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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 �' ' • 1-;, ' ' ' ' . .:;1- Tbo Dlll)' ~. P-l'I>Y-Middlena1, 0,, Tl!l...... A!>rl' 29, 1111 • ,I . ·' rro." ' '"';" . '' 'd1o . - Qiu1or All1111111 , Aa...ladCII ~~ .,.. bol been set ~~ ¥11 31 II lho Cbeller ilcolOqloey llrs. ~t · !Jiillll, llri. Helin u.o'ton and lira. illl1eU wiD pr<~~~te1he dl11110r lo be served bY Chester School olalrtll snde Kirh at 7 p.m. Dlt110r m~>­ a!e wUI be provided by BBI AlIta. A dlnc:o 111UI mua!c bY 1he ....-"' Sc:-. Ill!- , ~"~" · ~- ' •toi IN., .... ..... I, . Fnnels AlllrtW orcheatra wUl bqinat9o.m. • ITS YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! 11ds column is for young~ pie, tbe1r P'Qblem& and plea&ures, 1llelr troubles and 11m. AI wllh 1he rest· of Holen Help US!, 11 Wel..,..s lauabs but Wlll't c1oc1p a aarlolla Qlt&tlnn wllh a brulll><lft. Somd 10011" toenage QlO&tlnnl rr, 'lo YOUTH ASKED FOR care o1 Hoi• Be1J1 USI 11ds - - par. BE'S COOL, CALM, AND HE COLLECTS Door He1111: I'm 19 and bave going a 1101' o1 24 for -1001'1. He loDWI 1 loYe blm but bo'• ·111o ibree C'a qpo: cool, calm,' and collectocL I 11\lt Ill trouble wtt11 tbe pollee and be stood bJ • ·· Parents Honored J<ldllblla bJ - · <( LBUn ~ daaa "1iere ~11111fed- tho 111&11 .Sd1ool LBUn Club ..._.eel ,...all' Dlibl oo the hlali - 'LaUn n clua pnaeoted a llklt, 'uUlJaaeaiJid. tbe LOtul Eatera." Blfrli. . . were served to 22 . . . - . and 1110&11. Par• • . attmdlng nre Mr. a n ·c~: llu. Laater Keaton, Charles Rauber1 Mrl. D'eb'D Barringer I llrL Marjorie Newlun, M rs. ~ YCIIIII, lira. Inez BoriDg and llro. Nellllll'lrker, thespoo- ,." oy ' &tap. - · o f lOr. ' . .. ' ~· \ 1 am a leeM&W wiUiwt IIV COMMIITEE NAMED prablamo. What'awrongwiUime? Mra. Charles Hayes, Mrs. - NORMAL NORMAN Pauline Mayer, and ADell V111 Door NOrm: Meter were lqiPOinted to the nom.. Ualeu you're WlC(Il&cicua lnatire cmunittee when the Meigs IIOUIIng. And eoagratulat!mal Bud Boosters AsaociaUon met H Monday . n!abt at tho higl> BChool careteria. Arthur Miller, _pretldent, al· Projects so appointed Mrs. Marnn Burt. Mra. Franklin Tril>lett. and Mra. Fund - ra!alna JII'O.loels were Carroll Swanson to the aull!tlng p!IIIIIIOd Tbureday nlgbt by the commtttee. A concert· to be held Women's So<!eQ' of Cbrlat!an in Athens OD June 24 was anService at Ule Portland IJnlled nounced. Alao announced was the SYI!IPhonle bool CCIIcerl to be M-&t Cbureh. Mrs. CarolJrD Price, vtceprea. preaeri.ed at 7:30 011 May .16 at fdeDt. presided. Plans were com. 1he high school. p!oted !or a bake Ale and bazaar 011 Frida,y and Sllturds,)' at Duke Cleaner• In PoiMrO.Y begiM!ng at 9 each morn!Dg. A !bn!OI' product& 1>1111 was set for May 7 at 1:30 p.m. at the church wltb Mrs. Price, Sdr- ~ raeta 1 chips -·· I , f in tmioo of · cavoli, today Ii llllllll' \ lr· and olllce • com- ~ llll t L r ' ( Uer In • - decide ~­ I be Clbllcod Ill tlolollat -of !lllol. ·......... I • • • I I ' I ' llyVI'rO STELLINO ' '• •. , VPI 511orto Writer . , ~· '!fllik AarCII !i two "' oo .l!fbt ·llutb lblo ,..,... b\11, he'• '; sliD ~02 , behind the Bobe In · .. l,lfe!(Dio homer&. ·' ; . • .~rm erached Ide third :~or ol tho 100&011 Moo1daJo --Jilllil !~ Atlonte'.a 1!1-1 ~o:tory r pwr tho IIOUs!oo A&troa to.PB.II ~ former ~to Eddl~ Matll:, ow a and ...,. Into ehdli placo 1: on the o,J!~ma h<ner Ill\ with o, 513. , .. , Ruth holda die ll!et!me mark : but the Babe pined 1110 thla .., •-,~ tncreaairw his utedme ~ totiol frOm tho long reCGIJl(zed •; !lsure 1.o1 714 to 7111. A llPOOial ~ cOIIIIIIItloe slud1!ng old &lelia~ Uca reeently unc:over~ aoother • homer wide~ RtKh prevlwaly ; hadn't been gi"" credit for and :. the, rec:on! will be o111cla8y ,; •hanged at the end o1 U1e !, . : I ..ICIR. ~ > Othe r A~·~n Elaowhere In Ule Natloaal : Leoaue, ChiCI(O nipped Phi· ; ladelilhla, 2-IID 10 Innings, St. • Lou1 .., • drubbed Plttaburifl, 6--2, Loa "-100 ::0 ""'" ed8ed Son Dleso. 4ti! 3, aid "San Frandaco ~ : cincinnati, U. · " Ill the American League, ! M~•I!Otl bla- Kanoaa CIQ>, New York bllnkod Bostun, Waah!ngton OUioiVII!ed IJe. :;F~~~~6-;!1, and 1he Bs!t!m""' at ;:. and CaiUorn!a at IUI1BS were posqtoried. . Watts homer· was a three: ,. Cln ICI AND :F,UIL.CO. - - - N,~ Just Wftk En4 ~~.f I , ·Free Parking:! J Qpen:.. Nip.. TUI f. . Girls. PILt01' CASES Petnianent Prell8 BLOUSFS .t- lulrulT ~...... ' . . \ ·. · Valpts .. Size 4b.S6 Day.u . 29ti DRFSS TABLE ~APKINs . . SoCKs' House- .. !tile • .. .. In iJollol ~· . . and' pr:lllt. IIPO - ..-. CIIM .... a 'ftq ...,. - .- ...J .... .,. il &. Pr. ~. ·llflA .. ....... . ~ •• D!......,. 110... THE Mine Fane, PLASTIC DOWNING-CHILDS AGENCY . v OVER 100 YEARS >.. I ii ' . -· MoMr I II WILDCAT GARDEN 2. YEAR FIELD HOSE lt'OSE 3 Yr. ~--• 66~. RUSHES MID: • 1 8 8 10 L.UTr 84! loam 'KITCHEN: Metal or. Plastic.. . Stral1ht Stitch • PORTABLE ZIG·ZAG MODELS • SALE NOW IN PROGRESS llumbul. 1 In or~ ..... Tile . ~ 1cored on a WWie Maya aingle ln the aecond and waa drl..n In the Giant&' !lnol run or If"' pma Ill tho fourll>. ....._l'erez ICCIUitedforlllo •-v of Clnelrn.d"s nna trlth base ... eQty home runo. 'lbe Reds r~cored two rwa ire 1he aevonlh - one on a Peres - . r and the other 0111 eiJ>. 81e 111 Jollnoy Bench and a double bY llarreU lllaney. Clndnat! picked .., Ita third rua In the nimh when Perez II(JOIIed the frame with his second ho- tor mer. --------SENT ro VANCOUVER · SEAITLE (tJPI) - lnllelder Mike Fel'l'U'b has been aent. to Vaiii:OUWt b7 lho Seattle Pilots to make room for p!lcher Dick Ba~B. BALLY IS TONIGHT The lle!aa Areollollneoa Ral11 wiU be bold at 7:30 lon!ald at Ule Middleport Church or the N._. · The Rov. Bernard Knox:, pastor ol the Portsmouth EE~ acrylic lltlll SPRED HOUSE PAINT Tho eaolell painting ever! That's YihJt yru get with latex Spttd HoUit llllnt. You uve many hour& of work beQue Spttd Hmm . l'lllnt cuts ps!nt!ns time frOm days to houn. No tediout orm drlg. JUit spread it on! Lap marlu? Forget them! Spml HoUit llllnt lets you achieve a bfilht, fresh look- · lng paint job without lop marks, aap, or runs. And Its flot, velvet fulloh stays clean looking longer. . ' You ~ forset the prime ""'• tooprovided thot the old painted iUrfaoe is in flirly good condition. Just opp!y Sprtd Howe Ptdnt according to dilectiona-s.avc time, effort and money. VenatRe Spml Hmm Paint is the one coating for alrnoot every exterior surface on your home. Its hard, durable fmish protects wood siding and shin&ln. JJIUOflry, and moll! siding. When clean-up time rolls uound, forget about m011y odorous solvents. Brushes and roUets wuh up in WIU'IIl, soapy water and t:ome up looking like new in jult a few minutes. . . Spred HOlM Paint comeo in a choice of 874 oparkllng shade& that Ita)' bril!ht· looking long ofter ordinuy paints r... their luster. So, p:t with Sprtd Howt Prdnt now. Re· member; most paints look good golng on . .. Spnd Houre llllnt 1001 on looking good! EllS-. First Church of the Nazlll'ene, wiU be apeeker. The public Ia Invited to attend. . ) ' .. . ,1182 ;579 2\1 .1156 3 ,524 31h . ,,, ', ~.. 4 · )···-·-·fit ··~~ . ~.:. . ,;;• .- ··;~ ·~-· ···· · '·'17•r·L1 '' Cleveland • , .1 I$ ,063 II Weal W L P~ GB Mlnne- , , .11 7 ,611 Oaklalll ••••• 10 8 .5$G 1 Chlcaao ••••• 8 7 .533 1'/.z Kama& City • ,8 9 .t71 2\1 Call!ornte ••• 6 8 .429 3 SoaUie ••••• 6 10 .375 4 MooldaJo'• Result& Mlnne- 4 K.an CIQ> 0 New Yorl< 1 Booton 0, Dlibl Bait ~at Qew; pp:l.,·nln . Waah 6 Datrolt 1, Dlibl . CEMETERY . · · MAt ·' . . ,. ....... ...... . ......... .. ...... ' , . -. . ,... • • ~ { '·• ' ' ·~ ,,, , ,._>· 'r I' ' . .. ,. ~ ·-···· •. · 1 ' ' • ·' ' • • ' ' • ,• '' LP·Gas Forced Air Heating System•S6995 •1• 00 per month for up to as little as 10% down, 36 months. completely installed in an average 6foom home. No monthly payments until Septembe!·. Take advantage of this special, low sale price and SAVE. Now you can enjoy whole-house heating com· fort-even on the coldest winter day-with a new Empire LP·Gas Furnace and Ashland LP·Gas . You'll appreciate its cleanliness and economy! RTNGSALE ./ MODELS • .. .. SAN FR.INasco (Vl'l) · Tile "'-!IW Clltclnnatl """" put their ,.W. ln Jal'k Flobor today u tho ri.._.,.nder p,... porod lor IIIOihtr battle w!UI the Su Franclaeo !)Ialita. Bob Bolin was ill>!llid lo Mrt tor Ule National Leque'o We""' em Dlv!s!oa leaders In tho aecolll o1 , tw_.,. Hrlea . ap!nll tho Rods lolro. Clnelmat! loot Ita fourth Jt.raisht pme llmJaJ _ drip. , Pine 1o the Glallt& 4-3, TOOl' Cloo1lncer, who went 11Je first ala ...,...., look hie third defeat wilhout a victory. llobb1 Borils aoored throe I'UIIa to lead 1he Gllllll atiack OIIID&I Clnclanat!, He driUed a homer In Ule ftr&t IMIJW, Detroit ••••• 9 9 .500 4 ' w_...., Reds_Slump WLP~GB Bs!t!more .... 15 New York .. , 11 Bes!oo ••••• 10 W11hlnc. ••• II SOFMt &.!911 . • CABINET TcyTo~t Gayklrd Pll'l')' wodl lho 111... IIDI:o far 1he Giants, rocordllw hla fourll> vl<lol7 _,.... wiUI two lo11oa. Ho IDUI:bod AMERICAN LEAGUE Elot WilhU. On !P-· Fisher Will INSURANCE ·REAL ESTAR.MUTUAL f,UNDS SUNDAYS!!! 5CLve y..., . . run bloat In tho third lonl<wol! uarwin Lee lloJar, who ruled .- , Boola hit 1 homer LOrry in<l lie ~ed the l>oll ~!r, llrat!IO<I Parlier a stole hlo nventh .,.j to ""' a IOUN'UII fourll> lnrlbw. 1r111a 1o do tlie ..... altholosh aeoroct threo I'UIII wbUe - • Georao stono, ~. ,,... ....., B.....U WGIIId ,.,. acor,.t the , GlaJU to their . . lMIJwo f! pin tho. vlctorJ, ·~· 11111 wiUI Parlier oo . •lralsht nc!ory, tho 1rilllt)h Roo !iliii.O~~ailed Ill a t'l!!l.. ID third, he wu lblo lo ooore oo a OYer CIDclmall. Ga,loni I'Wey tl!l> lOth.binl<w lo rive U1e ~ hard groomler to dOfll BhDrtatq> pHehed a aeveo-hltlor for lho the win OYU 1111 Pblla bat 1he by Ken Boyar. GlaniJ, drama W1i packad,,ldo Ule aat . of 1he lOth'. llhon 1he Phlla QUEEN REf!JAGED loaded the aplliot Ted CINCINNATI (t1Pl) - Jolll Abonatby 111UI tho help 'o l a · Norlep replloocl """ - arm lhrowi~V error b7 RaiiiiY !lltober Mel Q&eea In 1he ClnHund!O)', hla ftrat In 80 pmeL clnnat! Redo' U.WIDIIIJ. Abe.,.thy then retired tho Bide Queen "'' 1 l'tllllar &tarton throe straight grounders to .e r for ..the Reds Ill 1917 ~ .~ ~ preserve u.e wtn. 1968, but bad only • 1.(1 record Bs..s-Loaded Silwle 11do be!ore de¥elop!ng Joe Torre'• baaeo-looded a!n- · Ill hie rillbl llhoulgle h!ghl!sbted a lhHe-run ftrat . dar. Inning that IPirhed tho emile ~ hae been aotlaned tilt.cardlnalo pall Ule P!ratea. By Unltod Prell lnler~atlolal rillbl lo Ule lndlanapollo farm Steve Cerlton p!t<:bed a fourNat!":'otLeague club and reUever Norlell wao hiller for the Cardo. The Carda W L Pc~ GB rotaDed from lndlano. Ho 19had 11 hi!a off loaar Bob Moeee poored In three PIIIOI for lb· alii three other pltchera with Chla.go ' ' ' ' 15 6 •715 dl•narUa, aUowtag oab" o a e run In nine •-•-Lou Brock, Curt f1 ood, Valla Plttabursh , , 12 7 .632 2 ~...,.._ 421 8 8 P!nsoo and Tim McCarYer eacil St. Lools ' " • ' II • colloeti!V two. U UIO)' keep that PbUid~ • 7 1U .412 6 ON DISABLED LIST klnd oi hitting up, the~ New York. • • ,711 ,389 ~1 SAN DIEGO (UPI)- SouthM-eol 7 II .389 .,, paw Bllly Mc<:ool'o aore llhoulwon't haw marw problema in ••' • d Wett er has torctd the San Diego Ule ruture. W L P~ GB Padreo' hurler to the dlabled A careless move by a ball boy · hel(>ed Loa ~.. beet San Sen Fran. ' '' 13 6 ' 863 list. Diego w!UI a two-nm nimh Loa~~ • .13 6 .684 EXCHANGE PITCHERS !miJW on hits by three •lrll&ht Atlanta • • •• 12 7 .632 1 INDIANAPOLIS (IJPll-The plnc!Wrltlera, The koJ blow Clncl,..t! ••• 8 10 .444 1\1 C!nc!...t Redo alii tho Indianacame when Weo Pari<Br hH a Sin Dleao • '' ·9 12 ' 429 5 )lOlls lndtens bove exebonpd shot down 1he left ~old line Houalon • • • • .4 18 .188 l~h r!ghtlalllod plt<:hero. The Bed& aile< Blll Rus..U oiJt&led, AI MooldaJo'& Reault& ll&igned Mel Queen ID the Parker waa roundlqr: flrat. tile Su Fr..a 4 Cibelati 3 minor ltQUe team aa:l recalled boD boy picked up lho ball Ill! 2 PbUa I, II !DB., night John Norlep. Queen wu 1-4 St. Loola 6 PlUI 2, n!aht with tho Beds, Norlep WI& 11-1 Adonia 12 Houalon I, night with lnd!anapolls but had a LOO Loa AJv 4 Sin Diego 3, niaht ERA (OIIly pmea ~~:heduled) -------Todl¥'a·Pnbable P!~here Call! at SoaUie, p(ld., raiD AU Times EDT (On!J< pmea scheduled) New Yorl< (Kooomaa I~ at Today• a Probable Pitcbera Monlroel (Grant 1-1), 4:0.1 p.m. AUT!meaEDT Chlcqo (Jonklno 3-2) at I'IIUCaU!ornla CBrunet I~ 11 s... adelphla Glaekaon 2-1), 7:30 p. aUie (Segu! 1~, 11 p.m. m. Washl- (Coleman ~ at St. Loo!s (Giusti 2-1) at Pllt&- Detroit (Spormo 2-1), 9 p.m. burah (BwudJw 1~, 8:0.1 p.m. Bs!l!more (McNolly 11-4) at Houston (Lem11ter 11-3) at At.- Cleveland (Tiant 0-4), 7:45 P.DL Boa..., (Stange 1-2) 11 Now lante 1~. 8:05 p.m. Los ~·• (Singer t-0) at York (Stottlemyre 5-0), S·p.m. Su Dleao (Santorlnl 1-4) II p, Kansas City (Nel... 1-1) at m. Mi...,IOIII (Woodson 0.0), :1:30 Clncl...t! (Nolan 1~ at San p.m. Frandoco Ololln H), 4 p.m. (On!J< p!IIOI &Cboduled) W-eday'a Games Wednesday's Games New York at Monlrell S.ttle at Mirmesota Chlcqo at Phlll, Dlibl ' Clevelm:l at N.Y. , ·night st. Loola at Pitta, alibi Bolton at Wash, nllht OF SERVICE Sin Dlep at Atlanla, nl&hl Bs!t!moro at Detrol~ n!sbt 'Hous!oo at C!ne!Juat!, nlaltt ChlCI(O at ((an CIQ>, Dlibl ;Lo!o AOII at Sin"'i'''in. n!ahtl Oakland •• Cib~ oliht' OPEN ON ·- J-. he- I :'your own aimplll!od • tral air conditioning IYif • .tem, . '. 1 A DJ$C:OUNT 0CPAR1'MIENT STOllE W . . Mro. DaDO!' will boat tho JUno WliDNEii>AY . IID>IILEPORT L!ter&r7 Club, W-acloJ. 2 p.m. at llome or' llro. Thena Mr L , , _ TMua will rmew ..Stranpn In 111&11 Placoa. • WILDWOOO GARDEN Club, 8 p.m. at tho home <t llro.JlwiPIMIIhoou. Mro. Walde WlndDoliiU be Ule O&s!ll!ng boatela. Member~ aretowear!Jomeo. - . be prepared lor 1 !111111 IIObange, and bring vul t for Volerlnl Mo-lal Hos- ) I "• ' ' WERE ARE NOT LADIES AUXILIARY, Drew 'meeting. Webster :Po&t 39, American .... mRTHDAY OBSERVED ..... 7:30 Tuelda1 n!ald at lho The b!rthda)o amlverlll")' of boD. Poul PlltoriiOII, .,.,...,.<lril _,,. dlroetor, wiU be tho Mrs. COnttanee Shields was 00. aerwcl at Thursday's meetlna: of - · · The pubUe !1 larllecl POKEIIOY ·IIIOOLEPORTIJ. the Bllsy Bee Sewing Circle at .,. Club, .20tiJ -Yerlll")' Clb- ·the Trln!Qo United Church ol ,..._, dbmer II 6:30 p, m. Christ.. Othen attending were Tueoila, at tho UDited -~~ Mra. Frances Reibel, Mn. Freda Mttcb, Mrs. Edith Kautz, Mrs. Cllan:h. BeeopiiiM of ...-.., 15 IDd 10 year mem- Ruth Musar, Mra. CarrteNeutz.. bero and pall pre&ldeat&. LB-. li.Jic, Mrs. Ada Holter, Mrs. Berdie• are lmlled to tho -er. nlc:e Ebersbach, and Mrs. Edith PAS!' MATRONS, P ....I'CQ' LaDn!ng. Cloipler 1116, OES, 7130 ..... to- a t - ofllr<L 8o11Weed. ., ·~ nd ..... If's alii prisoorculat.- '\ · ' ( . Hondy with toola? Thop , here il your opportunity :co aavo literally hundroda . of dollan by lnatalllng II JlJNIOR AUXILIARY, Drew RUth Dersbach, Mrs. IYa LawWoboler Poll 39, American Le- rence, Mrs. Opal Diddle, Mra. ..... 7 p.m. Tuelda1 at po&t Carman Hal!, lire. Elbel Jolu>. 1'111111' PQmrl'lriU be)ldg. 1100, and Mr!!. '·:athleen Ward. .... Rdlert ·home , II LOwest ~ .Every Planned sale was also dlacussecl C&l'l'Jing out a Motber'a Dq theme, Elva DaDO)' OOIIIlJC:Iod a quiz on Dowers. Atteodbta b&aidea thole named were M r 1. - for your ' BUb:·;.:::::;:::: ~:t.JMargle ,;;.~; lo sene A Sl>iinB I b&- i For tlie ·Jeeoad year tile aiaoo··cladtii111U presODta acholariii!P to 1n Eaatem Hill! Sohoollelilor· lho pro...Uijoo to be'made . atlho.._~ , •·· - Former -.. pot ·Jo:eall!l' Flnllplau lor tho reuniAJoare vie 1111r Deloreo Hart takea her . 'Jr. .IIBIIIDI bfbw Dillie 111 Juno I!Wio,- ~ .awl ln June II Slat.' oli- c.,ter.II...OO "M And .IIIII 'IIi!'• aldelll; Jameo stout. llrlt vlee presldenti J•n ~oa, aecond dllh In 1he RtBina-Laudls - r 'ICII!I a """ lo r;l!le 'I"GI lho·kld 11 - - . cmn. ... Groll • •• .. I Ule llnJ i:aptabt It I b o rice presldeDt; June• .Ba1117,· JQ&nete .. Amer:ICII1 acreu ac.. C o p 1, lAoaardo 'MI~Mht}at. third vice president; )!ellf Goal, tor S.&OIO Ho,yakawa ...,01 be FU<e• )'011 a• .1<1ck01'-BIIe, 11'1 secretacyi Ada V~ Meter. aa- faulted lor 'lblnklng J-oe ........ be was .... Alll>od-. 1 slatant secretary, and Paul H!)B- wemea make· the belt wlvea Maurlct ••Red"' SI•entem .I man, treasurer, . caushlln Parle ollen war bi:oke llevoa MG'Il •• ~ out In 19tl, he ....... Ulere wilD llfOsldem lfltr te :rur• 1o jola 1946 hBd no c:ontad with I b e Comlno<lwaelth UDited' s bla and · mls~s until be returned to Ja- bUitllng new ~m firm aa JIH .... pan .... When he walked thr1JUil> ldent o1 au laternatiOool P r othe door <( their Toicyo htuno .te<t& and VOOII o1 the )1&nlll after the five-year absence firm; 8JOd man in a bia: job ·•·• bia wUe never asked once where IUa once-red locka now turned he'd boon .... Eddie F!aher man- white """""'producer Bt.r lllalt aged to just nose out his wife to re-aame him "Silver Reel-" CCiln1e !Ievens to file ror diM stein." · . Wben Ruth T.-s• apr!c - vorce. mo. SO his fiancee !ell him snd A1111 Jones tells pel a h! s red In 011e ol ,Palm Beach's molt be's been with me twer ldnce. Northern Quebec mine .(nieke_1 81.....,.... wecldlnp a few da1• I eveu p.ve up other guys tor cower,) struck a lode to the aao, Ule pallor oelll Ule. bride · b!m. tune of$10,000,000 .... He'aprezz back 1o IOIIIIUien her m!J>I.wed11 he 1111111ed to marry HER, and majoriQ> atockholder, named d!ng avwn four lllcbos •••• T b e WhJ doesn't he marry a girl It after hi& wile Marla •... The Du•boaa of Bedford Ia !!no apln who pJes him everything Gay 90s Is the moll Informal UJ'- 111or two ..,...alieni ••• Comic me?- wn.LING roar boose In town but It bana Jan lolurl'IJ's ICbool- 1 on Door Willing: 1he loog.jJalred !eaUier-Jaekelset Warren h doing daDdy u I TV WhY sbould he, when be~· .... Ursula Andress Ia Gle for come<\Y writer: be &(Snell lo H cool, ealm - end collects? the N. Y. opeotng ot' w111e Sooth- leriJI a DIU · Coo"' "'- and a As I've aa1d before, If a rat em star• and her boy friend LueUle Ball llallza .... llarry can get · tbe cheese outside ol. Jean • Paul Belmondo 111U lai James and hi& bll bml bring · the trap, mJy a very - b rat along .... He sbnp!y told her. bock Ule -~ ~erato .... et< - R. Dear ,....., . :Aaron Belts 513th Hom.er ' , ~ - 'd1o llaDiJ'ill'ooi, .._..MW!tipcwt,O.; 'I'olidu-,A»rU,21. ··Ann~a/ A1omhi Event M9y 31st ... ' ,. . . • .- ..• , . ' utiful NAVACO uminum Awnings • . .•. ' Cheek these features: ~ • 100.000 BTU EMPIRE LP-G as forced air · ·furnace. Compa.ct, fully guaranteed. • 7 warm-air ducts. , ' VASESI • Cold-air return. • Central therm~stat control. • Blower and system suitable for later addition i.1f air conditioning . R~nt·free use of tank and meter. ,l. With Ground~~~ o ALL this for only $569.95, completely .installed in an . ' 11verage size 6-room houSB (or as little as Hl% down ani! $16.00 a month for 'up to 36 months). Offer lnlll!lol>. :;. ... __ ,... iJJ(pires July 37. 1969. ')l r..l ' ' ' -'. ' . ... ' : • -.-.r;~' bJ, • ' . Cabin•t Models I• .\ ' , ,·ll';,~,: '~ .. I ' . • ' · ·, Ploul ser].d II)Or• details on the special LP·G,as F~ ~tinp Svll\•m Olfer. :.< .• '. ·:<! •·.,., ' \.I. '· . ,JI ' !• �- ' ,, '··.~· ',-.., ' ' ~ · ·~Pogectnt fct Feature ,:, . ' '.; 1''1..,.n.u;;Silllnol, ..-~o..Tue..,,AprU 29; 1&6&'"' ' ., Observance ' -,... · "" . A. _ , . , ~1111 1111!. <!ari<- toro I'O(IHoenti._ the mlofttoand the hallillct~Ppod, <ai'l')'ll!ll oot tbe theme ~··~lri: Anew,'' wiU be aleat.re :ortllt Miy Fol· lowshlp Day oba&r,.oce of Church W'!"etl Ullltod ol Melga COWII.Y. -~ l ~~- Syracuse constructed by Areh- " of mov!Dg Into the 1tau10, Mra. H. E. Betz and grand- ' ' ! -!,• '• '' ' ' l: ' l .1- ., '1 .~. 'f I ' ' ,, t . ·I the -kend in Mansfield. '' ' '· '• ' ' If you believe everything you hear or read about the tremendous profits of auto.lhSurance companies, you might feel yO'lJ are being overcharged. But before you reach that conclusion, here are some facts you should know. AI a group, the auto Insurance comPW~III based In Ohio didn't make a penny ol profit directly from money paid by their cuatomers lor Insurance protection during the Hva yea,rs J~.9m 1~ lhr~!!llll ,.:! • . !nJac;!• . over the flv&"year period, the.c.ompanl&'s· suffered a slight loss In daily operations. These insurance companies did have net investment earnings of about 41h% during this five-year period - to be exact, $(52 on every $100 they took in. All ol the $4.52 net eamlnga came from lnY8Itmlllt Income and lncrealllld market value olaecutl-'"· It's what was left after deducting operating losses, Federal income taxes and policyholders' dividends. That's not too bad. But it's not tremendous profit either. You could earn about as much from a savings account In a local bank. And, of course, the increased market'vaiue of securities isn't a.ctually cash on hand. It's only a paper figure. II could Increase If the stock market goes up, or It could decrease If the stock market goes down - as It has for the past several months. Anyway, what haa llappeiled to this $4.52 ol eaming.-r profits? Well, about 29¢ of it went to pay dividends to stockholders of the stock companies. They're the people who put up the moileywho risked their money.:..so the companies could get into the insurance business in the first place. The rest of the earnings - or $4.23 out of $100 of income- was put into pollcyhold· ers' surplus. at-. Mrs.~ Mrs. Charles weekead here visiting her SOD• IIHiw and cllugbter, Mr. a n d Mrs. Richard v anglian and ram. lly, 111111 other relative&. Mr. and Mrl. James Souders and 1011, IGaey, fl. Miami, Fla. bave been here via!U.. friends IDd relt.Uvea. 'lbu were aueltl n! llr. aod Mra. Roscoe Wise. Mrs. Wllllam Grueser a n d !Ira. !l&aan RawUnga are In lllar)'aviUe vlaltlag Mr. and Mrs. Jame1 Jolmaon and family. Thof visltetl relatlvea Ill Columbuo to MaryaviUe. Mrs. James MDrray were Mr. and Mrs. Wll- •ffer ''•, ~f .' ' .- ' . trt WHey and Sauer was with her dau&Jrt,er, Mra. D. W, Wslker and family. Mrs. Elizabeth Poraons of Charlo-. w. va. spent the )wn .1" .. ·. ' Mary!l!alar. Chuck MUllen Is currently emplQfed with the Ben Tom Corp. In the Everglades In Florida. Mrs. Lewis Sauer and Mu. Charles Sauer were in Cohunllua lilmday. Mrs. Lewis Sou- 1 an ' I auto insurance. !lr. end Mrs. James Hackett o! Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. Mldlael !ila!er and snn, lllntlqtm, W. 'Va. were weekeod 1110811 n! Mr. and M rs. Georp Hackett, Sr., and Mrs. (Jitstl of &e .=~ lloiU5HTfRI&R!fALlY A HMO/NII ut Ann's Hospital. Mro. Eldon Weeks and Mrs. Edward Bowen while in Columbus attending the lBth amnal cmveDtlon ol the Womea•a Soclelf of Chrllllan Service, Southeast Obio Conference, w e r e goells n! their 8011S and families. Mro. Weeks vlsltetl hor Jnllll, aDd hll family. and Mrs. Bowen was the Tburoday Dltlbt DiOit of hor 1011&, Edword and Ernell Bowen Ill RO)'IIOldaburg. Miss Genevieve stobartls back at the home n! Mr. and M r o. llalph Brewer, Portland, alter three weeks at Holzer Hospital. Lilt week lhe wa1 taken to CharlestiNI, W. VL by !lr. and .Mrs. Eldon Weeks lor 8tllnBo! &lndl1 . \ .:.eo = .. . ert Bowen. Mro. Marjorie Price has been In Columbuo with her dsualtter, Jewel, s surgical patient at st. or visited her ·-·- ,. ' State Bowling Tournameot. Mrs. Gomer Bowen at MeArtoor and Mro. George MarUn and daualtter, Julie, and Neal Stone or Columbua were recent vislrors of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ' i ,. : !;: '' ' ew •u'll ,, They went e&pOclaii.Y !or the Ohio '' lm- ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bowen if ~.r,:.":·- ~··..\-, ·I . 1er. 1nd ,. Hugb, of Akroo. They alao visited his slsiA!r, Mrs. Betz, at the opent t,, • daualtiA!r, Zenia Croft, relw'ned tn their - · • In Michlgen Tuesday alter spencllng the paot two weeks here with Mrs. Betz' moth. er, Mrs. B. A. Dod!on. Weekend e,test& of Mrs. Dodson were Mr. and Mra. Erroll Conroy and ..., Dodson home. ~· ' 992-3595 le Lee. They are In lhe pr<><ell I ~;f· ~,, Mr. and Mra. La•~enc:e Douataa of PDmeroy have p.an:haaed a new home on Hogan St. in Uam Dow and Mrs. Duane Gnea ad TIIIUnY of RaveniWOOd. Mrs. . Kltle Gordon ot COIWDIRIB was al10 a.e recent suest of Jlra. MII'I'BJ. Mr. ll'ld. Mra, Cbarlu ~· and 1011 drove d o wn from Columllus and returned llrl. Gordool<> hor home. RDclne7 Karr, who has been ~~~~- with the U. S. Navy at Bainbridge, Md., has oomp l - radio training and II currefttl,y home oo a 104BJ loave. Rt will r-n !ollowlnl h I s leave I<> Norfolk, va. . llr. and Mrs. Bob and' Jline.moath.<ll dlu&b!Or, Grill Jcme, arrived liliDday from Oklahoma lor a . Ylllt wllll hlr ,...-,Mr. and llrs.'ira-11tt. ~ .. WHAT HAPPENS TO $100? Insurance companies deal in millions -even billions-of dollars. It Is difficult to relate these large amounts to each other. So to put the figures In perspective the folldwing t~ble shows ·~ ...- :n:· . HWliultin't Hurt To Plice Molh•i Dar Orders Now ,. ' 1:r ··~- ~ .h;, • :• ·. ···'· , _,.v, •;.. .; ' -· l·l·"' ' '"1'\ , ' ' I :;'1. ~· ;•. ' ' :· ;· ' '' '· .~ -~~ ~. , i." . "'f(:·~·'f. ~ ~!:'.' ' ~,·'t . ,li:t;,, [q '/t: ,.-, . :, - •' ,.. '·:,.·.'.' ' t -~. ':;I ~E-RJ:1s·,A~ ' / , how these figures relate to $100:oNn~ come and expense. The figures at tiie . left are actual fdr 18 .companies with home offices In Ohio. The h'eavlerllgures at the right $how what prqportion each of the larger figures Is to $100. ' :;~. :~ ~ C·.·2~: .: ,.- HERE'S WH!RE IT GOES--· ' • • •• ·. j ·.•·. 'i· 163,3~8.000 Earnings (added to policyholders' aurptuaY · · .• . '<' ' I ~Ire NOT VE!'111JflE I CUT WITHOUT MY DISGUISE, PRI11CfSS! 8CJl I SHALL AWAIT ~IZ. muRtl fAGERLY! ' ,· ~ '. l •' " CAN AUTO INIUI\ANOB RATS$ . '~· ',, -~ . '· , , / . . ' ' · to· . ' , . . · ..... , , , . · .·· . 11oo;fb • •. - ·\ . ; the amount to pollcyholdl!rl', ~rpll($, which .Is $4.23. This, Ia ~etaln!(l fortl)i) pr(!tectlon of PQIIcY,~~~d~'ts an<! guarantee payment pf claims/ . . . '' These figures cover the five-year period 1964-!!8. The only part that can be considered profll.ls the payments to stockholders (29¢ out ol .$1 00) and ' ' .-·, '... .-; . --·· -··~· $3,689,789,000 . i " • iji.a : 11,317,00Q Stockholder Dividendi . . . ... . .... . , . . . . . . .Q . cause n:~~~~!~~~r:= accidents ~er that. We kil. 0¥'1 ward, and It co~a a car tl)day than .But If we can't '. ' ,, ' -~ ··. . ;oa • 1.195,000 Miscellaneous Expense .. .. .........: .. .... Yes, theoreticallY.' · h~··:;:~:~ live on their lnvelitii'Millt aurplus. For a while. · • For how 1on11 '1t ,_·, ..-.. :·, f, it :" f, 't" _:,! $2,523,179,000 qlelmeand Clal"'s AdJ. EXpenses ·- . . ... : .• ·:· t.-~ 1,122,480,000 l,lnderwrltlng Expensejl . . .. . ... . ..... . .•. . . · 2t.OS 25,688,'QOO Pollcyhol~er DIVIdends .... . .. . ... .: ·. . . . . . .to · 17,249,000 FIM;Ierallncome Tax . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . .:",ciS If auto fhsu,ran1::e. o over the past kept where , ..v ....,,?.r rates be rediJC81 " • ' t,' $3,864;434,000 · . ' :;, •" t-.._, •. .,~_/,_.,,~ . ~..,.. -9 "" $3,645,183,000 Earne.d Premiums from Policyholders ..... ; : $ 84.33 144,044,000 Income from Investments . . . . . . . • • • . • . . • . • 3.7<1 74,627,000 ln9reased Market Value of Securities . . . . . . . 1• .. $3,864,434,000 Totall.,n. come from all Soutces .·.......• • ••• · 1100000 , , , •r . ' ' . -1 '· 18 oomptnlta thai wrlla'· ~~l 80~ <11 · "'"~· lnour· ancel>· ..liiril hI nUlI II-, . . Ohl-V"V~ · "··-· · ~"'' · '• ., ' .,.- 'g· " " WHAT IS SURPLUS? Surplus Is an Insurance company's policyholder protection fund. Surplus Is money set aside - and required by law to,be set · aside -to assure payment of alllegitlmaie claims and expenses• .~rplua Ia ulecl to pay.clalma and IIIIXperllll when p..,num Income lalla ahort, l i llai been "" 0118 lor Ohio lnaurance conwnlialteql!lntly In• · recent years. ;' , . The amount of surplus all, Insurance com' pany has determine~ Its capacltyo-lhilt Ia; It - determines the amount of buslneu the· r r company can safely handle. ~ lnsut:en9e , companies must contln,ujUiy streriQ', Iien their surplus fund& a&,thllll d!!"'I~Jt!t,, ~ur7 ·· ance coverage g~J- . And ltt!!lium'lr Qf care on the higilw~~ Iii lnd~aalri~~ the · · rate of . .lbPut . 4% 'a year. . ..•' ·w-, ;' "...· ••· . IIO'ri:A,II al.otlatl.r:J llhbo!'n ora the C!llllb~ ' 'flguret'ol -..- . "·'' ' ' ; '' j . ;· ,, • ' , ·· • '. rJJfUMmUJG;-!!':'..;!::!c lJ..e~U....tourJumble~ ·ont letter to eaeh IQU&N, to form foUr ordlnaey wOrds. ' • I·()Yt.Etf ., 1 '·-·'"·- 1 . ":· =-~~~ .I I ' ' " '' '' ·~ �'. ) 'I ,·, ,,.· ' ')\ ,' ' ' J-,,-._:'' ''' '. ' .1 • .·,., llllli'&•ldall. ~~~ (~~ . . ' . . !-*'• ;April 28, . ) '' ,>" . ' 'f,t.NTi.,_~D 'IJU!OIMI. TJON DEADL\NI!I • CCIIICIIilatiOIII .. ·c.....etiOIIt Will be ecr11ptH ufltll 9 • ·""· for 0 1 r of Publlcotlon REGULATIONS Tl. Publitt.r renrv" IM right " lt~corrlfel 1' inaertion. RATES IN LOVING memory of RaY· IIIOilli Fltdl .k. (June), wl!o passed away one yew ago todDy, April 211, 1968. No me . , _ the silent heortaolle, For .my tbooe who have loOt can tell 01 tile grief that is borne iD For \lle one ..., loved so well. Our bear!s still acbe with sadn"" ADd our eyee many """": \ I'OIIIROY, OHIO - Sodly misled by biB wife, Wilma, and da~ lloltle, 'l'almly and LJnda, Jdso uiUft»er, father and - . . . 4-a-llp Nollcl ,. ' • EXMVATING, bolemenls, · farm paadl and la1l1l eleor· ID(. Wllllam J. Roollh, Third 81., Maloa, W. Va. Pllllllo .... --- POMEIOY Employment Wanted lliTI!JRIOII and eM1ar point- '!'RAILER LOTS, Bob'l lloblle Court, Syraease, ObJo .., lllalt Ing and """ · Call GeM Congo, I..q llollom, IMMIOI. Rl. 124, Phone 11D14111. t-11-lttp ~II-II< HelpW1nted FtiiiNISIIED house Ia roy, nv. .....,. and both. l!lMi'LOYED MAN. ft<!lolr 1)1lewrilen part time. Wort CaD oven!Dp, - · u& wtfll dlstril>u!Qr , Company ITalns. Local Interview, Write Box 25, Glensbaw, Pa . 4$-Sip I"VRN1'SSIED TWO BEDROOM u.u. 0112-38'14. WAITRESS :n to 35, $1.26 per hour. Apply G"""' Gables, State Rt. 7. 4 - - 1 'ftiREE room A1>8rlment. """Piolely modern 1lltb bullIn tHcben. won ...,. ollll 0PENING fur waitress, i"!ll table loll IIIII!, atelnl"" IIIMI cook ard ear hop. Apply In ai'* wl\11 dl!l>aul unit, llotll. · Crow'£ Steak Jlouoe. Pomeroy. 4-2t-«o """Piole 1lltb and larp elooet. ok:oly decorated. IIIU2'I1 for appoln~ ~~At* luslne11 Opportunity OWN YOUR own dry cleanlnl :JUSiness. Ambitious man or .-oman to lake over and OWO truek and route. We wUI do cleanl"' wlloleoalt. Apply 111 - n A.B C Cleaaen ... ~- · · · 11011' W, Va. can mont. 4-11-t/e ForSIIe POODLE PUPPIES, AKC ToJ miniature, m and up. Stud service and grooming. ~ 11 I Ire !1112-5443. For Sale 4-11... bodf lluW ' t-1.-e --- Rinsed $1.25 4-JI.ate REGJSTI!IU!lll AJlll8]ooa iilud ..rv~co t311. EM!Dent eolor allll Olllionnatlon. Reg!Nred Basoell hound stud ......tee. alao Bossett puppl... FrandJ Beoedun>, Rt. I. Rtednllle, C.OO, full off Rt. 7 on SUe..., Road, !'bone ...,.... 4-tl-llp 'rifE HA'I'I'IE CUrtis real ,._ Ia!< loealed one mUe noJtb of Pomeroy, Ol!lo, an Sllllt Roote 13, formerly appraloed at 1111.000, Is D>W flelnll off.,. ed fur oale at $!11011. Sale ...,_ jec:t to approval ol Probate Court, Mqp County, <ldo. ....... flo.IGO.IIO , ·.-:;; NOW OPEN b' ba*za, GiA Plitt Dllecull, Radne, ()!do. r.r -....~oo~ ddvbc, gilD. liDo and auto parll dli<OUftl, MILLION'S OF .... bove been <leaned witb Blue Lultte. R'o Amerlca'a lhteot. IIA!ot eJec. lric: shamp6oer f1, BalDer Furniture. 4-1&«< ..- VACANCY for two eldedy .,. pie, l'rll!r pdvate plid pa- NEW tmySII hoi 4-leel wide, • · can lllldl. Pllllllo , _ , 1'11-1111. .11\RM SALE. Sal. May!, 10:30 A.M. I bave IIOid Ill)" farm and will OBI! lie ~ per111181 IJttliiMli at Auoi!Gn. At 'lbe ll'orloy Nelllll Farm, 1II mDeo N«<h llaal ol 9alem Conl<!r, C.OO. (Wald! &r Sale Amlwl). MACIIINEIIY: 111.1 Fonl Jlilllee 'n'IH:illr wttl> 1. ' ~ y l' I • or: 1111. Ll&alledl D. Nellon. ''· BRADI'OIIO AIXl'I,!OII .00., 'lblclno. ado, I'll. ...... ·c.. c. llrodford, A\111!. A· c. ·-·~ ,., p.U. lfjlr.;Lui!eb;' .. ,,..,..., ·, '' 1a1 s.toot wldlb. ~ Phooe!1112-aZt. JN.IIc ---·-. SMITH 1-UTO SALES UHAUGA, OHIO f!ANNAH'S lluolland Hoolor bates bani ....t, ... he deoin tho ""'"' wlfll Blue LuoiN. Rent eleclrie lllwu- $1. Tiny's Bqalnland. 13«1: SPI1I'S Bfti'ORE your eyeo, an your carpel? them 1lltb Blue ~Aim. - e l - " ' - · $1. 9aJn Hantware, N.,. Haven, W. P Is For Sale PUPPII'! . West IDgbland Va. Ulete Will S<:ottles, Sdlnauun, Poorll . Pup. Wire Terri"" Wilt RAVB I, ab ....... ol IIIUfliiitll ~llnll atr. Aid •. ' "" llleo. Ireland Road Phone a.1el Jl. llllrll . . Kennels. one mile east of • . WMc Coolvlll<, County Rood 511. 4-27-!lc A... Out of hllb water. $'lliOO.GO A brtdalllhower hooorfllglllso MIDDLEPORT - I t'DOIDI, 1* Linda Smith, dauShter of Mr. and baths, 5 bodrooino, . ....... :!tllot':.t carport. Near ......., and Ru&~ell, 1011. otMr, and Mrs. KeD. $10,100.00 HELEN .. VIRGIL TEAPORD neth Ru8aell, RaclneRoute2, was held FridaY Dll1ht at tile TriDit;v AS80CIATES UDitedllllrd)ofChriiiL The wedding will bo an event ol Mt.Y 18 atlht TrlnllJ Clnlr<h lutlnita ,..... Ill Pomeroy, For the afl'alr lhe TIIIRMITES ,IWIU'iiiiDtll '!bey laee covered gill table was con11'11 ropooductlvlo klcUd out tered with a bride doll wttll pink of !lie l<lfve IOimlle cotany Jtreamer aceenta. lolesllie your biiDe ID IWt Games were pl1,7ed with prll· now colonies. l.olr ..edieorl. eo bOtni',.... by lira. Paul Til'· ~- Melp OHiqllcly, lor, lira. Emer1011 Jooes, !lrl. Allied Pelt Omlral, 1 Llberl1' Plllla Sayre, llrl. Howard IAr· I'Gmero!>, Oldo, air. I p.m. pnt, Mils Joamle Eberllbach, .... ' ·I-llite and Mrs. WUlard HIDes. Mn. Dale Sbd.tb won the door prlle. FOR HIRE, now 1rendler Wocldlui rltW and. bell decors. =.~~- 11ooa were featured m nul C!UP . -~ !.'!'!:. 4-JI.Jic ' ' Mrs. Edward BQWeD aDd. .~ " 4-JI-IIr ~= =:u~~ ~:= 4 Nia 81Vl11lil pony, alao Plane! Jomlor prden traclai'. good ClOildltloo. Call alter r.m. Bob Woods, Chester. Olllo. 4'.1'1-ltp 5 ELElCTRIC guitar, 1110. Coli after 5 p.m. or onyllme 011 9atulday' - · 4-JI.Jtc l"'OI SALE - Overhead door. 7 • I II., 1!10. Pllane 1301) 112-:trll. 4-11-11< MILK li een11 pllcn, Jowl s II>. $1.01. Jelly S lb. I •· 9ll eenll. ODe (lllcn Joe . . .... ---- ..... .....-.... ..,. a'ow, f'lc!wer !illiip, ....... "'"'· W. Va. Plione 'I'IHI4T. V"1, ....., P'IJR~ and un~ l~itiiiOIIII. a... ""'"' ifWaf. ' /' " ,,· ·t·il\ ·~ It ldlaiJI; ~~- ·..,., . ' ' : : : . • · Pbanl""'- au.do•••· \ • ' ) ' P S . lb. baa 29~ --- ,.59 MARTHA' .. . WHITt ,. . '· . . '\' ' .·"i .':\.. CAKE ,·· . FRESH UNGRADED . cans ·$ , ·~· ~· ' ' Marlene nll'ter w~ elltetad1 ' 1 president ot the Racine p~: Teaellers Alan. lo a receDimlet- ' ltW at the !"hooi presided oi'er~! by l!obert llee&Io. Other oateeil 1111Do41 wore Mro, Jeal!' Wello, ~ ·' vtce prooldent, aid Mrs. BJon. t,• diiB Hudoon, aecre!iry. •1 '; 'll>e •Fomlly ThMtor oi1'. · DOZEN L-LO or PADS· ;'., A- , 23e REG. 1.00 VALUE 39C ·-r , , wtu be /pJaco<i' Ill the · NEW RED BROUGHTON'S POI'ATOES 1 :U,• -kilt• IRONING BOARD PAD and COYER i· ' i ..........'t •""-omeroy Publlc ...... "!, ory of Mrs. Verite ,GOrdco b.Y J tlto Poaitl'O)'Union. Wconen'a Chrlaljan ,1 p 10 Count Box 12 '. ' be Placed In Pomeroy Library Wor . ld -s.vt-" A ,..., • part ..,. dOvoltor>al program ... uled bi Mro. D, Ilwl&ht Grove .of l'blla· d•'•hla, - to opeolhe.• · -~..., •• -,.... and allornooa IOIBIOIII on both daya. Her tq)iet were "Jeau.a •·•• . •d,'' "Jeaua ~ ·~~ Her, e.~ -~ Sold Unto 41er, YCO!f Flltll," J~ au Sold ilnto Her, Your Gilt,'' aod UJe~W. SakiUmDHer, Your .. . .' 0lib. 694·~ '· ~~~~~~- '··a- ftft~ lo'7'1i" ·. .. With A ··· . 3.00 Order CAL SEVEN ORANGE DRINK ~art ·lb; .I -e• 8 10~ :b~·69~ FRESCA sawv 8 ::.. 49C at :u.e ,}, '• .~ SATURDAY ONLY! lti. ADAMS. BREAD ",- . ;::a .1.00 ,. ' 1 a· ICE CHICKEN LEGS AND THIGHS ' Mrs. Fisher Named , Book .J,"; Layette Shower ••pao ' ·w ••...-. 2B 01. pltg. ·VIENNA . . .SAUSAGE . llfn -rt q ·s.l!d , I••• ._ ;.ell; ' ~·.. DUSUQ~E . .........,_ ed the liiUI •-··• .;..,.....,.-• ......,. a(· th•. w ..... , '• .... . '. ' .... , ·.ofan-t""' ."·· , ~~ . ' "). - .Iter~ ... Oblo.._,. II:PitC 18 elollll1l lllllr Service;. ~~ Qn.. . MeotW recendy ll tile P -·,; ._ . llfolllllan, lllowa~ CIIID, , . •-· oek the ,., Ulllted , lle'l"""lot.Chureb, u.e ferooce._ bekh..t w ~t · ldacl .... 11r ;:;c 0 . . _ ••••· , lo041e Burif,u A....., Otutch 'I• eo. ,...tq '"" '"' "" ilr lumbUL ' . Aile~~ openeihtltll~, ~. c. c. 1llWil'OIID llrwfiWoluiAmThloadl.ord." --'\ 1118hllgllf1Folthe twe>dlQ' ,... wor·ld." Ropctrto qflhe"'rioaacOmmtt.-,; A'IICriiiNIIIa oloo.lncl-' tall<o by lire. liar. I'll , ry z.ich, mloolrqiy to Puerto lliro. HarOld Ro.. oonductOd a tl,eo ~ cl.,.. iM ... . .. , ll"'" ~ '· - - · ...... ,._ • • Rico. Mro. zech ......., h-..1' memorial for deeolled member• wall aDd ~thf CJI'd, la'jo t .. I• i:llrr~•at.- ai>d lhere wao 1 ; ~ oentce been lollu Lud'olla lie": '; I' a mlnt~r, ow _.., • · helmer1[1111. __ ,..,on pro- · ' Clllllr1 • • •-nc11- ~-rbeln Coilep ccm- c"""ucltcl b71ofn. ·i4'Dn "'""""r, · ., ~ ,....,. , · I 1 lfe ~ educallarl ~taied 41lrltWihe ~... molltW Youth ~ nc~ !!<fi>,.. couroeo. She opob w~ eoco - ·~nolmbori]Q'Iho cation Week placed In biiai-.a• AIR CONDI'l'IOIIJNG ~ .., the' tq>lc ''P•rto a choir cl lhe Weolaato Untied wind..._ Dovollonl by Mtoo Nelle !!1111 .. Ilion .. ..... Jlli'a Relrlt- Land o1 c.ntiut,• ai>dCOITburo- Kell>odlot Cburch.lbo 'J'Inlrodoy eilllol, 11mn. .... day hor teplc was "Tbo a.J.. acJdreli ,.1 Jllvon by 'the ·Rev, IDcludecl tcrli>tw'i f\"cm Jeilhia: Gin - . and, the - -ftioot !1. Sbe Uoed tile lheiilo "TaldtW • .,.. , 4 • lfe IOIWO of Puer1o Rico.,.. 'Other flatuiod at the wfl ot>,.n'Od. N.., olllct~ttwore • Stand for God," and Biro!~ ' ' ·· · lllllllled lithe ccndudllll ,."' . faith '' Ill God In a ml!diliitJqo, RBADT • MIX ............ em,.ritlm wore Dr, J. W, cu. oton. meitltW will . be hOld . ol N.,. York wfNi !alkod ...... rftlltl Jo - Pfllld, on "Untt;y or Soul and . A&>i>nndrna18ll 500 "''""'" at·.lhlr<! 'cl _,....,., Fill liid · Pl'el lead.ed IJIIrv!COI 'wltll .... Pbano ln-DI4, Goec...,b' · 11!11~ • llbt Readf ... CD., IIJddl6, ove.W. """!coo. pert, Oldl. ••• 11=~~;::=~ , ·:;f ' Mrl. Hlrr1 Sewer, Mr~ llldMrs. Kemetl> RUa..U, Mro. Am,!IHia Kaopar, Mr. and ·Mr.i. Ehr Plekeno, lin. Ro7 smtlb, lire. Dor<>CIIy Dandaldo, llrl. P au I Paromo, Mr. and Mra, FlD¥<1 C h - l>fr• 81111 Mro, WIJ. llam Burton, Sllellr Cluopman, L11a BurtcJn. and ~ Wll'Q'. Ohio Upl~rsiQ',JJre.e.t.d"Bqya ~ Othera Jnsend.rtl alftl l;Othe at Wp,~' which was, w.U re- :.' brldo-eloct wore .. Mn. Norman caiYed. ~· :~ Smllh, lire. Wtutam - · · Am.ncemento lneluded, ~ ; llro. Fl0¥d Weber, IIIII Breft. 1, Mei,a Cc>unt;y PTA to meohl ·,; da !ltp'l]lam, Mr'o, Fronk Rua. Rutiaod 11 7, 301 Mt.Y 16, uU, Mrs. Henry Wel'l')', Mr1. Operetta, "Rounlkp 011 t lt 8 ~ 'Ibomall WerQ, Mrl.i Joha Wer... Moon" to be pteseat.ed at the : ry, llr; and Mrl. pu!111 Pow· Southern High School• aadoo!ioT ' ell, Mr. and Mre. J;lofle Knal>i>, 18 ~ !'!'!!. PTAm. 11ben ~ ,Jir, lllldd}lr•~ Sllllll>•· ·;J.. Shiver will lia.t\jlla ll'allt lira. Cleland Hlneo, Mro. Goer· ochool bonil perform. ~ lfa Swa~r, Mrs. Charlea. ~- Mrs. HUI won the room couat. 1 lie, llloa Doma Reibel, llr, and • Mro. ' Cbarleo W.n,., Sr., lolloo ; Hllali' Vauallan. llr. and llro. Harey 114wtc. loft, aDd Mrl. ·carl to N-, Cllrl& NOrton, and Mr. aad Mr'L Brvob Sayre• ' ' 12 OUNCE .JAR . . ' ~~~~~~=- President of PTt, Attend~·.wscs Conference Given Thursday ~. ' ~ wore lllao !JI!aron llmllh;.I!Jii'l. Daany Smltll, Mrs. OJarles Wer. ey, Jr., llld 11r1. Robert Am' . old. , ;,;_ ,, , AM·I"M racllo . ..__..... c:han_ gar, 4-l]leaker ;;;;:;;;-:yslem. Tab over pa;fnellt. o1 ts.n per 111011111 « pay bUmce . .. $81.1S. Pl>one lltUHI, speakers, oul stereo 4-lpeed <uiiOOie autmlallc will changer. Tab over Jli)1DOIIII . of J1 per month or pay baJ. """" due $'11.10. cau IllMil. 4-2'1-llr ~ mont. Hooteaoel 10\' lite - . . EARLY ADRICAN tilereo, SOLID gJ'ATE lla'eo, 111111 nl- "''P rianeh Were served from a loblo centl!red wllll a bride doll and taper ar....,.. and . ' . NORTH STAR BRAND· ·INSTANT CO.FF·EE HA!IOLD WALKER . Lam(na, i.tra. Lester ~..,U, ·r . ' $ERVICE MANAGER• ,:..tNr..,,., ..... ::; ' ) -G~·ARAN'(EED- . . PHONE 992·2094 .. . ' & 11ft AlleQdlng the llhower booldeo tbose named were IIIIIJoSmltlo, . . I. Moln ·p..,oroy~ 0. ~ ...... attorneyo. Pl>one tfS6132.• I NEW 1• Ziti zac ..,.q 1111· cblne iD loYely cai>inot. Auto911 cents, Dllt B - 8 centa. I • For Trade lb. M lo G Marbl, tbroe mlleo malic Zls Zq to - '"' llul; ltl57 JAGUAR oo house lraller tons, make~• ....,. >CUtll "' ~ .. Rl. 7, (If catotn cndser, M 1: 0 Margr~WD, aad !""')' ....... by t-11-llp kel, th,... mllee sout11 of Mid1urnl118 a mgte dial. Loft In A green and ~ellow color dleport on Rt. 7. 4-ll-3lp lay away IOid never llllld. Pay !IABIII'I'S, Bunnleo and Breedoolleme wao carrlod oo,ot ·lor a . ·' off 1110.10 or tenns $1.25 weeti&WIIId MACRINI!I, npalr 1a1e1te "'-•r hOnorlug lire, Ing Sloclr, " - 11'14111. For Rent t-2T-IIr Jack -~ .aid ·bor 1atant ., ly, Phone-. .. .... , 1111 ........ ""'' ' daigllter 'l'lllrldoy • ai the ·.. FIVE ROOM APARTMENT, • - Tbe,raJirk • · ,._ o1 lira. Chlrloo 'S.uor•. 'I'RAILI!lR 31 • a. two 1'001111 ONE SWALL prclen tr,ad« ....,, Al!fl!iila<i . . ...... h..... unfumlslled. call lm-59110. "7""'"' ' r 449-Gtc built oo In front: 3G • 40 II. IISid ....... , We lli'e. CVroll - .... l!il lhe will> cultlvahn, •· l'lllllle .co.holteJa.., baoi!IDIIII!, Ill ~ In Rullllld. ~ · 44Nip Gute• were TWO Bedroom Trailer. Ill • G Phone- ... - . ........ ~,...... • •• boiJw ..... Food Market, three miles 4--p U.!Nal Cnlliman ..... "'"~· ·~ ·~ _....,,..i; ,,._,.~:; lawn ,_.,, OaD IJII1I.«<''l "'"'h of Middleport on Rt, 7. IISid ~- AlliHI:uloiJI!IIL.J. ' 'T'"'" """" . 4-11~ ElLECI'ROWX ........, clean~ .._, W. Va. . , _ . Mr.; ·WIIIaco' •-~ ,,.,__.,_ . . Molle wore p.,,.,..,. In 1 -~·... er """'P'oPt wMII ' ' - . llnl~ CaM TWO BEDROOM home, liM paint onol cdwbider, : and j.oUilw LlDOIIID ~- . Batb, b-. l.oob allll l!lo! -· ' . lie' Pay off bal...,. of iill PI)'· ment, modern ldtd>ea. PIQW JIIZ.30M. 4-ll.ete menll at 1111.111 montb]J. Pllane • •. t-2Me TIWLER. Brown's 'l'ralllr . l'alt, MlnenvUlt. ~ ~ 1114. . ~121c ---,-- ·3•1.00. ' fUDGE. NESC·AFE;·. r.~. service Bridal Shower is Given POMEROY - 2 lois off Spring ·-Is. ' .s5.5$ Rubbed and Tho111uchly GEO, IIOIISI'£I'I'EI Open: Mon. lhru Fri. 11-6 May be 10011 anytime. CoD LETART - 7 l'OCIIIII, balb, 3 Saturday - 9·6 Mn. Leota Cooper Jm-'13311. bedrooms, Willi to wall earSunday - 11-6 4-JI.Jic . ~. ~. ganga, 2 . . . . . . . . . .. . THREE FURMALS, lloor length, one wlltte. •Ire e-10 trimmed In daloteo. One lfChl blue, illle 7-1, and ooe beige, olze 7-1. l'bolle 912-'la!ll. . . MIDDLEPORT, OHIP Wlllll Alie•••t.·:=.Qu:l:ck:-:oep=..~dab~,=.~ Car Completely Hand HOIST ETTER REALTY bally deotroyed. BaliDct of bouse In falr llhape. U one ""' do repair, a nice homo oould be l!ad for 1 mea, price. Priced for qulc:t llle. ,, SEVEI!AL· VARIETIES 8AWLINGS SERVI.CE .· . ' .PAY 9,92~2}~ NIW,iT 992-7324 ' R.lj.; RAWI.IN.GS Sj)NS EXPERT MASON CAR WASH M'!lp. . . . . . EX'Il!A LARGE boule co ellra ;arge comer lot oppoolle SyfaCUIO Grode School. Roof [Ill'- · ---~ ALUMINI1M Flsblllg Baelii, safe, deep,"""""'· Buy I llfl boot for your llmlly't pnl8cfloo. See Lorenm Daolii, '4 mle wat of new Rt. D oo Kingsbury Road. ~ ' .... 4-lll:lfe WilL SELL ooe or both of my !ll!lMOVE EXC!l9S ' ' -~~Ice DAy:or 'NiGHT ••• ' P~I.L .. ............. ........ For lent DINN·ERS : ;v for The IROOIIIDM wUb .._ I !Jill. 11.•.11. u ou 8lnlt. ' . Pbanl . . . . '4.... . ' •. ' ·- - · Rab, M_,.lfarrlll Pi:t up DIJC I Pt. hllllh, MaOift Spreader (Sieel Wbeol), Ne!r Idea Mowor I Pt. Illtdt, Groin DriB, Solr. Feed Grinder, Com lllftler, Plaff<>nn blel, Milk Ololer, E l Sbeep !ll!lll'l!n. Four llolry Cbn: ,.,., Gul!rmey Cbn, ,.,., Jersey a- (One F'resll lilan.41). 7GO Balee Hay Clover II!Jed. nJRNITURE & MB::. : Dinner Bell, Wub Sland, Old ~. ll1ll1 K'<!!Hel, Cherry <llelt, Drel!oer, Beds, I pe. ll<d Rm. """· 8taodll, a.atrs, Kllt:tleu Cllbl..... O>pper Boiler, Unl<o Doop Freeoer (30 c:u. II. uprlllltl, ~ Roalor (J'Uel 011), Pktureo, Souoage Orlnder, !olaJtll Ironer, lJIIl. !ly Calllnea, IJO Apple Crates, Cider Borrelli, Leddero, Bee , lmoller, Hand Toolo and Dill•·. .. llomo fDo • ....._ 6o ' ......... 11!mlo: Clllh. Own- t ' GFICB., I 'i'WO GI!llm.E riding borlel, rooll, l'llone · 4-JI.etp Auln S•les Coli HI-Gil, aile!' I eall 'I'IJ. WILL DO baby sitting In my IWI CHEVY Two, lwo-4oor ... IIOI. Ul.ete dan, V-1 automatic:, Pl>ona 912- 1 ~=~ PlJPIPIII'B ........ bome .,• ......, - · In~;;,.ap 1'547. t-lll"" -;Ji~"~ 11aJ , BI!NRY CLI!UM!, Sooles1>w deeonl:log, 11om roofl, houae .... """ cu~~.-. ""' Firm Wagmo, Hay !.<Ioder. • REALTY~ I-..:. (lf' ~~'i g[.~; C: lv:.'%!\..! f\1'1.-.r::~~·~··=t!d.~e-' ·~. IDierlor • aterlor 4-lll:lk SOOt or Crow, Crow II l'llrler, ...... -. "'· ' ' IIOIINE1' DOWIIING God only knows bow ..., mtso 111m . AI tile end of \lle flr!!l year. A bappy ....., ,.. once enjoyed ForS1Ie or Trade !lui deallt """ left • lonell· IIIII CAMI!lRO VI, 4 opeed; llfll !l'lftl)lrd VI, 4 1111011. 'l'lltl ...,. can ever liD. CID I!II-III'Tat .11'11. \\ . \ ' n avr. !1ELL _.., ll!lft' aparlmenl, lllddleport, 1'1111111 !lleDce, . .fVl'( i ' . II'BIUIIN A atOif OFFICE HOURS In Memory • · 1~1 ..... For . . . ·Po~!'~s.~!!~~ Co. @) BLIND ADS Adlllitlor!Ol 2.5c CMr.- per •dv•rtlte-1\1 . - o; " •, ' and heate-r. 111ncl oth 11aid within 10 de~.,, . C.UD OF TH.\NK!i & OBITUARY, $1 .50 fCM" 50 word minl num . Ea . cMdltl-1 word 2c . 1; 30 a .llil . to S:OO p. ... Cally . U-a.lll. te 12:00 Noen Satwdar1 ' '' ~ 'F ,, S.pider, 2 dr. block fini1h, good tires, 4· spd. Radio h•ertlona . 25 I"' coni D i iCOiofftl r;m pc~~id ad1 '· ... . ' . '• ''·' 1964 CORVAIR ..........................................................$895 '' ,, QUALITY 11¥0 iiiiOII IOIII11 co..t1 pet' Word l ilt COIIICICutive ! ., illtS:S Malibu Con\1. VB engine, powerglide, rcldio, heater, new whitewall' tires, green exterior finish with white nylon top, vinyl interior trim. I I ' ·oF. 5 conll ,., WerO Qnl iiii.,IIOII Mlnilfllllll Chort• 7~c 12 .::.,.t1 por word tlw.. con. . c ~- ' ., ' . 1965 CHEVELLE ......................................" ............ $1395 For Want Acl Ser¥1co I ' Safari Station Wagon, local 1 owner' cc:~r, white over dark blue finish. Clean interior, lih new w-w tires, automatic:, power steerin~ and b~okes. Radio. .,,.u,,_, I, The Sentki~b .· ' ;. ' { 1965 PONTIAC ........................................................$169$ ,. te edil 011 reject ony Clllt IIHIM'cl M· jtctiOMI. Tht will not b. ICIIIIOIII ihlo f011 - · thon .... ' . ' '· 2$18115 @) 5 !'·• · Cer Bof•• Putlllc.tlon ...., O..dll• ' . ..... ' Au.to'~ T6 Yo-Yo's hi ·ti1J.CI'Everyiliirig ·From ' ' ', . • ,, ' ·;,, 1 \ 1. if ' rt 4> . •• ' ' ' ' �,8- . ' '111olllll7~~ . . ..... ' .. . ' \' ' ~.Apiji.Jt, -'·--"! ., ·'i ... . . , . ...., .- ~ . '~ ... -· Buil'ding Held by · ~lac~ - --- -· By United Pntap)-~~opo1 Scime eare..ria at IIUIW>Oiill.l Pla""r wiadciw, They pla...red front - · o! the , Adminlotra~tll lluUdttw with pteans or blaeiL mllilonl !laioolm X and a s~Rn i>roclalmill8 the otrueture 75 blaek mUUIIIts, armed with rides, shotguns ani knives, held the Voorhees .., '. . """*' Marina (Continued !root Pqe I) D' authorized to proceed, Evans said about three months ot ' -~ Ill reo..,.U• o1 ' ;>~· olrQie Jihlcb taft neorl,y tWo.dllrdi or the oehoiii'o . ...;..: or~ ·rcr . ~"" . lout ~· College Ubrai')'-Admlnioll'ltioll Member ,. I ' I Buildill8 today but the preoidont Damoerallc SocleQo IIIII · tho ot t h e South CarollDII school Ator-AIIIerieail ao<l0!1, snld ....,. refused to cati pOlice or set a the "Liberatad Malcolm X would CIIOillliO tho b01..d·,.W time Urn it ror the · students tc BuUding," 'Ibey distributed their dOitlitld., !Deludllil tile .' leave. leaflets saying their weuoo1 etlmi..llon or ROTC 111 tile At Harvard University under- were .. tor defensive purpoMa <:IQ)ua; were met. graduates voted not to renew a only." At e:~~:clu11fve Radclift'e, Preastudent strike, while at Rac:J.. The Harl'll'd - !OIIIId 3,222 idert - . oat quioiJ¥ at iiU clUTe, Harvard's sister coUege, desk _whlle about 100 sadllltt stlllents twice invaded the paraded In· IUld arowxl, her Administration Building ard omce. 'lbey called her "pta/' shouted obscenities at President Mary Bullting. The students at Voorhees &PJ!eared to be set for a long siege. They were fortified with an estimated $5,000 worth of food. taken from the cdlege ~ <Vfo ..; ' About · IIU1 =~ Bill Dailey - Dies in West Dies Monday •· Ripley Wofuan Is In'ured .~ ,. l' .. ' I • !. \> " in the Rawlings Cemetery at ingthe designations towhlcbthfU' DyesvJlle. are called ~lie to the irregular Friends may call at the f\i- numbering ot homes on s o m e· neral home an,ytime. streets, Mayor Fisher pointed out. Maintenance &lpervisor Har.. old Chase reported tbat his crew . Ia reacly to start on the instalDALLAS (IJP0- Dallas Cow- latioo of the Filth St. .....r boy COI.cl) Tom Landry has line. confirmed the re.POrt that The oeed tor more fire hyRHOME ON BLOCK .' qua~rback Jerry Rhome Js on the trading block. Lomry did not invite the third string to the amnal "quarterback school" rWl by the coach. Rhome asked to be traded, lilml-caller Loml')' snld. TONIGHT THRU THURSDAY APRIL 29 ·MAY 1 CLARK GABLE in GONE WITH THE WIND (Technicolor) Clark Goble - Vivien Le~ COLORCARTOON: PleasaDt Memories Adlnlulou: $1.00 ChUdren 5Dc Ruming time: 3 Hrs. 30 min. Due to popular request "Gone With tlte Willi" "ill run through Thuradly, May, 1. SHOW STARTS 7 P, M, drants in the business section was broollhl before cw..U by Mayor Fllher. However, counellmen felt that the preient iUP.. ply Is adefJiate and pointed out that the river ls also closeby 1n ftghUng busJnesssectiootires, More urgent needs for Jl.ydrants exiat on Rutland and Vtne &s., they snld. The report Of Fife Chief Rob- ert Fisher for March waaaccepted. Cow1ctl accepted unantmouol,y the resignation ot Chief of Pollee Paul Parsm.s. The reslanation was e!!ectivo last Frtdoy and 'the letter from Parsons gave no rea1100 ror leaving. He had served as chief 0111¥ about six weeks. COuncil also agreed to bill persons who damage water meters with vehicles 1n the future. others attending the meeting were Councilmen John Zerkle, George Baker, Charles Bye r, snltl .~. Lm. todaY. lng,"h'prctsporadodlolr9ftl 1-te• wereHeorderly· lull2,800 "all , of the pOtlilantlory c:ariytll8siRna ,D!9SIIII'Y t&mcU~·: of the fa. Which 'read: "We. wut deceut el!fly operatad u - . wqos - e<Daet Gov. Jamao A. aate A4l. Gel!. s, .T. Del Hhodei." . · .. ~·• snld ho ordered 7q 11101'11 One .,.;Ira. who lois ·em- tr- 011 8 taildl1Y to nplieo piQfed at tha Prfllll ' Conlwall he ....for"mnpathetic 1o llld tile .qoect ""' l'llaes'' but could not tho prdo' mothod o! pr«eot. un.re bJ DOtblnt [ can do about »>.Y niiea," CanhveD slid. "'nalt Ia aleslalatlve function.". A bill 1o ralle prlltll flllll'C[ 1at0rte1 eurronity II l>&llfbw In the Ohio 'clolaturo lull a cCIUIItteo heorl'- 111 tile mea- •' ~ fllr seven • .. 11. r. 1"8 •· Vn. Willi, »ro. and lfro. E...,. LoW•Iolo~~ roil'e11Dneato to lhooe ~ . Mro. Ooarloo - . ert KIQR', IJid Mra. P-.rl IIUII"'r . ;. -· _.,.....·- - ··-------l~----~-------" apparel lor ,_ CenterMalle El"-'elds In ~omeror Yaur a!lll fumlsldi!IS for YGII heine• . .Big 19:,... Screen .Portable TV ... Maey llewart. cloo- The temperatooro Ia Po_., - . . . flu- buslaell dlotrlet at ~. !lied 11:30 a.m. todi.Y waa f8do-o, In ...... ~ CoDimoa ~. l)nlor ovoreallt oldeo. Ctlurl l!f Virllnla Marie JlyeeU, ~ 12 Baiirood a., lllddl.,-t. lllllialt Cbarloo JlyeeU, Columbut. »ro. JlyeeU ....... 111 culllodJ or oae minor chll4 News••• in Briefs the rear end r1 a ear in frGDt ot her, filling north on Viand 11. at 8th St., driven by Jameo Lon& 23, Gottlpoll& Ferey, Ltllg had alowed 1D aiiOI!' a ear In trout o1 him to make a 111m 11th street. Damages were elltlmat- .LO<at - · Dlltrl<t T........~ at·y ' . .. ' VOL. XX11 NO. 8 but to.llolp a plaee Ia tbo . . . -)-•·' -"""home .SAIGON (UPI)- AUied loreeo idlled 149 communlsta 1a boUle• -Iter· near the Cl:mbodiall border alii the Demtlltorlzed zooe (DMZ), u.s. mllllal7 !l10hesmen Rid fodai, Ia 1he maJor battle, Amorteon tanl<s and tllloatrymen routed _a North Vietname~ unit tram a bunker complex, kDlill864olth8DI. Far to the nortb near the Demtlitarlzed Zono (DMZl, South Vietnamese trcq)s killed 85 North Vieinlmese troq>o II\ two elasheL GIJ of tho lith Annored cawry drovo lnio the Hllhl ~ lha partllla lrid elllldrta. The lull Dr. LQman dlo- free oehool oenlc:oo would lacuooed ota111ng aad ftMnclnl elude eotabUa11las a <lao....,. 111'11111 wblcb . ...0 u.naiole for otltiltkla oladlar 10 kiDdorpr. . . Ia Mmcll¥ olllfot. sw...., ot Ilia - far porlidoaiel Ia avlllahlo frcmo f-.1 llaldo. '1111 . liB board ollleialt ... ·111'01... lnteJ.at ID tile pnlgram ' Ai:b r.i 1/!JP I'I!IIO•fu, . TilE FRENCH ""::!~~lndleated t11e1 at tide par - ot tilellilt iiY.naiolL 'l1lo •• reeOd wltb tile Ill Rutland ·chli- ~1im &trim 19" diag. lC!Ie II - ~ thlt ,IQ · fU,OOO lo.llllliedtO_., dl~ ~ .....~"!P ~ bJ lltt. olite, '1111 ~(iulrtor of I mill •.., ioa!led b,y ll1o ..... I )'081' 11(10 briJtll In abOut .,. oooa year. . .,.,, "" - - - - \ . Registration in Noloon Lee Newell. 18, Rt. 1, Rutlto!d, ldmltl.ed "' Holzer Mtolical center. First Ave., GIJJ&.. . .Polia. at 2:15 L .m. toclay with Pomei'Oy Th111'8day for ehltdrOII 111- scalp JaceraU911s. Ia listed In sa__, c:onditloa. ter(ltfl klnlltriiarten II tha il:>meNewoll, snld the Slate llighwoy MEliORtAL FUND l'<t' Eiemtntlry lichooi 'filii !Ill ADA, Clltlo '.111"" -. A w1U be boljl at ~;30 p.m. 'lllll's- Patrol, waa the dri-ver in a one-. car aeeident at 2:15 L m. on Rt. mOi-tel ..........Iii; In ...... ~attioiociml, . l1r7 ot tloo llle Dr.•s. Lao White- · A Plrllltl tlbould a<COIIIPODY 7. one and sb:~a miles n.orth the Rt. 35 by-{llloo at - - .... - · - · - a t Ohio oaeb cltlid to be onrollOil and of. Offtcer1 said Nenll, headed Nortlttm llnlnfllb'. 11alted birth cerlllleateo ltld tnnuntlfllthodllltlOYIIIIOGlthoOb'lo zaUoo reeords lhould also be nwlb, wont .off t1to left oido of hiShWIY. It> an --.m. CCMI!Il'IDCO Ill "' tiiO .Iliad to taken, ctiitdren 1D bo onrolled lha amovorturned.Newell . wao toOoar tho tor-wdYoriiQ>truo- mull bo nve by Sapt. 30, tills thnMn out of the car. The ve-toi, who ollod Feb. If. year. hicle waa delilolished. 'l1lo Petrol diad Newell toGalllpolls Munleipol Ctlurl 00 I PAD (UI!Il- 'l'ho- VIet IIDttiWI<od today It to ......,. charge of reelde11 cptl'ltlOII. fQr •-.tiCUIIiCIDII wttb tbe other parties" io pt the Vietalm Stephen Lee Nett, 20, Rt. 2 ..... llllki .JDO¥hlr l8lin. Bldwall, na cited to Mlllic:!Dal . Vntll, ,_ tile VIet ce..t ill• re!uooci toheld lido taika with Court .. eharps or opoed in the aovorlllleat. Tho AWes illd oalled tt.t excess tor J'Gid cordlUGna and rolltllla malar ... onbUil8 bloek "'peace. drivill8 'uodor ouopenoltll '~Tho dallliotilla oil tile Vlotlam Retlonll Frlltt far on oecldent late Tuellday lliglt. L - ~ to nidy to 1111or Into dl"'""lo!oo with tho ijo peotad $236 b«d lor. court . ~ to .... tile lllOWI !onrard,. Rid Tan ~ .Kiem of tile Vllt c- 'l1lo LlbetalliNI Frlltt to Tho [lllrol Iavestlptad thotha Vlat Coow'• Jieullc:alll'IJl. . car accident at UJ30 p. a 'fuelTadljo'o ~ tiPjlarentfl .Wled 1 maJor ohlfl Ia dol< Ill tile Bulaviii&-Porlor ltd., tha COinlntmllls'. polley; PntYiauoiJ )he VIet C,.. bad .od.r one mtlo south or Rt. m Ne!J " - ' " " ' tile Ualtad statu .. tha lioslaCGtqiOient.P&rl.J' with failed k> nqotlate a ......,., Rio whlcb to dlacun Ill..._ far eodiag the war. . · vohlcle wont Into 1 !lnid ~.,..,. 'l1lo c:arwasdelnollohed. Neff was not iJWrod, . . ' Rest- Co.. up to • v.....,..,. .. - .- ...u. ... .\ .• \ POR THE INTIR! . Ma/cft~~Boast FAMILY COME TO .. Bel.l¢. W{lllops Delta ·Queen Good ... Tht S11ot In ·. PrieN ' :.• , ed ot$75. I i. ~I oil \ %} ~ tf. ... , • . ~"'$ I !.. ; .. '&:<:.., Ill.. 1 J.· ~ <ll i o {r. • \ o" ·~i pre- ' ROBERT JfOIIm, 11JGIIT, ollltt llalp C.,. · Teaehors AlooclaUoa, welcamaa Louia Koeod&Pl'l•-ortlle Oblo Edueatloo Aolodalion, put $Mbr at u aooodBieotllll in Reetae 1\tolday nf&lll, . . ' atql mort than 30 oew Mtll t&llko. u.s.· lot Air Cavalrymen dropped into l!tttle ·II\ hellcop- l-· I toro. ·'lbe Cmununlsts were believed frtlll one or two NVletDamese dlvlalCD in War Zone Cj SO miles noi1hwest of i near the Camhrxttan OOrder. They fought baek with automa.Uc weapona fire and Saigon roe~opelled greoado~ ,, IIIIS, W. P. OIILINGEIUNDDAIJGitH!:R,Ifro.J-V• narl, both ...ebero in lha lfolp LOeal Scbool Dlotrlct, _ . amoar tile .wroxltnlte 100 teaeilero - · a ....a,.at tile Melis Coualy V·ariety of Cases ·. . sources had r.,ned that oew CIIDIJlllllist attacka were txpectad in May, perhaps to coincide with Ccommunlst May Day obsetwulces, Cl" 'P'reakleat Ho Chi Minh' • birthday May 19, Govermnent spokesmen said Conmumist gunners blasted ~ Ngoc Hoe popular forces oolpoat 110 miles southwest or SalpL It wOUD<iod o~t elvtliaDs and caused ntigh:t" eaaualtlea among tfle troops, spokesmen laid. Ia tho demllltartzed Zone separatlnK tile two Vietnam1, U,S. flahter-l>ombors deotroytd eliht bunkers aDd. killed tour In Court Actions Two petitions ror divorce han been tlled, a DOUce ollfiiJid entered, one divorce granted, a guiiQ' pleas to a charge entered and a llliDber ol other cases lave been dliiiDliHd by Meigs Cooney Common Pleos Judp Jolm C. Bacilli. Divorce actions were filed by Jo Ann Crisp, Rt. 2, Rldae, agnlnst Roy Lee Crisp, Aberdeen. Ohio, IIIII by Ariella J, Pie-, Syracuse, against El>er 0. Pickens, also Syracuse. Oaar&e• ol gross neiloct od duly lull extreme cruelcy are made Ia both.Mrs. Crisp is seeking custody of a minor child and Mn. Picklu of two minor children. Tbe notice of aweal was en- c. Bacon, Jr.; w.Id L. u.n.. tered by Charlie J. Greer, Rt. ley vs. :ileryl M. MiniEr, a.r.. I, R11tland, apinst J. C. Flow- o1yn S. Pa;yno vo. H. North VietJmnese t r o o p a, era, aa administrator of the Bu- PQne; MaryV,GamesYI.Jamel spokesmen said. reau of Workmen's Compensa.. L. Glrnel; Jenny lt. Whftti!Qibl It Wll the 90th ''signltlcant'' tlon, the ln<'!olrial COmmission . vs. Charleo W. Whltllngloa; KIFIDCident inside the DMZ since ~ Oblo and tile Oblo Depart- enRuSI8ll vs.EddieRuueii,Jr.; 1..-- Preoldont Lyndon B. ment or IIII!hwoys. Mary Lou Evans vo. llarold 1'1· Jdmooll ordiored the -bi.. of Rouald J. WUcoxea, who bas ana; Joam Wolle n. FraakUD' North VletiUI halted laot Nov. been chari,od with DWJ, ljlpOOl'• Arthlr Wolle; Ruth A. llelr1VL ,1, IPOkelll'len said. ed before the cwrt and pi - . I cari F. llelr1; llonnlo M. Flllbto the lesser charge of er u. Jobn Fisher, Jr.; Hear7 recldess operat:krl and was fin- Doerfer, Jr. vs. Patriela Alit eel $SO and costs. Doerfer, and Sara E. Glhb1 n. AUcia Jane Branham MB Gerold L. Gibbs. granted a divorce from i!enr1Y L. Branham on llJ'(IIIIda or fll'OS• Three Defendants noslect ol du1;y aad eru- OUProgram ad..,_.., _.0' A~tedby John Bentley eiQ'. Caoes 181 for petit Jury trial and tho dateo sel!eGIIed for each 1o bollfn, all in the matter ~ ""' proprlatton or eosements for hlab• .,. -pupoaes, lncludl Dwaine A. Jordon, ot. nl., Mal 19, It 9 a.m.; Ne;y Carpenter, et. al., ~ 28 at 9 a.m., and Jackie P, Allmao, Jmo 9, at 9 a.m. Caaa dlamtsoed !Delude E. J, Fre;y VI. Marzle Delotll, ot. nl.; Jlldlth Ann llocoh VI. Jolon F'med by Mayor Mlddloport MQor c. o. Flzb. er !Iaed dof-'111 •10,.. ....., eaeb in l!eutap 1\to., nlllhiFined WII'O llooald G, J1oa11t, 26, Rutlaad, _ . . , .... Qfr. ford Kaulf, 59, Nl~-- . . Otto Jolin-, 65, o l a a r I'<IY, both for fi*Dicotlioa. L.- Fodoi1flw a t200 bcDI Pllled 111 • cborae or llri'flnl'llllla ......... ..... 31, - · ......... lfalional ' . . :\•'-"' ':'·.\ MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Ill* Federallletl!'ilt J · l.· 1 ·901P,fatltn ' Teachoro Aaooclatilla held Ia 111<1111 1'ltOI4Q< .... fort- b,y - I I . ........ WHEN YOU VISIT, PARK FREE I . I otshf. illro. Ohlillger's other twodauglltoraarelllso ...eborL - .... and IIQgor 21, GalllpoUo, .• $H .... OPEN ACHECKING ACCOUNT TODAY < South Vietramese Intelligence 'NM II' s NaliOillll Baby f u• - See the Spec tab f~r !he I' ee~ ( V. S. · casualdea were four kiUed am 30 wOUD<lect. spokoomen IJii4. The Americans killed 57 Commlmia"' Ia the ftrst ll'h hCIII'& of flahdng 1\tosday, than kllled aeven more a ffNI hours later, J.POksamen said. U.S. 852 bcmbors illvo carried ·out 33 nids in tile area ..... the Cambodian border Ia the past six da,yo to trY "' head off a Jl911ilble _,.. wave of ··~, •!Pfko,b,y ll!o•. lllh~ 7thJ'I!l"t!l Vietrainese di\Utons, spokesmea said. Accident Ita lha _ , . ctU,t io llv•IJIO . ~ bll dl~l~ alii thf.savlnp on Porch a!ld Lair? F1111Jtul1 ~ the aec- Near Cambodian Line ' Sweeney 8Qd Dr, I.!'le fAliDID jnlnarolull!ree or AlboU; botlo. o1 ,tile liblo Val- oebooilll"fi<llo. lo;y Mlllllll )llllardatilla EYitua- . 'l1li,y doocrlbod hOme jnlnara tlOo Ual~ who at . .. tralaed .............. would a opeellll oaoaltll. or t11e board 1111 laio 1loo 1oome ltld w1llo , llacklltt, 149 Communists Die One Fourth Needed ' , urar, aad Pby!Uo rota.,-. ·'ranks and Gls Win Major Battl~~ 11111t El,irfelds In . ~a- with WEDNESDAY APRIL 30. ... 1969 ' ...... olllelala ol tile Eni1loiioa I tiii'OUIIII - rt-111- )1111 ... - Bob . Onl wao tile new 'prellldofit..otect aad w1U take over aext )'081', Other ofllcert ....,. .., were JUdy CodDm". treaa. enttne Ulill. .a part ot 111e COllljl(tbOD"" ltellth ......... !li Appelacld&D Ohio, dl,... u.t 75. par ~ not to JI!IRN '!01111, lllib lfdiQol , ~Q> mombor, tool! .,.... . io pralldent-etoct, haviJii boliD " - to head tile .,,... ·eiltton 1 ...r oao. , family In a compact portoblo-at a budgelple•lng price! Get f!mquo RCA ~!Ciuro . quaii\Y from a powerful ch.Uta, odvancld design tunero and Pan-O-Ply plcluro lube. I ''Teaellero have a biUQ- ._·, .........Q>- that ocboollltfl Ia ~.· Morrll otatecL • POMEROY.MIDDLEPORT,:·oHIO • , "' '· " ..... LOCAL TEMPS tht / Big screen ~Iewing ploaourelor 1118 whole COIIUilltteo 1o makll a ._tore DIVORCE ASKm A potlllm for dlvoree, cltarclni .,.., IIOIIeet ~ - and .He_......1Dember. to - ~ tile ....... lo,. _ . edl!<otlon, . . :• ~ . Kooollwao - e d by 1o1m 11on, ]lteoldont or tJte ....,. • Low, Low Price1 1 •-•ton Sayre, 17, of 2510 MI. Vornoo Ave., for fallure to have .her vehlde under coatrol It hit Isn't it .about tillte you up•dated your lltethod of b11l pay1"1! and record keepinQ with a Checki"'! Account? To assure your lltoney is protected yet readily available, see us . ...." m ;by DRIVER ClfEil POOO' PLEASANI' - Clt;y Follce have eltad Mra. Genevieve Check and Double Check ./'~ ., ·. ~' ' Ml'o. '"'' r.iWOfe t>I'Ytd 1be ltlte Stlllte IDtnlduced a resolutltll. Moafal' ldglt calllll8 for 1 ihclt'ouilb lavootlpdtll of <GIIIItlotuo at the prtOCXL The reo..- liked tha Sanoto Edueatfon. Hoalih lull Wel!ere . COLUMBUS - 11IE omo HOUSE of Repre.-u...o dlspenoed with ita regular ""loo todaY to devote t1iiuo 1D «<)UD(Itee heoriqfo, lndudlqf lllroe "'llraae meeilop on tho b!BIIIIIal budget. 'l1lo H..,.. Fltaneolull >\R>noprlatitlll Canmittee oot bearil!p II 10 LDL, 2 p.m. llld 8 p.m. In hopo or OOIIIIJw eiour to em!ll8 work 111 tile t5.8 billion bilL 1 pteoldinta, lioiolll ~~ · ~~~~~~~;~~~ · ~ ptt ' 5111'8 Wll IChedtlled for tontght. Howe bruy in rommiUee lworinga l .. lifa·, oi ~·ln- qualified tO .... 'DOiol """ reaol;y 1D pollet•lbolrCJODrlllkL" Teocl>aro 111111 be dodleOted 1o ~tile .......Ill eaYtroomoat. be snld, ..... by .... ' 'I, . Lytlla.<to ...., • lag- I ·" Rqlom ·"'" liven · m,..,..._,ot; the toc,i - -f-Witlltlleli' tha bUo,y Povtlll• I r om · l. . abletlt prda .at iilonllllld yiaro, aid he woo not 1 niem- , Tho 1\111'11 oalll. ~.am SC.te Refconttatort, but tha 111011 ~ or tile untm "but I'm not .o!. hlo 298 fallow workeri .[11111n wero not noeded ~- gotQ( to wprk 1111111 ,.. p1 1 •• •Yel'IIO 01 SO '-'per week the · Wll!tootl· preeoeded b,y ,.. ...,. nloe.' · beeauoe ot a oltoo1lp or..day 1 planrled Anaso ltrlke "Our f2,52 an hour ...,.tole" oro. Re Rid thaiUtharlzedprd oeheduled by about .6,0110 otate t~ a Columbus sar~xtge col· strollitb wao 396 but "low fill' emt10JU over waps.· lector's,'' the pard uld. ''let'" doeaD'ta~et new people." (~ rr.m Pqo I) Cll!ford Stumbo, Dick VaiiBhtn seek the French presklenc)' vacated by Olarlea de Gaulle,: the man and David Ohlinger, and Clerkwho !ired him ao prime mlnloterlast J,.._ Treasurer Gene Grate. 'l1lo boa,_oet politlclaa toiAI lha 1-..ohlp of the GauiUII party Ia a moratng meoU.. ttat ho felt It lno duly to boeome 1 c:andldate. Hlo aldeo .._.-ted a gt'lltllldoweU o!-.. oeatlment s...,..... ' I ' .....a,.,,. •hi!' -.cee••· . ""' lnopoctltll ol tile IU¥eir-dd pent-.ry wl!b partieolar emor Rt. 33 Otlll) Rt, 2 8QC( ram- phaJla oa ' 1 HcUrity loreea, pen.. med the or the Patter1111 alUe1, ·pwdlhmentl, elalisl4ca• tlono, oecrOfllltionl, troatmento, car. overci'OIIdiJog am working ...,. POINT PLEASANT - ShorBomer wao cited for !allure d1Uons." . rm Am1 Qleen was voted by to ylpld riiii>t ,. . ~ - and for Maury Kcblelu, •tate ctmthe seven other ccutestauts I'UIIItiDI a red llibt by tile Jackmislioner ot correetima, Mid "Miaa C<lagenlallt;y" ot the ..., Cooney Shorill'oDepartment. ••there bas to be a pay nlse'' MIIB Mason CoouiQ< Sc:bolarbut CODdiiiiUIId lhe ...u...t, He lhip l'lioaDt, Sa1ul'dlcy ldglt olid he wai "aplor(ltfl lop) ot the FU!nt Pleaaant IIII!h READMITTED FOB X-BAYS action" to Old the protaat. Scbool Auditorium. Her prize POINT PLEASANT- Ml' s. illll' waB the '~•• Conganiallt;y" Woomer; or so Bordotte Adoll300 Natioral Guordemen ·were dlp1oyed to maintain trtl(lb.y. tton, .... admltl.ed to 1'1ordor at tho prl- Tiley will 9!erron Allllls Ill yearsold, VIIlloy llolj>ltel lfclnclo,y for fllr. 6~1~ ~. "'Ill ~l'OIIII ""Utld t!IOr x-rifl 11t11 oboe>iblue eyes, measure• 36-it..as, Kra. Woomer waa 1 vtcdm ~ ~~3--~~~~ and weigf!s 125 lbs. Koblentz snld about oo'~"'""" a driver who crowded her IDCl The daugbter orMJ-. aad illro. her tllsbond orr the hlg1njo,y Sa~ ViiOI')' p e r - nplae&i tho otlo ~ or Ma- she Is a urd&J' nlllhl at Weat Cotutmla. llllii!leld am· tllet graduateol Waluuna II11ib, w11o Mrs. Woomer IBUitalDecl Iaee:r•- all otbor 1t1te Pimllnatl!utitlll has IUended Marshall Univer. ttm of the rlibl eyelid and temilormall,. oiQ> and is employed at t b o pla ~ 21 stitebea, <hoot - Del eon. snld ;. to111 or t9.Citizens National Bank. ooo tnqoo won '"' oall In Ohio llljurleo, and • brol!on pnlr ~ am U.t thor would bo aostasoes. lile lo ompiQYed It tile W.'IJ.W.;;:. "CL"R.·. . ·.·· · .·: '• •'• .;.· oigaOd to duly at lha penftoo. Maoon Cooney lllotAlr Co. PLEASANI' VALLEY HOSPITAL Admittad - Carrie L. 11fa1n. botham, Red Houoe; Mro. flo¥ Woomer, Point Pleuaot. !>locharpd - Dorool MeC.,, . .· t t - . ' '·' I~OOOndlea· btlll 1..-"' ~· OIIIIJIIftllll work(ltfliDiiother will couoo ~~'' , , - o l am beot ............., 1n ....... "~llilnplo._,"lloura1l<ibe'rt 'llorrio, [irindjJII o1 HI tbi ootllel...,._k!MMjllo ed ~· DOl Juol 1o "moire tile l'omOi'<Q< )!!~ ,S<hool Ill · latlofaciP ol ...... otu- ool,y 1 -*"'a t o _ . . ltld cooiniJ ·~tiro-. but to be •-.ty _ _ . t o wao In diOr(lll o1 fill bulllnoao • • atta1a · . · · - . . , He ~ • maedail K\IOiill· otatad tllel w b II o cdttcateaebero ..0 inllltlns 111 I h o AooocliUtll . ........ we r o, 't!ltleb lie aad Mora bid •1;Jelt" llld on~·· uri,od 1D ~tO. with lha rec111111 Ia Columbuo 111 tile lllbthco' ..,Ill bo IUl'O tllel tha.Y are lelllolature and to ... that ...., .Joo:l ol cllzidvltlllltd ;rauth. - 100. ~ ~· .... 10 ''tar tha duratioil" ';, tblliallo~~ Pa~.a__. ~- out. ,, .. flip•~ Oil!l> Piql~ todaY <- ibo ~~ do~ 1 ftr to i'Oplaeo PrfiCI!) ~~ who 500 " " " - wQo hlko olayed .ott .tht ~. Ia a ani i..,...,oed -tl,; A UlllOol a...,.....,.• .,,dl.._bJ dt111ute.. , . .' .•. . oJOkooman snlil they · 111o ........_. o1 Jilbllc Ia~ G. Canhnoll1 WUdotl matti orr work "d ·tile de- · au-., for allepctq lolldoc <>! tile aneteat Prlooa. ,iald •Ill¥ ' IIWIIIs are met." a tOIIIp(JiN bomb tbr.at. ·24 it tho 1'15 auarda <~~h doy Weartll8 black oiJn - · to ""ciJe J~s Lao Tbomp.. noported far work •I 6' doollr!ote .a "period of lll....,.. , louse" and a scatterbw of - CcudJ c.urt four~etter words. The .-no o has r ~ Fl~Circuli Leo, IJ, o1 were proteatiltl dtsclJillnary Point Pleaurt to bie ~ ' to · action agolDii 22 glrlo. the !late a.olrial Scbtiol fllr . . IIO)'o at ~ lllllfl.a.to 21 y..,., old or d[aeblrpd bJ· ll1o !late ComDilo- of No- ' 0E4's Ko~nig !'OIO~~D~,~"' . . . '. ' • POINT PLEASANT, · '!<•· I'L c '(VPO - ·A PVIat Plluioit bor wOI -ced; to. tile !laio ~ duolrial School for '!"'t• - 11 ' ' l.' ,,. ,: ' paper work woold be involved and tile · system would be Installed rrom three to six months after that. His firm would JIOSt Uc IDstlmllons.. a performance bond, he said Lee wao cl>ari,od wltll BilkMayor C. 0. Fisher said that (ltfla bomb throat to Pcllil Pleaohe had two other recJ~ests from ant JuniOr IIII!h Scbool. Tbe tetesimilar firms to discuss the inBIJI A. Dalley, 40, a native p1me bomb lllrlll, wlllch .- stallation of cable seniee Jn the ol Meip Cluil;)', dled unerpect.. ed !alae, was tlladolo ciQ> pollee fjjwn. One pt., was on hand and edly !linda¥ at hlo home In 111·here AFJ1 10 IIQ1q there '• • was discounted because It ot- dJo, Calif. Lenora EXfie Dean, 86, Rt. 4, tered little more than the three He was bom Nov. 2, 1929 In • bomb olaeed Ill the ........ Pomeroy, died Monday in t h e cbarmeh which are now reeelv- Pomeroy and was tdlcated In Meigs General Hospital. SIJe was ed from West Virginia without Pomeroy achools. Mr. Dalley preceded in death by her bus- cable service, and had hIgh waa a Korean War veteran, haYband. Harry Dean. rates, officials said. ina served in tbe U.S.AlrForee. &lrvivors include these chll~ Representatives or the other He was asaoeiated witbthestanddren, John, Rt. 4, Pomeroy; Mrs. firm Will be invited to attend a ard OU Company of Callfonrla POINT PLEASANI' - illro, Florence Well, Athens ; Mrs. Jen- MIU' 12 meeting of cwncll and .. the past several yean. Box Patter.... 1!8, or Blplor nie Blackwood, Maulllon: Sylvia outline 1tleir services. SUrviving are hta Wife, Jac:was edmltl.ed to Ploaaant VelBryson, canton; Artis Waggoner, About four years aso oowtcil quelyn; three children, Dawn Ma~ ley llolpltel Smdo,y evemg lllfHarrisonville, and Mary Paynter, agreed on a firm to supply the rte, Laurie Kim and 1boma1 feriDa from fncturea of t h e Carpenter; two brotl!ers, John service. However, it was not Dean; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rawlings, in Florida, and Harley developed, and that agreement Eversti (Peg) Dalley or I'Vme· rlllhl knee lull tile -...., and pain& Ia the choll, foiiowlag .. Rawlings, Columbus; a sister, expired in September ci last roy; two brothers Howard of .Midaeeidoal at tho lniaroectloa ot Mrs. Faye-Schaefl'er, Columbus; }'ear. dleport, atKt DOn of Cbilllcothe, B - 2 lull R- 53, It Ill. 21 grandchildren, 26 greatiiRDdThe need fOr more orderly and two 'alstarJ, Mrs. Gene Alto. chlldren, and three great-great- numbering or homes in the com- (Pegy) Houdallbelt, PomerQJ", 'Her Ill~ Rlx, 62, was tray. grandeirlidron. municy was agoln mentioned and lull .illrs. Jacl< (Loulae) Keii,y ellng lilrfh .011 R - 2, WhOD a Funeral services will be held it was agreed to send letters to or Columbus. cor drl~ by Bu.,- L, Blllatr Thur~ at 10 a.m. at the Elf- such homes asking that the house Funeral service& were sc:hedol31.5 M,rer Ave., llockqoLiite, .lng Chapel with the Rev. Roy number& be changed. Police and uled attbe WidniwFuaeral Home Ohio, ran a red llllhl com1na out Well officiating, Burial will be · firemen have d:ltltcul1y in locat- In Indio. Lenora Dean ,, " ' . ~~' .P4trp~.- . ~~~~·· · .~tiitards Reit . Years . ' ' . .: . f ' ','{\ r. ·y.._ Iiiio' .> : _-.,: � 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 29, 1969 dailey dean rosenbaum