https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/47dfae6e9ff99b9ac4a51fe285906a16.pdf 7ba0bddaf8f6897015078129c33fd150 PDF Text Text Asks ~~:~ftOverhitul ~~TbN (\M~Pres- ·he uld lhFe ,... ,;. w~ to Tllose ~ men aow holdlllg ld.rit N:W\11 ordeteil an eiid·· 118)' w:hen It could CCIIlio about. them,;IIOI!evo!r, aad lhose willa 'todaf to · &cup.~~aaa~ and But .u a lli'8t 'step, lhe pending appllcallons would be qr!cullural deferllllllla from Prelldent called for a 20 per trealed u pmlaualy. llltdrllt incl upc~ ~to ciellt pay lncreue, retroacUve ."Very few young men at age open 'the way IGf )Um aJaa to to last JID. 1, for enJlated men 19 Ire IJ1r111Cb uilical pool~ 11op all atuilent dilermenta:' wltb leu lbfn two yeara that theY cannot be replaced, Determenta Nlzan uld b) a eervlce. . Nlzan aald. IIPI!CiaJ - · to. lila Houle 11tat w~ • • ll)e annual The same encuUve order and senate "fl'e lla lonser pay of enllaled men Willi leu ellmlnateo all fulure paternity ·dlctaled tiy 'ibe niiUOnal Inter· lii8D,two7.ean' .....,!>Y-f500 defermenta. euept ,,In ·~ MI." ' • ' · , illllllO,! a year, Nixon lllld. Be wllere loCal ~an · boilidl Be luulid ·~ order prolillle\l ·an a~Uonal ~ determined that Rtfeme bardto itop ~ iklermenta bQlloo for adokd paY and oilier llhlpa w'"l)d result. bf!l'd on cicJCJP~ ar firm beneflls In fllcal ye.,- It'll .to · wllrt; . anil '• aiked''· ioi' an belP attract and rt'-in mllltary ¥iJimlni:Uon of wid,..sraduate ~ to l&e drift law to ••olunteeto. . deierments requlrea conpe.. tlfiDinate · inaJidAiprJ .defer. . "'"' can predict wllb aicNJ approval beCaWie of a -~~- Ifor ilni!et1rac1Uate eol· wbelber or not, ar 10elion added to the Selecllve llllt 'lllildoall. : .1 . when,. be can end serVice law In 1116'1. It · ' · · '" Nlzan uld. "II ·all young men pari; m the a !Our-year malnlalnlne reor · from · ~ to lbelr Zlth · Geciull" Tonlglll & 11tul'ldly Aprll22-23 NOT OPEN Frl<loy & Solunloy OAOOY'S GONE A·HUNTING (Tedlnlcolorl C.rol While, Paul Burke 1n CORRUPTION ITidlnl-1 · P~..- Cui~ Ino, Sue Lloyd r.!i'~ ,S:fART57 P.M. 6401682 SAVE DAYLIGHT SAVINS TIME begins at 2 e~.m. Sunday, Apdl 26. Tum clocks ahead' one hour. · · '7 on the Golden'JOudt& Sew*zig-zag sewing machine in anyone of three · Cabinets. Famous peluxe zig-zag . sew1ng machine by Singer has many exciting features, the exclusive Push-Button bobbin tl'le built-in buttonholer and the two-inch ' stitch. . ' LA.RGEST DISP~AY plan designed to fd qr Buy Now L. ~SINGE •• Sinter S.les & Service., Me Calls.Plfterns W. ,Second ft2·2284 Pl!m~roy, Q. •: ."':!!! •• TOM CASSEU Cassell To Lead L.tons • • �• ..., • Golf Meet ' .·•TENNIS COOR1S. •PATIOS ,.' tHIGHWAYS ' ' ,. DRIVEWAYS •TOWNSHIP •• PARKING AREAS ·• .STREETS • OOUNTY ROAD$ '' TRI.COUNTY Asphalt Pavint Co. Inc. · I 'FIJJE m'IMAT£S 446-4318 Easiest to Lovelier ' ' Rooms 2-$11. Gas Can ' aoWt Qy•rl of M•·Oil .YQur p~riptiOn ·. · is·ourt. most important ' '> ~ II ' ••• ' •• ' ' 1: '.d" ' • '• • ! < ' 'i d'zr sCs sa WMHIIII ; WASiiER IIOOELiilo .' ~ e '-:Solie Cycle · ,...,."*' 'DII:VER ·· , e Autom1t1c Dry Comlol : • Four Willi c~ • s.t.tv surt.lluttori . Vlrilblt Wlllr ...._ ·. ·~ Cyclls , ~~ '"' ·• I·', 'eVIrilbll Ten~~,·~ ~ I �• ..., • Golf Meet ' .·•TENNIS COOR1S. •PATIOS ,.' tHIGHWAYS ' ' ,. DRIVEWAYS •TOWNSHIP •• PARKING AREAS ·• .STREETS • OOUNTY ROAD$ '' TRI.COUNTY Asphalt Pavint Co. Inc. · I 'FIJJE m'IMAT£S 446-4318 Easiest to Lovelier ' ' Rooms 2-$11. Gas Can ' aoWt Qy•rl of M•·Oil .YQur p~riptiOn ·. · is·ourt. most important ' '> ~ II ' ••• ' •• ' ' 1: '.d" ' • '• • ! < ' 'i d'zr sCs sa WMHIIII ; WASiiER IIOOELiilo .' ~ e '-:Solie Cycle · ,...,."*' 'DII:VER ·· , e Autom1t1c Dry Comlol : • Four Willi c~ • s.t.tv surt.lluttori . Vlrilblt Wlllr ...._ ·. ·~ Cyclls , ~~ '"' ·• I·', 'eVIrilbll Ten~~,·~ ~ I �' JOIIN!klN RFJ,"AIU! , ~THEM· IUP! 1 - <)!OIIlleal ~"""" ~)' .., ,.... wtll diUonolly rolea-'1 pild!cr ~"" ol a Johnaorl'"d r.c.Dod outllekW ,price Don Haltn lrool Boffolo ol the International J,eogue, · hll .sn ·In goiMI 1~. op;lna ~ boinll Biilfolo. Johlil!ln ol· . J'UIII lri· li• fdr M!illml . ···~-~ . . F:A •' J ,.SAViNGS} . . . . APt£~... >1<~FURtUTURE ' ' ' : ? ,/, ) ' . ' ' . BY ... ....... . ' l>' ' 3P ' OPEN UAIIL 8:00AMt010 . ..... . ' ' ' I'MI .' ALL OPEN . STOCKt ·SEE THE .. I ,. 5~Jn!laY10:30AM · " . to l2t30 PM arid ' ~-· ' pleats It the hipline. Decoretlvt stitching enhances the panels ' end 1h& colter . A contrasting spaahtttl bOw eddl the ""'' this •' ~ . TREE and · "·POLE Wayne Swisher, HaroJq .~se a~d K.noeth McCullough are you~ friendly pharmacists at Swisher and Lo~se ltexall Drugs.- They have . . . . .•• r- lnverte~;t t,o ~ ,....,_. _.j ·.5:00 to 9:.qo ~¥·"' lntr~ucil thepacuetter fOr the turn of the season . Ttlt' faVorite prlnceai line penell" form touch • 7 PC. SET . ...... ' ' DRESS SHoP AND BEAUTY SALON· Cor. Miin & ,Syumore POMEROY .I •' ~-- • -~ • REGUlAR If POUND 5· 7 $ ______________________ __ .; OIOCOIATE PEANUT a.umRS, ~" ~ROPS & CARAMELS, l-Ib. big lb. : UV£ POTTED ,PLAins 59' and up • •• . ' FLOWER BULBS Al!laryllls· Dahlias Gladioli ";.:' Packaged ' Flower Seeds. Garden Supplies, ,, ~ Hose, Moults. Etc. . P- of YlliltS's. Slil In PIOIIISS ... , f Optn Frlllllr. a sot. Nltlhtl Untllf:ot • .I ' -·~Your SI!Oppint (Inter l ,. • LAMPS l $8995 vouthful number . Natural, p ink , mint. 5-15 . "'- . Elec. Oilllf SALE .. · · '.:J Andr ll!'~• ' '. "IllS liJ Jun.tOT ·. .OF THE WEEK ~usf e 1\ 199··· ,THE .~IE·CE • ' W• s\riv1 to' svp~ · · .ply pharmaceu· ticGis at~· lowest .price pos· : sib)•• withoui · ~crifoClng qual· • i~ in any way., IO~lS ' deb fa$hiJJn ',, ' AT DISCOUNT PRICES! . '•. .' ., �' JOIIN!klN RFJ,"AIU! , ~THEM· IUP! 1 - <)!OIIlleal ~"""" ~)' .., ,.... wtll diUonolly rolea-'1 pild!cr ~"" ol a Johnaorl'"d r.c.Dod outllekW ,price Don Haltn lrool Boffolo ol the International J,eogue, · hll .sn ·In goiMI 1~. op;lna ~ boinll Biilfolo. Johlil!ln ol· . J'UIII lri· li• fdr M!illml . ···~-~ . . F:A •' J ,.SAViNGS} . . . . APt£~... >1<~FURtUTURE ' ' ' : ? ,/, ) ' . ' ' . BY ... ....... . ' l>' ' 3P ' OPEN UAIIL 8:00AMt010 . ..... . ' ' ' I'MI .' ALL OPEN . STOCKt ·SEE THE .. I ,. 5~Jn!laY10:30AM · " . to l2t30 PM arid ' ~-· ' pleats It the hipline. Decoretlvt stitching enhances the panels ' end 1h& colter . A contrasting spaahtttl bOw eddl the ""'' this •' ~ . TREE and · "·POLE Wayne Swisher, HaroJq .~se a~d K.noeth McCullough are you~ friendly pharmacists at Swisher and Lo~se ltexall Drugs.- They have . . . . .•• r- lnverte~;t t,o ~ ,....,_. _.j ·.5:00 to 9:.qo ~¥·"' lntr~ucil thepacuetter fOr the turn of the season . Ttlt' faVorite prlnceai line penell" form touch • 7 PC. SET . ...... ' ' DRESS SHoP AND BEAUTY SALON· Cor. Miin & ,Syumore POMEROY .I •' ~-- • -~ • REGUlAR If POUND 5· 7 $ ______________________ __ .; OIOCOIATE PEANUT a.umRS, ~" ~ROPS & CARAMELS, l-Ib. big lb. : UV£ POTTED ,PLAins 59' and up • •• . ' FLOWER BULBS Al!laryllls· Dahlias Gladioli ";.:' Packaged ' Flower Seeds. Garden Supplies, ,, ~ Hose, Moults. Etc. . P- of YlliltS's. Slil In PIOIIISS ... , f Optn Frlllllr. a sot. Nltlhtl Untllf:ot • .I ' -·~Your SI!Oppint (Inter l ,. • LAMPS l $8995 vouthful number . Natural, p ink , mint. 5-15 . "'- . Elec. Oilllf SALE .. · · '.:J Andr ll!'~• ' '. "IllS liJ Jun.tOT ·. .OF THE WEEK ~usf e 1\ 199··· ,THE .~IE·CE • ' W• s\riv1 to' svp~ · · .ply pharmaceu· ticGis at~· lowest .price pos· : sib)•• withoui · ~crifoClng qual· • i~ in any way., IO~lS ' deb fa$hiJJn ',, ' AT DISCOUNT PRICES! . '•. .' ., �' ·tr t~'l'llellaiiY~l,Middlil~ttr~oy,O.,Apri!ll,lfJO . . , , Athens is 6-2 Winner 'ft!e Albeu Jlod!dac• ~ 1111'11 ..... billie top of tbe llflb II"P a Wdeadlock and ,wllll 011 to dale at UJe M~isa llaraadlln W . at M~ " ~edne"4ay. :rlie. "araUCI,ra dilipjMd'' to' Jf overlll and Beat•••• ' run In tbe Si:.UJ to complete tbe """"" a majOr loap ...U.,. •hltllitl fa~' fill,1111\d<iil Melpl!adiuborl.lived ~t ~ ~Ut , a - . ill the fourlb willl Ute ecore lied, be11J411 Ilia rGII!Idt!'li!Pe, !IIIII« W, u stan Wllaan, jualcr · wilb a ailisle and double, out(lelder, cra.s.l a fliiO'OUI Bulllrwlli1h llll!l Dd !114 two· · ·doUble and ·wu 'licrlfl... to lllnfll.• ~. and Eiooi lbd ...nne. ' . ~Y j~ ou. .' ~ ~water, •.-aJned atl)41n league ....y. !Jdrd 'l'hl! J!tollql ~ 1-1 in lique. ~ed WUl. Bu\ third a IJI'01Il1doul eacli. •. · , · had ...., •.liP play In the 'Nol1heni OlvtsioD. llnl8hed tbe frame. Tbe cmly Alllens 200 031 IHI 10 3 Junior lellllander :rtm ather Marauder hit ,... MtJg. ' 200 000 ~ f i Demaakeyatartedontbehllllcr lllic:Uid.81niJe by Clonch who Stewart, !Jnenser (5) and Kelp and weot lbe ~. since Lillie Leane daya hal · Kelly. and Dizon. a lllvwlns 10 hila, fllllllni U, waWnc 2, 'and hlllinl aae. Slewart~atirted .fer Alllens llld worked till lbe Dlth wben· Llnenger relieved. Stewart pve up both Marauder runa and 11110111" of u,Jr hila w7ille atrD:ing outlour and ~ no Ofthe ;Bend AI~~:J!~;~~~~::~~-;~;~;~:·,:.~ mer: · · ' ·. · · ·· ' Torn ' · adO w·ms .3 2 tor...., ~~::~~~:: llaillllnTraceta~ontbeyeer, St~-:5:~!:: Southern ~~~~ : ~2 ·.~ ~: ~ ~":::.=r~;~~=~ Cci?~,baabellnMI ,t ~MthaDell'~~!of oflbef?ntona walk', uerror, and three alngles. Coach Ed Bartels' Maraudn ...... back willl two in tbelr half of lbe !inl. Ron <londl, sopllomore llhorlatop,!edoliwllha llinllt. Roger Dlaon, liOJIIIaniare calclier,,.. aa1a and stole ......, and Cheoter Wigal, aaphomore oulflelder, !lngied. But lbat wu lile Past Ume the Marauden were to"""""· In UJe BuUdog filth, twa IJ 8 1 201f001 x-4 2 3 Neue (WP), G. Bart (8), abel Well 'Yir8bdii· .· ' · '' , :. 'fornaclaOs (J2.0 . in the llnt Lawrence. Swain and DaniEla. Benaeth..llbe Ill rlae !hi'. . . . ~ of l i l a same).' SoU and Watu CoaiermiGft lllali1el hen !Ut ,... and Ia wen Freshman rlghlbander Mike ilnown by DllliY eoopl!iaiOrl of tho lllilllld watu CGI1IenatPon Neue, making hll first hlih S~VPacuse ltl"riee iD u •• _ . sclloal atart, burled 811 slrong __.. ·· 1 innings,ro<elving.....Utlorlbe Bemell,bomnoarCIIrbblq,W.Va.,llagraduataOfWIII win.Helanned!aurandwalked VlqlniaUblvtnlt.y.lllaaewappalabpent-etreeuveAprillt. two. Sophomore righthander 0p8 r · Gary Hart wu perfect In hll '1111! CAIIPIJSIIWl'rllll! lllJIBlllhl Muteltlllleatured """ inning. He alruek aut aU COLVMl!US(UPI)-ColumbuJ Ill the Clll'nlll edllkiD ol f'Woade!'flll Wcrld Of Oldo." If ,.u three battora. baYen'hlllted lile muaeamlor ~me. or ever, you IQlght balll laasea coming from the t on an error bow- a., · Gt'GapiOfcqll!'•"f loJaofldluc-.p'C!IIt.-llonalor . Dem"*ey dl7 care ~ lar oiblllba of ....... ~ ar ·Willi llllllii A tetter ,.1 read lronf In 10111~ parlldplllalln 1llllr 1'41'- . . 1111*'11! 11!1)'. 1.a11q MJciaa'rl, lluillnt nirnl lppnciele41 Iii . recejft fOod IIIII JIIG!IIJ: !rGm lbe prGinlll, >t . ' .. .,Bobar II r A Olllllar . . . ... 111m, 1!1 . Same_, ;~ ilao ........ far eq'•b*' I .'IIIIo , fortnor ~ •'"': ea1Unt4 bar -Uaa the ....-""""~-·ill!'!i •· nead it. . · : . ' · re<elved .1111 1 aiiJ'•• ~ IIIII IId a ~milO!) ~ '· '!lAy ~ MI!P ODoldy ....., Jbollld Clllllaet 111e Plied """ 1n , • The Soulbern Local Tor- ~ had twO ~ ln ~ 11111 Nu lee ' . · · • r i ' !~: ·fi.au. · I. < · ' 1 nacloel kept their jinlqdive aver !rips' and .ioe 1leW!o and swaJn lr?tim Sei ·~ l!IIPUSD~Iift wba, Ia t7d.a Ff!ll• Ja .lab!\\ ·Mtl.~ nnMPd Jlllnor llaarbi, Ifni, 'Qilrp lile ~ Tr~ce ,WUdeata at each bad one. si~We. Soutbera Rlldltord, Room lllldifr Blil~, tSaulb llln8rwi.AIItlll\ , ,. ":.'riotz?pee 'a.d7Jiti81; . ud llr1. Robert T Jets .. ,!!' HoiletrPupi1s'·· ..i.~ Jv.:: ... __ : ·:..,.,.J iuluOUtt~ Tbe ' ...,;... -"of the ,_... ""' a..'..- ' ,_.,. , Erma . Smltb, <aQIJI.., . dPnelut • ~~~c~· tho ~ 'baa ....ie. ElemaallrJ Bcboot for lila 171111 a.· 'of a dliPaPD Mdl 811:'11'* lll'ld!iW period ...... On &ullll ·-del . ....,......, lodlr. ' v••"w . a·· ~·~ - • • • a gradaoiBGi-abavebllll>tbeit" lliOrt Nli~ta Oill' tho Jn. anhjet!tllwwe • . • ·· , 1111:GmQIIem.'l!MiemWiMn SIX'lBORAbE-JlliJrllulll: ~, Melp ~ :Keith Crde MDily Fllbir - - -·,_, , lreneKnl&h~ Sandra Norrii' . NI!Jied op · ~· -larlillp• '!-'_ !'.... ' . . . • ~toltleeta4elefvlba ::!d!u;~!t~.:!~7; ::=d~:\::=: ft?E:i:::~ :!r:=:!!t~lei~~~".:'~ofm':.":: =~'":~. :;· =~.:~~=threeruna.JolmAbdella,aenior slrikln8 out live and luulns llitters leD hulldlns buement. rpim'i'H _ Lola !18U,,;.or. i:J~ald' DIJDI~ansan •. ,-------.. . = aharlslop, amuhed a Pong home cmJy one free pusthro . Swain bad a going ugh lour Larry (Lillie Fooz) WG!Ie's Tomadael casbed in For Brushed Leather . twa runa In lbe lirsl Inning on no lbe Wildcats bad Hush Puppies And Ali . hits pushed acroaa aae In tilelr half Swede Shoes. oftbe lirst.llann8n Trace lied it uP in lbe 811111 al 1-2, -•· to • ' have Soulbem came bad.:~th one In the bottom of the 811111• Coach REVIVE sllei '149 , lH . .SHO£ _ ,·.( SlltJis ,,.. BOX Sensibly Prlctd. •s'P'E.'J f#l6nnnljll .•n. 6 , . ,. I Ilift, M l ' a ....._ . ,._...._.. •·-•· " - ' - .. Wlillfr~ lVII nfl """" MIISOI.£S Bart:: ' ~· and be(an · • ....-Banleil,Jerry TGIII Groo!DI; Hudlon, o.-•• Me1?aaa lhle, Kent Virney, Kalen P?aber: three frames. Tbe two round EARTIIDAYWAflat.e-vedinvar?ouawayaWadaeaday,aad Wines. • lrippers came in tbe filth, ....,.....ny in the acboail. Melgllfl&h 8dMlol teacher Mn. Caude FIRS'l' - ~ Bulb, Erk: which wu W. Past. Hlllledblbdthaall?II"DimatemUelrllmberbamelotheacboaiiJ\ . HID, Saoja BiD, Robert Lee, Dick Colpaertand.Tam Fron- oboervance of the day. · Clrl Morrla, Kip Slllea. dar! each pve up one llit while "It wam1 ubad u IlbaQsblitwould he," Martlia quipped . Denny Rkldleberser UJrew hit.. Wedneaday .......... leas bali lcr one and·onHhlrd .,_., Davis Promoted innings. The Jeta bad gotten Bingle To1T,Q..nreant tallies in the second and third ....,.,_t:O E l . B On :tr:lh!'"r1ru.he~~ i! . ag, es oot e wn ~clnk~, Mn. ~.!'lid llr. All! ·Jiow!M. lf!w, a.rlai (Dick) Karr, ?a a JMdleDt at lbe .hoiP'al and ~· Ow Ne!gler, nco•• bll frOm a fill, II now at home ln innings, giving up twa hila u DONNA·RAUCUNDLINDAIW.EYaropreparingloleate """nD'Ro'':~~-c.;;;;· the Jell leU lo Syracuse 3-2. lar anctmaU whera they wllhlllead tho Clllventlon allbe oido ~ ~. llrPee It wu the filth win without a ,.IIOC!a!loil of l'llblle Sdlooi EmpJoiaa. Mlai Hauct and MlM 6banici IDD, BempY Mcr.ln, loss far the Chlefa lhll young Hilley are blllh empioyed Ia IICI'etar2al pollll with lbe ilcboollln Cilr9l llarr?a, Linda Narrll, lntemallanal Iasue aeuan. Meigl County. · Brent Patterson, Marie Fred Cambria worked llle .Picbnl, Danlelle Sallth. . ~. ,. first live innings, giving up the ELI!CI'ION OOMJNQ tiP nat month •qh•llw a -tence .........., ._ ,__ "-·· 'l1le .bo:t , ..,.. three runa, two of them hmne lntbe e<ltlanof'"'--'""--"pub"·'~""Paul"~-' ........,,u ,__, ,_ •n- ......:• ~ run balla to Tony Solalta new """""'.....,.., ........,. .....u, penlei-, Tammie Cld?'d, 8arJ _.......,.,,_ .. "' George Pena. But the Jet hurl· Mlddlepart,tapulbacl?anlorlowerlngthevoi!Dgagi;IIIO!Ilo. The D7ddli IDiilberiJ ~Amy Mn. PldUPp llll'l!bl'l, third inning "Y6udon1ba.e to~ mature ta .vote; 1Qii llnly llave to The only twa lor the Tar· lo weaken after and tbe crow sentence l'tll!ll,llimp!y: nadoes we~ebile singles by erHe bad ~ II batters older." · ;:\":,':BretHartandjualar lllrown 611 pitches in the first 0 ==-=:..,...::;:' :;';;;;;;;:,_~F:or:.::Hannan:: · :.~Tr:ace:;,~w:•yn:;e ' ; . the off ' Three rellefers ;.orked lour Jerry M. !>avis. son of Wyll1s F. Sr. of 552 Soulb Fourlb The Eaalem. Eo•'-uH-. ~ ·•· hi... -'••1- St.,Davia ,_ COlD· ,...,u_.,. ,., f·i-v"e _....., Middleport, has been mltied six tnally errors aplnat and a double. pi'Oillotecl to technlca! aergeaat KD 1 11!11 the l'ederal.l{ocklng Lancers After C4ach Qan Wrlght'a in lila U.S. Air Forte. An IN VJE'I'NAM Wednesday and went down 1o Eaglea OJ)elled up tu HI lead in education and . training WASHINGTON (UPI) - Tbe defeat 3-1 at l'ederai-Hocklng. lila first, the Lancers fought au~!Jor at 111bn ,\11, qer. ,llefenae Department said lllUterii, twice loae1'JI11(nt to lbe Jio"'<Jiiilli ~ !n Ute -.?,'In~ It ~ 1 tared~ o( •Wedneaday SWt:· Jval!lllrA: -~.thor; J ~1111 Hoe ~Jri4i• 4,iad a hi~ Both runa:;.t:"Alt~lorte Communlcatlana Bobanlch Jr., .., of Mr. and aea1011. · · were Uliearned. Federal· SerYkf: . ' Mrs. Joaeph A. Bobanlch Sr. o1 Hacldng IICared an Insurance The aerseut Ia a · 1957 Weatuvllle Ohio had bean , Mike Boring, junior run in the lhlrd. sraduate of Pomeroy H18h · !dlled In Vl;lnam righthander, harled tbe llnl Bob Rlldlle, Easle aenlar School and has served 111' • threeinningslortheEaglesand catcher, sing!ed and doubled, Vielnam.lliawlle,Rita,laUJO allowed all the Lancet rona, the an?y player eilllar team daughter of Mr and Mrs Howle CaldweU, junior to ~ tWo asfelles. For Rolland E. Neu~, 311 ~ righlllander, pitched lbe nnat. UJe . Eagk!i, IOI)hamore Rick st., Pomeroy. ' . ' three. Combined, they .fanned Sanc?en, CaidweD, juator Terry ·, . , , : , three and gave up no free Sle!llam,IUid juniOr Dave Slil!UJ - - - - - -- tlckela, allowed only lour hlte. each bad one single. · ' Mike McPeak had 8 41, Joe Three - • lor eatra haaee, Eastern 100 000 I)....I 6.6 · however, l'-11 021 OOO 1)...3 f 2 Wllllama, f2, Dan Morrow, U, Jenkil1a went tbe route 1ar llartng, (LP), H. Caldwell and Dave Row, • ff. For Fedei'ai-Hncldng and Bind: aut (~), and Ritchie. Jenldna (WPJ WellaiiJn, Tim TripPett bad a fO, three and wilted three willie· and Robinlon. · Roser llcott, f7, Jeff Howel?, 41, and Keith Clart Sf. -'··•·· runa ' ChiefS got "elr "' ~u•~'6 . ,... • ....,. ..... uar· ··~u~nl-•~ ,.¥. ::~.·~:~~~~·-"~'t~'"--' .• •·. ,·iii~,, ·,·Mn~,.ct:~ ' . ,'.- ~=~~;~~~ J-•• '•; I '"\?~- ,J BY Rob .Roy '·• .Health ~ex Bilij The Kid L - service a aepelr All Makes AM Modell. 1-rf!;.l Shilr!S~ ' on Swingers ·win and Lo.se LADIES, GIRLS and INFANTS ..~ Spo~ear~Siet~pwear ,, ·~ ' i 1 ' " SMART : SHOPPUS . Tlusri-~·u~tiONS' · 'l OUAJ NM~t: The ,., DROP BY. AND S£E OUR NEW FACE ' ' . FA.VORS--DOOR PRIZE··REFRESHMENTS ' ·~· t ., • ' ' Y"1'rolnvltad toaOKgola Open House Friday, APrll24, tr001 21o1 p.m. ~~·r !Nliii.PIInt. '!"ll,oii!ICI har,d wt>rk to brlghlt'~ lhe lacO'OI our , .•·, · . "'!!r.lciOffl!'l, 150Mill St.,IIICI now we'd llko YO!! it. ·~· .Altw an, you ro fflo ·roaaon•wo fide ltd this projoct. So !»rile and enjoy l . . youraall. You might win ff1o door prize! , . . , ::,'71:'; : I to..e '' o ' '1" ~ "; · . ,, . ". , ,::;=::;=:; Plain "" �' ·tr t~'l'llellaiiY~l,Middlil~ttr~oy,O.,Apri!ll,lfJO . . , , Athens is 6-2 Winner 'ft!e Albeu Jlod!dac• ~ 1111'11 ..... billie top of tbe llflb II"P a Wdeadlock and ,wllll 011 to dale at UJe M~isa llaraadlln W . at M~ " ~edne"4ay. :rlie. "araUCI,ra dilipjMd'' to' Jf overlll and Beat•••• ' run In tbe Si:.UJ to complete tbe """"" a majOr loap ...U.,. •hltllitl fa~' fill,1111\d<iil Melpl!adiuborl.lived ~t ~ ~Ut , a - . ill the fourlb willl Ute ecore lied, be11J411 Ilia rGII!Idt!'li!Pe, !IIIII« W, u stan Wllaan, jualcr · wilb a ailisle and double, out(lelder, cra.s.l a fliiO'OUI Bulllrwlli1h llll!l Dd !114 two· · ·doUble and ·wu 'licrlfl... to lllnfll.• ~. and Eiooi lbd ...nne. ' . ~Y j~ ou. .' ~ ~water, •.-aJned atl)41n league ....y. !Jdrd 'l'hl! J!tollql ~ 1-1 in lique. ~ed WUl. Bu\ third a IJI'01Il1doul eacli. •. · , · had ...., •.liP play In the 'Nol1heni OlvtsioD. llnl8hed tbe frame. Tbe cmly Alllens 200 031 IHI 10 3 Junior lellllander :rtm ather Marauder hit ,... MtJg. ' 200 000 ~ f i Demaakeyatartedontbehllllcr lllic:Uid.81niJe by Clonch who Stewart, !Jnenser (5) and Kelp and weot lbe ~. since Lillie Leane daya hal · Kelly. and Dizon. a lllvwlns 10 hila, fllllllni U, waWnc 2, 'and hlllinl aae. Slewart~atirted .fer Alllens llld worked till lbe Dlth wben· Llnenger relieved. Stewart pve up both Marauder runa and 11110111" of u,Jr hila w7ille atrD:ing outlour and ~ no Ofthe ;Bend AI~~:J!~;~~~~::~~-;~;~;~:·,:.~ mer: · · ' ·. · · ·· ' Torn ' · adO w·ms .3 2 tor...., ~~::~~~:: llaillllnTraceta~ontbeyeer, St~-:5:~!:: Southern ~~~~ : ~2 ·.~ ~: ~ ~":::.=r~;~~=~ Cci?~,baabellnMI ,t ~MthaDell'~~!of oflbef?ntona walk', uerror, and three alngles. Coach Ed Bartels' Maraudn ...... back willl two in tbelr half of lbe !inl. Ron <londl, sopllomore llhorlatop,!edoliwllha llinllt. Roger Dlaon, liOJIIIaniare calclier,,.. aa1a and stole ......, and Cheoter Wigal, aaphomore oulflelder, !lngied. But lbat wu lile Past Ume the Marauden were to"""""· In UJe BuUdog filth, twa IJ 8 1 201f001 x-4 2 3 Neue (WP), G. Bart (8), abel Well 'Yir8bdii· .· ' · '' , :. 'fornaclaOs (J2.0 . in the llnt Lawrence. Swain and DaniEla. Benaeth..llbe Ill rlae !hi'. . . . ~ of l i l a same).' SoU and Watu CoaiermiGft lllali1el hen !Ut ,... and Ia wen Freshman rlghlbander Mike ilnown by DllliY eoopl!iaiOrl of tho lllilllld watu CGI1IenatPon Neue, making hll first hlih S~VPacuse ltl"riee iD u •• _ . sclloal atart, burled 811 slrong __.. ·· 1 innings,ro<elving.....Utlorlbe Bemell,bomnoarCIIrbblq,W.Va.,llagraduataOfWIII win.Helanned!aurandwalked VlqlniaUblvtnlt.y.lllaaewappalabpent-etreeuveAprillt. two. Sophomore righthander 0p8 r · Gary Hart wu perfect In hll '1111! CAIIPIJSIIWl'rllll! lllJIBlllhl Muteltlllleatured """ inning. He alruek aut aU COLVMl!US(UPI)-ColumbuJ Ill the Clll'nlll edllkiD ol f'Woade!'flll Wcrld Of Oldo." If ,.u three battora. baYen'hlllted lile muaeamlor ~me. or ever, you IQlght balll laasea coming from the t on an error bow- a., · Gt'GapiOfcqll!'•"f loJaofldluc-.p'C!IIt.-llonalor . Dem"*ey dl7 care ~ lar oiblllba of ....... ~ ar ·Willi llllllii A tetter ,.1 read lronf In 10111~ parlldplllalln 1llllr 1'41'- . . 1111*'11! 11!1)'. 1.a11q MJciaa'rl, lluillnt nirnl lppnciele41 Iii . recejft fOod IIIII JIIG!IIJ: !rGm lbe prGinlll, >t . ' .. .,Bobar II r A Olllllar . . . ... 111m, 1!1 . Same_, ;~ ilao ........ far eq'•b*' I .'IIIIo , fortnor ~ •'"': ea1Unt4 bar -Uaa the ....-""""~-·ill!'!i •· nead it. . · : . ' · re<elved .1111 1 aiiJ'•• ~ IIIII IId a ~milO!) ~ '· '!lAy ~ MI!P ODoldy ....., Jbollld Clllllaet 111e Plied """ 1n , • The Soulbern Local Tor- ~ had twO ~ ln ~ 11111 Nu lee ' . · · • r i ' !~: ·fi.au. · I. < · ' 1 nacloel kept their jinlqdive aver !rips' and .ioe 1leW!o and swaJn lr?tim Sei ·~ l!IIPUSD~Iift wba, Ia t7d.a Ff!ll• Ja .lab!\\ ·Mtl.~ nnMPd Jlllnor llaarbi, Ifni, 'Qilrp lile ~ Tr~ce ,WUdeata at each bad one. si~We. Soutbera Rlldltord, Room lllldifr Blil~, tSaulb llln8rwi.AIItlll\ , ,. ":.'riotz?pee 'a.d7Jiti81; . ud llr1. Robert T Jets .. ,!!' HoiletrPupi1s'·· ..i.~ Jv.:: ... __ : ·:..,.,.J iuluOUtt~ Tbe ' ...,;... -"of the ,_... ""' a..'..- ' ,_.,. , Erma . Smltb, <aQIJI.., . dPnelut • ~~~c~· tho ~ 'baa ....ie. ElemaallrJ Bcboot for lila 171111 a.· 'of a dliPaPD Mdl 811:'11'* lll'ld!iW period ...... On &ullll ·-del . ....,......, lodlr. ' v••"w . a·· ~·~ - • • • a gradaoiBGi-abavebllll>tbeit" lliOrt Nli~ta Oill' tho Jn. anhjet!tllwwe • . • ·· , 1111:GmQIIem.'l!MiemWiMn SIX'lBORAbE-JlliJrllulll: ~, Melp ~ :Keith Crde MDily Fllbir - - -·,_, , lreneKnl&h~ Sandra Norrii' . NI!Jied op · ~· -larlillp• '!-'_ !'.... ' . . . • ~toltleeta4elefvlba ::!d!u;~!t~.:!~7; ::=d~:\::=: ft?E:i:::~ :!r:=:!!t~lei~~~".:'~ofm':.":: =~'":~. :;· =~.:~~=threeruna.JolmAbdella,aenior slrikln8 out live and luulns llitters leD hulldlns buement. rpim'i'H _ Lola !18U,,;.or. i:J~ald' DIJDI~ansan •. ,-------.. . = aharlslop, amuhed a Pong home cmJy one free pusthro . Swain bad a going ugh lour Larry (Lillie Fooz) WG!Ie's Tomadael casbed in For Brushed Leather . twa runa In lbe lirsl Inning on no lbe Wildcats bad Hush Puppies And Ali . hits pushed acroaa aae In tilelr half Swede Shoes. oftbe lirst.llann8n Trace lied it uP in lbe 811111 al 1-2, -•· to • ' have Soulbem came bad.:~th one In the bottom of the 811111• Coach REVIVE sllei '149 , lH . .SHO£ _ ,·.( SlltJis ,,.. BOX Sensibly Prlctd. •s'P'E.'J f#l6nnnljll .•n. 6 , . ,. I Ilift, M l ' a ....._ . ,._...._.. •·-•· " - ' - .. Wlillfr~ lVII nfl """" MIISOI.£S Bart:: ' ~· and be(an · • ....-Banleil,Jerry TGIII Groo!DI; Hudlon, o.-•• Me1?aaa lhle, Kent Virney, Kalen P?aber: three frames. Tbe two round EARTIIDAYWAflat.e-vedinvar?ouawayaWadaeaday,aad Wines. • lrippers came in tbe filth, ....,.....ny in the acboail. Melgllfl&h 8dMlol teacher Mn. Caude FIRS'l' - ~ Bulb, Erk: which wu W. Past. Hlllledblbdthaall?II"DimatemUelrllmberbamelotheacboaiiJ\ . HID, Saoja BiD, Robert Lee, Dick Colpaertand.Tam Fron- oboervance of the day. · Clrl Morrla, Kip Slllea. dar! each pve up one llit while "It wam1 ubad u IlbaQsblitwould he," Martlia quipped . Denny Rkldleberser UJrew hit.. Wedneaday .......... leas bali lcr one and·onHhlrd .,_., Davis Promoted innings. The Jeta bad gotten Bingle To1T,Q..nreant tallies in the second and third ....,.,_t:O E l . B On :tr:lh!'"r1ru.he~~ i! . ag, es oot e wn ~clnk~, Mn. ~.!'lid llr. All! ·Jiow!M. lf!w, a.rlai (Dick) Karr, ?a a JMdleDt at lbe .hoiP'al and ~· Ow Ne!gler, nco•• bll frOm a fill, II now at home ln innings, giving up twa hila u DONNA·RAUCUNDLINDAIW.EYaropreparingloleate """nD'Ro'':~~-c.;;;;· the Jell leU lo Syracuse 3-2. lar anctmaU whera they wllhlllead tho Clllventlon allbe oido ~ ~. llrPee It wu the filth win without a ,.IIOC!a!loil of l'llblle Sdlooi EmpJoiaa. Mlai Hauct and MlM 6banici IDD, BempY Mcr.ln, loss far the Chlefa lhll young Hilley are blllh empioyed Ia IICI'etar2al pollll with lbe ilcboollln Cilr9l llarr?a, Linda Narrll, lntemallanal Iasue aeuan. Meigl County. · Brent Patterson, Marie Fred Cambria worked llle .Picbnl, Danlelle Sallth. . ~. ,. first live innings, giving up the ELI!CI'ION OOMJNQ tiP nat month •qh•llw a -tence .........., ._ ,__ "-·· 'l1le .bo:t , ..,.. three runa, two of them hmne lntbe e<ltlanof'"'--'""--"pub"·'~""Paul"~-' ........,,u ,__, ,_ •n- ......:• ~ run balla to Tony Solalta new """""'.....,.., ........,. .....u, penlei-, Tammie Cld?'d, 8arJ _.......,.,,_ .. "' George Pena. But the Jet hurl· Mlddlepart,tapulbacl?anlorlowerlngthevoi!Dgagi;IIIO!Ilo. The D7ddli IDiilberiJ ~Amy Mn. PldUPp llll'l!bl'l, third inning "Y6udon1ba.e to~ mature ta .vote; 1Qii llnly llave to The only twa lor the Tar· lo weaken after and tbe crow sentence l'tll!ll,llimp!y: nadoes we~ebile singles by erHe bad ~ II batters older." · ;:\":,':BretHartandjualar lllrown 611 pitches in the first 0 ==-=:..,...::;:' :;';;;;;;;:,_~F:or:.::Hannan:: · :.~Tr:ace:;,~w:•yn:;e ' ; . the off ' Three rellefers ;.orked lour Jerry M. !>avis. son of Wyll1s F. Sr. of 552 Soulb Fourlb The Eaalem. Eo•'-uH-. ~ ·•· hi... -'••1- St.,Davia ,_ COlD· ,...,u_.,. ,., f·i-v"e _....., Middleport, has been mltied six tnally errors aplnat and a double. pi'Oillotecl to technlca! aergeaat KD 1 11!11 the l'ederal.l{ocklng Lancers After C4ach Qan Wrlght'a in lila U.S. Air Forte. An IN VJE'I'NAM Wednesday and went down 1o Eaglea OJ)elled up tu HI lead in education and . training WASHINGTON (UPI) - Tbe defeat 3-1 at l'ederai-Hocklng. lila first, the Lancers fought au~!Jor at 111bn ,\11, qer. ,llefenae Department said lllUterii, twice loae1'JI11(nt to lbe Jio"'<Jiiilli ~ !n Ute -.?,'In~ It ~ 1 tared~ o( •Wedneaday SWt:· Jval!lllrA: -~.thor; J ~1111 Hoe ~Jri4i• 4,iad a hi~ Both runa:;.t:"Alt~lorte Communlcatlana Bobanlch Jr., .., of Mr. and aea1011. · · were Uliearned. Federal· SerYkf: . ' Mrs. Joaeph A. Bobanlch Sr. o1 Hacldng IICared an Insurance The aerseut Ia a · 1957 Weatuvllle Ohio had bean , Mike Boring, junior run in the lhlrd. sraduate of Pomeroy H18h · !dlled In Vl;lnam righthander, harled tbe llnl Bob Rlldlle, Easle aenlar School and has served 111' • threeinningslortheEaglesand catcher, sing!ed and doubled, Vielnam.lliawlle,Rita,laUJO allowed all the Lancet rona, the an?y player eilllar team daughter of Mr and Mrs Howle CaldweU, junior to ~ tWo asfelles. For Rolland E. Neu~, 311 ~ righlllander, pitched lbe nnat. UJe . Eagk!i, IOI)hamore Rick st., Pomeroy. ' . ' three. Combined, they .fanned Sanc?en, CaidweD, juator Terry ·, . , , : , three and gave up no free Sle!llam,IUid juniOr Dave Slil!UJ - - - - - -- tlckela, allowed only lour hlte. each bad one single. · ' Mike McPeak had 8 41, Joe Three - • lor eatra haaee, Eastern 100 000 I)....I 6.6 · however, l'-11 021 OOO 1)...3 f 2 Wllllama, f2, Dan Morrow, U, Jenkil1a went tbe route 1ar llartng, (LP), H. Caldwell and Dave Row, • ff. For Fedei'ai-Hncldng and Bind: aut (~), and Ritchie. Jenldna (WPJ WellaiiJn, Tim TripPett bad a fO, three and wilted three willie· and Robinlon. · Roser llcott, f7, Jeff Howel?, 41, and Keith Clart Sf. -'··•·· runa ' ChiefS got "elr "' ~u•~'6 . ,... • ....,. ..... uar· ··~u~nl-•~ ,.¥. ::~.·~:~~~~·-"~'t~'"--' .• •·. ,·iii~,, ·,·Mn~,.ct:~ ' . ,'.- ~=~~;~~~ J-•• '•; I '"\?~- ,J BY Rob .Roy '·• .Health ~ex Bilij The Kid L - service a aepelr All Makes AM Modell. 1-rf!;.l Shilr!S~ ' on Swingers ·win and Lo.se LADIES, GIRLS and INFANTS ..~ Spo~ear~Siet~pwear ,, ·~ ' i 1 ' " SMART : SHOPPUS . Tlusri-~·u~tiONS' · 'l OUAJ NM~t: The ,., DROP BY. AND S£E OUR NEW FACE ' ' . FA.VORS--DOOR PRIZE··REFRESHMENTS ' ·~· t ., • ' ' Y"1'rolnvltad toaOKgola Open House Friday, APrll24, tr001 21o1 p.m. ~~·r !Nliii.PIInt. '!"ll,oii!ICI har,d wt>rk to brlghlt'~ lhe lacO'OI our , .•·, · . "'!!r.lciOffl!'l, 150Mill St.,IIICI now we'd llko YO!! it. ·~· .Altw an, you ro fflo ·roaaon•wo fide ltd this projoct. So !»rile and enjoy l . . youraall. You might win ff1o door prize! , . . , ::,'71:'; : I to..e '' o ' '1" ~ "; · . ,, . ". , ,::;=::;=:; Plain "" �' '' f F Notice r • .. 19-12fl> Wanted To .Rent- · WoULD LIKE to rt~~l llouae wl1h yard and storage '!P.!'... ' ~~ Pf)One .7-G-..121. J ' ' .. ~ ~ • · · 1,.: 4;.23-3tc ' 1 b/- - - - ' - CROSSWORD ·~ u .• ··22.LOitt'...... a.-.. boo.t 2t.Wood 4. KIICelluy 11.- I.Pn<!ellll li!*bllc 10. Junta 11.Liaard . 1J.81adlu' I .!4; v • ......,_ (ii:';,i'""' II.J'ortlty 11.11&1! ... IT. J\aaiuctd IO.,Uionl ·7 . - (Jop.l 1.~ tolloop I. Coone ',' . . .Y: , li.Le...., ll. l'llilctloll 18.1leed 1I.I1110Cl 20.COD- 121. 8utflx Tau /lroduces ao per cent of .lbe ~ld's mollalr. · ,•' '-, · ,..,....;'"""=""--'---,-., ' ' ' . ,' .",', and· tororm ,OAQediYe ' 23. Telm.l 'H.CUom ' -~~ II.JUIItii.Odor :rr.Loo.. . Gentlemen · Jack . ' ' ·Kane' ·, rou, ,. ~:an:d · '· ·~ �' '' f F Notice r • .. 19-12fl> Wanted To .Rent- · WoULD LIKE to rt~~l llouae wl1h yard and storage '!P.!'... ' ~~ Pf)One .7-G-..121. J ' ' .. ~ ~ • · · 1,.: 4;.23-3tc ' 1 b/- - - - ' - CROSSWORD ·~ u .• ··22.LOitt'...... a.-.. boo.t 2t.Wood 4. KIICelluy 11.- I.Pn<!ellll li!*bllc 10. Junta 11.Liaard . 1J.81adlu' I .!4; v • ......,_ (ii:';,i'""' II.J'ortlty 11.11&1! ... IT. J\aaiuctd IO.,Uionl ·7 . - (Jop.l 1.~ tolloop I. Coone ',' . . .Y: , li.Le...., ll. l'llilctloll 18.1leed 1I.I1110Cl 20.COD- 121. 8utflx Tau /lroduces ao per cent of .lbe ~ld's mollalr. · ,•' '-, · ,..,....;'"""=""--'---,-., ' ' ' . ,' .",', and· tororm ,OAQediYe ' 23. Telm.l 'H.CUom ' -~~ II.JUIItii.Odor :rr.Loo.. . Gentlemen · Jack . ' ' ·Kane' ·, rou, ,. ~:an:d · '· ·~ �II-..... Da117 8edlnioi,~,O,.Ajlrii:D, . .. Worke.- Dies In Pier F WAVERJ,.Y, Ohio lUPll - A ~ gave way' at au. ....,._ ,....., torn .,· ., s. :a ~- >1111.- Hoiptlalllod ln 't.ir condlyoa w~ . W~IM Blanton~ '~· ind G, both , "' 'Ar1Jv ........ .)~~~ ;;-~ Col~bif.l:-&toa ai!lfered a , lnjllril!g two Qlherf; pOolibl, hiP fracture and Nelaoa : .IWleil ..... hit by • boom, beid liiJUrtet. JW~y u a c:rjllle plunged . 1be lxildge wu the Older of Into ·the wa!M wu Harmon two. ~y-eide ..,.... • bait ,I,Indhorst, 6Q, ' Columb111, mile )IGdb of here\ 'lbe ~ ~on qerinlendent. llo!..s lane'a Jllidll · 111111 ,_ ' · ~n torn doWn, leavbl« only a pao:ttoa of<lr siiU 1118adlnc. All Suit FUed By Nelsonville Firm lr~ 011 bull' u..s. 1'1 ... us1n11 lbe olher . bridge, nor• rna1Jl< C81'1')'1Pg, only the aoutb. A suit for ~.Ul.&l hu been bqilpd vehlclea. . · . IUed by the York Con&lruetlon · Co., Ine., NelloavWe, against ODe&, 1be Pomeroy Motor Co. In MeiRJ Sarah J' County Cilmmon .Plw Court. 'lbe plaintiff alleges lbe l1llll Is 411!1 u balance for blacktllp materlalusedoaandaroundlbe finn's garage ilnd ueed car Jot. Ssm BoaiOD, Pomeroy, baa f11e11 IIIII for dlvoree against May Boston, Middleport, gn;., ·neglect of duty eharglns add estreme cruelty. :r;r Mr.· Edd " Y' .L' aces Service .Slash 1110 State Library Board baa ordered services of Mr. Eddy, lbe boolanobDs serving MeiRJ, Ylntm and Jackson CounUea curtailed unless local IIUJiliCirl funds mer-. Mrs. VUma Plkltola was ID!cnned of the board's declstoa tbla week wbla abe appured beftn lbe board In Cokmblll. .Mrs. Pll:toja Is superviaor' ol lbe bookmobile operations In lbellnecountles.TIIerewuno threat ~ that the bookmobUe wOI be !oat, Mrs. Plkko)a reported, only that serv1cea IIIUIII be reduced unless ·· · . !•,' ·,ef _....... Age. 69,, Dies .. , . .Mrs. Sarali · ..Mae (~die). Jones, 69, !lJod w~ In Indianapolis, Ind. , Mrs •. Jones was borp In Middleport,<l!le daugbler ol tbe late Iaiiie aild' Sally Coii!JI8II Wilson. . ' . She Is survived ·by her husband, Olarles, Middleport; a . daughter' Mrs. " Ray (LouVenla).Coles,lndlanapolls; one gr"//d.daughter, ~ •. Charles (• ~a) Garnea, Indianapolis · and a grandson, Clarence Ho~. GaUIPolJa. .. She wu a member ollbe MI. Moriah Baptist Churcb, MiddlePort, and of the Mt. Moriah .Mlsslonary Society. She was employed at Lakin State Hoopltal several years. Funeral services will be beld Saturday at 3 p.m. at lbe MI. M<rlah Baptist Olurch with the Rev. Robert Jackson offictsllng. Friends may caU at the Rawlings Coats Funeral Home Friday from 8 to 9 and Saturday unW I: 30 p.m. Burial will be In lbe Middleport HID . ' ~~~~==~~~ WIN ATBRID E TAIEN HOME The Middleport E-R unit answwec1 a can at 10:52 a. m. WedneadaY tq, the Mlddlepcrl e1emeJdary acbool wllere Mary &nllb bad fablted. She was Defense Takes Expensive Win By Oswald & James Jacoby liken heme. .542 .J64 eQI6t .AQ5 LOCAL TEMPS Tlletempsratureln downtown a. m. Tburaday ... 61 de&J'eeS, under beavy clouda. ~alii ,. ' ' TO PIAN BYPASS COLUMBUS (UPI) - Gov. James A. Rhodes today said Franklin Engineering Ltd., Coltllllbutt, had been retained to prtpire construction 'plans riir a bypaaa of Chesapeake, Lawrence County. Nll'J'E DJWIT CHANGES WASHINGTON (UPI) President Nl:<on plana to eliminate all future job, agricultural and parental draft deferments, and wants Congreas to end the current mandatory deferments for coDege students. Young men now holding such defennents, bowever, would be aUowed to keeplbem. RllODES ENDORSED . TPWEO ( - The Lucu Coun,ty Repul!llcan ElecuUve Committee · bas voted unanimously to endorse Gov.James A. Rhodes In biB bailie with Rep. Babert A. Taft Jr. for the GOP senatorial nomlnaUon. RECUPERATING AT HOME Mrs Sco~ F0ler of Pomeroy • " Ia recuperating at home following surgery and hospltaUzallon at the Holzer Medical Center three ~UP!) ,< .,.' . ., ·:" MEIGS THEATRE NOT OPEN Frldoy & Sllurdly DADDY'S GONE A·MUNTING !Tochrllcolorl Carol While, Paul Burke COIIRUPTION !Todlnlcolorl Peter Cushing, Sue Lloyd SMOW STARTS7 P.M. DRIVE·IN Fri .. Silt. & Sun. April 24-25-24 DOUILE FEATURE Elizabeth Taylor M 'Mia Farrow "Secret COLOR Ceremony'' Regular Rtgular Regular Regular Regular c· 0 who Is stdltn;.. · i'IDijusl ·lor m101ey 1 .'....r~un ~. I &\ . 0 ch -- •10 .AKQ9872 t10 .8613 sovm .AQJ876 .53 tAKS .K7 Both vulnenble West Nortl 3. 3. 1'111 1'111 - Soudl p.,. •• 1'111 ()peniJII Jead- .10 1.---------' There are names for almon every type of winning play, whUe b8d plays In gen· er&l are nameless. Ills IIlii as wen. Who would Uke to be lmrilortallzed by having the play of trumping your part. ner's ace named after him l Today's play Is known among the old-lime bridge experfs aa the "No-betterplace-for-It" play. In one Iorin or anOther, It Is fairly common and, whUe not al· ways a loser, It's very sel· dom a winner. This hand was played In a high-stakes rubber bridge game at the Cavendish Club almost 40 years ago and the player who chucked away came and rubber gave the play Its name right then and there Ea~ started the bidding off with three hearts and South made the fairly conservative caD of three spades. North raised to game and West opened his singleEast took the ace and king of hearts and continued with the queen. South wun't at aU happy about this. In fact, he had quietly decided that things were taking a nasty tum for lbe worse. He'could find nothing bei!M to .do than to ruff wfth his queen of trumps. All West had to do was to discard, but West wun't goln g to let that queen get away. He planked down Ills ldng, remarking, "No better place for It," and ·the .play was named. That was lbe third Irick for the defense, but South wrapped up the rest of the tricks In no seconds flat: lf West had just let that Irick go, he would have been re· warded .with two tricks later on but, llien, the play would have no name. • R f • -" ' ' ..r WHITE ·oatss ~~~TS. . 59.50 Coats 49~ Coats 39.50 Coats 2f.50 Coats 25.00 Coats ' •• '. • · · • • • Sale 29.75 LOng tali·. Shl.rts of 65 per .~ent F'Diyeste~ lind 35 • - • •. · · - • • Sale 24.75 per cent Cotton. Sizes from 14'12 fo 17. ·A - -.. - ~ • - · • ~le 19,75 terrific val\)e at ,,Elberfelds :special ,.price. • -· , •I - • - • • Sate· 14.75 • • - • • • - • • Sate 12•50 75 511 18 RReg~ula~r~19~.50~Co~at~s.:._·-~-~-~-.:._·.:._·~ •· -~:-:_._:_':::·:{-s;~a;;y:;s.~·~ · ~-~--~ Sale! · Boys 5.95 to 9.00 2 95 · SALE! WOMENS SUITS DRESS TROUSERS Regular 69.50 Womens Suits · ·· • • · • Sale 34.75 Regular 59.50 Womens Suits - • • - · • · Sale 2P.75 Regular 49.50 Womens Suits· · • • • • · Sale 24.75 Well known make- O'leoflhe best. Sizes are for boys from 6to 18or up to 291!1ch walshlze. TERRIFIC BARGAINS! .HALf PRICE . -3.00 to SALE! GIRLS COATS Regular 29.50 Regular 25.00 Regular· 19.50 Regular 16.50 Regut1r 13.95 Regular 12.95 Girls Girls Girls Girls Girls Girls ' Coats • • • - • · · Sale 14.75 Coats · • • • • • · Sale 12.50 Coats • - • • • · • Salt 9.75 Coats • • • • - • · Sale 1.25 Coats - · · - • • • Sale Ul Coats - - · - - • Sale 6.41 Another Big Shipment of White ·Swan Uniforms for women - your favorite b I y · ct size· style and fa r c. our corre SA.LE!-·GIRLS SUITS Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular 13.95 ,Girls Suits • • • • - • · IUS Girls Stilts - - - - • • • IO.tJ Girls Suits - • - - · · • 8.95 Girls Suits - · .. - - • · 7.95 Girls Suits • · · · • • - · Sale lilt !Nil¥ Sale Salt 6.98 6.48 5.48 4.48 3.98 SALE! GIRLS DRESSES Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular 12.95 Glr Is Drasses - • - • • 18.95 Girls Dresses · · • • · • 8.95 Girls DrtsMI • • • - - - · 7.95 Girls DrtSMI ••. • - •. 6.95 Girls DreSMI · · · • - • · 4.95 Girls Dresses • • - • • •• 5.95 Girls Dresses •..• • .. 3.95 Girls Dresses • . . - • .• Discontinued ' Panty Hose Sale Pair All sizes from theslnallest boys size to tile mens largest size. -s . , US atp'J idcoll • • • • • • • . . • • • , , - · .... Bop Jldc"' •••• - •••• • •• us - · .... lop lldcoll . - . . - - ..• • - 7.R Mons 1nd lop .ilclcm • • .••• •• • • • · I.R MMs and lop Jlclcm ••• • • • • • - • • • Ius - s 1nd Bo.P J•ctcots - . •••••••••• · · Regularly 2.;5 to 4.95 Some short sleeves · Some long sleeves. Af~w fancy patterns. About 120 to sen. Save 2.00 Now Special G1011p · ·1. 3 Du..!nv ·ttil~ ~J~· ·Jn~ L4!u P!,!nty.i Panty Girdle and 'ShOrtie. SALEI Made of 65 Per Cent T·Shn Briefs ·1n s!ze~ 3 tq .20. . Shirts In ~lzes 3.to,20.t·•.·· la.HodR GlliOLE SALE t39 8.riefs Colton Knit IJijefs and T-$hilb P~Ym , . ; · Dacrq~ ~ly,st~r ' '. Cent combed cott(ln. Gray. black, . green and broWn. 29 to 42 .waist. also ellt1:a. from .._. to 50 InclUded In 'thlt· Uti. · I· ' .. " . -! .I;.. . " > VELVETE~N · Non-Skid bs!:k with matching lid ca ..r. s·x6·. Gold, .TOSS PIUOWS blue, gr-., arengt. Good colors ..,.. zip~ff covers. (28 pillows to sell) ' f.. U-RN'IJ.UR..·£ > SALE 5.00· I · ,./ • ,~ . . r~~~--------------·--------, ·r Ne.ws••• in Briefs ' : !. I! · ~ tl1 Ualled Pma lalerllallaal' - . . . I ,WO ~ 8BNA'roRUL ~ wwe .fii.Widnllil! '«~- • lbl.tlievllloa alalltD (WIJI'b-1V)!D'ille~~le*tolllt)fa,tJirlma'y. G«W. J..i\\, lurid.~ a!ld U. S: RIP:Roliert Taft Jr•.,... to ~. ~~~ - . . . . . .. limllar lo·l l!e- ~ . ... . ~II;~'· ~wjllleature ~~by'. tile two ~ a brief pejiod' of rebutl81 beftn lbree , . new-. frim,lbe ~ilcm !brow qleilio!» ~~ tbem. Plana .,.pm . llil'·a brill i!tuilmuy -~L -TilE IWIDIIIIIP8 AND~ of lbe ltlbrtaaloa of the :Air Fari!e fllln wllo ipeDI . : I 'I • The Ideal covers tor. all fur!llfure,and h~~~~~~(~ other Items In two colorful petterni·-: l(ld "VIscount." Quatllr, Foam llac~lilg • .,.,.:1 solutely washable · no Ironing.·Sizes 411x72, 72ic90, nx1oe. 72x126 ... 'PIIICED •;wr~-to ~~~-2,- "'•: • ' · . a d . Wopa.:BtE..Ds; ·, · p~c. fAGS . . ' " ,., ,. . . . ....skit .... ....... ....... ..... . . ~. ~ 1'1'•1111 ~. Untra ., ~ltary . · odclr· free . SivH · .' I'; " • l !; >-~, $8.95 NylOn . ' Also AGroup of Boys Long SlaM·a~d Short 51• Shirts Sale! Boys well known brand en · . WAU !:t:~~~~. ~~'k TO WILL . Filling. !Only 45 In loll "CARPETING: · . " ,~, While they last CottDn Mens and Womens Sizes • • • • • • • • • • • 2.00 Boys and Girls Sizes • - • - • - - - • • • • 1.00 ' .! u'i.lti!nd.lbe blrbea WIN cllblt lliamoui ~I"· f 1 , . fnmBoalllem left an Aahley, flrsl .,.J third In county In flrsiiD ICboolllltl third In the eotml)' In COIIIpOidtlon; .Mrs. 'INdy Mulonka, aecoDd 1D lldloolln apeedl category, IIIII ICbooiiD composlttoa, Crou Ia tausJll by Tbilmas Jividen; lfobill. ~ received caah IWil'da on both lbe IChoollllld ~~vethe two lltlrd placetroplllea. 1---M-E_N_S_W_H.:. .I_T_E- 0:-:R-::£:-::.S:-::S-S:-:H:-: I: :R: =TS=-- 1 No slip· no·snde • wrinkle probfl 3 Pair 2.00 aniON DUSTERS Silt Ul Silt 4.041 Solo 4.141 Solo S.141 Solo Ul Solo 7,01 ,l.OO On Tbe Main Floar ·' ~ ' 'i ' I 'SAL£! · ~ lOSS, ·CIJSHION,S ·0,' Sal e • •00 ~--......:.......:_ _:_:..:.::::_ __ __ _ _ _--j S.le 7.00 Sale! wen Known Br~tnd Sale 6.00 Sale 5.00 Mens Kn~ and Sale 4.00 Sale 3.00 Briefs: ·· Sale 3.50 Tallor!!d fo !Jocly • Fit. for comfort • Double panel Sale 2.50 se11t. Sizes 30 to 50. SALEI VINYL RAINCOATS , SALE! MENS and BOYS JACKETS • r.' leiigtl'l. BHUtlfl!l ' cOiclrs h' ~llds" and- pl'lnts. · " While they last STOCKINGS T02.00 . UADY-MADE,Db-RIIS ·~w s;,;fliq .,att..:ns ln.e;h .si:S. ~"length i9,'90" . STRETCH VALUES Rl£ 3.98 . This Sale Only Reg. $1.00 Agllon Styles ' -PUIS- lh• sk/loy of ~ girl e97532 .11092 , . Mens Neller Iron SliOrf' SIH:ve' ·SALEl WOM'ENS COATS 4~75 ""'"'*"" lhlngs .. Fllllowittl Qn .R .K93 •10 .., 4.95 ~RS-·---ott SALE · 3.511 ' 195 Slfllrfs.,:... _____ ,ON SALE '!50 ' It's limo to speak of The liaftt of The EAST (D) ton. TIOIIghl, Aprll23 11~10~ WBST grttn. ond Reguiar 8.95 10.00Girls GirlsCoats Coats· 5.00 Regular • - ·· ·• ···· • · · · Sale Sale 4.48 NORm ., ' more local funds are made Cemetery. ~- •• 1 ·, cleaning. . . . 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