https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a5af782181491a112d3e490f2dc0bc96.pdf f8ad699b471f9c9eea98d1f789cfc15e PDF Text Text ~·· ·'\ 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. Al\Ycn witll lol!oralloa npnll~ theoo per.... I• .__. ed to caD the lherlll'o liiJlli;. . POINT PLI!AsANT!~ Va. mont at 67W810 '· w the SlUt ' · (liPI) - some roeonnalllatlma Pollet at 67WIOL made In a lrlli\l )It)- tnoolllllllThoro are other_WOY8 lllillir tlon o( LokiD llate ~tal bllre, uiiCI b7 these 11111lllltro. liUCb u beoa ....,.. 0111, ¥It Jameo aelllrw aewlJII •cbiMI, ,.._ ' ·,; · · Lee 'l'lloqoeonatthe~COJ,oa- tw a down ~ ~-'" . . ·<' 11 Ciri!Uit coart told the IW cblno to be clell,.raol'.ll .c uw_, term rl. tili aad aot delivorbW. ,... - . ~. .., . to _ _ .,..._. , . of Man's Desiring," and 41 Gloria", from Twelfth Mass. Bentz: ·-s . Panel Infol'Jiled Changes Made COIIrtr"* w.e,_ . . llitl . .. ..,~ .... ~""" �!' .. ' \ , ' ' • ' ' ,. i y r ' · Blue Devils Def~atlj(eigs - : j The Galllpolio Blue Devils tightened their hold onllrstplace ln the SOuthoutero Ohio Athletic League Soothem Division by blasting Melga' Marauders 11.3 WednesdaJ< afternoon at Mlddl.. port. Tolontod Tommy ~ncer, Senlor rlghthonder for GAllS, limited Cuech Ru&S Mcore'a Marauders to live hlta In the seven Inning match. All of Meigs' runs were acored ln the last of the seventh. coi\!ij>olis, meanwhlle, waaput,. ting across four runs in the second, one ln the third, three in the fourth, one ln the !lfth and ita final three in the seventh. "}." anllllUio ahcJiriet,p, Lcnde Bulb, In three ofllclal ...L ohot the boll over tho l'Gid In : ~er, alworp .., lhe -·~~8;1 ern Division erowo, GIDipolla rlght center for a IQiiMrOUtll 3- IDowed hill< In lhe llrot,.,...... flllh and olxthlllnllv bor.r.lho · ·· hao an overall 9-3 alaiAO and it rom homer. GIDipc)lll I'll Ita third inning hos!J Oni117 banched ......,. l"f ~>, 4-1 In leaaue divtalon action. by three runs In tho 11vehai; · GAllS baa clinched a tlo, with a r,.. on boclo,lo.baek Spencer and IIDoiO)' alii a olngie Van Jolmoon I'll ll'.e lint t. •,. game at Ironton remaining. nlng single, Cstchor ·Jim Cn!1J Melgo' league record drq>ped by Prooe. In the fourth, the DoYila scored doubled lo the fourth, Ciu'J to :&.3 and 8-6 overalL tn the GAllS first, two botteri ' three runs on walks to Bush and (Birdie) Demoskey al....,. In wllked and Spencer alogled with Spencar alii slqjles by second the flllh, alii lid> :llurdeb ldt , two out. Howevor, the De.Us dld - n Bruce WUICII alii ;)llatelY In the slxth. Prose. Proao'a hit was his third In the Marauder sevotllll, Gtfte nc:Jt score as the next batter. atnlght alii set the slap for a P..,.llled ort with a will<. 8411ef Rick Mosley, groonded ooL The second frame opened with perfect day at tbe plate. In the Hurler Tilnm1 llomotkly 'aiJ>. Tcrh Prose and Dave Burnett sevonth hls homer led ort tho gled, Deunls Ault walbci wtt!l two out and Stan WUICII alllfllod. Ieiding otr with bock-ck aln- Inning, Galllpc)lls also got a nm ln the Spencer, going the cllotaace, gleo. H!ghtflelder M. Johnson followed wlth a single, fifth when Burnett walked leading fanned seven and walMd throe. offandacoredonatwo-outslngle John Ingels, who atarteid for by Bush. Meigs and gsve "Ill' toDolllollley Besides the lead-otr homer by ln the Dfth, fanned three 11M! Prose In the seventh, the Blue walked thre'l' Demoa!Y.y lh'llck Devils scored again u the re- out four and gave ot> 000 waJ( suit or Burnett's second alngle GIDiJ>olls 041 310 2-11 12 o alii Bush's- basehlt Bush Meigs 000 000 3- 3 71 also had a per!eet day at the plate Spencer alii Mosley. Iovelo with two slngleo and a home run (LP), Demoskey (5), alii Crow. Bfown. Garnes and Prirter, each a stogie. H.-rd afllrted 911 the moond for SOUthern and worked unW the fourth wben he was relieved by Gary Hart. Hubbard fanned six and lfalt foor, TheTornadopit<hero walked six. Staton and Br""n handled the Norlll GsUla mound chores alii combined to ran lour alii lssue Billfolds & four bases on balls. Men•• Jewelry North GoUla 140 000 0-5 5 2 By Swank Southern 102 120 x- 6 8 4 Bolts - Dron, Sport Hubbard, G, Hsrt (4) and Lewand lnltlal by Solvatori renee. Staton, Br!RVn (3) and Printer. Shirts - Sport & Dreu The win put the Blue De.Ua In the ravorett role to wtn the Sooth- •bwle• Tornadoes Rally for THE POMEROY AND MIDDLEPORT Pollee~ will-.. otqbl& a Cree daace for the ow~n&era on JIIIO 7 Col the PIIIIOro,r ala eoiurtL , • , KeiiQ' lllsoll IIIII the Ji.Yt an doald!V aenlcita for the nlng 11M! atte..U.. an to pt their rr,. dekets D:Q!11 eltber a- pollee depai1moal. ANOTHER SAMPLING or the costumes trom the Southern High sehool wriet3' lh..,, Loft tn are Pam Hill and Brenda Bradford In coslwn!ng !rom a mod number, "Wlnd,y"; Haverly Sldlart trom the boy-glrl nwnber, "Boimle and Clyde" alii Batt,r Shaffer, KathY Obltz, Shirlee Nelcler aDd Patsy PlckeiUI, all from the soft shoe number of this year's presentation. rllbl Show Ready for Curtain (cantillled from Page I) Carey Morris, Jean McTurner, Cllldy Hol>ack and George Norris. CUI members lnclude Jan Alkire, Miss Bradford, Pam Buck, RbGnda Braden, Melanie Beegle, Renee Dlrke, Doona Cross, Debbie Cross, Irene Cooper, Shirl'~)' Drake, Pat Dumaa, Sharon Ervin, Rhonda Ervin, Terri Ferroll, Teresa Goocb, Linda Grindstall, JOBI!i llughes, Brenda Holman, Pam IWI, Pall$ Jelfera, Debllle Jolm!IOII, Kathleen Lewis, Cheryl Maslanka, Trudi Maslon- RENEE BURKE, In top hat aad taUs, above rl&ht, Is one of tho 12 girls who·wtn daiiCe to the ~nlllg or the SOUthern High School woleiY show tn the tuDe, u Another Op'q, AIIOthor s-''. gle, · Keilb Ashl'l)', George Norris, Gary Norris, Pat !WI, Mary Smith, Ollle sayre, Asron Se1re, Johnny Eichinger, Jeff Brewer, David Grlndstaf!, Bob Cummlns, BudciY Pyles, Randy Pyles, Doug Roes, Rick Proffitt, Patsy Pickens, Yvome Franklin, Miss Wilcosen, Kenny Theiss, Ronnie Brinker, Steve Simpson, Mlke Hayman, Sandy Johnson, Candy Hoback, Carol Cleland, R a y Frank, Debbie Boso, Dlck Sauva~ and Joyce Deeter. ka, Robin Morrow, Shirlee Nelg- ler, Debbie Norris, Nancy Ours, Sbarm Pyles, Shirley Pyles, Ka~ thy Obltz, Jenny Proffitt, Batt,y .!~Jaffer, Rita Salser; Beverlystobart, Sandy Sayre, Beth Theiss, Connie Warner, Debbie Wes4 Katlly Winebrenner, &.sie Whipple, Mick<~Y Wolfe, Martbs Yost, Krista Yost. Pat We, Mark Smith, Miss McClintock, Robin Allen Loretta Middleswart, Bill Bee- • _, • ..... ..... John TamehiU, just turned 17, ol Middleport, wbo anded a lourWeek tour ol Ellrq~e MOIIday, l-01 tomorrow evening lor San Fran<l1<0 to compete ln the U,S, Open Table Tennis Championlldps this weekend. At Mwlich, Germany he plB,Jed In the World QwnplOIU!blps 11 1 member of the U.S. men's loam wbleh llnllhed In 18th place In a lleld ot 49 nations. 1 Follnwlng the world games, 1 j wblcll • - Aj>rll27, he tr1111eled to Vlema, Amsterdam, and ~en In company with Dr. I H. J. llolacker , of Cbarlelllon, i m., an uuranked American pla.Y( .. Wbo 100k bla vacation in F.urGIIO to see the world games. l'rldo.Y, M1¥ 2, Tannehill Qow to I - . from Copenbagen to t ., - -~ ~'I< join the other ~nior...a,ge pla,yers In the Arherican contingent at Munich. There the groop, loor girls and two boys, competed In the Brltllh Junior Open agoinat the top performers from Ellrope. At Munich, Tannehlll won two men•s singles matches but ran lntn Chung, Sooth Korea's No. 2 player in the third and lost two close games. In team doubles pill' Tannebill and Glen Cowan,' 18, Los Angeleo, played tho reigning world singles champion or Japan, Hssagawa, and hls psrtner, lhto, 8th world rinked, Theyoungllters lost In three gsmes, alter taldng one game from the Japanese. Tonnehlll's lndlvldual record In loam play was 5..1, se<ondbest In Dal Joon Lee's, No, 1 on the • •• . • ' , Brllht printed lheeta turn ARMED FORCES DAY The Medal of Honor, The Na- up all over the house.nowadays. For lnstsnce, sbeetl tion's highest award for valor, backed with plain plaoUc was established by the 37th eon. linin•• make Ideal shower eurtam1. Molt cotton percale greBB on July 12, 1862. sheets in decorator prints come with coordinated len7 lor field, . 'fannebUI must defeat ,cloth tow~lJ. 10 aive your COwan or LoS AngslOS, the VOl)' bedroom a, new decor look wlth matched sbower curtain close No. 2 ranked, to own the and lowell. natl.onal title. In earller years he hos won the Boys 13 and UnBeersheba was tbe soulbder aJicl Boys 15 and Under na• em limit of Pateatloe ln Bibtlonal trophies. lical times. - . . =-= -r,::: 4:55 p.m.; Paul D. ap 4:25a.m.; --...... llarn,y '"".,.... down ':50 Lm.; FJ.ltlla WGDU up 5:20 LDL' J1De . > I and Corrsetlon. - ~37.9 mlllloa lor the Department Of Lii;Jior Control, - $256.6 million lor various rotary funds. - ~3.5 million lor the Departlnent Of H!ghWay I!Qlety. A m' o n g the Democratic Z2, Mer- cJoMa 7:20 a.m.; =. RA_ ~' 7~1:::...~ ,_..,.. I II To"""'"' "' c.. lll:lld S.CUOI No. 17, Ton No. t, &IDit Nt. t• o1 tftec Ohio CompanJ't ~ Marauders will take psrt ln the annual Class AA District Track and Field Meet at Chillicothe. Blu. Dovlls capiurlng firsts yeaterd!ll' were Rod Ferau-. 120 blgb hurdles( Brian Rslnes, 100-,yard dalh; the 880 - relay team composed or Keith Black, Brtan Raines, Cbuck Nesl and Larey &to!wden; Rick llooholt, 880-yard run; Keith Blaek, 220yard dash; Steve stebbins, long Jump; Ron FerJP~son, high )Imp and Cluck Neal, shot put and .. diiCU!I, Meigs winner a were Alan Omnlngbam, mile nm; Jolm Rltchart, HU-ysrd dash; Paul Rice, 180yard Jow hurdlesi .Jln\ Warner, 2-mUo. run; the mlle rei Ill' team composed or Mike Grate, Elbert Wllllanls, Roy Vausllll, and Jobn Ritcber4 and Max Whitlatch, polo vault. Here"a Wedneaday•s reaults: , UO . liiGU , IIURDbts.;_;, ; ..., FerJP~son, G; Wolls, M; Gllmdre, G,- :17. ,. 100 • YARD DASH - Raines, C; Rltchart, M; Black (tle) G. - ;10.7, MILE RUN - Cunnlngbam, M; Huebol~ G; Wesver, G. - 4;43.2. 880 • YARD RELAY - Won by GAllS, Runnora were: Black, - · - - ,. ........, - · >i ' ·THE NEW 1969 MODELS ._... Jf"DtluJtModll unc~•=-- =:,......,. a.m.; Mt. Slate doom 2:20 a,JD;; ., - . DOlo, . . · NIIIGIIII dawn wilh CII;J ol llldlqtaa In ..... ... - ............. """"'· doom 5:90 a.m.; Jolil Ladd Dean ~ ~ ·. . . - io fllo ,..,. dmm 6:t5 a.m.; ClnoniP Loekl, ::.-..,::. '!iiNO ~ ~ down 8:25 p.m.; 1111114' ....... 01 . _ - · UolenR.ap8:25p.m.;FortDou' · IL :O'It,.. born doiiD 9:50 p.m.; EdWard s. "'' ~~~.;::"' ,; ..,. · Bomortla up 10:35 P,lll.; Northom dolla12:50 a.m.; J. s. Lew11 doom 3:15a.m.; F~ B. Bla*ciOWD 4:90 a.m.; LibJlloolelnar)o down 5:to a.m.; lllrblra doom 6:20a.m.; I!Jieyeiooondown ··-••. YWI:IItiPMd "·~ ~balnll to \IMI Olatl!r ..... CloOII..... -· .... ...... chablll u.e:.O..-_:.~ of.: ~·· •• s oa le!•Uoo! ·"~ ~~~~-..!=t::~~ . NEW YORK (UPI) - Tony Perez tnok a well-deserved day o11 tndaY before hea41ng norlll or the border with the Cincinnati Reds. The Rods' third baseman slugged a homer In the fourth Inning wednesdi\Y night, giving ClnclmaU Ita tlrat nm toward a · 3 - 0 victory 01•er the Now York Meta. Clneb!nati Invades Canada Reines,' C. Neal and L, Snmrdsn. - 1:35,5, 440- YARD DASH- Rltcbard. M; Rod Ferli!I!IOII, G; Romaine, G.- :56:3, 180 • YARD LOW IIIJRDLE!iRiee, M; HoWard, G; Ron Fergu. son, G. - :23.3. 880 - YARD RUN - Huehol~ G; White, M; Cunningham, M, - 2:07.9, 220-YARD DASH - Black, G; Ralneo, G; Hall II)', M. - :24.9. TWO-MILE RUN - Werner, M; D.lrham, G; Scbopls, G. - 10:32.6. MILE RELAY- Won by Meigs. Runners were: Grate, E. Wllllanls, Vaughan and Rltchert.3:47, LONG JUMP - Stebbins, G; Hoffman, M; P. Neal, G. - 19'3u. POLE VAULT - Wbltlatch, M; Alberti, Gi Ron Ferguson, G.9'-8". ,- 'J nr.w · 'HIGH JUMP ~ llafFe~aiioon, 'G; Wllllanla, M;· Black, G. 5'-4". SHOT PUT - C. Neal, G; Weber, M; Barr, M. - -41'..2lh ''. DISCU$ - C. Noel, G; StebbinS, Gi Barr.- 133'·7... Final Store - Galllpollo 76, Meigs 51. agslnst the Montreal E>poo. Perez• homer was o n e ~ onl1 three blta IDowod In elght Innings by loser Gary Gentry, The Redo' other two nma came In the nlnlb, <d reliever Csl Koonce. II was Perez' sixth homer o1 tl)eseason. Jim Merritt, wbo waa erodlt. ed wilh the win, hold tho to three hits In his 7 1.3lradnp, Cla.Y CsrroU tnok over from Fridsy, CDr a a,fee.pmo· IICries Merritt and retired ID (lvo bot. ten be faced. •· Bobby Tolan alnlled In lho nlnlb, mored to seconc1 011 a (llUIIId wt, ~ acorod eli a alnlle by Lee Ma.Y. Perez p 011 base Cll an error, lillY moved to third 011 a. force out ll!d aeorod on a wild pi!A;h by K - to give the Redo ihotr flpal ~' 'll!e rielor)' mcilOd CJneljmat( tAl a 12·15 ooason 'tecord. ITho · Rodl are Ill t.ouJ;\11 plaee 111 tho Wollern DMalali·ollbe NIIIGII· Foi1CIIIia8 lbe.~ 1J1rM.o . ' EulerD KrltJ ·~ M:;:!; ·Dj1 4b• , '~~~~ ' r .I a~ Norlh Gallle scored one run ln ••coed. Soothern bottled bock with one ai ~· :- alx ...... b.latod ' flrat. J!aCe ~ ' "f' .,_,. " The Southern Tornadoes evened thejr season record at ~ with a come-from-behind 6-5 win over vilil!.ng Norlh GaUII Wodnesdi\Y the first am four more In the Perez Enjoying Rest After Clouting Homer -'"'"'....,.,... ....;;b,l Photo, ta.oftheiiM LnnlloJ....-. · atr......,.. ... .,.,...,. o1 Aid ",un.r, 'tbiDOI IOo •=:....~-llW~~i= 3:15a.m.; L, Flore =..:o::""::..A~'"'=~ :.::. ·. ;i' In lbo at Jlttp .n4 ~late ofSCipio, Oblo, Lbe l(llltheul ,uan.r af «~tiler ~ nW llld VOl Itt ,_ .._.., ·• • 11W . . , _ ... o1 ...,, - · • - ._ -· · ",."" J,· I, • O'aiiUI = < -" -pJMaU,ff - GlaiM _ ,.,. ..... -~ cruelt:r, ,,... awlc:cdoa .,-- IUidla .... - . T, doiiD 8:50 a.m.; VIDe'l'nnlup 7,05 a.m••• BoUerllle • ,__ Locks, El:plorer .. a:n Ull.ji ........., .... .,...... Tllln doiiD 8•10 a,dl,•• Lock 2'.... ~ lO! • lfl • Mo I II I II • Dun-Bruceup8:35a.m.;I.ock \$4.175 Billion Appropriation Bill !Approved by House; Sent to Sen ate • ' . .- ,' ,.•. ••1 , Cueeh Duke Bllrson•s GARS " 'Jlldnclads detested Melgs 76..11 iOn the Maraudera• cinders Wed'" Hesdll/ evenlllg. 'll!e Blue Devfis hiked their season record to 20-1 In nine ' · ~ meets. II was theGalllans'fourth o: ~ctory aver the Meranders tills _....... - sprln g. ·•e: GID!polla csptured nli!e I!rata In WednesdaJ<'• ella! meet, Melgs picked up alx blue ribbons, ;, S.illrday, the Blue Devlla and QAooJ;·• -" PAM BUCK REPRESENTS a DOYel BfOIII whlcb will dance wlth hoola hoopa In Frlday'a59uthernH!ghS<hool variety show. With her on the right lo Terri FerreU woorlng one ol the "Whijlped cream~ comnes In red alii wblte. Arnold, Bruce llalt, Dow Rauah, Kelll)' WIDbr..,.. Gary row, Ron Bachtel, Dave Lipaccxnb, Barry Hart, Cralg COttrill, George Lawrence and Cuech Harper.- Semlnel Hart; back :C.AHS Outruns Marauders a:- ,. . • " team, who ls the- U. S. Open champion. At the ~Ish Junior Open Cowan and Tannehill upset the highly touted Czechoslovaldans but lost to the SWedish juniors who went on to win the team matches. In singles play Tannehill got to the u8ths'• round (witb 16 loft) before losing "' sweden's top player, two straight, but both games going to deuce. In San Francisco, Tannehill wUl be going after the u, S. Junior title In bls own right. The big 1968 trophy ls owned by Seraoak, former all - Allan junior champion now a college sludent In Boston and psst the junior ellg!bllliY age, Ranked No. 1 ln O.e U.S. jun. SALES TAX RECEIPTS Ill Melp Coatb' for AprU wore ,P·15.04 per CfiiiL Recelpta for the month tbll ~totaled $27,1143.03 wl)lli ' GAUGES- Gllllpolla,12,0and the total tor AprU lui J•r wu f23,94J,26. The ~~~cr.-eo b' ,the 1U rlllllllll 10 feet ol rollera; ollllre wu only 7.21 10 oppuel1l4o bua!Jiost wun't tGn bod Ia Pt. Ploasant, 24.20; Pom~- Melp ~ ol1orhv the month. . 1111-, 20.00; Hlntnn, L38 i'all, lnc Kanawha F.Ua, 4.07 rlslni; COMPLAINTS ARE BEGINNING TO jlllor lo 011 the lacll al ,pll Chlrlellllll, 17,90 4111~ Lal- l'Gid alps on till- aeet1011 olRfllte 3S.·E- tq.Ume r e a dCII, Marmot, and Wlnn.td, are an mlaai~V the turiiOUa ...., lho pl'(II!Or roado. PC11101"01 111111 t!Jdtlllbe IIIII. ~ Ia'" had slmlllr p1dllama wbleto Ia" beeD ooi'VIIII 10 lllr BOAT MOVEMENT: tilly to a 4ogreo. : GALLIPOLIS LOCKS - Milo · Lucky dolln 8 p.m.; Sometdolln -----,-------~------T1:55 p.m.; Ql- CII;J up 10:30 7:45 a.m.; AliGn Zepilyr up B:lll The eagle, natlonlll bird of p.m.; Chlrloa K. dolm 2:35a.m.; a.m.; Esoo ArkanJ&I dolm watt. the Ulllled States, ls 'an e~ Mark Eaatln cJown 5:20 a.m.; Qn. Inc Meldabl Locks, J111110o R. .btem lit courage and pawer,• . '•-"" nrd doiiD 7:t5 o.m. ~es cJI!WD 1:25 p.m.; VaiYOUDo ·• KANAWHA RIVER - London, up 8:50 '().m.; Leila C, S..er , ;. -• 2 •• "·-_. 10 50 Allied ,.,t.;.l .. -..a Llii.AI. NOTICI , -VII/ up :ou 0. m.; up : p.m,; " -~N IN THa PIIPIATI COU81' 00 ., llel>r&e T. Prlee up 9:30 p.m.; doiiD 6:0S a.m. MIIOI COUNTY, 01110 · 10 JIIIIU' A. Green up 12:20 a.m.; aoono M. W.ILOtl. No, ~ 0 F 1tearer dolm 2:30 a.m. • Almllll,.r•rllt of the Itt... Cj • ' ' Orlllaated Greetln' o1 a. - • -•••· • OUachita up 2:40 a.m.~ LQ,&na uue uo" as a CODVeDUonal , ..lntlff, t dolm 4:t5 o.m ·. Wlnllold, I'IIIZo ., , , , ' '' form of greetlog On the tole• IDITH M. W.. CH, l'f AL• ' dolm 6 P. m.; Alan R. Merrill phone Ia believed to 1""ve "'"" .. '" · ' down 8:45 FrukllD B. , : • p.m.; up orlllnaW. wltb Tbor.n.•, .1E ; r..rf a. --IIOTIC~ 8:10p.m. ";\. II' •li-'J!hllloJ(:':I TflilHfoaifraDnet of Gulldenoe ~~ ~ ; u. ~'.!!~ ... OJUO RIYD- Lock 1', • ·Phil- the wOri! prObably· wu "HaT11· ' traton ..,,., ·-~ ud ueeutort, · -· 'lf •aa:r. tp'"'""dawn3:20a.m.;Lockl4, low" with the accent on the ....,, JL &,M.Jonksup4:45p.m.;Willlam ~ond,syllabl~. !mown as a :;.! 'l:"'"~oL,.....:'..... H Zimmer up f:tli p.m.' Sautfo- sailor s ball. ..,,,, ....._. ,.....,., ~· • • • · tnion aM ~. II' dr, eJ'Il up 8:10 p.m.; lletl ~ J•m• P. D. CILau:r. ~ IV 11 p.m.; IDYadlr up l~:tOp. .., ~~-==-\&UJ~-~ua:O ,::.:S.:'.s DL; Joll&lh K. J a l QP t:15 L ~ 11 ..0 J1arrr C........ 1r Kb I(, W~ Ao4alllllltntllx. IIIII m-1 st. 11ar11 dDwn 8:50 Lm'.; ·=-~not~ ~~ i8 ~U:~~':J:. Lock 16, IIA!bert r. Tlbolt dawn " ....... -.....,. :'""""""'\,: ''u ""''· ....,....::,.'"""""' ~ 3:50a.m.; Lock 16, Tom G. ckMn ..rt~::'": ::C.~....~;-~'-: ....: 1 12:45 a.m.; Rod Bird up 6:to eo..... . - . .,..,.,, ...,. ... •• _ .. ..,. " Lm , T -k 17 ..._._ B ...._ CMt Ht. lUll ...,.., b .,.... adml~tkln, to-wtl: •t l.N\i 1 ilAIIIW • UU'rfU fNDI nld AoJ AJJta 8oa111 ea UJe Tbl followlq nal 111&\.t '·· TORNADO TEAM - The Soulbem High School boseboll ....,.. , t~, which has ~ ln a respectable record, has no sen.~·" · ·lora alii only two Jiinlors on its roster. Ruuell Harper la coac~h. Members are, front row, I to r, Bob II,. sell, Bret Hart, steve Winebrenner, Alan Pugh, Jim Hubbard; second row, Pat _w.., Munich, Amsterdam, Copenhagen, lAln~on~.·Now He's, Off to -'Frisco.. · ,. LRIVER NEWS ] I 6-5 Win over Gallians' I run In the firs~ two In tho third• one ln the fourth and the winning two in the ftfth. The Tornadoo Oftb imlng was opened by BretHartwlthaalngle. After Hart stole second, J t m Hubbard doubled him home for the tieing run. Hubbard scored the \'' jI ' •\ ' wlunlng marker as the result of ' a North GoUla throwing error IJ"" Hi ej ) alter he bod stole third. · Soo\hern hitters, besides Hsrt By United Presa lntAOrnotlonol with .a single and Hlilbord with NATIONAL LEAGUE two doubles, were Kenny WallGARRHPct. brown with two alogles, Bsrey Jones, NY 27 104 22 41 .39t Han, Bruce Hsriand David LipsH. Aron, AL 27 94 18 36 .383 comb, each a ·si~le. Aloo, Pit 27 114 15 43 .377 North Gallla hitters wore RstHbnr, Plt 20 69 14 25 ,362 liff with a single and dooble and Laboy, Mtl 26 98 10 '35 ,357 Spnglr, Chl 22 70 13 25 .357 Ma.Ys, AF 25 92 14 32 ,348 Alou, AU 25 103 20 35 .310 Jones, MU 26 97 14 33 ,340 Karvr, Chi 29 120 2ll 40 .333 Earl Thomas• two-run double AMERICAN LEAGUE G AB R H PeL In the - . . , ol the second InCent Min 2lJ 86 15 34 395 nlng was the k<~Y blow In Kygar Ptrcli, Bos 26 90 19 33 :367 Creek's 5-1 baseball victory over tbMilf.IW(I'•25 ~-JO',bl. 311:t :l l!ou!PW""""l' "lo· Kypr Creek 't:·ft'lll'~; til ·ao h5 ·u'1A:.allo"i:'• W~l~Ja.J. evenlllg. caci, oak 26 lOS 15 34 .324 it was the Bobca~ eighth trlRabro, Mln 19 50 8 16 ,320 umph of the yeer, ·'--Hrsn, KC 15 50 7 16 ,320 Thomas' double scored Steve Hogan, Sea 20 63 9 20.317 ~uldlngandBIURoush.Thomss Mrcr, NY 28 114 21 36 .316 romped home on Rm Qd!Ien's Ollva, Mln 25 102 15 32 .314 single to complete !be Bobcats Strno, Clll t8 51 3 16 .314 three-run outllurst. Thill' added Home Runs two more runs in the fourth. Natiooal League: McCuvoy, San Southwestsm'a lone run came In Fran 8; Cepeda, Atll, Sento, Chi, the seventh Inning. Morgan sinPerez, Cln alii Stargoll, Pltl 6. gled, and seorOd on two KC er· American Lesgue: F. Robin- rors, ooo, Bsllo, Jack~oo, oak and Curt Baladen, Ioalng hurler, Howard, Wash 10; Petrocelli, fanned three, walked three, pve Bos, Murcer alii Pepltooe, NY up seven hlta. Tom Hysel~ winalii Bslllo, oak 8. nlng pltcber, allowed three hlto. Runs BsUed In Ho famed eight, walked two and Natlooal League: Santo, Chi ~t two batters. 23; Tolan, Cln and McCOvey, Kyger Creek will pla.Y at EastSen Fran 22; Cepode, Atla 21; ern Friday evening. Box score Banch, Cln 20. ol Wednesda.Y's contest: ' American League: MID'<er,NY SOUTHWESTERN (I) 29; F, Robinson, Balin 26; KW.. PLAYER- Poe. AR R H II Colored & white, stripes & pta! do. By lurow & Caroor Club Banton Sport Knill Br Puriton & Anow Mock Turtlo & Rogular Thouaaad-Pius lslanda No complete count has ever been made of the is· lands in the Thousand Is· lands group because some of them are only small points o! rock above the water. But tbere are at least 1,700 Islands in the group located in the St. Lawrence River . Collars Sweaters - Pullover & Cardigan, Co If Swoaten By Purlton & Anow Bobcats Top SW, 5-l brow, Minn and Howard, Wash G, carter, cf• ••• , ,2 0 1 22; !lando, oak 21. Pitching NadDII!l League: Regan, Chi 5~; Nlekro, Atla 5-1; Perry, S.n Fran 5.3; seven tied with 4. American teague; McNally. Balto 5-0; Culp, Bos, Stottl&myr9, NY sod Odom, Oak 5-l; Pattin, Sea 4-1; McLain, Det and Peterson, NY 4-3, Baman, 3b. ' ' • ' ' •• 3 Baloden, P. ; •• , •• ,3 Reynolds, lb. , .• , , 3 Morgan, IL , , . , • , ,2 Walker. c. · · • · . · , 2 Watero, 2b , •. , • , , 3 Lewis, If, , .••.. " .2 Cornwell, rf, •. , • , , 0 Smith, rf. • • ••••• , 2 TOTALS 22 0 0 o 1 0 0 0, 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 o 0 3 Sequol4 trees afe named after Sequoyah, great Cherokee cldet KYGER CREEK (5) PLAYER- Pno, AB R U ~..... " " " .. 3 0 1 • Beebe, 2b.. , , ..... 4 Hysell,p.... ..... 3 Rothgeb, lb. • .. , , • 3 Speuldlng, sa. . , . , • 1 Metzpr, cf, ••.• , • 0 Wlgal, ~••..••••• 3 0 0 0 I 0 0 1 1 ~ 0 1 1 Soch & Jiffy Slippon By Esquiro Young Mon's Bolter Spring Slacks By Joymar & Hubbard Suits & Sport Coats by Stylomart & Brookflold DOWNIE·--- 0 0 Roolh, rf ..•• , •. , I I K, Thomas, rf. , .•.2 I w. 801111011, rf. .. .. ,0 0 0 !ttoody, If. • .• • •.. . . 1 0 0 M. Beebe, If, , , .• , ,0 0 0 J, Parson, lf, ••••• o 0 0 E. Thomas, 3b. • , •• 2 1 1 TOTALS 25 5 7 ay lmlngs; Southwestern 000 000 1-1.3.3 Kyger Creek 030 200 X- 5-7,: GROSS, INC. Home of Arrow Shirts POMEROY, OHIO EVINRUDE YACHI OUTBOARD MOTORS �.' ' ' '' • 1 ·., 'I ' ,I,' ' ' · Blue Devils DefeoJ ;}leigS The Gallipolis mue De.tta their hold onllratplace In thti Southeastern Ohio Athletic League Southern Division by blastirw Meigs' Marauders 11-3 Wednesday o!ternoon at Mlddl&JHll'l. Talented Tommy Spencer, s... loc righthander !or GAllS, limit.. ed C..ch Russ Moore's Marauders to five hits In the seven iJ>. nq match. All o! Meigs' runs were scored in the lut ol the sevootll. eo:ltiPoUo, meanwhile, was put.. t1111 across four runs in the sec· oll1, one in the third, three In dtei fourth, one in the fi!th aod Its final three In the seventh. tightened ' ' and liiUo -llbort'lll<9, L<ndo Buah, ohot tho boll over tho !'Old ill ern Division crown. Gallipolis rilbt •"""'r tor a ICJIIMl'OUnd a. has an overall 9.'1 alate aod Is run hotner. Galllpolll aot Ita lhlrd lmlqr 4-l in league division action. run on btc~k abwlos by GAilS has clinched a tie, with a Spencer and MooiOlland a sqlo game at Ironton remaillllllf. Meigs' league record ~ by p....., In tho !ourth, thoDe>ils scored to ~ and 8-6 overalL ·In tho GARS Orst, two bolters three rune "" wo1kl to Bush and walked aod Spencer singled with Spencer and alrwlos by ooeool two out. However, the Devtia did bt11811111n llru<e WUson and Proae. Pr01o'o hit was his third ~ ·score as the next batter, straight and set tho stop tor a Rick Mosley, grounded oul. 'J11o secood frame opened with perfect clay at the plate. In the Tom PrOJe aod Dave Burnett seventh hla h1111er led ott tho Ieiding oft with beck.f.oolack "'"" lnn!Jii. Gallipolis also IIIJI• rm In the glea. Rilhtfielder M. Jol!nson followed with a ono-<Nt sl'l!le, fifth when llurnett walkedleadlrw oftandscoredooa-slngle by Bush. Besides tho lead-oft homer by Prooe In tho seventh, the Blue De.tls scored opln as tho reoult o! Burnett's second single and Bush's tw(lo(llll: btsohJI, Bush also had a perfect day at tho plate with two slnllos and a home run Brown. Garnes arxl Prtrter, each a shv!e. Hlbberd started pn tho mound for SOUthern and worked untO the fourth when he was relieved by Gary Hart. Hubbard tanned oix and Hart !our, The Tornedopitchers walked six. Staton and Brown handled the North Gallla mound chores and combloed to fan four and Issue Billfolds & four beses on bolla. Men's Jewelry North Gallla 140 000 0-5 5 2 By Swank Southern 102 120 x- 6 8 4 Bolts - Dross, Sport Hubberd, G. Hart (4) aod Law· and Initial by Salvatori renee. Staton, Brown (3) and Printer. Shirts - Sport & Dross Colored & whitt, stripos & plaids. Thouaaad-PI.f. hlands By Arrow & Carttr Club No complete count has ever been made of the isBanlon Sport Knits lands in the Thousand I•· By Purl ton & Arrow lands group because some of Mock Turtlo & Rogulor them are only small points Collars of rock above the water. But there are at least 1,700 IsSwoat.n - Pullover & lands in the group located in Cardl11an. the st. Lawrence River. GolfSwoat.n By Puritan & Arrow The win put the Bluo Devita ill tho favored role to win tho South- Tornadoes Rally for 6-5 Win over Gallians ~ I THE POMEROY AND MIDDLEPORT Poltce ~will 1tl&lrw a free dlllce lor the ,.,....s on J1118 7 .., tho F111111W ..,.. olo CGUI'Ia. • . Kelll1 llfaoll IUid the J,.ya are doaiUrw oorvtce1 lor tho neDlllll IUid lime atteiiii!JW are to get their It!" Ucketa !lull either pollee iloparlmnl. I 1 RENEE BURKE, In top hst ANOTHER SAMPLING or tho costmnos &om tho Southern High School \11rieQ' show. Loft to rl3ht are Pam HUI and Brenda Bradtord in co&tumil1!: from a mod rumber, ''Windy"; Beverly I ~' an:l tans, above rl.ght, is one of tho 12 girls who'wlll daDce to the ~Ding or tho Southern High School .arlefl show to the tuDe, u Another ~'a1J:8, Sldlu1 from the boy.glrl IMJIJiber, "Bonnie and Clyde" and Betty Shaffer, llathy Obltz, Shirlee NeJcler and Patsy Plckena, all from the soft shoe number of this year' s presentation. Show Ready for Curtain (Contlilued &m: Page 1) Candy Boback and George Nor- ria. Call members Include Jan Alkire, Miss Bradford, Pam Buck, .Rloonda Braden, Melanie Beegle, Renee Blrke, Donna CrOss, Debbie Cross, Irene Cooper, 9drley Drake, l'llt Demas, Sharon Ervin, Rhonda Ervin, Terri Ferrell, Teresa Gooch, Linda Grlnclotatr, Jonnl Ru!lllea, Brenda Hoimatt, Pam Hlll, Patty Jefters, Deblllo Johnson, Kathleen Lewis, Carey Morris, Jean McTurner, Cheryl Maslanka, Trudi Maslonka, Robin Morrow, Shirlee Neigler, Del:lbie Norris, Nancy OUrs, Sharon Pyles, Shirley Pyles, Kathy Obltz, Jenny Prolfitt, Betty Shafter, Hits Salser, Beverly stobart1 ~ Sayre, Beth Theiss, Cormie Warner, Debbie West, Ka~ thy Winebrenner, &Isle Whipple, . Mickey Wolle, Martha Yos4 Krista Yost, Pat !hie, Mark Smith, Miss McClintock, Robin Allen Loretta Middleowo.rl, Bill Bee- , Aaoihor - · · gle, Keith Ashley, George Norrls, Gsry Norris, Pet HUt, Mary Smith, Ollie Sa,yre, Aaron ~re, Johm,y Eichinger, Jeff Brewer, Dand Grlndstalf, Bob Cummins, Budclr Pyles, Randy Pyles, Doug Roes, Rick Prolfitt, Pato;y Pickens, Yvome Franklin, Miss Wilcosen, Kenny Theiss, Ronnie Brinker, steve Simpson, Mike Hayman, Sandy Johnson, Candy Hoback, Carol Cleland, R a y Frank, Debbie Boso, Dick Souvaoe and Joyce Deeter. ~~ 1 l join the other junior-age players In the American contingent at Munich. There the groop, !a:r girls and two boys, competed in the British Junior q,en against the U>p performers !rom Ellrope. At Munich, TaMehW won two men's Blngles matches but ran Into Chung, South Korea's No. 2 pll)·er In tile third and lost two close games. In team doubles play Tannehlil and Glen Cowan," 18, LDa Anples, pl&Jed the relgoillg world olngles champion o!Japan, llaaagawa, and his partner, lhto, 8tb world rinked. The youngsters lost In three games, after taking one game from the Japanese. Tannehill' I individual record In team play was 5-5, aecondbeot to Dal Joon Leo's, No. I on the team, who is the· U. S. q,en champion. At the English Junior q,en Cowan and TannehiU upset the hlgbty touted Czechoslovakians but !oat to the SWediah junlora who went on to win the teim matches. In singles play Tannehill got to the "Bths" roond (wltil 16 left) before losing to SWeden's top player. two straight, but hath games go111g to deuce. In San Franciaeo, TannehW will be going alter the tJ, s. Jtt. nior tiUo In his own right. The big 1968 trophJIIa owned by Sara· sek, former all - Aalan junior champion now a college studeat In Boston and past the junior ell· glbUI1y age, Ranked No, 1 In the tJ. s, ;m. •••na PAM BtJCK REPRESENTS a novel gnq~ which will dance with boola hoOPBID Frldly'oSoutheraH!ghScheolVII'Ietlohew, With her on the right Is Terri Ferrell weartrw 0110 of tho uwhipped Cream" DDBtumea In red am. wttlte. ' Br!Jht printed aheets tum ARMED FORCES DAY The Medal of Honor, The Na· up all ovt!'r the houee.nowadayo. For lnotsru:e, aheeta lion's hi!illest award !or valor, backed with pial., plutlc was established by the 37th eo.. linltw make ideal ahowor curtalna. Moat cotton poreele greso on July 12, 1862. sheets ln decorator print& come with coordinated torr)' lor field, . ·rannehiU mull defeat cloth tow,lt, ao live :rour Cowan ot LOJ Angeles, tho VerJ 'bedroom a· new cfecor look with matched abower eurlaln clo1e No. 2 ranked, to own the and towelt. natiooal tiUe. In oorller years he has won tile Boya 13 and UnBeersheba was the southder and Boys 16 and l!nder naern limit of Palestine In BllJ. tional trophies. ileal Urnes. - aa;r,..tt - "'.:: l, amendments rejectod d u r I n g lntroollced !or those areaa. 1 Three bUts wore poaoea In - 11637,9 m!Won tor the De. throe holirs or debate were pro. posalo for a one-year budget, the senate. ThOll would: partment or Llcplr Control. The bUt Included: restructuring of the state C:OO. -AUthorize debt pooling OOib· -$891,1 mUlion for highways. -$256,6 mill ton for varloua trolllne Board and $20 million psttlu lncoJ1JO!falllil after tho - $894.8 million !01· the De- rntery funds. partment or Public Welfsre. - 1168.5 million for the De· fQr air and water pbllutlon re- ,atalutory deadllpe tor ltlcorporaeareh and'~ adon to ~ to ~Ia. -$861.2 mUlion for tlte De- partment or ~ OppoSed by GOP ~ lttcreaH thii aiJe Ilia board A m' o n g the Democratic psrtment ot Mental Hygiene MlnOrlt;v House ~ Jilill llf ·trusteoo ot • t McDonnld, J).l;owark, said the loala hospital 'from flvi mom. 0 0 B,y BETTY WORK figure propoSed by the Rhodes COLtJJo!BIJS (tJPI)- The Ohio odmlnlstration. ~:.todu1 ~ "';_Retoprethe...,tativSenaetes .._,, :•W....Iday a $U75 billion two: ,_, _.wlon bUI. I The bill Incl.- the lidding ; ~ 150 hi&IIWIY potrolmen to tho :tGrce, a $2.7 ntUI!on foderaimeat inspection pro. •IJ'UD. pay Increases tor stste ' i.IIIIPklft• earnln8 iesa than 1...100 a Y.ear, and hospitallzabtnollts tor stete workora. 1'111 biU, which funds current I · ~ tor the next two fla. i~ - · beglmlng July 1, .,. . . 1111 contain lillY 11101181 tor COLtJMBtJS (IJPI) - A bill ~· ucondary or Jd&h.dollnlng and ' prohibiting obo 41' .....lion. • ..,. materials and performt NJ e6lcaljan packet, est!. ~ to.eott-$1.4bllllon, ,ane~a toarmful to minors was !1&1 ldlpietod to come to the approvoli tor passage Wednes!iaaoo nnor m tho noxt two day i?Y the libUse Judiciary Committee. 'lbe • oommi-, which held : llouoo F~laUon1 six heiiillp on the legialation, 1. ~ Chairman Raltili E. , tJtll, R-W-, wGtlid not also owfoved an ameodmett deOnlnli • · trilnor ••• poriiOn e6lcati011 IOIIPl'D- Wider ·the' .;. or 18 yeara ilnd I· . ...._ WG!dd comothe to not murtoil.' "' L-A... a.m.; Mt. - . .• - 2:20a.m;; Nlllonaldowll 3:36a.m.;L.Flore witlt CU;r Ill Jlmi!D(toD Ill flow 5:30 a.m.; Jota Lodd Dean donm 6:45 a.m.; Gnetllp Loeb, ~ ~- ...... 8:25 p.m.; Rolen II. up 8:2Sp.m.;Fortlleor· born doWn 9:30 p.m.; Edwud S. Bemortb. .. 10:85 p.m.; Not1iemdoWnl2:10a,m.;J,S,Lei!IJ dollll 8:85 a.m.; Fl<Vd H. BJaaM dowD 4:30 a.m.; Llflly Rill....,. dowll 5:40 a.m.; llarlolra Bnnt """" 1:20 a.m.; llleYIIilaii- Sarev. 1'111 top 10 aortu 6lr the .... . 1on wore "LatwtHn'', ·•~. Pyle", ·~...,.. Malberr.r il: ' F,D,," "Fiitt~ Al6tlr,"·"Gun. amokt," "J"Ia" ' 'nttllaatlllar' Un' SliqW, 1'111 Lucille IIIII pro- COIIIItr'tik'""' snm IUid ''Till Jle"wrll' HlliiiiJ. n ;,OIIIddlll Ilea." rornographlc Bdlu =~~s..e:·':e:.::':"'4 ~:=~~rein- tcM!~=.~o=~a::, "a.wftchtd,'' SGna," "• fior· rDQSSQd.e ~mo ~· "lronli4t.~: v~·· r 1 ~ · Fl!i;" i'G...... A"''·i!d Arnnroved . :B. ·~. . Ty r,n .·ev•ew . ...- .. I' ltlatt V !*Jo. •i"=··=·=··~t=lll~nwt:I=GII ~~-·- and Correction. .• . In tile proposed budpl," ,aurance witlt ,lnlllll"!t• not 111o alblo," Republfcans ~sed t1telit otl ~ to trailaact buolnell grounds speclfle i, l l could • , thin Ollio. "'lb• '-'l(r'l'ltnt thii ~1111 ~-ShoW, "Tltt . o!18year•." , ·'· ·> • ••• , • .· • • RuMtlw··t · .. Th<i lellolatlon detlnios ob..... ma*lal or porformaniel ' B,y RIC'k btl BROW ~~. came'in tlitd 3Stlt. . as that In which the SUbject' I Hlill,J.,YWOOD ~l) - The ' , Thil ' .ccoultla f« n... qt' the "ptedomlnent appeal iJ to tho aharp dip or teleVISed DtOYloa lJ! ltvet: woildy movie aerlis 011 tho pntrlent, Bllamotul, or morb14; the, ra\(ngs II Indicated "l; tho three opajQr -CUIII!ierclal telelnlorest In. llltdtty, sex, excre- fact ~t not one -or ,tho weokli vi1loo .-orks, Tho tWoniovle !'The lion, sadism or masochism . I ; Uno~· ol mdtton~icturelpla~ed ·~riel , tlll!t ~ldn'l even. "nk :r;~~~~!~~ir.1 ...1 II ·~rly with...t redeem. . among the IOIIOh I top ao 101'• ....... tho toP 40entrleswarethe ' • • , ,.,.,. lng ooclal walue." .' ' ;lee., . · . " j · ~ and w•lllllf ni 1 h t' · Sen, SlanlOll J, Araraf, II; A 11~,~1 40 pr~e I'!Jl~ • tliliU cit\ ~Tv. 1 ' , . Cbtclnnati, alao testlllod blttore nll\W<Irk series ot; ,liit 196&-e9. ' ' Only' ~(a dolen ,_ oeriel the committe. 00 b¢talflll hia aeason nvells the niovle,s ' J>C!P'"' rliiah.ci loi ilii· .o;·~·lltlre biD '!quid Jne-se ., .frGtit , the ularltr as ~tows: , , "~ollia... (uv~niill,, the G ! en p,.sent ..·$8110 to $~,000 ' !lie NBC-TV s ~ nlihl films· ~ SlliJw.(Uti!), '•1'\oo Mild amount Jfhich can bO recovered ranked ~2d amq all progrims; S/juoCI" (liitd tor 23lti); lhe Dorl.a by victims of .~tom com- CBs.TV s · Friday night . nootton ~ Hrles (30th), · '"wnclr'" lllitted' by minora.<· '· · pictures were 33rd. The same·. (Sht) and "The G«<JG!Ifo"(Uect·' or A ~on bUt alao Jn. network's Thursday movleaand lot 36~.' '· , .. ,. ,'"~'-110 Pro- croalia th_d oUtWltllf reeovorable NBC-TV's Saturday ni!lllt Olmo '•'J~IIi' ' ls~TV; "'fbi tltll4[le , 1!1 •lvU ~etiono oleltltllln8 frGtit finished In a tie !or 34th,place. MOd Squad" • · TV, atll iU . ·ilife ictl 01 minora. And NBC·TV'o TUe8day triQtlon tho" olber, · b el . '.tol· 'CBS:TV, '' ·I I I ' t.. lli•tw !liP . r"!'~li~:-:~ .,..... I' - -• 18I -&VIII G......_ ·N . tW ..._ IMr ,.tltloa 11111S1t 3150 a.m.•• '.1.-A"'A ~.. .. ltfl.h .... la . . ·ca.j: fl 12:45 a.m.·, Red Bird up 6:40 c.. - Jft. .1..... -l'ftlllll.,.,... .... tor ...... a.m.; Lock 17, Edwla B. dowll ,.,. ...., ... AUoa - •• ,.. 4:55.p.m.; Paul D. up 4:25a.m.; "J.~Wtlb', ol . .. u - ......,._ daWD .. WY n a.m.: · a.'-1111 ,..,. _._ •.., !lor IIIIGIJdiOa filiipll.taUft ........... al Elltlla Wooda up 1:20 a.m.; Jane ou..r ...,... ....,, _,. 10ill T, down 6:10 i.m.; VllitrTr- ::,' : ~ ~ ., ,...._ ·~ 7.n.: -.u.-:.tn ... · · " t.l-.. M. ......, •lllllllfl' . - - ,.. ""L I.III.I - - 1. 1. naolll Locks, Ellplorer up S:55 a.m.; ·... Tlian dollll 6:10 a.m.; Locll 21, ~ 10l ' It! ' II. I 11 S SJ I U Ito Duneett Bruce up 8:31a.m.; Locll 22, ............. 7:20 a.m.; Polljl R, up 7:25 .Llll.; RaciQI . ·~~~: Loella, A, V, Crill dallll 12:5& ·~···" • .~·.:::=.-c-o_c'·' "! ~ ,~::.;0!:~ ,,, Amold, llru<e Hart, Da" Roueh, Kemy Wallbr""n, Gary Hart; back row, Ron Bachtel, Dave Lipscomb, Barry Hart, Craig Cottrill, Goorse Lawrence aod Coach Harper.- Sontinel Photo. ?:GAHS Outruns Marauders ~ ·i ,., · Coach Duke Burson's GADS '"" lldnclads defeated Meigs 76-51 ""lin tho Marauders• cinders Wed,,' noaday ovonllig. The mue· Davlls hiked their aeason record to 20-4 in nino ;!"meets. II was theGalilans' fourth O:"iictory over the Moraudero this -t fiPrfng. ·"' Gallipolis captured nine firsts In Wodoesday'a dual meet Meigs picked up six blue rlbbono. Saturday, the Blue Devils and Marauders will teke part In the annual Class AA District Track and Field Meet at ChWicothe. Blue Devils capluring rtrata yesterday were Rod Ferguson, 120 hl!lll hurdles; Rrlan Raines, 100-yard dash; the 880 • relay team composed ol Keith Black, Brian Raines, Chuck Neal and Larry Snollden; Rick lluehol~ 880~ard run; Keith Black, 220yard dash; steve stebblno, long Jump; Ron FeriJlson. high jump and Chuck Neal, lhot put and dilcua. Meigs winners were Alan Cun· ningbam, mUei'UD; John Ritchart, 440-yard dash; Paul Rlce, 180Jbll Warner, 2-mne,run; the mUe relay team compoSed ot Mike Grate, Elbert Wllii&ms, Roy Vauslm, and Joim Ritchari, and Max WhiUotch, pole vault. Hera•a results: ili Wednesclay•a . -: .. ~Q ... ~~jt ~~~;,:,.:. ; ._... FeriJlson. G;.Wolll, J!;Gilmd,., 1 G.- :17. 100 ·YARD DASH- Ralneo, G; Rltchert, M; Black (lie) G. - :10.7. MILE RtJN - CUnninllham, M; Huehoi~ G; Weaver, G. - 4:43.2. 880 • YARD RELAY - Won by GAllS. Runners were: Black, yard low hurdles; AMM 1......., D••••., •··- · _____ . 'Bill $4.175 Billion Appropriation 1 S enat e to < [Approved by House; Sent ' !' I ,...,... ·Lockl8,1fGbertP.Tiboltdowll ,.,_.._.,...., . l\ TORNADO TEAM - The Southern High School btoebtU ,. .•_.. team, which has turned In a respectable record has no se• .;"'~' · tors ard only two ' juniors on its roster. Russ;ll Harper ts ccac_h. Members are, front row, 1 tor, Bob Hysell, Bret Hart, steve Winebrenner, Alan Pugh, Jim Hubbard; seeoOO row, Pat t \ ~~n«lc:»~:~.~owJif~, ,9!.ft~ :'Frise~~: . . Jolin Tonneh!U, juot turned 17, of Middleport, who ended a tourweek tour or Europe Monday, Itavel tomorrow evenlni !or San Fnnclaco to compete In tho tJ.S. Open Tlble Temia Champion. llldpa IIIIa weekend. AI llttnlch, Germany he play. eel In the World Champiooshlps a1 a member ot the u.s. men's team which tlnlshed i1118thplace In a Oeld ot 49 naUona. . i Foll1>wlng the world pmes, i whleh . . - AprU 27, he travelt ed to Vlema, Amsterdam, and l Copetlbagen In company with Dr. H. J. Hotackor , ot Charleston, Ill, an uotranked American ploy. . tr who hil vacadon In Ell· rope · to ooo the world games. Frldey, May 2, TannehW !lew to LooiOII from Copenhagen to · SALES TAX RECEIPTS In Veip CGIIIQo tor APrU were "' 15.04 per coal. l!eeeJPa tor the mlllih IIIia tolllod f27,$43.03 whiJt GAUGES- Galllpoli.l,l2.0 aod the tGI8l tor APrll laat year waa ~.Dfl-28. The lllcreaae 6lr tho lU l'llllllnl 10 foot Ill r<Jlltro; entire t1ata was ~ 7.2'7 so _.-enlly bu!Doso wasn't too bid iD ft. Pleaoaal, 24.20; Pomero.Y· Meigs Count1 d111'1118 the month. ' )laiOII, 20.60; JIIDim, 1.38 tall· ' 1111; Kanawha Falls, t.07 rllina: COMPLAINTS ARE BEGINNING TO !liter Ill on tho lack or,;slt Charlellllll, 17.80 .flllllllo lAin- •Old olpa on tho - aecdon ol Route 33. Ewa lotllf'llmO rea_, don, Marmet, aod W~d, are are mloalrw tho lltrtlolb oal.o tlte , _ ralda. PCIDorar( IUid l!ld.. the aiiL .u_. bow bed similar problema whl~~ btve solwd ao lllr BOAT MOVEMENT: GALLIPOLIS LOCKS - Ml11 · aab'toadep'M. Lucky ...... 8 p.m.; Semel...... - - -·- - , - - -- - -- - - -- - __,_. t:55 p.m.; ~ atr up 10:30 7:45 a.m.; A1too ZoPIYr up 8:15 The eagle, naUooal bird of ~ p.m.; Cbarloa K. doi!IIJ:36a.m.; a.m.; Eaao Arlwtaao dollll walt. the ~ States, Ia 1111; Maldohl Locka, Jameo R • .blem:cif ~ourage and . ·~ Mark EaiiiD dallll 5:20 a.m.; Onllblet dollll 1:25 p.m.; Valvollno . .~ ward dollll 7:f5 o.m .. uti 9:10 ).m.: Lelia c. Shearer , KANAWHA RIVER - lAiadon, osottco ·, ,.ATI COUI11 Of", S>lvay up 2:30 a. m.; lf&rmet, up 10:50 p.m.; Allied • Aoltland IN T"' Li•AL MIIM COUIITY, OHIO .' · Geor&a T. PriCe up 9:30 p.m.; dollll 8:05a.m. No, IOI'nl M. VI.ILCII, . ,_.., A. Green up 12:20 a.m.; AdmlnlllrM,.. .. ttM lltatll et 0. F. !llearer 2:30 a.m.; O"'"'··ted G--"•M Pltlnttff, I Qlaeblta up 2:40 a.m.·' t ..Hello" 11 1 convenUonaJ ... ' I ·I'T AL • . dowll t:fS. a.m;; Wlllllold, Panzo form ol greeUng cia the tele- IOITM dcnm 6 P. m., Alan R. lilorrlll phone is believed to have &nm 8:f5 p.m.; FraMlin B. up origln8ted wllb ThQmal E. l:to p.m. . ' 'fl- ~ lo! a.lJMisonr:t1fiulofenmnii Lof ... ,OtnO 111\'D-0 Ull:k U, l'bll· tbe Won! prObably wu "HaT· "'"""'dowll3i20a.m.;Locltlt, low" wltb the aecent on the &. M. Jealtl up4:4$p.m.;WUllam ~,IYI!abl~. known as a H. Zimmer up 1:45 p.m.i lilulll· sailor • ball. .... up 8:30p.m.; . . . · .. 11,._., p.m.; Jmader up 11:40 p. ~ .·. 1.- - ·' ' ;:;;;.~ft·~: m.; M. Jane• .. 4:15 a. ;:-.: ~ m.1 IlL lflrJI dowD 3:30 a.m.; . _ , notlf!od ,.., ... ;::,.::·.;; an I . I . J power.·• Munich, Amsterdam, Copenhagen, ' LRIVER NEWS I PICTtJIIED IN 11IE CURRENT odltloa or "Obio Pnwer Review", tho .Ollio Power Cq. publication, to P11111rw c - IIIIJio l(lllr, Fred Morrow, lll.recqpdt!OD of hio be'OIIW beoll tamed tll.a6t cbelrmall or tho lloJ $C<lUto of America In the M-G-M District. :' ,, _ liiN·IIY ,,i:l · t ··,w ·~· ·:·M u' ·.:u " I I ·1·'. u f '"f •I ,,, . 0., 00 ' /! 0.( •f'f ~ >l · .• f · -. . .-..•r CHAMPIONS ' THE NEW 1969 MOPELS • arDtluuModiL ,....,...1110 ..-:::::·'"" ............... 1--~~~­ .,... - Llwnltf.n.eM. The Southern Tornadoes evened their season record at ~6 with a com.,.&om-behind &.5 win over vlall\.111 North Galila Wedneaday afternoon. North Gsllia scored one run in the first aoo four more in the second. Southern bottled beck with one run in the first, two in the third, one In tho fourth and the wlnnlrw two In the fifth. The Tor~oo ftllh inntrw was opened by Bret!lartwltha abwle. After Hut stole second, J 1 m Hubbard doubled him home tor the tieing run. Hubbard scored the winning marker as the result or a North Gallla throwJDB error alter he had stole third. Sou~ern hitters, bee:ides Hart with .a single and Hubberd with two doubles, were Kenny Wall· brown with two alngles, Barry Hart, Bruce Hart and David Lips· comb, each a single. North Gallla hitters were RatIll! with a single and double and Raines, C. Neal IUid L. &loW· den. - 1:35.5. 440 ·YARD DASH- Rltchard, M; Rod FeriJlSOD, G; Romaine, \'.~I ' • \ ' G.- :56.3, 180 ·YARD LOW IIIJRDLES(J:I" i i l h ) Riee, ll; Boward, G; Rm Fergu .. ..... G.- :23.3, 880 • YARD RtJN - Huehol~ By tJnlted Proso lnter,.tlonal NATIONAL LEAGUE G; White, M; Cunningham, M. GABRUPct - 2:07.9. 27 104 22 41 ,394 220-YARD DASH - Black, G; Jones, NY Raines, G; Hsllo;v, M, - :2t.9. H. Aron, At 27 94 18 36 .383 27 114 15 43 .377 TWO..MILE RUN - Warner, Alru, Pit Hbor, Pit 20 69 14 25 .362 M; Durham, G; Schapla, G. Laboy, MU 26 98 10 '35 ,357 10:32.6. SprwJr, Chi 22 70 13 25 .357 MILE RELAY- WonbyMelp. 25 92 14 32 ,348 Rumen were: Grate, E. Wil- Mays, AF Alou, AU 25 103 20 35 .340 liams, Vau&ilan and Rltch8rt. Jooes, Mtl 26 97 14 33 .340 3:47. LONG JIJMP - Stebblllo, G; Kangr, Chi 29 120 25 40 ,333 Earl 'lbomaa• two-run double AMERICAN LEAGUE Hoffman, M; P. Neal, G. - 19'. In the bottom or the ooeood InGABRHPcL 3". Carw, Min 20 86 15 34 .395 nlng ".as the key blow In K,yger POLE VAtJLT- WhiUatch, M; Ptrcll, BoB 26 90· 19 33 .367 Creek s 5·1 baseball victory over Alberti , Gi Ron F ergu1011, G. 9'~". , .!"l" q O J · Q ~-'25 ;aJ"1~.3.m:,~"-'l' ""' K.Yaer ereek ·· .- ,·'11JGH 'JIJMP -li 'IMifFo~IJilam, t.~fillin~:tlit,-,o 1tnsf38.. 3..,'i::" , .. lby ovenlka. C.ti, Oak; 26 lOS 15 34 ,32t .was the Bobcats eighth lri· ·G; ' .WWillms, . D;, Blaek, G. Rsbro, Min 19 50 8 16 .320 UIDph ot the year. 5'-4". Hrsn, KC 15 50 7 16 ,320 Thomas' double scored steve SHOT PIJT - C. Neal, G; Web. Sea 20 63 9 20 .317 SpsulclingandBiiiRouab. Thomas Hepa, er, Mi Barr, M. - 41'-21h". 28 114 21 36 .316 romped home "" Roo l)diion's DlliCtJ,S - C, Neal, G; Slab· Mrcr, NY Oliva, Min 25 102 15 32 .311 single to complete the Bobcats bins, G; Borr. - 133'-7". Strno, Cal 18 51 3 16 .314 thrOH'II!I ootllurat. ThOll added Finn! Score- Gallipolis 76, Home Runt two more runs in the fourth. Meigs n. Natiooal Lesgue: Me Covey, Son Southwestern's lone run came in Fran 8; Cepeda, Alia, Sarto, Chi, the aoventh lmlng, Morgan oJn. Perez, Cin and Stargell, Pitt 6. glod, and scorid on two KC orAmerican League: F. Robin- rors, son, Balto, Jacklloo, Oak and CUrt Baisden, losing hurler, Howard, Wash 10; Petrocelli, famed three, walked three, gave Boo, Murcer and Pepitone, NY up seven hits. Tom Byoel~ winand Dando, Oak s. Ding pitcher, allowed three hits. Runs Batted In He tamed eight, walked two and Natlooal Lesgue: Santo, Chi hit two batters. "against the MCIItreal Expoo. 23; Tolan, Cln and McCovey, •vllllr Croe k will P1ay at Ea st. Perez' homer WI& o n e tA. San Fran 22; Cepeda, AU. 21; em F r !•·'"" ""en1ng. ~ ~ score only throe hits allowed In e111:t Bench, Cln 20. ot Wednesday's contest: lmtlngs by loser Gary Genli1. , American r ··--: Murcer, NY SOtJTHWESTERN (I) The Redo' other two runs came 29; F. Robinson, --.PLAYER Ballo 26,· Knt.,. - P08• AB R H In the n1ni1t, · olf reliovilr Cal brew, Mlnn and Howard, Wash G• ca,,_ ~- , ef. • • • • .2 0 1 Koonce. 22; Dando, Oak 2L Boman, 3b. · • • • · • .3 0 1 II was I'Ol'ez• tbth ~ ot Pitching Bal-. p, , ••... .3 0 0 the · Nat!-' • --··· n-n, Ch:' Reynolds, lb.... .. 3 0 0 waatheCllldlt.. ~... - .,.... Perry, Morgan, aa. •.•. , • ,2 1 1 edJim withMerritt, tho win,- held Kell r..o; Nlekro, Alia· 5-t; Sen Frau 5-3; seven tied with 4. Walker, c.. • • .••. 2 0 0 Ill throe hila In hla 71.31m!np, American League; McNally, '!latera, 2b .•.. • •. 3 0 0 Clay Carron over from Ba!to '"· cutp Bos Stottle- Lewis, If.. .. ...... 2 o · o Merritt ' ' Qak 5-l; Cornwell, rf. • • , • . • 0 0 o ten he and laced.rotirect all (lve. bat. · . myre, ~. NY and Odont, - , Tolan elnsiod 1!\ tha · Pattin, Sea 4-1; McLain, Dot and :r~r:· 2 0 0 tllntlt, mowed to aocono1 I Peterson, NY 4-3. 22 1 3 I I Bobcats Top SW, 5-l Perez Enjoying Rest Beebe, 2b•••• • • ••• 4 Hysell, p.... . .... 3 Rothpb, lb. • .. . .. 3 Spaulding, ss. , . .. • I 0 0 0 0 1 I I . Metzpr, 0 0 cr. , , .. , . o I 0 0 Wigal, ef• •• ••• , •• 3 Roush, rf . .• , . , . . I I I K, Thomas, rf. . . • .2 I I W. Henson, rt. .. , , ,0 0 0 Moody, lf.... 0 . . . . . 1 0 0 M. Beebe, If .• . .••• 0 0 0 J, ParSOII, If. , • , , . 0 0 0 E. Thomas, 3b. • • ..2 1 I TOTALS 25 5 7 II)' lmlnp: SOUthweatarn 000 000 1-1-3-3 K,ygsr Creek 030 200 X- 5-7.2 rn three ot11clall(¥>a. . , . l\ltllcer, sbtrp 011 tho mound, allowed hits In tho b,rat.'•l'oorlll, fifth and slxfb lnntrwo beton tho hosts n,.lly bunched 0JIO!IIIi fAJr three C1lllll In tho seveillll. Van Jol!nson aot tt.o lint 111- •, ning single, Catcher· Jim CrQII' doubled In the !curtll, Carl (Birdie) DemoskOlf sirwlooi In tho fifth, and Bob bit aafely In tho sixth. ' ' ,· In the Marauder sevenlh, Ge,. Powell led otf with a wallr.lfellof Hurler Tlmm,y Demoaliiiy ) IJ>. glod, Dennis Ault wallaid with two out and Stan WIISOII ~~eel. Spencer, goq tho dlalanee, tanned seven and walked thfee. John Ingels, who stan.d tor Meigs and gave way totiolnookey In tho fifth, fanned three IJid walked three. DemoakOy otruck out four and S.ve II> one walk. Galllpolio OU 310 2-11 I.Z 0 Meigs 000 000 3- 3 1 1 Spencer and Mosley. Irweta (LP), Demoskey (5), and crow. Socks & Jiffy Slippers By Esquire Young Men' s Better Spring Slocka By Jaymar & Hubbard Suits & Sport Coots by Stylomart & Brookfield DOWNIE ... ... GROSS, Home of Arrow Shirts POMEROY, OHIO After Clouting Homer !lit 8fGUtld 0111, ~ IOOred·,,Cit! · a Sequol• trees Bfl! named olnilo by Leo lof!IY. Perez P after Sequoyab, great Cbero011 base 111 an error, •May ,kee chief. moved to .third Cllt a !on!e oat IUid IOOred '"' a wild pitch by Ko!meti co live the Reda· their . llpal ~· ' .IZ·IG ~ctoi7 a-.:~~~~ .to,1\ . ..,;- lied• on ~ ~ ,pace Wellem DblaMit d. the 'l:~ ' .. .. . Loa... - ·l lx "%=:.*'-I~=· · F gam. -*"·· ' ~·~ ,l!le EaPml hellori, tilt .. •... ,... , KYGER CREEK 00 PLJ).YER- Ala. AB R H Qalllen, c, •••.. , •• 3 0 1 EVINRUDE YACHT WIN OUTBOARD MOTORS ~ �~ ~~. PCIIJOfOY-~_0., . \ - . Dllb Tlllrldov. Mf.v 8, ~969 ,. ' ! Ul'l ~~ Writer Larey Dterker, . tbe lloultDo Aatroa' 22-yeor old Jileber, Ia like most olhOr Y'JIIIII Jlteben. He thinks his last baU Is his best Jltob. The difference Ia lhal Dierker Is rillbl. Dierker .-... his over..,.er~ng Ia OIIOU&h to Win aaaln Wednesday niallt wheD be stru<k out 14 bailers Olld Jllebod a flve-bltler Ill a 6-1 which ' snapped vlctorJ ' ....... t1 the l'!llladolphla Phllllea' !lve.game wimlnl streak. Dierker was aided by a 13-blt attaek which llleluded a lbHe,.,.. homer by Jim Wym which pye him tbe laad In lbo flflll lmJnl. The 6-{oot, 4-lnch, 190pound aatl•e Ill Hollywood, ,1 yielded the l'!lllllea' run .lolluly ca1118CII bomered In the 118'1enth. Call(., Braves Defeat Expqa The Atllulla Braves defealed A number ot perl<llla !rom bere atleqdlld lbo ule at Mn. Harrl!iOnville ' Society New!! . 6~1 IWo-<'lul third Olld the Giber with a saerlll,ee lly which drove Ill the deelalve run In the ·-enth aa the Gtanta snapped .. a a•....,. lostna atreak. Glo'lonl Perey, In trouble all the ~. Jllebod out Ill num......a jams to raise his record to 5-a with on elahlhitler. !illj)s Tie Tony Perez snapped a ...,..._ leas tie with his !ourlh.lnning bmmer Olld Jim Merritt ODd Cll.r carroll combined lor a lhreeobltler Ill the Reds' vlctoey over the :Meta. Morrill struck out ..,.... and walked two bofo.re leavlna In favor ot cerron with ooe oot In the American Leape, Cblcaao defeated Baltimore, 1). 4. Mime sola routed Clevolond, 10-3, Detroit beat Kansas Clt;y, ~. Ooklond niiiPed Waahlngton, 5-f, Collfornla doWIIed New York, f.IZ, ODd Bostal aheded Seattle, 5-4. 1'!111 Nlekro retired 17 ol the last 19 ba-• In pllehlng his alxth stralfllll complete same. ralllna hit record to 5-l ODd l011erlna his earned nm ..er. age ID 1.47 lor the Brave&. · elgbth. Nlekro also helped his own Pitcher Bob Veale's runcaue with a run-oeorlng double I<Orlna sln&le In the IIBCOIIII In a three-run flflll lnnlnB rally lmlng and Wlllle .Siaraell'a alxth homer of the season accounted for the Pirates• nms against Sell Diego's Cll.r Kirby. Veale, who struck out 13, sot 1niD trouble In the nllth and tbe ' " ' . ~obn ~'I Sltunla1. , Reeent aueota Ill, Ava Glll!w were Sharon IJewell, LealL WU. llama, MIDnle McGrath, Mr. Olld Mra. Joe MCJM-fa7. Nf. iuLd Mr4. Mike ~iRLJe, Bllll G!lke1 aDtlaon, ,Joe1, )!r.ahdMro.CIIntoLL. Glll!oJ ODd IDI'o Tid, of AJ; ban,y, R~'· _..Mrl.l.<n!I•Comp;. bell (eo,lle Alldrl!) of Delal!~. 0. Olld Francel YOLLI!I and 1'lmo' . Mro. Kate WUIOII liao recelved word lhlt her grlllll.aon. Jell Ue, has presented her with a great-arondaon. Thla mekeatwo boya lor the Lees. · Mr. IIIII Mro. Fronk !!All• and <ldldreri ot Middleport were . MLpper guests ot lbo Mike Epplea, IllY Blohop. Mro. Eleanor :~GUt ODd !ether F. o. Whll• ·(Babe) who r., --~'.· ..~~ ~-- .:._ of DBJ01o11 spent a day with Mro. - - w_,w_ - · --·· John Soul. at Tbo CIO¥~ Cllnle, lall!>n!e · .Tom WeUals a patient at B>l- and maldiLI a rapid 'l""'eey. Hla lather, Oila WILaley; .Ia 1 ..r. Mra. Goldie Jones 11 - - medical pOtlent at a Perkerl· ~ome this week alter underiPns burl hoapltal. , Mr. ODd Mra. 11<Jbert Clark maJor IUfiiOI'Y at Veterana Jloa. are bulidlng a IIUIJULLer home at pita!. !hBJ lake II!O)' ·roeentl,y pur<halo edtrom9uii.Y~·· C!Wck_ Hartenstein came In lor Mr. and MrL Larr7 Clerk and the save. Tamara•of Alhlnl were Sliufd¥ WWie Crali!ord imoliled ' In pest• ot the Robert Clarki. lha tie-brealdnB run with a twoMra. Margaret 1Jou81aa' IlLII out sln&le In the 12th end WIWe Frances Alkire RLucle e lx11dneoa Davis !ollOLI'ed wltlr his IIBCOIIII trip to Columbus. homer ol the game u lbo !Ira. Earl Foil and Mra. Opal Dodgers broke their !oor.game ·, Rhodea called oo Elale J!Wle loslna stresk. Fer&~~aon Jenkin• recenll,y. suf!ored hia second lOBI agaln&l Kenneth CarlO)' Olld ~Lew!oor vlctorle~ while reliever II are OLIILerJ of """ cora. Jim Brewer Jicked up ,IILa ..Win. Mr. ODd Mra. Earl McGrail! r_, :. ·'I '' '·•f =· ' ''! J ' tbe :Montreal Expqa, 5-a, the wbleli Uecl lbe' aeore. Sell FriiiCII<O .Gianta beat the · Jim Dav_.-1 drove Ill I1Vo St. IAIUia Clrdlnala, ~ tho l"IIDI, ""' with a sln&le Ill a Clllelmatl Reds doWIIed .the New York Meta, a.o, the Pltiaburgh Pirates loj)pod the Sell Dleao Padret, 2.0, Olld the Los. AQolel Dodpra beat the Cbleago Cubs, f.IZ, Ill other NL ,. ,!.J.· Astros .Stop Phillies, BY FRED DO)I'N ,. , ' 'f. \ .} Prl'TSBuiillll 011'0,.. liLori- · ,II!<P · ~ AU~.,wlio Iiiii _ , · YORK (II~ Wieb j.l' ,, . • 9\!A'M'LI! ~110-..Jl!ll QINtLI ~Wljo: _,be<l tiLl N.., ,, ~.~~~~~ :t~V: to lbo liiPtr Bowl _..,c . · ' ~l'!lli>, JiiU L'teejn tho 'l!ill Ill ll'aoN,nllfM . : '-~ · ~~Pro . Foolball· KilL fit J1Li1 tun time lo llelal . ,........ l'lratet'OIIer. · · rw" ·~ on ,• 1 s ~- lbo .tiLe llullo'~=,.1 lllallltll The Pirate• 4ipUCIILed utlllll _ . - . . ot the New Yarli · lla JLaa . lleen • ID!Ieldor .rOie'~ to their · olitiLI$' llf.· tiLl Pro Foolball -·~at WuiLI~, IInce ~157, CoiQmbua Jell farm 'Ill tiLl l\'rllerl AI~ .. • ~·•· the liiiiL to ,tie JDteniallllaal Leaaue to 'p\ake', . llthtr• to be !pOred llloludl Bowl, ~· U.a. and.tpo*Ofer roOm:lor Ail.,, who,- JQced PltllburJIL ~F, An ... athi.U• director ~ lfei!. ·' ll lt/f dllabl.. U~ ¥are !he • 11Gp1!11· · and ~kl ' :Joe alert ot lbo ...IIJIL. · .. Namatl( ~ th8. JU ~ ind Earl ... ,.. ... · · llor1"all of lbo Baltlmon Colla. ' · · · __, · · · About 78 .per cent of Ill• !)Oilulallon of C)'PM It · ·~ · . Greell In llllguage!' culture were vlaltora Ill their son 9mC)'prua baa a population of, and ~pcin: 18 per cent · clay and en.Jo7ed dahlnr. 814,000. · / ,'J'urklsh. )(r. Olld lli-o. Robert Jewell were ILIJ1Il8l" aueilta ot the' Gll,ll Jewella at; Jloomlnata! ,, , SPECIAL -· BUYS . ~ { . 'I 1 ' ., 845 115 .. ,., Pluo fo.. T.,. 2;43, •• ..... 19.45• 71$ ~, PI~. r..i ..r•d·" .... ~ .... 1~.. ,85$ itl4 ...... Plua Fool. Ta.Z.-46 • ;·• ., .,19.45 · 1st L.lne.P,dtllll! E~ 1 out At 5 •s: · · · t;I:NI:~4.L Tl~l: 14.1.1:-S . ·Uu . Our 'p,.. P•,.hlt -· Let .. , Lll!fUE;P. 411 aomu~OIIP • SUPPI..Y . ·- MIDDL.PO'U ,f OHlO · ,<,, .. , I ' I NATIONAL LEAGUE East I WLPc~GB Baltimore • . •• 20 BosiDn •.• ..• 16 Washirwtoa • • 16 Detroit . • • • .12 New York .•• 12 Cleveland • • .4 West WLPc~GB ! Chicago , .... . 19 10 . 655 p lllsburflll • • •. 16 11 •593 Phlladelphla ... 12 12 .500 New York ..... 12 15 .444 st. Louis .••• ,11 16 .407 Montreal ••••. 10 16 .385 West I • • AMERICAN LEAGUE East BY United Press Inter.. :ona1 2 4% 6 7 'T'h 10 .667 10 .615 13 .552 14 •462 16 .429 19 .174 2 3'/z , . ' ! E. MarUn, pleaded ~ guUty /., . to Indict the plaintiff,_ I h o' the charp and on or -~·t the. ' " ~· 20th day or Jama~ .the c.-A!.," ' ., IOi. that the above proHcu. charll"• qalnil tbeplaintlffwere rted ttoo waa millclpua ·aiol !l'llhout prose lo 'the Grand Juey of allY losil !ooindatlon and that In tr ... Maoon Coolnt;y, W. Va., IJIII·that de!endiiW the said !aloe' aetlaa " eat, Inc., Masnn Coont;y, A Nl· I~ aller 4• deliboratlCIII, failed the o,;lro attornoy, Fronk M, Armada, • plalntlf! was <Oiqle)led to ;~·· ,Martin'• coonsel. rng, ' Resort, '"' Roote 62, north ot p~ ......Pieaqnt. . ,'f."e lUll SBJ'B that OD JILIIILey ,jj • is; 1989, the defendon~ AlbortJ. Gllfllecilll, elllj))oyed u mantger • of the Plealljlt Point Reoort, ap- .• , ~Peared be!on Roy •Kincald, Jus~. ' ljce ot the Peace in Pt, Pleasant, , . ! alld llillld..!iJ,y swore.to tile Jus; tiee or peace that the plaintiff . , · ¢~ !:;· Marli{l. committed ~ erline of ln!llcllng unnecesaaty · 011 1' • crilll: )untshment ~ an 1nCalt1 to ;wit:. his chUd, three,yeara ot IIlli• ~~ dld charp lha plalntltr; P, ·E. lo!u"lln with wiiJ!ully aboll' dOLLille · and no.dectl!W his aon, Richard Lee Martln, ap 3, As a reault ot this, a warrant s':. ·:::olsaued lor the plaintlfl'a ar_... Platptl~ waa lii"eoted and brought to the Mason CoUnty JaU W!Lere he was.c<lllflllod !rom Januaey 18, 1969, to J81118cy 20, 1969, all of which ceuaed the plalnttl! a great deal ot dlaC<llll· fort, hwnlllatloo and mental angUish, llie COII1JIIalnl said. Tbe plaint!!! !urtbersaidho,P, 1 , ' .• • "Sure, your 'Grfdr Loo.l:' is great, but deeJ it 110 wilh wlfh my 'Edwatdi011 Loolt'1" "• • !·· • WLPt~GB • Oaklsnd ••. ' .16 10 .615 11/z Kansas Cit,y •• 14 12 •538 3'/z Chh:ago •• , • 10 11 .471 5 San Francisco. 16 II .593 2 California • • • 9 U .391 7 Clnclmatl ••• ,12 15 .444 6 Seattle ••••. 8 17 .320 9 San Dlqo. , •• 13 17 .433 G'h Wednosday's Results Houstm •••••• 9 21 .300 IO'h Oakland 5 Wash 4, nlfllll Wednesday's Results Calit 4 New York 2, night Los A1v 4 Chieago 2, 12 Ins. Bostoa 5 Seattle 4, night llouaton 6 Phlla 1, Dlght Detroit 6 Kan Clt;y 2, night Cin 3 New York 0, night Mlnn 10 Cleveland 3, nlahl Pltle 2 Sell Diego 0, nlfllll Chicego 6 Balt4, nlfllll !!IOnia 5 Montreal 3._nlfllll Today'o Prollable Pltehers San Fran 5 st. Louis 3, nlflllt No games scheduled. Todoy's Prollable Pitchers Friday's GeJnes (Ail. Tbnes EDT) New York at Oaklsnd, night HoosiDn (Lemaster IJ.4)atPhllBoeiDn at Colltornla, nlahl . adelphla (Wise 3-2), 7:35 p. m. Washington at Seattle, nlahl Only game scheduled Mlrmesota at Detro!~ nlfllll Frlclay's Gamea Chicago at Cleveland, nlahl Hoostoa at N'""Yook, ni&ht tlhclmiu at ii:Ontreal; nl&ht '· Kansaa Cf14 fl Beltlrnore, ~ Atlanla Phlla, night ' If ants are so industrJous, Los Alii! at Plttsllur&h, ni&ht how come they spend the Son Fran at Chicago summer picnicking? Sell Diego at s~ IAIUia, night ¢ ' ,. Atlanta ...... 18 9 .667 Los Aqjeles ••• 16 11 .593 2 • ~ ' ·,• ,;r •• ~ ··~ . .. SEND ., ..•. ,.,.i son. 'f:'• DISCHARGEs - .Mra. Donald ~ •-~ '' ' ·'''. PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPn'AL "!>MiliSIONS - James ·BIIh, Pl. l'lelsant; Orlan Burna, Pt. ~ Mra. WUIIam Anderson, Leon; Danald E. Glem,lfaL. deraon; &iii&IL Grlnim, PI, Ples1o ant; Mro. ~ Miller, Reeder- ;> . ",. ' ' ••' • • I' SUNDAY, MAY II Incur -~ did Incur several e•· ~N • Pellleo lncludiiW the )la)1llent of • .lad ... a· I -en· ao coa•· In the " " ~ court ot the Justice o1 the Peaee and l'urlbor 1lad to .,.,.nd IIDIII for a proleosl-' bond-· and ....., -did •• a · direct reault 'or such proaecuuoo incur dunlgeslnthe POJN1 PLEASANT - Court Actwtis The bsb.Y chbiLp, broom and wearIna.a tan barneaa and etJdppod with l'lmllei' dlepoaablea, Ia -eapln. ~ Reynolds, Glom, Minnie Rouah, Tell1 Nl. bert, Danna Eacue, llarryFraek. lin, llrlell G. Adid!La, Griff Dur. bin, Mra. iq' Woomer, Clen Smith. BDITHS- Mr. Olld Mra. Ranaid lllcCqy, Ashton, a son. co: Q-1 bave a Baker's cyat. this falls to occur, the cyst What causes It and whet can appears as a swelling ID the be done for II? neck. It causes no symptoms A-A Baker'• eyat is a dis- WLieJS It becomes infected tended bursa be b 1n d the iD whicb case it must btl knee joint. II may be caused ~pened and drained. If not by exceulve use of the Infected, surgical removal is Joint, arlhritls or injury but usually advisable . ln many caHs no caUJe Ia apparent. H,-drocortlaone IJL. Q-My doctor says I hove jectecl Into the area may an ovarian cyst. What llive relief but in most vic- caused It? Ia an operaUon !lms surltlcl!l remov8J of the necessary? cyst is the only way to get A-These cyata are devol· lasting reUef. opmental defects and are very common. Most of the smaller ones require no treatment but if they meas. ure more than 2\io Inches Ill diameter or cause symptoms they should be removed, Alfred · Spcial Notes .,w:;lled Count Reduced We want to sit down with lh e Arabs face to face neigh~ to neilbbor, and we don t want any bullfing. -MoilLe Dayan, lsrlklL M· tenae minuter. Elherlek was15yearsoldwhen sentenced ID death In the electric chair In 1967, the .YOIIlgest person ever to recelvethedeathpe~ alty In Ohio. He has been oo death row for about a year and a halt. The reduction in sentence means that Eeborlok wW not go to the electric chair. - &.II ~ · Powell YL Charle., H. WJIIIIIILJ Divorce arantad ta Ce J Bert lllol!man, •• Patricia , . . _ Dllhman; pl•fr8 -rdlid a- clualve rlflllla to _ _ _. usa ol boullebold ....... . ' lliYoree aeUona clamloaeoi IJ>. cl- VIrginia E. JCILOntlllbiiL w. Jonea. _,-ate....._, diiiiiLIIIOd; Blmle ~ 11.-, Ya Heney ''lbomad 'llalneJ; Loldlo McCallleter VI AJLdrew )(eAJ. llater; CaroJ.l1l A. .11orpa •• Cherles R. Morpn Olld Vlr&lala lolae Dunlap vo. FI'IILcla lee DuBlap. Civil aetlona dlamlaled, &ad stricken !rom the record nre Charles Owen and Etbel Utohfleld VI Donald JOiellh dbe C:U.. tomer Research, andllaedaiiStover va. Harbert M,roro, 11>a If¥· ers and SOIL, Cootractora, SWIMWEAR SIZE 2to .4 GIRLS -1 and 2 PIECE BY BLUE BIRD "MOM" IOYS TRUNKS IOYS TRUNKS With A Beautifully 08silll8d CORSAGE .. Cabana Sets By Rob Roy :.· By Cart• Size Sta 14 ~,. Slle 2 to 4 On The T In Middleport . SKYLINE RICHARDSON ILE HOMES FLEETWING- COMMANCHE TilVEL TRAILERS • sl.UtUUILM WITH MOTHER IN MIND ·~·--~·~ Sbads ware.&lndl,y"''"""'plosta Ill Nllll Roblllson and Clara Fallrod, and ell vlalted the B • n t z MAY 8 thru MAY 11 osmeler)'. lfr. and Mra. lee llendarlllli, SLACKS-TOPS Some of the hottest sprlllgs IlL the world He beneath Ice· land's volcanos and gey1ers. SKIRTS IN WASHABLE KNITS BY AILEEN AHOME FOR EVERY FAMILY ' li .., $$SAVE$ P~ S ·~·;' ' ., ft':j.-. '"'\"" 1, I SIX 2 & 3 BEDROOM HOMES ..,"'' DEMIN JEANS, BERMUDAS, SHIRTS BLOUSES TANK TOPS PANT DRESSES CULOTTES BY WRANGlER DACRON/CDTION PERMA PRESS PAJ~­ s11111m'r. include the rigllt and derjid fAShions thai look g~eal, feel fine and fit perfectly. See them here, select'; II'omen's rights for SLIPS, DUSTERS ·DRASnCALL Y REDUCED FOR SHOWING By: •Pinellurst• • Phil Mild and 16 MOBILE HOMES ON DISPLAY ' . .., lhem .~w! S!ontswear .,; '. ,>, ' .j "NO DOOR PRIZES - NO RE'P!tESHMENTS" . JUSt' ROCK BOTTOM .·- PiaCESl .•; fl~ . d~ ~~~~ , Shifts, .Skimmers, Bra 'Dresses .sa,.sa .• TRAVEL TRAILERS & TRUCK CAMPERS ) ' 10~ DON'T MISS . OPEN JODL 8. '• ••• ,I . . .... .. . ' " ' ' aiell)iiiUI . ~· "":S' II!LIII U., .1 > IIi. ', A BIG SPLASH PRESENT Electloo Ill &lnda,y School ot- 1111.wilf· THE IlDDlE lnr. U~ra was bold as !oUowa with ua._., and Rm.ert Wlllfama. ment• If the forces of the fr01 world wioh to contlnue helpIDg South Vlelnaln they are welcome to do 10. But If they wish to withdraw, the South Vletaameae people thll year " ~.- lUll, from y_, tenD <t ••tto September term, ' a.JM f., Ajlpllealloal · lor membe lad ahaufd be to the VOhiLieer Fire Depart. CIUOIES It 1., at; t:IO .... ' CootlLolince ol ' .;p Stnet, I all lor !-year tmn : TIMI!LY • .... on was First Degree &liLday School attencliLa .., Mo,y 4 .... 56, the otrertna .15•• 74. .. ,. .we ' ·-. . .. . are able to shoulder their own respoDJibWtlea. -Pusilknt Nguytn Von TILieu of South Vietnam. P AlNESVJLLE, Ohio {UPO Thie 11th District Court of Appeals her .. loda,y reduced t h e fi~t degree murder convicdon of Fred Eaherick Jr. 1 17, to sec~ ond degree murder. Esberlck had been sentenced to death in the electric chair lor tho bsyonet slaying ot his atop. !ether. Hels IDappearbo!orethethree judge panol May 22 r..- sentenc- ·,· Co., :II ...... !llllfW IIi' ..... ' Firemen Elect Orftcers are- •011." H. c.~ 1 •••• I( Alr!l, 1Ht, Wt~~e IDiaaJG.t, ·~ 24, !Ued.l!Y Paul ~Jr., attonLO.I'!orplaln.. II.,, •150 Adult clul ~bora, · Nellie Parker. and Hal en WQOde; YOLLI!I aololt clan, llowiLrdFlandaro and Churleo Taylor; WWtnaWorken Lio¥d DW!nger eed llorotll)' J1oi>. lnl<lll; B181 Bees, Nina Robin. ..., and rrta cerr; l'rlmar7, JUan. Ita Snrta and FlorencaSpencer; &lnbeama, Doria DiUin&er a n d Cherlotle Van Meter. Secretory a n d TreiLourer, Florence -..,.. Ubrarlana' llantl!' Dllllnaer and VICki cerr; Roll Coli, 1ie!*en Folllod and Timmy "*'<er; Uebora, Lloyd Dillinger and Millard Snrta• Planlat. Gnos Snrta;~lead-• ers, Dlllamore Jlo7lea and Charlos D, W<lllde;FioLvera,NinaJiob.. lllaon, Genevieve Qllhrle a n d llorotll)' RoblniCII. Wurlhlp aervlcaa were beld at 10:45 with the Rev. Casto . Mr. and Mra. 0111o of • ty..,;. Ita OLI'ILIIr, waa carcylng lbo baby chimp at 1 p.m. W-sdBJ. The chimp waa!oondlnOILio, where he had been l3ken to a brother.a~all'a boule by a Fl. Pleasant boy who, wbOIL threst. . POINT PLEA~ - The Pl. OILed by cttr poUee with a warPleasant Voh11leer Fire Depart. •IILOuntot$2,ooo. The demand Judsment aplnst rant tor steallna the baby mODI, LLLI!OIInB at the FlreSiatloa the de!endanla Ills in amoont o1 cblq, If be w8a not returned, IIGLLday aiPt. al~ the l'cJI. •10,000, and punitive o!amaps In lecl them ID tho ehlmp. IOIIfna•otlleera to aalllDLO lbalr the ' aLDD o( .10,000, Wbore01mer Jack Reynolds retus- dutlea OIL JWLe 2: the piaintltr demanded Judllment ed to I/L"OSI cherps, Chief, Bob Jomaon, 2 • JBif against both defendants In the term; Asalstant Chief, CharUe amount ore20,000. ····.··.· ·-· ····.·.·.·.· .·.·:.-... .-. -:-·:.-;.·....... Wooda; captain, Robert Rice• Flrll Ll., BIU Whitt· SecOnd u.' • George• B1U Dickson; president, DOCTORIS MAILBAG Planta; IMICJ'Oiar)', Rancll Jividen; lnaaurer, Brook Wallis, ebaplaln, The RO¥. JameaSJauih. ter, -J)ILIIIDr or the C!Wrch of Christ In Chrlsttsn Unlooon Main , ,.?~~=m.-. at VI.~ Ml:·n~·. ic1a&rfr1a an an """er by :•,e • ~ ,. ' tilr; ~...,... JtHI,.,.~ den, II, " lbie T•• ~llklaor 1 PT. l'LEASA!fr - Orderolaaued by JUdee Jamealee 'l'ILomil..., In IIUOII Colu(y. Circuit Court, - 61Del-: Slate 81 rei. Charl01 If. )fa. ly WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. .... ~.... ~... ~ ·~·- ' :' Removal of Baker's Cyst Is Way for Lasting Relief I ~~~ 6 7 12% MlMosola • • .17 8 . 680 WLPc~GB • 'I I,'~ .u ... In At 9 - ., =;, . ~ ..GENERAL JEt AIR 'II 'RY TBLl IHIT,l IAL.LS ; . ' ' 0 au.s.r· . ' ( .. r ________._____. . .,. . ._____, . ·111oo.J<no,.n,aa ·r~ .Piper,••c .\"''·..11>BERCRfS WORLD .Tile..Pleslll!LIPolnt 0q 1)\e• ...... • ·f;j;· PT. PLEASANT - :A $20,000 ~ i ci>IJ actloo ault hd ~n llled 1 ~ In the' ofrice of ROO!Ud Schultz ' 1 "" Circuit Clo k 0r v. . c • r ... ~ oonty, ., , . . . :.' by ·P. E. ·Martin agalnat Albert ' J.. Gugleottl 'and Pied l>""'r R&o , cl.., ~ ". ~~20~000 ·Judgment is Asked DROPS ,DUTIES· · . a · York llmltecl ·ac~~m """' mee. · IILouidor IIIJUrY IlL 1N7, ' )LU , been relurned to the PltlllllarJIL · ·~, ~.v .5·- Tbe'Dau)'~~I,P0111eniy..¥J~;o., Thursday, Jofo¥ a, 1869 '"-) 1; I ' •'*,<! 1. I ' ,, Jl.'-'ll' !l" ' EWBANK HONOftiD· • ·- ALLEY RE'roRNS ·, ,. 11,; · �"' ' Ga!l ~llet ~ To U.ve.Week The c~c:koo bird Is known ,. IN ARIZ!INA NEW HAVEN- Pvt. E-1 Dill- .li,S the Ill' Lee stoats sljlUoned ln Ari- "l ; ...,., l.s laldnil ~t weeks or ' · pr.opl\'t " · ·, ''. · f .· > In .Washington I consider it a real privilege to write a rew words in praise of one ol the nnest 111'014>8 of young people I have kNMn. In those days when about five per cent of our rw.tion•s youth seem bent On rioting or destro.Y1111! aU that has made our country ereat, and gettilll! all the headlines, we too often are content to sit back and let the m&ioricy lake the blame lor those lew. I had the QPportunity to attend the worship service at Syracuse AlburY United Methodist Church, planned and conducted enUrely 1>1 a 111'014> of about 40 boya and girls and their counsellor, Mrs. Karl Kloea. I'm sure all who attended will agree it was richly rewardilll! to see these youth glviJIII ol their lime and talents In a truly x.I!l'l Bob~i an 111e elwatkln It 111e ville. wa1 ~ aad 1,_ s.Ya • Tv .... u ~Ill a. e..17'1aJ' project~, Their aocompll&hments have tor exceeded aU expeclatlons. If they are representative ct the so - called genoratlon acroas our Mtlon, the flture can only be brighter, bama Ritlt llld Ia a momber of So, to all <Jl them, and their tbe Wltlte FaiCOII Iliad, ~~iva pastor, Rev. Welllell Stutler, we 1nm~ and·. II a m~ette. say COIIIII'8lulatlons for mall)' Job• Slle 11 a mtmber of !be Na• Well Done! t&1na1 illlbOr Soclet;y and aecreKenneth W~na taey ct lbe Future Homemakerl of Amerl<a. G@lls also a member ct tbe New Haven United Now y,.... /~...:=: Goldle'a 0'~ aao1 vaa To Conferences AdVIsors, and What Is a Balanced 4-H Club PrOIII'&m. Attending the Rio Grande session were Mr. and Mra. Roy Miller and Miss Margaret Griffiths. Attending the Lake llape . I c. ' , r'i NEW TREADS • Model Z4516WO • The 8ergholm . . LacatH Acroaa . Ze.nith Gi~t-Scree~· •• Secom HalO Points Team No. I. ......... 92 Team No. 6 , , , ••• , , , • 89 Team Nn. 1 .. .. ...... 83 Team No. 2, • .. .... ,. • 64 Tt1111 No- 5. • ••••••••• 54 Team No. 3 ........... so High Team Series - No. 6, 2081. High Teem Game- No. 4, . NEW 1969 oil finished .f. CO·LO.R' !lis' ttraJaldtorward Featuring Samsonite's exclusive new pop.up mirror. Compartmented cosmetic or ' jewelry tray. large, $nap-out zippered pocket. Pad in lid al$0 removable. Wa$hable interior. Choice · NOW ~ ZENITH TWO-YEAR COLOR T\1 PICTUIE TUIE WAIR..\NTV Zenith Radio COipOiol!JOn w~rrilnls th~ rolor piclur~ tu!xo in th~ z~ni th Col01 lV rl're•\K'r ~ shown here 10 be free lr9fll defecls In m.ilrri~l Mising from norm• I u~•~:e lur two yean. from d1te of original comumrr purcha~ . Warr•nty (over~ rrpair of color picture tubt>, or ~plaument with rl•built 10101 pirtull! ttJhf, Jl'ltuU~h lfW authoritl!d Z~nifh deafer ~nywfwrt' l ...... f'lt'l m~y live m move; lran' l'"' lation , labof and o;enrice cherg1·~ Mr tht" 'ohliJ:J· tinn nf lhr owner. ll'notM .repluMtl!nl lube is alw W.lrun!~d lor Ike full unc~l'""d terrn of the or•t~inilllwo-year waHanty . . • ____ ._,... $ , ' ~ lllllnellmei a boy Palsel 141 the .sr1 J• mlallt like bell because ~ II bel.!~ 10 "demure'' 1te ftallnl he cloem'l haye achlnce. • - B. t ' .. P.S. JAt'1 lteli II from lb ~ · IIIQ-o: How -'d lOU react to.a · . ! )lrl WltOwalltltlpllildUI•,•'lle.Y, f. b't Jflll ! eaeh ., ' . THE MOST £~CITING FEATURE IN COLO!( TV'••• ! AfC ,.UR~.~~=~.;;,t .ilenllh Automatic· fineotunins Cdiltl.ii !C'~I electi'bl'liG~Iiy'finf';JfJtiei\Qior ' lnst.antly--ev~n perfects your UHF ·· ~ . fliie-tunins automf;tica!fy. ' ' __._,__...., _____ ,_, WIIIC11'UU!illl ~ ltnol! Clllter'll' (Prvridlnr, ct ) eoane, llhe'1 a &lrl ~·d like ' to liilolr.) . . ' Ailll l!blle fOU're wrlllns. tell ! ! • slli? ' ' . . 2. ·~ J08 oiU,utell, {'Jflll &Ill ta know her? f $. What II tilt surell W1J foi' ; • alrl ta make a boy notice her? . ' f.. And keeps him eamlllc'liack? • ..,._ In adr111o•dor jour ru palllloll tilt ·belt <Jl t U...,. In a couple ct lllllllllOl I:Gltlllllllo ·- H. . ;Dear Hellil: . Pm In a predlca.- I've 1101e1 might 1111'1 a converaalion - aad wllo knows where tldnp wU1 SO from there? H. Dear Holen: What do ,yau think about a flllllr wllo: 1. lloltoola It to the l)hone aad then tells q boy w11o ealla that rm In bed- llhon lt'alllll1 8 p.m.? . 2. II another boy calla, he ahouta, "I wanl ;rou to quit both- ,~ r ,_., I ' <· ' . _ ......, lltdltf)-1 Biln- b.t. • I1G' I like llUI doD't . ~. Bit Pm IIU'e they aren't . .tiam him, u he. doe~ - . ~t;rpe. .. . How I heir ljlal HE Ia re- t '*":"f IWl promise? 5. ~ 1 16i'--old atrl lltould Dot .... !lPNk lo • boy It aclall7- WONDERING . Dear Wan: I think ;,our father needa ;,our mother to IJIIde him. Either he has forilolleD llliw It Is 1o be _ , - or remembers a lllllkw be was lad Jut18es aU boys b,y himself, Pit;y .,., - IL Tld1 eo1umn Is · dedicated 1D faDtill llviDg, so If Jflll're haYIns kid trllllble or Just plain trcd>le, let llol111 help YOU, Silo wl11 also welcome your own am . •Bin& erperience1. '/[!',_______..,-; • QUALITY SEEDS ( POMEROY, 0 • . 992-2126 MAIN ST. DAIDRUFF IIWIPOO Large Lotloii Large Jar .Family Tube p,, . ':jt. NEW! Decorator Box ·. POND'S DOMINION · .Drean.!fwwer PROFESSIONAL PERFUMED DUSTING PORTABLE POWDER _.KjiR q-'(:E:R ., DoMINION 99 20 CURLER HAIR With Spring, CHOCOLATES REGULAR i.OO TRAVEL- TIME . Is Here! Atlas SHOCK ABSORBERS Guarontoed by Complete Home Perm-nt with Sponge f:nd Papers for Easy Winding · 77~ •••,._ llolh•'s Day ·1-1b. Dectrated box · You Pay Only Sohl~ 2.25 SETTER Mlldel i870-Rquiar $31.111) 19.95 88~ Eaay (rodlt Card Terma. REG. 1.69 Just Wonderful IIJI!Illd ..-;-- ~o.;;;.o;;:. ......,.;.;: 6aoo BTU · .to ,, •• liPRAY ~,. :: '" - 3oz. ftta. t09· s: ' s. ~· ., ' CEDRIN 1969 POMEROY Free Delivery! .ANT~PEISPIUNT NEW BACH HARDWARE '\EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE" DiscDuni"Prius! ' VISIT OUR COSMETIC SECTION: COMPLETE LINES BY • COTY • LANVIN • REVLON • DANA • PRINCE" MATCifoo BB.LI • MAX FACTOR • F~B£RGE • HEL~NA RUBINSTEIN - EASTMAN ·KODAI OUTFit: No.U4-R~t. 19.85 FOR MOM BLOUSES, SIIORTS, ·~LACU, · SIIITS, BLOUSES AND ' ..· DRESSES , '·" : - OPEN EYE. Your Chovy Doolor -SOPEI' SUGGESTIONS FASHIONS BY SHAPELY POMEROY .MOTOR CO. Reptar $34.50 ,,~1~·~·DearS; ,9LuuQI ...... , ,__. .......... ue ... In - PRICED 79.95 to 119.95 S2129 NEW SECRET Bo!lltlfully 1tyled, llcflly ' toxlured vinyl tote b11 will! ooomy zippered pocket iilsida. r.., moro pockell . lone zippe1tdl on lilt oulsldo. Smort loop hlndltl. Chalco of 6 colors. HANOI-TOTE •.. $lUll GARDIN. SlED Skoulders YOUR CHOI.CE Silhouette Totes Satum Floral $17.95 Head~ tt:tlWI'• . . . . . lack _ as lllte i111't talkand alama dowD tile receiver? · 3. S.,o he w111 allol! me to talk is ml!Qea a nlsllloollte »))ono, b!Jl· .tloem'l keep h I a . 'nil .lull aboul ruins aU lqle .. .tbel .. eoul4l .... &II toptlwr. ~ . . .,.. II,)' IIOIIlellllatl Iii ,.,.,. ... Mbanh aboul IIJ4dd people w11o ·; tldilk tbey'r. flmQy and louse 141 ' . . . l*IPlt'l IIYel. - S.S.L. ·' :Ul crurl lmmediateJ>ellvory · Also avoilablo with 4 hp Briggs and Stratton ongine and mochanlcal hoioht odiustrnont. ef!nC Doria, '17 lilliod b,y liE, •II* fGril ~ !JttiD'bl, - '-' idl Ia In 'N, Y. Hospital att.r eye sur1817 .... Walter Matthau used to loll fortunes oo horses, OWDs them - 'II• stable now totals 16 .... Jack carter WBII!s to produce and just bought screen rights 1o ''TheBeeotlful Couple'' DDYeh no, Jack liOO'i dare star 1969 CHEVY PICKUPS With all standard tactory equipment and rear bumper. Ins 1D &11\'11101" a.m. ecl with the hmk of line dislre5s.inA. WAS S749.00 -t peu,A~~C~Ut: ' . ' ,: .· : 911. II! ~ lad clilllp, I I· jiiiM the boya ll'llccime .\ Walnu,t ·.:;, • Scandia styled bast~. Distinctive integral es:· cutcheon with front mounted color controls .... Beauty Case BULl ,QNION SETS gen~ige Tht DOYEl • Z45lSMO [.ulv Am('fltJn ~lyiNI ronstllt' h•ahHing brJckt•l h.> t•l w•lh w nc"ah.• d ca~wr~ o~ntl £.Jrly Amt•ric•n ' slyled g.li1Ny. Genuine Maple V('nlll! rs and ~elecl haulwood §Uiids, l'~clusive of rlecurali ve overlily, SA1'UllN 578 and Pandora Colllna, 527, High Ind. Gome - Fred Brace, 237 and Brenda Boyer, 206. Seooon Highs: Team Series No. 6, 2087; Team Gome- No. 4, 770. High Ind. Series - Chas. Boyles, 613, and Pandora r.olllns, 562, High Ind. Game- Jerry Van lnwagen, 247andBrendaBoyer, 214. High Average - Dala Davis, 175, and Pandora Collins, 157. ALSO in ·~ill>" an(i i~ticl haidw<>od solids with /Iii: . . lllgh Ind. Series - Dala Davia Field .-11 ulllrallrj Tnttll ' Superb Oaniah Modern styled compact co~ole of 6 colors. $19.50 747. ' . t e -----------------------------------------------------·.....;,....,,_.__ Team High Series - No. 4, 2027, Team High Game - No. 4, 698, High Ind. Serle& -J, Van lnwagen, 601 and P. Collins, 562. High SIDg1e Game - J. Van lnwagen, 247 and P. Collins, 214. (EIIIl ot r -· ·,} NO YMENT NO PAYMENTS TIL JULY 1, 1969 No.2 •••• ,,,, ••.• ,,62 No.5 . .. . ........ .. 54 No.3 ••••••• • •••• .• 50 MIJ' 5, 1969 ·i Featuring thE: All New Zenith Tl:rAN' 80' Handcrafted Cha~sis with Solid-State Advances 0 ••• MONDAY MIXED LEAGUE I ldllt II 1lll lite Ill ( lite movlea 'llllllt Jilol WI WOlk • 141 In a ert and 111 IIOllt8lblng ; 'tentli!Jo cleYer 10 he'll notice ,yau and IbiD • · suddeal1 clllJflll're tbe aaiJ alrl. V Bit 110. Ill r.-1 JUt, you han :: to wall aad '-o and ulttalJ,J the ; •8111 Jflll KNOW lOO'd be altiJO. laltb' right for Wllka right llUl Jflll Ill oilier &lrl, WilY e<UI't It eYer be 114lel cllalce'/ WilY ean'l n come right • aut aad· II,)', ''Hey, we 01111>1 ta ·I: " - I!Hh aliter," lllte bclfl do to atrla?'J'm.tlnd <llllelnaaU ille ·11!1011 01181 pla~~ay .lull be...,.. I 'bM to "' "do!lllitre." ~· - ABOVT TO CHANGE S m Ml· in. rectanaular picture . The Great Gift For Mother Points No.4 .............. 86 ' No. 6 .•••• 81' No.1 ••••••••.••••• 75 ! I . • tl4s $_599 · FRANK HEULD'S SUPER SERVICE 992-7260 . s . .... · I l CO_LO-T.V rloo·T,, & 0141 Tl,. DIAG. MONDAY MIXED LEAGUE Aj)rU 28, 1969 Haltn: l· eac h Noed a mower for smOoth-cut showcaM lawns · · and olso- for rough, hard-to-cut weedy ....s? Get bath in ono mower - with a Hahn-Eellp-. High Wh..l Rotary. It's solo, bocau10 you s~ tho bla<le only after you oro bohind tho handles. 3~ "'' Briggs and Stratton ongine. Pow-R-Vac housing draws ,,. .. ~p straight for slick cui' ling. Instant 1~ ' to 3Ji" height a<ljustmont. NEW wltllout • tnUrmur that that pft- Ill!! lllllbe · ,yau ean tum tWt •llell Ia ·how It aU spirals .... Into an advantaae. 'lbose alii)' Gailaai\er'l mlnager Dick Con- A lirl II alWQS tbe ''DIIid In 23" Handcrafted Color TV ma smith 194. . •• cUltbl ;., 9• 95 n...- 1111 hike• •'beceose <lllnflation" terwrlterl '') . Ridenour's TV • , •••• • , 66 The c. a's ........... 63 Fantastics .• •• •••.• , • 44 The 9's •.•••••.• • •.• 35 IUgh Team Series - Forest RUilltel's, 2185; High Team Game - Forest Runners, 814. IUgh Ind. Series - Dale Davia, 566, Noocll Carsey, 501. High Ind. Game - Jim Stewart 204, Dre- '' ,),.... .t-. WE'RE PASSING THE SAVINGS ON TO YOU! SAVE ON DELUXE DECORATOR STYLED .ZENITH COLOR tv, CONSOLES, COMB_IN· ATIONS AND STEREOS. THESE ARE NOT USED SETS! TilEY ARE SETS THAT HAVE BEEN ON DISPLAY. NEVER HOOKED UP! CHECK THESE MO~J;L NUMBER~ WITH ANY ZENITH DEALER ANI) SEE IF THESE ~RE NOT A1W0b(DERFULB4RGAIN. LIMIT· ED QUANTITIES, COME EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION! NO DOI'N PAYMENT- NO PAYMENT UNTIL JULY 1, 1969. . - IAFI Llrger W\10118 wUI demand big nllillr." Tenure 4-H Advisors Trainlnt' sessions held Aj)rll 26th at Rio Grande Collep on May 5 at the ~o.t)OO,ooO plub - comp1• 52 mlle1 trom-atGreat Gorp, N. J. .... Wei PIAJIIoy llulh just bclu8hl a :Mar- ••--Jet'/ . . serves al piaalit, and I• active ln Youth Felloiollhlp. Eleven Meigs county 4-11 advisors pertlcipated In the "Low 'NEW . 'I • cede& 800 Umo - exaeUy like Tlie l'llpe's .... Is ·hla new plane we llil1 Jnaiat a - e II a Playboy Club member who thinks DaWl atssklnd Is an lnteUectual. lllethodill Clllrl:b ........ s b e session were Pat Bailey, Janice Davis, Ruth Putman, Madeline Points Buchanan, Mr. and Mra. Lavern E. Forest Runners • . • • , , . 83 Jordan, May Jordan, and Blakeslee. HWtowers • • • .. .... 69 0 tel..,... I 11 .4dvisors Go LATE FRIDAY NITE LEAGUE May 2, 1969 l hll u ........ Ed armis year lllo IIIW llll&llt aullleal ltl• 221111 ' •• top _,a! Ia a JtriiiY lflalll Pnt- · !Jf ~ 11'1111' ;,, Gllllfa ~eUey ~..£nllllll on leave. must 01111. stoCk Now • All W.Gral! II.YI · lbreo ~ her reeeat 10118• are lite worf:t · mllllloti the I1G' In •Be WW Call .APin." •-No, He her ute so "' Wnl: rnodll RAil>- liam'l CaUoer' aao1 •mlns.a.TIIIgIn Clarke ·,... Dick .l !ar-; ,,.._ a-Lin&" ... : !!'If wralillllllberl'l _mar Ylllllovllle illlr (Dick 1< Nelrelll Pl¢oy jemt wW be 1. Lake !lope Dlnlns Lodge. outstalliiDK service. The dinner at each place was In days past, mall)' times I have eaUed oo these youth, along with provided by the Ohio 4-R Founthose of the Forest RWl and Mh~ dation. Sessions were held on enville Methodist churches for three topics - How to Teach, help in church services ani with What Is Expected of Firat Year Local Bow_lb.Ig '\ ' . CGOk' 1 1>-oll)lnr. IUs wife and 100 are relidlnc at Mason, w; Va. Slaati Ia the ...·or Ml'. anti Mrs. Domle H. Stoats, Jr., ct New HaVIOL Ria oddreu II Pvl. E-1 ~ Lee._lbat!l, 114. 67001~. " .NEW , HAVEN - A Week 'in Co, ,C~1J!de, (CST) 41-'9, FOrt 'WuhJnaltl!i ~ hu l)eea an- Huaclllca, Arizona, '85613. . ' nouneed 1r01n t11t o~~~e. r~. Clyclo! Wealller Vaae Flcure Foley, w~ 111111 SchoolprlnThe figure or a cock Is clpal. ' . . used In 111•ny weather vanes GaU MUlor,, dalllbter ct Mr, because. bY· a paJ181 enactand. ~~~. ,Jiatey MUler li New ment In the-9th ceniury. such !lnlll, 1flll110Ye.lnJIIiletoapend a figure was sel up on every a week In the Wublnaton olllces chureh steeple as the <Jl Fourill Dlllrlct CatireiiiiiBII emblem of St. Peter: in al· KeD Hecltler. . lusion to his denial of Christ thrice b e I o r e the ccick Milo Miller 1 a )mlor at Wa- ·:)1" I ... Dis.titictiYf · · veneers and' select center lift•lid and l9JDW Oil finished Z9'1lfl P~~ •en.•ero Cabi~tStle : . ~--- .. ·'-,'i'!!:" -+·'l~.i-"""f �J .... • '. . ·- ·ibe~Stnii-~P~W!,O 'lbnr~Y.Mii.Y ·p · . · t o · ft·ce · r · ·. f . 5 0 ·· as· · . rt . .. . . .. •f . .I,IIet J K.Mindling,genoralgrandchapter chairman of Otolntornatlooal ~e committee and past grand matron; Agnes Y[olfe, a deputy grand matron of!Jtstrict 25, and Mrs. Grosvenor. "Tho Arizona Story" was the W.ocusedbyMrs.Grosvenorwho rolated her e:qJerlencos of a trip to Arizona to attend Ute grand oesslon ot 1he Order of tho East· ern Star Otero. Mrs. Mlndlingal· 10 made tho trip to Arlzo.._ Numerouo pictures, rocks, In- matron, and Recine, June 14. Also read wasaletterannounctng Ute District 25ofllcers' pai'Q' to be hold on Oct. 4atdteWarren Local High School betwoeo Horlow and Vlnr.ent Reservations are to he In by Sept. 27. Re!reolunents were served fol· lowing the meeting by Mr. and Mro. Clarence Struble, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sluaher, Judy Jew. ell and Peggy Taylor. Preparation tor a rummage we wlllch 11ar1ec1 todll1 anc1 will c:ontlmo through Ssturda,y wore made when the Auxiliary ol Ute Middleport Fire Department met Wednellda,y Dlllht at Ute homeOI Mro. PaU,y Kloos. tbe llle is being hold In the Fry building on M1U St. Mro. Robert llfor and Mro.JackBicb· tie wiU be hoateoaos lor tile .Mit meellna With a staniiiY producll be beJd at tloRI tfmo, Mro. Kloos, kro. Hobert Me· Elhlnn7 ODd Mro. Thomas Darst were hostollee and served a salad oourse. Olhers sttendlng were Mrs. Allee MIUo, Mro. Donald Lowery, Mra.Jamesllan· lela, Mro. David Oblinger, Mro. John Vroman, Mro. EvorettBacbo nor, Mro. Mrytle Harr!IQI), and Mrs. Emma Wa,ylancl. lira. Ed· na Triplett and JUlio and Lar17 Byor were (Illest&. 1' '' . All., .. _ Ann Litle, and Mrl. Doona AI• BRADBURr PTA, tbursda,Y, 1111re entertained roctlllll WItil 7:30 p.m.; !tr.l plano for picnic a bridal 111ower hollorlng IIlJa and lllltallatlon ot now om ...... Juice lleMl 01 ~... AF1'l!altllw" CD!<.:LE, -ual brldHiecl or John L1aJe. . II)II1Dg I~'-, I p.m.,' Tbe -.it wat held at the untied lf8thocu.st a..rch; . Albury United lfltllc\!lll a.irch. .....Dbera 'w wie their own A bride Cll!llerPaooe !~eMoted bla oorvlce; Mro. B. B. ielalor, ihe c111 table. Gomoa were~· Mrs. c. M. Jlwmel)', Mrs. Em. ed Wltll prlael bellll woa Ill' lira. oroon ~s, and Mrs, c. A, llarlllret Cottrill, Mro. lfar. Em!nlab; holta-; Mlao Beoa p.ret Wlnebramor, Mrl. Eatber Sanbom wiU Ill•• tile )lrOIIrlllll. Barden, 11101 Mlai a.rta Fowler. ·· Coke, pmcb, minto and 11111 CATHOLIC WOMI';N'a C I u b were sorvod. Altendlni bealdoo meetlngfoUowlng!IDsaryat7:30 lllose named were Min Nonq p.m. Tburodo,y, Sacred Heart Bentz, Mro. 1'11111)' Wolfe, Miss Church, ' Del>bV llardla. Mrl. Balen RibALL DAY imrk aeallal by Il bard and dlllflhloro, Angle, Rose· Gamma Mu -Chlpter, Bola Sla- mary and llcblll; Mra. Gloria ma Pbl &iJVill;)', 10 a.m. on Mlc'-'1 and dawllrtero. Thur~' at home 11 Barbara Betslng,propiringtorneamirket. Sack lunch at noon. FRIDAY RETURN JONATHAN Melgo H- 11: Friday at Ute homo 11 Mrs. Hor·.. old Lohse, Pom8l'07;Mrs. Lohse, Mre, .C. P, Dutton and Mrs. 0. P. Klein hosts; members unable to attend are asked to contact one of tho hostessee. Natlonol Mual< Month wUI be observed by Mrs. A. R. Knl&bt.• ~r chairman. YOUNG ADULT Class, Bradford ll!urch of Otrlot, at 6:.30 p.m., Friday at the Ml~ Park for a wiener roast; brine your own relreohments. . SATVRDA •• SQUARE DANCE 1))011..,..... Ill' Eutern lllanml Ann. 8 p.m. to mll\llght Saturdi.Y at TuJIPOrl Plains Elementary School wltll FrODclo Andrews bend, Robert Pickett, ciDer. WGH SCHOOL OANCE porcy wldt Ott J111s. s.tuiday, 8:30 P. m., at tho Meigs High School auditorium In Middleport. Sponsored by the Meigs Bond BoolterA. AdJnJSIIoo, 75c, Nine classes w!Uholdrounlona at Ute amual bai!Cflllt Oldto Jolld. dloport Alanml Aaoocta!t.n on 11111 311n tile MlclllleportEI• monlarJ School auditorium at 6:30p.m. Tbe claiS of 1919 wUJ cboerve Ito :50th reunion. Other reunion <IOI'"'' are 1924. 45th; 1929, New orr·cer rl ecJ sate Nam / Firat nomtnatk.. 11 o!llcera ..as held when TheodOrUt Coon· en 17, Dtullhters 01 America, met Monda,y night at tho lOOF haU nlsbl stahl. II WIS &mOWICed 1hat the ..... lor camp to oc-.Jed for JUI1 20-25 and the )lnlor camp Ia set lor Aug. 17~, both at Camp Francia Albur7 near Rio Grande. Mother's Day Is summertime Next Sunday! and the living is easy in a ~~ shoe Ypur favorite g<rwilh for sun1l'Rer clothes ... the white shoe Naturalizer gives 1'1 ·t.bt' >ilhouette you like OPEN 9·5 ATTEND CONCERT Several mBDiberl 01 the Meigs lllgh Scbool mar<hlar band were 111 AthOllo Tue~ night ror tile Ohio Unlverst~ Brass Choir con- .and just a touch of feminine trim. Bllblii ....... row, Mill !ltel71 MaiiiOaka, lito. lleotrleo Llale, Mrl. Ainll Willie, Mro. Vera Van lloter, llro. ~~ Mill Elea. nor RcbiOI!, Mro. Jean Klool,· Mrs. Addle Norrl.a,Mra.l\'uda lllzer, Mro. Evel,yn Lutke, Mro. Sara •Roullh, lfta. ~- Litle, Mrl. Marjorie lllwel and Min April Teaford. Otllero pre_, sllll to tile Reb..., eert. ··- I 40tlt; 1934, 35tll; 1938, 90th; 1944, 25111; 1949, 20tlt; 1954, 15th; and 1969, loth. Reservatlonl for tile dlmer are to be llll!le with Mrs. ~cl:r Crooke, treasurer, MI 611Bil""t Alumni Aasoclatlon, Box 6, Middleport, 1>1 May 17. Po,ymll!llt to be made at tile limo the rooervatlon llaceoptod. · Tho colt 11 tile bllqlet and dance ror aiUIIIIII Ia P-50, 50 c..u o1 wlll<h wiU &u ror mom· bersblp Iiiii and another 50 c..U ror· the &tiiD G. Park Scholarlhlp Fwld. A&alntldoyoaraochc>'larsblp from the fund wiU be awarded to a graduate ot!.Wp tile daDeo which wiU be held In the Melp lllalt SciiOol ExPreSS y.. Love and A~ nts ,.__.•• oar· FlOw~ . - lltll . . ' " , PLAN ROYAL WELCOME NEW YORK (UP!) - T h e lu:wry llner Queen Elizabeth 2 wiU receive a royoJ welcome todo,y ohe dockJ In New York roUowlni ber malden VliJ· 0110 acroao the Allalitlc. MON. THRU THURS. 9·9 FRI. & SAT. TilE VARIETY STORE IVITH RE,o\L VARIETY 114 E. Main Pomeroy ) WU4 OOW.re coii~b)' tom- ihe club: ~ : ware CIIJIIit.yed ror Mrs. B~ reported on the b.Y ,tho ' membero recent •!!•Ilion Jl moe~ hold 'Club at tb!i·Richland .lolotbodlatCIIurcb ' ~ homo o( r.iro. la ·Athi!\J; .. ·· . Goo!~ 11· Morn. A 'M r, '"The tile prlle1111ilbor. ror:l,.n· -11111 trqmna _Fl.., tile .~~reatell 11 ..a.nteD 'mqailne' llteri,and Ill' 1111 Mrs: .Walter Mrs. Ed Beer. li11e noted 111 the _._~ IIIDrllla!l alorloi p.,_ Qlrlll( tilt -lin& ..,P,<Ied vide 'lllllde, COYO!' for !oilce or Mr•· fred Jl!qllilar. pr·~· wall,'andbeautlflll coiorwltllllla commmlcatlon was read tlo elfort for tile prdonor. They , Mro. Mar)' Bon12, cOUllf¥ come lri shcde.a 01 lavender, ))Ink chalrinan, alkt.iatllt<lub and willie 11 well ao the flliiiUar to dolllle vueatoVelerODoMem. blue. · orlaf,Hol!lital. 11 waa 0f1reec1 by , For - · · Mrs. Ksrr read 1the meri>ei'o to do 10. . from Coloollano3:1S.:Oand Luke An liwltatlon from tile WblcJ. 2:5i. A meditation, "A Motlltr'a , Ina Trill 'Go"'" Club to partl. Hearl" from. Portals ol Pr111er ~~h:d~:::-1>!: =-~~";.:."T..~::.:: $1295 CARAVELLE• by8ULOVA lnexpenslwe but far trvm cheap • • • with . the priceless styling, the palnstakhig c!'llftsmanshlp, tile world-renowned BuiOVII auarentee. See our exciting collection. LOOI ME OYER Rambl• }m.-Jcan 2 Dr...........Sl~9 57 Chev. Y8 4 Dr.• $100 59 Pontiac 4 Dr... $295 60 Chev. "6" 2 Dr. $250 62 Cadillac awo,r from bulldlnp. ·1 was also etreooed 1hat ID pesticide• must -beuoetlwllllcora. · A llle 11 I>Uib• and piiDia fllrnllllod 1>1 Mro. Howard N<>Jan and Mrl. Roy Belling was held at 'tbe euiclualon 01 the meeiiDa.· . . PlinS ~ made lcp- an open meotbi& ID be )leld on Juno 2 at the Epl~ l'a!'lllh House, Mro. Karr and Mro. Nolan, lbe co-I!Oateso, ..-ved a do aBOrt <oone precodlnfl the meeting. ' .. . . . .;. .,.___.;. ___ ~------.1 .- Son Born in Fort Benning Hospital Wednesday • G"""'"rent' areMf.andMr&. lll'. .rento. 4 . llr. llld Mr• MoEihlm,y left i, UIII)UliCinJ llle ' blrth 11 ~.... KBIIIll!lb McElhinny iDd Mr. ODd Jeflrfll Paul, Woclnesda,Y, Mf!17 Mn• .MUla\ lklod, MlcllllepOrt. for GIOI'fll~ •JpOD .. •.elvlllg word at tile Fort Bemlng, Ga., army Mro. Eva Sbublo, MlcllllePn"t, of tile bir th ol t •;olr flrll flrllld.· hospital, wolilllns ..Ven pounds, and Mr. and Mrl. RuaeeUBdlll)', child. Mr,i, fl-.lld 11 tilt former lira, Herbert Dixon and Mro. two .U.eoa. Mlcldleport, '1, are greot. Kalby 11cEI~, . Sp, 4 and Mrs. John Hood are R111 andrlslto.a .... ~. were • .• ~-PointPlllllna Pleaoant Tuelllla.Y. · _C.ENT.R . AL A ..IR CQND f·or JOUr mo belI e home AniiOJJurst, whocboerveel Ml•• ber 90th blrthciii1111Dlvorlll1')' on Fel>. 17, Is a medical petlont at Molp General Hooplta!. Mn. Oliver Ml<llolol r !ilJn<W Iller • .several-·· vlolt Ill Mompluo, Term. with ber mother, Mra. w. W. Ben· nett, and other ·relatives. WhUe · there abo saw · tile stage per. formaneo 01 "Bare!oot Ill the Park." OPEN ·· FRL tnd SAT. NIGHTS .... ... Hondy with toola? Then here is your opportunity to sove literally hundreds of dollars by inatolling your own simplified central air conditioning ay ... tem. and ii-wunotedthat$48waa spent for altulsde work. It was reported that Mro. Ella Lemley, past chlel, lo confined to ber heme Ill' Ulneso. A cord wiU be sonL Two of the new officers, Mrs. Bon Noutzllng and Mrs, Sadie Me· Elld~, worolnolllled during tho meeting. Mrs. Elizabeth Allman waa Installing officer, with Mrs. Doria Dolley serving as grand manager and Mrs. Nelle Bohr, ONLY CITY ICE AND FUEL CO. grancl senior. The blrthda,yo of Mrs. OWen aJXl Mrs, Allman were obServed. 675-2460 992·5186 SERVICE, SAYINGS AND SMILES WHEN YOU SHOP FOR MOM AT ' YOUR FRIENDLY SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL STORE. •• ' BEAUTY GIFTS! DANA Ambush Emir Tabu 2()-Carat~· Spray Coloane ......... 3.50 Dusting Powder ....... Z.50 Colo1ne •.•••• : .••.••. 3.00 Mist Concentrate ...... ~.50" . MAX FACTOR .• MOTHER'S DAY SUNDAY, MAY II Every Woman Alive Wants • • • S.den's Glacl• Club SAVE.EVERY-DAf • AT BAIER'S BUJ)GET SHOP( CHECK: tlfESE PRICE_S1 . ' ' IC.E:C.REAM .1/2 GAL . $ · ·ONLY I ~ ., . . 2-PC. LIVING ROOM:SUITES .12t.Of1 l... CHANEL NO. 5 l. 00 SPRAY COLOGNE SALE SPECIALS: GROUND BEEF ·BOLOGNA . BEAUTIFUL GIFI' FOR HER! 6.00 ' Molher's mearJS praises For moms from coast to coasl And RusseU Stover Candies Say "Mom: you are the mostr' JUSTIN LEATHER HANDBAGS Bone, Fawn, Haystack, and Block. Expro no Several styles. i • ·~Pt:BEDROOM SUITES..._,.; I · - ...... 99.00 .... 11.59 .. 18.50 ' .• t •' -~.:'"",·· Ladies' Justin BILLFOLDS •• 3. 95 ro7.00 .• FOLG~R'S:; Coin Purse . . ' ' • : ,t Fashionable ' \ JEWELRY . IE&UTIFUL PINS . • • • •• 1.•00 EAR 1111$5 - - • • • • •• 1.00 J Pi•ced & tii,.Ons PIN .• ,,:;'' ' ' . ' .. • ll.lll~~lilliqJ," il :.' 1'· ' t. Elberfelb . lEY RINGS ...... 1.00 AssOrted Chocolati!S' I lb. SUS . 2 lb. $UI e'S.PC. DINOTE· SETS~~~ .................-. IIIII IIIII I 'l!ost Main '"••• POMEROY, OHIP · Dustin& Powder ....... 2.75 S'pfay Misr · • .. • Coloane ••..•.•. 2.75 & 4.110 Golden Woods •• , r . s575•00 CONSULT US TODAY FOR MORE INFORMATION Promesse ' Pnmitif llypnotique ' SlfOE STORE 1 Nine slek visit& were reported, AUTO OVERTURNS WARREN, Ohio (UP!)- Jalllll Bolyard, 22, 01 Warreo was kilL eel Tuesda.r night wheo his outomcbUe "'erturned on Route 82. ,, Cbapman~Cana . _, ., I ., ....; " NING J4J$~ · You'll find II ot tl.la ,..,,., Arttflclol Flowera, Carnoo Iiana and ArtOngeme,ts. CoaMetlc Gift Soh, Bllliolda, Han.les, Hau, Slips, 'GI.. a· ware, Soh of Dlshoo, Jowol• ry Boxes, Eloc. 'rontwrs, Mtxora, Holr Orren, T&anal'" lor .,d Table lladloo, BoHor prlcoll glfta all over tho alero. WORKER El.ECTRoctJ'I'D) . WILKINGTON, ,()lllo CllPO WWiam ~. "' L4 ;II lll ' )IllS el..-ted ~ . . he corQcttd • Uvtl ~ willie cllmblilla dellb 414 otad Cl!lellnaU Gu t.' Eiec:iri¢ CG. ,... at -n>y P101111it QIJ1 · ' 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111,.;,111111111111111111•111111111111•111111...;111111"""~~~~~~:":~:.-----~- PIan · Inspec fton ' to H.T. Cpa...... $699 ben namedaprdellpestandliug. P~ wa.r• 11 conlrol. II was DOled lhlt tile <lover mite IIIII¥. be cmb'oUed"bJ eloorln& Browlh tho montlt W81 ri!JI by Mrl. Plano were conq>leted lor 1he Blaellllar. lil rooponl8 to roll call inoJn. June 1 Inspection when Mel&• Temple, Pylhlan Staters, mot Tuelday Dlght at tho hall. It was announced that Sylvia Downes, a district 'offtelal, wm ARMED FORCiill DAY In 1827 Army o!llcers wore be 1he lnopectlng o!!leor. IDitla· lent to tile founders of lbe Baltl· lion wUI be conducted at Ott lnmoro and Ohio RIDroad to lnltl· opectlon lor Mrs, '--'an! Van ate Ill construction. Thlo wao to Meter who was elected Into the beeomo lbe llrot link In Ute Na• membership at Tuesday nlgllt's tion'a great ran cl>liummtcottons meeting. Named to cornmlttoeo to plan chain. the event were Mrs. Karl OWen, Mrs. Gertrucle AlllrewS, Mrs. Opal Blggo, ro!rostunorts; Mrs. Martha Olllda, lire. Joan Zirkle, and Mrs. Biggs, decorations. Each member Ia to like either cookies or sandwlcheo. A prac· lice of the otal! was held !oUow. lng tho mooting. Mrs, CbUds io the ataff CIIJIIIn. Accepted into Ute momberohlp of Ute Temple wore Mro. Morpr· et Seldenebel, Mrs. Nettle Hayes · · · and Mrs. Winona conk, formerly ·' . ' Soulheastan Ohio's Newest & Finest of MBgnolla Temple, Pomeroy. . · ' ' · RESTAURANT & PARTY ROOM ID a commuDicotlon !rom Ruth .. WEST BROADWAY . WELLSTON, OHIO EUa Burrington,' Phllallelphla, 3.U.6682 Po., 1he tolnp)e was advla'!'l that Ohio has received flrot place for , Wt inviti: yqu to sample our excellent cuisine , the year in me-rshtp. . fiallll;irtg stel!ks, chops, seafoo.ds, chicken, and .Mro. Philip Meinhart, chair· 'dinners for t~e ·entire family. Plus a sandwich man of 1he ways and means com'lll_tnll itieant . t.or. e\lery_ o_ne's taste. mi-. reported • riiiiUIIIBe sale I' to be held on Juno 5 and 6 In Ute Fry building In Middleport. She ' • Open Ev..-y EvenIDl Ex~ept Sunday • aloo noted that oeveral package• • Dancini Live Mlislc Weekends • of note paper are sttu avaUablo ,. ' • Air Conditioned' • . lor sale. ' , 'I El..onlarj School Wll ••• ~ ~-' ' . Glfla Iii the club In memory ci!' tllo i4le Mrl. Ralilton RuoOeU • ...,, . ,aclcnowl8dsod. . . 'Mro. l,lull, · ..U 1-ali C\ftO ol tho orf!llll~n l at tile Pomeroy ~n Club and f Ito llrll pretddenl. Mellibors a~~roed to IJI'OVIdo Oower arrlllfiOIDOnto for tile II· 11111 for lhe ·Pomilroy Alanml Butl'fl to be held on Ma.r 31. · "lira. Jlarvei Van Vr'lllkell was llllliOinled pubU<I~ cb81rman rcir ~ m:.:::: auditorium wUI be provided by tile "Five Salnlo." Dreu ror tile alflir wiU be Informal. ' rw Priced From Only Don lllrden, Uro. Allla Jloaab and Sllron, Kilo JQr '111elu, lllol UndiiGrlndmft,IIIUAn· nelte Wlnl8r, Mrl. Jucl;r Raullb, lira. ·DoNtlll ~. ea. IllY Wlnel>remer, lltl. !jrl'lla Zwllllllfl, Mrl. AnD Saunio and JMn, Mill b TUIIIe, lira. Jill Alldro, Mrl. Cbrllllna ~ lltl. .Mia llcComll, lltl. !Ia. chael McBride, llro. u -ro, and u . - • u- & .... -•· -- · .... " " " '"' ,, ~· The Extravagant Watch 111ar7 Jolin..., Mr. and Mrt. ' ilc{Ffowets ·I-dentified ' a. - · Diddll,~~ra.earllllllbard,lltl. Naomi London, lltl, lleleD liar~ rio, Mrs. Marie I•'"•atwm aDd " ' . t - 'Tiio Dally Scllllnel,l:'omoroy·~O.. Thurlldoy,Mo,y 8, 1969 Croaio; llro. T..,_., )boa. »oniln ,Cirdt. l'lor· lift. 41~ C~ lira. VIlle !IIICI Cliel" Ill 11 Reolae, ~ LM, IIIJI llll'cla ~. 'llrt. . ,Jim Qrait, a l!tr' d at ado Wlllllm nl Cci!Jal.. · llnl·~· lftl. lhce W..... lin. Jlalilb. lll<lell&, )boo. 1!1- CGr. lfa.' More tbU balf lbe world' a tie llld I-. Qdlt, lira. 111111- ·v~ It produetd by Mada: IMD ·r fanellllld.J!IIhJ. IIIIC&r. , , Mr, alid lira. Jolm CI'OIIIct llld ~1, IIU'bllrl and Pltrlcla, lira. 1nat Hoback, Mro. Ellllor ljrlvea, llro. Dllq ~ . llrl. Goclr81SCIIDeldor, 1!lllllbr Ks1 Schlllldor, Mrl. Wlllllm Houdallllelt llld llarle, lltt. llel· en Damewood, Mra.llmmiiiiBir· tala, 11rt. ~ Wolfe, llro. BetV Ht,u, Mro. Robert Jtl. fora and PalO'. Mr. and Mro. Jolll Bedorllll, llro. Jamea Clllrord, lltl, Jane IAI, Mro. GIOIIIIA DPII, lltl, Pauline Manrll1. Mlal .... ~r, Milo Dobbie Nonll, Mill 111811111 Holman, !fr, !Uid · ~~r 1 • Jlellldl MIN"), Mrl. lilllll ARMED FORCES DAY The ArmY o! Ute United statoo, Chicago Ia the world'• toda,y, Is made ~of three"comPlana were made for a car leading producer of steel and ponents, the Regular Army, tbe machinery. waah to be held on M81 17, the place to beiiiiCWICOdlater. Mary ArmY NaUonol Goard, and the Army Reserve. The latter two Bradlury served tlfrelibmentl are often called the Anny'•••aeto Mary AnD Bochtle, Glema serve components." Sprague; Tom Cissell, Sanely John1011, Cyntlda Millo, John So>. be, &tsan Powera, and Mr. and Everyone'• economirinQ. Mrl. Jack Slavin, Ute counseAt the medical center, the !oro. doctor gives out suckers and the dentl&t dotm~ the halt takes 'om awo~ from the kids, returns em to TWO-DAY SALE SET the doctor, and so on and Tho youth lellowllhljl d. the Enon. terprlee United MetiM>dlat Clllrch wUI hold a rummage sale Frtdi,Y and Salurdi,Y from 9 Lm. to 3 p. m. In the former Edwarda' IDauranco building Ill Pomeroy. RUS(HEL VARIETY of cool white eel H' "'" lira. Florencel'lltto, Mro. l!or· ria Hu'd111, Mrl. Rcbelt R. lfar., doll, Mrl. Bell1 Aah oDd Demar· II, ...... Ot:lal Kloea, llrl. Ev.. 1)'11 Smith, Mra. Unda ·Forrell. lfta. Pamer, Mro. liar· fiBril Elchl•fil"', Mro. Coralee CU!nmll!t and·Mill RdJin Mor. '" . Mrs Della stahl CWD<Uor pro ~ IIDKIWieod ht a mootlllg 01 tile post counc:Uors IChed· uJed for tonight haS boon Can. eoUed Gle to the Dlatrlct 13 rall7 behiDg held todll1 In Mer. Iotta. Reported Ul llere Harold Lem. ley who remateo critical at the CbUUeothe Veteran• llolplta!, ~~~r.. LemiOj' I'Odlned to her , . ~· Jana • Rite~ Famle '' ., · .. VeNU!eil: llh• aloo.holed that · ,;amp plans were made cUing Mro. Zana Withrow Is a pollen! a meetlnBoftheYouthFellowlhlp at Holzer Medical Center, tbe 01 Heath United Motllodlat Church prtze package was won Ill' Mra. &mday ' ' Carmie. Youth Plan Summer Camps . C'h h .. , p, ;, . and Nt'ne MHS Classes to Ho/d Reunt'ons May 31. burg;Minearc~ter,Junell, c~ter.DaughteroftheAmeri~ home chapter of the deputy grand can Revol~on, I p.m. luncheon I Ma de Rummage SaIe pans •· • · ·d Lo dge Recog ntz e. dian relics, and product• of Art· zone wore dlopla,yedbl' Ute - k · or whc gave a hlstoryaiPholnlx. A rlolt to Oto Grand caro-on was a highlight ol Otetrlp, Mrs. Groovenor uld. Mrs. Woodard reminded the offtceraandmombersoflnapectlon to be hold on May 17 at 8 P· m. wldt Mra. Wolfeas tile Inspecting omcer. Read at tile meeting waa a lot. ter r<>prdhl! Ute Grand C~ter banquet to be held at !!le Grand Chapter session In Cincinnati In October. 'Invitations to lnspec· tlons wore road from Trulne Chapter, Mo,r 10; Athens, May 16; Harrisonville, May 23; Mount Hoaltlly Olapter, May 25, wldt a reception honortng Norma Melnking grand repro•entative of w..:esota in Ohio: Ew.nrollno Chapter, May 28: Royal Cballter, June 7, homo c~ter of the wor· Illy grand matron Irene Thor.,. .• :- Bridr:i': Sh~vyer GiVen at -. '·· ·urc., ._.: .• ·: t~;~~ In Syracuse for Janice Manuel' t;i~J~~~ . . . .,_ ~~~ ~:·~~r·. ~Field.. ~ .lfll:ea,~ c1nm1 mia:::x~;: ~.~: 1 ReCOflllltlon 11 pool matrons and paot patrooa ot Pomeroy Cballter 186, Order ot the East. ,.., star, and I talk Ill' Mary Groovenor, grandropreoenlatlve of Art..,. In Ohio, highlighted a chlpter meeting Tuosdo,y nl&htat tlleMasonlc Temple. Dorothy Woodard, worth ma· tron, and Albert Woodard, worthy patron, prooented oachof1hohonoreea li!Ot a green plant for use In 1 dllh prden. Included In the ...,.., of worth¥ matroos were Amy CIBae, a 50 year me-r, Elsie Smith, Maude Grueser, Tholma DIU, Kathryn OUver, Mabel Gcegletn, Ella Smith, Nellie Tracy, Rudt TOI!lPklns, Merle Curd, Ger· aldlne YCllllli and Marie Custer. Wortlly patroos introduced a n d welcomedwereDaleSmldt,flenzil Goegleln, and Thoo Smith. Guests Introduced and escorted to 801t. in Ute East were Roberta ,_,. ' .... 'IIIII ,., ..• I ,, rll RINGS SETS . • • 2.·00· . ~..-··.. �' I ' o'! ' ' Find Everything Ero~:. : · '' Mond•y 0HclliN ' o.M. Cancollotlont & C..,.ctlont I Will h I: I ' I "c:optlld ltfttll t •·•· for Day of PublleGtlon REGULATIONS Th. PIAIUaMr roaorvn the ritht to .Oit lit' rojori any ado ....,...., M· t-ctiOMI . The p... lltMr will not be ret,onti .. lo f., ...,. thu OM inc:....-.ct intetfiOft. RATES for Wont Ad S.rvlco 5 contt PI'' WOrd onl' Intortion Minl.nulfll Chert• 75c 12 Unit pM word throt conncv· tl"• ina.,tlont. II contt par Worlll consecutl•• inoortiont . 25 per cant ' Discount on poid adt •i• cr., •. o-'CI ads poid ...,..ithin 10 CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY $1 .50 fCJII' 50 wGrtl 111inim111n. Eo. Hdltionol word 2c. BLIND AOS Additio110l 25c Chort• ,., Advltr OFFICE HOURS to 5 :00 p.m. Doilt g o .111. to 12 :00 Noon S.tvrdor. 8:30 0 . 111 . Notice JOIIDAN Usa! Clolilln8 Store opelllng on Moy 9, Friday ond Saturday S to 8 p.m. DurIng the week call at the bouse. Rulli Jordon, Prop. loealed on llle Bdlan-Keno Road, Keoo. Ohio. »-33c I FOR LEASE, n!Odorn Aohland Serovlt'<l Station lllcatell In New Ha-, W. Va. C&ll 9ft. 2166 lor lnfurmatlm. i-7..llc ( GUN !1100'1', Ru1Jiand Am811ean Legion, l)mday, I.Z to 4. H~ MUSIC ~ Friday and Satt.-day. Jack'! (JbJ) on Harri!lllllviBe Road olf Rt. •7. i-7-31e PUBLIC SALE Friday. GeorJe's Audim liluse, Rirtl1ull. New and used Clm,_nmallli ~come. Open !tun 10 a.m. lili sale lime tor ~- Sale lllarts at. 7 p.m. i-7-lb! men""""'""· RElVlVAL at lllgbllmd Olopel a..rm stariiDg 'nllnlday 1be IIIII laOOJ#I 1lle lith. llervlc08 eadl ..... at 7:30 p.m. ,, ,, Rev. O.y Graves from Ew!JIIIIon !hucll ol <Mst Ill am.tlan Union will be lbe evangelist. Special siiCbc eocll evalltc. Eweyooe welcm~e. Palllor, Rev. RciiJert Saorles. 5-4a: ' ,' ' .tfolfce WANT AD INFORMATION OEADLIKU s , ..... o., &of•• P_.llceuI , . ,. , _ .'' ' ' ... .' Buslnotl.Opp D!'IVnliy ___ IT'S TIMI TO GI!T GROWING ••• dinette set wllh lour dlalnl, utility C'Bbinets, cabinet baSe, studio coocll, and loot 91ool, platfonn l"ll<ket', ! large wool rugs, ! wooden rod<eiw, 3 linoleum rugs. 3 elec. hunjll, 2 pc. living room Illite, 2 SMITH AUTO SALES. magszine racks, end tables, KANAUGA, OHIO metal s11l01. bed r00111 suite, Warm Moml~ gas healer, S wa1<hobes. 3 old stralglit For Salo.orTreclo cl>alrs. 2 old """"ers, sel RIDJli!G MARE, II Jndlea, twin bed!, -.den oland, pbonc 9ft.'1241. 5+tle bed!. hall tree, wringer I!'PO washer, set twm wa!l! liD, 'Meyers water pump, rom 1117 ClfRYSLER. Call - 7. 5-Nio !fleller. plalfonn oeales, ! ~- motors. four can elec. milt cooler, 3 radios, 2 step Pots For Silo ladders. 100 toot of 'AI lid> ~c YORKIIHmE terrier and rope, 20 gal. elec. hot water Pwnaantan '""" . MaJe1, "healer 110 volt, 375 bal08 d. temalllll. aw,,,.~~ olred. miJ: hay. many otller DUe. !'bone Galllpollll 44110IMII af. ' Ia' 1:10 p.m. &-7-ae items n01 llll!lllioo. ~"" & Clilllectors: 2 old te!e!bJIIK, old stand. oH lani!l, old -bed." For Rent ball seat wltil mlmlr, atune jars and 1~. mllt can, large TWO BEDROOM boule trailer. one mile lrwn ,_ Racine <'U]liloanl, throw rvgs, hand kleks IIIII dam. Two wwtbc made doilies, hand and gar.. men or man and wile. CaD den 1oo1s, ollter 11m11 1101 , . •m or tM9 154. 5-I stc rn<ntion. Lundt served by Carlston <hirch. Ten!ll ol !i9le: ca.ll. Not Iespou!iltle I"'JRNNllHED lp81imllnl. I 1'001111 and balll. ~ IIUIlor accidents. Owner!: Mr, & beny. Pbone IIIU'll4. $-7._ Mra. Evert'lt (Dick) II>Wett. Sale conducled by: Adams AIIL'!ion Service, RU!IaDd, 6 CAMP SITES on Ohio River, mowed and ready to allo. Pbooe 'I'D-ill61. ,.,_ 011. You - drive to eamp tioneer note: The ......, items .... Pttone Mason Illy 'l'liare In real j!llOd eondltlon. Slt7. ~~Fioftr ..... All<lltww: Col. Jkn Adami, , _ loll ll'e am. Jfver Col. Bill """"'· u.ae from Pometll)'. Abo, 7 - . . Biles on 1.q1 of river bW lor Help Wanted rent. i-7-«e DRIVERS NEI!JDI!l). Smtl-driver, lucul and <JV<r 1be road. FURNISHED and llllfumlsbed ~ helpful, bul nat apartments. Clole to ICIIDol. neceary. We will train yw. !'bone llft.5434, l.o.~e You can eam 1111er $4.'11 per '-"· For appllcalktn 111111 ln- 'l'RAILBR LO'I'S, Bob's Moblll flnrlew write NatloD Wide Caurt, Syraeuae, OIIIo on 8lltt Sat.ty Dlrdor, Room •• RL 124, Pbone -..t. y:n 1!lut 4tlt Slreel. Tr8111..11-«e poltallon Blilg., Clllelnnali. Cllio or piQte ~1-Gm. FlJRNISIIED bouse Ill J'ome. ~7-«c ray. flw nt01111 and bath. DAlllll/2 -·-111 _...._ ,, NEW BR!JiH-!Iol, liiOIDt blldl, • . l'tlooe II IlL $-7-tlc NEW 9lX room boule will • rage, run lilt be•-'· For- ced alr lll'lllce, lot II I IIIG , feel. Pboiie Muon , . ._ ....,._ ZINNIA Plants, Blll'jiM'I Giani ; Plowerq, Att ..... 'l'wdl, Rosy Fulure IIIII and o1ber cmted prize 'I . . ,_ __ whw, quilled cook stove, Grand gas l'lllll!e, --- " • .., .. PUBIJC A1JCI'!OO Saturday, :May 10, 1989, IO::Ml a.m. al fann located & miles walt ol Langsville, Ohio, on 0.. Road C9 at the Merle DaviB lanD on Porket' Run. One .rem 'llfse B 1ne1or, one ratary hoe, one lDienlallonal 45 baler, one bru!b ...,.,, one Wood Bro. com plcSel', one 35 McOIIIocll cflaln saw, oae ?Moot el""*, one .t If. in<ll plows, one ~ Clll evenlup, - . . !IIOIWer, one milk cooler, two WAINTI!lD - Womat to sell latU-lfe ""'10M, II beM willie fa"" est guaranteed Beeline fa8b. elittle, two aets disa!, 2 willie .... 011 home party plan. Nl face bulls, one olde delivery or part lime. No Cll1llldq FURN1liiiED TWO BEDROOM aparfmatt, Middleport. Pltooe rate, one """i]ata, IJluse.. or deUvering, Above avEJap 111!#14. u.Ue bold goods and oilier itlllna earnlogB. A caR lakes a mJn. too nutnerous to mention. ule but that miiW cwld I 'I'IIJIEE room .Aperlmenl. Merle Davis, Clllllel', term1 mean 111 11ldL IINIU!. <'OIIIJIIelely modem with buQt. cdJ day rl sale. lllm a.p.. i-7-lk In tlldten. wall OVl!ll and tn111, aUCtioneer. Lund! wm table top unit, atallllea lleel be JerVed. Not ...,lillllle MECHANIC wantld. Zll1de IIIi with dllpolal 111111, beth, tor ...,ldentll. ~ TruCidne Co. Pttone . . . . oomplele wilb , _ . lllld ~7-etc large clasel, nieel)' deeor aJi. ESTATE AUC!'!ON, Sal. :May ed. Call 8IIUI'I1 for appolut.. 10, 1989, 12::W P.M. 'lbe lol- SALE9MAN try IIlla ooe II m0111. 4-10-tfe lmmg penonal jilljH!Ity al fl75 a wea loob pel to J011 the Estate rl 1be late W. N. fi8111 from !be start. Gel In l'1JIINI.9IIED APAJmmt'l', I 9wain will be lOki at Allcllon 111uc1t 1lritll us at once. We 1'001115, bllllt, :Ill 9oulll 11'11111, at resldeooe iOOIIted St. RDule !!haw JOII bow otltei" men are Middleport, Phone 111111111. 1:11 ju!l EnfriiM:e maklllg money and bow )11111 Forked Run IJake, 1..G11J Jlot. ... to. 'l1tls b - c:old .,.,. tom, Ohio. Maytag &love, V88l we l'urnbll lends. 'l1te A'I'I'RAC'I'!VE HOME. Maflag WIL!Iber, Wblripool reuon our men make 11M1118J ~~ rJ( 4..tle to Refrigerator, Dinette Sel, 4 11 ~ THE WHITE reliable paaaw. H8 Limlln Oballl, Tallie Ware, l'llCa & ORQilS PllAN ollfnd by mn. OWiwr, w. G. MI:Qula, Pans, Trunk, SjJiee Rack, BANKERS LIFE & CASU- 8 <Uierbury Litle, Ell! Toaster. Dishes, PI 21 ALT'l 00., It • lui AIII'OI'II, N. Y. 1418. l4«p Pan, utllily Ooblnet (Metal), powq plan In Alnerlca. China Cl!iplloanl, Oil Laqll, The demand lor health IIIII 5, Mlmlr, l..lnry Table, Oraeddelll and" bCipllal plan It namental Brur Bed. lrciD 10 creal .... need I1IOftl 11lflll For Sale Bed, ctmt of Dtawesa, Bed to l'lllklw up on lends. It COlli POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Tor llAIOm Suite, LlvltJt Rm. 110111JrC 111 llf't 111e ~acts. can 9ulle, N"""11811 Plano 6 Slool, mlnlalure. f'/5 and up. stud colla:l A61tlll!lll, K7., 3111111. 9r12 Oval Rug, Wall Plaquee, 10rvlce and groomlnr. Plae For penonal lnlervlew eall llft.MfJ. 11 I tfe ~ MaciBDe, !'de IMDp, ·Mr. Ploy. M4lle Vletrola, ~ Riel, Pie· tum, Stiff, Elodrlo Drill, OPENING !or wlti'a, gd1J WILL HAVE aQ 1'l1'lellel ol WI"IDt-bel, Plywood Boat. ColICIUihan plants Iller April .. cd: and car ltop. ARIIY Ill Pbolle Charles R. Raft'll .... ledlon d. C«omme J:lo8s, person. Crow'l 8IMk Houle, R.C.A. Colored T.V. Glus • . 44lfc Pometoy. 5-Uic Door ~. llklCie llerrell II p . Slot Gun, Brill Bl!:AU'I'ICl!AN with Well Ylr- EARLY AMI!lRICAN llereo J'lo dlo comblllatlon. Beautiful K«<le, Bltld< smi1b Taolt, g!Dia llcalle, Muler or JUJio l.Gg Chains, BiDden, llalll IOIId llole IDIII willl I Ill' Ill lor. Call BUilt J1111'1 B 1)1 Tools, Plalf«m Scolel, a.e.. c.1!miler. ~ rA .... Slqt, Ma..,, W. Va. Pia. ...15. Clll IIIII Ma. 1-U!c Truck Bod¥ (Gi'elllllnar). 'I'INS!l. . I-WI!: Rand SIM (5), '111111 Olav. 911AND NEW 11Ji1r11C uwAIL•. Wlleels .. 'nrel, Anllque Jloelllle- . . ."llllnlor, ket, Hall Olalt, 'IIIIo 8mlll ~ft.ROppo~unfty $14.150. Clll lftii4J. J.s.tle 8NII Belli. Temil: Colli. i!nc!tu'll Alll!lloll Oil.. llaciDe, I'Jill. SELt - Gl' boll oi!IIJ doiiiiiii planll. . A. B. C. .WI(lft' NEW lady IIIIH Ohio. Pb. . . 3121 • llllned: sladel .._ ·t. 0111 ct Iller Clernert, ~. 11'. VI, , Elel:aiiU Mrs. aew,pa Antlll-fl11. ~7..10-tte ~~ tlleiiCIIJ. ,. H-lie """"'*" .i VACANCY tor two elderiJ Pill" J>WN YOOR owt1 1r1 ..-..q pie, Prerer priYats pl14l .,... ~AmllltlOua - · .. ' 'IIOIIIID ID lib cm~r ·lllll awn llenta. Pllone MIIOII, 'I'IJ.Illl, lrUtk and rwte. We will dD J.ti.Cfe alalllnc "WIIOieslle. AWIY 111 PIII'JI!. A.B.C. C1e11!m, X. . I WJU.. DOl be 1'1111'*'..... for ICII, W. Va. f.!Mc . rmy dl!b18 l.'liiitl"'*'d by 11111'one oilier lliaD myeell Kenote See, Auto Salot S40 Laurel 81., 111111 a!EVY Two, two,doar ... Wddleport. OhD 6-Uip dan, V-1 alllomalle, Pllone IIJ. IMT. I 4-ttlfe PI!BL!C SALE, Sal. May lt11 :30 A.M. Havq soti our rarm .,.;u seH· at td>llc auetion tile following located at: 10 mRes mrilt rl l'cimenl7, Ohio on old Slate Rt. 38 tum at Rock Sprli9 ~ or Darwin, wold! lor Bille sigrls. Furniture: Dble <081 ""*"' t ,l I - - ...........,~.!t~·lli.""""'O.,,..I!IIII;Mat_i.J~. k . .. ~ 10. aeh. llatltfaellon or yoor money bact. Qutsen'"'rty, ~. Oblo. In For Sale a!Jd 8Riftl1'ed by mll- "'I'ES""l..Ml"' llons of bomemakers. • Lustre eal1lfil eleaner II fGtll. Tiny's llalplnland. 5-6«1! at Safety Tat• alp. 5-6«1! liiX ROOM HOOSE, modetn, . wltil belt IIIII ' be111111ielll, Jarce klldleu wllb cupboanla, ' 1-AKE SOU. away liie Blue W.. alamlnum llldiJW, llumlnum lillll'm dooni and wtndOn, 11ft Ire way from c8J1lfls and up. hat ftler lank, pnee, 111111 hol91ecy. RA!nt eleelrle llllamSprii1r Ave., Pbone 1111-E. pooer. Baker Furnltllre.. U«p U8lo '1. PONY 8blllloo. Phone fllllla. U«e HOME mtoWN tumaiD planb for garden use. Heines 1110, !oqH O>ed Mexicans, and Big Rod Delicious; also caltbage plants. See Tom Ha,man, Syra<t~~e, 500 feel above lt!e ]l01t on Rt. IJI. 44-llle FJVE.RtlOM llouse, bath, bot water, gas (unlace, aJumln. lQ1l liiJins, 'IT llftl. Uoyd 11tomas !)lace, S% mllel - ' ol Rudand. Pltooe 'NUll&. AKC REG!STI!JRI!lD Chihuahua 1-Utp puppies: al10 stud service. Call S'I&CIB. ~ FIVE RtlOM house and new bath, lwo-stolj' IIIII poreb; a11o c 11 garage. ean 11ft. 3196. 4-»«c Jolmson ·· UPERT · tAR WASH WIIMI•Mlt••••t Car Completely Hand Rubbed and Thorou&hiY Rinsed SS.$5 T.v. Service -GU~AJfTEED­ $1.25 PHON~ 992·21194 ... & .... 106 I. Main POMoror, O, Opon: Mon. thru Fri. 11:6 Sotvrdoy - 94 Sundoy- 114 ,,..~,.., SERVICE ~AGER· H'AROLD . WALKER . . HUMPHRlYs· · . . . .:...._ . ,. PheM 992J:Uf ' . ·. .. lull-. Sorvllll Roll Estllo For Sale • ROOM: .... wlfb boll. ! loll, •• 111111.00. 11 Oat 8lnet. li'OR liDII!J, b. . . . 111r llDt, • r 1»1 clraliii t to Phone 1ft 1111. .... D wide, ~~~ Andel ....... 1011, W. Va. Pia. 'I'INllil alter 1:30 cr MNfll ..... 44-lfc HOBSTETTEI REALTY 01!11>. JIOB8'l'BTI'Eil a I• ' ........ lmfm .. Buoo~ PRici lia•• .• ,.,.. IMrd floor ~ . . . Biter Pumlllle, ."M ,.,., ' , OlD' ••• ••• an =n'•.: wr .. ..• wwe Al"NJNGS, stonn doon and windows. catports, marquees, blown lll1d ball inaulatioo. Elmer Wltlte, sales repreaenlalive. For free estimates. phone Charles Lisle, SJra- and Sol!t, Inc. MASON SEE NEfGLEB Build... ..,_, ply !Gr lllllldlng , _ home. SEWING MAcnriG:I!. npllr s. RIDB'AWAY - f1 ama, II CaD Guy Nelaler, illelae, 0. 1111. 'lite Plbdt ......... . feneed, driW well, el«tn:, eray, AutiJilbilili ..... ..... l9SII HONDA Dream, acellent 1111111 birD IIIII boule. A*'IIIII .Sol tk:e. We ,..,..,.. CIIIIdlllon, with .. the ..... $3,0110.00 CHUat'S Cub and Clrr7 TV ~ Senlce, 11941 up to _.., Pltooe 948-2218. U-3le 1M AaUIZ - Ellra nlee bent, silo, FOd ' - . I lnetnn, on replln. llriiC tham Ill 11!4 1965 liMO F'l'. New Moon. trailequlpmelit, mluenlll. Good 7 save. Cilia's TV, Ill Bulta'er. em,tet . .....,.. and dryer l'CIOill bowie, bflllt, t ball-, nut Aw., POIIWU). ISS tie eomblnollon. <lmtplele • kllcben, aiCII'III cloon 1111 llou8bt· J . M. Gaul, Rt. S, Po- willdow&. Gal, ·pient!y ol wa~MVY- Oocmlr Rd. Sl, bnter. Hard road. ...000.00 r.er Road. Plalle 1111". II ACRJ!21 - P'lnn ponll, Dice U«p barn, plenty ol. water, ~ ---llodJdqa. Garage. Four bedHliJI'FY ridiQr IIIIIW!II', . . . 11lndl eul. Pllooe 111111100. U«p THREE PT. 5 n. BMISII Hoi: new. Pbone 919-2'183. ~ cuse. V. v. .:::::.J ~~:;:~!,':;: ·· ~!f~~ $-1-lli! Parkalbmw 1<'6T BR!GIIT carpet colors. Re!!lore them wlth Blue LuiIre. Rent electric oharliploer $1. 9&Yft' Hardware, New Haven, W. Va. i-1-tle 4~~-m~. u.ate ~ l!OIUNOBAII - II I ._.; driJed well,' . . u • Cllllr, - . e N ol. .......... l!lLI!lC'l'ROLU V11C1l11111 CleiJI. $1,1011.00. .... large delule medel complete witll aR cl ............. III!LEH w VIROJl. ftMI'OIII) meDII. Also hal pup GUt bqa. ~!JBOCIAG118r111ieed lo party - ..... ..... WALNIJT OON'SOLE ~ f. speaker IIOUI1d sys19J. f. speed dual 9lllume eGIIInll iiC balliJDe ol. only • pef· Dldlls ol. ••. Pltooe ... •. wllll AM & F'M radio. Pay just • per 11llll14b or ei6J2. Call . .. $-Uic * OORH PICKER and mm J1et. er, pillw, I8Jden lraelor, IJII Busl11011 Slm CII U«e WATBR LINDI. O•ltl'•l ft. ter Jlnl • ·• •· .,.......... pipe loBtalldon +' and becldlll. ..., '• 8IIIr IIi II • RAiler Baltr . . .. "l.allp Chem!let. Phone M'f-21&. 6-Utc oss••• 9lnBa' eablllel model sewlrC maddne wtt1t diawa apace. Previously sold tor $1M... Makel fiiii:J' IIEAtmroL aeiiiLiatn ol !lowdellgn sllldtes and ltultwlers tor Mn •alai n.y. J'lt!t, halee. Balance ol J4to or •••. CIIII'J . . . . . lenni. Phone ..... r.e.ae ~MOill REPOS THE ECONOMY CAR THAT DOESN'T LOOK LIKE IT JU.S~T GOT OFF THE SOATUI ' ·' """ ,, ' I 'let STERI!XI Oonlole. Lovely · walnut ecnole. '1'1111 bu AM F1M radio, 4 lpllld aulllmallo cbanpr, 4 ....]rer IOUlld , . tan, extend IPMker jacb. ' lAST ON! Take over pa;IDWIIII of ...01 per monlll or pay balance of $11.112. 'l'ly II In ,our hame. Call 1101 HI!. I-WI!: Roll Estllo For Sale M...,..,, r.m. pile foal. . . rA a IJaly ily. Buy llue Wstre, llelll ~11...-et. • l ,... Rlnlware, NeW Ha\'tll. W. •· .Ya. I-WI!: , , ' . ~ 8.'atiiiAI"t,.... '.. . ' IMMEDIATe .DELIVERY 1. ,, ' :tt~? !4ov~, 2 door, 6 pasn,neor, se(la~~, . · !.,o ~~· IVU-ddrd lfitlfhy '>· · torqiio elmo auto~~ .lraft1111 111011!: · rtldlo, , · ' KEEP CARPETS llelul!ful !lee- . . . 11168 ZIG ZAG Sewbc Tlds achlne II cb 1 airer !lllldel, mabl boCI 4 JIM, dams, emb., IDBkel faDeJ ... II&U- 'Ibis madtlne baa Invel lllble. 'l'llle over Pllf· IIIfiii\I al " per DIOOih or J181 baflnce of ...21. Try It In JOIII' !tame. C8ll IIUISI. IMie --- ·' ..; . . �.. ctor . ~ ,_~lire . Dies ·Wednesday ( ! • .·.e.~ r... l'!ID• hav, - Saturday at 2 p. m. at the Rawlingo-CO&ts Funeral Home with CALL ANSWERED '!'he Pnmeray emergency _.t answered a call at 11:10 p.m. Wednesday to lhe Llnrolnllel&bte homo of Mrs. Ethel Phelps. !lie was taken to Veterans Memarl.al Hospital where she was admitted as a medical patient. Simonsofficta~ the Rel. Charles ing. Burial will be In the Gravel HUl cemetery at Cheshire. Friends may call at the funeral home after 10 a. m. Frida.Y until time of services. :: ~ , ' . I • By Uallod Renting from dueriminatoN banned COLuMBUS - THE OIUO STATE UNIVERSITY Beard or Tne~ adOplod an q1011 houainl moaeuro that would bar students from renliJll friBII ofl'-ctllq)Uslandlords wllo pracllceraclaldltiCI'Imlnatlon. The proposal, which bas boon endoraed bj' the-orful OSU ,..,. ulcy council, came befOI'e Ute beard AprD 10 but acllm was postponed pending an cPDm bj' alate Ally. GeJL l'lul w. BroiiiL Boaid Chairman John Bricker requested the aplnlm to estallllrl>lllt! loplizy of such a measure. Brown .said tho beard had the aulhodty to adopt IIICh I rule. tooa OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 5:00 TO 7:00 w Show how much yoU aue by reminding her with cokens of love. Ow.... mists of feminiiilty 111 ill~' ltla ~leep~ wear, in easy care fabrics ..• lUXurious wap to remember l'tfother'• Day. To Margaret Slack (Continued Margaret Slack won lhe low- rrom Puell r tiiDlber of - r ~-" Mlcitael A. McQdro, prolldotlt ot tho Elizabeth Cit¥ cwncil, llld lbo polllbilltJ ot Course. '!'he next ladles dtt.Y has been an accldontal looltage In I scheduled lor May 14, ~ ~ated area II · - srloly to at 9 L m., wllh a prize golns to think o-. • He &aid be 1mltltl lho low score golfer. Throe cllils telephone Now Jor~'s CCIIIIIfOialonal deleptlon ''flrllt will participate. thlna: In the mornlna." DIVORCE ASKED Asks !Dvootlpdm A peiiU!III for divorce, char~ McCUihY asked Tr&IUIJ)Ol'la· lng gross neglect or duty, has tltll Secretary John A, Volpe filed in Meigs C...nlf Com· and Def!llle Socrelul' Meivlll mon Pleos Court bj' Komle C. R, Laird to lllvosllpte the See, 640 Laurel-St., Mlddl<llOl'l, dangera Involved. He &aid the apinat Laura H. See, Mldtllo- tanks ot PI, wblch will ride Ia port, and asking custody of 1110 open l""dol• cars, sbtluld be minor chUd. sealed before •hiPMOL But Edwin E. 1!ltlltj ,.ra MEIGS GENERAL HOBmAL spokesman for lhe Federal ADMIIIED- ..._ldli7soll, Railroad Administration, oald It l'omofllr; Nettle Marlo Bearhl, was lll'er to leove tho IID<o Pnmoro7DISCHARGED Christine alone. ''We felt that to eiiW lhem (lor IA!Iflnc) would eroste Bramam, Lena Maylllrtl. a much more bazardowl oltuaON DEAN'S LIST Phillip F>1gwto Grato, 1011 of tton." Tile J'o!tl.ap said~ the po Mr. and llra. AriiDid Grate ot tanks 1mltltl be Ia Rulllllll hal been named to the germloullte, I mllloral IOIIIOo n-•s Uot forthefailandwlnter tlmea used as lt>•tiii!m, wlll.ch term at M!lunl Vei'IIOII Nazar- cwld absorb lhe 1IQdd If It eollege, Mlllllt Vemtll, Ohio. loakotl. I &aid It hal ctllltUctod Hola a momberoflboflrotfresh· lllllller but similar Jhi&mMdl man cla11 or 180 attending tl!lo 12 tllllealll roeent10&1'1. Nallr«M College. I) srade The tralna, It aald, would point ........ ot al least 3.3 Ia move IIGII4tcip excJIPI r... a two~ed for the Dean'& Ull. hour period each 24 Itoura lhe7 would be haltscl lrJr I lllfeiY ehock. II addltiGn lbo trallla WOII1d be IWled III a lll'et;)l team and lill&rdi, II aald.' tONIGHT, MAY 8 putts award at alatllea di.Y event held lhls week bj' the Ladles Golf Association of lhe Pomeroy Golf ~ • Seturday May 9 Mid 10 ....... -----CXlLOR Sun., Mon. &Tun., May 11 • 12 • 13 DOUIU IIAIUII I'IOOI.lM • WIIlER Of 8ACADEMY -' 'Iltt..., ~zmv.IDilOIOm-- lllalowforbio wife and lbo ,, 0 .. MUGS THEAll£ alltalder r-...told . , . . lbo ....... ;,:.:r,: NOT.OPEN FRIDAY THRU TIJESliAY Mayt-13 Wall Diillo,y' I , , SWISS I'~LY ROBINiON .. -- YOUTH DROWNS CLEVELAND (UPI) - Sc'.tba dl•era w.-e-.u,y ..-.rod 111e • ~~oq ot .GinJ (llcek. te, c.._· I I•nd. fr<il!llbt 11t1CkJ River,....._ ;\ . Tba JQdh '11Jowltltl Wltlle.be - ·,., COIII{IO!II!IIu wore " (To<:Jajlcolor) • ilarGth7 three ·, .a.,,,. -' lticG'ulro KJII ED IN CRASH CALJlWl\CL, Ohio COLORCAR1'00N! Al)or<* ,. .... • """'•I• Adni\I~,·~. Ooand~ .. · .. " · lUst no\rill ol. hero :.Wi...... Sllow S'I'A!i'l'S ., •. , ..... · 'III•W tho' lite ot ~ 1 falo, 59, / . , _ .,.._,..,, ', i "'*"' ~- --•'i-1•~~--------• '"'·~·~"'""';~·~iit).-;'0'..·-· ....~. . r . ~tlwell. ~ . ·\~. ' ~''"" FRIDAY . ·-'~·of~!'!-~...., ' ~~Artii.t:· ..I'll- I~~ -· ' .. ( 4,100. Severe winds '~)rooted a tree at the rural town of Alewidrla, about 80 miles west of here, li:llllng Jefferson Miller, 20, near hlo bome. Shorltrs deputies said the yoolh apparently. had taken ahelter frmn lhe storm under tho tree when it was torn from the ground and crushed him beneath. Nearly 175 miles west of bore a twister cut a palh or dostruc· tloo 150 yards wide and lhroe miles long througb a residential soctlon of Kettering, Into neighbering lloaver Creek Township. Thl.rzy residents of Kotiarlng, a clt,y of 59,000, required hoapitalizatlon for minor InJuries and about 30 homos were demolished. At leaot 150 mora bomoa wore damlged severs~¥. Mrs. Susan Landrum was terri lied as she 'watebed the twister lift )he roof from her apart.mont building at KotloriJll. "It was like a p~chedellc dream,'' ahe said. "All of the lights wore flashing •.• and lhe noise and siren• • • • after it was over we just atood In the living room and cried/' ller apartment was a shambles; every window broken and tho furniture overturned. Mrs. Landrum &aid she had been visiting wllh a neighbor when the tornado struck. "Evelyn (AUogler) grabbed SAIGON CUPQ. - CoplmUntst 111orrlllu stormed a U. S. wtpost In Ute C~ lllghlonds ~and Jl!llded'two'South VIetnameoe beltallons In 'a mortar Alvo near Sal&on, military apokesm011 said. A caplured·Wiel Cong docu· lllebl released bj' thou. S. mls&IOn said tile guerrillas bad ordora to l1glit harder to Increase American casualties and roreo u•.S. OOIICepolons at Parla, . Wllh lheoo orders, doZOIII or l!los1ll VloiDamooo u,.opsiiWtrmlid wt of the 245 miles lltll'tbeest ot behind a ao. mortar imd charg- oulpost, rront reports said. . Eight auerr!Uu carrying buJ>. dies of explosives burst into the camp but were killed. In two hours, lhe u. S. defenders throw beck the attack. At dawn, lhey diseovertttl 52 Communist bodleo 0111ile battlefield. Americans died and 33 wore Woonded in lho fighting. II wa- the tlllrd time In the past month .lhat Viet Cong or Norlll Vietnamese ' artlllol')'lllen have flltllctod what spokesmen called "heevy>• losses on KOV· orament soldloro. For lhe lhlnt ouccesslvo da,y, Communist terJiOrlato struck in,ln(inlr7 Di\'I'W. aide Salllln, ixplodlng a bomb liD- ' "-·., n.r..· ' oS 0 tf) .. •'· ol:C"" 1969 . me and we ran iOO> the hsU and huddled topther at the top of the slain between the ..,... row walls," Mrs. l.aDdrum said. "There was on ollhls crashing ,and ooise, lhe roof blow oft and ·we could see the llgbt from the outslde.'' "A fireman said that If I had s1ayed in the apartment I would have bOon sucked right oot bj' the will1," abe ~aid. · The twbter dioappeared after causing minor damage to several h<m~es ootside Kettering. Robert Lairmore fJ{ llaytoD wao driving throu&b Beaver Creek Townshlp and &aid the tornsdo passed hio car. "lt went right b)' my wife'• car window," he said. ••9Je could have reoched oot and touched It II lho window had dor •· U. S. jeep in the Central Market ond11'0UJ1111ngthreoAmoricaDII. Cousy to Direct been ~en." state Adj. Gen. S. T. Del Corso sent 100 National Guardsmen in!D Kotteriqr to aiel the holn<>- less and prevent lootir@. Red Cross stations· were set \II and clvil defense workers were on the scene. Many homeless rammes were taken in by ntllhbors whose houses )Yere not p·lhe twister's p·~~rt=~~-=s:o~k Royals 'IRREE NEW INSTRUMENTS PURCHASED recently bj' the Meigs High School Iland Hoosiers w!U be loatured Friday, May 16, when the Meigs Symphonic Barxl presents a free public concert In the High School Auditorium a! Middleport. Performers wllh their new in11truments, left to right, are Tim Glaze an::l the marimba. Beclcy Houclashelt with a contra-bass clarinet, and Nancy St. Clair with a baritone horn. Concert direction will be by David Bowen with assistant director, Gleri Shaw, maki~ a guest direction appear... ance. of Sentenced 2 Da·y;· on Con..tempt Peace Plan Gets Hard Loo.k PARIS (UPO-Ailled negotla; AUies we_ wUl be examining tors today pored "micro&cDPit microscapically the statement" A JlijiBnese newsman in ·g, cally" over lho Viet Coq(s now CINCINNATI (UP0 - · Former ' ,.0 10-i>oint Vietnam peace plan for Haool quoted Norlh Vleballleao Boston Collies back court star clues to . whet changes the o!ficials as saying tho prq>osal Bob C...~~ was named head ·~ Communists have made In lheir was a "decisive proposal for 'barpinl!ll position. '!'he AU!es settllqr the · war beeause it basketball cooch ot the Clitcbtbrlap forWard. Pf!JI)Iam• ·1101111 natl Rll,yalo. • ". . ' ·~ denied alroadJ> nloctlne i~ Til~· ~~~mUncellll!lll fill!e'1ll ~ ..... ·o·" -. . · ~ ' .~ · · 'Jihe ,liorth VJejnameae and wllh tho point that lhe l!Jitoil' 'tO a.I!>.DeWI eonfer<ince . . · ll1t11h Lol!holt, Pomeray RD, Viet Cong deleptlons to the states has often."ie;t;OtedCouiQ' replaced Ed J\loker who about ~. was jailed Thursday ' Paris talks praised lhe plan as 'respect to the South Vletraltlll had one 1~ tO nan C.. bfs atternooa to serve two concur.. an ••overall solution" td open meso right to self-<letormlnathree-Year,contract. , rert sentences of two - claJ.s each lhe way to peace In Vletltllll. tton."' By Unllotl Preso International A hiiiiiJY-succossiUI coach at for contoJ!IIIt of coort. While dol1)'lng lhey had Besides demandl111 \Diconditlonal U.S. Wlthdrswal, the VIet Javil8 breab with Nix6n Jtj' t Boston College, Coull.\' resigned Lalfhoit was sentenced by rejected lhe plan, u.s. officials . on 1e Rani the pool at lhe end ot lao! see- Cornman Pleas ·Judge ,John C. noted the plan still demanded Cong plan proposed: WASHINGTON- SEN. JACOB JAVITS, J!..N,Y,. broke wllh Pre-. son to df!rol.e mqre tlll1e to his Bacon In a hearing oo a coort withdrawal of American troopa Replace Present Govermnent aldent Nlxan over Vietnam polley ~- Jolnl11! •IP'owinll congree- numeroul buslnosa Interests. II order that Leifheit remove ob- f VI tnam " tthout I1Y - RePlacement of the present ~~ outcry, Javlts said lho new President wao following "the marks his flrot attempt atcooch- structlons placed on the Nay- rom II011 ewhot w " a Saigon . govermnent with a otorUe and Wltluccoh!Ul approach" or the Johnson administration. lng a profesolonal team. lors Run Hill rnod bj' him. cond• · s:::~;.. Javits said Nlxan was allowtns himself to be lrlPI>ed bj' lhe Despite stt110r-stars 0 s c a r A )ourral entry filed In lhe ni t ld Ito "Ciid ~·· the old self. delusions and lhe old phraseology" of the Robort80011111Jerry Lucal, homo cOIIIIIy clerk of coorts . qlfice T~::~th s.:,::'on ; th~ VETERANS MEMOillAL pa1t, purs.W, larply the aamo nogoliatl'! position which faUed . attendance sa• thh past sea- said Leilhoit was sentenced to peace talks that the AUies had HOSPITAL tho Johnsoo admlnlatratlon so consplcuoosly. 1011 and lhe Rayals fallod to make · the first twt><lay jail sent+nced already reJected the plans. ADMISSIONS - Ethel Phelps, tho NJIA piiQ'oftB for the first when he fllterrupted lhe p~"®eecl­ 14 No-;- 1 certainly would not Pomeroy; Arvllle Arms, PomeDentomtration brings ·arre&t at OSV tlmeJn a decade. lngo bj' conducting hlmsel~ in a use that term (rejection) to roy: Betty Hayes, Syracuse; DonCOLUMBUS -'- SUPPORTERS OF STUDENTS tor a Democratic All All • American at HoI Y 101111 and bolstroua mannor. 1 eJII)ress our attitude," said U.S. na Smith, Syracusej Robert ~loiY burned a amall ~orlean Flag on the Ohlo state iJnlversiQ! Cross, Coull,)' later went m I'! The second two • day jail senCI!IIWUI 'I'hursdi.Y In pl'<llest to ROTC prosrams. One student was star for tho Coltlca, A sroet tonco came when the def~ndant spokesman Rarold Kaplan. "I Reeves, Pomeroy; Shirley Lam· think it was clearly set (orlh , • bert, Middleport. · arreslotl during the -onstraUon. playmakor, C...~ toamedupwllh conilnued to Intervene ih the . · when I said that with our DISCHARGES - None. •• 'l)'o p(ltoona of Ohio Hlahwa.Y l'ltrolmen moved on campua in such stars as Bill Russell. Bill same fashion, lhe record lndl· flt1l riot gear as groups of sludento milled about shooting protoats rJ. IIOO'C functions. Other atudents trted to drown oot lho dlssldonte ca:thett was ordered tnto court wllh countertns ugumontL Bostm. after he failed to comply wilh an An ~n hoose will be hold at Veterans Memorial Hospiorder that he remow obstruc·fronton area worsf for pollution tal thla Sunfll.y from 2-4 p.m. to launch National Hospital Weok tions from Salisbury Township .:c COLUMBUS - REP. CARLTON E. DAVIDSON, R.lronton, said which will be observed May 11-17. Rood No. 77 as had bMn petiGROUP WILL MEET .:):~IdlY air pollution problems In the area wllere he lives _ are "tho Open house activities will he In charge ofthe auxiliary Ia· A mooting ol the Kerr's Run tioned bj' board of truslaoa memworllln tho nation." illlvldaon, sponsor of bU!s to brnodon the (Jh!o. dies in cooperation with the admlnistratloo and sial!. bers l!errard Gilkey, Orin Wears Donald Diener, administrator, Is extending a cordial inWest VIrginia ·CollqJact oo Air Polluiloo and to oet "' an Interstate ColnlooniiY Improvement Organ. a~ Denver Hysell in a request cGntpact wilh KentucliY, said about 100,000 tons of air pollutants fall lzatloo will be hold at 7:30 p. lor a totnporary Injunction. vilatlon to aU persons of the areo totoor the hospital facUlties. m. Monday at lhe beokmobUe &. li'onton, Ashland, J<¥,, and HIDitingtOO, W, Ve., each,_. hoadquartor1 Refreshments will be served. Judge Ilacon said the heorlng in l'llm-. All .'' ':j'; "The amounl of pollution thet an Individual Is subjected to In inloroslotl periQis are uraod lo Is pPOcted to be continUed on i§R'.'•.;.:<>: , ,.,.mi.~··~· •W•''@"=~=······i''"""'~ ..~.......·::0::::·. ~~ ·-:·:·:.:·:"·'"';-;:. •.-,•:o.•:-.-.!.0:">~·:::::..~·~ »:~.;··::-::~· ,;,o.; :::»··:-::-... ••••..~·······:.:··· · ~~ Ohlo Valloy area Is 15 limos gl'oator than It II for aD. individual be Uonda1)'. Xo!o. • 0:0.•,•:•:·:..: .:«..:•,•;>,,•,•:.,•:·:>:«•:·...: .•... '.o:~~·!«::~:;;:.:::.:::=::;.:::::::.;.::· present ,ljjtheWailililgjoit, D. C., area," he said. · :.:=:toEde!~::'S:: :~~l~~;~~~l!~~f~~~~~~~;*~~~~;~~t~~~~t~l~~~~~j~i~f{:~f;;~;~l~~~~~~~~~J~~~@~~~~~~~~~~~tm~~~~~-*~f "ml "·a··"•"'.·'·."•'•'•' ,., .,., 0 • See the ucellenl selection of Molhe~ s Day Gifts on · lhe First Floor. Costume Jewelry - Handbqs Gloves - Handurchiefs Hosiery - Kodab Candy - Umbrellas . Sheet$ - Pillot~~ C11ses 11nd Towe Is. And · I~ lhe Housewares Dep~~rllllenl · - Eleclr!CIIl Appli~s ~ Gltissw~re DIIIIICflllllrt - ·Corilflgre Cwlery and No~elties - .. OnRe114f·lo ''" ''""d floor t' edr .;: Porch , ..• ' :: l'l>llloroY pollee said ... OliO od tolil• vehicle. T!iO iiOo)Jo auto • • li!,lurod Ill two traftlc ace!. had moderate dtlmUe. ···Titura~~~.r. · '!'he ·first occur~ at 3:55 p. ~. tal Cwrl Ill. fllv'olVIDiPO· "!e!P dri~OII by · Eu&eno Fhl>-'· w, 59, l'llmtrQ,y, and FJI~ I!Oe· ·11, Zl, Masotl. 'J'!te Flahor, •Iii &Ueptpled to como 1« Soc!llld ~ · Cillo Court St., end tllruclr' lhe ·seoitnlllcle. ' :'FIIber waa C\tod ti> CCIO!I'I for ~ lllllor ,dima&jo was rejl(lrt- · ·, · ,, . . Tile other aceldent waa at 4:23 p.m. iJD Lincoln 1ioJ&bli IDvolv· in8 e&rf drivel! bi Mlcha~ ere.._., 18, Mldd1oporl, &!!ini lOUth, IIIII llonald McKIIiiiiJt, Is, Pomenv. '!'he vehlelts eollidod at a ~~- ·There 1111 mo4era!e ~a to boCh autoa, l'llilco .aitd tllotr lnveiu.alion II beiiJI 'conllnuod. ' T·uesday·' Schools' Worst at Polis . . . •· By ~EORGE HARGRAvEs, s...t. Mel,sa Local Sohool District Laot .TuO.IdiY tho IIOiors or Ohio went to the polla to vote on achoollavlo1 allaci'CIIa Ute aljlti. Some lov!H were paaoed. All It>crease was ·wtod Jp Atho!ll. Y-I\O'ilt' ~· Jjaal1y .iblo',tp ~ pa11 Itt '. .. Inc~~' 011 lh!•• 11\e ' ·-~try. ·n.....wr, Vclllra dill '"'IOI'III!Jr .... . 'st' ••. , .!!10 l · They are saying that we should find a more equital>le revenue oourco ror the funds we need. All acton the 18~.~:! an IIYini that 11 the !'Oce••!l1 to ...rce. new · are being bj' · who p• 'l;:!; • provisional coalition to include the Viet Corw. -"Free and democratic genoral elections in the whole of South VIetnam with a view to achieving the south VleQmese p.._,)e' s rlgbt to seiJ.<letarmlnalion. · -"Tho · question of tho VIetnamese armed forces In Sc:Uh Vietnam shall be reaalved by the Vietnamese parties Youngsters Go To Washington Thirty - seven you~sters members of the safety patrols at the Pomeroy and Middleport Elementary Schools - will leave at 4:30 p.m. tnday for Washington, D. c. , on their annual trip. Traveling by school bus, the youngsters will go to Huntington, W. VL, whore lhey will board a train tor Washington. Arriving in Washington early Satorday morning, tho ir<XV will spend lho day visltiqr points of interest IIIII will board a train for their return trip to Huntington Saturday night. They will be returned hmne frmn Huntington via school bus early Sunday morni~ Terry Ohlinger will drive tho bus and wlll aCCII!IPII1Y the ~ along with Fontoo Taylor. Ohlinger and Tay- among themselves. u -"During the period Intervening between restoration· ol peace and the hoi!IIJW; . ol general eloctltMIS, neither li811J shall impose ita political ~ on the people d Sautll )/ letniJR." r "' The clele.tiatts eailill'l'M:.Iar :~:l~,... slightly more tten . five ~· Tluradi.Y and afterWard. 1111117 Cabot Loctse, clllef u.s. ~ tor, said: , . "We t1tlnk political P~l concernirw: South V 1 e t a • 'Ill shoold be worked om b)' the South Vletnameae thomsoiVOI without outside laterference. u The plan was presonlod bj' Tran Bw Kiem, the Viet Coal N a t I o n a I Llboratl1111 FrGrK "foreign mirdster.'' $217, (}(}() to Memorial Hospital Wing COLUMBUS (IJP0 - Three hoopitals have received feeler· al funds for oxtonolm or IOl'V• Ieos, Alber! G, GUos, dlroetor or the Ohio ornce ot AIJpalachia said Tbursday. The Hocking Valley Cnmmtalor are teachers. · icy Hospital, ~. rocalvod $24,933 to assist In tile t:OIIIInlc......... .,., .. tlon of a coJ!IIIroboaiiVo public A recommendation by We• . hsalth center at the Jto9,1al 1o service Logan, Vinllll, ..,...,. deU Grote of Rutland, on the IIIII Alhens cootitles. effectiveness or Dally Sentinel Marietta received $94,oU 1D Acilm Ads in Tuesday's ediasolst In establishing a tion reported that Grate had henalve health contor to sorvtee sold a tniler to the first perWuhlngton, Morpn, Noble and son who called in answer to Monroe counties. his ad on Sunda)', Meigs Counl;y Hospital Com· The travel traUer was ac-. mlsatm, Pomeray, waaltltlllod tually sold to the ftrst person $217,,800 to assist In the co a. who called aboot It oo Moooay atruclloo of a toW I........... evening. Grate C.ncelled the care unit a a a win& ollbO eqtiti\J. ad on TuesdB)'• owned Veterans MOI1*IIl Hoapitalln Pomeroy. nnw::~:·~ """"**' the 50th spor of the 50 states. In other wonla, comparad to the rest ~f lhe nation, the total blll for Ohio residents is quite low. Ohio Is weU .under , national average In the amount of mmey spent PO!' p"'U for schoolL Tho " average state lilt bill per per• \ om in lhe !l&tlmlo nearly $183. ei In Ohio we PBl' Juat undor'$130 ,ohiO ranks 49th oot of 50 In lhls '·, cat.gol',Y. , What I am aaytl's Ia that Ohio ,hao adequate resources to PBl' N>d ocluca~on. A comparl· wllh,olher atstel S~l quito U.t· Obi~ 1\ll i!l!l' ~· to.do ·. ., ., · · · ·1oj·:J:ir.1;lt'·;·~~·v. • nWII Speaking ot Sclwobl-No. 90 •.~ ' lhlr~ ·fl~~r :Fli/!Uill!'t .vf a.n killda· P,i;ive;'cie~d for . ,pol' 111111 . L"'lln F11rn11ur~ ~ a,diO,s .- Tt!~vlslons Stereos - ~edspre11ds Throw Rllf!s ~ CI!f'lllilll dill! o,a~s - liil4 "" ·~~~ t~ .Jameo MaeArtllUr .. "RRAD TO TIOPEZ" l"'.·'l v- .........,.... ·~ 16111 Deadly Low-Putts Award ~ ' ·1, 2 Battalions Mauled (SOlO organl2atlon has Instigated a plot to Infiltrate major manufacturing !Irma throughout lho United States wilh antiwar mllllantl, accor<ling to Rep. John Ashbrook, R.Ohlo. The Johnstown congressman aald Wednuday lhe plot was conceived bj' tho Prosrosst.. Labor Party but his boon taken over bj' SDS. He termed the .labor party a "radlcalloft..,lng organization which consistently spools a Chinese Communist Uno." MEMBER FDIC Member Federal Reserve System .. . ' .... DENNISON, Ohio (UP0- Tor'nadaos and violent storms r~Rled lhrougb Ohio Th!rsday, creitlrv a "pa)'chedeUc dream'" which ,killed at leost two per· oons, lll)lred scores mqre and des~ed ·mora then 50. hOOMs. Olilo Gov. James A, Rhodes madO aerial autveys or lhe dovUialod ar011a and caDed In National Giard troops to prevent loOting. ' Mrs. HArry Fogle WSI kll1od wben a totnodo leveled her · lakelront homo st the Tappan ~ reoldontlal areo near hero. About 20 persons were hoapllal,lzed wtth'·injuriea, some serious, and 20 homo a wore destroYed In thla eastern Ohio cOmmunity of Ashbrook wqrm of SDS ~fillr~t~~ P.ffm wASHINGro!l :.. TilE sTl.IDENTS FOR A Democratic SocloQI and SAVINGS CO. th POMEROY-MIDDLEPOn. OHIO -~ ~ WASHINGTON- REP. WILLIAM H. HARSHA, R.Ohio, explained his "get Iough" Joglslatlon, aimed at student disorder, to a JIPOclal Houao subcommittee Wednoeday. llaraha has proposed the U. S. Secretary of Hoallh, F.ducatloD and Woltaro suspend ail fodaralalcl to a eolloge which hal lncldonla of violence on campus. '!'he Portamwlh congressman aald school administrations hive been at fault lor not controlling sbalonl ~ait:wL "To put It more blun\b', we're trying to give them (ldmlniatratora> 1omeguts,"llal'· sha said, "to pot aplnc In the spineless admlniiltrators." •, '' Ohio Areas Devastated 8y Tornadoes, Storms Harsha would add spine to college. FARMERS BANK THE ' .. 0 .. ·~.:. """' · o ~·,...no XXII NO. 15 WASIONGTON - TIIERE IS A "GOOD POS"'BBI ITY" analtemllt will be made to IDQleach Stt>remo Cwrl Justice Abo Fortaa unle11 Fortas clarifies the controverB)' surrOIIIIIfllg him over outside iJ>. come, according to Rep. Rober! Toft Jr., RAlhlo. Toft also said that, short or impeachment. a "lUll bloom" congressional lnvostlgatloo of'Fortas' affairs was aii!CI a pooalbUlty. Lifo magazine said earlier lhis week Fot1as received, but 1aler returned, a $20,000 fee from lhe famll.y foundation of tho sl,.... imprisoned flrancler Louis E. Wolfson. the savings habit. Put a little away each . I· ' '!,. Impeachment of ForW. probable ~ Taft ings from our savings accounts. Form ' · e' ' . . • ••·<· Bochor was uslgned to lho Navy' a pofi.IP'lduate school at Monterey. CaUL, for a o~ "management'' course, the announcemont said. Everyone enjoys earning generous earn- :·. "'., nounced~. WE WELCOME ALL NEW ACCOUNTS! . ' WASHINGTON - CMDR. LLOYD M. BUaiEH, sJdilpor d the USS Pueblo, has boon given an asslgnmont mland, the Pentosm an- MAKE THE BIG MOVE! • .,. : ' Cmdr. Bacher aaigned to mainland job ,. \ t, ,. 1M 111111111 a.eiJie V'!lwi' I Fin Depl.rlmellt llemcldll DIQ' IC• llvltlellb!lt will lllcl1JC!e aclllekell Misl CGara B. !lip, 83, Vine and lee craam ale. barboeue St., Middleport, died WodnoldiY 'ftte Lldlee A"zi111J7 aUbe ftn eVOIOS In 'Molga Gellll'&l J1ao. pltal She was born March 6, departlllent will ,..... I n d 1886, at Cheshire, the dlllgllter oervo bomemade lcecream,.uke of the late Jacob IIIII llary Rit- and Jl{e lhrcuahOUIIbo fll.y. Sorv· lni ot the clllckm will beila at chey~ She was a member of tho Mid- 11 a.m. IIIII ......d!l!o thraoqhaut dleport s.ptiot Church, Eva- tile fll.y. line ~tor 172, O.E.S., and the VETERANS MEMORIAL Mary White Sbrlno ot PomeroY. HOSPITAL She graduated from Cheshire ADMITnD - Alpha Waddle, High School In 1904 and attended Athel1s; Chalmeoy.Chlpmon, Cbiithe alwnni banquets there every Ucolho; Jaeolyn Glalllbunt, Bidyear. SurvivorS include two sisters, well; Frances Duffy, MaSOD; James Seall1, Mlddlep!ll'l; He1011 Mrs. David (carrie) Briggs of IcenhoWer, l'omor07: John TIIY • Cheshire, and Mrs. WUiiamOiollor I Pomeroy; Adria sane, Raera) Re)llolds, Middleport; sev.. eral nieces aM nephews, &RJ sev.. cine. DISCHARGED - Wllhur Beaeral great-nieces and nephews. ver, Mila llldlon, Loltio Rwlh. Funeral services will be held ' ... • •• '·' ..... ,.___ ,_, ,..,..,J . '' Will It come from state sources or local sour<>es? It may ultimately have to come from a com· ' blnatlon or-. but, atthlstlme, I fool that ·, .e ahoold stroll&b on· . courage lhe state legislature to take lhoee acllona necessary to provide lho funds necessary to llmn<o an adeqliote Om.i:atlonal PJ'Otll'llllin our slate. stall members or lho trl....,... Cheep education Ia lho moat cy -..obUo servl"'! were honoX(Ienalvo lhlll$ In lhe world. ored at a luncheon today held at foorly ."!!uca~ !-~- The Club Rastaurant in Racine: for It ail their llvea and th~ ~ub'I'ho IIDicheon waa hold, not or>llc N• ror II lor, a llfeUmt or ty as a part or a'•llbrarl' moot· w~ tor pOorij ~Ia- IDfo but o.tso to- honor tho atafl ed cl~ze!Js. 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