https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b0c66ed04f04a0876c72b5b6f7703fbc.pdf 5d744e723db1058821413e165ae8bf3c PDF Text Text --- 1 • '· Now Yon Know •• '. ..e The expletive "by Jlmtn1" derive• ll'!lrri the Clletom ol andent sailor~ wbo •..,.e by Gem- . lnl (the Twins) the third lliJn In the Zodiac. ' ·' ""'. ; . , w~ther ' ., ' ' , fll late ~c!Mrt Coat• -1od01 will receive posree• from Wilt... ver41\Y, ltlrlnllleld. He waa awordod U of Sacred ThooloCY "' ' llle !dAllier fll ROII&Il! lloo (M.R,E.) , doalej ,. ' .·. .·.' ¥·o -~ .( '' ) ::e.~~~ l . ' S. T.M. Mr. Mcllll;yn llleals on the Social' Martin Luther and lor> Ilia lllealo Involved a • lher'allleory of odU. . He waa married to uno CGata or Middle I !.• '' ' r I ... ·o· . r t ' I ' , ' ,. ~~ . ... . '· • ' .. ~ ..' . ' '41,.,, . ' . ' • l 27, 1965. ' Tile Rev. lllr, Me~ •• Pallor of Cllva" Cburth, ltlfJrw!ldld, I •• 27. 1967 Ill to ClOIIIIrue gradllo~ the Untveroiq ol Toll ada, where he il a cU llle Doetor of ThooiOf In llldltlm to llle bonora, Mr. Mcfnllrl!l ., UUEN, YOU GUYS I'M TELLUJ& yOu-' RIGHT ijOW... · eel•ed a 11111-lultlon 111 !""" llle Boird of l Eclleatloo of the Luthet in America and the -·-- ,. •• • RED DEMONSTRATIQ · COPENHAGEN ( C<IIUIIIIIIiat - led demo aplnat tho Alllerlcatj tn Vlo!Mm will bl Sundly befDre the u.~ '' ., .• ... ..(' ... "t . ' ~ .. ·-· r . . .. ' ' ' ~ •-. near Chester when they ran oot.o tho highway Into the pall!- DIE> 'IOU GUVS '-tEAR THAT? way of a vehicle driven by Jim Langdon, Gallipolis. Meigs COUnty Gome ProteeInjuries were sustained by the drhers of both whicles ln two tor Donald Williams said there . slJ1il]&-ear· 'Q.cldenta reported by Meigs County Sherif! Robert C. was medium damage to the ve.. Hartenbach's ~ent early SundaY. hlvle driven by Langdon whleh The llral was at 3:20 a.m. on Route 124, a hall mile ol Is owned by Opal Perkins. wn. the Rllolne Corporation limits, wheoo GIQ'Ie AJan Reo&, 21, ColumHams reported it was the first blll, lllkl:lle lost control ol hla eer while uel~ the dashboard cill' double deer kill for severa1 arette Uabter. The vehicle; a 1968 Mercury, went into a daEI> ditch aDd turn- yearsln Meigs. nawadds more ed over m Its tq>, Rees auslalned a cut ard bruise ol his right hand ard was taken to Veterant Memorial Hospital by private tnnsportatlm. At"5:45 a.m., the departmmt mont, and Dlt>Pod over oil Its was suriimoned to bweallpte a top. Estep sul!ered lacerations mlallljl neer the Raclno.Bashan o1 Ills arm and thumb. He was ioad 'where a velllcle driven by cited to Meigs CountY. Court on John WiQ'!IO Adami, 18, Rt. 2, cborges or driving while his 11Raclne, traveling south, hadiQIIO cenH Is under and throu&lt a len co and struck a tree. reckless operation. ·: Adams tustalned facial cuts, Amlber -kend mishap proba llceratlon blbtncl bla rlgblear, ed by the department occurred and a possible broker~ ahoolder Frldlil' m Route 248 In Cbesand OOH. He' was ...mo.ed to ~wh!l!" a vehlele driven by Vllll'!liiJ'' Mtmqrl'l lliiiiPIIol ol/1 ' .o .lliit'fit1ilil'li:k ie, Rl Ro:~.-.merP..Y aQwJnien. Ad• · 1, ·~ ·'l!oi!Otii, pUlled ooto the 011\)1' 1961 iiiodel velllcle wa• hi8111VIQ' and struck the left rear clelllollshed. The lnveatlgatlon Ia aide of a ear operated by Henry contlnulns. Richard Beaver; 63, Chestar. Sheri!!'& o!!lcers aloo ~es· Tblre were minor damages, and ttpted an accident at 12:30 P: no arrells or InJuries. m. Saturday, seven.tentbs or • Weekend arrests incliMiedLee· mile north of Route 33, on the man Alltop, 19, Rl 3, Coolville, Long Hollow road. lnt.oJdcelloo: John Robert WedJ)ele E. Estep, Rt. 1, Harrldie, 26, Eell UvetpOOi,andWar...,vtlle, travellng south - - ron Elmua Baker, 46, Reed ovUle, entlY at hl8h speed, lost centrol both 011 non.-rt charges. 0( his car, struck an elllbaM· 11 ,, ' ' A ' .. ..... ' ' I • \ ' .,._.atm. ,. ' . ... ;II., ... . -.. . . .-·.--.' ~ I' I .. CAR AVE ~.I tells you -but nothing about handsome calendar unbreakable mai"" resistant and alway! II( 2 Drivers Injured, Confined News ..• in Briefs PAUL ~~~~;~~:~~~i~~~~ft!~itt:t~~tttt~~t?tr=~~~~~=~=~~~:~=~tt~~t~~~r~~ir=~~~~~=~=~=~:~=~~=r~=~~~=i=~=~~~=r 404 S.Concl By 1Jalted Prell tnter"-"11111 CI.EM&IN, S.C. - A GAS-F111ED DRYING UNIT OJPIat 1 big J, P. Stewna CO. te.ttle plant 1111'!1 ~. ltlllt~ three men and II\)II'IIJI 1 dozan 1001'0. Qno ol tl!oleldllecl waa 111 eleo.trlclan who wn tr)'l~ to repelr 1 maiAinctlm Ia the clr,y(lw . ttiJit lthen U ble!ll4>o . i ' fllast rii1Pid 1 4Niol hole iD ~ t(IOf o! tho Pl'int;l• ard . · !Jalatibw de;artmelll. bl"' out • brlek wall, wreclolt\ ·~nt. iqd .... ..... lltllll lbroU&b tho big J'CICIID 11118 sllrljllltl. Thl plant -loYt 2,ZOO poriGDll to make ay!Xbetlt: !!ben tJr .,... I ) ' ' ' DID 'I'OU It , WHA.TOOI. I ~IDT'MJ I ~' · 1"" ' ' \.We insure lightning, explosion, Sendy & S. One amou all location No deduct Low Rates Sendy& B Grangem business f P.IWliUCT - QUALIT\ SALESMEN - BEST SERVICE ·- . ing todoy. He lllnted stroiWIY ol civil disobedience. Hosea WUUams, chosen last .week to replace the Rev. Jesse L. Jackson as head of "direct action" CIIIIIpligns by the poor camped in the . capllal, told demoostrators attending use their billy clubs. We are going to plague this natim. Tho picnic is over." Earlier. addressing abwt 500 marchers he had led on 1 dally pilgrimage t6 -the Agriculture Department, WUllams said: 11 We are coming out or these shacks. We are read¥ to bleed as long as there Is a drop or blood in our bod;y. "This is our bulldilli and our labor paid lor il We'll go when we want to and not before ••• we have our job and the police have theirs •.• before we'll be a slaw, we'll be burled in our or Mr. III'IJI,UIICCIDIItf!!rlllllllttoAmorlclll~atlaeliL r· ........ illim~ II. · · · ·' · OIJ·r"*. · ~Jebor~b . Erlioii ·•*"' ~ "~'"''-'~·¥tll'lhlln lit~ v~ ·~f:.~~~=:~; anda~auOellleal ·. , ' . - ila"h-at!on ~f': . ~ve la. ap181llberorPl~ ,.. ..... - . BEST DEAL FOR YOU! YOU . CAN'T G~ .A BE'M'ER DEAL ANYWHERE! . · -~'• w.-.w..a. ~~ GA~LIPOLIS, 0. alatera, Miaa BettY ltllDil'. PL Pleasant; Mrs. E.elyn Dota, Wooater, ard Mra. MirY Norvell, Cheupeai<e, VI. There was minor damage to bolh cars. Van CoonO)', accordIng to tho patrol, left the ac.,. and was later located and arrested. He Ia ache&ued to appear 011 a charge of hltsldp June 7 in Meigs County Court. llemY D. VIckers, 24, Rl I Bldwutl, waa arrested lor driv· lng while tnt.oxlcaled alter an ••· cldent at 11.20 p.m. Saturdoy oo Rt. 160, ~· of a mile south or Vinton. He was reteall· Tho Gallipolis Pool, State Higbwa,y Patrol lnveattpted eight aecldenU in tho Gallta • Maigs aroe OYOr the Memorial Day holiday weekend. However, no tatals were reported. Five accidents were ol the InJury-type, in which nine were Injured. Patrolmen- 3larreate, Issued 42 warnlDgs ard rend.ered assistance to nine motorist&. Tho Momorlel Do.y week· end lasted lour ard one-lourth days or 102 hours, 1r0111 6 p.m. Wedlleadl:ro May 29 In midnight Sundly, June 2. Pony Killed In Highway AJ)OI1)' owned by Orville Arma, Pomero;y Rwte .t, was kUled In an accident oo Roote 143 julll aouthelst ol the Ballo~ Run Road at 9:50p.m. Sunday. The dopar1iment of Sherif! Robert Harte.,. bach reported. The wandered mt.o the hlghwl!' In front o! a cer driwn by Earl S. Shiller, ldlnersvllle. Conalderlblo damaga waa 1.,. curred to the wlllcle. The aheriD'a de!Vtment alao rf()OI'Ied that 1 deer r1111nto the car or o.Jmu Hawl!Q', Middleport, on COurqj< Road ~ about •4 o! a mile sQOlll ol Route 7, over the . . . . . . damlglng tbl left unliT. aide of the vahtcle. The amalf ~ 2,900 omplO)'Ot will redeer. - . - . wu 110( kWed. ceiYO a 2~ bike tho lira. ~. 12 centa .tn'"""" llle .aeccifttl1ear IIIII 13 eeilll ~t~~biMir lht~Je&l'. ' ~ PfO'IIIllllla of the ...... Kaiser Wages Raised 45¢ lldll8d Jnaurance · .... liiPted lttll Ill Nil! .lair Olillrat\oil or • IU Ci ant, and James ard Gary Ralno1, both or Apple Grow, and - Survlvl~ lD additl011 to his father, is hls wl.fe, Ev~~n lAxle Rainey; two son&, Michael P1 Bruce, both at homej two daughters, Beverly and Teresa, at homej four brothers, Ernest, Gal· lipolis Ferryj Roger. Pt. Pleas- The state Hlgbwa,y Patrol charged Albert Van Cooney, 21, Rt, 4 POmeroy, with leaving the scene ol an accident after a two ear colilalon at 8:55p.m. Satur. day oo Rt. 124, one mile well of Rt. 7, The patrol said the! Van Couney pulled !rom a parking lot olllo Rl 124 and his car struck the left rear cia westbound cu driven b~ Carolyn L. Malooe, 17, Rt. I Rutland. bl111 .... R'*v~ or Funeral aorvlces will be Tueod!Q' at 2 p.m. In llle Barton Chapel at Apple Grove with tile Rev. Odell Bush omctat!Jii, J!uro. lal wW bo iD the chapel c-tery. The bod,y wW lie In alate at the chapel """ boOir prior to tile service8. Friends IDlY call at the Mohr-&levens Fune.r al lklmL " "': -· . Driver Found, Held in lllt-Skip or the ••cltv council" at the 1 bentftta. 1 . - "'-!. N&UJOII :-Bao;;;...,~ ~:'l;~~· brotMr IDrmer m ldlniater Nguyen Bao Trl. ~ -Sgt. l'hln Van Pllan, aide Ill · the mayO<. Bes~s the IDIYor''!r...;; ')/, wounded lndllded CoL ~ Vln Glan, C<liDIIIIIIIIor of capllal military cllatrlct, Col. Tran Van Pban, •lkinll pollee · clllel of stal1 UPI correspordeot K 1 t 1 Webb, wbo had jull loft tiJI •· omcers belore the rocket bit, dashed back and IOUild the deed ·"' and 1IOOJIIed covered wllll o: white ..,laster and blood. The lncldant, worlll ollts ldlld in tiJI ·: : war, ahoclled the VlebamoBt. Vle1Dime5e f'rishtened (Continued m page 8) State Patrol Report wunams, a Geor'gia-born ve. teran of ~l.U rlgbte campaigns In lhe Sooth, also told a aeselm . . ::rU::l anL grave." 1eal1 ' lor contactQI an open-air concert Sun:lay: "Police wlll have a chance to and Mrs. Dale M. Dutloll. SOUth police. PT. PLEASANT - Paul D. was being transferred to a HunRainey, 29, of Apple Grove, Ma- tington Hospital 'when he died. The victim waa employed as son COUnty's third highway lalallty or the ~ear. died Satur· a welder at the American car day evenirw enroute to 1 Huntin8- and Foundry in Humington. He was born at Golllpolla Ferton hospital. He was fAtally inry, Oct. 9, 1928, son of Harry jured in a one-car accident saturday at 6il5 p.m. on Rl 2 R. Rainey, Pt. PIOIPnl, IIIII ahout IS miles south oiPt. Plea .. the late Sadie Shepard Rainey. According to the Mason Cowr ty Sherlft"s Department, Rainey was traveling south alone when his truck left the highway, traveled 66 feet, and struck a tree heackxl. Rainey was first taken to Pleasant Valley Hospilal and The . Shortly Father of 4 Killed ",the picnic is over,'! pledged a ~ iD deiDQII&trallons start- MiSs Dutton WwHighest Denison Honors Ellen Dutton, daughter . ~r the rocket blasted the ·school that served as a temporary operations headquarters, a VIet COIIB B40 rocket smashed Into a Buddhist temple, killing three clvlllana and wounding 20. Ollic!als KUied Tho deed as the command pool included: -NKUYOD V1n L - Saigon pollee chief. -Ll Col. Dao Ba Phuoc, cOJIIIIIIDier of the ranger gr<111> baUiing the guerrillas. - Ll Col. Le Ngoc Tru, chief ol Cholon poUce. - Ll Col. Pho Quoc Clu, Saigon Harbor Patrol pollee chief. - Maj. Nguyen Ngoc xtnh, chlel administrator ol Saigon WASHINGTON (UP0 new tleld commalller or the Poor People's march, declaring BEsT ., ARR,o\NT'i Don't be ,,· word Gr~ . ~.50, ~ p~1 ,.. tmW, ~~ trl'! ~ *"i•~' ~a. His~~~ ~ ~ \ New Marcher Leader Says PiCDIC • Over ,pp.r.' m. officers coo:lolences." Filth St., Mlddleporl, hal oom- Rosurrecllm City ciJDI)gl'Wllll that the campalgo to heiJ> the :t A TRIPLE FAT ALIT\' ACCIDENT late SuniiQ' n!af!t puabed pleted riQI!remeol:o lor gradUa- poor had been lnllltrated by Ohlo'o ·Memorial J!el trallle death cOJIIII to at lout 17 peracttala Um with blahest honors at lienthired troobleJ!Ial<er•· IU!o cra,ahes, , _ tn SE Olllo. , ..., Untverelty's 121th amual 11 1 knoW dlrn well there are .11» ~ta &mdlf craab occurred just 11011111 or tho Lorain ciiJ commmcement in Granville tc>. paid pe<Jille to came come down ojpllljl :"9;0\llo rt., o\11. luto drtWII by Julia HI...... 21, Lorain,..,... day, . 1111 start trooble," ho said. Pill north tn liJO ~ .... ol a !ouNaile ell- hiPwlll MEIGS MAR1JIA(iE l,.lCEN!ES A gradualo of MlddliiXlrt Hi8h wilbl;iPt lllf hei.SU&Il14 on: The .]lllrol aatd tile Rima car aJammed Mir..,.U Rlchanl Rouab, 19 . School, Min Dutton oaroed hlabIJIIIito lir!YOII bJo /uU,a ,... .. Rivera'. • and ell honors by malntaJnlng aU 11114 , 19 two chlldrea. Clnie!l. · I, ard Ruth, 3, were kWed .. ·weJioa·thO Radi. - .,' 2. , Gale . ~Jeraao and aueceaslully comlbtal< w~ ~ ' ··, · '· · ·~ ' VIr· .P.Iettbi,, her comprabellalve tx· '!' 1 '•. " ' • .• . . • ~· ' . .... ~ and l>anO!'• ·""lJ,ct ... 10 ', A NOlfm VIETNAMESE arrived ' • (;.-. .;, 1 21 1rl ard IJ!inijdlltab' tllmnled bQpea lliqol 1!"4 eut111·lta Willi-.r • and DlaCCI\'OI'Y In No¥"1." . RAVENSWOOO, W, Va. (1JP1) Ditliipl wi4 lW Schll- , S.O .IIIIJOred tn - Emplofe• or 11111181' Aluml· · ·, . 9lo tiiDI IIIli Cbemieal Corp. •a plant l· 'He irh of.a' I!UC: Tho. 51 a ....itlwNcirtb p.ajnoPlit ta !!Itch ,...,.,.... here will piD • ~ ' .wt!o •If. '&: of Poiidluro ed ai, ' ..,.a W IIOD- lnoreue over tho noxt t b r e e ~ lfi!"""YI~ ...... ·~ ~' ~ ar&l')' - · rill ·~ prodaloal ora 8> · ·, -.. Plllelt4 flil. yeara ccdrael allned In New York Sat· ~~:- 1!1 llflla ......,lato WHY DO MORE PEOPLE BUY t1!EVROLE'I' CARs IIi GALLIA COUNTY n!AN ANY OTHER N.\KE? WHY DO . MORE . PEOPLE BUY CHEVROLET TRUCKS IN GALLfA C~ 'MIAN ANY OTHER MAKE? ANSWER: NUMBER 1 C. Hartemach said Oldfield's body was ltrst aeon at Bellville Locks but workers there were unable to retrieve It, and they called olflclals at the Portland Locks. Lock 21 employees who removed Oldfield !rom the riV· er were Robert Proffitt, Paul Scllller, James E. Je«ers and William F, Fox. Two drivers were hospttallz. St. Marys authorities said Old· ed and two cars heavily damag- field mad~! hiB ~ on a dered m111 ...~. ... NortJt~- .. ~M<"bOiti'fhi1i"wnt<h..eAve., Saturdlil' o!ternoon, Mid· entl7 fell. 11 was believed he cllepon pollee said. was last seen when ho left llle They reported a car driven West VIrginia shore tn a sldll by James D. John,.., 20, Mar· to gil to the derrick boel. !etta, pulled !rom a aervlce staTwo psrsoos who took Oldlion Into the path of a car drl•· field to hla ski!! and lett 111m en by Margaret H. Hlll, Dayton. there said they heard a splash Both Johnooo and Mrs. HUI In th~ water after Oldfield bad ~ere taken to Veterans Memorial reached the boat. They told auHospital by the Mlddleportemer- thorltlos Oldfield was wearing gency ~· a T..hlrl and trousers when he Johnoon was released &mday left in his skill. However, when !ollowlng treatment of minor In- his bod;y was recovered, ]1e was juries. Mrs. Iilli remained COD· unclothed. lined MOnday will! a fractured Coroner Henry Ewing of PornDole, lacerations, and fractured eroy was at the scene with !il.er .. ribs. . II! Hartemach. The bod,y was takMlddleport police said mvesU- en to Ruttencutter Funeral Home =~ of the accident is contln· in St. Marys. Meanwhile, · Saturday evening till Middleport emergency ICJI8d ·answered a call to the Edward B~ """" .., Seventh St. Mrs. Ellon Mae Jngeta, lllr. Blake's mother, wal )!l'OIIIIIIDcecl dead upllll the lfWI'nrrl•al. Late &Jillll,y afternoon the 11<118'1 wenl to llle Cbo~r .WI&al ~ m fl>"""r Routa 7 where Robert Wlilta, 18, Galljp>lls, had bleome He waalllqcmaet.ous upon 1bo·icllad'• arrlY&t He was takell to Veterllla !lamorlal Hoajlltal where he was·treated and releaaed. ot the fital rocket. The mission exPressed ''deepest regrets and llgeoce soorees said about 30 Viet Cong remained ln the streets ol rubble, decomposiag bpdles and howll~ dogs. Slrt<e the guerrillas launched their spring invasion of Sat&on The body or • St. MarYS, w. May 5, ihe gunships also Va. man was recovered trom accidentally rocketed two refu.. the Ohio River Smday a11ern00n gee centers and machlnegunned at PorUand Lock No, 21. South VIetnamese rangers. SUnIdentified as Norman Oldfield, day's errant rocket- 1 weapon 41, the victim was repOrted to about three Inches ttdckhave drowned at st. Marys aboUt :;:::::::=:::;:::::;:.":::::;:::::::~::::::::::::::::::~::::::::-::~-::::~~. 12 :30 a.m. Ma,y 25. Meigs County iilerllr Robert CARll SAN1 Ml • w.v•• ·. . . . . .,.•• ed &indDY n!gbt on Route 7, ) I .r ···-=·~~~·-· ........,.,.;. ........ ...-u. ;o.•.•-...·.·· ......... h t . . . . , . . . . . . . Man'S Body~;'~~:~: :J::tr=;.:! T.wo Drlvers .our '·'·";;;'·;~:;;:';;;··:;;::;i:·· Recovered. :~oe~!thebo~~;~:tlonlntu: on!~ At LoCk 21 In Car Accidents U t 'Y· The abbey of i Mlcbol Ia located 011 lalet ol the c o 1 Normandy. w,,, •••••••••.,.•.•, .•...•,.-•.•.,,•...•.•.•..,~··;~;· ABOVE IS A LARGE OVERPASS which hal _,. conotrocted m tile riew relocalod Route 33 in the ~~burY area. COnstruction. trorn Rock Sprtngs to Darwin, ls by Holderman ~ Son. above the beads directing the street llgh~ , All the victims were strong s,.pporters ol VIce President Nguyen Coo Ky whose militarY s111>port largely keeps him In power. The helle~r gunner had aimed three rocket& at a Viet Cong rocket nest 50 yards beyond the c1111mand post. A U.s. s~BDlln said the third rocket "malfunctiooed.'' Mayor Van Van Cua. The U.S. State Department But the gas eannlsters were mission today announced there all that !ell !rom the Army ls a "strong probablllty" an gunships helplng South Vietnam American helicopter ftred the -- ---~~-~:~~~~~~~~~· ~-~~~~I~~~~e~~~~i~~£~,~~ 3~ . ·~-~~~~~··~~~··:~~~· ~~~~ ... ,,.:. " slammed into a Sooth Vietramese cmunand post 20 feet SAIGON (UPO -U.S. hellcq>ters battling guerrillas tn Sllgun fired only ·~ gas shells today, Their rockets and maehineguns killed seven South Vleuwn olllclals SUnday In the fourth such accldl>nl In a monlh. American spokesmen declined to say II tho switch to ps had ai\Yihllli to do with the ldlllng or Saigon's police chlel and six other pollee and army ol!lelals. Several others were wounded in the blas4 including Saigon's Fender Bending Speeded Up in MaySaysOSP ed 9mda.Y oo $308 bond to_.. June 3 In GalllpoJia Muolcipal court. Olflcera reportedlllatBickorl, headod aouth, !ailed to ne&IJIIalo a curve. Ilia car went olf t b o rl8bl aide fll the hl8bw111, thrW&b a guard rail and doWil an emlJ:.tlnk· med. 'Ibere wu moderate dam· age to the car. No one wu in· jured. John Gomes, 18, Rt. 1 Ge1JI.. polls, and a 16-year.old Rl I Bidwell boy were arrested oa. ~~ ehargea ol lnt.oJdcatlm. were paseengers iD llle Bldw'l l car. Forrest Jones, 17, Galllpolla, was cited to Gallla Coulll;)' Juvenile Court June 8 on a eblr&'O of !allure to ytel d tho rll]ll II. way after an ac<ldenl at 12:2li p.m. Smdoy on Rt. 7, lour.tealhl of a milo sooth of Rt. 218. The patrol said that JMH, perked on llle out lido or tiJI bl.gbwa.y, attempted to maiot a t •u•· turn and head IIJillth. Hta ' ear wa1 acroa• the roadwaY- ·. It was struck tn llle lelt re.&l' b,J a car drl•oo by N.,nll 9111rt&welder, 34, of WheelerJilarl!. ;• There waa moderato ~ wu Tho GalllpoliaPest, Statolll&lt- to lMltlt vehicles. No way Patrol, Investigated 62 accl· iii!Ured. dent• tn May, a jump oliO over llle 52 in AprU, In Gallla, Mel8• and Jackooo Cotmlles. 'The patrol lnoeotlpted no !atal aecidonta. Tills incliMied 21 accidents Ia which 39 peroms wore ]nJured. The patrol Investigated 4% acct. in Gollla COUnty, tndedlng 15 in which 28 per...,s were two cvs bad ":=:~ InJured. ID Meigs County, t b o ar111 tho drl- or .... · cited to IIJIYor'l CGWt patrol cheeked 19 acctdenla with the reault o! Ill ocddelt 4111 alx Injury ICeldenta lD which Main St., MondiQ':Dtcll,niiJI,,PGI.., II were IJUured. One accident roy pollee lllld. oecurred In Jockaco County. A car driven by KeniiOIIJ1 ~.:/i Olllcora' - k q 1,303 patrol 47, Bueyrua, allelllliCid ., boolra 1ut ~ made 2'55 ar. rellle, laauell 361 WII'Ill.nga, biiiD- a car dliWII b.Y Karlt led 69 opeetal <letall•, ullatetl 17, Ml- whleb wu Ill 69 niotorllta, lnape<tad 647 mo- lng • tum drloewar. tor vebldes IIIII -ered $3,<harlOt of 625 tn stolen~teblde 2 Automobile& · Are Damaged -· ftreDO to• 22, 1'0111 �... ." ' \ ~ ! ' '.,. ~ ... flrd 'Ann··~al'.~.Iir.._,:.; • . < on.J~ly . · ·, . ~~-~ -ofJ~c~ Nllun~;:llonaldllllnla!,~- -~·- ~~~~ ~- ma -cted Ji..'*: cl!lifl foilowlatl. b; 1" ,.~. ., .• . \ ~ • ..;t MF~I< ,.' -. '. ... , ._.~ 'I .m.n· . -... ae:~~-. • 11' II tho eoun. • A&oot. 4-11, ..... wlll dl....t aollvltles. · It wlll be patterned alter bold lll 1966 ond 1887, lla 1010 - · belatl to ol!or I procram of . ,,. •... Voice along Broadway : , ~ ,.t : s. .. . ·~· ,,. ..J' '. · ,. C! · ·· .. • · ,·. ' 1' . " · ' ' '. a ... By J1e/en Bottel sui W.\rfED TOO LO;.;,.':. Your bulbend ond...-tlaloW 1 I . "'* Citbens of Cuyahoga Are Biggest Drinkers •<t• • ; i u ' . '"' . .' . • •. BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - Perry Corno'o IIIII DaVId (a VIllanova graduate) wodo lovely Jully Reynoldo; alter • Conadlan hclne)'moon David wlll be Army ~ bound ••. France1 Knllbl, - - head <t u.. ~ Dlv, of the Slate Dep't Ia liDo alter •r110ry ... One of tho Koonody pack called Wom•'• Wear Dally aDd allked to oeale ~ U.. Jaclde Kennedy coverage for 1 whlle .. , Manared Newa: the three network• wut to ehanp the ••Emm,y" awudl to mike them a bettor TV '"lhow;" like one ~ them tried in VIetnam ... ··~ordu fold-. ed, Mel'f)'ll llooqjlao• attraetlve palformonce notwltb4tandlng; , . julll ean't keop • dull piiiJ' 'JIIrldlli ;...f~' . )Oilllg oomlc "!'Up Wlllolln heails nearer t h • liars - 65 noon lllrallht up lD Ute Ro1rDow Grill. • !billY Werblln not only peddled his piece of the grid Jetobutal10 hlo Elberon, N. J. elllate - to former MliS America Be11 My- wartime alde COl. Ed tevrey •.• J amea Ma1m ond hi 1 agent BUl McCaffrey tried the Plaq'a Olk Room but wore hefted be- eraon ··• Former White H o u 1 e cause of Bill'a turtleneck neat.. aides loot a lllalus IYml>ol: they er; MaiOO tonk off hla neckUe Clll't drop in to have their halr ond Bill tied It under hlo ehllls; cut by LBJ'a barber steve Mar- then they wore skipped becauu tinl ·•· llaggllng Is on apln lor James lacked a cravat 10 he Fordham parn.po to toke HUnt. off his belt ond hung It a- lnlton Hartford's handsomest round hla neck Hke a tte - aDd White Elepl1111t (Galleey of Modem Arl) off his baDC!t ... Richrich MarjorleMerrlweatheri'Mt can al!ord Ellrope but thla year wlll spend her annual rnlllton on U.S. 1011. they were bowed inl Tall-tough Clint Ea.- & wlfo welcomed a tall-tough like chrlatened K.Yie Ctlntoiii 9' lba. 1Z oz. (I>Jchl) "' Comedian Renl Santoni'a new marriage to Lla Irvins Berlin'• a grandpop a- Jamea ldreacb' is like a rock: lain via daughter Unda (Mrs. they wore julll 1l8d In GlbralEdouard Emmel) bl Pari•; nam- tar ... Ex-Como writer ()low Jooed him Edward Wataon ... illoJI,. alhan Wllltera• producer) 1 0 h n mouth Racetrack lllsl\llled ahell- ." •••os...,..• Is ........... · J>Ort Gen Els-.ho ''' J"'-C>" ' ""'" .•.-r••• ' .,...._,... I new th •• • · wer umuu baby 1100 ... "New Faces'' lace e Putnam Co~try Club, West. &lzame Astor Wed Don Goldle, diester_ - ita owner 11 lke'a Miami HiJtcn musieaJ director. ,m; ,q, lJHOS J u.re. ' c. ( I .- I .I' you'll be able to dial station-to-station calls. Pe~son-to-person calls. Collect calls. Cred1t card calls. Any long distance call. r. "' ' All by yourself. YO(J;A:R2 , .. .. } INVITED y" , JUNE 16111 IS EXPANDED DIRECT DISTANCE DIAL- ING DAY IN YOUR AREA. 111AT'S TilE DAY YOU'LL DISCHAJiGES BE ABLE TO PLACE ALL LONG DISTANCE CALIS ' ~ J'! I ., ,.I, ' " 'j' FOIIITATIOJI. JO.ITATION CAW fOIII'EJISOII.JO.I'EIISOII, CllfDir CARD, cot LECT,Nn II'ECIAL I.OMI DISTANCt: CALL l,Diall. 1. Dial uo." 2. Thearea code. 2. Theareacode. 3. The local number. 3. The local number. If an apentor aaka,pvo her )'0111" DIDDber. Your call tho &ON rtaht thr......... · I~- l ' I' ' , .j' '' ' ·~_ '! ' '' r ,. • 'l .. l . A .,_.., opemor wiH ctme on tht line. Qlw her the lftfonnatlon •net .rour all , . . '**"'" rflhtth~. ........ ,.~ Ralllh .J. ~ llln7 1. Coon, .l llrrJ c. Dellno.Y. 1M Loo a 11ar11roU; Douew W. Llllle, Charlu K. Mar-' •hall, Claude II: Ma.Y•. Mrs. YOURBELF - JUST BY DIALING 111E NIJMBER. HOW IT WORKS: E..,..... HERE'~ REMEMBER, EXPANDED DIRECT DISTANCE JiAL-. lNG DAY, JUNE 16111. TIIAT'S 111E DAY IT'LL START TAKII';G YOU ~ TIME TO COMPLETE ANY LONG DISTANCE CALL. AND 111ANKS TO GENERAL TELEPHONE., YOtrLL DO IT ALL YOURSELF. LOoK FOR DETAILED DIALING INSTRUCTIONS IN YOURDIRECTORY. GENERAL TELEPH0/1£ ~ · A Mtmber fllflte GTtf famil)l oiCompe,., • \ Grace N. Mccarey, Mro, Groce Mooer, l'blll~ Mrs. Loura A. si!lon, Arnold E. lilrl,. Oil F. A. Wlae, OrYille • eriE. ~ ·-"( l'lllf. Coiart, all · pver aaa1D, when JrO 1w1 to llruqle !tJ •every pme, • Bald. , """'* ,, '• ~ atnce lalt eeason. ufi - · like - · of 1967 to tile eldldren at tile 7111 ond 1111 .grade ap ' D Hoi , ' "" , . .. lll tile field of ldeace. No1r ox- · ... en: .· ' J· , JOii "Illct." .... Alld ·lio perlencea lll lllllhemollco, 'bioi- · .ut,r 18 10VI at ~ the dot1 fG.UI' m.U~, IIIIo, ... 0111, peycholo&f, Jlh7111cal ld· Olher <lleok, I !laalq .I IJIII- lniUal .. JriU Pf'!bebiT ciOenee, ond other related ....,.. to 1111molhor4a-laJr•. ;., Yllap more roljltet for 1CIU'IIIIn fleldo are.plllllled. file baa alwO)'I beiM117 cru- she llaolwlln lllelaiiiiB.,.Ua. Other po11111 of 1111 _..;, ol, wo_rdwlse, but 01111. no, _ H, . will be hlkeo, folk ond IQiare '"" ol10 could bear but mo ond . Dsar Hoi..: danclag, llbraey lllotruCttoo ond Ill¥ children, . ·y.., uked for jlertonal aipor. uae, oporto, ond oilier a"ctM. lllnallycoul~'ttekeherslamo lonco. Jrlth--r matdunikllil., ..... . ' tit• delllsntd to llllllulate,..., .ond crltldomo oey more, eo- In& Hore'• 11111fo17: mlndl. peclally as II bepn to lmrt our Wheo I 11U 18, I foil for a "You'~e rigltll Mario Allfointlfl DID uq 'let tiJam tat · Mr. Lel8b1l' uleodaiiiJireela- slrls. lille -•'11\l>.GIIInto me hlndliome IIWI Jrllh whom I heel ' cakt,' IHif 10 ilid CIJarlft de Gaoi/lfil" ' lion for the support loe&l lnollobelatl lallu • Catholic, little 111 - . but .IWII lOIN. trl.. han glva~ to Che camp, ~ re~l about ou~, ucoJ.. that ulo:'• would conquer all. •• . • maldDfl II posllble These lnolls- or, our -llllloao, etc. 1'wellti featl later 1111 mutrlea hove oloo ~ 1 n d Wh• 1 e.pl-, lhe told 1111 rlap feU lljllll ond lf..td Ilia made J>OUlblo tile •• of neees- hllobond lhlll 1 am "lick," and ~iatloa at dlvoree ·whlle lilY sary 1ra1n1ng oldo, 1nn~porta- olio that r~ alhamed thlll rm hlilbenl! rave · 1111 blo ~ tim on field trips, ond oilier re- llallan. Hellalt-wey belleveoher. ond eareerforasfriYNIIIIIOusfl lated opedal mat.rlsla. Allealll he worrl!ld. to be hlo dau&bter. 1 11'"11 lhlll'o the lmDie Jrlth Barnette observed that the 611 A11,110 40, 1 realloocl tllalbaek• COLUMBIJS - With approx!. chlldreallllo wlU attend are ree- never letting ywr real feellllls I!I'IPJnd and valuoo are ol the 111These ll&ou'es were a pari o1 omm-.ded by areaselellceteach- show. Wh-. yuu llnally can't hold moll ilqlorlanee Ia IIIOl'l'lap, mately one-sixth of the slate's a survey report ral•aed lodll ers ond are ..._ tho• Inter- them beck lillY 10111!0r' tho REAL ond that frl-.dshljl ond reopeet population, Cuyohtlp CIPJnly ... b)' State Auditor 1lopr Cload ellled students lll tho school sp- &Wlll' Parll hu 1 pelfoet out: are tho areater part of love. counted for 28. 9 per cent ot tho showlog total oatimaled Ales ot plying, Final eeleetlms now are "Tho f.""r thing mull be 111>1111 Wltb th11 Ia mlnd, I tried 1111 total elllmated Uquor Illes dur- $320,419,913, ond • .~ belllg made ond ODIIflclllon will eraey. - HAD IT odenllllc method to !ln4 s din- log 1967 and set an all-time per capilli eliiiOndl- of US.BL be made to the atudpnts aa 110011 Dear Had n: oer date and help eure 1111 tone- record of $52. 25 for per capita ThO par ~·Ill lpreo, beNd ,. this seleetlon lo made You're 10 right - ond lhat'o lllleu. 'l1lrou&h the <<llnputor liQuor expendltureo. ""'n Ute lloJiartment of.l)eYe!... Bametto lllated thlll 1966 why oonslanl "turning the olher I found a ltiiOdedlll .,.. mont _.til!m ellllilat8 of 10,aDd 1967 Ute camp ~s oble to cheek" can only get YIN ~lapped lo Ute lded of per11111 I lhould · · - - - - - - - -'- - 749,221 u of last_ July, . _ handle stl llludentsllllo made ap- around. haYI been -klllfl20 year1lgo. atarls at noon aDd lalla WI ef, oenled Increases of $3.811 !Or plication ond we ~ IIIIa wlll be Now that you'Ve fll1ally made •. Perhapo I am julll ooe of tho t.r mldnlslll, iometlmes Jrllh Cuyohtlp CIPJnlr and of $Lti .POSsible again this year even lll your lllond, don't bee!< ~- Iucio' onea, but I am certain Ute Allie boy, oilier li.Jnto Jrllh In the sflle.Jrlde aVen&e w, spite o1 tho lllcreaalng lllterelll but be calm ond polite IIIIOIII'll Ute computer motllod_ lhouJd not • dlanp ofbo,y1 hllfweylflrou&h pencillure of tho students ond more appll. be overlooked lll -~~~~· mota. Ills ~. l'®ulatloa, elllmated lllloo, ealloasthll year." Aller Ill, computerl take Do I neod mental help, u 1he and llleo per capita; Ill thol.orWell Vlrsfnla Unlverell!' 11 . PI TAL NEWS Ute mllllakes out of busllle11, 11,1'1?- V.G. der for . Gallla and Melp, are fllrnlllhlng lllotructoro, Tomaallla Why llllouldn't. IIIey be used Ia Dear V: •• followo: · Reed, Zoolol!'; J. A, Morran, HOLZER HOSPITAL: Vlsltlllfl the adVance-* of humon rslaNo! You noocl to provo your Gallla, 26,788, $393,7811, and houra 2-4 and 7-8 ,P.m. Pwents tlonl?- HAPPIER THAN EVER milia! Jrllb a firm hind ond un. .U.70. only on l'edlatrl<1 Ward, Dear Happier: · wavering, r u I e 1. ReDitlllber: Melp, 21,205, ~.751, .... . ADMISSIONS I can't ileiP oboervln& t b 1 I YCN'rt lD cllarp here - ond $12.86, BOARD TO MEET VIrgO ~ Trotter, 121 Third eomputerl hove boon lmowb to dotl't ever forpt Ill- IL The regular meeting of the Ave.; Mrs. Vernon G. Newport, make monumental rnlllllkea- but Thlo column lo dedlealed to E~utlve Board of the Wam.en•a 744 Second Ave.; Mrs. Gilbert then, 10 do bwnans. Am glad familY llvln& 10 U '1CIU're hlvAuXIliary of Veterans Memorial R. Plonls, Rt. I Gallipolis; Mra. the odlllllllc method ell-for 1111 kid tmDio or Julll plala Holpltal wW be' held "MCnciiJI II. Fr1110es Gardner, Rt. I Gal- :rou.- Jl;c ' · ' llooble, let .H.. IIII '•llall> ' YOU. .,. " _, . hrlwlll al10 nloomeyour own eW!IIlng, June 3 at 7:30 In the lf»oli•; Mrs. Jamea $. Porter, Dear' t;flitria~"·"' Conference Room at the hoepl- m, Rt. 1 Galllpollo; Mrs. Cella M.Y daugltter, 11-16, 111111 amulfaa .._..... ,. Addrell tal. Martin, Patriot; Hamer A. Sax- noocl a pqchlatrlll beeauu 1 Hal• ~ lll care of th11 ton, Rt. I Cheshire; Alva E. John- objeet to her recalvlng phone _ , _ r , • son, Ka,.,..i Olrlatopher Pills- call• !rpm a boy Ill 4:30 and loy, Rt. I ~ngton; Mrs. Lorry 5:30 a.m. 1 put a deadllae .., Weimann, Rt. I Chesblre; carl her niiiN calls at II p.m. n•o E. VermiUlon, Patriot Slar.Jlt.; seldom reeosnlzecl. Mro. Gary E. Wlllters, Lower AIIO, I think dates 1 River Rd.; Michael R. Buzzard, week are OIIIJUih. !lie dl.._a. Rt. 1 Loiart; Mro. Lewis llor Idea of a date lo aile Cloach, Htlllderson; MrL MIchell P. e-m, pt. P1eeurt; Lila L. Hllllljlllrey, Rt. 1. Pl. Pleasolt; Mrs. John R.~ Aehton, W, VL; Froderlck W, Wallace. Gleftwoocl, W. VLlMrt. Michie A. !farila, Hendersoo; Enoch R. Brower, HI. 5 Jactoaon; David W, AJbaa. Rt. 1 Oak HW; Mls1 Vlralnla M. Davlo, Jaeklllll; Richard D. - . . , . ship. Woll1ton; Bonnie L. Nlclools, Rt. I Oak Hill;•SIUirt Hacloler, Jaekaon; Jerey K. I..,lbort, KIYODIWoaf; MrL Harman Adame, Rt. 1 Ironton.; Mra. Rites L. Cillo, Wolloton; Mrs. lllcl>ard L. Fett.Y. lallflsvllie; Mrs. Frank L. Y-, Rutlond; FAIward lol Blake, Sr., ~; Mra. carl E. Mllcll, Po~neroy; K - A. Taylor, 1'lllleror. Georp R. lll1maa, lit. 2 Racine; llllehael W, Lonco, Rt. 1 ' ,•.·' Haedlvlfl\, l!IR111S Mrs. Lowlo C. Clonc:h, JloD. deroon, daugldar,11:3.9 1.m. a.. .I urdar. Mrs. lllehlel :P. Cottrill, ' it/ Pl. Ploaaont, .... 11114 ,P.m. " '' SUndey; Mrs. Girl' E. Wlntero, I.onr River Rd., illuahtor, 12:23Lm.Jfonolar,. · · motlntton • Hl e en ·H : elp·, oHiO • • TO OUR • ·vAa.EY:· ' By PETE ALFANO ._ UPif4oOrts Wrl<er Eddie Stank!t, who 4!Wf '4ld everything . Ute hard ~1 "?'s ~ei' happle1 than a· ,<>oupl, of .200 hitters enallle'il .' hi., ·. Chlcaao White Sox to Ootftplete . their moot IUctolllflil J,., :· .,-fr "" • . OPEN ; ' fl'''·'"· HO J... . I j' f • I ~. • ~ TUEsDAr t .•· .. ' . . • i, lllanky alter Chlca&D eompla 'tour._... aweep of tho Mlnae- . Twlns bJ wlmlng end! of !bodily's di>Jbloheader, 3~ and 4-3. Tim CUllen, who ..tered the 1111110 with sn .208 betillll average led Gorey McNertne.r, IIIIo was batlllll .219 Ill pme ~. '*'r~ the hltllllfl otara for the Wlitte Sox. CUIHn lila- a two.run I' . ; : • ; I i• ' •~· ,'· wr . ' \ \ ·· ' · double In tile foiJrth lnillng to ToiTUIIT Dav11 and 1 walk to Jrln tha first game ond Mc!lorbll)'. , McNertne.r .alngled jilndl1110· Twlnl ocored Ill their rwiler 5an<1Y AIQ!ilar Willi the runs lll the seeond game . '"' wlmlng run In the Dlntldnnlng homo runi, two by TOll.\' o!Jva, of, lllo nlgbtttll>\ln a 811!10. Widell IIIIo ·hod oJx,hlto Ill eight lriP~ aloo leaiured Cull'on'1 .oso<OIId for the dlil', aDd me Jjy Harmon homer of the sea1011 !• the Klllebrew, Ills lOth of the aeeond With one on. ' . ~\ Of ·hl• elub's per!Orman.O, - In other American Loque Slanl<i Bald, "a ~· the most1 aetlon, Now Yofk 11(1111 wllll cmalalanl ol lillY team I ever · Detrol~ w1nn1111 the .fir II 4-3 manal!Od or played with. Tiley before 10111111 llle second pme really pl_,ed fundamental baoe- 8-1, WaBbfn&lon ciiYided, Jrllb baU the wey It should be Cleveland, dr<lpplng the llriiiiOp~ed. Tiley made all llle rll!ht 5 before w1nn1111 llle nightcap pl_,a ond they never <PL" 11-3, Balti.....O edged Bootont-3 Floher Wins Flrlll in a rzlll ·llhorlenod game ond Jaek Fisher pleked 1111 hlo Oakland defeated Callfomlll$-2. flrat Amerleon League victoey Mickey Slanle)"a lfond a1am lll the opener ond Jim Parry homo run 'ond Jolin !Wier's Bfx, sal!ered his fourth loss agalnet hit ptteidng pae\'d tile Tlpro lll nve win1 as tte allowed CUllen• a the second pme after Tom *"'>-run di>Jble alter a elngle by Treslt, IIIIo had -led and · adVanced to third 011 an lnlleld l .OU Bobcats I .. ·" bls f""rtb game ae he ~ld UDder Jim Harlifn aplnat live losses. , ·~co'• ~ .U,r •. l!obi>Y Coz bounced to sbortiiiPP lit,y Osler, · Tile Senatora rallied for IOV"' runs lllllio ell!hll\ imJng of llle Selmon Scoi'll~ Three nlllrtcap, hlgldllfRed by Bill Chico ~s IIII'IIH'IIII hl>l'lry~'• three-run hCIIIIer, to ' mer .and Jooe Azeue'o nvo singles paced Ilia Cleveland defeat llle lndliDs 011 a four-· attack in tile opeiler u Steve hitler br Jim llannan. tho - ''''· I • • • - ' MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (liFOOhio Unlverolt;r bowed out of the NCAA Dllllrlet I Baseball tournamant &mc~s,y with Ito seeond lou of the di>Jble elimination tourney, !buthern Dlloola defeated the Bobcats 8-6 ae IIOward NldlaiCIII pitched sn eighl.ldt shutout ond Don Klrldlnd and Mike Roaodzllllkl hOmered .for the Sf nine. Tho Win put Southern Dllnoll .IIIIo Ilia oolle&e world series at Omaha. Nob., June 10-15, Ohio mi>Jnled only a one -out Ill real llllhe lll!hlllbmlng of !bn- scored Ute wimlnl nm lll By FaEI) DOWN UP! Sports Writer ,Hoger Marls, Who lllvlted <OIIIfllrl8011 with Babe Ruth when he was with the New York Yaooei, Is lnvlllllfl It wllll Eno.o Slaushter now that he Is with the St. Louis Clrdlnala. Marls to almost a totally different hitter than when he topped Ruth'• record by hittlog 6! homers in !9'6!. He swings with tho ' pitch regularly, bunts often and has hit only 11 m the last two se~sons. baa impressed the cardinals most with his dar~, aggressive baoe-running and hustle. ds,y's finale when pinch-hitter Tom Napta singled, Dove Farquer ran for Nepta ond Torey Raazkl doubled, but Far~p~r overran third base and was tagged out olldlog back. NlckaSO!I retired the next two men to strand Raozka 011 second. Tho Bobcats places ahortstop McKinney and pitcher Jolin MorJan on the dlllrlcl 4 all-touma· mont team that waa annooneed et Ute end o1 the &mds,y game. .aile"'"" llrl!ek out'. . bl1 reetlld ~ aOale · J~~o) ·,, • ,.. of whlell IMHner at.lbo ~e,a¥.P. ; .,.r..,. TO)'' RApE' PIIILADEI.PIIIA ·Dove Pilrlck; lr~!~\~~~J~ rJotest .or-. JnternatiOMI ~ Sllndlllp lba Eaat, airs B.Y Vlllted ProSI lnternatiOMI ~~,!"lf~ialma'\! 'a , MOrl<llli'wina Ninth Juan Marlchal pitched a -hitter and struck out seven to wlo his ninth pme of tho season for tha Giants. Vada Pinson doubled In the tying run ond scored tho ti&breaking run on a single b)' Alex Johruioo os Jim Maloney won his ftfth l!lllle for the Reds on a Ovo-hltter. Roo santo, who the score with the 206th homer of his ear- In Ute eighth lnnlns, hit a sacrlllce Qy allor 1 triple by BUI,y WUllams In tho 12111 to give the Cubs' Chuck ·llarte"' ateia h11 second victory. WOlle Stargell drove In foor runs with a homer, double 111:1 two singles to help rellewr Ron Kline to his tlllrd vlcl017lor tho Pirates in the fi.rat pme. DerCI1 Dick Slmpson edded. a two-run Johns011's two-run single waa homer for the cards in the the big blow of a tlve--nm opener, smoothing B o b Gib- seventboillnillg rally which enason's path to his fourth victory. bled the Braves to win the Gibson struck out eight and nightcap ond give Pat Janis House tradition of Ute tmnous Slaughter, scored from ftrst b10e m Orlando Cepeda's pop fly sqie In the seventh inlllllfl Sunday to give the Clrdlcals a 3.2 vlctoey and a aweep of their doubleheader wllll the New York Meta. Tile Clrdlcals, who won the' Drat pme ~. moved back into sole J>OI&e8Sion offtrat place as a result of the swie,P. The san Francisco Giants defeated Ute Los Angeles Dodgers l>-1, the Clnellloati Reda beat lhe Philadelphia Phlllles 53, the Chicago Cubo scored 1 32, 12-lrmng victory ....,. the Houston Astros and the Atlanta ~ Braves oot.-slugged llle Pit. 'sburgh Pirates lO..S after an 8-4 loss in other NL games. Mlke Shannon and- Mccarver each hit a two-run slJW].e and Clrl l'utrzemold belted e(Jiilh bpmer 11 tho ........ for Bolloll 1111 .rolllod bla .. ..... leadiQ bidl/llc .,.,.. .!d .351. .nm Naall pitched" lUI lhlrd llralsfll .....,._ ~ a1 he lmled tho AthletiCI ,..t the Angell for Ollclaild'• IUib JriJ) Ia lte 1&11 "" ........ . Cards Regain Top · Spot. But Marls, 'Who always was an excellert all4round player, Baseball Tom Plv>ebus OO!f 5-t, pi"' his Orst wlo IInce hla DO· hitter aplnst Boston 011 April '17 •• Curl Mot1C111'1 ~ elllgle gave the Orioles their margin of victory over Bolloll. The game was called alter fiYO ond me helflmlngs, ~ Bow Out ~ • League-. MaJOf ·or NCAA Tournament •• ,, •·~'I' ' '. .. ' Wtless Wonders win 'rwo, lndians, . Senator~ . • .. ond -rer ond member ofibe .llu; Nola A. ~··llh!loaT, 10ir •.{t ·li ·oJII!m.ted 111m will executiY8 oommltteo at Ute Jia. IIICI 11fcbard AUIIjn, a.tlldllz7, . be II. • • •Ill ' 1111 ' 111 100 c:ount1 YCIO!III Sdmct !;~mil, lhl• IIU ~ , ._. . aie Qrtoi.ce . lias OIIIOUileed !fie ~~~~rc~.,;.w Coulli;rln1~.6,~1Nre of4ho,.Millllll .Cou!lb' CIIIIPond ...... wlll be held till• ,.....,._ oil'•• .... at~· V.Pt 1fle oilier• Wlddl.llml beel\ beld. .· .. Jni Ute week ill July 22,28 at ' I " ' Ilia· ·Mum.C<~ouW t.a Camp Ill . . ' ·. . ,.' . . 3 - ThO Deily Sentlnei,I'CIIIlerO)'-Mlddleport, 0:· M~. June 3, 1968 t .' ,, . Is ·at,· t:: 0 . ~ j, '' .. "·'! \ II"" 4 57 19 ~ ~ !'"' _GB l'IIM!og ,bei<M ·the 21 19 558 mar~ '· ,Palrlck, ~~~~~ 20 16 · 56 '4 slturay Rocbeater led 21 17 •553 '4 the t2nd 111111111 LouloYIIIe 21 21 .500 21,1 llold meet wllll Bulflllo . 18 23 439 5 Rlchmmd • re<:anla, stilted, "l'U run Jacki....Uie 18 21 .429 5'h ond then, but not evecy · SJ>racuae 15 22 .405 B'h · 111e -"-' blonll Sunday'• Results Baltimore Joined his 6 5 Toledo Rochester lot pme teammates ?n eapturlllfl Toledo 4 Rochester 1• 2nd pme events In the tw~ meet Bulflllo 8 8,yncuae 4• 181 game rscldllfl 1111 63 pointS: M== S)Tacuso 3 ,Bulfalo 2• 2nd pme wu second wltb 4~; Louisville 7 Richmond 0 hod 18 ond Harvard 15 Columbus 3 Jackaonvllle I, amoog the 32 scorlllfl tea1n1. , COIIDI!bus Toledo 5 nli!lt SWEDEN LEADS RONNEBY, SWeden Sweden jutq>Od to an lead aplnot NOI'Wil SUtl~ :. the "double CUll'' tennis -·nt. Torsten Oorhberg ' '• first match fran Nonro(ti' ·~ By United Pross lllternaUonal ToriJII)' llaaneo 6-3, 6-3. T..-, ' Natiocal Loque JilhatuiBCIII then conpleted ' G. AB R. 11. Pel. sweep by beating Jollln - . Rose, Cln 47 197 37 72 .365 ~~ •. ~.. . ! 1 A.Johnsn, C1n 15 189 30 113 .333 Flood, SI,L 48 199 28 65 .327 Alou, Alia 47 206 23 67 .325 Staub, llou 47 183 20 59 .322 Helms, Cln 44 174 12 54 .310 Grote, NY !3 142 II 43 .303 Strgll, Pit 39 150 25 45 .300 MIUn, Alia 48 184 14 55 .299 wums, Chi 48 195 23 58 .297 American League G. AB R. H. Pet. Yslzskl, Bos \7 168 25 59 .351 Hwrd, Waah 48 180 29 63 .350 Horton, Del 41147 25 47 .320 carow, Mln 42167 21 51 .305 Hrrlsn, Bos 36 126 22 37 . 294 Kosco, NY 39 130 16 37 .285 Jhnln, Bal 45 153 20 43 .281 Baseball By United Press International ••rhat surprised us even NatiOMI Lollj!UO llloogh we had heard about It W, L. Pet. GB when he was in the Ainertcan st. Loulo 27 21 .563 ... League," ~a cardinal catcher SOn Francloco 27 22 .551 1h Tim McCArver. une doesn't hlt Atlanta 26 22 .542 I many homers !or us but he wina Chleago 25 23 .521 2 games in a lot of dltrerent Cincinnati 23 23 .500 3 . Philadelphia 22 21 .512 ~;, Wll)'S." Scores From First allowed seven hlts, including a his fifth victory. Los Angeles 25 26 •490 3'h v· Maris, hustling in the Gas homer by Ed Charles. HI>Jston . 21 26 .447 51/, ~. Pittsburgh 19 24 .442 51h ,, Now York 20 27 .426 !Ph ' ' SUnday' a Results Weekend Fight Results St.Louis 6 New York 3, 1st ., By United Press lnternationtl St. Louis 3 New York 2, 2nd. Solurday Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 3 BUENOS AIRES (liPI)_ Pittsburgh 8 AUanta 4, 1st Oscar Bonavena, 203, Argentina, Mr. and Mrs. George G o Atlanta 10 Pittsburgh 5, 2nd . By United Press International plonshlps. outpointed Roberto Davila, 192, er of Chester vlolted with Mr. Chleago 3 Houstoo 2, 121nns. SOturdtl)' Peru (10). ond Mro. Douglas Circle ond ATLANTA (UFO- Bob Lunn SOn Francisco 5 Los Ang. I NEW YORK (lll'l).. Slage florence on Mo~. Today's Probable P~tchers Door Johnny won the $161,4507 won his seeond straight PGA Mr. and Mrs. Ray Byers of (All Times EDT) Belmo~t Stakes by 1'1• lenatbi tourney with a three-otroke Tanners Run spent Sunday attertriumph ln 111e Atlanta Golf Atlanta (Reed ~I) at Clnclnnaover favored Forward Pass. 110011 wlth Betty Van Meter, Mar· Classic. ii {Culver 3--3), 8 p.m. gsret Ann carleton ond Pat Philadelphia (Short 2-6) at PJUJ;ADELPIUA (tiPI) Mr. and Mrs. Dooald Pierce BERLIN (UFO- Manuel san- son Franclsc~ cSadocld 6-5), 4 Do"" ,Palrlek led VUiai\OVII to of Athens, Mr. and Mrs. James an JC41A track and field victory tana of Spain defeated Marcy p.m. Circle of New Haven, W, VL, Alvis, Cle 50 179 19 50 .279 Riessen or Evanston, nt, 0..0, 7· St. Louis (Briles 5--4) at with a 3:56.8 moo. BY MRS, FRANCIS MORRIS , visited Mrs. Mary Circle over White, NY 48 169 26 47 .278 " 5, IO..S to reach the title robnd Houston (Lemaster 3A), 7 p.m. The Boollle Cl of T h ,Ute weekend.· Freehn, Del 47174 25 48 .276 SAN DIAGO, Callt (UPI) of the Rot-Weiss Club tennis Pittsburgh -(Walker ().(!) at "[•aate u• for blllin1 10 r an e Mr. and Mra. Jack Follrod and Home Runs Geor&e Young set an American tourney. Los Angeles (Osteen 3.1), II Jon,, hul off' th~ field we're Flrot Baptilll Church Sthool : : Kim of Pomeroy, Mr. ond Mrs. · NatiOMI League: Slargell, mad ar e•ch other!" two mUe run record ot 8:22 p.m. Tllureds,y ... ~ ~ 1\ h Jim Patterson and soooofSptUer Pintos 10; H. Aaron, Braves, ..while bea.ti~ Australia's Ron Tuesday's Games , 11• a e! ., ~.&.. ~e .....,, 0 amt Mr. and. Mrs. Richard Ables ~ Mays Jnd M~CO'Yey, ...,. •. IIO!me, •• 'Die 0111 « ·SOI•IIlloo ,. of Bait! Knct>s were reeent visit' · Glapto 9. Clar~ . . :. , ·" '" REPLACE.IDLLER NPehwllaYoratksanatCh1Fraean,£to.<t ", '" .. ' " - -'- ' Pittsburgh WFO-·Tha--: ·Pit..,.., • was llle .topic of devollmals Ia oro at Ute Douglas Circle home. ,\jnerlcan League: Howard, ·~" 'LoiiooN (UFO - Brltelll toburgh Pirates asked waivers S~ Loulo at Holloton, night charge ol Mr!to Helen ~pson. Betty Van Meter1 Ann C&rl~ Senators 20; Hortm, Ti&erB 15; named Its WlgbtliWI Cl(> tennle · on veteran Infielder Chuck Pittsburgh at Los Ang, night Her serlpture was Matthew 10 :32 ton and aon, Patrick, and EW11e Harrelson, Red Sox, Killebrew, team ' fal' the U.S. matches at HIDer Sunday nlj!hl and recalled Atlanta at Cincinnati, night and 33. There were readings on Brinker called on Mr. and Mrs. Twins and McMullen, Senators Wlmbledoo June 14-15. They are Fred Patek frO!II thelr Col1111>o Amerlean League tile topic by members ond the Clarence Koehler of "'·-•s 10 1 !.... But The mood" .. ...,..... · VlrjJinll Wade, Noll Truman, bus, Ohio, !ann club to replace w. L. PeL GB 16 ,.,mn "Noth...... Plains, 1 recent Sww2ay evening. llunll Batted In cloalng with prayer, llurlog the Me. ond Mrs. ArthiD' Orr ol Chrlotiae ' Truman Janes, Joyce him. Detroit 30 17 .638 ... NatiOMI Loque: starl!Oll, WUIIams ond Winnie Shaw, HWer, 32, a seven-year major Baltimore 27 20 .574 3 ooelal hour • Mrs. Roy oerved Cheater called at the Robert Lee Pirates 30;. H. Aaron, Braves, . --league veteran, was drafted Cleveland 27 22 ,551 4 lovely retre&hmlmts. home a recent Tuesdl,y~ santo, Cobs ond Perez, Redo Hazel Carnahan and Frances JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (liPD · · CHICAGO (lii'I)..Jnlo scored from san Diego last November. Mlmesota 24 24 .500 &;, 29i Staub, AFos, SWobocla. The Calmnbus Jets did Foster spent the weekend. at Buck.. a ilu-ee-quarter length vlctoey In He had ftvo hits In 13 lrlps to Boston 23 24 • 7 Meta ond MeCovey, Gllllla 28. eye Lake with Mrs. Loe Tlldale. things up In 1 hurry. the ~3,8110 Olympic Handicap at the plate In 11 games for the oakland 23 24 .489 7 Amerl<lll League: llolnrd, Durl~W the Sundal' Sthool hour Mr, Crltt Bradford vialted hla It Ute Columbus nine an j Arlington Park. Pirates thlo season. ' New York 22 u ,458 !Ph on May 19 at the Methcdlsl Church Solators 43; Hortoa, Tigers 31; hour Ind. 50 minutes to dump son, Mr. and--~~ro. Crltt BradSunday TENNIS FINALS Chicago 21 25 .457 B'h •• Bibles were presented to the Powell, Orioles, Hu-relsoo, Red the Jaeksmvllle Meta 3-1 &m- ford, Jr., at Wo~ on the •• graduatea ofEasternlllgbSthool. Sox ond Freeheo, Tigers 29. PARIS (UPI) - Defondlllll BERLIN (liFO-Manuel Sin- WCall!hiornlo 2129 2279 .434996 191"· ~ and get beck on top oldie weekend. Pltchlqr ~--"' M•• Au. of · IS ngton ~ lnterlllllOMI Lo.llgue heap. Mr. ond Mrs, Talmal!O Evans In attendance were Larry Speno •' c.~on Roy Emerson or ..... of •-•n ..,...... 1nd Tom VMer Sunda¥'• Retults, N I t i 0 n I l League: Reed, cer and Dru Cline. Othera to re: Auolrllla beat Cliff ruchs,y of Holland advanced to tha dnals Oakland 5 Callfornts 2 John Gelnar won his fU'th aDd fsmlly of Olk IWI, Ohio 114 Court St• ........, ~ Braves ond carlton, Carda 6-1; ceive Bibles but notpreaent were : Sill Allgelo, TelliS, ().6, ~. 8-6, SundiJI with l!lr'ligbt sot vlc1X>- New York 4 Detroit 3, lsi Jlllle or the seasm tor Colmn. vlllit.ed Mra. Evans' aUnt, Mrs. Marichll, Gianta 9-2i J<oosm•n, : 11-8 lll a fourth rwpcl match of rleo In ~ inlernal!OMI Rot.- Detroit 8 N w y k I 2nd bus as he hurled a lour-hitter Eolbor B. Piper !bnday after· Garry MOler ond carol Lucu. MrL Myrlle Frost open! last Meta 8-2;. Haoda, Cubs lid C ltii Freneh Open tennis cham- Welsa Club tennla tournament. e or • to push his record to l>-1. nooo. Parey' Glanll 11-2. Santana defolted Mar.. Rlll Cleve 10 Waehl...., 5, lot Mr. and Mrs. nten WU11011 of week at Columbus vlaltillfl her The Mots touehed Gelnar lor " sWoshi...., 11 Clove 3, 2nd American League: MeLlin, •• daughters, Mr. and Mrs. ~ge sen of Evanston, DJ., 8-6, 7-5,10- Bolt 4 Boo 3 I 8~ .1'' I ral a nm in the drat inDI.ng, but Detroit, Mich. vialted Mr. ond Tigers S.l; Wright, Aogela ond OIUO WINS~ 8 while Okker 1wept ~·· ' r~ llMI, n that was the end of their ac<r- · Mra. Ben Phlloon ond Mr. aDd Thomas and Mr. ond Mrs. Jobn Bahnlen, Yanks 5-1; Bell, Red '•• ··~G, w. Va. (liFO - Harold Elachenbrnl h &-2 ~ 6- Bolt at Boo, 2n, pppd., ralo Mrs. Thereon Jobnoon. Mra. wu~ Torrence and also a coulln. Mrs. Sox &Ill P6rraoosk1, Twina 4-1. lng Sunday. Ray Somenberg. While there she 1 In semlllnal ma~h ... ' ' ~~,~ MIM 2, lot Chi4 : k ~ olllmaled at3.500 lana Gelnar retired the llelo lu 100 Is the former Maey Augullla attetJied the tea at Luarus lor : '11110 IIW Ohio- Welt Vlrllfllla one-two-three order in nve oftbe Cross, daughter ollli¥ ond Mary . · . Today's Probable Pitchers those ~at 80, She was ICC(IDoo : ~here Salurda.l' Digit llbellevnine Innings, giving uP the run Croi!IS. 3 pl!IOANS TO PLAY (AU Timeo EDT) panled to the Tea by Mrs. UUie to bi lbi omallest ertnl\l lll Mre. Laura Hell returned hOmo ATLANTA (lll'l) - • AIJeut. Mlnnoaota (Kaat 3-2) at New on JIJnmy Dlx' leadoft trlille in I ~ $ 1oara of the Ohio • after _.uns the winter In Clll- HardWI)'. ·tha ftrst 'and an lnl1old ..out. three Olil-. Jrll! 11(1 P~ Ill York CBooton 1-1), 8 ,P.m. Mr. ond Mrs. Larey MUlhono • Ai!.sier Footllall Game; Fred Patek, who has helped dmatl Jrllb her daughters, Mrs. the elghtl1 ~ual 'Collchel' AllChi- (PriddY 0-2) 11 I ' have moved into tltelr new home . ..•~ '!" . ~-· ' Ute Jets on several oeeaatons Kathryn Gunther and MlssElol10 Amorlct FootbellpmehereJune Cleveland (!lcDowoll 6-3), 7:30 buOt recept!Y. _ a a tht1 year, maaapd a da.&ble In Bell who accompanied her, ~ 28. ,P.m. The ~Cia11 o1 the lncbldtd .aret n-u Beu1oCallfllrnla (Clark 11-4) 11 the tlllrd and scored on log the weekend. .: ' Mr. and Mrs. Francis Morris ot Galax, VL, were weekend. Georae Sllrill&'s lallold ~~~~ lor, Tofedl? llnlveroll!', a llt\e- Balli.Jnore (YeN~ 4-5) 8 p.m. li li ·"a ·.. .. guests of Mro. Nolsel Weatherwere guellls !ltnda,y for a b...U.But Patek waa recorlllled lor becker; halbck Tcm ,Sclloen of Detroit (Sperma 4-4) at .., hia pJo.Y earlier 11111 sOIIOit and ~ - a t Ilia homeofMr. and mall. Cleveland, 1 Notre o.me ·ltp- Booton CSaDIII&'I 54), 7:30 ,P.m. Me. ond Mrs. Jobn llaj<ea of lhe Plttobufgh Pirates i'eealled MrL William Ml1nard ha>orlng art, ond fllllback larrY ~ Tueodll''o Gamel : · him to replace veteran IDIIoldor Mr. Ma)>nlrd m hla blrllldiiY. Chester wore Sundayo..,;JIIfiYI .. ' of Slow, I ~CUIO ~tr; c;hleqo II Clevlland. nlgbl . Mr. and Mrs. r Jordon ond · !tors of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Chuck HUler was plaeed on ' Olkland II·WaabltWton, night Wol~ Sunday The , l>-lool-7 daughter of COiwnbus llpO!IIIfew Brlckleo. Mrs. Brlckles Is slck '"• . the •- Calif at BlltbDore, nlglll A thnu&l>t ' 101' ..,: liimoiMilll It Ninr· York, Digiti ohorlatop.socond baseman, hU ~· 111111 her pareato, Mr. ond wlth virus. Me. ond Mrs. Kenneth Grlmth been blttftw .294 lor the Jets ard Mrs. C~ce B r Englllb poet WOllam ~r DetrOit at lici.toi! 2 twl-nlgbt Mr. Mrs. 111,y Rouall ond and Mr. ond Mrl. Earnest 'b¥1or oald, "A tool 1111111 now ond lhell ' led llie lL with 12 otolen bueo. !omiiY of Altroll Yl- hi* par- went to Cheoterhlll m MontlaJ He Wll to nportloclly, "' right by -~.-· . .. . ciote, Mr. and Mrs. Heory Roolb nllhl to hear Rev. Corl Davia receatl1• In a revival meell1111 Utero. I ' .Mrs. Harry WUtlblre 11>0111 a cer. • ~reek lll St. Albano, 'fl:, VL Yla) ' Mr. ond Mrs. Philip llcil>erlo ltlng Mr. and Mrs. Bob WDt. of r.olllpolla violted bla - . •• lbite. . Mrs. Franee• Roberts. ·Mr. ond Mrl. Herman ~ Why gamble with your Mrl. Holcil !iq>lllll Ia YIBUeer and familY of Grove Clt;r 1111111 tbt ...... of her .... Mr. precious fur? See WI for: spent lbo -kend with hla par. ond Mra. Brion lllnp100 at o Med- Spa.._ Vaalla onto, Mr." and Mn. llloaon ~- Woodlllold. ~ ~ Carmel News By the Day AII·Stara ® Weekend Summary It's no Racine ~ial Leaders TOY.._ Events Jets, Hens Deadlocked For First · 41/! Tuppers Plains / DIYIJ.W..,III. ""-992-"" - • , f :00 ' tt i vall_, :' • ! • Don't take chances on ' ' WORLD~ f~ theft, moths, Temperature and bamtdtty are earefuUy controUed • NU-GLO Rmtalklq . Hyrte~~le eleanllll and glazing, aDd Juatre . 'nilltOted . ''· t· �... ." ' \ ~ ! ' '.,. ~ ... flrd 'Ann··~al'.~.Iir.._,:.; • . < on.J~ly . · ·, . ~~-~ -ofJ~c~ Nllun~;:llonaldllllnla!,~- -~·- ~~~~ ~- ma -cted Ji..'*: cl!lifl foilowlatl. b; 1" ,.~. ., .• . \ ~ • ..;t MF~I< ,.' -. '. ... , ._.~ 'I .m.n· . -... ae:~~-. • 11' II tho eoun. • A&oot. 4-11, ..... wlll dl....t aollvltles. · It wlll be patterned alter bold lll 1966 ond 1887, lla 1010 - · belatl to ol!or I procram of . ,,. •... Voice along Broadway : , ~ ,.t : s. .. . ·~· ,,. ..J' '. · ,. C! · ·· .. • · ,·. ' 1' . " · ' ' '. a ... By J1e/en Bottel sui W.\rfED TOO LO;.;,.':. Your bulbend ond...-tlaloW 1 I . "'* Citbens of Cuyahoga Are Biggest Drinkers •<t• • ; i u ' . '"' . .' . • •. BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - Perry Corno'o IIIII DaVId (a VIllanova graduate) wodo lovely Jully Reynoldo; alter • Conadlan hclne)'moon David wlll be Army ~ bound ••. France1 Knllbl, - - head <t u.. ~ Dlv, of the Slate Dep't Ia liDo alter •r110ry ... One of tho Koonody pack called Wom•'• Wear Dally aDd allked to oeale ~ U.. Jaclde Kennedy coverage for 1 whlle .. , Manared Newa: the three network• wut to ehanp the ••Emm,y" awudl to mike them a bettor TV '"lhow;" like one ~ them tried in VIetnam ... ··~ordu fold-. ed, Mel'f)'ll llooqjlao• attraetlve palformonce notwltb4tandlng; , . julll ean't keop • dull piiiJ' 'JIIrldlli ;...f~' . )Oilllg oomlc "!'Up Wlllolln heails nearer t h • liars - 65 noon lllrallht up lD Ute Ro1rDow Grill. • !billY Werblln not only peddled his piece of the grid Jetobutal10 hlo Elberon, N. J. elllate - to former MliS America Be11 My- wartime alde COl. Ed tevrey •.• J amea Ma1m ond hi 1 agent BUl McCaffrey tried the Plaq'a Olk Room but wore hefted be- eraon ··• Former White H o u 1 e cause of Bill'a turtleneck neat.. aides loot a lllalus IYml>ol: they er; MaiOO tonk off hla neckUe Clll't drop in to have their halr ond Bill tied It under hlo ehllls; cut by LBJ'a barber steve Mar- then they wore skipped becauu tinl ·•· llaggllng Is on apln lor James lacked a cravat 10 he Fordham parn.po to toke HUnt. off his belt ond hung It a- lnlton Hartford's handsomest round hla neck Hke a tte - aDd White Elepl1111t (Galleey of Modem Arl) off his baDC!t ... Richrich MarjorleMerrlweatheri'Mt can al!ord Ellrope but thla year wlll spend her annual rnlllton on U.S. 1011. they were bowed inl Tall-tough Clint Ea.- & wlfo welcomed a tall-tough like chrlatened K.Yie Ctlntoiii 9' lba. 1Z oz. (I>Jchl) "' Comedian Renl Santoni'a new marriage to Lla Irvins Berlin'• a grandpop a- Jamea ldreacb' is like a rock: lain via daughter Unda (Mrs. they wore julll 1l8d In GlbralEdouard Emmel) bl Pari•; nam- tar ... Ex-Como writer ()low Jooed him Edward Wataon ... illoJI,. alhan Wllltera• producer) 1 0 h n mouth Racetrack lllsl\llled ahell- ." •••os...,..• Is ........... · J>Ort Gen Els-.ho ''' J"'-C>" ' ""'" .•.-r••• ' .,...._,... I new th •• • · wer umuu baby 1100 ... "New Faces'' lace e Putnam Co~try Club, West. &lzame Astor Wed Don Goldle, diester_ - ita owner 11 lke'a Miami HiJtcn musieaJ director. ,m; ,q, lJHOS J u.re. ' c. ( I .- I .I' you'll be able to dial station-to-station calls. Pe~son-to-person calls. Collect calls. Cred1t card calls. Any long distance call. r. "' ' All by yourself. YO(J;A:R2 , .. .. } INVITED y" , JUNE 16111 IS EXPANDED DIRECT DISTANCE DIAL- ING DAY IN YOUR AREA. 111AT'S TilE DAY YOU'LL DISCHAJiGES BE ABLE TO PLACE ALL LONG DISTANCE CALIS ' ~ J'! 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GENERAL TELEPH0/1£ ~ · A Mtmber fllflte GTtf famil)l oiCompe,., • \ Grace N. Mccarey, Mro, Groce Mooer, l'blll~ Mrs. Loura A. si!lon, Arnold E. lilrl,. Oil F. A. Wlae, OrYille • eriE. ~ ·-"( l'lllf. Coiart, all · pver aaa1D, when JrO 1w1 to llruqle !tJ •every pme, • Bald. , """'* ,, '• ~ atnce lalt eeason. ufi - · like - · of 1967 to tile eldldren at tile 7111 ond 1111 .grade ap ' D Hoi , ' "" , . .. lll tile field of ldeace. No1r ox- · ... en: .· ' J· , JOii "Illct." .... Alld ·lio perlencea lll lllllhemollco, 'bioi- · .ut,r 18 10VI at ~ the dot1 fG.UI' m.U~, IIIIo, ... 0111, peycholo&f, Jlh7111cal ld· Olher <lleok, I !laalq .I IJIII- lniUal .. JriU Pf'!bebiT ciOenee, ond other related ....,.. to 1111molhor4a-laJr•. ;., Yllap more roljltet for 1CIU'IIIIn fleldo are.plllllled. file baa alwO)'I beiM117 cru- she llaolwlln lllelaiiiiB.,.Ua. Other po11111 of 1111 _..;, ol, wo_rdwlse, but 01111. no, _ H, . will be hlkeo, folk ond IQiare '"" ol10 could bear but mo ond . Dsar Hoi..: danclag, llbraey lllotruCttoo ond Ill¥ children, . ·y.., uked for jlertonal aipor. uae, oporto, ond oilier a"ctM. lllnallycoul~'ttekeherslamo lonco. Jrlth--r matdunikllil., ..... . ' tit• delllsntd to llllllulate,..., .ond crltldomo oey more, eo- In& Hore'• 11111fo17: mlndl. peclally as II bepn to lmrt our Wheo I 11U 18, I foil for a "You'~e rigltll Mario Allfointlfl DID uq 'let tiJam tat · Mr. Lel8b1l' uleodaiiiJireela- slrls. lille -•'11\l>.GIIInto me hlndliome IIWI Jrllh whom I heel ' cakt,' IHif 10 ilid CIJarlft de Gaoi/lfil" ' lion for the support loe&l lnollobelatl lallu • Catholic, little 111 - . but .IWII lOIN. trl.. han glva~ to Che camp, ~ re~l about ou~, ucoJ.. that ulo:'• would conquer all. •• . • maldDfl II posllble These lnolls- or, our -llllloao, etc. 1'wellti featl later 1111 mutrlea hove oloo ~ 1 n d Wh• 1 e.pl-, lhe told 1111 rlap feU lljllll ond lf..td Ilia made J>OUlblo tile •• of neees- hllobond lhlll 1 am "lick," and ~iatloa at dlvoree ·whlle lilY sary 1ra1n1ng oldo, 1nn~porta- olio that r~ alhamed thlll rm hlilbenl! rave · 1111 blo ~ tim on field trips, ond oilier re- llallan. Hellalt-wey belleveoher. ond eareerforasfriYNIIIIIOusfl lated opedal mat.rlsla. Allealll he worrl!ld. to be hlo dau&bter. 1 11'"11 lhlll'o the lmDie Jrlth Barnette observed that the 611 A11,110 40, 1 realloocl tllalbaek• COLUMBIJS - With approx!. chlldreallllo wlU attend are ree- never letting ywr real feellllls I!I'IPJnd and valuoo are ol the 111These ll&ou'es were a pari o1 omm-.ded by areaselellceteach- show. Wh-. yuu llnally can't hold moll ilqlorlanee Ia IIIOl'l'lap, mately one-sixth of the slate's a survey report ral•aed lodll ers ond are ..._ tho• Inter- them beck lillY 10111!0r' tho REAL ond that frl-.dshljl ond reopeet population, Cuyohtlp CIPJnly ... b)' State Auditor 1lopr Cload ellled students lll tho school sp- &Wlll' Parll hu 1 pelfoet out: are tho areater part of love. counted for 28. 9 per cent ot tho showlog total oatimaled Ales ot plying, Final eeleetlms now are "Tho f.""r thing mull be 111>1111 Wltb th11 Ia mlnd, I tried 1111 total elllmated Uquor Illes dur- $320,419,913, ond • .~ belllg made ond ODIIflclllon will eraey. - HAD IT odenllllc method to !ln4 s din- log 1967 and set an all-time per capilli eliiiOndl- of US.BL be made to the atudpnts aa 110011 Dear Had n: oer date and help eure 1111 tone- record of $52. 25 for per capita ThO par ~·Ill lpreo, beNd ,. this seleetlon lo made You're 10 right - ond lhat'o lllleu. 'l1lrou&h the <<llnputor liQuor expendltureo. ""'n Ute lloJiartment of.l)eYe!... Bametto lllated thlll 1966 why oonslanl "turning the olher I found a ltiiOdedlll .,.. mont _.til!m ellllilat8 of 10,aDd 1967 Ute camp ~s oble to cheek" can only get YIN ~lapped lo Ute lded of per11111 I lhould · · - - - - - - - -'- - 749,221 u of last_ July, . _ handle stl llludentsllllo made ap- around. haYI been -klllfl20 year1lgo. atarls at noon aDd lalla WI ef, oenled Increases of $3.811 !Or plication ond we ~ IIIIa wlll be Now that you'Ve fll1ally made •. Perhapo I am julll ooe of tho t.r mldnlslll, iometlmes Jrllh Cuyohtlp CIPJnlr and of $Lti .POSsible again this year even lll your lllond, don't bee!< ~- Iucio' onea, but I am certain Ute Allie boy, oilier li.Jnto Jrllh In the sflle.Jrlde aVen&e w, spite o1 tho lllcreaalng lllterelll but be calm ond polite IIIIOIII'll Ute computer motllod_ lhouJd not • dlanp ofbo,y1 hllfweylflrou&h pencillure of tho students ond more appll. be overlooked lll -~~~~· mota. Ills ~. l'®ulatloa, elllmated lllloo, ealloasthll year." Aller Ill, computerl take Do I neod mental help, u 1he and llleo per capita; Ill thol.orWell Vlrsfnla Unlverell!' 11 . PI TAL NEWS Ute mllllakes out of busllle11, 11,1'1?- V.G. der for . Gallla and Melp, are fllrnlllhlng lllotructoro, Tomaallla Why llllouldn't. IIIey be used Ia Dear V: •• followo: · Reed, Zoolol!'; J. A, Morran, HOLZER HOSPITAL: Vlsltlllfl the adVance-* of humon rslaNo! You noocl to provo your Gallla, 26,788, $393,7811, and houra 2-4 and 7-8 ,P.m. Pwents tlonl?- HAPPIER THAN EVER milia! Jrllb a firm hind ond un. .U.70. only on l'edlatrl<1 Ward, Dear Happier: · wavering, r u I e 1. ReDitlllber: Melp, 21,205, ~.751, .... . ADMISSIONS I can't ileiP oboervln& t b 1 I YCN'rt lD cllarp here - ond $12.86, BOARD TO MEET VIrgO ~ Trotter, 121 Third eomputerl hove boon lmowb to dotl't ever forpt Ill- IL The regular meeting of the Ave.; Mrs. Vernon G. Newport, make monumental rnlllllkea- but Thlo column lo dedlealed to E~utlve Board of the Wam.en•a 744 Second Ave.; Mrs. Gilbert then, 10 do bwnans. Am glad familY llvln& 10 U '1CIU're hlvAuXIliary of Veterans Memorial R. Plonls, Rt. I Gallipolis; Mra. the odlllllllc method ell-for 1111 kid tmDio or Julll plala Holpltal wW be' held "MCnciiJI II. Fr1110es Gardner, Rt. I Gal- :rou.- Jl;c ' · ' llooble, let .H.. IIII '•llall> ' YOU. .,. " _, . hrlwlll al10 nloomeyour own eW!IIlng, June 3 at 7:30 In the lf»oli•; Mrs. Jamea $. Porter, Dear' t;flitria~"·"' Conference Room at the hoepl- m, Rt. 1 Galllpollo; Mrs. Cella M.Y daugltter, 11-16, 111111 amulfaa .._..... ,. Addrell tal. Martin, Patriot; Hamer A. Sax- noocl a pqchlatrlll beeauu 1 Hal• ~ lll care of th11 ton, Rt. I Cheshire; Alva E. John- objeet to her recalvlng phone _ , _ r , • son, Ka,.,..i Olrlatopher Pills- call• !rpm a boy Ill 4:30 and loy, Rt. I ~ngton; Mrs. Lorry 5:30 a.m. 1 put a deadllae .., Weimann, Rt. I Chesblre; carl her niiiN calls at II p.m. n•o E. VermiUlon, Patriot Slar.Jlt.; seldom reeosnlzecl. Mro. Gary E. Wlllters, Lower AIIO, I think dates 1 River Rd.; Michael R. Buzzard, week are OIIIJUih. !lie dl.._a. Rt. 1 Loiart; Mro. Lewis llor Idea of a date lo aile Cloach, Htlllderson; MrL MIchell P. e-m, pt. P1eeurt; Lila L. Hllllljlllrey, Rt. 1. Pl. Pleasolt; Mrs. John R.~ Aehton, W, VL; Froderlck W, Wallace. Gleftwoocl, W. VLlMrt. Michie A. !farila, Hendersoo; Enoch R. Brower, HI. 5 Jactoaon; David W, AJbaa. Rt. 1 Oak HW; Mls1 Vlralnla M. Davlo, Jaeklllll; Richard D. - . . , . ship. Woll1ton; Bonnie L. Nlclools, Rt. I Oak Hill;•SIUirt Hacloler, Jaekaon; Jerey K. I..,lbort, KIYODIWoaf; MrL Harman Adame, Rt. 1 Ironton.; Mra. Rites L. Cillo, Wolloton; Mrs. lllcl>ard L. Fett.Y. lallflsvllie; Mrs. Frank L. Y-, Rutlond; FAIward lol Blake, Sr., ~; Mra. carl E. Mllcll, Po~neroy; K - A. Taylor, 1'lllleror. Georp R. lll1maa, lit. 2 Racine; llllehael W, Lonco, Rt. 1 ' ,•.·' Haedlvlfl\, l!IR111S Mrs. Lowlo C. Clonc:h, JloD. deroon, daugldar,11:3.9 1.m. a.. .I urdar. Mrs. lllehlel :P. Cottrill, ' it/ Pl. Ploaaont, .... 11114 ,P.m. " '' SUndey; Mrs. Girl' E. Wlntero, I.onr River Rd., illuahtor, 12:23Lm.Jfonolar,. · · motlntton • Hl e en ·H : elp·, oHiO • • TO OUR • ·vAa.EY:· ' By PETE ALFANO ._ UPif4oOrts Wrl<er Eddie Stank!t, who 4!Wf '4ld everything . Ute hard ~1 "?'s ~ei' happle1 than a· ,<>oupl, of .200 hitters enallle'il .' hi., ·. Chlcaao White Sox to Ootftplete . their moot IUctolllflil J,., :· .,-fr "" • . OPEN ; ' fl'''·'"· HO J... . I j' f • I ~. • ~ TUEsDAr t .•· .. ' . . • i, lllanky alter Chlca&D eompla 'tour._... aweep of tho Mlnae- . Twlns bJ wlmlng end! of !bodily's di>Jbloheader, 3~ and 4-3. Tim CUllen, who ..tered the 1111110 with sn .208 betillll average led Gorey McNertne.r, IIIIo was batlllll .219 Ill pme ~. '*'r~ the hltllllfl otara for the Wlitte Sox. CUIHn lila- a two.run I' . ; : • ; I i• ' •~· ,'· wr . ' \ \ ·· ' · double In tile foiJrth lnillng to ToiTUIIT Dav11 and 1 walk to Jrln tha first game ond Mc!lorbll)'. , McNertne.r .alngled jilndl1110· Twlnl ocored Ill their rwiler 5an<1Y AIQ!ilar Willi the runs lll the seeond game . '"' wlmlng run In the Dlntldnnlng homo runi, two by TOll.\' o!Jva, of, lllo nlgbtttll>\ln a 811!10. Widell IIIIo ·hod oJx,hlto Ill eight lriP~ aloo leaiured Cull'on'1 .oso<OIId for the dlil', aDd me Jjy Harmon homer of the sea1011 !• the Klllebrew, Ills lOth of the aeeond With one on. ' . ~\ Of ·hl• elub's per!Orman.O, - In other American Loque Slanl<i Bald, "a ~· the most1 aetlon, Now Yofk 11(1111 wllll cmalalanl ol lillY team I ever · Detrol~ w1nn1111 the .fir II 4-3 manal!Od or played with. Tiley before 10111111 llle second pme really pl_,ed fundamental baoe- 8-1, WaBbfn&lon ciiYided, Jrllb baU the wey It should be Cleveland, dr<lpplng the llriiiiOp~ed. Tiley made all llle rll!ht 5 before w1nn1111 llle nightcap pl_,a ond they never <PL" 11-3, Balti.....O edged Bootont-3 Floher Wins Flrlll in a rzlll ·llhorlenod game ond Jaek Fisher pleked 1111 hlo Oakland defeated Callfomlll$-2. flrat Amerleon League victoey Mickey Slanle)"a lfond a1am lll the opener ond Jim Parry homo run 'ond Jolin !Wier's Bfx, sal!ered his fourth loss agalnet hit ptteidng pae\'d tile Tlpro lll nve win1 as tte allowed CUllen• a the second pme after Tom *"'>-run di>Jble alter a elngle by Treslt, IIIIo had -led and · adVanced to third 011 an lnlleld l .OU Bobcats I .. ·" bls f""rtb game ae he ~ld UDder Jim Harlifn aplnat live losses. , ·~co'• ~ .U,r •. l!obi>Y Coz bounced to sbortiiiPP lit,y Osler, · Tile Senatora rallied for IOV"' runs lllllio ell!hll\ imJng of llle Selmon Scoi'll~ Three nlllrtcap, hlgldllfRed by Bill Chico ~s IIII'IIH'IIII hl>l'lry~'• three-run hCIIIIer, to ' mer .and Jooe Azeue'o nvo singles paced Ilia Cleveland defeat llle lndliDs 011 a four-· attack in tile opeiler u Steve hitler br Jim llannan. tho - ''''· I • • • - ' MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (liFOOhio Unlverolt;r bowed out of the NCAA Dllllrlet I Baseball tournamant &mc~s,y with Ito seeond lou of the di>Jble elimination tourney, !buthern Dlloola defeated the Bobcats 8-6 ae IIOward NldlaiCIII pitched sn eighl.ldt shutout ond Don Klrldlnd and Mike Roaodzllllkl hOmered .for the Sf nine. Tho Win put Southern Dllnoll .IIIIo Ilia oolle&e world series at Omaha. Nob., June 10-15, Ohio mi>Jnled only a one -out Ill real llllhe lll!hlllbmlng of !bn- scored Ute wimlnl nm lll By FaEI) DOWN UP! Sports Writer ,Hoger Marls, Who lllvlted <OIIIfllrl8011 with Babe Ruth when he was with the New York Yaooei, Is lnvlllllfl It wllll Eno.o Slaushter now that he Is with the St. Louis Clrdlnala. Marls to almost a totally different hitter than when he topped Ruth'• record by hittlog 6! homers in !9'6!. He swings with tho ' pitch regularly, bunts often and has hit only 11 m the last two se~sons. baa impressed the cardinals most with his dar~, aggressive baoe-running and hustle. ds,y's finale when pinch-hitter Tom Napta singled, Dove Farquer ran for Nepta ond Torey Raazkl doubled, but Far~p~r overran third base and was tagged out olldlog back. NlckaSO!I retired the next two men to strand Raozka 011 second. Tho Bobcats places ahortstop McKinney and pitcher Jolin MorJan on the dlllrlcl 4 all-touma· mont team that waa annooneed et Ute end o1 the &mds,y game. .aile"'"" llrl!ek out'. . bl1 reetlld ~ aOale · J~~o) ·,, • ,.. of whlell IMHner at.lbo ~e,a¥.P. ; .,.r..,. TO)'' RApE' PIIILADEI.PIIIA ·Dove Pilrlck; lr~!~\~~~J~ rJotest .or-. JnternatiOMI ~ Sllndlllp lba Eaat, airs B.Y Vlllted ProSI lnternatiOMI ~~,!"lf~ialma'\! 'a , MOrl<llli'wina Ninth Juan Marlchal pitched a -hitter and struck out seven to wlo his ninth pme of tho season for tha Giants. Vada Pinson doubled In the tying run ond scored tho ti&breaking run on a single b)' Alex Johruioo os Jim Maloney won his ftfth l!lllle for the Reds on a Ovo-hltter. Roo santo, who the score with the 206th homer of his ear- In Ute eighth lnnlns, hit a sacrlllce Qy allor 1 triple by BUI,y WUllams In tho 12111 to give the Cubs' Chuck ·llarte"' ateia h11 second victory. WOlle Stargell drove In foor runs with a homer, double 111:1 two singles to help rellewr Ron Kline to his tlllrd vlcl017lor tho Pirates in the fi.rat pme. DerCI1 Dick Slmpson edded. a two-run Johns011's two-run single waa homer for the cards in the the big blow of a tlve--nm opener, smoothing B o b Gib- seventboillnillg rally which enason's path to his fourth victory. bled the Braves to win the Gibson struck out eight and nightcap ond give Pat Janis House tradition of Ute tmnous Slaughter, scored from ftrst b10e m Orlando Cepeda's pop fly sqie In the seventh inlllllfl Sunday to give the Clrdlcals a 3.2 vlctoey and a aweep of their doubleheader wllll the New York Meta. Tile Clrdlcals, who won the' Drat pme ~. moved back into sole J>OI&e8Sion offtrat place as a result of the swie,P. The san Francisco Giants defeated Ute Los Angeles Dodgers l>-1, the Clnellloati Reda beat lhe Philadelphia Phlllles 53, the Chicago Cubo scored 1 32, 12-lrmng victory ....,. the Houston Astros and the Atlanta ~ Braves oot.-slugged llle Pit. 'sburgh Pirates lO..S after an 8-4 loss in other NL games. Mlke Shannon and- Mccarver each hit a two-run slJW].e and Clrl l'utrzemold belted e(Jiilh bpmer 11 tho ........ for Bolloll 1111 .rolllod bla .. ..... leadiQ bidl/llc .,.,.. .!d .351. .nm Naall pitched" lUI lhlrd llralsfll .....,._ ~ a1 he lmled tho AthletiCI ,..t the Angell for Ollclaild'• IUib JriJ) Ia lte 1&11 "" ........ . Cards Regain Top · Spot. But Marls, 'Who always was an excellert all4round player, Baseball Tom Plv>ebus OO!f 5-t, pi"' his Orst wlo IInce hla DO· hitter aplnst Boston 011 April '17 •• Curl Mot1C111'1 ~ elllgle gave the Orioles their margin of victory over Bolloll. The game was called alter fiYO ond me helflmlngs, ~ Bow Out ~ • League-. MaJOf ·or NCAA Tournament •• ,, •·~'I' ' '. .. ' Wtless Wonders win 'rwo, lndians, . Senator~ . • .. ond -rer ond member ofibe .llu; Nola A. ~··llh!loaT, 10ir •.{t ·li ·oJII!m.ted 111m will executiY8 oommltteo at Ute Jia. IIICI 11fcbard AUIIjn, a.tlldllz7, . be II. • • •Ill ' 1111 ' 111 100 c:ount1 YCIO!III Sdmct !;~mil, lhl• IIU ~ , ._. . aie Qrtoi.ce . lias OIIIOUileed !fie ~~~~rc~.,;.w Coulli;rln1~.6,~1Nre of4ho,.Millllll .Cou!lb' CIIIIPond ...... wlll be held till• ,.....,._ oil'•• .... at~· V.Pt 1fle oilier• Wlddl.llml beel\ beld. .· .. Jni Ute week ill July 22,28 at ' I " ' Ilia· ·Mum.C<~ouW t.a Camp Ill . . ' ·. . ,.' . . 3 - ThO Deily Sentlnei,I'CIIIlerO)'-Mlddleport, 0:· M~. June 3, 1968 t .' ,, . Is ·at,· t:: 0 . ~ j, '' .. "·'! \ II"" 4 57 19 ~ ~ !'"' _GB l'IIM!og ,bei<M ·the 21 19 558 mar~ '· ,Palrlck, ~~~~~ 20 16 · 56 '4 slturay Rocbeater led 21 17 •553 '4 the t2nd 111111111 LouloYIIIe 21 21 .500 21,1 llold meet wllll Bulflllo . 18 23 439 5 Rlchmmd • re<:anla, stilted, "l'U run Jacki....Uie 18 21 .429 5'h ond then, but not evecy · SJ>racuae 15 22 .405 B'h · 111e -"-' blonll Sunday'• Results Baltimore Joined his 6 5 Toledo Rochester lot pme teammates ?n eapturlllfl Toledo 4 Rochester 1• 2nd pme events In the tw~ meet Bulflllo 8 8,yncuae 4• 181 game rscldllfl 1111 63 pointS: M== S)Tacuso 3 ,Bulfalo 2• 2nd pme wu second wltb 4~; Louisville 7 Richmond 0 hod 18 ond Harvard 15 Columbus 3 Jackaonvllle I, amoog the 32 scorlllfl tea1n1. , COIIDI!bus Toledo 5 nli!lt SWEDEN LEADS RONNEBY, SWeden Sweden jutq>Od to an lead aplnot NOI'Wil SUtl~ :. the "double CUll'' tennis -·nt. Torsten Oorhberg ' '• first match fran Nonro(ti' ·~ By United Pross lllternaUonal ToriJII)' llaaneo 6-3, 6-3. T..-, ' Natiocal Loque JilhatuiBCIII then conpleted ' G. AB R. 11. Pel. sweep by beating Jollln - . Rose, Cln 47 197 37 72 .365 ~~ •. ~.. . ! 1 A.Johnsn, C1n 15 189 30 113 .333 Flood, SI,L 48 199 28 65 .327 Alou, Alia 47 206 23 67 .325 Staub, llou 47 183 20 59 .322 Helms, Cln 44 174 12 54 .310 Grote, NY !3 142 II 43 .303 Strgll, Pit 39 150 25 45 .300 MIUn, Alia 48 184 14 55 .299 wums, Chi 48 195 23 58 .297 American League G. AB R. H. Pet. Yslzskl, Bos \7 168 25 59 .351 Hwrd, Waah 48 180 29 63 .350 Horton, Del 41147 25 47 .320 carow, Mln 42167 21 51 .305 Hrrlsn, Bos 36 126 22 37 . 294 Kosco, NY 39 130 16 37 .285 Jhnln, Bal 45 153 20 43 .281 Baseball By United Press International ••rhat surprised us even NatiOMI Lollj!UO llloogh we had heard about It W, L. Pet. GB when he was in the Ainertcan st. Loulo 27 21 .563 ... League," ~a cardinal catcher SOn Francloco 27 22 .551 1h Tim McCArver. une doesn't hlt Atlanta 26 22 .542 I many homers !or us but he wina Chleago 25 23 .521 2 games in a lot of dltrerent Cincinnati 23 23 .500 3 . Philadelphia 22 21 .512 ~;, Wll)'S." Scores From First allowed seven hlts, including a his fifth victory. Los Angeles 25 26 •490 3'h v· Maris, hustling in the Gas homer by Ed Charles. HI>Jston . 21 26 .447 51/, ~. Pittsburgh 19 24 .442 51h ,, Now York 20 27 .426 !Ph ' ' SUnday' a Results Weekend Fight Results St.Louis 6 New York 3, 1st ., By United Press lnternationtl St. Louis 3 New York 2, 2nd. Solurday Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 3 BUENOS AIRES (liPI)_ Pittsburgh 8 AUanta 4, 1st Oscar Bonavena, 203, Argentina, Mr. and Mrs. George G o Atlanta 10 Pittsburgh 5, 2nd . By United Press International plonshlps. outpointed Roberto Davila, 192, er of Chester vlolted with Mr. Chleago 3 Houstoo 2, 121nns. SOturdtl)' Peru (10). ond Mro. Douglas Circle ond ATLANTA (UFO- Bob Lunn SOn Francisco 5 Los Ang. I NEW YORK (lll'l).. Slage florence on Mo~. Today's Probable P~tchers Door Johnny won the $161,4507 won his seeond straight PGA Mr. and Mrs. Ray Byers of (All Times EDT) Belmo~t Stakes by 1'1• lenatbi tourney with a three-otroke Tanners Run spent Sunday attertriumph ln 111e Atlanta Golf Atlanta (Reed ~I) at Clnclnnaover favored Forward Pass. 110011 wlth Betty Van Meter, Mar· Classic. ii {Culver 3--3), 8 p.m. gsret Ann carleton ond Pat Philadelphia (Short 2-6) at PJUJ;ADELPIUA (tiPI) Mr. and Mrs. Dooald Pierce BERLIN (UFO- Manuel san- son Franclsc~ cSadocld 6-5), 4 Do"" ,Palrlek led VUiai\OVII to of Athens, Mr. and Mrs. James an JC41A track and field victory tana of Spain defeated Marcy p.m. Circle of New Haven, W, VL, Alvis, Cle 50 179 19 50 .279 Riessen or Evanston, nt, 0..0, 7· St. Louis (Briles 5--4) at with a 3:56.8 moo. BY MRS, FRANCIS MORRIS , visited Mrs. Mary Circle over White, NY 48 169 26 47 .278 " 5, IO..S to reach the title robnd Houston (Lemaster 3A), 7 p.m. The Boollle Cl of T h ,Ute weekend.· Freehn, Del 47174 25 48 .276 SAN DIAGO, Callt (UPI) of the Rot-Weiss Club tennis Pittsburgh -(Walker ().(!) at "[•aate u• for blllin1 10 r an e Mr. and Mra. Jack Follrod and Home Runs Geor&e Young set an American tourney. Los Angeles (Osteen 3.1), II Jon,, hul off' th~ field we're Flrot Baptilll Church Sthool : : Kim of Pomeroy, Mr. ond Mrs. · NatiOMI League: Slargell, mad ar e•ch other!" two mUe run record ot 8:22 p.m. Tllureds,y ... ~ ~ 1\ h Jim Patterson and soooofSptUer Pintos 10; H. Aaron, Braves, ..while bea.ti~ Australia's Ron Tuesday's Games , 11• a e! ., ~.&.. ~e .....,, 0 amt Mr. and. Mrs. Richard Ables ~ Mays Jnd M~CO'Yey, ...,. •. IIO!me, •• 'Die 0111 « ·SOI•IIlloo ,. of Bait! Knct>s were reeent visit' · Glapto 9. Clar~ . . :. , ·" '" REPLACE.IDLLER NPehwllaYoratksanatCh1Fraean,£to.<t ", '" .. ' " - -'- ' Pittsburgh WFO-·Tha--: ·Pit..,.., • was llle .topic of devollmals Ia oro at Ute Douglas Circle home. ,\jnerlcan League: Howard, ·~" 'LoiiooN (UFO - Brltelll toburgh Pirates asked waivers S~ Loulo at Holloton, night charge ol Mr!to Helen ~pson. Betty Van Meter1 Ann C&rl~ Senators 20; Hortm, Ti&erB 15; named Its WlgbtliWI Cl(> tennle · on veteran Infielder Chuck Pittsburgh at Los Ang, night Her serlpture was Matthew 10 :32 ton and aon, Patrick, and EW11e Harrelson, Red Sox, Killebrew, team ' fal' the U.S. matches at HIDer Sunday nlj!hl and recalled Atlanta at Cincinnati, night and 33. There were readings on Brinker called on Mr. and Mrs. Twins and McMullen, Senators Wlmbledoo June 14-15. They are Fred Patek frO!II thelr Col1111>o Amerlean League tile topic by members ond the Clarence Koehler of "'·-•s 10 1 !.... But The mood" .. ...,..... · VlrjJinll Wade, Noll Truman, bus, Ohio, !ann club to replace w. L. PeL GB 16 ,.,mn "Noth...... Plains, 1 recent Sww2ay evening. llunll Batted In cloalng with prayer, llurlog the Me. ond Mrs. ArthiD' Orr ol Chrlotiae ' Truman Janes, Joyce him. Detroit 30 17 .638 ... NatiOMI Loque: starl!Oll, WUIIams ond Winnie Shaw, HWer, 32, a seven-year major Baltimore 27 20 .574 3 ooelal hour • Mrs. Roy oerved Cheater called at the Robert Lee Pirates 30;. H. Aaron, Braves, . --league veteran, was drafted Cleveland 27 22 ,551 4 lovely retre&hmlmts. home a recent Tuesdl,y~ santo, Cobs ond Perez, Redo Hazel Carnahan and Frances JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (liPD · · CHICAGO (lii'I)..Jnlo scored from san Diego last November. Mlmesota 24 24 .500 &;, 29i Staub, AFos, SWobocla. The Calmnbus Jets did Foster spent the weekend. at Buck.. a ilu-ee-quarter length vlctoey In He had ftvo hits In 13 lrlps to Boston 23 24 • 7 Meta ond MeCovey, Gllllla 28. eye Lake with Mrs. Loe Tlldale. things up In 1 hurry. the ~3,8110 Olympic Handicap at the plate In 11 games for the oakland 23 24 .489 7 Amerl<lll League: llolnrd, Durl~W the Sundal' Sthool hour Mr, Crltt Bradford vialted hla It Ute Columbus nine an j Arlington Park. Pirates thlo season. ' New York 22 u ,458 !Ph on May 19 at the Methcdlsl Church Solators 43; Hortoa, Tigers 31; hour Ind. 50 minutes to dump son, Mr. and--~~ro. Crltt BradSunday TENNIS FINALS Chicago 21 25 .457 B'h •• Bibles were presented to the Powell, Orioles, Hu-relsoo, Red the Jaeksmvllle Meta 3-1 &m- ford, Jr., at Wo~ on the •• graduatea ofEasternlllgbSthool. Sox ond Freeheo, Tigers 29. PARIS (UPI) - Defondlllll BERLIN (liFO-Manuel Sin- WCall!hiornlo 2129 2279 .434996 191"· ~ and get beck on top oldie weekend. Pltchlqr ~--"' M•• Au. of · IS ngton ~ lnterlllllOMI Lo.llgue heap. Mr. ond Mrs, Talmal!O Evans In attendance were Larry Speno •' c.~on Roy Emerson or ..... of •-•n ..,...... 1nd Tom VMer Sunda¥'• Retults, N I t i 0 n I l League: Reed, cer and Dru Cline. Othera to re: Auolrllla beat Cliff ruchs,y of Holland advanced to tha dnals Oakland 5 Callfornts 2 John Gelnar won his fU'th aDd fsmlly of Olk IWI, Ohio 114 Court St• ........, ~ Braves ond carlton, Carda 6-1; ceive Bibles but notpreaent were : Sill Allgelo, TelliS, ().6, ~. 8-6, SundiJI with l!lr'ligbt sot vlc1X>- New York 4 Detroit 3, lsi Jlllle or the seasm tor Colmn. vlllit.ed Mra. Evans' aUnt, Mrs. Marichll, Gianta 9-2i J<oosm•n, : 11-8 lll a fourth rwpcl match of rleo In ~ inlernal!OMI Rot.- Detroit 8 N w y k I 2nd bus as he hurled a lour-hitter Eolbor B. Piper !bnday after· Garry MOler ond carol Lucu. MrL Myrlle Frost open! last Meta 8-2;. Haoda, Cubs lid C ltii Freneh Open tennis cham- Welsa Club tennla tournament. e or • to push his record to l>-1. nooo. Parey' Glanll 11-2. Santana defolted Mar.. Rlll Cleve 10 Waehl...., 5, lot Mr. and Mrs. nten WU11011 of week at Columbus vlaltillfl her The Mots touehed Gelnar lor " sWoshi...., 11 Clove 3, 2nd American League: MeLlin, •• daughters, Mr. and Mrs. ~ge sen of Evanston, DJ., 8-6, 7-5,10- Bolt 4 Boo 3 I 8~ .1'' I ral a nm in the drat inDI.ng, but Detroit, Mich. vialted Mr. ond Tigers S.l; Wright, Aogela ond OIUO WINS~ 8 while Okker 1wept ~·· ' r~ llMI, n that was the end of their ac<r- · Mra. Ben Phlloon ond Mr. aDd Thomas and Mr. ond Mrs. Jobn Bahnlen, Yanks 5-1; Bell, Red '•• ··~G, w. Va. (liFO - Harold Elachenbrnl h &-2 ~ 6- Bolt at Boo, 2n, pppd., ralo Mrs. Thereon Jobnoon. Mra. wu~ Torrence and also a coulln. Mrs. Sox &Ill P6rraoosk1, Twina 4-1. lng Sunday. Ray Somenberg. While there she 1 In semlllnal ma~h ... ' ' ~~,~ MIM 2, lot Chi4 : k ~ olllmaled at3.500 lana Gelnar retired the llelo lu 100 Is the former Maey Augullla attetJied the tea at Luarus lor : '11110 IIW Ohio- Welt Vlrllfllla one-two-three order in nve oftbe Cross, daughter ollli¥ ond Mary . · . Today's Probable Pitchers those ~at 80, She was ICC(IDoo : ~here Salurda.l' Digit llbellevnine Innings, giving uP the run Croi!IS. 3 pl!IOANS TO PLAY (AU Timeo EDT) panled to the Tea by Mrs. UUie to bi lbi omallest ertnl\l lll Mre. Laura Hell returned hOmo ATLANTA (lll'l) - • AIJeut. Mlnnoaota (Kaat 3-2) at New on JIJnmy Dlx' leadoft trlille in I ~ $ 1oara of the Ohio • after _.uns the winter In Clll- HardWI)'. ·tha ftrst 'and an lnl1old ..out. three Olil-. Jrll! 11(1 P~ Ill York CBooton 1-1), 8 ,P.m. Mr. ond Mrs. Larey MUlhono • Ai!.sier Footllall Game; Fred Patek, who has helped dmatl Jrllb her daughters, Mrs. the elghtl1 ~ual 'Collchel' AllChi- (PriddY 0-2) 11 I ' have moved into tltelr new home . ..•~ '!" . ~-· ' Ute Jets on several oeeaatons Kathryn Gunther and MlssElol10 Amorlct FootbellpmehereJune Cleveland (!lcDowoll 6-3), 7:30 buOt recept!Y. _ a a tht1 year, maaapd a da.&ble In Bell who accompanied her, ~ 28. ,P.m. The ~Cia11 o1 the lncbldtd .aret n-u Beu1oCallfllrnla (Clark 11-4) 11 the tlllrd and scored on log the weekend. .: ' Mr. and Mrs. Francis Morris ot Galax, VL, were weekend. Georae Sllrill&'s lallold ~~~~ lor, Tofedl? llnlveroll!', a llt\e- Balli.Jnore (YeN~ 4-5) 8 p.m. li li ·"a ·.. .. guests of Mro. Nolsel Weatherwere guellls !ltnda,y for a b...U.But Patek waa recorlllled lor becker; halbck Tcm ,Sclloen of Detroit (Sperma 4-4) at .., hia pJo.Y earlier 11111 sOIIOit and ~ - a t Ilia homeofMr. and mall. Cleveland, 1 Notre o.me ·ltp- Booton CSaDIII&'I 54), 7:30 ,P.m. Me. ond Mrs. Jobn llaj<ea of lhe Plttobufgh Pirates i'eealled MrL William Ml1nard ha>orlng art, ond fllllback larrY ~ Tueodll''o Gamel : · him to replace veteran IDIIoldor Mr. Ma)>nlrd m hla blrllldiiY. Chester wore Sundayo..,;JIIfiYI .. ' of Slow, I ~CUIO ~tr; c;hleqo II Clevlland. nlgbl . Mr. and Mrs. r Jordon ond · !tors of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Chuck HUler was plaeed on ' Olkland II·WaabltWton, night Wol~ Sunday The , l>-lool-7 daughter of COiwnbus llpO!IIIfew Brlckleo. Mrs. Brlckles Is slck '"• . the •- Calif at BlltbDore, nlglll A thnu&l>t ' 101' ..,: liimoiMilll It Ninr· York, Digiti ohorlatop.socond baseman, hU ~· 111111 her pareato, Mr. ond wlth virus. Me. ond Mrs. Kenneth Grlmth been blttftw .294 lor the Jets ard Mrs. C~ce B r Englllb poet WOllam ~r DetrOit at lici.toi! 2 twl-nlgbt Mr. Mrs. 111,y Rouall ond and Mr. ond Mrl. Earnest 'b¥1or oald, "A tool 1111111 now ond lhell ' led llie lL with 12 otolen bueo. !omiiY of Altroll Yl- hi* par- went to Cheoterhlll m MontlaJ He Wll to nportloclly, "' right by -~.-· . .. . ciote, Mr. and Mrs. Heory Roolb nllhl to hear Rev. Corl Davia receatl1• In a revival meell1111 Utero. I ' .Mrs. Harry WUtlblre 11>0111 a cer. • ~reek lll St. Albano, 'fl:, VL Yla) ' Mr. ond Mrs. Philip llcil>erlo ltlng Mr. and Mrs. Bob WDt. of r.olllpolla violted bla - . •• lbite. . Mrs. Franee• Roberts. ·Mr. ond Mrl. Herman ~ Why gamble with your Mrl. Holcil !iq>lllll Ia YIBUeer and familY of Grove Clt;r 1111111 tbt ...... of her .... Mr. precious fur? See WI for: spent lbo -kend with hla par. ond Mra. Brion lllnp100 at o Med- Spa.._ Vaalla onto, Mr." and Mn. llloaon ~- Woodlllold. ~ ~ Carmel News By the Day AII·Stara ® Weekend Summary It's no Racine ~ial Leaders TOY.._ Events Jets, Hens Deadlocked For First · 41/! Tuppers Plains / DIYIJ.W..,III. ""-992-"" - • , f :00 ' tt i vall_, :' • ! • Don't take chances on ' ' WORLD~ f~ theft, moths, Temperature and bamtdtty are earefuUy controUed • NU-GLO Rmtalklq . Hyrte~~le eleanllll and glazing, aDd Juatre . 'nilltOted . ''· t· �.. ' . 3,(~ ; , ·r ' ' 'i .. . l -~ • .-41/- . ' ' 10; ' Sp~ncel:;·. · ' 'T ·• - :;j ~I ldEIGS LOCAL BAND Boosl•r•t 8 p, m. Monday, Pmneroy l!!ementary School; electioo of omcera, other important busi· MIL TliFSDAY Tue• ldEIGS TEMPLE, Pythian s;,. ters, 7:30 p. m. at the hall; Mrs. Zelda Hall to make of. ficial visit; members asked to . f J "., • . ·~ '' ••• 5,000BTU i ., ' I !I, . ' ' _r, .,.,'01 - ··. ~e . \fll tho ,.ekend ·gueat ....... . ' . Jlr., llid Mro. <;lllrl•• Wtn7. ~ aueata ol Mr. ·aac~ Mra. ~. Jloefllch llid •l)aoahter ...... air: and Mrs. Howard Nlcllol.,, Atlaena. . ilr. end' Mra. AdOipll Grueter IIIICi sruMidaUI!Ur, .. I I WILL LAST LONGER, TOO! Quieter tban ever! 5 YEAR TOTAL 1PPLIUCE WARRANT, I 1'/JLL YEARS COVERAGE ON PARTS AND LABOR TO REPLACE THEM 1 INGELS . .FURfii1IIE ................. . 192~2635 11441lpllt Bill! Alii ~- .. ' SEE US FOR YOUI FilE AIID AUTO IIISUIAIICE Oowers stay fresh l011ger, She Plrnlo 'a Aid Jean Lalfite, the legendary Chrlstle Stanley. The next meet. ing w!U be at the home of Unda privateer and smuggler, was and Karla Beat on Juno 7. _ . offered $30,1100 by the British Kenneth Wood, assistam News Royal Navy to help them capReporter. ture New Orleans during the War of 1912. lnotead, he of. lered aid to Gen. Andrew Rooeanb Roundup About 909' of women have Jackson and helped successkitchen ranges with tempera,ure fully defend the port. 20 Per Cent llovlatlon. Our Batea lb Not Ralae After HaW. AClaim Ao Some Co11¥>anlel lb WIU-1:30 106 "'" PIL 992·5717 •, , > • . . , ' . Pre~"'! oi the &illfthrk ..c•lllitont:~~~~ by' tJte ~~' ._ • . . fOIIIer, and j'llfllla Bauer. !lob- · Chltl<tn breasts and Uven broiled on iuwen. . ~· skewer. Brush with ·ojl. ' '.- , •· ,, It's loaded. Crammed with telephones of all styles and colore. Such things as ampllfylpg dates for the hard of hearing, automatic answering equipment, us many more Ideas to Improve pereonal and business communi allons. . Interested? Ask the driver. You see, he's moreihan a driver. He'i an experienced telephone man. To help you, he'll pull' out all ttie'lliOpa. ,,~o.. ~ .• •- \, '• , . i'iL',. · , · · . •· · ' · , ' "·· •· v.; :1 .~1.< ·· .c.-; .~·,_;J .,;.·~. 1. :•4• 1 ~-1 hD • • '•'• ••• ..•' • ·.•' .. .',; ...-;S:o,;,u'* • • · · . _ .r·.-·J!:'a·l·rq• - ~ ~; ··.f·· :··- ·:• p • '·'"'• • • * . A brief case for · THE FIFTH ' SE·ASON , ,. By GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Food Editor In Japan, they have a simple chicken b r ·e as t and chicken liver combination 11!lllch Merlecl lor . th~ out· door . Served with its spec al sauce ·of saki or sherry, sugar and g r a ted white radish or white turnip, plus dishes of perfectly cooked white rice, it makes a delightful and satisfying dish lor patio or lawn. e&Jterj Mrs. Betty Allensworth, YAKITORI GrovOIJOrt; Jon Allison, CO!um· 3 ~bole hroller.fryer bus; Mrs. DorothY C~, Co· lumbus; Mra. John CUck,· ~~~ni­ ·Alumni 50th ·Reunion •·tve ~. and lliet!U'.flvo Grlnotead, Beljre; Mary Hill, ero; Arcadia; Bruc:e R. Sdxiu, !'omo)W lllib Sdlaol alumni at- COlumbus; Joaellb ~, Co- MOUitt Vel'IIOII; ~ c. Hlnea, ,tencloct the soih amuli reunion or lumbua; Bill Woqclard. JaekiiOn; Galllpolla; Barbara Hines, Gotthe Alumni Aaio- atapd Sandra Lond<Jn Moore, ll.....-1<; 11110111; Esther Letlhelt AmapokSatuillo,y nl&hf Ill the .iUnior 1111)11 Douglao Moore, Newark; Bob · .er, COiuml>uo1 !IQbert A. Wolfe, School eudlilirlwn. Hamm, CIIUitcothe; M a • t h a Dublin; Freda M. Wolfe, IJul>. PaUl L. Cqcl, otthe ~. Chillii'Oiho; Kay MeGow· lin; ~at McDonald, Net...,_ at.oocjatkJII, Wll maaler of ..,.... . aft. Ma- W. V~; Tom McGow· ville •. . montea ·for the· b.,.pt whlell .., Mason,· w. Va.; Jameo !.Gel>Paul Cllflord, Gallipolis; Mro. • CIJIOIIOil ' with retlllljca In trlbulo ary, Lateyette,lnd.;~TOI'· fatlY Rande, Columbua; Jean. . ·.111 a., "Purple and \Vhlle." He lor, Grove Clt;y; Bett;y G r and, Dine Cunnlniham. Galllpolla; Na. ·, welcOmed the, 18111' eluo - the Cr<pOkovDie; Mary Glbhe, ~­ than; Rquah, Cherie-; Edith . · lait daaa to .sr~ under the er...,rli; Ted Flober, Clnolnpail; Abela Gllhe7, Gatlljlollo; Adolph mtora - !lin~......, o1ng. Mr. and Mro. Joo strtck1811d, Gruiaer, canton; Cbarlea Klt!ill or the. alma ,m.r led llr Woqdvtue; Rllth Barnlt<,liluncle, chaa, Columbus; Will! a m KlteheD, Cblllleotlto; Stlrl~ Mra1 Allee N~oe, li!IOae molher Ind. · · """' li. Mra, carrlll Neutzling Olho Keo- COlumbus; lillr- Bumprdner, Ironton; Kemeth waaat tile p11Do. · , ley Wbipple, COI~a; •PIQ!llls Jonea, Columbul; Albert a n d . Mike HarsriYtl rellponded for Kno!Jp, Mei!OIIo w. Vo.; Reulln Joan COlla, MlddllllnlVn; Reger the clan, ~CIIIthOCOII· Ealllmap, Coolville; Richard Jof. and Marpral Ql!Jellberry, Ath· IIOIIdatinll add tblnia Ill be !era, COIIIIIII; Nancy Jef!ers, ono; Rllth Jovan, Parma Helgllls; pined In a., new biBh ochool. COalton; Rita Pickens, Toledo; Robert Jay, COlumbus; Nick ·Jolm (loQd1jln and Hargravea ~lila Evans GIVen, Charles- Coate, Roehealer, Mich.; Michael weri re~ 11 tiledldor· too, W, Va.; William L. Ster· Oblinger, NeiiOXIvUie. lana ol the lli68·class. , . rett, ~rton; Mlltnn n.udaRej>ert and Marlene Rell!hert, Durlllltlie nieetlil& It waav"'- abel~ Gallipolla; AmabeU,Houd. JackSon; Charlene Diehl, Ptttaed io live '100 In the Dollars sahel~ Gotllpolla; Ropr HJsell, burgh, Pl.; Lola Turner. Day. ·for Sci>Oiara ·!Wid. ~'!' olileero Maaon, W. Vo.; Mrs. Tom Gor. tnn; Rita Plckeaa, Toledo; Robelecleil were Mrl. Nora Rice, maa, COlunibua; Nick W. Reub, ert Slack, MaaoUlon; RochiY and '·;HIIdimt; Guy Qdnther, flral · Fort. Knox, Ky.; Marpret Sian· Marprel ~oer, Columbua; ~c:e.prealdem; Rallfl! Werry, 1ft· loY ·"EEimllll, GalllpoUa; FOJe :Tom 8rolm, Fort Clinton; Beuna Casey, Ajlple GroVe, W. VL; Mar· '• vice piellctent; .Edith 811- Thoma I lltiWeeN, Columbua. l!l<raterY • treaauror, and Mllltenl·Roush Rayman, Dl,f-· ib'n Vickers Graham, Columbua; ·Mra. Phil Ohlinger, aaatotant too; Am Ploraall FeniCII, Ray- Kenneth COle, Rocky River; Edith ·~-treUuror. . . . land; Jeweil' Cooper SbitO, Bowen Witt, Alhtabida; 0.. c. Mia~' villi Dtle, a nlenlber or Galtipolli; 'Helen ~r Rife, l"laher, Charleaton. the . 1907 clalo, Wal Cbollblre; $1o struble . erathe . oldelt alumnus present and mer, 1\larlon; Dayld . Bnnm, The seahone is tbe only ftsh receiYtct an artlfldal Rower ar. Coi·-• b~-rt R Roberta "''"'~·· ' with a 'prehensile lall. one that ~· The elaaacl !818, ob· CUylhop Falla; Mildred stockcan graop or wrap around an llrilnc Ita pden amlvor..,.Y, lton B<trDaid, CoolvUle; Pllrlc· object. Ji.elllnlud. Fred Goel)lein 11 Blakeslee Clrlco, CO!uml>ut; raaj!o!lded lor the cla11. Alton SwarU, Coolvute; Mexlne 'Otllor cluaea Clbaervlng "!'"""' Rua..U, iroJilon; Berliaro Elber· ~'\Nre 1923, 1928, 193311931, fold )$1e, ChUIICotbe; ~j ' · lt~;-18t8, 1953, and 1858. M. 'l'homaa, Delaware; Holen 11 ·11aa voted by the alumni Ill lllmmervtuet l'l>lnt Pl.: " : ! ! ilc.M.. the· chirp lor the ban· na ·,Arnold Geltleo, Potnr - ,daace aiJd mamberobip Ill aat; llorlenCe ~ the........ Rolf Mary · blliQIOI pre- Earl Paul"""-, PTA with Rlebar<l Struble, C dr/- Houduholt JGbn otllY pre""""' . ' . to bring you the best telephone service. . 11¥!,. arl4iatlnc ...... . . \ or broil 4 IncheS !::.~~~..,!::,::;:5~~=::: waf lngton, W. ..... 'chicken breaalo \0 pound chicken Uvera, cultn hall Salad oil 13 cup aoy_saiiCe \0 cup oa)l or sherry '4 cup 1ugar Grated while radlah or wblte turnip Bone chicken breasts; re· move skin. Cut each breast haH into 6lo 8 nug~ets, !·inch ~quare. Cut livers on ball. AI· ternalt 2 nuggets of breast meat with I liver half on six $kewers, using 6 to 8 nuggets and 3 pieces of liver for each ••• SO STOP,. AT SONNY'S FOR ALL YOOR DAIRY TREATS- CO!QES, SHAKES SUNDAES- You NAME . THEM WE GOT YOUR FAVORITE; ••••. .. McC1UIE'S ••• FOURTII-LOCUST r .• • va.; Mn. Roger Da- via, Weal Riehfleld, Olllo; Clar· ence DeWeese, Columbus; JudY Overturf Dowling. COlumbus; Naomi Dural, Galllpollo; Char. les Entomlngor, South Charloatoo; Mra. Cllerloo Flnoopn, HIDitlngton, N. Y.; Mary Jean Harrloon, MalneavUie, and Paul Kerrlo, Gallipolis. 1 Alao, Mrs. Jeaae Lal<e, Weal ,JeffariOI'li Patricia Moore, Co- Goldfil,,. I BANANAS. I Judy Ohlinger, Nolaonvllle; Pa· trlda Potter, CaiUornia; Merrill Petero, Clndnnati; Hem;r P!gsoCt, Cleveland; Paul Prot- 1.. tengeier, Clevelandi C h a r I e 1 POT ATOE Rickman, COiumbua; Earl Rickman, Columbuai Mr, and Mrl. Harold Rusk, Chauncey; Glad;yo &evenilon. JackiOIIj Ciaren.ce Stewart, Columbu&i Robert Wal- burg, Powell; Emmo)ean Webster, Beverlyj Joe Young, Cam· bridge, and Paula Haynoo, Columbus. Believe me, Agnes .pos• ., 11\lY'S Coln-Op Llundr~ Is 16 where all the girls are ~·· oz. LOAF going. I ,----------41 I I .I I I I I I I I u.s. GrecleA II._ ___________ DUDS'N'SUDS I ASH MIDDLEPORT ,I Sm1U 3rd & 3 DOZ. err. (OFF.EE·-----·---------------·1·.·19 CRA CKERS••~:~:.•••••••••~J9e· DETERGENT · AJAX. ··------------------~-7 ~ ICE CREA ~:!- 9e GROUND BEEF --~---~.49~ 2 .1.1. · Ch11e&S.nbom Drip, Reg., Elec:. hft. CAN ~ ICING ft,~ ' From " . l . New Zenith " Zenell e" can makt' life fun ag•in. Preeision ~ mplifl· CatiO n fr1Jm l Mino·li lhi c"' we wits. Weighs on ly 116 our,ce o11ld · '!Ood fo r most m1ld l os~e,. Co me in for a demonstrat; o n of Zen 1·th' 1 ' .new Zcnctt e_ II may be ju~t fiKhl fo r you I ~ Th• ' "''"' ,.., . _... _ ••• VIII IMt'hl AUDIO"VIIUML ttiC. Jt......... Olttt ...... 01IU . e.u..t - - I l. ·- . . •. ...... ..... I 1m tllftf.._. ;, ...,,.,,., 111out ltnltft Httrl"' AMts. L) Pltnl lilllllld dlbiiJ llld lrH lilttMirt . · C"J PI~ lllilllloN mtll llomt totrr~llfl:fiM' s-j.,. • . .. , 1 ---.,.---'"" ~...... BACON· .JlNfl ., P,.inlerW SLICED . ' -'la..lotio p.,..Q (1943-IHI~ ' ' 1 ' \ ' ""''•~ '' ' "'m• ,.,, .,. ,. w. u..... .~ ,l'l I" ': "Saf~ty belt~?" Not if I'm just oow~ to the superfi1arket." ., . Harvllt 'lime · . lf. I NEW WHITE Ground ·'' :~ lumbuai Paul Moore, Columbus~ . '(~· ., ' ' \ OIIStrlflcNI. .JAY .TAILORING • I INSURANCE AGENCY 99:1-.2410 POJIEIIOY AUTH ORIZ£0 ZENITH DEALER: '"" a.-.r. I Y. D. EDWARDS control or a. therm01tat in the oven, reports a reeent survey made on meats. But, ortly one out of .even Interviewed said they use & meat thermometer! Yet, one 111 probably ,.. lm· portant u the other and would do as much to 1ett1na mew to the proper degree of doneneu as the other ln controlUna cook· lng temperature. Meat that's ro.asted to just the rleht Internal temperature I.J juicler and has less shrinkage than overcooked meat. AccordlDI' to this aame sur· vey, women bave ftiPOnded fa · vorably to education on rout· lng at m.oder&te temperature. All Work GINr1nteed. M11st S.r· .... OM Dey. S,_.llal111 In Zl..,..., Cufflnt, l'ap"'"" Pitchilli, L-'~ Sherttnlnt ' (525'Attend Pomeroy ' Met May 29th WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU I' . , ou-. • l Snowville Club charge of recreation. Refreshments were served by Vicky Oberholzer, Tamra and •,(,' ;l :,. Mrs. ''119.00 ,• · •·coacie; •>~lick ! I )' i· . R!tvea, ·or c~~~~oq, ~ the tends college next year. weekend here wiUt hll moljler, Tlie Carnahan Memorial Schell· Iff·•· Adolpll GrUitter, llllnerlder ot the Eastern Star, 7:45 p. arohlp, given 111111ally In mom. yfOe. m. -1\le:sdl,y, Masonic Temple. ory of the Racine native w!Jo rose CROWNS QUEEN - Jan Alkire, retiring Racine High : 1Mr. and Mrl. DaVId BI'OWII or Altonnl Association queen, len, crowns Michele S,~ncer, to the pollltion of prolll- orthe COiumbua 1VOre aueala over the WEDNESDAY daughter at Mr. and Mrs. Larry Spencer of Racine as the National Steel COrpor~ """ ..eekelict "' her ,.renu, Mr. AMATEUR GARDEN Club at atarted In 1966. Carla Morris, 1968 Alumni Queen dUPing lhe annual banquet hold ~rday aiJd Mra. Leo c_, night in the high school auditorium. home of Mrs. C. E. Blakeslee, who received the award last year , lofrs. Larry Wall and Mlao Wednesday, 6 p. m. for a picnici and to now attending Oblo State Robert Cleland, let vice proo- ldent, and Miss McNlekle, seere- Jblth HDI,~both of riemer, Coloi mel!lber~ to brin,g_covered dish. University, was Jreaent to ex- ident, introduced the queen can. , Mr. and loli"l. Deiil Hill, WllWINDING TRAIL Garden Club press her appredation for the dldates. and Barbara McNle!de, tary..treasurer. Ann Coe rto), wao preMdeil UamatolVn, w. va.; Mr. andMri. meets Wednesday, June 5, home award. secretary -treasurer, introduced a gift for the oldest sraduaie Francia Tu!Uuo, ~~. Deof Mrs. Clarence Heaton; bring Rev. Robert E. Salser r33l, the 111>0aker. attending and T-Set. and Mra. IDS and Lori., libteravUIIi, W. an arnapment of roses arrJ pastor <i the Southside Naua. New oatcers elected were Rob· Ivan Powell ol Las Veau, Nev., Va.; Mr. and Mr •. ~I HIll, a rose specimen. rene Church in Parkersburg, was ert Cleland, presidani; Margie received a present lor having MarteUa; Mr. and Mrs. W11•peaker. Stobart, tat vice prellldent; traveled the farthest. Uam Streuas, Mahala and John THUR&lAY Evolyn Cleland YOWl& Alumni James Roy Iilli, 2nd vice prelllMusic Cor the dance was pro.. David, Belpre; and Mlaa .BrenTHUR&lAY, June 6, M ei go _president, gave the welcome; dent: Jean Alkire, 3rd vice pres. vided by "The Ravens." da Ingraham, PomOIW, 118re!lmcounty Young Republicans annual day dinner gueala ci . Mr. and rllln or Bhine picnic at 6:30p.m. Mro. FIOfd Weber, . Long Botat Mlaa SdrJey Beeg)e'a home in . tom. Mro. Wall aft.! Mia• Hill, Racine; bring lalVn chair, table lllotera of Dean Hill ..... Mrs. Jerv!ce and COYerod dllill. Weber, were eilr!>IIIO blmle af. ter II!JOndlng a short .vaellloo with thetr molher, .:r.ira. Georp Q-Wiwt famous American Klleolttns, Ill Florl4 CiiUnr held an important office in in the afteri!Oilll • e Klu PIQ!I· which ht was prtctclcd by "" Us Ka111>0r and DIII\Y &nitb, lioth one: and in which he had no Mrs. Virgil AtJdns was electA therapy program tor the said that lhe bee Is the bust <i Pomorey. successor? ed president ol the Star Garden Good' IAick Garden Club at the known fertilizer ot plants_ but A-Jefferson Davis, in the 'l'heAI....O.c olfice of president of the Con· Club during a recent meeting at Sootheastern Ohio Mental Health that butterntes and moths are Ill' United Preai JnWnlatlollal also effective. the home of Mrs. C. E. Stout of Center, Athens, was discussed federate States of America. Todly io MDI!da1 • .Mia 3, the S e v e r a 1 arrangements of Alban,y. and the date or Aj>rU, 1969 se~ OUler officers e)Jcted tor the The regional session in Pome-. spring flowers were exhibited 15/ith ~ of 1968 With 211 to 1968-69 year were Mrs. Blanche rO)' last weekend, aDd. a Bower by the members. Mrs. Grover follow. The moon lo In llf, llr!l Nelson, first vice president and show of the Winding Trai! Gar.. Stout and Ml" Hazel Henaoo program chairman; Mrs. J~@~- !1<1!' Club .oariY·lUiay, In which; J~ the~xhlblto and award!' i"";,';r.i.,n:;~~g··~·.;.: ~ ,, Ni cholson, second vice president,· club members had been invited elf"r.iri. Nil:hotsoo a first ptecl, Mrs. C. E. Stout, second, and and Venua. and Mrs. Nellie Nelson, secre- to participate, were reviewed. The evening stars are Jltreutary-treasurer. Also announced was an qJen Mrs. Robert Jewell, Utird. The meeUng opened with a dl~ ry and Jupiter. meeting or the Rutland Garden Club to feature Mrs. James Jack-- ner at ooon served bYthe hostess son in a demonstration on orien.. to 11 members and rune guests. Mrs. C. E. stout conducted the tal arranging. devotional oervlce using theiOOth ''Spring Plantiqg'' was the proROOM AIR CONDITIONER gram lqllc. Mrs. Earl Nelson's Psalm. T h c members ardcle was entitled 11 Window Box ualess Be the Tie" am recited the club creed and collect, Roll GardenlJW, '' She discussed mix-~ The S!xMvllle 4-ll Club met tures ol planting soil and the CO<· call was answered by giving a at the home of Tamra and Chris- roet soil for parUcular plants. poem or verse about Rowers. tie Stanley on May 29 with 12 Mrs. James Nicholson read an Mrs. Jewell presided at the meet.. members and Advisors Mrs. article, "What Is a Strawberry lng. Fred Stanley and Mrs. Norman The club pr8Jer "" given to Jar?". The artiele related lVIYS Wood pre sent. .of ltartil\t sb'awberry am other conclude the meeting. Mrs. Frank A demmstratlon on prepara.. plants not requiring an extensive HaUl~ and Atkins wUI tlon or sandwiches by Tunra be hostesse·s tor the June meet.. root system by using a jar with and Christie Stanley and a ..,. holes cut In the side. ing. .POrt. "The Unknotrn Soldier," "Trawlers Who Help Us Gar· 10ere given by Klmber4' Sie- den,'' wuthe 4ic used by Mrs. vers. Pamela WUson was in Stout, who noted !hat unfertUizeil .s cwt ; ~-Mr. aad ire" ............ t ) alumni · Serving·•• -"'" · anto forllllellele during the nlng were the other candidate' Melanie Boelie, iunlor; l r Cooper, IIOIJbomors, and R 1 t 1 ~~ -eer, frelllunan. Joyce Manue~ ctBual1ter.or Mr. and Mrs. Charloo Manuo1 or RD, Racine, was aDnOUDeed a1 winner of the 1968 Paul H. COmahan Memorial !IC""Iarahlp. 111111 Manne!, wbo """ liJIIII>Ie to be j)T888111, will reeolve ~ from ..,...... .. 1 'j, litihll&trted Mrs. Virgil Atkins Named President of Garden Club iJ ~f ~; QIOI, the 19.~ I!'~' IIIII , . ; llth!>larli!!l' AwAf'ltoJipt.COndl., ~nt, Ut' prln~ ~. t,o ertaoo. ' . . -_the ,_¥elga1Uihilmamlll· . ill'rl!l8·· an evening p1 )'emtnla- teao!i\Ors,, · · ~iat, it!O alumriland e'r and oU or the ~ IIIII · , ,.: eenceon''TIIiOranp'api!Biidt" Mro. ~ld Farmer; olaaa or JP~tata wtN pre...,t tor the ro- The 0ranp and llllld<," . 'f, ~ - r or" coro~l< pr. liOt, ·wai ~i:o&Nze.t uliOial unloit. WotcoDilng tho elus ,at < l'f!Widing muatc . ~ .Utedanoe ' ~..~~ ·~ Rlticman· the otcio!it . ~~ pre""' And 1968, 1llf lq! .to !»llle Into tile '!hlch "''held II) the.f#b acllool ' llio lo!)ddlepore lUi!' ~ •· wao lore..,... .a ooraage b1 Bob aaood!lllm,, ,..i llllao Salllom. ~torlum 1VOre '"11le,.TI!IIIIht. · luinni r""'!fon' $11Ui:da.r_ night. · Byer, prelf4erl,l. Olherl· ....... Rt~!Ortlle claanuBIII ora." Social rGO'III ""re lh o ;. ~r !f~~~ J 'OI , the event ·~•Oil ·and.. ..von' Jaltow. roaea Haoi<ett. P111lideM. · courtesY or Baker Fumlture. .• lncluilod the eleeu'"' or Officer• were M11a Beto Sanborn and FN.d <LOwll wa~tlecledpnl- . Floral arransemenil. for thetaan4 !he r•oocnUi011· or· ciaaaoa . Mrs. c.¥· Haeay, 19DS; Mlaa i - orihe(iaodatiCI!I,'andaltler ,bioi were provided by the Mid. ;, l!l<iilumnl. ... · FrledaFaeJmlo, 19ll;Mro.Nolle ofllcen iWned fo11o!Ma t ·n- ' dleport Garden Cl!D, with Mloa , ' SOn or Mr. ind Mrs. !lJpne Davia; 1910; Mri. Nl!l Moore, port by Pltll;y Kloeo, were S.oQl Noll!o Zerkle u dlelrman. !lin~: $1., Micldi.,Ort, 1919; 'and Mrs• M~ L. french. Burdolle, llral vice prellldelll; . otneera and oommlttee elllllr. : Jl'l' na! ~~·'·lhf award 00. olao'eo obforvlng retm· Nancy~. aeoond vice prea- men plannlnil the b.....6t and by lofl~a c.flall&, GUmore.·MI•• lolls al the b...,.et wore 1958, ldent; Nancy M!lrrla, ieC\"OIIrY; ·dance were Byer, presl-; Lor· np!eo! 11111 the schlllar- 19~3, 19t8,19t3, 1931, 1933, 1928 and Jud1· Crooks, treasurer. ry L. Baker and Mrs. Jp n e I, · ~ ihip fuild W.a 'tllllbllshect in 1959 and 10:ia Members of the 1918 Mro. Moore py0 the 'b!Yoea- vlea prolll-.o; ldi" Gilmore, l. u • rilemorlll to Mlu ·Pork by golden ,lnntveraary claai, nooo Uon proeedlng a .lurktQ' dlmor aeeretary; IVa Slooon, troaaur: membera 0( the Mlcldleport A. . or ,1Vholll wao. Jll:"'!ent, wl!"l' At• lfl"l'ed · uador u.i elllllrmanoblp er; Gall Hovatter, D\1111 Har· ! IIIIIIDJ .Aaiol'l&lll!ll. !l!e oald thet lee Sidle a WUIIalilt, EdiUt~- .' '91 Mrs. jva Stewart. Jean Crali tingor, Gel)e Harris, Car<JllonSat: the lwt<Ha adit!Watarod 11r a ner Bowman, , Elizabeth 1onia' ¥ . In lllnglng with Bou· terfleld, andFraacoaLeivln&ox' board of trulleea and that tile Nelson, Ealher Hoffman ~ laltJooea at the plano. ocuU•• . mmmittee; IDd Clara ~: lntereal Ia I)IYOn ucb Year to a · Dorolhy ' Gii>Po Floher, Luella At the conclualon or tho banBelle RUIQ', decorating; Richard Hovatter, Cbarles WeYland, pro.. ject, lllid Ama and Merthe Howell, dance rofreahmenla. Alumni f<Om out of the COWl· t;y rl!jurnlng for tho bancpiOI ""re : '· Mr. and Mrs. Gene Abbott, Lan· · •' 7:1S p. m. POMEIIOY CHAPTER 186, Or- l 1 J bring a gift for silent auction; sandwiches alll cookieil at the the aasoclatloa'll aebolarlblp social hour - and be there by f\lnd troaaury provided obo at- ! I ,. ' ' ' { ' il >tl!t:,·~MHS ..Afumni Association ·Reunion .·:.:: . ·.. . . . . <:t•r ... . ·... , · *""'*' a i ', ' ·~Fy7nl~g ~l ~emjry_i~~,~pcz~. F~a tures · ·. - *""ear"' ....._,.. ,.'' ..; ;-"!~ co· I :::t·~~ ·':"i:p.c:.,,;~e ~~ S..U..\, J...eroi-~iddijp.;;:~·o., Moadaf; ~.p. 3,'i~ · ,: ·bll'~en .oE.Ra·eJJ~· Alum~t•"r· . ••, · MONDAY T~ODORUS CoundJ It, ., ~ <i America, 7,30 p.m. Michele· !t>oaeer, ...u...ter or ""odi\y nlght,tlle.IOOFhall;elec- Mr. and ~~~'1 • Larl7 lloo or olllcera; members asked Racine, wa8 ........,.. <II lbe allnual Radne Alumni Aaao111 =LEPORT GARDEN Club dation banQMt and donea Sa111r· meeting ichoduled ~ night ~ night In lbe hilh ochool oudpOIIp>ned to tater date. ltorlum. . POMEROY GARDEN CLUB, . llllao senior, had ......... 1 30 the crown placed '"' her head 11r _.....,, : p.m. II home <i J Alki Mrs. Audrey Betzlng; guealilllhl an . re, dausfier or Mr. and 111 be oboe,.,..., Mro. Charles Alkire, the 1961 , ... Sucblt'•~ ·Picnics lttolllt. . . .i• ' 33e J •., ·. lb. '!' �.. ' . 3,(~ ; , ·r ' ' 'i .. . l -~ • .-41/- . ' ' 10; ' Sp~ncel:;·. · ' 'T ·• - :;j ~I ldEIGS LOCAL BAND Boosl•r•t 8 p, m. Monday, Pmneroy l!!ementary School; electioo of omcera, other important busi· MIL TliFSDAY Tue• ldEIGS TEMPLE, Pythian s;,. ters, 7:30 p. m. at the hall; Mrs. Zelda Hall to make of. ficial visit; members asked to . f J "., • . ·~ '' ••• 5,000BTU i ., ' I !I, . ' ' _r, .,.,'01 - ··. ~e . \fll tho ,.ekend ·gueat ....... . ' . Jlr., llid Mro. <;lllrl•• Wtn7. ~ aueata ol Mr. ·aac~ Mra. ~. Jloefllch llid •l)aoahter ...... air: and Mrs. Howard Nlcllol.,, Atlaena. . ilr. end' Mra. AdOipll Grueter IIIICi sruMidaUI!Ur, .. I I WILL LAST LONGER, TOO! Quieter tban ever! 5 YEAR TOTAL 1PPLIUCE WARRANT, I 1'/JLL YEARS COVERAGE ON PARTS AND LABOR TO REPLACE THEM 1 INGELS . .FURfii1IIE ................. . 192~2635 11441lpllt Bill! Alii ~- .. ' SEE US FOR YOUI FilE AIID AUTO IIISUIAIICE Oowers stay fresh l011ger, She Plrnlo 'a Aid Jean Lalfite, the legendary Chrlstle Stanley. The next meet. ing w!U be at the home of Unda privateer and smuggler, was and Karla Beat on Juno 7. _ . offered $30,1100 by the British Kenneth Wood, assistam News Royal Navy to help them capReporter. ture New Orleans during the War of 1912. lnotead, he of. lered aid to Gen. Andrew Rooeanb Roundup About 909' of women have Jackson and helped successkitchen ranges with tempera,ure fully defend the port. 20 Per Cent llovlatlon. Our Batea lb Not Ralae After HaW. AClaim Ao Some Co11¥>anlel lb WIU-1:30 106 "'" PIL 992·5717 •, , > • . . , ' . Pre~"'! oi the &illfthrk ..c•lllitont:~~~~ by' tJte ~~' ._ • . . fOIIIer, and j'llfllla Bauer. !lob- · Chltl<tn breasts and Uven broiled on iuwen. . ~· skewer. Brush with ·ojl. ' '.- , •· ,, It's loaded. Crammed with telephones of all styles and colore. Such things as ampllfylpg dates for the hard of hearing, automatic answering equipment, us many more Ideas to Improve pereonal and business communi allons. . Interested? Ask the driver. You see, he's moreihan a driver. He'i an experienced telephone man. To help you, he'll pull' out all ttie'lliOpa. ,,~o.. ~ .• •- \, '• , . i'iL',. · , · · . •· · ' · , ' "·· •· v.; :1 .~1.< ·· .c.-; .~·,_;J .,;.·~. 1. :•4• 1 ~-1 hD • • '•'• ••• ..•' • ·.•' .. .',; ...-;S:o,;,u'* • • · · . _ .r·.-·J!:'a·l·rq• - ~ ~; ··.f·· :··- ·:• p • '·'"'• • • * . A brief case for · THE FIFTH ' SE·ASON , ,. By GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Food Editor In Japan, they have a simple chicken b r ·e as t and chicken liver combination 11!lllch Merlecl lor . th~ out· door . Served with its spec al sauce ·of saki or sherry, sugar and g r a ted white radish or white turnip, plus dishes of perfectly cooked white rice, it makes a delightful and satisfying dish lor patio or lawn. e&Jterj Mrs. Betty Allensworth, YAKITORI GrovOIJOrt; Jon Allison, CO!um· 3 ~bole hroller.fryer bus; Mrs. DorothY C~, Co· lumbus; Mra. John CUck,· ~~~ni­ ·Alumni 50th ·Reunion •·tve ~. and lliet!U'.flvo Grlnotead, Beljre; Mary Hill, ero; Arcadia; Bruc:e R. Sdxiu, !'omo)W lllib Sdlaol alumni at- COlumbus; Joaellb ~, Co- MOUitt Vel'IIOII; ~ c. Hlnea, ,tencloct the soih amuli reunion or lumbua; Bill Woqclard. JaekiiOn; Galllpolla; Barbara Hines, Gotthe Alumni Aaio- atapd Sandra Lond<Jn Moore, ll.....-1<; 11110111; Esther Letlhelt AmapokSatuillo,y nl&hf Ill the .iUnior 1111)11 Douglao Moore, Newark; Bob · .er, COiuml>uo1 !IQbert A. Wolfe, School eudlilirlwn. Hamm, CIIUitcothe; M a • t h a Dublin; Freda M. Wolfe, IJul>. PaUl L. Cqcl, otthe ~. Chillii'Oiho; Kay MeGow· lin; ~at McDonald, Net...,_ at.oocjatkJII, Wll maaler of ..,.... . aft. Ma- W. V~; Tom McGow· ville •. . montea ·for the· b.,.pt whlell .., Mason,· w. Va.; Jameo !.Gel>Paul Cllflord, Gallipolis; Mro. • CIJIOIIOil ' with retlllljca In trlbulo ary, Lateyette,lnd.;~TOI'· fatlY Rande, Columbua; Jean. . ·.111 a., "Purple and \Vhlle." He lor, Grove Clt;y; Bett;y G r and, Dine Cunnlniham. Galllpolla; Na. ·, welcOmed the, 18111' eluo - the Cr<pOkovDie; Mary Glbhe, ~­ than; Rquah, Cherie-; Edith . · lait daaa to .sr~ under the er...,rli; Ted Flober, Clnolnpail; Abela Gllhe7, Gatlljlollo; Adolph mtora - !lin~......, o1ng. Mr. and Mro. Joo strtck1811d, Gruiaer, canton; Cbarlea Klt!ill or the. alma ,m.r led llr Woqdvtue; Rllth Barnlt<,liluncle, chaa, Columbus; Will! a m KlteheD, Cblllleotlto; Stlrl~ Mra1 Allee N~oe, li!IOae molher Ind. · · """' li. Mra, carrlll Neutzling Olho Keo- COlumbus; lillr- Bumprdner, Ironton; Kemeth waaat tile p11Do. · , ley Wbipple, COI~a; •PIQ!llls Jonea, Columbul; Albert a n d . Mike HarsriYtl rellponded for Kno!Jp, Mei!OIIo w. Vo.; Reulln Joan COlla, MlddllllnlVn; Reger the clan, ~CIIIthOCOII· Ealllmap, Coolville; Richard Jof. and Marpral Ql!Jellberry, Ath· IIOIIdatinll add tblnia Ill be !era, COIIIIIII; Nancy Jef!ers, ono; Rllth Jovan, Parma Helgllls; pined In a., new biBh ochool. COalton; Rita Pickens, Toledo; Robert Jay, COlumbus; Nick ·Jolm (loQd1jln and Hargravea ~lila Evans GIVen, Charles- Coate, Roehealer, Mich.; Michael weri re~ 11 tiledldor· too, W, Va.; William L. Ster· Oblinger, NeiiOXIvUie. lana ol the lli68·class. , . rett, ~rton; Mlltnn n.udaRej>ert and Marlene Rell!hert, Durlllltlie nieetlil& It waav"'- abel~ Gallipolla; AmabeU,Houd. JackSon; Charlene Diehl, Ptttaed io live '100 In the Dollars sahel~ Gotllpolla; Ropr HJsell, burgh, Pl.; Lola Turner. Day. ·for Sci>Oiara ·!Wid. ~'!' olileero Maaon, W. Vo.; Mrs. Tom Gor. tnn; Rita Plckeaa, Toledo; Robelecleil were Mrl. Nora Rice, maa, COlunibua; Nick W. Reub, ert Slack, MaaoUlon; RochiY and '·;HIIdimt; Guy Qdnther, flral · Fort. Knox, Ky.; Marpret Sian· Marprel ~oer, Columbua; ~c:e.prealdem; Rallfl! Werry, 1ft· loY ·"EEimllll, GalllpoUa; FOJe :Tom 8rolm, Fort Clinton; Beuna Casey, Ajlple GroVe, W. VL; Mar· '• vice piellctent; .Edith 811- Thoma I lltiWeeN, Columbua. l!l<raterY • treaauror, and Mllltenl·Roush Rayman, Dl,f-· ib'n Vickers Graham, Columbua; ·Mra. Phil Ohlinger, aaatotant too; Am Ploraall FeniCII, Ray- Kenneth COle, Rocky River; Edith ·~-treUuror. . . . land; Jeweil' Cooper SbitO, Bowen Witt, Alhtabida; 0.. c. Mia~' villi Dtle, a nlenlber or Galtipolli; 'Helen ~r Rife, l"laher, Charleaton. the . 1907 clalo, Wal Cbollblre; $1o struble . erathe . oldelt alumnus present and mer, 1\larlon; Dayld . Bnnm, The seahone is tbe only ftsh receiYtct an artlfldal Rower ar. Coi·-• b~-rt R Roberta "''"'~·· ' with a 'prehensile lall. one that ~· The elaaacl !818, ob· CUylhop Falla; Mildred stockcan graop or wrap around an llrilnc Ita pden amlvor..,.Y, lton B<trDaid, CoolvUle; Pllrlc· object. Ji.elllnlud. Fred Goel)lein 11 Blakeslee Clrlco, CO!uml>ut; raaj!o!lded lor the cla11. Alton SwarU, Coolvute; Mexlne 'Otllor cluaea Clbaervlng "!'"""' Rua..U, iroJilon; Berliaro Elber· ~'\Nre 1923, 1928, 193311931, fold )$1e, ChUIICotbe; ~j ' · lt~;-18t8, 1953, and 1858. M. 'l'homaa, Delaware; Holen 11 ·11aa voted by the alumni Ill lllmmervtuet l'l>lnt Pl.: " : ! ! ilc.M.. the· chirp lor the ban· na ·,Arnold Geltleo, Potnr - ,daace aiJd mamberobip Ill aat; llorlenCe ~ the........ Rolf Mary · blliQIOI pre- Earl Paul"""-, PTA with Rlebar<l Struble, C dr/- Houduholt JGbn otllY pre""""' . ' . to bring you the best telephone service. . 11¥!,. arl4iatlnc ...... . . \ or broil 4 IncheS !::.~~~..,!::,::;:5~~=::: waf lngton, W. ..... 'chicken breaalo \0 pound chicken Uvera, cultn hall Salad oil 13 cup aoy_saiiCe \0 cup oa)l or sherry '4 cup 1ugar Grated while radlah or wblte turnip Bone chicken breasts; re· move skin. Cut each breast haH into 6lo 8 nug~ets, !·inch ~quare. Cut livers on ball. AI· ternalt 2 nuggets of breast meat with I liver half on six $kewers, using 6 to 8 nuggets and 3 pieces of liver for each ••• SO STOP,. AT SONNY'S FOR ALL YOOR DAIRY TREATS- CO!QES, SHAKES SUNDAES- You NAME . THEM WE GOT YOUR FAVORITE; ••••. .. McC1UIE'S ••• FOURTII-LOCUST r .• • va.; Mn. Roger Da- via, Weal Riehfleld, Olllo; Clar· ence DeWeese, Columbus; JudY Overturf Dowling. COlumbus; Naomi Dural, Galllpollo; Char. les Entomlngor, South Charloatoo; Mra. Cllerloo Flnoopn, HIDitlngton, N. Y.; Mary Jean Harrloon, MalneavUie, and Paul Kerrlo, Gallipolis. 1 Alao, Mrs. Jeaae Lal<e, Weal ,JeffariOI'li Patricia Moore, Co- Goldfil,,. I BANANAS. I Judy Ohlinger, Nolaonvllle; Pa· trlda Potter, CaiUornia; Merrill Petero, Clndnnati; Hem;r P!gsoCt, Cleveland; Paul Prot- 1.. tengeier, Clevelandi C h a r I e 1 POT ATOE Rickman, COiumbua; Earl Rickman, Columbuai Mr, and Mrl. Harold Rusk, Chauncey; Glad;yo &evenilon. JackiOIIj Ciaren.ce Stewart, Columbu&i Robert Wal- burg, Powell; Emmo)ean Webster, Beverlyj Joe Young, Cam· bridge, and Paula Haynoo, Columbus. Believe me, Agnes .pos• ., 11\lY'S Coln-Op Llundr~ Is 16 where all the girls are ~·· oz. LOAF going. I ,----------41 I I .I I I I I I I I u.s. GrecleA II._ ___________ DUDS'N'SUDS I ASH MIDDLEPORT ,I Sm1U 3rd & 3 DOZ. err. (OFF.EE·-----·---------------·1·.·19 CRA CKERS••~:~:.•••••••••~J9e· DETERGENT · AJAX. ··------------------~-7 ~ ICE CREA ~:!- 9e GROUND BEEF --~---~.49~ 2 .1.1. · Ch11e&S.nbom Drip, Reg., Elec:. hft. CAN ~ ICING ft,~ ' From " . l . New Zenith " Zenell e" can makt' life fun ag•in. Preeision ~ mplifl· CatiO n fr1Jm l Mino·li lhi c"' we wits. Weighs on ly 116 our,ce o11ld · '!Ood fo r most m1ld l os~e,. Co me in for a demonstrat; o n of Zen 1·th' 1 ' .new Zcnctt e_ II may be ju~t fiKhl fo r you I ~ Th• ' "''"' ,.., . _... _ ••• VIII IMt'hl AUDIO"VIIUML ttiC. Jt......... Olttt ...... 01IU . e.u..t - - I l. ·- . . •. ...... ..... I 1m tllftf.._. ;, ...,,.,,., 111out ltnltft Httrl"' AMts. L) Pltnl lilllllld dlbiiJ llld lrH lilttMirt . · C"J PI~ lllilllloN mtll llomt totrr~llfl:fiM' s-j.,. • . .. , 1 ---.,.---'"" ~...... BACON· .JlNfl ., P,.inlerW SLICED . ' -'la..lotio p.,..Q (1943-IHI~ ' ' 1 ' \ ' ""''•~ '' ' "'m• ,.,, .,. ,. w. u..... .~ ,l'l I" ': "Saf~ty belt~?" Not if I'm just oow~ to the superfi1arket." ., . Harvllt 'lime · . lf. I NEW WHITE Ground ·'' :~ lumbuai Paul Moore, Columbus~ . '(~· ., ' ' \ OIIStrlflcNI. .JAY .TAILORING • I INSURANCE AGENCY 99:1-.2410 POJIEIIOY AUTH ORIZ£0 ZENITH DEALER: '"" a.-.r. I Y. D. EDWARDS control or a. therm01tat in the oven, reports a reeent survey made on meats. But, ortly one out of .even Interviewed said they use & meat thermometer! Yet, one 111 probably ,.. lm· portant u the other and would do as much to 1ett1na mew to the proper degree of doneneu as the other ln controlUna cook· lng temperature. Meat that's ro.asted to just the rleht Internal temperature I.J juicler and has less shrinkage than overcooked meat. AccordlDI' to this aame sur· vey, women bave ftiPOnded fa · vorably to education on rout· lng at m.oder&te temperature. All Work GINr1nteed. M11st S.r· .... OM Dey. S,_.llal111 In Zl..,..., Cufflnt, l'ap"'"" Pitchilli, L-'~ Sherttnlnt ' (525'Attend Pomeroy ' Met May 29th WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU I' . , ou-. • l Snowville Club charge of recreation. Refreshments were served by Vicky Oberholzer, Tamra and •,(,' ;l :,. Mrs. ''119.00 ,• · •·coacie; •>~lick ! I )' i· . R!tvea, ·or c~~~~oq, ~ the tends college next year. weekend here wiUt hll moljler, Tlie Carnahan Memorial Schell· Iff·•· Adolpll GrUitter, llllnerlder ot the Eastern Star, 7:45 p. arohlp, given 111111ally In mom. yfOe. m. -1\le:sdl,y, Masonic Temple. ory of the Racine native w!Jo rose CROWNS QUEEN - Jan Alkire, retiring Racine High : 1Mr. and Mrl. DaVId BI'OWII or Altonnl Association queen, len, crowns Michele S,~ncer, to the pollltion of prolll- orthe COiumbua 1VOre aueala over the WEDNESDAY daughter at Mr. and Mrs. Larry Spencer of Racine as the National Steel COrpor~ """ ..eekelict "' her ,.renu, Mr. AMATEUR GARDEN Club at atarted In 1966. Carla Morris, 1968 Alumni Queen dUPing lhe annual banquet hold ~rday aiJd Mra. Leo c_, night in the high school auditorium. home of Mrs. C. E. Blakeslee, who received the award last year , lofrs. Larry Wall and Mlao Wednesday, 6 p. m. for a picnici and to now attending Oblo State Robert Cleland, let vice proo- ldent, and Miss McNlekle, seere- Jblth HDI,~both of riemer, Coloi mel!lber~ to brin,g_covered dish. University, was Jreaent to ex- ident, introduced the queen can. , Mr. and loli"l. Deiil Hill, WllWINDING TRAIL Garden Club press her appredation for the dldates. and Barbara McNle!de, tary..treasurer. Ann Coe rto), wao preMdeil UamatolVn, w. va.; Mr. andMri. meets Wednesday, June 5, home award. secretary -treasurer, introduced a gift for the oldest sraduaie Francia Tu!Uuo, ~~. Deof Mrs. Clarence Heaton; bring Rev. Robert E. Salser r33l, the 111>0aker. attending and T-Set. and Mra. IDS and Lori., libteravUIIi, W. an arnapment of roses arrJ pastor <i the Southside Naua. New oatcers elected were Rob· Ivan Powell ol Las Veau, Nev., Va.; Mr. and Mr •. ~I HIll, a rose specimen. rene Church in Parkersburg, was ert Cleland, presidani; Margie received a present lor having MarteUa; Mr. and Mrs. W11•peaker. Stobart, tat vice prellldent; traveled the farthest. Uam Streuas, Mahala and John THUR&lAY Evolyn Cleland YOWl& Alumni James Roy Iilli, 2nd vice prelllMusic Cor the dance was pro.. David, Belpre; and Mlaa .BrenTHUR&lAY, June 6, M ei go _president, gave the welcome; dent: Jean Alkire, 3rd vice pres. vided by "The Ravens." da Ingraham, PomOIW, 118re!lmcounty Young Republicans annual day dinner gueala ci . Mr. and rllln or Bhine picnic at 6:30p.m. Mro. FIOfd Weber, . Long Botat Mlaa SdrJey Beeg)e'a home in . tom. Mro. Wall aft.! Mia• Hill, Racine; bring lalVn chair, table lllotera of Dean Hill ..... Mrs. Jerv!ce and COYerod dllill. Weber, were eilr!>IIIO blmle af. ter II!JOndlng a short .vaellloo with thetr molher, .:r.ira. Georp Q-Wiwt famous American Klleolttns, Ill Florl4 CiiUnr held an important office in in the afteri!Oilll • e Klu PIQ!I· which ht was prtctclcd by "" Us Ka111>0r and DIII\Y &nitb, lioth one: and in which he had no Mrs. Virgil AtJdns was electA therapy program tor the said that lhe bee Is the bust <i Pomorey. successor? ed president ol the Star Garden Good' IAick Garden Club at the known fertilizer ot plants_ but A-Jefferson Davis, in the 'l'heAI....O.c olfice of president of the Con· Club during a recent meeting at Sootheastern Ohio Mental Health that butterntes and moths are Ill' United Preai JnWnlatlollal also effective. the home of Mrs. C. E. Stout of Center, Athens, was discussed federate States of America. Todly io MDI!da1 • .Mia 3, the S e v e r a 1 arrangements of Alban,y. and the date or Aj>rU, 1969 se~ OUler officers e)Jcted tor the The regional session in Pome-. spring flowers were exhibited 15/ith ~ of 1968 With 211 to 1968-69 year were Mrs. Blanche rO)' last weekend, aDd. a Bower by the members. Mrs. Grover follow. The moon lo In llf, llr!l Nelson, first vice president and show of the Winding Trai! Gar.. Stout and Ml" Hazel Henaoo program chairman; Mrs. J~@~- !1<1!' Club .oariY·lUiay, In which; J~ the~xhlblto and award!' i"";,';r.i.,n:;~~g··~·.;.: ~ ,, Ni cholson, second vice president,· club members had been invited elf"r.iri. Nil:hotsoo a first ptecl, Mrs. C. E. Stout, second, and and Venua. and Mrs. Nellie Nelson, secre- to participate, were reviewed. The evening stars are Jltreutary-treasurer. Also announced was an qJen Mrs. Robert Jewell, Utird. The meeUng opened with a dl~ ry and Jupiter. meeting or the Rutland Garden Club to feature Mrs. James Jack-- ner at ooon served bYthe hostess son in a demonstration on orien.. to 11 members and rune guests. Mrs. C. E. stout conducted the tal arranging. devotional oervlce using theiOOth ''Spring Plantiqg'' was the proROOM AIR CONDITIONER gram lqllc. Mrs. Earl Nelson's Psalm. T h c members ardcle was entitled 11 Window Box ualess Be the Tie" am recited the club creed and collect, Roll GardenlJW, '' She discussed mix-~ The S!xMvllle 4-ll Club met tures ol planting soil and the CO<· call was answered by giving a at the home of Tamra and Chris- roet soil for parUcular plants. poem or verse about Rowers. tie Stanley on May 29 with 12 Mrs. James Nicholson read an Mrs. Jewell presided at the meet.. members and Advisors Mrs. article, "What Is a Strawberry lng. Fred Stanley and Mrs. Norman The club pr8Jer "" given to Jar?". The artiele related lVIYS Wood pre sent. .of ltartil\t sb'awberry am other conclude the meeting. Mrs. Frank A demmstratlon on prepara.. plants not requiring an extensive HaUl~ and Atkins wUI tlon or sandwiches by Tunra be hostesse·s tor the June meet.. root system by using a jar with and Christie Stanley and a ..,. holes cut In the side. ing. .POrt. "The Unknotrn Soldier," "Trawlers Who Help Us Gar· 10ere given by Klmber4' Sie- den,'' wuthe 4ic used by Mrs. vers. Pamela WUson was in Stout, who noted !hat unfertUizeil .s cwt ; ~-Mr. aad ire" ............ t ) alumni · Serving·•• -"'" · anto forllllellele during the nlng were the other candidate' Melanie Boelie, iunlor; l r Cooper, IIOIJbomors, and R 1 t 1 ~~ -eer, frelllunan. Joyce Manue~ ctBual1ter.or Mr. and Mrs. Charloo Manuo1 or RD, Racine, was aDnOUDeed a1 winner of the 1968 Paul H. COmahan Memorial !IC""Iarahlp. 111111 Manne!, wbo """ liJIIII>Ie to be j)T888111, will reeolve ~ from ..,...... .. 1 'j, litihll&trted Mrs. Virgil Atkins Named President of Garden Club iJ ~f ~; QIOI, the 19.~ I!'~' IIIII , . ; llth!>larli!!l' AwAf'ltoJipt.COndl., ~nt, Ut' prln~ ~. t,o ertaoo. ' . . -_the ,_¥elga1Uihilmamlll· . ill'rl!l8·· an evening p1 )'emtnla- teao!i\Ors,, · · ~iat, it!O alumriland e'r and oU or the ~ IIIII · , ,.: eenceon''TIIiOranp'api!Biidt" Mro. ~ld Farmer; olaaa or JP~tata wtN pre...,t tor the ro- The 0ranp and llllld<," . 'f, ~ - r or" coro~l< pr. liOt, ·wai ~i:o&Nze.t uliOial unloit. WotcoDilng tho elus ,at < l'f!Widing muatc . ~ .Utedanoe ' ~..~~ ·~ Rlticman· the otcio!it . ~~ pre""' And 1968, 1llf lq! .to !»llle Into tile '!hlch "''held II) the.f#b acllool ' llio lo!)ddlepore lUi!' ~ •· wao lore..,... .a ooraage b1 Bob aaood!lllm,, ,..i llllao Salllom. ~torlum 1VOre '"11le,.TI!IIIIht. · luinni r""'!fon' $11Ui:da.r_ night. · Byer, prelf4erl,l. Olherl· ....... Rt~!Ortlle claanuBIII ora." Social rGO'III ""re lh o ;. ~r !f~~~ J 'OI , the event ·~•Oil ·and.. ..von' Jaltow. roaea Haoi<ett. P111lideM. · courtesY or Baker Fumlture. .• lncluilod the eleeu'"' or Officer• were M11a Beto Sanborn and FN.d <LOwll wa~tlecledpnl- . Floral arransemenil. for thetaan4 !he r•oocnUi011· or· ciaaaoa . Mrs. c.¥· Haeay, 19DS; Mlaa i - orihe(iaodatiCI!I,'andaltler ,bioi were provided by the Mid. ;, l!l<iilumnl. ... · FrledaFaeJmlo, 19ll;Mro.Nolle ofllcen iWned fo11o!Ma t ·n- ' dleport Garden Cl!D, with Mloa , ' SOn or Mr. ind Mrs. !lJpne Davia; 1910; Mri. Nl!l Moore, port by Pltll;y Kloeo, were S.oQl Noll!o Zerkle u dlelrman. !lin~: $1., Micldi.,Ort, 1919; 'and Mrs• M~ L. french. Burdolle, llral vice prellldelll; . otneera and oommlttee elllllr. : Jl'l' na! ~~·'·lhf award 00. olao'eo obforvlng retm· Nancy~. aeoond vice prea- men plannlnil the b.....6t and by lofl~a c.flall&, GUmore.·MI•• lolls al the b...,.et wore 1958, ldent; Nancy M!lrrla, ieC\"OIIrY; ·dance were Byer, presl-; Lor· np!eo! 11111 the schlllar- 19~3, 19t8,19t3, 1931, 1933, 1928 and Jud1· Crooks, treasurer. ry L. Baker and Mrs. Jp n e I, · ~ ihip fuild W.a 'tllllbllshect in 1959 and 10:ia Members of the 1918 Mro. Moore py0 the 'b!Yoea- vlea prolll-.o; ldi" Gilmore, l. u • rilemorlll to Mlu ·Pork by golden ,lnntveraary claai, nooo Uon proeedlng a .lurktQ' dlmor aeeretary; IVa Slooon, troaaur: membera 0( the Mlcldleport A. . or ,1Vholll wao. Jll:"'!ent, wl!"l' At• lfl"l'ed · uador u.i elllllrmanoblp er; Gall Hovatter, D\1111 Har· ! IIIIIIDJ .Aaiol'l&lll!ll. !l!e oald thet lee Sidle a WUIIalilt, EdiUt~- .' '91 Mrs. jva Stewart. Jean Crali tingor, Gel)e Harris, Car<JllonSat: the lwt<Ha adit!Watarod 11r a ner Bowman, , Elizabeth 1onia' ¥ . In lllnglng with Bou· terfleld, andFraacoaLeivln&ox' board of trulleea and that tile Nelson, Ealher Hoffman ~ laltJooea at the plano. ocuU•• . mmmittee; IDd Clara ~: lntereal Ia I)IYOn ucb Year to a · Dorolhy ' Gii>Po Floher, Luella At the conclualon or tho banBelle RUIQ', decorating; Richard Hovatter, Cbarles WeYland, pro.. ject, lllid Ama and Merthe Howell, dance rofreahmenla. Alumni f<Om out of the COWl· t;y rl!jurnlng for tho bancpiOI ""re : '· Mr. and Mrs. Gene Abbott, Lan· · •' 7:1S p. m. POMEIIOY CHAPTER 186, Or- l 1 J bring a gift for silent auction; sandwiches alll cookieil at the the aasoclatloa'll aebolarlblp social hour - and be there by f\lnd troaaury provided obo at- ! I ,. ' ' ' { ' il >tl!t:,·~MHS ..Afumni Association ·Reunion .·:.:: . ·.. . . . . <:t•r ... . ·... , · *""'*' a i ', ' ·~Fy7nl~g ~l ~emjry_i~~,~pcz~. F~a tures · ·. - *""ear"' ....._,.. ,.'' ..; ;-"!~ co· I :::t·~~ ·':"i:p.c:.,,;~e ~~ S..U..\, J...eroi-~iddijp.;;:~·o., Moadaf; ~.p. 3,'i~ · ,: ·bll'~en .oE.Ra·eJJ~· Alum~t•"r· . ••, · MONDAY T~ODORUS CoundJ It, ., ~ <i America, 7,30 p.m. Michele· !t>oaeer, ...u...ter or ""odi\y nlght,tlle.IOOFhall;elec- Mr. and ~~~'1 • Larl7 lloo or olllcera; members asked Racine, wa8 ........,.. <II lbe allnual Radne Alumni Aaao111 =LEPORT GARDEN Club dation banQMt and donea Sa111r· meeting ichoduled ~ night ~ night In lbe hilh ochool oudpOIIp>ned to tater date. ltorlum. . POMEROY GARDEN CLUB, . llllao senior, had ......... 1 30 the crown placed '"' her head 11r _.....,, : p.m. II home <i J Alki Mrs. Audrey Betzlng; guealilllhl an . re, dausfier or Mr. and 111 be oboe,.,..., Mro. Charles Alkire, the 1961 , ... Sucblt'•~ ·Picnics lttolllt. . . .i• ' 33e J •., ·. lb. '!' �:•, • ~ 'I ; e • • .. ·' '. ;, -~' ., ·,. :,lJ:)'~i •»Jltt.....uran · . ,. t .' ~ ., ·~~ ~ . ~·· t' :.,.~AD. ' ._::_u,.,._.:. ' ,, . ~.: liiloT1ef. 1 . \·~"I!!!IO,.ll" . .- . '· .... ' == ..-~ n• . ............... I •:;.: c•..UtiMiifiii .& · CerrecHN~ Will .. II 'till . ..HI t JA~, Ofi QUAuTY. I.UL.ATIOMI . . n.. hlll6itMr ,...""' tilt rltM. ...... ., rillllct •• ,. . . . . . . . . ... ............. TIM ........... wHI Hf - ...... .283 V;.JI 11e1 w...t A. lt"kl I Mfttl " ' w.nl ... l. .rtiH __ ' ' , c...,_ Pk 11 .............................. fiVe ............ 11 caM~ ,., WM'411 tlx c...-cvtlft Automatic tranL, power at:aerlag aJXI brakes, bucket seat with tlll1llole, vil\y1 trt., whlfll llnloh, all goad w-•-w tires. 1963 VOLKSWAGEN 2 DOOR ........... , , , ••. $995 Sl1orp black llnlsh with deluxe Yleylllllerlor, all good tires, U .., Met DtiCMAt Nl ,.... . . UHI . . INIIIII wllltlll 11 Up. CAID OP. TMANiita • MITUAI'f 11.11 fW . II ~ MlftiMUM . . . . radio, heater. A real sharp car. !MNitttMI ........ tLIND ADI A61111f11MI tk Cltartt ,., ,.,.,_ OfPI~OUII · -· ... a.M. te< I!N ,.... Dtltr . . . . . . . . tllll ...........,.., OPI!N EVES. 1:00 P.M. POMI!RCW, OHIO Notice .. . ,. '• •' '·~~~~ .:·~,. 1. .' Ctlttr~dNI~ 1;:t1~c:..'7.::;. .wttl . ' •PHONE 992'2181 Jeck W. C.riey, Mgr. For S.le lq lmpt!Wtnientt Time), 'l'UUdl )'o for in; June U, 1~. ····----· · . o • .' "' " ' " '' .... . r··RE'·s·. ' tarw NOI. ' l IDd I al'tf llm:tnKI ,. one c::untrlri:l and will be con· 1 lidered oil the bull of tbe tot.lll IIIIQllbt bJd, ·P.trt Iiiio, t Mellis <.:ounly, Ohio, on lliiHlUOn MEO • 1 • ua. state Boule No. 1~ In SaU.bury 1'owmbip, by ruurfactnr witb a.pbalt eonerete• . ravement Width~ lett , , ProJec:t •nd ~ol;k JADP!l-JJ..938 " feet or li ..U MUe1. Part No~ 1 -~ -~·' · , t' -.1 ,\ Mcla.. County, OhiO, uu Sect.l.o111 "KEO • 1t3 • fl3-37-IO .O>, Stat.. ltou!.o Nn . lf3, In Colll:mll ia 11Pjl &liplo Tuwmbipt, by Nllll'facln"' WUb UPb· alt' conere1o. .. Pa•ement Wldtb-.-VIli'tow. PruJ ilC"t and Work Lenllh-&l.ttl teP.I. ur 7.:19 Miles. " 'J'Jle datil 1et lor eompleUon of l.bk wu,.. be a1 Mt tortl tn U11: bkldina ptopoul ... Ell'eh bidder shall be ~UiNd to IUt wU_h Ills bid 111 eerUfJed chadt lor an amount equal to fiVI ,.r 1»nt of hl1 bllf, btlt In no event moi'CI ten thousand' doliAl'l or a bolld for ten PGr cent of hll bid, payeble to GUARANrEED .REP AIRED ASSORTED ADJUSI'MENT . · TIRES ALL SIZES . $12.00 . plus tu · · ~OHN HAllliSQIN '" 7018...-...,St. •••h aYDE tUIIIN Middleport, Ohio ' ' '. ' ' 992·2522 TUPPEI\S PLAJNS, O. PHONE 667..$82 ••au IOOl Call 992-2317, or 99UISI. !Ients, bedfast or ambulatory. 5-19-301c For lent ForS.Ie Call Syracuse Nursing Home . Am .CONDITIONI!4G Rerrtpr. 992-3707. ~ PLENTY of space lor one trau. HORNED registered Hereford TAKE SOIL AWAY the Blue aUon servlca. JICt'l llefrllSAVE SPACE er with ali laciiitles. In Syr.. CDW!l wl1b calm at Bide. Lustre way from carpets and eralipn, New aa-. llaae WILL DO SEWING In my the Diredor. euse. Coil 992·3904, 4-IJ.tfc Waller Benb. Phone IIDM513. upholstery. Renl electric Blddera mus t jiipply , on the .(ll'(lpu ~~82-W~t. 4 • lfe home. Make anything. Mn. farms. for prequ11llflcilthm 'WIUl the 8-Uie sbampooer $.1. Baker Furni- Highw{IJI loiOTH PJIOOFINCl (.'ndlt l:xamlner at, Colum-· Carolyn Lewis Phone 992-2271. l'URNISIIED and ur.turnlshed ture. W'T-4tc bue. ObiO .• al Jeael 10 da)'ll btd'are ' tbl READY • MIX COiicrete cleUY· SEWING . MA~, repair 5-3 I.ate d8le lil.ll to open bhll. apartments. Close to school. HOME GROWN tomal<l planll AIC ClEANEIS ered right to your projeet. ' servlca, aD mllrH, WY 1Tbe Mln.lmum ware to be paid to ' Phone 992-5143. 1&-111-tfc for garden use: Early Val- STEREO RADIO .lfaaon, w. Va. Fast and ·eaay. Free esti- 2211. 'l'be Pabrle Sbop, J'm. combination all labor employed on thl1 contract be tn aoool'danee wltb Cbe TERMITES SWARMING? Iant, Hines , 1350, Big Red, unit: Lovely walnut console ahall mates. Phone 992-1214, Qoegeroy. Autbmbed Singer 8ales ' 'S<' heduJq of Provallina Hourly Wille They are re-productives, not LARGE five room and ~ath Rate~ A.cerl•laed 111d D8tennined Delicious, and Improved Ma. with 4 speaker sound system; bl' leln Ready • Mix Middle. and 8ervlca. We Sharpen the Dep;u1;nent of Indu1tri1l Re· your worker colony. Free inapartment, newly de<'ora!M, lean. Also cabbage and pep. 4 speed, dual volume eon. latiollll Q"PilctWle to Slate Hl@way port, Ohio. I 10 lfe Sclaon. .... spections and information on DCp arttllP.Ilk lua~>rovo;-nu:mte in accordfurnace beat, Pomerov. per plants. Thomas Hayman, trol, .highest fidelity; with AM anC"e with Chapter .UHI of lhe Reril· crawl space dangers. No Phone 91J2.S30'1. 1 7-tfc Code of Ohio." Syracuse, 0. 5-U-Itle SAII,I!~~1119E. & FM radio. Pay balance of cdPlana and apedfleaUu1111 are o.m fUe salesman, low overhead. 50 $88.90 or $5 per month. CoD In Lhe Department of Higb'!/IY8 anct . EXP'EiT per cent savings. Allied Pest FURNISHED three-room apart- POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy 9112-3218. Office or the DI\Ulon DepuiJ 5#4tc fllhej ~ C("tOJ' , , Wheel Alignment Control. Pomeroy, Ohio. ment, bath; on South Second mlnlature, $75 and up. stud The D:lreet.M re.ervea the ri1ht to ""CI all bl41. Phone 99U669 evenings. Ave .. Middleport. Phone Mrs. service and grooming. Phooe STEREO: 1987 solid state rna. re ject 1ny P. 1 . MAIH!t'IR 5-24-301p Howard Cecil. 991-5282. 1 992-5443. 11 s tic pie stereo witb 4-speed auto- ~!.17; 8-3DIIIICTOIJI ate 4-2-tfc RED FISII BOAT' . . matte changer; radio combiWILL DO sewing at home RESTAURANT FOR SALE OR nation. Has Instant on radio. ' WITII EVINRUDE MOTOR zippers, pockets, pegging, FOUR ROOM FURNISHED LEASE. Completely equipped, .. OTICI TO DOtl'l"ttA.CTTU . ALLOY TRAILER' Assume paymenll of tc per tTATI Ofl OHIO hemming, alterations, etc. APARTMENT, Phone 992· bootbs, Juncb counter, electric DIPAITMINT 011 HIOJIWA'Qo month or pay balance $101.35. Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Maaon, l!':olumbus, OIUo Mlf 17, IMI 4-M-tfc grm, deep fryer, lour hamer -GUARANTEE~).. 31158. Call 992-3211. S.!Ut.c contract &aiM Letal Copy Mt. INti Phone m-5651. 4-30-tfc Cory coffee maker, relriger· UNIT PIUCI CONTRACT proiJO.Mll wtn k ltiMllnd FURNISHED APARTMENT, ator, steam table, dishes, pots, WE HAVE NEW Toasters, mix- at S.lled tho oftt« of the StaU HIIIIWll HAPPY HOUR, Shenang Springs new paneling in all rooms. p8lll. etc. 1110 per cent earner of Oblo Columbus, Olllo aaers, irons, fans, antennas, r. Dlrtrior tll 10:00 A.M'.. Eutem DQUP,t Sa¥• Nile Club, 5 to 8 p.m. MonCali Mason 773-5147. 5-!Utc location. can 882-2238 New cord players, and many other IDI '1\mo, 'I'Uud.Q', J11ae 11, 1M8. day tbru Friday. Lsdies night ior IJnproverrMmtl fJl: Haven, W. Va. 5-1t-llc Items in Block. Part NL 1 IIINO every Friday. utfc: ADULTS · Furnl.obed and unfur. Mel(l CoualJ', Obio, on roaU and COME IN AND MAKE faeiHdta, Bblte P1rk - Porbd au TO nlshed modern anarlmenls, 2 US AN OPI''ER. - Department of Natar.l Ruouren 1960 CORVAm Monza. Phone and 3 bedrooms. all electric - Dl'f'klo• ar Pub u4 Jttereatlo• For Trade YOUR CLELAND TV - ln. Ollve Townlhlp, bJ ar:ulh'IDI 992-5143. 5-28-5tc brick building. beautifully de. CASH FOR Antiques. Bm md addlar aureutt Ia part, bp r.. ftl E. Malli st. CAIPETING 1urfactlll! with uP!tatt ~nerete m corated. plastered walls, COJn. Hamm, Middleport, Ohio. Pomeroy, 0•1o part, aDd by &IIPb'lnl I bltumb!.DU plete Youngsl<lwn ldtchens 1960 IMPALA VB. lour door, .utface treatment tn p1rt. S.JHOI:c Pavamen& Wldth-Va11aua. power brakes, power steer· with disposal llllils, storm Pro.tffl and Work Lea,u........4.111 feel lng, reasonably priced. Phone doors and windows, building or 0.110 liDo. TWO BEDROOM home, bath For S1le or Rent "The data set for eoli\Pli:Uoa of completely insulated, lront New Hoven, 882-2682. 5-21-3tp lull basement, garage: 'J'wo. lhil wort ~.n be u " ' ftlrtll Ill SIX ROOM HOUSE, laUJK!ry btddlnl Pf'Opoeal.'" and rear entrances, beautiluJ. year-old home In Syracuse. theEach b!.dder lhall bll nqulnd to room, one block from MiddleJy landscaped, private park- 1968 EARLY American stereo: fllll with bl• bid 1 C!ertlflld ebeck Phone 992·:1421. 5-211-30tc . port Post Office, good neigh. for an amount equal to ftwt " ,., Ing, special low rent. The . This set bas M & FM radio, eeftt ot flit bltl, bul In •• ...nt more 1 borbood, out of high water, 4 epeed automatic record Haven Terrace Apartments. than 1er. thout111d 'ltoDart or a borM1 YEARL!JiitG SORREL colt, l' call· al 439 Lincoln st. or ph. for tea ,.r e...t ol frill bid, payabla changer; lovely llnish, j u sl New Haven, W. Va. Phone blaze lace, stockings, $85. Ph. tn the Dll"eMor. IIIIJ.il'lf. 5-z.stc B.ldden mutt apply, 011 U.a proper ' 882-Z2!11. 5-:18-7tc like new. Take over pay. 985-3880. S.28.atp torm~ . ror prequaUJieation wUb thl menta of $5 per month or mrhwa:v Credit Examlnlr at Colllm· bu1. Ohio, at leul !0 tiQJt before Lost and Found pay $86.21. Try it In your TRAILER SPACE, all utilities lh• d•t .. Mt to o,.n bids. LOST FRIDAY, plywood jolm SA~ available. Inquire 156 Mulher. • home. Phone 992-2838. 5-!Uie Real Estate For Sale 1"he Minimum ware to 'ba pdd to •U labOr employed em thlll t!OI'Itraet 1Nell port Clutilm.t dr, .~ 1 boat with a Johnson o HP I ' ry after 3 or S p.m. Write P. •flal! t. 1r1 •eeord•oea wftll the 1Fact11r7 air oondldCI!ICL 0u1.Y 1 motor; aiao, set of oars. Jle. "St!hedule o1 Prevamn,- HOIII'IJ waa 0. Box 425 Pomeroy. 5-B-tlc ZIG ZAG sewing machine; 1968 R1te1 AKertaiDed and Determlae4 bJ )7,846 Noymnea. Full,yequip-1 ward il lowxl. Call 94J.4225 demonstral<lr. Makes laney ·' the Deputmant of ' fndubia) Rei•· I ped. C!Mmr 111111 _ •.,.,) uona appUeabla to State IQ~WU or MH2M Racine. 5-3111c 2 BWROOM furnished trailer. atltches. New guaronlee.JlacOepartm.-nt tmpro•ementa t• ac:cordlaold now, · · ' , •.. I Working men or man a n d rtfice lor 9 payments ol II or .GEO. HOIIBfi!jTER, "llnbr anea wtUI Chapter 4115 of tba a. I .. ' - I vi.Y Co44 af Olllo." $50 cash. Phone 992-28311. 67 Ponti~ , . $2,795 1 wife. No children. $75 month. W1nted To Lease 1 l'OMEROY - 5 rooms, b a t h, Plalll and aJII(llfteiUGlll an Oft l<eeping Meigs Call 992-5319. 5-28-'te 5-2Ute tn the DepartiMftt of Rllb. .JI 1C&lall~a t dr. Sedan. F'letorY I FARMS in Meigs or Muon floor furnace, near stores, out ftJ• and U.. Office of tU OIYII:I011 Dep. Iair eondldoned. NeW PoM!ac I County lor oil and gas. Write of high water. Ut.J Director. Gallia and ,.. Difaelor ftllllWftll . . rUIJ:t to PONTOON HOUSE boat with to Chaweva 011 and G a a llnole trcai ortcinat I lll1fL!ND - 5 rooms, b a I b , reje(!t IIIJ Uld alJ bf.b. ForS.Ie Mason Area P. 1. MIHI'I'ft Bea' l ltlt1il d ar k blue . wtth Corp., 1106 Cutler St., Marietta, HOUSE with adjoining lol. 3 trailer. Phone 992-2429. ~l-Ite modern klteben, out buildings. t»IICTol I 0. 5-JI.121p Level two acres. bedTooms, large ldteben, mo1matchllli llltarlor,. : f.ft1 N 1t1D Informed As FOUR BWROOM home on Lin. dem bath, lull basemOiil, wilh 57 ACREs - Near Portland, I Aft'fti4RS ,I • ...... . ..,_ ' :.,·'.1I , coin HID, Pomeroy; recently garage, newly re-decorated. rooms, bath, modern ldleben, Wanted To Buy As Call !)92.5522 alter 4 p.m. 119 remodeled. Large lot; $11,1115. out buildings, Large garden. . , . . IMCK· PONTIAC . ~IDEWAUt BICYCLE w II h Call Lee Seyler, 99N662. Ebenezer st., omeroy, 0. HELEN 8liCI VIRGIL TEAJI'ORD training wheels, Rnhert Ash· GMC>TRUCK$ i1 Entertained I -Ute • AII80CIATES IC-UII 5-5-tfc ley residence, 992-2835. ~---~~!~_s,nooae, OIIJo ~c TIIREE ACRES, 5 room house, MAPLE STEREO radio, 111111 11-2-31e new roof, barn, ceJiar, two Early American stereo radio ANTIQUES, furniture, dllhes, cisterns and furniture $4500. combination. Beautllul 101ld 0'~ AND CROW -mlsceDIDOOUI, lira. Howard !btda.Y School atteno!anee m atale unit with 4-Bpeed ciJant. Phone 742-5613. 5-111-30tp REALTY COMPANY CecU, 800 W. Main St., PomeMll1 19 was 60; 1110 ol!erlng er. Take over paymenll ol t8 POMEROY - ApJli'Oll. I aeres, roy. 14-lfe was $15.34. Worllhil) senices 1957 PLYMOUTH Station Wa- per month or balance $811.98. z atory frame, 8 rooms, I IJed. we,. held at10:451rith the !leY. Also, lovely walnut coiiiO)e roolll!, bath, lull basement. gon, automatic transmission, • Ofl'1CE .HOVHS 9 TO 12, :.TO 5 (Cl.o.o;t· AT NOON ON· SMALL ACREAGE, no build!., M. BarMtt of Hunlin8ton, IV, with 4 speaker IOIIIICI system, ' ~lUllS;)- t:A!;r COURT ~'T.,I'OMEIIOY good condition. Can be seen Also a z story bouse used as Va. ~rlnldnll the message. Ings, slatll prl<e and I u II 4 speed dual volume control at Lou's Ashland, or caU 992rental. 3 garages. ALL IN parliculan Write Box 888-F in several members o! the local 2039. 5-:!Ntp with AM & FM radio. Pay GOOD CONDMON. $18,500. chureb ollendod QJarterJ.y Coucare of Dally Belltlne~ PoJn. balance $81.01 or paymenll POMEROY - AJIPI'OI. one- !erenco held lithe Chester llleltteroy. 5-mte Of $5 per IIIODib. Call 9112-3118. LARGE HOUSE In Racine, 9 third acre, 1¥. atory frame, & odlst CW.<h ~ eveolng at . ~ rooms, one third acre Jot, rooms, 2 beclrooinl, bath, 6:30. For S.le or Trade several locaJ tam!lleaattendod good location, $115011. Phone basement. All lor t6,500.00. 1151 AJS MOTORCYCLE, 500 ZIG ZAGOMATIC: WeD known the revival NniCOI hald II the 949-3752. 5-Z9-12tc POMEROY - z story frame, s cc, one-cylinder engine, 5mate sewlnf maehJne bas bedrooms, batb, · basement, Chester Melllodlst Cbureb !rom apeed transmlaalon. Will sell many leatures. llakel button- hardwood !1001'8, large Jot. Ma.Y 8 lh1'0U8h the 18th, with the !967 ZIG ZAG sewing machlne. or trade lor smaller cycle. bole~, darns, menda, wllbout Rev. L. M. Barnett of illlntlnsWas salesman's demonstra.. Just f6,5HJ.IIO. Phone 111Ur19, Hlft'lsonvUie. atlacbmenll. Sewa on a II loo, W. Va. as evangelist. tor. Regularly sold for $99.911; IIENBY a.ELAND HUtc types ol labrlca. Free borne • !~<Me and Kathy Follrod vis- · will sen lor $48.31, or $5 per Olllce- . . . . clemonstraUon. Pay balance ol lied their ll'andmother, Clara · month. Free home demonstr.. Wanted tion. Call 992-3211. 5-!Uie fl2.98 or montbly payments. ll-2-3te Follrod lllli aunt, Nina Robln11011 &mday. Call 992-3218. &Ute WANTED at once: Rellable Mr. and Mrs. Clair Woode truck driver. Phone 949-:1541. 1>1 TON 1952 Chevy Pickup Buslllfta Services and Conn! of cU:clevUJe had sup5-31-3te !ruck. Jobn A. Jeffers, phone 1960 FORD starllner, V-8 wllb CURTISS "DAmY BEEF" perm Sotllrda.r evelllllg, llldvlsm.rm. 11-»tc overdrive. Very good oondiJnedlllg service. Call Leland lted with Mr. llJid Mrs. w~ Uon. Phone 99UIISI, s.Nte M-le Help Wanted Parlrer, Pomeroy residence Carr and tandty. The¥ aPent alDSALI!SMAN FULL or partllme RABBITS, PHONE 99U547. 119%-22M or call station Tup. da.Y afternoon and IYOIIlni: wllh ll-2-3te 1984 DODGE. 11-cyllndor, lour pers Plallll 1187-32$1. 6 ~ 30ic his parents, Mr. and Mra. ~­ to llllablish own credit brok· door. One owner car. Wanda .erase boa"-. ;No Invest. los D, Woode, andYlaltedb.. par· ' llosl, Rl. 2, Racine, 0. Ph. meat. To help gel started, we ESTATE OF Ernest L. Eber&onto, Mr. and Mrs. llober! While 1-Utp APPALOSSA lmlD lervlce. By bach, 5 room house, bath, tfi.Sil2, parantee $150 weekly to IIIU appointment, phone 19U112. o! Keno and other relatlfel IIi baseman! and two loll, $4000, meeting our requlrenumll. 5-lWOip Meigs ~. barore ~ S room house, barn, garage, omcrAL llof Scout sleepbig Aae 110 barrier. Write, ManaIll Clrelevllle. bag. Never been used. Call two loll, $1800, 3 room house, ger, Box 700, PaJneovllle, Ohio Mrs. Sarah Woodeof~l c. C. BRADPOBD 8-»tc barn, $1300, Contact Carl J!b. . . . . Hl'l't. 1-Ntp Plains spent the Wlilk«<d wllb AUCTIONEER ersbacb, phone f92-310t. Mr. and Mrs. v... Swartz. Complele llenlee AKC IIINIA'roRE SclmlltiRI'I, f-2-lllp Mra. o. J. Evano ot.MI. Blanc, HelpW1111•• . Write. Pllou. ... Ceataet DGIHbeddlng; I WMkl old, Mich., hal been vlaltlni hOi limo ' Crfit.....,.. WAITRESS AND barmaid, t40 CNE TON Dodge 1964 truck ... Jim Nolan, Coolville 1187· thor, Mr, and Mrs. Diliomcire .,, e.utc a WMk pl111 UPII 8liCI U.tng Raelle. Oldt " with dump bed. WJ1ller Bentz. Boyleo and f!lmUY·. !'Ill: IIJ" ~ , quarters, Apply at Oreeu 0.. lltfo Phone 119%-!513. 11-»tc two week•. · ' · ' " blea on 81. ~~·•.'· GaWpolll. S'l'RAWBEI'IRf!S lor nle. BJJ. ROOM FOR two female pa. !I' ., UJ 10:00 1i\.111., (J~tn Dulllbt 6av· STRAWHERRIES, Roy W. Prof. fitt, Portland, Phone 841-1133. Wl·IJt• --'-SAVE .- or more on aluminum boats. All slzea J.O.IJ.J3.14 Pomeroy Motor Co. i ' ,''• ROBIN~ .; ~aled ~~W Will bt NCIIIYed at 1111: ornce of lho ljtat.ll Hlahway Dlttttor of Ohio CohunbUt, Olllo UD· · enc~no, DOW • ....., .tires, radio, all'-llond\tiQniog, · aholrroam <leaD. red IIIIA!rtor, a!OIIIIIlw w111te rinlsb "lth red 2-tone. 1962 OLDS STARruiE HT CPE. , • , , , ••.•• , ,$109.1 ....-rtct ............ . MIMMIIM : ~S66 CHEV, llflL Alii.4 ~R; ~ ..... , ... .'.. ,.$1~5 , <·- .. .......... .... ...,. ...... ... I, ' . ' ' · ~: r'· • ' No'fiCI TO CONUAC:TOI.J nATI •OF OHIO DIP"AR,,INT 0. HIGHI(f'AY& · .CeiVIIIIU.tl, , Qhle~ Mey 11, 1"1 2 fir ..·.'• ,,·. flEE SJOIAGE eo.: EVINRUD£ Pf.I!ASE HIJRK'I. MYA~M~ARE Y/EAKENING. REDUCED 1968 DUO BOAT .USED OUTFIT 5.55 r· .I' INFORMATION NEWS ) presents • LOCAL REPORTS DAILY . ·:". ,,. AT . 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. - HOBSTETTER REALTY ' I ' - I j' I t l. ... - ·--- . •. ' --- e.utc 11 mu, llactae. ut.a~~~ BEAtrnFUL selection ol now en, baskets, crou and beart IJfl BARIJN . iroCisl!; ,.,..., plaques lor Memoria] Day, 41 X It, ~ llp1le IIIIJII!I alii'• Sboe Repair, Middleat Eqle IIJd8t • eall . . part. 1-JS.IIIc ' 111'1. ,, ' . , ., :( •• •• •• I • • • I •• .I ' '. OVIR$1.GQ!ll l I " I '"I . OPTOMDRIST · . I. •• :--i-CHiYiUi-""1 Alfred Spcial Notes '' .,.• •.'• . Well .. _, LEAST ... HIM'SE.LF ! NEW WMPO '.; I -~E . .. ~POMEROY· HOME l AND~ BUT~ FIRS.T... 'THE. • t I' ' DICK TRACY ____ J . " ,...' '. . ' :· ~ ~ ! ' -1t '' . ' .. . ·-~i '· ,I-' .. ' . ; ' -, ' ~ -~. ' '. ·".: ..- ' • BUGS BUNNY l �:•, • ~ 'I ; e • • .. ·' '. ;, -~' ., ·,. :,lJ:)'~i •»Jltt.....uran · . ,. t .' ~ ., ·~~ ~ . ~·· t' :.,.~AD. ' ._::_u,.,._.:. ' ,, . ~.: liiloT1ef. 1 . \·~"I!!!IO,.ll" . .- . '· .... ' == ..-~ n• . ............... I •:;.: c•..UtiMiifiii .& · CerrecHN~ Will .. II 'till . ..HI t JA~, Ofi QUAuTY. I.UL.ATIOMI . . n.. hlll6itMr ,...""' tilt rltM. ...... ., rillllct •• ,. . . . . . . . . ... ............. TIM ........... wHI Hf - ...... .283 V;.JI 11e1 w...t A. lt"kl I Mfttl " ' w.nl ... l. .rtiH __ ' ' , c...,_ Pk 11 .............................. fiVe ............ 11 caM~ ,., WM'411 tlx c...-cvtlft Automatic tranL, power at:aerlag aJXI brakes, bucket seat with tlll1llole, vil\y1 trt., whlfll llnloh, all goad w-•-w tires. 1963 VOLKSWAGEN 2 DOOR ........... , , , ••. $995 Sl1orp black llnlsh with deluxe Yleylllllerlor, all good tires, U .., Met DtiCMAt Nl ,.... . . UHI . . INIIIII wllltlll 11 Up. CAID OP. TMANiita • MITUAI'f 11.11 fW . II ~ MlftiMUM . . . . radio, heater. A real sharp car. !MNitttMI ........ tLIND ADI A61111f11MI tk Cltartt ,., ,.,.,_ OfPI~OUII · -· ... a.M. te< I!N ,.... Dtltr . . . . . . . . tllll ...........,.., OPI!N EVES. 1:00 P.M. POMI!RCW, OHIO Notice .. . ,. '• •' '·~~~~ .:·~,. 1. .' Ctlttr~dNI~ 1;:t1~c:..'7.::;. .wttl . ' •PHONE 992'2181 Jeck W. C.riey, Mgr. For S.le lq lmpt!Wtnientt Time), 'l'UUdl )'o for in; June U, 1~. ····----· · . o • .' "' " ' " '' .... . r··RE'·s·. ' tarw NOI. ' l IDd I al'tf llm:tnKI ,. one c::untrlri:l and will be con· 1 lidered oil the bull of tbe tot.lll IIIIQllbt bJd, ·P.trt Iiiio, t Mellis <.:ounly, Ohio, on lliiHlUOn MEO • 1 • ua. state Boule No. 1~ In SaU.bury 1'owmbip, by ruurfactnr witb a.pbalt eonerete• . ravement Width~ lett , , ProJec:t •nd ~ol;k JADP!l-JJ..938 " feet or li ..U MUe1. Part No~ 1 -~ -~·' · , t' -.1 ,\ Mcla.. County, OhiO, uu Sect.l.o111 "KEO • 1t3 • fl3-37-IO .O>, Stat.. ltou!.o Nn . lf3, In Colll:mll ia 11Pjl &liplo Tuwmbipt, by Nllll'facln"' WUb UPb· alt' conere1o. .. Pa•ement Wldtb-.-VIli'tow. PruJ ilC"t and Work Lenllh-&l.ttl teP.I. ur 7.:19 Miles. " 'J'Jle datil 1et lor eompleUon of l.bk wu,.. be a1 Mt tortl tn U11: bkldina ptopoul ... Ell'eh bidder shall be ~UiNd to IUt wU_h Ills bid 111 eerUfJed chadt lor an amount equal to fiVI ,.r 1»nt of hl1 bllf, btlt In no event moi'CI ten thousand' doliAl'l or a bolld for ten PGr cent of hll bid, payeble to GUARANrEED .REP AIRED ASSORTED ADJUSI'MENT . · TIRES ALL SIZES . $12.00 . plus tu · · ~OHN HAllliSQIN '" 7018...-...,St. •••h aYDE tUIIIN Middleport, Ohio ' ' '. ' ' 992·2522 TUPPEI\S PLAJNS, O. PHONE 667..$82 ••au IOOl Call 992-2317, or 99UISI. !Ients, bedfast or ambulatory. 5-19-301c For lent ForS.Ie Call Syracuse Nursing Home . Am .CONDITIONI!4G Rerrtpr. 992-3707. ~ PLENTY of space lor one trau. HORNED registered Hereford TAKE SOIL AWAY the Blue aUon servlca. JICt'l llefrllSAVE SPACE er with ali laciiitles. In Syr.. CDW!l wl1b calm at Bide. Lustre way from carpets and eralipn, New aa-. llaae WILL DO SEWING In my the Diredor. euse. Coil 992·3904, 4-IJ.tfc Waller Benb. Phone IIDM513. upholstery. Renl electric Blddera mus t jiipply , on the .(ll'(lpu ~~82-W~t. 4 • lfe home. Make anything. Mn. farms. for prequ11llflcilthm 'WIUl the 8-Uie sbampooer $.1. Baker Furni- Highw{IJI loiOTH PJIOOFINCl (.'ndlt l:xamlner at, Colum-· Carolyn Lewis Phone 992-2271. l'URNISIIED and ur.turnlshed ture. W'T-4tc bue. ObiO .• al Jeael 10 da)'ll btd'are ' tbl READY • MIX COiicrete cleUY· SEWING . MA~, repair 5-3 I.ate d8le lil.ll to open bhll. apartments. Close to school. HOME GROWN tomal<l planll AIC ClEANEIS ered right to your projeet. ' servlca, aD mllrH, WY 1Tbe Mln.lmum ware to be paid to ' Phone 992-5143. 1&-111-tfc for garden use: Early Val- STEREO RADIO .lfaaon, w. Va. Fast and ·eaay. Free esti- 2211. 'l'be Pabrle Sbop, J'm. combination all labor employed on thl1 contract be tn aoool'danee wltb Cbe TERMITES SWARMING? Iant, Hines , 1350, Big Red, unit: Lovely walnut console ahall mates. Phone 992-1214, Qoegeroy. Autbmbed Singer 8ales ' 'S<' heduJq of Provallina Hourly Wille They are re-productives, not LARGE five room and ~ath Rate~ A.cerl•laed 111d D8tennined Delicious, and Improved Ma. with 4 speaker sound system; bl' leln Ready • Mix Middle. and 8ervlca. We Sharpen the Dep;u1;nent of Indu1tri1l Re· your worker colony. Free inapartment, newly de<'ora!M, lean. Also cabbage and pep. 4 speed, dual volume eon. latiollll Q"PilctWle to Slate Hl@way port, Ohio. I 10 lfe Sclaon. .... spections and information on DCp arttllP.Ilk lua~>rovo;-nu:mte in accordfurnace beat, Pomerov. per plants. Thomas Hayman, trol, .highest fidelity; with AM anC"e with Chapter .UHI of lhe Reril· crawl space dangers. No Phone 91J2.S30'1. 1 7-tfc Code of Ohio." Syracuse, 0. 5-U-Itle SAII,I!~~1119E. & FM radio. Pay balance of cdPlana and apedfleaUu1111 are o.m fUe salesman, low overhead. 50 $88.90 or $5 per month. CoD In Lhe Department of Higb'!/IY8 anct . EXP'EiT per cent savings. Allied Pest FURNISHED three-room apart- POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy 9112-3218. Office or the DI\Ulon DepuiJ 5#4tc fllhej ~ C("tOJ' , , Wheel Alignment Control. Pomeroy, Ohio. ment, bath; on South Second mlnlature, $75 and up. stud The D:lreet.M re.ervea the ri1ht to ""CI all bl41. Phone 99U669 evenings. Ave .. Middleport. Phone Mrs. service and grooming. Phooe STEREO: 1987 solid state rna. re ject 1ny P. 1 . MAIH!t'IR 5-24-301p Howard Cecil. 991-5282. 1 992-5443. 11 s tic pie stereo witb 4-speed auto- ~!.17; 8-3DIIIICTOIJI ate 4-2-tfc RED FISII BOAT' . . matte changer; radio combiWILL DO sewing at home RESTAURANT FOR SALE OR nation. Has Instant on radio. ' WITII EVINRUDE MOTOR zippers, pockets, pegging, FOUR ROOM FURNISHED LEASE. Completely equipped, .. OTICI TO DOtl'l"ttA.CTTU . ALLOY TRAILER' Assume paymenll of tc per tTATI Ofl OHIO hemming, alterations, etc. APARTMENT, Phone 992· bootbs, Juncb counter, electric DIPAITMINT 011 HIOJIWA'Qo month or pay balance $101.35. Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Maaon, l!':olumbus, OIUo Mlf 17, IMI 4-M-tfc grm, deep fryer, lour hamer -GUARANTEE~).. 31158. Call 992-3211. S.!Ut.c contract &aiM Letal Copy Mt. INti Phone m-5651. 4-30-tfc Cory coffee maker, relriger· UNIT PIUCI CONTRACT proiJO.Mll wtn k ltiMllnd FURNISHED APARTMENT, ator, steam table, dishes, pots, WE HAVE NEW Toasters, mix- at S.lled tho oftt« of the StaU HIIIIWll HAPPY HOUR, Shenang Springs new paneling in all rooms. p8lll. etc. 1110 per cent earner of Oblo Columbus, Olllo aaers, irons, fans, antennas, r. Dlrtrior tll 10:00 A.M'.. Eutem DQUP,t Sa¥• Nile Club, 5 to 8 p.m. MonCali Mason 773-5147. 5-!Utc location. can 882-2238 New cord players, and many other IDI '1\mo, 'I'Uud.Q', J11ae 11, 1M8. day tbru Friday. Lsdies night ior IJnproverrMmtl fJl: Haven, W. Va. 5-1t-llc Items in Block. Part NL 1 IIINO every Friday. utfc: ADULTS · Furnl.obed and unfur. Mel(l CoualJ', Obio, on roaU and COME IN AND MAKE faeiHdta, Bblte P1rk - Porbd au TO nlshed modern anarlmenls, 2 US AN OPI''ER. - Department of Natar.l Ruouren 1960 CORVAm Monza. Phone and 3 bedrooms. all electric - Dl'f'klo• ar Pub u4 Jttereatlo• For Trade YOUR CLELAND TV - ln. Ollve Townlhlp, bJ ar:ulh'IDI 992-5143. 5-28-5tc brick building. beautifully de. CASH FOR Antiques. Bm md addlar aureutt Ia part, bp r.. ftl E. Malli st. CAIPETING 1urfactlll! with uP!tatt ~nerete m corated. plastered walls, COJn. Hamm, Middleport, Ohio. Pomeroy, 0•1o part, aDd by &IIPb'lnl I bltumb!.DU plete Youngsl<lwn ldtchens 1960 IMPALA VB. lour door, .utface treatment tn p1rt. S.JHOI:c Pavamen& Wldth-Va11aua. power brakes, power steer· with disposal llllils, storm Pro.tffl and Work Lea,u........4.111 feel lng, reasonably priced. Phone doors and windows, building or 0.110 liDo. TWO BEDROOM home, bath For S1le or Rent "The data set for eoli\Pli:Uoa of completely insulated, lront New Hoven, 882-2682. 5-21-3tp lull basement, garage: 'J'wo. lhil wort ~.n be u " ' ftlrtll Ill SIX ROOM HOUSE, laUJK!ry btddlnl Pf'Opoeal.'" and rear entrances, beautiluJ. year-old home In Syracuse. theEach b!.dder lhall bll nqulnd to room, one block from MiddleJy landscaped, private park- 1968 EARLY American stereo: fllll with bl• bid 1 C!ertlflld ebeck Phone 992·:1421. 5-211-30tc . port Post Office, good neigh. for an amount equal to ftwt " ,., Ing, special low rent. The . This set bas M & FM radio, eeftt ot flit bltl, bul In •• ...nt more 1 borbood, out of high water, 4 epeed automatic record Haven Terrace Apartments. than 1er. thout111d 'ltoDart or a borM1 YEARL!JiitG SORREL colt, l' call· al 439 Lincoln st. or ph. for tea ,.r e...t ol frill bid, payabla changer; lovely llnish, j u sl New Haven, W. Va. Phone blaze lace, stockings, $85. Ph. tn the Dll"eMor. IIIIJ.il'lf. 5-z.stc B.ldden mutt apply, 011 U.a proper ' 882-Z2!11. 5-:18-7tc like new. Take over pay. 985-3880. S.28.atp torm~ . ror prequaUJieation wUb thl menta of $5 per month or mrhwa:v Credit Examlnlr at Colllm· bu1. Ohio, at leul !0 tiQJt before Lost and Found pay $86.21. Try it In your TRAILER SPACE, all utilities lh• d•t .. Mt to o,.n bids. LOST FRIDAY, plywood jolm SA~ available. Inquire 156 Mulher. • home. Phone 992-2838. 5-!Uie Real Estate For Sale 1"he Minimum ware to 'ba pdd to •U labOr employed em thlll t!OI'Itraet 1Nell port Clutilm.t dr, .~ 1 boat with a Johnson o HP I ' ry after 3 or S p.m. Write P. •flal! t. 1r1 •eeord•oea wftll the 1Fact11r7 air oondldCI!ICL 0u1.Y 1 motor; aiao, set of oars. Jle. "St!hedule o1 Prevamn,- HOIII'IJ waa 0. Box 425 Pomeroy. 5-B-tlc ZIG ZAG sewing machine; 1968 R1te1 AKertaiDed and Determlae4 bJ )7,846 Noymnea. Full,yequip-1 ward il lowxl. Call 94J.4225 demonstral<lr. Makes laney ·' the Deputmant of ' fndubia) Rei•· I ped. C!Mmr 111111 _ •.,.,) uona appUeabla to State IQ~WU or MH2M Racine. 5-3111c 2 BWROOM furnished trailer. atltches. New guaronlee.JlacOepartm.-nt tmpro•ementa t• ac:cordlaold now, · · ' , •.. I Working men or man a n d rtfice lor 9 payments ol II or .GEO. HOIIBfi!jTER, "llnbr anea wtUI Chapter 4115 of tba a. I .. ' - I vi.Y Co44 af Olllo." $50 cash. Phone 992-28311. 67 Ponti~ , . $2,795 1 wife. No children. $75 month. W1nted To Lease 1 l'OMEROY - 5 rooms, b a t h, Plalll and aJII(llfteiUGlll an Oft l<eeping Meigs Call 992-5319. 5-28-'te 5-2Ute tn the DepartiMftt of Rllb. .JI 1C&lall~a t dr. Sedan. F'letorY I FARMS in Meigs or Muon floor furnace, near stores, out ftJ• and U.. Office of tU OIYII:I011 Dep. Iair eondldoned. NeW PoM!ac I County lor oil and gas. Write of high water. Ut.J Director. Gallia and ,.. Difaelor ftllllWftll . . rUIJ:t to PONTOON HOUSE boat with to Chaweva 011 and G a a llnole trcai ortcinat I lll1fL!ND - 5 rooms, b a I b , reje(!t IIIJ Uld alJ bf.b. ForS.Ie Mason Area P. 1. MIHI'I'ft Bea' l ltlt1il d ar k blue . wtth Corp., 1106 Cutler St., Marietta, HOUSE with adjoining lol. 3 trailer. Phone 992-2429. ~l-Ite modern klteben, out buildings. t»IICTol I 0. 5-JI.121p Level two acres. bedTooms, large ldteben, mo1matchllli llltarlor,. : f.ft1 N 1t1D Informed As FOUR BWROOM home on Lin. dem bath, lull basemOiil, wilh 57 ACREs - Near Portland, I Aft'fti4RS ,I • ...... . ..,_ ' :.,·'.1I , coin HID, Pomeroy; recently garage, newly re-decorated. rooms, bath, modern ldleben, Wanted To Buy As Call !)92.5522 alter 4 p.m. 119 remodeled. Large lot; $11,1115. out buildings, Large garden. . , . . IMCK· PONTIAC . ~IDEWAUt BICYCLE w II h Call Lee Seyler, 99N662. Ebenezer st., omeroy, 0. HELEN 8liCI VIRGIL TEAJI'ORD training wheels, Rnhert Ash· GMC>TRUCK$ i1 Entertained I -Ute • AII80CIATES IC-UII 5-5-tfc ley residence, 992-2835. ~---~~!~_s,nooae, OIIJo ~c TIIREE ACRES, 5 room house, MAPLE STEREO radio, 111111 11-2-31e new roof, barn, ceJiar, two Early American stereo radio ANTIQUES, furniture, dllhes, cisterns and furniture $4500. combination. Beautllul 101ld 0'~ AND CROW -mlsceDIDOOUI, lira. Howard !btda.Y School atteno!anee m atale unit with 4-Bpeed ciJant. Phone 742-5613. 5-111-30tp REALTY COMPANY CecU, 800 W. Main St., PomeMll1 19 was 60; 1110 ol!erlng er. Take over paymenll ol t8 POMEROY - ApJli'Oll. I aeres, roy. 14-lfe was $15.34. Worllhil) senices 1957 PLYMOUTH Station Wa- per month or balance $811.98. z atory frame, 8 rooms, I IJed. we,. held at10:451rith the !leY. Also, lovely walnut coiiiO)e roolll!, bath, lull basement. gon, automatic transmission, • Ofl'1CE .HOVHS 9 TO 12, :.TO 5 (Cl.o.o;t· AT NOON ON· SMALL ACREAGE, no build!., M. BarMtt of Hunlin8ton, IV, with 4 speaker IOIIIICI system, ' ~lUllS;)- t:A!;r COURT ~'T.,I'OMEIIOY good condition. Can be seen Also a z story bouse used as Va. ~rlnldnll the message. Ings, slatll prl<e and I u II 4 speed dual volume control at Lou's Ashland, or caU 992rental. 3 garages. ALL IN parliculan Write Box 888-F in several members o! the local 2039. 5-:!Ntp with AM & FM radio. Pay GOOD CONDMON. $18,500. chureb ollendod QJarterJ.y Coucare of Dally Belltlne~ PoJn. balance $81.01 or paymenll POMEROY - AJIPI'OI. one- !erenco held lithe Chester llleltteroy. 5-mte Of $5 per IIIODib. Call 9112-3118. LARGE HOUSE In Racine, 9 third acre, 1¥. atory frame, & odlst CW.<h ~ eveolng at . ~ rooms, one third acre Jot, rooms, 2 beclrooinl, bath, 6:30. For S.le or Trade several locaJ tam!lleaattendod good location, $115011. Phone basement. All lor t6,500.00. 1151 AJS MOTORCYCLE, 500 ZIG ZAGOMATIC: WeD known the revival NniCOI hald II the 949-3752. 5-Z9-12tc POMEROY - z story frame, s cc, one-cylinder engine, 5mate sewlnf maehJne bas bedrooms, batb, · basement, Chester Melllodlst Cbureb !rom apeed transmlaalon. Will sell many leatures. llakel button- hardwood !1001'8, large Jot. Ma.Y 8 lh1'0U8h the 18th, with the !967 ZIG ZAG sewing machlne. or trade lor smaller cycle. bole~, darns, menda, wllbout Rev. L. M. Barnett of illlntlnsWas salesman's demonstra.. Just f6,5HJ.IIO. Phone 111Ur19, Hlft'lsonvUie. atlacbmenll. Sewa on a II loo, W. Va. as evangelist. tor. Regularly sold for $99.911; IIENBY a.ELAND HUtc types ol labrlca. Free borne • !~<Me and Kathy Follrod vis- · will sen lor $48.31, or $5 per Olllce- . . . . clemonstraUon. Pay balance ol lied their ll'andmother, Clara · month. Free home demonstr.. Wanted tion. Call 992-3211. 5-!Uie fl2.98 or montbly payments. ll-2-3te Follrod lllli aunt, Nina Robln11011 &mday. Call 992-3218. &Ute WANTED at once: Rellable Mr. and Mrs. Clair Woode truck driver. Phone 949-:1541. 1>1 TON 1952 Chevy Pickup Buslllfta Services and Conn! of cU:clevUJe had sup5-31-3te !ruck. Jobn A. Jeffers, phone 1960 FORD starllner, V-8 wllb CURTISS "DAmY BEEF" perm Sotllrda.r evelllllg, llldvlsm.rm. 11-»tc overdrive. Very good oondiJnedlllg service. Call Leland lted with Mr. llJid Mrs. w~ Uon. Phone 99UIISI, s.Nte M-le Help Wanted Parlrer, Pomeroy residence Carr and tandty. The¥ aPent alDSALI!SMAN FULL or partllme RABBITS, PHONE 99U547. 119%-22M or call station Tup. da.Y afternoon and IYOIIlni: wllh ll-2-3te 1984 DODGE. 11-cyllndor, lour pers Plallll 1187-32$1. 6 ~ 30ic his parents, Mr. and Mra. ~­ to llllablish own credit brok· door. One owner car. Wanda .erase boa"-. ;No Invest. los D, Woode, andYlaltedb.. par· ' llosl, Rl. 2, Racine, 0. Ph. meat. To help gel started, we ESTATE OF Ernest L. Eber&onto, Mr. and Mrs. llober! While 1-Utp APPALOSSA lmlD lervlce. By bach, 5 room house, bath, tfi.Sil2, parantee $150 weekly to IIIU appointment, phone 19U112. o! Keno and other relatlfel IIi baseman! and two loll, $4000, meeting our requlrenumll. 5-lWOip Meigs ~. barore ~ S room house, barn, garage, omcrAL llof Scout sleepbig Aae 110 barrier. Write, ManaIll Clrelevllle. bag. Never been used. Call two loll, $1800, 3 room house, ger, Box 700, PaJneovllle, Ohio Mrs. Sarah Woodeof~l c. C. BRADPOBD 8-»tc barn, $1300, Contact Carl J!b. . . . . Hl'l't. 1-Ntp Plains spent the Wlilk«<d wllb AUCTIONEER ersbacb, phone f92-310t. Mr. and Mrs. v... Swartz. Complele llenlee AKC IIINIA'roRE SclmlltiRI'I, f-2-lllp Mra. o. J. Evano ot.MI. Blanc, HelpW1111•• . Write. Pllou. ... Ceataet DGIHbeddlng; I WMkl old, Mich., hal been vlaltlni hOi limo ' Crfit.....,.. WAITRESS AND barmaid, t40 CNE TON Dodge 1964 truck ... Jim Nolan, Coolville 1187· thor, Mr, and Mrs. Diliomcire .,, e.utc a WMk pl111 UPII 8liCI U.tng Raelle. Oldt " with dump bed. WJ1ller Bentz. Boyleo and f!lmUY·. !'Ill: IIJ" ~ , quarters, Apply at Oreeu 0.. lltfo Phone 119%-!513. 11-»tc two week•. · ' · ' " blea on 81. ~~·•.'· GaWpolll. S'l'RAWBEI'IRf!S lor nle. BJJ. ROOM FOR two female pa. !I' ., UJ 10:00 1i\.111., (J~tn Dulllbt 6av· STRAWHERRIES, Roy W. Prof. fitt, Portland, Phone 841-1133. Wl·IJt• --'-SAVE .- or more on aluminum boats. All slzea J.O.IJ.J3.14 Pomeroy Motor Co. i ' ,''• ROBIN~ .; ~aled ~~W Will bt NCIIIYed at 1111: ornce of lho ljtat.ll Hlahway Dlttttor of Ohio CohunbUt, Olllo UD· · enc~no, DOW • ....., .tires, radio, all'-llond\tiQniog, · aholrroam <leaD. red IIIIA!rtor, a!OIIIIIlw w111te rinlsb "lth red 2-tone. 1962 OLDS STARruiE HT CPE. , • , , , ••.•• , ,$109.1 ....-rtct ............ . MIMMIIM : ~S66 CHEV, llflL Alii.4 ~R; ~ ..... , ... .'.. ,.$1~5 , <·- .. .......... .... ...,. ...... ... I, ' . ' ' · ~: r'· • ' No'fiCI TO CONUAC:TOI.J nATI •OF OHIO DIP"AR,,INT 0. HIGHI(f'AY& · .CeiVIIIIU.tl, , Qhle~ Mey 11, 1"1 2 fir ..·.'• ,,·. flEE SJOIAGE eo.: EVINRUD£ Pf.I!ASE HIJRK'I. MYA~M~ARE Y/EAKENING. REDUCED 1968 DUO BOAT .USED OUTFIT 5.55 r· .I' INFORMATION NEWS ) presents • LOCAL REPORTS DAILY . ·:". ,,. AT . 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. - HOBSTETTER REALTY ' I ' - I j' I t l. ... - ·--- . •. ' --- e.utc 11 mu, llactae. ut.a~~~ BEAtrnFUL selection ol now en, baskets, crou and beart IJfl BARIJN . iroCisl!; ,.,..., plaques lor Memoria] Day, 41 X It, ~ llp1le IIIIJII!I alii'• Sboe Repair, Middleat Eqle IIJd8t • eall . . part. 1-JS.IIIc ' 111'1. ,, ' . , ., :( •• •• •• I • • • I •• .I ' '. OVIR$1.GQ!ll l I " I '"I . OPTOMDRIST · . I. •• :--i-CHiYiUi-""1 Alfred Spcial Notes '' .,.• •.'• . Well .. _, LEAST ... HIM'SE.LF ! NEW WMPO '.; I -~E . .. ~POMEROY· HOME l AND~ BUT~ FIRS.T... 'THE. • t I' ' DICK TRACY ____ J . " ,...' '. . ' :· ~ ~ ! ' -1t '' . ' .. . ·-~i '· ,I-' .. ' . ; ' -, ' ~ -~. ' '. ·".: ..- ' • BUGS BUNNY l �'r ' ' '" ' . . ' ' ~~i~~=~~~~~··;· JK,;rer, · ,~i!l~"'l trucf\s'wul. eoabloa "" . car cyp;;· I!U!t:oo;;; to I on :'!ro;eta alii(, hlibWIIJ's- miles in hour , ml I - , ,:.te .::::· e , !20 !I,'IIIM on, ;1 ainal~,'i1o":..; ' ' e:.:r~l· , , re... Chirp. i ' :c/'ao!Jne ~ •~tot ti>,n:. i I · ,•. .. A~<Ill' 'l lt*.•tar ' . on. Chor!••.l'. Avtla;~~rll9o- ~Illy ~._..£<!! , tile , , ~ ton, P<Ostdent ol-tlio F.dlsbnEiee- wheh' 111o cy j , In ~ltl!fl••. cwf.r' • ·tric ln,odlule, prodloled 'Smadl,y,. , buill-In har , ,on. A . Avt!a told I 110\"1 ~e . betlerles ,ree ' l!'l tiiO , 0Jl01Ling IIJ• throe • day, 36tll ..,_ .volt ouijet. ·- • fio:>la. lllll con~~on o! lhli tnstttute '· ~t eJQier""op~ moctela ~~~ , ·~ rea;:, are being produced. Three d~Jand ~ the• ~rtmental olectrtc ~ , · , 1 oucles "'"e parked In !'root or tllo •..W.nu.. hOtel ' to p...vld. r~s I"!" delegates. , • · ·, "Th' , . • · Mrs. Blanche W. ~rid, 7& .· ey !~ q~, ~I)' to drive Vine St., Racine died .Q ........: · atlllos~ere,•• and re!Ollao 110 J>Oiloliton tilto tile event 1n Hoi ' .....,... ·. Avila 1114 . ng, ze~ Hosp~fll ·~L • "NO.. lll,lter1a1 j - · Glelandl'(aobornMarch27,189Z 1• .. ower ml .. the dioughter o1 tile tnw o1 d -~ ~·al •<!•II. and to. • ..,. Ella N.W,.rrr-._ She IIJ' • technoi"Bl' are maJdng the wa 11 . , · Ill • .u -· idea OColactrlcalpi'\IJIUlldmvory' be: h : . : -·· ·;...,Ill by .'' praetical., . u . , Orlky, ,one . brotiJ.. A loWs 11 0 1 trt '~. or • mla stmr. ec • e..- ml-an She is aurvlved by · oleotrtc ~red aervico truek, Waller ml Frank two 10111, beth owned by !be PhlilldOJpbto · 1 · · · • '"' ~; I Electric Co., m1 o1 · ' · s ~'-':. '""li.',Fred (~,"*'mini-bus owned oct:lc cer, Maoon; tlro brolbero, Paul • tc Truck Corp ~ Malllol, RL 2, a.etne -.d <'.Ocll ovar TONIGHT AND TUESDAY JUNE3-4 DOUBLE FEATURE { • Mrs. ' _. Di - S da . · es ' un y '' Newman-Fredric March HOMBRE (Color) PLUS Dortp Day • Rod T&¥lor DO NOT DISTURB I •s it' r: Ra01i'V CiVQns .1r. ' NEw YORK - THE STEEL liiATRf. Mrs. Ingels TONIGilT AND TUEsDAY JUNE 3. 4 \ . tbo Cannery Rodent What's A ""J .J'r_'\f llldl,y Talks between tile United steel K == =. Soutbl><>un! Dudding UU!II sun· .. . _ .;::oRKEas• UNION begina 111~ R'll' J, Evans, Jr., to, Porn. ultlmatoJY cimr!ng Dearl,y 1 m!Woo ~:..~year -contract eroy, died ~ In eq.. lions 111111 tlldus~~"Y ru __ . , ' ' ' , . c ' .. . r ' •' , •' • ·IIi~<··':•: • ~~~~lAid Preaslnterllldoni(.'., rum.,.,.d,: ~R.Idl~ui<>,Oi" ' ' 'N,a'rly aD were eonvletod by :Jr;~·;w:=lll~lam=w~··'therspoon listeiled, ', TIIO .r..c11011 ,;,, mixed. but Juries from which per1011a to the news on the ~re 'Wa~ ' genero\ .18J'111!11101it Olfllro80lqj ICI'!Ill" abollt the radio, ' that MOildly'o dectalcici oo ·death 'poi.!QI wore excluded. W01loy (Soruij.) E.,., )ljlihl c...,tial plinlatun0nt .by the U.S. , ~k WUI ApjJoal ' dechdcm and ' ICr~ei:l 10 Supioeme. CoUrt Qte&niJ, 11'1 eff'ect, ~· of , th~e f-485, Richard "~:. lloudb' hla )OJ' reverberated not the , dllllllllillni or death 'Nifl, S.,.cl!. will ~ Ida oentence Dl1lJ ill hla tiny death row ®\1 u..s.A. .•., , . . , . 10r the tntamoua ·~ o1 but to lhll tar roachos.,Qf, the !I· . Wltl!lr•""""'• IPIIOal brQII&ht eight .llll'aeo tn Chicago. !iJeck'a ,awey Pl'li!OR In Fort W!ldh, Tex. the ruling 11111 Jurors cannot be attorllly, Public Do!ondor Ger·. ·, But wben DiaL · Stanley autOmatleally rejeded because aid GeiiJ, said llie _.t , ' Kirk o! Wichita FaDs, Tex.; got .they are' -sed to Cll)ltal already II being prOjllll'ed, m1 . the word he storriled: ; p u o t.ih m o n ~ The decision .tile fact that 250 Or $20 ~ .fl. "I'm 80 mad l'Dl speechless. meant, tor Ill practical purpo- . jurors exam.ined ft'tre rejeeted • t' Wo don't know wbtt ·to dO." ses, that most o1 the 486 becauoe IIley dl~ o1 · •: ''.' • ~ LQuisiana's . ,attorney Bl'"· prisoners Qlitlng ~,cutloo in capital punlslunent wlluld be a 'li;..;_.,-11, Jack GreinDiten, har· stale prtaol.i wDI Ill slJOI'ed. ,..)or cootonttoo ol tlilt ~ : AU¥: ' ., c •• Weather en tine 1iio ~IP)!Ic ceder ci the Norlh• Amoliean' C<llilnoot'ls ail mllta wut Of Dalla, N, D. Devoted To The lnter~l3 Of The Meip-MIUOn Area &: • Roy":::"' ~':'::.~·· Sra.; f:-• 1~.!~ th~oushthel;pace~ ~tuS::'"~~~~~:·sr'!~ VOt NO. - . - XXI . . ,,.... 29 ' \ •• by Hi Brows ·1 iN MAHOGANY SADDLE LEATHER ' I $4.99 ' 0• I - I Bids for aJ)plratus on a new ftre truck were opened Monday ntgltt by PomerO)' CoomcU, but no contract waa awarded. COUncil tnotead aaked Mayor Charles Logar, Fire Chief Her>ry Worry and the council sateey commtttae to checkthebtdsttemby-ttem m1 makoarecommondaUoo at the next meedow. Bids for the a~t.PU'atus, ex.. Sun!1ay ' i' ' ' GL~BORO, N.J. (VPI).. President Johnson today reject-ed a Hanoi demaTKI that all American bombing be stopped in Nortll Vietnam. , "An honorable peace req.lire1 some gelltllres on the other side inward peace," he alld. He added tllat tllus tar in the Parts , ~~!.. "~ )!~ .ftl!t ~lit UU!o With matching _____ !~-~~~~~~~-~~-~lne Cismetlrs ., Coty , Flberfe/d, I I ' I. he; I ,, Mr, and Mrs. Nell ml son ol Lou.ilville, Ky., spert Mother's S~wu\ - ~ · Mr. -.d Mro. Clarence 11eJ1. der1011 and Mr. m1 lllro. Clair Fcilrod -.d famtl,y apsnt Molllor'o DB¥ wltll.tfloir lllolbor, Mra. Edt til Harper, at Carroll, Ohio. WITHOUT DISHWASHER $499°0 REG. $09.00 Y~LU£ -------------------.. by Coty clus~ve ol the truck chasail, were by Howe Fire ApparaiUI Ccm_pany, Anderson, Ind., $15,525, lid sutphen Fire Equipment ecpany, Cohunbus, $16,721. The decision to ha\'e curther study of the bids before a cQIIoo tract is awarded came after it waa pointed out thet the Howe firm cltd not bid 00 the eype or pumper cllled for ln speciO.ca- '. tiona. Nell Johnsoo, representing the SUii>hen linn, told counctl that bis bid included a clause to allow tho cancollatlon ot !be contract 111111 tllem 11 the tire de-nt Ill loVJ reuewll should be d&leolod thtalall. Colnell, ·mother actlvt.ty, • proved Ill> onlbance to IWihCX'· ize the e!IIPIO)'Jbent of SQuire, ·Band Uniforms Bill Paid :I.Fiblli PIIJ'l!IOIIIm tite Ullilqrms bucdDessoa m1 organizations, treasurer. tllo """ Malga lUSh Scboo!' -.d a vartoQI ct ftmd raising . The now oll!cers were install•awirclling bml wao reported week ml olllcora !or ltl88~ year - · eleciA!d i Installed cmtog Mondl,y , ~':" meol:tni at tl!o M o lg 1 ·; , Booster Au~ctallon at the · · Jlomei'07 .EIIIIIOIIIaQ.School. ,., , . · : Tho lf8 enilormo won pur. ;J' <, l!bastcl at 1 eoat ci $15,141. Over ~~-.000 at tile IIIIOWII W.a railod "rrni the past Uuwgb oollcil~ 1.../i'OIII 1ndf'1cml1, projects. ed by Mra. Welsh - pre-Arthur Millar ct Rutland ,.., ed each with a maroon and gold oleciA!d president or the asooete- lintod carnattoo. It woo voted to make a $loti lion, '"""ending Mra. Jolm Welsh contrlbuttAXl to the tund that wiD , at Middleport. bring the American Wind ~Other olllcera named w o r o p11ooy Orchestra here in ·Jul,y. Mra. Marvin Burt, FOmeroy, Students to partlciJ>ate tn tile . llrat vice· proslcltDI; Mro. Q~. citnlc to bo <oncluted in coogano ~' , l!fddloport.· oeroed · juncttoo with tho -•ranee ct vice prell-: Mra. Don Mut- tllo orchestra have ooloct' leo, Middl...._., so.c"""'-, m1 eel '"' David Bowen, director, tt Mrs. ~ ;;;'COIW, wa.-~cecl. llooaid"" ' ,. · : Frog :J..mpmg ~ ~iety ·Will Open · ,.,,,, • -. ' '·. ' ·: • . .. ' ' J thail beUlcoae ··a~ tace the real problems ol serve the secwity of each. Tbe ending the war, we must stand United States is ready to begin Cast. We must stand pat:ientl.,y discussing such agreementsand hopotuUy, but with deter- now." minatl.on, too." Summit Meedng The Preatdent, reviewing the Johosoo ~tH~nod hio apsech to "eventful and Wlcertain yearn the largest ll'aduating elisa ln since he met Koay&iD at the history of Glassboro College Gla.,boro last )'lllr dlvtoualy -which Johnson ml Kosntn waotod to rekindle the "oplrlt of made famous will! their summit Hollybusllo" flo feld-othlo boltof mootl .... l&et SWDIIIOF-11111! the "that the old ant:ap!am1 whJch comment: we eall the cold war muat fade "The world will remember - ml will ledo." Gla10boro, I hope, as a place He llated1 however, contlr~dng where understanding between tnternatJOIW problems of which nations was advanced by the trouble tn the Middle E"t was Unttod states and the Soviet a primary swrce ol concern. Union. .. , "The - ' ' ol that reg!~ deserve a peace baaed lCtOO a ' ' true and lasting settlement," he slid or continued tension between Israel aid the Arab countries. The Prestdent also tooli t!oe occasion of Glassboro re-visited to urge again SOvlet,.Amertcan steps toward general clts&r· IDCI evaaJons." Th!> Chi~! Executl vo mode I commencement .. d d r e 1 1 at Glassboro Stlte cOi.Iere where he met last June 23 ml June 25 with SOYiet Premier Aiexol KosygiJL In the prepared or his opeeeh, the President aatd tllat the North Vietnamese represer>taUves in the Parts talks had demanded tllat aD U.S. bonlblng be halted "at a limo when more North Vte~oao IUI'Piios and matortll then over before are llooding into South Vietnam." "Tho other side hlo had 11 nothing o1 substance to Ill¥ (In mament. Melga CooiiiQI' s Hoed Start Pro"For our part,*' be said. "the Porto) to theae olua who seek a aram wilt get underway at Five just Pttaee ln Asll," Johnson United States is ready to move Polnta in the COUIIQI tor tho IOilll· tn the direction or cltaarmamoot mer m June 10 . - if our two natim a can reach stand Fast Clasaoo wiU be held at Middle· "SO, Ulllll the men In Haliot binding guaronteoo which pro- port, Pomeroy, Bradbury, Salem Center ml !!axri....Wo. Cluo01 1I1U cloao 111 Aug, 2. The areoo 11111 be canvaostcl during thta week b7 teachers m1 toacber-lldol torqlstorstudellta. Reglatrolion will c:ontlnue tl1roullh the week ci June 10 at the center& untU classea are ruled. - s ci llle Eaatern a n d Southern LOcal Dtatrtcta may IUend FOmorQf . - r s wi111o chlldren In tllo Ratl-.d area IDlY IUend either tho Bracl>ury or HarrtiOIIVDie centers• Tho pt'OIIl'OJn Is clil'octed toward !!YO and atx 7ocir olds wilD have not attondod school ml Ia tntendod to aervt chlldren,ollow tnc>ometamllita. Head Start I•' b7 tilt Olllca ci Eeoaomlc ()llporluniQI to tile Melp LOcal Scheol Dis- Head Start Opens On June 10 e:ags ••td. State Asked ' • I Rockefeller Digs At Nixon's Lead -·· PORTLAND, Ore.-(UPil- Tho -man who coold, dilbv .bile Republican Natlooll · CommitiAIO mot In Portlml today tor 48 Rockefeller came just sbart or hours of housekeeping work to sl)'IJW that II the party complete arrangement~ for the nmninated former Vice PreJ.. Miami Beach convention wtdch !dent Richard M. NtlUIIIII -.lei will name the party's choice for lose the preaidenttll electloo. preaident. Thlt was tmplied in llmoot The CODsensus unong tq:l everythlng he Cllicl natiooll committeemen and state party chairmen was: - Former Vice Pre1ldent Richard M. N!IOX1 wao far WI in lront but clld not haye the I!CliDination locked ~ -A few, bit states which, up to !lOW", were at least offtcially uncommitted, <ould decide tllo outeane. New York Gov. Nelson A. RockereUer was ~ the scene wooiJW GOP leadersbtp - r t with a cms1ant theme: The Ropubitcao party oooded psndent ml Domecrattc •voteo to win in Novemberi he wu the Adult <lasses tlcla,Prc- GAUGES - GolllpoUs, Pier Bids Wednesday ... -Ills CIIARLESrON, W. Vo. (VpJ) -Bids on two river .Piers, two land piers ml two 011. the PfCliiOaed bridge over !lit Ohio Rl\'111' at Point F l wUJ be opened Wednooday. The West VIrginia Rood cam.. low bid ot $6,226,450. on~ · structure lteel was llllde JiiCIIo. 1' day by Allied Structural ~ '. em,. ot lllmmond, Ind. Other bids wore submltt•nr .; ;, · Bristol Steel aid trOll w~· :' Inc,, Bathl- Steel ~ bil', , ' ,, United states Steel corp. · Bida on building the Wut Virgtllls awrooch to tile ~ Iaiii bridge wtU be rocolwd .. .. the road commiaatm J,.. lL The bridge to acbeduled to Ill opened to tramc by ~. 1969. Tho CCIIIInlctlan til bridge ts botqr puobed 10 .0.."1:'<' place the Sliver llrtdga coiiii>Hd Dec:. ts, 1961, lilllta• 46 perSOOI. 727 Jet Skids 5,000 Feet River Gauges IL8, aid :IU ..-..: 118 loot or ron. on; Pl. Pletlaaot, ·27.30! - . ,..,......, 2uo; lllplcil, ~ao liamwbl Falll; 6,8CJ rtl. tnr. p.r!oataa. .tt.ll!l lalllng. I'IIUng; I~~ 1,5"t1Jot!l'roiiUII;1lilnall, ~ i'l$ at a .' Will Open minion announced an J1111U81t , . Amlt ciasseo in t.n>lwl and ol!lco machine _ . will bolllll at 7 p.m. cat ~. J1cno II, at theMiddt'IJCII!'IilgttScheol. "' aaases 1n tbe caa:nea offend wtU be held eada Tuoada1 a n d Thursday evening. lnltrUcto.-wtU bo Donald Wolfe, I'Omero,y lUSh Sc!hool commercial teacher. AnYone wtlllotng to onroU wilD boa not llre&<b' clolle so may ooroll at tile llrll soaslon. Tu!ttoo foes will be approximately $10 vorylng si1Sh111 dopendi!!l onrollnconL TuiUon Is 10 trict •• t11e clalople -ey at be IJOid on tho eveeiog at I h o tile GIIU..l&Oiga CorruDmiQI M.· !lrat ciaaa mooting. ' ' iloi;·!!II( Willllold. ~ 8 llet of~. ' ~.·:. ' ' 5anders & Dempsey oo special for recreation, was rUled. Ricbcounsel to prepare and su,per. ard E. Jones was named ehllr· vice proceedings to authorize man anll other member~ are Jim the Issuance of' bonds to tina.'!Ce . Soulsby, Gary Froellllll, Jot the cost ol the vtllage's 81udlal')' Struble ml Georl!l Nossolroad, &eJJerage systeJD. Costs tor ser- Jr. Ce>mcli also wtec1 to ..,.. vices ro be rendered by the Edith Slsom~ a Nllttme J>Oilee firm are not to exceed $4,000 women re~rooc~~.. to Jime 1, with the COlllllOnaatlon to be IJOid 19&8, ml to 'lfll ve the 1101'11111. from the proceeds of aueh bonds when Issued, or otherwise tram probatloo period in new o! bor loog lollll'e •• a temporary olll- ' the town general ftmd. cer. She works as a dliJPitcber. . ., A urecreatlon authority" to Attending wore M&¥w Lqar, spearhead ellorts to improve Clerk Edna sebeenleb and eo.m. playgrwnd andbeoobeUttoldconclimen Leslie Fulta, preatam; clttions in the tuwn. and to try to dewolop tile town lot between Don C41llna, Robert lb'..U. LOu Poulin ml Roy Reuter. Mechanic st. atxl Butterrwt Ave., To Probe for F"n-e's Cause Day with her PIJ'OOts, Mr. Ukl Mrs. McKinney, on Dutch Ridge llld ltloDied church here s.... diJ' morning. MrL S&rlh Woode of 1\ap. .POra Plains, a.POnl Saturday ntgllt and &lJwJIIJ' with Mr. m1 Mrs. Vere Swartz. Harry Swartz caUOd on hti mother' M r s. Carrie. Allo vistUng Mrs. Swam recently were her~htor-.d"""ln-la!r, Mr. · ~ •· Rex O'Brien oc I' more flhrfelds Jst Floor '<;osm.,ics. ·;.~~rtm~:r KITCHEN FIV~ CENTS' LB] Rejects Demand Ewln8 ru: ' I w-.. 70s .... 80s, 111gb ... day in the 801 nOnh ml 0111, low 90 -..11. Fair, mUd wodneadll¥ ntabL ·Lolr lolllglJIIa 501-.d low IICJa. Apparatus Contract Delayed Jlin,ie Uig}er ' MoiiiiJI .,._, warmer todiiY -.d WOdnesciQ', lUSh tod8¥ in Tl/E$DA ~ JUNE 4, 1968 .PQMERQY-MIDDLEf'ORT, OHIO ' = Eastern Local Social Notes ' ' WithenjiOOn'• , coso Ifill be the deatb ·~nee, but moont returned 'to the Wtnols, cwrtto pers01111 H,ntericOd .-r tlloso tor tef!enlenciJ!&, Hl1 attorneys 'ondtUOiio m!Sht 'poutbly a1ao said 'the ~die Coort · dect- _.t coovlclkl) by 1 lur7 •lon Mel "lett th8 ·dOor aJar,. lor doYOid of capital punlatunent another i.ppe~t; this one io toea. revaroe · the goUQI vofdl~ All bul It ,of the· 50 - · The cOIIri> opactllcolly ruled hlvo the dooljl panolcy on t11e1r thet Ill men IDwld ' coodomiled ' . · •' ' does ' the Cideral giillcy by · a jury from , which goveramont. ....,..;.Die ol capital IIIMI•hment Ji:limlnatoo Doath Ponolcy were syotematlcelly excluded, ' In Tellllo, Atty: Gen. Craw!oi'd ,would illvo their doatll senten- Martin llid the ruling "e!!oc· lively does lwaY with the doalh c-es set aside. Tlws, liot only clld the ruling ponoiQI •tn' all stAtes. It would be open tllo door ror countleu a vtl'YJ very remote cue where •owoall tor I COIIIIDIItatton of auyw would get the doalh Now You Know · 11te·l!'4irlrd Di ·~ ' ution·-'s ·pr-i:Jseeulors·Stunn:ed ·by S~reine Court·. . lumbus ~ at 8:20 a.m. f!OIIators representing II mojor" toolrtorkors Union CUSW) and neMr Ev · 1 ana was a •etelian ci Cooun_.e II 10 LDL (EDT). J>roducora begtnat tile Hotoi th0 oroao War -.d a mom. Mro. Ellen Mae Ingles 75 ber ci . tile Disabled Veterans . MIAMI - TROPICAL STO ·. ' . dJed UDe>:pectedJy Saturday ~ve..: organ!zaUon, toward the IOUthwest FlorJ4a l!M ABBY, I June oddiQI, churned ing at the residence or her son He Is survived by his wtce · ~~ !orecosters predlciA!d E. M. Blake, Sr., Seventh st.' it would reach hurricane ll>rco The weather bureau oatd o ng laRI today, Middleport. ' ' ., c ..., ... .w.c tor the deleglteS': dren. Fort 1\lyors and Tamp; i<rnettme llblzy wao OlfjleciA!d to . hit between Po Mrs. Ingels was born May 10 meroy.; t1vo listera, Mra. Wm. The 'Mara n car built .... Preparations llj)jloared to be In thto eVOIIing. But lew hurricane 1893 in West Virginia, thedl~ F. Stevens, st. Alb111s and Mra Electronic Fuel ' ~ the Funeral services wtU be hold l>l'ngroso along 111o cauL ter of the late F. E. and Eliza. PI\YIIIs Givens, Cberl~aton, and o1 Feredllo Mic~~.., ~ ~ednolday it 2 p,m. at 111o litTHE NATION'S FOUIWI recently do~gnecl ~ , 01 ~no Bajllist Cberch witlllbe Rev, Mayor beth Mumaw BJaettnar. She was mounted Wward loot ' AY MEMORIAL DAY traMc doath toll several nieces and nophe,.., also preceded Jn death by her 1 Ytar • record or 608 ....... Funeral oerv!ces will be hold be~rles to PGWer I 16• lngillJ~ CBudl Rottlild oll!etathis ntern&tlooal count II 6 LDL CEDT) --... A United Ptoos Tuelday husband, George w. lllgels. at 2 p.m. at Ewing · wU1 be In Lelart 131, Pianos 14, and Mls""""-' -eel: Trame 572, D-.tnga Chapol with tho Rev. ~ M' Cometory, Friends miiJ' ea11 111 Mrs. Ingels was a methber or • 80, ' GW omc.lattng. Burial wm be · Rawlqs • Coats Funeral H..,. the United Brethren Church at Mason. tn Rock ~rings Comete •lll'ltmo Iller 4 p... 00 TueaVETERANS MEMORIAL Gmestde services wtn be::;. e8 dB¥ until noon Woclnelday When She is survived by three soos HOSPITAL Saturda,y Admissions _ JOah. duciA!d by American Legion Drew ,the ~ , wtU be taken to 111o George H. lJlieJs, New Have~ E. M. Blake, Sr., Middleport, ua Jackson, Rutland; Margaret Wobatar Fl>st No. 39. Frl-.ds FUneral servl®a tor Mamie church; . and Radford Ingels, Call!ornJa· HUJ, Dayton; DaiiiJ' Swick, Mid. mil¥ call 11111ime, Nov _ ll<la Zeigler, 84, n-~-, ~ She wasa member ortllo PllnU -"w "'u Mathodlst Cberch. . · eight grandchildren, aoo si~ dleport; James D. JOhnson, Mar&lJwJIIJ' School attendance 011 dlid at her rolddence &lnd8¥ TWO FINED • great-{a'andchildren. ietta; Mary Biuell, Minersville May 12 was 66, the c-fierfng, wiD be hold Wednoodlcy at j Tlf<l defendants ...,.. lined and Saturda,y Discharges _ lllida. $19.94. In observance or MothFuneral services w:lll be held p.m. at Ewing ~Rev. Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Rawlings- Warth, Burton Carson, A n n a er's Da.Y, a J)Oi:!m was read by a third tortotted a bond In _.,_ Hubert Harris wt11 oil!~ 11'111! Coats Funeral Hothe w:lth the Crisl!p, Victor McCloud Mar- Rlcilr Dillinger, IS ell tile Moth- Olld bearings beCore Pomeroy burial In tile Rurlinllliam Come. ' Rev. Ralph Mahoney omciltitlg. ton Walter. ers (25 in 110 otood at tile tront M&¥or Charles Logar. Fortelt- lecy beoldo her late luabeud, Burial will be In Kirkland Mem- , ~ Admissions - Ralph or the church, and a potted plant tng l fl3.70 bond polled OUcbar- George, and ..... Erell. orial Gardens. Friends may call Sis1801l, Pomeroy; John Adama was presented each one present, lrOS ci running 1 stop oJsn WIS Mra. Zelitor wss a member OPEN DAILr anytime. RaclDe; Wilma Riggs, Racine; with several lett for those un- RB¥ Molton, McMlnnldfl Tom or the llDiled Bretllren Church · 8 to 5:30 Fined were Harold Br~ Jr • ot Sliver Ridge, Lewis Williams, Pomeroy; Ron- able to attend. FRI. 9 to B Racine, $15 and ooste, reek.es·~ ald GrlliUtl, Racine. During the worship service She Is IAil'VIved by live ...,s SAT. 9 to 9 oporaUon, and Louts Jolmooo &mda,y Discharges _ James at 10r45, led by Ernest Taylor Lowell Zeigler, Albany, • n ,j Now Haven, $5 ..,. eosts, Jeri .( Johnson, Ad:IJe Baker. the sq, "Mother's Prayer; center. George Zelitor, Charles Zolg. Have F~owed Mfl," was used lar, Avery Zotgler -.d C Ia I r as a.dedlcation song. CALL CANCELLED Zeigler, .all ol Pomeroy; 0 n e Tho PumoiW FireDopartmeot Tho M. Y. F. held ito regular MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL doullllter, Mra. Elholllart, Shadt· received a cl\11 to the Earl Don. meeung Sunday eveniqr at o:ao Satufday Actmisslona - Leo- llWllillltrs, J-e Rawttng1 .,.j 1\Y resideoce on Peacock Ave., Worship services followed at 7:: pold ~~~. Fl>meroy. Anna llenowlt•, ChiUICOtlle; n1no &ands.v evening Where ·a car wu 45, with Lhe Rev. casto. sr-.dchll<lren; 19· great • FODd-~ Discharl!' - Charreported on fire. The call was The Woman's Society ofOlris- los Clark, chlidren, and sevoro1 nloce1 m1 cancelled before f'lrethen ar- tlan Service held Its regular lilnda,y Actmiaston,s _ None. nephews. rived, howl!ver. meeting Tuesday, May 2l, at Frteact• mo,y calt at !icnctay Dlsdaargea - Charthe hcxne or Isola Taylor, w1 111 lea Marcinko, Thomas Mathews. nenl ·Home lliJ)'time, :::~::?Q.:?.?.io::!!:Y.=:&:;&·;o:-......-.;.·.· ....................... . .....,.._-..;>;•,•. •;.o;no.v..v-,.,.,. Alma Swartz, P~oeram . leader. .. ·:·: SOLDIER HELD ·.·. Mr. aid Mr., Dolbort Yost .:.:.:·:· PauJ Thomas Graham 17 Cr••-·m w· Va., was arrest' • and tamliy ol Sligar Grove 0 -.sl:n· e, ed for Arm,y authorities over the spent Mother'S Day treeke.dwtth Woelconcl by Fl>moro,y pollee and their parents, Mr. and Mn. Har- ;:: ry. Guthrie and Mr. m1 Mrs. lodged in Meigs COURQI jaU charged as AWOL ' Tom Yost. and attended church here Sunday morning. ,,: Mr. aid Mra. Hobart Swartz ... :·· epp/isnces and Nina RobJnson. attended a OPEN HIGHER NEW YORK (lJPI) _ Prices Mother's IMy dinner at the hmne toda,y opened higher In active of their son aDJ daughter, ~ :· lntrod~~ee~ Mtumai n __ Bo' trading on ¢he New York Stoek specUvel.y, Mr. and Mrs. Ger.. -e~ .._ u Exchange, aid SWam ..,. !lunily at Marietta, O~o. Mrs. o. J. Evens ol ML Blanc Mich., has been vt.stu~ brother and stster.fn.latr, Mr. lnd Mrs. Dinsmore lloyteo. On Mother'o o.y they all visited reiaHves in Weat Virginia. . Mr. G. L. Michael o1 Minersville, RD, will celebnte hia 90th btrthjily on SoturdiJo May 18 at hio homo. Mrs. NoUte Par..,; of tht1 area to hia daughter. Mr. -.d Mr1. Clair w-..,. CoM!, 0C Ctrcievtlle, 0., visited his _parents, Mr. lilt MrL ,c;.~loo D. WOOdo ~ OVIII- Dies Saturday TO SIR, WITH LOVE .. (Technfcolor) Sidney Poltier, Judy Geeson COLORCARTOONSr i ,;;o. ·. . ' � 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 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 June 3, 1968 cleland evans rainey zeigler