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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· �~~ IIIU~ llood. Fowler, ~ · ~ Albert~ Mr. .. it . llovoU'!ftl by Mro. Fre<l .Gibbs ~ imii · Ni~ ~~ •of ~arried Out the theme ''F~ aGc~ttli.r, ¥J,Ch., ·, • • Week· Matter." 9le alao pn..,....lllt end ...~ J>f: MrL'l', H, .Qark, ' pnludo to -the 1111!01- . Mro, Clark , relilrriecUo Ml~ ........ mom. lng. Pn>:With her.sriiiOiaoo lor a.vlolt to altoild tile A plilk 11114 white rooe center. there with relat1Y4\ill. ...,,,....,,. whloh wiD be hold Ill piece Oankod by pink laj>ers .with Mro. R, L, .Goltharllt 11101 11011, Gr-Ille, .line Z0-:2. II waa pink llld green llljlld)lo docorot. Bruee, of. CoiiUIIbo!~ IIP,Oilt the deddod to ciiiiiJOIIOG.,_with a meet. od the relreahment !able. Ho•· weekend here wltll bor mollller, · In& Ill July 11101 to hold a picnic tesaos were lllro. Gtitdo Mourn· Mro. W. A. MorGuest of Mr. &lid Mro. Harl')' Ill the WUI!o ·'Aolhlllll' farm 011 In(, Mrs. Paul Smart, lllrL lfar. Cberi'Y Rldae Ill Auauat. old Chs.., Mro. Tod Rile¥, Jr., CIIII\Orboity over the weekend was Mra. Kloe1 ulld 1 'lt'a For All Mrs. Richard Owen, Mrs. Victor .Mre. Clarence Thomas ot DeJa. of Ut" ao the lll'osram theme. Grimm, and Mrs. WUI!o An. ware, coming e111>0clally for the PI>IIIOJW llit!h Sc:bool alumni Readln(s """' given by Mrs. thiJIIl'. rounlon. " hold at lhe • . ' tor Ill(~~ . n.bria •• trom ~ Siuiden Tho YOWV MilU Claoa of which tliO c11nliar and Mr. carter •••.the toOoher pre. rc;· · - ljtln will! a bOok and alio !iJ'. a !lhocl!i The dosll!l praytr was gtwn by Uta mini•~· It was ll>led durilig the tv.. well obaorvanc, that 22 "'"' ancl Mro. carter~• daughter, BIJ. lie Jean, who snd•ted , tills spring from RuU&nd Hlch Scbool, wUI aloo be attendll!itho~ep. · Tlblea ware de"""ated'ln 'plilk and green and centered with can. dies and(lloral arranpments.. A large decorated cake was served along with tho dinner,. Ira WQI!eprovided orsll\music for the program held In tho church the Pomeroy Elemental')' School Q-Which plclnet i8 both a on two days prior to the closing morni119 and an star? of the scOOOJ year. A-VenUJ, the mOlt brilliant Schoolmates, teachers, par- planet Ill our solar system. A pupt play, uThe Wizard of Oz", was presented by Mra. Robert Roberts' third grade of hi; ierv8d. as • pastor ot the cblir,ch . slrice s.p. tember 1965. He plalla to illend the Roonolcjj ·~e collop. Mr. Pupils Give Puppet Play 1 VITO STELLINO IJPI Sporto Writer . ilon Dl')'sdsie dldn'! ,111\id any hoi~ from ~ry We~lod thl1 time but he gOt quite an ani•t from Paul I'Qpovioh. i' .J}.eyldale set a major 1_. !)'OOord Tuoodoy niJbt by pitchlJna his aixth &tra18ht obutout ~· By I """"lng ents aiXI others were guests for 5-2 IL Triumph Radio ~7-B ·':' second act Dorothy; Gregory Browning, the Wizard of Oz; , Mr. and Mrs. Ma,ynarc!Karnes, Jim Hawley, Toto; Gregory lllo Iormor Marcella Fisher, and Glaze and Cindy Campbell, their arandclaughter, Jo Teshner, Gl Columbua were weekend guests of Mro. llattle &nlth. Mr. and Mro. Karnes ..,., es1>0clally to attend tile Pl>moroy Alunmi ban. quat. ThOll' were jollied at the \ home of Mrs. Smith on &lnday by Toddy Fiobor of Pomeroy. lllro. M. C. Flechtner of Co. lumbua waa &lao here ror a weekend violt with her mother. Dr. and Mrl. Tom !Mm.er, roflor arriving saturdaY from Mia. oouri Where be Ia otodoood with the u.s. Army, loft Mlll1d&,y with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ar. thur admer on 1 two week f1shing trip to Mlnno-. Mrs. Da. vld Farmer Is III>Ondlng tho tlme In Dayton with her SOil, Dan, and ·\.- famUy. Mr. and Mrs. WIIUam King, Mrs. Ann Thomao, and Mr. and Mra. Robert King were in New Matamoras Fridoy night for the IP'and lll111>0etlon of the Order of Eaotem Star Chapter there. Mro. William King is Grand Ruth, GriiiOI Chapter of Olllo. Re- overnight 1110Bts of Mr. 11101 Mro. William King were Mr. llld MrL Marvin Thorn. lNfl o1 Walhln(lon, C,H, Mrs. ,, -........•1 Ia. •·-•·~ _ _. "·-. _..,. ...... ,) • ·• I •• ,; '• matron of the Grand ~of Ohio, O,E,S, . · Pvt. f:-2 Jack A, ggm., Is bore vtaltlng hla mother, Mro. Silman. Pvt. Sigman hsa been llatiDnod at Fort Lewlo, Waah., for tho pest eight weeks. Prerlous to that be wasstatlmed at Fort Jackaoo, S.C. OnMie It, be wUl leave ror omeera Candldslo Sdtool ot Fort Bennin&, Ga. Mrs. WOllam Harman (Doro. thy O.trlllrl) and cblldren, Lin Jo • .. u~ and J and -~·. ID; Mrs. James Jlcnrllng, (JudJ Overturf) 11101 11011, Joey, of Columbus wore here over tile weekend to vlalt with tllolr parento, Mr. 11101 Mr1. Leora i( Frand1 OVerturf. Mn. Harman " ' I the tin woodsman; Rema Chat. B.lnne~ Sweet fin. the witch; Mary Sue Durst, the moose queen; David Harris and Mary Ann Hoffman, the sc&recrOWi Don Gibbs, thegatekeeperj Charles Pugh arxl Char_les Burton, the Han. Manipulating the puppets lor PICKLES bie Allensworth, carol Barnitz, Ronald Coats, Mary Helen maettnar, Vanessa Folmer. Donald Gibbs, Jud,y Pugh and Debbie ;mark. ·lia,, Prompters were Crystal Hall and Nancy Ebersbach.. Mary Ann Hoffman was the manager aoo Clrol Barnitz armounced the program. There was music b)' Jllly Pugh lnd Jean AnnDurstarxlJerTom Bing were the curtain boys. Danny Bullington and Perry Case were ln charge of scenery. • Bible Sehool Now By Meetin.. Nl ..l.tly --e "&"' ··. i"'1'1~ :lUt',JIII "i!rfi?O!!.Bd . . ;.; '" STOKELY CATSUP The ftnal commencement ard program for the children, par. ents, aoo rrttnds wiD be on SW;. day evening, June 9, at 7:30 ~ m. In tho HarrisOIIYille Schc\ol Auclitorium. Parents and lliends In and srwnd tho Harrisonville WY Moti)AY Pink Liquid Detwgt11 SUPER OU.OR BlEAOI .... qt. 13c BIBLE GIVEN The Rutland Church of Olrist presented live members of the graduating class of the Rutlan:l High School with Bibles. Receiv· : 29C EVERYDAY LOW PRICED BARGAINS! FIDDLE-FADDLI ;~:~r~:11Peanuto J!!a~.39~ I 0 12 POP cana 99....& ' CH LOAF..:~!.·_i!!!b!. ___________ 2 Ill. llox 69~ IIDI, COLD PO-l, .. .. llx~ 79~ GRAPE Y--~~~---~---------- 2 Ill. lar ·9~ ILIC. PINEAPPLIL~~~---------------!::~="- 39~ HOMEIIEAD 01.10.:'~~-------------1 · 111. t ••O· . ':···~ lNG ·------------------...Jt.tiJ IL ... can. IJ.• · • . ' ' 6~.;,2$,,, CANDY BAll, 10 pa~1(3t~ · 11101 P..,.orn _______ ----------------------- - o•. custom Canned, au navors Laundry Detergent . .":'::. . •"·'· . ...... '""" .···,•,,, ··. ' . .. . . THIS IS THE PLACE FOR COOKOUT YAJ,UESJ ANTHONY • Jlb•••ill Heating > 'l.< Y_D.,ondablo Dultrfor PlUMBING r AND HEATING " .. JIIY 2·2550 Fre•h,a•nd Tender .... IWW l•lel ,.,M II tD ..., to ._, ··- ........................ PORK STEAK • v..... L63 .lb. 159 PonttrOJ 3 Cement llock Co. 01e1 . _ , or dry IUr· ~'"· It rNilll blllllrlflt HCf ....,... Comet ~~~bl~h... es :,~n ......,arly Mike Epstein finally ..,.fldflllod hla favorite 9ulkeopes. rean 10~ which beg!M ~~.&.~.~~ by TIJIIl' Western stake race, horse- Chicago (C&rloo z.s> at Cleveland (Williams 3-3), 7:30 Ru81;y BUI, rldclen by w 1 m p Frost, CbiUicothe; Hank, ridden (Pierce 1·0 at W hi (Pa cual .,, 8 05 as l!iiOft ' _,, : by Ralph Guthrie, Athena; &lrrel Buck, ridden by J, R. Kennedy, Middleport; Dan, ridden by Fred ~~ Loula nii>Pod Hooston 3-:, california (Bl'Wiet ~·-~lphia r·--' SaDFrandB- BalU (Brabe n~ ......,_ more rder 00 5-1·11101 Don !ll')'sdale pltchod ~~ hi I shth c:u~ooeuiiYO ahutout as Minnesota (Olanco at •2) 8 ,.. ' 5-5) 4-6) at Loa Angeles cleloetod Pltl8bur8h New York (Stott!OIII)'re · &-4), 8 pi Tackett, Rutland; Moons ~mer, rlclden by Mary Ann Mitchell, Marietta. ho Appaloosa pleaoure rse Black lloj''B Mohawk, ridden by Slllrl'll' Burdette, Coolville; AJ. •Tomorrow 11101 tomorrow 11101 5tstein•a oecood Du.lor t_. p,~trolt (1'-lln 1~) at Boston uta, ridden by Judy Dye, Cool· tonM>rrow · · '" homer of the 1081011 provided (Culp Z-2), 7,30 ~rn. vUie; Roan Baby, ridden by TarTOOr·•·"' 8 ~-I'Y Crosier • Jackson; Lady ~Epstein prom! Ad he'd be Joo Coleman wltll h1a third back "tomorrow'' when Wuh· ~ ~ues burst, ridden by Pat McCormlnatoo 88111 tile Si'!!!PPin& nrot vlclol')' aplnat nve~~~¥eA .all<l Chlcago!iCievela~ --~ ... c_ Ro rid buomon down "!if Buftalo to oenl Jim "Perfect Gsril'" Oalcla Wash~')i!gbt lck, Jack....; - · nry, • Huator down to bla·lb!wth lo'"lll Calltor t Baltlm~re: "'""t den by Gerald Webb, JackiOil. lind hla bslti!'lreye, Ilia vision •..,. Pole bending, hone• Slorllll', ,., porl'ect Ill • brief Jntema. niDe dedolonl. Minnesota at New York ridden by Buddy Martin, Padto; Uonal L8I(UO otlnl aa bo Bell Wills Filth Detroit at Boa Roan Trixie, ridden by John RCJb. ·~ hit flv ......, 11101 drov Goor110 Scott'• two-run -•• N u oa1 r ··-· ,....,, e ,...... n e with the baaoa loaded Ill the a o _.e lnaon, Athelia; Hank, ridden by Ill 13 rrmo, 1 W. I. PeL GB Ralph Gutluio, Athens; D1111, rid· · wa·oowowu ..- -...l' recallod hIm oixth Inning ol the-""Mlbrnke 29 21 . 580 ... <len by Fred Tackett, Ruti uN; ... k SL Louis Wilen llaDapr Jim ~on felt up Detroit starter c 'II' Atlanta 27 23 •540 2 Bill; ridden by James Tod, Methe hi~ , pinch as tho dub Lollcll's oo.ldt bid. Gory Bell Phllldolohla 24 21. .533 2'h Artbur. ,._.., ell-·• uwon his Mil for Hooton agalnot sa Fr 1 27 24 .529 2\1 ... ....,. a u•..U • ...., n anc sco Weotom pleasure, 1\oll mane -with onlY vlclortos Ill 27 : ~.0: ~~:::~ LoCblc~ 25 21 .510 3'h 11101 tall- Evan's San, ridden by ,pmeo. Hit' pre ...ee was !ell • ~ ... es 27 26 .509 3lh Bob RldiiO. Jaclcson; Mr. Wafd. lmm~ Wilen he bit a two- tile nillliCIJI as Pat llobaon won ClncinnaU 24 24 .500 1 low, ridden b1 Gerald Webb, rrm Ill his first game bls first otart of tile year. Now York 21 27 .!38 7 JackiClll; Rollle, ridden by Revback Tuoodly fllatrl to power Lull TlAnt pitched a four. Houstcrn 21 28 .129 7'h erly ADen, Allleno; P<ppy Kimtile Senators to a 4..2 vlclor)' hitter and WUI bls eishth game Pittsburgh 19 26 .422 7'h ble, ridden by Kathy Morgan, over the, 011<111101 Atiii.Uca. lor. Cleveland wllen Larry Tuosday'o Rosulto Mlddloporl; Noble Blue, ridden Epolelh, - . , .099 wbon be llr01ID bit a oacrltloe Oy with ·Now York 5 Chicago o by Sanely -'~~'· Waterford. was cploned to BUflalo, brnke a tile baaea loaded and 110110 Dill Clndnnatl 3 ADonia 1, nisht Ride and nrn, horae - Sky, 2-.2. tie with 'bla llomer Ill ilxlll Ill tile olatrth lllllnll to ""11 a SL l<lula 3 Hoooton 2, night ridden by John Rob1011, Athono; lmiJ!II. Tbe drive carrioll over l1lo-ruD rallY. Tho light hl.ttlna Los ~ 5 PittsburJb 0, night · Hank, ridden by Ralph Guthrie, Athono; Ruoty Bill, ridden b)' the -350.foot mark In r1,111t field Wbite 811 loll their l2lh one- Phlla 5 San Fran 1 night tile D c stadium In run pmo aa 'Gary Petoro ' . • • ~--- hi sixth •-d·'T~-· Probabl PI h J. R. Remedy, Mlddleporl; John. . , aohlual<>a. · , .. ....,.. 0 ~ ..... ...., s e tc ers ny Reb, rlilclan by John Wolford, · C::an•t Elp!iln Chrlnie . Calllornla de!eotod Baltimore (All Times EDT') Msrlotta; Sorrel Bilek, ridden . ..1 can't axpiaJn the hllllDi . plllc;llhltter Tom Satrlano New York (Seaver 2-5) at by J, R. Kennedy, Middleport. dtanp," Epstein alu'll&llll. "f' ......... bolito two nms In tile Chicago (Nielcro 5.4>, 2:30 P.m. Weotom pleaauro PIJIIl', 48 lo reaiJl' don't kncrrr of lll)1hlnc lOIIi lminl after the Angelo · AUanta (Niekro 5-.'1) at o&llldtes _ Mill Tinker, ridden cWrorent Pm doing 0011, except loaded the be..a. Elrod lllln· Cincinnati Nolan 1~), 9:05 p.m. by BUI Colo, ,.,_,. 1 Plilna; 111&1 tile hill are clro!lllln& Ill." rlcko had tlod the pmo for tile Phllacleljllda (FI')'DIID 7-4> at . Lady Bay, rlddeo by Slllri'T &r· Detroit ........ Ill ·Amerl· Orloleo wltll • two-run ........ Ill san Francloco (PI>rry 8-2), 4 - · Coolville; Lady Bug, rid· ~i:ou lAI(uoi load to 2~ piMa tile !lln4h. lllmle Rojaa, -k- p.~ doo by Chrl81;y Frost, C<lolvUie; '"" . _ , . Booton 2-ll aller In& Ill roUe!, _, blo sec:oncl st. Louis (Jaster 3..2) at WlldDower, ridden by Kathy Fo. ~- •a 2~n ~ "'""' ~Hoo1ton (Dieker ~1), 8:30 ~m. &1e10111, MaiClll; White Cloud, rJcl. .'•. ...,...... ,.,.....,.. '""'' 11D10' to the lltd Sol, . · Jlarman Klllobrtw droYe Ill a · P!ttsburJb (McBean ~ Ill doD by Nathan Yonker, Letart, ,Ciovalllld edaed Chi- 2-1, pair ol ...,, wltll two aacrlllce Loa Alwele• (II._ t-5), II w v ·:California cUpped BalllmDre 5-3 fllol 11101 'IUIJ OIJn Ill a ~m. . ·~ 11101 _ , _ Moon· ·ln 10 lmlnl• 11101 Mlma- tlllrd r111 In llmllar falldon lor 'lborodly'oGamea lpimer, rlddeo b)' Mary Alii out New York Soli. llllmo- u Jim Merritt New YO<k at Chi•IIO · Jllldtell, Marietta; ~Alb Bay, ' Ill Nlllmal Lelpo, New touod hla llrot lllnllout .ol the PhJiadelphia at SID Franclaco ridden by 0101'11 WDU&ml, Rut'~:;;WIIItewa; · ·- .C hi- 5-4, -800 11101 . . - bl1 record ot SL Loula at Hwoton, night land; Jnktr'a IUan, pddtD by :( boot At1a1ia 3-1, !ilL t.t, ~ttebur&h at Loa MI. fllatrl Richard Doama, 1'arller1llurl; Illy Llocl< Two, ricldo!l by NleiiD.Iotta Ka111, Klllpton; Baldy, rid. dee by' Dwayne Slollara, Clrd• viUt. Pldq> ..... bor.. - RuoQI Bill, ri-b)' WimpFJ'Oit, Cbll· Ullllhe; Hal*, rldiloll by Ral,b Gl!tllrle, A_,i ·l llotq, rlddon tern area are invited• ~ -: ~ - The ML Union BajJiist Church anoounces th&t.lts .acati'i'l Rihle "~ ~·; , .._,, ........ _.;:j;~ (' "" I !0> ,r.~c r, r · s ~- n sess,IPnf1i,ch ... .,": . ,,., .J I".Jor eve- this week frOfll : 6:~U to .. · . ·· · 8:30 p. m. Tho HarrisonVille School Buildllli io being providf•milySile eel. All chUdren from the age of three through ft!teen are we!· come. qule-!Jo GARY KALE UPI ~~ Writer Soow Drift, pure veg. ' °• 'To 4-2 Win Over A's . P·~;.....nd . " ..a.., "· ' ButdfsOwn F1mous Recipe •. ' 1 •fix .....,a = The streaklrw st. Louis Selillora TGpCloklalld tile Amorloan Lel(ue, C&rcllmla challied liP their Cleveland toppecl Chlc:aao 2-1, oevootlt a~ vlclory by Waohblgton boot Ookllnd 4-2, cloWnlne Houoton. Julian Javier ~~~~- blanked Now York 11- alrwlod Ill the docldllll nm wltll o, C&!lfll<rila boot BalUmore 5-.'1 two out In the J!lnth. Steve In "'* :bill ........ , list lludlll' Marti. ~· a.rnl luck, ricldlil ,b.J J••• Kllllodr, lllcMiiiiOI't; .... Trlldt, ridden . ..., 1lalpb Gulllrtt, ~. Pldcup ..... - two ... . 'tiles onlY, Ita, riddeo b)' Nathan Yonl<er, IAtart,. ,W... and Fancy, ridden by Tina Comp. Parkerol>uri; Mill Tinker, rid· ton, Ellzobelh, W, Va., oecond. doD b)' Bill Colo,,.,_.l'lalns; Wettom rldln& clua, lloroe IM.Y IIUcl, rlcldon by Olrfall - Klag Pin's Boy, rt.., by Frost, ChUIIcothe; Tollka, riclWIIUam G!eor, Newilaven; wnct- dan by Anne Sarpnl, Mlddl• nre, ridden by Ralph Guthrie, port; Joe, ridden by Stove Pow· Atbent; Ruts Ml11 Dee, ridden ell, Radne. by Bob Ridge, Jadc1011; John Wootom lead-In PIJIIl', not)K\1· HCIIll')', ridden by Gerald Webb, ed trophies to each - rldero JackiCHI. Included Jud:r SariOnl. Mark Ro&lotorecl ~horso,lllal· Frost, Soolt Noaoe, Jot! Glbllon lltfOI 11101 under - Hank'• aon, Toozy Kemedj<, Cbarloo Ken, rlcldon b)' wn11am Greer, Kno!JI>, Dan Guthrie, Troy Gulli· Now .llllven; King Pin'o Boy, rid- rle, Barry Von M£tro, Ed d) o den by Greer; Hannlbll'a Magic, Rouah. ridden by Dick Rosch, GallljM>llJ!IIIIsh piOIIUre hor.. Ill; IJnnanted, ridden by Sblard Knilht Frolllo, ridden by Judo Br0110r, Mlddleporl; Umamod, Thornton, Jaclcson; Bawlcln'o AI· ridden by J. R. Kennedy, Mid· len, ridden by 9!orr.r lndellaclt, Pl>meroy; Lavania Dare, ridden dleporl. Reslotorod .,..rter horse, lllaJ. by Bob Fr..ee, Wellalon; BeiQ, llool lour 11101 olclor - three eo. rldclen by Ed llulh, Ook H I H; trleo only, Mr. Janza Bar, rtd. Prince, ridden by 0. J.Fietdter, don by J. R. Kormody, firot; Ravenswood. Hank's Buddy, ridden by Dick Fill( race, boroe - 9>rrel Roach, Galllpol!a, soc:oncl; l.AJolc. Buck, ridden by J. R. KOIIted,y, le Hero, ridden by Jof'T'[ Barr, Middleport; Wild Fire, ridden GalUpoils, third. by Ralpil Guthrie, A I h e n a; Reglotorecl CJillrler ........ Slonny, ridden by Buddy Mar· nlare, thne 11101 Wldor - four Un, Gallipolis; Joken, rlddon by entries, Rex'a Mlaa Dee. ridden Paul ·Cain, Grove CitY,; D a n. by Bob Ridge, Jadcsoo; Kin8'• driven by Fred Tackett, I!UIIand. Bay Wimp,y, ridden by Jerry Pony nag race-lhneentrle• Barr, Galllpolh; Poppa's Liz, only, Srnok'l\', ridden by JOfl')' ridden by Jean Nolter, Galllpo- Lewis, Letart, w. Va.,first;Faallo, and Buckaroo Boa~ ridden cy, ridden by Tina Compton, Ellz· by Robert Taylor, Galllpolla, abeth, W, Va., secondi Rex, ridfirst throultb fourth, roapectlve- don by Nlth.. Yonker, Letart, ly. W.Va. Reglotored .,.arter llorao, English llvo.plted horae mare, four and older - Blake's four entrle1, All American Boy, Judy, ridden by Edwin Roush, ridden by Bob Frazee, Wellstoo; Letart Route 1, W, Va.; Qleetlle Alroci, ridden by Slerl')' Jnde. D. Cody, ridden by Cheri WI!. llladt. Pl>moroy; Bl')'an!alr Bour· IIama, RutiiiiOI; Mill P o c o bon Dollie, riddln by Clnda Fo. Creek, ridden by Joyoe glesong, M£oon; ~·· ridden Grigsby, Athens; Poco by Harten George, Gallipolla, India, ridden by Scott Bierly, firot through fourth, reOPOctlv•· Wolloton; Ohlahoma Kltt,y, rid- ly, den by Rick Deem, C<lolvUio, Weotom riding boroe- Rex'o Rel!latered IJisrler llorso, Mill Doe, ricldM by Bob Rldae, l\ll'dll)l,!our 11101 Oilier -,·~• S }ac:kacm.t;lllng Ken's Boy• ridden San, ridclell by Bob Ridtie. Jadc· •·by WlllljNn Greer, New Haven; oon; King Bobbin, ridden by Don· Poco .a.tlla, rlcldM by Scot Bfer. na Allen, Athens; Peppy Kim- ly, JackiOII; Hank' I Buddy, ridball, rlcldeo by Kathy Morgan, den by Dick Roadt, Galllpollo; Middleport; Ru81;y L, Ladd, rid· Ru81;y L. Ladd, ridden by J. R. den by J. R. Kemody, Middle- Kermody, Middleport. port. Roadstei pony, 50 Inches 11101 Reglotorod AJIP&Ioooa atallion, under - Miss Bee, rlcldM by an,y age two entries only, Looter Oblinpr, New Haven; Tribal Cblef, ridden by Bill Colo, Golden Bubbles, ridden by Dana Tuppers Plains, first; Jolm Hen. Lewis, Clifton, W, Va.; Drum ..... rlddon b loaa Low! 1 1')', ridden by Gerald Webb, Well- """"r, Y • • ston, se<Oild. Cliftoo; Fly Away, ridden by Registered Appalooae mar o, Edwin Rouob, New Hoven; Black 111\Y al!ll - lour entries only, Slorm, ridden by Jan illunpbr'l\', Roan Baby, rlddeo by TerrtCro. l'l>meroy. . aler, Jack!Mili Joker's Sllun., riddon by Rick Doom, Parkersburg; Lady &!mural, ridden by P a I McCormldc, JackBOn; Wonder Mountaln Dow, ridden by Clln· ton Durst, Coltl(ovllle, W, Va. Reglotorod Appaloo01 &elclln& 111\Y age- two ontrleo onlY. Jet Reod, ridden by Vlcklo Colo, Tuppers Plilna, ftrst; Taltalap "Z", ridden by BUI Haynea, . JackiClll, ..cmcl. Non-<e&lotorod otock lloroo mare, any age - Eaotor, ridden by Soott Bierly, wauston; san, ridden by Bob Moler, -eport; Gin&or Sliest, ridden by Joyce Grlpby, A-a; Pet, ridden by Bob Sar10n1. !lilclcllaport; E. J.'o Girl, r l - by 9lerl')' IDdeatadt, pkg. 'lbe De))Mtment Slore of Building Since 1111 • uacitr tllachoa, manor.,..lf\Y.,.-Illreo tntrleo Cllll1, moe, rlddln by ,Edwin Roalb, lAtlrt - I , w. VL, flrll; IJtllt Joilill1 Sorrel, rlcldon b7 Koollod7, Mid· dleport, - . ToQJ, rlddeo ..., Brei HarriBOn, GtUIIIQIII, tldrd. w-rn - · 48 to se llldlea, mare or &elcilna. any qo- lfank. It rlddeo b)' Rick Dttm, lACOlN . ::.;. ,,. I I, eome Into 8 aallooa ill 111, 3 ant; Benito, riddenb)'Torr!Pro!- doD b)' Doaald F""ler, ntt, Ma.aoo: Prince, rlddeo by Letart; Naulllll' Boy, ridden by lldlln Rltcble; ~· Plain•; Apache DruJII, ridden by Diana Guthrlo, Coolville. AU breed Indian eostume cla11, borH,-- one oatry, ..., by ~ R, ~. MUWepo~ m Ru81;y L. !.add. Dtmy Ellal, En&U•h lit roe-piled, lllll mane 11101 tall - Gay Arl-rat, riddon by Bob Fr..ee, WeUBton; Mloa Comamara, rlcld"'b7 Sler· .,. llldelladt, Pomeroy; Klni ilrlok, ridden by lclar1 J.,. Ten. nant, New Bavon, flrot thfOUilb third, respectively, t h r e e w. va: :you 1 r0111 or C!jher TbWe 11110 ·tole OD you are I~ }OIIf ell' o.r. C.oolvlllo. entrlea. Barrel racing conteot, lloroe JnternaUonal Leacue Stendlrw• - Bllbba Reed, ridden byll111yno By United Pa!u. fntornotlonal stollera, Waterford; 'Sorrel Buck, rlddeo by J. R. Kemody, Mid. dleport; Hank, ridden by Rallb Guthrie,..Atben&i WUdftre, . . ridden by Ralpil L. Guthrie, Athens; Roan Trtne, ridden by John Robam, AlhonL ~ the ·COD·. IWIY 2;0011,· 1Dd ,!,oOo.OO ~~IYS ./ . WLPcLGB 28 19 . 568 • Columbus 20 u .571 ·1 Rochester 21 16 .568 1 Loubvllle 22 18 .550 1~ Bofl'alo 21 22 . 488 4 Richmond 19 24 .442 S Jockaoovlllo 19 26 . 432 flz Syracuse 15 24 .38.1 8 Tuosdoy'l Reoulll Toledo 7 Syrac:uoe I Columbua 5 Rlchmoird 2 barrel race - !mnko,y, ridden by Jeri')' Lewis, Letart, W, VL; Maverick, ridden by Jeri')' Lewis; Rex, ridden by Natllsn Yonker, Letart, W, Vs.; Fancy, ridden by Ropr AUon, Rochester 14 BntTalo 5 Elizabeth. w. va.; LIJbiDing, rid· JacksODYI!Ie 10 Loulovllle 5 I Pony League Opens Friday The Me'Gall Ia - . Be ... • • -• •• Syracuoe at Cheshire, -eport ball League, book up to six solid at Rutland. teams after several years of SECOND ROUND struggle with five and even less, June 25 _ Pomeroy at !I)T&begino play thls Frtdoy. cuse, Eut--..rn at Rutland, MlclOpening round matches finds dleport at Choshlro. Syracuse at Pomeroy, Rutland Juoe 28 - Choohlre at Pr1J>. at Eastern and Cheshire at Mid- eroy, -eporlat Eutern, IIYdloport The Syracuse ·l'mloroy neuse at Rutland. pme, bolvover, has been poolJulf 2 - Middleport at l'cJb>. pooed bf mutual COR!enl ol ~ eroy (Wodnesclay, July 3), . iipr~ ' Paul KIOOI 'o f ~aeL ·lalol ,_• .Clltahlre, ll!rinoil'al aile! '!omer Smith of Pomeroy ·· EIIBtem · " ,: · ' ' '"""'m due to earner conunlttmeats. July 5 - Pomeroy at 'Rutlailcl, Only two, rounds of play sre Syracuse at Middleport, Eaotem planned, although if ma...,.rs at Cbeshlro. desire, a third rounclmty be addJuly 9 - Eaotern at Pomeroy od. (Wednooday, July 10), Chooldre All Pomeroy homo pmes at Syracuse, Rutland at Mlildl• sohodulod Tuesday• will be port. played on Wednesdays,duetodlaAll games to otart at 6:30p.m. mond coof!icts. and no Iaior In IllY oase tileD FliiST ROUND 6:!5 p, m,; UIDI!ires to be rur. June 7- SyneuoeatPmtoroy, iohod by lane team. Rutland at Eastern, Cheshire Ill Team Manager• - Homo r Mlddloprt Smith (99Z-3882) 11101 DlokYC>IIW. June 11 - Pmtoroy ot l'unerQy; Don WUoon(99Z-55U), Cheshire, Eaotorn aiMiddiOIJOrl. MldcDeJiort; Paul Kloos (992Rutland at Syracuse. 2795) Syracuse; Howard caidwltl Juno It- Pomeroy a t - . . (Jieedovllle 867~61), Eastern; port, Cheshire at Rutland, East. C&rl Wamaley (no phone), a;.. ern at Syracuse. shire; Bob SWick (712-I15Sl,Rut.J uno 18 - Rutland at <w-roy ~lancl. (Wednesday, June 19), Middle>In case of rain, or doubt aiJout port at Syncu.., Cbeahlro at playllic a11.er nln, · .......... Eaatern. ohould c:all 10 as June 21- PomoroyatEutern, leu tripa. topn--- IOISE- WCAIE . 3.55 Pecan ·Walnut Cherry ,. ... Toledo 4x8Sh"b RATEs· ,, ~ ..... AlbaiQ>; llkyUne Anpl, Paul !ldcelo. AthoDJ; lllaek DI•IIICiud Jluot, ridden by ! ' * Gna. Sr.; 141adllry!itep, rlddln by Pate Gnu. Jr.; ller· .,. Boy' a - · ridden by Greg Herbert, Oak HUI. Troll horae-- Kla&Bobbln, ridden ..., Donna Allin, Alii· ....; John llonl')', rldd• by aid Wobb, Jad<oon: lla'a Mill ; Dee, r l - by llob llldtie. Jaekoon; Apadto Joo, ridden by Sler· .,. Jlldeotd, Pl>maroy; 01c1.-a KIU:\', riddeD by Richard Deeia, LOWER PRICED ltfAN EVa! MEN • LADIEs IIIXEll' • JWJOR ' . ' doD by 'lOP OIIAUIY ...... LEAGUIS ' Totl!e- walldnl ...... - EABV·CAR. OPitf THRU JUNE 2 .., La- Jlddon by Jim bomaKit!y, rlddenbyBev~, EXCEPT FRl NIGHT SALAD ... 79t '· !Gurlh Wtotoni POIIl' • -·~ Caesar' a Lad, ridden by Bill Colo, Tup. pera Plains; Kin& Bobbin, ridden by Donna Allen, AlhC018; Cb ~-·I le D. Cody, ridden by el')' WUU&ma, Rutland; l'l>co Inda, ridden by Scott Bierly, wau. llon; Kin&'• lluDDy Ill& ridden b)' Bev Allen, Athena. Children' a We atom h o r lhlp, rider 1611101 UJider - Caesar' a Lad, ricldM by Bill Colo, 'nrjlpers Plilns; PeppJ Kimble, ridden by Kathy Morl&n, Middlaport; Kina's lluDDy Hug, ricidee by Bev Allon, Athena; Olcla. Ta-.roopect1vt17. tllnlu&b ·.: cl..ftup wllh aCMpMdwattr. Weatem pleasure horae cttp.. pod mane 11101 tall - Hamden; LaciY !lmbunt,•rlddeo by Pat McCormlc:t, Jac:koon. POmercir. Wootem pluiUfO POIIl' under Noo-re&lotered otock IIDr.. 48 ladle• - APache Sc<xrl, rld&elclln& lllf 1111 - lour entries, dee by Mike Bodmer, Pl. Pltu· Little DID, r i - by lito Smltb, lllmderl., w. VL; BaldJ, ridden b1 Marjorie Houde, Clri>I..Uie; MJ lludlll', rl.... by liu Ut. tlojalln. Well...; Rode, ridden by Fred Rutlond, flrot 'Miitt. rhd)r-nllud alld .M~ otora . lur . Horse Show Draws 284 Entries AIW*I•• Epstein Powers Sens ry Hanins, Tommy Krautter and 11 .,.,_ JMM, Standmgs lio"ec1 HarteOOI.ch, "'" J-'•· crt lll)tl the play were Penny Adams, Deb- 11101 Mrs. Jlcnrlln& cameospedal. 1o attend the alumni baniJiot. lng the Bibles were Janet Davis, On &lndaythe Harman&, the Dowl. Gloria Thompson, Sharon carter, fna'a, aod tile Overturf's were in Billie Jean carter arKI John GaUipolis to vlalt M<. and Mrs. Wise. Ralph Durst 11101 dsu&llter, Mary Am. C. P. BradJury Is rocuperat. Japan's national colors are In& at home following surge.,. white, with red disk In center, ot the Clevaland Clinic. B. F. from which spring 16 red ray• Parmtlee drovotoCieveland&ln. to edge. day m Mr. BradJury. Mr. 11101 MrL Joo YOUfl8 ol Cambrlclge vlotted relatives here over the weekend. They came eapeclally to the Middle. ~· port alumni~ ' Weekend sueoto of Mr. 11101 Mrs. Chatle1 Bracbury were Mr. and Mn. wuuam Kitchen anc1 dsUibter, Debbie 11101 Denise. 1¥ hio t parts were Debbie Harten- bach, cast as "Dorothy" in the first act; Paula Ei<jllinger, the ' (onsocutlve scorelo11 lllllita to :it. Hra ·onlY lilr ·iho jftoJ.,.. ~ !Wi( oi 58 aet by Wallell Jcibnaon 1111913. :J'hl big rilb~ ,ao..... pl)lhOd tU tills ' by to;iln& a lhrel-hlt alimou! .at ibe .Pit.taburJb Plratoa wllllt pltcblq the Loo Dodatro to a S. o victDry. •Beblnil the ·piate apln llls Uftt>ire Harl')' WoDcltlitodt but this time ho waan•t Involved iii a ·-overoy. It was Wendol· DrY.,..., wboae oixth llultaut DIJliiOII ilouoton 11-:, ClndmaU in 10 lmllw• and Dotr<it and brc>ke' ttio .,..k <Yl five llhlgbt '-<! AUIIta S.l 11101 Now Bolton IJII!t a c:loub!Obeodor .by 101 by Doc: White In 190!, will eo York blankod Cblc:aao 5-llc ldentioal 2-0 sc:oreo. Leaders the presentatlons. Taking speak.. i~ lledt who lllliciO the dedlltii laot Frl~ niPt thlt preolfVocl the otrelk Wilen he ·..Uod. back Son Frani>li<o'a Dick iliolli !Or fDr ro<Ord. o1 R not tryllli to avoid Ute P!'.cb, 1ftiWi on SalllrdaJ ' niPt ~ att.r Dl')'ldale bit 111m wjill~tllt · .. ap~n.t thO Plllllloo. blOOB loaded In the ninth il#olll. ' .,EiHwl..... lg thO .liationoJ ., · Aid fr--P~dl . Plllli4alplila IGppocl ,' · Bill Popovich wu lnval...o, SID tr&nclloo ~I, Sf< LcrW 11 he II1Ade onoril oparloilqj: playa. The btaolt coint lilih . . . \ two Dill Ill thO olxiiJ with Maui')l Willa bit a oiCM roller. with Gory Kalb on tlllrd bue. P<>povldi ' ~ chargee! the ball and fllliiocl. .to. 'l'fio Melp Cow~~~' Rldln& Club llrot to Juot nip the dlll)l"l 1 ilqN ·111 llrst lllo-cllf llorae i Wills. . · ..... mr the -lllcl ot t h e Popovldt aloo Willi behind 1ho llodt !\lrln&a Falrii<Junda•• i COLUMBUS (111'0 - Don't bl( at .. .,... to oooap lifl 'lbere ,..... :114 entries In tile I oount . the Columbus . J~! art, Roberto CIOIII-'II..rd if1lua. IIIDw with Edcllo RldCard, 8r ., f even though they hild ·4he Ln-. <\tJ' 11101 he !Hood. out WIIU• lAitUt, W. VL, aer'flnr ao ·m. f lornailonal ~ IOid and · MJIJor Lel(ut Leodsra 1dropped it. By UDited Preas !ntornatlcnl Slarpll til< tho .last out of tho . IIOUIICtr. Judgel were Ride Ram· 111110 atl.er WWs ah11led wltll . 118)', Catletlli>Url, l(jl., Weotern Tho Jota .laid clown 10 hits Natleftl Le1auo claa..o, 11101 FraDic Roush, Vln~Tuesday · ni&l>t to pound out a G. AB R. H. PeL two Dill Ill the ninth. 5-2 win over the Richmond Rose, Ctn t9 205 38 7t .381 lollt, EniiJ,ob. Rlnsmlllero were Broveo. Flood, St.L 50 207 31 69 .333 o ·Jade Pouah, - . Sllurdayove. · iWia; Ropr Morp., MJdiieport, Richmond ocorod two rWUI Staub, Hou 19 192 2! 63 .328 .wlthwt the halp of a hiL co. Alou, Alia 49 211 24 69 .327 llaltor clasaos 9mdoY momlll& lumbus g~~t one run on three A.Jhrum, em 47 198 31 64 .3Z7 By UDited Presa IntornaUonal 11101 Robert (Butch) Meier, MJd. Wblts Ill one lnnli!i, and """" on Hobrto, Clll t6 182 !3 56 .308 American Leque clleport, &mday attornoon. !two in another. . Millan, Alia 50 192 It 58 ,302 W. I. Pc~ GB C&ah awards were liven In the 31 19 •620 "' Drllftveplacoaoftlleaumei'OIII ~ ·Tho Braves were held to four Grote, NY ttll6 11 tt .301 Detroit 28 21 •571 'h eateaortes of the ahowllladdltloo ~1.! by Larl')' Klllln(IWO(th, aa WUms, Chi t9 199 23 53 ,291 Baltimore 29 22 .569 21h 1o rtbbOna. The events - • ofll. Jet, .llaed Tom Houoe fer AUon, ~hll 39 12.1 15 38 .288 Cleveland 26 24 •520 5 dal Oldo Vall'~\' Horae 9mr f ~~ of hits. ) AmeriCID League MinneiOia 25 25 •500 6 AOIII. point contests. ~ '!'lief win kept !It), Jell Clle G. AB R. II. Pet. Bootm 23 25 •479 7 f pmo ·behind Toledo, wblch d"' Hwrd, Wash !B 182 29 63 .346 Dakland Flrot thfOUilb fifth place wiJI. 23 28 ·451 '112 nera, re~~pectlvely, lllthevarlous ~ reai!ld !O'raeule 5-2. Yotrzald, Boo 50 177 21 61 .3t5 california 22 28 •440 9 ovoatalllclude: l Collmribus 11101 RGehsotor an Horton, Jlet tt 15f 25 !8 .308 New York 21 27 •438 1 ~od fcJ oec:oncl place with t11o C&retf, Min tt 175 22 53 .303 Chi<IIO Walk.trot cla11, under 48111dt2,0 29 .408 10\lz ea- Naui1111Y Boy ridden by Rob· tdl«arejlclo In the slllldiJ!p Hrrlon, Boo 38 13! 23 38 .281 Waoblngton em peroe~ JOblts. •Co- Koaco, NY U 138 16 39 .283 Tuesdoy s Results Ill Jo Ritchie, CoolvUie; Prince liuml1111iL wltll a ZO..t5 ; Wbllo, NY 50 177 21 50 ,282 Booton 2 Detroit 0• lat twillcht rldclen by David Elias, Letart, a .571 ' iiarceliap, Alvla, Cle 51185 19 51 .278 ~tr~ :"~tern ~nilht w. Va.; Tom Thumb, ridden by ;.hUe Rochester, wl~ s ·21-16 Fnehn, Dol !9 ISO 25 49 .272 w::hlrwton ~ ~:;'.; 2, nilllt Lloo Van M£tre, Letart, W. VL; mark, has a .568 averap, .lohnOn, Bal t7 160 20 43 .289 cal 5 Bait 3 10 1 night Al!acho Dream, ridden by Cyu. !JHIIIOoota 3 'Now ':;.'k O, ni&l>l 1111a Rltcblo, Coolville; Little 'i ]etlf Pound Out ~r;:~ttt and ut a National Leq\ie lilark by atrotchlq hio ltl'ii!k ol 98 I '. :I �~~ IIIU~ llood. Fowler, ~ · ~ Albert~ Mr. .. it . llovoU'!ftl by Mro. Fre<l .Gibbs ~ imii · Ni~ ~~ •of ~arried Out the theme ''F~ aGc~ttli.r, ¥J,Ch., ·, • • Week· Matter." 9le alao pn..,....lllt end ...~ J>f: MrL'l', H, .Qark, ' pnludo to -the 1111!01- . Mro, Clark , relilrriecUo Ml~ ........ mom. lng. Pn>:With her.sriiiOiaoo lor a.vlolt to altoild tile A plilk 11114 white rooe center. there with relat1Y4\ill. ...,,,....,,. whloh wiD be hold Ill piece Oankod by pink laj>ers .with Mro. R, L, .Goltharllt 11101 11011, Gr-Ille, .line Z0-:2. II waa pink llld green llljlld)lo docorot. Bruee, of. CoiiUIIbo!~ IIP,Oilt the deddod to ciiiiiJOIIOG.,_with a meet. od the relreahment !able. Ho•· weekend here wltll bor mollller, · In& Ill July 11101 to hold a picnic tesaos were lllro. Gtitdo Mourn· Mro. W. A. MorGuest of Mr. &lid Mro. Harl')' Ill the WUI!o ·'Aolhlllll' farm 011 In(, Mrs. Paul Smart, lllrL lfar. Cberi'Y Rldae Ill Auauat. old Chs.., Mro. Tod Rile¥, Jr., CIIII\Orboity over the weekend was Mra. Kloe1 ulld 1 'lt'a For All Mrs. Richard Owen, Mrs. Victor .Mre. Clarence Thomas ot DeJa. of Ut" ao the lll'osram theme. Grimm, and Mrs. WUI!o An. ware, coming e111>0clally for the PI>IIIOJW llit!h Sc:bool alumni Readln(s """' given by Mrs. thiJIIl'. rounlon. " hold at lhe • . ' tor Ill(~~ . n.bria •• trom ~ Siuiden Tho YOWV MilU Claoa of which tliO c11nliar and Mr. carter •••.the toOoher pre. rc;· · - ljtln will! a bOok and alio !iJ'. a !lhocl!i The dosll!l praytr was gtwn by Uta mini•~· It was ll>led durilig the tv.. well obaorvanc, that 22 "'"' ancl Mro. carter~• daughter, BIJ. lie Jean, who snd•ted , tills spring from RuU&nd Hlch Scbool, wUI aloo be attendll!itho~ep. · Tlblea ware de"""ated'ln 'plilk and green and centered with can. dies and(lloral arranpments.. A large decorated cake was served along with tho dinner,. Ira WQI!eprovided orsll\music for the program held In tho church the Pomeroy Elemental')' School Q-Which plclnet i8 both a on two days prior to the closing morni119 and an star? of the scOOOJ year. A-VenUJ, the mOlt brilliant Schoolmates, teachers, par- planet Ill our solar system. A pupt play, uThe Wizard of Oz", was presented by Mra. Robert Roberts' third grade of hi; ierv8d. as • pastor ot the cblir,ch . slrice s.p. tember 1965. He plalla to illend the Roonolcjj ·~e collop. Mr. Pupils Give Puppet Play 1 VITO STELLINO IJPI Sporto Writer . ilon Dl')'sdsie dldn'! ,111\id any hoi~ from ~ry We~lod thl1 time but he gOt quite an ani•t from Paul I'Qpovioh. i' .J}.eyldale set a major 1_. !)'OOord Tuoodoy niJbt by pitchlJna his aixth &tra18ht obutout ~· By I """"lng ents aiXI others were guests for 5-2 IL Triumph Radio ~7-B ·':' second act Dorothy; Gregory Browning, the Wizard of Oz; , Mr. and Mrs. Ma,ynarc!Karnes, Jim Hawley, Toto; Gregory lllo Iormor Marcella Fisher, and Glaze and Cindy Campbell, their arandclaughter, Jo Teshner, Gl Columbua were weekend guests of Mro. llattle &nlth. Mr. and Mro. Karnes ..,., es1>0clally to attend tile Pl>moroy Alunmi ban. quat. ThOll' were jollied at the \ home of Mrs. Smith on &lnday by Toddy Fiobor of Pomeroy. lllro. M. C. Flechtner of Co. lumbua waa &lao here ror a weekend violt with her mother. Dr. and Mrl. Tom !Mm.er, roflor arriving saturdaY from Mia. oouri Where be Ia otodoood with the u.s. Army, loft Mlll1d&,y with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ar. thur admer on 1 two week f1shing trip to Mlnno-. Mrs. Da. vld Farmer Is III>Ondlng tho tlme In Dayton with her SOil, Dan, and ·\.- famUy. Mr. and Mrs. WIIUam King, Mrs. Ann Thomao, and Mr. and Mra. Robert King were in New Matamoras Fridoy night for the IP'and lll111>0etlon of the Order of Eaotem Star Chapter there. Mro. William King is Grand Ruth, GriiiOI Chapter of Olllo. Re- overnight 1110Bts of Mr. 11101 Mro. William King were Mr. llld MrL Marvin Thorn. lNfl o1 Walhln(lon, C,H, Mrs. ,, -........•1 Ia. •·-•·~ _ _. "·-. _..,. ...... ,) • ·• I •• ,; '• matron of the Grand ~of Ohio, O,E,S, . · Pvt. f:-2 Jack A, ggm., Is bore vtaltlng hla mother, Mro. Silman. Pvt. Sigman hsa been llatiDnod at Fort Lewlo, Waah., for tho pest eight weeks. Prerlous to that be wasstatlmed at Fort Jackaoo, S.C. OnMie It, be wUl leave ror omeera Candldslo Sdtool ot Fort Bennin&, Ga. Mrs. WOllam Harman (Doro. thy O.trlllrl) and cblldren, Lin Jo • .. u~ and J and -~·. ID; Mrs. James Jlcnrllng, (JudJ Overturf) 11101 11011, Joey, of Columbus wore here over tile weekend to vlalt with tllolr parento, Mr. 11101 Mr1. Leora i( Frand1 OVerturf. Mn. Harman " ' I the tin woodsman; Rema Chat. B.lnne~ Sweet fin. the witch; Mary Sue Durst, the moose queen; David Harris and Mary Ann Hoffman, the sc&recrOWi Don Gibbs, thegatekeeperj Charles Pugh arxl Char_les Burton, the Han. Manipulating the puppets lor PICKLES bie Allensworth, carol Barnitz, Ronald Coats, Mary Helen maettnar, Vanessa Folmer. Donald Gibbs, Jud,y Pugh and Debbie ;mark. ·lia,, Prompters were Crystal Hall and Nancy Ebersbach.. Mary Ann Hoffman was the manager aoo Clrol Barnitz armounced the program. There was music b)' Jllly Pugh lnd Jean AnnDurstarxlJerTom Bing were the curtain boys. Danny Bullington and Perry Case were ln charge of scenery. • Bible Sehool Now By Meetin.. Nl ..l.tly --e "&"' ··. i"'1'1~ :lUt',JIII "i!rfi?O!!.Bd . . ;.; '" STOKELY CATSUP The ftnal commencement ard program for the children, par. ents, aoo rrttnds wiD be on SW;. day evening, June 9, at 7:30 ~ m. In tho HarrisOIIYille Schc\ol Auclitorium. Parents and lliends In and srwnd tho Harrisonville WY Moti)AY Pink Liquid Detwgt11 SUPER OU.OR BlEAOI .... qt. 13c BIBLE GIVEN The Rutland Church of Olrist presented live members of the graduating class of the Rutlan:l High School with Bibles. Receiv· : 29C EVERYDAY LOW PRICED BARGAINS! FIDDLE-FADDLI ;~:~r~:11Peanuto J!!a~.39~ I 0 12 POP cana 99....& ' CH LOAF..:~!.·_i!!!b!. ___________ 2 Ill. llox 69~ IIDI, COLD PO-l, .. .. llx~ 79~ GRAPE Y--~~~---~---------- 2 Ill. lar ·9~ ILIC. PINEAPPLIL~~~---------------!::~="- 39~ HOMEIIEAD 01.10.:'~~-------------1 · 111. t ••O· . ':···~ lNG ·------------------...Jt.tiJ IL ... can. IJ.• · • . ' ' 6~.;,2$,,, CANDY BAll, 10 pa~1(3t~ · 11101 P..,.orn _______ ----------------------- - o•. custom Canned, au navors Laundry Detergent . .":'::. . •"·'· . ...... '""" .···,•,,, ··. ' . .. . . THIS IS THE PLACE FOR COOKOUT YAJ,UESJ ANTHONY • Jlb•••ill Heating > 'l.< Y_D.,ondablo Dultrfor PlUMBING r AND HEATING " .. JIIY 2·2550 Fre•h,a•nd Tender .... IWW l•lel ,.,M II tD ..., to ._, ··- ........................ PORK STEAK • v..... L63 .lb. 159 PonttrOJ 3 Cement llock Co. 01e1 . _ , or dry IUr· ~'"· It rNilll blllllrlflt HCf ....,... Comet ~~~bl~h... es :,~n ......,arly Mike Epstein finally ..,.fldflllod hla favorite 9ulkeopes. rean 10~ which beg!M ~~.&.~.~~ by TIJIIl' Western stake race, horse- Chicago (C&rloo z.s> at Cleveland (Williams 3-3), 7:30 Ru81;y BUI, rldclen by w 1 m p Frost, CbiUicothe; Hank, ridden (Pierce 1·0 at W hi (Pa cual .,, 8 05 as l!iiOft ' _,, : by Ralph Guthrie, Athena; &lrrel Buck, ridden by J, R. Kennedy, Middleport; Dan, ridden by Fred ~~ Loula nii>Pod Hooston 3-:, california (Bl'Wiet ~·-~lphia r·--' SaDFrandB- BalU (Brabe n~ ......,_ more rder 00 5-1·11101 Don !ll')'sdale pltchod ~~ hi I shth c:u~ooeuiiYO ahutout as Minnesota (Olanco at •2) 8 ,.. ' 5-5) 4-6) at Loa Angeles cleloetod Pltl8bur8h New York (Stott!OIII)'re · &-4), 8 pi Tackett, Rutland; Moons ~mer, rlclden by Mary Ann Mitchell, Marietta. ho Appaloosa pleaoure rse Black lloj''B Mohawk, ridden by Slllrl'll' Burdette, Coolville; AJ. •Tomorrow 11101 tomorrow 11101 5tstein•a oecood Du.lor t_. p,~trolt (1'-lln 1~) at Boston uta, ridden by Judy Dye, Cool· tonM>rrow · · '" homer of the 1081011 provided (Culp Z-2), 7,30 ~rn. vUie; Roan Baby, ridden by TarTOOr·•·"' 8 ~-I'Y Crosier • Jackson; Lady ~Epstein prom! Ad he'd be Joo Coleman wltll h1a third back "tomorrow'' when Wuh· ~ ~ues burst, ridden by Pat McCormlnatoo 88111 tile Si'!!!PPin& nrot vlclol')' aplnat nve~~~¥eA .all<l Chlcago!iCievela~ --~ ... c_ Ro rid buomon down "!if Buftalo to oenl Jim "Perfect Gsril'" Oalcla Wash~')i!gbt lck, Jack....; - · nry, • Huator down to bla·lb!wth lo'"lll Calltor t Baltlm~re: "'""t den by Gerald Webb, JackiOil. lind hla bslti!'lreye, Ilia vision •..,. Pole bending, hone• Slorllll', ,., porl'ect Ill • brief Jntema. niDe dedolonl. Minnesota at New York ridden by Buddy Martin, Padto; Uonal L8I(UO otlnl aa bo Bell Wills Filth Detroit at Boa Roan Trixie, ridden by John RCJb. ·~ hit flv ......, 11101 drov Goor110 Scott'• two-run -•• N u oa1 r ··-· ,....,, e ,...... n e with the baaoa loaded Ill the a o _.e lnaon, Athelia; Hank, ridden by Ill 13 rrmo, 1 W. I. PeL GB Ralph Gutluio, Athens; D1111, rid· · wa·oowowu ..- -...l' recallod hIm oixth Inning ol the-""Mlbrnke 29 21 . 580 ... <len by Fred Tackett, Ruti uN; ... k SL Louis Wilen llaDapr Jim ~on felt up Detroit starter c 'II' Atlanta 27 23 •540 2 Bill; ridden by James Tod, Methe hi~ , pinch as tho dub Lollcll's oo.ldt bid. Gory Bell Phllldolohla 24 21. .533 2'h Artbur. ,._.., ell-·• uwon his Mil for Hooton agalnot sa Fr 1 27 24 .529 2\1 ... ....,. a u•..U • ...., n anc sco Weotom pleasure, 1\oll mane -with onlY vlclortos Ill 27 : ~.0: ~~:::~ LoCblc~ 25 21 .510 3'h 11101 tall- Evan's San, ridden by ,pmeo. Hit' pre ...ee was !ell • ~ ... es 27 26 .509 3lh Bob RldiiO. Jaclcson; Mr. Wafd. lmm~ Wilen he bit a two- tile nillliCIJI as Pat llobaon won ClncinnaU 24 24 .500 1 low, ridden b1 Gerald Webb, rrm Ill his first game bls first otart of tile year. Now York 21 27 .!38 7 JackiClll; Rollle, ridden by Revback Tuoodly fllatrl to power Lull TlAnt pitched a four. Houstcrn 21 28 .129 7'h erly ADen, Allleno; P<ppy Kimtile Senators to a 4..2 vlclor)' hitter and WUI bls eishth game Pittsburgh 19 26 .422 7'h ble, ridden by Kathy Morgan, over the, 011<111101 Atiii.Uca. lor. Cleveland wllen Larry Tuosday'o Rosulto Mlddloporl; Noble Blue, ridden Epolelh, - . , .099 wbon be llr01ID bit a oacrltloe Oy with ·Now York 5 Chicago o by Sanely -'~~'· Waterford. was cploned to BUflalo, brnke a tile baaea loaded and 110110 Dill Clndnnatl 3 ADonia 1, nisht Ride and nrn, horae - Sky, 2-.2. tie with 'bla llomer Ill ilxlll Ill tile olatrth lllllnll to ""11 a SL l<lula 3 Hoooton 2, night ridden by John Rob1011, Athono; lmiJ!II. Tbe drive carrioll over l1lo-ruD rallY. Tho light hl.ttlna Los ~ 5 PittsburJb 0, night · Hank, ridden by Ralph Guthrie, Athono; Ruoty Bill, ridden b)' the -350.foot mark In r1,111t field Wbite 811 loll their l2lh one- Phlla 5 San Fran 1 night tile D c stadium In run pmo aa 'Gary Petoro ' . • • ~--- hi sixth •-d·'T~-· Probabl PI h J. R. Remedy, Mlddleporl; John. . , aohlual<>a. · , .. ....,.. 0 ~ ..... ...., s e tc ers ny Reb, rlilclan by John Wolford, · C::an•t Elp!iln Chrlnie . Calllornla de!eotod Baltimore (All Times EDT') Msrlotta; Sorrel Bilek, ridden . ..1 can't axpiaJn the hllllDi . plllc;llhltter Tom Satrlano New York (Seaver 2-5) at by J, R. Kennedy, Middleport. dtanp," Epstein alu'll&llll. "f' ......... bolito two nms In tile Chicago (Nielcro 5.4>, 2:30 P.m. Weotom pleaauro PIJIIl', 48 lo reaiJl' don't kncrrr of lll)1hlnc lOIIi lminl after the Angelo · AUanta (Niekro 5-.'1) at o&llldtes _ Mill Tinker, ridden cWrorent Pm doing 0011, except loaded the be..a. Elrod lllln· Cincinnati Nolan 1~), 9:05 p.m. by BUI Colo, ,.,_,. 1 Plilna; 111&1 tile hill are clro!lllln& Ill." rlcko had tlod the pmo for tile Phllacleljllda (FI')'DIID 7-4> at . Lady Bay, rlddeo by Slllri'T &r· Detroit ........ Ill ·Amerl· Orloleo wltll • two-run ........ Ill san Francloco (PI>rry 8-2), 4 - · Coolville; Lady Bug, rid· ~i:ou lAI(uoi load to 2~ piMa tile !lln4h. lllmle Rojaa, -k- p.~ doo by Chrl81;y Frost, C<lolvUie; '"" . _ , . Booton 2-ll aller In& Ill roUe!, _, blo sec:oncl st. Louis (Jaster 3..2) at WlldDower, ridden by Kathy Fo. ~- •a 2~n ~ "'""' ~Hoo1ton (Dieker ~1), 8:30 ~m. &1e10111, MaiClll; White Cloud, rJcl. .'•. ...,...... ,.,.....,.. '""'' 11D10' to the lltd Sol, . · Jlarman Klllobrtw droYe Ill a · P!ttsburJb (McBean ~ Ill doD by Nathan Yonker, Letart, ,Ciovalllld edaed Chi- 2-1, pair ol ...,, wltll two aacrlllce Loa Alwele• (II._ t-5), II w v ·:California cUpped BalllmDre 5-3 fllol 11101 'IUIJ OIJn Ill a ~m. . ·~ 11101 _ , _ Moon· ·ln 10 lmlnl• 11101 Mlma- tlllrd r111 In llmllar falldon lor 'lborodly'oGamea lpimer, rlddeo b)' Mary Alii out New York Soli. llllmo- u Jim Merritt New YO<k at Chi•IIO · Jllldtell, Marietta; ~Alb Bay, ' Ill Nlllmal Lelpo, New touod hla llrot lllnllout .ol the PhJiadelphia at SID Franclaco ridden by 0101'11 WDU&ml, Rut'~:;;WIIItewa; · ·- .C hi- 5-4, -800 11101 . . - bl1 record ot SL Loula at Hwoton, night land; Jnktr'a IUan, pddtD by :( boot At1a1ia 3-1, !ilL t.t, ~ttebur&h at Loa MI. fllatrl Richard Doama, 1'arller1llurl; Illy Llocl< Two, ricldo!l by NleiiD.Iotta Ka111, Klllpton; Baldy, rid. dee by' Dwayne Slollara, Clrd• viUt. Pldq> ..... bor.. - RuoQI Bill, ri-b)' WimpFJ'Oit, Cbll· Ullllhe; Hal*, rldiloll by Ral,b Gl!tllrle, A_,i ·l llotq, rlddon tern area are invited• ~ -: ~ - The ML Union BajJiist Church anoounces th&t.lts .acati'i'l Rihle "~ ~·; , .._,, ........ _.;:j;~ (' "" I !0> ,r.~c r, r · s ~- n sess,IPnf1i,ch ... .,": . ,,., .J I".Jor eve- this week frOfll : 6:~U to .. · . ·· · 8:30 p. m. Tho HarrisonVille School Buildllli io being providf•milySile eel. All chUdren from the age of three through ft!teen are we!· come. qule-!Jo GARY KALE UPI ~~ Writer Soow Drift, pure veg. ' °• 'To 4-2 Win Over A's . P·~;.....nd . " ..a.., "· ' ButdfsOwn F1mous Recipe •. ' 1 •fix .....,a = The streaklrw st. Louis Selillora TGpCloklalld tile Amorloan Lel(ue, C&rcllmla challied liP their Cleveland toppecl Chlc:aao 2-1, oevootlt a~ vlclory by Waohblgton boot Ookllnd 4-2, cloWnlne Houoton. Julian Javier ~~~~- blanked Now York 11- alrwlod Ill the docldllll nm wltll o, C&!lfll<rila boot BalUmore 5-.'1 two out In the J!lnth. Steve In "'* :bill ........ , list lludlll' Marti. ~· a.rnl luck, ricldlil ,b.J J••• Kllllodr, lllcMiiiiOI't; .... Trlldt, ridden . ..., 1lalpb Gulllrtt, ~. Pldcup ..... - two ... . 'tiles onlY, Ita, riddeo b)' Nathan Yonl<er, IAtart,. ,W... and Fancy, ridden by Tina Comp. Parkerol>uri; Mill Tinker, rid· ton, Ellzobelh, W, Va., oecond. doD b)' Bill Colo,,.,_.l'lalns; Wettom rldln& clua, lloroe IM.Y IIUcl, rlcldon by Olrfall - Klag Pin's Boy, rt.., by Frost, ChUIIcothe; Tollka, riclWIIUam G!eor, Newilaven; wnct- dan by Anne Sarpnl, Mlddl• nre, ridden by Ralph Guthrie, port; Joe, ridden by Stove Pow· Atbent; Ruts Ml11 Dee, ridden ell, Radne. by Bob Ridge, Jadc1011; John Wootom lead-In PIJIIl', not)K\1· HCIIll')', ridden by Gerald Webb, ed trophies to each - rldero JackiCHI. Included Jud:r SariOnl. Mark Ro&lotorecl ~horso,lllal· Frost, Soolt Noaoe, Jot! Glbllon lltfOI 11101 under - Hank'• aon, Toozy Kemedj<, Cbarloo Ken, rlcldon b)' wn11am Greer, Kno!JI>, Dan Guthrie, Troy Gulli· Now .llllven; King Pin'o Boy, rid- rle, Barry Von M£tro, Ed d) o den by Greer; Hannlbll'a Magic, Rouah. ridden by Dick Rosch, GallljM>llJ!IIIIsh piOIIUre hor.. Ill; IJnnanted, ridden by Sblard Knilht Frolllo, ridden by Judo Br0110r, Mlddleporl; Umamod, Thornton, Jaclcson; Bawlcln'o AI· ridden by J. R. Kennedy, Mid· len, ridden by 9!orr.r lndellaclt, Pl>meroy; Lavania Dare, ridden dleporl. Reslotorod .,..rter horse, lllaJ. by Bob Fr..ee, Wellalon; BeiQ, llool lour 11101 olclor - three eo. rldclen by Ed llulh, Ook H I H; trleo only, Mr. Janza Bar, rtd. Prince, ridden by 0. J.Fietdter, don by J. R. Kormody, firot; Ravenswood. Hank's Buddy, ridden by Dick Fill( race, boroe - 9>rrel Roach, Galllpol!a, soc:oncl; l.AJolc. Buck, ridden by J. R. KOIIted,y, le Hero, ridden by Jof'T'[ Barr, Middleport; Wild Fire, ridden GalUpoils, third. by Ralpil Guthrie, A I h e n a; Reglotorecl CJillrler ........ Slonny, ridden by Buddy Mar· nlare, thne 11101 Wldor - four Un, Gallipolis; Joken, rlddon by entries, Rex'a Mlaa Dee. ridden Paul ·Cain, Grove CitY,; D a n. by Bob Ridge, Jadcsoo; Kin8'• driven by Fred Tackett, I!UIIand. Bay Wimp,y, ridden by Jerry Pony nag race-lhneentrle• Barr, Galllpolh; Poppa's Liz, only, Srnok'l\', ridden by JOfl')' ridden by Jean Nolter, Galllpo- Lewis, Letart, w. Va.,first;Faallo, and Buckaroo Boa~ ridden cy, ridden by Tina Compton, Ellz· by Robert Taylor, Galllpolla, abeth, W, Va., secondi Rex, ridfirst throultb fourth, roapectlve- don by Nlth.. Yonker, Letart, ly. W.Va. Reglotored .,.arter llorao, English llvo.plted horae mare, four and older - Blake's four entrle1, All American Boy, Judy, ridden by Edwin Roush, ridden by Bob Frazee, Wellstoo; Letart Route 1, W, Va.; Qleetlle Alroci, ridden by Slerl')' Jnde. D. Cody, ridden by Cheri WI!. llladt. Pl>moroy; Bl')'an!alr Bour· IIama, RutiiiiOI; Mill P o c o bon Dollie, riddln by Clnda Fo. Creek, ridden by Joyoe glesong, M£oon; ~·· ridden Grigsby, Athens; Poco by Harten George, Gallipolla, India, ridden by Scott Bierly, firot through fourth, reOPOctlv•· Wolloton; Ohlahoma Kltt,y, rid- ly, den by Rick Deem, C<lolvUio, Weotom riding boroe- Rex'o Rel!latered IJisrler llorso, Mill Doe, ricldM by Bob Rldae, l\ll'dll)l,!our 11101 Oilier -,·~• S }ac:kacm.t;lllng Ken's Boy• ridden San, ridclell by Bob Ridtie. Jadc· •·by WlllljNn Greer, New Haven; oon; King Bobbin, ridden by Don· Poco .a.tlla, rlcldM by Scot Bfer. na Allen, Athens; Peppy Kim- ly, JackiOII; Hank' I Buddy, ridball, rlcldeo by Kathy Morgan, den by Dick Roadt, Galllpollo; Middleport; Ru81;y L, Ladd, rid· Ru81;y L. Ladd, ridden by J. R. den by J. R. Kemody, Middle- Kermody, Middleport. port. Roadstei pony, 50 Inches 11101 Reglotorod AJIP&Ioooa atallion, under - Miss Bee, rlcldM by an,y age two entries only, Looter Oblinpr, New Haven; Tribal Cblef, ridden by Bill Colo, Golden Bubbles, ridden by Dana Tuppers Plains, first; Jolm Hen. Lewis, Clifton, W, Va.; Drum ..... rlddon b loaa Low! 1 1')', ridden by Gerald Webb, Well- """"r, Y • • ston, se<Oild. Cliftoo; Fly Away, ridden by Registered Appalooae mar o, Edwin Rouob, New Hoven; Black 111\Y al!ll - lour entries only, Slorm, ridden by Jan illunpbr'l\', Roan Baby, rlddeo by TerrtCro. l'l>meroy. . aler, Jack!Mili Joker's Sllun., riddon by Rick Doom, Parkersburg; Lady &!mural, ridden by P a I McCormldc, JackBOn; Wonder Mountaln Dow, ridden by Clln· ton Durst, Coltl(ovllle, W, Va. Reglotorod Appaloo01 &elclln& 111\Y age- two ontrleo onlY. Jet Reod, ridden by Vlcklo Colo, Tuppers Plilna, ftrst; Taltalap "Z", ridden by BUI Haynea, . JackiClll, ..cmcl. Non-<e&lotorod otock lloroo mare, any age - Eaotor, ridden by Soott Bierly, wauston; san, ridden by Bob Moler, -eport; Gin&or Sliest, ridden by Joyce Grlpby, A-a; Pet, ridden by Bob Sar10n1. !lilclcllaport; E. J.'o Girl, r l - by 9lerl')' IDdeatadt, pkg. 'lbe De))Mtment Slore of Building Since 1111 • uacitr tllachoa, manor.,..lf\Y.,.-Illreo tntrleo Cllll1, moe, rlddln by ,Edwin Roalb, lAtlrt - I , w. VL, flrll; IJtllt Joilill1 Sorrel, rlcldon b7 Koollod7, Mid· dleport, - . ToQJ, rlddeo ..., Brei HarriBOn, GtUIIIQIII, tldrd. w-rn - · 48 to se llldlea, mare or &elcilna. any qo- lfank. It rlddeo b)' Rick Dttm, lACOlN . ::.;. ,,. I I, eome Into 8 aallooa ill 111, 3 ant; Benito, riddenb)'Torr!Pro!- doD b)' Doaald F""ler, ntt, Ma.aoo: Prince, rlddeo by Letart; Naulllll' Boy, ridden by lldlln Rltcble; ~· Plain•; Apache DruJII, ridden by Diana Guthrlo, Coolville. AU breed Indian eostume cla11, borH,-- one oatry, ..., by ~ R, ~. MUWepo~ m Ru81;y L. !.add. Dtmy Ellal, En&U•h lit roe-piled, lllll mane 11101 tall - Gay Arl-rat, riddon by Bob Fr..ee, WeUBton; Mloa Comamara, rlcld"'b7 Sler· .,. llldelladt, Pomeroy; Klni ilrlok, ridden by lclar1 J.,. Ten. nant, New Bavon, flrot thfOUilb third, respectively, t h r e e w. va: :you 1 r0111 or C!jher TbWe 11110 ·tole OD you are I~ }OIIf ell' o.r. C.oolvlllo. entrlea. Barrel racing conteot, lloroe JnternaUonal Leacue Stendlrw• - Bllbba Reed, ridden byll111yno By United Pa!u. fntornotlonal stollera, Waterford; 'Sorrel Buck, rlddeo by J. R. Kemody, Mid. dleport; Hank, ridden by Rallb Guthrie,..Atben&i WUdftre, . . ridden by Ralpil L. Guthrie, Athens; Roan Trtne, ridden by John Robam, AlhonL ~ the ·COD·. IWIY 2;0011,· 1Dd ,!,oOo.OO ~~IYS ./ . WLPcLGB 28 19 . 568 • Columbus 20 u .571 ·1 Rochester 21 16 .568 1 Loubvllle 22 18 .550 1~ Bofl'alo 21 22 . 488 4 Richmond 19 24 .442 S Jockaoovlllo 19 26 . 432 flz Syracuse 15 24 .38.1 8 Tuosdoy'l Reoulll Toledo 7 Syrac:uoe I Columbua 5 Rlchmoird 2 barrel race - !mnko,y, ridden by Jeri')' Lewis, Letart, W, VL; Maverick, ridden by Jeri')' Lewis; Rex, ridden by Natllsn Yonker, Letart, W, Vs.; Fancy, ridden by Ropr AUon, Rochester 14 BntTalo 5 Elizabeth. w. va.; LIJbiDing, rid· JacksODYI!Ie 10 Loulovllle 5 I Pony League Opens Friday The Me'Gall Ia - . Be ... • • -• •• Syracuoe at Cheshire, -eport ball League, book up to six solid at Rutland. teams after several years of SECOND ROUND struggle with five and even less, June 25 _ Pomeroy at !I)T&begino play thls Frtdoy. cuse, Eut--..rn at Rutland, MlclOpening round matches finds dleport at Choshlro. Syracuse at Pomeroy, Rutland Juoe 28 - Choohlre at Pr1J>. at Eastern and Cheshire at Mid- eroy, -eporlat Eutern, IIYdloport The Syracuse ·l'mloroy neuse at Rutland. pme, bolvover, has been poolJulf 2 - Middleport at l'cJb>. pooed bf mutual COR!enl ol ~ eroy (Wodnesclay, July 3), . iipr~ ' Paul KIOOI 'o f ~aeL ·lalol ,_• .Clltahlre, ll!rinoil'al aile! '!omer Smith of Pomeroy ·· EIIBtem · " ,: · ' ' '"""'m due to earner conunlttmeats. July 5 - Pomeroy at 'Rutlailcl, Only two, rounds of play sre Syracuse at Middleport, Eaotem planned, although if ma...,.rs at Cbeshlro. desire, a third rounclmty be addJuly 9 - Eaotern at Pomeroy od. (Wednooday, July 10), Chooldre All Pomeroy homo pmes at Syracuse, Rutland at Mlildl• sohodulod Tuesday• will be port. played on Wednesdays,duetodlaAll games to otart at 6:30p.m. mond coof!icts. and no Iaior In IllY oase tileD FliiST ROUND 6:!5 p, m,; UIDI!ires to be rur. June 7- SyneuoeatPmtoroy, iohod by lane team. Rutland at Eastern, Cheshire Ill Team Manager• - Homo r Mlddloprt Smith (99Z-3882) 11101 DlokYC>IIW. June 11 - Pmtoroy ot l'unerQy; Don WUoon(99Z-55U), Cheshire, Eaotorn aiMiddiOIJOrl. MldcDeJiort; Paul Kloos (992Rutland at Syracuse. 2795) Syracuse; Howard caidwltl Juno It- Pomeroy a t - . . (Jieedovllle 867~61), Eastern; port, Cheshire at Rutland, East. C&rl Wamaley (no phone), a;.. ern at Syracuse. shire; Bob SWick (712-I15Sl,Rut.J uno 18 - Rutland at <w-roy ~lancl. (Wednesday, June 19), Middle>In case of rain, or doubt aiJout port at Syncu.., Cbeahlro at playllic a11.er nln, · .......... Eaatern. ohould c:all 10 as June 21- PomoroyatEutern, leu tripa. topn--- IOISE- WCAIE . 3.55 Pecan ·Walnut Cherry ,. ... Toledo 4x8Sh"b RATEs· ,, ~ ..... AlbaiQ>; llkyUne Anpl, Paul !ldcelo. AthoDJ; lllaek DI•IIICiud Jluot, ridden by ! ' * Gna. Sr.; 141adllry!itep, rlddln by Pate Gnu. Jr.; ller· .,. Boy' a - · ridden by Greg Herbert, Oak HUI. Troll horae-- Kla&Bobbln, ridden ..., Donna Allin, Alii· ....; John llonl')', rldd• by aid Wobb, Jad<oon: lla'a Mill ; Dee, r l - by llob llldtie. Jaekoon; Apadto Joo, ridden by Sler· .,. Jlldeotd, Pl>maroy; 01c1.-a KIU:\', riddeD by Richard Deeia, LOWER PRICED ltfAN EVa! MEN • LADIEs IIIXEll' • JWJOR ' . ' doD by 'lOP OIIAUIY ...... LEAGUIS ' Totl!e- walldnl ...... - EABV·CAR. OPitf THRU JUNE 2 .., La- Jlddon by Jim bomaKit!y, rlddenbyBev~, EXCEPT FRl NIGHT SALAD ... 79t '· !Gurlh Wtotoni POIIl' • -·~ Caesar' a Lad, ridden by Bill Colo, Tup. pera Plains; Kin& Bobbin, ridden by Donna Allen, AlhC018; Cb ~-·I le D. Cody, ridden by el')' WUU&ma, Rutland; l'l>co Inda, ridden by Scott Bierly, wau. llon; Kin&'• lluDDy Ill& ridden b)' Bev Allen, Athena. Children' a We atom h o r lhlp, rider 1611101 UJider - Caesar' a Lad, ricldM by Bill Colo, 'nrjlpers Plilns; PeppJ Kimble, ridden by Kathy Morl&n, Middlaport; Kina's lluDDy Hug, ricidee by Bev Allon, Athena; Olcla. Ta-.roopect1vt17. tllnlu&b ·.: cl..ftup wllh aCMpMdwattr. Weatem pleasure horae cttp.. pod mane 11101 tall - Hamden; LaciY !lmbunt,•rlddeo by Pat McCormlc:t, Jac:koon. POmercir. Wootem pluiUfO POIIl' under Noo-re&lotered otock IIDr.. 48 ladle• - APache Sc<xrl, rld&elclln& lllf 1111 - lour entries, dee by Mike Bodmer, Pl. Pltu· Little DID, r i - by lito Smltb, lllmderl., w. VL; BaldJ, ridden b1 Marjorie Houde, Clri>I..Uie; MJ lludlll', rl.... by liu Ut. tlojalln. Well...; Rode, ridden by Fred Rutlond, flrot 'Miitt. rhd)r-nllud alld .M~ otora . lur . Horse Show Draws 284 Entries AIW*I•• Epstein Powers Sens ry Hanins, Tommy Krautter and 11 .,.,_ JMM, Standmgs lio"ec1 HarteOOI.ch, "'" J-'•· crt lll)tl the play were Penny Adams, Deb- 11101 Mrs. Jlcnrlln& cameospedal. 1o attend the alumni baniJiot. lng the Bibles were Janet Davis, On &lndaythe Harman&, the Dowl. Gloria Thompson, Sharon carter, fna'a, aod tile Overturf's were in Billie Jean carter arKI John GaUipolis to vlalt M<. and Mrs. Wise. Ralph Durst 11101 dsu&llter, Mary Am. C. P. BradJury Is rocuperat. Japan's national colors are In& at home following surge.,. white, with red disk In center, ot the Clevaland Clinic. B. F. from which spring 16 red ray• Parmtlee drovotoCieveland&ln. to edge. day m Mr. BradJury. Mr. 11101 MrL Joo YOUfl8 ol Cambrlclge vlotted relatives here over the weekend. They came eapeclally to the Middle. ~· port alumni~ ' Weekend sueoto of Mr. 11101 Mrs. Chatle1 Bracbury were Mr. and Mn. wuuam Kitchen anc1 dsUibter, Debbie 11101 Denise. 1¥ hio t parts were Debbie Harten- bach, cast as "Dorothy" in the first act; Paula Ei<jllinger, the ' (onsocutlve scorelo11 lllllita to :it. Hra ·onlY lilr ·iho jftoJ.,.. ~ !Wi( oi 58 aet by Wallell Jcibnaon 1111913. :J'hl big rilb~ ,ao..... pl)lhOd tU tills ' by to;iln& a lhrel-hlt alimou! .at ibe .Pit.taburJb Plratoa wllllt pltcblq the Loo Dodatro to a S. o victDry. •Beblnil the ·piate apln llls Uftt>ire Harl')' WoDcltlitodt but this time ho waan•t Involved iii a ·-overoy. It was Wendol· DrY.,..., wboae oixth llultaut DIJliiOII ilouoton 11-:, ClndmaU in 10 lmllw• and Dotr<it and brc>ke' ttio .,..k <Yl five llhlgbt '-<! AUIIta S.l 11101 Now Bolton IJII!t a c:loub!Obeodor .by 101 by Doc: White In 190!, will eo York blankod Cblc:aao 5-llc ldentioal 2-0 sc:oreo. Leaders the presentatlons. Taking speak.. i~ lledt who lllliciO the dedlltii laot Frl~ niPt thlt preolfVocl the otrelk Wilen he ·..Uod. back Son Frani>li<o'a Dick iliolli !Or fDr ro<Ord. o1 R not tryllli to avoid Ute P!'.cb, 1ftiWi on SalllrdaJ ' niPt ~ att.r Dl')'ldale bit 111m wjill~tllt · .. ap~n.t thO Plllllloo. blOOB loaded In the ninth il#olll. ' .,EiHwl..... lg thO .liationoJ ., · Aid fr--P~dl . Plllli4alplila IGppocl ,' · Bill Popovich wu lnval...o, SID tr&nclloo ~I, Sf< LcrW 11 he II1Ade onoril oparloilqj: playa. The btaolt coint lilih . . . \ two Dill Ill thO olxiiJ with Maui')l Willa bit a oiCM roller. with Gory Kalb on tlllrd bue. P<>povldi ' ~ chargee! the ball and fllliiocl. .to. 'l'fio Melp Cow~~~' Rldln& Club llrot to Juot nip the dlll)l"l 1 ilqN ·111 llrst lllo-cllf llorae i Wills. . · ..... mr the -lllcl ot t h e Popovldt aloo Willi behind 1ho llodt !\lrln&a Falrii<Junda•• i COLUMBUS (111'0 - Don't bl( at .. .,... to oooap lifl 'lbere ,..... :114 entries In tile I oount . the Columbus . J~! art, Roberto CIOIII-'II..rd if1lua. IIIDw with Edcllo RldCard, 8r ., f even though they hild ·4he Ln-. <\tJ' 11101 he !Hood. out WIIU• lAitUt, W. VL, aer'flnr ao ·m. f lornailonal ~ IOid and · MJIJor Lel(ut Leodsra 1dropped it. By UDited Preas !ntornatlcnl Slarpll til< tho .last out of tho . IIOUIICtr. Judgel were Ride Ram· 111110 atl.er WWs ah11led wltll . 118)', Catletlli>Url, l(jl., Weotern Tho Jota .laid clown 10 hits Natleftl Le1auo claa..o, 11101 FraDic Roush, Vln~Tuesday · ni&l>t to pound out a G. AB R. H. PeL two Dill Ill the ninth. 5-2 win over the Richmond Rose, Ctn t9 205 38 7t .381 lollt, EniiJ,ob. Rlnsmlllero were Broveo. Flood, St.L 50 207 31 69 .333 o ·Jade Pouah, - . Sllurdayove. · iWia; Ropr Morp., MJdiieport, Richmond ocorod two rWUI Staub, Hou 19 192 2! 63 .328 .wlthwt the halp of a hiL co. Alou, Alia 49 211 24 69 .327 llaltor clasaos 9mdoY momlll& lumbus g~~t one run on three A.Jhrum, em 47 198 31 64 .3Z7 By UDited Presa IntornaUonal 11101 Robert (Butch) Meier, MJd. Wblts Ill one lnnli!i, and """" on Hobrto, Clll t6 182 !3 56 .308 American Leque clleport, &mday attornoon. !two in another. . Millan, Alia 50 192 It 58 ,302 W. I. Pc~ GB C&ah awards were liven In the 31 19 •620 "' Drllftveplacoaoftlleaumei'OIII ~ ·Tho Braves were held to four Grote, NY ttll6 11 tt .301 Detroit 28 21 •571 'h eateaortes of the ahowllladdltloo ~1.! by Larl')' Klllln(IWO(th, aa WUms, Chi t9 199 23 53 ,291 Baltimore 29 22 .569 21h 1o rtbbOna. The events - • ofll. Jet, .llaed Tom Houoe fer AUon, ~hll 39 12.1 15 38 .288 Cleveland 26 24 •520 5 dal Oldo Vall'~\' Horae 9mr f ~~ of hits. ) AmeriCID League MinneiOia 25 25 •500 6 AOIII. point contests. ~ '!'lief win kept !It), Jell Clle G. AB R. II. Pet. Bootm 23 25 •479 7 f pmo ·behind Toledo, wblch d"' Hwrd, Wash !B 182 29 63 .346 Dakland Flrot thfOUilb fifth place wiJI. 23 28 ·451 '112 nera, re~~pectlvely, lllthevarlous ~ reai!ld !O'raeule 5-2. Yotrzald, Boo 50 177 21 61 .3t5 california 22 28 •440 9 ovoatalllclude: l Collmribus 11101 RGehsotor an Horton, Jlet tt 15f 25 !8 .308 New York 21 27 •438 1 ~od fcJ oec:oncl place with t11o C&retf, Min tt 175 22 53 .303 Chi<IIO Walk.trot cla11, under 48111dt2,0 29 .408 10\lz ea- Naui1111Y Boy ridden by Rob· tdl«arejlclo In the slllldiJ!p Hrrlon, Boo 38 13! 23 38 .281 Waoblngton em peroe~ JOblts. •Co- Koaco, NY U 138 16 39 .283 Tuesdoy s Results Ill Jo Ritchie, CoolvUie; Prince liuml1111iL wltll a ZO..t5 ; Wbllo, NY 50 177 21 50 ,282 Booton 2 Detroit 0• lat twillcht rldclen by David Elias, Letart, a .571 ' iiarceliap, Alvla, Cle 51185 19 51 .278 ~tr~ :"~tern ~nilht w. Va.; Tom Thumb, ridden by ;.hUe Rochester, wl~ s ·21-16 Fnehn, Dol !9 ISO 25 49 .272 w::hlrwton ~ ~:;'.; 2, nilllt Lloo Van M£tre, Letart, W. VL; mark, has a .568 averap, .lohnOn, Bal t7 160 20 43 .289 cal 5 Bait 3 10 1 night Al!acho Dream, ridden by Cyu. !JHIIIOoota 3 'Now ':;.'k O, ni&l>l 1111a Rltcblo, Coolville; Little 'i ]etlf Pound Out ~r;:~ttt and ut a National Leq\ie lilark by atrotchlq hio ltl'ii!k ol 98 I '. :I �'I ' '' ; . ' '- .'" '.\·. '(•I '.'!' . ,,.,. ' ' . ' ' I " ·;; • !' , •, ' > . -;,· • ' . >, L ' ,_' ' j ! ' .0., . I ' ' I ' • ' ' . . . ' _,. ! ' \ •' .. ·- 'f • I \' ~ ; > ,, I ' . ' • • ' I . . · METAL . WHEELBARROW lEN ' If - WITH RUBBER -.WHEELS t., \ LIMIT : • I ~r • ' ONE PER PERSON .·...·.-0.-.· ' ~; '.:. __ ~ - ' - ox co BONELESS BO au cu PORK STEA ; \ 1 1 PUSH BRO .... FOR TERRACES. COURTS, WALKS, GARAGES -illllm u. ' ·~ -79C LIST .I ·' ·.r ... ~ . ea. DAFT KRAFT •• -Reg. List 2.10 ·· .-. GIIW~-- ' .. - MACARONI & CHEESE ' '"..:; •• • •• I I \ ' ' DINNE ' - 2 LL JAR ' I ' I ' I ! / -· ·. 12 OZ. BOTTLE ' I \ t ox ' ' " 7 -_- RAYON oz. . LIST ~ MOPS ! • • • ' :- VITALIS ' nESH ' I I I ' I. : ~ l~~------- 25~ 0 -MUELLERS SPlGHEtTI ~6-<n. KRAFTS ONIHE • Box -- 25~ -- ' 25~ -- - 0 ' · bOZEN • ' ARMOUR TRiAt~Z::-- _. u..... c:u ' •' ~- LB. -BAG. '. 1 . JELLO -----------~--aox10~ DOG.. FOOD~.!!~~--- . 15e ... CELLO ' _FRESH FROZEN " '< . ':•' • ' ·, ' lloUGHtOI'S . - ·• · - ' '') I 1 oz. ' ' LARGE ~EACH FAMOUS . COUNTRY INN AVOCADO COOKWARE SET NEW HARD COAT FIRED ON TEFLON SAVE $.12.55 - 6 PC. SET List Price s29. 95 ' ' I I I I ' �'I ' '' ; . ' '- .'" '.\·. '(•I '.'!' . ,,.,. ' ' . ' ' I " ·;; • !' , •, ' > . -;,· • ' . >, L ' ,_' ' j ! ' .0., . I ' ' I ' • ' ' . . . ' _,. ! ' \ •' .. ·- 'f • I \' ~ ; > ,, I ' . ' • • ' I . . · METAL . WHEELBARROW lEN ' If - WITH RUBBER -.WHEELS t., \ LIMIT : • I ~r • ' ONE PER PERSON .·...·.-0.-.· ' ~; '.:. __ ~ - ' - ox co BONELESS BO au cu PORK STEA ; \ 1 1 PUSH BRO .... FOR TERRACES. COURTS, WALKS, GARAGES -illllm u. ' ·~ -79C LIST .I ·' ·.r ... ~ . ea. DAFT KRAFT •• -Reg. List 2.10 ·· .-. GIIW~-- ' .. - MACARONI & CHEESE ' '"..:; •• • •• I I \ ' ' DINNE ' - 2 LL JAR ' I ' I ' I ! / -· ·. 12 OZ. BOTTLE ' I \ t ox ' ' " 7 -_- RAYON oz. . LIST ~ MOPS ! • • • ' :- VITALIS ' nESH ' I I I ' I. : ~ l~~------- 25~ 0 -MUELLERS SPlGHEtTI ~6-<n. KRAFTS ONIHE • Box -- 25~ -- ' 25~ -- - 0 ' · bOZEN • ' ARMOUR TRiAt~Z::-- _. u..... c:u ' •' ~- LB. -BAG. '. 1 . JELLO -----------~--aox10~ DOG.. FOOD~.!!~~--- . 15e ... CELLO ' _FRESH FROZEN " '< . ':•' • ' ·, ' lloUGHtOI'S . - ·• · - ' '') I 1 oz. ' ' LARGE ~EACH FAMOUS . COUNTRY INN AVOCADO COOKWARE SET NEW HARD COAT FIRED ON TEFLON SAVE $.12.55 - 6 PC. SET List Price s29. 95 ' ' I I I I ' �, .~ '~ ' j ~ ·f'"~·• \. ..... '' Olltll\liHIIo ~::':rA:~J~, · dor,. •old>O, _;,, wl•n· '"· Jk!¥"'""'"' (A-• ' Mrs. 'I•~ · ·-iJ • ' ;,. 'l~hern· R~.,) leader. uNci. uql~aea .· . Ev;~lno ·~ of ~ 1' ' a- Gr0.e" \iO' theme. S.. ..... about M\lcy of ~t"-iil!JI'cr!!,l(le the Plisl Matroos of · Cllfl'l<>", . ~r o1 tllil EAstern ·t.. Sllr, Fr:tdil' nigb\' at ~18 · heine ''ra, Allen Hugh<." ., , "' !the · · Husballl!J will "'!'guests 1 llillf~U: .oobeduled r6{ June 28 with Mrs. WiUis Anthony, Mrs. Chlr· les 'Benaett and Mrs. John Lyons " c1 book, ed A .. JOn. ·· late In ,_,...,_ , •.,.._ erote ' uw:omen or tl)e. Bl~'~..· u L. t·re-h hail Mro. •• ·~ . . . ond ~s. Helen 1loynolds rsod !run a McGuffey's Header. Qulzes were conducted and the prizes were won by Mrs. Wlnn. o ' r . 18 hostesses. Get-well cards were signed for Mrs. Zelia Cross and Mrs. Harry Hoodashelt. Mrs. Fielding Hawkins Was nam ed ~~.. slstant secretary ror the remaul- tng, ed. Mrs. Osborn' . Gives Program . RecepfiOn is Given for Son A Pl'OII'IID ~ Election is Held by Church li ' 1' .... ' '· • .,; 4 4 7 a c 5 aRJRJ..srt:'O;R ca .,.,, ' ' s rtrt'btr 7 wao IH 1>1 Mrs. Robert Woodo Wltll J:ltl. Margaret Faulkner, a«GittPJi!• openinJ proyer waa givlll '. . . ' •HI BROW ,. ·~ the prayer. ••B'fute Lotto'' will be the theme of next week! a meetlna:. o:r.~ve . QUIQK QQIZ Q-,Wh111 1110.1 lht /!rtt time the Electorlll ,CoUep• """ Invited to witneu an maugur<JI1 A-The 531 electors, of whom all but 5i were Democrata were InVited by Presl· dent-elect Franklin Roosevelt to attend his 1nau1uralat Washington, D.C .• on Marcb 4 1933. Tbis was the firBt time the Eleetonl College FOR JUNE 6-7-8 f • .... •' . '.Famat~ •. When yc;m' ~ye ht~ .~ ·•'#.· I, ' l a Bplova.....any ~c_astpn becomes aspecial e\"~t I , Riee-A-Honi Select A Watch From the fl'celience CoU<ctiun, . • 39, 814 oz. . i I '· ' Whole ' ' .. ~ .. e14!.' . 1111' Oil ClttCICIN "~ ' ' J 'tHICKEN PAR'IS" .............. .._ ' ' Pick-0-Chick ·~ 59c Fryers Whole, . Legs. . ••. -- .. 49c Livers . ···---·- .. 69e Giblets ------·· ~-. \V'.JOgs--···----..29c Backs&·Necks _ .. lOe c-..~..,~i ' ··-¥1 ,, 200 , IIAIISCO am 2 J~z . aa'ucsl _ 2 at a a a 5 a a aio•u•rs•.z•-•111•.• Crac~~rs =.•.·.....~~~··~-.,...,. 111 PLAI~S "• ' lYOHS MARKEr . . - AT RUTLAND . :r - II«. -·· ' DEPt· ' . 39e ' L ' ': ... :' ' .~39c ' J.·.~-Jeo··~: • !I' • • • • " " . - Roll Roast \ 2. · for • Country Cllib lb. LmUCI 2 for LARGE CARTON I ~ · ~Plain '0 Buttermilk a.&.GON , rBouquet e; ,.._ .... . sa.. . 11-.ulck............. ' . ~"'· DoiM-I'I'IIIt .................. 2~ 79c K..... .. -" 75e ~ !" Drip Ylo .... ' . Coff.• .~. ·-~ $1.79 '· l,Jo ~.Ute . .--- .... ·~ - ~n 49t .. ' - 59e • &lAilT SIZE sse 4.-6 .. ,...., ·" ''· lb, I·" I ' IIAIII ,1111 ,. ') PORK LIVER · l-rAIMIInts,llt.27c , ... ·· .' ··r· -;; ',, . ·' ·· ' '' --- 5 !:'-$1 Dol Mont. Ml!llll Cookies -····------· 3 :: $1 Vegetables _ 5 · !!. $1 K.-- lrlild WhiteBread-------- 4 =-.. 88e Sauce ----- 8 ~. $1 All Yorlolin Morlwl F..- 'IW DI•ftfterS Peaches· I MMiit hwllcw4 w U...w•a• 1111$ WIIKI Juice ~--·- 2 :: 79r Dol AYIINDM.I Y. C. , llload I HaiYta WEEK No.1 Coupo~~t er-.ron,.hll $1 ------------ RIOIEM YOIIIt Dol Moot.- T..... ~ a..... Lltht Corn ..... 5 =$1 .~atjup \~ .: $1· Drinks 4 -.: $1 .· , Towels,3 ,.,:'89c Ajax ........ ~ $1 · Tuna ..... 3'!:·89c Dol Molllt ( .· ' - Dol Mooto Yoc Poe Gow. Dol Manto CirMet :' ;' sse ... ·Spinach ~ GUilT SIZE 2'~l4tr. 79e Dol MoM. CALC!QN WA111t 46 oz. For~- . ·~ • i2 oz. . 49c Aoawted Variety K - ... ~Cillgonite Corn Flakes............. liox 25e 3' 89" To•ato Juice......... . ..n. • Hunt'o ·····--··-- ~~· CGektaiJ _. . COTTAGE CHEESE : Dried ....., ~·~ ~.... · ... Pinto Beans BUSH'$ .EST• ~· Hollyww4 Style .. ' L ._ Canned Ham. '' i ,,, ItA _ Spare Ribs----- .. 69e Wloolo """"or lmol!ed c..... it. &1 Picnics -------- .. 39c 16e I '• SOLID HEAD Kellogg's 7~ Weiners -··---- · .. 59e IIi. ' -.... J.l.•••• 49e ORI&·N. POTATOES 10 LI.BACJ 69~ Fa111lly Size Package SiewBeef _____ .. Hnr. . "All ~Net'' ......... Your Choice .._ Krispy(Kremes ··FrYers ·-----·- .. 35c FROzeN .FOOD -;~ 1/2 gal. LIM -..,. Jllto.$!• Bologna------- .. 49t ~ ·NEW WHITE· ll ' •••••• C.... ;iii 'SIMI Sudoor w An!lour Slor Pioco P.r.~· . ITIIIETMANN ' '· • . ·~, ~ AT TUPPERS ·' . ' ChooMYour Favorite Flavor .... 79e . Lard ---------·tNII Pv.. "" ........ Noell• Breas~ ~.. -· .. .. 59c ......... • as s teY'u'7~1Q.Q'V'II&LL111£ WAID CROSS SONS PRODUCE SPECIALS " \ ·' 13\V\)~: j~ ., I ' . ·MIDDLEI'OitT, 0. Right reserved to limit quantities. '_. . Whete'$hOes AN S.nolbly Prl.-1 AT RACINE •, . ' •sui:lutt" ' " SAVINGS 4.99 BONE ,. 111!11'\' .. .., •, was invited to witness an Inaugural. &SJ.UOII&S&~ - . -~ 1 . Baron __. ___ · .. 49e ' s rrraavueeesssssse ~,.,..., I mesting. Mrs. llotb' MUior, ...,.. message. ,1, '' ,b y PLAN CONVENTION The aMUal Chester TlninabJP &mdoy School Cooventlon service will be iimcla,Y, June 9, at the Chester Nazarene Church with :iulday School to begin at 10 a.m. and a basket dinner at noon. Rev. R. D. Brown ollhe Plllrlm Holiness Church, evanaellst ft. Rutland, will brillll Ule aile,_ ..... " Charlene Fau!imer. Aprayer clr· cle was formed to eoncludo the sor, .~;- We!MLITY . ', Africa Is not the habitat Qf' • the lllet: . -: ' ' lat. A Bible 1111• ,.., .....at. ed and Bible verses were ~ In unl soo by tho members. Cathy Oabonlepresldeda!the meetlne. omeer•• reportl Wire given and roll eall liken. Tm. Mayby took the ollerln& lliiol the ' Frelfir ..·. nllhl preaented by Mr•• TholmaOilboru. The aona serVIce :\ U. 'l.~;l. . .~ . GiJtW1~= Church Of Cl!rllll youjb prOii'ilD parents, were Mrs. Marie Chapelor of science ttelfree In elemen. man of Pcmero;y; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hines. David and Dou&. of Belpre; Mr. and Mrs. orville Stalnaker ani Mrs. Paige Stal· naker of WIUiamsto\t'n, W. VLi Mrs. Bet\}' Foraker or canton and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Loudin of Tanner, W. VL Election of officers highlight~ The Rio Grande colors of red ed the recent annual meeting of and white were carried out in the Syracuse Nazaren<! Church. decorations Cor the reception held Officers named were Carson at the !:.'talnaker home. The cake Hayes, Robert Stewart, and Cora served was topped with a mifiia. Grindley, trustees; Hazel Hayes, ture replica of a cap and diploma. Thelma Custer, and Dorothy Stewart, stewards; Robert Stew~ were Mrs. Arnold, president; art, Surday School Superintend- Mrs. Miller, vice president; Mrs. ent; Maxine Arnold, secretary or Stewart, stud)' book chairmanj the board, and LuEUa Moore and Mrs. Hayes, box work; Thelma Ora Blss treasurer and assist~ custer, publicity secretary and ant, respectively. reacliil!: course chairman; Mrs. Sugday school officers named Grindley, treasurer, and LuElla were ·oma Hysell, board sec~ Moore, pnyer and fasting, and retary; the Rev. A. E. Miller, "other sheep" secretary. pastor, chairman; Elladene Wat.' wn, treasurer; Dorotm· Stewart cradle roll superinterxlent, The United States takes Jfs an{ Pauline Miller, Christian regular census flvery 10 years, in years which end with .a service training director. Missionary officers elected zero. Stalnaker was awarded a bach- ' -~~~ In". '" and India !oiiUted the Pomoi'D1 tary education. He WI& a soloist for the baccalaureate service. AUerxtilw the commencement son, Bruce, foUowing his gradua· and the reception. besides t h e Uon from Rio Gnnde COllege. graduate's wile, Llndl, 11111 his Mr, and Mrs. Harley Stalnaker, Rose Hill, Pomeroy, entertained with a reception honoring their .~ '; , ... , , :"1. '(.:'$.;:::::.:.~<.:-"'J..'%..:~~~~- Mrs. Pearl Bunce, Mrs. Evelyn Lewl!> ana Mrs. Lyons. cake atd ice cream were serv , ,. '·. ~ .I. ,.__ < :. '~- :, ' - • - .; ' • ' : •• All ... ,.... Fnlit L~"*r Dett,lat ' . 44L • �, .~ '~ ' j ~ ·f'"~·• \. ..... '' Olltll\liHIIo ~::':rA:~J~, · dor,. •old>O, _;,, wl•n· '"· Jk!¥"'""'"' (A-• ' Mrs. 'I•~ · ·-iJ • ' ;,. 'l~hern· R~.,) leader. uNci. uql~aea .· . Ev;~lno ·~ of ~ 1' ' a- Gr0.e" \iO' theme. S.. ..... about M\lcy of ~t"-iil!JI'cr!!,l(le the Plisl Matroos of · Cllfl'l<>", . ~r o1 tllil EAstern ·t.. Sllr, Fr:tdil' nigb\' at ~18 · heine ''ra, Allen Hugh<." ., , "' !the · · Husballl!J will "'!'guests 1 llillf~U: .oobeduled r6{ June 28 with Mrs. WiUis Anthony, Mrs. Chlr· les 'Benaett and Mrs. John Lyons " c1 book, ed A .. JOn. ·· late In ,_,...,_ , •.,.._ erote ' uw:omen or tl)e. Bl~'~..· u L. t·re-h hail Mro. •• ·~ . . . ond ~s. Helen 1loynolds rsod !run a McGuffey's Header. Qulzes were conducted and the prizes were won by Mrs. Wlnn. o ' r . 18 hostesses. Get-well cards were signed for Mrs. Zelia Cross and Mrs. Harry Hoodashelt. Mrs. Fielding Hawkins Was nam ed ~~.. slstant secretary ror the remaul- tng, ed. Mrs. Osborn' . Gives Program . RecepfiOn is Given for Son A Pl'OII'IID ~ Election is Held by Church li ' 1' .... ' '· • .,; 4 4 7 a c 5 aRJRJ..srt:'O;R ca .,.,, ' ' s rtrt'btr 7 wao IH 1>1 Mrs. Robert Woodo Wltll J:ltl. Margaret Faulkner, a«GittPJi!• openinJ proyer waa givlll '. . . ' •HI BROW ,. ·~ the prayer. ••B'fute Lotto'' will be the theme of next week! a meetlna:. o:r.~ve . QUIQK QQIZ Q-,Wh111 1110.1 lht /!rtt time the Electorlll ,CoUep• """ Invited to witneu an maugur<JI1 A-The 531 electors, of whom all but 5i were Democrata were InVited by Presl· dent-elect Franklin Roosevelt to attend his 1nau1uralat Washington, D.C .• on Marcb 4 1933. Tbis was the firBt time the Eleetonl College FOR JUNE 6-7-8 f • .... •' . '.Famat~ •. When yc;m' ~ye ht~ .~ ·•'#.· I, ' l a Bplova.....any ~c_astpn becomes aspecial e\"~t I , Riee-A-Honi Select A Watch From the fl'celience CoU<ctiun, . • 39, 814 oz. . i I '· ' Whole ' ' .. ~ .. e14!.' . 1111' Oil ClttCICIN "~ ' ' J 'tHICKEN PAR'IS" .............. .._ ' ' Pick-0-Chick ·~ 59c Fryers Whole, . Legs. . ••. -- .. 49c Livers . ···---·- .. 69e Giblets ------·· ~-. \V'.JOgs--···----..29c Backs&·Necks _ .. lOe c-..~..,~i ' ··-¥1 ,, 200 , IIAIISCO am 2 J~z . aa'ucsl _ 2 at a a a 5 a a aio•u•rs•.z•-•111•.• Crac~~rs =.•.·.....~~~··~-.,...,. 111 PLAI~S "• ' lYOHS MARKEr . . - AT RUTLAND . :r - II«. -·· ' DEPt· ' . 39e ' L ' ': ... :' ' .~39c ' J.·.~-Jeo··~: • !I' • • • • " " . - Roll Roast \ 2. · for • Country Cllib lb. LmUCI 2 for LARGE CARTON I ~ · ~Plain '0 Buttermilk a.&.GON , rBouquet e; ,.._ .... . sa.. . 11-.ulck............. ' . ~"'· DoiM-I'I'IIIt .................. 2~ 79c K..... .. -" 75e ~ !" Drip Ylo .... ' . Coff.• .~. ·-~ $1.79 '· l,Jo ~.Ute . .--- .... ·~ - ~n 49t .. ' - 59e • &lAilT SIZE sse 4.-6 .. ,...., ·" ''· lb, I·" I ' IIAIII ,1111 ,. ') PORK LIVER · l-rAIMIInts,llt.27c , ... ·· .' ··r· -;; ',, . ·' ·· ' '' --- 5 !:'-$1 Dol Mont. Ml!llll Cookies -····------· 3 :: $1 Vegetables _ 5 · !!. $1 K.-- lrlild WhiteBread-------- 4 =-.. 88e Sauce ----- 8 ~. $1 All Yorlolin Morlwl F..- 'IW DI•ftfterS Peaches· I MMiit hwllcw4 w U...w•a• 1111$ WIIKI Juice ~--·- 2 :: 79r Dol AYIINDM.I Y. C. , llload I HaiYta WEEK No.1 Coupo~~t er-.ron,.hll $1 ------------ RIOIEM YOIIIt Dol Moot.- T..... ~ a..... Lltht Corn ..... 5 =$1 .~atjup \~ .: $1· Drinks 4 -.: $1 .· , Towels,3 ,.,:'89c Ajax ........ ~ $1 · Tuna ..... 3'!:·89c Dol Molllt ( .· ' - Dol Mooto Yoc Poe Gow. Dol Manto CirMet :' ;' sse ... ·Spinach ~ GUilT SIZE 2'~l4tr. 79e Dol MoM. CALC!QN WA111t 46 oz. For~- . ·~ • i2 oz. . 49c Aoawted Variety K - ... ~Cillgonite Corn Flakes............. liox 25e 3' 89" To•ato Juice......... . ..n. • Hunt'o ·····--··-- ~~· CGektaiJ _. . COTTAGE CHEESE : Dried ....., ~·~ ~.... · ... Pinto Beans BUSH'$ .EST• ~· Hollyww4 Style .. ' L ._ Canned Ham. '' i ,,, ItA _ Spare Ribs----- .. 69e Wloolo """"or lmol!ed c..... it. &1 Picnics -------- .. 39c 16e I '• SOLID HEAD Kellogg's 7~ Weiners -··---- · .. 59e IIi. ' -.... J.l.•••• 49e ORI&·N. POTATOES 10 LI.BACJ 69~ Fa111lly Size Package SiewBeef _____ .. Hnr. . "All ~Net'' ......... Your Choice .._ Krispy(Kremes ··FrYers ·-----·- .. 35c FROzeN .FOOD -;~ 1/2 gal. LIM -..,. Jllto.$!• Bologna------- .. 49t ~ ·NEW WHITE· ll ' •••••• C.... ;iii 'SIMI Sudoor w An!lour Slor Pioco P.r.~· . ITIIIETMANN ' '· • . ·~, ~ AT TUPPERS ·' . ' ChooMYour Favorite Flavor .... 79e . Lard ---------·tNII Pv.. "" ........ Noell• Breas~ ~.. -· .. .. 59c ......... • as s teY'u'7~1Q.Q'V'II&LL111£ WAID CROSS SONS PRODUCE SPECIALS " \ ·' 13\V\)~: j~ ., I ' . ·MIDDLEI'OitT, 0. Right reserved to limit quantities. '_. . Whete'$hOes AN S.nolbly Prl.-1 AT RACINE •, . ' •sui:lutt" ' " SAVINGS 4.99 BONE ,. 111!11'\' .. .., •, was invited to witness an Inaugural. &SJ.UOII&S&~ - . -~ 1 . Baron __. ___ · .. 49e ' s rrraavueeesssssse ~,.,..., I mesting. Mrs. llotb' MUior, ...,.. message. ,1, '' ,b y PLAN CONVENTION The aMUal Chester TlninabJP &mdoy School Cooventlon service will be iimcla,Y, June 9, at the Chester Nazarene Church with :iulday School to begin at 10 a.m. and a basket dinner at noon. Rev. R. D. Brown ollhe Plllrlm Holiness Church, evanaellst ft. Rutland, will brillll Ule aile,_ ..... " Charlene Fau!imer. Aprayer clr· cle was formed to eoncludo the sor, .~;- We!MLITY . ', Africa Is not the habitat Qf' • the lllet: . -: ' ' lat. A Bible 1111• ,.., .....at. ed and Bible verses were ~ In unl soo by tho members. Cathy Oabonlepresldeda!the meetlne. omeer•• reportl Wire given and roll eall liken. Tm. Mayby took the ollerln& lliiol the ' Frelfir ..·. nllhl preaented by Mr•• TholmaOilboru. The aona serVIce :\ U. 'l.~;l. . .~ . GiJtW1~= Church Of Cl!rllll youjb prOii'ilD parents, were Mrs. Marie Chapelor of science ttelfree In elemen. man of Pcmero;y; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hines. David and Dou&. of Belpre; Mr. and Mrs. orville Stalnaker ani Mrs. Paige Stal· naker of WIUiamsto\t'n, W. VLi Mrs. Bet\}' Foraker or canton and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Loudin of Tanner, W. VL Election of officers highlight~ The Rio Grande colors of red ed the recent annual meeting of and white were carried out in the Syracuse Nazaren<! Church. decorations Cor the reception held Officers named were Carson at the !:.'talnaker home. The cake Hayes, Robert Stewart, and Cora served was topped with a mifiia. Grindley, trustees; Hazel Hayes, ture replica of a cap and diploma. Thelma Custer, and Dorothy Stewart, stewards; Robert Stew~ were Mrs. Arnold, president; art, Surday School Superintend- Mrs. Miller, vice president; Mrs. ent; Maxine Arnold, secretary or Stewart, stud)' book chairmanj the board, and LuEUa Moore and Mrs. Hayes, box work; Thelma Ora Blss treasurer and assist~ custer, publicity secretary and ant, respectively. reacliil!: course chairman; Mrs. Sugday school officers named Grindley, treasurer, and LuElla were ·oma Hysell, board sec~ Moore, pnyer and fasting, and retary; the Rev. A. E. Miller, "other sheep" secretary. pastor, chairman; Elladene Wat.' wn, treasurer; Dorotm· Stewart cradle roll superinterxlent, The United States takes Jfs an{ Pauline Miller, Christian regular census flvery 10 years, in years which end with .a service training director. Missionary officers elected zero. Stalnaker was awarded a bach- ' -~~~ In". '" and India !oiiUted the Pomoi'D1 tary education. He WI& a soloist for the baccalaureate service. AUerxtilw the commencement son, Bruce, foUowing his gradua· and the reception. besides t h e Uon from Rio Gnnde COllege. graduate's wile, Llndl, 11111 his Mr, and Mrs. Harley Stalnaker, Rose Hill, Pomeroy, entertained with a reception honoring their .~ '; , ... , , :"1. '(.:'$.;:::::.:.~<.:-"'J..'%..:~~~~- Mrs. Pearl Bunce, Mrs. Evelyn Lewl!> ana Mrs. Lyons. cake atd ice cream were serv , ,. '·. ~ .I. ,.__ < :. '~- :, ' - • - .; ' • ' : •• All ... ,.... Fnlit L~"*r Dett,lat ' . 44L • �,,,, ...'·J,;· ' ·Pomi.,Y .·· ·. Motor · eo. I 19~ CHEV. 2 TON HEAVY DUTY .•••• · ••••• · .$%495 825 x 20 - 10 ply tlreo, 2-,poed roar axle, 292 CIL In,, 6 cyl e.,, extr• clean •nd aolld. Has 12 ft. tnaulated van ·body with rear and aide cloora. · 1960 CHEV. 'h T, FLEETSIDE ...............$595 6 cyL O!Wlne extra ~ heaYJO dut,y tires. A real buy. 1963 CHEVROLET ,. TON . . . . .............$995 -700 x 17 tires. Heavy duty sprlJVS, solld cab, covered body. Local 1 owner, low mUeage. li ' . ,> PHONE • 6U-11 992-2181 l•ck w~ ~; Mgr. For Sele ' .' ' MOTOR BOAT, 2S hp motor. \If II G Food Morbi, Rt. 7 Pomeroy Motor Co. ~dleport. ONN IVIS. l.oci '.M. I'OMIItOY. CIHIO Canl of Thanks POMEROY Fnnn the ilulkbaei' U-3lp . .. . . &11iU'LXmfais~, BANANAS, IOc lb., miD: 'lie a · gal)on, bologna 3 .lb. .,..st, WE WISH to express our liDegp s dozen lie. Jowl anced """" thanks to friends, nelgb. ! lb. 99c. il!Jicb standard bon and relatives who vlii'W1nted To Buy For Sale paint ts.58. M i! G ,Mar'ket. Od Mr. Clarl< while he wai SIDEWALK BICYCU!: wII h TWO BEDROOM home, bath Rt. 1, Middleport. H-Sip In lllt!ip General Hospital; training wheels, Rubert Albfull basement, garage: Twothe doctors, nurses and staff, ley mldenco, IIIWIIIS. year-<>ld home in Syracuse. '55 CHEVROLET TRVCK, new also American Legion Poll Phone 1192-2421. HhiOic 6 ply t1ros with a loot utJUty members, and aD othera who bed. Ideal for plumbers, paiD. helped In any way. AN'nQUES, !umlture, dllbes, FOUR BEDROOM home on IJn. ters or <arpenlers. J o h n Mr. and Mn.,.Oiarleo Clark. mlscellaneouo. lofn. Howard coin Rill, Pomeroy; recenUr Kra!ISCifll, Middleport, phone U.ltp Cectl, 8110 W. Main St., Pomeremodeled. Large lot; $11,995. 19S-2717. ~ roy. 14-lfc Call Lee Seyler, 1192-2f6Z. Notice ~-Ute 14 F'0!1I' GALVANIZED boat BAND EVERY Friday from I SMALL ACREAGE, no bulldwith oars and llle jackets; 4 lnp, state price and I u 11 MAPLE STEREO radio, 1968 p.m. to 2 a.m. Best band In . passenger. $110. J<iln Kraw· partlculan Write Bo• sa.r In the ..... Shenang Sprlnp Early American stereo radio oczyn, Middleport, Phone 992eare of Dally SenUnel, ~ Nile Club. U.llc combbtatlon. BeautlluJ solid 2717. """' stale unll with 4-speed chang. erny. ~"' WILL CARE tor elderly women er. Take over payments of fl STRAWBERRIES. 4Dc a box. In my home. Phone 7U.S'IIS. per month or balance $99.98. For Sele or Trede Roy w. Prolfitt. Portland. 1-Mtp JAGUAR for fann tractor. M Also, lovely walnut console Phone 1143-2433. 6-5-8lc with 4 speaker sound system, I. G Food Martel, Rt. 7, Mf6. THE MEIGS County Fillh and 4 speed dual volume control SAVE tso or more on alumbtum dleport. U-3lp with AM & FM radio. Pay Game Assn. will meet 'Jburo.. boats. AD sizes 10.12-l!-14 day, Juno 8 at 7:30 p.m. at STORE EQUIPMENT lor bouse balance 188.09 or paymenls loot. Call 19S-2!47. or 992-a5C. the Por.>eruy Gun Club. AD ol $5 per month. Call 992-3218. trailer. M I. G Marbt, Rt. 7, S.lf.301c members and otflcen a r e lollddleport, S.Uic U-3lp urged to altencl this lmpmt. ant meeting. ~ ... OI.Ds. 40, 4 I)Jeed, pllone ZIG ZA(J.()MATIC: Well blown Real Estate For Sale make sewing maclllne has MNIII. 8-Uic SHOO'J'ING MAM SWtday, many lealureo. Makes buttonholes. darns, mends, without June '· 110011 to 4, Hams, ba- Female Help Wentecl con, haU of hog. Shotgum onattacllments. Sews on a II ly, Rutland American Legion WAITRESS, FULL or pi r I types of labrlcs. Free home time; 21 to 40; nlgbt ablft. demonstration. Pay balance ol GEO. HOIISTE'rrEB - llnbr Home. U-4IA: No experience necesaary, Ap. $42.98 or monthly payments. POMEROY - 5 Ruoms, modern ply In penon, Blue Tartan. bath, panell111, full basement can 1192-3218. 6-utc JIM ADAMS Auction every FriU«c with garage, above floods. day at Rutland ..UI start at 37 ACRE FABM - 20 tractor STRA WHERRIES for sale. Bll· 7 p.m. Instead ol 7:!0 p.m. Help Wentecl ly Hill, Racine. 5-31-61c tillable, clean. good lencea, I Jim Adams, Auctioneer. LADY lor houaewark, coot, Uve room home, modem bath, 1-Hic tn or out pboDe ~1, 01111o 50 1 10, TWO BEDROOJ4 trailbarn, and o~ bulldlna;; MItact~ 0. ~IIIDdy over·tlberty· ··er, 'ca/;leted 1Mng room and nerals. · • ~ SWAJIMI'K01 · ..:. blue kitchen. Cuntact W. C. BELEN and VIRGIL TEAPORD I 'TIIe)l are re-produciiVM, not Theatre, Middleport for Intervtew. &+41c Spencer near the MI. Herman fOlD' worker colony. Free Jn. Aaoodalea - ..... Church, or phone Chester 985Syracue, Oblo spect1ons and btlormaUon on 3553. 6-4-Sip crawl space dangen. No 6-s.31c sal01111an, low overilead, N For Rent per cent savlnga. AIDed Pest PURE CLOVER hay; was not O'BRIEN AND CROW PLENTY of space for one traDConll'ol. Pomeroy, Oldo. In high water; 18 acres lo out REALTY COMPANY er with all facilities . In Syra- In fteld. Priced right. J. M. BASIIAN' - 2 story frame, 7 Phone ..u669 evenlnp. s.suotp cuae. Call 1192-3104. 4-18-tlc Gaul, Sumner Road. Phone rooms, 4 bedrooms, bath, Cheater 985-3832. 6-4-3tp plenty garden space. A buy at FURNISHED and unfurnished WILL DO oowlng at home t3.500.00. apartments. Close to IIChool. THREE PIECE Modern Walnqt MIDDLEPORT - I story frame, zlppon, pockets, pegging, Phone 992-5143. 18-16-tfe hemming, alterations, etc. bedroom aulte with nlgbt ta· 2 bedrooms, pari bath, nice Mn. Freddie Thabet, Malon, ble, one chaise lounge, one lot. $1,9'/5.110. Phone i73.Hst. 4-IJll.llc LARGE nvo room and hth <aiCO kitchen step stool with P'(}llfEROY - 2 story ~· 4 apartment, newly de<'Ol'a!P.<t, bad<, one three way table bedrooma, 2 balha, buiineul. furnace heat, Pomerov, HAPPY HOUR, Shena111 Sptlnt!l lamp - 27~ Inches taD. Ph. Ideal lor large lamlly. $11,1110. Phone 1192-5307. l·:.lfc NJl,e Club, 5 to 8 p.m. Monlft.3806. 6-»>p WANT TO IIBLL7 .day thro Friday. Ladles nlgbt IJST wrm us nery Friday. U-llc FOUR ROOM FURNISHED '55 CHEVY - $55, phone 1192HENRY CLl!:UND APARTMENT, Phone 9112Uill. 11+31p Ofllce- • • 4-SI-Ifc Reo.-IIUIII WANTED FOR BE'ri'ER cleanll!l, to TRAILER SPACE, aD utlllllel keep colon gleaming, u s e available. Inquire IH Mulber· Blue Lllllre carpel cleaner. Services ry afll!r ! or 5 p.m. Write P. Rant electric shampooer $1. RIIDIO & TV repair, 1'0110110 . BoJ 425 Pomeroy. S.:at-tle Baker Furniture. U«c able prlcea. Anlemla & floot. ter service. John llarrlaon, TWO BEDROOM trailer, M & 701 Broadway St., Middleport, Apply In Penon G Market, Rl. 7, Middleport. 1951 CHEVROLET hody and Ohio. Phone 992-2922, open motor. Phone 84!-27'17. 11+31c H-Sip evenings. ~ . PIL9Bllo2!U HE twRSrs INro A 11/111/U ..,.,.., ,. . '· ' '.\ j .,, HOBSTETTER REALTY .' '. ' . .f . ' • I •• Bu•l-• lllP WANnD Senice Malager R. N. RAWLINGS SONS 'COMPANY :I ' I: , I I 'I I I' For Sale 111154 CORVETI'E convertible. new transmission, · P o w• r steering, oower brakes, lac· tory hanltop Included. Tinted glass, AM&FM radio, 12350. Phone 992-200'1 alter 5 p.m. 6 6-4Stp THREE ACRES. 5 room boose, new roof, bam, ceDar, two Mictdleport, Ohio c1a1erns and 1um1ture $1500. Phone 74U615. 5-16-301, LADY to lily nlgbll with elderly lady 1n Racme. can • 11185 or MNII4 U-llc 1951 PLYMOUTH Station Wa· gon, automaUc transmission, 1157 GMC hall-ton pldnlp; also good condition. Can be seen LADY TO care ,.,. Hml-lnvalld twv year old oman horae. Ph. It Lou's Aabland, or caD 9112-, W0111111. Lllbt housolroeplng 74J.4435. U«c 211!t. ~lp and <lOOking. IJve bt. Phone fl9.2!10. 1-U!p LARGE HOUSE In Racine, I TWO NICE re-condllloned uprilbl plaooa; cherry finish. niOIDI, one third acre lot. · can Rutland FumHure 74J. For Trade good locaUon, tiSOD. Phone 4211. ll+3lc CASH POR Antiques. BID Nf.3'1".4. S.2t-121c Hamm, Middleport. Ohio• . 1-lNOic IIOME GROWN tomato planll 19611 ZIG ZAG portable, slight. lor garden ... : Early Va~ ly Died; does everytblng with. oot aUachmenls; In good COD· Wanted To Le!ant, Hines . 1350, Big Red. diUon. $11.118 per monlh, or FAIIMS Ill Meip or . _ Delicious, and Improved MexluD price of $41.10. For tree County lor oil and gu. Write Ican. Also cabbage and pephome demonstration. call 1192to Olaweva 011 and G 11 per plants. Thomu Rayman. 21111. U«c a,rp., S06 Cutler st., Mllrletta, Syr8CUIIO, 0. S.M-lltc ~!Jip 0. ./ . .:.._ - OONSIGNMENT sate: C<llllplete • line of farm macbloery .and Rehold lleml. Jllllt 15 star1.. lnc Ill - . . Sldehil1 auclloa on Leo Jlartlllarm, Rutland, Ollio. AnJQ1e wllblna to ae11 lll7 Item 11 the ale eaU 7U. , •648 or 742-5817. Not res"""' olblt lor accidents. Lunch will be ,..._ Terms of sale Cooh. ..., • CURTISS "DAIRY BEEF'' breeding service. can Leland Parker, Pomeroy realdonce 992-22114 or call stalloa '!'Uppen Plains A7-3251. 8 UDic APPALOSSA STUD IOrvloe. By appointment, pbone IIUIIJ. 1-lwotp C. C. BRADFORD AUcnONEER Complete Senlet Wrlto, Plaone or Cotolacl Crltl Bradfd Radle, OMt I I lfc lnsur1nce WI~K ==-WII."....- - -- ONLV I.ONLV REMAINED MY l.O!'AL EXPERr ·Wt.ee1 Alignm.,.t ' . . WEDNESDAY AMIITI!UR GARDEN Club at home of Mrs. C. E. lllak8alee, Wedneod&JI, 6 p. m. for a picnic; member! to brlng_e<m~red dish. WOMEN'S AUXIIJARY, Middleport F1re Departmelll, 1:30 wedneod&JI nleht at the hilL ' WINDING TRAIL Garden Club meets Wednesday, June 5, home of Mra. Clarence Heaton; brtna an arrangement of roeea am a rose specimen. POMEROY LODGE No. I~ F &AM, re11111ar ..-ng Wednesda,y, 7:30 p.m. at tbo Ma.. sonic Temple; refreshments af. terward; All master ma10111ln· vltad. . · FIRIA'oNI DLC !GO i HaW TiiAD-ILACKWALI. lilt . Prkl Tll!l · . 6501113 , ... .., 6501114 , .. .a . 700xU lt.• ,.a 700xlf lUI · .a . .75Cixl4 AI . . '6701115 · liM A7 • PlwRocippololeiHhalllt i Notlenwhlt Ooion- ·. 5.55 n.• ..GUA~ . ~POMEROY HOME AJD ~UTO 170 Attend Banquet, uo Mlddl~ 111111• IJIIIIIIt;y park, 8:30 p.m. Tbo JIU'I to emcee. BAXE SALE by Wmnan'a Soelecy of Ouiotlan Senlce, MJ.. nersvllle Melhodllt Clutch, satlll'lla7, June 8, at the m..otdklIna In Mlnerav!Do; homemade b le 1 ··"· and ......... read, P • - s , -.eo, 0 ·,'· MASTERCIWT TRAILER ;,• w.,Pmeat Fn ~=:~Stout,=~~=~;::= J&dlea' ~IWam • .'•' ElK ,\Nil MEEK -:. .. . ; . . :•~ ' SlXI-1 CQJFIDEtJCE '· IS J)EVASTATit.JG I ljOU ., 1called, Nina~ about • !jOUr ··WMPO INFORMATION NEwS " I presents LOCAL REPOJTS DAILY~ ·..-·.'· · . <. ..AJ\ .. r ..,. 7:50 A.M•.. . 1.,7 . (' } I • :'!'j . • t2 ·NOON .M , ·..·. 3P AND ··:· .. .• J DanieIA wm.. Speak'During Conferenee • promise to Chip> llel4' Glul, seer• taQ; Ada van· Meter, aulotant saci-.llr)'; and Paul Hotrman, treasurer. - k dlmor was sened .... 11 -,. round and _.-e cJanobltl talICIIIed the .__uet, . Tht IDDfll:_., ~HOSPITAL NEWS ltlftl committee lncldded. Bob lllti _ Woodo, chairman; VtrPI Windon, Lela Wlnlloo aid Mbint GoetHolzer Hospital: VI~-· lela. · 2-t and 7-3 p.m. Parenll,oilb' on Pedlatrlco Ward. · ' Admlsllons Mra. Jolm H. !lJrow, &5 Port,_ mouth Rd.: Lorena A. Miller, 76 Cedar St.; Mro. vemo c. BJa. zer, Dlreka 9&ar .Rt.; De n n y S!OIIIs, Rt. 1 cnnm CJIY; Ralph J. Coleman, Rt. I ChelhlntMro. , Scott W. Miller, B!dwell; Mra. PT. P~T - The EUzabelh A. Hamrick, 526 Maa· dloport llllnlstar of Jehovah' I nolta Dr.; Lawaon McCoy, Rt. 1 Wlinosses, Lillo A. Dulell, hu Ewlaston; Jamet Mleball Rob- been lnvlqd to BPelk J - 15 orto, Rt. 2 Bidw11U; a.,mmd to the IOIIJI.&mJIII ca>leronce C, Weiher, Rio Grando; Mn. which wU!- 100111lthe West Maxwell E. Joiul8m, Rt. I Gill- Vlrlinla Natlontl Goard Armqr)'. lljJolft; ll<b~J E.' 1WJon, Pt. Wa topic wU1 M "!M MYGIIO Plea-; Ropr L. llllldlOJ, Pt. Harilv Soy, 'Conlel' ••: 1 Plea.-; Mra. L, Rol· WI wlfa, ,iloP, ..UI "'10 par. lbt1, Rl. 3 Leol; Mn. SluiiOJ · tiel'*'- In the IOIIIInat P - . R, Lom101, Middleport; Wild D. proHIIIIDJ ~ dam~• or Wllldan, Rl,. 3 Pomoro7; Mra. Chr!Jtlan lfllnt1111W lilethodo. ·Donald B, ADea,. Rt. 2 Radno; Mr"' lllnlolado"!!Io.llllllto(her Jomoa F. Foo..., RaY~ tiJna to "'- !nlosilllllrl' - ~r­ Jomos A. SIDith, ~ vlca ~ontP•Ith hef huolfUd. Saul t.. Kaplan, Alll>!lld, ({J,, W wilt bo aml!ac. the IIWII' Mn. Slut L. Klplan, Alhlllld, . Me~ · whO wU1 be "• D · - - ' C .....nl, 11r · "'" ~.__.~.• Dol•; ~-- • ...... '' fD IJCI &t IUV ....... 'fi'IIICII Wtllltm. fellurea the themt,, "JiopandlfW . presl4eal; I I '• I'IIONB•.n annual Chester Alumni bon[uet FI1"P preaut,•{• $%110 oohololld dance Sllurda,y night at the arshlp to l'llrlda BoriQI, an tho clan of 19}~ oerv\ee and..,.,.,Y_'!\!h· •. .. • aodJIWote ~ Tbell f cATHot'Jc' ~· Club. · Jbim -a~M opoke Sacred Heart Church, 6:30 p. · on bahalf of the clals and V• m. Thurscta,y at lhe home or varian McCullough. Mrs. Geofge Hackett, Sr., lor Harold Newell, presldont of p<>tluck dlmer. the Chester Alumni Ason., ns PAST CHIEFS, Magnolia Tom- master of ceremonies lor the pie, 7:30 Thunday night at the home or Mrs. Gladys Cuckler. := RID FISH BOAT • • reunion clll$r which lime the . . There were 170 preaenttortllo . Racine; bring lawn cllslr, table of hosteu, Mrs. Ada Holter, Chester Rood; patto •1111110r and com....a-yO!Hre_party. OUTSIDE DANCE party Fri. da1 night, Pomeroy temlo court. 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. Tbo Jill'• wUI emcee. In ase cir rain, tho dance wiU be lnaldo the Pornoroy Junior high auditorium. SATIJRDAY . .t • THE MIDDLEPORT JloTo' Loa0 1 dance par. H .' !Jance. next""" FRIDAY HAPPY HARVESTERS Cla11, Trlnlcy Vnltad Church ol Christ, 6:30 Frldl,y night at the home SPECIAL . $295.00 . I .;/·': 4:30 P.M. oa.: OOC'LL l<eeoing Meig,s· Gollio ond · Mason .4rea Informed. As FIRE lHEM I r------". FOR "ttUJ Well l>l,s • •· . Entertained ; 1--------.. ' • Aadle- Willi P . Ftm U.S. presldeql ·to ·.IMt aceGrcled an audlenee -Witb a Pope wu Woodrow Wlllol!, who, en route to tbe, Pilrl8 . · ~lJJJMml!J!:;~.::::I.== Peace CGI!ference alter ~ · ~ar I wu rMelved h'.l' &Decilct XV on Jan. t;; It • Uaueramblt these four Jumbles. one lttter to eaeh ~quare, to lllrtha GALLIPOLIS, OIIID, dloport, ,....,....., 11:.11 p.m. Saturdajo, .AIDe I, 1H8, . Tuaiiii.Y; Mro. Donald B. ~ SALES REPORT 0P Rt. 2 }laciDe, aonl2:10 a.m. WI60IDO VALLEY Ll\'ESl'9CK CO. 111.u,r. Mro. 11.111ft11 E. JoiiD- ..... tit. 1 Galll,pollo, 11!11. 2:10 ~......... a.m."-· Dlacharc..rad' ~- llmllr, Lfwf• w. Dllli.Y, Mn. !*Jrlllp B• .1$1'1 . 011, 1 Jert, ·F. GriJ, JiDt 1£;, IOJ, Mro. Rou IC8It, 'Jtr17 Holten 18 to 2t; lllbJ Beef 'Lanter!, Mro. x.moth w.!me,, Berolle WE LEAVE ! ·form four ordinary words . Olir spru.l•Par.,U,e. .. ., I )'OU CAN'T GeT IN WITHOUT THIS. HOGS - 175 to 220 lbo. 1.8 to 18•, 220 to 250 lbo. 1S to 11; IJ&hl 17 to 18; Pat lkiwo If to 16; - · 10 "' 14; - - · 10 to If; lnro and Pip U to 100; ~~ 8 to 16. ' CATTLE - - a 20 to 2l; ~~~ai~~~Ju~ (.._.nla.arnw) lllli!illtii!li! . ' ·. " .. ,~-~-- ,• - ~· y_,..,, .,.;..~· ........·_"',_,,..~- . ~ . 1M ..... f~ .. "..,.,.....,. .....tloo-~lt . . ., . '·' . ' ' ,; '· ' ' a!T I 57/LL T~INK we SloCIULO TACK UP 'T~IS SIGN K¥·: ...... .lilllnlo1 B. IAai!OJ, - FRI~D '' sjwantl Marl• HOcki11J1port, Oh~o 1 Eastern lll&h S!:hool l(l'lduale TIIURSDAY school. who plana to · -· Columlllll TIIURSJAY, June 6, Mol g a .. Claases ha>int reunions 1,._ . Business Unlveralcy. , CouDty Young Rejlublleanaannulll · eluded those ofl918, 1923, 1928, rein or ablne picnic at 6:30p.m.. 1933, 1938, 1943, 1948 and 1953. Otllcero electad lor at Mlas !l!lrley Beegle's home In Two ot the oeven members of lllctude JUDO Epple, pre~ LAUREL CUFF Better Hsallh. Club, 7:30 Thursdl,y night, homo of Mrs. Ernest PoweU; M r o. ' . James GUmore, c<Hiostesa. BI!GINNas •!• f:. ..wrs~•cs. AUTOMOBILE Insurance beea comers 20 to 26;12Fat lt to1820; Ill'. aon, v....... G. Newport, m;.. to cow. 16; Bulls lo 'fa· Mro. llanlld' L..lid lld4·cancelled? Loot your oper& · 2UO; Milk COWl 100 to 200. more and 1Df11t dluillltt, MrL ' or's license? Call mz.. VEAL CALVES - Topt h.· Junoo & Portu, PJ. MrL i.JI>, I II tfc 75; Secondo 30 to 3f; ~- It~ Roulli. Jr., l)talse Gl.., 25 to 30; Com. and li!L 20 ~A. ~. Mrl. C, W• to 32; Cullo 18 to 2t. ey Wot-, bd Mro. Frllllif SHEEP - Elnl and ·""'"' 'fCfUill. • ,, ·. • 5 to 10; Stock E'we• 4 10' 10; LIIAL NOTICI Fll ll!oop 5 to 10; CUJll 1 Ill NOTICI Of' APNIMTMIMT 5; Bucko 4 to 10; Fll Wal!wro CMt .... 1t.HI 11ttft ef lclttll L. """""'' ... 5 to 10. KDUM II Jwd7 JlftD . iUt I'Nt LAMBS - Tapa 24; ........ w. Crow, lr., of ......,..,, • .., 20 to 22; LldC W1L IS 1o 10; CG~m~o. - ·of._liltl- w:n.w tiiiiJof- &ell.. . ed EletUtol' Conunoo Ill to 11. . · ' ., . llilil · . -. I OON'r NEED :;z:EATHER S. It I Lm. POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy STEREO RADIO comblnat11111; nposllelled; beaulllul ,cabl· mlnlllure. f'/5 and up. stud net. Uke new. Balance due servlee and grootplng. Phone $17, or make paymenla of IIU443. 'u ! tic t&.14 per month. Ph1111e 19S211M. U«c · RESTAURANT POR SALE OR LEASE. Completely equipped, _...._ boolhl, luncll coonter, eleelrlo TWO AIR -•111onera WJIU ' WUIIIllgrill, deep fryer, lour m.r and dryer, dlnella set, sofa L. """"'"· - - . ..,. o1 - . Cory coffee mater, refrlger· eouch, two lounge cbalra, one ·~ :'~,;, .,. otor, steam table, dlsbel, poll, I1Jio lleno unit and llpel. parll, lllc. !GO per cent caner D. A. Mlllm. 184 ~· . Do~ ~· -· IMO. location. can 112-21M New lllddleport, Phone • 1.... .. til4 ...... U.ftp · -•~u Raoen, W. Va. 1-Jt.dc 'I ~1:. ... . . . "' �,,,, ...'·J,;· ' ·Pomi.,Y .·· ·. Motor · eo. I 19~ CHEV. 2 TON HEAVY DUTY .•••• · ••••• · .$%495 825 x 20 - 10 ply tlreo, 2-,poed roar axle, 292 CIL In,, 6 cyl e.,, extr• clean •nd aolld. Has 12 ft. tnaulated van ·body with rear and aide cloora. · 1960 CHEV. 'h T, FLEETSIDE ...............$595 6 cyL O!Wlne extra ~ heaYJO dut,y tires. A real buy. 1963 CHEVROLET ,. TON . . . . .............$995 -700 x 17 tires. Heavy duty sprlJVS, solld cab, covered body. Local 1 owner, low mUeage. li ' . ,> PHONE • 6U-11 992-2181 l•ck w~ ~; Mgr. For Sele ' .' ' MOTOR BOAT, 2S hp motor. \If II G Food Morbi, Rt. 7 Pomeroy Motor Co. ~dleport. ONN IVIS. l.oci '.M. I'OMIItOY. CIHIO Canl of Thanks POMEROY Fnnn the ilulkbaei' U-3lp . .. . . &11iU'LXmfais~, BANANAS, IOc lb., miD: 'lie a · gal)on, bologna 3 .lb. .,..st, WE WISH to express our liDegp s dozen lie. Jowl anced """" thanks to friends, nelgb. ! lb. 99c. il!Jicb standard bon and relatives who vlii'W1nted To Buy For Sale paint ts.58. M i! G ,Mar'ket. Od Mr. Clarl< while he wai SIDEWALK BICYCU!: wII h TWO BEDROOM home, bath Rt. 1, Middleport. H-Sip In lllt!ip General Hospital; training wheels, Rubert Albfull basement, garage: Twothe doctors, nurses and staff, ley mldenco, IIIWIIIS. year-<>ld home in Syracuse. '55 CHEVROLET TRVCK, new also American Legion Poll Phone 1192-2421. HhiOic 6 ply t1ros with a loot utJUty members, and aD othera who bed. Ideal for plumbers, paiD. helped In any way. AN'nQUES, !umlture, dllbes, FOUR BEDROOM home on IJn. ters or <arpenlers. J o h n Mr. and Mn.,.Oiarleo Clark. mlscellaneouo. lofn. Howard coin Rill, Pomeroy; recenUr Kra!ISCifll, Middleport, phone U.ltp Cectl, 8110 W. Main St., Pomeremodeled. Large lot; $11,995. 19S-2717. ~ roy. 14-lfc Call Lee Seyler, 1192-2f6Z. Notice ~-Ute 14 F'0!1I' GALVANIZED boat BAND EVERY Friday from I SMALL ACREAGE, no bulldwith oars and llle jackets; 4 lnp, state price and I u 11 MAPLE STEREO radio, 1968 p.m. to 2 a.m. Best band In . passenger. $110. J<iln Kraw· partlculan Write Bo• sa.r In the ..... Shenang Sprlnp Early American stereo radio oczyn, Middleport, Phone 992eare of Dally SenUnel, ~ Nile Club. U.llc combbtatlon. BeautlluJ solid 2717. """' stale unll with 4-speed chang. erny. ~"' WILL CARE tor elderly women er. Take over payments of fl STRAWBERRIES. 4Dc a box. In my home. Phone 7U.S'IIS. per month or balance $99.98. For Sele or Trede Roy w. Prolfitt. Portland. 1-Mtp JAGUAR for fann tractor. M Also, lovely walnut console Phone 1143-2433. 6-5-8lc with 4 speaker sound system, I. G Food Martel, Rt. 7, Mf6. THE MEIGS County Fillh and 4 speed dual volume control SAVE tso or more on alumbtum dleport. U-3lp with AM & FM radio. Pay Game Assn. will meet 'Jburo.. boats. AD sizes 10.12-l!-14 day, Juno 8 at 7:30 p.m. at STORE EQUIPMENT lor bouse balance 188.09 or paymenls loot. Call 19S-2!47. or 992-a5C. the Por.>eruy Gun Club. AD ol $5 per month. Call 992-3218. trailer. M I. G Marbt, Rt. 7, S.lf.301c members and otflcen a r e lollddleport, S.Uic U-3lp urged to altencl this lmpmt. ant meeting. ~ ... OI.Ds. 40, 4 I)Jeed, pllone ZIG ZA(J.()MATIC: Well blown Real Estate For Sale make sewing maclllne has MNIII. 8-Uic SHOO'J'ING MAM SWtday, many lealureo. Makes buttonholes. darns, mends, without June '· 110011 to 4, Hams, ba- Female Help Wentecl con, haU of hog. Shotgum onattacllments. Sews on a II ly, Rutland American Legion WAITRESS, FULL or pi r I types of labrlcs. Free home time; 21 to 40; nlgbt ablft. demonstration. Pay balance ol GEO. HOIISTE'rrEB - llnbr Home. U-4IA: No experience necesaary, Ap. $42.98 or monthly payments. POMEROY - 5 Ruoms, modern ply In penon, Blue Tartan. bath, panell111, full basement can 1192-3218. 6-utc JIM ADAMS Auction every FriU«c with garage, above floods. day at Rutland ..UI start at 37 ACRE FABM - 20 tractor STRA WHERRIES for sale. Bll· 7 p.m. Instead ol 7:!0 p.m. Help Wentecl ly Hill, Racine. 5-31-61c tillable, clean. good lencea, I Jim Adams, Auctioneer. LADY lor houaewark, coot, Uve room home, modem bath, 1-Hic tn or out pboDe ~1, 01111o 50 1 10, TWO BEDROOJ4 trailbarn, and o~ bulldlna;; MItact~ 0. ~IIIDdy over·tlberty· ··er, 'ca/;leted 1Mng room and nerals. · • ~ SWAJIMI'K01 · ..:. blue kitchen. Cuntact W. C. BELEN and VIRGIL TEAPORD I 'TIIe)l are re-produciiVM, not Theatre, Middleport for Intervtew. &+41c Spencer near the MI. Herman fOlD' worker colony. Free Jn. Aaoodalea - ..... Church, or phone Chester 985Syracue, Oblo spect1ons and btlormaUon on 3553. 6-4-Sip crawl space dangen. No 6-s.31c sal01111an, low overilead, N For Rent per cent savlnga. AIDed Pest PURE CLOVER hay; was not O'BRIEN AND CROW PLENTY of space for one traDConll'ol. Pomeroy, Oldo. In high water; 18 acres lo out REALTY COMPANY er with all facilities . In Syra- In fteld. Priced right. J. M. BASIIAN' - 2 story frame, 7 Phone ..u669 evenlnp. s.suotp cuae. Call 1192-3104. 4-18-tlc Gaul, Sumner Road. Phone rooms, 4 bedrooms, bath, Cheater 985-3832. 6-4-3tp plenty garden space. A buy at FURNISHED and unfurnished WILL DO oowlng at home t3.500.00. apartments. Close to IIChool. THREE PIECE Modern Walnqt MIDDLEPORT - I story frame, zlppon, pockets, pegging, Phone 992-5143. 18-16-tfe hemming, alterations, etc. bedroom aulte with nlgbt ta· 2 bedrooms, pari bath, nice Mn. Freddie Thabet, Malon, ble, one chaise lounge, one lot. $1,9'/5.110. Phone i73.Hst. 4-IJll.llc LARGE nvo room and hth <aiCO kitchen step stool with P'(}llfEROY - 2 story ~· 4 apartment, newly de<'Ol'a!P.<t, bad<, one three way table bedrooma, 2 balha, buiineul. furnace heat, Pomerov, HAPPY HOUR, Shena111 Sptlnt!l lamp - 27~ Inches taD. Ph. Ideal lor large lamlly. $11,1110. Phone 1192-5307. l·:.lfc NJl,e Club, 5 to 8 p.m. Monlft.3806. 6-»>p WANT TO IIBLL7 .day thro Friday. Ladles nlgbt IJST wrm us nery Friday. U-llc FOUR ROOM FURNISHED '55 CHEVY - $55, phone 1192HENRY CLl!:UND APARTMENT, Phone 9112Uill. 11+31p Ofllce- • • 4-SI-Ifc Reo.-IIUIII WANTED FOR BE'ri'ER cleanll!l, to TRAILER SPACE, aD utlllllel keep colon gleaming, u s e available. Inquire IH Mulber· Blue Lllllre carpel cleaner. Services ry afll!r ! or 5 p.m. Write P. Rant electric shampooer $1. RIIDIO & TV repair, 1'0110110 . BoJ 425 Pomeroy. S.:at-tle Baker Furniture. U«c able prlcea. Anlemla & floot. ter service. John llarrlaon, TWO BEDROOM trailer, M & 701 Broadway St., Middleport, Apply In Penon G Market, Rl. 7, Middleport. 1951 CHEVROLET hody and Ohio. Phone 992-2922, open motor. Phone 84!-27'17. 11+31c H-Sip evenings. ~ . PIL9Bllo2!U HE twRSrs INro A 11/111/U ..,.,.., ,. . '· ' '.\ j .,, HOBSTETTER REALTY .' '. ' . .f . ' • I •• Bu•l-• lllP WANnD Senice Malager R. N. RAWLINGS SONS 'COMPANY :I ' I: , I I 'I I I' For Sale 111154 CORVETI'E convertible. new transmission, · P o w• r steering, oower brakes, lac· tory hanltop Included. Tinted glass, AM&FM radio, 12350. Phone 992-200'1 alter 5 p.m. 6 6-4Stp THREE ACRES. 5 room boose, new roof, bam, ceDar, two Mictdleport, Ohio c1a1erns and 1um1ture $1500. Phone 74U615. 5-16-301, LADY to lily nlgbll with elderly lady 1n Racme. can • 11185 or MNII4 U-llc 1951 PLYMOUTH Station Wa· gon, automaUc transmission, 1157 GMC hall-ton pldnlp; also good condition. Can be seen LADY TO care ,.,. Hml-lnvalld twv year old oman horae. Ph. It Lou's Aabland, or caD 9112-, W0111111. Lllbt housolroeplng 74J.4435. U«c 211!t. ~lp and <lOOking. IJve bt. Phone fl9.2!10. 1-U!p LARGE HOUSE In Racine, I TWO NICE re-condllloned uprilbl plaooa; cherry finish. niOIDI, one third acre lot. · can Rutland FumHure 74J. For Trade good locaUon, tiSOD. Phone 4211. ll+3lc CASH POR Antiques. BID Nf.3'1".4. S.2t-121c Hamm, Middleport. Ohio• . 1-lNOic IIOME GROWN tomato planll 19611 ZIG ZAG portable, slight. lor garden ... : Early Va~ ly Died; does everytblng with. oot aUachmenls; In good COD· Wanted To Le!ant, Hines . 1350, Big Red. diUon. $11.118 per monlh, or FAIIMS Ill Meip or . _ Delicious, and Improved MexluD price of $41.10. For tree County lor oil and gu. Write Ican. Also cabbage and pephome demonstration. call 1192to Olaweva 011 and G 11 per plants. Thomu Rayman. 21111. U«c a,rp., S06 Cutler st., Mllrletta, Syr8CUIIO, 0. S.M-lltc ~!Jip 0. ./ . .:.._ - OONSIGNMENT sate: C<llllplete • line of farm macbloery .and Rehold lleml. Jllllt 15 star1.. lnc Ill - . . Sldehil1 auclloa on Leo Jlartlllarm, Rutland, Ollio. AnJQ1e wllblna to ae11 lll7 Item 11 the ale eaU 7U. , •648 or 742-5817. Not res"""' olblt lor accidents. Lunch will be ,..._ Terms of sale Cooh. ..., • CURTISS "DAIRY BEEF'' breeding service. can Leland Parker, Pomeroy realdonce 992-22114 or call stalloa '!'Uppen Plains A7-3251. 8 UDic APPALOSSA STUD IOrvloe. By appointment, pbone IIUIIJ. 1-lwotp C. C. BRADFORD AUcnONEER Complete Senlet Wrlto, Plaone or Cotolacl Crltl Bradfd Radle, OMt I I lfc lnsur1nce WI~K ==-WII."....- - -- ONLV I.ONLV REMAINED MY l.O!'AL EXPERr ·Wt.ee1 Alignm.,.t ' . . WEDNESDAY AMIITI!UR GARDEN Club at home of Mrs. C. E. lllak8alee, Wedneod&JI, 6 p. m. for a picnic; member! to brlng_e<m~red dish. WOMEN'S AUXIIJARY, Middleport F1re Departmelll, 1:30 wedneod&JI nleht at the hilL ' WINDING TRAIL Garden Club meets Wednesday, June 5, home of Mra. Clarence Heaton; brtna an arrangement of roeea am a rose specimen. POMEROY LODGE No. I~ F &AM, re11111ar ..-ng Wednesda,y, 7:30 p.m. at tbo Ma.. sonic Temple; refreshments af. terward; All master ma10111ln· vltad. . · FIRIA'oNI DLC !GO i HaW TiiAD-ILACKWALI. lilt . Prkl Tll!l · . 6501113 , ... .., 6501114 , .. .a . 700xU lt.• ,.a 700xlf lUI · .a . .75Cixl4 AI . . '6701115 · liM A7 • PlwRocippololeiHhalllt i Notlenwhlt Ooion- ·. 5.55 n.• ..GUA~ . ~POMEROY HOME AJD ~UTO 170 Attend Banquet, uo Mlddl~ 111111• IJIIIIIIt;y park, 8:30 p.m. Tbo JIU'I to emcee. BAXE SALE by Wmnan'a Soelecy of Ouiotlan Senlce, MJ.. nersvllle Melhodllt Clutch, satlll'lla7, June 8, at the m..otdklIna In Mlnerav!Do; homemade b le 1 ··"· and ......... read, P • - s , -.eo, 0 ·,'· MASTERCIWT TRAILER ;,• w.,Pmeat Fn ~=:~Stout,=~~=~;::= J&dlea' ~IWam • .'•' ElK ,\Nil MEEK -:. .. . ; . . :•~ ' SlXI-1 CQJFIDEtJCE '· IS J)EVASTATit.JG I ljOU ., 1called, Nina~ about • !jOUr ··WMPO INFORMATION NEwS " I presents LOCAL REPOJTS DAILY~ ·..-·.'· · . <. ..AJ\ .. r ..,. 7:50 A.M•.. . 1.,7 . (' } I • :'!'j . • t2 ·NOON .M , ·..·. 3P AND ··:· .. .• J DanieIA wm.. Speak'During Conferenee • promise to Chip> llel4' Glul, seer• taQ; Ada van· Meter, aulotant saci-.llr)'; and Paul Hotrman, treasurer. - k dlmor was sened .... 11 -,. round and _.-e cJanobltl talICIIIed the .__uet, . Tht IDDfll:_., ~HOSPITAL NEWS ltlftl committee lncldded. Bob lllti _ Woodo, chairman; VtrPI Windon, Lela Wlnlloo aid Mbint GoetHolzer Hospital: VI~-· lela. · 2-t and 7-3 p.m. Parenll,oilb' on Pedlatrlco Ward. · ' Admlsllons Mra. Jolm H. !lJrow, &5 Port,_ mouth Rd.: Lorena A. Miller, 76 Cedar St.; Mro. vemo c. BJa. zer, Dlreka 9&ar .Rt.; De n n y S!OIIIs, Rt. 1 cnnm CJIY; Ralph J. Coleman, Rt. I ChelhlntMro. , Scott W. Miller, B!dwell; Mra. PT. P~T - The EUzabelh A. Hamrick, 526 Maa· dloport llllnlstar of Jehovah' I nolta Dr.; Lawaon McCoy, Rt. 1 Wlinosses, Lillo A. Dulell, hu Ewlaston; Jamet Mleball Rob- been lnvlqd to BPelk J - 15 orto, Rt. 2 Bidw11U; a.,mmd to the IOIIJI.&mJIII ca>leronce C, Weiher, Rio Grando; Mn. which wU!- 100111lthe West Maxwell E. Joiul8m, Rt. I Gill- Vlrlinla Natlontl Goard Armqr)'. lljJolft; ll<b~J E.' 1WJon, Pt. Wa topic wU1 M "!M MYGIIO Plea-; Ropr L. llllldlOJ, Pt. Harilv Soy, 'Conlel' ••: 1 Plea.-; Mra. L, Rol· WI wlfa, ,iloP, ..UI "'10 par. lbt1, Rl. 3 Leol; Mn. SluiiOJ · tiel'*'- In the IOIIIInat P - . R, Lom101, Middleport; Wild D. proHIIIIDJ ~ dam~• or Wllldan, Rl,. 3 Pomoro7; Mra. Chr!Jtlan lfllnt1111W lilethodo. ·Donald B, ADea,. Rt. 2 Radno; Mr"' lllnlolado"!!Io.llllllto(her Jomoa F. Foo..., RaY~ tiJna to "'- !nlosilllllrl' - ~r­ Jomos A. SIDith, ~ vlca ~ontP•Ith hef huolfUd. Saul t.. Kaplan, Alll>!lld, ({J,, W wilt bo aml!ac. the IIWII' Mn. Slut L. Klplan, Alhlllld, . Me~ · whO wU1 be "• D · - - ' C .....nl, 11r · "'" ~.__.~.• Dol•; ~-- • ...... '' fD IJCI &t IUV ....... 'fi'IIICII Wtllltm. fellurea the themt,, "JiopandlfW . presl4eal; I I '• I'IIONB•.n annual Chester Alumni bon[uet FI1"P preaut,•{• $%110 oohololld dance Sllurda,y night at the arshlp to l'llrlda BoriQI, an tho clan of 19}~ oerv\ee and..,.,.,Y_'!\!h· •. .. • aodJIWote ~ Tbell f cATHot'Jc' ~· Club. · Jbim -a~M opoke Sacred Heart Church, 6:30 p. · on bahalf of the clals and V• m. Thurscta,y at lhe home or varian McCullough. Mrs. Geofge Hackett, Sr., lor Harold Newell, presldont of p<>tluck dlmer. the Chester Alumni Ason., ns PAST CHIEFS, Magnolia Tom- master of ceremonies lor the pie, 7:30 Thunday night at the home or Mrs. Gladys Cuckler. := RID FISH BOAT • • reunion clll$r which lime the . . There were 170 preaenttortllo . Racine; bring lawn cllslr, table of hosteu, Mrs. Ada Holter, Chester Rood; patto •1111110r and com....a-yO!Hre_party. OUTSIDE DANCE party Fri. da1 night, Pomeroy temlo court. 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. Tbo Jill'• wUI emcee. In ase cir rain, tho dance wiU be lnaldo the Pornoroy Junior high auditorium. SATIJRDAY . .t • THE MIDDLEPORT JloTo' Loa0 1 dance par. H .' !Jance. next""" FRIDAY HAPPY HARVESTERS Cla11, Trlnlcy Vnltad Church ol Christ, 6:30 Frldl,y night at the home SPECIAL . $295.00 . I .;/·': 4:30 P.M. oa.: OOC'LL l<eeoing Meig,s· Gollio ond · Mason .4rea Informed. As FIRE lHEM I r------". FOR "ttUJ Well l>l,s • •· . Entertained ; 1--------.. ' • Aadle- Willi P . Ftm U.S. presldeql ·to ·.IMt aceGrcled an audlenee -Witb a Pope wu Woodrow Wlllol!, who, en route to tbe, Pilrl8 . · ~lJJJMml!J!:;~.::::I.== Peace CGI!ference alter ~ · ~ar I wu rMelved h'.l' &Decilct XV on Jan. t;; It • Uaueramblt these four Jumbles. one lttter to eaeh ~quare, to lllrtha GALLIPOLIS, OIIID, dloport, ,....,....., 11:.11 p.m. Saturdajo, .AIDe I, 1H8, . Tuaiiii.Y; Mro. Donald B. ~ SALES REPORT 0P Rt. 2 }laciDe, aonl2:10 a.m. WI60IDO VALLEY Ll\'ESl'9CK CO. 111.u,r. Mro. 11.111ft11 E. JoiiD- ..... tit. 1 Galll,pollo, 11!11. 2:10 ~......... a.m."-· Dlacharc..rad' ~- llmllr, Lfwf• w. Dllli.Y, Mn. !*Jrlllp B• .1$1'1 . 011, 1 Jert, ·F. GriJ, JiDt 1£;, IOJ, Mro. Rou IC8It, 'Jtr17 Holten 18 to 2t; lllbJ Beef 'Lanter!, Mro. x.moth w.!me,, Berolle WE LEAVE ! ·form four ordinary words . Olir spru.l•Par.,U,e. .. ., I )'OU CAN'T GeT IN WITHOUT THIS. HOGS - 175 to 220 lbo. 1.8 to 18•, 220 to 250 lbo. 1S to 11; IJ&hl 17 to 18; Pat lkiwo If to 16; - · 10 "' 14; - - · 10 to If; lnro and Pip U to 100; ~~ 8 to 16. ' CATTLE - - a 20 to 2l; ~~~ai~~~Ju~ (.._.nla.arnw) lllli!illtii!li! . ' ·. " .. ,~-~-- ,• - ~· y_,..,, .,.;..~· ........·_"',_,,..~- . ~ . 1M ..... f~ .. "..,.,.....,. .....tloo-~lt . . ., . '·' . ' ' ,; '· ' ' a!T I 57/LL T~INK we SloCIULO TACK UP 'T~IS SIGN K¥·: ...... .lilllnlo1 B. IAai!OJ, - FRI~D '' sjwantl Marl• HOcki11J1port, Oh~o 1 Eastern lll&h S!:hool l(l'lduale TIIURSDAY school. who plana to · -· Columlllll TIIURSJAY, June 6, Mol g a .. Claases ha>int reunions 1,._ . Business Unlveralcy. , CouDty Young Rejlublleanaannulll · eluded those ofl918, 1923, 1928, rein or ablne picnic at 6:30p.m.. 1933, 1938, 1943, 1948 and 1953. Otllcero electad lor at Mlas !l!lrley Beegle's home In Two ot the oeven members of lllctude JUDO Epple, pre~ LAUREL CUFF Better Hsallh. Club, 7:30 Thursdl,y night, homo of Mrs. Ernest PoweU; M r o. ' . James GUmore, c<Hiostesa. BI!GINNas •!• f:. ..wrs~•cs. AUTOMOBILE Insurance beea comers 20 to 26;12Fat lt to1820; Ill'. aon, v....... G. Newport, m;.. to cow. 16; Bulls lo 'fa· Mro. llanlld' L..lid lld4·cancelled? Loot your oper& · 2UO; Milk COWl 100 to 200. more and 1Df11t dluillltt, MrL ' or's license? Call mz.. VEAL CALVES - Topt h.· Junoo & Portu, PJ. MrL i.JI>, I II tfc 75; Secondo 30 to 3f; ~- It~ Roulli. Jr., l)talse Gl.., 25 to 30; Com. and li!L 20 ~A. ~. Mrl. C, W• to 32; Cullo 18 to 2t. ey Wot-, bd Mro. Frllllif SHEEP - Elnl and ·""'"' 'fCfUill. • ,, ·. • 5 to 10; Stock E'we• 4 10' 10; LIIAL NOTICI Fll ll!oop 5 to 10; CUJll 1 Ill NOTICI Of' APNIMTMIMT 5; Bucko 4 to 10; Fll Wal!wro CMt .... 1t.HI 11ttft ef lclttll L. """""'' ... 5 to 10. KDUM II Jwd7 JlftD . iUt I'Nt LAMBS - Tapa 24; ........ w. Crow, lr., of ......,..,, • .., 20 to 22; LldC W1L IS 1o 10; CG~m~o. - ·of._liltl- w:n.w tiiiiJof- &ell.. . ed EletUtol' Conunoo Ill to 11. . · ' ., . llilil · . -. I OON'r NEED :;z:EATHER S. It I Lm. POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy STEREO RADIO comblnat11111; nposllelled; beaulllul ,cabl· mlnlllure. f'/5 and up. stud net. Uke new. Balance due servlee and grootplng. Phone $17, or make paymenla of IIU443. 'u ! tic t&.14 per month. Ph1111e 19S211M. U«c · RESTAURANT POR SALE OR LEASE. Completely equipped, _...._ boolhl, luncll coonter, eleelrlo TWO AIR -•111onera WJIU ' WUIIIllgrill, deep fryer, lour m.r and dryer, dlnella set, sofa L. """"'"· - - . ..,. o1 - . Cory coffee mater, refrlger· eouch, two lounge cbalra, one ·~ :'~,;, .,. otor, steam table, dlsbel, poll, I1Jio lleno unit and llpel. parll, lllc. !GO per cent caner D. A. Mlllm. 184 ~· . Do~ ~· -· IMO. location. can 112-21M New lllddleport, Phone • 1.... .. til4 ...... U.ftp · -•~u Raoen, W. Va. 1-Jt.dc 'I ~1:. ... . . . "' �. ' . .: (. ' 'FryerJ. . ' ' lb. !Formerly .Evens Super Market) •nd Steond ,Sts'W. ,.__ PHONE: 992-3480 • ,........, The Right To Limit Qallltltlll" 2., .. Cut-Up MARKET • Open Daily 9 to 9:30~Sun. 12 to r...., Mill ' .' Fryers lb. _ _ MJDDliPORT, o. ·Ballard's· · • David Davies 20 Count 59~ U.S. GUDE ·ASMALL Miracle Margarine 303 CANS ' MAWONII. SPAGHEm, Ret Cross · ·· · · · 2 lh. hx. 49c PlNTO BEANS, Luck's · · ·· ······· ·· ·· · · ·· · 5 - 303 cans $1 SHOE STRING POTATOES, Kobey's · · ·· ·· · ·· ··· · ·· · can lOt TOMATO SOUP, Campbell's ·.. · .. · .. · tan 10t MAXWBL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE · · ·· · · 10 OL jar 1.29 STOKELY CATSUP ··· ·· · · · · · · · 5- 14 oz. hots. 1.00 PAL PEANUTBUTIER · ·· ······ · · 2 lh. jar 69c HERSHEY SYRUP ····· ··· 16 oz. can 2lc ALL VARIETIES iI FRISKIES CAT FOOD · AJAX DOEJlGENT · ···· IGA ROUR, plain PINEAPPLE - ORANGE DEL MONTE DRINK · I I, 10 - 61 oz. ~ans $1.00 · · ··· · King Size Box 99c · · .. 251h. hag $1.59 ·· · · · 4 - 46 oz. cans $1.00 EVERYDAY LOW PRICE• BISCUITS, BaUard, Pillsbury ·· ·· · · I '' KOTEX, regular New White .. Fl'fll Lip ., llnld Qurters . . . . . .. U• , ..... , ,.. Lap " ' " " " . " 1-:lb. em. _ 10 cans $1.00 12 ct. hox 39t 1--~\;llERftl 0 ..,, ' 1.00 ·' SEALTEST I Gallon Kraft HalfLONGHORN CHEESE ' A How rilany different items appear on your·ahopping list each week? . . ·.• ' 89~ l(,you~ conce1·ned about.your total food bill, "-. ·r·,., . . ., . 10ile ol' two·.so-called "hot" specials won't help much. . Will they? . . . ~ ' ... 1-1.8. CRACKERS ••••••••~~ . . We Buy 'Em A By The Truck loq:d! - I I ' 'I SAT~ ·ONL-Y! · POTATOES Nice Golden Ripe Fruit 10 lb. bag lbs I • ' ·., ·:- : -·~- . ' . ' ' 0 ........ u•• " " " " " " " $64 lllflu DIIIIIS , .-.. ....... . . -ato 0. . . • " ., • • 0 • .. .. ' .. 0 . ,, . ...... ..,•• .1111111 llrudH Ptrcll ' ..... ' • " z~ ... .,_,SULTANA I Jot ANHPA&E GRAPEFRUIT U&HTMEAT CHUNK STYLE 1-111.... • I . . . . . . . .,.... 3, ~ IIIEIIIIIT_,_ • lin• a,tl . .l·ln• 11111 ............. .-I .. ,.. SUNNYIIOOI FrelhltP -......·.... c·s·. . C' II& IUYS ON A&P's FlESH PIODUCfl CORN ~d 10 .. &9c. •• Vlne ... ~ , Ripened : 0 .. BIG BUYS on A&P's Groceries! ' tl\at•$\viiat 1~ally counts. Isn't it? "'·. 0 0 PINEAPPLE- ~ " i • .. ' .J , ·· Wb~~tj.1.~U, :a~d it aJI ~p, ~ 0 cRACKERs 22c .POTATOES 5 :. 49c .,. More A&P BIG BUYS! ' \'4- Pltdl 1. 00 . 'FIG BARS •••••••• :~~ Plleflc Conte,._,.. ,, ' ,. So J:.~f.~;v~~ y~u what ;v.ou need ... ~ve1;y,.a~y ,lo"W prices throughout the sto1·e ' piU!J wee~ly 'IBig Buys." ' The 1~.sult~ .. · · r¥,Jn~ you can See In yoUI' tape total. .--!11 REAL WHIP TOPPING 2-1.1. 0 ChlckeM •••• Ei1ht O'Clock Coffee • • • • . 3:. '159 AlaiM "Jellies Aristocrat Saltines .. ::: 1r 3:: 5100 29' hdlllall Bri1ht Bleach Del Drink .. ~24' ::8' ..... 29' list T ' ' '' IGA LABEL . ; '. . #, __ ~ • ' B·NQUET TV DINNIIlS 3 FOI 1. , . 0 Roastlllt IIIIIISI 111111 .... A•k ...... .. ... ••• 2j)? 40?Eveli more? . • IGA SALTINE f' ~- ' .. ~ 0 " '.••I . . . .. "0 -·· FROZEN FOOD . SPECIALS! " Plrk Oliopi-QIIrlll'tll Lell ' . ~.:.:: .. , .. llltiiSI Perk ltllf..llft stJII .... • . . Plrk lhlb. '-f~ ltJie. ~­ lllltld stlctdllll .. "" " ~·· SHrt lib ........ " " " 0 ~ ~ ~.-r . 0 lllllla CIIIICII ll11d .. . . . .. .. .. "' 1.. llrllll Tip lltld . ............. a.SI.DI THdll .... Stub ...... .. ... ,o.SI,II pelllellcelfllb ............. .. Sl.ll Fl'llll Frrer 11nut1 . .... . .... . . ..... POPSICKLES OR FUDGESICKLES 6 ~Ck 29c CHEESE 3eoz.PKGS. Mark V Savings! ' -rS·J ~CI::.· 69~ PHILADELPHIA ~I j IOUND 01 lUMP - SUPIIoi.HT 111P EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! ~ - CRE • • .. JJc Smoked Picnics • Boneless Roast • I ICE'""IIifj't.:l~-' ·••"'~loll ·• I ' TOTIL . Welleiley F•rm /~~, Tray Pack SUPIIo116HT QUALITY - SHOIT SHAJII .3 ~ '79~ PORK &BEANS 10 1.00 39~ c Whole lb. I CORN MEAL . 5 Fresh, Fully Dressec:l 0 VAN CAMP'S Martha White Self- Rising LB. BAG .,~.- BIG BUYS on "Super-Right" Meats! Cut.Up Fryers - 4 OZ. CANS SHORTENING 5c OFF -·· . 1 ' VIENNA SAUSAGE 5 1.00 WILSON'S BAKERITE OR ARMOUR'S VEGETOLE ' ',. --~·~-~-····~~-··--···1-······i VAN CAMP'S • . OPEN DAILY 7:00 TO 5:3o-FRIDAY NITE TILL 9, FRYERS ROSEDALE SLICED tb. LB. CAN n..llll f • SALADS · .' i 3 • ., _. , ' 4SOEXTRA ST I Till Till miP TO TOll llP FOI '- II'!t'lll STIIIPII CHICK ITEMS YOU IUYI •. ',. .Jl ' •• • .. ~ ==-':t'~ ....... ... 1. _..,... ~· ............ . ....... -1. -....... -.... ,....,.,,, ' �. ' . .: (. ' 'FryerJ. . ' ' lb. !Formerly .Evens Super Market) •nd Steond ,Sts'W. ,.__ PHONE: 992-3480 • ,........, The Right To Limit Qallltltlll" 2., .. Cut-Up MARKET • Open Daily 9 to 9:30~Sun. 12 to r...., Mill ' .' Fryers lb. _ _ MJDDliPORT, o. ·Ballard's· · • David Davies 20 Count 59~ U.S. GUDE ·ASMALL Miracle Margarine 303 CANS ' MAWONII. SPAGHEm, Ret Cross · ·· · · · 2 lh. hx. 49c PlNTO BEANS, Luck's · · ·· ······· ·· ·· · · ·· · 5 - 303 cans $1 SHOE STRING POTATOES, Kobey's · · ·· ·· · ·· ··· · ·· · can lOt TOMATO SOUP, Campbell's ·.. · .. · .. · tan 10t MAXWBL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE · · ·· · · 10 OL jar 1.29 STOKELY CATSUP ··· ·· · · · · · · · 5- 14 oz. hots. 1.00 PAL PEANUTBUTIER · ·· ······ · · 2 lh. jar 69c HERSHEY SYRUP ····· ··· 16 oz. can 2lc ALL VARIETIES iI FRISKIES CAT FOOD · AJAX DOEJlGENT · ···· IGA ROUR, plain PINEAPPLE - ORANGE DEL MONTE DRINK · I I, 10 - 61 oz. ~ans $1.00 · · ··· · King Size Box 99c · · .. 251h. hag $1.59 ·· · · · 4 - 46 oz. cans $1.00 EVERYDAY LOW PRICE• BISCUITS, BaUard, Pillsbury ·· ·· · · I '' KOTEX, regular New White .. Fl'fll Lip ., llnld Qurters . . . . . .. U• , ..... , ,.. Lap " ' " " " . " 1-:lb. em. _ 10 cans $1.00 12 ct. hox 39t 1--~\;llERftl 0 ..,, ' 1.00 ·' SEALTEST I Gallon Kraft HalfLONGHORN CHEESE ' A How rilany different items appear on your·ahopping list each week? . . ·.• ' 89~ l(,you~ conce1·ned about.your total food bill, "-. ·r·,., . . ., . 10ile ol' two·.so-called "hot" specials won't help much. . Will they? . . . ~ ' ... 1-1.8. CRACKERS ••••••••~~ . . We Buy 'Em A By The Truck loq:d! - I I ' 'I SAT~ ·ONL-Y! · POTATOES Nice Golden Ripe Fruit 10 lb. bag lbs I • ' ·., ·:- : -·~- . ' . ' ' 0 ........ u•• " " " " " " " $64 lllflu DIIIIIS , .-.. ....... . . -ato 0. . . • " ., • • 0 • .. .. ' .. 0 . ,, . ...... ..,•• .1111111 llrudH Ptrcll ' ..... ' • " z~ ... .,_,SULTANA I Jot ANHPA&E GRAPEFRUIT U&HTMEAT CHUNK STYLE 1-111.... • I . . . . . . . .,.... 3, ~ IIIEIIIIIT_,_ • lin• a,tl . .l·ln• 11111 ............. .-I .. ,.. SUNNYIIOOI FrelhltP -......·.... c·s·. . C' II& IUYS ON A&P's FlESH PIODUCfl CORN ~d 10 .. &9c. •• Vlne ... ~ , Ripened : 0 .. BIG BUYS on A&P's Groceries! ' tl\at•$\viiat 1~ally counts. Isn't it? "'·. 0 0 PINEAPPLE- ~ " i • .. ' .J , ·· Wb~~tj.1.~U, :a~d it aJI ~p, ~ 0 cRACKERs 22c .POTATOES 5 :. 49c .,. More A&P BIG BUYS! ' \'4- Pltdl 1. 00 . 'FIG BARS •••••••• :~~ Plleflc Conte,._,.. ,, ' ,. So J:.~f.~;v~~ y~u what ;v.ou need ... ~ve1;y,.a~y ,lo"W prices throughout the sto1·e ' piU!J wee~ly 'IBig Buys." ' The 1~.sult~ .. · · r¥,Jn~ you can See In yoUI' tape total. .--!11 REAL WHIP TOPPING 2-1.1. 0 ChlckeM •••• Ei1ht O'Clock Coffee • • • • . 3:. '159 AlaiM "Jellies Aristocrat Saltines .. ::: 1r 3:: 5100 29' hdlllall Bri1ht Bleach Del Drink .. ~24' ::8' ..... 29' list T ' ' '' IGA LABEL . ; '. . #, __ ~ • ' B·NQUET TV DINNIIlS 3 FOI 1. , . 0 Roastlllt IIIIIISI 111111 .... A•k ...... .. ... ••• 2j)? 40?Eveli more? . • IGA SALTINE f' ~- ' .. ~ 0 " '.••I . . . .. "0 -·· FROZEN FOOD . SPECIALS! " Plrk Oliopi-QIIrlll'tll Lell ' . ~.:.:: .. , .. llltiiSI Perk ltllf..llft stJII .... • . . Plrk lhlb. '-f~ ltJie. ~­ lllltld stlctdllll .. "" " ~·· SHrt lib ........ " " " 0 ~ ~ ~.-r . 0 lllllla CIIIICII ll11d .. . . . .. .. .. "' 1.. llrllll Tip lltld . ............. a.SI.DI THdll .... Stub ...... .. ... ,o.SI,II pelllellcelfllb ............. .. Sl.ll Fl'llll Frrer 11nut1 . .... . .... . . ..... POPSICKLES OR FUDGESICKLES 6 ~Ck 29c CHEESE 3eoz.PKGS. Mark V Savings! ' -rS·J ~CI::.· 69~ PHILADELPHIA ~I j IOUND 01 lUMP - SUPIIoi.HT 111P EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! ~ - CRE • • .. JJc Smoked Picnics • Boneless Roast • I ICE'""IIifj't.:l~-' ·••"'~loll ·• I ' TOTIL . Welleiley F•rm /~~, Tray Pack SUPIIo116HT QUALITY - SHOIT SHAJII .3 ~ '79~ PORK &BEANS 10 1.00 39~ c Whole lb. I CORN MEAL . 5 Fresh, Fully Dressec:l 0 VAN CAMP'S Martha White Self- Rising LB. BAG .,~.- BIG BUYS on "Super-Right" Meats! Cut.Up Fryers - 4 OZ. CANS SHORTENING 5c OFF -·· . 1 ' VIENNA SAUSAGE 5 1.00 WILSON'S BAKERITE OR ARMOUR'S VEGETOLE ' ',. --~·~-~-····~~-··--···1-······i VAN CAMP'S • . OPEN DAILY 7:00 TO 5:3o-FRIDAY NITE TILL 9, FRYERS ROSEDALE SLICED tb. LB. CAN n..llll f • SALADS · .' i 3 • ., _. , ' 4SOEXTRA ST I Till Till miP TO TOll llP FOI '- II'!t'lll STIIIPII CHICK ITEMS YOU IUYI •. ',. .Jl ' •• • .. ~ ==-':t'~ ....... ... 1. _..,... ~· ............ . ....... -1. -....... -.... ,....,.,,, ' �'' - 1'' \ '\ ' :> Violence. Lives--and Grows--in Mainstream ,. Ell!ToJiS I NOTE: 11m ., I, · a lJl'l !lliatoei'ollller, wu · kept ........wns with lh<\ JIOCJII• ! :~: ...,. Son. Robert F. who were, holdlns ~m. . . ·W"'i" he was shot · The 1111!' was yoiUug. ' Bot I , oatly tOcii,y at ·tile Ambosllldor · doo't know what he woo Halo!. )lore Ia ~~ atocy. • He Ill' RON BENNETI row hands, then walked directly behiJd the podium, through """" curtalna that led 11> a hlllwO)' Into a kitchen areL It ~~- 11 If he might be ,olng toward an e""'eyes' entraDce. soomed TV .... (Continued from Page I) ln!ormed <i the dread!ul lmmodlste aftermath by renms of videOtaPe. There also were The man next to me was shot. eyewitnesses. And one report I think he was lhot In the heed. had II that when Kenned.Y was I &at 1111 and started shooUng shot, and was on the l)l'OOJid In pictures. Kennedy "" _on the shod< wltb crowds mUIIng lloar bl-1111 from the top of aroond him, he looked up and the heed. He was whispering U> said: u1s eveJ1hod,Y safe?' ....obody. There was lhe report of a His wife came ln. She told ·~ oo get back end give Kennedy ll<lllO air. After shooting pictures of Kennedy, I ran to the suspect. He hid a dark complexlorL He suspect being seized. And then, as thO Initial shock began to wear 111: slightly, one remem· berad how only mlmtes before Kemedy had been happy, buoyant mi energetic in his nationally televleed v I c t o r Y statement, discussing serious Issues but also joking with weDwishers. And one suddenly was depressed beyond words. had on a sweat sh.lrt and jeans. He put up a big Rght whUe Revival Announeed The report was that Kerme· A )'ooGI revival is In progreso st tho Church o! Christ In ChriSI!an U n I o n, Hartford, throolll> June 9, at 7:30 p.m. each evening and 2 p.m. 011 the flna) dl,.v; Rev. Herman Stewart Amanda, wUI be loader or a aooafolll on JUne 9. dy's wife, Ethel, had been calm after the shooting. And It seemed that only yesterday one bad heard the same words on television about JaCCJ.~ellne Ken- ., . PT. PLEASANT - The 196809 ofllcoro Of tho Pdnt PlossJO)'cees wore l!ll.noa' ant at coremonles hold cllrln& a baJ>. quo! at tho Ploaaant Point RoJOrl Mondly JUal¢. The lnatlWns ofllcer wasJack Soyre, vice prooldent ol Reclon 4. Tlki111 A~~~eewereJimTO)'Jar, president; Bllll!ockenberr)', IDternal vlee preslilenl; Mike Whao len, external nee preoldenl; John Famous Quartet Here The !amoos Wilson FamUy Qlartet <i Johnaon Clt:y, Tlllft., will present a special program of music and inspiration at 8 o'clock tonight at the Church of Christ In Middlcpon • The WUson Qlartet has b..., In the Gospel Singing field since 1957. It has been featured on lts own television program In Johnson CU;v, Teon., and are also regular participant& on the nation wide Revival Fires Television production of Joplin, Missouri. The family appears almost every night In ~spel eoncerts or revivals throughout the United States. The Wilson Family records tor Crusade Records. 0. D. Wilson, Sherrill and JoDavid are~ ordained ministers; 0, D. has preached tor over 30 years a- ares mong tho Now Testament Church• s ot the Restoration Movement. This ls a ••One Night Revival., and Is open oo tho publle. A treo-wUI offering wUI be received. PLAN FAMILY OUTING The Twin Clt:y iluine Club wUI hold a !amlb ootlng at camden Park In ltmtlngton, !lmdO)', June 9. Members end their tamDies and Invited guestswUlloave !rom the A & P parking lot ho Mlddlepon at 9 a.m. VETERANS MEMORIAL "., HOSPITAL Admissions - Dane Young, Harrisonville; Katie Hill, Raclne; MU!ord Eden, Stadyslds. Discharges- John Groce, Rmald Grimm, Jolm Adams, Dallas Gibbs, Della Stahl, Orville Arms, samaeu, secretary, And 1'11.4 Degree Reeeivee Dallas. Memphis. Los William Barnhart. Angeles. You ~;it there and look Michael E. Winebrenner, sm at the television acreen, and cameraman; Irwin stroll , 17, o! !llr. end Mrs. Da,. B. Wb.,. and Mrs. Elbuboth Evans. say: What's wrong with us? Schrade told aides who rushed MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL brenner, Syracuse, was oneof370 Admissions - Alice Johnson, graduates receiving degrees at ' to his side: uHelp Bobby help Middleport; Edith Rice Pomeroy; the 107th anmal ...,.....,ement Bobby." FHA TO MEET Kennedy's press secretary, Thomas Weber, Chester; Robert of capital University, Columbus, The RoUllld F11 A Chapter will June 3, in the downtown Vetel'llll Frank Manciewicz, gave a more Cornell, Portland. meet Wecltesday at 5:30 p. m., Discharges - Douglas Circle. MemorW A..titorium. detailed report on the senator's (Continued !rom Page 1) June 5, at the h1Jh school. Mem- ' Speaker was Dr. B. D. Thomaa, bers are to wear school clothes emerge With newa ~ tbe condition following the operaretiring president of Batelle and nat. sport clothes. OFFlCE TO CLOSE encouraging outlook until 6:30 tlon. MemorW Institute. Dr.Harold L. Manctewicz said Kennedy had The Jackson Production Credit a.m. PDT. L. Yocb.un, president cf the wo.. Astronaut John Glem, who been returned to the intensive otfice In Pomeroy will be closed has been campaigning with care room and that his June 11, 12 and 13, so that wom- versUy, conducted theJune2bac· Kennedy, was ooe o1 those who condition was "extremely critl¥ en employes can attend a semi~ calaureate service in alumni gymnasium on the campua. ar to be held in Columbus. stood in grief-stricken silence tn cal." TONIGHT AND THURSDAY a hospital corridor. sen. Ed"The vital signs remain about JUDO 5 - 6, NOT OPEN ward Kennedy ot Massachusetts as they were except he is now FRIDAY AND SATURDAY now oo Los Angeles In an Air breathing on his own which he 'THE GLORY STOMPERS Force plane from San Francisco was oot prior to surgi!ry. All ', "' · ' (TOelll!icolOT) aDd hurried Ul tho hooplial io be but one fragment or the 'bollol Dennis Hopper, Jody McCrea with hla brother. has been removed !rom the PLUS In Colorado Springs, VIce head injury, There is still one TEN UTTLE INDIANS President Hoben H. IIUmpiu'ey bullet apparentb somewhere In Huah O'Brien, Shirley Eaton relossed a statement at the Air the hack <i his nock althoogll Delivery of new· phone books caDs wUI be made by dialing SHOW STARTS, 7 P.M. Force Academy. UllJ is not regarded as a major to Pomeroy area phone users ••1•' ahead of the area code ltd "Our hopes and pr13era are problem. starts early next week and will the out-of-town number. Other with Senator Kennedy and those ••Senator Kennedy lost a be completed before the switch calls, such as person to penon. • others who have been victims of conalderable alll(llnt of blood aa to expanded direct distance dial· credit cll'd anll collect, rtqtdre ttmN this dreadfUl act f1 violence,'' a result or the bullet which ing (EDDD) oo June 16, the accell code uo" (zero) be.! IJ " entered and passed througfl the he Ill Instructions tor using the new lore dlall118 aroa code and the TONIGHT-THU.-FHI. Humphrey and MeCartlly mastoid bone on tho rlgl>t side EDDD service are detailed In the called party's number. JIJNE5-6-7 auspended their campaign actl~ at his head and some c1. the directory's introductory pages. Eatallllshment of EDDD Is a DOUBLE FEATURE vltles loading up Ul the Chicago !ragmonts or bullet and bone EDDD enables cuslOmers to dial major Jllfl o! a current •900,Winner of 5 Academ> Awudsl eCI'IVention where the three went toward the brain stem. all cypes of long distance calls ooo service improvement pr~ WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA were prepared to baWe tor the '"In addition to the damage direct. gram. It will oot a!fect phone WOOLF? Democrati~ nomination tor the . done by the bullet, 1here may Included in the book Bnd mak- rates, he &lid. EI-TO)'Ior presidency. have boon Impairment or the ing the switch to EDDD are c(llloo Also oo be acdvatedwithEDDD Rkhard Burton Wounded as they stood beslds blood supply U> the ml~raln munities of Pmneroy, Middl~ is a new mtcrOft'sve facUlty alt.PLUS KeMedy were Paul Schrade, a whi<:h doctors say controls or at port, Letart Falls, PorUard, Ra- uated on Breezy Helpta HOI. Peter Sellers CIO¥AFL union ofticial; Ira lea&t governs certain vital signs cine and Rutland. It <ontains Intricate radl<l equiP'THE BOBO Goldstein, 19, a radio newsman; including the eye track, the Robert L. Keatley of Athena, ment which relays calla to the Bdtt Eklaod-Rossano Brazzl William Wetsel, 30, a television level ot consciousness and district commercial manager, long di1tance center In Athono. indirectly the Wking processes. urges .phone users to check dl~ Keatley said any customer not ..The doctors said the next 12 rectory Instructions before call- receiving a new pb0110 book by U> 36 hours will be a very ing long distance on June 16, Saturday, J·ono 15, ohould caU the crtUcal period. His coodiUon Is He said station • to - station business offlce here Monday• . Usted as extremely critical." ~lice Chief Reddin said the By Miss America gunman had been offered an l!ld . ConllliOIItal attorney but that he made no response. ByU~ The pollee station was guarded by police with plsU>ls, riDes and anyone entering the building was searched twice. Bend Regiiiii PtwU>graphers asked If they · June 21, 23 B/ United Preas lntemallonal could get a picture of tho WILBERFORCE, OHIO - THE ADMINrBTRATION building at gunman end a pollee aide, You'll find a style just right for yoo in our Wllber!orce Univerolt;y, a prl\11te unlwrolt;y predcmlnantly Nagro obvlooob recalling the shooting wide selection of styles and colors. or Leo Harvey Oswald by Jack with ari enrollment ot nearly 600, waa reportec2 oeclf'iecl by a group Rllby, in the Dallas pollee or students today. Green CGwlt;\' Sherll! Rosaell Bradley adnaed GoY. James A. Rhodes' offtce that the bu11dirw waa "occupied by alal/00, said: unknown. uNo one is going to get within atudenta" but the llllDlber Pomeroy a thousand reet of him .., M.in St. John McElroy, chief eucutlw Ullataat to ~ea, aald the sheri!! had not req110sted NaUonal Guardsmen be called...,. lindley, under Ohio law, would have oo make the r-ot olnee tho unlvorolv is not a state instltutlCIL nedy. :;1 New Directories Tell All About Using New EDDD DrlvL-In ' ·'. I •' ,, ~. ... SUMMER CASUALS News ... in BriefS '' '' r ~ II ' . ', I \ elected by tho North PolntPiossenl PTA with Rlehlrd Tattenon elected president. Serving with Tatteroon will be Mrs. Cllvln Mellanlel, vleopre.. ldent; Mrs. steve Hayman, secretary, and Mrs. J. T. Sauer, treasurer. Durin& the business sesaioo of tbe meeUng It wos a,_.,.ed that • total <i $535 had beeo made rrcm theamual ~rt.. Carnival spon....ed by tho ,,_. Four Forfeit Pitchford. out-going omeers wore orod In a CllldlaD&I>t coremotiY whieh ,lncluded a brio! hlsU>cy of tbelr letlvltios as JO)'ceoL Bob Roberta lnll'OdoC:ed ofllcWo lilted at tho main table and ' Miss Mason COUJitlr,CariKqley, .... introduced by Bob Cocl>ran. Dan Jobnocin made the Introduction <i the JO)'c- ofll. cera. Cortl!lcates or merit for IJUI.. lan stemlng dub work were presented to Doul llinlar and Dave Poore. Charles Zahenaur 1111!1 llll!led JO)'coe of tho Jolontll and Traffic Bonds Bob Cocl>na .... Man. IIJPCIInled Key a taker at the narcotic •jbaahISh." Tbe word was brought to Europe by Crusaders returning !rom Syria. PT. PLEASANT - Mloble Alii ADhrllht Martin, 69; H....ioll, . Tueodt,y ... HolfeHtooPIW. A !ormer ownor of tliil Martift Funeral Home II Atleo, W. VC.. olio was born Auaull ZO,Ii8a, dol"-• May Report .Re1--ft...l By Mao ·'lberift' lkvoted To The - VOL. XX/ lNO. 31 "nlirf .'. m. SIIIINI!tt •••0111 a .....,_ ., TilliE:£ FINED 1breo dol-• lined Tlleo- of -- Raebel SberldiD, - - · f5 and coots, uall'ed cloar dlotanee; l.arey Brolm, l'llmtl07, flO a coltl, Uon, and Joll> SQre. I'Ortland, ~ and colll, poalllq en a doable 7aU011 Uno. · rtdd••• _... •:· . ' "' ' - ' ... MAK!lii0-QPNA'I10N - Paid easel, president of Jhe,P,omoroy H1iJ! Sc~~Jll Aos~latloo the Pill rlllhl, presenti a check lor $100 In behalf of the Alwnni Ass~tatlon to . oct Morc<M", general chairman of the Jllelgo CooiiV Citizens holarahlp Foundation, known aa 't0ollars tor Scholars." The gaitllation awards scholarships to Meigs youths in need of ' s to pill'BIIO training beyond high school. ,e.,., ANGELES (UPI)--Son. win In the nation's biggest Robert F. Kermedy ls dead presidential preference vote was Struck down by an assas~Jln's the zenith of Kermedy's march bullet at a moment of victory, toward lhe White House. Kennedy died at 1:44 a.m. PDT Keme<\Y was the same age as in Good Samaritan Hospital. his brother was when he The senator will be buried iii campaigned successfully for the Arlington National Cemetery, presidency eight years ago, and probably beside his brother, the he was a member of the late President John F. Kennedy Cabinet when John F. Kemedy who also died at the hands of an was slain in Dallas, Nov. 22, assal!lsin four and a half years 1963. ago, Proclaiming this "a time of At Kennedy's bedside when tragecty and lost," President death came were his wife, Johnson declared &mday a Ethel, mother of their 10 national day of mourning for children who is expecting an Ule slain senator. He ordered a 11th ·late this year, and presldentla1 jet to carry the Jacqueline Kennedy, widow or body !roll\, Los Angeles U> New the late President. York City. The tousle-haired senator, 42, Ken ned y'a widow, Ethel, was the third of four brothers of faced the tragedy with the same tho Ill-starred lamlb to die a sU>ic courage thai bore JaCIJIOvtolent death. OJUy the YOWl- line Kennedy through the cruel gest, Sen. Edward M. Kelllledy days !ollowing tho assasslnatioo of Massachusetts, is left to of the President in 1963. carry the politieal banner of the Three of·the senator's eldest Kennedy clan. children were flown to KenneWins Primary dy' s bedside In a presidential Thii'·Hillo)!>r died a IIWo more jet lrom their Vlrglnls home. tban . 2~ houra aftoJ:Jo...... sllot.. Tho)' . •rrtreol! · al · tha - llolpllal-down In the kitchen corridor of about two boors be!ore their a hotel where he had jUbllantl,y lather• •. death In the !IIIII noor ' proclaimed victory In Tuesday's lntenolve care unit. California primary election. The Pierre Salinger, who had § fanatic's Hate for Israel usually friendly immigrant but rae I. Mayor Sam Yort,y of Los ~ he proCessed a long standing hatred of the Jewish state or Is-- geles reported at a news confer~ ence Wednesday that an entry In Sirhan's diary l•sl month said "Kennedy has to be assassinated before June 5, 1968." That date was the tlrst aMiversary of the start of the slx~y war in the Middle East Yorty said the diary also contained C<llltnent& criticizing Kennedy and such phrases as '· .. Long live Nasser, •• a reference to Gamal Abdel Nasser. president of the United Arab Republic and dominant figure amOng the Arab nations in conflict with Israel. By United Press lnter,.tional When police arrested Sirhan NOR,FOI.K, VA. - THE NUCLEAR SUBMARINE Sccrploo, now euly Wodnesday morning he had CIIDclUly presumed loat with all 99 hands, may have been the victim a ,22 caliber pistol. and witOf lnl<eurato charta. MUG .SHOT of tbo ousped nesses said he had just used it · This was tho theory dsveloped at a !ormal illjulry here by In the shooting of Robert U> PUI!ll> l bullet deep into KenClndr. George R. Parloh WodnesdO)' ao Na>y olllt:laloln Washlllll- Kenaedy wao tatea by Los Aagoles poUee. eDdy's brain. too aorrowtully re:movAd the Scorpi.Qp trom the jjmluln(' llat Neighbors said he was a high aad pronounced It "lost In the depths of tho AU~." 011 coorse at school graduate who had atf.el». laot eontaet, It Is believed U> have hit an under101 peak.or ridge In Autos Collide on hurrying bome. · ed Paoadena Cllll CoUeae. John H. Weidner Jr., owiler ot SAIGON - 'THE UNITED STATES LAST WEEK suHared 4;308 n 1_o the health !ood sl<lro, said StrVlolqlm War caauaiUos, lncl..ti~ both dead and woonded, tho groat,. c081o ee I han told him he had oo Roo Jor1 IIUIIber fpr any week of tha war, U. S. mUltary ·IQ>d<esmon said A minor accident 011 tho !lYra- dan ao a cldld ao>l had -n Jews • ~· • -· · cuoe post olllce lot InvolVing kill members or his !amlly, li - ,<. llaJ..y of theDI fett In !J81lU~ In Bnd aroond Saigon where gov- two vehicles was reported by "He was nataciUzonancldldn't ' · ~ent, ~ toda,y crushad the last remaining major pockets o1 the sherlfl's department. like the United States," Wekl' ,~Iii Coug resla\lllce, kiUins 161 ,COinmonlsta. AUted lorcea c..,. A vehicle driven by Oacar ner said. •You had U> he car... . li.!led U> ll1iard aplnsl several mOre COJnmWllst battallono which lloberteon, '63, ~acuse, backed lui not U> walk oo his !eet He :1.. S. lDt,olllpnce sources oald were atlemitllnli oolnll1tral8 the c't lnUl a car operated by Emma M. wanted yoo U> nspect him Intel;, , .Ia!. The ~sualey tOtal laot .week Included 438 Amerteans killed and Hayman, ilfracuoo. There was toctually." • c1a.mage 1o the rtglrt rear Iandor JuaUce ))eperUnent records In , :. 1,870',l'OIIIilodo the opokeam~ said. ' . · ' ·' ·' .· ot tho HO)'man car and minor WaahlllltOn • showed Slrhaa •wu wASI!JN!l'l'ON ., SE!N. II~BtHT F. KE~'S ~h I'U!~ 393'(/ ~ 00 tile bumper w: tho , one or a famlb or olght Jordl"' up lor ~ontelitl"" betwee~ ~1<;9 l>rooldept Hubert II. ~dotn.,.. vehicle. Roben,son 1aas admltlejl U> the United Slatea , Soil.,_£yP,. J. MaCarth{~ l the Dll!lt rot; It!• Qei1i0' ~· ,elilil ·on a charge <i 1m• . tor •p e . . - residence. None noml•Uon. Jual, llow tliey wiU be diltrlbu*:~•· !~~~ no over •tUrauzed. ol·!'fetora. Stine, for ~tanee, ,wW. UDter • . · : \~~/.• :· J· , uncommitted. · ,~,, .'' · lj, . · r1", ..,. • LOS ANGELES (UPI) - SlrtJ,n a Sirhan, says a woman IIIlo worked with him In a health ·food store, is honest, goodheart. ed and a M.rd worker, but .. a tultlc when it carne to discussion of religloo and poliUcs." The owner or the sh·q, where S\rhan worked until Ajlrll sata "You had to be careful not to walk on his teet. He wanted you to respect him intellectually." Sirhan, 24, a native of Jordan. is under arr~st II" the ac-cused assassin of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, D-N.· Y, By all accounts, Sirhan is an lntelligent, articulate and un- "*' ·· ¥Week Days.9:30 a • to s ~ ' An~ ' '· ' . t ' • On .. -·. .r ' j . ~~Aba:la:·..~·~s~..~h~--i:iS~;·.;. •.wtmtwm.umm;wi&~•• didn't either. ole \ ~·~ · . (UP!) .,- ,Ethel wile or tho Ul ' oo Sl Patrick's Cathedral In New York City Friday U> lie In state for two hours- from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. - the following morning. !b)rtly after noon Saturdoy, the body will be placed aboard a train lor burial In Arllnglon Cemetery wtsldo the nation's capital. Red-F.fed Grim-laced and red~ed from lack of sleep, Solinger eald upward !rom the lids o! hla head near his ear. A aooond llhot atruek him Ill the sltouldsr and within ae-. he lapaed lnUl unoonaclouon the conereto Door In lila assassinated dvU rtllhts loader. hotel kltch011. !Ua •opecled Kerme<IY oul!ered Irreparable assassin was lltlbcUdJ 'lllckb' brain damage from a .22-callber by Kelllledy aldss but n a t bollet that lodged In his five other pel"80D8 were WVUDd(COnUnued 111 Page 1J midbrain. The bullet eoorsed among !rlends accompanying the body and !amlly on tho presidential jet Dlllht U> New York City wnoid be Mro. Martin Luther King Jr., widow ot the ,. LOAN CUISING - The above group participated Wednes- FHA Director; Lindsey Ly .... , Water District Preoldelt; Milday in closilll: loans totallng$1,655,000 trom the Farmers Hm1e ton Roosh, Coont;y FHA Dlrecl<lr; Ralph Vorhees, Asst State Administration to the Tuwers Plains ~ Chester Water Dis- FHA Director; Standi~. John T, Wolfe, Racine lklne-Natlonal trict. The Joan will assist in j:OOstructitl'l of tho largest rural Bank; Claude Quillen, Sieco, Inc. Englneersi Delmar Bauua. wster system in the United States. It wiD serve Eastern Meigs water district board member; Theodore T. Reed, Jr., The County aOO a part of Athens County. Taking part were repr~ Farmers Bank & Slvinga Co. i Edison Hobstetter, Pooteroy sentatives oC banks who will be the depositors of funda, engirP National Ba.nk; Eldon Gaul, waterdistrictboardmember; Fnnk eer firm officials, water district board members and FHA of· W, Porter, Jr., legal counsel tor water district arxl Jdtn Hill, ficera. Front row, from left, are James T. McDorman, state Sieco, Inc. e~neer. - Sentinel Photo. COLUMBUS (UP0 - All schecklled state-wlds meetlngo ot the Democratic party in Ohio have boon caneelled !or tfle remainder of the week, Eugene P. O'Grady, chairman ot the Ohio Democratic Exec. olive Committee, said UldO)', The semina.r lor Democra. tic legl&lative candidates, set lor FrldO)' and Soturdoy In Columbus, has been reachecNled lor June 21 and 22. ••I .~ ' ' served as press aide to the late President Kennedy and was active in the senator's campaign, announced the funeral plans at the hospital, He said some plans still were being formulated but added, "1 suspect the senator will be buried in the plot" of his brother. Kennedy's body will be taken ffi '• i ' . FIVE CENTS News ... in BriefS nlllll In the court roy Ma!'or Chari•• Lepr wore dl,)' Of The Meii{I'-Mason Area THURSDAY. JUNE 6, 1968 LOS ca-. ,, Inter~" en tine !liMy, warm UldO)' and FrldO)'. High UldO)' In BOa, exeopt low 90 extreme >OUth. Fair, mUd 1onl&bt, low In 60s oortlllow 701 sooth. Sen. Robert F. Kennedy is Dead 1932. She Wll a Dlfm)>er of ille naulbtor• ot Alllerle!a Lodct and tile Zion lltr!ittot Cburcb. ~~ ·~· SUrvlvl111 are lbree . . - . , Mta. Gertrude Irvin, · s...tholdli; MrL Gent- Low, Henderaoi; Mrs. Rllberta wauo, 0:; ~ grandchUdren; 2 !""~ children and oevenl' niece~ IIi! nophns ~ .lo Garlaod ADbrl&l>t reared by•. Mrs. 111r.; tin; 1110 olotero, Ill~ Elizabeth ADbrl&l>t, ~ 0., l.tro; ~ Smith, MlumhaD, PL, ~ ... brother, Ral»b E. Allbrilbt. ~ortllup, Ohio. . Two senleeo wW be c~ td, the lint at 11 I. m. dly In the Crowoll~qsolli"Uhhttl Home with tbo Ray; lllrey Mlliii' ollltlltiDII and !be soeondat2P. ui; ' ThurfdOI' In the Lincoln ~ Cburdl _.. Nortbllp with h Rev. Honrd Klllln&....,nh OlllclatiDg. Burial wiU be In the HOuck C&motery at Nortlut>. ·Frlenda may caU at the IUnarll halne a£ or ~ p. m. We!fnosdl;y. Windshield Broken Weather POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO :~~ea::·~~~::.of: . •-"'011; they ... riot f~ Others agreed that the and only two 1"'1 Laat ;rear in America, iome >;600 persons died of gunshot preoccupaUoo with 1!11111 and Can Y<JU lmagll, wounds. In Britain there were violence ml&l>t be almost an would have been AbrahamiiCM:I 11 lower than 30, In Bslglum !ewer American phenomenon. Clalma Love Ytolence than 12, in Frence fewer than streos oo miter\ Dr. David Abrahamsen, a vloloneo. 20, according to Sen. Joseph pernor the Lemberg Center -~wrre ~! melting pot. 1'1dlnP, D-Md. Hit's insane/' he said, "You lor the Study of Vlolonee at we're a iSunDecl pressure !alk about if.e good old pi<lnoer Brandola Univerolt;y, said Amer- ..,.ller, Our "!'doV II not built deY• . • . buj we don't live In the icans not only coodone violence, oo tho restraints or !amlly or elaaa, It's built on auece~a. I old pi"'r.'",r dO)'s when every- ''We Jove it." uwe love to fight. The ,.. don't have I~ you're body's "'vigilante end you shoat !rontlor dO)'s lliade the gun frustrated. therit up. • '"Frultratlon. The •et oorae ur thidl. we•ve got to come to manly," he said. 14 ln France a1 y The word aasassln derives from the Arabie uhashishln," IJ our senses." . bear them rut. • Now You Know Foor forfollod boodo and threo others wore !!Dod Tueada.Y night 1n tbe c:ourt Ill Mlddloperl Mayor C. 0. Fllher. . ForfeitlntJbcDis wore Clrll4. Smith, 29, Columbul, fiG, ..,ea~~ ing tires; James D• .-..., 21, Marlat&, $1)0, driYinl In a """' prous 1t111111ot; Bleherd F, B ·I" '· Clark, 26, Akron, $18.70, -d.·· POINT PLEASANT - Muoo Ing, and John M. Ferryman, 21, ' CGwlt;y She~ Georp E. Jobn~rlnglleld, $18,70, opoodlng. l'l!lod ""'" J:t¥df ·~ 71, - ·Ma nhUid tbo ·utivl1;y .... Given Rmaiader ~· Mlitiltepori. $15 azi8 illilil, cll'lv- poi! or his •plriment tor the ••• ,, month or Mal' ohowlng the doIna Whno under John ' PT. PU!.ISANT - Tbe llsL. ~ 22, Middleport, $10 P1111itent members trawled 670S and COlli, slop IQI violallon, mUes In the Une of du1;J; lnvootl- partmenl or ·Motor Vehlcleo li and Ralph Oller, t3, Vinton, .10 pted 1.3 acddetlla roaul~ In Cborleaton, W. Va., .,\o remt..S: and costa, reddesa operatlan. persCIIII iDJu17 oo !lw persons Ina 'motortata tllat Uee~ae r... "' with six drivaro arteated and hiclea muot be purchased' 'tltli Pf<lPOrll' dlmqe oatlmaled at IDOIIth and tho depar!ment' hiJ . _ e d hours l o r - Pill": .7250. Tho departmoot made 20 mls- cha101 In CborlooiiXI. Mondl7• "-"• to a p. m.: Tueadli1 A wlndlhleld waa broken I!! a-nor ll'ieots; six felony ar-. s.ao a. tbe only accident Tueodt,y ln- rests; lovestlpted two breaking li1l'qh fi'ldO)' - 8:30 .. ~i lf vootlpted by the Golllp!lio ~II, and ontorlrws: received 17 war- t:SO p. jn. - Closed State Hlalnrll' Patrol. tiil' rente and served IS (one from SUIIdO)' aad holldayo, red In Melia Cclunfl. No one tha month be!orel; served u laot three lilturdO)'~ In J - -' 15th, 22nd and 29th, when IIIey .... injured. eourt - " of both crlmtr.l Bruee E. lleKIIvoy, 23, Port- and civil actlooa; tranaferredooe will be lrlltl 8:30 .. Dl. to land, wao driW\g oauth on Rt. priiODOr and booked 57 persons 12 ,_, 1, two.Untlls of a mOe llll'tll <i In the COUJJV JaD, 1'uppero Plains, aU:50p.m. llben a pou!ni traetor.vallorlllwed a rock and struck tho wlndahleld. :::::::~=::::;;;:;;;:~.:;::::.~BI~g Chapman-Canaday Shoe Store Mrs. ~ PT. PU!.ISANT - . Olllcars Watklns, treasurer. Directors bl'l&ht. ·Her busbond. lltJbert 1!. ' lor the next sehool )'elf haw been Don Noll, Daw Poore and Har- Mait!n precoded hot lb d -·111 Kennedy ' . lnUl a cool, gulltleao t'Oullne <i 0. OUt OOC(Oty make~ possible IUCh 1111gb widssproad belief that murder and violence?" aaked violence 11 not an occaslCila.l !'resident Johnson In amounc- Isolated tragedy, but Is lning the -lntment of a hlih- grained- perhapa lrreverslbblevel commission U> llody In the !ahrlc of American ll!o. violence In America- '"thil tra... Black power advoeate H. Rap gl.c phenomenon." Brown sBid it several mouths · These niell all spoke Wedlles; ago: day' in the nush ot diabelief that ·~tolenee Is aa American · as swept the natioo after the. cherry pie. •• assassination attempt upon Son. POI'ehologlots, oocto!oglot1, Hobert F. KelllfedY,. They apoko . educsoors, hlotorlans, clergyIn sorrow, but they spoke with men replying U> a · UP! survey reason and restraint. seemed to agree, They expressed the lncreaAnd IOJlte atatlatles seemed to WU.OO Family Quortet I .r ,·1'> I disposing 'or problems · by disposing or the people who cau.se the problema," said Alben BiilldUra, •a paychologlst and professor at iitan!ord University. national lUe," llild Arthur "I don't weep often, but !fcllloslnger Jr., the Pulitzer . Ulday, In thlo b,auu!ul sunshine, ·P$o winning hisU>rtan end an I wept lor my eounlry that has aids. U> tbe late Proslden(JOhn dscllned ao much In Its morliley F. Kennody, ' and aplrltuallty," said evanse. , list BUb Graham. uThe wh<,1le culture has "What in the nature of our changed the vlolenee syndrome people and the envtromneat or s.on, "'*" There were a lot or ,\ ' DoNALD G, COHEN United ProlllnternaUoool , "We ,are a vlolent.people with a violent hlsU>ry, and the lnotlnct lor Vloion~ has •pod Into the bloodstream' 'II oor Sl3lug., panicky. I By out, the flllbulance came and Ulok Kelllledy oot. Kelll1edy was lying on his bock. A e<q>le or - ' • were holding his • - ' " lollowlng. I heard 10111e thlngo that f 1 o u n d e d like tlreenckers. l'l<lple started yelling and feU to the IJ'QIIId. I feU down, too. l ii I people tried oo ~ him .., Bul others sbouted, "Gel him oot, get him to jail." After they carried the oupect ·• LOS ANQELES (UPI)- KennedY RniJhod speaking, shook a lI t6ll Fi~e · , lion- , Kelllledy , ·WI~, b1ug 11\ere. . He I 0: . C:ey ..... ~ For -· ~- Baptists Tum For Justice ACCEPTING CHECKS - Llndao,)o LI'<JOs, prealdelt or tho Toppers Plains- Chester Watar District, aceepta ehocks 11'1111 James T. McDorman, left, State Farmers Home Admlnlstra.. tlon Director, and Milton Roush,. Couuty FHA s..,.-vtsor I for the F11A 's loan portions ward CUlltructlon of tho rural water ayotem In Meigs and Allie"" counties. The chock lor the Melp sectloo was $987,000 and lor Athens Goou~Qo, fGSB,OOO. - Son- Uno! PllotQ. Bridge Work Bids Received CHARLESTON, W. VL (UP!) - Firms lrom Indiana and Mlllnesolll submitted low bids Wodnesd~Qr lor construction of tour piers and two abutments fo: 111 Ohio River bridge ot Point Ploao- ant. The State Road Commlullll said Allied Strocturli Stooi'l:o., Hammmd Ind., tlll>mltted aa estimate of $112,290 for oneplor and tile Ohio ahutmont and •12t.· 329 for another pier and !be Weot VIrginia abulment. AI Johnooo Coootructloa Co., !llmoapolis, Mlm., bid •1,311,. 160 lor the two piero to 'be erected In the Ohio Rlvor• .AI· Uod was the _...m low 11111dsr oarUer this week '!'" , ,. tlmate& were opened Cl1 lltnle- ' ;" tural llteel for · The SRC wiU a.tr _..,.cheo U> the Well VIQIDia lids <i lila brldp '"' Jllla 1L Marine Tom UDd . . � 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. 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