https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/17173386474d0f672a42cdaf8c61ae05.pdf ae1ff3dacaee2d22add64e4bf6a23d87 PDF Text Text ~ . ' 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 '· �' ...... . '· . ' ' ' ,. ~""" '<11* ~17,. StnUntl, Mlddl,epoM~O,, 0;, WORJDeo . '• :9"i '.• won't entlrel,y torsnttaD bot: Lorrolne .Urllw WW U • ....-... eel uso llfOIIP" ol GJa to t h e No. 1 lourlat atCqlaeaban& when Joe llollm&n '"!1t~.iaclleGI.-1101101movoru:e was a wolter eaptaln IIIII i. r.t· !Aardlle .... The tArae' OIII'• aiartlnc ......... Joe alwa,ys took oplondld eii'O of Uon' WI IUIIIIDtt at i'llmJ>IDO torrolne'a lads. Joe's no lanpr a kid, baa bad Bea<:b llfhiSMW· ~...,JI-11 his own problems ()to's had hear! . -...... The t0t1rec1 vau.... trouble and wears a upacemak....-olarl ol slats Cardlnal Cl_.,l was startled 111111 ell•· er" Inside his bqdy to lesHII the pluaed by the ol&bl of some eardla• load) but he read about N, Y. 111D1 .Uded up In ehle her lllness here, went to Goldlq IUIII IIIII lrocka In R o m e water to vlolt aed when he left. durlnl tile maaa olevatlon olear- haeded Lorraine a smallpaeka&o dlnala laat week .... The mid- and an envelope - c:ontalnln& Alibi 1D-erowd wib note lltla: $50 .... It's whit used to be Alberta Miles, who once ran tile called In old Bdwy. days ''a J(rla....S-cros llhop at 69th & touch of class'" ..•• The poignant Mldl11011 lives In Fla. retirement punch11ne: Joe isn't worldng. Actors ~ulty is belns petio!Mlaml~ tioned by Its members to pollee Gleoaon'a TVbllldmaater Samthe wildi.Y proll!erallnS attemple ~ ...,_ IIIII hianuree-brlcle Kalil)' bc111oJm00nln ManhatiaD next o1 cheap producers to Ioiii nu- ,.,, nle network ataUons are dity onto every Bdwy. otese .... !obblnS oil old TV aeries as mo- Wealthy .. Mr. Frick" of the Ice vlea In the late hours: NB C here Follies got thst wa,y without magre111acltated an old ••77 amset Ic - simply frugolity: he's been Strtp" warmover the other 1:15 known to wear his tee skates boarding airplanes to 81Ve the Lm. AYiatrb: Lorraine Emmerson, excess-baggage grunt. Maj. Jim Rowe who escaped an Amelia Earhart contemporthe Viegcong after fiv e years In Uf IIIII friend, lost all her aavprison camp soon wlll wed love~ lnp to Illness (she's at Gold- .water buopltal here) but friends - - -- ly Jane Benson of N. Y. City 4)- ~."'• • '~~ :~ - ... •' · The phrase "~t down to !»'ass l;icka/· mnnlng get . ;.,UJie with the lil~tll hctner o! to facti ima reaJIUes, may have orltdlla~. at the but· tons and" !lows department of ,-\l!e old general ~tore, ,...... ... II .... ·····-~ IIIIIAriJFTINil I I ' I ~ /)' Quality and value walk hand-in- ~ hand at our store. Find the very ~6. • 1 best food at low, law prices; Be both a wise shopper and good cook. Next time you're nearby-:-shop inl . _3 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS II •• .. ~Ia eer- In a ·44 Allam. . §-VIciiJI'Y over .lhe New York ' ,Fr'oons • -n For ·tho drloot baby In town, use Proctor & Gamble' 1 Pam~· daily on TV. DAIRY ~PIC lA~ Southern 7-1 -MORE .RESTFUL ' Delicious Low Calorie Dessert In Ma!Y Flavcrs ICE MILK eacll 59~ %1al. carton ""inih. ' 'curii. x25' ROLL : ·-----------· HEA1fY, DUTY KITCHEN' PRIDE I •: • ALUMINUM · '' 1 Butter111llk 111. I % containers 39~·------------ t ' ' . roll rMirro' a Kitchen Pride heavy !duty olumlnum.loil hu many ·kitchen and houuhold uoeo. t ' . I . 0 ,... IOF& ' HOUSE 12'' square. RUG· SLICED BACON Instant Coffee Buy! CHARIIIN ORANGE OR GRAPE 24 •on 79~ ·TOILET ' TISSUE---· THANK YOU (HEIIY PI£ P~V•· DEL IIONTE BLUE LAKE(UT2303 249~ FILLING-----~!!.. 't THANK YOU PEACH PIE No. Gl BEANS DEL MONTE No. 2 39~ ------------=1~11HlHII i . FILLING.----!."!- ;RED BUTTON RADISHES 2 ••~- 15e I NEICROP " I I I I YE~LOW ONIONS ~ , .3 ~111:________ baa -29~ 1 1 --~,~~ 45~ c•~· :~ • PEARS ________ LOW CALORIE tant backs, eaay to clean, yery deCO<otive. . . , . _,., . ~1 • · ',, ''JI. '~ .;" 1 ~ ,/ ~<.:: ...:, ' · . . . . :tacit ,. . '- '· DIY I~. Your choice · ~~ factory f..ah D-coll floahliaht, . or 9·volt tronolator batttrloa. L.. out of his s#ove and Bernet! chansed his alp to sale, The Twins lll'oleatad but Bornett ruled BoaweD didn't hive poaoesalon long ei!OU8h. Martin said, "I would a!P'ee with the umpire II Boswell !pat ; at;~ ' . ' each >/.:':;V ' 0 • • • ' Meigs Third in 4-Way . ftw>.acorlrw slrwJes by .lohn Edwards, pitcher Dociloy W<>maek and Norm Miller, highlighted a Ove-run rally In the third Inning to pace the Aatroa to victory over MultreaL Dour Rader's two-r... single eap)led a lour-run Aatro rally In the elghtl!_to turn the pme Into a rout. ile aoored Ken McMullen !rom third In lhe 10th aa the Senators snapped a aeven...,.e loalng atreok II¥ beattns Call!omla. llemla Higgins three lmlnp to pin the win. Gerry McNertney•a three-run homer In tile fourth lnnln& bla !lrat or the ....... lifted SeaUle pall New York. Mel Slotti&- the ball wbile standing up but he wss kmcked clown alter the tag lor the out. • Elsewloer e In tha American myre, who Uvea near seattle, League, Oaklarll nljlped Boston, helped draw the Pilote• blgest 5-4, IJetrolt nipped Chleef), 3-1, home crowd-19,072- but a!l!Oeveland beat Kansas C1Q>, 8-4, !ered hla thlrd loaa, Wa8ltlngloll edged Calltomia, 2Rick Malcloy'. ellhtiiJMing 1, In 10 lmlnp and Souule beat lin&lo drOve In Dmmy Coler Kan88s CIQ>, 5_,, IIIII pve Ooldand the win over Pair ol Homera BoatGn. The A's have now won Tony Bortal rapped a pair ol HVOD atralsht whlle Boston had homers lnelucllng a two-run shot an ~ win streak In the live-run !i!tlt 1nn1ns IIIII snapped. Cater scored the knocked In lour mns as the winning run on Monday's hit Indians turned baek Kansas a!ler he -led In the tvins City. Diek Ellsworth went five run. lminp to pin his Or at win lor Clevelan<l. Jim Northrup's two-run bomer hll!hJlghted a three-run seventh lming that pvo Detroit the win over Chicago, Tbe ro11y came Iller a 63minute rain delay. Micke)' Lollch went 8 1-3 lnnlnp to pin the victory, Paul Caaanova' s O!I!><JUI atn- 0 ' . Coseh John Milhoon's Gallia WeDaton captured ' the lour- Academy High School Blue Dev· II golfers dropped a quadrangular match on the Fairgreens Country Club course Tuesday way match with a 166 total. Jackson waa aeccnl wkh 164, Meigs third with 170 alii GAllS last with 174. even!~ Here are the reaults; The surprising sethocks left WELLSTON - TrlpleU, 38; the Gslllans with a 22-5 mark in 5n1<ter, 47; Zimmerman, 40, and 16 matches this aprlng. Denny, 44. JACKSON - G. Murray, 37; McPeak, 39, Roe, 49; Mitchell, TURNS DOWN REQUEST BOSI'ON (IJPO- The Clev"' 44, and Mills, 44. 111111 Indians, looldng lor a way MEIGS - Priddy, 42; Hensler, out or lhelr dlsastraua eorcy 43; O'Brien, 40; Burke, 45, aDd RYAN SIDELINED NEW YORK (IJP0-I'IIdll( sao son slump, r a n into a Roush, 52. GALLIPOLIS - Smith, 40; NQian R.Ym or 111o New roadblock Tuesday whom AmerIcan League President Jose Matthews, 42; lJoyd, 46; Gard- Moll will be oldellned fGr .t least the nut t11reo - . _ Cronin turned down tllelr ner, 46, and Orr, 47. request to thiDSe the dimenPIUaged Riviera The Moll - - 'l'Ueldtv' stona ol thOir OUUield fences. A sunny land seemingly that Rym baa b.a Jllood ,. ROCJtests to change playing meant for pleasure, the the 21-day dllllbled 1111 ~ field dlmenatona <Urtns the French Riviera has exl""'- or • rra1n UUur7 ...,.... ienced more horrors of war earlier this _,_ regular season must have tbe than othe o! approval or league presidents. FARM CLUB COACH CottoD8<led hullo make exFrance. :ui~~!~~~~~!;~; cellent rertlllzer. FORT WORTH, Tex. (IJPOFormer Detroit hockey pla.J'er Doug Barkley has been named coach or the Red Wtnss• Fort Worth !arm club In the Central y"' ~ Barkley's NHL career came to an end Jan. 30, 1966 wben he lost the sight in his right eye Iller being struck by the slick or Chleago'o Doug lolohns. , 29.e Regtlar Gas 9 plus lc sales ta1 CERTIFIED OIL COMPANY 538 W. Main Pom..y Evol)' Gallon Sold With A ,,.~ 10U'LL FliP GIVE US ATRY· ~League. .. ~. ·-~.T•·.j Match at Fairgreens . .. Bock Goon.._ ....... OVER THESE .-·.. 0 0 ... 0 0 0 I the world's fastest Sselling chain saws w r 'Y \, .... at r attle ca.D 1.,)111 p; m. 1. . ' J . LONG UFE-FACTOBY F,LASHLIGHT OR. 59~1/2LI. • REG. 49c THISWEEK ONLY ~to' sil1de· eoqloted the ftreworks at the · elipenae or three 'Pirate pitcher.- . Ken He....,l'8flft opened the bla: , lnnlns with his n'rat hc.ner. The Plratei made 11 close witll tour runa In the eighth on COIUleculin olrwteo by Matty Alou, . Ge110 Alley, Rich Hebner, WOlle Btaraell'• cloW>le and AI OJI.ver'o sl'Wie. · . . 'l)lur••• Gamea ' ~veland. atl.(aJ! C111,' night· Ba111mo're at Ylim, tilaltt Chicago !II !!e~'!liht Ont,y IIJUDeo acheduJe4 EACH ,. NABISCO PREMIUM CRACKERS ••••• Ill. bx.17,c. . SUNSHINE VANILlA WAFERS •, , •, , .lb. bx. 39c: . HI-C DRINK , , rug runners hav~ skid-.:esls- ' Charmin Paper . "Candy lion" candy striped . . ~ 0 0 . BOILED HA FINEST 'fASTY QUALITY. Bllly WUllamo slammed two triiJ)ea In live times at bat, drl.trw In two runs and soorlns twice, Nate OUver had three ""-' o'ind Sill ~-~ By Unlled Preos fltenatlonal 0 """ · ·-,.,.,~,aco Wlql)led NAnONAL LEAGUE bite, lncludlrw a two-run hcimer ltlbur&h, U.S. Loa ~· at East and drOY8 in lour runs and Don ~ ,Louis wa~ JI08UKined beY0\1118 balled a ~ hctner ..,q UA or nln.. . W L Pet. GB In the seventh. Selma P"" up In Alnerleen Loaauol samea, Chicaso • ' ' • 22 11 •867 onl¥ tllree bits .~nd atruek out \Detroit tGpped 011 ..,., 3-1, PIU&burgh • < .17 14 .548 4 :·~' laihed Kanoaa City, New_York .•• 17 14 .548 7 'f-6 lliJ!IIoo<* beet Baltimore Phlildelphla • •12 10 ,429 l"h ~; '; ~nd . squeaked pa~ St. Louis •••• 13 18 .tiD 8 ·:J!cia\Cil. . 5·4• Waohlngton Mootreol •• • •1118.379 9 • ~ · rdtornla, 2-1, and Weal Qr VITO SfELLINO 'SMUio dealt New York a 5-3 . W L Pet. GB UPJ ~rio Writer :,rer.t. Atlanta .. .. .. . 21 9 ,700 Rod Carew Ia wrrenlly • Fifth o1 S.IOII Loa Arweles ... 18 12 ,600 3 Aaron cracked hla homer- San Franelseo ..18 13 .581 Slh h~Mball'a beat hitter but he also 1118¥ be the !IBRie'• IIOI'at ::tho l1lth of the ~with no Cincinnati • , ••• 14 16 .487 7 beserunner. ~.. aboard In the !!rat, and San Diego . . ... 15 20 .429 8'h Bowever, Mlmeoote Twins' '··· H~ ... , , .12 23 .343 11',~ Manqer Bill¥ Martin was mlld '1"-1-e Results In hla er!Uelam or Carew's : Ill lilA ChieasoTuesday'• 19 San Diego o latest baoerunoer blunder since ;-. Atla 4 New York 3, night It aoored tile deeldlng run In the Hwston 10 Montreal 3, night Twins' 4.2 riclury over the Cinelnnstl 6 Phlla i, night • Baltimore 0 r I o I e a Tuesday Sa• Fran 11 PIUs 8, night ' ' night In a rlllbaYb-lllled same :~ MASON - Wahama defeated Loa Arw- at St. Louis, ppd., rain between the I w o division J1ac1M on..!daT 7 to 1 tn a Today'• Probable Pitchers leedere. · (AU Tlmea ED'l') ~~illllle at Watwna, CII'Ow, leodlns the maJors Sen Dleso (Siok ~ atClllcaso • ~ : lloirard, .the w!mln, witll a .408 average, hit a shot 3-4l. 2:30 p. m. ~-. lral on tiio ..-tor (Handa 10 right center In the ol&flllj to Allanta (Niekro 11-1) at New ~ .lml!fp; Mike Burns pitchscore Cesar Tovar and tie the lid ll!a llxth and Donald Half.. York (Seever 4-2), 8:05 p, m, aame 2~. C&rew should have Houaton (Lemaster O-S) at Mlll>·lha Glry Clark had bean aatlslled with a triple t:1i0-nu1 lrfllle, ,fohn Jotm~on treol (Gnnt), 8:05 p. m. ClncinnsU {)ferrlU2-2latPhU- alnee theae were DOlle out and doable, Rouah a tw....-un adelphia <wise 3-2), 7:35 p, m. Harmon Klllebrew and Tony ~s, &lid Charles Reed, Eric Sen Fnnelseo illolln 2-2) at Oliva were the next two hitters. Jbrls, Ranclr Clark and How· Pltllbursh Olunn!JW 2-3), 8 p, m, But Carew 118lnbled and ""' eaeb alnllecL Los ~lea GSujton 4-$ at St. stretched his hit Into an Inside'1bll 1lln . ~riDp WBhlma'a Loulo (Waali>urn 2-3), 9 p. m. tlloopark homer that was the to;J2, ...... &lld-llloaa' deeldlng run-- even thou8h Thuraday's Games will ~ Racine to- Atlama at New York Killebrew &lid Oplva followed an JW;lilt'• oeld. with long Olea to eenter that Cincinnati at Phila, night wouid have. eaaiJ.y aeored Carew Ont,y (llllllea scheduled II he'd llayed at third. Just Beat Tq . AMERICAN LEAGUE Carew slid Into home, )Ill Eaat W L Pet. GB beattns the tag or cateher Ellie Handrlcka even thouat1 HenBal1lmore .22 12 .647 • J BoitOn ·.~·. ~; 1; : t911 .633 l l'@' >dalcko •JINieoted·¥1-oly, '· '' .,. ·w•slllrwton·•• ~17.'1!1 .soo 5~' · ' Tbe ·b!Jpat l8rUment eame Detroit-. • • ·, ·•·.-u 15 •m 5\2. In the tq) or tilt el8htb when New York , , •. 12 21 .364 9\1 Frank llablnaon scored on a abort )I&UOd ball to • 1-1 Clevelaed , • , .5 Z1 .192 13 Ue. Well !'llcher Dave Boewel1 put the W L Pat. GB tag on the sliding Roblrt11011 aed Mime'~"'& ••. 19 9 ,679 umpire Larr,y Barnett ralaed Oaldand .20 10·,667 his ann in the out call. But u Chicago •..•• 12 12 .500 5 Roblnaon slid In, he knocked Kansas City .•• 15 15 .500 5 Boswell over and the ball ren Soottle 13 17 .433 7 C&lltorm. .10 18 .357 9 Tuesday's Reaoits Detroit 3 Chicago 1, night Cleveland 8 kan Ci!l 6, nlght Mlnn 4 Baltimore 2, night oakland 5 Boston 4, night Wah 2 Calli 1, 10 IIIIa, night ··Newest~· Sootlie 5 N"' York 3, ni&ht Tod&y'a Probahle Pitchers (AU Time& ED'l') <;iticago (Peters 2-4) at Detroit t . ... .... (WU110111-4) 9 p. m. Bolllmon (Phoebus 3--0) at o Euy to otort, 111y to run, Mlmeenta. (Chance 3--0), 9 p. m. .. · flaY IO' hlndle ~ ., ' Clevuland (MeDolrell 3o4) ~ • Cufa hlrd~d login Kan!Oi City (Draso 2-0), 8:30 4, 0 teconds; an 8 eoflwood p. Ill; ~ login only31,4 Hconda Boslon (CU!p 5-1) at Oakland J'. o.il-IIP 1020" bar; lelia OlobiOD 3-3), 10:30 p. m. ·'' . ·' ttooo to 3 feet In diameter Waoh"-"" (Hannan 2-2lat Cal· llorDla (!l(cGiothlln ~. ~I p. m. New York CBurbach 1.,) at Se- t 24" 160" SIZE COLORFUL .~ {• tribe size aluiGUI. 10 as 1!f evened bll record at 33. Wlm!D( llargln j.ee Ita¥'• " ' - hctner In tho eiJhth save the Iieds the .. whmlng nlujln cwer PhUadolphla. TonY · Perez earned Clnelrrllltl Ita ftr~tllne runs wltb hla eighth h r-a tworun shot In U, sixth and a fourth lmirw olrwte. Phllaclelpbla scored three In the oed on a nm-produclng double by Riehle ADen IIIII a two-run homer by Jolloey Csplllcn. • ·Bm~Jy Bond• 111111, Dick n;.;. cracked tw<>-run •'""'·• to u... Sl'll'k an eight-run outburst in lhe fourth irrling that carried the Giants past the Pirates. Bonds' htt oil Bruce lla1 canton put the Giants in front, 5-4, and Twins Trip Orioles, 4-2 ' Stokely's Tasty · ti are PEAS................8:!s SJ lEST' -.,,.SUP. 39 · /f. IUYI1 C ........~:!·~~~ ~ . IESi IUYI NESCAFE......~:J. 29 T;J NAPKINS........;:Joe Orllnohf ~ b&ckec! him up Tommla, A&e'! ·olanQ!.II<I ~ with a ' · In the tcurth, two-nm homer ro.. 1111 Milia In Or~s ~th or thl yelr. )he olxth •bd New York ocored Bol> Tllhnal .tit"'' hit•"-•- llollnal'riBI ou a •IIWI~ 111 Art a two-run ahot-ln the l'rlili1h to Sllunlllr Ill tile lllntll. . , ccoq,lete Alia~'• 14!orllw: Erlde lllnka· ~J'l'YO In aeV.n • · 1 • .. · 1'11'¥ .with tiro ~·. and a . ·· · dolble to lead ChiCigO to ita ' sllll!8fil8t over the .l'ldrea IIIII give Dl<k Selma bla Drat · vletoey u a Cub. Chlc:aao'• 19 · runs tied a NaUOIIII League mark lor moat runs acored In a f It's Good For You Rich Tastln1 LL ta · :n · ·s,. · ., ·. , · '· '~ r~: , w. ~ · ·· ~- ,. ·Diy'i$ion Lead ., •II NL aotloo, Chlcaao • ,t)u-aohad 'Sen Dieto, 11i-o, · ~l;l.... "wlacked Montreal, 10. ~3, Cl~ililatl beet Phlladeljlhla, Filled wlii.- cwotprool, non· all•'lonlt shredded ~!>am, the11 decorator oofo pillowo Arao Early June Sweet :~11; ·'' ···•' ' 0 !'RANK DE !alORGES . , UPI ~ Wl'lter !~ Hiiik , ~ will .nMd In ~~lll,t ~ ,l'adltr ·Time to ' Oatch -:wle ~~ In the .U. . · .line h!'!l'e rW. ciill'by, & · f•· .U ~ .lout that'• what ~lhe • · t~ ' U _· Yf!ll' •..alii· A!Wnto . ~rave l'l8ht llelder •'I'd Arter .' :~ ed&ed closet jo Wcindroua late uncle ~ r-od7 .... The W~ D, C.-cornlplllldo!R lor the N'Orloaaa , The World Almanaclnotes. To measure cloth, whlcb Tlmeo-Picayune Ia a raven 1 came In .bolts, brass tacks quoter: 111111e'a Eldpr Allen Poe were nailed into the coun- . .... Prlnllns llhop at ~5 '8th ter to mar~ an ·exact yard, Ave. lalla It •• it Ia: "Sn&IU and customers told clerks: 11 "Don't hold it up and guess. Offset'' lt~J called. • Get doWn to brass tacks." : Woody Allen'a-~rprob­ lem when he bla very Drat Bdwy, atage,actlns Job In blfown Area of the moon is about -·Pli,J' Jl Allin. Sam:" UJ OOUI~ 14,657,000 square mlles, or n•t remember the Unea!' ••••,. about 1114th IJJat of the Evergreen Review b o u 1 h t earth. Woedy'a oalir<l on the dlaey or a suerrllla .... Dick cavett•o not belns hound by talk - the tblsh and haa'l been telecast formate - hla June 13 pold toY It .... A IOIIon'• clerk show will be lUll conversa- !rom a , N, J, l!Mlal and $40,tion with Groucho Marx. 000 dl.._.-ed .... Lobb7111a .lldge In nearby New Jerae,y aplnat tile 7 eent NhaniJOotesebout!llt a diamond ring tor $12,- lllemp rate tblDk ~ can keep 000 !rom one or The Bqya '!he> It at6 eente, f ;rr:~' ,~~.,~~~ ;;• 1\1' a b..,._' I ll4hor with .the lr7ln8 to, ' JOUIIIIl'IIN!'; . Peter Lliwfo!'d't · ~,:;· lllera _., Ia blo · " ' a..u...e when he hootecl: _., a remarkable . loOkallke tor hla . · t)f~~~;;~~ - ~~.~,-~~\~;t-a a ··,·'·:n ·; ,.• '.,( ---b ·, .... ' 1111 1t, 1H9 ' f<· \ more; everybod)' II cor CIYII rlgbtl. The ojlp~ want ". power ~nd some .• ...,. of !he , a:eti'OIIllbUllJ ~d lbey hlvt ' ' !lot 1eoenu: found IQJe.; vailce Ill lAbor · 1110v. mi!'nt. -Dcltlid th: * ~ Ft1day * . * ·. ,' vs ~thu~ay To lilY you're for ·eoivll rlgbtl Ia not e\11 o,u gb · any . ·. y· ·, · ' · ~Meftl· . dring· 0111QIIII:S lllca!l ~.;E ~~ . I , ~iiSt~-~~ HA YE GONE All OUT TO EXTRA SUPER VALUES DURING THIS SAUl '" SU88EST YOU IE HEll .EAI&Y "' �. ' ., ~14,1Nt " 1 ~ \' . . 1; SChools'Q . ~~, . Cc..itbllod 1!1a,.. - · · - aollllorllolai . twO ~-...-u.· .......,. ·.:' 1Dtt • doe ''I 'a __.... ot , ;~ ,,,, The lllCIIIb ol Mo.T ·has belli wauld nlae tbl~_ll':'lt to $3,dealp•W as "Seaior C111Jena ooo. 'l1le aoml.....,.... IIIMWd nat llaatll" by Congressllldb7Pnl11- be ponallzed !or their e1!orts IdS""•' Praelamatiao. II Ia lit- to seek 11tlsl)1ng and wortbIns at tbls time to po.y tribute wtdle empiQ)'Dient. to ~ Amerlcaas who have Porllaps even more imJJortaDt contrllluled ao 1111cb to our m- thal1 OCCII!OIIIic JuBilee !or wr llcl!'a lllrenglh, II Is odaa ap- seqlor citizens 'Ia their sell • praprlate to give special allen- respect and pride. Our older llcl! to tile needs of 80111or ell- ' people have acquired a lup lzw. store ol wisdom over tile years. More tlwi 30 per cent ti tile I aiWll)'s welcome the GpJIOl1un22 mlllloo Americans aged 65 lt.Y to consult with thorn ll!ld to tad alder live below tile pem· hear their oplnlaos on ll!o sreat ment.deslgnated povert,y level. prd>lems our country faces. SOcial Socurlt.Y 'pl111lellls alone We ilbould accept no loss thal1 do not llllflce to provide the ade- 8011lino aocurlcy and dlgnlcy for quate llvlns standard our retired the aenlor citizens to whom we people have earned. Those who all owe ao much. haVe diligently built up their savlnss lind tllalthe dollars salteel away 30 Jll&J'S ago are worth ~ 50 cent. today. Inflation, aJ. WIJI creeping and ollen ram. pant, ballhorl..,hangod many who believe In and have Invested In tile American dream. I have been 'studying the prob. lem ti the effects of lnfiatlon on tboae llvlns on ftxed Incomes. POINT PLEASANT - conSOcial Socurit.Y benefit increases grossman Ken Hechler, speak. have enacted In the past, ing at the Je!leraon • Jackson but In moat cases tile Increases Day dinner • sodd Saturday nisbl lag far behind the rlslns cost. he always made 11 a practice J , . . . , _ •-~ ~ 11 n,.j,r to lnW!ere wltil local '"-·~• u -. Thls utua on ahGuld bl remedied. I believe election, ''but 11 looks like yw the best aolutloo ...Wd be an havo a good cross section of Hechler Praises Workers automatic am.ual or semi - an- cost.«.Uvlns I<Uustment DUal business, inWstry' transporta- lion and tho clorBJ' represent. ed in the men ruMing for clcy factor written Into the Social Socurlt,y statutes. I am proper. iq lqlalatloo oo tbls matter that I wlll lntromce In tile near flllllre. The Social Socurll;)'Umltatloos ,.. roclpl!lll oar!l!ngs oro also unfalrly restrictive. Under the preaent law benefits are reduC· Ill 11 autslde oamlnss are more tban $1,680 a year. I am span. aorlns a bill (HR 9450) thet cowtcU. "I am an advocate of tile IS. year.old vote. 1 bullovo in glvIns them a stake in tho future, and glvlns lhern reaponalblllt,y. They will exercise that respooslblllcy," he oald, of the local TADA !1111. Cong. Hoehler dov- the maior portion of his address to tile sroat losues lacing the nation, includlns the lmnioratlt,y ti the Vlefllam War, the generation gap, tile sponsors, tile Maacm Cow>. · 'J' l'· tadltrall'aal 11M elluo!IJ. . ·I) Jld 7 411ui x.arw .l'til\'l~ · , The Ma~a Bo&niao~U..Uho ; \ld 1Pit !'!I I~ ·m ~ · ~.,.. caum;~• ·lloiJ:d illc?OIIIe'llle ~ft. • ..,. t4tl~ <'cl ..,. llllw, colt' aeries ,_ llo!bw u~ Ill JIIOIIm'"'W' ~owlil•wm. ~·· tllrooilh'b :atih. ..... i ,.,,...., Pllllll'O.Y ~School. The ,....... lilllf!lllr ID p ta4llfli'• c~ baird n~IIIM!'the Nqlllll. ll m; 1]!_~aetlqa !"' Ill The zee1bW lilm the. COIIIf;)' lie ,. ._ 'iot bard wiD 1>0, arrll!ll'•lill'aa 1$. . i!P*ellli..l, \1\ Ol'CIIIII 111!1 'teD¥>1 to ret the cfiiiiiQI enq> to tl!t!r would 1iDt ~ UJ!III. I b e rociiiiBider 111 decision"011 lhe lftll left. a wu lbll P>' L!pj)lncatt aorltia, which, liar- ~ltd! wut· Cll!ed lD kHp Cll'dor. ·jp'avos uld, Ia haiqr uaod ~te !II ll!e orowd-1succolo!Uib at tile Puneroy ll!lld a rBI!D""'''• school. llooril mezbera tad npaitThe school <Oiendar for lbe VI !lllled tii!IY belli.. 1IMIY are next school year was ackVtecL ~ tJ,e ilowl to the JUI>Uc Tb0n1 will lie 180 days ·tal!llllt b7 -.rialll!o monel.,.. atqulet and two teacher m~a during ~ .....,np. tho year. Toachen will moot 011 &Q)I. 5mla! asld lbe meotAug. 29 In preporatlm !or tbe ... aceomplllbod!!OII!Inlllldcut oponlng c1o,y o1 school 011 Sept. 2. flOO llld that about flOO dam· Accordlns to 111o a,q,ted cal. • • bod beoa done to tho bull<iendar Cbrlslmao ftcallcm will ?ng, Tit'" were cake bottles begin 011 Doc. 23 !IIIII will con- !!lriWII IJf/or llie olllcea upllalro, elude 011 Jan. 5. There will bl clprettea ovorywbere and I b e no clasoes ... Goad Fiiday, coke macb!Do In tho downatllra March rt, next year. School wlll halt drJ earl,)' I!! tile ov&o end 011 Mo,y 27 wltil rB1IOrl cards nl!!r, "Sold out." 5mla! uld to ha issued 011 Mo,y 29. lhe bulldlns ... lbullod llldll!o 11 was Oll'old to establish a whole ocbool qllem, Is procedure to insure coverage ti dbod. school emplqyos by Workmeo's AI • press - - after eont>ensat1011 when t11oy are en- lbe crowd were dlsperood, II gaged in extra curricular and ....:achool actlvllloL ~ Hargraves r4A11tod that lour bids have been received for bleacher• at tile now hlsb school building. Additional study will be required and possibly a trip to see an inslsllatlon In Pike CouJI. ty before aey recommendation Ia ·----"-tt -.. ~ .. made, tile s...,erw...... ...,.. He also reporW that recam· mendatlon~nllll Sulllvan,laaacs and Sullivan have nat arrived In Colwnbus on tilelooseoqulpment for tho now schoalaathe result af bids opened abaul throe weeks ago. A apoclal balrdmoatllll!will be called wbon tile recommotlans are received bare from ll!o ,...: " ' * ' " ' · "!li, lilaw *· II- ' NEW SHIPMENTs HEllEMOJiE AIUlWING 'DAILY! . Two,....,. woo•s :. 3 ~:· M.Wrfurnltort •: ... ... .... . ,Of&Y ' state. The apoclal meeti!W wiD be necessary since lhedlstrlclmusl have Invoices on tho equipment in the hands of tho vocatlanll d.,. UMl JoM.G... HEATING gr...,_ . ' f29f' \ 1 GET THE BEST NOW! • ~~,.. 4x8 Sheets ,ANOTHER GOOD VALUE FROM..~. .. ~ IUIGl1 .D ' CHERRY •••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 4.95 PECAN •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 5.55 HERITAGE CHERRY .................... 5.95 NATURAL BIRCH ...................... 6.25 GREY STURBRIDGE, 5/i&" ............. 7.95 P'ASS THE SAVINGS TO YOU By Armstro111 CANNED.:PIC'N.I.CS · 5TH and PI!ARL STS., RACINE "Tho St011 With A HHrt, You, WI!UKE" Right,...,..,; to ll11ll ...,antilles . . ·- - . ' . ~ · LADPES SELLING FLOwERs Ladlet ol ll!o St. Paul' I uatt.· ld Motbiicilal Cl!ureh at ~~ l'lalnl bae made i!id ... oell"" l5owW arran.,...... for Me· marla! ~•.Tboll mo.r bloein at t!le bome .II. Mrl. Ell!oiiiGul at ~· Plali!a. . BY ARMOUR . , We accept Fed. Food Stamps - WHITE CONCORD ........ ~ ............. 3.65 WALNUT TONE ........................ 4.49 VIRGINIA LAUAN ...................... 4.60 s,.a, ~~-~~ . Prl~es Eff8ctlve liA y15-16-17 . 3 LL. GAN· '. ,-_ . 9 to 9 _, .. ' ~ .. .· PHONE 773-5554 SET OF 3 s3.ss" Sl4.88 TABLES THE SHOE BOX BAKER '. FURNITURE WE DELIVER MASON, W. VA. HOGG & ZUSPAN -MATERIALS CO. I• ~---- - ~~-- '' ~- CLOSED SUNDAY CUT FRoM OUR CHOI(E LEAN BEEF••• ' ·'·'· Your Bpnk Ameri(ard'"ls In The MaiiJ BEEF :STE MEAT THE·~-~ c, REDIT . ' BACKYARD l,.eaa and Meaty lb. ·CillFs DELIGHT.•. OUR GOOD STORE MADE . . a·· •• • . • l&oz. · 1· ··oe ' ... leaves ,· . .:~ .',, ,. . " w ,.... ~~......:-~ • ,. ~ rp~··· • ,,.~· ' '/ I 1' • ' ' ,. ,:'\, .. ..._ ·-·· "' MOBILE MAID POITAIU DISHWAS811 ' . ,, . ...... ' ,_, ,·~ Citl~~ns : l,· t ional Bank . . . ·:., , MI.. .EPORT, OHIO . ... -·~ ' r , .. ,-·~'"'/''·_f ' I . I Ltssw' AMalds At Rtiul• rrt~; ~ fir 43c . lb •. CARQ FOR EVERYTHING IS ON ITS WAY TO YOU ' ' SERVING MEIGS COUNTIANS · IN I HE"BIN ERI(ARD PROGRA ' . UN.·'o··:\ , E ,·E·F. · · 3•~ :..1·..· 7' 9·· . GRO W. McComas. clerk. SUMMER SAVINGS ..~,: ' . ' ,.,.Y DONT MISS OUR BIG SPECIALS l-· partment of tho alate department of education by JWIO 30. t,y Democratic Wom111, was emTho superintendent reported ceo, lntroduclns Paul Dick, pres- also that the Meigs Local Teacl>ldent ot tile Teenap Democrats, who gave tile Invocation, and the ers Assn. has been Informed by Your Dapondoblo Clllldldale lor mayor, Clande E. letter that ill negotiations pr<>Dealor For SWiiln WhO In tum lnlroduc; .... • , ; ·x GIWlla Ueket a - • yet been ~:-~·Ill This first dinner to hmor the the board. Attendi!Wlalt night's AND moeli Ill !rom the board were Democrat candldales for a clcy Mrs. Claude HusW, John Mora, oloctlm m May l7, was attended Terry Ohlinger and Leo Kenby 100 persons. l'hene WY 2·2550 nedy. Jr. • The board agrold to reinvest funds rocel ved trom the l!&le or tho Bodford School ror !II!Oihor six months and !qll. Hargraves agrood to look into a matter 1,.. volvlng tho lack of sd!stltutea at tile Pomeroy Junior High Schoo! and tho reaultant heatler lood oo COMPLETE LINE teachers. Board Member Don Mullen brQU8111 the matter beWIDE SELECTION lore the ADD SUNSHINE AND Miss Leda Mae Kraeutor was SPARKLE TO YOUR granted a cantiraii!W cmtract. HOllE, Others altA!ndll!l were Morrlsoo, aoalstant ~LtJerin­ tondent; VIrgil King, board pre.. !dent; Mrs. E. 0. Rail and HinT Slawler, baird memboro, !IIIII. ANTHONY . ; .. ·•.· I, ., ;. ·, ' .\ ·•- ~ ~· • ., ~ HERE'S IHAT BANKAIIERICARD WILL MEAN TO YOU YellflerdaJ, credit carda nn ma!!l),y for tile bualnoa81111!1 .., 111 - - · -... to 1111 r« !base dlanen out. Far hotela llld jot traveL Ge-u. b •ch oarvtce lied Ill on card. y.., ended .., with a b17lf1!1d atufrod wltll cards, but ,... ol U.. was much hell> - I t eame to •*7 dayl!lods. .. '11111 wao ha!Cll)l BaricA!IIerlcard .. ll!o credit card 1W !!lid. ·~I SGViftgs Co. ,, .. ~""~ •' now oll11Ul'P0ae credit card. The · ooly .. .. ' '.' ~· . ,. .. ' ' > ·'· ' ' - . . . lilt~ 'I!·"" inl•ha¥1 l7rtlll1 llllde am ... U ' lo.U. Ft. $199 S349 .1~ CAN ' ' ~ It . lrlrr ,_ cbii!N - - , _ .... ·~ .. ... ~·~""-· ···-,.-.. ........... -l!latodi! ... \ ' lo let JOii . . . ddt- 1111111...., .. �\~. '• .• ' ' ~ PI.!ASANt- Ilia AI- . tee Jallln, • .J ' ' • n. ~ ~--. I c eul1 """""' ot 11out11 2, Clled IIOihir Nedlool Cealer. !lot - · • ' "' bclri - dllu&fller - · -..·tileJJbololl 9, llt8, IIitile Albert 111111 Enunlo !JJank KcCII· ' .. ' . '• Hllb!r. Mrs. Jolmam no • retired Mallll Cooldl School teaehorllld ' ,' beiCIII&od to tile lola..., .' Count.r ,, ' Rellrod Teachers Aaooelallon. Sit atteodod Mar!llall Uolv""' ' ••• . ally. !llrvlvon Include her huobaDd, Wolter F, Jolm- a ·f 11011, Wal- ter F. Ja1JI11011, Jr., of AIJIID<e, Obio; I daqhter, Mrl. Wlllda WE'RE CRACKIN'UP . ·OVfR '.YOU CUbe¥, Point Pleasant, Rt. 2; .' a aister, three half-Blll:ers, m haU-brotllen, several srandehlldrtm and several Dloees a n d ...... We love our CUlllomera because you love our pricee. So we're givinq you a month-lonq medley ol mooJIIIruek money savera ,tbroilghout the store! Come In and jo~ the lun. ,, ' Son:l<el were to be held Weclnoodal' at 2 p.m. at tile Bartoo CblljiO) United Methodl11 Chur<h Awl• GroYe, with tile Rev. It Charles111omj11101lollldatlngaud burial in tile Bartoo Chapel Cem- etery. .'·, WHOLf ' .A..l ' . LARGE : GAIBAGI ' 37e "· 47e /t 77 ••· " lOX SMOKED PICNICS "· Mason Area SLICID SMOKED PICNICS News, Notes flESH SliCED Cll,fD Mr. alii Mrs. Reuben Stewart, Mrs. Jack Stewart and children, Mn. Mary Aumiller and Mra. Maxine Arnold speJX Mother's DB..! ·•!th Mr. am Mrs. J ~·- d-. J:>ow• lex ind chUdren In P ·J~ t I' leas.. IlL Mr. Cyrus Clark ol deckly, W. VL, visited Several days with Mrs. Elizabeth Jeffers. Also visiting with Mrs. Jef· fers was he_r grandson am wife, CHOPPED HAl UIOUI STU SliCED BACON !t~~· 20. Sill 67e PRICES IN ALL FOODLAND STORES EFFECTIVE FOR THE ENTIRE WEEK. Mr. ani! Mrs. Paul Amh011l' of Newark, Ohio. ,'' Mrs. John Loper ol Columbus visited over the weekellll with her mtther I Mrs. Dorothy cartwrigllt aDd attelllled the lllother and Davglltor BoDQUet of the !fa. 1011 YOUR CHOICE WI lfSflrf Til IIUJ 10 UIIJ OUIJIJIU EACH Homemakers. Mrs. Audrey Young anl SODI, Rlcterd alii! Mlke, of Cbarleton Helgllts, spent the weekenl visit· IIW her IIICMer-ln-law, Mrs. Alburtlce Young In C1lllon. n...ghter's Beeital .... Attended by Mother m. ' CLJFTON - The Rev. Mrs. Bemlce Wlalder, Cll!lml, vlaltod her daqhter, 9laron at AI· burl' College, In Wllmore, Ill. FOAM ,.... I ,,, Sharon, CliO ot four senior a maJoring In _..., portldpau.I In a recital emiUed. "POrtraits."' !l!aron w1U 81'141ate from tile eallep 111 111.7 26th. Rd., was rtdtrw 1 horse ·F'FL,ERS· fiUIT · THA ''1: .J :!4 ICEBERG CIISr STRAWIER.IES NEW TEXAS YELLOW ONIONS '' ... 29~ IIESI rlllfl POLE BEANS ••• Wf ACCfPF USIA FOOD STAllS ... '• 27~ :; ,. •. .. t . • • ,. PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL Admlaslona - Janet HtaeDbatllun, Point Pleaunt; Charles I Adklna, Point Pleuant; Tney ·aus.s BEDDING 11. BAG ' ed b7 VIrgil Plants 11 t h e Pllnta form on Greer Rood. Mr. Plants was leadi!W t h e horae when It roored an! fell. · s1 ALL SIZES PIG. COCKTAIL Ollt'D- -- - THE OUT STOlfi J POINT PLEASANT - SamDll Levi Doolittle, Jr., qed 14, .... admitted "' Pleoaant Valley HOIIJ>ltol Sulllsy after. alter bei!W thrown boc:knrd b7 a horae that then 1e11 oo him, eausq I!Quriea to his abdomeo 11111 bruises. The saddle made loceraUtx11 on the abdomen and chest. His • ..,. diUoo was listed 11Uafaetory Tuesday. Sommy, file son ~ Mr. ODd Mrs. Sommy Doolittle, Greer !' Cll Ac._ms Mrs. WIDider was her alllb!r.a-law, Mrs. Marjorie llllllon. Followlns tile recllol, a receptlll! na held. Mrs. llallloo waspreaentodawhlleearlllllon <Ot'IIP and Mrs. WIDider ..-..cia corasp of rod roaea. PUFFS FACIAL TISSUES COlGATE TOOTH BRUSHES PLASTIC LAUNDRY BASKET. •' ·" < '· •, .. ' f·, . . ~ \ ., ', ' ' Hot heels Cars a.a ' . ... .\ EXTRA SPECUi ~~ I",;' ' HURRY Brumley, Polnt Pleasant; Mrs. Ukena, Galllpoll1 Ferry; MrL Chester Perry, Athena, Oblo; Set. JohnW, Flowers, Point Pleoaant; - r i Rocchi, GaUlpolio; Hm~er Theis, l.oooj Rllger Pack, Southside; Sommy Doolll> de, Jr., Point Pl11sant; VIcki Jo Allllerson, l.oooj Mrs. Sommy Farlot, Bourne, Mass.; Mrs. N111> allo Brueatle, Point PIMAlltj MUford Lfvue, Hendetlon; StaWnpr, Point Ploosanl. Dlaehlrreo - Mrs. H o n r y H....-, Jcila Vlckera, S u 1 1 n Grlmoo, Wilde Cooaln, Mra. Da· Je11fl .W Oorkson, Coastance Pierce, Jamoo Buill n, Mro. Mlranlo Stewart, Delln Oldobr, M r o. Jloaale McCoy anl ...,., M r 1. Jalm Wodile, Mrs. Jamoo '1'&1· .... .. , Bh1ll - , Mr. ODd Mrs. John ~.~ ~l THE TEST OF lOWER PRICES IS THE TOTAl ON YOUR TAP£. TEST US. 'EACH ONLY • �., ' ' . . .., ·PII(ES ·II 'EFFE(T lOW THROUGM ..,.,,.IIAYI8 .<9 ~ Jllf'~ h1eluding one and two-piece suits and bikinis, in lplid col• on, prints and caVes, auorted . fabric• including stretch, knitl· and coltons, 1iz'1 10 to 18, 32 WASHINGTON - DESPITE DISAVOWALS it wiU reveal 1111'thing spectacular, President Nixon's television speech tonigbt oo the prospects for Vietmm peace focused more attention on him thaD at any time since his irmuguration. By the time Nixon begins his nationwide address at 10 p. m. EDT, he will have conferred with tile tq> U. S. officials both oo tile battlelleld and tile negotlaUJII to table. Nixon cleared his appointtnent calelllar today ani waited tor ·the arrhal of u. s. Ambassador Henry cabot Lodge from tile Paris STORE HOURS 40. 21QUART WAmBASKET 1113 10 A:fol. to 9 P.M. 99 Mold•i:l polyethelene hinge won't rust or mildew- has metal, not plwtic hinge post and strip-proof metal nuts. CHECK THE ADDRESSES AT IOnOM OF PAGE FOR MONDAY thru SATUIDAY FROM$ r•COPWTIC TOILET SEAT ~ By United Preas Jnteraatloral Prt•sillenl ;, t't'lllt•r, li1111'1il(lll FESCO PLASTIC 4PC.MIXING :::~~:w::, SUNDAY 1 to7 BOWL SET talks. PEAT MOSS Rogers also .<t'flrt't.illl( for peact• SAIGON - SECRETARY OF STATE WILUAM P. ROGERS llew tnto 8aigon tcday with orders from President Nixon to "elCPlore in depih" ways to hasten the end of tlle war and seOO the Gls h001e. In an airport news conference, he assured South Vietnam that the United States would stand fast Ln its basic objective - "The establishment or conditions which assure that tile pe~le of South Vietmm can determine their own future uncol\1ltionally." Forla< ttuil'l: Calls to quilmounl WASHINGTON- CONGRESSMEN FROM BOTH parites joined tile ... mounting pressure on SUpreme Court Justice Abe Fortas today to resign because of llis outside activities. Fortas kept his silence. He abrt4)tly canceled. an official function he was supposed to attend Tuesday. Sens. Joseph D. Tydi~s, D-Md., and Walter F. Moniale, D-Minn., both or whom supported Fortas' nomillltion for chief Justice last year, called on him to reslgn im· mediately. Hlootl rutlnilll( fa.,ler ;, l .it•lnam Three Fined in SHORTS Mayor's Court fabrie~, and KOOL CUSHION Dan River fabrics P.ermanent press COLUMBUS PLASTIC 12 QT. in plaids, prints and solid colors. Sizes 10 to 18. RECTANGULAR 99 From PAIL 77( ·BRASS HOSE NOZZLE Ladies' Fine lmnr11hod 55( IIALlAN SANDALS SAIGON - NORTH VlETNAMESE AND VlET CONG for<os pushed their "general orrensive" into its fourth day today with rocket aoo mortar attacks on Da Nang aoo 45 otller allied towos ani bases. Hanoi radio said the drive had dealt U.S. troops their heavCALL ANSWERED iest losses ot the war, but American military sources said the Coma The Pomeroy emergency squad munists were paying the heavier price. Two Cars Uamagcd answered a callat6:36s.m. WedThe U. S. spokesmen estimated at least 1,500 Reds had been killed nesday to tho home of Mary Blank, ia tile post tllree days. U. S. losses were put at about 150 dead and Two cars wereheavllydamaged 31 'l'h Mechanic Sl., who was tak750 wounded. South Vietnamese casualties were described as ''light.'' en to Meigs General Hospital The C<mmunist shellings, however, were taking an increasing toll in an accident on Route 681, east where she wasadmlttedasamedof the Elmwood Nur.sng Heme or civilian li~s. about 5:30 p. m. Tuesday, Sher- lcal patient. Iff Robert Hartenbach's department reports. Before tackling any cars driven by Cbarlotte Van OAPSE TO MEET "dirty" jobs, dig your fin. Meter, Reedsville, headed west !~,•mails mto a bar of soap- 1 ~"!. Robert J!!:keJ;• .~ville, Ill.. The OAPSE organization ol . lo!l'··~p :w!U act as pr9\eC:· : , ~119 ~· ~llded. 'l:tw. Ye. , ·. Soulilern Local School Dlstrret "'lion a g aTn s t troublesome i.lcles had been mOved when Silerwill meet Thursday 8 p.m. at dirt that leaves ugly stains If! · DepuiJ' Mamlng Roosh arSouthern High School. All ema and traces underneath fin- rived on the scene. There were ployees are urged to attend. gernails. no injuries. P-51 COLUMBUS PLASTIC Fine imported genuine Italian leather sandals, beautifully crafted in ma- hogany, Bernardo, Prugna and Prix REBUILT ... sizes 5 to 9. Dressy, yet casual. F R 0 M BELTONE $ 99 Now I guess I'U be playi~ against hlm," he said u1 reel I've made the right choice. Thwogh all tile contacts with tile schools and tile trips to campu5es, lllioois just kept linger!~ in ncy mind. Flrally, after gettl~ back !rom a trip to Purdue, I stayed up late Sunday night to tlllnk aboot tile thtrw:s I have to consider for my future," Weatherspoon add-ed. "Everything at illinois imJust recently the pair visited pressed me. J want to be a de~ each other's schools £or half-<lay tist al'kl thei have a great presessions. Witte is white an:l Weather spoon a Negro. During a Class M tournament game pitting Canton MeKinley arr:l Marlington, Weatherspoon exploded for 37 points despite a bruised knee while the 7~root Witte scored 38 points in defeat. Last week, Witte announced that he would atteTXI Ohio State. Tuesday, Weatherspoon decid· ed on Dlioois with Ohio State ard Loui svi lle also given sera ious consideratiorL Weather spoon, a sort--spoken, 6 - Coot- 7 forward, talked about his frierdship with Witte alii their plans of attending Ule same college. "lt would have been nice to be a teammate of his, but it just didn't turn out that way. Carl Jlei{WlHH I D' WS Mrs. Eleanor Zeiher has rea ceived word of the death of Carl Hegwoo::l, Columbus. Mr. Hegwood, 88, of 670 Josephine Ave., a retin>d insurance agent and the husbaJXI of Ethel Welch Hegwood, formerly of Harrisonville, died Monday at Mt. CarmcJ Hospital. lie was a member of United Spanish War Veterans camp 49, COlumbus. Survivifl!: in addition to his widow are a daughter, Mrs. Alex (Nancy) Loik, Columbus, a n d two graOOchildren. F\merahervices were conducted todily at the dental school.'' lliloois Cl8ch Harv Schmidt admitted that 10 normaUy we don't recruit oot of llilnolo, but here we bavo an Intelligent, capable youngster wltll aU tile attributes. His ollenslw talents . go withoot saying. He's a great rebounler ani ha ean play hard over an extenled period of time. He's by far the moat famous pJQer we've gotten . aRI we're hooored and llattered that Nick has put his faith In Illinois." Weatllerspoon ftnished his tllree-year blab school career wltll 1,434 poinls, lncludlJII 684 in hfs fino I aeeson. Ohio Slate will baw to wall abwt nve more years for another Weatberspoon. He'o . 13year.<Jid Charlie WeatherNlck' s YOUJIIOI' brCllher who carries the nl.ckname "Teaapoon." His older brolller was relerred to as the "Blg ~" WATER HOSE YGUARANTUD pair LIGHT DIMMER SWI'I:Ctl Fits Most Autos MR. ALLEN HEROLD WILL BE AT LA SALLE HOTEL MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ON Tllll'sday, May 15, i969 FLUID NAME 6RANDS QT. 79~ DUPONT RALLY CAR WAX FROM 77( -21(· 77t BRUSH To repair ancl s.rvice hearing aid• MR. HEROLD will bo glad to give you a free hear• 01 22"x16n. "COLOR TOUCH" LAlEX FLAT WALL PAINT ment~ I 12" X 12 "' IT'S PAINTING TIME! ing test with the ·latest Bellone Electronic equiparing lo JOtlr Bellone l1 pro~lem CHOICI SOFT. In white and beautiful pootel colors. Odorlen, dripleu and foot-drying. . I BELTONE HEARING AID CENTER 141NCH ·20 504 TENTH ST. HUNTINGTON, W. VA. Phon• 525-7221 . · Textured, ' won!t wallt mar or or 1.. ~. , The Moet Aoowllte Wlltoh In The World Dries In 30 fl'lirto ~o~tu, Hilltq> Chapel, C<>lumbus with Dr. Floyd FauSt of· riciating. Burial was in Sunset Cemetery. PATIO BROOM CAP. Plastic Utility Tubs ACCUTRON!... Scheodi~er 100" tat••• bl111111' rnlatant. Lonv•laatlng aftCI lte•utlfylng. Chalco . rlmt, . '· floor~, Noit• sanitary. : ' ·> ~ · :: j I '! ,•r,.~ -,.~ --~ ···l.iJ ~ ~ I SCREW DRIVERS . ..... ·.- ! " ·,1' • .. . ,: .:~ ... CEach 190Z. SIZI ..,.,... ""S" ... 409 BATHROOM CLEANER 99( oz. FORMULA '22 ' 409 / CLEANER . •.. l ' 28 .AJAXL. CLEANER .......................... Ntlotao~·- ...""' """"· lilt 01 IIIMr dill, htrniiiOit doll .... Mllldt. Alllpto;,= It'• a wrist timepiece that doesn't ettn tick. But .., It loll limo! So precllf,Bulovoprontets itt occurocy lo within I ml.,te omonth! - that's lA overqo of 2 seconds I doy, IOIIeld of I baionce wlolll it hll o tiny electronlc.poworld tunl'lf rorl that spUis oecto ,.,•.., into 360 oquol r,rto. Tho vlb<ltlono ore 10 (ll'eclso. that tunina forti time is tho mos eccuroto w~st tlmstleepln1in the world. Prices stllfl 11 SIIO.OO. ACCurtloH• tor IULOVA 111001 hm·m·m·m. v 99t SHELF Banerl .. and ouppliu far all makes far oole Por Oredl !etlan ••• ' PAIL CAR WASH '. 9 A.M. to 12 Noon 11 QT. ROUND MRAL PUITER BOIES 24" 30" NATIONAL HOSPITAL WEEK SPECIAL! .NURSES WAITRESSES , HOUSEWIVES TRANSMISSION SPARK PLUGS 100FT. NYLON SERVICE CENTER COLUMBUS (UP() - Nick Weatherspoon of canton McKinley aoo Marlington's Luke Witte had ialked of attending the same college. lnotead, tile two Stark County superstars wlll be Big Ten COI'Joo terence rivals - Witte for Ohio State aoo Weatllerspoon !or Ullrols. While they were adversaries on the high school basketball court, they also were close frien:ls. PlnSIUIGH DILUXI HElJtNG AID~·~ 'Big Spoon' Great Rlini Catch sac 5177 93( 2 Cu. Ft. Big choice including stretch Three defendant& were fined ani alourth lorlelted hisiQtllOU'ance bond Tuesdo.Y night In tile Coort of Pomeroy Mayor Charles Logar. Fined were Michael Cremea111, Middleport, $5 and coots, stq> sign vlolotioo; Gary TBylor, Mid- MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Admitted - Thpmas McKay, dleport, $5 ani costs, deleetlw e:dlaust, ani Jolm Bolyard, Co- Lolli Bottom; Rosalie KIJII, Rutlumbus, ·$25 and costs, assault lan:l; Leater Fauber, Pc;aneroy; ani battery, ani $10, destruction Mary Blank, Pomeroy. Discharged - None. ol property. Cecil Smith, Clifton, forfeited a $25 bond oo Intoxication charges. , WHIU OIAITITIES LAST : szc .•.. ,. ....,._ ' '.·-_)'' ' ' t ' .; I." j . ' . •... I .' ·· ' ' ', ' I II ITALIAN BROOM 99( �. t ..., ,· .. ' 'I' '1\;' I , I ·V Keith Go&le··ford ' o ' REALTON~· ' ~ .' ., ' -· WALidi~TAL..IE .· ~ 5 TRANSI$TOJ , I . UTAIL '/ . ELECTRIC ' ' ,,....r.A, 121NCH 99 1.141 ca . IMI ' $ ··r" ~~~ • •;J,.. • "" .......... " ' ' ,; ' ~ CLEA bumper toe touch ON-OFF switch. • Full set of attachments. -.- ......m.y. ~1 • ;:. .. '1 ' PICNIC STYLE BUTT STYLE 00 ·- .-.. ., ;, • ..,... ,b~ -JU'Iif10U'f ' . . J .,•• .;:: -·-•. '' •• ,·, ..•..• .."''" MUNSIY .61/J QT;. ~ . ••. .. ' •' Fry, 1tew1 steam, roa~t, dUtch oven, ~auerolt, · s. 8mAILVAIUI 88 :: ''1"1,'1 ' .. • ' · ill~ IIUDIA W&E Jr.-h Elc• l•stant Coffee iA~ ~~I ANN PA~ · Mlyonna1se • I .. • •.. '''&~··85c .~~.;., 51'09· ,_ • • • . .: . ,, ~ w I 0 0 .~·4gc · SPECIAl LOW .PRICE!- SAVE 20c! te Coffee Egg . Noodles • ·-. •• M' . ';"""" 3 • ,1"1,,,·;. ~ ' .,. l ,'' ' .~ AlP AIOZEM Cauliflower Awake •• • • • IIIDIIYE FlOZEN • • • .,' ..···· ~· ·./iff. . ..,~i.m.\· ' ~· I . ··.•. ·t . ·;so.·,. , ' ·,: •.::J' .•• ,...w ' ;/:r:-. v,Y':' ·. - ,.., -;bt . -,\ I ' ·' Hot House Tomatoes .·~4tc Cucumbers ~~R\ •••• 2'.. 29' . 1000 '"( ···.. I I ., . ..... ;I;_~ SPECIAIJ - SAVE lc! · •. •. - · .· 16-o,z. .< ' · .· .FOR ,,, ,. •,.'.· , ,, . " -.-' . .._.... ...... _D PTIUI ..... ....... ... • MINIWIIGHT WIIMitl . . ' I ~ 0 . $100 ·lvs '· ·. ' '<• ' . SA~ 1~1- JANE ~A~i<U Ptci~h Pl~t • . - 108 100 .............__ DTIIA _ , _... (~~~~......... 4)1!H& CtN ltfWIIIIIf Llwr CIMtll Dill ........... Cinltr... PTitA-.,... or,... ... D ' ........... . . , , _ ( 1 ) - ' 0 .: . __ _ --- ·o· PUJM:HASI (I) 1\41... _.... 100 :::~:::~.... ..., __ ..,._ 1M=~=="~OP1We(2)&7.... ~--· ---11' 1 , .... . . 'IIVfl:l........ (l)' . . ... - D 0 0 D J(1 ne Parker Buys 1 .. ...... --~ ­ WldleBread ' 1 . !Jk~ ~ . • :) .4:: .3 =5100 CHECK ITEMS YOU IUYI ,.,~. ' CltOlq 4~.: llf:2 G 1 " a• . . ., · Ctn. · ~ ,;,1-,.1 .. ·,.I Choose from a wide, wanderlul selec· lion of foam-topped hassa<ks in colors that add new beauty to your hom.,e· . All covered in wipe-clean vinyl with : · ' the look and feel of leath01. AvailaiVt in two styles shown. Marvel Ice EITRI PUll STIIPI '!i...> ·. :'..-.~." ,.,.,.. ,,, .. ' $29.91 HASSOCKS $ 66 SPECIAU- SAVE lOci -~ Wolnut PERV~NEER {lnlt~. Dosigned esp.Ckllfy tO hOld fvll setVALUE Boneless Enclish Roast Rih Steaks ':' • • • Delmonico Steaks • • •,.. 51" Fryer Lep • • • • • •... gc - -~ lOOK CASE:( . of tnc:ydopedlas, . . 28" higih, 23" wide. 9 ~ 11 deep. Slab Baeon • . ...~49' lb. bag s... 20cl - ~~ , U~ -' ., ..... i•r • . ·:!;!, · . EICJCiLOPEDIA ::: WHOLE, HALf C. END CUTS POTATOES •• '· I Florida New Crop White .~ ··~ ., Remington created this fabulous groom ing aid with every convenience feature a woman could desire ....to make the lady Remington Hair Curler the best buy of all. Th e ma,.;.i rollers ore designed to fit over the small and jum· bo size rollers to give even greater capacity to the big "Wonder·Bar'' ' heating unit . = BIG BUYS on Fresh Produce! ~ us 1k MOM·DAIIY DRUMEI · SPECIALI-SAVE .Sci-ANN PAGE -.." ' .• • .,·:-.·-..... ..... ' =. ··~ IAVI iof.I.AIP HAND ,.•• • •• ,. t lllttratch ' ~- DEEP FRYER 124.95 •• •• ••• r w Vaallla . .... H.P. '' Cap'n John'$ Sealoocl$/ fllllfl Ol=N o HH~ocl Fllllfl ••• Flail Sticks • • • • • Sic llnMetl Drl.. • • I ~ $179 . LeW. Tllll SJ79 SAVE 23c/ "'- HAIR SETTER 7223 • ::. CENTER BLADE CUTS SAVE 17c A POUND ·'~ · REMINGTON CLOCK Save llc Ill. Chuck lleaks • • • • . ·~68' l'resh Pork Roasl • • • Boneless Pork Road • • • lb.69' Belnz Great A•erlcan Soups ·~ .,7,91 ROOM-MATE • ~ Tyrll bowtl_~·•1iQr.. ' · ·, pouring! lip . Remo..,obl ·' lad••· Cook· CF6S GIN Ill-lb. • pic... ...:. s·r, . . $1599 . r. VIES! VI.;INIA IHICIC SLICED - swinl nozzJe. Giant dispo'" oble bogs. Powerful Shttland Motor. . lacon S13' Sllo...,.JI !Iiiii Kah11 lolocna Dt':..~~b K•hn Wienen ~T K1hn .. ·Boiled Ham • • ::. ~ BLENDER ·· ALL GOOD UTIMG MD WASTE Yau a Pound! • Contemporary styUng, 4 speed ROAIL VALUE ' $17.!! Clarlet P. Galialler, Harold T, llllet, lllu On Hill, Robert J. l!oo.Mr, Wllllsm C; Hummoll, ,IJdliud KMmt, ...... Doaald c. Kllilu7, J'.dwaio4 L. LllreJV, · lfrt. Ect.a P. Lime, DID II, LoQ. ...,, ..,., c...1 e. llooftanc~ In· ..• Top rotod Slletlond Sweeper Vac . lightweight 'IIOcuum, Reliable performers . eoch watch is shock reii~tant and has unbreadable mainspring . unbreakable: mainspring . HC·I ·. RIVA .. CHROME ELECTRIC VACUO. , MrL ~F. Bllrd, Ki-1. Pial D. Blrrli, 'l'llnrldo S. CU. llhlu, Cbtller W. llo!!lrlat, Jr., ' SHETLAND wem...,. Dllcharp1 OVEN BROILER GENERAL ELECTRIC LADIES' WRIST WATCHES ( 1.111. MUNSEY <®:> c Mrs. RuJh 8. Fulo,r, Rl. t Jlcboa, dou.,_., 1:~8 a.m. WM»IIIor, 1trt. cllari11R. 11C1bo a. Rt. 2 · WeiJJIDn, 1011, 8:24 , Deluxe model large anough to prepare foo,d far the tntirt family. Switchts from baking to broiling simply by turning it over and revert· . ing the drawer. WALTHAM ~. Blrtllt ~ CUT FROM CHUCK . Gllll .., l'illlllilct AdnlltllCIIt . . l'llblleoUan .at admltlkm It . JI'Oidblled ..uu furtllor ~ ~ book. f ··wll'd. ..'·' •' .. ROAIL VALUE $9.95-'1. ~.. i p.m. , _ , ># $14.98 .' 11a1ur Modlw ~ n.,i ·AYe. Vlilllllle boarJ U IIIII 7.a "' . VACU 1895 5 "Super-Right" Quqlity Meats!-Your Best Buy! BO · ELESS BEEF RO ST ' ' ·~ ·' ' ' . " .. . , '. Pendant watches for the fashion able s; assorted styles and designs ' on long chains. . DE LUX TRIM, RADIO, 17,000 ACTUAL ldlLES. 2 DOOR, SEDAN, LOCAL OWNEQ, SHARP. ,/;... ,t.-· N. PENDANI' WATCHES ·Car ' .,. \lit .. ' RETAIL VALUE • Used·~· . WHITE • ~eighs only 16 ].7 lbs. • 74 square inch picture • Precision etched circuit boards • Handsome styled portable case Twin-head shaver with gift case. Two speeds. ' 968 VOLKSWAGEN - ~·­ TELEVISIO-N SUNBEAM LADIES' SHAVER I " > .' . > BLACK $17.98 VALUE ' • GE~ERAL BUTTON e VARIABLE VOLUME CQNTROL . e OPERATES ON 1 LONG LIFE 9 VOLT BATTERY · ·· e NO LICENSE REQUIRED . . '{' . · e PUSH TO TAll( CONTROL ' . 1 0 ~ .. EJ ' ,1 _,.;·II �i .: ' ~· '·~ ....... • ., . rve. te ..Ill ., .,.jec:t •er od• d.. ...,. .. - . ..ctiOMI. The ,.,.;tl•lwr will nor Mlnllitu'" Ch.f.. 75c 12 cent• ptr -~~~ three c:on~ee~o.~- ' t l•• iJIIIOftiOM . 11 cent• ,... Word ti • c:eniOCuti'fe ' l,.tttlant . 25 per c•"' Dltco~o.~nt on paid ad• Dnd poid within 10 days . CARD OF THANkS&" OBITUARY $1 .50 for 50 word .l..inirn~o.~m . Eo. .Uitlonol -ward 2c . •'!II• ·' ~ BLIND ADS $• now OM RATES 1965 PONTIAC .................. _ .....................- ........... $1695 . Safari Station Wagon, local 1 owner car, white aver dar~ blue finish. Clean interior, like new w--w tires automatic, power stHrirlg and brakes. Radio. ' 1964 CORVAIR ................................................--...$895 OPEII EVES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO OFFICE HOURS 1:30 • ·'" · to 5:00 p . ~t~. Dolly 1130 a ,ftl, to 12100 Nooft Soturdoy · Auto S.lt.s Notice In Memory FOR RENT or Sale. Two loJus. , . - - - - - - - - · es, one five rooms and beth, IN MEMORY of Joe SWick, who New 69 Pontlacs one tour I'OOIUI. beth and passed away one year ago, From . .... $2566.75 ha8etnent, !'bone ~ . 3111 May 14, 1968: Including Day & · Night ~~tlnor, w~ st. l'olneroy. S..H-tfe Dad, a year has ' passed since How sad our hearts have been. We kmw if we stay true tbat we wiU meet asain. Sometimes we are made to wonder, We do not question why. But we etpect to meet you In the sweet, sweet by and by. Sadly missed by wile, Minnie; Children, Grandchildren and GreatooGrandchlldren. 5-11,-lljl IN MEMORY of our Mother, Mrs. James Hazel too, Sr., who passed away one year ago on May 13, 1968. The rose .stiU grows beyond the wall. Sod(y missed by her chlldren. 5-!!,-1tc • • C.rd Of Thanb WE WISH to tbank our neigbbors and friends, the IIIII'Se8 o( Meip Gmeral !Dipilal, nr. Butrlma.s, ElWID8 .. ' VACANCY for two elderly people. Prefer prlvala paid pa· llento. Phone M8S011, '1'/s.lil&l. IU.tfe Orti"OflllnCy ~10rtlol ng l . . . .ing column, p.-lr.lng brah w.-nlnt light, poddocl cloth Gncl padded sun 'Ilion, Gnd ,many other tofetv fe.~~tur••· 1·. New 69 Buicb From ..... $2620.00 Help Wanted HOUSEWTVES, wln41hle14 wo1h.,., boc.up llghfl , 10at beltS, ahiuldH hornut, hNt•, Mod rettrolnt1, ~p~emeN your hu!il>ond's ii!COOlO by working 2 to 3 houn; a day and remain a full time mother! Houno to yoor eln>sing. F<r per90IIIl] interview, call Jan Robinoon, 44&-4146, Galli. pali&, or Betty Wilson, 9ft. 41121. Racine. 5-14-6\c DI!IVERS II'EEIDED. Semi-drivers, local and over the road. E~ helpful bul not nec<osary. We wiD train you. You can earn over $4.11! per hour. For applie.rtion and Interview, write Nation Wile Sall!ty Din!cklr, Room 4211, '¥11 East 4lh St .• TrallSp(ria· tioo Bulldl"'!. Cincinnati, Olllo, or ~ 51:1-:111-S672. 5-14 lite Funor· Slmllat eq~o.~lp~Mnt at .lloove, BLAETTNARS BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS POMEROY For Sale or Trade !!!DING HORSE, PlloDe .,_ em. U.lllc 11167 JAGUAR oo house trailer. M & G Marl<et, Rl. 7, MkJ. dleporl. $-I ~3tp PetsForS.Ie PEKINESE. Blonde OJCkera, Puodles. Scottles, West Htgb. land Wb I t e s , Mlnlalure Scflnauzers, aU A.K.C. Jre. land Kennels. Oounty I!Gad 59, OoolvUle, Ohio. >Ute al.llome, Rev. R<>y WeB, Rev. GIRL OR WOMAN at Mldw1ly Terry Lilz, tile singers, and Mortet. eaa • • ... 9ft. ., ·'' 2582. · · scts'Mc' ~ · who· belped in any For Rent way durlllg the illness and BEDROOM llouse trailer, deeth of our modler, Mrs. Le· Business Opportunity TWO one mile from new Radne nora Dean. OWN YOUR own dry ci118111Dg The Dean Family bulltneos. Amblllous 1111111 or loeb and dam. 'l'wo Wlll'tlng mt!l or man and wile. Call 5-1~1tp 1IVID8JI lo lake over and 01111 94H2I5 or 919-4154. 5-8 lllc lnM and route. We wUI oo dunlng wholesale. Apply Ia Notice pet'IQII. A.B.C. Cleanen, M&- TWO-BEDROOM II'Bller, M & MUSIC EVERY Friday and G Market. Rt. 7, Middleport. IIGil, W. Va. '-10-tre Salurcley, Jack's am IDl 5-1~ Hllrrilonvllle Road oil Rl. 7. --l>-14-3te WILL SEI.t one or bollt or mr :'NFURNISIIED Allartments. oleanl!!(! plsnll. A. B. C. clooe In, call 99H233. 5-14-«c T11D1E WilL be a gun shoot. Cleanerl, Mason, W. Vi!. . !._,,\-, . ' . . • . • 'I ,\ I • ·' ' . ' ''For .· . ,...,., deceased, anddistributee•, t h e - n lineal detce-. heirs at law alid next ot idn, devisees, If Ill)', ot ~ E. MaUick, doceased, will ~ notice that on lila 3rd day ot March, IIM;9, Betty Rouab a• .PiatnUU, nled her petition lb the Cammon Pleas C<!urt of Melga County, Ohio, numbered as Caee No. 14,428, In which you and other clefenOants are !Bmod therein and fur· thor alleging tllot she Is seized In fee almple of an undivided onefm:tleth (1-40) port of said real nlate, -It: Situate In the Township of Olive, County of Meigs and Slate of Ohio, In Ra,.e II, Town 4, Section 26 of the Ohio C01!1J&~W'S Purchase: 1'lle East half of an 80 acre Im bounded on the East by land• be!orvtns to JOiellh McAvoy on the north by Ianda of S. S. Reed, deceased, on the South by tho Section and on the west by the west holf ol the above named 80 acres, it betrw .Pirl of the same lands deeded to Joseph Matlilck by WID lain Finley, AprU 2111, 1851, recoJ'ded May 29, 1834, Vol. 15, Pqes 28, 29 and 30 of the Records of Deeda of Meigs CO\Uity, Ohio. Also the !QIIowlJW described parcel ot ~nd in die Townshljl . of Olivo, !lells County, Ol>lo. · Bellle 21 . acres ofl, lil' te ooi1h'~nd of ari 80 acre !cit ~o. 3, Being further deacribed as the Easlem half of the North quarter ol Section No. 25 In Town No. 4, Range No. 11. The abo"' described premises contaln111J 61 acres, be .the same. more or less. ExcePt 3. 2acres more or less. c~yed by deed to J. E. Matlack, In Volume 90, pap 5tl, In Deed Recorda of Melga Comly, Ohio. REFERENCE DEED: Vol. 90, PIIP 546, Metp County Deed Records. And fUrtllar plalntltr names the other tenants ln CCIIUROn aM their S!lOIISO&'In said petition and that the lnteroata of Aid lelllntl In common ts described In saki petttloiL Plaintiff furtllerdealrea ttat said defeDdants and each at. tl'em ..,., be required to HI 041 whatever claims, rlghto· and lntereat.l they and each one oftllem have tn said reaJ e1tate, or be forever barred trom aaoertiJW The Fastest ·' Sirwlce DA vor and Herbert N. Guldsr, wltose place ot residence Ia 841 Bt..,. water Drive, lnillan Harbor Beach, F1orlda; Inez Morris, whose place of residence Is ur>known; the unknown illal de .. condants, dlotrlbufel!a, heirs at law and next of ldn, clevlaeea, Jf •~W ol W!Ulam J. M'atlack, Pomeroy Motor Co. tt .. -nr . you left us; ' . •: '• ., J Junellon, Arhora; Helen Guider Spider, 2 dr. black finish, good lire1, 4 · opel, Rodio and heater. Adlllt ionol :sc Ckaf-1• per All ... ,. ! ' :,. .. Slnet, .'PhlladeiPIIf&. fl.; WOOd- , rofi · Robllllon, wliOii plaoe ol · · resldeoce Ia ~~qx·a», Woadotock, · Vo.1 Lulu Matlacfi; whOM place of ruidence' 11 •.,1211 KA!nwood, Road, ~ 163-E, Sell Beach, Calttornll, carl M'atlackaad t loe MaUick, wltOH plaoe of roakletlce Ia Box 288, Tr1111ville, Alalluna; .Dorothy Lombert aad John Lambert, w1toae placeofro•Stdence Is Route No. 3, ~che C•n~:elletlont I CerrectiOM F., Wel'lf Ad Sor"lce 5 cenh .,., Word oM iRtertlon ~· . . J:JlUan l'uliet, wlioH place 0> ...~· Ia . 2H5 ~ Will .._ ocuo,rfl ...,.,, f •·"'· for O.r ef Publlcotlon REGULATIONS The P .. lither , ... the ri1ht IMOfrOCt IMortion. ' • 'LEIIAil!NotiCE • WANT INFORMATION OUOLINU . • 5 ' ·111!1· O.r Befc... 1'\.ellcetl•n -, . . . . , 0....:111 .... ' ··"" M rot,.ltllltle f• .,.,. thon ~ . ' ' ' ... ' ' " NIGHT • ' • CALL . .. . IJAWLINGS SERVICE · DAY 992-2isi . NEW 9IX bae wllh .ltrage, full llei""""'C .. tirced air ftnlce, lol 10 ll • feet. l'llolll Muln ,.,..., me "'-tllp ---or BEA1J'I'lli'IJIL wlectlon lin· ers for Memorlel Day. 1'1111, baakell. atfl'l liiiDe Repitr' Milldk!lart. llo84Jm RI!JGiliTI!liii!J) MASON CAR WASH· .... . ·UPEIT RIDfNG HORSE, Plume 91116'11111. 5-11-*P SOLID STATE stereo. 1988 Wal· nul ·stereo COMOie . with 4speaker, 4-8peed aulomallc dlanger. Take owr pa)fttll4i ol IS per month ·or pay balance due f8S.IO. CaiiiiiiUI43. r..tt-~te .' ' MIDI)LEPORT, OHI!) . ' ,. •uu, .... .. ., C• Completely Hand I ' Rubbed and Thorou&IJIJ • ! $1.25 o,...: . I' Rinsed ' Mon. thru Fri. 11:6 Saturar -9-6 S..ndoy- 11-6 Dudlabund pup. pies. Pbone Muon, W. Va. 'I'I3-S!II. 5,.U4e NiGH't ·992,7l24 lt..1:1 . RAWLINGS SONS ' , oonsole .._ 4-lpeed automalic: cfwl&er, AM PM mdlo, jeWell needle. Nallona!IJ lllinrtlled btanda lo be IIOid lor lllnp and frolgbt. TGI8I of tliU4 ea:t. can !It paid •ua a IIIOIIIIL We wiD clellv• to JOUI' home .. you may try II to we II you in ~ IJ •llsfled. Call . . . . a. ..11..., Quick .: oepindallle• T.V. S..lce '5.55 ·.r· -GUA.itANTEEDPHONE 992·2094 ....._I!.,., ..... ,,.... , ,, - For Sat. ti'NOLAIMI!lD frel&bl: e new . . Millo p.....,, . , SERVICE f<(AHAGU ' ' o. HAROLD WALKER H Phon• 992·72.42 Mel• ' ButfiMIIa 5lrvlcea WATII.'Il LINES. Clllm!llele ler line ~~Mile. 'l'rtldllnl. pipe tmt.Jialbt IIIII hdup \ .Busi•ss Sel'vices . : " '. TERMlTES sw.wdNG Boger 'Biilf . . Jlltlr tamlte . Gllo!llell? • 5-14111p ealm ~ aeld and aUtlll • ll!tticlde ~ for - rnm and backlll. Blllr1 - • !1. • ... !lOR IDRE, new trendier ler lllle, CIIIIPOQI dnllal 4 .to 12 wide. Pa.. Aullila, . . son, W. Va. Plmm '1'116'111 after UO cr ....... Rlelaa. ..... .,. ..._,. boniea. P\'ee . . vice. No . . - - . low - - -.... -... ler I p.m. Ailed Pail OtJn. tral, 7 Lllerlf, ,....,., 0. 44Wc EIGHT room brick. lwo small IMP lobi, In SYracuse, aond looa• SINGER 1111 1811 wwillll l!lldltion. One· fsmHy, '"' <!OUid be lno. 'ndl matlllue makel IU- SEE NEIGLER IIUIIcllag sap. Insurance used u double. $3800. !'bone lolddes, darill, emb. Take . ply !Or buDdla8 JOUI' bailie. CaD au, NeJal•, lbelae, 0. AUTOMO)IlLB b11111'11RI!f ben. ... 5-11-12\c over paymen~o or p.ao per DIOIIIIt .. P"l' bllance ol Nf.tfc I'Mt Jour ....... Try It In .,.., lane. .... lleenle? Call .....: 1968 35!1 HONDA, 1&00. call 9ft. Cllll . . .. 5,.11-tlc • 11 tro 3401. 5-l~ --- .Jl !96'1 ~ DREAf,l, ~ 00~....,.. ...oo.t~tton : 160- . ~wtm«l .l\'.a.J,• inquire Leolle Whii1Ington, Rt. I, MkJ. dleport. r.-1~ SPINET ORGAN, Take over payments ... tllis beauiHul spinel ol$n 10 be picked up In tllis area. For detatll, eall eollecl or write, Qoedll t.fsr. Gravel Plaoo & ~n Oo., !83 E. Bnllld 91.. Oobnbus, Ohio. 228-l817. 5-14-611! SINGER sewing madllne, in lovely llgllt tlnilhed C01180le • like new, equipped to ztc ""· lloft!l ='r:·rree ,.._ s,rr.. -· v. v. - - andj.IAte 8ull, IDe. Ploi.OMINO and ..._. lftlacl, pteuure ll!rwl. Been Ilion. (blkl and tecly tnlned. Allo, <hoke or very DICI dJI*en trllned ponlel. lllllrey IIIII. PllloiiiOdl Bold. l'omlfOY, ~-,.-. 1-U-tlc Qmday, beginning .at 1\0011 at 8 CAMP S!TI!:S on Ohio River. the Forked Rim Sjlortsrnan, buttonhole, darn. lllOIIOI!reJI1, Rit•l Estate For mowed and ready lo tmM! Ckdl Everyone Js welcome. Wanted f IIOOtol . _ wllll lldt, I elc. Pay 1811 a pe)'11181111 · on. You can drift lo camp f>.l4-3tc INFORMATION about Family 15.80 monthly. Guaranteed. loll, ti,OIO.IO. 11 01111: ..... sites. Pllone Mason Clly .,. of Kell!lelh (Btl!) Ward, lefl ~ lllal; Pbone 991-21115. f>-1~ 514'1 . Reynolds I'lower !Jiop Rl'liBER stamps 11111de ID or· 'Pomeroy in 9ll'ln8 1905 and ,_, 1ot11 are river dfr. FCM' more lnlormatlon, went to Ma~, N. J. ·HOlliE GROWN tomato planu from Pomeroy. Also, 7 C11111J1 wrile Dwain or Wilma Casto, Wife, Minnie and 5 little boys. for garden use. Heines IJiO, sites on lOP Ill rtv• IIIII* lor Portland, Oblo. 5-14-etp E. C. Sbal'!l, R!. 3, Mil!vllle, improved ~leD , bill ·red relll. 5-<7-tfo N. J. 5'14-3tp Delicious. also Clllltlage, man. 1!000 and h<t pepper plants. ' F'URNISHED and unfurnished Tom lla)w!n. Syl'aela, 600 apartments. Cloae 1o lll!hool Auto S.les Phone 992-54!14. IO.ta.tle same, ard for other prqter reofeet above lbe park on Rl. 115 RA'M!IIJEII Amertean 330, lie~ IM. ii'l4-121c ~. l'llme 7tuml. 5-11~ In tile pi'8J'er of said petiUon, '!'RAILER LOTS, Bob'l MobDe Court, Syract18e, Ohio on Slate plalnt!lf PI'Ol'a that her lnteraat :mLK 88 Cf!llto gallon, bananu 11611 CHEVY Two, ~ 16o In said real ealale III!I.Y be set oil 10 Cli!I!IB lb., s lb.... oz. jelly Rt. 124, Phone - L dill, V-« automatic, Pllme 1ft. to her In oe..,raiiY and for Jllrli111'1. f.811e •li-tre tlon of 11.ld real estate, accOf'd.. 98 cents, · jowl, oQced I lb. · ~ .09 . bo!o.~~Ja I lb. ~.:10, 4 lng to the rea.Pictlve rllftt.l of eana CllmaliOD II cent.. .M 1!116 CHEVROLET """~"'· $!00 FURNI9IIED boUse In J'ome. the penon~ thereto. and ln case & G Market, Rt: 7, MlddJe. calli!. Good numlng cond~ roy, flvto and batll. Jllrlltlon of 111d aforoaald cleoFriday, May'l6 eventnp, ...._ port. r..tc.31p tion. Pbone event~ after 8 cribed real estate, eamot be From 6 PM Til Dark Utk made without manlfeat InJury to , p.m. 919-4245. 5-l~ the value thereof, then IJiat.aid 11169 MASSEY Fequ11011, ctdtJ. 1986 MUSTANG 289, :1-~ . real estate 1111)' be adJu4ied to vaiorll, 10m plow, clllc. M ....nent oonditbt. Call :117one or more of the .Pirtle1tothls G Mortet, Rl. 7, Ml~Mleport. I!YJ.IN SING, Rutland Freewill 310'1 belore 4 p.m. alter 4, suit """' elartlon, as provided 5-14-31p Baptist Olurnh this week. 91H14B. f>.lf.4t:c Dan Hayman and the fum. by law, and In .... aald aro.... t mREE room Apartment. oald described real estate !1 not FIVE-ROOM ~. two acrea try Hymn Timers, and other of land, two 'll'lller lftlll; <VIIIJiletely modem w!QIIIullt- a~ II> one or more partlea sineers Everyone is wei· 1!163 VOIJ{SWAGEN lll60. phlae ln ldldlen, wall oven and three mllet 1!011111 of Middl• !J92.6'173. 5-l'-llle to thla oult ..,... alectim a1 p~ ~· 5-14-31>: table lop unll, llalnlell steel vldod by law, then that aald ·real port. ~. silt: wllh dllpolal unit, bath. eatate 1111)' be IOI.d, tree aad UNE TON TRUCK, !llennan G781. '• 5-t~ A'I'I1!NTION, Men, - · eGIDJ)1ele with lhower and clear from a~Wlllllallthec:lalllla, Rcllerts, Pomeroy. Phone 9ft. bo,s and g1rlo ol all ape: large close!, nicely ctecorat> rlgbta 1nd Interests of each aad M'nl. r..t4-31p ParUime or fuRIIme money. ed. IIM27I for appolnl- aU tho partleo to thla auiL Pial,. IIIBkln3 ~portunlty oe1lin« menl. 4-15-lfe tllr further PI'Ol'S that tho aaldde1954 OIIEVY !!. ton truck, phone home care )li'OIIoJ<Qo. No fenclento, and each ol them be 24'1·22110. 5-1(.3trc _ . . , ., Call Rev. Jim TRAILI!lR, Brown's Trailer required to set 041 whaleYir llotJrulll 98Z-72rl :rdllN!IIJ and Pad<, Mlnenvllle. ado. " - clalml, rt,sllta or lntereata the7 · Tuooday between 1 a.m. and . . .. 5-f.!Jie 1nd each ol them lave Ill said 1 p.m. '"' aft« I p.m. nat ol real eat.lto or be forever barred the -k, or llilp at Ill~ J..o. from a1sertlna wne. Funhel ForSale . Plalntlf! ellll Ill., POIIII!IW. 5-ll·fte PI'Ol'l for oilier pi'GpK FLOWERS lor Melmrlal Day. or We ,.tie ro HOSPITAL I . - "- - r blown and phoDe Owlel LIIJe, .....-----· -11""' POINT ,PLEASANT- Sit. Jbbn ' SEPl'IC IIDb clelaed. llllllr Sanllalloll, sienrt. ciblo. Pllone • •• ·1-llolfr • c. c. JRA~ ....... . ......... A~ · C.plele\ierwlel Ofll '"""". ltlfc --- W, F1p!Mra,'·· ol i!IO Cllarlo&n ~te . Pollee force,"wa1 rullhed tram the TrtntiJ United' Melhodlll O.urch Slmdlr ~ diarIJW services b7 ambollance to Pleo- Valley Hoclitai. su'.r.flac on ~jlarent heart •ttaek. Hla l""'d'tlon II listed II 111lofaotory, Sst. Flowers !• a .... lclent ol Point Pleallllt. . • ANNOUNCE Jl1RTll i::I..IF'I'ON - . ~~r: ·and GordoD r: YOIIII& CllfiOII, Mrl. an AIR a>NDMONJNO Rerrt&tr· _ . q the birth ol a IICIII aUon Mrrto:e. Jaolt'l Refrlg. 111 M1J IIIII at tha, llo1Hr Hoi· · .,_11011, New ·Raven. - . pltal. The moGier or ~ IIIIIDI . . .. .•• tro I• 111e formir list~¥ llfpl11 or MIIOil~ The bab,y w_elllleil Dlqe pamda aad baa been l1illled TICIII' DMfd. Gralqlarlllll ..-~ lfrl. Eorl 111181. M,uan; Mr •.aad Mra. GordoD A. YCUI& Clff. ton. Gnat • tp:'aadperellls a r e Charloa llfflle, Adlleon. a., ..... RUTLAND GUN CLU8 can I' a. .· h' can • -t: t,, : ' ' can roUet DANCE Saturday Nilht May 17 '! ' 10 UNTIL 2 Mabel Plcllens acroa l'!ml , Said defendants ,art required Syi'BCUIIO Park. i-U«p to a01nr oo or bef- the 21111 mEAT """ ......, lllev'!l' ~ day of June, 1819. •.... ""'A• . ~ deliaiJIII cleoned wllll, ~~. Luslre. Rent el~ · IIMiripooer $1. '!"nr•·~illd; . . . . . S.tut¢ ·. . · --........... ":""~--' : • ,• . r - · Af11~.lc By Ui>'STAGERS •· CROW CROW' PORTER A~I .tor Plalntllr ' ,.!4> 9-IWf-30 ($l ,N4 'ite ' ,,, RI!Xllmml!lll 'A~~ ·~ II montbs, . ~ ,. , I ,r • ..._ ...L ..-,..• ; ' ' ,. ~ «!~~ a. 111r ~. nadf·(Or a wblrt •lfttr illelmbli Clll'> . lnJI, ~I<! ~ll!!!i:R~ ~/.'414- ,. · ,.~ wiil) 'mue , ~• .fiM.t d14!port, ~.·74UIII~ "' . ·~ til$nlpo0er' t~: ~ . , I· · . •', '' ,.·.,' . .t~\~,i, . '!' '.t. ·ii'"-"e ~~::.L ~· , h ',· . '-.·-'••... ~ LICIU- "1'' ~ . r:.....,...,- , .• •• ..._ ID • fl) �.. •• . '1. _.; I• ·~-~~ ~\,;\; I,~~ -~- ' '· \. 1< .' ' t I ' ·:women Elect New Officers . . . ·layette Shower~ is·· 9Jv.€(.n. ~:;: . Mra. 'Lorry ...,..rlioon enter- laee Powor'a, Mra. ~oe Yoong, 1' •.Wnod reeently 111\ll .a eQl'prl~o 'Mra. Leo 'l)'q, Mra. Doall!l ' !IJ.ette ahoWer honi>rlr8 Mra. Wolfe, Mrs, Q: P. !Sieln, ,.-.., · Carl Wolle. . · Afthudildnnet, Mra. l. w. MeHold In the l!lddi-IElome~>- Comas,, Mta. ·~ Moaj, tary SchOol illilltorllDD, tht8tago , .Mra. Wueon carpe;ur, Mra• aria was deCorated In a (!l'otn Georp Hackett, Jr., Mrs. IJOII. andyoltow~nracbomo.Siroam· · aid Low-;y, Mta. Ita Butcher, ora .led to a d)icorated bloolnet Mrs. Norli>an HUJ111hreya, Mra. befOre which w.r.. ))laced largo Nolan Swa'ekllamer, Mra. ~­ bloeka IPfUI!W out""Baby", lea Olancey, 1\fro. Ban !'fdl•on, !)amos wore plaj>edwlthprlzoa Mrfo ·Cheri~_' llradbilr)o aad being woo by 1\frs. Roser Mar- Mliy, Mra. Mike Morrison, Mloa gan, Mra, Ernie Fraser and Mra. Linda Jacoba, Mrs, Larry Glen Honolor. Rell'eshmonta ot Helllos. ceke and cotree wore aervod b)l Mra. Charlet McNamee, Mr,a. the hosteso and miniature boSBI• Habert Reibel, Mra. Wlltar nota In tho groan andcyellow col· J!ums llarrlo, JUI Hurta, .Mra. ora wore given ao favora. Cash Bahr, Mra. Evoi.Yn Lewis, The gueot 1111 tnclllled those Mlao Chrlotlno Bahr, Mra. MU-, named above and Mrs. Dmald lard WUdormuth, Mra. Joan Mills and Cynthia, Mrs. WUIIam Cooke, Mrs. WWiamStllmp, Mrs. D. ChUda, Mra. Richard RusseU, Robert McEihiiiQf, Mra. J a c k Mra. Earl lleve..,.,rt, Mra. S&ttorOeld, Mrs, Curti a JenJdn. Jameo Daniels, Mrs. Gene liar· son, Mra. Junoa Jdo.naon, Mrs. rio, Mro. Bernard Fultz, Mrs. HUah Urilt.n, Mra. P. K. Russell Leo EdWards, Mrs. Junes and KQbl, Mrs. Jomos Sbql&on, Arnold, Mrs. Torry Ohllrver, Mrs. Lewis Smith and Mrs. La,.. Mrs. c. P. Bradbury, Mra. Dolly ro Bradbury, Mra. Ben PbUson, Wolio, Mrs. Carroll SWanson. Mrs. Gerold Rqle and VIcki Mar· Mrs. Lewis Sauer, Mrs. Wal- rlaon. . Elieil.n ~ ·a~~~C.r~htstdl&hted a moeth!i Gt 1be WO!fttin'a MiaI I - . Sodlll1 ' fit 1be Laurel · C!llr Free r.i.othodlat Church In lllapori!IIIPbuement. Elected weteMra. ~Gill, !II'•• ... ' \ ' I I''. NATIONAL AND DEl'ARTEMENTAL OFF1CERS atterdod tho fourtltannlvei'OII'l'..,...._ ill the EightaOO Forty, Meigs County Salon 710, Monday nighL Above are Edna Smeltz of Atdea. le se~ < retaire-calssierej Evaline Berkley of Nevada,l'archiviste;an:l Mary Martin. Pmneroy, l'aumonier, staading left to right· and Arree Marshall of Lancaster, national central division chapeau; ha Powell, 'petit chapeau ~f the Meigs Salon; and Violet Aichholz of New Washirwton, dfC)&rtemental ctmpeau, seated left to right. I Eight and Forty Chapter Observes 4th Anniversary •i Forcy Departe· stltution and by-law committee; mental Chapeau Violet Alchholz Audrey Glaub, Columbus, scholof New Washington was one of arship chairman. several hooored guests at the Gins and corsages were prefourth a.nniversary dinner a n d sented to the state officials and wreck of Meigs CCUnty Salon chairmen at the dlmerwhich car710 staged Monda,)' ntgltt in Mid. ried out a decor of ''SUn, Slade, dleport. and Sea shells" with large Mexi. Eight ' • and Amoog the other guests hon.. can hat centerpieces, miniature ored at the dbmer served at the hat and basket nutcup favon, Middleport ChurchofChristwore and sea shell accents. Edna Smeltz, AWca, departe. Following the diMer the group mnerrtaJ secretaire-caissLere,and went to the Middleport ElemenArnfe Marshall o( Lancaster, tary School auditorium tor t h e tbe national central divlston cha~ Meigs Saloo business aesslm peau. concUcted by Iva Powell, chapeau, . Distinguished guests present. and Initiatory work. I ed were &lsie Sonnanstine or Hlghllglttlng the mooting was Orville, 95.,year-old depart&. an announcement by· Mrs. Marmenti.J chapeaux passe, and Es- tin that tile Saloo wUI give a ther Edgar of Coiwnbus, the trophy this year at the state "salon mama'' by virtue of be- conventlnn for dooatlona to the Ing the departomental chapeau scholarship fund for nuraea. The I' I f .... ;i;' ' '· ! at the time the Meigs Salm was organized. Other state o!flcera and chairmen recognized at the amlver. 881')' dinner attended by 44 per. smna "ere Mary Martin, Pome. roy, l'lUIJilOilier; l:valene Berkley, Nevada, I•arehivlBtei Reva Clhla, 9tlloh, porody chairman; Rose Decker, Columbus, finance chairman; Mohel Brown, Galli· polls, third member <t lhe con- !,_ . I ' I,,• • •, will be presented In the name of Mrs. Edpr and only salona with a membership of 40 or more will be eligible to compete. The award will be made on the basts of per capita giviDJ, New officers of the Meigs sa. lon presented were Ruth H. Thornton, chapeau; Julla HYsell, lieeretaire; Mrs. Martin, first deml chapeau premlere; Eileen Searls, second deml chapeauj Pearl Knapp, l'aumonler; Frank- tropby ie HUIIIel,l'archlvtateiand:amle Use Our Auto Bank SAVE TIME ... k Brlnhor, Ia cmelerge. Delegates and alternates to the deportemontal comentlon to be held In Clevaland July 20 and 21, were elected They are Iva Powell, first delepte; M r s. Welsh, second delegate; and Mrs. Knapp, third, with Marte Boyd, Mrs. Brinker, and Mrs. Htmnel, alternates. Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Hysell wUI be delegates at large at the convention. The amual child welfare report given by Mrs. Thornton showed a total of 483 hoors H's Quick! It's Convenient' COME AS YOU ARE! worked by members with donatloos of $766 to homes, clinics, and hospitals for cystic fibrosis and tuberculoslschUdren'swork. Mrs. Martin, ways and means chalrman, reported on the var.. ious lund raising activities which netted proceeds of $1,052.71. This came from the sale THE FARMERS BANK and SAYINGS CO. POMEROY, OHIO ot mis- cellaneous itemsincludlngcandy, pens, dish cloths, napkins, card&. the redemption of bottle <IPS and rummage sales. Mrs. Pearl Knapp noted that $134.71 <t the amount had been pot In the fund for Mrs. Martin's expenseswben sheb«ooreathe~~mal Thu. & Fri., May 14-15·16 DOUIII IIA1UII PIIOGIAJI chljlOIU. Mro. Cothorlne Welsh JDed that $115 had been sent In for tbe scholarship fund for mu·aoa, aad It was roportedthlltmomberahlp Ia mw me over goal. Mrt. Alchhotz ootllned J!lana tor ber trip to D«tver 'l'huradll where she will present a $1,000 check for the dodlctllon nf a bed at tho National Jewish Hoapllll tor cyellc flbroola chUdron. iile wUI be accompanied tltere by Mta. Maraboll and Mrs. Smeltz. Thls wiD make the 19th bed dedicated by tlte Ohio El&ht and Fort;/. Initiatory work was exemptt. fled by Mra. Decher, Mra. Glaub, Mrs. Aubrey Geary and Helen Rolf of lila COlumbus solon for Jo Wolfe and Charlotte Balcllng i.»:f'C:_. __ .:;_•_. _t:""'"R·~·:m;· ~;:• .'~ ® Nearly 150 poremstouredVetorana Memorlll Hoapital durln1 .. hoult ·8md&Y atte..ln observance ill Natlanal Hoaptlll Week. The oveDI was apmoorod b)l the Womeu'o Auldllar)' In cm,lmctiOil with tho hotpltal slall'. Mrs. James Daniele, treasurer of tho aaxlllei'J, and Mro. Huab Bearha, vollllteor chairman, emdueled a ccmplete tour ill tlto hotpllai facilities for tho •1. sltDrs. Demmatratlnr tho Ofllipmentlntheemorpncyroom wae Mra. Mlrlmo Winebrenner, R.N. Coc*leo, poncb and C\Clll'et ware served b)l Mrs, R. K. lloWIIII, Mra. ·Robert McEIII!mY, MJil !'1111 Meinhart, and Mleo Erma Smith, director of .,...._... MUGS TONIGHT .r. THURSDAY MAY 14 · ·15 NO'F OPEN . FRIDAY r. SArYjii)A~ MAY 16" • .17 }.,, ,,,. · nu•lrv:,, were .. ltlbet! ~r Wok bli ..... Mlnlrl, AuxiIiory progrom. Reviewed <:"·:· is Made. ~; tor the annual P~ DIY tile~ be hold on Ma,v 23 and 24. Mr~ Cm Young, po(l()Y dlalrmaa, dllf' lrlbuled papplis to themem~~ Amawlcemont ot tho Apter!~ Legim Auxiliary summer·~ once to be hold at Crookavlllo on June 5 wa& made b)l 1\fr~ Smith. It Wal voted to lt!ld I ~ natlm toward a ldft tor :ur.,· Clllrord Adkins of Crook..Wt; tho retiring ol&lith dlatrlct pre., . lclent. ·i Mra •. Martin thenked the. ... tor the throe cmunwdcy aervlij reporta son! b)l Mra. EmJr! Bland. cards m Amorlcenl!l!'!l llatiJW the elgllt point plan foi' fighting communism, were ell~ trlbuted to the mombera. ., The meeting OII8DOd In rttueJr ltllc forln wl!h .Mre. ADen~ 1G11 ·roadiJw ·the mlllitel of tllf April meetiJW. It waa JDed ~ . aew omcera will be electedal ~ J~mcludlng aocJi hour, refreshments wore aervll by Mra. Smith, Mrl. WUI Will' aton and Mra. y..,.._ .,. Elberfelds In Pom'eroy OPEN ALL DAY THURSDA 9:30 TO 5:00 P. Colllt !o Elberfelds Ready To Wear Department and see OIU ouutanding selection of girls pllly U111e favorites - care free clothes to wear all su111111er long - outfit yoiU yo1111gs!ers here with shorts - blouses - knit :tops - jackets - slacks ' - bell bollolll pants - skirts - tennis dresses (IGnis dresses - culottes - short sets - sleeve· less dresses and shifts and bathing suits - just any thing you want for a cool sum111er we hDve in al.l sizes from loU 10 !eens. .. WASIDNGTON (UJ'I) - SUprollte CGuii Juetlee Abo Fortashas lUimltted bla roalpatlon to Preoldttt Nlmn,itW.a.....- tcdl;r. President Nlxaa aceepted It el!ectlve lmmodlatlly. .·. A !qlr0rite c-t ePolw~inan 8811! F-1 aubmlttOd hlo rei~ tlca to Nbcll In a letter delivered to lho White llouao Wodnaad/Q' Jli&M; A cq>y lloo weal to Chief Juatlce [!arl Warron, the apoke., man aol4. A atatainont given nportero b)l ·a court apoke. . . . 88idl Aaaoclate Justice Abe Forfas aent hialettor ef roatpatlon fMD lho Surpome c-t to tbo White llouaelaotnlgbt and at the aame t1mo sent to the ehlof ,jlotlce a letter of elljllallOtilll alxlut the Wolfaal family foUndatim fee. "Both wore delivered laat night, aad he Ia aiiJIOWICing his res[lo natlcin tr..n the court thla mond.W." The court . lq)Okeoman, BIDWillie MacGre&\or did 1101 nina E. \Vhlttington, alld there cbUacterizo this as the beJ1D. would be m IUrtller amp1111.,._ nlng ill Impeachment procee4. tlon d. tho atatomonl. lnge, some liiWIIlllkort viewed It Aollod whotltor tho letter thet w8,y. Rep, Emanuel CeDar, would be mede ,W.llc, Whit- D.N.Y., dlalrman ill t1t1 tlnaton tlld, "I don't luii1W. Ho Judiciary COmmittee, had Indio Ill oaythlng more to eated he would ao 1101111 wlill me." the MacGre&\or rocJIOOI. The Fortaa redpalim wno Rep. H. R. Groeo, 1\.JbWI, 11 dll• alt4lr Ufo magazlna bed aerved notice dll• agn that made pld>Uc for . tho flrat time he waa prepared to bella Fortas• receipt ill a $!0,000 foe impoachmODI proceocllng!l. Ill ,..., tho funll,y foundolilln of wu holding this In abeyanet 1AIUII WoltiOil, woeltll,v flnan.. )10IICIIng tho pofJalblo ,Judlclaz7 cter, afler Fortaa became a lnQifr7. member of tho court Ill 1965. MleGre&\or · domaadod 1111t Fortes luuod a atatomOD! tho Fortas be IIIIDIDmld to taatlt,r aama dll, Ioiii)' 4, acknowlodg. along with AtV. Gen. Jolin . N. JIIC tltll he did rocelvo a ,.,._ MltcboU, be did not Ill bow mileb-from He alec aollod that Mitchell the fcoindatlon. He tlld he later be caUed to teatlf.y a1x1ut rtjurned II, Ufe ~ he.dh\ not he 1111&111 know , alxlut t1te ,..u.rn ·tt IUitil IIII!Onths later- Fortat • Wollam rolatlonahlp, afler Wolfacm wu IDdlctod .., The a~ &ietioral dlaclo... federal chai-goo ill aUJck man!. earllor in Ill~ ""iok that he pulatlm. , · cclpterred ~- daY• alrJ wltil Wollopn Ia aew aervtng a Cbleif Julltlco Warrfll! at War. 7ear'l prlacm 18n1enee In ""!'• alllce. · ·Fiorlda, .lUtebell tald he ulted tor tho The resipllon came at tho me«<ng to give Werren cerllln flrat moves wore afoot dn lnformatlm he aal4 he felt Capli!ll Hill- amid alrml crltl- WOilld be of old to lhe cblel clllll.of hit aJioged lmp"'!lrlell' ,jllllce In connectlm with tho In taking the ,.,.__rd Fortai·eaae. P!Oalblo lmpOachment of tlio Mltcllell't ocknowlodgomenl ellllth ronkod of tho nino ill a meet~na. with Warren ,lujl!l~o. foUowed published reports thet ·Jietl. Clark M'acGre&DJ', R ~ lila Judce llc1ertmont had WASlDNGTON (UI'n - Freslclent Nlxaa, asldng the Amerlcan peopto to hold him • .....,table for whatever hap. pona In VIetnam, haa offered the COmmunists a new peace plan ~slgaed to end the war within one year. 111 aa el!ort to nudge tlto Paris lall<s Into actlm, and In rospmae to the 10-i'Oint Viet COilg peace propoao1 mede oarltar thla month, Nlml want oa redlc aad telorislm Wodnaodo¥ nl&bl a1 what he caUed a "critlcll tundl!g ;>Oint" to -'1 MWLc:-llou.. SPI!AIIJNG ROW_ !lludlotlillRaelllef!lemelllleySdlaal who will have opeildng roles in tho _..,tta, "Roundup 00 the Moon," scheduled for preoentatlon this Friday at 8 p.m. are, front row (knoelbW, 11m Maurer and Buddy Ervin; second row, loft to rlgbt, Molly F1oher, Mitch Nease, Irene Knlghti~; third row, J. F. Yoong, VIcki Wolfe,JeffCirele,Rhonda Weal; fourth row, Skillpor McMUien, Loretta Trlpplett, Helen wucoxen, J!ob. by Johnson, and bock, Rhoda South and Betcy Robinson. . . TEGUCIGALPA, HONDURAS- GOV. NEI.SON A, Rockele 1:-Uft'l Amertcaa. ·~oo~r ·ll'!aored atudeit domoitltratll~Da !Mt . · ~and death In Togucigllj;a Wodnalday. . . Pollee cjlargod Into an uli!'UIY ¢rowd protetll~WII!t lll\'lli'iiG!r.'a vl1lt ond the sktrmtsh one youth woa abot and Hid aa officer'a 1111 ball;boen dnvped and accldeqtally Tho lne.ldont ·dccurrta. Olllsldo the presidential palace """'"· , telier waa cmter.riJW with llmdlll'll! I'reat~Jt Osvaldo . ltnooverlu~h. I 1:, • ' t._vin-tower slote offu:en .coLuMBus - A PLAN to auri.D TWIN-TOWER sTA·I1ii , llllli.ttngs m the nort11 and Iouth elllio ill thO ~tGI . wu \l[vulpd Wodnolday. ~i!er ProT. . I' . ' e B, Fry, ft,.$prlngfleld, and Rep, Walter L White, ., tiie7 .woulcl i/pOIIIOr a rooolutloo ,Jtalllng t1te ... · ~ : '1110. ))lane caiHor buildbJs~"P 30 tq:i~~~:·~:: . <P-1"'"' ~ .... , ,.~ ea-. .. I .:,; ~ · · ~ ·', J . ' ..•: 1 : ·· 4 • p,... .. . x l!ali, 'Jr. IDd 111thor, WOO'llad bolD IJMihecl In cm'e di1W.Ws anil testa oo the pl'OI>OJV for the state. Attornoy FraDk W. Porter, Jr., repre<elted Erlekam In tho pro- a.ddiiiGII ~. ! 1111 i litl Roy E. · Mlllor, aor, Robort.lfart, Oll"'r So3re, Albert James L. .f:I'J aad was tho 6,000tb model oftltetiMit COrYalr Jlll8 - aad GM loll, I abiDing end to Corvair'o l8qles- tuoua tO,yeer life. But thoor bedn't Minted Oil No. • j'o , · . '1 · . •, Plan AppreCiation Night Help Finding , Male ' Disroher ~ ·1".~ wat ·~for · · . . &vo'&J& ~~ ~~ J11 5,999 to bellavo The Ollfl(l10 ill thoOlille blae.. _bodiJ, _. llllUldn'l starL coupe Clllly backfired l'lldel7 and The last Corvalr was a!PIIdon quit cold when a - • tried two • dour MOilza liPOl't coupe, to drive It off to let No. 8,000 wltlt wblto wall tires, black vfnlol roar Into ldJtor)r, Wodlora liDbucket aeoto, tlnled wladowa, a bred with tho · entiino a while, batch of "convenJ.BDCe.. ed:raa then llnally pushed No. 5,91!9 iJlf iiDd a $2,868.30 price laf. I tho line. Police Want 1 a firm ei!IP,\!!Yid IJt tbo WILLOW RUN, Mlch (UI'n Photosraphora ware a1 tho reedy Wedn. . . <o 1D1P lila laatCMY. role! Corvalr rolllag iJlf the osaembly line. What tltey 101 ... tile stubborn naxt..ID-Iost . - I b!lng poshed o f f becauae It Barry McCOy API!"ted on a 'Junkpo chimp'' ~ to be held In Juno. Eve~~tobetoetured wW Include the · ~o aad too yard . ~abaa; sta\l)lng)>roodJ~, · · Jwll>, 1'1111i111M!· broad Jump and · foodllll throw, . Aey boy bell!ean .. ·. tO and 15 wlablng l.,..tlm On tho. (ll'Oill'llll ,boulli·write to tho Metp Ccun1f Jo,yc'oea, eroy,' Ohio. . w~.,:ey and Jlni ~~ were 'Ill' . , .PGIDjed'·to 'a CGIIIIDittae to choc!. 1 .(lXI ~~~~~ fort.[lrOIIOaed.PiaJ, ,.ounun ~~·~~-, • .. · oon llobatetter, ·Richard E. Jmoa ceodlrvs bet.ln Common Ploao / and Everett HcicomJ>, who made Judp John C. Baeon. .. IPPrlltlla; two lj)pralaero tr.m Jarora, l!bo iat 011 tho 0118 ill ~. 5,999th Corvair Goofed . ;·,1 bridge. . be~tod ..t""~ I .' ' 28 at· IfNI,.~ ...an. A · now .latornal. Vjcl; p~eddont wUI On New Molenols 11•......,, ...:: · One of the jurors seated ~ ;; squadmen. Curry suffered theal>o hear tho proceedqa, John $. ' lack shortly before tho )lry waa Curry, Rl 2, Racine, auffo~ .to cmsidor I venllcl llj)pii'OIIt ll8art tllae~~~~~· .1\ ,IW' ' Juryr, Go!>ovlevo Sill'· ing· tllo COQlats· te , lftd ' k,-'who bed"·aioo-taHII"'CIIItho WIS rontoved fromthe.¢0urthou88 C0111Jlete tesltmo~, replaCed Jury I'OOill to Meigs General hoi- Mr. Curty. pilll by Pomeroy emergency Testim~ was offered by Edl· The realg!atlonofRolph Werry as Internal vice prealdett for tho 1969;.10 term ,..s acceptaol Wedneade1 night by tho Motgs CouJQ Jayceea. Wercy baa accepted the otflce of state director. They Jljlceoa wm meet Mooday evening to clear tho hlllaroa . ' under tho Pom6roy • Maann 1 ••· Convocol1on Top1c · ~· Ia ~·· vilil lrigger• killing · , / 1 • INied coot ill taO mllllan "" 'the iltila ·, • •Jaw . the ~ · ·>' atlll-"" . · proportion.. , ·- u.a.;. ~ Werry Ta/ws ~c: State J0 b. 1ft ' Dr. Harry Goldstein, chief of the claPartmetit'; Dlvlsloo ~Ani;· · mal Industry, aald seven ceaea ofcholeradlacovered CNo Week came ,........ shipment frolil a Tonne•- f - r pig dtel'li'·' Jaycee Work 1,. Haml: "If tlto - - s peace with the United Slatel, thiS Ia 1101 tho to 8101 IL" The troop illll>dfailal by ell (larllea, Nlml aold, could start ......... agr- Ia roached to do 10. Units left at Judl~ ~~~;:or:~/ury More than Doubles A~ard for Highway Easement~}~ f'·8etJer.. Pii ' ·IH. · · ' Mrs. Hlbba cmducted t h o pledge service which opened with members alnefng "llolP Scllnebedy Today." She road the purpooe of tho W.S. C.S. and IIJ)Oke on mlsaima with omphaalo m Cuban rofllgeea coming triO tho United statea. A review of an article from 11WOJ'ld Outlook" pOinted to the ~ng cole of mlnlaters and mtssiorBrles in toda,)-'s world, the need to under· wlllolraw, wlthwt IIIII' :::;·:~ tlml, there ,... a pp bilw- : : · tho two pooce of!orl. ' . But Wblle lfouae ........ 11114-·: · · tbo Nlxaa illfer -lned two::· '· apoclflc polnta that llllltli": · ,, lncroaae chancel for peace, o.·· ' ta tho ...._._ iJl e«orta to make tha Norlll. :_ tho IDd of 12 - · would · IIIII' temporarily In - - v~ae admit 11111 baaes. The Nora. Vlobwneao, bave troopo In tho 1011111. · • ha sold, WOilld have to pull Combined with thet Ia tbo tac;t ... : back from Cambedla and Leoa thet tho United 9tatel II ., .:. as well. 1 - lnslatlng Haml boClll . lntematiOilal lludy polling out flrll, ·•· NiJm alld Ill International Amerlcena make IIIII' mowe. illfor: Added to thet, the /IOIInlll . ouparvleory booiY should stand - Wltltdrawal, In atqes, <t watch to make aura all sldoo llld, lo tho fact tha ~- ·· u.s. and Allied troopa from are withdrawing tltalr .._. aateo lo .,. _ . . . 1o> · South Vleawn over lito ...t 12 That 881110 booiY, he llld, WOilld cllao:uu tho polltlcll mmtho, provldod the Nora. addfflm to tbo mllltarJ .U..:.: . ovoraeo tho electlme. Vletnunoao de tho aamo. Allor Tbo plan aioo celled for aa tloa, •• llaDill baa booll; .: 12 months, fllbtlng -.Id stop. . . early release ill lriemer• d. demaatllng. - A promlae tlte United war. by lido a, llld Ill Nlxaa sold .. wu not .......· · States wUl accept wllateYer _..ent to observe tho 19M for ''lllllmlted pall...... rn.:';> pornmont the South VletnaGenova Aeconla . on Vietlwn tbo ~ peoplo ml - ::.· · , meso people ft!11, lacludlng and woll •• tha not i1X11t to crl1fdze lliilnllil ·'' · , i reunlllcatlon with Nora. VIetwill cmtiDuo to erlllciH him . I Lacs agreement <i 1962. nam If necea88l'Y and tun ttlda.)'. Bec111ae tho Viet Ca!&'a 10- abCNI tho wer. He ubd a..··· .I partlclpatiCJD of tho Viet Con& . Nimt Wok nolo of renewed JIO(IIt poeee prqJOIIi lllslotod American ~· to llllta. : tlte Cclllllllllllst guorrlllas, In attacks In South Vietnam and tho UDited states limply (Continued o n - tO) .. : . the aovornmonl - A Wll11lnl the Unltod Sates wlll-er pull its 540,000 PARIS (UPI) - The Viet eong today rejected Freoldent Nboaa'o celllbr aiiUIIual w-...J troops out unless tho eommu. of U, S. and Nortlt VIetnamese troopa tr..n South Vietllun, caJliJv It ''UIQuat and ...... _ . . .. .· . :. mats de llkowlae, aad a plodp The alatemmdld not mon11on other palatalnNixaa'ulgllt.palalpeeee ~made Olltoi6- 4. . ~ - . ' .. tho United Sta!Aos will not vlsloo Wednesday night. accept a oattloment at Pula "In fact, tho United state• Ia still Illeking to Ita old, IIIQuat and UIII'OI80IIIble pr~ ill that Ia Clllly a "cllaaulaed . chan&od form," an alllclalatatement fr<m tho Viet Coq(o Nalloaal Llberallm Fraat eald, "ealldefeat!' · ; lng for mutual withdrawal ill troops, pu1tlqf: cxtAJ the aama level the aareaaor and tho wbe • Nlxaa's War Now · ta realatlng aggreaslon- a Pnl!IDtllwolave rejected- u-L" · ·> . • Nbcll's 2~ ~,. ;: An agreement between Communists and the Allloa ooa mutual pullout to bald ·•· ~ combined a Dexlblo peace l the kay to settlement In tho Ialka. The VIet Ccar actuaed Nbma at prelel!diJw txullrpla;r IJIICidwiiL . :~ .[ll'opoeol wltlt a roafflrmatlcn 0{ .l.· .; . ! meDI tho ..... he Inherited trom FresWoilt Johnam lo """ bla war, fm' good or bad. ur I fall tD do so," he se!d cl. bit .campaiRD promlae to acblevo peace, "I expect tho Amorlcaa people to hold me acCOdntable for that faUure!' Tbo lhlttal c:ongresslmalreactlon to Nixon's speech • s gen;rally favorable, oven optl. mltlle In anme ~. sen. Ja<ob K. Javlts, R.N. Y., me <i a clualer ill GOP lawmakers . - crltl<lam helped prompt Nlxaa to make his lllOt'e, celled the meaaage ••a real step m the roU to peace." -asador Honry Cabot Uld&e, Nlxaa's top nogDtiator at the Paris talkt, oonterred with tho President before tho address and sche$1led IIIIIJthar meeting todljl before rotumlng to France. Re will place the propoaola oo the table bllore tho Vletlwneae on :' . 1 An awol'd of.6,302 was made bY son, et at., included $1,702 for a Meigs Coomty Cooundn Pleas land and the remainder for dam· Petit Jury Wedneadljl In a land agos to the residue. It was r ... -•iprlall.on Cll!t ill'~!I?":~ vooled during ~ coorae .w the l!l, Ohln -kjng an·~f lilt IIJiiOUnl of Proi>OI'b'. cGt hlahwaY·purposes Qr obtained was 17.2 acres and..,. . Erlckllon. other 39.4 acres would be landTho le:!l otreced $!,500 loclted. 'yen bewqre . for the' properb' InVOlved aixl ' COLUMI!US - 't'liFl STATE DEP AR'I'IIENT OF Apiculture haa damage to residue. 111-..1 a warning· lll·. teodei' pig buy.,.. to.utlllie "extrenie ~"In Thi;JUdl!mert lnfavorofErlck· l'uturo .pur~haae•" following the recent. discovery ot ""!! cholpra, · caoea 1n Ohio. .a,tn has stopped lnulng,porllllts toplgdtelers 1n FllKiola, Gtorlfa, North CarolliB, SoUth carolina ·and Tenaeoa;l! beceuao Olltbroaka of hoc chollri In Ume slates had roechod "0,1., . SEE THEM NOW IN THE BUSY , READY TO WEAR ·DEPART· MENT AT ELBERFELD$ ON THE SECOND FLOOR u.s; roaolvo and acknowlodga- wamed i durl• weU. Seven m-..s ill the Porno. roy Flrll Bajlt[ll q..rch wore In " - Saturday tor the Rio · Grendo AIMJ<IIllal Faith and Work Cnovocatlon. Emphaola of tho convocelloa wa• .. ~ctim to aew am. dljl SChool m&torlaiL The all. dll meetlq 101 undirway with a film llllltled "Clolllni l'lllnll" wblch pqlated up polentlalo for toecblal. DIIP'Irlllleilt work/llq>l , were conduet*l 6lrlllll tho diUt. There ' a ~k 1111<11 wiG. . tho holl ~the boY· . .froiD . I'Qm. Harry clark, arto c.:c..r~ . - • ~epoirler; and Mra, Gill~ Mril. ~I Jaetba, ~e:;t lilt Oliio canr~ee. . ·. : ' 1; ' a1 y ~ tr......,.. lro Fund for School A $50 contribution to the educational fund for Meigs ~JouM,y'a . l . . .. . ,· ~· oPenJnlthe · Dr: ~d, "1"1. J!>~ ~ J'!'&· , ...,.lllven b1 Mlaa ~~:~·· cy ill COioimbu• .,.at • he ·pr&a~aen~; iolra.• ta...._.w!Q, tr&i~IIIIB ... 1C<Juld. Only • l[lotho•'•. ~weokend.berewl~. prat vl.ceJII'OIIdol!t; .lY:•·IIarrJ M.f Molitor Fr11 AP,JD-" , hi'!' mollier, 1\fra. Eve~ 'frio• ·E; Clarll, aecojld'vlttulhlldent; Lawren<o DUn pve pr11or cy. • · _. • lira.' Gerald~ .. .~ acr!plure trom Matth!'- 12, .. Mta. fAille Samaalllno ill 01'· .oeeretarJ; $lao~ Lelf. 50 an4 a medltatlooi IIIVen , .me, Vro.. Ealher F4ar iJl Co- bell, ' corre'l)!lndlhil ·leeretary; lira. Le!lltell Mta. Rl~ lllmbo!a and Mra. Reva Clhla Mra. James~. F,rlend reed "Molher'l Aprlllt,; • iJl liblloh ware oveml&bl 11111111 Otbero o1..W Were Mra. Er· During aOOIICludlnsaoclllhal(t 1o1onc1a1 ill 'l ira. Oab.Y Marti!'· aeal l'l!weti; im1aioo.rY IIIOIY · retreahmenll ed. Ali: Mr. and Vra. 1o1arv1n ~ aeeretory 1 .ifra. ciu(O, Klein, .....U. bealdeaU!oaellimedweq cor aad - . B!'lan. returned to aooretary cilwmatun: Mro. Pat- Mra. carman Evaaa, lira. Clot· Fairborn ~ a1141r vlalth!i 11 Neulllln& Junior ~as!CIIIIrf onee 'CUrtis, and Mra. bore with tbalr porenta, Mr. and .,.!ell ~ Mrl. \Volfe, ~: Mra. Jlalph ~Ponce• and Mra. · ·, .,·: Fraacesllowetacm. Frlda.Y Jlalph ' to tho Cleveland Cllnle for a medlcll cheellUP. Mr. and Mrt. Eldon Weeks "Communiv, Sornce," as a returned Frldll from a weok Ill' part ot tlit American Legion Re)'IIOldlburg wltlt tbalr 11m and Aaxlllary'• Pl'Oill'&m, wu disdauallter-ID~aw. Mr. IIIII Mra. euaaed by 1\fra. Otb)l Martin, Jolin Weoka, and children. TUea- 1 •lahth district chairman, at the daY tho.Y 111o1s Miss Genevlovt Tuoade1 Dl&ht mootllw of Ladles Sklbarl to CbarlestOD where 1111e Auxlllary ot Lowlo Manley Post was fitted with a braeo. 263, at tlte home ot Mrs. WWiam Marino Corporal Karl R, Rua- L. Smith, . toll spent loiDtbor't Da.Y weok· Introduced b)l Mra. Smith, Mra. end wltlt his parenta, Mr. IIIII Martin llated the tho POints of Mrs. Kometlt Rua..U, Reelne. 1 tho CClllllllunll¥ aernce pr~ On ~ tho Rusiellt were gram- hoelth,educetlan,eateey, dJmor DJoaiS 0{ Mr, and Nra, rollalous lnstructlm and civic Floyd ChiPman IDd clauJI!tara, reapmolbUII)', iil1e IIJ)Oke illweya hlloy and Klmberl7, Colum. In which the IIIII CID (larllclpote bus. Other jllellt wore Cpl. Rua. In tho communi!)' aernco pro..U, Miss Linda Smith, I'll,;,.. ......,. AI the cmcluston of her roy R~ 3, and Mr. and Mra. talk, Mro. Maitlnproae-oach stand the desires of other people and deullbter, of the members wltlt an Amortand nations. Members presented WOllam Lias, Columbua. 8mdo.l' evening caallac pin. ploclges as the Rev. Mr. Donahue Cpl. RusaeU rolurnod to bit du· Durlrw the moettrw.cmducted offered prayer. Ilea at tlte Pootnp In Wallhb)' Mra. Smith plana wore made Plans were annwnced for a picnic to be helcl in June at lhe lngton, D. c, hmne of Mr., Bemu'd Fultz. The giant bluelln tuna, one Mrs. Jones, Mias Nellie Zerkle, of the world's ftghtlngesl The doodlebug, the larva and Miss llalllo Zerkle were ol the ant lion, for some unftsh, is reported to grow as hostesses. A denert course was expJairled r e a s on has the large as 1,000 pounds, ac· corillng to the Encyclopaedia oerved from a table with an tria ability to walk backwards Brlfanllica. only. centerpiece. ~Contribution retarded children was made when the Women's Soclecy of Christian Service met Monday night at I h e Heath United Methodist Church. Another higllligllt of tho meetIng was the comblnedlnstallatton of the new otticers ror the three clrcleo and lhe W.S.C.S. by the Rev. Max Donahue. lnstaUed were tho foJICMing omcers: W.S.C.S.: Mrs. Nan Moore, president; Mrs, Jack BeohUe, vice president; Mrs. James Criswell, secretary; Mrs. F r ed Hibbs, treasurer; Mrs. MaxDonahue, secretary of missionary education; Mrs. c. E. YO\Itg, sec· retary of campua mlniltryi Miss Bess sanborn, spiritual growth; of Athens, and Ferne Cheese. Mrs. G I o n n Lambert, local brow, Mra. HUmel, NoacU Car- church roBJ)CIIIIbllltles; Mra. sey, and Marlo Boyd ill t h e Jamea Brewi~, OJriatlan Melp Salon. momberahlp; and Mrs. C. M. He"' Mrs.. Knapp, la concierge, ea.. nea~, music. , . • oorted tho h01101'1lcl DJOals to C.ss 12; Mrs. L W, McCothe stage area where Ill spoke mas, president; Mrs. James Jivi· brlefl.y. Tho welcome to _ . den, vice preJident; Mrs. Emthe meeting was given b)l Mrs. eraon Jones, secretary, aDCI Mrs. Knaw. S&lml re.[ll'elllilrted were Hibbs, treasurer. W~j~nt Coomcy 372, l..oJ'IIn 334, Allornoon Circle: Mrs. Emma Scioto 86, Franklin 333, Rich- Wayland, president; Mra. Jones, land 450, Fairfield 451, Mahanv J c e presldelti Mrs. M. L. ey, 336, Gallla 612, IDd Ath... French, *retary; and Mrs. Ev676, Attending trom the GaUia erett Davis, treasurer. SaloD were nine members. ElevEloaoor Circle: Mrs. Benard en attended from Athena. Fultz, president~ Mrs, steve HouDoor prizes were won by Mrs. chins, vice presldmt; aad Mrs • Brown, Mrs. Clhla, aad Mra. Charles Bradbury, troeturer. Searl a. An organ prelude b)l Mra.llo"' Tea, coold.es, and punch were nosy opened the mettiJW with served at the cmclualm of the Mra. Moore extending the welInitiatory work by Mrt. Searta, come to themembersaMaguest, Mrs. 1!1..0, GledyaMowoey,IDd MrL M"arprot Low. Mrs. Moore Mrs. Cboeaebrew. Me•-• thanlold lhe memboro for their from dopartomental alllcers aad work and c~q~eratlm during her chairmen unoble to attend were term as presldenl proaeulod. The aanlveraary cllnShe reported m the recent nor was served by tho Pldlatltoa district meeting held at Ports· Soclelf d tho Middleport Church mouth and IUUIDOIICed tho IUIIILBI of Christ. W, S. C. S. meeting slated for Ma,v 21 at St. Marys. A report on the May FeUowshlp DIY obsenaR<e Tour of Hosp11al hold at tho Pomeroy Methodlat Cburch was given by Mra. Crl.. Conducled Sunday • .i4: IT WAS A Hf1RST" FOR MOST of thOII 53 Middleport 1!1.. montary School first graders WodnesctV when tltey took a train ride frdD Athens to Parkllrlburg, W. Yo. AccOllljllnled by tbolr teacher a, Mrs. wuaon Cerpentor and Mre. Bradford Maag, teacher aldea, Mary Woods and llaey Leo Van'Meter,illld bua drlvera, Mr. and.Mrll< Leo Morris, tho l'Oi!ngstera traw.Iedto.\thona b)laehool bua. ~~ loaded m the tra1D at Athens lind WOI)l met b)l tho bua In Parkers!Nrf The ~ had nck bmchea at o Parkersburg park before rttlii'IIIDJ to tho achool. . ·' · I I ' ~~ Plano for the cldl'a (larllctpe.. tim In the John TaiV!OhiJI Awroolatloo Nlgllt were made Wedno.. daY b)l the P...oroy.Jllddleport Lima Qub atilt luncl.m at tile Pomeroy United Methodist Church. The club wUI COQIIOI'Ite with tho Mldcllaport • P<moroy Rotary Club In alag(ng tho. cliMOr honorltW Tannehill "" Ma,v 28 at tho M~lgo High School in Middleport A number of other Interested eltlzene wUl alae help with tho project. Tamoblll to tho No. 2 nailll4 -: table teunta pilfer 11. the natt.oe .. and a membfr ill the U. S. Wlll'l4 tournament tam. . 11ckllte for tho evening will ~ .· .: pieced oo tile 1101111, Clarence J 1>. &ruble ot the UoN aWl 1114;.-, PJ'CliiUIIWtrediBCUI....... . It woo decided toplanf«' oe.....t .. . mCIIIha shoed whentab over. Tom caa..u prealde4.• o..,. tho mooti~Wintboaboence:; ; of Fred Morrow, preeldam. ·:- am-a.·. Withers, C~ambers . Defend Records ..• •' . � 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 14, 1969 johnson mccallister