https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/31ea0c10587bcdd7094a89413169434d.pdf 9ed1a7af9fa6d5a4c36a125a6ba46bb4 PDF Text Text .. •• . '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 ..• •' . �' ' ' ' I, ,, ' '' I , 1 t\> · BY JACK 0'1!BIAN life - ,_ . blo . . . . .. . . ._. .• - ~. 1111 ~~~~ • ' .:....... ·· Jaliil O'ilua~•ollllij.... ........ - -· - - w. Main ... r/ 1be IIJh!, open-weave fabric called fauze, which can be made o c:olton, sDk IJid other IIbera, gets its name from the Middle Easteril city of Gaza, where It is thought 992-:2644 P-••Y · to have originated~ ." "l"'"" , .. ', ..ior loiiiJillllliFidiiGIIuluht ~~ IIIIII 'NI1JIIiwwk,.. 111111 DDMil ............... ' . , --- , , ' lird lfln7111mi'. ..., at "21" Jill!U file liftille Bcl:dl: wulloo ,iorlal:lell, l:lcldNI liaill Gf file rra- IDII - 101, _..lidln-•-•. Pllm _ . . . f:: ..- IMxlt~ L----....,.,.....,.,.-------.--.. . .-- , ! reach a velocity of 3011 miles per hour IJid aauaUy tr~eiJ b: a nortl:ealferly dlredlon. A1thoiiCII It may strike at an:r ume It ·Is millt utely to oecut when the weaflier Is cbangb:g from cold to warm and chielly iD the late after· YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! This colwnn Ia for YOWIII peo.. pie, their pr<Jblema IIIII pleasurea, their trodlles :u:ot Ill:. AI with the rest ol HelM Help Ual,lt , welcomes I • • but won't dodrle a aertous quelllon with a brulbbolfSe.nd •our .......... queatldns to • Coma ln. Try on a pair. See what every· body's asking been for. NlNN BUSH . .·. ·. ·.· .. . ·....·. but noboci.Y 1ouabJ at hiD!. He bar a fantallllc i:enoe Gf elf humor &illl 11Ui111 at himmo.t ollll. He Ia lbe CliO WI10 weoro eool elotbeo to ICbool, even bell batoms, wlllch pt frowns from old. er teochen, but we ll'OOYe Cll ;.,. INGELS OFFERS _..,....if!_ H ~ ~ Q-My wile l1 a great 1rJI. llever b: nutrition boob add hu lbe whole brewer'1 yeutla~m . ~­ ciiDII IJid vi . Ia thare any harm iD taklnl . Wnfttru' =:"t YOUTH ASKED FOR rr, care o1 Helen Help US! this - - r . ,.,, 0b11J foikt wltl: tora~p_. GET BACK TO YOUR porto 11111 b& lbltiD pmble, n. GENERATION, POP lqal to locaJo .... Julie AnDear Helon: dnnrl olloflllnll1111en ,...., oery..,•.. never bad this one: ""'"' llrrco tl:e ustar'' lluco, LIOAL ocmco WHAT IS A TEACHER? . ,biB !Isle. , . ll:o't b&IO cloubiJic Uke CI'UJ', oonn "' "":l:'':~101u A !tlc:ber (a REAL !tlcber) He Is the one- unclerste::cll Otcor Brain: Jr. Iiiii hlo lon&,.!!"':;,.~'= Ia the CliO W110 buys tldnp like this NOW pneratk:n. He ilmwa !bile i...UU,ildYJtlll Pacoclll"""' " ....,.,.., <Oilo, . . a TV, radio, mlmeogr.. lll"· that loarulllg C111 tomellmeo b& eel ll:elr billy Mrlco. A::d ..,.... ·~,:= cbiDe, etc. tor blmHII, t h e n boring Iiiii he illlkellt IIIII ...., Ji lldmli IIIeY lnll't marrJod ot,"te " brl::ga them to school to Bhare during the~ limes. . but ..,_ b: Jove .. f1'bll was c.:.-n ,.. ,.•.,.. ., "" wid> the kids. He spends '75 A real !tidier _... Wlte:: ' FQ'~IOII'.f !""' otJDo,CJ!!11 ,- .fQr. ~hrlolm4o · ~)I .~ l\llll~~l!r.; aDS' • ''iii'~ Ill .W. .,,.. ,..; • .., 01 ,AIIIII 11!11· , ~ •.,liill:.. a gorty, aqd • It seailbi:;; ·•!'-•con loll 111lr&t'o• VriJ.'' JGI!ioait i! Gi>J i"New • · 'M. 0'1111101 ror picture• an afllarlum, etc. bualnl7011 IIIII with a fe:rWMdl York Lu-' b.<....1 .,,_. 10 ,...,.. .,..... ·--· , ,,. ,... ..,. • "' - " N . . ..., ror lbe class.' ean !lboW you It iln't tl:ll bod wore 1....lo:rcut•• neekUne at the He Is the one who sa,ys '"No aller all. COpa rllilllde at 1aa darcheating" and then walks out ot Moll ol all, • real !t1C11er ean 1n1 11 r.,.lle'r errly • TV the room. When he gets back TEACH. He llllkea ed!:eaUOII 111 buoom • .... Ll::do::1'o ho aa101mes 110 one bas - and adVenture and lbe l!lll'cb for preoa llde Tom Moqan'o lhe.Y haVen't. luloWieclie aoucltlnrll&....,ch bios miNd all delalla 11. blo He pta mad auy butgetsovar for burled treuu'e· It fall IIIII doesn't bold grudpa. All lean 117,11ele::, this REAL A real !tlcher Is the1110 7011 teocher to OI.'R teacher, IIIII U,. Uv!Dr, 10 It, )'GII'n ~ can !Ilk to anytime . - aey he Is the ll'OIIeltl - ALL HIS kid trGable or J;lrt Dllll: a- :!:"'...:: - ............... . calm. · pve you =. ":'"'.=..Lon"""'· ....,. """'"· :!..'!: , 1, Pomeroy ·.• '""* u:..o:a.. "":.'...." ".."":!"...:- YORK HOUII .·.:···· -- lurt IIIII Wal away t.om cl&ll, we'd -•r forpyt 111m, Helolbe pyiiD'OO'f)' ,lbll'llea It )'011 ~P 7fJJI ~ up. , He dances Uke a ftr:ll, with hla lep wullbllni bock IIIII forth, jump Into the dllleir or ravine and Ue !lot untU the twister l:u' paned. Dclll't toucll any tal)en wtrer llal report them prompiJy to tire power compaay, lbe ~ • or the lire departtlll.nt. AIM)ve all you lhould keep There tornadoea may up. root trees and burl other ol> Jecll through tJ:e :ilr With , the above every day! Trouble M II the N, Y, tal !ethel ~. Typically a tor· A-TI:iH ~t· .. l:ara iD nado atarti on a hot hiDilld taking them but for moat 11111111: btl p\q! ':!llit Ill opllt aftefnoon wileD ,dark clouds pertOFil tl:ey .... not Brewer•a· yeaat Is an : ' .~ ~ ~ ~':. •;ntn~; sary. ezc:eUent IOUI'Ce of tl:e vita11p ror p'lbl 'IM:Ciure 111e b&lro 1J1c1 a lot!d blllob:g or roar· min B comPia.,A weii:Jial· .,. _..,. ... _ lllere'o $1.2 big sound. anced diet, liowev•, lhO\dd biiJlilD to 111ce. ·nurlnJ a heavy storm, you all the vltamlno B 'l!le 'l'i:rldlli IIGI't lllYI an obould keep )'our radio or ind C you need. Milk IJid mUk producll wW .•upply ' , _ _. -~ (1bllo 1111' tei89WOII 1et on and .llsten ...._.... ..,_._ ' for offtclal Weather Bureau your celclum nquiremejr!o. rlal:to ID llalld 1 pn;blllll ca. warqln cs. Mere rumon Lecltbln will lower yolir cborb:o In IIJII:tod .... Tl:e U, S. lhould be disregarded. II a leoterellevellf It Is blgb llul 11111 ~ "" 95 Pill' tornado warning Is received for t1r11 p:rrpooe Other prepl· Gf the bult oo11, Turkt 111e rest 111c1 you are bJ 1 buRdiDg, ratlonr are betler. boal .... Jlro. 8lllle JCII8 I..a (Yald: Olio) titled fler up. '""b:l J:ook ''<ln~Pofru~t" .... • ' f nooo. Over·8tO toruadoeo oe, l'lo'lllo llliiG"o ......,. Sl;.. cur iD Ute United stateo ev:u:o1 Bto 111111 polled 1111 ery year. ,> ·, . Take These Pf8CCiutiOns A tornado II '· a vlllleat llllcll. · · atorm charaeteilzed 111 a 81117 llllid ..S ._. ,... 'billl twlstiDg wl::d· wlrlcb may bo l!t tile F!aplilp 1:: U::llll:, N, J. .-.. ta: 1:: ','llirlt-. W' ..t ~ ·1111 , - , .ut llilll'r ·~ •-: -..... 1P .... ~ lrldarla-, AID «;arror!lrtl~ J$1111 .bit IIlii ••• 1'1 a lilllld tr::lla IIIII Gall jl;t lid dollo 11'1 b::rl....., draWl. ••V. ai:II:TGR , , ly WAYNE G. JIANDSTADr, M.D; -"'·-IIIIIJI ' .,H. If a Tornado Strikes for...., · ~-.......,: The great lrek for Nunn Bush shoes Is now one otep closer to you. Rejoice all. you fashion minded men. Now we're 01~ · ing Nunn-Bush shoes because a lot ol our customers have been asking for them. ' fOU abould go at ODce to the toU!bweat COl'ller of the eel-, Jar. In a bOUie wltb qo bale· men! you should talte cover under a bed or heavy table. Open the windOWS IJ:al do not face tl:e approacblng ·GREAT GIFTS . FOR·G~ADS · PURSES JEWELRY , =·:":UStiv:~err:u tb off all gu IDd electric appllaiJcea 1J1c1 keeP· Bhoul4 TIE SETS a llaibllil!~ wltb frerb baf· ter1eo baDdy. . If you are iD open countf.y,, CARDS move away ftqm the, lornfdo, at rlgbt angles to Ill· patb, U It Is nearIy on you di: nclt get Into or stay b:__, car. Blt.:LFOLIIS · •' Mornr liar• · -~ li~irl· lJ.·J:I"'\.: ;~ ~ ~(j:Jf,. Rutief Varl.etl '· . · 114 E. Main Pnclllonl• -IJIIIIII'· Our Molt ,' ., 117, Unl~ .Pi-e88 bile~ NATIONAL LEAGUE ·East W L Pet. GB ,, Chlcoao .... •• · 23 11 .676 ' Pi!IIJ!urllh • , • ,17 1$ .&31 S , N.,. York •• , ,1$ 17 .469 7 "st. Loulo ••••• 14 18 .433 a PblladeJphlo . ... 12 17 .m S'h MOISiaal·,, ,, ; 1119 .36710 Weal W L Pet. GB Allonla •••••• 21 10 .617 Son Franclico •. 19 13 .594 2lh Los ~loa ,, , 18 13 .531 3 · Clnclmad •••• 1$ 16 .484 s Son Diego, , , .15 21 •417 st;, H-ton , , ••• 13 23 .a&i liJIII Wednolld&)"a Raaults Chicoao 3 Son.Diego 2 CbJcbqtl 4, Phlla 2, night New York ' 9 AtlaDta 3, nJsbt Son Fran 3'PIIIIJ 0, nJsh! Sl. Loulo 2 Los AJv 1, night H~tm 3 Montraall, night ~·· Probable Pltchera AtlsrQ, Glarv!s 24> at New Y..-k (CU'dwell 1~, 2 p. m. Clnclnnotl (Cionl:wer 1-4> at Phllldeip!lla (Wloe~, 7:35p.m. ' ~ llllble~ achecilled. · Frtdoy'o Gomoa A11on1a at !llonln!ol, night san Fran at phlla, nlilhl New. York at Clnelllnltl, night Chicago 11 Houston, night , st. Louis at Son night PlttsliurJh It Loo Alog, night m...,. . Wednoadlto Hesuita Cleve 3 Kan Clcy 2, lllnna, night BIIIUmoro .9 ~- a, nlsl\t Detroit o, night l ~ ~ dMFholowaFba- ..... 1'"'1' ... l...m ' - tered pharmacist fills doctor's Pf•scrlp- tlons just as dir~. wilh uti!IOsf. precision. M/Jy we serve ~u? DOCT,. - ,, Nlwo York 5 SeeUle 4 , TGdQ'a Probable J'ltcbera (All Tlmea ED'I? Clmland ' ('ria@~, !~") it iiiJ>. IIi Clcy Oledlund 1·0, 8:30 p.Di. lllltlmore ()(eNally $-4) at 1111-ota {Kaot ,.1), 9 p. 'm. ',Qileago (John ;i.o) at U.Uolt (WUIIOI! 1-4), 9 p. m. ·t!);lb< llllbl•• acbeclulecl Fridoy'• O.:.e• Strttle'at BoJioD, night · c,iiUt New YOl'k, night o.!daJtd at Clev, night Wilalt at Chlcogo. night n.lrGtt at MlnnoliOII, night Baltimore &I · Kan Clt7, night that your pro~essionally-trained, rtQis·. ' player. Till naaon wao "" .., the • - • In Now York IIIII PIUIII::rif>, 'l!le Mota b&ot the Atlalia llra'roo, 9.3, with tl:o old Gf .-.• tiro! mQir 1011110 ll'llid.llam homer willie tl:o Plr&tes loot to t1:e Son Frllldaco Glll:la, 3-0, deaplte two bits b: tciur at b,y Hellner. J..,.a' homer was file climlco. tie blow ol a elub.rec:ord.qinf lilbWuD el&lrtb-lmiDa r~ b7 lb& Mota after thel: bod beeu held h!Ueas b7 l'llll Nltitro for olx l:s:lnp. '1!1e ralq enabled Tom Seaver to rille hlo rocord to s.: with lll::th4noln& relief help from Ron T17lor• Hal No-llltter Nltitro, - 6..2, had & 1M1o hitter unlll Ken Boawall led olf the - - with a triple and ICOJ'ecl Cll an lolleld out b)' Joneo to cut tl:o Braveo' lead ID 3.1. ThOll CIIDO IIJe elght.nn ..,._with Tollllllle AJIOe !lou. bllng with the bo~es ftDed to tie tho IICOI'II · and J<ll8a dellverl::g the big blalll. a • ' .m AMERICAN LEAGUE Eaat · W L Pet. GB llebaer, a leadlna: ear\¥ Balllmote ..... 23 12.1157 •a::dldste for NatbW League lloaioD • • • • • • 20 11 •64$ 1 Wuhl....... .,17 18 ,486 6 rookie. Gf !lie )'8&r - · · bod a Delrolt, , .... ,14 IS ,467 61h aln&le and • - · · but Jlilbl New Y..-k., ... 13 21 ,382 IJ!h Marlch81 Gf the Gla::ll hod 110 trouble rolling to bls tmh Clo..lalll • • • • • 6 21 •222 13 vlctor:r o1 t1:e 10111011. Marlebel West , WLPet. GB aldid hlo OlbiJ cause b7 drlvlnc .. tl:e Glallta' tlr st 1'1111 with ao-aoca •... 19 10 .6~5 •lnale In tl:e !lf1ll inDing. Jim OPland •• ; ... ·20 11 .64~ qu..,.. ', .. ,.13 12 .520 4 Kanaao Cl!l ••• 15 16 .484 5 Seettlo ...... 13 18 .419 7 Ollltornla .... 11'18 ,379 8 You know, with ~plete confidence, · ABulova is the perfect graduation gih UPI~Wrttor ' Cloali J<ilea Gf tJ:e· New York Meta loot t1:o NatbW ' ••'-• ' battlq lead to Rich ll!obne\' o1 lb& Piitlliurah Plr&teo WedaesdiU' nlillt . but """ .... recoanltlon as ..,. olbo-.!l'a WtSwW ~ piayero. A -littler last ......, Cloali . went l::lo WQ:eJJ!tl;t'a llllbiO wlai a ....,. \ladllbl .397 avonp wbleh I4Jped Hobl:et'o I1Yt!rlp b7 five polnlo, . - , tlldlhed the llllbl8 with a .392 mark IIIII Hobner with I .398 flaurebutlt was Cle<ll 1lbo Wll llle bojlplor ...... (Joidonb ~·-""''''.' 7~;h0 ' . ~~~~~~ He Is tl:o ono WI10 1171 b I g Deor F1111: 11111 lito wei-. 7fJJI OWD -d• ~ unclerollnda, but I ' - he read• 7fJJ1 letter! · anu:IIJJI _ . _ . _ Addnll oomeho:l we learn them boeause To make lllfl, wily daD't 7011 ~ ._ . In eare , II. tbls · he usea tl:em. pOSt It '"' · 1111 buUotln boord? He Ia the one WI10 survived - H. ton acelcleato because If he aut Tbla columnladedl.-lofam. (1ii~Mj~9ii;j;jNj;q BJ'FRED DOWN % 111111 ll 1111, lf¥1•· ~--l'lllalllal ....... ·~!.. - ....... li • triei ' - "'" - ' dMra IIIIIJiMIIt·. ,.tnd at PnlllfWII;i IINillll ....,a.oii.J "Wouldn't it fie flict if 'paaty raid( - I . ' b& iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.i.--- We got another foot in our door ' .- , 1 ·~ ltJ:qn I*. CI:W ,.Irlll'!l '•... orl.ll:dir.r~·~...a.-er~~U~-,, oiarll~' , · , -.1 11 OJie cllotl- 'riV: Not pnlerf ~ JGIII· 1Ulaldm.dlldw1· Ill~ ~ ~=-~ '~ l:lb rW 1111 Jobllal cll4ll'l ....... ' llli: 'Gidla lo ' 't7 ..s i&lllo fer ·Cu.lti*i Coell.oo jit • ...., lll8o file WIIICIPI .... IIId:l'tbMnl t1:rtt lidloo 1q11 ·li:lllrll.'dail!ll , (Iii bi.r.:M, f11:1117 11111 fifa:at) a Wlird ~ J111,!111 W. to:" • Gf ~ lti!IDO. ~=1'1 ; la'l:lulo~lll!' .' ?'N.Y.. lbipnios:"lr ~ ~ · ·"~ N~ Y, wilt 11a ~· 111'1 . , II. ii:IN liliiMFII 10 111:c1:, !Ilene- Uldv, I• thlolll&lllmoot a,J::IL. :n , . .. ,, GaaefremGaza .100 tldlle - '· . :.... 1.;....., __._..,,_ ·o~ •· .... - - . ct . . lllll.lrf'!ldiiJIII'b - •I' . S.., Giint Me~ oil blo deiDIIr to tile ~- Not """ · ....-a b& 'o tor NEW YORK 'l .f ....... •• ·· Way ;to LOveJler · ,. ''Rooms ~" '' • ' . Bulldogs w·m 3•I . . .. At.· .Metgs t . . ~ .• : 'U •' .. '· The Athena Bulldosa scored Bim1nr allo:recl 1110 run~ ·:u:ot ftve hill In eli:M lnDinp but IIUfterecl hlo loll apl:;ot two Yktorloa, The ChiCigo CUbo tl:o Son Dlotil> Redo - · doloated · u. the tl:o Clnelnnlll l'llllldelpl:la l'biWes, u, 1111 st. LGuls canll::llr :dllPOd 1111 Loa AqJeloo · llodatro. 2-1, and lb& llouaton A - qpecl 1111 MGnlnol i!lpll, 3.1, b; N&danol LeQJo pmea. In , lb&' An:or!CID I-11, ChicaF dofollted Dotrolt, s.o, Clevolancl boll Kenou Clll, 3..2, In 11 lnol::p, Baltimore out•luaad Mlmoaola, 9..8, BoaloD :dllPOd Oaklllld; 2-1, Calltornla lihut out wlllhlnatoa. 1.0 and Ne:r York lqJped_ SeoUie, M. The Olba rallied In the ::1::111 lnnlnr to boll the J'odrel 1il1en Ernie lllnkl Uecl lb& ...... with hlo !lf1ll homer Gt ':tl:o 1011011, Noll OIIYor ~ed Iiiii pl::eh.. blUer Willie . !biG: elDaii<I ID complets the lliNim b!lrlll. lloil ~ """ lllwl out lb& Padre& In file nl::th, recoh'ed erecllt for lb& vle1Dr7 willie .Jf>bnnJ POOre• derecl The Rio Grallle Collep Reel- er ate~ 'and "'" ,r ei!- by men apllt a doliJieheaderwlth lb& 111rr3' Beanelt · In tl:e ......S. to 1«811 tile .la101. illll McDoo•llh waa OJe piiatlllder'~\lholce aecl Slaul)hto"' waa !Greecl aut at hclni for the 'IICOIII rlllo .·· Catcher 'Dick ~:i... 11\10 con!etflold llld llfoU-errora seDI three •pen._ home wltl: runa. 1/nloll acorecl oni run In tho baUom Gf tho IOVODtil. RloGrandewMI~ F.vea Redman C<lach Dm Shivon got Into the second 1111b18 aa 111o Grande paraded four pltcbera · to the lllOUllllo Gory rarmo<ty sllrtecl, worked three lnnll!P alii was replaced b7 Barr)' Bennett In tho fourth. Slllvero pltchecl t1:o Otlh and Ste•e Slaugltler worked the lest IWO lr&moa to get creel!! to< the win. Dmham atarted tor Vnloo alii -en . with .famed Richardson Tlble ,With W filler ,' · l ! l Reds Take Second Win In Row, 4-2 POWER ·POMKArliE u.. 1\.TameCong:ar rl .... .· RIZER OIL (0. their.... 1 School. ha boo CO.Wer • n a teacher alii assistant football ccach atWeU.ton high school for lhe past tilree yesra. He Ia the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob ~-1 J kson •-w o-•· •• ~,..r 0 IC aDI wao a otsr lineman alii all~ 1 til 1ronman •eaau• JIO,r ormer or 0 football team In the late 1950's. He Ia a graduate or Morehead Slats Unlveralcy where he also · ' ' pla)'ed Ylraity tootllall. , , John is marrlocl with 1111 cbUd , ahl realaea on West l!roadwa)' . In Walloton. His II!I>Olntmenl waa made b)' , tho WeUaton elC, aehool booJd Monday evenlqr, E. lllln ll)llrmlnga: KC •. , , , • 250 010 5-13 19 2 HT • .... ,000 000 0- 0 3 4 GalllpollowW bailie Athena ·eoatern Ohio ' --- haaeball ciuqllonahlp. The Bulldoca 11111 be aeek,_ 1- tl:eir aoconcl SEOAL baae- ·~ ball crown In a row, :u:d foorth otilledc crown cluriJV the 196• •t hool ~ Athenians ~,:m ae year. ... already oorn tho ":, •: ~~k;~~~t ""' montl:. t$fOnt THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL! * COLEMAN FUEf •;,.rAt:hlftt$1 99H5i5 Our popular FULL 4-PLY NYLON CORD TIRE C!' wesmm 2ND AVE. POMIIDJ !!!~~~~!!!~~~~~~~~~~~!!!~~ on Memorial Field, 4:1Sp, m., Rrlcla7 tor tho 1969 Sooti1- r-----------------.. itel&aiaot hila In e\'OI')'In::l::g tl:e tlrot ott Grant except t1:e Mh. The)o wore lin- .In Jackoali, Wlten1nn1nr Fete Rose cJou. gila by Van Jollnaon, eatl <IIJr. blad, took tl:iniM I POlled ball die) Demooke¥, 1111gar Allbott, IIIII &cored oo an lnlleld aJncle alii p.,.p IIIII IICOIII 1::::1nr b.1 Ball Tolan. double b)' Ball Bur.tette. The Recll' run was llelga Rlghtbonder John I11)911 scorecl In lb& _ . . l::::lnr wont the dlatence, fi:mnbv five, Wlte:: Pat Carraleo olnlliecl :u:d hlt!IJJI two, 1111 walk!Jw two. rounclocl tl:o balll Cll ........ . Lanlpr, WI10 plckecl 111!i'•vic- · rar• b7 Dorrll Cba::t,J IDII tory, atruck <Ill toUr aixl per- Rora. ' · mltted two booN .., baliL PerJim lferrltt l'iekecl "" tbo 111:: ry, In'hla brief relief role, Alnnecl for Clneln::all 1lal bad Ill b& reone :u:o1 walked .,., llavecl In tl:e nlr:tl: when be , Atbanl , , , . 061 OQ2 0-3 7 0 PYI lljl I~~ to~ Cal. Kelp •• , • 000 ooo 1,-1 6 1 Uaon :u:d a elnile to CGOkle Jlo.. 14111aar <WP>, Pem m •Ill .Ju. · 11 N. , I!.... ~~alii P~U. ntlrecl.tl:o- walk- '•XX$:"•'''~' 2''-<*"""'x.,.,.,~,·-···x·:··· ::::;~.:M:::x~<i:~~~~);?>:~::«~~~:~;:~ MIDDLEPORT . BUY NOW AND SAVE 2nd nre tow "· ~---. cbnllructlon features •• ..• sturdy turned nutmeg finish fOI'llaallng Ill* FRANK HERALD'S · ........ ' .... ,. ....!! • 15 U:.: 'b. 9 95 •.GO-!I .,,... as 1. •a TAIJ,E AND FOUR$ CHAIIII 42• Round Extenalt.. lm • r • the IICOIII _ ., II·, ncb .lrent two for roo., I n • • a, ~ b)' .,........ , • 1'01' the R' ~,- 1111 Md'r ' Kyger Creek Blanks Hannan Trace 13-0 iJP '& .A CoiOniJI Dining ,· Vnl~ , Wiele Bodldoga, .loelni SWve Slaughter, WltOl'IJI eh&rpcl 8-7 and wlblblrw lo.B, WednoadoJo i<!tl: 1111 lou, worked 11111aattwo aftemion lntl:olalthome-- ln::I$JII, o&lt -~ · flvi: anee ot the 1011011 .., tho Stanley Mike !lU)o went the tlrat five !4U[Jhlin wU two tor line lid L. EYIIII Atl:lllllc Flolcl. fr&mea fGr Unloo IIIII Wll reDave · lfl&don and BUI l!farriNoi wore IICb two for four, McD!Iro'l!le ha..., GIIO'doubl.,. · lleoecl b,y lleldwln In 1111 alxth. 11)1 United Preas lnllrJatlonal b-r left to '""'11le~ thia sea- 'l!le lledmen ,.,.,.,..seYOIII'IIIIM *&b IIIII Mike Serio had t!MliN, NATIONAL LEAGUE ICII _ Sollinll7 w11en t11e1: ~ fl.. lllll pi! ..-Sr.ale tor five RtoGrande'aooll,ioxtnbooll:llo. Hebnr, Pit 23G: '1: : ~~ with 1111 Ooklalll Clt7 Collop wolka. ~In got tile win. ·--~ J.,.s,NY Eltrab&oehltaforUnloolntl:e 32120 27 47 392 Ookl at Oaklalll CIC,, Ild. Rio H. Aar All 31 108 21 41 ' 380 Grallle Ia biObl 13-8 for the tint pnle lnrluded dcdlleo by on, • ,.., IJi all pmoo and 5-6 In the AYOslia~~~> alii Boldwln alii a J.,.a, Mtl 30 110 16 41 .373 , Ka:auckf bllercolleglateAtl:lllllc hCIIIOrun b7Kenllullena. Mullelll Maya, SF 27100 15 35 ,350 CCiiiflnnea. alii Chorle• Smallwood paced the Alou, Pit 32 136 18 47 .346 pmea Wedre• were Bulldojp: In the llrot game each Sp~r, Chi 25 80 13 'l1' .338 WM bJ 1111 10\'tntl: l..W.. VniM wltil three hits In three trlpo to Laboy, Mil 30 Ill 10 37 .333 puahecl over tl:ewillllqrrunlntl:e the plate. Baldwin waa two for be, H<M& 3612116 40 .331 top o1 the s e - In the tlrll three. Alou, AU 29 122 22 40 .328 game. The Redmon Iced tho oocIll..., Hekera had Rio Gnllle'a AMERICAN ·LEAGUE ond conteot wltil tbreO 1'11118ln the only extra bose hit In t1:o nrst went four frames. He was rl~· G AB R H Pet. top of lhe aeventl: alii the Bull- ccn,at - a _.., Mike Serlo, lleoecl b)' Boldwln In the fifth and Clrw, Min 24 103 2ll 41 .398 docs scored .,. In tltelr lalf ol BW Morrison, Bill Me~, Baldwin nnlshed tho oonteat to Ptrcoll, Boa 31106 21 38 .358 the ae...,ntil. Dlek Laughlin ahl Dave Jll&don set ehargecl with the loss. F. RbMn, Bal 35 131 30 44 .336 F1RST GAME bod alnsleo. tach 'Piu• '•• . Ironically, Steve Slaughter, o & 014 TiN OIIYI, Min 29 118 19 38 .322 The Bolildol[l broke a 7-7 tie SECOND GAME loser of the firat corteat, Wll Murcr, NY 34 137 23 44 .321 In tl:e top or tile ~~- or the An Identical situation existed willl~r of the seconJ game. All;! Blair, Bal 34 14:1 33 46 ,317 first pme when Bill golDs Into the llnallr&me of tile for Union. Baldwin, who got the Cawr, o.J< 31 124 18 39 .315 sl~ stole second and went to aeemd sam• - It was 7-71D the win in the ftrst game, was loser Crdns, Min 29 110 12 34 .309 tillrd .., a pused ball. lllldwiD top Gf tile 10lml:lg. BW in the se~olli game. Ulheclr, Min 28 107 23 33 .308 acored t1:e wirmiJV run Wlton Ken Morrl1011 struck out to <t)On lhe Moore alii Savage paced UoC~ro, Boa 29 115 16 3~ .304 MuUOIIalngled, mak!Jwltll-7. Rio lm)llw for tile ~en. , the 1011. Home Runs tailed to aeore In t1:o bottom or Slave SlaUjJiiter waa hlt b7 a Ala """"-'• t!Nroakl::g NadOIIII Learuo! Me~,SF, the aeventh. pitch. Mike Serlo was sole on an homer In lbe tl:lrd lnnlnr and Dillon eolleeted12hltaol!three erriD' wltil Slaugbwr moving to Lee 1117'1 homer In a. elibtb Perez, l-'lil, COpOdo alii W71111, Hoo 8; Joneo, Mtl, Ape, NY, Rio Grande pitchers. Lam Mill· aeccnl. Chris Stiverson walked were tl:o blr bl<lws for llle Recill Santo, Chi, May :u:d Johnson, Cln ao Jim Merritt """ hlo tl:lrd pme will: niMIWmiDg relief 7. American Leogue; Howard, help from Georp Culver. DBI'CII Jollblaon drjJVe In both Wash 13; F. Rd>inlon, Bait alii PbUadelphla n:na with a cb:blo Jackson, Ook 11; Petrocelli, Boa· alii Mureer, NY 10 In the llrot lmiDg. Runs Batted In Joe Torre - e ·!D ..,. 1'llll NatiCIIIII Leope; Banko IIIII wltb a elnile and Vada PIMm, Santo, Chi and Tolan, Cln, 27; Freolunan righthander Cheater KYGER CREEK (13) · back In the lb;elljl for the tlrll Wlpl J.,.o, Mtl aecl Cepeda, 26. blankecl tl:o Hannan Traee PLAYERPos. AB R H time since outl'ertng a bolrllne Wlldeato on three hlto wec~re.. QuWen, c, • • .• • . • 2 2 1 American Leaguei Murcer, N fra<ture In bla right leg Cllill,y 2, hit a lleritiCI ll,y In tl:o Y 36; Howard, Wash 30; F. Jl<t>. day evenlnc ao the K,ypr Creek Henson, c • . . • . • • , I 1 1 inaon, Bait 28; Killebrew, Mirm, Bobcats pUecl ~a 13-0 booeb&ll Metzger, 2b, • ·• • • •• 3 1 2 fourth lnnlnr ·-- - Monday, Ook a.'ld Conlsllan, Boa victor)' over tile Wlldcatoatller- )L Beebe, 2b, •••..• I 1 1 cervllle. 24. ib'aell, lb . • ••.•. , 5 1 3 Pltchlrw Wipl famed nine alii walked Rothpb, rf, . . ••••. 5 1 1 NotiOIIJI League: Nlekro, All none in p08tin8 his aeeond win ,Spaulding, as, •.•••• 5 0 2 6-2; Hogan, Chi 5-0; Holi,ztnan, against no aelhacka. E. Thomas, 3b, • • ••• ~ 1 2 Chi 5-l; Marlchal, SF, and JonkIt was tile Bobcato ninth win Wigal, p, • • •• • .•• 3 1 2 inti, Chi 5--2; Perry, SF, Dierker. agalnst three setbacks. Hannan Roush, cf, , •• , , .. , 3 1 1 Hou and Singer, LA s.-3. Trace is t-4 on the year, Parsons, et. ••••••••• 1 1 1 American League: Odom, Oak N. Swain was char&ecl with the Moody, It, •. .. .• • •. 3 I I alii Culp, Boa 11-1; McNally,llalt loss. He ... o relieved b)' E. Mont- K. Thomeo, If, ..••.. 1 1 I PHILADELPIDA (UP0 5..0; Pattin, Cal 5-l; stottl01117re, gomacy In the oeYOnth. Swain TOTALS •. , .. . . .. .37 13 19 Home Nil were the order~ NYaiiiMcLaln,Dets-3. wllkedtwolllllfannedtwo. HANNAN TRACE (0) Flbmootl!lii.Ati,.that the c1o,y for the Cine- Rod&. Maynard, D. Daniels and L. Jot- E. Montgomery, 2b, •. 3 0 0 fl1hl1 squirm ... aaII'IIIT"" Aiix Jolm!Kil ond Lee !era were the onb Wlldeata to Maynard, 1!, •• , , , • • 3 0 I tho lor lonfll' Fifo ....., l l i ~ end lmprov11 raid Wfp. dlcl the honors tor tile Redo • o1 ,. the pitching ann or w•-• ..... QUOOII, cI, • • • . . .•• 3 o o w._sc'117 nllii!Jt Wltel: t be~ For the winners, Wade Henaon D. llllnlela, lb, ••••.• 3 o I White lalls ooej' ~9~·~tii,alof ,.: IPH'Q Y II"''J..." " .I:. ' . alii Earl Thomas hod·d,..mtos. ' J, Sinon, ........... .a go .~1 ' SIIF\\f;llliillla~t :;:;;~..-e.·r~.'rz e~p~.-. i~ f.fV!clol)', ~ 0. , Pf',RfliJ · \AIOCII ' Tom H,yaeU, Ken·ThCIIIas 1l'll d'" L. J&trers; 3b; , .... , • 3 ···----·~-...,. _ _ _ _ __ PbJ,IIdelp l'blllles. , · · Wlp! belted trilles. N, Swain, p, ...• , •• , , 2 0 0 I It aie ileda . !Ike lllliiabt'l Johlli\Y COIIJII!r, a Jackson high ll,yger Creek w!U playHuntlq- S. Daniela, c, ........ 2 0 0 IJIIbl8, · 1111 tllbll In a tl:rto- school graduaiA!, Is tho new head tM Eaat ,today. Box aeore ol Chapman, rt, ••...••• 2 0 0 oerlel, the)' 11111 OYell football cooch at Wellston High Wednesday a coolest: TOTALS ..• •....•.• 24 o 3 OIIC8 In the th\rd IMingandACI:Ied aon rec:ord tO 111-16 ind be in a Ita :rlrml 1 the slxtl: tor pOittlM ID start Cllmbb:g 1n the 3.: yjIV runa n h 1 u ..- • Natlonel League'a WelllerD Dl~~llioJo .:,:r..; ~;;:,: , v111on 'nnldr:p. · 'l!le Redo curr..,. Blend In I llllblhe. , Mara"• fourth ·•·- In the cllvlslon lib: C<lae Run Moore I ...- pmtl _..... • behind flr1J41aee Allan era took their seccnlloos In two 11 • TOQJ Clonlnpr, WI10 baa 1J11b181 irlth Albans. It wu 3-0 In tl:o ham• half ot loll tour' ol flvo this 18&1011, •-•- wb ...:._ _. again&! Rick Wloe IIIII the tl:e ...I • en _.. •- l'llll I~ tlrot bolter Cll booe 11 sop!>. I. . omore C::tcher Ge,. p.,.n WedDesday nl&bl'• CCII!eot walked. wao decl II 2..2 In tl:e i:hlnl In· , _.,._ h 1er LonJ.. Dins Wltel: Joi:nlbOil hit his - gar~:: ti..";;';iedurln ,.;... of en11: homer to IJIOYe 1111 Recio Ptl'l')', 1lal he then walkecl &qlbo- In !rC11t. Ma7 added tl:e lnaurmore Jetr 'l)'o Iiiii ll<lltiomOre anco IUD In the ellltlh oil re. pinch hitter Sian WUICII elilllecl lieYar Jercy Johnaon, Powell home. q::clmatl'a llrat tall,y came eu:: ,. Rednien Split Ih)nblehe~~ ,BERRfS, ~- II> , ' ' '' �'~I ' ' , ,, ' ~- -\~"\ . • r• ' '!): ~ 11-, ' ,,i \ ' . ~ ~ .. :1, ' ••..· ~· -,' •f. '' . ,j ' .' ' ' ' ' ' '· .. Pushea w ti~~ '. . ' ··t - ~ Lead.·in.g ·B.a. Itifu~.·. ·re ~~~i!· . . .~i!~a=S . •••OA'Ii 1Sof·wwlll!lf·•a. . ' < ·· : : ' ' · I'' .t;.,. , -C:hii6. ,;'-l.i"'!' ~J.),'''.. ,' ' :'H,..,._, IIII•......,..... boosted him past hlo !96811pro ~~~~ to .~"' • pme The~~ IMI"*IM• .. I'Ubll<lllklit ct alii lie's ball!~ a hl&bll belliail .B o!jlm,... in 1111 Eaort. · ......U-... NeGri lii•P!«. ~~ "'' ··\f·:_ •. ·' ·'' • 111 JOE CARNICELU UPI Sparta Writer The BaiUmoro Orioles c:ontl!llo to ilold llrll plaee in the American League's Eastern Dlvlaioo 11111 . me of the big reasons cwld be Paul Blair's sucklen emergence as a power bitter. La at seasOn, Blair, bothered b7 a 108, Injury, batted •211 with seYin home runs and 38 runs batted in as the Orioles ftnished oecond, 12 11111\es beblllll Detro!~ Blair smashed his '. ' ' seventh ao:l eighth homers of tho 881scm Wednosday night to •.' reiiPO"tablo.317torankslxtbin lbo leagUe. El-bere in tile American League, Boston ni]l111d 'Aidand, 2-1, California edged Washln&ton, . 1-0, Chicago blanked Detro!~ 6-0, Clovels!ld d.,..,ed KanSIS City, 3-2, in lllnni~s and Now York otowed Seattle, 5-4. Blair Hm~ers Blair homered off ibe loft field loul pole with a man onto climax a fiv&-run outburst In the seeollll Inning against rookie Dick Woolson and hit a solo homer In the fourth. Blair's two-run single in the fifth capped a thre .. run burst which hel?ed Tm! Phoeoos record his !ourth c:onseculive vletory with- lead tbs dlvl!dor>-leadlntii Orioles to a 9-8 victory over the Mlnnesata Twins, the Western Divlsloo ll'ontrumors. Blair aloo singled in two rwts to give him n.. RBIS for the ni&ht and 20 lor the . ...., just out dofea~ Tom Conigliaro sl~ed In 18 leBS dian his entire output of both runs as the Red Sox beat last - - His two home runs '' l liriiDitlaloo; .:..___. . ; Wiib the ~ tied &I 1•1, Da1toil .....,, ' - e d In the ollh1ll and kioer aMid< ~ ~ wilked, .CUI Yu. trzemski ql1ajd, stole III<GIId alii occnd BooiAIII'i llrst 1'1!!' em · Cc>nlllllro's ~srwla. ror ~ -· ~ 1111 CUip, ibe AL loader in brGom ~ l)lrJ Hart,~ s-11, added · 11 more il!llled. 114 lllve J1G110111 )iii~ Weotlel!ll¥ DIJI!IID w11111D1 Ida_ DaH. i.tpicoiiiJ, Mcll a · ...... slxih pmeaplnst•loss. J!ool<t. CUloe May 111111!11td hlo ldDth ' - ' r ot tbs ... 1011 to back Gal')' Peter•' alx-1111 pltehl~ ...S 1Md Ute Wblo Sox owr Dotrol~ MaJ -.red wltb 1101111 out In 1111 l'ourlh oil losor Jnlln Hiller for Chlcaao's llrot 1'1111 lnd lluono JOIODIIIICII> doUbled In 1w0 inore In a 'fauNun obib ."""'...., -" ' _.._ '• • •Uuel ...,._t! W~. 1 ·· •• • ] ' . wllbiiU ·Jiliiii:s, ~.. ,... ~ Rilulll w1111 ·two dDia- blu 11114 ~ illJo, Jc1m Jollii. Ilia, two didle• iilol two'& . ~Clark, blrJ aile~~ tel' RGulll!,lll ft11i II!I!&IU ~ illld•CI!o• ,'l'IIIIDQ. IJiw. a-ill, Brie lllli'itllad 111D11f Clark, llclla..... , Wllloma JJi 0tS 0:..18 it\ 1 SIUbenl 1 a 201 $-, · 1 ,; ~- S ifd,'tiicko.d, I I ' ' ~. t.ir.. · ~ L. Womlr, '"" Gollla't11 will lake Jiar! ~ llrL IW'old •·W, ~. !Ira. tbt SEO Db&rlet _........ ·~ Rcl1 Ro11; llrl' Ro~ ul:llii lt lbO ~- ~ llri. l..wtl (!aiD, •YH. JOlla J•.. ,, Cll& ,t . . . .. fl')' ·liid,>il6at ~/ 'llrL 1lo9 .,.._., Tom' Uord lld>orl ~ lind lniiDt - . :illll ~"· ~ pa~IIIIP.... ' Uo allad< Willa 39 atrcllill . .h. 9ni lladlh bid I tO, lllb Orr . Ullll M. ~ .42. 0117'11oild•' 37 paced llll',lcll- . ·en. Bob JledmeD bad 43, J!JIII Z - U; 1IGull t? lnd •111M f'r7 tl, . ' .•, Clle-.r •, 1. ',o •A . . . . . . lb~ S~ta ' ;" ·' ~· CONTRACT RENEWED PHILADELPIDA (UPO ,... The a.. Gronddaughjer Closs Salutatorian PbllUII.IIhla Ea81ea w.., renewed the contract ot otreaelvo llle Coach Dick stillfel for the 1969 National F_.. -29. &GNu·s· CHOR.D . SCHUffT'S AND ORG•. AN.· W ._ITI[._H .fl ~'N ~ ••,,.& ~"'A ''!f, . XED" '"' NDY KIDDIE SHOP Leo!PlO ....... Stonfel joins bead Coach Jerry WIUieml as the on1J of !be Ea81es' atrate. ID' board d8llod io datB ill' General llatlapr Pate RetzWr. member• H BREAD < • •' ,, ••• • ' ' IMAiL·SIZE·'.; ~,. , . '{)JiJ {IJ ,r,,, 1 f'l ':.l . r' ~ 'led.:i 1 1("~( ·, . ' ere comes our OF .. ; ' . MtNT FLAV()R SEN,f!:RANKUN"' Introducing the 12 month ' DAY SERVICE MAY MAY r.1AY how to Brighten dull walls NEBS Pain Reliever '· \ ' .' ' . ""-rril TAMPON Super or Reruh• MAY · MAY T f S $1.98 REG. 32~ ASPI MAY' ·""..·"·11 . PRESENTs LETI'EJt -' Wlbama Director. Gerald Slm,ProHDII a llrll y., bllltlletter.10 Dick Walldu, - of HVera1 n-bero c/.1111 White FalcooiiiiiG. Jliil,....._ GBU Summer Operung' Set u , GIRLSIIATCHI"G SHORTS a- J _ l I : melif!: Jii~GIIIJ/Q~ e\'~f)'IIIIC's.taste:, ''· ' .. w-.l•. a:IS;6iei1411-klnl?matehsL . • ' I : ' lluml (WPj, l:larll (f), Jldlr. ' Peters struck out 111reto IIIID (II) lad Gi117_11Ut, da..,. cl. Mr ..... 111'1. ~ batlsn to ,...eb Ute 1,000 mark J18olal (I) IIIII Law1-.:· !~!eN~ ,adllll(1111nldauPIn career atrl"-11. .... of Mr•.l!loi llrL A11o!l Jlnw• (RIVER NO'S Morton W.UC. or of Portland. Rene- CaBO)' eox walked is JIJu qpn, acUw In lbident GAUGES- Galilllollo,l2.2and B - Morton wltb tbo bases lflalrl, wiU ........ Silo 21.7 n11111ns 32 feet ot rollers: • - In the abollt lnni~ to 11 a moalber of ibe w-n Pl. Ploaaant, 2.1.26; Pomeroy • foree In tbe JllJIO's on1J run •• PI'O~ Qlurc:ll .and af Ita 14a1011, 23.2%; Hlntm, 1.78 fall. The _,lug date for tbo 1969 the Angela boat W111dqjton. Mls• LIDdl Close, wbo Is aafu. youih choir. lib• wiU ...... Mila 1ntr. KanaWba Falla, S.S7 falling; &uruner Quarter at Gallipolis Washlnaton atarter Jim lllfto latorian at Waterford H 11 h Collqe, Col1111bus, in J,... to Charleston, 18.89 rlalnl. J..on. Buslooso College has been set nan walked Jim Fr-1 alii School, Waterford, OJdo. !1 ·1111 study IBM PliiCIIIitw. ' ·. dcm and Marmot, numiDg 0.25 of for Juno 12 lor all da,y elaosoL JloiOr Repoz around Jay· a foot ot rollers; Winfield, run. Ail peraons who plu to on- Jobnstooe's sirwle to load iba Still Nail)' Special Le.fl in 0111 n1ng one foot of rollers. roll at GBC are urgod to contoet baseL Cox reUeYOd .m struck BOAT MOVEMENTS: the business enilege office now out Aurelio RocJrl&uol before of Values Sale! Ch,ck Each Departme•tr .. GALLIPOLIS LOCKS - Titan for lnlormation and registration walkl~ Mortoo on 1 3-1 pitch. down 6:8> p.m.; Solvay doWn9:10 forms as there are on1J a few Hoyt Wilhelm pitched throe p.m.; steel Express down 10:30 vacancies remaining for new stu. 11111~ of Oft&ohlt relief to p.m.; Buckeye !late down 12:40 dents. These remalninS vacan. preserve the vletory for Jim a.m.; llarvo,y Jordan down 2:45 cios will be filled on a lirst - McGlothlin alii record bla 1.m.; Fort Dearl>om down 3:45 come, llrst.oorved ba!ds. No on- seventh save of the • • a.m.; Alan R. Mor!111 doWn 3:55 rollmento will be ae<epted after Jose Cardona! slrwled. · stole · a.m.; Rdlert P, Tlbolt up S:IO June 2, GBC Is approved for nt- second and third .m scoret1 on You'll llod It ot thl1 oioro: a.m.; Queen City up 7:40 a.m. or8118 training rights under the EUI Rodriguez' error at homo Gro~oootlon Cardo, Co1t11etlc KANAWHA RIVER - London, new Bl Bill. plate In the llib innl~ to boost Gilt Solo, llllfol~o, Hoilkloo, E110 West VIrginia down 6 a.m.; Gallipolis a.slooss COllege, tho Indians over the fto1ala. Hooe, Sllpo, Gla11waro, Sots Marmot, Nallonal down 6:10 a. loc:ated in the Wiseman BuUdlng ·cardenal was on third Wbon of Dtoh••· Jewelry a..... m.; Winfield, Quac)l(ta up 8p.m.; at Second AVO!IIe and Locust Tom Horton grounded out to Hair Dr_,.on, Tranohtor and Ta~le Radloo. letter p,ICod H. E.BowlesUJl9:40p.m.; Georlle Street, oilers nine to fifteen short. Cardensl brob for the glfll all .... tho o!ON. : T. Prlee up 11:25 p.m.; Elgor. months' courses In Aceountin& · plate after the putout .m e1ur down 12:50 a.m.; Glendora General OUice, Secretarial, Ex- scored the wlnniJw run Wbon down 4:35 a.m.; MI. up 5 ecullvo Seeretsrial. and Ills(. Rodriguez droA>ed llrst bill&II a.m.,· 1'1>111 R. doWn 6:20 a.m.; ness AclmlnlstraUon. Classes are man Chuck Harrison'• throw. Lalla c. 9!earer cloWn 6:30a.m. held daily, Mooda,y tbroutil1 FrlTom Tresh's IWIH'WI - . r . _:-."l 1 •iii OHIO RIVER_ Look. If, Wes- da,y, from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. In tbs olghtbolll!llng, his llrol of " ~ 1... P~.WIIIIPH...:....~~J, ~ at ~~··tM·~4... ·~--I~Y~ ....Ifll!,..j --tn~~~"',......·'' 10 ' flliliiier up 4:20 p.m.; OVEC up transferable · to several - Seattle and snapped a slx111J1111 "' fi'J \.A 7:t0 p.m.; A. v. Criss up 8:2.1 year colleges. Yankeoloollll! streak. p.m.; Norlbem up 3 a.m.; AnJimmie Hall opened the MAKE P!)MEROY YOUR SHOPPING CENTER . . . ' drew P. CalboltD llP b.m.; Char- TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY eigblh with a triple W Treah lea K. don 5:50a.m.; Lock IS, followed with his homo run to Jolla I'Usblk apt a.m.; Lock 16, Notice give New York a S.: leG. The Jol!or- up 10:20 p.m.; Cllntoo THE RACINE Volunteer Fire Do- Pilots rallied for two runs in : ·- OPEN Ea~tl.tain SttHt up 11;30 p.m.; Lock 17, ilUn<an partmenl will sponsor I bam the last of the ninth before stan Fri.""~ Sot. Nlto POMEROY OHIO Bruce down 2:30 a.m.; bliana llalmaon relleYOd with- out Till 91111! • ap 4:10 a.m.; 1'1111 D; downS a. shoot SUnlay, May IS, begl.,. alii struck out tho next lhrM .FRIDAY m.; Jalm lladd Dean down 5:30 Dl~ at 1 p. m., at the former batters. lldJlQ> Hill !arm on lbo lllclnoa. m.; Bellevlllo Locks, Mork Bashan Road. Hams, bacOIII EutiD Ill> 8 p.m.; Ranpr up 8•· and two ball hogs to be awarda; p.m.; L. Flore up 1:50 a.m.; eeL p eecl ~ Locka, liBioll R. up 5,. roc s to now omerg• 40 p.m.; J, S. Lewis down 10:20 ency truck fulll. p.m.; !Alb' Klmberl,y down 11:30 5-15-3tc p.m.; Wolter Cltrl,y down 1:05 Lm.; ·C,rpreu up s a.m.; !'lllllp !\1om up 7:40 a. m.; lfeltlabl Locka, Diane Bosworth up 2:50 · p.m.; Boule Walker up 3:55 p. m.; VaiYollle up 1:40 p.m.; Bar. bora down 6:50p.m.; Seat O'Toole up7:20 p.m.; Allblandup In At 9- OUt At 5 8:05 p.m.; Ellllla Woods up 10 . ' Our fir.• Pa'rklnt I ot p.m.; Bud< FteoiDitl doWn 11:30 p.m.; Rm!DIWOod up 1:20 a.m.; Cotlnn ~ down 3:4)5 a.m.; 216 t:. 2nd, Petnwoy Franco• Steven~ don S:tO a. 90 Mill St., Mkhll•port m.; ROle G. down 6:05a.m.; Am - u p 7:05a.m. Inning. . . SOu!MUtiin :oblo't Newest'& Flnelt-'·i · · :· odlnllatiJJ. I• , ill....•.·~ ' ' · .' · Nor&L, ·Cnii,Ho!..,II.DI!I9·· -' rR£51'AU RANT & P·ARTY .ROOII , . . . · w....,..~Mib.·Qevllii· W'm!t.e ""' ~. ~ N; ceftt.t, •.wJ!ST IROADW4Y > ~ W!LUTCiN,' OHICh till ..-.; ~ CJ.n !~iii'• 'l,'!lh'7 a ( ,~· llarGid illlr· 6612> ,..;' . . • . ' \. ol!l lfl""'" ~ moi't ;(:h ~eli: , J4ln . '1 ·GAllS lhall, Ill'•· ~ II. ~· a-oq..' ~ u tbt njlu!t ill lu.. DPIJ•. di(oated w~ Doll• J; ~~~under•; Mrl. . car~ · W.wflil·il~ · ,,,., ttr samplnur ex,ellent ~l!tsi~ ; WOlkL 1!te Fll~ ilur.... (t!l. .'· ,15~1111 011 1111 lotSl ll'*" Wf"' ~., a,,, RGbert W. SIIIOii, . Jeaw!N! ~1e4ks, chqps, s~afoo.~,}~lc•e~·· Ina ........ .;.u.-latne~ llfldiY ~........ . ' ' Jr., -~. " - ' s; SDtllb; Jr., · 'dln~rs for ike 'entire [4111ib ,,plus a 1Gnllulk:h oL · · · · · .,jj· ... The Wlli._l~ft ,GilllliollJ wllll • Jerrr ·lo. · ~,)jR. J...s T. I' . REG. 1. 73'.~ . •• ~ MAXFACfOR LIGHT COLOGNE MIST Four fabled fragrances each wi!h a hillt of Spring e. ~' i·" I ," .; • r~~ I I •• , , l' 11 " . ' ,,, . ., J" .' > HYPNOTIQUE • PRIIIITIF GOLDEN WOODS • PROMESSE CAPTURED IN NEW CRYSTAL. ~ E. FLACONS. , "' ''" each $1 �Tho Middleport Bulintla ll1d Profesllonal Women's Club lldt week went .., reeord In """"'" ol the tormaUm ol tho Melp MotrqiO]ltan Housing Authoril;y and pnli)Oaed tax revlalms ror financing eGicalion In Ohio. Meeting Tue!dl,y nlibt at the American Legion hall in Middleport, tho club passed reooluUons " of endorsement ol both propo- sals. Alter the housing authority Ia tho Melga County Commissioners, It must then be awroveol by ' •' ' ( ' '" . ' awarcl ror ieeompll..,.... durIng lbe pasl year, llld 111 awarcl for having -oored WRAP(ll'omen'a Jte-orlbDII,)' for Ai:ddent ProventiOil). The MJddlepori club Ia oue ol 127 clubs 1o receive the certlllcate for WRAP Issued by Governor James A. Rhodes. Presented at the meellng WIIS an lnYitatial tAl tho club members tAl be pesls at a meotllll ol the Gai!IIJolls Club on JlJQ' 19. A !bank you note was read from &!san Gerlach, Buclu!7e Girls Slate repreaentatlve, along with s communlcaUoo !rem Girl Stale officials thanldng the club for sponsoring a representative. A note or appreciation wasalooread rrom Janet Manual. Mrs. Kunzelman, Rose Rey. ooids, and wuma sargent were appointed 1o the nominating committee. Phyllis Howe, one of tho guests from the Gallipolis Club, wail presented as 4 •BualneaaGirl kll•. . ~-"' , ,( . ~ All'• KlmboriJ 'lad Eclitll IJ!doiiU)Illar, .. ............ ··".• AitttaalAIWilda ·--...-.sn-..s WerMr, 'fbtoDce by • - · ~~~; A,lll Bal. ley, ' ltoslell; \ liontta Sul""" emblem sc·ou,\foiJIIer . retlll'ned Tui,.,. ·nlalit afler 11(101111111 the , as' a't Oscar's . W and· .(edoratioa; ..,_.. paat W"'\ ID' Pllteburgb, ·Pa., Pratt, world ofWro; 1'11\oUII Ba- with Mf, .anihlrt. DoaieiJ-a. ker, d,Ve~opmen~; NelSoO-n !'oil" Globaltar, whoH, lie V!'le. apeelal aii'Olra. Edith certb ·-~ted boot !ftinllll Forrest ._ted on lbe seholar- at tho Groat Lakft ~val Trai,.. IIIII Slat!on, ia h<lne on l~vo. He 11111 lUnd eommendlrtgBetiQ' nlqtlam who wlll qaJn lids yeor will report to New. LoNion, Com. receive asolotaneo from tho club. for lllrther trainillfl follolrillfl his 01 lbo MlddleporiFirstVnltedPrea. b7t*rlsn Church ns belcl..-nt. 11 at o.car•i'Resiaurant In GolllpoUs. Followlnl the dinner tho sroup ew.. ,..... retumed to tho home of ' loiJ'I. n.Io Walburn for tho bualneas Mrs. Doris ~ncer is heme II was a110 noted during tho from Univertlty HQ~Pllal, COium• -tine. Dev«<ona carrYtnsout report period 1M! live new mem. buL She wUI return there on tho theme "Faith" were given bert li&VO been reeelved IniAl tho June 13 and Ia scheduled for heart by lolra, Tom KeiiJI. Site read acrlplure from HebrOWI and a elub .mlng the past yeor, surgery on June 17. omcers for 1969~70 were m. poem entitled "I' a Up to You." Glrta were p r e - to Mrs. ataUed dorlng the meeUng by " . Mrs. Larry Allderam pve tho . Caddo, the prealdont, and Mrs. Joanne Woed, president of the WOIIWI ollbe Bible uolniTimar Wood lor lnalalllng the olllcers. Gl]llpollo Club. InstaUed in a ror her topic. An arUclo tlll:ltled 'l'llo traveling prize was _. ~ ceremony where a flower was "Women" waa read by '!olra. MloaWUson. presented to each officer were l!'.dward crooka, w11o also aave The dlmer precedlngthemeotBetcy Conkle, president; Grace the Bible study on the 8th chaplns was served by the Lsdles Pratt, vice prealdent; Dorinda tor of M&Ubew. Auxiliary of Foono;y • Bennett Wilam, treasurer.!! and Mar)' K\ln.. of the Year" from District 15. A picnic""' plamed for JUly. other Gallipolis Club guests were Post 128, American Legion. zelman, secretary. Mrs. Fred Lewloml Mrs. Waf. The state coovention to .be held Mr. and Mrs. Olarles A. Brad- burn """ed a dessert oourBe. In DayU>n, May 16 and 17 was an.. bury and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis DOUDCed by Mrs. Conkle. At that So.uer were in Marietta Sunday lor Ume the Middleport club wll1 re. a Mother's lll,l' dinner staged by celve two awards, the criteria Alpha Sigma Phi Fnternity. Ala Brsdbury ard George So.uer are A wi-.- roaat to be held at members or tho fraternity. The annual mother • dsugltter elude the program, Peggy ll1d The mothers werepreaentedcor· the park on- Route 35 was party or the Women's Society of Gene Alrson read a poem, ll1d sages at thedlnnerardaprqiriun ...... Christian So.rvlce or the Enter- Mrs. Alrson and Miss J!ent>pro- of tributes was presented. prise United Methodlsl Church sented on orlglnal oong wblcb Mr. and Mrs. Robert Custer ol tho Bredlord Cburcb ol Chrlat wss held Tuesday nlibt at the challenged the group tAl come to of Olarleston spent tho weekond inet recentlY a1 the clolrch. Mrs. Ruby Mosaman and Mrs. home ol !olra. Edward BoWen. a chUl suwer on May 18 ard to with her parenls, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Bowen presented eorsag. bu,y a hymnal. PorcbaBe of new James Criswell; Madeline Palntcir Jl'esented dees tAl the 17 members and 15 hymnals Ia the current project cart1'lnS: out a "Mather" Mr. ard Mrs. Ebor Lewis of votlona thOJDe. Pro,yC!l' """by Ben RUe. guesls attending the party. Mrs. or the choir. THURSDAY Lebanon spent tho .weekend here Mrs. Thomas Bentz presided Mr. and Mra. RUe, Richard GOTWILIGHT GARDEN Club, 7:· WUI!am Airoon used a television with his mother, Mrs. Helen Lew· 30 Thursday, at the home of show theme for her program. at tho meeting with Mrs. Eldon is, arll other relatives. Mrs. Lew- key and-· Plckena ...-ted Serving as mistress of ceremon- Weeks and Mrs. Buwen giving is accompanied her ..., and refrealunents dUring a COIICludMrs. Gerald Wildermuth. SHRINETTES, 7:30 p, m,, ies she Introduced Mrs. PbUIIp h181>llilrts or the recent state con- daughter·i,..law tAl Athens where venttm whicb thll!' attended. .. Rite will give Thursda¥ at Columbus ard South· Oblinger and Mrs. llm Runnel Mrs. Weeka, Mrs, Francis she visited Sunday with Mr. ll1d devotims at the wiener roast who gave news and sports conern Olllo Electric Co. social Mrs. William Stewart and Mr. cerning the role of the churCh In Culell>n, and Mrs. Oblinger were and Mr•. Elwood Lewis. · Attendlni bealcles those named riXIIIs, Mldclleport. named to thenomlnatlngcommlt. the community. Scripture verses THIRD FRIDAY Club wlllmcet Robert Wayne Sisson, Jr., year were Mrs, Harold Morris, Mrs. at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the were read by Marjorie Bentz for tee. old son or Mr. ard Mrs. Robert Edith Foresl, Mra. Uncia Grlmn Mra. Bentz spoke or the needs home or Mrs. Corrie Meinhart the commercials and there was Sisson, Sr., Is home {lomHolzer and cldldren, Edle ll1d Bellnda, of several mission fields which UNITED ci!URCH Women's muslc including ulsn't Jesus My Hospllal where he recentl,y under· Poll¥ and ChUck Ru'!.,sell, carla key women of Meigs County Lord WonderfUl,., '1>o Lord. n are new to the society. There · went surgery ror hernia correc- llld Becky Rife, Marti Gllkef ll1d was preyer by Mrs. Weeki with Church~•. 10 a.m. Thursday at and ••smce Jema Carne Into My Kallo' ·Wattera ol Fairborn. Mrs. Bowen serving refresh- tloo. tho Trinity United Church or Hearl" ~ the group. For an amateur hour to em- ments .mlng a oodal hour. Christ; By-laws wlll be prepared. R8tarded chUdren'a program . wUI ~ t~scus~ So.~ lunc~ '!! • ~rage pfo1tdi4. • ,. ,, SATURDAY SOUTHERN HIGH School se"' Miss Llnds &nlth, brlde...Iect Richard Friend, Belinda ll1d lors sponsor ~ring carnival of Karl Russell, wis honored Mark, Mrs. Kemeth Russell, open tAl the publlc, 6:30 ro 9:30 Tuesday nigbt with a bridal sbow- Mrs. Roy Smith, Mra, Edward p.m. So.turday in the jmlor hlgtt er at the heme of Mrs. Herold Ball, Mrs. Robert Arnold, Mrs, A $25 contribution ro tho Midschool building, Blackston asslated by Mrs. Max. l!lbal Grueser, M r s. Hugb dleport Vol.-r Fire Co. was Bearha, Mrs. Dorea ArDOld, Mra. lne Arnold. Roger Jeffers and Rhonda, Mra. made by the Hoarthatone Claso The Blackaton home was decol the Middleport First BapUst orated with a rose moUr Includ- George Slsoon, Mrs. Rollin Rad- Clolrch at a meeting Tuesday Ing the( -'!1"\tlch were belted ford, Mro. WUbur Bailey, Mrs. nigbt at the home ol Mr. and Mro. and d~-,i Mrs. Joe Law- PbiJip Radford, MIBB illerrle Milton Hood. rence. Mrs. Lawrence pre~ mackslon and the ltosleases, Harold Hubbard presented deeel Miss Smith with a bride doll Mrs, Maxine Arnold and Mrs. votions uolni ''The Hlab Coot~ Harold Blackaton. cake. Sending gifts were Mra. Ed- as hla theme. The program, carGames were condUcted by lbo rylDg out a Memorial Do,ythellle, hostasBes and prizes won by Mra. gar Abbolt, Mrs. lk!nrY Arnold, was given by Mr. and Mrs. AJ1011 PbUip Radford, Mra. Carol !olr. ll1d Mra. Herman Wlll, Mrs. H\18hes. Mrs, H•• read ..,._ Jmea, Mrs. Ethel Grue1er, Mrs. Robert Ymker, Mlsa Bemoaa era! poems lncludlng ''The UnWUilam Grueser, Mra. lluih Yonker, Mrs. Horace Abbott, knolm SOldier'' and Mr. Jlups Bearbs, and Mrs. Norman J-ly .. Mrs. Amoe Leonard, Mrs. Mary conWcted a Bible Qdz. AumUier, Mrs. WUbur Stewart, CHARLESTON, W. Ve. - The sell. Mr. llld Mrs. Hood served a Mrs. Arlee Abbolt, !olra. Robert MiBI Smith was assisted at the stock car &eal!looopenstntheTrlIBiad oourBe. Attalllllng bealdel Jones, Mra. Cbarles Faulk, Miss state area at lnteroatlmsl Race- gift table by Mlas carolyn Jones those named were Mr. 1114 Mr .. !lleUa Faulk, Mrs. Amanda KaoWilY Park So.turday nlgttt, when ov- llld Miss illerrlo Blackaton. John ~o~cNoU, Mr. anc1 Mrs. wn. Attending were Mra, Norman par, Mra. Herb So.yre, MrL John liB AnthiiiY, Mr. ll1d MrL Plul er 60 new late model gnml s!Alcks Toatord, Mrs. Wyatt Radford, c......,te at the gnml opening 1.. IIJsoll, Mrs, Joe Lawrence, Mra. Smart, Mrs. Harold~ the IIIIIJIIIRI stock car rsces for the WUllam Grueser, Mrs. W. A, Mrs. Harry Canterbury, Mrt. Rev. Cbarleo llmolll, Jolin ll'orMorgan, Mrs. WU!ud Hines, Homer Radford, and Mre. RaJ E. nar ll1d Edison Baker, huge $4,500 purse. Myers. This Is the llrst chance local Mrs. carol Jones, Miss Carolyn drivers, along with MJd.Ohlo Rae- Jones, Mrs. Walter Norris and alate awrovedbelore actual work can begin oo Improving houalng alandards In Pomeroy and Mid. dleport. zer llo8pHal School of Nurolag, Annual Mother-Daughter Party is Held by WSCS Wiener Roast Being Planned r-?; ·' = . . . ~"' The ·~~ ,llr~ .·W - ,rlfidbtil' •1, ero tho' )OjQ.. ' gram. Included Ill~~-- Thomu Mrs. fl'lllll iwloat VWIIIQ P:eiealeltho " · ter, the JDIIithv wUh t~~~~Youaaeat ' ' Qdr · ~· ~ a ..eo . •r-rr-•·' ;..·:. ··•"·-lc'W "-<~ t~r •. ~011 ' m1 Mre. l'lil'idaeJi!. ·· ''' ." ' '· ' • ·' · · ., ,,- '":' · the molherwhocametheratthell •..:~i~ 11(!1 .,"'" ~IIIia! Yla~ Graee.ll!UWra, a-)ioQI.. MrL Puqtlaelll o1 Port- "' .....,11( tl't\[lidl-<at - · lal'. ~~~~~. a~ei.,IM lalbe mather a( lira. GloiiiDles. ~ ·Oh!G ~ HeaiUI ......, too a !d~'lmtllirre Mrs. llllea prsiOitted lhe pro. c~ ,~~!! ~ ~ . were aldta llld ·11Wticii'6U• roa4. gram Whlcb Included tho folloW- 'l'illllli1 <Dijllit'bY!bi, ·IIDmi\IUU4- lnPfoi'~' ''' '• . lui redlattpns: ''Wei- 10 ere tho Ylddl.,t a. ilte ''Cnobd · ·FIDII' !ofotber•"''by KlmberiJ Krltlltlar, a,tr~li'lli,CJn'lll. . · -11," ·UH. Denver Rlcewai'Oasl" "Mntber'a Dey" by· Cln4J 111cThe·iectiYed IIOCIII, l!rlt- .. "lola," llermlll •JII!IM iii · · Klltney, .. _er'• lJitle Girl" lnr . ~a. •,nvelop~a, "Pl," 14'1, Boa steWart. 11 by Lorf. Rupe,'"'1louuhttol-- II&JI!pa;·· ~ comb,, l!'lillttlath ADd "&ie'' ll1d Weadell Gorladl ·II er" ~ 1\lro, IDlea, .. _ Wilh" Jwdrerehlelt whl,le •the lliiiMn "Zelle. 1'lklna roles ·ht 11i1GG1u br T&DIDII ElebjD&er, m1 "JIIII ""'" .t/Jt!IA. balr :Mit, lkU, "IDdllll locJI!ili'tllilea 11\dWrlt- Mr. ll1d Mro. Gelrlich'lild Mts. 11ti matea:lile. · · ' ' F~ Trfplo'tt, lira; ·Nahitan ·Y - ftiMI . "Fll..... ' Fliclr. mad, ·Ta'mm,, Vlncetllml Qln. er'' 1nc1 the Rlv; nler 'Mr. ll1d Mrt. ·i\u W.ood, meater of .....,....., Apotluck dlnper was held at the Kilth, llimle, Jlodniy and Lora eomaliiiCic trtck.l, '·" ),il home or Mr. and Mrs. lleliYV J.,.1 Mri. Ralph , Painter, Dl· For rel'ra..........,,~ :.•Jata HyseU,, Pcrneroy Rt. t, In._ am, Beeky ll1d VIctor; Mr, ll1d te"ed 8lllel food cake With or. or Mother's De)' and Mrt. Mrs. <41'1 Jlyi.U r41!ekware, IDI'! Ice tea, seU'o blrtbcley. SlterecehedseY- 0111o, and~ lf7HU. athome. ancl,claeWJDifl'llll. ~*••IJN. oral nice gills li'Gmherchlldren. GoQo lf7aell, 8Jqll!lled wltli tho •• montltiJo parties atillt A Present were U,.ml Mn. Guy BenTom eo., reco~ 1~ at Healtl) c.er ln,~il!th HyseU, Linda, Dcnld llld Dot>- lfayatteld, Kentuci!;Y, wal home tho communlqlleJYice JtOjiCtof na Kay; Mr, allll Mrs. Eartloloo.. for the weekeod. the American Lesion AtadiUrJ, ' ""'"*· Potluck Dinner is Given by Hysells ~ Tr o aau~ ~· ' . · ~ II ~ · AI"! ~vailablo with 4 hp Briggs and Stra!!On ll!fone and .mechanical htitht odjuatment. . ~ BACH PllCED 79. 95. to 119.95 . ".EVERYTffiNG IN HARDI'ARE" . ~.•• •••••· ••~••••••••·••••••••••••• •,' SINCEJl.E THANKS . : . . • • Dut to my physical condition, !have been.for· c • ced to lease my store. . , ; · . .. : The same e"iclent service will be extended ""1 . , e Marie and Roy JJ' Do111igan. · · ,· · · ·" . ~ e • My sincere thanks to my friends., and cusloliterf' : : for their patro1111ge for the past 24 years. · · ,. : e . '." • : · · MAXINE MJCOLD • : • Mr. ml Mrs. Lee Davldlm rJ. Morrl town, N J nounclng birth chlld, a 100 , Mlll1df/1, lfay 12, at the MmTta- ;,!Wr":..:i • .-ec!Jollll-. town Memorial HoiiPital. :~1"::., ~: :.:::":: 1 Mr. and Mrs.En>er...,JarMol l(lddleport ll1d MI. ll1d 1\lro, Fronk Jlavldoon Clf Fairborn are the graJqJareda. Mrs. Jonloa will l~o next week fi>r a vllllt with the DavldJOII famll.y, Mrl. Davidson Ia the former Slw'on Jonea. ef;f(l~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •.• • • • •,, •.• . . REG. 1.09 Quirt ther•os Bottle 1 ~~~ 99~ , Brit:lal Sh&wer Given $25 to Firemen •.. ~~ • ... .~ \· 1 . . ·- , ' . ChUi-Ch'S ..· .;. .. Mc>.t/w$ Honored- :- . !~ .....~. . .. •.. '· ·~ ..~>' ' · Relu1•99c 4·4'~ , ANTISEPTIC Rec.l& oz. ElSE Fat Purse ins Association drivers, have had tAl compete for as,large a purse 'I .. •• Rec, 1.19 Race for ' ' IG:.!III 41n4:also.onolor rough, hard-to-cut woody areas?· lli ,boih. _In ono mow~r - with a Ha.hn•Eelipso Hlth WhHI R-y. It 1 .eqfo, boc:auoir you otart the blfldo only alter ypu aro be)lind tho hancllu. ~~· hp . Brl~g• 4i!ld Stratton Ol!finJ, Pow-R.Vilc h.ouoo~g drawl ,:011 ~P, llraitht for slick cUt. long. Instant 1~ . Ia 3Ji" height adjustment. caJll!i ~.. Stocks to " ' 3 ROOMS ~I' ,OF.,ALL NEW · FU.~NITURE lfz . -SS95 u,w;;. ,.,.... '""""*"" Lee r.Nvi n.;. dsans ~e ~ ...-.uc~~~~.~ ""'' ~ SAFE . ' lin.fdipse Deluxe .• WE tJH llloJy Mower ... N,ed •a mower ·r..r ·•mC>Oth-cut okowcaoe Clu~ .« ~~ ~ ~:~:;:~.:; Son Born May 12 ~~~ (. Hecitblsed~ ~ a,e molherprssent;Mra.~Sia- . ~~~~:r.s~~~i n. ; ~. . ~ ;:!n~~~~ ::~d:::;,..~"'= Qilts,. ,Pre~~n,teq Pat!f:mts ,,,,, '· per- .•o.. Cltmln&ham -the Hol- nwl<t II· pre~<Jf=·~ aa isbeing o!JeredSoturday niJbL The winner of the feature will walk away with over $1,000. A 75-lap feature is planned with preliminary acUon includ1~ W&rm--ti)S at 5 p, m., quaillying time trials at 6:30 p. m. and at 8:30 p. m., racing wUI start with three 10-Jap heats, plus a 15-lap consolatim The fastest 26 quaJifiers will start the fea- ·I ' R... i.!t . ' ' .::... ..; :- •• ! " ' ' ",. This new illustra C!d.biograpby is a join! publlcil- . tiotl of Unlicd ~rul Intemallbnal and Amerliaa · Heritage Magulnc. ' ' '· • · ' . • •'''· HANDSOME,ABvNDANRYILLVS'l'RA'tED ~- ._.,:... The 144-page, bard-«)ver book melsurea 8~ .z ' " II inches 1111d ~tains over 12S UlustratipDI, Jbaily J, ::, . 1 1' I ~: AN HER()' .::. Mrs . . II ' • ' c~:g:s~:e::: r·-~;rc;;.;i;·o.~----··i' Auxiliary Officer II I Helen J. Miller, vice grand president or the auxiliary to the Brotberbood of RaUroad Trainmen, was the booored guest at a lunch..., ol Wblte Rose Lodge mem. ture, with the faster cars to the bero at Crow'a steak House. rear, two abreast ln the unique The luncheon followed a meet. lng at the American Legion Hall · Inverted start lD Middloport prealcled over by Mra. Beatrice Rob...,, Attend. !ng the luncheon were Mrs. wu. DANCE SATURDAY llam Morris, Mrs. Alma Miller A Soturday nigttt dance party Mrs. Perl')' Mitch, Mrs. Jame~ wlll1 the Jays w!U be held at the Souders, Mra. Herman Bailey, Meigs Junior Hlgtt Audi!Alrlum Mrt. Norman Weyland, Mrs. wu. In Pomeroy, Dancing from 8:30 llam Woodard, and Mra. MAUle to U:30 p, m, Public welctme. Bush. w In full colo_f,of EisenhoweF as aY9uthin Kmaai;.u . ~ •. acadet l\ W~t PoiDt,:as theOeneral in actioll,·u ·a political campaigner, ancl as the Chief Eucutive in Change your trader - . from oil to our BOTTLED GAll. ,..,.d depe.....,.. mo •.- .., m1 11re I!AIIl'd, w~ • office. II <: . Auni~OOTA-11\1: BIOGRAfiiY The editors 'o!··American -Heritage have cCII· ltcted evaluations of Eisenhower'• life and c:arcer I POWER-VAC CLEANING SYSTEM HOMES - TRAILERS - PUBLIC BUILDINGS ,ETC: , MO MUSS NO PUSS- H~VE YOUR PUR· ' MACI CLEANED T()DAY. IN CHASE HAUWAIE Sf• • 0. RESTORE THAr'MELLOW TONE Relllw y~ur car wilh ,a c0111plete ltlne-up: new plugs, rwtnls, condense~ and carbur~!or htlll . ., ' ' ' .14 oz. _.tt. MUI"EN SI,IN .IJUCER ~ Rifwl.~ ..... FIRST t'5 1. 99 9:9.e f BAYER ,ASPIRIN REG. . 200~1 · by of '""'""' the 34th DON'T WAIT 11e 1.73 ., t::~!!~~!kj •• ' '" I . en ' . lc DISCOUNT PRICES! FREE vc>IUme. Tbe Clark, ' ' - ~- I •J: '_,;:_~ ' ; ' . ' . ,t.; j .-lr,f:S '. ' • ' •"I '.Jf ' •• ~~-· ••• • �•. ' ;" 1'·' ! WANT AD , INFORII4TIQN DEADLINES 5 p.M. Do, Bafor• PIA!IIcotlon Moltdor DoollliM ,9 • ·"'· Cunlllrtion• &. Correetlonl ,. •• The Publi•Nr ,... ,.,., the rltht to eclit 01 ••ioc:t anr od1 Coo-4 M· jtlcti-L Thit publi1her will ,., h ro•pontlltlo for 111011 thtn OM lnciii',..Cf iMortlon. RUES F01 Wont Ad S.rYico . 5 cent& ,., Word one lnllll'tlon Minilllvlll Chorto 7Sc 12 c:onts por word throo c:on,.tu· tiu inset>liont. 18 cont1 per WOI'd si• coniOCulivo ln1ortiDnt . 25 ,., coni Oiacount on poid ad1 • orv:l och !)4jl id within 10 days . CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY Sl .SO for SO word mini mum . Ec1. ' '· ;-.... . odditlonol word 2c:. ~. ' A.dditionol 25c Chorg• ptr AdYor· OFFICE HOURS 8:30a .m. to 5:00 p .111 . Dolly 8130 a.m. to 12:00 Noon Saturcloy • buement.~--·· w.-.n St., l'omenif, . J-14-tlc OWN YOUR own dey deuiJII liallnesa, Amblllowl - or to take over aDd 01111 tndt and rcute. ·we wm dD doanlng wltolosale, Apply In C l - , lf6. periOD. A-B.C. 11011, W, Va. 6olil-llc WILL SElL one or boll ollllf MUSIC EVERY Friday and cleanilqJ planll, A. B. C, Clelnerl, MIIIOII, W, Va. Saturday, Jack's Club on 6-IO«e HarriBonviHe Read off Rt. 7. iH~ Wanted . <' BEAlfi'HiU. II01eetioD ot ftow. ers for 11:1111101'111 Day, 1'1111, butell. Cllfl'lr !IIIII Repair, Middlepol;l. 5-342le Buslneu Opportunity Notice ' • FOR RENT or saJo, Twa lloulos, ODe live !1101111 lliil bdl, lour 1'001110, ~ 81111 WOJDIIIl BLIND AOS ' ICGS TRASH · BURNER Will Ito occopt.d vflfU 9 o,lft. far Day of P-..licotlon REGULATION$ • •• DIDr{T THINK HE HAD THE. Di!CENC"I - For Sale or Tracie HIDING HIIUB, l'baae ... RIOOIS'I'l!lRI!O Dodlohund pup. plel, Phone Maao!l, W. Va, ... IJ.I.lllc 'm-51!111. ~11-«e 1967 JAGUAR 011 boule lraUer, M & G ¥arb!, 'Rt. 7, MJ4. RIDl!NG , HORSE, 1'!10110 89J. For Sale il-11~ ... AWNINGS, storm doo_rl • 81111 wlnddwl, C8q1Cds, marque•, btOim ball lnllulallon, !I!LID STATE otereo. 1• W8i· Elmer Willie, aiel ,..._. nut lllereo console with 'PEKINESE, Bknle lldera, lallve. For flee llllmatea, epeater, 4-epeed Blllomatlc piJone Cbarlos Lisle, 87ni~. Scoltlel, Well lllabdian~!!~'. Take ....,. pa)1nellll lmi Wb It ea , ·Mln!otun . V, V. Jdmlall and Sou, of $5 per month or pay baJ. Sclmaazen, all A.K,C, Jre. IDe, i-i-tlc anoe due $1111.10. Call 991-M. lllld ~. OIUntJ JIGIId il-11~ PWlMINO and blad: geldl'np, ill, Oiolrlle, <lllo. S-f4le pleasure Jloraea, Been llbown. EIGHT room brlc!t, two small Wid and lad7 trained. Also, Ioiii, in Syr!H.'UIIe, good Jooa. For lent choice of vei'y oiCe chillhn 1'W0-BEDROOM traHer, M & tlon. One family, or could be tnined pontes, E*ey IDU, used .. doullle. • . Phone G Marl<et, Rt. 7, Middleport dleport, ........... 5-14-Mp ---- 1-J:.!:!~..;.!:::::J MASOII CAR WAVI · ' C111 Completely Hand .Rubbed and. Thorouply THERE WILL be a gun shoot, INFORMATION about Faml!.v Slmday, beginning at noon at of Kenneth (Bud) ward, left the Forked IUm Sport.ma~ Pomeroy in SJrlng I~ and $1.25 Club Evecyone is welcome. went to Mauricetown, N. J. H4-3te Wile, Minnie and 5 little boys. Opon: Mon. thrv Fri. 11:6 E. C. SIUII'Jl, Rt. S, Millville, FlaiWoods Riled, Pbmeroy, Satonlar - 9:6 89J.%!511. 5-11-12te il-14-31jl l'l1JILIC SALE, Saturday, May N. J. 5-14-3tp Sundar11-6 · Phone 119U81o, S.U-«e . ---'---'17, 10:30 !<> 5 p.m. William 1961 350 HONDA, l500, coil 992· ' . Holmes residence, Syrawse. ~U'ro!IJOGRAPIIY by Thomas UNFURNISHED Apartmenls, DON'T merely brighten C8J11011 ; 3401. 5-14JMe close ,In, call 911!-S233. 5-l'-lltc IWI..... Serlfllll I lloosOIK>Id rurnishlngs, sofas, Barton. Oovered durl~ tho - Blue Luatre 1llem ~ 110 ra. WAS LINES. Ootnillele fto lleds, dineUe set, other items. CivU War. Write, Mike Liepid soi!!ng. Rent sllampooor 1967 RED IJIREAM Honda I~ Terms c~ . Not respomible ber, 5819 Murnen, Toledo, FlJRNISIIIilD apartment. 3 CC. good condition. lnqllire $1. Sayre lf!o ctwart., New rooms, balll, :12 ~uth Fifth, plpa ter line .lllllaJlatlcltl • tb. 81!11 .... for accidents. ~15-111: Dim. 1>-1~ Haven, W, Va. 5-~ Leslle Whittington, Rt I, Mid· Middlepol'l. ·Pbone 99'J.M. ' ~ baeUII. ~ llabr dleport. 1>-1~ .. . - ar Jlo!p!i HI!' • S.l5-6tc 21-INCII Admiral console colll' Help Wanteel S.ITV, $150. Alone 911'J.3!M, HOUSEWIVES, supplemenl B CAMP SITES 011 Ol!lo River. ~PINET ORGAN. Take over 5-15-«e I'Oil II!IIE, .paytn•nb oo tbio beautiful ll'tllcller .... your hl!lOband's inaJme by mowed arid readf to move !IJiinet ott'&n U> be picked up ter tine, e a ;ioiOI dralnl 4 to on, 'You ea11 drift to como --~ working 2 to 3 hours a day in Ibis area. For detaHo. cSI1 26 INCH HUFFY BOYS BIKE, 12 wide, I'll.. :Aadenatl, y., &tiM. Phone Mol!l City m and remain a full time moth· !!OOd condition, call 992-!SII8. collect or write, Credit Mgr. !1011. W, Va. Pllone '1'11-6781 11147. Reynoldl Flower 1J1op er! lll>tm; ill yoor clo>ooing. 5-14-lltp r...aves Plano "' Or!!an Co., after 1:111 or MNfll Jllclnl, For personal interview, call '11lese Ioiii ate B<nlll rtver 383 E. Broad St.. Col.mbus, ~ Jan Robinson, 446-4146, GaiJi. fnlm Pomerov. ,\lao, ' camp Ohio. 228-2!117. 5-14-Qc polis, or Betty Wilson, 919- lllel on toP of river bali: for Re•l&tateFor~ 5-7-4ft 4521. Racine. 5-14-Qc ron!, 8 ROOM bo1110 with id, I BEl: NEIGLEII lllllldinl. atp. SI'NGER sewiJ>!! ma<hlne, in Friday, May 16 ply !w buDdlll!l ~ bame, lots, $i,IIIIO.OII. II oat 811'111, DRIVERS NEEDED. Seml-dri- FURNISHED and unfurnl!lled lovely ligllt ftniobed console, Call Guy Nelcler, llaclDe, 0. From 6 PM Til Dark Phone 1192-3394, +D4fe vero, local and over the road. apartmenlo. Close to llebool. like n..,, equipped to dg zag, I*Ue Experieoce helpful but not Phone 9ft.51S4. IO.Ia.tfe buttonhole, darn, monosram, START A BUSINESS OF YOUR rieeessary. We will train you, eto. Pay last 8 payments of You can earn over $4.12 per 'I'RAILER LOTS, Bob'a Mobile $5.80 monUriy. Guaranteed. OWN FOR LESS THAN $20. PHONE 99J.7'!57. 5-15-7tc hour. For application and InCourt, Syraeuse, Ohio 011 Slllt , Phone 992·2685. ~~~ terview, write Nation Wide Rt. Uf, Phone IIUIIII. ' Safety DlrecWr, Room 421!, 1-11-tlc HOME GROWN iolllatll plants TAKE OVER paymentll 011 1967 bouse troller. Pllooe 919-2875 307 Eaot 4th st.. Transports-· for garden "?.;"· H~ines 1350, 11011 BulldiJW, Clnctnnatl, 01\10;' Fll1INlliHED · rjDUH' in J'om&,. , .i'l'proved\lJ6ifC'~: big ;~ or Ral!ll> Rooe, Racine. 5-15-3111 or Jill!le 513-211-56?2. 1>-14 lite roy, llw rooms and bath. Delicious. also cabbage, man. can evonlnp, 89U2f1 !ro<!O and hot JIOR!er plants. u.ttc Tom Hayman, Syra<uoe, , 600 TilE OOVN'l'Y-wlde class GIRL OR WOMAN at Midway feet above the park on Rt, meeting, SUnday, May 18, 2 :llarket. Call 99'J.M II' 89J. IM. 1>-14-121< p.m., Fn!edom GoopeJ MlsFURNISHED TWO BEDIIOOM 258%. 5-J3.3tc apartment, Middleport. l'!lone sioo at Bald Knobs. ~- Ok~EDROOM boule, fuD ey Ahart, Jeoder; Rev. Glu- PORTRAIT STUDIO - Two ~4. »tte ~llLK 89 cenlo gallon, banaii&J buement, elrpeted IINI(II10 cents !b., 3 lb. 8 oz. jelly ESellcamp, pastor. Public is men ~oqrapbers over 25 oul, on larp IGI, PIIDal llf. 98 cenlo, jowl, sliced 3 lb. Invited. 5-15ao years of age; ellpl!fieoced, II' t 'I1!REE room Apartment, 2111 alter s P.M. U-11 fl.09, bologna 3 lb. $1 .30, 4 oomplelely modem will! built. we IViil traiio U> use Beattie . eons Camstlon 1111 cenlll. M camera. You wHJ be paid dur. In tltchen, wall mn and· O'IIII!H CROW in!! training; salary OOJmlls- table top unit, stainless ll!eel & G Market. Rt. 7, MiddleREALTY COMPANY AIR CONDft'IOJIINO lleflleal'' ' port, H4-3tp wllll dia)lollal unit, batb, slo_n, guarantee, plus exWE BVY, 8II:IJ. AND IIBift' allllll Ienke. Jaet'f 'W11Satlrday Ni&ht oomplete with llbolror and pen;o and car allowance. qJMtY ~. 11'10'• New 1lml.. 1-. May 17 ..,._ tltfl ' Must he free to travel or re- large closet. nlee1y deeoral· . l!lf)9 MASSEY Fergt1110n, cultlOUIIlB. . . . 10 UNTIL 2 ed, Call IIPUm fOr appoint. valor.!, lurh plow, dilc. M & locate. Immediate openinp. 4-l~tfe G Mark«, Rt. 7, Mlddle]lort. <llance lor ~- Fll' ment. READ1(·1111X~felhl. S-1'-3\p ....... to ' ' ,... personal interview in ·)'QUI' RODNEY DOWNING . ~ TRAI!JER, Brawn'& Trailer orea, contact Dian Mills Sturat ~ IIII!J',' ""' '... Re~~l!' Park, Mlrwilriille, ~. Pholle FIVE-ROOM house, two ll<!ffll! Music By diOOI. Inc., 329 Ml. Vernon malei, Pboae ·- - . ·CioM- · of land, two 'll8ler 'INlls; .... IJ.I.l211c Ave., Sprinefleld, Oblo &ill! Middleport. Oldo lela 1leady • Mill' THE UPSTAGERS tbree mlle!i ~ of Mlcldleor call collect fllr John Hall, 5-ll-tlc pori, Ol!ID. . .. .. For Sale port. Roasonable. Call 11112area code 51H23-5521. Also, 6'188. 5-14-elp openings for ~ooe sales FLOWERS fllr Memorial Day. BtlDGE'I' PRICil flualltaw • PllBUC SALE: We will oel1 at unit managers and proof conour tblrd 11aor 11a11pt - . Mabel l'lctml IICli'08S fnlm · · !Jiblic auction housebold Syracuse Pert. 1>-11-«p TliREE BLANKE'l'ED .\RI&SilitaNs. ~15-1tc Babr Jl'alillllln. llllldllpclt. goods belonging to Clair NeJ. Iooea studs, l'efllllei'Gble: alCldD. ' 11411 son. Take flmt road of LADY FOR housewori<, cook, 110 au.et pDA>Ier, $20, lletmEAT l'lll!l rtgbt, tllev'll lie Gl!JO, BOBSIEh'l!ll, ilnbr Langsville, Coonty Road 12. · H ve tn II' out. Phone ~1. illmd ~ slid • deiJ8IIi 1f d 5I zod with Bile Saturday. May 17, at 11 a.m. .... ... iliCioter«< llaaBet RU'I'I.ANI) - f - · batll, ~li>tfc Lustre. Rent electr1c ohiiJI. Follow signs. Refrigeralnr, carport, utility room. 011 ' slid aervlce, Fnu!cll Benepooer $1. '&y'. Barra\DIInd. Iiving room suite, bedroam ..... dng, • • • dum. lleednlle, Ohio. Phone 5-!Mc Auto Sales suite, Tappan gas range, k!t.... 11-1. . . ClliiSTER - 8 - . bdl, <llen cabinet, round table, 11- 115 lWdBLl!ll Amerl<an •• llaselncut, fumloe. GUitiulll' RIIOOIS'I1!lRI!3) ANGUS BlltL, $3' 1 5. Phone 74U'I'I5. 1>-11-tte .brary table, antique sewlnll lngJ. 21> ~- fia,llllt:IO . 18 llllllllha, emGent breed- lXI'fT LET W'8ll c!earq llare LETART - I raomo, ba1ll, nice machine, 3 gas heaters, bulyou, Let w~ out Wallet-. ~- Harold Sauer, Rt. I, Mldlet, lamps. bedding, lam~ jJIR.'II, 4 lola, corner locatllin, er do It far you. Rent a 111111 dlo!plri, Jlbooe 7411.111&4. mower, breakfaot set, chairs, Drll1ed Willi, .• .Ill. \?llber, $1. Jlabr P\mlllure. &-lUte form Wllgllll, dishes, pots and REiD! or VIRGO. TEAI"'OID "~ ASIIOCIATES pans. many things too numH• OUll to ITiffilion. Owner, Clair J.!Nie --- · RinSed ·--~liiiiiiiiiiili-r..l ... . . .. .: ~· ' WWAIItllltlf: Qlllcl- Dep111Mbl4 T.V. S..lce'" SSe$$ . ~GUARANrEEO..: PHONE'992-2094 · I'LL 51LENCf HER IN MY SERVlCU.IANAG!R-· . . ·. HAROLD W.U.Iti!R ......,.... OWN WAY! OH,NO, F'ULIER , PLEAUDONT /JO THAr! '*······ SHOOTING MATCH AT __ .RUTLAND GUN CLUB ' a ""* us.·- --- NilE CLUB ..uoo; ..... .,_ co.......... * HOBSTETTER REALTY ~:' ., Neloon : auctioneer, illim Chap. - - lro\llillde SMITH AUTO SALES. KAMAUGA, OHIO ......... "''blne. Open flail 10 a.m. liB tale time ... CRE\IY Two, two-doar .... din, V-1 automatic, Phone .,, 4-11 tfe 11&1 pa ' ,.., i ,,.• • ~· . 'I' ·~ ., ','' . · ·~ 1$68 OLDS 442 H.t; CPE.•••• ;;:~. / •• $2895 Tu~bo ~ydramatic. trans., , po-· stMrln,, beaut.lful· '!hoto fonioh w.lth black vonyl roof, bloc~ vlnyi · J~t,. . lin!" glau, ra~la• A real sharp local 9no11W.., cor. · 1967 PONTIAC FIRE BiRD 2 DR...... : .. $2295· 400 cu. in. _engine; 4 ~peed Iron•·• radio, .like now tires, law '~ miloage, olltolitnl condition. ·~ !f/s/w ~ - 1Sa9f6$Ps;O·NTIAC '•. I . ; . . . 1 .0 . . . . . I . . I . . ,;$1595' ari atlon Wagon, · Ia~~ I 1' awnor car, wlllt.,.._, darlt bluo finish, Cl0an lnttlior, •llkt ~ow -lltllli;'1 ,automatic, power stnring and brakes. ·Radio, ,.- l . ~ • 4 I CORVAIR .•,,.•~ ... ~ ••••-~ •• • J• • • •• • ~ I ••••• :· snS · · Sp1dor, 2 dr, biaclc.;flnloh, good ·tir!is, 4 lpd. Rod!~ · . 'and heat.,, < ' ' I 1964 FORD •GAL.i.X'IE. ,._. . ..:, ·' ~ . . -" ········~·········~~ .500 H.T. Cpo, VB ongino, automatic, White finish. - , .. ,•, · · Clean .Interior, gqad-w,w. lite••· R&H· "! .. . ~ ~ .~ '' • • . 1963 ~ORb GALAXIE 500 4 biL~ .. ,,.~S&i$· . YB "!Ill'~ std. trans. Extra ~~ W,W, tiro&. clo.;, , ~~~ri~r~}~adlo a~.,..attr.r- ·~~· 1 il&&~c~~VROLET ,IMPALA UR. ,,,.~$1'&95/. VB ••ulne, a~tomatlc . 1trdn1• .P.~1w •-lng, radiO'; · lltotor. All goad · W·,W,• tires. Pltulnt 2 • - blk•. · ! over gref. . · · . .. -., "" . i965 B!JICK ~ESABRE 'CONY. ••• i BUNNY I • I I I . Locally ~wnod,- vinyl l~tot;lcir, white nylon tap, finish, good W;W, tlli11, Automo~tlc lf'AI!IS. Pol'" tltti..:.. ing, n~dio and htator. -.. ·•· · '' ·' · 1 trol, ' w LIJidr, ..... ""'*-'· 0. .....illil!lll ly lllltlllled. CIIJ - - Nlac _.............. ,.,.... ~· ~J~ · cv: (or lwg tldllf1 ... )1'1~11 ,... ... JN.Ite ,'!' &, . . . . . . . . ll!r I .p.m. Mild r,.l 0.. of $110.24 . . paid et41 I 111011111. Wt w1ll . . . . to your home 110 you 11111 try It to aeell you 1re ~· -"'1 ftW .. .... ""·....••"!!-· n•nd RUIIBIIIB lllampl 1111111e 1o or- 1918 CJIE'YR(I.E'J' coupe, $ZOO der. 1\ir lntormatloo. 1 calh, Good ~ntng condl· . . . DIMm <I' Wilma Cislo, lbl. Phone evenlnp after 8 p.m. Mf.GIS. 5-14-ltc l'llltlml, Oblo. 5-14-«p ,, BEST 'I' ' 1141ell. ., .... - ~111011!11 lillmlt: dlo, jelooll needle. N'I6IMI]J advertiJed br8lllll lo ill lllld tlr atorace and lrel&M TCIIo1 1lll!d merdlladlle. Coo- Pnler milk! Jllilrlermlll ~ • 11111111% llild'llll1111111111- ~ fre!t!N: • new emaole llleno 4-lpeed IIIJio. malie eliqer, AM & Pill No r.-~ .w.n House, llulland, ijOU GOme 'I'BIIMl'l'a 8IMIIIIiNG fnlll WANTED: Good hooie for two ki!Um, I weeks old. Oite, • • doon and healllly. Pllooe PUIIUC sALE Friday, George'• bet ljOU thir!iti.J! Come on! We qo QS~ Busl•ss set'ylces man. Lnncb servod bY Wesley <llapel <lltrdl. Tenns, C&!li. Not responsible for acddentll. ~1~2tp . .. I liSt __,_ a..mt DANCE .Values I ' '• ' l. ' . ,, '·, ~~ I \' ','_; �lSO Entered Pea~e < ·7th Grade At Wtlhma· · (Ccdilllld frm:n Paae 1) I "behirld a eeneroua and rea~~C& alile peace after." wu forced trom dee Ill lar&e part by the war, was silent. But trom JOIIIIIOii, .,., .i·J program book. Orientation Day fpilltarlses Ute atuclenta with the varloua claaaroqms, school lunch pro-. Hlatl' School Principal Clyde Foley noted that the vast chanae . from crade school to Junior Hl&tl School does have an effect on the llludents' school work. "We try to cont1JIIe our program of help. lng whell school starls Ill the fall, but It takes time for the child to ad)Jat to the new sltua.. tloo,'' he said School courses and related vocations were listed on the program, as were clubs illld actlvlUea. ·Orientation Day was under the supervision of the Wahama Gildance Department usiated by five eighth graders, Jane Hart. Don Maehir, 9!arry Craig, Henry VanMeter and Charlene WeA- The Eaitern Eagles 16 - 7 scored their sixth victory of the · 5-1 over visiting Alexander Wednesdly. Eastern scored all of its runs Ill the second IllDing. Alexander got ita run in the first. Sophomore Dave Smith started on the IIIOUIId for the hosts, was relieved by Mike Boring in the first and &nlth returned to the hill ill the third. Eastern hitters were Bobby Caldwell with a double and single, Gordon Holter two alngles and Howle Caldwell, ~ Karr and Rick Sanders each a alngle, Alexander was llmlted to two h1ta and their pitchers walked four and struck out two. Eastern hurlers fanned seven and issued five free passes. season A NUMBER OF MEIGS MGH SCHOOL studetts lave ccmpleted a standard American Red Cross first aid course with Joe. Struble serving as instructor. He was assisted by James Souis~~y, Representative of the students enrolled are these pictures. They are front row, left to right, Martha Baker; Nancy St. Clair, Susie Hysell, Mrs, Thelma campbell, Meigs faculty membln' who has worked for 25 years with the Red Cross; second row, left to right, Steve Hortman, James Lane, Roy Lyons and Soulsby. Others enrolled In the course Included Nancy mumenauer, Anita Neece, Nancy Snider, David Miller, James Haley, David Dodson, Terry Napper, Harold Will and Jeff Tillis. News•.• in BriefS ver.. "' (COntinued from Page 1) and Chamber of COmmerce Building; r moval of the Statehouse FmEMEN CALLED Annex, and connection of the towers and the statehouse by underMiddleport firemen, answer- ground passages. ing a call to. Tiny's Foodland at 12:03 a.m. Thursday, pulled w1r1ng from around a fire box, Wheat surplus soaring way, wa)' up where a blaze threatened to deWASHINGTON - THE NATION'S RISING WHEAT surplus will velop. There were only minor reach about 800 million bushels on July 1, the highest since mid.. damages. 1965, and probably will go even hlghe.r by iold-1970, the Agriculture MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Department reported. ' ADMI$10NS - Mary Blank, A department report on the wheat situation blamed the record Pomeroy; Lester Fauber, Pome- 1968 crop and a plunge In eJCI)Orts for the q>turn In surplus sq>plles roy; John Curry, Pomeroy. during the marketing year ending June 30 DISCHARGES- None. FRIDAl' & SATURDAY MAY 16- 17 DUFFY (Technicolor) ames Coburn. Susannah York FOR SINGLES ONLY (Technlcolor) ohn Saxon, Mary Ann Mobley SHOW STARTS 7 P. M. • Will Homeoommg Be Held Sunday Homecoming will be observed Sunday at Naomi tlafttist Church. .._. The Rev. B. R Conley of CoJumbus will speak at 11 a. m. and music will be by the Forest Run Children' s Choir. At noon a dinner wUI be served at the church. Guest S""'•ker In ..the aft"rnoon will be the Rev. J. ., L. Gray of the Trledstone "•ftUat. ....., Church in Gallipolis. Thechdlrof that church wUI present special music. The Rev. Samuel Jackson Is pastor of the Naomi Baptist Church. JaQleS E. £"\..oii.U _n ., W do sd eS e e ay Di ames Edgar (NecO Call, 58, eport, died unexpectedly Wedneaday evening. .Mr. \ Call was born Feb. 1• 1911 1ft · Middleport, the aon ol the late John and Margaret Cook Call. He was also preceded In death by one sister. He was a veteran of World War 2 serving with the army In an airborne division. He ls aurvlved by a daughter, Miss ·Janelle Call, Cleveland; three sisters, Mrs. Chester(Nellle) Fry, Btllalre, Ohio; Mrs. Harley (DorothY) Gilmore, Pomeroy, and Mrs. William (Ruth) Criner, Middleport; three brothers, Woodrow William, Middleport; Delbert Norman, Athena, and Jobll WOllam, Long Bottom, and several niecea and Dellhews. Flmeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Rawlings Coats Funeral Home with the Rev. Charles Slmonsoftlclatlnt Burial w1ll be in Riverview Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home 8Q)11me. The Middleport emel'geney squad waa summoned for Mr. Call at 10:to p.m. He wu dead on arrival ol the SQJad. Withers (Continued fr0111 Page 1) lunches and now the lunch program has over $900 In the ..nk. We serve a super lunch, more food for healthy awetites. The students are "eatiQr high on the hog." He said that heappreclatedthe • opportunity to serve as principal of Point Pleasant High. Chambers said that regardless of the outcome of this, "I will do my very best to see ~the kids in Mason c~ get best In terms of education." Withers outlined e of the Improvements majle- t the 1rlgh school in the last two years: Paid off a $10,000 athletic debt In a year and a halt with a$5,000 balanc b ought ba kd 1 _.. e; r c r vers""' tl nded th tral uca on; expa e wage n1ng a nd short order cook cIa sses started three years ago; lnstru1 In havl 1a menta ng two new c 88• nd 1 rooms a a resource cetter oted th high oo1 ca at e sch , ; elQ)Bndth 1a •"" ed . e . ~ · .,.,,arts, ...., .~r,· 1tl l p alive wr ng; o nt leasantHigh school had 18 winners from the Creative Writing Class as Pro- .........ck pe11or Clubwlnnera; br...,..... mechanical drawing to tile school; worked dlllgettly to Institute a guidance program; worked to have a new biology compllx replace the antiquated tacDity used In prenous years; brought ..ck the school newspeper, the TilEndi-Wel, after It ceased 1 p..,Ji. cation several years ago, and It was rated sqpertor this year. ft7eatbar "' ~ Fair and not as cool tonight , with Iowa In the ~r 50s and low 60s Ill the south and ln the 50s elsewhere. Partly cloudy and warmer with a clance of a few showers Friday. BODY DISCU&D MAKE THE BIG MOVE! PI'. PLEASANT - The lllerIJ!'a Dept. and the alate pollee Wednesday investipted the death ol Wilbur C&mJJbell, ol Fraziers Bottom. He had been dead for two days when a ~,Jealle Ra.Y diaeovered the body at campbell• a home. Mason Coull11 Coroner, Dr. Jobn GNib ruled that Mr. CUnpbell dled from •tural cause•. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPn'AL ADMJ.WONS - Velnl.ta McClung, Middleport; Nell Graves, Pomeroy, DISCHARGES - Wwtam Littil', Ortha Waddell, Darrell Hawthonie,· Emmett Will, William Tracftell, Larry Casto, Darlene Barton, Wllllam Wyatt, .Helen Icenhower. ,' ' • • ; .-' ..: . .$eltetetl ' Stylts . ~~'!!~§S ·- THE I, '( ·. Thl• s.1. only \ .SALE<69~' 1/2 PRia . ., SPECIAL G~.OUP /, ~ ,-: ,,, and SAVINGS CO. ' MEMBER Ff)JC · Me111ber Federal ReservetSys&ein .. II ' > I ', "· OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 5:00 TO 7:~ . ._,... • ' ! ' ,, . , r • ._ . '~ '{ • ' ,, ' l1. ,. .. ' ·:' ,I ' ) I 'I ' J., \ . ' ., &ors AND,GIRLS 'SUMMER TOYS FOR WOMENS LINGERIE Half Sllp1 - 8~a1 ~ Bra1llpi - Girdl•• ... Bikini Brief• SALE 1/2 ·PRICE I • .• • I ytELL KNOWN MAKE SEE T!:IE BIG SELECTION ' ., .. . Well known quality Children• Wear for lloya and girls 'I ' ~, . \ ".ra.et .. l'llll?! ' ~ .~ llt.thll 111W ~ d. tDJI 1q ~ dcJQt ~ , or real. • Atrow Copters.,... Wh!pPIJ' Sarplr ·'LeprOcr ,- Looale .straw• - Shovel, ,... 11111 hot . . Plaltic ball. alii bat Mil ...; .~ Tarpt -' f'\lbllw - Lawil IIKIIII'Ifl wliltla Wbeii.O olhtra. . .. . a« ·1;" .G.LAS$ : CANDY IISHES I BUSIER BROW:N· . Handletl can4y dish•• In e~~~ller, a.vecaclt1 role and lllut. Short siH•e Shirts - Shorts - Ca~dlgans - Ankleta - Crew Sach Slee•elua Shlrta - Trousera - , Ju:::r•n - Panllu. Calor fast, Wear well. A complete atock of colon a slaea. SALE .1~00 SALE 5Ge ' I SUMMER FURNITURE FLOWER SHOWER - VEL VET FI.NISH BATH FASHIONS Reg. 1.98 BATH TOWELS ..............................-.SALE 1.59 Reg. 1.09 HAND TOWELS ....................................SALE 89c Reg. 59c WASH CLOTHS .................................... SALE 49c · Per the loeat ....,.. '111 p.,efl, L...., 11114 l'etlo i'-ltuN. Mo4e ~l the ' Moll ... ' a ft, 1...,..11CIUNrl o f - - P'wmltu,., Oft S.Jo - 2ft4 P'ieor:: P'urnltuN G114we - Choloo L...n..o • Rooke~ - CNire - Sprl,. Steel Rocker• ,;, T•l•• - P\inlc To~loe ..,. • - • U..,.lloa - Rotten ~Ira - Ltiun..o - . ltockero - To~l•• - .... Pore~ ..,. LoWII Swine• - Redwood Tololoo - Cholooo - Chol11 ltochro •"" Porch ·ltu ... o.,_..,t, Your choice of'fine decorotor colors ---------------~ - 9 Pe. Made by Mr. WraJII).er. Permanett Preas lllm It with tuered legs, 110 cuffs, 110 belt loops - Sizes 29 to 3~ ln new IPrllw colora and black. WIMBLEY 1111 3.95 I cun.·IINNG. IOAIDS Moll rose clealp ...:. Set conallta of covered colree pot, covwed Slllll' bowl, eream pitcher 11!11 t mup. . CU bt Ulld U I .CI!Itfilcbolrcl or ._,.tlve wall pl~q~• . 2.00 Elberfeld& ll'e headquarters for thls well known line of Uea The tie with the color guide tliat tellsyqu what Ue to wear with whleh shirt or suit. Fea~ ready.(ied ties and a big seleeUoo of pcipular tour-in-hand ties in the new widths. · Patterns and aolld colors. '• HANES PRo•s CHOICE MENS UNDERWEAR Choose the new Pro's Choice In Knit brlels- lllort sleeve 1Mshirt or boxer shorts. It's a new fabric madt~ of cotton and polyeater that wUl wear laager. MENS 1•.00 ADVANCE SHOWING THE NEW 1970 New i970 RCA Trans VIsta Solid State Color. All tubes bat one replaced by adviiCid stlld sqtl co""~ents. lnstant·Pic contrOl ends. w_... Advanced automatic loclled In,fine tllllrw. Stop In, see the most advanced Color TV you can buy and ask fer a d8110nstratlon. . ' ' ' . ~ You can buy your exact alae In Work Sullo In tho buay mana deportment . on tho lot floor . Shirts In sian 14Ji to 20 .,d trouaero In olzoa 29 .to 50 w•Jiot .. d In all longths, t<>o. Chaau tho pormanent pro 0 a work ault thot has sail releaoo flnlah or tho 100" cotton twill suit thet'e aanforlaod shrunk and wear ao well, There'• a big oolectlon of colOrs, too, In these work oulto by Big Yanlc ot Elberfolda. Come In now, Select the olios yov nHd. Also there's o big nloctlon of ohort ••-• work shirts to match In permanent pre11 or th• co.t ton twiV•· A CCJ111)ete aelecticm of Levi dre11 .., alaeka for men aad )'OUIW · men. Every pair ls Levi Sta Prelt ud wW never have to be lr...S. Bt sure to see these ftnlllleks ..,. Solid collll'a, plalda, cheeb, patte1111 Ill a~r ~year~ weiltl,ta. YCJUIW men' a atylea In alzea 28 to 38 aad more'~¥1tift aeylel, flllltr cut, in alzea 32 to 50 waist. ' "'· I ' F.~LID-. ., ., I'" I '/ ¥ •l&llul an name ·sJ.-oo ' P.lr I .. 69c flneC•'*I I . . 'PI I :2 ' SQUARES DI'J&Mirl - Cnut rtllltallt aa~rtMnt fwlwlcs coif'•· ' " . -prtlbr;uak. .All ·~ ,.... , 11111111l11..,..S . . . ' ll Colon. ,, ' . . 1ft u S.l Prl:. · . , 36" CHICK GI.AI T&PISTRY A comploto aeloctlon of 11111 for .. .,~ne. E•err ahlrt Ia ""'anent preu. Verr well mojio. SaUd colora, Sttlpoe, Plaids, Chock.. Now Ia .• wondetfultlme 1<1 ~uy 'whOt you nood for rouroelf, for your family ,and portlcula1ly for Greioluotlon Gifts for tho you"' man on rour II at. collar: '· 100 per e.t ~~ ~ 38" White with eaa4r ltrl{le or IIi ec~~Gr• .... ~ txceUtilt 111ue. Choeae yo.ur new short aiHvt Shirt from hundretla ef lwancl new styles' now on dl1play ready to sell. Sufarile!l lhrllr* - Foil eut lt'h to.17 Uld extra lar11 al1e1 18 to 20. Two buttOII thrCJIII)I flap pocklta - Dre11 ahJrt twe Ca!ltllluoua Caced alee\'Ia - Extra lGIII shirt ; . IIIR.. CURTAJNI· Perawiltt Pre•• - Conllnelltal acyle tat 11 eulleaa, tuered ler. WOI'II without a belt, or the Cast ..ck aeyle, ·beltlcq)a Uld ll&lered leg. BIG YANK ' . , . ·..• watlit - MENS SPORT SHIRTS > ~ . AND YOUNG MEN BY BIG YANK " ' • Special Purch.S.! TttE NEW PLAID SLACKS FOR---EN Smart ..., plaid patter~ and cheeks - 'slaea 28 to 36 ;,V. Bia ftluea Ill clepe~ cooli!W at bli¥tPrlcea. ClpaclUel to coal a whole boule or a lillie room. Sei tile"'*' lblpmett ~ air cGIIdlUO.ra em u .OD the 2id floor.· . ' "'' 1 ·LEVI DRESS SLACKS talla. ' RCA COLOR TELEVISION Be Sure To See The New ~j WOOD us ILEOIIC COFFEE SETS HONDO SLACKS FOR YOUNG lEN G~IDDEN., 'PAINl $ALl FARMERS BAN·K ·:• Reg. 1.00 anil .2:00 . . SAVE THIS WEEK END IN ELBERFEL!)S . to $15,000 by the FDIC. . .., sb.. At our bank your savings are insured ..t 'J '· ,: WORK S·H IUI. to protect the funds of its depositors. ... , ·JEWELRY WOMENS. A ...:. TONIGHT &FRi., MAY.i5-l6 ' • I ~r , ' soc rh. yd. 1' I' ,. 45" Wide BLUI CHAMBRAY One of the chief duties of any bank is ,,.. ,.'1 , ' ' . YOU MATTRESS STUFFERS INVITED ' ' . 11'8111 and with the schOol's method of taking eare ofper~pro-. perty and equipment. Over Alexander ' ho111e. Big selections- Dependable well lrnOU!n br1111cls- Sllop o~ . Ftullm ancl S41riwclays untU 9 iii~~ cveJII~tg. '~ NVenth crade atuclenla '~~~~'~'lled Eagles Win 5-l TONIGHT MAY 15 NOT OPEN • ' miDi Ori~ Day at Willa-. aa Jlllior IUih School 1'lleldl,y and receiv8d In·Orientation Dq ' , Make. Elb~rfelds ·r~ Po•,my Yo~r S~ppi~g _center. t'e~~~S Apparel fot ~~."'J~!l!f.'!· ~ f~~~sh~ns~ fo~ ~ollf . MASON :.;, Aw1'0XiJn.ateb'l50 Texas a apokellllln for the former chief executive aald simply: "As PresldeDt John1011 pre. viousiy stated, he wboleheartedly supports President Nlml Ia his efforts to bring peace Ia Southeast Asia." MEIGS TIIA11E I' ~J • ' '. J * Polytster o!l4 ~ ll;..il • ·. ~ * Prlntetl Voll~''' · · · ' •· · . ' • ; * f4c!~~litt waah~le-IJttle or ,.o lro!lfne :·, .q. 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