage from IIM7 to ing 'froubadors.'' PT. PLEASANT - The re1966. - - -I ~h''" America ~ s are living longer Y<ith every passing year. gular montbly meeting of the • average ' I expectancr remains at about 70 yean The department said lndlcatColonel Charles Lewis Cbapterll I according I~ latest statistics compiled by the U.S. Publk ors supporting higber domestic Driver Suffen Daughters of the AltH!rlcan Health Se"•:e, b•t many bablea bon toclap can look fer. lio stlma 1 voluUon baa been paatpoAed won! to much longer lifo terms. Newscflart abolt lhoWI consump n • tes lncude Injury in Wreck .. from February 4th to the lith, P!rtentage {figuros at right) of chlldltllllom today which the _increasing rate of cotiA>n PT. PLEASANT - State 2 p.m. In the Appalachian .,.,n su~l,. th.rough tho lleps to oge 15. One of eve'l' use m recent months and a re~ lnvesllg&ted a two car Auditorium, according It th.ree ,.e '' through to 10, and olllosl one in live will atively low level of mill siA>cks d~nt Wednesday evening Charles R. Proffitt, vice-regeu~ still be around ot r in relation lA> unfilled orders lor Sand Road resulting Model cotton cloth. The agency said ssoo property damage and DGM '-' dd r tax IIATURN'S RING llOIItributlng influences are »or lnjlll')'. The white polsto waa devlal·ll 1 NEW YORK (UPI) - The! r:n~~,'onga~ ope~~Uon expansion in general economic A car driven by William oped from • sour root by the r: r<-en Bay Packers and the)enses and the pellllon lund Most unusllll reature of lbe 1 1Ctivity, high level of RaWSOD, 37, Rl. 1 Pt. PleaRnt; \~~~of~P,.er,.u.;;;;;;iiii;;;;;;;;;i;-;;; 1 Fruit Growers Invited to Jackson School LONCER LIVES D'Or Room Dm'ner Scene At R 'IIJRRYI • • • to fOREMAN & ABBOn l PHILCO Automatic Gas 11 Grid Champs Get Second I"ar!!eSt CUtS '"II DRYER as. ~v:~~:~ ~~~=~ ~~r:~~~v:~:' :t~=· re!:se~~ a~ • mu ~~tba~ l!!:sIa: ;e::n.:.:~. ~:~~·u~ J3 year~ of the NaUonai Football cent of the nel, came to It Is •ow known that League' champlon!hlp game, $826 659.26 with S100,0110 of Ibis ring Is actually made up It wae announced today byI1 allorated for second three separate rings. Sat· C:'~ispsionkl!r Peteh Rozrhlleped . place team• and $75,000 for urn ts the only planet known "'" ac ers, w o w IP , third place clubs. have such a ring. the Browns 23·12 in the t1tle Baltimore, which finished arne Jan. 2. will rece•ve ' $1819 91 each Cleveland play- 1second 10 edthe , Weshtern Confer- UlOPTED, SIGNED LATI';R ' · · , ence, vo1 OJ 0 s ares worth . era earh earned ~,288.83. The If9B2 each and the third 1 Tho 1Jeclaf1111on of Jndepimd· large shares are second only to Chicago Bears voiAld 55 sk~~ ence was not siged o July 4th. lbe 1964 champoonship when the I tb $6!1 182 h was adopted Gil that date, but llrowno received $8,052.82 and wor · eac · first sipture did not apthe Baltimore Colts f6,571.40. pear on the document unlll Aq. Green Bay voted 50 player PleaBaDI hUey Hospital according to the EncyclopaetlblrM while Cleveland voted Admlttod - Mrs. Robert Me- ,dia Britannica. 4t. I Daniel. Pt. Pleasant; Robert The title game grossed Layne. Bidwell; Mrs. Kenneth I2,38S,OB6, including f1.8 million Helghley, Bidwell; Mrl. David t-m network TV ond radio, F. Forshee, Gallipoll• Ferry; Dlarking the second strai ght , Mrs. Martha Sauers, Pt. PleasJear that revenues exoeeded $2 ant; Duane Clatwortby, Pl. Dlillion. 't'he NFL Bert Bell Pleasant ; Chester Leport, Pt. player benefit plan received Pleasant. f525,000 from lhe game a!ld Discharged - Lana Pearson, f875,000 went Into the pension Gallipolis Ferry ; Mrs. tilaDll lor coaches and miscel- Willet, Pt. Plusant. ~eous d ub person!!€!. Birth - Mr. and Mrs. Ke&· ll The net receipts from the i nelh Heigley, Bidwell, a daugh· )<ere $1,180,1MI.IO after ter, ,gn;, llary forces. The ~partment saio Southwest and the Delio :h.l~ba:Mle ~pceofnt .' ' "" IA>n ID 1165. The West duced 18 per cent of the crop, and the Southeast 14 per cent. , In a rev1ew ot the agricultura! outlook, !be department said led cattle ptices likely will con· tinue tttron& dlllinC the half tl 1816 llld average I' Full Drug Store Service II'S HERE TO FOllOW DOCTOR'S ORDERS 1 iilllillililliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii..... accurately attel wftll cllspatcltl •. FRIDAY & SATURDAY Your pharmacist II fully qulllfl~ by years of training and experienre; Ucensed by the BOBBIE BROOKS DRESSES state, he deserves . your doctor's, and . your confidence! and SKIRTS NOW .,' . 6.00 to 13.00 4 Registered Pharmacists to Serve You All We,. Much Higher f'rlced eL"ZShop Swisher & Lohse Rexall ,Drugs 118 E. MAIN POMEROY One Can Help By Observing All the Rules OHIO :: :m ;:t':~&t"ooU.:cross ::riTY 28'.' 1l2 I. Main VISIT OUR of it. striking a car driven by REGULAR _ J, Weigand, H, Letart. · Weigand aultered a mln<~rll Certlflld 011 Stltion Injury toe!~ nose. Neither w. Moln It, """""" was ""''·· --·-,----~'""'"""""""""""""""""""""""' - BUDGET SHOP! BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, 0. ••••••••••••••••••• •• •• • ·umost' •• •• watches look alike, •• why give •• •• :Bulova? •• •• '. I Robinson's 00 •• ON REQUEST I . •• •• • REG. PRICI l Approlimately 25,oot tons perl8bable foods are moved ly ln New York City. ( ' •• •• •• •• ·~GOESSLER •• JEWII¥·. mitE POWIOY • ---· . ' . ' ' ...............•. :·~ • ' ! •• ,.,.~ • SPECIALS ·YOU l.otiCICapaalty FIRST QUALITY UGULAR- ·'~ . dtl._illi•IICIGI · iltlll Jllpllr l'lbde '·= .t. .......:_:_:_~__ f I .. $1MON'S ;. RKET -.rt DAILY •.......... · 9:0Q ta. 7:00 Fll'jY UNTIL ·e~ j ·~IUIDAY ~ ·..,.... •· •· :·;· UNTIL 9:00 I' ' . . . 1 ' I . • · I . ........ 28 .9 ,C:.IIIfled 011 Stlllon . I t SUNDAY! The New Sunday Times-Sentinel WHILE THEY lAST . In Any Kind of Weather ellg1211t. · · DRY CLONING len Frankln Lucky -seven Salel Here to Se..Ve $229.91 ........ 11111111 fl I IIIIo II Pt111 ~ ...... ........ WtloNt MoMMCI'IIDJ.OIIIdtr. pendltbllltr. Alk out Wa:h F 11t1T. 'TheJ'I( tell you _ , 8411- Ia gift-qullltr. You 0111 give a Bulfia With ~ bIll iTt We mad• wllh pdde. . Made lly tha ..... ellllled Glaftlmea who created Acculran- 1M only altcLMo wtlat II'IIFIICI now lha -'d'a -I!IMdald of -.o,. Bulova 1liVlll you etrln to - . . flvtn, more qvlllty for your 11101181· C"- from our lara• ~.... Ptlced ,_ $at 2'i. LOOK FOR ITI THIS •• • :ia • GIT'I1NG ftll WOliD ACIOSS-U.S. plaaes dell.er more llwl bombo ou tnisoions over Viet Colli terrltolf. Almlft also ore a key me1111 ol carrying on th• propganda war ill Viet N~ J!:J:tiD& bole in lbe aide of Ill .Air Force C47 transport, above, houses a hnae, 1 e load apea"" .,.tem. ID lllgbt, tile T.akers are turne4 donwud,for In rlmfniiiQ e r ecatdecl m 1 r to Cottmunl f - . I •• ·•• • SPECIAL SALE PRICEI ' · • · WY 2o2f55 FURNISHINGS? '" · ' SQllAD MIMIIONED The Pomeroy · emergency IIIIJIUBU Was 8IIIMlOIIfd at I:SI a.m. today lor Claude Reitemlre Pomeroy. He was takea to Veterans Memorial hoepltal as a medielll pstil!lll eCANDY GH HENRY CHOCOLATE CLUSTERS RIG. 69c-POUND 37c Joh-n's Fudga, C'-1... or VanUia Topp1d with Nutl-12 01. p1Ckaa• 37c eTOYS $29? Meigs-Gallia-Mason's . ' OWN SUNDAY NEWSPAPER llf AIIDrti'Mflt of Paint lloo(q Sc HCh R..ular Allorti'Mflt 25c Pllnt lloo(q _ 3 for 37c .... $1.00 Paint ly Numlitr Stts 77c .... $1.29 h10 ln. Wood FramM To Fit TIM Pllnt ly Number and R..ular U. Far Only 97c ...ullr 59c, 650 .PI.- Jla S.w PVIIIM S,.Cial 47c hauler 69c, 650 Pita Jla $1w PvDIH S(Mclal 57c R... 98c, 1000 Jl'- Jla Saw PuaiH Special 77c eTHESE SPECIAL.$ WHILE THEY LAST Serving Our Area Only Lilce The Sunclay Times-Sentinel Can Do ltl �I '· ! ., ' . ; ' • ':t rClassified Ads Your ModCrn Community Bulletin Board Newa --.•. ··A= ... @)lot .JE~T · ELVINEV WANTS ' ME TO .JINE HER FER A LEETLE 50551P, PAW .• . . . . HlJRRV UP- -VE GOT CHORES ltl DO ' I '! ¥ ·1"'" DON'T FRET, PAW, I'LLO~LY ,ly NEAL ADAMI. rr WPif; Pf'lt:ll BE PARK ...~EII IIAAS-EWOSANP I WENT DOWNI ~E. I GOflEA SECONT Wf'f,; STRONG Pf.; But., • . &-Dally Seotlnel, fi»Dw., ,,, WAHl AD 1NF0RMATION , .. ........... ..., ~ FORSALI Jllddleport, 0., Feb. 8, 1988 Qospital POMEROY MOTOR'S · ···· EN'I'Eii'BD JIUSPlTAL . Persou enterlnf Holzer Hotpita! during lhe last H houri · ,...~ is IOOJDDP MoNIIW GN.HM tall A. M. CANCILLAT1GNI COWRICT.IONI Wll ......... UfttU fall A. for DQ et , ....,._ were: Mn. Emily L. Ply~e, Flrel Ave.; &frs. Oddle E. llu4h. Galllptlla; Lester L. Ba!" ,11,1.' I Bidwell; lfrL Alva J. :m. IN "SNNW· BOUND BUYS" 62 Buick _ $1,695 Electra "22~" 2 dr. Hard Top. Buick's finest aDd best aeries. and this one 11 tops. Power steering and bnkel. Automatic shift. 61 Volkswagen $895 PHONE WY2·2156 - 2 dr. Original dark blue fln· inside and --------II out. ish. VeTY clean Blaettnars Wanted To Buy Pomeroy, Ohio NOT!CI!: Will buy !01 skunk till Mlll'Ch 15. B I 1 Bailey, Obio. IIIII.~ AIIOIIM! liftS a 9 '63 Volkawag. $1295 .. V 4 2-Door 01M1 HI-Test llquior Deluxe vinyl Interior, green finish, good tires, heater. Plenty of economy. Pia~!¥ of go, for the anow. ~ l!'=:!rC~mlleap l.l'rlvento carburetor telna 4. Stopa fuel Uno fl'teze·UP 5. Prevento rut, corrooil!ll I. Cleeu intake menlfl!do 1~!1.:If!:d:.:''1tw '63 Corvalr- $1399 Mon za Locally owned car, 4-speed ho~, 110 engine, lots of extras, black finish, red buc- II. Protect> pooltlve craakcue ventilation 17stemo. DRIVE IN TO LANDMARK Iuper ..,.loo Stotlon Now 11=========1 ket seats, radio, new tires. II· Driving in snow ill fun in a c~rvair . . lluli- Service~ ldcGulre. Rt. I Crown CIIJ; Mrl. Jolla B. Denard, RL 1 Ew!Dgloll; Charlel E. Wblle, Pl. PleuaDI; Mn. Darla B. Jar'ril, PL. PleuaDI; Cbealer L. Planla, Pl. PleaBBDI; Tbomal A Bryan. Pomeroy; George E. Jlolma• SyraCuse; Lyndall E. Dlal, Jr., Seottown; Mrs Noah Delawder, Rl. ! Pedro; Patrlct 1). Deer, Rl. 3 Irtnl!in; Nyla June Afllbrlgbt, Wollllen. Dilcllarjed Ml'l Herman. DliiOA, Mrs Walter T. Fry, Mn. Jamea G. Hager, George R. Halley. Ml'l. Edwin N. Hannan, Kyle A.lllU, Rtta C. IIDibrook, Ml'l. C. Dale llolsehuh, Paul W. Hudson, Kay F. Taber, Cheryl Ann Mayes, Fronk L. Samuela, Cllarlea G. By ICINI - GASOLINE ALLEY :~~ti:Shei:II~,=J=r.,=and=LIB=ll~e~A~.\V:ard.: 'llct, au .... 'I1Je Fabric Sbop. RHdsville, Aulborlzed 2I a.m.. ANTIQUE ll'urnliUre, mlscellaneouL Call or Mrl. Bowiii'Ci CecD, Ill M.m SL, i'Omei'07· NOW am,er Sa1ea 1 a11o River News Television Revue IS THI TIM! TO I'LACI YOUR Notice THE BORN . MOM QUE .WltJ'T Gl~ Mt;. A. TUMBLE ! Pomeroy Motor Co. WilL BOARD horses or ponles. Good care and feeding. Rea80118blt rates. Phon~ 992-: 7931. · 34 'i THAT CARRIER LOS~ •• I'VE WED EIJEIMHI tJG WITHOUT StK:Ce'.>~ J DICK TRACY Net~~ & U•ed Carr atld Trucks 0• Displar NEEDED RUTLAND TODDLER Apply WY 2-2156 IS GROWING FAST KEEP A THE FRECKLIS AND HIS FRIENDS DAILY SENTINEL ~ ,..,,,,,,,."'"' ~··'' ·'·~ Phol1111raphlc R-rd ....... GROVER'S STUDIO By HAROLD GRAY , -, .... . ... Wfl. l , WINo'S ~LOWif'k4 UP ~ROM "DO<( AM ClD <:o!lGEil .... CI.DJA ~ WHAi INJOO JOi SAO 1 lfl GAID,MAV& = COUl.O TRAIH ~llf' FOU(S WERE GMART £!iCXlG~ ll> ISAIIII! AlBIE AND SLATS LIKE sr«:Nf NOW. n<E WAV HE KEel'S ~ DO""' M VAU.EV, HE MUS> I(HQol ~lHINii WI"; OONT I<NOW I I'WM J06 6A~D SANDY IS Ml>(eG •REtaNG" 'rHE WMJ! Oo""i -.OHOER, 13RING6 ALL 6011tt OF Ni;WS TO A SMART 00~, _..---'--' I REcKON I CQbP WINO, THAT'S i=Oii! SURE f HOPE ~'S COT A. Har •UPPER REArN I COME. !Jilt t' SANDV ..:,~,;~ WI By RAEBURN VAN BUREN I'M TAIC:E SEE ... SHE WHAT?? . SI'EU. FIRST QUALITY REGULAII- ...... t ROOM lnrni•hed apartment for rent. Phon• WY 2-2771. After l p.m. Phona WY ~74. C:.rtlflecl Oil 1!• Rowley and Reed Rardware. 11 I tic :TIWLE::-:-::-:::-R-:w-=='1'9=----=rr.~. ap and 11-. llnnrD'I frill or Park (SIBil Approved) IIIDermlle, Oblo, ......,. IV\ I II lie N3IL 00 Llncola Hgts. 2 bedroom bouse. ~tiful BlrclJ kilcnen eabinots. Phone: WY urn. . ,,.., . By BRANNER HAVING TROUBLE DRIVING IN THE SNOWI I 4 tfo TWO TRAILER SPACES lor rent In tbo Vlllage ol Mlddl• port. Call WY 2-3346 or W'i 14186 or WY ~ 1130 ... YOU NEED 1HII 1964 ENGLISH FORD \ 4 Speed Trans. Winter Tires. lEG. PRICE $1095.00 _ , THISWEI'Jit ONLY ' ·~ YOI,I ,.,.W!tYS PAY LESSA'F·••• ' "I'll .- whll, .........-,. ,.,-. ·~~ '. J I'. -·' �I '· ! ., ' . ; ' • ':t rClassified Ads Your ModCrn Community Bulletin Board Newa --.•. ··A= ... @)lot .JE~T · ELVINEV WANTS ' ME TO .JINE HER FER A LEETLE 50551P, PAW .• . . . . HlJRRV UP- -VE GOT CHORES ltl DO ' I '! ¥ ·1"'" DON'T FRET, PAW, I'LLO~LY ,ly NEAL ADAMI. rr WPif; Pf'lt:ll BE PARK ...~EII IIAAS-EWOSANP I WENT DOWNI ~E. I GOflEA SECONT Wf'f,; STRONG Pf.; But., • . &-Dally Seotlnel, fi»Dw., ,,, WAHl AD 1NF0RMATION , .. ........... ..., ~ FORSALI Jllddleport, 0., Feb. 8, 1988 Qospital POMEROY MOTOR'S · ···· EN'I'Eii'BD JIUSPlTAL . Persou enterlnf Holzer Hotpita! during lhe last H houri · ,...~ is IOOJDDP MoNIIW GN.HM tall A. M. CANCILLAT1GNI COWRICT.IONI Wll ......... UfttU fall A. for DQ et , ....,._ were: Mn. Emily L. Ply~e, Flrel Ave.; &frs. Oddle E. llu4h. Galllptlla; Lester L. Ba!" ,11,1.' I Bidwell; lfrL Alva J. :m. IN "SNNW· BOUND BUYS" 62 Buick _ $1,695 Electra "22~" 2 dr. Hard Top. Buick's finest aDd best aeries. and this one 11 tops. Power steering and bnkel. Automatic shift. 61 Volkswagen $895 PHONE WY2·2156 - 2 dr. Original dark blue fln· inside and --------II out. ish. VeTY clean Blaettnars Wanted To Buy Pomeroy, Ohio NOT!CI!: Will buy !01 skunk till Mlll'Ch 15. B I 1 Bailey, Obio. IIIII.~ AIIOIIM! liftS a 9 '63 Volkawag. $1295 .. V 4 2-Door 01M1 HI-Test llquior Deluxe vinyl Interior, green finish, good tires, heater. Plenty of economy. Pia~!¥ of go, for the anow. ~ l!'=:!rC~mlleap l.l'rlvento carburetor telna 4. Stopa fuel Uno fl'teze·UP 5. Prevento rut, corrooil!ll I. Cleeu intake menlfl!do 1~!1.:If!:d:.:''1tw '63 Corvalr- $1399 Mon za Locally owned car, 4-speed ho~, 110 engine, lots of extras, black finish, red buc- II. Protect> pooltlve craakcue ventilation 17stemo. DRIVE IN TO LANDMARK Iuper ..,.loo Stotlon Now 11=========1 ket seats, radio, new tires. II· Driving in snow ill fun in a c~rvair . . lluli- Service~ ldcGulre. Rt. I Crown CIIJ; Mrl. Jolla B. Denard, RL 1 Ew!Dgloll; Charlel E. Wblle, Pl. PleuaDI; Mn. Darla B. Jar'ril, PL. PleuaDI; Cbealer L. Planla, Pl. PleaBBDI; Tbomal A Bryan. Pomeroy; George E. Jlolma• SyraCuse; Lyndall E. Dlal, Jr., Seottown; Mrs Noah Delawder, Rl. ! Pedro; Patrlct 1). Deer, Rl. 3 Irtnl!in; Nyla June Afllbrlgbt, Wollllen. Dilcllarjed Ml'l Herman. DliiOA, Mrs Walter T. Fry, Mn. Jamea G. Hager, George R. Halley. Ml'l. Edwin N. Hannan, Kyle A.lllU, Rtta C. IIDibrook, Ml'l. C. Dale llolsehuh, Paul W. Hudson, Kay F. Taber, Cheryl Ann Mayes, Fronk L. Samuela, Cllarlea G. By ICINI - GASOLINE ALLEY :~~ti:Shei:II~,=J=r.,=and=LIB=ll~e~A~.\V:ard.: 'llct, au .... 'I1Je Fabric Sbop. RHdsville, Aulborlzed 2I a.m.. ANTIQUE ll'urnliUre, mlscellaneouL Call or Mrl. Bowiii'Ci CecD, Ill M.m SL, i'Omei'07· NOW am,er Sa1ea 1 a11o River News Television Revue IS THI TIM! TO I'LACI YOUR Notice THE BORN . MOM QUE .WltJ'T Gl~ Mt;. A. TUMBLE ! Pomeroy Motor Co. WilL BOARD horses or ponles. Good care and feeding. Rea80118blt rates. Phon~ 992-: 7931. · 34 'i THAT CARRIER LOS~ •• I'VE WED EIJEIMHI tJG WITHOUT StK:Ce'.>~ J DICK TRACY Net~~ & U•ed Carr atld Trucks 0• Displar NEEDED RUTLAND TODDLER Apply WY 2-2156 IS GROWING FAST KEEP A THE FRECKLIS AND HIS FRIENDS DAILY SENTINEL ~ ,..,,,,,,,."'"' ~··'' ·'·~ Phol1111raphlc R-rd ....... GROVER'S STUDIO By HAROLD GRAY , -, .... . ... Wfl. l , WINo'S ~LOWif'k4 UP ~ROM "DO<( AM ClD <:o!lGEil .... CI.DJA ~ WHAi INJOO JOi SAO 1 lfl GAID,MAV& = COUl.O TRAIH ~llf' FOU(S WERE GMART £!iCXlG~ ll> ISAIIII! AlBIE AND SLATS LIKE sr«:Nf NOW. n<E WAV HE KEel'S ~ DO""' M VAU.EV, HE MUS> I(HQol ~lHINii WI"; OONT I<NOW I I'WM J06 6A~D SANDY IS Ml>(eG •REtaNG" 'rHE WMJ! Oo""i -.OHOER, 13RING6 ALL 6011tt OF Ni;WS TO A SMART 00~, _..---'--' I REcKON I CQbP WINO, THAT'S i=Oii! SURE f HOPE ~'S COT A. Har •UPPER REArN I COME. !Jilt t' SANDV ..:,~,;~ WI By RAEBURN VAN BUREN I'M TAIC:E SEE ... SHE WHAT?? . SI'EU. FIRST QUALITY REGULAII- ...... t ROOM lnrni•hed apartment for rent. Phon• WY 2-2771. After l p.m. Phona WY ~74. C:.rtlflecl Oil 1!• Rowley and Reed Rardware. 11 I tic :TIWLE::-:-::-:::-R-:w-=='1'9=----=rr.~. ap and 11-. llnnrD'I frill or Park (SIBil Approved) IIIDermlle, Oblo, ......,. IV\ I II lie N3IL 00 Llncola Hgts. 2 bedroom bouse. ~tiful BlrclJ kilcnen eabinots. Phone: WY urn. . ,,.., . By BRANNER HAVING TROUBLE DRIVING IN THE SNOWI I 4 tfo TWO TRAILER SPACES lor rent In tbo Vlllage ol Mlddl• port. Call WY 2-3346 or W'i 14186 or WY ~ 1130 ... YOU NEED 1HII 1964 ENGLISH FORD \ 4 Speed Trans. Winter Tires. lEG. PRICE $1095.00 _ , THISWEI'Jit ONLY ' ·~ YOI,I ,.,.W!tYS PAY LESSA'F·••• ' "I'll .- whll, .........-,. ,.,-. ·~~ '. J I'. -·' �''t.- • ' W ' 10 D/ . ' .I 4 8 JONES w' · /Ike Pomeroy ledge melts away. ·. dl ~=~~;:.t a:_~:~nta~~~nd':'O:: o=.~en anfch~rlte " Certainly trut' sticks and the peanut butter I th~ brand of movies and books joyment in wha:n:; dld °"s':p~ ~~~e. w:ere~ h~:.. been a patient a' StntiDel, Pomeroy·ldlddleport, I 1t. l o., Society Notes a, Feb. But Allen apeat Stmda7 wllll • SOCIAL RUBBER FOOTWEAR Mr. • Jotm THE SHOE BOX ' M'ddl • ld I • fIe SPrmg :~ queot fliti ·$115 million in • • • nlir est . doWb by Italian """ rors. Aetlltg .. orders from the lllorney's offtOe, police 'l'hul;daJ raided the Rome branclt olllte Marlborwgh Gal· tery ,iltd taok from 11! walls 13 nude drawlllgo by the 110ted Auatrlan artlsta Gustav Kling and l!lJOII Scblele. Tiller Buy! I• • 103 PAIRS LADIES' SHOES VALUES TO 12.99 3.99 IIIII 5.99 Miss America, Smartaire, Miss Wonderful, Naturalizer and Robinet!e. Dress heels, flats and casuals. Boken sizes, find your size and get o bargain. WAY MEIGS THEATRE I tlltaeD-IautpllftiBIIIbut-Aid • doeti,WI ..... tbeiiiiGC far . . , .. . . . w.,. Turbo-Jet V8 II avdlliii .. II ne .. ~l'' ,. : I • ' . :::!,!ct~d RUBBER FOOTWEAR FOR THE FAMILY FRIDAY & SATURDAY FIB. 4-5 Shoe~• ond coD 11H'lnp1re matched loiVIIY body style fur o Jot-smoother ride. "WILD IN THI COUNTRY" (Technicolor) El\'ia Presley, Hope Lange, Tuesday Weld, Millie Perkins, John Ireland. Joanne Woodward.t Chapman-Canaday i In tho Mlddlo Block Ntort .. llberhkh l POMIRQY'I QUALITY SHOI STOll Soft eontaurtd MWSttlto-bucket FU. 6-7-1 "DR. GOLDPOOT AND THI IIKINI MACHINI• Vincent Price ., POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY PHONi W. MAIN STREO .... .. ~uld Whitman, Edw. Mulhare. Are we all Poteatlal killers1 SUN.-ON~TUIS. •. ·POMEROY· " Mrs. McClung Of Hartford D• Th d ay In AffidaVI'ts = Burni·ng Plane· Kt.lls Three Per·sons otller.fte .... n:"~.S'I'IJI qJ': read~ Suart Nerve·shalterinl? The :~~=. :U,. front seats come olandard In Sit per Sports far nllxlnicornlort on every trip. Cbm8let dealtl's:. Chevrolet· Chevelle • "SIGNPOST TO MURDER• Mail Patrons Urged·t·0 use Snow Shovels b : : :· . 1 aclMJOI dlalrlctl 111 Scilllb- verslty to latroduce leachero to Ohio to HCUre 1UC11 ramerllal ntiiDc !*JDII' the • , felllral No other cl1strlcl 1o (ltii'Chuo 1000 ·boob . 1Jict In : : : " ty baa· been Uled t.. add twe teachera 'to~ PHO~NIS, Aria (UPI)- A wlleell, _...., IIIIo all · · led ~ 'l'ltle 1 11111, IIJd to ptirchase eleclnJD. flamiDg lwo-etJilDt plane ram- oilier lltMOI • 1fC111 tiller ~ -• 1c ~t 111cb u med 1 row of hoUiel tn·the Mer· .._ 'My Wll approvttl and CGOo lt:Hectloa of l'btJeu1K, ...., a -llllll i.r ,. llllll fer anti mbaJreMIDi hUed ()ICH'ItldltiC tlevleeo. Thursday, klU1Jtfl llnll ..... 'lila . . . . . . . I II'~ · lppnl Morrllon predlcted the eme- IDCitliuq a aleeplJtc chl1tl anti tiinej 1t11 II IIi"'-. llvfll otiMn. ' . , AI WIOd, I ~ I jiiJJaleal ~llllli (lnll'llll t. dial readlq prow.q~, ~ •• 1n,j { Balin l.jtpll cbUrirell wUI be' ·:::.... on the lfllllDd Ilk! 4!f lor • W' ,Jiiltal flllti 'lell!oo), Rlvtrvlrf Biamea- lilt nalllonday. 111 -l!ltlltlltid 'lhe COIIVerted World War IIIII MUII!IIe bUf • tory " 'i'vPPen ~ llllmiD- two lll1f .lelcben ~ WiQ, all'ot'l!l wao ~PJiro.~tchlJic 11tJ 1i • OICitplt II!' . ·~ . . . to pu11c1jlllie 'li bt employed by lbl board lblt I!UIIor ,rzjlort Willi ill · rflltllliaulbt. 'My Qad; tile peopia llo!b ~. · Wilt. · ' . '' dalne ~ WhOI! It ntntl tilt~'." •' · hiiiii.IW 11w ,....,'-1\ 1\1'0' ..,. tile fti!IIDI ... ~· mJ ~. · . 1 Btii,:Wcild )iolll tnt .UO. lain ~ Ctl lltliell' ~ will . " Jl •, :dfUit I, ~ · ~ Ill • at ~ 'ftl~:~ll·t. .~ .; Ia (c:.a-!OitP... l"'*l " !1111~.....,_. !:tom TONIGHT NOT OPIN HOUSE SLIPPERS i PRICE ~ .Remedia} Reading PhySic• a} : • programs • ·o0tJin.e FItness The powerfllll' emootll ••• '66 Caprk:eal::f' Moon statiOD to M . . OSCOW . •. c0 me In. •' .;m.. IIIJbodt•-.......... S.IAlrond ''l!lverylbiag II loncU . normally," Fokln uld In a Pill\ SNOWMAN DOING THE TWIST- The snowman doing the twist was built by the children ol Bernard Fultz, .,.... report '"' the IIJli<O 1e . Melga County proaecuting attorney, Fairview Drive. They are Beth, 10 and Becky, 6. made abnoll 11 hlltll1 after · lalllll.,. --e '&B Charged I lllallcewlaoolltoatltlpple~IIUI '"''"•I · ing the birth of their first a sen, Jan. 24 at Holzer pltal, weighing I lbs. 3 oz., ed Stephen Craig. Grandpar· entl are Mr. &: Mrs. Bruce Spur· lock, Danville, W. Va., and Mr .. . and Mrs. Benny Brown, Peytona '• W. Va I pictures taken on the mon• by lho' Luoa·9 rocket after Its bJa. ltrlc soft Iandini wlll11 be shawl to viewers oo eartb ln dat course," it w11 announced • day. Moscow televlalea . . . . Yurt Fokln told lite RuBslau tllat the ftnt apace Jtatlon on the moon bad taoamtlled a '"' bou of .. ~~n." lltree rse Belmont Gets Rhodes Team T0 Bnng • ID • New Jndustry .. 28.9 Final Sale/ ~lathesu!!.~ ota". Power THE CHEVROLET T0 H· anOI.. MOSCOW (UP!) - TeleYisloe can be otarted . The Allen House former SAIGON (UP!) - U. S. Air home of Mr and 'Mrs Frank Force FltiS Thuodercldel jet Allen, was P,..cbaaed by the bombers struc- targets 60 board of trustees 111 the college miles southwest of Ha1101 today MOSCOW (UPI) -The Soviet lunar surlae<!. Thursaay's spare Sin~ the United States does I minutes after landing. lite last lltllltlll<r following the in the fifth straight day II raids Ullioa today received historic feat was tbe first soft landing not expect to attempt a softl They said arrangements were dealb 11 Mrs AU01t In Decem- stnce the . United States ended scientific information, and possi- 4lf man-made iRstrume&ts 011 landing before next May, the being made today to traBslate ber 11164 bouse wlU be the bombing lull over Commubly televisioa pictures, from the moon, Soviet achievemeat may have the telemetrit signals jn&J mode, led. to ld dorm~ nisi North VIet Nam. illstrumeats aboard its Luna-8: While Tass set ne target date pushed the Russians ahead of picture J or a lineak preview 01 re prov e a A U S 'litary k n tory for 30 coiJ~ge students. · · mL spo esma apace station, the first "re- for a Russia• ma11aed moon Amenca in t~t race tG the what Luna.g saw oJl lhe mooa. AN INI'ICNIE PACmC The store attached to the also dlsctosecl that two U. ~· Post olflco ofllclals of the oearch laboratory" uo lbe laRding, the agency predicted moon. The UmT'ed States hopes Moscow rad,., however, stl· 1 ~ t1>Wtly today requested llorm I08ketl northern Catifor- house will be renovated · and Navy pi~ were loot lltat mooo. Soviet spacemea would be to land a man oa the moo• by oounce<l only that one common!· nla today and gale warrunga used as a bookstore for the Th~y ' attack• In the sam petrons who receive rural aRd The officlsl aews egency nylllg to plsRets by 1976. The 1970. calioa had beea received frora were posted from Point Hayes, oolleae. f08IOD. The three crewmen town mall delivery make •• at- Tau oaid telemetric Jlgnals Soviets must first complete Luna-i set down gontly oo the Luna-9 but gave no details ol Calif., to Tatoosh [Bland. Wasb. abeard: the two aircraft were tempt te clear snow away from from Luna-9 will belp scientists successful space docking tech- moon's surf~tCe near the information o h t a i n e d frona Rain pu~ by strong winds WOMI!.'N TO MEET presumed dead. . around their mailboxes. gain .iRfCX11Ultioa •bout the Diques such as carried out tn "Ocean of Storms" regioA after man's rirst spaceport outsldf fell from the Monll!rey area The BusJaess 8Jid Prolesslow- A Ioree ol 5,000 U. S. ManDOS It waa reported that postmn mooa's age and surface vital to the last American Gemini flying !25,11110 miles in about the earth's atmusph"', norlltward along the ceaat to el women's club will have a meanwhile presaed deeper mto in the rural areaa, as well as the landlllg of 1 ma• o• the lallltCh. three aRd a half days. It landed Oretlon and Wasltlrtgton. More dinner mee11ng Toesday at 6:· Vie. Cong territory In southern 1n tA>wn, have bean made oeveral with its package of Instruments than .. Inch of rain fell 111 11 3(1 p.m. at the Martin r..taur- Quong Ngal Province 320 mites hous late In recent days beintact and began trBHSmittlag boors on northel'll California. ant. A meeting wfll RUrlheasl of 5algen. Tbey wera Clltlse of lite ...,. problem. radio signals back to earth. Cold ""ther continued to plag· follow at the ColumbUI and udvanclng under heavy nghter Paul Case! and Chari.. Diehl, A team of scientists at the ae the Midwest, W'hlle the A~ Southern l!llectrle CernpaRy'a support Ill lite sweep, ailed postmaster• Ill Mlddlaport 81d giant radio observatory at !antic Seaboard .... slUt dlg· office wllh lite program Ill "(,peraUert Doulfe Eagle," Pomeroy, respectively, jobltly Jodrell Bank. England, tracked lfng out from lhe 11Qfst bllz. cltar(l u1 Alwllda Weraar 00 tiJ8 Ninety VIet Cnng were knowa tlrled that palnllls Ill loft bave the Soviet flight to its e•d aad zard of the cenlury. 1op1c "ctm Pfll'llclpation." deRd In the Hrat week of patbs cleared r.. their mallboles MARTINS FERRY Ohi (UP!) _ G J mes A report e d signals intllcatlng IeS UfS 0 Dgbti.Rg. abel tbat tbe II&W be cleared . . ' ov.. ed~' . ' Luna-9 transmitted television " UPPER SANDUilKY-TWEN· CIDLD DIES The Nevy aircraft dowtled Ill lrom around them oo lite rural Rhodes says OhlO will offer a new person~liz serVJce pictures for more than 20- HARTFORD - Fuoeral serv· ty.four cara and two OttliiiOI of CINCINNATI (UPI) So- Thursday's attaclao over North routes. to distressed areas where mdustry IS lacking and popuices for ' 'IorenC<! Jubling :.~.. 1 llkar Akron, Yuuogotown & brlnt Moody, a, who• robe Viet Nam were o twJn.jet RA5 laUon slipping. . . Clung, 64. Hartford. who died )II Canton Rallread lrelgbl lrl1a caught fire aa she sat on a reamnalssance plane 1'llb two The governor, speakmg before 300 persons attend 11! Holzer Hospital Thursday eft!b. derailed toda bl-"·• olaV to cmrmen and an AI Skyhawk Veton111 M..,ortal llolplt1l log a Chamber of Commerce banquet here Thursday lng wilt be held at the llafl. 1 1 010 ear Y Y ......... e 1• warm a ' . • . night said Belmont County will be the f1rst to recetve traffic on Oh1o 53, about 10 tllllel today, died of the burns '11tur• !ram lite earrler USS Ranter. AdJIIII- - Claoda Retltl- the • to be offered by the Development Department lord Baplist churck Sundlly •t north of here. day night. mire Pomeroy; ;Mrl. WUI!am to draw new industry into Ohio and create more jobS. St. 2 _p.m. ~th .the Rev.. Warreb No one waa IDJured.•~o est(. IIIUVI!:R FINI!:II Hayes, Middleport; Norman Clalnvute 11 the county . . Zm• officiOtmg. Bur10l w1U be mate Wll made of the damege LOCAL Tl!lMP!l Wood, Harrisonville; G11'1 seat . ul acqulrlnc local airport. He Alfid:IV!ts chargmg assault '" the Suncrest Memorial Garthat reltllled. The Wyandot Tltelamparature 111 Pomeroy'• MASON - Jobn M. Grueser, Btungaraer, Letart, W. Va. "We're (OIIIg to assign three said there was f!111,8111 avaB· and battery against three Rt. dens at Pl. Pleasa•t. County llbertll'o offlco satd In- ,bualneu dlatrtct at ll:li p. m. ,... fined $10 and - • Ia Dllebai'Jeo - Vtlltrice Nlee, 1111!11 bere lor 30 to 60 days to able to lbe coanty 1v 10 afr· I. Rutland residents have be-? Born July 29, 1901 at New dlciltlonl were • ......,d ull today was II 'degrees under Meigs County Oourl Friday by Bacloe; Paul Clay, Albaay; pi topther with mayors and port to accomodate twin • eo- toted w•th M01gs county author•· Havea. she was the daughter (CanUnuect ·ao page 2 ) cloudy skies. Judge Frank W. Porter, Jr., 01 Mark Clay, Albany: Charlol all fleeted officials 1n Belmont line, boallteu • type planes, hes lollowmg on alleged scuf- of Martha Heslop JuhliRg, 'iltla ..:.;.;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;::.::.:.::.....:...:.._ _.:...._....;:....__ _' - - -a Sbte Patrol cltatloR II park· Werry, Pomeroy; Veraa MJa. County and look over Industrial bot aobotJt 1tat1 fDed 8 Jetter fle on the Beech Grove ro'd survives, and the latH HUgo ing on the blghway, nlch, Coolville. stteo anti wort on your prob- of lllteal or a prellmblary apo Thursday. Jubling. Mrs. McClung was acBlrtbs .- Mr. and Mrs. WD· rein," Rbodeo Aid. plltatiorJ wltli 1be Jtale Avi- Charged .are Clmrles ar· tive in the llanghters of tho Am. · ' Ham Hay... ..wdlaport, 1 101. Rbodeo .arged oll reslderJts of atloa Dlobto.. brough. 20 : Virgil Yarbrongh, erican Reroluhon, having ,.,... d. ASKS DIVORCE · the cotmty to shew a similar 1Je. But the governor drew <beers 49 and Cltorles Frya. II was re- ved as regent of CoL Charlo Paul Parsons', Rl I, Racloe, l1ef In lbelr .... and tbOir fu. from the audleace when be told ported Frye was involved IR • Lewis chapter. in Point PleBS· .' • •/ · baa fUed a ·petition for divorce Melp a..enJ Boopllal ture by ptaylllg a stronger role them. "We're ge!ng to slay with flght With the Yarbroughs aod aat aad as state regent. A remedial readi~J.rogram in depth ~d an men• lD Melp County Common Plssa Adndr- - Klla Jl'lck, 11 lndutrtal and economic de- you don here uolll you laad an suff~red injuries that required She was program chairmae alve physical fllneu proi'hecl to be carried out In ENierp court a(ain.t Ella Mao Parsons PtlllleroY; Maraaret Relbol, ftlapmeat In the Ira. . lndwitry." medical attention. Frye_ olleg- of the National society of D.A. Local school district wl federal funtla waa explalneil ul LewlavtUe, clJariltag lfOS8 PotneiQy. '1\o p.-w ultl Bolmool Belmont County hnd a popula- edly sustamed . tacerat•ons of R. She also hetORge<l to t h 0 today by Executive Head Larry Morrison. . neglect If duty and utreme llllcUrpo - Mayme Culler, Coltlly olllclall were "drag· tlo.. of 95,614 people In 1940 the head and nght hand when Christ Episcopal Church in Pt. Fedenl funds of over '32,000 have been ~ntnted cmelty Syrecuoe p,a. W' 11 lllllllllltler but dropped to IIO,aJ In 1865. reportedly struck wtth a hoe. Pleasant. 1o the New Havea l!astem Local School ~rlct through Tille I of the Ele• • The matter wiU be up lor heor· Garden club. and was active Ia 0 America's Best Ji~~~®®TIHIIm To Des1•gr Bffi'}djng Fl05Jets Hit ClOse . • ., PICKENS HARDWARE addl· Earthmen To See TV ByLuna 9 -::.!;:111 ~::!' ae~~::- by ralafaU could toacb off a tlon!tl eeonomi• aid authority Bood •tone the ley Ohio River lor the remainder of the curweather observers caalloned renllla<al year. AboUt 1215 mil· today, bat so far there wao llol! 01 lltat sum Is earmarked no eause lor alarm. lor 8tltJih VIti Nam. But Sen. The Clnclllnall Wealber BurJ. WllUam. Fulbrlght, D • Ark., eaa <aotloned "lbote reapoaa~ oormnlllee chairman, lntllcated '(be building committee of ble for Bood proteetlon" 1o the ...... _ ' a&o would deal the Rio Grande Ooll••e's board prepare lor posalble Doodln1. -•·• lbaw accompau ted wlth -~·... pollcy questlorut s;muar to of trustees bas employed the "'ft • tbooo ralaed d""'"" the panel'a archi''•ctural firm Donaldsoo, by nlllfaU would Ptllllble ..,. ~-.. ~ -" 1D . --..u.... " ~..~... fouH!our session with Secretary Donaldson, and Wittenmyer of .... . _ , ""' · · •• -~ ~ Gl Birtle Dehl RWik last week. Portsmouth, to design a new -~· ••kl • becan10 "' ' · physical educa"- bu!Jdln• lor eGDaklerable snow oeeumala. _, '"' 11o In lbe ~lo Rive Jltllln. ROME - ...IF MICHEJ.AN. the o;ullege and r.. draw up n "" r aelo were aJive today, .. sputter- plans for the renovation of the • ; i 1· ' : 111. 1 :r 111 : : : ::• eel llw director of a leadlllg Allen House. Ronlt •rllallery, "he'd be loreeel 1o pqt a fig leal 011 his stat- A new physical education u• of David." bulldiDg baa been • goal of the _ ··~t nt college for several years. Al· comme was 11toug1t 110 del1nlte time bas we •• typical tll4t to be ~!IIlii., a· been set 1.- OOitlllrucllon. the ' ·~ ·- ......s tn ttie .J!ier. 1181 bo thd ... ~····'In~ii w.u of the 1a1- co ' pes •• "" - - - • ·..~ I ;::;,.;ma:s~~~sby : Firm Hired FURNISHINGS FOR YOUR HOME • Abollnt; fORLD Ab i 1' alae Around And ' 1 ..... .. . t . WEARING APPAREL for your FAMILY ;ou e&Mt... fM . FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1966 TOKYO IUPI) - An all Nip- and an occasional flm frem an Air Fra1t01 B!flRI '11ft • . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -~···- - - - - - -. . pon Airways Boelllg 727 jet American plane• overhead ·con- take off from Orly Alrfleld airliner wltb 133 persens aboard verged on the scene soutbeast Paris, in J~, 1912, a crash I ··.····~1\ crashed into Tokyo Bay tortlght of Tokyo and found the wing of which kUied 130 peroo111, lllllly I' only lour minutea from a land· the plane floating in the water of them cultural leaders from , IDg In perfect weather. All a· where .a light mlot bevered just Atlanta, Ga. 1 ' board were feared dead In the above the surface. '11te worst atrllnt . l UYster. fit' ' . worst stngle airplane dlsaater ~~ 11:50 p.m., .the agency aviation hlatory occurred Dec. ln htstory. · said Us search boat spotted the 16 19611 when a Trana World 1!1. '11te plan' carryillll 126 pa,. floating body of a man and a SUper-ConlteU.Uon andl sengers from s bC1rlbem Japan book explaining how to use life- a United Air Ltn.. lJCI coUld· anuw festival and a crew of 7 saving equipment aboard the eel In filghl over New York City I fell into the bay seven miles plane. killing 134 persOM. ' from Tokyo as the veteran Reports from Japan's seu ·world War II pilot was circling ense Agency rescue control The Boeing 72'1 Of AU Nlppoo lor a routine landing. center said fishing boats 111 Tok- Airways was the fourllt 72'1 in·. W48IIJI'IjlTON - A JI'IJJ.I,. A search boat of the Marl- yo Bay had launched a search volved la 1 mejor craab lllnCe l ICIII ~lion of the John· time safety Agency sighted .... for posalble survivors. H 0 p. s Boelllg began prodncllon tl the ' son admlnlStration'l VIet Nam eral chairs 8lld articles of cloth- were t11m that any would be jet which Is powered by throe pollelol appeared certain today lng floating In the water at t' :· luuad alive. Wreckage bad 1101 jet engines In a ciUJter 11 lite wltl> Jlte"o ileglnnlng of an untJ!o 40 p.m. 19:40 a.m. l!lST) and been alghted in the bay Which tail end. Three crasit<Jd wltbin uat 101'101 of pubUc hearlnis by they were ldentlfied u comlllg Is 20 by 30 miles. a space u 1'1 days II the Ulllt·l the Sel\ale Forelp Relations from the missing. plane. search The previous worst crash eel Slatea last year, kutinl 131 : CoJ1111l(llee. ~ operating wltb spoUights Involving one plane was that of pers0118. 1 '1\e CJCcaalon lor the "twl • I MAKE ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY:,.., YOUR SHOPPING CENTER 1 -· ~mYr.a.;::; :lhbe~":i MEET .:e POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT, OHIO VOL 'XVII NO. 244 1 ml ' . • en· ·t ne at • ° 1 • f 1881 Sutter, 78, who died ol I Jtorl ~nt weetmd wttb " ~: Tuesday at bl8 bome Ill · Leiba Wood end othar ,_s. carolina. He was Uvea. bqslnessman • 111 Middleport By aatlce ~ . Mr. D. D. C1elalld end Mra years ago. The Women'• ··AfternQlia Club cecelia ~. COIUmbUI He Ja survived by hla wile, met 'l'bW'sday .t the home 11 were recent VlsltM• of Mr. uli HaptonstaU sutter, Lees· Mrs. Roy Christy. A ~ Mrs. Densel Cleland. D. D. a. a daughter, ~- Florence lime waa 111joyed wllb Mrl. land end D. M. Qeland ...UO. of ML sterling, Ky., Olrlsty serWig 0 deosert on Mr. V. D. Cleland. a son Martin. services "?II eourae to Mra. 1V1111J1m Will, Mr. and Mrs. Claylojl Al1el conducted ~ Bernwell WI Mrs. Clayton Alleo, Mrs. a,s 8lld BID spent a recent m:ellll burial •" the · "plscol!"i Cem.. Balley, Mrs. Raymond l!llber- 1'llb Mr. 8lld Mrs. (21arlel , ...,, 1n oarnwell feld Mrs Jilbll Wle"·- and lein and family Flalwondl. ._, • ' . ...~~UUt Mrs. Paul ~Uy Was I recot TONIGHT ¥1sltor of Mrs. Letb8 Wood. Ole home of Mra. Lawrence Jolm RldeJJ.our, ~~~~ent at Evangeline Chapter, OI!:Smld- Smith Aahland college Is spendlq 11M wi11 meet tonigbt at Ule . between semes~ vacation witb Temple ill Middleport. Mr and Mrs. 8 K. RideDour. night will be· oband Mrs. Baney, . ~ Flatwoods were recent vlfllon of Mr. and Mrs. WID ~ SJSTER DIES .J Mrs. Elizabeth Wickham IJM!Dt Mrs. Herbert Moore received , eral days - \Yltb the BeD· Tuesday evening, of tb.e FB. a inans. · , of tier sister, Mrs. 0.~ The Laurel Cliff Better Health Miss Jennifer ,Jo Grueser, B. Jones of Balti~ore, Md. elub ·Wlll meet Thursday even- small daughter Qf Dr. and Mrs. to weather conditions the ing at the borne of Eugene Roger Grueaer of Logaa Ia Moore's are unable to go te Thompson. Membera are re- Art Orr. ~· to brl bottle ·-·•• ,_ wltb Baltimore. m1n~..~w ng pop ~nt several ~.., caps. her grandparelits, Mr. and Mrl. AnEND CONVENTION FEB. 7 Art Orr. ' The G rd 1 b l1l Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Moore Pomeroy a en e u w Marie Koblentl was returtwere lD Columbus ltr the week- JMet Monday, et 2 p.m., at tilted to her home Sunday from u---ld Brown, wit the MeIgs Ge neraI •·· to attend the state eonven- borne of Mrs. ncuu tMIPltal tion of the Royal Crowl Bot.. Mrs. Theodore Ebersbach as co- where abe underwent treatmeal tier& Association, hostess. for several CALENDAR w/ I ' . for the brave souls who made logs. offered from sadistic minds 1 have seen ern c ren the past two weeks it to lhe churches m town. All It was agomzing to stare and reputed wltb great talent. etheal halft 8 candy bar and throw Mrs Cera Wiggins. of · res away. · churches were h~vm~ services make a tmal ch01ce - always We are~'t concer~d with We could never have done Ave. entered MeJgs General . even tf the croY.ds ',llere de- regretting 1t -:- ~ven ~s I de- images, either. We d1d what that. Good to the last drop was pita\ Tuesday1 following a p!eted. voured the hconce p1pe or older people told us, ~nd we our motto, and of our parents heart atta~k. Life " reduced to Simple . •·stogy". had a lot of fun with •mall too You JUSt didn't I h row Mr. and Mrli. Bruce u~rms m a snow storm, eat, j Truthfully , I wanted t• try, amounts of money and u~e. lhi~gs away. Bu 1 gu~ that's and daughter, Susan, of slee look out the wmdow to 1every kmd. dtdn't you? Countmg stars, or catchmg wh ·unk ards Oouish today. bus were weeken~ guests Sf'e P~ho ot stuck m the "nov. , I loved to read ··Hansel and ~lghtnmg bugs, or makmg snow dfscar/ our things as soon Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hysell g trh TV play the IGretel '' eatmg the gmgerbread 1re cream was more fun than od 1 Peoplf family. ••dt agam. wda . 1 ' i and l'andy witch or no witch ml !•ng m front of TV or grabdas we sete attnewhedm toe · th Mrs. Cora Meinhart has been 11 ra ,10 ' ret or ts, e.L ,- hard so to 1 So much· like life, we have to bmg a popc1de . from 11le freez. on't ge a ac mgs con 1me . d to her h~me• . 1 gol sf - appe I es an~ mHke cho~tes We can 't have er. an~mo;ed r tat aUach St. due to a fall IS lmprovmg s<J!ls v I everylhmg but we waul The fun is left out when ev· e ato a sen Lmfent a. and js able to be about en ' . . ment our Jrs car 1 But everythmg tasles better can you remember havmg eryth.ng 1s done for you Dodge lj\'lth na 10 side cur- cru tch es. Her nieces • Mrs • whf;'n we are snowed m, pop- such small problems? Life I Bemg snowed m g1ves us d PP g. boards lea Hysell anU daughters, an mce runmng corn, apples, bubbl ry stew. ' seemed so simple, entertam-I time to do t h'mgs .we can 't geI tams We hated to turn it m for a. lene and Terry Lou are assistsoup. hut apple p1f> With cheese menl · well. whatever 1t was to otherwtse, sewmg, readmg, new one and we felt sad when ing In her care. ed l!' fn ed mush w1 th bul ter dnp- the whole fam1Jy d1d 1t. cookmg different thmgs or JUSt t · go. We were rather Charles Eskew. return to IS 1 1 ping dif'ters want svrup ). , When we discovered movies, vis1ting with each other, when w~ de m' h Lth the new Ply- home, West Mrun St. I jjiijiiii;ijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii we are trf'amres uf contrari . day afternoon, from Charleston[t "ather would we can't •·go go" as the young 5 n 5 w 11 1 we a wen r mouth Somehow possessiOns G 1 H 't 1 h h nes!'i . we want what we should 'herd" us mto the theatre. AI set sa ys. · art o( us Remember enera ospl a w ere e not have. It tastrs better I shght scuffle ensued whJie we I'm glad George and Henry ' :e;e at: art with. eur horse. been confined due to ~ broken ~1f'mOries play tricks on U!'i : debated where to SJt. Some Swtft took lime with us n:i~ngsofat lgo8d, ;ecause I :~kl~o r~~~~~it~ f~~wa~ork in storms. So~e e\'ents a re, wanted on the yery Front row, thei.r store. Whether we made don't). But today we discard Ci!:tr~ Railread. etr.hed deeply . m our mmds , somt> m the back ro~. but fa· a fJVe cent purchase, a penny cars houses and furniture and T-S nd Mrs. Clarence wh 11e othe:· sc1entl f1c know- !her sr~tled for the mtddle and o~ a dollar, we were ~ever hur·l (I ;.:]most said' families) any ·rler ~/son, Dennis wllo ,-====--=--; so that s where ~e sal. Togeth- r1ed. Perhaps. toda~ 1f more · time UJe style changes. It gives caUed here by the death of ernPss, we had Jt. Iadults took tJme wtth young you a kind of unstable feeling. mother, Mrs. Allen Dill. left He had bought the .rand~ be- ~ople lhere wo~ld be. less de· Here today, gone tomorrow, Wedntsday, for their bome, Apft1re we went ln. I~vanably hnquency and dis.obedtence, that's our by-word. If vane I CaUl. pmk lozenges . You might have I remember gomg to the But the snow does one thing: P _Y_ _ __ wantea gumdro.ps,, but you ate' s~or~ te pick out can~y for it makes people aware of each 'M MEET WEDNI'.;SOAY lozenges. We d1dn t know we Chnstmas and there Jt was all the Any time you look out White Rose Lodge A_wdliary ' could have refused ~eat them displayed ln big wooden buckr.can see setmeone giving of Brotherhood of Railway For The Family someone else a push. So may. Trainmen will meet Wed. after! 1UoorPs Return from tt uz rww w 42LM2 1A UW __ be it has some reasoa after noon at 1:30 p.m. at thet ~Wa': all. ball ill Middleport. Mrs. II : c,.~gin Convention ~ But remember, daffodlll are Robson, president, wlU bt Mr. ~d Mrs. Harry S. Moore !'t Middleport, 0. sleeping under .all that snow. charge. l returned Tuesday from Colum· 1~ Ouf bus. Georgia. where they at· 1~ rf Itended a meeting of the National I!li I epo j Royal Crown Bottlers Associ a· •• lion. Both were rommittee chair~ ~om .King returned to Oh!o . men the~ with Mrs. Moore Unl\:erslty Tu~ sday where h1s •• • Here Naw :chairmalll ' of accounting and classes will resum~ Thursda~ . At Pickens Mr. Moore of promotion. He was accom~amed br hil They met with head personel falher, Robert KtRg. ol the company. The borne of· Barba~a Junes and her ~· ficc of the RC Company is In Larry ~megold relurned lo Ohtt (:olumbus. Thev discussed op- Umverslly today after spend·t>rating procedufe with key per· lnM several days here wltb Mr. sonel. Whilf' there they attend- I and Mrs. Emerson Jones. I'd the Metropoli tan oPera I Mr .. and ~s. Har~y s. MOIJ'e durtion of .. Madame Butter· were m A sh~1lle, Oh10, to at~d n , · funeral servu;es for her cousm, • ..... t y. Elliott Crites. Burial was made ~· Rirthrln:v /)inner at Circleville. • " h Ch 'ld Randy Humphrey• and Rm1 hit•Pn :V ' I ren Hanning spent tit• weekend In Mrs. Adam Ebersbach was Columbu 8 where they were gut>sl or honor at a birthdAy guests of Michl Ll~yd at Ohio j dmner Monday at her home State University. Tht>y returned Mulberry Ave. given by ber home Sunday and Wedr!esday children. returned to Ohio University for A decorated birthday cake bak the opening of second semester. ed by her daughter, Mrs. Frank Students returning to Ohio Choon from four models of Wi1son was St>rved with the dinUniversity roliAwing the semes· America's most dependable tillers ••• 3. 3\-?, or 4 h.p., W1dl ner to Mrs. George Powell ter break inrlude Janire TanneVtrlical or horimn lal dri v~ . Reo Parkersburg W. Va.; Mrs. El· hill, Keitll Morgan, Karen Bach· 1 "Verse. 14" bolo tirres guarBnleed Gaul and Mrs. Ronald Clay, ner. Judy Butcher, Barbara Mor for life. 26wtillinil Width. Exrolulrhesterc; Mr. and Mrs. Frank gan. Dave Wiley and Joha AJ~i vr quick tin! c:hanfe felture. Wilson. Middleport ; MR. lensworth. ixd11siYe balanced de: ig[), George Hobstetter, Mrs. The Rev. Howard Ruppelt , Burns. Pomeroy and pastor or the Middlepert First guest. United Presbyterian Church, attended the annual Pastor's ConFIRST vention held in Columbus the QUALITY past week. REGULAR . David Konkrigbt visited with MASON, W. VA. Certified Oil Stlfion II :i:~;Frleda aehnel and other OPEN EVERY DAY I! tver the weekend. He We faiMII mr pullao bluer 111111 ALL DAY W. Mil" St. ,..,.,., was recently dis~tlarged from 1""' lbamlmlil to IIDitl4b Cbmolel'e \!!Eiil:iiii:iiii:iiii:i""'iil:iiil:i~~~~ :ii::iii""'~~~t. lbe army and bad been stationride. WeaddedaonrbDahln..,ltlfteu!d ed in Germany. He is residing hocJJ*"- ltlOIID1I, IIIia put Ia iD Orient, with hla parents, eof'l.aellllc lltock .._._ IIUI aoft. the R~v . and Mrs. Raymond Konkright. They were former W'III'Jdal call opriDga II _,HeeL Middleport residents. B7 loft. tJ.oaab, WI dfil't mea11 llllllhJ, Cltemlle&'l 8llkel for a FIRST CHILD IS SON •tiOIIt. IOIId ddt. \I'trJ lllead1 era Mr. and Mrs. Oaude H. coma. A bmttp jmapl fnll tbe Wldeo Brown, Minersville, are arutOUIIC· j 1 • •! ' .£hester #'sople· In ~an~~k~'bui I be also Coutlra'' ButbaiU:f 'Die• Ira Carolina Moinl.y About or stage I tantrum. We just els, any kind you ~~ want. sat back •nd "passed the sack" Remember the pink ... W~b!r days these chanll~ 1 remember a certa(jl wintry back and forth. A little noisy, honeycomb candy, the ribbon and Mrs', Qlarles ellt way of Uv ng. ' and Jon, Mr. and Mrs. 1snowy day in my childhood eat- but who cared, there ,.aso't any hard tack and the biB bon Suddenly 00 plans or decis· : tng a hot biscuit drowned In sound llll)'bo1'. (don't forget the lam Russell and Ted, t.lr. Ions have to be made, which : butter ond "decorated" with I No "onder ptople were good lllcks) or the big fat MrJ. Walter Grueaer, meeting to attend, or whether !strawberry jam, while watch- readers, you had better be. We d!"'P' Ill all coiolo, lncludlllg Adolph Grueser Sr. and to ll• or stay home. We stay ing the snow come down from Ibad to look at the "pickture" ruce black ones? . IClal'Jl McMaster wm homt because we caq'l get the warmth of the dining r<10m 1and wben the dialogue flashed Candy lnday has become like Mrb!d M~. ~~:' ~ch anywhere unless we walk, and window. - en you'd better. get It read I the rest of our clvDizaMon, 11 ~a :tt!,~~ foU.wlng 1 bosides, anythmg worth &omg I I make a return trip in mem· now. 1f you mi"ed II nobody has conformed to the plastic Gru~Gtrod weddlni to Ia cancelled, exrept chttrrh.l or to the candy counter where had ltme to tell you. , bag age. The "country store" IJoD Y . d We had such wholesome luo I b lth · I The last two Sundays helped 1 ~as fac:ed Witb a Greut .e-. lau in at Harold L I o Y era was QM we remem er w . . me r<'<'all the quotation. "Where IctSion which :: Chaplan. Today two or more are gathered t_o- . my penmes o Ion . licorice Iteen-agers and adults must be ! so there was more en- turD:ed berne g•ther in my name there will tom between the g so histicated and even accept lhmgs, lit V t . Memorial .. .,' I '\1!17 , WY 2-2126 three~. ~ "'*"' "*" f!llli . . -. ; .r..P··tm ' •' . , '!.- ' I ' ' L~ !II' Jlit!i ., ~ -*"' lilt • ''.:,··: . ·1' ,.r, \ .. ::e i;.d~:i~a:u·.%r~~u7r. :~~.~~n~. be- and oommttAity: . She_was a school teacher u .. REPORT DEATH libranan at the Wahama Hl&b school unlit she became lll. lllo fnm 1011 u1 Mr. and Mn. Aatonlo WASmNGTON (UPI) - The Survivors in addlti01t ta her ul Beynaldo Goma. occupanll ef uae of 11M! Defense Department haa '"' mother include her husband, A. ru 1o the burlllDI nou~ced lbe death of Army Pic. Keith McClung, Sr.; two sons, "I ru tol the bad< door MmQ. ald his ,.. had WIIIIBDt T. Haynes, son of Mr. Juhling Me rltlltfl, Mar,U...,.. coul4 hear "goaM" I piaRe t11iq the and Mrs. _l!lrvm Haynes, Lim- IBIIIown, and A. Ketih l.lcCIUJti, -:-the airport would bit lbl bouoe caster, Ohio, m VIet Nam. The Jr., Charleston, and two lfaldo wu awful. I ' . Defense D_epartment sald Hay· children. 110 on the "My liled 1o get llC81'ed ' was killed m actlnn. Friends may call Ill the r .. lbtlt the . wben . 1 plane came ooer," glesong Funeral home on Satur. anti lbrew me bact, Munll laid. "I . tblnk the Utile NOW YOU kNOW day from ~ p.m. and 7-9 p.m. one Mldlael puled 1011101blllg &amaral warrlon ud JIIJI8' Memorial •ervlcet will be held lib tbl8 ~ bappu. He tiled feudal lordo earrJed ercfo. by the Col (21arles l.ew!l t'UII llltiJil belllnd hla,... 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Title A name given to the resource February 3, 1966 jones moore suiter tolley