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" 0., J1111e 1968 iJ.IfrrUICirtar,•Jee.pi1al.ernaaeUmmauonoiCarler1Je.\bewumdyloii!IIOdoWhat 1 olildTlUelbldaotbeeD 1)1-Majave{)ell!rt, . . . ollbe board oladl,leallnD, fuR the heariDc was cloaed. be bad tAl do. . lprnVed bJ, the board IDd tl)al nr.:. .. ~ 0 . $119 Soulll-tem Local Sehoei ·DII- Morgan ' aa!d, "If 11'1 lepl," EvlDI tesWied that OES duel I mbody was employed Wider Tl- ,......,, ut .... w wllfl on lhe wlIliad IDd Jll'lllllistd Sheela an &[in the SouthwtStorn ll. • strlct: Ue L ' f · · CQW)IIIIJS EXP~,SI! . . · lr 11 .;-'P,acti!:lur IP.Ilf·b!lur Se~ 1wer· when the beariJ11 resumes lJilOUIIIed tAl approlllllltel)' J 'l'he convoversy neo ~ o:;>;oln~<r.t:; ;::..: ~I;; t:!:!: :l:: SAlOOI'I \Ut'll. -i)ili.U for· i A ll' T . · · . 1 1 urdQ llilhl lithe public beer· 117:111 p.m. Tuesday. The bear· flOG. EplJn& .~e!l·hlm ld cbm llhet, lt:COrdlnc ld rtgulalions, secr~tary of slate, showed today c;es today. woull\l up "Operapon ing o1 Clay Baker, olllled lo- 1DJ had to be ~ un111 • biDk ala-land point out a tescber· could not be ~aid un- 0\11° 8 May 9 primii'Y, was Q-azy Horse" ' and reJXII'Ied . · J. <~I super!Dienden~ but Wll ..,. Tueaday aince the Soulbwee~ the 111!'1111 dep~~~il. Eyw saHII der bolb Title I and .m.. Ftale dev~ld ol much haavy cam· killing ~18 VIet · Cdng tn the , ' ·. cused wbelt .--u!IDI •lldi'· 1!1'11 l!oard !lllllllonilbl In rtl· the Jw1ee1 depolll ha fllUIIII w~;~ I foundation pr01ram 11111e1 II Jlllin~Sthree-wl\4ik sweep along the ney Joha A. Eplblf lalled ~ ular monthly 1011ion. fl$1. a teacher. Gov. J~ A. Rhode. . re- central CQ$st-one .of lha most obtoi" testimony he appo•ently Selurday nlshl'a llll8lon 1Je. Dllc:uslinl '1\tlt I, Evans re- Sbeela apia questione4 Ev- porledpockha jjlent ~1191houl:f ~: successful camplilsna in recent wanted. an wllh conllnuecl •roo IINIR· laled 1 eoDferenet between ans about the averaae lime Ba- o~ et to w n e epu .. months. It was lha ~~tventh llllloD ol J. IIAibort Evw, Baker and Mrs. Beman and ker waa supposed to have speD! Uean nomination over ;Willl~ U.S. spokesmen paid •IJPIICial , ' , since the barlJII bepn on Set-• aelln& principal. Sheets ques- Mrs. Opal!Joyd. He alild Bak· in his office. EvlDI teslilled L. While, M~unt Vernon ~J!ID tribute to the Soulh Korean Two men who abandoned 1 stolen during an air urday, May 21, and carter was tloned EvlDI about otlelldlDC er told him be bad them cry- that on two occasiGns be ~ eer aDd rabbtt raiser. Whttne· troops who killed 13! of the speed. check Sunday qn Rl. 35 at Rio Grande were apprelhe thl~ wJIDeq eiQoll·.to leS!I- board meetings, the hirlllji of Jng ·and down ·011 their kneel. Bak:fwha~ w;:kled on ':ch: por~ he speDI fl,2IO . In tile eDemy in the .,rosJng days of hended after a nine hour manhunt and lodged in the Ga!Ua fy a&a•nat Biker at the bHf-. Ml'a. Naoml Bemu, boml At thla point !lie audienee wu ,ach_,_ es ~ , cam gn. the operation that began MaY county jail Sunday night on chlrges of auto larceny for Mt mg.. ·• 1 eJerk \Is aeorelary three houri cautioned abnut deiiiOIIItrll· :"' •w•l· tovana 1 ~ 1"' .,.¥, . 16 about Z75 mlles north of ·vernon pollee. 0 E: lin& aDd Warrell r 1 tbree days a week, and Jng. Presl~ent Mll'lall pointed ~w~ 1 ~d haby Naughty Alma L~1111 Saigon. . . , . PI!. D. J. Slcklea apprehended Paul Simon H~nry, 20, Bak~r'• <tiiiiMI, ~. a· Baker'• tllleunion with 1h • out lt wu DO laughing matter.; been ~11 .t!u. toer:c:OI duu: MIAMI -TROPICAL STORM In lhe ~ir war, U.S, plio!' Mt. Vernon, shortly after the manhunt began on the Bob amin1u00 IDd erou el!UI~ ' bol'rd about hiring a coordlmt~ Evan1 Iiiio leellffed jbaltheJ t 1 the othe achool In Alma, the first of the season, reported k11Hng 110 more gueml- Evans Farm. A second man got away. lion of J, lloberl Evane, ~lli!C Cll' for lbe '1\Ue 1 prOFam. ltachera wo~illg oil the '1\Ue • ~e ~~:let durin rbis abs!nce Ide~loped today out of a las in support of ground pt). _c. E. Carpenter surpris· . principal , 1 11 'P.m. S.llilil*i. OD re.lireel QamlnaUon, Ep- I papen recewed their reauJar fro hi olfl e I ramy low pressure area m operation In SoUth Viet Nam ed the second subject, Clyde and Cpl. Homer .Trott, Jackson Eva"' ~u llt HCOnd wl~ line ~~ out lD testimony pey che<b. Asked If they rt- 0m r!s. e~a~Jnati E the norlhweJtern caribbean Sea during the weekend andre- stJllner, 17, of Nashv!Ue, Ohio; Patrol post. lo be caDed. · by Evans that Baker spent an colved any addillonlil c:ornpen- to 1~ cd thel r' " ' i be ~= and aimed it# 110 mile an ltour turned to the Communist Norlh t!Sleep in a haymow of a barn Robert L. Evans, a special 1 James .L. CIN'I<, lclbllloCIII avera1e of on!J two and 1 ball saUon, he said they'd do II for d!, ~ere In 'included winds toward the north-north- lor the seventh coni\"CuUve day near Cora. That was around 10 deputy of the _Gallia county superinlendenl IDd ' buainell )Hiurl a day m his elflco, plus nothiDc. In the OEA money from which east ef widespread bombinfl. p. m. Sunday. sheriffs d~parlment, also assis~ manager o1 the Sonthwtltem •n hour in the cafetena at Sheela got the wilneu qain he got f60, on Baker's Jnstruc- The Weather Bur':"u said · The action started at 12:45 p. ed the off1cers and loaned .them Local SChool Dlllrlct, "!II the DOOD. for more cross examlDaUon. Uons lo pay for apples. Sheela Aim~, which was clasSified a m. Sunday when Cpl. Jack D. a jeep. It was on his farm that main wiiMsa· at tha flnt ftur In l'llards to handling o1 He questioned Evau alone pointed out !bat lhe checks for lropw~l storm just ""' days U , Junkins of the Gallipolis post Hen'!. was apprehended: and P,ll'l ollbe llflh oea1o11 of IWJCbroom money, Evans tesU- the •em• lines on Tille 1. Ep- OEA dues woold have tAl be , after th! official Btar.t of th~ , , was in a State Highway Patrol The c~ had. been slolen from the l\lll'lntl. Evw w• ques. lied that there wa• a chana• linfl reed regolaUOIII eoncern- made payable to the OEA. This 19!16 ~urrlcane " seaso·•. .•na) plane piloted by Cpl. John Cochran s Used Car Lot at Mt. lioned al lha llflh IDd lid!- · Bak ,1 1 lrtude after the ing TIUe and payment of was to relleet why Iafier lntensif~ tAl near hurriCane Milsread. Vernon around 12:30 a. m. Sun· 10 1 1 and 'lllln SatUrd · night m er b nk c1epo • force d\!':1!\C the next 12 lo 18 day according to a statement bY ··~~~~~ mOv ay . board voted not lo renew hll teachers, but pointed out that than a ~~ a Ill was hours." ·, ... '. . A car driven by a 31-year. • PU. Sickles attempted to one of the caplured inen. Nj ed DOl tAl permit , eontracl. Evano staled that B•· nolhin& waa about I h • found ID the hank slatement. ld Ma City w va woman slop the car driven by Henry . Mt v had k Carler tAl WI"'- wileD "'pi'•• k id d to the !act b board empl i oftv0110 lor The checks would be sent di o son ' . ., . one m . ernon . _, " .... er sa ue e wao oy ng -v • was ·heavily damaged In a·The patrol later learned lhal ledge of the car theft until now. theJ ~~-::..:: :..u:.~::r~ ~~not 101ng fA> be re-empfoyed,lmakJng oulthe appllc:alion. He reetly lo the OEA. Commoacement esereloea erash Sunday at 11:10 p.m. Henry was enroute to set his were notified by the patrpl. · with Oscar L. Cliln the dluent: were bOld Sunday for 1,481 Route 7, about . one-tenth tf a father, Vernon R. Henry, Eur- It was around 9 p. m. Sundaj ing vole. VotiDc w' pormlt Carcaodfdaleo to ree<fve de...... mile south of the Forest Run eka Star Rt. Henry backed up the sheriff's office received a ter It ltlllfy were pre1ident al Ohlt Ualvenh1 •1 %1ltll road. and toOk off on old Rl. 35. call that someone was seen In John R. Morgan, John Lloyd, <OIDlllea<ement IDcluded were Louise Spires, traveling no!Jh, The chase started and the the barn at Cora. Deputies were and Cberlee Carter. VIetor w. Roaab, Master Sci· passed a car •. went off the r~ght palrol called for assistance. sent and the patrol was notified. It was one of 10 Urnes the Lent•YiD•· Judltb p side of the highway Into gravel Jomlng State Highway Patrol- Both men were held In the board voted 3-1 fA> overrule eith' Mrs. Elizabeth Fruth, '18, of Batcber, BFA, 'Middleport; and lost control of her car. II ' men were Gallipolis police chief county jail Sunday night and er a motion or .., ohj<chon by Pl. Pleasant, died at the Pleas- Cltarle• P. Huklna, Master then tore out a section of BUard , John Taylor, Shenff Denver A. are expected to be released to Sbeell durJng the brief period ant Valley Jfospilal early sun· 18 Edacallo Mlddllporl· Bar- raUing and turned on ill aide. 1 Walker and deputies J1m Crace Mt. Vernon pollee today fer reCartor ,.., Wtlllfylag, clay. She was bom March 29 , bara D. AB, MlddleThe Meiga .county. Sheriff's , and James E. Baldwin, P 11. turn to MI. Vernon for proseOn another occasion, during , In Minersville. She was a pori; Willer N. Gn"er departme~t sa1d LouiSe Sp~ Jerry P. Gordon, Gallipolis post cution. 1888 examination of Carter, Sbeeill Three animals captu~ two Atht11s; Lady B, Kalhl Petrie, member of the Mason Metho- BSED, Pomeroy and Jaek w. was ~m)ured. She was c1ted obje<led, "Here Is a judp first place evenia each. Royal owner, Proctorville. disl Church and ol the S.F.R. Bart, MA, Rt. I, Pomeroy. to Meigs Coun~ Court on a . •meaninr a board member •it- Rex, rode ~nd owned by Jlow- . TENNESSEE WALKING cia88 or that church. reckless ~r.atlon charge. I ling In judgement allbe hear- ard Lawson, Bamlln, w. Va., HORSE Survivors are two daughters The ·~iff. department also ing) silllng to hear evidence, I won the Western Pleasure Hors Lawman, Jim Baldwin, Zlm· Miss Christine Fruth Pt. Pleas: investignted I two - car wreck I . ~ . now testifyiUI." 11 w11 over- clipped mane and tall, and the merman and WiUiams, Albany: ant and Mrs. ver~ Kreim~ on State ~ute 7, a half .mile 1 ruled 3-1. Western Stock Horse. Fire Bird, Dr. WIIUam J. Lilly, Pa;kersburg· three sons Carl south of Middleport, al 7' 10 p. Epling's questioning of Car- Rusty BtU, rode and owned owner, Sandusky. and Robart, both of Pt. Pl~assnt m. Saturday.. . ter was pe!tlnenl to Title I pa- by Wimp Frost, Shade, won the WESTERN PLEASURE HIIRSE and Ralph of Mason; a sister, Deput10s sa1d _Bertie H. Bu~ pers, JlllriiCUlarly the comple- Barrel Race and Pick Up Race, (Fall M-ood Tollt Mrs. Anna Clerk, Bellairt; five . cber, 42, Monaville, W. Va.,, tmn of the papers so that an ap- and Easter Nil Wit, rode IDd Ea•ter Nit Wit, Donna Allen, grandchildren and three great Pomeroy Police Ch1ef Jed a_pparently fa1l~d to stop m phcahon could be filed for ap- owned by Donna Allen, AtheDI, owner, Athens; Rollie, Kay AI· grandchildren. Webster said today two cars tune and ran mto the rear of proXImately $30,000 in federal won Western Pleasure . me, len, owner. Alhens. iiJ... were stolen off Jhe Pomeroy a car driven by Russell Mace, , funds for the school districl loll mane and tall, and 1 h. • , .. Sl'W !~.ACE .llervices WI lje Tuesday aJ parking Jot Saturday night. 45, South Webster. Medium . In regards 1o Tille I, Carter Egg and Spoon evenll. · Stormy, Buddy Martin, own- !.ito p. m. (EST) at the Fog- One of the vehicles, owned damlllles · wer~ Incurred and ' said ~. called Baker. Eplin( Here'• the rtsulle of the first or, Arabia; Little Everet~ Rob- lesong Funeral hom~ with Rev. by Cecil Elaolstein, Pomeroy, Butcher was Cited on an assur, ask..t, Did be say anythi"l a- and second place winners the art Jonl8 ownel Shade. Marvan Frame ol6cliting. Bur· was ~ve~~ soon after it ed clear diStance charge. , . , 181 wdl be in the Kirkland Mem- was reP.,rted ' missing by Pombout worltljlc on or <Omplellng[ rider · owner andl eddress.' JistRUADSTER' PONY ' · An application requesting $88,532 In federel f~nda d ~ler answered, ed ~~ Jhal order. McKee, Robert Greer, Lester ::;'·~~c;::~t"~;':.:t.m ·~~ etoy police parked near Bowers supplement the financial cost of !he Margaret Creek Water· Ov~r not a , him. abnut that." ENGLiliH T1JREE FAITED Ohlln&er, New Haven; Caplaln at' the fu..;.al bom: a": ~e Drive-In on East Main-st. shed at Albany, in Athens County, has been submltterl to ter . Shoets obJec_lion, CarIF'ID Maae ... Tallt Black Drum Major, Isaac Lew- toda Y The other vichtcle, owned by the Appalach•an Reg10nal Commission, Albert G; Giles, DJ•. lio~ ·~.~:w: to Ephng's. ques- Gay Aristocrat Robert Fra-' is, owner, Clifton, w. Va. y. Ray Lindsey, Mason, was rerector of the. Ohio Office of Appalachia, atinouDI;ed today. , you' about Tl say,.~Yth"'lf to I zee, Sky View Stables, wen. I APPALOOSA PL¥5URE Icovered by the Meigs Cou~ty Giles said the total cost of the projed is _$998,632. Of "lie said he'Ue I. answered, !slon : Bettina, Carol Ifill, own- I 1101151!! Woman Held in . Sheriff's deplirlment at them• that, a grant of $682,804 had already been approved 'pnder lurrun 11 oved think abo~t 1 er, Athens. 1 Miss Cindy Lou, Shirley Bur• tersection of Routes t24 and 33 ~bile Law. 666. The local share of the pr'l,iec~ $227,2)18, Ia · , m'a· to thr to the _ hoard. WESl"'RN PL~'"URE HORSE · dette owner CoolvJUe · Low Fatal StahhiDg at the fairgrounds eeriy Sunday. bemg prov1ded by the Margaret Oreek Gonserva11CY: )lisCl • e queeiiootng of u • """' I ' ' ' ·10 In 8 t to Go Rhode8 · Carter came when Eplinr asktCIIPP" Maae and TaDI i Bow Etta, Linda Grow, owner, DAYTON (UP!) Pollee No arre•ts/ave been made SAN FRANCISCO (UPU - Giles ,~J'"~e . latl • ., eed uld b 1 ed him about the visit of the Royal Rex, Howard Lawson, i Jackson. today were holdJng Eva Cun- either lnci en!. Republicans George Christoph- of lhe ro' tmp emen . on urgen wo 4 b.prosecutor and four board owner, Hamlin, w. Va.; Allita,l EGG AND SPOON ningham, 29, In the fatal staber and Ronald Reagan battled 1m ;ect could contr1bu~ such as campmg, , swimming, membero to Baker's horne on Bill lillen, owner, Washington, Easter Nil Wit, Donna Allen, bing early Sunday of William Several In jured to the wire today In their bids de ml ur ~ly ~ tha~l 1are~ 8 all~n of rec~eatlonal. endeavors the ni&hl of AprU 12 ted w v owner Athens· lmogees Queen 0 Ully 41 I A A .d for the Republican nomina· veopn.en Y e mnat~ng lis mg, boatmg, picrucklns, an!l iy 1o cet lbe TIDe I ·~:~ · ' · a BAIIKEL RACE Bee, Cbaryi William•, owner, .O!fic.;s ;aid Lilly and the nlo n cc!e~"~njured lion for California governor in devastati,: 0 ~ ~·;:In ~coding others to the community • atIn answer to Eplin 's ~... Pomeroy. woman had been arguing .n a ou~ perso s . ' Tuesday's primary. areas, a m n m ng ~mage large to m'7t lhe needs of the t.on, "Did he lll8ke a :tall~nt Rusty Bill. Wimp Frost, ownFLAG KACI! west side ber when the slab- three m Meiso . and ~ m Gal- But Democratic Gov. Ed· to others due to inundation. ever • growmg student body e.l about beinfl rthlred or not ~ er, Shade; Stormy, Buddy Mar(Hone ODiyl bine occurrod He stumbled oul· ha county, in SIX accido:nts, f•ve mong G. Brown confident or 'l1le project could also re· Ohio University." . hi-' h · 11 Ar b'a o · m Gallla and one m lyle•cs coun· . . ' , -·• 1 sull Ia mach eoded 1 "'' e would do wbal he could n, owner, a ' ' . Jody, Buddy Martin, owner, , ~ide the bar to a nearby'""' t over the weekend b the wmning hiS party s ,.., or an D ' ne~ y He said the presaat laclll· to irk lbe board?" After the I .ENG~H PLEASURE Arabia ; Stormy, Buddy Martin, I •ce station, collapoed and died. 1 H'gh p tr 1 y unprecedented third term, con- ereated eeonomle activity, ties are inadequate and lhe hoard overruled Sheela' objee- .Bmt B•nl Redd, Larry Win- : owner, Arabia. 1" 8 ~ wa~ :at~~a Pat- eluded his campaign ·Sunday. and the • ccompan,Ing ~aadi- erpectld Increase in ellloll· t1011, Carter answered, "I don't ' nmg, owner, Alhens: Lava~es WESTERN TR.AU. CLASS I make the 1116tl •how 1 big sue- . 1 A ~ndo· S y, He had no further acllv•lles mafd1, employment and Ia- menl at lbe Ualversfly from remember at Ibis time" Dare. Pam Frazee, Sky V1ew (Hone Olilyt cess nc a · n, II, yracuse, seheduled. ..me. Tbrougb the a!ll&lance IJOOO to bn 1 ••- b ,_ Th' ked . Slabl IV II 5to0 . . I io•t control o! her car on Lo 1 M S I 0lib Ohio De bn 0 Dl I ' a • ..,_ y ...., · • IS evo a statement from es, • Johnny Sorrell, Locdle Lei!· Odie O'Donnell, show an- ll 338 1 M . Co 1 1 s Ange es ayor amue par could well augur social ureal O president Morlan, "W. mi&hl PONY UNDER 41" eit, owner, Pomeroy; Kind Bat- nouncer, and Carl Parsons, ring- I td tW: ~;•gs 'I un y thou~ W. Vorty, challenging Brown Natural Resources, Jhe WDd- oboold fllcUIIIel not be provfd· as ••II forget il if Merr~li '-·"· . (Rider IZ aod_ Uederl dy, Buddy Maran, Marjorie master, drew special praise. ~ 124 ""Th., c~rm~=t~~f .:_ but trailing badly In the public life Division, and other con• ed for the student• aDd the ler won't toll what be knows." tm, owner. Arab1a. Houck, Circleville. Merchants pral•es were Way- h' · · opimon polls, continued to ftte trlballq government 11eneles, ellbe , , Sheela pointed ou~ "He said , Tuppers Plaino; Huslling Ted, . Free gate prizes we,re dr.nat ne RUBsell, Water Delivery •ghway and rolled over. away at the governor as a "ma- the re&Jon'l expauloa olfera nry, .. he didn't remember." Morsan1Debbie Dye, owner, CoOlvOle. ed by WomeldorH and Thomas Central Supply, William An~ ' · Miss London suffered abra11- chine" candidare. a mu!Utude of economic aad In light , of the ~I . that Jhe, , staled. "He knows." I WESTERN STOCK HOllsE Hdwe., Cbuck Co!Uer's Good-1Motel, Jame1 Merry Stone, •ons w both legs. Linda C. Yost, Reagan and Christopher, ooclal advanlaJ.. to at least project would be loca~.lml1l"'•· Ephns asked lo withdraw the JWyal m>, Howard Lawson, year Store; O'Dell'l Lumber Dudley'o Florist Bob Saunders' 17• Rt. I, Porll~, bad ·:ra11- their already • heated contest lt mUIIoa IDhabllanla wllbla dlately adjacent to !M. ~ppal ' witness at this lime, subject to 'l owner, Hamlin; S~le, Wil- Co.·; western AulA>; Sheela :;... Quaker State Service Center· Ions on her ~g a leg going Into a blazinl windup, a Z50 mile rsdlu, he expi~Ja. lachlan DevelopmentaC .Jligb. recall at a lator date. SheelA llam Greer, owner, New Hav- hJo Station and Quaker State Red Horse Service stauon' and Teresa c ner, . 16 · Ra· barnstormed Jhe llate in a fl. ed. way, and nOllr two U. S. Jng~~ obje<ted. He was overruled 3-t.' en. . 011 Co. Knight's Department store' cine, suffered an. abraSion on nal bid tor support from I h • " ways, an .altendancf, ~(' annu~ S~ts asked for the opportunPll'K UP RACE The grand prize - a pair of Painter's Grocery, Roache'; the right arm. MISses Yost and 3.1 million registered Republi· . Dollars earmarked in ~b- v!Sitors coul!l be ~~ 116! 11y to cross examine Carter Rusty Bill Wimp Froot own- A W ,_ boo'· •- B btr Sho ,_,_ Mc'lllmer were pal!sellgers in cans lie inveatmenla here wiD y•eld menclously he p--'''-•·• M 's · ' ' erne eswm " - was ""' ar p, ....,... al SOYA, th Londo N f lh ' manifold retumr th ' recuc ..... · •. !'lP" aid, "I can't give you Ier, Shade ; Stormy, Buddy Mar- nated by tho Dan Thtmaa Shoe John AU!son's Appliance and . •jured n c:'!; tedone o e . I " h ld over e ... , ...,., , u IIIIBWer. I don't know lhe le- tin, Arabia. Stor F nlture· E p k m were ... a . . years, e sa . . . &ality of II" ' ' e. I ur ' vans ac Jng Co., There w»a heavy d•mlllle to SALES REI'QRT O'B • S i ' '"' : . 1'ha · . PONY 41' II II" Members ol the Saddle and Gallipolis Motor Co., Frank the .aulo No char 01 were Ofolo van., Llve•l!l<k CompaiJ Besides adding to tjJe beaut!nen, t ~1)18 · ~ , IIIII hep~ecuUnt bj attorney . IRider II u4l UadtrJ Sirloin Rldlnl club !Alday prata-\ Snedaker's Shake Shoppe, Bur- Hied · g Ga!Hpotla, Jane 4, liN Ocalion to lhe lands~ape, the Are Big Winil~ril·. ·' 110 0 ect•on to 1 Chioo, Beverly Allen, owner, ed the merchanla wbo belped lile'o Sohlo Service and , Bow· HOGS - 175 to 220 Jbs. 25 bulldins of ftood )revention , · , man's Grocery. LEAGUE ..,. MEET ID ze 220 to 2110 Ibs. 25 to 2tl; ~•\IU'e will provide protec- Jim 0 Br:l•~ and Ijubi·Stlvers, , • A dub spokesman announced Horace AbboUV resident of Light 21 to 26: Fat Sows II to tlon to the agricultural plains took fttst pi~·· ~.Q,nors In a Cal·\ j . !Alday that there will be a meet- llie Pomeroy Leaglie, an· 'J23; Slags 15 fA> 20; Boars 11 to ?'lAthe tributari:s which should low•y tour~~;ent Sunda1_ at.· iDg at the Bulaville Tuwn Reuse DOunced today lbere will be a 20; Sow• 4< !'las 100 1o Jb\1; reduce the average enlsion, ~ Pomeroy oU clllb., o_Bri- , Wednesday, beginnlne at 7:!0 meeting for mana en arents ! Shoats I! to 25. le~chlng, and other agricultur- en, f~red a fme 7~ nel.w 1th . I Jack O'Brian p.m. AU club members are urg- and all other 1~.;t!J per- CAmE _ steers 18 to 2S al damage by 70 per cent. or S qatid1cap _for a 70 .. Sliver~ had . . ed to attend. Membtro hm 10n8 at the city hall in Pomeroy Heifen 18 .to :U; Ba~y· Bee! equal Jmpqrtance, Giles said, ~ 76 net wt~ ,a SIX han leap,. fto Ducheu ol Windlor bscked him and JFK for Yiat'l stone: 111e llolllng StAlnes are ' been asked to brlag pleo. 011 Tuesday at 1 p. m.. 7J1 to 26; Fat Sows It to 22; Is the fact that Jhe projectc'Cluld lot a .matchmg 70• . I l!oulhl lhe portrait the Jato In order to join the •·retorm" lrying to buy his ra~ st. dannera a to Ia; ·!lulls 11 to sumula!e truck fl!l'mJ'!' ~ n d ... Four golfers tieing , 101; sec-.• Bouche daubed of her mob in the N. Y.' CJmpliJIII to Jean cap Ferra! villa on the 24; ".'Ilk IJilwa 100 tp 200. . . add employment opporl)llllti~a ond place were ~oe ·Sisson,, 87· · 1 8° . Wonder II tha cboose a surrogate, baa aiven French Riviera ... 111e film VEAL .CAitVEB -,, Tops .33.50 fA> 1111!1!1 who Cj!uld, sqpply and IHor a 73, Tol!)l!ell,hessy, wftb·,. Ill Jackie Kennedy'• liM the old ward-typea 1 shock and "Any Wednesday" will have . t) . Second$ 30,1Al 32; ~u11122 10 market prOduce tAl l!li!OI.the. vi- a '89-16Jor 73; j(eith Wood· with Radzlfwell still adorlll lbe a chance to re-evaluate hlsloy- ·Rosem...; Mlll'phy taklnf .: m' 28; Com: i< Hv•• 20 to 32; Culls clnjly'l. srowlng .Deed~!,. tltl-\3. 11/~ 73, IU1II >RIJS1"11 ~rpwa ' al1 o • restaurant in altieo . One o1 the top comic- beth _ a stone never in the , W Is to .20. "Sue~ economic growtht be with 114'11 lor .,!, · · CarlloD Tower hotel: abe singers lost his cool finally hit stage play ... Rhelngnld ! . ti.HEI!P ;i- Ewes i!id Lma. 5 added, ''~llUld w~U ii!'OVII'"' n'll. ,,.··· · · · "'' ·.. · 1 :::.!~..:"fl iot of caught wl~ a ~upposed- , beer's slagan shifted into re- John Tannehill, 14, of Middle- currently No. i 111 Ohio. to 15; S!o9~ J;Jw~.s '- tq 10; Fa\ ~u.s jqbs, for-;.bl~ ,,, achool 001 belln IJ-sick female friend m rather verse and turned IniAl the IItie port, Sunday evening ilecame Followlna the men'a . singles Sheep 5 19 ll; Cyl~ I ld 5; &rif!uatef wh~, . " ' ol. the · · · !'I' , !I ' · ' · . h · '::' :v• been offended circwua~ncet wbicb of a new pop song "'I Must Be I the youngest player In over 311 final, Tannehill and Farra!, up- Bucks 5 . tO 10; Fat Wethers laok bf ·~mployment mlghl be o~w;: .'!!.~lii~~~,y,J.. , fi . n-welcome free just make i>i!l headlinea lllolng Somelhlng Wron1." yeors of orpnized Jablt lenni• on requ01t, slqed • \i Plipule _5 to 10. ., _ · forced lo mllf~ tAl oth"'' atokoo•• i.';];,., """"'""' · 1<city If the long-shrunJni wife de- Jlome frnm Home, Perry Co- In Ohio to win a men's sin&Jes exhlblllon of olfeujve hillinl !.A~ ""' To~ '17 SeCOIIds ~-" ~Of vital . lmpO,\aj,ce,". ••"'"' .......,... """' 1The owiteb ol ;::~ ~-Ill~ ctdell tAl IIOUer divorce. lmo bunked Into comic Jackie event in a sanctioned open and delenalve play for a~ 20 to 25; Li~~~ Wte. 18 ' t o 31; Gjlea e.;.ntiO~ ~ 1•, ' 1 .. r-'~:."1.:. ·~:: ~~·~""~.:·~:~ pol ......... pa.. Vernoa IDd lmmedlatelJ d'-' tournament. ' group of teen-egers . ..... ·h' Common 18 ~ !II'· . ' ~~ the lk!oil mvOnllon eqF YJ!Io> ,.,••••••• "'~""'· II•• ... 'OO!Ii• CometiiiD FriDk GorshlD Clllled 1011; JICkle told Peri'IY CompelJn& in a field of men U,ere by the Clavelan4 <;lty ·IlCea ~' ~teC!lio lila.!! t!:k.J.';;:;~:,;;·;.~~~~·~r,;: " (~'The Rldcller" o1 "Babnan") ha now )ll'elera bowline tAl 10lf playen in the Cleveland Lake' creation Depal'\mentto see ·the ·• .. "'age, •MiW w..iter dMe ~:, ~~~.. dropped out Of a Chieago Sher- i bectqse "It's not 10 ell)' It !ole Erie Open lhat Included five ' final match. '\f~.\THJ:R ,') ~ oJik, ~illt~Uf's, grpur$ ~~':'' '!' "'' "'' •)'!<> •• .,,.,..,, mu H- eagagemtnl and the bell." .. Ja hear about !ot the !Alp 10 •&~!ked men Ia · , · • l.ol!' Molilla~ nl&f!l I~ . lti, .P! bUutlinP..·bd''to. adj~eeill . """~··• ~"'""'"'' ~• .,,.., ow,ner Gerald Kaufman awears lhe Jolfer who turned on Jlla 1Ohio, 'tanlll!hlll 'di!feated John TannehiU 1!10 . won i!J<: Boy, ellj!Opt iz:67. wesr. .1 'I'•~M), li).bWa)'l/bJ ''It Jitr cen~ .and l::,l"%~!l"'0::~!,~ Ji::o "'~~ ~~~~ '. he II IU& .. . To 1 atatement new caddy and Dmd him Spencer of ColumbiQ ·No. I, IInder II 'division lrophy lp cltud,, cooler, aeafte~ tblib· !Ol&.ll'- ~' §?,J!~!~• efi)t ;• ~ ••••·• ' · ~,; · :,' ·~, " that Fred .utairo wlll be "dllliC· mmercifolly, conclutlln1, "You- and former Ohio cbempion, in tiYo stralgbi· il~I mateb rl!lii~ '41ei'i~wtrs mostly •ao, , • . . . . '.MI!lllonaj' .~vfu8J ~lin ··~I.Ji ~.~~~::; .::,.,:;~,, ~'.,r:~ 1 1D1 'Ill ht'a 10," the rl-year • 're lhe worst caddy hi the the IIDals, three 11mes to one by 21·1 ond Zl-1 scorf• · \Vi<h · . ·: , bt ac:crued Jn ~!!dli~ fut'uf~ .g:,~ ~:~;·~·''· ~':.~'~\~," 0\': old mJ;acle bny Nplled •Imply, world" . The calllfY kept bls in a beet Jhree Ill five match, eohool -teachsr Dlcll Evaql of ''f!tt 'IC!e !Hnl tf till -W~ l!fk!P ~~'1 co!li\'11~1 ....'"" ,.,,, ,...., "'"'" ..,,,;. .••· "''''Mt biD I wDL" .. · Somer- eool •1111 replied, "lmpo.181ble To rellcb the ftnalt be JJPMI CoJII'!ll~ . he, wu ~·llil 1111~ II -' • •--~ ~~~ lli "!6e IU,~ 011rJ ·iliVIA'\· ~·;••t"~~-::::,.'.:,7,:~::,.-\~; 111 Matllham undoubledly II - It would be too mucb ol a Richard Fartal of Cleveland In men·~ lloubles, losing to !i'arral' ·~" claylfreali IQ!II ·awabti1 Jag of, menacljig lfloo!l . \l'altril." ·.,O:r~:"~.:f:~~;.,!.'~.:j:::.~:;: r!llllll tV&' aadlr IIIII .belli- eWtcltl-." .liM IOIDI-!IJialJ :H, Farra! -LI IDd Bilka, buill vi Clevelallfl. 1n• till ~ ~·~~ . Cll.. turtiJei- "*lea lhal , -of!/:: '",. ol;liodH ""''" " - e I I t• 011OWing . • · u.-Hour M,anhunt . sunday ·. :..,tloo ear WMU,OU "·f· ......J ;_:ues Sbetla,J· diy Dominate Dream Team 1 COLUMBUS (UPU -'- - Chatn-J pion Western Mlchlg&R .an Ohio Univer~~ity placed eacb on the AU-Mid ·Amertcu Conference team anmunced !Alday. The Broncos landed pitcher Dave Gartha, catcher Bruca Bales asd first baseman Chuck Koselke on the first team, the Bobcats had pitcher Murphy, third basemaa Willet and left-fielder BID phy on the lint squad. r:bee:., A to Damage . d'. Driver Cited Nationwide Eagles Split In Sunday Doubleheader ••id ••I M F h rs. rut '78 D,Ies on Sunday 187 Entries so·oAttend Annual'Saddle ·- Sir"lot"n Rt"di"ng Club ShOW J:;..,, I GI•1C·s Asks -· EarIy FederaI Ap·prova , I 0f $88 532 - Grant Tw'oAutos are ' I Stolen Off Lot 62 ;;11; I'" k GOP Fight Js Heavy Down r"' eai I ;! 1-- lt 1 f 6J 2 ·ar, Hordtop, All powor, air condftlonl~.. . 63 Chevrolet lol Air 2 Dr. I cytlndor. Auto. TnM. Radio and httltr, WhJt.watl llrtL i.,"m 62 Ford Gal. 500 4 dr: I cyl. At TronL,'. P. tltorlng, rl!flo ond hultl '64 Galaxla XL · C.....rtlloto. 'hil 'hAl' y,SEHTINEL'· I' I - CJIIndtr, auto !rant · ,._ liM~> · Jnlt ~-~ llrtl<tl tnd 'wlitdoln. ......, a l!toltr .6cfFord ',:Q,o ''11 t· Pump True~ : l eynft.tor -...., ·S ..,.... ·I I'- 2 li/lid nto ., Dod'!ia· Dirt - Boy: Middleport Boy y000Pest , To "'I"n Ohi·o 'IT 0pen . ... .lle NelsonVI Tops Racm. • e_ 13 ·4sonday S::.=t ' '~lin- · rodle .' 65 Honcla. LIQ- . 60 Ford Y.t Ton ~up, f qollndor. Cl~w . Columbus Hockey Team Gets 6 Players ~:~::li=:::~==~,~ TENNIS SHOES Injuries, which have IIIIDiacUon Tuesday COLUMBUS (UP!) the Cleveland bench, national League club oWDen tAl lake a loll. Pete Gonzalez elected Andy Mulligan to I and Duke ·Sime were added to fifth one-year term as llOIIIIIIIs- the lilllng list durinl lite alober at their weekend , mee~ with the Twinl. inl bere, and the new Columbus franchise drafted sis players. Leon Wa~ IDd Mu: Al•il The new Jeam, lbe Clieckm; oltowed signa ~Y of plclled Pal Glmtell and Gary lag out of their slump IDd Mork o!'O.. Moines, Mike Rou- Ra~ll showed continued and Boger Ouimet of JII'O'el!lilftL · ton ·' Burl FIZzeD·· ~vii • ·' anl ·Ray · houlm frOID Toledg. ,. ll! ~ther draft aclloD. T~edo dl'afW Lou Ka.O..aki !rOll PQ,rlHuron and Jecry HI fro_. Daylon,. Des : . . ~ A!Jon ~te from For '!V•yne IRd LOren Weigbill · Musll:egon wbUe - Dayton drew Gtl·st LaiD'tlll from Lefty MOFaddell' of was ·elected vtce lrom ' w:::: For All Th. Fainily R"sh's Shot Store , Middleport, 0. - • 5 uSED CARs UFT .•mr.Dt ,q.so~ ancl.scon: · Pji'I'S FH OUTIOARD MOtORS: · '• . . .' .Lu... . ·MO·yq . . . , .. "~PRIG "l.i: 'j S.: ' ' : ·' •• ., ':' . · ov· \o '",.:;:,:: ''"' "'"''' · .:: . ., , ,· ' ~ ' ! • , • ' ' . - . ~· i ~ ... icassaJJis . .' '. oo· JUih. 'I -::r . . . ·--·- COitlfM'f I =>!!' 1 : ''olce oif B d f ro a way Tbere's a beJptng Juuul at Tribe Bombed Again, 9 to 4 ih ·. ' ° .n...., fir..,-... GOBLE .FORD To the Wire '1 Wben working bands need utra because a home needs repatrtag~ SO 17 .638 Penton won the 1811le In the By United Pr011 lltematipoal Cle,u;land NATIONAL LEAGUE Ballimort 30 18 .61.5 top of the seventh when Shaw W L PCI GB Detroit 28 II .596 2 il!d off with a single, Nefj 33 11 .tl47 , Chlcaso 24 22 .$22 !loWI!IIDg out the llnl led wllh one away, and ................................. !he. I 20 .1!18 2 Callfo~nla 24 25 .490 1 · were second baseman Rocky ; ~~ Ji doubled. Glick later scored . .... .,_ IIO!f ..... 111J111J .. -.111J lllot I h 29 20 .112 3 New York 21' 25 ,157 8\2 Nelsoll of Marsball, shortstop . 1.1.;:'"" a fielder's choice lo give • . _ ull kJIIaalflt _. Z7 21 .1153 4\2 Minnesota 21 25 .457 Ted Rose of Bowling Green, I . . :tt vlsiters a two run margin. 27 24 .52t 1 Washington 22 28 .440 cenllrflelder BiD Lane of Kent Getting hits for Zl 25 .457 111 Kansas City 18 28 .391 Slate IDd rlghlflelder Al Dlltain the stCOjld game were tu . . . . . . ZI 28 .447 10 Bosllm 19 30 .388 12 of Toledo. FishEr, and Jimmy Z3 30 .434 11 llallday'l Relldla Bales and Lane •ere the doubles; Harrison, ECOMOMY SAVlftGS &: LOAN 17 Zi .395 1% New York 5 Boston 3 ananlmoUB selections IDd and Bass, each a single, 15 34 .306 17 Chicago 4 Washln)lloal, 1st phy and Wlllet of Ohio were a triple. Slulday'o Resulla Chicago 1% .Washingtoa o, 2nd only first-llam repeaters. • .. ,1111&.-W It H'l»."'lll-llllf .. b IAll Angeles 16 New York 3, lsi Baltimore a Kanau City 5, Second !lam membera New York 3 Los Angeles 2, 2nd 12 inns. June 4 s118p. game pitcher Larry Roblnsoa aD ' ,.. DAVI OHUNGER, MGR. WUiioms hitters In the ctnclnnaU 8 Chicago 3, tst Kansas City 9 Baltimore 4 shortstop Berke Reichellbaeh ' lng contest were Bob Chicago ·9 Cincinnati 5, ead Delroil 8 Ca!Homla 4, 1st leftflelder Jim a home run and single, Pltllburgh 10 HOUBion 5 Detroit 4 C.alifornla 1, 2nd IDd rlghtfielder Hoi CUyler ------a single and double, and Atlanta 14 St. Louis 4 Minnesota I Cleveland 4 my .Hemsley, Tom Sen Fran 7 PhUa. 8, 10 innings MOIIday'l Probable Pilcbere Sandy Clonch and Harold • ,Monday'1 Probable Pitchers Chicago at Calfornia, nght each singles, and Bill Fisher, · SBII Francisco at Philadel- - Pizarrt (4-1) vs. Sanford double: . Racine was defeated 13-4 In phia, night .:..Bolia 14-3) vs. 1). Bucky Bass started for Na· Hocking Valley League Wise (IJ.Ot BaiUmore at Wa.shlnglo!o,J tionwide in the second when the ' Meigs County team Only aame IICbeduled) Dight _ J. Mlller (0-1) ~ut gave way to Dale was host to Nelsonville Tuesday'• Games Ortega (4-2). m the fillh. The two afternoon.. Allanla at New York, night (Only games ached1ledt fanned and lssped only Nelsonville began p!Ung Cincinnati at Pbila., nisht Taelday'• Games free ii . iiiiiiiiiillts big e,dge In the fourth when Sl Louis at Pittsburgh alghl Chlca10 at calllol'llla night southpaw Larry Price of Racine ' . • had t be 11 d 1 om the Los Angeles al Chicago Kansas City at MinD., night o be pu e f ran arm San Fran at Houston, •Ish! Boston al Delrol~ night '!"'un d cause 0 Amerkaa Leape New York at Cleveland strain , ' Racine had led 3-2 going W. I. Ptl. GB Washington at Ba!Umore, the lop of the fourth bul Nelsonville JaiUed five runs Ill that inntDg and six In the fifth. Righthander Jack Bostick, goIng 1o the mound for the first CLEVELAND (UPI) - It They managed ID keep ·~;·,s') time in two years, worked three look an assist by the Kanul Tribe close until lhe Twins id b:'t ~ inning ' for Racine. Job• City Athletics, but Cleveland loaded In the aeventh, bla:;~~~ 63 Ford GaiiXie land, also a pitcher, was Jnjur- Indtans returned home loser Sonoy Siebert and \'"· Conv I cylt._ Aut. ed early in the game . a nd was alop the American League by a ing ae 8-4 margin. lranL R&H · Thil apeciallow price iDcludeB: 'forced tAl the sJdeU~. mere half-game. Berni Alltn hit 64 ford Galaxie Racine hitting was led The Tribe was bombed e • 100,000 BTU EMPIRE LP-Gas 1b •500 - 2 Door Hahltop, I Centerllelder Bob Stnilh Sunday at Minneapolla as the ~the for Foreed Air Furnace cy); Auto. trans. Whlloo two singles. David Spencer Twins belted lour bo111en, conn:.re.. .for 1 ~lo homer woU tim. Oqiy Bill Wickline also collected a the Athletics dlllliped the run- the lhi d Jlmmi Hall Takes up 'little IIJI&OII. 63 Galaxie 500 single apiece. ne~ BliiUmore Orltll!l to bomer~ ·for Mln~la In Fully GiMJnmtarL 4 Or. I cylinder, ~­ the~ from achieving lhe eighth. After taking a !H ~ans. Power tfMrfng ,ancl Quiet, pOwulul, durable. brakes. whitewall tiNt. lpd · on Killebrew'• homo run in • 7 WlllDl•d IVOIII ducta 65 Ford Gal. 500 The Indiau, who have a alSth, the Twins scored • Cold-air Nturn d!d 2 dr. Honffltp, u9 ongfno, off after playinfl 17 games """' in the seventh on llondord tranL Rldlo ond •· Centzal tbennoatat eontrol 13 Qn the road - Ill 13 wlilks, Boswell's deuble, . htet.r will be facldlthe Invading aingles by Tany Oliva a&d • Complete ~m inatallation by our Thunderbird York Yankees when hitter Web Hol.llnp. home heatiq experla · Williams' Nationwide · and Penton Nursing Home Chillicothe splil a ~softball game. played Sunday evening at the Syracuse Bail Park. . Williams' won the opener by a ~-6 mar~ and lhe Chilllcotl . team rallied with three in lhe seventh to lake the nightcap. Boddy Cundiff pitched the route ror· Jhe local nine In firsl game and limiled Penton to seven hits. • Rental-free Ul8 of metered 188 tank and-With a compact Emplze Pumaee :you can add air eouditiouiDc at my time. No change in the blower qstem will berequiNd. Save money bylnltallincJIOw, E!ijoy the eeonomy, convenieact ud cletmliJIS!l8 of AebJand LP.(,lu. i EASY PAY P~N$ On new bomee tbe total·coit can be Included iD your ·IIICirtJaP. P'or convaraion or repii!IWioM'!It the PII)'IIIBiltAl can FHA loan,. . be eet up on a ~year . or you can piy just 10% down· and take up to 24 111011tbe 011 the belance. ....-...... __,.,. I �.. ~ ,. ' I' ., •' •; 'I • . ( " /Jo .'ord ' .. 'n ,• ' ,' s.Wayy s,~tlnet POmerd~·Mlddl~p,ort, e, orse ' ': : Eftds. Wit•.h....Two ' ' A·pprehended 516 K"ll d . ' n~l'··u.. ~· ,~ ,-· , ··"c' :.11..' .' ur rie ·S ~·pzy .,. , Vice P.. resident· Testi~.~.·~s . (Oonl~~ fN~m '} I fiage I) ' . " 0., J1111e 1968 iJ.IfrrUICirtar,•Jee.pi1al.ernaaeUmmauonoiCarler1Je.\bewumdyloii!IIOdoWhat 1 olildTlUelbldaotbeeD 1)1-Majave{)ell!rt, . . . ollbe board oladl,leallnD, fuR the heariDc was cloaed. be bad tAl do. . lprnVed bJ, the board IDd tl)al nr.:. .. ~ 0 . $119 Soulll-tem Local Sehoei ·DII- Morgan ' aa!d, "If 11'1 lepl," EvlDI tesWied that OES duel I mbody was employed Wider Tl- ,......,, ut .... w wllfl on lhe wlIliad IDd Jll'lllllistd Sheela an &[in the SouthwtStorn ll. • strlct: Ue L ' f · · CQW)IIIIJS EXP~,SI! . . · lr 11 .;-'P,acti!:lur IP.Ilf·b!lur Se~ 1wer· when the beariJ11 resumes lJilOUIIIed tAl approlllllltel)' J 'l'he convoversy neo ~ o:;>;oln~<r.t:; ;::..: ~I;; t:!:!: :l:: SAlOOI'I \Ut'll. -i)ili.U for· i A ll' T . · · . 1 1 urdQ llilhl lithe public beer· 117:111 p.m. Tuesday. The bear· flOG. EplJn& .~e!l·hlm ld cbm llhet, lt:COrdlnc ld rtgulalions, secr~tary of slate, showed today c;es today. woull\l up "Operapon ing o1 Clay Baker, olllled lo- 1DJ had to be ~ un111 • biDk ala-land point out a tescber· could not be ~aid un- 0\11° 8 May 9 primii'Y, was Q-azy Horse" ' and reJXII'Ied . · J. <~I super!Dienden~ but Wll ..,. Tueaday aince the Soulbwee~ the 111!'1111 dep~~~il. Eyw saHII der bolb Title I and .m.. Ftale dev~ld ol much haavy cam· killing ~18 VIet · Cdng tn the , ' ·. cused wbelt .--u!IDI •lldi'· 1!1'11 l!oard !lllllllonilbl In rtl· the Jw1ee1 depolll ha fllUIIII w~;~ I foundation pr01ram 11111e1 II Jlllin~Sthree-wl\4ik sweep along the ney Joha A. Eplblf lalled ~ ular monthly 1011ion. fl$1. a teacher. Gov. J~ A. Rhode. . re- central CQ$st-one .of lha most obtoi" testimony he appo•ently Selurday nlshl'a llll8lon 1Je. Dllc:uslinl '1\tlt I, Evans re- Sbeela apia questione4 Ev- porledpockha jjlent ~1191houl:f ~: successful camplilsna in recent wanted. an wllh conllnuecl •roo IINIR· laled 1 eoDferenet between ans about the averaae lime Ba- o~ et to w n e epu .. months. It was lha ~~tventh llllloD ol J. IIAibort Evw, Baker and Mrs. Beman and ker waa supposed to have speD! Uean nomination over ;Willl~ U.S. spokesmen paid •IJPIICial , ' , since the barlJII bepn on Set-• aelln& principal. Sheets ques- Mrs. Opal!Joyd. He alild Bak· in his office. EvlDI teslilled L. While, M~unt Vernon ~J!ID tribute to the Soulh Korean Two men who abandoned 1 stolen during an air urday, May 21, and carter was tloned EvlDI about otlelldlDC er told him be bad them cry- that on two occasiGns be ~ eer aDd rabbtt raiser. Whttne· troops who killed 13! of the speed. check Sunday qn Rl. 35 at Rio Grande were apprelhe thl~ wJIDeq eiQoll·.to leS!I- board meetings, the hirlllji of Jng ·and down ·011 their kneel. Bak:fwha~ w;:kled on ':ch: por~ he speDI fl,2IO . In tile eDemy in the .,rosJng days of hended after a nine hour manhunt and lodged in the Ga!Ua fy a&a•nat Biker at the bHf-. Ml'a. Naoml Bemu, boml At thla point !lie audienee wu ,ach_,_ es ~ , cam gn. the operation that began MaY county jail Sunday night on chlrges of auto larceny for Mt mg.. ·• 1 eJerk \Is aeorelary three houri cautioned abnut deiiiOIIItrll· :"' •w•l· tovana 1 ~ 1"' .,.¥, . 16 about Z75 mlles north of ·vernon pollee. 0 E: lin& aDd Warrell r 1 tbree days a week, and Jng. Presl~ent Mll'lall pointed ~w~ 1 ~d haby Naughty Alma L~1111 Saigon. . . , . PI!. D. J. Slcklea apprehended Paul Simon H~nry, 20, Bak~r'• <tiiiiMI, ~. a· Baker'• tllleunion with 1h • out lt wu DO laughing matter.; been ~11 .t!u. toer:c:OI duu: MIAMI -TROPICAL STORM In lhe ~ir war, U.S, plio!' Mt. Vernon, shortly after the manhunt began on the Bob amin1u00 IDd erou el!UI~ ' bol'rd about hiring a coordlmt~ Evan1 Iiiio leellffed jbaltheJ t 1 the othe achool In Alma, the first of the season, reported k11Hng 110 more gueml- Evans Farm. A second man got away. lion of J, lloberl Evane, ~lli!C Cll' for lbe '1\Ue 1 prOFam. ltachera wo~illg oil the '1\Ue • ~e ~~:let durin rbis abs!nce Ide~loped today out of a las in support of ground pt). _c. E. Carpenter surpris· . principal , 1 11 'P.m. S.llilil*i. OD re.lireel QamlnaUon, Ep- I papen recewed their reauJar fro hi olfl e I ramy low pressure area m operation In SoUth Viet Nam ed the second subject, Clyde and Cpl. Homer .Trott, Jackson Eva"' ~u llt HCOnd wl~ line ~~ out lD testimony pey che<b. Asked If they rt- 0m r!s. e~a~Jnati E the norlhweJtern caribbean Sea during the weekend andre- stJllner, 17, of Nashv!Ue, Ohio; Patrol post. lo be caDed. · by Evans that Baker spent an colved any addillonlil c:ornpen- to 1~ cd thel r' " ' i be ~= and aimed it# 110 mile an ltour turned to the Communist Norlh t!Sleep in a haymow of a barn Robert L. Evans, a special 1 James .L. CIN'I<, lclbllloCIII avera1e of on!J two and 1 ball saUon, he said they'd do II for d!, ~ere In 'included winds toward the north-north- lor the seventh coni\"CuUve day near Cora. That was around 10 deputy of the _Gallia county superinlendenl IDd ' buainell )Hiurl a day m his elflco, plus nothiDc. In the OEA money from which east ef widespread bombinfl. p. m. Sunday. sheriffs d~parlment, also assis~ manager o1 the Sonthwtltem •n hour in the cafetena at Sheela got the wilneu qain he got f60, on Baker's Jnstruc- The Weather Bur':"u said · The action started at 12:45 p. ed the off1cers and loaned .them Local SChool Dlllrlct, "!II the DOOD. for more cross examlDaUon. Uons lo pay for apples. Sheela Aim~, which was clasSified a m. Sunday when Cpl. Jack D. a jeep. It was on his farm that main wiiMsa· at tha flnt ftur In l'llards to handling o1 He questioned Evau alone pointed out !bat lhe checks for lropw~l storm just ""' days U , Junkins of the Gallipolis post Hen'!. was apprehended: and P,ll'l ollbe llflh oea1o11 of IWJCbroom money, Evans tesU- the •em• lines on Tille 1. Ep- OEA dues woold have tAl be , after th! official Btar.t of th~ , , was in a State Highway Patrol The c~ had. been slolen from the l\lll'lntl. Evw w• ques. lied that there wa• a chana• linfl reed regolaUOIII eoncern- made payable to the OEA. This 19!16 ~urrlcane " seaso·•. .•na) plane piloted by Cpl. John Cochran s Used Car Lot at Mt. lioned al lha llflh IDd lid!- · Bak ,1 1 lrtude after the ing TIUe and payment of was to relleet why Iafier lntensif~ tAl near hurriCane Milsread. Vernon around 12:30 a. m. Sun· 10 1 1 and 'lllln SatUrd · night m er b nk c1epo • force d\!':1!\C the next 12 lo 18 day according to a statement bY ··~~~~~ mOv ay . board voted not lo renew hll teachers, but pointed out that than a ~~ a Ill was hours." ·, ... '. . A car driven by a 31-year. • PU. Sickles attempted to one of the caplured inen. Nj ed DOl tAl permit , eontracl. Evano staled that B•· nolhin& waa about I h • found ID the hank slatement. ld Ma City w va woman slop the car driven by Henry . Mt v had k Carler tAl WI"'- wileD "'pi'•• k id d to the !act b board empl i oftv0110 lor The checks would be sent di o son ' . ., . one m . ernon . _, " .... er sa ue e wao oy ng -v • was ·heavily damaged In a·The patrol later learned lhal ledge of the car theft until now. theJ ~~-::..:: :..u:.~::r~ ~~not 101ng fA> be re-empfoyed,lmakJng oulthe appllc:alion. He reetly lo the OEA. Commoacement esereloea erash Sunday at 11:10 p.m. Henry was enroute to set his were notified by the patrpl. · with Oscar L. Cliln the dluent: were bOld Sunday for 1,481 Route 7, about . one-tenth tf a father, Vernon R. Henry, Eur- It was around 9 p. m. Sundaj ing vole. VotiDc w' pormlt Carcaodfdaleo to ree<fve de...... mile south of the Forest Run eka Star Rt. Henry backed up the sheriff's office received a ter It ltlllfy were pre1ident al Ohlt Ualvenh1 •1 %1ltll road. and toOk off on old Rl. 35. call that someone was seen In John R. Morgan, John Lloyd, <OIDlllea<ement IDcluded were Louise Spires, traveling no!Jh, The chase started and the the barn at Cora. Deputies were and Cberlee Carter. VIetor w. Roaab, Master Sci· passed a car •. went off the r~ght palrol called for assistance. sent and the patrol was notified. It was one of 10 Urnes the Lent•YiD•· Judltb p side of the highway Into gravel Jomlng State Highway Patrol- Both men were held In the board voted 3-1 fA> overrule eith' Mrs. Elizabeth Fruth, '18, of Batcber, BFA, 'Middleport; and lost control of her car. II ' men were Gallipolis police chief county jail Sunday night and er a motion or .., ohj<chon by Pl. Pleasant, died at the Pleas- Cltarle• P. Huklna, Master then tore out a section of BUard , John Taylor, Shenff Denver A. are expected to be released to Sbeell durJng the brief period ant Valley Jfospilal early sun· 18 Edacallo Mlddllporl· Bar- raUing and turned on ill aide. 1 Walker and deputies J1m Crace Mt. Vernon pollee today fer reCartor ,.., Wtlllfylag, clay. She was bom March 29 , bara D. AB, MlddleThe Meiga .county. Sheriff's , and James E. Baldwin, P 11. turn to MI. Vernon for proseOn another occasion, during , In Minersville. She was a pori; Willer N. Gn"er departme~t sa1d LouiSe Sp~ Jerry P. Gordon, Gallipolis post cution. 1888 examination of Carter, Sbeeill Three animals captu~ two Atht11s; Lady B, Kalhl Petrie, member of the Mason Metho- BSED, Pomeroy and Jaek w. was ~m)ured. She was c1ted obje<led, "Here Is a judp first place evenia each. Royal owner, Proctorville. disl Church and ol the S.F.R. Bart, MA, Rt. I, Pomeroy. to Meigs Coun~ Court on a . •meaninr a board member •it- Rex, rode ~nd owned by Jlow- . TENNESSEE WALKING cia88 or that church. reckless ~r.atlon charge. I ling In judgement allbe hear- ard Lawson, Bamlln, w. Va., HORSE Survivors are two daughters The ·~iff. department also ing) silllng to hear evidence, I won the Western Pleasure Hors Lawman, Jim Baldwin, Zlm· Miss Christine Fruth Pt. Pleas: investignted I two - car wreck I . ~ . now testifyiUI." 11 w11 over- clipped mane and tall, and the merman and WiUiams, Albany: ant and Mrs. ver~ Kreim~ on State ~ute 7, a half .mile 1 ruled 3-1. Western Stock Horse. Fire Bird, Dr. WIIUam J. Lilly, Pa;kersburg· three sons Carl south of Middleport, al 7' 10 p. Epling's questioning of Car- Rusty BtU, rode and owned owner, Sandusky. and Robart, both of Pt. Pl~assnt m. Saturday.. . ter was pe!tlnenl to Title I pa- by Wimp Frost, Shade, won the WESTERN PLEASURE HIIRSE and Ralph of Mason; a sister, Deput10s sa1d _Bertie H. Bu~ pers, JlllriiCUlarly the comple- Barrel Race and Pick Up Race, (Fall M-ood Tollt Mrs. Anna Clerk, Bellairt; five . cber, 42, Monaville, W. Va.,, tmn of the papers so that an ap- and Easter Nil Wit, rode IDd Ea•ter Nit Wit, Donna Allen, grandchildren and three great Pomeroy Police Ch1ef Jed a_pparently fa1l~d to stop m phcahon could be filed for ap- owned by Donna Allen, AtheDI, owner, Athens; Rollie, Kay AI· grandchildren. Webster said today two cars tune and ran mto the rear of proXImately $30,000 in federal won Western Pleasure . me, len, owner. Alhens. iiJ... were stolen off Jhe Pomeroy a car driven by Russell Mace, , funds for the school districl loll mane and tall, and 1 h. • , .. Sl'W !~.ACE .llervices WI lje Tuesday aJ parking Jot Saturday night. 45, South Webster. Medium . In regards 1o Tille I, Carter Egg and Spoon evenll. · Stormy, Buddy Martin, own- !.ito p. m. (EST) at the Fog- One of the vehicles, owned damlllles · wer~ Incurred and ' said ~. called Baker. Eplin( Here'• the rtsulle of the first or, Arabia; Little Everet~ Rob- lesong Funeral hom~ with Rev. by Cecil Elaolstein, Pomeroy, Butcher was Cited on an assur, ask..t, Did be say anythi"l a- and second place winners the art Jonl8 ownel Shade. Marvan Frame ol6cliting. Bur· was ~ve~~ soon after it ed clear diStance charge. , . , 181 wdl be in the Kirkland Mem- was reP.,rted ' missing by Pombout worltljlc on or <Omplellng[ rider · owner andl eddress.' JistRUADSTER' PONY ' · An application requesting $88,532 In federel f~nda d ~ler answered, ed ~~ Jhal order. McKee, Robert Greer, Lester ::;'·~~c;::~t"~;':.:t.m ·~~ etoy police parked near Bowers supplement the financial cost of !he Margaret Creek Water· Ov~r not a , him. abnut that." ENGLiliH T1JREE FAITED Ohlln&er, New Haven; Caplaln at' the fu..;.al bom: a": ~e Drive-In on East Main-st. shed at Albany, in Athens County, has been submltterl to ter . Shoets obJec_lion, CarIF'ID Maae ... Tallt Black Drum Major, Isaac Lew- toda Y The other vichtcle, owned by the Appalach•an Reg10nal Commission, Albert G; Giles, DJ•. lio~ ·~.~:w: to Ephng's. ques- Gay Aristocrat Robert Fra-' is, owner, Clifton, w. Va. y. Ray Lindsey, Mason, was rerector of the. Ohio Office of Appalachia, atinouDI;ed today. , you' about Tl say,.~Yth"'lf to I zee, Sky View Stables, wen. I APPALOOSA PL¥5URE Icovered by the Meigs Cou~ty Giles said the total cost of the projed is _$998,632. Of "lie said he'Ue I. answered, !slon : Bettina, Carol Ifill, own- I 1101151!! Woman Held in . Sheriff's deplirlment at them• that, a grant of $682,804 had already been approved 'pnder lurrun 11 oved think abo~t 1 er, Athens. 1 Miss Cindy Lou, Shirley Bur• tersection of Routes t24 and 33 ~bile Law. 666. The local share of the pr'l,iec~ $227,2)18, Ia · , m'a· to thr to the _ hoard. WESl"'RN PL~'"URE HORSE · dette owner CoolvJUe · Low Fatal StahhiDg at the fairgrounds eeriy Sunday. bemg prov1ded by the Margaret Oreek Gonserva11CY: )lisCl • e queeiiootng of u • """' I ' ' ' ·10 In 8 t to Go Rhode8 · Carter came when Eplinr asktCIIPP" Maae and TaDI i Bow Etta, Linda Grow, owner, DAYTON (UP!) Pollee No arre•ts/ave been made SAN FRANCISCO (UPU - Giles ,~J'"~e . latl • ., eed uld b 1 ed him about the visit of the Royal Rex, Howard Lawson, i Jackson. today were holdJng Eva Cun- either lnci en!. Republicans George Christoph- of lhe ro' tmp emen . on urgen wo 4 b.prosecutor and four board owner, Hamlin, w. Va.; Allita,l EGG AND SPOON ningham, 29, In the fatal staber and Ronald Reagan battled 1m ;ect could contr1bu~ such as campmg, , swimming, membero to Baker's horne on Bill lillen, owner, Washington, Easter Nil Wit, Donna Allen, bing early Sunday of William Several In jured to the wire today In their bids de ml ur ~ly ~ tha~l 1are~ 8 all~n of rec~eatlonal. endeavors the ni&hl of AprU 12 ted w v owner Athens· lmogees Queen 0 Ully 41 I A A .d for the Republican nomina· veopn.en Y e mnat~ng lis mg, boatmg, picrucklns, an!l iy 1o cet lbe TIDe I ·~:~ · ' · a BAIIKEL RACE Bee, Cbaryi William•, owner, .O!fic.;s ;aid Lilly and the nlo n cc!e~"~njured lion for California governor in devastati,: 0 ~ ~·;:In ~coding others to the community • atIn answer to Eplin 's ~... Pomeroy. woman had been arguing .n a ou~ perso s . ' Tuesday's primary. areas, a m n m ng ~mage large to m'7t lhe needs of the t.on, "Did he lll8ke a :tall~nt Rusty Bill. Wimp Frost, ownFLAG KACI! west side ber when the slab- three m Meiso . and ~ m Gal- But Democratic Gov. Ed· to others due to inundation. ever • growmg student body e.l about beinfl rthlred or not ~ er, Shade; Stormy, Buddy Mar(Hone ODiyl bine occurrod He stumbled oul· ha county, in SIX accido:nts, f•ve mong G. Brown confident or 'l1le project could also re· Ohio University." . hi-' h · 11 Ar b'a o · m Gallla and one m lyle•cs coun· . . ' , -·• 1 sull Ia mach eoded 1 "'' e would do wbal he could n, owner, a ' ' . Jody, Buddy Martin, owner, , ~ide the bar to a nearby'""' t over the weekend b the wmning hiS party s ,.., or an D ' ne~ y He said the presaat laclll· to irk lbe board?" After the I .ENG~H PLEASURE Arabia ; Stormy, Buddy Martin, I •ce station, collapoed and died. 1 H'gh p tr 1 y unprecedented third term, con- ereated eeonomle activity, ties are inadequate and lhe hoard overruled Sheela' objee- .Bmt B•nl Redd, Larry Win- : owner, Arabia. 1" 8 ~ wa~ :at~~a Pat- eluded his campaign ·Sunday. and the • ccompan,Ing ~aadi- erpectld Increase in ellloll· t1011, Carter answered, "I don't ' nmg, owner, Alhens: Lava~es WESTERN TR.AU. CLASS I make the 1116tl •how 1 big sue- . 1 A ~ndo· S y, He had no further acllv•lles mafd1, employment and Ia- menl at lbe Ualversfly from remember at Ibis time" Dare. Pam Frazee, Sky V1ew (Hone Olilyt cess nc a · n, II, yracuse, seheduled. ..me. Tbrougb the a!ll&lance IJOOO to bn 1 ••- b ,_ Th' ked . Slabl IV II 5to0 . . I io•t control o! her car on Lo 1 M S I 0lib Ohio De bn 0 Dl I ' a • ..,_ y ...., · • IS evo a statement from es, • Johnny Sorrell, Locdle Lei!· Odie O'Donnell, show an- ll 338 1 M . Co 1 1 s Ange es ayor amue par could well augur social ureal O president Morlan, "W. mi&hl PONY UNDER 41" eit, owner, Pomeroy; Kind Bat- nouncer, and Carl Parsons, ring- I td tW: ~;•gs 'I un y thou~ W. Vorty, challenging Brown Natural Resources, Jhe WDd- oboold fllcUIIIel not be provfd· as ••II forget il if Merr~li '-·"· . (Rider IZ aod_ Uederl dy, Buddy Maran, Marjorie master, drew special praise. ~ 124 ""Th., c~rm~=t~~f .:_ but trailing badly In the public life Division, and other con• ed for the student• aDd the ler won't toll what be knows." tm, owner. Arab1a. Houck, Circleville. Merchants pral•es were Way- h' · · opimon polls, continued to ftte trlballq government 11eneles, ellbe , , Sheela pointed ou~ "He said , Tuppers Plaino; Huslling Ted, . Free gate prizes we,re dr.nat ne RUBsell, Water Delivery •ghway and rolled over. away at the governor as a "ma- the re&Jon'l expauloa olfera nry, .. he didn't remember." Morsan1Debbie Dye, owner, CoOlvOle. ed by WomeldorH and Thomas Central Supply, William An~ ' · Miss London suffered abra11- chine" candidare. a mu!Utude of economic aad In light , of the ~I . that Jhe, , staled. "He knows." I WESTERN STOCK HOllsE Hdwe., Cbuck Co!Uer's Good-1Motel, Jame1 Merry Stone, •ons w both legs. Linda C. Yost, Reagan and Christopher, ooclal advanlaJ.. to at least project would be loca~.lml1l"'•· Ephns asked lo withdraw the JWyal m>, Howard Lawson, year Store; O'Dell'l Lumber Dudley'o Florist Bob Saunders' 17• Rt. I, Porll~, bad ·:ra11- their already • heated contest lt mUIIoa IDhabllanla wllbla dlately adjacent to !M. ~ppal ' witness at this lime, subject to 'l owner, Hamlin; S~le, Wil- Co.·; western AulA>; Sheela :;... Quaker State Service Center· Ions on her ~g a leg going Into a blazinl windup, a Z50 mile rsdlu, he expi~Ja. lachlan DevelopmentaC .Jligb. recall at a lator date. SheelA llam Greer, owner, New Hav- hJo Station and Quaker State Red Horse Service stauon' and Teresa c ner, . 16 · Ra· barnstormed Jhe llate in a fl. ed. way, and nOllr two U. S. Jng~~ obje<ted. He was overruled 3-t.' en. . 011 Co. Knight's Department store' cine, suffered an. abraSion on nal bid tor support from I h • " ways, an .altendancf, ~(' annu~ S~ts asked for the opportunPll'K UP RACE The grand prize - a pair of Painter's Grocery, Roache'; the right arm. MISses Yost and 3.1 million registered Republi· . Dollars earmarked in ~b- v!Sitors coul!l be ~~ 116! 11y to cross examine Carter Rusty Bill Wimp Froot own- A W ,_ boo'· •- B btr Sho ,_,_ Mc'lllmer were pal!sellgers in cans lie inveatmenla here wiD y•eld menclously he p--'''-•·• M 's · ' ' erne eswm " - was ""' ar p, ....,... al SOYA, th Londo N f lh ' manifold retumr th ' recuc ..... · •. !'lP" aid, "I can't give you Ier, Shade ; Stormy, Buddy Mar- nated by tho Dan Thtmaa Shoe John AU!son's Appliance and . •jured n c:'!; tedone o e . I " h ld over e ... , ...,., , u IIIIBWer. I don't know lhe le- tin, Arabia. Stor F nlture· E p k m were ... a . . years, e sa . . . &ality of II" ' ' e. I ur ' vans ac Jng Co., There w»a heavy d•mlllle to SALES REI'QRT O'B • S i ' '"' : . 1'ha · . PONY 41' II II" Members ol the Saddle and Gallipolis Motor Co., Frank the .aulo No char 01 were Ofolo van., Llve•l!l<k CompaiJ Besides adding to tjJe beaut!nen, t ~1)18 · ~ , IIIII hep~ecuUnt bj attorney . IRider II u4l UadtrJ Sirloin Rldlnl club !Alday prata-\ Snedaker's Shake Shoppe, Bur- Hied · g Ga!Hpotla, Jane 4, liN Ocalion to lhe lands~ape, the Are Big Winil~ril·. ·' 110 0 ect•on to 1 Chioo, Beverly Allen, owner, ed the merchanla wbo belped lile'o Sohlo Service and , Bow· HOGS - 175 to 220 Jbs. 25 bulldins of ftood )revention , · , man's Grocery. LEAGUE ..,. MEET ID ze 220 to 2110 Ibs. 25 to 2tl; ~•\IU'e will provide protec- Jim 0 Br:l•~ and Ijubi·Stlvers, , • A dub spokesman announced Horace AbboUV resident of Light 21 to 26: Fat Sows II to tlon to the agricultural plains took fttst pi~·· ~.Q,nors In a Cal·\ j . !Alday that there will be a meet- llie Pomeroy Leaglie, an· 'J23; Slags 15 fA> 20; Boars 11 to ?'lAthe tributari:s which should low•y tour~~;ent Sunda1_ at.· iDg at the Bulaville Tuwn Reuse DOunced today lbere will be a 20; Sow• 4< !'las 100 1o Jb\1; reduce the average enlsion, ~ Pomeroy oU clllb., o_Bri- , Wednesday, beginnlne at 7:!0 meeting for mana en arents ! Shoats I! to 25. le~chlng, and other agricultur- en, f~red a fme 7~ nel.w 1th . I Jack O'Brian p.m. AU club members are urg- and all other 1~.;t!J per- CAmE _ steers 18 to 2S al damage by 70 per cent. or S qatid1cap _for a 70 .. Sliver~ had . . ed to attend. Membtro hm 10n8 at the city hall in Pomeroy Heifen 18 .to :U; Ba~y· Bee! equal Jmpqrtance, Giles said, ~ 76 net wt~ ,a SIX han leap,. fto Ducheu ol Windlor bscked him and JFK for Yiat'l stone: 111e llolllng StAlnes are ' been asked to brlag pleo. 011 Tuesday at 1 p. m.. 7J1 to 26; Fat Sows It to 22; Is the fact that Jhe projectc'Cluld lot a .matchmg 70• . I l!oulhl lhe portrait the Jato In order to join the •·retorm" lrying to buy his ra~ st. dannera a to Ia; ·!lulls 11 to sumula!e truck fl!l'mJ'!' ~ n d ... Four golfers tieing , 101; sec-.• Bouche daubed of her mob in the N. Y.' CJmpliJIII to Jean cap Ferra! villa on the 24; ".'Ilk IJilwa 100 tp 200. . . add employment opporl)llllti~a ond place were ~oe ·Sisson,, 87· · 1 8° . Wonder II tha cboose a surrogate, baa aiven French Riviera ... 111e film VEAL .CAitVEB -,, Tops .33.50 fA> 1111!1!1 who Cj!uld, sqpply and IHor a 73, Tol!)l!ell,hessy, wftb·,. Ill Jackie Kennedy'• liM the old ward-typea 1 shock and "Any Wednesday" will have . t) . Second$ 30,1Al 32; ~u11122 10 market prOduce tAl l!li!OI.the. vi- a '89-16Jor 73; j(eith Wood· with Radzlfwell still adorlll lbe a chance to re-evaluate hlsloy- ·Rosem...; Mlll'phy taklnf .: m' 28; Com: i< Hv•• 20 to 32; Culls clnjly'l. srowlng .Deed~!,. tltl-\3. 11/~ 73, IU1II >RIJS1"11 ~rpwa ' al1 o • restaurant in altieo . One o1 the top comic- beth _ a stone never in the , W Is to .20. "Sue~ economic growtht be with 114'11 lor .,!, · · CarlloD Tower hotel: abe singers lost his cool finally hit stage play ... Rhelngnld ! . ti.HEI!P ;i- Ewes i!id Lma. 5 added, ''~llUld w~U ii!'OVII'"' n'll. ,,.··· · · · "'' ·.. · 1 :::.!~..:"fl iot of caught wl~ a ~upposed- , beer's slagan shifted into re- John Tannehill, 14, of Middle- currently No. i 111 Ohio. to 15; S!o9~ J;Jw~.s '- tq 10; Fa\ ~u.s jqbs, for-;.bl~ ,,, achool 001 belln IJ-sick female friend m rather verse and turned IniAl the IItie port, Sunday evening ilecame Followlna the men'a . singles Sheep 5 19 ll; Cyl~ I ld 5; &rif!uatef wh~, . " ' ol. the · · · !'I' , !I ' · ' · . h · '::' :v• been offended circwua~ncet wbicb of a new pop song "'I Must Be I the youngest player In over 311 final, Tannehill and Farra!, up- Bucks 5 . tO 10; Fat Wethers laok bf ·~mployment mlghl be o~w;: .'!!.~lii~~~,y,J.. , fi . n-welcome free just make i>i!l headlinea lllolng Somelhlng Wron1." yeors of orpnized Jablt lenni• on requ01t, slqed • \i Plipule _5 to 10. ., _ · forced lo mllf~ tAl oth"'' atokoo•• i.';];,., """"'""' · 1<city If the long-shrunJni wife de- Jlome frnm Home, Perry Co- In Ohio to win a men's sin&Jes exhlblllon of olfeujve hillinl !.A~ ""' To~ '17 SeCOIIds ~-" ~Of vital . lmpO,\aj,ce,". ••"'"' .......,... """' 1The owiteb ol ;::~ ~-Ill~ ctdell tAl IIOUer divorce. lmo bunked Into comic Jackie event in a sanctioned open and delenalve play for a~ 20 to 25; Li~~~ Wte. 18 ' t o 31; Gjlea e.;.ntiO~ ~ 1•, ' 1 .. r-'~:."1.:. ·~:: ~~·~""~.:·~:~ pol ......... pa.. Vernoa IDd lmmedlatelJ d'-' tournament. ' group of teen-egers . ..... ·h' Common 18 ~ !II'· . ' ~~ the lk!oil mvOnllon eqF YJ!Io> ,.,••••••• "'~""'· II•• ... 'OO!Ii• CometiiiD FriDk GorshlD Clllled 1011; JICkle told Peri'IY CompelJn& in a field of men U,ere by the Clavelan4 <;lty ·IlCea ~' ~teC!lio lila.!! t!:k.J.';;:;~:,;;·;.~~~~·~r,;: " (~'The Rldcller" o1 "Babnan") ha now )ll'elera bowline tAl 10lf playen in the Cleveland Lake' creation Depal'\mentto see ·the ·• .. "'age, •MiW w..iter dMe ~:, ~~~.. dropped out Of a Chieago Sher- i bectqse "It's not 10 ell)' It !ole Erie Open lhat Included five ' final match. '\f~.\THJ:R ,') ~ oJik, ~illt~Uf's, grpur$ ~~':'' '!' "'' "'' •)'!<> •• .,,.,..,, mu H- eagagemtnl and the bell." .. Ja hear about !ot the !Alp 10 •&~!ked men Ia · , · • l.ol!' Molilla~ nl&f!l I~ . lti, .P! bUutlinP..·bd''to. adj~eeill . """~··• ~"'""'"'' ~• .,,.., ow,ner Gerald Kaufman awears lhe Jolfer who turned on Jlla 1Ohio, 'tanlll!hlll 'di!feated John TannehiU 1!10 . won i!J<: Boy, ellj!Opt iz:67. wesr. .1 'I'•~M), li).bWa)'l/bJ ''It Jitr cen~ .and l::,l"%~!l"'0::~!,~ Ji::o "'~~ ~~~~ '. he II IU& .. . To 1 atatement new caddy and Dmd him Spencer of ColumbiQ ·No. I, IInder II 'division lrophy lp cltud,, cooler, aeafte~ tblib· !Ol&.ll'- ~' §?,J!~!~• efi)t ;• ~ ••••·• ' · ~,; · :,' ·~, " that Fred .utairo wlll be "dllliC· mmercifolly, conclutlln1, "You- and former Ohio cbempion, in tiYo stralgbi· il~I mateb rl!lii~ '41ei'i~wtrs mostly •ao, , • . . . . '.MI!lllonaj' .~vfu8J ~lin ··~I.Ji ~.~~~::; .::,.,:;~,, ~'.,r:~ 1 1D1 'Ill ht'a 10," the rl-year • 're lhe worst caddy hi the the IIDals, three 11mes to one by 21·1 ond Zl-1 scorf• · \Vi<h · . ·: , bt ac:crued Jn ~!!dli~ fut'uf~ .g:,~ ~:~;·~·''· ~':.~'~\~," 0\': old mJ;acle bny Nplled •Imply, world" . The calllfY kept bls in a beet Jhree Ill five match, eohool -teachsr Dlcll Evaql of ''f!tt 'IC!e !Hnl tf till -W~ l!fk!P ~~'1 co!li\'11~1 ....'"" ,.,,, ,...., "'"'" ..,,,;. .••· "''''Mt biD I wDL" .. · Somer- eool •1111 replied, "lmpo.181ble To rellcb the ftnalt be JJPMI CoJII'!ll~ . he, wu ~·llil 1111~ II -' • •--~ ~~~ lli "!6e IU,~ 011rJ ·iliVIA'\· ~·;••t"~~-::::,.'.:,7,:~::,.-\~; 111 Matllham undoubledly II - It would be too mucb ol a Richard Fartal of Cleveland In men·~ lloubles, losing to !i'arral' ·~" claylfreali IQ!II ·awabti1 Jag of, menacljig lfloo!l . \l'altril." ·.,O:r~:"~.:f:~~;.,!.'~.:j:::.~:;: r!llllll tV&' aadlr IIIII .belli- eWtcltl-." .liM IOIDI-!IJialJ :H, Farra! -LI IDd Bilka, buill vi Clevelallfl. 1n• till ~ ~·~~ . Cll.. turtiJei- "*lea lhal , -of!/:: '",. ol;liodH ""''" " - e I I t• 011OWing . • · u.-Hour M,anhunt . sunday ·. :..,tloo ear WMU,OU "·f· ......J ;_:ues Sbetla,J· diy Dominate Dream Team 1 COLUMBUS (UPU -'- - Chatn-J pion Western Mlchlg&R .an Ohio Univer~~ity placed eacb on the AU-Mid ·Amertcu Conference team anmunced !Alday. The Broncos landed pitcher Dave Gartha, catcher Bruca Bales asd first baseman Chuck Koselke on the first team, the Bobcats had pitcher Murphy, third basemaa Willet and left-fielder BID phy on the lint squad. r:bee:., A to Damage . d'. Driver Cited Nationwide Eagles Split In Sunday Doubleheader ••id ••I M F h rs. rut '78 D,Ies on Sunday 187 Entries so·oAttend Annual'Saddle ·- Sir"lot"n Rt"di"ng Club ShOW J:;..,, I GI•1C·s Asks -· EarIy FederaI Ap·prova , I 0f $88 532 - Grant Tw'oAutos are ' I Stolen Off Lot 62 ;;11; I'" k GOP Fight Js Heavy Down r"' eai I ;! 1-- lt 1 f 6J 2 ·ar, Hordtop, All powor, air condftlonl~.. . 63 Chevrolet lol Air 2 Dr. I cytlndor. Auto. TnM. Radio and httltr, WhJt.watl llrtL i.,"m 62 Ford Gal. 500 4 dr: I cyl. At TronL,'. P. tltorlng, rl!flo ond hultl '64 Galaxla XL · C.....rtlloto. 'hil 'hAl' y,SEHTINEL'· I' I - CJIIndtr, auto !rant · ,._ liM~> · Jnlt ~-~ llrtl<tl tnd 'wlitdoln. ......, a l!toltr .6cfFord ',:Q,o ''11 t· Pump True~ : l eynft.tor -...., ·S ..,.... ·I I'- 2 li/lid nto ., Dod'!ia· Dirt - Boy: Middleport Boy y000Pest , To "'I"n Ohi·o 'IT 0pen . ... .lle NelsonVI Tops Racm. • e_ 13 ·4sonday S::.=t ' '~lin- · rodle .' 65 Honcla. LIQ- . 60 Ford Y.t Ton ~up, f qollndor. Cl~w . Columbus Hockey Team Gets 6 Players ~:~::li=:::~==~,~ TENNIS SHOES Injuries, which have IIIIDiacUon Tuesday COLUMBUS (UP!) the Cleveland bench, national League club oWDen tAl lake a loll. Pete Gonzalez elected Andy Mulligan to I and Duke ·Sime were added to fifth one-year term as llOIIIIIIIs- the lilllng list durinl lite alober at their weekend , mee~ with the Twinl. inl bere, and the new Columbus franchise drafted sis players. Leon Wa~ IDd Mu: Al•il The new Jeam, lbe Clieckm; oltowed signa ~Y of plclled Pal Glmtell and Gary lag out of their slump IDd Mork o!'O.. Moines, Mike Rou- Ra~ll showed continued and Boger Ouimet of JII'O'el!lilftL · ton ·' Burl FIZzeD·· ~vii • ·' anl ·Ray · houlm frOID Toledg. ,. ll! ~ther draft aclloD. T~edo dl'afW Lou Ka.O..aki !rOll PQ,rlHuron and Jecry HI fro_. Daylon,. Des : . . ~ A!Jon ~te from For '!V•yne IRd LOren Weigbill · Musll:egon wbUe - Dayton drew Gtl·st LaiD'tlll from Lefty MOFaddell' of was ·elected vtce lrom ' w:::: For All Th. Fainily R"sh's Shot Store , Middleport, 0. - • 5 uSED CARs UFT .•mr.Dt ,q.so~ ancl.scon: · Pji'I'S FH OUTIOARD MOtORS: · '• . . .' .Lu... . ·MO·yq . . . , .. "~PRIG "l.i: 'j S.: ' ' : ·' •• ., ':' . · ov· \o '",.:;:,:: ''"' "'"''' · .:: . ., , ,· ' ~ ' ! • , • ' ' . - . ~· i ~ ... icassaJJis . .' '. oo· JUih. 'I -::r . . . ·--·- COitlfM'f I =>!!' 1 : ''olce oif B d f ro a way Tbere's a beJptng Juuul at Tribe Bombed Again, 9 to 4 ih ·. ' ° .n...., fir..,-... GOBLE .FORD To the Wire '1 Wben working bands need utra because a home needs repatrtag~ SO 17 .638 Penton won the 1811le In the By United Pr011 lltematipoal Cle,u;land NATIONAL LEAGUE Ballimort 30 18 .61.5 top of the seventh when Shaw W L PCI GB Detroit 28 II .596 2 il!d off with a single, Nefj 33 11 .tl47 , Chlcaso 24 22 .$22 !loWI!IIDg out the llnl led wllh one away, and ................................. !he. I 20 .1!18 2 Callfo~nla 24 25 .490 1 · were second baseman Rocky ; ~~ Ji doubled. Glick later scored . .... .,_ IIO!f ..... 111J111J .. -.111J lllot I h 29 20 .112 3 New York 21' 25 ,157 8\2 Nelsoll of Marsball, shortstop . 1.1.;:'"" a fielder's choice lo give • . _ ull kJIIaalflt _. Z7 21 .1153 4\2 Minnesota 21 25 .457 Ted Rose of Bowling Green, I . . :tt vlsiters a two run margin. 27 24 .52t 1 Washington 22 28 .440 cenllrflelder BiD Lane of Kent Getting hits for Zl 25 .457 111 Kansas City 18 28 .391 Slate IDd rlghlflelder Al Dlltain the stCOjld game were tu . . . . . . ZI 28 .447 10 Bosllm 19 30 .388 12 of Toledo. FishEr, and Jimmy Z3 30 .434 11 llallday'l Relldla Bales and Lane •ere the doubles; Harrison, ECOMOMY SAVlftGS &: LOAN 17 Zi .395 1% New York 5 Boston 3 ananlmoUB selections IDd and Bass, each a single, 15 34 .306 17 Chicago 4 Washln)lloal, 1st phy and Wlllet of Ohio were a triple. Slulday'o Resulla Chicago 1% .Washingtoa o, 2nd only first-llam repeaters. • .. ,1111&.-W It H'l»."'lll-llllf .. b IAll Angeles 16 New York 3, lsi Baltimore a Kanau City 5, Second !lam membera New York 3 Los Angeles 2, 2nd 12 inns. June 4 s118p. game pitcher Larry Roblnsoa aD ' ,.. DAVI OHUNGER, MGR. WUiioms hitters In the ctnclnnaU 8 Chicago 3, tst Kansas City 9 Baltimore 4 shortstop Berke Reichellbaeh ' lng contest were Bob Chicago ·9 Cincinnati 5, ead Delroil 8 Ca!Homla 4, 1st leftflelder Jim a home run and single, Pltllburgh 10 HOUBion 5 Detroit 4 C.alifornla 1, 2nd IDd rlghtfielder Hoi CUyler ------a single and double, and Atlanta 14 St. Louis 4 Minnesota I Cleveland 4 my .Hemsley, Tom Sen Fran 7 PhUa. 8, 10 innings MOIIday'l Probable Pilcbere Sandy Clonch and Harold • ,Monday'1 Probable Pitchers Chicago at Calfornia, nght each singles, and Bill Fisher, · SBII Francisco at Philadel- - Pizarrt (4-1) vs. Sanford double: . Racine was defeated 13-4 In phia, night .:..Bolia 14-3) vs. 1). Bucky Bass started for Na· Hocking Valley League Wise (IJ.Ot BaiUmore at Wa.shlnglo!o,J tionwide in the second when the ' Meigs County team Only aame IICbeduled) Dight _ J. Mlller (0-1) ~ut gave way to Dale was host to Nelsonville Tuesday'• Games Ortega (4-2). m the fillh. The two afternoon.. Allanla at New York, night (Only games ached1ledt fanned and lssped only Nelsonville began p!Ung Cincinnati at Pbila., nisht Taelday'• Games free ii . iiiiiiiiiillts big e,dge In the fourth when Sl Louis at Pittsburgh alghl Chlca10 at calllol'llla night southpaw Larry Price of Racine ' . • had t be 11 d 1 om the Los Angeles al Chicago Kansas City at MinD., night o be pu e f ran arm San Fran at Houston, •Ish! Boston al Delrol~ night '!"'un d cause 0 Amerkaa Leape New York at Cleveland strain , ' Racine had led 3-2 going W. I. Ptl. GB Washington at Ba!Umore, the lop of the fourth bul Nelsonville JaiUed five runs Ill that inntDg and six In the fifth. Righthander Jack Bostick, goIng 1o the mound for the first CLEVELAND (UPI) - It They managed ID keep ·~;·,s') time in two years, worked three look an assist by the Kanul Tribe close until lhe Twins id b:'t ~ inning ' for Racine. Job• City Athletics, but Cleveland loaded In the aeventh, bla:;~~~ 63 Ford GaiiXie land, also a pitcher, was Jnjur- Indtans returned home loser Sonoy Siebert and \'"· Conv I cylt._ Aut. ed early in the game . a nd was alop the American League by a ing ae 8-4 margin. lranL R&H · Thil apeciallow price iDcludeB: 'forced tAl the sJdeU~. mere half-game. Berni Alltn hit 64 ford Galaxie Racine hitting was led The Tribe was bombed e • 100,000 BTU EMPIRE LP-Gas 1b •500 - 2 Door Hahltop, I Centerllelder Bob Stnilh Sunday at Minneapolla as the ~the for Foreed Air Furnace cy); Auto. trans. Whlloo two singles. David Spencer Twins belted lour bo111en, conn:.re.. .for 1 ~lo homer woU tim. Oqiy Bill Wickline also collected a the Athletics dlllliped the run- the lhi d Jlmmi Hall Takes up 'little IIJI&OII. 63 Galaxie 500 single apiece. ne~ BliiUmore Orltll!l to bomer~ ·for Mln~la In Fully GiMJnmtarL 4 Or. I cylinder, ~­ the~ from achieving lhe eighth. After taking a !H ~ans. Power tfMrfng ,ancl Quiet, pOwulul, durable. brakes. whitewall tiNt. lpd · on Killebrew'• homo run in • 7 WlllDl•d IVOIII ducta 65 Ford Gal. 500 The Indiau, who have a alSth, the Twins scored • Cold-air Nturn d!d 2 dr. Honffltp, u9 ongfno, off after playinfl 17 games """' in the seventh on llondord tranL Rldlo ond •· Centzal tbennoatat eontrol 13 Qn the road - Ill 13 wlilks, Boswell's deuble, . htet.r will be facldlthe Invading aingles by Tany Oliva a&d • Complete ~m inatallation by our Thunderbird York Yankees when hitter Web Hol.llnp. home heatiq experla · Williams' Nationwide · and Penton Nursing Home Chillicothe splil a ~softball game. played Sunday evening at the Syracuse Bail Park. . Williams' won the opener by a ~-6 mar~ and lhe Chilllcotl . team rallied with three in lhe seventh to lake the nightcap. Boddy Cundiff pitched the route ror· Jhe local nine In firsl game and limiled Penton to seven hits. • Rental-free Ul8 of metered 188 tank and-With a compact Emplze Pumaee :you can add air eouditiouiDc at my time. No change in the blower qstem will berequiNd. Save money bylnltallincJIOw, E!ijoy the eeonomy, convenieact ud cletmliJIS!l8 of AebJand LP.(,lu. i EASY PAY P~N$ On new bomee tbe total·coit can be Included iD your ·IIICirtJaP. P'or convaraion or repii!IWioM'!It the PII)'IIIBiltAl can FHA loan,. . be eet up on a ~year . or you can piy just 10% down· and take up to 24 111011tbe 011 the belance. ....-...... __,.,. I �r• j ' I~· '. . ·• .' "'\ ; . .. " tt:ti.lllt 2S Jl• .lifO Jacbnville JIJehfqom . ~ 22 21 .&II I 2023;4107 18 22 .410 ' ' 17 H AU f . ! 17 26 .3115 10 ' MISSES .. LET us HB.P YOI,J .1 ' t Plan Your New · i Kitchen, Bathroom 0t ' Whatever Your Compl.te Building oncl Rtmoclellng '·• a.. Brown Bob Miller . ' RemOdeling N... ' ..,•·.~. Might Be lervlcel J•rrr Lowery . PHONE WY 2-5321 for i' 125 I. Main St. ' Phone WY 2-2171 I ' \ I · FOREMAN & ABBOTT N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST ITYLQANI N. 2nd Ave. tr SAVINGS 00. Wluothar 'fOil loll[il lltiU • 1111 •• ...... arcllalirr, mGaloa,ll ahoald bt Ia alolapwhnf!• ••Iaiii. mollut, dul. Gad thltYII hcma'l•ltaa.l ol• cbaace lo -~··li. w. fwalult • liomplolt har otnlee by . ..... 3 ROOMS Langsville ONLY Society Notes Ride with The Dodge Boys ' STOIAOI FUIIIIIS' C&IANING IIPAIII AND USTYUNI ~99 cw·us fOI STGUIIIIOWI 1*!.00 Down - lllonoo ., Connnltnt TtriM MASON 99U428 ' FURNITURE CO. MASON, W.VA. 192-5130 " '·' ' ris. Etbel Miller hao been ill with a virus. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Barr recently spent a day witb her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thoma. Clarice Lon1atreth spent SUII· day here with her ehildren and attended ehurch. Bernard Ledlle il spending· some dme here With his !ami· 1 ly. He Is employed on a river- · I • t· 8 b • • s• ~ II ·\ Mra. Alpha Barr receivt!d tho announcement of lhe blrlh of a son to her niece, Mrs. Thorn- ' as Gralhouse (Maxine Siders! , Houston, Texao. Mn. Sharon Barr and Mrs. Lela Fetty visited Mn . . Jerry Black and new daughter at Hoi· ,., Hoopital. This i• the Blacks' lint eblld and •be baa been named Tammy Louise. Grandparenll are Mr. and Mrs. Warren Black, RuUand, and Mr. and Mn. Earl Georce ol Vln· ton. . .. ~' and Mrs. Bruce Morris Ml to Basset, Va., to meet lhllr daughter and 1!011-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Lloyd, who eamo home with tl!em for a •· NOTE IN BOTTLE i .ROME IUPII Police launcHes patrolled the River Tiber Sund1ly alter. a fisherman hooked 1 floating bottle I!OIItafn. ...,. 1 liOit tbal read : "Help 111. are prii!Oners of dangerous raclleteen In 1 house on tJ"it rlwr. We don't know at . . . . poiht on ~ tJver we au. 1 1'he!:e all .two of us." Police ~~~ a"• lliu, but said. we *ul "ft'R 1ot to dllck aa best · we 1 ........., . • •• PLAY THE FABULOUS BONUS BINGtJ AT YOUR A&P WIN UP TO \WII1if1M) @~~o~(BJO)~ .. ,• The..,...,......... r ..., _ bo .... lout lt1e- Jel Adioft.waswllol- • \p".., frlaldelre 10 JIYt liOioi I ..,, .hilt*' lliftdarcl .. CLIP or COPY THESE FREE PRIZE SLIPS {,!. •• __._ ........ walher ' dependlbllll)'. 'lilt .....,...,... ...... ptldtr a~: <Nt , . _ • ........, .. Will t• oane potential . . flct prt%'t't • .,. 'nlltlt whY 1bo ...,; l.t_MIIOtL WMI tt .. IIICIIIII I TO HELP YOU WINI The Dodge Boys are ridin', drivin', poundin' leather . to get you and a great new Dodge together. Step up, pardner; it's your deal. • And with the good guys, You know ovonlihin1 stacked in your favor. . bflhttlro,...wtr(antyeFiflidah~has ·Mlhout -·"""'-~~. ...... ,.,for rtl>!llr ol""'pioAdoloctfor ptiio ,._,.... ~ IF YOU COPY SEE PAGE 7 OF YOUR BONUS BINGO GAME lOOK ::1 :·,·~laaliils; fumthln& · - of ""' dllacllve port In ....., ...... ., ...... .' WIN EARLY WIN OFTEN ' •' play all 8 NEW, GAMES at once th•y all wear·white hats;· . HERE ARE A FEW LUCKY WINNERS! ' Mn. Kathryn May•• Mn.KayBet1 . Mill Alma Wallace Mn. Lydia Ttiibel ' . .,. ' ~ "SON$ ~ -.... ~··· Mrs. Fred Painter -------------·--·-·-.. ' . '· • • YIBil Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Bar/ and son, Mike, spent somal ~· ot the home of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ballr Cadwalla· dll'. Other sues.ts were Mr. aM Mn. Bob McFarland and boys of Dayton, Mr. and Mn. : Clarenco Williams and &Iris of Hillsboro, Mr. and Mrt. Floyd Cadwallader and · Mri. cecn Shaeffer of Lyncllbura. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Barr and son, David, spent Sunday aftAornoon with Mr. and Mra. How.... Thoma.' WORRIED ABOUT WASHER .REAKDOWNS1 • • • boat. I I r ' I . "! ' l .... I• ;\'\·· < ., ' CO. ' '.l Ob '' ~ .• t �r• j ' I~· '. . ·• .' "'\ ; . .. " tt:ti.lllt 2S Jl• .lifO Jacbnville JIJehfqom . ~ 22 21 .&II I 2023;4107 18 22 .410 ' ' 17 H AU f . ! 17 26 .3115 10 ' MISSES .. LET us HB.P YOI,J .1 ' t Plan Your New · i Kitchen, Bathroom 0t ' Whatever Your Compl.te Building oncl Rtmoclellng '·• a.. Brown Bob Miller . ' RemOdeling N... ' ..,•·.~. Might Be lervlcel J•rrr Lowery . PHONE WY 2-5321 for i' 125 I. Main St. ' Phone WY 2-2171 I ' \ I · FOREMAN & ABBOTT N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST ITYLQANI N. 2nd Ave. tr SAVINGS 00. Wluothar 'fOil loll[il lltiU • 1111 •• ...... arcllalirr, mGaloa,ll ahoald bt Ia alolapwhnf!• ••Iaiii. mollut, dul. Gad thltYII hcma'l•ltaa.l ol• cbaace lo -~··li. w. fwalult • liomplolt har otnlee by . ..... 3 ROOMS Langsville ONLY Society Notes Ride with The Dodge Boys ' STOIAOI FUIIIIIS' C&IANING IIPAIII AND USTYUNI ~99 cw·us fOI STGUIIIIOWI 1*!.00 Down - lllonoo ., Connnltnt TtriM MASON 99U428 ' FURNITURE CO. MASON, W.VA. 192-5130 " '·' ' ris. Etbel Miller hao been ill with a virus. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Barr recently spent a day witb her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thoma. Clarice Lon1atreth spent SUII· day here with her ehildren and attended ehurch. Bernard Ledlle il spending· some dme here With his !ami· 1 ly. He Is employed on a river- · I • t· 8 b • • s• ~ II ·\ Mra. Alpha Barr receivt!d tho announcement of lhe blrlh of a son to her niece, Mrs. Thorn- ' as Gralhouse (Maxine Siders! , Houston, Texao. Mn. Sharon Barr and Mrs. Lela Fetty visited Mn . . Jerry Black and new daughter at Hoi· ,., Hoopital. This i• the Blacks' lint eblld and •be baa been named Tammy Louise. Grandparenll are Mr. and Mrs. Warren Black, RuUand, and Mr. and Mn. Earl Georce ol Vln· ton. . .. ~' and Mrs. Bruce Morris Ml to Basset, Va., to meet lhllr daughter and 1!011-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Lloyd, who eamo home with tl!em for a •· NOTE IN BOTTLE i .ROME IUPII Police launcHes patrolled the River Tiber Sund1ly alter. a fisherman hooked 1 floating bottle I!OIItafn. ...,. 1 liOit tbal read : "Help 111. are prii!Oners of dangerous raclleteen In 1 house on tJ"it rlwr. We don't know at . . . . poiht on ~ tJver we au. 1 1'he!:e all .two of us." Police ~~~ a"• lliu, but said. we *ul "ft'R 1ot to dllck aa best · we 1 ........., . • •• PLAY THE FABULOUS BONUS BINGtJ AT YOUR A&P WIN UP TO \WII1if1M) @~~o~(BJO)~ .. ,• The..,...,......... r ..., _ bo .... lout lt1e- Jel Adioft.waswllol- • \p".., frlaldelre 10 JIYt liOioi I ..,, .hilt*' lliftdarcl .. CLIP or COPY THESE FREE PRIZE SLIPS {,!. •• __._ ........ walher ' dependlbllll)'. 'lilt .....,...,... ...... ptldtr a~: <Nt , . _ • ........, .. Will t• oane potential . . flct prt%'t't • .,. 'nlltlt whY 1bo ...,; l.t_MIIOtL WMI tt .. IIICIIIII I TO HELP YOU WINI The Dodge Boys are ridin', drivin', poundin' leather . to get you and a great new Dodge together. Step up, pardner; it's your deal. • And with the good guys, You know ovonlihin1 stacked in your favor. . bflhttlro,...wtr(antyeFiflidah~has ·Mlhout -·"""'-~~. ...... ,.,for rtl>!llr ol""'pioAdoloctfor ptiio ,._,.... ~ IF YOU COPY SEE PAGE 7 OF YOUR BONUS BINGO GAME lOOK ::1 :·,·~laaliils; fumthln& · - of ""' dllacllve port In ....., ...... ., ...... .' WIN EARLY WIN OFTEN ' •' play all 8 NEW, GAMES at once th•y all wear·white hats;· . HERE ARE A FEW LUCKY WINNERS! ' Mn. Kathryn May•• Mn.KayBet1 . Mill Alma Wallace Mn. Lydia Ttiibel ' . .,. ' ~ "SON$ ~ -.... ~··· Mrs. Fred Painter -------------·--·-·-.. ' . '· • • YIBil Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Bar/ and son, Mike, spent somal ~· ot the home of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ballr Cadwalla· dll'. Other sues.ts were Mr. aM Mn. Bob McFarland and boys of Dayton, Mr. and Mn. : Clarenco Williams and &Iris of Hillsboro, Mr. and Mrt. Floyd Cadwallader and · Mri. cecn Shaeffer of Lyncllbura. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Barr and son, David, spent Sunday aftAornoon with Mr. and Mra. How.... Thoma.' WORRIED ABOUT WASHER .REAKDOWNS1 • • • boat. I I r ' I . "! ' l .... I• ;\'\·· < ., ' CO. ' '.l Ob '' ~ .• t �·'I"'. . ' '- ·' ~ " . "' \ I ' ji I ' .. ''} ·. . . .,. ' ' ' ·.-· ,I .. '•' i • {!' j '' . " ·•. '•· v· 'I . ....... ·''"'-'"'. ' ~, r,·., ~ ,· . THI! WIUMAN .AGI!NI!Y . .,. ~.\LLII'OLIS~ '. ot:l•o ;~~~:tt: . . . . LI'L ABNER ARRIVAL OF A R'EU CHINESE I'AT<O( IIOAT FORrfS Tiff NATIONALIST . " HELICOPrfR T<;> LtAVE ITS STATION OVEII: THE JUNKWHO•e ti!EV/ HOW MOVES ltta.41!RR'I. . JUNE VALUE SALE APPLIANCES Our big summer appliance sale is in full swing. Better prices than ever on Freezers, Refrigerators, Wa· sher-Dryer Pairs, Elec. BaDges and Air-Conditioners. Visit us at our Regatta Booth in Pomeroy June 10-11-12. The speeial appliance deals will be there. · · " b Ph. WY 2·2181 ';'OM:ROY OHIO " . DICK TRACY h CHESTER GoJ ILD • • JHk W. Ceney, Mgr. .. ... Br MERRILL BLOSSER ~~~£~To STOP Hllll! . t t A CAT y .. c ~ p JJ II I) li al hi to lx lo ~119i- !{JGHl' ROD 5'1Hl, A PRoFE'SS'IOHAt WEDDING ""'""'C1' i(U.lER, CAOGH.'t "liJCt:V" IH A IU._u;:v, ~PHOTOGRAPHS J)A.Rl( :·Of Tht QueiHy You FJm>L soor! AHD ~IR£0 JW'J'OHE' Wilt Y•lue.., ALir.tlme ·-..... I~PACNC DAILY CROSSWORD GlOVErS StUDIO ~~ ln. PlYwood Floorte e13 oz. Ouok Cellln11• jExcopt Raven) WY 2·2475 COMING SOONI . ....... ·lloclnnlc·Ordorl"' Te 1!10111 Ou~ DriYiola ROUSH & LYONS CAMPING TRAILERS Morton St. (oloaon, W. Vo. WHEEL SALES & SERVKE mllcel~ CaD .. Mn. lbrllld Cedi, . . •• Mala SL, IIEI.l·ING Ot1l' aD young Bill~ i :::::: aiwlen (ball groWD, .belt . ~.. sl%el. Take 'etn away!\ menl WY ~ I II !' Jbl!n Mohler, Leading Creek' ''- llo(ld, Middleport, Ohio. .Pb. ' THREE and lour room ' .Ill. • 28 121p lllsbed apartmenll. AD , . - __.. Ilea paid. PboM WY Nl'l&.l DF.J<JCIOill Jlommlac!e Pizza, Rowley and Reed. After ~ .'IIC, ... t1.00 llzeL 0. p. m. caD WY H57l. 'IDII ,_, 11.50. Jack'• Dol4I tJ ' Bu' lllcldlellart 12 • lfc i II:: fc 4 Olllt DICK RAWLINGS. . . Blaettnars flY 2\2193 . .... BRAKi 'ALI--t ·, !_ml!. ''l'rlt;lding Post, Main Sl, , IJII!CO 011 . ~· Oblo. Collt:laulDg ev- AveDUI (;all , WY WB25 el'7 !FridaY algbt antil futl)l. ' ,· t er<~xlliee. Jlln C8rnlban, AIJO. ~. BrlnB In your goodl; -W~....ecl~..,.,--we wiD ae11 them tor you. 1nt o 8uy Ph. 74U381. Jim Ad a m 1, 80 d ownir i S1 etc USECLEANING? 01 loned lurnilurt, plclurt lnsuriiD lramet, dishes, othw ltemL , Wbat do you ltaveT CaD AjlR>MOBILE ....,_ been oee Conlee Antique ·fliut....u.IT Loll 'lflllll opera~ I4Jdd1epgrt, Oldo. WY H11"' I t1t'.1 U..! Clll WY Mllll. I 17 ' , . I 15 lie 500 LBS. MaJ IJIPit. 13c~~~~· ·~ Son'ke Cap 500 lb Wild .ing.... lie ...,. 1!1 llpl . papera Golden Seal P71 lb., I , ..Ill) arwllilncill 1111 f2> lb. and • ~l•• w J1 ' . ' 71 rools. BID llaiiiJ, JleedsYIIle, . .; J '· \ BRAKE SERVIa \ •AJ:'IrDL.A.t.ll:a II LOlfOI'ZLLOW Gaelettlulmp~,._,_ ear.llllldl ........ ..,. , 111a L'~~o x m 111o - 0'., eta. 1Jb1c1t :111:1-. , ..,...>'In' lllollaclll ...... 'l•otla _ _ ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "7 ? & r: 1 »= q o"• GUW QYOI ODADG QO QZX • • • • 40.GDQY 40 GQI..QlflfQL LDO~ 'rW Qalf IQa'IG QO GQIIU4·,-IIIQQI'W• · laturday'to CJrfp,....,.to: YatJTII'S .trO'R AN HOuR, BEAU· 'I'Y'S A I'LOWER, BUT LOVE IS THE JEWEL THAT ~~ . . ,.......... :r-. ""'...... lac.) ,. II I ' I tlOMP'-ET. $4LI:S .liM . '1'1111 WOliLD.....O'NICILI. AUCTION E'ER · W..... l'hont • Coootact· ' · .. lt'R·Y C&J:ti0Cj0(411- Dln'l 1aa1r t1 Will 11 awoo ~. \ ·MAN4Gi&-'.!NT TIIIIEE ... rour room ~:1 AUCf!ON -lltarlllli Friday, ICI 81111 unlunllabed I illOWii L~•.-. ~L.~~~~~l.J-J-~ Junt 3, at 7:80 p.m. al Ad- menll. WY~~·Oii51B~ ...OO''jjj;;;m;iiil lllflii ....r ancl •• ONI OFTHI NICEST PIOPLII ... CALL t.wllngs Hoticll Sit. r-o,. ALIGNMIIi'r · ' l ' ~UICIOE ~ ROO FIN I~ BUT ll!i !l!Jtl FIR£0 THE OM.E SI-IDT: POWDER f'I:IRI<O UNOE~ HIS CHIN I ~UQ CAME OUT 'mE lOP HEAD! HMMY Of:H~ ~Prr AND I GLANcrD BACI<, THill' p-_ WAS A rooT (JWft( SO I HEUD FINI'S HllNO WHILE !Ji; Ptlll.£0 Tl£ 'TRIGG;!!! FIGURED OO."LUCI<V' I GROCiiiN WILL !lQbD THE e!i1:!Qf CAl"[ "rn<rr JASON tll!:illl FINI TO KILL 'IOU 'TIL AffiR mcrt<:>MI .,, ..... , •• ,. �·'I"'. . ' '- ·' ~ " . "' \ I ' ji I ' .. ''} ·. . . .,. ' ' ' ·.-· ,I .. '•' i • {!' j '' . " ·•. '•· v· 'I . ....... ·''"'-'"'. ' ~, r,·., ~ ,· . THI! WIUMAN .AGI!NI!Y . .,. ~.\LLII'OLIS~ '. ot:l•o ;~~~:tt: . . . . LI'L ABNER ARRIVAL OF A R'EU CHINESE I'AT<O( IIOAT FORrfS Tiff NATIONALIST . " HELICOPrfR T<;> LtAVE ITS STATION OVEII: THE JUNKWHO•e ti!EV/ HOW MOVES ltta.41!RR'I. . JUNE VALUE SALE APPLIANCES Our big summer appliance sale is in full swing. Better prices than ever on Freezers, Refrigerators, Wa· sher-Dryer Pairs, Elec. BaDges and Air-Conditioners. Visit us at our Regatta Booth in Pomeroy June 10-11-12. The speeial appliance deals will be there. · · " b Ph. WY 2·2181 ';'OM:ROY OHIO " . DICK TRACY h CHESTER GoJ ILD • • JHk W. Ceney, Mgr. .. ... Br MERRILL BLOSSER ~~~£~To STOP Hllll! . t t A CAT y .. c ~ p JJ II I) li al hi to lx lo ~119i- !{JGHl' ROD 5'1Hl, A PRoFE'SS'IOHAt WEDDING ""'""'C1' i(U.lER, CAOGH.'t "liJCt:V" IH A IU._u;:v, ~PHOTOGRAPHS J)A.Rl( :·Of Tht QueiHy You FJm>L soor! AHD ~IR£0 JW'J'OHE' Wilt Y•lue.., ALir.tlme ·-..... I~PACNC DAILY CROSSWORD GlOVErS StUDIO ~~ ln. PlYwood Floorte e13 oz. Ouok Cellln11• jExcopt Raven) WY 2·2475 COMING SOONI . ....... ·lloclnnlc·Ordorl"' Te 1!10111 Ou~ DriYiola ROUSH & LYONS CAMPING TRAILERS Morton St. (oloaon, W. Vo. WHEEL SALES & SERVKE mllcel~ CaD .. Mn. lbrllld Cedi, . . •• Mala SL, IIEI.l·ING Ot1l' aD young Bill~ i :::::: aiwlen (ball groWD, .belt . ~.. sl%el. Take 'etn away!\ menl WY ~ I II !' Jbl!n Mohler, Leading Creek' ''- llo(ld, Middleport, Ohio. .Pb. ' THREE and lour room ' .Ill. • 28 121p lllsbed apartmenll. AD , . - __.. Ilea paid. PboM WY Nl'l&.l DF.J<JCIOill Jlommlac!e Pizza, Rowley and Reed. After ~ .'IIC, ... t1.00 llzeL 0. p. m. caD WY H57l. 'IDII ,_, 11.50. Jack'• Dol4I tJ ' Bu' lllcldlellart 12 • lfc i II:: fc 4 Olllt DICK RAWLINGS. . . Blaettnars flY 2\2193 . .... BRAKi 'ALI--t ·, !_ml!. ''l'rlt;lding Post, Main Sl, , IJII!CO 011 . ~· Oblo. Collt:laulDg ev- AveDUI (;all , WY WB25 el'7 !FridaY algbt antil futl)l. ' ,· t er<~xlliee. Jlln C8rnlban, AIJO. ~. BrlnB In your goodl; -W~....ecl~..,.,--we wiD ae11 them tor you. 1nt o 8uy Ph. 74U381. Jim Ad a m 1, 80 d ownir i S1 etc USECLEANING? 01 loned lurnilurt, plclurt lnsuriiD lramet, dishes, othw ltemL , Wbat do you ltaveT CaD AjlR>MOBILE ....,_ been oee Conlee Antique ·fliut....u.IT Loll 'lflllll opera~ I4Jdd1epgrt, Oldo. WY H11"' I t1t'.1 U..! Clll WY Mllll. I 17 ' , . I 15 lie 500 LBS. MaJ IJIPit. 13c~~~~· ·~ Son'ke Cap 500 lb Wild .ing.... lie ...,. 1!1 llpl . papera Golden Seal P71 lb., I , ..Ill) arwllilncill 1111 f2> lb. and • ~l•• w J1 ' . ' 71 rools. BID llaiiiJ, JleedsYIIle, . .; J '· \ BRAKE SERVIa \ •AJ:'IrDL.A.t.ll:a II LOlfOI'ZLLOW Gaelettlulmp~,._,_ ear.llllldl ........ ..,. , 111a L'~~o x m 111o - 0'., eta. 1Jb1c1t :111:1-. , ..,...>'In' lllollaclll ...... 'l•otla _ _ ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "7 ? & r: 1 »= q o"• GUW QYOI ODADG QO QZX • • • • 40.GDQY 40 GQI..QlflfQL LDO~ 'rW Qalf IQa'IG QO GQIIU4·,-IIIQQI'W• · laturday'to CJrfp,....,.to: YatJTII'S .trO'R AN HOuR, BEAU· 'I'Y'S A I'LOWER, BUT LOVE IS THE JEWEL THAT ~~ . . ,.......... :r-. ""'...... lac.) ,. II I ' I tlOMP'-ET. $4LI:S .liM . '1'1111 WOliLD.....O'NICILI. AUCTION E'ER · W..... l'hont • Coootact· ' · .. lt'R·Y C&J:ti0Cj0(411- Dln'l 1aa1r t1 Will 11 awoo ~. \ ·MAN4Gi&-'.!NT TIIIIEE ... rour room ~:1 AUCf!ON -lltarlllli Friday, ICI 81111 unlunllabed I illOWii L~•.-. ~L.~~~~~l.J-J-~ Junt 3, at 7:80 p.m. al Ad- menll. WY~~·Oii51B~ ...OO''jjj;;;m;iiil lllflii ....r ancl •• ONI OFTHI NICEST PIOPLII ... CALL t.wllngs Hoticll Sit. r-o,. ALIGNMIIi'r · ' l ' ~UICIOE ~ ROO FIN I~ BUT ll!i !l!Jtl FIR£0 THE OM.E SI-IDT: POWDER f'I:IRI<O UNOE~ HIS CHIN I ~UQ CAME OUT 'mE lOP HEAD! HMMY Of:H~ ~Prr AND I GLANcrD BACI<, THill' p-_ WAS A rooT (JWft( SO I HEUD FINI'S HllNO WHILE !Ji; Ptlll.£0 Tl£ 'TRIGG;!!! FIGURED OO."LUCI<V' I GROCiiiN WILL !lQbD THE e!i1:!Qf CAl"[ "rn<rr JASON tll!:illl FINI TO KILL 'IOU 'TIL AffiR mcrt<:>MI .,, ..... , •• ,. �. ,. ' ..' '' \' ' " ' ,.f ' Y· . ' ' ' ~ ' ,!It j'• ··-· ': ~ 1 I ' ·'~,1 .... ' .. ' / ' ' , '; ,. ' ' ' 'I ~ ··. . l ' r . . ',, : : ' ' ' ) • ; f.· ·~ • ' ' o/ ' {~,, • I ·.. ' '' '' ;, • '·' ·l . ' ' ' r.J . i . ' ; • ·i- ·. ' '·' ' .',.,\t ' ·' . .:' MEIGS THEATRE XVIII N0.35 P.....,.y, Olllo e uasoN Drive·ln W.- UA. Wtdnoaday thru ~turdoy NOT OPEN rants SUNDAY, MONDAY ond TUESDAY Junol2·14 .,MADAME X"" (Tecbnicolor) Lana Turner I John Forsythe Colorc~rtoons , LINDA CIIERYL ADAMS RatlDe Rain Stops Painting KATHRYN .\l'iN VEimlRA 00, of Clevelu4 KATYMORAIUTY Pommy Four of tlie'12 Girll to Compete in Regoua Pogeant · '' Starts! SHAJIBE SCHRADER Rlo Grinde Collep Name 12 Candidates in Pageant :---. Families of ·Brotherhood Hold Cookout Meredith Will Survive luro~tex ACRYLIC·EXTERIOR HOUSE PAINT ..I'ORLD ta No Fair Weather Friend! Use LUC<l-TEX in damp or dry, cloudy or sunny weather. For a beautiful su rface that lasts 50% longer ••• resists peeling and blistering ••• dries in minutes and slips off the brush so easily it's child's play ••• yes, a ch ild can pilint with Luco-Tex! ' ' ·' ( ' ,- PHONES 992-5100 & 992·5500 SHOP EARLY THIS WEEK! ; REGAnA WEEKEND, JUNE 10-11-12 FOR CAREFREE HOURS /llln(y fJMJtll~~t. SUMMERETIES a, MU.•8AN!a• . I ' ' JETS _____ SPRING SAVINGS .._ RED BALL JETS U. S. KEDS P. F FLYERS SANDALS HUSH PUPPIES JARMAN DEERSLAYERS 'I I Open Friday Night Untll9:00 ALSO OPIN ALL DAY .. ,I Move to Lebaoon Ill' IALL•IAND Complete Line of Canvas Footwear For Every Member of The Family ••. Featuring Nationally Advertised Brands: I Lewi• Fa,nily Will ' \ tHU~IIIAYS Elberfeld$ ·Store Is Open On )Weekdays Until 5, · On Friddy Uotil 81 · Qnd .~ : Sdturday·: ~tU . 9 . . , SAL~ eUVING ROOM D~Jve to Efbemild~ lo PQ!Tier()y,-For Furniture;' ~IOOf Coverings eBEDROOM eTABLES ·CHAIRS eAPPLIANCES SAVE 20% 50% to NO DOWN PAYMINT • IASY PAYDAY TIRMI Ingels FWnlture MJDDLIPOIT - · ... & lot. Nlthll . r ,.4~ - CRmcs RErtJSE TEL AVIV, llrael Israeli musle cri!Q ~~ night refused to lit!od Israeli Oper'l German ''Carmlna bere Pending charies that the a Nul. of leftiSt . allQ ·~urnla"~l~ for your hQme and Wearing ·Apparel for your . famli~.; Whil, ihopping U~ our FREE parking l~t on 2nd St. . 6cr~ f~m the ,to,i.;;_p!erity offree pa~ing at our Warehouse . ' ~ ~hanic Stre,t where ·WI sell .Linc:ile~m, Tile, -~-rd Surface ...' ·-~'•Fioor'·Coverlngs, Rug., Also L11wn Mow~rs, Used TV's 'anCI ·· Fllrniture-PI1r1fY of .free par~lng spaw. . , ,. , '1. • .· t .... ' . 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