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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. ·. . ' �., -. . •. ' Te.t~~ra, . ~~~~~:~ Cow>llJd ~ for the . Hold . ~am as ......,. ~~~ '"· o ... u 111d, director ......... .., '"" · C.:rrie Green, Evelyn Jolley, HaJ>o 1 non center; Erma -Barnett, North Point; Sally Darst, Henderao111 E,.qp Gammon, and Rebecca Buckner, Centrolt Dorothy Ball, "':cller• _ x- -... ,, George Dalton PT. PLEASANT- GeorgeDal. lliid,., He was a retired school - · He waa bora lD Mason CoiJnbl Au&ust 16, 1887, .... ~ the late Albert and Ama Morr i - Daillla. !llrrivlni Ia one s! oter, Mag. lie Beard, Southside, W.Va. Fuoorol oervloe will be Wednes. ~ 2 p.m. lD the Crow-Hu,. eell Funeral Home with the Rev. Charles Frum al!lclatlng, BurIll will be in &merest Cometary. Friends may ea!l at the Ill· oeral home after 7 p.m. todQo, ' erS, Central; ' IIIII ~ Lovolette, W, Va. died Sllurday In a Hunt!ngloD hoa- Pay Boost Authorized • ,j r I I t f, ' , I I I ' I. .' .I ., ~ ' I l I' .\} Raeine; Mra. stephen P. Wood, l lnlntoo; Ewrett EU!ott, Rt. I Albany! Mrs. Michael H. Dunn, Rt. 3 OOk HWt Mro. Harold W, Ruuell, Rt. 1 oak. Hill; Mrs. II'UIIam E. FoJtor, Rt. 2 JackMrl. BIU R. Goble, Jack· ICXI! Mrs. Clyde H. McCay, Jr., RL 2 Jacklont · Mrs. Jack D. Zlrkle, E~, W; VL; Mrs. Howard G. Markel, Rt. I Pedro. BIRTHS llrL ll!ehael H. Dunn, Rt. 3 OIL! Hill, 10:29 .. .,_ Mon- .,_ DISCHARGES Rlebud D. Blankenship, Mrs. Sldne)' M. Buster, Sidney M. iowlea, Mrs. Wash K. Covlns, JOMPb L lileheart, Aha E. JOhn. lon, F1~ E. Mo88ie, Edward D. Merry, Fred C. Merry, · Al>- ' I JJ t ., • Dorothy Newell, pla L. Smith, Stephen E.. Slo....., Mra. W!Ulam K. Martyn aad lnlllnt Mrs. John E. . Lambert llJd infant son, Mrs. J:..al!e D. Cox and infant son. \ L, I'<~ GB •. llf·FRED DOWN ..,. '~'eli! · 30 . ~If ,625 .,. ·'' . il~ Wrillr" I; ' '~lt!IIJ!Irll • · 28 !!0 .583. , # ~IIJ1' Dletc ~~l!a!n• called · 1 _:~Ciel<o!ind . 28 ·22 .560· 3, . for Jllrl Lonbo~g and iuddenly It "'' iii·lo!l~- I •. 25 :· 24 .510 ~- waa l!}<e 196T au·..., ageh) !or , :i)Boe!On 24 _2t ,50.0 '6 '. !h'e Bos(!>D ~Od Sox. '' . ·¥t:!)o.lklond 23 ·2! ', 489 ll'b ' ~ ~ ·of p,~2 at ·; i),NIII .)'P,ill< 22 27 .~4t· ~oolorl'• Fenway, ParK roH ~~~ ~-Chic~. .. 21 2! ,447- · ,61/j ;~~ -. ~llltl ill o SloltdlDe 'Csllforflla 22 28 '.uo -.t ' 1 11' 1 1ti011 !qr,the ,pil~g hero of 1 .. :Weoh!rigton ... ·19 c29 :396 lilr. •fit! SoX' ~orlean League ·, ::; Monday's Rt!sulll ., ~ v!cjory. Tide liao ~ - fl'o 'f1.rst' ..,P...ance II enwat al~ce t(t• World i!"ri•• It was "lor rea~;• too, i .· • .. ,, :, , ..;...ced-~¥J.ee :t~::· ,. ' -r., &fim, ~1nel.., Tide 1 Staff . ' tar!es, cooks, Is Employed l!lilp!Q)'IIionl o(buodrtvetaaild o111er pei'aonnol. ,_ . I . . -j~~- Empi<IJmOnt ~ 4~1 .llecre- ·an.r euatodlina. ·-Math- Y•· RUTLAND FURNITURE ••~ , .\. . .~-"' - r . ,_. • ·_ ._, *"""- · u.- • . Now for the'firBt time in the ii!S~ce '. indu~tfY, Nationwi~e I,nsqtai)C!\ ~.iU ··,. guarantee r~:newal of .Hom~wnl(l'S .m· · surance for fiVe years. Ask me ~!'out 1t. 1 , ." .' j ' J -·1 wm •••"T Tl!ree cou PT. PLE~• • Die• .haYe made awl! cations for llcintel In lbo ollloe ot the CIIUIIl;r clerk. •-•"'·• were: Jllllel Edward ....,....w,.20 Clrlolon, • Pomeroy, p,, and Judy Jo Ha«man, 19• New lJa. veDt Reymand Frieman Nibert, . 22, Galllpolla Ferry, and c:mnl• marrtace . ='Booton 4 llalrolt 3 night " ;;peve 3 Chi 2;14!:..a., night '-ll"jlaldmore 2 Csllfornla 0, nlsbt MinnesoQI 4 New York 3 night t f (Onli games .scheduled)' . :~ Today' a Probable Pitchers '• . (All Times EDT) Chicago (John 4-0l at Cle..;_ nd (Tiant 7-tl, 7o30.~.m. , . 'll. Oakland (Hunter .!-3) at , )'lashlrwtoo ;(!11•cual W), 8:05 P.m. . . ¥':·,, ~~ Californta··• CEalis . 3.-5) at . ~Umore·.(Horden 6-2), 8 p.m. . 'i Minnesota <M;errlll 3-4l at ,..., York (Bahhoen 5-1), 8 p.m. ~ Detroit (Lollch 3-2) and ljobson ~ or Palterson 1·2l at 8ooton (Ellsworth 4--t llJd Waalewskl 2--6), 2, 5:30~m. /Wedhesday'f !James ;p.tcago at Cleveland, nlsbl Jltkland It Washington, nlllltl ;;Csllfornla II Baltlll)ora, nlrbt rtnnesota at New York, night · ;lietroit at Boston, nlaht ;~ • National ~ W, L. Pet. GB ~· Louis 28 21 · ,571 ~ta -- 27 22. .551 I - :SOOFnm;laco .27 23· .540 l'h ICII!eago 25 23 .521 ~h · ;\>hlledelphia 22 21 ,$!2 3 :i:ctndnnati 23 23 .500 31-h ~~ Aaples 26 26 .500 31/z ;.J!octston 21 27 .t38 6'h ' '·' Leo Meadllll'l, 16, Aw!e Gron; Thomss Martin l'lllllD, 2l, Pt. Pleasant, Deborah Arol'~· ., Lelgue ~Pl!taburgh - 19 25 .t32 6\1 New York 2q 27 ,426 7 t_;_ ; Mondi.Y'a Results 1 .· ~i.iladQ)phla 1 San Fran , 0 . ·s[ Louis 1 Hooaton 2 (n) •,Alia~ 3 Cine!···~ (n) "~ ••~w 2 •-tea • Plttoburgh Lo. .,...... 0 (n) ~.. (Only games scheduled Tnday' Probabl Pitch 1 0 \<(, ers \"'~Lost Records in Paren·•·ses) .. _ . will New York (Koosman S.::, at Clt!,csso Glenklne 5-.1), 2:30 p.m. 6o12-2o4and36 1"01 ROlLS · OF FIBER GLASS. ROOF CfMENT AND PAINI'S ct!= <!:;\.a,,~ RUTLAfol!)- Recl1nd Green · G.41.YA IHIILD·-"'icc ~ -·- 1 p.:.. ~ .., I ~ .~ ~ncl~ ~Connick ALSO ·~~ (Cuell~ 3-t), &30 p,m. , Plllledelpll!a (L.Jackson -~ .J~~~. I• presprve a t-3 victory over the Si.ves Win fielder's choice to end the Detro!IT!aera. Lonbori took over ,ar.ncllY . th~eat. He prlllocted the lead Lo-g, who e~red tom nllll!t lot 'JOIC! SoitiiQo Otter · untO Getes Brown doubled and lipmenta ln. bls 1!111 lmee In a Jim Northrup'• .......,., eht&!e Dick McAulU!e walked with two winter sldlni ace!- after cut the Tigers' dellcll to """ ·out In the nintli,and SpariQo LYle wlmlni, 22 _games last - - ALU•A ASIESTOSFIBE«NO. 301 WIDUOYEAa GUARANrEE AND NO. 350 FOR 'iUI.IIS, ·KING BUILDERS SUPPLY.CO.· . . - MIDDI.IPOirf . . , 0. c ~ t ard'.s Be·g •m · · T0 pu·II Away· ' .· . · _ '111 VITO STELLINO ' . Blrdoo" of a year ago who made 1 mockery out of the lradltionoJ · tight N • I I o n I I League raoe. The Cordo battered Hauoton 7· 2 Monday night tor lhell' olxth otralsbt vlotory, since last Thw'sda,y and _they're even in a better podtlon ln the race now than they were 1 year ago. Early Decision The Cords leed the league by ooe game with a 28-21 record and a .571 percentage. On June 3, 1967 the COrds had a 26-17 record for a .605 percentage although they traDed Clnc!tmat! UPI Si>c»;ts Writer It's Ume to slop wonderlrw what's wront with the st. Louis cardinals ~~ lime IP start wonderlrw w he the r .they're going to make another 'runsway of the National League race. When the. Clrdlnala went into a hltllng alump and lost 11 out of. 13 games ~ot month to drop aut or first ploce, It looked like the -club had lost Ita touch of a year ago. But since last Thursday the Cudinals hiVe sllddenly revived the memories of the "EI Yankees . by three games. But Cincinnati coll~ed with Injuries, the Cards boa! o!1 a challenge by the Chicago cub; and the race was over by Auglia~ If the cards keep up their hitting of· the list oix pmes, .theY mB¥ be able to repeat. They've aeored 31 runa ln the list six game• compared to 23 In the previous 15 at the end of May. Mike Shannon drove In three runs with two doubles and a sacrifice lly and Cepeda drove in two with 'tbree hits lncludlns Ills sixth homer of the sea• to pace the cardinal attack and make It easy tor Nolson BrUes to win his . sixth game. Elsewhere in the National League, Pll!ladelphla nipPed s.n w·ID Ders 6•1' Over Mets m Opener 0 Righthander Phil Miller got thoYankeeso!ftosperfectstarl in Mlddloport's Boys' Lea8ue opener Mpnday evening with a ~ 0 - • · ~~it~ 6-l victory over the Meta, a name assumed by the former Red Sox managed by Low· ell Price Met.s ~rk Aultalx!StevePrlce tou bed Mill 1 harm! •• c er or , ess s.u..glea ec]y" The Meta nm came In the fifth when MWer loot the range and walked three batters, Barrett scoring on an error. A !rlple by Terry Pickens, a double by Phil M!ller,andbackto back aingles by Dave 'l)ree and Woody Call, a hit batsman lltd a walk plated live runs for the · . Francisco 1-0, Atlanta edged Cincinnati 3-2 and )Aio Angeles blinked Pittsburgh 2-0. In the American League, Buston nipped Detroit 4-.1, CIOYeland edged Chicago 3ll! In 14 innings, Balllmore blanked California 2-0 and M!Mesota sflutout New York 4-0 The cardS got three runs in the fourth to start their rout. Yanka In the ftfth running. AI>other came hmneinthethlrdon Phil Miller's leado!1 single and Tyree's triple. Other Yank hit. ters were Robbie Harris a single, Tyre a third hit. and Chris M!Uer a single. Miller fanned II and walked four. Price of the Mots fanned 8, nd alked a w me. The other game scheduled last . nlsbt, Rutland versus !he Braves, was cancelled due to the can(!!. lion or the No. 2 diamond. Yanks 501 000-6 9 o Meta 000 010-1 2 3 P. Miller and CoiL Price and Ault. Umpires: J, TannehW and D. File. Singles by Julian Javier and Curt Flond, Cepeda'• single, Shlnnon1s first double and Dal Maxvill's aIngle scored thenma. ShaMOII doubled In another in the nnh and the Cards gvt two more in the seventh to koock out starter and loser Denny Lemaster. Ce""""'e homer Jn the ninth """' Uj) things for BrUes, wrapped who was touched for II hits but ' survived since he had a big cushion. Short Win> One Chris Short broke his n.... game losing streak with a fiveh!ltor 10 the Phlls nipped the GlaJits. Roberto Pena singled in tJae only run of the game in the seventh lmlng-an unearned run- to pin the loss on Ray Sadecki, now 6-6, Veterans Ken Boyer and Rooky Colavito singled Jn first Inning runs as the lopped Pittsburgh. Claude o,. teen pitched a seven hitter to gob) _the victA>ry. Bob Veale suffered the loss. Osteen is 4-7 and Veale Is 2.6. Tlto Francona singled In the tie-breaking run in the sixth Inning and Claude Raymond pitched three imings or scoreless relief boll so Atlanta topped Cincinnati, The Reds got two runs in the first on doubles by Pete Rose and Tonuny Helms and Alex Johnsoo's single but couldn't score again o!1 winner Ken Johnson and Raymord Joe Torre's two-run homer . in the fourth tied the score. was IUIIliiiOOed to retire Jim Northnp fAir the final out at the game, . l..onbdrg and. Wllllamo agreed that It was .. . Impressive ·JIOrf~mance although the man· apr SoldJimwtllre.....,lnthe 'bul1110n, for a while. IUo .I!Dftday . nlsbt stint helped Sont!qo to _ hlo sixth victory and .enabled the Red Sox to climb to tlie .500 mark, . IUmlng • y!ctory over the Chlcal!l' \VIIIIt Sox In other AL eamea. Cardoliwa11!PAsl:ros. The Ill Loulo the HoUstpn As!roa 7..2, · lhe Pllll~ Pllllllea edged the ~ Frinc!s.co · Glanto 1.0, the Atlanta Br~vea nlwed the ClnclnnaU ROds 3.:! IJII!lthe ~ Angelea lludgerl defeated the PIIUburp .)!Irma 2.0 1D The Red Sox scored all their tuna In the IUth lmlns ·'"' a walk, dooblea by carl Ya,. trzems!d and Ken HIIJ:relson and singles by Rico Pcilroeelll and Els!on IIOWllrd. McAtt!Ufo homered . for the Tigers' !1rs! rWl In the third. ~ Tho Haltimore Orioles de!est· ed the CoiUornla Angela 2.0, the Minnesota Twins nipped tlte New York Yankees 4--3 and the Cleveland India.Ds scored a 3.2 Nations! Leap games. . DaVe McNally pitched a flv_e. lilltor and struck out 12 to even bla season reeo1"1et 5-S lor the Orioles. lloO!I' l'liwell 1111 a tworun t.>mer Jn !lie fourth, hlo eighth of tbe seaoon. Third b~aemaa Bobb,y Col' error with two on llJd none out In th• eighth !Mlng enabled Harmon Killebrew to score from second base wftb the '!'wins' wiooin.g nm. Two pla,ys ca,dlnal•,- alll!nst ..,.loss. ··' Jose . Vlllal reliever· hc:k Fl.,.t ou1 •111\:lhe 'lti!J to ~ - their victory, """"' Wlilte SoX. -: The lt)dllila;' IIIUjiOd,< lltt Wlllto Sox' four·, ! P'lll! winning strOttic, . .....,. In the nlnll> VIc s!ngied, ........... llJd lallled oo WW!e 5ml!b'a olnl!le off U.year<Jid rolleYV Hoyt !VllheJm. QaYatlllo UnftiWay or lt-enollor, J11U nlllllhlpothlpe pro- ttollon on your boat and ~11. Why rlek being · aunk"llnanclatly7 Malte 1111 ... 111011111- Joflbl• yet by proleollng JOUIIIII with Outbolrd or Yaohiii1IUI'Ince flam The tlarllord. Call 111 toclay tor eomplate lnlormation on \' ' talllPitll Pr*Jion. ER SPECIAL CAU 992-5186 TODAY ASH ST. MIDDLEPORT SKI COACH MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (UPI) DOWNING INSURANCE INC. -Gene Kotlarek, 28, a five time national ski jwnp!ng champion, Monday was named as coach of the United States ski jwnp!ng team. Kotlarek, twice a member ot the U.S. Olympic team, in 1960 and 1964, retired trom cc:JDU)eti· Uon only last year after injuring ICE AND FUEL POINT PLEASANT, W. VA. PHONE 675-2460 his foot. Won Only 11 At Crosley Faeld Reds Los~ 15t h Q0 G ~ p1e ame_ ,.. • " , : u. ,. . ,. ,. , • . . CINCINNATI (UPO - For should come with normal aO!ng elbow. Claude Haymond . at years Crpsley Field haa been swings. • blanked the Reda the final three 11 11 labeled a hml& run hitter's The opposlUcri his· out--homered innings to preserve Johnson's paradise." the Red8 22-9 in the 26 games victory. Tadl,y, ~. you mWtt the Red.a have played at CrosRaymond was given a scare taw I' hard time convlnci~W ley Field this seaaon. What Is in the seventh hwng when the Redo DWIIger Daw Bristol more, only three of those nine Reds loaded the bases with one that the label isn't I misnomer. homers have come in the Reds' out. However, he weathered the "l Just can't underotand why laat 16 pmea at the field. threat by s!rlldng out pinchhlt. we don't hit more homers play. When you look at the home ter Mack Joo., and retiring lng ln this · park," sdd a per. run total you can understand Rose m a bounder to second plexed Brtstol Monday night aft. why the Reds have a 11·15 roc· base. er the Atlanta Braves closed oot ord at hmle. It was tbe last chance for the the Reds 3-2 -In the ..,ener of a Jose Torres' fourth Inning ho- Reds who will send Gerry Ar· throe-game serlea. mer off George CUlver, with r!gv agalost r!sbthsnder Ron Brtotol was qultk "to edd that Haok Aaron lboa1"1, matched Heed tonight. he doeon't want his playera go- the two runs the Reds ocored Heed, 1 former Detroit Piston 1Dg tip to· the plote' and dellber· off Ken Johnooo In the !Irs! 10:. pro blsketboller, w!U take a 6-1 ately •winlllnl for hQoilero. · nlng on doubles by Pete Rose record Into the game. Homers With Normal S!rlll& a~ TOtnmy !lelmo and a sqle The two c:luba wW wind .., It Is lllo belle! that, with by ~ Johnson. the serteo Wednead&y night with Croslay Field offering such 1.. Aaron, on base ortor 1 noM. the Redo' Gary Nolan owoslrw vidr.- 1arpts,: the h<mera er's choice, stole aecand m:1 Phil Nlekro. came lane . with the · w1nn1nc Tho 20-year-<>ld Nolan, maklrv 1'\111 Iii the, sixth lnnlni Tlto his del!ut llt•l Friday artor lJcj. Fruo;ona' single to righL · !ng sidelined with arm trooble, Ken Jolmoon r~eled off five olopped the · Plllladelpit!a PhUo hltle11 . frame• a!tor belrw - with three hils In six lnnlrwo nicked . iclr the two nrst.lmlng while earnirw credit tor the vic· MillS before departing with an tory llJd a 5-4 daclolon over the Cc#lllla 6-1) •t if!ttlburgh · (Bunning 3-$) Lo• Anples (Dryldale 6-3) p~zb, · ' Wedoeldlt¥'1 'Games N~w York at Chicago Atlanta at Clnelnnati (D) ~lpld.a at san Frln. St; Lou!l at Hauaton (n) Plttltburilt at Los A,. (n) '*' Big Opening Chrysler Newport priced about $2.29 a.month more than a Chevy Caprice* (which is still a Chevy). Newport is just one of the reasons why Chrysler sales are soaring. Why bother· with a smaller car when for just a few dollars a month more you can move up to Chrysler? Competition calls us unbeatable . ' ,·d :,:I PhlUiis. I ' . . un b\\\S C\eatl,. ~r ~ . - I -see why? , '(i'll tollt\ilt ·fot the first Umeln run "'''! loft lwo Mllllerl fii 1ti88 lai\ ~rid., ·nleht·with ·the ,· base Witli two out. Ulnbort ii!l Red Sox trailing ID a game tjley Bill Freohan with a Ditched ..entu~J~y loot lA) the Oildand ' boll, Ill)~ the baaes, bul cause 1111 mlsi!!On ,..,: to Alllletlca. retired WOlle Horton 011 a .:"Od ·~ •Johnocia.' -ril r~~.bi AIIOmlv• a; F. llJd R., G, !!flllc rtave w1111e ·the defeiii!IDII_, npreseliied by ~· CocO 8. ~. Charles J. 'Jb'er 111111 Doll Kingery. . - f· .... Juroro· ,.,-'•• •u,. .,.... u-"' llldlte Charltl -Divers, "'" '-'. f, . Eoeuo, Iris H. ·..r·lisher, -l(lbr· once Love, ·Lar>:l-'H. Pirsona, ·Paul F!tza\lrol4; Dovlo ~·· John EsCue, F; R. Fauver, Sle Poft and w• H, 0111'·.,..r; Follow!nl 111e MondaY His!on of ...,ri the petit jUrors were .~ ....., .~, "-'•• diamls...._, ~ Th ...o. 2t, at 9:30 a.m. au••u~ er •• v ~·• action 1111 for ..-on _...,, u• Vlclde · Wamolt¥ vo. Jobn ~ until th .... lla was ....uaiOd . e ,.... !ember lerm ~ 00111'1- • ' ASll TO W. 8\> , a;,te- . .!·o~ Elr!JilwMem ~ Malnlaaneo Reech HWt j'iorJIIa Riggs, -llloomel. . son; Goldie Absten, Leon; Vesta PT, PLEASANT - Teachers ~""""'C~YJ~~ent - ~ olflee jiOrson· Duncan, Sunnyside. were hired b7 ·thO Mason COUnQo ..,.... ne1. . • • JIJI!tors - oalary $128 p e r Boord 0 f Educ I d . . forth • ~·~~ AWf<noal of N. Y•.c. prosram month - Juper Likens, Cen- m~r prcsnm under Title! with (IJUIIIIIIlJ') ~·mpl-entbfJIO!".. tral; Margie Benson, Hannan; 350 cli!ldren eipectod to part!. oOmel. · Retha Lee camden, North Point; cipato. Tranlller of !llnclo l!flbln lbo VIola Stewart, Hartford; Elmer Teachers OIJIIIloyed ~om June · buclaet. Braii'IAn, Beech Hill; Homer Lau.- 24 to August 2 with oalary based _ _, __ __. ~ -M•' teacb derml!t, Masont Ray Duncan, oo certlllcallon and experience er;;:''"""'".._. ,..,..ar · Hend.Grson; Warren Stewart, Le- were: Sadie C. Abner. Sharon . Tranlllor of teacher~~< -r on; Worthy Long, Swtru'slde. Alberclllnald, Judith BurdeIto, as subEmpl- • Margaret BI£Ule was hired as Anyae Eloise Conrjld, Thomas ~ -·• · e~~•~· bus dr!- !or remala· secretary or tbe· proghm at a Cook, Charles cottrUI, Maxine ~~ ·~ ochool term. dtr salary of $400 per month. Fowler, Mary P. Grimm, ~I .... Empl03'1110111 ~ aummer holp. B. Hereford, Terri Michael, cato1 Miller, Dorothy Mltcholl, Jer- - - - - - - - - - ry L. Neal, Heier Pollrw, El!J· .. .... ....__ d abeth Ann Ray, Slndri Hawsey, JVUOD ·...._fr&gant and Glom Sergant, Roose. Lydia Sannders, Lo!aShlnn,Fa.Ye PT. PLEAsANT- One clvU vellt Worthy Long, &lnyo!det S. Smith, Patricia Stephens, Ju- action "'" dlomlosed and IIIQih· Evelyn JeweJl, West Columbia; H. WWs. --"-·ed -~1 & • . _ d lth Williams, Re-'nald •• or wao ~·-"' ' wow •~ ..,.. Ernie Martin, Woods. School cooks hired were Ber~ Elementary oob•titu18s - Com!>- tomber term of Ma"'"' COUnly bell stevens and Ferron Cr&- Circuit Collrt ac<Ordlng 11> or. tha Bowers, ArbUckle; Mrs. AJ.. means. Secondary subatieuto ders signed bl the cooJrt and ice Matthews, Beale; Dorothy l!lchard Haycraft. AU toachers entered 1n the olflce ,J U,. c1r. Newell, Beech Hlllt Velma Clark, Broad RWlt Glema Rogero And employed and placed as needed. cult clerk. Aides for the program em· The elvU actioll of the West CocO Likens, Cenlrolt Ksthryn p!oyed at $50 per week oalary VIrginia Slate DepartDieot Dabney and Eileen Duffer, Hanare: Barbara Adkins, Laura Jac- Alllury See .,..1 diamls,..t llJd nan; Dorothy James, Hartford; quel!ne, Rosemary Ball, Collier· the action Sil'led Earl . H: Keel'. Inez :Birchfielcl, Effie Roach, Henderson; Goldie Absten, Helen lne Blaine, Cheryl l!iankensh!p, er vs. l!Uiy Ray Ward~ Bon· Cossin, Mary stephens, Leon; Michael B. Colegrove, Judy Dar·· Die Ward was~ until tho Hazel Friend, Letart; N o r m a lone Green!.. , Mary Esther September term ot ~ Rigp, Pearl Roush, Beatrice Grubb, Christina Fa.Ye H~ Charlotte AM McMellon, Norah~ Weaver, Mason; Lucy &nlth, Ann McNeUI, Barbara Kay Mar· Mrs. Frankie Mayes, Mt. Olive; shall, carol Ann Morse, carol Gertrude llall, MI. Flower; Ed. Jane Nibert, Sandra Yvonne Pic· Q-What provlllo!o fllll4dl !th Marie Roush, Geraldine kens, Richard Lee Roush, Pau- for the pre11 to cover proGibbs, New Haven; Margaret lette Jean Russell, Kathryn 1.ynn ceedmas m Congre11? Crawrord, COra Eads, Elsie A-A special apace in the Sl,yre, Gregory Selby, Nancy Crawford, North Polnl Plessant; galleries II set ulde for memGayle Somerville, Brenda Lou. bers of the preas, and Ia · Mabel Cheesehrew, Sallie Hus. Steele, Molly Kate Park. Allor· known u the "Prea GaUery." sell, ~!via Hussoll, lcle Ben· nate . - Mary Kathleen Boyle. nett, Ordr · ~i Mary Stephenson. Claire Miw Plants, Roosevelt; Vesta Duncan, Marjorie Stover, and Mildred Wray, &1n.Ysldet Bonnie Waldie;..Delpll!a ' NO!)to; Cora Bonecutter, 'Reu · WliUams, l't. Plet.'iJant Jr. High; Ne!lle Bennett, Marjorie Rlflle, Pl. Pleasant Sr. Hlgh1 Daisy Knapp, Helen Roush, .Garnet Grudette, Wahama; Ruth Wheeler, West Columbia; Della Searls, Ju. dy Nibert, Edna Putney, Woods. Secretaries hired for the Board of Educat!oo al!lce and oalartes were Hildreth Armstrong, $400 ~ your traDer liome from oil to oitr dapendable per month; Geraldine Greer, BOTTLED GAS. Avoid frcoeze up llJd Ore haaartl. We cu $400t lWII!esn McDermitt, $400t , . _ ~ 1teat1rwtn tdaJ, ~us- 1or oorv1c1. Carol Shadle, $400t Jean Tay. PT, PLEASANT - Secret.lr· les and custodians for all the schools In the Mason County system were hired by the board of e<Ncatloo Mllnday night, with all granted an approximate 10 per cent Increase ln salary for the 1968.69 school year. Secretaries and their l!lchoola are Lou 'Ibomp!JOD, Haman High and Element.lryt Janet Capehart, Point Pleasant High; Frances Weclge,FOlnl Pleasantlll8htEve(HOSPITAL NEWS lyn Riffle and Mary Fowler, .Point Pleasant Jr.l!lght Mildred Tripp, PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL Wehama Hl8h; Betey Thomas, ADMITTED: Roy Durst, Leont Wahama; Jeanetta Bowers, Ar· lira. Charles BroWn, Letart; bucl<let Ruth WIU!amson, Beech Mrs. Thoma• &yua, Pl. Plea•· Hill; Velma Clarke, Broad Run; IDit Mro. Charles Utchfleld, Jr., Ruth Hussell, Central; IrmaDodApple Grovet Mrs. Jolm Lam· 101'1, Hartlord; Margaret ~aine, bert, Pt. Pleasant; Mra. R o y HendoriiOIIt Pauline 5ldnn, Lennt Brinker, Maoont Clayllla Miller, Pauline Taylor, Letart; Maxine Jr., HenderiOft; Mrs. IreD e I...athey, Mason; Maxine Keefer, Heolley, ~eer; Dennla Roush, MI. Flowert Marilyn Stanley, New IAtart; Mark Sokos, New Havetli Haven; Judith Pyles, North Pl. lt'lv!a ii>ears, Henderoont Rleh· Pleasant; LOis Nibert, Ordnance; ard !'Oar- Pt. Pleasantt Mro. Mar: Thomas, Roosevelt; EsCharles Boardltw>, Gall!j)ollot ther Gl.llsple, !!unAYsldet J..ne Mro. George Horak, Pomeroy. Johnson, West Columbia; Edna lllSMISSill: Gregory Hall, Pt. Putney, Woods, Vacancies exist Pleasanti Mrs. Jaaon Sturgeon, at Beale and Mt. Olive schools. Pt. P!oaADit Guy Morrow, Pl. CUstodian• hired with an ap. Pleasant; Lester Casto, Jr., Pt. proximate tr r cent wage InPloasanlt Mrs. Franldln Ed· crease wet .ordon Ball, Hanmendo, Glell'tiOOd; Mrs. Perry nan Hlsbt .oohn Lewis, John ~ers, South~! Robert ru. Chrtst;y, Gall Jones . all Polnl U1, Pl Pleasant; Jack Jeffers, Pleasant High, and \1 all Love, Pt. Ploasanlt Mrs. Doaald Nl· PPHS gym; IJorollly Thorne, Rol· bert, Pt. Pleauntt Martha Old- coe Thorne, Robert Crump llJd aker, Robarllburg; Cheryl LW!d, llloleh Crump, all Point Plessant Pt. Pleasant; Mn. Demla F!lz. Jr. High 1. Lawrence &nlth, J<O. water ...and aon, Ft. Pleasant. lie &nlth (parttlme), Clarence BJR'!;'l): Mr. and Mrs. Th>m· Wamoley and Birdie Roush, wl II Byul, Ft. Pleasant. & SOIL for Wehama Jr. and Sr. Hight Amordee Oldaker, Arl>uclde; £1. HOLZER HOSPITAL: Vlsitirw mer Bramon. Beeeh HUI; Stella houra 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parenti Johnson, Broad Runt Ja!per LJk. Ollb on Pedt.llrlcs Ward. ens, Central; Margie Benson, ADMISSIONS Hannan FJem.; Vlola .5lewart, Mrs. Clara N. Donalds, 939 HarUOrdt Ray Duncan, HenderSecond Ave.i Mrs. Verna K. Neal, son; Warren Stewart, Leon; June "Nell A... I Mrs. Earl P. Bl'UIIlFriend, Letartt Homer ~r· ftold, Rt. I V!ntont Michael R. milt, Masont Ida Wray, MI. 01· Runyon, V!Dtont Gary L. R""" lve; Mabel Marks, New Haven; )'011, V!ntoo; WOllam T. Portar, Retha Camden and Doris stew. Star Rt.t Mrs. Gladys art, North Pt. Pleasant; Law~ l McGraw, Gali!polist Mrs. Mag· renee McDintel and Elizabeth lor, $400; Reba WoodrUm, $400; &!e L. Roach, Pt. Pleasantt Mrs. McDaniel, Ordnance; Velma ser. and Carolyn Morrison, $325. Ncn B. Tripp, New Ha..nt Eelwin L Stein, Jr., New Havelli Mra. James W, Bland, West Co111J11bil; Mlaa Gertrude Motts, Rt 2 Lellrtt Mrs. Roy Crow· hrd, Letart; Rl,ymmxl BeU, Rt. 1 Racine; Mrs. WWiam May• nard, Rt. 1 Racine; Terri L. Fox, lllddleport; Mrs. COcO D. Prlee, Lana:nllle; K e I t h A. Bentz, LoovBotiunt Mra. Fr... ces 8ron, New Haven; Mrs. Jameo L. &nlth, Aohton, W. Va.; Delmar W, llhodeo, Harriv1llei 0. Gm.'doo Flaher, MineraYIIlet Wendell J. Ervin, Rt. I j i .' son; Dorothy James, Hartlordi EUeen Dufl'er, Hannan; cora May Eads, North Point; Glenna Rog. \ -··- Lo~b6rg R~~m~, Bosox DefC~tTigers,~-3 'At.te. Ten Percent Dies Saturday \ ,, s~·; ~~~ F'rallcla,,; Ole. I.' T~"'P!'o ceiitta\t ~ura Bee<h-!lllit n088fe Aile~ • 11111111. JleO•h lllllt Be~ Jl!l\0• a~ Jlar.en Brown, , MaiO!l .aud arl!l i!eall'l~ StaDt~, l~rt(ordt Euniee ..... Teachers oal· • DorOO!y SI)O!er, !!unAYslde. irY wW -~ based "" 'oP!'IIft~ !!'!s Dr!~r~ r ' ~ary $300 lloollJd ~rienoe.· . per month ~ Willi¢ Abston, lllred at a ~Y Ot Wallaee ~~. ~~~r. W'\!0'· $160 110r .J!IOIIth were: ,JIJI!ee son, l.o\lle Lsthey, Rayford Veazey, LeCll1; Palflcla Wa. Roush, JOiu!oon Sc~rl>!>rry, ~s Hannari; Elnora Wheeler, North Welnbrenner, Ke~th Foul, SumPolnlt )'hyU!s Robin__ He0. ner Smllh and Stanley WUIIamderoont VIrginia Burlon llJd MI.. son. Cooks .,. S.lary $128 per mon!q - Eme Roach, Hender· - ~.,.:!'IOl lla!lf.Scmlinoi,,-Mil!dlopot~l!unlb<Dj'~.J.imU, 1UG8___ ,~., . , . ' t. ... '- .' I '$; ~ ' • . - ~ ' "''"E '·A. V,~()ATiqN "' . . o' , ,. !i ••_, ' ' -· . ' ' ' ' • ,... -~ " ' ,) ' ' ., ,, 11'~ ~ -~).' ' ..;..-- ·.'.so ··· .. li . .· ' ., . $ ' . - ·'' l �., -. . •. ' Te.t~~ra, . ~~~~~:~ Cow>llJd ~ for the . Hold . ~am as ......,. ~~~ '"· o ... u 111d, director ......... .., '"" · C.:rrie Green, Evelyn Jolley, HaJ>o 1 non center; Erma -Barnett, North Point; Sally Darst, Henderao111 E,.qp Gammon, and Rebecca Buckner, Centrolt Dorothy Ball, "':cller• _ x- -... ,, George Dalton PT. PLEASANT- GeorgeDal. lliid,., He was a retired school - · He waa bora lD Mason CoiJnbl Au&ust 16, 1887, .... ~ the late Albert and Ama Morr i - Daillla. !llrrivlni Ia one s! oter, Mag. lie Beard, Southside, W.Va. Fuoorol oervloe will be Wednes. ~ 2 p.m. lD the Crow-Hu,. eell Funeral Home with the Rev. Charles Frum al!lclatlng, BurIll will be in &merest Cometary. Friends may ea!l at the Ill· oeral home after 7 p.m. todQo, ' erS, Central; ' IIIII ~ Lovolette, W, Va. died Sllurday In a Hunt!ngloD hoa- Pay Boost Authorized • ,j r I I t f, ' , I I I ' I. .' .I ., ~ ' I l I' .\} Raeine; Mra. stephen P. Wood, l lnlntoo; Ewrett EU!ott, Rt. I Albany! Mrs. Michael H. Dunn, Rt. 3 OOk HWt Mro. Harold W, Ruuell, Rt. 1 oak. Hill; Mrs. II'UIIam E. FoJtor, Rt. 2 JackMrl. BIU R. Goble, Jack· ICXI! Mrs. Clyde H. McCay, Jr., RL 2 Jacklont · Mrs. Jack D. Zlrkle, E~, W; VL; Mrs. Howard G. Markel, Rt. I Pedro. BIRTHS llrL ll!ehael H. Dunn, Rt. 3 OIL! Hill, 10:29 .. .,_ Mon- .,_ DISCHARGES Rlebud D. Blankenship, Mrs. Sldne)' M. Buster, Sidney M. iowlea, Mrs. Wash K. Covlns, JOMPb L lileheart, Aha E. JOhn. lon, F1~ E. Mo88ie, Edward D. Merry, Fred C. Merry, · Al>- ' I JJ t ., • Dorothy Newell, pla L. Smith, Stephen E.. Slo....., Mra. W!Ulam K. Martyn aad lnlllnt Mrs. John E. . Lambert llJd infant son, Mrs. J:..al!e D. Cox and infant son. \ L, I'<~ GB •. llf·FRED DOWN ..,. '~'eli! · 30 . ~If ,625 .,. ·'' . il~ Wrillr" I; ' '~lt!IIJ!Irll • · 28 !!0 .583. , # ~IIJ1' Dletc ~~l!a!n• called · 1 _:~Ciel<o!ind . 28 ·22 .560· 3, . for Jllrl Lonbo~g and iuddenly It "'' iii·lo!l~- I •. 25 :· 24 .510 ~- waa l!}<e 196T au·..., ageh) !or , :i)Boe!On 24 _2t ,50.0 '6 '. !h'e Bos(!>D ~Od Sox. '' . ·¥t:!)o.lklond 23 ·2! ', 489 ll'b ' ~ ~ ·of p,~2 at ·; i),NIII .)'P,ill< 22 27 .~4t· ~oolorl'• Fenway, ParK roH ~~~ ~-Chic~. .. 21 2! ,447- · ,61/j ;~~ -. ~llltl ill o SloltdlDe 'Csllforflla 22 28 '.uo -.t ' 1 11' 1 1ti011 !qr,the ,pil~g hero of 1 .. :Weoh!rigton ... ·19 c29 :396 lilr. •fit! SoX' ~orlean League ·, ::; Monday's Rt!sulll ., ~ v!cjory. Tide liao ~ - fl'o 'f1.rst' ..,P...ance II enwat al~ce t(t• World i!"ri•• It was "lor rea~;• too, i .· • .. ,, :, , ..;...ced-~¥J.ee :t~::· ,. ' -r., &fim, ~1nel.., Tide 1 Staff . ' tar!es, cooks, Is Employed l!lilp!Q)'IIionl o(buodrtvetaaild o111er pei'aonnol. ,_ . I . . -j~~- Empi<IJmOnt ~ 4~1 .llecre- ·an.r euatodlina. ·-Math- Y•· RUTLAND FURNITURE ••~ , .\. . .~-"' - r . ,_. • ·_ ._, *"""- · u.- • . Now for the'firBt time in the ii!S~ce '. indu~tfY, Nationwi~e I,nsqtai)C!\ ~.iU ··,. guarantee r~:newal of .Hom~wnl(l'S .m· · surance for fiVe years. Ask me ~!'out 1t. 1 , ." .' j ' J -·1 wm •••"T Tl!ree cou PT. PLE~• • Die• .haYe made awl! cations for llcintel In lbo ollloe ot the CIIUIIl;r clerk. •-•"'·• were: Jllllel Edward ....,....w,.20 Clrlolon, • Pomeroy, p,, and Judy Jo Ha«man, 19• New lJa. veDt Reymand Frieman Nibert, . 22, Galllpolla Ferry, and c:mnl• marrtace . ='Booton 4 llalrolt 3 night " ;;peve 3 Chi 2;14!:..a., night '-ll"jlaldmore 2 Csllfornla 0, nlsbt MinnesoQI 4 New York 3 night t f (Onli games .scheduled)' . :~ Today' a Probable Pitchers '• . (All Times EDT) Chicago (John 4-0l at Cle..;_ nd (Tiant 7-tl, 7o30.~.m. , . 'll. Oakland (Hunter .!-3) at , )'lashlrwtoo ;(!11•cual W), 8:05 P.m. . . ¥':·,, ~~ Californta··• CEalis . 3.-5) at . ~Umore·.(Horden 6-2), 8 p.m. . 'i Minnesota <M;errlll 3-4l at ,..., York (Bahhoen 5-1), 8 p.m. ~ Detroit (Lollch 3-2) and ljobson ~ or Palterson 1·2l at 8ooton (Ellsworth 4--t llJd Waalewskl 2--6), 2, 5:30~m. /Wedhesday'f !James ;p.tcago at Cleveland, nlsbl Jltkland It Washington, nlllltl ;;Csllfornla II Baltlll)ora, nlrbt rtnnesota at New York, night · ;lietroit at Boston, nlaht ;~ • National ~ W, L. Pet. GB ~· Louis 28 21 · ,571 ~ta -- 27 22. .551 I - :SOOFnm;laco .27 23· .540 l'h ICII!eago 25 23 .521 ~h · ;\>hlledelphia 22 21 ,$!2 3 :i:ctndnnati 23 23 .500 31-h ~~ Aaples 26 26 .500 31/z ;.J!octston 21 27 .t38 6'h ' '·' Leo Meadllll'l, 16, Aw!e Gron; Thomss Martin l'lllllD, 2l, Pt. Pleasant, Deborah Arol'~· ., Lelgue ~Pl!taburgh - 19 25 .t32 6\1 New York 2q 27 ,426 7 t_;_ ; Mondi.Y'a Results 1 .· ~i.iladQ)phla 1 San Fran , 0 . ·s[ Louis 1 Hooaton 2 (n) •,Alia~ 3 Cine!···~ (n) "~ ••~w 2 •-tea • Plttoburgh Lo. .,...... 0 (n) ~.. (Only games scheduled Tnday' Probabl Pitch 1 0 \<(, ers \"'~Lost Records in Paren·•·ses) .. _ . will New York (Koosman S.::, at Clt!,csso Glenklne 5-.1), 2:30 p.m. 6o12-2o4and36 1"01 ROlLS · OF FIBER GLASS. ROOF CfMENT AND PAINI'S ct!= <!:;\.a,,~ RUTLAfol!)- Recl1nd Green · G.41.YA IHIILD·-"'icc ~ -·- 1 p.:.. ~ .., I ~ .~ ~ncl~ ~Connick ALSO ·~~ (Cuell~ 3-t), &30 p,m. , Plllledelpll!a (L.Jackson -~ .J~~~. I• presprve a t-3 victory over the Si.ves Win fielder's choice to end the Detro!IT!aera. Lonbori took over ,ar.ncllY . th~eat. He prlllocted the lead Lo-g, who e~red tom nllll!t lot 'JOIC! SoitiiQo Otter · untO Getes Brown doubled and lipmenta ln. bls 1!111 lmee In a Jim Northrup'• .......,., eht&!e Dick McAulU!e walked with two winter sldlni ace!- after cut the Tigers' dellcll to """ ·out In the nintli,and SpariQo LYle wlmlni, 22 _games last - - ALU•A ASIESTOSFIBE«NO. 301 WIDUOYEAa GUARANrEE AND NO. 350 FOR 'iUI.IIS, ·KING BUILDERS SUPPLY.CO.· . . - MIDDI.IPOirf . . , 0. c ~ t ard'.s Be·g •m · · T0 pu·II Away· ' .· . · _ '111 VITO STELLINO ' . Blrdoo" of a year ago who made 1 mockery out of the lradltionoJ · tight N • I I o n I I League raoe. The Cordo battered Hauoton 7· 2 Monday night tor lhell' olxth otralsbt vlotory, since last Thw'sda,y and _they're even in a better podtlon ln the race now than they were 1 year ago. Early Decision The Cords leed the league by ooe game with a 28-21 record and a .571 percentage. On June 3, 1967 the COrds had a 26-17 record for a .605 percentage although they traDed Clnc!tmat! UPI Si>c»;ts Writer It's Ume to slop wonderlrw what's wront with the st. Louis cardinals ~~ lime IP start wonderlrw w he the r .they're going to make another 'runsway of the National League race. When the. Clrdlnala went into a hltllng alump and lost 11 out of. 13 games ~ot month to drop aut or first ploce, It looked like the -club had lost Ita touch of a year ago. But since last Thursday the Cudinals hiVe sllddenly revived the memories of the "EI Yankees . by three games. But Cincinnati coll~ed with Injuries, the Cards boa! o!1 a challenge by the Chicago cub; and the race was over by Auglia~ If the cards keep up their hitting of· the list oix pmes, .theY mB¥ be able to repeat. They've aeored 31 runa ln the list six game• compared to 23 In the previous 15 at the end of May. Mike Shannon drove In three runs with two doubles and a sacrifice lly and Cepeda drove in two with 'tbree hits lncludlns Ills sixth homer of the sea• to pace the cardinal attack and make It easy tor Nolson BrUes to win his . sixth game. Elsewhere in the National League, Pll!ladelphla nipPed s.n w·ID Ders 6•1' Over Mets m Opener 0 Righthander Phil Miller got thoYankeeso!ftosperfectstarl in Mlddloport's Boys' Lea8ue opener Mpnday evening with a ~ 0 - • · ~~it~ 6-l victory over the Meta, a name assumed by the former Red Sox managed by Low· ell Price Met.s ~rk Aultalx!StevePrlce tou bed Mill 1 harm! •• c er or , ess s.u..glea ec]y" The Meta nm came In the fifth when MWer loot the range and walked three batters, Barrett scoring on an error. A !rlple by Terry Pickens, a double by Phil M!ller,andbackto back aingles by Dave 'l)ree and Woody Call, a hit batsman lltd a walk plated live runs for the · . Francisco 1-0, Atlanta edged Cincinnati 3-2 and )Aio Angeles blinked Pittsburgh 2-0. In the American League, Buston nipped Detroit 4-.1, CIOYeland edged Chicago 3ll! In 14 innings, Balllmore blanked California 2-0 and M!Mesota sflutout New York 4-0 The cardS got three runs in the fourth to start their rout. Yanka In the ftfth running. AI>other came hmneinthethlrdon Phil Miller's leado!1 single and Tyree's triple. Other Yank hit. ters were Robbie Harris a single, Tyre a third hit. and Chris M!Uer a single. Miller fanned II and walked four. Price of the Mots fanned 8, nd alked a w me. The other game scheduled last . nlsbt, Rutland versus !he Braves, was cancelled due to the can(!!. lion or the No. 2 diamond. Yanks 501 000-6 9 o Meta 000 010-1 2 3 P. Miller and CoiL Price and Ault. Umpires: J, TannehW and D. File. Singles by Julian Javier and Curt Flond, Cepeda'• single, Shlnnon1s first double and Dal Maxvill's aIngle scored thenma. ShaMOII doubled In another in the nnh and the Cards gvt two more in the seventh to koock out starter and loser Denny Lemaster. Ce""""'e homer Jn the ninth """' Uj) things for BrUes, wrapped who was touched for II hits but ' survived since he had a big cushion. Short Win> One Chris Short broke his n.... game losing streak with a fiveh!ltor 10 the Phlls nipped the GlaJits. Roberto Pena singled in tJae only run of the game in the seventh lmlng-an unearned run- to pin the loss on Ray Sadecki, now 6-6, Veterans Ken Boyer and Rooky Colavito singled Jn first Inning runs as the lopped Pittsburgh. Claude o,. teen pitched a seven hitter to gob) _the victA>ry. Bob Veale suffered the loss. Osteen is 4-7 and Veale Is 2.6. Tlto Francona singled In the tie-breaking run in the sixth Inning and Claude Raymond pitched three imings or scoreless relief boll so Atlanta topped Cincinnati, The Reds got two runs in the first on doubles by Pete Rose and Tonuny Helms and Alex Johnsoo's single but couldn't score again o!1 winner Ken Johnson and Raymord Joe Torre's two-run homer . in the fourth tied the score. was IUIIliiiOOed to retire Jim Northnp fAir the final out at the game, . l..onbdrg and. Wllllamo agreed that It was .. . Impressive ·JIOrf~mance although the man· apr SoldJimwtllre.....,lnthe 'bul1110n, for a while. IUo .I!Dftday . nlsbt stint helped Sont!qo to _ hlo sixth victory and .enabled the Red Sox to climb to tlie .500 mark, . IUmlng • y!ctory over the Chlcal!l' \VIIIIt Sox In other AL eamea. Cardoliwa11!PAsl:ros. The Ill Loulo the HoUstpn As!roa 7..2, · lhe Pllll~ Pllllllea edged the ~ Frinc!s.co · Glanto 1.0, the Atlanta Br~vea nlwed the ClnclnnaU ROds 3.:! IJII!lthe ~ Angelea lludgerl defeated the PIIUburp .)!Irma 2.0 1D The Red Sox scored all their tuna In the IUth lmlns ·'"' a walk, dooblea by carl Ya,. trzems!d and Ken HIIJ:relson and singles by Rico Pcilroeelll and Els!on IIOWllrd. McAtt!Ufo homered . for the Tigers' !1rs! rWl In the third. ~ Tho Haltimore Orioles de!est· ed the CoiUornla Angela 2.0, the Minnesota Twins nipped tlte New York Yankees 4--3 and the Cleveland India.Ds scored a 3.2 Nations! Leap games. . DaVe McNally pitched a flv_e. lilltor and struck out 12 to even bla season reeo1"1et 5-S lor the Orioles. lloO!I' l'liwell 1111 a tworun t.>mer Jn !lie fourth, hlo eighth of tbe seaoon. Third b~aemaa Bobb,y Col' error with two on llJd none out In th• eighth !Mlng enabled Harmon Killebrew to score from second base wftb the '!'wins' wiooin.g nm. Two pla,ys ca,dlnal•,- alll!nst ..,.loss. ··' Jose . Vlllal reliever· hc:k Fl.,.t ou1 •111\:lhe 'lti!J to ~ - their victory, """"' Wlilte SoX. -: The lt)dllila;' IIIUjiOd,< lltt Wlllto Sox' four·, ! P'lll! winning strOttic, . .....,. In the nlnll> VIc s!ngied, ........... llJd lallled oo WW!e 5ml!b'a olnl!le off U.year<Jid rolleYV Hoyt !VllheJm. QaYatlllo UnftiWay or lt-enollor, J11U nlllllhlpothlpe pro- ttollon on your boat and ~11. Why rlek being · aunk"llnanclatly7 Malte 1111 ... 111011111- Joflbl• yet by proleollng JOUIIIII with Outbolrd or Yaohiii1IUI'Ince flam The tlarllord. Call 111 toclay tor eomplate lnlormation on \' ' talllPitll Pr*Jion. ER SPECIAL CAU 992-5186 TODAY ASH ST. MIDDLEPORT SKI COACH MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (UPI) DOWNING INSURANCE INC. -Gene Kotlarek, 28, a five time national ski jwnp!ng champion, Monday was named as coach of the United States ski jwnp!ng team. Kotlarek, twice a member ot the U.S. Olympic team, in 1960 and 1964, retired trom cc:JDU)eti· Uon only last year after injuring ICE AND FUEL POINT PLEASANT, W. VA. PHONE 675-2460 his foot. Won Only 11 At Crosley Faeld Reds Los~ 15t h Q0 G ~ p1e ame_ ,.. • " , : u. ,. . ,. ,. , • . . CINCINNATI (UPO - For should come with normal aO!ng elbow. Claude Haymond . at years Crpsley Field haa been swings. • blanked the Reda the final three 11 11 labeled a hml& run hitter's The opposlUcri his· out--homered innings to preserve Johnson's paradise." the Red8 22-9 in the 26 games victory. Tadl,y, ~. you mWtt the Red.a have played at CrosRaymond was given a scare taw I' hard time convlnci~W ley Field this seaaon. What Is in the seventh hwng when the Redo DWIIger Daw Bristol more, only three of those nine Reds loaded the bases with one that the label isn't I misnomer. homers have come in the Reds' out. However, he weathered the "l Just can't underotand why laat 16 pmea at the field. threat by s!rlldng out pinchhlt. we don't hit more homers play. When you look at the home ter Mack Joo., and retiring lng ln this · park," sdd a per. run total you can understand Rose m a bounder to second plexed Brtstol Monday night aft. why the Reds have a 11·15 roc· base. er the Atlanta Braves closed oot ord at hmle. It was tbe last chance for the the Reds 3-2 -In the ..,ener of a Jose Torres' fourth Inning ho- Reds who will send Gerry Ar· throe-game serlea. mer off George CUlver, with r!gv agalost r!sbthsnder Ron Brtotol was qultk "to edd that Haok Aaron lboa1"1, matched Heed tonight. he doeon't want his playera go- the two runs the Reds ocored Heed, 1 former Detroit Piston 1Dg tip to· the plote' and dellber· off Ken Johnooo In the !Irs! 10:. pro blsketboller, w!U take a 6-1 ately •winlllnl for hQoilero. · nlng on doubles by Pete Rose record Into the game. Homers With Normal S!rlll& a~ TOtnmy !lelmo and a sqle The two c:luba wW wind .., It Is lllo belle! that, with by ~ Johnson. the serteo Wednead&y night with Croslay Field offering such 1.. Aaron, on base ortor 1 noM. the Redo' Gary Nolan owoslrw vidr.- 1arpts,: the h<mera er's choice, stole aecand m:1 Phil Nlekro. came lane . with the · w1nn1nc Tho 20-year-<>ld Nolan, maklrv 1'\111 Iii the, sixth lnnlni Tlto his del!ut llt•l Friday artor lJcj. Fruo;ona' single to righL · !ng sidelined with arm trooble, Ken Jolmoon r~eled off five olopped the · Plllladelpit!a PhUo hltle11 . frame• a!tor belrw - with three hils In six lnnlrwo nicked . iclr the two nrst.lmlng while earnirw credit tor the vic· MillS before departing with an tory llJd a 5-4 daclolon over the Cc#lllla 6-1) •t if!ttlburgh · (Bunning 3-$) Lo• Anples (Dryldale 6-3) p~zb, · ' Wedoeldlt¥'1 'Games N~w York at Chicago Atlanta at Clnelnnati (D) ~lpld.a at san Frln. St; Lou!l at Hauaton (n) Plttltburilt at Los A,. (n) '*' Big Opening Chrysler Newport priced about $2.29 a.month more than a Chevy Caprice* (which is still a Chevy). Newport is just one of the reasons why Chrysler sales are soaring. Why bother· with a smaller car when for just a few dollars a month more you can move up to Chrysler? Competition calls us unbeatable . ' ,·d :,:I PhlUiis. I ' . . un b\\\S C\eatl,. ~r ~ . - I -see why? , '(i'll tollt\ilt ·fot the first Umeln run "'''! loft lwo Mllllerl fii 1ti88 lai\ ~rid., ·nleht·with ·the ,· base Witli two out. Ulnbort ii!l Red Sox trailing ID a game tjley Bill Freohan with a Ditched ..entu~J~y loot lA) the Oildand ' boll, Ill)~ the baaes, bul cause 1111 mlsi!!On ,..,: to Alllletlca. retired WOlle Horton 011 a .:"Od ·~ •Johnocia.' -ril r~~.bi AIIOmlv• a; F. llJd R., G, !!flllc rtave w1111e ·the defeiii!IDII_, npreseliied by ~· CocO 8. ~. Charles J. 'Jb'er 111111 Doll Kingery. . - f· .... Juroro· ,.,-'•• •u,. .,.... u-"' llldlte Charltl -Divers, "'" '-'. f, . Eoeuo, Iris H. ·..r·lisher, -l(lbr· once Love, ·Lar>:l-'H. Pirsona, ·Paul F!tza\lrol4; Dovlo ~·· John EsCue, F; R. Fauver, Sle Poft and w• H, 0111'·.,..r; Follow!nl 111e MondaY His!on of ...,ri the petit jUrors were .~ ....., .~, "-'•• diamls...._, ~ Th ...o. 2t, at 9:30 a.m. au••u~ er •• v ~·• action 1111 for ..-on _...,, u• Vlclde · Wamolt¥ vo. Jobn ~ until th .... lla was ....uaiOd . e ,.... !ember lerm ~ 00111'1- • ' ASll TO W. 8\> , a;,te- . .!·o~ Elr!JilwMem ~ Malnlaaneo Reech HWt j'iorJIIa Riggs, -llloomel. . son; Goldie Absten, Leon; Vesta PT, PLEASANT - Teachers ~""""'C~YJ~~ent - ~ olflee jiOrson· Duncan, Sunnyside. were hired b7 ·thO Mason COUnQo ..,.... ne1. . • • JIJI!tors - oalary $128 p e r Boord 0 f Educ I d . . forth • ~·~~ AWf<noal of N. Y•.c. prosram month - Juper Likens, Cen- m~r prcsnm under Title! with (IJUIIIIIIlJ') ~·mpl-entbfJIO!".. tral; Margie Benson, Hannan; 350 cli!ldren eipectod to part!. oOmel. · Retha Lee camden, North Point; cipato. Tranlller of !llnclo l!flbln lbo VIola Stewart, Hartford; Elmer Teachers OIJIIIloyed ~om June · buclaet. Braii'IAn, Beech Hill; Homer Lau.- 24 to August 2 with oalary based _ _, __ __. ~ -M•' teacb derml!t, Masont Ray Duncan, oo certlllcallon and experience er;;:''"""'".._. ,..,..ar · Hend.Grson; Warren Stewart, Le- were: Sadie C. Abner. Sharon . Tranlllor of teacher~~< -r on; Worthy Long, Swtru'slde. Alberclllnald, Judith BurdeIto, as subEmpl- • Margaret BI£Ule was hired as Anyae Eloise Conrjld, Thomas ~ -·• · e~~•~· bus dr!- !or remala· secretary or tbe· proghm at a Cook, Charles cottrUI, Maxine ~~ ·~ ochool term. dtr salary of $400 per month. Fowler, Mary P. Grimm, ~I .... Empl03'1110111 ~ aummer holp. B. Hereford, Terri Michael, cato1 Miller, Dorothy Mltcholl, Jer- - - - - - - - - - ry L. Neal, Heier Pollrw, El!J· .. .... ....__ d abeth Ann Ray, Slndri Hawsey, JVUOD ·...._fr&gant and Glom Sergant, Roose. Lydia Sannders, Lo!aShlnn,Fa.Ye PT. PLEAsANT- One clvU vellt Worthy Long, &lnyo!det S. Smith, Patricia Stephens, Ju- action "'" dlomlosed and IIIQih· Evelyn JeweJl, West Columbia; H. WWs. --"-·ed -~1 & • . _ d lth Williams, Re-'nald •• or wao ~·-"' ' wow •~ ..,.. Ernie Martin, Woods. School cooks hired were Ber~ Elementary oob•titu18s - Com!>- tomber term of Ma"'"' COUnly bell stevens and Ferron Cr&- Circuit Collrt ac<Ordlng 11> or. tha Bowers, ArbUckle; Mrs. AJ.. means. Secondary subatieuto ders signed bl the cooJrt and ice Matthews, Beale; Dorothy l!lchard Haycraft. AU toachers entered 1n the olflce ,J U,. c1r. Newell, Beech Hlllt Velma Clark, Broad RWlt Glema Rogero And employed and placed as needed. cult clerk. Aides for the program em· The elvU actioll of the West CocO Likens, Cenlrolt Ksthryn p!oyed at $50 per week oalary VIrginia Slate DepartDieot Dabney and Eileen Duffer, Hanare: Barbara Adkins, Laura Jac- Alllury See .,..1 diamls,..t llJd nan; Dorothy James, Hartford; quel!ne, Rosemary Ball, Collier· the action Sil'led Earl . H: Keel'. Inez :Birchfielcl, Effie Roach, Henderson; Goldie Absten, Helen lne Blaine, Cheryl l!iankensh!p, er vs. l!Uiy Ray Ward~ Bon· Cossin, Mary stephens, Leon; Michael B. Colegrove, Judy Dar·· Die Ward was~ until tho Hazel Friend, Letart; N o r m a lone Green!.. , Mary Esther September term ot ~ Rigp, Pearl Roush, Beatrice Grubb, Christina Fa.Ye H~ Charlotte AM McMellon, Norah~ Weaver, Mason; Lucy &nlth, Ann McNeUI, Barbara Kay Mar· Mrs. Frankie Mayes, Mt. Olive; shall, carol Ann Morse, carol Gertrude llall, MI. Flower; Ed. Jane Nibert, Sandra Yvonne Pic· Q-What provlllo!o fllll4dl !th Marie Roush, Geraldine kens, Richard Lee Roush, Pau- for the pre11 to cover proGibbs, New Haven; Margaret lette Jean Russell, Kathryn 1.ynn ceedmas m Congre11? Crawrord, COra Eads, Elsie A-A special apace in the Sl,yre, Gregory Selby, Nancy Crawford, North Polnl Plessant; galleries II set ulde for memGayle Somerville, Brenda Lou. bers of the preas, and Ia · Mabel Cheesehrew, Sallie Hus. Steele, Molly Kate Park. Allor· known u the "Prea GaUery." sell, ~!via Hussoll, lcle Ben· nate . - Mary Kathleen Boyle. nett, Ordr · ~i Mary Stephenson. Claire Miw Plants, Roosevelt; Vesta Duncan, Marjorie Stover, and Mildred Wray, &1n.Ysldet Bonnie Waldie;..Delpll!a ' NO!)to; Cora Bonecutter, 'Reu · WliUams, l't. Plet.'iJant Jr. High; Ne!lle Bennett, Marjorie Rlflle, Pl. Pleasant Sr. Hlgh1 Daisy Knapp, Helen Roush, .Garnet Grudette, Wahama; Ruth Wheeler, West Columbia; Della Searls, Ju. dy Nibert, Edna Putney, Woods. Secretaries hired for the Board of Educat!oo al!lce and oalartes were Hildreth Armstrong, $400 ~ your traDer liome from oil to oitr dapendable per month; Geraldine Greer, BOTTLED GAS. Avoid frcoeze up llJd Ore haaartl. We cu $400t lWII!esn McDermitt, $400t , . _ ~ 1teat1rwtn tdaJ, ~us- 1or oorv1c1. Carol Shadle, $400t Jean Tay. PT, PLEASANT - Secret.lr· les and custodians for all the schools In the Mason County system were hired by the board of e<Ncatloo Mllnday night, with all granted an approximate 10 per cent Increase ln salary for the 1968.69 school year. Secretaries and their l!lchoola are Lou 'Ibomp!JOD, Haman High and Element.lryt Janet Capehart, Point Pleasant High; Frances Weclge,FOlnl Pleasantlll8htEve(HOSPITAL NEWS lyn Riffle and Mary Fowler, .Point Pleasant Jr.l!lght Mildred Tripp, PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL Wehama Hl8h; Betey Thomas, ADMITTED: Roy Durst, Leont Wahama; Jeanetta Bowers, Ar· lira. Charles BroWn, Letart; bucl<let Ruth WIU!amson, Beech Mrs. Thoma• &yua, Pl. Plea•· Hill; Velma Clarke, Broad Run; IDit Mro. Charles Utchfleld, Jr., Ruth Hussell, Central; IrmaDodApple Grovet Mrs. Jolm Lam· 101'1, Hartlord; Margaret ~aine, bert, Pt. Pleasant; Mra. R o y HendoriiOIIt Pauline 5ldnn, Lennt Brinker, Maoont Clayllla Miller, Pauline Taylor, Letart; Maxine Jr., HenderiOft; Mrs. IreD e I...athey, Mason; Maxine Keefer, Heolley, ~eer; Dennla Roush, MI. Flowert Marilyn Stanley, New IAtart; Mark Sokos, New Havetli Haven; Judith Pyles, North Pl. lt'lv!a ii>ears, Henderoont Rleh· Pleasant; LOis Nibert, Ordnance; ard !'Oar- Pt. Pleasantt Mro. Mar: Thomas, Roosevelt; EsCharles Boardltw>, Gall!j)ollot ther Gl.llsple, !!unAYsldet J..ne Mro. George Horak, Pomeroy. Johnson, West Columbia; Edna lllSMISSill: Gregory Hall, Pt. Putney, Woods, Vacancies exist Pleasanti Mrs. Jaaon Sturgeon, at Beale and Mt. Olive schools. Pt. P!oaADit Guy Morrow, Pl. CUstodian• hired with an ap. Pleasant; Lester Casto, Jr., Pt. proximate tr r cent wage InPloasanlt Mrs. Franldln Ed· crease wet .ordon Ball, Hanmendo, Glell'tiOOd; Mrs. Perry nan Hlsbt .oohn Lewis, John ~ers, South~! Robert ru. Chrtst;y, Gall Jones . all Polnl U1, Pl Pleasant; Jack Jeffers, Pleasant High, and \1 all Love, Pt. Ploasanlt Mrs. Doaald Nl· PPHS gym; IJorollly Thorne, Rol· bert, Pt. Pleauntt Martha Old- coe Thorne, Robert Crump llJd aker, Robarllburg; Cheryl LW!d, llloleh Crump, all Point Plessant Pt. Pleasant; Mn. Demla F!lz. Jr. High 1. Lawrence &nlth, J<O. water ...and aon, Ft. Pleasant. lie &nlth (parttlme), Clarence BJR'!;'l): Mr. and Mrs. Th>m· Wamoley and Birdie Roush, wl II Byul, Ft. Pleasant. & SOIL for Wehama Jr. and Sr. Hight Amordee Oldaker, Arl>uclde; £1. HOLZER HOSPITAL: Vlsitirw mer Bramon. Beeeh HUI; Stella houra 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parenti Johnson, Broad Runt Ja!per LJk. Ollb on Pedt.llrlcs Ward. ens, Central; Margie Benson, ADMISSIONS Hannan FJem.; Vlola .5lewart, Mrs. Clara N. Donalds, 939 HarUOrdt Ray Duncan, HenderSecond Ave.i Mrs. Verna K. Neal, son; Warren Stewart, Leon; June "Nell A... I Mrs. Earl P. Bl'UIIlFriend, Letartt Homer ~r· ftold, Rt. I V!ntont Michael R. milt, Masont Ida Wray, MI. 01· Runyon, V!Dtont Gary L. R""" lve; Mabel Marks, New Haven; )'011, V!ntoo; WOllam T. Portar, Retha Camden and Doris stew. Star Rt.t Mrs. Gladys art, North Pt. Pleasant; Law~ l McGraw, Gali!polist Mrs. Mag· renee McDintel and Elizabeth lor, $400; Reba WoodrUm, $400; &!e L. Roach, Pt. Pleasantt Mrs. McDaniel, Ordnance; Velma ser. and Carolyn Morrison, $325. Ncn B. Tripp, New Ha..nt Eelwin L Stein, Jr., New Havelli Mra. James W, Bland, West Co111J11bil; Mlaa Gertrude Motts, Rt 2 Lellrtt Mrs. Roy Crow· hrd, Letart; Rl,ymmxl BeU, Rt. 1 Racine; Mrs. WWiam May• nard, Rt. 1 Racine; Terri L. Fox, lllddleport; Mrs. COcO D. Prlee, Lana:nllle; K e I t h A. Bentz, LoovBotiunt Mra. Fr... ces 8ron, New Haven; Mrs. Jameo L. &nlth, Aohton, W. Va.; Delmar W, llhodeo, Harriv1llei 0. Gm.'doo Flaher, MineraYIIlet Wendell J. Ervin, Rt. I j i .' son; Dorothy James, Hartlordi EUeen Dufl'er, Hannan; cora May Eads, North Point; Glenna Rog. \ -··- Lo~b6rg R~~m~, Bosox DefC~tTigers,~-3 'At.te. Ten Percent Dies Saturday \ ,, s~·; ~~~ F'rallcla,,; Ole. I.' T~"'P!'o ceiitta\t ~ura Bee<h-!lllit n088fe Aile~ • 11111111. JleO•h lllllt Be~ Jl!l\0• a~ Jlar.en Brown, , MaiO!l .aud arl!l i!eall'l~ StaDt~, l~rt(ordt Euniee ..... Teachers oal· • DorOO!y SI)O!er, !!unAYslde. irY wW -~ based "" 'oP!'IIft~ !!'!s Dr!~r~ r ' ~ary $300 lloollJd ~rienoe.· . per month ~ Willi¢ Abston, lllred at a ~Y Ot Wallaee ~~. ~~~r. W'\!0'· $160 110r .J!IOIIth were: ,JIJI!ee son, l.o\lle Lsthey, Rayford Veazey, LeCll1; Palflcla Wa. Roush, JOiu!oon Sc~rl>!>rry, ~s Hannari; Elnora Wheeler, North Welnbrenner, Ke~th Foul, SumPolnlt )'hyU!s Robin__ He0. ner Smllh and Stanley WUIIamderoont VIrginia Burlon llJd MI.. son. Cooks .,. S.lary $128 per mon!q - Eme Roach, Hender· - ~.,.:!'IOl lla!lf.Scmlinoi,,-Mil!dlopot~l!unlb<Dj'~.J.imU, 1UG8___ ,~., . , . ' t. ... '- .' I '$; ~ ' • . - ~ ' "''"E '·A. V,~()ATiqN "' . . o' , ,. !i ••_, ' ' -· . ' ' ' ' • ,... -~ " ' ,) ' ' ., ,, 11'~ ~ -~).' ' ..;..-- ·.'.so ··· .. li . .· ' ., . $ ' . - ·'' l �5 - The Daily Sentinel, Mlcl!lleport.P.,;;;eroy, JWJO 4, 1P88 · '"1-V: r-, ' t, • Shows Increase Last 12 Months ., '• .• 1 l ' The Economic Developmenl Admlnlatratlon (ED A) &mdaY reported an increase In the number ol economically diltreased communities and cautioned that (lllick solutions o1 the unemplgyment and low - Income problema remaining In Ule maJor clttea and In some leglng n~ral areas should oot be expected. Roos D. Davlo, Aaalatsnt Seeretar.Y of Commerce ror Economic Development, said that improving area economies will result In 51 communities being removed from the llat ol ell&lble areas eltectlve July 1. In the I11t 12 months, hoWever, infor- J;"'' ':>< '1t' .. - ' .. ' ' .. '' ~~ ,.' r:t-· , ., . .,', ',_h. .' ' .,_• -~ . ". . ' ~r ' '. f: ' l. ' '. •• .-•• .• .• :,· ,,. \ ., . ' . . ' .'-- ' '' ' ,. " ' ~ ·~. ' .-,•' ' '1' ,. ) A •i I " ' ,.. . • - ·~ ' • ... ! TUESDAY, JUNE 11 .I ,. ''• ' I • 825 THIRD AVE., GALUPOUS ,1j. • '; :l1:; ·:-~ j . ,,.. ' l -l' r ;'t I t' '. ' ' f..'· ~~ ,fl. 7 PM to 9PM ; -~ ··~ .' I • ' .I r, file contlnulllfl national srowtll or to opecial J~ offorts." Davia noted that In 1985 when EllA began 0!18r&IIOIII, 1,296 llr· eas ~lfled for aaolst&nce. Tbe populaUon of theae areas waa 50 mUIIon • u1be fact that there are now gu..Trophies wore presented to lor "'"" series ChriS "-ars ..,. ,..,, and for hiSh average. He~ hiSh serlea waa 500 and ber average was 143. Margaret Follrod -• the ......... for the hi"" re ..lv~ ~ ....., .,.. single with 1 game o1 189. 11>\, moat Improved player award lor theleague was presented to Annle Knight, Her average lmproved 26 pins wring the season. Crltt Bradford's team won the championship .......,,es and ~.,... patches. Receiving the awards 905 ~lfled areaa with a population of about 25 m!Uion reflecta subst&ntlal lmprlw01110l1ta caused by the country's auotaloed growth, coupled with local etrorta aDd EDA'a ald," he said. uBut we are now getting to but the remaining areas - those were ChrisEvelyn Gilmore captain; Jose with severe eeonomlccllfllcultlea those places with the moat un- Brownillfl Dorhave DDt reeponded u readll¥ to ;ylolding problema and where 110- Is Gnle~r and Carol Pe~rson. lutlons are several yeara off The numerup team was those and will require auatelned aa- eponsored by Gibbs Grocery. Secallt4nee over an extended per- ond place trophies went to Marloci," he oald. l!lll'el Follrod, caplaln; JanetDulBy June 3(J of lltla year, EllA ty, Jane &IOeffer, Glaeys Stowill have provided approximate- bert and &Isle Gn~eser. ly $750 m!Uion In public work• Mrs Follrod on behalf ollhe and buainess loan assistance. league members presented gifts When all projects are complet- to Peggy lloudashelt, president, AJ>ple Grove. ed and In full operlltion, an estl- and Janet Dutry, secretary. The board granted a trander mated 75,000 direct new joba Favors of miniature bowling to Millon Burdette, who had been will have been created. trophies engraved with the memprevloualy hired as principal of Of the remalnlngellglbleareao ber's name and highest single Roosevelt Scbool, to the position 259 had unemploYment averages game and ballpoint pens were of teacher of social litudieo at above 8 per cent wring 1987. given. The pens were donated by Point Plesaant Juntor H 1 g h compared with a national rate of School. 3.8 per cent Tbere are 123 counBus drivers for the 1968~9 ties that had medlao lamlly Inschool year hired by the board comes of Wider $2,000 In the MondaY nllll>t and granted a 10 !sat census, .....,.red to the neper cent salary lncresse were: Ilona! medlon of ~.660. WUllam Abston, VIrgil Adkins, Tbere are also 79 llldlan resAndrew Beattie, Carlos BenBOR, ervatlons where unemployment Ray Benson, Oris Bumgarner, rates ol. 30 per cent and higher Goorge CarBCII, RusseU Cape- are found and where medlaofamhart, William Dunn, Kenneth lly Incomes arelre~ below Fout, Ralph Greene, Roger Har- $1,500 a year. per, Wllllem Hatflel~, Goorge A subst&ntla! porltlon of the W. Kearns, Everetl Keeler, areas are thinly populated, rural WoodroW King, Adrian LIU.e,y, eountles with their heaviest conLouie Llthe,y, James Long, Ju- eentratlonaln AJ>palachla sndthe Uus Mathene,y, Wallace Mayea, southern United State•. WUIIam E. Propp, Llwrence • "What makes It urgent thai we Blce, Carson Rou&b, Rayford contlmle our efforts In these arRoush, JohnB<Il S<arberry, Joa- eas Ia that they are one of the eph_SmiUI, &nnner Smltb, Char_- maJor sources lor the uaemlea stephenJIOII, Jay Stone, Boa- ployod and ID1skllledworkerswho sleTuckor,JohmyWallace,Rob- migrate Into the central cities ert 0. Wallace, Homer Watter~ where the unemployment prOOeon. James WaU:enm, Jr., Char· lem is already crlUcal," he said. los W4101hee, Howsrd Wolgaad, To help solve this rural unemRoY Stanle,y WUIIamdl, Ross plgyment and underemiJloyment, Wlnebnmer, Francia Casto and EllA lo concentrating onlncreaaWUIIam F. Propp, oootrad drlv- lng portion of Ita effortlon help. or-. lng to creste new )obaln "growth centers.. - small and,medium i olzed eommunltles wltii"lliO'poFight Reaulta tentlon lor eeonomlc expanalon. By United Pre so lnleroatlooal Davia omp!Gislzed, however, NEW ORLEANS CUPil- that the growth center approach Percy Pu&h. 14411 , New Or- cannot serve as the sole aoluIeins, ou1polnted Bill Backus, lion to the unemployment found In the core section• of the large 146, canastota, N.Y. (10), Ill c ea. Ohio countleo certlfled,for Tltie IV EllA aasl-ce are AdThe Appala hi ama, BI'Ollll, Carroll, Clermont, between"!Itt. j.t!l:J:~:Wuns Gall Ia, Hocking, Jackson, Lawto Mt. OgJeiborpe, Ga., som~ rence, Meigs, Perry, Pike and • "2.050 miles along the crest of-- Warren, and for Title I, part of { the Appalachians. Scioto. ~aro, Voice ·along Broadway . By JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - Have a cool · rumor: Duke Elllnglon'o Conceria of sacred Music m•v pl•v ~ ~ The Vatlcsn .... N. Y. Pulice P. B.A. head John Caoaese remarrled Oils first wife die d) and moved to Rockland Count;y, lar from the long hot summer .... "21" club's Chuck Anderson (he's also Comm. of the N. Y. Youth Boord) Is In Lutheran Hoopita! lor surgery ... They hove orders to keep It out of the PB· pero but N. Y. cops are picking up mlnl.muggersln Central Pork who carry crlme ..lze knives; one 14-yesr.old pocked a g u n when frisked .... They rustle bicycles from other little girls At the Bolshoi Ballet, two of three no doubt genta swished In wearing psltel Nohnl • jacketa ~ lltlrd with all the Jewelry; ~e wore stra!IJI!I conventional clothdlsmood -'•es - and ear ••,... VIvian Vance makes no bmes adml abe h·• aboUt 1t to -a lace~lfl; lnoat of some 3,000 women who wrote In after Uley heard her race it on uotrl Talk'" 11 were Wider till .... The CarY e Hotel where Presidents used to atay ordered Its entire sWf to atop giving "IDY" Info to t h e press; haw .... Eddie Fisher and Kim Novak! II Julie Andrews Isn't satlsfted aJ-"'··, dancl•• and a~•-· _ ,..,... ·~ ,~,. now she's taking plano lessons and .... Weekends In that greatboyo greenery, copo teU us, are plagued by junkies, queers, perverts and unfunny-clt,y t;ypes .••. .. ,. TheIsFood & Drug Admlnlstratlon scrutinizing weight watchers dietetic desserta ...• POINT PLEASANT - Teachora were hired by the Mason Counllr Board of Educatlm for lbe 1988-69 school term wring Monday niiJI!I'• board sessloo. The,y were Olin lUll of Calboun (.'.ouney, o1-..y prlnclj>ol, not placed; Karen L. Brown, M a a o n Elementary School; Ruth Taylor, llartford; Betty A. Hulchloon, West Columbla; WUllam J. Morrlaon, Jr., Point Plea1811! JUD!or 111gb lchool, -Eaglllhi J. Walter Copley, Jr., Wahama Jr. and Sr. illgll Sehool, English; Ann Cuol lUckman, Wahama Jr. and Sr. lllsh, !bcW -ea; Lowronco v. cartmlll, Beech lUll Elementary, Tr111a~rlatlon personnel hlred were Warren D. Keefer, $350 per month salary; Linda SmiUI, •160 per month; Garry Thomas Roach, $:ito; Leo Roush, ~0: and William D. Coaaln, ~0. MalnteDance peroonnal hired were: Werren D. Keefer, $350 per salary; Unda Smith, $160i Frank Boles, $410 p e r month; George Henry Keeler, $500; Mack D. Howard, $450; lrvln stephens, ~00. Cllrpenttra and brlcltlayera, plwnbora and electrlctano hired we r e Howard M,yero, $335 per montl>; Huold ~ ~... and GrauvWe Smllb, ll pitreliour al needed. Oiber aummor help (extra) empiO)'ed for $2 por hour In maiDtenenee ""ro Ronald R, Zerkle, Letart; Birdie WUoon · Rouah, New Haven; Rdlerl Van c...,.,, Pt. Ploa1811!; Llwrence L. Rice, ~-• Leon; Charles R. Wea-, uouUpella Ferry, 81111 Edward Cooo. &unmer help In tronaporlation (oxtn) hired ware VIrgil F. Adkina, Letart; George W. Klema, Pt. Ploa1811!; wmtam Howerd Weigand, Letart; Andrew Beattie, Leon; and Fredrick Propp, :·~~;...BdW7"J1M'::!'· ~ minor atato~)lllldllld~•. like It oo hll f1.~ .,.._, ~'"'"8 ,, ---'eel " Next blatro tryiDg the oite of "Good adv--• 05 "'¥"' ' Ule old Boaln Street which ... The joll.,. ..,.... b.,.•IJI!IIlscal. i!rlef.and .,....., mioh bewoll ~ «lH ', ·rwill be ~~ but oome ol the ,be. llld -.,. • to prevtoua ..-o ..,... bed "Nepenlho;" meona no erie! decorated are out~ the~ · 1 Walt . H.... ' • crime ueea - drfylng ~ or .,.row ... ... ""' marr'o genius for headlines will trucks ... BUI 0>11>1 ant II!!Q' . -'th Ecata gl " --•h wrlteandperto.maCOIIIedY.,.._ · ...: e BY rl ~N ermanagdr B. 5acketl publicity .... tine aboUt losing $60,000 at De 1Gaulle'J riots even atlected rah'a on Lake TahOe. France's Metlier's DayIt W11B Mae Welt Ia 75 bullbe ~· ~-• ~ who come 1111 11111 110 her ....U.. 6 owltu- to June I uvm ....., 26. to the H'wood hoUpota arecrMIAdreBI lilldeprde Not! (Mrs. grandaon age: IUeb 81 Adrllll David Caineron) just became a Y"'ii;. :.U~~ first-time mama at 42 ... This ... one c. ls progreos? stenle,y Holloway fad for lollaa Ia too hnt not to who once did · "Hamlet" Ia mlk- cool doWn and tbe next aartor•·· i wi~ Herm • H Ia! Ia being •'amed. uQ!i a mov e "' an 1 er.,. !· out of the COlumbia u. tragedy, '......,..c *"' '*'• u... put""' r--~=~~~~~~;~~:~c::~l This WHk's K&V Peter Townsend wed Karen Ast- ley ... Roger Cormsn who fUmNeacU Carsey, nanager r1 the ed Peter Fonda in "The Trip'" PomeroY Bowling Lanes. trash Is . . . .~jiijjifil Mason wunty Board . . matloo provided by a.e llet>artmenl of Labor lndlcaiea that 107 eonununltlea will be odded to lbe qualllled list, leaving 905 quallfted areao compared to 849 oo July I, 1967. Generally, the places added to the ~lflod teat, Davia Pointed out, are veey small labor areu which hove not responded to Ule Nation's eontlnulns prooperlty. David addad that, "Siplflcont pins In revitalizing ooce.dlstreaaed areas have been made over the poat several yearo, b~U~CJ~et at Oscar' a Res-lor taurant concluded the ...· the MornlnsGiorlesllowllngLeaN TeachersEdnployed by • 'I Bowlers End Season with er E~ent EDA's Distressed Areas Lut • 64 Dodge O.rt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 270 Two Door Sedan. Six cylinder automatic trammJulon. KARR & VANZANDT MOTOR SAJFS "You'll Like Our Quality Way-oi Doing Busille8s" Cadillac-Oldsmobile 992·~342 ,I 'I ~ With a Newspaper Route, • > He's Having a ' • ' HAPPY Summer ·; . WATCH FOR I I SEE OUR NEW OFFSET PRINTING FACILITIES SPECIAL I ' oUR I _MAGAZINE EDITION . UNE J Y suNDA ' I . . . .. ' " ,~· ' ; ' THE MOST MODlR.lV. EQUIPMENT ·: YOUR " { • " . &m Mont) Taite Tri/H Win i'f~tt> Haw '' ..• p,.,. Ohio Valley Publishing Compari.! ·. •. ' . ' ·~ ' '/':r. •· BOYS: •• • . i. ' "' - ' j," ' .~c.f.lif7 5« ., thnt'• . II toll/~ 0/!ftl for yoN runt/ • ONE OF the most en~led youngsters In your vicinity this summer Is the teen-ager whO' dellve!'ll this newspaper to your home. While other bo~ must obtain spending money from parents or from doing odd jobs, your carrier receives !'<lgular profits and special benefits from his own part - time busine88 - his j!rowllljl newspaper route ! WHILE enjoying a cash <Income from route work, he still has · plenty of houro free for other gainful activities, and more money for summer sports, hobbies and outlnga I As well as the chance to take tripe unu win prizea offered to earrlel'll who excel In newspaper sales and service. WHICH Ia why ou•· newspaper routes are now In &Teater demand than ever-not juat for t~e summer, but aa the beet ALL-YI!lAR way for ambitious .boys to eilrn money, learn business metlloda and gain valuable ex""rience. - .arid>have fun ,dainr .It! T. . ~· I 'DliLY.SE.NTINEL with a $3.00 purchase of Ashland Gasoline These attractively textured bowls in Avocado Green are just the thing for serving salads, cereals, soups, desserts, chip-and-dip, snacks. With every $3.00purchase of Ashland Gasoline you get one small bowl FREE. The . ' Ashlanll ASHLAND OIL a REFINING COMPANY I, • • large, matching bowl can be yours fo( only 89¢ with an oil change or lubrication at regular prices. Start collecting a complete set . Stop at any Ashland Oil service station displaying the "FREE BOWL" sign. , .. �5 - The Daily Sentinel, Mlcl!lleport.P.,;;;eroy, JWJO 4, 1P88 · '"1-V: r-, ' t, • Shows Increase Last 12 Months ., '• .• 1 l ' The Economic Developmenl Admlnlatratlon (ED A) &mdaY reported an increase In the number ol economically diltreased communities and cautioned that (lllick solutions o1 the unemplgyment and low - Income problema remaining In Ule maJor clttea and In some leglng n~ral areas should oot be expected. Roos D. Davlo, Aaalatsnt Seeretar.Y of Commerce ror Economic Development, said that improving area economies will result In 51 communities being removed from the llat ol ell&lble areas eltectlve July 1. In the I11t 12 months, hoWever, infor- J;"'' ':>< '1t' .. - ' .. ' ' .. '' ~~ ,.' r:t-· , ., . .,', ',_h. .' ' .,_• -~ . ". . ' ~r ' '. f: ' l. ' '. •• .-•• .• .• :,· ,,. \ ., . ' . . ' .'-- ' '' ' ,. " ' ~ ·~. ' .-,•' ' '1' ,. ) A •i I " ' ,.. . • - ·~ ' • ... ! TUESDAY, JUNE 11 .I ,. ''• ' I • 825 THIRD AVE., GALUPOUS ,1j. • '; :l1:; ·:-~ j . ,,.. ' l -l' r ;'t I t' '. ' ' f..'· ~~ ,fl. 7 PM to 9PM ; -~ ··~ .' I • ' .I r, file contlnulllfl national srowtll or to opecial J~ offorts." Davia noted that In 1985 when EllA began 0!18r&IIOIII, 1,296 llr· eas ~lfled for aaolst&nce. Tbe populaUon of theae areas waa 50 mUIIon • u1be fact that there are now gu..Trophies wore presented to lor "'"" series ChriS "-ars ..,. ,..,, and for hiSh average. He~ hiSh serlea waa 500 and ber average was 143. Margaret Follrod -• the ......... for the hi"" re ..lv~ ~ ....., .,.. single with 1 game o1 189. 11>\, moat Improved player award lor theleague was presented to Annle Knight, Her average lmproved 26 pins wring the season. Crltt Bradford's team won the championship .......,,es and ~.,... patches. Receiving the awards 905 ~lfled areaa with a population of about 25 m!Uion reflecta subst&ntlal lmprlw01110l1ta caused by the country's auotaloed growth, coupled with local etrorta aDd EDA'a ald," he said. uBut we are now getting to but the remaining areas - those were ChrisEvelyn Gilmore captain; Jose with severe eeonomlccllfllcultlea those places with the moat un- Brownillfl Dorhave DDt reeponded u readll¥ to ;ylolding problema and where 110- Is Gnle~r and Carol Pe~rson. lutlons are several yeara off The numerup team was those and will require auatelned aa- eponsored by Gibbs Grocery. Secallt4nee over an extended per- ond place trophies went to Marloci," he oald. l!lll'el Follrod, caplaln; JanetDulBy June 3(J of lltla year, EllA ty, Jane &IOeffer, Glaeys Stowill have provided approximate- bert and &Isle Gn~eser. ly $750 m!Uion In public work• Mrs Follrod on behalf ollhe and buainess loan assistance. league members presented gifts When all projects are complet- to Peggy lloudashelt, president, AJ>ple Grove. ed and In full operlltion, an estl- and Janet Dutry, secretary. The board granted a trander mated 75,000 direct new joba Favors of miniature bowling to Millon Burdette, who had been will have been created. trophies engraved with the memprevloualy hired as principal of Of the remalnlngellglbleareao ber's name and highest single Roosevelt Scbool, to the position 259 had unemploYment averages game and ballpoint pens were of teacher of social litudieo at above 8 per cent wring 1987. given. The pens were donated by Point Plesaant Juntor H 1 g h compared with a national rate of School. 3.8 per cent Tbere are 123 counBus drivers for the 1968~9 ties that had medlao lamlly Inschool year hired by the board comes of Wider $2,000 In the MondaY nllll>t and granted a 10 !sat census, .....,.red to the neper cent salary lncresse were: Ilona! medlon of ~.660. WUllam Abston, VIrgil Adkins, Tbere are also 79 llldlan resAndrew Beattie, Carlos BenBOR, ervatlons where unemployment Ray Benson, Oris Bumgarner, rates ol. 30 per cent and higher Goorge CarBCII, RusseU Cape- are found and where medlaofamhart, William Dunn, Kenneth lly Incomes arelre~ below Fout, Ralph Greene, Roger Har- $1,500 a year. per, Wllllem Hatflel~, Goorge A subst&ntla! porltlon of the W. Kearns, Everetl Keeler, areas are thinly populated, rural WoodroW King, Adrian LIU.e,y, eountles with their heaviest conLouie Llthe,y, James Long, Ju- eentratlonaln AJ>palachla sndthe Uus Mathene,y, Wallace Mayea, southern United State•. WUIIam E. Propp, Llwrence • "What makes It urgent thai we Blce, Carson Rou&b, Rayford contlmle our efforts In these arRoush, JohnB<Il S<arberry, Joa- eas Ia that they are one of the eph_SmiUI, &nnner Smltb, Char_- maJor sources lor the uaemlea stephenJIOII, Jay Stone, Boa- ployod and ID1skllledworkerswho sleTuckor,JohmyWallace,Rob- migrate Into the central cities ert 0. Wallace, Homer Watter~ where the unemployment prOOeon. James WaU:enm, Jr., Char· lem is already crlUcal," he said. los W4101hee, Howsrd Wolgaad, To help solve this rural unemRoY Stanle,y WUIIamdl, Ross plgyment and underemiJloyment, Wlnebnmer, Francia Casto and EllA lo concentrating onlncreaaWUIIam F. Propp, oootrad drlv- lng portion of Ita effortlon help. or-. lng to creste new )obaln "growth centers.. - small and,medium i olzed eommunltles wltii"lliO'poFight Reaulta tentlon lor eeonomlc expanalon. By United Pre so lnleroatlooal Davia omp!Gislzed, however, NEW ORLEANS CUPil- that the growth center approach Percy Pu&h. 14411 , New Or- cannot serve as the sole aoluIeins, ou1polnted Bill Backus, lion to the unemployment found In the core section• of the large 146, canastota, N.Y. (10), Ill c ea. Ohio countleo certlfled,for Tltie IV EllA aasl-ce are AdThe Appala hi ama, BI'Ollll, Carroll, Clermont, between"!Itt. j.t!l:J:~:Wuns Gall Ia, Hocking, Jackson, Lawto Mt. OgJeiborpe, Ga., som~ rence, Meigs, Perry, Pike and • "2.050 miles along the crest of-- Warren, and for Title I, part of { the Appalachians. Scioto. ~aro, Voice ·along Broadway . By JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - Have a cool · rumor: Duke Elllnglon'o Conceria of sacred Music m•v pl•v ~ ~ The Vatlcsn .... N. Y. Pulice P. B.A. head John Caoaese remarrled Oils first wife die d) and moved to Rockland Count;y, lar from the long hot summer .... "21" club's Chuck Anderson (he's also Comm. of the N. Y. Youth Boord) Is In Lutheran Hoopita! lor surgery ... They hove orders to keep It out of the PB· pero but N. Y. cops are picking up mlnl.muggersln Central Pork who carry crlme ..lze knives; one 14-yesr.old pocked a g u n when frisked .... They rustle bicycles from other little girls At the Bolshoi Ballet, two of three no doubt genta swished In wearing psltel Nohnl • jacketa ~ lltlrd with all the Jewelry; ~e wore stra!IJI!I conventional clothdlsmood -'•es - and ear ••,... VIvian Vance makes no bmes adml abe h·• aboUt 1t to -a lace~lfl; lnoat of some 3,000 women who wrote In after Uley heard her race it on uotrl Talk'" 11 were Wider till .... The CarY e Hotel where Presidents used to atay ordered Its entire sWf to atop giving "IDY" Info to t h e press; haw .... Eddie Fisher and Kim Novak! II Julie Andrews Isn't satlsfted aJ-"'··, dancl•• and a~•-· _ ,..,... ·~ ,~,. now she's taking plano lessons and .... Weekends In that greatboyo greenery, copo teU us, are plagued by junkies, queers, perverts and unfunny-clt,y t;ypes .••. .. ,. TheIsFood & Drug Admlnlstratlon scrutinizing weight watchers dietetic desserta ...• POINT PLEASANT - Teachora were hired by the Mason Counllr Board of Educatlm for lbe 1988-69 school term wring Monday niiJI!I'• board sessloo. The,y were Olin lUll of Calboun (.'.ouney, o1-..y prlnclj>ol, not placed; Karen L. Brown, M a a o n Elementary School; Ruth Taylor, llartford; Betty A. Hulchloon, West Columbla; WUllam J. Morrlaon, Jr., Point Plea1811! JUD!or 111gb lchool, -Eaglllhi J. Walter Copley, Jr., Wahama Jr. and Sr. illgll Sehool, English; Ann Cuol lUckman, Wahama Jr. and Sr. lllsh, !bcW -ea; Lowronco v. cartmlll, Beech lUll Elementary, Tr111a~rlatlon personnel hlred were Warren D. Keefer, $350 per month salary; Linda SmiUI, •160 per month; Garry Thomas Roach, $:ito; Leo Roush, ~0: and William D. Coaaln, ~0. MalnteDance peroonnal hired were: Werren D. Keefer, $350 per salary; Unda Smith, $160i Frank Boles, $410 p e r month; George Henry Keeler, $500; Mack D. Howard, $450; lrvln stephens, ~00. Cllrpenttra and brlcltlayera, plwnbora and electrlctano hired we r e Howard M,yero, $335 per montl>; Huold ~ ~... and GrauvWe Smllb, ll pitreliour al needed. Oiber aummor help (extra) empiO)'ed for $2 por hour In maiDtenenee ""ro Ronald R, Zerkle, Letart; Birdie WUoon · Rouah, New Haven; Rdlerl Van c...,.,, Pt. Ploa1811!; Llwrence L. Rice, ~-• Leon; Charles R. Wea-, uouUpella Ferry, 81111 Edward Cooo. &unmer help In tronaporlation (oxtn) hired ware VIrgil F. Adkina, Letart; George W. Klema, Pt. Ploa1811!; wmtam Howerd Weigand, Letart; Andrew Beattie, Leon; and Fredrick Propp, :·~~;...BdW7"J1M'::!'· ~ minor atato~)lllldllld~•. like It oo hll f1.~ .,.._, ~'"'"8 ,, ---'eel " Next blatro tryiDg the oite of "Good adv--• 05 "'¥"' ' Ule old Boaln Street which ... The joll.,. ..,.... b.,.•IJI!IIlscal. i!rlef.and .,....., mioh bewoll ~ «lH ', ·rwill be ~~ but oome ol the ,be. llld -.,. • to prevtoua ..-o ..,... bed "Nepenlho;" meona no erie! decorated are out~ the~ · 1 Walt . H.... ' • crime ueea - drfylng ~ or .,.row ... ... ""' marr'o genius for headlines will trucks ... BUI 0>11>1 ant II!!Q' . -'th Ecata gl " --•h wrlteandperto.maCOIIIedY.,.._ · ...: e BY rl ~N ermanagdr B. 5acketl publicity .... tine aboUt losing $60,000 at De 1Gaulle'J riots even atlected rah'a on Lake TahOe. France's Metlier's DayIt W11B Mae Welt Ia 75 bullbe ~· ~-• ~ who come 1111 11111 110 her ....U.. 6 owltu- to June I uvm ....., 26. to the H'wood hoUpota arecrMIAdreBI lilldeprde Not! (Mrs. grandaon age: IUeb 81 Adrllll David Caineron) just became a Y"'ii;. :.U~~ first-time mama at 42 ... This ... one c. ls progreos? stenle,y Holloway fad for lollaa Ia too hnt not to who once did · "Hamlet" Ia mlk- cool doWn and tbe next aartor•·· i wi~ Herm • H Ia! Ia being •'amed. uQ!i a mov e "' an 1 er.,. !· out of the COlumbia u. tragedy, '......,..c *"' '*'• u... put""' r--~=~~~~~~;~~:~c::~l This WHk's K&V Peter Townsend wed Karen Ast- ley ... Roger Cormsn who fUmNeacU Carsey, nanager r1 the ed Peter Fonda in "The Trip'" PomeroY Bowling Lanes. trash Is . . . .~jiijjifil Mason wunty Board . . matloo provided by a.e llet>artmenl of Labor lndlcaiea that 107 eonununltlea will be odded to lbe qualllled list, leaving 905 quallfted areao compared to 849 oo July I, 1967. Generally, the places added to the ~lflod teat, Davia Pointed out, are veey small labor areu which hove not responded to Ule Nation's eontlnulns prooperlty. David addad that, "Siplflcont pins In revitalizing ooce.dlstreaaed areas have been made over the poat several yearo, b~U~CJ~et at Oscar' a Res-lor taurant concluded the ...· the MornlnsGiorlesllowllngLeaN TeachersEdnployed by • 'I Bowlers End Season with er E~ent EDA's Distressed Areas Lut • 64 Dodge O.rt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 270 Two Door Sedan. Six cylinder automatic trammJulon. KARR & VANZANDT MOTOR SAJFS "You'll Like Our Quality Way-oi Doing Busille8s" Cadillac-Oldsmobile 992·~342 ,I 'I ~ With a Newspaper Route, • > He's Having a ' • ' HAPPY Summer ·; . WATCH FOR I I SEE OUR NEW OFFSET PRINTING FACILITIES SPECIAL I ' oUR I _MAGAZINE EDITION . UNE J Y suNDA ' I . . . .. ' " ,~· ' ; ' THE MOST MODlR.lV. EQUIPMENT ·: YOUR " { • " . &m Mont) Taite Tri/H Win i'f~tt> Haw '' ..• p,.,. Ohio Valley Publishing Compari.! ·. •. ' . ' ·~ ' '/':r. •· BOYS: •• • . i. ' "' - ' j," ' .~c.f.lif7 5« ., thnt'• . II toll/~ 0/!ftl for yoN runt/ • ONE OF the most en~led youngsters In your vicinity this summer Is the teen-ager whO' dellve!'ll this newspaper to your home. While other bo~ must obtain spending money from parents or from doing odd jobs, your carrier receives !'<lgular profits and special benefits from his own part - time busine88 - his j!rowllljl newspaper route ! WHILE enjoying a cash <Income from route work, he still has · plenty of houro free for other gainful activities, and more money for summer sports, hobbies and outlnga I As well as the chance to take tripe unu win prizea offered to earrlel'll who excel In newspaper sales and service. WHICH Ia why ou•· newspaper routes are now In &Teater demand than ever-not juat for t~e summer, but aa the beet ALL-YI!lAR way for ambitious .boys to eilrn money, learn business metlloda and gain valuable ex""rience. - .arid>have fun ,dainr .It! T. . ~· I 'DliLY.SE.NTINEL with a $3.00 purchase of Ashland Gasoline These attractively textured bowls in Avocado Green are just the thing for serving salads, cereals, soups, desserts, chip-and-dip, snacks. With every $3.00purchase of Ashland Gasoline you get one small bowl FREE. The . ' Ashlanll ASHLAND OIL a REFINING COMPANY I, • • large, matching bowl can be yours fo( only 89¢ with an oil change or lubrication at regular prices. Start collecting a complete set . Stop at any Ashland Oil service station displaying the "FREE BOWL" sign. , .. �-...!l('!~ t; .. . .• ,. .. :.t .. ... .. ·~· •• . • .... ,. ',. - ' ,...,. .:~..: : . t~ ..~~-- ~~~._t!h. ~~~rt·l~er~, June 4~ JD611 .:.;.-..... ·.•.·.·.·.·:·.·:-:-:-:-:·:·:·.·;-:-:-:·.·:·:·:-:-·.;.·.;.;.·.·;.;. 1 'ddl :;: r eporf... ·;;::' 'M. ~- ·! ! Personal Notes j': 'Mr. and Mra. R. B. Aliens~ worth and cldldren, Jeanie and Joo of Groveport, and Mr. and Mro. Albert Russell and SOil, Bo, of Columbus were lreekend ~ests ot Mrs. D. E. Roush. Mrs. Dwight Wallace a n d daughter, Nancy, are in McCon- nelsvUJe lor a several da.Ys' viaIt with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, G. C. Koox. '. • • '• •• .••• •~ ~ ••. 1 Jj ' ' ' ·\ l ·~ ~ ' I' . '•'..• •. . '. •' Miss Lena Mae Fels of Bain- bridge was the weekm:l guest of Miss Frieda Faehnle, !fie came especially w attend the Middleport High School alumni barup0t Miss Fels is a former teacher in the Middleport schools. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Walburn and daughter, JUI, went w Charleawn, w. Va. Morxlay night Cor the graduatliJn of her nephew, WUUam Forbes, from George Washington High School. Mrs. Forbes and her son were here to visit the Walbums &lnday and Stevie Walburn returned to Charleston with them . Mr. and Mrtl. George Baker have returned after a week's visit in Seaeca Falls, N. Y. with theJr son-ln-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Kalad Hindy and family. Weekend guests oC the Bakers were his brother and sister-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker of Charleston, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kitchen and son, Todd, of Columbus were weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Buchanan. ••I' ' Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roush and children, Beck,y and Kemy, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Flowers and Fred McVey of Columbus were ln Leon, W. Ya. 9.utday to visit Mrs. Roush•s mother, Mrs. Alta Miller, who is recuperating from a stroke. Mrs . Paul Grueser, Middleport, and Mrs. Mabel Wo I r e, Pomeroy, were weekend vialron of Mr. and Mrs. H. L 111y. der o; t-arkersburg, W.va. Qth. er guests at the ~·der h o m e were Mrs. Grueser's granddaughters, Mrs. Stanley Klapkowski and her '$00, Cannonsburg, Pa., and Martha Clark who will be leavi.rii on July 15 Cor a toor of four a.ropean oountries. '.: Mrs. Thompson i Wins Honor as I, >• ., ·, v~ i \\. i~' • • .. ~ !' ' i ' Oldest Mother LETART, W. Va. - Mrs. Ada Thompson, Letart, was the oldest mother honored recently at the Qak Grove EUB Church service; secoOO oldest was Mrs. Laura Gibbs; the yoongest, Mrs. Martha Frierd, and the mother with the most children, Mrs. Lucy Cullell!l. Other activities at church in addition to recognition of mothen, was a gel-together with Mr. "'nd Mrs. James Keefer aOO Paula . The Keefers will leave the area and move to Tueson, Arizona this summer. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Icenhower, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Adkins, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Adkins, Ercell Adkins Mr. l E. King and Mrs. Paul' Randolph and SJella. The Ladles AJd of the church met with Mrs. Laura Gibbs recently and planned a sewi'* sessioo for June 4. Also planned was a work session to dean up the church yard on Wednesday, June 5. Following Ule clean up on Wednesday, the gr<qJ will have a hymn sing and choir practice in the evening. Three Wahamans Get Right to Busine~~~~ MASON- ThreeWahamaHigh School graduates are wasting no time in furthering their careers. Jane Roosh, Carl Fruth arxl· Sonya Yonker have enrolled at the Charleston Beauty Academyand will commence their school.. ing on June 11. Sonya i~ the daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Charles F. Yonker, New HavenjCirol is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fruth, Muon, and Jane is the daughter of Mrs. valma Roush, New Haven. 'lbe sm,~nc Helen Help U~· ••By Helen Bottel wn..., Fam- Ily, I I!Pirltual 91artel, owlll preaent, a pi'OJI'&m ol mutlc at lire Mlddlllpol1 C'nurch of Christ Wedllelrde.f night. ~n to the public, the proRram will begin at 8 p.m. The [amity Is In tho area to parUcipate In the Great Revival t' lres Crusade at Marlotta. They haVe appeared on ~a~­ meroua television _programa, Much ~ tlle music presented by the quartet has been written by Mr. wu- """ also accompanies the group. YOUTH ASKED FOR rr (PRECEDE) This column Is lor young poo. pie, their problems and pleasures, their troubles and fun. As with the rest of Helen Help US!, it welcomes laugh• but won't dodge a serious question with a brosh-Ul. Send your teen ago Qlestions ID YOUTH ASKED FOR rr, care of Helen Help USI (this newspaper). YOUTH ASKS FOR rr. (END PRECEDE). . · , ; ,. .. ment, getting ''T·P'ed. lD our town, you're not really with it, unless yOUr hou1e baa beeD hit. Some of the kids look 1t me In awe: "MI&osh, T-P'ed FOUR times: How popular tan y o u GET'i"' thO)' sigh. . Too poj:AllarJ Without rnaldng llko a wet blllllket, Mw do I throw cold Willer on thla oport? - TIRED OF WHITE LAWNS Dear Tired: Yoo might voloo It anrund that your Dad Ia oo the warpath, and HE Just miJI throw cold water, via the garden hose. Better yet, wilY don't all yar kids Clgure out a new wayroshow your atreetim? The T. P, blt Is getting pretty old hat, lln't It about due w go down the drain? 11 COMMON PROBLEM, CHEAP SOLilliON Dear Helen: My friend and I boll! like the eame girl. Jf she goes with me, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hubbard my Criend will be mad with me. have returned to Washl.ngton, D. IC she goes will! him, I will be C. after a week here with their mad at HIM, We're all in jun- - H. Dear Helen: parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie ior high. What w do?WORRIED Is It good stl"'ette to kiss a Hubbard of ~cuse, and Mr. TV star In public? and Mrs. James Roberts, Pom- Dear Worried: Why don't you both join the We went ID see Leonard Nlmoy eroy, and other relatives. 14young local men's summer at a playhouse, and a!ternrda Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rraun and swimming sociebaseball ~ friends and I went upstairs and children, Michael and Kenda, were in Martina Ferry over the ty" and put dating off until lat- Cor his autograph. When it came woekend, guests of her parents, er? It's much cheaper, believe 11\Y turn, I Just couldn't resist 11 Mr. and Mrs. Herman Krinke. me; and besides, this way you kissing ' 4 Mr. Spock. He's ao can all three remain friends. CUTE. Mr. and Mrs. William Colley, llY Call, annther girl will enWas that nutty? - HAPPY brother-in-law and sister of Mrs. the picture. You'll see. THOUGH UNSURE ter Braun, of Warren joined t h e H. Dear HTU: family group. Mr. and Mrs. Braun ~re, but "nutty'' people are went especially tor the confirma- Dear Helen: Fun's fun, but this is getting the best kind - and ru bot tion o[ their Godchlld, Marla ridiculous. Foor times in the Mr. Nlmoy agrees - thoogh Unterzuber, daughter of Mr. and past month my house has been Mr. Spock would calle me uu. Mrs. Robert Unterzuber ol York"T -P'ed." Pm tired of pulling logical." - H. vllle. Mr. and Mrs. William Folmer strungout streamers from trees, Dear HeJen: 1 read this somewhere, and have returned after a vialt in the roof, my car; raking It up from the lawn, and even out ot I think it's a good question for Toledo with Mr. and Mrs. Harthe swimming pool. When it rains your column: old Wllkins and oon, and In Holduring the niJiht, the clean up .. How come we ldll pecple who land with Mr. and Mrs. Charles job ls murder. klll people to show people It Armstrong arxl family. Cath)' My Dad came home last even- Jsn't right to kill people?'' Armstrong returned here with ing and really blew his top. The ANOTHER QUESTIONER her grandparents Cor an indefiyard looked like a snow Dear Q.Iestioner: front nite vJsit. storm, with bathroomtissueover Because violence is our herJMr. and Mrs. Richard Hurse,y of Wayne, Neb. and Mrs. Gomer every inch. The gang outdid them- tage, and 14 an eye for an eye" our creed. Bowen of Me Arthur were Fri- selves this time. 9Jre, I know it's a compli.. .. And because people no day guests oC Mr. and Mrs. longer fear that whkh t h e y Robert Dowen, Laurel ClltC. On kill . Which answers the quel· &mctay the Bowens went to McUon, but it doesn't solve t b e Arthur to vlsit Mrs. Bowen and Mrs. L, P. ~rrett were Mr. problem, does It?- H. the Hurseys. They also visited and Mrs. Bill Sterrett of Barrecently with Mr. and M r s. Earl Frecker of Peach Fork. berton, and Miss Lucille Price Denver Carman at Peach Fork of Columbus. They all attended was a recent visitor ol the the Pomeroy High School alumni reunion. Mr. and Mrs. John Dowens, his aon-ln~a.. a n d T, Burnell of Parkersburg, W. daughter. Va. were Memorial Day guests Mrs. V. D. Edwards and son, If yuu can hear people talk and ol the sterretts. Davb, were weekend visitors« can't make out the words clear)y Mrs. Ella Fugate and her son Mr. and Mrs. Earl ~rfeves of ' ' then this may be the answer. An The Plains, Mrs. W. A. Tate Harold, of Ypsilanti, Mich. were extremely small hearing aid Wllng and Mrs. Margaret Maxwell ot Friday visitors of Miss ~il a tiny energized uni~ has been perEbersbach and he'r mother, MulAthens. fected by a man who himBel[ Is Pvt. and Mrs. Demis Evans berry Ave . Mr. and Mrs. Roger F, Roush hard of hearing and lw been frll' spent the weekend here with his over 10 years. If intetestecl It is mother, Mrs. Carolyn Evans, and daughters, Kimberly a n d suggested you write A. W. Newell, Forest Run. Pvt. Evans is sta- Lois Am, of Carroll were week- li16 W. 8th St., Erie Pa. You will erxl guests of Mr. arxiMrs. Chartlooed at Fort ~stls, Va . receive lull information at no a.t Weekend guesta of Mr. and les Kessinger, Pomeroy, Route 4. or obligation whatsoever.-Adv. Feed B~irips Oldtimers Mi•&•t T Hmi11 Ai. .. ' mull ~. to bo competlthe; but never boCore haa lire -ld had .., mill!' people to Coed. Formers, let's keep thl1 poten. tlal In -mind and pt our share of the business." The bualneas's aiOfllllli"N"" TedmiQ.es With an Old-Time Touch... Adam Ol,daker,BU!Lievlngond Mrs. Madolyn Vonce are looking forward togreot!ngvlsitoralothe Open Houae on J18167. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO, Saturdl,y, June1, 1968, SALES REPORT OF OHIO VALLEY LIVESTOCK CO. HOGS - 175 to 220 lbs. 18 to 19; 220 to 2.10 lbo. 18 w 19; Light 17 w 19; Fat sows If ' ::. ' . ·.:·::· SIIRWVf. I WIU.IAMS · I · 1 W£ SP£CJALJZ.£, .IN CONTRACT 1· PAINTING , 1 · · o I I I SOME CALL IT_..:..._ _____ _ WHOWAlE ·------- SOME ~LL IT Dl~ ~ N~ IT--------BAKERS BUDGET SHOP BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. . ·A Pomeroy• . '\'he bride'a llble, covered wll!l lace, wao ~red wiiJI bride ard groom ~nea beneath an ' or~h oC '"lddil1(,boU~ '~ l!lle~,' Topers In "I,Jl;~tll hol4er~ -ryete uaed on · elth~ aide o! the ar· l'llli!Oment. l!rxll•rae will~ wec~­ ~lng belfs were leo~ oil 'the or the tal!le. • . . · Gamea wore played with prizes being won lty Mrs. Allen Eichinger and Mrs. T. A. Downie, and the door prl~e was 'won by Mrs. ~lul Eichinger, Numel'O!I• glfta were preseated te lhe bride-elect. : Re!reolrrnerllt oC punch, cake, and mintS wire HJ'Ved.· FavoriJ ·. l'ore multicolored net rice .Ills< decinted with Illy o! thi vall117 · ontwlned wlllr golden weddlrv . to!• . ,. '.oyce I ' .. r:."'lo'ure c•.:.-~L · KliiC'l June Wedding L-..~~~~.!!-1 . -kJi. •ulrrlnv. ... w . . ·uild value· into my houses -with electric ,heating and cooling:' lor Conducted at Form Roushes Birth of o Son to- ~=;:ioealora==du~rlng~a~n>- I ~ Banquet Jleld At Drive-In . ' '.-~ .•l.· ·o\' ' GALLON . "Building a quality home is like anything else ... you've got Mr. llld Mrs. Andrew Blevlno of Sclotovllle are lllllOUIIclng the marriage of their clauai¢er, Debra Am., to DaVId 1 W. Pierce of Mlneord, son of ldr. and Mra. Carol R. Pierce, Sr., of LanesTHURSDAY ville. THURSDAY, Jme 6, M.el g a 'lbey were married on May 2f CouniY Young RerQ>Ilcans amual by the Rev. CUrUs Wrlgbt of the rain or shine picnic at 6:30 p.m. Boptlot ChUrcll In Portsmouth. at Miss 9tlrley Beegle's hOme In The double ring ceremony ••s Racine; bring lawn chair, table performed at 7:30 In the evenservice and coveted dish. Ing. CATIIOLIC WOMEN'S Club, 'lbe bride Is a 1967 Rraduate sacred Helrt Church, 6:30 p, o! Mlneord High School and Ia m. Thursday at the home of now employed as a dental assistMrs. George Hackett, Sr., tor ant to Dr. M. R. Pierron In potluck dimer. Portsmouth. PAST ClflEFS, Magnolja Temple, 7:30 Thursday night 11 the home oC Mrs. Gladys Cuckler. LAUREL CLIFF Better Health Club, 7:30 Thursday night, homo of Mrs. Erneat Powell; M r s, James Gilmore, co-hostess. FRIDAY The ei8hth birthday of Kenny HAPPY HARVESTERS Class, Roush, son ol Mr. and Mrs. Trinlll' United Church o! Chrls4 Albert Roosh, was observed with 6:~9 Frld!¥,. ~J!IIt _at the home Saturday a~~~~roooo. of hostess, Mrs. Ada Holter, • parQr Games were played and favors Chester Road; patio supper arxl oC cindY, Slim, and model planet came-as-you-are party, were given to tbe guests. Gitls SATURDAY were presented w Kenny. Mrs. BAKE SALE by Wom~n's S<>- Roush served refreshments. clety or Christian Service, MiAttending the i>8rb' were Dick nersvnte Methndlst Church, SatOWen, Bruce Fisher, Jeff Darst. unla,y, June 8, at the Hines bulldBecky Roosb, Todd Kitcllerr, IDB In Minersville; homemade Brenda Smith, Mark Smith, Danbread, pies, cakes, and cookies, 0:1' ll,yaell, Davlcl 1/,ysell, Lola II 10 a.m. Am Housh, arxl Kemy'a uncle ot guests BRING INTHIS . COUPON NOWI . 992·2848 t • The trend is clear ... The Totai·Eiectric Age is here! l Frances Glaze, I•nca•Mr. '. PLAN RUMMAGE SALE 'lbe Loyal w....... Clul ere the lolldrlleport Church"' au-tat will boll~ 1 . . . . _ . . . Frl· ~ llrxl Soilmll1 Ia lire .... bill')' bulldlrli on IIIII St., lllfl. new trailer horne at Mlnlord, dlliiJOrt .IN l\IAHDGANY SADDLE OI'JN 'IIA!£Y tiD WI! lEATHER FRL Ito I SAT•.I tD I $4.99 THE SHOEBOX Where S"- Are Sensibly Prlctrl MIDDLEI!ORT, 0. • So you're in range of YQ f next new car. Fine. 'K u're in range of an Olds. May I In nearly ev~ladustrlal COIDIIry ezce the United State, and , wbere It is Observed on the ., . (lfol MondaY In SePtember, ·- 1~ · wu "blilelalfy cleclared a leO! IIOlld.Y In the United Slates ~~~ _of Congn~ liD 'JUM I A lot of people end up ·driving ~fled low· priced cars 111at cost as much-or more-111an this f..ll-si•e Olds 88. Don't let it happen to yoU. Don't miss oul on Olds luxury, Olds comfort, Olds Roclcet V-8 performance...fare yOAJ make a final decision, price dieck an Olds 88 . • Mr. Owen Hammer, Route 3, Fostoria, Ohio tolli and Mr. and Mre. Deal Wa'iburn, Sherry and Trag, Belin- • .- electric heating. It's the clean, trouble-free, e~~~o~i~~i way to heat your home. A flmUy picnic waa hlld.._· or1a1 Illy 11 the "')lr, · and Kra. Rt¥molld walblft, Hamilton S&., Mlddloport. · Attencllrv were Mr. and Kro. Rl¥mond Lao Walbum, l'lm. Grea, and Jetr; Yr. and lfl'1l. Dale Wilburn, JW and amt, Mlddleport; Pete WliburD, ~ ' ' .. f many new homes in the Ohio Power area have flameless ldr. Pierce Is a Illfl2 iraduate oC the Rutlllld Iligh Schon! llld • 1966 Rraduate of Salem ColieRO In West Vlrglnte. lie ~ ceived a bachelor oe BCienoe deRree In coaching and inWlllrtal arts. Mr, Pierce attended Eastern Kentucky Unlveroib' 1n · the summer of. 1967 ahd will attend classes !hera apln thlo summer towards a muter's diRrtiO. He Is employed as bead CootbaU coach and lnWIIIrtal arts teacher In the Mln!ord Local School District. The couple resides In tllelr Family PicniC Held 01 M8morial DQr Eighth Birthcloy Is Celebrated ,. ... that's why the houses I build are total-electric," says · Mr. Hammer. cltnture~ slip . xl! de or l0011c o 124 W. MAIN Blevins. Pierce Marriage Was Event o f May 24th to keep up with the times. The trend is to electric heating FALSE TEETH e's In Pomeroy· WOMEN'S AUXIUARY, Middleport Fire Delllrlmllnt, 7:30 Wednesday night at the halL WINDING TRAIL Girden Club meets Wednesda¥,. June 5, heme of Mrs. Clarence Heaton; bring an arrangement or roses and a rose spedmen. Mr$. David W. Pierce Mrs. HI¥ Thompson, pres!· dent OC the. Veroon WSWS, re- arxl members !ollowlng the proPorted on tile wsws convention, griDL Attending were the Rev. Achsah which she • - at BuclcharP Miller, Mrs. Loretta Haynes, . nap, W, Vo. Sho otresoedreacllng Mrs. Eunice Rickard, Mrs. Ger''World EVansel" and . other trude Rouah, Mrs. Marlene Lawbooks. Potted llowers were ill'Oll to son, Mrs. Maxine l.athey and . ' Judy, lllu Gerrl Steele, Mrs. Boa ThcllriP.OO. Cheryl 1'hmll>soo, Mrs. Marpret Thornj>son, Mro. 1'111¥ Johnson, Mrs. Nora Staatl, Bonnie and Bernita, Mrs. Lloulo Ilorsh, Mrs. Jane Ilorsh, . lnd Mrs. LIIUan Smith. . Builders know what's best for homes . That's why so. . \118 \'1IU 10 and MN. Bill and )Irs. CUT<I1 and 'Mrs. l'lul Kloea, Mr. Yra. Charles Hobert, Mr. Mrs. Ml1llrrl von lftler no~· ~ TOll)', Mro. ' Enoat $11C111 Jean, Mlaa Eleuror RlliMGo, and Mrs. Karl IQcros, ldrs. ,JW,. en Teat'Drll, Mn. 1f1t7 UaiO. · . Mr. 'and Mra. Bill Arllolt, illll Mrs.lolartllalol'<lnr"· L,abor Day Labor Day Is Celebrated on Finest quality One Coat Flat Finish Latex guaranteed In writing' Beautiful, up to the mi· nute decorator colors. Goes on walls and ceilings fast and easy with roller or brush. Dries in just 20 minutes use rooms again the same day . Made with lead-free pigments no p•inty odor. Exlr'a washable. Soap water cleans tools. rmer . You eat beltf!r, fe<> l more 1• ·. ' WEDNESDAY AMATEUR GARDEN Club at hmne oC Mrs. C. E. Blakealee, Wednesday, 6 p. m. lor 1 picnic; members w bring _covered dish. Thompson. Pictures were taken thians. • -j $4.95 To overcome dtscomrort wh ~ n Just 8prlnkle a little F''-STEETH ori your ~latf.H FASTEETH hold.~ denture• , ~ • LETART; W, Va. - The Vernon WSWS' oC :the Evugelt!'ll United Brethren Church, recentand aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Larry ly held a lolother-Diughter bar>Flowers, and Fred McVey o! quet at Roush's Drive 1m with the oldest mother, Mrs. Ewdce Columbus. Rev. Achaah Mlller o! the Bach- Rickard, and youngest motMr, tel EUB Church u guest speak- Mrs. Jene Housh, oldeat 'dallflher, Sbe spoke on Love taken ter, Mrs. Loretta Haynes, and ' tram l~lh Chapter, 1st Corin- youngest dauehter, c h e r y I Manufacturer's Suggooted Retell Prico $6.95 NA.~---------------------- ' Planned~':" ~~~s=ooi~T~~ Serv' - VAUD DUIIIN8 8AI.I ONLY. · ldri. Loliud Clonch of Rwte sbe reigned as 1968 homecom1, Middleport, lo aimoune1ng the IDB queen, was a member of the bMrothal of her claugbter, Joyce Glee Club, 1 cheerleader lor Elaine, to Richard nrpne Vance !CIIIl" 1ears, a class olllcer three 1ears, and served on the of ll'!rriiiCliiYU!e.• ' Miss · Clonch II a 1968 rradu- Spypau otan:. llle Is a momate Ill Rutland Htgh Scbool where . ber of lhe ll,yaeU Run F r e e Me1hodlat .ChUrcll. -liands. / Mr. Vance, grandscm f1 G. ' t' Sap 1'1B81' OF SU101E11 ISinO ICe W, Vance, Is also a R r Tilo ttrit of ouldde of Rutland High School, ciaSJ· ~ bo -aorecl of 1966. and present~~' st!Ondl b7 lht MlcMieport Fire Depart. . . Salem College, Salem, W, Vo., · mert i!hl bo !reid toqlflhl at the Blptljmal oervlceo were hald where he lo m~g In matheMidi!IPrt coDu.unu,y Park. Tile .. b7 the· ~ Clttr Free Metho· nratlcs. Plana are being made ~""' to be tmceecl by Tllo !Hat Chur~ ~ lltornoon 1t (Or a JIUie wedding. ~· . wJU be hold sach Tue..._,. tho !arm 'of the · Middleport lA. fr0111 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. during &lon Foot. Announce tile ,Tbe, Rev •. Ellpne Gill wu u• . ~r.- , .aa~ec~ 1fll!l .'1bo rervlce by SaJ. A'HREE GlvEN BJiiLES ciOIIBakar. '11reroWUil'OUPaing.. Blbils wort jlreiOIIIed iDB o! "Bielaed AIIIUl'llllce,• Col· set. and ldro. Roger Roush o! Jacksonville, N. C., are anlowoc!. and by prayer cerit of KaacrlpturebTby the Rev. o! a 11011, · Mr. GDI !rom The Acts. ldro. DOUncing the birth ' ' Douglao Wli,l'lle. Pitrlcla NeutzliaB and James The 8 lb., 8 oz. ln!anf was Cllmore were baptized. T b e born May 27 at the Naval Hoshymn, "Love Lifted Me," b)' the large I1'0UP llttatdlnil the blp- pital, cainp LeJeune, N, c. Mr. Uamal aervlce end pi'IJfer by and Mrs. Albert Roush 1of Midthe minister oonciuded thaevent. dleport, end Mr. and Ml-1. Carl H1g111 of Columbus are t h e rrarxlparenta. Mra. Alta .Mlller ~ of Leon, W. Va. Is a patal'llli the Lourel CUll Free Methodist rreat-crandmolhor, The materChUr~b. Phil \l'tse, !IJndiy ~I na1 ~JIIII,plothers are Mrs. !IUII>r1ntil9nt. mat hi'... b RliWI ~-. lind Mn. Noorni ,fatil>Q tO sidell Falrlli;' ROsa Am Brown oe· ~rlllllfleld. Douglao, and Jack Slanley. '" - TUEsDAY women be Is., Hoii~red I ELMER BURNS ! I COLOR CENTER I 1 992-5611 1 CHIEF Latex Flat Wall Paint • POTUJCK, 6:30 'p.m. Tue.. , ,.: _,., ~ John'• Luttiera.J Chu:rci' toi ....,... of both lila St. · John. • 11111:B, Paul Clrilicbesri!OY. Brion ~~ hal lirorram "" ~lonary IJ[o where curreit'~ ~lc~ Luthor111 Cburch lid progruls ue unt~erWiy. BeY- '' · er.,O provided;, meli)bon ' lj! bring covered cllsh,. table iervle<t. St. Jobft church aloo reminded w lake article~ · Cor the 1'lllllllllge aale It the IllPaul Clrurcll on JWII J>-7. - MEIGS TEMPtl, i')1hlln Sl>' tera, 7:30 p. m.' Tlflledat at ,the hall; Mrs. Zelda Hill to lniluio'-, .ftdal vislti meibberi asked to bring a gilt lor silent auction; sandwicheB and cookies at the socii! hour - and be there by 7:15P.m. POMEROY CHAPTER 186, Or- 'f!m, ol!>r • .. ICIM~o~;, '.•..•., :~;"t~· • J 'ft....O. Of.NCII"''· rto-16.;.;_st_•;,;P.;JII:;;; . • "'.;..;;14;;;..;Doar;,;;.•~-Common--lorl51ooto..l.:.8._ _.... I m ' ON SAVE $2.00 OFF Mlr's. Sug. Retail Price of 6.95 PER GALLON WITH THIS COUPON ON PURCHASE OF CHIEF ONE COAT FLAT FINISH LATEX. ::. 1. MoreComfortWearlniJ , ;, .. Jamea Thomas Vaughn, 39 Pt. -~ ,. PT, ·PL!ASANT -:-- Arrests re- PIea.... t, rMm·IIUP,POJ't warrant; corded Ill tho CIOUllb' jail lor John Dale Jones, 34, Honder11011, Sroturdl,y, 8Jnday and !olondiJf Intoxication; Beatrice L. SIID,.ro: Delbert E. Messick, 61, 11\y, 46, Mason, bad clleck warGalliJolll Forry, drlviaB whUe ran!; FJmOf Qlldcllestoa, 52, Pt. intoxicated; Edna Char~ Rood, Ploasaat, lntoxlcatiCJII. · tl, Pt. Pl01sent, lntoxlcstiQn; , . . - • • • • - • . , 10 w 14; &>wo llld ~ 65 w 100; flloota 8 w 16. 1 ·1 CA 'I'TLE - Sloera 20 to 26; I I llolfero 18 w 2t; Baby Bee! 20 to 26; Fat Cowl If to 20; I I CIIM8ro 12 w 16; Bulls 18 1o 2$,.10; Milk Cows 100 to 2oo. I · ·, I VEAL CALVES - Tops 34.- I I , 75; Seeonds SO ID 34; Medium . 25 to 30; Com. and· Hvs. 20 1 I 1 to 32; Cull• 18 w24. SHEEP - Ewes and Lmo. 1 1 5 to 10; Stock EWes f . to 10; I lntlfiDf , ExtlffDf 1 Fat llloop 5 1D 10; CUllo 1 1D ,, 5; Bucks f w 10; Fat Walhero 1 . • 1 51D 10. • · ~· LAMBS - Tops 24; Seconds I 20 to 22; lJ&bl Wt~. 18 to 20; I PLAIITI •; ~~~~8--------------------- comfortable , f'AB1'EE'J'H 111 ~lknn 11 ,. - won ' tKOur . Help& check PhHeodor Dentures that fit ar11 e~~~<enUal u;i healLh . See your dentlllt Tflii:Ub.rly ~t PA8TEETH at all drulf counter.: ,. ~-- ' •••• •..n1sister ..,.... . IIRilESTS 'REPORTED Plan Open House 'l'ogether NEW HAVEN- An Open House will bo hol'l, , _ 7 by New Haven MUla, an old-dmer Ia supplying leeds to !armero of M&aon CouniJ, wlllch have Joined anotller old-timor In the!eedbus. lneso, John W, Eshel!IWI !Sons, the manu!actrrrer of !aaioos Red Rose Feeds. The Eshelman Company, which has over l2$years ""'"rloncela manufacturing leeds, Is presently SUJlPiy!ng leeds over the eastern United Slates Crom Maine w Florida and !rom hllana eaot. With ""'"lienee over tid• erea, llld the many )'lllll'S of - 1 ence of N.,. Hevon Mills owned by Lloyd Roush llld Herman Ll,yne, the farmers of M11on Counb' ~I bel!elll Lo,yno and Roush Join with tile Eshelman Compan,y 1D Invite the people r1 Meson Coun1J and vlclnlb' w come In arx1 cllscuss their needs and plans for the Mure. Said Roush llld Layne: "Never before In our history has the Mure of agriculture laced t h e challenges ws are con!ronted with toda,y. We need answer&, Ideas, and people with couragero answer these challenges. Efficiency is a ,, ' J < •l • < -· " �-...!l('!~ t; .. . .• ,. .. :.t .. ... .. ·~· •• . • .... ,. ',. - ' ,...,. .:~..: : . t~ ..~~-- ~~~._t!h. ~~~rt·l~er~, June 4~ JD611 .:.;.-..... ·.•.·.·.·.·:·.·:-:-:-:-:·:·:·.·;-:-:-:·.·:·:·:-:-·.;.·.;.;.·.·;.;. 1 'ddl :;: r eporf... ·;;::' 'M. ~- ·! ! Personal Notes j': 'Mr. and Mra. R. B. Aliens~ worth and cldldren, Jeanie and Joo of Groveport, and Mr. and Mro. Albert Russell and SOil, Bo, of Columbus were lreekend ~ests ot Mrs. D. E. Roush. Mrs. Dwight Wallace a n d daughter, Nancy, are in McCon- nelsvUJe lor a several da.Ys' viaIt with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, G. C. Koox. '. • • '• •• .••• •~ ~ ••. 1 Jj ' ' ' ·\ l ·~ ~ ' I' . '•'..• •. . '. •' Miss Lena Mae Fels of Bain- bridge was the weekm:l guest of Miss Frieda Faehnle, !fie came especially w attend the Middleport High School alumni barup0t Miss Fels is a former teacher in the Middleport schools. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Walburn and daughter, JUI, went w Charleawn, w. Va. Morxlay night Cor the graduatliJn of her nephew, WUUam Forbes, from George Washington High School. Mrs. Forbes and her son were here to visit the Walbums &lnday and Stevie Walburn returned to Charleston with them . Mr. and Mrtl. George Baker have returned after a week's visit in Seaeca Falls, N. Y. with theJr son-ln-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Kalad Hindy and family. Weekend guests oC the Bakers were his brother and sister-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker of Charleston, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kitchen and son, Todd, of Columbus were weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Buchanan. ••I' ' Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roush and children, Beck,y and Kemy, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Flowers and Fred McVey of Columbus were ln Leon, W. Ya. 9.utday to visit Mrs. Roush•s mother, Mrs. Alta Miller, who is recuperating from a stroke. Mrs . Paul Grueser, Middleport, and Mrs. Mabel Wo I r e, Pomeroy, were weekend vialron of Mr. and Mrs. H. L 111y. der o; t-arkersburg, W.va. Qth. er guests at the ~·der h o m e were Mrs. Grueser's granddaughters, Mrs. Stanley Klapkowski and her '$00, Cannonsburg, Pa., and Martha Clark who will be leavi.rii on July 15 Cor a toor of four a.ropean oountries. '.: Mrs. Thompson i Wins Honor as I, >• ., ·, v~ i \\. i~' • • .. ~ !' ' i ' Oldest Mother LETART, W. Va. - Mrs. Ada Thompson, Letart, was the oldest mother honored recently at the Qak Grove EUB Church service; secoOO oldest was Mrs. Laura Gibbs; the yoongest, Mrs. Martha Frierd, and the mother with the most children, Mrs. Lucy Cullell!l. Other activities at church in addition to recognition of mothen, was a gel-together with Mr. "'nd Mrs. James Keefer aOO Paula . The Keefers will leave the area and move to Tueson, Arizona this summer. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Icenhower, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Adkins, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Adkins, Ercell Adkins Mr. l E. King and Mrs. Paul' Randolph and SJella. The Ladles AJd of the church met with Mrs. Laura Gibbs recently and planned a sewi'* sessioo for June 4. Also planned was a work session to dean up the church yard on Wednesday, June 5. Following Ule clean up on Wednesday, the gr<qJ will have a hymn sing and choir practice in the evening. Three Wahamans Get Right to Busine~~~~ MASON- ThreeWahamaHigh School graduates are wasting no time in furthering their careers. Jane Roosh, Carl Fruth arxl· Sonya Yonker have enrolled at the Charleston Beauty Academyand will commence their school.. ing on June 11. Sonya i~ the daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Charles F. Yonker, New HavenjCirol is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fruth, Muon, and Jane is the daughter of Mrs. valma Roush, New Haven. 'lbe sm,~nc Helen Help U~· ••By Helen Bottel wn..., Fam- Ily, I I!Pirltual 91artel, owlll preaent, a pi'OJI'&m ol mutlc at lire Mlddlllpol1 C'nurch of Christ Wedllelrde.f night. ~n to the public, the proRram will begin at 8 p.m. The [amity Is In tho area to parUcipate In the Great Revival t' lres Crusade at Marlotta. They haVe appeared on ~a~­ meroua television _programa, Much ~ tlle music presented by the quartet has been written by Mr. wu- """ also accompanies the group. YOUTH ASKED FOR rr (PRECEDE) This column Is lor young poo. pie, their problems and pleasures, their troubles and fun. As with the rest of Helen Help US!, it welcomes laugh• but won't dodge a serious question with a brosh-Ul. Send your teen ago Qlestions ID YOUTH ASKED FOR rr, care of Helen Help USI (this newspaper). YOUTH ASKS FOR rr. (END PRECEDE). . · , ; ,. .. ment, getting ''T·P'ed. lD our town, you're not really with it, unless yOUr hou1e baa beeD hit. Some of the kids look 1t me In awe: "MI&osh, T-P'ed FOUR times: How popular tan y o u GET'i"' thO)' sigh. . Too poj:AllarJ Without rnaldng llko a wet blllllket, Mw do I throw cold Willer on thla oport? - TIRED OF WHITE LAWNS Dear Tired: Yoo might voloo It anrund that your Dad Ia oo the warpath, and HE Just miJI throw cold water, via the garden hose. Better yet, wilY don't all yar kids Clgure out a new wayroshow your atreetim? The T. P, blt Is getting pretty old hat, lln't It about due w go down the drain? 11 COMMON PROBLEM, CHEAP SOLilliON Dear Helen: My friend and I boll! like the eame girl. Jf she goes with me, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hubbard my Criend will be mad with me. have returned to Washl.ngton, D. IC she goes will! him, I will be C. after a week here with their mad at HIM, We're all in jun- - H. Dear Helen: parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie ior high. What w do?WORRIED Is It good stl"'ette to kiss a Hubbard of ~cuse, and Mr. TV star In public? and Mrs. James Roberts, Pom- Dear Worried: Why don't you both join the We went ID see Leonard Nlmoy eroy, and other relatives. 14young local men's summer at a playhouse, and a!ternrda Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rraun and swimming sociebaseball ~ friends and I went upstairs and children, Michael and Kenda, were in Martina Ferry over the ty" and put dating off until lat- Cor his autograph. When it came woekend, guests of her parents, er? It's much cheaper, believe 11\Y turn, I Just couldn't resist 11 Mr. and Mrs. Herman Krinke. me; and besides, this way you kissing ' 4 Mr. Spock. He's ao can all three remain friends. CUTE. Mr. and Mrs. William Colley, llY Call, annther girl will enWas that nutty? - HAPPY brother-in-law and sister of Mrs. the picture. You'll see. THOUGH UNSURE ter Braun, of Warren joined t h e H. Dear HTU: family group. Mr. and Mrs. Braun ~re, but "nutty'' people are went especially tor the confirma- Dear Helen: Fun's fun, but this is getting the best kind - and ru bot tion o[ their Godchlld, Marla ridiculous. Foor times in the Mr. Nlmoy agrees - thoogh Unterzuber, daughter of Mr. and past month my house has been Mr. Spock would calle me uu. Mrs. Robert Unterzuber ol York"T -P'ed." Pm tired of pulling logical." - H. vllle. Mr. and Mrs. William Folmer strungout streamers from trees, Dear HeJen: 1 read this somewhere, and have returned after a vialt in the roof, my car; raking It up from the lawn, and even out ot I think it's a good question for Toledo with Mr. and Mrs. Harthe swimming pool. When it rains your column: old Wllkins and oon, and In Holduring the niJiht, the clean up .. How come we ldll pecple who land with Mr. and Mrs. Charles job ls murder. klll people to show people It Armstrong arxl family. Cath)' My Dad came home last even- Jsn't right to kill people?'' Armstrong returned here with ing and really blew his top. The ANOTHER QUESTIONER her grandparents Cor an indefiyard looked like a snow Dear Q.Iestioner: front nite vJsit. storm, with bathroomtissueover Because violence is our herJMr. and Mrs. Richard Hurse,y of Wayne, Neb. and Mrs. Gomer every inch. The gang outdid them- tage, and 14 an eye for an eye" our creed. Bowen of Me Arthur were Fri- selves this time. 9Jre, I know it's a compli.. .. And because people no day guests oC Mr. and Mrs. longer fear that whkh t h e y Robert Dowen, Laurel ClltC. On kill . Which answers the quel· &mctay the Bowens went to McUon, but it doesn't solve t b e Arthur to vlsit Mrs. Bowen and Mrs. L, P. ~rrett were Mr. problem, does It?- H. the Hurseys. They also visited and Mrs. Bill Sterrett of Barrecently with Mr. and M r s. Earl Frecker of Peach Fork. berton, and Miss Lucille Price Denver Carman at Peach Fork of Columbus. They all attended was a recent visitor ol the the Pomeroy High School alumni reunion. Mr. and Mrs. John Dowens, his aon-ln~a.. a n d T, Burnell of Parkersburg, W. daughter. Va. were Memorial Day guests Mrs. V. D. Edwards and son, If yuu can hear people talk and ol the sterretts. Davb, were weekend visitors« can't make out the words clear)y Mrs. Ella Fugate and her son Mr. and Mrs. Earl ~rfeves of ' ' then this may be the answer. An The Plains, Mrs. W. A. Tate Harold, of Ypsilanti, Mich. were extremely small hearing aid Wllng and Mrs. Margaret Maxwell ot Friday visitors of Miss ~il a tiny energized uni~ has been perEbersbach and he'r mother, MulAthens. fected by a man who himBel[ Is Pvt. and Mrs. Demis Evans berry Ave . Mr. and Mrs. Roger F, Roush hard of hearing and lw been frll' spent the weekend here with his over 10 years. If intetestecl It is mother, Mrs. Carolyn Evans, and daughters, Kimberly a n d suggested you write A. W. Newell, Forest Run. Pvt. Evans is sta- Lois Am, of Carroll were week- li16 W. 8th St., Erie Pa. You will erxl guests of Mr. arxiMrs. Chartlooed at Fort ~stls, Va . receive lull information at no a.t Weekend guesta of Mr. and les Kessinger, Pomeroy, Route 4. or obligation whatsoever.-Adv. Feed B~irips Oldtimers Mi•&•t T Hmi11 Ai. .. ' mull ~. to bo competlthe; but never boCore haa lire -ld had .., mill!' people to Coed. Formers, let's keep thl1 poten. tlal In -mind and pt our share of the business." The bualneas's aiOfllllli"N"" TedmiQ.es With an Old-Time Touch... Adam Ol,daker,BU!Lievlngond Mrs. Madolyn Vonce are looking forward togreot!ngvlsitoralothe Open Houae on J18167. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO, Saturdl,y, June1, 1968, SALES REPORT OF OHIO VALLEY LIVESTOCK CO. HOGS - 175 to 220 lbs. 18 to 19; 220 to 2.10 lbo. 18 w 19; Light 17 w 19; Fat sows If ' ::. ' . ·.:·::· SIIRWVf. I WIU.IAMS · I · 1 W£ SP£CJALJZ.£, .IN CONTRACT 1· PAINTING , 1 · · o I I I SOME CALL IT_..:..._ _____ _ WHOWAlE ·------- SOME ~LL IT Dl~ ~ N~ IT--------BAKERS BUDGET SHOP BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. . ·A Pomeroy• . '\'he bride'a llble, covered wll!l lace, wao ~red wiiJI bride ard groom ~nea beneath an ' or~h oC '"lddil1(,boU~ '~ l!lle~,' Topers In "I,Jl;~tll hol4er~ -ryete uaed on · elth~ aide o! the ar· l'llli!Oment. l!rxll•rae will~ wec~­ ~lng belfs were leo~ oil 'the or the tal!le. • . . · Gamea wore played with prizes being won lty Mrs. Allen Eichinger and Mrs. T. A. Downie, and the door prl~e was 'won by Mrs. ~lul Eichinger, Numel'O!I• glfta were preseated te lhe bride-elect. : Re!reolrrnerllt oC punch, cake, and mintS wire HJ'Ved.· FavoriJ ·. l'ore multicolored net rice .Ills< decinted with Illy o! thi vall117 · ontwlned wlllr golden weddlrv . to!• . ,. '.oyce I ' .. r:."'lo'ure c•.:.-~L · KliiC'l June Wedding L-..~~~~.!!-1 . -kJi. •ulrrlnv. ... w . . ·uild value· into my houses -with electric ,heating and cooling:' lor Conducted at Form Roushes Birth of o Son to- ~=;:ioealora==du~rlng~a~n>- I ~ Banquet Jleld At Drive-In . ' '.-~ .•l.· ·o\' ' GALLON . "Building a quality home is like anything else ... you've got Mr. llld Mrs. Andrew Blevlno of Sclotovllle are lllllOUIIclng the marriage of their clauai¢er, Debra Am., to DaVId 1 W. Pierce of Mlneord, son of ldr. and Mra. Carol R. Pierce, Sr., of LanesTHURSDAY ville. THURSDAY, Jme 6, M.el g a 'lbey were married on May 2f CouniY Young RerQ>Ilcans amual by the Rev. CUrUs Wrlgbt of the rain or shine picnic at 6:30 p.m. Boptlot ChUrcll In Portsmouth. at Miss 9tlrley Beegle's hOme In The double ring ceremony ••s Racine; bring lawn chair, table performed at 7:30 In the evenservice and coveted dish. Ing. CATIIOLIC WOMEN'S Club, 'lbe bride Is a 1967 Rraduate sacred Helrt Church, 6:30 p, o! Mlneord High School and Ia m. Thursday at the home of now employed as a dental assistMrs. George Hackett, Sr., tor ant to Dr. M. R. Pierron In potluck dimer. Portsmouth. PAST ClflEFS, Magnolja Temple, 7:30 Thursday night 11 the home oC Mrs. Gladys Cuckler. LAUREL CLIFF Better Health Club, 7:30 Thursday night, homo of Mrs. Erneat Powell; M r s, James Gilmore, co-hostess. FRIDAY The ei8hth birthday of Kenny HAPPY HARVESTERS Class, Roush, son ol Mr. and Mrs. Trinlll' United Church o! Chrls4 Albert Roosh, was observed with 6:~9 Frld!¥,. ~J!IIt _at the home Saturday a~~~~roooo. of hostess, Mrs. Ada Holter, • parQr Games were played and favors Chester Road; patio supper arxl oC cindY, Slim, and model planet came-as-you-are party, were given to tbe guests. Gitls SATURDAY were presented w Kenny. Mrs. BAKE SALE by Wom~n's S<>- Roush served refreshments. clety or Christian Service, MiAttending the i>8rb' were Dick nersvnte Methndlst Church, SatOWen, Bruce Fisher, Jeff Darst. unla,y, June 8, at the Hines bulldBecky Roosb, Todd Kitcllerr, IDB In Minersville; homemade Brenda Smith, Mark Smith, Danbread, pies, cakes, and cookies, 0:1' ll,yaell, Davlcl 1/,ysell, Lola II 10 a.m. Am Housh, arxl Kemy'a uncle ot guests BRING INTHIS . COUPON NOWI . 992·2848 t • The trend is clear ... The Totai·Eiectric Age is here! l Frances Glaze, I•nca•Mr. '. PLAN RUMMAGE SALE 'lbe Loyal w....... Clul ere the lolldrlleport Church"' au-tat will boll~ 1 . . . . _ . . . Frl· ~ llrxl Soilmll1 Ia lire .... bill')' bulldlrli on IIIII St., lllfl. new trailer horne at Mlnlord, dlliiJOrt .IN l\IAHDGANY SADDLE OI'JN 'IIA!£Y tiD WI! lEATHER FRL Ito I SAT•.I tD I $4.99 THE SHOEBOX Where S"- Are Sensibly Prlctrl MIDDLEI!ORT, 0. • So you're in range of YQ f next new car. Fine. 'K u're in range of an Olds. May I In nearly ev~ladustrlal COIDIIry ezce the United State, and , wbere It is Observed on the ., . (lfol MondaY In SePtember, ·- 1~ · wu "blilelalfy cleclared a leO! IIOlld.Y In the United Slates ~~~ _of Congn~ liD 'JUM I A lot of people end up ·driving ~fled low· priced cars 111at cost as much-or more-111an this f..ll-si•e Olds 88. Don't let it happen to yoU. Don't miss oul on Olds luxury, Olds comfort, Olds Roclcet V-8 performance...fare yOAJ make a final decision, price dieck an Olds 88 . • Mr. Owen Hammer, Route 3, Fostoria, Ohio tolli and Mr. and Mre. Deal Wa'iburn, Sherry and Trag, Belin- • .- electric heating. It's the clean, trouble-free, e~~~o~i~~i way to heat your home. A flmUy picnic waa hlld.._· or1a1 Illy 11 the "')lr, · and Kra. Rt¥molld walblft, Hamilton S&., Mlddloport. · Attencllrv were Mr. and Kro. Rl¥mond Lao Walbum, l'lm. Grea, and Jetr; Yr. and lfl'1l. Dale Wilburn, JW and amt, Mlddleport; Pete WliburD, ~ ' ' .. f many new homes in the Ohio Power area have flameless ldr. Pierce Is a Illfl2 iraduate oC the Rutlllld Iligh Schon! llld • 1966 Rraduate of Salem ColieRO In West Vlrglnte. lie ~ ceived a bachelor oe BCienoe deRree In coaching and inWlllrtal arts. Mr, Pierce attended Eastern Kentucky Unlveroib' 1n · the summer of. 1967 ahd will attend classes !hera apln thlo summer towards a muter's diRrtiO. He Is employed as bead CootbaU coach and lnWIIIrtal arts teacher In the Mln!ord Local School District. The couple resides In tllelr Family PicniC Held 01 M8morial DQr Eighth Birthcloy Is Celebrated ,. ... that's why the houses I build are total-electric," says · Mr. Hammer. cltnture~ slip . xl! de or l0011c o 124 W. MAIN Blevins. Pierce Marriage Was Event o f May 24th to keep up with the times. The trend is to electric heating FALSE TEETH e's In Pomeroy· WOMEN'S AUXIUARY, Middleport Fire Delllrlmllnt, 7:30 Wednesday night at the halL WINDING TRAIL Girden Club meets Wednesda¥,. June 5, heme of Mrs. Clarence Heaton; bring an arrangement or roses and a rose spedmen. Mr$. David W. Pierce Mrs. HI¥ Thompson, pres!· dent OC the. Veroon WSWS, re- arxl members !ollowlng the proPorted on tile wsws convention, griDL Attending were the Rev. Achsah which she • - at BuclcharP Miller, Mrs. Loretta Haynes, . nap, W, Vo. Sho otresoedreacllng Mrs. Eunice Rickard, Mrs. Ger''World EVansel" and . other trude Rouah, Mrs. Marlene Lawbooks. Potted llowers were ill'Oll to son, Mrs. Maxine l.athey and . ' Judy, lllu Gerrl Steele, Mrs. Boa ThcllriP.OO. Cheryl 1'hmll>soo, Mrs. Marpret Thornj>son, Mro. 1'111¥ Johnson, Mrs. Nora Staatl, Bonnie and Bernita, Mrs. Lloulo Ilorsh, Mrs. Jane Ilorsh, . lnd Mrs. LIIUan Smith. . Builders know what's best for homes . That's why so. . \118 \'1IU 10 and MN. Bill and )Irs. CUT<I1 and 'Mrs. l'lul Kloea, Mr. Yra. Charles Hobert, Mr. Mrs. Ml1llrrl von lftler no~· ~ TOll)', Mro. ' Enoat $11C111 Jean, Mlaa Eleuror RlliMGo, and Mrs. Karl IQcros, ldrs. ,JW,. en Teat'Drll, Mn. 1f1t7 UaiO. · . Mr. 'and Mra. Bill Arllolt, illll Mrs.lolartllalol'<lnr"· L,abor Day Labor Day Is Celebrated on Finest quality One Coat Flat Finish Latex guaranteed In writing' Beautiful, up to the mi· nute decorator colors. Goes on walls and ceilings fast and easy with roller or brush. Dries in just 20 minutes use rooms again the same day . Made with lead-free pigments no p•inty odor. Exlr'a washable. Soap water cleans tools. rmer . You eat beltf!r, fe<> l more 1• ·. ' WEDNESDAY AMATEUR GARDEN Club at hmne oC Mrs. C. E. Blakealee, Wednesday, 6 p. m. lor 1 picnic; members w bring _covered dish. Thompson. Pictures were taken thians. • -j $4.95 To overcome dtscomrort wh ~ n Just 8prlnkle a little F''-STEETH ori your ~latf.H FASTEETH hold.~ denture• , ~ • LETART; W, Va. - The Vernon WSWS' oC :the Evugelt!'ll United Brethren Church, recentand aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Larry ly held a lolother-Diughter bar>Flowers, and Fred McVey o! quet at Roush's Drive 1m with the oldest mother, Mrs. Ewdce Columbus. Rev. Achaah Mlller o! the Bach- Rickard, and youngest motMr, tel EUB Church u guest speak- Mrs. Jene Housh, oldeat 'dallflher, Sbe spoke on Love taken ter, Mrs. Loretta Haynes, and ' tram l~lh Chapter, 1st Corin- youngest dauehter, c h e r y I Manufacturer's Suggooted Retell Prico $6.95 NA.~---------------------- ' Planned~':" ~~~s=ooi~T~~ Serv' - VAUD DUIIIN8 8AI.I ONLY. · ldri. Loliud Clonch of Rwte sbe reigned as 1968 homecom1, Middleport, lo aimoune1ng the IDB queen, was a member of the bMrothal of her claugbter, Joyce Glee Club, 1 cheerleader lor Elaine, to Richard nrpne Vance !CIIIl" 1ears, a class olllcer three 1ears, and served on the of ll'!rriiiCliiYU!e.• ' Miss · Clonch II a 1968 rradu- Spypau otan:. llle Is a momate Ill Rutland Htgh Scbool where . ber of lhe ll,yaeU Run F r e e Me1hodlat .ChUrcll. -liands. / Mr. Vance, grandscm f1 G. ' t' Sap 1'1B81' OF SU101E11 ISinO ICe W, Vance, Is also a R r Tilo ttrit of ouldde of Rutland High School, ciaSJ· ~ bo -aorecl of 1966. and present~~' st!Ondl b7 lht MlcMieport Fire Depart. . . Salem College, Salem, W, Vo., · mert i!hl bo !reid toqlflhl at the Blptljmal oervlceo were hald where he lo m~g In matheMidi!IPrt coDu.unu,y Park. Tile .. b7 the· ~ Clttr Free Metho· nratlcs. Plana are being made ~""' to be tmceecl by Tllo !Hat Chur~ ~ lltornoon 1t (Or a JIUie wedding. ~· . wJU be hold sach Tue..._,. tho !arm 'of the · Middleport lA. fr0111 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. during &lon Foot. Announce tile ,Tbe, Rev •. Ellpne Gill wu u• . ~r.- , .aa~ec~ 1fll!l .'1bo rervlce by SaJ. A'HREE GlvEN BJiiLES ciOIIBakar. '11reroWUil'OUPaing.. Blbils wort jlreiOIIIed iDB o! "Bielaed AIIIUl'llllce,• Col· set. and ldro. Roger Roush o! Jacksonville, N. C., are anlowoc!. and by prayer cerit of KaacrlpturebTby the Rev. o! a 11011, · Mr. GDI !rom The Acts. ldro. DOUncing the birth ' ' Douglao Wli,l'lle. Pitrlcla NeutzliaB and James The 8 lb., 8 oz. ln!anf was Cllmore were baptized. T b e born May 27 at the Naval Hoshymn, "Love Lifted Me," b)' the large I1'0UP llttatdlnil the blp- pital, cainp LeJeune, N, c. Mr. Uamal aervlce end pi'IJfer by and Mrs. Albert Roush 1of Midthe minister oonciuded thaevent. dleport, end Mr. and Ml-1. Carl H1g111 of Columbus are t h e rrarxlparenta. Mra. Alta .Mlller ~ of Leon, W. Va. Is a patal'llli the Lourel CUll Free Methodist rreat-crandmolhor, The materChUr~b. Phil \l'tse, !IJndiy ~I na1 ~JIIII,plothers are Mrs. !IUII>r1ntil9nt. mat hi'... b RliWI ~-. lind Mn. Noorni ,fatil>Q tO sidell Falrlli;' ROsa Am Brown oe· ~rlllllfleld. Douglao, and Jack Slanley. '" - TUEsDAY women be Is., Hoii~red I ELMER BURNS ! I COLOR CENTER I 1 992-5611 1 CHIEF Latex Flat Wall Paint • POTUJCK, 6:30 'p.m. Tue.. , ,.: _,., ~ John'• Luttiera.J Chu:rci' toi ....,... of both lila St. · John. • 11111:B, Paul Clrilicbesri!OY. Brion ~~ hal lirorram "" ~lonary IJ[o where curreit'~ ~lc~ Luthor111 Cburch lid progruls ue unt~erWiy. BeY- '' · er.,O provided;, meli)bon ' lj! bring covered cllsh,. table iervle<t. St. Jobft church aloo reminded w lake article~ · Cor the 1'lllllllllge aale It the IllPaul Clrurcll on JWII J>-7. - MEIGS TEMPtl, i')1hlln Sl>' tera, 7:30 p. m.' Tlflledat at ,the hall; Mrs. Zelda Hill to lniluio'-, .ftdal vislti meibberi asked to bring a gilt lor silent auction; sandwicheB and cookies at the socii! hour - and be there by 7:15P.m. POMEROY CHAPTER 186, Or- 'f!m, ol!>r • .. ICIM~o~;, '.•..•., :~;"t~· • J 'ft....O. Of.NCII"''· rto-16.;.;_st_•;,;P.;JII:;;; . • "'.;..;;14;;;..;Doar;,;;.•~-Common--lorl51ooto..l.:.8._ _.... I m ' ON SAVE $2.00 OFF Mlr's. Sug. Retail Price of 6.95 PER GALLON WITH THIS COUPON ON PURCHASE OF CHIEF ONE COAT FLAT FINISH LATEX. ::. 1. MoreComfortWearlniJ , ;, .. Jamea Thomas Vaughn, 39 Pt. -~ ,. PT, ·PL!ASANT -:-- Arrests re- PIea.... t, rMm·IIUP,POJ't warrant; corded Ill tho CIOUllb' jail lor John Dale Jones, 34, Honder11011, Sroturdl,y, 8Jnday and !olondiJf Intoxication; Beatrice L. SIID,.ro: Delbert E. Messick, 61, 11\y, 46, Mason, bad clleck warGalliJolll Forry, drlviaB whUe ran!; FJmOf Qlldcllestoa, 52, Pt. intoxicated; Edna Char~ Rood, Ploasaat, lntoxlcatiCJII. · tl, Pt. Pl01sent, lntoxlcstiQn; , . . - • • • • - • . , 10 w 14; &>wo llld ~ 65 w 100; flloota 8 w 16. 1 ·1 CA 'I'TLE - Sloera 20 to 26; I I llolfero 18 w 2t; Baby Bee! 20 to 26; Fat Cowl If to 20; I I CIIM8ro 12 w 16; Bulls 18 1o 2$,.10; Milk Cows 100 to 2oo. I · ·, I VEAL CALVES - Tops 34.- I I , 75; Seeonds SO ID 34; Medium . 25 to 30; Com. and· Hvs. 20 1 I 1 to 32; Cull• 18 w24. SHEEP - Ewes and Lmo. 1 1 5 to 10; Stock EWes f . to 10; I lntlfiDf , ExtlffDf 1 Fat llloop 5 1D 10; CUllo 1 1D ,, 5; Bucks f w 10; Fat Walhero 1 . • 1 51D 10. • · ~· LAMBS - Tops 24; Seconds I 20 to 22; lJ&bl Wt~. 18 to 20; I PLAIITI •; ~~~~8--------------------- comfortable , f'AB1'EE'J'H 111 ~lknn 11 ,. - won ' tKOur . Help& check PhHeodor Dentures that fit ar11 e~~~<enUal u;i healLh . See your dentlllt Tflii:Ub.rly ~t PA8TEETH at all drulf counter.: ,. ~-- ' •••• •..n1sister ..,.... . IIRilESTS 'REPORTED Plan Open House 'l'ogether NEW HAVEN- An Open House will bo hol'l, , _ 7 by New Haven MUla, an old-dmer Ia supplying leeds to !armero of M&aon CouniJ, wlllch have Joined anotller old-timor In the!eedbus. lneso, John W, Eshel!IWI !Sons, the manu!actrrrer of !aaioos Red Rose Feeds. The Eshelman Company, which has over l2$years ""'"rloncela manufacturing leeds, Is presently SUJlPiy!ng leeds over the eastern United Slates Crom Maine w Florida and !rom hllana eaot. With ""'"lienee over tid• erea, llld the many )'lllll'S of - 1 ence of N.,. Hevon Mills owned by Lloyd Roush llld Herman Ll,yne, the farmers of M11on Counb' ~I bel!elll Lo,yno and Roush Join with tile Eshelman Compan,y 1D Invite the people r1 Meson Coun1J and vlclnlb' w come In arx1 cllscuss their needs and plans for the Mure. Said Roush llld Layne: "Never before In our history has the Mure of agriculture laced t h e challenges ws are con!ronted with toda,y. We need answer&, Ideas, and people with couragero answer these challenges. Efficiency is a ,, ' J < •l • < -· " �' ··-~ • •'7'- -.'/-i' ll " ,, PHONE .... '""-";~: ...., ..... ,........ "..... ......... ... ·-· 1t Ctfltl ..... WtN 1la c..-cwttft IMirtftnL 1 . . 1111111111 wlthlll 11 lllp. CAID Oil TMAIIU & OliiTUAIY sue trH .. wm1 mlfllmu•. 1•. _..,.. .• .• • ~ '·~ '. :·'.. '.!' '' ! ,• ,.,. :'' -\' !I -~ j', ~,. I ·J·' ·,: ; ' ·J' 'I. , ' -,· ' I 'I· : ' 1 1• ,.·' ..... ' ' ) .,., .L!:. \'11; ' ' ·!' ' .I OPEN I!VES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO lnMimory I ' IN LOVING memory of o u r dear husband and lather, For Sale Male Help Wanted James L. Hansher, who passSTRAWBERRIES, Roy W. Prof. ed away three years ago to- SALESMAN FDLL. ar parttbl)e flit, Portland, Phone 84J.Ji3S. lo ealabllsb OWD credit hnt• day, June 4, 111115: 5-II·Dtr erage buslneu. N~ lrJvS. man!. To help get started, we Memories ere treasures that guarantee $150 weekly to man SAVE $30 or more on alumlaam no one can steal; hoala. All siZeS 18-IJ.J.S.14 meeting our requlrelllenll. Death Ia a heartache that no1001. eau mm7, or 119UW. thing can beal. _ Age no barrier. Write, JlaDa. 5-IJI.ate pr, Box 700, PaJneavllle, Oblo Some may furget now that 440'1'1. 1-Hp you're gone; STEREO RADIO combination But we wiD remember, no unll: Lovely 'walnut console matter bow long, wiUt 4 epeaker IIOU!Id eystem; Forhnt 4 speed, dual volume 1'011APARTMENT close ln town, 12'1 Sadly mlaaed by wile, trul, blgbest fidelity; with AM Butternut Ave., Pomeroy. Jennie. and daughter, & FM radio. Pay balance of M-Ile Kathryn, and Family. $118.110 or $5 per montil, can ~1-ltp HU218. WUic PLENTY of space lor one trall· er with all fsciiiUea. In SyraNotice cuae. can 99U901. 4-111-tfc STEREO: 11117 solid state maJIM ADAMS Auction every l"rt. ple stereo with wpeed auto·day at Rutland will start at FURNISHED and unfurnished maUc changer; radio comb!· 7 p.m. Instead of 7:30 p.m. nation. Has lnstanl on radio. apartments. Close to ..,hoo], Jim Adamo, Auctioneer. Assume payments of $1 per Phone llft.5143. 18-IJI.Ifc &+lie month or pay balance $101.SS. can 119:&-3218. s.M.e LARGE live room and bath ROOM FOR two female pa. opartment, newly derorated, tlenia, bedfast or ambulatory. WE HAVE NEW Toasters, mJI. furnace beat, Pomerov, Call Syracuae Nursing Home Phone 992-S31l7. ers, irons, fw, antennu, reH·tlc 8IIU/G'I. ~Ute cord players, and Jl'.any other FURNISHED Utree-room apart. Items In stock. TERMITES SWARMING? COME IN AND MAKE man!, baUt; on South Second They are re-producttves, not US AN OFFER, Ave. Middleport. Phone Mn. your worker colony. Free 111- Howard Ce<D. 99U2a. CLELAND TV apeclims and Information on ME. Main St. f.Z.tfc erawl apace dangen. No Pomeroy, OMo salesman, low omllead, 50 JI'OUR ROOM FURNISHED per cant savlnp, Allied Peat APARTMENT, Phone 992Canlrol, Pomeroy, Oblo. 1158. f.ll-lle TWO BEDROOM home, bath Pbane ,.._ evenlnp. luD basement, garsge: Twoyear.old home In Syracuse. . .., ~ FURNISHED ~PARTMEIIT, Phone 992-1121. 5-211-301e new paneling·' ln aU rooms. wrt!IJ' oewlng at ho11111 - can Mason m-5147. ~28-«c alppent, pockets, pegging, YEARLING SORREL colt, blaze face, stockings, 1115. Ph, bel!lllllDs, alterations, ole. TRAILER SPACE, all utDIUes 11115-3110. ~18«]1 Mil. Freddie Thabet. Mason, avallable Inquire 158 Mulber~ ~1. ~tic ry alter or 5 p.m. Write P. 0. Bo• ~ Pomeroy. ~s.tfc 1981 EARLY American stereo: HAPP'lii'OUR, Sbenang SpriDgl '1'111s aet llllll M & FM radio, Nile Club, 5 lo S p.m. Mon- 2 BEDROOM lurnllthed trailer. 4 speed automatic record day thru Friday. Ladles night cbanger; lovely llniah, I u at Working men or man an d ml1 Friday. UUe wife. No children. $75 month. Uke new. Tate over pay. manll of 15 per montll or Call 992-5318. ~ pay $118.21. 'l'r1 II In your WANTED borne. Phone ma. ll4ete LADY TO cam for semi-Invalid For Sale woman. Light housekeeping THREE ACRES, S room bouse, and eooklng, Uve ln. Phone new roof, bern, <ellar, two ZIG ZAG sewing macblne; 1981 demonstrator. MakeJ fancy 149-2110. 11-Utp cl8lemS and furniture ~. · sUt<llel, New guarantee. SacPhone 742-5613. Hll-30tp rifice for 9 payments of f8 ar For Trade . I.:ASII FOR Antiques. BID 111157 PLYMOUTH StaUon W• t50 cash. Pbone - . -loiJI.IIe (on, ••tomaUc tmnamlasion, lllmm, Middleport, Oblo. J.lNOII! good condiUon. Can be seen FOUR Bl!lDROOM home on lJn. at Lou's Ashland, ar call 992colo Hm, Pomeroy; -ny 21131. ~:&Ntp W1nted To Leese remodeled. Large lot; $11,1115. PARMS bl Melp or Maaon CaD Lee Seyler, . . . County for oU and gas. Wrtlll LARGE HOU&'E In Racine, t s -Mie 1u Cbaweva on and G a • rooms, one third acre lot, , _ .... Cutler Sl "--'~good locaUon, ~- Phone MAPLE STEREO radio, 1JIIll t4W?S2. J.2&-121c Early American stereo rldlo combination. Beautiful aolld !111'1 ZIG ZAG sewing machine. alate unlt wltb Wpeed clllllg. Wanted To Buy Was salesman's deiDOIIIIIrao er. Tab over payments of $1 BIDEWALK BICYCLE with tor. Rqulerly aold lor $811.118; per month or balance tlli.tll. training wheels, Robert AshwUI sen for $48.31, or ts per Al10, lovely walmd coaaole ley residence, 1112-U. month. Fmc borne demonatra. with 4 ·~ sound aystem, U3tc uon. can IIIU!II. ~ 4 apeed dual volume eanlrol with AM & FM radio. Pay ANTIQUES, fumllure, dlsboo, II TON 111152 Cl1evy Pickup balance ... ot or payJDeDII mllcellaneous. Mrs. Howard truck. John A, Jeflenl, phone o1 a per month. can IIIIUIIII. C.CU, 1110 W. Main st., POlllf- IIU'm, 11-S«c 11-Ule niJ, 1-~e MJcljn..,., 01110 ' ltaVI!I, W. Va. 1957 CHEVROLET body and motor. Phone 84S.z7TI. fl.4.3tc · !!$fifo 3 --- ., "'wiii'P ••• PI- ol lr.ct. U..n lot No. 301 " ' Ill .... glass, AM&FM radio, $23511. Phone 992-200'1 after 5 p.m. 8 Jl.43tp --- STEREO RADIO comblnaUon; ltjiOJieseed; beautiful ubinet, lib new. Balance due 111, or make paymenta Gl ..14 per month. Phone ... WAITRESS, P'VlL or part time; 21 to 40; night shift. ,;.. :""'"''ence !leii!!IIIWY· Ap. l'fy In . ..,, Bille Tartan. l-Ute ,... '' ' 11-ute Jlll7. I-NII! mtAWBEIIII1ES lor sale. JID. ly RID, Jllclnt. WI-llie •u.. to lblM, NmcrYe Ud denlop ..... on, IU a11d all otlltr llllaanll ..., out la1Ut7 to U.. n.rtaoe. The rtJII.t Jt allo .....,.,... to lftu. port eoal uHI rnhdq mdlrlal . _ an7 mJner,1l 1111m frtm 1djlceni aM other ..n1tof7, Tbe rttht II aleo HltJWd le n- TWO NICE re-conditioned UP· mon fuce fnm Aid rMl . . - . dlbt to ~ Ull'· u4 or right pianos: cherry finish. .uThe bl4l .. I'Min'MI bJ u. ..... · Call Rut1agd Furniture 742- ef !lllddlePGri, 4211. fl.4.3tc Cterll T...... m ..... ....,., 15) 7a 1" llJ lla fl) +C1e 11168 ZIG ZAG portable, slightTMI CO~ )LIAi COUIT ly used; does everytblng with. IN OF' Mll.l COUNTY, 01110 out attachments; In good con. No. 1UA •• M per muuuo, ...-& LtNDA DILI.IDI, dillon ' ...... or ....... full price of t49.110. For free ""'"· Plllntltf, home de monatraUon, call -. ~.•· 21S8 8-4-Jte .ICHAI.D JOIIPM fiLI.IDI, " IUt Flatbvlfl Awrtlff, lrotlklyft, NIW nrtc. ' lhhndant. 111M BARON HOilSB TraDer, 411 X 10, contaet M,-tte llentl Ill Eagle Ridge or caD fit. SO ... 10, TWO BEDROOM trailor, carpeted living room and blue ldtcben. Conta<t W. C. Spencer near Ute MI. Herman Church, or phone Che,ster 111153533. JI.4.Mp 1 PURE CLOVER hay; was not In hlgll water; II acres to cut In field. Priced rli!ht. J. 'M . Gaul, Sumner Road. Pltone Cbeater 985-31132. 8-Utp Rul E1t1te For Sele HOBSTETTER GEO. REALTY -ROBSTE'ITER, llrlller POMEROY - 5 roo1111, b 1 Ill, floor furnace, near lltaref, GUI of blgb water. IW'IL\ND - 5 rooms, b a I b, nnodern kitchen, out bulldlnp, Level two aena. n ACREs - Near PartliDd, 1 r,_, bath, modern kitchen, GUI bulldlnp, Large ganlea. IIEI.EN 1111 VIRGIL TEA1'0IID AIIIIOCIATI!!I - llyqeale, OMo ' ~. - ,-, NOTICI 1Y PUUICATION RICHARD JOSEPH GJLBBIDE, wb011 pbce of Nlldence II SUI Pblt- ''* deiiY· SEWING MACRINBS, ~ ·. READY •. ccmerelt ered right lo JOijr projeel. aorv~ce. an mate.. Fa$ lild .,-. fret 'etJI!- 2214. Tile Pabrl~ Bllqp, P,oJDo efoy. Authorliod ll!lllr Sales . mates. Pbone ~. W and Servlee. · We sharpen leln .Ready • MIS Co., MIMle. port, Oblo, .• lt; Ito ~ .w:r ,. ..... , EXPERT ·Wheel Alignment. " FIRiiTONII OLC 100 . . MaW Til lAO JLiiCKWALL , ' Slu 5.55 be plamed. Sandra Ml&ht was in charga ~ recreatkln of Bingo and Detaetlve. ReCreabmenla ware served by the hostess. The 1\lotbera Taen Helpers 4-11 Club met at the Weller homewiUt advlaors Margaret Weller and Elsie &dlter1and, 011 May 20. The chD program wae read and ap- Prl.. Tq Mill-~ -GUARANJEED,. . ·· · L. .Al . , . . ~~ • -"' •• """:.::""..,-r,,... J ANb of POIMJ'OJ, ' Y. · 1968 DUO BOA( ~USED OUTFIT . RED F1SH BO.AT . Wf1H EVlNRtJDE MOTOR · · ALLOY TRAILEK' Marine . and OhiO ~· ~==:i=~e~:::=! ,.crotary. Melanie a. D. 'I, lfllltll Cowatr, Ohio, llN 1IIMa ~ litltol ef VerB• D. Amor, deoeMI4. 11t1 tf Pomeroy, OhJo, , • .n. 3. 111111 teu• tJ. Oldo. lppoiDted keau.tor Of tJII Uou o1 Jnvce 'M.retl. o.daeDeu . _, made hot chocolate to go wltlt file pancakes prepared In the project lea1011. YEAi-1 .. . MJD .A 1-\1\'-JD I~ E.Vf.R.Y f'OO<.£T!. I IRING NEw . _, __ Mfwwtl .......~ 1laA1 nather Ia holding up the project work ~ the Baaverettoa c~u~>~.~~ ,., w::::? ,~i!:iS:~::::=r:j COzarL ._.... ':!!,~ ·· ' . 4'k 4-11 .. Tlie ci!D I• Cll'l')'lllg··OUtdoor Cookery ror a PJO,Iect. The aroop mot Mal' 29 at the Portland ~- Church aDd at lht ReedsVIlle Fire House with 19 members ln at- plamed a eookwl_....n ...... tendance. tiler permits, aDd 1 damaitalrJThe group Ia to start gattlng Uoo. potato cblp ordera. PIIDI were Rocrealloo ••• In dllfP ~ . made to attend the ~ sroom· Clntly Ftteh. Gomes ~ wen . lng c1aeaos to be bold In .lull Crow• and er...a, .oDd • '"" at Cheshire. game. Advloors Margaret Brown and Maxine Whitehead assisted I b e For Sale or SJ'OilP In Otting dreeaea. SeWtns 1118 OLDS, 441, 4 api!ed, ~. · was done on the dresses. Jean Whitehead, reporter, aald MN'/11. ~ that a demonatralloo waa Biven by Teresa Smith on .........., shortening and that J\lllo Wbltehead gave a rooort on bUic roo4 groups. Recreatlm was In dlariPI or Paula Hauber 'lhlch ln~ the IUe saver reloy. Tho JOIIIIIer members rA tho cllil IOl'Vad aandwlches to the enttie ~-· Ma,y 21 fricle 0 The Court House· Cut.Upa t.fl Club met May 20 at the home ~ TRUll{ Pllt A C'HIC.KUJ .IIJ tv~ POT! Dean and lhtr1'7 MeCaln gave. UFE TO demonstratloru!J Oft pbotoanplv:. I ·Yit'KJI and home •-•·'-'-• Bad I IWIU.DIWI68o ~ 1). tDn was enjoyed under the c:H.rec- Notle1 II ller•b7 J'l'fQ tbat ftul• ell V. AJIJQI . REDUCfD · GuoNIIIM ·· . .er:. an assiolanl ''"" ., ..... D. - D....... •. proved. Joyce and Unda M)'ero, accord- 'I& The ~ck Meals project books · 1n1 to news reporter, EWno u--· . . . ~POMEROY HOME AND AUT.O · . The Riverview 4-11 Chlb met Club mot at tile hoine ~ Paula Morris oo Ma,y 17, according to Christi Hess, News reporter. Tho ten members present wore assisted with their BOWing baa. keto by advlaors, Mrs. Don.ald Karr and Mrs. Marvin Milliron. Paula Morris and Diane Mill· !roo demonstrated a simple menu and explained how a menu s-d ' w liim,s The Jolly Green GiantS f.H . . 650xl3 ,.. Sf 650xJ4 .4$' . 700xl3 IO.U 41 700.14 lUI A2 750>114 11.11 AI 670ll15 II.U AI Plut Rocippolot............ ' buth Avenue, Brookl)m, <New York, wW ta1l• 11ot1ce that on U.. lldl., • C•edtton on f!qulnd t& ... ..... day o1 Avril . 19M. tbe underdlned ~~-wUb llkl .Q«Uel&l1' wl&bla lou ftle4 her JH1llllon 1111Nt bbn ln lba Common PJ.u Court of M!!!IP CounDated tbll llll4. • ..,. o1 IIQ', - . ty, Ohio, pnpJJll for diYC:IR,e, CUI· F. H. O'IJRIDI . Probltt l111Jp of .... Ceutr' \od.IY of minor child and other ~­ Uef on the Jraundt of Orolt Na(IKt Mar 28 IIIII ..11 ate Or Duty. Said l:llUH will be tor bauIDJ aa aDd llfttr tbe lltb. 4a' Of June, 1811\\ I.INOA 81LIRID~, Kati\Y ~IQll. ~ Weber waa.jn Plalfttlff· ·· CNw, Crew & Ptrllr charP rA ror recreation. (t) 30; I'll 'r; l4o: :U : 28. (ll t, 11 7k 4-HNews . ' .'• .sAUII - ,$RYIP:;, ·' ~ . CHEVY - •• 0 .. ' pJioao ... were given out. MD'-t. Twelve member)' wlte For the proJect leoSOD each In a-ce. TbeldYIIOI'I, Mrl. FOR BE11'ER deanlnc, 1o peraonbl'OIIIIIIIuurpriaopotluck o.x.tdMoraandMrs,l!liriPeaa. · •- ......_ ...._,_ · dish ao one of lhe foods for tho aoolllad the pct11p with '1b.u-P """"" ,__., U1 • O'BRIEN AND CROW ~ a pan._._ Rent BiiiO tlectrli: Lustre aha ~ .ei.Mr. REALTY COMPANY -~·ck ~a pro,.~ project!OIIOD .. , fl, . 1 T.-rie N11 er, newa nporter, out. POMEROY - Approx. I - . The SJ'OilP planned for the po. Baker P'tnltun... f.Uic 2 atory lrame, 8 rooma, S·w. said · that a apeclal report em by lito chill .Bait, made piiDI fDr 1'001111, bath, full "--~· llfetJ In lhe homo waopYen . ' I .' Alao a I lllory boule used U . -·--·'cLANCES 0111 Fox rental. I garage~, AU. 1M GOOD OONDI'I'lGN. $11,1011. POMBBOY - Appro!. third acre, Ill story frame. I rooms, 2 bedrooma, belli, . basement. AD fur tii,IOtl.tiO. POMEROf - 2 atory !ramo, I bedrooms, bath, basemen!, hardwood floon, larle lett. Just $1,500.110. HENRY CI.J!UIIID mP- - · - __... TodtJ.r's ... -·- AKC MINIA'IURE Sclmaulerl, · IIOIHileddiDg; • - - . old, 1115. Jim Nolan, O!olYIIIe E· tot acre lot: Tile CoaL lib d4 all oa.r Dllaenll are lltnlo' .._, e.1 .... are not ION wiU. tiMI 1'llht .-vid 1957 GMC half-ton pickup; also two year old smaU .horse. Ph. 74M435. Jl.4.4te Olllee--- Femele Help Wentecl r,;·,.;;:,:-;.;;-, ,_, and l .l'r Hn~ No, XII Ia SalldnU7 Ina a tokll of Ul .,_,_ tory hardtop Included. Tinted RABBl'l'S. PRONE 112-8547. ZIG ZA'GCMATIC: Well lmown IIIIALL ACREAGE. no buiJd. 11-UI< mate sewil!g machine hal lnp, lllate prlte and fa 11 many leaturel. Mabl btJitGG. partlculan Write Box -.F In ONE TON lloclge 1164 truck bolett, darna, mends, wllhoul care of Dally Sent1naJ, J>om. with dnmp bed. Walter Bentl. atlaclunents. Sewl OD a II eroy. II4Utc Phone tn-2513. 6-Uic types of fabrics. Free home demonstraUon. Pay balance of HORH!D registered Hereford For Sale or Tl'lde f41.118 ... monthly payments. COWl with calves at Nde. 18 .AJS MO'roRCYCLE, . NO can llft.321S. ~utc ee, -.cylinder engine, .. Walter Bentz. Phone t111-211S. 6-Uic 8-J.Me speed lranomlsalon. WU1 1111 11180 FORD Slarllner, V-II with or lnde fur lmaller cycle. overdrive. Very good eoncllPboroe IIIIUf/9, lla!l1.oam1lle. HOME GROWN tomal<l planll Business 5ervloet for gardan uoe: Early Vallim. ~-----· U. CURTISS "DAIRY Bl:ltll'' ~ Jan!, HlnetJ , 1350, Big Red, 1_, """"""' .__,lnd ..._ breeding aervlee. Cill Leland . Dellclowt, and Improved MoJ:. .., """""'• ~~· or, ,... Parker, ~ r~~~ldeDee lean. Also eabba~t llld pepdoor. One ear. Wtllda 992-22M or call station Tapper plants. 'l1lomM Raymo~ Ross, Rl, I, Racine, 0. Pit Help Wenlld pers Plains 81'1-3251. .8 tllte WAITRES8 AND bo!lltald, flO 0, Mt-llle til-D. a.ulp I w.k plus Uptl '~ 1191ng APPALOSSA STUD service. 11J quarlm. Apply at Greft 0• POODLE PVPPII'.S. AKC Toy OFFICIAL Boy Scout aleeplng appointment, phone 19Ulll bag. Never been tiled, can 1llel on 81. Rl. 7, OaDIPOUa. mlrlllture. "' and up, Stud J.lH!Ip 11111111. f.Nie .mee llld IIJ'OOniln(. Phone lf'lc tG-Ma. 11 I lie c. s,r-. .... m ••• 1164 CORVETTE convertible, uew transmission, power steering, power brakes, lac- mr. ',\ AJR , CONDI'l'WNJNo . . . . . BUOOETPiiJCEfllr~~~tqn ~ ; third Ooor •~. aorvlee~ JaCl:~~ Ri\frlfo Baker Furnlllre, , eraUon, New IIana. ·lloDe Oblo. ' •tt-t~c . .L9924.522 '\ I ' CorJ coflee mater, terdpr. ator, steam table, dlabes, pots, · pW. ete. ICIII per cent toea\lon. CaD 88:&-2ZM New --- n•·•... 701 Bnli+wr $t. OR LEASE. ~talY equipped, boolhl, lullch counter, eteCtrtc arl)l, deep ,.., four bamer Pomeroy Moior Co. fiM.,."' 1tsll NMII ........., JQHJf i(AitRisCH ForSaie RESTAURANT FoR sp.!!: Good tires, powergllde, R&H, green finish. O. . ICI HOUII · 1111 ..... tt l1.. p.m. DtiiY AIINIIn•A ~q. Jack W. Ce,..y, Mgr. 1962 CORVAIR MONZA CPE. . , ... ,', .•• • •... $595 ILIND ADI AINMIIMI 1k CMr.. .., AMr· .• ' ' 99%-2181 1961 PONTIAC HT CPE. . . . . .............. ~45 AutomaUe trans., P"""r steering. good tires, R&H, white finish, b1uelntorlor, II Almanac ' WMP.O IIFOIMATIO. us ' ~~·~~ots . · :~ LOCAL ..:RfPO[($ ..•. DAILY . ,... ~.. ·: At ~ :,, " 7:50 .A;M. '·.:' . U NOOI . 3 ~.M; · AID .. ., 4:30 P,M.' - J<eeping Meigs . Gollio ond i ' Mosp·n ArE~o. Informed ..·As Well As . tnN!rloined · THANK GOODNESS H~S THilOUGi-1 EA'TING ... >IE'6 GOING 1'0 SLEEP.' �' ··-~ • •'7'- -.'/-i' ll " ,, PHONE .... '""-";~: ...., ..... ,........ "..... ......... ... ·-· 1t Ctfltl ..... WtN 1la c..-cwttft IMirtftnL 1 . . 1111111111 wlthlll 11 lllp. CAID Oil TMAIIU & OliiTUAIY sue trH .. wm1 mlfllmu•. 1•. _..,.. .• .• • ~ '·~ '. :·'.. '.!' '' ! ,• ,.,. :'' -\' !I -~ j', ~,. I ·J·' ·,: ; ' ·J' 'I. , ' -,· ' I 'I· : ' 1 1• ,.·' ..... ' ' ) .,., .L!:. \'11; ' ' ·!' ' .I OPEN I!VES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO lnMimory I ' IN LOVING memory of o u r dear husband and lather, For Sale Male Help Wanted James L. Hansher, who passSTRAWBERRIES, Roy W. Prof. ed away three years ago to- SALESMAN FDLL. ar parttbl)e flit, Portland, Phone 84J.Ji3S. lo ealabllsb OWD credit hnt• day, June 4, 111115: 5-II·Dtr erage buslneu. N~ lrJvS. man!. To help get started, we Memories ere treasures that guarantee $150 weekly to man SAVE $30 or more on alumlaam no one can steal; hoala. All siZeS 18-IJ.J.S.14 meeting our requlrelllenll. Death Ia a heartache that no1001. eau mm7, or 119UW. thing can beal. _ Age no barrier. Write, JlaDa. 5-IJI.ate pr, Box 700, PaJneavllle, Oblo Some may furget now that 440'1'1. 1-Hp you're gone; STEREO RADIO combination But we wiD remember, no unll: Lovely 'walnut console matter bow long, wiUt 4 epeaker IIOU!Id eystem; Forhnt 4 speed, dual volume 1'011APARTMENT close ln town, 12'1 Sadly mlaaed by wile, trul, blgbest fidelity; with AM Butternut Ave., Pomeroy. Jennie. and daughter, & FM radio. Pay balance of M-Ile Kathryn, and Family. $118.110 or $5 per montil, can ~1-ltp HU218. WUic PLENTY of space lor one trall· er with all fsciiiUea. In SyraNotice cuae. can 99U901. 4-111-tfc STEREO: 11117 solid state maJIM ADAMS Auction every l"rt. ple stereo with wpeed auto·day at Rutland will start at FURNISHED and unfurnished maUc changer; radio comb!· 7 p.m. Instead of 7:30 p.m. nation. Has lnstanl on radio. apartments. Close to ..,hoo], Jim Adamo, Auctioneer. Assume payments of $1 per Phone llft.5143. 18-IJI.Ifc &+lie month or pay balance $101.SS. can 119:&-3218. s.M.e LARGE live room and bath ROOM FOR two female pa. opartment, newly derorated, tlenia, bedfast or ambulatory. WE HAVE NEW Toasters, mJI. furnace beat, Pomerov, Call Syracuae Nursing Home Phone 992-S31l7. ers, irons, fw, antennu, reH·tlc 8IIU/G'I. ~Ute cord players, and Jl'.any other FURNISHED Utree-room apart. Items In stock. TERMITES SWARMING? COME IN AND MAKE man!, baUt; on South Second They are re-producttves, not US AN OFFER, Ave. Middleport. Phone Mn. your worker colony. Free 111- Howard Ce<D. 99U2a. CLELAND TV apeclims and Information on ME. Main St. f.Z.tfc erawl apace dangen. No Pomeroy, OMo salesman, low omllead, 50 JI'OUR ROOM FURNISHED per cant savlnp, Allied Peat APARTMENT, Phone 992Canlrol, Pomeroy, Oblo. 1158. f.ll-lle TWO BEDROOM home, bath Pbane ,.._ evenlnp. luD basement, garsge: Twoyear.old home In Syracuse. . .., ~ FURNISHED ~PARTMEIIT, Phone 992-1121. 5-211-301e new paneling·' ln aU rooms. wrt!IJ' oewlng at ho11111 - can Mason m-5147. ~28-«c alppent, pockets, pegging, YEARLING SORREL colt, blaze face, stockings, 1115. Ph, bel!lllllDs, alterations, ole. TRAILER SPACE, all utDIUes 11115-3110. ~18«]1 Mil. Freddie Thabet. Mason, avallable Inquire 158 Mulber~ ~1. ~tic ry alter or 5 p.m. Write P. 0. Bo• ~ Pomeroy. ~s.tfc 1981 EARLY American stereo: HAPP'lii'OUR, Sbenang SpriDgl '1'111s aet llllll M & FM radio, Nile Club, 5 lo S p.m. Mon- 2 BEDROOM lurnllthed trailer. 4 speed automatic record day thru Friday. Ladles night cbanger; lovely llniah, I u at Working men or man an d ml1 Friday. UUe wife. No children. $75 month. Uke new. Tate over pay. manll of 15 per montll or Call 992-5318. ~ pay $118.21. 'l'r1 II In your WANTED borne. Phone ma. ll4ete LADY TO cam for semi-Invalid For Sale woman. Light housekeeping THREE ACRES, S room bouse, and eooklng, Uve ln. Phone new roof, bern, <ellar, two ZIG ZAG sewing macblne; 1981 demonstrator. MakeJ fancy 149-2110. 11-Utp cl8lemS and furniture ~. · sUt<llel, New guarantee. SacPhone 742-5613. Hll-30tp rifice for 9 payments of f8 ar For Trade . I.:ASII FOR Antiques. BID 111157 PLYMOUTH StaUon W• t50 cash. Pbone - . -loiJI.IIe (on, ••tomaUc tmnamlasion, lllmm, Middleport, Oblo. J.lNOII! good condiUon. Can be seen FOUR Bl!lDROOM home on lJn. at Lou's Ashland, ar call 992colo Hm, Pomeroy; -ny 21131. ~:&Ntp W1nted To Leese remodeled. Large lot; $11,1115. PARMS bl Melp or Maaon CaD Lee Seyler, . . . County for oU and gas. Wrtlll LARGE HOU&'E In Racine, t s -Mie 1u Cbaweva on and G a • rooms, one third acre lot, , _ .... Cutler Sl "--'~good locaUon, ~- Phone MAPLE STEREO radio, 1JIIll t4W?S2. J.2&-121c Early American stereo rldlo combination. Beautiful aolld !111'1 ZIG ZAG sewing machine. alate unlt wltb Wpeed clllllg. Wanted To Buy Was salesman's deiDOIIIIIrao er. Tab over payments of $1 BIDEWALK BICYCLE with tor. Rqulerly aold lor $811.118; per month or balance tlli.tll. training wheels, Robert AshwUI sen for $48.31, or ts per Al10, lovely walmd coaaole ley residence, 1112-U. month. Fmc borne demonatra. with 4 ·~ sound aystem, U3tc uon. can IIIU!II. ~ 4 apeed dual volume eanlrol with AM & FM radio. Pay ANTIQUES, fumllure, dlsboo, II TON 111152 Cl1evy Pickup balance ... ot or payJDeDII mllcellaneous. Mrs. Howard truck. John A, Jeflenl, phone o1 a per month. can IIIIUIIII. C.CU, 1110 W. Main st., POlllf- IIU'm, 11-S«c 11-Ule niJ, 1-~e MJcljn..,., 01110 ' ltaVI!I, W. Va. 1957 CHEVROLET body and motor. Phone 84S.z7TI. fl.4.3tc · !!$fifo 3 --- ., "'wiii'P ••• PI- ol lr.ct. U..n lot No. 301 " ' Ill .... glass, AM&FM radio, $23511. Phone 992-200'1 after 5 p.m. 8 Jl.43tp --- STEREO RADIO comblnaUon; ltjiOJieseed; beautiful ubinet, lib new. Balance due 111, or make paymenta Gl ..14 per month. Phone ... WAITRESS, P'VlL or part time; 21 to 40; night shift. ,;.. :""'"''ence !leii!!IIIWY· Ap. l'fy In . ..,, Bille Tartan. l-Ute ,... '' ' 11-ute Jlll7. I-NII! mtAWBEIIII1ES lor sale. JID. ly RID, Jllclnt. WI-llie •u.. to lblM, NmcrYe Ud denlop ..... on, IU a11d all otlltr llllaanll ..., out la1Ut7 to U.. n.rtaoe. The rtJII.t Jt allo .....,.,... to lftu. port eoal uHI rnhdq mdlrlal . _ an7 mJner,1l 1111m frtm 1djlceni aM other ..n1tof7, Tbe rttht II aleo HltJWd le n- TWO NICE re-conditioned UP· mon fuce fnm Aid rMl . . - . dlbt to ~ Ull'· u4 or right pianos: cherry finish. .uThe bl4l .. I'Min'MI bJ u. ..... · Call Rut1agd Furniture 742- ef !lllddlePGri, 4211. fl.4.3tc Cterll T...... m ..... ....,., 15) 7a 1" llJ lla fl) +C1e 11168 ZIG ZAG portable, slightTMI CO~ )LIAi COUIT ly used; does everytblng with. IN OF' Mll.l COUNTY, 01110 out attachments; In good con. No. 1UA •• M per muuuo, ...-& LtNDA DILI.IDI, dillon ' ...... or ....... full price of t49.110. For free ""'"· Plllntltf, home de monatraUon, call -. ~.•· 21S8 8-4-Jte .ICHAI.D JOIIPM fiLI.IDI, " IUt Flatbvlfl Awrtlff, lrotlklyft, NIW nrtc. ' lhhndant. 111M BARON HOilSB TraDer, 411 X 10, contaet M,-tte llentl Ill Eagle Ridge or caD fit. SO ... 10, TWO BEDROOM trailor, carpeted living room and blue ldtcben. Conta<t W. C. Spencer near Ute MI. Herman Church, or phone Che,ster 111153533. JI.4.Mp 1 PURE CLOVER hay; was not In hlgll water; II acres to cut In field. Priced rli!ht. J. 'M . Gaul, Sumner Road. Pltone Cbeater 985-31132. 8-Utp Rul E1t1te For Sele HOBSTETTER GEO. REALTY -ROBSTE'ITER, llrlller POMEROY - 5 roo1111, b 1 Ill, floor furnace, near lltaref, GUI of blgb water. IW'IL\ND - 5 rooms, b a I b, nnodern kitchen, out bulldlnp, Level two aena. n ACREs - Near PartliDd, 1 r,_, bath, modern kitchen, GUI bulldlnp, Large ganlea. IIEI.EN 1111 VIRGIL TEA1'0IID AIIIIOCIATI!!I - llyqeale, OMo ' ~. - ,-, NOTICI 1Y PUUICATION RICHARD JOSEPH GJLBBIDE, wb011 pbce of Nlldence II SUI Pblt- ''* deiiY· SEWING MACRINBS, ~ ·. READY •. ccmerelt ered right lo JOijr projeel. aorv~ce. an mate.. Fa$ lild .,-. fret 'etJI!- 2214. Tile Pabrl~ Bllqp, P,oJDo efoy. Authorliod ll!lllr Sales . mates. Pbone ~. W and Servlee. · We sharpen leln .Ready • MIS Co., MIMle. port, Oblo, .• lt; Ito ~ .w:r ,. ..... , EXPERT ·Wheel Alignment. " FIRiiTONII OLC 100 . . MaW Til lAO JLiiCKWALL , ' Slu 5.55 be plamed. Sandra Ml&ht was in charga ~ recreatkln of Bingo and Detaetlve. ReCreabmenla ware served by the hostess. The 1\lotbera Taen Helpers 4-11 Club met at the Weller homewiUt advlaors Margaret Weller and Elsie &dlter1and, 011 May 20. The chD program wae read and ap- Prl.. Tq Mill-~ -GUARANJEED,. . ·· · L. .Al . , . . ~~ • -"' •• """:.::""..,-r,,... J ANb of POIMJ'OJ, ' Y. · 1968 DUO BOA( ~USED OUTFIT . RED F1SH BO.AT . Wf1H EVlNRtJDE MOTOR · · ALLOY TRAILEK' Marine . and OhiO ~· ~==:i=~e~:::=! ,.crotary. Melanie a. D. 'I, lfllltll Cowatr, Ohio, llN 1IIMa ~ litltol ef VerB• D. Amor, deoeMI4. 11t1 tf Pomeroy, OhJo, , • .n. 3. 111111 teu• tJ. Oldo. lppoiDted keau.tor Of tJII Uou o1 Jnvce 'M.retl. o.daeDeu . _, made hot chocolate to go wltlt file pancakes prepared In the project lea1011. YEAi-1 .. . MJD .A 1-\1\'-JD I~ E.Vf.R.Y f'OO<.£T!. I IRING NEw . _, __ Mfwwtl .......~ 1laA1 nather Ia holding up the project work ~ the Baaverettoa c~u~>~.~~ ,., w::::? ,~i!:iS:~::::=r:j COzarL ._.... ':!!,~ ·· ' . 4'k 4-11 .. Tlie ci!D I• Cll'l')'lllg··OUtdoor Cookery ror a PJO,Iect. The aroop mot Mal' 29 at the Portland ~- Church aDd at lht ReedsVIlle Fire House with 19 members ln at- plamed a eookwl_....n ...... tendance. tiler permits, aDd 1 damaitalrJThe group Ia to start gattlng Uoo. potato cblp ordera. PIIDI were Rocrealloo ••• In dllfP ~ . made to attend the ~ sroom· Clntly Ftteh. Gomes ~ wen . lng c1aeaos to be bold In .lull Crow• and er...a, .oDd • '"" at Cheshire. game. Advloors Margaret Brown and Maxine Whitehead assisted I b e For Sale or SJ'OilP In Otting dreeaea. SeWtns 1118 OLDS, 441, 4 api!ed, ~. · was done on the dresses. Jean Whitehead, reporter, aald MN'/11. ~ that a demonatralloo waa Biven by Teresa Smith on .........., shortening and that J\lllo Wbltehead gave a rooort on bUic roo4 groups. Recreatlm was In dlariPI or Paula Hauber 'lhlch ln~ the IUe saver reloy. Tho JOIIIIIer members rA tho cllil IOl'Vad aandwlches to the enttie ~-· Ma,y 21 fricle 0 The Court House· Cut.Upa t.fl Club met May 20 at the home ~ TRUll{ Pllt A C'HIC.KUJ .IIJ tv~ POT! Dean and lhtr1'7 MeCaln gave. UFE TO demonstratloru!J Oft pbotoanplv:. I ·Yit'KJI and home •-•·'-'-• Bad I IWIU.DIWI68o ~ 1). tDn was enjoyed under the c:H.rec- Notle1 II ller•b7 J'l'fQ tbat ftul• ell V. AJIJQI . REDUCfD · GuoNIIIM ·· . .er:. an assiolanl ''"" ., ..... D. - D....... •. proved. Joyce and Unda M)'ero, accord- 'I& The ~ck Meals project books · 1n1 to news reporter, EWno u--· . . . ~POMEROY HOME AND AUT.O · . The Riverview 4-11 Chlb met Club mot at tile hoine ~ Paula Morris oo Ma,y 17, according to Christi Hess, News reporter. Tho ten members present wore assisted with their BOWing baa. keto by advlaors, Mrs. Don.ald Karr and Mrs. Marvin Milliron. Paula Morris and Diane Mill· !roo demonstrated a simple menu and explained how a menu s-d ' w liim,s The Jolly Green GiantS f.H . . 650xl3 ,.. Sf 650xJ4 .4$' . 700xl3 IO.U 41 700.14 lUI A2 750>114 11.11 AI 670ll15 II.U AI Plut Rocippolot............ ' buth Avenue, Brookl)m, <New York, wW ta1l• 11ot1ce that on U.. lldl., • C•edtton on f!qulnd t& ... ..... day o1 Avril . 19M. tbe underdlned ~~-wUb llkl .Q«Uel&l1' wl&bla lou ftle4 her JH1llllon 1111Nt bbn ln lba Common PJ.u Court of M!!!IP CounDated tbll llll4. • ..,. o1 IIQ', - . ty, Ohio, pnpJJll for diYC:IR,e, CUI· F. H. O'IJRIDI . Probltt l111Jp of .... Ceutr' \od.IY of minor child and other ~­ Uef on the Jraundt of Orolt Na(IKt Mar 28 IIIII ..11 ate Or Duty. Said l:llUH will be tor bauIDJ aa aDd llfttr tbe lltb. 4a' Of June, 1811\\ I.INOA 81LIRID~, Kati\Y ~IQll. ~ Weber waa.jn Plalfttlff· ·· CNw, Crew & Ptrllr charP rA ror recreation. (t) 30; I'll 'r; l4o: :U : 28. (ll t, 11 7k 4-HNews . ' .'• .sAUII - ,$RYIP:;, ·' ~ . CHEVY - •• 0 .. ' pJioao ... were given out. MD'-t. Twelve member)' wlte For the proJect leoSOD each In a-ce. TbeldYIIOI'I, Mrl. FOR BE11'ER deanlnc, 1o peraonbl'OIIIIIIIuurpriaopotluck o.x.tdMoraandMrs,l!liriPeaa. · •- ......_ ...._,_ · dish ao one of lhe foods for tho aoolllad the pct11p with '1b.u-P """"" ,__., U1 • O'BRIEN AND CROW ~ a pan._._ Rent BiiiO tlectrli: Lustre aha ~ .ei.Mr. REALTY COMPANY -~·ck ~a pro,.~ project!OIIOD .. , fl, . 1 T.-rie N11 er, newa nporter, out. POMEROY - Approx. I - . The SJ'OilP planned for the po. Baker P'tnltun... f.Uic 2 atory lrame, 8 rooma, S·w. said · that a apeclal report em by lito chill .Bait, made piiDI fDr 1'001111, bath, full "--~· llfetJ In lhe homo waopYen . ' I .' Alao a I lllory boule used U . -·--·'cLANCES 0111 Fox rental. I garage~, AU. 1M GOOD OONDI'I'lGN. $11,1011. POMBBOY - Appro!. third acre, Ill story frame. I rooms, 2 bedrooma, belli, . basement. AD fur tii,IOtl.tiO. POMEROf - 2 atory !ramo, I bedrooms, bath, basemen!, hardwood floon, larle lett. Just $1,500.110. HENRY CI.J!UIIID mP- - · - __... TodtJ.r's ... -·- AKC MINIA'IURE Sclmaulerl, · IIOIHileddiDg; • - - . old, 1115. Jim Nolan, O!olYIIIe E· tot acre lot: Tile CoaL lib d4 all oa.r Dllaenll are lltnlo' .._, e.1 .... are not ION wiU. tiMI 1'llht .-vid 1957 GMC half-ton pickup; also two year old smaU .horse. Ph. 74M435. Jl.4.4te Olllee--- Femele Help Wentecl r,;·,.;;:,:-;.;;-, ,_, and l .l'r Hn~ No, XII Ia SalldnU7 Ina a tokll of Ul .,_,_ tory hardtop Included. Tinted RABBl'l'S. PRONE 112-8547. ZIG ZA'GCMATIC: Well lmown IIIIALL ACREAGE. no buiJd. 11-UI< mate sewil!g machine hal lnp, lllate prlte and fa 11 many leaturel. Mabl btJitGG. partlculan Write Box -.F In ONE TON lloclge 1164 truck bolett, darna, mends, wllhoul care of Dally Sent1naJ, J>om. with dnmp bed. Walter Bentl. atlaclunents. Sewl OD a II eroy. II4Utc Phone tn-2513. 6-Uic types of fabrics. Free home demonstraUon. Pay balance of HORH!D registered Hereford For Sale or Tl'lde f41.118 ... monthly payments. COWl with calves at Nde. 18 .AJS MO'roRCYCLE, . NO can llft.321S. ~utc ee, -.cylinder engine, .. Walter Bentz. Phone t111-211S. 6-Uic 8-J.Me speed lranomlsalon. WU1 1111 11180 FORD Slarllner, V-II with or lnde fur lmaller cycle. overdrive. Very good eoncllPboroe IIIIUf/9, lla!l1.oam1lle. HOME GROWN tomal<l planll Business 5ervloet for gardan uoe: Early Vallim. ~-----· U. CURTISS "DAIRY Bl:ltll'' ~ Jan!, HlnetJ , 1350, Big Red, 1_, """"""' .__,lnd ..._ breeding aervlee. Cill Leland . Dellclowt, and Improved MoJ:. .., """""'• ~~· or, ,... Parker, ~ r~~~ldeDee lean. Also eabba~t llld pepdoor. One ear. Wtllda 992-22M or call station Tapper plants. 'l1lomM Raymo~ Ross, Rl, I, Racine, 0. Pit Help Wenlld pers Plains 81'1-3251. .8 tllte WAITRES8 AND bo!lltald, flO 0, Mt-llle til-D. a.ulp I w.k plus Uptl '~ 1191ng APPALOSSA STUD service. 11J quarlm. Apply at Greft 0• POODLE PVPPII'.S. AKC Toy OFFICIAL Boy Scout aleeplng appointment, phone 19Ulll bag. Never been tiled, can 1llel on 81. Rl. 7, OaDIPOUa. mlrlllture. "' and up, Stud J.lH!Ip 11111111. f.Nie .mee llld IIJ'OOniln(. Phone lf'lc tG-Ma. 11 I lie c. s,r-. .... m ••• 1164 CORVETTE convertible, uew transmission, power steering, power brakes, lac- mr. ',\ AJR , CONDI'l'WNJNo . . . . . BUOOETPiiJCEfllr~~~tqn ~ ; third Ooor •~. aorvlee~ JaCl:~~ Ri\frlfo Baker Furnlllre, , eraUon, New IIana. ·lloDe Oblo. ' •tt-t~c . .L9924.522 '\ I ' CorJ coflee mater, terdpr. ator, steam table, dlabes, pots, · pW. ete. ICIII per cent toea\lon. CaD 88:&-2ZM New --- n•·•... 701 Bnli+wr $t. OR LEASE. ~talY equipped, boolhl, lullch counter, eteCtrtc arl)l, deep ,.., four bamer Pomeroy Moior Co. fiM.,."' 1tsll NMII ........., JQHJf i(AitRisCH ForSaie RESTAURANT FoR sp.!!: Good tires, powergllde, R&H, green finish. O. . ICI HOUII · 1111 ..... tt l1.. p.m. DtiiY AIINIIn•A ~q. Jack W. Ce,..y, Mgr. 1962 CORVAIR MONZA CPE. . , ... ,', .•• • •... $595 ILIND ADI AINMIIMI 1k CMr.. .., AMr· .• ' ' 99%-2181 1961 PONTIAC HT CPE. . . . . .............. ~45 AutomaUe trans., P"""r steering. good tires, R&H, white finish, b1uelntorlor, II Almanac ' WMP.O IIFOIMATIO. us ' ~~·~~ots . · :~ LOCAL ..:RfPO[($ ..•. DAILY . ,... ~.. ·: At ~ :,, " 7:50 .A;M. '·.:' . U NOOI . 3 ~.M; · AID .. ., 4:30 P,M.' - J<eeping Meigs . Gollio ond i ' Mosp·n ArE~o. Informed ..·As Well As . tnN!rloined · THANK GOODNESS H~S THilOUGi-1 EA'TING ... >IE'6 GOING 1'0 SLEEP.' �,. / ' P·' • '' 0 ' , ~>•: ...0~ -·· ·. Ft!Jr-\ ' · :· :·\. .,~· -'W{~~i~.{~ . ~ ;,l ,, ,.Ju; ....,.., ...,t.Af1ll •, .. ~~· ~'iti ~·; ~Ew Yb~' (I!Pq-ln• hla Mali,'• .ori charles ot !Jontoo~ out ' WO!'l~ .. of !i"'P . ~poate~~ 1D1 tntermlna~le undergtound Oliua, -1\ddy W~'• lf'lila)ntancei included cbor~ ters IS btzarr, II hia art. Amonil them wos aetress Vlllerle _Siii!IDIIS, who detests men In ileneral 01>1 haa: lome SIJI!cU!e grie\'lllees a;ainll War-' hoi. The alherhltred Warhol, 37, wos shot by 1 woman visitor to his atudto MMII,y, Pollee held Mlss solaraa, ·28, ·star of Wartd's newest tlbn, ''I. A . ', t ~ !,· .,1 j, ary . ...awt 01>1.. j>Os, eoslon ot • gtp"'!c ' (1\" ' d-oo• wellllOO wltll intent to IIOIIjl ldll. ' ·;; :· ::,. DOc!ot o aald tod4y Warlioi · had . I 11 50-50" chlnce of thl"OU.&h aurvi~ ·' · mlm. · Mlaa· Sollnas;. who lost year ' , before pilced an IIi In 1 Greenwich rlibt aide. . VUia&e \WOOklJI:, 'f!1e VWoge M!SB Solpia, · -o-jawlid,, Vol"ce, ~llflng fOI'IIIItloo ot aleiider arid slic!rt~Jiired, walked "The Socl~ji ; .fo<' ¢uti!JW qp· qp tO • ·.p.,n~- In . TIDies Men'' CSCtJ¥1, aal~ she shot Square,· 'foor ho!ir' olli>t the Warhol · bocau:se he "lild too ·~ aD! · aald: "The police much control ot Ill$ lite." ore looldllg tor me 00 wOnt Warbol. famed for hl1 eight ' 0 ntin Devoted To The kntBre.~ Of The Me~-Miuon Area . ( • ~ •· ' 1968. :. i/ • i • • . CONFER WI;H CONG, MILLER - ArOII I'OIR't!&entatl...,a of the Ohio Muk Producera AI..,. elation, Ollrleston District, met With Cong. Clarence E. Miller in washington recently to discuss buatness matters, Ishmael GUlesple. lett, Gallla County" a representative, ai'Kl Harold earnu.n., right, Racine, Meigs representative, discuss activities in front of the Nation's capitol ''• While in Washington, the area leaders also reviewed water projects Ullierwll)' In the two counties. The representatives also had breakfast with the congressman. .'• .<• :~ '· ·~ MARRIAGE ~PPLIC.~TION Jercy RBI' Aleshire, 19, RL 2, Pomei'OJ':, .statJon attendant, IIIII Donna faan Jeffers, 17, !If. racuse, student. s I '~ ·' '' ~ ·~: j', ., ~ ·'' MDGS TIIA11t£ ".• ~ 0 ' TONIGHT, .JUNE 4 TO SIR, WITH LOVE (Teclulicolor) Sidney Poitier, Judy Geeson tllree states. movement rusoN DrlvtAn UA •J TONIGHT, JUNE 4 QOUBLE FEATURE l the death penalty under any circumstances. More Lhan 140 persons await execution in those NOT SHOW STARTS 7 P. M. .I said they could not administer JVNE5-6 m"NESDAY & THURSDAY • (Continued from page l) systematically or automatically exclude those opposed to the death penalty, but rather denied a spot on the jury to tllose who Between 1930 and 1960, 3,274 persons were executed in the United States, but in recent years the instances at persons put to death (or crimes has slowed to a trickle. In 1966, only one man was executed. Two died for their crimes in 1967, as the COLORCARTOONS: Southbound Duckling Cannery Rodent What's ~ Guy To Do? ,1 Prosecutors Paul Nel'llllln-Fredric March HOMBRE (Color) PLUS Doris Day • Rod Taylor DO NOT DISTURB WED. • THURS. • FRL JUNE5·6 - 7 '" DOUBLE FEATURE Winner of 5 Academy Awards! WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF? El!ubetll Taylor Richard Borton PLUS Peter sellers THE BOBO Britt EklaOO.Ross1no Brazzi for abolition of capital punishment grew in intensity in the states tllat retained tile death penalty. The SUpreme Court has agreed to hear an appeal that execution of a criminal violates constitutional the against cruel Oiler Has Degree In BioiOSY Field James William Oiler, son ot Mrs. Grace Oller, Syracuse, received his bachelor of art1 degree in biology from Berea College on June 1. He was me ot 232 Berea College seniors awarded either an AB or BS degree at th.e 1968 commence~ ·rnent. Oiler, a 1964 graduate of South· ern High School, Racine, was a laboratory instructor in tlle biology department while attend· ing Berea. To t\Jitlll hls labor contract with the college, h.e wOrkt!d in wood craft, the dramatics and the biology depart- ments. Before entering Berea, Oiler attended Warren WUson Coller,& where he received a AA degree . prohibition and inhuman punishment. Wellston Man Faees Court Arraignment · JUSI' ROUTINE Houtine business was transacted when the board or county commissioners met in their courthouse office Monday morning with. Charles R. Karr, Sr., presiding. Also attending were Commisslooers Robert Clark and Ralph W. OUr s. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Admi~sions - Maude McMurray, Pomeroy; Sandra Zerkle, fatal shooting of Ronald ~racuse; Barbara King, MiddleGill, 35, Wellston, afler a tav- JKirt; Nell Graves, Pomeroy;Don ern argument. McKnight, New Haven: Jotm McCase, father ot' 13 and a rail ~ Ctme, Cheshire; Kathy Sayre, Ra.. roader, was released from jail cine. Monday afternoon on$2,000bond. Discharges - Charles Fields, 9mday Mary Bissell, Donald Martin, Dale Welsh. LOCAL TEMPS The temperature in Pomeroy's downtown busine&s district at 11:28 a.m. today was 68 degrees under sunny sides. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Admissions - Douglas Circle, Racine. Discharge - Ray Smttll. '•JF:i-om,: Brain Wound; Doctors are only Hop' ATHENS - TWent,y sehoolaln · Ohio Unlver~ last month with progam deslsned to teach eaeh southeastern Ohio will partie!. more than 70 youngsters attend- lnciiV\dUI) a skU!. A IWII!!mlai pate In the 1968 ~-~ Bound ln8. program wiD atle!l!l>t to "droWD prwollese preparatory program Students aiiOndlnr the 1968 proof" all Upward Bound partie• June 17 to JUI,y 26 at Ohio UDI- sununer seaoloa will baVO' a !pants, acconilni 1<> D&Yj~ J. Ja.veralty. Approximalel,y uq stu- ehatoa o1 two bloeka o1 couraes cd>y, Instructor In IJIIYalcal eddents trom theae schools will at- to take 1n the "))O'titng. A unit ucatlon aDd' ' assistant Upward tend the workshop at the Atllens of teachers 01111 lUton will uae a · Botmd ctiredor. campu&. team liJProach to provide abroad From the Metgo-Gallla ....._ Upward Bound ls llnanced -rlence 1n a FrODeh-llumanl- Ilea area, representlngMelgoLothrough the Olftce ol Ecooomle ties course and 1n a mathemat- col High School, Middleport, will Opportunity, A spring reunion tor tcs-odoneos • communtcatlona be Damls Alii~ BonnieR an k s, returning Will prospec:ltve ~- courae. . Larcy Gropn, Joey HllldY, Ramaward Bound students was held at The afternoon program· will lie Nterle, . Jane &lrtace, IIIII consist ot a IJIIY&lcal education Myrta WUson. News Briefs (Contlooed !rom page 1) assault by 400 North vietnamese using flame throwers. The battles raged as tlle guerrillas slammed r ockets and mortar shells into the capital, woundlns 12 South VIetnam civilians. Scattereilllghting raged In blocks or rubble tn Saigon' a Cholon aectlon and on the cit.Y's northeast edge. TAMPA, FLA. - ABBY, GROWN WEAK AND FLABBY during a night of milling around oil the cOast, headed for the Punta Gorda area south or here today with winds that reached hurrlclne force only In gusts. It was e~~tected to strike inland by r10011t struggle across Florida and spill Into tile Atlantic near C8iJe Kennedy early toni&h~ ''Abby is just blrely of hurricane force with the highest winds estimated at 75 miles an hwr in a lew squalls near the center," the Weather Bureau said. THE PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY SPECT ACLE Eugene J. McCarthy arxl Robert F. Kennedy opened three mooths ago ln Wisconsin rea ched a climax today Jn calUornla. When the vc1e is in, only one will still be a White House contender. Late poUs gave Kennedy the edge ln the contest for 172 ot California' s 174 Democratic national convention delegates. But McCarthy was gaining as the campaigns ended Monday ard even the pros were cautious about nat predictions. · ~warthy Yan· in.20s ~ .,1.~ .Groom •ncl BUYING A NEW CAR? I I I by tho Jato Pn1t4ent KIDnod)' 1111 llhot from about throe feet away 117 a awartiQt man In his 20's who · wol •. - by tllnl! Kemotb' lldoo bot not until he had OIDJ)Ued till el&ht bulleta trom a .22 call'' ber rewhor -..I the ....t.cr. Flve otller perBCIIs in the ourtrlnl crowd aroond the victoriooa Ollitarnll prlmar)' cand!clate were ..... - . • ~~ will Elltel, who Ia J The WHIRLWIND oeU·prop.lled roterr mower by TORQ· llarts, and woru for you, rear aEt.r I'MI'· Lool: at lhillil ...fum: a heavy-duty vinyl cllpplllQI blq, en AIJ10. OILER I, WJND.TUNNEL0 houatno. andtMWOtf ..... ' Come - and try the Worth Mower •• • 1868 WIIJIL. WIND by TOROI $149.515.• ................ tofiO.._..........OirMN ... ...... a . .. , . ,. . . , . . . . . . , . . . TORO' ' I The Worth Mow.r ElBERFELDS IN . ' '~~~~~· their 11th ~~ Wll not , hurt. ·She ) aver her ltuabatlll .. ... i;ljedlng ti'CIIIl lite woolld · Ita rl&ltl " ., ..., .IIIII another In hlf F>Jder, ''ilhltJIOI'Ins to him IJ!d lcytng to COIIIGle him just os Jtcqueltno Ktt1110d1 hod bent over her hu.- Ill 1 Dollla . convertible In 1183. SIJiDed Flee 'KolltiOdy waa laken by ambolaDce to centnl RecelvltW Hospital 'lllltre the OJII!IllniJW pforolc.... · ~~r...VIetor Bu, first ballaftd he no dead. He 1~ him oo the face, aa;ytng "DOli; Bob,.~ IIIII the tr0111M1to1 KoQIICI1111rred. · t.br·a hours IIIII 40 mltlltes • ~ i(ltnti!W table In Good ·llamlrltan HooP!tol, io wlllch 'Kimecb- wu ' moved, DeJ!Idl ... ~ - J- ~ . 11111.~. ~.• told, . ~ 11t1t 11ft ·~· ioililld4rl wu ..,..._ l PROF. FENZEL HETmES ATHENS - At OhioUDivoralty tilts month, after 50 yearo u a teactler and admlnf.strator, Pro. feasor WUI!om H. Fenzel lo retiring, HllllortcaiJy, his halt..:entury on the faculty ell stlniodllhea him aa having the longest tenure of anyone In the unlveralty's 164 year history, He hasaeentheuntversUy grow trom a amallacbool with leaa than 1,000 studenla to its present size, a sprawling cam .. pus with an enrollment ol 0<1er 16,000. ,1 '· · .,., ..niiJi • r • '. ·• • '1 rro.. oo 'F J..,.... =::. ,)/ ASIIINGTON (UP[) - . Preoldetlt fD\111 led a tiatlal In ~tar the ro~ of SeD. ~ F. , 'flbo Wll crltlcalljo - - Ill an USIIStJtatlOII at. 'toiitt in ~ Allpleo. ~ra voiced tear "the world'• mid;;" ' . I J~ who ottcceeded to the olllee ol Prealdeal wb• · · ~oliil Kontlidy waa tti&ID before hla eye olD D1i11a tour year a · ·I •. aai!;' illd ·"Thoro are no wordo equli to the hoj'rol'" of lltlo ' dll traaedY· "All ADlerloapraJa tw hie {OWnr'J," J"""' : ~ · -"" . , "1\'e lllao:.PZV that cllvlll'""'::" IIIII violence be ,.,.,.the heUII of'\"" ,..mmero. .• r. · :; d4• Kennedy lytJW on the Door. Bloed seemed to be pour!JW out ot a wooM In hlo head or ear. It seemed 18 though he waa trying to aa,y something bot you couldn't hear him." For a tow moments the crowd jammed In the ballroom lild no 1c1oa 1lbat had happened. Then sltcMIIB tor a doctor out over tile public addreaa ll,)'otem and tlte word spread: •They obot Bobby." Young slrls bqan ld>blng and men tougtt to try to f1t11 at tile uaallant. tltoO~. , Ulletl qp 1n a otretcber he molltecl "Oh, no, dttD't." Then the 1IQIIIIdod man and hh wlte entered the ambolanee and wore taken to the Control Roeelvlng Hoallal Wbore KemodJ received the lael rites ol the Roman Catholic Cllirch. Mto. JaCQielino KomedY wos awakened In her New York ipartment 117 a tolephooe call froiD London rrom her alat<lr u;lj Jlod#wiU, who had heard the news there. 111'1. KomedY. . - IIIII rtlllntted, told friends: "No, It can't haYO ~·· The _ . - 1>qan at 2:U a.m. PDT IIIII Qclnn tid not ( Contlruotl ori 1'118 1:11 Singer SOle• " SerY!ce 992-2284 POMEROY S~op . ' .· Loans for 2 Counties Are Closed Formalities closing tho Farmers Home Administration loan tor the Tuj>pero Plalns-O>oster Water System wereunderwaj' this momlnlr In the otnce of Special Legal Counsel Frank W, POrter, Jr. James T. McDorman. slate FHA cllrector; Ralph Vorees, aaat director, and MUtonllouah, OOttDt.l' director, were 011 band. A eheck tor:W87,000wasdellvered for the Melia portlm of the loan. Another 11668,000 was lllao preoentod tit• Athena COUill1 se•.ot: the wl&isll:~Mela's portlm will be repold at 3'4 per cent lntereat, and Athens COOI!t.Y'I JOrtlon will carey an interest rate of f per cent. A total ot 374 bonds - e to be &f£7lld during the day by Lindsey Lyona, water district prealdenl. Repro~ tile three banks ol the cwnf¥, which will serve ao depoallorles tor the tuncla, were John T. Wolte, vice presJ. and cashier of lite Raelne · Home-Nallootal Bank; Theodore T. Rend1 Jr., proal- o( tlte Farmers Bank & Savings Co. Itt~. oo·Edlllll Bobstetter, preiklent ol the I'Onter<IY NatlonaliiMk. [Jona, Eldoo Goul IIIII Delmar Baum, three of the !1ve water cllstrlet board ot truateeo members, were 1110 present for lite cloaing. as were Clautl IMI· loin IIIII .1o1m IIDI, Selco,, Inc. · enai-.L tor Futile Victory BJ United Preao lnterttlltiONl SeD. Holler! ·F. KomtetiJ'o vlct.crleo !n the Calltornll IIIII South Dabta presidential prlmartel before '11 ..... thruot him IIIID ohlrp CCIIDIIIII· tiOII tar tatlonal -iellttoo cloitPIIIo· witll . lroblnmal:w Vlei Prealdent Hlitorl H. HIII1QIItrey. , . But hlo .newly .,........ · ~ In ii\e Wllf\ H~ tar the Democ1111c ai1n111on ~ . hive J1!111!t flltllo b)i lite osaaaalttltlal alln!IIJ)t In Loo ~·· ~ dy'a 1111'" ...,..., mo,y boot alcw ·rec"""tlon him t;1. the nee You'll e njoy one of the i!feat "Command Perform· ances" of all time, when you take the Jreys to a new Die! lilac and put It through your perllonal test drive. . vou'l ~ expertenc.e the spirited responee of ; Cadtllac·s ,fame<f 412 V·B e~gln<:>-the !&')lest, smoothest V·ll Ill ahY'producttoft passen.fli'r ,rl/8r. An'd yo~'ll ~~t'OI this great new perionner' ~Jt"· ( 1. w I. , ,,.. r ', '( -1 • ~·. 'J. l. q - {;.~~ .•. ··i{P.· ,'\' ·~ \• ~ ASk. yqur Gadl!lac ~ · · ~!:!le ·..tot,~<~c;orp~J~; COLUMBUS (IJI'D A "Tblo Is a traaedl' to not only caucua o1 the Ohio deleption to Sen. KemedY 00 his tamlly tho Demoeratl c National Coo· but to 1111 ot America. .. " Jt'a tiidlcative ot the lfOW· · - ... pottQ>oned lndeftn. ltely todtl,y In the wake of the log degeneracy In our socl.et;y, .. attempted auassln•Uon cl u. S. was the wa:r Richard !go, a 22yaar..,Id Unlveratly of CincinnaSen. Holler! F. KemedY. From his Woahlngt.on otnce, ti otudenl aald. "Pm shocked u, s. Sen. stephen A, Young, but not reaU,y astounded. II' I the tavorlte .... of Ohio IJeiiiO. sometlrlng yoo've come to ex• crats, amounced the cancella.. pe_ct." lion and expreaaed borror at "rm amazed It bas happened the .-.,g of the Detoocratlc In this country espedlllly so soon afler Dr. King' a killing," prealdenllal hopetul. Young, who had called the oald Lavlllder Mebane, a 61caucus tor Saturday lllong with year.old Columbua maDman. National Committeeman Albert ''This Is becomlltg a realcy alck S. Porter, was joined by others country, as bad aa South Amerfrom all areaa ol the political ica In polltieal assuslnat1ons." spectrum In expresalng aho<k. Blames Odlllall Gov. James A. R._s, ReA Wortltlngtoo bou-le, publlcan, termed Jt "tragic" and asked for prl\ferS for "S&n. Kem>edY, tor all who are toucbed 117 this horror IIIII our nation." ~'lt. is another unbellenble B1 United Preas International tragecty for the country and esThe shola that hit Sen. Robert pecially tor the KennedY fam. F. Kennedy todtl,y echoed Uy," aald GOP state Chairman around tile world In shock and John S. Andrewa. sadness. Telegram Sent In the Vatican, oldes aald Cuyahoga County Repohilcan !'Ope Paul VI Is "shocked and leaders sent a telegram to the dl!<lll.Y aaddened ... by thlo senator's wile, Ethel, pr8¥in£ horrible event." for uthe recovery of Sen. KenIn Waaltlngten lawmakers nedY so that he again wW re. voiced fear "the world's gme ottme the role ol leader be hao mad!' 80 ~ly carried out In oor naSeD. Ralph w. Yarborough. D- lor C<tbl-. I H; .''Ifl I\ .. . I Fear, 'World's .Gone Mad·' baa beoome ao common In our pubHc life.., SeD. Bency M, JackttOrt, 0Wash,, awakened ln the predawn hours like IIWlJI other government otnctals to be told that a second Kenned.lt had belli shot in an assauinadon at. tempt, aald: "The world has ·· tel_....,,IIIII sitter, lattlband Jaecpe- ; RadllwW her her llno K-"dJ, In Now York to loam dotalla IIIII found oeiYOI livln& tho first _,. <1. ~· ollootlltll to the widow el lite titrmer prealdent. j :;:JY TV in Review: Another Shooting It Was Like a Nightmare -.r ttm.:.. Jus~ I Mro. Gerald TriJP. expressed ling me <11. 1m ....,., • llljf ballet that II war "the work ol !1\'lvla an -.n, the IIDl!l eype ~ Whenshe· aaltl · -tbo 1lto"ffrst -·~"::':d' perBCII that ts caualng till lite true, to do lo to IJ) IIJI1IIIIlaco trouble at our univerlltlea!' "They just want attent:l.m," cry," Fraoela 9IWilt. 111 ~al... ohe estd. the CU7aboga Cowtl;y trea101nr, ..ru be damned,., said non.. ald Thalcber, a 72-year-old Co- """ unoblo to aay atU'Ihlnr tar lumbos fllrnlture aaleoman who a time. He 1111 In tearo. learned ol the . - . . , rrom a "I'm jult heartbnil:en. hi ,;ii'. UPI reporter. wry, .. be aald. •"l'beN au~b.t · "Oh my God, •• he said. If What inaaiii\Y In thla world. Ml1!l' Is this counlry <OitliDg to? II more briUiant men will be seems like It's tull ol crack- snufred out.•• pots.•• Rlchal11 Wlltred, a 38.,....-<lld A 26-yaar.old health educator Slouz CIV, Ia., ens~Mer, >!sitfrom Cleveland lllso learned the Ing Clovelaltd. oald, •We're till - • f..._ UPL kind of auiJty, We've p to pt "I tem to think ,w~re put- the gun lawa passed." In Moscow, a radio IIIDWIIc.Itt grave 00 deep !mea told f!IIIO mad." RuaitlaDa there had ~ ''Ia "My God," psped House attempt to oaaaatdMte'' tbo Speaker Jolll W, McCormack ttellllor. Radio IIIII talevlaloe on being told of the ahoojlnl. atetlonl rrom Berlllt to !lenD• . uWblt ls this COWitr)r • • • ~· ~ ~ .~• .)~ ~ . ' ~our . . _..,,, . .._ ·•-· ...... 'Tex., who woo rlcllnl .w wo. . t)on1bt .. B. Johil~r ·two e.ro hh vo!ee trolled .. ..,, "It'• · cast lbe··riiWs. · ' .. · ··-~ ,.,.,.,. ' tllose ~ tans of millions ol tel- bohlad the prealdentlal ltmoo- terrible, tr • Indescribable." In Dublin, liP lrlm . , _ · . low Americans 8" oul to your sine when President John F. President Jolutlllt, who had .._ spokeoman called It ''e lttlsballd, to you 01>1 to your gone to bed for tile nl&hl. was s b a m o t u I. horrible doed. ~ •-''• In thi 1 terrlb10 tragecty • KemedY was alatn by a anljler f~..... awahened by tile Wltlte llouee •Widled 01>1 vUe, • IIJof !'rea., ' In Dallas, aald todtl,y: the talegram read. "'l'lte horror o1 U Is thai altuatlal room to be told of lite ldelll Gtu._ Sarapt ol llll;r. DettlO<rstiC State Chairman ohootlng. He arose and watched ''Dellf)icable crime," illd a Eugene O'Grll\v aald the ''trag· political aosaaa!natton In this television accounts of tbo spokesman tor Cbanoellol' Kwt lc shoOtln&'' c<luld not be ex- counlry is becomlltg as common Georg Kilaill&er of Wul lalned and ., Ohio eltlzen as II is, America has to reorient trqedy. .I ::U.ot be 100 at this third and take stock ol ttaelt that this • 111 l.oodon, Princess Lee Germany. ' I j senseless resorttoassassl..nat.iUJ. In five years." Tbe state chairman waa rei ferring to tilt usasalnation ol i the oenator'i brother, President Jom F. Kem:edY at Dallas In 1963, and that ol dvU rlibts • leader, Dr. Martin Lullter Klnrl HOLLYWOOD (IJPI).- Like a panicky ruoh of ~ljlha­ Jr. at Memphla thto year. of San. phera IIIII Other obMors to a uM.Y pr.,ers and the pr~Jel'l nfsltmw'e, the Robert Kennedl' early todtl,y In place off-camera. There were and bopea ol all Ohio DemoLos Angeles was reportsd live walla and acreams ol aogulah erato are tor Sen. KemedY' • 117 men and women u full recovery,•• coot1nued o• .. iD talevtewers who had ala1ecl pandemonium broke loose, and up late watching Tueade.Y'• Grady. coveraae of the Calttornla people rushed to microphones to Pm1er, who alao Ia chairman beg for a doctor. primaries. ol tho Democratic party In CIIY· And as 1111 three networks 11 was the middle ol the night ahoga county, esld II waa a focused on the tragic scene, the tor moot of the natlm- shortly "trll8d7 that a man J'UIIl!ng sickening memory ol other tor olllce takea hlo lite In his attar mldntslt. PlciJ!e when tho horrible alil>t ol lite shootlJWs of public figures hlllds when he _.-a In Pllb· attermath was suddenly . _ 117 inClUding Kennedy's brother, the lie." tltose who had .lust watched late prealdelt- came back to Reatno c.munents !lennedy make a vldocy televiewers who had partid;palFrazier Reama Jr., 1968 pbtoUowlllg the preo- ed traumatlcall,y In tho attarernaterllll nomtnoe and cbalr· matbs of past asuaslnatlon• as ldtmtlal primary' DIID ot lite Ohio eamPelin tor KemedY had just left the reportsd oo the home screeo. Vlee PrOsl- Hubert H. Hum· l'lrll there had been the pbrey, described It u a trag. podium In the boltroom ol the killing of ~ F. KomedY Ambaoaador Hotel IIIII was edf, headed olaewhere ...,.., the himaelt, and then ol hla tllleged urm llboc!ked, ~ lald the Wutalevlewer ..-dy aaw a wild, asaaaaln, Lee Harvey Oswaldlar held o1 Ohio Democrata. c o m m 1 t I o d delegate .otea am""' the throe conlenderL A total ot 1,312 are required to nominate. In S<lulh Dakota, Komedy nailed dolm 21 delepte VOO!a by outpoiliJw Mccarthjl IIIII a lilte ot delepteo1111111ng war Prealclant Johruton'i DIDIO bot publicly ptedpd to Hunqtbrey. In New Jersey, HuaiJe.. who reportedly Ieana toward Hum.pbrey, IIIII lite state demoentle .orpnlullon .picked !4i 1110111 ot HYANNIS PORT, lfaao. tltt 111t0's C111V.nt1011 streJWih. (IJPI)-11 wu Uu U'lllti Mcc:artbJ ~ •"!"'cted to erd through the clark clays ot Dlllu ,.p witlt ~0 New Jor"l'f .. till over a;atn. . del~te .oteo;f ·i ~:· .;,; · There were the. ~·· the In otbOr prllllll'i&s: to)>. 'l1DI croWds, the reportara, the BII>Coc~ won re...ntn&tjon In P1'81111'l110111 tor ptllor!JW th!> ~ ., .I>\• .qop Kettned!' e!an at the . lillllll1 Ted JIIIDOI. - - ' 111<111 lllr ~. wide. llemoCratlc AJtd there the brutal lie Come see our outstanding • lectton of briqhr neW fabrics ' at our regular-lo.w prices! The Fabric aaw Bvl'J. wreotecl the P 1N111 . .. ., ltte .)loaf ·or~~~o~Jtlller Ko~ lUI the podium who slollaled ,Udly 1111111 Grlor ond 1111 IIUihltW' ltlo 1111' 111bclled blm IIIII aat.oo him oo tliroush hllld· ·o~IW KENNEDY cringed 01>1 threw his hlllds up ove~ his lllce. "I tumed aroond and laW. ., .. Prtlldetit jlohruton, 1wlltenod Roolevolt Grier, 1 301J.pound I lite ·Whli4'. llou•• shortly attar taeklo tor the Loa Atweles ~ at 12:20 o.m.. PDT Rami ~ tetlm, alii Rater 20 l.ill. EDT), Joluloa1, former OI.Ymldc •"-"'· cret ~eo 118nll tmmedl- plon. 11el,y u~ to till .-teo Hotel Kitchen ID the 1~8hrelidenllal eiectlon. The;y headed Into a corridor. I The ·~ wa1 not lmllledl· leadltW to a hotel kltch~m, ldeUIIllecL Ho refilled to ooekltW to pt on a !reiglll . about' the _ . _ 1 olo"tor 00 bock ·up to the . ' Acted Alcilto aulte. Komedy wao sltaltlJW ~· L9f ~eo Pollee ~~ hllld• with • YOWIII boaboy near ~ - Redtllll aal4 the man a row of retrlaerltors wbe~ lite oeted 1110111 IIIII that ahota began rlngitW 0111 "like 1 ,. ;;,e., Wll no ovldeoiee ot s1riJ11 ot ll:tnoae tlrecroekorL'' racy. The man wu ltold Loo Atwele• 'l1DI•• p~ ,jjlder ll!Uimum security ll .the jlher-r.,rtar Boris Yoro Wll . l.ol ~~ elty ltlll while the otamltw a !Mw teet •wa:r· ' - \ ; .f Kennod)' had como claim !rom hio suite in the Amltoslldor Hotel to spook to hlo ltWP-..s mosaed before televlotoo camena ln the Embosoy ll<lom 01>1 clltm vietory. He wao narrowly leading his main op-4 SeD. Eugene J, MeCarllty, .bot wu steadily dnwbw owo,y In tile CollfDrnla nco. "I think till these 1U'im11'leo have Ideated II lo quite clear that we ean work toplher In the flat analyolo aod that Wb&t has been ll'lltW oo tlte Jut three yean, the dlvial0111, violence, dloenchant:metrt with society botw- block IIIII white, poor IIIII 1111uent <Ill bo helled," he " E . ., Sew and Savel ,,.tionaI .. The tnaedY WIS OtunnitW in Its allldenness 01>1 tho plndeo m.onlum which followed. "Kennedy bocked up apiiiBt the kitchen era IS the gwunan fired at him at poUW.o blank nrge, fl he ntd. une "~ Is 111 ill'lln clte'eii!W . . .ro 'with 1 1111'1 Mt•; Kootne«Y at first reslotecl ' ~o!!t 'llill woo't lcnol! lor •, ot aYtitr wqe lid ltf his lido, aid 117 the ambolonee attener ·~~s," be aal4 · Bnl Barcy, 1 tormer Flll man; - · 01>1 as lite oenator ns 1. ft,\\\oO' 1o FREE CUSTOMER PARKING MIDDlfPOu, 0. . F.lll joinod ln Identity attempts. 't SEE US TOIAYI .,..,ra.iar...l eo,p,.-. Jrlmary ....,.na The Wortla • • I I Dies on Monday AUTO LOAN 5% NEW CAR ~ ........, ol , .....Ill SeD. Robert F. Kerlloey wio llhotln lite -~~~~~ nock 0111 criUcall,y ·· A' lilm o1 ourpono removed bullet trqmento from his- bot did not take out a bollet IIIli ledptl In hio ~ Uttlll lite oparltlon he waa obit to breathe only with asslotance, 00 the Cloetoro worned that lite semtor mllhl ha..., BUtferocl impllrment of lite bloed 8III1PIY to the part ot the biatn 1M! . tho eye track. the level ot cOIIIdoool»sa IIIII. lndlr~, his -ch. n., Mit. 12 to 86 houri WUI be criUcal, 1 medical ret>Ort aald; Tbe 42-yoar-old brother of ' I In many cases you can purchese extre equipment with the money you save with a CITIZENS NATIONAl I - 1 Marcus Tullius Tiro record· ed tbe speeches of Caesar and Cicero in a shorthand in 63 B.C. ltTekesThree TO Get Mlrried f ~~ The Bride Democratic Caucus Cancell • LOS ANGEIB (VI'I) 1968 Funeral servloas lor Bertba L, Martin, 89, Brll\v Lakl!, who died Saturday evening at the Roblnson Memorllll Hollf)italln Kent, will be beld Wedneade.Y at 1 p. m. at the Martin Fllloral Home wttll the Rev. Wllbor Beaver olftclntlng. Burial will be In the Mlles Cemetery. !lie was burn In Melp Ccunty April 8, 1879, the dau8bter of the late Louis IIIII Catherine Hartman. h was preceded 1D doatll by two illaban<ls, ROY. William SWink and Norman Marlin; throe clalllllrters, tour brothers, and two &latera. &rvtvora Include a dauahler. Catherine Delmar, of Kent; a 11011, HarloW SWIM, Brody Lake; tour grBDdchlldren, three sreatgrandchlldren, two grest-creatgrOOci!Udrell, and two brolllers, Clem 8Dd DI,Jton Percy. Frlencla 11181' call at the t\Jnerlll home is' Subdued """"' "" .:.11 ~ 1a'he loft Jubll1nt eleetlon eelebntlon. Aller nearly tour llooro of ........, doctlito •iil4lll•·COIIIIItllll waa "extremaly critical" Bertha Martin Services Set I ' ,By A·ides in Hotel; 5 Others Hit 9 MILLION IDLE The pem. ment IIIII spokesmen tor 230,000 ' Frencl! ralli'oad employes reach- ~. ed agreement on a new wage TEAM TO PRACTICE pact tod&l'. However, the naThe Metp American Legt011 tion's moll devaatetlng generlll baaeball taam wW pracUce· 1 Be .Su.. T0 See All The Otlher strike In history continued with MocleiToroMo-rs-$89.95-$99.95 MASON - Margaret Frances 9 mtlltoo workers still off tile Thureday 01>1 Frlclayat6p.m. Roush, 66, Mason, dled Monday job , at the ~acuae ctiamond. !. ______ Jl!'.:!!~~j!!.'.:.~-------'---' evening In Pleasant Volley Hospital. MrL Roush wao born July 25, 1901 In M.,on, the dauf!l>. ter ol tile late Thomas and Jessie Koopp Muon. 1 iilJe ls aurvlved by her huoband, Qly; two dau(!hters, MrL Char lea Walker, McConnehwllle, Ohio, and Mrs. Ronald Zerkle, RD, Letarti three sons, Kennetll, Pl. Pleallllll, Will WUllam and Vernon, Mason; 13grlllllci!Udren, and two brothers, Charles and Joseph, Charleston. · Funeral services will be held Thursday at 1:20 p.m. at the Foglesong Funeral liome with burial In Kirkland Memorial Gar. dents. Friends 11181' coli tram 2 to t and 7 to 9 on Wedneeday, PARIS (Ui'D - Margaret Roush WELLSTON, Ohio (UP0 Warlie Case, 52, Wellston, is to be arraigned in Jack8011 COW1ty Court June 181 on a first-degree manslaughter charge filed in the 20 Schools in.OU Upward ~unrJ Like Ddllas, All Over Again "u Once agaln, It !ell to Am Garpn, Holler! F. l<ennody'a cousin, to break the DOWL llro. Komocb' .... drl""' to Mao b7 ·etate pollee Lt. Jack ~aay, I family frlerd, W Ed. . Mai'tle, 1111 aide to Sen. rAward M. KlitlnedY AIIIIW JooePh 0 P. Kotu:eely, 79, father of the clan, Wll not told lntmedlalel,y. He haa been an lnvalld slnct suf!erlng a atrok8 In 1961. Fl..., Hyomdspollcemen guarded the -.nces to the group of II..., white trame bouaes oo Nantucket . Sound where Jack 01>1 used to -f aall. . m Four white Jlllll'dl>oultlo Installed tar the ~ - ' 1~ : only Tueadll. ' Aa:l Tuettcla,Jo wu carelval. scores of nat1,.1 bMtded lite to ... the tallllll ferryboat rockl lull otf jiDrtlon of tf!t ltea<h. 0 • totai•r• n.,y...,... ............. .. they ..... SerYIIll• . ~ lllilll· . IIIII· � 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 4, 1968 dalton roush