https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/50f59e8b52cc6c6dece40ec575764ef5.pdf 25b2420d3d3b6c711480c9b4063d6daa PDF Text Text ~· 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 ,, '"' '* . · �• 1 ·A· - .., , . ,. : p~1 · . .I:]Jproves· ·c·· · 1 , 1 "II ·~ ·• I •' ~ ( • \1' ' ); ·•I' ~( ,._, ' • Cards Knock Off Dodgers ' \ .Ta,king Henderson· ~~.u!NT· u-PLE!~, .::.::~ bl clreult <GIIl'l, It tileD has ~ MaJor r ~ ... "' OUT TULSA, OKLA., WAY, Rlcharil P, Neese, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nease, Pomeroy Route 3, ts campletillJ requirements for a bachelor of science dejree in·education. Nease, an English maJor, is among the 722 seniors cOIIQ))etlng requirements for graduation at the University of Tulsa. Nat!~ UJ · WEDNESDAY IS COFFEE DAY for the Meigs CouriQ' C&ncer Crusade. During the day, a IJ.ll11ber of local restaurants will dorate their prOceeds from coffee sales to the cancer CUDd drive. The armual drive, with a goal of about $4,800, has so rar raised only aboot $2,100, so appsrenll,y all of us will have to drtnl< plert.v of coffee Wodnesday. Participating in the acthity will be the Five Points Grill; Crow' s, Bailey ' s, mue and Grey, Bowers' Drive-In, Court street GriU, Pomcroy j Jack's Dalry Bar alli the Waffle ~op, MLddleport; - The Club, Racine. and Archie's Recreation Center, RutlaOO. NUMEROUS MOTHER'S DAY observances were held Sunday at Meigs County churches. At the Syracuse Church of the Nazarene, potted plants were presented to mothers. Youngest mother present was Mrs. ,Willie Cundlffj Mrs. Vazte Lee was the eldest aOO Mrs. Allred Ruschel was the mother with the most children present. AND IT'S A HRST FOR XI Gamma Mu Ch~ter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority which this weekend wilJ stage the first uaea market"' In Meigs County. The ••nea market" will feature a wide range or novelty Items as well as antiques. The "red barn" at the home of President Barbara Betzlng in Surgar Run will be the sale location with hours to be fr<m 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Friday aOO Saturday aOO Crcm 12 noon to 8 p.m. on Sun-day, SEVEN-YEAR-OLD BRYAN MARSHALL, son of Mr. and Mrs, Charlas Marshall, Hemlock Grove, reeeived 300 cards from just before Easter until his death MoOO!ly morning resulting from cystic !lbrosls. Bryan loved getting the greet!Jw cards- they were a real Urt to him. Ir you were among the 300 seOOers conslder your deed a very good one. Taxidenny is carrtes plJstlc eyes for several kinds or ftsh and animals. To preserve a bear or deer, the hide is salted down, piJced In a pickling brine and acid mixture to remove all eleJnents, then ~ Explained to School Pupils · Howard Blrcht!eld elqllalned · . . . .A Fl'lllk MorriiiCIII,'I'II'OrlllllenThe CC!!IIIllllg and r«e!YIIIg proaented a cloeu.,..X . ~~ ·of )lie Republican and II&Ded· b,y 102 Ill the 200· rql.. . lhe llemocrlt parlles were .,_ tere4 voters In Hepderson, . - JII'OI'ed. . ~· lhe-aolldalloll. , llaYI~ RDOIIn - · hired u loldrriiiOtl. aa 1 d llerMieriGO d1reclor al the LIWe ~ would benelll from the CGUOU- BaMball pi'OII'Im , H taO per datloll aa It Ia .Aillf dependent week, a ·$S ralll8 over lalt )'elf. Clll l'vlnt l'lealllll for nter, The oil.... director, Larr)'-.. sewage ellaposal, gll'bage 'ells- · pn, Ia hired and paid b,y lhe ~ ond ftre protection, Lillie Leape at $~5 per week. The qaeadoa of lhe iewer 11\'&)iQvr MDrpn,aa1d that hwtem lndebtedlleH "'' ~ nee I'Ool wW be open tldo IIWIIup, and loleyor Morgan ID!d coun- mer, and that he Is waltiiiB m cU It would he kepi ~ate and hear ll'om the Klwanlo Club m that the s,ystem would pa.,y lor tlds mHU~r. Itself. A motion carried iD honor the Present from llellderoon - e r...,elt of S. R, Fleming thai Mayor Morrison, Dreama Ael-· permlsaloo he given iD bull~ the ker, reeorder; Allee Noe, treas- oltnlc at 708 Viand Street 2\!1 urer; Ellie Roaeh, of <OUIICII, feet ll'om the norlhern boundand Joilt Ander11011, Wlnfteld, At- 8J'll of the properiJI'. Zanlag In torniiY for HenderBOO, and four R2 on that block bulls OJqJeded citizens of Hander&Oit. to he lllangod to C I or C 2. At II lho Resolution Is approved present, R 2 calla for a buUdIIIB to he built 6 feet from bGumJ. 8J'll. II lhe C1 Commerelol zone Is adopted, It could be bunt m the property line. C2 Is semi Green Vnlvers!V, !pent t h e Mother• a Day weekend here wllh his PIU'BDts, Mr. and Mrs. MarYin Burt, and tamily, Mr. and loin. A, R, Kni,ht were in Belington, W~ Va. over the weekend m vi lilt hla mother, Mrs. E. L. Knight and other reiat!ves. They were guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Woldoo Tbacker and Mra. B. B. Lsmbort during their vult In Belln&UJn. Mr. and Mro. Pete Nibert, Tina and Todd, ofGailtpoltawere Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. Gerald WUdermuth. MIJl Marte Blehm111, who underwent surgery recently at Hoi- Chi- ' ••• 21 11 ,565 Plttabursh • , 17 13 N"' ~erk ••• 14 1s. Pblladelphla , .12 15 !II- Loulo, •. ,13 18 MOIItreol, ... t7"i7 . West '· ' Rutland Elementary School at his home recently. Miss Thelma Michael, class room teacher, accompanied her students on the tour, which Was a part of the therapy prognm sponsored by the Rudand Frleodb' Gardener's. Thls was a make'll program ror January, which lrad to be cancelled due to the scheduled opeaker being unable to participate. Birchfield learned taxidermy whUe enrolled in a correspon. dance course at the Northwest-ern Taxidermy School In Omaha, Neb, He began world"¥ wllh birds and then the more complicated processes with deer, bears, ilquirrels, raccoons. W L Pet. .I The "69ERS PLUS 1," a team of Meigs HlP Schoti •lllclenlo representing tho Pomero,y Bowl· I• Lanoa, were llwtll'lied !roo phlea Moo<~ay rar bebv th'BQra' Class AA wl11110ro ln. lhe re<OIIt American Junior Baorllqr Congress District 6ellmlnotlOnUJurnament at lront\111. Members of the wimlqr fAitlm, commercial. 41ho were preselted traphleo b,y The clinic wUI lit back ll'om RegiOIBI AJBC Directors CUI the sidewalk 35 feet and bave a and Olarlotte Yates of Wa..,r• 15 root drlvewey on the south llicle and a parking lot In the rear. Flood 14\flle will be Installed. Tho buDding lteetf wUI be 65 feet by 80 feet. Key women Ill Church Women S. R. Fleming Is with t h e United of Molp CouniY are askCit¥ Plamlllg Commission. ed m meet In ·the basemOQt of Present at the cOWICU meetthe Trlnl~ United Clureh of Ing were lola,)or D. ~ B. Morgan. Chris! at 10 a.m. Tlllrlday. Ps!V Burdette, Clt.,y Clerk; RayAt that time IIJ-Iawa for the monel G. Musgrave, Cll,y Attororganization wUI be drawn up ney, and CouncUmen Jim Fisher, Wall&e~~ Smith, Russell Hot.. and plans will be made Ul assist land, Jim Wiggins, Bill Winters, In a llmd - ralslllg projeet for Donald Waldie, JaekJonlper, Wa- Melp Count¥'• reiJrded eldldren. Thooe attenclinl ue aakecl dear Thabe~ Buster Rime, Jack Ul take a asudwleh. The beverFowler and Dick Melrose. ap wlll be provided. .· .·..··..·...· ..· .. .·.·. Women United Will Meet on Thursday The entire inside of an ani· mal or bird is carefUlly remov- ed, keeping the skin Intact. The llodl' is wired to keep the shape after being stuffed with cotton or excelsior. It is then mounted on a wood base. The eyes must be artificial aDd are ordered from a firm that then toured the caged area where they viewed live Golden and Am- herst pheasant&. Mrs. Birchfield provided the chlldren with a <andy and gum trett as they deported, THE DAILY SENTINEL IEvottp ro rrm:aar or IG!I(iS.IIASON AREA BICHioJU) S. OWr.N, I'IJ!IL&!iHEI C"'IIUir T.......W, tdllor Publllhed ~Uy t llftflt Sl!urdiYill' TO. Ohio \'all ~ Pub.l h ~hw Conlllf,.,, ub M«'-111' St., Plll!lllt(l) , O!ilo, 4518 ~ But l,.u om~ P'91~151 , tclltorllol Pta. "3-Jl$7. ~ d111 paa ... ptWM P-rur. Ohio, Nail-l ..t\'fnllllrw ....,.--naolh't Botlh.. tJU-e;r.IJaat-r, ~roe.. 11 tbt St.. Ntw CIU' " " \ 0111. S....,rlp!lo~ rltu: Dell.,.rtd II}' oarrllr •htre ..allable u <...U PI• •...,: 0111 ~..,. ta ..,.....,~ tl lilt c.ll, ~11111 orne., ln. to. Sl1 montlll, llUn. 'T?Ir• ~.U. By Motor RoY111 OllilA ourYor ..-.t• IIIII 0. - h lUG. 8r 111111: 011 r11r llZ.OO .ib - ' t l N.2S. T~rM -~~~~ ft,OO. ~llltlll Ef.•• Ill••· prl.,. IIICI ..... Si1111¥ von ••U.W.. n..~-. TONIGHT, TUES., MAY 13 DMIIDLEANSlltM (711(111- ~00 -- "ROAD TO 110PEZ" Wid., lhu. & Fri., Mly 14-15·16 ...Mr. and Mrs, F. E. Shael!er of Columbus were Mother's Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Blackltoo and famll,y, They were joined by Mrs, Lenora Spencer of Pomeroy. I Eagles Swan n..own fior Canton Ace lrv Cross Picks Dlini DOUIII I'IAIIIII 19&7 CHEYEL~E MALIBU . " :. · , STATI~N W~GON ................. m~ Gold lin11h wtth. wh1to top, gold vinyl lntorjor~ ~.a mptor, .a~tqma~ic trona., power braku·, M•.•f · steer~·: ·. lng, w/a/w l~reli, wheol dlaco, chrom9 ,ackl•.Thla '-' · ' .. • ·' 1 ..· .. ·.· W L Pet. GB Baltimore •• ," 22 11 .1167 GB Boston , , , , , 10 10. .655 1 Waahlngton •• 16 17 ,485 6 3 DetrOit. ' • • ' 13 15 .464 l!'h e 'New Ywk. ••• 12 20 .375 l!'h l!'h Cleveland • • , • 4' 21 .160 14 7'h West 8 W. L Pc~ · GB Minnesota • • • 18 9 . 667 GB Oekland • • ••• 19 10 .655 Chicago • • • • 12 11 .522 4 2'f.l Kansas City •• 15 14 .517 4 8'12 Seattle ..... 12 17 .414 1 7 California ; • .Io 17 •370 8 1'h lolonilay's Results 11\!1 CalifS Waah 2, night Seattle 8 New York 4, ~ (Only pmeo scheduled) -Require ochoolehlldren m bo lmmonlzed aplntt mea• ales. - Exteod the deadline for trial rar a amall clalmo court from 20 m 30 olayo follOwing start of the aeUon. - Rtvlse the poweraandd,._ ~·of the conservancy ell .. trlels concerniQB aelalowleili1110111 of lnotrumenll, adoption ! of olllclol plan and sale of wa- ' ter, . . ,Gall1PIJila ants~ ftflh with ; 20 'morker" lrOntol! had four · poiJII;a, Waverly, Now J,.Oldngton . three •~h, Balpre, lolelso ·and Portsmouth one tlch. .Noneotthe ,..mointng teams (tl!ere were 23 In all) managed Ul 1eore all)' ·polnta, (Oib' ..... ••hlduletO SERviCES . ' .. lltli»>taa u be· comJur liiOre thail ' . .... In. I-.. 'Jbe ~ - DOW lallillallal. It II a - munlf¥ orpniall'lt ileYe!M """ ...,, Iii·••lheOllll"!'im ' health ..,meea to~ ~a. ' .::iJI: .,~~~~ 111 . . .• I .• ' . ( • ! - - - an Raines, Gallipolis, :10.8; 5. Mike lolscCarter, OIUUcolbe, :ll.l. One - Mile Run - 1. Gary Gre!, Lencasler, 4:31.1; 2. Fred Bobo, ChiUieothe, 4:37,2i 1: .S!Iove. P~rr,t!, C)liiU<Oihf, .l;38; . f.v.Bal:l Stan!eJ,Iolsi:IJIIa;4:38.1; 5. · Mike lllalo, Alhene, t:4L2; WiMing time hattars meet record or 4:31.6 1101 by Vary Gref ot Lencaster In 1967; Deciollll on record pmtlng, 880-Yard Relay - 1. Chilli· <othe (Mike Doleo, Tercy Brady, Eddie !Mvia, Mike lolscCarler), 1:34.9; 2. Lenc:aoter (Jeff Cole, Joe De Fllllppo, Don Wollaer, ChUlas Hoover), 1:35.1; 3. Athena (Rick Essex, ~ Beverage, Dave Coon, Steve liiiBlel, 1:35.4; 4. GaUipolla (Keith Black, Brlaa Raines, Tom Proae, Lonnie Buah), 1:36. 7; 5. Marietta (llrl.. an Curtlo, Leroy Storms, Jim Deonls, Richard Buehman), 1:- · lf,ore'o the Clan AA reoulta: 120 ·'l'ant High Hiirdlo1 - 1: Tom ~cer, Gal,l~lo, :15,0; 2. Levi Gause, Olllllcolho, :15.0S; 3. Mike . Noel, Athena, :15.85; 4. Jort llelgh~ lolsrlotta, :15.9J. 5. Torry Brady, ChiUIoothe, :18,3. 110 - Yard JMlh - 1. n.ve Burke, lolsrletta, :10.41 2, Rick 38,4, 221)-Yud !Mah - I, SleYe El'"x, Athene, :10, 7; 3. Mike Rlalo, Athena, :23.2; 2. Mike Dolao, Ollllleothe, :10. 75; 4. BrlMaeCarler, Chlllleotlte, :23.5; 3, .Riek Eosex, Alhene, :24.9; 4. Mike Dolea, Chlllleolha, :24.1; .5. Olarleo Hoover, Lencaater, , :2U, Jllgh Jump - 1. Marc illepJ, Lencaater; and Bill Kuhner, Cllil· llcothe (Uo);· 8'0"; 8. Jei!Knlp~ loltrietta, 6'10"; 5. Mike Noel, Atbebl. 5'10". Shot Put - I. Olarlu McClenoetan. lancuter, 48'3"; 2. , Hudd Roach, Ironton, 47'1!'h "; I'HILADELPIIIA (IJi>O - The 3. Frank Wiseman, Cltlllleothe, ClnclmaU 11et1a neednll'lanq f6'9"; 4. Duone Joitnaooi, Waverltnak and Jim lollloni¥ 1111.,)' bo If, 4G"h "; 5. BlU Willman, LeDtill man IIllo ean att them 11art- euler, 43'9". ..: Lcq Jump - L n.ve Burke, .lla!Oner tokes the mound here IIWietta, 23"h "; 2. Tan !\le~>­ e.llabt bl the· ftrlt ct·'* lllree • oer, ·. Gailipo!i,, 20'10"1 S. ~ot 111110 ..rte. ~· Pldl- DeFUJijlpo, Lent>!otM, 20'5"; .. . lltL A rid neip a1 ule Mrle• Fred Glover, Chillleothe, 20' ~ flve c~~ •..a..t 1D 8',',!'1 5. Mill+ McClure, Belpre, ; t1it ltAndlncl 1id idldti .... 20'; llurq'i . illftntnt: ,dlall!neo Ill* rw>rd at 16,18, · 'l , ot " Is new meet rocord; 20'11'; FIDIJI. · ' Tho Rills ..,.f ~·lij lGurtl! · · 1n tJte w~ m~• Natloeal ~. :Wta, .a . • ' jjuiie:ieil,ac!:::::::7J5' all1teraalloNol By United Pr.. Nltlonal ~ G. AB R, lL Pd. Jones, NY. 30 112 28· te .411 llbnr, Pit 21 1t 16 21 .812 H, Arcln, Atl2UOO 2' 81 .110 . - . 1111 28 108 16. f1 .818 . Pit 30 · •. AIou, ... ~· · .4. ,3H !llncler.. Cbl24 71 18 27 .151 lolsJa, SF 25 12 14 S2 .ate Labof,loltl 28 105 10 ss .Ma Milke, !leu 34 118 15 sa .336 Alou, AU '¥1 112 22 S7 .380 AllleriClll ' - • .G. AB ClrW, Min 22 94 Ptrcll, Boo 29 100 F • Rllb.., ~ 124 Today's Probeble Pitchers · AU Times EDT cater' Ook 21 116 Boston (Nagy 1-o) at Ollt1and Slrno, Cal 21 58 (Nash 3-ll, 10:30 p.m. B, AUn, Wu Washington (Moore 2-1) at Cal23 60 Ifornia (Messersmith 04), 11 p, Crdaa, Min 'J:1 102 m. New York (Stottlomyre 5-2) at Seatlle (lolaroholl U), 11 p.m. Cleveland (EUswwth 1).1) at p .m. Kansas Clt.,y Olooller 0-1), 8:30 San Francisco (Bolin 2-2) at p.m. Plttaburgh (Moos 3-1 or Bla11 Baltimore (CUellar 3-3)at lollt>Z-2), 8 p.m, ne- Oloswall 3-3), 9 p.m. San Diego (KeUey 2-2) at Chi· Chi- (Horlen 3-2) at Decqo <setma: U), 1:30 p,.,; troit (Lollch 3-l), 9 p.m. Loa Allples (Singer Wl at St. Louis (llrUes 1-3), 9 p.m. · Wadne•da¥'s Games Wedllelday'sGames Atlanta H Now York, nJiht Boston at Oeklond, night Hwston at Montreal, night Wash .at Calit, night Clncllllllllat Phila, night New York at Seottlle, night san Fran at Piltohlo'gh, night Cleveland at Kan Cit¥, nl&bt san Dle110 at 011Baltimore at lollm, night , Let Allplea at St.·"rLouls, night Chicago at Detroit, night Lencaster's GoldenGalesc:aplured theil- secCind otralghtClasa AA District track ond field meet Monday evening at Chlllieotlte, Tho Galea ftnlshed with 69 more U.n '"UUIner'4> INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE STANDINGS By United Pre'" lntenalloeal WLPd.GB TldoWater ... ta 1 . •SSt LoutaviiJe ' • • 12 7 •832 Butralo • • • • • 8 7 .533 Toledo • , , .. 1f 11 ,522 Syraeu.e •••• • 10 .472 Cclunlbl• • • • • 8 11 •421 Ric- •••• e 1S .tot Roehe...... " 9 14 ,391 lolonilay'o ReiiUita Toildo 18 c0l•DIIb0a•5 Rochelter 9 Rlet.i.oal 3 Tidewater at ·a .tralo 2 pmea : I'IKii wet ~Mmd• . N;EW ~n-~ran. • ' • 17 13- :567 CUICIIIIIIll , , ,13 16 .448 san otqo ... 1s i9 .441 Houamn , •• , 11 23 .323 ' ' lolonilay'I Reiulta Chicago 2 Son Diego 0. Pitta 4 ~n Fran 3, ~ Sl. Loull 8 Loa Ang 2, night (Only pmes scheclded) Tollay'a Probable Pitchers , AU .Times EDT . Atlalta (Reed :J.)) at New York (Geriry Z-2),.8:05 p,m, Hou.smn (Grlflln 1.2) at M..,. !real (Wepner l·ll, 8:05 p.m. ClnciMaU (lolsJoney 3 • 0) at Philadelphia (Joltnam ~. 7:35 QQZI Lancaster Repeats As DistriCt Track Otamp WIYo II ·.·.···.···.·.·.·.·.· ..·.·..... -::-·-· Holzer Medical CeJter, Flnt Mrs. Renlamln Brown, Rt. 1, Ave, Visiting houra 2-4 aod 7-l! Jackson, 11011, 6:30 p.m. Monday, p.m. Parents only on Pediatrics Sunday Discharges Ward. A. lolsrle Bl chman, Joltn c. Admis&iOIII N>llc:allon of adm111lona Is Boggess, Mrs. Dolo R. Fife, r prohibited until further aotlee. Mrs. Thomas E. Gloka al)d 1.. fait malo, Glnl I. Guatafaou, MrL Esther F. Kissel, Everett F. Lcq, Mro, ModJeoka M. Jmo, r ' Mrs. Garnett N. lfal"n, Mrs. Gene Pu...., Mrs. Burl C. Roush, pan Ropr Smith Jr., William . II. Smllh, (E>piredl, PIDLADELPHIA (Up() - The CANTON, Ohio (IJPI)-Nlck Mrs. Lettie ~neer, Mrs. Alvis PhlladeiphiJ Eagles settled a Canton loleKin- I. Stone, Clarence A. Turley, peroonnel problem Monday by WeHher• ley HlP School's 6-loot-7 _,._ Tollon Watto, Mro. Wllllam W. trading o!fenolve tackle Bob Webb Jr., and IIIUt male, and Brown to the Los Angeles Her will attend a Bli Ten Mrs. M. Claire WelUnglon. Hems In a fiV"i)layer cleat IChool - bat It 11U1l't be lido lolonilay Dlachlrpa which returned defensive back state. Mrs. Jack Lee llerry 0111 lJI. The Class AA AU..Qhlo for. lrv cross for a shot al coaching fal1t f..,.lo, Mra. Ji. KeiDih ward tlllllOUII<tld In a news conhis ronner teammates. Bleoolng and ln.llnt male, Mn. Brown, the 6-IOOIA, 295-- ference here today that .he has Garr7 CaUieoai, MrL Fern F• pounder called by llama' Co&cb, slped a be-.-Ii ~.aid Elliott, Mro. Sarall E. Freeman, George Allen the uflnest" u the Unlveralt¥ of Dllllo1a. More than 100 maJor eollepo Albert J. GabriOitl, Mro. Beroffensive Uneman ln rootball.'' nlca M. Gardner, Mro. John W, asked to be traded uror had been lntere- In Wealh- Gllliland, Mrs. 110¥ D, Grimm, ersiiODII who 1181'1'0Wed the flekl peraomJ rea BOlli." Ul Dllnols, Ohio stale and Laull- Mra, Arlle Hill, Marcia I. HW, lie met with Eagles General Mn. L ~ Jef!ere, F4Ward lolslll&"r Pete Retzlatf In lhe vllle ~ making the flllll D. Lembtrl, lolro. Ropr Killh morning, am leu than five deelolon. Weather- avera&ed 25 Keller, Mrs. 110¥ I. Pel!'.... hours later lletzlal! said he and Mrs. Harry Scoll, Mn. Audref AUen confirmed lhe deal, points and 18 rebounda a pme !\lencet, Mlt1 Dolly~ to leed lhe sending Brown aDd detensive In his senior Bulldop to tile Claao AA ata1o loin. Rdltrt SIGUt, MrL Arthur· back Jim Nettle• iD lhe Rem& WWI.a, Mr'" WetMI , li<Jia, lla:' in return tor Cross, otreDslve totlmamenl final• aplna eo. ehael M. Suun, lolr" Wllllam S. tackle Joe <Arollo and olfenslve lumbua EuL Tayler, guard Don ClnJY, uThe visit trmn BI'OWII waa FINAL COMPETI110N not unexpected," Retzlatt Aid NEW YROK (l1p(j - ~ later. urw been t:alk1rw to Booton, former W«i<ld reconf George ADen lor llve olays holder In the l q ~. wW al>out a trade aod I knew who I c"""""' lot . the flllll time waiRKI." Soturdey hi an AAU !rack aNt Brown had lodlcated a cleolre field moot at Villanlnl and to be traded after Eqles new then beeime a bnladcaafllr Ill ,. owner, Leorard Tote, ramed traek evllto rar CBS· It wao RetzlaU general ......,,. last aiiiCU!ced ........, bJ the week in place of Joe Kuharleh. network. r arie a~owa g~ care. -~--. COLlJMBUS (VPl) - Gov. James A. Rliodea Monday olgned fwr biDs pealed bJ 111e General All!elllllb', aUofwblch wlll become law Aur. 1L · The laws wiU: · - Dealpte Ohio 72 aa the "Simon lie...., Trace High. i:;.~ls~;i~;~~· "" attached. ' Birchfield showed macy anima1s of his own collecdon. ineluding squirrel, re~c..., fox, pheasant, baby shark, eel, wUd turkey, and two ring neck wild ducks to the p"'lls. The grcq> .567 ,487 .444 ,419 .393 Atlanta ..... 20 ' .•690 Lot Angelea •• 18 12 .600 to a tanning solution.e.!'Artlftclol ·zer with' ~ "tile the art of taxidermy to members deer beads of the spedal education clau ot original skl~nd anti"{.' ll'i'' Cb~p/!11~. :11:4pm Leque East I American Leque East , W L Pet. der11011, J~ auta~~H~~ Leque f!lllndi!Wll By United Preaa.-....Uonal -~- bo 'lj,pl'OYed U llle St¥e 11au.. ~... al the town Ill lion- In Charle810n and approredln a . V<l <ler...,toFui!IIPieuonti(IIIU&y. Paw< eleetiO.. , I~ . A novel l~ea hu . C<IIIO. foi1h from the Youth FeU'"'ohiil of the or D. B. · Moraan appol- 1ollm .· Jlayor ..,.rpn IIlPtllnled.lloop.••• T"'pers plains Sl. Paul's United Methodlal Olurch. FIIher, Dick Melroae oild Allor- old Woltlle Ul represent lhe ~ ~ tn The young people wW hold ·an outd<10r ywlh Icymn sllW ll'om uef · ~ ' (), Jiultp'BVO • . '1" .lhe ComnMdf¥ AJilCIII Boord i;J 5:30 to 1 p.m . Sunday at the Eastern H4\fl School footblll fteld. 'draw up a needed reaolut!aa tor • due 1o the ._It dl Robelt E. The affair is OPO~ to. the public and to nondenomlnotiaoal. .JudliB ' Jlmea Let Thompaoil ,al reaP~••· loluo!I' Collilf¥~, · Circuit Court to approve. that Bill Wellman. bo reploeed. ' . ---.. By VITO STELIJNO ,, R, lL Pet. 18 S7 .1114 21 S8 .880 29 43 .347 17 S8 ,328 3 19 .328 10 19 .317 behlod the Ollcago Cubs aod VPI !\>orta Wrtter ftye eame• under .500, many With lh!l twtHimo deteodlllB obaerven are atartlJM: to cwnt National Leaaue ehlmlllm s~ the Cards out of the race. LoWs Carillnolo ?lh pmes Bob Glh100, the ace of lhe 1 lllal! who pitched a Cardinal Muter, NY 32 128 22 40 .313 aeve!Htluer, cqlleeted three hlto Blair, Ba1 32 136 31 42 .309 and stole a base to beat the Los Olin, 111n 27 110 17 34 .309 Allples Dodgers, 6-2, Monds,y Ntll, Min 21 55 10 17 .309 nigh~ doeon't seem to be · ,Jiome Runs worried at all. Natlonol Lea&lle: lolcCovey, Only time will teD If Glboon 1!f' 8r Peru, Cbl, Jones, Ioili, Is right but lhe Cobs aren't wJill, ·,_, - . and Cepeda, All 7• going to he an 0011,11 t<am to Amerl••• I ooMo u - - - · catCh as they maintained their waans;F. ~'iii; lead by hiJnklng the San Diego J..kllll, Ook and PetroeeW, Boe Padre•, 2-0. 10; -..er, ....._ NY 9, In the other three games in Runs Batled 1n lhe majors, PIUsburgh niiiPed Natlonol Leaflll8: Tolan, C1n San Francisco, 4-3, Seattle 26:• Jone.. ~·· ........... ~...-. All and drubbed New York, 8-4 in a Sonto, Cb1 25; McCOVOJ', SF, 23. brawl..,.,.red game and CaliAmerlc:&D League: Murcer, fornia nlj>ped Washington, :J.2. NY S2 ; ...__. - . Wash 30;F,I!obThree Runs ln11011, Bait 28; KWebrew, 1o11m Julian Javier knocked In 24; """''ay, Oak 23; Bando, Oak three runs for the Cards to help 22. Gibson as he homered aOO singled. Helen Louise Leonard was Ferguson Jenkins pitched a the real name of actress Ulfive-hitter to collect his fifth =. 12 32 ,314 Jlan Russell. victory and third ohutout u the Cubs blanked San Dlqo to remain In ebarp ot the NatiOIBI l.eque'o Eaotem Dlvla too · race. Jenklna, ,_ 5-2, otruclt out 10 aod walked tGur, The Ya,._Uie pme wu decided In the first Inning when starter At Downing walked lhe flrat three batlera and T<mmy Davis, scored them with a double to trigger a oevOIH'UII reliever F'red 1lolbof' u- dNII 1.11 aulamatle $50 ane whfD he kiiD<ked down PaUin and lhe plaie llft¥llre- Bill ~. a f~rY~p~-wuMd him. 011...- SIP• Roolde AI ollN 1~ liGiD8 Rich 11-.. trim .....,. ·liue with lifO out 1a the ninth to Ill,. lhe Pirates lhe vlctorr over the GlantL Wllh one out, Mlmf Songulllen daubltd to knock· out Gaylord Pem. Joe Gibbon l'tl)lael!l Perry and Hebner 81'eelod him with a a• , lOlL · ·•lalllll IIUUro tbe 10111C.: toolt lhe Iota, two .._ Uti II., beiDI ll"-1 bteause he wu .._ Inning.begun But yet. the 11111 brawls hadn't ..... ::~·!•.:; even started ln. •i=~~bul::.lle~n~==~=:.:by~Jliii:.F:r: ~- '~ ~:.:rdd;r~e·~rll'~:~ who had homered In the ftroL Murcer then singled to rlllitt and heade4 for second even though he didn't have 1 chance to make it aod bowled over Ray Oyler, Murcer and Oyler wreslled .., the field while both benches emptied, The two plaYers wero ejected aod Ilion Yankee lols111ger Ralph Houk was olao tossed out for protestiJw and half to be escorted oil lhe field by two park guards. Yankee DON1 DEPEND 011 toO little life insurance ! If you're ., dependinr upon just a lew thouund dollan iD Ufe insurance to protect your family, uk about lohn Hancock's Family Income Plan. For a youur father it 0011ta u little aa ta.OO a weolc to provide bla widow with .an added IIIC!Ome of $100 a mouth until present children are of are. .. Gene R.l•s 915-3515 192·5869 Unl • ,.... · ·~ ·~ · , .. ' •n •r· •-. ,,.. \ .' •I"'" •I" Malmiey On " Hill Tonight .. ' . I' . Against Pl_ills ' ' ,,. ,, .·' ..'.-;·,. ', ,. '· .·; ~ ,,. '.•. . ' ' . ' .t ,, '. �''\ ' 'i~ ! • • ' ' i ' ,. ' ' '' ' -:0 ' National Hospital Week ·Feature Plans for Wing Near Complete v - Memorial HOIIJiital AdmiDIIIrlllll' lloaold DleDor,I!Uiy with the atilt f -\' .. , . - f '11"r I'' t!~. allll-laree• ol the 0011117 • Cllnllld Fcawco •c1111;r Ill eelebralinl Nall01111 HO&pltll weft, 1111 11·17, Ia deeP Ill uOtiJer proJect of opedalllcaltlewe. Thla II the tO-bed addiiiCII acho~Wad 10 be bullt onto 8lo preallit qltal. "We are bopeftll -~ICII wW be ullderwar 1111ho """w11w b,y sort¥ aummer," 1&!41ho periONblelllmlalltrator aidQ. . Dleaoi oald he IUd ather otllclalo olthe qltal .... beoll buoy CGIIIIIellll8 plano !Dr the p:oject Ill recent meetlqja. Tho lall ol the worldas naaloao wao laot Frida!' ID Cdwnbua. Tho upe1111oD J1l'OJect wW be "•ooed b,y a f200,000 11111-BIII:IOD llflla! IUd a "' •' MARK V INTRODUCES THE THROW-All' AY BOTTLE COCA-COLA 16 oz. Throw-Away Bottles NEW AT MARK V ' DR. "EPPER 6 PAK. 16 ot aonus . ,. POT ·PI Es;:::~:::::~;•••••~.:.~~· 1·7-~t PERCH 3·~. '1. 00 pOftTOFMAINE ·. ·. >!' ..................... "- . . . ~~~JR\~~ ~~~~~:urv ICE CRE . .. 'II IIIPORTANT UNITS - llarleM Wl....._r, R. N., ohlft .,.,.moor at V lolem~ Hoapltal, &•pJaro vllall!Aimo or~ntlnlho OIIIM'IIney r_, orv~ ~'Jfem~ Hoapltal Allofllo a 'cnohctrt Ji!'oelaYe ~ere IJ11ho hotpltal "-!th aU' Deeded emarpney alii medical O<IIIPmont, lncludlil8 an exterior cardiac ·mao..-, •Tho olhor u(llt lo a cardiae monltorl,llg UDit c...... with a delllbrll"tor (aleetrle current)' aid a oc,.,m111 (Jaeaaurea heart reythm). NEW PROCESSOR- PaulellaSlloaonmoveo an X-ray rum !rom a new proceooor machiJ!o reeent4' IDOtaUed ID the X-ra.v lab of Ve!Ainno Memorial H.,.pilll Coq,letel,y autcmallc, k dewlopa lllm In 90 .- . '"' 'i! ' .-,,_ ', :i BOUIE PRYSICUN - Dr. Jarral Dl· Ml<'danPn. rliht, h0011> Ph1olclan at Votor· 11!11 Memorial Ho&Pltal' on duiY week dayo !rom 9 a. m. 10 5 p. m., 1o aholnl with a pa.!lent In the emerpncy room aoalated b,y NaribwSIIJervloor Beroleo Ledlle. .... ·t SCOT LAD STRAWBERRY PRESERVES PINK LUQUID DETERGENT • pllal enjoy a IPI<IOUI cafotorla !hot aer>eo wolli>repared meals. Kltchonemplrqee Miley Ba111180fdner (lett) IUd dleUciaJI Lennie Crary prepartnc a meaL are OPENING AIJ'I'OCLAVE - Mn. FraDCe.S Hewotaoa. v~ Mamorlal . He&Pilal nuroe, opens- of !Wo autoclavelllllts uaed to slllrWze equlpoit.,a and olqlcal sopplles. 'That Is what tho ramoos nuroe, Floren<'O Ni81ltinple, has called, In addltloo to the more popdar ULady with tbe Lamp.'' Her birthda,y, 1i1aJ 12, coincides with the obsenanee of National Hospital Week, 1i1aJ 11-17. When aha founded the first hooP,tal ochonl or ,..rstng In Lmdon more than a eeatury oao. ohe was estabUablng tho hoapltal IJ1 Ita preaaat ~ role ao 111 etlleatlonal lnotltutlOD. TodQ, edueatim !#. per.-el •• aae ol the maln!UnctloDa at Meigs Count;y llo&Pltals alii hooJiitals tlu'oull10ilt the.Dillon. AltliOillllt !amouo even In har own time tor her -'alllc:ompaulonate cue tor wounded sol. dlero ol tho Crlnieaa War, Flor. tnce NiBittlnBSlo was known In D*llcal circles !Dr her '-"'• alve .._ of sklllo. Tho 11lcle nde wi.alldleaiiYe of ller use ol aelentlllc data gathering lllllbodo, har lbUitloa •• a ataliotlolan, IUd her ll'lf,llhlc IIRIIhoda ol proaentlni fachlal evidence. In !act, ldlso NltldlnPle wao IIICII'I than a 111rae. Her uW!s would lall lllder lodal'• llllloh· ._,1111 eateaori' coDed •'Para· medical earOero" - caners Gf ' "· 33e 22 OL aonLE .ICEBPIIIG !IIIOP .., ,.,~- a-ll ....... I 'afllle ............ry of the~...... •!li lfemorlal HoePitll.,!oliop the If& and ....., ahep clariDr ~ olli1t d. w~.-r oervlce ID the :!Joo. 3 I•·J :,;;., Pifaliobbr· Cuts · ~-.89~ ' 'I \ .. ' " .'. "What tmprGVect .r Se~eral ' -~ Klllds ,, -" - '_i ' r . I \ EXPANDS SERVICES toe""""... tar-G-ained POl-' !hall - botore, hooJiitalo In Jlom'nl . toeeCber for 1'lfN , .-ricel \ lllcludlnc ocreealq and .....-, , tim PI:Oiflllll, oulpllillll traitmeat alii rebabllltaiD, aid · ' I For '"'rl ,'. ' " .·' -~·· ,,. . , .. ·. •' ' ! . ·. Ylalia. l.vp -opolitaa ' bealth ecillqlloD. PLANNING. NEflll!ll . !. holt100• C.oordhil!tfm ' a a d !II 'I 1 IDitGII bDo&lllal• Ina ........_ ' ,;, first. ~ JI!O!dlll or•\H8'"l' . aa ~aer•ae l!et .~ ot '\ Todl,y'a hotpllal 11 ollllmp. IDg to take a broodtlllng r'Mp ol health nrvlces Cllt Into lilt C01Ilii1UIIIt;y. With ctramitle idvances In med!~al toclDolOCJ and tnatment 'with bot- ' :· Aeceter.IAMI .J!me"' tor tlipalilld Jlolplta1 • .tlcela """'ill",... Nai•!!Mer !#. admloaiCIIo to ·~ 5,8110 AIIA;....i.~lll" ~ C!II!MinltJ bliopllala ....... t1!i IIi-at 8 pwOo d.1818 was u tttlilated 1,8 per ~ hlal)er thall tho 18,f pdWCII recardtd (or lilt 011111 parlad .I a 1H7, - ()qlalleat Yialto .W.7.fpareoatdurbwtbolllll ' >tl•""""ioalotai'ot1l~mWlon, W.... troD• ..,. racl thai IJII,)ICtAicl to pi'Oidde a ~ . -.. or a _..,'!Atl"• heallll - BREAD 7t:,~l- 1. 00· medi<at- ICI- aa- \ !at, but coatilllod expanoloo hoopltal oervlces to the c:ommunlty wW create dented demand for ,..all!led peopie In the Mure•" As hospitals thralflbwt the oatloo mark Nallonal Holpllal Weak, Mo.v 11-17, It's an _.o. prlate time to obnrve how rap. Idly they bave 'been chlllclnc- iiUilry. .... • brooclenlng 1'11111111 ol oulpiiiOIII and home care prollf&MO. .. he said. "lloll!lltal• ... plamlilllogothor to lmprore the · heallb plclure col whole ctm-.1- tltl... As hoapltals IJ1ereaBID811 dJ. reel their elforla 10 tho com. munlt,y at larp, a llllllber !#. persomel In odmlnlllrallon, community relatims, health fn. . formalllll, and ¥0CIIIonal 8114ance, go 0111 alii advloe people 111 wbat the hoii)Jital's plans are, how to get Iii CCIIIA!ct with 11117 aeacled health seniceo, alii how to keap themselves and lbelr families well. "The outlook tor a •1 on o launchlne a career In tbe health field bas never bee• better," Diener said. "Not oal,y do per....,el llhortages eurroat4' or- TDIE TO NOTE CHANGE ~ ,~hanging,· HO$pittil PiCture w.cli. $ATUIDAY ONLYI ADAMS enco alii the hospital's expending the hospital field," Diener said. role In total community health "Often, what the peroon needs aenlcea mean for everyone is to "'- can be learned lo tho better alllmoroacceslliblehcalth mlU\Y etllcaiiOIIal and training eare. Wbat they meaa!nr IOJDO· JII'OI!l'lllllO or the hoopltal. one In, or coaslclering, a pool"And, with COIIIInued training, tim bl the health field are vir- a peroon can 'grow' IJ1to more tually Um!Ueaa, rewarding ••· challenging alii re&PIIIslble po. reer poulbllltles." sltlons." Ao growtngknowleclie requires A few or the careers growing more opeclallzatlool alii as hos· "' prominence - some or them P,talo reach wt Into !heir com- requiring supporllnt sta!! - Inmunities, there Is underWa)' a elude: biomedical ..,._ring, proltreratim at health careers, data processfn& dietetics, ac10 much 10 that the largest hos- counting, pharmacy, lnhalatim pltalo often have a stalf that thor&Py, medical records llbrarannrera to more than two htm.. ian, medical ooclal worker, meddred Job deocriiiUons. leal \echnldan, 111clear medical UJD fact, whatever 1\ perS0018 techllologlst, nursing aide, ocap, sex, experleDce and Inter. cupotlmal therapy,physlcal tilerest• happen to be, there is BY- &PY, recreollonal therapy, radk>8f1 poslllbWty that he or she logic teclrlology, speech tbera. can find a rewarding career ir~ py, and surgical aids. ·" PORK C·HOPS ... '· boopltal periiOilllal haying IIPO· clallzed training who workclooe4' with tho medical stalf to pro. vide the total servlceo neceooary lo the patient' o care. Donald Diener, odmlnlatrator or tho VotAirana 'Memorial Hoopltal, aplalned that pol ll.modleal par1011181 porlormlhelr-'t at tho dlreetlm ol a phyalclan. Nuraea, aoclal workero, a n d pb1slcal ther&Pim, work direct!¥ with tho pallent. Others work ill BUch areao as pharmacy, lab· oratory, medical llbrory, a • d medical recorda. Just a glance at tho hoodliDea tells •• that DMiclem mediCo! cure baa not been staadlng otlll. Wide alii .rapid advances In mod· leal scl-ealllallloddloclpllaoo lnvo become almoll roullno, ••Moreover, communlW hospital a across tho aaiiOII are beBimini lo go beyond their tradl. tfonal role or prmld~Jw cuoiDr the more serloull1 W or iJOired to Include community oervl•~· for preyaatloo or dlseue and Wbo wao the ladl with the allcle ndo? CUT-UP ~ BLOOD SUGAR TFEr - Eloise WUIM!D, lab 111chlllclan at Jlelp ae-alllolpllal, ......... a blOCJII.oupr !Aiat In the tully equipped laboi-atory at tbe SeC<JIId.St., PcmefOI raeUiq. · :She also wm thjj 'Liidy with the ·- ~filii Ruld' - ~.ll''*' pltal. ·SMOKED a a resuscitator• SERVING IIEAUi .-. Employ- and nla• ilrif,• ADIGNlS'I'IIATOR'S ·QUARTERS- v... oraaa J.lemarlallloaptlal Admlalatrator Donald Di01IOl' II ohoom In ldO·JieWIJ redecorated otlleo quartori: ~ ror the o!llce ... pureblloed by llie Ladles Auxiliary of the boo; WHOLE SCOT LAD ~ Ve!Airaaa Memorial lloBI)llal pollen! ~ Davia. Tho device mon COIIIIDOIII,y II .._, u... or pallenta of Ve!Airano MemDrial H010- , OFnCE WORKERS- Meigs GtmonlHoapltalbookkeopi"' records are being goao over hare b,ythreeol the live members of the otllee otatr. Seated Ia Miley Boaoculter IUd staDdtJw. I tor, Mary Wingett and Marjorie Bentz. ' ~­ JNHALA110N TIIEIW'Y - - E\IIIIJ lielllOIIItra!Aio a Be11101t achiDo UMd ror blbalatlon therapy, with the uailtuco d. · '·'·--;,·- . ., •-lie ~-· 6~- 91- ' CHOICE GOLDEN FIUit ••••• LOW, LOW PRICE f21,7,000 Appotachla llfllnl, or which .... beollawarded; IUd -ea• $1150,· 000 to t%00,000 Ill ~ flmdJ qplled b,y the holp11alllielt. Earl Barta and Alaoclatea, a Porllm....., archltAictural rrtm, ... deoiSJIOd the addltlcln:to IDClude 1 full banment. . Diener uld tho laoement porti111 ol the add!IICII wW Include ••WIIeo IDr occop1101111 and pb,yolcal therop7, louDdry and otorap. Tho ,.,atolro ol the""" · wins, ID addiU011 to~ ••WIIea ror aa addltiOI1I1 to.llodo, wUI al10 IDCludo a IICII111 1Gr diDlDs ..WIIeo and llll'H otatlcln• , Tho~ Mopilalllnlcture ... •cllllleaiDr 51-lledo,accordi!WIO Diener, Diener, with ather ofllclah of Vetonna Memorial llotrpltll, bavo lldlcated they ..... Jl8l the mCIIth of. JUDO II the target dell! tD .... the eJplllllDD project .-ct let, burltllr UD!or.._ dekya. or u - trH1··· a.ot..- ' . l:tlitaiaU. IM~' ' ' m'lonled orllldaallail! ' Olea Is vital. lilchni'IIOO, "'"'eeltho. • lllilf are ~. ' '·l '· ' -I l ' lo ' ~ " ~ tJ ~ �., •• . . ., ~ • ' ' ' '. . 1.. ' ...... ~ - ~......,. - ' . ~ , f ':" ' s. 'hwl p~ o.. 'l'lle~. *r,13, '""!'" __ I " I ' . ,. 1( ''- t'[ ., \ •.-' I' ' . '" 1 ,. ' BIG· TOW.N SMALL TOWN ,• f·, ~f '· :· I ., ... • ,J •. • 'I ~ . ' I . I '· ~ '' P.. ~ ->~. . ' . ., •. -1 • " I • .\ . I . ~ ' . '" . r , ~·- . ; ' . \ , ' t, . ' ,~ '1. ., " '' ' ' ··-;; ' ' ' ,. .. ' ~ 0,, TITNll'ltJ, .r! 1!111 ~ 1. . '. • ' .• '· ' ' ' . . I ._ 1 ! . ' 1.. VETERA. MEMORIAL HOS~JTAL POMEROY , IEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL POMEROY . . i' ' ' . ':\!' I .I SALUTING YOUR .HOSPl'f· HOSPlTAL .-• ..... ,·•' ,, ~ ' .•.. H'OSPilAL \~, ~ . -~· ......... ,~ .. ' ,1, RACINE ··. CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK . MIDDLEPORT HARTLEY SHOES POMEROY . POMEROY FLOIER SIIOP POMEROY GOESSLER'S JEWELRY POMEROY SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILL .P.OIIEROY 'HOME LAUNDRY MIDDLEPORT BAHR CL01111ERS MIDDLEPORT ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING MIDDLEPORT RACINE FUL·VALU MARKET RACINE WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE . MIDPLEPORT R. H. RAIUNGS SONS CO. MIDDLEPORT' ·' .' . ·< ' '·"'· ,·, ·, ,, ' / 'I~ I' ' >- .\ '·' ·• . ~ ./. 1_~ ·~ . ,!~. j ' • ' •. ' "!- EBER$BACH HARDWARE POlE ROY KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES POMEROY POMEROUOTOR CO. POMEROY LARRY'S SOHIO SERVICE POMEROY K& CJEWELERS POMEROY HALL'S BEN FRANKLIN MIDDLEPORT BLAETTNAR AUTO CO. POMEROY lAID CROSS SONS RACINE TINY'S FOODLAND AND BARGAINLAND STORES MIDDLEPORT OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. MIDDLEPORT FRANCIS FLORISTS & GREENHOUSE POIIEROY KEITH GOBLE FORD INC. MIDDLEPORT FRANK HERALD'S SUPER SERVICE MIDDLEPORT FABRIC SHOP POMEROY TOll GOETT DBA., JOE'S CARRY OUT MIDDLEPORT :;,_ ,iRIZER Qll._CO., INC. ··~. ')." fOi:IEROY \- LOU!S ASII&.AND SERVICE STATION .. POMEROY· RACIN,E HQiiE NATtONAL BANK , ··• -, •.• . ' POM~RQYjtATIONAL BANK ' ~ ;,,. POMEI!qY;-RUTl.AND ·I' . ''i'. • ' .'. \,.' .' 'i' : ,! '· ,' 'l..,.'p;,;. I .. 'r'a11 ti.o IWir ; ' ~~ 0 .I • ..,_ . ' VALLEY PLUMBING POMEROY OHIO VALLEY INDUSTRIES MINERSVILLE IIDIAY IIARKET POMEROY . ' L&Z DRESS SHOP -· POIIE"OY COI,.UI~U$.& .SOUTHERN OHIO ELECTRIC CO. . MIDDLEPORT . PARSONS ASHLAND SERVICE . SYRACUSE EIIN&'S AMBULANCE SERVICE PCIIEJt(IY BEN'S SOHIO $ERVICE .MIDDLEPORT LEGAR IIONUIIENT CO. POMEROY G&J AUTO PARTS POMEROY OILER SOHIO SERVICE STATION MIDDLEPORT VILLAGE PHARMACY MIDDLEPORT · KING BUII.DERS SUPPLY CO • MIDDLEPORT 'DUDLEY'S FLORIST MIDDLEPORT OHIO POWER CO. POMEROY CITY LOAN & SAVINGS CO. POMEROY DAIRY VALLEY POMEROY DAVI$tARNERINSURANCE POMEROY · BEN FRANKLIN STORE POMEROY ;c-J..STM.Jt?•O•E ~ tf. :_;;-. . POMEROY . LANDI~RK PillE ROY RAILING$-COATS AMBULANCE SERVICE MIDDLEPORT POMEIIIY CEIENT BLOCK- CO. POMEROY MARTIN FUNERAL HOlE .RUTLAND SWISHER & LOHSE DRUGS POMEROY ... / ROBINSON'S LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING POMEROY MIDDLEPORT . ' DOWNING CHILDS INS. AGENCY INC. MIDDLEPORT POMEROY HOME & AUTO POMEROY DUTTON DRUG CO. MIDDLEPORT POWELL'S SERVICE STATION MIDDLEPORT BAILEY'S RESTAURANT POMEROY I . i . i . i' I' ' I FQR .mE'MANrJn¥AN(J)s. . . THE MANY LIVES YOU · HA:~ SA~D I• \ ,. .... .VE MADE AND. .. ·SALUTE -YOU! THE ABOVE ·LOCAL IEICIIANTS r r , ·"..,AND . .. . ·. . lbSIN'ESSlS . . . ·PaoUDLy·. SPONSOl ' 'llii'S .:· SALUtE . : ., . ' MAY 11 HOSPITAL WEEK ., ' ·MAY 17 ) . 'I .. �' ' .... · . Use Apron String$ Motrff Wonderflll A p r.o n " '• \~'· 'I •-r~~oee 'l'Jfed .~f tlie tame Md the <lrdll1&t? Slip intO a swinging Cuti""''S. ·. .. Thla "\>"'•.11\l.~ e~qite~t •.even . ·. standing still. !\fakes :you 11ad' lt'e aleo got an anti-theft steer1ng oolumn·look, too-to dispour~p the envious: · Tum on the key Md you turn On a Rocket 360 v.s to instant ·esospe.- with an action, a ri~. and' _a ~rtain ~ ordinary carJ can't duplicate. · '. · It's all Jiart of the Oido extra value that ~ far beyond ito price. AJ)out tl,lat price: Wsiower tllo maby ''low.pptce" models on tbe road tod,ay. .,.· ... utee llld Dillie. at tho aowwolmother~teo .llldlltflllleBIIlen,.lii!OUied"Wo GrueiU, Mro. ·L, P. Stor;ett, ol the Pl>merQ)' First lloplllt. ll<aor Mother," Ill!! Aaaa WDeo Mre. illrry Belley, Mrs. Terry TUESDAY llld Elaine IIOIDed to , e·ID I ~In llld ·daulhtorl, Lelia IIIII AUXIIJARY OF Lewis Maoley Chur<h. Aprons olalldeacrf¢cllllwere "Mother.~ .'· Oilier ~~· ., Am,y, :_Mro. LIWan Plerce,'MrL Post 363, American Legloo, Vp. uoed to decorate the oocllll roOm • "Pieaea ROinember Harri Clark IIIII daufllltero, Mro. m. Tuesday, at homeo!lo!ro. WUllld the aprm molllwu feotllnd er" b.Y Dellble Call, "Toke NOCall fllld acin•. • '• ilam Smith. ' I on Ule napkins llld 'place marktloe Ill lofo!llu'' by Jlll ·COIIrlll, IIIII Dale, Mrs. Olan GeMslmer, MEETING OF teachers and helpers lor Bible School at Ches- era for tho teo which followed a "Whet llother lloo Learned'' by Anita fllld Cluistloe !lt~dan, lo!ro. Dale Willl>el, Mrs. 9Jzame ter Methodist Church, 1 p, m. progrOD" Ill tributes to mothers. JIII\Y COitrtll. On display were baby pictures llro. lllrr,y Clark 111111 "God. Wunsr, lo!ro. Arthur Sluaher, Tuesday. ol ali those attendlnl and a CUI· II Not lleotl'' accompanied at Mrs. a.Jmond Jewell, J0011 Cot· SPECIAL meeth~, Middleport test was held to Dl81ch up the lbe plano 1>7 Mra. Elmer Wicktrnlllld Janice cwch, Lodge 363, F. ar.! A.M., Tues· mothers and Utelr daugbtoro, day, 7:30 p. m. Degree work will hom, ~ COIIrlll p~ ·~1--------------------­ be given, Carl Taylor, worship.. Mrs. WOllam !lterldan, Jr. had Favorlte Reclllt." Mrs. 'l'hol'lle ful master, armounces, All Mas· charge of the contest which was Cottrill read ••A Mother' a Plea,'' and Mra. Orval WUea, ..A Mothwon by Jayne cotlrlll, ter Masons invited. Mrs. Oliver MJchael, prealdeDl er's PtQer." MEIGS ATHLETICAssnomeet· ol the Pomeroy Soclet;y ol Amer· The mes- bJ i~ 7:30 p. m. Tuesday at Meigs lean Baptist Women, sponsorool Mr1. Michael wao on tho theme High School auditorium, Middle-the event, extended the welcome ••11tose Wonderful A .P r o D· pcrl and gave the prayer. There was StrlngL" A corsage was ,Present- - _. . . . , RACINE LODGE 461, F. and group singirjg of 4 'Faith ~ OUr eel to Mrs, Frank Grueaer, the " ._- ' AM., 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, work Mothers" and the program fea- oldest D'Other present 111111 Ute in the fellow ('raft degree. Retured poetry, meditations, trib- prosrem CGIICiuded with Pl'lo)'Or •~ freshments. by Mrs. Joseph Cook. w- ' . " .J. .. I~· . At the toa besides thqoe nom. Slrlnp," a IJplcal mother 11JD· Marla !lberld,n. """ "Wei· eel were Mrs. Iuchlrd Fllllt'!O, bol, was the UtOmo carried, art - -~." ElaiDellliilllirt · Nri.' 'Gool:ae Sldniler,lo!ro.)lork ' ' . aeve Bern boW ... ·.u.. a...:.. ·'' ,\,' . ! ' ' . ,. trippingontbe . . ., . ' ' . ed Methodist Chur ch social room. POMEROY CHAPTER 80, Roy· at Arth Masons, s'tated convoca· tim, Wednesday, 7:30p.m., Porn. eroy Masonic Temple. WHITE ROSE LODGE, 12:30 p. m. Wednesda,y, American Le-gion Ha11, Middleport. THURSDAY TWILIGHT GARDEN Club, 7:· 30 Thursday, at the home of Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rusaell and son. Bo, or Columbus were weekend guests of Mrs. Rus- I. ' Mich. lili''.!· vitit'•lllholi', iiUi Mrs. Tommy I;yoos 111111 Bern· ard Lyons. Mr. IIIII Mrs. Jeoale Lake ol Weat Jofler son fllld Mr. Bod Yro. Michael Ohlinger and chll· dran, Mlka and Julie o! Nelaooville visited over the weekend with lo!r. 111111 Mrs. Leo Kennedy. The Ohlinger family also vis· lted wiUl hla parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cmrad Ohlinger. Mr. fllld Mrs. Don Farmer of Deyton were &mday guests of his mother, Mro. David Former, and Hr. and Mrs. Arthur Sdnner. The group dined at the Point Pieaoant Resort. Mr. llld Mrs. Sdmer were recent vlsLIora wiUl their son and daughter. ln~aw, Captain and Mrs, Thorn. ao 9dmer, and Infant daughter, Janet, at Fort Leonard Wood, ' ' .crooted ·ID·poit. - - ....' ,._ '. W l & t · ·· ...... - - .............,..)lcCUit'.... BY JACK O'BRIAN scrlbliled and poated, ' ~banJo !te eN. Y. bertb lllod 4,._ ..... era, .W h9......,.-utiUI'•iil4• 20th-Fox wants Davlcl Merrick your ...,. rrom Mlao Blddeley rine 11U1'1181110: Wallar llur8llm .., 111o ·nt~nc~ ·Ell'*• to Jet , B. streloand'il movie o1 to Mlu Goodley,• I Dnrin l ;::::taiiiiPJ~ Of Mrs. A. R. Kni&bt' I . .... ,.,, .....,bing)'011==-~thout . WI . ..., -:- H. 011111'0 Ia merei,t ....,.. I .1 .11111-. llill diioln't hljtpened to me, 1 mean r.. a 18J1Po1. DJt do t COIIVInee bo,ya? "· They -call me 'Mloo c Fold ot --""- lllllh. Oae even ~d. ''llob1, a · girt wtui YllUf .,Wd C.u;IT be cold." toke · ~ ·~·, a peroonal InSUlt when I llimllieihdown, Ltst nlllht I iued that tiDe ID ,..... column, "ll'e 1111 foot. !IIIJ, DIY field, llld 1111 ruleo." I 'And tbe'• DQ' ..id ' tilst ~ wiUI a ~ llka mine Olo called It -"bacldleld In IDOUon'') cciuld lirPect.oOine forward pooees. A' lot Ill the tdrl• r e - me f \MICI!I. eo jhe liii.YI whistle, Heloa, . not all peaehes ond croom, belnc - RAQUEL THE SECOND ne.r· • .. . J ) Lowell was guest speaker on the topic, 44 Hannah." The con.. gregatlon sang ..Tell Her rll Be There." Mrs. Ellen Couch, Mrs. Lll. lian Pierce, and Mrs. Joe Cook tied for the honor of being the oldest mother present for the service. Each was presented a potted plant..The youngest mother · was Mrs. June Poole and t h e mothen with the most children present were Mrs. Thorne Cot. trlll and Mr•. Ivan B, Walker. They were also presented Oowers. , ., ' ' ·r<J . _,• ., , J1ear RIOIU81: . . Glrlo who. aever had 1 o u r prdllem mlaht naure You're et. - -Oi bi-aastn& but CJth. er l!otJ!el~s (lnclud~Jw lflr. loll,' I'm 1olt0 WOI 101derstaDti. I ISN'T all toaes being a "No- "J'l"" -•t .' II Baptismal rites for Judith Lyne Mees, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Mees, were held SUnday at st. Paul's Lutheran Church. The Rev. Brian Engel officiated. ~nsors were her sister, Miss Edith Mees, aM Dr. am Mrs. Robert Winans of Lee AJweles, Callt The baptismal dreos was a gilt of Dr, and llrs. Winans. Judith wore a gold ring which iJo. longed to her maternal gra..t. mother. Mark~t Report SCIOTO LIVFSTOCK HOGS: No. I, ~L 75; 190-220, 2L50; 220.240, 2t26; 240-260, · 20. 73; 260 • 280, 20.2(f $!1\'o, 111.50.19.45. licJU.s, 16.90:17~40 Stock HC18s. 18,11040.50. Plio by .Hood, 16.50..18. 75, CAIT·LE: Choice Steers, 31. 75-33; Good, 3o.3L25; SlancJ.. ard, 27,75-29; Choice Hellero, 29.85-31;· Good, 26.~8; HoJ. . '....,. Mo. Mrs, John Kincaid Is In Dun. bar, W, Va. visiting her daullll· ter, llrs. John Beaver, and fam. Uy. On Thurada,v she will go to Berwyn, Pa. for a visit wiUtMr, and Mrs. William KeiUl Klnclld. 169· • lng the Bhlp's pool one cta.v went to more than $4,000 .... We were Invited but couldn'tmakeltworee luck, A grea~ most altractlve. lJo modem ship. The harbor pilot who wheeled the great Queen Ellzahetll If Into SYMPATHY FLOWERS Show How Much You Care and Love DUDLEY'S FLORIST 59 N. 2nd Avo. 992·5560 t1111 !fir Our (@flit Full af fuhi111 J Kettle cloth . .. that's the prize ingredient in our recipe for all·day-long togs with zing and zaz.zJ Skirts and slcims, pants and suits, shirtl and co~dresses come "out · of the kettle" . . . in solids or print.s, eYen stripes! To serve a wardrob..futl of spring·summer treats, all washable, cool, eosy•to-sew, now's the time to "bestir" yourself! ~] Sinrer Sales & Service & McCalls Pattems . 115 W. SECOND 992-2384 POMEROY, 0. , .., 1 ' . l "'"·. ".t. '~ ' ·' ·• • Almost ever·ybody has~.,a .has heard ''electric heat· • • '' "f jC I Wllburoi~ker ~nows better "We -have elet:tric heat and. .find it very eco· '•, nomical." Mrs. Oldaker lo~e~ jt. "It's so much cleaner ' ' . an,d, we ~nd n cheaper than .t~ ' total of·''our old utility bills. If som~ne tells ' . ' you electric heat is expensive, you.can lief they " ...... ' . don't have it, ~use we're healing foi .l~ss money with electric heai." ,: · ,, The comfort of flameless electti¢ heat Is i~parable-but eustis." ·. comparable ID other forms o~ he~qng. let.tis pro~e it.Ge~ afree e~,m:~ ' -from us or your Reddy Kllowa~. Recommende~ De~ler. ' ~;;. 1 .; 95 . ·•,· f ''· . ·;, .' • '( ' \ •·; " :.,,,., A Gas ... ... . · . self.cle~ing oven ·:~w~ll:J~t·you ·free!· _ 1..... ,~. ,~· ..r ... - .. "' . ' ' . ·~ ~-~ .{ . '"" tr:" ~· ··.,l. . ' • ' · .~ . . , . ' . Cleaning a grimy oven is no job·for you. . ' . · · ., :J'!l~- modem Mlf·deaning Gill rante relieves you,of tl:tat dirty job forever, '· '' ·; . -.. And a. Gaii self~deiming oven works f~t-leavln& yout .t aqe al~a)'s ~~ailable .f~r tbe n~t .meltl. · ~~~~t9,~qt&t!C, ..:.clean . .wtt)l , pi,l¥1~ ~ ,_..... I• ··· · . , ,.·. . • . 14J5 ' POMEROY '·' • . . ·e3•PC: BEDRO·QM..,.SliiTES ............... 99.00 • OORE.'s· ·, AT ' . ' . ' ·' SAVE EVERYDAY ,.PC. UVJNG . .ROOM SUITES.129.00 .. All Models On Sale I 99N848 stein Steers, 26.51J.32;Good c .... 20,60 • 23.35; Utility, 18.50.20; Canner and CUtter, 18 down. Bulla, 23-25.20. Heavy stocl! calves, Steers, 26.51J.32; Hell· era, 25}60-32.25; Hea\'7 Feeder Steers, 28.'11.25, VEAL CALVES: Choice, 40.. U. 75; Good, 39, Madhan, 38. Commercial, 36 down. Baby cllves by head, 2G~6. SIIEEP: LoJnbs, 28. Ewes ar.! Lomba by Head, 20-2?, BAKER'S BUDGET SHOPI CHECK THESE PRICES! 4HP " memories haven't disappeared: On the Invitational malden eroos. ------- ''"~·· AS LOW AS 1~ a prized postcard from George Beman! !ltaw .... When the Bard oow her for the first time he " ' POMEROY TROOP 61 A TRIP TO the Pomeroy Post OO!ce was tsken Wednesdi.Y by members of Troop 61. The girls were accompanied by Mro. Don Thomas, Mrs. Roy Heaton, aoo Mrs. Pat Dulfy. They returned to the Tltonlao home where they worked on Mother's Day fill& .... Held fr;>r.lnfont. • '· ·--:·:-"::'t"' OORE'S LOWERS THE PRICE OF · YARDMAN GARDEN TILLERS . delQ of "Canterbury Tales" has ' Mlc-. ColDe Is tu11 o1 pteaa.: eel. ~ra¥J~~ent : he daled IIIIi beiuilll\ll &lraelau r:aJ• llld dla. covered DUch later they're at,. , tars .... Fam111a Greenwlcb'VU. !410 reelaurateur Bill Bertolotti Is recu_peratjng nicely after a hosplllll siege .... c.n,. Jom M. Murphy Is running for N, Y, Ma;yor IIIII just received tble Oilcouraelng note from an old West orbital fame: "If Frank Borman can !lleke It around the moon, certainly our first cll,lltaln should be able to run N. Y. CU,y. Lt. Col. Frank H, Duggins Jr., com. mandant, Ft. Belvoir, Va," Some ot the old ocean-liner Baptismal Rites ,. . """! ~· - ' cepted, ) ~· "Hello, Dolly" _ . tbla fall built can't until the Bdlly. run le OIMied: ond1jii'CWcer Davlclloferrick )Ill Gl'dered all now alan• COitiDg a fOrtune for the fmll ol the st. James 'l'llettH Where Ule Belley veralon oeomJ wr 1Dpel'111111011tl .... FioronceJ!on. deroon In lloJ:wa.y lllminll"lblg ol Some" aut!ered a very lDI • New York!' accldlint: &Ill tossed from a 8lel8fl llld InJured her arm .... The newspoporman who proves wbore the SDS gets Ito Inmm Financlng for IllY school riel IIII;IWIIere wiD win a Plllltzer ..... The U, otColumblarlols were plarined In CUba, "PromlHI, Promises" star Jerry Orbach apologized to alsonmnlnated Joel Gra.Y (oi"George M'') for winning the TOllY Award for bell musical actor of Ule lldw)', seaoon: because Joel's wlfa Jo WUder wangled Jerry's first job In theN. Y. Uleatre, In "Threepemy Opera" which she was In at the time. Oscar llllllliDee Rcn llfoedl' ol "OUver" (great performance In a areat rum musical) wiD star In Mel Brooks' next film "The Tweln Chain.. •••• l's a com.. edy ahout a Russian aristocrat who ean't live under Communism .••. Mel also won an Oscar !Or best..crlpt .... Hernilcine Bad· . LAST CALL: '111uraday, Ma,y 15, Is the deoc!Une lor registering for 1he Big Bond Neighborhood day camp session to be held the week of Juoe 23-2? at Royal Dak Park. The cards provided all scouts ore .to lit olped by their parents aoo returned to troop leaders wiUl the $3 leo. Scout otilctais advise that no lata reglstratiooa wiD be ac· . '' Carolllariroveo, . · Fl'iili.Y •I 5 p.m. 1!le rtrlo wiD deport for Aoh Cove where the~ wiD join scoula from over 'Ule Four Rivers Girl Scart CounciL Pions for tho weekend Include a back111ck hike to Old Man'a cave. ' MIDDLEPORT BROWNIE TROOP 174 . AN INVf.STITURE aerrice for lour girls was conducted durlow ~ ~ ~!!'!1 ~· wca! Tll!r&day ni&llt'o meetlJW of BI'OIInle TroqJ 174 at Ule ocout house, or.- "" ' "'~ ~ •thOu!!' 8he · Mra. Boroord Fod~ ~~, related Ule brownie story for the Uvea 4 lonl '!"' ~ me, I en. certJIIOIIY with Debbie ·Bechtie, Alico Stolle, Pamela !itobart, and Di· ~ 111'111111 to 11er. Dod lhe ill· ane Thain& 'beiJW taken into the troop. en Ill jo ~. abe !!IIUid iun'e been Safety rule o1 the rOad IIIII hiking rules were discussed by Mro. elaeaJIIed ·~." llobb,y PQIIB, Ute aoslatoat littler. lnotoad, ohe Is the kind ol girl 1 lellolr takes to a wiJk. POMEROY TROOP 170, CADEITES In ·ahow llld out to tllmer; tho A TOUR OF OUR HOUSE In Galllpollo with a picnic to follow t;ype he can be_.t~. anam~~~tt hao been set by the Codelleo of Troop 170 for JUDO 12. even want to merry iJI.y. MeatlJW Thurld(f nlrht at the United Methodlot Olurch In Pmn- A. T. eroy, the tdrla planned uveral outiJWa for the smnmor D'O.-hs. Dear A: . Mother' a Day r1tto wire llll!le andglltwl'IJII)edby the gtrlo. Refresh· Foolish Question No. 24flk: ments were served followlow the mooting. If you IIIJYI oo admire the girlo who stop 1'lU1' advances, wh y MIDDLEPORT CADETTE 185 !ben do 70U 'odv11Qce'l" Really, BADGE WORK DEMONSTRATIONS were feetured at a meeting they wm•t suopect yGOII' manhood of Middleport Cadettes with rtrls of Troop 39 who wiD ~ later It 7011 • - a Utile reoervel this month •• gue1t1. -H. The flag cerelllOIIY opened Ule meeting held at 1lle Heath United Methodist O!ID'cb. Members of Troop 39, Vicki Kelly, Janet Neal, This columo Is dedi.- to TaDulzy Luster, Terri Th,...s, Martha M"Ncal, A,prll Fraser, Judy ~- liviD& 10 It ·you're hav- OWen, Cindy Manley, Cindy Demoskay, Linda Gerard, aoo Barbara Ing ldd troul>le or just plain trw. Fultz, were aulgned to pa1rols to new Ule badge work of the cacJ.. ble, let Helen help YOU. 9te will ettea. lloo welcome your own anw.. The host gr""' eerved cookies aoo Kool·Aid and Ule meeting log eXperiences. Adlreso Hoi.· clooed with laps In a &lendship circle. Mro. Wallace Powers aoo en -.1 In care ol thla nowapa. Mro. Fred Gibbs, Jr., metwlihthec:adeltes,Jyl Beaver, Am.v Hamm, per, Mary Krawsczyn, Joan menns, Nancy Buskirk, Soeya Ohlinger, Bar· bora AIIUlony, Venlda Gibbs and SUsan Powers, Hi BROWS . . • 124 W. MAIN · 'an "OYfrnlgbt" Fr:idoY ot the farDi on ibe Fllitwoodo Rilad. Due to.11\1 lndomlnt weather, the alx gir!o""" their 1-r aet "!' a toat_'lntide 'the boril. In the iP'<q~ Debbie H1W101, Bec!QI . Houdaohelt, J:lory Plerooc, JIII\Y McKnlib~ llocky llarbrech~ and were . qeriage ~· .Dear Helen: <fo FOR rr, care · I'm lnD!her DQ' with an 011iJ>. . Helen Help US! this newspa- ion. ' I recent17 Gil •ocatklt . otipsJed " ' 'Ill¥ IIIII Dl8l a tdrl who advan·"'"· I '!"e 80 ~ ' ' J ·,i ~ , .., I- • • '\ ,_ .Cli!M> 111111 ., ... •V •• old t::oaanlhlll!ll . ..... .. seJJ'a mother, Mrs. D. E. Roush. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy l;yons Mrs. Orval Wlles, Mrs. wu. and Bernard LJ-ons, Pontiac, llam !lteridan, Jr., and Mrs. 011.. lrlich. were here for the Mother's ver Michael, teachers In the DO¥ weekend with Mr, and Mrs. cradle roll, j)l'imory llld junior John l;yoos, deparbnents, gave each of the llr. IIIII Mrs. Edward Miller children a f'lower for their fllld son, Eddie, spent Saturda,v In mother, Zanesville visiting her grandmother, Mra. Bernard Schramm. Mrs. Schramm returned to MIG. dloport with the Miller family 111111 then Oil. ~ .!".!'!.l!> ~. "· ..,, !Jar D'tiJ!.I,IIIIIi ~a, '\:-" . Mothers ore Recognized •'' • l!f!!:!..,i Plmch llld cookleo were oerv. 1 eel to the 42 members and guests' at Ute tea. Mro. WOllam Jlem.. \ . 1. ' hart, llrs. WOes, Mrs. Ellen Couch llld Mre. llorold Triplett "' • piamed tho refreshments, a n d •• Recognition of mothers was Mro. Michael, Mrs. WOes 111111 a hlghligllt of the Mother's Dey Mrs. Barnhart prepared the dec. service at the Pomeroy First orations. Baptist Church. The Rev. C. P. Rollyson of ·,, ' -mal WEDNESDAY POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT Ll· ons Club, Wednesday noon, Unit· ,•. ,' -~. .. ~,:P.~'!!'"jiQ!IdJ4P,rt;'(l, ;· Ttaldl;r, 1111 13, 1161 ' " '.; ' \ -~ ' ~' :,: • .· ,,'" "'• ' �,,.,. ' I ,, ' • I lfo ·i, '· •· "., '· ' ' .. ' ' '" ' .' WA.NT .-.40 ~~~~~#JJ~" SillS OF QUALITY ' , .•. oa., Befor• Pulllic•ll•n MoMo')l Otatllhw 9 ' ·"'· Catteellotiont & Co•ncllona Will llo anopted ~o~ntil 9 o.m. for Day of Pvttlic:al' ion 1 !iEGULATIONS Tht Publl•'- rooor¥ot the ritht to Hit or rojoet any ado d,..,.lll ob· ject ion~~l. The putllisher will not ~ rosponoiblo f- 11'101'0 thon O<lei lntort'ICI insertion. RATI! S fOf' Wont " Ad SorwiCo 5 c:ont1 ptor WO'"d OM in,.rt ion Mi n iJII~III Chorgo 7.5c 12 c:Ontl pll word 1964 CORVAIR Spider, 2 dr. black finish, good tires, 4' spd. Radio and heater. 1964 FORD GALAXIE ............................_ ............... $995 500 H.T. Cpe. VB engine, out.omotic. White finish . l!>El'QRE 'fOU 00, LE'l' ME TELl- '100 OMit CHEERFUL. Clean interior, good w.w. tiret. R&H. th111 COIIIOC:U • tl¥1 intortiont . 18 nnh por Word si• c:onucutivo i ntlrf i lUll . 25 por coni Disco unt on po id adt onclods po id with i n 10 do yl CARD OF THAN KS & OBITUARY $l .SO for 50 wold mi,.imum . Eo Cllldit ionol word 2c: . BUNO AD S With 10' Marion Dump. V-6 eng., 2-speed rear axle, ex• Ira good B25x20 tires, heavy duty frame. This tru<k r.;;,r~~'·c;.··@) .ldditionol 25c ChorJI per Advor · POMEROY, OHIO OFFI CE HOURS 8:30 o . m. Ia 5:00 p.m. Daily 8130 o.m. ta 1'2!00 Noon Sot~o~r•y ' ---- ~11- CHIE.I"···· . . R~WLIN~S I ROOM bcue with balll, I lots, ai,UIO.IIO. U Oa1r 8lnlt. Business Services Plione..... ...., CIGARETTB· 'f!llllllnl ......._, and rtirvlct, ABc l!:llllr!lflll, M•8011. W. Va. PMM maD. PlL f9:1,.21t3 .DAY ' "-w. NIGHT .' ·--.,.1.-...;;.;;.a SPACrOOS 7.JIOOM IDII!I, llt M-Ile land, 250 ft. fndllt .. Card Of Thanka Slale !louie 1M Ill s,r..e. POODLE PUPPIES, .UC Top FURN1SliED house hi J>ome. Lnrge ~ wllb IIIII Ill ·RARRI80N'S TV I WISH to ttank all tllOee Villa miniature, f'/5 and up. Iliad roy, nvr 1'001111 and balh. llrwlee. blrcll caltlnels, plm!7 Ill . . remembered me with cards. service and grooming. ~ C• Completely Hand cau evenl!lgl, tft.52112. H - calls and am- lllel ' ... ~paCe, garap, , _ . . flowen;, and visibl \Wile I was J.G.If< Jm.5443. 11 a lfc and iierYI<e. llome ..._.. Rubbed and Thorou&hiJ nom, city walllr, ... .elec- lnltalled free wll1r pardllll. o patient in Veterans Me~mr­ Jrlclty, wal 1D Willi ..,_ II lal Hospital. My llinCere FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM NEW SIX room bcue willa ... . '. Rinsed f!Jone..... SERVICE MANAGilRrage, lull me baiMIDenl. Far· UvBtg room. Mull • to • !hanks. apartment. Middleport !'bone ~GUARANTEED­ pre<We. ' Pltone lor appoJnl. TERMITI!S SIMRMliiG fnllll Hattie Powell 5-13-ltp oed air fllrDace, Jot • s 1111 $1.25 91J2.3874. 3-9-tlc HAROLD WALKER PHONE 992·2094 meDI _.,I. Wlttl :vuur termite mlontel! • feet. Phone Mason ma.. Alii . Open: Mon. tltru Fri. 11-6 l-7-lllp I THREE room Apartment, gallon 1% add and ll1klll Jll. Notice Saturday - 9-6 TWO-BEDROOM ' - . full BOCtlclde neee.ry lor <Ompletely modern wilh built. A'rl'ENTION, Men, women. . _ E. ,Moln P...oroy, b. Suodoy - 11-6 baoomelrt, cupoted llnailbtn kltcl!en, wall oven and Y.INNIA Planla, Bu11Jee'a GIIM basement bomeo. Free ... boys and girls of all ages: · Phone 992,72~~ IIUI, on larp lot. Plione • Flowering, Art Shades, Tordl, table top unit, stainless steel vice. No salesmen, low Parttlme or fulltlme moneyRosy F'tltun! and otlter prllll after $ P.M. U-11 heed. reuotrable. sl'* witb disposal unit, bath, W. Main making cwortunity selling ... wlmlerl, quilled and ooMd romplete with shower and ter I p.m. Ailed Pill Coft. l»me care procluds. No car In jllfnlola tOe eadt. IIIJII. Iorge closet, nicely decorat· trol, 7 LIJertJ, Puuwo), o. O'BRIEN ' CROW """""nry. Call Rev. Jim REALTY ClOMPANY faction or your money IJiet. ed. Call 119U271 for appoint· or Beaver Falls, Po., and claughBY MHS. FRANCIS MORRIS Debruhl 992-725'1 Monday and WE BUY, SELL AND 1lBN'r Quisenberry, ~. 011111, ment. 4-IS.Ifc The Bertha M. Styre Mission- ter.J...taw, Mrs. Lester RadciUt Tueoday betw<!en 9 a.m. and 'IENRY CLJIAND, llllotitMI at Safety Tal'• sign. U4lc ary Soclecy met at the Firat Bap- and ,..., Stephen llamUton and · 1 p.m. or after S p.m. rest of lnsvr1nce ~ 'l'RAILER. Brown'S Trailer tist Church Tuellcla,y evening lllay Michael Scott of Greensboro, N. the week, or 9loJl at 18111 LoAUTOMOBILB ~ . . . ~ c., -~ saturday evening with Park, Minersville. Olllo. Phone 9JX ROOM HOUSE. 1uodll'll, cust St., Pomeroy. S.ll·'nlc oanceUed1 lAIIt JOII' tp&llll- 6. Atter the hymn, "He Leadeth 'M rL Jlazel carnahan. with batlt and ba ,,..,, 997r33t!4. "-l2tc Me, .. Mrs. Helen Simpson, presor'l Ucenae? CaD - - . Mr. and Mrs. Merlo SChroader RODNEY OOWN1NG lnrge klt!llen will c:upbGirdil, Ident, opened the DIOetli11 with a l WU.L J¥ll be reopons1i>le for I U tfl and Steve, Ron and lllae Fern. of Real Eitlale Biller atumlnmn llldlng, alumlmm medltadon, uwlden My Vision," any debts conlractl!d by BDY· Autn Sales Columbus and Christine Lake of Plloao ltUHI storm doors and wlldows, new lollowed with devotlona. Durti11 one otller !han myself. '63 OLDS F-ll5, aulnmBUc. ti&O. MWdleporl, Olllo bot water tank, gm..,., lit the business aesaton, offteers Athena were dinner guests on Fred Jarvis "" ~':.""_, Phone !llf.llll32. 5-lt--'lp !lprlng Ave., l'tlone ,...11. were elected lneluclli11Preoldent, SUnday of Mr. aed Mrs. Fn!lcls Rl. l, Middleport, Ohio illil- • Mary K. Yost; vlce president, Morris. Other callers in the aft,. """" ot ~ 5-11.3\p >W'6 ·, II! RA?IIBLElR Amerllllln 330, Delores Cleland~ secretary- emoon and eve....... were Mr. and ller. Dett•llill· Mrs. Delbert lolDrrls of Athelia, J.ov .,.....,.. ol Box It, To""oini treasurer, Ura Morris. A love $375 . Phone 742-5'771. S.tl.ete PONY 111&111011. Plloae • • •· FOR RENT or sale. Two hous.:.""~''eo gift program waa presented by Mrs, Elsie Roush and Mro, lofarle !'.!"'~ U4lc es, one flve rooms and beth. Chapman o! Pomei'O!' and Mr. and Ill"'<boo "ir, -if Frances Wilcoxen. 'l1!.e scripture c;::..cd, lat. of "•.lp Couii\J• Ohio, . , one four rooms, both and was J81Dos 5:1·7 and tho topic Mrs. T. G. HUJclore, ,,.cuae. · .,_..... .,. ........ to ""' basement, Phone IJ9Z.5333, !II HUFFY .ridhls - · ~. Jl. GEO. HOBSIE'I iut, Ia hr Min Kay "olman or Chloaco '"""" .... Nl4 ~·u I Had Known/' with gi'Cq) lndl cut. Phone . . .. . Wetrglo!j St., Porn""'!'. opent l Week With her Jllll'ents, Ill ol. ,llo7 .... sl11!1ng of "Now Thank We All ~ Rlm.AND - 4 - · batll, 5-U-tfc 0110 · -· e..,ort, utility room. Off Our God." The LoveGil\otterll1! Mr. and Mrs. Jacob llolmln. ~;.:.,. Mrs. tva Johnson was recent Mr. and Mrs. cqde Cross, ""' .,.. ..., .. was preaented by P!vllls Belley mail drag. visitor of Mrs. Edna Hellman. Clr VACANCY lor twa eldtrly peo. Lynn and Ray, ol ColumiiUUI!Onl _. •> CHESlER - 6 I'<JI!IIM, bath. Mr. and Mrs.Joellatfieldwere tor the Ruth Circle and by Marte pie. Preler private pald pejI bueme~~l, furnace .. Jlltlulld- weeke'od·..lsll4H;r In ·~ -W.'! IIW~ the Et!f'~le.l'l\0 ; d)e ·-"'-"'II! l'!th ·Mra,~ 1i ~,.,v-J'" tlentl. Phone ~ 'm-IllS. lnitln&tloo .or am<!era followed, NeleJ,er. ' . 21> &<riB. f!S,OIIO.tl Va., with friends and relatives, . to.t-Uc Mrs. LUIIan Jividen la visiting 1""" .,II -llettliJ ·· · i , · · ' ....r' Jtnrt. LETART - 6 root~~~, bath. nice Mr. and Mrs. Charlo~ S m I t h In charge of tlaoml Std>art, Mar· her •son aed daughter-l...taw, Dr, ,NMtee _ ., "'' , · tha Lou Beegle and Delores Cl.. rmfl, 4 lola, corner were SUnday afternoon visitors of in A""' ODie. ~ 1teH1 chlb'& •it hit' ,.,. •• Jivld Char! Mr. led wo UP' . Dl'f' , lllta1a ef U. .. ~~~~~~ 0 Help Wanted Drllied well. tiiiiiiO.IIO, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Will ol laiKI, using the theme, "1be Fire ens. P.towr dect!...._ 11M fill . l)u Ill ' and the Candl.et'' repreeertiJW r.JRL OR WOMAN at M'ldway ..... . poev. (JIM, . . . r• IIELEN or VIRGIL TEAFORD Peach Fork. Ropr Birch or Bellevue was 1 .CHIIlioN aN ~ tt· till loyalcy, hum1llt.Y, respect, truot, 'darket. Call 911).2SIJS or mM I Mr. and Mrs. George Warner, C'lallllili.... 'Will IDI " t 1 .... ElLI!lCI'ROLUX vacuum a-- ASSOCIATES opeMess, arxl dedlcatloo. Prayer weekend 11191t of hla parento, hlur motMIII. ' 2582. S.13-3tc 5-13-31< Richard and Gordon, Mr. and cr. large deluxe model com.,..... . . . . . . , . . . . - . ;;>" Mr. and Mrs. El~. Birch. closed the session and a lelltwr· Mrs, Eugene Thompson and Gina •· tt. na1111 • plete wllll all cleomllll! alldlMrs, Am Coo epent two ship hour was held In the church DIIMlRS NEI!lDI!il. SemJ.<IIt. and Clnda, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl SMITH AUTO SALES menta. Allo bas JIIIP oul • • basement social roorno, Refresh- In Galul11rt1 with Mr. and Mrs. ..... a:-: ...... KA.HAUGA, OHIO Wtnes of ColumbUs were Sla*y .... loeal and lite road. Guaranteed to pmty ments were served by the Either Dave Thomas. EJperlence belpflll, but DOt viBltoro or Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Mrs. Audrey WUaon<iJaekaon InS balance ol oniJ I P8J'· lull11111 Servtn• Circle memben. r.ec! ny. We will train you. Warner. menlll ol ...II. Phone gn. WATER LINES. CP 4 'ttl Mra. Grella SlmpiOII, Mrit. was a r•••. st FrldaYofhirmothYliu Clln earn over fl1J per 1~ CIIEVY Two. hm-<loor ... Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wines or :lltll. ua Peyllls Bailey, Mrs• .....,ySiyre er, Mrs. Harry Hayman. ter line tel nee. ,... •••c, Colwnbus were weekerd vlsitora doll. V-8 automatle, !'!tone 119'!. boar. Far applloatlon Mid Jn. Mr. and Mrs. !lecll'pKuuna<i pipe lnstallab ... ..•••• of her parents, Mr, and Mn. and Mrs. Lavlni&SlqlltOIIattend1117. 4-tllll'e ler'vlew write Nalkln Wide Gahanna wore recent gueots of llEAlJTftl'llt aeletlb1 tl. M· and baclrllll. llanl7 8lllr George Warner, RlchardandGor· ed the lllay Felltwrshlp Day obSafely Dlreclor, Room •• ers for 'Memot 1&1 Day. 1'1111. servance of the Clllrch W0111en their aunt, Mr•. lllltle Plyntor. llllli liPS or 1101er 8lllr • 3117 But 4111 9het. rrFor Sale or Trade don. Mrs. Paul Sollen !fpetita week United or Meigs ~ held at ballkela. C:llff'w Slioe ReJialr, 3158. W411p Min Jo Smith acc!lllpanlecl ,.na~~on Bldg., CiDclDDall. RIDING 110118E, Phone mwlth her parent• jn lloyton. the Pomeroy United Methodist Mlrlo!leplrt. U-12tc Mr. aed Mrs. Leo VaUBhantoAthlido ... ..... 51W11-115'111. 11'19!. 5-f.tte I'OR HIRE, llfiW trw I • ena, W. Va., to vlslt their daugh- Church. ~7-«e Mrs. Mabel Wllerry, Mr aDd REGISI'ERED Jlucllslwnd pupter nne, c ; IIDI dralnl t II ter, HUah, who atteNis Concord Stiversvllle Mrs. Russell Shrontz and clauab• pies. Phone M11t101t, W. Va. 12 wide. PN A• WANTI!Il - Wotne11 10 sell Ia!Pets for Sale COllege; 7'13-52112. s.u.ae !01), W. Vo. 1'llaae ..,...,. Mr. and Mro. Robert MIIQihy ter, Amy, of Washington. PL, eat ~ Beeline fuh. PEKINESI!:. Blonde Cockero, iJns 011 home pa1ty plan. Nl Poodlell. Scotlles, West '111811alter 3:311 « tiNIII s.dlle. and Debbie of Middleport were Mr. and Mrs. SomueiAedrewand .,. part time No oolleetlal land Wb I t e • , MlnteluN RIDING ·HORSE, l'lwne . . ..lfc Sunday visitors of their parents, sorus of Weirton, W. VL, were ms. s-tt«p or dl!llverlnl.. Above afti'IIP Scllruut1.en, all A.K.C. Jre. Mr. and Mrs. John Murph¥ and weekend guesto of Mrs. Ja'!"'• Swart and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred t18111111&1. A ealllakea a-~ Kennels, Ooomty Riled SEE NEIGLEil ~ . . family. Craw and tamlq. They eelelnt.SunoiQ evenll1! vlaitore of Mr. 1112 bul tbal rOOiute ~ ' 511, Cloolvllle, aDo. 5-Nic SlNGER zig zag se'llltrg machply for balldbtl fOUl' hame. ed the blrtltda1 of Mrs, swart oo mean so !lllld1. Jean Trusoell, Ine. 'ltiB maciiiDe makes but- (',all Gu.r lfel&ler, Rldne, o. and Mrs. Doyle Krapp, Kall, Kev· Sunday with a.dlmer at the Craw io and Charles were Mr. a n d home. Fifteen periODI were In Long Bo«om. Olllo. 91U103. tonholes, dams, emb. Take Mro. Harley Smith of Karauga, 5-7.etc over paymenll ol ~.50 per attendance. "' Mr. snd Mrs. Charley Smith and For Sale CtiUCit'S Cub and Cln7 TV S...sct. and Mrs. Jack Flitllor monlb or pay bolance ol Set tlee, IIV8 up to Gil'* Mr, Ralllh Knapp ol Laopvlllo. and children of ColumbUs spent FLOWERS IIJr Memorial Day. . . .22. Try It In your home. Butlneu Opportunity Mr. ~nd Mrs. Robert Reeves, reptln. Brill tbem In IIIII 'Mabel Pickens across !rom Soturda,y with hla ~nta, .. can 11111121311. s-u-«c on OWN VOOR OWD dry eleanlntl Br11n Lee of Pomeroy were &muve. Cltuet's· TV, Ill Buller• Syracuoe Park. 11-11-etp Mrs. Henry IIGUJh. , business. Amllllious man or clalt visitors of his parento, Mr. Mr,Mr.andand nut Ave.,~ aatre Mrs. Ralph Radcliff A'i!tfiNGS, llorm doors and woman to take over and own and Mrs. James Reeves and Lt.,. TI!RoEE BEDROOM. two-!!lnry of S)'racuse, Mr. Russell Radclltt wbldowl. Clqlllrll, llllftll*l. lru<k and roote. We will do SEPI :C tanb ciMNt llllllr 'cia, <oonlry home wit.ll bath. built. biDwn aDd ball Jnsalatlort cleaning 'llltoleule. Apply In in kitchen, located acroa Elmer Wblte, sales hft uen~ Sanllalloa, Sleiii~ 01111, pereon. A.B.C. Cleanm, Mal-IMe from tile Apple Grove !l!Urcb. t811ve. For free eP!mates, 1'llolle IG I• 11011, W. Va. 4-10-tle 'II> see, call 247·22!16. S.11-3tc (frooe Cbarlel Lisle, s,r. c. c. IIIWifOIID ue. V. v. .Jclnao and Son, WILL SELL one or botb ol my AtJCn(IIIIIID Inc. 1-1-tfc cleaning plants. A. B. C. mEA T rugs ngbt, t!tev'll be C.-ell ....... • dellgbt If cleaned with Blue Cleanen, Mtt1011, W. Va. Lustre. Rent eleclrie obam· PU.OMINO and blat geldlnp, '-16-ll'c In· n GMt pooer fl. Tiny's Baf1!81nland. pleasure .ho...... Been ahoom. CniJt .. a • II-lute (blld and lady trained. Allo, IIIIa For lent eholee ol very Dice chll*en TWO BEDROOM l!ouse lraller, RIDISTI!:IIED ANGUS BULL, trained pontes. Eokey Hill. 11 mooths. emllent breed· ooe mne from n"" ll8elne Flatwoods Road, Pomeroy, Am CONDMOIONO llrfrll atlon umce. Jacl'l ..,.. locks and dam. Two wortlitJI . ing. Harold Sauer, Rt. I, Mld· Phone 99!-M80. 1-ti-«A: &l'lllon, · New J~Ma, ._ men or man and wtr... Call dleporl' pbooe 742-3854' S-13-3!< EARLY AMERICAN llereo, 949-4225 or 919-41154. U lie AM·FM radio, Wpeed cltanl· READY • IIIIX tiAkitt& deJho. ! CAMP SITES on Ohio River, t!'ERT'S a -gay girl. ready for er, 4-speaker """"" s)'ltlem. a 'llltlrl after cleaning ear· md ri&M to rt mowed and · ready !o move Take over JNI)'Ilent:a o! t~.75 Fast attr1 NIJ. · Free 116 pets witb Blue u..tre. Rent oo. You ClBI drive to camp per montb or pay balance due motet, ,..,ne • alt. elec:trie !Mmpooer $1. Bater . . ..40. CaM mMG. 5-11-Ctc slteo. Phone Mason aty m lehl Ready • lll1t Co., ¥1! Furniture. 5-IUic Mt'l. Reynokllt Flower !blp port,' Oblo. • • 1bese loti are aCI'OIS river SOLID STATE store<~. !!Ia waJ. from Pon.eroy. Allo, 7 camp UNCLAI'MED freigbt: I new nut lllereo c:onsole wllb · 4s1teo on toP ol river ba'* for COIII01e 4-speed autosoeaker, 4-speed automatle RUJ)(lET PRtCI l'la'nllarrl • our third llaor lltdlt .... matic clla~tRer, AM 1r FM rart!ltl. 5-7-lfo monger. Take over paymenta Bo~er Pmtllurt, Ml" j 1(> dlcl, jewell needle. Natlonall)r of II per month or Plif bal.. lldvenlsed brands 10 bo IOid FURNISIIED and unfumlolled ance due f&l.to. can llft.M.IS. • ado. for &Jon!&• and !reJclrt. :rote~ a!llrlmenl!. Close to llcllaol 5-ll;c!c sriJNG MAdiiiH!S. !'II* Phone 99Z-5414. to.lttle of $110.24 eacll can be paid ~. "·~ 111 tnOIIIII. We will dell.,. E!Gifl' room brlct. two oman 21M. ,,.. Fllbrle 1liall, ,, _. 'I'IIAILER Lim!, Bob's Mobile !o .,.,.,. home 10 you may tJy lots, ln S)TacUie, good locaAullrflllt.ed lllr«'* Court, SYracuse. Ohio 011 Ill... It .to ,!If II )'CIU are "'"'~ tion. One family, or coulcl be ,,;,. . ' .. . II! ,, • iilllrillil 1)r nllsfled. Call m-:1111. Rl. IH, Pbone - . 1. :..,:.'5?~: ~· used u double. Pl1one I-ll.fie . . . .. '1-11-tfc $.11-~ For Rent UTTU!! THING •For Tile Fa~15f. Service · . NIGHT : .• 1966 GMC 2 TON HEAVY DUTY ········-····..····-···$2895 For Sale MASON CAR WASH ~E F~5ti10N 5HOW HA~ ~EEN OVER FOR S MINUTE~. . "* I:,_,.,._, ---- ...., HUIAPHREYs · Raeine Soeial Events ""II< HOBSTETTER REALTY ..... 1111 WUI'IL"IIIIt Wolfpen News, Notes -.00 ' N_ . _ .... __ ""'*'" Do... .... "'!"..\.. ., ---+--.- c-=re•• .m"'t;.' .,..ton. DAliUI/2 -k• . • ........ ••• .... --- - --- .... • I* arvt a. * *'"' """'""- .u ' '*· r: '' ' ' ' ' ( ' I ' ~~ ___., ... _ 9 I . ":r --·= mgs. ---•-m . "' .. '. . . {. . .' WHYOOE5N'T Ml" MNI<l.E LeAVE' ~· ' ...• •,: .. =c:::::=_ .. - ... . -~ ~ ----....._ '' �~ . ' u t! '!{-. v.; t ,1 \ ' ' ,. ' tll- 'lioe11111iilioliioi,~O.(~·~·~.ult ,, .. , , ··'~"ir'"' . Q~vuly Cr(,wd l:lloclis .Open SchoolBoard ,, . Fired . COron~r ·. lJaltced 'ta;.JtFK.. LOS AN~ (Ui>O:-WhUe Son. Robert F, Kennocb' f9! yalnly fa< bla life, COl'GDOr Thoma• T. No&uehl rtpOJ'Itdl,y told Ida a~eoclateo: "1 hope he dlea," ud danced In hlo olllce 111 glee!ul ontlcl»atloo <1 MEIGS TIIA'III TONIGHT, MAY 13 Walt DIOIIO.Y'S SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON (Technicolor) Dorothy McGuire James MacArthur COLORCARTOON: Alterego Admission: $1.00 and 50c SIIOW 7 P.M. = autop.; ·' . .~llel ~ ~ .1~~lrl<> -tmiiL. · • ;,.rformfil&lbe At NoF<hl'a dlsmlolll tieli'· IDa Monilll belO!'O ,lbe Civil Service Commllllon, ~ C<luntY Council Martin Weekes -~'"" ......... !he J-1t.bom pat.. holo8lat 11 IIOliDI: "I om aolnl to be tameu1. I bope he dies. j!ecault U he dloa, lben my lntenlallonal repitatloo wiD be eatabllshtd." NOAUchl did perlorm lbe autopl)' and he later. testified at tho trial of Sirhan B. Sirhan. But he was fired March 18 Wider 801110 o1 the str111181>st charges ever lodged against a IRibllc olllclal. The reports were delalled Ill a 10i)88e letler prepared by administrative officer Lindon S. Hollinger and Implied Noguchi was outrerlng from neurotic ' ~chi ehirpd 1 bll• f\rllil wa• IIQIItlcaiiJ ll!oplnci lllld the aecuooilaba aliaul hll llillavlor and -~~~~~ ' . . . ' •-'. dlotolted or IIOIMIIli1ea. llld Ill Jeot ·and blown , aut'· f/1 ali ~.~ Hia atlon!OO'. ~trey isaac, .owed to lllbl lbe dlsmlalll to lbe U.S. ..,... ~ed ~1 .;, ,ilriipe , llllJW cral!bn·' ind, tht1• two , ,..,..,. ...at hell..,.. Cfl,llbel Ill· ~ ,U.S. -~ .. ·, , · · ' , , Wielie1 'aid he WOUld..-...... .. ... ...-~ ...... , !111M- ..~~~at ~ teatltY til blitoey. G( , :~ .elloree* ·IIIIi!,. - e ·,Uio .i>or<llloJ'.:ui.llrwoai I. ~10111111;r chiqe. lfler ....,..tail·· ,lo, the .. Wll poet Ia Randolph 1oaid bla bUI cootalno provisions <1 both the Johnson aed Nixon admlnlstratloo measures. Randolph's biU was tho eighth hllllb and oafet;y bill In tho Senate. At least three been lntroollced Ill tho Hoooe. Randolph eald he foals any hi•• pared tO poy for the ftllllllment <1 tho objective ol making coal mlnlDa oafeey and for maldng coal minos healthier places In which to be ~Uy omplortd." Theology your savings today! WHEN YOU VISIT, PARK FREE ~ational -~PI~IIT, OHIO. .·: ' other men - tiJII!oot CIIJ)L WW!am R. q,ltz,,37, MomFour phis, Telll., endthreocrewmembers - were IDjured and tahan to Quincy hospltala. Optlz was the moot oevere]J Injured of the four with Heond deiree butna owr hlo body, Three othar crew member• eoeaped lajury, Tho blatt waa seenlllld heard for mUea. The barge aanh and flames spread to a second PI berge, a grain berge ud a11111tn elevator. A O•lllw dock whleh carried tho pump1 uoed to un- ·~::so~= Students end the third Po harp ~ looae, drlftecl Into the river and began IIMIIJW downotream and toward Quincy, eight mUes sooth. In Marshall Rites - leglalatloo will driYO the s~·t·m· liJilSll coal coltiJ!IIIIIeo lo merge with larger COIIIIJIIIIIos, cauollls job looHB and reloeollon <1 By Vnitod Presa lnturnational millers. Slt..llla by oemlnarlanl and a The bUI was lntroolleed at aloepout b)' studento lodoy markthe close <A Sonete Labor Com- ed a oerieo <1 unlveroi\Y pro. mlltee hearings on lbe nllld for , teats acrooa tho nalloo. cnal billa. Randolph llld "vaot ' At Andover-llewton TheolClfllnow ciiJ)IIal lnvestmenta wiU cal SeminarY at Newloo, .11a11., h&Ye to be made b7 many <A -.to held the Admlnlatra. tbo coal mine owners and t1on BIDding. AI Union TheoJo. operators to achieve tho new glcal 5emlnery 1n New York Cll;y, and broader health and oafet;y semlnsrians remllned 1n cordrol atandards tbot tho new law will r1a chapel, , OJllllrently provide." secular proteeters contlllled "Ciut of these condition•, I acti.Yitles at a. Peter's c o lfear that there will he renewals lege In New Jeroey, SWifordUnlof tho problema Inherent Ill Yera!1JID California, IIMllbeUnlpockets of pover1J," Randolph Yersi\Y <1llhode Island. ings will be insured to $15,000. Move . raUNad Va., said it was a comprom.tae measure. insurance for every account. Your sav· ~ A court onl•r ~ bruullrt ilandolph added, "but theoe a peaee1u1 end 1o a oU-In at MemiJer Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation are the coats we must 8X]IOel Mlsoourl's Lincoln Unl•erllq, 1111__________________. . . aed the prices we must he pre. 11ut nearly 100 <1 the . - . 1lept ootolde the Joffer100 Cll;y school' 1 Sludent Unloo Building In support of the 35 demand• made b7 t: e orlclnal protest- aald. barge Are Wednesday Funeral oel'Yicee for Bryan Marahall, 11110 7, Hsmloek Grove, who died In Chlldren'•IIDIPIW, Colwnbus, Monday will be held Wedneedl)' at I p.m. from EwIn& Chapel, a.rla1 wiD be In Cherry Rldee Cemetery. He Is sumved b)' b11 parenta, Mr. end Mrs. ChorleaMarshall, three brotltere endtwuslatera, Berry, Charles, RaDdy, DeniH and Sherr!, aU at home; hie srendparenta, Mr. and Mrl. Chorloa C, Marohall, and Mr. . ~ ~~ TIJY ~- Gallafier, w, Va. Bryan waa • student at sauobury Elementary School. Friends are bela& received at Ewinl Funerol Home. ers. Flft;y Central ANSWER: No. If you have a forced wannair heating systrm, central ajr-conditioning can use the niatin& fan and duct work. There art instances when duct work h~s to be inatalled. This is true if your prtsent heating system does not have duct work, such as electric ceiling cable or baseboard heating or hot water heat. But the advanUige ia the •implicity of newer typea of· duct work. In an attic inatallation, where coolinc coils and blower art in the attic, flexible tubin& or duct work can be used to distribute cooling downward into rooms, through grills. QUESTION: C.n I buy a IJitlm lhlt II ju1t rilhtlor my home! ANSWER: Yn , if you buy electric! They arc manufactured in any size you need. QUESTION: How dOH thil differ from PI units? ANSWER: There are on1y thrtt (3) retidential sizes made in ps units-none of whith may suit your home. QUESTION: H.-tty, - · don the un~ 1ize really nlltterf ANSWER: It most certainly dod! A tystem not lllf'le mouah will not adequately cool and dehumidify your home. But, if you buy a system too lafle, you are, fint of all, ~yin1 for larger tbln you nttd. Then there is thit added di•dvanta&e: An over· ca~city unit wiU nm lal frequently. That me~~na it will not dthumidiff u mueh as It lhould. An air· conditioner dehumldlfteo .' ' .... . only when the corn~ iai'W\Jinc. And the dehumidifyln1 ia •• i•pol'tjnt to tomfort •• tlae lowcrin& of tempcreture. ANSWE8: That's an imptn~ion, but not the l't'al facti! According to lOCIII p1 company advertisina;, you'll pay jult $14.00 a month. Investigate further and you'U find thafs over a period ol teo (10) yean! An electric system costa from 20% to 3011. lrss to buy than a compirable pa 1ywtnn. With only thret (3) sifts of unita, you might be payin& for • unit that Js too Jarce. Last year, SS% of all ccntl'lllair-cooditioning units inatalled. wert of 1 1m11ler slle th1n 1ny p1 unit available. Therefore, you milht Ave •• much a1 40% for 1n electric l)'lttm. QUESTION: Whit about electric: flnonclnc? ANSWER: Our rKommended dealm can finance an elld:ric unit fof ApptOJ:imately $14.00 per month (maybe leu) lor N1'tn (1) years in any home in which il p1 unJt can be inltalled for $14.00 per month lor fen ( 10) yeara. only 50% tfficient. r O ' V es , ~ertallldiJtrlel, ....... ,0. he Ill . Pl'<lleetlon ClAuH « lbe U, S. Cooi&Ututlon. ''We (the _ . , acted under the 1'!11 of tho Slfreme CWrt doclolon," M1t saki. "We otiU doo't know II !bey (tho choJWOol wUl be eJIGUIII," ' "Too StrlJWel¢" Sen. Rolald Mold, Jl.Pirma, llld he -~~~~~ the bUla heeouH "1 believe !bey are atiU too strlrwent." The bDI• were - llld, to the w·m· BOW· j. . ... ' 1'111!' APoLLO 10 spacecraft · mounted •t . la~h~ . ding ·Places ... ..,.u.. _,., _.. ". • p~- ., , ! s. .~· . ··-·- · '• Com:t • ordered 1IIIIIDnD pi'oper1;y tu ,1011, ., •'1•1'- • .__,.,. . EliERFELDS '· 'i' . ' ' ARE .~ TORO denll. a cleJ'k..treasu.rer's workshop at en a one-year contract as a bus driver. Ruliel Caldwell wos giYen a two year contract as a eook at tho hlgh&ehoolandVIrglnla Wolr.. er a two year contract as a cook at Riverview Elementary SchooL The squeeze between rising coats an:l awilable money for eduratlon In Melga Councy - as elsewhere In Ohio - cannot be reduced by more local taXl>s. If it is, according to one member of tho Molga Local Board of Education, ''We're dead!" Three resigoations were ac-· ce)lled, lneludins !.eater Maruel, high school mathematics teocf>. er; Grace Weese, Che1ter F1rst That was the conclusion Tuesday night ol member Frank W. Porter, Jr., ln a discussion of . " . ·,.~ n..fenc:(ants ' .. ' .. actions the baord reviewed of ways it may obtain additional SICIPGrt for public schocie; And It was tho sptrlt ol a reaol,.. lion IIPI>roved unonlmousb' by tho baord directed to the Ohio legIslature; It ureed the legislature provide addltlonol state lunda for southeastern Ohio schools par.. tlcuJar!y, It did not recommend . to tho Jeaiillature where tlie ado. dltlonal 1110110)' ahotild he obtained. State leaders hove proposed thlo problem he oolved Ill differ· ent WIYI. A otate income tax lo the moat often hoord. Slt)L George Harsraves 11ld thot 5enote Blll 350 gave salary THE LOSERS ARE TilE WINNERS. Thll'a thewaylt Is with the Meigs TOPS Knolchers, a groop which concerns Itself prlmorily with shedding exresa poonds. Tuesday night, Mrs. Judy Snowden, RutlaJ¥1, center. was crowned 11 Miss Springtime" for having lostthemostpoundsofai\Y club member since the first of tho year - a tDtal or 2Blh . She Is pictured with the Ohio Unlversley oo June 3 and numerous gifts she received and is wearirwthecroWn aOO robe the noxtoehoolyearlneludlngllon ArUe ~rsb&ch of Pcmeroy was whlch go with the title. Wlth her are the rwmerfHI). on the Wrlaf!t, ·heed bisl\elllllll alld.'-!! authorized 10 ri!Jielr 1111 IYP.!IJ!d.llel4, Mrs. Ruth Underwood, first runqer"'' wltlll weight l01s lillseboU caoch and athletic dl· ors during the oummer month&. of 24 pounds, and on the right the secon:l, MIJS Shirley Ash, "IU,y "'"'"'ld, hold footIn antlcl»allon of !lie - ·Chtswho 'lost 19 pounds. Ruth Needa of Cheshire Is presldem of tho ' ban~ ~ci~t.1; Ord, (er • Tlt)pers l'l.lna Water Sysclub. ualatan! !ootbiU ciliidi and JUn- tem progreso, Roger and Henry Ior high ba1hatll0ll caoch, / lllld Bohr were -loyed to lay the Larry Ritchie, junior high foot- lines from the main line to ihe DIVORCE GRANTED baD cooch. lour school bulldJnss In the disWASHINGTON (UPI) -Sen. Ma1111Jel Frecker has b e e n Permisalon' was given the trict. Plano were made to pur- granled a divorce tr001 R o 1 Mark 0. Hll.lfield, fl.Ore., the churches In tho Rl-vlew School chase two new school btises and Freckor in M'igs County Com- Senote's Ieiding ldvocate or area to use lbe school !acUities advertiHmenls lor bids will be mon Pleas Court on grounds o1 a vobmteer army, said today there for a two week period In placed within the next lew days. gross neglect of duty. President Nixorl's proposed reform or the draft would merely "substitute l...idy lAlck - way or staring at tho groond. Animal "spacing mecha· nisms" w.ere rt'IJ)Orted by L Hans Kt.d'llmer ot Tulane Untversiey. His PIPf• went deeply into terrltortalll;y, ag- gression patterns, domtrw~e, sulonlsslon, lnhlbiUon (some mooheys wouldn't dream ol prq>Osltloni!>g another monkay's wlfo), efforts to achleYe prl..cy, and a wldespreld tendency to fake oot on grievances ldudled b)' one's neighbors. •-le, •traJwer• Human belnsa, like monkeys, Kummer suggusted, ollen find It uoeful tO . hove fa<elgn enemies In order to ••resarve unley at home. COLUMBUS (UPO- StallllJ"" and-In t*l fora&Qndnlalll'• sleep The , crucial question Is uor Dtrector llanilcl c, Coqk before loiJW to work on Mer>- whether , Inherited behovloral _.__ ._~.. todif e._ IIIII the ...._ llle day," Cook oalcL ·. tendencies . 1'111 he mndllled to ol IIQ,Ior In a Iudden RYOroal.' . "There lhould he no diacrlm- mahe man leiS beoatly, &line of hla. prevloilo ala!lcl. ' IJatlon," he illd. "The neigh, cenotlc choracterlstlca manifest , ,..... . . . been. a• .borhoed av•rna should hive themselves lb ~v """ kind of ' Ccd ...1 for • pl~-r ... 8\inday ~· of ll(flllr equal rlgllll with. the b1J1 hcU!s envlronmenL bUt - feelo II should he IOld and the faneJ reafaurlldl." l'ronl· 2 to '10 P-..L on. Stnlq, Ccd' hOIIever, ·lnaerted the Others ourlace \ortly under · ."Thua lbi b&r1' inluJd not open proviolcm that the &lnda1 llle special •nvlroomei1tal eoodlllllll afler church llauf1 and lhty ahould ha ~ b1 a cOUIII¥ II~ and c~n he ooatrolled, wQU!d clooe·\t •a deeei)t,.!louio In ~..:.- 11 c()poltd eo a local K~"':. •oeclllll!&e1ted,H''by alwr110111. 1Ill•~•• c ume for tYiryone 10 u., hOlftt .......,, m•ure. , . .. ~ • 0 , - ' ,. o Wound 2 llatileld said Nixoo's decisIon to posq,nne creation of a volunteer, professloral army also raises grave doubts about the administration's h~es for an end to tho VIetnam War. ~­ In Night Shooting ComnlCRCCffiCRl listed Two Gallla In serloua County men were Is May 27th c..nmencement for the 191 oenlor! altho Meigs High School hos been sot for Tueoda7, May 27 ..,. but where It Is to be held wUI depend on the weolber. u ,._ · ·~t· 1nc1 ent, u~ woau~r s . em the ·<ommoneement, the fir s t ••Or the -sol'~ted high achool •~" •~• "'" nw be held at the gymnoalum In Rillland. u weather lo fair the....:. meneement will be an . oecasloo at the Middleport Sta· dl · ·"ll' lilt•' or 1hl..,, haccallureote wIU be held lndooca - at the Rutland gymnasium on May 25. The ~:....~-. PC1D81'07 at 11 e.m. Weclnelday upder SUIIJIY sklea 08 62 destees. .· .... ·Tqw.n :Jfiffor .all ·eod"s. Children ( , increases to teachers and that for General Hershey." Cook &,Jitches Liquor Stand DlaCbar&U- Eva ",_• •'· . ' . ·. Grede teacher who Is retlriiW, and Jane Young, high school aeciretery. The Board will accept applicatloos for fiHing the secre- · tarlal post at onre and wUJ act on IIJ)pilcatlons at the noxt meet1"11 on June 10. Appileetions may be aent to the school which Is I"' cated at BeedsviUe, Route I. Riebel and C. 0, Newland, Clerk, were authorized to aUend given a contlrulns coniract as a cook. Franclo Benedmn was giv- O)'ll1>0sium Is "Man and Beast: ComparaUvo Social Behovlor." EYolutlon hao brnd Into monkeys a need to keep tlteir distance l'ronl one another (spacing) plus a olmultaneous n8ed to draw togutbor (for securll;y ond to mate and rear Y....., a!OIW with 1 COIIIj)lex verleey of stratagems for doing both wlthoot seemlns to do either, For a monhay too cloae for coafort to a strcq,r three-day lnter~atlooal &Yi~U»­ and more qgreoolve llloohey, IIIIIil epon..,.e.. b)' lbe,Smith""' wUI act ao tbou&h thla wasn't nlan lnlstltutlon. Tine ot the the eaao b)' laokiJW the other FIYI. ~a· w~ _alpllld In lbe ' HOUII lad ·5ellllte and ..Ill lo ,; ' . • 1 Go\'; JIUIIII .\ Jlll!ldtl fGr. ac- · llliiGs GF.N!3AL ~AL~ ll011,lnclU!Itd In till bWa, WU AdallMicu Fl014WRIII•a . lbe dolaJ ilntU 1972 of a.io ~ llam E. .Bitd, I!Jil <1 Mr. and Mre. Loren illrd <1 ~w Haven, Weat Vl!ibdl. b "'"'" fli8 In the patted Sfateo Army. lie lo oadOIIIId at Fort ~ • I - I - \L •<+"--~·' <- 0 . 0 ' . . m~- ' • ..,., $40,000 wosprovldeclsmaD Dwight Cor!, oaalatant mechaniC districts, such as Meigs Local, and bus driver; Buster Barrllt, to help during the final three Doo CotteriU, Mrl.llaymclnd Col> months o! 1967 and all of 1968. teriU, Mrs. Junior Darll, !.I!'L Those lunda were removed 88 of VIrgil Kl!W, Amoo TUllo, Mre. , Jan. 1, 1989, Hargraves poii'Qd Lee Wood, bus driYer.. Alma out, In his opprallll <A lbe situ- Smith andJorcoVaneewerehlred atlon. on contlnuiJW contncta 11 c:oob He oald aloo that State Slt)L and Bernice Gomes, MlldrOd Martin Essex hos atresaed that HUiqlbrey1 and Francea Trlilunlell additional miXIOy Ia fortf>. lett were emplored as cook1 on ·' cmnlqi~;, there will be draadc two year contracts. troobles In Ohio schoolL MrL WUmo Mee1 reaigned U The s""'rlntendent said that a cook ot the l'llllerQf El_. Ohio is sixth In the nation lnpor- tary School 11M1 Mr1. AuatlnPhllsonol income, liut SOib In taxes lipo wao IIPPGI- ao a eook on leYiod per ciiJ)Ita. He 1fated that a one year cootrac~ Mrl. ~ the board should ask for action lno Arnold, cook at Solllllur)< towards more 1tate s - ' 11ut Elementary, waa given a· atresllld that It should not tie year's leave <1 lbaeneo due .,lo ltHU to any particular recom- IUnota and Mr"' Louloelllcliard I melllltttoo. w11 ~Od lo J;<IITtlllto ffil11it . . Dllrlng the dlaeuaaliili, P.itir 'Toi"lli'~-, --:-·· --:;::. '··--~ alld lhat 11 a.V - b• 'al'e · 1'llo reaiSJIIUon d AlrGa Zald • Involved. -'we'reclead. 11 Hepoim.. elfectlve at the close of thf1 ed out that lbe lallpayer Is aJ- school year was aceapted.H_!~t ready haavUy burdened and that taught lor U yean. Mra. ~ the hreakiJW point muot come · Hutchinson was employed for~ lor tho ;ixpayer. next school year. The discuaslon broughtoutthat SUpt. Harsravea reported that l J a one per celt sales tax increase Mrs. Eleanor Zeit•r, who ha~ Is no1 being spent solely for aeboolo and lbet oome tax revenue In the state should be speclflcally earJJllrked for school• and •hould not be permllttd to be spent for any other IRirPOOeo, "About 49 to 50 per cent ol local taxes collected &0 for fdu. eaUon, whllo on the state love! the percentage is only aboat14," Porter said. PERSONNEL El\()'LOYED The baord emplored on two year cootracts John T. Flacher, bus s..,.rvtoor and mechanic; been oo lel•e of ahaenee due Illness, plans to return to taaeb; IJW noxt lall. She Is a vocal111111i< teacher and hos a contlnui~Wcot>­ !'I troc~ It was agreed lo arroc!::.J meeting wllb the MeJga . Buard of Educodoo to di1cu1~ the Inclusion of lbe Llpplneolt r - • aeries In lbe readiJic texts recommended b)' the 001111;7 board. , Recently the Mella ~ Board hid odopted the serfla <A (~ oo Pop G conditloo at 11 Lm. today In Holzer Modi· cal Ce""''• First Ave., ll'llh gunohot wounds or the tbdomenafter 1 shootlns about midnight near Ewitwton. Reported In serious oondiUoo were James Sprouse, 46, Rl. 1 Ewington, aunahot wound of the abdomen, and · ClaytDn Snyder, 34, Rt. 1 Ewl.,.- m•••hol •.,....., and •--Jaw, wounds ol lbe abdomen Galllpollo.Poot 27, and South Point p0st 44 Stale H'.._• !'aMrs. ......., Amold Ia retlrlnltromtheoporatioaof hor lll"fflll ' · '"''""" trol, teamedtblaiiiCirnlngtomalle atat1011 and store <II tho Alben& Road after 24 JI'III'S. •• ome--· blood run !run the Active lbral&h lbe years not ortly Wllb her bnalne11 but wltb bar HunU_;:;:·-;:-_._, Blood Co• eonununi1;y ~ which follond many paths, Mrl. Arnold !lada '"'~" ,...,...._ 111at her phyaical c:ondition Is a~ch lo warrant ber ro11remot11. ter to the hospital lor one of the men. Slle ha8 IOillld the buolneeo to Marie and J1oiY ~end wUI · In the Gallla County Jail Ia lea•e In lbo ..aear fUture for Kankalleo, Ill·· where llht wUI nma1n William w-art, 6• Rl. 1 Ew· lndetlntlob' with her 11011-in~aw llld dau&hter, Mr. and Mra. IWI ·; -· "' lngton, .at whoH ._., the shoot.. Fliqorald, lbe former S.111111 Amold. llolb Mr. and Mn. F._,• , 1 IJW tookplare, accordl~WtoSlltr- aid are atudonta at Olivet Nasarene Collqo. lncldenfalb', bealdt1 operatlni her own bullnaas for . . . ' lir llonYer ·~~, Walker, The aherIIW'Ier <A a eenlur)', Ma1dDe also ha8 aened ao • eoolf at the 8alll111'n.!a.=.-at'nt • wa 'a.m.~-~ 1 •• 12•10 w .._,. bury Elementary Sehool ,... tlie .... eight )'tarl. lille wUlbe llnl Melnwblle, ~ was Cll his j)Hiidenl <1 the aehool'a PTA. ,. ~!!::~~i-::!:1~; a!. , I ~S. mDiE WHALEY HAS GONE lo Pboentxviue, ~. 10 she ean .be near her buli>omd wllo remalno c:onflnecllo VaUq F-.;·• ,. . · . . char&ll!i with tfro - · d as• General !iOepltal there al'lllr belna aevonb' hUured reciDIIJ iii VI«. to win, but' .11 leost six.~A .about 30 mljes trcm 'Natchez · iauit a .....,:...• . _ . , 1111111. ,,woo c:GU!ICII ..and . old~c · !Or .ilia pool 18 Ytal'l. Aiia1 ' ~.,W!!H<er uld the s Wta. Whalay mode !be trip with Mr. and llr1. 110npatt 11111W ·aeats In the llimocl'l!lc prima- returns save E•ero~86 ,to ' IJWwhlch~~Occll"'ed.fn « ~ ·wbo _..,Baltimore, MeL, to villt tllllr · rles aipmd lbe state a'lld eijbt 255 for ~len. , the frOnt Yll'd lit the Stewut lloddentaliJ, Eddie wao well IIDOU&b 1o tal.,pa. hla - · • otljtr~; .. .~n~lld IO:.:.runotra. A , ~ (lve whl\!1 oouncllmen h11110 inegedl,y fai!Qwed an ar- Day III'MIIIIC to hll mother, Mri. illlltlon Whal11 111: noarlllld!l. _- :..,·, .u ~,'!If 'Nasi'oo~· ljoall!led at •&j10• W~ ;,de!fl!ed b)': )'<em! sument, '1'\lt'finlmen .... b 1 en I • ' l~a &!111illii'Uii In tho, Yol8ra, .who hold 1 2' 10"•1 drinldlg ail! ~ · ~e to SteW· ' . ~UTIONS T() GOOOWILL IND~ anolftll - ·;,) . JUIIt 3 Plllral· e~ona. · ., maJol.iiy, · · art' a ·boola, the shet'l!t saki. tbatl~• . 1 .-t ''. • " J ,. ' ' ; .7' If i ·:~ ' · How'y.,., Jll!lbiema - lbml&h 88ed I........ ~lim.,,- ;•; ;..u; ... L ; . ' 0 0 L 1' ,I I I '• ~ad~o Pi.ANM~~ · MARIETTA, .OHIO ELECTRIC COMPANY . o:) :I en an:l Gertrude Zurnbach waa WASlllNGTON (IJPl) - Man beheYia like a beast heeouse .hla biological heritage Is heutly, aceordllW to sclo"' Usta. There moy be SOllie ._, however, that he 1'&11 ChaliCe hl1 ways. Some beasts, at leaat, have maJaeed to do thiL The pooolbUley that wannoklns 11111n Cllll 101l'D to ln\lrove hla beavtor-01', ai'Q'W8)', understand It - b)' olulbitW ani· 111111• Is bei!W dlscusllld at 1 w· . -1-·· .r> .c .!( .I Man May Equal the Beasts ¥ I ~0. <:" ·r· Lawm&i{ers · < For More Aid to Local Education June tor Bible School purpoaes. Oseer Bobcock, Thendore Pullins lind Alfred Wolf were giYen contloui!W cootrocto as bus driv- Chonees are that lhe Eastern Local Scboel District moy set Into the Melga County naturol gao bocln. The district'• heard of education hu agreed lo 1eaae land to the Hunt1111 OU Co., which may drUla weU In an attempt to reach gas oo school property. Meeting Tueoda7 night, the board asreed lo sign • leove with the conwany siYing ltpennlaolon lo driU - wltll certain restrlc11001 - on school properl;y, John Riebel, district qerlntendent, said the district owno a wooded areo at tho rear of the high school Which would be the area In which driDin& moy take place. In another actloo TUesday nlabt, the baord approved a reeol..tlon provldiJW that no student UYIJW In the district wUI be reloaoed to another dlstrlc~ student& altendiJW school In other dlolrlcts will be required to pay tuition, llld under ·the arranaement Eutern wwld continue to receive the lunda for tboae stu- . ,. ' ·••tor• ..· . aral - · ~-... ~ ... o,.. .s>,"' The baord assigned cooebes for 1 S.tum 5 rocket .eted trovldel ' for an f1,820 ~ •ll aai 111'1 1 ~· I 111m,\ I~ , Devoted To 'The lnterul6 Of The Meigs-MtuOn Area In Gas Business ' ~·· IDireclaoecl b)' • All- lfllli llidll... ~ ~ lbOny F. Nina!r, I).(U\Ieland, /orf'qlj JlnlroGper liia · . . . ~ u-111 ' JIGUI, ' D-Parma, th!ie UlrOiollllr, told 11ao . ~ : ~ to portly cl-.ly toalillt 'ows In the . _ tOo "111!1 ~ Mostly fair and - r y, entine· School . District «' an at y .,cw.--·L......: ~14:::._• ..::19~6~9-~\ ~- ~-.. ~';, ~ J1ld 1'f House for aetiOIL . The Hoose, by a Gt-29 vote, approyed lllld oent to the SolatA! I bill creOtfli8 lbe ldminbtra• tloo - pl'qldied DeParlmOIII of . . • ;. P...Uc Sofet;y. The dapartment li()Uid align n~:.th the ~111 Patrol, ~u of .~.roil . , .. Criminal ldentl!leatlon llld Ill' veitlgation, Ohio P~e O!fleero CLEVELAND (IJI'l) ·~ Trolnl!w Coullcl\. sate . Fire llfYI f01', Blad< ~~~lr~ ~~~~,~. ~~. f.~l19,vil Jle.. an~·~1:5 ~ felll!' Into a Dew'._, . A' oectlon <A the biU IIIIo, ID vietilla . IIIII effeet, Jllm hlifhWQ pa~n lt8Duiitna from the poiler lo 18Ueh Pll'llinl lbrei. Pallce111111 Uirma a"p '" and auloo for ltenul than battle· herellat ....,_., ·' doodly - s . EY.... fl, ,waa b1 Rep. ilonaJd ' J. P-, · Dali-WIIlte )iry Mo....;, at Oberlin, ·apJOIIId the Hetlon, lour COUIU at CQII1)lraq lo . whleh he · llld would ha lbe cammll llllnltr and , lbNi "llfll step toward IIIOI'Inc lbe ooomii Ill lllllflltr. patrc>l ·eo • 'i tt& poil.e !Aifte." The di@rllll• atoH from .~a~m Hil llllendment l'elldrliw ,.. tltbt In lbe predomiaalltiJ No- · 1o olllaln a warrant he- fifO ~e Diatrlet lui ~ '· fore IUCh a HVch Will tahl. 23 In Wllldt '10 {18l'ICijl,l; thN at: Credit card Bill lbem Pill!....... were kiU!II; The Hooie 111110 paaHil a bill touclllnc o1t a tbNiodaY ave relleYIJW lbe NCjplent <1uuo- <A arllllii·end ~~~ c:auied llelttd credit earda ~ rt- · mqre ilao!'fl~·ID . ........ aponalbUIIY In their uae or mleNatllllaJ lllarol 1Napi.llnllll1 ... b)' .olbero. nllorecll!" PtMe· . .. Five bWa were Introduced In Juap Goor8l M~• liD- · tho S.~ate, lncludirw two call- PDit'j the ~ ':II)!:\'· IIW flir aero•HhHoarcl pay IJ>. IDI lllld Itt 1 dile til 8ldtuliaD ertaHI 'tor liate Qoytl. ,... Sept. 22 at thi Oldo'.... · 0111, IJ)OIIIOred b7 sen. wu- ·~' ' . llam B. Nye, ~Aloron, o!fHecl · ••.~e llleGtrle ehaJio 01' , _ « a $1,$110 1111111111 pay hllu!. 'l1le ~ nD'I illop the ~ • "1-' VO=.;L::;,··...;.XX.:..I.:....I.:....N.::.O_._18___;_--:-_ _ _ _ _ _..:..PO..:..:....M.:.ER:.:...O:..Y_-M_ID_D_LE_P_O_RT..:..._O_H_IO_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __;W.:..:f::D:.:...N:.:f.::SD::.A.:.:Y.:...·M:..:.::.:.A.:_Y a••lpld h e a • y nori;milil!iiv ataffo ' to 1chool1 with hOaY)' mlnorl13' .P u p 11 OIII'CIIIlntlit, Greer saki. · ' "AI we lciak at pnjfeaslooal eJql!i:QmOIII 'In Ia r 11 ·OhiO cltloa,N he ooald, ''lbere b evl· ·, donee that, , concell!ratlooa . NOfii'O teochen fallow· the ...,. eral pattern <1 PlllD peflulattoo." ' ·Evan·'8 oPen ~ Appea} on RAVii:N - PPC atair\io,, .. ~~~~~a=~~~.. 1 ' '. 1\) 7,aso>Neiro Mill• In ochoola with betWeen 75-100 ' per .Cerit Nesro enrollment, liUt had Ill! EZect ton • R' .f-! eJ orm By BETTY WQBK COLUMBUS (UP0 - Election reforms !fore IIJ)proved b)' the .Ohio senate 1\(ooday night and tho Hoose of l!Aipreaentadves passed a bill creatlrv a Department of Public S.lell' withIn the governor's ofllce; The first of the three eleetlon biUa reeehed no oppeoltlon, paning 31.0. It would provide for a write-In space on Ohlo•s baUoia for aach office. The other two llieesures which p&Bied 2&.3 - would reduee from 7 to 4 per rent the numbljr of eleclorl lo sign petitions for an fndependent candidate to be listed oo the ball"' and WIIU!d reduee fr<rn 10 ';; 7 the percenllge of tho vole for the ..Plri.Y'• candl· date In the last corieat nocee,ll"ry to gaiD party lfallla. ' J;en. ,~jw~ B. NY,,,; ~1\Jl.. ' ron, oaid ilii! biUs were at.. IODVIo . to IJiovlate what !be V.S. SoiJreme Court ~termed "roalrletlve" In Ohlo'alaw last year, Former Alabama Gov. George C. Wallece'a American ledependenl !Vcy auceeei!UUy ebal· le'WOCI the alate'• laws II) 1968, and the . court !Gund them to Ill ~ til floe • , The American bison, near ex, tlltetloo at lbe turn of the cen1111')'1 ·ll one lime pthered In hitfda ~' to 4 miUioo hood, the larpat cooeentrauon of any land animal 1!11 record; ·The· board sl119 .o. p . ' ''i · tiff out mall f>OIIItl ilol<leaffl In vour Mty tltcCrlc JttVIc:e I . the board'1 dOWII!lllo ·f!!ei.qsan , .f133,500 .,coatraoitwlth , ·. HDII· dl1triet, bao t7l , ,~ 1a'nd boi!nt ot t.duca¥ •"'11!1"" ~~· ~~ .8allt Wtat TicliniCol lllch' .~"' CehtU 5!18 ;Ill! W~".!'M" 2M. prcQeet, . . . ., ' The ' atatA! IJ!ID\ictlon. oihCJiiil .'llaelal ~· " , ! 28 dellcleatiet' at .WIDCiie'ater'a ' Bobtrt .Gr::eef~ ·~·~~~. hlah achool land ~ 50 'I the otate 1..,.rtnt8ndtnt for ~ other three high achldo. Win- · all'&b'a llimllted fo tbi ~,~ eheater ~~~~ '!1111 69 PICIDI en:. . a ,.;... allalniiW the nclljl rolled ;,Ill ilra4ea t-1~, Losan balance o1 taachen ,.,q,(i>fed HIUo 2V9, Buckeye 227 lllld Balle by the llate lchool 11ata111; . . Celter 17~ ~· Greer · llld bollvtdioal Iirga A nool..tlon wu paallld b)' ell!' dlolrlctl ollowed 'a.·reuni coocentrallon of otaff .PlAe-nt t ' ' I 0 For men Information ' :S# J .. ·. ..1 , '· , Ill Ill, ~.630 ~~~t>ll• :IJI ''tbt tO;ur 'dlatrlcta :ate llrecied b)' senate AIR' ' le&\1 a . jjnyer ' !llll.lii,'W at Hilllywqod · ~list .O.U.cl!.' · Lead~ - l'~r lloltlns "HelP me, GGdit lA> he the ldn! .ot ~ 'til !Qtlk out for; i.fi ,iJ ua-ule 'WII!tii Who lw,N ;us irid Ill!>.l!la•!tl wilD dUtruat ·us;'' he prayed. but rates for fuels tend to keep 1oi111 up. Besides, even a ps air·eonditioner ftqulrel electricity to operate oontrol11nd thrtt (3) electric moton. And a ps unit ll at belt ·'· NowYoaKnow Willey ,fo, lbe . P,I'Wo,1~.~ He e,q>Wned that' the aetlon was allen under a Ohio ~tatllte which permlta ·lhe chi..,. ter of an entire dlotrlct .to be revoked when one or- lllDte' acboola fall to meet IJIInlmum otandarda sat by tho atato. PreYlwi]J, ortly tbo •chorttr of lbe deficient school couid he · re' ! lo . ' ·' '· :""~~·~~~=~~ .-lbul8 ·t too T~~Y · opel'ltlon II chla,-r. unit. Rates lor electricity keep coilll down, ! • •. Today Is , Tueoda7, May 13, the 133rd ell¥ ol 1969 with 2:112 to follOII, • The moon lo - - Ita ·1&11 qoartor and new phoae. The mornina atarl are Veau1, Mara and S.turn, The even1i11 ·stars are Mer:c..: ry and ~~t>ltar. On this ell¥ In hllllor7: In 1607 EqJllah CC>Ionllll landed _.. the Jamaa river Ia vtrslnla to eatabllsh their flrat pennanent oottlemenl In · till New Wocld. The7 nuned U Jame1to10n. 1D !846 lbe Udlld statal declared war ,oo Mexico. ID 1956, a pleapure ball ciiJ)olzed In lbe Ja.. Sol, ~IW 73 per ...... Ill 1988 U.S. and North VI-H del...lll ~ preliminary talb _ Ill ParfL · • :0:. . ' . ~· , , ,. . ANSWER: Wrona lin molt cues1n electric unit will oper1te for leu than a p1 the Mlt,.ddroSsod, II)' United Proal 11Urnotl0111l BRICK MASONS STRIKE LUCASVILLE, Ohlo (UP0. BEVIV AL IN PllOGRESS Brli:k lliiiOIII worldJW on lbe BeoiYII oerviceeorehellla...,• new Ohio Penitentiary walked IIIla waek at the llllbiiiMI off thllr Jollo MGadll Ill a pay Chopel Qllrch at 7:90 each ....,. d!Jpute, haliiJW CGIIItructlCII, IDa. The pliJlle II iDYHelJ. BeY. Plcut li1111 were lot it> topWCOT Grovea l1 ....,..Uilt. IIelaa the WOl'hara•· d-...1 for an inereaae f'rom. $$.tO 1o t&tO ' . per hour b)' Dixt )'tar. t•• lulp1 Monda7 an- QUESTION: What obout equlpment caotr I pttho imprenlon IIIII a p11pttm i1 chaaper to buy. QUESTION: Rllhl? oemlnarlans seized the Andover-Newton Admlnlatration lluildln& to protest reftlsal <1 lbe board <A ~~ lo ccxtllder dem&IIIIJ of bloch IIII-I, Admlnlllntlve per...,_ ne1 lett the building ud lbe att. ten-In llld they had not decided how long they li()Uid remalll. But they llld they ......., fight" If POllee are suiiUIIGIItd. Flft;r llnloo Theological Seminary llludenla ocevpled t h a t ochool'• Admlal-... Bullalng Ill support of black Ieider Jamea Formon'1 demand for $500 mUIIDn riOpll'lltiono f01' Wf0111P1 cble Nqroe1, They moved fjlo ....,._ • patloa lo • . ehopel wllen lbe preo..llil « the baord <1 ...ector. .... he li()Uid call mattIn& to dlacu81tbe demandl. stanford atudent8 lta7ed away from clalltl and J1ll1ed "poilUcal gameo" In a protell OI'PD· lzed b)' lbe mUitant ~ 3rd MDYemolt. The 11 prateat. In& war......ted reoearch at the Sllnford Beoearcb iltUtute. air conditioning QUESTION: lln't cent111l alr-condhiioninl diffictllt and 11pe111i" to in1tall? '~~=~~~~~~!~ ' ~for lbe..,.., ar- Ted ,SteY• ~.The,_ m~ · for Better SciHiol1 and the4oirilllllralllu andtbeorerpeel, ' Jiowerer, Ullilhe1 hid a tiAlD did aoi<1J'1'1,a1Dr. Leonard afflcW1 <1 AmaJ..,.ated. Tiu. II"" . - oatllde 01' sat Ill their rlt;lt to . atay tor lbe meftlnr. - . , Harry !ldera end Elrl in unioit, Georee UN<, Inter• · car1. / ilpt. ~ · IPJted lbe !late _ KM!er votac1 no, IIMl lbe ~ national VIce Prealdent, froiil Whep· It wa• _ . , . lbat no ·Flte MIJehall, BOYIDa that !1111 reftlllld lo leave lbe room. Wa1h11181Gr\; ~ Slleldon, l'l'ea-. meeiiiiC could be _.,ct8d. atate 12 Jl8liPI!I ..u~a meet 111 hl1 <1WbereuJion, KM!er ealled lbe . _ <!(' LeslDa 1539, Qlarlea- oriel Cll;y Pollco were called to llee fill' oafeey roa1001. meotl!l8 IDto 111 oxeeutiYe oeoton, end liarrJ Da¥11, rept'!IIOII• cll'lll' lbe bullclln&. 11oft, asldng every ..,. lo leaYO Preaidelll Earl KM!et tried Board ' JDOillber, Blll Withers tatl•e from !1. Albina, lolalln& llriiUIId 100 per10111 crowded the lo · call the metllng 1o order. moved !bet the IIIOtlllw he shUt.. lbe room, lnclucllne lbe pre11. alllee <1 ~rit Sllllth went home. At lO:U ,P.m. the j)HII W11 ~~:.::: nobociY end outllllolbe ol!lcea ud walt.. :,•:-:ax~ crowd to step oot Chorlea Withers and Cbarlea ealled bock In ,... Ill meet. - QmNC,\', 1JL (\!PO - :A,barp lfneetsaar)'. . ~,1907. which hl4 _.. ~rr)ol" 8•7,001! ·. Much of Holllnpr'o Iotter lllld p~~..,, otsa~ burJ!Odwa~ .Adalll• . Weokeo' atatement MGadll I :lii'idP, Ill the 111.1111.. ,Jiml 30, 1169. ; ., , , ,; Jiaac .replied Ill hi' G,eama alleeed Noguehl hoped for 11r ltlill.iMat the CCJWIIII'S ehoriiiOI sippi BIY&r loc!Q, omc~•li_. 1, ~rpld J, l!""er•, · dep~Jb< dlsaatero 10 glory li()Uid be were •. ..smokescreen" ·and It li()Uid not O>Piode and de~ i•tt ''a....rlntelidont ol. public bruullbt lo lbe olllce of ...,.11 blamed many <1 lbe report• '"' the $10 million brl4se. .. ,. I~IMUOfl• iald lbe heard'• acchief cor<lller-medlcal exami- H~ben Mello.Y, Noguchl'l adFour 111811 were mlaallil Uon waa haled· on lbe ""¥' dloner. mlnlstratl•e aeolatanl. laue presllllltd deld - Jl1d droal'W trleto' fJilurl; to moet IJIInbiliim During Noguchi's term In called MelloiY "lbo - e t O,PeraiiCXII were to baifJ! ioday alandard1. . olllce just over a 7e&r, he Amold <1 .the eorcJIIOJ''e olllce." eljht mUea "'streolll at La The d\alrleti' hlwt tho rl&ht Granp, Mo., trOm wllei'e two to ·~ tho baord'1 declli<ll harps hod filiated ofler - - . In ' Franklin Councy OIDmon IJW berge e>Ploded whUe they Pleei. CoUrt. ••~ to Bowwere 'belns unlaocled. ere. c.un, WASlllNGTON (UPO - Another cnal mine health IIMl oafet;y bUI was lntrocmced ID the Senate Mmda,y, !Is sponoor, Sen. Jennlngo Randolph, D-W, Savings plans at our bank feature FDIC ~· <1lbe CIUzeno CIJID. JDa- roo~~!:. down tho :a.e Randolph Puts in wmpromise Bill INSURED SAFETY FOR YOUR SAVINGS . . er ·of :~-...· • oiiiO 1<\nlb .- A and- 14-hloe..._, ·. Lar.............l - llaal '· � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 13, 1969