https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/38d12f9b6373d413a5b22213b201b104.pdf ca3da0862dd8e0ebfc5b658d071bc345 PDF Text Text (. t 'Now. Ypu . . .Know . • ... . Weather ~ WUU;un $0Wit, 1i u;s, lin&~' . fro111 Tenneisee,. was -led , from the Senate in 1798, ~ not lmpeae!Jecl, Cil.l charges he, eonlllirecl to In~ tile Groek and :Cherokee Jmlans alafnat kJneof~D. ., Scattered showers and tltUDderllhowers maillly ill 101111111111 west tocla.Y and llllely to dltelop over the state b)' ThurlljiiJ ••· . lng. Hi&h today ill 50s IIOI1JI, . . 60s and low 70s IOUtlt. Low to. nl&ht in 40s. ~· the ' ~IVE ~ENTS .' lebrated 'nils tree it O'Bioilll, tot ·J'eiu1b Aft.e Galltpolll, comer at Fourth Ave. and State st., wu tcQiled b)' · IQ)i) The root and chilllney of the O'Brien home were~~am&se<~o Jeck Simms <bacli ~~ camer_, and Andr rew Lemley• both of the Co111111bu~ & Southern Ohio ElectriC Co., are shoWn c.uttina Ill the tree, pr.-ratar)' to ·r.ilmovll. · ru..-. HIGH WINilS - Nation Warned Of Fiscal Crisis to stimulate the eC<JIIOmy after 11!e Vletllam W1lJ'. 'lbe document, called "An Ecmomy ill Crisis," proposed el 1 h t Ripubllcan principles which leeiled hesvily on 11!e GOP' a poiiUon 11!at . prtvate enterprise could lesd 11!e way to soluUon of lllliii.Y problems It the federll pernment would ltllling it. 'lbe committee said Republicans did not believe the federll aovermnent ahould be only a "'watci!Jnln, •• but Insisted Its use of power 8hould be ".iudlclouiiJ restrained" and The committee acculled the Democrats of practiclnc "a form of fiscal socialism" b)' permlttfllg inflation and b)' borrowing to pay for erpollld government activities. • aaid such a method of avoiding tax Increases "hoodwinked'' tile voters Into accepUng JII'Oir&llll they would r.Uect It the colt was hi&her taxes. 'lbe report proposed: - Creation of a new "Hoovw Commiaslon" to cut or ellmlaate s,Pelldln& on low prlorllJ programs and ~'Mice waste and d~lleatlon 1J110118 DeeeiUI'J tbat "the atatea, the COIUities, ones. - Recble tariffs, but IDIIIt cities and commlllitiea can that ofller aati0111 clo 10 , more dec:tlvely mirlllter to the needs of the PI\)Pie than can the reclproeally, illeludlnl ..Umla. (Contiluld 011 P~ge &l feeler II IOVenunent." Critics Advised to See Vietnam ,. �I. MliJII' c..,a~tiC 'lat1Jilt~~:• B) u.s. lleu·oit MitUtc,.ta II a•hh~~:ton l!o"ton . '~cw \oo·k '• .of the ec~nomlc "laws" discovered by historian C. North cote Parkinson the elfect that the size of a bqreau· r::~~~:~:~~ grows in opposite relation to ~~.; ' work it has to do. '< ' ljls prime example was the fact that "as ~ Britain's navy reduced the number of its .:· ships and as Bril;)ln's colonial empire shrank. : the number of employes of the Admiralty anti the Colontal Olftce increased tn direct propor· tlon " Tile truth of this law ts dempnstrated anew by some statistics cited by the Council of state Chambers of Commerce · ' Since 1954, says the council, employment ' in the U S Department of Agriculture bas risen 62 per cent while the number of farms ' bas declined 36 per cent and farm population ' bas declined more than 42 per cent. To put it another way, in 1954 there was one Agriculture Department employe for every 284 members of the farm population, or one for every 72 farms. The ratio ts now ' ooe federal employe for every 105 of the farm population, or one lor every 28 farms. The counc•l suggests the department is an excellent example o( how government pay· roll costs could be cut. Here, unfortunately, they come Into conJIJct with another of Parkinson's laws, which states that government spending always rises to meet or exceed the taxes tt collecta from ita citizens. lakei!P of saving . abrio8t certaln ex- belng ,bted by reports The wasps lay eggs next to the elm-bark beetle, which Ia spreading the fungus blight. Upon the wasp larvae feed on the beetle larvae destroy them. The· wasps wiD be a welcome ally, not only to tne-owning Individuals and communities who have been spending many thousands of dollars a year ·for the removal of infected elms and the chemical spraying of healthy on•s, but to those who fear that the widespread use of pesticides may have consequences much more undesirable In the long run than the loss the elms. . . lure for Foreign Tourists The United States has taken a positive step to encourage tourists from abroad In the form of a red, white and blue Hospitality Card. To be dlstrtbuted by the U.S Travel Service through airline and steamship olfices, travel agencies and tour operators beginning MIJll. the cards will entitle visitors to dl~ounts ranging from a 50 per cent reduction on domestic &r fares to varying reductions at hotels, restaurants, car rental agencies and retail stores displaying a blue-framed "VISIT USA" ms1gma. Firms wishing to participate In the discoun~ program are advised to conlaiCt the Preslden· tlal Commission on Travel, Department of the Treasury, Washmgton, D.C 20220 •• WORDS FROM WOIIKING WIVES Dear Helon: Never lhought 1 would write Ill a newsp~ collllllll, but "Working Wile's" COIIIPialnt re our Socltll Sot:urtt;y laws on retirement benefits Cor caree"' women wives chlllli"d my mind. The taw now says that whon a worktrv wile and her huoband retire, she may eltherhavellll""'" lmately half ol his Social Sot:lll'o • Ptllllon - as his wlfe;.O!' her 4P'n pension u a worker, ilhlct.. p ls greatest. But she alw~s t>rfelts one to take the olher. I IIQO thot she should ba entitled Ul l!oi!J, having earned lhem. Certalnl,y, with ALL aecumulated&J. clal Sot:urtey benoflts, a COICIIe CIIIIJll scr111>e by these dl,ys UJ>o loss Utey have other Incoms. Ex. II!IPio: Till benefits lor a ~ yeal'<lid man and his neveMm.Dioyed wile oC 65: $2,711.80 this year, ll&d she worked, unless she Nmed consistent blah 11'8ges, It would be very little more. ActuaJ. Ijo, she has donlted her "wld>o holding" - or most oClt- to the Dear Hel111: rm a conscious, hard-working ftKtOril bllls. Slneelwasworklng and had no d<llendents, I could draw nothln& more. Now, In a few months I wW retire and draw DIY own Social Sot:urliY, b\11 nothing as my hu'" band's widow. Thus you can read. 11J1 sae, lhe amount avalla~ to 111J1 husband's Caml~wasthe$2$5 In SPite oC his PYilll! lnUI the system lnr U ytiii'S, Need Is~ more'l- WOIIKING wile and mother, also a seU-G>ployed businesswoman, whose "employer" doesn't share~ Socllll Sot:urliY taX burden. I py It all - well over $400 a year, and WIDOW the anta goes "' each yearll lit-· el • Dear )I en: yre,, ~wbatlmlaht9 1, vi ...... &11\,.ai lfj. !l<llendent wHe .,,!'! ml, ... ~ ,,...,.. .1~l¢1 .1t what I'WW get as a retlredwor . the •rwo~!dnJ , Wife' wOO comer, ru have to live until rm 91 plains tlbOut her Social Sot:UJ'o to set book what 1 paid 111, plua II!' taX. 9te has worked Cor the Interest. Needless to say, rm luxuries while we TRUE wive'" sto!dttll the old engine with viur. and-mothers, who stJ.Y at home, mhl plllsi-GOTTA Ollr-UVE have done without. These work'EM. i11g wives walk around with their mses in theair,andeverychance they set they belittle and stomP Dear Helen: the u stupld housewife" into the !Paid some Social Sot:uln,yCor a cQle of years which ru nev-- dirt. They neglect their families er sae, but I Clgure It ull comes and their homes so they can have out In the wash. If "Working luxurious vacations and three or (our cars. Then they're the first WHe" thinks she Is cheated, how ones to scream 11 discrlmlnatlon" about those childless PooPie whose real estate taXes go malt>- when they have Ul pay twos. liA, HA, HAl ly to St&IPOrt schools. ?- G!,AD &Dvemm.ent. Dear Ha: I thlnlt working wives are being TO TAKE THE WIFE'S SHARE Aren't you generalizing just a dlserlmlnated ocatnst. by a go,.. wee bit, dear'/ -H. ernm.ent Which says "dlscrimJn., Dear Helen: Perh•s World11g Wile Is not llery labor praetiees because of aware of the groteeUon she ls IIX are Wegal," We are penaiINd under the Social Sot:urlt;y providing for her children, in the SJitam for being married worC.. event of her early dealh. There are many Social Sot:urit;y Itw women. D:>n't get me Wl'OIW' I don't fits other than retirement pa,ywant the 11 de&Jendent wives• ., ments1 such as providing her By MRS. HERBERT ROUSH allowance taken awq. l malptatQ widowed husband with flnancltll Mr. and Mrs. Ear~ RousltUIOk we· c.._. gal wives lbouldo't helio In the eare oC the kids. Mrs, Jim Roush Ul Lancaster If she Is childless, and beo have It taken aw~ either, (rom where she went on to IJ.&oo To whom do we write, Helen, comes widowed, she still has a bon and returned to Letart Falla 11> Bet this are hale law changed'/ passlble beaeOt over and above Tuesday with her householdgooda her deed husband's Social sec""' -WORKING WIFE Icy, 9te can re-marry and draw to the home reeelltiJ purchaoed ~Wife: from Sherman Ford. Nr, Roush Write to your Congreosman.lf her own benefi!s. while the m~ remains a Patient at Vete!'lriS -..a1t working wl ves sttr "' a world11g wile loses herS. S . - !tlemorlelllospltal. luis, we may get action. One fits If 1he re-marries. Then there Mrs, Floyd Norrlo lllCI Nra, Is the pOIIIbUII)' oC dl-.,rce. She coq~romise is already under Homer Wamer 698nt a recent conalderaiton - this tD pay the Is Pn>ter.t!ng herself by havlnz weekend at West Columbia with working wile her lull Social S&- her own coverage. relatives. -GLAil TO BE PAYING Heeent ~ dlnDer potsoC Apple Grove News, Events JUST A f,\J~UTE, 'lOONG l.ADY.. • 00 THE Dt~l!i • Do It 6UT I'VE GOT STACKS OF ~OME· WORK•" I'VE GOT TO GET RIGHT ._T IT• .. llllOP·IN~ !S:r THE Tl'IOI.l"· ,I ' Voice along Bt~a~y >: . . . ' : BY JACK ()!BRIAN NEW YORK - Levittown heiresa Jeanine Levitt bouiiit busband Bob Leder a 110lls-llo¥<e ... Top brass of Womon'• wO..: Dally were overheard In apclllt luncheon spot noting a dlJOffecUon for RFK as President but Woml!ll's Wear dally carries a faSitlon Valentine to Bobby' SEth· el ... TV's been charged with over.pulrilll! Ute Raps..stokelysFioyds out of their proportion to the disadvantage of the ptb· llc; we agree. Jl the 1V Emmys are proper relleetlons oC what's worthy '"' TV, how eome Jackie Gleason, the Tonit!ltt lbow, Red Skelton, Jack Paar never •won ... · Some. one ov..looked TV costumes In the Emmy categories ... Michel Kazan's explanation or "charisma": wltat Bobby K0111ed3 uses on his hair ... Vest pocket pArk on the old Stork Club site Is so chic, a panhandler plied his trade Utero In a Nehru Jacket and beads. Something new In hand-me downs: George l!amllton's hlp. pie beado belonged to his morn ... Postuvo~ recommended: Doc Severlnson• a band •t the River~ erboot: Thlt' s a ballroom sunk beneath Ute Empire state Bldg ... No, Marlene Dietrich wasn't splffileated at Ute Tony Awards: .. " ' ~ .': ., ,. r • !be' was slmpf1 IW'4!11 111m - ·ll!ltli .'Hazel Bi.~;~aa .Ito ~Clrlt tlllje 111 TV 'over ... We've '\!lr ol beaub' ~~'-'011: CGD' never ,Pte sOt over Ute old' ~atlaii1 to "'~"""'~' Ravlllllll "Big PsriY" TV ,yarl-'iJ, Mar- of RWIOII ": Jrt:ll7: ll0rl1 ,U., tene waucheduled(or!llllbadl- (wbbM ,, ftuillind ~:Miilmer aw~. alterr~tblt 1criPt i!led 11Udtltlll1) Will,.,.;. a widoW · - eo Roe!< lludiOn sot the J'Oio. In hpr·"""' TV iiea'lel. • David Niven's nexi ttl~ will · HoW. to set porljOiriiPIIY WO 1 . .be a gangster opus u'IheBraiD" movie; Vlnee ~·· "81m- ' ... New prixtuct: ,:,.adlatW" 11a- merltead':.IJIJn lifllliWt craddtlil con no retri&eratloo ... VI\IQI'Io doWn Ill • JOI'll9 -r. .eteera •'· De 'Sica ancl hi• ~bride (In her Jlllf Fon4&'1 huiDand 1lo8W Va50s) Marla !tlercador an bon- dlm will dlr~ ~or tiJZI!nlclne)'lllOIIIllng 1n ~; lhtQ< ema .l!We " ~l - · Ia '!'lbe have two arown children ctrom Mu.IP,I de Side' wllll - her Utelr early lllnlaling dajos} ... brolhu Peter ' ...'iRidlard Bar· Bdw¥.'& favorite cq, Ueut. Ar· IAlll now b~t, hil Owll bulk In thur Schullhelll' will ill' ailuled Swlturlan!l; ·• • he's a ''belat'' an i\MI~ana Hliteltunclt"i4oo' · ~r ·AQ~~· tbtta fO!I'll ~·; May til;., ,! Slnittra's Oicpected to In ~-' ~~ ·'" BoWl· be there and prove he doellll't ' ballk '"' lt. ' · hate all eops ... Arthur waateChJack ~ ' tlldfered rlflbl '" Dleal adVItor on Ute lui couple lORI with Bob B\IIID9fe ewer !be of'Sinatra•a no doubt eplco,,, 4tab review• ~'11>111m"l'oura, Does Margaret Truman 'know Mine aDd ~I'' tilll deoplte LuUtc~s 1 Margaret Trumail Laua- dlle ~~ aqd Hank~ ln. the dry in Key w•ot; tllld does the eall: Blitmofe Ia Jack'a ....m,. lot! fl0118Wl'lter realize Uteri's law ... 'lblt fUm_I• ~ a.polr an lrvlni Berlin baberdaoiiOI'J' oC wldi)!Jed nice, .iM!DPlllo '"dl 1n llllaml Besch? ... 1111 1 year' a with Ktllnecll'-ol~ tamlllea who Twla,y, Penelope Tree, li&nod mahy and haY. '0111 •topther. . • • .a CCICTCIRIS M~ILBACI Emphysema'.Sufferer Must Avoid Polluted Air Br WAYNE' G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. Mr. and Mro, Boy Pearson were Mr, and Mrs. Junior Salser, Rita and Mike, Mr. an~ Mrs. Roger Thelss,llarblra, Belh and Barry, and M'ra. Sal~ SIV8gt and~. Andi'eaSchultz,Columbus,wae a weekend guest or 'Mro, SIIJr Slvage, Nr. and Mrs. fto.1i lletney were SWtdl,y sueoto of Mr, and lira. Frlrit Clemilllt of H111111ngton. Mr. and Nrs. Clsrem:e ltioah and !ami~ of WW!eld called on his Clthar, Fred Roush, It v.., erans Memonal llolllllaiSWtdl,y, They were dbtnor llliii!B of Mr, and Mro. Ruosell Roush. The CouDI;y tlttloD cw....... lng was held at Ute Letart 11aUo United Brolltron Chlli'Ch on Stl>dl,y llleu-• with Bav, Okllf Ahart 18 leiidet, !liecltll' aiDclng was Proeented by Mrs. Bob Ado ama and Marge Grimm, Jake Rullt 111C1 WIUard PJaoU, Mro, Mae Pl!ll'son was •sueat Sundajr of· Mr, and Mrs. Roy Pearson. . Mr. and Nr.a, ew--e Siory and lloaalee of Hoek lllrltwa were fiUIIIU of Mro. Ada Norrto, Narlcy llo!tah nailed recclltiJ with Coniile Anderson 11 Reno Rlt!8e and attended the prom 11 Elstem lliCh S.hooL fla,)'mj)nd Adama Of Warron nalted over Ute W'llll<end ,lth hit parem., Mr. lllCilllls. Mlr- cases lion may ill' For more detailed ..rite to i 8 as two runo crossed the plate but didn't eount. Les Miller, the Polntera' first baseman, wtu up and Spencer worked the count to one strike and tim bolla. !tllllor ollll!""ed tho next pltch, a hot grounder toward llom,y Cook at shortstop. Tite runners were off. Riley dug for home. Karle! crossed In rront of Cook as he was about to field tho grounder. The ball was de· fleeted and went through Cook Into tell Cleld. Karle! erossfd the plate Coach Wilson eame off t h e bench, ssld the ball hit Kar. lot'• heel as he ran in front o! Coqlt. Jim Langdon, umpiring at third base, called Karle! o u t. ~ . ... . ' In lito other ~atlonal League g ' In e •, New ¥or~. I>Janked "Got thom out or hero, get lhCfll !ll't <if, here," tluroche~ scrcamea ''Mteh ho saw lhc wrJtora ontcrl~g. It wa& u billor loss lor the t:ubs l since•i\dolro Phillips eanw within oi..< inches o! making a second "game-saving':' catch on Mota's winning hit. l'hlladCiplti<t 1~. san Frao~ist'O whitewashed 1\tlanU. M , lloos· ton Jlhut 'out Clnelnnatl 3-lt, and St. 1-<>~ls edncd t.o~ Angeles 2•1. In the American l.cbgue, MIMosoU. nlPftcd Boston 7~. Ilaltimorc "1 missed it by thiS much," Phillips said as he held his hands six Inches apart . topper! New York 6..5, Washinstoo edged Chl<llllO :i-4 in 12 lnninss, Oakland beat Detroit 3-t and t:ah!ornia ' 'Marauders Flatten Rockets 8-2 , lot1g ball hitting show, with Proper Proof Gains A Few Supporters LOUlmLLE, J\y, (UI'I)Proper Proof, a colt (rom California, Picked uP a few hardboot StlJportars todajo for !Stiturdl,y's ronnlng of the KentuckJ Derby loUowlng his stretc~runnlng I ~ . ' pitching stall turned m a notable welL Burdette came on In the Meiss' . blg inning, however, perfotrn8ll<e. Ingels a'fl dlltlr- stxlh oo nrush. woo the !ourth when the !tlaratido dette held We~sflln I!> ,six The Marauder moundsmen ,ers got rou.r runs on [our hits and scattered hits, all single~. " ~dmblned to otrlke out eight bal· an error, The ral~ began with Ingels started on lhe hill.Jind tl.l'o, hit one, andglveuP no bases Bartels being ..Ce on an error by atter a rooky start In Ule (lt'st on balls, Welt.tonPitchersWalk- the Clr•t baseman and then with Inning that netted Wellsoon three A'r 111d !lapp, on the other hand, two out Dennis Ault doublod, SWan oC Ito hito and two runs, Pitched fanned only two andwelkedthree. and LeMie Van Meter followed effeeUve rlghthahded Pllching of twl) Jwlloro, John lngelund Hob Bur.w'i1o, prodUt:ed an~ vlck>ry o"'r Wells~ .In the L1aos All aeetloital baseball tOurnament at lollddl,port Tuesdajo aCter ochool fOr lite Meigs Marauders. It waotheopenlngtourneygame ' Cor the !tlaraudero, Who now run - - - - - - - - - Into lleliiJ!<!Ils In lhe sectionil M11.10r League Leaders flnils at GallipOlis Frlda,y, The B,y United Press lntcrnalional Blue ~viis IIP•et undefeated National League (U,ti) SotJth Polhl 4-0 Tu"'da:l at G. AH II. II. Pel. South Polnj. Roie Cln 17 71 14 29 .408 Meigs, with two home runs and Fl;;;;d; St.l. 18 75 17 30, .400 a Pair ot trl»los, POundo~ two Ksongr:•Chl 18 70 13 26 371 Rocket hurlers for 10 hits In the 11. ~aron, Alia seven Inning<;. 1B 6B 8 25 ,36 8 Coach Uuss Moore's Marauder Mota, PIU 8 28 4 10 .357 Grote, NY !G 48 4 16 .333 Vldspno. Mia 14 45 7 15 .333 Alou, Pitt II 30 3 lO 333 . T,Aaron, i\tla 9 30 1 IO .333 llart, SF 17 61 10 20 .32~ American League G, AA II. II. Pet. Alvin, Cle 17 60 4 22 .367 Carow, Min I< 66 10 24 .364 White, NY 16 43 < 15 .349 IIQWdd, Wash 18 65 8 22 .338 Allison, Min H 60 7 20 .333 Freehan , Oct li 6Z 9 20 .323 Etchbrrn, Bal 9 28 3 9 32I Unser , Wash 18 76 9 24 .316 Andrws, Bos 16 54 10 1i .31;} Jackson , Oak 18 68 13 21 .30fl Home Runs victol) Tuesday Nauonal League: :W.oboda, in the 41st running of the t:Jerby Mels 7; II. !\roo, Braves 6i Trial at Churchlllllowns. The ~ mile race for derb~ ~lou, Braves, SanUI Cub,, hopefuls failed tD change the Perez, Reds, t etJE!(la, and prospects or lf starters ln the !IJannon, Cards and llarl, first of the TriPle Crown Giants 4 clasNits.. For t•raper ,,root, American League. Repoz, ~ .. " ··,;·';,.C" fl.l' "·"-• ....~ ......~-;, ..... ilfat\Ho·~~~ A~• ~ 6; Sims, lndianJ and alllt\i! 'illtll Jig TMitV_.el'tilitlm ~~~~·V.I .f.l:,J•.e-'1 •J!:;,..,..., ':=JI-'""'~~...! ' ~. . , ~1111!111 Oevgs llro-•ltl•l11h"l<l!e· ealh -111tl.,~l~cll_. a/Hf·"fe \'Olfa wh61 \i-alle.J him Killebrew, Twins 5; 7 tied with loaa t-3 to the Tliers at Iron- Crom the·'Polnters••benell. He home in that order • were tisted 4. ,toll. 1 tolled but the call SUiod. T h e a• Ptobabl& derby starters even Runs Batted In Spencer worked' a full seve~ Pointers reluctantiy took t h e befOre the race. National League: Porez, l!eds !Mings, gave up four walks lind Cleld for the buttom of tho fifth. The owners of the other trial 17; Williams, Cu~s and ~wo ­ fann~ .12. The Bluoi Devilo.play. f'red Burnett, first man up, runnero also Indicated they boda, Mots 16; Cepeda, ( ards ed errorless ball behind Speit. w-.s · hit by a pi tell. Bush pop. wotdd stick with their origlnil 15, Flood, Cards 14. eer. Only three Pointers reaeh. pod up to the pitcher with Bur· deelstons oot Ul run In the Amcrlcan Lea~e. KUiebrew. ed third base all afternoon. nett hOlding at first. Dave John- KentUt:ky t:Jerby unleos their Twins 14; floward, Senators 13; file Blue "'nevll• look a I~ son slamltied the first pltth on chargers dlspla,Yed remarkable llelehardt, Angels, Oliva and lead In · the bottom of the first the ground IDward short. GU. ImProvement. Uhlaeuder, Twins and Wabster, Inning. ~ Point threatened lum eame up wltlt lhe ball, to••· None ol them did· and Porter A's 12 In the top of the Clrst, ·puttlAI ed Burnett out at second and Digger, who finlohed Cllth, Pitching two men on, but wont d ow n Honeycutt lhrew to Lea !tllller probably wiD ·be at ~rtsman's National League: KOOStnar'!.1 without· trouble In tile 'second at fltat for the only double play Park In Cblcoao on Derby Dty. Mets and Brlles, Cards 4.0; and third !Mings. of the game. Calwnet ~·arm's Forward Washburn, cards 3.0; Regan, GAllS banged out two hits tit !:t,lencer wai teal louih In the Pass, who had a 1Mi1Jc wqrkOut Cuba, Maloney, Reds, Carltoo, the lirst Inning but had trouble top of tho s!xlh, as he faMed Tues~ ~ between ~ race-. re- lloerner, Cards 2~. solving ,the slant• of Jilek Wag. Wagper, Tom Gjbson and Jlln mained t!Je Cavorlte lor the 9tlh American League: Hardin, per for Ute two Innings. They 'Miller to set the Pointers down runnl11g oC the derby, Orioles and Warden, Tigers 3~; put one man on base In Utelourth In order. The Blue Devito led With 18mael (!tlllo) Valenzue- Santiago, Red Sox, McLain, and went dowoln Ol'der 'In lhe 1~ goiQK Into the buttom of the la "'' Cllumllt' s hope for an T1gers and Ll~lad, Ns2-0 bottom of the fillh wile~ Dave sixth. • eigbth vlcoory In the rose run, • Johnson htl Into • ~lt ' pla.Y. Tol'll Meadtlwo trounded out to sped over a mile In 1:37 nat to S(lulh Point thre.llonlld In the open lhe lmlng, Tom ~neer the complete •aUsfactlon of NIIA Playoff standings top, of the fourth wilh.iwo on and singled and stole second. Jim trainer Henry forrest who had liY United Press International Qnly one out. Lea Miller flied Gilmore walked and stole see· expected the eolt to work Flnalo (Bast of Seven) out. Waggoner wallled and Tam ond wllh ~r movlAI 1o tJtY:d. slow!ll', Gibson singled, for tho thli'd llanny Cook banpd hi• second .. T~e second choice was Peter·. W, L, P~t. and last hit oa ~cor. Jqn Mil- otralt!ltt elngle, seoribl ~ Fuller's llancer's I!Jtoge, a son B,oston 3 2 .600 ler struek'ootandGar)' fNneycutt to make It 2~. ' ot. Natlve llancer, who w.on the Loo Angeles 2 3 .siio grotinded, out.' , ' <;oach WIISIII&elit R!ck llfose. Wood Memorial "at A<tueduct In Tuesday',a Besults Boston 120 L<,>• Anl!"les 117, ot Spencer got In trouble In !he ·ly ill ' to hit for Palp Rumtit- New York In hli lalt start. top of the filth ~r striklftl ciut rey1. "818 Mo" slammed. Ute 'l'lie oiiMlr pi'obable starters Wednisday'a Games (No games ocheduied) Vlnee Chapman. Roaer RUa.Y !lrat jlltclo Cor a doubte·fnto deep were Cain Hoy lillble's Cap. walked. Mike Gillum Died out tQ rja!It, ""l!U'flfld to score CooJi. llln' s GIL •D:>n B. Wood's D:>n · deep centerfield. llerl> Karle£ Gilmore ~ b""'1 thl'OWII oot at B,, ~e Rock F•rm•r Fraoo BUY PACER walked. Riley moved to th.ird third on pre'llw• play wJI!m ~ cle'o Hat, C. V. ' Whitney' a YOIOO:RS, N,Y, (UP0-An ba~ ••Karlet was on JeCond etr •tored,~ •• G~ Sl!oJ'd, OCtllber llouso agreement was reoched Tue'" with two out. ·• Dav,. Burnett went .In to rl!" . ~Ruler, Mrs. Joe W, dajo 111 sell Auatlallan pace~ Then cameaeontrov,..ilalplay lor ~~ly and ,!'!• WI calcher •'K en t u c k 1 !J)Ierry, Firat Lee to Jean Mo!ehln ol that developed lnlo a rh~.bl!rb iJit ~ aUndlbtl ovatiqh aa he Hoek Stlble'a Trouble New York,tnr •100,000. r..~: ' ' came ~011' ~· de1d. wu . OJid Farm'i Robert ~reen, George ,Pil(ler son alnfled scorlnl but and Joseph Bova, first Lee'• WDSOll lhrown , Fight ~~Js.dt. AUitl'ailln own•••• said the sale BY tni~d \irtiuld be coO.umated after thO !,IIAMJ Natlonil Cb.,.q,tOOshlp Pace at !hlflts, 247, Yonkers RateW!If !tlajl9, P'•· WEL~TON AIIEAU The Golden l!ocket> climbed Into the dl'iver's seat quickly m Ute oPening Inning when Me Ma.,. us, steve Jeffer> and ~w,;ard, In that order, hit back-tc>-back singles. Vow nard scored the seeond run of the Inning on a sacrifice Oy to centerfield by leflfiel~ er !'rice. Meigs got one run back in 1ts half oC the first when Btli :O.Wan walked wiUt one oui and Jim !:row, Junior rlghlfielder, lashed a line drive triPle to right Ul send SWan home. Crow was thrown. out at the plate trying to stretoh the long poke lnUI a fourb8gger, The Marauders then UIOk the edge ror keeps in the seeondwlth two runs when Keith Phalin walked and stole second alter leading ore, ChuckBartelsrapped a single •lth one out, Mark T.,. nehill wa !i given a (ree pass and Ingeb was safe on an error by the shorlstop, to 3~ lliiL Stoneman rcplaoed t:huch 11~rtcMtcin and .)1ruck out ' J~rry Ma,y for the scL'OI)d out of tho imlng- but Ulcn was tagged for Mota•s dpuble that .r l.arrr \J}Iqrller, ~llilolll<til by .. j ::'J;-.' ll>o cl!lublo pill)'~ •l!nfl • throo. run outburiOt . -. ' " ~;.~~~~··~ \f) itlc'• ln thor eiAh~ JliLch9!1 llooston .paot Ulnciiii&U with a •two411tter. The Al;l.roi< brok~ ." seoreles~ 4tel lri Uto ei!lhth on r~t~~-seorilll! Slt>gles by llenls Mertl!e, Jim W)'llll ' and Doug l!llder off lo$1nK pi!Chor Gorry Arr)lltl. · ' -, scored Mazeroski and Alley. "Pilzaro Gets Win :.-~~jj';~~8"::'$.lj~$~~WAW/.8f~~~~~;t~!:;~r:r§'¢.:.~~1~&.t:if::W:1:!.{::~:~r:~:.~=:-§.Wift.:W.¢:$;~W.:=t.~:~~~:f.::§~~~~r:f.~$ A tknvm..od UltWQiand :J.~ 'lbe Pirul.ch ~li.lrtL-'<1 ' their .t.'Jimc-wmnlng rally in the ninth when Willie st.argcll sin~cd. HiH MazcroJt~l waf!\od and (Jcnc Alley Tilnglbd to Cul the ~icit witt1 back-11>-back home runs and Crow got hi> second triple beo lore l'halln filed out Ul dell> ce.,. terfield endi11g the IMing, Both home runs, along with Crow's three bagger. were welltagged balls, The homers by Swan and Van Meter, in that order, were drlvan to right cen~ er and Crow'.strb;tlewaspo¥¥ered tD shlli\) lett Cleld. The Cinal Marauder marker crolised the plate in ~he sixth when Ault led oll the lming with a <Ingle, stole second and then scored af'ter SWan singled and Van Meter was sa(e on 8A error. Meigs' ooly other hi~ besides the above Usted, was a third in-ning single by Van Meter. Tlte Marauders travel Ul Pt. Pleasant this afternoon for aoon- Julill Pizarro. Ute fourlll I1r~te p\teher, wlto went Just J. 3 of an IMing, picked up the vletory. The Cardinals eontinued to roll as III.Y Washburn, w I t h relief help from Joe Hoerner, plckOII tt> his third vicoory of 1fl\e sea8011. Mike 91annon's bad hop single drove in Curt Flood, who had beaten out an infield hit and took seoond on a wild pitch, for tile t:ards second run in the sixth. A three-base error by Jim f'airey on Hoger Maris' liner gave the Cards their first run. Ron Swoboda's second ining homer- h1s seventh this yearand Don Cardwell's rive-hitter carried the Mets past Philadelphia Chris Sflort took the loss. llay Sadcekt was tagged for 10 hits but worked his way out of several Jams to pitch the Giants past the Braves boosting his record to 3. 1 and lowering his ERi\ to 0.25. Rookie Dave Marshall had Utrec hits In Ute game and Jim Da:venporl had a two..run single in the sixth to pace the Giants' attack LUCilE" Wall Ptlnl • &<1p ttirrlnli, thlnn•na. primlllll • ~tp waitlnt-dr..a In an hour or less •Slop cleen up mentools come clean tn soap and watt, -.. ------~--CUSTOM COlORING SERVICE ------------Patntina problemsl See usf ~------------------ Pickens Hvnlwan Mooon, W.Va. A Full Une Dupont PAINrDEAtP league game in preparatton (or the sectional Finals on May 3. Wellsoon 200 000 0-2 6 3 Meigs 120 401 x- 8 10 0 Wilker (LP), Happ GO, and Perdue. Ingels (WP) 1 Burdette 6, and SWan. AND FRAMING LUMBER Rose Gets One Of Two 2x4-2x6-2x8-2x10 Plenty of 6, 8,1 0, 12 in Red Hits In 3-0 Loss SHEATHING · a or PLASTER BOARD and FOR YOUR BUILDING NEEDSI 1 '" IIOU~TON •ili'O - 1'he t:in- a ground out. Tommy Helms hit smash to the left second cinnati !ted~; have won some and lost som~ but Pete Hose baseman Julio Gotay, who made a diving stop Qn the nrst has kept right on going. The Cincinnati centerrield~:~r hoP and threw Helms out. Dierker, aided b) cbuble got one of the ned!i1 two hus ugainst the Astros Tue.!iday plays m the second, third, night to push hiS season hittmg fourth, stxth and seventh ~~ streak to 15 consecutive games, nings, raced onl.l 28 men, one ju•t 10 >hort of the National over regulatton. League•s iongest streak recordCmcimati leit here toda.)' to ed last season which Hose set. llose would like w set the mark agam this year. Tol'\)' Perez, the powerful third baseman for Cincinnati, was credited with Cincmnati's lecond hit in the :>-0 loss to go to San Francisco where 'l..rut Pappas, 2-1, was slated to go against Ml ke Me C01 mick, 1-2, in a night contest. BOBCATS ROMP, 7-3 ATHENS, Ohio (UPI) - Ohio University's 7-3 home Yietory Houston. Anolher bright spot lor Ihe tuesday over Xavier o( Cincin- Beds Tuesday night was pitcher Gerry Arrigo's performance Wren his 20th wimlng seasonwilh Ohio 9n the mound. Arrigo Pitched 7 1·3 Innings, and had seven Otrikeouts. Arrigo, relieved by Ted Abel'o nathy, was ~ lor Clve oi Houston's eight hits and two runs. He walked two batters. . The loss dropped Arrigo's overall to 1-1. Lorry llerker, St&IPOrted by Clve double pla,Ys and a thret>o run elghtholnntng outburst, pltohed a two-hitter and was credited with the win, his second 8gllnSt th~ tosses, Arrigo Pl.liled The Astros eigbth inning was led ofl by John Bateman with a bloop single to right and after Dierker struek out trYiAI to IIWtt. lion Davis lined • double to left to knock Arrigo out of •Ute game. Damls llloake beat olll an ln1jeld hit doWn tho third base line, oa ~nathy 10 drtve ln. the !lrot run. Jbn WyM and illllll! 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BY OICK THOMAS Tom !:t,leneer, •etetran junior •it!ltthandor, tolled a three hitter TUellllay aCtemoon on Momorial Field. as the GaJua .\Cad· ell\)' ~'"'School Blhii DevUo de(ea~ , il]evioualy unbeaten Souih POint ~'::()In lhe aeml.tlnala of Ute Clas~ AA Seetlonal Tournament. , It w~a the' e181tth stre181tt win for Coac;)l Cliff WilfC\11'1 Blue Devils and puts them In t h e Class AA flnals at t p.m F'rldajo on Memorial Field agahjst Meigs;\ •The Marauders beat Wellsloll' Tuesday 8-2. Coa'ct\ B<ib 'Leiter's Pointers ea'1'e ~ town, riding an u.game "atreak, wilhi"JJ a loss. w: the . · Yr,llid lilrl. Juitea ·~ \tnd sono callid on Mtt. Vanclora lnlahU.. - - · Loss "On Pointers, 4-0 urt came Nro. Herbert lliluah Is etno cPioi<ed It ' the Sllack and Cbat lie~- In Racine. Mrs. Alma Johnson It Ute ~r. Nro, V'l" THfOrd bU returped 1tom11 ~ lliwiiltll'analt with ,., da!IIIIW'' aoo GABS Inflicts ·First • . "No l;ommcni lit th'e,t~ ~et Perea to , slngled.incl moYeel to 'llOeondoii ohall Mama. M()TIIER AJ.ID ! WI*JT TO CATCW 'TJ.I~T IKHIE, 'TilE s .,. Lo• • •los ~ 9 .5po 1,2 l'lt(oburgtl' • ~ 8, .1100 1'> Clndnnatl • 8 9 ,471 ~ t'huadeijhla -· 8 9 .~71 · ~ Chlc8go 8 lO ,,444 •I I ! \ death, four years oao. I received $255 as the s. S. Ptlllilent ooward curl\)' benefits, glusapereentsge of what she could receive In wile's beneOta. That seemsCilrenough. Hit it bard, gals I -H. Hatlo's .' Dear Helen: Helen Bottel II 5:'.7U6 6 .6G7 7 .~II 9 .m ~ .m 10 ·.m 10 .H4 11 .353 Auiel•• or My hUSband worked for llliiiY years, all the while po,ylng Socltll Sot:urliY taXo At the lime of his 12 '"12 Wt. ' GO- ~·r•••;ioco 10~. 1· .}38 By\lrfo'~T~~,~rJ~{) '" his t:ltlciigv t:ubs camq within one Oll\ ,of vlck>ry-only wwln<J! i!\2 ' ' ~·)rfllo• ·' 1 f ', Mljj/o Loo J~roc~t!r ,, sh01fld up- with a ,4-3 los& "1Ho • CllPY ' Ute jogging t~hnl"l"l ~r l'ittilburilh Pirates as MuniiY 4'h ltlo pt:Oiege, ~io Sll!n!<f, lo Mots lined a tw...,ut, tvlo-run li~. w011r <ill Ute", tdtilon ah~r plnclt Qouble In the ninth. 5 Crustrahnlf iJO!eals.. :··,· '· A Halt boor .Cter the twmc 5 StMii¥ has ~~ .io~lli; In •I'I'Cd, Ute door. of Ute t:ub 5 lite outneld to unwind allor lhc dressing room were final)y l!lh mAtv Iosee& hla L11l~11811 While oPened to IJte press. lltit lh'at Sox ~ove. suftered thf,s. eeason. wal obviously too earli for' But Durocher ,lull !llmotf in the Durocher, who was sUII ranlill!d clubhouse TueSdaJI nlldtt after by lhe defeat 4'.1 ,IUJnta 8 .~o ,444 '\ielllot·n,,. 8 41~ New York • 7 9 .438 ~le•elan<i 6 6 l'!iii>ton , , 7 10 .~~~ ~hlca!lO 2 12 ,143 S'b Tue~'s lleBUits 1 Tu,&da¥'• Jlesults New York 1 PhiladelPhia 0 '!.llnnesota 7 Bosoon 6 Son Fr8ll<lll<:o 7 Atlaata 0 ,p.itt" ~ 1\ew York 5, nlaht Pittsburgh 4 Cbleoao 3 o.akland 3 Oetrolt 1, nlaht llolliiOn 3 Clmllnnotl 0 fl\~t 5 Chi ~. 12 iMs,, nlaht ~ Louis 2 Ips Angeles 1 l ••T~'s Probable Plwhors Todll'•,Probable Pitehers '· t', Oil time• EIYr) (All tlmos EIYr) " IV.~thtgton (Bertains 1..0) at Pitllade)j\hla (L. Jockson 1-3) ~hlcagp (John 1..0), 9 p,m, at New York C!leaver l•ll, 8:05 . ~lnnesota (Merritt :1-1) 'at ' p.m. / .~1'1'11 , (lolcLaln ~), Sji,m. Chic~ (J\Iye ~ at Plio · O~d (Odom 2-1) at toburgh (McB..., :loll, 8:05 p,m, Cle•eland (Me D:>well 1·1), 7:30 Allanta (Jan~t1 , 1-2) at Los »,.m. • i ' Oltt;aCIIIe 1·2)• 1~;00 ~ow \ork (Siottlemyre $.1) p,m. • • ~ Bsltlmoro (Leonhard ().() or ~ !pula (Gibson 1·1) at Brabender ~1), 8 p.m.; Houston (Giusti Sol), 8:30 p,m. ' CiiiCol'nia (Clark ~I) at · Clnelrtnatl (Pawas ~I) at SOn Boston ' (Wulewskl 2-1), 7:30 Franelseo (McCoi'J111ck l-2), p.m. ' . 11:00 p.m. Thursdl,y's ~mea Thursdl,y's Games ~rnla ,at Boston PhlladeiPhlf at New York, night Minnesota at ~rolt. n!llltt ,. Chlc1!30 ~ ~lttsburgh, night ~ew Yoril at Baltiaiote, night ~ Louis at Houston, night (Onl,y games sehedulecO Cincinnati It SOn Fr8ll<ltieo Atlanta at Los Angeles, night . ' ' credited w~th cbeclt- Helen Help US. ••By lll~IUand II', ••• . ~ ~ · !, llttto4 l'ro;• :G~et•natmnil " ~ ", • , W,' j.. ' i>c~ •GB \nu.wkan l.Oiltlne ', , ' st ..,J..oul" M-~·,r 1'3 ' S .7;2 1 ••• '',·\ a' Ia Parkinson "j .,~ ' �I. MliJII' c..,a~tiC 'lat1Jilt~~:• B) u.s. lleu·oit MitUtc,.ta II a•hh~~:ton l!o"ton . '~cw \oo·k '• .of the ec~nomlc "laws" discovered by historian C. North cote Parkinson the elfect that the size of a bqreau· r::~~~:~:~~ grows in opposite relation to ~~.; ' work it has to do. '< ' ljls prime example was the fact that "as ~ Britain's navy reduced the number of its .:· ships and as Bril;)ln's colonial empire shrank. : the number of employes of the Admiralty anti the Colontal Olftce increased tn direct propor· tlon " Tile truth of this law ts dempnstrated anew by some statistics cited by the Council of state Chambers of Commerce · ' Since 1954, says the council, employment ' in the U S Department of Agriculture bas risen 62 per cent while the number of farms ' bas declined 36 per cent and farm population ' bas declined more than 42 per cent. To put it another way, in 1954 there was one Agriculture Department employe for every 284 members of the farm population, or one for every 72 farms. The ratio ts now ' ooe federal employe for every 105 of the farm population, or one lor every 28 farms. The counc•l suggests the department is an excellent example o( how government pay· roll costs could be cut. Here, unfortunately, they come Into conJIJct with another of Parkinson's laws, which states that government spending always rises to meet or exceed the taxes tt collecta from ita citizens. lakei!P of saving . abrio8t certaln ex- belng ,bted by reports The wasps lay eggs next to the elm-bark beetle, which Ia spreading the fungus blight. Upon the wasp larvae feed on the beetle larvae destroy them. The· wasps wiD be a welcome ally, not only to tne-owning Individuals and communities who have been spending many thousands of dollars a year ·for the removal of infected elms and the chemical spraying of healthy on•s, but to those who fear that the widespread use of pesticides may have consequences much more undesirable In the long run than the loss the elms. . . lure for Foreign Tourists The United States has taken a positive step to encourage tourists from abroad In the form of a red, white and blue Hospitality Card. To be dlstrtbuted by the U.S Travel Service through airline and steamship olfices, travel agencies and tour operators beginning MIJll. the cards will entitle visitors to dl~ounts ranging from a 50 per cent reduction on domestic &r fares to varying reductions at hotels, restaurants, car rental agencies and retail stores displaying a blue-framed "VISIT USA" ms1gma. Firms wishing to participate In the discoun~ program are advised to conlaiCt the Preslden· tlal Commission on Travel, Department of the Treasury, Washmgton, D.C 20220 •• WORDS FROM WOIIKING WIVES Dear Helon: Never lhought 1 would write Ill a newsp~ collllllll, but "Working Wile's" COIIIPialnt re our Socltll Sot:urtt;y laws on retirement benefits Cor caree"' women wives chlllli"d my mind. The taw now says that whon a worktrv wile and her huoband retire, she may eltherhavellll""'" lmately half ol his Social Sot:lll'o • Ptllllon - as his wlfe;.O!' her 4P'n pension u a worker, ilhlct.. p ls greatest. But she alw~s t>rfelts one to take the olher. I IIQO thot she should ba entitled Ul l!oi!J, having earned lhem. Certalnl,y, with ALL aecumulated&J. clal Sot:urtey benoflts, a COICIIe CIIIIJll scr111>e by these dl,ys UJ>o loss Utey have other Incoms. Ex. II!IPio: Till benefits lor a ~ yeal'<lid man and his neveMm.Dioyed wile oC 65: $2,711.80 this year, ll&d she worked, unless she Nmed consistent blah 11'8ges, It would be very little more. ActuaJ. Ijo, she has donlted her "wld>o holding" - or most oClt- to the Dear Hel111: rm a conscious, hard-working ftKtOril bllls. Slneelwasworklng and had no d<llendents, I could draw nothln& more. Now, In a few months I wW retire and draw DIY own Social Sot:urliY, b\11 nothing as my hu'" band's widow. Thus you can read. 11J1 sae, lhe amount avalla~ to 111J1 husband's Caml~wasthe$2$5 In SPite oC his PYilll! lnUI the system lnr U ytiii'S, Need Is~ more'l- WOIIKING wile and mother, also a seU-G>ployed businesswoman, whose "employer" doesn't share~ Socllll Sot:urliY taX burden. I py It all - well over $400 a year, and WIDOW the anta goes "' each yearll lit-· el • Dear )I en: yre,, ~wbatlmlaht9 1, vi ...... &11\,.ai lfj. !l<llendent wHe .,,!'! ml, ... ~ ,,...,.. .1~l¢1 .1t what I'WW get as a retlredwor . the •rwo~!dnJ , Wife' wOO comer, ru have to live until rm 91 plains tlbOut her Social Sot:UJ'o to set book what 1 paid 111, plua II!' taX. 9te has worked Cor the Interest. Needless to say, rm luxuries while we TRUE wive'" sto!dttll the old engine with viur. and-mothers, who stJ.Y at home, mhl plllsi-GOTTA Ollr-UVE have done without. These work'EM. i11g wives walk around with their mses in theair,andeverychance they set they belittle and stomP Dear Helen: the u stupld housewife" into the !Paid some Social Sot:uln,yCor a cQle of years which ru nev-- dirt. They neglect their families er sae, but I Clgure It ull comes and their homes so they can have out In the wash. If "Working luxurious vacations and three or (our cars. Then they're the first WHe" thinks she Is cheated, how ones to scream 11 discrlmlnatlon" about those childless PooPie whose real estate taXes go malt>- when they have Ul pay twos. liA, HA, HAl ly to St&IPOrt schools. ?- G!,AD &Dvemm.ent. Dear Ha: I thlnlt working wives are being TO TAKE THE WIFE'S SHARE Aren't you generalizing just a dlserlmlnated ocatnst. by a go,.. wee bit, dear'/ -H. ernm.ent Which says "dlscrimJn., Dear Helen: Perh•s World11g Wile Is not llery labor praetiees because of aware of the groteeUon she ls IIX are Wegal," We are penaiINd under the Social Sot:urlt;y providing for her children, in the SJitam for being married worC.. event of her early dealh. There are many Social Sot:urit;y Itw women. D:>n't get me Wl'OIW' I don't fits other than retirement pa,ywant the 11 de&Jendent wives• ., ments1 such as providing her By MRS. HERBERT ROUSH allowance taken awq. l malptatQ widowed husband with flnancltll Mr. and Mrs. Ear~ RousltUIOk we· c.._. gal wives lbouldo't helio In the eare oC the kids. Mrs, Jim Roush Ul Lancaster If she Is childless, and beo have It taken aw~ either, (rom where she went on to IJ.&oo To whom do we write, Helen, comes widowed, she still has a bon and returned to Letart Falla 11> Bet this are hale law changed'/ passlble beaeOt over and above Tuesday with her householdgooda her deed husband's Social sec""' -WORKING WIFE Icy, 9te can re-marry and draw to the home reeelltiJ purchaoed ~Wife: from Sherman Ford. Nr, Roush Write to your Congreosman.lf her own benefi!s. while the m~ remains a Patient at Vete!'lriS -..a1t working wl ves sttr "' a world11g wile loses herS. S . - !tlemorlelllospltal. luis, we may get action. One fits If 1he re-marries. Then there Mrs, Floyd Norrlo lllCI Nra, Is the pOIIIbUII)' oC dl-.,rce. She coq~romise is already under Homer Wamer 698nt a recent conalderaiton - this tD pay the Is Pn>ter.t!ng herself by havlnz weekend at West Columbia with working wile her lull Social S&- her own coverage. relatives. -GLAil TO BE PAYING Heeent ~ dlnDer potsoC Apple Grove News, Events JUST A f,\J~UTE, 'lOONG l.ADY.. • 00 THE Dt~l!i • Do It 6UT I'VE GOT STACKS OF ~OME· WORK•" I'VE GOT TO GET RIGHT ._T IT• .. llllOP·IN~ !S:r THE Tl'IOI.l"· ,I ' Voice along Bt~a~y >: . . . ' : BY JACK ()!BRIAN NEW YORK - Levittown heiresa Jeanine Levitt bouiiit busband Bob Leder a 110lls-llo¥<e ... Top brass of Womon'• wO..: Dally were overheard In apclllt luncheon spot noting a dlJOffecUon for RFK as President but Woml!ll's Wear dally carries a faSitlon Valentine to Bobby' SEth· el ... TV's been charged with over.pulrilll! Ute Raps..stokelysFioyds out of their proportion to the disadvantage of the ptb· llc; we agree. Jl the 1V Emmys are proper relleetlons oC what's worthy '"' TV, how eome Jackie Gleason, the Tonit!ltt lbow, Red Skelton, Jack Paar never •won ... · Some. one ov..looked TV costumes In the Emmy categories ... Michel Kazan's explanation or "charisma": wltat Bobby K0111ed3 uses on his hair ... Vest pocket pArk on the old Stork Club site Is so chic, a panhandler plied his trade Utero In a Nehru Jacket and beads. Something new In hand-me downs: George l!amllton's hlp. pie beado belonged to his morn ... Postuvo~ recommended: Doc Severlnson• a band •t the River~ erboot: Thlt' s a ballroom sunk beneath Ute Empire state Bldg ... No, Marlene Dietrich wasn't splffileated at Ute Tony Awards: .. " ' ~ .': ., ,. r • !be' was slmpf1 IW'4!11 111m - ·ll!ltli .'Hazel Bi.~;~aa .Ito ~Clrlt tlllje 111 TV 'over ... We've '\!lr ol beaub' ~~'-'011: CGD' never ,Pte sOt over Ute old' ~atlaii1 to "'~"""'~' Ravlllllll "Big PsriY" TV ,yarl-'iJ, Mar- of RWIOII ": Jrt:ll7: ll0rl1 ,U., tene waucheduled(or!llllbadl- (wbbM ,, ftuillind ~:Miilmer aw~. alterr~tblt 1criPt i!led 11Udtltlll1) Will,.,.;. a widoW · - eo Roe!< lludiOn sot the J'Oio. In hpr·"""' TV iiea'lel. • David Niven's nexi ttl~ will · HoW. to set porljOiriiPIIY WO 1 . .be a gangster opus u'IheBraiD" movie; Vlnee ~·· "81m- ' ... New prixtuct: ,:,.adlatW" 11a- merltead':.IJIJn lifllliWt craddtlil con no retri&eratloo ... VI\IQI'Io doWn Ill • JOI'll9 -r. .eteera •'· De 'Sica ancl hi• ~bride (In her Jlllf Fon4&'1 huiDand 1lo8W Va50s) Marla !tlercador an bon- dlm will dlr~ ~or tiJZI!nlclne)'lllOIIIllng 1n ~; lhtQ< ema .l!We " ~l - · Ia '!'lbe have two arown children ctrom Mu.IP,I de Side' wllll - her Utelr early lllnlaling dajos} ... brolhu Peter ' ...'iRidlard Bar· Bdw¥.'& favorite cq, Ueut. Ar· IAlll now b~t, hil Owll bulk In thur Schullhelll' will ill' ailuled Swlturlan!l; ·• • he's a ''belat'' an i\MI~ana Hliteltunclt"i4oo' · ~r ·AQ~~· tbtta fO!I'll ~·; May til;., ,! Slnittra's Oicpected to In ~-' ~~ ·'" BoWl· be there and prove he doellll't ' ballk '"' lt. ' · hate all eops ... Arthur waateChJack ~ ' tlldfered rlflbl '" Dleal adVItor on Ute lui couple lORI with Bob B\IIID9fe ewer !be of'Sinatra•a no doubt eplco,,, 4tab review• ~'11>111m"l'oura, Does Margaret Truman 'know Mine aDd ~I'' tilll deoplte LuUtc~s 1 Margaret Trumail Laua- dlle ~~ aqd Hank~ ln. the dry in Key w•ot; tllld does the eall: Blitmofe Ia Jack'a ....m,. lot! fl0118Wl'lter realize Uteri's law ... 'lblt fUm_I• ~ a.polr an lrvlni Berlin baberdaoiiOI'J' oC wldi)!Jed nice, .iM!DPlllo '"dl 1n llllaml Besch? ... 1111 1 year' a with Ktllnecll'-ol~ tamlllea who Twla,y, Penelope Tree, li&nod mahy and haY. '0111 •topther. . • • .a CCICTCIRIS M~ILBACI Emphysema'.Sufferer Must Avoid Polluted Air Br WAYNE' G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. Mr. and Mro, Boy Pearson were Mr, and Mrs. Junior Salser, Rita and Mike, Mr. an~ Mrs. Roger Thelss,llarblra, Belh and Barry, and M'ra. Sal~ SIV8gt and~. Andi'eaSchultz,Columbus,wae a weekend guest or 'Mro, SIIJr Slvage, Nr. and Mrs. fto.1i lletney were SWtdl,y sueoto of Mr, and lira. Frlrit Clemilllt of H111111ngton. Mr. and Nrs. Clsrem:e ltioah and !ami~ of WW!eld called on his Clthar, Fred Roush, It v.., erans Memonal llolllllaiSWtdl,y, They were dbtnor llliii!B of Mr, and Mro. Ruosell Roush. The CouDI;y tlttloD cw....... lng was held at Ute Letart 11aUo United Brolltron Chlli'Ch on Stl>dl,y llleu-• with Bav, Okllf Ahart 18 leiidet, !liecltll' aiDclng was Proeented by Mrs. Bob Ado ama and Marge Grimm, Jake Rullt 111C1 WIUard PJaoU, Mro, Mae Pl!ll'son was •sueat Sundajr of· Mr, and Mrs. Roy Pearson. . Mr. and Nr.a, ew--e Siory and lloaalee of Hoek lllrltwa were fiUIIIU of Mro. Ada Norrto, Narlcy llo!tah nailed recclltiJ with Coniile Anderson 11 Reno Rlt!8e and attended the prom 11 Elstem lliCh S.hooL fla,)'mj)nd Adama Of Warron nalted over Ute W'llll<end ,lth hit parem., Mr. lllCilllls. Mlr- cases lion may ill' For more detailed ..rite to i 8 as two runo crossed the plate but didn't eount. Les Miller, the Polntera' first baseman, wtu up and Spencer worked the count to one strike and tim bolla. !tllllor ollll!""ed tho next pltch, a hot grounder toward llom,y Cook at shortstop. Tite runners were off. Riley dug for home. Karle! crossed In rront of Cook as he was about to field tho grounder. The ball was de· fleeted and went through Cook Into tell Cleld. Karle! erossfd the plate Coach Wilson eame off t h e bench, ssld the ball hit Kar. lot'• heel as he ran in front o! Coqlt. Jim Langdon, umpiring at third base, called Karle! o u t. ~ . ... . ' In lito other ~atlonal League g ' In e •, New ¥or~. I>Janked "Got thom out or hero, get lhCfll !ll't <if, here," tluroche~ scrcamea ''Mteh ho saw lhc wrJtora ontcrl~g. It wa& u billor loss lor the t:ubs l since•i\dolro Phillips eanw within oi..< inches o! making a second "game-saving':' catch on Mota's winning hit. l'hlladCiplti<t 1~. san Frao~ist'O whitewashed 1\tlanU. M , lloos· ton Jlhut 'out Clnelnnatl 3-lt, and St. 1-<>~ls edncd t.o~ Angeles 2•1. In the American l.cbgue, MIMosoU. nlPftcd Boston 7~. Ilaltimorc "1 missed it by thiS much," Phillips said as he held his hands six Inches apart . topper! New York 6..5, Washinstoo edged Chl<llllO :i-4 in 12 lnninss, Oakland beat Detroit 3-t and t:ah!ornia ' 'Marauders Flatten Rockets 8-2 , lot1g ball hitting show, with Proper Proof Gains A Few Supporters LOUlmLLE, J\y, (UI'I)Proper Proof, a colt (rom California, Picked uP a few hardboot StlJportars todajo for !Stiturdl,y's ronnlng of the KentuckJ Derby loUowlng his stretc~runnlng I ~ . ' pitching stall turned m a notable welL Burdette came on In the Meiss' . blg inning, however, perfotrn8ll<e. Ingels a'fl dlltlr- stxlh oo nrush. woo the !ourth when the !tlaratido dette held We~sflln I!> ,six The Marauder moundsmen ,ers got rou.r runs on [our hits and scattered hits, all single~. " ~dmblned to otrlke out eight bal· an error, The ral~ began with Ingels started on lhe hill.Jind tl.l'o, hit one, andglveuP no bases Bartels being ..Ce on an error by atter a rooky start In Ule (lt'st on balls, Welt.tonPitchersWalk- the Clr•t baseman and then with Inning that netted Wellsoon three A'r 111d !lapp, on the other hand, two out Dennis Ault doublod, SWan oC Ito hito and two runs, Pitched fanned only two andwelkedthree. and LeMie Van Meter followed effeeUve rlghthahded Pllching of twl) Jwlloro, John lngelund Hob Bur.w'i1o, prodUt:ed an~ vlck>ry o"'r Wells~ .In the L1aos All aeetloital baseball tOurnament at lollddl,port Tuesdajo aCter ochool fOr lite Meigs Marauders. It waotheopenlngtourneygame ' Cor the !tlaraudero, Who now run - - - - - - - - - Into lleliiJ!<!Ils In lhe sectionil M11.10r League Leaders flnils at GallipOlis Frlda,y, The B,y United Press lntcrnalional Blue ~viis IIP•et undefeated National League (U,ti) SotJth Polhl 4-0 Tu"'da:l at G. AH II. II. Pel. South Polnj. Roie Cln 17 71 14 29 .408 Meigs, with two home runs and Fl;;;;d; St.l. 18 75 17 30, .400 a Pair ot trl»los, POundo~ two Ksongr:•Chl 18 70 13 26 371 Rocket hurlers for 10 hits In the 11. ~aron, Alia seven Inning<;. 1B 6B 8 25 ,36 8 Coach Uuss Moore's Marauder Mota, PIU 8 28 4 10 .357 Grote, NY !G 48 4 16 .333 Vldspno. Mia 14 45 7 15 .333 Alou, Pitt II 30 3 lO 333 . T,Aaron, i\tla 9 30 1 IO .333 llart, SF 17 61 10 20 .32~ American League G, AA II. II. Pet. Alvin, Cle 17 60 4 22 .367 Carow, Min I< 66 10 24 .364 White, NY 16 43 < 15 .349 IIQWdd, Wash 18 65 8 22 .338 Allison, Min H 60 7 20 .333 Freehan , Oct li 6Z 9 20 .323 Etchbrrn, Bal 9 28 3 9 32I Unser , Wash 18 76 9 24 .316 Andrws, Bos 16 54 10 1i .31;} Jackson , Oak 18 68 13 21 .30fl Home Runs victol) Tuesday Nauonal League: :W.oboda, in the 41st running of the t:Jerby Mels 7; II. !\roo, Braves 6i Trial at Churchlllllowns. The ~ mile race for derb~ ~lou, Braves, SanUI Cub,, hopefuls failed tD change the Perez, Reds, t etJE!(la, and prospects or lf starters ln the !IJannon, Cards and llarl, first of the TriPle Crown Giants 4 clasNits.. For t•raper ,,root, American League. Repoz, ~ .. " ··,;·';,.C" fl.l' "·"-• ....~ ......~-;, ..... ilfat\Ho·~~~ A~• ~ 6; Sims, lndianJ and alllt\i! 'illtll Jig TMitV_.el'tilitlm ~~~~·V.I .f.l:,J•.e-'1 •J!:;,..,..., ':=JI-'""'~~...! ' ~. . , ~1111!111 Oevgs llro-•ltl•l11h"l<l!e· ealh -111tl.,~l~cll_. a/Hf·"fe \'Olfa wh61 \i-alle.J him Killebrew, Twins 5; 7 tied with loaa t-3 to the Tliers at Iron- Crom the·'Polnters••benell. He home in that order • were tisted 4. ,toll. 1 tolled but the call SUiod. T h e a• Ptobabl& derby starters even Runs Batted In Spencer worked' a full seve~ Pointers reluctantiy took t h e befOre the race. National League: Porez, l!eds !Mings, gave up four walks lind Cleld for the buttom of tho fifth. The owners of the other trial 17; Williams, Cu~s and ~wo ­ fann~ .12. The Bluoi Devilo.play. f'red Burnett, first man up, runnero also Indicated they boda, Mots 16; Cepeda, ( ards ed errorless ball behind Speit. w-.s · hit by a pi tell. Bush pop. wotdd stick with their origlnil 15, Flood, Cards 14. eer. Only three Pointers reaeh. pod up to the pitcher with Bur· deelstons oot Ul run In the Amcrlcan Lea~e. KUiebrew. ed third base all afternoon. nett hOlding at first. Dave John- KentUt:ky t:Jerby unleos their Twins 14; floward, Senators 13; file Blue "'nevll• look a I~ son slamltied the first pltth on chargers dlspla,Yed remarkable llelehardt, Angels, Oliva and lead In · the bottom of the first the ground IDward short. GU. ImProvement. Uhlaeuder, Twins and Wabster, Inning. ~ Point threatened lum eame up wltlt lhe ball, to••· None ol them did· and Porter A's 12 In the top of the Clrst, ·puttlAI ed Burnett out at second and Digger, who finlohed Cllth, Pitching two men on, but wont d ow n Honeycutt lhrew to Lea !tllller probably wiD ·be at ~rtsman's National League: KOOStnar'!.1 without· trouble In tile 'second at fltat for the only double play Park In Cblcoao on Derby Dty. Mets and Brlles, Cards 4.0; and third !Mings. of the game. Calwnet ~·arm's Forward Washburn, cards 3.0; Regan, GAllS banged out two hits tit !:t,lencer wai teal louih In the Pass, who had a 1Mi1Jc wqrkOut Cuba, Maloney, Reds, Carltoo, the lirst Inning but had trouble top of tho s!xlh, as he faMed Tues~ ~ between ~ race-. re- lloerner, Cards 2~. solving ,the slant• of Jilek Wag. Wagper, Tom Gjbson and Jlln mained t!Je Cavorlte lor the 9tlh American League: Hardin, per for Ute two Innings. They 'Miller to set the Pointers down runnl11g oC the derby, Orioles and Warden, Tigers 3~; put one man on base In Utelourth In order. The Blue Devito led With 18mael (!tlllo) Valenzue- Santiago, Red Sox, McLain, and went dowoln Ol'der 'In lhe 1~ goiQK Into the buttom of the la "'' Cllumllt' s hope for an T1gers and Ll~lad, Ns2-0 bottom of the fillh wile~ Dave sixth. • eigbth vlcoory In the rose run, • Johnson htl Into • ~lt ' pla.Y. Tol'll Meadtlwo trounded out to sped over a mile In 1:37 nat to S(lulh Point thre.llonlld In the open lhe lmlng, Tom ~neer the complete •aUsfactlon of NIIA Playoff standings top, of the fourth wilh.iwo on and singled and stole second. Jim trainer Henry forrest who had liY United Press International Qnly one out. Lea Miller flied Gilmore walked and stole see· expected the eolt to work Flnalo (Bast of Seven) out. Waggoner wallled and Tam ond wllh ~r movlAI 1o tJtY:d. slow!ll', Gibson singled, for tho thli'd llanny Cook banpd hi• second .. T~e second choice was Peter·. W, L, P~t. and last hit oa ~cor. Jqn Mil- otralt!ltt elngle, seoribl ~ Fuller's llancer's I!Jtoge, a son B,oston 3 2 .600 ler struek'ootandGar)' fNneycutt to make It 2~. ' ot. Natlve llancer, who w.on the Loo Angeles 2 3 .siio grotinded, out.' , ' <;oach WIISIII&elit R!ck llfose. Wood Memorial "at A<tueduct In Tuesday',a Besults Boston 120 L<,>• Anl!"les 117, ot Spencer got In trouble In !he ·ly ill ' to hit for Palp Rumtit- New York In hli lalt start. top of the filth ~r striklftl ciut rey1. "818 Mo" slammed. Ute 'l'lie oiiMlr pi'obable starters Wednisday'a Games (No games ocheduied) Vlnee Chapman. Roaer RUa.Y !lrat jlltclo Cor a doubte·fnto deep were Cain Hoy lillble's Cap. walked. Mike Gillum Died out tQ rja!It, ""l!U'flfld to score CooJi. llln' s GIL •D:>n B. Wood's D:>n · deep centerfield. llerl> Karle£ Gilmore ~ b""'1 thl'OWII oot at B,, ~e Rock F•rm•r Fraoo BUY PACER walked. Riley moved to th.ird third on pre'llw• play wJI!m ~ cle'o Hat, C. V. ' Whitney' a YOIOO:RS, N,Y, (UP0-An ba~ ••Karlet was on JeCond etr •tored,~ •• G~ Sl!oJ'd, OCtllber llouso agreement was reoched Tue'" with two out. ·• Dav,. Burnett went .In to rl!" . ~Ruler, Mrs. Joe W, dajo 111 sell Auatlallan pace~ Then cameaeontrov,..ilalplay lor ~~ly and ,!'!• WI calcher •'K en t u c k 1 !J)Ierry, Firat Lee to Jean Mo!ehln ol that developed lnlo a rh~.bl!rb iJit ~ aUndlbtl ovatiqh aa he Hoek Stlble'a Trouble New York,tnr •100,000. r..~: ' ' came ~011' ~· de1d. wu . OJid Farm'i Robert ~reen, George ,Pil(ler son alnfled scorlnl but and Joseph Bova, first Lee'• WDSOll lhrown , Fight ~~Js.dt. AUitl'ailln own•••• said the sale BY tni~d \irtiuld be coO.umated after thO !,IIAMJ Natlonil Cb.,.q,tOOshlp Pace at !hlflts, 247, Yonkers RateW!If !tlajl9, P'•· WEL~TON AIIEAU The Golden l!ocket> climbed Into the dl'iver's seat quickly m Ute oPening Inning when Me Ma.,. us, steve Jeffer> and ~w,;ard, In that order, hit back-tc>-back singles. Vow nard scored the seeond run of the Inning on a sacrifice Oy to centerfield by leflfiel~ er !'rice. Meigs got one run back in 1ts half oC the first when Btli :O.Wan walked wiUt one oui and Jim !:row, Junior rlghlfielder, lashed a line drive triPle to right Ul send SWan home. Crow was thrown. out at the plate trying to stretoh the long poke lnUI a fourb8gger, The Marauders then UIOk the edge ror keeps in the seeondwlth two runs when Keith Phalin walked and stole second alter leading ore, ChuckBartelsrapped a single •lth one out, Mark T.,. nehill wa !i given a (ree pass and Ingeb was safe on an error by the shorlstop, to 3~ lliiL Stoneman rcplaoed t:huch 11~rtcMtcin and .)1ruck out ' J~rry Ma,y for the scL'OI)d out of tho imlng- but Ulcn was tagged for Mota•s dpuble that .r l.arrr \J}Iqrller, ~llilolll<til by .. j ::'J;-.' ll>o cl!lublo pill)'~ •l!nfl • throo. run outburiOt . -. ' " ~;.~~~~··~ \f) itlc'• ln thor eiAh~ JliLch9!1 llooston .paot Ulnciiii&U with a •two411tter. The Al;l.roi< brok~ ." seoreles~ 4tel lri Uto ei!lhth on r~t~~-seorilll! Slt>gles by llenls Mertl!e, Jim W)'llll ' and Doug l!llder off lo$1nK pi!Chor Gorry Arr)lltl. · ' -, scored Mazeroski and Alley. "Pilzaro Gets Win :.-~~jj';~~8"::'$.lj~$~~WAW/.8f~~~~~;t~!:;~r:r§'¢.:.~~1~&.t:if::W:1:!.{::~:~r:~:.~=:-§.Wift.:W.¢:$;~W.:=t.~:~~~:f.::§~~~~r:f.~$ A tknvm..od UltWQiand :J.~ 'lbe Pirul.ch ~li.lrtL-'<1 ' their .t.'Jimc-wmnlng rally in the ninth when Willie st.argcll sin~cd. HiH MazcroJt~l waf!\od and (Jcnc Alley Tilnglbd to Cul the ~icit witt1 back-11>-back home runs and Crow got hi> second triple beo lore l'halln filed out Ul dell> ce.,. terfield endi11g the IMing, Both home runs, along with Crow's three bagger. were welltagged balls, The homers by Swan and Van Meter, in that order, were drlvan to right cen~ er and Crow'.strb;tlewaspo¥¥ered tD shlli\) lett Cleld. The Cinal Marauder marker crolised the plate in ~he sixth when Ault led oll the lming with a <Ingle, stole second and then scored af'ter SWan singled and Van Meter was sa(e on 8A error. Meigs' ooly other hi~ besides the above Usted, was a third in-ning single by Van Meter. Tlte Marauders travel Ul Pt. Pleasant this afternoon for aoon- Julill Pizarro. Ute fourlll I1r~te p\teher, wlto went Just J. 3 of an IMing, picked up the vletory. The Cardinals eontinued to roll as III.Y Washburn, w I t h relief help from Joe Hoerner, plckOII tt> his third vicoory of 1fl\e sea8011. Mike 91annon's bad hop single drove in Curt Flood, who had beaten out an infield hit and took seoond on a wild pitch, for tile t:ards second run in the sixth. A three-base error by Jim f'airey on Hoger Maris' liner gave the Cards their first run. Ron Swoboda's second ining homer- h1s seventh this yearand Don Cardwell's rive-hitter carried the Mets past Philadelphia Chris Sflort took the loss. llay Sadcekt was tagged for 10 hits but worked his way out of several Jams to pitch the Giants past the Braves boosting his record to 3. 1 and lowering his ERi\ to 0.25. Rookie Dave Marshall had Utrec hits In Ute game and Jim Da:venporl had a two..run single in the sixth to pace the Giants' attack LUCilE" Wall Ptlnl • &<1p ttirrlnli, thlnn•na. primlllll • ~tp waitlnt-dr..a In an hour or less •Slop cleen up mentools come clean tn soap and watt, -.. ------~--CUSTOM COlORING SERVICE ------------Patntina problemsl See usf ~------------------ Pickens Hvnlwan Mooon, W.Va. A Full Une Dupont PAINrDEAtP league game in preparatton (or the sectional Finals on May 3. Wellsoon 200 000 0-2 6 3 Meigs 120 401 x- 8 10 0 Wilker (LP), Happ GO, and Perdue. Ingels (WP) 1 Burdette 6, and SWan. AND FRAMING LUMBER Rose Gets One Of Two 2x4-2x6-2x8-2x10 Plenty of 6, 8,1 0, 12 in Red Hits In 3-0 Loss SHEATHING · a or PLASTER BOARD and FOR YOUR BUILDING NEEDSI 1 '" IIOU~TON •ili'O - 1'he t:in- a ground out. Tommy Helms hit smash to the left second cinnati !ted~; have won some and lost som~ but Pete Hose baseman Julio Gotay, who made a diving stop Qn the nrst has kept right on going. The Cincinnati centerrield~:~r hoP and threw Helms out. Dierker, aided b) cbuble got one of the ned!i1 two hus ugainst the Astros Tue.!iday plays m the second, third, night to push hiS season hittmg fourth, stxth and seventh ~~ streak to 15 consecutive games, nings, raced onl.l 28 men, one ju•t 10 >hort of the National over regulatton. League•s iongest streak recordCmcimati leit here toda.)' to ed last season which Hose set. llose would like w set the mark agam this year. Tol'\)' Perez, the powerful third baseman for Cincinnati, was credited with Cincmnati's lecond hit in the :>-0 loss to go to San Francisco where 'l..rut Pappas, 2-1, was slated to go against Ml ke Me C01 mick, 1-2, in a night contest. BOBCATS ROMP, 7-3 ATHENS, Ohio (UPI) - Ohio University's 7-3 home Yietory Houston. Anolher bright spot lor Ihe tuesday over Xavier o( Cincin- Beds Tuesday night was pitcher Gerry Arrigo's performance Wren his 20th wimlng seasonwilh Ohio 9n the mound. Arrigo Pitched 7 1·3 Innings, and had seven Otrikeouts. Arrigo, relieved by Ted Abel'o nathy, was ~ lor Clve oi Houston's eight hits and two runs. He walked two batters. . The loss dropped Arrigo's overall to 1-1. Lorry llerker, St&IPOrted by Clve double pla,Ys and a thret>o run elghtholnntng outburst, pltohed a two-hitter and was credited with the win, his second 8gllnSt th~ tosses, Arrigo Pl.liled The Astros eigbth inning was led ofl by John Bateman with a bloop single to right and after Dierker struek out trYiAI to IIWtt. lion Davis lined • double to left to knock Arrigo out of •Ute game. Damls llloake beat olll an ln1jeld hit doWn tho third base line, oa ~nathy 10 drtve ln. the !lrot run. Jbn WyM and illllll! 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BY OICK THOMAS Tom !:t,leneer, •etetran junior •it!ltthandor, tolled a three hitter TUellllay aCtemoon on Momorial Field. as the GaJua .\Cad· ell\)' ~'"'School Blhii DevUo de(ea~ , il]evioualy unbeaten Souih POint ~'::()In lhe aeml.tlnala of Ute Clas~ AA Seetlonal Tournament. , It w~a the' e181tth stre181tt win for Coac;)l Cliff WilfC\11'1 Blue Devils and puts them In t h e Class AA flnals at t p.m F'rldajo on Memorial Field agahjst Meigs;\ •The Marauders beat Wellsloll' Tuesday 8-2. Coa'ct\ B<ib 'Leiter's Pointers ea'1'e ~ town, riding an u.game "atreak, wilhi"JJ a loss. w: the . · Yr,llid lilrl. Juitea ·~ \tnd sono callid on Mtt. Vanclora lnlahU.. - - · Loss "On Pointers, 4-0 urt came Nro. Herbert lliluah Is etno cPioi<ed It ' the Sllack and Cbat lie~- In Racine. Mrs. Alma Johnson It Ute ~r. Nro, V'l" THfOrd bU returped 1tom11 ~ lliwiiltll'analt with ,., da!IIIIW'' aoo GABS Inflicts ·First • . "No l;ommcni lit th'e,t~ ~et Perea to , slngled.incl moYeel to 'llOeondoii ohall Mama. M()TIIER AJ.ID ! WI*JT TO CATCW 'TJ.I~T IKHIE, 'TilE s .,. Lo• • •los ~ 9 .5po 1,2 l'lt(oburgtl' • ~ 8, .1100 1'> Clndnnatl • 8 9 ,471 ~ t'huadeijhla -· 8 9 .~71 · ~ Chlc8go 8 lO ,,444 •I I ! \ death, four years oao. I received $255 as the s. S. Ptlllilent ooward curl\)' benefits, glusapereentsge of what she could receive In wile's beneOta. That seemsCilrenough. Hit it bard, gals I -H. Hatlo's .' Dear Helen: Helen Bottel II 5:'.7U6 6 .6G7 7 .~II 9 .m ~ .m 10 ·.m 10 .H4 11 .353 Auiel•• or My hUSband worked for llliiiY years, all the while po,ylng Socltll Sot:urliY taXo At the lime of his 12 '"12 Wt. ' GO- ~·r•••;ioco 10~. 1· .}38 By\lrfo'~T~~,~rJ~{) '" his t:ltlciigv t:ubs camq within one Oll\ ,of vlck>ry-only wwln<J! i!\2 ' ' ~·)rfllo• ·' 1 f ', Mljj/o Loo J~roc~t!r ,, sh01fld up- with a ,4-3 los& "1Ho • CllPY ' Ute jogging t~hnl"l"l ~r l'ittilburilh Pirates as MuniiY 4'h ltlo pt:Oiege, ~io Sll!n!<f, lo Mots lined a tw...,ut, tvlo-run li~. w011r <ill Ute", tdtilon ah~r plnclt Qouble In the ninth. 5 Crustrahnlf iJO!eals.. :··,· '· A Halt boor .Cter the twmc 5 StMii¥ has ~~ .io~lli; In •I'I'Cd, Ute door. of Ute t:ub 5 lite outneld to unwind allor lhc dressing room were final)y l!lh mAtv Iosee& hla L11l~11811 While oPened to IJte press. lltit lh'at Sox ~ove. suftered thf,s. eeason. wal obviously too earli for' But Durocher ,lull !llmotf in the Durocher, who was sUII ranlill!d clubhouse TueSdaJI nlldtt after by lhe defeat 4'.1 ,IUJnta 8 .~o ,444 '\ielllot·n,,. 8 41~ New York • 7 9 .438 ~le•elan<i 6 6 l'!iii>ton , , 7 10 .~~~ ~hlca!lO 2 12 ,143 S'b Tue~'s lleBUits 1 Tu,&da¥'• Jlesults New York 1 PhiladelPhia 0 '!.llnnesota 7 Bosoon 6 Son Fr8ll<lll<:o 7 Atlaata 0 ,p.itt" ~ 1\ew York 5, nlaht Pittsburgh 4 Cbleoao 3 o.akland 3 Oetrolt 1, nlaht llolliiOn 3 Clmllnnotl 0 fl\~t 5 Chi ~. 12 iMs,, nlaht ~ Louis 2 Ips Angeles 1 l ••T~'s Probable Plwhors Todll'•,Probable Pitehers '· t', Oil time• EIYr) (All tlmos EIYr) " IV.~thtgton (Bertains 1..0) at Pitllade)j\hla (L. Jockson 1-3) ~hlcagp (John 1..0), 9 p,m, at New York C!leaver l•ll, 8:05 . ~lnnesota (Merritt :1-1) 'at ' p.m. / .~1'1'11 , (lolcLaln ~), Sji,m. Chic~ (J\Iye ~ at Plio · O~d (Odom 2-1) at toburgh (McB..., :loll, 8:05 p,m, Cle•eland (Me D:>well 1·1), 7:30 Allanta (Jan~t1 , 1-2) at Los »,.m. • i ' Oltt;aCIIIe 1·2)• 1~;00 ~ow \ork (Siottlemyre $.1) p,m. • • ~ Bsltlmoro (Leonhard ().() or ~ !pula (Gibson 1·1) at Brabender ~1), 8 p.m.; Houston (Giusti Sol), 8:30 p,m. ' CiiiCol'nia (Clark ~I) at · Clnelrtnatl (Pawas ~I) at SOn Boston ' (Wulewskl 2-1), 7:30 Franelseo (McCoi'J111ck l-2), p.m. ' . 11:00 p.m. Thursdl,y's ~mea Thursdl,y's Games ~rnla ,at Boston PhlladeiPhlf at New York, night Minnesota at ~rolt. n!llltt ,. Chlc1!30 ~ ~lttsburgh, night ~ew Yoril at Baltiaiote, night ~ Louis at Houston, night (Onl,y games sehedulecO Cincinnati It SOn Fr8ll<ltieo Atlanta at Los Angeles, night . ' ' credited w~th cbeclt- Helen Help US. ••By lll~IUand II', ••• . ~ ~ · !, llttto4 l'ro;• :G~et•natmnil " ~ ", • , W,' j.. ' i>c~ •GB \nu.wkan l.Oiltlne ', , ' st ..,J..oul" M-~·,r 1'3 ' S .7;2 1 ••• '',·\ a' Ia Parkinson "j .,~ ' �' are v~st. Our el~cted ' ~d ,. ap. pointed ot!!<ials at ovory level , ., ' of government nwst · eone_ bi'rl ',, themselvca witt. :,rrol-ts to bq(. ,' ster the health, educational~ ~em.. · ployment and housing -tunli 1968. ties oC our disadvantaged ciiiAl>ril 10, 1968, this iegls- zens. However, JeglsJattonOrrar. l·•~i~~~! waa passed by the u. S. reaching conseq(l(;nees lltloui~ , be ·' ·or Representatives by a considered 1n an atmoSIIhere ~oto . ol250 to 171, and the next of reason and deliberaUon,'1DOt ~ ~as signed. into law by the of panic and coercion. II Is our President. dub' lo consider tile ril!llts ol all • I voted against ftnal passage Americans and tills certainly of thls · legis1aUon for a num- do... oot .Xclude lho·rillhtsofour I>Of of reasons. homeowners and tlxpQ"ers who Let me begin by brieCiy out•• !i·}•-rln linin~ the history or this legis- JaUon. Las, A.ugust the House • school or college, to use the ra.. cillties or interstate commerce, or to enjoy what we generally eall a cltizen' s civil rigtlts. I SL.IJiported H. R. 2516 at that · eel with Dave Ball aboard. . .. .. . ) :' \ ' 1' 1 '' .... ..,.•. . S.il•ll P•rtlo•s ,I pages in length. Last July the House also pus. ed an anti-riot bill which I sup.. I .' ' ;.. 'I '1 1 0 •' ,1' ' ported. This bill was two pages 1.11 length and passed the House by a vote of 347 to 70. These bills were then sent to use in any manner the services or a real es- ·~-· tate broker or agent. Also exempted lrom the provisions or the law are owners or one to fcur fsmily apartments, ..,. of wblch is owner-oc:cupled. H. R. 2516 includes these en. forcement provisions: Any of.. fended party mil)' file a complaint · with the Secretary of Housing and . Urban Development who has : alltborit;y lo work out programs : of voluntary ccmpltance. If this : fallo, the otfended party mil)' : ID Into • federal llistrlci Coert : to seek an Injunction or other : court order. The court may ._ : nrd to the plaintiff actual dam• aps and not more than $1,000 •• pullltlve damages together wltb ' •• cpurt costs and reafiOillble at-~ fees, Althouib as I have stated earl YOted for the original dvrli!lts blll last August, I felt eould not in good conscience ~ for final passage or thil ·bill In that f had conllderable about the ., merito andreservations constltutlooallt;y of • .Ortaln provisions of Ibis leglllatloo. Furthermore, I strongly q,poled the manner and atmo&phere in which this lftgialatlon • was considered. When this mea .. ''f ' IUI'e came back to the House from the Senate, it was approximately ten times. the length of ' ) not our orig[nal bill. Withoot being able to make a single change dot an i or cross a. t - and '. only one hour or debate per~tted, the House wu asked to ICtept the Senate amendments. j\ ·J felt that legislation o( thi·S IJiil!omonce sllouid have been sub,..""' to a thorough, comprehenai1d delibel'ate review by of the u. s, Houee o1 The House not have acted In haste a bill, the ramifiof which will malerially and alter the rlgilto of ~tb ' stated earlier, there were of 111!& bill "'deb ~.ret there .,ame aieas with whieh I much concerned. ' It ool have been best 10, ·• .<la)' filled with da¥ when federal l!lliii'<!lng the u. S. itself, to have to coarereDCe, have been .ful" lfOUid not beon tor ~.In """''e' Pt th~ , ' · ". !lti.dmore doubledwlthi\ICCia., " · ., '. ' . 1 " key on in the nftlr to drive home . , · the Pirates other run. Tlio Junior Ciojls oi.,F.Utorn W~l,· on ·Miilldor' Park- Reed; J. 11. KemedY on Sorrel . Buck, Mlddi.-rti Davy Jones • Three of the Pirate&' ftlur k!ta . ui<aJ .Jiig, ,Scbool has sil!lled a erf!bllrg. .'· ; .';' ' · ,11'ere for ext~~ ~ses. 1 1lav~ lliiJ bt~.th o! relief . . The w~oko of .Cia,. 6:.. lin&llib P)OBIUI'l' on Hiilbilly, Cildwoll. :.had a double, NCCiaskoyal&Ohiil ;· ~~epa~atlon for It• horse lllcny .,.,,,:f*m· Wl~invon &mshlne Classie;.C:W~atemSiake,Raoe ;a sqle. . . . , fia rP~ll 28 are now over · . . a,.J,e, Alban)"; Carolyn : Bqley - Ruaa "Bauserman on S t 1a r, · ; John John&on hac!· WBiiama'a . F~erllll activity puceded on Plilbo7's ·.Dancer, Middle- Chandlersville; Ralph Gulhrle on . •only extra we· hi~ a double.lil i ~~ April Z8, ond IIIII miD- bou\one, .. W. Va.; 'l'erry Tracy Wildfire, .Atl>oils; llavo Karr on ;the filth. ute·prOI)*ri!lonil®kOvory apare on captain's Filii, Mlddi-.rne, Luck¥, Laurelville; llavy Jones Gary Clark worked lhe first momelit, ~f a amall group of W, Va.; Rob<rt l'ra>H on La- on IUIIblliJ, CaldWell. . six lnn!ns• ftlr Wlhari.a, walked. · J~a. AI In every auccesalul vanta•s ~re; WeiiiiiOn. ' Class 17- Western Children's tlvt and struck out lltv~ Rlndy' "_,~rOJiet, there t.s ~ · s~al group . ClaJI 1 1..._ . A~oOsa Pleaa- Horsemanship (under 16 J~&) *'ilhPitehedsavonth,wllked~"" <!f 1worktrl ·wtio cau*O a proj~el ure ~· Sldrley Bu"!elle on Black · - Bill COle on Ceasar's Led, and struck outp~ · to. be a. ,autceia, and • how !loY'•· Mol!a'lll< Conivllie; Bill Tuppers Plain•; C~rol Thoro• Sl.dmore ilalked two aDcl chaltiiWI Grant Newland expreO: Cole on Tribal Chief, 'l'llppers ley on Mlu Wl.li!Jlii.Luclcy, Reno; ~iruck out Ove.ln ·o;Oven ltml!tl!•,' ~·. his ·~c:lllion lo thO,. Plains; Pam Wl'\"lng oollonl!n. !lliriey Burdette · on Black ··WIIhaml io '\Di16-Gf<lrlh,'year, membe~a. Of thoNunlo~ Claaawltq 1oo tobp,' Albanl'; V\ckl cole lloy'• Mohawk, COOlville; Adralo ~OR'rH G~LUA, , ~ ; ·_Ail R n maa; UJ1 tlllaiii'Oii)>.- . · on:.Jot Reed, Tuppers Plains. Wolla on Matador Boas, Park· B. RatliH, s~';·. ,1 . , ·; ,j . o, o . , Tho. llllri! . .,-~"" Wtth presenC)asa · 8 - Muoloal Chairs er""'"'g. . .The first organized schoolgirl• U Ball, 3b • • • • • • • 3 1 1 ta!lon o( the cOlora; Chair- - .)li>aor Leek on King, PleasCiau 18 - 4-lf llorsemanlllip track and field competition In D. McClaskey, c! .' , , :i 2 · 2 Grant NowiOM 'carrie<!tbe Am~r. aDt "Ci\1:;. ROdney Crltea on {13-15 yrs.l- IIIII Cole 011 Cea- history lro Jhis area will be held D. Sdlbor.e,p ••• 1.. • 3 d 1 l~in ,FIIf •!ldrie.r~~~~, car-~ Mobre• a 1'Un),y, ,Cooivlllei iar- ear' a Lad, Tuppers Plains; carol saturday. May 4, at the Middl~ D, SOunders, • • • • • ,2 0 0 rled the Cooi•liie llldlnJ i:IIJ> ey oau...,..an qn skJp, >Cum- 'lbornley "" Miss Wimpy Lucky, J>Ort track with eight schools par. R. Painter, rtf • • • • • 3 0 0 : .~M~r ~., CJrKb' ~1.1te~ car.. bert~; ~ WOlford on John- "Reno; Cin~ Dee t e r oo ticipating. Meigs local is hoSt. F, Deel, 1b • • • , • .. 2 0 0 rle<l lhe 0\llo lla)e nq at a Ill' R~b, Mor!etta. Oklahoms Klt\Y, Coolvilie: Ter- T))e meet ii seheduled to begin at K. Ratlllf, 2b , , , , , , 1 0 0 canter al'OUiid··lllo ring ao the ~Ia'' 9 - · Weotern PleaSOire . ry Bonnett on ~ Fhher, 10 L m. A. Ralnea..lt., • , , , .2 () () Star SpanglesJ. ~B~er wla play- PonY, oVer 48'' and under 56" Parkersburg. Included inthee't'ents"'retheSO R. EaSiiln, U;,.,, . • 1 0 0 ed. - Bill tole On· Mlaa .Tinker, Cia" 19 - Egg an4l Spoon yard dash,IOO and220yardda•h, TOTALS • ' • ' • •; • • 24 3 4 Gary P. Russell of CooMIIe Tuppers Plain a:· Jeff Johnsoo on - Cheri Williams on Noble Blue, 440 yard relay, shot put, softball judged 262 ·entries, assiated b"~ Queen, Cumberland·, De b b 1 e Pomer"w; Adrain: Wells Qft Mala- throw, high jump, running broad 1 WAHAMA AB R H Mr. Roscoe aatdette", rtngmaa.- BeckiteronBUI)!.Roy, pt, Pleas- :for Boas, Parkcrsb~rg; Bee- jump and standing broad jum.p. C. Reed,:, rf , 2 0 0 (lr, • Ho~r· A. CO:l.e, amouh- ant; Lee Morris on Jenn.v ky Scott on Dusty R· i v e r s. Partici,pating tn the meet are B. ......... "'·~n, o , , , .. , , , •it o o cer. These tl't~'ee men donated Lynn, .,.~ · ova• ··. Marietta; Ritk Deems on Jok· teams from Athens, Gallipolis, ....,.19 G, Clark, p. 3 0 1 their servlcea ~ ass.at .the JunCll$& 10 - Ladles Western eF's Suaan, Parkersburg. .Pomero" IWtlan.t Middl....,...rt, A 1b I Cl • ··al b Bi PI ca I Tho 'I (.;lass 20Barrel RaceDa",' ... ' ~uand '-'lllllnter, • , • , , , , 1 o o or ys. ~ u ne.,men eaaure rp rnt Y on J Hlilblli "•'d II· ~ger Creek, North Galli& Grlniteodl3b ••• , , .. 3 o o and'lriends of the Jwllor Class MjSB Wimpy Luck,y, Reno; vy ~s on y, ...., we • ·Vinton. 1 ::&ooh, *821 ·~i.,• •$ 1 , 3 '..<0~' O~~I!'IM!lf~~~rou&i¥'"'"!"der· CherJ 1»'1l/!'l\".! oo ,.'!"W'l.e,-,ll. q~ !Ioilar on ~at.,~, .. '>To, hiplight the events wUI be ,.JbbnJOIIo ·~ • , ....... 2 Y 1 lii'lte'"lli• 11 <la.,es ifti! IOOd· '!;odi, I'Olflef<f: Do!fna 1\li-~ On Wat~rford; J, 1!, Kiiillhi!Y on · javelin thtow by Miss Jeilri ., :.Kent, 'lf •• ~3 .o .• ,Q ~~~ were ' ~rl,btrted also. A ~,1..,. HobbJ~j Alh.ttn~i J~ Ram- So~ rei Huck, Middleport; larry Sweeney of Columbus a member !ifU're. cr •• , I I , 1 I , , • , -2 o "' 1·) '. '•ltrge 1fult basket Of choice ap- me.r}Y'OII Dark Boss, C~tiridge. Rau$o'rqtan on ~lp,~ Cu~r- or the Ohio Track Cl~b, who was .~ cf. 1 o- 0 plea, wa, dOnated to be .raffled ~ }t~il·~ 11:... West~r.n. PI~ure. Ia~. . ! on thegirlstrackteamthatrepre:~uah. It. t t l t t l , • •• I .1 0 0 orr and thll alSo !XKI'flbuted to rs. to Ride, under t$ YfS.Class 21 - 4-11 Jlorseman:- aen:ted the u. !;.. in the British . Cind.Y'. ~r_ ori Oktahorjaa Kit~"iey, as .,, .l IL 0 ttie:'succ:eaa,,of tli~ ,shoW1 . ship (16.J9 yrs.)- neck,y Scot~ Commonwealth Games ~ is 2b,.,, .... ,,, ,I 0 0 The, Juniors In att~da~ce at It, ·eooiviile: J~et Woodard on . on Dusty Rivors, M~rletta: Grant cdnsidered aprobable10080~m·' ud, ~b •• ,;. ...... ,2 0 0 ~e lhow ~a~lfll! the burden. of Kln1...- P1n'1 Doll, B~well; . HHI Newland . on nonme Princess\ : Pit' Team member. ~etookthlrd :wilth~ P . 1, , . . , . . . . ,I 0 0 .lhl · .,..k wiiH the help ol ooly Cole on ·~ea..,-• s Lad, Tulll"'" · Tuppers Plains. In file javelin tlirow at Santa Bar' . tlti'ALS,,, •. .: .••• , •28 1 3 _~ :· ~J1nldtnl Of Fentls. Class P~Bi · Terry ~ett on ·~e· Class 22- WesternTrall Class bats in the Nationals. :'l!y \nil)ioga: · · edvlaors Mrs All~e Nease and elY Fhbet, Par~eraburg, . - Cathy IUgglns on Rio llam!i>rth Gallla 002 010 ~3!! Mi', HO'ard Porltet were also Clui 12 - Ride arid Jlun pede, Sloite~sville; Becky illhlml , 000 100 0-1 3 0 '!" hpnd 1o esslst . ' . J, R, .!)!lnnedY on Sorrel Buck, Scott on lluoty Rivers, Mar• Batteries: North Gallla _ !oldllo . As one Junior aptly JM11 I~ Middleport; John f!oboOn on SJ!.Y. ietta: Pall! Winning on &mshine ••Tiie ¢Iii• treaiury Ia oow e•· All>~•;· Davy .ionei 011 ~lllblliy, Belle, Albanl'; lldrian Wells 011 '~.. . !H~gly. ~ealtey r The !timers CaldWfll; RodJiey Crites on Matador Boos, Parkersburg, COLIS of. lhO tl!onb'-tw'O .classes are ·Moore'a1'1!nt!ll, Coolville. I'ITUNIA , ~seor~s · c~lsiod boloirr ; ''. ,. · · Claia' 'ia :'\ve'.\e'r~' s:t i. c k MAIIOOLD Pllfi!-5 PLANT .TREE ,.American~ . ,Q ou .. l,-., Wester ' Lead:ln 'liorse - · ~p; .Gulhri·~ on-WUd. VII81NiA Racll\0 Grade School students ~iM 012 210 010-. 7 13 0 p.ny. (lit, tnil_, Sr<!, 4th Ia or- fire, Alh,_a; l!OI>l~Jrr!merf!eyoo ptanted a buckeye tree.at the viJ. V....lllle Plonh, Tool llo•ton .~•.201.1101.., 6 9 1 dOrl - Kall!OJ; _Kids and Poeo ~ ~F' cambridie; Wll· !age JIOrll on Arbor Day, Bob BeeBoowoll, Worthltja1on (f!) P..- JOI, Lane•~ -~ Roach .on . Uain Gr~~ On Slel)l, Now .H,oven; rlllookl (9) ltlcl ~.... ~~~:. D_an!IJ.· ,!iOJi!poll~; ~orlan : 11'\11~ .1/-. On llihg P~ BOy; , gle, ta:culij . niember, reports. W•worth cuip' (4) ;a,(pn. - M!!t't;ll.· ~ ,~~ (llhoilac ' . . · t;ew ilayCII. . . . . bark Bell (7) ..;,s; Gibaon. .. t;:)asa N·r ·~ester Plea"'re 'Ciaot.l't·- 4-H norselnanllllp WP-BoswoU·, (a.l), LP-EiltJ. . Ppny, witler 18 . .~ Chuck KBI: .. (IZo!G'y,arsl- Slllr!oYB~Ie -·'"" "I) ·H"F oer , JO!', A... ~,ster, Moiha'lll< · Cool· lnNUI \or t n- OY .,h ' Pt on· ,.Blaek ""•'a uoq .. •. Boawllil (lotl. ·, on ,.,..... e, · ~II'; iJtme Cot'nQI)f 1111 r.Ynne'e CaiU 001 002 ou- ~ 17 2 GlhlfOt.· '~lprei' )loldie q&ubett, . 1' o o · : 1 mlfe ,Oil ·W..k ' """•· Jail' 100 Cl Field Meet Is Saturday additions. llliir ~dies .. ' ' 5 Girls Track, tile Senate where they were consoUdated intL one bUI to which the Senate then: proceeded to make a multitude or changes and -e • , '· flO••· .. ' .. , ' .l' time and it passed by a vote of 326 to 93. This bill was Jlh When the Senate finally passed H. R, 2&16 on March 11, 1968, after 40 da,ys or intensive debate, it coutained the same provision~ of the nrig!nal civIl rll!llts biii and the anti-riot bill, ph1s an additional 25 amendm&nts dealing with such subjects as open housing, lndtan courts, teaching, demonstrating. and the transport and manulac·ture of firearms and weapons. The end result was a bill so 'paps in length. · The open hoosing sectlon prohibits discrimination wtth certain exceptions, on the basts ot race, religion, color, or national exceptions: The law will not ap. .2.\t__~ Ute sale or rental of a family home ..mere the .· ' rights of another person to vote, to secure employment to attend .' Sk'~re . as.:..scli~\C&rtor'sNOrt!l . ilil!•i Clark. • '· · ' Gllilia Pirates <l>Wned Wahaml ' ··' a.!. It wast~ethirdconteeutJ.~4 :..win for the Pirates. The)' are now D . . , ~for the year. · , ·' .. " .·.i ~ ·,~· · ~ , . · The Piratta tOOk a 2..61Wt !if f~ 1. j'' ,_,.;, , top or tho tiilrd wili;i, timt\ir n, , •. •<! ~itr .· · . llallllf McCIJ•key hbm~~ ·;, ~as NEWS , · P"Ssed the original civil rights ' .bUI, a measure to provide pen. aities for interfering with the . tte-r .. II!~ :\1¥~). sa~.~~~.. . Ea'e. 't,er .,. . :j<' n• ·,;· · ·•>< . t' ' • y ' · : • .. •; ·: .r <IS· ....I'd. ,.,;. sod •;_}!Aog~ ;rue~ ~.,.~{ .~'.!!~ tl. Clark Q',!Qf lolillll\ (1) ' Dave ... "'•M,_> ·r ' Maybe it's because they discovered Jane Parker Pies .. . 1 I thousaods have. Fryer Breasts But...you say, "No thank~ there is nothing like a good home-baked pie." But would you believe it if we told you our Jane Parker Pies taste home-baked' Probably not , ..until you've tried one. Then you'd diBCO~et ~~ crust l iC.MJ>rt a.~, ftaky like ,Your own. ' . You'd discover the fruit is the kind you'd use ... ' • '\j . '; ." "' · a.f • C.~· D~ "' , ... ~·' ~~V.. n ., ' ' --(. .. ' and warmed it before eerving, Green Jc~l' JANE PARKER ENRICHED BREAD . 4~99c · ...... 1sc .... ........... ... . vr • ., 11 Dairy Buysl ...._. .. ~· -it'F"' Ann .Page .Ketchup_• :::. 19~ Bathroom ·Tissue • 1:0 ·~:t Fami.ly Flour so~~~~LD • ' ~ $ ~. Liquid Bleach B~~~T DAILY BRAND Dog Food· 3 VARIETIES • • ,...... ' 1 ..... z:.. S12t 11 c, . . .• • .,;I'"';-, • 4ba, • .,.- ··-- •• 1 , 1 , , , , 1 1 a I Cucumbers Slicen • • • • .2 ... · ifc Sweet Corn • ••' • ••• ,., •n·49' MARVEL.VANILLA pi•• llli•n ....:.... ' . , 19 Shorten· • • • Ice :Cream 1f2 Gal. =~~sec - 1111111.11111 .::. , . •• I Ill. . WHITE BEAUTY ..... $ 00 1-111. : P;.~~J, Save Big on Fine Grocer1esl APPLE PIES WITI llf'I'EIMILI a ,ACifiC t!A CO, INC Parker Baked Good s JANE PARKER. FAMOUS I..H Afl.ANTIC ·~· _.,.,.,_.. o;:... =-SSe olo.Uc. Large They're one of many. QU~T • • . . Are Jane Parker Pies a ,J,d reaaon for ohoppinr AAP! olb.uc a..rp ltllp. t;:: ' • Fruits and Vegetable s! CRISP.FRESH-TENDER you'd discover a pie you'd be proud to eall your own. ,~ ...... • • •• ,, ~ ao.lt -ct~ • • .... '· And if you popped a Jane Parker Pie into the oven COf'YII'IGHT CI IfH. f.HI • ; J. the best ... juicy, not stiff with starch. •Ct ..... • • • a.,,, ""' h -l...,l, sa...L . _ Showldtt C11t I E11IIR RuSt • • , , •• 75C Boael111 lllluck Reut • 1"' 7SC lttf Rl~ Rout • ' We asree. they're great" .... :R-RIIiHT QUAutY FRESH FRYER THIGHS OR LEMQliADJ· TR~:J~f i:: s·:o.~ SULTANA: lUND o .::: . 'Z' < - BOX FANI POCKET RADIO • 8 • MAll 1/MIIIt tilt t J ~JiliN INll t fl" 114MITIIItiU Slx trantinor pocket radlot; complete witll * IIlJA ITHJr batt.t:ry (iovalU, eU"Pbone, can)'- 11\1 .- Clll. Sl&e · ~ ~~, •• ........ 1 Un •• , ESKIMO ,,:.... , • , i :'-. ·wrl&ht ilodgero. · !lelblrt,. and Azcue. " LP- !lebeit (.3.2). J • 4 I '>t claa~ 15 - ., lot Fit tp• Race .:. · · • Btl:erl on 1 &per, ·Ril1h- · ~a,i'fte llqll!li' on· Boibba :~ < ' > ....~ . ·comes ltom . . . ·. I& c 'lew~lers ' /•'"" ' t ' ' ' \ ' j " ' Roll-On Deodorant ~ 'aryl Richardt' Profeulunal ba.lr IPra.\' wltb lanolin. dOH not lea11e tour hllir .Urt or •Uelly. but woaderf\au, mana1eabl<f. ,._..., my :i®lli!Qt;l ·~~~ .i;,,";b';;taiid: WASH C~p~eity MARKET , oo.' 49~... MOUTH Duroble Pllllic . SWING-TOP noy ALL s 00 cornplote eech lltttular $11.89 value, fold · iD&: bed with mattress, Utre· Cui in boal or cabin, or in home. d• · Assorted BEVERAGE . GLASSES . 1111lr 3 SiH0-9'1:i oz. 12 oz.-15 oz. lOt"· 't'hM . . . lltll· beve.-at" 1.1..-. Ia n~• enml 111111 j1U , t• �' are v~st. Our el~cted ' ~d ,. ap. pointed ot!!<ials at ovory level , ., ' of government nwst · eone_ bi'rl ',, themselvca witt. :,rrol-ts to bq(. ,' ster the health, educational~ ~em.. · ployment and housing -tunli 1968. ties oC our disadvantaged ciiiAl>ril 10, 1968, this iegls- zens. However, JeglsJattonOrrar. l·•~i~~~! waa passed by the u. S. reaching conseq(l(;nees lltloui~ , be ·' ·or Representatives by a considered 1n an atmoSIIhere ~oto . ol250 to 171, and the next of reason and deliberaUon,'1DOt ~ ~as signed. into law by the of panic and coercion. II Is our President. dub' lo consider tile ril!llts ol all • I voted against ftnal passage Americans and tills certainly of thls · legis1aUon for a num- do... oot .Xclude lho·rillhtsofour I>Of of reasons. homeowners and tlxpQ"ers who Let me begin by brieCiy out•• !i·}•-rln linin~ the history or this legis- JaUon. Las, A.ugust the House • school or college, to use the ra.. cillties or interstate commerce, or to enjoy what we generally eall a cltizen' s civil rigtlts. I SL.IJiported H. R. 2516 at that · eel with Dave Ball aboard. . .. .. . ) :' \ ' 1' 1 '' .... ..,.•. . S.il•ll P•rtlo•s ,I pages in length. Last July the House also pus. ed an anti-riot bill which I sup.. I .' ' ;.. 'I '1 1 0 •' ,1' ' ported. This bill was two pages 1.11 length and passed the House by a vote of 347 to 70. These bills were then sent to use in any manner the services or a real es- ·~-· tate broker or agent. Also exempted lrom the provisions or the law are owners or one to fcur fsmily apartments, ..,. of wblch is owner-oc:cupled. H. R. 2516 includes these en. forcement provisions: Any of.. fended party mil)' file a complaint · with the Secretary of Housing and . Urban Development who has : alltborit;y lo work out programs : of voluntary ccmpltance. If this : fallo, the otfended party mil)' : ID Into • federal llistrlci Coert : to seek an Injunction or other : court order. The court may ._ : nrd to the plaintiff actual dam• aps and not more than $1,000 •• pullltlve damages together wltb ' •• cpurt costs and reafiOillble at-~ fees, Althouib as I have stated earl YOted for the original dvrli!lts blll last August, I felt eould not in good conscience ~ for final passage or thil ·bill In that f had conllderable about the ., merito andreservations constltutlooallt;y of • .Ortaln provisions of Ibis leglllatloo. Furthermore, I strongly q,poled the manner and atmo&phere in which this lftgialatlon • was considered. When this mea .. ''f ' IUI'e came back to the House from the Senate, it was approximately ten times. the length of ' ) not our orig[nal bill. Withoot being able to make a single change dot an i or cross a. t - and '. only one hour or debate per~tted, the House wu asked to ICtept the Senate amendments. j\ ·J felt that legislation o( thi·S IJiil!omonce sllouid have been sub,..""' to a thorough, comprehenai1d delibel'ate review by of the u. s, Houee o1 The House not have acted In haste a bill, the ramifiof which will malerially and alter the rlgilto of ~tb ' stated earlier, there were of 111!& bill "'deb ~.ret there .,ame aieas with whieh I much concerned. ' It ool have been best 10, ·• .<la)' filled with da¥ when federal l!lliii'<!lng the u. S. itself, to have to coarereDCe, have been .ful" lfOUid not beon tor ~.In """''e' Pt th~ , ' · ". !lti.dmore doubledwlthi\ICCia., " · ., '. ' . 1 " key on in the nftlr to drive home . , · the Pirates other run. Tlio Junior Ciojls oi.,F.Utorn W~l,· on ·Miilldor' Park- Reed; J. 11. KemedY on Sorrel . Buck, Mlddi.-rti Davy Jones • Three of the Pirate&' ftlur k!ta . ui<aJ .Jiig, ,Scbool has sil!lled a erf!bllrg. .'· ; .';' ' · ,11'ere for ext~~ ~ses. 1 1lav~ lliiJ bt~.th o! relief . . The w~oko of .Cia,. 6:.. lin&llib P)OBIUI'l' on Hiilbilly, Cildwoll. :.had a double, NCCiaskoyal&Ohiil ;· ~~epa~atlon for It• horse lllcny .,.,,,:f*m· Wl~invon &mshlne Classie;.C:W~atemSiake,Raoe ;a sqle. . . . , fia rP~ll 28 are now over · . . a,.J,e, Alban)"; Carolyn : Bqley - Ruaa "Bauserman on S t 1a r, · ; John John&on hac!· WBiiama'a . F~erllll activity puceded on Plilbo7's ·.Dancer, Middle- Chandlersville; Ralph Gulhrle on . •only extra we· hi~ a double.lil i ~~ April Z8, ond IIIII miD- bou\one, .. W. Va.; 'l'erry Tracy Wildfire, .Atl>oils; llavo Karr on ;the filth. ute·prOI)*ri!lonil®kOvory apare on captain's Filii, Mlddi-.rne, Luck¥, Laurelville; llavy Jones Gary Clark worked lhe first momelit, ~f a amall group of W, Va.; Rob<rt l'ra>H on La- on IUIIblliJ, CaldWell. . six lnn!ns• ftlr Wlhari.a, walked. · J~a. AI In every auccesalul vanta•s ~re; WeiiiiiOn. ' Class 17- Western Children's tlvt and struck out lltv~ Rlndy' "_,~rOJiet, there t.s ~ · s~al group . ClaJI 1 1..._ . A~oOsa Pleaa- Horsemanship (under 16 J~&) *'ilhPitehedsavonth,wllked~"" <!f 1worktrl ·wtio cau*O a proj~el ure ~· Sldrley Bu"!elle on Black · - Bill COle on Ceasar's Led, and struck outp~ · to. be a. ,autceia, and • how !loY'•· Mol!a'lll< Conivllie; Bill Tuppers Plain•; C~rol Thoro• Sl.dmore ilalked two aDcl chaltiiWI Grant Newland expreO: Cole on Tribal Chief, 'l'llppers ley on Mlu Wl.li!Jlii.Luclcy, Reno; ~iruck out Ove.ln ·o;Oven ltml!tl!•,' ~·. his ·~c:lllion lo thO,. Plains; Pam Wl'\"lng oollonl!n. !lliriey Burdette · on Black ··WIIhaml io '\Di16-Gf<lrlh,'year, membe~a. Of thoNunlo~ Claaawltq 1oo tobp,' Albanl'; V\ckl cole lloy'• Mohawk, COOlville; Adralo ~OR'rH G~LUA, , ~ ; ·_Ail R n maa; UJ1 tlllaiii'Oii)>.- . · on:.Jot Reed, Tuppers Plains. Wolla on Matador Boas, Park· B. RatliH, s~';·. ,1 . , ·; ,j . o, o . , Tho. llllri! . .,-~"" Wtth presenC)asa · 8 - Muoloal Chairs er""'"'g. . .The first organized schoolgirl• U Ball, 3b • • • • • • • 3 1 1 ta!lon o( the cOlora; Chair- - .)li>aor Leek on King, PleasCiau 18 - 4-lf llorsemanlllip track and field competition In D. McClaskey, c! .' , , :i 2 · 2 Grant NowiOM 'carrie<!tbe Am~r. aDt "Ci\1:;. ROdney Crltea on {13-15 yrs.l- IIIII Cole 011 Cea- history lro Jhis area will be held D. Sdlbor.e,p ••• 1.. • 3 d 1 l~in ,FIIf •!ldrie.r~~~~, car-~ Mobre• a 1'Un),y, ,Cooivlllei iar- ear' a Lad, Tuppers Plains; carol saturday. May 4, at the Middl~ D, SOunders, • • • • • ,2 0 0 rled the Cooi•liie llldlnJ i:IIJ> ey oau...,..an qn skJp, >Cum- 'lbornley "" Miss Wimpy Lucky, J>Ort track with eight schools par. R. Painter, rtf • • • • • 3 0 0 : .~M~r ~., CJrKb' ~1.1te~ car.. bert~; ~ WOlford on John- "Reno; Cin~ Dee t e r oo ticipating. Meigs local is hoSt. F, Deel, 1b • • • , • .. 2 0 0 rle<l lhe 0\llo lla)e nq at a Ill' R~b, Mor!etta. Oklahoms Klt\Y, Coolvilie: Ter- T))e meet ii seheduled to begin at K. Ratlllf, 2b , , , , , , 1 0 0 canter al'OUiid··lllo ring ao the ~Ia'' 9 - · Weotern PleaSOire . ry Bonnett on ~ Fhher, 10 L m. A. Ralnea..lt., • , , , .2 () () Star SpanglesJ. ~B~er wla play- PonY, oVer 48'' and under 56" Parkersburg. Included inthee't'ents"'retheSO R. EaSiiln, U;,.,, . • 1 0 0 ed. - Bill tole On· Mlaa .Tinker, Cia" 19 - Egg an4l Spoon yard dash,IOO and220yardda•h, TOTALS • ' • ' • •; • • 24 3 4 Gary P. Russell of CooMIIe Tuppers Plain a:· Jeff Johnsoo on - Cheri Williams on Noble Blue, 440 yard relay, shot put, softball judged 262 ·entries, assiated b"~ Queen, Cumberland·, De b b 1 e Pomer"w; Adrain: Wells Qft Mala- throw, high jump, running broad 1 WAHAMA AB R H Mr. Roscoe aatdette", rtngmaa.- BeckiteronBUI)!.Roy, pt, Pleas- :for Boas, Parkcrsb~rg; Bee- jump and standing broad jum.p. C. Reed,:, rf , 2 0 0 (lr, • Ho~r· A. CO:l.e, amouh- ant; Lee Morris on Jenn.v ky Scott on Dusty R· i v e r s. Partici,pating tn the meet are B. ......... "'·~n, o , , , .. , , , •it o o cer. These tl't~'ee men donated Lynn, .,.~ · ova• ··. Marietta; Ritk Deems on Jok· teams from Athens, Gallipolis, ....,.19 G, Clark, p. 3 0 1 their servlcea ~ ass.at .the JunCll$& 10 - Ladles Western eF's Suaan, Parkersburg. .Pomero" IWtlan.t Middl....,...rt, A 1b I Cl • ··al b Bi PI ca I Tho 'I (.;lass 20Barrel RaceDa",' ... ' ~uand '-'lllllnter, • , • , , , , 1 o o or ys. ~ u ne.,men eaaure rp rnt Y on J Hlilblli "•'d II· ~ger Creek, North Galli& Grlniteodl3b ••• , , .. 3 o o and'lriends of the Jwllor Class MjSB Wimpy Luck,y, Reno; vy ~s on y, ...., we • ·Vinton. 1 ::&ooh, *821 ·~i.,• •$ 1 , 3 '..<0~' O~~I!'IM!lf~~~rou&i¥'"'"!"der· CherJ 1»'1l/!'l\".! oo ,.'!"W'l.e,-,ll. q~ !Ioilar on ~at.,~, .. '>To, hiplight the events wUI be ,.JbbnJOIIo ·~ • , ....... 2 Y 1 lii'lte'"lli• 11 <la.,es ifti! IOOd· '!;odi, I'Olflef<f: Do!fna 1\li-~ On Wat~rford; J, 1!, Kiiillhi!Y on · javelin thtow by Miss Jeilri ., :.Kent, 'lf •• ~3 .o .• ,Q ~~~ were ' ~rl,btrted also. A ~,1..,. HobbJ~j Alh.ttn~i J~ Ram- So~ rei Huck, Middleport; larry Sweeney of Columbus a member !ifU're. cr •• , I I , 1 I , , • , -2 o "' 1·) '. '•ltrge 1fult basket Of choice ap- me.r}Y'OII Dark Boss, C~tiridge. Rau$o'rqtan on ~lp,~ Cu~r- or the Ohio Track Cl~b, who was .~ cf. 1 o- 0 plea, wa, dOnated to be .raffled ~ }t~il·~ 11:... West~r.n. PI~ure. Ia~. . ! on thegirlstrackteamthatrepre:~uah. It. t t l t t l , • •• I .1 0 0 orr and thll alSo !XKI'flbuted to rs. to Ride, under t$ YfS.Class 21 - 4-11 Jlorseman:- aen:ted the u. !;.. in the British . Cind.Y'. ~r_ ori Oktahorjaa Kit~"iey, as .,, .l IL 0 ttie:'succ:eaa,,of tli~ ,shoW1 . ship (16.J9 yrs.)- neck,y Scot~ Commonwealth Games ~ is 2b,.,, .... ,,, ,I 0 0 The, Juniors In att~da~ce at It, ·eooiviile: J~et Woodard on . on Dusty Rivors, M~rletta: Grant cdnsidered aprobable10080~m·' ud, ~b •• ,;. ...... ,2 0 0 ~e lhow ~a~lfll! the burden. of Kln1...- P1n'1 Doll, B~well; . HHI Newland . on nonme Princess\ : Pit' Team member. ~etookthlrd :wilth~ P . 1, , . . , . . . . ,I 0 0 .lhl · .,..k wiiH the help ol ooly Cole on ·~ea..,-• s Lad, Tulll"'" · Tuppers Plains. In file javelin tlirow at Santa Bar' . tlti'ALS,,, •. .: .••• , •28 1 3 _~ :· ~J1nldtnl Of Fentls. Class P~Bi · Terry ~ett on ·~e· Class 22- WesternTrall Class bats in the Nationals. :'l!y \nil)ioga: · · edvlaors Mrs All~e Nease and elY Fhbet, Par~eraburg, . - Cathy IUgglns on Rio llam!i>rth Gallla 002 010 ~3!! Mi', HO'ard Porltet were also Clui 12 - Ride arid Jlun pede, Sloite~sville; Becky illhlml , 000 100 0-1 3 0 '!" hpnd 1o esslst . ' . J, R, .!)!lnnedY on Sorrel Buck, Scott on lluoty Rivers, Mar• Batteries: North Gallla _ !oldllo . As one Junior aptly JM11 I~ Middleport; John f!oboOn on SJ!.Y. ietta: Pall! Winning on &mshine ••Tiie ¢Iii• treaiury Ia oow e•· All>~•;· Davy .ionei 011 ~lllblliy, Belle, Albanl'; lldrian Wells 011 '~.. . !H~gly. ~ealtey r The !timers CaldWfll; RodJiey Crites on Matador Boos, Parkersburg, COLIS of. lhO tl!onb'-tw'O .classes are ·Moore'a1'1!nt!ll, Coolville. I'ITUNIA , ~seor~s · c~lsiod boloirr ; ''. ,. · · Claia' 'ia :'\ve'.\e'r~' s:t i. c k MAIIOOLD Pllfi!-5 PLANT .TREE ,.American~ . ,Q ou .. l,-., Wester ' Lead:ln 'liorse - · ~p; .Gulhri·~ on-WUd. VII81NiA Racll\0 Grade School students ~iM 012 210 010-. 7 13 0 p.ny. (lit, tnil_, Sr<!, 4th Ia or- fire, Alh,_a; l!OI>l~Jrr!merf!eyoo ptanted a buckeye tree.at the viJ. V....lllle Plonh, Tool llo•ton .~•.201.1101.., 6 9 1 dOrl - Kall!OJ; _Kids and Poeo ~ ~F' cambridie; Wll· !age JIOrll on Arbor Day, Bob BeeBoowoll, Worthltja1on (f!) P..- JOI, Lane•~ -~ Roach .on . Uain Gr~~ On Slel)l, Now .H,oven; rlllookl (9) ltlcl ~.... ~~~:. D_an!IJ.· ,!iOJi!poll~; ~orlan : 11'\11~ .1/-. On llihg P~ BOy; , gle, ta:culij . niember, reports. W•worth cuip' (4) ;a,(pn. - M!!t't;ll.· ~ ,~~ (llhoilac ' . . · t;ew ilayCII. . . . . bark Bell (7) ..;,s; Gibaon. .. t;:)asa N·r ·~ester Plea"'re 'Ciaot.l't·- 4-H norselnanllllp WP-BoswoU·, (a.l), LP-EiltJ. . Ppny, witler 18 . .~ Chuck KBI: .. (IZo!G'y,arsl- Slllr!oYB~Ie -·'"" "I) ·H"F oer , JO!', A... ~,ster, Moiha'lll< · Cool· lnNUI \or t n- OY .,h ' Pt on· ,.Blaek ""•'a uoq .. •. Boawllil (lotl. ·, on ,.,..... e, · ~II'; iJtme Cot'nQI)f 1111 r.Ynne'e CaiU 001 002 ou- ~ 17 2 GlhlfOt.· '~lprei' )loldie q&ubett, . 1' o o · : 1 mlfe ,Oil ·W..k ' """•· Jail' 100 Cl Field Meet Is Saturday additions. llliir ~dies .. ' ' 5 Girls Track, tile Senate where they were consoUdated intL one bUI to which the Senate then: proceeded to make a multitude or changes and -e • , '· flO••· .. ' .. , ' .l' time and it passed by a vote of 326 to 93. This bill was Jlh When the Senate finally passed H. R, 2&16 on March 11, 1968, after 40 da,ys or intensive debate, it coutained the same provision~ of the nrig!nal civIl rll!llts biii and the anti-riot bill, ph1s an additional 25 amendm&nts dealing with such subjects as open housing, lndtan courts, teaching, demonstrating. and the transport and manulac·ture of firearms and weapons. The end result was a bill so 'paps in length. · The open hoosing sectlon prohibits discrimination wtth certain exceptions, on the basts ot race, religion, color, or national exceptions: The law will not ap. .2.\t__~ Ute sale or rental of a family home ..mere the .· ' rights of another person to vote, to secure employment to attend .' Sk'~re . as.:..scli~\C&rtor'sNOrt!l . ilil!•i Clark. • '· · ' Gllilia Pirates <l>Wned Wahaml ' ··' a.!. It wast~ethirdconteeutJ.~4 :..win for the Pirates. The)' are now D . . , ~for the year. · , ·' .. " .·.i ~ ·,~· · ~ , . · The Piratta tOOk a 2..61Wt !if f~ 1. j'' ,_,.;, , top or tho tiilrd wili;i, timt\ir n, , •. •<! ~itr .· · . llallllf McCIJ•key hbm~~ ·;, ~as NEWS , · P"Ssed the original civil rights ' .bUI, a measure to provide pen. aities for interfering with the . tte-r .. II!~ :\1¥~). sa~.~~~.. . Ea'e. 't,er .,. . :j<' n• ·,;· · ·•>< . t' ' • y ' · : • .. •; ·: .r <IS· ....I'd. ,.,;. sod •;_}!Aog~ ;rue~ ~.,.~{ .~'.!!~ tl. Clark Q',!Qf lolillll\ (1) ' Dave ... "'•M,_> ·r ' Maybe it's because they discovered Jane Parker Pies .. . 1 I thousaods have. Fryer Breasts But...you say, "No thank~ there is nothing like a good home-baked pie." But would you believe it if we told you our Jane Parker Pies taste home-baked' Probably not , ..until you've tried one. Then you'd diBCO~et ~~ crust l iC.MJ>rt a.~, ftaky like ,Your own. ' . You'd discover the fruit is the kind you'd use ... ' • '\j . '; ." "' · a.f • C.~· D~ "' , ... ~·' ~~V.. n ., ' ' --(. .. ' and warmed it before eerving, Green Jc~l' JANE PARKER ENRICHED BREAD . 4~99c · ...... 1sc .... ........... ... . vr • ., 11 Dairy Buysl ...._. .. ~· -it'F"' Ann .Page .Ketchup_• :::. 19~ Bathroom ·Tissue • 1:0 ·~:t Fami.ly Flour so~~~~LD • ' ~ $ ~. Liquid Bleach B~~~T DAILY BRAND Dog Food· 3 VARIETIES • • ,...... ' 1 ..... z:.. S12t 11 c, . . .• • .,;I'"';-, • 4ba, • .,.- ··-- •• 1 , 1 , , , , 1 1 a I Cucumbers Slicen • • • • .2 ... · ifc Sweet Corn • ••' • ••• ,., •n·49' MARVEL.VANILLA pi•• llli•n ....:.... ' . , 19 Shorten· • • • Ice :Cream 1f2 Gal. =~~sec - 1111111.11111 .::. , . •• I Ill. . WHITE BEAUTY ..... $ 00 1-111. : P;.~~J, Save Big on Fine Grocer1esl APPLE PIES WITI llf'I'EIMILI a ,ACifiC t!A CO, INC Parker Baked Good s JANE PARKER. FAMOUS I..H Afl.ANTIC ·~· _.,.,.,_.. o;:... =-SSe olo.Uc. Large They're one of many. QU~T • • . . Are Jane Parker Pies a ,J,d reaaon for ohoppinr AAP! olb.uc a..rp ltllp. t;:: ' • Fruits and Vegetable s! CRISP.FRESH-TENDER you'd discover a pie you'd be proud to eall your own. ,~ ...... • • •• ,, ~ ao.lt -ct~ • • .... '· And if you popped a Jane Parker Pie into the oven COf'YII'IGHT CI IfH. f.HI • ; J. the best ... juicy, not stiff with starch. •Ct ..... • • • a.,,, ""' h -l...,l, sa...L . _ Showldtt C11t I E11IIR RuSt • • , , •• 75C Boael111 lllluck Reut • 1"' 7SC lttf Rl~ Rout • ' We asree. they're great" .... :R-RIIiHT QUAutY FRESH FRYER THIGHS OR LEMQliADJ· TR~:J~f i:: s·:o.~ SULTANA: lUND o .::: . 'Z' < - BOX FANI POCKET RADIO • 8 • MAll 1/MIIIt tilt t J ~JiliN INll t fl" 114MITIIItiU Slx trantinor pocket radlot; complete witll * IIlJA ITHJr batt.t:ry (iovalU, eU"Pbone, can)'- 11\1 .- Clll. Sl&e · ~ ~~, •• ........ 1 Un •• , ESKIMO ,,:.... , • , i :'-. ·wrl&ht ilodgero. · !lelblrt,. and Azcue. " LP- !lebeit (.3.2). J • 4 I '>t claa~ 15 - ., lot Fit tp• Race .:. · · • Btl:erl on 1 &per, ·Ril1h- · ~a,i'fte llqll!li' on· Boibba :~ < ' > ....~ . ·comes ltom . . . ·. I& c 'lew~lers ' /•'"" ' t ' ' ' \ ' j " ' Roll-On Deodorant ~ 'aryl Richardt' Profeulunal ba.lr IPra.\' wltb lanolin. dOH not lea11e tour hllir .Urt or •Uelly. but woaderf\au, mana1eabl<f. ,._..., my :i®lli!Qt;l ·~~~ .i;,,";b';;taiid: WASH C~p~eity MARKET , oo.' 49~... MOUTH Duroble Pllllic . SWING-TOP noy ALL s 00 cornplote eech lltttular $11.89 value, fold · iD&: bed with mattress, Utre· Cui in boal or cabin, or in home. d• · Assorted BEVERAGE . GLASSES . 1111lr 3 SiH0-9'1:i oz. 12 oz.-15 oz. lOt"· 't'hM . . . lltll· beve.-at" 1.1..-. Ia n~• enml 111111 j1U , t• �• DAYII) ..r'. ~. · FT. D~VI'ES ·· · . LONG . •. ,1 MULTI·PURPOSEstt$ . ., , · BOX GRASS SEED S.T.P. OIL TREAT E T ' . ..PRICES · REG. S1.3S PAl·. 6" LONG ' (, ASST. COLORS , s JE.G ... ... """' . SH POO .,... ' OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK ' ~ REG. S1.00 -. ' :. ' . wnT ' REG. SI.OO .• -·~ GRADE A Rtf BEND · .· · · · •' tONTINMlL lb. COLORS ... ~ ...Ill: I!KINS TEF SET7 PC. ' . ' ' '160 . DOZEN COUNT . MENNENS REG. $1.00 BABY MAGIC . . I. ·~· , ·TREET . SHERBERT · ' 1/2 can • GALLON CAN GAL ') ~~. ' ... ' . " f • ! •-· ' . 70 SPINCAST RE~L l1 TUBULAR ROD : .r ·tURES . ~ ARMOUR'S BROUGHTONS 12 oz. ):· .:_ HEDDON C 80 I ,J·:·r· ·f·IJSH CELlO PACK . HITE ' .I ~, . .. ·• <~ ,.i·..f ··.l·s.H.ES. HERITAGE OUTSIDE GLOSS .: ., · .. • ' •l DE . { < I >t ,I ' -•; . .$ ' I ,. I CARTON �• DAYII) ..r'. ~. · FT. D~VI'ES ·· · . LONG . •. ,1 MULTI·PURPOSEstt$ . ., , · BOX GRASS SEED S.T.P. OIL TREAT E T ' . ..PRICES · REG. S1.3S PAl·. 6" LONG ' (, ASST. COLORS , s JE.G ... ... """' . SH POO .,... ' OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK ' ~ REG. S1.00 -. ' :. ' . wnT ' REG. SI.OO .• -·~ GRADE A Rtf BEND · .· · · · •' tONTINMlL lb. COLORS ... ~ ...Ill: I!KINS TEF SET7 PC. ' . ' ' '160 . DOZEN COUNT . MENNENS REG. $1.00 BABY MAGIC . . I. ·~· , ·TREET . SHERBERT · ' 1/2 can • GALLON CAN GAL ') ~~. ' ... ' . " f • ! •-· ' . 70 SPINCAST RE~L l1 TUBULAR ROD : .r ·tURES . ~ ARMOUR'S BROUGHTONS 12 oz. ):· .:_ HEDDON C 80 I ,J·:·r· ·f·IJSH CELlO PACK . HITE ' .I ~, . .. ·• <~ ,.i·..f ··.l·s.H.ES. HERITAGE OUTSIDE GLOSS .: ., · .. • ' •l DE . { < I >t ,I ' -•; . .$ ' I ,. I CARTON �'\~ ~- ' . ' .. ' The Ilot~ · ' . .Sp~~chl~ss .'11 • •I I< •' ' ' II¥ 11!111111 ~· intOrnotlooll ' • I' . ' ' ''~oil. ' ; ""d·· hla plana 1iei't Qlieblllged, ·l !orry load ~·~• and Oi.i Ev Aid It~ a r:r.o CO<IIII'1· . ·., ·,,•. to NoW York·Qov, Nelsen Boekeloli.,.a -~~~~ ·) tho R<Publl<an~a presldontlollll!llinltiOI1wa&,mtl '' · paUtlcol atllemontl !rom toP pollllclllll of hl'l~"l' , Bitbard 11, Nl"'n, tho former vice prelldoot, eeld he thoilihl ll!llllllll!ill CllellllUkl·wln tht GOP liOIIIinlllon deflllte Boeketell.,.a entr)'. . . Jloekl(oller, he oald, ''eanltlll Cllltomla oald l!ocke{oller'l · a vigorous cUDPtlgn bill I .......,...em clld not chllv "· bili!tve rU Win tbe nomloatlono" hiS own ltatul of ••Iatt week''Nilron oald Boeke{oller'a eloll- when Reopn aald he wu not l.t1Jge would umake tor a ~ an ~~~ecr· preaideal:tal ""lllq(' dine at tho GOP candlcllle. Nldoall Convention bill he ''1 aald aood luck 111 him." lllmleit would be "In . I ver7 Relpn aald. "I Olid aood luck PHiLAIELPIIIA (IJPI) -Gov. PGiitloa." m Dick (NIXon), laat yoor at ~v. George Romney of • BohemiiD Grove. rd eey 1011'1 Nelaon A. Boekelollor, docloriag IIi Michlp>, once muted for thO luck UJ Harold StaiSOII but Fvo U, S. pO!Icy.ln V!-..W!aiied Pomei'Ol' " m.. w....... m1UtlrUy and pOUtlcallf, mcto.Y under . . presidoclc¥ by Boeke{eller b&o never mat Harold Staasen." .... :$6 ·p . ' lore Romney cinlJped out In Former Son. l!orry ~ caiied for 1 reversal of tho odvlllce of tho New H-&blro tor, tho GOP'al96f presldentlll u~canllatlOn" of tbe war. BOND TAKEN '(, primar)', did not -rae the candidate, aald he stW ._,... He Olid 5el&o1> muBt UIIDDO 0!10 ~ wutorlelt!id!Q' Poml ' New Yorker. ed Nl>un but, "Governor gre11er rOiliOnslbUIQ' for Ita Ilea. trQY ~r Chlrles ~Tue., ''It is good for tho Rll>ublican Boeke{eller Is cortalnl,y wolo t!Qy, cia1 o...,q. ·it Wll by HaroldE\oo l!ocke!ellor, ill hlsftratapeach party and the country," Rom-- come.." 38, long llot1Dm,~DICharge ney Olld In a statemOJL Sen. Everett M. llrkaeo of since lanouncing hlJ candldley at driving while lntoxlc....,'tor New York Mayor John Dllnois, Senate lkll>ubltcan 1..0. Tueeday for the HspubllcanPrla. $20. ~ said he waa •4pleaaed" er, a man given to wordl, had ldoottal nomination, urged the GOP INVITED about ReokeloUor's announc.. low about l!ockefell.,.s ..,. Vnlted States m call a aUIIIIIIII ~cans are 1Dvil*i10 u; conferenee of Governmentl "in tend the lleet 'YOOl' Caodlcllle ment. "I ckt siG)J)Ort bl.m.'' Slid lllUDCement. 14 Lindsay, •'} 1111 StmJOrtlng Jt'l I free COUiil'Y• 1 1m the gloat crescent from JltPID Nlabl Thurada1'May J. 11sp. ... thlvulhout lodla 1o Iran" In at the Meigs CountY gorap, opoo. blm.'' tborDU&hb' uncommiu.d." seuch of method& to tnsure ec. aored 1Q' tho Melga Colmjy YOIIII& Gov. Ronald Reagan of mmlc progrosa and pOUtlcol stablllt;r in the area. The IJOVOI'IIOr mode hla rOo marks In 1 tiiiOOCh pnpared tor · (Cootinued from Pagel) delivery m 1 lunchOO!I at tho port. World A!Mrs CoWICU of PhiloBockefaller, who Aid he was delphia. Thee,.,erptsroleosedby "most gradlled and -ed'' his otafl olrored neither dremotlc 1Q' the shoWing, apporontly won new IOiutlons rorthewar mr 8\JI"' the elactlon in the small mwns gostionB for POOCO neaotletlolllo of Mao~husetts. AlthoUI!Il he The spooch broke a I~ and ·cambrid£0 1>1 269 - s confl)lcuous sDtmCo by Jloeke{olo and Worceator by 611, he traUod Fwaeral services tor Mra. Volpe 1Q' 712 wtes In Bosmn, Goldie R. White, 66, who died lor on u. S. policy In Southesat loot lllring!leld by 3611, Brockton Tuelday at Veterans Memorial Asia. by 369, Lawre"'o by 367 and Ro8Pitalln Pomei'Ol'o wllibeheld Pall River by 79 in the bill c!U' Fridaj> at 2 p. m.otlllllora FUo bottleo. norol Home In GalllPol1•· 1!8v. 1 1~ U!woll w11 tho lone roma!J>. Charles Simon wW con<U:t the 1at1 ciQ' o - . a oarljo mcto.Y, aorvlceo. but the Merrimack Volley Burial wW be In Mound HlU 1Dllstrlal CIQ' II I Btro!ll cometsrY· Friend& m&J call at llomoc:ratlc areo. Unofficial tho !unorel homo alter t p, m. Natural pa rates wlU he r .. . ' ,_.,. shoWed Vo]j)e wbming Tburlday. duced two lllld 31 o...-llundredtha Lowell by less than IOO -s, llro. Wblto, 1 roaldonl of 100. ot a cent per thoueend cubic foot ·wblch would not affect the final diii(IOrt, WOI harD In GaUWolis In -~ and Middl<tJOrt beo on Jan. 29, 1902, dauilhter of tho &lmlnil Juno 1, Columbia Gal ~Juno•!j.'t'ISaraAnn~a, .of Qblp, ""~IPID"""od tada)'. , ' "' ' ' . . ~err~ ~ ~~.- ~ ,~~s111.· Mlddlf&)Ort. : ii1o married Ira White. In 1918 JJIIDIC8l' for the gas COIIWIDY; In Gallla County. He prec- oald the clecreasewWresultlnan her in delth In 1B3ll. · annual eevtnc at about $1-lt for Two sons and two dau&hters the average customer who helta survive, Floyd Whitt, Loni!Dg, hi& home with aatural gao, llan., and Leo White, T-a, The reductions come under Fla., Mro. Rali>h (Mary) KeGo provlalons ofthefllelcoatclausea leg. 2.98 ar, McLean. Va.~o and Mrs. Bert In the communities• eoutraet• I (llelnn) Bocllmor, lllddl<tJOrt. with the pa company and wW Mra. Marearet Mae u:.ereer, One dauiht&r proc- her In remain ill elfect for 0111 yoor. Reg. 10.95 a, Patriot 111. I, died Mollday deotb. Fourtaen grandchDdreo They oro the result of 1 refund evoo1ng 111 7:05 at Hoholr Hos- sum... from Ohio Fuel G11 Co., wblch pital. She had a patient One siBtor, lira. Sylvlallamll, Bl(llllleo nature! paiD Columbia ' "there for two week!. x-aator, Blll"'IVOO. Gal of Ohio and26other&IICOJI>o Reg. 5.99 Mrs. Mercer was born July Mro. White wao a cook at ~ ponies In Ohio. 9, 1893 Ill CuilDden, tho daulltt· 1or HoiPltalatone time. S!ewao The rate clecresse wW IPP1.Jo tor"' 'lbomal EdWard and ,Nsn- lut ~od 11 a cook II the 111 241. Oblo communltiea In eo. 1111 Hqer. !lie woo the laat aur- NelaonvWe TB Hofllital. S!ewu lumble Gao of Ohio tll'ritory, mtng member ot her !amlly. a member ot 1he Na~Arene llle woo married to WUbur M. Qlureh. Mercer, Dee. 21, 19IO at WollReg. 1.19 peo, W, Va. Hs 11Ul'11veo, alan& VETEHANS IIEMOIIIAL ooe ...,, Fraud Mercer ol HOSPITAL Patriot: three daulltttero, Mn. ADIIISIIONS - Emmett WW, Reg. 4.95 4 Player Namle Javlns, st. Albanl, W. Pomeroy: George ~. Rao Va.; Mrs. Gene>lve Smith, Bl· cine; Gordo P-aon, Hsclrio; NEW HAVEN- Funeral oerc:rrua: llro. Glady• casto, wile Ruth cas..U, Yiddlc>ort; Geoe vi<O& for Nora E. RoUIIh, 87, '' of Rev. CAitO at Qlester; teD &aa. Pomeroy. Reg. 1.00 . MJDor...We, who died thlo mom· ...,.tcblldrell, 23 groii-Crand· IISCHABGES - VIta Nlerl, lnl wlU he held Friday ol 2 p. cblldreo, and throe great.sreot. Audrey Jel!oro, illn')' Ehlln, m. o1 the EwiDI a>apel with the granclchUdrell. George Cimdlfl, George ~. Rev. R. L. carmichael and Rev. !''' Reg. 98c, 91nchr 100 Count Mrs. Mereer wa1 a member w-u stuUer oflldaUq. a,-. ••• at the Patrklt -~~ Olurch. tal wlU he In the Graham Sorvleoo will be held there ol 3 liE1GS GENERAL liOSPifAL ol GrahiDI - · ' p.m. 1burlday. The Rev. Alfred ADiollSSlONS - Ella Gooclln, -statim cometsrY Reg;,98c, Service 4 cametor7 at Graham IIDUOJ will olflciate. Hurtal will Harrlsonvillo, !lie was am.....,. at tbellllllhe In Ohio Valley Memory GarIISCHARGES - None. ed Brelhron ChUrch at Now Us. !.•· r dena. ed Brelhron Orurdl at N e w Reg. 2.98, 1 Gal. Friend a .may call. at Mlller' s and altellded the F1111111"al Rome after 2 p.m. Wedocllot a.urch In MlneriVIlle. She need&y. The body will he fllkeo to (Conllnuod from Page 1) .... piOCeded bi -IQ'•dlll&b· the church to lie in state ThunReg..•.19, ~Qt. Stainless Rth, backed by tho Big Bond tor, Mra. WUUam (Frede) Kea. dat' !rom 2111 3 p.m. dallcera, wW c1o Whipped tor- four 1f01'1 ll"· I !mvtvor• !Delude three gr11111Cream. Papant acco._tot Ia lira. dlqlrtera,llro.Dole(Mel')')llol· Reg. 1.19, 541172 Marpret Neuman and drUm·. era, Sonohllch, Dl.; lira. Doamtr 11 fred Sla..., an Ohio aid (J)elorea) 11e1in11t, and Mra. Unl•erlil¥ -nl. UjlltiDI and Edward (Jiolenl Mcnwmald.ota11iD1 will he bandied 1>1 a BIB of Walled Lake, Mlddpn, and of Bencllillnotrel nine ereot-aranddlil-. eompoaed o1 Mr. and lo!fa. AIFrlendo mey call at the Ill· tan H&rrla, Mra. Robert c.,., aoral hOmO anytime. • ... 1.69 . . . Roherl and Jameo CI'OII a Dd ' (lllleoro wore elected w!len Erie Qiambora. THREE ABE FINED ' 400. lllddlti>Ofl a.urch of Olriot Aat bijjl lchooi It U· Three per- - I ilnocl by · ' mat !llndiJ, April clonll !rom OIUll,y - · wW lllddllfi.Orl liaiOI' o. Fllher ~ASU Thot"worolfl.lserve u allier• and ullhor-• 1'ulldl,y ' ""'·ill the dNrch. ~ loiQyor ... elected prea- for the ·evont. On- m aa21, Rklno, '' ;,ldilill KathJ Manl01 vice preli· alii In tho aocii~UIII .will be Nlllllic 1 1toP li&D. Gocy R I 1 !llaan· Souloby, seeratory: (lila Eta~ Cblpo HaynN, It, Bt,l,lll.....rt,for Abbott. treaaurer; Rid& ter at Si&ma J'l!l liot'Or· IPMt:.._ both f18 aqd 'ooall,lllld ,_tor, and RDger Icy and Ill• ~ Chombor Emorloa~oo,eo,-ltr.1,Ciiolbo . ortdlre<tor, aalllled by of CGmllllrco, .,..._..,.. at• tn;'t$ .and ~- on etmletlooat and Debbie Msi4on. the 191111 _,t. lnlo>dcldon.· Advance 'tlckota 1111¥ be pur. GorliLch clonalod $1 for chased 111lllf .P·m: liolurdiJ at liL ,.,.ATOE ILL . irOuP wU1 be Nelson' I Dtull, SWIM 1 n d ''' · , ,.. ,,,. , •··-, ~ DIXI &~ad~¥, LobaeliruP' Iild ·thi ,.,.,. York ·-~~._.~!'!!.., --=~ O'~tod< by llr. and C)Gthla& - i l l fGiiilrw; VD· ~Tuoldlf V""""' wllb tho,_-, tap Pha:rmaC7 n.tWo Drup ~ · .· · · ,...,.,.., Mr and .,. the Sowll18 C.U;S.. )llddlo. "' CIUii, /!1;, WhO waa tho · port, IN1 at the Ful'.vilu lllr· Hob~ ~l!"iiP•1 ·~ 1 1M4ea1 By~ .· ~' MASON , ' .W"""'"'o " SUPE.R DISCOUNT . Nora E. Roush ·Dies Wednesday ' bg.1.00 . . ., ' ' Reg.U9 Reg.69c ... ..... ~ · Bathroom TISSUES ····10 .. ro1s 69c I .f I I I 0 I : A. · d. ;d1·n :· oat 66c ,., ... ...:; JUG SAUCI PANS .... ·.... · ..., 66c ·...... ·.. orAy 77c PIDESTAI. PwmR :····· only 99c ·,...... .... .,, . -<E.-....ww. -·of c. eoto- f:'iJii'a j 'l ' ' .. ~ · .o\1- I ' ' Jt..r 1JN*I~· . :- · I :.;, ·.". 1<'1 ""*''Co • ' ··: . ' .. .. ;., ' " ., . ~ ..... :. . OI!Jy18c , ' 11*1111 ....... (11nli I<CIIIOIJ I"l1C · Elmi1 Brinker, WWlsm Carl.. mn, Beti.Y Van !Jeter, Marsaret Ann carlemn and Patrick cart.. too aoeompanllld 1>1 Mr.andldra, Hayman Bornltt of Pomeroy vi.. lted Ptl. and Mrs. Keith Harnits and sons at Kingston, Ohio, !IW>day, ilr. and Mro. Gory Barnlt• and .,dlilthtor• also called 1otor 1011 wao a family reunion. Mr. ' 11t11 Mrs, ~ Pierce of AlhenO, JIDIIOS Clrele at ~ow Haven, W, Va., and Rick Cl!':le of Charl-n. were a! the homo ., lll'a. 11ory c~ 1 !!llurday ..... NoteS Ml•i .... Ill PJCI<iV -"* now- "' clillnablt~ .NPft-. ltkk lVUlft, *'-" NIIIOIIIble (11nol. c n -- - illp J1ld aut ilfollleHI)', ...., 1(11rklln& - · "Qulc(I·AI-A.Wlnk." Ovtn Is~ for tilt Witllaut acrubblfll or willllfll. "-PP&r '1216 .... I 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I II 30. Madel Now$' I I I I ONLY I II You pt thele deluu NORGE futures: 1 1 • "Balanced HOot" Oven for perloet boki11J, • Fvrcololn Finlahed Top Soli Trays alide aut 1 ""'lllna, broilin1 roaulta. -clean Mlily. I 0 S--' lltolle "'lei01 I RIIIIOWibleOven Dcorbrinpllln COINIII· 1 I ,..... r "' aut on ny on 11111'"· illlal for falter cleanlna. • llluml..ud Clock and Interval Timor for • Convenient Applilnce Outlet for Toeatw, · 1 tlminl oven and surface cookinc. Mixer, .etc. 1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ I• 1 EASY TERMS-BANK RATE fiNANCING . I IN GELS ·FURNITURE .. · · OP~ FRI: & SAT. NIGHTS ':',f MIDDLEPORT '"---------·-·---··---·-··--··---·-·--·-·---~.;..·-·-··--··-·--·~ DAVIS ICE & PRODUCE CO. (Owned and Operated By Crows Stuk Housel Between Pomeroy and Middleport Mr. and Mrs, Don !mlth and ~ -- ~~------------------~ family were dinner guest11 of Mr. and Mn. Paul !linlth ol U>rcu, ho\!Orlng tho blrthdaj> of Mrs. UllVII Joan Smith. ' .'' ..., and hand, Is atllred In Applesword Jack,Inwith patch over eye family, ~- ;:\'· " llr. and lllrs. James Ingram ot Columbus spentaweekendwlth RalPh Lee and Robert Lee and 0 0 o . ,MiaUve plaaa are also llei'I!BY lor the Town'• IMua! Fourth of July eolobratiooand participation In the Me""' COuiiQ' Fair. In addltloa to the varioua •ct. ta110111 the """ 11m blue ribbons at the Weal VfrgiDis Federaii<X!- Women's Club Con· ventiOII .attbeGreemrlttr, White !lliphUr !Pflnga: '. lofra. Iiuilllle Hester...., these on six · dolls · olle created from acrapaH,J! material, and dried apples- pArakeet feautora, ate. Mall of you I am sure hve soon oculptund IIIIPIO dolls but the six characters i viewed theotbernlgbt,GrandmaGrlmes, Apple Jack, an Italian, and three kings - e the most reoll&tle dried apple characters 1 have ever 10011. These characters stand about 8" hlp. Grandma Grlmea, a fitting name don't you think, hfeatured silllng in her rocking cbllr l<nltdng, carving .. the llj)ple e.<tenclsovor'aperiodofSweeks with· the final results, a I a c e cent weekend. .· JOID CURTAIN RODS .. · .. ·.... only 1tc Teen Group ' . .~l' . . . , l.ldlts &. StWl A--- . Mro. Cbarleo Dodd did her bit, olie washed and ironed tho eurtalns ol home. stnCe it wili Indeed bO along, · hal 111mmer tho group met with · NoW Haven Town <OW!cll andotb· 1~:;;. or. Interested poroooa, ln'·i'eaard ·to :llili oporllli<m · o1 the swimm1ng pOol IN1 communii.Y build- :~; Oarmei·N~w; ·::IT.~::.?.~~=~ 99Z-l63S'··"·' . . .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. . Clllly $1.49 .. TABLE aom Reg.29c • Ins lou,congenital speech mal!orlllliiiOJl,. de!eds, ,d olt drawn andwrlnkled,takeoonits palate, own character. carving a little arid other crippled types where eaeh evenlna during the 8 weeks 110 services are otherwise avail- brings out the truly roallotlc able. ~ features. These bunnies made a great Grandma's body made to fit contribution to the 1968 Eaoter the head, io attired in a h i g h Seal Campaign by collecting neck w!llte blouseandblacl<sklrt. $211.80 ror the ·two Saturday&, Her hair Is composed of white the socit!ty said. yarn put in place with tweezer• A full fcport ls to be~· a tiny strand at a time, lated and edited, giving a full Apple Jnck, the plrate,"inothreport on the suceeas or the er DJ)I)Ie character, stands on 1968 Mason COunty qster Seal . his peg leg holding a par rut. 11 lnddentally, the ' parrot's real- convention In Columbus 1 ro- .,. . BADMINTON SETS · ··· _., $2.99 ta1loD m'a Club and Searl and Roo· buck FOIIldallon lot effective Commun!IY action ' tbroulllout 1966-M. 1, ~• obaerved "rot ~and thl• Communii.Y acti<X! - reeoidly we were · -·by the prelldem, Mrs. Euphe Hooter, to clean tho llbrl\')' In PfiiPOfatlon. •for open house '"'· TueldU. , 1\'<XI· der,.t how m0111 would ·• .., - well Ill~ first to with scrub bucket and rap waalolro. Marjorie lloffJnan. Others thol shoWed ui> to scn~b !loon. duot booka, and clean wlftdow• .were Mrs. Eugene Hester, Mrs. Wil!lam Russell, llrs.Edwanlsteln, Mrs. Jack .Flesher, Mrs. &Ill· dred RoUsh:..: and ldrs; Doneld · .~,, which the JOIIIIC bumleolll""sented will 111> 10Wardo helti/ng aoy child or adult who io crippled 1>1 birth, Injury or Ulneaslildudlng orthriUs, ceribralpi.ijQo, pOllo, muscular <IYslrOllhY, multipie aclerools, orthopedic, hoar- n, !linith attended an FF A '•,, iii PIOIC SlTS ...... · ..... only 66c ~~~~ ua... lilee, ," I ... Terry Dougher\)', Miss Debbie Woqmer, Miss Calhy Woomer,· Miss Sa)'re,. ' Re_g.69c ' PAPER PLATES ...... ·.. · oaly 58c ~ ham: Mrs.I.Joe .-ierbaugh, Mi11 ::"!!rom ;:;.·. ~::~~:: r.ae..aii<XI of \¥om. The donations 'for thelfl,llles By the Day ;:;.: .16::~~========;~~~~LSar~a:Lewl;:·:· and=~Mi=s~aK:alhY:~IIal:l. ' IRON PATOIS ·........ · Olllv r· ',,''("•','' $299 .' . ~:SO::mcky omaAL BASEJAI'S .... 0!11J 77c ·a..;::;: w laJaMIDI•. Furnltu.re ,,...a: ..!"Y ••• Reg.$9c Chlldrens lORRIES · ····· only 23c. LADIES 1 3 ROOMS TO THE FIIIST l<M bf._39c ani -rviand 'and• kept a watchfUl 010 .., the bimnlea aa tht1l:anvaosed t h e - and lower bulllneos sections of Point Pleasant · Mrs. Keith lUll, Mrs. alarles Holstein, Jr., Mrs. Jamos Warns. ley,, Mr. · and· Mrs. David Lari- .. . ~!30:00 DO••n-1111111<4 Olt LAWN CHAIRS ·.. ·.... only $2.99 MaPifylng MIROIS ···· orjy .~ ~~Ki~Wf' alio to . ·; only AHANDY.IOOK I<> and )'011111 ;-New OIAISE LOIMGES · .... only $6.44 LADe . BillFOlDS ...... • .A.I!IJIUCAf<l ~ atAISE PADS .... · .... · enly $1.00 Moyer Named President men ~~=·=Pd=·~Po=l.~.::!.;.te: .· MillY IJ!anko are iloctoiMied .,· ~r!'!}: • T,a.mMr:M:'·~~:!':e:s·~d&W:·: ;:.v ~... ,. ,t:·:Bow•r .,.. 'ot·,· the following girls · \ boys and tll'e women who 'DAYS~ On Monday Pageant Burmfes . ' ' 74, Claimed ' ' . by :AL,.,." .. l\Tatural Gas I' · J AND Held Friday • ' .. IDtes To Be Mrs. Mercer, · !'fill Mrs. White . ... Club Is to"lle : com. cltaii<XII recentiy. They roceiV• ., od ~· Silver SWord Cltali<X! lor Capel; Crulllde; . NaUonal Red Croao lot.Wuntati oervlcearon· lkli'ocl fillloWibs'llle Sliv..·Jlri<li!O Coltapae: Honor Otli> ~wu:d, pre- , ; ·.PT. PLEASANT- ~"'· ..dauabter' p! Ml'l AAd· j\ks.J, W. llr.Mdllfra.Ga'1Qigbea,1a. bove .•are the ·Ma.., eount,y .Eaa- ."p.~~•.Am Siller"'~ or Klmall-d, daughter o1 Mr. aiJd ·lor Seal !lunnlea who cl~. ¥r~ w ·Mrs;y~tlil Siileto, Jr., Mrs. IUehord Kinnaird· s u o an t tho 19118 Easter' Seal P'~llll ''Kay' erl!btree;, ~ of ldro. Amlek, ~- of,Mr: and ldra. ~ Saturday, April lllb,_ W;.~~uti! ~ ,Cr,IItrf!li, llenlse Me- Joe AIJ)Idt, M¢iui\ G,r 0 e r, _ard&y, April 1311t, by \irolillt-, :llo!'lel, dauahter ot ¥r. andMro. dlugltter ot Mr. &lid Mro. Rob. lq to the people of Mason Coun- Calvin R. McDaniel, llel>ra Ham· ert Gt.,.. ' and lieverl;r woom.. ~paper lute~ made ~Y hand!· 1110<k, ~' of Mrs •.B. C. er, ,dall&bl.r;.or ·~. ond:, Mr•· "!'pped empklieoa of lite Ea-. ~ ,. ~ota FrllOlllllll, W.• IL wOIJIIieio. ~r yiiuaa Ia; ~al SOcieQ'. ~ter·.. "' ·Mr. ai1i1 Mrs. Ill- dita, w!IQ . flril}•lt!",tlici: 11 1111n. · !llown 11'01\1 loll , to rjSitl In· . ~1\f,,lii Free~. , , 1111•· bUt Ire .not pictured wore ...the picture above are: ' ,,·, ·~ )lj!!DI.E • ~01: Detible Ftllh. . Christie .:W~er." ' di~l!lltor· of ," BACK ROW: i'ellll" Nowso'!'", .. '!'"· ~r of ll!r. and lira .. Mr. and Mr(. iv. u, Woomer, . .,.,gbter of Mr. and lo!fo.; lf¥· ·. \'td\P Fisher, Tina ll'llcoxeo, Booky noti~nd, dall&l>ter of Mr. · liD Newsom~, Mary Dolton, dluit!hter at Mr. and llrs. Lor- and lolra. Russtllllolland, Mary .. n<'~e.", · ,. atne ~eoxen, Keaa Pridemore, and Jeanie Perry, ctallllrter• or ds.lllhter of Mr. IN1 Mrs. ~en- Mi. · lind Mro. Charles Perry, no1b D. Pridemore; Jod1 White, Jllt Kearna, daujillf~r of lolr. dauahler . of lllr. and lolro .. _0~ and Mri. Gene Kearn a, and Tan· 0. " , , o,~. Whlter·."!'lle .~' ~: !b'lild~!erFierballill>daU&b· "r · ol Mr. ~d lllrl. ~· ·teii:a ·ot\'.1>1•. and lira. JcieFterHenry. Lisle \l'ird, dau&llter,of .. i>allsh. ''!'hete worealaotwo>)'OIIII8 '· Mr: and Mrs. •Domald L. Ward, Who made their rounds. , ' ·. ~J1111l!a Farl~d~terii!Mr. 'llle.v i"were Mitch. Holateln, 11111 •, lllld Mrs. Melvin For 01· ., of , ~o~r-, and Mio. a>arles HoiCOURT OF F.R,ONf R()W: Jennifer Lund, Jlllll,;-' Jrt, '.and, Dov!~ Lol!ham, ·daU&Ilter of "ft i ondMrs. Chn' ·sOn ofMt.' and)lrs.lllvid !..anle,l Lu,r•d, Barbar~ ~-""• ~:' ~a,m. -·· . , '-' ;Ulies Distriblu ~e ~""""*' .-..~~. .....,. t ', aouah. 1be NOw-' - nlende4 for having reeel•od four In Vietnam Suggested Rate is Down ' ' Les,ser , R ()l'e NIXON • CHUCK ROASt~l~~ClJs.e............... lb. 53C ' ROLLED · RUMP.~!~~..c!-------------lb. 99C ' ROUND STEAK!'!D!~~-------------.Ib., 89C SI.BLOlN STEAL'!!~~2'~------------1b. 99e .GROUN,DBEEF-------------------·-.Ib. 59C ·' ' ' ~ . ' l . . . . . .,. . . . . . --------.1 b. 6.9.c. d ••.;.•••••. 1b. .. ' .," ,, t• ·' ~ ' �'\~ ~- ' . ' .. ' The Ilot~ · ' . .Sp~~chl~ss .'11 • •I I< •' ' ' II¥ 11!111111 ~· intOrnotlooll ' • I' . ' ' ''~oil. ' ; ""d·· hla plana 1iei't Qlieblllged, ·l !orry load ~·~• and Oi.i Ev Aid It~ a r:r.o CO<IIII'1· . ·., ·,,•. to NoW York·Qov, Nelsen Boekeloli.,.a -~~~~ ·) tho R<Publl<an~a presldontlollll!llinltiOI1wa&,mtl '' · paUtlcol atllemontl !rom toP pollllclllll of hl'l~"l' , Bitbard 11, Nl"'n, tho former vice prelldoot, eeld he thoilihl ll!llllllll!ill CllellllUkl·wln tht GOP liOIIIinlllon deflllte Boeketell.,.a entr)'. . . Jloekl(oller, he oald, ''eanltlll Cllltomla oald l!ocke{oller'l · a vigorous cUDPtlgn bill I .......,...em clld not chllv "· bili!tve rU Win tbe nomloatlono" hiS own ltatul of ••Iatt week''Nilron oald Boeke{oller'a eloll- when Reopn aald he wu not l.t1Jge would umake tor a ~ an ~~~ecr· preaideal:tal ""lllq(' dine at tho GOP candlcllle. Nldoall Convention bill he ''1 aald aood luck 111 him." lllmleit would be "In . I ver7 Relpn aald. "I Olid aood luck PHiLAIELPIIIA (IJPI) -Gov. PGiitloa." m Dick (NIXon), laat yoor at ~v. George Romney of • BohemiiD Grove. rd eey 1011'1 Nelaon A. Boekelollor, docloriag IIi Michlp>, once muted for thO luck UJ Harold StaiSOII but Fvo U, S. pO!Icy.ln V!-..W!aiied Pomei'Ol' " m.. w....... m1UtlrUy and pOUtlcallf, mcto.Y under . . presidoclc¥ by Boeke{eller b&o never mat Harold Staasen." .... :$6 ·p . ' lore Romney cinlJped out In Former Son. l!orry ~ caiied for 1 reversal of tho odvlllce of tho New H-&blro tor, tho GOP'al96f presldentlll u~canllatlOn" of tbe war. BOND TAKEN '(, primar)', did not -rae the candidate, aald he stW ._,... He Olid 5el&o1> muBt UIIDDO 0!10 ~ wutorlelt!id!Q' Poml ' New Yorker. ed Nl>un but, "Governor gre11er rOiliOnslbUIQ' for Ita Ilea. trQY ~r Chlrles ~Tue., ''It is good for tho Rll>ublican Boeke{eller Is cortalnl,y wolo t!Qy, cia1 o...,q. ·it Wll by HaroldE\oo l!ocke!ellor, ill hlsftratapeach party and the country," Rom-- come.." 38, long llot1Dm,~DICharge ney Olld In a statemOJL Sen. Everett M. llrkaeo of since lanouncing hlJ candldley at driving while lntoxlc....,'tor New York Mayor John Dllnois, Senate lkll>ubltcan 1..0. Tueeday for the HspubllcanPrla. $20. ~ said he waa •4pleaaed" er, a man given to wordl, had ldoottal nomination, urged the GOP INVITED about ReokeloUor's announc.. low about l!ockefell.,.s ..,. Vnlted States m call a aUIIIIIIII ~cans are 1Dvil*i10 u; conferenee of Governmentl "in tend the lleet 'YOOl' Caodlcllle ment. "I ckt siG)J)Ort bl.m.'' Slid lllUDCement. 14 Lindsay, •'} 1111 StmJOrtlng Jt'l I free COUiil'Y• 1 1m the gloat crescent from JltPID Nlabl Thurada1'May J. 11sp. ... thlvulhout lodla 1o Iran" In at the Meigs CountY gorap, opoo. blm.'' tborDU&hb' uncommiu.d." seuch of method& to tnsure ec. aored 1Q' tho Melga Colmjy YOIIII& Gov. Ronald Reagan of mmlc progrosa and pOUtlcol stablllt;r in the area. The IJOVOI'IIOr mode hla rOo marks In 1 tiiiOOCh pnpared tor · (Cootinued from Pagel) delivery m 1 lunchOO!I at tho port. World A!Mrs CoWICU of PhiloBockefaller, who Aid he was delphia. Thee,.,erptsroleosedby "most gradlled and -ed'' his otafl olrored neither dremotlc 1Q' the shoWing, apporontly won new IOiutlons rorthewar mr 8\JI"' the elactlon in the small mwns gostionB for POOCO neaotletlolllo of Mao~husetts. AlthoUI!Il he The spooch broke a I~ and ·cambrid£0 1>1 269 - s confl)lcuous sDtmCo by Jloeke{olo and Worceator by 611, he traUod Fwaeral services tor Mra. Volpe 1Q' 712 wtes In Bosmn, Goldie R. White, 66, who died lor on u. S. policy In Southesat loot lllring!leld by 3611, Brockton Tuelday at Veterans Memorial Asia. by 369, Lawre"'o by 367 and Ro8Pitalln Pomei'Ol'o wllibeheld Pall River by 79 in the bill c!U' Fridaj> at 2 p. m.otlllllora FUo bottleo. norol Home In GalllPol1•· 1!8v. 1 1~ U!woll w11 tho lone roma!J>. Charles Simon wW con<U:t the 1at1 ciQ' o - . a oarljo mcto.Y, aorvlceo. but the Merrimack Volley Burial wW be In Mound HlU 1Dllstrlal CIQ' II I Btro!ll cometsrY· Friend& m&J call at llomoc:ratlc areo. Unofficial tho !unorel homo alter t p, m. Natural pa rates wlU he r .. . ' ,_.,. shoWed Vo]j)e wbming Tburlday. duced two lllld 31 o...-llundredtha Lowell by less than IOO -s, llro. Wblto, 1 roaldonl of 100. ot a cent per thoueend cubic foot ·wblch would not affect the final diii(IOrt, WOI harD In GaUWolis In -~ and Middl<tJOrt beo on Jan. 29, 1902, dauilhter of tho &lmlnil Juno 1, Columbia Gal ~Juno•!j.'t'ISaraAnn~a, .of Qblp, ""~IPID"""od tada)'. , ' "' ' ' . . ~err~ ~ ~~.- ~ ,~~s111.· Mlddlf&)Ort. : ii1o married Ira White. In 1918 JJIIDIC8l' for the gas COIIWIDY; In Gallla County. He prec- oald the clecreasewWresultlnan her in delth In 1B3ll. · annual eevtnc at about $1-lt for Two sons and two dau&hters the average customer who helta survive, Floyd Whitt, Loni!Dg, hi& home with aatural gao, llan., and Leo White, T-a, The reductions come under Fla., Mro. Rali>h (Mary) KeGo provlalons ofthefllelcoatclausea leg. 2.98 ar, McLean. Va.~o and Mrs. Bert In the communities• eoutraet• I (llelnn) Bocllmor, lllddl<tJOrt. with the pa company and wW Mra. Marearet Mae u:.ereer, One dauiht&r proc- her In remain ill elfect for 0111 yoor. Reg. 10.95 a, Patriot 111. I, died Mollday deotb. Fourtaen grandchDdreo They oro the result of 1 refund evoo1ng 111 7:05 at Hoholr Hos- sum... from Ohio Fuel G11 Co., wblch pital. She had a patient One siBtor, lira. Sylvlallamll, Bl(llllleo nature! paiD Columbia ' "there for two week!. x-aator, Blll"'IVOO. Gal of Ohio and26other&IICOJI>o Reg. 5.99 Mrs. Mercer was born July Mro. White wao a cook at ~ ponies In Ohio. 9, 1893 Ill CuilDden, tho daulltt· 1or HoiPltalatone time. S!ewao The rate clecresse wW IPP1.Jo tor"' 'lbomal EdWard and ,Nsn- lut ~od 11 a cook II the 111 241. Oblo communltiea In eo. 1111 Hqer. !lie woo the laat aur- NelaonvWe TB Hofllital. S!ewu lumble Gao of Ohio tll'ritory, mtng member ot her !amlly. a member ot 1he Na~Arene llle woo married to WUbur M. Qlureh. Mercer, Dee. 21, 19IO at WollReg. 1.19 peo, W, Va. Hs 11Ul'11veo, alan& VETEHANS IIEMOIIIAL ooe ...,, Fraud Mercer ol HOSPITAL Patriot: three daulltttero, Mn. ADIIISIIONS - Emmett WW, Reg. 4.95 4 Player Namle Javlns, st. Albanl, W. Pomeroy: George ~. Rao Va.; Mrs. Gene>lve Smith, Bl· cine; Gordo P-aon, Hsclrio; NEW HAVEN- Funeral oerc:rrua: llro. Glady• casto, wile Ruth cas..U, Yiddlc>ort; Geoe vi<O& for Nora E. RoUIIh, 87, '' of Rev. CAitO at Qlester; teD &aa. Pomeroy. Reg. 1.00 . MJDor...We, who died thlo mom· ...,.tcblldrell, 23 groii-Crand· IISCHABGES - VIta Nlerl, lnl wlU he held Friday ol 2 p. cblldreo, and throe great.sreot. Audrey Jel!oro, illn')' Ehlln, m. o1 the EwiDI a>apel with the granclchUdrell. George Cimdlfl, George ~. Rev. R. L. carmichael and Rev. !''' Reg. 98c, 91nchr 100 Count Mrs. Mereer wa1 a member w-u stuUer oflldaUq. a,-. ••• at the Patrklt -~~ Olurch. tal wlU he In the Graham Sorvleoo will be held there ol 3 liE1GS GENERAL liOSPifAL ol GrahiDI - · ' p.m. 1burlday. The Rev. Alfred ADiollSSlONS - Ella Gooclln, -statim cometsrY Reg;,98c, Service 4 cametor7 at Graham IIDUOJ will olflciate. Hurtal will Harrlsonvillo, !lie was am.....,. at tbellllllhe In Ohio Valley Memory GarIISCHARGES - None. ed Brelhron ChUrch at Now Us. !.•· r dena. ed Brelhron Orurdl at N e w Reg. 2.98, 1 Gal. Friend a .may call. at Mlller' s and altellded the F1111111"al Rome after 2 p.m. Wedocllot a.urch In MlneriVIlle. She need&y. The body will he fllkeo to (Conllnuod from Page 1) .... piOCeded bi -IQ'•dlll&b· the church to lie in state ThunReg..•.19, ~Qt. Stainless Rth, backed by tho Big Bond tor, Mra. WUUam (Frede) Kea. dat' !rom 2111 3 p.m. dallcera, wW c1o Whipped tor- four 1f01'1 ll"· I !mvtvor• !Delude three gr11111Cream. Papant acco._tot Ia lira. dlqlrtera,llro.Dole(Mel')')llol· Reg. 1.19, 541172 Marpret Neuman and drUm·. era, Sonohllch, Dl.; lira. Doamtr 11 fred Sla..., an Ohio aid (J)elorea) 11e1in11t, and Mra. Unl•erlil¥ -nl. UjlltiDI and Edward (Jiolenl Mcnwmald.ota11iD1 will he bandied 1>1 a BIB of Walled Lake, Mlddpn, and of Bencllillnotrel nine ereot-aranddlil-. eompoaed o1 Mr. and lo!fa. AIFrlendo mey call at the Ill· tan H&rrla, Mra. Robert c.,., aoral hOmO anytime. • ... 1.69 . . . Roherl and Jameo CI'OII a Dd ' (lllleoro wore elected w!len Erie Qiambora. THREE ABE FINED ' 400. lllddlti>Ofl a.urch of Olriot Aat bijjl lchooi It U· Three per- - I ilnocl by · ' mat !llndiJ, April clonll !rom OIUll,y - · wW lllddllfi.Orl liaiOI' o. Fllher ~ASU Thot"worolfl.lserve u allier• and ullhor-• 1'ulldl,y ' ""'·ill the dNrch. ~ loiQyor ... elected prea- for the ·evont. On- m aa21, Rklno, '' ;,ldilill KathJ Manl01 vice preli· alii In tho aocii~UIII .will be Nlllllic 1 1toP li&D. Gocy R I 1 !llaan· Souloby, seeratory: (lila Eta~ Cblpo HaynN, It, Bt,l,lll.....rt,for Abbott. treaaurer; Rid& ter at Si&ma J'l!l liot'Or· IPMt:.._ both f18 aqd 'ooall,lllld ,_tor, and RDger Icy and Ill• ~ Chombor Emorloa~oo,eo,-ltr.1,Ciiolbo . ortdlre<tor, aalllled by of CGmllllrco, .,..._..,.. at• tn;'t$ .and ~- on etmletlooat and Debbie Msi4on. the 191111 _,t. lnlo>dcldon.· Advance 'tlckota 1111¥ be pur. GorliLch clonalod $1 for chased 111lllf .P·m: liolurdiJ at liL ,.,.ATOE ILL . irOuP wU1 be Nelson' I Dtull, SWIM 1 n d ''' · , ,.. ,,,. , •··-, ~ DIXI &~ad~¥, LobaeliruP' Iild ·thi ,.,.,. York ·-~~._.~!'!!.., --=~ O'~tod< by llr. and C)Gthla& - i l l fGiiilrw; VD· ~Tuoldlf V""""' wllb tho,_-, tap Pha:rmaC7 n.tWo Drup ~ · .· · · ,...,.,.., Mr and .,. the Sowll18 C.U;S.. )llddlo. "' CIUii, /!1;, WhO waa tho · port, IN1 at the Ful'.vilu lllr· Hob~ ~l!"iiP•1 ·~ 1 1M4ea1 By~ .· ~' MASON , ' .W"""'"'o " SUPE.R DISCOUNT . Nora E. Roush ·Dies Wednesday ' bg.1.00 . . ., ' ' Reg.U9 Reg.69c ... ..... ~ · Bathroom TISSUES ····10 .. ro1s 69c I .f I I I 0 I : A. · d. ;d1·n :· oat 66c ,., ... ...:; JUG SAUCI PANS .... ·.... · ..., 66c ·...... ·.. orAy 77c PIDESTAI. PwmR :····· only 99c ·,...... .... .,, . -<E.-....ww. -·of c. eoto- f:'iJii'a j 'l ' ' .. ~ · .o\1- I ' ' Jt..r 1JN*I~· . :- · I :.;, ·.". 1<'1 ""*''Co • ' ··: . ' .. .. ;., ' " ., . ~ ..... :. . OI!Jy18c , ' 11*1111 ....... (11nli I<CIIIOIJ I"l1C · Elmi1 Brinker, WWlsm Carl.. mn, Beti.Y Van !Jeter, Marsaret Ann carlemn and Patrick cart.. too aoeompanllld 1>1 Mr.andldra, Hayman Bornltt of Pomeroy vi.. lted Ptl. and Mrs. Keith Harnits and sons at Kingston, Ohio, !IW>day, ilr. and Mro. Gory Barnlt• and .,dlilthtor• also called 1otor 1011 wao a family reunion. Mr. ' 11t11 Mrs, ~ Pierce of AlhenO, JIDIIOS Clrele at ~ow Haven, W, Va., and Rick Cl!':le of Charl-n. were a! the homo ., lll'a. 11ory c~ 1 !!llurday ..... NoteS Ml•i .... Ill PJCI<iV -"* now- "' clillnablt~ .NPft-. ltkk lVUlft, *'-" NIIIOIIIble (11nol. c n -- - illp J1ld aut ilfollleHI)', ...., 1(11rklln& - · "Qulc(I·AI-A.Wlnk." Ovtn Is~ for tilt Witllaut acrubblfll or willllfll. "-PP&r '1216 .... I 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I II 30. Madel Now$' I I I I ONLY I II You pt thele deluu NORGE futures: 1 1 • "Balanced HOot" Oven for perloet boki11J, • Fvrcololn Finlahed Top Soli Trays alide aut 1 ""'lllna, broilin1 roaulta. -clean Mlily. I 0 S--' lltolle "'lei01 I RIIIIOWibleOven Dcorbrinpllln COINIII· 1 I ,..... r "' aut on ny on 11111'"· illlal for falter cleanlna. • llluml..ud Clock and Interval Timor for • Convenient Applilnce Outlet for Toeatw, · 1 tlminl oven and surface cookinc. Mixer, .etc. 1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ I• 1 EASY TERMS-BANK RATE fiNANCING . I IN GELS ·FURNITURE .. · · OP~ FRI: & SAT. NIGHTS ':',f MIDDLEPORT '"---------·-·---··---·-··--··---·-·--·-·---~.;..·-·-··--··-·--·~ DAVIS ICE & PRODUCE CO. (Owned and Operated By Crows Stuk Housel Between Pomeroy and Middleport Mr. and Mrs, Don !mlth and ~ -- ~~------------------~ family were dinner guest11 of Mr. and Mn. Paul !linlth ol U>rcu, ho\!Orlng tho blrthdaj> of Mrs. UllVII Joan Smith. ' .'' ..., and hand, Is atllred In Applesword Jack,Inwith patch over eye family, ~- ;:\'· " llr. and lllrs. James Ingram ot Columbus spentaweekendwlth RalPh Lee and Robert Lee and 0 0 o . ,MiaUve plaaa are also llei'I!BY lor the Town'• IMua! Fourth of July eolobratiooand participation In the Me""' COuiiQ' Fair. In addltloa to the varioua •ct. ta110111 the """ 11m blue ribbons at the Weal VfrgiDis Federaii<X!- Women's Club Con· ventiOII .attbeGreemrlttr, White !lliphUr !Pflnga: '. lofra. Iiuilllle Hester...., these on six · dolls · olle created from acrapaH,J! material, and dried apples- pArakeet feautora, ate. Mall of you I am sure hve soon oculptund IIIIPIO dolls but the six characters i viewed theotbernlgbt,GrandmaGrlmes, Apple Jack, an Italian, and three kings - e the most reoll&tle dried apple characters 1 have ever 10011. These characters stand about 8" hlp. Grandma Grlmea, a fitting name don't you think, hfeatured silllng in her rocking cbllr l<nltdng, carving .. the llj)ple e.<tenclsovor'aperiodofSweeks with· the final results, a I a c e cent weekend. .· JOID CURTAIN RODS .. · .. ·.... only 1tc Teen Group ' . .~l' . . . , l.ldlts &. StWl A--- . Mro. Cbarleo Dodd did her bit, olie washed and ironed tho eurtalns ol home. stnCe it wili Indeed bO along, · hal 111mmer tho group met with · NoW Haven Town <OW!cll andotb· 1~:;;. or. Interested poroooa, ln'·i'eaard ·to :llili oporllli<m · o1 the swimm1ng pOol IN1 communii.Y build- :~; Oarmei·N~w; ·::IT.~::.?.~~=~ 99Z-l63S'··"·' . . .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. . Clllly $1.49 .. TABLE aom Reg.29c • Ins lou,congenital speech mal!orlllliiiOJl,. de!eds, ,d olt drawn andwrlnkled,takeoonits palate, own character. carving a little arid other crippled types where eaeh evenlna during the 8 weeks 110 services are otherwise avail- brings out the truly roallotlc able. ~ features. These bunnies made a great Grandma's body made to fit contribution to the 1968 Eaoter the head, io attired in a h i g h Seal Campaign by collecting neck w!llte blouseandblacl<sklrt. $211.80 ror the ·two Saturday&, Her hair Is composed of white the socit!ty said. yarn put in place with tweezer• A full fcport ls to be~· a tiny strand at a time, lated and edited, giving a full Apple Jnck, the plrate,"inothreport on the suceeas or the er DJ)I)Ie character, stands on 1968 Mason COunty qster Seal . his peg leg holding a par rut. 11 lnddentally, the ' parrot's real- convention In Columbus 1 ro- .,. . BADMINTON SETS · ··· _., $2.99 ta1loD m'a Club and Searl and Roo· buck FOIIldallon lot effective Commun!IY action ' tbroulllout 1966-M. 1, ~• obaerved "rot ~and thl• Communii.Y acti<X! - reeoidly we were · -·by the prelldem, Mrs. Euphe Hooter, to clean tho llbrl\')' In PfiiPOfatlon. •for open house '"'· TueldU. , 1\'<XI· der,.t how m0111 would ·• .., - well Ill~ first to with scrub bucket and rap waalolro. Marjorie lloffJnan. Others thol shoWed ui> to scn~b !loon. duot booka, and clean wlftdow• .were Mrs. Eugene Hester, Mrs. Wil!lam Russell, llrs.Edwanlsteln, Mrs. Jack .Flesher, Mrs. &Ill· dred RoUsh:..: and ldrs; Doneld · .~,, which the JOIIIIC bumleolll""sented will 111> 10Wardo helti/ng aoy child or adult who io crippled 1>1 birth, Injury or Ulneaslildudlng orthriUs, ceribralpi.ijQo, pOllo, muscular <IYslrOllhY, multipie aclerools, orthopedic, hoar- n, !linith attended an FF A '•,, iii PIOIC SlTS ...... · ..... only 66c ~~~~ ua... lilee, ," I ... Terry Dougher\)', Miss Debbie Woqmer, Miss Calhy Woomer,· Miss Sa)'re,. ' Re_g.69c ' PAPER PLATES ...... ·.. · oaly 58c ~ ham: Mrs.I.Joe .-ierbaugh, Mi11 ::"!!rom ;:;.·. ~::~~:: r.ae..aii<XI of \¥om. The donations 'for thelfl,llles By the Day ;:;.: .16::~~========;~~~~LSar~a:Lewl;:·:· and=~Mi=s~aK:alhY:~IIal:l. ' IRON PATOIS ·........ · Olllv r· ',,''("•','' $299 .' . ~:SO::mcky omaAL BASEJAI'S .... 0!11J 77c ·a..;::;: w laJaMIDI•. Furnltu.re ,,...a: ..!"Y ••• Reg.$9c Chlldrens lORRIES · ····· only 23c. LADIES 1 3 ROOMS TO THE FIIIST l<M bf._39c ani -rviand 'and• kept a watchfUl 010 .., the bimnlea aa tht1l:anvaosed t h e - and lower bulllneos sections of Point Pleasant · Mrs. Keith lUll, Mrs. alarles Holstein, Jr., Mrs. Jamos Warns. ley,, Mr. · and· Mrs. David Lari- .. . ~!30:00 DO••n-1111111<4 Olt LAWN CHAIRS ·.. ·.... only $2.99 MaPifylng MIROIS ···· orjy .~ ~~Ki~Wf' alio to . ·; only AHANDY.IOOK I<> and )'011111 ;-New OIAISE LOIMGES · .... only $6.44 LADe . BillFOlDS ...... • .A.I!IJIUCAf<l ~ atAISE PADS .... · .... · enly $1.00 Moyer Named President men ~~=·=Pd=·~Po=l.~.::!.;.te: .· MillY IJ!anko are iloctoiMied .,· ~r!'!}: • T,a.mMr:M:'·~~:!':e:s·~d&W:·: ;:.v ~... ,. ,t:·:Bow•r .,.. 'ot·,· the following girls · \ boys and tll'e women who 'DAYS~ On Monday Pageant Burmfes . ' ' 74, Claimed ' ' . by :AL,.,." .. l\Tatural Gas I' · J AND Held Friday • ' .. IDtes To Be Mrs. Mercer, · !'fill Mrs. White . ... Club Is to"lle : com. cltaii<XII recentiy. They roceiV• ., od ~· Silver SWord Cltali<X! lor Capel; Crulllde; . NaUonal Red Croao lot.Wuntati oervlcearon· lkli'ocl fillloWibs'llle Sliv..·Jlri<li!O Coltapae: Honor Otli> ~wu:d, pre- , ; ·.PT. PLEASANT- ~"'· ..dauabter' p! Ml'l AAd· j\ks.J, W. llr.Mdllfra.Ga'1Qigbea,1a. bove .•are the ·Ma.., eount,y .Eaa- ."p.~~•.Am Siller"'~ or Klmall-d, daughter o1 Mr. aiJd ·lor Seal !lunnlea who cl~. ¥r~ w ·Mrs;y~tlil Siileto, Jr., Mrs. IUehord Kinnaird· s u o an t tho 19118 Easter' Seal P'~llll ''Kay' erl!btree;, ~ of ldro. Amlek, ~- of,Mr: and ldra. ~ Saturday, April lllb,_ W;.~~uti! ~ ,Cr,IItrf!li, llenlse Me- Joe AIJ)Idt, M¢iui\ G,r 0 e r, _ard&y, April 1311t, by \irolillt-, :llo!'lel, dauahter ot ¥r. andMro. dlugltter ot Mr. &lid Mro. Rob. lq to the people of Mason Coun- Calvin R. McDaniel, llel>ra Ham· ert Gt.,.. ' and lieverl;r woom.. ~paper lute~ made ~Y hand!· 1110<k, ~' of Mrs •.B. C. er, ,dall&bl.r;.or ·~. ond:, Mr•· "!'pped empklieoa of lite Ea-. ~ ,. ~ota FrllOlllllll, W.• IL wOIJIIieio. ~r yiiuaa Ia; ~al SOcieQ'. ~ter·.. "' ·Mr. ai1i1 Mrs. Ill- dita, w!IQ . flril}•lt!",tlici: 11 1111n. · !llown 11'01\1 loll , to rjSitl In· . ~1\f,,lii Free~. , , 1111•· bUt Ire .not pictured wore ...the picture above are: ' ,,·, ·~ )lj!!DI.E • ~01: Detible Ftllh. . Christie .:W~er." ' di~l!lltor· of ," BACK ROW: i'ellll" Nowso'!'", .. '!'"· ~r of ll!r. and lira .. Mr. and Mr(. iv. u, Woomer, . .,.,gbter of Mr. and lo!fo.; lf¥· ·. \'td\P Fisher, Tina ll'llcoxeo, Booky noti~nd, dall&l>ter of Mr. · liD Newsom~, Mary Dolton, dluit!hter at Mr. and llrs. Lor- and lolra. Russtllllolland, Mary .. n<'~e.", · ,. atne ~eoxen, Keaa Pridemore, and Jeanie Perry, ctallllrter• or ds.lllhter of Mr. IN1 Mrs. ~en- Mi. · lind Mro. Charles Perry, no1b D. Pridemore; Jod1 White, Jllt Kearna, daujillf~r of lolr. dauahler . of lllr. and lolro .. _0~ and Mri. Gene Kearn a, and Tan· 0. " , , o,~. Whlter·."!'lle .~' ~: !b'lild~!erFierballill>daU&b· "r · ol Mr. ~d lllrl. ~· ·teii:a ·ot\'.1>1•. and lira. JcieFterHenry. Lisle \l'ird, dau&llter,of .. i>allsh. ''!'hete worealaotwo>)'OIIII8 '· Mr: and Mrs. •Domald L. Ward, Who made their rounds. , ' ·. ~J1111l!a Farl~d~terii!Mr. 'llle.v i"were Mitch. Holateln, 11111 •, lllld Mrs. Melvin For 01· ., of , ~o~r-, and Mio. a>arles HoiCOURT OF F.R,ONf R()W: Jennifer Lund, Jlllll,;-' Jrt, '.and, Dov!~ Lol!ham, ·daU&Ilter of "ft i ondMrs. Chn' ·sOn ofMt.' and)lrs.lllvid !..anle,l Lu,r•d, Barbar~ ~-""• ~:' ~a,m. -·· . , '-' ;Ulies Distriblu ~e ~""""*' .-..~~. .....,. t ', aouah. 1be NOw-' - nlende4 for having reeel•od four In Vietnam Suggested Rate is Down ' ' Les,ser , R ()l'e NIXON • CHUCK ROASt~l~~ClJs.e............... lb. 53C ' ROLLED · RUMP.~!~~..c!-------------lb. 99C ' ROUND STEAK!'!D!~~-------------.Ib., 89C SI.BLOlN STEAL'!!~~2'~------------1b. 99e .GROUN,DBEEF-------------------·-.Ib. 59C ·' ' ' ~ . ' l . . . . . .,. . . . . . --------.1 b. 6.9.c. d ••.;.•••••. 1b. .. ' .," ,, t• ·' ~ ' �• J< ' ' ' PORK STEAK.;~~y••••.3 1.59 3 GROUND BEEE••••••• 1.49 JOWL BACON.:::•••3 1.00 SLICED BOLOGNA=E3 99e lb. pk!J. OUROWN FRESH GROUND ... ...·.· :·.· .-:.: ~ .. .·:···· . Country frelh pkg. EGG each Wagner'• Low Calorie .' ·.·.·.·.·.·.··; We Accepl FeeL Food Sf.omJM lb. ~· J 3 doz. quart pl11tic bottle 19~ "~· GIAJIGE Showboot" . !>rices Effective Mo,y 2-3-4 • pkg. PIES 0 LS .;.· "The Store With A Hart'" ,R ipt reserved :o llmlt quantltlei . pkg . lb. 1BEST BAKERY BUYS! Shaffer's FRUIT Fruit Filled SWEET :·: 5TH and PE:ARL STS.--RAC/NE lb. -CANDY BARS and CHEWING GUM ' pk. 2s~-1o pk. 39e ' DRINK.. w.....," ..J::- 39~ PORK &BEANS~-------~~~~ 19~ OLEO ·--------------·5 lbl-1.00 TISSUE. ____________ JO;! 79e· DOG &CAT FOOD .•••.12 ..... 1. 00 VEL VEETA.••••••••••.2 ~ 99e EASY MONDA Y.•••••••-!!'!59e DEL MONTE DRINK-----~ 29e PEANUT BUTTER.••••~'!:!:.~9e Ho.-tucl Solid• Goorglan Brand Bathroom Jo-lloBranct Kraft Ragular Ch- Loaf Laundry Oetorgenl Gronulol Plnoappt.Gropefrult Comblnotion · PoiB,..nd 1/2 gallon , Stokely's Flnost Tomotoey ·-MRS. . . ·,· FROZEN FOOD SPECIAL OF THE WEEK! . '. 01 S.lt Slt•r41J Gilly MOOTZ \ CATSU~-----------.14 ::t. 12a&.ol• 19C AIIFio_..of!:.,_ CANNED POP.••••••JO .... 99C PRODUCE SPECIALS BREAD 1-lb. s 00 IHves .' 01 Slit SUNIAY Oily .' SEALlE,$1 . No:. 1 Mal•e:· POTA .-. '' 1/2 . YONLY. , �• J< ' ' ' PORK STEAK.;~~y••••.3 1.59 3 GROUND BEEE••••••• 1.49 JOWL BACON.:::•••3 1.00 SLICED BOLOGNA=E3 99e lb. pk!J. OUROWN FRESH GROUND ... ...·.· :·.· .-:.: ~ .. .·:···· . Country frelh pkg. EGG each Wagner'• Low Calorie .' ·.·.·.·.·.·.··; We Accepl FeeL Food Sf.omJM lb. ~· J 3 doz. quart pl11tic bottle 19~ "~· GIAJIGE Showboot" . !>rices Effective Mo,y 2-3-4 • pkg. PIES 0 LS .;.· "The Store With A Hart'" ,R ipt reserved :o llmlt quantltlei . pkg . lb. 1BEST BAKERY BUYS! Shaffer's FRUIT Fruit Filled SWEET :·: 5TH and PE:ARL STS.--RAC/NE lb. -CANDY BARS and CHEWING GUM ' pk. 2s~-1o pk. 39e ' DRINK.. w.....," ..J::- 39~ PORK &BEANS~-------~~~~ 19~ OLEO ·--------------·5 lbl-1.00 TISSUE. ____________ JO;! 79e· DOG &CAT FOOD .•••.12 ..... 1. 00 VEL VEETA.••••••••••.2 ~ 99e EASY MONDA Y.•••••••-!!'!59e DEL MONTE DRINK-----~ 29e PEANUT BUTTER.••••~'!:!:.~9e Ho.-tucl Solid• Goorglan Brand Bathroom Jo-lloBranct Kraft Ragular Ch- Loaf Laundry Oetorgenl Gronulol Plnoappt.Gropefrult Comblnotion · PoiB,..nd 1/2 gallon , Stokely's Flnost Tomotoey ·-MRS. . . ·,· FROZEN FOOD SPECIAL OF THE WEEK! . '. 01 S.lt Slt•r41J Gilly MOOTZ \ CATSU~-----------.14 ::t. 12a&.ol• 19C AIIFio_..of!:.,_ CANNED POP.••••••JO .... 99C PRODUCE SPECIALS BREAD 1-lb. s 00 IHves .' 01 Slit SUNIAY Oily .' SEALlE,$1 . No:. 1 Mal•e:· POTA .-. '' 1/2 . YONLY. , �·=~~.~~·i::.:: "' ~ pPICI OUU t. ....... 011 tla, . ..... llrM ..... ·\·· . 5. I ,P.M. I'OMIIIIOY, QHIO ...... nw41 ,.,.., Va. f.ls.tllp ... AP • We ~ .e nk Rev. WDbur Perrin, pallbear<rs, E I Fua- eral Home, ·e Neullllnl. atlves, lor . lum)ler. ....... . .. " 0111 " . i • �·=~~.~~·i::.:: "' ~ pPICI OUU t. ....... 011 tla, . ..... llrM ..... ·\·· . 5. I ,P.M. I'OMIIIIOY, QHIO ...... nw41 ,.,.., Va. f.ls.tllp ... AP • We ~ .e nk Rev. WDbur Perrin, pallbear<rs, E I Fua- eral Home, ·e Neullllnl. atlves, lor . lum)ler. ....... . .. " 0111 " . i • �·up· ' TE> ' u:umrr:-,, CllO~SES ' "'· ' and eggs were the work of second graden of Miss, Wa\ie Circle. Wilh a ~Jan nr the c\hibit arc Debbie I.av1 so n and field, W~·ne ~Iter­ .JEFF TIIOUNTON and llorlla ·White. flrsl graders of Mrs~ , ·~ · done b)' their classmtteS',,.}:~, ~ ' '~ amine some of the ·' t' •• ' '. Did You ·Know . • , •That just 27 years ago lodlQ', Series E SavingS Bonds went on sale, with President Franklin 1>. !toosevelt as tlle first purchaser? one Uow~. cutter, destroyed the entire ~anlsh fleet or 10 shlps in Manila Bay'! revcnl!~ < .• · SERVICE SET Funeral services tor Mr.s. Clyde WUI!amson wllo d!Od Tilesday in Columhui wlll be held at I p.m. Thursda7 at the Ewing Chapel with burial In S.clt Grove Cemetery be&lde her lite PLAN . CAR!i!V AL Jo MASON - The Ma~ VOlun: teer FirO Dopl. is •oponsorlng a caQIIvl) from "Ma,y 4 thro'!lll M~cy 11; called Smith's Flinland ~ , Sh:t, Jlll the old JOfl CurUo ', P 1'1)' In the U()()$' and Ql hus~. The body will arrive . Proceeds will' g<) !"ward at 9 a.m. Thursday and friends the purdlall! price 0( llle now PLAN BAKE SALE The Junior Class or Southern lligh School is .SPQnsoring a bake sal~ on Saturdqy, May 4, at the llavi~;ooWarner lnsuranctl Bldg., Pomeroy, starting al 9:30 a. m. and at the Waid Crosti Sons store in ltadne !it'arting at 9_ a. m. BOBBY s.WUE, left, and ltinid Shuler, ~ i \ th ~-;radt•r :-., 1!\&mine soml• e~ rcllcm fn:l'-hand \\a[cr cfllOI· pairlling~ (~Jill' IJ,\ thl'ir da ......matcs. Ins tructor b lluun c Wolfe, \' .• ,\I so, that 97 years ago today, the first United States Postal Card was Issued? SH -\DOW BU \ TYI'E scuinr,:~ depicting historkal en?nts I\ ere di!>l>la) cd b~ fiflh g.-adcrs of ~1n. Chloru;. <~rimm. Hope llird, lt=h, ami .! 1mnif~1· ~lug1·agc stand bc .~ide se\eral of lhe differem t~J)e nhibil~. -'Sirloin .... tip:Roast . --.... ANIMAL PIC.'TURES ·an(f~desc::rll,tlons ~·ere the Contrlbu, tions of the r~ul-th grade of Mrs. Eileen Buck to the show. ~~olO. ing examples ~t ·. the. class work are JiPlii).Y All'ey and Paula ' ··1 I. And that just 7Q· years ago t o d a y, t.:Ommodore George Dewey, with sjx wanhips and may call from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. $13,000 fire.truck. WWt ,...., .,. - . . . Leningrad is the s e c on d . , largest city in the U.S.S.R., . German sliver contains no . according to Jhe Encyclopae· sliver. !\Is an ·alloy of copper, dia Britannica. nickel and zinc, · . . . v_, •.,_Type" KRoGER ' . A(;~ ·, FEDERAL · FOOD'._,..,. •i .., , ' I.' l' ' .' . ·! ; ....... ·Rolled,. Roast . . • •. .......,.' ,....,.~,-····· . -'• 89e / . JowJ BaCon . ~ • •. 29c ,. ' . . · st~ ~ ""'' A - .,.,. ""'" ''Luncheon Meat•" Kllon't .,.,... ' Beef Liver . . . •. "'· 49e :'. ' " I !Slloiol 11t. 4kl Pienies •••••••. •. 39c f .. ' --------------------------------------------------------~-----.----~--~----- . I ., . ~· a.11t. 111n Lard . . ... 79c ... $1.49 c.. Flllot o- lilt. . ., &lopa .•.... " :-. 49c Pereh ......... :-! $L79 Otcor' MiY., Cott. ' ASSORTED BANQUET ~aURi 49c ....... . ..... pill. Dinners ·· 2 J::i. 1.29 OtarMI,.,AII- Mn. Pevl'1 Bologna •••...• :·. 49e Fish Sticks ..... ':: 69c S.CIMr ''Yvmmy" AIIMNt {lb. Jl(ce. If< I Weiners ....... =.; 49c will! dl'eaf ·, ·uFi•h Ffivoritetl' ,.,..,,.,._ Shrimp ....... ,:: $1.99 · Your J.!•riendly KROGERAeeepts Federal Food Stam~! Stokelll Frult !iJorlll1/ues.. Cocktail . ..,., '' ,\. '~ .~­ ., I ' ' $hUiy Whitt !ilaUiyCvto.-&FtMChlllool1- ---- 10 !:' $1 Hominy 06\Beans •••••• 4 U1WL .. o~ 1 FRISKIES ' STOKELY S!IELLIE . Peas ............ ' 4 Bean8...... 31..... - 1ho.QftOiPt: Cat Food _, _,,... ,...,, ' Sttlctly Lllnlit. ., Phw.,,-. Gr....,., Choc..._, Or. . ., .,._, Prvft _ftundt Check! You'll See! 1.Jit..1c.$1 ~ Drinks . . •. . 3 !:' 89e _., Armour's Vienn1 Sausage.••••••••s. ~~~ $1 CharcoaL••••••~~69~ · .L , . . 45J. . I um. F01 ••••;~ _.·.· ~· Time To Cook Out! , Fruit Cocktail 4 . . ~! Com . . . . . . . 4 1!:; 89e $1 ~l: K· 1~1 ·voNS.; . Drip '. . ·.' f'l}.f' ~ ,,ee ....·......... -~·. ~ •" .' )l, ~ j '-!. ,...,. $1..89 . ""'""-lnll4 . .Evaporated Milk 1Vr-- $1 . . ••••. 7. 1.. . ~ "'"' .. h\loll.ltllot ·Flo.ft.~· ! ~..~ ... : • ............._... :: 39e t! ' ,., ... 'J!''' '. ·~· ' · · ~, . ., ~ . . ··\ · ~ '• '. "" "' ' ""' 't . f :· \ I ' .. ' BIG K .. . ' ·,• .• ' '"' ' -~ ··········ill····.,.n Tom. Juice ...... 3 :: 89c Applesauce .... SS 88c _.,., ... ·Cann•d Pop l0 12c~s $1 Catsup " ........ 4:.88c ' . ~~ ,.. · ~ .'•l '-'.' u·'. -. FRENCH CITY ' ..·J'e·dies' ' ,....... . :,..~. ·.... ..5' ·lin ·~.-·~'. '$1 , . . . Lightning.:T~. :~~~~ 69~ ..' ' ' .,.,..,;- ~llrJ+irtr, " ....... ; ' ,QUontitiJs ' ' • STOKELY Stokoly lrtnd ' Di1moncl Br•ncl Llunclry Whitener & St1in Fighf.r Sttbty W, K. Yoc Poe 0oW - ~· Ql: .. .... ~ ........ ·,• Ice . • ' • '•• .' .• •. . ,... 1!:0- ' ',, '~ ~ ~ .~ ~· If!'"••··-····-··· ------------- 20. c.ount . packaee ' co~dahter F UI Sohiolch.. FRENCH FRIED POTATOES ~·· 2,,~ a •·• WeiNs..,. ···• ·. ~ha/ 4tail. •••••••••••••••~ .71;,. ·'' ' ' · Corn · · ·, · Kellogg'• . ,. · · .~ '' ' .. " ,,, ·•0.· . . Kroger Pitre VltamitJ C Entlclaetl • • ' '.,'~ ' ~. ,_.' ~ '' �·up· ' TE> ' u:umrr:-,, CllO~SES ' "'· ' and eggs were the work of second graden of Miss, Wa\ie Circle. Wilh a ~Jan nr the c\hibit arc Debbie I.av1 so n and field, W~·ne ~Iter­ .JEFF TIIOUNTON and llorlla ·White. flrsl graders of Mrs~ , ·~ · done b)' their classmtteS',,.}:~, ~ ' '~ amine some of the ·' t' •• ' '. Did You ·Know . • , •That just 27 years ago lodlQ', Series E SavingS Bonds went on sale, with President Franklin 1>. !toosevelt as tlle first purchaser? one Uow~. cutter, destroyed the entire ~anlsh fleet or 10 shlps in Manila Bay'! revcnl!~ < .• · SERVICE SET Funeral services tor Mr.s. Clyde WUI!amson wllo d!Od Tilesday in Columhui wlll be held at I p.m. Thursda7 at the Ewing Chapel with burial In S.clt Grove Cemetery be&lde her lite PLAN . CAR!i!V AL Jo MASON - The Ma~ VOlun: teer FirO Dopl. is •oponsorlng a caQIIvl) from "Ma,y 4 thro'!lll M~cy 11; called Smith's Flinland ~ , Sh:t, Jlll the old JOfl CurUo ', P 1'1)' In the U()()$' and Ql hus~. The body will arrive . Proceeds will' g<) !"ward at 9 a.m. Thursday and friends the purdlall! price 0( llle now PLAN BAKE SALE The Junior Class or Southern lligh School is .SPQnsoring a bake sal~ on Saturdqy, May 4, at the llavi~;ooWarner lnsuranctl Bldg., Pomeroy, starting al 9:30 a. m. and at the Waid Crosti Sons store in ltadne !it'arting at 9_ a. m. BOBBY s.WUE, left, and ltinid Shuler, ~ i \ th ~-;radt•r :-., 1!\&mine soml• e~ rcllcm fn:l'-hand \\a[cr cfllOI· pairlling~ (~Jill' IJ,\ thl'ir da ......matcs. Ins tructor b lluun c Wolfe, \' .• ,\I so, that 97 years ago today, the first United States Postal Card was Issued? SH -\DOW BU \ TYI'E scuinr,:~ depicting historkal en?nts I\ ere di!>l>la) cd b~ fiflh g.-adcrs of ~1n. Chloru;. <~rimm. Hope llird, lt=h, ami .! 1mnif~1· ~lug1·agc stand bc .~ide se\eral of lhe differem t~J)e nhibil~. -'Sirloin .... tip:Roast . --.... ANIMAL PIC.'TURES ·an(f~desc::rll,tlons ~·ere the Contrlbu, tions of the r~ul-th grade of Mrs. Eileen Buck to the show. ~~olO. ing examples ~t ·. the. class work are JiPlii).Y All'ey and Paula ' ··1 I. And that just 7Q· years ago t o d a y, t.:Ommodore George Dewey, with sjx wanhips and may call from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. $13,000 fire.truck. WWt ,...., .,. - . . . Leningrad is the s e c on d . , largest city in the U.S.S.R., . German sliver contains no . according to Jhe Encyclopae· sliver. !\Is an ·alloy of copper, dia Britannica. nickel and zinc, · . . . v_, •.,_Type" KRoGER ' . A(;~ ·, FEDERAL · FOOD'._,..,. •i .., , ' I.' l' ' .' . ·! ; ....... ·Rolled,. Roast . . • •. .......,.' ,....,.~,-····· . -'• 89e / . JowJ BaCon . ~ • •. 29c ,. ' . . · st~ ~ ""'' A - .,.,. ""'" ''Luncheon Meat•" Kllon't .,.,... ' Beef Liver . . . •. "'· 49e :'. ' " I !Slloiol 11t. 4kl Pienies •••••••. •. 39c f .. ' --------------------------------------------------------~-----.----~--~----- . I ., . ~· a.11t. 111n Lard . . ... 79c ... $1.49 c.. Flllot o- lilt. . ., &lopa .•.... " :-. 49c Pereh ......... :-! $L79 Otcor' MiY., Cott. ' ASSORTED BANQUET ~aURi 49c ....... . ..... pill. Dinners ·· 2 J::i. 1.29 OtarMI,.,AII- Mn. Pevl'1 Bologna •••...• :·. 49e Fish Sticks ..... ':: 69c S.CIMr ''Yvmmy" AIIMNt {lb. Jl(ce. If< I Weiners ....... =.; 49c will! dl'eaf ·, ·uFi•h Ffivoritetl' ,.,..,,.,._ Shrimp ....... ,:: $1.99 · Your J.!•riendly KROGERAeeepts Federal Food Stam~! Stokelll Frult !iJorlll1/ues.. Cocktail . ..,., '' ,\. '~ .~­ ., I ' ' $hUiy Whitt !ilaUiyCvto.-&FtMChlllool1- ---- 10 !:' $1 Hominy 06\Beans •••••• 4 U1WL .. o~ 1 FRISKIES ' STOKELY S!IELLIE . Peas ............ ' 4 Bean8...... 31..... - 1ho.QftOiPt: Cat Food _, _,,... ,...,, ' Sttlctly Lllnlit. ., Phw.,,-. Gr....,., Choc..._, Or. . ., .,._, Prvft _ftundt Check! You'll See! 1.Jit..1c.$1 ~ Drinks . . •. . 3 !:' 89e _., Armour's Vienn1 Sausage.••••••••s. ~~~ $1 CharcoaL••••••~~69~ · .L , . . 45J. . I um. F01 ••••;~ _.·.· ~· Time To Cook Out! , Fruit Cocktail 4 . . ~! Com . . . . . . . 4 1!:; 89e $1 ~l: K· 1~1 ·voNS.; . Drip '. . ·.' f'l}.f' ~ ,,ee ....·......... -~·. ~ •" .' )l, ~ j '-!. ,...,. $1..89 . ""'""-lnll4 . .Evaporated Milk 1Vr-- $1 . . ••••. 7. 1.. . ~ "'"' .. h\loll.ltllot ·Flo.ft.~· ! ~..~ ... : • ............._... :: 39e t! ' ,., ... 'J!''' '. ·~· ' · · ~, . ., ~ . . ··\ · ~ '• '. "" "' ' ""' 't . f :· \ I ' .. ' BIG K .. . ' ·,• .• ' '"' ' -~ ··········ill····.,.n Tom. Juice ...... 3 :: 89c Applesauce .... SS 88c _.,., ... ·Cann•d Pop l0 12c~s $1 Catsup " ........ 4:.88c ' . ~~ ,.. · ~ .'•l '-'.' u·'. -. FRENCH CITY ' ..·J'e·dies' ' ,....... . :,..~. ·.... ..5' ·lin ·~.-·~'. '$1 , . . . Lightning.:T~. :~~~~ 69~ ..' ' ' .,.,..,;- ~llrJ+irtr, " ....... ; ' ,QUontitiJs ' ' • STOKELY Stokoly lrtnd ' Di1moncl Br•ncl Llunclry Whitener & St1in Fighf.r Sttbty W, K. Yoc Poe 0oW - ~· Ql: .. .... ~ ........ ·,• Ice . • ' • '•• .' .• •. . ,... 1!:0- ' ',, '~ ~ ~ .~ ~· If!'"••··-····-··· ------------- 20. c.ount . packaee ' co~dahter F UI Sohiolch.. FRENCH FRIED POTATOES ~·· 2,,~ a •·• WeiNs..,. ···• ·. ~ha/ 4tail. •••••••••••••••~ .71;,. ·'' ' ' · Corn · · ·, · Kellogg'• . ,. · · .~ '' ' .. " ,,, ·•0.· . . Kroger Pitre VltamitJ C Entlclaetl • • ' '.,'~ ' ~. ,_.' ~ '' �' ' Jllfl,'l9tlll p ·rilo•, U•il~>a"l~ol, llllddl-l'ume"')', .,.. ;.. .:t,, ... · ::3·~· ".lfof.·,.x ~:fri~ , . s~ · t~tuy '¥ , ) * }~ . i, .t ,: " . ".d·..·. . a.f·!UP·. . ·. . , ve ~ ' >Ji· ~.' l; ~,,, ~ I" > ' ,' th~ A~~aa, !!~~ vice:;~~~~~ Key rQr . ~ 'maf,t standlhg and En.IOY~ent" wU,· ., retar.Yi Mrs. · Inn In Parkers- carried out In tile key rtll'!lcll u1c1 Vi;o. Well, , . · · of the 37.th · P(OBf&m booklets. ~ aeeretary, ·Or Cll;do . 1 oft ann.ts hieft- Beta Sigma Hll THURSDAY, MAY .?. 1968 . . Doubts · ~ Borbara,il~~'oln&=~~~~~;. gli!CI\ · v1ee June Van Vranl<en led In ,tile national anthem to open the meet- ;~~~=·~;~~~ ~~=~ Gammawtre Mu joint and Ohio El4 the lng QDening will> Mrs. IIIIIch chapters SJ?OI'liOtS ritual and <OI!Ollctlng Mrp,., Wal- ker, '· ' . ..uin will ~I)Jk; :· rt· tile ban<flOI celebraUng 1/le ton giving tile Beta SIP.. Phi Karr, &Mivenary of Beta Slima Phi' 1 grace ~ore the di.Mer. X1 Gamma founding at Abilene, Kan. The ' ' . The pledges, each or whom Mra. A. R; KniJbt. ipOIIIDI' ol were presented a charp, were Ohlq Eta Atl, was recogni:ed. · welcomed by Mrs. Mitch. In- Uaable to attend the baRquet. wli eluded ln the group were Donna Mrs. Edison Hobstetter, aponsor Byer, Vldd Gloedmer, noMa or Xi Gamma Mu. Hauck, Beveri.Y t..Ons. Twila·Ma- - Present torthebanquetbesidel then.y, Coleen Ohlinger, CaroJ,yn those named wore JemUer AnSatterfield, Lynn !lump, Kat,y deraon, Gail Hovatter, Ina Mea· Well, and Sue Zirkle of Ohio dows, Rosetta RedoVtan, Barbarli program included a letter trom ·Walter W, Rosa, rounder of the sorority which now has 9,000 chapters with a membership of over 200,000. A feature at the banquet was the presentation of Girl of tile Year awards to Annie Chapman, ootstanding In her ..,rk in tile Eta Hll. lllas. April Smltll, Marll1D ado Eta Phi chapter, aDd Velma A skit portraying aetivitles Swan, a n .d Bonnie 1bompBCII, Rue, selected to receive t h e oi the sorority ·during the pa$: Q:llo Eta Phi chapter member&i award by the Xi Gamma Mu year was jWesented under the and Norma Amsbary, Nellie <haoter. dlrectlm o1 Mrs. Ril!lo, and tile Bnwm, UndaBeegle, Vera Crow, Jane Walton, president of XI pledges sang the Uleme .song, 9:drley CUster, Clarice Kra.._ · Gamma Mu, presented a gilt to Turn the Ke,y and p original ter, Phyllis MuJleu, Roberta Mrs. Rue. A troPhy and ring song ba&ed on sororl~ senti. O'Brien, Yvonne Scally, Teresa were awarded to Mrs. Cbapman, menta. SwatzeJ, Mary Carolyn Wlle,y, whose selection for the award New officers tor botb chapters Reva VllUIIhan, and Margaret was revealed at the banquet by were introduced andfnclQde Mrs. f'ollrod. Betty Rawlings, the 1967 GirJ Grueser. president; AnnBarnltl, of the Year ror Ohio Eta Phi. dleport hall, Friday and SaturPast president gavel pins were day beginning at 9 a.m. presented to the retiring presil!l .. dents or the two chapters, Mrs. MEIGS COUNTY P o m o n a Grange will host Athens County Walton and Ula Mitch of Ohio Pomona Grange, Frida,y, 8 p.m.; Eta Phi. Charms significant of i\then.s Count¥ in charge of de,. their respective otnceswereglvgree work. AU Meigs members en to CaNb'n Grue.er, rlce pre~ urged to be present. sideot; Ruth Ann Rime, recordWEDNESDAY I.Dg secretary; Lola Clelland, SATURDAY ADULT CHOIR practice, St. treaaurer; and Carol McCUlFIRST OUTSIDE DANtE parcy lough, corresponding secretary Paul Lutheran Chun:h, 8 p.m., of 1968 Saturda.v, May 4, at the The Kin Club, inactive for Wodneoday. of Ollio Eta Phli and Arm Rupe, Middleport Community P a r k, vice president; 9drley Beegle, the past two years, was reorAlii A TEVR GARDEN C I u b SPonSOred by Middleport Pollee treasurer: Bett;y Miller, secre- ganized at a meeting held Moo- Wodnesday, May 1, at 8 p.m.,' Dept., at 8:30 p.m. The Jll¥s will tary; and Rose Sisson, corre- day nl.,l at tile hnme of lllrs. at home of Mrs_ Charles Gas- Provide the music ror dancing Middleport. Jorry Fry, sponding secretary, XJ Gamma under the stars. PufliUc welcome. Ofl'icers elected tor the year kill, Mlct:lleport. lllu. WILI1IIOOD GARDEN C l u b CIIICKEN BARBECUE, MidThe sorority theme, uorum were Mrs. Harry Davil, president; Mrs. Fry, secretary; and nature tour Wednesday; members dleport Fire Department, SaturMrs. James Cllflord, Jr., treas- meet at the home of Mrs. Dwight day, beginning at l1 a.m. at Milhoan at 9:30 L m.; business town hall, Race St. urer. meeting to precede tour; bring a Gamel were played with prizSUNDAY saek lunch and a packet olllower es being woo by Mra. Donald DREW WEBSTER Post 39, TONIGHT oncl ntURSDAV Houdasllelt and Mrs. Joyce seeds. American Legion, chicken barM1~ 1·2 WOMEN'S AUXIUARY, 1111<1- becue, Sunday, 11 a.m. to 6 p. NOT.OPIN Ebersbach. The door prhe was won by Mrs. Annlce Ohlinger, dleport Fire Department. give a m., Pomeroy parking lot; proFRIDAY lhru TUIIDAV and wiMer ot the traveling prize stanle~ parcy Wednesda.Y, 7 p, ceeds to sponsor baseball team. Mly.l-7 was Mrs. Bldtard Vaul!han, Sr. m. at the ftreh.all. Members askWaRDionoy'o Mrs. Fry served a a a I a d ed to attend with a guest. "CHARLIE, THI LONESOME COUGAR" ORGANIZATIONAL Meeting, course, coffee and mints on cry<Tecbnicolorl Big Bend Boyo 4-H Club, 6:30 ltal triQ'a. Favors were miniaStan: Ron Brown, Briane p.m. horne or Mrs. Harold 14hse, ture baskets of violets. AttendRussell. Unds Wallace. Jim SCIOTO LIVESTOCK, ina besldt1 those names wert wone Drive, ~ero)r. Wilson, Cllllon! Pe1ei'14D . . and CHARIJE, cub THURSDAY Hogs: 190-221, 19; No. 1, 19.. Mrs. Ellen Dersbach, M r s. COular! . . . and a cantankLAUREL CUFF B.- Healtl> 2S; 220-240, IUD; 241l • 260, Grace Pratt, Mrs. Ted Warner, erous toy terrier, Chain· lllrs. James Clil!ord, Sr., and Club, 7:30 Thuroday nlgh~ hnme 17.15; 260-280, 11; SOW&, 15,25saw! of Mrs, Lloyd Wrflh~ l\lr&. Mer- 15.80; boars, 14.10-lo. Mrs. Harold El>ershacil, I STOOGES: Hocus Cattle: Choice steers 27-27.PDcu1 Sloot• The next meeting will be held lin Tracy, co-hostess. COLORCARTOONS: WINDING TRAIL Ganlon Club on May 23 at the home ot Mrs. 4{); 25.60-26.30, standard Zaola'C_., Davis. members meet Thur&da,y, 6:30 23-24.90; good helrers, 24.50Dvot ....._llfr p. m., Pomeroy Junior High 25, standard 21.60-22.80; com. School auditorium to uslat with merclal cows 18.70-21.30, utildecorations tor the Miss SOuth- Ity 17,5().J8.40: caiDler and cut. ern Ohio .Pageant. ler, 16 down; bulls, 20.70-23.5(); RUIIIIAGE SALE, Friday and stock cattle steers 25.50-31.90, Saturday, Parlor ur the United heUera 24~8.50; Holateln steers for Men with Methodist C h u r e h, Pomeroy. 22.50-24. Man-sized Jobs 51>011SOrod b)' the JOF Cla&s. Veal Calves: Choice, 31~3; P ASr CHIEFS, Magnolia Tem- good, 29; medium, 27.50; comple, 7::JO p.m. Thursdty. home mercial. 25 down; baby calves Tqh a· boot is made from full lflln oil of Mr. Adam Ebenbachj MISM by head 17-36. t.nned Reel Cedar leather ttult 11 speciiiiY Bernice Ann Durst assistant hos.. chosen for itt ruistance to btmyard ICid tess, commercial- fertiliZir 1nd CIU1itic lOde~ Pleifate vamp linina reslstt mildew, fun· MEIGS COUNTY Council PTA, JUIInd odor. Genuine Iaiiier Insole won't Thurscs.y, 7:30 p. m., P~rtiand PT. PLEASANT thrink, crack or 1b10rb sweat. H11 rubber School. LIVESTOCK SALES CO. hill aocl ruapd, lnsulatlna cork composi· tion s61e desiJned by Chippewa, Mak:hin1 RUMMAGE SALE, Thurlday Pr. PLEASANT, W.VA. brawn no-rust eyelets and hooks with deand Friday, Siansbury building, Sllurday, Apr. 24, 1968 round 1"15ian laces. 111111 St., llllddleport, sponsoi'ed HOG'! - 17> to 220 17.>0 by Melp Temple, Pythian Sis- to 19; Heavies 16 to 17.25; [Jghts ters. 16 to 18.50; Fat Sows 13 to IS.BOSWORTH COUNCIL 46, Roy. 60; Boars II ID 12.50; Pig& 7 at and Select Masters 7·30 to 11; Stock !lloats By Hd, 16 Thw:sday nl_,t, Masonic' T.;.. • ID 23. pie; practice 1n super excellent CATTLE - · steers 19 to 24.· master degree_ 80; Heifers 19 to 21.40; Fat Cows 18 to 19.60; Canners 12 FRIDAY to 16.5(); Bolls 18.40 to 22.30; RUMMAGE SALE - Ladle& Stock Cows and Calves 170 to Noxt Door to Elborfold1 AuxlHacy, Feeney-Bennett Post 230; Stock Steers 21.10 to 28 .. Pomeroy 128, American Legion, at lllid- 50; Stock Hetrers 21 to 22.50; Stock Sleer Calves 23 to 29· • stock Helfer Calves 21 to 24. VEAL CALVES - Tops 32 .• 30; Seeonds 30.80: lllodlum 26.25 to 30.75; Common and Heava les 22 to 31.5(). s~~·;;t·· · Kin Club is Reorganized ······ · : :; Calendar Monday Night MDGS THEATRf Market Report BOOTS $17.99 ', CHAPMAN CANADAY SHOE STORE Medicare Handbook Makes It All Easy :;ieeps like an angel. The Englander Just tnough to conform to her featber-weigbl. yields Quality constructed at a new low price! That's what you'll say w~en you see the rnnerspring Mattress by Englander now be1ng featured in our ,Bedding Department for just 39.88 " BAKER F pHIQ ' ' ' ... ' Within t.he comqweeks,older PSOPle In Metas COW!U' wW be receiving a new c6py of .. Your Medicare HardxKJk,'• -a pew • to-4ate (Ill~ ODlhtir Modi~are ' how the Program , P.,.,_ are ' • ' ' ,. ,''<;····;':- .\ On Leaning Lincol;nRd W~ll Mr . .and Mr 1.. William Fol'litr dtJo nre pre·1011ie have · retumod • r ,¥or!~ 'tl>ree claYs In COIIIIilbUs WI Ill tile ' '': . ,. · apendiilg·. Robert John11011 CamiJ3. , ·• M::rr:er:m;;;.,:,.~ct! - 11th Birthday'· .,tOr, Sandy, to O>lulnbUi Tilesday, '" Ptl. ""'-!-rs. Keltb Bandta and soos, Tom and Tlli1'N'• "'· Ploy Presented by Latina Circulo A play, By Jupiter, waa pre. sented by 9J.erry Haye1, lJnda Cardillo and Beverly Thompm when Ule Latina Clrculo met at O.e Pomeroy High School Audl· torlum. Pat O'Brien presided over a short business sesaion after wfllch time the program was turned over to Beverly Thompson, chairman ol the entertainment committee. Refreshments were served by Unda.Stenetleld, Cheryl Hutchi.sm an d • Coralie H.rsen. Advisors were Mrs. Theodosia Frecker and Miss Mary Chapman . Project Books ore Received by Club ochool bua In order to avoid the veblcle llll&slui tile wall. closed today he 'hosealledalll>ee.MIIJOr Logar rll'Orted toda1 llol sessiOn o1 Pomeroy eou..:n tbii ....WW to c~ will> a r&o tbat Fred Crow, ~ soUclllinltw Will at tile foot of Lincoln tor, hu withdrawn from any ao· t'on ln tbe east because of conHID llood. 1For, weeks the ret.tnJna wall filctilw ID!eresto. He representa IIIIJBil'B Wbe threateniJW to to!>- the People• estate on which the , pie over IIIII dun¥! tollll ol dirt leonillt! wall Ia Iocated. The D'IIIIOr llid that Janiea B. ond :wit onto tilt rodway. Each O'Brien has been autlurlzed to dtJo tile lo&lllng. cracked Willi seems tD 1f0W weaker. One way draw ill <1 resolution toda1 lor tralllc baa been observed near the 1&'01 for· about two weeka. Uncoln HID Road 1s One ol Jhe most heevil,y traveled street• of the communlb' and comPialnto have been~byresiilentSWho are f.Oil'ful or tile safety or themo selve and tllelr !&Dillies trl_. · lngtl>ohiU. TheWiillsatacurve , Ma.Yor· Charles ' Is Celebrated ,, ' Chilllcolho ......, weekend peats of Mr. and Mrs. H11311W1 Bor• . nltz, - • Boshan Auxiliary Is Host at Party an committees ror tbe lnllll"'lt,.l!'f" Mro. Warner and' Mrs, Bullet. llllanc:e; Mro. Rll. II¥, Qlle Bunch, and Lerna AriP· olnin& IXitlrttlnOoear ~~. llllrlam Armo\ning, and Marilla ~ea, ume and JJ]ue. The audllary ol tile Boohan Fire Department was host to a TIIJ)perware party Thilrsdainflhl at tile flreliouse. Mrs. VIrginia Kirkhlrl or COlumbus, a produetamanp.pr, was Ule demcmatrator. Prizes were given to llle guest who came the fartl>eot, those whose birthdays Mid anntversarf.es tell on. the 25th ol any mont!>, and the llrll 10 pats to arrive. Those placing orders are reminded to IM!Ild their ~ to either Mrl. Jean TruaaeU or !\Irs. Cella Bailey by. May 8. ' ' L • CONFEIII!NCE -llr~olloberta!J'IIrlenllchelrmanofbo)IJin8 for IIIII Soutllern Ohio Pqllnt ' COIItlltenta who wW arrlva hero lor the fourth annual event thlo weekenol. llro, O'Brien, rilht. ' ..niDi: .. chelrman on bohall of XI C.UU.a Mu Ci1lpter Beta Sipll' Phi Sororfb', conferl Witil '·., llra.l;larblra Bet zing, now chll>ter president, oncletallofor housq the oontestenta. Hosteaaeo ior C 1he girls on tile weel!el>:llnoludellri.PiullllliPIIIll1ollrlo w. P. l<Jchlr)o, Mra. A. R. Ktl!Pt. llro, Betdiv, Mr1o Dtlinar A. ~;llro.TomCrow,Jr.,Mrs, Richard Follrod. Mrs. Harold li-n and Mro, O'BrieD. The pq11n1 with 17 comestanto wiU be llll&od at 8110 p. m. sotur<1v In the , or Pomeroy Junior llflh School. •· ,,. ,. ·' ofB· ttle :, ;,Alumni . PI ' MHS . · an . a ··' IY.l., o.~ •· ,., l.egu' dl.. and aasts-" rt'!lecUv~,oftl>e MeisS Lecli Sc~'iltotrict,havo Meigs Board m-. DevoUons by Gall91al!er"PPned the meeU111 when the MornIng Slar fWI.Oillies 4-H Clw met April 24 • at tile Mumlng Star E.U.B. Cl!urdl. , _,, .. , .~--·' · Merri~l 'receiVed their proJect books. Each girl Is to have meeting, Betb' and Gall llill!er purchased her material ror her . served relrelliunento. _ B_.t. sewing projects before the next er, Palb" llle, . ap- ~P.'fi:OHn .. OUI'I," demOftltf~ tqda,y w. ~ ... ittaiblrlbll> ...... Thlllno~-· axailllt I h e IJraell """""' ti>I'Oll&b tbetllspulodllob>Cilf. Dlapi~Q'iai mW1117 mialll thlt odlid•oklh to the di:l!c,e. Tho'fl6. .ll&hWra wW Prti.Yide -...,. 11c, · . FOR ·raE· • GRA]JJUA.TE. ! ~. ,.·.. ,.~;·'-·~~ ., . . • ...... - . . • Shop Elberlelds' Lirigeri~· 'IJeparimeht .. . '. : for your (av()ritegi~l Qt;liJdilat~/ ~: . ., - ' ~ .. '. ., ' ·; ~~se from ' a big s~t~ pf • ~~ . 1 • .· pastels, prinis, sty!e$ ~rid f.9bri~s. ;_,-• .. ' . 1 .~· . .. i ~····· '1" . f., ';: -~ crulhOCI f.ra1> annleoln tllree wars, tile paradll maridn8 II· !IDeo tilaro wW be no tliJ>. aer tickets soltilt the door, reaer.atlooa mlllt be ,.._ ·lun!lll lii11!etreui""",Mr" · jw; li1..m, by lll,y :ZO. No tuenattoaa wW be ...... ed wltlMIUI cOIIIPiiio_... belill Diode It the tline. . ' . .u bj ibll pest, 10 cent.a or lht doealto:lllto tilt generel fun<\ and $0 centa illto•the !iJian G. Parle *holar•hiP Funcl. ~year .,.. .ojller scht!lariilllil wW be award- ed ·1 sriiWIInr 11 t b • " oehooL Clufla holdbW r - . 1 thlo year lnei'!1\'.thoH ollt$8, 11$11, 1948, 1948, 19311, 1133, 111211, i923 end llli. Tlcketl be purclued It llalu' Clothler•othe Citlallll 11-- t': rael's 20th amiver1817 a1 a atate • orr wltliout trouble, tile VPI reported. There were 110 Incidents as the parlllie 1IOIIIId tl>rou.,predolnlnalltl¥ ~ab East Jen~­ salem. But In Beirut, thcluaands or Arab and ..,. man took to tl>a streots amid chanta of "Jeruaalem 11 Ours." ·DtS Donations In Doldrums'' ' Sheriff Had -or1t~W41attmAuto .Tile ll!dtiJ.IIQOrt Clor4oo Club With IIIII ~eiUt Ztr!litllchllllo man. wW proYidf ta'bh deco..., tlono. · ' .' .•. some challting ''Jerulllem Ia . ijtel\d LINGER1t· ~· 'rJl.- · · .. -, : - • CHARLES YEAGO PUIS l!aaterr~ High School band berl t.hro'-'Sh rehearsal paces in preparq tor a IPrin& coacert at 8 p. m. Friday In the Eaatern High School Allllltorium. - · by the begimEo and junior willlioo be r• Ill!;!!!, ' "' .¢"'":"' ' -~~Teno(!( , thool~l of Arabs, . ili•l>i"9"'1111ld m- A PART OF tile clarinet secUon o!tl>el!astern Hflh School band concentrates on a selection to be featured It 8 p. m. Fd· day'wh~ the band preaenta a concert in the school auditorium. The Eastern Band wenj to tile state ftnala It !l>rlngfleld lUI woek "'llirlnii two ,xioDont iitd o_, 1..,....r rattna• from lht tbree,JJhtii•c-;.;.. Qi..., ~... •-111s1Y eachers ' :· EmpIoye · d by Meeting CLASS SALE PLANNED The Senior Cla11 or !limo• roy School will hold a . nuruhage l&le from '9 a.m. tO i p.m., Thurlday tbrouab' Sot. w:day at tile Sacred H e a r ·1 Cl!~rcb All4.11orlwn. ' · •· on tbe;o\11181", It bad beenl'tiiOIUdeorller~ have liltborlzedthevlllqttotear cbwn tile woll, but woeld haver&- 1 relilllle IIOIICI thatlt'li!lul4loosed the vlllqtfromobllpdoo u lolw u live -.otD';eisiM:h a court order. reaardlqr sliwilw or otller Meanwhile, eara ud ,..,. aae that miglrt ensue. lil,yor Lepr said he had co,.. trionl on tile roldiii<MiciUIIoull!erred will> Judp Jolm C. llli:on l,y put the 111101, ~to avoid (!( the llelgs CoWIIY Common being "on tbe semll' when tbe lne\oitallle does JIOI>Pl011 Court and has been Uo sured that court order would be .Pen- and the wall comettllnbllosued lmmodlatel,y so that the lngdowD. far havo nfUIIIId to ~~ian. would .Ublp can let n . l~Et~~ SAlOON (111'0- AboullO,OOO men ~ American~• Inspected the waiL They hotle to allied troop& biVI wonlhe battle have ldJied more ~ 500 COm· work Out 1 dif!tr.oDt route for tile or~ A hu .Valley, drlvlnf muniiUalnee......_,,'l'lleywere \ • ;., J Nortil VIetnamese ror.ces from b,~ .., &lainst tllree more . ifo.. tl>elr aanctllary and C1iltln8 orr ~~- VletJ>amese !""'• ~tile ., , 1 ...,.,. Conununlll oupplpoiltea former lnq>erlsl "\)'H , ,; ,. , • • .f · Into ·~. u.s; mill- lJ.b. Air cavslri·~~ 1117 I(IOkelllliD aald todl.f, were battered by Nortli V~ The IUlllualll!ddltllortHisb Mlillll7 -celailoiitdtlle mese·f~-dlrectedllllielrJott Scbtiol Allmml A11111o boncP>t 11111 - - k driV41 tllrootlh tho 25- flu wliai ther _ . . - the doni>• Will be held Saturdaf,JUIII mllo.Jong Valley I~ \11\ 10- oilouit into tba DIICO .rorbJdden 1, J1obert ~~yer, p~ ..,. pbilllcated Ru1llan - • - · valley Aprll 19. But the lllltlllCed todV• , er before uoed ,'1Y tile Coaul),.. """'"on•on oald Red rellillance Tbe ~ WW be ,,..... II niota In .tile Vietnam war ' ~ In· 8fOW less aaeb day aa more and Four teiehera wire iP.Pol.nted s:aQ P. m. ill lilt ......? cllldblt t:2mlil. u:t~~.~m' ..,, . · more a111r1 1n1o 111111 four 1school bile; Qroved lthooi, ,!QIIOII ~ ... :"'ondM trauistorjzod miDo tlillc' , ~ . · c:ooalderation at theapociiiCOII!IcU meetltlg tontglrt. The _... lndlc...,_ bDWever, thlt he II not sure thlt he could get a quonan present for tl>tiPOCIIIi meetllwto conJider the reaolutlon wblch would request a court order so that the vDIIge con proceed to take ocilon oo tilt wall. Releasee have betl> sent to tile heirs or·tlle Peoples estale. Th6se "releaaes. •• which the halrs 10 Are Annotmced ,,,,- .... -)'-_."':'-· ... ::, ' . l.. :''"'•! ) -· . .... . . ~ r' .- . ' " Agreement Reached Phone ·Stalemate Broken WASHINGTON (IJPO- The billion, Belme oald. Comltnmlcatloo Workers ol America llltllOUilcod today tentaUve agroemeal had bam reached wftb the Bell IIY&tem on new eontracts that .could end the cout-to-coaat teleP,ODe strike earl,y lliiXI week. The union said Its more than 200,000 striking members would vote on 1he pactS mrJng the next three da71 and '"the nati<ll' 8 --.old telepiloae strike <OIIId end by earl)' lliiXI week ... Joaeph Beirne, prellidellt or tile CWA, ealled tile aettloment '"big lA every aenae. •• He said a total three"fe&r pacbp represented a IV. 58 per cent i!lcreaae In wases and fl'lllp -~~. Wilen tile aettlament lo evtlllually applied to all unloo IIIII non-onion, non..._v!10ry perscmel In tllo Bell IQ'IIam tilt cost will be an esllnlated Ill He said the cmtracta -'d Belme said ·tile setllement mean raises t:1. $24 a week tor •feomparta very tavorabJy with recent ...,.,. agreements In >:JIG, rubber and can (lnduotrles).'' This -'d appear to mean tllat the amual illcreaoe repro.....,.. ill tile ..., settlllllllllll -'d be about • per ..... strike, Wbld! started April 18, apelllled to Involve at least 200,000 workers OIIIJIIII!'ed In 42 stalnby Weotem Electric and numerous suba1dlarlea of the Bell IQ'stem, Tbe talks were complicated by tbe fact tbat talks were being CGtllllcted lntiiYIIllllly at 18 dil!ermt idles. Belme docllned to opel! C1UI all details of the agreements pelllllnl rellllcaUon, but said the tllrect 11'11' rlises would come ln the fir1t two years of the t l l r - contracts. The top and aecood level plonl crallsmon and $16 a week tlurlai tile same period ror tralllc operatDrs 11111 elerloli workers. Beirne oald tile agrHIDOillo were the rellllt ot '~face to t&ce marathno blrpioln&" Wbl<h be oaid slllrted IIIDI'Il· IDI ' ancl oontlnued . _ t h e clock!' The rutllleation votes will be staaored, he aald, but II approved every cme could be baek to work by eorly MXI week. Ill addition to tile waae lnereuea, the ..., contn<ts call for illljll'OVOIIllllta ill lrbtae bened.ta IUch U ·YaatiOill, bolida1• and ,holl<!aJ ...,, overtime pq, peulou, pro-. Jll'8&oi<¥' sdledoiea llld bllur· once1j0Dollta. w.....,_, ' :~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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