https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8bc1c5d4d8ad0ebb2ee262245db4e383.pdf 584f77d7fa9e781d0cbadba6deabef77 PDF Text Text '. .. '. ., i ·" ., ' < . ' . ...... .... ,. : . ; .- ''. .. i . ..... /' "- ..... . ·- , . ' "· . Seventy per cent of destho and lllluriea among nre lighters In 1tH18 reoulted tr.m 11111o1oe Inhalation. ' ... '· This colunm ures, their troul dodge a serious ''·."• brush-«r. Send yoor teE , '· · ·' - ...t· _. , .. ,·; ,- ·l', l _r. .. .'' ,, '( to YOUTH ASKR of Helen Relp Ui ' :J . per. I , . .,.,.: "" ' ·;·~~4· ~· ·· ,''i....' ·•. .. ' '.., ·• I.·, . ~. .' .. ·....,... . ' ." ., ~- ' ~ •rt.= 1 ; ,' . The one you e .. ... ,,. With, one and~ let knGW who yoU because you knafl tell. The one who fho the cutest boy w~ ty sure he'd ratha The one you ccy arxl your guy brea thing bad happens. The rtnes weathered a 17-da,)- siege The coaUieot attack . lalo o: S'-u VaDey, 50 miles south <!f tn . early 1968, Is the metal civilian center, military ........ Kite Sallh, to break 111 another covering on a 3,90()..foot rWlW~. m8n said, was a five-round! . major communtat •ICIPIY rwte The new counteroffensive has mOrlsr salvo Into an OlllhaMp In !rom lhe Ho Chi Minh traD In beep ccxle - n a m e d "Maine lhet killed 0110 child alii wos. Craa.'' Headqlllrtera said 43 wounded 21 at ~ Npt, 318 That U,S, SWOjip through the North Vletaameae troops lave mUes oortheaot ~ Saiaon. 30omilHong wiley Ooor began been ktned tn the drive, American and Soulh Vtettta- March 1 alii lao netted 60 c-red with U.S. loaoea oliO mese aoldlera In ·~ Commwdot dead against 23 •Msrlnes olaln and 64 wounded. patrols agatnat tho CommUJtlat Americana slain alii 53 wouolAecornpuylng the "Maine ollenalve raJM)I'Ied kUling at ed. cr8g" announcement were dis- leaat 225 auerrDtaa In weekend In the ftrot maJor aUied closures thlt the 30th day of tho lighting !rom lhe Mekong Della eowrteroftenal ve m o u n t e d VIet Cong-Norlh Vle-se In the oouth to the Demllitartzed agaiDIJt the Reds' winter...sprlng olfenslve had briJIII!ht 3$ rocket Zone in the north. offensive, Abrams sent more and mortar barrages Into tour "Maine Crag" waa the third thsn 10,000 U.S. and South South Vietnamese clUes alii 31 a I J I e d coonterottensive anVietnamese troqJs into the allied military catq>~ OVe....U nounced in a week In an jungles northwest of 5aigon !ones were said to be lllbt. atteqot by U, S. commander where 20,000 Commwlists were Among the U.S. military GeiL Creighton W. Ab<amo to bivouacked. targets, headquarters said, were break UJI guerrilla bulldi.lls with 'Ille soldiers In that thrust, the air bose at lla Nang, the air groond lhruats straight at their ciJI!Homed / Operation Atlas base at Phan RaJ18, the field at centers • Wedge, have killed more than Kontum and u.s. Army headSllOOay, Abrams• cCJVURIIIII 600 Communists, most oC lhem quarters at L~ Binh, 15 miles anmunced Operation Ma81aaroond lhe Michelin rubber noi'lhesot of Salchusetts striker, eendlng 3,000 Plantation, a long.unte Red U.S. paratr-ro Into the A hideout. SAIGON (UPO -The U.S. military command - , . an....,ced the third major allied _pounterori'ensive aaatnst tbe _,Commuhlata' w l n t e r- sprlrw: ilrlve-thts ooe sendt!W U.S. Msrlnes bock to thel• abo,.. dooocl ooipoot at Khe Sanh. . A tiak force of 3,000 .Leatherneck& and 100 tanka nnnbled Into the mountain COUntry In South VletM.m'a DOrthwelt corner March 15 wl.lh ,ooe major assignment- to block ,I Communist supply uereeway" .bringlll( Iraqis and munitions In !rom Laos. .. They set ..., hesdquartera , 1even mlle s south of Khe Sam aatrtde Hillhwa,y 926, reported ·.by reCORJII.lssance pa~oJa to be a veritable treewa,y ror · North .Vletname&e truck& bringing In !rom Laos by night. All thlt remains of the Kite ~ outpost, where the Ma- and clothes and be The one every! ments on her looks lty, but she's mod Even when she gr. ,,upplte, more boys and gete sitting jobs than yo most ~ The kid who get• matter - when you get _jeal Tf.\I>.T'S WHAT I IVA~T 10 00, TRAIVSPLMJTS l · ·. ...,_ i' ' •... ~· ' .· . • , I '. .. J ~. ' ' '. I lnOu '· The next day, Ml .... " ... . ' ' •' ~- Post omee, said Post ··- ~ -~-- ,,. ·)•' ·' . ' •· ·l ' . ..' ~ ~ ' . . ' ·'• ·._., ,. .,., .• ',_...; .. :_-<' . ' . . ' . " '! I' - -- .... ,,_ .... -~···.,.--.,. ' .. , ·-..:.·t•.c·~ __ ~ 1~ -·. .. ... ' ANN McCLINTOCK AND HAROLD BURKR were crowned queen and king of the Beaux Arts Ball am led the graM march Saturday night in Racine. See page 2 for story and more pictures by Bob Hoeftich, ~ BiALLSVILLE, OIUO - PRESIDENT NIXON hed 011 hla desk ~a letter from U.S. R<p. Clarencelo!Ulor,R-Lsncaster, r-otb~ the evacuation or Beallaville servicemen from the'combat zone tn VIetnam. Miller sent the leiter f4> Nixon lollowtng this lillY eastern Ohio • ecmmunlzy'a lllth casualt,y o! the VI~ War, Navy Corpsman RobCINCINNATI (UPO _ Mlas · lnnerspri,. maltreBS and ,5,000 ort Lucas, a 1966 _.gh school graduate, was burled Saturday In Hill Ruth Hooke 1 73-year-<Jld spin- for a memorial windiM "placed Cemeter)' ·here durlr11 a service attended by nearly all oC the town•s ster achoal• teacher, was known tor me preferably facing the 400 residents. by neighbors as the quiet lady sunset In a suitable locatioo at Problems crop uo,p however you go who wore ahoea with holes In the University ·of MlchlgarL" . " the aolea. Mia• Hooke earned a master's The Meigs county CommisWASHINGTON - PRESIDENT NIXON HAS PJ'<IIIOsed tllat 1;00u They fowd out today she was d~e at the school. sioners, meeting in regular ses. additional policemen be hired to helP curb crime in the •don'a aavlng her mone)' tor 1 special Paul Leary, clerk-treuurero! cspltal. This may be a good Ides as far aa the Dlatrlct ol Columbia event _ her lunoraL the Norwood Board of Educs- aloo this morning, approved resIIB'!'Ing deposito!'l•• of Jr._,Jl.<}ll~er·nod, INI..ll~!M."- ·alarm tnlhe ..rrOitndlll(lllb- Ml8S' HCloke, wbo'· retlriid' In . lion, aatd Mill Hooke ha4<1'6" olut!ona bOth • •clive i1111l' hlactlte lunds uri!'• reported Dick Well, uPIII'it, -,.. 1958 aa a teacher of shorthalll matned unmarried foll""IJWtbe ol the coont;y. _ , Suburbanites fear that 11 crime becomes lm»ractical in Waah- at Norwood High School, died deaUJ or a suitor in World War By a unanimous vote, the com • IJIIIIon. the hold'~' men, mugglers, looters and purieo,.tchero wUl March 1. Her will revealed tllat L mQ\.e out to their neighborhoods. He said already officials of a all but $7,000 wu to be spent ''It's as if she wanted to get missioners determined to deposMIJhboriJW Maryland community have COiqllatned that lhey are on her burial, ''perpetual care back at everyone who hurt it 52 per cent of the COWlty's re~ng a big spUlover or crime tram Washington. of the burial plot/' and to her her.'' Leary said. 11 She was !IUS.. active tunds in the Pomeroy National Bank and 48 per centinthe Suez ablaze tuTain with gunifire memory. Th e exacI amoont ol plcious of almost everyone she Farmers Bank and Savings Com~ -e what was thOUiht to be a con- knew. She lived completely un- pany. EGYPTIAN AND ISRAEIJ ARTILLERY and tanko battled along siderable eotate was not re- to heraelt" a 72-mile stretch or the Suez Cena.J today. Israeli military sources vealed. She stipulated In the wlll, wrlt·sald Arab oil refineries were set ablaze alii Emtian artlllery em.. '~It is my wish the executor ten In 1963, that anyone wbo placements knocked oot. (of the wilO spare no elllt8nse contested the document to be New fighting also broke out alq the Israeli -Jordanian fro~ in carrying out the Collowing "cut ott!' tier an:l the two sides fought a 70..mirute·machlnegun battle near the wishes ror- my funeral/' the The will dire('t ('r1 the executor Sea of GaJUee. No Jordanian casualdes were reported but a spokes- will read. or the esta~ u.. !JCOvide the spe-man in Amman said the Israelis were seen removlrw three casual.. Among the requests in the clal casket, including a ''beige, Uea. will were for a casket with an quilted silk lining," and that she be dressed in a pale pink Promiaes new trial for James Ray silk dress and slippers "in ACTION FILED NASHVILLE, TENN - A MOTION SEEKING a new trial lor vogue at the time • • • not the A recll)rocel dependency aclim Hounds from four states are James Earl Ray will be filed in Memphis ..possibly thla week," acpaper-soled variety.'' hao filed In Mslga Coon\)' expected to be entered In t h • cord!,. f4> Ray's brother. Jerry Ray aatd his brother would plead She asked tlat lhe cssket be· Common Pleaa Court by Ona Mse compeUtlon ol the Ohio state innocent to the assassination or Dr. Martin Luther Ktng. Jr., in a White aplnst Rlchlr4 Lee White. placed in a mausoleum with a Fox Hunters CieldtrJala and bench .... trial. 14 large Tiffany opalescent win- show this weekend Jn Meigs COWl· "A dectalon will be made within the next three days on exactly dow at the rear facbw west so ty, What the petition wfil 88J' and who will me it/' aald Jerry Ray in-a EVENT POSTPONED the settlrw sun can shine The event will open with t h e e~yrlght story in the Nashville Tennessean SundaJ, "We are eonHomemakers Jlo¥, schOil!led through." bench show on Friday night, beitderlng two attorneys." The lawyers were idertltled 11J. B. Stoner for Tueaday at the Trtnlt,y UnitHer remalna were interred in ginning al 7:30 al the Archery of Savanmh, Ga., the 1964 vice presidential candidate tor the Na- ed Church ot Chriat, has been a mausoleum at Spring Grove Building of the Royal Oaks Park 1101111 states Rll!flts part,y, and A. J. R,yman ol Memphis. postponed, Cemetery here. near Five Points. Field trial& will be conducted 5sturda.Y and &lnda,y from an .. -. Eagle Ridge location, according to Corbett Clerk, preetdentolthe host Melga Coonlj' Fox Hunlers 1 I Five Wtenagers were taken br l'llmero,y emergency ' IQIIdmon to Veteran& Mellllil'ial Hospllal lor treatment of pelnful but not critical tnjurtes sullered tn a one-car cruh at 2:30 a.m. &m~ dajl oo Route 124 In Mlnersv!Ue. The Melga COun\y!iiertll'aDepartment said a 1960 model Chevrole~ driven west by Doneld Ruasell, 18, of 222\2 East Main St., l'llmero,y, faDed In aet a. round a curve tn !rent ol the Paul Harris relldenee, went lhrou!ill a 8IUU'd ran and over a 50 tt. embaDkrnent. The car eame to a stop, demolished, on Ita top qalnet a tree. Dogs from 4 States In Trials TRE APOLLO STA The stamp will bo ()( 150,000,000 The 1111> world is blue and white. Collectors desiri._ eovelq)es, together wH to be afftxed, to the P<l ope to the Postmastel cent Apollo SWJw." J Msy 5, 1969. I OPENING OF BAS """ that spring has o1l Jwnbus Jeta 181lln UUs1 a game won't be as 10111 Rev. Oeland Decency Rally Clicks Big Dies Saturday The detency rally was the brainchild or Miami Sprill(s HfBh School &tudent Mike Leveaq_ue, 17, and a few of his (rlends. The tdess was spswned lion. · toUowins a recent perlormance POlllerous Jackie Gleaaon here of "The Doors," when lead looked up at the 35,000 teena alnpr Jim Morrlaon, who calls waving American llags and himself the "king ~ orgiaatlc cheering wUdly and 111<1, rock" Was charged wJth e,posu:rheae are 1111 ldrkl of people." lng hlmael! on atage before However aquare the 1c1ea abwl 12,000 yoongetera. Morrlaounds, Miami's decency raUy aon also was charged with two for teoiHigers Sunday got a rouotQI re_.se aa eelebrilles );'OJ.el•t am clergymen and teen speakI''1 . -•• ,Q rl alterMted oo · atage at lhe Diego Padres, Best wlsll the grade. It couldn't hl,j Several of last Yet Pittsburgh Pirates. Scm WUh the Pirate! now aJ Infielders, Richie Hem.. •aro alii Malll\l' Sanquilh the Pirates Include Jim frieM, Pete Ramoa, the to pitch. l underotand lhe Jo ready a seUooL Maybe I CONGRATULATION! torJal tlda past week emu of those floe pieces of" W"riUen dat.'' Ard. I wo tor, and, well, editorials ; 1 am 100 per cent i Grande Collep preslder .l!len't . tellure aa preside otrldu tllan durl1 The admlnlllraUoo ' ltudonls. Ill'. Clu oo CillO exctpl t11a coli.,. mlnorlt)', you hive no te lhe coli- it ,.... prim edaation, ranaember, -'1 wW tlk810U lane." Ponderous Jackie as Emcee MIAMI (UPO--ll waa almoot like U. Newport Jazz Festival, a Foorlh ol July rally and a Blll,y Graham crussde rolled 11110 one big protest demonotra· There'D be a lot o IQI Jolm Claw, general Don H..k, ma<ager, who Another Cellow who the boy from Gslllpoll~ u"" Three Court IJonds. -i -thor. an ••nllnr ·-. '' r _.. ·-' ... ,:, • ' . ' ' .... , - , : . ...., . . ------· -r... . . ... ~· ' - ~--··~ . l, · .• t ' I ' ·~ . .. • . ...... ........... " ~. ~· . ••.J .... ;'"';' -/,;'>,.~ 'T .' ,,. ·. •' I •· . ., vr., ps, ,..toil Jt; \ ' ' ' ' . ... " '~ ' i ~ ' ,. ' ' ' I ! counts or indecent eltloaure, two cotmts of prolanlty arkl one of public 4runkeneos. Gleason, aJong with strwer Anlia IkJ'Iftl and Ted Msck were driven OIX:O the field ln aratque cars. They were amorw the en!A!rtalnera who d-ted their time. u1 just know that this decency movement ta gotns to succeed," aakl Mtsa Bryant, a mother of four. "Too many people in the entertalnnent industry a r e alarmed at lho dlreeUon In whleh the lnduatry Is headed." Gleason told lhe rall,y that oo hio ·show he alwa,ya klda about how ilad he Is to bo In Florida, with lhe COOl! 1)011 "After thl1 decency rally," be tald, "I CAD honeatly add mw that I am proud to bo a Flcridlan." (lnnge Bowl. "Yoo aee, we knew t._l110111e Ulllll soon a movement Uke thl• , 1 One delendant was ftned and iiod to start," 111d Gary Pike of 1three olhera forlelted Satthe hit recordlll! - · "The urday night In the court ol PomLettermen." "We beUeve In eroy Mayor Olarles Lepr. JIIOIIwlll IIIIOIW mankind, and Fined $10 and coote lor 1101 10 On, l:lut thll IJove I\'Vl')'body' harirw: Ojletltor'allcense Wal iilck of tha !!'>Plea is too ·ste.., Huattio, .W.I1Y. il!'l"lt," , , ···;· forfolUow ·~· were 'Bol>by STABBED TO DEATH . ·• ·, '· •·~lj; Haute~<!. ~llYIIla, W, CINCINNATI (UPO - John · . )!AiiluAGE .~!!P49ATIDNS . Ji~~o,' t25o .'On .lJiicxiCIIIoll Chit'l- Smith, 60 Clnctanall; waa ' (olilrt Leo lldloitloi,•·U;' AI- ·~ atil'fiO·IGI),Ptrinlllllljl*"""" chat'~~"~ wUh IOCCIIId ,,. . ~' ·~huic,'and !latah ~, · l)c~' drtm,· lo ~lo hlt murder late !juailal' In ,lilt illb-, ~ ili'ook'; · 1~1· RD1 AI•.r ,car; Earl ~r, C.re4p, bl~ deall>. Of hlt \'G\IIIIlllllt,, lialllalillo; · 1 Rjlllli.\.~ ~~:.u., '!f• «<Il cltupo Chirlea Lsrid, 55. .• . , t11t1: ~. ~~·, ·,1!1 'drlvi!W ~(I ,ot, CI!Ut, and . Pollce,'llld Wll W,a ~~~~Pot, and ~ ~l.. ~~, Chorlo• . Allman, Albo11)1, .11, In lhe cheat ln. an. sportm~ IJ,.'t. . Lpq JIOIIII!'I. •f!lk ,. •/i:ii,PO._.. on~.l$>x!CJIIon cl1oi'pa. ahored by lhe two men. ..,.1'4 \. .•' IDjured Ill lhe ....., .......... aell, eut right orm IIIII ~ tlooa ~ lhe flee; D - llit!;j , . 17, New Havea, W. VL, . . . . Cited IJboulder; llliriCQ' 91c'UNI!t 17, Racine, eut Cll left let; wn.. ltam Buraeaa, New lllnll, ,..: alble lnternallDjurtea, IIIII 111M Bedwell, 18, l'omero1,fadll .... eratlona. Burseu, Ruaoell .,.S. Bedwell were all admitted. The shertlf'o ..,.,._ - . the front end, top, left aide liilll ·. right otde ~ Ruaaell'l ear"'" :; smashed. &oraeuae emerllll!lf ~were al10 aammvsllI tolllo....,., Olllcera ~ lhe abortll'a &- · partment aloo lnYutlptad aother ...,..ehtcle mlablp latdtir ' at 1:20 Lm. on lloulo 10, tollaotl soo 11. weal ~ tiJe ~ ot Routes BM and 143. They aald a car drlv• b.r U.. mer Leroy Welu, 19, Itt. f, Pom01'01, ran off lhe left lldt ~the rood IIIII 11trned .... Weln IIJliiii'Oitlly tellalleop. · Welah'a 196$ model aulDdemolished. He ouftered I laceratloo over lllo rlibl 010. No arrOJII have boeo made •• lilt remlt of either aeddent. Oean-Up Week Plan Saved Her Mone V i Announced £or Her Funerallcommissioners Divide Funds Among 4 Ban ks LR Unit nas MiUfll' warau BeallavUle men evacuated 1 ..;, 'f!fi,n·. Question about this Will .\ GALLIPOLIS- ' will be placed on sale Teenagers Injured in Auto CrasW~·.~ e ·Sanh ReoccUpied • '. ( MONDAY. MARCH 2~. 1969 ~- -~- ONE MORE FOR THE COLLECTIO Dear Helen: I would like to to your ''What is WHAT IS A B A best lriend Is: . . POMEROY.MIODLEPORT, OHIO $quare Astride Supply Freeway~ ' • en tine ty .~ To 'l7le lnler:at. Of 'l7le Me/gi-M01011 Area VOL. XXI NO 233 . ple, their ., . .. ' with the rest of· it welcomes Ia • Now You Know •W\bod . ,. ' .. ' " PI', PLEASANT - The Rev. Thomas A. Cleland, 78, Raelne, died saturday In the Pleasant Vslley IIMpltal here. He was preceded tn death by 1 100, Meredith. 'l1lo Rev. Cleland was a member ol the Ra .. cine - . t Church. !llrvlvors Include 1\tswlle, Mabel; elibl children, James ol Troy, N. Y.; Robert, Bridgeman. Mich.; Paul H., ol Racine; Kemelh L., of Klnxslon, Dl.; lnbolle Pld<0118, Racine; Dallas, Raclnei William, Raelne, and lleU1 MeMurJV, Columbua; two slater a, Ellzabolll Rouah, Letart Falla, and GladJa Saraoo, Newlkllhtm, Pa.; 17 crandcblldr.,, and 10 creat-crandehtldren. Will bo held Funeral W-oday II 10 Lm. at the Racine Melllocllll Cbureh 11'1111 lhe Rev. Dalo loleCiurllrut t~ev. McDaniel& olflclaU.,. Burial will be In tho Greenwood -.motory. Frtanda ....,. o.U at lhe Ewtor Funeral·Home anytime. servt... • ..1' ., , ' ' • .' The publlc Ia Invited to attend both the show and trlala. The statewide event was held last year in Waverly. Refreshments of sandwiches, co«ee and soft drinks will bo available WrIng tho bench &how. Two Cars Damaged In Sunday ~ident 1'l¥o cars had minor damage in an accident on Weat Main St. SUndl.)' afternoon Jn Pcmeroy, Pollee old a car driven by Gardnar VehrtqJ, 41. PCI!Ieroy, stq>pod to make I turn Into I service ataUontvhenitwas struck tn the rear by a car driven by Vlt'lil Gary Grtlllth, 34, Long BoWm There wore oo llllurleo alii no arnsta. ' ' c1 It was also agreed wumimously to accept the bids of' 5 per cent !rom the Farmers Bank & Savings co., The CIUzen'a National -Bank and The Raclfie Home NationaJ Bank Cor depolitlng inactive assets of the county in the amount Qf /1250,000 (or a two-year period begiming AprU, 1969. In another action, they resolv ~ ed to authorize County Treasur~ er Howard Frank to invest inter- im ftmds, at five per cent interest, for a period not to exceed two years at the Racine Home National Bank, the Citizen's National, and the Farmers Bank and Savings Co. The commissioners approved transfer of $7,687.50 from the Unanticipated Emergencies Fund to the Real Estate Reappraisal Fund and $300 to lhe COOIIIy Court Fund. Attending were Commissioners Charles R. Karr, Sr., president; Ralph W, Ours and Robert Clark, members, and Clerk Martha Chambers. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL AdmissionS saturday - Emmett Manley, Middleport; Alice Ward, Langsville; Edith Rice, Pomeroy. Discharges Sab.lrday - D e I File, Wanda Smith. Admissions &mday - None. Discharges &mday - None. the~obaervanceofCJean- upWeek. The ocheGde for plcl!IIJll Is . as folJows: Today, tlrlt ward; Tuesday, second wui:l; WedneSday, third ward: 1buroday, lourth ward; and F~, fifth ward. The truck Will ward 'Tuesday ropm ~~~~· f!rat -· U Busv weekend 'J 'Qu'tt! I!IOrl1inJ Iii jllelluP over trash and debris mJs.l!led oo Monday. This yesr the Clean...., Week observance lo eo-ap<llaored by the Middleport Amateur Garden Ciub and the vtllqe. l'llllera pointing up the need lor cleaning up the community were made by members ol Mlddiej)Orl CSdette Troop 185 and placed •roond town. Garden club committees have been named to assist with cleanup problotns. They are Mrs. Bet. ty Cline and Mro. WUllam Slater, first ward; Mrs. Grace Pratt ._u,._...... ~-'­ tlui' w"kend by Jl>o ~'I" port emergency wdL · AI 2:25 p.m. SUnday lhe aquad went to the Charlea - hmne on Grant St. He had bacome m bat waa 11111 qltalbed. At 4:04 Lm. Moedly lhe aquad was called to the Joe Ntplta home on Route 32$ !ran Wbore Mr. Napleo, who had boCOIIIII W, wao removed to a houltal lor private car before tbe .,..ra arrival. AI 7:42 a.m. Monday lhe unll went to the WUmer llallhllll'Hide nee 011 Uttle Kypr R..s and Mrs. L. E. Reynolds, sec- where 14-year--old Joe IIIUhW. ood; Mrs. Glerm Lambert and had oulfered an -rent boekboMrs. Ro&eoe Wise, third; Mra. jury, He "II taken to the J1G1.. Pearl Reynolds and Mrs. D a n zer Medical Center by the ..... Thomas, fourth; and Mrs. Walter Crooks and Mn. Paul DaNARROWLY !UGliER Y($, lifth. NEW YORK (IJP0 - T b o market opened narrowly blll>GAMES TONIGHT er In moderate tradlnl on tho Residents are remirded of the New York Stock Exehaltlo fo. faculty basketball game at Meigs dey. HIGIJ School Gym In Middleport this evening. The proceeds from the sale or tickets will go to DolLOCAL TEMPS lars Cor Scholars. The first game The temporature In l'llmftOI'a is at 7, rotlowed by the second downtown business dlltriet It at 8 p.m. Admission is adults 11:30 a.m. - , . was 56 do. $1 and students SO cents, grees, under overcast Jldea. Aaon. YOUTII QUESTIONED CLEVELAND (UPO. - Police - , . ·queatlCIIIed a 15-yesr-<Jld BRADBURY WINS "M" yQUth In ~ectloq wllll lhe otAss 'Jin!!bury ol lllddieport lotq>ted llrebombloti Of an Eaat waa Iaiii oi be- Side lire atatloo here. ~..,._ 11 llorlotla Col.Fir,men nld a .car was damlelo ·~· varil~ !l"t!fetboll . ~ ollibiiJ tn lhe incident . !UV•a - o t n • l • l .for.lhe , Sotwday night. T h e ltrebamb 1...,.. ....... . . '~ t0 llrilted' In , I ' jjlrldiW 'lot 'tKIJo• Coaeh Qo!n•KiiJl,\ ' ' · ' cent !<> lhe atall111 houie. -* Trash ~and debris plaeed at the curl> !rill be picked up this week by Middleport Vlllaae s1reet department workers as a part On the Farm Front Farmer Bargaining Groups May Pressure Big Buyers By BERNARD BRENNER UPI Farm Editor WASHINGTON (UPO- Food processors and other big buyers of !'ann products coold face "unfalr trade practice" charges If they refuse to negotiate with Carmer barph1i~ associations uOOer a new plan being pushed by the American Farm Bureau Federation. Farm Bureau leaders expect several bills incorporatl~ their bargaining plan to bo tntro. duced soon In both the House ani Se~ate. Here•s how tbt plan might work If lhe propoeal bocomoo law: Firs~ Ianners prcductng a apeclfic crop would set IC) a .barptntng ~lsoctatlon-- cw dellsnot8 an ~oUng lli'OIIP-- to represe~ lho'ftl , 1}1 borp lnlng with l>uyeta, pver 9rlces ond other ttl'llll ·of llle. Sacontl; ·lhe borp)nl'lJ: 81'0111 would · sppfjllch a btl,yer who ... ' . normally gets his supplies from the organized farmers. If the b,zyer negotiated with the gr<ql, the terms or the proposed law would be oaUoOed. The Farm Bureau plan polnt.edly does not require any agreement between the two sides, and it doea oot provide 11\Y sort of arbitration II farmers and buyers tall to reach agreement. Could Suo For Damagea Jt, however, a buyer datl)retused to deal ll'ith the borgeinlQI gt'OUJI at all, lhe Iarmer assoelotloo could then ao to a civil CIJIU'I to Ilk lor 1D il)o Junction requtrtow lhe latJer to enter noaollaUono. Further, tho larmara would bo enttlled !<> oue lor ~~ II they C<JUld ohow lhlq aultorect cash looseo. Ao an altortiote line ol do>o fense lor lantiera, lhe - plan woold 1111ow \IMI secretary ol Aarlculture to 1o to coort 011 bohlll of a crowtr nsoctation to request an it\iunction ~,pl. , .. . a baUcy processor. The .... bortlalnill( bill .. ' '. planned as an extenalon ot a ~-· 1 ' 1968 felr farm marketlnr •ct. " · This taw made It lllepl lar ' proceasora and other b1Qru1 discourage memberablp Iarmer asooclatloea by ....~ ' discrlmlnt.tloo aaatut lion membarL The nn posal woold boalcally add lUsal to borp.ln to tho lilt 'I ,\iili1 actloos banned llllllor year'• Jaw. Sane llum loedoro ... boon preaoinl lor Ill( n,t11a leatalaUan .... lclled lhe Farm ~~~:.::! wea1t ~... tt e.ua m ..... 'Iiiii.. llotyera ..... ~ .. but re6aM to -ch ...... . Ilie wUh powora. But a ·~ ... reau odlcla) oald ta1a1 U. ~ plan wauid be ellecdw haan 11 It 11ottld ••iot ,ip. 1111 eadra mont In whlcli . . .. . . . . • tiatklll can oe~." 1 ,. .' �.. i, .• ... ' UOAL NOTICI , AN OI:DINA"CI I:IGULATtNO TMI ~.. ... I'UILIC AND I!'IIVArt !fedll!n tfJ&'. Old h\IIIGihl Jtw.tiot lllaf bO uied If! OODMo\lQa wtfll aew- buJidinJIII ,ftnly when lt\ey uu rour\d aiWIRI AND ;;DRAINI, THI IN- av, e~amltllltlon lhld ttlt "' 1M ,til,_ IT~L.~ATION AND CONNICTION 0, , rlntenrllml, ta mnet 1111 riqulre· · lttJil•DJNO llw'u s AND TMI Dll• rNh" o1 .th,.. onUnuee. tHAI:. . Ofl' WA'flll AND ·WA.1'11 Sc:eU11n •oe. 'Mie bulltllluc Mwer INTO ' THI I'UILIC IEWII: l'fl· llitll be eUi Iron •'toU" ptpe, ~ TIMl .ND' TO PIOVIDIPINALTIIJ ~f!Cr: lllcallun IA7t-GJ or equai; ,. \'Krl· ,1101 VI_OLATIONI TMIIIO, bad cliiJ 11..., · ))lpe, ASTM .. ,peul· a. 1t or4atl!tel. u ' felloW. Q Ill• flcetlon ((;. ~2~J o·r ec.u111 pleaue ..,.... 1:o11nell or the Yiuue of l"tlmeroy er pipe, U. 1'1 . Collll'll.en:la! Stmtd· Oh1v, t..,t.bircli of: all atembton elee: llrd ICS12&8ll Qr equal; CO!Itfttl \oiCI thureW coocurrln(i · lfi1Nr pipe, · AITM Qtelltcet&aa CCAI:TICLI . I ~431 ur '-"'JUih or other Rultable m•· Deflntti-. Lerlal lll»Pnwed bJo the Superintend. ~CUUII lUI . "BUIJdlnl Sewer'' lhlll <·nt: Jolnlll ihall be tJOt and 'water· mi!IO U.. UXC.DIIOD from - thO build- proof, Jolnb for Yitrtllld. ely btU "•11 Urvln to Ule public ttwer Ol' o~d IPilaL pipe llhell be comprt:l· vlber Pl!We ot dleponl. den jol.ak 11 llellned bJ AB'I'II' Spe. l!itictlon IIJII. ••combined hw.,,-- · ciflntlon ( C-d!IJ Poured Jolnll ert ~hell me11n e nwtr reeetriq JMoUlo Jolnll of lhe IIJp Hill tJH IbiD not uau1c:e tuouff ln,1 mumclpal ""•"'"' h IIICt.eptable. If MOt.riOII other llec:tlon 103. "Jndu1Art1J W.-ta.. than clor •• uaecl for 1c:~nltary •hall mean the llqu,d """'"-"• ,,.,, u pipe, the Jolrlta aban meet 1tud· lndut.rlal proee~aea or dii.Uftl:t bo-..1 ard1 . .ual to the lt.nclard.l tor aliJ ~anJiury ttwaae. ' Pi Pl. t-Ctlon lot. '11WllCIPII 'Well!;. ." hdloa flit. 'l'h• ... and t1e1pa ~hill lllCIIt I eorilbluUon 11, the WI of the bulldinl •-•r lheU M Mlb· a.-carrtad -.IJ!I lrom retideftl:ll, iecJt to lbe IPPI'OQI of thll lUpin• butlne• huiWinp, bliUtutloJ\11, ~d lnlendent, bllt In no btnl lhi.U U&o lnelultrt.l elttblilhllllall, &ofttMr dlallltl*t 1M te• thea Ita (I) lacbH. ,.,.lth · \uc.b nound. Nl'f•ee 1nd ttorm The elope af iuch I.Jneh pipe lllall T.lten .,.. m111 be Pl'eMDt. be aot le.a thaa ol'le41Jhth (l\')" lacll 5eL-tion 10.!1. "fltmklpsl Wattea per foot. Worb" IMlJ mean aU heiUUN ru Ject.lall 401, Wheneftr fOIIib~ tbe eollel!tlnl, pumplnl, t~un1 1111d dl• l•lllldlll.l eMU be ltnKQb~ to JtOIIRI Of mulllcl,al WMtu. the bulldiDI It 1n elev.Uon below Section loll. "Penon" 1haU mean lht butment floor. Ho bv.lldlq ...., any lndlorklual, firm, eorDPllll• ....-.. •r lhiiJI be Plld perellfll to or wl.thtl~tlon, aoc:let:r. corpoi"'.Uon, or rroup, 1111 tbru · Q) feet of 111,- blllrina Sii!eUon 107. "ProPtriJ Uredd.ed waD. whlcll ml~ht ' tlMrtb)" 1M ftlk. UrbiRO" 1h11J maan tbe wutn from ened. The depth 1holl· h tufflcltnf the preparation, e~ anf dlJpouo to alford proi~Uon from fftllt. The" l.u: of footl that hove bflln Uredded lllli(dinf ltWtr ~~ be Wd It ualto 11.1eb c:IOfi'H that tU part,lelel will form 11rade an4 In atnllht allp· be t'll'l'led frll'l)' under flow meat in 10 far u POIIttble. Cblllltl I'Gndltloa aollllll)J prenUlbJ: Ia: In 41rtr:llon thlll be made only with J,r .-wera, with no partJele ll'UtiJ' proPtrl1 cunrld. plpa and nwa.. tnan ~ lneb In lnJ' dtmt'Diloll. ' 8eeU011 tot. 1n ell bulldlnfl tn llecUoa 108. "Public Sewer" IliaD wbidl PIJ bullr2lllll dro1ft II too low &Jean I HWtr Jn wb.\dl all 6WJMI'I Of lo permit (raVIt)' ftow to the pUbk centtd br cdu,rttlng pn.ptrtl•a tights, 1111d II cOllb'olllld by 11Ufllor1· IUeb drain 1h1ll be lifttd bJ IPPJ")Y· ly. ' 11 artllic!ttl mtU11 and dLid:tarpcl Sec:tloll lOll. ''81Jl1W7 ......... ,,. tbt bulldinl .ewer. •hill mean domaauc wlftN contrl· S.cUoJ& flO. AD tuaveUou relluted reuoa ot bwaaa OOOIIPDQ'. 1uird lor the la1ADI'ttorl of a bUild· SeeUoa ItO. ''Stnllll')' SaWfr''· lball 11111 Mwtr thtU be OMD lrtaeb work MelD I Mftr wlllcb t~ Dlualcl.· unlt11 otherwlH 1ppraved. IIJ the p•l ,.....tu tG whieb ltorm, nrface &aperill.tendtnt. Pipe lQtllf an4 and II'OUI14 .. ten en DO\: lMno beclllftl\ lblll be performed .Ia. It::· tionall)' 1dmlu.ed. eordtnee with AB'I'II .pedkeUan SectloD. UL. "'ent'' lhtD JDMD a ICll-ltJ uupt tbat ao backfill dllll pipe or aondul\ tor earr:rJill aunl· 1M Ptae.d unW tha WOtlli Jill bhn IOipeoted. CIPII WIIICeo. · leetlon HI. "Ster111 &e-r'' Gl' Stetioa ,II, All ~til Md OOQo "storm Dnbl" m.Jl me111 • ltWG' r.eetlaftl, lhaJI M mad1 pniJht aad "llleh cll'Tie1 11.orm Drl.la ••~t. Jolntl tball coalona to wtllrb carrt• llomr. end IUrfact .... tile Qlte111Cttlon. ..t 1orth lA he· ten and dniDIII!l exchldlnl mWli· tloa 601. dpll . . . . . ~OR 411. Stdlon 113. ••&uperbltendent" •hall '11all C91lMCtlOD of tile ba1ldbal IIUIID the SUPIJtnwadiDt of S.WU. k'lWit Into the publle llilll N made •t tbt "'Y" brmeb. U! IIIICIIk :oJie !U provlde!l b)' ordlrlante. branch .II IYtlllbJe It I IUitloble lo• lectloa 1'14. "VUlaal" lbaU lllld liledoJL U tbl publk: .. 11 t1Nln th~ VIUUI of PeftMtOJ, 011.\o, U:U lllc... Ia dlamellr or ' - IJld AITICLa II DO pt'pfel'lY loe.tteti ••y" brud It U•• of P••llc l111vlretl SecUoa 101. It lblll 'M 11111awful ovallc:~ble, th• ownw shall at hi i ft.PHM Wtall a '"Y,. braach ta &lie for an)' penon to eollllnlet or maiD· J•ubUc •nr at tbe loc:aUon specl· biD tllJ' PJ1YJ', Pl'iYJ' nult. M»W! hnk, e~~~pool, or other' faamt:r Ill· lled ,,. tbt 8Qtl'lateDddl. WMn Madld or tl.Md for the ~ ef \ba pubUc ..,....r .Ia ll'fllter tlwl lwelvo (11) lDcbn 111. dlemater, aDd. MWI't DB 'anJ premtne wfthln \he vmue ol ~meroy, pro"'ded tlllt a no Properf7 located "Y" breDCb 11 pubUc nnltarl' Hll'llr La wltlll11 on• avllLible, Ji at. .& laD~ miJ b1 eut huDdftd <lQD) feat of tbe properiJ' mt.o lila publiC' tower to receive Ule bulldla.l ltWer, with eDtrJ ln tbe bnt ol 11111 prelllJiel, dowllltretm. 41NcUo.D at an bllle Of SeeUoa 103. It lbaU 1M ulllaWfU.I llbo\lt toJ1)'•five (W d&lhl!ll. A lorfar an)' pti"IOn ta dlachll'P Pnltei'J' "•••• or indumtal ..-111411 Into ADJ Q'.flve (•J de"'e.l dt..-.. .~ ell m., atorm eewer, norm 4retrl, or eom· bf- Wled to IDilb ncb WIUieci.loa, lrith U1e IPiaot end cut 10 • 110t to blntd ,.,...... from .1111 ,.....: oloe:FOLend patt tbe lruler aurtece of tbe uted within the Vll~l• or Pomero:r, 1111bbr: .ewc!!r. The Invert fll lha pro\1de4 Uu.t • public Nn1Yt7 HW· llalldlJll nwer tt the poJnt of con· ~r La within one hundred <100> fMt 1-c.cUon llbtll 1M! at tha Nme or at a al the »ropertJ UDIII of aal4 pnmo hlllher IIIVIUQJI t.bu. the lnnrt of Stcdon 203. Tbe ownor ol 1117 the public eewer, A emooth, DUI houn, buildlnl or propert;)' ueed for JoJil& tb1U bt mtde. and the c:oabum1a oeeupiDI:J, emplo1!DUt. ,.. necl1on m.lde HCUftl IBd WltlrtiJh\ I>) enc...mecl ln lilOBCI"ete. Speclal t'n!Dtlon, or other purpo,ua, loeated on •"7 Pt&lbilel withlD tbe VW.,t llttinp may be u.ed for the I:Oli· ntcUon onl1 ..Ua approve4 bJ tbl of f'omtro)', •hall lnltall IUita'bhl Supertatendent. Olll¥ penon. J1cea. nnital)' lactUUa theN!n dd ahiD t-d ,,. \be vwa,e tbaJJ 111111• ooaCQn1\8fl IUCh factllUII dlrte~ With o pult lc tcr~ltCH"y .. _..,, In tM m111n• fleclloM Into a pubUe aewer , leeUon fl3, Tbt appllun~ lor ... nar prucrlbed el...wbere ID Ulil or· dln.nee, prorided ~11 1 ,.bue ao- hnlldin1 nwlt peJ'DUt aball notify llar)' NWer 11 wlthlill one hundred ~e "'perlalelldent •beD Qae buM• UQO)~t of tbe lnJPIIriJ 11M.. of Ina aewer 11 read)' for lDipedlon . ....~ .MniftkiP JIIW!t I,.....' ~on 104; At '.aeb thne U !()Iab- The COlii)!ICIIQJ::I • L be madt ·under 1 Iat 11n!tary ~WCI' beeollfet Ollll.lb1e th 1um-r.wir : ~ ltDII6tiDtiiG\t· to anJ PremiMI aei'VIII! b)' • prtnte ~nt or hl.a repreHntaUva. Mwe.1e diiJIOAI 171tem, 11 prvvlahd Sect.kl• oll4. AU exef.ntlolll for lu BecUon JOI, • dirac\ oouteUon. bulldlnl H-r lnlltiU.Uon 1b1U be aholl •• mode to aald pub lie 111nltory eiltqUiteiJ' IUU'ded with ba.rrka4n •ewer, In tile mtnlll!lr PtOaerl'*l and U1ht1 .o u kl protect the pub. d•ewhere .In thll ordlll.llftce, •nd ·~ llc tram huud. strHta, 11de..ua, IIIJIUc tau. ~HIPOOI or dml1u Prf• patkWI)'I and o~er public property v•te tewap dbPQsel fJeiUtJ' ai:II!D dU.turtled lll the oount of the work he abndone4 IDd f11lod With OUI.tabla 1"-ll be r01tored lll a manner ,.,. mllel'lal. w.doi'J to the VJUI&e. Sec:Uen a . No pnn1a10.D of thtl ARTICLI V Pown 1nd AlttlterJty ef t,.....n rrtlcle eblll IHI coMtrued to IDler· Sectkln 101. Tbe Supertntendent, fere with 1111 additional ~· mell\1 lhtt may De lmtloled bJ the a'hall make lDd alorw n11n d4 Coumy HNWI Comtli'"~OII •• reaulaUOIUI, obJect to epprovll ol AlnCLI Ill eoWlcll, ntabl.ldtbal tlaa tJPM IDCl UM of llulllla l•ltarr ltwrt chtrteteriMICI of .llnit.Q')' IOWife and lnclu.ltnal wuieli end otMr mt~ Section JUl. 1\u ~~ereou •DIU 411· (bule, Of CIUM to be dllcbu'tedo ter, not 1pedftcaDy lilovar.d lD tb1l urdlMDee, whleb lhaU Pot be dta•lllo .a pubJlc u.A1uu-1 •ewer, ODY etorm ~IJ.el', MU'f~ WIMr, IIW.IId chll'led Into the aanltai'J nwen10 waler, ,....,, Bau..,u, w~:.urtt~:e dnlnottem l!ld tbe two• IIIUI cbuadel'aDd tadu. •••· cooiJni wner ol' v.apauuted ta- ietlc. of aenltar)' ('llttrlel pnH:- wo~tea·. utel wa.t.. admllllble to tbe tlnl· ~t-um JOa. No 1*l110J.U lhlll 411tar:r Hlf'l!lra1e t)'llem oDIY after PAl· tU:Itlllent. 11 \o..e "' u. - d.llchar1ed, '1.,\V ..... .~~.... ..." II )ouo.Ji" NIIIIUII"Y M'lt'Wo ID:J' of Such rul• and. naulaUone eb.IU aht follow;u 1 -.. ....w 1uW11111: epPOIDt three npuhble and flua!i• fled JIUIIOIUl to lD\'t!IIUflte the IPPflll m GMDbn,, lMIDM~~e, Uptaa, hal tnd QRtO to affirm or njied. U. vll ur otlulr ftemw•DI'" or eQWI.he "Ullnt of Ull SUPtl'llltendent Uqutd. lOUd or ••· 1111. Tile ~r!.Dteaclent :,.:·~:.~t hill aiX been Pr~t· )ndSectio.11 other dub' euUlorl..tl elbpiUJ... 13) Alllet'J_ elnavn. mv.ct, ot Ule VUiqt tbaU bt permlltt4 lo enter upon all propertle1 tor the .uaw. abam~ll. metal, t1lle. ...,., r..athen, w. pJutlu. wood. pauneh f'UJ110M11 of IUPeetioD, obltnda, manun, or a117 otber dd or m. mellllhmente. umpUnt, aDd teetlila, la ~ 1l'ldl tbt pmn. COUI lllblti~CI liliNIIIe Of CeUIIDI obttrvcuon w tbe now an ,...... or lloJII. Of tbll OrdiiUlDCeo AIITICLI VI othenriA mterfertna wltll the pro- a.,. ....,er tb• . 'I ,..bo hCtv:.\1::'1 THESE uFRENCH MAIDENS11 - seventh graders in Ra· cine served light refreshments to guests at the Ball. They are Valerie Johnson. left, and Trina Ferren. '' Gay Paris Cafe Setting of Ball DANCERS PROMENADED . as JIBrl of the grand march which followed the crowning or the king anll queen. The march was slmllar to the rouUne or many years baclr.. • » PICTURES AND STORY BY BOB HOEFUCH Southern High School at Racine has no junior - senior prom. AIXI so the Beaux Arts BaH was born. .sponsored by the high school French Club, the annual event Was staged Saturday night jn the high school auditorium which was transformed into the ••Moulin Rouge care" for the ••..-er .,...r s...,. evening. Paintings of French personalities - by Harold Burke an! Ron Cozart- highlighted the decorations. The stage was transformed into a night scene with silver stars and a ruu orange moon used on a blue background. Students- joined by the public torthee\"ent - wen~ seated at small caOOielighted tables around lhe dance .floor. Dress was formal alll music - although "mod'' - was slow and easy. Ann McClintock and Har~d Burke were crowned queen and king, and to prove that youths really haven't changed much, a grand march - similar to the routine of some 40 years ago - was held. There was one diCference Saturday night. Background music for the march was a pop tune in a 1969 beat. .. ..... 110 Measures to Come ' Up BefvrJ.t C~mitt~ TERRI FERRELL, CHAIRMAN, outlines plans tor presenting the royalty just before the group moved into the auditorium decorated In a French care theme. Ohio's New ~L-...Rrv~E-.RN•Eiiiiwsl..dJ GAUGES - :f ertilizer taw Ready : COLUMBUS - (lt>ecW) ~rd2r provisions of the statute ~nacted by the 107th General As•embl!r·, new fertilizer rules will De in effect in Ohio on July 1. : Linder this law, a license to ,ilanufacture or distribute fertiOzer is required for each location at which fertilir.er Is rnanu~ctured. Each mobile unit used lo mix or blend will also be li- Gallipolis, 12.1 COLUMBUS (UPO :_ . The 108tb General Assembly opened its 12th work week today with a schedule of committee hearIngs calling for testimony on 110 measures. Heading the list was Gov. James A. Rhodes' $5.8 billion biennial appropriations request which was being considered by the House Finance Committee. Chairman Ralph E. Fisher, Wooster, hoped to complete rorm;Bl testimony early in the week when state Schools &Jpt. Martin W. Essex was to continue hearings on the state education budget request. When formal test:Jmony concludes this week, the committee will Iron out any roollh spots it has found in hearings atJ:I 16.9 rwtning 18 feet or rollers; Pt. Pleasant, 24.35; Pomeroy-Mason, 20.85; Hinton, 2. 80 falling; Kanawha J.~aUs, 7.37 rising; CharJeston, 19.39 iaUing, Loooon aOO Marmet, runni~ 2.25 feet of rollers and Winfield, running 3 feet of rollers. since January. BOAT MOVEMENTS: By mid-April, the bill Is exGALLIPOLIS LOCKS - On· pected to be up for a CUll f1oor ward down 3:35 p.m.; Jeftbmt vote in the HOWle, and eventdown 7:15 p.nL; L. Flore up ually sent to the Senate for - Amend the code to Provide on Dies in Auto · floor. TV . . . in Review B~~ RICK DU BROW "The statement of the 11how is more Cmt-offfrom Drinking Bout , ' ' ...... 2:50a.m.; Bruce Brent date. ~rill Tom Wilson said bOuse east or ~reve. Questel said someortbeyouths up 3:30 a.m.; J, S. Lewis lb\>n the car had a rusted muffler and stayed at the homeovernlg!JtFrl5:0h.m. holes In tile floor board. Click ThCUJe whu take in TU· · mur~ have space to re11t umtairs. I 'C) , ..'*''· Gov. Wallace Youth Dies in at the Institution, knows the dept hs oI his artistry. His ~ecent success at the London Palladium Indicates ·his general aDPeal. Bill Ca r rulhera, wh0 'W lu produce arxl dlref:t the Cash series, says the chemistry or the show ."is thl11: about 85 per ~ cent murnc, a, .. somo comedy ' too." He add&: , ---day nl.itrt ,'to Jleep off the el- ' · . . I I or al .!...a...i ec _s "':"- they had been . drhlldng." The bOy's body ...was~ discdvettd ·'-·tiO 30 s. · , ur~., '111e· 4Uo1IV" cormer :'beUtWed a.m. ht ..- died &bOOt th ,. ~· rce -h our · ·• ;\i.4ht • •W&f• Independents 12:10 a.m.; Tom G. up 5:35a.m.; cort11lderation. Miss Lucky down 6:40a.m. Four bflls were up tor a vote KANAWHA RIVER-Marmet, when the legislature convened Solva,y down 6:35a.m.; Winfield, at 8 p.m. lodl7. H. E. Bowles up 5 p.m.; Alan R. Two bills were to be considMerrill down 8:50 p.m.; Jeffer- ered ln each house, son down 12:05 p.m.; George T. Representatives were to vote ~nsed. Price up 1:15 a.m.; Jenny A. oo bills which woold: ·: In explaining the new law, Mr. Green up 2:55 a.m.; Elgerclirc -Repeal sections of the Ohio lJarold Porter, Chief of the Plant up 5:10 a.m.; 0. F. Shearer code regarding safekeeping cl ~uslry Division, Ohio Depart- down 5:20 a.m. grain by grlat millers. ~ent of Agriculture, rMQd, u An,y OHIO JUVER - Lock 1:1, Steel - Amend the code relative to linn which distributes rertllizer Pioneer down 4:40 a.m.; Lock regulation of meetings and reiiearing its firm name, whether J 4, Harvey Jordan up 2:20p.m.; ports of agricultural societies j,r nrn it is actually blended or Foremost UD 5:10 p.m.; Cindy by the state agriculture direct·Jnanufactured by them, must al- K. up 6:05 p.m.; ORCO up 8:30 or. :;o ha \'e a license. The cost of a.m.; Duncan Bruce up 9:05 p, The Senate was to vote on :Jhe li cense is $5. A higher fee m.; Steel Express up 11 p.m.; · measura which would: :i:S required for speciality fer .. Rosemary lCJ 11:45 .P.m.; Jacob - Enaet a statute oblainlng ·tilizers which he described as G, lll 2:30 a.m.; Lock 15, John fenilizer designated, labeled and: J. Rowe down 6:45 a.m.; Lock insurance protection tor superdi stributed for use other than 16, St. Marys up 2:05a.m.; Lock the production of commercial 17, Philip Sporn up 1 a.m.; WUcr(tls." Iiam fl. Zimmer down 2:45 a, Dealers in fertilizers are not rn.; Vulcan up 4:15 a.m.; Ned required to have a special II· Merrick down 5:20 a.m.; Bell('ense, according to Mr. Porter, ville Locks, Jane T. up 11:15 p. "If they sell only produets oru. m.; Harry Dyer up 2:45 a.m.; NEW LF..XINGTON, Ohio (UP!) cc nscd manufacturers or regis- Polly R. down 5:30 a.m.; Lock - A teenage oouple planning to tered products." 22, Elisha Woods up 5:50 a.m.; be married in June was found Fertilizer sold or packaged in Lock 23, Pew Downey up 6:25 dead early ~day in a parked WOOSI'ER (UP()- James Me. Ohio must be-labeled a~ include a. m.; Racine· l:.ocks, National car on a rural road in north- Culloogh, 18, a high school senon the label the net weight, brand down 7:05 p.m.; WilHam H. Sha- east Perry County. lor. apparently died or natural and product name, name and ad- ver, Jr., down 11 :25 p.m.; OuaThe sheriff's office said Ron- causes following an al~ night dres s or the licensee or regis- chita down 12:30 a.m.; OVEC nie Lee Challant, 19, a plumb- drinking ]l8rly at an abandoned trant, the grade and guaranteed down 2:45 a.m.; John Pushak ing firm employe at zanesville, rarm home, iocal authorities bearmiysi s or the product so pack- down 4:45 a.m.j Greenup Locks, and Miss Utelsa Ann TJ1811e, 16, lieve. aged. WJU'IIO County Coroner Dr. J, Southt•rn down 9:35p.m,; Ravensa Somerset, apparently died ot car(::opies ·or the new fertilizer wood up 11 p, m. j Celeste down boo monoxide poisoning, A reo!. T. QJestel llBld McCullough, who law arc available from the Ohio 5:05 a.m.j MeldahJ Locks, Val· dent Marby noticed the auto wltll attended Trlwa,y lilllh Sehool Department or Agriculture, Plant voline down 7:20p.m.j f'ortDear- Its "headllgl!ls on and motor nlll· here, was among a groupol about Industry Division, lteynoJdsbtlrg, born "i ll:.fO p.m.; RaymoiXI nlng and found the bodleslnolde. 20 hlg!J ochool companions who 'Ohio 43068. The teenager!! had been on a staged a udrinklng Plrt.Y" at the Thorpe up 12:40 a. m.; Steve Teenage Couple JILL CODNER AND MELVIN LAWRENCE watch acUvl· tics from the vantage point of their table next to the dance HOLLYWOOD (UP0-J can that country and western music than 110 mea- pretty well live without mo_st has had more impact oo other sures introduced so far in the country and folk music. 11le music than ever before- rock, . legislature. rise of the barefoot boys to big~-- and the move back to rhythm cfty music prominence gives me '--, and blues. A lot o( blg artists as much pause as the first time \ are doing country music. Much 1 saw hillbillies waUtingshoeles.s -of this is due to Glen down LaSalle street in Chicago. Campbell's inRuence.n It was then that [ began to The instant success of CBShave a new appreciation of TV's new, weekly Campbell ~ "nlte prooI oI hi 8 f .r ed er Ick lh e Grea4 auu to feel ser Ies Is deu vague doubts aboot the llberal statement, and also of what profeSsOrS who had worked me ABc-TV is hoping for on Its own O"Yer in college. network. CHARLESTON, W. Va. - The But I'm willing to listen to . Ca11h's show, ln short. wUI be American IOOepenclcnt Party Jn reason. And I'm very much coosiderably different fr<lll the West Virglnfa has been dissolv~ wUling to listen to Jdumy Cash, traditional . Grand Ole Opry, ed am a new political organiza- the best countr~-fol.k singer on according to Carruthers, ~ 11 The Grand tiOn has been formed initsplace. the planet, whose personal Ole ()pry," he A majoricy or AlP me~bers eJII)lorations into loneliness aoo said, uis what I call hard voted Saturday to rcnOWlce as- the human con:lition are gen.~i- courtry. You don't see the Glen sociation with former Alabama nely s~histicated, rough-dia- CampbeUs and tho Johnny Gov. George Wallace and change monel tri UJJ1j) hs. Cashes on th e Gra..,. ~ Ole I'M vyry. the name or the grl)l.l) to the Later this spring, the national They've moved over to the West Virginia Association or AJn.. television audience wlli be able general, pop shows." crican Independent Voters. to watch Cash do his stuff Carruthers SI)'S the cash AlP State Chairman - elect weekly ln an hour ABC--TV series will ort,bate lOOper cent Fred DeHart of Sl Albans, aOO series that is scheduled to last in Nashville, addif18: · eight other persons, walked out into September. It will originate 11 The network and ~sb both of the meeting. in Nashville, aOO, to my wanted it that way. Johnny Reorgarilzalion or the party recollection, it is the first major wasn't looking fOI' a series when within the state Is being planned netwotk serles to ofi'er the new ABC came to me and &liked me by DeHart. The newly-orgairlzed country music soun:l from that to Put It together. Hls home and political organization elected city on a regular weekly basis. lamlly are there, and he reeta Glen Roberts of South CterlesABc-TV has a very sound reaponsible to Nashville. He nil ti ton as its chairman. reason •-aw.· e s ng cash's record . s there. · In adcllUon, we talents on a regular schedule. wanted to set a real feel- not HI s albums alone have sold too slick." more than 10 million c~ies in carruthers' relaUoruJhlp with the last 11 years. And. anyone Cash stemmed from the air... w. ho has heard his "Folsom ger's 110 rrormancea on ,_D,.. 1\UV" Prison" album, which was done TV's ~~~ration: EltertaJn.. ._, be lore an auc11 ence o1 t· mnates ment" ser1es. The »•~. ..-.car 1.-t mony - ....-..... ,. visors of student teachers. for permanent fishing licenses for all Ohios 65 and over, and increase the price of a permanent license to $4. Following the session, the Senate Judltiary Committee was to take testimony on a half dozen bills. The Seaate Judiciary hearing will open a committee study schedule which includes testi- ....,. ••ntteey ..,...... per optl'IUOU of ttM aualdpal ..... "'• worb. 0 /&>wt:f'~.~~~;.::. ~~~~~~ ,uhUc aWtuae. · Setllon 303. Tbe lldnllllloa of an:r lndutrllll wllale ooa.tllnlq IIQ' _.. .utuent r:rttlul to t.be muldelpal eolleetloa JJI6 trublae.llt af ...._ ohlll Joe 1Ublec1 to tbe reYiew tnd. ·IPPIOYll af the SQel'llliiiHin.t or ....,.. ~Ill!- When In U!e opinion of 11ld SUperln&Pdent, preUDdDarJ natmetrt or cltl'llnll of al&dl. wute II IIOftl· 111r,., aultoltla focllltlu •holl 0. con• .tructud at no coet to tba vm.,e : ' : =~PM'iDW:::.' IOeUoa 1M. APPfO"• &toni wKer •Dd oth· :ba:;!:"t'o~%01 ::-!:.:h:!l :_ d~•; combined 1twtr1 or Jtorm or to a natunl ov.Uot lfti'O\'• the Superlntend.nt. Jndut• tliPtlted u Hfttl. eel br trial eool!DI ••• or aapolbd.td ,... cet1 wawr mQ ba dlaehal'l*l upon •pprov•I or u.. &upaflntt;a~ te • norm u-r or aatv.rll out)tt, AITICLI IV luikltn• ll•erw •"" CIIIUIICtiiiM llllfl~ee!: !:!;,!':, :'!".:O:.:;e:=: ttoDII wltlt or OJIWq 1ato, '*• II· wr, or dllturb IBJ public Mwer or •PPurt.JIIJie41 theNO! wtlbout bnl obhlnilll • written permtt frvm the = •"*.:••;o:=:: luterlDtMdlll~ sec:tkln tO&. 'lbere •hllll 0:" ~:"':.. 1 Mhtee. aDd(!) fol: be,_ 111 to wllbUabment• prottucln• tndu•trtal ••· • - In eltMr eua. 1he otrDtt or bla :.pDt 1belt malut applketlon on a .-c1e~ fOl'IJI fui'OIIbtf ..., u.o vu. 1,,.., n.e ,......1, awoe.tton •hllll ,. 111ppltmerl\ed ' ' •nJ PIIJII, tPOdft<:l· tlo111, or othll'r Jaform.UOn IOIIIIdered puUn~at Ia J..t~m~•t o1 the !;uperlatecd'"'· A Ptrmlt and IMIIet· tloD lea ol ftve (11,110) dGllan 'for 1 reald•ntlll or eoJDmen:lll bull41nl country-western music 1hould · 1 be Imected nto tbe show, and u. he and C&sh hit it ott Other 11 than 0peraUOn: Ertertalnment" agel the . UIH!OI'Iil- cash IIWOr permit ~ ,an-n Cll.IMJ uCJlllnl fur an inii\lltrtal bUIIdblJ N• show, carruthers has had .no wer ,.-adl lllll lilt! paid to the vuspeclal lackground In country 114e,.•t _u.. ,au applleattoa ~ muSic..ru:!:e~,n ·. u O..tl end ..,..... · '~The . firJt time 1 was n&l• .. : lnet~en\ to 'the IJ&ItellaUon aftd eot~· . y _ , . . . . . . ............. ... e~ed t9 It Wlil tn •~~& HJ'VIce t. ,born• J•t ttw e..... _ durl IW· ••~W " • '· 'Ilea•· - . A' H.-nte ,1114 _. ,. .. nva-n ar," he lkl.,......t ._lllllril iii'Rf abaU b~ said. '• •c'I1at'a ,·where JohDn.y _,,..,... ,., ..,. . ~f ·~ -nu I nod I t - u.o.-.. 1 • . ~her. oM .blllifllnl ·ltl...l ·at Uie . r._....,- ear rn:r . . ways lUI' o1 IIDOtbeJ Oil a ...,_. w . l...t he ·· ..:...11 .. . ~·- ·•• ·'rt"'1e ......, . . li..uMia ~~.llflt ~.. . . • ~vw r _ , or eu ~ eo~ to 11111 1' nu learned. fa pllly tho 1!111111' untll . """.,.. ,.,..,, ·' " ~'"' - · he wit · · 21-' · or 2".., ln the .AI r , Ia;r""rt,..Mwu Jlli'd, troan or di1YJWQ; ·~ Pv~.._~~-.·, liliiW- l'enfiHM Sectloa 101. lt:/lJ peno.11 fcWid. ~ t.>e YlolaWI.( eDJ" provii:IOD of ftl1l OJ'CU111.11e. &baD 1M llll'Yt4 by lbll VOI11~ wtth written noUce ltatjlill tbc Datun of tha YloltUoa 184 pre\"ldlnl 1 reuo!ltble time lblll.t lor tbe uUafaCtoi'J' oorrevt1ori thereof. 1lll otlenW •baD, wtt.llln Ute perIod of ua. natld la audl n.uet, P6ti'DIIIll!lDtlJ' CUM tU 'Y1olaUOIIt. m a.ctlon ADJ pueon no abiJ.l eonUnut 1DJ vloiiiUon be)"OIId the t!Ju llllllt JC'Ofldttl lor ta s.etloa e~n ahiU bt pUtr o1 a mlldeiMIII· or, and upoa coaYieUoa tbeNof. 1hllll bl flnd lD ~n amount bot U.· eeedhll two hu.lldnd fiiiO-OOl . doll!N! lor eecb YkllattoD. Elctl dtY In wiUcb 1111 ftlCh vtolatloD lhlll GGDtnlue ab1ll M deemed a MPtnM ClffoM. ' 8aetkln ecta. APJ' penon l'iolltlq lll1 ttl ua. ,.,m.iona of tllll ·or& aanee ah..U Neome Hable 10 Uti Vllla1e for ~ npeue, ao., or d•mlte Geclllaned tile VUIIP b,fti&IOD of 8UCh 'ftolllUOD. AITICLI VII Valltltty aiHI , . , . Seetlon 701. All Ol'dln~. or pu1a ol ordllldeal. Ia ~ 'wttll the proVItlon of thll ol'diDIDel. tlllll ba, ud th1 ...... lael'eb:r en, ,.. Heled . Steuon 'fOJ. 'l'bll ordiiWlce IIYJJ hte efftd -end bl Ja force froiD aod aiW the tarli'lltl dll* lllond bJ law-. .~ - LHLII P.MULTJ Pretldtftt ef c.•cll CMARLII W. LIIJAI .............. AHIIh .IANI WALTON TilE DAJLY.SF.NTINI!L 3F;s~~ Wi;~·s;~~;dlmc·An~~ ., . tralnl,_ II l))JIOOI'I cerialh IIIII ...,.. I1IHUII 11..... lolland II)' FRED DOWN Jollnaon's heavy alutlllbw hao by Pali m.tr'• "-IIW UPI Sparlo Writer Do"'" JohniOD lo loold,_ woo him a berth oo tho PhWiea' olllllt, oJUied tho Bolllalan lnlleld at either tint or lhlrd ~· to ...... tina ...... Ill forWard -rl1 to tiJo 1989 elfort. but not good el101J1b. booe. Maapr Bd> Skllnr tho boatball ....... - - ha .... hlntJJr and tho I lllOI'ked the sixth time aplll lltllllla to be tho aluaer qys be Is undodclod ovor which Bra"' t-2. Davellellall1, Go• Clllllon McKinl11 hacl loll Ill poallloD Jdln100 llhoukl »111 but Bnhendar 01111 F.4dlo Wall held or!N5. tho Class AA IIDalo In Its 17th thai be wanto bll bot In tho tho Braftl to live ldt& Tho 311-1. . old •tho or san state tournament JlllllOII'IDCI. Gar)' Hobnaft'l hamer1 I tlfo.o Dteso. Caltt. led tho Nallooal u....,. Claaa A Clhampibn Arcanum rm olouWt by Dol Ullalr and a The Moot, 2-tndl, 2IIJ.ilouD. ....... In . . . . and ""'' domlnatecl tho bollollng by bolted In wltll Clndlntl that der, who had a broken booa two.nJo •hWII by Frar'· _ , placing Dave Gr17, Sieve Chrlll IMIOJ\ and liWil' tiiPtrll reJIIOYecl from his right hand ard •rkacl a 11...,., o111J11>. and Jim 1'rGuiWine 1111 tho aiialter tho Phllllea acfiiiNI him lllllna: 1'1111 WhldJ llftacl tho ~t he would become tho IGurney oquad. lelgue's IJright new 1tar. Now, from tho Adaata Wasld,.WO Senlloro to a IN Aloo named were Ken Hellly •"Mu.., ul lhtt lln)'e In our tl1ree dlll)))lOiJIIIIW ...... Jail Braves, drove In four 1'11111 wUII will over tho H - A11ro1. II Mid "" ou,ht to IN! in or Fort Recovel')', Paul Daile ......... later, JolmJon II lr)'bw I • 1. .1on. f"o~~n I Join '"""" two homtrl and • -~· c1 Bridgeport and Paul Kaut or cCOllelack with tho Pblledelphla SunclaJ to leld tho PhWiea to a Portamooth CJa.y. 5-2 victory ovor tbe Loa Aq)oles P!JWIOL Arcanum, which was not AI thlo olqe or JJIIri,_ DclolprL He haa ·hit loor rried in the Top Ten, overbomera and drhan ln 10 runs in whelmed Bridgeport, the state's the PhlWea' last ftve pmea. olxtb-f'snl<ecl power, 84..1\1, as JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (IJPI) JlmJ.criNJrg,2~ T - e and Chrlat cooibtnecl boro c1 Bootoo'a 1987 American -llaJ Floyd - · tile valuo ol lor 48 points while Grl\Y dum· J:asuo JIOONal triumph, left maldllll thoae ohorl )111111: ho lnaled the backboards. Sunday'a 7~ loas to tho New aot $4,300 a loot lor tile 11111York lleta wltll a IOI't rlibl he lalochacl ln. B,y claiming Its llOOOilll By United Proal IDiemA Pf811........Ckacl little shoulder aDd the serlousnes1 ot Eut looter on tho tlrat holt cl a stratalll UUe, Columbul Eaal tho aliment h . unknown. Ken W, L, Pc:t. GB became only tile lblr<t ClaiS AA luddolHioatll »lll'<d Sunday Boswell aiXI llol>by HelH drove team olnce 1924 fa pull orr that ·~-· •• 57 25 .695 woo tho dl1!orenco tho In two nDll each for the Meta, Pblladelpbla •• 56 26 ,679 2 leal. who rotsed their sprlqr record Now York .... 54 28 ,659 3 II)' Unltecl Pro11 Jnternallooal 1o'"'Middletown turned tile Irick Boatm •••••• 47 :14 ,580 9\2 There Ia a loellng out In Loo <lo¥lord Perry ol tile san Ctnclnnell . , , , 40 41 .494 11¥.J AITgeleo IIIII tho N.., York Cll three dlff'erent «caaton•. Fl'allCIIOO Glanll and Jim Noah while Cleveland East TeCh dum· Detroit . • • • . • 32 50 .390 25 Knlcko wiU be nlllrllhW to play ol tho Oakland Athletics •dJ lnaled the ~Gurney In 1938 and lllhnukee .... 27 55 ,329 SO the Labn In tho Nallooal bu'nod In a strong pllchlllll We at 1939. BaokotboD AoiOclatton playol! performance. Perry allowed one W. L, Pc:t. Gil dlle round. run and &evel) hits In anen D111on Silvera Ia tho Gill.!: x-Los Anplos 55 27 ,671 IIIIIIJWS as tho Giants dNibod Loo ~·· ruined New team In tournament hlaWQ' - Atlanta • • .•• 48 :14 .585 7 York's chance (or I Meoad tho CaiUornla A,.ela and Nosh either ClsSI AA or A - fa will Son. Fran. - ~ •• 41 41 .500 14 Saturday place llnloh In tho Eaol Sunday yielded one run aiXI three hila tl1ree strlillht Silvera went ell • san Dto1110 •.• , 37 44 .450 17\2 night b)' bead• tile Knlcka 1211in the innings aa the AthleUes T-leWlna the Wl1 In 1928, 1929 andl930. Chleaao ..•.. 33 t9.ios 22 NEW YORK (IJP0- TOQia 111, a11url._ tiJo Labra cl tho lqlped tbe Clevelllnd Indiana 7· Eall IUgtJ Sehool held a vic- Seattle •••• , • 30 52 .336 25 delatecl Boatoo caneao ~~&-?a to home court a<hanlap llhoukl 4. WI}' usembi,y loda.Y, where PIJOenlx • , .•• 16 66 .196 39 win tile Notllnl Invitation the two teams meet in On other Ironto: Bd> J!OOorl. they received a lr<JpiJ¥ from x.cJindJed divtlloa tltleo. Tournameat. cbamplonahlp play, aon'a tbree-run homer led the UPI Ill recognition c1 a lblr<t !lmdoy's Raoulto Tho Lakers ciiiJillotecl tile PlltallurgiJ Pirates to 1 5-4 stralg!JI rel!)llar , ....., cham· Loa .lnpleo 128 New York 111 oeaaon with a 55-27 reconl and triumph over tho MIDntaota Ford Wins ptmshlp. Booton 126 Baltlmon 98 New York ftnlohecl al M-28. SEBIUNG, Fla. (IJPD-A Twlna deaplte a homer by Ted On !llnday they wore honored Detroit 158 Cble11110 114 New York, cOilllloU,. Ita Uhlaender aiXI two hils by Ford f'T40 wlduelecl a Ferrari with a downtown parade here. llllwaukoe 128 118 regular 111110n in third plate roolde Chuck Malllel • • . D.,e to win tho 12-hour Sebring (Only pmeo seh<Mlllod) bohliXI Philadelphia, DOW mHII endurance auto nee. Monday's Gamel Eaatarn tiUiat Baltimore Ill tho san Dt01110 va. nootm 11 P!JII. divllloo aemi·IIMIL Tho 711oro Sets Record adelplda plaJ !ourih place Bootoo. It will MINSK, U.S.S.R. (IJPOCincinnati a1 Phlladelplda be tho Laker& aiXI San Nlkolal Panld• or RIWia oat a (Only gameo a<hoWiocO Franci1co in cme Western 2 0 - r world breall otr'*" DIYisloo aemt!IMI and Allanla record by """'rlllll the dlatance VL Sah Diego In tho other hall In 2:25.5. ol tho brackoL Loa An&eles rode Keith Willi Handlcop Erickson's slr<IJlll third quarter ARCADIA, Call!. (IJPDou1put or 14 point& to n:covor Frencl>brod Tanob won tho !rom l 63.s9 hallllmo deOciL II $57,700 Saa Lull llo7 llallllcop wat ever~nt Jerry West at Suta Anita b)' a half.leJllllll lead!• the Laker attack, II)' United Proal lnterlllllonal glvlJW ADael COrdero, Jr., his however, with his 34 pot,.., Eaat lourth wllnr or tho • • Y/, L, 1'<:1. Gil Eaoh or tbe five start!• Knick• • ocored In double ftsurea. W IIIIa Didlana •.... 42 32 .568 N II)" No.i ' K-cky •..• 39 32 .549 1\2 Heed led tile cloil with 26 HALLANDALE, Fla. (IJPOlllamt ...... 39 :14 .534 2'h polnta. Court ~t~oet Nodooble to In other Sunday galf..J1 1 Mlmeaola •.•• 34 39 .4.15 7'h win the $126,,00 Gullstnam Boston doleatecl Baltimore 126New York .••• 17 57 .230 25 llandicop by a oooe. 98, Detroit ..,.heel Cltlcqo 15&Well 114, San DleJO heal Atlanta 1211W, L, Pc:t. GB &nll,y 121 and Mllwoukeo atqJped x.oaldand • • • 54 17 •761 F1oyd Vlctorlooo Phoenix 1211-118. Denver • , ... 42 31 ,575 13 JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (IJPI) Baltimore, qaln reltlng some New Orleano •• 41 32 .562 It 1111 F1oyd W<OI the Greater Dallaa •... , • 37 36 .514 17\2 ot ill starters. bowed before JackllOIIvllle Open aoJ! tournoy Boston vetenn Salley RoweD's Loa Anples •• 32 39 .451 22\1 In a , - . , Jllayoll with 22-iJolet performance and a 20Houotoo ••••• 21 50 .296 33 Ganlnor Dlcklnaon. polnt el!orl by Sam J..,.L Jack x.CUnched Tille. Marin was the Bullets' big aun .ib1daJ'o Raoulta Takoo Tournoy with 19 points. Florlclo 123 New York 109 PORT CIWILOTIE, Fla. Dotrott oet an aii-Umo club Frank Quayle IDdllDI 132 Mlmeaola 113 (IJPI)- Kattcy Whitworth'I 218 ocorq record wltll Ita 158 (Only pma1 ach<Mllltd) won the ClarlOU. WGDen's potnll qalnat tho Bulls and lll>ndl1'1 Gamel lnvltallooal 111011 tourno)' by 1 tbe AUaatlc Coaot Confer· reeorded an all-time halftime Denver II Houllloft eoee'a Player of the Year. mark or 83 polllto. Happy (OnJ.y pme och<Mlllod) And then, a week belore Hairston's 28 JM1lllla aiXI Walt Bq Loaetl the dralt, the pro scouls be· l!ollam.f' I 25 helped the PlslonO gan to say things. COIIIIACK, N. Y, (IJPO- Tho wttll anothar club atandard- 67 New York Noto Ill an Dallas, says Quayle, Is field pals In a 111111• pmo. lOW A TO COMPETE AmorlcaD Baa~ Auocla· famous for s o m e of the DETROIT (IJP0 Iowa Bd> - e r held "' Ollcaao's HUMORIST Joe Pepllooe or don record cl 57 loom In a things il says. The Cowboys Yaabn ~- !Uao.. 1M Unlveralcy will ....,.... II&IJIIllll colora with Z3polnt& said: "If we don't gel you ............. Nlllltle at Fori and oaraecl tho rllht to Rick Adelman seared all hla oont the Bli Tan Ill tbe llotllnl In the first round, we will Lauderdale, Fla. Ropeftdly, dnft Lew Alclndor after looq canectate Alhlellc Alooclalloa Z2 polnlo In tho . . - hall In .. foald H. delinltely get you In the secto Miami 123-109. cbamplooahlpo Ill Seattle Aprll · rallyt• San Dttao to victory In ond." w but t h • unl-•111 or a preview ot Ita Pla1otr "ri" Washington s a i d: uwe lllchlsan came &WI,)' with tho with Atlanta. F - or don't have a first-round clek, Adolman's potnta were •lied In but we hope you're aval able coolerence -~~~·· ddt. in the second." The Wolminoo lolalod IIUO tho third perlecl enrtJUio to 1 HAVEN'T STARTED Los An~eles said: "We've l'lllnll lncludi• tho truqlollnt - · record or 4S polDta !Gr got you m our first three event which Ia not roc<JIIIllacl&l a olJlllle quarter. EIYID 1111t1 DINNER YET? rounds." alld Pat RUey oharecl san ...... RELAX! Green Bay said: "Lots of • champ-hlp · - under llle&O'o searq hlill with 25 NCAA ruloa. thuo W1lll the people out down your all:e, polnto Mch. Zalmo BaaiJ was rlchl to _.to ID Saattlo. but you're as big as Jim lqJ man lor tho llawb wltll 24 Taylor was when he got out Put tho klda In tho car o..t drlvolo Sonoy's and lot point& of ooUege. We hope we get hl11 fix dlonor tonight. Ho looa tho coooploto .,_ of llllwauklo, which hoi tllo a shot at you." Quayle llads Mm..U laeed •lnfttfl, aondwlchos, o..t .....,.,,. oil tloo faoolly NliA draft rlll!ta U> Lew San Franolsco said: "You wttb lht pi'Oipeel If loweol For a op~clal Sprlo1 TNOI owory ..lid law11 are one ot our top 100, which to make a -..r.~ Alollldor, beat PhooJU 1211-118 - ICE CREAM - !.r do11ort. me8Jis you'll go In the first Amorleaa FootbaU Leape lh a ..ttll ol lall place taamL three rounds." team tlolo fall. Fi1m RobiDBOII'I 33 polnta fHrtt. I. Locoat "When you put all these tho Bucko' ocor!Jw, Dick lqJpecl "You look over 1M peiPie MIDDLEPORT things together, It does some· tltat 101 draltri ahead ef 1ft VaD Aradalt talllod 31 lor thing for your expectations," alii you're jut nre you're Phoenix. he explained. "You expect bel&er," he aald. "I'm Mt lo go higher ." aloae Ia lletal dlllaDDOittled, When it was over, howthHgll. I'm aan tllere ue ever, Denver picked up lola ol otltel1· Quayle In the fifth round. "ActuaUy, I'm not that "I lound that the coach· dlsappollltod now. It worked lng stall makes the final out about tho way I tbouaht II would. I hear Denver'• deeiolons," he said. "The a great to.... I only have scouts don't reaDy have anyNo nud to worry if Uncle Sam oaya you're one gripe. I wilh tile acoull thing U> do wilb It other than a little ohorl thil time. You supply the riaad would have kept their report what they see. The mouthl ohut." coaehes do the evaluating." and we supply tha money. Y..U may want to gel some extra cash .tao, for your awn Now, IDolead t! a •If . . bll and DG·CUI colllnef. good UM. Give uo o call. Straight AA Title COLUIIIjVS (UP!) - II o r e 1ban 400 Cla11 AA hlp ochool ba-ll ...chao can breolbe • loar llg!J. F.4dle Raile!! and Nick C<Jn. ner or ColumiJua Eall Hl8h SciJool have llnall1 pl11ed their lall game. Now Jlll1be tho reil cl the Buckeye state will get a chaace at tiJo bl& prize - the hlllh IChool Champlonoblp. With Ratlel! and Comer In the llneuJ>, ColumiJuo Eall W1lll 70 of 71 eame•, includloa:a current string or 49 atralg!JI and two coaa&j>JIIve slate llllaa. Not evt11 Clllllon llcKinle,r Ito auperatar Nick Weafh. orspoon could -.In Eaol'o llllrlinl Tlprs Salurdl,y nl&lll The result waa a ccmiDclng 71-58 will lor Eaat belon !3,93S at St. Jobn Arena here. R&Uel! and Comer were lull lllo much lor the Bullcloso aa tbe,y combtnecl lor 48 potnta and ............. Rolle!! scored 31 polntl and ll'l>becll9 reiJcJurola In hlo heJIII. ID-bead showdown with Weathoropoon. Comer, whet 24 hour a earlier wa• bothered by a llrep throat 111111 wu lnet!octlve atlllllat Toledo Ubbe,r, llll devalllallnil In llle ehamplonsbtp game. Not only clld he cblp In with 17 JM)lnls, but tho bill-1clered aenlor pulled down 15 ,.._ boomdL TotJetber Ratlell and Conner combined Cor three leas roiJcJurolo than the entire Ceo- ..., team. Weatherspoon, a wtzy 8-7 Cor· tllrd, finllhed with 25 l'lllnll .S 15 rebounds. n w11 a pd ....,. Lakers Wallop Knicks Weekend Sports Summary Quayle Felt Draft But Came too Late NEW YORK-INEAIFrank Quayle did not think 10 well of himself last sum· mer, which-by most esti· mates-was rather smy. . Aller -a u, ..who had better reason to lbiiili well of hlin· self? Wasn't Quayle the finest University ol VIrginia half· back since B u II e t Bill Dudley? Wasn't he probably lbe best lacrosse player In lbe school's hislory? Wasn't he a top student in a univer· oily ot lop students? Still, as he sat there, playIng lifegUIIrd under Florida 1unshine, Frank Quayle convinced himself: "I'm probably too short. When the draft comes, I C811'1 hope for much higher than seventh round. Thai's all there is to it." Eacb.year, the prefeoalooal loolbaU draft es)M)on more ll·year..ld superme.n as ..eedl•l mortal• !baa aoy other Ia o tllu tlo a. Nearly every !all, the lloeol pi&Jer Ia tile hlolory of oome liDo ualverolly lrodo lbe eampuo. Male olude•to IIBDd aside ao he walks to cla11. Glrlo 1•1 aweaty p a I m 1 when he smiles. And I hen !drum roll) comes the draft. The coUeglale hero, clad In purple, crowned with glory, sits by hlo telephone on a day" In January and walls. Fttit round? Second round? Any round? Frank Quayle, a 5-foot·lO, 115 pound Garden Clly, N.Y., utlve waited. ' 1So much deoends on the draft," he said. ''If you eBD go !tnt or see3M round, you're usually ..t for life." A llrst · round . selection usuaUy mean• a six-figure three-year, no-cut contract, Quayle said. Second pick gets around ~.ooo and a fwo-year, no-cut pact. Third choice usually goes to a player who can fill a partie· ular position on lbe team. "How much they pay him," he said, <~depends on how badly they need him." From hen:, the beneflto drop oil lit an alarming rate. "By the eod of laol 111m· iner, I had •• 1rea1 Oipeela· 11tn1." he 11UI. B1t thea Qtoayle Jed VlrpDia to II~ flnlwtanlaa niiitn 17-31 I• ...rty !I yem:o. He became ~ '-~~if -&m& SCORES Rece•• - -•to • McCLURE'S '. ' ~ , -~ .• " ...;,, ;;~ 'i ~n. wu I. aradoua loser. ' ! "I thought I played w.U~r ~. obvtooal,y disheartened ~ 1011 oa1d. "I dldJJ't tbb*' Jlldl• wore short oo eltbtr tilt i8th.. or the audden doatiJ ·0.0. missed by abOut an ... " al~ rl8frt on U•l. 1 , .. that's tho way II goes ~ dmea." ·• F1oyd and Dlck!Nm llllllbad · ' r"llUUalloo play with matdlbll ' lklllor'il&r 278a-two lhtacl ol u.s. ~en ·~·. Lee Trevino, South A!rlea'~ · Gary Player aiXI Dewitt Weaver - .U ol whom get $5,300. • ., Floyd, who ·~ tho llDii1 round with a .,_.trahe ...... ,-! llr- ••1ra beea three aDd a h&lf over Dickinson and Weaver alnce that last win," ~ 1-anderiJU 71 Cor tho . F1oyd llid, a bit mlaty-eyod. re&lllalloD 18 holes ~­ "I'm really elated, you begin U> Dlcldn..., aiXI Trevino had 111.; wOider if you will ever win Player a 71 and Weaver a 72i apia." SWiday' a best l'OUild ""' • DlcldniOll, tho 41-'l'ear-<lid roCOfd.I)'!Jlll 7-<Uider-tar 65 ._ veteran who headott lui !all's 2fl.year-dd South African ~ atnc..rollOivecl player revolt, Cole. Cole wound "' al28lln a lie with Arnold Palmer ..... ahowed no algnJJ durlllll ~ tcunament ol tile hlp burllllj whldJ had !orcecl lilm otr tW tour for several weeks. A stroke bock al 282 llili04 BIII.Y Casper, maklllll hlo llr.t . MIDDLETOWN, Ohio (UP!) F1orlda SjlJIO&nnce In aevonl PolteemOh here IIIII In Xeola, years after conquertrw ~' localed about 20 mlloo Jlorlb. allel'l!l', New ZealaiXIIelthanllor - or here, tholr week· Bd> Charles, laal Tuesdl1'; end "lick c:'all" Jtrikes o v e r llonoanto Open chalqJim Jll!l IJrievoncea and returned to ISIJ, Colbert and Bd> Murplcy. '· .' 'lbe wallout hero bepn FrJ. diO' nlabt to emphallze clem&Dlla lor ulal')' lncreuea. Oni.Y HV• .., ol the 59 patrolman report. ed lor 4117 Sit1Jrd11, Tbty bo11111 roturnlDi oo tllolr rel!)llar )'Ill' I a Weekend Sick Calls Ended llllltla !lmJIIr• 1fle ol!laUi'<_., i.'Nrllar' lalary Gt $8;000 a 7toz with a loll 1111 orote c1 $9,50o. eur. rent 111rt1ng Jll1 to $8,848. DeteciiY8 L o u I 1 Pierce, opokellllllll Cor tile laloty Ioree, laid dty ol!ldalo IIP'eed tomael toc1o1 wltb raakl1111 olllcero. A llmller moetlni with potraiiiiOII ,.., sche<lded Cor Tllllrodlo,y, EDELFSEN TAPPED NEW YORK (IJPI)- Alllllll Sian Smith will be replarecl by Tom Edel!aen In tho f25,000 Open tellllla tour..,.,nt tbet pto under way Tueada)' at lilldlooo Square Gtrdea. Edeltaen, trom Berkeley, i• a 1wc>11me V.S. lardcaurl chaJn. pion. DAIRY ISLE INCOM• TAX.S ? Bu$1nm coasultant ... Pomnr • GaiiiPDJis r. ~ .. , Write: ...... ·' "'"'"'"'" Pllll N. ~II ASsoc. •· •" "' '110 M•.Hitlt St. · - ~UP Yo,. , . A""'llalllto T"-th O!r• 125 !. MAIM ~!o!!ftllli, ~~~ ~3224 ' POMI~T,O. . C·M Coon(oo"' Ina ... u. '!!l'ttuM ~~ . . . . btllktiM ...... r l,.,., f20,000 F1oyd sot lor wlnnlllll tho Greater Jacksonvtlle Open and tho $11,400 Gardner Dlcldn..., nttled lor aa tho ,.._....,, II another MOo-r on tho t1na1 hole or recuJatlon play to put F1oyd I"" lilt plaJotr wltll Dlcki111G11, who hq a 23foot birdie pUU oo tho lip ol tho <It> CHI IIIII hole and then mlooocl 1 !Wootor !hot would have kept tho plaJol! .Uvo. The 26-year-<Jid Floyd, a curly-haired, l)lgh~ overwellllrt rormer "Arm)' bnt," las two prevlOUI PGA vtclorleo to hlo credit but ladn't ftnilhed in rroat alnco tho IKS St. Paul .a.... '• I G.,.. · ••1011 has 111 attractive lnvest•nl ~ty ,Ill the t~~~~~~~~~~J I Dave CampboU, lniPd Ia t l'llllllolm, ........ tho wllllllil.... on an Interior- . ... a&aJnot catcher Jim u tho DoiJ'all n.tra odpd"U.IIt. ' Louis C&rdlllllo 7-4 Lou ,Jlr..rl! hit a -run homer !cr. . . CardiMia and AI KeJtne lilt 1! l1fo.nln homer oil BcJb· lor tho Tlgera. CHILDREN HUNGRY? a.· MQ, .. . Ulla_thll ._ .IIIia .... tho Sollalo<o' third wiD IJ II pme1 under - , . r Tad WUUama • , • Hconora by Alex J . . _ Loll May and JahliQ' BtadJ lad tho Clncllall Redl to a W docloloa cner tho Now York Ya-L Doo Povlollch'o a....... IIIWie cllnxacl a IIJuN'Ull tllllth bri._ u tbe Chtcqo White Sox clolotled tile Kenoao Clcy Ro111• t-2 • , , Two orroro by ohortllop Jdl• Kelllledl and a wild plldJ by Bd> ........ tho Ollcqo Cubo to Ray Floyd Cops Tournament «r• II • _;For~ . dlq'i!ll ~ ,111110. war s ear er. period." Deron Johnson Regains Hitting ·Eye .. • . , ' . ' ~~ Y PRATT & LAMBERT apex Aehieve the • FLAT WALL FIIIISi euct, hi&h llyle deco< you want :':~ minlmwn olfllll ond botller. Lales-baoe, oc1or1. . PilL Vapn Flat Wall Finilh makes it 10 euy. Ro&·<li% > ........... on to • full-bodied, velvety finish. Drila minute& Bruabesand rollenclauquickly witll-p~IJI watwr. Pumituro con be boc:k in pia.. olmoot diattly alter paintifti. You'll fiild lontl·lutina · Plat Wall finilh ovollable in. White and tho d.ecorator colon. POIEROY CE·IENT . .,_ �• '·"' . '-i.AL "'TICI , :'H:eU11n 4f.lll: (Jid "Utldlftll aw•r~ ,liN CN!:DINANCI IIICJULATUI. THI IIIQ' 1tC! Ulld In COIII\tc:tiOil with aew Ul... 011 I"UiiriC AND NIYAfl ; t1ulidln.it~ ulll.l' when Lhey· 1n1 found IIWIII A~D aitAtNI, 'TI;fl IN• ' 011 , examination end ~ bJ" ~ ,&Ufo ITAI:LATION AND CDNNICTIOM OF , rlntondr.nt , lo mfllll •II requiJ'li • nUILDif'G IIWIII .AND TN• 011· ~:>tnt. · of thll ordlna.CI. CMAROI OF WATIII .tJID' WAITII ~t111n 401. The bUIIdlml ••er INTO ' THI 'UILIC ttWII IYI· 1ball be eu Iron '110ll pipe, ' AITM 1 TIMI AND TO PIOVIDI PIHAL TIU ~ pet:llle.tlon tA'J;.4JI or equeh ,..' ..lr.l~ ·•OR WIOLATIDNI TNII,IOJ lied cr., MW"er pipe,' ..,.. e..et'Bii 1l ordelnfld u folloWJ by lbe flca Uon /(; .11.'11 or equeh pla•llc M1V· Counc il ot the vme.-., or •r ptpe, u . S. tomme"'-' S'-ndOtuu, lwo-thlrda al alt tQimMn elec!· lord ICSUI-tll or aq,ual; eo•crete liJII.I lhllre\8 concurrlq; MWer pt,., · AITI( IPidfleatioa CC. ARTICLI 'I -t4131 (If. ~qual; or other .ulte~ ma, . Dlfl~Hihl t.a:rhl appi'OMd bJ tbe Supertn.tend• ~c\tvu UtJ . "B11Ildln1 Sewer" lbaU <•nt. Julnt. ahaU bfl tll(ht and ·water• m..,, ih• ILll:lllllioll lrom Ule buDd· proof, .Toll'lta lor 'f"ltdlle4 elq bill ·•·H Ul'llin &o Lhe public IIW"er Or a nil. IPI&ol PIP• ahan be COWIPI'el• u\her Plll.'e Dl dil)lo.ul. liim Solnta u deftAecl bJ ABTII lpt. ~lion 101. "Comblnad ~W'III ' · clflca tl on I C.u!li.), Poured jolnk Uti ~Will tneiU'I II HWV natl'f"llll "Dulb JoJI'I11 ol \h4l IUP Mal tJIIII 11WJ not ltUJ~Ilc:t ' Nnllff 1n.1 DlULII~lpal Waitt.. be octeptable. If II'IONfiala otfter 8eeUoa ltl3. "IDduatr!.a.i W.W" rhan clay ore uaed far aanltar; lew• •hiD mun the Jlq11 ,d ,...,:n.,. tron. tr pipe, the Joints al:lan me.t atuJd . lnclul1rtal proq- ur Gbi~I!Wt tio'm al"dl 14Uel to Ull 1\adat.s. for c1u ~•nltary aewate. .,., piPfL . . 8teUan 1M. ''lllu~ 'WIIII\al'' llc:Un fUt. 'nML 111• h4 . _ . 11h~U mean a cOliibinaUon I'll the wa. ar the blllldlnl a-r llbaU 1M iub· Wr.earrled wu~ tftMn MO.-•. iKt to Ula approval of Ule 'tape;. bP~lnea t)lllldlnJI, ti'JI1ituUol14, I~ lntandent, but In 110 helrt lltllll the . . f'<IDWI"'' · ll'ldulhial adaltlllaeaw, ~r .vlth aueh 1round. surt.~~ee and 11om ·u~r1 THESE "FRENCH MAIDENS., - seventh graders in Racine served light refreshments to guest& at the Ball. They are Valerie J ohnson, left., and Trina Ferrell, I Gay Paris .Cafe Setting of Ball DANCERS PROMENADED' as ~rl o! the grand march which followed the crowning of the king am queen. The man:h was similar to the routloo of many years blcls. PICTURES AND STORY BY BOB HOEFLICH Southern High School at Radne has no junior - senior prom. And so the Beaux Arts Ball was born. ~nsored by the high school French Club, the annual event was staged Saturday night in the high school auditorium which was transformed Into the ,.Moulin Rouge Cafe" for the evening. Paintings of French personalities - by Harold Burke arxl Ron Cozart - highlighted the decorations. The stage was trans. form ed into a night scene wiUJ siJver stars and a full orange moon used on a blue background. Students- joined by the public for the e vent - were seated at small candlelighted lables around the dance Door. Dress was formal aOO music - althrugh " mod 10 - was - was held. There was one difference Saturday nlgbt. Backgrourxl music for the march was a pop tune in a 1969 beal. 110 Measures to Come Up .8efvr;e.,COJP-m~tte~ TERRI FERRELL, CHAIRMAN, outlines plans for presenting the royalty just berore the group moved Into the au. dltoriurn decorated in a French cafe theme. ' Ohio's New ~[.liilnrvlllliiE•RiiiiNEiiiiws....,.J .. .f ertilizer GAUGES - Gallipolis, 12.1 and 16.9 running 18 feet of roll.. ers; Pt. Pleasant, 24.35; Pomeroy~Ma son, 20.85; Hinton, 2.80 visors or student teachers. - Amend the code to Provide for permanent fishing licenses for all Ohlos 65 and over, and increase the price of a perma~ nent license to $4. Following the session, the Senate Judiciary Conunittee was to take testimony on a hal( dozen bill s. The Seoote Judiciary hearing will open a committee study falling; Kanawha Falls, 7.37 ri~ lrtgi Charleston, 19.39 falllng. Lon:lon alii Marmet, running 2.25 tee will lron out an,y rough feet ol rollers and Winfield, run- spots it has found in hearings ning 3 feet of rollers. since JaJWary. : COLUMBUS - (~ciaO BOAT MOVEMENTS: B.- mld-AprU, the bill !s extinder provis ions or the statute GALLIPOLIS LOCKS - On- pected to be up for a fUll floor enacted by the 107th General As- ward down 3:35 p.m.; Jeffboet •embly, new fe r tilizer rules will down 7:15 p.m.; L. Fiore \.1J vote in the House, and eventISe in effect in Ohio on July 1. 12:10 a.m.; Tom G. lt> 5:35a.m.; ually sent to the Senate for CHARLESTON, W. Va. - The conaideration, : UI"Kier this law, a license to Miss Lucky down 6;40 a.m. American IOO.ependent Part,v In Four tJUis were up tor a vote ~anufacture or distribute tertiKANAWHA RIVER-IIIrmet, when the legislature convened West Virginia has been dissolv. ther is requlnd for each loca- Solvay down 6:35 a.m.; Winfield, ed and a new political Organizaat 8 p.m. today. tion al which rertilizer is manu- H. E. Bowles up 5 p. m.; Alan R. uo·n has been formed in its place. f.actured. Each mobile unit used Merrill down 8:50 p.m.; JetJerw Two bills were to be considA majoricy of AlP members lo mix or bleOO will also be 11- son down 12:05 p.m.; George T. ered in each house. voted Saturday to renoun~e as-Representative& were to vote sociation with former Alabama :Ceflscd, Price up 1:15 a.m.; Jenny A. on bills which would: :; In explaini ng the new law, Mr. Green ~ 2: 55 a.m. ; Elger clUI Gov. George Wallace and ch&nge - Repeal sections ol the Ohio the name of the groq, to the }1arold Porter, Chief of the Plant up 5:10 a.m.; 0. F. Shearer code regarding &a!ekeeplng of West Virginia Association of Am~ustry Divi.l ion, Ohio Oepart- down 5:20 a.m. grain by griat millers. !bent of Agriculture, noted," Any erican lndepeOOent Voters. OHIO RIVER - Lock 13, Steel Amend the code relative to AlP State Chairman elect !lrm which distributes Certllizer Pioneer down 4:40 a.m.; Lock regulation ol meetings and re~ Fred DeHart o( St. Albans, and "jleari ng its firm name, whether J 4, Harvey Jordan 1.11 2:20p.m.; :p.. DO( it is actually blended or .Foremost up 5:10 p.m.; Clfkl.y ports of agricultural societies eis:ht other persons, walked oot :liumufactared by them, must al· K. up 6:05 p.m.; ORCO 'fl 8:30 by the state agriculture direct- of the meeting. :;.o ha \'C a license. The cost ot a.m.; Duncan Bruce l() 9:05 p. or. Reorgariizatioo of the party :u.e license is $5. A higher fee m.; Steel E~res s up 11 p.m. ; The Senate was to vote on within the state l s being planned :iJi required for speciali ty rer- Rosemary up 11:45 p.m. ; Jacob measurs which would: by DeHarL The J'Wi!wly ~ orgailb:ed Eaact a &tetote obtaining ·Ullzer s which he described as G. ~ 2:30 a.m.; Lock 15, Jolln political organization elected rertili zer designated, labeledal'll J. Rowe down 6:45 a.m.; Lock insurance protection for super~ Glen Roberts of South Charleston as its chairman. di stributed for use other lhan 16, St Mary s ~ 2:05 a.·rn.; Lock the production of commercial 17, PlliUp Sporn up 1 a.m.; Wil~ crop s." liam IL Zimmer rlown 2:45 a. Dealers in fertilizers are not m.; Vulcan up 4:15 a.m.; Ned required to have a special li- Merrick down 5: 20 a.m.; Bell· cense, according to Mr. Porter, ville Locks, Jane T. up l1:15 p, " If they sell onJy products or U- m. ; Harry Dyer up 2:45 a.m. ; NEW LEXINGTON, Ohio (UPI) <:cnscd manufacturers or regi s- Polly R. down 5:30 a.m.; Lock - A teenage couple planning to tcred products." 22, Elisha Woods up 5:50 a. m. ; be married In June was round Fertilizer sold or packaged in Lock 23, Pew Downe) up 6:25 dead early ~day in a parked WOOSTER (UP0 - JamesMc. Ohio mu st be labeled aOO include a. m.; Ratine Locks, National car on a rural road in north- Cullougb , 18, a high school &en· on the label U'ie net weight, brand down 7:05 p.m.; William 11. Sha- east Perry County. tor, apparootly died of natural and Pl'oduct name, name and ad- ver, Jr., down 11:25 p.m.; Oua~ The sherlfl''s office said Ron- causes rollowing an ail night dress of the licensee A)r regis-- chUa down 12:30 a.m.; OVEC nie Lee Chalfant, 19, a plumb- drinking parcy at an abandoood trant, lhe grade and g~~~.ranteed down 2:45 a.m.; John Pushak ing firm employe at ZanesvUie, farm home, local auUtorlties be- · analysis of the product so pack- down 4:45 a. m.; Greenup Locks, and Mis s UteiBa Am Tague, 16, neve. age'<!. Wayne County Coroner Dr. J. Southern down 9:35p. m.; Ravens· Somerset, apparently died of carCopies of the new rt:rtili zer wood up 1~ p. m.; Celeste down boD monoxide polooolng, A rest- T. Q.testel said McCullough, who law are availllble from the Ohio 5:05 a.m.; Meldahl Locks, Val- dent nearby noticed the auto with attended Trlway lllllfl SchCOII DepartmMJt of Agriculture, Plant vollne down 7:20p.m. ; Fort Dear- its headlights on and motor rWt~ here, was ammg a grou,pof about I.ndustry Divhdon, Jteynoldsburg, born Ull 11:40 p.m.; Raymond ning and round the bodies Inside. 20 hlllfl ochool companiooo who Ohio 4:1068. The teenagers had been. on a staged a udrlliling part;y" at the Thorpe Dp 12:40 a. m. ; Steve • Click 1.1J 2:50a.m.; Bruce Brent date. g,erlf! Tom WIIOOD said house east of 9Jreve. ....... Thuse wli o take In ruQuestel said oomeoftheyoutlts up 3:30 a.m.i J. S, Lewis <lolfn the car had a rusted mutner and mllr:i have ~;pace ~u r~td stayed at the homeovernlgh!Frlur;stQ.irs. holes in the floor board. 5:05 Lm. Law Ready Independents Cast-offfrom Gov. Wallace w Teenage Couple Dies in Auto Youth Dies in Drinking Bout lkctlon 401. Whenever pout.b~ lhe l"'lldllll ...., IMU be - ~ to the bulldlnl at an elev.tlon below the buemeat floor. No tndllllrll .... ,., JhaU ~ ~d parallel to or Wltb· ln thru (3) fHi of a!IJ" burtDI wau. "ldlleb ml.,t ' thereby M ened. Tfte depth 1hell be avfflcl•nl to eflord protection lroni ln:J.t . .,.,.. l>Ulldlq eewer tbell be lal4 ' ' Uld• form 11rllde ancl In .crellht a.Up. meat In 10 far u paMible. Chullel 111 dlreetlon ehall be mlde only wllh IPMPiri.Y euntld pl.pl and fttuaJI. Section f09. In all bull4111oll ill wldc:b lriJ bull4Jq dr.tn II toa knr lo permll travil1 bow to the publk NWI"I'o HnilaQ" ...,...,. curled b)' tuc:ll drain 1h1JI '" lllwel by t.JIPr'OY· al II'Widel IIIIUUI IDd dlltberfld tn Ula lnllldlnl ....,...r. ~hall mean domeltic wll\ll contrt• fletl.al'l UO. An aeavatl.ona NL>ultd b1 ,....,. ef buman ~. 'lUired lor Ula lutalliUon of 1 bulld· SltcUon 110. "Satllt..ry 5ewer"'· lblll 1n1 a . . r IMU be o~ tnnch WVdl me•• a aewwr W"bk:ll earn. mukl- unlru olllerw!H approved b)' Ua• pal weak' s to which norm, a11rf.llee 8\lperlntendiDt. PIJie 11Jtn1 , aad ond pound W1W1 an DOt IMno bac:Jrllll ahall be performed bl ac:· 1111111111 edmltted. f:Ordaace with A,8TM QeelftcMIOft 5ectlon 111. "llwn" ahaD _ . . 1 ICII-18) exce~pt that ao baeiWll ilhell pipe or conduJt lor cUTJlq aunll· bl p'-ced 1UtUl tha work hal been ~Ptl ..-... lnfpected , · lactiM tu. All ~W mel ao• &ecttoa 111. "Storm lewar" 01' .. wtol'lll Drm• au m.M a ........ r.edian.. lllall bl rn.adt! 1..U.tn and .,. hleh carri11 alarm Drllllo wetertllh\. .lollltl 111111 conform to wtdch carriel ICeml end l\lrlaoe ... tbl .... c:Ukatlou lit 101111 111 see. ten and d~ue ucl11din1 munl· t:lon a. lfipal wutet. flect!OJI. "-1:1. Secuon 113. "luPIJ'lallndeDt" ahall Tbt eoiUleetlon of tile IJU1IdJDI •nn the 8uperlnWII4em ol S.W.r- M'Wir Into the public 11wer ebell 111e 11 provk'ded bJ' on!lJULnee. N made at tbe , .... braadl, If IUib Seetioa 1'14. ""V.IIIap"' alWl . .aa bran~ Ia anllabll 11 a auttabll la· thf V\Dqe of ...marol, Obio. «:aUoa. U the publk aower 11 tftlftl A.TICLI J 112) .t.nclle1 111. diameter or 1ee1 Nld Uao of Public So.,.on: Roqulrt41 110 loc:ated " Y" k'Ucb M SlcUaa 111. n ebeD 1M lllllewflll GVol alta, the nwnw aftall at htl For any penoa to ootlltn.ct or m•ln• II.IJIIDII lanaU a ~" brlllodl lD -UMo &ila &117 priYJ, PJ'IYJ' nlllt .,.ue r••bllc •••r at Uw Joeatlon 1peet.. t ank, c:euPODI, ar otbai IHWtr Ll'l· tied bJ t1t1 Supartattadlll~. .....,. teodad or ued lor 1:11e 4UipoAI o1 lbo publJo·, 11wer Jl ll'tlal.lr thu Mwa( e on · 11'1)' premJ.R• Wlthln Uae twelft (11.) bM:be1 ln diame1er, UMI VIUap of Pomeroy, pro ..ded lh.lt a no PfOPUbr Joc:.ted "Y" braoe.b II I'Ubllt aanltaey ae-..r 11 wtthln one Jilwa!llblo, • nut bale mQ be eut llun4red C10Cl) feet ot the propartJ mto tbe PllbUe aewer to recelft Ute l111e ot 1ald premia~. bulld1nl aewer, wttb eatq 1n U. 8eetton 102. It lheU be unlawful dtiwllltream dkeet.lon at Ill antle ol ror any penon tel dllehar11 1anitary l!bout forty-tiva (tal <leiAII. A lorIIWale or ln11\lltl'la.l wu&el IMo MJ 1)'-f!Wl <45 de!lrtel diJNe ,- eu ...., ltorm aewer, 1torm drlln. or eom. bfo WJid to mllkl .111eh eoiUleCUoll, -lned MWit from UlJ' prelllllla toWlth tbl IPIIOt end cut 10 U A0t to c-ated within tht Vllla11 ol Pomeroy e~,;knd put tbe Inner au.rtae1 of thl ftovidecl \hat a pubJk eati.Jtai'J •••: PUbliC IIWef. fu ID'IIl1 Of \he er Ia within one bUAdred 11001 rut IJtliJd1l2.r 11wer at the polllt ol eon. of the propeft7 Uae ot •eJd. prem. l·ectlon aball be at Ule Ama or .at a IMll. I:Jiber elevation. Uaaa tbl il'lnli of Section 203. Tbe oner o1 .., tile publkl ~ewar . A 1mootb, neat houae. bulldllll" or property \lied for lo'Dt. alalll be made, aad Uae eoa• humu CMIC11PMeJ', emplOJ!DUt, .,.. nection made HeliN end waaert.tabt ere~tlon . or other purpoaa., Jocat.ed .,, encuement kl eonc:n&o. Speelal on •111 premlaefL wtwa IZII VW.,e lh.Unp may be Ulld for tbe ~· or l'omer.oJ'. ah1ll tnatllll ault.tb~ neetton ODIJ Wbla IPPJ'O* bJ t.be r.mtw,- fldii.Un UwnJD eDd IIIWJ SUperlnteDdeat. Onb" pene111 lioallo co n1~t .uch fac:IIIUe. dlreetly with f"'4 hJ W Villqt dalll DIU. tllll' o pvbiiC aanitDJy eewer, In the manJlectiona Into 1 publlo aewer. . nar prnertbe4 elaewbere 11'1 tbll or· lldlon fl3, Tbl UIII.ICP.t ffl tM diiUIMe, pnn1Qod &bat • Pllblle anIMiildiDI sewer »ermft 1hal1 DOtlf)o Ltary aeww "' wlthll'l one bun4red tile 4upertntelUIIM wileD Qat JIUU4o CIIII»:.U.,& of tha propertr liDa.. ol In, 1e wer ta ~ for tnapectlon ,,.14,~~ ,, , , ., ' .. JILL CODNEU AND MELVIN LAWRENCE watch activl. lies rrorn the vantage point or their table next to the dance floor. TV ..• in Review By lUCK DU BROW schedule which includes test!~ HOLLYWOOD (UP0- 1 can mony oo more than 110 mea ~ pretty well Live without mQst sures introduced so far in the leglslatur<l. mar be Pl'lll:tat. Secllon lOS. "M!tmfelpel WUI.e1 Worb" .ehell mean aD t.Lc1UI1el fr~t coUeelln1, purnpl11f, b'eatlal and dl• PGiilll of mualc:ipal wutea. i!lktlon 10$. "Penon'" aball mean Ill¥ lndlrid:ual, firm, eomJIU1, aaiDC'l~tlon , IOCI.et¥, ~arpoi'IIIOll, ar fl'OUP . Sat::tlaa 10'1. '"Proper)J 1bndded (arbage" 1he ll mean the wutea tram Uw Pl'll!ltlratiOR, cootiq an" dlapan.. 1.1,; ot food thal have be1n 1hredded W RICh dcrree that all partlelee WIU ba ~urled fhfl)' un41r tlta flow f'Dnclltton norm.all,y JPftnlllal ba Jlllbl•r .-wen. wiLh no particle ,....wr tnaa ~ 1tu:h Ia any 41mftllloD. ' · heUon lOa, "Public: Bewar" lhlll ~an a aewer In whkh ell owaan Of obuttl"' propertleahcn•o equal rithtt, !irld II coDUolll4 IIJ pubBe Malllorl • ty. ~Uoa 1011. ... .ld1U7 S.wQI" 4Pa1Nr bl II• Ulea dJc (I) loabl. The 1lope ef t~h l-Inch ptpf aball be not II• t.hal'l O!l"llhth ('i) lad& P*r faM. , ••at· !"!:""' slow arxl ea sy. Ann McClintock and Harold Burke were crowned queen and king, and to prove that youths really haven't changed much, a grand march - similar to the routine or some tO years ago COLUMBUS (UPO :._ . The 108th General Assembly opened its 12th work week today with a schedule of committee hearbigs calling for testlm011)' on 110 rneasurel.i. Heading the list waa Gov. James A. Rhodes' $5.8 billion biemial appropriations request which was being considered by the House Finance Committee. Chairman Ralph E. Fisher, Wooster, hoped to complete for. mal testlmooy early Ill tho week when state Schools lilpt. Martin W. Essex was to continue hearings on the state education budget request. When formal testiMony concludes this week, the oonunit- u "The statement or the show Is that country and western mwdc has had more impact on other u• ,·- m 116h 2M.· 4't ' llllc:h u l"))llbl1r. IIRitary HWOJ' beclllli"t!l a"f'lllibla to 1ft' pnm.1111 101'\'ed bJ' a plh-at. IIWa~ dllpOUi IYiteDt, .Ill provtd.ld w ""I1011 :Ill, • dlrlct colUICtC!Uoa thall be made to eald public aonltorp tewer, ill tha DWIDir PNICrlblll t·lftwhere In tbil ord1aanee, aad aBJ tapUe CIIIPD01 or abld1u Pdo wat~ """•P CUipolal facillty t'-D. be ablndoDed arid IUiod wttb IW.t.abh ma\.erlal. Seetl.on arNI. No Pftlriaion of t11i1 l'rtlcla •hall be DOIIIh'Uid to tater· fere lritll Ill)' addlua.J. ~· menta that ma)' be tlllliOII<I ))J Ule CollDt)' Healtb Coarametoaer. AITICLI Ill U.. Df PuMM llnltiiY ....... S&et.lon aGI . 1'1111 P.rtOII abiU q. ~ .barp. or to be clledlupd, •1110 I PllbJIC ~IIILI ... f¥ MWOr, .llll)' alorm "'awr, •lll111t4t water, lrwad water, u~r u.uwtf, JUlwurf&c• draiD· ap, tooua, .,.., or uapoUut.~~ ID· ru•tntl Pt'IPc~~t~a w.to.·. b~~<:uou Q , Mo penwa lball 4Je. • · · ~ • Il.,, ..,- ., .... ~ w "" . dlae.barpd, ,.,..., I .... Ollt: Alll1atJ ...... 111Q' of lhe followtn, .. .... I'll u •• ~; 111 GMOiille, ~. aQUIA, lull '"' vr uthu flaiiWiaOiot C.Of uplOii'"• Uqutd, t!Obd or ••· 121 GarfMte lbat baul c ,; 111o111 ~ro· un-. e.- country and folk music. 111~ music than ever before- rock. rise or lhe barefoot boys to big~· .. al'KI the move back to rhythm city music prominence gives me \ and blues. A lot of big arUate as much pause as the first tt.me \ are doing country music. Much I saw hillbillies walkingshoelees or this is due to Glen down LaSalle street in Chicago. Campbell's infiuence." It was then that J began to The instant success of CBS. Jletl)' . . . . . . . (3) Albee, Cla.I!Jifl . Slllld, aa1141, have a new appreciation or TV's new, weekly Campbell nn.w. •hllwiDfl, metal, Jiul, ftll, Frederick the Great, aOO to reel series is definite proof of his ff'lthln. , tar, PlutiCI, Wood, PlllDclt. vague doubts about the liberal statement, and also of what mawre, or aDJ otllor IOlld or ,... eou l\lbete"ee eapoblo of caualnl obprofessors who had worked me ABC.TV iB hoping lor on Its own Jlfn&ctloa to Ual Dow 111 ...... or otllerwlae lnterter1nt w:ttb lba pro. over in college. network. per opereuou ol tbe IIUbllelpal . . . But I'm willing to listen to . Cash's show, in short, will be W!l worke. AGF DozJ0111 or ...WOrvue . . reason. AOO I'm very much considerably different Crcrn the or(I)IIIIHLII'ICtl eaptble of ernUq 1 willing to listen to Jdmny Cash, tradltlonal . Graad Ole ()pry, pubUe Duluaee. · 5ectloll 303. Tbl eclmlalioa ol 1111 the best country-folk singer on according to Carruthers. lndwtrllll •ute ool1tatnlq IIQ' oo» the planet, whose personal wnle Grand Ole Opcy," he otltuent crttlctl to Ute m"ualclpal col· loeUoa and eru&a.at Gf ...... dleB eJQ)lorations into loneliness and said, "h what I call hard he IIUbJec!t to the review ond approthe human condition are genui~ courtry. You don't see the Glen val ot IJuJ SDJ10riat.tad111t of ....,. ~It - When In the oph&lon of uid noly s~hlaticatecl, I'OUI!I><Jia· Compbello and the JohDny 8Uper1nteadent, pnllmlaarJ v..-.t eontrcLI of 1uc:h wute II aeta1 . mond triumphs. Ca shes on the Grand Ole ~ry. or aary,1ultable facillu.. ahall bo can• Later this spring, the mtlonal They've moved ewer to the atiiiCWd It no ca.t to Ua• Vlll•le •nd ta aocordelllel wttb plane IPP""· television audience wlll be able general, pop shows.'' cd b)' aald Super1nt.adent. to watch C&sh do his stuff Carruthers .says the Cash hlt.loa 3011. S&o1111 wftlr ud otb,. • 11npallurod drelnCJtt ahall be dh• weekly in an hoor ABC·TV series will orlg~nate lOOper cent dlarpd to RICh _.1"1 11 en d• liiZD.IIIed 11 e'lmblned: •-rt or 1torm series that is scheduled to last in Nashville, adding: IIWII'I.. or to a utunJ outlll ~· into September. It will originate "The network and Cash both ell by the Sup.,lnt•ndent • .lndva• in Nashville, and, lo my wanted Lt that way. Johnny tlial coollat 'lt'ltor or uQODu&od prowatar maso be dlatlulrpd. upon recollection, ·It is the first major wasn't looking lor a series when C"otU DPPJ'Dl'll of (bt Buperlat.ndlllt to I network series to orter the new ABC came to me ancl asked me ltorm 11wer or aatural outlet. AITICLI IV country music sound rrom that to put it together. HJs hmne and. lullll"f IIWr'l HI C•"MCIIIItl 101. No WIIUthOIIJILt Jill'city on a regular weekly basis. family are there, and he feels """IMUaa 1h1ll uncower , md:e 1ny eonnec:· ABC-TV has a ver:y soom responsible to Nashvllle. He llon1 wltll or opelllaJ IDto. . . . aJ. r, or clllt\lrb any pu.bllt MWir or reason for enlisting Cash's records there." In adclit1Cil, we w APPilrteUDN thaNOI without ftnt obtalents on a regular schedule. l't'llnt8d to get a real feel- not tallllnl a written )lllnnlt from tlle 6\lperl.nt..denl. His albums alone have sold too slick." Sedlon "-01. lbere 1h11U be 1wu fJI of btt1Jdlq MWer pel'llllta: more than 10 million cC~~ies In Carruthers' relatlonshlD with clu.. t1) for rnh1elrital a•d c:ommertlll the last 11 years. And anyone Cash stemmed rrom Ute th... ..,.lo4, and(J) 1111 Mniq to lllabo pi'OiluelnJ Jndu..trlal will(:. who has heard his "Folsom s:er's perlormancei on ABC. •ll1hmenll: · Ia el\her cue, Jbl OWDU or 1111 Prison'' album 1 which was done TV's "Operation: E1tertal~ .:.lent 1baH malcl appllutlon an 1 form f\lrftllllad bJ t1MJ VII• before an audience of inmates ment" series. The producer Celt IPMIIl Lite. TtuiJ permit applieltloa 1hall be at the institution, knows the country-western music should auppllm•nted 111 II'IJ pluuJ, 1pecl!lca. tlone, ~r olh•r lllfonnaUon ecn•lder. depths of . hi s artistry. His be inje-cted into the show, and eel pertinent ill Ole Ju4paeat of Ike recent success at the London he and Cash hit H orr. Other !liupertatend•l'i, A permit lnd trupec tlon foe of fin W.otl 4oUan 'for a Palladium 111dlcates -his general than -·Operation: Ertertal~ nlfdll!ntlel or coramerc111 bUIIdlnf appeal, · ment" and the upcoming Caalt IIWor Jllrmtt ' IJld tlftlen (llB.ODl 11ulllla'l rur In lnduMrial blllldlriJ II· Bill Carruthers, who will show, Clrruthert has had no ww Mnnlt thaU be. palll to tall vu. produce and direct the Cash special background tn counir, ,,.. et the Ume ahe 1pplte•Uon 11 flied/ ·' series, sa:ys the chemistry of mulsic•. toJ , All aoete an4 ~.,.... the show "Is this: about 85 per u.Ttw ·nut time 1 was reiiJ,f ll"tclklent kt ''" ln1Atlatlon and ee~n · . ' cent music, and some comedy erposed to it was In the aervice, ... .,.,,,.. b, ,.............. 111tc:11oa' tot. A , ..,...~ end too. " He adds•. dur11W t he Korean War," he dtJP4ridatll btiUdlrlf Mfti ab1U blbo 11 said. '1'1\at's where Jc:itnn;y IITfoftfiHI for • ..,. 1Nlldtttl1 ...." day nlgj!t ~,. sleep oft the ef- · ,.-hfn oi"MI bulldinl ·lltalllb" at 1tie rear ot abotber · ea' Ill lll&en. · lei: tecta of alCohol they hod boon · really learned It too. He llweya and no , private .~wet: .. avalll!ble drinking.,. The boy's body waa. · sang, bj,rt he . never really or eu be eo~~~trv.ettd ta UY l'ftr tlulldlq thrcu!lh an .ti!',Jalnlql , !lllor, dlsro.:ered about 10:30 a.m. Sat- learlad lo play the gulter uniU t~ourt • •7al'd, or drit..-.,, tile Wild· he WI& 21 or 22, in the Air 1n1 .. .wr fi'Oll"f • I he front 1NIIdln1 ur~. '!be corooer believed he ....,. . . ~ to" Ga rUr liDDf· died about Utrt!e houJ-s earller. Force, dtq"ing the same War )Ill oM tile wbull valllldei'ld a1 on. period." ""Uo• L rAII-S=-t.n@~D~ron ·Johnson East Wins Second . Straight AA Title 3 - -t ' ..~~~. ~ 11A~Ati · "'~ ' """"'' The ca~Uo-:t ah.t:'L be made uMel' Q!l ~~~~· ciP YlfL 8ultll'biUIUI· ent or hll repraaentatl\'1. 81c1.lo11 114. All IXCI~ for bulldll'll 11wer lnat•Uatloa. •bell be •dellv.•teb' parded wtth burkadiiL •od lllhb Nl u to protect tba publie fNm .buard. StzeeW, 111 ...nlll:l, paJII.waya an4 otber public PJUPirt-1 dlaWI"bed 111 the GOW'M of tile woi11 •~I bl reatond 111 a maBMr ••tllll.etoi'J' to the YWate. AlTICLI V Pawert a!MII AuthOrltJ .. IMpeeMrt Blc:Uon IMtl. 'Ibl SllpeJ'lDtendant, 1MU mue W OBfoftoa 1'UJet ud NIIJla.Umu, wbJ.et to QPIOYII o1 c:ouDCU, •YbDibiq the tJPM aa4 ~lla~.Uce of llftft..ry ..,liP llld. kldWJVtal wutol and othlr ma" ter, aot apeeltleaU, covered 11'1 Udl IJI'diDUee, wblc:ll ahalJ DO't bO dJa. cllarpct .ll'lto Lhe u.a1t&I'J I01NI'I.II ultlm aad tile 1)'1111 ud chaNc~ llti.CI of tanltai'J anap and llldu• \rial wietee adalt.able kt tbe l&ft6. tuy .ewer-.. .111at•rn allly after PNbeatmeat. Suc:h nlee and J"Q'IIlatlona 1b1U appolllt throe Nputabll 1D11 fludfled peraona to JnutUa:aW the a'"al and ell" \o eHirm or reject dal "\\llnl" a1 the BuJIIdll.teadont. s.c:t~oa 60:1. Tbl luper:lllt.IDdiD\ 3nd other du(J autboriled emp~ ol 1b1 VUllp 1hall be pemdtted 1o enter upOn aU pi'Ofll'f.lee for tbl ('UfiiOICII of llllpectioD, oblendoD, :neuuremeat., IIIIIPUnl. aDCI Wltlq, lA ~ wHb. Ole PfOri. 110111 of tMa ordiJliDU, A"11CL.I Yl hNftiN s.dloa 101. Jui.J ..,..... fotmd to H YioleUI'It anJ provilion of onu..aaee lhaU be Mined bJ' die VW11e •U:h Written notlc:e ltallitf "* tba nature of tlle 'f"lolltloa &lid pro\'!dine a ntuon~bla time llml.t tcr tbo aa:Uel'arioll' C!OI'JtJc:Uoa ~hereof. 1 ho uiMnder 1hall. wtiJl&A the per· loll of tlml lkled 111 1uell aotiH, permaMntl1 ceue au l'loliUIIM. lectlon «11. AnJ penon wbo .aLt toatllwe .lll!.J vlalatlon b1Jon4 UM Uma Uml\ JlfOYlded tor Ia &daD 801 1hall be p!UJ of a mlademna· OJ, and IIPG• c:ou.YieUon tbtNol, •hall be lined 111 an amo11at not IIC· Cll>d1lll 1wo Jwodrod. liiDD.OOl dol· l ~n for eeeh ¥1GiaUOn. Bleb IHJ In wluch llU' IUCb Ylalatkln ....n eoat1nue . aha II be d"metl a npanta t~lfiDII. . e.etlon eoa. ADI peraon vtotatll'll llloJ' of Ule P1'0'111ou of tlllfl on!lnan111 •"-'U JMeome liable ta u.. Villafl for 1111 lliPIJlll, lou, or d .. l'ftlle OCC ..Ioned Ule VUiqe _,l'elfOJI of auch 'flolaUon. Afi:TICLI Yfl Yall4tty 1M P•rc. section 701. All ordlnanetie, or Plr11 o1 ordlnenr~~. Ia e_onllld 'II'IUI. th• provl•lon of thil ardlunee , allall be , am.d the NIM bei"Ol!J IN . , pealeil. ' Section 'KQ. ft11 Ol'd.IIWIM lliD hke affect •nd be Jn force INom ud af~r dae aarUut d•te .UOwe4 bJ law. Tilt 111111¥ P-Mlddloport, o . , Mo11iay, Mlrcn. :~ot, UttJV ' COWioiBUS (UP0 - II o r e theo tOO Cla11 AA blllfl lehool baokatboll COIChol can breathe a loar olllfl, Eddie Ratlel! Uld Nick Catnor ol Columbus Eaot lllrh 5ehoo1 bavo an,aq plo,yed their Iaiii pine. Now maybe the roll 11 tho Bocko)'e !late will pt a chance II the hll prize - the bllh achool champloaablp. With RaUef! and COmar In the lln01111, Columbuo Ealll "'"' 70 11 71 gameo, lllcludfnla <orrent llrlng ol 49 otralallt and two conoecutlve otate Utlea. Not evao CantoD MCKillllll' with Ita auperotor Nick Weather_, could contain Eaot'o aaorltng Ttaero Sotordo,y nllllrt. The reiUlt wa1 a COIIflDc1DI 71..16 wiD lor Ealt bolore 13,935 at St. JohD Arana here. RoUe!! Uld Comer were ,lull lao 001ch for the Bulldop aa 6eJ comblned lor 48 p>lnlo end MrebCOindo. Ratloff scored 31 jNJIJrtl Uld 19 rebounda Ill blo hoaclo tl>l!ead llhowdown with Weoth- ef!ort, but not sood enouab. II marked the lliXtb time Caotoo llcKlnlay hid 'loot In the Clau AA llnalo Ill Its 17th otate toumamaot -ance. Cl111 A chamtJ(i>n Ar<laum dominated the baDottar by ()lacing Dave Gro,y, Ste¥e lluill ..,. Jim TroutwiDe .., the au. loural!l' liQUid. . Al10 Damed were Ken Helby d. Fort Recovery, Paul DaRe 11 Brl~ aod Paul Kaut 11 POrtsmouth Clo,y. Arcilllll\ which was DOt Ill the TO(> Ten, ovarwholmecl Brld-rt, the state's alxth-ranked power, 84..59, 11 Tr101twllle and Chrlot comblaod lor 46 (IOints whUe Gray - - r- tnated the backboards. ••Munw of' du! If--.• ...ad ~ In Ollt' 011P1 to Ill' In • hftlon. C'•n I Jolin , ....., WI" PopP" ~rn& 111 FRED DOWN UPI Sporto Writer Doron Joh...., lo loolcllll IOI'Wlnl oqer!J 11> tile 11168 hiHbllll . ...., hlcauoe he'""" qaln ,._, to bo ll1o IIIIUor ol 1985, The 311-yeor old ..u,. or san Dllp>, Collt, Jed till Nou-1 Lequo In oluafrw Uld 1'11111 hltlod In With ClnOI...U tbot ,....., and 1111J1Y ooporto thoU&III he would bocCIIII tho loque'o bright now oter. Now, three dlllllpolnUrw , ....,. Iaior, JohDooo lo b'1IJII a c001ebock with the PhtJode1ilhla PhWioo. At tblo •toae ol oprtrw Lakers SCORES Wallop - lnllnlrw It lj)-1 cerlalo tllll Jdmlon'o hoooy llluaiJw hlo w'"' hlm 1 bertll 011 tile PhUllu' tnfttld ot eltber lint or third booe. ..r Bob Skhmor 1111'1 he lo undecldod over which .(IOIIUoa Joho..., ohould p)lj' but tllat he wants blo bot Ia ll1o II••• The Wool, 2.tncb, 21tJ.poundor, who had I brakeD bono romoved from blo right hind after the PhWioa acqulrod blm Jut winter !rom tile Al1onta Bnveo, drove In lour r1111 wl1h two hoUiero and a doulllo Sundoy to lead the PhUIIoo to a 5-2 >1-y o,.r tile Lo.o Allleleo DodcerL Ho hu bit f hmnera and driven 1n 10 nlll in the PhUHeo' loot ave 8111101. Jim Lori>orr, ~ hero of BootGo'o 1967 American League pemant triumph, loll SUnde~>'• 7~ loll to tho New York Mote with a aore rlrht aboulder lllld tM aeriouanea1 ot the aUment II . unknoWn, Ken Boswell ani BoiJby Hel.. drove in two nm1 each tor the Meta, who ralsOd their •Prlrw record Knicks .....,bed ;- .' JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UPI) - 8al' floyd - · the Yl1uo ol UllkiiW thooe ohort JIUIII: he aot ft,300 a foot fCO' the laot oao he laloc:kod ln. A prooa.._ekod Uttle footer on the ftrat hole ot a ouddel>death p)lj'oll Sunday was 1M difl'trence between the Weekend Quayle Felt Draft But Came too Late McCLURE'S I.HLtl ... •uLTJ: ,.,..lcleftt ., CINncll CNAILII W. LIUJI Mtr1r Attlll1 JAN I WALTON ctt.. Business THE DAILY SllN11NEL· ltant his • .uracavelnvest· 1111nt opportunity In the Pom.oy • Galll!lllls - ... , For furthot lolor.,etlon Wrilll Paul N. Spenu &Assoc. • . 110 M. Hl1h St. Gohonoo, ·Ohio •43224 '~ .. ~. .-· '1: .' Ill" ClinphoU, !rappod IIJ • ....-.. •cored the wll!llill. run on an Interference ..a.l. a&~lnlt <atchor Jim 'Iii tho Delrolt Tlaero odlod IIIII!.. Louis Cudlnals 7..S. Lao 1lrlll!il ·!II bit a two-run homer IGl' ..., Cardlnals Uld AI KaJlaa 1111 a tw0onm laaer off Bob G~ tor the Tigers. '~ H- ,... t2Q,ooo r.., w1nn1rw the Greater Jacksonvllle Open ani tho $11,400 Gardner Dlckfn. 1t11 settled for •• the It lode another -footer .., the hi bolo o! regulaUOD pilj' to put floyd tnlo !he plo,yolf with DlcldDIOII, who hlllltl a 23foot birdie putt OD ll1o Ill) ol tho Ott~ 011 that hole Uld then mtaood a 111-f-r the! would haw kept tho Jl)ayoll aDve. Tho 26-year-old f'lczyd, a cur!Jollalred, 1111&1111¥ overnllht floyd got runne,.,. Dl. was 1 a;raciaus loser. . .,; . "I thought I plo,yod well," - _, obvloullly dlaheartened son said. "I didn't ttdDil. . , putts were short on eithtr . . iBth '"' the oudden deatll o;olio mtaood by about an iB · '.' llthoush right OD UM). · Jut that's the wa,y It goes ~ Umea.'' f'lczyd and Dlcklnam llnlohod regulaUon p)lj' with 1111tcbllll tOounder~r 278s- two JtrokN ahead of U. S. Open cbalq)ioa former "Ann)' brat," has two Lee TrevlDD, South AtrJ.ca•l pra.t...a PGA victories to blo Glr7 P)lj'er and Dewitt Weaver credit but hldn't tlnilhed In - au of whom ROt $5,300. !root since tho 1985 St. Paul FIQl'd, who otan,d the 11011 round with a one-atroke load Ot>en. ult's betn three am a lalt over Dlcldnaon and Weaver &hat, )'IIU'I alnce that last wln," a 1-under'i)ll' 71 tor • thf', ,(j · Floyd aald, a bit mloty,.yed. regulation 18 Ides SuDf., ••I'm really elated, you begin to Dlcklnaoo Uld Trmoo IU 70o; wODder If you will ever win P)lj'er a 71 and Weaver a 7Zi apia." SUnday's boat round woo ~ Dlckllllon, ll1o 41-y~~r-Gid re~ng 7-under-per 85 veteran who headed laat fall'a 211oyear-OOI South African Bolllli!' since-reaolved player revolt. Cole. Colo woOnd ttl at 2811n I tie with Aroold Palmer whcl ahowed no sfsnl durtrw tho tourJBIIIOnt ot tho hlp burottU wblch had !orced blm oil tho tour for several weeks. A stroke back at 282 stood. B!lly Casper, making his flrlt IIIDDLETOWN, Ohio (UP0 Florida appearance in several PoU.eemen bare IDd in Xeala, years after conqueriae ~ loceled 20 miles mrlh· allergy, New Zaaland loftllaoder -.It at here, eoded tbel.r week- Bob Charles, loot TUeadaY'I end uaJ.ck call" strikes o v e r IIODIIDI.o Open ciwq>IOD Jbp rrteva-• Uld retomed to cut;y, Colbert .... Bob Murphy. Tile walkCOit bore. bopa Frldl,y nllht to emphul" demands fO< salary lacraueo. Onl.r aoveo of the 59 potrolmeo report.. ed for cut;y Sotordo,y. Tiley hiliD ratoralng ... their r$lllr Weekend Siek U.l1s Ended llbiiia llmdaJ. '!fie olllotn iiMt' ·llartlol' salary 11 $8~000 I year with a top po,y acalo 11 ,9,500, CUr- a "·8".Pierce, rent lllartlng po,y IJ Deteetlve L o u I 1 opoke11111111 for tile lllleey force, aald d!J olllclala qreed to meet with rank!DI ofllcero. A almUar meettrw with potrolmon woo oehodoted for Tburaday, today EDELFSEN TAPPED NEW YORK (UP0- AUing Stan Smith wUI he nplaced by Tmt. Edelfsen in the ~5 1 000 Open telllllo tournament the! gets under way Tuesday at lladloon Square Garden. Edellsen. from Berkeley, i 1 1 twOollme U.S. hardcourt champion. DAIRY ISLE INCOM• TAXBS ? a.U; .., ... . ,!. Ray Floyd Cops Tournament Sports Summary 4ND IAYINCII COMPANY LOANS Ul' TO SlaoO Ava!~ Througll Our 125 E. MAl~ C·M I!OMIIIOT, 0. 'OIIIf'l"'' \ ' • PRATT & LAMI!II!:RT t 1 V apex •• a FLAT WALL FIIISI Achieve tho exact, hilh otyle do<or you wont with <aoh minimum of ,_ and bother. odorl011 Lot••·-· Pfd, Vapex Flat Wall Finiah makes it ao uq, Rolla brulbao on to a full-bodied, volvety nniah. Drioo • ··'"' minutoa.llruaheo and rollero doaD quickly with ~::t:~~~ wam. Pumitui'e no be beck irl plec:e almoot dilltely after peintina. y..,11 find lantl-latinll v ...JI'Iot WaD ftniah av.U.ble in White and tho newoot d...,..tor eoloro. POMEROY . ' • t· •:.,= boat ll1o Soottle Pllott M a· 5-I ll~anirw loot 1•·.1 . tlll1ibltl'"' - · ' for""''"· --- ----- . lin"' wao till So•toro' thlnl wla ill 10 811110' wder IIIMpr Ted WUiillno , , , H<IIIOrl by Alex J m - Lot 1111 aad JohN~~' Boaeh led ll1o Clnclrlatl RedJ to 1 W decloloo over till Now York Yankooo. Doll FlvioUch'o- a!JIIIo C(- I oi&llth 111111111 •• tile Chlcaao White Sox dofolted the Konolo Cll;l' Jlolol)o 4...2 • • • Two orroro b,y ohorilt<Jp John Kemod1 11101 a Wild pitch by Bob Rlchmonl elllbled the Clicqo C1jJo to y,.., ...................... .... . . 1111'1 - . . , IIIQfik; Paul Blolr'o' ...........tJw o(JIIIe, olllblod till 11111-.e Orloloo to 1eon Uno Nil In till ..hldal Uld boat till t4. Dllve llcNo111, Gono Uld Eddl1 Watt held the Brave1 to lin bllo. Glr)o llolmon'o hclnor, I - · r111 by Dai Uuar ud a lw<><'lll o(JIIIe by Fror'· ilolr·. lrd oporkad a li»nnt, el(bthllllil!c 1'1111 which llllad the Waoh(JIIton Slnltoro to a 10.0 will over tho "'"'- Allroo. It by elalmlng Its oeCIIId B)' United Preu 1nlerallbW stralallt UUe, Columbus Eaat W. L. Pet. GB became on1.r the third Cla11 AA teom otoce 1924 to 1'111 oil thot x~tbnOre . • 57 Z5 .695 PhllocloljJbla •• 55 26 .679 2 foot New York • •• . 54 28 .859 3 111 United Preoa lnler~au-1 to~ lllddletown turned the trick Bolllon ..... . 47 34 ,580 9\1 Tlltre Is I feellnr out ID Loo (;Qionl Perry ol the Son • three dllferent occalions, ClndlllaU , • •. 40 41 .494 1f\O Arweteo that the Now York Fraacl1<0 Glanlo and Jim Nash while Cleveland Eaot Tecll dOOl- Delrolt .••••• 32 50 .390 25 Knlcka wiU bo 1'0IU1'1Ilar to plo,y ot tho Ookland AthleUca •eh ar_,, lnated the tourney In 1938 Uld Mllwaukoo . . •. 27 n .329 so the Labro In tho Nau-1 turned to a otrq pltcbtng Well Comer, who 24 houra earlier 1939. BaokotbaD A11oci&Uon plo,yoft performance. Perry allowed 001 W, L. Pet. GB Utle round. woo bothered by a ltrlj) throot run arMS seveJ:l blt1 in seven DaytGo !livers lo the oalJ X-Lol Anlolel 55 27 .671 IIIII wao -ectlve qailllt ToLoo Arweleo rullad Now fillings as the (;lanto dNJbod lodo Libbey. was devlllaUng Ill team Ill tournament blotory ..: Atlanta .. .. • 48 34 .585 7 York's chance for a second the Colllornla Arwelo Uld Nash eltller Cla11 AA or A - to will san. Fraa. -; • • 41 41 ,500 14 the champioosblp 111111•· place llnlsh In the East Sunda1 )'folded one run end three bits Soturdey Not oni.Y did he chip In with three stralsflt, stlvero wont au Son Dlollll •• • ' 37 44 .450 17\1 nliht by boaUrw the Knlcko 12ST-Ie Wino In five lmlngs as the Athletics 17 (IOinto, but the bull-ohCOII· the way In 1928, 1929 and 1930. Chlcqo ..... 38 49.io3 22 lll, auurlng the Laker• of the lqlped the Clevlllaad Indians 7• NEW YORK (UPO- ~ East IUI!fl School held a ric- Seattle . .•••. 30 52 .S341 25 dared IOIIIor pllled dowa 15 r&home CIOlfi advantoro ohould 4. delated Booton CoUeao .76 to bouodo. Topther Balle!! .... tory auembly today, when Phoenix . • . • • 16 66 •J9e 31 the two teams meet tn win the National lnritatloa on other frort.s: Bob Rd:lert-- T...,.,..nl. x.Oincbed dlvloloa dtlea. COmer comblaod lor three loll they received a trophy from ciwq>l..,.hll) p)lj'. son'e tllree-.run homer led the llmclo,y's Raoulta rwbounda thaa the &DUro Con- UPI In recognition of a third The Lakers c - 1 - the Pltl&burgh Pirates to a 5-I straight regular seaaon cham~ Los Anielea 128 New York 111 1m team. sea1011 with a 55-27 recont and triumph over the lllnneaota Fonl Wins Weolhoro_, a wiry 6-7 lor- tJ(oaablp. Booloa 120 BaJUUiore 98 New York llnlohod at 54-28. SEBRING, Fla. (IJPO- A TwlnB despite 1 homer by Ted On $mday they wore honored Detroit 158 Cblcqo 114 -d, IID!ahed with 25 p>lnlo Now York, cooq>lttlrw Its Uhlaender Uld two blto by Ford f"l'4() OUIAiuolod a Ferrari IIIII 15 rebouodo. n was a (IOOd with a downtown porode hero. Mllwlllkee 128 118 reeullr season In third place roolde Chuck l11111el • • • Dllw to win the 1~ 5ebrlatl (Only pmea seltNIIocO behind Pbllade(Jlhla, ,_ meeto e.mn.nee auto l'ILce. Monda,y'1 Gamet Eaatern UUlst Baltimore In the Son Dlqo va. Boatoa at PhD- division temi-tlnala. The 76ers Sete l!Aicord adelphia p)lj' fwrlh place Boatoo. It will MINSK, U.S. S. R. (VPI)ClnchmoU at PhUadelpbla be the Lakers ani Son Nlkolal Flnkln ol Ruula set a (Only games oChNllocO Francisco In one Western 201knoter world breast otroke Dlvtoloo oemt!lnal Uld Atlanta record by cow.rtrw tht dlltlnce ••· Son Dlero In tile other half In 2:25.5. of ll1o bracke~ Lo.o Angeles rode Keith Wino llaniiCil> Erickson' 1 strollJ third quarter ARCADIA, Collt (UPOoutput ot lt points to recover NEW YORK- INEA)French-bred Taneb won the from a 63-59 ha1lllme deficit It Frank Quayle did not think $57,700 Son Lolo Hay HandiCOII was ever-9(Jtent Jerr.Y Wett 10 well of himself last sum· at Santa Anita by a lalt~eDIIh leadh• ll1o Laker atlock, mer, which-by most esti· By United Prell International glvlrw Aogel Cordero, Jr. , blo however, with hie 34 poUts. mates-was rather silly. Ealll fourth wiMOr oflllo day, · ·After aii;•1Vho ·had .hotter 'II'. L. Ptt. GB Each o! the ave start101 Knlcka KOl'ed In dCOiblo nauru Willis reason io thiDk Wen of tllin· Nodout>te By Nolli . . , IDdlaDa, . ... 42 32 .5U Reed led ll1o cf,jJ with 26 aelf? Kentueky •••• 39 32 .549 1\1 HALLANDALE, Fla. (1JP0(JOints. Mlaml •• .• . . 39 34 .~34 2\1 Wasn't Quayle the finest Court Iloceoo tt~oet Nodouble to In other Sunday £1,1r.Jt, Mlmooota •. .. 34 39 .455 7\1 University or Virginia halfwin tho $120,100 Gulfalrtaln Bo- defeated lllltlmore 12&New York .... 17 57 .230 25 back since B u II e I Bill HandiCij) by a ..... 98, Detroit CJ'IIahed 011caao 1~sDudley? Wasn't he probably Welt 114, San Diego belt Atlanta 12Sthe best lacrosse player In W. L. Pet. GB Sundoy J21 and Milwaukee stopped the school's history? Wasn't X -Oakland • • • 54 17 •761 11QYd Vlclltrloua Phoenlx12S-118. he a top student in a univerDenver • • •.. 42 31 ,575 13 JACKSONVILLE, F1a. (1JP0 Baltimore, apin restina aome sity of lop students? New Orl01111 •• 41 32 .562 14 8al' flQYd woo the Greater Still, as he sat there, playDaDao ..•. , . 37 35 .~14 1'1\1 oC itl starters, bcwed before Open troll tourney Jackaoavllle Boston veteran BaUey Howell's Ing lifeguard under Florida Loa Anlolea • • 32 39 •15 I 22\1 In a oudden dooth p)lj'oll with 22-pollt perfonnance and a 201unshine, Frank Quayle con· ..... 21 50 .296 33 Girdner Dlckln1on. (101111 effort by sam JCIIIOo. Jack vlnced himself: x.CUnehed Tltla, Marin was the Bullets' big gun '&lndl,y'• Ralllits "I'm probably too short Takoa Tourney with 19 polnto. When the draft comes, I Florldl123 Now York Jot PORT CIIARLOTIE, Fla. Detroit set ao aD-tlmo cl,jJ Front Quayle can't hope for much higher llldlano 132 llfme- 113 (UPOKathy Wbltw-'a 218 acorfnl record with Its 158 than seventh round. That's (Oni¥ piiiOI -oc0 won the ct.rlotte wcmen•a polma aplnot ll1o Bulla Uld all there is to It" lfondey'o Gomes lovltatlonal rolf tourney by a lbe Atlantic Coaat Confer· recorded on aJ1..tlmo tallllme Eacb .year, the professloaaJ Denver at Routon ence's Player of the Year. stroke. mark of 83 poinlo. Happy loolllaU drall expotea more (Oni¥ pme othe611od) And then, a week before Hairston'• 28 (IOints Uld Walt It-year-old super me a 11 Bfr Lo.oero the draft. the pro scouts beBallamy's 2$ hlliped tho Plotoaa •feeding morlalo than any gan to say things. COIIIIACK, N.Y. (1JP0-The ather In alit u II on. Nearly with another club standard- 67 New York Nets set an every fall, lhe ftoeol player Dallas, says Quayle, to flold rolla In a ofnlle game. lOW A TO COIIPETE American Baokathlll AoooelaIn lhe blatory of tome llae famous for s o m e of the llETROIT (UPO Iowa Bob Boc:aer held 'IJ Odeqo's HUMORIST Joe PepltoH ot oalveralty (rodo lho eamp11. things It says. The Cowboys Uoo record ol 57 los101 In 1 Yaateet 1001 tluoap llle University l)"lllmlts wW repre- fllhUrw coloro with 23t>olnts. Male studeatl 1land a1Ide u said : "II we don't get you ... ..., Uld earned the rilht to Rick Adalmaa ocored au blo "loll (love" reatiM at Fori sent the Ill& Tan Ill the NoUonal H walks to cla11. Glrla gel in the first round, we will Laaderdale, Fla. Hopollllly, droll Lew Alclnd'"' after looilll Collegiate AthleUc AoaoclaUoa 22 (IOIDis lo the ooconl haU In bo foultl 11. aweaty p a I m 1 wben. lie definitely get you In the secto lilami123-J09. 1mUea. clomtJ(oooblpo In Seattle AprU · rllllJinl Son Dlero to victory Ill ond." U but t h e Unlveroi(J ot a preview 11 Its tJ)ayof( aarleo And then (drum roll) Washington said : "We lllchlpn como away with tho with Atla111a. Fourteeo of comes the dralt. The coUedon't have a ftrst~round pick, Adelman' a points were netted in glate bero, clad In purple, but we hope you're available conf~tce onula1tlc1 tiUt. crowned with glory, sits by in the second." 'l'lii' Wolvartnes IOtaled 189.90 the third period earouta to a HAVEN'T STARTED his telephone on a day in Los Angeles said : "We've t>olnta lnclodiOI the trllqoollllo Rockote' record of 43 (IOinlllor January and walls. First got you In our first three event wbleh lo not recqpiiHd a1 a o(JIIIe quarter. Elvin llayeo DINNER YET? round? Seeond round? Any rounds." 1 challlploaoblp oven! under aod Pat Riley ohared Son ...... RELAX! round? Green Bay said : "Lots of Dlllo'• 1001' 1 111 bllh with 25 NCAA ruleo, Iowa thuo tile people cut down your aize. Frank Quayle, a S·fooi·IO, p>lnlo eoch. Zolmo Beall' wao ri&llt to COII!polo In Seattle. but you're as big as Jim W pound Garden City, N.Y.. lqJ man for the Hawke with 24 Taylor was when he got out native waited. "So much dePot tho kldo Io the cat and drift to Son.,• a aod lot polnla, of college. We hope we gel oends on the draft," he said. hi• fix •l•nor tonl..t. Ho lo11 tho co . . loto ootou of Mnwaukle, which tas the a shot at you." :.If you can go firat or sec· Quayle ltadl lllmoeU faeeci clln•••, unclwlchea, an• bevera1•• ell tht fa•llr NBA draft ri&llts to Law 3nd round, you 1re usually set San Francisco said : "You wllh lbe pl'Oipeel ol Uvlq lovool For a lfOClal S,rlq ovary chll• 1.... for life." are one of our top 100, wtuch Alclodor, boat PhoeniX us-us to make a - d • ~vllllli means you'D go in the first - ICE CREAM Amerleaa Foolbail ....,.. Ill 1 bollia ol loot .Place toamo. A firsl • round . selection three rounds ." leam lhlo faD. usually means a six-figure F'"rtlo & Locotl f'l1m the -Bucko' - · oc•dlllo 38 points "When you. put all those three-year, no-cut contract, IOJ1pOd Dick "Yau INk over tH people MIDDLEPORT things together, It does oomeQuayle said. Second pick Vaa Aradllie laDled 31 for that Jot dralled - • 01 yea lhlng for your expectations," gets around $110,000 and a •• yoa'n ja1t 111ft y01'n Phoanlx. he ' explained. " You expect fwo.year, no-cut pact. Third beUer," be llid. ~'l'lll M& Jo go higher." choice usually goes to a slo1e Ia lloiiJ dltla"""ld, player who can fill a particWhen It was over, how· lbouJh. I'm nre Jliere are ular poallloo on lho team. ever, Denver picked up Iota of olllen. "How much they pay him," Quayle In the fifth round. "Actuany, l'ro . not thlt he said, "depends on how "I lound that the coachdi..ppolnled DOW. It WCM'ked badly they need him." Ing stall makes the final out about lho way I thouaht From here, the benefits It would. I hear Denver'• decisions," he said. "The drop oft at an alarming rate. a great town. I only have scouts don 1t reaDy have anyNo nHd to worry if Uncle Sam oays you're "By the eod ot Iaiii oum· one &ripe. I wlob lho acouls thing to do with It other than a liHie ohort thi1 limo. You oupply the naed mer, I had no &real npeeta· would have kept their report wh•t they aee. Tho Uooo," be nil. But Jlleo · m ouths abut. " coaches do lho evaluating." and we supply the money. You may want Qtoayle led Vlr..illa to llo to get oome extra caoh too, fell' your own Now, Instead of 1 •11 dill wlonlog ieaooo 11~1 Ia lioluJI and DI·CUI mdroef, good UH. Give uo o call. oearly zt yean. He became coil.. By bulldb&ll . . . .. I Regains Hitting Eye , ., �. ,_ • • . ·Dissent, Ikmocracy and Foreign Policy, •*• ' The ·Great Decisions What Role is there for Minority Opinions many Americans got the il'tlPression that Johnson was WASHINGTON (UPO- not telling them the whole, President · Nixon Is determined unvarnished truth about U.S. By LOUIS CASSEL'> UPl Senior Edttor to avoid what he regards as Lyndon B. Johnson's greatest !allure: His inability to win public sUDJ)OI't tor his foreign policy. For NlxOI\, as for Johnson, in~olvement in Southeast Asia. This lack of public conlldence In the President's candor spread to his domestic policies as weU, am in time reached a point where Johnson felt impelled to anythtna like tile Immediate has to lake Is 0110 that Is not pq,ular, ha has to O"Piatn It to some contemporary advocates the American people and pin of uPirth:lpatory democracy" insist it should have. Presidents their oup~" Nixon was asked Whether, 11 ln far less strong.,itled than Lyndoo Johnson have felt that it light o! the elfilerience ot your would be a dereliction of duty to predecessor, .. be felt he could subordinate their own judgment "kOOII American pubUc optnlonln or the TW.tion's best interests Uno ti the Vtetrw.m War were te aiD tack with every shift in the go on for months or even impact oo foreign policy tllat Vietnam wtll be tile acid test renounce any ambition for another term ln the White wtOO of public senttmeli:. !or presidential leadership. Washington, Jefferson,. MidisJohnson Bunked the test. House.. Nixon, a keen sttlient of on. Lincoln, Woodrow Wilson. During the latter years of his presidency, he fouiMI himself confronted by increasingly hos- tile public opinion oo the Vietnam issue. It stemmed in part l'rom weariness with a war that seemed umrimable. But it also retlected a widespread ir he ftndo that the couroe he years." Doesn't E>pect COnfrontation He replied that he doeon't e.,..t to be controntod with the politlcal processes, views John- both Roosevelt& and Harry S problem of a war dragging on son's Vietnam troub1es as a Trmnan, to choose only a few 11 years.,. Theil he said: for cla~~&ic example or the way in conspicuous examples, freQJ~ent.. u As far as American public which public opinion senes as ly took steps which they knew check on would be u~ular, aiXI rode a President's Creedom ln the out the ensuing storm of pqbllc an extra~onstitutional opinion ts concerned, I think q•stl..,., pUblic . op\nliln ln 1' etrect, a · "thin marke~" -1! minority ot lnloniled, articulate and determined _ . , can ralae a olamor l!hlch miy be heard at tho .. White HOUH U "the wlce of the ~e." BY JACK O'BRIAN Case. In Point NEW YORK _ "GIIYI a n d The pere.w.l coolrO,.rc, over nomina an imboollldor te :J)QI11"101>priter Frank LoBothe VaUcao Ia a caae to point. aer noln theholll!ltal tlvol!llllkl end llliU doeon't know for In all likelihood, • malorlty of .......... ·-'a worried Jtmp the Amertcu II re- .... ,,......, m.,. ol. amut qulred 111 e"Pro•• an . opinion, aboUt the ..pooton i>hoelther would fawr diplomatic , tea ln formor.undersround Plbf tlcaUona lllddenly eurfaclng with ropreaeldatlon at the celdar o the moot expllcltlalthlmqlniblo one of the world' a flneat , RUde eentnlormat10111!1therlrw -orkl, .... Leaving ~ 1 or would say that they dldo'l trelolda oomel!hat leaa than the -te. ot a few IHrl care much one way or the Hnaa1lonl other. But to a certain '"llllenl o! the Protestant cOIIIIIIIIlliiY, thl 1 Ia a red tlag t11ue. '!1le mere statement that the prosldenlls conalderlni UPIJ(ntment of ao amboaoador .to the VaUcon will brllv the White House a small deluge of protestlrw mall and tele8l'ltlts. It has happened many limee, most recently within the P88t month. U.S. soe>port for larael Ia .... I' a payment-<leferrod -they atartod It .... Racllo 1~"::: cornered Mar)' LIDcleay ed about rumora lhot obe didn't reallY Uke Iota ol. lfl¥or lJncl. eay'a style: "Who eald lbot'l'' ahe snapped, ''lboae People 1n Queena? 111e anow•a melted DOW!., a.et 'em eat eake, ell?) ProbobiJ the best • known !lim ln&lllr!' gent In llal¥, Rome'oGlannl Perdlcarl, 11 hoapltatlzed with 1 tine collecUon Or buoted ribs oulterod ln a wintar fell ago PTA Will Plan District Meeting low. oxtenctotl !rotD lbo Whllt> Floy<l -rson'a ""-'rltll . dOWn md be 101 - l i packpartner bill' 11ai11n..t Ia p. ed o11 "' liaiJ ...'U.e ·!lrat .,.. · u a bls at Jlil>iloo :• ftl . . . chanp ohlp almply by wiring U, S. IIJIY-b<ISI Col. Wild· BIll l!ecords .... SlzziWUIIICII'I illout • Dooovan, tnvltlng him too "codt- 11&110 H.pourtl 8Dd wrf\el', WU- · : tatl party" at hlo prht., Eilts Uam Rose reelb' obould walt 110- : Ute!J until Roae goll the dl· · taliDd dip. vorce. :• Sophia Loren's mad attheU.S. Ra1 Bolger Ia a oattonel tr.... ; taaman who wanll a sta • !rguro ollce <I her htlh lees for a ..,.. ure deaervlna brtgllterlleelmttt : p1e o1 old u.s.....cte movteo .... than he pta from overythln& Ill • Aretha Franklin fru8god at the his neW mallcal "Come a.m.. " mer.'' .... IUo bUthe pertorm- : huge Honkl Monko dlacotek In anoe to llllul!od by the • L. L City but her I... crushed pa~che bo'o coo;tllaMI,y llfnk.. ; ber IDIZZ1 Caddie 8Dd smaahed 1ng lntQ oo the Lunt • Fontamo • witulaw .... Mllllonalre theatre cnmer Jimmy Nloderlandoi' (The Theltre ata&t - but ptatniJ DOt :. • Polace on BdwJ, te name ~st lor long. .Plano lor the dlatrlct spring ence, and the committee chaireonferenee or the Ohio Congress men are .Mrs. Robert Roberts, o1 - · end Teacher• will be Jllblicattons; Mrs. WU!tam Qh. linger, hospitality; Mrs. Margar~~ameetlogo$odulod!~ 7:30 Thurllday night at the Pome- et Brown, favors; Mrs. Virgil Windon, registratloni Mrs. Joe roy Elementary School. Bolin, reservations; Mrs. Char· The conference wiD be held lotte Willford, program; Mra. on AprU 26 at the Middleport Elementary School. Ivan Ro- Herbert Hoover, coffee houri and mine, district otllclal, will be Mrs. Charles Letvls, table decor. bUt'- mo} q,de!IJ wed beouti!Ui Char- lene Qtstalaon .... All • Negro •'\Vest Side SIA>ey" will tour the U. S. and overaeaa .... 111e rl sIng . . - . . tnoptred otyltoh HORSEBACK RIDING, ARCHERY and awlmmlng will be lntro· duced Into the Girl Scout t1a1 camp program which wnl be held thta year at Royal Oek Park the tatter part o! June. · · Emphaato o! the _ day camp program lor Brownies wW be on the beolc skills. Camp booklets have been distributed to troop consultant arw:l leaders ar-e asked to aecure the material rrotn the consult- here ThurldaY night to assist in ants. . plennlng for the conference 8Dd The tlnt traini~ session for day cainp persomel wUl be held on ~rll 8 at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. Each troop Is to provide at least!our wlunteer workers lor day cemp; The second training session wUI be held on ~rll 15 at Royel Oak. MIDDLEPORT TROOP 5 A udrapout" party - for girls who were once in Trcxv 5 but .. ...----·-, . ;.. . lor ' YOUR IIITAIIUUIIOIII 9if§\~ Melody Shqgs. GrQ~V singing and a game conducted by Cindy Glaze and Cheryl Woods opened the party. Kelloe Burdette and Miss Woods poured the Kool·Aid and Tam! Hollman and Cathy Baker served the sandwiches. Debbie and Becky Coleman were also guests at the party. . ::r..·,. ;I 1 Saturday tile Drummer Girt Patrol went to the !arm o! Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Nease and !rom there hiked to Royal Oek Park. Tak· lng the hlke were' Mary and Fay WUson, Venida Gibbs, Susan Powers, and Mrs. Wallace Powers, leader. Plana were discussed duri~ last week's meeting to attend the cadette camporee In May at Sandy Bend near Elizabeth, W, Va. The troop staged a party recently atlhe American Legloo hall Davis-Warner lns.. aUendecl by apptW!mateiJ 50 ~couts and their IJUeata. Hotdotio, polt>to chlj>s and pop were served and the group played records and danced durtrw the evening. Chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schuck, Gerald Anthony, Mrs. Jolm Krawsczyn, Mrs. Fred Gibbs, Jr., m:l Mrs. Wallace Pow- Easter Footwear era. ·Fanu'lyAffni-.. POLLY'S POINTERS Makes French Poodles FAMILY r With Odds and Ends ,,By ~O~J.~ .CR-\MER H" ·n..o'- ao · X''. I( . . at no extra cost! . .l •• l' ~ :J Whatever your intended message may our deportment has trained and ex· perienced people to help you present your material in the way to assure :I ·t I ; c maximum results.let us help you handle a small space ad or a complete campaign. This department also makes r c available, at no extra cost to the ,,c advertiser, the Stamps-Conhaim & Metro 0 Advertising Service. This Service of 0 ••do custom art and copy has contributed tr greatly to the ad-success story of ., IJ ...... had a good reason to be In Vlt>tnam, the cost o! ala)'tna pera•sive-lf lack of progreu at the Paris peace talks should IN!ke it neceo81ry lor him "' sell the public on tnde!lnlte comtnuatlon o! the war. But he hq,ea be woo't have to cross lbot bridle. many businesses. THE DAILY SENTINEL PHONE 992-2156 WE'LL HELP YOU PLAN •nd BUILD 0 We have 1 aarage to match your home and your pockatbook. Stop In Mrs. Sales Canfmed To City Hospital Mra. VIola Salea, mother ol. Harold Chase ol Mlddleport, Ia a pettenl at the Lattoaster City Holll!ltal. Mra. Seles oultered hlp aDd collarbone lncturos In a loll at her bomo. !Jle will be 83 In April. Mr. 8Dd Mro. Chaae, Mro. Gerold Aotholl)', Mra. Roymottd Uevlni o! West COlumbia, end Mro. David Jea. !dna ol Port- were In Lattoalller over the weekend te be with Mro. Seloo. 0 eoon. e FOR ONE OR e e will provide entertainment lor Iorence material are asited ti> mao Burdette Is the Middleport .attend. Mrs. WUUam B. Downie Ia PTA chairman for the Junch· general chairman ror tile conter. eon. the conference and Mra. New- STJT(;BJN' TIME Handknit Sweaters on the Scene ly J'lJDY LOVE ' . Handknit sweaters are perennially popular-and to· day, especially, the toppers you knit are seen In all Ute best places. Thanks to Ute supersmart looks in skirts and panll, sweaters are the '69 look. The two sweaters I'm lea· turing today are class l c cardigan shapes with a new zest in pattern and texture. Knitting instructions for the slimming, vertically ribbed raglan topper are available in siZes small, mediunt and large. The striped V-neck cardigan, wblch makes a smart suit-look with ettlter pants or skirts, can be knitted in sizes 12 to 16. Both are easy to make in Coats and Clark yarns. For your copy of aa In· alruetloa leaOet for both styles, oead 511 ceota to Stitchla Time, P .0. Bo• 503, Radio Clly Station, New York, N.Y. 10018. Ask for leaDot SIM and loclade your ume, addreu aad zip code. KNIT KNACKS DEAR JUDY: Many of my friends and ' I would like to know how 1o keep handkntt cardigans from "riding up" in the baek. I have had this problem with a handknit coat, aa well. Can you .help :.:us?-Mrll<!EI!iC.o~. !!1.¥.. . '"- c·. y . h . DEAR MnS. < ou ave a problem which is common among many of us knitters. The cause of lhe problem wlll delermine lhe way to correct lt. Usually it's caused by a slid!! tendency to one of three physical char· acteristtcs-roWid shoulders, away-back or dowager's hump. It's important to remember that these are tend· encies only. Most likely your mirror won't even show thai theae charactedsties extsl, but handkolts can be af· fected by !hem. You can easlly adjust your knlttlnl, too, to make cer· tain that your coats and cardigans fit smoothly. You simply work short rows . Probably you've had experi· Ray L. (Mae) . dle_port; the was an active mem... ber ol. Heath Methodist Church. !Jle Ia 111rviVod by her husband, two claugllters, · Mrs. Wnltam Nazarene, Rev. A. E. Mllleri (Clara Loutae) Coopero!BreckoUntied Presbyterian, Rev. Llneon vllle aod Mro. Joe (Vtrlfnlo.} stebblna; Asbury United Metho- Fallon ot Atlanta, Ga., olx graoddist Charge, Rev. Wendell Slut- chUdren, 8Dd one great-grandlor; !\Yracuse • &!tlon United eon. ~at Charge, Rev. Paul A. Funeral arrangements are be-Sellers. Ing completed by Jager Funeral TENT 95, Daughtet'l ol. Un. ilome In Athena. ton Ve!Mans, 7:30 Mmtla1 ntgllt . - - - - - - - - at the D,A,V. Hall. LYDIA cmcLE, I'Ujneroy sonic Temple; Marge Crow, United Methodist Church, 7:30 hostess. ldootla1 night at the church. Mra. WEDNESDAY Roy Reuter, program leader. I POMEROY LIONS Club noon MEIGS BAND BOOSTERS, luncheon Wedjlesday at United Monday, 8 p.m.} Meigs H t g h Metho:llst Cll.1rch social room. School ca!eterla; Plans te be Program planned. All asked to completed lor band b~et. attend. TUEIDAY WILDWOOD !iAHDEN Club, 7;. LADIES AUXILIARY, D r e w 30 Wednesday, at home of Mrs. Webster Poat, 39, American Le- VIctor Hysell; Mrs. Mason Fish, glon, 7:30 1\Iest111 night at the er end Mrs. MUten Roush, CO· holt. SOUTHERN BAND Booeters, hostesses. Mr~; EdWar~ Crooki, ll r I. Thomas Kelly, 8Dd Mra. Rtdioit Vaugban ol the Mlddl.,.rl Flrlll united Prelbyterialf CburstO _. tended the Chrlotlan EtUeallall Seminar held In Chllllcothe'the weekend. The aemlnar wao ..,..._.... the Scioto Preobytary ~ bell at the Holiday [tin. Fealurod ·f rtday nlgllt speeker waa the ' - · Tom NlccoUa ol Athens. shops aod study seas!Oaa ,... ' held on Saturctey . W-- ' Yes, Gwt11dol1/11. a !>m'· gain ba s ement is what you get with some lour cost homes. MEIGS -JHE~ DE TONIGHT & TUESDAY MARCH 24 • %5 RACHEL, RACHEL (Technicotor) Joame Woodward Estelle Parsons Colorcartoons: Chimp & Zoe SHOW STARTS 7 P.M.' 1\Iellday, 7:30 p.m. at the hlgll school; Plans to be made to lete Installation ·FREE ESTIMATES send band students to state con· test. GRAND MASTER Robert A, HetlBhaW to apeak ,'IItellday at Middleport Masonic Lodge 363, F, and A.M.; dinner at 6;30 p.m., followed by entertain· mont. All Master Masons tnvll· od. LADIES AUXILIARY, Feeney· Bermett Post 128, American Le- gion, 7:30 Tuesday nigllt at tile hall. LADIES AUXILIARY, Racine American Legion Post 602, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at post home. PAST MATRONS, Pomeroy Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday at the Ma· miliar with the problem and can point out the cause of it for you. Once you know the cause, you'll know where to work lhe short rows.-Judy. Smart cardigan shapes ore eosy to knit in rich pat" tern and texture. . /~1\h . 31\0rUpw~ but, ,I(,. DQI, ItS done by WOrkmg <0 , the end of a row and slipping the last stitch. Now, knit the rows, two short rows again. other end also in order to work back. In this way, you work the extra rows in with· out disturbing lhe edge of your work. ·'Ill•• Very likely you will need to work four to six short rows to correct the problem. Remember, however, not to work them aU at once. Do two short rows, two regular rows, two short rows again. and so on. If the improper !it of your cardigan is caused by a slight indication of either round shoulders or sway· .back. start your short rows ~ight alter doing arm hole decreases. If a~oblem fit is 'Clusell by a alighl dowager'&• hump. work the short rows at the top before you begin shoulder decreases. If you and your mirror can't ~ecide which of the two is causing your knits to ride up in the back, ask your favorite saleswoman at the SHIRT .FINISHING ~ SAME DAY S~~VICE In At 9 - Out At 5 Use Our Fr.. P•rld"t Lot Ro•lnson's Cleaners 216 E. 2nd, P•m•ro, 90 Mill St., Mlddltlpart store where you buy yarn. ll's quite likely that she's fa. BATHROOMS • SEPTIC TANKS •HEATING SYSTEMS • •AIR CONDITIONING • Just Received A Truckload Of New Furnaces SPE~IAL CASH & CARRY 120,000 BTU $16 9 --ARNOLD BROTHERS GAS FURNACE 992·2448 PLUMBING & HEATING POMEROY, 0. • • 3·1N 1 STOP BURNING 0 ne~ little cost. EXTRA STORAGE Maybe you prefer a carport that 0 0 0 • •• • 0 0 • LIVING ROOM • DINING ROOM •HALL WAY • NYLON CARPET (BONUS) 501 ON YOUR provldn covertd ptay space as well as Clr protection. Add a stora1e wall for toola and toyo. ALL-3-COMPLETE .FOR ••• $298 • • -• GARAGE DOORS •• •• •• FIBERGLASS AWMIN"'M -• ~',W\illl - By Unltetl Prell lnternallonel Today lo Maida¥, March 2f, the ll3rd t1a1 ot1969 with 212 It> ,'119·~· follow. '!1le moon II opproo.cblng Ill ftr. 'IJ81'IF. 111e morning ataro aro MtJ-cury anc~· Mara. 'nte etenlnl stara oro VeDIS. .q,lter 1!111 ~ On lido t111lt> hlslor7: Ill leGS illllattd 8Dd SCOIIand wore joined UDder James XI of Almosl unbelievable - bul lhe carpel padding and all labor is included al !his amazitlf!IY low price! 501 Nylon •• • •• Today's Almanac Seolland. Instrumental and vocal stu~ dents in Meigs County schools on Sunday Smtth oe CoolYIU•, Iormor real- ol Middl.,.rt 8Dd Athena, died !1mday at Holzer Hospital, GeU!p>. Us, During her reoldettey ln Mid· . Mrs. MONDAY UNION EVANGELISTIC Cru, oade, Montil1 throUgh 1burllday. at Asbury United Metllodlst Cbureh, 7:30 p, m., ayracuse; meoaegoa by mlnlotero of parttclpallng churches, Church ol. In Chillicothe • Uit~s 0 space for one or two cars, addinl Just two addltlpnsl foot to lenath or width will 11ve you valuable work or stora1e space It Whether you ·".l'l DEAR POLLY -After you have washed your plastic bags, put paper toweling Inside and !bey will dry without sUcking together. A large-sized. juice de· canter is excellent to hold knitting or crochet needles and yarn. Juat thread lhe yarn through the pour spout.-NIKKI . DEAR POLLY - We re· movej the wallpaper from our living room walls a lew weeks ago. Trying to get all the paste oil was frustrating until 1 tried using nylon net puffs. THese workej like a . charm.-MRS. H. M. garage or carport? TWO CARS be, from a few lines to a full page ad, 1 :J they persuaded millions or ordhary citlzens that even if we there ns becoming teo high. Jobneon tried to keep hla opttooa open by ,...n~ng that the cost of wtthdrewol would be even higher. But he did not succeed, mainly because many pOOj!le had stopped believing anything he eatd. Ntmn !eels he oan be more q lh 4 . little French ·poodles out of nylon net. The materials needed are 1~ yards of 70.inch wlde net, 12 pipe cleaners, throe buttons for the eyes and nose, a three-Inch foam ball for the body, a 1\i!·inch foam ball for the head. a one-Inch roam tube for the neck and toothpicks. Make 32 strips of net three by 35 inches. Roll balls inlo lemon shape, press small ball witb the fingertips to form a snout. Assemble body with toothpicks. For the legs, !old pipe cleaners in half. Gather strip of net in Iii-inch pleats through the cen· ter, Bind in the middle wlth a rubber band and sUp over the pipe cleaner. Use five strips for each leg, and insert the open ends Into the body. · For the tail, use one cleaner doubled and two net strips, dotie as before. Altach to body. For the ears, cut a cleaner in hall and double each piece. Attach three ruffles to each and attach to the head. Cut one cleaner in four parts and double, attach one ruffle to each and insert one between the ears, one on each cbeek and a !ina! one on the chest. Glue or wire buttons on lor eyes and nose. Add colorful hows wherever you would like them.-MRS. J . A. THIS IS AD DEPARTMENT .. I ;1,., , .. POLLY-:l want to 'ttll' ~oyce 1:- how she can ~ ' Week in Middleport have been Two of the posters are dlaplayed in each or the wards. They were made by Bllrbara Anthony, Jyl Beaver, Nancy Buskirk, Venlda Gibbs, Amy Hamm, Mary Krawsczyn, Tina Nlerl, So• ya Ohlinger, SUsan Power•, Debbie Schuck. Mary WUson, Fay wu.. aon, 8Dd Diane Brwnle~. SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE .,.1111 Clean~.~J made and displayed In tile community by members o! C.dette Troop 185. The girls made the posters at the request or Mrs. Pearl Reynolds serving as chainnan lor the Middleport Amateur Gardeners who are working in conjunction with the village on Clean~.~> W"eek. MARY JUNE'S BEAUTY SHOP New automatic hearing aid Zenith Moderator CADETTE 185 Tf:n posters to point 11' j aUons. A beke eele wao plamod for April 5, with the proceeds to 110 to the HeconcUtaUon Fend 8Dd to llW'ehase hlmoal• when the Youth F ellowoltlp met 3lnday ntght at , Heath United Methodist Chur<h. A district meeting was anIIOIItced lor April 20. GleMa ~ague concllcted devotions, aod lor the progzam, E d d t e Brown ehowed a film entitled '•On the Good Book." Bridgett end Jennifer Goble served refreShments. Others ettendlng wero Sllnc[y Johneon, Mary Bradbury, Twlla Clot.. worth,y, SJ san Power, Brenda Edwards, and the Rev. Max Donohue• reason or otller dropped out - was staged Frtdey night at the Middleport Scout House. Mrs. Jack Coleman' assisted Mrs. Richard Vaughan, leader, with the J)8rty., Former members of the troop who were guests were Pennee Johnson, Tanuny Tyree, Dottie Roush, Krista Morris, arKS that the American people wnl slt)I)Ort a president 11 they are criticism. comuct of foreign policy. told by the president why we bandloader Blllllarrlnalontothla Theoretically, under the Con-. Becomes Factor distrust of Johnson's explanaare tlxtre, what our cbjectlvea deocrlpllon: .. Anti • berberobop stitutlon. that freedom is very Public opinion becomes a tions of why it was right and are, whst the cost will be, an:l quarteta." necessary for America to be in broad. The President is re- ma.ior (actor in foreign poUcy what the consequences would be rum being shot In Yugoalavta qutred to seek the advice and decisions only when. as in the sometimes cited as an example 'lbe story o1 Gilmi'slncar .. \vtetnam. if we took another cc:urse of consent of the Senate only to case of Vietnam, lt is strongly o! minority lnRuence on !orolsn .... 11 In N y City as 80 .·teleaoopea the recent Allin Lacks Public Con11dence action. • , policy, It Is tndubltabl¥ true cera on ' ' formal treaties, and the concur· aOO persistently on ooe side of Delon-bodi'IUard murder 8Dd the Rightly or wrongly, a great "1 think I can perhaps be that the White House and State JblliD nattonel when war broke murder o! Mlq Rooney'a ox· renee of the entire Congress is an issue that excites continuing somewhat effective ln explain- Department carefully welgll aU out between llai¥ and tho U. S. wife 8Dd the Yugoolav with her at reql.lired only for a formal national attendoJL declaration of war. Nixon ls well aware of the Ing why we are there and also U.S. dlj>lomattc moves In tile aller Pearl Harbor to a !aree the time ... . Camelot restaurant Has Some InOuence preponderant public sentiment tn keeping tile American people Middle East In the llgllt of the to end all clowning: his !rlendo gave empi.O)'ts a queationnalre, What Would Happen As a practical matter, Con-- which now favors an early end Informed as negotiations go on. stroogly held and Ylgorouacy ~ one o! who.. ·querleo aslted II the If A Fire Destroyed 1 lnte.-.1 to do so." votced feelings of America'• 6 rJIOSPITAL NEWS grelli has some tnn.uence over to the fighting in Vietnam. emplnye dOes creative work o! In the case of Vietnam, mnlton Jews. But It Ia open te YCMI Home? foreign policy because most "The American pe<ple, I can uy eort .... Waitress Kathy PeoHolzer Medical Centar, First tore'a reply was, uvea, mother· major decisions involve money say from having caJ111)aigned dissent !rom tile ~&lionel policy question whetller tho result to a ard Congress holds the purse · the country, are terribly frus~ became, un:ler Johnson, so more pr~sraelt policy than the Ave. Vtsttlng hours 2-4 8Dd 7.8 hood.'' .... Kathy boesta three Could you ollord to buy o o,.... Dn. Thru Sot. widespread thet It probably p.m. Parente oniJ on Pediatrics government would adopt II It strings. But presidents since the trated about this war and they new home or retJuild your ouch ereaUono .••• Jobn CuoaTu••· lhenl•t a, Appolnf1Rent tlme of George Washington would welcome any · tnitiati ve represented majority public were stmp!J heodtrw majodty Ward. home? You probably hove vetea brougbt along a pocket 11 fire and extended cover• · Admloslons have been more inclined to that they thought could appro. opinion. But what role does publtc opinion. Public optnton chou oet te the Dtreetolro 8Dd PubUcatlon ol admlastona Is brlgllmted up hla IUJlllOf with ogeu Insurance with your notify tten to consult Congress priately bring it to an end on dissent play In foreign policy polls lndlcote that large 111111when it clearly represents a prohibited until !Urlher notice. mortgage, but Is this en• bers oi noo.Jewtoh Americana about foreign policy decisions, some responsible basis," Nixon Peter Falk .... Peter prelero 992-l667 Middle ott ough? this in'surance minority opinion? Birth I are stroogly s)'lllllathetlc te Nor does pJj:)lic opinion have said at a recent White House playing pocket bUUardo, which Under certain circumstances, Israel, which lo wldeb permighl only pay off the Mra. Peul E. Ferrari, Pome- lacks suppertime portabiUty. news conference. mortgage. See ua !Of ad• He went on to say, however. it can still have a formidable ceived as David in an heroic roy, son, 6:45 Lm. Saturdly; Remember whoolhlngagotban. impact. The vast majority of vice. Mro. D01·rell F. White, N e w struggle agelnst . an Arab that a president cannot make nod • In • Bollon'l Now deeorouo Haven, son, 2:27 p.m. Satur- BeaDtown beall N. Y. to lots of foreign poJlcy simply bJ readh~ Amerlcans know little and care Goliath. less about a wlde range or Volcing Du1aent day; Mrs. FraDdln Fassler, lhlnga lnctudlng the Germu-dlrpublic opinion polls: Wrttlng or "tri!W the pros- Jackoon, claugllter, l:tO p.m. Sal· tled aex..fiick ' 4 Mlraele of Love'• "It is the responsibility of a foreign policy lssues which fall Phone 992-2966 president to examine aU of the to touch tllelr prt~te lhes In !dent Is a time-honored way of urtla1. .... V.Uran PhUIJ Newo critic any intlmlte way. On these options that we have. AI'KI then, voicing dissent to lorelsn policy Dlschargeo (a IIOOd one} Jerry Gegllan juot 114 Court St. decisions. Other methoda. fa.. Mrs. Earl W. carr, Mrs. retired .... Charles Petzold Invored by some opponento of the Jamea R. Clary, end Infant eon, herits Jerry'o ~ct-lo-!olVIetnam War, Include picketing Wtulam L. Dobbins, James 17.' !!!!!1!!1111!-1!!!! the White House, jeering the H111h, Mro. 0ma M. HJaeU, Mrs. The amazing heoring aid thol ~Hers out" loud, <UJ president or other hlgll o!Rctats Wnllam A. Jenkins, Mro. Doropainfw~. sudden noi5e .. , l at public events, ataglJW pa· thy E. Jones, Mro. Sidney T, Sudden blasts of noi1e con be uncomfort. ndes and mass demonatradona, Jones 8Dd Infant eon, Mro. James obit. Especially if your hearing aid doesn't and performing symbolic acts G. LeMaster, Mrs. Robert P. shut them out quidly. o! "ctvtt disobedience" such as - · Daolel MeNertln, Mrs. The new Zenith Moderator eliminates this burnirw dnn cards or defacing W. Ray Miller, Randy L. Par· painful discomfort. And it give' yoo this pro· Late looks ... great comfon ...~~r?, the Rag. aono, Jose!ih c. Rlclanan. Mrs. tection outomoticolfy. · . ..... , . ' WbetJ;ter ~se.. m,ore fimn:boy.. ~~c ~~~~ .. ~~: ~ ~R~Ih Atk us for a free demonstration . We thinP ,.' IO,W, IO,W nrJ.Cel>l • · · ·· ' · ' ' •"- tacti ' s· achieve pootllve· litd lnlant m, ~· Mro;<IPaai· II. !'-can-~.,., yeN djsc~mfort. "' - .. : : . ·.:t1 · fI ;~:ulta I; extremecy doubtful Rucker, Aubt'11Y H. RUI1181l, Mrs. ' YERE sMITH AUDIO-VISUALS, INC. 1: .)0 I: P;bltc opinion polls indicated Rotaod J, Samons, Jr., Elwood 16 I, Union St. Athon•, Ohl• 0701 Wlloro Shoos Aro Priced. that their Impact last year was &nlth, Mrs. VIolet D, Teel, Dill· C.ll C.ll•ct 593-7701 0. essentially nepUve- they made nlo F. Ftndle, lolro. Freddie Kel· wuu ... s. on ••• Mgr •• H"''"' Aid Dept. the avenge citizen &14>port · IJ, Mrs. Lamie E. Pope, Rtchadministntlon policy In VIet- ard 0. Blain, Jetrery S. Chal>· nom longer than he otherwise mao, James Cope, Joaepb V. mlgllt have done. Certainly, Detty, Josepb R. Durst, Homer they sttl!ened nther than FugaU, Mra. stephen W. Ham· weakened Johnson's disposition rick, Betty J. JobnllOII, Pamela to slt>nl paL S. McCarty, Derln L. McKee, What Rnally ted to a lolro. Malcolm R. Meeo aDd In· turnabout In U.S. policy wu oot fant daughter, Mrs. Bernie B. the activity o! extreme war &nlth, David L. Vauglln, Mrs. critics but mounting casualty Goldie A. Wallbrown, Mrs. Ron· Uots and the Increasing drain on aid Whetstone, and Mro. Eleolt the federal Treasury, TOptller, D. Long. aster Beauty S'li"O all committee chairmen and ~ era who will be worklrig oo coo- Attend Seminar Mrs. Hay Smith "Don't mind Bernard, he has a thing about privacy." •• •• • •• THIS IS BASED :ON 40 YARDS •.. ; .. ,.• •• • Easy Terms Anan1ed ••• ' . ,.• -- ' I ,. General Thlephone ·. '·304 .EASl OHIO IAift_. , :, '-· . ·, . n POMERD)', ''- """'"" tluu S.t~rda; - 9 •·•· 19 5 P·"'· <!'.,. .,' You know the bit. The sweet ladies from the "Save·A·Muskrat SOciety" are all over the place just when you're trying to ar(ange a hunting trip with the guys. So, it's under the rug . .. -or in the closet .. . or out in _lhe street. Or something even more brilliant: an extension phqne for just a few ceht~a day. Who knows, it might just save your sanity. • . . . . NO AP.POint.ent :·; " ' ,. l· < ' ' ·' \ . ' :t ~ '· ' �- .. --.. -- • • ·6 - Tho Dali)' SOnllnel, Pomero,y·Mlddl...,.~ o., McilldaY, March 24, 1969 'IO'RE Find Everything From Auto's ·To Yo-Yo's In The Sentinel · Want Ads WANT A.D 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY INFORMATION OUDLtNES S '·'"· Dey-eelort Publication Mo~do'y Dndlint 9 a .m. Cone•llations & CoHo ..tiol'll Will bo ocuptod vntll 9 a.m. f(Jf Dor of Publication AEGUL,6. TIONS The Pvltllth.r rottrvU tho right to odit or rojtcl any 11d1 doo!fled oh;.ctioi'ICII. Tile p-ublithtor will not ... rotponsiblo for more tMn one IMOHKI i ntortion . RATES For Wo!\1 Acl Service ' ! eentl pet Word one intortion Mini"'""' Clwu-t• 75c 12 cent• ~~ word throe consocu· tlvo lntortlol'!t . II cants ~· Word si• contocutivo l'! i l'llor1 i ons . 15 pt'• cont Ditcount on paid odt o"'* edt paid within 10 doyt . CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY $1 .50 lor 50 word minil'lnlm . Eo . od.:lltionol ward :Zc. '· BLIND ADS Addit ional 25c Chorgt ptor Ad ¥t r· l l i lt-nf ' 1964 FORD GALAXIE .................. $995 500 H. T. Cpe. VB engine, automatic. White finish . Clean interior, good w-w tires. R&H. Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 8:00P.M. POMEROY, OHIO For Sale or Trade 1968 CAMERO Notice 1967 Flrebird V~, v.s, 4: speed; 4 speed. WANT TO RENT by May I, Call 992-6547 or 992-5748. tJur-room furnished boose, 3-23-Uc t:ath; must have Iarg! garden space, between Pomeroy Auto Sales end Letart Falls. Rent must liiiM ENGLISH Ford, el'Cellent bo reaoonable Write, Todd condition, good tires. Call Rhodes, 615 Foreland St., 742-4211. See Weudall Grale, Pittsburgh, Pa. 15212. Rutland Furniture. ~ 3-21-12tp -NrT be resoonsible fur any debts oontracted by any- one other than myself. Kenneth W. Madden, Rt. I, Middleport, Ohio. :l-2:1-3tjl DUE TO THE harrassment of a certain person I will }lave my phone removed after the 4th of April. f have asked lor help b>~ nothing stons people with ev il minds but God. This has been ~oing on for 21h years cr more. Mrs . Clara Hall, 3·'6 svcamore st. :1-23-3tc Middleport, Ohio 64 Chevrolet .••• $1095 Be lAir 4 dr. Sedon . Power t leerlng . Auto. trant . One Ia• c:ol awner. Belonved to loc: ol merchonl. 63 MercurY ...... ~595 Monteray 4 dr . S.-:lo" . Pow•' 1teering . Auto. shift , Show• good cort. BLAETTNARS BUICK PONTIAC GMCTRUCKS POMEROY your order for strawberry 9fants. Premier, Cat~kill, Robinson, Pocahantas. Dunlap; also Everbearing 68 PONTIAC G'ro. aulmlwtlc; strawberry and raspberry •:rcellenl coodltlon. Selling plants. Midway Market. West due to a dlvorct. Phone JIIIJMain St., Pomeroy, Phone 2596. S-»44e !ltZ-2582. :1-19-&tc LEAVE SEE NEIGLER Building Supply lor building your home, Long time loan avallable. 2-13-tfc DAIBUN/2 W1ntecl To Buy SMITH AUTO SALES ---•-m KAMAUIIA. OHIO. For Rent GOOD GEN'n.iE RIDING horse. Phone 992-2221. 3-2Utc FURNISHED and unfurnished apartmentn. Close to school. Phone 99!-5434. 10-18-tfc ANTIQUES, dlsbeo, fumllllre, dllna cablnelll, old phonographs, clocks, mt.e. Lee 'fRAILER LOTS, Bob's MobDe Court, Syracuse, Ohio on State Ru!l!IIU, 109 Legion Terrac:e. Rt. 124, Phone 992-211111. S-~p 1-11-tfe --- SMAIL FARM, 25 a""es up, good houle, Chester area pre- FURNISHED boose In Pomeroy. flvr rooms and bath. ferred. Raymond Boatright, Call evenings, 992-52112. l<q B'ottom, Oblo 45743. 3-8-lf< S-t-21111 ~URNISIIED TWO BEDROOM apartment. Middleport. Phone 992-3874. 3-9-tfc l!>IMEDIATE OPENING. Established Watkins Route In city ol Middl.,.rt. Experi- MllDERN THREE roum apartence, investment unnecessary. ment, all electric, may be Weekly profits $liS and up at seen by appointment. Phone start possible. Full or part 992-5271. 3-13-tfc time. Write Ruth Bergaus. Watkins Products Inc., Wi- [);'>IE FOUR-room apartment nona, Minnesota &S987. furnished, ground floor; also 3-:14-11< trailer lots and garden and eamn sites on the river. MaSOMEONE to handle the dlsrion Reynolds, Mason. Phone trizution ol Columbus DIJ7'73-5147 3-19-tlc patdl and Citizen - Journal In Porneroy and Middleport TRAILER. Brmm's Trailer orea MUll have ITansporlaPark. Minersville, Ohio. Phone tion. Write Jack Wilkins, 290 992-3324. 3-Ie-6lc Huron st., Jackson, Ohio. '"·" R Opon til 6 Dall• ln,uranC'e n·s terrific tile way we're oell- AtJTI'IMOB!LE lnonranee beoa eanrelled? Lost your """rator's license? can 912-2981. • u tfC ing Blue Lustre lA> clean rugs and upholstery. Rent abam· pooer " · Tiny's Bargalnland. 8-17& 8 transistor, Pocket •iu $3.00 HURRY IN MOW BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE TO SAVE Bryants Dollar Shop 106 Court St. Pomeroy 992-5896 l!l6! FORD Falrlane, liT, VB, !-speed lr.ms·, extra clean. Ph 992-2590. 3-l-llc CASE M!I.NURE SPREADER. FARMALL M TRACI'OR ~·itb cultivators and ferllllzer attachment; Jolm Deere 1-l<lw rom planter. 1101' E. Miller, Rt. 3, Pomeroy. Pllone Chester 986-3817. c 3-it-71 nALMA11AN puppies, S-monlhs old, AKC, tell!JIOI'BrY shots and paper broke: $50 eacb. I'llone 992-'IV'I5. 3-23-21c 9'1 Wlnchemer 12-guage, full dloke. 83H2l7 can New Haven ' --- 3-2:1-$1!1 FOR BETrER cleaning, to ~eep colors gleaming, u s e TIMOTHY HAY, Joe Wippel, Blue Lustre carpet cleaner. near Five Points, Phone 9926410. S-16-0tp Ilent electric !bampooer "· Baker Furniture. 3-24-ttc TWO STORY bouse, B roorno, batll, on Main st. in Rutland, BEATEN DOWN c8ll)el paths go wben Blue Lustre arrives. Phone 742-47'12. S-IU!e Rent electric sbarnpooer. 11. bay gelding Tiny's Bargainland. 3-:11-fte ~IX-YEAR-OLD quarter hOrse. Call New Ho3-23-~tp ven 882-2217. ---- ---- R•al EState For 5•.. ...... __ RODNEY DOWNING Real Eatate Broker One Of MY Two Places Of Business Both Doing Excellent Contact w.ntect ...,....-- Bullllller lladlotor To ..Tho I !>ilnalloiSt H-r core. . HOBSTETTER S-11~ Buslnns S.rvlcet Cf!UCK'S Casll and Carry TV service, save up to one-half on repain. Bring them In and save. Chuck's TV, 152 Bullernut Ave., Pomeroy. 3-23-Hc CURTISS CATILE BI'Oelilng Service. Pbone Part<er 1112Pomeroy, Ohio ~ Pomeroy or 16'1-3251 Coolville eall station. J-1~ 35 FERGUSON tractor, 7-foot Ford mower, new; threepoint hllch blade, new. Two SEPI1C tanks cleaned. Mlller Sanitation, Stewart, Oldo, 14-lnch plows, !-loot John Phone . . . 1-(S.Ue Deere disk. John Deere side delivery rake, Ferguson maC. C. BRADI'OIID nure spreader. See James ~UCI'IONEEII 1\ollon, one mile east of Five Complete Smlet Points oil Rt. 7. Pllone 992PIJ.eNNIII 5001. 3-21-3tc lladae. OMo Crill Bradford 21 INCH RCA TV wHh rwlvel I I tfe stand. phone 74!-5641. S-ll-3tp Am OONDmONING Relrlgeratlon service. Jack's Rolrll· oration, Hew Haven. bone 112-211'111. 4 • * IN PH. 99a.2143 UGAI. MOTtC• 'l'o Ule Xueu&or OJ' Adll111UIU&LC.ot to IUtb of tiM foJlo"' llll • u. rnidel'ltl of tJae St&&e of Coun~J, A~o~..,r.l•ement De will fo r UJl c•p lloua thereto mUit file lbem al · lfilt ftve dm prtor to \he date lit . tur tw.arinll. O.ll'tD under mr lUnd. ana ..-,1. o1 ••ld Court. thl1 llth d.ay ol ""11rch tiODI. ..... • · Ttlo IUPirvillon of Ute opentloo of the HW'fiJe treMmeat plult Old the preparation of dallJ ioeeonlt of OJ*IUoD, lndUollnJ the IUbmiM&OD . Cllrlt a 3; 3 1Do 3 11 ; S M 4tc: JOttlll t;:. IAC0/111 Actlnl JUCIJI anlf e;~~-offleiG CNira of •~ld cevr: 1'1' .lantt I, Morrll ..., • ..,.,. Clerk :.1·11; a-M 1\a ol 1ueh recordl to ~he Ohio Depart,. men• of Heallb .t month17 lldervtoll. f. The performance of web ~er duU11 .. lbe X.:rw &ad COUDCil of Hid VIIIIIJe may dinet, SeeUoa :t. WltJa the approval of lbe Covnell of laid Vlll•Je, the Muor lh1U appoint a eompeteat. perHD to thlll posUion. satd penon lball maiD• tti.Ln acc:ur.te aDd c:ompleie l'I«Jrdl llf 1\11 WQr.. 1Dd aba.ll IUblftlt an ID• lo.'OnctJUDM Of emplO)'mtDt to 1M Ob· nual report \o the )II)'OJ'. Mrved. and mlnlmum ..,... r•* &o Section J . Tba comPI!IllloUOn of the'--'"" paid under 'lhe contraet. SuperLntendent of Sewerate lha1l be 'l'hll proj..-:1 Ul reeei'fla.l llderal 111 Council m1y dirt:tt. •ad lldopt u tul•ncial . .lahnc:e from tile Icon. a Plrl of the Salary OnfiD&betl. Said ~ml.e De\'elopment ~ compen11Uon p 1 u w paid from the l'be II.IC(ludul blddllr mYM eompb' -.ilh the r~~~~ulrementl o! tbe DIYie&llltoary sewer Fund. .setUon t. AU other onllnRAcet. or B&CO.D. Act, ConLrad Work Houn p1rll of ordlnancn, tn COJiflid; with &l.all•dartl Ac~. CopelaDd Act (Adtitlle provisiD1ll fri \hill ordirllnce l!IIU Jr.k bfdLI and Tttl4 VI C:l'fil IUI)I.ta Act at lilt. \It, and Ute .ame llereby 11'1. r.No bidder mQ witbdn• !Iii bid Pllled . Section 6. Thla oi'Cllna:Oce lbaU Ubi wltblD filO dap d • t.be ac~u11 dak 111 t.be opealnl t.benol. If ect Uld be tn farct~ from 1DII .OAID Of T't.UITIII Iller' ~he earlie1l date Jllowed b)' 01' PUII.IC APPAIIt la:~..ed· IY DoriiKII WIIIHI FROM COMBAT DUTY Dear Helen: DUCKWCMlTM, ~-- ·- ~-~···· ~OTICI .~TIIIMIIIT '01:' ..a~ • ro...., .. ~ ... e. N-1-:JI! Villi" of '-"' ,~ Otlt. Sepuato aealed. bldll for &ewer· a&f lmJtoYementl, Contnet •t~ol" -fr:ewq• Treatmtl1l Plut, will be rec:eivecl by the Board of Tru••••• of Pv.blle !t.ffatn 0:1! the V.lllale of Pomeray, at It• office In the VIlla~ J-!Ail. Pomero,, Ohio, unUI twelve 0 doek aooa U.T. 011. Aprtl 1, IIIIo•. snd then at pld oUtc:• pUII.llelr oPened ond reod oloud. Th•. t nfMmotlon for Bldd••• Form .. lUG. rorm of t:oatrlet, Plaal 5]Mtelflratlolll. 1nd Forma of Bid ., . 1¥' DM'Infa Wll .... Cia. . 1illll0ii11;1M4&c Q-What became of Hidtki Tojo, the QetleTill who, 01 premier, led Japan Into wor with the United Stotes1 A-He was convicted 11 a war criminal alter Japan'• surrender, and wu banged. to about to berome are a woman. You certainb' have draft age. Her husband waa in ·a man• a point of view. You oald "011 yo of II t t I World War I! but WII notlnJorod. !lie leUo me tha( lhl doelll't . fa!~ (lo tho "~~WI•ea" o1lume tho worst ·when worry ·a - her aon aoJng Into wbo W the Service, as he woo•t be sent to VIetnam, thlo becauoe on!¥ 00111 aren't allowed to rllk their Uvea In combat zones. WUI he lllsy 1leteolde? - AUNT Dear Aunt: hullband Ia out unlll 2 a.m. an ofll<e pai'Q'.) I AI' tr be llp1tl<k on hlo oblrt, there been hanl<y !llllkY- A ;,11011dorflll, Iovin& lalthftll hullband of year•" sucb •• "that wife scribed would 801 home at docent time. I biYI seen of theH 110-<alled ralth61l men ol!lee parties, willch are a<UHS to lose their 11101rala With no reproaches at home, man will find other Bully lor the wtre, IDII upon YOU, Helen Bolle!. S b should have made hlm 1teep a hotel the rell of the nl&bt, ltllllbe ror the 110111 weeki would oecretarlaa teach him .not little JoinlA>>~~~=~ periJ. - HAPPILY --_.. '·Po==· -·· - I:> AIL Y CROSSWORD 3. Biblical l&.Ovar- tcJ-. IMacl :ZO.Oolt, polo, 1. Sportl' D. - l i k e e:J,othora 10. Oodl led byo.lln 12. Ia aiine blltweell polea 1& Orindl the D.llq &.Paul ' pot 7. 1111 •bot 3. Guido'• IIICbe•t. 11. Mn. Ntxon 18. Cbl.tt'l li.Ttn 21.Rualan plalnl 26. Oriental eomputer 27. Teut. 23. OOmeln ~. Proph­ et. 28. Permtea tax•• 29. leland o!flildla Sl. Ofowl factor H . Sip on Marin, tor one DOle 9. Profit after teeth ete, 22. Pocket- 11. Monkey ot the adiJJer 11. Atomlle I& Dla- letter of «Jlorod Sli.Forco 86. Munoz y~·......... 1111. Kind or lent tf 41 . Sheriff's Uliltant: abbr. 42. Shield 17. ObootJy ....d f3.Ink or In· debtet!Dell 38. Q.ltrteb.Uke bird foli. Chineae N. W. COMPTON,O~D. OPTOMOIIST OI11CE HOORS 9:30 TO U, 2 ro ~ (CLOOE AT NOON ON THURS.) - .EAST COURT ST., J'OMEROY general a&rVey shows ua that the two roes or twman hfll1plneaa are polo and boredom." 2B.CUpolu 28.Botore Old your lasi T.V. repair job cost you $23.00? If you had bro111hl it te CHUCK'S It would have cost you $14.00. I have no overhead to pay out, that's how you save up to half. . . . $10.00 ...... lzl.... C.V.IIItT... CHUCK'S T.V. and STERO SERVICE 992--5080 .,......., ' t . ''· ..... D tjsfl 0 I :Z~i?-~ I .....- -.. lA "(IIUJU 0" blaru:be · ordujour \ 10. Level n.Bot. aprlJ16 ·---a. rate U.Bittet (AM-nte I ID. Lllllpouan , _ , . , 1 . - . CIUIM fatiftc to. lion . !lalipt) . ... llnlerialll M.l'amllr - •w) IIIIIAII A..w• .._, •....,. llan ' - U-A 1M 101t rt.'l'wllltd ; ROOMS New Furniture OilY $'299 • o nm lllpllabllt jettlJJ& A thou8ht ror the da.Y: Arthur Schopenbauer Bald, 4 'The moat 152 Butt....;ut doubts as to whether yoo Nall,y BUT BEEN AROUND (And the Hcondletter, lllojll• to tho J!rat.- ) Dear Helen: Roprdinl reply to "9!oekeci WlYU!.. Ia cerlalnlr refrellhiDII to a remate opinion that lo narrow-mlndacl and blaoed, reasonable and considerate. VOIJ aroiiO doubtmakii11MOII mon a very good wtrel TRU!!l'ED, HUSBAND Dear Mr. and Mro• 1 He 1 very attractive to women, whl<h maluto II worse. What Yoo Are: Well, at leaat yw qreed do yoo think about this?- THIN A dl ....... OthorwiH yOO Dear Trlna: I think your hollband hal a ha.. uaed II8J)II'ate omrelqpe bJi mwthl Yoo'd baller coun- Happy arlJU!nsl - H. Thil <alumn Ia dodlcated teract II with a abort memory !amlly Uvlog, 110 tr )'OII'ro - IDII a mutual agreement not kid lrullble or .lull plain troubl1 to 1tomp out on a ftiJilL - H. let Helon help YOU. !lie wut .. Dear Readers: The rollowin& two I-n came welcome JOOI' own amullna porlenees. Addreoo Holen to me in the same enveJ• atema there•• a small dlfter. In care It thla now1-. Clertr., I'I'NC¥111 VIII... ry of the pathoaenic gorm1 of tuberculosis. In 1934 the United States II'~ tho PhU!pplneo lndepoodence, el!eetlvo .lily 4, 1946. In 1965 a Ilanpr roekot hlt tho moon IDII tranlllllltted beek perfect picture• of tho 1u11ar IUI'face. ·:t,, If ihe Martinis at the local oasis get any drier, we're goIng to ask for a whisk broom Instead of a napkin with our drink. oon, who l·:.HI; ... 1 Me In 1882 German professor RoiJert Koch 1111110011ced discove- .o6 E. Moln PoiMray, 0. Dear Helen: I bave -1001 My aliter haB one chUd, a '"'· the rt&ht to I'll· .Ject I..D.7 or all ltldl. ,.••"' ... & " " NOT EXE:MP'I Don't count on lt. Belnl an onl3' 1011 It not onouiJil ID keep aaxt of ~. \he l)enaDclartu under Boad, htformec. aad ...,_.., your nephew out or • combat rne wlll: and to lhe att.orney or at· Bond, and other eolltrect documenta zone. A sole surviving 1011. wlD tc..mtl'8 represenUDI IllY ol U.. mn be enmiaed at dll o!bc:e af . o.forementloMd penont: be pven non -combat mill (on rethe Baord of Tru••••• af Pllllllc Af~ G<enld E. Sbumway, Oltve 1'own· flal,.., Villela Hall, POmei'OJ', Olll.o •fliP, Tlleit:l county "No. 200M. queat) on!¥ U at Al1l' time aln"' at Ule otflee af Bur1eu 6 Hlple, You .... herebY notlfled u..t tbl or LtmU.ed, 11110 WIA nrt.b. Annue, September 16, 1940, auother .u,·enlery and ApPnltemtnt of the Columba. Obto. ,,•t•te of th• doremesr.uoned, P.. member of the famli)' Uathor, Cop\el miJ be obtained Ill: 1M ol· 1·eued. late of 11\d Count:r, wu fll· fl« of Bur1eu • Niple, lJJblt.fod. son, daughter) has been kWod,la ed in ~hlll Court. Baid Invent.or:r aDd loUted ~ aou~ wen JUth AMDUe. '- P~ralaomtnt will be far hurtnl l~olumbua. Oblo . UDOD Dll:mleDt of ml111n8, or wu totally dloablacl Utlore tb.il Court on the 10111 ,..,. $13.00 far each •-'• NON! C' :,t April, 1909, at 10:110 o 'doell A.M. willie In service. - H. Any perwn deairi.DJ t.o flle e&eeP· WHICH WILL BE A!fUNOI!D. Tbl oner ..... ".. u.. rllhl to Dear Helen: uul'lll thereto muat rue lhem at leut 11ve dQ'I Prior to !lie date 1M hr waiYe an,- .la!ormaUtJu or to n;teet Before we were married, 1111' • ., or au lddll. ~~~.arin& . -..c.b l.ih1der mu1t dePCNI" wlih bill hullband told me all about hlt Given uw:ler IDJ halld and Mal Of bid, MewitJ 111. Ute amont., form ~.u!l Court. lhlll 18th daY of Marcb mw Infidelities to h11 rtrat iond IUbJeet to U.. eODdiUoDI PIO• Yidad ID llle IDIUrmatlDa for Bidden. wire. ThO)' dldo't gat aiOIIJ. ao 1 JOMM C. lACON AtteaUoa al bidden II particularJIKI" 11M ex-oftltte 1111• aed he otepd out lA> wt ly eallecl to tha reqvlrementl 01 fo Clal'll of ..., Court tcmdUions of ••plofllliiDt to be ob· ay .,,... 1. Mlrrlf OYon. I wish he'd kept 111letl Mned aad miJIImvDI. wq• ,.... to DepvtJ Cllrtr: Every time we have 1 ftllll~ be piJd unllet tbli ooatract. :J.M; 8-31 :Ito Tbll pro)let • reeeivlq f*1etal I remember thoH atories, lftd Ulllnclal aaa11tanre from tJae ltoa· ~ De'NJopmellt 1!4111JUtnUinl. H he .-p1 out or the boute, LIGAL NOTICI 'lb• wccwtul bidder muat eomp~ Pm .lull wild, lmaslnlnll. all the The VWaee of 8~ 1I'IU ,._ wUI1 U. nqulNmantl of W om. •·elve waled bldll unW 1 p.m. Ul'l bacoll Act, Cnntnd Worlr. Houn women ho maybe with. Heowearo 1'bnn0Q, !t.pr1.1 3, UM19, iD. tbt of· ........ A•~·- Mt ...... his dlaotna da.YI are over and 1\et: of lhe el"'r .. ol 11ld "filliP for Kklr.bac:lr.> and TIU1 VI ClvU illbU P.nrrid1r.ll ud IPJII1Af ~ uplu.lt Act. of 11114. that he lo¥ea me - even when conerat.e on v•riOUI ltreetl In the No bidder may WJ~bon.w Jail f.w we (lgh~ willch we don't very 'lu.,t .. deeiPJited . , c:IHIIIdl. -.IWA 80 dati aher U.. avW.Il dUa All mate ria l and <eqW.pmeat Jlull or u.. op~ntq ua.I'Mf. mueh so rar, llut It mlaht got oomp(J' wltll Oblo Sta~ HtlbWIJ' IOAID Of TRUITUI llepaMent ~ltlet.UUII . D, 'UILIC .U,AIII worse later on. Council hlel'VM -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992·2094 hearinl the Srd 4aJr of ~ Prll, ID-'9, al IU:OO o'eloclr. A..1f. . All)' pereoa dlllll'lnM ta IU. u- connec:U0111. 4 . The IUpen!ltOII. of tbl proper o~raUon of 1eWIIJfl pumplnl Ita· friiOTICI ON ,.LING Ofl INYINTOaV AND AI'I'.AISIMIMT Tile It•.. of Ott.., Mlllfl Cou•ty Pnb•l• Court To Lb8 Executor 01' A!lm&nll1ra\OI' " ' thG: uu t ~. to 1uch or the follow · ll\11 u 1rt resl.den\1 of the State of f•hlo . vtz:-thf tUrv lvlna: 1poute. \h~ u• Defore dill vourt Allen•••• . 55.55 Ohio. No. 18,910 t:let'ti:IJ DOUfil4 thai. Ule lDventor)' and Appraillment Of ow ut.allli ur tne aJonm•ntloned,. da.· t'el~ed, late at uld (:our.ly, wuJ; l1l· ed. In lh» Coul1. Said blventoi'J ud Y tm e . Thn hwpeetlon ol the eoa.trw::· Uon of ~ awent IDd MPI' ltc -~~~ tile wlll; 1111.d t.o tbe auom~' or at· tOI'Ile.YJ n»r-nUnl 1111 of IJMI dDJ"ementloned penona; ClartDC4 Ciarlr., 11\ddle)lort, Melp ... OH._.~ w.~ · DPERT 01110, '¥11:-the IUI'VIVllllll l l'OUII, tllo! ftllllf. of kiD, the beaelldariM UDdH b. 'nle aupervlakm. of Ua• bniiiiOI of lic:eniK'I to penon~ to ent:ale lf1 die t.applnl of .....,. aDd Oil tile laluance of permltl for the eonstruc:· tJon or bullo:Unf awen and Hnf eonnullona. llfld ltle rec:ordiDI UMI'e· Pre•ldenl or Cmlnc:ll Atteal: IAN'! WALTON, Clerk Appf9Yed: MIDDLEPORT, OHI!) ~~ the -.W; .. m. LESLIE l'. F't.ILTZ For The Fastest Se~lce DAY or NIGHT ... CALL RAWLINGS SERVICE DAY 992·2151 NIGHT 992·7324 R. II. RAWLINGS SONS NOTICI oH ll'lt.INe OF t,NVIfiTOI'f AND APPRAIIIMINT Tlte ltatt M 0111•, Melli CcNnty ,robiN Cowrt a. 'nle JUpel'\'illon of .0. worlr. In unnecllon with the maintenance ud open.Uo.D of the enurw Hwenp tp- • ICMAaD GUIDO GIROllMI BllETTNAR'S BLAEnNAIS limltM to, lh1 foUowt111: LEGAL NOTICE Middleport, Oblo 2-25-30tc Complete Front· End and Brake SIIVIte From the IAr... TNik POIITI,ON o,r IUIIIIfN.TMOINT OF IIWIIIIA.OI AND TO DIPINI TMI DUTIII TMiaaOI Be It or~ed 11 tolloWI b:r the Ccnuw:U of the VU~ ot f'o.rmero:r, Ohio. two·lhi!U of all memben elee· tOll thereto eoncurrlar. StetJon 1. TheN 11 hen~by create-d th• potltloa of SUpertn1en4ll11t ef SewenJe. The dutlel of tbll "POIIUon 111111 IDtlude, but aot ~ be Mayat Mardi. :M, April 'f FIVE ROOM !lOUSE. ,...ly ~ecorated, three lots, city farill ties. established asparagus GEO. HOBS'I'Ei1'ER, B.....r and rlrubarll beds, also fruit MIDDLEPORT - 5 rooms, trees , ~ril't! $6500. For apbath, gas furnace, large level pointment call 992-5250. lot. Only $4,000.110 3-23-\2tc RACINE RURAL - 8 rooms, 4 bedrooms, bath, nice kitchllREEDING DUCK!!. Excellent en, oil furnace, carport, large fur farm ponds. Phone 919lot. 18.300.110 2441. 3-2:1-!!p IUJTLAND - 14 A<res. 16 bot· tom, On blaclrtop road, 8 rooms, II> baths, 2nd bouse stTLKY CART and harneso. of ~ rooms. Two barM, other S-21-31< Phone Zl'l-2261. buildings. $20,000.110 HELEN or VIRGIL TEAFQIUJ SYRACUSE tnii!S WILL SELL NEEDs AN OIDINANCI TO CUATI TMI 'rYIO RIDING horleS, one 1101'· rei mare saddle horse, one galled black mare, very gentle. Pllooe 742-4211 or contact Arnold Grate. S-SNie ~IOOEL YOUR ICJU1~1 LilA&. NOTICI OIDI.NAffCI NO. Ill POTATOES, Phone 843-JI54 IJGHT two-horse wap. 1"Clarence Prolfitt, Portland. ~ 10-1&-tle 992-30711. THIS WEEK ONLY iU-tfc For Sale LUMP, EGG. STOKER, coal. screened, no dust, oiled If wanted. Jacobs Coal C.., Rut~ FOUR ROOM HOUSE with land Tipple, phone 742-4952 or bath . cement garage a n d 992-34119. S-21-121< AITI'O MECHANIC, pod pey, workshop in Rutland. Phone READY - MIX concrete deUvpod 'lfDrkiDI! rondlt10111. MUll 742-3816. :l-23-3tp ered right to your proJect. blve own band tool!. Apply nmoVE EXCESS body fluid Fast and easy. Free elll. _ CouDIY llley!ler-Piywltb Flukier Tablets. only For Sa!., mates. Phone 99!-3214, Goqfl.49 at Nelm Dru8- 3-14-l&tp IDOUib, Pl. PIWIIII. WALNUT OONSOIE with l leln Ready - Mix Co., Middle$-2Wic spcakn sound Nystem, 4 port, Ohio.. I • tfe 'fl•cd dual volume control SUPER stuff, sure nul, lblt'l Blue !.llstr< lor cleaning rup with AM & FM radio. Pay Employment and uJJhlllster)'. Rent electric BUDGET PRICE lurnltun on just 15 monthly or 1811.32. Cill WI WILL paint your ftlllf. our third lloor budget liiOp, !bampooer $1. Bater Fum~ 992-3218. 3-21-3tc " ' - 111-aat or 9112-Ml. Baker F'umlture, Middleport. turo. S-17~te WMip Oblo. IKe F.ARLY American •lereo radio <'OIIlblnatlon. Beautiful solid 196! VW SEDAN. ~ellent con- CIGARETTE vendi,_ mae\1111011 Wanted To Rent or Lease dillon. Phone llft-1472 before ond service. ABC Enterpdles. ~tate unit wltb 4-spfed chanFARM II'VUnd New Haven. Call 4 ::M! p.m. and 192-1140 after Muon, W. Va. !'bone '1'1U141, ~er. Po)'ll1ents of 16 or New Haven 1182-2217. 3-IWip U-tfe 5 p.m. S-23-11< • .15. Call 11112-3211. 8-SI-3tc - --- .... Mgr. ' 992-2181 REALTY VACANCY for two elderly peo pie. Prefer private paid paUen!l. Phone Mason, '1'13-5181i. 111-8-Uc Help W1ntecl POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy miniature, $75 and up. Stud service and grooming. PbGIIe 992-5143. II 3 tfC T!!REE BEDROOM HOUSE, new hot water heating 8)'5 · tern, buill in kitchen, wall-towall carpeting. Large attacbed garage and utility room. Corner lOt in Rutland. Phone H2-4874 after 5 p.m. 3-~ WILL DO sewln ~ at home Zlppero. pocket•, pegging, hemming, alterations, etc. Mro. Freddie Tbabet, Maoon, Phone '113-5651. 1-stl-tf• PIGS. Everett Hokomb, Albany. Phone MY -8-3465. 3 23 3tc ForS.Ie TRANSISTOR RADIOS tory Air Cond it la ned . All vinrl Ventura trim. E•eeptionol y ahorp in1 ide and out. Jack W. Carooy ... ~ EXPERIENCED Win Service RADIO and TV NPilr, house caDs. and antennas lnotalled. Jolm Harrison, Phone 912- NEW HOLLAND 271 Hay Liner Baler. Phone 919-3213. 8-!Mip SAVE $2.00 66 Pontiac .••••• $1995 Ventura 4 dr . Hard Top. Fae• POMEROY FeR 'IE 'IOOAV Business Services- SEWING MACIIINES, ~ service, all makes. WY 222114. The Fabric 9boP. Pomeroy. Authortud Sl- Sales and Service. We Sharpen Sel,.ors. S-2t-tfC Mow Stock Riding Mow•rs & Tillin 1968 CAPRICE 4 DOOR SEDAN 327 VB engine, power steering and brakes, Turbo Hydromatic trans. Blk . vinyl roof over green finish. Retractable headlight conrs . Positraction rear oJCie. Tinted glass, Comfortron air conditioning. A beauti .. ful kept car with only 6300 miles. Oh yes new cor title end worronty . Save over $100D _ OFFICE HOURS 8 :30a .m. to 5:00 p. m. Dally lilf' o.lll . lo 12:00 Noon Soturday i WILL Pomeroy ·Motor Co. Business Strvlces. BURPEE GARDEN SEEDS AHO ONION SETS NOT FEELJN' · 6000 ..1 HilDA HUMOIN6ER . - rtlatlft i.t~o a..ra.r :, ~::-~· ~ ~ant••• J,-: '· ,..c..,, ... \f~l- Dailb'l 081f'1'9Cl'!!Ol'll""'~ 111w .. ,, _,;~, It• ~·~\• K.l" D "~• .& ·A.. Sa r'..;~ . · • - Jollor....,.,- r.r .;-.. II L ·O .K II'.L .L,.DW . l,,_~:r~ ' ...... ~*ft!--11' . '? • II '1'1\-LI I!I'IIAV lliJ[ aL II .GIIft aLA,.P QL4U 'l'LLJ II Ullii'V.- !Ill= . ...... ---~~- ' l''~ tile l l q ! l l l l l l l - "'tllo ........ s '' llllila _.... .• ., ,_\II{'~ IIi. ltfor 1M tOIOc;;;;it.. 'l .4,,:·· .. , ..•.... "'.· . ' .. ... IN "n!E FIRST GAME OF lllf SEAsoN ...... �c !Joa•1""l. ,_,....~, ..._,, I - ftl lll@l Washington Wbite faper - Marcil H, lMIJ ·· - ,. Hoffman ' Collision of Court, Nixon Certain BY WU..LIAM S. Wllll'E WASHINGTON- With a olow, rtluctem lnovtiabllll;)', dlo Nl111111 Mmlnletrallon Ia IIIPJ'Oidllnl the moot prolound White House CGIIblllllalloo widl the il&preme Court IInce Franklin D. Roooe•eltlliempted thNe decadoo qo to pock 11 widl Uberalo and IIUbllallllo117 wm hlo caoe b1 Ubarallzln& 111 cleclolmo, at least. llowner tactuall,y and primb' tha maUor mar be put, the rocb bottom real!\)' lo that Prto!dint Nixon must now Ufti)Ock !be CCIIrt and wiU In lime do jilt thai, bealmln& with die retlrtlllent of Chief Jullice Earl Warren. For there ia an ine~ C8jllble coUIII<ll of both principle and lqitimate politic• between the Administration.' a Ylew ot law and order and that otthe I' \ Warren court. It i1, ln conHCI.uence, by no means accidental that the man who muatiiJ'apple primaril,y with die IIJ'OOI1uuo haa alreedl' cleared his position ol any suspicion 1/1. peraonal confUct of intereat or pereonal ambition, Tbta man ia Attorney General .k>hn Mitchell, who has now made two utterances of deep otg. Dillcanco. Tile fire! Ia hlo pubHe cliaclalmer of any intention ,....r any clrcumotances to seek or to accept a plac:e Cl1 the court tor himselt The IOCOIId 11 hla publlcb' I!IPl'e•eed concarn and dlopiealllrt over die recent doclde>l of die hiib bench ooverol,y Umltlng tho powers for wirelapping ,....r relllOOIIble oafs...,.... which Congress b a a 1011&111 to give to the Deportment of JUatlce. I this ruling la not reversed or at lout lloftel\ed - and all form Indicates that neither outcome can reall,y be expected - •' the AdmlniatraUon'a whole pro- IIJ'&m agalnat crime, and alao poollbJ,y Ita co_.toa plana to deel with deliberately !omanted td>· Uc clioordero, wiU be in I h e IIJ'aVoll of trouble. No reoiOOible milD doubta the IIIIOd faith or the good intentions of die coort. Equally, however, no porceJIIvo and objecll'" map can denJ that lor years 11 hal !oUowed a polley Of permlulveneas toward crime of both the back.al- . . and dlo - - VlriOo Uu. And no ....UIIIt abiOl'Ytr lllouid OIJHIOM that the Prtatdent can or will fall to uoe bls oppolnttve power, u court ncancleo occur, to chanp t h e """"'' mind. Tllll It Is ao eerioln ao lllftbln& can be that a 111'811 nollono1 debate O¥er the court lleo ahencl; die Drat, rtlll,y, IInce Roooevelt'o lime. Tblo being die proopect, It 1& of the utmoll Importance that the dobete not be allowed to depnerote into herab and clellrucllve name caii!De. For at no lime in oor blotory bu die maintenance of ~- dece~ reaped tor our_ na- baa caueed lair erltlco ID llbrlnk from oapreoslng theirOWDvtewo, for lllixJcly wilbel .... to Item to IIIOdate hlmoelf with tbll 101'1 of thing. Slmllarl,y, the ohrUI and docll'lniiN iP'OUII which reprda die coort ao absolutely untouchable have repelled leas 11'tllttlc m011 wllo would like "' defend it raIICIIIIIJ,y but do not core to be bracketed In any 11011 with Ill idolatoro. To &lllde the debate Into conllrucllve chii1De1s will, in the 810' exprell!lion ot a1arm at the end, form the lll'uloll domeo- llonal lnllitutloal 10 deopenteiJ needed and 10 hard tocome bJ. The proceaa ot._cidng 1 b e court will require rational crlll· dom of 111 ,..._ ...,... bill will be lmmea111rabl,y 1lliured II the ..Impeach Earl Wuren" extremllla are allowed to domlnalt-~e clialoaue from the crlllcel aide. Tile defenders of the court, on their tide, will make a capital mlllake II dle,y aeneraiJ,y take die Uno - 11 a sood many have long since done - that eourt•s actlvttlea gotry. Verd W. Smith Dies Saturday For years alread7, Indeed, the ,.Impeach Earl Warren" people Funerel sorvlceo will be held TueodaY for Verd W. Smith, 75, Rt. 1, Reedsville, who died Safo. urday morning enroute to Meigs Generel Hoopital Ho Wll die .... ol die late Boyd and Rosella Congrove Smith, arxl was born in MeJga Count;y. He was a farmer, a steel mlll worker, and carried mail lor a brle! lime. Mr. smith was a member of die Church of Christ at Reedsville. He was also preceded in death by his !lrst wile, Mary Wllsoo Smith, in 1939; three daushters, tlve sons, al'd two brothers. Survivors include his wile, Ellzabolh Baker Smidl; three daughters, Mrs. Mae Icenhower, Massillon; MJsa Ruth Ann Smith, Hl!edsvlite, ar<l Mrs. Bar· bara Ann McCoy, Hocki~W~>orl; two s o n s, Leonard George Smith, ReOdsvlile, ar<l Harry Junior Smith, McArth\U';flvebrothers, Charles and Ray, both ot Reedsville; Harley, Kansas City, Mo.; Ervin of Dalioo, and Harry of Puneroy; nine grandchll· dren and 16 great • grandchildren. Funeral services will be Tuesdar at 2 p.m. at the White FuJ>. oral Homo in Coolville with die Rev. Lewis Husson ol!ldaUos. Burial will be In the Reedsville Cometary. Frlellls may call at the funeral h,... anytime. . Mrs. Epperly Oies Monday have unwittingly oerved the lnte,..sll or die prellell\ court. Tile verv violence of their approach Sheriff's Staff May Be Cut Drastieally AKRON .(UPll- -.nltCoun.. whleh encompasses 496 square miles, faces losing 146 employes of die sheriff's department A1>rU I. The cutback from a 185-momhor atal( to 39 was termed necessary beeause ot a petition cur. rentl.Y being circulated, which may atop a one baU of 1 per cont permlollve tax from going into el!ect April 1. The peUIiono seek to put die tax on the NO¥ember ballot. t', PYATT IN VIETNAM MASON, W, Va. - Airman First Class Chester It Pyatt, son ot Mrs. Dorothy Pyatt, is on dul;)' at Vien Hoa AB, VIetnam. He Is an aircraft mechanic. Before his arrival in VletMm, he was as signed to Scott AFB, nL, and graduated at Wahema High School earlier. SIIRINETTES TO MEET The Twin City Shrlnotteo will hold dleir regular meeting Weclo needar at 7:30 p.m. In the Columbus aM SOUthern Ohio Elec .. trlc Company. Mrs. Frank (l:lll) E!>perq, 68, formerly of Anlllld\Y, died tbla morning In the Chari..Memorial Hospital. llrvlvors Include the10 childroa, 111'1. AIVle (VIrlllnlaJ PhaUn, Pomeroy; Mrs. Cl011cle (Crlslabel) Young, Sl. Albanl; Mro. 1 Vel'DOil ()l'ley) Zoll Aabwortb, ·· - - Evel,yn Marte Tete, 71, of 2002 Miami, W, Va.; Mro. Fit (JIIIChatham Ave., Gaillpoltl, died et) Dully, PomerQI'; Mro. WJI. unexpocted1y around 9:45 p.m,, &m ~)MUior, Parma Ha1gltl; Frank, Jr., CheiyoD, Marth u. w. v a.; a &later' Editll aw~ Sie had juot returned homo Jlo, Leewood, W. Va.; a brothfrom vtaitlng her illsband, Worthy Tete, wiHI io a holljital pa- er, Beaummt Albino, Orps, W, UIOII. h _.ently sul!'ered a Va.; 17 IIJ'andcbUdren, and oevburt attack. Sie collapsed at .. great-IIJ'andcblldren. h .... preceded in d - by home while/ making a telephone hor buaband three years aao. call. Funeral oervlces will be Mrs. Tate was a former <EI TburodaY at 1 p.m. at die Ewemploye. ~. waa born Aug. 12, 1897, in Melgo Counl;)', daugbtor 111& Chapel with burial In the Loof die late George E. and L.Ydla tlrl Cemeteey. Friends Jllay call TueodaY ..enlns and until time Tuckerman Darat. of aervlces on Tburodar at die Sie married Worthy Tate m Feb. 28, 1917, In Rulland. Re llmeral home. aurvives, alOill with tbree sons and thNe daughtero: D o n a I d VETERANS ~OHLlL Tate, Cleveland; Charlee, Che.HOSPITAL ·sblre; Gerald of Darton; Ill's. Acimloolms Saturda,y - Edna Cllrlce L<lngllrelh, Galllpollo; Mrs. ElolseSmlthandMrs. Lydll !lllea, Pomeroy. Diocharges Saturdar - Pearl &nith, Pomeroy; seventeen IIJ'endcblldren, eilhllll'oet.crant- McBride, Randolph Fraley, Rose Leadingham, 1'11101& cbUdren, end one brother, George Marie Young, LIUie lluhbard. Darst, Lancaster, survive,. (<cimlsllons !lmda.Y - WWiam Sie was a member Ill I h e Burgess, New Haven; Dm RusK,ypr United Methodlll Cburcll seU, Pomeroy; Michael llidweli, and 1/1. the Cheshire Chapter It tho Eastem Star and die K7pr Pomeroy: Vlviu Arnolt, Racine: Council, Daughters of America. Margaret Vadlab, l'oJneroy; Funeral services were held 1 Alma ilmpaon, Middleport; Alio2 p.m., Tueodar at the K y g e r ba Blooeli, Middleport, Discharges !lmda,y - Kay Medlcdlst Church. Rev, Fronk Cheeoebrew omclated, aaalst- King, Donna Klein, Joann Crlap, Doo Ruo..U, Charles Sc:oll. ed b¥ Rev. Uoyd Grbnm. Death Oaims Mrs. Tate, 71, Unexpectedly NEll' YoRK (tJPI) ...: . AMI • .a. mustneces~ar.. ll,y proceed from "rlaht wing'' motives, or racial or clasa bi- Charges 1JIIi ' VOL. XXI NO. 234 v - war __. Allble HOc. man wu arreo.ted Clll 111!1 poo. oeoiiOII . chorpo Sonio)' oab' - · altar "" wu . . . . . . . . 'boll from a ledtl'll b d l etemml.. !rom loot oummero• Democratic .,......., diiiOI'• der& IIGifman and live olllero were likeD Into cuotodf a!ler pcllce raided an Eaot Vlllap l!llll'f.. ment.<llllca that Is the boodquar· tors of Hol!mon'o IJIII.wlr acUvilloo. The poallllt WU nat PNient wh• pollee entered and made a .....,h wblcb ~ ~ ted to dllc:ovary of duwe ploiAIIo IIIII ....,. lllll'ljuana and herola. No chorpo wore flied aplnet Rolfman ln .....,.11011 widlthedrQp. IT'S NOT MILITARY, llullm'"vlled luriNIII proteda IIGifman had been at twoacaiDK llle hoi VlelluuneH 10 DUe Marlae eall a meal of auoaa diii'ID& break Ill 8Pibll. onotratlonJ - e d b¥ blo YCMth Jntornatlonal I'UI1 (Ytp. plea) S&!m'claf nlabl. Ho oald be \ re1w'ned to the opottment alter belrw told "lilY olllce hod been busted lnto." He called the nld an attompt b¥ pollee to frame blm. The of. ftce Is only I lew doors awar fr<1111 1 nearby pollee .,...ctnet elation hwoe. u1 WC!Uldn't hide aa.v 8UDI aaxt Fire desll'o,yed a •loroll" building Saillrdt,y nlgllt at die rui· to a polloe l1alloo all! I dell'! donee of James Scott, 11 mUeo south of GoJililoll• on Rl. 7. Tile pro. · • - lmow what heroin locke percy Ia ..,ned by Stanley SWain, crown Cll;)'. Uke.,. Hoffman slid. ~ 11 was one 1/1. two lire a over way l'atrOI FoaL The lire departOn S&Wrda.Y, Hoi!Dian was ... l•eed In $1,000 boll alter ordie - · 1be oJarm WI I J1U1111 .... called. IIOIIRCied b¥ Cpl. Dlvtd L. Prof· Sxteen man and- truck an- .....8111 beiON l U.S. .,_ Ott, who 11rst oaw thO lire ODd owered the alarm, the t2Jidolthe missioner on federal charrtl Ill radioed die GaillpoUo statelfl8li- year, at 8:40 p.m. SaturdQ'. An crOII!rw slate 111181 the b alectrlcal abort .... blamed for - . , o f lnciU!V a riot. the blaze. The loos was ellimatThe count& - qalnat two Glbo FIVE!)(<Y FORECA81' ed at f800, or 11111-w1r Ieeder• In oddltiCIII By United Preas Jntomatlonal Twelve DIOII and two trucko to Hollman - related to vlaleDCI Temperature• In Oblo TueolliiiWered an alarm at7:10 p.m. - . . . pollee and demaaotradar lhrousb S&iurda,y wiU av9m11a1' to the home of NortM toro dlll'I'V the DemocNIIc ...,.. erage a little below DOrmal, Graham, 48 Noll Ave., where the lnltl,. convention In llllcoao. with hiiba averaalnl In I h e loll Wll elllmafed at f80 In 1 mlcMOI' In the north to the lire In a bedroom. mJd..I{Jo in die ooulh and tow• Firemen oald aclprette llartIn die 201 In the north . SHOWER ANNOUNCED ed the blase wblch burned a matto the tow 301 !n the lOUth. A mlscollaDOOUI bridal ohowInn, bm: aprlnp and bed clotliCooler Tuel1iB.Y, then li~Ue er bonori'V Mr. and MrL 11111111' lng. There wao no dallla88 to the cbanp the rest of the wHk. hoUII. An uliluatfan Wll Ueed Sbaell will bo blltl TulldiJ, SloWen in nordleaot TueodaY March 25, Ill 7130 p.m. In 1111 to clear out . - . . and .,..r the llate-Tburobasement of the Bock "'ru., People whO fet the ,new• Methodlll Church. Mrs. Sheoll dar and Frlda,)o, averaging a. boy wail a month for hill round one.balllnch. 11 the former Sue Manle,y, '1111 money never delivered· ohower Ia open to the )lllbllc. ~=-~~~ papers. BY BOB HOEFLICH SIIU flaldinr linandal - . , Middleport VWap Council lim· dar nlalrt took no acllon on a re~~~eat of blalnlaW1Ce il&per• viaor lllroid lllaee for oddlllonslllllllpoWOl'. ChaM IBid that cme more maa ti needed to like core oldie work which must be done. Ho cited the cemeterleo, thevlliaaocluni>, wat6r _.uma end the 11rae11, and their demando upon - - er. c... It""" PAUL PARSONS, 34,1/1. the Burllll!llam area was appolnt.ed permanent Mlddleport Cblel of Pollee b¥ Middleport VIllage Council Mondoy n1&fil ..,.., the rec01111110ndaUon or Ma,yGI'" C, 0, Ftoher. Par1ons formerl,y served with die Athens Pollee .Deparanent. He Ia married and baa one aon. By United Preu lnternaUonal . #..ore ,~;Wdeto:plli.tlltq[e .· ·· Y- Si) Lhr. !ii,.;ll 1:::: ~'''7\' Pro ~·· :;; t:,~w l:!('d/1ml. M.a~.~-. ~h=t i:l ,;~;d~· i;\g: si1k p•xrses nut ot :w·.-::>' EVERY WOMAN to SHOULD HAVE THE ThesoHigh r LAST WORD BY ,, FORM FIT ROGERS pomt ct tne aay. :. sp~;ak. t:ili"S. I !r:;; Cr1ij.l(' ' ~~~~-~i::~('~" rl~: e funn Lew;~ t.L : !> : .:~:: ';, Kidn'~ tb; :.~~-·-~·~.1.\l ric.~ r.· ft~n . A ~:\S jcwe liJ~ d;(\ Wl •:a:~ i11r n'rrOrlt.i,~n T:;kinr, IH:. ;:h'r .~.;, ..,,, : !·: ;:·ri Yr,r i\ at · j~ rH,w 'l~ :!.nllfil t. tUl'L~g--.H a :;;'!ln-r,H l' !·-:,~h·.-t. ~- ~0\.".li! der•.'rltlVI!l ·'······ ··u:}€."-. The f11~hlr.m ~how h11dget-mindf:d glr!'~ of ju:tt f ~~! .. :ol- • rl;:::an,ll'!w· ._ ' ''"'' - i :'!du.~ · It w~~ de!!ign~d WOMAN SHOULD HAVE THE LAST WORD BY ~ORMFITor tne ROGERS uay. ge:~ MW ·•w ···<'.,, mug·chertl.'' w 1 Every woman should have lhrollfl_h WO-p:;und g1rl j;lda ~uit. not h«l;db<~g. t'ur The Last Word bygormfi~pers tile \vri:;t t'f gi ~.<nt. '·NP"•>:· cro·'/ 'I · . .. . ~~ .. ";; · P .. pl:JJ ,:..d , P.iiSa~_q i n · r:o?"r w l' TIL· . \ fAil .... · Yo _ ~lip pie )~ You'll find Spring Fashions in our Second Floor Ready· To-ll' eM Departmenl and GCcenlltGilJIB Gloves, Scarfs, Handbags, Jewelry and Hosiery in Dill' Main Floor Hosiery and Accessories Deparrmenl$. w ~\10w~d i \ r ~~ .; EYER\ SHOULD I. LASTWORDL FORMFIT ROGERt nrcund the Miss owi :z tri~d 'JHr hra~. w l'll'l'i\~. ~ ~k Elberfelds In Pomeroy \ loco bondeou,lightly liberfllled, pqwernefted bock. 32.36A, 32.38B,C, $5. Lt ~dvice PeHI, lace lined witll sheer, Short, P~S·M Average, s.M.L, $6. a~o ... · ."•nee. • '"d •t·•• oat •·r wear Three Pay Raises Won't Meet All Desired skinny The il:~ro'!;I<:Or l~s: will he ~vaibl:>1~ m the .Htre~HIOl)r m)Uan s J'triOV, 1. depart1ntnt 11fter YYI,!S ror cuatmnerJ for dC>.ifill•d the pric.t. to h,er friend. ~TdjLinhnllf.r." "*liP· Bond Buyel'!l Some Faee ""'ncy .:todll' .._ell. ,, ' u-•·""' DIIII'"",.at""aiL ii"J'"; ' a. ......_ > - '· aons at each separate gate or entrance to plant. BI,(J(!king, obstructing or in lin.v way or means lnterferrlng with or preventing, automobiles, motor trucks or other vehldes, railroad trains, engines or cars - '' .- .. "I •! '_\: and odlero - • nolllled b¥ letter In Nowember that ~ llhould wao eatlmated that the have- f10,000 In the perpet- m a h e - clalm. . Clerk - Trelllllror Grate anual cON llmda drawing lntoreat. .Mayor C. 0. Fllher oald he IIOIIIICed a meeting at the ofllces of the Melp COOl!\)' Health would look into the matter. Deportment lor Wedneodar when ALLEGES DAMAGES Mra. Walter Hare• met with cliopotll of aolld waateo will be COIIIcD and expreslled her cliOo the topic. Oocar !ln&er, aoalellnt englpieuure O¥er alleged damages to her property m Middleport oeer of die Oblo Department of lUll CIOIIed by the construcllon Htllth, · wiU dlocuss clunp laws of the oewage clispooel system and their tnloreement. Townpredclents, vllllll" lines. Council charged that Mrs. oblp olllclals, count;y commissioner• Hares did not llle a claim lor and the coun1;!' prosecuting atdlmagea. On the other band, Mrs. Hayea lorneT, members 1/1. the Melgo aa1c1 that lhe had sent forma Coon\)' Board of Health and die Uatlng tho damages to the Mor- COUll\)' -.tog commiUoe .... e,y • eonetrucllon Co., of Flrk- Invited. Again vllllll" olllctalo stated erlburg, Grate llid Mro. Hares tru-• tru- Vi ASHINGTON (IJPI) - Preskleot Nlmn wUI uti CO. graas Wedneodar to retain die full10 per cont Income lax lllr• . ........ through ml<l-1970, Republ1COJI C<JIIIli'OBI1onol Ieeder• reported toda3. The Chief EXIIIcutlve will send a message to the House aDd Se..te expreasq bls coocern over continued lllflatloD. ary wends In the natioral ecoiiiiDl)', die leodero oald alter a Whlto House meeU1111 wUh Nixon. 1be White Houae lald Nll!llll had dedded to meet the slttation ''heackn.'' NIXDII'• mesaage 1-011• - wblch hove loov beaD elCPe<ted - wore announced b¥ the Senaia and House RejiUbllcan leaders, Sea. Everett Y. Dirksen of Wlaois and !lop. Gerlod R. Ford or Michigan. Governor Asked to Save Killer COLUMBUS (UP0 - G o v, Ocasek of Akron wrote the gov· or any persons traveling on Coot James A. Rhodes was asked to- ernor seeking the stay because or otherwiJe from entering, lea vday to stay the execution of con- a consdtutlonalamendmentabol.. i~, or J)laslng freely to and demned killer Richard Jemison iahing Ohio's deatJI penalty was from the plant. -Deatroyins or damag11Wpro- while the General Assembly was being considered. Jemison ia scheduled to dle parl;)' belonging to plaintiff or Jn session. Democratic State S&n. OU~er f.r!!IIIY in the e!a<ll'l~ ~hair at 'in7 o!"-'liiye of plaiRU!!, or any the Ohio Ponftentlary. U c&rried person deolring to work or any out, the execution would become peri<XI doing buslneaa wlthplah,. the first in the mtlon in nearly tut two years and Ohio's first in - ObstrucUIW roods, hlgjlways six years. or railroad tracks. Ocasek ai¥1 several ~r Ohio - Doing any unlawful acl U> lawmakers have Introduced lei!" prevent plalntift from conducting The SOolbern Wgj!Schoolclaos lslallon In the Genarel Assembusiness. The plalntu! asked for Ito plar, a three..m farce enUUed bly this seaslm aeeklng ellmlnHWUlle'a Weekend,"willbestag- etlm or modlllcaUon of the death costa. The suit was filed at 4 ed tbla Frldar at 8 p.m. In the penell;)'. p.m., Monday. bl&ll sehoul auditorium. Ocasek's re&olution sought a Tile plot centers around olt- constitutional amendment aboluallms in which Willie IIndo lshln& capital punllhment, but himself after his mother, who waa amended 1n committee to is a uson eoddler," places him provide death to persons ccmtemporaril,y In a 101rslng home. victed or felonies previously or After WUUe comes to know die who shot a ..tlOilll prdsman nurses, he really develops heart· or policeman. trouble, but not the kind which The resoludDD:o wlrich would too bls mother Is worried lboul. require a three - lltths vote of Carl B. Weeoe, high school Fred Morrow, manager c.t op.. teechor, Ia directing die cut the General Assembly to go to eratiCIIII lor Oblo Power Com- of Mike Hayman, wllo playa the the electorate In November. was recmunellled MO!IIey night to pony in the PomOrQI' area, todar male lead; Hrldgitte Neue, Cher- die Senate for adoption. Ul'1led parontl end youngster& to yl Maalo*a, Linda Grlodatal(, exerdae extreme cere while 14'- Jtlldter Davis, Jetf Dtllohew, lng kites. He aald that many boys Aar<ll Sayre, George Norrll, sed gtrla are Injured annually Silrle,y Guelll& Melanie Beegle, becauae lbe7 have not followed J - .k>hnoon, !Hrley P y I e s, basic rules Ill Jdte4lng 1111\Y. Roo Cozart, Roncty Prollltt, Mark Following are olx baalc rules Beqle and Slejtlen SWier. to follow: Uoe dr7 airing, wood end pa • per In your kite, oot wire or Middleport volunteer 8remetal. men portlclpatlqr In the curFl7 your kite on dar• whon rent toll'n clea!HI' week, March there Is no raiD. Avoid busy !lreelo and hiib· 24--29, wUI give ll,orth Sooond Ave. from Rutlanill.st. to the SAIGON (UP0 - F1Ye !Upte wayo while ll,ylng your kite, "T" a bath tonight after 10 p. of B52 bombero beUoNd Com. Fl,y your klto away !rom tete. m. nnmlat iniUII'alloo route• toward Ylllal and radio aerlslo, and Middleport Chamber of ComSaigon todar amid reports die ,.,., electric power Unaa. Keop away !rom fallen wires, merce President CarJ Horky, u. S. command has """"" Prtoklent Nbrlo'o go.ohud for relds Call your local_.._ Ul'1led motorlsll not to pork ageinol COIM)unill Campi in olllco II your kite pis lllai- aulol in that area after 10 p, m. Cambodia, whete the iniUb'allon ll"d"ill a - r line. De not poll beJins. the ~or climb power poleo. In the ground war, Viet Cong and North V1alnameae ooldlero abelled the IMirlhem provtaee capital of ~ Ngal and fou&bl allied defelllero on three dclei and 13 at the !Jieralon-Colum- of the ell;)' MeDdo.r and toclal. buo Motor Hotel. All auxiliary Tile clef-ra ._-ted 148 IJI&rmembero, atate patrol.,.. and rlllas alaln agalaat liiht allied losses. their wlvea arelnvllell. The Conununlolx pusbed thslr A saturday evCIII!rw botqlel nallonwlde o!!enalve into 1113111 . wiU bo - - II¥ a IIOCial .... dl:r with 25 barril"& lnllo South IICIII and a door llllow will toJ. Vielllamese cltloo and allledmU· .... llie .,.,..,... leaillrlnl Bill 1D Da Naar. MoKiDg, Ill 1111 ~ Janel SloW. !tory SaturdiJ ..Oiling lbera illll he I rine COIIIIIIIDder Lt. Goa. Robdll!<e witll Chock Salb¥ and hlo . ert E. Clllllmln Jr. Aid the of. 1Dr".IIWI7 orchestra featurtn.l voclllll Am , ....... could DKiltba." YOIIIIJl, Americu aaurceo aa14 I b • Tile lbldl1 11101'111111 ....... communleto .,... llillllJoJ1Ial wUI feature OIIIIQwllng opea~t. moot ot . t hslr o!!enll.. ,.,., 1 ero oqd wiU OOIIVOIIO II 10 0. of a doien. tiooeo )181 tostring m. 11\' lhe .ball rilom. FOIIowiDI the lneolllll il the olcle~~a,tree Bo.ni, .. ~­ from s. ~~tack~....... 1/1. the · pierrllla threlt Ill lilllali .. wu oerviod til tho from 11M11iCamllodlan bhollleo. •membarl led~ l!lalf, 3-Aet Faree Is Announood How to Stay Alive aud Fly Kites, Routes to By Bombs min..... . c._. .....u- 91....., )(lddl-' ...... ,, ~·- -~·~f. • that tblo be done. It Crime Detection Advances Noted 1a.....,. •:lliliortil place any employe or other person working or desiring to work for plalntlll or doing buainesa or dealrilW to do busl110as with pialntitt. - Standing, assembllne, c~ gregatlng, plcket1111! in or around or about plalntl!r s proper\)' or premlaes in excess of two per... !J~eated Saigon Hit Oft' p , ".fl in Meigs Beedsville Man -·· ~hi rt.s, carl Oblo Sileo of Serlo• E&H VnltWASIIINGTON - 11IE DEFENSE DEP AIITMENT Monday .,.. ed stateoSavlnp-aandFNO· · IIOIIIII!ed die name• ol188 caluallleo of die Vletnam coalllct, lnclllllo dom lllorea In February were a,. oeven Ohioans. They Included Pic. Antonio E. Rulz, huoband of $25.9 mllllon with die atMro. Evangellna Rulz, Coolville, taining 17 per cent of Ito 19611 oeleopl. Theodore T. Reed, Jr., llelp Charges 'RIIunteer IIYinp bmd chairman, reported Fabn~~ry bond and share Illes In the COIIIIf;y Riliert L. Holguel, 41, Rt. 1, were $14,253. Tile COIIIIIY Reedovllle, Jrao JaDed by Meigs ed l2 t>Or cent 1/1. Ill IIIIUal tale a Cwnl;)' Sheriff'1 DePU\Y Robert 11101 by die end ., die month. BeetJit Mondoy on c)frgoa of lntoxt.atton, reslotinl arrest aid .. COLUMIIUS (UPI) _Slate per. violation of proliaUon. Ralgusl • tiOIIIei Dtractor W-Wirdaald woa otiU In Jajlthis!llomhe -ld recommend Par los. . The llory ., bow rapid ..... ralseo tor elite 8111Pio¥el but It In other acllvil;)' of Sllorl!! munlclllon malru the life ot the " p d nat maet die $1,500 • ....,.. Robert C. a,rtenblcb'• depart- erlmlnalloll 18all'eWiorntew~ the board clemand II¥ American mont, Donald LOvett, lit. 1,l'ort- ed. for membero Ill die Nelli : Fiderati011. of Slate, COOl!\)' and lord, hao been JaUed 01110 OpeD COUn\)' !hilt 1/1. the Auxiliary :lliltd<4oai Elqllofea. • chll'lll; 1'11111!1• FraakliJ1GIIkoy, state Hlribway PllrGI Maldl,y .... ,. <1 can't recommend _.u. 22, llllllalll, hao pooled bOn\!• linllll the Middleport Leglriolllq. ~· 11. $125 ""!'!Gn to , 140 on • DWI charae am dllll)riJtna liiL P. D. !IcC.....,, cominl"llla'wblch Wbal 1111 ~ poace, am Kermit Eldon malller 1/1. Poll No•.27. Glllltpo. ; ,. demlndlmNld coat.'' oald' Gi!MY, :Ia, GU11VIile, hal poaf,. Uo, ~owed In dotall tho pro. ·Ill bo!d m a charll" of dloturb1r•11llbo ol.lo Slate Patrol bal , ;:, Ward tMklod ~II Dot at Ubar- ~die peace. . . . made In lbe iaol 25 )'tll'l, por. t il Ill •Ill' wbal ........ bo wiU, ' ' LOCAL TEMPS """f.. in the - ii.aalkllot HillMer, heoeld · The llmjieratufe lnl'olllorQ1't 1awb.....-•• ~com, DJIII,ocl~ ' I ~~~~~ IN to ' dollnbOWD ~. . . .~ c1111l1ct at oil llllt4«iaall,~ the. . . . ~~lk!l· bill ' !1:10 ,a.m. . •• 31 detklt that'jrovi...t!lwoU!dnOdre •".. ' U 11 . it being tailored 1.1 IIIII - · lllotrart,'., 1 ·:fiAf-- " : lllm'o.or dar• to ac'lllre t!liw..., .ill ball ... tal~ 111!1 ,. ,.. 'If . ;. :. state ~· ba. . . ,\prl1 IIE!GS GENERAL HC\9Pll' AL . ! .' ,;:10 al "If' ., for. ••lb.. .....,. Acimllslool..; Naill. . Ill · - 111- In \'! ~•• or • .llrlko. I'K~~-· .Joe 14' .. 11. .' 'i -fl' up!... POINT PLEASANT - Conduct of lbe llrlklng en.,ill!'oe& at Stau!!er Chemical Co., March 18, 19 and 20, tea resulted in an opp11cation lor an lnJunctim In die Mason CCIWII.Y Circuit Court, by Stauffer Chemical Co., a corporation, agalnd union actlono. Named as defendants were New· im D. VermllUon, Individual, am as lntornatlonal represeJ>o taUve of the United Rubber, Cork, Linoleum a n d Plaotlc Workors of Anlertca, AF!A:IO; WU&m H~rey, aa internotlonal rep..,aentatlve, . United Rubber, Cork, Llnolewn and PlaoUc Workers of Amertoa, AFL-CIO; · WIUiam Clyde Flabor, incli viciUail,y, am •• vice preoldent, Local Union No. 1159; Charleo l!)aala, ltar<lld Whitt, Jerry ~. 'pill! 'Goacbnan; Clark Roborta, BW Neaoe, Carl Sibley, K,.pp, JOOII Me, Gtaw, Rlehard Jamta, Samuel Juniper, Car.! Kinnard, and all the other persons otmllarlly oltuoted am actlns In concort Jrith them with respect to tho plaiJ>o U!r, CORII&tlng of a class eo mmeroua to make Jt lmpractlcoble to brtrw tham all before the court lncli vldually and aevorolly by namo, accordi1111 to the petlllm. PlainUII uko lbet all lald defelllo... named be enjoined temporarll,y and permanentl,y, and until further order of the court, from doing or causq lobe done, am fr<lll lnatlgating, eni!OIIJ'> ogq, mai!Uinlng, aldlrw, aaobU,. or abetting any peroon or pers001 In doing any or the loiiowllW dllnga: -Attackiog, aoBaultlng, threateniJW, coardng or inllmi· dating In 11Q' m&IUIOr or at any CoolvUle soldier ldlled in V"tet Nam S:_,.,a. bthr.r. with a shv smiiP t hat Thf': sh:-w•.• will o;: f)n\inue all wt•(>k. Prie~J ~tart 1t 113.99 for a dres1l, with mttlt prices in u,. S23 to l2t • tiww ··surP- we W':lr them ," , · N..~ney S~.hr~ i ber, who is up to a Sill:' :l.J.o\. <1lld w a~ earry. ing a rih· orat:~d lur.d~box . "1\'t bt•~:n WIJJ.ring one :\itH:~~ 1 w•s ll.'' t: h1med In tw1nkle11 with br!~·e.~ . I I• on wlsa, and t - · Br:•.-)!;J:r.. <:•.h:"lr,J8irl!l w~ . 32AA.'' version Jp town .,, r\ Tukin: wu tho ·.inny ?veJ Samt l 1 hi:!- Wl' il ·. i co ao 1 Won<l· 1 up~'il .t hnller.'· ~hirt s, c ' H,.,,·k· groin. to r.hlnk ,} woman And a lace PeHicoatthatlies smooth as skin, Your new figure is now The Last Ward, jo:~ : of pound alid wilh a Then Panty Girdles designed for pantyhose and lexlured stockings. hudg;., \ afi t white r.d her 1-Jrok('! '" .!e part· Next comes the Bra Slip, designed on the some principle. / () f l' ~e :i.~t young, natural, rounded-instead-of-pointy. ther ·" went knift," ould-be It begins with the Bra designed for the bosom you wanlloday, ~~~ Wl•(i "i !Ali ANGELES - SIRHAN B. SIRHAN 15 SO 1118111!111'" 1D lll'P' IIOslo dial on oae occaaloo he was IAIId to act Uke a IIIDIMe1 and climbed die bers In blo call and. s..U.. there, grimacing at hlo lall· oro. Dr. Ber..,.d Diamond, a psycblell'latalll unlveroll;)' profeoiiOI', ICJicl Sirhan' a murder b'lal Jury - Y lbel When die 25-year-<lld Anb shot Raber! F. Kemedy he waa In 1 seU.IIlluced tnlbee and 1cii1W Uke I "CCIIIjluter that bad been Pl'CIII'IIIIIIIe for murder." Diamond llid he hypnotised Sirhan on olx occooi..,. b¥ woviqr a quarter coin about el&llt illcheo from ble face. In that state, the del'lndaat r...,nacled the -ng, r-teclly -bigaolmag!Dary trlgpr, turned blue 11 II he waa choked am shouted "you aon of a bitch," Dlamood said. u11r.h 1efend yoiJr- ' A.n Hyprwsil near rwrmal for Sirhan Sirhan ;~'~ 1'1 1~d ''f(J ym; gir!s hew to> ~;.:~~~ ~ M~iH., a~ain5t SAIGON - PRmDENT NGUYEN VAN Tllll!:U oald today the covernment of South VIetnam was r8ldy to meet prlvateiJ widl the VIet Coog In Paris Ia hopei of Olldlng lbe Vietnam War. Ho oald the poaslbllll;)' of ouch talks wao "a ray of light at tho ell! ollbe lulmel." It was the sec<n1 time a South Vielllamose oftl. •tal baa made IIICb I ,...,.... am II rellectacl I shift In lbe Sclulb VIetnamese pos1Um from llatb' reruatrw to reCOIDIZe the VIOl Coos. •· OV>Jnt h'811 tru-• Asks Injunction SPACE CEl'l'l1!R, HOUSTON - TOP SPACE agencJ o!llcWo ll'alllllly to p!Q It _,e am oand aa.._ut, to orbit the IIIOCIII with AI!OIIo 10 In Ma,y before ip't,. to Iaili DIOD on the lwolr ourface in July with~ 11, · · f AlteqUDII to JiloVe dlfecUy to a llliiCiolanclliW - Apollo 10, a IJlOOIIIanclillc with AIMJIIo 10, dley4ec~ "'!"~<~ be too rlakJ. '!lie deejal<11 meant that .,.eemen Tlloml• ~. Jolm and )!llfll'lll Coman wiU bloat oft tOward the moon Ma,y 18. They will apoid 63 houro In lunar orbit - more tiwl three lllllea aa 10111 ao Apollo 8 11"'111 orbllitlllthe DIOOII Chrlllmaa E.._ !~ ~ ~·~.H·nr•l :·, ~· pointed out that the Middleport Ctmatel'J Boord of Trulleea lo nat turning over intorest !rOm perpetual cON eemetery lunda lo the vlllage. Grate Olld 11 >t O\'IJlera or loiS . 01ch fOil' pe,y ' ofee anddlese tuda by law ar '· turned over to the vlllage. llollever,olberohave left varlouo amounts to the villap cemetery trustee !Wid for perpetual care of their lots. The lnterell Ia being left on deposit to draw oddlllonal lnlerell it "'' reported. VDiop employes """ maintainlng the lots, It wao pointed out, but eemeteey are oot turning lntereat from these lunds D¥er to the village. Grete aars that he bas re- Stauffer Company "JRUing to meet J'"Jet Cong in private Ti1t'Tl! · However, Clerk • Tr11eurer Gone Gnte pointed out that II>' _.taliono and lunda aa lei up will not allow oddlllonal expenditures tor labor at present, and eo CClW1cli took .., aclloo. During the dlocuslloo, Storage Building L eveled By Blaze t iust **** The hllilleat reco~ number ·1/1. plglelo In ooe I!Uor Ia 34, ' born In June, 1961, In Denmart<. F~cesGun lie cbailenp the Nlllllll AdJnln. latraUon ~ir flee. The nature ot ll®lnelt'o otruale with die bench, Jio!IICIDed the VtrJ Uonal abno:.pbere where It need not have done ao had 10111e .... tual dvll11;)' provilled. Tile lfl"'"'" abould . rill plain to both llclea . DOW\ . Now You Know u: \,~ -. • that villqa ~e· ere nat 111ar11n1 11res - the u)ect o1 RWIIOl'QUI complllntlo at tha Middleport landfill clunp In SallobUl'1 Township. MaJor Fiahor lald that he bad recelved a number Ill calla from redclenta who wish to .canllnue burnlni In barrelo. COOI!cUIIWI CJII!ord Slumbo aald lbal - r must be burned in lndnoratoro, according to ..UIago ordinlnce and stated that a barrel II nat IR Incinerator. CouncUman John Zerkle aald that be felt nat t>OrllliUing residents to burn Ia contalnoro doeo create a bardshlp. llumbo oald again that I h e ordinance does say umciDerator" and II the ordinance io nnt -r Actually, 1K1 cledllal WU .......,., llownor, w"""lll!l.·l'-,~1:' llleill at the ,..._ throu&I10III the - to dlnpro ilmllved 11 a rualt tC the eotremeiy dr7 - · ; ~'· A 1 - from !lop. Ralph 'If• her wu reed - . .. ·~, _..... aplaat 1111 aalo of U.. ""' . 'f,· uor oo !tlndar act lbal he bN been OWOHd Cll llldi ....... ~ ~~' lion. Earlier Sell. Olklor UDI advllled the COUDcll 1/1. '& limiter-. Grate read a ,.,., ~ · Great American 1'91..- CO., , die bCIIIding ·CCiftcern of thelllllr~ ., ~... Co. The- r.oa: · (ConliiiUed ... - 10) Ike's Life In Balance ' therapy,•• The doctor&, in rep~)' to otiiW queatlooa, oald the lolelt erllll wu preclj>llated In larae part by the prevlooa oe- altlcks su!!ered b¥ -lour of them occurr!iw olnce laot A!>rli 29. He bao Ill Walter Reed olncc loll llaJ IIIII oullered thre• of die attaekl here. Asked about die chaneeo 1111&, Eisenbolrer COli pull throuilll lateat crlolo, .the doctora llld: "It ls lmpoulblo to pNdlct the ultimate onteome at jlda t i - Gen. ElaeMolrer hal always shown remarklble nc:u. perath• -or ~ ·put · eo.t• ·. '':. . ,~.-~' ' .~ 1•--so ll.lftl · Eloe,.._r•a • .• ~ mUd, moderate or HYei'EI arxl. am hio ..., Jolm ~~~red ~ in a siJW]e-word reJ)ly, charac- the Illite who.. terized it as severe. contiJIIOci to ...., ... - - ' Medical authoriUeo say a treatment. He was Netlvlal potient ou!!erlng fran severe OIQ't!OR regularl,y II t h e - · burt congeatlon normail,y may sought to got e..,P. be ellpeCted to respond to enriched blood llowl,. ~ therapy In a d a 1 or two. his body, Eisenhower's doctors reported Tile latest prolllom will Morxiay that the congestioo bad conpsUve heart faUure wu worsened dell)ite "vigorous detected In die ienerel 10 dip ago, but was oot dlac~Med far WASIIINGTON (IJPI) -Doclora treating former Prealdent Dwight D. Eisenhower described his latest heart alll1ct1011 aa 11 sewre." They said his conii .. Uon is 11 guarded'' ai¥1 would not predict whether he coold overcome this latest threat to his life. Walter Reed Ann,y HOIIP1tal 188ued a mid-morning bulletin sarin& the 78-year-old general spent a restful night am that he was having less breathing tromle. However, io anawer to quesUone submitted b¥ a UPI reporter, the doctors said the COIIIPIIIIYe heart failure aflllc.. lna the general· wn· ••uvere. •• They were asked U his ease W&l El..,. ._ · * Et........r . NewVFW Post Has almost a week. The doctors were uked til dellne, in laymen's ......., conpstlve heart laiiiD'e. 'lbelr written reply: "Congestive heart failure It a term C<XIIrnonl,y applied to tbo siUBtion when the t.rt mucle' s Ioree of beccanes lnod~ to propol a or blood su!!lclent for . . body'• needL Tile raoul! ta· c~st1on due to aceumuladal of blood In die l q and MASON - Several projects vital organs." have been planned by StewariJomom VFW Poll 9926, a DOW· J,y organized VateriRI of Forelln Wars unit, IUIIOIIi diem being a long range plllll build a building tor a meeting place. 1be orpnlzaUon was named for two cleeeosed World War 2 IOlcliera, Homer Rar i))ui!)Jolll- like In oart 117 1 , .. om, ..., of Mrs. Fred John~.... -~• 1011, Meom, and Hlrl')' Slew- .)lnlor,..,,_ ~ · • ·'· 11111 art, ..., of the late Mrs. !\'1- olxlb lll'ode v1a Stewart. Jolmom was award. 8 p.m. In thelfeigo ed the !liver Star b¥ General School audilllrlum Ill _ . , , Projects w .-.u.. a... BanJs to Ploy Friday N.ght Dwlgllt Elaenhowor. Both David - . =~= . The gmup elected Rill Tucker and blo asliellnt, Gill 1/1. MaBIHI u commander; Rooa wiU direct the ,.......,... KiDg, ~star· Erntll In& die free coocert. ' AmOng thebaDd oeJ..uJobni<XI, Sr. vice commander, olxlb grade will he 111~:~~ ., and Charles Joe Young, Jr. vice ceoiiCIIIal March" ad "T u .:• !i commander. OldMID." 1be pool Ia compooed of vet""r'~)<': erano from New HaYen, CUlton, Feature numberl to bo ., * Point Pleallm, Middleport, Pom- oented II¥ the junior ~~~u will be "Two Alrl'' br "' 311 menmera and will receive till, "Jolllla" ..t '11owD momberl 101111 March thelllveoolcle." Sl• - · are veterans of There""' 101 - • • • , Vloilwn, ·Korea World Wars 1 Junior hiall band and Ill Ill and In or occu- ob:tb grade band. potlonaiiii'OIL on !ll!da1 the poo1 .,...eored a ~ -.:11 and ....Uzad over f)OO. Flmda 1!111 bo uoed to bolp widoWI, . . . , .. . . 01Y fi!DIIIN ill 1111 _,. Arlo. l'lltlPieo will bo lllld In APril to aulat 1a thua l!l'olecto. A -*1 .wUI be blldto ...pnlse I ~ to put rellactor tapes on bleycleo. Tile 1r01 and MaiGII. It alrtldy bas n. llllllbal ...... jlr'lljlct, called "Uabt a mey. ,de,'"'l l"' lllolllCOIII)IIIQ'wblch ... - l l l o lapt '. . l to be el/l.orcediiiiiiOUNbooii!!JI.. ad. .f I . rw bicycle oat.. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 24, 1969 cleland darst epperly smith tate