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Dr11Nen • Alu inu Shelv• .. below '' _, tl1 Le de '· ... •• Ide. HorUeui1Uire, Pre and Mu. lay. Tom do e en Rlokln ' mary ... it ' tal world t11at ~ri PresbJ . . e~ri·tarn ·dst 99. & t11o clerdos aplnat I o 7-yoorKoroan, Lee, ..... II Dllblll $ .. " .. ·l· n ,..ji i!_M "' "·" "fi q �1 ns Ches . · dl;y, •• p.m. book, !drs. Lana; ""'ell! slll8nmeal; Mr • ltllObael ' 3'2lat • 7:3$ andMr burnlhe .. mes.'• , .. in ent u. s as Yl over h as Dan Po 23, o1 ~, who de~ ""' 16Cu. • e!Ngnetlc DeiGn • I n V g. Dr11Nen • Alu inu Shelv• .. below '' _, tl1 Le de '· ... •• Ide. HorUeui1Uire, Pre and Mu. lay. Tom do e en Rlokln ' mary ... it ' tal world t11at ~ri PresbJ . . e~ri·tarn ·dst 99. & t11o clerdos aplnat I o 7-yoorKoroan, Lee, ..... II Dllblll $ .. " .. ·l· n ,..ji i!_M "' "·" "fi q �Rose:· Last Sllootiqr Far 100 :•, The exclti11J, o~r,.scent 26. year-old Clncy rliftt lleljler doesn't mot<e 100 gnnd )'<!t but ,and energy ts a pure delight tO be says he wlll one dtJ, he' a behold. He doesn't do a hall bed more t!an hallwi.Y there ·job with his money, either. alrq and he has a WI.\' of Pete Rose never walks generllly doing what hi 11.\'S he ln)where. He runs. will. , "I've been doing it ever since Pete Rose has this WllquO I was a kld," he says. "I can't ambltioo. He wants to be the break the habit" only non-home run bitter , ever He is the only pla,yer in t]:1e to earn '100;000. He'o sol111 majors, maybe In th8 whole sboot It the right WI.\'. SO 1111' he world, who runs to flrst base has only lOW' homers but hlo every tiJne he draws a walk. He .366 average leads both league• NEW YORK (U~,.. Pete Rose lo the last ol the red hot ape)ldera. The WI.\' he spends ·his time runs eterywhere. ~ck and forth from his position In right field "''lth the Cincirmati Reds and in a·oo out of the batting cage. Baseball never could be called a dying game !I .they Ill played it the way Pete fl:Ose does. Nor can Cincinnati be called a dull dub as long as he has anything to do with it. He makes the ldritission price to 1 Reds' game a real bargain because he plt.Ys basehall the way it should be played. ' 11 "I love the game, .. he says. love everything about iL Nothing In lite is more fWL Baseball enables me to meet people. I enjoy that. I go to the ball park every day, sign autographs, talk to reporters. I enjoy tbaL Jmagi"" making 100 grand for doing something you were ~ppy to do for nothing when yoo were_a kid?" ' , ; I be SQL U( Jcndw wasn't duo to a, · ~?~ _.·:,. spring tralnlns be""'ae I did that lor two weel\s. I , aut two· weeks and a miU(ary c<rnml- lor l1ro llh<i!e more.'' Pete Flat ~h i bo11!J11.Yer but dOesn't IIWI.\'S one. He'a ·m~ '"' tbought!Ul tllan most ol them. ';':i•ltf1·~1!l;ii.eli>IIIIJ!iu~•' He hao his heart set on llllkllW ·~ .. ' r. ' :, l'' ' ' ,> . '' AUTHORIZED ~GRAVELY ' l~wn , Garden , Groun.ds Equipment Specialist then lour bogeys ln a row left him three over at the turn and apparentl,y out ol the running lor the day. He was in the first threesome of the day and the deW..wet grass was causing his approach shots to sail and miss the greens. But, at the 13th hole he Player wasn't even among the started a string of Cive straight live plt.Yers bunched ln third 3's and said he didn't know place with 691, but tbe rocky "why it wasn't six In a row." little South Alrlcan- his brown Player, who had his troubles eyes brisllln& like his closely- off the tee when he hit cmly nine c~ hair- was cmly two of 14 !airways, wasn't by shots back thanks to a closing hlmsel!. rullh of 3' s and a regained Fleckman, for instance, en putting touch. route to his 3t-34- 68 hit only upm a good putter and I six fair1fa_ys, and Casper, with a · admit I~" Pla,er said, "but 35-" stl'I!Yed Into the J'OII8It rvo .....~ "ell ;for Olliy " w~oli-ille about one r.u...t out rio 72-llole · ~ii&wi'd11oJ Ill 'bet'tNen caap. toumsmeot. or and Fleckman and the "Today, George Archer, Bob Pla,yer led nveaome at par 70 Verwey and llarold Heming were Earl Stewart, Ke1 Nagle, gave me a little J1U!t1n8 losaon Jack Montamnery, Tommy Aa· and I think I ma.y have my rm and Ken Still. Bracketed problem licked. Thoy told me I with Player were defend1ng was jabbing at the ball and had champion Dave Stockton, Terry me change my grip." DUI, Tommy Bolt and Bob Player sank a 20.looler lor a Charles. blr<lie on the second hole, but GRAVELY TRACTOR Sales & Service 992-2975 E. Main St. Pomeroy I WAKEUP f'lcht Resulta By United ·.Press lnternstlooal PORTLAND, Maine {IJPI)- N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. Ptte RiciteUl, 170, Portlao:i, ~ Billy Marsh, 165, Los Vegas, Nev. (7), OPTOMETRIST OFt'ICE IIOUlt~ TIIUit~.) - 9 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CI.O.'oE AT NOON ON t:A~T COUIIT ~T ., I'OMI-:IIOY LOs ANGELES (UPO- Hedgemon Lewio, 14Glh , Hoi]J>wood, Callt, 0111pointed Bobby Mur· r:a,y. 145, San Fnnclsco (10). Marlo saurr-., 135, PhUadel· phil lnd MJ,gue1 Hernandez, 140, Monterrey, Mexico, drew (10). BOUT ARRANGED LOs ANGELES (UPI).... Hlr. Auditorium. ':r ~;..__........., . ..'',' • 'I 11y un.......,..'"'" ' < ' ~ 1/!ilted i're~slnltrllitlooa1 e FLY BArr e BALER 1WINl e FLY SPRAY • SEED CORN ·e DISIROANTS e RAT& MIG IAIT AND ACOMPllTE LINE OF FEED FOR EVERY ... r--------------------------·, I ALSO QUALITY l1 I I I I ! ST ETS---- ..! I ---I I I OHfO 'VALLEY I 1 I I ·INDUSTRIES I II II " IT. 124 PHONE992-2161 '• I . MINEI!SVJW'. 01 . ·----------------------------J ' Mr. and Mra. Glr)' Freemalj> tl. ' a!l'l ~baby called ,OII Mr. ~=t;;i;: IIHin~,\U !lemord ~le, Monclay ~·· Leona Kemedy 11 a : and ...- ,• '•...;.;"·'.·: ..,.._ -.;q41.." oanie pOjtlloailo . of tlieJn:' · . · ·, ·• • • 't!i!-'100 ooo-s;7·1 WbeD WWI~, llai.dtcltil:clrt)lo' MIJID. .1 002'000 02x-l-'8-11 Ust of d8JI\ano!a w:ltJii.iil '11!k!Ji8 · Dobacil, uiocibtad (8l and IllY ldloo, aU u Nesrooa'''"' · Pagllaioid, Chalice, w-~na~on the vorslif fii.Yed ...., (7) and Reaebpro. WP- Wort!>- practice Wedntedl.\' and Thur,.. ington (1-1). LP-Dobsoo (2.3). day. Now Yoik 106 201 000-1~ 11-2 WWsey, who slo1ed l!rmb' he Bostoo 300 110 06x-li·14-0 would be the sole Judga ol ."'l!llo stottlem,yre, Verbanlc (8), wlll IIII.Y, whors and )lhon." WQ11111ck (8) and Fernandea. dr_.t Ill ol them trom the Ellsworth, Stephenaon (3), Lan- teom Thuroday and ordered dis <5l, W)'ltt (7), StaRIIe oo their 111111orms ~~o· ~ trom and Howard, OUver (5). WP- lockers. ' · Wyatt (1-2>. LP- Verbanlc (1"Foo!boll's not Uko an aU2;. HRS- Horrelscm (5thl; ·,Fer· elifrt mOVIe 'l!llere )'GO can . • nandez (2nd), White (3rdl. ccme and go," said the coach. Wash · 002 020 OIJO.., ~7·1 "They're oU the team and Cleve 000 010 000-1-4-l !hot's It" Moore. J:ll8lins (6) ard However. staiUJW Negro ftill... casanovo. McDowell, Fisher (9) boek John McGallle lndlca1ed . and Sims. WP- Moore (1-3). LP the diOJMl'te might be resolved The amuol Rio Grande COllege -McDowell (4-2). HRS- Brown within a lew dlQ's. !il>ring Ali'-Si>Orta Bob!Uet will be hold ' (2nd), Howard 2 (13th & lith; practice cloaes Seturda,y after· In the Coll~geDinlngHall~, National league noon with an intrasqull( game. May \9, beglmlng at 6:30 p. m. Atlanla ot PhUadelphla, nigh~ "This Is not l bllycoli," aald Guut opeoker 'will be Ailrlan we~., raln McGaUie. "We blve been Smith, guard lor the Clndnmd st. Louis 000 OUO 000-Q-8..1 holding meetings to trY and get Ro)'lls. 003 000 OOx- ~ 101110 problems seWed. We are More than 60 Rio Grande COl· Pitts Washbllrn, Jaster (7) and iust trying to got together with lege albtetes will be honoi-ed at Mccarver, Voale (2.3) and May, the coaches. the banQuet ror their pertlclpaLP- Washburn (3-2). tlon In the lour major 8J)Clrtl _ Houston ooo ooo 001-1~ lnter..t!onal League Standings bask..U.,U, buebell, Irick and san Fron 000 100 20x- ~ By Unlted Press lnternationol gdL "¥allY line a.thletes w111 be WUson, Nay (8), Coo,nbs (8) W L Pet GB recOinlzed at the banquet when and Adlesh. Marlchal (&..2) and LouiS\ille 14 8 ,636 they receive their m'llif let. lllatt LP- Wil1011 (3-3). Rochester 1~ 8 .636 .:.... ters. Trophies will beallordedto Clnn 000 OUI 000-1~ Columbus 11 8 .579 1'h those athletes who were out. New York 010 000 001-2-&-1 Bulfalo 12 12 .500 3 standlqplurlng thepaatseooon," Arrigo (:!-2) and Bench. Toledo 12 14 •462 4 oald Al'thur L. Llnhim, Albletlc Seaver (2-3) and Grote. Richmond 11 14 , 440 f'h Director. 1st add 005s Syracuse 9 13 . 409 5 Smith haa eallllllahetl himself Chicago 100 000 000- l 8 0 JackaonviUe 10 16 .385 6 •• one of 'the top back tolrl men Los Ang 000 ooo 000-· 0 6 I Thurlda,y'o Results in the protesslonall'lllka. Smith Nye (2-4) and Hundley. Jacksonville at Rochester, post. scored 1347 JIC)Ints 1ut seo.oh Sutton, Billingham (8) and ponecl, raln to place hlmsell third behlllll Torborg, Haller (8). LP- Se~ (0!14< game schetluledl only Osear Rcberlaon and JOlT)' (2-2).: ''.;t" "J . ; •• ~. ~ I: I ~ W' t 11'1<. ·,~r,.:~ Lucas In the club's-• --u•~ -~..:.... .,. -.l' •, .04 ! •/ ' ' f ~fJ" .. ~ ... ,..,~,,.., - A>Di"!.<"" toqUe leal [>lltlent In lk![oer lola Bir\J'Iilll I a I Veterans Memorial Mr. ind Mrs. Alpha to Lopn Saturdi.Y to visit and Mrs. stanley Phll1lpa. · ... Oilkio"!! ' ll'mn At Rw' G..ande AJJ sports Ban'quet ·' sChedU Ied ·.'On May 19 ' · , r· Syra"-•se .. r · 1 " . ' - ' · · • 5 ''~rt ~ Atheils spent a re<em Mr. ' Htlbert Grimm lnd &lnda.Y at the James Teaford Mr. and Vs. L&r.ry Sailers home. and son, Mrs. Lowreoce Sali. Mrs. MJI- Salser and tamers and Mr~ arrle Sellero, lly bave moved !rom Wa t e r aU at Col o, spent ibldi.Y Street to their newly purchU· here at the e of the latter ed bome on Apple ~ Mrs. Sellers. They also visited Mr. and Mrs, .toe LAllldon have Mro. Mary Flsnagan and Robert. moved from Awl• .street to the Mrs. Apes White and Ml'•· former La,yton Sl.\'re Jll'Ollfrl1on AUce Freeland 11[10111 Moncii.Yeve. Jotm .•Street. nlng Ill Middleport with M r a. , Mr. and Mrs. La,yton ~re Beulah White and attended the and r.mll1 have moved to tholr -r-Danlbter BanQiet ol the new traDer on Route 7. · somom Mlaalonary SoeleiY cir. . Mrs. Sampson .Hall. Mr•· Jan. . leo Ll"soo, Mrs. Adrleme lllbcle at the ¥11 Churd1. Mr. and Mrs. Janie; Robert ,. ~ and Mra. M.fla Ill White and . ~ of Domb1r ~~ ll*lt I . . . evmcat spent Frldi(y ~th his IMiber ·" · fleafllll atiMd!ni a Jewel· Mrs. A~P~ea White, and 101cl~ Tf aiM!. "• ' · . · ,· Rlchord Duclroiorth. They aloo · Mrs. Clart Lavflider lal[ltindvistled at Maom with Mrs. Rose 1118 some tllne hi Cldeii!ID Schwarz and lami1.Y. b!ir...,s and flmlllllo. . Mr. and Mrs. DOll llendricks Mr. and Mrs. ~· G~, and lami1.Y beve moved mm it_.~ ~ Water Street to llowmalll Run. !I""IItlll, P ' STOuTAt' KA .. z'S , !'14e. Smith was uorded the MVP· ........ In the 1966 .....,:esolooal lll·•lar game. He lo emp(oyed at the F1rst National Bonk durllic· tho olf·ao11on. He and his wife .have • son and maketholrhclne In Clndrua~SReservations lor the ""'-! may be made by calllng R I o Grande College, 2~5-53~, before noon Frldl.\', May 17. Tickets are $L25 · )lr; PI.EASANT VALLEY HOsPITAl: Admlaad - Mrs. Jamea · ver, ~111 Ferrf; Smllll, PI, •Pleaaant; Mro; Jlob;.. , by lloelh, Mlddltp)l't; _,...; 10111, CI'OWII Clt1; Mrs. Jaaiel 9wll, lladholde; Am& Pt. P I - ; Mra. pie, Hilllder1011; Gro!lorJ, ~·~""' Pt. PleaiiD!. · ·v Dlscbarged -' Mra. Y~ and daughter, Htlllder.a,;• Marilyn McCoy, Pt. PIIOflll!; ~aen Okey Blankenahlp, r... llpollt Ferry; ora Biddle, Pt. PleU- . Dt Danny Kimbler, .1..«11~ Mra. Orvll Watooo, Pt. Pleaoanl; AI• f!:Jd Kuschel, Fl>mei'Ol', . \ ' Two Births - A daugblor to Mr. and Mro. Bobby lloeah, IIIJd. tlleport; a 1011 to Mr. ·and Mrs. James 9wli, ,SQu!bfltle. tery. Memorial IIOI'Yie\s b)' the Chip. ter No. 75, or the order or !!ill= · - - em Ster, will llO bald at t ~· Crow. JluoiMIII Flmoral llOma til.; m. Salunla:r In the Main llreet · nlaht at 8 o'elock. Bljll[ll Clllrch with the Rev. :t.Ira. Wells died ~ Earl Ted Wall olllcllllnr, · ~r- Tuel!dt¥ wbUe voting· a(U i · Ia! will be In Lone Ook C....., C-.1 SehOOI preelnet. . ;" ' ' - C8t8R"· STEREOS· awe Miller or Collllllblll, vialtodtholr parOhts, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Grimm. They al10 visited their a1 Iter and brother • In . • law, Mr. and Mra. Ilaymond Teaford and family ol MlneravUio. · Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J, Qlllck of Columbua visited bla ~·· Mr. and Mr•· Jamoa S. Qlllck. Mrs; Earl Culler 1118 boon roturned to her bome after belne a medical patlon1lortllreewMks at Voterans Memorial lloiJital, "MA" WILL~ ' top-quality · · t~ne..'up lata' for Tric'iWn· BESTTIMETOB0Y~$AVEAT ... ' '· IN-El$ F ,.,.~.,· . OPEN • URE ·. Wells &t'Yice fs. Announced · . ' ' J· ')ll ., PT, ·l.'LEASANT - Fuolerat servlee tor M'ta. I.Aionl "'l)-~ . WI.\' WeU1 will J>e litlti 11'1 p. · .... ........._~~..~----, ..:: =~iot~'!: :=:.Mr. Street., Mrs. Blanche Cllllllinlham aed See Us For Your Many Spring Needt Around The Finn tbe~ ~:~~~rm:::.~">"t}.~~~:· :~ :~s oshl Kobayashi ol Jljlan, the man 11[10111 the weelcend with Mra. world jwlior l!ghtwelifrt chamand Mr•. ploo, agreed Thuroday to meet Mllcelm Qllnther lamlly have Mando Ramos of 1..o111 Beach, moved from the Jack WUilam& Calif., In a !~round non-t!Ue Jll'Ollfrl1 on Fourth Streettothelr bout June 20 at the Olymj>lc newl7 .ll"rcl!aled home on Water ,----------------------------, c::_!,Mr. ·and Mrs. · 11£11':( act 'llke that 100 rrand but It hasn't caused Ill)' lmjJedlment In his reach. ID a g'r(Np, he's llways aad makes him wonder about the first """ alter the check. l'e<lple alwt.Ys osk him wily all the talk ol some •295 hitter he · keepo runn!ilg. A low who whmlng the tlUe this year. 4 don't know him think he nms ' Why am I so set on getting $100,00U?" asks Rose, who merely to make an impressim. "I wouldn't run if I didn't mentions the figure often. 14 1t's " he says bluntly. "I a figure athletes like to shoot want to,_ Cor. Not everybody can say 'I'm run alter I get a base oo balls making $100,000.' Guys like because the c~tcher may miss Willie Maya, Hank ·Aaron, the bill: I mala! the blg turn at Roberto Clemente and Mickey first base because rm not Mantle can say it but they're all satisfied with first. Too many long ball hitters. I'm not. That's guys are satisfied. Not me: I what eggs me on even more. wanna make second." Dave Bristol, the Cincinnati Get me straight. I don't play for mone.)' although I can't say manager, claims Pete Rose Is I'd play for nothing. The money one or a klnd. Pete was going is nice coming in every two out to the ball park the other weeks and I'm no different than da;y w~en someone asked him anybody else, I like to get what which player in the majors I'm worth. h!JJtled the most. ''Me," be sald, without so Rose, who batted .301 for the Reds latlt year, can't really much as blinking an eye. Pete Rose wasn't bragging. explain why he's doing so much He was simply stating a .cact. better this year. "I guess I just got my FORT WORTH, Tex. (UPI)Billy Casper and Marcy Fleck. man had a one strdle edge on the field going Into the second round d. the Colonial National Invitation · Goll Tournament today with their two.underiJOl' 68s, but they had better keep a wary eye 011 GarY Plt.Yer. " ·1~~~ ROS(· looke like a ' Casper, Fleckman Share Colonial Lead Call, Write or Come to See Ue tor Complete., Counsel-tng, Free Oemonstrttlon. .,a because :history;,! ' . �Rose:· Last Sllootiqr Far 100 :•, The exclti11J, o~r,.scent 26. year-old Clncy rliftt lleljler doesn't mot<e 100 gnnd )'<!t but ,and energy ts a pure delight tO be says he wlll one dtJ, he' a behold. He doesn't do a hall bed more t!an hallwi.Y there ·job with his money, either. alrq and he has a WI.\' of Pete Rose never walks generllly doing what hi 11.\'S he ln)where. He runs. will. , "I've been doing it ever since Pete Rose has this WllquO I was a kld," he says. "I can't ambltioo. He wants to be the break the habit" only non-home run bitter , ever He is the only pla,yer in t]:1e to earn '100;000. He'o sol111 majors, maybe In th8 whole sboot It the right WI.\'. SO 1111' he world, who runs to flrst base has only lOW' homers but hlo every tiJne he draws a walk. He .366 average leads both league• NEW YORK (U~,.. Pete Rose lo the last ol the red hot ape)ldera. The WI.\' he spends ·his time runs eterywhere. ~ck and forth from his position In right field "''lth the Cincirmati Reds and in a·oo out of the batting cage. Baseball never could be called a dying game !I .they Ill played it the way Pete fl:Ose does. Nor can Cincinnati be called a dull dub as long as he has anything to do with it. He makes the ldritission price to 1 Reds' game a real bargain because he plt.Ys basehall the way it should be played. ' 11 "I love the game, .. he says. love everything about iL Nothing In lite is more fWL Baseball enables me to meet people. I enjoy that. I go to the ball park every day, sign autographs, talk to reporters. I enjoy tbaL Jmagi"" making 100 grand for doing something you were ~ppy to do for nothing when yoo were_a kid?" ' , ; I be SQL U( Jcndw wasn't duo to a, · ~?~ _.·:,. spring tralnlns be""'ae I did that lor two weel\s. I , aut two· weeks and a miU(ary c<rnml- lor l1ro llh<i!e more.'' Pete Flat ~h i bo11!J11.Yer but dOesn't IIWI.\'S one. He'a ·m~ '"' tbought!Ul tllan most ol them. ';':i•ltf1·~1!l;ii.eli>IIIIJ!iu~•' He hao his heart set on llllkllW ·~ .. ' r. ' :, l'' ' ' ,> . '' AUTHORIZED ~GRAVELY ' l~wn , Garden , Groun.ds Equipment Specialist then lour bogeys ln a row left him three over at the turn and apparentl,y out ol the running lor the day. He was in the first threesome of the day and the deW..wet grass was causing his approach shots to sail and miss the greens. But, at the 13th hole he Player wasn't even among the started a string of Cive straight live plt.Yers bunched ln third 3's and said he didn't know place with 691, but tbe rocky "why it wasn't six In a row." little South Alrlcan- his brown Player, who had his troubles eyes brisllln& like his closely- off the tee when he hit cmly nine c~ hair- was cmly two of 14 !airways, wasn't by shots back thanks to a closing hlmsel!. rullh of 3' s and a regained Fleckman, for instance, en putting touch. route to his 3t-34- 68 hit only upm a good putter and I six fair1fa_ys, and Casper, with a · admit I~" Pla,er said, "but 35-" stl'I!Yed Into the J'OII8It rvo .....~ "ell ;for Olliy " w~oli-ille about one r.u...t out rio 72-llole · ~ii&wi'd11oJ Ill 'bet'tNen caap. toumsmeot. or and Fleckman and the "Today, George Archer, Bob Pla,yer led nveaome at par 70 Verwey and llarold Heming were Earl Stewart, Ke1 Nagle, gave me a little J1U!t1n8 losaon Jack Montamnery, Tommy Aa· and I think I ma.y have my rm and Ken Still. Bracketed problem licked. Thoy told me I with Player were defend1ng was jabbing at the ball and had champion Dave Stockton, Terry me change my grip." DUI, Tommy Bolt and Bob Player sank a 20.looler lor a Charles. blr<lie on the second hole, but GRAVELY TRACTOR Sales & Service 992-2975 E. Main St. Pomeroy I WAKEUP f'lcht Resulta By United ·.Press lnternstlooal PORTLAND, Maine {IJPI)- N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. Ptte RiciteUl, 170, Portlao:i, ~ Billy Marsh, 165, Los Vegas, Nev. (7), OPTOMETRIST OFt'ICE IIOUlt~ TIIUit~.) - 9 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CI.O.'oE AT NOON ON t:A~T COUIIT ~T ., I'OMI-:IIOY LOs ANGELES (UPO- Hedgemon Lewio, 14Glh , Hoi]J>wood, Callt, 0111pointed Bobby Mur· r:a,y. 145, San Fnnclsco (10). Marlo saurr-., 135, PhUadel· phil lnd MJ,gue1 Hernandez, 140, Monterrey, Mexico, drew (10). BOUT ARRANGED LOs ANGELES (UPI).... Hlr. Auditorium. ':r ~;..__........., . ..'',' • 'I 11y un.......,..'"'" ' < ' ~ 1/!ilted i're~slnltrllitlooa1 e FLY BArr e BALER 1WINl e FLY SPRAY • SEED CORN ·e DISIROANTS e RAT& MIG IAIT AND ACOMPllTE LINE OF FEED FOR EVERY ... r--------------------------·, I ALSO QUALITY l1 I I I I ! ST ETS---- ..! I ---I I I OHfO 'VALLEY I 1 I I ·INDUSTRIES I II II " IT. 124 PHONE992-2161 '• I . MINEI!SVJW'. 01 . ·----------------------------J ' Mr. and Mra. Glr)' Freemalj> tl. ' a!l'l ~baby called ,OII Mr. ~=t;;i;: IIHin~,\U !lemord ~le, Monclay ~·· Leona Kemedy 11 a : and ...- ,• '•...;.;"·'.·: ..,.._ -.;q41.." oanie pOjtlloailo . of tlieJn:' · . · ·, ·• • • 't!i!-'100 ooo-s;7·1 WbeD WWI~, llai.dtcltil:clrt)lo' MIJID. .1 002'000 02x-l-'8-11 Ust of d8JI\ano!a w:ltJii.iil '11!k!Ji8 · Dobacil, uiocibtad (8l and IllY ldloo, aU u Nesrooa'''"' · Pagllaioid, Chalice, w-~na~on the vorslif fii.Yed ...., (7) and Reaebpro. WP- Wort!>- practice Wedntedl.\' and Thur,.. ington (1-1). LP-Dobsoo (2.3). day. Now Yoik 106 201 000-1~ 11-2 WWsey, who slo1ed l!rmb' he Bostoo 300 110 06x-li·14-0 would be the sole Judga ol ."'l!llo stottlem,yre, Verbanlc (8), wlll IIII.Y, whors and )lhon." WQ11111ck (8) and Fernandea. dr_.t Ill ol them trom the Ellsworth, Stephenaon (3), Lan- teom Thuroday and ordered dis <5l, W)'ltt (7), StaRIIe oo their 111111orms ~~o· ~ trom and Howard, OUver (5). WP- lockers. ' · Wyatt (1-2>. LP- Verbanlc (1"Foo!boll's not Uko an aU2;. HRS- Horrelscm (5thl; ·,Fer· elifrt mOVIe 'l!llere )'GO can . • nandez (2nd), White (3rdl. ccme and go," said the coach. Wash · 002 020 OIJO.., ~7·1 "They're oU the team and Cleve 000 010 000-1-4-l !hot's It" Moore. J:ll8lins (6) ard However. staiUJW Negro ftill... casanovo. McDowell, Fisher (9) boek John McGallle lndlca1ed . and Sims. WP- Moore (1-3). LP the diOJMl'te might be resolved The amuol Rio Grande COllege -McDowell (4-2). HRS- Brown within a lew dlQ's. !il>ring Ali'-Si>Orta Bob!Uet will be hold ' (2nd), Howard 2 (13th & lith; practice cloaes Seturda,y after· In the Coll~geDinlngHall~, National league noon with an intrasqull( game. May \9, beglmlng at 6:30 p. m. Atlanla ot PhUadelphla, nigh~ "This Is not l bllycoli," aald Guut opeoker 'will be Ailrlan we~., raln McGaUie. "We blve been Smith, guard lor the Clndnmd st. Louis 000 OUO 000-Q-8..1 holding meetings to trY and get Ro)'lls. 003 000 OOx- ~ 101110 problems seWed. We are More than 60 Rio Grande COl· Pitts Washbllrn, Jaster (7) and iust trying to got together with lege albtetes will be honoi-ed at Mccarver, Voale (2.3) and May, the coaches. the banQuet ror their pertlclpaLP- Washburn (3-2). tlon In the lour major 8J)Clrtl _ Houston ooo ooo 001-1~ lnter..t!onal League Standings bask..U.,U, buebell, Irick and san Fron 000 100 20x- ~ By Unlted Press lnternationol gdL "¥allY line a.thletes w111 be WUson, Nay (8), Coo,nbs (8) W L Pet GB recOinlzed at the banquet when and Adlesh. Marlchal (&..2) and LouiS\ille 14 8 ,636 they receive their m'llif let. lllatt LP- Wil1011 (3-3). Rochester 1~ 8 .636 .:.... ters. Trophies will beallordedto Clnn 000 OUI 000-1~ Columbus 11 8 .579 1'h those athletes who were out. New York 010 000 001-2-&-1 Bulfalo 12 12 .500 3 standlqplurlng thepaatseooon," Arrigo (:!-2) and Bench. Toledo 12 14 •462 4 oald Al'thur L. Llnhim, Albletlc Seaver (2-3) and Grote. Richmond 11 14 , 440 f'h Director. 1st add 005s Syracuse 9 13 . 409 5 Smith haa eallllllahetl himself Chicago 100 000 000- l 8 0 JackaonviUe 10 16 .385 6 •• one of 'the top back tolrl men Los Ang 000 ooo 000-· 0 6 I Thurlda,y'o Results in the protesslonall'lllka. Smith Nye (2-4) and Hundley. Jacksonville at Rochester, post. scored 1347 JIC)Ints 1ut seo.oh Sutton, Billingham (8) and ponecl, raln to place hlmsell third behlllll Torborg, Haller (8). LP- Se~ (0!14< game schetluledl only Osear Rcberlaon and JOlT)' (2-2).: ''.;t" "J . ; •• ~. ~ I: I ~ W' t 11'1<. ·,~r,.:~ Lucas In the club's-• --u•~ -~..:.... .,. -.l' •, .04 ! •/ ' ' f ~fJ" .. ~ ... ,..,~,,.., - A>Di"!.<"" toqUe leal [>lltlent In lk![oer lola Bir\J'Iilll I a I Veterans Memorial Mr. ind Mrs. Alpha to Lopn Saturdi.Y to visit and Mrs. stanley Phll1lpa. · ... Oilkio"!! ' ll'mn At Rw' G..ande AJJ sports Ban'quet ·' sChedU Ied ·.'On May 19 ' · , r· Syra"-•se .. r · 1 " . ' - ' · · • 5 ''~rt ~ Atheils spent a re<em Mr. ' Htlbert Grimm lnd &lnda.Y at the James Teaford Mr. and Vs. L&r.ry Sailers home. and son, Mrs. Lowreoce Sali. Mrs. MJI- Salser and tamers and Mr~ arrle Sellero, lly bave moved !rom Wa t e r aU at Col o, spent ibldi.Y Street to their newly purchU· here at the e of the latter ed bome on Apple ~ Mrs. Sellers. They also visited Mr. and Mrs, .toe LAllldon have Mro. Mary Flsnagan and Robert. moved from Awl• .street to the Mrs. Apes White and Ml'•· former La,yton Sl.\'re Jll'Ollfrl1on AUce Freeland 11[10111 Moncii.Yeve. Jotm .•Street. nlng Ill Middleport with M r a. , Mr. and Mrs. La,yton ~re Beulah White and attended the and r.mll1 have moved to tholr -r-Danlbter BanQiet ol the new traDer on Route 7. · somom Mlaalonary SoeleiY cir. . Mrs. Sampson .Hall. Mr•· Jan. . leo Ll"soo, Mrs. Adrleme lllbcle at the ¥11 Churd1. Mr. and Mrs. Janie; Robert ,. ~ and Mra. M.fla Ill White and . ~ of Domb1r ~~ ll*lt I . . . evmcat spent Frldi(y ~th his IMiber ·" · fleafllll atiMd!ni a Jewel· Mrs. A~P~ea White, and 101cl~ Tf aiM!. "• ' · . · ,· Rlchord Duclroiorth. They aloo · Mrs. Clart Lavflider lal[ltindvistled at Maom with Mrs. Rose 1118 some tllne hi Cldeii!ID Schwarz and lami1.Y. b!ir...,s and flmlllllo. . Mr. and Mrs. DOll llendricks Mr. and Mrs. ~· G~, and lami1.Y beve moved mm it_.~ ~ Water Street to llowmalll Run. !I""IItlll, P ' STOuTAt' KA .. z'S , !'14e. Smith was uorded the MVP· ........ In the 1966 .....,:esolooal lll·•lar game. He lo emp(oyed at the F1rst National Bonk durllic· tho olf·ao11on. He and his wife .have • son and maketholrhclne In Clndrua~SReservations lor the ""'-! may be made by calllng R I o Grande College, 2~5-53~, before noon Frldl.\', May 17. Tickets are $L25 · )lr; PI.EASANT VALLEY HOsPITAl: Admlaad - Mrs. Jamea · ver, ~111 Ferrf; Smllll, PI, •Pleaaant; Mro; Jlob;.. , by lloelh, Mlddltp)l't; _,...; 10111, CI'OWII Clt1; Mrs. Jaaiel 9wll, lladholde; Am& Pt. P I - ; Mra. pie, Hilllder1011; Gro!lorJ, ~·~""' Pt. PleaiiD!. · ·v Dlscbarged -' Mra. Y~ and daughter, Htlllder.a,;• Marilyn McCoy, Pt. PIIOflll!; ~aen Okey Blankenahlp, r... llpollt Ferry; ora Biddle, Pt. PleU- . Dt Danny Kimbler, .1..«11~ Mra. Orvll Watooo, Pt. Pleaoanl; AI• f!:Jd Kuschel, Fl>mei'Ol', . \ ' Two Births - A daugblor to Mr. and Mro. Bobby lloeah, IIIJd. tlleport; a 1011 to Mr. ·and Mrs. James 9wli, ,SQu!bfltle. tery. Memorial IIOI'Yie\s b)' the Chip. ter No. 75, or the order or !!ill= · - - em Ster, will llO bald at t ~· Crow. JluoiMIII Flmoral llOma til.; m. Salunla:r In the Main llreet · nlaht at 8 o'elock. Bljll[ll Clllrch with the Rev. :t.Ira. Wells died ~ Earl Ted Wall olllcllllnr, · ~r- Tuel!dt¥ wbUe voting· a(U i · Ia! will be In Lone Ook C....., C-.1 SehOOI preelnet. . ;" ' ' - C8t8R"· STEREOS· awe Miller or Collllllblll, vialtodtholr parOhts, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Grimm. They al10 visited their a1 Iter and brother • In . • law, Mr. and Mra. Ilaymond Teaford and family ol MlneravUio. · Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J, Qlllck of Columbua visited bla ~·· Mr. and Mr•· Jamoa S. Qlllck. Mrs; Earl Culler 1118 boon roturned to her bome after belne a medical patlon1lortllreewMks at Voterans Memorial lloiJital, "MA" WILL~ ' top-quality · · t~ne..'up lata' for Tric'iWn· BESTTIMETOB0Y~$AVEAT ... ' '· IN-El$ F ,.,.~.,· . OPEN • URE ·. Wells &t'Yice fs. Announced · . ' ' J· ')ll ., PT, ·l.'LEASANT - Fuolerat servlee tor M'ta. I.Aionl "'l)-~ . WI.\' WeU1 will J>e litlti 11'1 p. · .... ........._~~..~----, ..:: =~iot~'!: :=:.Mr. Street., Mrs. Blanche Cllllllinlham aed See Us For Your Many Spring Needt Around The Finn tbe~ ~:~~~rm:::.~">"t}.~~~:· :~ :~s oshl Kobayashi ol Jljlan, the man 11[10111 the weelcend with Mra. world jwlior l!ghtwelifrt chamand Mr•. ploo, agreed Thuroday to meet Mllcelm Qllnther lamlly have Mando Ramos of 1..o111 Beach, moved from the Jack WUilam& Calif., In a !~round non-t!Ue Jll'Ollfrl1 on Fourth Streettothelr bout June 20 at the Olymj>lc newl7 .ll"rcl!aled home on Water ,----------------------------, c::_!,Mr. ·and Mrs. · 11£11':( act 'llke that 100 rrand but It hasn't caused Ill)' lmjJedlment In his reach. ID a g'r(Np, he's llways aad makes him wonder about the first """ alter the check. l'e<lple alwt.Ys osk him wily all the talk ol some •295 hitter he · keepo runn!ilg. A low who whmlng the tlUe this year. 4 don't know him think he nms ' Why am I so set on getting $100,00U?" asks Rose, who merely to make an impressim. "I wouldn't run if I didn't mentions the figure often. 14 1t's " he says bluntly. "I a figure athletes like to shoot want to,_ Cor. Not everybody can say 'I'm run alter I get a base oo balls making $100,000.' Guys like because the c~tcher may miss Willie Maya, Hank ·Aaron, the bill: I mala! the blg turn at Roberto Clemente and Mickey first base because rm not Mantle can say it but they're all satisfied with first. Too many long ball hitters. I'm not. That's guys are satisfied. Not me: I what eggs me on even more. wanna make second." Dave Bristol, the Cincinnati Get me straight. I don't play for mone.)' although I can't say manager, claims Pete Rose Is I'd play for nothing. The money one or a klnd. Pete was going is nice coming in every two out to the ball park the other weeks and I'm no different than da;y w~en someone asked him anybody else, I like to get what which player in the majors I'm worth. h!JJtled the most. ''Me," be sald, without so Rose, who batted .301 for the Reds latlt year, can't really much as blinking an eye. Pete Rose wasn't bragging. explain why he's doing so much He was simply stating a .cact. better this year. "I guess I just got my FORT WORTH, Tex. (UPI)Billy Casper and Marcy Fleck. man had a one strdle edge on the field going Into the second round d. the Colonial National Invitation · Goll Tournament today with their two.underiJOl' 68s, but they had better keep a wary eye 011 GarY Plt.Yer. " ·1~~~ ROS(· looke like a ' Casper, Fleckman Share Colonial Lead Call, Write or Come to See Ue tor Complete., Counsel-tng, Free Oemonstrttlon. .,a because :history;,! ' . �;. .,f' ' )Jeri JI!IOI:' ' )1(11: '"J/ilblnll. ~· a bi<JIIW' Wb\1 '~ J!II!T!ed. HI• 'fill! KOOKS GET ALL TilE LINES llear Heleo: , o• wit- Ia m,y huabaMs, ~liler4n· adllo ,., Tbla Ia io eypical ol r Ia . Woulcm't oliO also ' liO MY allller4n~aw? · · tOp . dmea, I had to pass II '11'· )1(11 husband 811'0, "!!~>-" lie Ill ' '1111 night I heard a would btl) lnslots sbe allould. be calli<\ my telovlslnn roporter lntetvlewlnC a re~ escaped war pr!SCII- b-4n~all's wife, or myhu.. eo; Rudy er. There had beeo DMJch ,.,_ band's sllllerWaw. lf rJds were 10, !p.J aunt'B lleltl' aboul tho prl-s ealiuobaJMI wouldn't be my uncle, eepelrom Norlh Vietllalll, llldthe Would he be my ~~aw? Interviewer • - aboUt jlllbUc ..... - . Tile lllliD oald .... than And hOw aboUt coaslntl.. Who's rll!ltl? - PUZZLED 1!111 "'" cent ol the many letters DearPUz: wriueil to him ware derOIBI<>l"Y. YOW' husband may be techmolt were terrUlc votes of COD- Tonlgllt • Wolfpen News, Notes . himself aod oor olcally correct, butrelaii'Ve•who rest oa tecbDicalllleo don't haVe OCU!IIrY. Now woulcm't you tblDk, with close relatlooshipa •.For my monIUch a small neptlvo reactlm, ey, tho wife or~ h u - · Gle reporter would leave It 1aJ brother Is YOUR sister-ln..law IIIII .,....-ate oo tho good side too; your aunrs bullband is your ol But no! IUs - <JillB- uacle - aed wtille ~ se<OOd tlon was, ntell us about t h e cousin miQ' poslllbb' be a "COU· sin ooce-removed,'' dob't worcrank letters." ry aboUt it. He cb>lll'l - H. The escapee gave him a loog, Dear Helen: Qlinlcel look, and oald quletI would like to answer tbose 11 "Pd rather not.,. Thea., thouih he waao't asked, be closcrlbed letters that shoppers are always I !OW or lbe ftne things people writing aboUt nasty oalos peo. pie. We are not nasty we had done tor him. Pm mt blaming lhe report- Orst II'> to work. Tho cuotomer er. He• s no different from any makes us so. People Jet their kids run wild ol us - he waa tryina for a In the store, and U we tell them • ahod<er that would book hio audto oool I~ we are blamed. Tn s lonce. But Isn't It sad that we're more interested In the one per supermarket, mothers hand their children bananas, penny candy, ol kooka than In the 99 per peanuts otl the stalls, to keep cent who aren't? - LISTENER them pacUled, and never once Dear Listener: think to J>11Y for them. They alCertalnl'y Ia! low them to swing drippY I c e And that's why the small mincream bars or messy chocolate oritY of 1 kooka, .sadists, wi I d !eons, etc. looks so !rlghtenlng- candy near other customers or ly large to u.s. We're very big In lho drygoods section. Women are always asking stufor "fihocker&,"' and reporters pid Q!Ostloos, then getting mad teed us what we erave. 'l1ten, agalnlll our - r judplont, we because wa can't answer them. stsrl generalizing about o u r II we kneW evel")'lhlns, wwld be "dec:adent society.'' and moan- working as sales glrla? They Ing aboul a lost, lost world. or lho kids will break iometblng, thea swear It was alroacly ..... Sad. - H. btol<en. Yoo'd be wrprlsed how Dear Helen: My buabaed aed I hsve been many or them actually llhopllll arpdng about this queetlou. As then, wh111 --~ se.y, "I for1 matter of fac:t, we have all lbe sot, aed dropped this In m,y bag by mistake." nolgli>ora discussing H to. They ask for oomothlD& aed Odonel - for Harley F. JohDBOII, Tarry aed v Cheryl. were recent vialtors o! Mrs. Harley Johnson. Mrs. Lena Wells, Mrs. Nel· lie Tracy, Mrs. Eva Schrieber ol Ball Run, Mrs. Helen Johnson. ml Mrs. Beverly Roush, son, Rodney, ot Gallipolis, were re-- cent visitors of Mrs. Harley T. Johnsoll Miss Linda Smith aod Miss Linda SchaDer were SUndi.Y afternoon visitors of Miss Jo smith recently. Mr. and Mrs. Guy RU&sell, Terry LYnn. of Pomeroy, were recent SundJy evening visitors of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Uncoln Russell. Mrs. Bill Chase of ColumbUs visited a recent weekerd with her ntother, Mrs. S. A. Wyatt. Mrs. Wyatt ls at heme and re- ' ham ptneW.o. ' ' j. ' ..... ol 1o!ll!i Brl!lah troll Carol Wblt.e ' •• ' marrla8t • lowed 111 !allure of to olnpr Ml<llael Kina. ~ uz• blltiiHioer (IInce ' prestige pool 11 Royal hair-"' teaaer... "Tile Bolito or 'the VI!'. . . gin" oovoi Ia - 1!1111' z'i 1 a Jowllh matador aed Jack Carter' I Ioken tho book b)' tho wanaa to homo; alar In ll .• 0r0011 Boan'l Nlnounclng he' a altllllllg tram Ill>era! to <OOoervatlvo poiiUco••• &Ire! •.. Famed "Father orli2nd st." Joe Holbock (Joe r• tho CHAR.LISW. :: . .~ ··~ ' ~i3eiiJ'I at)ei.danee Opl:nl f.4 Weollly, 260 W. Main . ~ ' to be eOmpl!lled bO!Ore the ·meet!••..' T h o ' l Jll'Olllele u ·cHANNEl MASTER ' o.. ' ' rf ' • ., • 1 • anil.'ft.•.FIN(O ., ' ' ' .. < . i , • lnnroJects. renewal of auto iiifor five- yean (after each is in effect 60 . To jwt lhe .ANTENNAS·•· about it, :9.95 . l LITTLE MISSES LOAFERS I llll<e. n"""*'stiatlon• wero81voo I I ·~~~ =~~ 1 lor /&wng and Rrmy;mg... ·I : and PAULEY . NATIONWIDE ' ., ~,:,: ·~)SOCIATED ·.RADIO 214 E. 2nd -oul. :~· 1!r;;J.=.:::~nM:.!~ WilliAMS DOUBLE STACK '' .' of your family. Ken Williams P. i. Pauley I •·Tile Seveo TOlD Sllteblrt t-Il CIW» mot at the Mary Brlckloa' hom~ m '1111 8. 'l1le advloor, Mrs. Elloon Meo1, asslllled tho stria In aolectl111 patte1111 and . Tile Harrisonville Glrla 4-11 materlolo. J>rojeot booka were Honor Clllb met at tho Harrloonvlllo Grange Ball on MoJ 6 with Tbo iD'OUP llludled ~ couradvloors' Mi. aod Mro. Vltsti teoloa lnd bad a lfllz oa clooAtkins aDid 22 member& oert clollnltlooo. ''111ft/ also cliO.. in attendance. · An IMJc .. eusoed oaledlq Gle oorreel pot. lion cereDlOIQI was ' held for tem to nt ,our !Huro ~ f3'po. the newofllcen. JucJyCaraeywas J. aafsty report wao 81.., by in charge of r~reation. - Jeo.. Dawo carper. Belre-• ella Cumlntio, now• roporter. ware oerved by Mary .Brlckles. - Janet Mooa, reporter, ne' '~~· ....a·-Club met · ..----~-----------------'------, at ~· home or "'\vi,~• M.r· and I 1 every '\,····~ i:..:...i., 1U ·- . ' r~ . ; ~ ,_.., , CIIIQ> Mu<IY pvo a r~ m .bflliUJW. Nancy ''Balli)' was In ehatp ol reere&tion. - Lana - -: r~.· , Nation~ide Insurance will ·' - ... I!I'OUP dlacuosed first aid aed decided """' to make In their oew- Ali CHANNEL Pomeroy f•; Florence Meeko. 1 Tamara, Stonly and •Robert Van<e (live report& Cll\ how to be heaJili.Y, Potluckrefreiwnents were prGvllled by all. - Floronce Mookl, - · reP<>rler. I · - I I I I Balhan 4-H A Go-Go Club : ·-.at tile hom~ or~ DoetTile CINlY N1tionw~ , FORALL CX,:~¥1CI.NS tw;•-wire n .. . · - · • ..~J!O't,__~l\l!!!'o - ·"' Hunte Mulllallmur:ut,;l' ( '•• Colun1hus. Uhiu ~;:;i~C:~:;;;::[~R:o:oe:.;1h:en:;· ··--·.,.···-,-' 3 992-2039 OR NIGHT.-2tll •' Pomeroy~ Shop • ,. ',.' MI!-LAHD VAN ME'IEB ·~ ' . IIIIE AD DAlKE TO 'IIIE IUSIC Of tHE liiS S 99 II • ~ 1 1 I -1· girls with I ,' - " ~ ' -- the young yellow by '' " 7 : I· \ . .\·:,' ' ,, . ,, '·.• ., ' . ·' Pale and fresh and delicious ;.-, ., 1 with everythina (everythingmunlna " .. 'l .• .-:.:.·, ' your complexion and your clothes). ,. • ' Have a picnic picklna' out . ,''"' WaBhlng- a day and night supply, .' are poreota ot three chUclren, lllrbar1, Jolttftl IIIII Dlboralt. lit Ia 11011 employed by LB.M. COrp. in New York. and feel dewy and dazzly, .. ,.. ;.<': . right around the clock. ''!' ",, . l,~ ({. ;l 1 S94:' . Mrs, Herbert Hoover and o.... Id WocmescloJ wllh lira. lloYiardYMr, llld Mrs. Robert Bailor · . • aod son callod on Mra. Katie Yoww aod Mr, aod lira. Lowa lludJou. · llr, aed Mra. n>roeiBJasaed ' -·Jean called on Mr. aed llrt. Howard Yoq lltd LWio. ,,,, .Bobble Biller IPent a woelilod" · Few women· ' llutniJny~ .d.itid' •• a the COlt ot· a · .This hip perlatonanco, triplo-toal..l PIIMP can M con•erted to eilhtr deep oo. lhallew' H•••Y duty for dependable, lon&·llft Katie See IIIII N&llonallnt coo ..rtable jot ,.,., . . ••• and talco advllltap ol apeclal •••· '~II whtlo· tb~ ora bein1 •"•rod. Sa¥1 101 IUIJIII· lton by your hcenaod, ,.,_lenctd Nationallao....,. Mr. • .. STOS l .~,- .. toa Court llouoe, Ohio. Thq · araoclmother, sUNS · •' .._.. ., 1111 In 1980. Ho wp oqloyed 111 Blbcock aed WUcox CG. at Ita reoeareb center In Allluco, Olllo. He ..-ved hla ma111er ot ldecco ciep"ee In tbeorstlcal IIIII awlled moebanlcalrom Well Vir81nla Ulllveroll;y ID Fibraary, 1966. He Ia the.., ot Mr. aed !Ira. Betbel R. Vaoco ot Now Haveo, IIIII Ia married to the Iormor Social Notes THE FABULOUS tHREE ,, llogree In - - · a l ~­ !ng !rom West Vlrl!lnla Unlver- ~y.,,..hll FEAlUIIII6 FOI YOUI usl'EIIIIIG PLEASUIE I CORDOVAN-SIZE 8'h TO 3 ;~·' Pine Grove I MAY 17•18•19 I ' , IESOif ' 'j ,,' 'r ·•· Dr. Vance ll'•dnated from Wabama lllsb Sehoul In 1958, reeolvod his Baehelor ot Scleoee 1 PLEASANT POINT' I er wllh a01)slallt ·l'oi&Y Trusoell. Mrs. Rooel' advisor, Uked · the older ~ls 111•111kln• ~~ 8lld oeW!na. Mra. olli e~ : Of fiE )< 1 ho..,., FLOWE'R .·S MilS, members In {ODd' seven ·adVIoors helping. Dlocuoslon was hoi~ Cll the (oad Treason is the only crime clearly defined In the U.S. Constitution. W. Mlln 1111 9 wu the datil ol tho ro.cent 4-H Queen Beel. '' meeting at. tho 'lllppora Plalnl Sdiool Ia retiring aed ·llltoe ol ElllolJ'I assistant• are aUdltlMIIIC forltio ors of her parents, Mr. ardMrs.. Charley Smith. sot_!forOW'Ibem~ . 0 and Mrs. Everett Lambert. Mr. aod Mrs. Doyle J<now, Kail, Kevin and Charles, tanga.. ville, were recent saturtll¥ 'Visit- aed are Just too I&Zl' to HydrOiphere Is the aqueouo envelope of a planet. ,.·.r ' lhe WIB 11) "Mr H~· .f9ef1n cent visitor of her parents, Mr. u!m ::_ ot ·• th11'U live Ill Mrs. Helen Jdlnson was are-- lon't 9DIIlliae u at least a low ladles don't NEW n:;;,;R.fr-:iill;"'iJ!iY.ilillii."'It liiii'friiY, v.... ..-ved hia Do<tor ot being a sweet, kind aljd pntlo PldloiiCJillly llesroe In Engineer. - SALES GIRL ·ill. Tboorellcal aed Ajlplled Me- .This oolumn lsdedlcatedtofamdlaDicl, tram West Vlqlnla UDI- lly living, 80 If you're haYing veroll;y at the 99th IIIIIUal srw- kid trouble or julll plaiD trou'!flon eeremoaloa In lolorpdown ble, let Ilolon help YOU, at lbo Field Hou10 MoJ 12. Jllllice Lee Jonlan I .)., '•)' \ ..;. ., ~· cuperating. whon we Ill' we don't carry I~ evon tell them where to lllld H elsewhere, .they Imply we are cy~ng \ •· Mrs. Larry Barr, &CI1, Darid, Mrs. Alpha Barr of Llngs>illo, Mrs. Howard '.l'lloma aed Mrs. -'•? Now it's ~Dr• anee cartooa'• ukO ·'>1 .~ '• >I ,; ,.I �;. .,f' ' )Jeri JI!IOI:' ' )1(11: '"J/ilblnll. ~· a bi<JIIW' Wb\1 '~ J!II!T!ed. HI• 'fill! KOOKS GET ALL TilE LINES llear Heleo: , o• wit- Ia m,y huabaMs, ~liler4n· adllo ,., Tbla Ia io eypical ol r Ia . Woulcm't oliO also ' liO MY allller4n~aw? · · tOp . dmea, I had to pass II '11'· )1(11 husband 811'0, "!!~>-" lie Ill ' '1111 night I heard a would btl) lnslots sbe allould. be calli<\ my telovlslnn roporter lntetvlewlnC a re~ escaped war pr!SCII- b-4n~all's wife, or myhu.. eo; Rudy er. There had beeo DMJch ,.,_ band's sllllerWaw. lf rJds were 10, !p.J aunt'B lleltl' aboul tho prl-s ealiuobaJMI wouldn't be my uncle, eepelrom Norlh Vietllalll, llldthe Would he be my ~~aw? Interviewer • - aboUt jlllbUc ..... - . Tile lllliD oald .... than And hOw aboUt coaslntl.. Who's rll!ltl? - PUZZLED 1!111 "'" cent ol the many letters DearPUz: wriueil to him ware derOIBI<>l"Y. YOW' husband may be techmolt were terrUlc votes of COD- Tonlgllt • Wolfpen News, Notes . himself aod oor olcally correct, butrelaii'Ve•who rest oa tecbDicalllleo don't haVe OCU!IIrY. Now woulcm't you tblDk, with close relatlooshipa •.For my monIUch a small neptlvo reactlm, ey, tho wife or~ h u - · Gle reporter would leave It 1aJ brother Is YOUR sister-ln..law IIIII .,....-ate oo tho good side too; your aunrs bullband is your ol But no! IUs - <JillB- uacle - aed wtille ~ se<OOd tlon was, ntell us about t h e cousin miQ' poslllbb' be a "COU· sin ooce-removed,'' dob't worcrank letters." ry aboUt it. He cb>lll'l - H. The escapee gave him a loog, Dear Helen: Qlinlcel look, and oald quletI would like to answer tbose 11 "Pd rather not.,. Thea., thouih he waao't asked, be closcrlbed letters that shoppers are always I !OW or lbe ftne things people writing aboUt nasty oalos peo. pie. We are not nasty we had done tor him. Pm mt blaming lhe report- Orst II'> to work. Tho cuotomer er. He• s no different from any makes us so. People Jet their kids run wild ol us - he waa tryina for a In the store, and U we tell them • ahod<er that would book hio audto oool I~ we are blamed. Tn s lonce. But Isn't It sad that we're more interested In the one per supermarket, mothers hand their children bananas, penny candy, ol kooka than In the 99 per peanuts otl the stalls, to keep cent who aren't? - LISTENER them pacUled, and never once Dear Listener: think to J>11Y for them. They alCertalnl'y Ia! low them to swing drippY I c e And that's why the small mincream bars or messy chocolate oritY of 1 kooka, .sadists, wi I d !eons, etc. looks so !rlghtenlng- candy near other customers or ly large to u.s. We're very big In lho drygoods section. Women are always asking stufor "fihocker&,"' and reporters pid Q!Ostloos, then getting mad teed us what we erave. 'l1ten, agalnlll our - r judplont, we because wa can't answer them. stsrl generalizing about o u r II we kneW evel")'lhlns, wwld be "dec:adent society.'' and moan- working as sales glrla? They Ing aboul a lost, lost world. or lho kids will break iometblng, thea swear It was alroacly ..... Sad. - H. btol<en. Yoo'd be wrprlsed how Dear Helen: My buabaed aed I hsve been many or them actually llhopllll arpdng about this queetlou. As then, wh111 --~ se.y, "I for1 matter of fac:t, we have all lbe sot, aed dropped this In m,y bag by mistake." nolgli>ora discussing H to. They ask for oomothlD& aed Odonel - for Harley F. JohDBOII, Tarry aed v Cheryl. were recent vialtors o! Mrs. Harley Johnson. Mrs. Lena Wells, Mrs. Nel· lie Tracy, Mrs. Eva Schrieber ol Ball Run, Mrs. Helen Johnson. ml Mrs. Beverly Roush, son, Rodney, ot Gallipolis, were re-- cent visitors of Mrs. Harley T. Johnsoll Miss Linda Smith aod Miss Linda SchaDer were SUndi.Y afternoon visitors of Miss Jo smith recently. Mr. and Mrs. Guy RU&sell, Terry LYnn. of Pomeroy, were recent SundJy evening visitors of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Uncoln Russell. Mrs. Bill Chase of ColumbUs visited a recent weekerd with her ntother, Mrs. S. A. Wyatt. Mrs. Wyatt ls at heme and re- ' ham ptneW.o. ' ' j. ' ..... ol 1o!ll!i Brl!lah troll Carol Wblt.e ' •• ' marrla8t • lowed 111 !allure of to olnpr Ml<llael Kina. ~ uz• blltiiHioer (IInce ' prestige pool 11 Royal hair-"' teaaer... "Tile Bolito or 'the VI!'. . . gin" oovoi Ia - 1!1111' z'i 1 a Jowllh matador aed Jack Carter' I Ioken tho book b)' tho wanaa to homo; alar In ll .• 0r0011 Boan'l Nlnounclng he' a altllllllg tram Ill>era! to <OOoervatlvo poiiUco••• &Ire! •.. Famed "Father orli2nd st." Joe Holbock (Joe r• tho CHAR.LISW. :: . .~ ··~ ' ~i3eiiJ'I at)ei.danee Opl:nl f.4 Weollly, 260 W. Main . ~ ' to be eOmpl!lled bO!Ore the ·meet!••..' T h o ' l Jll'Olllele u ·cHANNEl MASTER ' o.. ' ' rf ' • ., • 1 • anil.'ft.•.FIN(O ., ' ' ' .. < . i , • lnnroJects. renewal of auto iiifor five- yean (after each is in effect 60 . To jwt lhe .ANTENNAS·•· about it, :9.95 . l LITTLE MISSES LOAFERS I llll<e. n"""*'stiatlon• wero81voo I I ·~~~ =~~ 1 lor /&wng and Rrmy;mg... ·I : and PAULEY . NATIONWIDE ' ., ~,:,: ·~)SOCIATED ·.RADIO 214 E. 2nd -oul. :~· 1!r;;J.=.:::~nM:.!~ WilliAMS DOUBLE STACK '' .' of your family. Ken Williams P. i. Pauley I •·Tile Seveo TOlD Sllteblrt t-Il CIW» mot at the Mary Brlckloa' hom~ m '1111 8. 'l1le advloor, Mrs. Elloon Meo1, asslllled tho stria In aolectl111 patte1111 and . Tile Harrisonville Glrla 4-11 materlolo. J>rojeot booka were Honor Clllb met at tho Harrloonvlllo Grange Ball on MoJ 6 with Tbo iD'OUP llludled ~ couradvloors' Mi. aod Mro. Vltsti teoloa lnd bad a lfllz oa clooAtkins aDid 22 member& oert clollnltlooo. ''111ft/ also cliO.. in attendance. · An IMJc .. eusoed oaledlq Gle oorreel pot. lion cereDlOIQI was ' held for tem to nt ,our !Huro ~ f3'po. the newofllcen. JucJyCaraeywas J. aafsty report wao 81.., by in charge of r~reation. - Jeo.. Dawo carper. Belre-• ella Cumlntio, now• roporter. ware oerved by Mary .Brlckles. - Janet Mooa, reporter, ne' '~~· ....a·-Club met · ..----~-----------------'------, at ~· home or "'\vi,~• M.r· and I 1 every '\,····~ i:..:...i., 1U ·- . ' r~ . ; ~ ,_.., , CIIIQ> Mu<IY pvo a r~ m .bflliUJW. Nancy ''Balli)' was In ehatp ol reere&tion. - Lana - -: r~.· , Nation~ide Insurance will ·' - ... I!I'OUP dlacuosed first aid aed decided """' to make In their oew- Ali CHANNEL Pomeroy f•; Florence Meeko. 1 Tamara, Stonly and •Robert Van<e (live report& Cll\ how to be heaJili.Y, Potluckrefreiwnents were prGvllled by all. - Floronce Mookl, - · reP<>rler. I · - I I I I Balhan 4-H A Go-Go Club : ·-.at tile hom~ or~ DoetTile CINlY N1tionw~ , FORALL CX,:~¥1CI.NS tw;•-wire n .. . · - · • ..~J!O't,__~l\l!!!'o - ·"' Hunte Mulllallmur:ut,;l' ( '•• Colun1hus. Uhiu ~;:;i~C:~:;;;::[~R:o:oe:.;1h:en:;· ··--·.,.···-,-' 3 992-2039 OR NIGHT.-2tll •' Pomeroy~ Shop • ,. ',.' MI!-LAHD VAN ME'IEB ·~ ' . IIIIE AD DAlKE TO 'IIIE IUSIC Of tHE liiS S 99 II • ~ 1 1 I -1· girls with I ,' - " ~ ' -- the young yellow by '' " 7 : I· \ . .\·:,' ' ,, . ,, '·.• ., ' . ·' Pale and fresh and delicious ;.-, ., 1 with everythina (everythingmunlna " .. 'l .• .-:.:.·, ' your complexion and your clothes). ,. • ' Have a picnic picklna' out . ,''"' WaBhlng- a day and night supply, .' are poreota ot three chUclren, lllrbar1, Jolttftl IIIII Dlboralt. lit Ia 11011 employed by LB.M. COrp. in New York. and feel dewy and dazzly, .. ,.. ;.<': . right around the clock. ''!' ",, . l,~ ({. ;l 1 S94:' . Mrs, Herbert Hoover and o.... Id WocmescloJ wllh lira. lloYiardYMr, llld Mrs. Robert Bailor · . • aod son callod on Mra. Katie Yoww aod Mr, aod lira. Lowa lludJou. · llr, aed Mra. n>roeiBJasaed ' -·Jean called on Mr. aed llrt. Howard Yoq lltd LWio. ,,,, .Bobble Biller IPent a woelilod" · Few women· ' llutniJny~ .d.itid' •• a the COlt ot· a · .This hip perlatonanco, triplo-toal..l PIIMP can M con•erted to eilhtr deep oo. lhallew' H•••Y duty for dependable, lon&·llft Katie See IIIII N&llonallnt coo ..rtable jot ,.,., . . ••• and talco advllltap ol apeclal •••· '~II whtlo· tb~ ora bein1 •"•rod. Sa¥1 101 IUIJIII· lton by your hcenaod, ,.,_lenctd Nationallao....,. Mr. • .. STOS l .~,- .. toa Court llouoe, Ohio. Thq · araoclmother, sUNS · •' .._.. ., 1111 In 1980. Ho wp oqloyed 111 Blbcock aed WUcox CG. at Ita reoeareb center In Allluco, Olllo. He ..-ved hla ma111er ot ldecco ciep"ee In tbeorstlcal IIIII awlled moebanlcalrom Well Vir81nla Ulllveroll;y ID Fibraary, 1966. He Ia the.., ot Mr. aed !Ira. Betbel R. Vaoco ot Now Haveo, IIIII Ia married to the Iormor Social Notes THE FABULOUS tHREE ,, llogree In - - · a l ~­ !ng !rom West Vlrl!lnla Unlver- ~y.,,..hll FEAlUIIII6 FOI YOUI usl'EIIIIIG PLEASUIE I CORDOVAN-SIZE 8'h TO 3 ;~·' Pine Grove I MAY 17•18•19 I ' , IESOif ' 'j ,,' 'r ·•· Dr. Vance ll'•dnated from Wabama lllsb Sehoul In 1958, reeolvod his Baehelor ot Scleoee 1 PLEASANT POINT' I er wllh a01)slallt ·l'oi&Y Trusoell. Mrs. Rooel' advisor, Uked · the older ~ls 111•111kln• ~~ 8lld oeW!na. Mra. olli e~ : Of fiE )< 1 ho..,., FLOWE'R .·S MilS, members In {ODd' seven ·adVIoors helping. Dlocuoslon was hoi~ Cll the (oad Treason is the only crime clearly defined In the U.S. Constitution. W. Mlln 1111 9 wu the datil ol tho ro.cent 4-H Queen Beel. '' meeting at. tho 'lllppora Plalnl Sdiool Ia retiring aed ·llltoe ol ElllolJ'I assistant• are aUdltlMIIIC forltio ors of her parents, Mr. ardMrs.. Charley Smith. sot_!forOW'Ibem~ . 0 and Mrs. Everett Lambert. Mr. aod Mrs. Doyle J<now, Kail, Kevin and Charles, tanga.. ville, were recent saturtll¥ 'Visit- aed are Just too I&Zl' to HydrOiphere Is the aqueouo envelope of a planet. ,.·.r ' lhe WIB 11) "Mr H~· .f9ef1n cent visitor of her parents, Mr. u!m ::_ ot ·• th11'U live Ill Mrs. Helen Jdlnson was are-- lon't 9DIIlliae u at least a low ladles don't NEW n:;;,;R.fr-:iill;"'iJ!iY.ilillii."'It liiii'friiY, v.... ..-ved hia Do<tor ot being a sweet, kind aljd pntlo PldloiiCJillly llesroe In Engineer. - SALES GIRL ·ill. Tboorellcal aed Ajlplled Me- .This oolumn lsdedlcatedtofamdlaDicl, tram West Vlqlnla UDI- lly living, 80 If you're haYing veroll;y at the 99th IIIIIUal srw- kid trouble or julll plaiD trou'!flon eeremoaloa In lolorpdown ble, let Ilolon help YOU, at lbo Field Hou10 MoJ 12. Jllllice Lee Jonlan I .)., '•)' \ ..;. ., ~· cuperating. whon we Ill' we don't carry I~ evon tell them where to lllld H elsewhere, .they Imply we are cy~ng \ •· Mrs. Larry Barr, &CI1, Darid, Mrs. Alpha Barr of Llngs>illo, Mrs. Howard '.l'lloma aed Mrs. -'•? Now it's ~Dr• anee cartooa'• ukO ·'>1 .~ '• >I ,; ,.I �• I -, ' ' HE. Sc I. ... m.t WOJ\1 ::::~~::.::~:30 C OF ... Wor : • Soldq Sebool .. lloCUn- IIDmo A ( • M. lld,Mta. The otes . ,.. ,.,, 115 rs Alate e UD1 ""114 I n 10 clollllllll ers 0 Hoi 59~601 • rd Poli usia- torm of - Athen Court !I. AUEY AKIN sh ord cury • Co "~ ~ eGIIIDIUIIty . - v AC RAY , Te la.m. owthemw talked them all T) " ( ' Ne ,) S • JO aa I, put«,. Momlrw sblp, t L m4 S...da,y 10:30 •• m. ST. PAUL'S St. Plmeroy, 10 L m.; orohlp oervlce .... of Jood; thur lleo provijfedi>J ctwebe1; and meels pre(lar•od burch lor _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,. 2!0 L!ncol st. . H. ddl . rt, • •s 01 st [bdgo llaaler' Mlddill>Oirt, lo muat and llln. ..... au<!lll of their Mt. .. ' " ROY . ..· ~~··: ' 2V A'i-. ( AMIL ~'IMliiNIG •' & LOHSE STORE z. We ill All Die r P . ...... :,....· Fomlblro ~ ' • 9115-3308 .... " F. J. AppliiiiiCOO 616'1-32:1111 �• I -, ' ' HE. Sc I. ... m.t WOJ\1 ::::~~::.::~:30 C OF ... Wor : • Soldq Sebool .. lloCUn- IIDmo A ( • M. lld,Mta. The otes . ,.. ,.,, 115 rs Alate e UD1 ""114 I n 10 clollllllll ers 0 Hoi 59~601 • rd Poli usia- torm of - Athen Court !I. AUEY AKIN sh ord cury • Co "~ ~ eGIIIDIUIIty . - v AC RAY , Te la.m. owthemw talked them all T) " ( ' Ne ,) S • JO aa I, put«,. Momlrw sblp, t L m4 S...da,y 10:30 •• m. ST. PAUL'S St. Plmeroy, 10 L m.; orohlp oervlce .... of Jood; thur lleo provijfedi>J ctwebe1; and meels pre(lar•od burch lor _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,. 2!0 L!ncol st. . H. ddl . rt, • •s 01 st [bdgo llaaler' Mlddill>Oirt, lo muat and llln. ..... au<!lll of their Mt. .. ' " ROY . ..· ~~··: ' 2V A'i-. ( AMIL ~'IMliiNIG •' & LOHSE STORE z. We ill All Die r P . ...... :,....· Fomlblro ~ ' • 9115-3308 .... " F. J. AppliiiiiCOO 616'1-32:1111 �................. . ~95 M, ]L r, mil~ .....••.•... 1095 I Into or, good ... . PPK:I NO 1111 ..... ._ t:M "~ I . hltr I:OOP eROY,CIH . AP .... a maU . Pa 18 of 15.'15 th or pay ba ce due 992-S218. 5-17 ar an a· Sun.lown , Pbo I .• S.~itc ' • $ •.. $ pa ent, camp slles on Ohio River. Rt. 1• l-14-71p CHEAPIES:· .. TlllllE:E 5.55 AND AUT •4 1 • baoemont. RT. 7 $1" • • • 'II . • ,1-17-ate "Lea e 1'llolle pay free HOME tomato I pnlen us .. ant, Jllnel fum ceDaneous. Mrs. CeeO, 800 roy. GER lis for $17.00 3218. R LAY . ond and cooldng, live In or 1192-11151 for Jntervltlr. 0. Jlln.. LII>Ol'IY ..,.. Jesse erqne, D I •• u;•nce tniU GR Loet MATO rl • Ajlllhlo ' 94 J dr.• I par. 10 ' •iOA. \. ' • · . to Katie • Jobn V, • Ohio. ., �................. . ~95 M, ]L r, mil~ .....••.•... 1095 I Into or, good ... . PPK:I NO 1111 ..... ._ t:M "~ I . hltr I:OOP eROY,CIH . AP .... a maU . Pa 18 of 15.'15 th or pay ba ce due 992-S218. 5-17 ar an a· Sun.lown , Pbo I .• S.~itc ' • $ •.. $ pa ent, camp slles on Ohio River. Rt. 1• l-14-71p CHEAPIES:· .. TlllllE:E 5.55 AND AUT •4 1 • baoemont. RT. 7 $1" • • • 'II . • ,1-17-ate "Lea e 1'llolle pay free HOME tomato I pnlen us .. ant, Jllnel fum ceDaneous. Mrs. CeeO, 800 roy. GER lis for $17.00 3218. R LAY . ond and cooldng, live In or 1192-11151 for Jntervltlr. 0. Jlln.. LII>Ol'IY ..,.. Jesse erqne, D I •• u;•nce tniU GR Loet MATO rl • Ajlllhlo ' 94 J dr.• I par. 10 ' •iOA. \. ' • · . to Katie • Jobn V, • Ohio. ., �!I'll O:l . ""t' ' .. . '.• ' w I ow .. . ,. ; ... , " ...... II st 7 was Athens Grou omona rt nkin , NKIN Deg E~ wtJil s m li ie for io· ~ oCtile , . ra Sbe ... been am GaA .. e a .. ,. • ·.,,, H . 1ii!Ob two ,m ochQ!ll l1lhrw.. 9ae tWII I G l1 . . ll!erndo. 11 1 h ' ofiOddl ·~·~·.1: iss Free er R I tes T<;>ur Of Holy L nd , .·uliz 111ino M ti"OTI r red Modenn Wom"''s rve S IC T i u alllfu o!or c uted lor r :I'll~": It I ThaF E FR YNI 'TS ~ J:q,: . ~··c to 7. tb, II ker, and Brian ~ STE K . H USE Joru ·el 11111lc1 <I' Ill IOi1 !iFIJnohar I CZha"r'--- fi ••• • I oldpi t,oe~tm .... • .etgs . 39 ., ·= .' � 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/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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