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Melalje Beegle, Irene Co<tler, Ll!e. .
Pat Dumas, Donna cross~ SharJames Ray Lawrence was eJll'"
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Wlpple, Mickey Wolle and Krista game with Charieen Ward, Di-
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•~ presented a vocal, By the Time
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: GrindsUii!, Pat Hill, Patty lhle,
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four..part arra~ent, by Debbie Boeo, Cllhy WlnebreMer,
Mitzie Wotre, Diana eros,, Charleon Ward, S&ndy sellers, Rol>ln
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whl ch was accCIOijJIJI!ed by Mrll,
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man, di'ummer~ Skits were ~a
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presentation.
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line made up rJl Shirley Gueltlg, A drUI and tap number Were
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'I1Ie large audience gave a nice
reception tD the sh.ow [rem its
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seil~rs;
~.
M:ori,'OW,
llarry · Picken11, ,J~
George Norris I;Dd Jof1n S&yre.
In fringe accented. cOstuinhtr,
opening featuring a pink satin Melanie Beegle, Pat Dwnls,
pony chorus line to the closing Mickey Wolre, susle Wippel, Jan
.,Cibltet"' scene.
Alkire, Irene codper, Sharon
The qN!ning chorus line cos- Pyles, Connie Arnott, Brenda
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Bradl'ot'd.
Krista Yost.
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A.npther ()p~nin', :Anothjlr Show Pyles and Donna Cross were a
and One of Those Songs. Making hlt as they danced the Charleston.
up tfle gr(q) were Connie Arnott, Singing weU on hl• vocal solo
Jan Nkire, Brenda Bradtord, · was John 5ayre dol~ That's
Melalje Beegle, Irene Co<tler, Ll!e. .
Pat Dumas, Donna cross~ SharJames Ray Lawrence was eJll'"
m Pyles, Donna Theiss, Susie cee tor a takeoff 00 the dating
Wlpple, Mickey Wolle and Krista game with Charieen Ward, Di-
f,· Yost.
Willle Sellers, accompanied on
, the guitar by Melvin Lawrenee,
•~ presented a vocal, By the Time
:·· I Get to Phoenix. Drawing e"'
thusiastic ap,Plause was an aero-batlc clown IIIIUlber, Be AClown,
featurir~~ Harry Pickens on the
vocal with Robin Allen, Pam
Buck, Bill Beegle, Sharon Er.tn, Da.td Grlndsta!!, Linde
: GrindsUii!, Pat Hill, Patty lhle,
. Garcia McGraw, Sharon Pyles,
Rick Proffitt, Ollie sayre, Rita
S1laer, sandy Sellers and Martha
Yost as the clowns.
A hit to Walk m the WUd Side
waa the modern jazz dance of
Jan Alldre, Irene COOper, SUSie
Wipple and Mickey Wolfe, wear.
tl
trw black satin coetwnes.
Jaclde Gluesenci.IIW, Terrie
Ferrell, Donnl Cross, Betty Shaffer, Jan Alkire, Martha Yost,
~n Pyles and Pat Dumas in
red and while costwnlng tapped
lo Chattanoop Shoe Shine Boy.
Another particularly crowd
pl~sq number was a pepped
up version of Take Me Along, a
four..part arra~ent, by Debbie Boeo, Cllhy WlnebreMer,
Mitzie Wotre, Diana eros,, Charleon Ward, S&ndy sellers, Rol>ln
ame Pickens,Jeyce Prolfttt, Pat.1)' Ihle, Robin Alleh, Rick Proffltt, Buddy Pyles, Pit HID,
George Norris al'ld.Romle Brinker taking 111rt In the pleawrt I"'
terlude. Connie Arnott, Shirley
Pyles and Shai'Ofl PrlesdldlmQd
dance to Fumy street
Don't Stand SIW """ Up With
Po<Qle ... re the 1 - llUIIIhers 101' I "&ingCXII"wlthGeorge
Norris u.3 Mebtnl..awrencepro-
ley 171.S,
Ervin.
Deeter; MI!Zy Woi!O; Irene Cooper. and Krista Yoat.'IDOYid e\'8n
~nto the audience durina:thepre&entaUon.
'
Another show ~It .w u I h e
....,leo .dancers d<i\ni 1 Charles- Norr~;.~
.on
tO> IJpe rouUrlf"to Thorougllly
MOI!em· MOlle• . ~OB up the
g:roup . were Bewrl: stoiJar~ •~ ~t, •"'! ~·~~~ .
Miley. Wolle, Shirlee Nelller,
al i)te&ent.idl!illl"' ~·, .
Unde Grlndstalr, Terrie F.er- ·E«eetlve wa,. a Kirls trlb d\Mi
rell, Jan Hlll, Sandy sayre, ~ . can't '!'Ike !.iyJcyOs oaYouand J'
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.... ' .
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Jane Donovan, Martha Yost,
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Sharon 'Erin. John Sayre, BtU
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Harry Pickens, George Norris,
Aaron Sayre, Gary Norrl&, Ken.
~ Theiss, Jim Harden, Dellid
Grilllstall, Melvin Lawrence a~
Keith Ashley.
Good with her weal, I Will
Walt tor You, was Ami M~CIIn
fective In bW: ..Qcii;. Loie Ia
Blue, and ~~te ' wl.s a eomody
~··· dance line.
A patriotic 'nnlle, You're A
Grand Old Flag, closed the iiiOI!
whl ch was accCIOijJIJI!ed by Mrll,
Lee at the plano and Mike iliy.
man, di'ummer~ Skits were ~a
tllred at Interval• throughout the
presentation.
tock · and Dottie Wilcoxeri was
featured etrectlvely In a slowed
version ot Over There to bring
on a mUitary themed. presenta-
>!ding the gultarlccCIIIIIOoiment.
Aaron S&yre's vocal, Walking
H8J1Dy, pro.tclecl an 8J1Droprtale
ruuber for the utramp" dance tion in salutetothearmedforces..
line made up rJl Shirley Gueltlg, A drUI and tap number Were
sandy Sa,yre, Krista Yost, Rh.,.. aJnOOjl the Sei!JTienta. Tehlngpart
cia Er.tn, Linda Grindstaff, Clr)' in the scene were Dick sauvage,
Morris, Melanie Beegle, Pam Harry Pickens;. Bill Beegle, Pat
Buck, Jan Hill, Rita salser, Shir- HUI, Gary Norris, TJm COZart,
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ley Neigler, Sharon Ervtq, An. Aaron Sayre, David Llpacomb,
neUe Warner and Debbie Norris. Willie 5ellers,JohnSayre,J~s
Attractive Mickey Wolfepresent.- Ray Lawrence, Jim Harden,
ed a toe rwmber, The Swan. Keith Ashley, DaW:I GrlndstaO',
Dottle WUcoxen and Jim Har- carroU Clelnnd, Rick Proffitt,
den combined their talents to do Buddy Pyles, Danny lnu, Kenny
Sixteen Going on seventeen vo-- Theiss, George Norris, Ollie
cally preceding: the "ari.mal" hit Sayre and Melvin Lawrence an:l
which used Talk to the Animals the dance line, Brenda Bradford,
100 the Bare Necessities as a Irene COOper, Dorma Theiu, Suliock&J'OOnd 1s the varloos llli- sie Wlpple, Mickey Wolle, Sharmals tDpeared on stage. The cos- on Pyles, Krista Yost and Contwned animals pl~ed by Robin nie Arnott.
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YOUII& ,John D, Rod<erellor
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AllOT. Gen. 'C, Donald Rober!11011' wife,
by an e,y""lb In a olx-man race IIIIDois Sen.·
for the Demooratlc gllbernator- Republican.
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PARIS - NORTII VIETNAM SAID .Tp»AY 1he United ~-• •·"
bra~. However, tn the Keane- the Repmilcan nomination ac· made no eoncesalona that would break 1the ice ln the .Pl'ellmii!II'Y
d.Y camp, tllaro was 110 tlveJ¥.
Vletrwn War talks. The otsmmont '¥1olr01b lhe.HanOl dolepd(Jn
Inclination to coast Into either
The wrlle-lno lor New York spokesman, Nguyen Van Le aflor Ui\IIY'o 3\1 ~lou!'
~callfoinla or Oregun. Kennedy Gov. Nel11011 A. Rocke!ellor- U. S. Ambaosodor W. Averall Harriman 1111 NOrth Vletnunoae
tums his v<Jie..woOing to LDa ......,.. 5 )lOr coM- were almost chief en>OY Xuan 'IlniY· They qrt!lld to~ again, st~ al'10\30
Angeles today after a Qllck trip as ""t'risiJll! a low wrl!Nn to- L m. (5:30 L m. ED'!').
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tal •• Humphrey'o. Coming aller
lllrrlman "br...,t.t m now elemento" Into 1be 1llka, ~ ~
lnvlt•s Teamwork
his wrlte4n vlctoey April 30 ln The negative stalllment !rom NOftlt Vletllam ·~ 110 Nrb' diPI.,.
Kennedy's campalp teem Masoacbu-.o,
Rockefeller' • malic breakthr...,t. wao In olsht that mlgltt lood to a ..........\!'>
expects t(lat after the California candidacy 11101' have lost some · dOoOocalate the war. The North Vlelnameoe ojJOlleaman lloerted
prtmaey the race will narrow to of Ito l!ia111or.
Harrlman "took much time todaY Jus~ne U. S. oaresslm billie
him and Humphrey. Re Issued
Nl>on's on1,y Joss has been In South and the destructive war oplnst tha Noltb."
an implied lnv1latloo for Me- Glat Massae!Juoetts write-ln. He
COLUMBUS - STATE FINANGE DIRECTOR Rleharl! L. 1KnCarthy to joln forces with him has victories In New HamP;
against Gle vice preoldent.
shire, Wiseonsln, Pennsylvania ..ch iDdlcated todaY he woulchccept tba jobaa ClnclltDltl cley·
McCarthy lmmedlatels reject- and New llalnpshlre- and now ger oDd leave the eablnel of Gov. James A. Rhodes.
Cincinnati Mayor Eu,geoe Ruehlman said Tueaday the in&Jarlt;y
ed auch an idea, "We are going Nebraska- to llis credit.
on," he klld his volomteer
Nixon, ca!J1P"(8JIIng In Ore· or clt;y council oelected Kn..ch to replace William Wlc:hmaa wllo
workers at a post-electloo ralzy gon, said he th...,t.t the left April 13 to join CincinnaU Gas & Electric as a cons~ . "I'D
ln LincoiD. "We are going on to Nebraska outcome was ''Pret13' make no stetement WJtil after I talk with tha governor," said Kri.
Oregun and CalHornla.."
good." Nixoll IJiipped, ''Rocke- bach. ' AI\YWBY, it would be premature unW lfter co.mcU hU IDide
There was weariness but no feller said Nebraska was Nixon the decision."
&lglt or gloom at the McCarthy oountry and the primary poved
COLUMBUS - OIUO DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE Secroiii'J
heackJtarters. rus wo r k e r s it."
Eugene O'Grady's word to U>e liS vote Ohio delegation to lilt,.
cheered as McCarthy expresso::l
donal convention is - "huw loose." O'Grady Aid 'i'ueada.J,the
determinatloo to continue the
KelllledJI blitzkrieg made heedwa,y with lilt otate delegatlm lillt
fight.
wouldn't offer an opinion as to how much.
McCarthy belittled the KenneSen Robert IU<meey, D-N. Y., &eeld!Jg the prealdentlal nomll>dy Nebraska victory. "In the
atlon,
vi oiled here Monday 1111 Tueoday and received a twnultuaus
hlotor:v of oor oountry," he said,
"it bas been relatively eatq to
wei"""'· The crowd ~long his route 11'<111 Port Colounhus Airport
PT. PLEASANT - Mro. Le- was estimated at 20,000. O'Grady said MillY ol the delegateo were
get to the Missouri River. Those
who went bo.)'ood were really 001 Troadwly Wells of 627 Main IJI1)re88ed with Kemecly's behavior.
.9.. was pronounced dead on artested and we are going on ...
rival ot Pleaaant Valley HosVIsits South DaJmte
McCarthy's bags wwe packed pital Tuesday evening. She llllfto lllko him to Rapid Clt;y, S.D. fered an ap)lllrent heart attack
California Gov. Ronald Rea- at Ceotral SChool, where Bile
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Born ID Putnam Coont;y, Bile
so per cent ln the Nebraaka test
PT. PLEASANT- The MaiCXI Orville Strow, erat. Creek, rewao
the
clauglttor
of
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late
Mor·
and expressed hlmsell ao
County Plimary Election race, ceived 119 voles. Huffman will
surprised. In Honolulu for a roll 1111 Mellllda Hall Pierce. with 38 or 4i precincts rlii>Ort- be -slog D. B. Morpn, win!Unltoro Include a son, Jack- ed at 9 a.m. ohowed Demoe~atlc ner 1n the Republican race for
cooferenco of Western RepUblican governors, Reapn sald son, U. S. Army, VIetnam; !oor Sheriff oandldate Troy Huffman, oherll!, voltlt a vote or 2,384.
wllat he had said before- that daughter&, Mrs. John ()!ett;y) Da- Rt. I Pl. Pl..sant, winning the Virgil A. Plants the ather rf'oo
he would acoept a dratl- but vidson, Galllpolh; Mra. B a r- nomlnatloo with anunolflctalvote publican candidate, received I,refUsed to oay whether tiJa trum (Audra) ~. Rockville, of 2081 over hlo neareat OPJI(ll1- 152 voles. In the Masm Crunt;y
returns ent:OUraged him to seek Md.; Mrs. Jac:ob (Pat81) West, ent, Morris Bragg, Pl. Pleas- Assessor race figtlres show
Gardena, Call!.; 1111 Mrs. John ant with 1,624 voteo.
Republican oandldiie Orville
G. Stone, Winterhaven. Fla.; one
The other democrat candidate, (Buck) Sturgeon wlll-aeDembrother, Eugene Pleree, Buchanncm, W. va.i four slsten, Mrs.
J. G. Gregory, Charles, W.Va.;
Mro. George Bri8ht, Seminole,
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burK, Ohio, was,treated ot !hlterlng Arms Hoopltal, Allleno,
for abrosions of the legs, ri&J!I
Constance Pl.erce,
and Mrs. Clarence Dauflheri,Y,
both of Pl. Pleasant, and 13
grandchlldnn.
Mrs. Wells was a member ol
the Main street Baptist Church,
the Women's MlosionarySocloQ',
the Fidelia lilnshlno &mday
Sehool Class; Past Malnlll, Chapter 7s, Order or Eastern Star'
Past Matron's Club, Mary
Shrine 37, White !JirlneofJeruaa-
arm 1111 forehand after an 1111usoal acclclont Tuesday evening
ln Melgo <:ount;y.
The State Jligltway Patrol lllld
It occurred at 10:41 p.m. Tues- lem, Pomel'QY..
Arranaements will be llliiOUDday on Rt. 346, two.tentho of a
eed
by tiJa Crow-Husoell Funermile south or Rt. 143.
Mrs. Hayes, according to the al Home.
patrol, pulled In a private drive,
got out of her car and -rently loll the vehicle In gear. The
car, rolling down grade, kmcked
Richard Roush
Mrs. Hayes down. The vehicle
rolled out <t the driveway and
struck a renee.
There wao mlnor damage to
1he car and !ence. No charge was
flled.
Rachel Joachim
Dies Monday
Funeral ser\'lces for Rachel
K. l)lclde) Joachim, Who died
M<lllday at 12:30 a.m. at the home
ol her son, Bill Joachim, in
Meriden, Com., will be held
Friday ot;b, a.m. at the Helby
' · Memorial Ho)ne, s. Paint St.,
Chlllieothe,
graveside services Friday at approxlmately
2 p.m. at the Beech Grove Cemeter:v In Pomeroy.
She was bern March 24, 1893,
ln Pomeroy, and had II ved ln
Pomeroy and ChUlicotbe.
Slle was the dauRhter ot the
late Jacob and Ellzah1~h Kil-
,.th
lingsworth Keiser. /Jle was also
preceded ln death by her husband, Frank Theodore Joachim,
a sister, a brother, and a grBJ1d..
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.~vors
In addttloo to her
<tt>;..., Include a ~ust>ter, Mrs.
~~=·=se~h~:•:aclo:r,
Cldllloothe;
live•
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cme sister, Mrs.
""""''"· Pomeroy, four
Jill llol~ Cldllleolhe;
~.anci.Joho
belli of,Co-
Dies Tuesday
Downtown Saigon Hit
By 8 Mortar Shells
eXPloded near the u.s. omcers'
barracks in the Old Metropole
Hotel. Moat hit houoes.
In other actloo, mlliilrJ
spokesmen aeld Viet Cong
forces !.iooJia3 night and early
Tuesda,y overran part of a U.S.
Special Forcea camp atop Black
Widow Mountain, 55 miles
oorthwest or Sligon.
The ftglttlng c011t the liveo of
Richard Roush, SyraCil.., for. 24 Communista, 19 Americane
morly or Now Haven, W, Va., 1111 two South VleiNmeoe
died at the Maple Convaleocent civilians employed at the
Home Tueoday in Weston, w. observation camp.
Va.
The mortaring of Saigon
:ilrvivora includeh11wife, Dai- IPPO&red a )lllrtlng ohot by the
sy, Syracuse; two daughters, VIet Cong :llll North VlMrs. Lee ~ Roush, New mese who suffered more than
Haven, W. Va., and Mrs. Paul 5,000 men killed In trying to
(Ruth) Ord, W e o ton, W.Va.; IIIVIde tha oapltal laB! week.
three 801'1s. RoMM AM lUrh_ The black W!dow Mountain figltt
ard, Fairmont, W.Va., and John,
indicated the perrllias were
san Dletp, €all!.
returning to more mrmo1
Funeral ~ceo will be held targets.
Friday at 2:30 p.m. at Gle Floyd
The CommuDiots virtually had
Funeral Home with bdrlal In the
Macthelah Cemeteey st Westoo.
VETERANS MEMOIUAL
HOSPIT!L
ADMISSIONS - Kenneth Imboden, Middleporti Hobart Hart,
Leon, W. Va j James Crisp,
Larwsville.
DISCHARGES - Waller Smithscm, Greua Pears~ Jessie
Price, Charles Frank,
ringed the mountain top camp
for a year, But a midnight
charge finally sent lhem slorming over the barbed wirtl atop
the miiWitain's steep belshts.
"Belore the eneDQ' could be
ejected, SOIIle bulldlnga In tiJa
Cllllp were destr03ed Including
tba cunm.unleaUona bw*et," a
V. S. SIIOkeaman . Bild. The
OOIIUIIInlcatlons bunker ullllllzy
serves as the heldquartera tor
• Green Beret cemp.
In three !>our• OillttJW. the
defellllero llnally threw out the
Communlata. U.S. planes and
helicopler lllllllhlps aldod the ·
Special Forces unit
It waa the aeooQd lllljor
Communist ottaek iisalnot o
Special Forces eamp thlo week.
&lltday an atqek by tltouolllla
of North VletnaDooe fllr'*l·li!' 1·
e,.euatloo or a eamp 1n l!t•
DOrthern provinces, 300 mlloa
north of saJaOn, The atlacklrs
shot down 10 U.S. alr~rlft
aiding the evacuauoa. lncludiDC
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waa llltrlbuted "to (lrQBressho liver !allure with detpenq llaidce
and -•lon of his pre.exlstiJir perlphenl arterial dlaeaoe."
ocratle candl- Mro. JeaiiBut'
dotte, Sturgeon pollloCI2,208votes
and Mra. Burdette 2,2511.
Stul'&ICII edged ...... Tommy
Hones m the Republican alate
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Mr11- BuNette by over 1,000
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rich, roasted aroma of freshly percolated coffee.
Explabl
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A Jilble study clau wiu t1pep
Unclor the luclorlllfp o1 Mr&. at 7:30 p. m. tonlghj at the MloiCI.....,ce lleadl11, a toW o1 ~ Cburch ol' Cbiiot, · the
'143.36 w IJeO~ oolleetod Ia the Reo. lllullln Meyer, I>IS!IIt,fl",
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Included MrL · lllchard ~ · ·• idlllc and sPe<ial !lbns Iiiii Iii'
Mrs. Donald HaadiOJ Mrs.~ ·shown to tha childtiill. 1'J>!l iiiu.lr ·
Boyles, Ura. Jlliw.J~
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voteo Who will taei .._...t ID tlitJOVemora race.
Democratic candidate Reid Jloo.
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Discover. Maxim -America's first Freeze-Dried•
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SAIGON (UPil- Tt.e Viol
Cq fired eight mortar shells
liw downtown Saigon today,
ldUing ftve civilians 1111 wiiWidlng 27.
Some of the shells hit near
national pollee headquarters In
Tran Hung Dao street. Another
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YOUII& ,John D, Rod<erellor
IV, giving credit to blo
attractive wire, drubbed two
rivals to win the llemoeratic
nomlNt!on for oecretary of
state. ·.
There were no presidential
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state
AllOT. Gen. 'C, Donald Rober!11011' wife,
by an e,y""lb In a olx-man race IIIIDois Sen.·
for the Demooratlc gllbernator- Republican.
tal JIOI!IInalioo aa the slow vote
oount •)IOIOed 1he three..,..,ter
mark ill · appesied to be
West Vlrilnla's elooeot primary
Sn blltoey.
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By Unital PreBO!nlernatllilld ':'j . ,
(Continued from Pap I)
PARIS - NORTII VIETNAM SAID .Tp»AY 1he United ~-• •·"
bra~. However, tn the Keane- the Repmilcan nomination ac· made no eoncesalona that would break 1the ice ln the .Pl'ellmii!II'Y
d.Y camp, tllaro was 110 tlveJ¥.
Vletrwn War talks. The otsmmont '¥1olr01b lhe.HanOl dolepd(Jn
Inclination to coast Into either
The wrlle-lno lor New York spokesman, Nguyen Van Le aflor Ui\IIY'o 3\1 ~lou!'
~callfoinla or Oregun. Kennedy Gov. Nel11011 A. Rocke!ellor- U. S. Ambaosodor W. Averall Harriman 1111 NOrth Vletnunoae
tums his v<Jie..woOing to LDa ......,.. 5 )lOr coM- were almost chief en>OY Xuan 'IlniY· They qrt!lld to~ again, st~ al'10\30
Angeles today after a Qllck trip as ""t'risiJll! a low wrl!Nn to- L m. (5:30 L m. ED'!').
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for a Detroit rally.
tal •• Humphrey'o. Coming aller
lllrrlman "br...,t.t m now elemento" Into 1be 1llka, ~ ~
lnvlt•s Teamwork
his wrlte4n vlctoey April 30 ln The negative stalllment !rom NOftlt Vletllam ·~ 110 Nrb' diPI.,.
Kennedy's campalp teem Masoacbu-.o,
Rockefeller' • malic breakthr...,t. wao In olsht that mlgltt lood to a ..........\!'>
expects t(lat after the California candidacy 11101' have lost some · dOoOocalate the war. The North Vlelnameoe ojJOlleaman lloerted
prtmaey the race will narrow to of Ito l!ia111or.
Harrlman "took much time todaY Jus~ne U. S. oaresslm billie
him and Humphrey. Re Issued
Nl>on's on1,y Joss has been In South and the destructive war oplnst tha Noltb."
an implied lnv1latloo for Me- Glat Massae!Juoetts write-ln. He
COLUMBUS - STATE FINANGE DIRECTOR Rleharl! L. 1KnCarthy to joln forces with him has victories In New HamP;
against Gle vice preoldent.
shire, Wiseonsln, Pennsylvania ..ch iDdlcated todaY he woulchccept tba jobaa ClnclltDltl cley·
McCarthy lmmedlatels reject- and New llalnpshlre- and now ger oDd leave the eablnel of Gov. James A. Rhodes.
Cincinnati Mayor Eu,geoe Ruehlman said Tueaday the in&Jarlt;y
ed auch an idea, "We are going Nebraska- to llis credit.
on," he klld his volomteer
Nixon, ca!J1P"(8JIIng In Ore· or clt;y council oelected Kn..ch to replace William Wlc:hmaa wllo
workers at a post-electloo ralzy gon, said he th...,t.t the left April 13 to join CincinnaU Gas & Electric as a cons~ . "I'D
ln LincoiD. "We are going on to Nebraska outcome was ''Pret13' make no stetement WJtil after I talk with tha governor," said Kri.
Oregun and CalHornla.."
good." Nixoll IJiipped, ''Rocke- bach. ' AI\YWBY, it would be premature unW lfter co.mcU hU IDide
There was weariness but no feller said Nebraska was Nixon the decision."
&lglt or gloom at the McCarthy oountry and the primary poved
COLUMBUS - OIUO DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE Secroiii'J
heackJtarters. rus wo r k e r s it."
Eugene O'Grady's word to U>e liS vote Ohio delegation to lilt,.
cheered as McCarthy expresso::l
donal convention is - "huw loose." O'Grady Aid 'i'ueada.J,the
determinatloo to continue the
KelllledJI blitzkrieg made heedwa,y with lilt otate delegatlm lillt
fight.
wouldn't offer an opinion as to how much.
McCarthy belittled the KenneSen Robert IU<meey, D-N. Y., &eeld!Jg the prealdentlal nomll>dy Nebraska victory. "In the
atlon,
vi oiled here Monday 1111 Tueoday and received a twnultuaus
hlotor:v of oor oountry," he said,
"it bas been relatively eatq to
wei"""'· The crowd ~long his route 11'<111 Port Colounhus Airport
PT. PLEASANT - Mro. Le- was estimated at 20,000. O'Grady said MillY ol the delegateo were
get to the Missouri River. Those
who went bo.)'ood were really 001 Troadwly Wells of 627 Main IJI1)re88ed with Kemecly's behavior.
.9.. was pronounced dead on artested and we are going on ...
rival ot Pleaaant Valley HosVIsits South DaJmte
McCarthy's bags wwe packed pital Tuesday evening. She llllfto lllko him to Rapid Clt;y, S.D. fered an ap)lllrent heart attack
California Gov. Ronald Rea- at Ceotral SChool, where Bile
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Born ID Putnam Coont;y, Bile
so per cent ln the Nebraaka test
PT. PLEASANT- The MaiCXI Orville Strow, erat. Creek, rewao
the
clauglttor
of
the
late
Mor·
and expressed hlmsell ao
County Plimary Election race, ceived 119 voles. Huffman will
surprised. In Honolulu for a roll 1111 Mellllda Hall Pierce. with 38 or 4i precincts rlii>Ort- be -slog D. B. Morpn, win!Unltoro Include a son, Jack- ed at 9 a.m. ohowed Demoe~atlc ner 1n the Republican race for
cooferenco of Western RepUblican governors, Reapn sald son, U. S. Army, VIetnam; !oor Sheriff oandldate Troy Huffman, oherll!, voltlt a vote or 2,384.
wllat he had said before- that daughter&, Mrs. John ()!ett;y) Da- Rt. I Pl. Pl..sant, winning the Virgil A. Plants the ather rf'oo
he would acoept a dratl- but vidson, Galllpolh; Mra. B a r- nomlnatloo with anunolflctalvote publican candidate, received I,refUsed to oay whether tiJa trum (Audra) ~. Rockville, of 2081 over hlo neareat OPJI(ll1- 152 voles. In the Masm Crunt;y
returns ent:OUraged him to seek Md.; Mrs. Jac:ob (Pat81) West, ent, Morris Bragg, Pl. Pleas- Assessor race figtlres show
Gardena, Call!.; 1111 Mrs. John ant with 1,624 voteo.
Republican oandldiie Orville
G. Stone, Winterhaven. Fla.; one
The other democrat candidate, (Buck) Sturgeon wlll-aeDembrother, Eugene Pleree, Buchanncm, W. va.i four slsten, Mrs.
J. G. Gregory, Charles, W.Va.;
Mro. George Bri8ht, Seminole,
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Martba R. Haye&, 56, straus-
burK, Ohio, was,treated ot !hlterlng Arms Hoopltal, Allleno,
for abrosions of the legs, ri&J!I
Constance Pl.erce,
and Mrs. Clarence Dauflheri,Y,
both of Pl. Pleasant, and 13
grandchlldnn.
Mrs. Wells was a member ol
the Main street Baptist Church,
the Women's MlosionarySocloQ',
the Fidelia lilnshlno &mday
Sehool Class; Past Malnlll, Chapter 7s, Order or Eastern Star'
Past Matron's Club, Mary
Shrine 37, White !JirlneofJeruaa-
arm 1111 forehand after an 1111usoal acclclont Tuesday evening
ln Melgo <:ount;y.
The State Jligltway Patrol lllld
It occurred at 10:41 p.m. Tues- lem, Pomel'QY..
Arranaements will be llliiOUDday on Rt. 346, two.tentho of a
eed
by tiJa Crow-Husoell Funermile south or Rt. 143.
Mrs. Hayes, according to the al Home.
patrol, pulled In a private drive,
got out of her car and -rently loll the vehicle In gear. The
car, rolling down grade, kmcked
Richard Roush
Mrs. Hayes down. The vehicle
rolled out <t the driveway and
struck a renee.
There wao mlnor damage to
1he car and !ence. No charge was
flled.
Rachel Joachim
Dies Monday
Funeral ser\'lces for Rachel
K. l)lclde) Joachim, Who died
M<lllday at 12:30 a.m. at the home
ol her son, Bill Joachim, in
Meriden, Com., will be held
Friday ot;b, a.m. at the Helby
' · Memorial Ho)ne, s. Paint St.,
Chlllieothe,
graveside services Friday at approxlmately
2 p.m. at the Beech Grove Cemeter:v In Pomeroy.
She was bern March 24, 1893,
ln Pomeroy, and had II ved ln
Pomeroy and ChUlicotbe.
Slle was the dauRhter ot the
late Jacob and Ellzah1~h Kil-
,.th
lingsworth Keiser. /Jle was also
preceded ln death by her husband, Frank Theodore Joachim,
a sister, a brother, and a grBJ1d..
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In addttloo to her
<tt>;..., Include a ~ust>ter, Mrs.
~~=·=se~h~:•:aclo:r,
Cldllloothe;
live•
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cme sister, Mrs.
""""''"· Pomeroy, four
Jill llol~ Cldllleolhe;
~.anci.Joho
belli of,Co-
Dies Tuesday
Downtown Saigon Hit
By 8 Mortar Shells
eXPloded near the u.s. omcers'
barracks in the Old Metropole
Hotel. Moat hit houoes.
In other actloo, mlliilrJ
spokesmen aeld Viet Cong
forces !.iooJia3 night and early
Tuesda,y overran part of a U.S.
Special Forcea camp atop Black
Widow Mountain, 55 miles
oorthwest or Sligon.
The ftglttlng c011t the liveo of
Richard Roush, SyraCil.., for. 24 Communista, 19 Americane
morly or Now Haven, W, Va., 1111 two South VleiNmeoe
died at the Maple Convaleocent civilians employed at the
Home Tueoday in Weston, w. observation camp.
Va.
The mortaring of Saigon
:ilrvivora includeh11wife, Dai- IPPO&red a )lllrtlng ohot by the
sy, Syracuse; two daughters, VIet Cong :llll North VlMrs. Lee ~ Roush, New mese who suffered more than
Haven, W. Va., and Mrs. Paul 5,000 men killed In trying to
(Ruth) Ord, W e o ton, W.Va.; IIIVIde tha oapltal laB! week.
three 801'1s. RoMM AM lUrh_ The black W!dow Mountain figltt
ard, Fairmont, W.Va., and John,
indicated the perrllias were
san Dletp, €all!.
returning to more mrmo1
Funeral ~ceo will be held targets.
Friday at 2:30 p.m. at Gle Floyd
The CommuDiots virtually had
Funeral Home with bdrlal In the
Macthelah Cemeteey st Westoo.
VETERANS MEMOIUAL
HOSPIT!L
ADMISSIONS - Kenneth Imboden, Middleporti Hobart Hart,
Leon, W. Va j James Crisp,
Larwsville.
DISCHARGES - Waller Smithscm, Greua Pears~ Jessie
Price, Charles Frank,
ringed the mountain top camp
for a year, But a midnight
charge finally sent lhem slorming over the barbed wirtl atop
the miiWitain's steep belshts.
"Belore the eneDQ' could be
ejected, SOIIle bulldlnga In tiJa
Cllllp were destr03ed Including
tba cunm.unleaUona bw*et," a
V. S. SIIOkeaman . Bild. The
OOIIUIIInlcatlons bunker ullllllzy
serves as the heldquartera tor
• Green Beret cemp.
In three !>our• OillttJW. the
defellllero llnally threw out the
Communlata. U.S. planes and
helicopler lllllllhlps aldod the ·
Special Forces unit
It waa the aeooQd lllljor
Communist ottaek iisalnot o
Special Forces eamp thlo week.
&lltday an atqek by tltouolllla
of North VletnaDooe fllr'*l·li!' 1·
e,.euatloo or a eamp 1n l!t•
DOrthern provinces, 300 mlloa
north of saJaOn, The atlacklrs
shot down 10 U.S. alr~rlft
aiding the evacuauoa. lncludiDC
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operaiiJW ,table May 7, but wai br<lllifll bid. io
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planted heart of I 36-year-old mfcldo vletlm, died at 11:51 'p.
(ES'O Tueoday.
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waa llltrlbuted "to (lrQBressho liver !allure with detpenq llaidce
and -•lon of his pre.exlstiJir perlphenl arterial dlaeaoe."
ocratle candl- Mro. JeaiiBut'
dotte, Sturgeon pollloCI2,208votes
and Mra. Burdette 2,2511.
Stul'&ICII edged ...... Tommy
Hones m the Republican alate
by some 700 votes whUe the
o t h e r Demoeratlc - - .
Charles E, Jordan, lost out Ill
Mr11- BuNette by over 1,000
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Howard Schult~ ha!l m .WOol·
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Y.lll can tell at once that Maxim is unlike any
other coffee ym• have ever used 'lake a spoonful. and you see ~:olden brown cryst:~ls that actually sparkle. Smell them. and you smell the
rich, roasted aroma of freshly percolated coffee.
Explabl
Revelations J;look
A Jilble study clau wiu t1pep
Unclor the luclorlllfp o1 Mr&. at 7:30 p. m. tonlghj at the MloiCI.....,ce lleadl11, a toW o1 ~ Cburch ol' Cbiiot, · the
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Included MrL · lllchard ~ · ·• idlllc and sPe<ial !lbns Iiiii Iii'
Mrs. Donald HaadiOJ Mrs.~ ·shown to tha childtiill. 1'J>!l iiiu.lr ·
Boyles, Ura. Jlliw.J~
deel with thtl!Oakot~~
Mra. CiJde lleadl.,- Mri 'NO.;
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Elvin (Pete) wq,. with 1,9t8' oCraue
jll lfADI CGUlltJ
voteo Who will taei .._...t ID tlitJOVemora race.
Democratic candidate Reid Jloo.
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After 'the coffee has be~;~ frozen, the ice is drawn
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.,an ~rpazing nevi vh~4·~"J ,p~pjlfs.~.. lt spi~it~: the
i"e ,;l.wat wlthllUt · l~ing 1:illy of the ·hontst ~a,
Get Ma:ltim soon. Try it and se~ if you can detect a difference between Maxim and the goocl
coffee you've been brewing in your percolator!
You'll get the surprise of your coffee-loving life!
Discover. Maxim -America's first Freeze-Dried•
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1,.\)'ilcuuin ·chamber
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Vleilllmeoe -may hovepoelohod
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SAIGON (UPil- Tt.e Viol
Cq fired eight mortar shells
liw downtown Saigon today,
ldUing ftve civilians 1111 wiiWidlng 27.
Some of the shells hit near
national pollee headquarters In
Tran Hung Dao street. Another
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oldest lllallleJ', These potted Dow• •toll
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,.. l:'l'll!tiOII& IIJOI0\1, Ill bon- IN THE PASr FE1\I\ 7UFO.
or iii ~ l~to mol!ler, So d I ~ beeluN ot IUneaa, lho 11a4 bad . ~=r.~J~ ;
FriaelioJII!dtineuttor.
to curtail 110111e ot her ..Uv1. "•
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waa ~. lui:JQr fOIIIIi'Oai mother leo ever)' ilmiiiiY mornlns. 1111 ·
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lbt oldeat mother • .-..,. Mro. FOileamg Funeral Horne, by orlloord reall,y loo't old, 110111e of
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up Jut ~ mornlns.
The SFR Claos or the MaiCII
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IIIOIIthl,y mee«aP. The elaaa was
orpnlzed ~ Mro. FOIIOIOIII's
mother, llld ~ed for her.
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Check These Ful- Valu Bu.rsl
Mrs. ·W. H. FOlie- hao
followocl ID her ...a.er's foot-
otoPs u 111 lna,lratlonal leadlite~ tho
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Donald Gollllll, Rt. 1 Jrallal;
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: -.1; Mro. Bq!de M. lleurlodc,
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But we never "run out" on a sale. If the item ia sold out,
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S. Cct!q, Zaloald; llrL lollrk
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Richard L. liottlla, Joolly, W,
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" lllil,y D. Fraley, MrL Ronald
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Zeta Beta Tau, ...., first
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lbe pioe'!klont ot' Mllraball
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Prices Effective M.ay 1~ 17-18
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AD!Itnl!D: Marll,yn MeC:..,,
. Pl. Pleallllllt; Julie Womaley, Pl.
· Plealanl; llro. Rmald Jolm-,
:.Lotarl; Lowrenee Roberto, Gal.
:· JlPIII• Ferey; BRI,y KID& Loon;
'Robert Rlmmq, Sr., s...thddll;
:llro. Gorlaod loleyoo, <"•lllpoll.a
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~Pianta, Pl. Pleaaanl; Belinda
:· 1'0111, Ajlple Grove; Mra. Jolm
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>.tllddleport; llrt. Mary Bird, Pt.
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;P~Dnu, CGoiYIIle, a daughter·
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· lllla Ellubetll L. UW.oa, Sloven K. l..e]lort, Cllltord Malmo
Dnld H. SUnplea, Mra. ~~~aeF:
: Traoa, Slroh J. '1111tle, lllorlln
. w. tlllderwmcl, Robert L. White,
: 1o1m E. WR1011, llrL ICathqn
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We never adv~ise sPeclal sale item .
unless We have an ample supply.
Once in a &l'eat while, the special
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So occasionally, we do run out of
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JtckiCII Pike; Everatl R. McDaniel, te Llneoln AYe.; Mra.
1r1ar7 B. saxon, Ga1Upoll1; lira.
Jflhq W, Footer, New Havea;
< Mrs. Gnce R. Moler, Pt. Pleasani; Brenda L. Qllllen, Maaoa;
Mro. Otil> A. llohd>OU8h. Pl.
Pleaaanl; Cblrlu A. Bogoao,
Rt. 2 Raelne; lira. Fred a. Llr·
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ooJy m Pedhllrlca Word.
lira. Mallie •B ulb, Gary L.
: Carter, lira. Lillie B. Chrlot;r,
tell
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HOLZER HOSPITAL: VIsiting
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the church talking to "MIIi Ka..
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:ibe first taught Aelaas of boys
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dren'a faiiDwllhlp meotlnp <11
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FriaelioJII!dtineuttor.
to curtail 110111e ot her ..Uv1. "•
Mrs.i P;IIV' Williams, Ma1011, Ilea IIIII llleo\di IIOI'IIdp ...,...
waa ~. lui:JQr fOIIIIi'Oai mother leo ever)' ilmiiiiY mornlns. 1111 ·
· ~ .lira. ' II. F. J!olr<!,. 'Ma1011, aoolotl her ..,, Donald, at tho
lbt oldeat mother • .-..,. Mro. FOileamg Funeral Horne, by orlloord reall,y loo't old, 110111e of
·'
lho older ladles Just dl<ft't ....,.
up Jut ~ mornlns.
The SFR Claos or the MaiCII
- s t Clllreb otiU lloldalta
IIIOIIthl,y mee«aP. The elaaa was
orpnlzed ~ Mro. FOIIOIOIII's
mother, llld ~ed for her.
Uuf "'o ~..,
Check These Ful- Valu Bu.rsl
Mrs. ·W. H. FOlie- hao
followocl ID her ...a.er's foot-
otoPs u 111 lna,lratlonal leadlite~ tho
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jilstaskthemanagerfora "RI,.IN CHECK".
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va.; moon K. Janlo,' WolliiCII;
Donald Gollllll, Rt. 1 Jrallal;
. EloiDo v. ,Delbrldp, Jtanoi;
: -.1; Mro. Bq!de M. lleurlodc,
: Walllllon.
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FREEZE·
4oz.
DRIED
COFFEE ·· jar
H•••ec- -~·.:..·. / ·:..•.
But we never "run out" on a sale. If the item ia sold out,
tiJ,J
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S. Cct!q, Zaloald; llrL lollrk
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Lque, Rt. 1 ~lo; Mra.
Richard L. liottlla, Joolly, W,
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Cap'nlohn
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Kelloe a.
: Cllrllllan, lira. EmeriCII ~
" lllil,y D. Fraley, MrL Ronald
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John...:
Marshall Sing
MASON- ear, bwart'• rra..
Zeta Beta Tau, ...., first
. II 1lle - . , . , 'llojo !bi
at lllai'lhall Ullvormril IIlii 7 - .....
lbe pioe'!klont ot' Mllraball
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Gary .....ed ..
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is a certificate
.that
to buy the item
at the .1n,. .....,.l'price, the following. week.
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"The Store With A lfart" '
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. Pl. Pleallllllt; Julie Womaley, Pl.
· Plealanl; llro. Rmald Jolm-,
:.Lotarl; Lowrenee Roberto, Gal.
:· JlPIII• Ferey; BRI,y KID& Loon;
'Robert Rlmmq, Sr., s...thddll;
:llro. Gorlaod loleyoo, <"•lllpoll.a
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:~: lira. Loman JCIIea,
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;P~Dnu, CGoiYIIle, a daughter·
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· lllla Ellubetll L. UW.oa, Sloven K. l..e]lort, Cllltord Malmo
Dnld H. SUnplea, Mra. ~~~aeF:
: Traoa, Slroh J. '1111tle, lllorlln
. w. tlllderwmcl, Robert L. White,
: 1o1m E. WR1011, llrL ICathqn
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Introduce,.
We never adv~ise sPeclal sale item .
unless We have an ample supply.
Once in a &l'eat while, the special
ia more popular tha!l we imagined. .
So occasionally, we do run out of
the item.
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JtckiCII Pike; Everatl R. McDaniel, te Llneoln AYe.; Mra.
1r1ar7 B. saxon, Ga1Upoll1; lira.
Jflhq W, Footer, New Havea;
< Mrs. Gnce R. Moler, Pt. Pleasani; Brenda L. Qllllen, Maaoa;
Mro. Otil> A. llohd>OU8h. Pl.
Pleaaanl; Cblrlu A. Bogoao,
Rt. 2 Raelne; lira. Fred a. Llr·
. Toreu L.
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hour& 2-C llld 7./j p.m. Parenta
ooJy m Pedhllrlca Word.
lira. Mallie •B ulb, Gary L.
: Carter, lira. Lillie B. Chrlot;r,
tell
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HOLZER HOSPITAL: VIsiting
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American Beauty Tiny
9mda,y aftemoona. Eod1 9mda,y
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tho children eould be aeon at
the church talking to "MIIi Ka..
tie" as they called her. And on
IIIJOelal cla.Y a, the eldldren were
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waa 10 years old, and served as
oraanllt for at lo1.1t 50 yearo.
:ibe first taught Aelaas of boys
llld · In Iaior rears held CbiJ.
dren'a faiiDwllhlp meotlnp <11
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good house
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lhe Letart Foils
Scliqol.
.,..etta
Tho
ikoplcto a series
lmii!IOil'Y eploodes relating
to a child's versloa of a secret
clell.
~
Main eharaetefs are the roos-
ter played by Wayne Roseberr)';
lhe fanners with Norman Cud·
man and Rober! Lawsoo In lhe
roles; Mistress Mley by Hope
·Bird; the >Scarecrow by David
Shuler; Snug. the bug In lite
..,.51-
1\11, by steve Pl~kena; Little
BqJeep by Sheryl wnsoo; Pull,
CASCADE .
3.55
1he breeze,
by
Cindy Roush; al'll
lhe tiniest helper
~
all played
Kaiser.
Ollter children ~ lite school
taldJW part In lite operetta are
cast as silver bell~ cockle
by Olu!y
shell•, the a.pple.a, the butter·
Oies, the pretty maida all in I
row, the crows and an egg, and
the farmers' helpers.
EA8Y·CARE
1'0P OUAUrY PMIUit
Costumes tor the presentaUoo
are bel"8 made by ~era of
LOWEll PRICED 11fAN EVERJ
4x8Shetts .
the children.
'1111S CRYSTAL BoTrLE
the JIIOre lradl·
ttonal eryllll baD Ia pre·
dlcltal romailee lbla tea·
o u I'll 0 'II
101. Perttimo oli(IOrfl
mllli·
lain a auporb lily of lllo
vaUey rrap.-·tsan ablo-
Jole mall wllb · ..,a, foml·
DIDo elll'llailtl,rii«!eo. Aller
aD, lbo proper ll'l!lfllllOO ••
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faohlea'l m o 11 lmporfllll
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Family Dinner Held
At Russell Watsons
·-t.... ... ' ....... ,..,
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tiaitute .
·$299·'•
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89c Roll Roast. ............. ..
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$1.09
lit.
Bread
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Butter ....
Ftanks ~ ·. .; ....-. ._ 79c
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PRODUCE
SPECIALS
Fresh Crisp
19~
RIPE TOMATOES
RUTLAND
DEPT. STO'RE
~ ,1.29
•',,
Cold Power ••.•. :' 69e
... lllolltd
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Beans . . . . . . . . 7":: $1
AT llU1\AND
59~
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Bleach . . . . ••.
-·
.Kroitr
LYONS
lllttr Wax
Klear .......... ~ 87e
----····lf't 39c
A-It CUt 0...
A•·rn,alo Cut -
Bll co
49
bunch
•
Beans . . . . . . . . 8 ':..* $1
""'ll49~
l•rga
·-
Dressing
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Pledge ..•...•. =- 77c"'
"Jitwtlon'• ......... ' LMnwl
..
Pork &Beans . 6 !:; $1
BOLOGNA
c
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tunch MeaL .... ·...· 39c ·
ALL MEAT
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.........
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OSCAR MAYER
.
Kropr
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89e. ... 99c Cubed Steak ..... lkt.
...... $1
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Catfish . . . . . . . =. $1.19
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•
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POitTIOH
.• ~:.•• .;·~ .. . 39c .Grill Steak .. •·:t.,-..· $1.39
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Dish """
FUU. ,IMMK MALl'
U. L GeivlltNMINT INSPEc:t'llli
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BcJiogna ...... .. 49c
SLICEt.:.___.____ Jb.
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F"tg Bars _______ 2:.!.~ 49t
~.
... .$,1
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Applesauce •••. :-- 59e
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itght "
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to .
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QuantitieS
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lhe Letart Foils
Scliqol.
.,..etta
Tho
ikoplcto a series
lmii!IOil'Y eploodes relating
to a child's versloa of a secret
clell.
~
Main eharaetefs are the roos-
ter played by Wayne Roseberr)';
lhe fanners with Norman Cud·
man and Rober! Lawsoo In lhe
roles; Mistress Mley by Hope
·Bird; the >Scarecrow by David
Shuler; Snug. the bug In lite
..,.51-
1\11, by steve Pl~kena; Little
BqJeep by Sheryl wnsoo; Pull,
CASCADE .
3.55
1he breeze,
by
Cindy Roush; al'll
lhe tiniest helper
~
all played
Kaiser.
Ollter children ~ lite school
taldJW part In lite operetta are
cast as silver bell~ cockle
by Olu!y
shell•, the a.pple.a, the butter·
Oies, the pretty maida all in I
row, the crows and an egg, and
the farmers' helpers.
EA8Y·CARE
1'0P OUAUrY PMIUit
Costumes tor the presentaUoo
are bel"8 made by ~era of
LOWEll PRICED 11fAN EVERJ
4x8Shetts .
the children.
'1111S CRYSTAL BoTrLE
the JIIOre lradl·
ttonal eryllll baD Ia pre·
dlcltal romailee lbla tea·
o u I'll 0 'II
101. Perttimo oli(IOrfl
mllli·
lain a auporb lily of lllo
vaUey rrap.-·tsan ablo-
Jole mall wllb · ..,a, foml·
DIDo elll'llailtl,rii«!eo. Aller
aD, lbo proper ll'l!lfllllOO ••
...
Vol.
A
No,{' e&... ·
faohlea'l m o 11 lmporfllll
aeo~aory.
Family Dinner Held
At Russell Watsons
·-t.... ... ' ....... ,..,
;n,.__
tiaitute .
·$299·'•
_. I
"/
L
, ~"UD ..... '"' .. .,. ....
-4.
IMx
i+ '
,PNOI!J't ~~
,...,ar •••'"• a.-
89c Roll Roast. ............. ..
,
..
'
H~liJaf .......... 79c E·Z Carve Rib Roast .......
j
~t
$1.09
lit.
Bread
&
' '
'
"""""
,.. Pn
_~
Butter ....
Ftanks ~ ·. .; ....-. ._ 79c
,,.,.,f'
'
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CIM!Ic
Smoked ·Ham
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......... -lfwllllllll
n:..lo·g·'•'na'
J)lJ
May I
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Fish Sticks ..•••
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Pork & Beans.--8!:. $1
&....., ....
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-.
Raid -·-KIIor
•••.....
2
'
1
·
''
,q. "
PRODUCE
SPECIALS
Fresh Crisp
19~
RIPE TOMATOES
RUTLAND
DEPT. STO'RE
~ ,1.29
•',,
Cold Power ••.•. :' 69e
... lllolltd
•
K.....
Beans . . . . . . . . 7":: $1
AT llU1\AND
59~
,_....,
Bleach . . . . ••.
-·
.Kroitr
LYONS
lllttr Wax
Klear .......... ~ 87e
----····lf't 39c
A-It CUt 0...
A•·rn,alo Cut -
Bll co
49
bunch
•
Beans . . . . . . . . 8 ':..* $1
""'ll49~
l•rga
·-
Dressing
,.
I
Pledge ..•...•. =- 77c"'
"Jitwtlon'• ......... ' LMnwl
..
Pork &Beans . 6 !:; $1
BOLOGNA
c
'~
~.
tunch MeaL .... ·...· 39c ·
ALL MEAT
'
·-- .. . -- " k.;l;l;l, t
.........
~
.:,..
OSCAR MAYER
.
Kropr
'
...
"
'
't '
'
Fn_ _ , _
89e. ... 99c Cubed Steak ..... lkt.
...... $1
/
=. 39e
Catfish . . . . . . . =. $1.19
SooT,_
' •.
' ,,.... Clllto
•
~
•.'.•
POitTIOH
.• ~:.•• .;·~ .. . 39c .Grill Steak .. •·:t.,-..· $1.39
'
RA-CORN ·
SLICED
Dish """
FUU. ,IMMK MALl'
U. L GeivlltNMINT INSPEc:t'llli
'
BcJiogna ...... .. 49c
SLICEt.:.___.____ Jb.
/
'
F"tg Bars _______ 2:.!.~ 49t
~.
... .$,1
I I'
•••
Applesauce •••. :-- 59e
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Cottage Cheese .. 2 !. 59t
itght "
Reserved ·
to .
'
Ulfiif.
QuantitieS
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joachim
roush
wells