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Carroll(. •, .. . :~ ' ~,i\ ~- mdlller CR.ISII SCENE - A Rl. 1 l.upvUle or the, Wanda :r.lill'l..,!J!alhbul'll; 27, Wal killed oi1 ~ lb.cl1at 7:50 p: m, Solllr¢ar. at left wao operated '117 MrL l!alhburn lihllo Mary ·~011111 WW!aalson, Rl. 1, Radclut, w11 driver otthe ather car. ~-- A RL 1 WJWI.WO wGman, the mother of live YOIIIW children, Voilerane Memorta1 HOI)>Ital 117 the Middleport &-R Squad where boaome Melp Couat;y'o third tralllc lataUcy of the yeor :rrllen the cllod or Jnjuies sulrared In I twC>Qr colllslcm at 7:50 p, m. Sotunlll on CaJnlj< R<ad No. 1, lix.unths of a mile norlh of Route 124 at Salem CeiQr, The Ylctilu, Winda Ralhhurn, 27, wlo dead m arrha! at Vet. erana Memorial HOIPillllnPomero,y ofler her vehicle collldod M 1 hill crest With an auto o:veratod by Mary WW!aalaon, 72, Rl.1, l!adellll. Melp Councy Sherltrlld>ert c. liarteJiiMch, who, with tbe SCale Patrallnveotlgated, l&ld the 19M model Ratllburn cor woo travel· IJW IIOI1h and MrL WW!amaon'o 1987 model auto was traveiiJw IICJUlh 0!1 tho rural nlld. Mro. 'Rathburn WOI I'llllOved ID Plcl!ella, D. 0., ruled she died clue to a fracture of the eeeGIIII eerYieal vertebra. The 4ect&eed elooaulraredlnter• nal IIWm• ~ the chest area •• well II Internal hemorr....,, aeeorcllUB to the e'"'CJnOr. MrL WW!amaon, who wu reported In saUo!ac!Gey eanclltioJ> this IIIOI'nlllg, was taken to Veterans Memorial HOI)>IIII 117 Martin Ambulance. The deeeaeed waslU'eeeded In d111h by her' lather, Everett CO)', and ooe brother, GDeL She 11 ourYivedbyherhusbond, Bobb,r Joe; twodauglrters, Robbin Lj'm ani Trassla, ani lllree s0111, Mark, Charles ani Bdlby Nuon Will Report on Peace Moves , I . ·. ·. -·>{.' . . .. • ' -~ \ • ' ~ • • 1~ -: ' ; ' .. ' ' •' \ \!o c-r R. R. ·Joe, Jr., an at harne; three 1!11&- ten, MrL li!IDnle Riggi, Dexter; MrL Beulah Shuler, Raelne, ani MrL Prlacllla Shuler, Rutland; one bi'<Jther, MaxweU ~. Mar· ietta; her mother. Vi\'lan Coy, Rutland, and her grandmother, MrL Hoool Denney, Rutland. Funeral eervlees wW bo held Tuesday at 2 p.m. from the Rutland Nazarene Church with the Rev. Uo,yd Grimm oll1ela1lng. Burial wW be In the M II e s Cometery. Friends may call at tho home ~ the vletlm'o - , VIvian Coy, until oae prior 1D service• when · tho body wW be taken 1D tho chor<b. IJiartln FUneral Home or Rutland Is In WASHINGTON (UPi)- Pret- military ac!Mcy, IDelucllng the ollenslves by ldent Nlxm mot today with his posllbUicy ~ military commander In Vlelnam, the enemy, the ol tralniD8 ot the Vletnlllleee army and tho Gen. Crei&lrton W. Abrams, and level of u. S. foreeL" ., By United Preso llamatlonal 11110111eod he would reportb>tho Abrams - Sunday nlllbt with :FD'IU' chartlln ore in danger American people 1n • telovtllion ,, · addrus Wednuda,y nlpt oo tho ~ Seeretery llelviD H. ..)/· COLUMBVS - THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION at Its proapict. for peace Laird, Gen. Earle G. Wheeler, ~ motllng loda1 was to c0111lder re....at~'"' o1 !oar aehQOI Prest Seerew.ry' R 0 n a 1 d chalrmla or the Joint Cldolo or ~trlct c~n bo~JO of deflelonelel In curriculum. Zlealer l&ld Abrams returlled 1D S11tr, ud Dr. H111117 A. Kls- eharge or arranamneall. ;:, Unlo~ C!JIIIIdontioJI were the &opn Hills, BuckiJe ani BeUe WatillJiiton• fl'<lm ~ 91nc1ay aiD&ar;· Nlxm'o naUonal securThe 91erlll' s IJopt. eiiiO ID·~ ~ Dl,ltrlcts ol Lopn ani tho Wlnehester Local ni8!IL He rilet with tho Prell- lcy odvfeer. Laird, Wheeler and veortlpted 1111 accl- at 5 p. !!!~ or ' Adami c:ourey. If lj)provid, tho cllarlero would bo re- deal at tho White llouee, along Klllln&lerri .m. 8uldal. 6.5 miles eest ~ '· oat Ill 00 ,.itfiod effloetlve J~ 30, 1969. with other . , mllltar7 adYis- Wblte llou 11111111. Route· 7 at Cheater ... Route Wll oo.ilal;.qpiur.. l,_..,.~'----.r..- ·. _ ..,_.~.,, and _~·- ~·-~ . Tl!l \v .. ' Wlu·te ....lze!t One . llfll'll!ll . ' '• 1'""""""'1,..,., "• · · · - • " 'illiii7Ntiliii~&!'d~merahciiiiiNi· . bf l1ie . _ __.., atonal' leaderL · • tlonal.taleviiiCII.IIIId radio. Rlek W. Little, 19, Rt. I Mid· SIJCED A" 1<1,100 tho- _1161fon ll'om the Wblte 11m1ee alllclah eaniiCJC>. clleport, W.s taken lo Velerans O,ot tOdaY, willie tho ~estern lur ed 11101 the mMt1ng did IIOIID- liEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Memorial lloopltai and admitted 106-dejlfiO readhv• 11 1 oprlag beet,.• .., ccp- cllcata ·0111 Amerlean trOop withfor treetrni!nt ot boc:l< ~rles ADMJilsloNs SATURDAY drawal. Thi!O' ea1d U1at lli>ject after his 1965 ..-! ear wmt Clark, Fmnoro.r. ·v• Freeoe or ll'ost WI1'Dilw• were Jl(lsted tor earlY today as far Wll lli:ICUieed onJ.y In llle br9od· Jameo DISCHARGES SATURDAY oil .... rlllbt lido of tho .~ a• ,the C9liOft Bel~ The ...d Wlla -tor Son!armorrdJW or eoniext of the ...,.rei mwway and IDto a dlteh. LIUie was BertbaAmol. • • re<ord laws wera set Ill 'l'llnpl; F1&., ~rllWfltld, Me., Naai>- tary oltuadon. ADMISSIONS &UNDAY - Her- reporledl,y thrown from his v&.We, Tenn., Fort Smith ani Little Roek, Ark., Blrm(nglul, AlL, Abramo reported 1>l tho Pres- man Warner, Fmnero,y. hlcle. ~Is, Tenn., Cairo, W., and Tellaha11ee and Jlo.ytonl Beach, Ident, Zlesler eeld, on "11101111 (Continued on Paso 8) DISCHARGES SUNDAY- Nelle. ~ ] Courlb' ·, P686Z ; . '• ' ~" ...... Low cost Boatownen Insurance . . . . . . Cln - ... . ...: r . '• ''" . Oobese tablels and ter plllll, GIDiugbam ' - -.r·· * ·"""' • ·'· - ... J•, :a.a. " ' Countdown for Moon Inspection NEW YORK - PRESIDENT NIXON IS PUTTING preiiiUr& oo 8111reme COu1'l Jqstlee Abe Fortaa 1D resign beea111e of Wlllloclooed By Apollo Crew Begins Tonight ln!ormadm about hla asooeladon with cooYicted atoek manlpg.. lat« Louis E. Wolfaon, Newsweek mapllne said today, New-k ' ia:t-t Mlxm seereii.Y eent ~. Gan. JoluiMltehelltD eee Chief Justlee CAPE KENNEDY (UPI)Elrl Warren last week In hopes olgettlnghlm w help perouade Fortaa The long AIOilo 10 .....-n · 10 res!ln. • In WaohiJW!on, Rop. IL R. Groi1, Jl.lowa, l&ld he will ask Con- begins tonight for the launch ot •,JJiloo , ID bq;lreaeh Forlas unlo11 there Ia other "meaniJWfulac- tbree aotr...uts Sundal oo tho ilan" - a reolgnatioJI or a demand from olhor COIIII'OtiiiDlll lbr an final trial ruo for a manned iQve.tlpuOn. laniiJW oo the moon. Thomat P, statrord, Jolin W. liajunctitnt lUiced CWtJiMI tetJchen Young ani E1111ane A. Ctman " PARMA, OHIO - CUYAHOGA COUNTY Ccllllmon PI•• COu1'l wUI orbit tl!e m0011 tor 2lh dQ't Judp Franoll J. Talcy today ••• 1D hair a req•ti 117 the Patma next week to cheek the leDdiJW Sehool BCIIJrd for an llllunetlon w halt a teaeheu olrlke In Olllo' 1 machinery, perfect m0011 •YI· ,~ Jaralat IChool cllolrlet. pUm w~s ani ~ H 'l'ho Jjedtloo ccntenled the lelehero' l'allure ID report for work the olto .Apollo 11 Ia to vltll .to,IPee latt .1'1)unc111 wat c:ootrary ID Ia~, and asked thio -order JuJ.y 20. •'We eonalder ttda l.ieht •• ~ llaek 10 the cluoroomi. The toaehero, - pti:bw a llar!IJW ' ~ f!1 lJIIIIeiiJ, 1011111¢ to It 1D ..,700 whllo the boq the anal test for the whole fllllem , before the [lllanl•a - ol!er was ...200 a )'Oir· landiJW," YOIIIW · oald reoontl,y. ·;, Auditor Cloud'• decialon remailu cloudy The three alllronluts took ,_ :·,. . COLUMBUS - STATE AUDITOR ROGER CLOUD laid tllday he Sllllday ol! &nol hOI10d loda1 to woUld decide In the l'all whotherhewouldnm tor die· ~.......... bqiD tlow!JW ~- the pace ~ prilluatlono for the moill l•llcm tor gowrDill'. ,. aood ~ he would be a c:anlldato tor ,eilller governor "" nm ounbltlono mamed ....eelllslrt lbr ,......ctlon as llate auditor. Jet. SlmdQo al110 wu a rest day ''But I dell'teeemucblld.,......IDIIIlkllica dadololl IIIII.earlY," hel&id. - .. All the F'nt Nat~ you want, \ fora~ Durj MONDAY. MAY 12 . ·11,e .·}'L, angsvt lillled in Two.-C&r ;Collision ' RPJDUCE SAFE and II IJ.IIIIO(!r - enttne \ · r· · GOOD CLEAN LUMP II! er 1!011. Carl Wlntei Gnncle. Phont 145-11 IF YOU an building ' home '"' remodeling, · We are buRden. IDII lor Rotpolnt Appllane, I The b,ttemr..Of'l'lle Meigi-Mtu01t Area .. . ' . r • •· at y 111 So,q. f l • .. ' .~. illeee plulrea • llle '" •' • '. '' , 4·.There · ~e ' ,, ,,,eo .. ' ~ MU~LIHI ~ O'DANIEL DIES DALLAS (llpl) - W. Leo , . ,tllai Bael)ole ~ ....... O'Dtlllel, who IIOid i PT. ,t'U:ASANr ·- The rea, . ~fllw.fdlctalllr .~ lot 'or 1Jn0r and- a Jilt 0t llll!lkiU Of . ~ C. ¥am· · • atoljnl, · Ia lau~ • .-1.• Vlllel .11Ub lilt aid at Ilia ldll- ~ Admlalatr~ or ~ . ' peaaiGa.diiiQ badi -blulballdaQdblahoiueopud- .Vallif' JIDrp1~, baa' lliU u:: -~ i die!~ laidQ'. "' ~· 71. llollilcto!, ~·~ Jll1e ~ ' . " ,E'· ' •• Jf~~gePs .dn , ·· tbe lllght of A&l ..lo Ul U all goes well, AIOilo 10 will blast of1 at 12:49 p.m. SundaJ, sWIJW Into lunar orbit Mil' 21, leave It May 24 and aplash d01111 In tho Pacine Oeean May 26. While In orbit arwnl the mooa, staf!ord and Cem1n twlee Will fly a !IJur.leaed lunar m<XIule nlelauled "Sooopy" ID wlthlh 50,000 feel of tho IDOCIII to rehearoe 'VirtuallY everyth~JW but the IIN1 descent to tho w..r sur!aee. Young wW rema!D In the c om m 1 n d ship "O.rlle -n" In a 69-mlle hllb orb!~ The Apollo 10 mlasloo wiU bo tho 111011 daJWIII'WS yet under· . taken 117 the United stateL But Stall'ord l&ld Apollo 11'1 leDdiJW lllght wW bo rilllder and tho gaa1 ot Apollo 10 Is 1>1 minimize thooe deJWers. and Glen Cr1111, Meigs Hlgb School 11nlor. Mlu Carr arol Crlap wW reeel.. lrqlblll arol wW repreaent Melgo ~ at the state roadeotDbo held next month In Mart-. Karr ani Van ZUdt, Pcmeroy Moto< ani Ray Rlgp Mercuryprovldedautootor the &lllllalroadeo..,.,...... bY the LIDcoin Mercury DIY!oim ~ the F...d Motor Co. CSoe .,.........., '"' Paae t.) Accidents Reported P<xneroy police o"Yer the week- en! Investigated two aceldents. Soturday at 6:50 p. m., a ear driven by Cody Boothe, 17, Pmt.. eroy, struck the rear ol a car driven by PII!O' Clevinger, 54, Huntington, W. VL UeviJWer was stoppeclln a laDe ot trafllc onWeotMa!J>St.,pollee reported. There were no lnjurle1 aod .., arrests. Minor dema~l were incurred. AI 6:05 p, m. Sunday, a vehicle driven by Ada M. Crowder, 2~, Flndlotlo; Va., 'llrucklherOiral 1 ear driven 6¥ GoOf~ EY&na, 72, Charleston. w. VL, '"'NyeAve. Medium damages 1\'0rerepcll'led. BothdrlverswereeltedtD Mayor Charles ._r's eour~ Mrs. Crowder wu cited on a eharge of rot keiP!ng assured elear dislanee IIJid EY&na lor s~ ping illegally em the hlgbway . Mrs. George EY&ns sulfered a neck Injury and Mrs. Marie Niobola alii Tara Crowder, pasaengen in the Crowder whlcle, sustained mioor heed Injuries. They were treated at local hospitals, police said. Bryan Marshall INSPECTS RECEP!'ACLE - llarr7 Rbodea, Ohlo Valier lloiiiDr Cooq>any supervisor, inspects the l&le depository receptacle at the Middleport plant Sunday morning atler discovery ~a burglary there. The receptacle..,;, torn out of the wall Cas s~ In baekpound) and the thief or thieves entered through tho h..e, went d01111a IIIITOII chute ani Into tbe firm's walk-in safe. Company officials oald $1,· Seven-yeer.old Bryan MArshall 423.!7 In caah was taken in tho roobory but $2,500 In oheckl Wll or Cherry Ridge, near Hemlock lea behinl. Sheriff Robert C. Hartemach, Middleport Police and Grove, died Mll!!dll' morning at Bel Agent Herman Henry inveatlpted the burglary. It Wll reported to authorities at 7:45 L m. loda1 117 Georgo Grete of tho Children's Ho"' bakery. Lafe Cougar, another onwloyee, dlsoovered the burglary. Dies Monday p1ta1 In Columbus. Bryan, a Yletlm <1. eystle fibrosis, w a s one or: six el!ll- Rusted Bridge Closed COLUMBUS (UPO- The Ohio dren ol llr. and "We !eel that tho """""'oo II MrL Charles Department of Highways loda1 such that we can no loopr dfi! Marllhall ordereil the 73-year-<>ld bridge termlne tho oafot.r lactDr ~ the Marshall. oftr the Ohio River between strueture and tho lime lor tho Funeral arrenprnents are beEast Liverpool and Cheater, W. imminent cloolJW o1 tho strucIDa made 117 the Ewing Funeral VL, closed effective Wednes- ture haa arrived ani llllt tho Home In~. day because of corrosion in the span should bo oloaed ID aU tramc a• aoon aa D8Ctllll'7 C,aUe flbrollls Is an lneur- bridge'• cables. uwa do not want a recurnotlees aod posdJW can bo aralllo reeplratory dleease which renee of the Sll ver Bridge raq;:ed," the tlrm aald. Bryan had llllfterecl ataee birth. Trimc has been Hml!ell 1D Research has lenglhenocl the av- tragedy when thet West VIrginiastructure collapsed pa&&e"'"f cars llnee Feb. 5, eraae IUe span of Ita vlctlma lnoo the Ohio Rher near Galli· 1968, oo the recClllllllODdaiiOII r/. lo 12-15 years. polls oo Dee. 15, 1967, carrying the eJWineerq linn. 46 peroOIUI to dooth," Aid HighThe most recent m..,..u,.. way Director P. F. Masheter. was made In tho latter part or Me<tielkl and Masws, Har- March ani In eerJ.y l,ilriL Masheter eald 1111 .._, risburg, Po., consulting ensJneera who examined the showed eablea below 1111 rGidbriclge whleh Ia .,..... 117 Ohio, we,y deek are hlghly corrodid lalcl a recent lniPicllm re- and ma~ aiJWit wlru which vealed cOITOIIon ot the eablo- make up the eablo aw bMD hao coml111ed at an aeceleratod ported ani eaniiOI bo repalrod or replaced. rate. The brlclge earrlta u.s. Ill • ..,. the Ohio at that · pobL RAVENSWOOD, W, Va. The rwto '-• bolD ld Four drWen !JOrt ·InJured 10 motorist• eoodd .,.,.. lilt Sunday When IDto a ;her over a lll'loljjio IIIID Slllp. 1,900 foot 111 well !plied, . P~. Pi., llimel IIW&~~JW out . OFF Sl:l !'-$ WASIIINGToN . ,.;, ' t..:. I', Mrs. Marnhout .Leaves Administ,rator's Post · :. · '.ROME (Upl) - A courhuled ' for the launch erew that Is scheduled tD begin tho prellmil>ary portion of tho eoun-n at mldni8ht EDT, Other aetlvlcy In s._rt of tbe elgbt-<Ja.y moanlllllbt Is plcldJW 111- Four laqe Air Foree ioto left -.-b)- Patrick Air · Foree Bese Sunday for ttatloos oo the other side of tho world whore thoy will help fW 111 track!,. 1111• when APollo 10 rockets awe,y from earth. Tho atronft ere heacllag 1o c-. leland Ill tho lnll&n Ocean aed Perth, Aualralla, by we,y o1 otopovers In california ani Hawaii. Tiley are am~ eigbt foou'~nglm EC135 jeta that wW s~t~porl that mlooloo over the Indian and Pacliio oeeana. In addldon, u ather DOrenso Dopartmenl alreraiJ, 12 shlpo ani 7,869 per110111 wW ol(lpol't EARL INGElS, PRI!'SIDENT.m.Ecr or lilt Melp ~ J Q - ~--. tD lilt top girl ani~ of the amua1 JQcee RGedeo held Sunolll' oo the river varklar lot In P - . Tho winners, as a result of wrllteD and driving teste, ere VIcki Carr, a )mlor at Eaotarnlll&b ~ · • I · - - ' "' - *'- ~ baa' ... 11, General 911'1117 and M- itrleL · llrL wW Join • lllobilld whO bll recenll1bol!l ' promOted lo llh\rlCt ~ " ani- Albian! bllt Utilnlftl~. OVirtime ~. ~~;e:~.~ '.:r:! ~c~r ii ...,.,; te~rlllftua.. 11~\~l!t•*•~~~.-~... · ~!We 7ei)'1 uodllltiil~· BOckli!O'••• v•.-. The Kll'lilaata .;.. tho · pll'- .... ol tiiUl! • · CU1,\Mr¥· .., . 'jlii , II. '- Alr Foice II* l'jll'!ll ~;. .u.. ' ·..K~. .~iii· ilie qJi7 and'"'"'" ,' 11 1 :k· ' ••o To NllrYflt WU ' �' ' .. ( ' ttl711. i~. I ,. ' '3 - The llo!J,y SentlnOI, PCIIIIOI'O,I'-Middleporl, ' o,, Jolonilllo, )II,)' 12, 1969 Browns, ,ii:Jtaves. Trip PhillieS, · .... .. Ji. Worthy of Tax Revenue Support ,. ' ' • The nation's postal system and the public transit systems of nearly every major city have a lot in common. more than just the fact that both are engaged in the business of moving objects from one place to another. Both are caught in a vicious circle of rJslng costs and deteriorating service. In most cities, the tradltional answer has been to raise fares and cut service, with the result that more and more commuters turn to private means of transportation, fare-box revenues lag further behind expenditures and things are worse off than they were before. The Nixon admlnistration now wants to raise postal rates across the board. Firstclass letters would go from 6 to 7 cents an ounce. It requires no particular sagacity to predict that the post office's annual multimillion-dollar deficit wlll hardly be dented by this increase, much less wiped out, and that service will not noticeably Improve, any more than these things happened when the fee went from S cents to 6 cents last year. The difference between the postal service and a bus company, of course, is that the former h.. no lack of patrons. That, in fact, is its problem-mail volume is out· running the system's capacity to handle It efficiently, at least as It is presently structured. The problem will only get worse, for while people may grumble about another increase in the cost of stamps, they have little recourse to private means of mail . ..,. , . delivery. Both Ute nation's postal system and its transit systems ~se a common question, however, one which we may ask ourselves someday when we tire of runulng around in the vicious circle : Can the ma.s transportation of people or o1 mall be self-supp0\1ing? Should they really be expected to be self-supporting? Or are they both essential, public services from which all of us benefit, whether or not all of us utilize ~m, and a~ such qualify for the broad-based support of !he entire public? In other words, by subsidy from general tax revenues! , Strangely, we shrink at the thought, yet we do not exjJect our pollee or fire depart· ments or the U.S. Army to be "self-supporting." • .D- S~ ANTONIO, Tex. (UPOBeman bad oot been so ·'•loie tD hla first pro tour' . ~ent vlclorJ since early last ~ear when he mlased a 10-foot · putt IDd lost tD Arnold Palmer -on the first allldan death :playolf hole ot the Bob HOI)e ·Desert Claaslc. .: When Beman stepped liP to 'inotber 15-footer on the flrat aud4-th hole against Jack , McGowan In the Texas Open • 'Sunll,y 1 he was surprised io 'find that the putt looked iust ilke the one be missed a year A special exhibit to mark the 100tb anniversary ol the American Museum of Natural History in New York is entiUed ucan Man Survive?" As the name suggests, the exhibit focuses on the )!roblem caused by "man's heedless explmtation of his OIIW'Onment,. coupled with an accelerating technology and expiodlog human population." The directors of the museum cannot be entirely l'"''imistic about the answer to the question, at least in the short run. Tbe centennial exhibit is scheduled to remain open to the public for two years. A-ll .. lrae that In IIIOJt -ctloo• TIMELY CIUDIES · We bave four people here who believe that God is not dead. -Carter Porter, super intendrnl of maintenonce at El Paso , Tez., airport, where pLanes carrying two persons each collided. Let us rather encourage that healthy freedom of exp r e s s i o n-of dissent and protest- that once gave our people moral grandeur among .nations of the world. -Bernard G. Segal, presi· dent-elect of the American Bar Association, de· elaTing that uiolence con· not be condoned. H the federal government had a contract with a prl· vate concern to manufacture an item necesJary to our natio'nal survival, and that concern stopned produ~ing the item, the funds would stop immediately. Our colleges are producing the most essential product of the age-young people with sharpened minds. - Rep. Dan Kuykendall, RT e n n., proposing with~ drawal of federal fund! from colleges which fail to quell campus Tebellions. Evan .gals p1113'ing celluloid aunts have their personal couturieres: Mae Questel of '"F u u n y Girl" boasts her Wds are done 1111 by "Sberri-Anne" ol glamor· ous Jersey City ...• Mae•s son Bober! Bslkln, a child pqcholo81st, died at 34 .... If you admire the floest modem brass, get uMiles Davla• Greatest Hits., on the Columbia label : brDHan~unl· qule, exciting .... The tone on the l~ID sax at the closlngafthe "Tonlebt" show would be wortb recording aolo against strings, woodwinds and T0111 Mottola's guitar; that was Tony's ill, wasn•t it? Tom Gangemi, one of the nearby New Jersey meyoraley caodldates, i.s the former mayor who hsd to resl1111 wbeo it was revealed be never bad taken U. S. <fU. zenshljl after his Ilaltsn emigration; he has it now •••. Here•s how that CJJickie - scandal erupted across the HudSOII from Manhattsn: after he became IIIIQ'or, Gangemi decided the large ltaltsn collllllllllley deserved a parada just like the St. Pat's march .... Noting each year the hish ID his town Imported a Dublin CCI1&table for c:olor, he located a Milanese Ilaltsn oamed Cbrls11lpber Columbus who accepted the Invitation . ... &iddenly he was besieged by conatituents to "' to Milan and escort the modem COlumbus tD New Jersey .... He demurred but in· alllent political pushing sent him timorously ocr tD Mllao .... While be was aw~, his constituentene- Is btllllery, By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. Jean Seberg and Romain Gr~ definitely are divorcing but at the A boy in his early teens late teens without any treat· camelot you'd swear they'd )lsi writes that be ha. read that men! at aU. met with love at first slllht .... if three times a day be I certainly would not adSWing bandmaster Tony Pastor's would drink a glass of milk vise an operation. Human three sons formed a vocal trio to which two drops of iodine growth hormone sUmulates labeled properly enoullh, t b e are added be would grow growth In hormone-deficient taller. He wonders whether dwarfs but is of no use In Three Pastors . •. • The era of boys who do not fit tbiJ catecamp, or msta.lgla: political this is true or whether an operation would be necesgory. between the banci>Uis have been ordered to 'sary to make him gain aces ofothers 3 and 17 have In"Re-elect James J. Walker.. and height. creased their rate of growtb anolller to pot Fiorello LaQiardla Into Clt;y Hall .••. An.rtblng would be an improvement. but will not in any way mod- done only under medical suify his normal JU0W1b pat- pervlsion. One should altern and the iodine will not ways remember that being help at all. Since there are short bas its own special adseveral cause a for snort vantages at Umes. , FACTS stature he should first find · · · ·• out what cause accounts for Q-My daqlder, 3, baslU· his Jack of height. Some venlle eczema. Our doctor slow stsrters make unex- says there is no cure for it. pectedly rapid gains in their Can the itching be con- n!eg~:~a; ~~~r::ir::':~ If a billionaire decided to count his own money it would take nearly half his lifetime. At the rate of a dollar bill a second, counting a billion (1,000 million) would require about 31.7 years of round - the - clock work without holldays, The World Almanac says. Moreover, a billion bills stacked in one pile would be 59.3 miles high. QUICK QUIZ Q-l)oes the St<Jilu! of Libe11!1 stmld In Nftl! York or New Jer~ev? A-AI a result of a. pact between the two ststes In 1833, It stsndaln New York. Although both ststes share the waters around the Island, New York policemen protect it, and the residents of Liberty Island pay New York taxes. c..s· VlclorJ over the ~IIJhis 1'111\ilea, . . ' · , Tho• eeyen - ·· are lbe· tea., the Brave• bli ;poa~ a 2b..9 Jtl8rk tbla Mia '- .lncludlng Jdi.e vtctorlee In Jile tasl it f"'" a .890 pfi'QOntQo !W Is ,tilt beit In' ¥"14lboll. Atlanta the westem . dlvlstoo of the Notional Laque by two pnieo ever Loa Angelei ~ tiJree games ever Son Francisco. ·Elsewhere ln llle Nat!OIIIIl Leque, Son Dle&D tiJI)()ed aawes- 1- Louis t-2, 'Chl<lll!l blanked SUi, FJ!II!ciiCO 8.o ~·, lloui!Dn 1leal NetfYork t-i llut lOIII the IIOlCOIIil Pine 11-7, Tbit Clnclmail • M(inlresl and Loa Anptoo · ot.' Plltlbur-" ~eo . were rilDed out. In the '.Aiperlcan Leape, Baltimore · bi~ Kansas Cit;y s.G, ChlQ alppad Cleveland 7• 5, - Deirotf!!-"~3..3, w!UI1Pid call(ornla 7..3, Oaidand - New YOrk 2-4 and · llealll• 'lqlped WaalllnatDn 6-3, · Cepeda'• · ~ !dt ..~ after Felipe Alou CJjloailcl ths nln1b with . a (1191' "'-" to nm two-stroke lead after the first of'ffio r owiJI"made oece&S8l')' by the ralnout of last Thoro~·· ope!Uig round. He then rammed In !oor birdies oo the &ont nine boles ol the secood round to q>en 1CJ what appelred to be an unbeatable four-stroke marj!jn. lly United Press International Beman birdied three boles ina National Lespe rf1rf on that back nine-- tho East 11th, 12th and 13th- while W, L. Pet. GB McG..,an lost two strokes to Chicago . . . . 20 12 .64S par, Including the! botched putt Plttlburllh • . 16 13 .552 3 on 18. New York . , . 14 16 .467 5'h Philadelphia • . 12 15 .444 6 st. Louis . .. . 12 18 .400 7\2 Montreal . . .. 11 17 .393 7\2 West Off. Ph 'I N hour 11 Daylight s&vinf ·. Time came ln-a!ld t)!ey'D let it out again In !he !all ... 11Y United Preoo lntUDatlonal Today II Manda,y, )II,)' 12, the 132nd da1 or 1989 will! 233 to follow. 1be moon Ia - - lis lost qUirter and - phase. The morn)Dg staro are Vems, · Mara and Sotura. · The even)Dg otara are 1\lercury and J"'tter. on thto c1a,y ln hlatory: 1n 1780 tho ontlft Ccllltlnantll Arm7 o1 2,500 aoldlera ....,.,.. d.... to British Cclllmatldar Sir Henry co- a:tnu.•Je.1 ,.....,.. WASHINGTON (NEA) A Negro physician talked in dlscoura~ed !Ones to this reporter recently about the failure of hts efforta to lure young black men into the study and practice of lliedlcine. Said he: "They would welcome the rewards and the status that go with being doctors. But they want to fiy over. They do not want to do the hard work Involved. Tbey do not want to study chemistry and calculus and the other difficult subjects along the way." Tbe note the pbisician struck has been heard many Umes in the last severa weeks in interviews with people In many walks of life. A good share of the lntervtewee~were liberals presumed to be hiRhiY sympathetic to the aspirations. of impaUent youth. ~ever!helesa, they laid on . the same loll. · · · charge-often with eqital weight againat white and black In 1937 >oeorp 111i youth. . ci'OIIDid K!og ·ol E'lllndi · Tile quest Ia Jar "In alaat" everYibinl-f10Wer, tlfflae-, aueeaedl~ bla brother t.dward otatao, prlvllep-wlthMt re&arti to iiaiDIC, experle- ' vm wbo abdlcaW!I to lllart'l' or oilier ..allkaU.a. Atnerlcln dl...-cee Wallla War' ' The Negro doctor was understanding of young Negroes' fltld SIJ!tp- · somewhat agitated bid for "black studies," Insofar as these In 1149 sOvtet autborltle• ID are linked symbolically with a search lor IdentitY in a Berlin amilunced tho ,m of the world where they ba~ been engulfed by white culture and b1ocl!ldo of !hot dllldod Gtrwbite authority. filall <ill 328 Ill¥• In He did not ~ such studies, however, as any ltlnd of • · substitute for the knowledge both youn~lacks and yo11111 wblch a flla!ll Alllefl airlift bad te dU o1 If they 1UJpltad WoatPreildott Joiul F. wbl tes muat acqulre' •m a a -· y moun . v UJIIe, .. . 1911S are to have any role at aU ID the solving of the nation's real r,roblems of poverty, health, maiDuhitlon, educational ~ ordo..,.t troqla Into deftc ency and general urban conflict. tile vlciDiey <ll , . The present hitlh scale of militant student agitation over . Ala., alt.r riGilrc' black studles ana related Issues on college campuses aug· - - ~ gests that the mallei' is getting badly out of locus. . A tbOUIIR for the • clal! Vletorles IUt ..ve to do wlllt the aymllolo may preYitle Thomtl Carl1lf said, "Adm'ol· cy · 1. IICI,IMtlmto bird a lmportaat J!lyehlelle&l benellts. Bu& IIIey tlo- 1114 JO lite hard way lhideMtl for the JW@Ie!R-IOJvlae , · ·But ·ror obi 11111 who ca1t work thalli eeybiJ to be done. Tbey t1o 1llll ftD lite el!llllil man. --.....,. tllort Ira a 1_- _. p·•-.._ where vltlll jth .. llealllt c.re, edaealloa, ...._ tleve~ •., meat, ~ and law an IOIDI be&IIDJ fly tile ti!a1' hundred Who Jllll, ~ ~~- ~ , BERRY'~ * ""'In. tbOMaida. ' · . The an&er ot ftustrated, alienated blacks Ia somethlnc all Amerlc!IDI are comQig to understand .. Perh8pa=f must somehow apend Itself before many can be to look pait lbe IYJI!bola and d~g In to trail! !hs veal , grapple with the world Of practlcal problpma. .'. ,, . A cool, ~It)' Negro admin)jtrator 1\1 a we1J-hanc _, health center Mt down In the midst ·of ,ctusldnl pollert~ · · has ~r'ge .aketcbea of c.~rtaln ~¥ milill!n~ •dOrnlnJ biJ. ··office walla' ' · ·· · ,. Ma, be ~Y ~all ,hlf own paat-or almply Qmlnd him · !hat ~ atrljlttlt vo~~~ea ,tire atiD around Iii 1i10d forte,, But- · they lie fci"'blm tddl)': !; ' . " ( :not •·r.. .-..· ~.tlei. ,litit' -..er alill ~~~·~Ill~" > ':P. ,' • ' ' . . ed~auon. · ' .... "" 4.-· ;jd. .:~.,·~i' ,'J.l ' ), ., :, ' )j{ . •.: i.. I :( •• ; :. ' r City Loan of course ... If you can think of it-chances are - finance it. Ask your dealer for the thrifty City loan finance .plan whenevfr .you buy. If too hecrty 11 load .o L. mli!ithly paym~nfs" i$' a pioblem-colrus. We caii" hell~ you pay them off-ond then hove much less to pay out each month. Either way, you'll get a service !hot's hard to beat. 125 E. Moln When 992-2171 p.,....y, o. the antw.r •-decl ...,.,....... 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Afttwtr to IS MY WIFE OR BOY COVERED IN MY AUTO INSURANCE POLICY? make ads with professional eye-appeal, you need . cyl• '":d/ Mtsno""", New Orl.,..a, New Yca-k Glanta; ~Ia, st. Louis, San Francisco ~ Waablrctoo--- must be dfvlded "' for play In 1970. 1be hassle Ia on two points. Several of tho teams want to be In the same dlvlol<lll with tho Glanta, who alwayi have guaranteed stllouts and 81 ve the oppoairc teams tbe &lfi'O" sure to the Now York-blsed naUonol media. Also, the four ·teamo locked Into the cold-weather, amallstadiwn central division-Detroit, Green Bay, a.i..,. and Mime sola- want to be aligned with at least one ol the teams bleosed with warmer cllmatea and bigger stadiums. Regardless of borr the teems are divided, Rozelle can now start prapari~ !D sell 1~0 package to the TV networks. Presumably, CBS wiU televise the National Conference pmea Track Meet Reds TQ.ke Day By BRUCE BIOSSAT of I'VE Gal' TI-lE BEST SET IMDE···l'LL 61VE IT TO 'IOU· • • -~ eanferenc:e. ' ' The rlimaiPirc 13 -~• ID the Nell-' cante- - ... ~a;··ChlCIJ!Io b.naa,; Dttrolt, ,Green Ba7t Loa ArWtlll, Rain Halts SE District tftm .., $lOP 0'-JER. 1l) OUR. loiOU5E SI.TUFtOIIIY-- • YORK (UP0 - Tb e stullborn pro· t'Wiooll ormors fiDally have created two 13team ...irerencea by ' shlltilv three Natlonol F~ Leasue tooms. Now they face an even bl&ger hasale: maid~ "' lbree dhtalons out ol the remalniDB 13 tooms In the •tlonal NEW ment about the two 13-t.eam Blrml....,.. ILIIIT'S .JUI-IK •.. 1 Colts Reass~e~ · Under the terms of the agreement announced late Sa· tunJa.y night aller a marathm 36-bour sesalon. Baltimore, C le v o I a n d and Pitt&bursh moved Into the Amirican COIIforence tD join 10 American Football Leasue tooms. 1be remain!~ 13 teams wiU be In the •tionol conference and wiU be divided intD two four~ and ooe five-team divisions. But when the orrners convene ln June, the question of borr to divide the teams Is exPOCted to toke maily hours. The OWDers made it clear that the hassle over how tD divide the 13 remaining teams Is what liJok "' most of the 36 Loa Angeles (Osteen 4-1) at boors. Cmnmlssioner Pete Rozst. Louis (Gibson 3~). 9 p.m• elle n..!J,y decided tD end the (Only games scheduled) meeting aOO with the announce-Tuesday's Games ' Spectator Killed, .Dozen Others Hurt Youths' Refuse to Work but Want 'Instant Everything' NEA Washington Cormpondent win his ftrat tournament victory, It also netted him $:10,000 and left the diii8JII)Ointed'' McGowan, who seemed to have the touroament In his grasp two hours earlier, with seCOIJI.place mODe)' of $11,400. McGowan and Beman ft. nlshed the regulaUom 72 holes at lknlier-118r 274s, three atrokes ahead of TtliiiiiiY Aaroo, Lee Trevloo and Dove Hill. One more stroke !lick, at six· unler par 278s over the par 3635-71, 7,138-yard Pecan Valley Country Club course, came first-round leader Stave Reid and Bob Charles. Doug Sanders ftniahed alone at 219, Beman had to &hoot a course reCOI'<(..eying 65 on the second of the two rounds pla,yed Sunday, and McGowan had to mtas an 18-incb putt oo lhe fino! hole tD blow the title. .. _ McGowan bad opened "' a Udrd for a bit o11 ...U.Ver Dick - · '7'h pmea belllnd OIIOIIIID ;Furell ~ liliiJt ,,.,..., .... 1!1:-tlill 84111em lllvllllon. Follx Millan llounUd oot' J1u* 'lllii.J .wwtama hit a t-.-wi Aum '.,., _then ~ hDi)ler . ID the !!rat tmlna, walked to set .. q,j, atqe· ·lor 11an<11'. ·:J.Wel' ~e ID lbree Cepeda~.& bit lllat ~ ii 3..3 rDill wlllf.'io bolner ~ • lingle !14. · • and Roll s.JM lln&ied ID two ~ llao ..,.;,10c( 'tbe ...... as t11e Ma blanked Sm Braves' third on a '*ssed F r a D C I 1C o. Kon Holtst11111 ·boll In tbe ilxtb alter Jlfcb pltcJied a nlntldtter arid struck Allen dropped his pop fir out 10 to match his career hltlhA two.I!Uil homer br Jlmm,y behind first for an error. CePecla J!lOV8cl all the "~' to WJ!Il In the four-nm IGurtlt third when Allon's tbrolr to bmlng ~ Larri Dierker' a fiYehit CO[Jeda In the back. hitter save tliO Astroa the ~ ~zii'O'a Ue-brealo Victory ever lbe Meta ID the lng dool>le with two out In the _..,., But Tommie Ape, who ninth pve the Padres the lilt a homer In the flrlt pme vlclorJ ever the carda. Canniz- fqr the lllets' aaly run, odded zaro's hit, hia lith ID the last 27 tWo more ln 1be second game at bata, came alter Ollie Brown to pace !IIi! Met8 to the victory. and Ed Splezto walked ~ The 1\lets scored ob: nma ln the ana)IJIOd a 2~ tie. It was the first lnnlllg to pin the toss on . _ loBI In the last 12 pmes Doll WUaon, who lasted 2..3'1 ol for the slumpinil: Cards; who an lmlng. l ' Jonel JJ:'im Q-Cotdd a eblld'1 temper· ature Vtll')' a degret! or more from early morlllni to mid· ' afternoon If no Infection is present? . A-4f a aormal clllld is ' very active an elevation 'C)f 1 to 1.5 degrees Ia not unusual and should not cause alarm. Moat such rises In temperature go unnoticed because the wise mother doesn't routinely tate the temperature of a child who appears to be well and happy. BRUCE BIDBBAT M"'-'1 CALL. IT A PRESENT, 15UT TO NIYONI WHAT HE WIS 6011-16 10 GIVE ,._ FRIEI-lPS KID SOUNDED GREAT"· ~dr'::. ~ f:'!~~d~ WORLD ALMANAC Hado's Thcy'll Do It Every Time BULLGAAV'I·- · cure is the rule. Even this may be dlf!ICull The first step is to discover the offending allergen IC! !bat It can be avoided. Skin Infections are commonly assocl· ated with eczema and, when they occur, must be treated prompUy with antlblotlc:a. Local applications of betamethasone valerate are very elfecllve in reducing Inflammation and !hereby lndlrecUy aUaying tlie Itching. Instead of soap and ~ate!1 your daughter-l akin IDOWCI be bathed with a fat·!ree lotion (Cetaphll). Will Not Help Growth Miami Archdiocese for orphan- mles soeaked his secret tD the ages, hospitals, schools, etc. U, S, State Dep't- and the relit Pasquale in exot. Braves · • ' ~~~ · :~. ., AIIIIID at New York, nii!hl leagues rather than to continue Hooston at Mootreal, nil!hl the debate. Cincinnati al Plilladelphia, nll!ht 1be 13 teams in the San Francisco at Plttsburltll, American Conference have night •go. been aligned. Cleveland and ·: "I usually don't think about Pittsburgh will be In one American League anytblna extept just geW~ the . conference with Houston and W, L. Pet. GB ball in the hole " he said. "But Clnctsnstl. The Colts and the East ' . 1 was . really struck by the Atlanta . . . . 20 9 .690 New York Jets- rivals in last W. L. Pet. GB )lmllaolcy ,or those two putts. I Los Anlloles • • 18 11 .621 2 year's SUper Borvl when the Baltimore .... 22 11 .Ge7 Sao Fran. . , , 17 12 .586 3 · left U.t other one short, so I Jets scored an astounding 16-7 Booton .. .. .. 19 10 .655 1 . decided to go for thla one.., Sao Diego . . . 15 18 .455 7 upsetwUl be in the second Waslltngton . • 16 16 .500 5\2 Tho birdie putt dropped and ClnciMati .• . 13 16 .448 7 division along with Bos!Dn, CHILUCOTIIE - Cbllllcotbe Hooston • •••• 11 23 , 323 11," Detroit .. . • . 13 15 .46« ~ Butralo and Miami. Oakland, made ljle 31-year-old Beman New York . . . 12 19 .387 9 was leading and Atheos third Smday's Results the eighth player this year tD Kansas Ciey, San Diego and wbeo raln and hall forced post- Hwston 4 New York 1 (lsi) Cleveland ... . 4 21 .160 14 Denver will be In the third Well ponement of the Southeastern New York 11 Houstoo 7 CZnd) MIS Race But W, L. Pet. GB section. District track meet for b o t b Atlanta 4 AIUa 3 Mlmesota ... .. 18 9 .667 Class AA and A schools here Chica!J) 8 Sao Fran 0 lntermtionol League Standl~s Oakland .. _... 19 10 .655 Saturday sfternoon. Sao Die!J> 4 st. Louis 2 By United Press Internatlonol Cblca&O ...... 12 11 .522 4 Two Class A events and threo Cine! at Montreal ppd rain W L Pc~ GB . 1D AA will be run ocr to com- Los A at Pittsburgh ppd rain Kansas Ciey . .. 15 14 .517 4 Seattle , . . ... . 11 17 .393 7\2 Tidewater ... 13 7 ,650 plale the moot at 4:30 p.m. to• Todsy's Probable Pitchers California . .. _ 9 17 .346 S'h Louisville , . ,!2 7 .632 1h cla,y. (All Times EDT) Buffalo . , .• ,8 7 ,533 2'h &mda.Y'• Results Unfinished were the twG-mlle San Francisco (Perry S-3) at Toledo .. , . , 11 11 .500 2 • CAMBRIDGE JUNCTION Re...,."" In critical condition run and mtle rel07 In b 0 I b Pittsburiih (Veale 3..3), 8:05 p. Cblca&O 7 Cleveland 5 Syracuse. • . . ,9 10 .474 3'h Baltimore 5 Kansas Cley 0 Mich. (IJPO-- Against the beck-' was ..,.Dean Yinger, 12, of classes and the pole vault In m. Columbuo • .. , 8 10 , 444 4 drGp o1 tragecly on a rain- Livonia, ID Universley Hospital Class AA, Sao Diego (Ketley 2-2) at Otl- Detroit 3 Minnesota 2 Richmond . .. . 9 12 , 429 4'h Boston 7 Callfornts 3 apattered course, ParneW Jones ln Am Arbor. The meet was finally halted at cago (Jenkins 4~) 2:30 p,m, Rochester , .. . 8 14 .364 6 cbucked;ulda.hlllnan ,l\l'rar ~ The other ~ ., /,n~l!ldllllluv~:55 p.m. ':f.\'!r •< =Je~~'!".: ,, •' "'' ·•· • ..,,., \)ald'l'!f! ~ Ne",Yl>f~. 0, sUriJai•it Results Seattlo:GWashlnaton ·5· ,,, • .... ·came IIlia MriDer1 '''" "'''"' '• Ftel!:her'a .wlfo, ,~ 48, ·were !ier rltn ~llifs. Columbus 7 Toieda 1 Todsy's Pr-le Pitchers Jones won the Trana-America In fair to good condltloo. Three . Chllllcotb•. hsd .amassed 49 . Tidewater at Buffalo, 2 games, Wasblngtoo (Bosman 3-1) at race at Michigan Jnte1'llallonal per~s were treated ~ points, Lancaster 46, Athens 38, , ppd, rain CalUornla (MurpbJ< 2-1), 11 p. ~ (MIS) Smday alter released. Marietta 31, Gallipolis 20, IronRlchmoiXlat Rocbester,ppd, rain m. CliJ(clala UJ)IIeld a ford Motor Jones . turnablllt , 1 c t 0 r y too 4, Waverly 3 and Belpre liD , I 8 ext Loulni.lle at Syracuse, 2 games, New York (Downing 0~) at c0mJISIII' protest that ·his lops came w1M1J rscOWIIY ofllclals, Class AA and A It waa Adeoa MONTREAL (IJPD - The Seattle ppd_ rain (Bell 1-3), II p.m. ·were. counted Jncorrectly 1n the 1J!II(er a protest from the Ford and Unlolo tied for first at 46, Cincinnati Reds' first trek oorth (Only games scheduled) tour-llour race: team, rechacked t1m1ng and Chasapeake 29, Southeaatem 21, of the border was a washout TUesday•s Games WINS REBEL 400 But the Torrence Callfor- scoring charta. Paint Valley 18, Federal-Hock- aa two counts. Boston at Oakland, nlllht plan's Victory, dec~ed nearly "Wo have reviewed the IDg 8, Crooksvllle 7, Eastern DARLINGTON, S.C. - Lae The Reds dropped a declsloo Wash at California, night Roy Yarbrough survived a tour hoUrs after the race was olflclsi aeor1ng aild found a (Pike), lllancbester and Minford to the Montreal Expos 7~ Set- New York at Seattle, night collision with Bobby Allison flnlslied, wu marred by a discrepancy," olflclala o1 the Locll 6, Miller, Zane Trace and onley on a wild pitch and then, Cleve at Kansas Cley, night with foor laps tD go and won apeedw~ accident ID wbleb one MIS said as tblw al)pped Marl< Cl~ •· K3ger Creek 3. &mday, rain washed out their Baltimore at Mlm, niiiht the Rebel 400 stock car race. opectator was kUied and a lllllohue, Media, Pa., from first Atbeno first place winners chance for revenge. Cblca&O at Det, night dozen others Injured. to second place. were steve Riggle In the 220 amda.y's canceUation was reHorst Kwec)l, driving a "It was a human error," one (:23,2), Bob Sebring ID the 440 scheduled as purt' of a dooblo118Jby Boss · Mustan& loll ofllelal almply explained. (:52,4) and Bob Handley In tho beader Aug, 12. control at Gie 12th lap while Jones was !Ius top 880 CZ:Ot.t). The Reds rest today before •• 000 1n the •• • Tom ~ncer of Galllpolla won taking on the Pblllle• In a three· I ol Fin~ 120 mtles per hour. The pr ze111011ey .,., ..... the hillh burdlea with a :15 fiat Qlernee, m., driver ~ the mtle, 104-lop race after a total and Chuck Neal, Galllpolls, liJok game series beginning Tuesday. FollowlOg the battle at Pblla· cu Into a skid 14 reduce Its purse <ll $35,000 ID the Initial the. discus at 139 ft., 5 ID. apeec1 but It aroond and race <ll thO Trans-Am Hrlea. delphia, the Reds Journey home spun Averqlng 85.99 mph as the Only record set iRs In tho to host the New York 1\lets Cor riiiiUIIed broadalde tlu'oll8h a broad Jump wbere Marietta's three pmes. ~a crowcl ol leader a f"'!!'..man <ll D. ave Burke leaped 23 _ ,..., ,., !L _ _ ,. f~torlntos. ....,.._ Mustangol drivers, he team wbiJIIIOI) Gary &rtherland did the damDurward Fletcher, 43, an llirou!lh ID four houri ~ 10 inch. age for Mootreal Salunla.Y wiMII American llolors COrp. dealer Hconds. TIES RECORD he scored on a wild pitch In the from Lanaln& died sbortl,y Doncllue completed 103 lopf FRESNO, . Callt-John Carlos elabtb Inning by reliever Clay afterward' ln Foole llotpltal In ln his Clevrolot Camaro Cor tied 111& .,.-Jd 100 yare~ ilaah carroll. SJtherland alnglecJ. ,IMrby Jackson alter Sldrtring $3,500 prize money ~ ob: record ot 9. i secondl and then drivln& ln John Boccabella and ·lleod ln)lrlea. polnta toward lbe ......wtuanchored the San Jose state 880 Floyd Wicker before making .-.r~l ohamplonohlp cqmpaied and ttOryard relal teoms to, borne oo Carroll's error. to • • • nine. , ·. Impressive Vlctorlea and lbe Tony Perez hit his seventh · Plaeing third "' a .._... tiUe ln the West C<ast homer ID the first IMina, J(vlng Flrtblrd· · wu - /errr, Ti..•. toom Re'"" the Reds a 2-4 lead. Clnclmati Eilctpo,, Calif•, with '103 · lapa. """' went ahead 5-4 ID Gie flltb on a One ·iop crt illat pace wao Bob The boll weevil causes tbree-run homer by Alex Jolll. ·Tulllull, rani Church, va., In a 90% of Insect damaae to cot· aon, ~ added a Onal tall;r ID iavellll. · · · · ton. tho nlnlb. '· . cases eoatrol rather than ... Taking Iodine in Milk ~:~ dl ~}/fl. ~~ ' Writer a.,. Wl!l' a nln1b 1'"'!"1 llfi!lle u.t ..OI'ed .Fei)IJO Albu from ieeal.t bi• .and pve die .Beman Is ·Winner Grim Question for Man TamnlJ' Grimes on the Merv Grif!lncast looked like a Jrlwle nun .••• If Tammy's terrific talent had beenbetler handled, she'd be the American Bea LUlie by now .... Nixon's urban planner Pat Moynihan looks like a character oot of Dickens .... The Norman Maller-Breslin N. Y. IIIIQ'· oraley ticket Is ridiculous without being runny .... Same New Jersey sagewboassuredusC<ln& Nell Gallagher would be re elected despite Ufe mats revelations now foresees 'lbomas Whalen elected IIIIQ'or ln Jersey ' ll- •~. Ia . a liiltter at ~~~. aDd ) not quanliey for · Orlando·,Cepeda Ibis season. Cepeda, tibtalned by the ·;· ~II ants Bravei from the sl · ' Loulo cArdinals for JiJe .Torre, ·• .. 11 hltllng·.241-a far ort from · . Ills .303 lifetime aver.., and ~:lda ·'.325 ' mark ln 1967 with the Cardinals when be won the "'Natloaal Leasue•a most valua''ble player aiYard. · ' But Gie Braves are still more . ,than ssUBfled with Cepeda's ·'hltttnlJ since he colleged hla ~.HYenth pme..wtsnlng hit &m- THE WELL CHILD (D BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - Former Yaokees owner Dan TOPPing heads baek ln!D a Miami hospital .... uMr, Frick,. of the Ice Follles Ia skating on thick leo: he's a miUiooaire via shrewd Wall st. skating .... The next naob from the ()nassls famll,y will be about ao Arl In-law .... Lorraine Fret.. mann, widow of Frank Frelmann .who :was president of the Masnavox co. and lett $150,000,000, when be died late last year, Inherited most of that nne pntteman•s fortune - and the tender lroey: they were divorced for years •••. But Frank•a faith in his ex was suc:b that he trusted her Implicitly to handle all his ¥(8te!s •harlll as • wished .... Lorraine has just 81veo $15,000,000 to the .,IIY vrro ln'ELLINO S~eelers,: ... ''·~~";j['tt;"~~~~~~~it"":~~~~~if~1 , ,. ads SING! OR PHONE 992-2156 �' ' I t - '1\t Dill, 5 tl!"i!..PII "rc:fs.-1, 0., ''. .hJ, :•:vo,t~ 11118 .. .,,- • - .... llaPb' _:Jtn~ior . . :Unit Wins·Dfsrrict tfw~rd.~¥ l a,__ I ... - -. .- . .nte. H;~· ' •, " ~ ~~ ~... . ' • f,: -~~ . " !\ t .... . A '113fq 'UCI I ~ ... .. '-ted at 2:11 p.m. ...... --~---,,.------------------------- ~ ,Four Complain of Injuries When DISTRICT WINNER - lin. a.rlu Kulllll&er bcllda the junior aehle- lrqJhJ llwuded to the junior unit of the Ladle& Auxiliary of FeoDOy·BeMOtt Post128, American LoBI'"" Plcbnd' with her, lett to right, are Jane GUkOJ, oecretary; Debra MeGullln, chairman; Anlla Fullz,treuurer; and Becky Rwsh, hiatorlu, wbo attended tho District 8 eonferonce at Junellon Cli1 w!len the tropi>Y was presented. Easter baskets alii flower ar· rangements ror charter member& ins were made by the girls dur.. oaaaaaooooaoooaooaaooooooooooooooo Green Thumb A week!J feature of Melgo Garden Club m.-rs. Births Why PeonieJ Don't Bloom Mrs. Harold (Caroll Wolfe Rutland t'riendly Gardeners t:.~~.J.'Ik·-~·'111--..:,..-_~..,.,::,~teZ--~M<r·_..-.v.nl- ~- _ n.. most l!llnniOII dloase lilfia'lii ~ Is botr)'tlt To Initiate tlidted Prau ~Gill Three ilaJor lntllll<tiiaJ tODta q/. jlle pall hundred JM ha.. .... illoden1 ...:. IIIIo tho "lll)lritaat wuielaar wbare he . !Indo himself. That Ia the -'oal ot Dr, WW Harber& the 111'llt Jawllh achol.ar who Is proleso« ol phiJOICIPbJ and cullilre II Drew Unlversiqr, lfacllaon, N.J. He ldentttlta the three Intellectual eurrente, In an article publlohed 10' the Jnter.. eollqlate Rev!.,., u relalt· vlsm, pooltlvtom and oeculariom. ' - .. •• • J '· ' , . .n ........ No .,._""'· ..,.._, ,. ~ ~ , :l , 1111 , ..,-. ~I .• .~, ~· ~· .,. t ••!!111!!111!!111•••• Milionle Te!IUIIL ciftlcer1. IIEIGS .. eooNTY Wlvet, 8 p. m,.V.! I y, hcllllo q/. Mra. tqer Y~ lira. Arthur Strauta, adi!dnl.a-.the aallot.lilt, Molp COUIIIl llealth Dept., wrli bo the ..r<ar. All WIY8s lll'8llcl to &lionel.. rouam ANNUAL DIMOr, Eight and Fmv, Molge Ccuii:Y salon, 6:30 Monday attlla Mlddlei>GI't Cllurek of Cllrlat With the meot!IV to follow at the WdlePort ~· Scho!ll at 8p.m. ~ ollleera wiD be the JIUOSII ofhCIIor, TUESDAY , lncludliil "Kolhor," "M.r lldthAUXIIJARY OF Lewis MaaiOJ tl"o Portrait," ·~111e llaee to POl& 363, American ~on, 7.p. . Win." lin. Paul Fr1ek read m. Tuelday, at hameofMrL WU"8omebaily'l Mothar," and tho 111m Smith. pye the loonl'1 Prayer iD MEETING OF teachero and UD!oon. helper a tor Bible School at Clleo~· were CCIIIduetedb)l Mra. ·ter Methodist Cllureh, 1 p. m. Uoyd Wright with Mra. P a u I Tuesday. · Elchlnpr and Mrl. Eraeat PowSPECIAL moetiJw, Middleport all as the wlmora. Mra. PowoU Lodge 363, F, and A.. M., Tljeoalao won the cioor prize. day, 7:30p.m. Degree work wiD Yn. \Vrlght, Mrs. 'l'rley and · be given, Carl Tl,ylor, worahlPlira. llawollon IIOf1ed retreab- tul maater, aii)OIIIICoa. All Maomtrila to thoo~ named and Mra. ter Maaona Invited. MaxElch!Jvor,Mra.RobertBow· MEIGS AmLE11CAsan.meetoft, Mr1. Lou Diehl, Mra. Aileo l~Wo 7:30 p. m. Tuesday ot Mollo ·E!chlrwar, Mr1. Carman Evana, lllih School. auditorium, MlddleMro. CllariM Karr, !lira. C!ar- · port. _, .Cartlo,- MrL llerlha Park· WEDNESDAY or;, IIIII Mra. Ernest PoweU, POMEROV·MIDDLEPORT Liibembera, and Mill LoulsaJollll- ODI Cl.... Wednesday IKNID, Unit1011, lltc!o' Wright and Mr1. Judy ed Me!bodlst Cllureh social room. llloneer, auests. POMEROY CHAPTER 80, Roy. al Arch Maaona, alated cmvocatlon, Wednesday, 7:30p.m., Pom· 11'01 Masonle Temple. WIUTE ROSE LODGE, 12:30 p. m. Wednosda,y, American L. gton ltall, Middleport. """'• Mra. Mao sauor or Columbus spent the Motller'a D:v week- JIUJB .llliiikJN WillNER - lira. Allard Pratt dlopl&Jaau 111'1'111Pmea! wbleb llhe exlllblled In sprPna Gcorer shpw of the Wlndi!V Trail Gardea Clli>. It was a blue ribbon wi...,.. In tho "Arlee" elaaa of artlatle arrangamente and was just- of mimoroua beautiful t1ora1 pieces dea!ped bJI prden cl,., membora. tho Four Awards Taken The artistic arrangements of Garden Club tor their outstand· .~ Mrs. G, R. TIIompeon took tour Ins exh!blte In the category ~ top awards In the "Sips of tho "Capricorn" (tho ...,.t) whleb .: Times" spring flower show·or featured the use of animal fls::: . the Winding Trail Garden Club ur!nes. The Junior d11b, made staged saturday at the Pomeroy up or student• In the opeclal Elementary School. educellm clasa_ at the Pome,, Partlcular(y OJeeotehlng a.. roy acbool taught by Mrs. Char· ~: mong the 88 exhlbtte of the ooow Pes Lewis, also received a blue ~: wa• an arrangement teaturing a rJbbon award for a horticulture .;,., Sln&le white gladiolus am bridal display of seedlnp started in '• ' wreath with a larpMadonnabusl tbelr elasaroom, In the edueatloneategory uSag.. a pearlized errcular base. 1 ~~ was Mra. Thompson•a blue gllarlus" (the hunter), whieh feaEleetlal at II8W ollleers WOI ribbon winner In the favorite ar- tured collecllooa or wild plants t teatar8 at a recent meetlDI rangenlOJt categoryoftho ....... and materia1s, Mrs. Charles allbo Women'1 SoclotJ at Cllrl" Mra. James Tltua, an aecred- Lewis, the show cbalrman, took tlail 8eftlce of the A...,. UllltA car wash wiD be held by the !ted Judge ol the lllio Auoc:la- the tirat plaee award. Second, ed ll'lllta 1181 Church, IO'ncUIL yeuth tellowohlp of Heath United lion or Garden Clubs, judged the third and fourth place wiMers ll'eltllll at the hDine ol Mr1. ll'ethndlot Chureh at Mlddloport e11ow whleb certainlY pointed up Wf!ll1' Mrs~ 'Thompson, Mrs. Ter ~ Wllldlll.~ '"'~ .··~ .,,,._ ,..,. ·~ ,....-~ .· 1,. "t\tho · .:.u!':O ·~~ rr. •,r. • from•l 9 a. , tile creative~ of ;tbe e:Jhib... roll, am MFa. Rol>ert . Lewis, · ......._1 it....,.,. I. m. tb 3 P· ln. !lora. Tbe .mhlhlta were varied roapecllveiJ. Katl ~·• 1lct preoldent, and PlaDI tor till car wash opera- In daslsn and tor the moat port Ribbon winners In the borllllrl• Vlrlll ·reatord, CllriJIIan tlllft were Dlltle when tho youth were made from aprtng garden cullure claaa for speeimen exIOC!al relatloaL All ClChar ofll. ......, mat Sunda.r nlabt at t h e flowers - lullpa, Iris, azslea. h!blte wore as follows: carl qnld 11o -u.tue tor an- church. Prleea wore HI II tl Exhibiting In the &how bealdea Iris: Mra. Thompson, first, Olbtr ,.., llrL WUUam Eleb-. for an exterior Job. and tL50 for the membera of the Winding Trail third am fourth; Mra. Ruby ~~y .. lqlr pzeo t*«' the'!"'JCirr !rem both exterior and Interior. Garden Club, were members of aeu, aeconc1.. 111o illlll1lnatlnc CQJIIIDittea. 11lo 11'0111 d!scuued 1 oub- the Pomeroy Gordon Club the Tullpo: Mrs. Hysall, llrat and ~ to a D"'ldnalll!l _,. dlatrlet meetlftl to be held at the Twilight Garden Club .,.j the third; llrL Thompson, ......:; m1tt.o • 1f/O wire llrL 1181- SJracun Chureh Sunda.J, AI the Neacllma Club. ' and Mrs. RClbart Lewis, fourth. en 1o1m"'"'"".; 11r1. 0n111a iiiaetiftl were Slndl' Johaaon, Edlllhbon winners in the arttoFl........,. tree or Bllrub: Mrs. CIGOb, and lin. DaDa 'WJae.. die Brown, John Sebo, MarJ Am lie er....,.mento eategory or the llysall, blue ribbon for masnoPlllwmar. Bechtle, Brenda Edwards, Jennl· Jllow were as follows: . la; Mrs. llyaeU, red, tor ptm< lltl..S&uYap praaldod at the for Gobla, Brldpt Gclble, Teresa "Places" (the flab) for ,.. .. dogwood; Mrs. Robert Lewis, mi 1, 01 wllleb ope11011 With a SIIY<Per, Debbie?owalland &loan lbowlng rlu1hm: yellow for scotch broom, and '-medli.IPon, .,._ IIi Uve Dal- Power•. M,,, 'l'holq>IOIJ, blue; Mra. Jolin white tor wei&llla. Other specimen: Mrs. Rebert !(' bJ NorliWI Vlneenl Peale Tarrall, ted; -Mra. Dora Heaton, Lewis tor splreo. ·n od b7 ltllu Muela K11'r. The yellow; ""' Mro. llldh Moore, A blue rlllboh tor excellence prOii'll11 bJ 11ro. Klot• no Ilk· ner white. .. 111 from tht ....,. boc*, '"lbo· "Leo" (the lion) tor iri'II1P- was awarded I>Y Mrs. Titus to Pi aPPI" and ... oatllled 11111111 With a """"' modern ln- MFo. Walter Bentz far her ape"Mfliilunlln GIYIDI."IIIIccil1.. fiAience; llr1. 'J'bom,Pion. llrat; ·elacled with• poem. Mra. Miley Franctll!uinprd- lllra. Robert Lewis, aeeond; lira. Thl.........,.onportlllewad ntr ilao ellail'11111noftht.reaol,.. Charles Lewis, third; and Mra. SHAMSKY RECALLED 21 II!1IUI calli iDedl darlac the tiO.. CCIIUDitteaattho2Dihalimal AUa)'d PiaU, fourth. NEW YORK (VPi>- The New poll - · A nport WU JIYen 1111lon ol the Ohio Baptilll Guild "Ariea" (the ram) York Mots announcnd the recall .., the Jf&J Fallo1!illllp Dq Clb- Gb'lo of the Protldol1ee Alsocla- motliRI: lllrs. ·Prall, Mro. RobS!Diay of veteran outfielder ......... b7llr1. Suw..., llrL tloa at RendvUle lllptllll Cllureh ert Lewis, Mra. Heaton, a • d Art Shamsky frODI tholr Tldwa· Klotl and llrL f!l<'bln..,. · ree~. Mra. Tirr'eu, lltsl to tew1b, ter, Va., farm team In the CarU ~ to 1M pr&J~ ~ 011 tlla eoaimlllee with .teopeciiYelJ, , , or am ·, wt ....,. d!slrlllalld.. liar .,.... ltllrlam Armlitrong and "Libra" (the bllanee), er- lntenaticnl League and the Cio"ll dllallaai bJ llrl. Vb'· liary K1¥ Qualls of the For11t r~ODta featuring IIJI1II110irl. transfer of Infielder Kevin Colllna to tl1e IL club. 1(11 'l'llrGrd Pacllillld a pr&Jer Rua <;llureh, 'IIIII Mra. frelldle f~ a book em 1)'1111'1•'f and Rdlerll and lira. Bertha Ifill ql. 111 artlela wrltloa 'bl Bart Ga: the ~ qwc!l. lira. iJoro. ~ ""'lled "Tilt " - tb7 Lew11 lnoiallad tilt ,.. olllw.,." . ..... Ml'o: WIUiein L. Smith Ia ed ta ot the slrh .,.u.:. andii'I'L Oma Tlie blf!lrDiltiClllwaonotlhclud.Wb ' ante, llrL Dlli1eldLIIJt, Ill In an -ller aecount In Tho KIYID lliitler, and tilt ~· W• StQ!I:wl .m tho a1J.<!oJ -un,. 4alllllall•liboJIYIGitbla.... 1 and bore with ber 10111-lnolaw and dau8hters, Mr. and Mra. Edward Crooks and Mr. an d Mra. George llarrla, Jr. and famllloa. Rodne,y Sauer, a lllldent at Ohio Unlverslt.f, visited here laat weekend.. Mr. and Mrs. James Weber of Fort Lauderdale, Fla. ere here for a several weeka' vl&1~ They flew Into the CoJum.. bus airport and were met there by Gene Grate. Mr. and Mra. Weber wUl retum to Florida am then drive up later In t h e u,s. ' ... It _, You IIIUII!r)' It If you " ' 1m1' ~ lo. , Ot.riOa rurrollilc:l, · lo bow. . Inc;, )!OX ! ·I, 1 ~ ...... ' oa~n~n~. N. I* , ,Jn {~ ' I!!J \ ·r"' ·, r. I. ., opl....... noticed, but . iWI1r j!lalr ' ..... Pooltiwlam II ".lbe ereepinl be II cdn'IIJy ~ be lived and in Its. by -!aile liitellectulllsslllou ' O!ID termo, without reprd to prevailing in socloey. · Althougb he Ia ,DOt a ...,. eyed optbnist, Dr. . . . . . aigna that a ''poaHnodlno1ap" Is dawniDg In wbl<'b ........ . thoulht wiD be treed !rem 1111 conviction tllet ...... lUI can under.-, ReiiPOIII!b!litloo of tho MW admtaletratlve board ofllaath United llelhodilll Cllurdl were outlined by the Rev. Max Donal11a at a moell!V ql. olllelala oo SUndaJ night. Renewal• or the ''Toeetber" DIIPZine through peracnl cootiel waa dlacuaoed and a copy of the awraleal of tho HilDer E. Cook ealale was presented tor c01111deratlon -of mattero re!atIIV to the ehurcll'a I!UresL Neoda of the ebureb Including new chairs, hymnala. some gen.. era! repairs and paint!~ were discussed. lhralldom of relatlvlam, poslll. vlam and oecularlom. "Modern man Ia at the end of hlo rope, metapll)'slcallJ," Dr. Herberg eoncludee. "IDa relatlvllll, poaltivial, aeadarlat lalth, . however thorouebb It hal pervaded his beiJw, Po .., ' reallJ beUevable." In this situation, II 111t1 bo hoped tiE men wUI once lllin _ , their mlms and coaslder the posolbllit;y that there may be, ... Hamlet aald, "More thlqp In boa von and earth than are dreamt <I In , _ philOSOIIh¥... 3 ROOMS OF All NEW IU.• 111111 KITCHEN _ 5 LIVING ROOM BEDROOM CONVENIENT TERMS • FREE DELIVERY BAIER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0 . LP·Gas Forced Air Beatinc System •s6995 '16 00 as little as 10% down, per month for up to 36 months. completely installed in an average 6room home. No monthly payments until September. 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L ,o, ',(,, .. ' .' · ' \· ·* d...,C41ltw:al '' mornlau wor.k Ill i c~MY~ct~cm that the oniy ldnd of pre11ure~ and c s r..Ut;y and truth ·Ia the kind Belle•ee God Dlld · Wl•a «<y) re..ted by, and In ather wan~., hri"'"" •arlllab!a In leriDI . of, pooiltYO haa eome te bollave tltal God if acleDce." dlld, DOt b 1 e&UM ·I;Q)'I o:t · S&eullrlam Po "the crOOI!Inll proved II 10, bul G11IY ti1111t'' . •-onto lb:.., *"' . ...-.no = Hold Car Wash n "! 1 "" a. u ,, a.,. i!llhtr ~- . . ., .... 1 summer. Mrs, J. E. HariOJ aceompan.. clal exhibit or boueeplaots . ted Holly Martin am Mrs. MarFor aollllter apectal dlapla,y of African violola rlllbcma went , prot Davia o! Athens to Spring.. to Mra. Elmer Wickham of the field !Dr lbe Mother's Day Twilight Gorden Club, blue; Mrs. Weekend with Dr, and Mra. John Moore, red; Mrs. Wickham, yeJ. Harley and family. Mrs. Dalay Bing wa1 rlblmlow, and Mrs. Thompoon, while. The Bilow alao featured a dis- ed to ber home Tueeday after play fl. ground eovers by mem- being conllnecl to the hoopltal ber a of the Winding Trull Club. since J0111ary. Mrs. Edna Faulk Is aoolstlng Mra. Bing, Ben l OFt'ICE HOURS 9 TO 12, J TO$ (CI.Ql£ AT NOON ON TIIUIIS.)- V.o\.\T COVIfl' '"·• . . I'OMY.HOY · . . .ll!e Pi'Cipliil Included oewnl bJI MrL ktl1l Parbr ,,. .. N. ew Qflricers Fel'owsh,·p to M'" J!eld~ . Dr. ~~ ""!"I r.U. !~, _l'ltllout I $ .• .. Go& . fllip II "the ._.RI CO!Mclilo ~.. ,.,~ . , 1loo . iloa thllt thln \la .JiO ,auch 1liq .11om" li _ . .• ; Ill& II lnllh. rr riii!J, '"' OOiy the ''wbat hal a• ,. flit • a ftli1lnll. lltllel'o of Y8l'JiDI: Mind !lao not. boie .u .....v culturoe. .a,.;, -llib' Juftl- lnlalleciUal .,. SJ, '-!1 !II. lied Ill Ill OWD -~ _, t!xed lllll'tl11lllq ct t 1Uaii !fl 1 IIICII'IO, · but lll4ll'e1J ahlalftl •lllhw •Ill! ha, ..... Responsibilities Of Board Outlined M B d rs. umgar Served in Chair .NOW I YOU MAY HEAR AGAIN N. ·w.om..-COI"08,0.D. .... J.,_, :(f:i. Ch urc.h WSCS f'lec fS I•fS Wlnitn's Cleaner* Carmel News By the Day 7:30 llaDo :l: • SHIRT FINISHING r------ :• , ·• ~· Scolto1m8, • mmelaul • I em • eu ilrlv111 10' Harold fllliN¥1; ,211 ' 0.. . dor othor ....,..,... ,. '*" • ..,.,_ aifoi· trud< IPIIiiled • """"'"' a Wlildlbleld v. 'I . B¥ wom Go\'Rls , a.r.. ffU.r~II• ''H".~ 11M. The Patrol aalclaDaiii I I Four peracm complained of ·. No me was lnjJred In an ao- was Injured and no cllarge wao la)lrlos In a me ear accident clcleut at 12:35 a.m. &mdaY wben rued. at 4:45 a.m. SlndaJ on Rt. 7, two cars sideswiped at a hill- No cbar&os were toed In a elghl..lenths of a Dille oout11 of creat oo Burkhart Lane, two- two car eolllsl.., at 8:50 a.m. Gallipolis, aee~ to the !late tenth a. of a Dille oout11 _of R~ satllrday on !lllman Traee Rd., IUghway Patrol. · 588. Moderate c1am.age was clone me haU..mile west. of Rl. 7. Officers said llareyF ,Lo<hor, to both cars. No one waalnjured. ., 18, Huntln&toa, W. Va., aiiPor· Both drivers were cited , to The patrol aalcl carl driven ent1y tell asleep and his carweill Gallla Coonl;y JuvonUoCourtMII by Lealie Stapleton, 43, Rl. 2 off the hl8ltWI7 Into a d!teh. 17. Torey Harmon, 16, &reka Crown Cit' and Lester Clld. There was moderate claJnage to aar Rl., wao cited for ·drlvlng wei~ 16,11t. 2 Crown C!V,IIde- -......:.. the car. No charge waa ftled. left of center and Troy Jlart.. swiped a sharp curve. Thera dey; Mrs. Thomas L. ·wnoon, Passengeta In the ear com- IOJ, 17, VInton, tor speed In . p!ainlng of in,iur!ea were Pem exeoos for rood oond!tlooa. Loon, W, VL, 110!1, 3:26 p.m. Sat, ··• N ~- Galli ,.._....._ !dents ........ ... Gordon F vNmo A, MaUhews, 17, .,., Ofi!WI •~ a ~..., ace - ..... ; ... s. • ·~saturdi.Y blamed doia Clifton, W, Va., ""'· 7:50 a.m. L. Fulke, 17, both of In th hl.:::..e on &mday; Mra. Michael A. Mer- and &I san c. Ell loll, I Proc:e "''""' • An accident at 6:25 p.m. Satrllt, New Uavon. W. Va., oon, tonillo. •• a.m. ~-..... Mr s. 11afVOJ That was me of el&hl aeci- urday .., Utile Kyger Rd.., nino8:.. ~·.....-; · denta lnvestipted by the patrol - · or a Dille wool of Rt. 7, Bush, Jr., HarUord, son, 9:37 over the --•---.a In I •••• ed wben-·.., .,__., n - 18 """'""'"• c u...,. one occurr ~~... , a.m. ~harges fatal accldeut In Mei84 Coonl;y Rt. I Gallipolis, !oat eontrol of · George E. Bem!ett, Ci&rence which was lnvestlpted by the his car trying to avoid hiiUng pa1rol and theMelpCountylllor- a dog on tho road. Burkhart, APril L. Burrlo, Mrs. --·-• brul · H. Bruce Chadwick, ' Michael R. Ill's Department. ~""" -~ sea. ...ere Roger Jobnoon, U, Gallipolis, was moc!efate claJnage to the Comer, Kurt M. Doss, llanclolph IIUII'ered a PaeeratiClll m the left ear. The vehicle went off thole!! H. FraiOJ, Mrs. Virgie L, Hat- ear ind brulaeo IIi a ..,. car side or the highway and struek lleld, Rd>erl E. Reupl, Mrs. Gerner Hltlbard, Mra. ~· M. . aecldent .at 2 ~-m. .&lnda1.on Rl,. •. -~ - ~ ,.;,_llf'. ~'~~ ,~~ ,tiled. . Kerwood, Ralph M. Koobi, Hai'_. 588, me and aiXitsnths mUes · 'lne· .....,- ·..,.,..-relatlld acley R, MeWUl!ains, Mrs. Lecllc woat of Gallipolis. eldent occurred at 7:30 p.m. The patrol aalcl John800 was Salurda.r Cll MUI Creek Rd.., )lsi M. Miller, Gene L. Mulllna, Miss outside th .ro-rimlla wb n~ Lora Newvhaner, Mra. Elmo Nor- a peaoanger In a westllound car e ,...., en ·-•· driven by Jeffery L. Blevint, er Barrett, 20, Rt. I Gallipolis man, Lori A. Northup, Glem H. tried ld hitting ..... Powell, Thurman H. Sel!ards, 16, ('•lllp!l!la that went ott the to avo a -•· Mro. Herbert E. lllloida, Mra. hlglnoay oo • curve and overBarrett's car went off t be Herbert u. Smith, Mrs, How- lumod coming to a res! .., lte left side of the hl&1n<a.Y, struek right side. The cor was delnol- a ulllPQr pole am came back onto ard E. Terry • Jacldo R. Welker, !shed. The oecldent Is Btlll liD· the highway. There was mnder· Mrs. Larry L. wu.,, Bioi T. tier lnvestlptlon. ate damage to the ear. No one WorlOJ, Thurman 0. Young, Mrs. EdWin Scllater, Mrs. Jamea • Grose and Infant daugbter, Mra. ·Charleo A. .Murray and lofaJt oon, Mra. Darwin H. Robbins am Infant son, Mrs. Ronald D. Wrlpt and Infant daughter. Y - aboots rot orr at the grCIWid nne wheo 5 to 8 indies tall, the stomo 11o.q a water..oakecl, cankerouo appearance. The rolled pcJI1ioo later becnmes coverall with a aofi brown mast of 1!1101'... n.. t1onr bulla tum brown and taU to open and tho Dower stalk Is PT. PLEASANT - Routine uaualiJ affe~ted !Dr aoveral illehes below tho bud. ·Dur!Jw a severe business was conducted at the outbreak of the dloease, 90 per celt of the D""er buda may taU to replar monthi.Y meeting or Tudevel~~~o Endle-Wel Lodge, Fraternal OrOpen Dowers alao pecasi(llll)ly becune a!!ected, lurniiW dark der or Pollee, WoclnesdaJ night brown and becoming a mass of rour. polala. The leaves ere usualiJ at Krcidol Park clubhouoe with the last peri of thep!anttoshowtiii.Y tnee of lntecllon, being attacked WeoiOJ spence, preslden~ pretint at the tlpa. lMge irreplar spolaippeer, being dark In the ear· siding. ly slaps, later fadbrc to light browll. There are dark rlqrs within An appllcalloo for memberthe loslcm oo both the leavea and tho stems which are very charac- ship by Jolll Pelfrey of the clqr teristic of tho d!oeaae. II Ia portteularly prevaleut In dalqla, raln.Y pollee deportment was approved. He will be Initialed Into the Small, blaek reoll!V bodies, kDo!m as sclerotia, are IDrmed iD order at the meetiDI next mooth. the stems and tho~ Ia carried over the winter iD this manner. There was discuaslon - but To enntral bo;yeylia, IIPlll' with -WI or terbam, beglnniDg no decialon - m whether to send u tho llrst ahoota poke througi1 tho grooud am repeal at 16-day 1.,. a tlel0811te to tho 39th Biennial tervala 1111111 lour appllcatiolla heve been made. One of the moot ef- National conterence at Louloville fecttve -sures IJl eontroi Is to remove all dead stubble. 11lo soil In August. ahcluld be seraped away from tho of the plant and the old olalks Relreahmeuts were eervedand SAME DAY ahcluld be eul clooe to tho crown. the £I'O'Ct aaw a movie, '~Great Durlni the llfiJWiiW oeason any shoots, leaves or nower.Ouds Moments in Sports." SERVICE IIIII ahow the last olgn of lntecllon shwld be Immediately removed In At 9 - Out At 5 Attoncllng were WesiOJ ~eo, and llurned. II Ia 1nt1nr1an1 thai the dloeaoe be detected In the early Stephan Mlller, Charles El>erl, Use Our ,,.. Perlr:lnt·L(It ataaea as tho IP)l'es are prnduced very raplclly am In greet abunol- Dolph Hltl, Earl MeCeriJ, Wide ance. Rollins, William lll,yers, Sidney Anolller ell...,. which can cause peonies not to bloom Ia phy- HuddleBttll, Mllea Darlt. Earl 216 1. 2n1, , ...,., tophthora bllghL laqo, dark b"""n &pOlo llj)pear on the leaves reCloa, James Pruden, John eaa- •-•"•M•Itl!lt',.;'';,. ' 11 Mt.dd!llr.oi,...ii ' .. .. . , oembii!W thoee of botryt!a. 11lo buds are usually bUgbted alii fall to to am Horton Eckard.. open and tho ci'OIRI of the plaal may become rolled. To control this blight, IIPlll' with bordeaWI as aoon as grOIT!h beglna In the aprl~ and every lew "eeka during the growing oeasOIL Destroy alltq> groortb iD the autwnn. Amther dioease in peouiea Ia oyster ahell acale. Small, grayIsh white ocalea, resemblinrl an oyster shell In shape, are found cluetered In masses along the stem. The scales ouc:k the Juiees from the plait, causi!W geooral lack of visor alii the eventual death With Nothing In Either EAI· of the Infested shoots. To cmtrol oy- shell ocale, apray with DDT, malathion, or .. . olcotioe aulfate. Spray about J101e Island thenagaln about J1010 12th. Tboulands ol people may now The lnV11111on II ellled JII.IIO II lo possible to destroy the oc!aes at thla time while the1 ere in enjoy ibe advaftt88tl o1 beariDC anti Is lhe rflllll ol IS years of the soft..bodled stage. 'WP with a patental Invention experience bJ Ollrlon's PrellL&ter In the ,..,.., otter the herd acale-llke coveri!W has thalbar NO-buttoos, NO tubes, dent. ·II II made poulbie by a formed it Is pracllcallJ lnq)ooalble to reach them aa any IIPlll' NO wires, NO bulty ba1ter1e1. ' INDIIItor, a develop. •tronl ooougb to be otfecU ve woul4 be Injurious to a groori!V plant. Iilltead of forcing ampllllotl mont ollhe Tet8pbbne LabAo the m-• of deotroylqr wi!Urlng places, all growth above aountl llutup lhe IDipllnd ~ to !bole ll'CIIIIId should be eut down and buroedln the aulumn otter the plaala outer rrr middle ear, the pideal.. In •ald!tes, II ereetM have become dormant. led .. . ·tTyqano ----:~-·by ~nven~on Teclinique" cm1 · ~ I ol lhe ~·· ciucli' " 111u n:d.l DBII()Nil= 1 e,llllass 1 llill smoOthlY throuCh I Lfs&l' f . . llwil1c ald. 1 Mr. am· Mrs. Melvin Cireleand on saturday. 'tho maa10id t>l!i-1 ~1 The II Mrs. Maxine Cobb of Parkersdaugbter of CoiU!IIbul-'asatWED., MAY 14 IIIWJ • drurday with Mrs. Mar)"C I r cle. burg called on the Robert Lee ceu cllrectly io the "hearlneeoi>-1 2P.M. -SP.Itl.. ~malic step b'· Thooe called on SUnda¥ were Mr. family alii Ralph Lee recently. ter," lhe • IDM' I Alit FOB Ill\. DD.E8 I Wll'd In bearlal Mra. Rd>ert Lee and children, and Mrs. Dcqld Ploreo of Alll11q Ven ll1iilllllllld teelmolo;Do. ena, George Gilkey of Athena, Bob BUI andBeckJvlsitedooSun- earl Wear It aDd I ~ challenge ,_IIA..UO.VRIII 11 W o.w.l ~ I1DI 01111 Jamas Circle of New llaven, W. clay afternoon at the home of her ~ ftlentl tD A... ' llii'blp · you I Va., Ralph Lee, WUllam CUie- parents, Mr. am Mrs. Arthur •··· 1;»1110 0, A'lll ~ Dt W ' tell H ton, Patrlek Carleton and E1111e Orr 1t Cheater. ltwaa Mra. Orr's I I ,__..I Clll CGIIec& .....,. . I " " blrt!lday. inl ald. ·-:.:-~---~---~~--...w 01 IOUDd, ' Brlm<er, For ~ thltt 1111' bert .,bur 1110 IIIIi prlv!ICJ Iiiii _. ee.n Clrclo called at tho -.o Cotton spurred lbe IndWI· eoDib!tloa . m ethod may prove venlenee JI)U ' baw Wlllletl. Waltor, Eva and Sodle AJ'Chw trial Revolution in Encl.aDd. 'o be the !)at poilibJt wq Ill you'd UM fO, 11noW alont llboal hear - lo . . . . . - - "· .Ibis pot.D_Ietl .~ and . . For liiiDY, mil thll new j!OV~ If llelp '.1011. Wllb , . ..~not . ba lht ~t ·"': MltpJlon;wrlte to- :, New Member ·'' . Manlt:inil in ·: Spiritual·, W~~ A·;t-... vlliftotlitF-Glul > ;, Ctl.· at JWJUillcllnl, W, VL; PI Dw-i duriQI i IMIII!V TIIuro. dlr: of thr< Lauril ·~ llalt*r Rtallll Chab held at tho ! - . at lin. FrancN 11aw.- •. 'lite Uii!ai •Picnlc wat HI""' • JI!IJ 10 at lilo Roale ' 33 and 1M cjuli 1!Jiill a t:ontrtbutloa to 1111 Mtlp Count,y unit of thO· Amtrlcan cancer SOcllb'- A · , ... _ ,aale wao plamed tor , o\ululll ...r It waa daeided to,... · c1er - . Ntr and a1at1011117to bo told bJ t11a lilliilbora. •'ct!r!!m:s 1P;ned a pt • wall card,ilrllra. ~IDiu G!lmare. A 11!!* jou card waa read !rem llerllil Tr1e7 tor ai'lmom-~ It aie time of tha dOath DQI11Il ·Car Leaves Highway, Hits Ditch HOSPITAL NEWS . Mrs. John J. Fry, Middleport, daughter. 7:02 a.m. saturday; Mro. Robert ~cor, Gallipo.. Us, son, 3:03 a.m. SO.tllrday; Mrs. PhUUp L, Pope, Gallipo.. lis, daughter, 1:55 p.m. satur- ·on Rt. 7; .allldtwwJ '•·,~ Pomerw. or more o! the !.&dies Auxiliary brought the district's • • t programs, and attained a mem· award to the Mlddloport ID1it are bershlp of three over quota. On Cheryl Barnhart, BeckJ .Roush, the -kend of May 23 and 24, Dobra McGu!!ln,JanoAnnGUkey, the girls will assist In theanmial Judy Gilkey, Debbie Gtlkey, ADPoppy Day eale ot the Auxlllal')'. Ita Fultz, Linda Hemrleks, n-uTho Junior auxiliary members dy Hendrleks, Dottle Roush alii whoae work over the past year Sharon Rou•h. · Holzer Medical Center, Firat Ave. Visiting hours 2-t am 7.Jl p.m. Parents only 011 Podiatries Ward. Admissions PubllcatiClll of admissions Is still prohibited until further notice. Notes .••. \ Relativhlm, POilitiviKm, SceulafiKm Faetol'll -pork.., ary, shut-ins, veterans of the am this past weekem provided cm1munit;y conftned to their ·corsages for two gold star mothh<OAOs am charter members ol ers of Mlcldleport. In addition, the junlor unit both tho auxiliary am leglonpos~ members participated in three Nwneroos home visits to shut- I 1'11!111!1!'!~~!!fl. Glass Firm .. .. ' prepered am delivered to Meigs County rest homes, the Lnflrm- a· ~., t .. 'I$ ·Planned· lng the holidays. 111oy prepared CcuiQr I' . As a part of the girls' community service, fruit trays and other remembrances have been • sl ·: Visit to ' ·' -It Orpnll!ld leu a.n tho jmklr uoll of tho Lodles AuPllarJ of FHn1Y .. .POll 128, Ameri... Lecion, ~ ~ aw""""" the P>lllrict 8 Junior Aeblowment 1'rq1!1y. n.. ..,,..,;.q lrOI<IIl'iaiMI&l· lJ aworded to tho unit in the dlotricl wi111 the bestall•roundprogralll of aeilhlqr In Amerlcaoi&m. rell&bllitati.., and «111mu.,. 111 unlet: 111o llst of aetivitlos of the Mlddleport Jir!a imder the !eaderoblp of Mrs. Cbarloa Kour.,. ger, odult adviw, sl..,. their orpnlzatl.., last October, is....., led. Tho girlo havoaosisted lnplae· IIV flags .., tho villaio streets on holidays and other occasions. Thla Is a port of their America,. lam prosrom aimed ~tlnsiruel­ ing them In patrlotiam, citlzo.,. ship and .poya]qr to tho lcleals am principals ol America. Loot bogs, rutcliJS aM table centerpieces have been prepared tor both the Chllllcothe Vetorana Hospllal am tho Sootheastern Ohio Mental Health Center at AtJ>. ens. This has been the junior unit's eontrlbutim to the rollabll· 1tatial of veterans. '. . . .. .. . ~ �'· I' t .., I~ .1\' ',• '· :;i:-t·•' """ t~.'1Jo ~ " ' ., ., I. '" I ' 6 WANT AD tNfORMAT-IOH DfAOLIHES 1 S P·"' · Day Bafora Publ ication Mo~tday Daodli,.. 9 • ·"'· Cannllatlona & Correction• Will "• aua,t•i ~o~ntll 9 • ·"' · for Ooy ol Publ ic:CJtion ! , Motor . NEW 1J1X _,,boule wlib p. ·- f!llt, · · ' '!liD ·slle ......:.•. . "":,_..;, ~~· I:'IA' feel air furnace. Joi • s ·• Int. PIMlM Mallon m.i. REGU UH IONS li,._• 1968 OLDS 442 H. T. CPE. . .. Turbo Hydramotic trans., power ste,ring, , TM P ..... rotorvu tho tight to edit Of' rajoct any ads doomod ob;.cthuwl. TM publioMr will not be ro1pon1 iblo f01 mora tMn one ·· white finish with block vinyl maf, block vinyl int., tinted glass, radio. A real sharp local one owner car. 1967 PONTIAC FIREBIRD 2 DR . ........................ $2295 400 cu. in. engine, 4 speed trans., radio, like new w/ s/ w tires, low mileage, e Xcellent condition. IMG+"roc t inurtion . RATES Flit' Wont Ad Sorv ic o 5 canh par Word o,.. intortion Minimum 0"'•9• 15c 12 c:ont1 p11 word thr oe c:onuc u· tivo in .. rtio.,. . 18 cants par Word six COI'IIOCutivo lntott iona . 25 ,., unt Dis count on paid od 1 ' \ Pomeroy Motor Co. 8:30a.m. to 12100 tloon Saturday · In Memory 1~ LOVING mecn«y of Doro- Uly Hamm Micllael woo passed away lwo years ago, May 12, 111&'7. ,. Tbe rmnlh of May IS here "i•ill And we feel sad at bean For it was tllen God took you From .... you did depar1. 'l'hEBe ~ we oo not OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO __ i-7'1Jip ASU~INE ?.INNIA Plants. Biupee's Giant Flowering, AJ'Illhadea, ToR!b, Roay Ful1lre and odler prjze 'llllmert. quilled and euMl · In jlffypots IOc eacb. Sallalaetlon or · your money bllek- 1965 PONTIAC ........................................................ $1695 BLIND ADS OFf ICE HOUR S 8 :30a .m. to S:OO: p.m . D11 ilv _;:.._ Safari Station Wagon, local 1 owner car, white over dark bl,..e finish. Clean interior, like new w~w tires, automatic, power steering and brakes. Radio. and odt paid within 10 doyt. . CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY $1 50 IDJ 50 word minimum Eo addit ional word 2c. '' @) YOUR ''I Complete Fro!lt~(nd . and Brake Service . Qultenberry, Syni<U!Ie, obl!l. at safely Tag's lllgn. Uell: SIX ROOM HOUSE, modern, with batl! and buemetll, Real Estlle For large kHd1en wUil cupbollrd!l, O'BRIEN I CROW aluminum sldlng. aluminum · For Rant REALTY COMPANY !limn door& and wlndWs, . _ Far Sale or Trade WE BUY, sELL AND RENT hot water tank, garagl!. Ill HIDING HORSE, Pllolle tn- ~·URNISHED APAR'lT>IENI'. 3 'IENIIY CLJILAND, 8lletmall rooms, botll. 212 Sou1lt FJ!ttl, Spring Ave., Pllone \19!-3611. 6'1911. U-111: ~ Mlckllepor1. Phone 9111-51M. "* PetsForS.Ie PEKINESE. Blonde Cocker<, Poodles. Scottles, Weol 111gbland Wb 1t e s , Mlnlalure Sc!mauzers, all A.K.C. 111!land Kennels, Oounly RcJacl 59, OJolvllle, Cillo. s.t«t BLAETTNAR'S s.a. ......, PONY staDion. Pllone . . - . FLOWERS for Memorial Day. Mabel Pickens across rrom Syr..,... Park. 6-H.Qp RES.--- 5-e-etc SPACIOUS 7-ROOM ROME, IV. Far Sale roower. 4-bp, 'ItInch cut. Pllone 9ft.IIIIO. JnJFI"Y riding ~ IN 11le -· w.ld'IBall ' Car Completely Hand Rubbed and Thoroughly Rinsed acres land, 2!10 ft. frcdate Dn $1.25 State Route 124 Ill Syrii!Uie. ' Open: Mon. thru Fri. 11•6 Largeldtdleml!1ll Lafl(e kllcllen w1t11 ·~o~~ of Saturday - 9·6 Sunday - 11-6 bird! cablne!s. plenty ol closet space. garage. """'"afton room, city wata. gas, elecBusiness Services trlcll}', wall 111 wan .arpot In· living roam. Mull aee to 011- HARIII80N'8 '1'\' Blnke. preclate. Pblne tor 81)1)01111H011111 ca1l8 and lllltama aiel ment 9M-5fll. 6-4 tfe 1114 aentce. Some 1111amas lnllal1ed free with ~- ' .. """*"• ,. ,•'· ---- ;· i r ·' -GUARANtEED... PHONE 992·2094 I .......,"'-'"" , ·606 E. Moln Pao.. roy, 0. Se~ice DAY !II NIGHT •. • CAl~ . RAWLINGS S~RV(~f · . DAY 99Z·215f!,~'' NIG.HT 992-7324 '' R. II. RAWLINGS SONS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • Quick --Dependable T.V. Service,. ...• MJSS WINKLE , 5TAYCXJTOF 'TME 'SNAKE# HYDe 0\5E Off ELS!!! . SERVICE t.li.HAGt~:_: GET~ ..... 10 "DADO'!':' Pu1JA8 ··• SO'S I CAM &LIP HIM 1HIS GuM! w• ......... ........... --- .'· ',. ~ ' '~$• . , . ' s.r. --- ' . elel•... Ret.-- ..... --- . - ·--- For 5I or Trlde · TRA!LER. Bnrwn'a Traner JIIDI;NO -· ,, ... • IIAJII:, .,... tl tlllllli, U4lc Parit . .. ' Ml---'"· ·~~..... <lll'10. ""'"" • ' . . .. ORPER 10 SILENCE ...... . . --- i COME TOMYAIDr •, ---- •• tSNAKE~IN ANY OF 1HE5E PEOPLE Phone 992·7242 108. W. Main St.,p• ., iay, . 0. Pa.. , .,I ..1''.' ATTACKED GOSH! IF THEY TRIED 10 HARM ME:, I'.ICIJLD HUMPHREYS --- ' ON1HEOTHER HAND ... SI+E AND FULLER HIM . HAROLD WALKER · · ..., DATSUI/2 .1.1,· S$.55 ·'Foi T~e Fasl!lst .~ HOBSTETTER REALTY car '1C• EXPERT WIIMI Allgn11ent MASON 'CAR WASH TIIIIEE BEDROOM. two-slory 1965 56XIO FT. New Moon trail· country home with batlt, builtunderstand er. Carpet. wasller and dryer But we know you are at rest In kitchen, located '"""'' Auto Salas com!>lnatlon. Cl>mplete 81 from tile Apple Grove <llurcll. It grieved us so we'll nev..- '63 OLDS F-*i, alllnmatic, tEO. bought. J. M. Gaul, Rt. S, PoTo see, call ~47-2256. S.U-3tc know Pllone 91~2632. 5-11-Mp meroy. O>unty Rd. 31, SllmBut be alooe knows beo!. Road. P1oone IJII5.S. mEAT rugs right, IIIey'!! be Sadly tnls9ed by hUIIIJand, Uetp ~ delight 1f cleaned wltb Blue W. S. Mitlrael. dlildren. 1'111me.... ... Lustre Rent electric oham- F.LPri'ROLUX Vacuum CleanGary, Louise and Lanora. pooer $1. Tiny's. Bargalnland. mother, (Janie Ha1111111. er, large deluxe model comfEIUt!Imi SWIARMJNG rroGa 6-12-6tc brother V'Jrgil and family, plete with aU cleaning attacllyour termite oolorJiet? 100 aunts. Dora Hamm and ments. Al91> bas pop out hap. galltlll 2% add 1114 lllklll lnHOME GROWN tomato planta Guannteed to party assumOra Ardler and her Pop .....tlclde neceesary !w 110... for garden 111e. Heines 1:10, and Mom Michael. HZ.ltp Ing balam! ol only 8 pay- GEO. HOII!tl'E"I'l'ER. ....... basement bomat. Fnle adImproved MellcaM, and Big menlll of $11.25. Phone 992- HARRISONVILLE - Nice 4 vice. No> 111-. low overroom frame borne, one floor Rod DeUdous; also oallbage :lli85' Notice u.ew plan, air condllloo, liOit wahead, reuonable. - - alpiSilts. See Tom lla)'III8D, ATTENTIQN, Men, wunen. ter 5 p.m. Ailed Peat CallSyracuse, 100 feet above tile BEAtrriFUL selection of flow· ter, large lot, several buildboys all! girls ol all ages: trot, 7 LlllertiJ, l'lllilmJ, 0. part on Rt. 124. 44-l:ltc ings. $'1.000.110. en~ for Memorial Day. Pots. Parlllme or fulltime mooeybaskets. C!lfrs Slme Repair, S\'RACUSE - Flve rooms. maklng opportunity selling _ _ _ 11 . . . JJI HOME GROWN Planll, In Ollll nice bath, gas furnace, enMldl!l<!!>or1. 5-8-121e borne core l)l'OdlEts. No car lnsuranc1 dozen container.;, tnmato. closed pordl, 2 car garage. necessary. ca~ Rev. Jim AUTOMOBILE lnsuranc!e be01 Mexican and otllers, sweet nvE PONIES. two riding bOr· $'1800.00. SWfiTH AUTO SALES llebruhl lillz.'1257 Molllay and KA.NA.UG.t., OHIO eancelled! Lost your operatpeppers, petunias, marigolds, . •es. Call 74z-+154 alter 5 p.m. I ACRES - Nearly all fenced, Tuesday between 9 a.m. and or'• Ucenae! CaD llft.19il. nIce meadow. y<lU!1g fruit. 8 alysaum, snapdra~•· zln. 5-Htc I p.m. or after 5 p.m. mt of __ _ _ _,.....:·,_1~~~ ..!L nlas, 35 Ill 60 ceDII! cmen. room bouse, plenty ol water, the week, or ofiJp at 181 ~ 1,o. 115 RAIMBLER Amerloan 3311. Sign oo Rl. 124, ooe third ~0 Yf~GO!:'.!Uood as...nn... and "'111>~.::- -'fio.· , cust St., Pomeroy. 5-11-'/te $!15. Ploone 74U1'11. 6-11-Gtc ~c~~~~.a. mile abqve Syracule..P81k 011 with 16 ·roonl:ats; also 20.&0- · I'OMERO\'I'...''fi'room""f r,Cbl e' .-~ MIIOI C1itt'fY, - OHIO . .,- -; -, . llo...... " rtglll. DOll Phone blc foot dle>'t li)'!le freezer. home. batll, ~ent, pordlI WIU. nol be reepoosiJie lor ltM CHEVY Two, m.doGr • 992-57'18. ~ Mi!ton Circle. Racine-Basllan es, large lot. $3,1100.110: any dd>ts C!llllracted by any- dan, V-8 automatic, PlloDe tnRoad. »3tc HELEN or VIRGIL TBAFORD IM7. t-al trc one odler than myoetl. 19118 STEREO (lonaole. Lovely AIIIOCIATES -Fred Jams walnut console. 'lblil hal AM E.~R CORN. CaD 74%-Bl. 5-Nic 66 Buick ........ $2695 Rt. I. Mlddleport. Olrio Eler:lro Cuatom 4 (/t'. Hard Top . P1M radio, 4 apeed allklmalle S.ll-6tp 5-11-Mp Far:IOI')' Air Con~ itioned. Spot• changer, t speaker IIOUIIII a,.. le u porr:hmenl oil ~; nyl cuatom Business Servlcn ~ nter l or . Full equipment. Len lem, erlelld IPf8ker jaclll. AWNINGS, storm doors and WATER LINES. Complete FOR RENT or sale. TWil 111111thon one•holf original prir:e. Take over ~ ol ts.ot windmn. carports. marquees, Really ahoi'p . ter line senlce. Trenching, es, one live 1"00111!1 and batlt. per mon4b or pay balaDce of blown and batt InSUlation. nne four I'OOIIlll, batb and pipe Installation and hookup 181.01. Try II lo your home. 66 Mercurv . ••••• $1395 Elmer Willie. aalee represe!l- and backfllll. llenl7 Behr haaement. P1me IaS333, SOil VB Cgllute i ~r . S.don. A clean CaD 11SW11311. 5-f.ell: tatl\'1!. For free ..umates. !MI6-19II8 or Roger IIC ._ w~ St., Pomeroy. cor lnaid• aM out . 289 va. Auto. Trani · E.tro good tire1. 6-11-tfc phone Charlee Lisle, Syr• m. ~otap 11l611 ZIG ZAG Sewlnl Mac!blne. oose. V, V. Jolq)aon and Son, 'l'lll8 Dlldrlne Ill clresiiiiiWr 63 Pontiac . "J •••• $895 Inc. 5-1-tfc FOR HIRE, new lnllellet ClTN SHOOT. Broad Run Rod Bonneville VB 4 r . Hard Top . model, mabl bullldlolea, and Gun Cl..,, New Hawn, ter Une, eeaspool drains 4 to Original all white fini 1h with tiam!. emb., makee laney deoil ~inyl inlllrior . Power steer• W. Va .. Sunday, Mey II noon CORN PICKER and com plant12 wide. Andersoll, Maing. Povo• r brokea . Automatic alp. 'n!lll lll8dllne bU traer, plow. garden tradlor. 1911 tiD 5.e.2lc liOII, W. V a. Phone 'I'IU'III Irons. vel table. Tab oVrJr plJ· Cbevrolet. Phone 247-2161. after 3' 30 or 91f.51S Jllclne. menta ol • per monltl or pay BLAETINARS VACANCY for two elderly peo. IH-5Ic f-».tfc balance of fiUI. Try II Ill BUICK PONTIAC pie. Pl'efer prlnte paid pa.. your home. Call . . . . GMC TRUCKS llonll. PbOfte Maoon, '173-6185. REroSSESSED Singer cabhlet SEE NEIGLER Building SUpJ.e.flc POMEROY 10-l-llc model sewing madllne wltb piJ for building your borne. drawer apace. Prevlou!ly CaD Guy Netgler, Rac:lne, 0. I;ERT'S 3 gay girl, ready lor Forllllt ....ue sold for $18.115. Makes laney HelpW1nted a whlr1 after cleaning ear- design stitcllel and butlonDRMlRS Nl!il!lDED. Seml-dd- TWO BEDROOM ~ traDer. ~ wllb Blue Wolfe, Rent ooe mlle from new Racine boles. Balance ol 152.60 or CIIUCK'S Cellh and Carry TV ..... loeel and <IVI!I tile road. electric shompooer fl. Baker locks and dam. TWil worklntl terms. Pblne 992-21185. 5-6-lfle Senlee. 11ve up to oae-11111 ~ belpti, but r.al Fumilllre. 5-!UII: men or man and wlfe. Call on repeln. Bring t'- In llld ~·We will IraiD yu~~. 949-4225 or INS-4254. ~ 111e P U.OMINO and blad< geldings, rave. Chuck'• TV. 111 Jlall2r. Yoo can eam f1fOt fl:ll per IJ'NCLAI'MEO fre18111: 8 ·new pleasure horses. Been !lbown. lllll Ave., l'ornllroy. a-.tre .... For oppUealtun and lnccnsole stereo Hpeecl autoCllild -nd lady trained. Also, llrvlew write NatloD 1lldl 6 CAMP SITES on Ohio River, matic changer, AM & FM ramowed and ready to move ebuice of very niCe children 9EJ111C !lnlll elelned. lllller Sof«y ~. Room •• dio, jewell needle. NalloMII}' m. Yoo can drive to camp santtetlon, Stewart, obit, trained ponies. Uey lUll, 311'1 l!lut 4111 Sine!. '1\'8111odvenlsed braJIIII to ba aold !lites. Pllone Mar 011 City m FlallwOods Road. Pomeroy, Pbolle ...... 1:114fc portalloll -· ClnclJmlll. for storaae and frelgbt. Total 5147. Reynolds P'loftr lbJp Phone 1192-61110. 1'>-tl-61< tll1o or ~ 511411-&i'll. of $110.24 ead!. ean be paid 'l'lleoe Ioiii are """""' river C. C. BRADrmtD l-'l«e $11.45 a month. we wlli dellv• F. ~RLY AMERICAN stereo. .tUCI'IONii!R. fnm PGmeroy. Also. 7 camp tAl your home ao you may try slteo on 1"1' ol MVI!Ir bat* lor WANl'D> - womm to oclllatAM-Fill mdlo, ~ cllang~·" ltlllce 11 to see lf you are compi.U. So7-tfc nt guaraatoed BeeltDe ,... rent. er, 4-speaker 80IIIld system . ty satisfied. can llfS.U. Take over Pl)'menls of $5.75 lonl "" bome party plan. Nl J-11-411: F'IJRNISHED and un!urnlohed Crllllllllllllli. ner montb or pay balance due or part 11me. No collee4llw apanments. Clo,. to acboal t I Ire or 4allvorinl. Above ......., $88.40.• CaH 1"'111143. 5-1'1-4tc P1oone 1112-5454. IO.IJ.Ife SINGER zig ~ ~ ~ eomlllp. A coli takes a minlne. 'n11a madllne make! Wlvie but that Jlinule Cllllld ••• l.stlla For mean so mllt'll. Jean Tru11oeU, 't'RAILER U71'S. Bob's MobDe tonllo1eo, daniS, emb. Take . O'BRIEN & CROW Court, Syracuse, Ohio on Slate over paymenll of $UO per Loog l!a(!om, Olrio. 914H'/03. I REALTY COMPAN\' month or pay bal.- ol Rt. 124, Phone llfS.S!I51. So7-«e I'OMEROY - 2 story I 6 l'OOIM. 1-11-tre $811.22. Try It Ill your bome. 3 nlce bedrooms, balh, some Call . . . . . ~!.at OPENING tor ~. pill remodellils. .....uent at aoct and cv bop. Ar#l Ill YURNiliiiED bouse In Pome15.900.00. " ponon. Cr&w'a Steak Houle, roy, !lVI' l'OCIIIll and batll. MIDDLEI'OitT - 2 story, 2 SOLID STATE $reo. llltl9 walcan evenings. 9ft.5212. "'-nny. U«ie apai'tmenls. on river. good nut stereo coli!IOie will! 4S-8-tf< . Income. rr:ooo.m ....ker. f.speed automatic luslnass Oppommlly FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM cllang"". Take over paymenll POiifERO\' - NlCE HOME• I OWN YOO'R C1WD dry deMI.. .storv: 3 bedrooms. 2 · baths. apartment. Mtcldleport. 1'llone of $5 per month or · flltY bal, h~>Ument. Ja1'8(1!. storm llullnesa. Ambltloul or 1112-3874' ance due $66.10. Call 99!-3443. Utre 110111111 lo lake over 1114 01111 doors. wlnclowl. 19.000.111 6-11-61< lnl!k and route. We will dll I THREE mom Apartment. Hl!N"Y CtJ!LA!IID Offtce 1111-11!11 · wlloleaale. Apply In <!llllpletely modem wltll buillpei'IOII. A.B.C. Cleanen, Jh. In · ldtcl!en, wall oven IIIII 5-t1-3tc • · W. Va. 4-10-tfe table top unlt, stainless steel ald< wltb disposal unit, balh. tnU. IElL oae or bolll ollllJ' romplete wllh llhower and ~ plantl. A. B. C. large eloset. nicely dec:oratCflwaen, 11-. W. VL td. caJI llfS.627J lor appointment. 4-11'>-tfe n..- NEEDS 5ANDWJOI. ONE I'Ve KNO'NNTO Bl.l:l'll UP!! s.t-121e trlll;lauwt•' .·•..: 'f ' •' :.{ !. .. . . ;.- �~· 8 ,. ~~ ' t ...~· ' ' .- ~ s.Ots-.,P~o.; ' ......,, _,12,1.1188 · Boston Tops Ag.gels, · .. Me~·· Property . Transfe~s Indians Beaten Again Murel J, Roberta,' Velllla ~ to back UP Palmer, who UPI~Writer reconled hlo fourth conMcutlve erll 1o Jamei J!. Al'cr.i:r, Velllla Rico Petrocelli -ed &mdoy victory alter loalng his llrot tiro ·Afetter~ Jf acres,, ~ J-,a Wedatoll J!lillco, dec., moen!~ he would never louch games and pltcb!Jv hio third to .GOble Hassel Juatiee, cert. Mexican food apln. He may shutou~ . have had sane different lloog PoweU, pla,ylng dell,llits for trana.' Solem. cart C. MclloNid,llor411hY M.,. thollghll &mdoy nigltt. an Injured hlp, drove In a run Dcmld 1o H""ard C. lioweU, RePetrocelli showed lijl at the alii scored another for the recording, OnJI&e. ballpark &mdoy with • badly Orioles. Howard C. Howell lollcJnald L. UPset atomach. He skipped Jim Price and AI Kaline Pooler, Barbara Pooler, 4IA batting practice . and seriously homered and l'o'imlng pitcher acre, Oranp. eonsidered missl~ the game.. Denny Mclain cootclbuted a K. A. Grueaor, Corrie E. He fiMlly decided to give it a run-scoring si~e as the Tigers Grueser to Doo K. Grueser, Jan-try and wound 141 hitting a pair edged the Twins. of tw~run hcxners, his ninth McLain's sixth lnning single, et s. Grueaer, 1.71. aero, SUlton. Frances Reibel, Louis RAolbel and lOth of the season, to lead after reliever Jim Perry to Loulae RAolbel, Margaret l!Aothe Boston Red Sox to a 7-3 walked Willie llorton and Don victory over the california Wert, proved to be the decisive m~. Iota, Pm>eroy. Arnold Grote, Mildred Grate A,_..Ia. hi~ because the Twins rallied to l!Aorold L. Aodenon, lllarpret , "1 ate at a Mexican for single ·runs In the seventh Anderson, lot, Rutland. restaurant with a couple of_ and elgl1th innings to knock out John w. Arblugh, Ethel Ill. Ar· team ~embers after the game Mclain. bough to Sylvla Hesclley, locre, Tooy Olivo h'""ered and Rich SaturdiJ night," said PetrocelOrange. li. .. And scmething really upset, Reese, who had three doubles, Cecile Mc<lanolvu! to Somue1 me. I couldn't toke any batting scored the Minnesota runs. Roe Homan, parcels, COlumbia. The victory, McLain's firth, practice before the came so [ Andrew Freddie Lemley, Eva just kept eati~ stomach pills," kept him even with his pace of .LOoa Loml~ to James A. Casto, Petrocelli's homers, both o1f last season when he won 31 '.· ,.. '' be 1n Rudy May, sparked three-run outbursts In the f(klrth atxl sixth Innings and the Angels contributed four errors to help Sonny Siebert even his record at 3-3. Elsewhere in the AmerJcan League, Baltimore blanked Kansas City s-o, Detroit niPped games, Jim Hunter pitched a three-hitter ani drove in a run as Oakland heat the aluq,ing New York Yankees to move into a virtual tie with Minnesota for Cirst place in the western division. PbU Roof doubled, moved UP Minnesota 3-2, Qaklalll shut out on Hunter's single aJKI scored New York on Chicago whipped Cleveland 7-.5 and Seattle edged 2..(1, a growxlout tor the Athletics' first run and Dick Green doubled, moved to third Washlnston 6-5. Frank lloblnson bit a two-run on a sacrifice aOO scored on hooter, hi& 11th ol the season, Hunter~s groulKiout. parcel, Salisbury. Andrew Freddie Lemley, Guardian, Freddie Junior Lemley, minor, to James A. Casto, parcel, Sollsbury. Lela l Curt! a to John T, Grueaer, Juanita Gureser, l'l2 acre, Sutton. Miss Ebersbach -- N.Y. (, 1'1}- The president of St. Borllventure U.niverolty has banned the local chll()ter of the SMents for a Democntic Society from the CIUJ1IUS and has pledptl to do the same .to any sttatents who Fatality (Cortlwed from !'age 0 ' ' Uttle said be was crowded oil the highway by an oocomlng car left of center. No lnJurle• were reported In a two.volllcle mlshll() that occurred Saturday at 6:10p.m. on State Roullo 7 at the lntersectl101 al the !Ucceas Road. The brill's Dept. aald F4la w, Price, POrtland, was attempt. lng to make a left turn elf Route 7 oo1o the !Uccesa Road when her 1966 model volllcle ,.... hit In the rear by a ~>~~Hall ton plck"'P truck driven by Claude E. Johnalon, 60, Route 2, SOUth Webster. '111ere was medium clalrlqe to the Price car a n d minor 1o the truck. No arrest was made. MIGS TIIATRE TONIGHT TUEsDAY MAY 12 -13 Walt Dianey's & SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON (Technlcolor) McGuire Dorothy James MacArthur dlarupt an upcOilll~ ROTC review. The Rev. Reglmld Redloo dre" sust&lned ll()plauae Sundoy from more than 1,500 students and visitl~ parentsand received a sllndl~ ovation - alter he declared the SDS "antidemocratic, and anti-chris-tian" and apposed uto everything for which this university studs. . ur challenge the SDS and lllf other radical grOUP to prove that the idsal to which they are committed la constructive and involves respectiJV the rlgtrts alll treedoms of others," Redlon said after a Mother's .. roo IIG!,IIIt wldlo, the ...... alaht rei!dlnp will ......... ..... to and In lhl ml<ldl• te Q1i1>or tos ·10\!ib. Telllperatuns i , ,..VOL. XXII . NO. 17 . remain · below ilormal throu&lmt tbe period With """ minor doy lii.S., chqe~ Raln!all ' IIDI averaae one hall lll three QU&rllra inCh, occurring ao middle al the week and again tmvard the end of the week. IIDI -ra · Summer Attacks Launched ' i Two Divoftlll Aetiou ' •j' lied cawaltlos. Viet Cong gunners Dred one man..Ued rocket Into 8aiiiJII and Ml" El118110ra Eberabach, 85, staged nine terror attscks late dl.ed unexpectedly at her Laaley &mdoy and early lodoy, ldU!ng st. realdence In POmeroy &Ill- aeven por11011s and wouncllng 22. cloy morning. Government troops routed a Viet Mlsa D>orsbach was on COOg SQI8d trylnglo aetupamorarrival al the POmeroy Emer- tar tube In a school llix blocks gency Slpld at her home at H !rom the presldendal palace. U. S. Intelligence IIOIII'COO dewaa horn AprU 8, 1884, scribed the overnli!lt aurae as at Pomeroy, the daughter (1 the the •tprelude" ol a "BUmmer ot~ late Valendne and Katherine fenslve, n with indicators point.. Eberaba.ch. Sle was a member !ng to mid-May as e hil!h Point. al the Trinity United Church al with Salgun .. the main target. Chr!Jt and was proceded In death Ho Chi Minh's birthday II !day alao by a brother and a sister. 19. Funeral services will be '1\lesdoy at 2 p.m. at !he RAowllnpCoals Foneral Home l'o'itll the Rev,. BIJl Perrin olflciatlns- atrIal l'o'iU be In the Beech Grove Cemetery, and friends may call at the funeral home aeytlme. HWI "Mr . frie~~dty" Dies on Sunday :,_s:::.-n.::U ~ DISCHARGES SATURDAY - '"' DeWalt dot!• enrylh lngln woodWOI'Io.· i~~gl Cull a·full 3" d.ep. Up-front pvsh· button Jwllth with safely key lock lor fingertip control. ~orge, eoJy.Jo.r.ad ~tales . Manual puth ·button broke •tops blade in •«onch. Swl"' '" o lull360 degr1n. 2 HP. Sl99 SAVE HERE. Mode of 40¥ Prongtlr heaf-l•mpered aluminum. A full 14" wide, 1-1/4" round rungt. bchnl.,.. ALFLO harden- «! rung lolnf moked rung• Spin-Proof and fodder 1\o'lat·Proo'. Pklo. 1hoe lor uo.~relootlng . 5-VEAR GUARANTEE. Ul..t.l•ttd. R.g . 15.95 ,. GROW &GROW A program of regular sov• ing and our liberal divi• donds will moko your nooot I egg grow . . . fast. Como in and open your account soan. ' -,,. . :. Col,., r ., ' ...a.. Ill'..., . / •' tllaU a Q'sllm. • .· · tor1o,1a dllrtouil,y In even &eltllltl s..treo ~ that st the mowed this. IJII'Ing, 11 lhat llmellll FCC Jlill1allaa at lipals '111.... With new ' :o•• use af. · ·' - ..... bi era.. There wao $1.3S,f9S.M In Mid- 32 2UB; ·planning comml..too, lllllm- W.1.paiilied out that a1 tlml · til~ Villa~ OJIII'•IInr llld no receipts, 110 dlsburoements, . . _. ·pleca· af. 11101'11111 ~· ether lundo aa or Al!rU 30• ac- JSOO. • , . • tO. was .._.,_, •· the· _ _.. ,_~ that cordlngCI 1o the mGalhly repol1 Street inalntenance, $2,126.~8, a -- w . . . . ""' ,· al erk-Treasurer Gone Grate $1,841.5• $1,080,90·, state., ... It !1 110 lonaer avaUable' ,..,... ••-·• loiGndey nllfrt 1o CClWicll .....,.. way, no"'receipts, no disburse••i.o Yll~.:_Vollulleero will~!~ Reeelgto In ApeD w:...e ~.- menta, $l, 4to.9.1,· sanlts~ sew,,.... _. .......,......, ·• ill. r : i99.32 and -ndltureo •16,- er, $4,547.29, $3,.S2.68, $20,787·91. 46 1.84; water, $5,518.50, $5,728.tbi• bli , J:';~~~dl~llbu:r;::1181110iJ111 • n d 6I, $15,80UO; Water meter .do>ljo , ,, truats, $190, $102, $3,223.- ~ ·· . Spr.od". • FARMERS BANI and Savlnts Co. VAitAIU.SPEED lulose lor maktns rayon . "' CAULKING CAIJRIDGE For oil D•Walt IOH pow•r lhop .· modlll1. Stto•l con1lrvtl ... to ouur• y.Ofi of •• ,...~~:. . ' Wort! lkiln, blulh or 61..d tftrough Sturdy. R... 3".a. lata polnl . , . or ony point. UM ln•ld• or aut•ld•. WHITE. FOJ all -PouiH, m•tal or" f~r• cart- , rldget. e.tro long bar,.l wllh -.tedld rotch•t ,od, A.g. 1.10 I e U-155 RON lleDADE U-240 • low 'fl"d for rn•tol1. hlgh for wood and pla1llet. lnd~·d.. rift guld•, wr•ndl, hold•r, wood cutting blod•. McDade Will ilUSnESS BELT SANDER ' Compl•tto with du•t collt<:tor Of.MII'I'I· bltd. 3" 11 2A" b•lt retnOY• mat•rlall foal. Hugs work. won't Be -Speaker 1~1 or goug•. CARPETING SPECIALS TONIGHT &TUES., MAY 12-13 DOURJ fiAIUII PIOOIAM WIIlER OF 8ACADEMY Saf.ly opprovtd for 7-1/4" and 6·1(!." ~~~·• .'!:::~t!a::•uar~•· oil 1/2~' wrtnth. I HP. be.. Rtg, 26.90 . blod•<lnd blodt Tbo ...., Ill :!'JU-- lnciW• 13 StandGrd Sc:d•tt. I R•v•r-- ~loda lfiCI~n rip f.~•. ~"'~Ofl amant«n- YOUJlf Sauvage ps,.ed his te"' derloot testa to become a boy scout oo December 8, 1963 with his father, tlte troop scoutmaater. He completed his secood clus requirements oo February 8, 1964 and worked his ""Y to first class the 811~ year. Sauvage then began hi a merit badge work and achlaved t!H> rallk of Star Scoot In 1965. He'~ a Life ~~~';ke- ;..,~ ~· Mtr,J~1 ~~Jilo,; :0:·:· "":;-.,..ursementa. . •,. . . • - · •• no !i~,Jtreci!IW ~ Ji1T111.~. ·. ~,;.­ IDHf""J. ' ..~ SAIGON llullb Lel!belt, RD, POmeroy, was fined $500 for contempt al A minor ~r accident was court by Meigs CJuni¥ Commoo reported by the Sheri!!'s Dept. !'has .Ndio Jolon c. 8a<on Man- at 3:35 p.m. MOI!doy m Route day. 124 ($11em ~) In RuUand. The Judge, however, ordered A volllcle operated by Uncia that a - r t y band In the aome H. Shenefield, 16, Rt. I, LaogsCilu1cl be placed willl the YlUe, struck a car driven by court Instead al bard ea!!li 1o Georae w. Mclla!IIe, Jr., 28, . oaUa!)o the fine. The order sttp.. lollddleport, In the left front, ulated that $500 be paid within 11 Mella!IIe ,...s attempting to 1.0 days lmleaa a band with ado- make a left ilrn. There wore no quam llll'et;y to provided .,....• irllurles or arresta. anteelnc Lel!l!oit IIDI not iaiJn In "'IY way Interfere with a tvwn- ~"!!:i:.~:)'!f,~~ ablp rood thai runs thrau&h bls !)l'OpOrty. EAGLE AWARD 1I1NNER - Jalmlllehard "Dick" 11auwae - midt &II ~q~e s-1 ......, · night In a coort of llonoir ..o! Syracuse 'l'r<ql Ne. 242 at the Syracuae Albury Methodist~ .. Dick, recel¥edbluqlelniiiiGorlaadE. Par-ot._c »; llpcjlio, hililillf a· ronner Eaf11 Sc"'~i ~ !-shiP 1r1in!Jv •l1alrmalr or the li;G;ir.lbli:~~:&o . Flanklllll Dick and Par...,. are Dick's mother, Mrs. Aan sa..,;,., lilt, and hloatlliw J• <;; · Seuvage, right. . ' • the~.,... troop'oflrat!lqle~ Of National Table Tennis Action II was on aD-Ohio finals late SOUth Korea, c!Cibbered second &mda,y nlsht In San Francisco ranked Jack Howard, 32, Loa AnIn the 39th United states Open pies, 21-11, 21-8, 21-7 In the table tenafa ch&mJ>ionships, Dal Jooo Lee, 28, Cleveland, CliO-time all All-Aalan chamjJlon, defeated John TamehUI, of Middleport, 17, three stra!SIII for 1969 ltonoro, after both had waded tllrousl> a lleld ~ thelql ranked playora In the coontcy InclUdIng Iormor champions. ~ Meigs County men Were Lee, Wldeleated In this counII Fort Hayes, Celumbls, 1odoy ll7 by American players In throe for lnclact!on lnlo thearmedlorc- years since coming here from ea and 18 elheriwere lhere unclefaelnl pn -lnclactlon ,physical OXIIIIInatloas, tbe Mefp COOIIQ' semi.finals. Tanneblll, the No. 1 ranked I7 and Uoder pla,yer, and 7th ranked In men' a open. defeated Glem Colton, 17, No. 2 ranbed 17 anc1 Under In tbe quarter finals, tllen lijl&el former five-times nstlooal clwnJ>Ion Erwin Klein, 27, Los Anaales, 21-18, 21-15, 14-2~ 21I9 In the aeml • finals. Lee's scores over Tamehill were 21.-14, 2I-15, 21-ll. I ,.... Lee'o Oecond atralf!ht U, S. tllle. Reaching thefinala~much auaran- Tameh!U No.2 u.S. men's rlllkiJq during the '69- Eight at Hayes Lellllelt was -ced llldauble ~-..In ....,cy Jail last Frida,y alter be "eciDduetecl ldmsell In a IOIId a n d l>o.lstarouo ma!IIOI"' ·wrlai a bearing, The -.opt ol court line ol Jbidq was tile reault al LeUhalt ~~~~~ lo r - e &II Clb•liluetiCII lll 'rlolbburJ ~ Rood No. 77 alter beiJII Ol'der- ~el!irrice I'OjiOrlld. ed lll do 10, and beiJII prqler8elns lnilucted were Carl H. 11 aceordllor io t b e .Holter, Blll7 S. LunlllOI'II, WU. D, .Davis, Jr., Chester v. II. ~,' Mn L. !iewart and RGa ·M<Diide, cllceclor •hdlloetlottles, Public relaof tbe CciiiJI>o Ohio Electric at the ...... alWII- t;:;:: Scbooi In .11111111111 • Program for wrwert is - llepc>rta on the UP coming 1969 Big Bend l!Aogatta "ere heard at a Monday luncheon aesstoo·Ofthe P,...roy Chamber ;of Commerce at Bolley'o l!Aos!auraot. Tm> CawaeU, parade chairman, aald plans. In takl~ lliolovo lor llio ,........,. w!f'el!llltho lilld- FIVE GAL ' PERYARD shll()e nicely, i\LL CARPET .· IN STOCK! ' tbe will , . . m.: ··· •·:' ~'~ttMWt;w ' ... "' );: ' l t ' '70 year al sanctiCIIted action. , 'i'aD!ebiU, who bad PleD Into the finals of Boys 17 and IJadtr, . In llblcb he ns to meet c agaln ~ nlaht, alfeldT .... lne defeated ldm In men't d!Ylslon action, olecteol to dotloalt. At the conclusle~~ af.llle-. ment Tameblll wat t h• tournament SJ)Ot'II!Nnshlp tro,phy. Lee and '.. . \' ~ .1' ~ ,' ' J1,, eow., pla.ylq .. a doubles team, defeated , . _ hOI llld Dell Slleerls, 23, Gnnd Rll,ll!ds, Mlcb., In !he !lnaloo!tbe men's dOIDlea. Patl;r Martinez, 17, her third straltht 11<11Den'ufnatosUUe. Jury Seated in Easement Co.e A ,1uey no 101floi tliu _., ing In lleqj' CeunQo · ~ Pleas CGurt 1o 1ar a 1u1 ip. propriadoo COH . tloo state aeetdJv In hlf!hWii Jack Car"' l't!PIIfled ·on a party af.· . \)earl,. ~lhe~ ''aL, In · fl'ellht dePot: ~ · !lit - k ,, . bet~>te thO P..Ue ' Utllilleo · 1. ~_it!IOI 01 Ohio. · l'real- 1 ~~~~~ 8111 Gruoser..Uindlarae · of~ bls.lnJas ••~on. ''Ci1f!ll . :r' BOOby Eynon, quartemJaomr; Terry Mooro, librarian; Hillney Holman, scribe and Al&t. Senior Patrol Leader; Rizer, ,.... ior patrol leader; Mlek Alb, llugier, and John 11. Sou-. asst. Juulor •coutmuter. l!Gilb,y Patteraon and Doll\!' Houdaahelt, who were absent, will receive .Patrol leader "IITaiU&. Reireshmeots ,..... aerved, Lee Defeats Tannehill in Finals For Induction F9r ·Banquet 16 PC. SOCKET SET John Richard (Dick) Souvqe, a Southern High School Junior, became the llrst member ot Syracuse Boy Scout Troq> 242 lobecmne an Eagle Scout In an lmpresalve candletisl>t courtofhooo or Monday nillbl at tlte Syracuae Aobury Methodist Ch,.-ch, Sauvage, oon of Me. ancl Mea. John G. Sauvage, Dusky st., Syncuse, began his activities as a scout In I96l. He aerved Contempt Pld-o-.p..df 0 -2250 APM by lqu••rlng tr~a-r . Ooet any jab la1t, aaurattoly . Chud k•y , holcl•t lndudtd. e Dick Sauvage Eagle Award Winner Fined for lt-1211 19 85 district executive, and othe.r ol!lelalo who participated In the court of honor whel'll. Jalm Richerd "Dick" Seuvap was bestowed the coveted rank Moaday evenhlg. Left 1o right are Emmett Morrison of GaUipolio, a holder of the SUver Beaver aDd member of the M-0-M "0 ard E" commt.ttee; Mr. Naeh 1 George Holman, acoutmaomr of Syracuse Troop No. 242; Sou- - . Rlc:k Werner, aa Eqle s-t lnill '-"1; Jrellletll' N•oe, an Eq1e Scout winner and also astlllallt a.,.,_ator of the Syracuse Troop; Paul Werner, Pomeroy Troop oeoutmaster and ,ll8St M-6-M district olllclal; Garland Par-. 11-G-M district leadership tralnlag cfoalrman, and RAov. wdell Slutler, paotor of the Syracuse Methodist Cl!urm who read the charge. - Selltlnel Photo. Leifheit ' DeWALT LEG STAND 2-SPEED JIG SAW Cotton linters provide cel- -617 1/4" DRILL , AI: tail 11 AWMINUM Durobl•: ltvrdy. St•p• morn..:! Into 1ld• roll. Full rodd-. wtf, loriJ• gol--ranllld walher~ . IMtal ' lii!S'I'OWED AWARD - Syra.Uoe Troop No. 242'1 new Ea&le Scout Ia ....,..tulated by 0. Guy Nash, former M-G-M """struetiCII,!.lB3,• be!~ recolflng nouco· that ho ' • DO ~ ,. Wl's to become an Eagle Scout. 11J.58; - a l band retirement, Partlclpatl~ In the corem .... $3,544.31, no dlllbursament., lea, In addition to hi• parenta, •10,915.12. were Emmett Morrison oi Gallipollo, M-G-M committee oma pin aoo Mr. Sauvage was awardcia!; Garland E. Pars!H11, Gal- ed a tie clasp di.D'in,g the cere-- badges and troop senior patrol leader Franklin Rizer received lipolis, leaderablp training chair- mooy. live merit badgea, man, Guy Nash, dlstricl oxecuRodney Holman, another mem.:. Presented their teJderfoot Uve, retired; Syracuse troop ber of the troop, received the patches were James Ferrell, Jim scoutmaster George Holman, Ea- LiCe Scout award, the second gle Scouts Rick Werner and KeD- highest rallk in scouting. Rndney McCoy and Kenton Holman. Issued "arrant~ for psrtlcineth Nease; Paul Werner, Pome- rece[ved the award from his patton in tlte troop were Rick roy Troop seoutmaater and Rev. father, George Holman, ScoutAsh, instructor's warrant, and WendeU StuUer, master OC Troop No. 242. Hol- Asst. Senior Patrol leader; Mrs. Sauvage was presented man also recel ved (our merit ClaUd David Nease, Den Chief; ' P&c> N- flat "D" rung for sure-foot lid IOfeto, orv:l comfort, · Twlsf.Proaf and Spin-Proof. Cen .. r SwNel Pulley lor .· fos .. r eKitn•ion. . they · ALUMINUM FLAT-RUNG - 6' WOOD STEPlADDER ~ ::'!::.~~. ba:C::·k!:~:~~~~·; $138,493 in Village Funds Troop !:~:~s~:~~~:;~,:!! \!bleb never ~. to In· cb&l'lld heel been .....,._ No. 242. ' Convenient 30 Minute WITH INGELS 1 . .,.t>l' •. A-· 20' .. .. REG. 28.59 .. . . 21.50 2A' .... REG. 35.29 . ... 31.50 28' .... REG. 50.29 ... . 36.50 , POMEROY~MIDDLEPoRT. ;OHIO ' ' ' . .... "·•. , 5 Maso celebrated during Robert Reeves, Charles Callahan, Frankie Ml!maw, !blrley par~ week-eOO. Redlorl said tlte SDS grOUP Lambert, Jackie Glaa!lburn, Hat--1 Phelps. distributed Its literature to tie SWill, ""w ADMil!I!IONS SUNDAY - Ella numerous youna people on Gilland, N... RAoven; Catb.Y Weacampus in recert days. The Free Parking content o( the literature, he vor, New l!Aoven; Darren l!Aowthorne, Ricky UtUe, Middlesaid, proved uunquestiorw.bly" that the SDS "oppoaed aU that port; Georae Nesselroed, &-., IAc~jac:ent To The BainJcl THE OW' repubuc ard our ct.Jreh POmeroy; Joae!lb flo!>blns, Ew- . and this Institution st&nds lor- !ng1on. DISCHARGES g)NJ)AY- WUand therefore I am banning llam sturgeon, JamesSeali,y, Joothat organisstion on this campus." eph lllarcinlo>. The literature Redlon spoke of waa distributed May 8 by ASHE BOWS ......,... ,..,.... t MADRID (UP!) - Spaln'o SDS memben among some of Deposit the 2,500 hlgl1 school )ournaUsts Mallie! s..u.. defeated Arln.uranc• Cerp, who attended the unJversU;y's thur Ashe of the United states Member fedenal 9-11, 6-4, ~. 6-1 in the men's alllJJil press day. ReMrv. Syst~tt~t The leallets Included excerpts final of the Puerta de Hierro from leftist publlcatloos and tennis championship &mdoy. ouUined the opinioos of the SDS on Vietnam, the draft and student mllltsncy. Day ;, . en Devolefl To"" .lntereltJ Ojne Meip.'Maion .4refJ· : Two llrmo Jlt'<llrilltll&'DOI!.ea.· · He aald tllree clllli- er, tbat be ,~tasaed lhe """' .., and leao. and 4212 1n mor.bie· televlllon &enlct llande,r nels; 4, 6 IIIIi W, can bio n- Sllday llld noted that 1116 pollee oolleetlma for a to1a1 llftbt • . Mlddlepol1 VW.,. 'celyed with the cable Nnlee no knee hillb and lJ.ia ...... af..1,53UO, . Couacll met li! l'fiPilu ......... llld poo!lib1JII!oelilealklllal clllli- IIOrlnlas bei!IID by viilaso .eiJI. Clert:~Treallll'OI' Geae Grate :• Repn-l:l.ts fftll! .l'fio ea- ne1 from Ohio Illite Uolverdt;r. pkqeo In-.,. the l!f'IN. lie edriaed CClUIIC!i al anlnereese · IU um,.~. irJ!" .., hand tolla. Both 11rm1 oitered ~ ~-~~t· eoald not llll&l'&lllee; II" 1n rates by Columbia Gao eo. cu~o with ·tho ~~ ri the oaiiiO I!8W chamels f<ir delqoUm thai hll· emploJes of 01!10 JIDing lniO eftect June of eable ~a~..to~a~~~a ·Mid- 10ca1 v~ew.,. tbtoush 111e cable ,keep 1116 perk ....... ..... ~.and el!ectl.. .lllrou.llb ~o~q s1, dhiJ)ort. • · · I. lei a llllor!oae it ·lllll'llerl. '· 1_910 under !be ftle1 C0f1 c l ~ t'h •· .~ · ·The 0111o VIdeo repreiOII!allve Howev0r., he and YU!a• Oat- af.. 1116 ~· CCIIIticl with Coat;y Cllblo 'SonJce were llalpll · · llld thallllere ~be no pr<lb- elala pledged to belp aU they tbe vlllaae. Gram alao reported the ap.. . !'9iins, Cbarloo GaliiW, •JoiQ) l.m wttll pile..........,.. tor conlnmalnlaiJIIntt.ho)lork; '' . ·~~a:' Rlebard ow-. . l hlf qltem. He hal dteelted with !Plkesmen ~ lhedelollllailln- P""al al the claim al former 1 . • was h .prlndPII Chi Cel!llllbls and SOUtbera 0111o, clleated the psr1c lhould ellber pollee cblel, Herbert Gilkey, for , "'*eoman ·for I!Ji lllGUP !lilflla. EIJelric Co. and Tho Glatrel be J~~Gperly maintained or all8J>. befte!ll.a under the llqreao o1 • lnf tile - ol tbe COIDpiiJ V Tei~J~~a» Co. for clearance In oJootd. Workmen'• Compeoaotion and o1 · ·::"..., and Woll11111. He ~·1111'uae.,af. •l"&bJl-.polao, he · Mro. Robert Cralr, speaking other beno!tts recslved by rorlulali~'hlo~-d lllid. lie 111!0 staled tlat he 1111 brl""', as1d thai lilt feelo a mer employea, Vpoo the r - . ·. · • . a llfaeloJ7 tnllm In 11-. lliYeo Ptrmlaslon llllnltali well I'OUIIded summer JII'08l'am mendatkln al the -...! rl Pllb1 •,lllddloport '!lid ftiU inlllll a cable 1\YIIl!m In l'o!nerqy, Ills IIJGuld be worked out for 101111 Uc Mralrs, C<JuncU apprvyed tbe Alf ~ lliubedlateiJ' ll Rrm Nlid )1011 a J5,000 per- people · al the commun!Q' at the repayment al a luan within vii~ &lfto It~ ~ formanee bend, he stat.cL pork. Sbe stated thai the j)lrk lap lunda thus doing awa,y will! ., "; The vUlapwQild-eabout A opiclal meeting wao sot tor 11 ....., than Just the awlmm!ng the sewer coostructlon fund and ;;.f50 a year hom the oor- .._,. 19 to COllier wlih ....,......,_ pool and the eollrelaell!Q' llhould the oottJng aolde al payments on ; !lee COIDPIU'II' llbldl ~d·iuln- tlvea af.llle two f!rins and pos- be ,wisely uoed. . tile construction costs. tlln en olllee In the~· . l1bly ·~a franddse fori coWalter B. Horrla _.-...beCGuncl.lman Zerkle reported ~ore - d ba 1 eb!ef• tiel!- ble qsllm In the 11nm, fore CCW!cll alsci and ilked that that village otrlclalt are lnv!t, ilclan who - d handlt work COIIPLAINS OF PARK ectlon. ba. tabn against apeec1- lid 1o a urban cenewal 11!0011ng . lit tbe Jackoon and WeU11111 araa A cltloptlm QPearec1 before In& oo s..ith Second a_ Mayor Iii Gallipolis on Mf¥ %7. He re.u well as local -"cwncU to lod&e · .complaint• c. o. Fisher 'l llid thai apeec1- ported alao the Interest al Feen. s..tre• lllld that he liOUld qolnat the condition al theii)U- 1ng arresti 00 qte a1ree1 Ire ey-Bemett POst 128, Amerl... ~ a performance bc!Qd~.. IOIIIi lllm,.I park. . avirqlng about ..,. a doy and Lqloo, In the purchese af. tbe . ~ It did not .~ . thai the Cblet iJokeiiMIIfor tbe fJ1lUll oulvll8d Harris thai e11or1s wiU roidsicle psrk area. Recorda oo • - . -. l!bould plri'"U! qalnst . wei'. Cbarl.e i Smith and..Robort bl mede to curtaU ~ Ollllersblp ...W be Investigated, .c:~~-al the F~ Com- Cralr. Tboy polmed out tbat 111("<lWICII _ . . . the report Others attending were Cam· r......,. Commlli!I!!IL llleraut ~e have labor- or lloyor Fisher for lljlrll. The cUmen David Ohlinger, Cberles .:..~~ J~.~~.• JIOIDI-, ad throu&lt the YNrtlll molnllln report -ed J1,322.10 In fines Byer and Dick Vaughan, .. out -lhe ,..._no bald and~ethepsrk. · EXTENSION LADDERS VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS SATURDAY 1 e; .' ' . '!"" ' 0HWi . Mr. Friendly DeWALllO'' HOME SHOP . ' ·.y· . "" SPRING LUMBER SALE 'tAl. ,1z £0-6'1 TOOLS o . AND PAINT SUPPLIES! 0 ' al ~ '' / , I~ er. Cable ,TV -Plans ; . 1,' ' • . .u... ·. ;,; ' SAIGON (tiP)) - OpenlnJ what the ,proc8sa apinst "light:" Al- ·,(_ ,, u. S. olllclals called a new "IUDUDer oft'easlve,"' the com.. munlats selected 159 Allledbaaes and tmmsov,ernlsl1t- thalrbeavlest I'OUJid al mortsr and rocket attacks Iince the Tel otrenalve In 1968. In atldltiCII, mUitar7 spokesmen lllid, they slammed ground attacks Into three U, S. a n d SOUth Vlevwneaeoutposll~­ !ng approaches to the C8Jjltal trom Cambodia and lost 278 men In ' ' .' low COLORCARTOON:Aker~ Admission: $1.00 and 50c SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. ' 1o mldll(o SDS Ruled Off Bonnies' Cam'PUS ··;;. OLEAN, • !10!'111 and tbe yPPOf Ilia aid JOE CARNJCELU By ,, '"' '* . · � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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