https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/990f03f1d6cef3fe42fe3cf3e8ad396e.pdf 76b65fad38aa114c52a4985498e05482 PDF Text Text I , •I . :.: ''t. ~ · -<o:~~ ~ :;~{Fttu:ft: ·.•Y;·rc··a rg'-~~~e~ : ~:~ 4·~~;:;~ ~i~; 4 - .~. ~~~ ~\~;,, POMEROY- Cllalqing·t.he '' eolor "' t968 u..... Dille tu ·~- i~ • '~,.~· . ::··· 1 -·· •'f':' .~; > f ~ .....~ It ' < •• '• ' ~ I '~ \ I I ~· I ' ' ·~·. '' ' ~ ~ ',. I ''' I ' ' fl " ,~-. 'J- ·r '' t' :.;.u, . MeN.,_ . thlo yoor"o lf1le proved <08117 ~op RQ , I Portland 111111 Fri. dQ 1n Molp ~ C<IUrt. · \lqr;~~ Ttrl"Y Lie Brew-.,, 22, was ,'i lined on loor charps IUod by Melp ilepltv !l!erll!RobertBee..... the relllllt of being appro. 1b~ honled lor attempting counter' . · ;,.,;.- ~ ..,lllit~- &lltl- iln,. CarOt•slttroN; felting Gf reglotration charp. 111 1 ~ Gf l'oll · 0111¥ . 2f1 lW7 tleth, ,18, Brewer received a 30 days ptq~. [q w diJ. ore!, 10; ,: . . • Ucense auspensi<ll and a $10 and · Fon'elllng bottcla ..~ ~ lira. .luiH' lllcPbDUJ)I 0! ., To ule Poopie of tile Glllfliollo eosts fine"" the alleged cwn!AorPOMEROY - Names ot allJ. Phil MlU R. GreOnleO Pt. Pleuint, hS Euc1!4 a 111-..ta~w. ,.p~ · . C!f.y Scllool lli'otem: ~ felting t:l. registration charge. dents ouned to the hoaor roll d. Reed, ~~ ::!:'~~~=~~·= on a · i a 1 u r e to 11e1J the m.jor will be blaried·~ .r It II with areat concern tor Other counts lor which he re- Meigs Junior Hlg!l School!<r tile san. ellarp; Darrall Coonouy, $15 He ""' aa Air Foree pllpt· the future of tho YOUIIi peoj)(eln COlved $10 and roots fifth six weeks gradlrw ll<!ricxl GRADE SEVEN - Melanie ,., 'a dllllurbllltl the peace chirp; ca.rlnc World War n 111!11 ,.._ . YGU!' conimunlcy thlt I write thlo llnol were lor lalllng to Die an- have been announced. Burt, WWiam Arnold, ~OCIIIBDIIAI!II turnod tu active ~ In 1953, I - . Their future wiUbell'eatapplica: for regi~~;a Maldre a grade of .. B"' or bet· eey, v::-Cis;:~, ~: and battery chargei Jaek Prlch- tWJ.ir"IP"JNfJ.W>'ff!l'r!Wliftb7"0:: ly Influenced b)' ttae qualiO ot pay tax, uretomake"''')N ~ ter in aU their subject& to b& terW, James Couch, J. ce DIY.. ard, HltchlnJ. J()r., Ceall J'. Hat_.. .education '"" recelwe in your cation for certlficete o! tiUe oil rl&, l!aotar, K1.• alid Jerome G. Carters Announce IChooloyotem, ,!lliet ~herJ. . ., and tlctlt:lous registration. named to the r were: ' . F'1s, Robert F.SMt Ezra Ktaer, Hell, Clndrmatl, all -.50 <Ill . }I GRADE NINE - Susan An11- Gory O'Dell, Paul Pearaon, Ro1>.. , I bave Uvod !Ill' entli-o' lifo In . hI Ye 'picpl other Malga Counzy Court rews, Richard Ash, Doris Barn- ert Romaburg, Deb Sehuck, Be>- opoedlng cblrpo. Br"rth of. Fr'rst So.n this communtt.Y. llll'••tedlron) , ~mabave~ ·' ·Siii~ JOurl, wlilllqo action, Jlulge Fm W. Porter, h rt Ire Ber ry, ty Roaebtrry, Gloria Slrver~ GAllS. I was from """' m . • teacherl Jr., fined Bill Slran, Mi&ueport, a ' ne Bernes, ""-' ~ 4ltO .......... ·~~ '' ~ .,..,...ac,....... ..,...." '. ' · ·.. .. ' · $15 and - s . speeding; Walter Tmo Crisp, Mike Cullums, Jo Keith llmllne, Judy Slaler, liarigs GALLIPOLIS - Mr..... II GAllS !bat I received lllocD· 1 Ellen Diehl, AMrea. Dewhurst, old Sisson. Joe Ros8nhaum, John e. . cation that enabl4!d me to coo\. pt'qJOIIlo which ireit ~d 1m. ''Gocy W•.iluak. ~1 r.rter, Patriot Rt. 1,.& pete .mctel..- uu.., .... w1~ De bra Garnes, Vickie Grate, NarJoo Ash, Steve Alxlerson, Karen Bal"' atudentl .Pi-ovo the 'qllallcy Gf our ....... · . cy Greenl... Connie Grueser, ly, Dovld BornNrt, Reail8 Blrw, IIOUIICe tile birth of 1 oon, Iron) other &ehooil fl>r mY col- tlOnal IY&tem iad I hivo crtif. '' 20 at lrcQoll Generol lloopiW, lep -.catlcm, lam very sreat- elled tboee proj,ows Whteb I Melanie Hackett, Shelly llall, Pat RickY Bolin, Donna lloyd lllnh .,.-,_·Jot Harris, Frank Homtlan, Debbie Boyles, :11ary Janey, Geneva Ironton. 1be baby .welg!lecl 1' .lui lor tile llipei-tor odofO&n loll ~d ba detrlmontal to our HESS TllRNS · 75 1 May, Mary Midkiff, Diana King, Kbw. Mary Krawaczyn. Keith L' pOUDis m1 14 OWJCe~ and baa tbat r recelved lrom\ Upoaely ochocil. I bev.e triod 1101 w let BERLIN MoO Sherry Ki'1<, Kent Kloes, llo.vld Little, 1o1Jke May, AlanlllcLol¢beeo Donlol Loe. ~ lo under...ated" Rio Grande CoiL IIIIo worklnler!onwlth!III'.C~I-. · ~• prell,lltted .t ~ 1/otUr. : Krawscz)10, CoMie Laming, Pam lin, Robert Moodlspalll!h, J POMEROY _ Thurman &t,_ ba!rw woiC<IIlled 1>3' a slater, lege. This lllperlor ~alley ol room : re11110111fbUI~eo, .,- fD Rudolf llell. f¥r blo 75ih Manley, Cheryl Nelson, Darla Morris, Sandra Floccarl, Rod- eoek, Jose&mfne Babcock torur- Oorlene. 5• 81lieatlon enabled me to' com.. I am led w aiJUmo .that tilt blrthdt,y 1 u lll unlnyit811"pesll Matel'IIIIIIJ1I"""'rentl11feMr• . plate my Malter Degree at Ohio• r...,.. lor tho Board's refusal ~at"'! ilulel._ ~ . TENERIFE, Canary Islands Neutzling, Marla Neutzllng, Ann ney Frecker, btgrldRaw!ey,Ron- ence L. Atherton, Lucillell AtbOhlinger, MIIIIJ< King, Steve Pow· dy Hill, Dlnlb Erlewloo, Hazel erton, JIOI"Col, Olive, and Mra. lloyd llaJnptoo, Wol- l!nlveralcy through &lll'aduateao- w lll'ant ma a CC111t1miJ1a eon- Pii'OII lor the ...W.ie Gf Adolf ' {uPn- Seasoned travelers mako. 1111 paterl81 i1111111l!U"enta al~ sDci a aeholarlhlp, It ell, Margaret Riggs, Mllise Rlz. Erlewllll, Delmaa Golf, Albert John w. Arl>aogh, Ethel Arer!oo, lraci Ia baled 11(11111 thli acil\'1. HIUer'o lm'mer dtP11jo; :•. lng the .tlrst commercial cruise 1111 .Mro. Georp E. 1o lor tiuo hJ&h 91ali!l' of -.caer, Stewn stanley, Leanne """" Smith, Jeon o~-M•·-, Ra'"'"' ba""" are Mr, fl', I must also ll""!'e thot a 1be Well)em aiUOi, illllutl on the $72 mlllion li~r Queen ~... ~"·•..., .,.., to Fredl Dye, Lot, 1'lt>- Certet BldtreD Rt. 2. c; •Becky Scaggs, Coonie Radford, Snider, Jll' wamer, Hobble Hatpers Plaina, Olive. . , .I reavtlon that I felt Indebted to tbll teacher's •Ill dOlo not lnelude ~ of Ha11'1 post, loll · Elizobeth D, agreed Saturday Becky Wright, Ed Young, Joe ria. en~ntl are Mr. arxl Mrs. eommuniQ'. Involvement In IIIII> matters. . I01"l'J lor hlo old, eccetltrlc s he has shaken down to a Milton ll Circle, Thebna 11. Clarence ~-r Patriot. 8 ... Welker, Becky Will, Clarence · ~w • lbavet.us~rtotGAIIS!orthree Thlo Iotter Ia IIOIInfalded w 101110 1!11¥ Insane - .11!&11 w1io II magnilcient ship but lacks the Wllliams, Mark Taylor, Fred MeDwam' Will Circle toW, Ben Blckel"ll, Helen ri.Mr. alii Mrs. Pan Wagoner, Pat- 1e&rl. ft hao been an enll.lbten<au.te o rev.-111 llftheBoard'a sam., a, u t e - ~~~~­ elegance arlf warmth ot her J. Bickera,parcels,Cheater,Sutot. · 1 1 · Thmnpson, Samson Darst, Mike ton. ..~ ..06- exJ~er ence. have been as- do<IBion.lrealloethlt!bavebeeu lo the 0111¥ lnmai4 bi 1 l'rllluxurious predecessor. le- 01\ bljllt !~ 160: , ,,.. · Paul M. Darnell, na s. Darnell I ~""on Stands FU'lll !"dated with I !lnegroopofdedl- rotnovod from 1111' "I like her, but she doesn't Struble, John SWartz, Pam Bur•on. Debbie Ohli-. Seek An Oftioo to Edtrard G. Freeman, norence L><fl' have the warmth ,vou fe1t on the GRADE EIGHT - Robin Crew, _ Freeman,_laere, Pomeroy. Queen Mary," said George BHI Chane,, Merri Ebersbach, aNCJNNATI CUPO CincfnJohn W. Arbaugh, EtheJ ArPilgrim, a building contractor, In Support Rodger Clark, JOOn Frazier, naU attorney Harry Me. D waln, ba·from. l.otx!on. "Too metallic aBI . zl """' to AiDes C. Hill, let, Ol· Steve Jewell, John Kaufl', Roger who WI& defeated by Fra er lve. e~r dll)er you know. Could COLUIIIBUS (UJ>D - ,1be Ohio Pearce, Sfleila Hawk, Beth Fultz, Reams In the 1966 .DemoeraUe BenJamin Ralph Sewell, Minta stand a bit of toning down." American LoBI«• today rellm'"I miss the heights of the David Gerard, Karen Hale, Chris- gubematorial primary, s8turday Johnson· SeweD to Charles E. ated Ita stand IIU(IIlOrtlttg eoUoRO romns in the first Queen tine Robinson, _Jim Schmoll, Mike amoonced he Will nm next )"ear Chancey, Maey A. Chancey, lets, ROTC lll'OIIl'IDIS aad that awtogovei'I'ICn' ~ .... Elizabeth," said F, L, Abel, a Sayre, steve Stanley, Greg Stew.. for either U. S. senator,.--....t~··CIIS8. Emma Salser, Grover Salser, prlate accroditatloa be pv'"' tD retired Englishman. .. An;J I art, Desiree stlll, Richard or attorney general, • ""'"'~~& tlleprorramo. · Sr., to Ronlld L. Salser, Janl~e noticed s<111e looseness behiht Vaughan, Dallas Weber, Jane on drcumstances." · 1be Legloa aloourpdeollegu McDwaln, a former state rep- K, Salser, 1. 43 acre, SuttoD. one of the bars which was Thomas, Stf{lhen Bratton. Jim and unlversiUes w e>paDd rethoir Vernon L. Weber, UarpretB, shaking could stand some Boggs, Richard - Bailey, Jon re.senta.Uve, did not elaborate on Bunce, Edgar Abbott, George Af.. what he meant by •''dependhlg on weber, Rudl Baer, Paul ll Baer tban curlall lew enforcement tightentrw:. u training_.. nott • uov~o. '--· ·- A•Wnson, ~ .., •• ~ Bak• clrcumslall<os.'" Howeve'r, he to Georse Morrison, Lois MorrlAll were quick to add thet "Remtction In strength of wr operat1CII1al bugs which ndned a er, Janei Biggs, Steve McGulftn. has Indicated to assoclateJ: that son, 56 1-3 acres, <lleater. relel'Ve military olflcers 1011 of· his declalon on which omce to Bradley B. Pooler, Caryl E. trial run in these same Canary lecUvenell In detecting and sucseek wculd depend on whotheothPooler to GObert A. Woods, Vlcld waters Christmas week aM PETITIONS CmCULATED cellful eonvlctlon of t1tooe COIIIV. Woods, 1,4 acre, Chaster. mlttlng Wtla)'lul aad Qlepl acts cauaed pWJlic gloom in seatar.. 9udents and .eotne adults cir. er candidates would be. Glenn ~ Cundiff, Rachel E. would weaken tile abWcy Gf our lng Great Britain had been culated petitions throuabout GalA new kind of cotton cush· extermitated. lipolls Thursday nil!lot 00 bebal! ioninl has reaHience and Cundllf tu ChalUe Greer, Groce country to naist revolution." ·the Llmj>lng Liner of Gary Rulk, GAllS mal!twt. cflllb re1latence. Lollm·laid; ., G-!,er, ~.. ~J'~u-. In the December trW turbine lcs and pbys:lcs instructor. blades were snapped b,v vibra· Some 50 atudents gathered at tion ami the 65,000-ton llner Grace VnUed Methodist Church more than three times the between 7 and 8 p.m. lor anoth.. length ol a football field ll.mped er "we want Rusk" rally. Rusk back to Englalll. The Cunard was oot rehired by the board of Line refused to accept her from education last Tuesday night, the builders and the subsequent BY JACK O'BRIAN Plaza - danced r1a1rt over tile ScreeD Gemuecrelarl'.twoyoua cancellation ot eight cruises, NEW YORK - Sidney Polt- lobby furniture .... llttccom the qo .... II JOU -.elate II a e, lncluding the scheduled Jan. 17 JUVENILE FINED ier was a JIOOf ldd in tbe BaOoatlng crap liD& knockod of! lntlreoUag palntiJta ID· lee DC11ir malden wyage from SouthaJnpGALLIPOLIS- Jlllge JolmW, bamaa but a rich aoltlt: he'D ton to New York Cicy, cost the Howell fined Aaron E. Peck, 16, cruiBtl his old watera on a lta- In 111 Eaot BOo• aparlrmml man- Klrtptwl'aloteotcoUoctloaafwa. apr's Oat didn't make tile (lll· ter colora It the Hammer Gal, CCUJIIMY $7.2 million. Rt. 2, Bidwell, $10 aid costs, l1l'iou 1 yacht .... Pl~y'a nood 110r1 .... l!olq< Dorin On h 11 lei"Y .., E. $7th Sl .... ADd Jan Despite rough waters on the Saturday in Gallia County Juven,.,_ to the Careries which lie Court. He had been cl·~ '-· contreloldrell Is Sally Shellleld Ralph Abernatlty dortlm-l8rlorlal De Ruth'• brilliant - · ... 'tl a.eu ul -a.... had w. began in S...tlmnpton oo ••rll the State lllihwiY Patrol. Cltod - ••~ ooce an NBC ..,. period) l>oushtDve(llllntlngsfnlm at the CriiiO-KorcltiD Galler!Oo ' "" b ~~ poll dlea &how " " !ltolley Winters Roy M. ilelnbera: al the E,. 38nl In llltthallet. · 22, the new liner rose smoothly Yc v ee, Rocky E. Frazier, felt like Gtneer Rogers leaviD,g St. Ai'llsll 9towroom. Former _.............., ibiiir and etrlciently to its first port 17, Gallipolis, forf'eited a 123 the Tony Awards ball at the Veep il>lro " - ' ' 'l'oolllltt • Jmte Pic...,. Langiey (romomber abow Ylalt wao brlalrt, dipllled . The Pickens, Slllers'IJ' had Iter of for .and proved all the cheap. comic own vemls- II thO Wall1 F. swiped It hlmareJuotOliiiOaitloa- GoUerte1, aloo ·E.· 57th ·&1 , •• cllchel. ADd Nona.._,., wlfeafBerg. Dlndta love Spiro AineW'I ao- doi1-Goo!ltnla'o owner o\adrew auranee blo Administration ..,,, C".....,.a CipOtled, ber own m1a1 • · keep lllll"VeWance over -..,., gallery called "Nena'oFanq"la ••trwbl!l" lp)ts" a& Vietnam, Ko.. her bulband'a blndlome aew ;. rea, "andiiY-IIPirt"? ... NCIII- lllde Gf Ber(lllorl's (also 57th I lnsled fl>r oa Oscar In bar !!rot st.) for promlainc )'GUlli! artlotl. film "Faceo,"I4'JII Corllnwasa Den ellllllvie ClllwU II a clal!dDJ W.....i llg. aer ot 72: dat<o• tour _ ,... It ooce 1011 ·IIIII lomtd time w direCt lite tamer action In ,._,. ~.11 1 Dll'e" ~... Ac- · ter llal ohellocl out a ......ted $300,000 lor I CO • OJ> the Weot lldel .... Fur tloltlon llhow .... '•barl~ luctlcin In llanacO wa1- ~- whoeloe- Prlitce l!olnler •••• Who 'colleetied I ·s ui , j llaa Ceooack fur, coat Iron) Mlke . Fort.ot'o 111111. ·• . AlleinbJ1tpanllortlnG!a.g Gf N. Y. bas be'ea ~ polio victim IInce tha ap ct 13, 1!11 con). Summir and 11<1cauon lime is almost here, if the old "Bli88Y" is milled wYOlo lor the N, Y, ltete ::a u.-- " 'J:%:1 ...... 1 Queen Lacks Ai>fl! '1 •· l • '/ ·' • Devdled To 1Jie lnteretiJ Of,1Jie Meltfw· MOMm Area IS : " "·BY ROBERT HOEFUCH •t .RenoD Pllll>Oint. canton. 1~ 1 8 majoring In radlolll!ll 'lelovloloo atOitloUnlverolzy,Wio cr~ t.Jfsa Soullern Ohio of IHI:.II tile Meli• JUnior II(J!I ,3,cbool In P-roy Satur<ioy ll!lfit; li 1'!!1 . .811ntcUve red • ...red, ...-oc1 wltnr ol tile !11th · llloo Scttthern Ohio Pilll" 11..., ao ovaUon by a it t,W,!Oldma·te)y 700 per- < abe walked the ....,OJ' '!i> ,,Ooc;(itde tho pogeant. ·~:'~~Piel'()<lint, In cCIII!liOtitloa .I - · - aD ADier1.0:. ~.· L :.- , )!. :I 4 ' ,. ~ l h ,, ~ ) i l. ,, "' ' i ' '~: ~. ~ I• ., y i !I ·~ ,, ·~ ~ ' I •' H '• ;; !: I '·I . I r· ' • l ~ .I ~=:;.••••bond speeding.•••-•••••••••• ••-Yakbita IE.CII'r ' '' frftZJ llol...,.. _.,.__Ill . GET A lOW COST lOAN Hill '. ..... sorta ~ lusgish, maybe you are thinking about a bright shiny new ;691 Your automobile dealers here have a nice selection now and are ready to trade, Whtn you buy your next new car it 111111 pay you to check our bonk Auto L0<1ns . Rates are low, ref'llyment is conveniertl. sized lo your income. Finance your car, here . · . . .... bill,made -~~-::~'3~cha:.: hll.'mind .. II>Iaclt In llblch be laid: doo't 1!10' 'God "" !It . let Pte UyUj 1j11.1 11>rm . ~;:.Nrh!Poltwa' sof~ll<\ bit here 011 . 17 til on tlti.a'j bill/' There ~·lor ~~ If the a.1 5 Jt be ,.,..... btin ,< ~· .IIIQp ..... ~ ' IAI·D · ·e«htJin;t Jati.onal · "" " ;.171k ·fi1ZBIIII . . : • i_) \ ·:. ,-I n · 'j 0 era, I _ ___;_PO.=.:..:.:M:::ERO.:.::..:.Y...:..M __:_ID _D_L__ EPO~RD __:_,...:.o.:... ·H_IO_ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _M_O_N_D_>4-_Y._A_P_RI_L2_8-',_196_9_~:-'\ c .. • •y '\> . ',·. • college ib'IB with the oxctp!ion of one, Mill Shirley Gueltig of Racine - moved through an excollont hlllbllly cype delivery of "DoiD' What Cc:mes Natur'lly" . rr ... "Amle Get Your GWI" In the highly c~tive talentmont"Of this you'• (iOgeaiL AI the new MlooSoutllomOblo, MlooPiert>OintwQIKOtotlleMloa Ohio~~~~- 1 prellmloaryof the Mloa AmorlcaPageolll- thlo llDIImer at cedar Point. She la oloo elCiecdltl to 8JliiOIU' In Paneroy In J11110 wbea tile aliDIIII Big Bend Reiltla II held. cmndltll PWpolnl wu nmno...., In tile SaiUro MJ'Is l..e.UrleScbaefer, Columbu1, . Flrsi Mba Southern Ohio ft. 1968, who dey nlgltl pogeont Wll Mill Am waa entbuaia.Ucally reeelvecl al~ Holter, daaghter of .Mr. alii Mrs. so by tbla year's papant-audt- Roy Holter Gf p...,eroy, Route 3. Miss Holter. a student at Ohio ence ill sevenl.-nncea. Recently lllliiOd Mils Cealnl state Uniwnity, moved effecOhio, Mill Sehaeler will retwn tively lhrOOJih the talent, owtmapln thlo you lei tile Mill Ohio aull 1011 ewnlng gown CCIIIIH'tiP_.nt Cedar PoiJitloriiiOih- tlon w win pageant hcioora. 1be er 11'1 lor the Mill Ohio Crolm. tall, brown • eyed blond was e• Mill Seluler re<eiYOdtremOIICI- thusiasticaliJ recelnd tn her ·OU~ opplauoe fnlll ·tile JI080&II! ·acrobatic;: talent eornped.tionraun4 audieuca I I she 4 'Thl Jm.. bar. As first runoer.q;~, Mill HoltPOIIlble Dream," . ~ the runer will become Miss Southern WIJ', 1bl1 Is tile oe!Oetlonllho has choaeo for her In Ohio if for an)' reason. MluPter.. ..,.,. II Ulllltlo w oene In tho lbo IliA Miss capadcy. second runner.q~ was ao Ohio Unlveratcy .iunlor1 Bonnie SUsan Pooley of Hamilton. Mill Pooley was effecUve in an Hawaiian dence c1urltW thalllent COIII(1etl· tion. Sbe lae studied daaclqj six yeera 1111 taught dancing three 7elrs. Prelidlne over the presen-:- 1111111 of awards w the !1111101'1 were Mlas Schaefer and Mlsa Gloril Buck, P<DBI'V)', IIIIas SCuthem Ohio of 1987. M111 Buck also made several apJ*raneea durtrw tile pogeact 1011 wog tor tile llrot tlnto. follolllnl .. her I, 'I '· o or ROTt ;; ' pol-• limP• ...-. ,; ;V ::.;O::.:L::.,.·X:::X:.:.:11___:,:N.:.::O::.. . .6:::,_ _ _ _ __ ii"r.. Property·. TranSJers • ·-;$' t :: Says N . ew .1' J)ballaldeo, reiiulll In ~l._"lth .,..ra~.y within 16 houri "~ ... taltina:. m M ' '~ Alillnlta i -ate .;'.' '' ~ id I.IP,ODI Ita 'rictlml pOj,e Cle• 411' ·mjoit vn 1n 15~. ne . .~lll''• ' "· .,, • ~,.,; " '',:I 1!19ot ' . I'-· Elegance 'j; ~ i 1 ~:··'f> ~:' iL Fifth Gradmg p. d .e rio ( Honor R0 II. Announce • d. I.' '.· ·Kallnowlld ·Ill.!~ ·· "'!ffi,· IIOI'ke4.,~ . ' iri._,' ~ · ' ·-V.t, ·~ flO III!II<Nts,~.o~p; Jci!,i; ~ ~- ~ ~~- 't ~ Alhci-Ot!. ·~~~..'a"~~!r ·;Jdl~..r ~. Alliliad, Ky., $10' 1011 ton, $10 Ill!! coila/ llelltlojl cooU, ' '!I\IP ~.IicD;'Co'lii ·w ' W,• •· ~=~ 00811, ~ - ~ Lee reld~i Jlllchiel"' ~; 1111, Jidc""" .U a ' Deem, 111. 1Reod..Ule, $10"0IId .Bidwill,. !ilhu-ew r~ ~-~reline; ·c. . , . .· • 11, ~ ~ It$ and ....._ • , . • ~ J)opaJ.fp~i<o~ -;;;;._, 0 0 . · I•. ,' · . •. 111!11 ' ···~u1011 coati, 'In CeiJil!i!QI. dl" ... • 'i '~ I ~ vocal witb an excellent modern Jan dance to uMyHeartBelonp to Dadd)'." · WinDIJW the Mlaa CorwenlaB!l' award ror the pageant was Mia& 'VIrBIDII Moe Thomao, alooolw>ior at Ohl.o University, rite is a natlw of Pennsylvania. She was weU recoiYod In tile talett ccifn,. peddon with her vocal, "Love II Where You FiDd It!" FIVE F1NALISTS AmoqJ tile nve Onallsll Gf lite pegea.Jt Jodelle Guidotti, Columhu&, who presented a SODI and dance to •4Hey1 Look Me Over" in the talent segment, aid Cheryl Pesky, Parkersburg. W, Va., a &tldent at Marietta Col· lege, who wa1 imprttssive in a dramatic act. Mits Guidotti ia an Ohio university student. . other contestants Included suoan sedlak, Sprlng!leld, Ohio u... iversltyi Silllra Capizzi, New Jersey, RloGrande COllege; Lynn Rogers, Cleveland, Ohio Universltyj Kacy Conner, C<iumbus. Ohio University; Judy Lyme Hall, CheiiOjiOike, Holzer School of Nursirwi Donna Diane Sehelling, Vfrglnta, Marietta U>l· lege, aiXI lauryn Osley, New York, Ohio University. Members of the Big Bend Minstrel Association presented Ute divertissements between the segments oi c<JII'I98tltion witb Mrs. (Contlmled 8) ,, were oo- IIBl RENELL PIE_., <'a...... loll, l1 plc:tontiJall alter ltebw crw,... Mlsa Southera Ohio ofl96911 Soturdtt,y ltigltt'a !11th IIIIIUIIJ)IpertlnPomeroy, Wlthherlollleo J.ur!a Schaefer, Mloa Southern Ohio ofl968 woolo -111111 Central Oblo IIIII wiU also tuke put in this summer'I Mill Ohio Pte011111. Mill Sehaeler was weU recel"ted 1>3' tile laqe 11tdl.,.. as abe made oeveral lljlJ>OUIOcO&clurlatr&lit~JWTnllltt'oe..._ Some days it doesn't pay to stir RERE ARE THE 1IINNERS Gf tile llla1 - - Oldo Pageont with tllelr trophiea. Lett to rlg!lt, VIrginia Thcmtaa, PennsyiYanla, Miss CorwenlaBIY; Boonte Pooley, Hamilton, setoad .nmner-t.Pi Ann Holter, Pmteroy Route 3, Brat rumerup, atld Renell Pierpoint, Mlu Southern Ohio of 1969, Pony Blamed In Accident A !lOllY rumlnt .,loose in o rural toad .,.,..., one Gf l1ro •... •· ltlwdes: 'Life Lies' lor years without gelling caught s-oil thlt be thought he could pt away juot 11 easily with ~ clemency to Lica- voli," Life aalcL The article aaid Rhodea PW"· chasod lanl lot a home, paid his taxes 1011 conducted other pirao.l bualnen with "lcm!.s,. frcn ctpq)'lgn rums. Rhodes countered with a dlr· eel deniaL . "I dell!' cotegorlcally lhat I have, u Govarnor of Ohlo, received an,y mooay UlepJJr or immorally," Rhodes aald. 11Nor have 1, aa a public omdal Ia Ohio before I was goveroor, ever received money which could be ~ copatrued as c~ tion to I slush fund.'' Licavoli, leader of Toledo's infuilOUI "Pur:PJe Gaa(' In the 1930o,"iao been lttwrlll<llllld· l'or 35 years II the Oblo PillltaDtlary on a con1'1.ctl.on of parttclPIIinl In loor murdero. Rhodes recently CCIIIllluted hla natence, maldqi him eligible !or l)81'de. . Parole Denlod The state Parole a..rd, bow· ever, t-a Llcavcil's .., pllcatl.on.l. ' •aled w\ieoi,"D....._ ..;.,_...., ......,_ F.,.. ..,....,.... L( ~ loll'o IUe . .nco; he lild the w••· former sa~WSter at 65, a sick tutd dying man. !Jcavoll was transferred from the prlaoo to a l!ri>ttte bolpllll March 28, alter sul!erirw whal authorities termed 111 massive heart at.. tack.'' In its article, LUe said per10111 Walhllll! 1>3' the IKISJ>IIll could observe Licavoli atrollllll! paal hlo window and alarilll! out over tite parking lot. '~ver the r~ C(ll'ldltkll of Licavoli's health, tbe truth Ja thlt law enforcement o!Ddall - 1111 sizeable nnnben of mob I-ra - honestly lear what wm heifpan .If Ycllillle makeo It out." Lire aaJ4. t•Rellable ...,...., In Detroit, Clevelanl, Toledo 1111 CoiiDIIbuo - whore all good pnptero &II(IIIOseclly are rootbw hard tor Yormie's rellooe - repOrt thll'e Is a let of worried talk. .. IJ!e laid IJca..U wants w take clllllllllll of orpnlzod crime In ...-them Ohio II he lo relea~ed, "or be paJd In 6dl the pro!lto hi• old racl!eta ha,. shown In 1be .PIIt ~)'ear .. '' 1be 111111111lne oald Llavoll baa retau,., woo oto ot4fl ...... nected with tile Malia itil !bat It ""' Pnerai!l knatnt that (c.ntl- ... I'll• 8) Friendly Mission Costly PT. PLEASANT - Some days near Clifton when they were it just doesn•t pay to stir from crowded df the highway. w.-.:::~~worwx.w. bome, even to console friends Durfee gut in his car to go to The Meigs Count;v 9tori!l' 1 who had been lniurod In a hlt!h- 80 Burdette Add. w vlelt t b· e Dept. was IUIDlnCII18d tJds way accident. Woomera. morning to lmeotlgsteabreok&tch , Dla.Y be the . COIIclusloo At 12:lll p,m., at Jacki!Xt Ave. 1ng and onterlng ..a - · · ·-· "'- atan~~ · M. · Durfee, -22; 1011-26111 .a. Ilutfee bit tlte....,. service Slatton In 'l'u!>liOr• Gf 93 Burdette Add., who &~n. ·. end Gf a car thlt had stiJJrped, Plalna. day' at noon learned Mr. ml driven by R. E. Holstein, Jr., 9!erlll Robert C. llartonMra. Roy Woomer, lJ, Pleao- 25, OhloRiverRoad,POintl'leasbsch aald the burglary was IIIII, bad been InJured Saturday ant, who In turn rammed tile reported 11 8:10 a.m. lzy staj, --~•dents car ahead Gf him driven by LllUoo Owner Looter Hawk. Tools nc(: llan Merle AIUaoa, 52, Gf 2100 and other merchaadlse were Llneola Ave., POint Pleasant, &tolen. 1be lmestlption was waiting to make tile turn at 28111 the Woomer'o II Malcia Cetat1J Motors, Damaces were e~ eel II $1,500. Clb' JIO(Ico lmeotlgsted ~ er acddent over the weriiDI, Involving two ,.,.. .- . - · ~ f:D p:m., mal~bi •, . 11101. •illoi;. · Robert Austin Fowler, 30, Point Pleasant,. JIO(Ice aald, otap. weekend ll'atnc acddents InVesl)ed lor aredllshtatJacklmAYL tigated by Meigs Cooney 9oerl!l and 28th Sl., when tho car bohled Robert C. Hartenbach's Dept. him, drlv.., 1>3' Romattceleo 'I'UDA car driven 1>3' WUIIam Thostalle, 41, . Lakin Slate ii>apllll, mas Carleton, 26, RD, Racine, !alled tu atop. had ·ml(llum damage when lt ran conUauing 8 t...... street. Durfee was dted rm failure Fowler waa driYina a !lite of! clllllll;y road 28, 460 II. north w.cw.nw:r:rff.Wtttrfllii.1Sf!LLLE£Llct of Route 124, and Into a ditch. Tbo state II(J!Iwa,y Patrol In- to have his vehicle under eoo- Road truck. Tuaotalle Wll cited for failure to bave bi1 tebfcle vestigated two one car accidents trol. aald be w,nt Into t h e Mayor Legar Fines ADd his car Is resting bezlde IDider control. ditch to avoid bitting a JIOQythlt Sllnliay, one In Molga aad ooe In ran onto the rural road in front GalUa eo..rt;y, No ....... InSaturday of hil car. No injuries or ar· Jured. One driver waa arreated. root were reported. One defendant !orleited a Cerl 8, Yost, 26, Rt. I Vln. 1be otber accident occurred and two otherJI were fined Satur- · tDn, ria chersed with driving Frldo,y at 8 p.m. on Slate Roote dey n1g1tt 1n the coort o1 I'Wno· while intoxicated aa result r1 an 338, one and one-teath ndles roy Mayor Charles Legar. Foraortb Gf the Blind Hollow Road. felting a $25 JIO&Ied on aa accident It 4:f0 p.m. Saturda,y A 1966 model hall-too truck open fiask cbarlll waa CI&Udo on Sliver RIDl Rd., five - tenths driven by James Martin Zu1- o. Cam..,.,U, address unlmown. of s mile wesl of Rl 7. . ' OJncers said Yost's car went pan, 16, MaiOII, wont · out of Flnod were WWiam P e c k, A'I'IIENS, Ohio (UPI)... Claude the VItal components Gf I Utiicmtro1 and bit a tree. The truck Chelhire, $5 and coota, lml)ro(>- of! the left elde of the highway R. :;owle, dean o1 tile COllege versiQ' comnuadt;y. '' wae ._-ted demoll&bed. er passing, and Otto Johnson, into a small creek. There was of Law at the Unlversley <4 C1nSowle eald be believed the ZuSJIOIIIOII 8 pas..,_, Ruth address un1mo1m, $10 ar.d ooots, moderate damage to the car. m. Yoat is BCbet:klled for an ap. clnnati, has been named to auc- · tru&tees, laculey, JarreD. Rt. 2, Racine, both sua. . on intodcallon cha.rgtls. coed VernOn Alden asl»"eddent mlalstrutloa and lleil at Ohio (IOiriDCe in Meigs Cooncy COUrt. talned lacerations but were not No charge was filed in an ac ~ of Oblo Unlverelcy, It was an- Unlverslcy watld _.. to(llther seriously injured. No arrest was LOCAL TEMPS In the 7ears ahead, IIIII <1111 Ill cident at 6 p.m. on Rt. 141, nounced lnda,y. made. 1be temperature In I'Omeiw' I HYen-tentbs mlles west ct. Gal.. Aldea reelgned e!!ecUve at CUIBOlldate the Krell ..W dowutowu ~IJiness dlltric:t It UJ10lll, 1bere waa minor dan>- the ODd of the scboul achieved 4trlng the - . 11:15 a.m. today was 6odelree8, ap wtile car. year to enter private bu&lne81. tloo o! JII'Oeldenta JCJhn C. lllk· PROCLAMATION SIGNED with rain. Sowle wlU assume hi a new ckl- er and Vernon R. Alden. but 1be polrol reported thot James Mlddli!JIOrl 11a10r C. 0, Flabalso to move toward uew H. Houck, 20, GIJIJ,polis, head- Ue.s Aug. 1. or loloDdiY morning 8lined a MARRIAGE APPUCATION Sowle's ~Ill was ap· helgbll at atreogtlt aad ei!I!Citn>ed weot. went off tile left elde proclamatloa declaring tile week Neal Wblto, 48, Harrlactmllle, Gf tile hl&hwa,y 1011 his car hit a proved llllllllmouely 1zy the ness. of Mil 4-10 "School Safety Pa- culfledlaa, and NIDcy JBID JosAlden will become cltllrmltt wire leace Olllled by Paul Niday, board o1 , _ , who will take trol wee~t.•• formal action during a Ma,y 12 of the board 1111 eba1rm0D Gf the epb, 31, llarriiiOII'fUle, - . Patriot 9lar Rt. meeting. executive - · Gf tho 1be 40-;rear-old native Gf Do- Co. lttc,, 1011 t h e Sprlng!leid will become tile 161h Sale DeJ10sll and Trust Ce. prealdottt of tile unlverslzy, He bad beea dean Gf tile Unlveraicy of ClnclllnaU College of Law alnce 1965. UJn tbete Umes d trouble,. one 8Ccepla tile presldellcy of a major unlveraiQ" with mixed 2 Over Weekend car•- Two Night Law Dean Sowle President of OU n-., pre""" Walk-Aways Appreh~ded ~" SOwle Nid. ~tYet, my baste feeling today Is ooe ofap. tlmlom. uSohlttona, 1 believe, can be toned lor tile now 111!11 urpol p!oblems we lace In hll!lter edoeatlon: Tben II IINtual UDder· lltllldlng 1011 trult llliOt\8 all of Damage Reported Minor c~~ma&es were incurred to a )llerkod car ownod by ~ Bla- AWl Ce. In ana<cldent In PunBrQY,Sol- �' ~ ' ."' ·'f I _.~ · . ,.. White Paper ~ . ' .Was~n \ ' ' . ' . . ..,,. · '' ' ' '.• f; ~1 '· . I BYWB.LlklU, WIUTE a-· Wllat Wl'Yb'and reolli,U~ tlqloi:lla addltiool. they IICBDI hsvo laid oot twO, dla. a1 lle(lubllean Ill~, lor I~ !li'olramo llln<o tllo turn of the - . . , tho In their atrlteD to reeopturo ~ In power It the wb 1t 0 cantrol ol tl>o Houoe o1 llepre. · HC>IH bU llljrered in overqe onelo moi!IJ lor the loll of S'l - · 111 aon-Prell· ·reoord; tho otller Ia otrletl¥ fDi dentist ele<ll<n yolro, · res!. still, 1972 ,II a \llffonnl ldnd Oporatlne lritll the larpltbud- · ol eat: and 11n RIPiblleaa plan1101 In Ita hlatory - $U mn. llinr 11712 hso iloli&noled linn - tile Rep~btlean Caqrea. . u ''lila year." With i1 10111 • alonal Campalan Commlttoe lo h~11 nOt """" tile nomiDBIIY looldngtowardtllecon- campaJan eommltloe actioaJi., Is greoolooal eloetlOILI of next yesr liDins to put Its - s t ..... bllt Ia In Cacl looking mainly tD clo aoxt ;r.r DOI ,Ior Caqroo• th..e oC 1972. Ilona! Hats but rather In tile The net of the bllslne" 1• thel raceo lor otate leJ(alatorea. file G.O.P. IIWIIgeJ'I have not The rso1011 to tbot, 1970 11 o tile all&lliest genuine hope ol nsUonal eensua year, and It Ia overturning the Democratic outhorltatlvoq estimated that bellllllse mi\!Orlzy In 1970 and In- Cllloe oC poJulaUon growth 11D11 deed would be haJIIIY to Iettie Cor. lhllll, .tho CODSUI rsturno will tinct and -u.... " t); ~ ' Nlldrs C41)1lo..- rtdlo- . w· litloe tile ataie lollolaiiirsa." . A IO'!d ~ lnl)tnal Wtoia ltatea, Now,ltfocflle'llilidlOnof !lila 1\ratOif, .'Jbo bl&· ibo otate lqlal~ tD d!n<l pot ilf tbelll Uoo In ' tile obtl' thooe redlolrletlnp, 111!1 the rOot ..,. CICI that tbli apllt • mel r.et la that wtlldlotorpariJboldo .......,~ on, -kllll - a l · botli In the otate' lllilals- · )J, ~ mad! faotor. lhil tuiu will be olilo to tailor tliil . U.. ~11: c!Uo1 Mci the IUb~11111111 rtdlllrldlnl iiro- 1111>1 iiro, iJf eourlo, mcwo '!'"{· eeao'ln !"'Ch a 1111 •• to !Dol' 11 RepiibHean camll7 tllln Doni. lla own Caqrealllllal - · . oeraUc C..W.,.. ltld 10 tahlblt U.o condldateo ol Aj>lrltnlln all !1111, tOo, Pro!!tile other par!t. ldoo! NbiJn hlll\oolf, wlU be up Thlo 11 whst mlllbl be eallsd lor I'Hioe!IGn In 19721n8,char-· aolll8 to the holrt or tlie IIIII- acterlstlcolljl, he Is alhii\Y tlln· .ter; IIDII. tblo lo the real Clbjeo· Ding ICired. WhBIBm' ean bO' Uve o1 the Replbllean orpni. In a ~ 1!11 In, 1972 zatlono.·'l'bel> !rill not, ofCOII!'H, will be much , _ ul8ful !A!, him llll)'llilaa' ia to C<qroll (IOI'IOiillb' •and to tht' lle(lubU~ Cor 11170. a.t tllllr oG'orts lien Jli7IJ eolloetlvo[J than ..,a.tns will be outhelltlc PJV1- that can be - I n tile biNI... pacts; tllua U1e .bl&II,Priorl(l &C· llono or 1970. mi![J .boWtlllvon to tile tbnllt I la plain tbot the chllrmMn lrlc:llac In at lealt H of tbo SO t...,. bou,., . I I ' ,I .Docl{et Loaded with Cases ! ' • '\1 • ~· ~ it· ·~ ' PT. PLEn..ANT - Th' trial doekot, loaded wltll clvU snd •' ARATE MAINTENANCE Motor Co.; The IIIII Flnlnce t. beth loleCoolbaJ va. WU- LOaa co. vo • .rameo Rolllno and a M~: Carrlollae E>-e)Jn Rolllaa: Goori'O E. Jolin. erlm1nal aeti.ODJ, was bared Frt .. , 1 day by Howard Schultz, Circuit Peariloo ~· ,, The Witch-Hunts On Campuses Tlie Students for a Democratic Society and tbeir .Uk are not fascists or Nazis, as is often charged. What they are staging on college campuses this spring "looks start~~f~k like a s satirraging revival ofPuritanism," Ist Russell Baker, "Cut olf some of the hair and forget the barrac ks~room language, and what do you bave? A masH of moral zealots tormented with visions of Satan. The whole thing is as American as the Massachusetts Bay Colony and the hair shirt." When the New Left ta1ka of destroying a corrupt American society so that the new Jerusalem may rise on the ruin, it is hark· lng back to Cromwell, who destroyed the chW'Ches in the name of God, writes Baker. The attack on the universities is conducted by the moral totalltarians under the banner of goodness. Satan sits within, disguised as the college president, the Dow recruiter or the sinful trustees who worship Moloch (read "Establlshmen~" "PQWer elite," "military-industrial complex") . Satan must be expunged, Tbe souls of the bodies he inhabits must be saved, even if the bodles have to be destroyed, And sure enough, just as happened in Salem three centuries ago, when one witch (college president) Is exposed, six more spring up on six more campuses. The young today think they are from racial injustice. . Even their celebrated sexual permissiveness Is pursued with Puritan self-righteous- ness, says Baker. Nudity and licentiousness are encouraged not because they are fun but with dreary arguments that they are "uplift- ing" and "liberating" and will create more "honesty" in society, Baker's comparison is uncomfortably accurate. The moral orgy of the original Puritans finally ran its course. But It did an Immense amount of barm whlle It lasted. THE POET'S CORNER SPRING MAYBE THEY JUST LUCKID OUT Dear Helen: :, I' •' edl And oor beaux wore .POCket fiasks filled with bootleg booze, somewhat bigger and easier to detect than pot, - AN EX-FLAPReading the blasts yoolh hsnds us, thJ s middle--aged person wauld per, NOW A GREAT GRANDMOO'IIER like to know: Dear Elt: How did a generattoo of such True! The late 60sareathrowltup1d people produce such Wise, au .mowtng, mature )'OIUlg peo- back to the roaring 20s except !or one thing: Back then. the ple? - EI. a Desr YOWig Rebelo Everywhere: ld.ds rebelled (or the pure run Okay, k:l.ds, have a go at THAT of lt. Today, IC they enjoy lUo, it's a "sell4.rt: to the eBtabOnel-a lishment." they Jru13 laugh, but Dear Helen: only In bitter ll'OIIY .... Plzyl For tile small percentage of teena Who think oo one over 30 - H. lmows anything, I have r i v e Dear Helen: I admire the young generaUoo " ' " -.. Do they think that - but reel they sometimes doo~t I. Th_,. are the onl,y teens who know\ more than their parents? gl.ve credit to those who aimed We just didn't let wr folks know them In the dlrecUon which (!lillY we knew more. We considered hope) wUI make tile world a better place. tbelr Ceellngs. 2. They discovered sex? Were all past generations produced by They forget their parents' genartlficialinlleminatJon? eration started most or the re- 3, n•a new to carry a gui- forms. We worked lor world tar. We praetlcallJr invented the peace through the U. N. We e.Dtar'a little brother - t h e uke- and we oouldn't playltany better either. t. 1bey are the first to want tD lmpnrve tile world? We trted too, aad came up witll some _pret,.. j,y I'>Od ldoaa. Think ol the prolll'eU made In socta1 and ...... omkal areao In file past 50 Is here, The winter is As Ame M&rl.e's eyea. Spring is here, All nature is a chorus. The birds Carol all day lone, The bees hum and hiDII. Tho Crop •Ins at dlllk. - lssbell Scott Aj>rU 11169 ON A SPRING DAY On a spring day Frcm my wiRI.ow 1 C2l1 see A dopood tree, With a pink dresa. Some otatel,y lllaJ>Ieo Roller 1kltea, The shrtlllallllhter or children. ,...1 The robin' a .orw. man waa Vf!lry alJPBrent ln Ute reforms we undertook. Today we'rs belns blsmed Cor our '-uninvolvement'' and aelt' Interest If t11ose who lndlct !rill stu<IY .-nt hlltory, they reollzi 'Wb1 11IEY are radlcols, They're CoUowlns In the Cootlteps of their Pltentl, who .were the CIJ:It pnerallontobroaka1111 rrom blind adherence tD tradl· lion- -We aaw fllose WfQI181 'IIDII ltarted rllhllni tbeJi,.· Our lddl ~" Br'way The whir~ A lawn mo..er. The noiU a Tractor makes For a would-be tanner. AlloCtheoe On I sprl111 day, -1-ISeott, April, 1969 toptbor In the I'JOd llllbl'l :.. SEEING EYE IIAD BRovo, POPI Go ., tile be&4 of the elual You llld 11 lli!e 11 Is. _ IL Thlo column II dedleolod to Cal!diY llvlt!lo ., ~ :,......, ~lnJitld trouble at ,.ill ... <IIT1lns 011. So ..., dotlll'l . .b _ ,.. ble,let Holan belp YOU. !1!o will aloo we!CODIO JOUi' own ...,.. lion II.. t1>o .olher ertdlllll!d Itt 1111 _....,..,, r-1•10111- By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. A molher writes that ber daugbter, age I, wakes up crying loudly three or four times every Diidlt. She has tried lgnorln~f, holding the cblld and giv her milk or water but n g aeems to help. This has been going 011 atsee the chlld wao 5 months old. Sbe ~~.otherwise bappy and healthy. · · G<>lng I<> sleep_ when put to bed, then waking up cry• ing, usually starts with a bad cold, earache or teething but when It perslsto for seven months or more It Is a habit aimed at gelling ittention. If you can be sure the child lsn 't cold hungry thirsty or In pain It lo beo! to Ignore the crying_ This wlll be rough for a few nights but abe.will soon team that nothing II to be gabled by tbe84! outbur1ts and abe Will slap~ The lgnorlDg must be complete-no peeldng into her room and no telklng to her by you or your hlllbaod wblle the cryin~ Is going on. NO - • till! Rucll Mlill)'ov•i erest In the iloyalllallsl.at the ' Metopora but let• a bovo an "" tloillastlc oalum to t11o "Jan Marie._._ llou&l•• CONTEMPT CASES .. Freclo WIIIIIIIIY "· llarYin WamaltQ"; 11aQ' Whitt w, Arcb· le T. Whitt, Jr.: Jorrle L. ne. W10ss vo. Jomea DoWoeoe: Bartuw ~ Pear- lO. !!Ut!l Ann Poaroon; Silly !l8elul •o. Garald llaokl; Nancy LODri VI, Cborleo I..OD8; Jsnet s.e vs. IIDiea Sot, Jr.; Rlts llallll; •s. llarr,y E. Houlll: Katbleell V a a Meter "· Rober! v.. Motor: Elloll - · ... Bll4' Dnn FAmoado; i l o va. RaJ. 11811 R. B,yUo, Dolore1 L. Neal Yl. llarltQ' ~I llarprt L. C - vo. Ffll!(dla D, Clll!J; Klmber\1 A. 1.4omlo ,,vo. Carl WUllsm Loolllls; Vlrilnla J,' Voualm Yl. JIDIII V~ Vlot.. 1la VI. l!arokl l'l:lrter; Katharine J, Daltoa vo. Vernon L. Dlltoa. ·a,.. with several persona in addlUon to their parents are less Ukely to fall Into thlo beCal...tar," a dil~!lwllollJ · ,____....__.._.....= havlor pattern. A ·c b II d of .tazz-orlsded ballet, ~ 1111'• 31!1 Is old enough to be rea- tblll8 ,...d ever aoen, tb8 11o1o1 soned with. His m o t h e r kickers do bolore .... 'l'ha lllllllc should explain to blm that alone ihouid be rooordocl .... . ohe will be there Ill the ftt1 "Wa.ldi.J'a OdkP' ... morning, well and Itapp~ -ce _.ta11J ll• dtllcloulb' and ready to start a new day ~~- .... l'llotllp ol till ....... with bini but that few IIOW tore fulled to Ul, ''NO nolobrJ. be'd beat go rlgbt to. aleep llo •" .... Tlll1 ...... rtllovecl without any fu11. She sbould ' then quietly leave tbe room Comdr. WJoltshe!ld or and let blm cry If lit fee!J · ~ IIUedhll~ he must. She ohould blm pariOillll\)' latD 1.... viii! ••• Ill ·the mcmtlng what bll reaLet'l . . Bob and Tlsdl son wao for ci'ylng and Clv• 0( ' • llolala.'lbestrll blck blm further reauuraneo. Oldo tbo ....,. ol Boalns11 Woek ' · lll..,..ofNowiWOtkwltanndo-· Q -My dalpter, 8118 13 mate4 'em. . . . , months, baa mucus Ill her stoola wbether they an ' ~allci - a n d F i l t formed or IOOH. SometlmOI DunaWI1· ere Cltendl,y u · there Ia blood allo. Whers ,... Kale·wlU doea the m~ua come from! 1110011 Shollld .l have her oto6la 01•. over am!Ded! ·tslit _. Call .... A -ltdiammalloa of tbe <J 11ooci'ODS) Malt · muco111 lbilni of tho ·bowel blo faml1J will lllmulat, the P~'o~Juc- .. : : lut ,_. .... I · . . tlon of a. 'lai'IO 'IDiOII!It o! ' . lt-llfy Croadocill, 3\!1, MIICUS. The bJoocl eouJ4 )II crlea every nlidlt w~ he .11 ca"'" by a I h I c II llaol, • put ..to becL ~·. mOIW lalo ..amebic dyleDiery cui UlCera, · blm cry b!JII..If to '" but tl"!! ·COllllo. A lhorpup IJ· ·somitlineli thil·takes iwo or ,, anill!,atlon til otetetmllle• t~~e. tine hoUri. How clll 1he let · ,.,.be~' ~ wltho~ • troiibi · le te oholilil ~ co "' lioep withOut . . ' :" ~~~~~. A-nla ..yljli developed ;J . ~tton , WBO ~ Ia .~WII•. ·~·rated fear of sep. r:\~~ ~· ~re$Dles . muon, pl'Ol!ltbb' u a result , , ' , -._ · · · •• eifilai'.U' of IMie earller "'J!Orj!ln... Cortez foubd a thrlvln• Cbililren whn h a v e been coiWn ~llo 1n Montezuma'i brou(hi up In a household .Me~. ~ . • l · PlaiD-..·. an ·'< '. ' to tho nunnro {l!al8(P>ro . otarted them) about the Jocke.\1 Eddlo Bolanda, happy aa E:ddle'• c... Tantrum Crying Is Best Ignored Oh, man How do you lift your voice? In protest Or In ...,gl In yollow. · F'r<im my doorway I can hoar The IIOUIId 0( ed w1Uloirt itJ We were the first to see tile Negro problem snd better lt. (BeCore the klda snort, let t11em check back tohowthlnp were 30 yean ago.) We gotman,y breaks Cor the working man and the poor people. True, pover. zy ian, wiped out, bllt our "'5, Their mini ,skirts are 10 cial conscience certainly dimindmerenl? We wo,.. sklrta above lahed it. We never beat o u r Ule - · lritll rolled atocklngs cbest11 about the things we ~ Jet, IIDil Caney garters that show- but oor concern lor wr fellow. Voice . Along· =- Apart of the past. The air is tresh As new mown hay And the sky Ia blue Wltlt tiny leaves Anll a Coraytbla blloh, didn't altogether succeed, but tll!nk whst mlgbt have happen. c.- 0 free of the sexual guilt of the early Puritans, but they seem to carry a heavy load of guilt in olher forms--guilt about the war in Vietnam, about their amuence, about profiUng ~rttw vs. 11111011 CJa,y Poar- 1011, Adm., ot alva. UnltedSteteo Clerk, for tile !1aJt term of court. aon: VIrginia E, Joneo vs. 1lalph of Alllerleo, EDlmB c. 'Roll!na,ot Tho griiDII jill')' will report tD W.Jonea. ~~ J. M.IL Bojlloava.RoUeLee Judge Jamoo Lee Thompson It aDdL;A;.Wif8bt:EroiwBoaw8Ji 9:30 a.m. !1aJt 5 and tllo poUt CIVIL APPEAL vs. F"""'h et al; Peoploo jill')' at 9 1.111., May 26. Blllk or l'lllut Pleslllltvo.llarllaBDD Coonll' a.ryeler-Pl.!'·· Crlmlnsl C.ies Include Stale mwtb Ceoter, Inc.' vs. Violet old~ People~ BlllkGtPolnt vo. Garland Jones, driving while R. Painter. Plei>lllll va. Jomoo S. DoWeeoe IIDil Oro DoWNie; . Jolm Conrad intoxicated, and the state va. John Slan!IIY, lneest, wltll his CHILD CUSI'ODY and Soadr& CGnrad ... Glll>ert 15-year-<>ld daugllter. !Nrle,y E. Grimm vs. Lowell Smltll IIDil 110¥ Jacobo; GoorJ(a One erlmlnat apiJO&i ponds, C. GrJmm; VIsitation Rlglltl, Farrell vs. GeorJe ChlrlUflom.. being tile Stale va. Edwin Clarke, Ernestine Baker ••· Chlrloa D, mer 111.d Jo Am1Sommer; Ona speeding in a scbool zone. Baker; Jano,y ADD BUrr!.IVL Vir· Lltcldlald and Ethol Lltcbllold DIVORCES g0 F. Burris, Jr.: Amount or vs. Dnnold Josepb, 11>a Louise MeCaiU-vs. Andrew Chlld &lpport, IWdretlll!. Greol>- Re..ar.h; James Lee Greenevs. McCallister: Elllo llnun!leldn. lee va. Clarence F Greenleei WWiam E. McCoy; Jameo M. James Brumfield; Doris Dalton RedueUon ol child support, Arinor1, MiiL or the eatate o1 vs. Owen Dalton; IVan Eustace George R. Wo!Cinlll>orpr, m, vo. Dora Douglaa, Dee., .va. Harold u....u,n Alonnder. Call vs. Loraine Call; Leona Mae Patt,y L. WolflnSI>arger, Halstead VI, Donald L. Haloteod; MORE CIVIL ACTIONS Janet Fern Yoder VB. Paul El· CIVIL ACTIONS Elvin E. Wedss va, WU!ard wood Yoder: Carolyn A. Morpn State or Welt VIrginia ex rei VB. Charles Morpn; Joyce L. Charles H. Haden, n, state Tax H. McC!o,y; Leiter G. BonecutCaulman vs. Jamis Lee caut.. Commissioner vs. Marietta MaD- ter. a m1Bor, by Owen JbleeUt... man: Vir!!inls Mae Dunlap va. uracturlng Co.; B t. L Furniture Francis Lee Dunlap; Bonnie Kay Company, a corp., VS. W. Va, Jn.. · Rainey vs. Henry Thomss Rain- - dustrles Development Corp.; Naey; Llllian B. Wil101t 't'l. Bruce tiona1 ~ ~e.nt ~ va. ~r ' .., c . WUson; Russell Allen Lewis Va. htustrles Development vs. Ruth LWlan Lewlo: Carltoa Corp. i National Advert!llag E. Jenkins vs. LllUan Ellen Jen- Co. VB. W. Ya. Jnollstrles Develklns; Melva Gardner vs. Eugene opmenl Corp.; Samuel L. NlehGardner; Betty Marcum n. Fred- ol.s, Jr, va. Jamea A. Randolph, die Carl Marcum; Lh1da D. Me.. et al; Jolm Conrad vs. Li111e Carine)' vs. Delbert F, McCart- Faye Chapman and Junior Chspney; Brenda Stone, an i.nf.ant, mani Frank R. Curatolo, ella et a1 vs. Darrell ~e. Jr.; Modern ReStaurant&. Store Cecil Bert Dishman vs. Patrie- Equipment Co. vs. Rolf6 Lee BY JACK O'IIIUAN Ia B. Dlmman: Anna Mao Jet- and Lo)'le Wright; Charles Clem BROADWAY- Yvel Monland rers vs. Ceell A1'tblr Jetfera; Clay vs. H. A. Mlller, (J)a A11o.. atnck out - hll 110a .• aear Z etta Ann Bu ah, an tnrant, et al elated Radio: Geor&& E. Johnloli, .. Dey''- Berbro - · vs. Bnee Douglaa Bulb; Mar~ et a1 vs. Goldie Ina81, et al; mo!AJr dldn't evea raee .... Tiny tha J. Huddlestoa VB. 'lbomsa Arthela Harmon, Admrx. ol Earl Tlm'o overwelJ(t, under.clemanol E. Huddleston; Herbert C. Daw- J, Harmon, dee., VI. John Char· and worried •••• IJzTQIOB'IpaiO Jdns vs. Mary Edith Dawkins; lea HJer, Kiwanis Club of Point aa.y they aren't .._st1Uou1 but Kay F, Kincaid ot al vs. Ml- Plesllllt, IDe. el al: Earl H. Keef. Uz hsl bad • lot 0( bealth-chael Klncsld: Paula D. AICord er vs. Bllly Ra,y Ward IDl-e ble since obe'a boon wesrtng tho ........,. •"-d Ward·, WunAin R, "-'~ltldJiol. 1\rojlp DliiiDOIId .... U. N. cbW vs.-.. - W.~. zy Am Knlllht ... Muon COunQ- u Thsat (1Uih Csotro ..... (tell him about eoncorwandnp, l!"iilleally neutral) ··- Jolm J, ordered tbla alice• o r - . THE WELL CHILDe to drop Into hll . . _ I l ltho st., ol the Dnre .... Not a thiDa ter vi. Rol>ert S.' BreWer; 1u Rlchsnl Varian and Joan LGulss Varian vo. leooe llovla ltld Wbltloek; Salli LGu - . betpn IIDil Allla Lee Colllna vo. lfllel l'llllln, et 11: · 111111 DeBoard and JIIDBI D0-.t n. WWmlDBL1· 0118 CIOIIIOIIII; The Kanawl)a VIIlilY Bank, vo. 111'ueo H. Dooo ltld Corolyn· Soit DOoo: Goorp WWo Yl. a R. Howard; NatJoo.. II Credlta, l'ne. VIR. Rouoh, et al; 1'1111 N, BowiiB, T. D. Kaul!elt, et al Yo. Rolfo Lee, Sr., et al; Jobn F. Thabet va. Chlrl11 A. Roberta; Charles Wlthero vs. ChlriOI Mea4owo: Ropr Arnold Desl and Vkllet Irena Do&! n. Cit> leo and Fuel eo.: Laddie JL Siders, 11 -a1 vo. Jame11 R. FlDI~~r, Dalila Finley, et al: H.· E. Gillispie vo. Clarence MeDaalal; Credlt •Bursau of Pl. Pleolllll va: Jolm A, Fultz IIDil Pltrlcla llo Fultz; Credit Bursaurtl't. PloaBIDI_YL ~f" R. WIIIIIIIIY and Lolha LouJso Wamolll)'; Jaek E,l;oW!no.Bertile lllnlnlr: Chlrlol E. - 1 va, Charles a Wllllamo, et II: Geortla-Mae 1Rob1Wla !v....M~MI Ma,yoo, II ol; Vemon L. ·Rizor, . on lnfaat wllo auea hY Vernon R. Rizer 'fl. N&Uonal Mutual )1. ouriDCO Co-: Slaul!or Chemlcol Co. vo. N - D. VormWinn, It ol; Coonll' llnopltal, !DC., VI, lielllelh Price I Dd Gll<l!'o M. Price: lllrold II. Wlnnlap 11D11 ~ G, WinnlnBo YO. Noilonal BlllderundAcceptonce Co.\lorstlon, eta!. 1;,. "" BERHr5 · au .ilf. tho .Republlean, q,;,p..o~ ; al ~ Conunit1eo, 1R 1 p. ' llobWU~of. CajiCornJ4, ,tsflllb' awara ol tbo.O raollliol. ·Whll• -!17 he ~· ao! io lbaut trumpollns tbelll In J)llblle, he 11 boloc llOJ'(~ ~ Iii •JII'!· vale Ill telllns hli P~rt~luo col. , ' l-o• how II rea!l7.1a. ', ~' · So the ~..CBIIJiiolllll o1 ~ , _ la ....,. to be _ , · or a worm,up thejl 1 lun.oII a-' \>e1'1 ~ w!lflll..P bi,llll' - .. tliat ~ ~ ·~ wtll· be mede to 'Hmlt R....bll.. ean loo101 ICIIIDII tlie.18ir or 1 greater ~ll ~ ·~ , 1bote•l1 aeortaln ii'OIOl Ja ~ ' ' tblo. For Ule llrot'tl\)10 ln.IDSIV' . yoaro the oel1!all1 hu "' bstler ohoirwenn outlook 1n till , Senate, wblcb hsa 1o Iq anl-trable DemooraUc lor• trell, tlllnln the , The . ovlriurn of onl,y . _ Doi!IOCr&~ senate . - would llvo tile ftNod>llearil ooatro1 Jn 1970 - and It ~~ that tho. ..... of Do.......u. wiMrlilll' lzy 11 more than lbree Umeo the wider becouse tile llllllbC' or Democr&:UC: In~• up lot . · rwlectlon la more tllea thiei Umeo the To rei!Oin the Senote In 1970 weald be for the liopublleana, IIDil apeellleall¥ ~ P!J11nan11.7 Cor President Nlmn, i 'ete!ol'1 ol IIIOI'IDOIIO dlmenslono. For,li II In the So!>alll IIDil onl,y In tllo · thef . bll lesdarlidp• . II beinB sertouoq chBllallpd; It II, the,..coro, tO the ilooote raeoa tbot ... truly ~sift G;O,P, o(lort will . be ~ thlo Ume: ltld tD !he HounraCeo In 1972. G.o.r. -tor.. ' IIDIIMr~-:: of and lit. IIDil Mro. auuoll Grimm and lami)J or a, ClalriYillo eont 11"0~ ol Mr. and Mfl.llltl Grlnim. .Tliey came Olpeclolb' · for the blrthda,y ........_ore. -•re· Mrau:-Mari. Blchm&D or·Bot- temUt'~->AvJ!' 11 ~;.-'ftlecuw'~1 BY' untted ¥reoa l!IAII'IIIIIODBI Jil• . r-·-- ANNOUNCE East 1 ,utERICAN LEAGUE Eut W L Pet- GB j . .. W L Pet. GB' BaltiDIOre • • • 15 7 .682 Chi- •.• 14 '6 .700 Boston • • • • • 10 1 .588 "" Pllloburgh .... 1,2 . 8. .6~ I N.,.York .... 10 8 ,15M ~h Pblladaiphla . 7 9 -4:17 li Detroit. 9 8 : t -. f:lew York •••• 7 II .389 · 6 Waohli'ctoa ... 10 10 · • i$j. ~.- • ••• 711 .389' Cle\'lland • • , • I 15 •0113 11 ' Mclntretl •••• 7 II ,389 . 6 ·Wtot GB West W L Pet. W L Pet. GB Mhme- ; •• 10 7 ,588 Oakland ... ,.10 . 8 .558 1h . Loo ~· --12 6 ,667 son l'ranclaco 12 6 Chicago ..... 8 : 7 ,511 I 1\tlanta ·- • • , • II 7 .611 I Kansso CIIJ ... 8 8 .500 11h ··Ctselmstl ..... 8 9 .471 3\1 . Ca!Uornia, ... 6 8 .~2\'t sao Dteio ·- •• - 9 11 · .450 4 Soettla • - .. " 6 10 .37 3'h Houaten ...... 4 17 .190 9'h &iaday'a Results 8\lday'l Result• Chicago 8 New YIX'k 6 llelt 6 New York 0, ht .Now Y«k 3 Chl- o· Ball 10 New York 5, 2nd ·Phiia I II. Loulo 0· Detrolt7Boatm3 ·M.._. 4 Pltlabllrgh 2 Waob 8 Clovslond $ San Iilego 5 Clncl...U 2 4 Chi 3, IPh 1118., rsln san Diego 10 Cln 8, IS la.'- 111M CaiiCornla 8 Kan City 2 ·Loo A1W 10 Atlanta 0 Oakland 13 St!attla 5 5a!1 Fran 8 Houston 5 Today's Probable Pitchers san Fran ! lloulton 3 . (All Time• E1l'l? · Todly'o prd>ob!y Pitchers Wuhlngtoo (Paoeuat tl-3) at St. Loula (Carltoal-2!&tPltto- Detroit (WUson 1-2!, 9 p. m. burllh (Mocee 2-0), 8:05 p. m. Botton (Jarvis 1-tl at New Loo ArliOlea (Oatsen .3-1) at York (Peterson 24), 3 p. m. San Iilego (Ntokro 0.1), II p. Dl. · cinCI...tl (Nolsn 1-21 n Son KaniU Clzy (Hedland 1-tl) II - (Hall 1-1), 2:30 _p.m. . Fronclaco (Perry 3-2), t p. m. CaiiCm'nla (McGlotblln 1·1) st . HOUlton (Dierker 2-2) &I At. Sottile (Pottln 2-1), 11 P. m. ~ . ~ s-4l, a:o; p. .,_ Baltimore (McNally 3-tl) at ·Chicago (Holtzman 2-l)atPhU· CteY.w.! (Tlant ll-4), 7:t5 p. m. ·IMkilphla (Wise 2-0), 7~ p.m. Only pmeo scheduled. Only pmes ochedUled. TUESDAY'S GAMES TIESDAY'S GAMES CsllCornls at S,.ttla New York at Montresl KanCityotMitmeoota Cblcagolt PhUa, nltht Wash at Detro!~ night ~1. Loulo at Pitta, nlllht Ball at Cleveland, night Houston at Atlanta, nlllbl BOston at Not! York, night LOa. A1W et Son Dleao, night Only pmea o<;ttedulod C)nelnnatl at san Fron . 0 •• • • :as1 ByFHEDDO\IIi'l UPI Sports Writer Frank Robilll<lll Ia bl0ttl111 out the uai.Y of 1968 arod moklng the Baltimore Orloleo memorir ' tlllnk thlo ••son could ItO !96S aU over apln,. Frank wa1 the AlnericaD Laasue's trl,plo crown wltmsr In 1986 when he led t1>o Ortoleo to their flrot pemtllll IIDil ~ £our. &IIIII 'IWOIII? of file Lot ~~ ~lodgers Ia the Wtiri<l Sertet. Roblnaon, who didn't hll hla nlntli homer or tlie 1988 ..... unUI Aug. 7, went' alJO-Cor-elgll~ hlt two hcmero and drove In el&bl runs SUnday •• the Oriole• wblpped the New York Y~o, 6-tl ond IIJ.5. Fronk drove In tour 1'1!111 wl!l! !1. ' - " and two 11ingle11 in the ftr1t gamo IIDil tour titore lritll a homer IIDil two olngles In the 1econ:l" game. . Second VIctory Mike CUOllar pitched a olxhltter lor hla oacond vlc:Utr)' In the opa110r &nd roltor pitcher Dick Hall WIIO the Wlldr ln the nlglltt:op. Hall aided hlo own CBUBO lritll tiH!'eolting single In the alxth Inning IIDil Brookl a Robinson made the 1game a rcut with two Jate-innlliC homerL Tho Detroit Tigers be&t tb8 Red Sox. 7-3, the MlnnoTwlDB raiJted lor I f-3 vlc:Utr)' over the Chicago White Sax, tile Oakland Atbletlco downed the Seattle Pilots, 134, the Wa•h11!1\011 Sotatnro dealt the CIOvoland lntllana their IOtlt tile Ttpro oMWed o Couropmo stial&bt lo11';" 6-S, and the losllll otreak. WUI!o H - ~ Cslllornla Angels deCeotsG tho homered Cor tho Tlgero and Kaltlll Cttv Ro,-al1, 6.2, in Mike Anlh'ews c-cteo~lor tlte ' other American Loope !llDIOS· RedSox. ' Two-Run Homer ;i. \the Natwr.l "'" IAquo, Rod Carew'• two-run homer Ph!Wlolphla abeded st. Loulo, 10, Son Fr&nclaco wltlltped In . tile motih Inning brouchl HOUIIOII, lhl &nd 1-3, Now York the 1'lliDa frOm beblnil In I tqtped Chicago 3-tl, after an lhl pme wltlch was hitlted b1 rsln loaa, ln a doubleheader, Mm- after 8lh lnnlrct. Harmon treal doCoated Plttoburah, 4-2, KW- also homered· Cor tile Loa Allleles r-ed over Twins, tnaldiW him the 14th Adanta, lG-0, and Sen Dlqo player to hit 400 hODIOn durlliC owept Clnclmtstl, 5-2 and I~, In hia mtJor league career. Dave Boow;ll pitched a air-hitter COr 13 lmlnp. Dick McAulifte drove in three the win wltUe Gary Potero r1Dll w1t11 a homer and a 1ingle auttered bis third loss Cor the and Denny McUttn won hla WhlU! Sox.., sal Bullo drove in eevel'li nms tblnl ..... lritll nlntb-lmdltg w lth two hCDers aDd a single rallot ltolp " - Pat DotiiOD •• and Damy Cster and Rick tmillla. stan WWlamo loot hJo tlllrd atlli&M piDe -Cor lhi Indiana. " 1"", Bobb1 KluV• - BOsTON """ .. r. :...o" ' ... Ol . Bqif.on. P"f -'!'F . ~ CU1"1flf,l. . . ' . ' •' GardeiL ' The!' &rsbbed command of tha U!lovloed SUnd&)' •truule and looluSd llke they were orr tD the raees during the tlnt hair, hulldlng l•tlo of UP to 18 polnta and holding Corth b1 11 at the hslL But the -erflll . Lakers · - oll whst D18l' wall hs,. been a time dlfterence lethari:J liJRTH wltjt . o sUrrlns tblrcloquartor Weekend Sports Summary ·smwART Wlll!i By United Preoa . _..uonal LONDON saturday (IJP0- Monchester Clzy ·edaed Lei cuter City 1-tl to wiD t1te Brltloh Football Aaooclatloa soccer •tt~ dt&t!Q)Ionshlp. WALNUT, CsiiL (UPI), Oi1mPJan John ~loa ..,.ned , tho Callteot 100-fFd eloc~ ot ~: the s•son lriUt • 9.2 partor.. IIWioB In loodl.,. Son J'ooe State 1<> the team title la tbo 11th ·. . alllllll Mt. Son ~.. looldtll evel')' minute ol their &dvoncing years. Outooortns Booton, 3Wl, la the quarter, the Lakers several times edged away to leads o!111 much a1 three Points before the Cslta , tmpoaod their Calited rWIIIitw pme In Ute courtlt SOIBIOD and trotted ott wltll the victory. It was John Havlicek, the Celtl.es' captain and awingman who plays both the corner alii guard, who shot down the Lal<ora. .Jiavtlcolt, ,wllo•.oufC.red an e;yo InJurY •In tho lila! acorlns ploy of 1he game, managed to toss in two Cree throw• desplU! blurred vialon ard those pointl pw hbn a game high ol 34. An examination ahowed he would be oblo to play Tuesday. '11le Boston attack, wtdth stuttered opln brle~ . In tile Wonl!W millltoa oC the courtlt quariAir, also £01 a bla 211.point performance from aUing substl.. tuU! guard WI')' Slogfrlod. · In addition tD provldlliC the Coltlca with a chanee tD lla the series on Tuesday night, tllo Celtks' win at&ured lhat a 11ftll pme would be needed ot Loo Angeleo on Thursdsy night. Wolfpen Go\'ei'TIOl" Abreu Sodre Interra-- Monday eac:h drove in three tiOIBI belkolball tournament. rua.• to lead the Athletics' lWrl.t attack. Rookie Roland Ftrwers went 8 1-3 trmioga ror the victor)' with Lew Krausse mqtp!ng ttl after the Pilots 1cored tlli'oe riDIB in the nllth. ~ Ken McMullen's two-run siD- gle and pitcher Frank Berta!· na·a tnree-run 11mner were the big blOPJB ol a six run fourth inniJ¥; which ae.,t ihe Senators on their way to victory over the a Indians. Dave Baldwin, who worked 3 1-3 innings ot middle lmirw relief, and Dennis Higgins, who locked ~ with a 2 I..S..lnnins relier stint, 5hut out Cleveland tor the last 5 2-3 .SOMEIODY'S TURNED UP THE HEATI rtjl"'"l7f"t!P!f':!lfl, 'L~ WHEN THE TEMPERA· ~~;, TURE RISES, ITS TillE TO COOL OFF AT SONNY'S. TRY A SHAKE, SODA OR FLOAT. OR BETTER YET DON'T COOK BRING THE FAMILY TO US FOR DIN· NER. Fourtlt & Locuot McCLURE$ MIDDLEPORT DAIRY ISLE In sickness or In "'---------, . .. and we might add, 11for richer or for poorer11 also. When illness or accidents come along the lan of the regular paycheck is an added worry. A phone coli can ease yaur mind at such a time. Just remember •.. when money's the questiOti, the answer Is City Loan. AND SAVINGS COMPANY LOANS UP TO $5000 Avoiloble ThrOL'gh Our CROSSING f1NISif LINE - llal&o 111g1t School Jontor John Rltehhsrt puohes hard as he crot1IOI tile llnloh linn In the 220 yard dash In a track meet aplnst PL Plesoant at Middleport Frida)', Rltchtm"t won 1n 8 dmeof24.5 seton:!s, but Meigs lost the meet, 72-54. Ritchhart also placed ft.rst In tile 4!0.- seminnl Photo. BRIDAL SHOWER GIVEN Com~ny C·M 125 E. MAIH 992-2171 POMEROY, 0. r-------------=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CHFSTER - Mrs. llo)' Chris- lnCluded whlie 'Weddlrigbellsover ty, Mrs. Clayton Allen, Mr a. the mantle with a flower arranaeOphs Ol!utt and Mrt. David Kob- mert and whlle candles on the lentz entertained wltll a bridal mantle. Games were played and prizes 11hower honoring Miss Alice won by Margaret Amberger, wu .. Smltll, bridHloct oC Danlol To. bun. 'Ibe a~er waa held at rna Ginther and Gaye Smalley. After Alice opened her llUliiY lovetho bane ot Mrs. llo)' ·Chrtst.y. ly gifts, refreshments of cake, The gift table, covered wlih a lee cream, coffee and nuts, were white net clotb, was centeredwi.th a bride doD Other decoratloos served to those named and Enn.a DOMINATE MEET P ARlS (IJPO- Mark ;pltz and Debbie Meyer, both Olym· pie gold medal winners at Mexico, domlmted the Puis Jntenationll swirnmirw meet sunday. ;pltz woo tllo 100 IIDil 100. meter fteeat;yles and ldlas Meyer csptured tile 200-meter freestyle News, Notes .... AKRON GOOOYEARS SAO P AUW, Brsall (UPI}Warren FoulS scor«< 15 points to lead the Akron Good,Jears to an 86--71 vietory onr Palmeiras and a third-place ftnlsh In the (IJPO- The Booton comeback tbst bad the Coltleo Cettlci hsve Jllver traDed, 2-0, ID a t:hsii1PIOnlhlp playoCC and eomo bock to Win the title. lka they're not convinced yet that "tliQ can't dO it ae evidenced by tllelr victory SUnd&)' over the Loo Allleloo Lakero. The Celdcs, who rec:lu«d their deficit to 2-1 In the beot or siTeD aeries, w1ll try Tuelday nftht to d..Uock the laU!ot of their freque111 title ohowdowns wltll the Lakers. The eoitleo, who lost twlcs In Los Anpl•!• won 111·105, In the All-Stan® In a t!tre...W. courtlt ldtial wu tho bla' blotr lor the MplL Tom Murph,- received eredlt for blo Orll . win althoutllt AttdJ llaoaorsmlth plt!:hed the lalt three ~ Walb Bunker, who allowed three I'IIUI and three hits 1n six llltdngs, waa the loaer • Celtics Outlast Lakers · Mr, and Mro. Denver W. Alll; Jr.,. Dexter• are 811110Q.R!!IQI the· birth or a alx pound, 13\2 ounco 1011, AprU 17 at Ploollllt VaU11 Rotpllal, nsmed llonver WDoon Alb, Dl. (\rlndpa~ aro )ilr,O.,' Eliza Pawall, Pomeroy- 't, and Mr. and Mro, Thoms• JODBI ot Cheabtre, and Ill'•~· ell(o ere Mr. and Mr" DoWty~ .. ldno, Leoo, W, VL lole, all! Mrt. · Alb aro the paronta oCtwodl"'ll-, tera, Marslt L,yn, 3,. and l4nila , Lallelp, 2. . .....===---...;;.-..;;,.;-.~ . :•·' . ·~, ' ADEIIAU, Ger1noaJ CU!'0Joelde SleWvt, tho Filial Scot, dl'OYO Ida llotra•Ford ~ ~ tile ElCol Mountains to 11lil' ·tho ' fnlel'IIBIICIIIII 'Fnrmul& 2 :.;Uib : roco. , '· , Jo surort of SWitzer~ 1iu ae<ODd ln a BMW ODd ' J - • Pierre Baltolae drovo· hliMa~ '·' i' SpUft to • ~ »laeellnlsh. ,. : ' NATIONi\1- LEAGUE ~· It Holzer Hoo(lllal. - ·'', , . Mr. IIDil Mro. Walter Wblte wore In Galls,ollo !IJndl.y to via. 11 tllelr lll'ancldaushter, Debbto Ann IYblte, a patient at lllllzer · lloiJ)Ital. ,, Robinson 'Hot, Orioles ,Win·'fw ·,' J GtJl' Makiilg Plans fo'r: '70.ant! '7# WASH~Nl:TON - .The R!plb-, ,. ., and dte 200-meter Individual ~~~~YMr. and Mro. Doyle Knspp, Keda and Charles, were Sunday allernoon vloltoro of Mr. and Mro. Larry Joheson. Gins Kan. allll Toltnse. Mr. and Mro. Harley Johnson were Sunda1 vlaltors ol Mr. and Mro. J. 11,' M11111hl' alii! C&ml!y. Mr. and' Mrl. Lee imlfll ol Cobanlua were weekeDd vllitota of her molhor,Mra. 's. A. w•ltL ClelaiXl, Gladys tasto, H e 1 e n Wolr, Maxine Goeslein, Inzy New· ell 1 Letha Koblerrtz, Letha Wood, Paullne Rice, Lula Td:ran 1 Cleo Smith, Gertrude Toba.n, Avice Finlaw, Mlldred Gaul, Susan AncJ.. enon, samy Wood, Jessie W! ber Pat ~~. Cltrp Coltlno, VIrgene Elberteld, Slna BaUey, ~ El<:htnger, Gayann Clay, Laura Hart:uqr:. Grace Gumpf, Juanita WW, Betty Ne!'o!l, Viols MOon, Selma Csll, Pat Koblentz, Mar· l!y Karr, Jbnmy and Kenny Newell. Bill can. Roy Christy and Lawrence Smith. Sending gifts were Audrey Woodie, Helen Nel&on, Freda Mlller, Nancy Baum, June Epple, Mary Showalter, Opal Wickham, Gaye Gaul, Betzy Gaul, EICrieda Cleland, ~ KautZ and Mabel Cleland. ,. BLISTER RESISTANT ( SUnd&)' ADENUA, GermBIIl' (IJP0,, ~J~elde stewart or scot1aiXI '· · '"'raged 104 milo• ~r bour Ia .•• ' hlo . llatro·Ford · to wiD an .'~ ~~~~~~~ FOI'Diuls 2 auto LJr!i Vifiiex HOUSE PAINT It starts with an Endure nose that W9n'l . rust, won't dent and won't chip. It can't. Because Endura h,as the spring of rubber, the toughness ol steel. And lflasts longer than either one. Anything as good as Enqura de~l')les hbt~~~-Ti~~~ :.than no~ ma,~.~ oyt >i( i\. we put i,t ori 8 . rear bunl~er:· too<iThat':way you won I get ·the ~atkes a < I :So 1 , .• ' ' . ...' ' ' · . when you're sli pping into olighl parking place. Butlhal's nolthe end of Bonneville's bumpers. VInyl slrlps along bolh sides protect your flanks. A sure Cllre. for, "parking-iot door." · · ' ~~se. Rear. Sides; There'sa Giv~ Bonneville a teS)·,bump at yo11r Brea~ · ·. ·· .. �' ,, of. . ,. ~ ' ,.?' I ' , r ,I. ·• ' ' A()xil:f.ory, Ju.niors .of Middleport, ' POINT PLEASANT - Bever· !)' Y-, .llill Pia<e willler of fhe Point ftN-.1 AreaJI,yceea' IIIIo lla..., C4lail' Scholal'llllp Pqoont at the Nat Ploallllll llill'iff, crowned Ule 1969 Miss Mason Coomtj', lovely In a lbll length evening gown yellow with a or finatlng back panel. Roberts, oommeo- tator ror the -~ presented Beverly with a dozen roses. D:l addltlm, Beverly received a first prize of $250. Beverly Kay II 17, brown haired, brown 1\Yed. and a ,.._ tor at Point Pleulllll lUsh. Her meai!IW"ements are, 3f...24-37, and her wetcht ' Is 117 lbs. h is the dausltter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Yeager or Letart. w. Va. I she &hoold win rlrst place In the lllu West VIrginia Psgeant, she would 110 to the Ill•• America Psgoanlln Atlantic City In September. In case the first place wfn.. ner eou.ld not go, the first run~ oer~~:~. Sandra Nicholl, will . ,: • ·c':r· . . -"';,;MI'Ir MISS YEAGER eyes, weigtls 123 lbs., Is S-f1h talent skits. Beverly Kill'. play. ed a piano solo, the "William Tell Overture." Sandy Nicholl LOVISVILLE, SChrader, , C&P Telephone Co. of Charleston. Tho Jlllgel Drat met the cootestants at a 'tea at Ute Pleaasnt Point Heaort SOiurdll' or FRANCISCO (UPO - game, struck out Clarence GasGary Nolan waa to lead the ton but !:()iezto hit his first pitch Clncl...,tl Rods against Gaylord Perry Uld the San Francisco ~Janta todlj' In the tJIIOnilll $Itch of a two-game series. SAN .' ..., ~! -~ •' ' ~' f .~ Road Crowder The Reds finish Ull here Tlies~ da.v arxl head fDr honte and a two • 11111e clasn Wlth Houston ' ! '• Wodne&dlj' IIIII Thur&dlj'. Cincinnati took a dlrashing at Sin Diego over the weekend as the Padres <illq>ed the Rods 5-2 Salllrdll' and then sweot a Sundly dooblehoader 5-2 and 1119. The second game of the twinbill ran 13 innirw:s aOO was won on Ed Splezlo's ground si~V~e [,' tI ' ·I' Tho panel of Judges lneluded Dene Wagner, of WJEH, Gallipollsi !ile Belva Irvington of New York, Wood C<Junjy Nutrllion Aide; Jim Mitchell, WSAZ TV channel _ 3, Hunlingtoo; Jim Marti.D, information advisor at Marshall UDiversit;y, and Lw K¥· !UPO- elllll Committee'• aeneral chairSulllloy. man was J. D. Slew-art• woctuc- ·Top Kn!BI>t worked 1\1 mlloa tioo, C. B. Elhenaur; efttries, In 1:52 :1-5 IIIII pllopecl out an Manford Baueri awards, B o b additional turlona te •~~~t~lete Knauli hosteases, Dan John&oni the lbll Derby dlotance o1 1'" program book!~ Bernie Smith; mllea In 2:0614. ' publldlj<, Sam Neal; judgea, J. Dike wont seven rurl- In D. stew~ and attendance, Dr. 1:28 ani went on an addltiollal BUI Downer. ·....' turlq tD cmwlote a ml1e In 1:40 Tql KDiahl ani Dike, alq with MaJeatic and Arts And Letters, ue the -'big tour" In the !Mth running o1 the tlrat tor -1he aatety. •~ olthe'l'lil»leCrownCiaasica. Ross, who pitched in botb Majestic Prince &hiles \1' as games SWXIay, received credit favorite. 'lbe Keatucky-bred for his rlrot win or the 808Bon. col~ purctesed by Frank Granger's record dropped to McMahm ror $2$0,1100 IIIII ..., 1-1. valeed at more then $2 million, San Diego took , 7-3 lead establtshecl his reputation In with five unearned runs in the Callrornla llilero he won aU s1x sixth inning but the Reds came of hia nces. Then Saturdly be back wittl one in the seventh put on a show lD a "bmfte.. and five more in the eightb to coming" e.ppearance with a go In front 9-7. tremendoUJ domonstretlon of In the Rods' big 1~, Pete speed in the Sleppllw Stooo p Rose hcmered with two on bue urse, and Alex Johnson had a tw~ But trainer Johrm.v I.A:qder.,. run homer. ' althougll conltdent In his colfa In the llrat game Sunday, the ability, is not taking IIQ'thiJw Padres made good use of nl.ne for granted, uThina:s should be hlts aDd clutch pitching by interesting," said tbe rormer · Fmnk Reberger to belt Clncln- jockey after watchi~W Dike nail. , work out Sundly lllOJ'llllw, Reberger balled out Ross in the ninth after JohnS<NI lriPied aDd T~ Perez dottied. He. gave It> a harmle" slll8le to liar and •toA>ed the Redo out rurthor damage. George CUlver took the losa ror Clnclnnetl. to left fleld which scored Tony Gonzalez with the Ue-breaking run. The winni.ng run was ~ earned as Gorw.lez reached first oa a Lee May error on his grourxler, Reliever Gary Ross sacrificed Gonzalez to secCDI arMl Nate Colbert was purposely passed. W&)'lle Granger, the fourth Recb' pitcher to enter the ' ' NBA PLAYOFF STANDINGS By United Press lntenatiODal Best.ot..seven Final W L PoL ,.' Loll Arceloo .• .. 2 I .667 Booton • . ••.••• ! 2.333 Slnlay's Results Boston 111 Lo4 ~s !OS Mclnday'a G4mes No pmes scheduled ) ' By United Press Intenw.tio~ ' NATIONAL LEAGUE GABRHPct. Jones, NY 18 70 17 30 Lobo7, MD 18 69 8 29 H. Aaron, Atl 18 61 9 25 Alou, Pit 18 77 II 30 PO)'oZ, Cin 17 70 13 26 Jcns, Md 18 69 II 2S Sl10111ore, LA 18 84 8 23 H-r, Pit 13 45 II 16 Jft¥a, SF 16 63 11 22 PIIRor, LA 18 58 15 20 AMERICAN LEAGUE .443 .120 .391 .390 .371 .3tl2 .359 .356 .349 .315 GABRHPct. Reported by Jn'~ured £D 8l.r • POINT PLEASANT_ Mr. and Mrs. Roy Woomer, ot 80 Burdette Add., Were treated and released at Pleasant Valley Hospltal Saturdlj' nigllt rollowlng a one car accident m Route sa,. near West Columbia. Mr. Woomer told pollee that a car 1101ng north, roJiowlng him, crowded him ofr tho hlgl.,ray onto the muddy berm and when he brousht his car back onto t h e road, he )oat control and went oft tile mad on the Olli>Oilte slcle, Into a ditch, mloslng the railmad track by a yard. The Woomers reported that a car also attempted to crowd tho Fogl.eaong aml:lllance which took them to the hospital, ol!themad. Mrs. Woomer received cuts on the rlglrt temple and rlsltt llfelld that req.d.red 24 stitches, and in,;lrles to the chest and ribs. Mr. Woomer sustained Injuries !o the rlglrt elbow, left ankle aod bnd&od lllve&tlptlng of!lcer IJeprty MUiard Helatead, lfaliOII COunTho Molgo Co. Bowlnmlers ty Shortl!' • DePartment, estimat- hosted the Ohio VaUey Archerr ed d&mages at $1loo. Time of the League Open Shoot recently with accident was 6:30 p.m. &mday, 15 participating. Fl!cy..tx field targeta were ahot wllh ~los being awanlod to tho roiiOIIbv: Men' a Free Sl;yle Seratc:h (First, aeeoni, etc.. in order name) larry Farley, Flip Crouch. American Lesgue': F. RobinMen's Free-81¥le HaniiQIICharles Morpn, 8r., Slllrley Nlaon. Bait 9i Murcer and Pepi.. klns, Bill Shca'n, Bruce Reultone, NY and Howard, Wash 7; Petrocelli, Boo and Jackeoo, Oai< chell, Orll Seabolt, Jllluny DoeS6. ' nnpr, Howard canter' Georp Runs Batted In Wolf, a,n-7 Dalley, ~Sqfder · Natiooal League: McCovey, &n • Frsn 21· Bench Cln !8· Bank& W01110n'1 Free Style ScratchChi 17·''MUla• 'Atla Ro' ct' Bernice , , s e , n i o . Mclllnney, Peal' liarand Ko~eo. Las A 15, ra... , · American Leagu , F Rob1 Women'• Free $tflellaDdlcap aon, Bait 22· M.:~er . NY 2r. - llcpe Farley,llotllorpn, He!' ' ' enWdt. Popltooe, NY 17; Howard, Wash Me , Bore BOll SCraldl · 16; B. Robinson, Belt. and Ben- H~ ,__ E SClMdo, ·Oak IS. . ~..... ugene •" Pltchlqj Wllllen'o Bore Bow SCraldlNatlonal leai!UC: Regan, Chi Nancy Noll, Allee ~ and Sl1110r, Loa A~; Heed and Y - Mull ~h- Bruce S-, Atla 3-U; Nlekro, Atla, MOI'pn, Charleo' Morpa, Jr. Hands aid Jenkins, Oil. Oateon, Y- SCratch .- Dn1411Gf1. '4>'· Plrelll, Bos .17 62 16 28 .152 Brd!rd, Orl 11 48 8 21 •438 Carew,llln 14 63 12 26 . t13 H. Allan, Wao 15 46 6 19 .413 F. Rllnoli, B«t 22 83 19 31 .373 Adi•J r, KC If 52 2 19 .1115 Lot A and llarlct.l, Son Fnn Cater, Oai< 18 72 H 26 •351 3-1; Perry, San Fnn a..2.. ou ... llln 17 74 13 28 .351 Crdna,llln 17 67 1 23 .1143 - . llln 16 62 12 21 .339 mer, McNally alii! Phoebus, Ball r•~r~~ ~.:..~~ Home Rwi• 1'jatlac1ol Loaeue;McCovey,Son Ft'IR 81 Copeda, Atla IIIII star- liD, Pitt S; 7 tied with t. S..O; landia, Bos, •Perranoakl, Mlm, Nash IIIII Odom, Oak 3-1; MeLlin, Del W. ...... - lloor.lhot l¥11'yHt't tttpai Thor• Nco• CUSIIlONRol ""' • :~=·~·~·~·..~~~~~~ 9?2·2635 JUST ARRIVED EISENHOWE·R· -' ' HANDSOME, AliUNDANTLY UVii'llATED .· The 144-page; bard-cover book measures 8M1,1: /'c' · . II incbea and contaiJu oV.r 1251llustrationl, DWIY , in full color, of .Biselihower u a youth·in JWuu, u · I Cadet it '\Veil Pi>iJitl 05 I~ Geil!!iiJ. in actiog, • a ""· ' , COMPLETES T1WNING Airman - . L. Y-. ICil of llr. anlllro. WOIIOJYRutJ•M, .... fC'IIt)eted hll Iolllc ll'llllii~W It J.ockllniAir IIIIi Ia Te:lao ani lo --·tlho~ 0Ft1CE iiO\Il!!i 9T0' 12, ITO S (CI~ A1' ~NON ,, r., . TIIUIIS,)- t:A.'il' COUIIT "!'., &ibiiJ,:lloy .', ,. ' • tl , ' , , 1 • . ·, ·~.)f~ ' we can save you discomfort. .3ki""' YERE SMITH AUDIO-VI~UAU, INC. 16 W. lhll•fl St. , ____ Ath...,, Oh'* d:rtl C.H Collu:t 59S.7708 Wllllcun i . 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We've had it for 8 years and we're well pleased with it.~~ A deuert COlli'. . . WBI HrY"": 0<1 b7 Mn. T~, M~ 1. · Lewis, . Mro. 'Edna Anler1011, Mrt. Jame• Buchaiim, Ifill lira. CII'IGII-o. Enos Schrock" · CONVERT YOUR WARM AIR HEATING SYSTEM TO TOTAL ELECTRIC _·,. TOTAL COMFORT PACKAGE the'; WITH NO ·MONEY DOWN, LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS, AND 10-YEAR WARRANTY! ' - • '• AlJTIIORfrAn,vi IIIOGJW~ . The of American Heritage have col· aac! The amazing he111ring aid that filters out loud, painful, sudden noise • . . .Sudden blasts of noise ca~ be uncomfortable. hpecially if your hearing aid dDesrt.' t shut them out quidly . · The new_Zenith Moderator eliminates thi1 painfvl discomfort. And it gives you this pro. ttction oulomolicolly. · ~d: us for a free demonstration. We rhint ~~We have a ' ' of Elaeilbower'l life . __ Abilene counuyside. whCre J!iicrihower grew up, bf: ~eminent~~ P!'otoara~r Win!er Prater. ' . ' t~V I -Ia! tnllda&t A 11161 graduate of lllrtlallll H~ School, y - - l h e Air Fcl:ce Ill Flllnm)" or thlo 1011'· HlaaddnulaAMNale L. Y..... AFU712t28;SQ 78, llaxAIS7l, C. II. B. l, ' I.'· All ad!led feature Ia a phOUJ8!$phic eiSI!y Oil where bo I a - , comments on Americanlam at noon Saturday with aluncheoo. ware !liven by JaneGIIkoy, Becky aprlng fioral arrangements cen.Kathy Clark of JunotlmCity,dls- · Roush led In the pledge to the .tered the tahlos. The blu~ n d trlct junior chail"man,prealdodal Oag, Anl1a Fllltz gave 1 re&dlli., auld color scheme of the P.T,A. was calr:Led out iD the decorations and the nsme taga, all'made under tho dlreclloo of Mrs. liar. garet Ella Lewis ~ the Pom~ A JIIH)rpsoora 10 be held on den PbllMII !living devottono. roy unit. liar 8 at the Maaonlc Temple Contest• were conducted by Ben Favors were stones, one pol- In Racine was plamec1 by the past Phil lOll. RefreBbments were served by lllbod end the other UIIP>HIIbod officers of Raeine Chapter, Or~ to ll.flllbollzo thet ..mcatton der of the Eastern Star, Thurs. the hoatess to Mrs. Gretta Simp. makes tbe difference in bring~ <Ill' night at the home or Mrs. son, Mrs. Bemiee Carpenter, Mrs, Bernltz,0 _ Mra . Chloris lng •» polishes or WIJ)Oillhed Jane Hlll. children. General chairman for Fam,llies of the .nembers are Grimm, Mr. ano Mra. Ben Pblltbe conference was Mrs. Wil- invited to be guests at tlle smor- 11011, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Webb, liam B. Downie of the Baclne gasbord. Mrs. Ruth Barnltz con- and Mr. and Mrs. CIWord Morunit. ducted the meeting with M r ._ ris. ,:.._ _:.__ • polilical campajpr, aM u ·tllo Cbleii!U!:udve in , office. ,Farce OPJOIITa for lllli8 aile at the church with the dales being changed to lfa1 15 and 16. Mra. J. E. Herl111 had tho prOJer for misst..,.rloo iiiiif Mrs. William Morris rave I. h o &tullY lic!ok lea...... !lark entitled ··IDto Tbue ~··" \ . lion. re- Plans were made tor a rum- • •'L ' N. W. COMPTON,O;D. '' ... . . ' ·,- ' .• 1bl1 new illuotra ed biopaphy Ia a jolnt,pubi!Ci~ lion ol Uniti:<l,Pr<u lnwnallonal and .~· Hetltaae Majaz!I!C. ' ' TWO . ~RESTED POINr PLEASANT - Arteot0<1 b7 <ill' Pill.. ware 111mn Croa. i'<llllero¥, arreatedforlaloll.-;.'IIIIo llOitod 1 t30 ap. .Pilr....,-,aodliirlowlblth, GaUipolla Feri'J, for ~... "I Am tile Flq ol. thO tm1tod States, • and Debra McGulll!loe- the reaoluU...., Aloo at. . te~ fr<lll the Mlddlii)GI'I unll were Judy GUki\Y IIIII O.eyl the GreotllVI WOJ'o el<\Oided by Barnhart, both c~ Kro. Bill Mebler, dlotrlcl Jun. Little Min POJli>Y cllllbolll Adult' from the FeeneY.Belllpr aotlvltleo dlall'llllll, M r a. nett Pootii¢11Uy atteall,.were Clifford Adldn1, eighth distrtet preoide!ll. IIIII ,lllourlce Ricketts, Mrs. Albert Roulh, MrL Hazel , Morris, MrL Dale Kennedy and eighth dlatrld commarder. Mrs, KeiaiJ:Wtr. AD?,ert Rauah,. lfarllyj, Sllaln of Crookevlllo wa1 elected cll1trict chalrmab and the lnvltatim tr0111 the Midcllopert unit to hoot· the dlstrtc:t conference next sprtq was ac;. CO(lled. Awardaln thiLittleMisl POIW ._ut!oa went to June· don CIQ>, fir~ ani Wllkeavllle, ucond. Smorgasbord Planned by Lodge cresting par...,, UDdtntlY '!be confereaee got . the meellatl aUelllllll by tS. The wllcomo ~ushenbyVIcqRlck- · oUo ol J'IPICtlon Cil¥ with J1110 GUkllf of llldclleport pvq tho -eon ' OP!M FRI. & SAT. " ) man,••Terr71!1111!111Nott,••••••-,.-~--'!""j,.,. .... ' . . '.•" ' '•· ERI'CAN.H·ERO .. ~?AlL Air Foree - · Tuaa, Page II advisor, received a tlrot place award for her 'norraUve report, 1ed biUJ ani gold tibbon award• wore preae- to tho unit for attalni~W the memborahl» quota. Janlc.e Couch of tile Pomeroy Junior• of Drew Webater Post 39 took first p]aes for her IIIDpie cUlference eover. The cover which abe dealgnod will bo 111ec1 for the June conference to be hold In Marieua. Mrs. H a r r .y Davis, Junior advlsot. tor t·he Pomeroy lirls, waaawarded first pl&co 1n the diotrl<l r.,. her aelilor rePort of )lnior activU1es~ ani the unit received a aecond , place award on hanlllork. T b o g....., also l'ilcelved a ribbon award for memborabl». . 1 INGELS FU .. Open Shoot Results are Announced Cl,. ~~ .·. \'"-. 1m: wlnil stwdy ...,.,. built riahl inl y.., "'" .... ' . ., Air - PTA Meeting P'""' Both the Mlddli!>Ort and eroy )lnlorsortheAmerlc:anLe&!on Allldl!Uy uoltl wonawardut tho 17th Amua1 Eighth Dlstrtct JuniOr O>nreronce Saturday at Junctloo City, Tho achlovem~nt trophy- the hlibest award of the conferencewas received by the juniors of Feenoy·Benpetl Post 128,111dcll.,. port. It was given to the unit oo tho besls or having the hest aUaround proaram ofactlvtUesdur.. lng the year. Other awar~s received b7 tho !rfiddleport ll'CKV were publicity ocr~~~book, history lcrii)IMlok, ani handwork, all flrot places, Ml:S.. Charles Kellt~Wer, Junior. the-""'· Padres Jolt Reds 5-2, 10-9 & ,, pro/oomo 'hall ~... Alba, lllelr .......111m are lllbjo<l to every unit &hoold he to haYe an oald th!llln Now )Ill oentalcel of (rom 2 to 10. aare11lvo role In tho Jr~:;llaae 115,1100 are years and ~ fine o1 up to $10,- rlsltt relatlonlblil between parMI;ltiJ liOII!Icta, ·\ljiOIIdllll •10 to ooo m the tlrst olllnle, rrom enta, taachers, ani the children. ~ I clay.to lllpport tbolr hall- ~0 to 20 y~s ani a olmllar ""ring Fervor lnotaad ol it.' ~ c~Pretta• can bo fine 111 the IIOeOiid oflenlle, IIIII ~011 Fever" waa theloplcu&od jlilrthaoad lhreo or leur for $5 10 to 311 yoaro Ia JaB 111 t h e b7 Mro. Jayne In her CCII(erence ami i!l"sl aaureo !ram an Obfo thlr<1 ollenoo. . .. Jllbllcatklls. !lie apollo of the ld&b ~ aurill llboWed 12 w !I tile omlorence on "Char· P.T.A. p~bllcatton de&ignod ror •' ~~ ~ cent ft. allltlldents have acter and ~tual," the Rev. each otneer and ol the numer· '!rled· lillrljuana at least ....,, , Mr. Miles emphaolzedthelmjlor- oua matertala avaUable to loJii!ntor npllted. Ianoe of estsbllshlng a pattern cal ulllta. Dl-alng, I:..SD, lndl- ' or communication 'horore t h • Mrl. Jayne noted tllat thellrst calio!'· 11111· thlo drvi lo loslnt! · "problem ;roirs." He oald par- pmllcatlon waoin.1906, and that aopol..-.1;y UIIOIII the teen let. enta must be ......,.....t to talk each year the National P.T.A. ,II~.'·~' or the ..of t h ,o to their eblldrell !ram tho time tend& 20 million pieces of lit"uoad for.mentallhei'IW b7 they start to IChonl and te main- eraturo to the &tete unit ror ~ltltod pqCidalrllll ami lie'· lain COIIIIIIIDicallm as th~ pro. dllllrlhutton on 00111tlj< levels. ifle ~Oillltl. sreas throush the elemon!al')' ed- Aid the Obio P. T.A. aends out ..POI!IIIIea as a deiOrrent to uoatlon yoaro. . He emphellted 27,000 unit paeketo each year the drvi Ploher wero outUnod by lllo importancO of a link or com- to uslst tile local of!lcers. !I Obfo be Aid par- munlcatlon llbich can withstand During the hualneS8 meeting ~ with IIIOI'Uiana In the adoleacent yoaro. c:oncUcted b7 Romine, new unlta "lllegrilj< lo the balls or ev- In the district wore recoJIIllzed. orylhlng In the pr<paratton ror IDchMiec1 In this was Harrlaontomorrow'l u.,redd.etablea," the vWe. The report or Mrs. Virminister conunealod. Hedescrlb- 8II Windon, registrar, showed f5 O<llntegrl~j< as wbolonosa, IIOillld- !ram Molga COunly, seven rrom aeu, and belq: intact person- Athens CotD,y, one each from ally. ll<icklng and . Vlaton, and rour The Importance of not Juat state ol!lcers. wonting to make I contrlloltlon, Charles King, pro alden! or the , ./lONDAY but a Iota! conunlt:ment, was OlD• Melga Councy C01111cll of Par:. ALPHA OIIICRON CHAPTER, phallzed by the Rev. Mr. Hlloo. eata and Teachfi'S, extended the Delta KIIJil Gamma, . dinner He IPOke oflhelmportanceofgly, "~~ . . Jlfler . I.!O~had callm~, .J~J.fooc!ill' ~ ~ «!to ..1\>i 111pe.ror our cldl-llliil not"'""' .to . 1111 tile Cllealilro - Kli!ir Ei~ 'i1etionaiDi 111 other agendestodO ioJQt h$1 b~ .PI1o~ by I ' ..Bebool. !Petal mUalc ~ lho i(y• tile Job llblch rtll>ttully fo there- .' TOIII C.s&ell, Jr; The llov. Ell· p0e UIMiorwoocl pvo the lnvo.... .Hlib Scboo1 mixed cllc>r¥•· IPCJIIIIIbilill' or tile paronts. MEIQI BAND BOOBrERS, 8 Mrf- 010 Who dlocuo&od mom. cation. p.m. Mllllda1. Melt!• lllib School berlh!i>, alld, "!! lbollld not be A program to open the afterelfotaria. large cm paper and small In at- IICICII &elltonlncltldod Jean Whltetandance." The P.T.A., " the head, a plano aolo, and a clarlllnk llle taachera, the net quartet from the Molgo !UBI> pareata IIIII tile chll4ren. &hoold Sclllol. The Invitation to hoot proytde a meantngj\ii -rtence the 1970 apr1ng •onreronco was for all tbree, the state ebairman from WeUston. potntec1 out. P.T.A. ~ .TheMlddloportunlthootedthe need to be alert and energetic, · lunchS<NI. ThemapofMelgaCounlhe aaid, and the objod:lvo or ty with school locadoos marked was used oo the place matl and Wathen R. Knebell<amil. pre.. ident of Owrchlll Downa, laalled ronrard todll' to Sotardi.Y' • runnt111 'o t the . $12$,000 -.1 Kerrt:uck)' Derby as '*one ~ the best renewals In years. '*The top four starters are real IIUOII colla ani the best part ol H Is their mUir preparation is all behind tllem, • he said after Top KDiahl ani Dike blrnocl In their 111m mUir tall, and her meaaurementa are, used her sewing ablli'b' as ber ~S-38 , lile Is the dausltter of . tal en~ displaying her yellow eve- afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Nichols ning gown bonded lace. Dana Sam Neal ofWJEHPolntPieuor Leon, and is also a aenlor :ile Clarkson gave a very tal ~ ant acted as M. C. The commen. at Point Pleasant lUsh. ented chalk talk with a rwm1ng tator waa Barbara Raberts, and Second runner-up was Dana eommentary. $le wishes to rna~ the orpnlst, Dobbie C«trill. 1M Clarkson, also a senior at jor in art at Marshall UnJverThe Ill" llaa<ib County PsgPolnt Pleasant High, 18 years llty, . i< ~ '",I '· diJtrlot - · with l pia II I o,ymba1 of a IWII'ded : 'Kr; J!Gm!no ~ $lturday'a Dlstrld 18, Ollto eqn., of Parent• IIIII Teachers, .~. meetq held In IOdd1oforl. Looking mat the leftlo Char!M King, Meigs C<Junjy Council prealdent. ''- Di~trict and evening gowns, and on their of age with Ilglrt b r o w n halr, is 5" 5", weighs 105 lba. Her measurements are D-:2~5. 91e Is the dausltter of Mr. and Mra. Uoyd Kolater of Glenwood. The contestants were judged iD street elotbes, bathing suits .' ~TS ft. :... Mn. Albert c; J-, ... . serve. Sandra's prize was $150. Slie la 18, has brown hair and green ' ' Vlrllnla Pageant In Chari -lnJUne. Dick ilopemlll, eat VIrginia Commlsaloner d. Commerce, representing Gov, Arch Moore, Bobbi~ ' Po.meroy Posts, Win ·First Awards , lllib School Au\llll>rium SOiur<111' nilbt. will ropresenlllaS<NI . CclomQ< at the • · • ' An electric heal pump can heat your home electrically Jt about the same cost you're now pay!ngl And It provides central air condlllonlngln t~Q Su!llmar. One unit does both job•. Sound too go(,d to be lrue? The men above( anCI 'mimy, blh'ers In ' our setvici'area...:~nciw · It 111 ~ true. If you're. thinking of replacing ypur hettlng or Installing air condl· · you ·Can leis COlt than ~~~,,n;1[8"s ' ' · ·cool. ~II ' ui ~ ·estimate: · • -1... • _,. 1 ~ ,. • \. • '• I . ' • ·I j· • . ·j• ' \ .. ~L~ t~. ' I• ' r-··-·----·-·---- MAtt. TODAY ----·-··-··-·---~ THIS El£CTIIC CAll OIUER FlEE when 1 Roddy Kil9ntt R_,. mended Dllltr Pf'lltlrtS 1 writtt• estimate of the cost to conV!Irt )'DIIr bamlla • tric hlltinc. Oftr IYiitlble to 01r wstomtn ~ly. there is 10 bblitJtjon. Ohio POwer COmpany Rm. 430 • 3111 Clev~and A"• S.W. Conlon, Oh~ C471lZ ~lmL------~--------- �,., ·.·, . ..''i WANT AD INFORMATION a,.c...octlon• Will H _.,c:opte4 IH!tll 9 ..... IOf ~ Publicotlot~ REGULATIONS 1968 OLDS 442 H.T.trona., Power ·;;;~~··;i;;;;;;;;-i;;~~ Turbo Hydramatic white finish with black vinyl tinted glass, radio. A r.al lh~p one oWner · c~. 1965 CORVAIR CORSo\ H.T. CPE. '-... _ ..:.........$1095 •· 4 •peed Iran•., 140 H.P. Midnlgl.t blue linioh, with vinyl interior and bucket aeau, new tires, radio, a The P..Usher ro1Mvo1 til. right to Mit ,.. rejed onr odo d"IMIII "· 1-ctlonel. Tt. pultllt"-'• wiJI not M Nlpenti!.lo for MitrO than IM.,IKI ..... ,,i~M . UTU f111 Wont Ad S.rvice J 10,.. 1 ,., Ward oM intortioro llllnlmu111 Chor,. 75c p., word throo Coi'IU~U11,. inurtiOI'II . 11 c:ont1 ,., Word till c:onoocutivo j.,urtiont. · 25 ,., c.nl Dlse ovnt on pGi d ado oM allis pt~id within I D doyt. 17 nice dean one. COnti _ Po~,~~~!s.~~~ Co. OF TH.t.NICS & OBITUA.RY 1 Jl .50 1011 50 word mi ni i!IUIII. Eo. Mdit i- 1 wetd 2c. BLIND ADS Ad4Ut/onol 25c Chorr pllr Adver• Jl'!tit "" ..rtllla., ,,....,, ·roiEIOY ' @) . POMEROY, OHIO tioo~rtent . . Jock 11. (onor HOIST ETTER IE ALit NIGHt . ;; 'CALL ' ~wuNQS ·sE,.vi~~ 1:30 • ·"' · to 5:00 p .111 . Doily 111 • to 12 :00 Noon Soturdr;~~,. NoiiCie InS. W!Uiam J. Roush, Third st.. Malon, w. va. l'bla! m-um. f.rl~ e...,. George'o AUCI10N Frldoy JJ1a11!. Auction Houle, Rut- land. Omslti'"'"'"ts welcome. Foreot George, Mgr. f.JI-Itc PAIIITING. !rrterlor - extartor r~e<orat~ng, bam roars, - ~.~7~.~rz~ ..' WILL DO baby slltillg In my borne, $15 ....... Pllone 8ft. f.%1-3lp NOTICE ~ 11 To All Members of Meigs Area 2171 Fraternal Order of Eagles ' Help Wlllled PAlit~-~~~-- . The Nomination of Officers Will Bo Hold Monday, April 28, 1969 SPM NOW OP!lN lor luinR, GlrA 1'1111 Dllcounl. RaclDo. Ol!lo. Frr ~ dri•ln«. 1!'1'10l!rre and rml4 porto .u-mL ~.... ...... For a.nt """"'"t- ..... w. 'ftte Hurtey Neloon Fann, 1\ir ml1ert North moot <1. salem Celler, Oblo. (Wat<lt lor Sale Amlwt). MA!HINERY: lllfll Ford Jtilllee Traclbr with ]llotn and orrltl'ftrtoro. two Farm Wag<~~~~, 111ly Loader. Hay ~Rake, MIIIIIO)'-Harris Pklt DlJO ! Pt. hltcll. Ma- ). t~ 'ti tf v.. I < 1' ' . ' ' ' \.1 ~ I' tture Spmder (Steel 1lbeli), : l~ N• Idea M.- S Pt. llll<h, Grain Drill, saw. Feed Grind- l i or OornMOtSl<ller. Sci!eo, Cooler, Platlonn Eledt1o Shoop Sllearero. Four Dairy r Qlwtr: Too Guertl8ey Qlwtr, ,...., Jersey <bws (One Frortb IW<tt). 700 Baleo 111ly Clover Mlrtd. JI'URNI'I'I1RI! .r. Jfl!l::.: Dinner ~. Wull Stand. Old c:u,iloord, Iron Kei!IM, Cherry Oleo!, Drwer, Bedo, s pc. Bed Rm. 9rlte. Stands, awn. Killilea Ca!JI. nell, Olpper Boiler, Unl<o Deep Jl'l.....- (30 cu. ft. up. riglltl, Porltdlon Heater (Ji'uel 011), l'lcluno, Sauoage Grindeo'. Maytag Ironer. utii!IJ cab!rrets. 110 Apple Crates, Cider Bemlls. Laddonr, Bee Stnokor, Hand Tools IDd Otb... lleml too to mention. ']'ermo: Cult Owner: Mn. Lizabeth D. Nellon. '• ' • I • . HAROLD IIALitU H ' I { ' r Pho.. 992·7242 trlaln St. '' ' - ••• • cau....., .. ...,._ --. . ....... mttb.......,...,_,. rtrrsabury .... ..... ,._ •m•. ,.. C.CI,-= . ;, :&vm ...... ed. Ba1onoe dat onJr fiT, or ... por llliiDIIt..... 01111 . . . ••• TWO Gl!llmE rldlnl Itontol. AIR mrwtliO!tiNO RolrlprEl'I'RA I..\JIIGI ....... .,... Call 70-4111, ' coli 'Jill. ..... • oltt. Jact'l iiAiflllo 1101. ..... lima. ... ill'JI lol uppcdo Ibn.... Gnrle llchoal. Roof ,... llACIISIIUND PUWIES, .._ tially doltft>torl. Baine <1. IIIUIU. &a lie -lnratrlltope. lfGIII .... ean do nrpolr, a nice borDe READY • 1111 ntl ~ "' ,.... . . . . ·~110'11' Case com ~. <Dild be """ for • dlelp flit ... - - Fill . . •-aa•.-:m llft..loot bay elenlor, ll!ree prkte. Prleed lot quldt ale. 1111111. . . . . . . . . . OollMay be - . onyllme. can point ~ """' caltiYator. . . ...., ·llbt Co., ....... SMITH AUTO SALES. :Mrl. Leota Coot><&' ...,... AU p>d oandltlo!t. l'bla! KANAUGA, OHIO IIIII. Oltln. I • a f.JI... ~De. Olllo. . _,_ _ _ _ _ __ ...a. IJlJtiCJft' PRICB lair_..., • 1111 CHEVY 'l'wo, !tn>doar • TilliE£ )QliMWl. ..... otr tlllrd lloar IK1pt lilllp. don, V.e attlomat1c, ~ ._ YOUNG BLACK coldlrrl. p. length, one wltllo. alse t-Il .... Piallloft. llldlillptrL l'lfl. t.a~a lndreo, Jady and dtlld lnbltrlmmitd Ill dalolea. One ~ orl; been~- Big bOmblue, abe 7.e, and - belp, rile, llko new. l!abJ IIIII, tbe 7... l'bla! ..... IIWING KACIIINII, .... l'omeroy, Ohio. ~ ._ f.JI... 116 .U · ...... Wf .. 11110, , ... Aoolv•sa-Y Sale 1111. '1\a Nrle .... , _ Appaloau IIUd ..,_ Altllorlled .... . . . Blaettnar's everyday low ONE-YEAJI..OU) Plllotl. ltlll 1\EGISTDII!D ....tee ... blellent color IDd laob. We . . , . prices w1r1 born U& A!*laooa, bll Anlllatl. Call and Uidoimollua. Rqldororl IINMI. ._... years qo. llooDI llud ......... ala IINrolt pappill. Ftllitdl ao&RI'l'l'l: .............. · MJI.lJONI or .,. ltM ltMI Beaedum, Rt. I. 1loorllvllll, ~.!.~!"1~. ~:P~?,~ IIIIi ••· ABC lllllilll!ll. deaDed will Bille l.alft. 11'1 Ohio. laot .. 1\t 7 .. laotory Air Conditioned. One Va.l'ltllllm•a c:or•ful locGI owner. a.,. of Ams1ts'l litMII. 11811 efec. thar~sl 66'1 <mywh..-.. PSI .... Rood ..... · · trio tUmpooer ... Belor .... ... _...,New DATBUI/2 --- ;--=====-- .me. --- --. w. all vlny •t .. •tl395 ~·- Fttrnlltln. "'~ HATmi real • op. Spotlen finlth. E.tra engine 4 tp. tron•. !::to"'!.::0:::~~ v- --- TWO BEDIIOOIM borne, li'N LID<OI!! lle!tl'lts. Dati!, lillie. melll, """""' ldtdten. ~ - .. ..... JIOifeol &dUm II'. Public Sale r" Sat., May 3, 1969 10:30 ................. iWII8l4'l " .. . . ............... fll lllldlld . . . . . , . t'l. 0 I'IIIM .• II ......... ... 1 ., . .. : ..., l.rtllt , . .,... ~···-­ _.. luinT Cttll ••11 • •••• ....,.. .. . . . . Ill •: tina ,._ .f.ll.etc 11117 JAOIJAR '"' boule lrolkr . or Qbla·avJoot, "'. G lllrlrel, du'oe lliilft lixllh <1. Mid~- ~ 7. . t,l'l-llp ' I"·' .I ) lbreadl woven Into loops. •.II."'- .1111. TIIAILEII. llrown'o Trailer Pat, Mlnomll!e. " - •. . f.ll.llle ·~· Terry eloth II an extra ab- r 1orbent cotton wlth warp --- .... ,., Perfeetill& aU-eolian durable preso Is a major oblecUve af the lnduotry. . .... ... ...... -.,-.;, PB & AT. Smart Ventura lnf..-lor. .. .... 'I'IIE Oatil tote ......... milo .... <1. NEW BR.UBII lltll f.leel wide, • • Catt pi ..,... ....... PoutaOJ, Ohto. .. lillie 11.oa1e •. rw-IJ lppralood p- · - · t-al .. II ..... to - aller· 011 for ale II .... Sale .,.._ HANNAH'S !W>Mtl Reel« joet to appmial <1. PNitalil ltalet- ....... bldelnl Coart, Melp Oiatl7. Cltlo. tbe """ will Bltto Lultn. Pets For hie Contaet 111'11. Ami 'llllla. Rent eleclric .......... BRADFORD Are'l'ION ro., PUPPIES, Wool 1Dtlhland Tiny's Borplilllnd. I • • odmtnltttratrts:, .... ... Racine. Ol!lo, I'll. ~. 5101· or a...., Qolr • l'lil1lr, lt>Ottleo. lldlllaulm. C. C. Bradlord, Aucl A. C. Pooclleo, PUp, Wire Toulon SPOl'S JIIIIQ\B •tlomo!'i ..._ ...... .,.., .. and Colllert. lnl8ild IIAIId t-rz.ac Brarllotd. Mgr. Lunc:lt """"' yoar new eapeiT Rlmln bJ O.E.S. ~11-111: Ket1110ll, ooe mile <1. Coolville, Coanly Rood •. GAftLY MlllllllAH - . H'f-41e AII-N ndlo, 4-IPIId dianHllhlwm. New Haftll, W. WANTED ..-, ...,..... 10111111 , ....... I!!XPI!lRIENOI! modlinle, Va. t.a~• Fora.nt rttte - JIIJIMIIIII Ill •.II DUI have own hand l<lole. a-- por liiGIIIb Gl-!111 'd ...... Caalad llol>ert Fournier, Ser- TWO Bedroom Troller. M ' G !L!lC'I'ItOWI m Mgr., Muon County Food Mnet. three mUeo er. lfllllnir ..., .... • ' . I!Oiltb or Middleport on Rl. 7. cmip!eft Ill Ill dl I I ._ !Jieyller-Piymoulb. Fbane f.rl-31p .. t ......f 1111 ...... IIS-1211i. f.rl- For,,. . ' ...... lib""'· .' '' - v..,- . ... v.' --- .......;.. SERVICE Mo\HAG£:11- ean .......... --. ')(', . ~ •I l'ARM SALE. Sat. May 3, 10:110 A.M. I have oold ~ rarm and will oeU tlte !ollowlq! peraal j)Wp!!ly at Auclk!n. At . Jdll"""' - n · ' MiDDLEPbRT, !1111!1 a... wllb Flulda Tlblell. ODJst $1.1111 Nelsoa Drua......_ l i '_,:- R. lt. RAWLINGs SONS ·. ForS.Ie MAN. Ropalr . I1JIINlSII!D IIIHI llllfll'nbhell ElllC'"'"'i"'fiiC"' f'IIM, tit Call ...- 1 p.m. or Oll)'llmtl 111 1)1lewrlt<rs part time. Wlilll aparlmettts. to ICho!ll. H'l... wHfl d~. C<rmpany Pbone IIIUU4. 1&-Jt.lk Salurdo1• ~· tra!rrs. Local i!ilerVi.,.. 1Jrlle H-'11115 · Pum~ToNE wldo ... Box 25, Glell!!law, Pa. 447-ap alo. .... treeAittds. prkte fl7 p!UI tu: IWII Goo<l)lw F· WOMEN NEEDED at onee to 80<1! lella'orl lrandle 1ocol houselrold oertreeAittds. j>rlce •.110 plliivice !rr cKy <1. Pomeroy wlllt C!Jde Kubn, . Tupperl l'llbtl, Watldnol'rodudii. A...... nrRNIBliED ..... Ill ,_. I»>o. ' f.Nip per lrour and up. a-. roy, .............. lJIIlL yoar """ boon. No ~ SALE - Overltud tlll'l!lll ....... Servl•• ...,. .......,-y. Write Rutlr u.tfe l"'R doflt. 7 I I ft., • . l'bla! Bergauo, Waadns Product~, ~ IJOI) III-SII. f.rl_,.. Tl!lllllTIII 11'1 NlloobMM lllcbd 0111 I"UUINNSSIED T\110 BIDIIOOII Inc.. Winona, Ill Jill ttellwt !&milo ....., iiRI. 4-11-llc trpltltoeut. lllddltpart. 1'llaal MILK • eettll plloa, Jowl J W.lloiJ Ill-. to "'"" lb. $1.111. Jelly s lb. ..... ,.. cokn'-. w ooedteld. · IMfe Bulin"' Opportunity l eettll. One gallan In Mlllt R•oOlllllle. Mlfp O!ttlpq, mtiEE 1'110111 .Apotbttelll. 1111 een11. Dartlllcon II eettll. OWN YOOII """ drJ cl..... ADJod Pat Coalrol. 7 UbortJ, <OIII]IIi!le]J nr«<orn wltlt bum. .......... Amlll- 111111 Ill lb. M ' G Marbl, ll!ree tnllel Potnera,, Oldo, li1llr I p.m. In ldtcben, woll ...,. IIIII ..,....tollbooerand""" ""'lit <1. lllildlliport ... Rl. 7• . ... t-al . . table top unll, stainlM 11M! llUck and route. We wiD do cieaDlDC wllolelale. AppiJ Ill lilt* wll!t dlipooal 111111, blllt. <OIII]IIi!le with ....... IDd RAB81TS, IIWtnlert IIIII ar.t- penon. A.B.C. Oeltlen, llho NI\QL1:R llalldlt!l "" ... llttllilltC .,_ ...... IIIIP closet, Dleely va. t-10-lle lnl BP:k, ~ 117-1111. 011 llaJ' Nelaler. IIR!Int, 0. ori. COil . . . . lor appalntf.rl-41e ment. f.IJ-tle • lllLL SEll. .... fit ltolh <1. "" WINCIIIIi!JR model ,... CIIID'I Calli ... Cln7 'r9 clelnblg pllllts. A. B. C. Qunerl, M-. W. Va. ForS.Ie artlomallo llfle wltb ...... ....• • liP to ..... f.lo.lle POODLE PUPPIES. AKC 1'01' 111ee. •: . . 7 111111 ... ropaln. llrltlc .... Ill .... ....... wltb ..... ..... m!rrlature..fB and u~. Iliad lllrd'o 'r9, • Jltdllr.. service and lfOOIIII•I· 1'llaal """· ... CaB Dou . . . . IIIII Aft., l'ttmRiij. l•tle For 5•1• or Trade HUe. •... IIUIII. 11 I tie 111111 CAMERO VI, ~ lpOOII: 111'1 Flreblrd VI, ~ lpOOII. IIID'IIC llllb aNti Jlllllr ALUIIIIMI Ji'llb!rrl Ioiii. l i n t • ZIG lAO ..... madtfllo In arliiUI ,..., laltltallaa, --~ Oldo, sale. deep, otunly. au,. 1 ule ~ llool lor """' lamlly'l jll'Oieo- - · Aatomallc ..... to lloo. See 1me11o Datil, v. Auto S.les ~· mUe weot ~ 1\t • '"' mab flttci1 tllllpo wllit .. . Rood, I I IDle ou.......... lwilt flf I lirr8lt dill. Loft Jtl Rl!lMOVE EXCI!B!I barly Duld lay ftW1 IIIII ....- 11om 111lulu. Glilt EMPLOYED ......,ents. rarm poncll and land dear- • NIGHT 99z.7324 OFFICE HOURS. EXCAVATING. " ' ...... For The .J".,.ta ··Sirvlce or . . .. _:. 1968 Co\MARO 2 DOOR .........c:....................- ........ $2895 Company official · car. V-8 engine, auto. trans., pow• er steering, radio, bucket seats and console. Black vinyl roof. New cor title and guarant... C~AD .Jalfo . .. 'I ' OF QUALITY Mon4or O.ol!ll iM 9 • ·"" Ooy ,, '\ ' ,. 2 OU.OI.INU 5 f .l!l. Dey Bof..,e Pul.licotion CoM:ollotlo!\1 '•'!· .. ,' ·I ' '··Y fllltduJ .. . ' r IF 511E'5 ALL A.II3HT I AA I WHYHAeN'T ~e CALLEDt ~ �~ ;· '. '• 1~ . . . "· . . . . ... . ·. .(c'.,... ..~,p:.n 1'!P _1) ~.ooo I., ' ~ .·fth6d'~' s ' t .. . ! .' I ,. wu ~,.._ . ftir • , lllnlow tho eonvlctod ldllor'a,.,. '1 - ....... . 'I . • ' ri.~· Olllclalo ~choit ...Lito iu - I two • ~· otacflla ,..,. wete ~ .,. prooclled with lrilo - . , .. lllo, arttc'l, eal4 ·•'11da y.ar tilt u&o .~'7:-:.,.•..:t~ taoo,. tuao1 1!1111 000. tooon rataed 1et < .. · "'nt two ofllclal1 Life fpwld , • • . were Jol)n II. llcQdoo, ilit ~ who ~»:•oldld al. tho ~ YoU trlOl II! Toledo,ID lliM an!' Gov. .¥lcbiol ~. ~ . tho mqul• ~ nlolb Iorino!: CHATTING INPOIIIIAUY ila NBe ·~ Solurdoy algltt'o 11!11 - . , Oldol'lpari In P - were tho of the~ I*IOL Loll to rlgltlare Qalre Boll, Jr., Alloenl; Lomdqr Portertlelll, -•kl'fEarl 07.., lludttllf.r, liCit a;.dao bot being aroomed for 11011< !l'lth tho a1ate pogeont, and Tom. Co11ell, IIJdclltPbrl. male_.,.,., '. J I 1: t t ARTIST'S ADDI'I10N to this serial photognp1o IJidlcates tho tLJ • adll..., _ _ . . I l l year Aerospace Corporation's Commercial Plastics Division plaDt at Jackaoft, Ohla. ~~$loved roads, ~~ and dock areas are included in elp&llSion program. (·' •' 1! ~•• I " I • De Gaulle uzts by the new elected president not word, Cbarles de Gaulle quit to their liking. today as president of France, One ol the highest voter Ms proposed collSUtutional r~ turnouts ln French ldstory, 80.4 forms swamped in a wave or per cent, rejected the Pr<lPO&ed "non" votes reflecting the reforms by more than 1.3 natloo's discontent with a mUUon votes- 52.87 per cent to lagging ecooomy and his 47.13 Der cent of the almost 23 autocratic rule million b&llots counted tr<m The vaters, who :for the past metropolitan France. 10 years had respoOOed afflnnaFew Urderstood tively to De Gaulle'11 e\'8l}' 'lbe president's dereat came "ish,. this time turned him down In a bill few of the voters in a referendum that accom- ulll.erstood. Like most otber plished whit rightist generals, elections and refererdums wtleftist polidclans ani student der De Gaulle, Urls one became firebnn::ls could never do- a 11oui., or ·' 4 non" vote tor the retire De GIWlle. PAR1S (UPO- True to his ~ ,. t I :':. From hl• country estate II)' United Gaulle's rash, unilateral torelgn policy decisions ccmbinecl to roll "' a hootlle ma.Jorlt.Y against him. Reaction trom omclals and citizens across Europe was. o)1111)11hollc with De GouDe yet not Sllt'PI'ised and sometimes eveD pleased that the president had stepped down. Mall!' aald it s hollld have haj>penod somer. COJ.ombey-lea-Deux-Egllses, the 78-year-ol.d president Issued a 2"-'on! s1a-ent that !ul!llled urged him DOt to submiL Make& statement ••1 1m ceasing to exercise the or fuoctloos the president of the republic. Ttds decision takes eflt.ret at midday today/' the atatement said. It ended the longest reigp of an,y French chief of state since Napoleon 10 years aDd four months. m. Senate · President AWn Paller automatically succeeded De Gaulle until a presidenUal election to be scheduled no sooner than three weeks oor later than tlve weeks trom now. It ol1lj>ed up as a poiiUcal dogfight that could see as IIWIY as 10 candidates. ~ . '' t \ ~ t ' ' I',.f l h ' I ' • l •' " ' a De Gaulle's chief leftist opponent, secretary Genenl Waldeck Rochet ol the French Communist party, called tor an alliance of lettl.at parties to sweep Gaullista frm1 power in what he called 4 'tbe polidcal crtsls now OJ)eD8d ~ •• " The def•t tripered tears that tbe lrac wwld further be weakeaed am that the Gaulllllts In the government easll.y could overthrow any cabinet ramed • MEIGS THEATRE · TONIGHT ntRU THURSDAY APRIL 28. MAY I CLARK GABLE In GONE Wlnt 11IE WIND (Technlcolor) Clark Gable • VI .ten Leigh COLORCARTOON: PlMunt Memoriet Admission: $1.00 Children SOc RunnJ.rw time: 3 Hrs. 30 min. Due to popular request Gone With the Wl.lll" will run"""""" Thurl4ay, May, 1 SHOW STARTS 7 P, M. 14 PreSB Jntematlonlll Latent discontent with the slow economic progress of admlnistradon denumd to evaman,y rural regions, the slipping cuate premises. value of the franc, and De By United Press lnternatioml HONG KONG - COMMUNIST CIDNA has declared itself pr .. )lared for full-scale war and ewn a nuclear exchange with Ita two arch-enemies, the United &ates and the Soviet Union. Peking Radio made the claim Sumay ln a brcadcast or Defense Minister Lin Piao's political report of the rdnth COJ"FeSS of the Chinese com. muniat party. It was a complete restatement of China's hard line policy - a determiDBtion to carry out revolution at home an:l export it abroad as Peldn,g has in Southeast Asia, Africa and the Middle East. Bhodoo aald Lllo _. printed ••trn"'JJOIIible iiluemoeJ." ' "I noi ~ ,.,. 11111.:...1vad a!Q' oilers, of bribe• tor .Llea- Mrs. l.amheit. •· Di.... "--....-~;.;;·. ' ...c. '-'01 ~uarua.~ voll Or uyone aiM," RhC:IIIes said, "but It 111)'0110 had the lolllbtrt, l'i, Rl. .. (CO!Ill!!ued rr.m Pop I) · •. chal!man oabehaltolthe tomertw to make such an olfer ·~· ..... Soturdtl ... llalOlive Weber, plaats~ aoii Tim chamber ani Mrs. Pearl Welker or a bribe 1 would drl.. hlln IV Midic:al Cellllr. ,, -Glaze, drummer, ac~ng. wa11 pneral chairman on behalf front 1111 ofllce and ~ It to ~~r-.~ the public Prosecutor tor prose. d•tb bJ'ID li*Dt lOIIi lao DilL . Mlaa Jean Whitehead Jolnid the of the olll'1rit,y IP'cution.u mlnJtrel ~ doing a modern 'lbe "Hearts am Flowers" Silo wu a . . - r olthe Zto6 acrot.tl<:: tunber. •taae settirw was by the WID:IIDJ "From the heodJJnu to tho 11- Cburch ol CllrtJj. ' Emeeelrv the pqealt was Joe TraU Garden Club under t h e nal parqqph," he llkl. uthil Silo •• bJ ........ Struble, vatoraa master of -.. chairmanship of Mrs. Cllrles article Is rlddoa !l'lth INI- -.Everett; aixdalqjllora,Mo monies of the mlllltrelaasoela- Lewis. · tloos ani lrre""'"'ll>le .. D. EllrabOth tlon and Mrs. (1Jarles Yeagowas Pageant .Judges were Mra. does and <ootalns ln!ormadoa and llarpret llom!W.olloiPctile otrl.clal contestant accciqJan- Allee Wl.ner, interior deeorat- which tho aWhor flloel.v EbrfoJM.; lsL ACC0111>1DYlqr Mlas Gueltlr or ol Marietta; Mrs. lll1a llul· senti II f'l.ct." ry Anti Grover, Chutu, and Jo en her talelt presentation was le111, Gallipolis, opentor otBerAm GDIOII¥, .W..; 0110 . . ; Shlrley Neleler, nadine's; Lenning Porterfleld, GeM Lambert, Paoneron oao liharlqr thell!>proxlntate $1,000 Saunduslo', representing the Miss FUNDS UP brother, lferlcm llwlll40, Pcraised by the papant will be the Ohln P-nt; Claire Ball, Jr., COLUMBUS (UP0 - G 0 v. Ol'Vl'l 17 I!I'IDIIcblldrea, and :lJ Pomer!Q' Chamber of Ccmunerce Athens, Athens COoo!lr Prosecut- Jantea - · 1111 elllmlted the ~ and XI Gomma Me C~ter of IDB Attorney, and Tom Cossell, flrat dlstrlbutloo of 1969.ll...,se · bo l1oltl of Beta stema Phi SOrori\J'whlch Mid~ ntalllger of the co- ~ lUnda and permlaom 1u: Tuaeda,y at EwiDI Ciopol wlila co-apoasored the event. lumbJa Gas Co., restre...UW ftmds, to be IJ.aed tldt week, Joho 1n •....,., Burioi li!ra, Bett,y RawUnp senedas loleiga Cooolty. will total . - 4TU million, will bo ID 11emor1a1 Gaida. __ .._ t. li!rs. Moline Grttllth and lilrs. or obouU12.2 mUlloa....., tb111 Frionda IIIII' c:alllJII'IImo, . Minor n., -~ot;; 11t Marilyn Wolle were auditor& a year e~rHer. a.:... ....-ln ~ Cornell Unlverllty's Afro-American :iudent Soclet,y late flmda,y lnforntod the school tht\V would permll a weapons search of their headquarters as part of Cornell'• disarmament drive. At Harvard, menZers ft Students for a DemocraUc SO<:Iet,y (liDS) met SIIIClay to J..._ ....,n. •ror.-_... - Caused by f"'.re cODBider rurther action as the student body voted on wbetber Middleport firemen aiiSWored a call to ,110 Soulli Second A,., to renew a strike after a oneSllturdtJ night where minor dunweek moratorium. ages were caused when cloUting Tbe sJtuatlon at Harvard waa on a halWW, ha!WIIW from alight unclear, as the reaults of s8cret fixture, ca.._td: tire. The p. . .r-balloting on resulllj1tioa of the ty Is owned by Mro. Howard costrike were -porarlly with- ell. held. AI 11:43 p. m. Sllturd!Q> MidSDS members, however, were dleport emergepcy SQI.Ildmen reportedly planning aoolher went to the hm!e of Mrs. Claude demoeurtratloo to proteBt a ruling by Radclll!e College, the Ma:lard, 166 Ash st. She WIB tsken to Meiga General HOSjlltal female slllllate <i Harvanl, that where she was admitted as a 22 studenta be placed m modlc:al pallelll. prnl>atloo for tho opriDg sentasler. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPrrAL The Colpte black students AdmlsBI oas Saturday - Lena bad held Merrill Houae since Maynard, loMlleport. before dawn Friday to back Dlscloargee Saturday - None. their - s lor establishment Admlsolma &ulcll\Y - None. of an Afro-American Cultural Discharges filnday - None. LONDON - TilE BRITISH POUND FELL in early tradllW on the LoOOon CUrrency &change in the wake of the resignation of Center. French President Charles de Gaulle. Gold jumped 25 cents an ounce 'llo.,y lpored an adntlnlstrato $43.55. Uon evacuation deacillne FridQ', F.uropean baDkers warned or a possible internadnl monetary then let another pass at 10 p.m. crisis. The bankers saki some European finance experts predicted 9mdo,y before walklns 1>1L a clewlua.tlon of the French Crane by as inucb u 20 per cent whlch !lmday niabt the Afro. could rattle the American dollAr ard powxt. American SocleQ', telling Cornell olliclala It had oo 1!11118 at SAIGON - NORTH VIETNAMESE SOLDIERS J!lth !lame thrOW· ers ill\'lded a u. S. outpost ringed by lanks in South Vietaam's tar Its head<#Jartera, at flrfi northwest tori*' today aOO with bursts or Oame arw:l gunfire killed re!uaed to allow inlpectlm. Later, It aald adntlnlstratlm f1 ve Gis and woullied 35. olllclals could search the center Alter ~h hours In which American W81PianeS batter«! t h e after 6 p.m. toda,y It th.,y gave camp's 119rimeter with bmlbs and napalm, the attackers withdrew, the studeota an hour's notice. leaving behind 34 bodies, according to reports from the Jcene. otllelals rt Clt,y College In New York Smc101 coatiJued WASIIINGTON - SOYBEAN 11HAMDURGERS'' AND other wge. meetlnga with black and PUerto table protein products made with the look am texture of meat could Rican students who laot waek cut into the meat market in the future, according to an Agrlclllture loc:ked tbemlelvea ID · and Department report. ebalned the gates. Classes were The report noted that soy dour already ts being used as a bird- IUspendod II the achool but er In some meats and can also be used as a "meat extender." High were scheduled to relllme protein meat imitations made tram textured soy protein isolates are Tuesday. aWl eJ1Penslve, though they have gained a market amq people who Florida Slate Uat~dt,y avoid me11t for dietary or religious reasons. studoato !lmday !prod don.. smoke and heat to form a ' human ehaln to aave recorda SWIMMER DROWNS Red Cr088 To Meet from s Ore which I[Utlod the ZANESVILLE, ~o (UP0 AclmiDlstraUoo Bolldlng. Elza Fowler, 16, zanesville, The aonual meeting ofthe Melas drowned &lnday while mmm!ng COUIIf,y O!l!>ter of the American Isinglass is ·not a form of In the Ucldng River here. Red Croll wW be held at 8 p. m. gta.,, as many people be· Thursday at Veterans Memorial fieve, but dried tissue of a HospitaL ThemeeUngwlllbeheld sturgeon's bladder. Va•• -. Isinglass is also a name given to sheets of mica. w- ......... ..m \ DEPENDABLE WELL KNOWN MAKES OF AND. FURNISHINGS. - ·· . -FURNITURE . - . FOR EVERY ROOM IN YOUR HOME. USE OUR FREE PARKING LOT ~C~Q~~ FI!RM THE 2No STREET ElfT~C~. w~~ ~r. RIHJ.IGHT TO THE 3RD FLOOR. SALE PRICES AND SENSIBLE CREDIT.. Elherfelds sbotm. The meeUng 11 CIM'n to the public. VETERANS MEMORIAL IISOPITAL Admission& Saturday - Fern Arrowood, Minernille; Bet.,. McCoy, Mkklletort; Mamie Bucbanoon,· Paneroy. Dlschar&'OS SllturdtJ - Don Roberta, Marpret 11a11e71 A1a Gilkey, Fern Arrowood. Admloslona Phalpo, POIDM'O); Emttt FrDIIklln Roiald llavlo, · ' ford. . ' ' 111......... Comrilf• ~ -f~ . 1 ·,.r· ·_ "' :.: ·CAIRO, li.L. - RJFU: .f1RE FIIOII A NEG)IO hlllshleprojeet TUESDAY, APRIL 29. 1969 lor •hlle• p.,...,. ,_, lllo ·. ..,...would-''lboremlnl-6fat-t!OO . ·goo'_. ·with . _1100 JOillllb' bolqr adiquale. ·, . , · berry, Athenl, and li!rs. Rubert (Pauline) Gebler, In New Jer1ey; two &litera, Mrs. Malcolm GloroiJI¥) Roller, lllcldlotrUI. Mr. Holmes was born AgrU port, and lilrs. Georp (Allee) 25, 1899 in ~rac.'U.ae, the eon Freeland, !lfraeuse; sevenlf8DdIt the late Frank ani A n n a ehlldren1 aDl a IIIDlber of niecu Holmes. II> •cldlttoo to Ida por. a n i - · · enta, he waa preceded In death · Funeral ll'l'ID&OftHIIIs are beby his wlte, Dorothy, lillian 1ft.. Ing ~ at the Ewlnl Funersl Home. tant ..... lilerllf llartelilacb aald IIIII He wa• a veterall ot World War I and a member rt I'lmlel'OJ' thla momlng no charges bavo Drew Webster Post 39, Ainerl .. beeD Died pending conwl- ol his lnveatlptlon. The 1949 lnodcan Legion. !ilrvlvlng are daughters, el car driven by cottrW was deoli!rs. Roger (Margaret) ~- mollshod. . .,\' coi.uMJws:.. '· · Preeldoat ' .. •* p.pat• " 'N...,. ·"Thll 11 nata plltiMAII-ablthe Ohio fartj <looo' IIIII ....... ·1t 11 1 pordJaa IIIUI, n.e'·1Jooe- t.....UO.t plr(J ..,.. tho "'""'let tail ani 1~ tho~ clllrieo'TPtaat tllolr --,;" OoC!rldl aaJd. ' . ' ·' f .... ....U. of Of Blood aU Individuals and- families "'" celvlng p<i>llc aBSislance are el~ glble te purchaoe food ~s, not ell <i them are laldrw ad- . ·HEIJCOP11£11 · lid ...,. dlol! •cop~ero. u1 lt 1111- Smith aald hlgltoll par. tlciJ!Otlon come t!urlnl the of March thla y•r llhen 150 famUles (1,309 persons) J!Orll· clpalod, Of the 450 famUieo, 237 were public 11sls1anoe famWes and 213 were low 1...- fam.. Dies. 11111 The director said many more low..Jneome ramUies 1n the .,_ t.Y - r to be eligible. E1lglblll\1' lo determined aceordlng to tamny size. current income, liquid usete, ·cooldlll faclllUes =~ ::.lde!M:e In Melas Coonty, Those !l'lllhiJW to spp1,y lor the food • - s mull make ap. pllcatloo at the food slalnp olllce In the llelp Couot,y Welfare Dep...- butldlng at MlddleporL • ~ . ..... Convenient 'J cbuieo oiiP'lndlarCOI\Y ani wrttlqr checkl wlll)out aulflclent fundahaY8beeniuld agalnot a Columbus man wbowaa Ja11ed over tbe weekend bJ the Melia CoJont,y Sllorlll'a v..,.n. meat, Lawrence Will, 22, ... been c~ In COMOcllon 1!1111 tho theft rt lllols In Dl<embor o1 laat )'llll' frCNII the Bob J-1 . _ , h also reported the arrest of Edward Loudermllt, 26, R~ 2, P<111oroy In connectloo wltll .tho SOp~. 1967 convorelon of 1 1960 II)Odel truck bolorwtrw to ~ HW, RL 2, Racine. The a,herltr aold Loudermllt r&o J)Oll'leoiQ- borrowed the truck to haul , IIJ'Iwl ani did IIIII relurn I~ 11oo trudlwu loter recoveredo'JhCked, in VltglnlL coat co., an~ ....... . . - 'Sborlt! llartenbach aald hla bod check ~nta troalareall\lo depulalelll olao has rtCOVel'ed IJnoslll, •ccord!IIJ to 1 OF. that had been otolen In - e l l . WUI wul-i!¥ Colmnbus.Tht.ettlclewastakfll Into cuslcldl! .., a .., opo · - Ill Rudand tolmll\lP ora.tor'a llceoae charp. on ~· ·' . '• Riigis~tion 1'0018, ~ STOLE!i Toial,a. elllmalod In Vlllae at I ' \ e . ' C.,~ ' '·.' '. f· .. ' '?,'· ' ' •. ··I ' ,, ,.·. AT FATAL WRECK SCENE - COroner R. · R. Plekens, D.O., ~J.l!ID.~ t!llcrellhscene ,wbe~'l!~ . (<tSJ!lo~~!•e, Rhodes Asks CLEVELAND (UPO - Gov. Rhodes labeled the article an Charles Searles reacbed the Jlmeo A. Rhodes urged "outrJif!t lie." five • galloo donor group, Paul a cOIIIIlole lnvestlpdoo Into Rhodes said he learned that Carper, WWJam Rizer and Char- all mattero conceratng former the Parole Board took olllcfll too Gloecmer became- - 11Toledo mnllater Thomas (\'..,. actloo toda)' to cOnlil'lle the ... uopan,IIJI Licavoli parole llllplJcation undonora, and Mary K. Rose, a gat. ate) Ucewll, GS. loo dollllr. Rhodes In January roduced m February of 1974. "Ani at dtis time I Ceel tt inFlrfi Untedonorslncludodllel-. Licavoli's ftral degree murder cumbent tllion me to order a en Van Meter, Mary Doerfer, cODYtcdon to second degree liiOITI' tambert, MarJorleBellb:, murder, making hlln ellglble toll lnvostlptloo by the Ohln Patricia Fields, Harey Clark an! fa< parole. state Hfsbway Patrol," Rllocles IW&Oret Wyatt. 1be Parole Board, h_,.r, said. j'ln view or certain allegaA~ physlclana wore on April 15 turned down thO Dra. RIJ Heaton, L. D. TeUe, parole oPPllcollon and Licavoli tions that tave been made ~ ROII01' banlala, Charles MuiiSI will not become eligible fo< peani F. M. Clulf, rolwo...... ~--~lne.19ln7f.thla waek'• Clerical workero were Clara .. _ McintYre, CVolya Price, Doroo tn~~e, aaid the Mana had made tlQ< Smith, J,laey Nease J 1 n $300,000 ovodable to olltain • a Neue, Mace1 Joyce no. Lloavoll'o rel•se. The same back, GnceDrake,EioloeWhlte, article atao allegecl Rhodes had J-SIQTe,Beulah!lraosa,Har. uaed campolan fullds tor his rtelt Neliler, Eclllh Sis- Lula persual use. Frod I!Dsemaum, 69, !l'ldely llampiQt and Vem111 Nease. known Pomeroy resident, died l!W'aes who balpod included lolmd01 at the Holzer Madlcal Rlchaels.r-.JIIIOIIhlnollar· , E1RE PUT OUT Caller. IP"aves, .Ruth -.,., Fr~~~ee,o The Racine Volunteer Fir< De111r. Rosenbaum ,.., employ. Brewington, Barbara Sdln llld :::" ..ent s;:::::? ed ot the Pumeroy Poat NIDIIII ~. LPN. ·~- ~ 45 yeors prior to hla retireTbe loading and unloading waa day at 7 p.m. where a small n.L He became Ul aeverat dmo br llo!' Scout . Troop No. tractor lad Clllglrt Ore. The blaze DUXIthe 1&0 while .wintering In 218 Ill Pomeroy and ~~~~- It had been eldlnlulshed "'on ar- Florida. l'olnaro,y Elementoey rlw of llremea. He Is ..roved 1>,y his wife, . Louloe; two 11110, Ridoanl, of POmero.v, and Jack, of ReynoldalUI · ~·I · bura; a - . . . Dr. Paul Baallopro-Uvea o1 the 1o1e1p ...,olderod. man, rt Porl.-th; 13 .,.ind. COoo!lrllontalR-Boltd llolberactivlt,y,thecommls- chlldren,andalWII!berofateces dlacuased wltlo the board o1 com- - " ' ljlpiWed &l8lneer Theo- 11111 nepbewa. .........., II"'""' po~allblllllea dono Beelle'• eltlmate rt $21,Funeral services will be bald ol ol>!olnfnl eddltlonil ~ BOt tor prql~ No. 2 rt bltuml- 2 p.m. 'llourl4ay at the Ewlnl tor the 195.10 ae!IOoi tarm. ..,., m1a tor i91!9, and - a t ' Funeral 11ome !l'ltll the R e v. IIR board mambera Ed · waa ~- tho hlgltwo;r depart.. BID Ferrin olllclatlnr. Blrlal d.J and lriJ Corr lndlcoled It . ment let purcbaoe a ,_ tractor will be In the Beech Grove eem. ~ wl!l bo -111'1 tAl llld . _, ' . etoey. Frlondo IIIII' Pl1 their ,__ -~ · .-·~ an - - <IU• o1 chll· . A - wwe Cammlosloa- respecta to the famiQ< at the ~ ~~~ ,u\e nioxl term. Ori ~R. Karr, Sr., pru. fllleral bomo Wednesday IVSI· units. Mr. Rosenbaum Dies M · onday :! st':r (JIIce Sc-. l.lore·MR v.unds Requested abOu!.,f!OO, and I 111111 ~ ol wai rep>rlad lito!"" 'In the' ~ llld eatei1na ol lfaWk'l Sarvlco ,!lfottoti at" 'niPI ", " j ftilDI •r!J lllitllla'J."IC• ' 'lii1~ '.Jt,.• r:.~.: IOWII•t.c~. . Free Parlclng aartt Ta The anlll ' 1HE the Red Croll Bloodmobllo unit wu In ~ at the elellllllltary lchool auditorium Moadl,y, American Red Croll olllclala rt the Melp Cbapter laid 19 pints were given as replacement mooth "*""• in and open your account . glble. ·· ., Received ~~ " u ~ ~-~· ~ . . .t"::2:'ff!P.~ ~w-en ow-..~CIIl• lamllle• arellilfoil: ac-.~ • Separate EIXli:IG: .P Q'GHADY CIIAIRIIANofthelila allltld Ni1 .. ._r&o ollD...,.w bi<'Llft' aailllll A. - . _ ) 'I 48 Pints ChQ.,.IYe Grand L.arcen:v ~ , 'NIJWIJ Ullced 10 probe Gov. Rliotkl egg grow • , • fast. ' TEN CENTS Ill Harted>och rt the accident and latall\1' by radio before start. lng lor the hospllal with Cot- $247,095 Spent On Food Stamps ' pllllcbed liMO a tin eogllle IIIII clrow pollee anlllremea from a a.... 'iiombad bolldlow at tho ~ Hlllth ll<l1orimant early toda,y. · It wu Gill o1 ll(llj lire bclmbllwo lloJnll,y Dl&h~ the third lttailht Jdiltt of svcb lllcldallll In this nctalt,y pnrt c!Q< at ,iho cOIIIloence <i the Mlaslsslppl and Ohio rivero. Ani! II was the 'IOCCIIIII limo tho Ire truck was hit by bollellat tho lloalth Dopart!Delll. 1n u0t11or llleldeat, a wblte'maa r - - ' two Nqrooo Juat>. There wao an avenge of 41l2 ,.. from a W' In a white oel8hborhood ani belt IIIII llubed him. famlllea ani 1,090 persons who • · took ad>11nlqe of thetederal food ~eii!OO! area ~f California jolt«~ lurrd . •llntP ·program In its ant 12 . ~ .• ..,;1'~-l.llli ~hmjltp • 4 S!IARP ~'I'HQUAJ!I. thol Joltod a ,.,. ~~ . ol 4Je~~ ,ill lo!Oill )Inti ~ ., .....I'JI ~ lloJnll,y cauaed oa11 minor """- ~.... • ·· ·:sla;li!f: ~ - o1 tho .! fie'-, bot It IWII'ed lell.llllldlrwa This report ~as given bJ Bar'II lor u 1110 miles 1;,.,, • rle Marte Smith, director I# .. , SolantOiagiall laid tho In the 11100111a1no lolela• COuni¥ Wtlfuo ,DepartoatUliiWot of Borrqo Si>rl,.., on ~ • prooe reg1aa oilnut mont, on the Drat omdve:rsary . !DI IIIllea ·o1 the II8Jican bortler lllll l25 mllaa 1011thea4l o1 of the pr-lhls month. l.cii Allpl.o, lollaa Smltb aald the IIDOUD\ of food purchlaed 10> ~lrOphic hWWpP predktftlm ta1od $217,095, of whlcb *102~ . 575.25 waa the program boous. CLEVELAND- A CqwELAND CITY COUNaLIIAN aaldllll> Re<lplento paid *144,519.75 r... \fa)' nfPt "1-tl< trinre .,....s, bolh black and white" baw iii'Giolbt th WI eitJ to the hrlnk ot •u upto.loo., . e at:IDI's. ''We aro bolrc coUIIlt In an - - ........, tho octlooll rt The tell! . IIIIIOWII Iran the il flrw lrn~ on both aides make II unaafe food · pure hued was ~ · 110 Into Nqro coaunUII!tlea and ilnaafe for N-• to 110 mto apent In pertlcipatlqr IIJ'OCOry tthlte C01111DU1dtle ,. aa1d Leo J•..t.... , _ "J awns m·the~. thus creat~'" a, _....., a ·-~ con 111 """" lng tilcroued volume In lalos, ·!fiP ca1aallq,)hic ...,_,...,.. Jacklon aald. "There could ba the director Dilled. "The ad,... ~n.QPioslmln tbla qi\J'." . . . tap of tho fodoca1 food llllntP 1i """d-' lllu~a-_;,;-.;....,.rran.cntcll~etbol'hll • . : Polkw!, [ll'lmWn driven from building a.m11er A Progi'Gm of riQuiOr Jovand our lib•ral · divi· will mah your nto,t ·l Clearing and colder with froal likely . llllllgltt. Low In tho 111>per 2011 ani 30s, S1mn7 IIIII nat 10 cool W-14ay. , I ..""~ SAIGON _ ••• fi,;.l ... ~ .'' ,, "" ....,. . The E;aUiilfi]aonotlflodSber- G,pter. loti in i'elftu! million :~.'t,· 5:20 a.m. ofter COttrill left the orallh ..... and 1J>t help at a nearbyreelllence. Collrlll was tek.., by IICIIad· m011 te Veterans Memorielllo.. pllal wloare he 1¥1!s admitted with lllf&clor7 lote lhlsliiOrlling. . •. The Racine emergeilcy SQiad wa• called to the aeene abcllt fadal bruises ml back .IQJuries. IDa condllklll wu Uslod as sat. """"DIIN i .···! soon after the eraah. 'prosnmla that It 1101oal1br1Di!J WASIIINGTON- TllllAY'S iu:GIIINING FAIUIER IIOOdaiOO to more food Into tho........_ but al· ~ ~ llmoo 01 ......., startiDr capital '- or m<n _ 01 blo lothOr did 10 brlrwa - money into llelas . • · ......tllll a.....U,. • Underaecntary ot Alrteultun J, COIIIIf,y,. sold Mill Smith. ' .,..,. n.--:n · 1J1iU at>ooit Yf~ld War B, ~ told 1 meetlrc Sho pololod out that althouglo ~ -~ · io'! tho U. s; o!._u;ce "'""q', " a - C<lllld be 1 ...,. ...,._producer - for ~M• tl\ln ~1100." · f~IIUI iQ ~ r...., today .....o-1 ,..,.. '"I'UoilnYestmeot,• FARMEIS lANK GoUo, laid the ....th1>ound 19t9 ...... driven by CollrlU tallod to get around a curve near the Jake Gtul residence, and went ewer / 10 b7 Ilonald ArtlNr cottrlll, .. entbankment It 1$ reeL !~' alto ' of $TICUH1 died of I Harted>oclllndicoled that time ·;ltlg ned egg need«J IO.Iiarl fanning 1 -Baclall'•fteadi-.; """"*' !5 Corrie: ftacturod neck and hied in;lr- <i the accldenllopreseqlt,ylndellea, aceordlng to Coroner R. lnlte, but It IB thougl!t' to han R. Plckoaa, D. 0. OCCIU'rod b - 2:30 ani t L !llerll! Robert C. Hartelt>ach nt. lilr. Holmes apper'!l'lll died · d ' MDI-.,._.., A 70..year-<>ld ~.. man "died early toda,y of InJuria• IIIII· ~feted ·iD a <a-car aceldent on till' Raclne-Baalum Rood, . . 2.3 muea welt of Route 124 . i Dear Raclne. Wllllall H. Holmea, _..,;. ·111 a J!Os- In I car drlv- r·r WILL GROWl GROW 'r. I William Holmes, 70, Killed Ueveland ' ·, , POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO -.,..,..,e...,... one haU hour earlier thanorlgi~ aUy announced. Certificates wUI be awarded to those who have contributed two DROWNS IN RIVER NELSONVILLE, Ohio (UP0Harold Horn, U, Nelsonvlllo, dlvwnecl in the Hoddng River gallooa or m.., of their blood after he tell from a raft ~r­ and grOIIIls ani Individual& who Ing the weekend. ha .. helped promote tho bloolmoblle also wW be honored.. A reiiUlne of acUvlttes ~ the put year wtll be gl,.n and a film, 11 River of lJfe", will be ,~VOL. XX11 NO. 7 ' Visit Elberfelds 3rd Floor: Furniture Department Weather at y ' .....t,- Unlversit,y did 111 lbNpt ob<Jut.face early and abandoned the Facult,y Clnb after rejecting an earlier Leaders ' .... Colpte man who apparently wanted It that way. I .,_nel'al 'l'blrb'4ve black students at in his promiae to step down should the ratioo's · voters reject the reforms which his advisers had Southern .Ohio Pageant Blacks Reverse Selves sold, tho7 were o!!ertd tiOO,- ooo.u M....._ '!'bo ·- " ...eilalli IIP'I'atal , !dent; . . Clul<, ani Ralpll Ito._.., a .H m1U W.,. W. OUro,iladCitrlolfattlloQoam;> All •..,.._. ,.._. "' • m1U bon. "' GP*Rte tho fllcllllf WilL be · · fnc., Sa~'er ",/• he cernlng ihe entire · cilse, I b. lieve it Is absolutell ·esseatlal that we obtain all or the facti of the matter and let the chips fall where they may," Rhodes said. He added: ••t have asked Col. Robert Chlarammte. • • to begin IJJI.. mediately an investlptlon of the ease of thomas Licavoli, from its inc:eptloo until OOda)' includir1!: the charges and ru- mors about special tawrs and treatment duri ag his impriSOI)o ment which have been circulated over a period o1 many years, and the Information an! reeord1 ICIOfl which m,y ofDce baaed the recent order of CCID- mutatl.on." .fthodes lad aaid earlier in Clevelarw;t he would decide shortly whether he would - aey action lpinst Lite mqa.. zlne. 1 will reach a deeisioo within a week or a month," 11te governor said. 01 Watercraft Signup I..Deation Announred Locatloos througloout the ota1e at which 1969 boat 11111 outboard m- reglstraUono be obtained have beeD bJ Paul Saroaor, chief, Dlvtalon rt Walercroll, Oldn llepartmtot ol Natural ReJDUrces at ColumbUL Bolton are urpd to .....n tt.elr reglitrllli!JIIs ear)J II! .,; der to avoid a spring null. Till, · .boat t'OIIatntllll-ln-· Collatlli the Quollb' Print lbap, 255 lliU II.. lllddiljiOI't. Ci.uarette Po.ssible.:., ·.,"· -o � 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 04. April 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 April 28, 1969 lambert