https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/615a905ec88d7db3d300cbf521593a8a.pdf 10bafbf484f3f5566a02389f7c23f02f PDF Text Text '. ' ( ' ~ ' ' . . l Authority Awaiting;·· Public SuppOJ;f_ BY BOB HOEFUCH , The cart Ia before the horae . , In the eatabllahment of the Me!ii Mitrqlolllan H~ Atihorlty, It ...ma, and Pomel'O)' and Mid. ·dleport or111nl11tiona are beiJW to help correct the altua· tlon. . ~ntly, the Alllhorl1if waa fomed with ~ to the body belJW made by the .Jofelg~ Probate and Common ~i'* COIII'Ia, the Meigs C'.oulaY COnimlaalonera and the Vlllagea of Pomeroy IIIII MldcDIPCJI1. Howewr, It has alnee bfen reveeled that the A~orltf~ ••ked ' ' . '":, ~ haw been formed llltll t.alc lieed for beu.r houa~Jwwauhown to the Slate Board govern!• such Authorities. Steps are beiJW taken to right the altuaUon and get the Melga Metro;olllan Housi~W AuUtorley which haa an aim of awnifi~ flouslng)n Pomel'O)' and Mfddleport, ocl"the rolls ot the state as a needed,and an omclal group. Monday {light, Mlddleport VUlage CoilleU passed a resoluUon aereebw' )d. cooperate with the establisllme~ of the Authortty. PC111eroy CaimcU- will IICIIf be asked to pass' • similar, resolu-. tlon. These resoluUona wm ao to the County Commlaslonera. Meamlme, P~ftlll'OJ and Middleport orpnlzaUona are being asked to conlaet the Meip Cowlty Commlulonen and atreas the • need lor the eatabllllunent of the Aut~~opt,y. U the CCimlnlaaloner• ... the need, and feel that the lnterestls there, then they will re411111t the state Board to eatallsh the Jfelga Metropolitan Houai~W Allthority. At the .IBJile time, evidence must be shown the state Board of seven members, who meet only when there Ia an I,IIPllcation lor I an Alihorlty 'to be formed on ftle, that the Autbortty Ia needed l(!CI)lf, Thla evidence wW be In the form of phoqra,pha of housl• deemed dillpldated, Ullllllllary and unaale, alone with statistics on the local ICCJIIOIIIY, It Ia bellw 1streaaed that t h e Authorit,y. if ~proved, wm be hlftluable In lfllll'lldhw present houaiJW plua ealabUIIhfna a new houallw program. 1be Authority acta throuab the use of federal lunda and private enterprise money so thlit c01ta to local eoverniJW agencies will be nil. • ~' Now ·you Know\ ' I ' I The Elltel Tower, made of bolted Iron girders IIIII alandl!w 984 feet high, elQllnds seven , l!ldJes In height 011 a 111111\Y awn· Iller day, One phase of file Authorfo. . t,y'a program wcluld IncorporUDder the plan, the tenantpays ate more adequate houahw lor a' portion of the relt lnwlved In the W•, pnerally between 20 low.tneome lamlllea IIIII the and 25 per c81t of the tam1ly fn. elderly through a lease pr~ conae, and the Authority pays the 11'1111. 1be leaaiJW program eJablea difference In the actual amount and encourages private· reel· 61 rental. The federal tunda lor estate Interests to participate IUeh iJipmeatl are provided to ' mQre directly In J114!81ine t h e the Authorlt;f; It Ia felt that the leaa~JW houshoualJW need• oflow..Jneome fam.. Wea. It provides bane tor those IJW Prosra!D lor low rent use may ln need more J'll)ldly than new have distinct advanlaae• over houaiJW can be built, helps local· conatructl• or acqulr!JW it. !ties make better use of their 1be lease plan relocate• disboualng stocks and encourages' placed low inCCIIIe lamWea, pr~ the jmysleal upgrading of ne~ vldes teqHII'IJ')' placement ' '( at y .• 1 "'"' 9,:~ "o~~"0 . ~~ \S• ~ l'a... ,< ~ VOL. POMEROY-MtbDLEPORT, OHIO XXll NO. 9 THURSDAY. MA . .. ~-Students ' ~Offer ·:.Operetta CHA~TON, W, Va. (UpJ) -Gov. Arch A. Moore Jr., announced Wedneaday t h e state wUI take bids on gas and oU leases under. 200 miles of the bed or the Ohio River, departIJW frCIII a policy of not leasing minerals on state owned lands. The change in p o II c y was made by the Public Land Corporation, w"lch controls a II state owned lands. Moore, who Is chairman of the corporation, said the leases wUI extend tram SlsteravUie . to near Huntington. Preeaut10111 will be taken to euard against water polluUon and of uathetle ac~ . . . ~ericans .Killed rln .Dhaulagiri ' ' MetrQPcltiU gram bi surveylcwthe~,..... al market to cleterminl! the .... ber of available renfll U111t-. Houauw ottered Ia .blaPecllld and an houalng leased .muat be decent, sale and sanitary or ._ proved to lhat condition by the owner prior to the leas~JW, Rentals must be moderate and contracts are drawn 111 between the owner and the Authority for ' ·' (Contillled on Pip 8) · I ~ and warmer t0a11 with a · hltlh mostly In the 60s. Fair and not so cool tonight, low In the 401. PIJitl,y cloudy and warmer tonlllrrow with a chance of show.era In the late afternoon or at night. ,,9 \7 ~,.~~-~_ _ _ _ _ _ _TE_N_C_E_N_T_S West Virginia Will Sell Oil, Gas under 200 Miles of River .,. parttclpanta, In.addltlon (Contlllled 011 Pap 51 !) CCJ!!tl••·• W' .........._tlea Involved reel estate tax nllla. • I would be the re-fN~ ~: of the Meigs J1oui. lng A~lt,y to lnltlltli jill pro- , Weather ·enti/~>~~t~~ Devoted To The lnterwll Of The Meigs-Maaon Area • low-tneome famUlea In decent houslJW whUe the COIIIJIIWIIty proceeds with c0111tructlon IIICIIng to an lldeq~ate, permanent lowrent housing •. , and lamUiea can be houaed without ha viJW to W'llt lor sites to be acquired IIIII new buildings erected. The lncel&lve of an aaaured rental income or aleasiJWaarment encourages private owners to bri~W 111 to and maintain their properties In standard condition. Housing can be private ~ meli bulldiJWs, two - lamlly· houses or sinele-lamlly honlea and under the program proper- ln a-pilltore. ... _. - ~.., erais actually bel~ to the alate. _ But recently certain areas alq both sides or the Ohio River haw become "hot beds" ror drillers and past state geologist Paul Price advised the Public Land Corporation It would be in the state's Interest to lease its mineral rights under the bed of the Ohio River. West VIrginia only owns land to the "low water mark" on both banks or the river, but the description applies to the low water mark before locks and dams were constructed on the flwr. . -~ ..... Property owners, who may have leased their mineral rights alq the river, currently may own as much as 10 reet under water, accordiJW to recorda of the Public Land Corporation. DrUIIng of vertical wells on land near the river could with modern equipment result In some of the oU or gas-If there Is ai\V under the river bedbelrw pulled rrom state ownership. A member or the COiliCII"8tion said this was part of the reason the corporation wanlmoualy decided 1D lease. ,.~. ' 11D r, ~ Hamilton, Caato, Am!Jerger, CarrlfGutnther; second ~· Sherrie WtmiiD!a. Brllllla Jett, Sirah MtCoy, ·CIDdy Patteraon; third row, Roleman' Hubbard, Connte Barnett, Tonia Aah, Sonia Aah; fourth row, Brlllda Huches, Debbie Brown Slid Lori Outpman, IIIII In bac\1, Klmbir)y Rlllle. ' Barnitz Honored. ' �'• ;J!" jf .w;! 1 'l1li ~ " " ' ' ~~ 0. ~. ~ ' , BY, . O!llli!AN , IUlW YORK ~ ~ Dill~~ ""' Don m Ia iltl bod< """ V~ and It Ft.'. -""""ffl, N. J., wllof'e PQP,W&S - I n '•u .... ~aBdiQ'. lolft.llli'O ve!Airan wao lrl<ed at aU the In t h e .~ Awards• 'telecast - UDtU Virllf1 revealecl tile Olm'l)' reum: 10 TV popo cculd pub. llclze tbe _ . . . . of tile rideo stua aJd ttpt a rating" .... Tbo new editor of McCall'o noted her dislike of""'"" colunma Ia har Drot 00ijl(1orlc blast ::.. WbUe Oll!jlloyiDI s Bdwy. preos acent to try and plant the mat'• name with the widely read ke¥hole kids. 'llte -.1 Ia out that tile Met Museum o1 Art' a Tom Hoving lo exiting .... Walhlagtoo, D. c. oelms WW tiel a first - leer look at what 42nd Sl. smutstores --lla&wtlr• I.IOAL. NOTICI TMI PIIOIA'n COUIIT 01" MIIOI COUNTY. ONIO IN TMI MATTIIt 01" THI CHANOI OF lrtAMI OP: DAVID PlANk MOIII TO DAVID FltANK CAMPI ILl. U.Ttd rnnk Mobbt of Melp CouatJ, Ollkl, lt.enbf ttn. aolkle thR .be WUl file lit. Pttillon bl the IN Probatli Court ot lleiD County, Ohio, Pra)'lq for an order of aald Court •utbortl:llll Ule ehanp ot 1111 ume fi'OJn David P'nnt Mobbt to Dawtd Frink C~~mpbeD; Utlt ll!cl peUUGn wW be hurd on tbe ~ Qy oi Ma1. l - at 11:00 A.M. ln the Prubale Court of M"ell• CountJI, PomerPJO , Ollkl, or u eoon tllenlfter • qj,d court :rrt11y hell" n. Frank Altbur · Jfobbt, whoM lftJ· lienee it Nl Amhutt Street, Bulfalo, New Yor.t, father o1 the Aid O.vlcl Fnnt Mobbl Ia llereby noUfted to Mow cawe wily old umu lbould uot be cbanpd without the cONent flf the Mid Fnnll; ArthDr )(obbt. DAVID fRANK MOllS, ...... coco, Ringling ~iJ. .no.ey -· J.a. '· II. O'I.IIN PI'Meh .!H.. 01 •ld CouldY' S.I; 5-I; 1-15 3te --LIOAL NOTICI ••~ATI IN THI coun oil' Helen Help USf this newspaper. Mil. . COUNTY, DMIO No. ,.IDITK M.. lllfii.CII. ~ "-"' ' SLURP ,..~ r:.GURG•.,.··"; ........ lltl.,...... of .... ...... . ' ..,....,:nii,. ' . ' ~ ,. ~ .Jt. •-••· DRuucl, Gr.u'Hlf'i lKfl.N ~ 1 ::z.. ... .•... " .; f ,.....,.,, IDITH M. WILCH, IT AL ., 'i. ~ICI- a. Chlae:v. whole place or hlrl ualdence il uunown; the untnowa hel.n, clOYiMu, ler•Wta, edmiD.II- tnton aad eaecuton. u any, of hll'l H. Chaa.y, d.eH~ecl; .lame• P. o. Cba!lly, who.e plAce of rni· cleac. 11 UA.taowlll ttur. unDoWD heln. devl.le.. , l.&Jato:a. adminb· tratnn •Dd eaeeuton. u Ul1, o1 Jamn P. D. Chaney, deteued; Will toe aotlce Ulat an tbe 3nl da,y of Jiloauarr, lll!ll, lht undenlfMd Ed. !m~:~~a~~~·o!i! t:n 111e Probate Court o1 Metp OOUn· ~·u =·~nf.at!:.t a~~b~~t:F ,.~ ::!'", ,.,...te hereinafter de~~:rtlied, to pay U.. 4ebU of decedent aiMl eo.te: of edmlllllltnuo~~o, to.wtt: Tile followbll real Mtate aJtuat.l In the ToWNhiP o1 SCipio. County ot: lb1p od llia1e o1 ohio, lltld m the IOUttllill.t quarter of Secuon No. lT, ToWil No, ?, Ban,. No. u ot the ohio comp•mr'• Pureh· ue. dleerlbed u fotkrwe, to-wit: Bettnnlne at the -.,uthweat cor· aer o1 llid quamr. ~· ~= "'"' dq'. t;.O::;' Wll!lt 1benee aordl ~= ot~ U4 cblllDI alonl Nld ntl>d thence to Uti eut nol'tb te.aiS nn. ofthaiM uld Sec!tlon; .. • AU~~; thlllace eov.Ua a ehaUU to Ute lfO\ltll nne af aald lfttlon : lbiiii!IC!oll wen LUI ehallll to u.. ' ' place of be&1nnln1. eonta.lnlnl 5U'I' ae:JW, bllDJ Lot: !\Ia. 1 o1 tblll plat at lll• prem~te~. w.bl~h •aid phlt 11c:!::!;:n~ .~ ~:" w~h ":: Cau.t; or to nkh Courtl of alld Counb. reference b hereb' made tor turthllll' deecrtPUOP ot tJu •••• dHerlbetl prernilllea . Allo Ule fo&wlal pnlltiMII, tit· uat.ld ta the Towftlblp o~ .setplo, ::U.,~.~~~~ .r,a~o~ No. 14 No . .,, Raap <.wnpanT'• Pur.:hue, todowl, to-wn: o1 b Obto u delcrlbed IIIIJIDAIDI oa the M~Uth line of Aid MetSon Uro Ute enwr of Jrwin Cnek Road: theMe norU1 341 ••· wlllll: •toDJ .s4 tc~H tu:a :"=.!~e:=r:;•t.= 1ctal~ , ... Ill atone: tbence . . . uo chlllna kt a Mal; U.nee 100tb. to ., chaW to the IIO'IIIth line o1 ..td ..uoa: t~anc• wed 11.111 c~~atne to the plue of bel(lnnlnl, eonbinlnr IO.N .aw; belnl Let No. to of , '"' of tiM ,._an, whleb plat II a~ to U.. rtPOri ot .aw Commll•tonen and tiled with U11 CleTk of COI.IIil of ICeip Coua· t)' \o which nlf~m~~net 11 hereb)' ,..Ado tor • lllrtbu cleiCI'bftkm of U. •bave dueriMd. pnml .... unRINCI J)IZD: Vol. • • Ne 1, DHtl Recordl, lfetp OMJn. ~~u 0::,· nqulrett to er11war · tbl Mid htftioa. wo Ute tt1a a, el !:;Je·~-:.;:,.:d:;:;. b~~efault IDI1H M, WILCH, ...........lltfi. ., .... lllilllle •' A1m0 1. ~••" r ~•_. ~·••· c•w I PO • ...,....,. for Acllllftiflo, • · .. 41 17; t Ito I 11 a 11 I •Ill II • 1k ~ ~ Dear Helen: ] must Uve Cor another S i X months with a f'arnily that has atrocJoos eating manners. They smack, slurp, gulp and guzzle. My horae makes less noise! u.. · ..cng1es When these "OJ spme ~o~ people eat - aOO they do, constantly. I either have to leave the room or s~Uer 1 am sometimes 1 reel like acreaming, but I only drop hints which are ignored Is it true that certain people can't help belng noisy eaters? - IIIIUYO. H'woocl lost Us light against free tv and . Joined It to Its fabulous llnancW advantage .... Now It's flchllng another lealng bra!'l agalast pey-Tv which wW get here lneXoo-abl,y and 1o H'Wood's ultimately far more lucrative advantage . ••• Cltbollcs In Brooklyn honored Jewish Nathan Handwerker, owner «:i Nathan's Faulaus C<lley bland hotdogs - for getting up tile cash to sa~e tho Brooklyn Cstllollc Youtl! Organization wh111lt nearly folded ......Mission: Jmposslblet' p!'CQ.Jcer • star Martin Landau wants to make a movie of the ..Wrong Man"' real -life case of tile Connecticut beeuty shop owner whose convleUon lor nareotlcs smuggling was revers- ABOUT TO CRACK they give us "ithout question. ··-•· H~ is .V!:IJ'.Y rude tQ Qle few~ who dare come here. Never says ''Hello.,'' just grwrts. think I hate m,y rather for his meanness, and m,y mother lor bel~ 10 weak. I'd run away, but where would this leave my sister? I'm theonlyone ha a ever s he can teik to. N~"'"" vwuur; been done for love in thl& house. Please print this and maybe It will help ' some other rather or modJer to see how children's lives can be ruined by over .. strictness. I'm sure MY iatblr would pay no attertion am my mother has already given ll). - . Dear ATC: JEAN True: Certainpeopleare some- Dear J01n: wllat noisier eaters- and swalYou•ve seen what 11 gfYIJW: up" lwers - , than others, perhaps has done to your mother. Don't becauae they're buUt that way, let it happen to you and your ai&Even with their mouths closed, terl A ,.Aomfneertmr father can .,. they can't helD makl.~uq:~leasant make your Ute miserable but he sounds. ·Add careless manners can't ruin It, not unless you bow here, aodWOWI .... Thenthereare down alii quit th ose wh o are oversen sill ve to Devol~ -•- YOU!" __ 8D '"'D . . .,.....,. noise. attitude. Achieve In spite of his I dc:UX either side can change d~ Each time he crimuch. butlt's only for six months, ticlzes, O¥ ...., out an:l prove him so bear up and try to tune out. wroog. Ancl when you feel bltter- H. neu taldrc cn:er. exchalwelt for Dear Helen: picy - not &elf.pit;y, but aympa. M,y rather has neverbeentnstde thy for amanudndlanwholave any of the schools m.y sister am lost out on Jove. - ll I have attended, and he never PERSONAL T0•1SITTRUE'r' goes to our church. He sleeps un- - Foolish teen. you'd better betU noon 01'1 weekellls, then goes live: Give - Aid you Will congolfing, flying or fishing but nev- cehel - H. er With the tamily, H ha hoi e S never ped ~s with our school work or ahown an.v interest at aU, yet when we make By PHIL PASTOIET poor grades, the restrictiontl are unbelievable. We can't talk on One of tile hardest words the .,.,.,...., ~- watch TV or ~ for most of us to maiU!ge Is 0 "' a • ..,. where, not even to church par- "apologize." • • • ties. Even if my grades come \IJ If the anonJP710W porlU to the usual 8 average, I can't who J>l'l the hard-C'I"Iud ....Mol do .. .., .. , ng throogh the week and egg• In our shirt drawer can go out onlyonceonweekends. for sate-keeping b <I ore rm 16, my slater is 14: !ile'S SO Easter will re"""'e !hem bitter she does nothing but .si( iD instanteT, we fWmtl.ile to be modefate tn retribuher room. The teachers t.ve told tion. my mother thatwe'rebelngtreat.. • • • ed too strictly, but my lather saya Never let the sun go down "that' a the WI)' it's going to be.'' on a squall with the frau; He hardly ever speaks 00 us unleu to criticize. Wearen'tbad looking, but I don't think he has tEniTED 'J'O IN'I'I!RE!J1' OF' n.-.. T......ul. r.IIW · Paelltllld .1\t tlftf' Sllldlti!J"n.nhkl Vlllllr I'IArllthlrw t:Gmp~re-, JIG *<"hhk !1., ._l'ft', Olllt, unt. fllfl l•u 0111r:e ,..,.. fU..alH, ~Ill Pllulll ti:Z.ZJS7, Sto:tnd 'IIUIIIOI-,eiiiii"-I'Gf, Olllt. ~ 1111-loll.. F41qUI!IIIh.. 801U11o ell~, biC., d t:llt UII.!IL, NIW Yorl . ~;ll,,.,.,v.n. ~tffoiiM 1"11111 Dlllwnd n aaue. 1 ._. ,.._., *f*" .,.,... notaw.Ja.Mt: (lilt .._. JUt It .,gs Olt ~ ..101 . . ..... " " ' ......... jtA~ ' ~·......llnW',IIwl~lll ' ' '\ ' she'll open~ the qlghtotreaJll· log up a whole new argument. • • • />(a, Gwen do I y n, n<t f1Toflt iin't what JIOU pick up ori..a timnil bet. 11r "'rrlflt ..... .,..U.W.4$~11Jftf ....l IIIIIJIIf · l~ D1111 *'"tlllll oto .. , Hh - -. lll,ft.,.... --etlf, ti.Jt.,. MOlar .,..$ ',· ~ ' ' ' .. . ,1,. , ., ' · · ' , i\faloney·Tosse$ ' ~ · ~~_..~~~t:o G.'~.~~ third 111 Jim Cr<l!''l wtld pee to •D. - , l14b 1 : •l/!i) =~·:~'"'! IIIOvtiw· P.O.. to ~· slid So- . wolllod klidiJW 1 Q··.. $' .c:i'als ~ :..C.· ' ·4 I 0 t:=. ·. : D.'sa-•• , 1 tbe M.' JGI!J!ICII, rl .~ 1 ::.;t~~otrU•kaut~"""~~~e TOrw ~~ .o .o · 0 . I Tomadoes I , . Ousted by Glouster SC4ibern''l 'l'Ornldoes were 0111ted !rom the Cia" A Section&! ..-.n tournament ~ by 1Glouater WecleeBdi\T after...., at flaclno. 'l1tll Tmncata, taidll!adVanlaCO of almoat all their scor1Dcogortunlt1ea, taWed ooa run In the Drat frame and two to the fifth. RIP-r Ramie llao:htel oiuelod with Glouster' 1 Derrell Dupn for the dlataoce, eech allowiJW onl,y tllree hill. The wlmors aot their Drat '"' ri1Da: •eore on an error. a atGlen baH. a walk and a saerlftee fb;. The two ruth lmlll! runs fol- l""ed Erwto walklllJ, atealllll aecond, Bycoaaky'a atrwJ,e, ·and Chrtt Humphrey's base hit with Erwin 011 t!llrd base and Byeos- lky on second. · Southem's .hlta were a nratlnnlnc - l e by llachtel, a t!llrd lrrdng alngle by Dove Roush and a fi!tll frame single by Pat Amold. Coach Ruu Harper'• Tomadoes had runners in acortrw:poslUOD three times in the contest IDd Dugan managed to pitch hla way out of each )om. Do1p11 !'annod three and !lllked , pltchecl a IO~mlai no.ldtter to beet tile Chi- Cobs. While Maionol' Is eelebratlng hla !steal no-llltter, he'll have to take It esoy. Trainor Bill Cooper uld, UJ don't know how aerloua tile Brdn pull Is bolt he woo•t be able to do his I'UMing for three or tour days." Elsewhere In the National Leajple, Phtladelphia edged Chicago, 3-1, Sin Francisco blanked Loo Angeles, ~. St. Loulo beet Plttabur&h, 8-1, after loa1ng tile firlt game, 2-l, New York odgei! M-eal,. 2-1, and Atlanto topped San Dle110, 6-3. .. In tbe Am¢can Leape, MinnoiOtl nipped S..ttlo, 6-4, Washlngtm l>lanked New York. 1-0, Cleveland whltewasblid New York, 3-0, Kansas Cl\1' topped Chteqo, 3.2, Baltimore beat Detroit, 3 - 2 and O&kland drubbed California, 9-4. CIDciiDIBtl pve Maloney, now ~. strong support with a ninehit attack paced . by Bobby Tolan, wllo banged out three hits and drove 1n four runs. The THINK SMALL! ITS PERMANENT PRESS MINI CHECKS FOR MAXIMUM FASHION by Reds acorecl seven runs in the fourth. ·Maloney also received a. big aastat lrom rookie shortstop Darrel Olaney, who made a three and Bechtelstruckoutelght one-handed somersaulting cateh of Edwords' looping fly to left ami walked seven. Glouster 100 020 0-3 3 2 in the sixth. Edwards, a former Rod who also used to be Southern 000 000 0-0 3 4 Maloney's roommate, caucht ~and Erwin. Be~ toio ' " ' i aaiiiel '"' Law~e. easy care. And upcr tailored for trim appearance. This is the one 1h.irt that belongs wherever .-eli drn· ted men rein in comfort. Great colon: Blue. Bont, Grffn and Maize. S4.50 DOWNIE.;.·GRO.SS, . u.e·· -- ... Maloney :::::: i.e 'fioio\i !iiil, - · !nnlnp wi!h bltleao ball. !Jtrolllg Pltcblni James Polk in 1844 was the nrat of the u.s. presidential Slranlr pltcldlla by Jim "duk horse.s." -ngandBabG!b-both RIGHT RE~ERVED TO LIMIT QUANTITIES W L Pet. GB 3'h U 10 .523 4 . 12 11 .521 4 10 10 .500 4'h .2 U .118 11 West W L Pet. GB Mlmeaota • • 13 7 .650 Oahland •••• 11 ·a .m 1\!, Chieqo • • • • 8 8 .suo 3 Kanaas Cl4' • 9 1,0 .474 3'h Sealtlo .....7 11 Ca!lfonlla • . 8 10 .389 s .375 5 W-sday's Resulll .Miae6-e4 Wuh llioRm O, nl&ht a Cb!COID 11on Clb' 2, n1a1o1 Ookland 9 Cs!lf .. nl&ht ('J'odt,J'• ~lo .W Tlliloa EDT 1 r.-------~----·------~ ~-------------------- i-ITUSSY. DEODORANT! I I 1se ~i~E so~1 ·--------------------- 1li~E 99e BRITE SET HAIR RIGHT GUARD I I I I ANTI· ~ PERstiRANT Pltcben) ~ . (WU!!Ima ~ at Ri111lar H:d to Hold Loolc 10 ,., •• • /or your rood loob 4,. ¥ VIsit Our· j. Complete .· ""'York~ ~;< h.m. Sootllo (llarbar o.l) it llln- DOaolli , ~ ~ 2~ p.fil. Chi- ()loo:l• 1.:) at XIII... ~ ~ o..Oj; 1, 7 p.m. BoiiOil· (Cooljl t-8) at WaoMJW-· ""(lloOro 2.1), 1:30 p.lil. ' Balu--o'•d>lhnor' S-4) ai lloircllt U). t ,p.m.l, ,S-1) at Callfat- Dapa• 111..nt 1.19 Aerosol ' ; ,_ Make your pharrnaty your hiKidquar.ter• for beayly nftds, tao. We carry a u • complete linit of" famous-name beauty • L' • Herber! Hoover was the flrat U.S. J)resldent !rom west oltbe Mlssl1slppl River. He was born West !lr~ch, Iowa: In •t 1874. '1.19 SIZE 59/" I ·------·-------------J 69e SPRAY Clove 3/lew York o, n!&!tt Bali s Detroit 2, nl&ht Pom1110y The lien's Store THURS.-FRI.-SAT. Eapt . : N\l'ir ~--· Wallblnlfm , , Detroit. .... .CIOYeliad • • Career au6 Here's all the duh you want! Button-down collar for sn,.rt tradilion. Tuttfui checks for spiri1. Permanent prm 6f 'k Dacron J pol~tcr and H r; cotton fot · Frldll'l Galnll New York at aol...., PUll at MAIIIUN1, nl&!tt Phil• at Sl. Loula, nl&ht San DIOII> at Clnci, n!&!tt SanF!"DatlkRIIIon,nll!ht Loa Anr- at At1anle. nlll>t AliERICAN t:I:AWE SALE ~tct..d .: ~ ~. ' 2~-WII Juan Marlchal tho key 01 Pltt.lllllral> IIIII 9!._... .uu!o dlylded two hlltoor to .... tllo loon Fr...U. JJm Mal- wao ~ .. _...e.: 1!Umlqg ~ a nn- .Giantl nlatlo I lll'l!llll\ lllt pitcbllll: mOuacl w--llllii· hitter to tile first pme for blo vletory with the tr!mpl - · nlpt bolt ,he aot ot)!llle reckleaa, .first complete pme ,. o rear. Los ·AIIpie& WUIII - - · . llllllt ~!he baoeo. Rookln. AI Oliver IIIII 1111111 alnlltd In tile to ..... !iii. ' ,, l After pitching no-lilt ball for .Bongrl!!!oa -loll-baJIM'>be<k clou- flrlt Nl. Tom Seaver pltchecl o ollllt lmtep, he .P!!IIed o BrUn ·bl&i to tk flfUi aa tllo Plrate.o awsele lliillo IICOI'Ini!ID the last aeorod their two nmo. I'D tile hlltoor and tile llleta topped lilt of · tile ei,.U. after rumlng .0..... pm0, Glbaoo pltchecl a Expoo .. Ken Bo.-..11 llnali!l throJu&h the coach's stqlllpat four-llltter IIIII helpeol.- hlo own hllne Bad Gaspar In tbe • third baos. cauH with an RBI slallo Ill !lie 1nn1ntr. Gary I V - ilrrli But Mai- I!IJIOI'od tile pain fiYI-<UII four1h hllfill&htod by pltchecl a nve-llltter and IOIIk • IIIII retired tbe Houstm Astroa Joe ·Torro'o leodoll homer IIIII the loss for the Ellpoo.. -·-;: to t11o nln!h lmiDg 1o complete Lou BrOek'i' tile aeeond no.ldtter · of hla career aa tbe Clnelmatl Reels rOIIIPod lo a 10-0 Yletory. On Aug. 19, 1965, J.!alonoy . 8)-,VlTO lfl'ELLINO tiP! ~ Writer (Onl,y - · oelloaoled) Baltlmlw ..• 16 7 ,895 Boalm ..... it • .550 . ., 0 •, ~· • . -r.m Spen.er ""* """ .., , NO~Hit, No-Ru~ • .1 • . • • ~od.uc~s tc> bring out the loveliness in ~~ry ~~Y- Arid ·you can rely on us for t.ONSE THE DAILY SENTINEL IIICH&ID i1o. ()WEN, PliiLNIEl • ·. ~ • : . ' 2. '·O'i BARBS lliKf!LKUON AREA De ' vi} .' -i. ed. Sometimes I ' t11o MEiGs 200 ooo 1- s 2 o mQQIIII.all)orourthl!dJW ........ ,GAlls 011 000 0-2 8 I ondhurlidni>bltbolllortllolaat llatlirleo•lloiii-VonJfatre l.• ' ' • . four tnmel!' - - r wolllod CliO (WP) IIIII Crow; G~ - S.UJI!Io and otrilck out !!Yo. · oro,~ (t)(IJ')IIIII~. three:arrCO'o to tho toP of the oeven111p,. the Melia Moraudera Rlek· Von Matre ,l'oilt tllo route EO- Ali~ 1Crow, Ollef', P. JahDo ,f a $-2 wiJ) "'"" tile ~ Academy Blue Dt!ylla In tho aemt-D..Jo of for t11o Jiara)lllen, pyt ~ ~ .00. WDoooi, - · Pr... 2, llle Cla11 AA Seetlcal Wedeelldar arw-- m Memorial Flol& 11111; walilod tllreo.lllllltruek ""t LOll"- Mello - 4; GAIIS8. 21!:. .. Cllach Reu lfoore'a Manudero were not oolf outlltt bolt alao n... Alllt. 311-- P..O.o. SB-- c. 11om... -~~~ ao tile Blue Ileyllo <CIIUD!tted n.. errora IIYIDi lila MaVan Maire Wll noverla Nrl- ..,, BUih, il>eocer, BurnOtt 2. raudon tin-eo alllmlllll runs. .. oua trouble altar the tlllrd Ill- PJTCIJER · IP R H BB SO : llqjo(AbboltwallofoC>~aner- Devil errors. nbwdollllltetllof4cttliellluellev- Von Maire 7 2 8 3 5 1rw by tlllrd ._...,.. IleYI BurCarl Demeaky rilkodand atole Uo loft eight lnen 101 baN andtho Soundero 3 2 2 1 3 .IIIII- l!lve lloyd struek ~ Gene · - 1o Open !lie iame. Dellllla Maroudora '-'1 three erroro. · Speocer 4 I 0 1 5 ·f....U, pl..,h-hltt!Jw for SteYO AulttannecLVanJohnaonwaaoare 'l1te Blue Deyllo' laatbldfor ~~ "u safe on an error 11 when Tom ProH mhHd Tcm vlcta'y was In tbebottclnolthe ·.. .. llruee WDooodet trll &0 tllroulh Spencer's pag to !lrst base.\ Jim oeveath whan.WUIOII opened with · ' tibli at secoid baee. Crow olnlllecl to left oeorlrig Do>- a slnl!le bolt waopopodoui,Crow .. , Abbott heeded far t!llrd aa moskey. Bob Burdette waa safe to Joh,n- a""""llrig to oteal · lla•Johnaonretrtevecltllebollln on a fteldor'a eholce ao WDacm · oecdnd. "'"aolowlidandstolo ~ eontOrlleld. Abbott headed nipped Crow waaalatedat so coal oeeoal. Baltlrd otnock out and ''for illllile. JahniOD'othroor-lawao ond peggecl to Proloo who let the BurDitt dieil oultoJahiiiOntoond , 1'!1)d and Abbott scared tile wl~>- thrOif pt by him. Burdettemovecl the I!IJI!e. , '., nl'!l Nl. to Abbolt PQPpod .., 1o The Yaraudera' oill¥ hltnera '· Thll win throws lila Yarauolero Lonnie !luah at ohorL a double by Ault IIIII a IIJWie by · ~ tile nftalo of the Claoo AA The Blue DevUo scored tllelr CrOif, 8ecjlo..t at4p; m. Frldoy aptoat first run In the bottom ofthe ..,.. ' p...,8 ·Inti llooell- lll<ed tile By Unllid Prell Intemetlonal ·Pelat ot Melgo. It marked oa1 olter Dove Burnett grwndod Blue Devtlt each With two hill Ia Natlona1 Lea811e ,the secoal stralllrt year the Ma- out. ProJt tr!l>led' to deep loft lhrell"lflpo to tlie plate. Prooe'o Ealt .!'lludoro odpd tile Blue DevUo In field. Rick MOBOI,y slnl!lecl scor- triple was tile Blue DevUs' oo]Jr W L Pet. GB teetlo..J pi&¥. Lo't year, Melco lng Prooe. Dele Sooa!ero waa e - bose hit. Chicago ••.• 16 7 .695 won 4-3. safe oo Steve Oller• a tad throw MEIGS AR R H Pltt;lbur&h •.• 13 8 .619 2 ' Thll Blue DevUo, .... w ... the to Drat. Buah walked to lcod the c. ~>eJJ~okoy, cr 2 I 0 NowYork ... 911 .450 5'h ,...., lneludlllJ the 5-4 loll at D. Ault, aa 3 0 1 St. Louis •••• 9 12 .428 6 Jaekaon, are at hllne todly Dove Johnaon wao oare ... a v. John- 2b 3 I 0 Pblladoip.la .. 8 11 .421 6 ;Nainat the J•ckiOIIlroriDen in a fielder'• choice as Mosely was J. crow, c 3 0 I Montreal •••• 7 13 .350 7'h .,.roll..,. of, last week's 5-5 nine.... forced ' out at wn... B. Burdoite, If 3 o o West 310 WLPct.GB iiiJW deadlock. grounded out to lloyd wasllsted B. - · rf 'l1te Marauders are oow 7..1 for at Drot to end tile lmlng. 'lltree D. lloyd, lb 3 0 0 San Fran..•• 15 6 .711 2 0 0 Loo Anples .. 14 . 7 .1167 l ~-wn~laft~ &~~ Dlle Sa.umera started for tile After scorlnl their aecond nm G. Powell, 3b 10 0 Atl~ ..... l4 7 .667 I Blue Devtls and •arllod the Drat In tile bott.mn of tile t!llrd, the T. Demooky,pr 0 0 0 ClnclmaU • • • 9 II •450 5'h three innings. He llt""od two Blue Devil< left tho base a load- TOTALS 26 3 2 San Diego • • • 9 u .391 7 bill, walked CliO and otruek out ed agate and missed a chence of GAHS AR R H Houlton •••• 4 20 .167 12'h three. going ahead. L. Bush, 11 3 0 I Wemesday's Relllill 'l1te Man!lller• led a 2-0 lead ~er IIIII Gal')' Ballard Dlid D. Johnson, cf 4 0 0 New York 2 Montreal I, nl&ht In the top of the first lmlng on out to q>en tho third frame, Bur- B. Wtl- 2b 4 0 1 Phlla 3 Chicago I, night ·one hit, one walk ard two Blue nett was aafe oa. Auit•.a error at T~ ~neer, 3b.p 3 0 1 Pitts 2 St. Louis l, 1st, twl St. Louis a Pitts '· 2nd, nl&ht • 111811HifS!8fl\li!llmll3'3li!lli>!lillillm>""""lli<fjm:<~rlr!rillllilllillillli8lllllillalllllillllliiiiiiJI111811Bailllllllllllllll01:111 Atls 6 San Dlegu 3, night Clacl. 10 Houlton 0,. nl&ht San Fran 3 Los Ang 0, night (TodaJ"s Probable Pltchero) All Times EDT New York (CardWell 0..1) at ~~'!"~real (Stoneman ~.,), 4 p.m. ·~• Aapios ..(f.~O:t>atSan Fianeloeo ~ld 2-il, 4 p.m. st: IAillo (Briles o.:> at Plttobur&h (Veale 2.:), 8 p.m. San Dle110 (Kell,y 1.:) at Atg· . ,"' •.( lanle (1101<1 3-0, 8 p.m. !lou- (WUsmo I~) at Clnellllatl (Merritt 1.:), 8 p.m. otr - Bdwy., ._OI!IIY the Perkins and Patrick O'Neai·love place 1o oee ployo cb- ain't: their love aoenes ift ••111e Krem.. "Ceremonies Jn Dark Old )lea" lin Letter" .... Ursula Andress Juat blew Ill top to $10 •.I•·• was asked to leave the set ol ProdUcer Norman Twalll Ole l!liro her bo)' friend Jean-PaUl Bel- · owns tile ANTA 'lboatre olte) monclo's movie In Pirlo hecaese ewld cut hla throa~ he owned with Ursula watc~1 Jean-Paul ••1776" lor two years and eave cculm, coneentrate' mo hla nude It UJ> .... Winner o! tile TOIQ' love oeene with catllerlae De- ever told us we looked nice. My mother is no housekeeper and smokes one ci.garette after another. I can m:lerstard why now. He does nothing but critl· cize HER too. am mlver llstena to what she hill to say. brus)M)tt. He says our teachers atKtprtnSeB:t your teenage questions to cipal are stupid arxl won't talk YOUTH ASKED FOR IT,·care or with them, but he takes the grades Crednofl are required to file l'hetr Wltb ald. llduciaQ W'ithJA fend' mOiltly. Dated IIIIa • da1 ol Aplil 111111. Jll ·~I ' YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! This column is for young people, theb:t problems and pleasures, their tr01illes and fun. As with the rest of Helen Help· Usl, it welcomes laughs but won't dodge a serious question with a ~ ( · •· ~;Jtrrors In: Seventh . •,•'. Ai•d Mar · d '·w· au er m LIOAL MO'I'ICI NO'nCI Ofl o\P.rotNTMIINT CU. No. IOIU lltate . . . . rtl • .Mel Dn ... DICdHd Notlee ll he,..,y lfven tbAt Erneat Datil oil! Lalltl1'llle, Oblo, hu Mea dalJ IIPoJn,ted AdmlllJatntor of the IAat. ol Bcntte llae Dnil, d.._. ees. au ot Ll.&lJtVWe, .._.... Cow:ltJ, Tburldi,y, W., I, It" o " :~"' . . ee ~.·!~e. . *tft" • ., lwtflo CIM*II, eftlll Next PrieM ...,Hioner tl'l&tltiSl;51tt.o . .'· Thr.· 1 DeQpr!leld- !lart- . ~ top clown, Is a prowl om of the oo]Jr hoae--.,.k ed. hlo c:omlo: eoreor to middle <lown ever ID rate an OBE (Or- IIIII b doing )!at dandy: slinod dor <t the Brltloll Em)Jire) .... lor hli first Laa Veps date at llotpn celebrates tbe 3rd the Sends .... Se111111)1 Deril' doe· amlveraary ot~tMame" by leav- tors told him he's totblnbeean't , lllg U tllit di\T. atrord lo iet alck ••• Barbaro Award. "'i776" Ia almost a cinch to win tile year's Pulitzer Prize •••• I.unchlns: at Cyrano's, Angela Lansbury In Mla-sbort hair, her daul!hter'l lltghtly longer and her son's longest of all. Merv Griffin gets interesting oftbeat TV guests: next, Egypt's ex-Queen Farlda who shwldhave lnterestlag things to say about her dead King Farouk •.•• Palm Beacher& actually cancelled several dl.mer parties in mourning for the Duchess of Windsor's pet pooeb who died o1 old age. Couple of tie-eared dance critics dl<Wt dig the music· for the Royal Ballet's new UJan Calen. dar,tt but let's give its composer Richard Redeey BeiD!ett a pat on the metronome for a fascinotlag new soond from the pit of the Metropolitan Opera, and a ' Jnergs,Elii~JJn~teSGA;IIS . ar~ dDine to lbo culture: doze,. tlum\ni.,; ,litihefolleawhomjll<t pOI'IIOoltlra are ..,.n1ni In ed Ito lbodornil)'. . . lbe ClpUol .... tv, DRUGS ,.,.. BUFFERIN FASTPAIH RELIEF 34~ ·---------1se Cepac.a.l MOUTH WASH · AND GARGLE �.~ ''t: ~ ·, f ... . ·"" ' '' I '., ! , .~-. ~~ Ti.Dilb'leid'oel, _~~~.· o.~:nwr-,tM.,rl;, ,196Q "-~·,·~- · , ';.'T _,,·~ ~ <W: t .'Y·• };,.;, . . , ~~ ·! ,.,., · ,j ,._.,, I -.. . , . b .. . ~llliJIRia . ·,..-D .'.~~~ r.'P · .., , · , h~ ), · ·~ ~ . ~ ._., : · . l t . ~JY!eui Tt. ( J\Jk . l la;r;~ -~. Senatpr$ · BlalJk /Jp$pi; · ~-Q t.i "" . .:;, . ·:)t< . ·' · ·' (}~4 ·",• . . . . .l_.' ,· Jif' ,.-·.-.·--:\. , ,-, TOO '' ~. ,-~ ·]r . ~ ., ..,-!,.·_ . •• I ~--j-.1 -~· \~r,..tJ ~ il to/·' •.I I,·.'1/.-'"·.~~lf~·J:; '' _.'ol '' f t.• ,' ~~ '·'' ·:;, ·,-,i~·"····.'fl,' ,, ~· , .. ' ,, . . ··.,_1·"·.,,_'~ _:'•-l·· ~- ;J\. ,f, ·~ ...cb, 265-nd .&O!IIIel!l.-lo! the ....... asa!nst one victory Anpleo,,3-G. I Sonalorl> hit ' hi1 elahtll . lor Slallgo, · Fr~ Robin""" hlt h1l loth ....,., ollllt ,....., Weclnerday Or!oleaNipTtgora· bomer ol Ute 1011011, aettlng a Jjl(itt In a 1-4 vlclm'y over the The Baltimore Orloloo nlppnd major toque record lor the Do~ . Rod SOx and then the Detroit Tlprs, 3..2, the month of April, and . BooK he can't follow Mana- Mlmeoota Twins defeated the Powell aloo homered tor the 4V Tod Wllllams advice. Seattle Pilots, 6-4, the Cleveland Orioles, whO acorod their WDitams, the tall man to biOI Indians beat the New York aoventh victory In nine pme1. :400 In the maJor leagues, hao Yankees, 3-4, the Kansas CIIY Robinson's homer came after a tried to ln.otlll .. the Senators' Royals odgod the Chi- While · alnl!fe b1 pitcher Dave McNally mlndo the principle of "hitting Sox, 3.:1 and the Oakland A'• In the O!th lmlng while l'llwell J'OQJ' ,Edtch.'' coaated to a 9--4 victory over the homered ln the eiglrt:b. "The llfOIII hitters can do Clll!ornla Angels. Third Steal !lome that," said Howard. "But I In lhe National League, St. Rod Carew drove In two runs can't. When I feel like Pve IJlt Louis beet Plttsburl!h, 8-1, after and scored two others, ooe on 1AJ owing, I do." a 2-1 loso, New York nlppnd his third steal ol home o1 the Jim Hannan went seven Montreal, 2-1, Atlanta downed season, as the Twins scored Innings, yielding !oor hits and San Diego, 6-3, Cln<lmatl their ruth straight win and 13th striktng out nve. to receive routed Houston, 10-0, as Jim iD 17 Pmes since losing rour credit for the vlciAJry with Maloney pitchl'd lbe second .... otralglll to open the campaign. • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , Tom Hall won his second game with the reHe! help of Bob Miller and Hon Perranoskl while Gene Brabender sufl'ered 1*'-. the loss. The lndlnns snapped • 10game losing streak . and won thllr second game In 17 tries AIR CONDITIONERS behind the three-bit pitching or Sam McDowell. Larry Brown had a single and a dooble and 6000 BTU TO 27000BTU IN STOCK scored two to runs back MeDowell's Power pitching which handed roolde Bill • Simulated Wood Decorator Front; also furniture· styled Decorator Fronts (optional extra) • Philco Hide-A way Controls • Automatic Thermostat with 8 settings. On Model AC803A, thermostat also works in conjunction with Auto·Cool Setting (on cooling speed control) for added benefits of Autoi-natic Shift • Special Ventilation Control • 2 Cooling Speeds, 2 Fan Speeds. • Double Dirt Curtain Air Filter. {See page 5) • 6·way Adjustable louvers for draft-free cooling • No·drip water removal • Galvanized Steel Construction for long iife . MIODLEPORT, 0. ~ ·INSTANT COFFEE 19 19 20 20 up the victory. Allen, Phll 14 52 11 18 .346 Perez, Cin 20 84 15 29 ,34ti the "peasant's weather glass" or the "poor man's 2 FOR 1.00 SALE SPECIALS: PURE PORK SAUAGE ALL MEAT SLIC. 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Stondord ~ulpme"' fnclud11 PTO 0111mb y, control lad diHorontlal' paritl"'l hroko, Jlec:ttlc tlortfng, fet~O.rs, euthlono(.uot with boc NJI ond ,l,~;trlc lithts . 5 Thlt n.lftlecl tO H P unit wl11 p-er IOIU 35 attoc:h-.h, o f • of which 01'1: 42" ~oiory l'llnotet', 36" llltOW COJIIf, l5° 1 tiller, STOP TODAY! SEE OUR DISPLAY! · • LOW COST FiNANCING • 465 H. Soc:ond A••· GENERAL liRE MIDDLEPORT, 0. 992-7161 Ohio's Investor-Owned Eledric Utilities Are Sponsoring Pie and Bake Contests ..•.. . ·- ,. -, . . . .. ' * !roat row, Ronalcl Dovlo, llelllla Michael, Kellll HeMrlcks, Raacly Staata; aecord row, Billy Parsoaa, Gregg , IW'Pir, Mark ,~.vlt41lon H-ricp~, thii1JJOWt,l '"' ~,., ' row, ~ve Norton, Jtmmy Pa~aop. .iliuMIY ~. 11d In . bock, Jack Dutry, Jim Grady, and Jlmm,y Jl!arry. ; ' , 34.j.6682 WELLSTON, OHIO ll'r invite you to sample ·our ercellenr culsittt \featuring steaks, chops, seafoods, chicken, and .'dinners for lhe entire family. Plus a sandwich ·menu meant for evtryoru's last~. • • Open Every EYeilint Except Sunday • · • Danoina to ~ire M!lsic w.._ends • • Air Condltlonet'• Cash ' (without even mentioning economy!} 6 Cleanliness 6 Fresh air circulating heat 6 Dependability 6 Convenience 6 Even~ whole-house ·heat 6 Quick, precise .heat ··.: ... ~ Safety · (',. Prizes (Contl111ed !r<m Pap i) IAJ lhoae piclllred, are: BRASS WAGoN GROUP- Teresa Ferrell, Mark Forbes, Lori Guinther, C<mlePallerson,.lo y Ord, llltch Shain, Brent Arnolcl, Steve Nease, Reaslo Daria and RoserMJeboel. SQUARE DANCJ>RS - !liaron Baker, Jull Gooch, Teroa l!arrla, Kim Gnleaer; Gree Clll· dltr, Chrl• Forbes, Brian HamU. loa and Joe Brown. There will be. an admloslm <harp ol 50 cents lor aclulta and 25 eentator ddldren. ALL-OHIO ELECTRIC RAMA! Win $SO in your county ... $100 in the semi-finals~ .. $1000r $500r $250 in the finals . (Ho$';1TAL' NEWS) . , ; . I 'I!Oizor. lle<Hcol Center, Plrll Avi. Vllllina houri 2-4 and· 7.S p.m•. nrll,y on Pedlatrlet Wird. Admltllona Publication or admlsst.... •• prohiblt..t 110111 fllrlbor notice. 3 1 PIELIMIIARIES !, ·-· SEMI-FIIALS " 110111 .. L. IJcvd, , Mr. .and MrL BIJI.J ·~ W, V-.; 'lon, 1:57 p.lll. ' Wedneac~Q; Mr. and Mrs. Jack · E. Juhlper: Jr•• Pl. Pleaunt, dlutliter, 1:a1 a.,.; ' TburodOI'. · ' t· In Operetta WEST BROADWAY * __ We3tern SoutheastiiiQ Ohio's Newest & Finest RESTAURANT & PARTY ROOM . • TRACTORS Refreshments were served and a social hour OI\IOyod b)' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oldaker, PIIUip and Mary; Mr. and Mrs. Adam Oldaker, Mark and Steve; OOto Oldaker, Mrs. fllU' Mullord, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Chapman, Scott a n d Lori; Freda Wolle, Glenda !l>arp, Betty Wilkin, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Young. and Sterry; Mr. and Mrs. John Rottgen, Jack and Rodney; Mr. and Mrs. Buck Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Edwards, James Pauley, Paul Darnell, the Rev, From OI~MIII STILL IN PROGRESS WITH. SPECIALS THROUGHOUT 1'lJE STORE W, Va. INDIANS - If lt'l ''Wettern" W.UDI'..,.... . ., . , William Airaon, Carol Cline, Mr. and. Mrs. Junior Holsinger, Brad and Paul Wa,yne; Harolcl Wlll and son, Harolcl, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs . Douglas Hemsley, David UpacOJOO, Richard Duckworth, and Ajplel White . The next meellng wiD be at the same place on M13 8. comed. They were Harold Will, ,. '79·95 been accepted lor the Health Sel'Yices Administrators• Development Program at the UnlvorIIIY o1 Alabama aponsored by the Center lor Roapllal CCntlnulng Mlclllnn, School o1 Health Services Admlnlstratlm wblc:b bellln• Jul,y II. Sr., Harold Will, Jr., Paul Dar. nell ot Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. John Rottgen, Mason; MT. and · Mrs. Buck Rogers, and Mr. and Mrs. Adam Oldaker, of Letart, CHAMPIONS ·THE NEW 19.9 ·MODELS 1ft,.......,, Pitching advuloge In their. bl4 IAJ brlow Loo Angeles 111 Brat NBA chlmplonahil'- lithe Hrlel a<>ti aeven pmef, the ·flbll encGUDoter wlll be at ·tba ForUm. The alxtb game wW ,be held at Bolloll 51~ illlbl ~llh the seventh c••tw tr necet• ry, aet here Monls,y night. The Lobra pooled l:Z0..118alll 118-112 Yletorter In the Initial two cunu ot the aeries laati,_ · week. The qi!Uca bciun<ed ~-~~ to take the tljlr4 ccioteat m,lll5., ~~ Bolton sW.diY. ·' . ,.. •''• ACCEI'TED BY CENTER Kathleen PT. PLEASANT - · .. RUSCHB. . - .. VARIEr# . ' ·~~· wtth Geneva NoJan,.u ·-~ KrL Landon <1oaertbed ccimmunllr Blleb' and J>azarda .nd" 4iiCILIIed other llle!,Y .and hazarda; Ada Slack spoke. on diM; Mrs. Ho,yeo.., J)Oiaonlnlhe ' - and aafeb' and hazardl with loodo; Mta. Parker,lnaeeta; lt!arPret ·Eiclllnger, with Bman. 9 Members ~i..~.:":s¢"'..t~ h: . welcomed . Siporato . ' cuaNd and a committee of Mar.. prot Ballor, Belt.:Y and V)r8lnili Solaar was named to contaet Ute Mead Piper Factory In OO)colhe for a 1oor data. A delicious potluck lunch was OllloJ'III' at nOoa, with Jr•~ JIV· en by Mn. Parker. The BlterDoon Hlfkln waoon 1111•• were .-.d by Irene Parker. .• Preaeit otftOerf, presldeJit. Mrs. Landon; vice president, Un. da FerreU; aeeretery and troaaurer, Mrs. Parker; health chairman, Jesale CottrUI, ancl asaietam, Mallei Pickens, were re .. eleeled. . Tno amual Ma.1 trip .... dla· . AT (Based on moat victorte•) Natlonol League: Regan, Chi ' and Stone, Atla t-0; Singer, LoJ A, Maricahl, San Fran, Jenkins, Chi and Osteen, Los A 4--1; Per- Jerry West aalcl. · llolflllte the heartbreaking .ANA·NA ' PE~S and H<Mard, Wash 17. d·eteat, the t.kera s~l haVe the B.READ LOvely:.. Chic EARRIMGSl AMERICAN LEAGUE GABRHPet. Brdfrd, Chi 15 50 8 21 .420 Carw, Min 1175 15 31 .413 xPtrclll, 8os 20 71 16 29 .408 H. Alln, Was 19 58 8 22 .319 xf. llbnsn, Bal23 87 20 32 .368 Cater, Oak 19 77 14 rl .351 Adair, KC 17 63 2 22 .319 Oliva, MJrm 20 82 U 28 .341 Blair, Bat 22 9: 22 32 .310 Blngr, Hal 23 83 14 27 .325 Home Runs NaUonal League: Me Covey, San Fran 8; Cepeda, Atla, Colbert, S Diego, Stargell, Pitt and Santo, O.i 5. American League: F. Robinson, Bllto 10; Howard, Wash 8; Mureer ami Pepitone, NY 7; Pet~ rocelll, Bos ao:l Jackson. Oak 6. Runs Balled In NaUonal League: McCovey, San Fran 22i santo, Ori 19; Bench, Cln 18; Banks, Chi aOO Millan, Alia 17. American League: F. RobinJon, Belto 24; Murcer, NY 21; Monlay, Osk 18; Bando, Osk, . KDlebrew, Minn, Pepitone. NY on an.v team.'' Lakera' star GOLDEN .IPE ' 'IWBIY" l~ ' sYRACIJSE ~ TweiYt I'\OM· ben answered 1'011 call with a · ..houHcleanJna: Hint" wbeh ·the Third W'*eodOI' llornemal\on Clul! met at M\Jnlclpal Park. Proalcleat Naoinl Loqdon pre-. alcled and \110 !28th Paalm was read lor devotl..,s by Bell>' III.Y· oe, followed b7 prayer. The aecrelar7 and .treoaurlir reporta . 359 • 351 .351 .350 INGLEWOOD, CaUL (UI'OThe Loo Angeles Lakin, who have reaSOD to be cUtcourqed, take on the delelldlog e~Jaq~lon Boston Coltlco toolght In tho ftfth game of tho NatiOIIII Ballketball A1ooelaUon t I t I o aeries. The Celtic& won the fourth game, 8!l-88, at Booton Wodnelday night to knot the beot.olseven series at two wins apiece. Sam Jones hit 1 desperation llllll> shot with two aeconds left. 11 When you play ISO lard aaj then get beat by a Ouke 1hot,.. well, It' 1 meatally looih TATOE SOil II I Playoffs To Resume 6 oz. jar UNCLASSIFIED EATING I Burt hacl a 43 de!eatleg Mark 1f you're lucky enough to Oakley (60), am Rex Rooah, aloo have an empty eorner for BI.U'Pllea. here'• how: of Meiga, had a 43 to T. Os- sewina you can make more ·uae of borne's 57. the space. Drape lengthJ of The Meigs llnkstora lraveiiAJ fabric over extension roda. Logan 00 Friday lor a match wltll braced against either wall. Fabrics in colorful cotton the Chleftainsancll.anclsterFen- prints can be used to curtain i k. ott corDer shelves. wc ry, san Fran 4-2. American League: stottlem,yre, NY 5--1; Culp, Bos and McNally, Balto 4-0; Odom, Oak 4-1; 9 tied with 3 vlciAJrles. SALE • FOLGER'S •NESCAFE •CHASE AND SANBORN Pat O'Brien had a 40, llefeatllw Blll Oliver (54), Meigs' Randy Alou, Atl Mays, AF Jones, Mtl ·P rkr, LA or America'• sJomoor ...... to ... witnessed by Prealclent NIJon, we're Traffte Mark, ·fleet Allled, Oeean Roar 100 Rae JOI. d- o:r .. ~ : '; Coach Nolan SW&ckhamer's In total points, ~~had 209 Meigs Marauder go!! team de- to 282 by the Buc:keyellnkstera. reatect NelsonviUe-York 11.0 in Bill Hanalei:-, Meigs' No. 5 Rae Jet was scheduled tor a a match Wednesdas at the Pom~ man, took medalist bonDrl wltha pllop over the eQUI"se short11 eroy Golf Club. 39, In delealjllg Bob Riley, who before the entry box and 56 had • wtmther mrner Robert Hotrard Q: Bob Priddy scored a 14 to de- woulcl 89 through wtlh lhe.odry t'eat the Buckeyes' GU Voltt (55), Oakland A's past .the California Angels. The homer came off Angel starter George Brunet. John "Blue Moon" Odom picked The scarlet pimpernel is supposed to close its petals a rain. at the approach This flower has been called I ' mt-• :~~ ~J""" NATIONAL LEAGUE G AB R H Pet. Jones, NY 20 78 18 32 .110 11. Arn, Atl 21 73 11 29 .397 Alou, Pll 21 89 II 35 . 393 Laboy, Mil 20 77 8 29 .377 warning." 1/2 GAL ONLY L r.n • ksters CfookiiYIIIe'l thlrd .twiJ>IdJJII!' ol Ute.-,, . . · 1\rlltr Creek' a 01117 hii.I'O!"!' In Ute llrlllmlDg oltjlr tho Bobeata bad taken lbeleod. ,, Ron Qilllen and .P em walked. Aller a - l e staal, Quillen acorod on a aaerlllcel4' b,r Tom aYaell; On Ute scorinll pla,y, Beebe was cut down at homo by the center!lelcler, Jon Rothgeb followed with the 'Cats lone hit, a slnlle. 11te Bobcats are e.: tor tile year. CrookBYlllols 2-t. llolhpb !omed II and walked four. Swinehart tamed five and walked f011r. · LOVIBVILLE, 1\r. .(tJPI)• Ellbl horae1 were _.toe~ IAJ 'be eiiterOd ~ tor Sa~l . ,. - . _, o1 the ~25;000 .~' KOn!Ucilr DoiW-and the trel· eer . Ot 0110 of the ·lawrilol, Elliot Burch, ,... d\l~ aaeklntr to nplac:e. .. IQiured Jcic:key WOlfe iboeNker on Arts AniLelterL There were claims tblt the four top .........rstn the roci! were a threat ,to the , tn.ck reeor<l. The Downo roelng atrlp never was raster and ·when Majestic Prince, Top Kntlht. Arts ADd By imlnga: Letters, and Dike cluh ln the Crooksv\D• .• 000 001 Z- 3 I 0 1'.4 mUe cl,..alc many believe Kyger Creek . 100 000 0-1 1 .; Northern Dancer' a reccft ot two llat lillY 80 by the boards. De•~~~-• A..nL.,...,~~ Alao ad:leduled to nm 1n Jimmy Campanls scored on a passed bait by Duane Josephson with two out In the ninth Inning with Moe Drabowslcy, who pltched only 2-3 of an Inning In relief, plcldng up the vlclm'y. Wilbur Wood, whose knuckleball went throu ... Jo ....- 800, auf61' '"'JII' fered his first defeat after two vlctorle1. Rick Monday hit the first grand llam of his career to hlgllllglll a six-nm uprising In the third iM'ng that carried the "Weather" Flower FOREMAN .& ABBOTT ICE CREAM 1Ultwaus-ttr!oUnJ!hover•Kr· aor Creek In a Claoo A secttcml baaaballtournamenl pmell Kr· eor Creek WeclneodOI' evon1nc. The Bobcata took a 1-4 lead In the llrll tnnln&. CrookiiYIIIe tlod It up 1-1 1n the llblh on a walk to Dan Smith, stolen baaa and a 1\rKOr Crook enor. In the top of the , . . - , Roo Sebooley opened with a bunt single - the wblters mb' safety o11 telt,y John lloth&eb. SelM>oley advanced to third on a two-base Bobcat error. crllg ~rlnlwaik. ed. Gary Bwlnobarl, who also hurled a one-bitter, attempted a sulclcle squ...e play. The Bob· cats bObbled it, their fifth error of the 1111me. Two,rims-thew!n· n1ng markers - crossed hqme plate. Burbach his lirst loss. EASY TERMS BordMt's Glacier Club 0 'Ofilcers are Re-Elected > ··;·- " ,r~:i£::~... ~ :.:!~:;::~~~ =r=;co:z·E·~ ~;~.=:. :O:.:;~:;~t~ .Ji·.'!ri~ticipat~!l· PHILCO® SUPER POWER !'·l. · .· 011tocoum Choose your contest (you may Dlocbar&ia · FIIALS AT Till OHIO STATE FAll litHE 01110 STATE FAll You're ort your way . to big money. County winners in each The five semi-final winners in each category will match skills iri the final bake-off (August 26 for ontor only onol'-fruit. pies or butler/shorfoftlng cakas. Com· petl against non·professionol category will compete in groups af 17 or 18, with five semi-final bakers in y9ur own countY. A winners in each category receiv- Three cash awards will be given · $50 prize CIWCiits me county win· ner In each category lpie and ing $1 00 and qualifying for "'• final b<iko·oH. in each of the two categories- pies, September I for cakes). $1000 for first place, $500 far JeCond and $250 for thirdl ca~l. . ' II'' fun c!nd exciting I 192· cash prlzesl ~nd t~e chance to , prove yot.O• the,b"t pie of cake boklr in qll Ohiol No age li"l~ of entry feel Contest open to all Oh!~ residents except . ' en\ployitas of !lleciric paw,r ·supplitn, tllei.r families, .and ' ' ' 1).' ' ' ' ,_, '., .' , . ,, ,prof•ssional or commercial bcilors. Get ye~r ent')' blank an.~ , ,, '" full' deiahHaila,.. ~~~ ihis c~ior stcip at any office' of ~ng in,nst~·.W.ned.~on1pa,nies listed btl-. · "' ... \ ., -· ~ i ' . CUP AND MAIL TO: ColumiMI, and Sauthem Ohla Electrk C.. 21 $ North Front Street Cpluptbus, Qhio 43215 ·Mtrrr Homo Service Dopa·rtmont ' ·'ft.• ' :.;; ~~·t .. ··~'''- ~·'· " ' j ( .'\<",. . . . ' 1'. ';• ' ' - '. ' y ' !·-•' ' 1 �' f \ e:. ,.. ·Dolllww. 1-~ o.. ~.,. ~ 1,1919' . ,. · .· . . . , . ~.ir Me(J()l Award~ ,- ~Ji('~,... ~ _'W _.H h _,,,4 : :.\>-4 Donald E. Wbai07 ol tho IJ.$. 'Armil' hal pnoentod Air Medal tor ~ou• ut. acblovOIIIelll willie aervl., In VIetnam from Sept. 4," 1968 to JU. 30, 1969. ,. Aeeording to lba certl!lcole Which accompanied lba medal, -...allot 1\bale.v ''<llottnedlhed blm..U by meritorious ichlovemenl whUe portlclpotlng 1D IUIIIalnod aerial Oil!lrt In oupport ol l!fOII!Id forces In the Replbllc of VIetnam. Dur· ID& the period Sept. t, 1968 to J111. 3tl, 1969, he actively psrUclplted In more than 25 aerial ..-t · elasses on registration day, First graders will be reglsterod also on May 5. At a.ester, . . tbouoaDrl cubic' feel more ror · lleclolllt!\'halu+W.a lnJUi'- : .-ljllui'Ol P.lflla. ~ uo now od liD Fli>•.:18 11114 wu relurllld JIIOI'h!l, bOCimlr\l JuDO 1, II to 1llt .. Alrll .. He !IUfJ ..........ctici._,I>,)'Colulil• fored tho !No at ~~it loll lea llld bi&·oal ot OIIIQ, IIC. o11ltf . IA~ He ll . ~...._v L L. ~ Columbus, conlloecl'to V,~IG' F~~ >Ice pnsldoal 111 · cbarRO at HooJ>Ital at l'IIOollllYIJie, Po. ratio !w tho po ....._. aald ma lilre, viraiAia, llldbln!Ol'· 1llt ln<reale 11 me to tho torallba service. uar hil determi.naUon to ac.. onto, Mr.""" .Mrs. lierbertWba- nllllallon ot reiWida wlllch will compltlh his mlalllon, In oplte ot ley resllle Ill the - . have been Ill eire<! lor a year the hazards lnheren11n repeated Cll1 June 1, A nfw, UJaller r• aerial fll&ltt& over boallle terfund Olao becomes ellecUve ritory, and by his ootatandlnllde· JuDe 1 but will <Ill¥ ,partiall¥ gree o( pro(esllooallam and de· otrllfft the efle<l ol 1llt larger voUon to <klt.Y, he has brought refunds U.t are endin& Brio- nWIII1111 <Wer l)ootile terrltur7 1D ,.._.ol..,..ter ID..,.._ oporoU....• . ''Durin~ all ol these fllehta. he diiiJ)Iayod the ~ot order ot llr dlsclpUne and acted In ac. cordance wllh the- tradlllona Mrs. Woodcock credit uponhimself, hlaorpaiAtlon and the United·SateB Army." Dies Wednesday Schedule Set are held. Mro. Kathryn Baum will be tn charge of the regis~ trallon oo Monday, May S. There will be no regular kindergarten 1 !e.Y .:;$~F.'S. ~ Clarissa D, (W~)Woodcod<, 417, ol 718 Francil Ave., Columbua, formerly o( Middleport, died Wedllo~ In lbalolonterayNursJohn Riebel, auperlntendent registrstlon by Mra. Grace lnghl. ot lba Eastern Local School Dis- Weese, tile hours will be from 1 81rvivora ln~ude a 1011., Ro~ trict, bas amounced plans for to 3 p.m.; from 1 to 3 p.m. at coe Reinhart, Colwnbus; a broregloleriOI first graders and kin- the Riverview School with Mrs. tber, Roscoe Fowler, St. James dergarten pupilo In the district Olive Osbome in charge, and Clt~, Fla., aDd three grandcblltrom 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the dren, Dllltlel and Deborah Reinfor the next school year. All kindergarten JlUI?ils will be Tuppers Plains Element&ry bart, and Mrs. Sandra ~eer. registered at the Chester Ele- School with Mrs. Twtla SJoausMrs. Woodcock was a memmentary SChool where classes baugh ln charge. It ts stressed ber o( Lorain Chapter ~ OES; that children wbo have attended Registration 41, __ J!!mm. was the former owner or Woody's Binlo 8lld Woody'& Avenue Flor- kindergarten this year ln the dis- trict will automatieally be registered for the first grade. First Ist Slop. Funerel service• will be held grade classes on registration 8alurdi.Y at 10 a.m. at Scboeday wlll be held on the regular dli!sor and CDmpsny Funeral schedule. Home, 229 East state st., COlumbus,. w1tb Rev. Robert Leake of- flclatiD&. coo said. Losses Set at ·$6,000 to F'ue LOsses were set at f&,OOO as tbe result OC a fire which completely leveled tho trame borne o1. Charles Scott 011 Dewitt's Run Rood about 11 a.m. Weclnesda1. The Baahan Fire Department was first on the scene and was assisted in nmtual . ald by the falllqC Ka•wha Fallo,·5.33 stat 1 Cl'erleatlin, j8,47 rlaiJW- Loodoo and Mar!Jist ore 011 'the olll; Wtnnald, ~ L5 feet oti'OII· ers. BO,\T MOVEMENTS: GAIJUPOI-JS WCKS- LUther Herdman down 10:10 p. m.; ~ rew P. Calhounup10:20_p. m.; EJ .. gercllf! down 12:20 a. m.; Lad)< M1gDon down 1:35 a. m.; James R. Hlneo lOP 3:2-la. m.; Elaine G. down 4:20 a. m.; stevenson"' 6:30 p. ~; Elislw. Wooda~.~J7:30a.m.; EJplorer dolm 8:30 a. m. Semet dO'ft'n 6:15 a. m.; Manrwt, Jemy A. Green ~ 11:45 D· m.; O~achltl dOWD 1:20 L m.; Fort Dearborn 111 1:25 a.m.: Winfield George T, Price Lll 6:30 p. m.; Mt. State u,p 11:30 p.m.; TamJny L. Wblte 1W I a. m.; 0. F. Sheerer &Mn 3:40 a. m.; Alan R. Msrrlll IV 4:30a.m.; W. H. Shaver, Jr. down 6:20 a. m.; Sol\'IY down Racine Fire JJepsrtment. Cause 7:30 a. m. o( the blaze Is believed tn have been a faulcy chimney. Value of Ute house was set at $5,000 while loss or the contents - all ol which were de&troyed - waa IHft at $1,000. NAMED CHAIRMAN Gravel HOI Cemetery at Cbalh· Ire. Friends ma,y call at the funeral home after 7 p.m. tid!: WASHINGTON (UPI)- Harle H. Hick& of Continental, Ohio, Weclnesda1 wu named chslrman evenlna:. or the Ohio state Agri~tural Stabllltution am Conservation (ASC) Comml- by Agriculture Secretary Cliftord M. Hardin. Don't Come to Work etoy44~. 22.~: Htmoo, 1.12 KANAWHA RIVER - London, Graveside rite1 will be conducted at I p.m. Seturday at the 53 ofl70 Guards GAUGES ··- :·. ,~=~~·r,;l1~2~ :o aild. 19.7 r'!D,IIIJW , eri; Pl. Pliooant. ,' Ztt>II.Y> ,<lilltllriiER- ·t:.oek l7,AI.;,;, dOWn 5:15 a..!..; Piul D. · . 'Cb- "I' 6120"i, ' nf'l ,~n. till ' 5:4D .a. m.1Bei1•VII~Lockt;llaDo ker lOP 1-2:10 .. mil Rjlbert f 1 Tlbolt d<IWn1:50 a. m.: ·lle<I<Jord ,IQI ,2:50 a. :m.; riau01111 1111, 6:10 a. -m.; Loc~ 21, '.laM T. up 3::1o •• m.1 Lock 22, Hiney Jor<lan d.,m 3:3~ in,; Loc~ 23, Poll¥ R. It) 5:~ .. Dl.lllac!De Locka, ' A. V. Crlas down 6:20p.m.; LouIse d<IWn 7:30 p. !JIOI Peoee down 2:SS a. m.; Jefferson dolm 3:20'· a.m. I Ml!rk Eastin d<IWn· 4:50 a. m.; Brimstone down 5t30 a. m.t GreenlV Locks. It E. Bmrles q, 5:50 p.. m.:. J.!!. Lewis d01'1n9:30 p, m.: Joseph E. Walker .., 2:15 a. m.; Alltedo-Ashllrd ill 4:40 L m.; Cypress ctown7:50a.m.;Jerrbc.t down 8:10 a. m.; Meldahl Locks, Jesse Brenl d<IWn 11:15 p, m.; Charles K. doWD 11:25 .P. m.; Jack Wolford dOI'In 111-<ntdnlghl; Esso Arkansas up 2:40 a. m.; Mary Ellen down 4145 a. m. "Mill ~· 1HIJRSDAY ;a. ' . INSURED SAFETY FOR YOUR SAVINGS Savings plans at our bank feature FDIC Insurance for every account Your, ~- . ings will be insured ' to $15,000. Move . ,.,. your savings today! FARMERS and SAVINGS CO. FOR THE FAMILY MEMBER F'DIC Member Federal Reserve System AFU!J., OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 5:00 TO 7:00 Moln St. Cotton calico, handprinted with wooden blocks, was SERVIu: BANK Pomeroy first made in ' CI.Iieut, India. COLUMBUS (UPD - Flrb'· three o( the 170 guards on lhe early shlO at tbe Cb!Ut-.correcUooal ID.Utute failed to report fOr !JOrk tods7 as psrt of a protest over low pay ol state employes. ·, lllial Couoll oeout leoderl attended I doy eaD1> ' li'II!IIIW oualon at eiq, Saillf Ben! ..U EIIZIIbelh, Weot Virlbdao .. Taolda: and W-ada)'. Gollll trcm here l'o<lba oeoll.,whlchwaacooducted by olllclala o1 the Four . RI..re Girl Scoot Ceuadl were lira. Wallaoo Powers, ~ lira. Plt llufty, Mro. llerDord Fultz, Mrs. Mary Lcqonotte, Mrs. lleU:y Haw11, llro. Kao Noaae and Mn. MorJorle - ' · . Emphalle al11lt -..., ouldoor trallllll! IIIII odftaeeol lldlla. 'l1ltre - • aeul- 111laohlng a C.rokee ldtchea, moldol a Doloota bole, a bean hOOI, and a hay hold, aellllll! up tenia, and lack paddJ:r. . ()pea fire reelpeo won tried lncludi!W a IIIOibocl <i eook1Jw Ia""' and 1811 Ia I - llq, RallO' doy proen1111 were dlacuaand 1llll11ltro wao 1 lime lor 1eorn1ott - lOIIlS. »._ ..... A polliwog turns Into a frog. KEDS Knotchers to Give Shower -PI,.. for · CI'OWI1tiW '<i · State CorrecUons Chief Maur)' ( SCOW ARE RllMINDED I&IIID thlt 1113' 15 Ia the deodllne for I'OIIatertlll! for day -width will be held JUDO 23-27 at Ro.1aJ Oak Park. There Is a ~ loe. SUNDAY · Children Go on Field Trip ·Ree. $1.40 Mlddl~ klnderprten chUdren were talam 011 a lleld trip · Weclneec!IIY In comecU111 with lhO!r llt!MIY unit on, spring. • 'I! l'b7)11• ~ei!D& b.Y '"'' with llro. llaeketl, teacher, and aev- ill'. Mro. Karolll1a Tlloma. .,!11'11 ot the molbero, the )'011111. '!."ttero were 1alrell to the laue. Sent 10< TREE PLANTING l 18 · Wolton farm neer Cheoler for a Jlolure bike. Paul Smart and Tom :j:aoaell accoinpmlod the 111'0011 ;ovFthe nature trails. There was 1 ; ) a P..cnic luneb at D'XIIl. :.:. Got., 011 the llald trip laoldeo '•l&ro. HeckeU, Smarl, Caaoallllld An Arllor Day plantlnJ wu tile 51 cblldi-• Were Mra. Caroheld Frldl,y at the Rullllld Ele,qn Domolilty, Mro. Jean Ketq, "Jiro. Beverly Lonl and dluib- mentery SchoOl by the 'I>Oclall<l1ter, Mary Betb, Mr1. VIcki lba- ucUJ.oa clau aallisted by mem::,cldnl, Mr1, Ruth Moyer, her bers ~ the R111land FriBidiy 'IIIUIIbter-111-lall and sranddlllilt· Gardolloro. • Mr1. W~Uom Wwtord, club presldeDI, Mrs. Lar17 Edwerda, and Mro. Joe Jl9lln represented the garden elob at the plalltlng. A prosram oo Arllor Ill!' was OWH A SKYLINE presented b.Y Edwuds. Tho ehUP4LM ~PRING$ dren plenlod two Oowerlns crab - · olotll with· ...!Vie. and a Buei<Oye aeodllna proylded b.Y • ·MASSENGILL Pepto· Bls~nol · Ree. 69c ·JOHNSON'S CELEBRATES HIS POLl DENT TABLETS 1.09 72 CANDY BARS & CHEWING GUM 10 Anniversary RIGHT GUARD DEODORANT 5~ '· 29~ ~ IN POMEROY .... 1.49 (MA Yl, 1957) WITH A BIG OF MAGNESIA . 9.9 only $1.791.'1 Ret. $1.00 . ....................... for SUNBURN RELIEF \ w lid~ %t/tfother. Is Conducted Mile 12'x60' . 2-IEDIOOM FRONT LIVING ROO II FOR ONLY $4795 lbaatata. " · The planting """ a therapy proJect - - 1>1 the prden elub. Mra. Howard Blrebfleld lo lherojl)' chllrman. Taoec!IIY tho apeclal odueallon ellll went to the Blrch!laldbome where lllu were ollotm texlderml' work llld ~~~ an e»>>onallon onlhe procooaeolnvoiYod 111aenlq blrda b.Y Mr. Blreblleld. Each .... •••Ill-• treat. . 'l1lt ..-11113' Followshii>Day of Moil• CouJiQo Cl!ureh w..... t1!dted will.be held fridaf at the United Melbodlat ·CIIIrcli; . It . · oaekluncb dllaerl ci'<ifeh. Rea. 49c ..MINT • SIGHT SAVERS (EXCEPT FAIR TRADE ITEMS) only 001H :PAS·TE FRIDAY & SATURDAY MAY 2nd & MAY 3rd OPEN TIL 8 FRIDAY WE CELEBRATE-YOU SAVE OPEN TIL 9 SAT. COFFEE AND DONUTS SER\IED New York .Clothing House IN THE MIDDLE BLOCK . KERMIT WALTON, OWNER POMEROY, OHIO " ~ .. Iolii . CREST •' '. 7 ;~ ' . .b'' .'.. .. ' ' ' '(_. i( Rei~ ' 1.05' .. '· < .o I ' PLAN FELLOWSHIP DAY p...,_ EVERYTHING ' IN THE STORE - wellbl looer wiD pia. . . . May 18. Gllto for lap ber are not 1D oxceed •1. The 29 members pre- lhOIIed a to1a1 pin <i 1~ ........ IJid I DOl lOll o( 33 _.ta, IJndorwood .... dOclarecl weekl,y wlthJIMIY- .. thtrlllller• up. MarJorie Dmo recei.Yod tho pl1 llld Nina 'l'belo1 the trwaiiMra. Unilet liOCid ""' qu..,for the month lbowiDB a to1a1 pc:ond Inducted by Honor Society Jaelde Glue~encamp, daugttter or Mr. an.d Mrs. J. E. Gluesen. camp, tormerb" of PortiiDd, baa been lnil:cted Into die Tuscarawas Valley ll1gh School Cllapter ot the National Honor Saclet;y. Nine )lnloro and five oenloro took the oath mrlq a Cllldle lliltU., cereti!OIQ' In the acbool aucUtorium. A reeeptioa was held In tho library lor lba new members, lhalr pareote llld the facul. ~~'· J a e k I e rormeri.y attended Southern IU&h Scbool at llaeine and is now a junior at Tuaearsrawsa Valley Hli!t Scbocl at Zoorv!Ue• SALE ANNOUNCED The Catboltc Wmnen'a Club wUI bold 1 l'IIIIUIIagO oole 1113' 2, 3 and S In the boeement of lba ·Sacred Heart Church. The oole wUI be held all three days from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. The churcb park· tow lot will be 1-.allable for those atleodllll the oole. ~~:: ~~ ~ili>MI!·~, ;~:t!:~~~;~' Tree Planting Rq. $i.89 HYMN SING, 2 p.m. &mclay at I h e !tlveravlllo Collllllllllf1 Church. Pllbllc ln>lted. HYMN SING, Rutland Clurch of Chrlot, llmday, 2 to t p.m., ter are vloiU., her, Mrs. - e d by Golden Circle iillrle)' Laudermll~ Mrs. Ella Claoa. PUblic Invited . . _... Jane Mclla!llol, !Ira. Jeamle lnlllvi<Mio and ll'WPS- luvlted. !! TilE NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE IN POMEROY FOR OVER 90 YEARS ... Dr1nr1 lba pre- Gok_._ q)eraUooa witb tile aid 0[ 81.1- dlsp~te. ot lbe llelp 1t111rmar7. The.........,OI!d _ _ FRIDAY MIDDLEPORT Little Leque, lo11 ot 11'4. Helen HOI wae Friday, 7;30 p.m. vUieae hsiL ....... aaal- .... repoTeams to be made ..,_ AU e~~~ch­ for the club. ea asked to attend. PrellAU members trere uiDed to wiU be elected. be for the May 6 m.t. BR0111ERHOOD of the E!Ur• IDs when 1 vote will be ta1am 111 prise united Methodist O.urcl:, ollmiNila1 tho pl1 o¥mbel u 7:30 Friday, bomo of carl JeDo ..-mmended b.r the TOPS axeeutive board, Ruth Wljlpel "'"' BAZAAR AND BAKE SALE, the _.prize. d - . She Ia CUI'I'IIIIb' boapltaltzed al the PloaaaniValleyllotpl" Cleaners, Pomeroy, 11 for obeenallon &1111 troatme.._ POMONA GRANGE, Friday evening, at Hoek ~rtaes Grqe SYRACUSE JUNIOR TROOP 25f Hall with Oleeter Grange hosts; A HIKE AND WIENER ROAST at the llooGruoaer farm ... 181d memben to take an Item for st· Sway by members <i illraeuae Junior troop 251. lent auction. Mro. lloo Gruoaer IIIII Jod¥ joiiiOij Mrs. Kea Nw.ae and Mr1. POMONA GRANGE, regular )(la1le llarrla, ~~. l'o< the out1J11. MA!mbero al the trGop there meeU., Friday, 1113' 2, at Rocl< were Demario Aol:, Slmyl Moore, Bd:bl ~ .ljlrU Hayman, Si>r!D&• Graiiae hall with ctieoSharoa Biker, DarW. Dllicu., Allu Harrta, Kim Grueaer, Julie ter Granp •• boat. Patrooo ere - · Suite - · Karea Gulatber, and Lou AD: Staata. reminded to attend. lolembera to . MIDDLEPORT BROWNIE TROOP 174 brllljj Item for alieni aucllon. ;~ ~ for .Middleport llrat Srader• who might · be llltereoted Ill lolnllll! a Bronlo lroql are bel111 bald by Mro. BerSAnJRDAY Fultz aad Mra. Bclllby hl'ne'• ~ BAKE SALE Saturday o111ct1n8 Lost 1burada)' lba Bronloo entertaiDed the first grade glrlo at 10 a.m. In building next to - In Mro. llerD!ee CUl>eater'o claoor011DIIII4 l<doy the llrl• In Mro. Club Reotauram In Racine, :.Bradllri Moil'• claao will be aueete. The afl'alra are held tr ... 3:30 to 5 p. m. at die ocoot houoe IIIII aored by Southern Band Booetera. WGH SCHOOL DANCE PIJV, ,e"'llist o( 1 IJpleal - . meeU:w ..,.m., with the cerOIIIOII}' _,; 11114 clllllng with the Broomte r!JIII, On both occao._ brolraleo will a_pmsored by Pomeroy Ja,yeeea, Saturday from 8:30 p.m. to 11:30 be aened 11 retre.ma..ts. p.m. at the, Melp Junior IDilt .: Jovttau.... ,made by lba troop were deUnrecl to the flrstiP'adScbocl sudltorlum In Pomeroy; ors IIIII at the meetlllp 1llt aueata wore atr1 scout emblem !Uie Jays llill emcee the dance; adtap. mission 75 eenta _per ,erl<in. Piau are fOr aniAYe.Uture c:ereDl<IQY fOr roor girls to be helcl stitute was maintaining normal pea over a wage l;l' TOPS KootcheraTaolldl;rD!allt """"· Kablentz said, however. the In- dat·ima.lilr~ .4f Ita~ enllia 11l0rt l.loi>4a7 wnrtf'~ ty CUI'lcll.PrelldenL Adult& wbo ere ..... te help wtththeday eaDll) are alooi'QIIred . te ml 0011 I rqlltraUCIIIIJrm, These !ormo hsvt been mailed t o >01-rs wbo .... ~ ud others wllllov to slvo W.S.C.S. United llletllodlot lime to the Proenm are aokecl to -ct Mro. Beraord Fultz. Church of PortlarMI, • a..m. on llro. Honry H-al Ole- _.u te serve 11 tho doy eaD1> Friday and Slturday It Duke :-week. pervlaory perB<llltlal. He aald no Ohio Nallonal Giard troopa were caUed. Meanwhile, the Oblo l'llll· lt.oiiUary returned to normal 11>- ANNUAL MEETING, Me I i a Ceunly American Had eros. Cballter, 8 p.m. Thursday at Veterane Memorial Hoopllal ca'eter!L P.mtlc Invited. . MEIGS COUNTY Cooolcll o( Parerita and T•chen, 7:30 .Po m. Thurllday, Rutlallll elemea.. tary ochool. Delep,tea and 011>ers .intereated asked to atteDL List ot new otncers ofP. T.A. unlto to be aubmiUecl to the ...,.. IUid I lhow• er In her - . w.e made mrlnla lllOOIIDI el thel(oip Coon. Dauat\ters of America, 7;30...,: day nlllltt atlhelOOF ball. Practice for pOrt In the rally. NomInation of oltlcera. BULl GARDEN SEED QUALITY SEEDS Field aid .LlboraloiJ Tested . ALSO ONION SETS STOP IN AT • ; • CHASE · HARDWARE CONTENTS J2 FL. . ·:·:-<; �,I ,, ,' i .- ·- ,.. \ ., ~- . . ' . · ,r-- - ~·-'1 • . ,)' I·-'~ ~-· ••nee · . ~--":m . .· T ..... __ :.,;.": ~;..L ·:.....J.... ·, __ ~ ~ :tiD·~~ JW. ~• .._ ~raeuu~ ·~r r • ·. ~.. . ..:=. ....... 1 'j> . . . . . ' '. ·1-·-.-- ., Llf... ' ', . ,. ' r.. '4 , " 1 ,( . 'I' , .. , 1 s· · . • , . 1 11;',1 · , ·. · Tbe:..-JeOf.,......,.leo' - ·,10 be I!IVen 'ill !IGirll Ook POrk lbla ~ lin 1ieoa an' • IIIIIII,CK ,• , Tbe loke ·roo• foi: the leo...,. ' -be oblllnod Ill iJ¥Pr7, Rog. lllrallon for nlmminlclaoooa will bo held at die trading post each ~ before tbo be8f/,. · , · lilY 01 , l!t• requirid ~··· ""' ~ able 10 pa•• a~ ll1llmiDlna toil. ' : To quail!)' ror - ... corlifl. catoo, .POroooo aro elllllble 1111o bove paaoecl their IIIII bli1hilv or 1111o are - . t s,la ... .....thollth ..... Ia lcbilol,'and""" meet the Jllp'Bieal and~ .,... , • 1 '·r· ' · Sophomores Offer Drama . Urder the direcUon or Larry Rltc:ldo, EIWI!ohinlltructor, sophomore• of Eoatorn High School wm pNsent a comedy, "Finders Creepers''. at 8:08p.m. Frf. day In tile school adtortum. Plot ortheplaynwlve. .roend Hert:ulea Nelson Tma Karr, and oy Howard Bahr, making a trip As It turns out Jason Is pretendto visit Uncle Bob, Mike Boring, i!V to be dead ill an a - t to ao:l Aunt Mar7,DebbieF1tch. The boys arrive to fiOO that 44 Uncle Bob" is a mortician and there is aDDther gueat In· the house, Jason Q~ey, playe<l by David Smtih, who has "eJpired". S t r a n g e trap &Cineone who tried t'o muror hlm. There ta a "ll ve wire" gratUI¥ played by Joy Kautz and rmnaaUc inleroot with tho male leads things occur as Jason. sl()pOaed- provided by JeaD Whitehead and ly dead, moves about the house._ Kbn Fick. Kindergarten, First Grade Sign•Ups Set In Southern District > . IHE COME IN AND SEE OUR SUMMER SELECTIONS OF • • • CARTERS Layette Items Crib Item$ Sun Suits Bonnet Sets Shorts & Shirts ' .P~J Sun Sill~$ Crib Sets Sun Suits IlDDlE. SHOPPE · you will enjoy its stylish beauty for a lifetime and the ·happy memory of the great wm linger on... Inger·. i• o..,..,, ···-, l.. lllf4 ,.,,..,ch••I•R4,.•tiMI! . 1flt 'lf'IWR 1'11111. I~ s.J• PricH .199.9S , Hen! ·. ' ~ Provldanco. An lnvltatltln •• ··~"'the public. a DRY· CLEAN HOME LAUNDRY S.ooncl MiddiiJIOot, !!, Gofdtn o..tdel1 "'U"-14tc lolid •old ca ... U J.W.II. Faceted Cf)'ltel, 11$.00 Dl•mond Con.......... - 141( 1olid sold. :23 jewel• . 2 dl• ·· mond1. 195..00 GOESSLER Jewelry Store ,Q COURT ST. \C) POMEROY aol:wleThe loeo dropped PHIItd~~tclt.r• r111.. , ... 111 . .Ct. !~Hip,~ ....... T., 1 M "· '"lillie~,. ,.,.u,. pltttic . T1tpl• ...,. "''• •i•-· cUff •~ c•..., ltill ........ "~'''"' 219.95 • ftll ,....., rim.' co. IOIY... IAIU ...... lot Wahama'o REG. 59c 39~ BABY -SHA POO REG. U9 SIMILAC '" 6.08 PLAYTEX quart size Rq. 2.29 BABY NURSER REG. NOW 5. 99 ,MICRIN SPRAY . Rt~.f.49 -111" -BlOINE ,Rq.1.5!1,4% oz. 1. 28 ·ltea. "99c A4~ ~ ~· SAVE'$1.30 ~..~· 98t . : 100 ct. ON ... ~.,. ONE·A·DAY MU.LTIP.LE VITAMINS JQIICSON & JOHNSON PLUS IRON STEII-PADS 3·3:e. ll 9 J.lio. c • ·..SPECLW iZES· ·on All y .., Purcho••• 'ENFAIIIL 8 THI '20 .:~-1~' ' OUTsiZEs 32 w. 1.29 BOTTLE BABY WEEK T.V• .Stamp• 279 69~ Case Of 24 Can{ll oz. Size ~~ seuoa record to 7-8. Ravena.. wood got aillo hll. Each team ccmtlllitloed fOur errO<L size BABY WEEK SPECIAL! AEROSOL PAN. .. and ROLLER PUIICHAsr . ,wmt .... or 2 Gallons Vagvlite 9 oz. Q-TIPS • clean mouth • clean breath ECOH. SIZE Ravenswood in RAVENSWOOD - Bownawood ocoted a clutch nm in the-. of tho olgl>th to take a 6.'1 victory over Coach Grant Barnette•aWa· hamo White Falcooa here Woolnesdly afternoon. Uf\Y Tbnm7 HOIIU'd pitched fer tho Falcooo Ul1li1 the .olahth when Raoilly Smith came on Ia relief. Falcon hitters were Guj Slok, two olnsloo, and dory Clark, Howard aad Che- lbooh, .ch . LOTION 8.98 Pick-Up & O.llvor 99Z.2057 Modbot~rd b•d. -. PIKoo, S.l• Prir.- .. Winner's R.,Ie BABY - ..~ •n . JOHNSON p;,,.._ C..ntry Stylo Mapl• IIIICH PIOitiCIAL.I1 ' tll.l40 .. ........... . . MIDDL!POI!L Hondeomely grolutl e~nd with matching ple~1tlc top1. TrlpJe dNae•, fi'Gflled mirror, chut~ 1:he~hlle~d: • £rptrt IMttriM Dtrtnliq .Uvitt " No CINiriJf • C:onvtnitltl Blldetr Ttr•s ro Mttf Peri~HN~l Ntt~ . ' ' ·Is on May 4th ~~~~'u;.Smi~~ to give I'll POIIPI' PGOtoro were Jal&odaad ond. Prlooo were $3 r.iti!ratend Pflsollwudod to the wlmero by P for ooeon4 in . .h eatocoey, ·~ MI•I PoppyI " 1'atnm1 Tbe JIOIIP1 pootoro wenjudpd ·--- - - .. · Guinther, dllri1111'110sday rilalii'a . b)' lira;; Ptorl ' - ' lllrL Ban moetlqr of tho Junior mombero Nlulzlltw and Mra..Gtnld Wllfof the Ladle a Anxlljacy of D.row ormuib. lllu C!lotch preo, Wtblter P01139, Americu Lo- oodt ol1ilt Judie• udYra.I!JioD ..... · Couch, ·- - Of ·the auiiiTaid!V lral plaeo In the cote- acy, with.a P«t1P7 cor-. P1 for 12 to 18 year olds ,., .. For the preoentatleo~ orawardJ Jllllea Cooch.. Cheri Router cel'tDUIOiea, Min Guinther ......,· Oaeool, HCDINltltJIIOIItiOII Will! I ted droll, I '*<Iliad of JIOJ>tO Ilia• Coraoy,lllar)'SueRa.Yes ·pleo aad a wbt!Oriltltollwllh''lllt0111 Rita Coact. 1111 Mlao PGIIP1''111&old·lellora.: Ill the alx to 111'011' old cato- · Tho riltbot!-for~tllw: ...,., Mloo-r'aposter- memltorohlp pal reeeloodlll tho: lint alid Jackie Cone)>. re- dlotrlet ""'-'"' wa ' I pr-Diod ·llf Mlao CWclt to tho• aUldlllr)Tbe pn-1 tatloa .w u malli~the . _ har Lo4too Auxlllacy tiiiiO!Iow. Jwdor IDI!'II'dM!t1 decorated 1tbe rofreslomeol ialllo 011111 0 COD-1 terplece of a wlilte mtlkJ)111 · 1bo 20ii. allllllll llol' Fellow· be- of~ioaa-withi'N· ! iii"' Day of tho ado IIIPtlst tapers til Wblto-._ Patriotic.:,· !Jiuild ':llrlo or,!he ,Pnvid- IIQkina wore Ulad. :·l llaol_,y lloptlst Aaooclation wtll bO hold lla1 t at tho Fb'at Remeinher tbe men wbo cu't · •IIIPtllllllurch at -vlllll. forpl. Woor a Wdcl1 I'IIJPI 011 Tho Rev. E. 4 strittlraa or co. llamodal I)&Y. _ lumbua, paatorofthehoatcburcb, wtll Ill.. tho mortti!V IOrtt\00. 'l11t aftornootl OOIIloo beiiDI at 1116 p. m; with dnolloaoh to be lOci b¥ tba · ~ and Plketoa oab<llatrict pUd liriL IS THE TIM! TO Gunl ......... fortheaftoraooo irlll be Mrs. Mary - · ol co. lumltua, otato audltwciWOIIloa'a COII...Uan, aaxllhar7 to the OG- Atlas.Jires aac1 vrs. . - ' ·Post.ers Judged . .Fellowship Day Now's the tirfte; thl. pr~~e~ ·mok·· dreGms . of a beautiful bedroom come tru•f Choo.H from foremost llylos, all in good looto, quality-built by some of the country's best makers. And ,auch l:ludgetapleaalng prices! -- L too!!,.,. ., to " car..-, "'·::... CiifiCfiiirfiiiiCo. oltaroatoo ... Mrl, Dill . . . . Mrl. ION lNG .EXPERTS Pattorno aro Rotooravuro Prlntod - Tho Haled in clear vinyl for easy_core and heavy wi'Cir. · Lloa !lot - HGndloo aaa!ly In 12' Width !DO Welob, end Yra. Dms. Tho' ---------TODDLE lYKE ·,•• will never be a better than Dolqolu to dlllrlet end - - oloetad ..... llrt. Olb1lflrlll, ftrst.. Nn. Cather· . BEll "DURAVINYL'' SEAMLESS FLOORS HEALTH TEX Shorts,jlacks Shirts SWi!!fJl- 4 I'IKtl, R'CONDITIONI -;;;;:;z:=:t:: • PI'OIIl'llll .Underway. U11i111u• li-11 ,..R.Is c.. lrut •llh '.' ' __ . • However; public &l.IJ,IXIE't must be lndicatod in order to get tho l•.,..lr ....,.1. -~~ . liRio"-'1 . ' !!! Housing lt.Ell W,_ illlm DEIU . •=• · poi...,, GOESSLER'S / ,, c:our10 o..,lall,y for adults in Jlei!lilol' u, 9:141 • fll:ll . · Wldcb .IIIIIY ~ leorn to swim .., , llo&lmw ~ iO:I3 , 11~. , •· lilY levolacein'd!Jiitolbelroblll- .A....t 9olmmiDI b.ur~, 6:.10.t;;r. There Ia .., IIWlmmlnJ PJ'Oo ' 8:311 . · • ' · rOIIIIIolto for the c:ouroo, but the AllGVBr t . AllGVBr , 7 qe r~ 1118, ThO QD- AdiriiiCed llo&lmer, 8:00 ·~ 1 ,oo, ' chronized nlmminl•our•o, ror AdviiiiCed 'S!ibomer; 1:00.10:00, llrlt ml¥, Ia to praetlea- belle kYival SlriJnDilq: CAclv>ineool) · , .-~ . :':M!:r~~~~ .,;ad:· , '• ,JIIty .~1 • AllGVBI' I c J • . ·.. l1,t., .•. . . ~ llwl""l"~ · ·~~· , "~~•. 0:00-111:00. . ·m•st be at leaal Ill • - reg. awimmiJig courses toocb aldUa DMJole. laer for a CGUroo before It will that an esOOIIilal for ounlval II lllero are ~JM~Biiono; por. be lllton. and no more than I! Ia water emersoneieo, Baalcllllr- oma an bmtod to contact the · ·ollldoall will be accoptod for lilY 'rival Bwimmlna Is for omowinl- laatru-, UDda Hackett, Midone claaa. mera or nOvices. 'lbere are ao· dleport. SCHEDULE OF COURSES 1 lloyo and slrla1111ohavorooch- 1180 ~- Advanced our. . od the 1180 Of 12 end arenotoldor 'rival awlmmiaB Is for JUNE 2 - JIJNE 13 tbaD 15 years, who are Btu~ wbo have swimming ablltt1 com- SWimmer, 8:00 ~9:00a.m. doall in the 7th to llltb school parohle to that covered Ia the lnlarmedlate, 9:00 • 10:00 a.m. , grade loduslve are olllllbl• to boslc couroo but 1111o need or Advanced Belfmer, 10:00 • II take Ufe oavlni tnstructtm end want oddlllonal sldlls. Thoro u:e a.m. quollf)' for )IIIIDr ll!o oovla&eor- no ll!ll ...,promonts. 9Jrv!val SlrimminB (Baalc, 6:30llflcatoa, provided they are Ia In the besfmer and odvaneod &:30 p.m. ooend phyalcal eondtllon. have no beginner couroos, students ct JIJNE 23 - JIJLY t tihYolcal handicap a . tbal would all ll!llS are tall8hl basic swim- Bqlmer IV, &:00 • 8:45. render illom Ulllblo to perform mlag and safely skills dosl&ned Boglmor m, &:45 - 9:30. to make thom reosonably safe Bqinnet U, 9:30. 10:15, ln, on, or near the water. Beginner I, 10:15 ~ 11:00. fD die intermediate course. swimmers learn and praetleeba(Coollnood rr... Pan l) slc lllroldng move~ dosl&nth8 ~uw• 01 ttle pJ&n. These ed to coordinato one good s\Yie contracta must be for a term or ct swlllllllil>gplusareauna-. not less ttan one year and not on the back, more than nve year11 and provis-Th.o swlmmor and advanced ion& are made tor renewals. 1wlmmer cooraes Increase tile New ln...eoJt rental unite ma.y llwimmor'a onduraneo andwataralso be COilBtructod but those too manohlp by coordlnoUna all must meet certain nqulrements 1\Yiea "' swiRuning and rolatad and be ajlprovod by the Author- aldUs. 1\Y. . Tho only courses bolag ol!orTho Authority lo hold nopon- ed wbichareuot:Red Croll coors- · lllble tor repalrsmadeneceuary es are the adult coorse and the 111 a result of wroqful aets or .111DChronized swimming couraa. negligence by tho Aulhor!\Y nr the teJBIII~ On tho <ihor land tho owner is committed to reclecoratlm ovecy eo ollenandlmeplow.., the prqoorty. Certainly. armed with plloto. IJ'II)hs of poor locol hooolqj, dotorloraUna nelghbomoods and m. cmno Oauros ofMell!• Countiana, locol olllclals will Ia" li1tle tndlle · cCHivlncllV the Slato Board tllat such an Authori\Y lo aeeaooacy In Meip Comly. or Rltdde. KaeeJiiW, 1 to t, are Dale BostoD, James Young, Howard Bahr, Howie caldwell; aecoad row, Debbie Wood, Jcu Whitehead, Debbie Fitch, Kim Fick. BreD Borbw, Joy Kautz; back r<M', TOIIl CuT, Ray Walson, Do'lid Smith, Mike BoriJw and Cotlly Smiib. ._a,ao. . ·' · llotMoor IV, 8:011 • B:f.l ~~ """'" Ia mtreiJ ~ ., :&e~~nner'm,l:45 ~ 1:30. ', =: ·.= ::.d:Ur! ~S:.T!:.!:Ifl::r ~ .:,~·~ 1'IIQiE SOPROliORES ol. Eastern IIIah SC:hool are cast iD role1 of ''Fbdera Creeper a," a clliiiOCiy to be PJ'..olllod at 8:08 p. m. ~ in the schoOl auditorium under the clireetim or Larry 8:30 · ~~·:oO~,t:POo ... -. •o;GO.u;oo. ,J/,·.,"··.~ r . JULY 18J '!' ·. Ai ·B.o:VOl-oiih Parkfi .o,·..... u·m . 'me ·· J ':._ " . . 1 ,,. • \ ,. t . ' i ., ..·, , ' . .·~;.\' N'UI$ETJt &oz. ' ', ,7 _9 };'" ~ . lenin. (' - .· · " · ~ . �' !>!>'' ""' ,.,, ~· '., • l • \ ,. : 10 - Tlie ~ ~I!IIDOJ, PomeroyoM~ WANT AD -INFORMATION OEADllN.ES 5 p.ftll . Ooy Before Pvlllllcotion lllonder O.•dli• t cut. Coneellotionf & C: ..reet ionl Will N 9CUpteil until 9 •·•· for Dor of Publicoti•n . REGULATIONS TM Pulllioher r. .erv. . .the right to odit ar reject ony odt dHtMd oil· "' ~-~·"·f fOctiOMI. T._ p.. lither will not H reoponslblo tor - • than ,,.. Incorrect intortion . ·< ' 0., 'lliUrldQ, May I, 1969 · . ' ·, SUNO ADS. Additional 2Sc Cho•R• per AdYOr• tiiiMI'II . OffiCE HOURS 8 :30a .m. to 5:00 p.m. Daily .~iJfa.m. to 12 :00 Noon Saturda~., ' MUSIC EVERY Friday and Satlll"day at Jack's Cljj) on Harrisonville Road off Rt. 7. TIWLER. . llruwn'1 Tralltr Pllt, Mlnemllle. !'bone 11ft. 31121. 44-121e 4$.3tc FURNiliiED &pallmeo1s, lief· D!BTV WAU.S will do. Wtpe.out deaner makes them lib new. Rent a wall clean- • er, fl. Baker 1'\lndlure, ~­ DOidtl Flower llbap, M111011 I WILL NOT be responsible lor City, w. Va. l'b:llle 7'1Ulf7. any debl• «>ntraded by any442-lfe one other than myseH. Robert Clifford Roush, FURNISHED and un!urnlahed New Haven, W. Va. apartments. Close to ·ICbool. 4$.3tp Phone 192-5434. 10-!l-lfc --EXCAVATING, basements, farm poncli and land clearIng. William J. Roush, 'lblrd st.. Mason, W. Va. !'hone '1'/3.,1Zirl. 4-ll-6te ~ dleporl. ForS.Ie FURNiliiiED bouse Ia J>omt. PUBLIC SALE Friday, George's roy, On rooms IDd beth. REGIS'1"mRED Appaloooa stud In Memory Auction Ho:. : se, Rutland, new Call evenlap, IJ9ll 5111S. service $31. Emollent color L~ MEMORY of V1UM:e Millr1nd used merchandise. Conand Clllliormalion. 1lqtJiered U-llc hone, who passed away so ~ignrnents welcome. Open Bassett hoomd stud aervloe, suddenly on May I, 1968. from 10 a.m. till sale time FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM also Baas It puppies. Fnmcll for ronsignmento::. Sale starts apartment, Middleport. Pboat Beoedum, Rt. 1, Reedavllle, What we woold give to see ot 7 p.m. 5-l-2tc 192-#14. 3-8-tfe Ohio, julll oft Rt. 7 on !klcyuur smile, ceos Road, Phone M7-31158. To sit and talk with you THI!:RE WILL be a s~n 1 THREE room Apartment, 4-f/.flp awllile. match at the Rutland Gun <U!IIJlletely modern wttb buiJt. The blow was sudden, tile Cltlb Friday starting al fi p.m. In kitchen, wall oven 8Dd EARLY AMERICAN stereo, shock severe Iii\ dark 5-1-2tc table top unit, lllalnleu steel AM-FM radlo. kpeed cbMTo part wi1ll yuu, we loved sb* wltll dlspolaJ unit, bath, ger, 4-apeaker S01IIId system. CRAFTSMAN 10-lodl beDcll so dear. oaw, used very llltle, like l'OIII)>Iele wttb !~tower and Take over paymenllJ ol f$.75 We olton oil and tltink of you, (~ARAGE SALE : Antiq11es, new; Electric range and met<!quarium, boat. band saw. large closet, nicely decoratper month or pay balaace due, The thil>go yuu ll!ed to say al wall cSblneUI, allllllllllm ed, Call 8111-ml lor appo)Dt$86.15. Phone IJ9ll.illt3. buffet. camning - · go-kart, and do; olonn doors and windows. lockers. manv more items: meat. 4-!J-tfe ~-«c We ...,nd..- v.iry you had to Phone 91t-=81, Albert HilL Saturday an<! Sunday, Third die 5-14\p and Fourth. Dan Cremeans. :>NE two-bedroom and one SOUD STATE slereo, 111111 WillWilmut a chance to say Salem St. , Rutland. 5-1-2tc three bedroom apartment on nut stereo cunaole with t good>ye. Wetzgall St., Pomeroy. Phone opeakers, 4-speed automatic WILL IL\VE Ill 1'll'lellel ol AUCTION SALE. Date, Satur- 992-5333. S.Hic clutn~er. Take aver pa)111eals southern pJapll alta' Apa11 IS. So sadly missed by his day. MaJ 3. Time, 12 Noon. of IS per month or pay balfllone CleJW R. Ilurll liDwife, Violet, children, Plae•. llome of Mr. and Mrs. """" due $71.10. Call IJ9ll. ~ grandehildren and Auto Sales Howard Phillips, Long Street. 3443. 4-2'1-etr bro!her. 5-1-ltp Rutland, Ohio. Wa!olt fur sole 11188 CHEVY Two, Wo<loCl' Mdan, v~ automatle, Pboae IID- RABBITS, Bunnies and Breed- ZIG ZAG '""""'le: 111811 1'.11 Zag signs. As we are mo•ring inro sewing macltlne. 'Ibis macllIN MEMORY of Raymmd iif7. "*'tfe Ing Stock, Phone 317-:IZ48, a !railer we will offer at l'tj]. lne makes buttonholes, dlll'lll, Fitcll, Jor.: lie Sale the following House4-2'1-6tr eanb., makes many fancy stitl•old items: Humphrey HeatOne year ago today, May ches. Take over paymeota of ing stove, 30 ln. Magic lllef ONE SMALL garden tra<tor $5.44 or P"7 tl6.21. Try II In first, Range, All Cedar Bedroom with cuHlvaton, ee&. Phone We laid him to rest. your home. Call . .. Suite , Tan Bedroom Suite. 985-3529. 4-29-3tp He iB oadly miseed by aU of Steel Clothes Ck>set. Large us, Bed. HaU Bed, 2 Lamp Tab24-INCH Cralteman riding 111811 AM-F'M stereo. I.ovely Who lOVed him beol. les, Matclling Round Coffee lawn 1111>wer. Call 9S2-6612. walnut console. This 1101 bas Table, Ki"'ben Ca~inet, 2 4-19-Sife 4-lpead automatic d!qer Sl8lers and Families Steel Cabinets, Utility Table. 5-1-llc wllll· ,.,...r storage. Take 2 Stand ·•Tables, Z· Rockers. NEW 1969 Zig Zag sewing ma...~over' paymenll of • per 12' x 15' Wool Rug, z Small chine jn lovely cabinet. Auto111011111 or pay balance •ue. C.rcl Of Th1nks Gas Heaters, TV Set. Refrigmatic Zig Zag to sew on butTry It In your home. Caii!J9ll. TIIANKS !o all wllo Wet'll so erator. Swing, 2 Wall Cabitons, make buttonholes, mono. :zaa. Uttce helpful during oor recent he· oets. Wringer Maytag, Bed gram, and fancy design by reavement after Ute dealll of Covers, Floor Lamp. otter turning a single dial. Left In our mother. Mrs. Jessie ...1Estate For Slle 1te1111! too Numerous to Menlay away and never used. Pay Stowe. O'BIIJBN • QIOW lion. No1 responoible fur acSMITH AUTO SALES . off $56.80 or tenns f1.25 weekICAN ... UGA, OHIO :rite Family. RI!:ALTY CXliiPANY ly. Phone 192-2685. 44-1111: cidents. Sale conducted by - - - - - - - . . . , ; . . _ 5-1-ltp WE IVY, SELL AND IU!M' Adams Auction Service, Rut- IIEN81' ~. 111hz•• l91i8 VOLKSWAGEN, auwmatland. Ohio. Ph. 742-4461. AucTRAILER 38 I 8, two rooms Wilt£ • ic stick mtft. Phone 9112-6143 tioneers: Col. Jim Adams and Notice built on In front; SO I to II. •111 after 6 p.m. 5-1-«c . GOSPEL s~ at lile Churell of Col Bill Brown. 5-l-2tc baaemollt, 011 lot Jn Rutland. '-IT-tie God, Oteoter, Ohio, Saturday, Phone 74U537 or m.liOO!. May 3, at 7:30 p.m. Featured 4-2Htp Help Wanted Pets For 5•1• • ROOM bDta wllll WI. I singers are the Cole Family EMPLOYF.D MAN. Repair PUPPIES, W..t lllgblaml loll, ..GJO.OO. L1 Oat 8lreel, from Piqua, Ohio. Ev<!ryone typewriters part time. Worlt Wbltes, IJOOIIIeo, Sdmaurers, EtFCl'ROI.UX vacuum cleanPbaal welcome. 4-30-3te with distributor. Company Poodles, Pugl. Wire Terriers er complete wifll attacllments, paint BJ)I'BY and «>rdwlnder. lraln•. Loeal Interview. Write and CoDiel. Ireland Road BODNBY DOWNING JI1ARM SALE. Sat. May 3, 10:30 Box 25, Glenohaw, Pa. ~-51p KeuneIa, one mile · etiS! ol l.c>ob and cleans lib new. J1ell ............ All. I bave sold my farm Pay off balance ol Ill: P"7· Coolville, County Road 51. 111111 will soli lite following per- WAITRESS 21 to 35, $1.25 per menllJ at tfi.SG monlllly. Phone 4-2'1-41< Ml" 5 ~ Olttl 1111111 pi\lpelly at Alll!llon. At hour. Apply Gree!1 Gables, IJ9ll.21115. 4-21-«c 4-lac 'lbe HUrley Nellfol! Fann, 1\t. State Rt. 7. 4-29,'1tc ForSIIe .miles NO!ih East of Salem PIGS ready to go. <Jall 918 Dl6. c-t., Ohio. (Watch tor sale OPENING fur waitress. gTill POODLE PUPPIES, AXC Tf11 4-Np miniature, and up. Slud Amlin). MAaDNE'RY: IllS cook and car hop. Apply in lel'Yice ud grooming. PboDe •RfllPOSS;;;E;;;;:D;-;;KIJI);:;:y:-:VIIf!llum Ford Jubilee Tractbr w!Ut person. Crow's steak House. IliUm. 11 I tre Jioon and tllltivalm, two Pomeroy. 4-~ cleartf!' In excellent <OIIdlFarm w,..., Hay L<ader, llon. Has an eleanlnt! attach. GEO. UOIISIEIII!II. lil'llbr ALUMINUM P'lsblng llollll, Hay Rate, Mll8ft')I-Harris menls lncludint! llulfer and LETART - 7 - . lleth, J Busine11 Opportunity tale, deep, sturdy. Buy a safe Pkt up Dise S Pl. hlll:h, Maolomolih!r. Sella new lor over bednloma, well to wall carOWN YOUR own dry cleaning boot for ,.,or lamlly's proteo. ll\ll'e Spreader (steel 'lllleel) ' $200. Pay oft 8 paymeuts at pelinl, pB!!eiing, 11Bt8ge, 2 business. Ambitious man or tlOil. See IMelllo Davis, v. N"" Idea Mower 3 Pl. Hitch, 18.10 IIIDIIIhly. Guanmteed. woman to take over and own mile wflll rJ aew Rt. :a 011 """"· f10,1100.80 Grain Drill, Feed GrindPhone 992-31115. t411e POMI!IIOY - 2 loll off Spring lruclc and roote. We will do ![lngllluey JIDall, t t IDle er, Corn !Jlfller, Platfonn An. Out cf ~ water. oleanlnt wholeoale. Apply In Seales, MUk Cooler, Electric per!lm. A.B.C. Cleaners, Ma- Rl!lMOVE EXCJ!R! body IJuld !lOME GROWN toomto plants tlleep Shearers. Four Dairy lor garden uoe. Heines 1110, IIJDDi.III'oBT - • - . 1% son, W. Va. 4-10-tfe with Jl'lulda Tablell, ODIJ 01111: Two Guernsey Cows, fl.t9 at Nei!IOil Dra!l, 11-14-tltp lnijHoved Melioam, and BIB ballla, 5 bediOOIIII, -prace, Two Jersey Cooul (One Fn!sb WILL SELL one or both of my Red Delicious; also ~ empcl1, Nilll' IIIDnl IIIII Man:tl). 700 Bales Hay Clavplants. See Toin Ha)'llllll, sdloall. tlOJIGII.Gtl ' cleaning planllJ. A. B. C. !MlLLIONS OF l'lll!8 !rave been er Jflaed. FURNITURE & ay,-.....,, 1100 feet above tile Cleanm, Mason, W, Va. JII!LEN or VlllGIL 'I'BAFORD cleaned w1t1t Blue Lusll'l!. It's MlliC.: Dlnller Bell, Waoh pmt on Rt. IJI. f-».lQtc ASIIOCIAT1!21 • , 4-10-tfe America •• llneoit. Rent elecStand, Old O!(toard, Iron tric &ltampooer t1. Baker Kettles, Cherry Chest, Dresshrnlture. 4-21&! AKC IIEGISTERI!D lltlhuallla WANTED er, Beds, 3 pc. Bed Rm. Suite, puppteo; also stud service. lullIIIII Slnrfius mecllanlr, lltands, <llalnl, Klldten Cabl- F.XPERIENCED Call mma. ~ HANNAH'S Huaband Heetor WATER LINES. 6Jinplete must ~ave own band tools. nell, Copper Boiler, Unlro bafa Irani worlt, so he cleans ter line 1ervlce. Trenchlnc• . Contact Robert Fournier, SerDeep Jl'ree2er (30 cu. ft. up1960 otllS • eonvertlbl,, yelOle ... wltlt Blue Lustre. pipe IDstal.lation and bookup l'iee lolfll'.. Ma!IO!I Ooonty riglltl, Perfection Heater low wl1ll black top. Ill aoed Rent electric obaopooer fl, and beiCkflll. Henry Babr Chrysler-Piymauth. Pirone (Fuel Oil), Pictures, llamrage coodilloo. Phone 819-21~. Tiny's Birl!atnland. t48le 1811 II or Roger Ba!lr 18$675-1225. 4-2'7-511: Grinder, Maytag Ironer, Util~ 31168. 5-1-Mtp !ty Cabinets, :110 Apple Crates, Cider BorreUs, Ladders, Bee . ' For Rent !lmoker, Hand Toola and oth- P'IVE ROOM APARTMENT, IIIG8 VOLKSWAG~ ••lilif:i; also 1968, tt-lnot boat motor er ltemo mo numerous to unfurni•hed. call 992-5990. and traUer. Phone 1191-7181. ' mention. Terms: callh. Own4-29-etc G-1~ ' er: Mrs. Lizabeth D. Nelson. BRADFORD AI/CTION 00., lbclne, Ol!lo, Ph. tl9-38:!1. --- . . . . =- --- ••&. ....... m saw. " " ,•• HOBSTETTEI REALTY ..... . • .., ---w,. Switch·Over In One Day ' C. C. Bradford, Auct. A. C. lhadbd, Mer. IAmclt oerved 11J O.E.S. 4-1'1-ste COMPARE THESE PRICES RECAPS •.••• .~ •.•••••••.•••••• ~ ••••••• $8.95 PLUS TAX & CASING PAINTING, lnt..rlor • nter1or deocratlng, bern roots, bouse ' roofl. Phone 'HUztl. 4-Z'/-etp VACANCY' fvd\111 eldldJ ,... pie. ....... p.td .... llrl•• 111111. 1'111111 M •·' 011, 7INlll. SPARK PLUGS .................. ; •• ,. .~ 69c AUTOLITI; & .CHAMPION · · OIL FILTERS ...... , ..·................ $2.49 PUROL~ TOR BRAl!D WITH (II~ PURCitASE ' if', P~RSOMS' lillf!l , RT. · 124 , ' ' 'lliolilil.........~ NIGHT •.• CALLRAWLINGS SERVIC'E.• DAY 992·2i5f ·, ;, · ' NIG~T ·..' ~ '; . ~. 1' .SERVICE ' ' Opon1 Mon. tl.ru Fri. 11-6 Satunlay - 9·6 Sunday - 11-6 AIR OONDI'I'IONINO Ilion 1111'\'lee. Jlclt't Quick- HAROLD WALKER HUMPHREYS Phant 992·7242 w. Main St. ......... Servf~•· llefrtl- P~«J~>~~I!LV RECOI/eR COMPLETELY. SERVICE MANAGER· ..a6 E. Main PoMtroy, 0 .. c. c. \N~J T.V. Service .r.r-•n•r lleMc~ sols· . ' -GUA.RANr'EEDPHONE 992·2094 111t1t & Am Business Services 992·73Zl:c ·ft' . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . ...ss.ss ~~······ · Car Completely Hand Rubbed and ThoiDII&hiY Rinsed $1.25 ' R. H. RAWLINGs UPEIT MASON CAR WASH ~ ' PH. 99ll-2143 •a f ·~. ..11-Uc ---·-·1 f For The Fastest Service DAY or . -'' · . YOUR CAll: I. BLAETTNAit'S 'I'IWLER LOTS, Bob's Mabile Courl, Syracuse, Oblo 011 8l&lt Rl 124, Phooe - I . DATIUI/2 ' ,. . antt Brake Service .. • ,. CC~mpletl Front·tiid ...... ---- ' . 1'lllll!lE PT. S Ft. llrulh IJDI; lltiW. Phone PNIS. t-a1-6tp •. ~ '\ ·strYiCiS., --- : ;~ ' ;"i ' RATES For Wont Ad S.rYiCI 5 contt per Word one insortion MiniMIJM Chorgo 7Sc 1] cents ~r word throe c:onsec~ · tiYo i nsertiont . 11 centt ptr Word tilt c:onotculiYI ln10rtion1 . 25 per ctnl Ditcou"' en paid od• on41 ods pa id within 10 days, CARD OF THANkS & OBITUARY J $1 .50 lor SO word minimum. Eo . ~cUtional word 2c:. ' I Fin~ Ev~.jlliing.· Frorl1 .: , ''\' IIIIADI'OBD lUCftOI'fD8 eratlon, New Rna 'blat .... • • tfl Otqlell ..... ..... I Insurance AUTOMOBltl .bwwm IIIII 111.. 1, . . . m READY • -~ de!IYered J!glll to 1011' proJect. Jl'ut and ...,• . Jl'ree - ...... eueelledt ~ J8lll' ...... ar't llcealef CID . . 1111. · 0111BaAt. litre Phone ta .... Goltlela Ready • Ilk Co., ...... part, Olllo. • • tfl malel, BUDGET PRICE fundlutt 011 our lblrd floor budget lltop. Bater J'undlllle. !DMtp uL a. .. lEWlNG MACIIINIS, NPifr II!I'VIN, all WY s. 1214. The Pobrlc J'am. eroy. Aalltotbed Biles IDd ller¥lce. We . Sel,pon. 1!'j .BEST SELtCTIONI lEST WARUNTYI "' ;J - ..,_.. . ·+' - - - CIGARE'I'I'B nndlng IIIHIIDI and 1a vlte. ABC I!DI&Jil , "em, W. V•. Phone mat1. ... BRfAA '""""""' f!!!r · BRteK OR COHCRETE S11WCTURE! BUT BEST PRICES rrc.e I y WHAT HAPPEH6 IIARIIiDf'll " . . lltii. eaillllllll '"' u .... IIIII aa ;Jce. lome aatwm lniiiiJed free willl pa I 1, Pboae .. ....... THIS HORI1011TAL POWER JACI< CArt M-lfl 1968 OLD$ 442 H.T. CPE............... $2895 . Turbo Hydramatic trona., power stoorlng, boalitlful • while finish with black vinyl roof, black vinyl int., ' tinted glass, radio. A real sharp local one owner car. , ~'OR HillE, new ll'l!lldler ter line, Cf~ dralnl t lo 12 wide. Palil Andetw, ~bo son, W. Va. l'!lone m6'll8 alter 3:30 or tiNUIS Racine. 1965 CORVAIRCORSA H.T. CPE ........ $1W5 4: s~d trans., 140 H.P. Midnight blue finish, with v~nyl tnt~rlor and bucket aeatl, n•w tlrn, radio 0 · n1ce clean on•. ' 4-»-tfc i967 PONTIAC FIREBIRD 2 DR......... $2295 400 cu. ln. engine, 4 speed trans., radio, like new w/a/w liru, low mileage, oxeollent condition. ' arucrs Cull ... em, " . . . uve up 10 vs•• repllrl. BriDa a- ID IIIII 1965 PONTIAC .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. !)II Safari Station Wagon, local I owner car, will~ /Qver ' dark blue finish. Clean lntorlor, like now w.W 11~: ; .aulomatlc, power sl-ing and brakes. Radio. · ..... Olaek'• "· 111 Jlulteto. 1111 An., PwOJ. 18tfa · CROSSWORD ,4oilllU 1.'1'111 lUIIe: 1965 • CHEVELLE ...................... $1395 . 1 Ma •bv Conv. VB ong1no, poworglide radio hoator new whitewall tires, green exterior fi~iah with whi·t'~ ·· nylon top, vinyl interior trim. r NOTICE- ' 5. ,.,.,.... 1 ~ f 1963 CHEVY II NOVA 4 DR.............. $195 Lo~l lqw mlloa~e cor, spqtleu cloon lntorlor. R.., fln11h, Powergllde' trans. Radio ond hooter. . ' ' 1963 O_LDS F·85 STA. WAGQN ........... , Wlult f1nls~, auto. Irons., radio & hooter: Rnl -•~,, .. , · ca~. > · .. ., ' . J'r ' '· •< ' ' • ' • ; ' • .f ' ' - ·t".. ; >• 1966 GIIC.Z TON,HEAVY DUTY··.,·· • ·$2815 "t . . . . With 10 . !?~arion l)umP. V-6 eng.; 2·'i-! repr ciJifitl ~iii • ·· i j tro good B25•2Q .tlres, hiavy dlity . fr-.,Thl'o 't~uck ' liiil . had .. c"ltnl caro .ond cllb' Ia like now, ' ' "· IJOWl'l 1. An t....,, literally 2. Smear ot paint ' 3.~e. once l!rl 18. IRn and h_,.o .Uent portnor 18. tJcot.. lllh· ;::!!;' .-Jc ~fi _ IJ rul !i)~ ~-IJ.t ~\Y~~(I < . I .; L 11- UnKromblethelllour Jumbleo; one letter to elil:h oquiN, I'! rorm four ordtnarr ....... ~Uc I ' I I : [I) TABHO An BmeriOn Clean intoriqr, good w.w. lirea. R&H. !, ·, ' crow4 U. SOrority Htrvot ' l964 , . FORD . •· GA 1"'"AXlE ••••••••• .••.•••••·'•••-~ ~ · . 500 . H. T, Cpo. V8 engl~•l ' ilutom,atlc. Whitt · flnhlr ~ ·i... .• KOI)'IIn'l 4. Your• truJy 21. Sulchle 5. Frqmont pilot.of YettpiQ"'•Aa•wer ~: b)' wacon 31. Bollml\1<1 ot _1tone WW II · .~ lt.Dc:ctama­ U. Dre11 up 6. Paved 2&. Mr. ~)' ~ :u. llnUft runway Scroop, ,;;~3. Small amount ' 1. K. s. JubJect for ahort ' ' bulldinJ 35. Within a ~tor storing }1. Like tsoUda.y 24. Baeement atone'• weekend environs ·t hammerM throw traffic · 211o. Gluen i,~ Ud IUCh 14). PnvlouJiy 27. Actommo. sa Portico · 1· tf. Bp&wn •o. Blunder addrtlled aH dftte wtth ot filh n .untu :19-!llpped Dreu decor II. SII'OIIi• Loy In wall Spidor, 2 dr. black finish, good liru, 4 spd. R...tio and healer. · aner. folie " 13. Blrdo' bealia ·. -13. Conveyed i9&4 CORVAIR .... , ................... $895 . Vncle •' .. J't'llhlell , i. t. JON lturbi'H ,,, RACINE Fire lleplrlment wW . hold • ·flllll 1111001 Swlday, MQ 4 at ~ Ht1l farm. !brll at 1 p. m. WW ha.. ham, bacon, turkeys and two hall-llcp. ll-1-3te Hen Wa1 Seerttary Rudolph Heu, a Ieqdlng Nazi war crlmlnal~~e~~tenc•d to life imprisonment World War 11, was once Hit· Jer's private eecretary, tak· tng down much of "Meiit Kampf" by dWtati!)ll, ; lAtin tS. One of ~· .,· ' 0 lltf CREEl'S ll«lCJJD GO FOR •tW:Or• ~ fff~!!J! �' > ~'~· ' \ ., , Now You Know ' ... ~ Tramfer Policy POINT PLEASANT - Admin- da slated thai, "The teachers, Istrative persOnnel re.employed p.rd>all-.-y and. tenure, will be at the Ma11011 Cwncy Board of 110111 ;; letter ~ them ot E<Ucatloll meeting Tuesda.Y night their (status), as stated above." It lllrther staled: were Gary Conley, Asllstant SJ. ''II is our 1ntoot1on to attach perinte:ndent. for four years at a sllaey at $13,000; LOwell Cook, a card asking them to accept, revocatlona1 director, for $12,000, ject, or reQJest transfer. 'I'hb and Billy Sleele, ESEA Title I will he used as a working baoo Director for $11,200, all lor 12 In placing the teachere where they can do their best work. AI· months. so, we p1an to Issue a contract rHmplOJed w8re Barbara Ad- immedlalely. The polley of the kins, ~h. for 12 months: Re- Mason Councy Board at EcUcaTitle I Profesolonal Per1101111el .l • ~ r t' . \ '' ( • becu Buckner, RR; Mary Lee tion ls that no re~ons wUl Powell, RRi FIO"e Sm11h, RR; ba accepted al!er July 1, 1969, Katie Smith, RR; Patricia ste- unless it Is tor personal Wneu phens, Travel Mualci. Nancy on returning to schonl. uor course if a husband moves Fields, !t>eclal ~cation; Howout of the cooncy and a wile deard COle, Special Education; Una Hinson, Special Education: all lor sires release of her contract,. 10 months, and Jeane Baker, So~ lhls will ba brrught belo:re the clal Worker and Carolyn ~el­ attendtlon of the board of edlcamore, 12 m.ooths. There are four tion ... VACANCIES LISTED vacandes in Remedial Reading Vacancies for 1969-70 school and one in Art in the Title I term: Group. Haman High School, one lor On the Transfer List for placeVocational Agriculture; Point ment later, to be approved by the lxtard at the next meeting are Pleasant lllgh Schonl, one Eng. Charles Withers, and Charles lish, two administrators; Pt. Chambers, Principal and Assist- Pleasant Junior Hlgh School, one ant Prlnclpal, at P!. Pleasant English, (anticipating hiring an High School, reason for transfer, Arl teacher); Wahama Jr. and&. Inadequate planning and super. High School, one boys' Physical vision; JWle Surbaugh, desires Education, one Biology and one changei JacqueUne McNeely, de- Foreign Language; Henderson sires secondary and Mabel Bless- School, one Special EdUcallon; Ing and William Boggs, on re- Roosevelt School, ooe principal quest. and !lmn,yslde Schonl, one teachTeachers oo the transfer list er. New teachers to be employed are on tenure to be placed at a later date. According to the West lor the 1969-70 School Term are: VIrginia state Schon! Law, a Charlo• Alan Alberchlnskl, teacher after serving three years who attended Marshall Univers1i& automatically placed on tenure zy and Rio Grande Collego, and In his fourtl! teaching year, and received his B.S. Degree from cannot be llred, but must be plac- Salem College, placed at !lmn,yed. side Schon!. In compJJance with provisions DavJs Carl Bemett, Who re.. of the West VIrginia Code, Chap. celved his A, B. Degree 1n secter 18, 5..4, as amended, all ten- ondary education from Glenville ure cootract principals and teach- state Collego; placed at Wahama ers are automaUcally placed an- Junior and Senior High Schonl, nually In their regular posltloll Brands &!e Bletner, wbo will lf tho,v are not placed oo the graduate from Marshall Univertransfer list on or before the aizy with a B. S. Degree, placed first Mondas in MB,y. at MI. Flower School. At a special session of the Frank Cremeans, who gracliboard, Tuesda.)' nigh~ recessed aled from Rio Grande College Into the re&War session, Slper- with a B.A. Degree In edlcatlm lnteadent l Brooks Smith's..,.. and received his Masters from Ohio Unlverolcy, and bas 71,1 yWs teaching experienCe, ·placed at Point Pleasant Junior !Ugh School. Larry Lewis Morgan, wbo will graduate from Marshall Unlver. slzy In June with a B.A. degree, placed at Mt. Olive Schon!. PT, PLEASANT - The Col. Janet Irene Kellner, who re· Clvles Lewis ChaPter, Daugb- ceived her B.A. degree from :ers ot the American Revolution. Glenville state College, placed . •W meet at the Mansion House, at Beech IIlii School, 1iday afternoon at 2 o'clock. There are .35 retired teachMarjorie TOIIIJ)Ietoo or Hunt- ers in the county, not includ181on will give a talk 011 "Her- Ing members of the Rellred .ldry for Americans.'' Mlss Teachera AasoclaUon, and &1Tenq>leton Is national vice cbalr- porlntendent l Bronks Smith sold mao of genealogical records. he saw no problems in placing Mrs. Hersel Herxlerson, State capable teachers In all schools. O.Jrman of Programs is pro-lram chairman. Hostesses for the clay are Mrs. W. Ra,y ProU!tt, Democratic Women Mrs. Chester A. Roush, Mrs. Ra,y WDaon, Mrs. Donald Smith, Mrs. M. Holly Simmons, Mrs. D. Morpn Smith and Mrs. Robert L. PT. PLEASANT - The reguHogg. lar monthly meeti111 of the Ma· son Counzy Democratic Women will be held Friday night at the MASON jury room of the Court Houoo at 7:30 p, m. Final plana lor the Jef!ersonJackson day dimer will be made. FRI., SAT. & SUN. The potluck dhmer wUI be on MAY 2-3-4 Saturda,y, May 10, at 7 p, m. at the Junior High cafeteria, at $1 Action waits at trigger• per plate, point!· DAR Chapter Meets Friday Will Meet Friday DRIVE· IN VII•• to IJ.QS. Awide .....U.. at '•\Yil>• and l&brlcs -- ~~:~~ all!l halt -lUI - All •111 IIUIIII alfils - lllcludllll " : byes", ••s.-N·~ ud JnU1 others. SALE 2 FOR 12.00 PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL ADMITI'ED - Steven Hanlon, Latart; Samuel Legg, Buffalo; Mrs, Myrtle Beele Sayre, Point Pleasant; Mrs. Joseph Cobb, Glemrood; Mrs. David A. Clarkson, Gallipolis; Oail Chappelear, Lloyd Bridges and Joon Blackman in "DARING GAME" In Color Hartford. DISCHARGED - Mrs. Buford Pauley. Ralph Jones, Frances Jeffers. Harold Whittington, Mrs. Lclnan Jones, Mrs. Carsel Stone. 1 BIRTIIS - Mr. and Mrs. James Walker, Henderson, a daughter. MEIGS lilATIE TONIGHT ONLY MAY l CLARK GABLE In GONE WITH THE WIND (Technicolor) Clark Gable - VIvien Lalgh TIMELY CIUQIEB COWRCARTOON: PJ•sant Memorle• Admlooloo: .1.00 Children 50c RWIIq time: 3 Hn. 30 min. Our light against crime can be no stronger than the courage and commitment of our citizens. -FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover. FRIDAY TIIRU TUESDAY MAY 2 • 6 DOCTOR OOUITLE (Technlcolor) Rez Harrloon-Samantha Egga (A Family Picture) COLORCARTooN: Tiajua,_ llunnl111 tlnte: 3 Hra. Admlaoion: 'l.llil and 50c SHOW STARTS 7 P. M. · Today's college students dig Christ; but hate the church becauae it represents the establishment. -Eddie Warer, a group or· ganiz..- for _!M Campu& Cruaodt for ChriJI. , In Japan, the l3ig Dipper is known as the "Emperor's Carriage." ·Festival .· Hosiery· :; ' 1\IIPto ....-1 ' •• .-....;.....:- llelt ' , . _ _. . . . . I· . ' . .....: u...., . for ! ·, -,I . ... 'l • • . -t . ' Women• DENIM JEANS SALE 3.44 ', . ..~. -. • SALE 2.00 stop top and toe. ~elect 30 per eant '~)'ion ..., 70 per . Stretch 'l)'lon - mock iurtle coni - - Zipper size • aecks - V necklines -and onlng -filii cut- Gold, Green, tank lqls, ·li&Qy colora to NayY. Sizes 10 tD 18 and 32 to choose from - Sizes 8 to 18. 38. .· • In tho Busy Roody To Woor Department on tho 2nd Floor HALF-PRICE SALEI While Thoy Loot-Hoff Prloo Solo On TERRIFIC BARGAINS 011' Replar 19.50 to 29.50 Coats and Suits While TheYLast 9.75 TO 14.75 All Sizoo Reeular 8.95 to 29.50 SALE 4.48 TO 14.75 --------------------------35 WOMENS SUITS ReJUiar 25.00 to 69.50 2 perfectly matched pairs 1.00 JUST ARRIVED ANOTHER FASHIONABLE ASSORTMENT OF SCARFS Choooo the fashion accessory that wUI give your oulflt a new and dlflereat look. Select from squares and oblqs In solids or prints. Silk, sDk-rayon bleDls, chWona and twllla, · VISIT ELBERFELD$ WAREHOUSE ON MECHANIC STREET Loll Two Days of Dur WEEK SALE You'll lind ma~ bargains In both our llrst Ooor Infants Wear D&partmeat and our third Ooor JuvenUe Furniture Det>artment. Be · sure to register for the Peterson stroller to be glvea away Saturday, May 3, at9p. m. Sa,. on what yoo need lhls aeaa011 - Solo prices on Gliders Chairs - Olalsol..ounges- Tables- Bar Soots - Porch Swllp - Plus a big new ~ectlon of redwood l'unliture. Chofjoo rrom tile · counlry's leldl~W maNdlcturers. Excellent Qllllllf - Famoua makes. Now is the best time to buy your need• - Selectlona are best and you aave durllll Uds aals. essary and yoo need not be present to win. SPORT SHIRTS Visit the Main Floor Lingerie Dor.:rtment for a complete •• ection of both day wear and night wear in well .. nown dopondoblo quolity brondo. Slips - Chomlooo - Hoi! Slips PoHI Ponto - Brlofo - Bikinlt Shift ~wns - Peignoir Sett - Mini Gowno llaliy Dolls - Long Pajomos - Sloop Cooto Duters - Long Gowns Sloop Shirts. Rog. 3.95 SALE 2 FOR 1.00 Sizes S·M-L-XL. Choose stripes, solids, plaids, tattersalls. Button down or opreed collar. Mens Rod Ball WORK DUNGAREES 2.68 FUll cut ol 10 oz. Santor!Jed ' denim. Sizes 29 to 44 waist. BOY$ WESTERN SPURS Sizos 6 to 18 Choose Wheat, 01 ive, Blaok, Blue. Bronze At Right: Sleepshlrt With Pants t Luxury nylon satin The Look Is Go West, young Man. In a spruced ,.. jean with all the gear be's geared to. straight ohootln' lines. !\lOde scooped pockets. Scoop fronL So, Western Spurs are specially made In fabrics as tough as he someUmos pre!Mis to be. The GREATNESS Is Big Yank SALEJ -BERKLJNE and KROEHLER . . EASJCHAIRI Yl•lt the fumltur. Do,.m.ont-lnl floor. SH tho bl1, fino ••lectlon of Cholrt. Cho..o tho 1tylo you llko In tfta ,.,lc on4 c.lor tftot'a beat for rou an4 r s... 299.00 239.00 199.00 lta.OO fothion looks from Phil Maid in pink, blue, mint or maize. $4.98 ' MR. AND AIIR$. CHAIR with Ottcu110n,. ••,., •••,. ,SALE MR, AND MRS. CHAIR with Otto11on , •• , • ••••., -.SALE MR. AND MRS. CHAIR with Otto111an ......... .. .. SALE •octc-G-LOUMGER •••••••••••••••••·• ... , •••• 5.\tl l ········I ................. 20 Inch Cut LAWN MOWERS Elbertelds ha,. iuat received a bll shipment of JackSOD 1110 Porklna Role Bl!shoB. TwO Yeat field II'OWD l""'rrnoled roaebuohos ud JackiCXI a1i1l Perkins pale-Redi-P~ Rose Bushes. 49.00 SALE! SMITHFIELD Reversible Rug~ give extra wear, need little care. , 2 9 For 'xl 'Rog, $S0,95 ONLY $40.. e 95 · SCATTIR RUGS 20 22 •32 ~2 •••••••• o oooo ••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .J,1t J,fJ X,.. ............ ·················•········ ...7.9S ooooo~oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooootool2,95 Cartrldae Tape Cases Womens 2 Pc.. CoHon Dresses !BLOUSE & SKIRT) SALE 5.00 Cocton picp~ and '>roodcioth in solido ar111 prints - abort sleevea and aleemeas 1cyles. Sizes 7 to 15. See 011 Complete Line of Womens Cool, Comfortable Pant Dresses Choose from ginghams, broadcloth, terrvclath, sleevoleu and •hort sleeve atylea, plaids, '"hecks, soiids, stripe1 ond flarols. Sizes 8 to 18. Co•o ln. ~ml S.• Our Big Solootlon . ~f- BOY$ KNIT SHIRTS FOR SPIIING AND SUMMI!II Find his · tize in a or solid• in . ' ' .. . A delwre carryllll case for -15 cartrldgeB. Ideal lor atorage and Protection lor your lope. Convenient lor lre.Daporlllll tlj)ea between home aDl auto playlqr units. :Eiecdon tl. 12 directors and -prellllllllai! li awatda al)d an. ._.at .--~&1dlhllib!ed the ... nual maetitlg of the ') lelp eoun. 11 American Reel Crooi a.ap. ler '"""llda,y DllJirt. Dale Kautz, · chalrman ol !he' bnard at dlrecll1ra, waaln <ba.r&l at tile ~ held ln !be cafe,: ..m o1 jdlal. v.._. Etlctid.to Molliorla,l ·lkla- he said. ru.Do alMJ di-n ~ -Heap•,Clllfllrlda - RocbalrllllllGllr. ol tile publleall GllferDOI'I' cant......... ReaAID probed Rhodea for . .. Doldrums Blanket REG. RUNNER SIZES 22.66 ••••••••••••••••••••••10.95 7.t5 22•102••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••••• Ut Ut 11.:tt 22• 131 ........... .. .......................... ~12.15 ;J2 •·131.................................. ,...••.•, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ' HAPIIY~. 'i· Due to thl tr~s 11S,Onse tD we are contlllilh!t lite . o• .Luaal•. Sole Price~ On ill' Obr · ' ;. •~ ~.·· "1! .' ' •i ,. at •wlllloll!t being hit. tt Rhodol, wbo aiMJ Ia ........ ' ' .j the cMerence lp Kenlllelo', . . · not diSCUII tbo CGIIII-1111 ' ' magazine llorJ, Whell· tho II'• Ucle was releuecl eariJ au week Rhodes iaiUed a llll••la branding the ,·., ..outright lle. '' ~ .... ----- FRONTERA, Callt CUPOWhen voi~C~tuous, flame-lalred Carole Trego!! was sentenced to life In prison at age 22 tor murder, she cried out in court: uNo, no.. no. I'll •be an old But In CaUiornlo, prisoners tor women she walked to freedom Thursday- a aDen! woman hopiJW for a new life. She will be on parole tor the rest of her years. stlll allracUve at age 32, her balr was now Its mtural brown shade, and allhougll ahe put on welglrt when she llrst came to Primary ' lawyer who later cleftnlod Sirhan B. Sirhan. berne R. Carter, alC)fll'lat8Ddent of the prison, said IIIII Tregolf will Uve in the Loa Alllelea ar• bot had aokld !hal her whereabouts not be revealed. The parolee'a attorney, DoDaid R. Brlraold, ll8id abo "went lnto seclu1ion wl1b a girlfriend" and w8111ed to aW!d the "ordeal ol a jii'IIU conference." Finch, ooce a wealthy 11117•1clan at his private OO.ll:al, is a chaplain's aslill&nl a1 tile California Institute lor Mlln at Chino, He was denied ]ICGio last monlh. Junk Car Southern High's Valedictorian, Bill is Salutatorian Honors Announced . -<~ Carole Tregoff Goes Free serving llfe tenllll <~re eligible prison, she was more 1lender lor wole alter 7 yean Mlso Trego!!, tor whose now than when she began her atrectlons Dr. R. Bernard Finch sentence. murdered his wlfe, Jost her first bid for freedom ln March, 1968, Miss Trego!! and Finch were even though she was described finally convicted In 1961 of as a t•model prisoner" before murder and conspiracy alter the Women's BcBrd ot Term11 three oenaadonll trlal1. The and Parole. first two ended In hullll juries, With only aboontoo batThis week, howewr, abe won mostly bocauae of the lactlca at Iota cut at 'lblreday anen->'o deadline, ~Y there lo llt- appro..U, and alter 10 yeara defense attorney Grant T. tle lnlorest In !be primary elec- inside the California instllntion Cooper. the veteran criminal tlolla In Pomeroy next '1\iellda,y. AI 4 p.m. Thursda.)', the Mole& Councy Board ol Electlolls had received abseniAle ballolll from two Republl0111s and one Jlenjo. crat. Democrato will decide on a treasurer candidate. RuMing lor the post are PbyiUs Hemos11 and Clara &e Soulsby. Georgo Norrl• Is valedlctor~1 Republicans will select t o u r ian and Brenda Bradford slluta, .l. councD candidates. Seven are torlan ol the 1969 Southern 11i111 _ 1'IIJllllnB. They are Don CoUina, Schonl IIOIIlnr claoo. Sen. Oaklo,y c. Col1tns Franklin Rizer and Lucien Nor rio, ..., at Mr. and Mra. e>Piainocl today.aSe.,. Paulin, lncumbonto, and Mrl, ~ Norris of Route 2, ll&o that hoiP<JIII(Ired whieh Ruslall, Philip Globokar, cfl!e, hu. amaaaed an accumustate School FClllldatlon aub•ldl> ~- 101' AprU to llelp Count,y totaled $142,480.92, ,state Auditor Roser Uciud iMounced 'I'hurlday. Alilooints · ol the tolal received b)' the dlllrlcto Include $25,9&:U3, Eaatern Local; $80,388.06, Meigs Local; $32,699.37, Southern, and $3,481.16 for. the C0UJ11Y school a""'rvialon allotment. · aUng as being - 1 I • • ·d aJ n e a=~~~~=~:~~:.~.•:e~-~~:·;~=~~~and~CIInm F1nr. .iiii.~: ~~ap~ln~l;;or;-• .JiiU' ·• gl•o>~''.c:ounllea tba aUu•orl\r cltlei were given b)' another bill passed earlier this sesalon which specl· nes when an abandoned car Is Junk and not nt to:r use ant h e road. Junk cars, Wlflt far the rood, can .,.d.y be oold to a junk yard; and cars that are usable, but worth leu lhon $200, may lloo be dlljiOiod of mueh more flllldly, CounUos only have to atore them 30 clayainetead of tho presently requlred 60 days. Sol>ator Colllna pointed out that the requlrementa lo:r notifYing the owner of the car would golll'IJ>. tee that a car not be sold unless tho owner no • - - warted IL Collins also noted that the bUI vide• a Iongor 11me period• pro 90 days, than Ia presently requlred tor more val18ble cars. Provlslona are lnclllllod In tile bW for notlfylJW tile owner In these "'1808 lloo. to Va!Ocuclomn Norr11 lo that poat. A laJrlh incumbenl !dent at \he Swlhem llill1 Latltl COIIIlcllman, Rdy Reuter, also ind PhJolca Cfub1, lw mom. did· not IDe a candidate's pet!. ber of tile Glee Club Ud Trltfoll. .M, served as secretary~eaturer of his fresluruut class, oncl hes been a membar ot the scholarshlp team. Norria, Wll a delegate from Racine Post No. 602, Amer. lean Legion to the 1968 sesskla Dlacussion on the progress of a of Bu•"'"" -..,.e Boy s• ~-·· ~. 1• rnavarlecy of projects, lnCiudllll hoi,. jorlng In the colle- prepara • mb: resurfacing and park devol- tory course and has been acopment, highlighted a mectl~ ·~ ceptoc1 at Ohio UnlveraI"' "'. of Syracuse VIllage Cooncll Ml ss ~»-rd da"'""'-of ~·~ • ..,,_. Mr • Thursday nlghL and Mrs. Clarence Bradford, ot CouncU agreocl on priorllf Racine, also is In collogo prep. streets lor the 1969 blacktoppilll aratory, and bas beoJI accepted P1'08l'llll and reviewed work lo by Graceland CoUege, Lamoni, be dono on other streets. IDw .#.~ were """or Hera. IUWIU 1 • ..,_ .,_, Brenda, MeigS Count;y'S 41JIJD.. man London, ClerkmchardDuck- lor Mlsa" was also awarded the worth and CouncUmen Allen Llpo- Junior Miss pageant ocholaaUc ami> Tr ZwiD'•· ·• c ' oy .,., Arthurs,,. lnJslbY. She serves as acoompanveater, William Hayes and Robert 111 tor the school glee club and WlnJiett. 11 a member of the Tornaclo Pep, Concert and Marching LOCAL TEMPS The temperature In Pomeroy's Bandl. S. baa been a class orrlcer dOII'IIIolm buaineoo district at ol hlah school, 11:20 i. m. today was 60clegreea. ln three a Council Review Given Streets Y-• GEORGE NORRIS . BRENDA BRADFORD baing the . reporter her fresh- team two years. In other actMttes, Mlu Brad- , · ' sophomore year, andclaSIJII'eli- ford wasthel96911elpDAR,'Ilu* · denl last year. She Is a member ~or andiavleapre~allhl of the Tri-M, the Latin, l'hyoics youth groop ol Roorlllllfaed and Franch Clubs and hal ser- Church of JeaJs Chrlat ol tat. ved On the school scholarship ter DIV Saints, . man year, secretary-treaBUJ'er, VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPli'AL Admitted - Darrel Jenks, Ma80rli Margaret Brinker, Maaon; Howard Searles, Rutland. Dlscbargeo - Linda Grimm, Carrie Turnbull, Cryslal Lane, ·Madalyn Chaffin, Larry H e I 1, Ernell Bush. SINGER DIES BURLINGAME, Callf. (UP!)Actress and linger Ella ~. ' made her stage debut II tho ago of three, later sang with AI Joloon and Rudy Vallee and aterred In "Flnlan's Ralnbclw" died ThUrsdo¥ of cancer at IWIInsula Hoopllal. She waa 56. 'fall Section of Vo-Wing in Place lly GEORGE HARGRAVES, Supt. ROOM StZES 66 Ill 103 •••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 21.50 ···~ BARGAINS IN HOUSEWARES ..e hlo sllorts to maka aavenunenl more elllc:lllll and lhankecl. !be atlo tor sending Blair advloora to Call. lornla to llld him he took olllce. When asked about !be Lifo article, Reapn said he wooiU uoo WiDBton Cll.lrchlll's words: "No ~· ln We lo ., exhllar- ~ May Deadline Speaking of Schools--No. 89 000 0 0 0000 , , • • • 0000 0 0 000 00 0 0 • • • 00 0 IE Elected -IIIII'• Rolier• 11oaa1 a.aJrman c. a Crtucized Lito Mapzlne lor PJI>UIIhlrll! !be a.,tlcle. "It wao a deaplca!>lo tiling," wanan when I get out." .-.-: :-:.:-..·...·..· ... Auditor Notes REG. 30 ~2 X 66 S,.clol Pur<hotol . ... -::-.·: -•~ ,.BRAIDED RUGS 8 Track Stereo Tape Oflerq a new aelecdon of 8 track stereo tlj)e with artists or cwntry western. popular a nil mu lie for easy llstenilll. Also havetlj)erecorderc~ lllllape cartridges. ROSE BUSHES With 3 hiD'ae P'"'Or Brial alii Slrallon motor. oa aile at the warebouse on Mechalllc Streel tor QUAUTY. 2.98 224,00 lH.OO 1SLOO 161.00,, ftlctO II!CLINIR ........................ ~ •••• ~~ ••••• SALE IU.OO 79.00 ROC:tc.O.._OUMGER ... ,, ...................... SALE 1-.00 169.00 ROCK!RS AHD UCLINERS ......... , ........ SALI131,00 159.00 SWIVeL ROCKIR$-LOUNGE CHAIRS •••., •••••• SALE 121,00 169.00 SWIVeL ROCKIR$-LOUNGE CHAIRS ••••••••--• SALE 123.00 139.00 ttOCK.O-LOUMGERS ••••••••••••••••••••••••••SALE 111,00 12?.00 SWIVEL ROCKER$-RECLINERS ................ UL110f.OO• · 119.00 SWIVEL ROCKERS-RECLINERS , •••., •• , • , ••• SALE 99,00 1~.00 IWIVEL ROCK!RS-LOUHGE CHAIRS ... ••.,, •• ULE 19.00 ., . ,.·:: =ECLIN!RS •••• •••• SALE 12.00 9ioo lt~CLLINEAS ••••••••••••••••••••••••••···~••••SALE 11.00 9 C INIRS ••••••••••••••••••••••••••···~····SAL! 76.00 8 .00 RI!CLfNIRS ............................ ~·····SALE 72.00 ruffled with Dacron polyester trim. New 12 Board. SALE! PORCH AND LAWN FURNITURE No purchase is nee~ Mons Short Sloove /·:- 'HEADQUART!RS fOR ALL HARD SURfACE fLOOR COVIR!~GS ' LINOLEUM AND CONGOLIUM - ARMSTRONG$ GOLD SIAl. ~ 2 . YARD$ WIDE-3 YARDS WIDE OR 4 YAIDS WIJI' 'CUSHIONfLOR ·- -CONGj)WAI.L -CHROME MOULDINGS ' ROOM SIZE ARMSTRONG RUGS ~ - RUG .ORDERS - COuNTER TQPPING 'IN 27 AND 10 INCH WIDTHS ' TDRO LAWN MOW~RS Whllo They Last In This Solo 12.50 TO 34.75 inga I .....td know aiMlul it," Sube told at b1a of. flee here. The mapzlne said It cllscorered tile lnformatloll aiMlul Rhode& wbllo lnveatlptlng the commelatlcn ol fQrmor Tilleda I!Uibaler Thomu (Yilllnlo) Ucavoll'o IUe sentenea. Ucavoll, Wbooo IOIIIoMo was commuled by - · oeteral months ..,, haa beoJI Imprisoned at the Oldo .lo!'Def general olJrtng part ol Penltemlary tor 35 years on a Rhodes' lllhlllleirat!OII. r murder conviction. Life has. accuoeci Rhodea ol uling campaign luncls lo:r hla '1thodes never Interceded on periiOIIBl ......... and falling to behalf of IIIU'lJII6 with me .or r8port Income. any other olriea holder I had u1 beUeve tr Gar. Rhode& was cmtact with," SUbe said. mixed up In any netarlous dealIn Laxlngton, Ky., GOP Na- WASHINGTON (UP!) - Bejubliclno·rtom here 1li tbo GOP . eove.-a• CGnlerenco at .Lalqton, KJ., 'I'hursdo¥ up tor' Ohio Gov. James ~· Rhode• lpinst Lilt Mapzlne and alIOIIdGna It prlntod In a reeaat artiCle. SI!oi. WWianl B. Sbbe, Jl.. CltlO, said be .....td bavo known It Rhodes WBI lllfolved In 1111' mloconduct, ao he wu state U. ·-------------------------·-·--] NATIONAL INFANTS While They Last- Half Price Sale On GIRLS COATS and SUITS TEN CENTr . GOP Stands Up ·o r Rhodes. Candy Boigo or Sundo.m. Womens Coats and Suits • -~~~8 ' - ' cod ',."hoof and tqo~ l<un ·, I . .I \ ~ t:~ ~~io u FRIDAY. MAY 2 1 o " -fi ,.:. · construction with reinfor- SLEEVELESS SHELLS enti~; 1-J- t.. ~ a1 . . -c. ;· Seamless m e s h w-ns Stretch 'COUNTERPOINT' Charlton Heston Maximilian Schell Color . I . ·-· Tho •huokwalla llzatd 111de1 ,,.,lnllde a rQelcy ereriea when . -~ where lllnllalea 11a . ' e curreatly have 17 on the job. We ¥olp Local School D11tr1ct are hopeful that tba llllllth of BUILDING REPORT Ma,y will shOif great Pl'OJfOBB. . Thla pest week baa seen subLEGISLATION, FINANCE ali,lllial prosre10 on the new Laal Mandu latlendedwhatwas Pl'olllbiY 0111 a! tile !arseotpll>bl!fldilllo A larga ooctlon ol tho 01111 waD 1ri1111 ol suporintendenta ~ver aa the tAip lloor of the vocatlon- held In tilt state at Ohio. At Uds 11 wiJ1g bao been ]IUt In place. m~ we helrd state S...L Dr. Thl' oil tho nn lhet will bo at Martin EiBOX l!lllllbaolze quite thf.llack at t!ll.atqe In the gm- alrOqjly ihat ochoola ln IIIIo are !Uium. BlOck hal 1110 been Jaclail ' 0ebaoo" Uoddltlanalfulllla lald ·rw a altho Interior In larp amClUIIQ are not made 91 iho pbyalcal educatloo dria.. a..ilahlo - · 1'!11 'roollls. . . 'I'ht ~!"••urea aliDIIa\loo are The CC!I'I'idor bttwoen theiY!D- ~ away at the oobool dollar Iailllll and mualc I'GOIIll baa Juot aa' they are •Iiiii aWQ- at been pootted. The lootera !tiC' the lii•,I!Ol''sonai and bualnendQIIar, waDa lor mullc ..,.., •.have The,~ dltrorencela tllt,t we aa ~duolo ID' u . . .!On ol bu.dlluaes can poatpa, 4eltr .-; Iller alliiOudijllrea. l!ut achoa!i cannot do Uda very ••I· Pciruan the b. . ,' pendlture per PllllU per year is f638. In Ohio the average is $602. Of the 12 Industrial slates, Ohio ronks lOth In average teacher oalarles. In area of the state lax reve~~~t per capita, Ohio ronks 49th of the SO llateB. In the area of state and local taxes as a per celt at peroonll Income, Ohio ra'*s 50th out of 50, the The states surrounllllll Ohio have IW'JI&SSed or have !&ken movoo to &urptlas Ohlolntoacher oalarles. I am certain thai you aD that Well VIrginia las just acted to ralat aD teacher aolarteo.l,OOOaci'OCiatheboard aext year. We In Soulhea1tern Ohio have lltllo induatey and a.er.tore low tax , chqJilcatu~ tD a..-port our •\;boola. Wa look to tile slate to troubled end c - c .,..Ullta In the days Jusllhead ualua Uda altitude can be changttl. In 1967 S.& 350 aa...t ua flrGIII •: an educatlonll crlola 1111&1 could ';: have produced 1 altualkla I!ICII. '" as F1orlda had. We are - -al -~., lhe same place ipln. · .., ·, · Clteql ocllcatloa Ia the-- '~'.; pensive thing 111. the 1ll1rid t. :,' · • CIUIO Ita poor produejl do ... ' ~ . ~ contrlbuts to oaclllf. ·W · ·'·, the.Y become a burdlll ooiiiOCillf. ' ·•. Ewrydoy brl1111 111 lncraa. · :· In lila number ·at tlqe oo nl- ·. · fare and the l111ll1ber !If chlldna . recelrilll s,..rt flrGIII AQC. lr you doa't ljiiiM DD7 1li Ill ,·_ and I1BIII IQIIII._chtratoJI'OWII 101111 oducJtlon, JUU PIJ 101' It ·I !tiC' to ..__lhr,a iP ..._ ' rare and ADC. Ohio neada -lll!ii ...._. Y-• ~=~·= of a - . . , cu ~ ill with ..., flllanclll prtb- !~;:.~~at ft.._ 111 I for ' leW . ' 1 - ·It ,II lram tile ilite tbal . ·· tlno ol tlla 'J 'educAIIOD at·a ·~~ - our gr•teat nr.ncw aaalstanea call came.·. ' 'Jbli..,. li' ul-ieaey lo tlalt~~~t � 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 05. May 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 May 1, 1969 woodcock