https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3a6c0a667c20ba8267f54a049d4ff6d9.pdf 6deee0b244e8ac0d1ad74523876b9d56 PDF Text Text . ,, ,, ' !"t ...,~ .-i"!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~ll , . .· 1 ' ,'/~ •·t) . ~. .'lf- " '('{oi \ ."'f'.¥·: · . .~ ' ,/·I awm'~$ .... · )'r Emmy·., ~oniJ~·~,i.pns· United Pres• lllternatlonal NatiCIIal Qlard troops Nmained on ut:el~e st&lldb)'" In New Orleans todiQ' IIIII pollee were 111 alert In lllghlaed Pork, Mich., a• both cities teared renewals o! student demonstrations. About 300 black students vowed to remain in a Mmtgomery, Ala. jail •'ul1tlllhey fill up the jail/' after their arrest clurilli a protest at the state Capitol. Police spriiJ'ed teer gas In the Unl..rallY o! Wisconsin Library MondaY nigllt as Madison experienced Its third straight a1gtrt o! violence. A dozen persons were arrested and four, including a policeman, were Utem WJawares," a spokesman &aid Monday nigllt. . Solid Wastes Forum Will Be il\iured. Foond Beaten Richard Flacks, a Coun:ler of SDS and an assistant proCessor o! sociology at the University o! Chicaso, was foond beaten and cut with a lmlfe MondiiJ' In his cam,~XJS office. JUs name was later found chalked on waDs around campus. Flacks' condition was described as ••good" early today after surgery indicated two skull fractures and several lacerations. Thousands boycotted classes at Indiana University Monday, protestblg proposed massive tuition increases. Tho National Giard ... .,. arrived at the campus o! New Orleans Southern University 1 as FALSE TEETH c•ewiiiJ Eficlency Increased up to 35% CllDical teau prove ,ou can now at u.d chew better-make d!nturw aven.p up to 35% more eft'ecl:lve-lf rou eprlnk)e a little PASTBAI on JOUr plate~. PABJ Ul d-.boldl up pert aod Iowen mon ltml\,;, reel D'IOh comfortable. PAS la DO\ ~1 doeen •uour. NtJ 1ummy, PMt-1 \~Me. Belpa check ''den1ure odor". Derma• that tit liN -DUal to b.Ut:b. 8o . . )'DW" denttat f'IIIUlarly. CJet PAITD'l'llat all drur countera. fW' Held May 22 COLUMBUS - A rorum oo solid jl'alle management will be held MaJ 22 at the Nell illluse Motnr Hotel In COlumllls under tho &piiiSOrahip of the Coont,y Commissioners' Association ol Ohio aed the National Alsociatlon o! Coontle s, Laurence Dumford, president of the C,C,A,O., &aid the forum will concentrate on 1he le. pi problems of solid waate management, on financing, led on a plan o! action to solve the problems throughout the state. State, coon1y, city and township officials hove been Invited to the forum. Considerable time will be devoted to questloo &."'.d answer periods to allOT< discussion of problems o! various leVels of guvernmentand in various locations in the state. BIDS INVITED HENDERSON, W. Va, - The Post Office Department Is seekIng competitive bids to bulld •nd lease the new Main Pool Ofllce here, Postmaster General wtn. ton M. Bloont has announced. The auto specialists as our bank will help you get the money for a new car and will plan your payments to fit your budget. See us today for a loan. WHEN YOU VISIT, PARK FREE VETERANS MEMORIAL llos)lital Ia aportlna proudly a new cutr dolm 9,~0 p.m., J~e1 R. American flag ..1. a ldft from Drew Webster Post 39, AmeriCIII Hlnoa IV 12.05 L m., II. E. Boorleo IV 5:20 Lm.; Siomet IV Legion, Donalrl Diener, hoQitallldminlltralor, IIJIIIlUJICOI, 6:35a.m. . ' OIDO RIVER ~k U,· THE PRE!BURE IS ON FOR MEMBERS o! XI Gamma Ml Chap. ter of Beta Sigma I'll! SDrorlly who will meet all cla,y Thuradey Foremost up 4:40 P. m., Peal' Doomey 1C1 6:05 p.m.; philip IV for a workllhol> altho bOrne o! Barbara Betzln& presldellt. The Slrls are preperina for a noo market to be held thla month 7:35 ~.m.; Vul0111 up 8:15P.m. I at the Betzlng home. '!'be market hao b- a wlaterolons projeet Beckjord down 8 LDI.I Lock 15, with members working resularl.Y In preparing articles for the A. v. Criss ...... 6:40Lm.l Lock 16,, Robert G, Well up 4:45 ': oovel sale. m., st. Marys IV 2~ Lm., Thuradey, members will hop to It at 10 a.m. 1114 are to take Soother• down 6:40 LDLI Lock a ssck lunch for the noon hour. The IKirorlty, or 01111'80, besides dol!l( the flea market just 17, Andrew P. Calhoun dolm wrapped up a coiJIIIlOIIIiable job as c......,...sors o! the flflb an- 2:55 a.m.; Paul D, down 3:50 a.m.; Belleville Locks, J - t lila! Miss SOuthem Ohio Pqeant. Alld - those o! you who ssw the peaeant will 101dou~ agree up 5 a.m.; Harriet M. IV 6:10 that Am Holter, dauabtOr o! Mr. aed Mrs. Roy Holter, Clester, a.m. ; Lock 21, Polly R. doWn was wall deserving as the first numerup &1110118 tho 14 C<llltell- 5:25 .Lm.; Barbara Brent IV 6:o5 Lm.; Diane 11oew01 u, t1o1m an!J, • 6:25 Llft.l Lock 22, S. M. Jenks The tompetiUIII was tough all the Will' but Ann projeeted weD up 12:55 a.m.; Natlooal IV 1:55 to bring Melp Ccwl111nto the wimlns circle. a.m.; OVEC up 4:55 Lm.; Steel Clipper up 6:40 Lm.l Lock 25, A FORTHCOMING EVENT for the Racine ares. 011 May 29, Northern ICI 3:20 a.m.; Miss the Racine American Legion will hold a chicken oupper to booor Lucky up 5:05 a.m.; WWiam H. charter members o! the pust. Zimmer up 6 Lm.; Green~V RED TUCKER, PRESIDENT o! the Maam PI'A, was every- Locks, Helen R. up 10:30 p.m.; whore Saturdll)' nlgllt as emcee of a tnlent shoW stapcl bJchU· Elisha Woodl up 5:20 L m.; dreo of the Mason SChool In the Wahama Hlsb School Auditor- Franklin B. IV 7:20 J,m.; Alton Zophyr clown 7:20 a.m.; Laguna Ium. IV 8 a.m.; Meldahl Locks, ORCO MidwiiJ' In hia work as emcee, as he ran back and forth moving down 5:15 p.m.; Irene O.olln props, mlcropboneo and wh~vo~ou, Red !Jrlwe«i: down 6:20 p.m.; Cottoo Queen "Well, after all, this i111't the Ed 9dllvan show. u down 6:20p.m.; E>Piooer IV 10>40 p.m.; Oliver C. Shearer down MEIGS AREA RESIDENTS lntereaterl In Peace Corps work may midnight; Valley TrsnBporter up take the placement test at 1;30 p,m, 111 Saturday, Ma.Y 17, at the Poll Office, 11 SUm- Ave., Alben&. Appllcatlllls for work In the I a.m.; Red Bird IV 1:45 Lift. ; Etna-LoulsvDie !Ql 2:20 a. m.; corps are available at any post olfice. Stevenson down 3 Lillo; L. Fiore up 5 Lm.; Edward S. Bosworth E-ll IJNlT CALLID dawn 6:40 a.m.; Frances HougThe Racine Emergency Slp>rl land down 7:15 a.m. was called to Letart Township SAturday when Roy Pierce, 15, Earliest crossword puzzle was overcome after drlnldDg was one Invented by English· from a hose In which Insectiborn Arthur Wynne and pubMrs. Nora J, HamUton, 76, cide had been ullld. lie W.s tak· liohed In the New York · en to Veterans lrlemortnl Hos- Hamlitoo St., Mldclleport, died Wnrld on Dec. 21, 1913. pital whore he wso trssted and llonda1 afl8rnQo!lln Hoher leal Cooter. She was born Alllrelea~ ust 14,1892 In Preston Count;y, VETERANS MEMORIAL w. va. the deugllter of the late HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS - Homer Lee, Nathanial and Kathryn Stewart Columbus; Maxine Bnmtley, Mid- Buckniew. She was also preeeded In death dleporti Margaret Nichols, Cool· by her hu&band, WIIIWn Dlllll, ville; Harry Brinker, Middleport; Barbara Smith, Middleport; J~ seven yearl lll!O. IIIII bl a ~ seph Marcinko, Reedsville; WU- ter. She was a member or the MidIlam TracoweU, ReedovUlo. dleport Bepllst Clmrcb and ofthe DISCHARGES - David Smith, Charles Stewar4 Bem:eti Llltle. Ro7B1 Nelsllboralod&e. &orm~nr are a dauabter, Mrs. David (Clara Mae) Darst, Middleport; a (lriDIIIIOO, WWiam, and lbree great.trlllldchlldren. TONIGHT Funaral '"'"lce1 will be held 'lbursdiiJ' at 2 p.m. from Row. DOCTOR DO!JTILE llnp Coats Funeral Home with (Technicolor) the Rev. Charlea Simona o!ficlRex llarrlsOftoSamanthaEegar atJnr, Burial will be In Middle(A FamUy Picture) port IUD Cemetery. Fdeacls11111' COLORCARTOON: Tlaluano call at the fUneral homo after 10 Running lime: 3 Hrs. Lm. Wedneadey. Admission: $1.00 and SOc Alflh. .. ... =~·~r,- Now You K.ow 1 . . . WI. ·· z · r •nnor ' 1UO~ e~ .r u J %!.~ . ,.,. "' . ....... Beat dramatic llll'lll: "T be FBI,.. UlriiiJide .. "Judd ror Dei' · •• ·~ N , lhe 0.::::.',•'Nit the of ~ ·and "Ybdaa: IIIWalble." Best .• .,..., ; . deal serle :.;{"' '~ SloW~; llllll lofal1la - ·0 ''ltowan 'and MartiD'I "'lbe Sniather ~~ Comed,y lllllll', • ..: "That' W ,;· · • Be..• ln. 1 dramatic · ~S GENERAL HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS Cbr1 1tl,. BraMam• Pmneruy; Edward NO{I!I. ~umbuL DISCHARGES - Holl,y Ham· beL ':meet ...on! a..uai. a..•• .ct!;. I ' • e·c:.: ~. . -,e '·:. · The br.cury· 1. .. (;)leon ,' Ellzabi.!h D built bJ CUnard coat ' 1 "' more than f/2 mlllloo. · ~ · ,. '• . ' " 'I ' .'II ' . ' . .,. . WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY' May7-8 NOT OPEN .. • oungstown Votes a, ....no- '* EL DS HEADQUART:ERS··. ROSE BUSHES I [' ~ a!ARTER - Principal Jamea A. ·Diehl; Jr., looks over the recently IssUed North ', Central Association Accredllatllll cbarter·that has been presented Malgo High School. Thlols the · first Ume Meigs lilgll SChool has been chartered In the assoc~Uon. Diehl ssld It wss oot neceo. '" aary for lhe hliil! ochool to gothrO<Wh& cletsUed lnvestltllltliBI to obtain the charter since iwo of the . three former hJah schoola, which - maklo IV the Molgo High through consolidation, were previ· · ::' ouoly membera. Malp Hlsb School, howenr, will have a self-evni!Btion procedure to go through •.• during the1969-70 term. - Sentinel Photo. - 34 Killed ' ON SALE ON THE. FIRsT FLOOR Elberfeld.s. Jn . Po . . ~ :1. - -· - ·- • .; . ~.Aif:• OIDO - . G/UEVING OVER 11IE DEATH ofhls son In .,· ~-~ ~OJ. Armand Mailed . told vUiage councU Tuesday night he wu reifailliW><)o "clodlcatt my Ute to a peace memoriaL" Mas- · ~:~:I'~IIII A:, ~~· -~l,~l!llli!II!IVIeiiU 1£' Onjt:;jStiwt .~· MIJ'iftUtiiT'DII....,.-11;o !O..heW..ntur~·to I . .. ·DCClSlOD• ·· ' In Crash Jlick.'up 10n 's million ' \ I iiliia.ollw ~~~~'\.\ ~~~=~t'!¢'~ for'"' ""''l'<i J11U r,' .L . • - ·te ll.. mii·i.O ':;..;;. · ·I· llriAJ--• ,._, ca '"¥ . a,_~ I!IIDI . ,:""•the .--• II!' """waa going to fl&ht for 111ce he.rot Into polltlc1, MaaiBD aald. ~~~ aalcl he WOIIkl work on die peace memorial tlleli ~cate lila .lfe to clei.hlng 1() corruption In politicS. He wsa elected mayor ~~ . , • Cleveland suburb foor yeon ago. dedi . Of Copt er , .; .....·,, . . S,UGON (UPO - A twla-ro!Dr u. S. ' AriiiY beDCIJIIIer .tal~ In Ol(ll:t IIIII crashid northeast or Sol- killing 34Alll0dtroopa and fnlurlng 35 miUtary spokesmen Aid todiQ'• 11 wsa the ..;.ulast helicopter acclclont o! the war In Uvea. ~or the dead and one o! the InJured were Americans. T b e .,., , ASIDNGTON - A FORMER ARMY EN!JSTED man who edited rest wen &>ulb VIetnamese 101- ition. to.warfound ri.sina . •., ·· :t..-: • dleri. The .elonpted 0.47 Chinook wem down 75 mUes nortlleall o! Salp:oo Taescio.J theOIIIDUilcement ISld.ltblame'.tameehaDical failure and 1 epmted aa bweStlgallon alread;y Ulldor ~· No mai)r b1U1es were report.. ed In PI'OIII'~·· but lhe U, S. Conunanrl said the VIet Coar aed North VIetnamese ahelled el(ll:t Allied - · 11111 campi overnl(ll:t. El(ll:t clvWana riled and three were woonclod 111 YOUNGSTOWN (UPI) - .ReslIn Portage Coon1y, I t.m!U dems 'here Tueadey votedQProv· levy tor tho Aurora Local a1 of a vital 12-mlll achool tax School mstrtct was defeated 518 operating le>Y "In SPite of the · 365 but ronl>wal bt 1 a. 9-mlll Inadequate tax eyatrm" t h e 1 levy polled 551-33L Ravenno 80UIIht to charwe. clt,y schools woo IIIIProvnl of a Bed tho le>Y been rejoeted at 7.9-mlll renewal by o margin or the polls, as wso lhe case on alx 1369-479. previous occaslona, clty schools Voters at Kent accepted a cook! not have r_..., oext new 2.94-mlll le>Y 2080-1712; September. Creatwood Local lost a JIJ.mlll Abe Harshman, prtsldont o! proposal 812-609; residents or the city school board, ssld the the Rootstown Local rejected a 3-2 majority In ravor or the le>Y I ()..mill new lo>Y 6411-317 but acwas a 14 victory of all citizens of cepted an 8.6-mUI renewal 680y OID1gatown." 312, and Waterloo voters Pllled The UIIOMcial lobulation W a I a 16-mlll renewal 647-417 whUe 26,446 - 19,919 for a penna•nt defeating a 9.5-mlll oew Je>Y 12-m!U lax lo>)', expected topfOo 761-296. vide an additional $6 million onFreedom T"""""lp voters nuall.v for the city's schools. tosotid out a new zoning plan Harshman l8ld the vote wu by a margin of 217-186. proof thet the steel city of 166,In Crawford County, a $3.2 000 residents wanted to Insure million school bolll lasue was survl vnl of Its educatloral sys- turned down 1544-1221 by Gallon tem - not an Indorsement of the City voters. Residents or the present tax structure. Cresllne School District reJected "The vnted In SPite o! the In- a $1.2 mUIIon hond Issue 756-399 adequate tax system, which we and a tl.9 mllllon Issue laDed In havo pledged to tlgl:~" he sald. the COl' Crawford Dlotrlc~ 826"They Voted for schools, for ed- 402. ucation." Voters In the Bucyrus City Harshman e>Pialned that the School mstrlct passed a compresent tax system was Wlfair blnatloo 14.5-miD new-renewal because it was not based on an tax lev,y 103~911, while resiIndividual's ability to pay. dents of the . Wynford District uTaxi~ property is not a fair method of thancing education," he said. 11 A graduated state in- come tax would bethebestmeans AIR CONDITIONING·· ~ .. . 1969 Bui~k~~bre~. What makes·it ·· · . Decision?··· · prtg~r WITH IHE ·, . •, '·:'' AUted olll- 'fa'~ a:u Klem, chlat ...,U· ator for the VIet Coaa:; mlile,U.. CCIIDmeal 111 Welt ~ tea.. YIIIon Taeads)l, 110 .... asked abeul prlvatt ~s outside lhe olllclal . . !'We do ootrtllct ... tllloor IIIUI .am..e.. ·~"!i''i' form~ !alllo,i'.beAid. , ~ lhalllloreDIIII .. JOint ~·to releh the ..... , ,l't 01\l.Y ,ot the · ~ ~oeot 1n 'tat ~ ... ' . -~~.. HOME D·ITI '" . ~_J' . l ~ . lj". ":" ''{ •:; ' 1.• I '< o II,'·· Ufl\ tbir was no Republican fUing f o r treaiiUI'er. Rep:bllcans pve E. F. lnsoo 169 votes led J, H. Stepl:eruJon 137 votes for seats .., the Board of PUblic Alfelro. Democrats gaye William Beronlck 59 votes to serve on thai board. All three are currently servIng Oil 11!1 ·0 ,!C!"'IOIIS by Mayor Charles Logar. Roblnsoo's term Is Cor two years whlle those of Baronlck 1114 stephensonareroor 7ears. ¥- ~ Es(Jle, howeVer. was not booked Into the Meigs CounlY Jail as ChllUcotbe olllclala arrived In l'olnerW to take . . . . of blm oaly,.a abort .U.U. allfr, tli arrest. - . . . Cbler Rice said bl1dsportlaa learned the wbiO'eabal!tl of Eoque lbrou&l> a COIIIIIilc.ted process Initiated a u,_ reglstratllll check was Oldet•ed oo the car Esque was operating. Rice said one or the bank officials had obtained the llcen10 number as EIIQie wa1 leavlq their tjUBl'lero. Cblof Rico revealed lbatii'IIDOl'llhip o! the car was traced ID a Point Pleassnt woman who later was doterDdned ID be floque's "girl friend." Chillicothe olllclala. bl tel.. phone, Informed the Slrl IIIII l:er father what bad aD880dJ¥ transpired In ClUlliCOCIIO a n d thiQ', In ium, - t l y • 0 ·frlllted E8Qio lfljh the upon his arrival In Point 1'\eu- ant. 2nd S•neech Th ' t r eraplS Emploved fi0 r Summer Chief Rice l8ld Es41e, after the Slrl's father lnalaterl lhe matter he strai&lrtened up, tel.. phmed both blm led lhe baDk ' officials Involved. ChlotRlce said Esquo first told blm be IIIIUid return to ChiiUcolbe. Rice Indicated that Jnliteld of Esque coming to ChiiUcotlle lm· mediately, aa he lndleated he would do, he _.,tl.Y secured an attorney IIIII E8Qie IIIII the attorney Mllll to Pomeroy Where lllrthor phone caDs were made to the bank olllcero ill ChJDJ. cothe 1114 to the ChllUOota. , . lice Department rrom u.. nlldence o! an acqualntanca of 1J1io attorney, ' 11 was during the cour10 of tllio coosultatlono Ia polllmlf that Chiet Rice roque-DoilaliJBiegle to make lhe u'reat; ' · Cblef Rice said ._,. illdJ.. Cited to blm that a. II a ....... at Mtamllll1lverllf,y, ....,...,.In market~~~& l!aqole lrlil ,...Wed the - · au. Siver ..... tilt PUrple Heart, the m~ll* Semce CI'O!II 11111 lhe Dlatlll~ Flying Croaa dilriQII ali 1 8 - toar of ,. In VJet. of four children, was told bJ a pelm reader 'llleldaJ be -.ld be married apln. .I Awho l - e d ber· Tho Melga COunl;y Board of ,flut year's schecl:le. The classsalt a1 83-fOIIl'oGid Mrs. teo.. Edllcatlon elnjlluyed a second · ea for next year will start '"' dora Eseolln, San Franclaoo, _.h theraplll ·to _.k In the Sept. 2, the day after Labor Da,y. took the vice pre.-•1 hand elllld week summer speocb and Rebert Boweo, coun1y superlnat 1 $ 000 0 --• I, ,._.e Ropj>ll. bearing clinic of the MeigS Coon· Iencioni, .......,ced that s t r 1 p can receptkm under 1 p1n1t and rums IIIII proJectors have been white alllllnll at GoY. Rooald lY SCIIoolL She Is Mrs. Pauline Van Pelt, purchased for use in the schoola Reqan'o residence. She looked at blo hand IIIII a P"aduate of Oblo University, - 11111atiy .., the elementary SpOke to blm. ~ ,..1 Clb- • and a nallve or Clnclmatl. Mrs. level. Bowen wu authorized to Vaa Pall will work with the reg. attend ' a state meeting of ...... 'rioally llartled. ' 'lbo I • I c • ul~. !Uli-Ume ~at of lhe ly IIIJIIIII'Intendenio· at Sandusky prellldilit'a a row Meigs COlulb' Sehoola. MrO: Car- In June. "1"-l'· .11!10 llll*rtd ~~Filed· Mt1• .Escolln later Mid "He'a of11i· llelnto, In earl7inl out file ID a llnal aettoo the board · ....., · iD get twice married. lllinDier -~· 'lbo .,...am aulborl~ • litter. be sent to wiD •&let iiDderiil.l' .._ 16 and the Melp COuni;y commlasfol>. :1 ·~'1 ~ ' to """""" .. ,, . . ,, M Y .. in --~··-- · will 'o ~<led In • ~ era In iupJMh t of the ealabllllb''~'· . ...... m nnv. ol KboOI _..,. of the CO!IIIf;y, 1 . i. ol tile Mellli MelropoU. W,.k will ~ wll!lliot!r el~iil- 1811 Houilna: Authority, to.ey W·l!lih ~bool I!Udenti. · • The Caun(y,board 1180 1111op1. ildd .fit ·IN " -· ' 1, Qf,"M'r . "' • nadlnl prosnm leot1bldL . lllnil ~ '· ~. , ~li1. bl lllluiif"m-MU!!I• Com · ~yed que ·, . : : ~ wl~t~ . J1IIO' ' in'epared bt ScQt:t Foru- ' l'llliidl~ treilo'rtl ¥'i! Ia llill,. S' maa.· I . •...""whl ' ade . cbl .: F'.ni,Early Toda _. y· er' _.... . . . . ..:·,.....11{ ' 't'. . ware, r.. .._ct. :'F,!' {'64-Vear-Old . ,. ~· _ near N-l; .., Ropubllcana bad seven candf.. 94, Cllnlno Flaher, 37, IIIII Pldl - · ror vDiap council with GIOI>ollar, 30. four to be IIOIIIInlted. WIDolng Democrats pve their only the nominations were Don Col- council candidate, Ralph Werry, liDs, 137; LuciBD POulin, 110; 62 Yates. Werry will attempt to Fraddln Rizer, 136, and Elme win ooe o! the rour seats In Russell, 97. COllins, l'llulln IIIII lhe taU election. Rizer are Incumbents IIIII Mrs. The other race In the comRussall has se"ed several terms lllUllty wao for lhe nomination as vlllap tr.......,.., but thla to nm aa treasurer 1 wttb t wo year filed ror C<IUilCil rather than Democrats seeking It, They are the treasurer• a JJOBt. PfiYllls Hemes11, who received Votes received bl the other 4B votes, 1114 Clara &:e SOUlllb,y caadldates Included James Moos, who received 24 votes. There Some Optimism' •a ~~~=~=·~:! ~elt m· n • -. the b..,pll,y married,.. cta11 """"sed cautious opt(mlsm iDIIa,y for Thuradey'o sea· lklb of the V I - poac8 talko 18 rtoult of a VIet COaa stale· meat.take that ''lbe Parll coo!ereoce will a frultiUI CllUl'Min the fulure.,. · •r,, hero charged with using theldentlflcatlon cards o! an air force captain to obtain $3,300 rrom the First National Bank of eh!lll......, ani! $6,500 11'9"' II'" !av1!!8& llil* C0111P0l11', also orCiill11~ .... picked up I n ·rot late Friday night bl Meigs Sherlll'. lltprty Robert Beegle. !llerlll Rebert C. H8rtenbach auld Deputy Beegle took Esque Into custody at a Pomeroy residence upon learning from Chief Rice that charges were on file. Incumbents Win Becalmed Primary CBriS ' War Hero Held on 2 ~r;:~/i~§l:r:; Counts o-f Swindling 'J !! PARIS (UP!) - ' '69-'70 CHEERLEADERS - Meigs High Scbool students selected for wnit,y ~ next year take a stance to show they can do the job. TheY are, tront row, 1 tor, Joyce RUey. ~ da M~ulre, !Jnda C&rdUlo; second row, Debbie Crow, Mary Bradbury, Nlld 11re1nberJ. Becky Swindell and Donna BraMam. - seatlr:el Photo. of assessi~ a person's abll.lty to field Township received approval of Its 15-mDl new le>Y by a A Point Pleasant, W, VL man, "We have renewed out pledge vote of 1099-898. A 16-mlU pr~>o who was IIIIPrehended In Pometo carry on the fiaht for tax re- posal at Cu,y&OOga FaDs wont roy, charged lflth larCOIIY by form In Ohio," he said. down 10,11 f.li911 and •• 8-mlll trick In the allopel awlndllng or . Elaewt~•r.. Jn the slate, about levy for lhe Gneil !<o!:al SCIIO<i .. 1800·fmrntl!l!Cblilleolhebulks 50 per ceni of'IIIO. 112 lchoO! Dlsll'lct w1a reJtCted i522-119t "lilt' ~~iififiie' ai'rillir\tii Iii' , ldci81dore sehoolo won a JO.f Rosl CGUnt,y Court 'llluradey. dlstrlcla lflth - Y proposals CbllUcotbe Pollee ' · C'Jd e f on the ballot rec.elved voter ap- re-al, 1217-337, IIIII an 8-miU new levy, 94W78. George Rice said the accuseil, proval ot their requesla. In Cuyahop Coon1y, Parma !Juyd R. Eaque, 25, has told Althoqglt a varlely or Issues and candidates for local ofllces voters turned down a oew 9.4- him he will waive grll14jury pro. ,yere on Tuesday's ballot, the miU lax lo>Y by a large maJor· ceedl!l(s at hisprellmlnarybearcenter oC attention was focused ley. Resldenla of Ber• rejected lng, on education. (Continued on Page JO) Esque, a former Green Beret pay,n Less thaD 300 Pomei'C1f voters - Republlcaa and Democrat - went to the polls Taosdill' to cast ballots In primary elecU0118. Meigs County Board o! Elec11111 "'"clals repm ted only 210 Republlcana caatJnr baUots and 76 Democrats In the ''Very light" eleettona. The board was able to make Ito olllclal tat1,y last mortar barragelntoMOBII~ nl(ll:t lnatead or wallins severlet m mUol IICMithWest of Sol- al dlyt for the oflfclal coont as p, !blth Vleillameoo apokel- Is custOmary. men Ald. · ' I Levy . ~ underground new- wlille ~- at Ft. Dlx, N, J., 111• op. J,!altiOII to U.S. policy In Vletllam lion the rise in the mUIIary oerv!!!~ •• ..A (ll'll1rillr ...-r of Glo II "calli~ Into question man;y or the ...! thingslblt'lhe students have bosun to question," ADen Myers, ~ iald Tueadey In a _.:h to an anti,... 1!1'019 .._. II Business ~ves Movi for VIetnam Peace. fezmu laking ~JU~Mive thunderstornu ~":""' HUNDREDS· OF PERSONs bive been forced tram· •.._lr ho!Jie1 , , ' . t,lx per0001 wert r-'«1 ml1alng ..., lhOUIIed' o( tlollarl damije hit· ':'1111ted rrom four strel&ftt clays or maoal-. thlllclor1torm1 In Te~o. . ' · . · ., llool8h weather also was reported In parts of Colorado where l'lfn ~ lflth s - (II'01IIIIIed search eltorts for a plaM lflth oewn abolrd milllnB Ia Sooth-t:ontral COlorado above 7,000 feet ., The eapatone or tile Waahmiton Monument in the n&· lion's <apltal weighs 3,300 pounds. . en tin .. wU' · MARRIAGE APP!JCATIONS William Wesley ArbaUjjl1, 24, TQers Plains, plant worker, a n d Norma Suo Nichols, 22, Reedsville, aecre1ary; Georee Wooley Allen, 45, Rt. 2, PL Pleasant, deck lend on river, and Berthe Lee Bass, Pomeroy; Rontle Ray Speneer, 19, Farmersburi, Ind., sllllent, a n d MarUyo Ja110 Karr, 20, Cheater, clerk. Admission: $LOO and 50c SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. • ' at y l NEW YORK (UPD - Jllilrnll- Jadlani """ the coveWd DcU.., ' lilt, niow-rl and atilhOrs aWard wi:t h bls !II'at noVel, '· ·. ralllfiJw fi'CIII tn Amer!Cili ~ "llause ~ ~ DIWI!," Ibid ·: dllll'' to ~ 'New Yl!!'k CIO'~ · anllldlall oeh1ictlnlll' !Iii~' 11~1 ~ ylll'll ~~kla;ta havi . '"!~' tho be , 'CIIDII!I< ~at to lite. t\n .,lhe ., 53nl'lmlail'lllltzerJ?rizos. resenatlaa lifter WGl'ld War.D. 'ri:e· Loi ~Ia Tlmea• ·~ II• q i.uocl&l. pro-· ' double Wi!ialr ateeraoole1.~ te0114' of ~,.aiah at the Unl.., · MnpJjy at COlilmbla UnhonitJ. ~IQ' Gr ~~Amhor N.....n Maller wiiO . . . . . l'l!'al plnod fame 21 :r-~ 11111 "The Gr,.t White"""',"~ tor his W aovel "The NaQd tan bllloliatd S.cklir, !lOll 1111 add 'lbo .Diid," ~ prlzo for llraiiiL , 1111 lblli(l , ,. tlOII award ror "'lbo Armla1 or slol')' of Jack J~ N.e Jf • the Nijh~" !HI an account 'of heo')'Wel&ftl bolllov chalaiiOII. lhe four • day protist In Waibo The play hel aJrtod1 w•the~ lngll!n .qalnst lbl vietnam War. IOinetle ~ A~ ~·Brclfo Ma1Jer'l 1 Mmnlng for 111!11'!1*' of Wl;ll'a .beot p!Q>. He 1,1 Ia Holl1- · New York Cliy. . !food WorldQII a p!ovlt· ver- · N. scott ,... ....,, a 11011 or the p~o,y, ...... . MaGS THEAll£ COLORCARTOON: ~~ YO.UR .. ~'.. , ( ... £. • ' JACKSON and PE Mrs. Hamilton SWISS FAMILY ROBIN SOH (Technlcolor) Dorothy McGuire James MacArthur Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation . · . Walt Disney's MIDDLEPORT, OHIO "•t'.M.I>' • . _: Jalm ·lhli ' qoot,overl!ll A!Siiioll*1 JmPoai!*), 'N~n . BIO.~Ij. . e...,, .::-~~~~;:;;t • • . " •'. ~ .. were ()lite E:lthe brfdlt) """ aa,tlme . ........_ ,. . P~k IV 2.10 Lm., Steel PIQI>o ~ ..:,.,,._ lie , al.J ·,..,_ · · m...:: JiOd G.;.~ ,...,1 prgpaliUnln& ~ l Mrs. Gruoser . - Molllor'l Woekonol at Ohio Uni'NfliloY eer up 5:45 &.II.; lnVoder ~VS:IO L "":::::... ;,..1 ·~ , , , ' '''l" ..,...,.. "'""'e ........_...... bJ ...... .. ·where her dau&hter. lol&rla, II a rrelhlnan: ·. a.m. , ,wv were ..w""" w . ~It . ~ 1 In a ~~~ ~ ..,..~."!' ~·-.-~;~:-,. At Bromley Hall Where lfarla Uvea. aa e1111 ecatest w111lttld KANAWHA RIVER _ I Marmet, network. 'Deli> ~ (Gol !JmarO, l!ila• _IIIII actnases. · ., with each rellclant writing 'Ill\\' her lhould be named 0 F Shearer dolm 3·3• a.m.· One c:atecqr)l, bell euiWral~ · olth ltliiill.l< Allllr), fAwird ' '!'be Zlat ~' wlllE!Ill!lfbe ·' ' ' ' " ' " ' docamelllar1 hod U lll!lllllloes. · ' . ('lbt CJiolt IIIII Mr1 A-'" P".....UOU for the weekend, MI. Slate. down 5:.40Lm.; Ooachl· Nominated• tpr, beat COJD.,ar. . ) 11111· Llo,yd NOion (~ telerised Jw118 b)' CBS.._ ' Much to Jerry's surprise and plea111re, Mra. Grueser 1181 ta IV u.soa.wm.~.~JJlearloorn ierleawen.' •'l!iwltehed," •-ri· ... . · · · · winner after Marla's 01111 - . Bestclo• Just having a - ~~ ful · time, Mra. Gruese was preserited a footed snver - • aa a !Q) 6:40 Lm.; ~~....... aoepb ~ _.... Jones c1o1m 7:55 p.m.; W. H. """' • · ""' ""-~ . II D ... ,., mOIIlOIIIo o! tho occasloo. SMYer, Jr. :"' 8:05 p:m.; Elpraed Mrs. lfulr" y . FRIDAY THRU TUESDAY May9-13 ~alional '" ~~~:~~ Qdte a compllJneat ror Mra. Jerq .' Qolieler over U.. .. • end. "* NEED A NEW CAR? APPLY FOR A LOAN - -w. Dies Monday THE BIG MOVE! . ~~Be~~:l~t~~ s·,~~ U.e studenla were adrillld bl their leaders to "opUt"' wllen c11y IIIII state pollee plllclal• arrived. Many to nearbl baseball fields. !Ughlll14 . Park IIIII state Pollee Mllncloy DW'd IU'OUild !Ughllllll Park College when student alrlkers !brO... tened to disrupt claBSea. Pollee said they sealed otr three slclo streets IIIII set up ...,.ts IU'OUild the clllljlls even before classes began. ••we clll&ht . G,\VGESl'lllll!lngGollllllllld2. · •. . (ll;.,,:. '" .. -' '.·1111'111: , •.Catl ,•Ji!!ol" .- (JIId!l-for• 1!01•. aooUI.O 7 ftllt Ci rGU•h II<!LI-:n'OOD -. .. ers; Pt. 'Plioolot. 2t.2h P - IDatiOilo •for F)nJII)> ARr\111. In ·-~·~• 1· -~l Jlorr< ~ ' roy . '- ·... · - son,' .2o.•7· m 3• · lbatl 30 ~ have oddi), ,_.•ora;.. llld'Mii1ID • .......... J, u 'beia ......""'-' ,'- ~ Nl\laMl< IADdou .....Uidl. '""'-lllblt) falling; ~"ha Fall•. :uo ion. --:z~ . "" . . '')"! ' ' ' ....... . '""" Olarleo""' 1UO ' talllAcacloW ., · ·-~· , · ~ !11!11 ,IIIII . . . . ' ..,... , -'t · · . . . . ,Scl..._ , .., ·· · ' woct .JII!M w.lt)., IBrlbl • · ~ ' , Wlkl, .-rl , :· .•.. ', Loalaa; Marmet, and WlniJeld, ~ lit tilt 'WeOioiJ •t,levi- · ,Jiut ,~otnt1 l!l 'a ..~ ·.· ~ ~IIJlaiiO wiJl a\!Vd' areoothe oUL . . . · liGft ~~ ~blcllldlnl serlef: ·~!loin (lllulail; -...e' to wtanert of To Stop Students By !.i I * j :.a:;'{ Di '"ddor ru"" es ~~~~;i~~~~~!~;;jS .·. .. Batn ,_ by ::! ' ""... Jneachllat.rtetwlil JW:t"eald Jit.EAsANT ';.r · wei- ·.~ .;1.., •r: I • '; J lli!l. 'i . .... ~ ~:~........ ~ ; ' ,',, 'r.· · \ ( ' ,\" .-b .·~ J,l' ·'~. 'I '- . �,, . '' ,. •' 31b. or ••• 59C 69C ICU Q~arters fl WfG CIIICIII ,. Lea ..., .. ::' . ,., ,. . Breast Q1arters 1• . \ . '•' ffiDEIIESf ,•. 59C . All Meat Witltrs JfiDUifSF SJ,ICO I . -uy ,..,,.lilanele~. llltWI- Ill!!. F• an l<jOIIOClaatlc caper fD!Od, ~tly difeboly .... And tile moat I u c I d Hlfl.mlet" who makes hla unes~ tbetl.c assaUlt more than workit eaplodea .... Let the purists earp - this is big round acting 1D huge wsiiOping strohes and don't mill it. Rlcbard Harris will produce, mag's execs are taking paycuts .... iiYJnphony batoneer Voo Ksri\JIUI's okay after eye surgery .... Belgium's Ex-King Leopold bought the pa]adal French Rlv!era pad ·of couturier Eciward Molyneux. MGM doesn't know wbetller to be deHghted or wary: its "Al!:red the Great" fiick when pr.. viewed lor the press smt mag reviewer Kyra Edson f\eelllg the gore and violence (VIklnils IJil. pa]aa -..Ing John Wayne. lsraeU actreu Gtla Golan'• ,... a Yankee Doodle Dolly - her u. S. citizenship papers •.•• The Ringling Broo. Circus travels by trsin t:.rt the next Ice Follies becomes the first exIIVZZER WILL MAKE best man? - RUINED PLANS travaganza to join tho jet age ~OOPERS BUZZ OFF Dear R.P.: - travels only by Jet !:rom now Door Helen: •••• Very happily, knowing in on. I get my magazines aeveral the way or ALL bridal attenddayo late and I koow tlley'vebeen anti that she has been chosen nld by the looks ar them. lor Ibis honor by a good !riend. You. see, we live in the counPlease, for Corrine's sake, trJ Where our mallbar Is out oo don't close that uopen mind" the blglniay while our house is of yours - at least unUI alter bock a wo,ys, I can't always be the wedding! - H, out there tn meet the mailman, Dear Helen: bJt I suspecl my neigllbor keeps I read your '"expose" of Ute good watch. I even saw !ootpr!nto tea bag tag hoax, and want to Ill the """" to and !rom our tell you our experience. mslibox one day. g,e explall)ed Three or lour years ago our thot abe was looking lor an im- woman's d~ at church was h'lJIOI'Ianl letter and thought tile lormed we could get a wheel postman had put It in our bar by chair from the American. Legion ~--~ miltal<e. Two dlljlslatermyover- lor 50 pounds of tea tags. ·•• magazines showed up, wellWe saved and saved, and fitlllunbecl. Psychologists be II eve nally reached wr goal, I per. I can't catch anybody in tile IIOJiilly went to see the presi- that being an only chlld or aet, Wt am afraid that II they dent of the American Legion the eldest chlld leads to greater achievement. The taloo mspzines, thsy may also Auxillllry, but was ln!ormed that Ill ~red about govern. the man who donated the wheel theory Is bolstered by tbe fact that 21 of the 23 astromad checks, packages, etc. chairs lor this cause had died nauts who have taktln ·par~ HELP and they were hoping some olhin space flights are eltber Dear Help: only children or eldest er gel10l'lllll person would tal<e How about installing a buzzer over this worthy cause. &0111, The World Almanac saya. Parents tend to lavIIJstem Which would ring at yaur So now we are stuck with ish more love on IUid ex..... each time tile mallbar Ia so pwnds ar tea lap. Thank pect· more from an only opened'/ This would not only trap gooclneas lor a big attlc. I'm chlld or the flnt born. the "borrower" but would alert IIIII 1qMg someone IIOIYIOWbere 1011 to lite mailman's arrival. will redeem them. - Mco. M. ~=a~A=-=IPI~a= . ~s==-- -· The only otbsr way Ia a loek T. Cll ,..... llllilbox door and .. "'" Dear Mea. T.: By PHIL PASTOlET tlllq blc OII<J:Iiib to ICCODIJIIO. Don't hold your breath. I'm data 11118BZineo - but not a a!:ratd the American LeJlon AllllOne thmg that nunring lllllbbor'a annl - H. lliary never really knew tbla won't cure: a· grudge. Dear Jlel•: Hpnerous donor" t1ut collect• • • Our dsulllter Ia planning a ed 011 r1!JI!Ol', jist •• 7011 did. . N othing is lnOfJ• tubflU wadding. She has sprung a Your 50 pounds Ill used too jtct to I o II i 1l g eflem a '< llloPer oo usl lite wantJ her are flOOd ror a 'bGrflre, wh.lle Ill~ • ·; . ,1 ., Nfli'o lirl trilnd to be msld lap lllliiiJni elN. Sorri .... = II. Ill llaaor. We haYe alw..r• been n.Ia ·~ Ia .tJodlcated to No ~one bq tl'rth!·ne, II "laded and allowed Corrine (amll,y IIYinl. 110 it 1011.,0 hav- again~!' tM new ,folb ,dOWII to ebao10 ber own l'rlendo, The 1Dr kid II : ble .or jist plaiD the street,,·but t~e nelkJ)IIOr• , black liri Ia a eollege pre-med ,_,.., 1_. ' u-•- bel YOIJ hood, harpies ,are worklnc . ~-•• "' '\ ...... ' )'OUr P • own• ' on it· " '' ¢ I ~ and Corrina IIIQ'I ahe Ia lite will 01110 jrelcome '• .., P• · · . .,.,. CII.._Pndlng But sbe'il be .U..~ _.-l•ce•. 1\ddreos ' . . j. • TOO 011tMaaC!inr in bel' Mid- Hols ~ ··m . care Ill thla The relndeet is tbe only · ... III'V· HOw caa a walk neW""""'- •.. 'deer' ipeclei that has been di!MI· ltio .,lillie wttll a wHITE succesafuUy domesticated. got ' • if.' . '• ' -· ,. ) ....... ' CON.Yt:NIENT ' LOCAtiONS • -.......... - -,....... . . . '""'! 1 ~ USJ. ••'· J4-ll ......,. •• t WE ACCEPT USDA ••• fOOD SUIPS ........... ·tnflk .. . ......... .. ' WIIOU er 5-7 1•• POUIOIS . .'IIIDJIIinl .., ... L '1'111M JloMt V...._ lnlllc .,.. ~ ......,. - ... Jllltka .....,au;, lUI ···... .... llilll Jb!D ..... ~ ................ .. ..... .. ..,.. ..... tlllll: ---. .--....... ..................... .................. ............. ... r:M•...-.••. ztt . v• . ._:tlfd ID ca .. .... D. ...8at wt;l#t """" ......... CJI 11.111 *'.r~ ~ Best Grade , . Pk1. of 4 HoiSIIIII Prices Eu,ctlve' "· ThlrJdaJ, FrldV arid Sattrda' . .J ' PRODUCE BARGAINS ATOES ~ ~~-N~~l9e .MaJ 8-9-10 ' .. ...t; . ·· 11 IIOWI Ol'f.-iHIO. STRAWBERRIES 4!t,:~·$1 6 EARS . REAL CREAM WHIPPED TOPPING 49l . . 't :. . ""'0" fl\\.l ' ' Whole or Cre~ ~ijle. s. ·.'5.·30.earis' 3s.lze l· 24tz. I ••• ·Soz. Dl1ner Cll Wf IESIIrf THE IIGIF OIIUflflfS. ·LEMONS c.u•. idO'• SWEET CORN 5 EARS CARROTS ro lllll ooch Towels . . . . . ~ v 27C 2hr''· . 59C 59C llUf 111101 DUllS IOOD-COCOIIT 5 3 Layer Cake 115. SllrH .lUGE Sflf it 4. Su. "'· PIICfS ffffCTIVf THRU SAT. lAY JO, J96t ·. CELERY .~ ' Tf!ANK YOU BRAJIO st 39e 1 LB. BAG 10e flESH CRISP BOUNTY ... ... I n. If 36 Florida 12 CANs ·$ Strawberries .,,, 61I. . R .. N , , . , . Co '~ FIOZfl •, I •'· • ~ 'SWEETCOaN FRdZEN SLICED ~ .ltUUfiiY • ClffiiY :·.·:~~IE"· .... 'TOP BRAND 29 991o ,,.. Ice Mi~k unou OIDI__. flO, f4Nf -............. ........................ ., :;.. ...,_ .., r3 Alllleat lib. YFOOD IIOUUTOI /t lu. So1r Crea• ~. 3· ::~ 2.29 Old Smoked House . paled on a_,., etc.) )lllysically ill .... Mahalia Jackeon's get- · ling a White House ,..,,~,atille Pier~ to the H.E.W. dep't . the waiiO.r II the turbot w·~.... b - ~eader' · • . !:resh;__ '!A J'l's to be ~ It wu.. sooi'~t • altfe and well , and runthe Iaiit thiDg De Gaulle packed Ding his restaurant in Paramus, when he Q.!it." N. J., tile :ntmors ol bis stroke De Gaulle's noi$)' disavowal or were exaggerated. Israel's -.lo lor MYstere jets The trend to more but omaller and replacement parts had Its theatres contlnuea: the RlvoH 011 underground lllllill: Israel got Bdwy. will be converted lntol<l\11' the French parts piecemeal, qui. bi,Jous ... Sir Winston Chu,rc/illl's ally via Belgium .... A top news- granddaugrter Arabella's qUittin~ ber $40 a week London ...., job to try Washington as a Journalist •••• Top male singer · Glen Campbell doean't even hum in his first Dick "True Grit" tloUGii'OI , ...•... -i·· f..,. . 3 . '·• I ', .,........... . .• ..., CANNED PICNIC HAMS 1•. 49e Beef Liver Make Mom Glad She Shops.Big 3 direct and write his own "Hamler• screen adaptaUoo lor Paramoont .... WlUiamsoo's version has beenadaptedalread)'byFllmways and will be on U.S. screens in a couple of montlls. Jean-Luc Godard is the cultlsts• darling but oot Carlo Pontl's: Sophia's husband said in five film dOals With Godard "I lost $2,000,000 and ten years of heal til." .... S. 0. ug,ap" Shaplro, ooe of tile finest men in ,Pibllshlng. retires !rom Cowles PUbllcaUons June 30 Wt will r.. main in the business he koows so briWantly as a consul- surnroa ., All lttf Witltrs ·='•·=---6'---9'--C llfSH ?-4if. R0asti11 Chickeas ,.. 39C SAVINGS TO ·'MILE·. AlJO. tJ'J't>~· BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - We don't beHove it eltller but the late~ate rumor had it Pll,yllis Diller and lwbby Wade llotlafan are expect.. lllg .... Tillplate mllliooelrepllljlboy John R. Topping died in Lenar Hill Hoopital - broke .... N. Y. Gianll' kicking star Pete Gqgolak Is working at "21" lllrtlag ri8bt at the top learning bow to become a restaurateur like everyme else in lljiOrts and - l z . Nirol WWiamBOII'I "llamlet" at the Lent-FQIKanne Is big, wild, muacular, lllleU!ereal, gutsy, a ,•. 39e �,, t - The 1 - ThO Dally Sentinel, llalb, !IentlNI; ~lddleport.Poi..e~. o., M1J 7, :19e9 .·Vietnam Veteran Matches · . ·Militants' Determination . LOS ANGELES (UP0- When mUitallla threw ~ barricades at entniiCes to Los ~los Clb' Collep this lll)rl~, 0., r o c k o n e d without stephen f"rank, 22, a handsome veteran of the VIetnam Wor. Frank promptly organized a ,..., or 20 students who tore down the barricades, so other • oludents could get ·to .their clusoa. And he Incurred the contlnul~ enmit;y or the mmtants. Since then he has been world~ to repair damage from fires an:l acts of va.mllsm at tho junior college, and -king out agalnat tile viOlence he believes threatens his education, as wen as that or 18,500 other students on the campus. Receives Letter He received a cOJIIII)imentary lettor from President Nixon. He also has bee!l mobbed, threatoned and beaten. Mllltant Negroes, muttering •' ~ ' "'' ~ . . me out. . . . ~h ·Itt ~ 01111 s~IIOOII And ' obscenities and thre-:!~, thll)' hllll ll'om th~ monient he st.(ls on the campus. At nlsht meotlnga, he Is worned he will never get home .alive. WhUe he was distributing leaflets In tho student center, he was attacked by ntembera or the Black Sutdent Union, who smashed In his taco ancl split hls ,llp, uSure I'm scared,.. the stocky war veteran admitted. urm scared every time I walk on that campus. But ~~~ social science teaehN' assfaned the clau to go beer a speech by Black Panther leader George Mason Murray on Nov. 8," Frank explains. "He talked about the Oag being a piece of tmlet pajler and aald the only way to deal with Nl>oo and (U.S. senato candldato Max) Raffert;y was to put a bullet through tllelr heads. I stond ~ and aald I For Dangerous Combined Drugs . E ,.~. ( ' ., \ I i i ·~ '' :;, ' Meigs Property Transfers :·I f" ( . ,, ~·· Uleodore Ebenbach, dec., to Mary R. Ebersbach, Elizabeth E. Smith, Jean E. Mann, affid. tor Tnns., Meigs. Mary R Ebersbach, dec., to EHZabeth E. Smith, Jean E. Mann, Cerl. lor Trans., Meigs. Nine J. Miller, dec., to Rex L. Miller, Raymord Diehl, Dorothy Ken'. eert. for trans., Rutland. Marpret Parsons to Howard Phillips, Clara PhUllps,.38acre, Rutland. . Jarr.y L. Jacks, Patricia Jacks to Lury Barr, Sharon. Barr, 3.35 acrea, Rutland. Florence C. Ebersbach, dec., tO Theodore Ebersbach, Elbabeth E. Smith, Jean E. Mann, widespread UM> or eomblnatlons number or the avaUable comto stele the physicians roost binations consist ()( agents tberelore have demanded wblcb have either no useflllness, or limited usefulness them." u1be opposite Is true, H combined with hlgb toxlcley, at Elchenwald's prepared testim6- least In the chUd population." ny said. "The damand W8S Kirby agreed that "emeatlm ereated by misleading advertisi)I'Ovldecl by the drug compaing., " .••There are no harmless nies, otherwise known as antibiotics," Elchenwald said, advertising'' Is responsl,ble lor discussing the dangers or prescribing or the drugs despite prescribing a pUI with two or r-ted warnings from exmore drug components. u ••• A parts. Bobcats Drop 3-1 Tilt To Big Blacks ..,_cDermOit. Tommy The victory avenged an eorller 4-4 setback at the banda ()( the Bobcats. For Kyger Creek, Jon Rothgeb was the only Bobcat able to solve tbe plteblng ()( Pete JlyBOl' CroOk Is lng. UC Will Drop now "Mllltants overtunled my table ancl burned 200 pastors. A e<q~le ()( days later, I ~ed I tally In 11-onl of the Adml'"stratlon BulldiJW. About 200; people ahowed· ~· We were psulng out literature a,.. a mob suddenly jumped on the table and tried to push me oft ''Their reasoning was that VIVA or any llf004I opposed to the st,..ent strike has no rigbt to free speech. "All students have grleva~>­ ces. I have grlewnces. But that doesn't mean I'm going to overthrow the government or set fires in classrooms. There are WIYS or redressing grievao.o ces in an orderly lashion. "We want to educate students on the problems or Violence alii show tllem the rlgllt way to solve their problems. We have an ombudsman program. Each Clftl1US has an ombudsman, someone who knows how to get things done. Students go to the ombudsman with their problems, and he tries to solve them. Changes are needed, bot we must have orderb dlssent. 11 As far as Frank is concerned, he sees nothing extraordinary In removing l>arrlcedes at City College. "When I got to school March 12," he recalls, "'there were cafeteria table• plled up six feet high ancl eight !eet wide across the entrances. I Just started moving them, ind' other students came tc» and began to help. I told tllem oot to get Involved In a pbyslcnl contr.,.. tatloo, several times we retrestod clown the steps for a few minutes to avoid violence. ·re·· . · e:'e ea o.r .thi .\liiitq~. Tulsa, Wichita State, Draka and Memphla Slate. Smith aald 101lveralt;y otficlala have given cOnsideration to jol~ the Mid American eo... .terence or a new conference. ar!ld. Cor trans., Pomeroy. Hattie L. Ne.,elrood to David M. Brlckles, ll~acre, Bedford. SAVARD MVP Clorenee Wol! Jr. to ·John F. NEW YORK (IJP0-Serge HUI; psreels, Chester. Sanrd, a 23-¥ear-<>ld delenoeHarold W. Leach, Edna Leach man with Jhe ~ eana. 10 Morris Packo, Betty Packo, dl1011, 1181 Yot«< ~ Molt 20 aere; Jledtord. Valuabl.. ~lr ol .the 19et 0)8n Hootettor, Mary Hostet- Stanlq Cup 'playofr• by the 12 ter, ;Mabel Hootetter to James A. Na~ Hockey ......e perFultZ, Janet Fultz, re-r~cording, nor" , . SOyu'd II file lint deii!DH· ~Illlam Howard Thutner, Lola man to win the Com ~ .10 ~~ M. PriddY, pareel, TJ'CII)II.y one! the ~e0mpail)ojng 51J1C~ .. $1.~0 .. 1 ''~ ••• ,-. ·1,'' .•. !)Jivi. T....;., ., who ireiK tho dlaiiDce on ·~ hU!Ior·)lelaa otarted olftllo lQt ()(tho eighth Cor ecach Rus1 lfian'a alrJe IQo taidnl fir1tbo10 . ......, bolng hll . ·· ~next bailor, eorl~le) kay, forcedVanlla · with oo llrst, tho llagewaa i , ·'f.. Igers . 2• 1 . , . . ··' ._ ' Di • • ··:.- o,p . VISIOn ~ Ind1ans • . Bl· ank ·r· ·W· s, 1'•1 o··..· .• ' ' rliill weco - - bY Domoakey and Ault, who wiiMill :ung orr · , 1. 1 the · illnlng, and.-. bl!me on . . • bo910-f0.boek alngi.. 11JC&Icher · JlmCrowand~rBob' : . , . 1 By JOE CARNICELLI · A111t also aut a alngle-lu the seeoad innlnll and Ropr Abllolt UP! !!porta Wrltar .qaelll the third, but DOI'UIIIwtre prodaeed . Then In the lourlb, with Ault on results are proving negativebose attar he wuato on an or. lor Cleveland's opponent&. ror, Jahllsoo, wh9 ~ "'~ 111- IIDited. PrellliUrnailcnal Alvin Dark, Whoes 1'""1" 1 two lor ll>~~attheplaW,;buiJiioi;cL NatkJnal 1-11· :...1 ~~ ':.at.~ Ropr Abbott aloollnglad~r · Eaat In tho blnlngandgothlathlrd~ w, L. Pet. GB :=..::·~e':!,.~tllat: hit or the iiiM ~ :::""" : - Cble&IPI •••• 111 9 .171 working too quickly, Dark and gle Ill the bottcm .... Plllll>ilrgh • • . 15 11 .577 I pitching c:llocb Jack Benford Abbott wao three lor ftlur, pM!adelphlo • , 12 11 .522 flh Alllt, ,who had oparfectday at New Yorll .. ,. 12 14 .412 8 have lllowed down Mcllowell'a the late with three bits 1ft three psee and the results - k tor p 81, LcJula , , , .. 11 15 ,a8 7 themleiVOL oi!Jelal trips, 101 hi• ~ hit Jfontr_. . , , •• 10 15 .400 ~ McDowell pitched hie second . In Vthe ~':'.,he~ : • : Welt COI!Ieeutlvo three-hit ohutout an tre, e ,.. w. L, Pet. GB 1'llesday nlllbt, Hmltlng MIJine. tory, llumed alx and laaued ooe Atlanta •• , •• 17 1 ,854 aota to three aiJWIN aa ·lhe baH on boiiL lraomen Starter Son Fl'll!. · , , , 15 11 ,1'/17 2 Swan and his relief, CCIIburn, lAls Angales , • 15 11 .577 2 e(lllblned to acru., out nino, hit Son Diogo •• , , 13 18 .4*8 5lh one batter and IJI!IOd elx bolOS Clnclmatl ••.• 11 15 ... ··3 •u on balls. Colburn rollowd Swan Houlton • , •• •. 8 21 .218 1~ In the laat ot tho ....mh. Tue!lday' · Reoult .:J:: . ::S,.O::.Us.:.' .:'t;! !'!red , 1 The Maraudero are acheduled Gelllpolla today. JackSOil 10Z 000 11- 5 10 1 Molga 200 200 OZ- 6 10 2 Swan, CCIIburn ('I) and Cosby. Van Maire and Crow. to - Gol~'ers ~· Ton . r Chicago 7 lAls - e a 1 New York 8 C1n 1, nl&bl l'hlla 5 llou- 4, nlallt SaD Dl- 4 Pitta 2, nllllrt _. Son 0 ...... 81. IAull 3 F,"'.?.....: _.. Montreal 4 Atlanta , ......, Toclay'a i'nluiDJe t'ltcbera (All Tlmel iD'I? Los ,\nplos (Osteen 4-l) at Chicago Gltllklne 4-l), 2:30p.m. Eut Jlldlallll boll the 'J'wiDs, 1.0, and aiiiWed their •lght.game wm. DIJII streak. Elsewhere In tbe American Lea~~. Chi-~ ··-~ Boltl~- 1-o, H;;.~"CU; poWOred Detroit, 7-8, Oakland downed Wa~hi~W~Gn, 4-1; Ntw York ""'""ed psat Colltornla, 2-1, ancl Boatotl bombed Seattle, l2.t NL Actloo In ~ti...U ._.., aellon, Chi toppad Los •-1 7 · 1, easoNew y1ork "'-pod ~Cinc•·,~ti-, .t •\ 1 ' ...... •"' ••• 1-1, Pbiladetphla toppad Roua11111, ~. San Diego whipped Pltteburgh, 4-2, 81. Louis abut out San FralleiJco, 3-0, and lloltreal got by Atlanta, 4-3. = ~!llld wD:~:;. at or 1 ~th':: ~~~ ol ':: :::: tbe bv Hal Llnler and added a nm ~ the llxtiJ 111 1 walk to CUrt Flood 111111 . ....... "" "'""' ....., hJI"'II and Tim Mccarver. Ro;y Sadecld sutrered hll third lou agalnat two vletorleL AI !\!aDfller had three blta, Including a - r . and Rand;y lluncliiQ' also homered tor the :: :::u,~e :art.: ~a:~ ~:"t: ~alalltDrmu=:': TuoadiJ nl&bt when the Eallt.- ern tetma bell tbe Wtllsrn and otruck r::; ree- :fte...:.... wn- FROM 99~ . , ' ·, . . / lleDonll ;ot all the ~ he noodliJ Iii tllue oellth lnolng wboll TOjQI Hartoa amubed bla fourth ·Ot 'the )'Ill' jut lnaldo the lalt llold ..... pole to Siva tho lndlane cd1 their fourth victory In 22 games. Raggto Jacklon bod a two-nul b(lller, seared po!Mr rua and threw out a runner at tho plate with a brUUalll throw to pseo the Atllletlca over the Senators and hall Waohl!Wion's livepme wlnniJW alrealc. Jackton ecored Oakland' a llrat run In the opening lonlng oo Jlm Hannan'• wlld pitch and hit bla10th !Jolner<J(the HSIOO two 11m1ngs later. Pl!l4'h- hitter Bob Taylor ROaide Drm'jlllley led off tho nlDIII imlnl 'with hil !CIIrtl1 l!omer ~ tbe -aon 11 lho PhDile• ran their lllnnln8 llreak to llvo games 111111 odpd CliO game over the .500-mork. 110!1 wu-. who pltcbod a nohitter In 1111 prevtoue start, went on11 three lml11p ·lor tbe Allloa bat u 1111 ran...r Doole,y Womack llbo autrored the defeat. Clarenee Golim'a lw1>ftll triple clllnaDd a r-....., San Diego oull!urll In the first imlnl thet earrled Dick KoUII)' 10 hia ae<oad win. Kelley aUowed elabl hill and both l'llllburlh runa betOI'e Frank RaberBOl' toak over at tile 1tart ()( the ninth. cam•• hid_:.. ...... ' '. .I · B. .. f , .......... a d1l ea aW bamlr . 1lldCh with two DOlt Ill tho jJbJtb ~ to ......... .llve-l'll!l !"11.1 Only Rw Lull Ajltrlclo alngled 1-. Sand1 .llon!ar with the 1111'1!1'• only nm In the third ll1!1lng aid Joe H<rlon awie It llaJIJI !If with a nvH!tter aa tile Whlle. Sox edged the OrioloL . I · With two out, Alaaior walllld. stole aocoal. and ....,.I Clli Aj!orlclo's hiL Horlon !1111 cut fll,. a basH loaded Jam Ill the second lonlng by alrlldJW out _pitcher Jim Palmer. BobbY Mureer's bases loaded alngle In the 1\111! lnDlJW clrOM In both Now Yorlc I'1IDI and Fritz Psterson bolt CaUiorlda l<r tho sixth strailbt time u the Y&nkeoa _.eel 1Qo tho AqpdL . Loser Rud.Y !lay's err<JI' CJD Peterson's atteJqJted •erlllee helped load tho boiOI lor Murcer. Tho victory helped till Yankees atq> a ...,....,,. los!~ atr..k. . eorl Yoatnemakl drove In lbree runa witb a pair ot olJW!e• and RaY Culp.pltcbed a llvt>llltter tor bla flflb victory or the ....... .. tbe Rad Sox trounced Seotlle. t.odl edvantage or tour PDat error• to score elgllt 1IDOil'l1ed nmL GIVE US A TRY Regul1r Gls 9 ' ' ··, " ~llfs' lt WI$ tai ·'"" CERTIFIED OIL COMPANY 538 I. Main - Pomeroy Every Gallon Sold With A Money Bacf .G uarenlft LASt CHANCEl AT .H & R .. ·! ·YOUR FAVORITE 5" POT ,. .,.. ···········~······ ' ASSORTED COLORS 7" .POT .' . 'M"' .. 15 TO 20 BLOOMS ,,.••.••,. • rt$font ,• • •• " · ' I•tt.,l\.n .' .· y.u. ll~dS,\Try M~ts ., ANTHONY mla!1111111'~tarMng" W~()foore2-l)at0ok- Again ' ~ ~ t:::.:.~::: Derby EATING · ~:~::Seok.r· ... . . 12Tiit .Willi~~~~~' tho" ='~ ·ASSORTED BLOOMS ' ~ . FRES~ ' ' FR9M' ,(''1 . TAL PilCH. .·Gl '·3'' 'ij ' j LuMa1NG ·BRUINS TRADD> . , ,. bY' "110Ck, IHbril'd ' tad liOSTON (UPi) - Vetar111 AND 0 YORK ,(t)Pi _ J.lll 1Qo Toauny , lle\ma OJal!led him Majeatlc Prlnce 1 ~ ~ ·w~u TOIII Wllllama 111111 0 ..,.,~~ :...., , ,,oplnst " . ,,_.. bose satoly. 1411' at the _...._ •. · . •rOIIde ...,...-. Barry Glbb• ., ... Jiooe, Cirdwell ·,Oihera lll't AI . Rotll)l, 'l'ip . . . . li1ldid 'I'Diosday 1Qo tho ·• PMneW\'2-2550 ~~:;4• !1\liD.tlt~~rt~· ""' J<nlllll, ' Best ~ Jai' 1111, ': Ill 1 I'Brulnl tO the lllllltlcQ, IJit .· ...tiltlijtllll_ _ _ _.., ACl!, Onl1111'1~1 'G..... . Ncirt!i.S!UL • .•, ~,.,1. ' As ··~~ . . - ... ~ ". boolted die Jqooli lbt Tl&erL Taylqr 1111tl.d nlltW Dlek Rldatz wltb hlsJI!illjlltr Konau City had laodell tho basel and acOI'ed two Z1111 ~ Jerry Adair's tor~ and Cbuck Horrlaon'a lourtli oldt or the pme to knock on! Jlilq> McLaiiJ. PiiJad I I . ...ta .... 'i• • • . Ansel•• FRESH POTTED ..- . . .. · llrNIUonal Leagu~~tandl!adltthelr Ill wall-~r.. lUlled In a stunning 5-1 ''Victory" lor the Eaot. I waan't ..JIIIOaed to be tiJat way Ill the NL where tho divisions are believed lo bO more balaneed 001111J011Iively Ironton on Yo~-=~:~% at:.:: llouallll (Dierker 3~ at PhUD 1\.T.• (J. John- 2~, 7:35 rorneroy 1 liRe p.m. Son Dleso 1~) at Pitts- :...._, mllltants !rom ha vlng their way. I tlllnk the closl~t~ of the school bY the mllltants was a denial of the educational rights of others." 1 A,~, !l.'l ') ., . ·NL East Posts 5-1 Mark adelpbla " . ito Holtzman jdtcl!ad a slx-lllitar out lOVen batterl In tetml In !lYe ()( six game• In winning hll lourtll game , J)aJo . .,.,.., pltehed a me- Joe Wabb waa cnlled lor a balk. (Kirby their llrll moetlngi. ·I agalnllt one lou for the CUba. . _ Tuel!day at'oll!IOOD 111 )le.. Umpln Homer Smith 1'11led tiJat The lolelp llltb golf team do>- burllb (Veale 2-3), 8:05p.m. The. 81. IAula Cordlnale, who ' 'The deleat oquared - · • lilar1al Fltl4 a• tbe Gollla Aead- Webb Wet t1111 IJnaer• wltb hla feated vllltlnl Ironton 198-.215 SaD Francisco (Perry 4~) at 11111 off to a wretel!ed otart neord at 3-3. .-,,l!luo DeVU1 dolmedthel'ron- mouth. The balk sent Jolllaon Tue!!day lfternOoll at tho Pom 81. Louis ()lrlles 1-:l), 9 p.m. aplnjt their Eallerll rlval1, led Climaxes Rally ._.,T iprl 2-1 to talreorer!llldll- borne wUb IIIO·wfnnlni nm. MolGoll Coar .. Montreal (We- 1-1) at At- the parade or vic:torlol as Bob Plnch-lllltar Floyd WlekOJ'e p)lad first plaee ~ tho souti>- le,y lii!I!Od !llld Lom1e Buoh ~-Kranee w h 0 Ionia <Niekro 4-1), 8:05 p.m. Glbaon'a five.llltter pvo the NL hnH1I! s1ns1e with two out Ill ~ Oldo Athledo Leape'o llli'"'!M4:,GUt to end the lmlD&. lhot a 36,"wao medalist,' detestThuroday'a <limes ehamplons a 3oO trlumtlh over the -onth cllmued a 11!.llaiitMra Dlvlalon wllh • 8-1 Tba TJ&er• were never In the Ina Bob Priddy ()( Miolp with a (No seheduled) the Son Franelaco Glanla. . I'Wl raUy wbleh started with ~!pmo' after tho llrst IMina aa 39• Gibson also ruined WUlle Maye', Mack Jones' homer and gave :n;e l!luo llt!vlle' win .....,.ed S.JDdor., never pte up a walk BW Honaler, 1lhoolbla In the Amerlclll LIQie IBtb blrtliday celebration bt the Elqloo their vletory at will! Jaek&WI 8-6 loll Ill tbe or a hit lor the next six Inn- No. 2 spot tor Melp, had a 38 East !IVlldng hlm cut In hla only two Allanq, Two errors by Clote J(jilp Marlinderl, boo!llad the 1nga. ()rt or 19 111011 Ill balln for Molp to defeat Bob AndnW, L, Pet. GB -antes at tbe )llate. Boyer 111111 Orlando Ceped• Bille. llt!vllalnto first place. The tbe 1ut sb: frames, lhe TJ&er• fOil llllh a 31, Melli' Rar RCIIIb Baltimore •. 20 9 .690 CUbs Down llcJtl&ers 1 preceded WlckOJ'a ,........m. l!lillllt!vll• ~· ~for the had on11 CliO booe rumor. Rcuab l!ad 1 41 to clown J. Quiek who Boston • • •• 15 10 .800 3 In the other gamea, tho n1q blow. - . INi!IOd dcillllad to lb8 eel- wa• aste on an error by ~- had a U; Marauder Pot O'Brl- Waahlngton · • 18 12 .571 lilt. Chlcaao CUba downed tho 1M . Drm CardwaU pitched a sixlit wltb a 1-3 reeord and Molp cer at l1hort In tbe lourth 1m- 81, 1 40 but Jlm Miller' a 44 Ntw Yorll •• • 12 15 ·'" 1 llcJtl&era, 7-1, .• the.• bitter and bit lbe 151b bolDer ot _. J..,_oretlad 2-:l. In&. !Jiole IOCtl1d ·and died on 111111 RalltiY Burt ~ Melp 1110 1 Detroit ••.. • 11 14 .440 7 Montreal Elpos edpd tbe •· hia major league eareor tor the ~ •cored Ill ODiy rim bose. had a 40 to beat Dave Browl1 Cleveland • · · 4 18 .1&2 l2'h Atlanta Bravos, 4-3, tho New Mell, who collected 11 bill, Ia ·l!le lOP ~ !!JO flrlt !mJn1. Saundera tamed 24 men In leV- ooltb 1 sp . West_, • . .. YOfk . ~eta c~ .~be ~ lncl114lna three 1Qo I!J!d Harnl.. 'IPII6itflnt ... !ll!.l!!lilliP,oFt"·- ·l!lt..,!lll'• "'~ciiioio1/ •.,.,b., ,;w·1eldw • w. l:l·•.Ptt. tGB ,:-~nau l!eds s-1 tbe Phliode~Pil~a ..... ~ett fat' ·'llhoi'II'· IIJ a ._.. ~.,..,_ '[o~;;~tjli!ul"tllliiji<lilt~-"'tlitlin~.AF.Z~~ ~BOla 1 • 16 18 .617 '''.Pbliilili ·~ ' \be lloullQ, Met8' ootY tWo rwit rf~ ljrst~i\Ue~. tom ~~ The TIFt·ldt 0D1y ·tl!ree~ t.imO.... 111 lbe MUCu eour... Osldand . • '; • 15 10 .800 1~ .utroa; ~ aad the Padl'o• In 2S J!NYioua lnninp ll!li Gnl RCIIIIII IIIIIUited a · ball• 111 tho cuttleld c1urlna tho Kansas CII;Y •. 1& 11 .580 2~ topped the Plttaburgh Plratee, sea100, tamed elabt In wlm!lal: IIJ'OIII(Ier to ~· game, lilly one •r~n~ thl la.i t Denied Chicago • • • • 9 11 .450 5 4-:l. his llrot ,..,... Wayne Garrett, at lldrd boa. The ~ toak a three lnnltJp. r-·CaUtornla • . • 8 14 .4541 5 111 the Amertean League, Clool! Jone• 111111 Ken Boswall bad l!op, bit wuaon on thl left Woli> Wllit the distance tor BALTIMORE, Md. (UPOSeattle •.••.• 8 16 .333 8 Cleveland dateated Minnesota, also homered tor the Mstl. llioqtder and ..,...... Into left the TJgen, pve up fQur blta, Majestic P r I n c e'a handlers Tuesday' a Reaulta 1-4, Ollcago &haded Balt!Dme, aeld. Bayorl scored and Rcuoh walliod three 111111 otruck o u 1 walled far trainer Joh!lll Cleve 1 M1nn 1, nl&bi 1-4, Kaness Cley dolmed up at ~ 'lillh a dCII- 0110, Lon&dBil's retum Thuraday Chlcailo 1 Ball 0, nlalrt Detroit, 7"- Osldand beat bla. . For tha l!lua Devils, - . before sending tho lleJtucky Kan Cley7 Detroit 8, nlgllt Wuhl:ngton, 4-1, New York The Blue Pmla oniiJI!ted aU cer,. IIOIIe,y and Buoh l!ad II&- Derby wlmer '"' to more Osldand 4 Wuh 1, nlgllt nipped Calltornla, 2-1, and u.llr nma· Into .,.,. Jmdl1& lbt IJial and p, Jobn- bod a t1ou- a t r - . worlcoutl In propora- New York 2 CaUt 1, nl&bl Boston bombed Seattle, 12.:. ~ wh• itJe,y ICOnd twtee blo, tbe team's only extra bose tl4n lor the May 17 ProakllesL Boston 12 Seattle Z, nlgllt The Cordlnal• scored two oa,.,._ bill. The wlm!lal: r ua hiL Reports thtt tho undttoalad Today' a Probable Plteber• ·-· · ~ Cll 1 balk, San•Jdera tanThe Tl&erl left two men Gil 3-y~ c<llt would not go on (All Times EDT) SIGNS WITH BENGW -~ 4lP"' lbt lmlD&. bile and ~ orrorle11 ball to the Belmont Stokes, third Chleqo (Ptlera 1-l) at BelCINCINNATI (UP0 - ~lite,.. ""- ·. ~cet llncled, llole wblle' tl)e Bt111 Dewlla left fQur Jewel In racing' a Trl;le Crown, Umore (CUellar 3.:1). 8 p.m. ~'mliconllciJDaveJGbn. Mlllle-(Pur)'3-l)atCiov.. Rick LlndHY or florence, Ala., 011 and had two en'OI'L were vaiJemently donlad TUoaIll leila.Id.llrace IRONTON, •• 100 000 ~11 0 dl,y. . land (Eilnrorth 0-1), 7:411 p.m • . bySta~~-:.:~~~-:.~~slaned ·w""'- - e d ; r'- · lli'lldrd GAllS 0112 ooo x · 2 • 2 A apa~~tanwl lor 01111er Kan811 Qfl (JlNOkar 0-4) at ·-• •• 1 ~(t 'aacr1t1 · It · 1-1 ' •' ' ' - • Frank Mclltholl snld: "U all Dltrolt (WUaon 1~ or Lolleh 2- tree agent. 11:!': ' , · WU _, Prl m ,, t p.m. Lindsey waa cooched In coJ. Jlllb, the IMI!u• nm Ill third 14les waD, MoJo•~• nee w "" I b Harlan Hm ~ Chi'-"" ,!;' r··· Cyprus becbeame 1·anthe IJide.Brl run In tho Prookntea and Bo!IICII Ollobort 1-3) at Seattle oge f • ormer pendent mem r o ··Beers -•s cate"'Jtar lll!k 1101111)' 1111 up .and l!ad • ilh Commonwealth 011 Aug.t- Belmont alter that. MeMahciJ ()Iorber 1-l), 11 p.m. .._. . ~ .·-. • Cllil1.11rtke Couul. ·TI&Ir pltel!er 11, lteO. and ,.,..... 1illl . tab eech li"' Yon ()lalmleo 0-5) at Cal· · · ' · ·. •.t1 nee as It _,. ......_ The 1tap:D1a (Mnaerlmllb 0..2), 11 ~ · report Jilll ha.. bMil dole to 1 p.m. 1 .A· ..- ,' H · •i l l . . I ~.& PreJI<illlb', thoro ara oi&IJt tiDd (1'iUIJ 1-0. 10:30 p.m. I. nrr ., .' • , · · dollnite atarlilra liatad to f! Tlllrllill'• Gamea Your Depel!clolole "~ : ' ·· ' aplnat Kaleatic Prblee In the, i (NO pme~~acbeduled) DNierFor . ASSORTED COLORS '· ' ., EACH tz; ..• · , •core at W. The - . Yelp .,._r,MeGIIilbo...,..Van~olm1011, llnglod• Ault bGale and tilt - • WII ....... . ' Jack1411 toak tho leoUDthetop · ol' tho eltllltll ~ rltilllllelder ''Seldoli led otr,' wlth a slqjle 111111 Ceurllolder Dully fell lowed wtlh a rllllill"Oiiuclng ~r. Jack1411, bY .~,C)I'Ing a single run In the lop or the • • - on a· triple by ,SecOnd Baseman ' llallt• and 1 Maralller error, sent the game lito extra lonl•L Jackton got Ita lither morkara on one run In the lint on three hlt1 and two In the thlnl on tour 1 h 1&. Mtlse, ·moonllhUe, scored Ito llrsttirorunalnthob!lttomortlle firet and two moroln the fourth. The, )(oraudera' llrst llml~ ·~ 7~ for · ······· ~'· •. , ~,.. 'D ··.:' .ev1 s Trip • . Finish Fourth ·..,. • .ear~.,-n,mos•~•tlel•tllo Uetgs• rf1.:... ..1I.'V nJ 1J'~4 ~ uuaJ ·Redmen r ·· '$ ,... . .o By United Press lnternatlonal NATIONAL LEAGUE , GABRHPcl. Jonea, NY 26 101 Z2 41 .406 H. Aaron, AU 26 90 17 35 .389 Alou, Pit 26 110 15 42 .38Z Laboy. Mil 25 94 9 34 •362 Spnglr, Chi 23 69 12 25 •382 ·llbnr, Pit 20 69 15 25 .382 Mays, SF 24 91 l4 32 .352 Jones, Mtl 25 93 14 32 .344 Alln, Phil 16 59 12 20 ,339 Rio Grande CCIIlege goiters II~>- Alou, Atl 24 98 18 33 .337 AMERICAN LEAGI,IE ished fourth lnafteldolalxtoams Monday ancl Tuesday In the KenG AB R H Pet. tucky lntereolloglato . Athletic Carw, Min 19. 81 15 32 .395 Conterenee golttour.montatthe Ptrcll, Boa 25 88 18 32 .372 Spring valley Country Club In Cater, Oak 25 101 14 35 .3t7 lAlxl!!ilon, Ky. \ H. Aln, Wae 23 74 9 25 ,338 Cumberland College. won the R. Rban, Bal 29 110 · 25 37 .336 tourney with a total ol 610 Hegn, Sea 19 61 8 20 .328 strokes lor the 36 hole tourney. Brdtrd, Chi 19 t5 9 21 .323 Rerea College .,.. second, 626 Crdns, Min 24 9J ·10 29 .319 strokes; Pikeville College, tblrd, Rchrdt, Col ' 22 73 9 23 .315 655; Rio Grande College, tourlh, Home Runf 660; Oakland Clt;y,lnd., College, Notional Leagua:lleCovey,San Olth, 733; and Camjlbellsvlile Fran 8; Cepedl, Aqa apd Santo, CoUege, sixth, 780. Chi 6l olgllt tied with 5. • Modallsi lor tile IqAC Tourney Amerlean ,._.., F. Robinwas Tlm SUer ot 'Cumberland 1011, BallO, HOWl~ W••h and wltll 73-75 for "1411. BW Hell ()( Jaekaon, Ook 10; PtpltOne, NY Plkav!Ue was oecond, 151; Earl 8; Petrocelli; 801, MUrcer, NY Brady, Clllllberland, and George and Banclo, Oak 7. , Moore, Berea, tlad for lhlrd, at Runs Balled In i53, a!>l Billy Dowie1, Berea, · NIUonal l.eque: Samo, Chi 23,· McCove•, II,lth• wtth 1" .... ' San Fran and Tol· Eaeh achool played a nvo man an, Cln Z2; Cepeda, At1a 21; aquad, hoi! ever .9111Y the tour low· Bench, Cln 20. est acores wer. ~ed. f!ere American League; Murcer,NY· are tile Mllnday lotala 'lor John 21; F. Robinson, Ballo 25; HowSh~ert's Ra<tmon: ard, Wash 22; Banclo and C&t.r, RIO G'RANDE (328) Oak 20. George POJ>O • , , , ••• 42-41 83 Pltehing · 3"-'1 :NatiOnal Looauo; Repn, Chi . ,.... so Terry Shrade r •• , .•• Georp Patterson ••• 29-43 &2 5-0; Stone, Alia 40; Nelkro, Atla,. · J Detty 4._..1 33 H~n and: JonkiDI; <:111 4!111,; ay • • " ' '' • • .,.-. . Olieen, Los A 4-11 ~. Los A Rlek Ecklnger ••••• ;4944 12 . llere ore Tuesday's seorea1 , ~~ )farlehal, San f'n~ Per• RIO GRANDE (332) . . .•. , ''f• San Fran 4-l. · :. , •. Popo ' . 37-43 ;,.Iii <·r.: Allierlcan .. , . , Me~, • • • • • ' ' •• • ~ 11e11 s.o Stotll · · · ' NY · ~er , . , , • • , 44-41 85 · .. , ; ttltYI!I~· . .•' Po~eraon , , . • • ,42-4J ~ ~~ Oak aJid· '!F"l&!P•!. 'P.I 5.1; '•>- •'1 .· .. • l ' ,, and o.t"' 1..,31·.. ·84 .JP~!!o · ., .' Sea t.l• ·- ~ !oi014'•'·Det . •.•~ · F.lckl-er < 4" ,., ··87. ·· ,. rson, NY t:& " 0 . ·· ~~0111on Pitcher Rick Van ' Out Of Loop others are Nortb. Texas state, . wtn UJIIled the overaU loa roeord 101' ~We• to 8-5. .'if. lp Wll down~ ao1nc Into loll or thulshth alter Jaelo'liln 'ieored once In the t.(l or the . , ··(l'ho *"okay < the year. Tonight, the Bobcats will play at -westem. Pl. . Pleasant Is 7-4. Line score or Tuesday's game: Kyger Creek .• 000 100 0- 1 2 0 Pl. Pleasant .• 200 OOlX- 3 4 1 Rothgeb 111111 Quillon. McDermott and NorthUp. ClNCINNA11 (UPI) - The University of Cinci.mBtl will withdraw rrom the Missouri Valley Conference at the encl of the 1969-70 academic year, UC Athletic Director George Smith amounced Tuesday. "We have enjoyed an amicable and productive association wltll the Missouri VaUoy Col>rerence and its fine member schools," Smith snld. "But in an era or rising coats for athletic programs, we noo ourselves more alii more hard presslld to meet tile demands caused by travel over so wide an area," Smith said. Smith cltod ecommlc problems and extreme gOCIIflllhlcal differences as the maln reasons for UC's withdrawal. "There ls a tendency far this geographic spread to discourage the establlahment or rlvalriea that attract spectators in large numbers." Smith sald. or tile other elgllt Mlosourl VaUey schools, only Loulavlllo, Sl Louis and Bradley are withIn 400 miles ol Clncilretl. The .'· ·JIIIt ~ trlppled to tle·tlle acore lloij(geb winning blow here 1Uesday evenPI, Pleasant collected three ing as the Pl. Pleasant B I g singles and a double ott the Blaeks defeated visiting Kyger slllllll or Rolhgob. The Qobeat Creek, 3-1. hurler lamed seven and walked The Blg Black& edded an In- three. McDermott famed 11, bit surance marker in the slxlh Inn- one and walked none. i .~eport llel4. ~~ Yll! •;J,cli!icon s!ngl.OII Deonla ~lil*l~ from third bose alle.r ltainiiiOila , ·:~F•,, I,.,yaR~ ~·-'11!!! ~ Staats' two-run ckluble In the tome run In thO fool'th aJ¥1 add- wa~ea to shOw , tne ~ students that II theY show oome first lnnb!&' Pf!ll'ed to w-,t he ~ a single In the seventh frame. backbone they can stq> tbe PI'. PLEASANT - ' ,._.th)linlngtoaeoreai!-6Soulll, ftiiDIYaiC\IIbonbolhlctoryover · JoekaOti~allernooincinthe dona Rail)' !111111. ·• . . . ' .~ The•,)ie!aa, lfarallden aut two Ill (f(Jr . the thi'IMose elout by :~ hlillle In the boltAlln or \11!1 Slol.. lhirtatop'~ lliillda Auit, red Misleading Advertising Blamed WASHINGTON (UPO - A National Aeademy or Science drug speclallat told Senate investigators Tue&:day "mislea.ditw: advertising" IW.s lured '~the &WUble physician" Into pr.. serlbing useless and sometimes daDgeroos drug combinations. Dr. Ralnz F. Elcbenwnld said contlnned uae of drug combtna. dons "amounts to a strong Indictment of the ablllb' of many physiciAns to judge what is el!eed.ve and what lsn'l" TwoTeswY ElehenWIIld, pediatrics chairmin at the University or Texas Southlrestem Medlcnl School In Dallas, and Dr. William M, M. Kirby, a medleal professor at the Unlver~ of Washington Medleal School In Seattle, tel!llled .before Sen. Gaylord NeiiiOII'a Senate small business ~· ~epa, r n-\'jla .• lllvest!l!littng aUesed str7 abuses for nearly two years. The two physicians were among 30 drug experts who evaluated combination drugs tor tbe National Aeademy of Sclonee. Drill comblnationa are two or more drugs capsuled togelher. The experts' manlmCIII report said the comblnadonl were useless and some~ tlmea daDgerous. It prom)lted the u.s. Food a n d Drug AdmlnlstraUon to oeno notice April 2 the 78 eomblnatton drugs studied by the sclendlls would be banned trom the marlcet unless drug makera could prove the acade11\J atudleo were wrong. The ban has oot yet 1111110 Into elfoct. Elcbenwald and KirbY both tost!tled doctors are widob' prescribing the comblnatloaa deaplte 111merous warnlop ()( their potentinl danger. Widespread Use Elcllellwlild said drug firma "point to the admittedly -~· . · · ·stude~ts 116'.(0olnlled tho. .. ' lijcy .College ehlptar, ..,_, , halo 200 memberL In Marc.!>, he was elected ~tlonal praaldent o1 the 35-cansp\u orianllatlon, with chapters at TUlane, Yale,· Unlvorslt;y ()( · f1orlda, Ohio State, and Southern Wlnols Unlverslt;y. Wearing' a VIVA butlon oo hiC brlgllt sweater, the speech major · set ~ a table In the certer or tbe campu& to paai out vlv A llterature. -rtl· mllltanta can't be aUowed to prewnt the rest of us from getting an educatioo." Frank, Is the national presIdent o! Vokes In Vital America (VIVA), Coonded nearly three years ago by a gr(Kil of UCLA students who !ell antiVietnam War grc:q,s on cam· pus presented only one side or the story. Originally Incorporated as the Victory In Vietnam Association, the gr()l(J changed its name a shadow year ago because the old label . ··~•••• ' i- . when I hod become a misnomer. · PackGifiBOxel Although VIVA ~mbers pack gift boxes lor servicemen, the group does !101 actively slt)POrt the war. It Is aan and currently Interested In united college students OfPOSed to violence and dls~tlon on their eam,puses. Frank Joined VIVA last November, two months after returning to Clt;y Cclllege alter a two-year stint In the ArmY, inchldl~ elgllt month• with the tat Infantry Division In VIet. the weren~ hete," Frank nld, . . . ~ . ,• -I wai ~~..:~ . . ~P(IIIoroy, 0., May 7,19e9 • �I . I ' ' ' I .' '· '.\"' ' '·r. . ' ,UII'.JIIr )~ , t ' I . < . 1. ~ ..... ' . . . . . . D~mocrats to ·D~bate Budget GAUGES 11.8 . · . ~: ' .. ' and 14.3 nllllllnJ 8 rollers; Pl. Pleaoant, 24.00; roy • Nason, 1.44 alit.; Kaawha Folio, Ul rlslq; Cblrleiloa, 17.94 ri.llnJ. Londoa, Marmet and Winfield, are m the oiiL COLUMB)i~ (UPI) - PatBOAT MOVEMENTS: of tJ1i otatt budpl for the next GALUPoLIS LocKs - Jen- two year& waa the foeal point· nUer Jeon lijl 4:55 p.m.; 0.. In tho Oldo House of lieioroaenlClt.Y down 10:2$ p.m.; Vollq aU.,.s _ , , more thon thrOe Tranaporler liP 2:05 a.m.; E!<· aid a half montJ11aller the $4.4 plorer up 4:50a.m.; Franklin B. bUUon tjlproprlatl<lll bW waa up 4:50 a.m.; Diane Boawcirlb Introduced. dowD 5:15a.m. Jlomoerata, who I!UJIIbor 351n KANAWHA RIVER - Marmet, the House, piaDmicaa Bnlee down 1:25 a.m.; fD ehaUmwe "diTialcn of lhe AIIID R. Merrill up 1:55 a.m.; budpt IIU two maJor parts• Somet doom 2:30 a.m.; Ia•• ~ . - l e on the Ooor at "' 4'.15 ~,._;Winfield, OUiclllla the House priOr lo··lhe - on dowu ep.iri,] o. F. !llootv doom lhe m•nre. 7:441 p.trl.; il, E. BoWltl dowD Rep. Jdlll C. lol~ . )2,G5 ·a.m.; Fort BIOIIO Domoontle FloorliOMier, 12:f5 a.m.; "-A. Gnia dolm nld dl'floloo> of tho budpt' w11 3:20 a.m;; Gtorp T. Prlet. "' "deslineol' 1o PieJadilo 'PI'iorlllto 5:35 a.m. by llmltltw tho dollan a...UO· OHIO RIVER - Ladl14, lllr- ble for oodl part." · rlet M. up 8 p.m.; J - liP ''Domocril&. all!' lttoDd to 1:55 a.m.; .1o1m Lldd 0.. doom 1..,. for 10 amoal ¥PI for 8 a.m.; LDck.l8, a.&rleaK.dolm the .tate at Ohio," IUDoaald 12:45 a.m.; OVEC up 4:15a.m.; oald. "'lbe .,...ulv ,... a S. M. Jttll!l. IIJI 4:55 a.m.; Ql. buil8ot 1,...- tho e om 1 n 1 12 ward ~< sao Llh.; Lad! 17, mOIIIIIW· Io obo!Guo." A. V, Crlla h 3:45 P;m.; Na- . The ' baolpt 11 for the two u-1 up 8!10 p.m.; 1'1111 D. up, year1 bellttnllw lhlo Jab' 1 and 11:20 p.m.; Baulherft up 12:50 L endiQK'JWII 30, 1871. m.; WIUiatn. H. Zimmer up 3:30 Votes Plomecl a.m.; ~ Arkinlal 4:30 The - t e plomecl Wiles too.m.; JoHI>b,M. ....,., up I a.m.; day · .., 111ree blllJ, lnclulllnti Lld7 Ro......,. down 1:30 a.m.; one to prohibit achool districts Sleel PjmoeJ· uP 7:05a.m.; Dollt· hun us!IIJ .tate funds lor ,.,. :rlllt Locko•. lnYader up 1:441 a. llsiCOII Instruction or devotlotlal m.; Jof!~"'!'"' 2:20 a.m.;IWII rellsl101o exereloeo. Euun dOiii 7 a.m.; Lock 21. The HOUle delated a bUl Bed!jord down 5:45 a.m.; IIIII Tuesday whleh woukl.liave perLuclof - 8:05 a.m.; Lock U, milled a molor vehlele 1o clioElisha Wood up 4:25 a.m.; Andrew P. Calboun liP 5:30 a.m.; Racine Ladle, W. H. lllaver, Jr. Sleel CIII(IOr doom 1:35 a.m.; .dowu 8:25 p.m.; Northem down RavMIWIXJCI up 2:15a.m.; James 4:55a.m.; Rod Bird uP5:55a.m.; R, IUneo dolm 5:20 a.m.; Mel•Fio.Yd H. Blolke doom 7:116 a.m.; dalll l.<ICka, Alton ZIDI\Yr down ~ IAJCII1, L Floro up 8:411 8:15 p.m.; SlevettiCil IIJI 1:30 a. p.m.; J. S. Lewlo up 10:25p.m.; m.; Edward S. Jk\owwlh up 1:30 Allied - ~ liP 11 p.m.; a.m. ' I ThoUsands of Acres Need Seedirik . ' ferenlills were ·used lo ~ , _ oalllng i.Jstem was de- price at beei tbtooii>O!It ~ the oelliol j)rloo where lhe siiD!od 1o lr..,lfer oolnorshlp at · ~ at USDA cradoa varied from lhe cattle from !armero fD pod<ero , ._ _......,_ _ at a price Which more nearly ..... irade· Tlie dlfl:erentlala were estab· refleels lite lnle value a! the Ualled j)rlor 1o the oale by beef.' Two carcass IJ'Idln.r alaMCblrleo Lusi>PI, market manarda were uoed-!1110 tor quallt.Jo qer. and ooe for qn•ntlt.Y or ~tabU­ The auction was lhe Ill' • (poreentqe :yield oi ·rotaU a! lie kind ever held and the ' . -.. KROGER'S Ltan,T•ndlr- Bll The Pkee Cube Steak ............ Full Cut - Bone In Wt $1.19 lb. '. Co;Jvriat'&t, Thl k"l•r Ce., IW r~urwt lht right t8 limit ~~HnliliH. Fr.,l: ~orPtrtc )JucketSteak . . . . . ~~~. $1.09 ,.·... ·.· ,. -bor ' o--- IISIIA Cllelco T......oy loooleu - Roll RoaRL . -. . _. _. - .. 95c Frtoll 8oooleu ...... Rill Ham Roa.~t ...... _.. ... 79e TENDERAY Sirloin Melamiru> Dinrterwnre Otilltl Dish __ _ ______ " 39c THRIFTW ·~- $1.19 ·~- $1.09 • •••••• • I TENDERAV ·~ $1.39' ·~- $1.29 ••••••• 0.1 Monte K_., lerw'o s... Sllcl4l Bar.on . . . . 1-11>. """ $1.38 Pea(h Halves 3~:~.2v, 89~ WITH COUI'ON •••••• • • • • • Soups Full - Fl-el Rod -SiororHw. . Pork Loin . . . .. 79e Pereh __ . . . . .. 39c All - U.S. Go¥1. In-'"<! Fmll ....... ., Lat -SIIctd-od Quarter Fryers .. 39e Pienics . _. . . -SIIclda- HoN lnlllcod Ram -.. -. -. ... 5.1c •~n~oss Wieners _. . . .. 69e Star or Hnr. . All Mui - 111. , TllliPTV llk..l Bologna _. __ ~~ 59e 59c 9c ... 12c ~ I ·COLiJMHiis.· All Ywlotiot Good'n Ric~ PILLSIURV & BALLARD Chefs Delight ____ _______ . _. _. 1! 49e Pie Shells 3 $1 12 !:99c Pizza .. - 102 1/MI. $1 . _ 1')1, lultwfot ~··· K,.... 1-111., lito. Cut or l·llt. Puo, Pimento :!:: $1 Cheese ___ 2 Cut Com . . . . ""' 49c I44L P - Rllk or ori·PNar.td -·!!. H~Hu Dough ___ 3 ~··· $1 Lowfat Milk .-. 89c K-Coltott Cheese • •. . . ' ••• GIWC- Margarine 2 !:;. 79c AmoricM I $1.49 IIZI MDimlwASH -~ '. "H! ·x:. r ' . ··' ' --Or- 59e Juice -- -- 4 :: 99e .......... Breads __ 4 =-. 88c K - _., Wllul, Round Wllllo, fi,IJ Slot Ttolllpom Gleem ____ UJ.eo. '""' 64e 1.14r. Lotion. t.MI. Jer, I · ltr_..rry, PMcil, I PIM 1ppl1 c.Hte 1.74LT•a.-•-l Cake ~ ------ ~ 39c Shoulders . - ... 59e Glulli, ~- or VtOINiaiMol Gill- Donuts ... .. ':.-:- 39e foamy Ltrtt-- Cake . ... ... 1;": 25c •· :~oi. 4~' f K-P-1 Beans _____ 7 !! $1 L...,.w llt1dl Clorox ____ - ThMII Vou Cot I - ; , _ Bea"s __ . _. 6 !! $1 3~ _. Towels _. _ 3 •:::;: 89e Oxydol Or Bold Sunrise-Fresh U.S. No.1, Size A Rod Rlpo Floride Watermelon frooll. - · .. tOe u. s. F-r Sweet {',om _. 6 Right Guard·. ~ $1 ••••••••• 10 lb. btlll 5 ' k! ••·QQe 750 EXTRA Fnsh, Crkp Tomatoes Carrots· .................. woo~~~ntt• Oranges __. . . . . ... 79e Apples ....... . ' TOP VALUE STAMP'S With All c..,... to 1hls A<fl . __ ........... . n•PSI Jorilf for paaoap; Properly Tax Standards The reprooenlatlves tjlpi'OVecl a bW dela:y!QK UDtll 1972 applleaiJo!l of llnlform prope~ eYiluatlon ~ lhe ollie. The biU saopenda an Ohio SUp- Caurt order calling for !..-ate uniform ltalldanla. 1be bDl prevlaub- passed ·In the semte. The So1ato II'PfO'Od a bW ·permlllinJ "-Ill by alate,.,. tlnmeDI and poaaloo S.Y&tema In federal aaviJW11 and loan asooclatlono. One bW wu IDtroducod In the "'par clmnber Tuesday. It would autharllo cCIIIveyance of land ln¥01Yinti F""'ratod Iloparllller& Slorel, Inc., In Ketter1n1. lloni&<lnerY Counlf. Four bWs wo.ro slped In the HOUIL They would: -E>tend II'CIIII ·30 lo 30 daya the time limit for aett1nt1 trial dale for small clalmo -Dealpto Ohio 7211 Slmoo tax , ... " - ..... )'~ll111A IW Y-IIMifl ·:. : _o..,.,orKwlcll K"-> .... ._ F.q., 11/ltiet I·Z C•ne I" RMst Elq>. 1110168 FREE ....... ""-""' ,. . ........ • ..... z.or 1tt,... ' ........ DrWI Mia Fxp. 5110/fl& -~ '· ' ' / . ' blentz :tue'!'IIY ni&ht plmocl part of the, blallle for two riots l t the Ohio Penllellllary laot tummer on a "tremendous -t.......,. In prison porsonntl. • "At llje lime or the thlrda ojlhe olaf! or tald·a SOJBie t"'''rienced ofllcon 4 - ..... Of lhe of tile lqlendiJ!8 dllflll'!lltloea." Kcj)leitz wu IDICIIII sellll'll ·Wllneaooa lei~ before the Flnanc:o Commltleo on a bW 1o ralot salaries at ...,. lower ptld slale workers, lnelud.l!w jlrliOII cuanla. . "&ltlo 2,800 of tho ~st p~e ·In tho alal8 wen COifo oenlro" In the pellllelltlar)'," KOblentl I I I d. "~ieilctd cettl8 per pcamd. Under the aew selllnl:system, Grapefruit Horutt ""' - 'l*ll!e .,\•·Ud low IJ!JYl' .. ,Wd.' . '. . Other• ' who ttillllod KSDton Tr&co for hilb- _,..._Ole ' Dr. • ....lotendtnt of " l ' • . ·-· . .. '. .~._·. ' - -'&'111...- Al· . ' ' . ' . ' ._,I' J~ . ' '',. ·~ ' ,,I·,~ ··,_; ·' .J\ ~ FAMOUS • '·.~ ' '· 3 lb. CAN ' ! ~~ •· ../ 0 )• 'l '•>.jL '~ ;Jij: • f 1- 1;1 ' • • ' $299 ~ and PEJIRI. ~ .,The You, WE LIKE" Right reserved to limit quantities We accept Fed. Food Stamps Prices EffectiYe MAY 8-9-10 Open Mon. thru Sat. 9 to 9 • CLOSED SUNDAY PLAN A COOKOUT SERVE OUR GOOD FRESH STORE MADE GROUND BEEF (\ / 31b. pq. 1.69. HOLSUM FRESH BAKED HOLSUM HAMBURGER au s REG. 31~ 8 BEEF LIVER Pl~alb.. 19~ . SLICED · ' . '. 'Lesser Amounts At 2for 43c ·----4 loaves for ----~---· MORTON HOUSE cans 1.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .I. . WHI ZEST A. lb.2se · ~,., .., BREAD 6 1.00 OVEN-BAKED BEANS Fresh ' 14~15~~ •. , . • : · '~ ~ "~· · . . flew .Furniture lUND EAT " ' '' ' '' ' SPICED LUNCHEON 0 ·' r: ~ h .I ' ..!.. . I '(• •" . + l ·3 ROOMS •$30.00 ........ 111. .• C...llellt Tns FRESH, LEAN CENTER CUTS lb. .• :., ·f·lIf.' 'ii I,- , PORK CHOPS • • e·W - ..);t ... )~, ~~ · ~~.t .' PORK BUY OF THE WEEK! G"''l ,; 'J::I cl~ WDllalll ~= ;p . .. .f.,'HL :E ''. ... u.aldDI. ·· B ·~· .:·· ·lR. 14·r:'l.,. . t~ '"'" 'I otaa!lrleo IGr,'l~lt siorktr• 1... ''' i WE PROVE IT WITW SAVINGS, SERVICE,& SMILES ...,c.,,. . ' ~--. ( I 1, I ONL'f ~· 111&11wa1· - Define -era and duties of .....,...,.,7 dlatrlets IJW oalo at waler. lmmllnlzatloo of chlldron .,.tnat meaoloo. .S.PECIALS ' eula). Choiee 3 (quallt.Jo grade cllolce and eutabUit.Y or :yield Jl'llde 3) was u.sed as a base. · The $49 lo $49.50 a bunclred · price ollerod by boyero for Cholee 3 earcuoes reflected the '·' "*""'" NEW SHIPMENTS HER£ MORE ARRIVING DAILY! ~ - · 111o,ltUUlt.Jo fD and Friday, and apfn shoot MOI!da1, """""""' lo loW ooeQI&r!M fD one-half ln<h. teenagers as their ''Firat Lady MOBILE, A I a. (UPI) Blonde - haired, blue - eyed a! Ywth" .-,r1ng the cotnlnl JaCQielyn Am llelllnilolt, a cali- year. fornia hill!> school senior, was crowned 1969 Amerlca'l!l Junior Anita Marie Colombo, MI sMiss TueiJdal. IIOUrl's Junior Miss, waa selectThe IB..year.old llultlngdon ed firal r11111erup and North Da. Beach "Teeu for Christ'' 1_. kota's Junior Miss, Dee Am er wm a $10,000 acholorshlp Allen, waa second rumerup in and will represent Amertea•a thepageont. ! ij FIV&IlAY FORECASI Teniperatures · In 0 h I o Thursday tllrou8h Monda!' will averap below normal with hlah• 65-70 and nllllrt • time Iowa In the 40s. Cooler taller part of week, warmer early next week. Scattered showers Thuriday week• &II'> abroulll>t 49 1o 49\'z California Girl is New Junior Miss In the worlanen'a eompensatiO!I law. ' and would coordlnete bu:y!Qi or A miner would be given $49 school IIQ)plles, McElroy said. per week for 30 weeks When a lit said tho contera, lneludiJ!8 elanae In OC<lij)atlm was medldala piocesoiQK equipment In ealiJo advised bocau&e a! lhe octhe 12 1o 15 proposed facUlties, cupau-1 diseasot, Wiler the coat an otllma~ '_$1.2 "'!sed leetalallon. 1W<>tblrds of tile flrsl yeer ~!llf;l.;\l!!ll•!.,.~f~mf lo 1he· 1 tho se.... ~.Ji~o :lleliillai iJ;' .GCX;~ ... ' lo, Fnmklln II. 'Walter of lhe .40.25 par week, for an addloato Doparlmant a! Education · u-1 1s woeko, .rio would be leSII!le\l If ...........u... of paid. the Utile lloomlr Cqmnisoloo> . Dr. Murfl¥ II. llullter, modi· on Educalloo OncludiQK the cal director of tho Fairmont roldmal oenterol .were lltqlle- Clinic In Falrmo¢. W.Va., Ulld mented, lhere would be a aY. commltlee memblra, "COol mlIJW11 at *118 m!Woo allllllly. non 35 lo 44 ,....,. old have . "Black Ww"' Bill twloo tho olj)O~ cleoth rale The . HCOIIO c.mmeree and fr<m dlaeoaeo of tile resplratoLallor commltleo hoard lnillal ry S.Yitom. fr<111 45 lo 51, four llallmotiY Cll a bW . PUIIItti llmaa the. oliPI<ted cleolh rale "Black Lurw'' and olher eardlo- and 5$ lo 65 yaors, olx limes · VIICular or pulmlnry di ....B tho """""""' deoth l'lte." 'illrnover Dtocrlbod l'dll«¢z oald 378 ...-bro at the lir!"" either rolliDOd, raUricl or were....- and ' 371 1!11101nled "' Joba lilt year. ita lAid In tho 11M four ~~~-· ol lhlo year, 95 l'!'llolt their .lal>o and 84 wan hired. "Qur trMI11 are ·thlie: ' w-.. Calllomla 11J Slot )IXIIlA lOP VAI.UI The 41-41 was lhree YOies short of lhe neodecl ma- tloo, syalem at Lull>lll AucAreNlold, Ohio, several ~~lliAiro 101 aol of hand.. Sunrile.Fre•h White Seedle11 Florida 79c VIM Rlpt Stlod FREE 10o meat. oaillni W¥era loobd at live aleOra but pllllll III'OWih boeau1111 at water bid m c:areaas beef. Animals conservation, untertlle eon m.a- were IOld using a base eareal!ll!l lerial and olope. IJ'Ide at Ololce 3. After the cattle were llau&hSeveral fattorl!l are essential, Brown oald, If a v1e>roua vega. terecl and the eareaaaea graded lsliqn Ia lo be estabtishod - a by USDA graders, price ell!- w,... . GETUPTD adding problema lo law Of(_orce- t.eidlano lhe lnltltWICII correctlonoa! otllcero an t and h a · - - - - - - -·- - - - - - - - - cOUld lmell tr.,..., and ~ lo refer 1 eaae lliforo It 99c Laundr)' Detereent Idaho Potatoes all'ftCie& oppoaod the ldll as i $1-'f 11110 &nii-Por'lliront _ ' - - - - - - - : ",.. Corn ______ 6 :! $1 M-, h..•-· claimed law tloo. Brown said the crWcal areas lnelude borrow plls, road banks, cut olopoa, WBterwl\YI and oCher -•od 11011 surfaces and have Ull!a\'ol'able characterlstlu lor (IJPI) - Slale would be In addltlm 1o CorrectiOns Chief Maury C. Kao local aod ~ school boards le••• Z-ct, pkgl. P....w WI · K..... Sllcool KROGER IIAND PIT RITZ Biscuits Rotular & Plm""o ChH,. T1IMII You W.K. & C. S. Ylllow o.e -"'!l'iia •• crlUeal areas In need of l8fJd. ·- said . ...... accordlni! lo alate ..... t.Y "" that lo dale . tall oemoUonllll lor the U. S. SoD fellCUO grass has liven the be31 cover <m eriUeal arell!l. Crown Conaervatlon Servlee hare. Ra.vmoncl S. Bfl1Wn said oome vetcb oloo has shown promlae lYPe at vegetation aiKluld be es- on somearua. tabUobed ln theae areas lo pre. vent soli loao and gully formaA tattle aucUon under a new ·, Riots at Pen Undetected Ho. 1 Cake Mix ___________ _____ __ 10': $1 pJa.y od.Y ono llee010 plate. Rep. Gordon Scherer, lloCir>cl~~~&d, a spu~sor of tile bUI, arauod tho requlremed of ORb uce 111e plato would eave the alate $500,000 a year and reoalt In fewer mlallkeo. Rep. , Joseph P. Tulley, n.. ' COLUMBUS . (UPI) - 1bou- firm oeeol>ed, plom;y at lime u.nds 11 acres In Ohio are and ferUilzer and a hill!> qual!. BEECHNUT STRAINED BABY FOODS 10 cans 99~ VEGETABLES AHD FRUIT . . 8 IIIIer Pkp; For 'Frtsllless ·~---··~----··----~--PAL BRAND PIANU . ·• ·. I BUn•. rl ·'IJ ·lb. JAR 790 I �' .~· . ·, I , f ,., ' • Chapel Hill Has Jst Negro Mayor JUNIORS OF EASTERN JnGil SCHOOL willpresentGeorge Bernard Shaw's ''Pygmalion" Thursday in the school auditor· ium at 1:30 p, m. and again at 8 p, m. Wlder direction of James Brabham. The title is taken from a Greek myth in which the sculptor, Pygmalion, produces a statue and then falls in love with it. Shaw's Pygmalion is Henry Higgs, professor of phonetics, who transfonns Eliza Doolitted from a sqmshed cabbage leaf to a duchess of society. An adaptation of "Pygmalion", entitled ,.My Fair Lady", hoJds the record for the longest nm on BradWilY. Reserved seat tickets may be purchased and tickets will also be solcrat the door. C.st members, front row, left to rlgh4 are BIU McL&IIshlln, Avice Mays, Joe Grilflth, Debbie Morgan, Martin Osborne, Linda Boer; second row, le!t to right, Nancy Bawk, Bill Cole, Ruth Ann BambUI, Riclmnl Lodwick, Phyllis Mclncyre and llaJ>. ny Grueser. Police Eject 60 Students Pleasant Sidle Thuener of Syracuse lstlle new owner~perator ~Greer' I Market in Syracuse. Sadie has been with the market for the past five years so knows the complete operation, Before becoming Greer's, the business was Chapman's Market. The Syracuse buslnes& is a geoeralstoretypeoperation and will be renamed "Sadie's." BUSY AS A BEE at the talent show staged Saturday at the Wahama High School was Miss Lucy Bulmer, a sixth grade teacher. Some adult specials scheduled during the evening )1st didn't materliallze ao Miss a.t.Imer, besides accompanying the show, presented plano 111mbers In the gaps le!t vacant by the adults. Emceeing the show was Red Tucker who was chairman of the presentation by children of the Mason Grade School. President of the PTA, _,soring organization, Is the Rev. · Eddie Keeney. And, laot but not least, MelanteSissonandLorlnda Samsel teamed fll sing a diet, ~Oh. What a Beautllul Morning." · By United Press International today continued their third oiln.o llmdred riot-equipped In In 24 hours. The llrol ended state pollee early today broke early Tuesday with the arrest doWn a door and evicted some of 229 students and the second 60 students rrom a Dartmouth was called oil when stste pollee College building they had held began photogrophlng protesters. for 12 boors. An additional 800 1111ldent8 camped ootsiclo the building moved aside at the prodding of New IIID'.pshlre and Vermont troopers. The sitters-In were then dragged or led to buses and driven to an armory near the Hanover, N.H., eampas. The protesters had earlier ignored a coort order to leave the building_ Protesters at predomlnanlly Negro Howard University In the nation's capital also ignored a court order Ill abandon a seized building and Instead sealed ofi 128 MILL ST•• Shades A BIG EVENING at the Riverview Elementary School Friday. At 5 p.m. a jllney supper will get wulerway to mark the open- ( '' :: >m.> o _.sored by the Riverview PTA. ONE CANNOT HELP THINK of the faithfUl services of the late Nolan Shuster and his widoW In looking alter the giant cross located on their Lincoln Hill propert;y thr<>Uf!h the years. The cross hes been quite an Inspiration shining In the Bend area over the years. &!rely tlklne care of the cross has, at times, been a burden to the late Mr. !lluster but rain or shine, one hasalwayobeen able to look to the hUI and see the glowing cross, thanks to the dependable !blsters. ! i \ I .Il 1> .h ' , ~ 'i A WELCOME SIGHT In Pl>merey Tuesday was Virgil Atkins. Deoplte health problems and a lmg hospitalization, Virgil braved the heat Tuesday to meet with other membersofthe Meigs Councy Board C( Health. SUMlER · DRESSES · Mrs. Frances Larkin, 81, Rt. Funeral services will be held l r Middleport, died Tuesday ar- Friday at 2 p.m. at the Martin :. temoon In Meigs General llospltal. Mrs. Larkin was preceded In death by her husband, Qly; two sisters, and a brother. She Funeral Home In Butland. The Rev. Chester Lemley will olflelate. Burial "till be In Miles Cemetery. Friends may call at was a member of the Rutland the funeral home anytime Thurs- ,·.~ ~,·. " ' ). t! 6~99 HANDBAGS $3.99 LADIES' SNEAKERS . . Moulded Soles f*lc l'fi81S In White Blue, · • 29 Whore Shon Aro S.nal~lr Prlcotl MIDDLEPORT 0. polr ~I . ~:re~g :::~~: . • A ' HUifltllil I Aa.eo IQOT'O ' ... ,J 1 'l' ~· The Perfect ChOICe '.; ( , f LIVING ROOM SIIITI!S - DINETTES BED ROOM SUilES - CHAIRS . MAHY COLORS AND STYLEs 0. pair ""1· Now among the nallollal allnolphere It Ia Jll'OfOIIIdl,y likely that Catarealllxial lnvtstlpllono too long wiiiiheld wW now become both 1110 COIIIIIOfitlvol,y ~~~meroua and go too rar. The reaction from doing nou.. lng In that ~ .Is almost ID•orlab\7 to do too much. There~e, the porfl leaclora In both hOuse• will, II they are wise, lake all possible steps. to hold these burgeoning !n<pries down · to 1lbat Is Congress• bualness - that ia, to seek evldenee aa to whether new ll!ilslallon Is aeeclod - and otherwise to leave lids matter to the Deportment C( · Jullllce, the Federal Bureau of im'esllpl!on and, primarll,y 11111 always, Ill local and stale courto and pollee power. Those latter have l q opted out; even they DOW see llwt they must c]llt ln. The country has loog suftered what Is )llllentl,y a Gommunlst. dlrecled con&lliracy against a bed - rock American lnstltutlcn which, as allf81s, has bad the umr:ltung nagative SllllPOrl C( the vast majortcy of wholly non Communist -nts. Neutralism on 811)' level has again proved Its lttlnltely BUI>Orior wiodom. AU the same, what the country COMPLETE LINE WIDE SELECTION ADD SUNSHINE AND SPARKLE TO YOUR HOME. ., Holzer Medical Center, First E. Bunch, Mrs. Ina H. Charrlngton, Mrs. Jlo!iert Elberfeld, p.m. Parents oni.Y 011 Pedlatrlea Mrs. Jolla T. Farmer, Mrs, HarWard, old ·E. HaJidiO)', James B. Balik, Admlsldnno Wayman Hogsett, Luther HolPublication ot admissions Is brook, Mrs. Jolin o. Kall, Mro. prddbiled unW IUrther notice. Eldon R, Kraeuter, Jack A. Mil., Births ler, &>.,Mrs. WllllamJ. Moeller, . Mro. William 1mt, Jr., Bid. Mrs. James B. O'Brien, M r a. ;well, 11011, 12:30 p.m. Tueedaj'; Richard S. Roes, Darreu' w. Kn. James V, Grose, Ravens- 9mwver, Mrs.. Clara D. She·~'!"ed· dausbter, 7:2~ p.m. Tues- ward, Mrs. Ira C, !lckles, Mary day; Mra. WWism W, Webb, Jr., c. Smith, Michael D. Stroop, Patriot star HI., son, 9:03 p.lll- Thomas H. Well~. Dmna M. Wil1\tesday; Mrs. Olarles A. loltr- liams, F . Ancer Lamm, Jel!rey ~. Bidwell, 11011, 2 a.m. Wed. L, Brown, Orlas L Williams, Jloodai. Mro. Jack E. Juniper and lnrenl Dlscbarps danaMer, Mrs, Leo E. McCombs • ,; Mrs. Enest L. Blankenablp, and Infant 11011, Mrs. CIIUonl D. .!jlrs. Robert R, Borias, Elljoh llhoclos and Infant son. Ave. Vllitlna houra, 2-4 and 7-8 141·~· i1\~9e lOO's ~Cf'~ . ~~~I;~CI ·;, Cause of Leg Cramps Still an Unknown Factor polr .00 .DO • ' .. AROI COLOR Q-Wbal woald eaue in· termlttent twllchinc or my leg muscles? It is not painful M~. doelol: gave me a tranqumzer tor It but Ibis had no elfect. What treatment would you advise! A-,TwII e II t. I of IIDIII biiJ!dks of muscle fibers may be caused by general fatigue, cbroalc nervoua ten· alon, arthritis, poor ctreulatlon, fallen arches or 'ezcesslve use of tobacco or colfee. If one or more of these caus• alive fact or s .is preseut, drugs wiD not help you unW the cause Is removed. After that, If a tranquilizer alone doea not give reilet a comblnatlo~ of a tranquWzer and muscle reluant should be . tried. ,...m. - • Q-My lnlaband has DIguglielmo's disease. What causes it? Can it be cured? A-1bla II a rare form of leukemia. The cauae 11 un. knOWII but 1! li prObably a virus. No cUte has aa yet'been *''and am taking pboapbate wltll · ,~ d I • 'll!lalerol lor leg crampa. It uled to give me relief but It !i!l.~ier dpes ao. Is ibere a liltllr.lreatment? : ~er ' It . .,. have f!¥11 ~mended lor muscram~!~. Tllla is proof ~I.Do llbl&le remedy 18 unifply effective. ReCent re,p;b l!ldlc•te that ID per· .•111111 over 81} nlcotlnyl aleo11111 tartrate, a PreiCripUon · fouDd. + GIBSON'S dt!JI, II oflell .beitellelaf. • .., · • · CREST PACK 11 By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D . Q-1 lin 48 and lu!ve leg ·!\!~fs. What could cause My doctor Is giving Ijle Equa2esic. What is It 'liven tor~ Would quinine &lp my crjllllpa? , .. A-Tile eaue of t b es e ~amjls fs not known. Ill ·119me persons .theY are due, ID )N!l'l at least, to preg. !lincy, diabetes, multiple . cr~osls, varicose veins or a !lflelum deficiency. Re.,..oval ~t the cause, wben .~ble, brinJa lmpfove.~nl .EQuageSic Ia a combl· .Ditlon ol a tranquWzer, a lllcle .relaunt and a _pain .that,II given to relieve 01· "ent cramps. Many 1ilctim•· lu!ve found qiiiDine .1!e1Pful. Both .or·these prepa. . rat10111 lhould be Iaten oilly tlbder medical supervlllon. VICKS EXTRA LARGE REG. 29.95 $24·95 NEW NYQUIL BUFF ERIN ' REG. 1.49 44e ECONOMY SIZE 8 LYSOL SPRAY I ' . < ' .1. i ' 1, ·,: ~'dr~~riNQ!,. I·~ ' .•. j • , •. ' • .. Ree.I.49 BEXEL H. P. VITAMIN Re1. 9.59 ........ 2. 69 14~. 69~ ------------·\MoNEy Rer.l.69 ~'4£.'- by Shampoo 'Rq. 89c •• ••............•.•. ~ CLOCKS2.4 ••••••••••••••••••••• SCHICK LATHER SHAYE CRE · · NOW 39 REG. 9~ . Polaroid· Sw·inger RBI. . WCDDIN••• N. · THEY LOVE MOTHERS TOO • ~· BRACEL!ETU1 . . !IECKL4.GES SPIIDtL< W~'Jj:H BANDS JADE ONV:ll, PEARL RIHGS 4HD IMHY OlHERS . ' atoo FAMOUS BRANDS OF FURNITURE 18 WYLER WATCHES -------------RIDENOUR S.UPPLY Solid CO~s & Prints BULOVA AND . Dies in South the - '-oiYed" there lo a IIUddal sterla. 24 Ul"'fJ ro_ lete FiIre rmn1ng ~lum .JfMf• $_ S ., , ' "1 eelalve represllcxi ond even ill'• dlspoaltlon tlll'orm !ore~a For tha cnl,y wiae IIIII truly C( their own, 'l1le lmpdae to Amerlean IOiutlm to ·this proaeademlc villllllllsm Is biUnaD loapd usault . _ l&w and 0<and lllldoratandable; letltbewlclo- clor Is slmi1l¥ llwt - the use C( lJ loosed, butmer, IIIII both the law IIIII order. The malnlaWico country and ldiber edlratlonwW of law and orclor JJ not In fact a be worse oil UIID belore. Jil'GI)Ol' c:.casrea•lonal lunc:llon, clvllll;r. '1111 clear daqer here Ia that lltou&ll leJ[aJatlve ~ Into Too muclt pdi...,e, DOl to ~ the excessive permt ..lvenesa jllbllc claupra Ia Ill be aure IOCial and political .........nee, and "'"'trallam C( the r-apul IUOh a !unction.. '1111 point Is baa been shown lor far flld long Ia DOW to be 111eceeded by ex- that In the present ettevered by unlverdcy admlnhllnton and ' · loeal ~••• and .... by. IF. • • Congress ltaelr. Thlo )lhaae hai .f oow etllne to a close, and thlals all Ill the ~ to I point. Twency-tour men have COJIIj)lst. •ce•, Marlm Sloter, Emle 'l1le White House, tltnluf!h 110;)' General Jolltlllttehell,lsnow ed a 30-llour trade and btdlllrlal Slsaon, Racine senior depart. pubUel,y marshaling aU Its re- fire IIOrY!ce training school at meut; Bill Corleton, Genrge Roboourceo fll bring such COiiaplr- the Racine FIre Station. erts, Ernest Deeter, Ralph Truoacy proseeutlons aa lawiUII,y It Conduc:llng classes was D o n oell, Basllan department, IIIII em bring. Consresa, lllOIIIwhlle, .Brookhart, eaplain .. the Bel- Corrotl Cleland, Jameo Johnlon, atirs Into IUe with too IIIIDY ln- pre Fire llepartmeat. Represent- Joe Jobn.son, Dave Crow, Doug vestlptlnns, where before It had ed In tho elasses """' - . r o Reese, steve Yonker ,lbldy Powtoo few. C( the )tnlor IIIII senior Racine ell and Pat Hill, Becine )lnlor The "nonl.nvolvecP' students Fire Deportment and the Buhan department. had a man11est dul7 at least two Fire Department. years ago 1o set CJUt Ill disperse Com)Jiollnr tile course ,.re, !be revolutlcaary minorities on Dave Cleland, Walter Cleland, A hippopotamus can re"Tolle ohout WEIRD-my o/4 m'!l' to/d me il he had CIDIPJS by orclorly and rational Earl Clelond, Richard Wo I f e, main at the botdone ony ol lhe things we do--tliey'd ltove kicked him means, IIIII moBI of ell by giv- Gary Joe Wolfe, the Rev. l'lul tom ofsubmerged a river lor 10 to 12 out_of_ school/" clo<eut .._rt to C( deeent ad- Sellers, Roger Ours, Randall minutes before surfacing lor .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___, Ing mlnlatralors Instead looking Boberts, Pole !Impson, Larry ..ir. ~•.: '• B&PW TO MEET The Middleport BuslneSI and Jolin, Rt. I, Middleport; one sister, Mrs. Bertha Amos, Rutland, Prolesslonal Women's Club will meet Tuesday, May 13, at 6:30 IIIII two grandchildren. p.m. at the Feeney Bennet! Legion POst Hall In Middleport. Dinner wlll be served by the aux. PT. PLEASANT - Miss Ber- Ulary of the legion and the meet.. tha Coodee, former resident or lng and program will lollow. Pl. Pleasant, died this morn- New officers for the coming year inc ·m a hospital in Gainsville, will be Installed. Fla. MEETING CANCELED Mias Condee had been makIng her home with a brother, A nieetlng of Xl Gamma Mu R11111ond Condee, In Orlando, Chapter of Beta Sigma 1'111 SorFla., for the last seven years. orU1 will not be held Thursday The body Is being shipped eo. night as sthecllled due to a workday Ill the Chapman-Mortuary slq> being held au day Thursfrom Where arrangement• will day In preparation lor a nea markel be IIUHlllllced, ' BY WJLLLUI S. Wllli'E WASHINGrON - Tho netlon Ia at lone last IOaing ~ .... ot official tllleration of anareh7 and revolution on American e""""'sea, and It Is oeelnc aloo the un••olclable ealey C( the Nbm Admlnlotnllon Into the C( llda ebronle oriole lor orc1or IIIII .... LADIES' ~· Vigilantism· Threatens Campus Anarchists Petites, Misses & Half Sizes 9!.e ls survived by one soo, FROM ' Sizes for Jrs. Methodlst Church and of t h e day. WSCS C( that church. .\ Washington White Paper Easy Care 99 ' ··- ., New fabrics New Styles Frances Larkin Dies Tuesday .' } t l· ~ ~ '·· I R LADIES' NEW ' Six defendants were lined and icated, and Harold W. Braham, Middleport, $30, Intoxication. Fbled were Harry L. Beggs, Ga!Upolls, $10 and costs, speedIng; David E. Culpewer, GaUlpolls, $10 and costs, speeding; Velsls M. Roosh, Middleport, $10 and costa, !allure to yield rlglrt oC way; lilsan IUbbs, Pomeroy, $10 and costs, assured. clear distance; Robert K, Lemley, Cheshire, $10 and costs, niMlng a red light, and CIIDton L, Garvin, Pl>moroy, $10 a n d costs, assured clear distance. p A Trlancle Forfeit Bonds ing of a spring fesUval. There will be tractor rides, bike races, bas- two others lorlelted bonds In the ketball, loolllall and baseball oklll tests, ping poog contests and a court of Mayor C. 0. Fisher Tuesday nlglrt. bake sale. Forfeiting bonds were Charles At 8 p.m. students under the dlrectioo o( Mrs. Alice Neue will P. Couf!hlln, Cheshire, $200, present a musical program. Proceeds from Ule evening will be used charged lor driving while Intoxto pave the outside recreation area at the school. The evening is 2 SJ PEDAL lOK Nylen Sn F~e.d, T~b ,: - GIVE ..OTHE.RFIRST QUALiiTY Flat Knit 0t: Mesh Hi BROWS DESPlfE A HEAVY SCHEDULE that comes at the end of each school year, Mrs. Lee Lee has schedlled her amual varlezy show at the entire campos early todajr, the Southern IUI!h School In Racine at 8 p.m. Friday. Purclle urilverslty B111dents At 2:30 p.m. on !imday, the girls' glee club and mixed chorus ...w present a spring concert under the direction of Mrs. Lee and on ~- 16, Bacino Elementary SciMMll chlldren,alsodire~ted \!f fff',i~M. will preseut an operetta •tttoundup on the Moon." · All of the presentations will be In the hlp school auditorium. 0., May 7, 1969 Marfb. 11-CHER" SEAMLESS NYLON HOSE At its closest approach, the planet Mars is only 34.6 mll· lion miles from the earth. •' t.lurl""'" .' . Ita.. ' Mat ·· Abookle *lecl6d School Taxes (Continued fr0111 P.~&~~1) a 3-mill levy, 2300.1424; Mayfield won a 15. 7-tnlll renewal, 2376-1199; Independence gainocl a 2.95-<n!U levy, 1178-1063, and a :Hnill proposal at llrGadvlew Heights wa o defeated lor the thin! time, 1084-349. In Athena c.untJ;, a 7,6-mlll combl•tlm levy was passed by resldenta of the Athena Clcy School DlstrlcL .. Niaro coun.cllman ·altttild'' ' in N e 1 r o councilman, llelir)' a bUbtrlliiJp' q>entar, ' . . . who defeated J. c, . Sesaona Sr., who r..d been iln . the town coui.cn lor 44 yion. Ja<ob Rulfln, 35i be~ llurfreo"'"'ti'• . 1!f11 1Nesro f!> win a council seat · At ~o, Kemeth E. J1e11 CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (UPI)- allli olaf! members at the Sevenl 'cltlaa ••~• the Tar became the ftrol Negro to gel i Votera gave North C.rolilla its UnlveralQ> or North carolina Heelatate recorded "Cirata• ror town council seat Morehead Clcy elect"!! •W' !:. first Negro or a here, now realdenta In the city N......sTueeclo1• . , (BUI) Horton as Its ntjl Negro predoml..nll,y l!hlte C<llllllUnl- and Negroes. '111a "Rev. Thunnan MurpiQ-, a ' e<MIIcllman. Glduz, a llfelons resident ot Metllodist mlnliter, Ia the first ty TueadoQ' whl!ll they elected Howard Lee, son of a lhare- ~I HIU, Is on the stalf of cl'q)per, over Veteran alderman the UNC Alumni Association. Lee,' Who said his election 1 Roland Glcluz, "The vote wao straov <tor "would rea~~¥ slab 111 the Lee) In every plaee exeept the system," premised to dOll with p r e cl n <I clUed · 'Coulllry emplD.l'Jilent, haualnc IIIII p..Uc Club, • " said Lee's caq~algn transportall011 needs In this manager,· BDl Bames. He said wdveralcy commun!Q>, "Prac:ll!hat buslneasmen, loog-dme ealb" evoeythlng done '*s been resldenl8 and retired 1101'...., In the lntarest ot tha business ..lei II ved In the alfl-t nelshbor· and reo1 estate mi1D," hood. Lee, who received more !han 54 per cent or tile YOie had iood s._rt from liberal !acuity Juniors to Present 'Pygmalion' at Eastern High .• . 'I'' ,1'\.' i9.9~' NOW 9e �I ,.. , I ~·S' · .• '".~)" , '""'~ • l t'!': . "('t~· the words uGod," "Sqlremi Be10 ClOHb' held by 001' people.. in& tt ••Creator," Ufaitfl, N14 apirReceut &.apreme Cwrt decislona ltual values,,. or sbnilar words bomtlnl _..-s and Blblwead· In any of the programs to Instill 'ti~ "'- ·~ 0 1 ..,...,. ' "' ,. we care '' Special! Save 9c a poundi-Super-Ri9ht Quality Fresh Fr~zen gress begin their daUy ses. aioas with a prayer as does the Presidential Inaugural C e r e1110017· O!aplains accompany oor l1glltlng men as they lace death and danger In aU parts of tho world. Witnesses in coort hoarlngo pled»! ro God that they will tell the truth. We have a history as a God • fearing nadO. and we cannot permit our ljl!rltual coorage w be eroded by miogulded radicals wbo wauld dePrive us of the very foundation of lasting vir. tue. As maoy o! yoo know I am co:. SjJCilsorlng ln the House of Rep. resentaUves Senator Everett Dirksen~ s resolution for a Coostltutlonal Amendment to permit prayers In B<bools andotherpubllc baUdlnp, This Amendment will restore the rl&bts of the vast lll8jorlly of our citizens wbo do not want prayers denied to oor school children. I have been ln!ormed by the Secretary of Defense tllat the re- cent attempt& to lb. ..... ·4· Lb. Can KNIT TOPS $3 ' ..69 Cut-Up.Spllt-Qu.t.rt4 Fresh Fryers • • • lb. Prices Good lllro Safurdar. Mar 101~. lb. I u~ pq. • • $ 00 SPECIAL! - SAVE 16<:! NEW PRINTS $ e SPECIAL-STOCK YOUR FREEZER!-A&P FROZEN BABY Lima Beaas . . . IDStant Coffee . • e .. 10.0.. ' Jar "'...,.·v.e:g~ ·. EVERY DAY LOW PRICE! MARVEL • • • ct•. SPECIAL! SUMMYBROOK Fresh Eggs . u......... . ' BIG BUYS on Fresh Produce! CALIFORNIA PLUMP SWEET Fresh REPEATED quart l·lb. Con sgc With This Coupon and a $5.00 or More Purchase-! Per Customer Valid thru Mar lOth. All Columbus DiY. A&P Store• CULOTTE GLASS AUTOMATIC DEMAND CALIFORNIA Valencia PERCOLATOR LONG CULOTTE Jllfr Fmtlnc ill• - 1-oL Jllfr F••c• Brownie - a..L BRA • DaiiJ Doc FtH - 1f/z-oL · Halaz s-1•• .::. lulllril-1-or. Jarp11 ·Iaiii Soap -Iaiii Slu . StakiiJ TIIIJata Sa• - l.ez. Martha White Cora lna._./z.ez. Martha w•lt• Paailklll1-f/HL ·Martha White 111 'll1 - 1'/z.ez. Martha Willie S,il• Flll-7'/z.ez. ' ' 0 Great gift ideo for Mom S]99® ' PANT SKIRTS The bright note for summer relaxation it thi1 cotton pant in plaids, doh,$ solids, stripes and prints . looks great, feels fine, and fits perfectly . . . si:r.es 8 to 16. Your Choice ~~irt •• • COLORPACK II CA"'ERA • The perfect camera gift for Mom! :l COUPON GOOD THRU MAY 13th ·' ·i.. f! . ' lAKED FUSH DAILY 3 GENERAL ELECTRIC HATBOX HAIR DRYER FOR ALL MOM'S GIFTS USE YOUR 10" TEFLON ,.., No Scouring , HD-11 SJ77 PROCTOR , eEV-·~GISERYII · ' ~SS~ITM~NT I-SPEED C9ntinenta! o~ Mat:· ~., CAN BLENDER Cafe .btvti'age Resistant. GENERAL ELECTRIC WARING ' ' de(oroted Gaily Mrvtrt • • i, Fast comfortable drying .. Bouffant bonnet fits over largest rollers . .. 3 heat se· ledions plus "cool" . . . Con· . venient "reach in top" . Compact carry and storage case. SKILLET Avocado Easy to Cleon WITH THIS COUPON $J44 ® LADIES' ' • • • • • • • And a·purchaie of $7.SO« more Excluliu.ot lle!n• prohibited by law JAMAICA !lioN~ Coal note for summer and spring leisure wear in town, at home or off on vacation .. . Jamaica shorts in prinh and solids ... sixes 8 to 18. 8 to 16. • Color shots in a minute • Black & white in seconds Buys I rn.o> the bro s~uft rn perky Daisy. Window Pone, or Geometric Prints. Site~ SUN KIST Par~ f'r $3 44 -'" [J busies~ lo.dy of all ... Tonk fop FLORIDA WHITE Jallf Into the forefront of Spring fash ion in sleep and lounge wear, is this lovely long cvloHe mode of soft jersey in gay floral prints, featuring stand-up collar . . . LADlE!. SEEDWS 1. PANTIES Cool, comfortable Eiderlon caHon panties in sizes S to 10 .. White only. LADIES' SLEEVELESS , JUMIO 54's Red Radishes LADIES' COTTON A happy thought for Mother . .. the newest ideo / in comfortable sleepwear, 1harty culottes in / permo press Kadel and calion . Dainty lace trim : an ci'JIIor. In Blue, Pink, Maize and Mint . BY CUSTOMER Basket Folger's COFFEE LADIES' SHORTY Jiffy Cake Iiiii- l.ez. Cans lc:e Cream -t.:!r • 70503 BUY 00 Plgs. 4 10·0..89~ PROCTOR SILEX WILL For SPECIAL! - SAVE 20c! A&P BRAND Features uclusive safety heel red. 36 vents for maKimum steam. Switches to " dry" in· stantly. Permanent Press set· Wottr level • 1 3 .N,~siJ~ ~; qj~J'~t l•rs . · !~~~. ~~:~!''-~, 4 29-0.. 1 Mayonnaise·. • . Peac:hes SPECIAL LOW PRICEf- WHY P~Y MOREl SPECIAL LOW PRICE!-SAVE 16<:-STOCK UP! IONA SLICED YELLOW CLING e STEAM IRON lb. pka:. C[) 39' SAVE 24c A POUND · Rib Roast "Suptr·Ritlrt" -..::::::::::::::~ Topping ideo for Mom, to beat summer's warmest days , . . choose o coal cotton knit top or sleeveless tank top in beautiful assorted pastel stripes . . . size~ 32to 38 . 66 Slice4 Bologna g~~~ .• Sandwich Spread g~~: ,,_______________________________________r Braunschweicer ~: Chunk Bologna • • 49' Variety Pack ~~~.: • • 8 lc Center Chuck Steaks ctt~ • • 69c Ocean Perch Fillets • • ....3t Kahn Sliced Bacon • 1 ••~ 79c 9 Skinless Wieners ~~:~~OR 1 ,~ . '1 ' Kahn Beef Franks . • aeefRib Steaks ~ •'I~ log Smoked ·Bacon Jowls • • lb.34c Smoked Picnics PRE~t~~!D • • • • • • Marton or Sultana Meat Pies • • • 5 ~;~ 9lc Super-Ri9ht Quality- Ist-Sth Ribs-Beef Bieycle Rerovered Jll(l. COTTON ilonel• CookMI c 10 TO 14 LB. AVG. LADIES' Canned .Ham U.S. Gov't GrCMie A take the refer- POINT PLEASANT - Clt,y Patrolman Earl McCarty recovered a stolen bicycle Wednesda,y Digit and locked It up tn the Frulh !Jiell station, lor lilliekeeping dU morning. The bicycle had been report.. ed stolen Wednesday morning at 9 a.m. A girl's Western Flyer bleyele, valued at $35, It was taken between the hours o1 I a.m. onc17 a.m. Wednesday, from lbe 7ard o! WOllam Hamrn, 2718 Je!lerson Ave. It wu found abandoned In tho Ordnance School . SUPER-RIGHT YOUNG_TURKEYS WashlngtoD prayh lor divine strength and direction durlnl the biller winter In Vslley Forge is a psrt of this coontry' s religIous heritage that will always be remembered. In a like manner Abraham Uneoln once revealed, "I have been driven to rency are inscribed with the acknowledgement "In G o d We Trost." Both Houses of Con- '11~7 -· members of our Armed Forces. Faith and the fear of God have kept our Nadon morally"strong. We must guard against aU efforts ro undermine oor )1st resolve. m,y knees many times, for I have had no place else to go." Most cl our greatest leaders a r e knoWn to have turned to God dur· lng times ol spiritual need. ROCOilllition o! oor obligations to the Deity is established throughoot oor governmental instltudons. Ollr colno and cur- • •• ' tn public schools were Yic- and strengthen patriodam lind tortes for the slheist cult and moral rei!pOIIslblllly 8IIIOI1g tho tra&lc defeats lor tho much larger IIIJilber ol reverent Amerlcans. 011r great Nation had Its beldnnllll! ln pra,yer. The Pilgrims settled apinst the background ol t h e )la,y!lower Compact Wblch began with this pra,yor: •1n tho name of God ... we, do solemnly and mutually In t h e prellllDCO of God, and of one another, Cf"Ytnanl: and comblneoorselves roget'•>r intO a clvU bodY politic." ~ Tbo kneeling fi!.'lre of George • $00.~ '"'~ 1ng I \ enees to God out of the Army's Character Guldanee Programs will not sueeeed. There w!U be no prohibition against tho use of A most mstresslng aopecl tho permissiveness being fo-..110' tholrreiiiJOIIslbleelements of our socleQI Is tho attack on tbe rellgiws traditions I U1.., '· i Fresh, tasty, tongy juice in seconch ... ~ompiit. extrot:ti6n. Whitt ltowl ' ' gleoming ch,Of'l'!t itcnt. Eo')' ttl k'tp ~leon .. , . Fih in Small' ..,aCet· · ' , 0 1' This Waring blet~ct.r h"s . _;' a powerful' solid ' st'at·e~ -, motor, cord 5 cup Mat ltaf glou . mor• ef{icient J,· Aft'factlv~ whitt · · ~orltes with r•cipe ' ,, Opens "11· standard c""' quickly, and automatically. �, , 17 - The Dilly Sonllnel, Mkklloport,.l>..,.l'tll', 0., MaY 7, 1969 'Find --. , •.&&·. ·.&&tiiiol 1' • • - _....._..... WANT AD KODAK letlll.& MONDAY 1111'11 SATURDAY A.M.•• ,-u.t.r .. ,..,...... ,. for . , . '"'" .... lnc.,_t luertl.... . RATES · ftf Went Ail S.n•ln 5 cente ,., llfer4 •• htltftiM MlnhtiUfll C...,,. 15c 12 centa per wer4 tlwee con..cu• tiM IMertlen~. . 11· W.,4 sl• conaeeutlvo ln•ertlent . · 25 ,.t eont Dlnount on pelt! ds Take• all three, Color onapo ... . Black and white snaps, calor slid••· Everyihing you need • • . for · picture memories tho easy way! Whips, Beots, Mi~~:es at the touch of a finger. • Easy to hold • Easy to Use • Easy to Clean ·• Easy tQ Store e Easy to loolt ot • EASY TO BUY! 1 .. 7 6.75 oz. FAMILY SID 14 COLD POWER ANTISEPTIC MOUTHWASH LIMITONI PEl CUSTOMII Retail Value $1.05 JUMBO DECAITER llh QT. PYREX HAMILTON DOOR MIRROR @ 16"x56" SIZE WOOD FRAME IN NATURAL OR WHITE c _,, $ 99 Reg.-Super Hold ...... Tbe lotall Value $1.29 l J • 36x1 S" Sections • Finished In White e For Yard & Gardens LIMIT 6.SICTIONS / • ' • •: • ,. ' ' ) • til ' ! • j , 'r ./··1 BEIIIIEAISON · 2 PLAYER 2 roc~uets, ... OPENING fur Wllltra, 81'111 Old Bl car flop. A1f1i1 bt perlllll. a.>w'l . . HOUle, ......_,, tlnll llcenee, lluler lit JUlio tar. Call Bllllo "-n'l 11eoutJ Slqi, MalOti, W. VI. Plloao 'I'JI.IIll. ......, 21111 . far .....DII&tl. l-741c GUN IIIOOT, lbiflaDd Amed. 'a.. Leabl, llDIIY. 121-7-IIC to '· . Bualn... Opportunity OWN Y00R owu c1ry e1e1J11nr !rutllneu. Ambltlowt man or woman to take ovor end OWII lrudr ani! I'CIIIte. We will dol deanm, wholesale. Apply bt penon. A.B.C. .CJeimen, Ita. 5tltl, W. V~. 4-l..tlc 40·45-50 lb. AICIIRY EQUIP-I net & birdie toe binder enabling skier to discord FOUJII one ski, in action, and swi~ from pair skiing to rltrilling slalom per· RACQUET 6' Buick ...... .. ·'"95 Er.ctra Ct.11tom ,c.;,. H.Vf'ap. Full6 Ply 66 Mercun ..... ,tl~5 VI Caliente ( dr. Wan. Xcf..,. Factory-. Air Condlrlohed. Spot• le11 par~hme111 all vinyl cust0111 lntcrlar. Full !14UI,ment. Len then on ..holf orlalt~al prlu. ROGIIy ah_,, ve. c• lnsl4• and out. 289 AUto. tran1. "ExtrG toocl tl,.a, GillTEST SPOil OU formonce . Rugged, no-warp, Ski· Crah tanstrudion of selected Ash, with inlaid MohOQony. Clear, t.ilky marine varnish finish. 63 Pentlac ....... tll95 Bonne¥111• Y8 4 dr. Hor4.,.,.,. 88 $ 99 Otlglnal all whitt hniah with with aU ¥1nvl Interior. Power ••-••· Pewer lnakee. Auto• :ratio tt.-.1. $ 99 BLAETTNARS BUICK. PONTIAC GMC TRUCK$ <®> POMEROY TREE-BRAND POCKET JILADES 5X7 , COLlMAN . BOKER 5102 2'' r------ PUP TEIT 2 GALLOIJUG . Sturily ecinva• pup tl!nt. Perfect for tho Cub Scout or the botk yard ·camJ!Ir. Unbeotablo loo k"pl!og bov· eroget fro1ty cold. Fa1t•flo fouc.t. inn.,·lid cup. .. $., •• 99 . IDAIL YAWl $4.50 SPIN ·CAST ~ · TIC FISHING FLOATS REEL FLY REEL Made of durable plastic, all hooks brass. Quolity In o highly dop!lnd· ' ~. ' ,., .... ' . chro.,..ptatod 11., w-# ond triggtt. ... ' . --rllillt&Aitl ,.,.... IMa bHEvv •Twe, ,IWHoor .. ' din, v.a automllle.l'laM r., ...,. . : '·• ·:I loll tie HUMPHREYs · 47 c!NY.% i'an----- WMPO REALTY INFORMAnOI wind-. --POIIIOY~- NEWS presents M'OTOR CO. lOCAl REPORTS DAllY AT 7:50 A.M. 1Z NOON 3 P.M. AND •l-1 P.M. -.ooe.oo c....., -n . . -1. ...., can-. ...., c:.m,.. .......... '"'olt '/O'!lbl ..... ... ..... ,.=~so~~==E ... ..... --- ••h ••••• Rd.·... .... · · ·. . . ·~~~·~z4;l! ................tt..= IUDOin' furtllfln.._ .. ......... A. II. - ._..._.,.. ... our ...wPRICE ._......., = ...... ~ ....,...._,.. QJ'Pil.lll ,. , . . . . . .. .. ·.... Padcwe. ........... -·- \ . I;)~TI •• .. . '.I ' .' ' ~ .. "* el .' ' ,,:,• ::·':\ ~"' - ' .,.,., ID rln ·1h' .. . - ... M _.. ,. . .~.......... qL --=.r~,.(·-- ...., ...w .......... . The !Ill, .IIDi.wlti. Wt ' ..,.. . Rbotle •11!...i, :'~' ~,;_. -~-~~~ lllancl. .• .. ... • ·:-'··· . . MOISTEnER ·1 • . • ..... Allll•tll ·• . ·.c .. II!IIIW .. . . . . . _ . ltall'lltss ....1 rod;· clip and .. BLAETTNAR'S MASON CAR WASH .. co;rosion reslltont, with • ;;;;I'OJ;:..!IJI....:;.•==•-.J ~~~·nd obit fktt·rnounting r•l. Rich, • ~=====· "'*"· TENNIS~ Hunting and target bow .•. with carrying case. QUICKEE-BINDER and rear slalom ' ~ HOLMAR COLT BOW SET .ki is slalom equipped with . ' ' SKIS . 1'1011 limn, W. VL Clll • l-741c HOLMAR WATER LEAliE, tnadonl A1N11111 lts:;ke 8taUan JoeltM ln JOB . r• lnf llle wielt call II llle boaoe. l!utb Jonlln, Prop, lOafed ... ... lllahan-Kino RoM, ~ Oblo. S+lle BEAVI'ICIAN w,lllt Well 'VIr- MVIIIC m1'1 Fridl1 IIIII Sa~ ll'llay, J. . . aab oil lltrrl........ ·I!Mtl 1111 Rl. 7. LIMn ONE PEl CUSTOMER ·1 .m SalurdiY a1c1 ap.m. Dur- . -1 -GUA.RANTEED- ll'lmiiJ. JORDAN Uled C1o111b18 81ore oponl. Go MIY t, Friday • ss.S$ Notlc8 I •· . oC residence 11 1271. Kenorood, R4od, AI>L 183-E, Seal J!eoch, Collfcirn!a; Carl Mallacltllld Louo IT'S TIMI! to 110 lllallaek, whoso plaeo oC roGET GROWING ..• oldonce lo Box 288, Tru11vtlle, Alallimo; Dorolh)' l.ulbert 11111 Jollo Limbert, whoM plaeeoCrooldonce lo Route No. 3, Apacbe Junction, Arl..,.; Helen Guider For The fastest YOUR""''" IIIII Herbert N, Guider, whoie ~Ice DAY or place ol realdooce lo 9tl Bluowoter Drive, lnlllao Harbor From till ~ Truck NIGHT •• , CALL llooch, florida; lneo Monia, ~aor ia•tto< To .TMI: Brake S.Wtce ,_ linalltot . . . . Core. .. whole place or residence :Is unRAILINGS SERVICE lmotm; tho unkoowo llneol dooDAY 992·2151.' cendonta, dlatrlbuteeo, heln at · 1 NIG~f"992·732l .· Jaw aDd next or kiD. dmuea, . . . . .PH.-•99•:141-t•llo.,. ...... ;,;· If aiQ' or William J. Matlaek, · R. H. RAWLINGS SONS deceased, IIIII the .....,_nllneol . .- - - - - - - - . .,.._. MIDDLEPORT, OHID . POCDLE l'ill'l'IES, AKC ToJ do&eendants, dlotrlbuteeo, htlra rr.:r.:.tm, f/S and up. Sllld at Jaw and next or kin, do•loeea, eervi"' and groomiii!J. Phaae If aiQ', ol Lydia E. lllallaek. d.. ceaHd, wtu take notice that on Car Completely Haild fii2.54U. II 3 tic Quldl .: DIIPifldable tho 3rd day or March, 1999, Rubbed and ThoroulhiY T.V. Santee WILL HAVE ab nrlellel ol ty Rouoh u Plalntllr, 01ed her potHioo In tho Common Pl. . oouthern planlll after April •· Rinsed SERVICE MANAGERPbone Cbarleo R. llmla IIS- Court oC Molp Ccluit)r, Ohio, 63 Ralllbl• American numbered •• ().lfl No. 14,428, $1.25 21111. 4-20-tle PHONE 992·2094 HAROLD WALKER 2 Dr...........$149 In which you aDd other defendOpon: Mon. !llru Fri. 11-6 anti oro nonted thoreln aDd liar57 Chev. VB 4 Dr•• $100 EAIILY AMERICAN llereo $o111rnr - 9·6 thor alloatni thet lhe 11 Milled 59 Pontiac 4 Dr••• $295 ~•• comblnatloo. Bellldlful In lee olmple or anulldl\'kledoneSunlor- 11-6 IIOJIII at.le unit wllb Hpood 60 Chev. "6" 2 Dr. $250 fOI'tloth (l-tD) part or Mid real Phono 992·7242 cha~~~W. PafU*lll of "' or ellata, - ' " 62 Cadillac ...1........... 108 w. Moln St.,p• ...,.,, 0 · ...IS. CaD """'· 5-Ut<: Situate In ·tho Tolonahlp or H.T, Cp....... $699 Olive, CclolnQ' or Mali• alld ROOM hoale and !!RAND NEw Mwlnl madllne . State or Ohio, ln RaiWe 11, FIVE 62 Pontiac blth, htNtDry .... pordt; Sale ltii8JI demo tllllralor. Town l, SOctlon 26 or the Ohio allo 42 ft. pr.,e, CIIJ fii. H.T. Cpe...... $395 nuo. om tfUtU. »e~c CoJ191ny'a Purchaae: M811. WO«e 1be Eaot half of an BOaere ' .\LMOST NEW lady Jbot lol boullded on tho Eall by AWNI!IGS, llllfm cloorl lind Platfurm body, OEO. lllllifi£11 D1. 11nbr lkalel llle •. C.Q aw.ter lnlldo beiOill!lll& to Joaeph MeCii'POfU, lllmiUttl, Sh;rp ......... $295 IIIDEAWAY - fl acrw. 17 -...na. s-7.-.c AW>Y INI tho north by lalld1 oC biOWII and belt lnlullltlon. feneed. drilled well, tleelrle. S. S. Rnd, deceased, on the Elmer Willie, IIIla . . . -.. small biro and boaoe. A*lrc FEMALE Slameoe cat, 8 monlhl Soulh bJ tho.SOctlm aDd m the lalloe. ·For tree ..un..lsl, $3,0110.00 old, 110. Phone -.M. well by the woot lalt of tho pllone Charla Lisle, s,ra- Ill ACIIE!I - lb!n olee bam, l-74te above named 80 &(rea, it b&<lUSO. v. y. Jllllnaon and Son, Your Chevy Doe lor ollo, 11J11011 leDoeo, I traekn. IJV part of the oame lando Inc. 5-1-lfc Op1n Ev01. 992·2126 equipment, mlnenll. Good 7 WlPE OUT wall clelllll' elelnl deeded to Jooeph Mallaek by room bouse, blltb, t bedrooma, your wallt llut Hepl yw dry. WIUiam Finley, AprU 21ot, I (1ST BRIGHI' oarpet colon. bqe kllcl!en, slorm cbn IIIII Rent .... lolllllnOII IIIII tdve 1851, recorded MaY 29, 1834, Restore • Wltb .Blue Lao......... Gao, pltntly .,.,.. It a 1!7. Only fl. Babr P'llr- Vol. 15, Pages 28, 29 aDd 30 Ire. Rent e1eclrlo lhampooer ter. Hard road. t30.0110.11 ntlllre. ..,. . or tho Recorda of DeedJo or fl. !IOJ'ft Hudwll'e, Nea 35 ACIIEII - Form pond, nice • Mollo COUnty, Ohio. Haven. W. Va. '-1-41c bam, plenty ol wal«, aoo4 NEW BRtlSH 1101. Si1o1n1 hlldl, · Also the follow!~~& de&erlbed llutldlnp. Genp. roar bed... ..._ . . . . 5-7-a: pareel or !aDd In the Towlllhlp or Olive, Moll& CounQ-, Ohio. REI'OSSESSED Slnpr eablnel 1110111 home, ball!, ful 'bue' lbOdol oewiDI moehlne wllh men!, gao fumaee, Only NEW SIX room boule w1111 l!lf. BeiJV 21 aeree olr or tho ~. lull o1ze ~1. For- north elld or an so lere lol No. drawu PrevlauiiJ. sold fur ....811. Mabt. flllCJ IMILINGRAM - 1 I'OCIIIII, 'Cor~ air 'luni- lot • 1 110 'J.3. Bel~~& further deoerlbed u . IIIII. P1tone Muon ma, r.the Eastern half of the North t1eo1gn slitdlM 11111 '!iu\tati. . drilled ....n. gar~~~~e, cellar, '-7-lllp quorter or SOcdon No. 25 In . bolee. IIIJIJICO ol • • Ill · one ..,.. ol lend. . Alting l<eeoing Meigs terms. l'llone 111-21186. U4le M,OIIO.OO. ----Tolon No. t, Ranp No. 11. l':INNIA Plantl. Bur,ee'a Gltnt Tho abo.. doaerlbed premloeo IIEL!IN or VIIIGIL TIWI'OIID Gallia and ...._........, A ar........lcontalnfrV 61 acres, be the IIOME GROWN Plllllll, In one AIIIOCIATEs ••· -w~ "'"' It ......,., 'l'orell, &sy Fullm! 1111 oilier pr1a same, more or leso. Except 3.2- dooen ~. lllmft, Mason Area ~ FURNISHED ar.~ uolundDhed wlrulen. quilled and cut1ed acre& more or leso, conveyed Mukao and olllen. ~ iplt'lmenll. Clole to lehool. lnfor.med As In jilf)'pots !De eadl. 81111- by deed to J. E. Matlack, In JIOPIM!I'I, pelunlu, mariiOJdl, . lullnen S1rwlcill .- Plloao lfS.MM. I ..IJ.Uc alyooum, ..........,_, Ifill. faction or your nmey blck: · Volume 90, page 541, In Deocl Well As n., 1......._, Recorda or Molgs -~' Ohio. betdler ft. nlu, :15 Ill Ill cenll . . . . •'011 HIRE, 'f'RAILI!It LOTS. Bob't lloblll ..at--·•· sr-. CJtlo. REFERENCE DEED: Vol• 90, ter line, te111100l drallll t to Sip m Rl. 1)1, one lhl!d Sl(ety 'l'lg'a llgn. U41e CGurt. sinclilt, Oblo 111 111a11 u wide ...... Andotllil, Mapage 546, Mol•• Deocl Entertained mile above $yNcule Park OD Rl. l2t, Pllone son, W. Va. Pllooe "m6'lll Recorda. rlflld. Don IUIIerd, l'llone 1-ll.U. IIIX ROOM 110118E, modtl'n, a1ler 3:30 or Mta15 Racine. And fUrther plalntllr nomes the lltUI'II. .. l4«c Willi ball! and buemeal, 4-:lf.llc 181111111 In Iarce kltcllen wllb cu~. other Business Se!Vices their apouMo lo aald petltlonand aluminum lldbtC. aluminum that tho IIIW'eato oC oald te-. ;8111 STI!JU!lO Cat.ole. LOVII,v SEE NEIGLER Balldlng aup. CIGARm! Ylndlnt a•4dM walllut eonaole. 'l'bla bU AM lllonndoorlend~.­ In ........, II dooerlbed In Mid tly lor buJidlng your bome. and ..mce. ABC EI. . JMIIDJ. !IN radio. t IPeod aullmlllc 'hol Wiler lank, ...... • peddool. Plaintiff fllrthordotlre& Call Guy Neliler, Racine. 0. Muon, W. Va. Plloao mM. dtanaer, t lfl*br IDUIId .,. 8prinl Ave.. l'llone- 91NS1t. t11at lllld defelldanto and ol tan, Ulend Jpelker JICb. them 1111.1' be required to nt "' Talre over ,.,...n. <!I ti.Ol whatei'er c:lalma, rt&ht• .-1 lnSsr91ce. per moDIII 11t Jill bahlloe of ClltJCI'S Cub end ea.., TV IIARRIIION'S TV l'ON¥ lllallloo. J'lqw . . . . . tertii& thoy aDd each one oftllem Seltlt:e, save up to ooHI1I Houle ealll and llllennl 21111 •. 01. ' 1 ' 1 7 II Ill ,_ laM. H«c hne In lllld real ellata, or be on repeirl. Brine tbtlm bt and mel ..... Some ...... 1 Tlntu room ~ ----forever borrod fr1111 11nrt1JV save. Cbuok'a TV, 152 Butter· lllllalled free wllh ~. \ <OIIfPietely modem 'ttllb IJullt. FIVJt.ROOM hoolle, 111111, bol oamo, and for other prqJOr r.. nut Ave., I'Gmlroy. I-2Wt Plloao...... ..... 1111!!1 ZIG ZAG•llfttrc Mltfdne. In ldldln, ..U Ohll llld waler, po fu!'IIIICO, alumln- !let tll!le lop 111111, llillnte.l lleel um •ldiDI. fl .,..., Llo)<d In tho pra,yor or oald peddoo, 'hils lllldlllll II drll£ 11elr c. C. 1111ADF011D TEIINITDI .._,...., 'ftleJ IIIDda!. mot. bufiCMMM, olJi: 1!1111 dlapGAI an!~; ballt. 'l'homaa pllce, !~ mlle8 w.l Jlalntllr prll't that her Interest AllC'ftOMI:Ea are ~ ldcbd IIIII 1iar111. 111111., tlllba riiiC1 de. 8enlt:e l'OIIIpltle w!Ut ~ end ol Rutllnd. J'lqw 70otll0. In Mid r•lesllte 1111.1' be lllp. 'ddl • maine )Ill 1ft. ol lhe lcllft lemdte aalatDJ larp c1o1e1, 111ee1y ~I· S.$.11p to her In oe..raiQ- aDd ror partilnl'lllinJ ,_ llamo lo lllrt .... 111111. Tille OVflr 1111· ed, CIIJ ...,.-n lor aPiflll!!l-;:;;;;:-;;;;;;~ doa ol oald root 1sllte, accord...... Oltlt new eolanlol. Lott Oftli 115. ...._ t4lfe HUFFY rl!lq _,r, Utp, 1&- IJV to tho roapectlve rllhll or llltltlla oUII pet 1110t1111 11t J11J Crlltlr. . . lrlllnce ol .... Try ll In ~. lneh cut. Pllooe ..... tho pareono tlloreto, aDd In .... II 1 tie ~ .,. homo. Call . . . . AIHod Plllll 0tn1n1, ' Lllerty, rtJIINliii!D M'.umii!Jft', 1 u.a1p pardtlcll or uld aloreoald doeM4la I'UoetOJ, Olllo. After S P.tDI. . · ~ )IIIII. ~· 8oo(ia M, crlbed root eollte, 01lllilt be AIR OONDMOIIING ~~err~pr. llilldltPOrt, l'tla •••. lM HONDA Drelm, ....Ueot made Wlthoul mantrut InJury to 1Uon servtee. Jad:'w ReMa· ·-· 1-Nle · JMe ciNtdltlon. with 11 111e atril. lhe .Uue thereof, thtll ttal '"ld mUon, Nea lllnn. MDI IDJ~Wenc. ,,. ' Pllooe . . . . -II'" Ilion ol tho ~.. tothlo. .... real Illata _ be !flllud&Od·to AUTOMOB!L!: ~ lien to ,' IR 5111t "· New llfoan lfd. ault - tltctlon, u ~l'lded ea~~eelled' Loll Joar ~ · _...._ ·111 Jaw, aDd In - •ld a!DreOr'l llt!enott CID • ••• . er. Clrpll; - Ootllp!tle - ltld ..,_ ·~· r--• IIIl-l eiltDblntilletL • -··•• do oer._. w I ·.· · •• .._ ~ to .one or more pardt1 J. IL,Qeill,, ~ I. "" · to, thi11Utt..,... ~· pio, L.U.. ....... a.oy. ~ \'ldo4 b7 Jaw, then oald root MI'ICI . . Ml.£1111' 11 It .., llllld..~ ~-· ·lio l'ret and .._M _ _ _ _ OVER m mad oar llell Duel IILGJ. Our ....... , IIGULAIIOAIL 91' (i • . HOUIIS llf>. cere lblllb molir nllll• IIIII _ , fl'lltDI from lfra· - .... Vlddl,.;cri. .. Rev. Wlllur J>etr!D, .JlwiDI .._. al !lame IIIII lliDio 11.t u. Billed lD tlllf 11111 durq .. doolll "' oat liililller.. . . . ITE PIC.KET FENCE Rigid Polyethylene. Boilable, dhhwasher st:~fe. SnOp·on lid with pour spout; non-tip bose. 0~~1~! .\ . II.AinNARS . · ' WE Wllll GEL lotoiValllo $1.59 JUICE DECANTER · C.rcl Of 1'lllftb . I lotaH Value $1.1 9 c._,. ,.. Atl¥er•.. ...... BLIND ;ADS ' •. A44111 ...1 25c • aRd •~3CJ •.•. 1o a.oo , ... ·t>.,ty ·f il•·•· to 12100 'NMA. ...•. w4or:r.- . HAIRSmiNG c 4 ........... STYLE RIGHT GUARD DEODORANT CREST TOOTHPASTE , 1 B • r ,:_. .• ·usl ess · . JCrv1ces = , · • C.1..IF~ •'"' ... peltl within 10 Mrs. CARD 0~ TKANKS•& OBITUARY, $1.50 for 50 wOtll 1111n1"""". Ee . · Mdlti•NI werd 2c. -1 12 oz. 70Z. oz. LISTERINE GIANT SIZE c••• ,... 99 $ CHECK THE ADDRESSES AT BOnOM OF PAlE FOR HECK'S STORE IEAREST YOU! • Box335,wllooe, Wooditoek. VLJ Lulu ~!lack. place hi Hit or reject.,.., .•• ue ... 4 ... lt•tltMI. 1'hl will Nlf h Set! ..shit ....... ltHil1 • roilden<el~ ,.u. . . . ,....,... r lUNDAY Reg. or Mint S , .... Der lefere ,_.llc.tlen MH41ey D•eclll• ' •·•· Ce~Meil .. lanl & c..rectiOM 1111 •• Nn,--.1 untU 9 ti.M. for O.r ef Pulillcetlon AEGUUTIOH$ 1'he the '"'"' &·CASE . :::;;=.;~£;; DUDLINEl WtiUIIYI YHIIIIGMt TO LIMIT QUANTITIES • .LEGAL NOTICE LIIJlan l'll'kor; -..lioN place ... IN~ ORMATION ' I' I Yo-Yo's In The Sentinel Want ·Ads From Auto's To ·., '!, �IS - ·n.e • '.. . ' llllb' !ielltlnel,, Ml4cllopori.P~, Q., u..t 7,19811 J, . .I I I ber Gcro. James A. RhtXles has Dot publicly emlorsCid Sealy or till' or several potentlal can!!- . ' , •'n.ore Ia no a18n1Rcance In his on-a•) lack of elllorp. menl," Sealy aald. "I don't lhillk a ollould be ,,.. dorood by the ouf&OIJw BOVI!rnor. "I wiU bose my ..-lin on local oiC)port IJid lave receltid date for the ftei)Ublican ncnl· great enecuragement fran · nadon lor governor in the 1970 county party leaders." race to 1nncunce beginning of Rhcdes Is !nollgible, under 1 C~~q~Bign. Fellow party mornOhio law, to seek 1 third term ca- ' ' ,, . Sealy ·in Race without\Rhocl-es' Aid COLUIIBUS (IJPI) ~ Albert H. Seely, a 51-year-old Doyton lawyer ar>l Iormor slate legialator, got his ca"""Jin lor aove!'IIOI' underwoy Moildoy wltbout the siC)porl of the man he ' - ' to auccead. Seely became the first candl- '" a lw<>fO&l' lllullr of tolllillon and came .., wldl a tax reform bill, -haoilod llate llOWl'llment DOeded to be .. _ . , . lrecl'' "We muot moillnore our .,; tiqlatod lax system .. It wm !WII!IIon Pntl6rb In todoy'a economy... he Soob'. Aid, lr elected ..,..... Ill"'• he would i(>pQinl a ''blu&o rJbbciol ciUzoaa commlllee" to ·~ the atoll's wellll" pro....,. IJid ... ~ 1 means to reduce the eoot of IIIII program. . - . r pl'OfOIII was a sop- sitd. . . 111la ante cabtneWevel Departmelt of Correct1on.t ard a broader meaQII fullllmentll revialoo of our ollie IJid local tax oyatem. p - or prisoner rehab!Uta"HOifflver, tax IJid n,.nclng t!on, !ncludllll .._.ung the as governor. reform are not the mly need. Board ot -Repnta to develop cans For MOO.ernizatlon We must alto have a change in PJ'OilUI'It with the unheraltles, Sealy, under whose (!Qldance dlrecUon !or ldmlniltrallve poi- opeclftcalb to aid Inmates. ·-'' - , i't, PLEASANT OOice of Rea,earch IJid J;)evoli>p. estimate of mMe,y to be spent ' 1 1JVE8l'OCK SALgs CO, ment within the BOVI!l'IIC\' 1 <>'- , he•OO!l llliw ond.lfle · ~~~ay 1970 . py PHIL PASTOUT · Pr. PLI;ASANT, J'!. VA. nee to aO'er aolutllllll to prob- prlmoey, · SUmla,y, ¥-.v 3, 1969 ·tom; laced by local BOVI!r• Sealy, a a...U.,. .cum laude Summer romances tliat HOGS - 1~S to 220 20.25 begin on the beaeti' often 1110111. ll'ldoate of Ohio Stall UnlvorSealy Tax Bill olt.Y Ia 1938 and lli'oduote oi lhe· to 21.50; Hlavlea 18 .to 20.25; wind up on the rocka. · Ill ' .• ' Loalalallon, known as the llar\Vd Law llchool In )94f• lJilita is to 24.25; Fat SOWS IS our r e sl d till filhlng Sealy Tax Bill, currenlly Ia w>- , served one term (1B66-68).!a the to 17.50; - · !3 'to 14.75; Plga • . fitnd want< lo k71010 JDhU der' atqoly In · a Houae C<lmmlt,. Ohio l!liuae ot Repre-II¥Os. 8to t;. the filii Glw6qa vol:ation CATTLE · Heltol'a 21to 23.tee. n would chaJWO lhe state's He 1IJI( hla wlte,. f1ora, baWl tht same weeks he doll. GQ: Fll Cows 18 ~ 221 camera tax ·~cture by Uslllj; Income throe c h n d r ... Qolhy, 20) \ ,. 16 to 18; IIIIUa · ~1.110 to 25; rather thea pr..,.rty •• 1 tax Tbomaa, 18, and Jean, 16. Sloek Cows and COI"a 170 to base. It ealla tor a 1 per ce!V Peop"' who 1HJ9 1/!fir Sulolde Raleo 235; Sloek . !lleera :p.so to 28.- lliDII praises usllallp dO so eowtb' ineome tax. Seab c 1 II e d his newly . Hungary hila the hlgMst 50; Slock Helfer• 23.25 io 25,- . withOut acccmpt~~~•m""!· steer 26 to launched camjlsign ''well orga- known sulcl~e rate · ·in the 25; w· o r I d at 211.11 per 100,000 30; Sloek Helfer C...ea 23.50 nized" and said he would 89Eind population. The United Arab . to 26.110. "aa much money as is aeedGd" Republic bas the lowest crate VEAL CALvEs - Tope f1; 36.60; COmmon " lleallel 30 Ill; to toke his compa(gn to the at 0.1 per 100,000 popula· Seconds 39; Medium 34.75'to t2.40. tlon. .. C!!l••• ~d:ate:•~·. . . . . . . . . . . . . .~·~~::~o~!l~egi:nil::tor~•mad==~·~~~cy~.'~'. . . . . . . . . . . .~. ..~~~-":l:d!M~wmd::d~~:::"~'"~~:::•·~":"~r;•~~·=od~to!dl~~~~· (•mo.,lrands, ludgei Prices ))J Uamnal ....le lroeb Geanl Electric 106 ~AIN ~T. Playttx LRII Hanes Lm's POMEROY, .0. · .. AND MANY IIORE f~IJURANDS MAY&E AN INTIMATE GIFT FOR HER ••• fuvable Bra· Big selection for Motber't Day Gifting. Neweot fashIons for summer in a ...,at choice of fabrics and paltoms to delight any molh- 15.00 tfVI MOM A NEW FULL SLIP n,.riiP All GIVE MOTHER SEVERAL - li to 40, proporliOIIOd taUorecL l'roal ohadow p8Del. LAIIES' COTTON I 'I que 111k>11 lovely ODO• lrlcct,...,. House.Dresses ~ N,Jon Slips SJ99 FEE!. LIKE A FOOL. Sheet Sale• . I! LADIES' PHIL MAID • IPE81AL OIRE(T MILL PURCHASE J, P, STEVEN'S FAMOUS MOHA~ HAND Mohawlc Whlht '31eepwear MUSLIN SETS Lova!>le's famou bra-slip shapes · aofUy in smooth, whlapery nylon tricot - pretty lace cups, UgbUy padded, aU stretch back, adjust· able llretch straps. Choice of white 111t1 several colors. A-<12 to C-38. · er on her day. phil M~i!J gowns areguorent~d one .yeor, 65% polyester, 35% cotton, f 0nc.y trimm.ed In white end postel colors. Sizes 32 to 44. 1l74~ 11x1U f.Ad Double Fitted Sla WN!IAWK WHm MUSUN l94 1 PilLGW OASES To Celebrlhl Molhtr'l lay 411136'' ~ Panty Hol,e PKG. Cl 2 FINE SEAMLESS NY~ llt~~ulor $1.99 2-Way Stretch !1!1 : ~~~.,~1nn,iJ19n 0 !!rcf ~iii. . · tone. . Sizes for petite, everagt, medium toll ond tall. cue, §"11"1' W'!f• . _ .. . ..ch . lA misses ant;! f!alf si,es. A choice selection of fine easy Eare cotton dresses for home wear irl solid colors and printed patterns. SJ.49. )OO'lf, DN!MI ~. IIY• Jon ¥tin • • fo oeam panel allp in .mite and pule! ""'" 8lx101'' SIZE AND DOUILE FITTID • • .... - . 32-11. MOI¥WK A NEW SPORTSWEAR WARDROBE MOTHER LOYIS NM DUSTERS IN SOUD COLOIS ANQ PRimED PATTIINS ·SPORTSWEAR Eu7 •uo lalorios. Prell)' new otylla, ldool far MOIItor'a Illy Ill"'•• , AD Illes. . .....,. , , , • D.-- o ll1lrla • Swla- • Tepa • Kall 8lleDI • ladlell i 12.99... 13.99.• • a-ten ••._ ( • c-diDalet • Sldrll • C1llaltel • Sbllta • FJ.e.iel , _ \ New • i Bobl>lo Broclu aporlawear for aprinl a D d summer hu brU· )lent new cclora, new styles, mix or match, coordlnat. ' I sro·o.:,. '· PERMAN~NT Whit! Pillow Cases 4b36 Slg, Pkg, of 2 • sl49 • PRINTID TURY · TABLE .·COVERS. 52152'' $111 • • • . • $2~99 52x70'' G • • • • • $3.99 58'' ROUND SIZE • • • • $4.99 Thete fine prl11led terry table dl)ths some In three sizes, fen· e, printed pettems In assorteel te~lort. Choice of five pet· tems. ' ,. _ Se1aet .. prlntod pOtlomlllltl eolon:. PlUUc coven, Wflb. Dovelty hiiDillla. . . . .... ' JUST BECAUSE SHE'S MOTHERI Give ller Dressy or Casual BLOUSES ,~ ~~. , ... • ' ' ' I • ' .,,. .I'' • ' .I I .., ' ' /, I ' Gifts .For MOther PRESS . I'At,ICY PLASTIC . . 'lr net, TO KEEP MOTIIR 1 MA~ RIGHT. I tlO I • Nylon~ose Seeml~u nylon• 5 lulns e~> to·11. • - New summer Mil shodes, $,... ' . D'~1LY CROSSWORD a1J~;IJ..J=~ --19-.. . . UnocnmblelheiOIIIurJwO.IO!Io lor• to ordlnuJ words. f~ur 'E~I rz::.:- I RIMPE 0 I WDEE ,, ' () 01 ' •· ~ '' ' ." ' �~·· ·'\ l· SoiitJiiill,' ~.-.~,roo.ir</1. · o.::'MI17;1969 , . .' ' .·Guest Nighf C)Bservance ~ ~ I ftr.ed to the 'Ci.~l~ii Hoapttal, is coovalescina from hla hlP InJury at the heme ot Mr. . . . ;.. , A &~~eat Dlll1t ablllrVanoe as retary, and lin Jamea Araold, Mlaa Nl!illi Zotido. and Mrs. Paul C&acl, Brownell plamed tor .bJe and - clll- lrea~~~rer. lira. N. L. Fnaoh Ni4 111 Ave. cer• were eleeted It a meet. llro. II. J. Fey . . - an artloli bam HTosotl>er'' ...,a. Mr. and Mro, William Houck lnl ~ the Mlcldi..,Gtt Garden lnYitadon "!..- the Chellhlre Gar- zlne onlllled "''WIIat Are We Do. am. chUdren, Beth, Carol and Club Monday nlcht In the -lal den Club to attom a delllOIIIIra- Ins !0 God'IEirth,N '1118 marer. ~. ot Marlon were weekend room or the Columbuollld ladlt- u.a In the tell""lhlP room or lal written by Mlelllal Iae per. guests ot her parents, Mr. and ern Ohio Ele<trlc CO. the Chelhlre Baplllt Church at lalaed "to the llll'blll, lnooctlMrs. Perry Mitch. They a 1 s o The Jme mooting wiD be held 8 p.m. Thuroda.Y. A.report on the oldo llld pollution problema or visited In Gallipolis witll Mr, at the home of Mn. G a r e n condltlm of the craba)lplo troeo todll. Houck's parents. Stansbury, Grant St., with each at the IICIItlt oorporati!JII llmltaot '1118 arranpmenta tor 1 h o Mrs. C. A. Emml sh loft today member to bring a aueat. and the Ylllage ·~· Biven by -~~~ r s. -tit were made by lira. Jolin for Marietta where sllewill spend wear either a homemade eor- SlaDIIbuey. She ooted that a man Klnolld. One featureclallnemua Mother's Day with her son-i~law aase or a hat to be judged by baa boon HOUJ'ed to treat l'h e dellp ot PJ1k doSWOOd, pink wild and daughter, Mr. arrJ Mrs. Don Mra. James 11tus. treoa. azalea and po~ow. '1118 albBurkey. Mrs. cart lbrky IllS ~oct­ A report oo lite reeent Hegloo • or was a IQimmetrlw lrnDI0Hospitalman Alan Wallace, sta· ed president llld Mro. L I o y d 11 meeting at the Rlohlllld Meth- ment m an ellcJroy beoe faalllrlq tioned at Norfolk, Va., and Bruce Blackwood was named vice pre... odlet Church In Athena waa Ill•· an oriental figurine. II alen had Wallace, student at Marshall, !dent, Mrs. Walter HJQ"OI' en by Mra. Jolin Kln<ald. Mem- the dogWood and azalea with 1r1a spent the weekerxl here with their bera heard a l - f"'!!ll Mrs. follop. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Margaret Ella Lewis Inviting exThe table arr_.,.. waa Wallace and daughter, Nancy. hlblla for the Saturday tl.,_ pr_,-ed by llro, Thua and lt Rodney Karr left Tuesday (or show or Ute WlndlngTrall Gordon was of jonqullollldbrldalwraalh, Norfolk after spending a leave Club to be held at the Pomeroy llro. Titus, Mra. FrJ, llld Mlao with his pa. !·ents, Mr. and Mrs. Elementary Sohool. A thank you Harrle Marie Slnlth were - Richard Karr, ' !e was taken to was read from Mro. lolal- es111 aitd served a aalad courae. Charleston by Mrs. I<arr and Boller. Mrs. Horky presided at the allfrom there went by plane. Members raapondod to roll call ver col1ee IN!l'VIee. Mr. and Mrs. Leo .'• Yards o! Ml11 Nina Ruoaell and Mra. AUXILIARY TO THE Middl&- by IWillng a wild flower or root Mlami Beach, Fla., are visiting used for medicinaliUrposes. The Dm Bremberg were euests at here with her mother, Mrs. Laura port Fire Dopartmen~ 7:30 Wed- •eroe or the mmth .... tdvon by the meeting. Bradbury, and Mr. and Mrs. nesda,y night, home or Mrs. PatJames Arnold. Enroute here they ty Kloos. went to the Kentucky Derby arxl stowed In Cincinnati on Sun· day to visit Mr. and Mrs. James Arnold, Jr., al'kl family, Mr. Arnold's birthday was observed Mr. and Mrs. Joe C&been ot Columbus spent the weekend here with ttis mother, Mrs. Fred Cabeen. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Slater were Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Slater of Jacksonville.. other recent guests or the Slat- en were Mr. arrl Mrs. TmnWat• kins, Chris and Tommy, of Columbus. They also visited Mr. alii Mrs. Ora Watkins. Jim Hood, whoresidesatfoon· tatn Valley, Calir., was here fora weekend visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Mllton Hood. A Oight engineer with Overseas NatioJBl Air:ways, Jim Me in to Dayton Thursda,y. He was returned td Dayton Sunda,v night by his parents to catch his Oight. Mr. and Mrs, Roy Lee Howell p.!~!:~~~~!.~u~.~ Harold Lemanhaw Club Holds ~!.:;h:nth:\!:oof~;: Annual Dinner Event Lohse. POMEROY SHAKESPEARE Katrine Millikan. WORSHIPFUL Master HartNEW HAVEN - The LeDJan. well Curd aMounC<d that Pomhaw Archery Club held ltaamual eroy Lodge 164, F.&A.M. wlll ba!Qiet April 19, at the Pleaaant meet in regular session at 7:30 Point Resort with Eugene Mcp.m. Wednesday at the Pomeroy Kinney, President of the club, as Masonic Templej refreshments toaotmaster. wUl be served; all master ma· He Introduced Mr. and lira. sons are invited. Ralph Kin& Floyd carmaok, Mr. POMEROY Lodge 164, F. and and Mra. w. W. Brown, Mr. 'llld A.M., 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Mrs. E. D, Salman and the MaPomeroy Masonic Temple; re1011 County ConservaUon officer, freshments; all Master Masons Mr. Ferguson, as apeclal guests. lnvited. THURSDAY BRADBURY PTA, Thursday, 7:30 p.m.; llnal plans lor picnic an::l installation of new officers. AFTERNOON CmCLE, armual spring luncheon, 1 p.m., Heath United Methodlsi Church; am. children are visiti~ Mrs. members to take tllelr own taHOW"ell's parerts, Mr. anll Mrs. ble IN!l'VIce; Mrs. B. B. Zeigler, Ralph Bragg or Whitesville, W. Mrs. C. M. Hermeay, Mrs, Emerson Jmes, and Mrs. c. A. v~ Word was received Saturday evening by Mrs. Betty Howell, Emmish, hosteases; Mila Bess Sanborn will Ill•• tile program. Flrlll place team trophies were awarded to Lorey King, Shamm Moore, Luther Smith and David Richardson. In second place was Eugene McKinney, Arnold Blankenship, I<aren Clark and Bob Grimm, while the team o! Bernice McKlme,y, Allee Knajlp, IJon. na Blanlcenshlj) and DIC:k Walker took third place. lllgbolll scores or the year, In the indoor season, were recorded by Luther Smith (285) and Bernice MeKlnne,y (282) who eloo Middleport, and Edward Howell, CATHOUC WOMEN's C l u b Pomeroy, or the illness of their meeting rollowlng RoSOl')' at 7:30 took high average& Cor men and granddaughter, Linda Kay Lee, ol Elyria, Ohio, da"'!flter or Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lee (Iarmer Dorothy Howell). Linda Is confined to Elyria City Average Bare bow scores were 15-moo~ Hospltal. Her gralllmother, Mrs. Howell, e~ects to go to Elyria thla weekerd, Chadds Hall, District Scout Executive of the M.G.M. D l strict, Mrs. Hall, aOO sons, Ward and Eric, spent Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Betty How· ell, Vine .St., Middleport. are more than 19,000 a square inch of hujnan skin. p, rn. Thuroda.Y, Sacred Heart Church. · • ALL DAY work session by XI Gamma Mu Cho!lter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, 10 a.m. on Thursday, at home of Barbara Betzlng, preparing lor Dea market. Sack lunch at IKIIII. FRIDAY RETURN JONATHAN Meigs Chapter, Daughter or the Ameri- SAVe TIMI! .. i i ardson received the trophy for the mOllt (93) llld tersest earp killed, with Bob Wamsley oecond moll! llld Roger Starcher third. Firat place amall game kill went to Darrell Holbnan, SO«JDd place to Arnold Blankenship, with a tie !or third by David Richardson and Bernice McKinney, Slides ot a bunting trip to Utah were slWwn by Mr. and Mrs. Donald Van ldatre. Mernbera attending were Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McKinnoy, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Smith, Mr. and lira. Larry Kin& Mr. and Mro. Frank 'lbompoon, Mr. J I m Freoker, Mr. llld lira. Roger Starcher, Mr. and Mrs. Don Knott, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Clark, Mrs. Nanoy Ohlinger, Mrs. Doona Blankenship, Mr. Bob Grimm, Mr. Ralph Weaver, Mr. llld lira. David Rlcharailorl, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harrah, Mr. and Mra. Merrill Davia, Mr. llld Mrs. Joey Rouah, Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor. recorded by I<aren Clark (220) TWO DAY SALE and Herman Knill!> (268). The Youth FellowsblportheEn· The hullband and wife trophy terprloe United ldalhodlat Clurch went to Frank and Peggy Harrah. will hold a rummage aale !rom MerrW Davis was presented 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday llld Satthe moot Improved male archer urday at the former V. D. Edaward and Camllla Davis the moat Wll'dS Jnluranoe Co. oftlees m Improved !emalo archer. Sacond st., Pomerov. Luther Smith presented tile Feall\lol Big Game Awards to Lorey King, can Revolution, I p.m. luncheon Eugene MoKlmey, John T.a.ylor "The Finding of lhe CrOlla" is a religious festival celeFriday at the home ol Mrs. Har· and David Rlohard11011. brated on May 3. It comLarry King amounoed the winold Lohse, Pomeroyi Mrs. Lohse, memorates St. Helena's jil· Mrs. C. P, Dutton and Mrs. 0. ner ot the "Carp Derby~' and the grlmage to the Holy Lan in P. Klein hosts; members unable omall pme contesL David Rich- search of the True Cross. to attend are asked to contact one of the hostesses. National Muaic Month will be observed by Mrs, A. R. Knight, chajlter Our Auto Bank women free otyle dlviolon. llllh chairman. YOUNG ADULT Claos, Brad· ford Church of C!Jrist, at 6:30 p.m., Friday at tile Middleport ' '· ·• Tile RoY• . his rather; Q Lewllbur~r, were ·-lllriler at llr. and llro. Vln-Jlo!bo, The Rev. llr...... pelt wu bon tor the llmerlloerYioto Ill llro. ~ Andtrllro. l)qiQn Alho«lb roeent11 ralurDed fMn a ¥1111 at Allen Croak, w. va., with bor llattr, Mro. E. H. (liD....,., llr. andllro. LoavlllellarDIOII and oblldnll, ShOila and Larry, or a.rutde, lf,y., apenttheweokend at tholr home naar Rullllld. Mr. .... Mra. Kaleth Lllnlltord and cbDdrea, Ricky andKea11)' of Columbuo, anvllltlnrhere - llr. and.Mrs. Leoaardl.una- ' ford llld Mr. and Mro. Je10le -.eatt Jiaay. Clleltl of Mr. and lira. Jeaalo HaaY over the . - wei-e llr. llld lira. ~ ~· llld cblldreo. Tomlllll.ltlrre,y, Columbua. IIIII llr. llld Mrs. Roger -llh. aloo Ill Colunuo. Mr. llld llro. -~~~ ¥lilted In Middleport wltlt Mr. aal lira. Walter Roulh lien, ~ A, i • l ; Picnic Honors Californians Mr. and Mrs. Walter Alldnws of C&ll!ornla, lite Iormor J,ela Thcma, were honored eueatl ala picnic dlmor held ll\IJiday at the rooclolde park ... new Route 33, Altenllng were Mrs. Georgia COME AS YOU ARE! ' THE J FAllERS BANK d I and SAY~GS Thoma ot Pmteroy, Route 2, Mr. am Mrs. Leo Klng or Columbuo, Mr. and Mrs. Earl 0, Th0011, Kelly and SUzan, Pomel'O)'; Mr. and Mro. GIQI Thoma, Terri and Kevin, Route 3, PomerO)'; Mr. and Mrs. Glen n...,., Gall and Linda, Basllan; llr, and Mrs, Wll• !lam Thoma, Helen, carmen, DUly, Dla,. and Damy, Middleport. and Mrs. Weber Thoma, Cheoter. Joining tile grcqo lor the alter· noon were Mr. am Mrll, B Ill Turner and Meogen or Detroit. Mich., and Mrs. George Ziegler and Roeer of Chester, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew• were overnlcht gueats of Mrs. Georgia Thoma and visited otller rela- POM ,ROY, OHIO ' ~ PI-----•IP"IIy'l Problem · .. ' ' ·No\v You Know ·e·. ' cUi-uncia, 1M - a. ,.,... Llillll Aln- v~a 11 - Will .bin ii u.racu. . • ·,r'*:· - J • .entt-n·e .' :,c. a . DEAR POLLY-II then lure W:ay ol remoVlDi lhoae ;purple -tnlce ~~PI on rubber thonl' ani! ou..r al!dllll'lll:lnT. ..11illled • ~ .of lhonp. Ai I leii.-MRS. M. M. rubiJed.-the rubber DEAR POLLY-Wben rour rubber aioves are no looger waterproof, cut off. the fingers and lbumbs, !ben eli! each glove down the m~e so It will .bf: llal. Tuck uncler your scatter rugs. This Will keep the rugs frOm slldlnt! and ~· n.o lumps under llie -- ,..., . ~ .. ·< a... held • cookout Monday e... nlrw at the Eskew property, The boys built tile cOII)>lete fireplace and made the meal of beef otew, blscuka and plo, oerved to Raymond Napper, Jeftre,y GUlleY and Wosley Barnett. Gueota were Mrs. VIolet Gllke,y am daughter, Judy, Jerry N111per, Edward Templeton and Mrs. Betty Howell, D. L. c. ot Middleport. . ~ -· ~ -. 1111 JD. .... DEAR POlLY-An ~ scre\v·lype earring· will wort Just fine when you need a small clilmp. We used ,this . to bold a set In a rlng.-MIIS. N. P. OWDOr, of llldtl1eport, and ao of. flclal of the West Vlrtdnla J)e. partment or AgriCulture. Two atlornoya and o t h e r olllolala, Including a cost acccam1ant, represented the rail· roods, The ratlJ'olds• appllcatioo B1'0Jo Jaolor Hlib IIIJ'Omef01, SALE ON FRIDAY aale will be heki from 9 a.m. to t p.m. ~ a& BIRTHDAY OBSERVED st. Paul'o Lutherlll CIJurcll. Per· The blrtlltlay anolveraaey of 10111 clonallnc to the aale a r _t Lenvllle Harmon a 1 abaervad aaked to take their oontr11Ju,. Saturday ewalng with a cookout tloal lo the church m 'liwrllat lheHarmonhomelllll' Rutland. ~AitenllJV wera Mra. Thelma Alhwotth of P4lllleroy, Mr. am llro. William Harmon of Columbus and Mr. am Mro. LoDVl!le Harmoo and children, Sheila om Lorey, Who reside at Buniolde, Ky. ' ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY rorllll .-eueol Gil IIIOiori>IUO. II was tile llriot time In a1moa1 lb: ,.,... . t1at .CoilununiJt let~ = tiJriatObaOilallllcblilwldsllpl'etjl ~· ibe ~ time, It served to the ....rrtllu' · mllltat;o ·....-e alll!Jty Depot Edict DelCJycil No doolalon hea been reached by the Public Utilities Coounlaslon or Ohio on the ljiPiloatlm or the Ole~ & Ohio HaU;,ay and the Po101 CeDiral Railroad companies to dlac<dlnue opera• lion of tile ~llhtslallonlDP..,.. AT CONFERENCE Jolm Hetlovllll--tbelleV. An11ua1 AD Olllo Jmlor 8lili ' Scbool Qddance Colli.--. wtdell ... ho- by u.e )len& . Cit; School ~- II llll\lutl . IIJih School Clot' 1l.a.y 2. ~ Ia a!lllldanre counoelor at Ue1p ' Three· 111'«*10 alladlo late · Woc~J~oodv a n d earl)' today aga1nat II.S. , llld Sculb Vlablllmeae mD!tuJ.IIIIcb killed CliO clvllllll 011!1 ~II:' AJIIari. can Gil, 1$ oiYillaaJ 111111 line · pernmeat oololerL All the tor- poll Gal<t blalll _caualll the ,ltreell In an of. buDding llustllng ' with acll'ri(Y, ~ witb the 1etb klliiDB four Sooth Vletname11 ; ; : or· the VtOIDam peace clvllllllallld wlluiallilg 19. trucb .wltlt lriDadeo DEAR POlLY-I have a , very simple way of dry!Dg . · ·: a lace lableclolb. Wash In COOl wattr and omootb lbe daD)p clotb over a plastic tableclotb that flu your iable. No more clothesline or olotbeapln aeallopl. Any large piece of plastic like a clean pallller's drop cloth also wUI oerve this purpose.-MRS. S. G. S. COOK OUT HELD 1 \ IIAJGON :(UPI) - The VIet At least five per1C118 clled llld '~~~'bombed Sal.fln main POit 43 othora aulrered .....ta In the ·~ iodiiJ and iUaeked three 9alam terror 1pree.. The 8:15 a. ... ruga.-JOAN The Futuro Scoots. or Bailey ,_ ,......_. Tho matter ~' ·"" .~w- PrasolllterDatlooal . as alred In ap..,. CJCy Colle&o or New York,.... Uo heorlrw Tueodol' IDColumbuo, •...,, lodol with pollee IPIIrds but pobUo utlUtles oommlsolori ~ fi· -~~~~ 1 repatltlm or · wec~- olllolali made JIO cleolslm on the •· iiPitJ'a 111M• __ ..., white lllPUoatlm alit! rave no lndlca· .•,....,...., 011!1 black and PUerto 11m when a formal rull~ would •RI<tll ailldelitl. . be reocbed. ....... D O!!erlng teatlmOII)' In C1Jposl· Ill W ... 1 . a~ " - ,C., · trill ...... studeatJ ••·•~ In lion to tile Pf"PP88d cloiure were lb: Bei'J1Ird v, Fultz, Meli• County · Tile admlnlatratlot! ri the 1110111y Community ln!Provement CorMagro 1~ lllV•' tbein a u. poration Praoldent llld P4lllleroy ·· ~ulllmatuill- ending atmld. attorney; Bab ldlller, r<1>reaentillaGil todl!l> _ to a11o11 the ' lJV Ohio Valley lndullrleo, MIJ>o : · <~dod . ounpua to ,...,.,., oroville; Extenolon Agent C. E. '~· National Qlardsmen llill New lllalulslee, Jack caney,;jh1-s pollee were atlhe cam- of Lindmark In Pomeroy; a eo. -·p.i or Sauthem trlllverJib'lodo¥ lurnbus ottornv atlenll~ In be·:~to oateb an elusive~ haUorJohnZerldo,trucld~llrm ..... profeiiCII' Who de(lecJ lleall -:-.::;;,j''; cam;;JxdicH;,.. ::=:·~=s~r= ~ campo1H llld lldpped ·•-•the of -u- caBo lor the o~ the olatua of the Pomeroy depot "' ~a - agency stall..,; <wnml!'lCIIdOOa reprdlJW frellht, ID~enmthe clDIID'O wiluld be lflllled, 'fOUld · !lave to be directed bY P....roy• Middleport area uaera tothellel· lfpollo depot. ·ouys New Truck · , ~ NEW HI\VEN- The New Hav- stone and aoplalt materlala. A bfd 1r«n Allegjle.., Fire en ~touncllln a raeont opoo- imM\ Equipment C<lmiltloY !or a real and hose tor the Ore truck wao accepted am Pollee om.,.. 1969 Che>rolet truck at a coot or Thomao Pir10111 waagrantedono $3,600, to be usm for l81'bale woekand oft a menlh, with Jlol>. aid Ohlili&er to work lnbloplaco. hauling. In a recent reJU!ar aessloo. permission was granted several AHem!~ were ldayCD' :rt>oma• cWzens to pave the alreet In Grinstead, Recorder Helen troort ot tllelr homos. Aconlraot Flalds, Pollee Chle! Old!Jipr, was accepted rr.., Trt-co.nty and CouncUmen Gary Jloual!, Ar· Asphalt Compaoy or Gallipolis thur Thabet, Lewis Summeraand to IIW1Y $960 wortlloferuohed Jack Hess. lal aiil111 accepted the bfd or BW Jamea• Chevrollll of MeCome! • vlllo to supply lite towo a Gr:s_ ly .to .rt1'h;nk On· _f J " " LA JOIJ.A, (latlf. (liPI) - A re-aat 011110r cllalnlbep a t l o - lite ~·ajOn ot a ,P!IIe......, that · bellere Is 6,000 old. ll#ltotiolaln, 0' the Core, eald the llldllll was burled ... hi• left aide will!-his head lowlrd the Eall atit·hlo face toward the South. "That WIJuld make thla fellow about . 8,000 yean old,"' aald Jamas t.torarlt;, professor or anlllropololf at the Vnlvoralt,y of Sill Dl- "The,Lo Jolla culture praetloeil 11111 form or barlal. H BLACK GOWNS ACCENTED with sil"''' sequins will be worn by this dolar aiDIJtlorD, · IIIIo Jazz aumber In the llUilll Southero lllih School Yarlet;y ohow F'ridoy IIJ&ht, Loti to rllld.are Pat Dumas, Mickey Wolfe, Ire.., ~and Jan Alklro. · Head Start , gms• B ' e ·- . j on Show Ready for Curtain June 16th ol Mrs, Lee Lee is ••rea4J." . 111 BOB HOFFUCH An to this :re8r'a ll's curtain time and away we pre10ntatlon loa otapbandplay10 with the opening of lng !or ~ of the alngers and varlot;y show at the !buthern dancers. A runway will alto be llllh School In Racine. featured thia year and will pro- ~ $.000~-.to front Jn.. diaaa•s" four IIIIB • lllljiiiOrted ' 111!11rc,:alltlei _ IDdlanl, Pur*ie, , WASIIINGTON (UPI) -The Trani)IOrlatlm Dopa- re- Denver llld the Edpwood ~IP, .County Summer IDillana !late P-IPI plano to lhlp huge vealed !bore have been three Arsoeal In Maryland. · Head program will betdn a Peocielui demGwtratb'. quantltieo or cleadl,y ne"e p.s spillages of polsm po- two ~ About half ot the 27,000' tons JIIIO ~B. - ' close AlliU•I 8• the StaiB iJouae WedDell- croll ~~ b7 railroad them fr«n railroad trains- wiU conllll Ill A1r Forc6 )>ambo 196~d~ 11 1 decarWn 11me Is 8 p.m. tomor. vide the showplace for ...ch of bealml!!l next week. An oftlclal '!llhln the paot 1aar. Tljo ..,.l•IDa JICJdd · ~ 111, ~program row llld the call or the annual the shoW's voi:4J laloaL . !lC .... ,.IO!m !1101)1 _the. ftiiiB leijilp~L .f r o·m • ~ dif- '"'"""··~""'ce 1· ' i'<'ii.~ e ... ,.. ,_ . ''!lot 1~-!Mt- presentation Ql' ·the cllreellon . Belfdo• t1to !!lase !>Bed, a mod • cillill:!!it - lclea · '!loio , tii'W,Y~:~Hiultoi(• • ~ . =~,';t"- ,.~' ""'~ ,, . ' .'!]!r_!lil,t¥rdlll4ran ·· . ~~ '~..;eel ii. :: ~·· c:rtt r{i~aco dOath ;r•;or·ii!iimaiming. ··~~~~~~~•:"~boenlual ,. · • •· The mba ... :U:!:'~~~~ Vorced , : :1Jri1V-"ef I'' Highway Ma~e Elberfelds Your Shopping Center for Mother's Day Gifts. Yo11'll find ercellent selections- LingerieReady To II' eM- Furniture- Luggage- Bedspreads- Draperies- and be s11re to see the fine selection of Hallrn11k Cards -Gift J'rappina. . . . Shop Thursday from 9:30 AM to 5 PM - Friday and Saturday 9:30 to 9 PM Vis il the Lingerie Departrnertt on the First Floor For Gift Ideas Dusters Slips Gowns - Paja11111s Gown and Robe Sets. Park for a wiener roast; brins yoor own refreshments. Give Her 4 Dress For Mother's Day! - 1957 model ear was clemol- m Route J2t about u now-. · ell oelosed It to The 1IIJ'POBO or the sblpplng opera. Uon, wbldl MeCarthy aald will -•-Involve 20 tr..... or 46 to 60 earl aach, Ia .to briD& the pa to Earle, N.J. for ev'entua! dlopo. aal at sea. At the same time the S.ltot Mother a beautiful dress · from You ,...11, ~houl4 ' " 1111 tho fl.,. tift lei ... ht the Lhta.rl• O.pert. ... nt. '·11101,11 -••• •uc:h •• TONIGHT & THURSDAY May7-8 NOT OPEN """Mold- Formilt A•t•• kota - •••tfot~n - Plll)'f••· You're •W• til ,~.,... your Moth.r with 11 11ft of ' CfOMIIII 1111 road. iUIII w8at 111 ~ · Jlelll. Ciulb' 9oerlt!'o one of our nationolly advertl11d brands. Juot tho rltht gilt to pltolt her - Eooy care vollu, jersey•, whip crearn•, docro"• and cotfona. In Junior 1iz••' - miJOil ' ' " ' - hall oizoa. Como . I~ and moke your oeloctlonoat Elborftldo. · Capable oalo~p~oi>lo Ia anlat you. _.,..slllp CcluJit:r '~ Clamber of Com- msroe. The !lrll pi~ bcil> aal the 1a1tJ the - ~~ -.er. first Jlal't ilrl Ia ·the ditvlng "'"' 1a • m1a11o,v. Tbere ·compodtlm will reeo!Je .,..UJio iQlouiea or IICalia ·ai!ll . . . ~ will go . to B!"fe eYtoit ~b hall been set IQI' late .r-··ID Marietta. Y~ I*Pl~ eiJ,IIblelll takil part ·mi!at ·~ . ~ drl•ero Cireles ~~·::..Ton;::eCoato, or lllformatloo. aald the plan, If It . wlruJ llna1 _.,.at b7 the Pentagoo, will begin me week fr«n Frldo,y aal cootiDJe until ~st. He aald over the porlod 27,000 tons or ps will be moved fr«n the Rocky Mountain Arsenal near Army ohio! Camille• shoold be ftvo or slx yean o1c1 and ahoulcl mt have prevloual,y attendetl the public schoolo. Claaaes will be heldlntlleMlddleport, SaUIIbury, Rutland, Bradbury, Harrloonvllle,andSalern Center Elementary School• lJit 11111 f\1' e.tltd Ill - ~ a pobllc or a paroohlalhlibschool. The students must be' Wider 19 years or age by Aug. I, tbloyear. 'l'hoY must not be marrlm Until the notional llnals IIIII must not bav, a J!OR!Ilng or a movIN 'tlO!Iu"" "'Ill mull! not have lleiiJ convl<lilil.ot alcfi In tbe six I!IOIIIh• prior to U..aatlonal finals to be held In Aliiuat. The ooonpitltlm Include• ·1101 ·· ml,y . drlvlnl sldllo but ~ a ~_:teat; The tell hu .btoll ll!lDIImfillrtl alrea<IY In tbe ,llolp. Sot•I-OIMIEaltlmJ¥ ..-1111 Ylol.. .. h PHS Yumni Tickets Here 11"1,•1•. 4 iompl... lllictlon 11f alz.. u.e COLORCARTOON:AHer~ tlcketa tor IIIWal reunion ot the P11110roy H l g h School Alumni Ao-latlon- with ml,y 500 to be solei ~, are now on sale. . The !lektts, .at P ilch, are 0. Admloslon: $1.00 and 50c SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. Claiuors, - - 1ft whl .. , 10lld colora - ptiat1 :.. .,.,_. . .,..,, of 1tyles. Just 'Iii hip (n ' thil f..!,.•l• - LoM .ound • A•k !Wir if tt. _.,...,,., to t.lp ~u • • • )'Out MI_,IIHII. -' ' ~ HOSIERY FOR.MOM , ' .. by II1IW ~· Duke No" i~~ ClothiDa HO!IM and the MidJ!l~ Poit 0111~ ' . · Tlcklto admit iho Pill'ehalirlo the ·banquet and ._ Webater P61139, Draw Even in the!4J days of ·~ your own thing',' ~ i!1fpl,' co-ordinated look is lm~J<?rtont down to '"''· l#t~qil -even to compacts, ~l!s ond !i\lllt~rs. ·!{'pfi:!robe of these frequently ustd il!tfti~ is the ol)s~.lr ·fhr ,for-.. mal, ~milorl)'lal and fasuol O!:cdllons. ~lcM IMiera lighter .(left), for. tliample,, ,engraved' In sllve,r con complement c:oCktall ·ensemblea for dleur, - ~imt fonnol, event rigs. Handsomely des;glitd·lliJk lighttr (right) Is i~l f6t o .Iorino_ ! e~nt cind will fli into ike · III'ICIIInt l\lenlng purse. ' . I . featured alq wltil cbar· ua Uneo, ooca~..-ea,lhart blackout skits 01M1 IOioa. Sololsto this 1'J01' wiD lncludo Am McClintock. Rick l'l1dlll, Branda llrd!Jrd, ~ ~ Jobmll Fkldo.,.., ~-~. , . --'"!' ~,wcit;;, . . 1,,:· · , .• (~O!IPagw» · · •• 07 : : !:~~ D and Coats aald no exatt route hea been picked since the plan Is still tentative. BJt Me~·-· -wv aald It ...,..._ the tralno The Meigs Chorale, directed would !lave to pass fl1raoqh •-M-··poJI •-• and Ell by Mrs. Christine Guthrie, will 8 • ....... , -· - during the morning hours only. preselt. a concert at 2:30 p. m. ....... _ , N.J., as well as "a Head Start retdstration blanke · Sunday at the Meigs Hlgh Sehoul (Continued on P•1~ ·. ~ . have been placed with all ole- Alllltorlurn. menlary prlnclpalo of the county The concert lo being tdven so that they m.a.y be readlly of>. especlally In oboervance of Natalned by Interested !amllles. AI- Uonal Music Week. so, these Corms may be obtained The Yllied program will open by oootactl~ Thcmls Kelly, pro- with The Natioral Anthem by tile gram director, In the Mlcldlepor! Schoola. , . chorale and the audience after A reprosontatlvo of the State Central School buUd!Jw, Reslt whleh time Ute chorale will move Rli!t'W Pall'Ol 01M1 or Ute Ponte- tratima will be accepted un!l1 Into a series of rallglous num"/Y ~11'0 Deportment will serve clasaes are ftlled on atlutccme bera ineludlrw uSalutation," aa )ldgoa Ill the event which lo -ftrst urved basis. Parents are "Beaut:Lrul Suiour," 01 Brother under ~ ehalr~~!ansh4> or Gene remirDed that registration does JUnes' Air"' and u Lord, Make Me Rlil& m bohel! ci the Melga not lll>jll,y enrollment. Students Strong." Jayceea. Earl Jnglea Is Jaycee wl1l be enrolled 04>00 the basla of In a complete chan&e of pare, ellirlblllt;y rotlocted In reglotra• the chorale will then IDOYe to tile prolldioii, popular "Sound ot Music" and cars tor tbe competltlm are tlan lnlormatlon. Head start la a federaUy lti'Jd. Gerahwlft's "Smmnertlme," ~ bolng~ by Ray Rigs Lineel program o/. the omce o! Ec:- oludlrw with "A Utile Soq of coin -MercUey Ageney the r;oy Metor Co., and I<arr llld - c ,Opportunity and the Gal· Lite." 1: VIII Zlllllt l!"otor Co. The road- lla·Melp Community ActlmProGirls or the will !oil"" i'<l lo _,aorad by the Lincoln srun In CQOIIeradaa with t h e In the popular "Music Man" l'lliiiMelp Local Sclloal DIJtrld. ber, "SeveJty.s:b: Trombones,,. * - f Dlwlalilll r1. Fold. ••Magic Momenta,'' ''Looks Like Sprl..,' aD! "lfli,ptneaa Is," frcm •'You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown.'' Boys of the chonle will be ·-·....o - - . ,..,...;.. ' ..._ ~. ..... _......., .--. In .......-· ...... be ::t!e ;h~:!~~:c!~ lr.ll 11e;g..Q u;~h C'Lorale " flj,. ff, Con Cre lJn Concert on Sunday Bilking Teen Driver Road-e~ Set of the lnteroedlm or 12t llld 888 at Racine dneJidt,J at 5:30 p.m. L. Promtt, 17, Rt. 2, drlYer, lold ..aulhorlUel '1118 lllllal Melp Couiii;Y teenas ~ oil the hl&f>. age driving "'*'- hall ,_n bJIIICIIIC!JIIIIniYalil,ole. Piof- set lor 1 p,m, 8mda.r m the up. lit' struck ali eml>al*- per parldng lot In Pbmeroyundar ot. the lclelp m the loft lido or the hl&f>. ibe - will. " t -atlon A-·-· and ._ - .. ;, """~~:~ > Small Accessories Add to Total Look FRIDAY THRU TUESDAY !day 9 • 13 Well Disney's SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON (Technlcolor) Dorothy McGuire . ' .. llberatAlr limon lioltrir ' ~' A ......,... tives while in the area. ' lifclnt, James MacArthur CO. .. DEAR POlLY-To make It easier for my ebDdren to put away their own freshly Ironed clothes, I made dougtmutllhaped tags marked wilb each cbDd's name and sBppe~ lhem over the b8l' of my Ironing rack. Wben I hailg the Ironed clolhes behind the proper lag (the way dresses are aorled by sizes In the shops) each cbDd can quickly pick out his own.-ANNE MEIGS TIIATRE It's Convenient! . lr POLLY CUMEI '· Pickett, caller. It's Quick! ' . ~.,., ·.-.. DEAR POLLY-A good pJaCe to keep razor blades ~ for sewing and cleaning alds Is In ·an empty match IJ!>s. Place the blade's edge down behind !be cardboard whleb one held the matches. Easy to find and le81 chance of a cut. I made my baby a mobile of sorts by using a door top clothes rod and attaching odds and endo like empty spools, ra!Ues and bells wllb elastic. All baubles must be attached securely and be too big to swallow. 'lbe elasUc allows her to pull the toys down. When abe lela go,~ bells jingle. I placed the rod at !be bead of ber crlb.-MHS. R. A. SATURDAY SQUARE DANCE oponsored by Eastern Alumni Aaon. 8 p.m. to rnldnlgbt Saturday at TuJIIIOl'l Plalno Elementary School with Franclo Andrews bllld, Robert •' . :~· PUrple Priel! Sbunps ' Prove Problem t.Jr .ller , \ Planned by Gdiden .Club Spring F/0Wer·" ,. ·Show·is·Qperl~ To the '~ublic .· · NLLW'S PoJN.t uS .. .. ' ' featured ln "Shenarxloa.h," "I'm Gonna Sing,'? "Little Davtd,t' "Keepin' the Middle," ao:l "Ev'· · ry Time I Feel tile Splrl~" The chorale will sing tile spiritual, 1' Cllmbtn• Up the MowUin," "Inn of the Dove," uJesu, Joy PT. PLEASANT - Aroo rasi· dents have been warned !bat ..,.. Gleona Sprague and Owen lldence artlstl are opera!IJV In Blaekwood are accompanists aOO Mason Count;y and are using ,..... John Lohae wW be guitarlsL lous Unes to bilk older~ !olka Mary Sue Hayes Is tile featured of money. The state police, sharUI'a d• ooprano. Sirwers include Lir.Ja Beat, partment and city pollee reportcomplaints wore received m • Brenda Sharon Brawley, ed ~-- day , •. Nikki Bromberg, Darlene Jlrad. The Theodore Jolmama ot 111. 1, .bury, Nancy Buchanon, Weucly CUper, Lu Ann French, Shirley I, Letart, loot $90 Monday, bot Ann Garnes, Brenda Gilmore, did ll(l( discover lhelr 1..1 uatll Karen ~ Grl!Otll, Nancy Har- Tuesda,y, Pollee said thet three mea go ris, carol Hargraves, Mal')' Sue to a home and tell realclents !bet Hayes, Debbie K. Runnel, Mary they are working 011 ps pble Lou King, Terri Lee Miller, LinJiJJe construction aal will pay da Mldkltr, Cyntllla Millo, l(atlly Morpn, Judltll McKnight, Anita $40 per acre !or parmlsaiGD to .;·. Neece1 There11 Niei111ky, Patri· croas their p~ with .the ·.' < cla Ann Rousb, Darla Sheridan, llno. Two ot the men go wltll the Glema Sprague, Karolyn Souls- residents to look ovw the p...by, Lob Am Sauer, Esther Lou- erty and the third, who aton b&Ise TlWs, Sandy Yates, Randy hlnd, nnaaoka the hoooe tor Beokar, PhUip OWen Blackwood, money wbDe they are """" Steve Buraoo, Richard Dean, DoD- ey is uoually liken II'Ua poriiu. I<anawha Counv aa1 a.bel aid Keltll Llole, Dwllltt Loran. ,. County are alto behv vlallltl 111 John Lohse, Patrick O'Brien, John W, Rltchhert, James Swa~ the pseudo etmltructlGD: erw. Sherllr TrOy Hulllnonubrallzol, Roy Vaughan and Duane Wt1I. ldtnts to be .. the ~ .... these persons am to 11111 the U. eenae 111mbors ot tbelr ear IIIII paraor.J deacrfpllans. 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