https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c7e105af5f3f44b8091dd7df3b2e2ea1.pdf 1c72d8f20f9bc4147d4a2224be20ccb5 PDF Text Text ~ 4. . i ~' r , <' \,; I ·~ ~· '' ' !, ' .;h ·...,.,; " I ' ' ·~ '• ' ' '' l :i.~.·.· ' ·' r \ Exe~¢lse tour • ,• ' '1 ., ' 'J" .. I ~~: r• I'! '.I ..,... W'/1 ,, ·' f '•' ,j: f ' \i;JUIIII~,,...,. · I 'Be Discussed .At Letart Falls A panel discussiOn on guid· ance will be featured at a mee~ ing of the Meigs County Counell MEIGS THEATRE Pomeroy. 0. TONIGHT ond TUESDAY Moy 1·2 "PENELOPE" (Technicolor) Natalie Wood as ''Penelope" Ian Bannen. COLORCARTOONS: Dumb Patrol Pests For Guest• Doggone Tlnd Llttl• Rural Riding Hood of Plll'J'nts fJKi Teachers to be beld ai· 7:30 Tbursday nigbt the Letart Falls Ele,nent8~ry Scbool. Moderator for the panel be Harold Sauer, g u ida n c counselor for tbe Pomeroy R~and High Schools. Serving as panel me1mbers will be George Hargraves, Meigs Local School District perintendent, representing mlnistrators; Vernon Web e president of the Rutland P. representing parents; Thomas Kelly, representing guidance secondary school personnel; Mrs. Eleanor Knight, elementary guidance and teacher representative; and Leda Kraeuter, representing classroom teach· . '' " ' J ·• ·~ ¥ ; .: . . : "'"'· ' / e omero ' .' '· '1' . ' . . Irmts ~' ' . . . . ontrac. 'STANDARD CUPPING$ BAG. TORO pl<> 'neered ~~~ and lailf bluing a~.cho ments for rotary mowers in tht fiflt place. and this year they•re even btUtr. This standard equipment bali clarftbs on with · one hand, and it has a heavy,dUty b01tont. .No zippers to cloa. either. f~ETY iUp the behind safely, "start" SPIN START. V011 wind "impulse" starter, sf,Bp the mower handle, for and push the leVer to position. Chokes auto- matically. , ,, 'tHREE OR 3~ HP, ; FOUR-CYCLE ENGINE. Starts easily, runs. smoother than ~help . , .~ . I The Racine Home Bank ... ' ·i ~ 2..cycle engines. No mlxinrot aas and oil . . Miss Nancy 1o Cornwell use • Engagement Planned LS ' . .,l SEE THE COMPLETE LINE OF TORO LAWN MOWEU Marhet I ON SALE AT ELBERFELD$ WAREHOUS. ON MECHANIC STREET El'berfelc:ls In Pomeroy Bl::N~FRAN KLIN • , ,. r I t '<"- ~ -.. ~-{'1'!¥.,; WATCH FOR ANOTHER "KEY VALUE" NEXT WEEK ~ ·-~ ~ .~·"''!. '>·J•'-:<'. eON SALE ALL WEEK AT BOTH STORES . =FACTSt:=' '---------' len Fronklln Sto,. POMEROY ·.. ' .. ~- ' ·NoW. AT Three Mills Will Raise $18,802.68 Per Year for A Period of Five Years ... · ' Read at tbe meeting were letters from the daughter ol the !ale Mrs. Jobn Orr, former Mary Sauer of Middle· port. Mrs. Hazel B<>ard was reported iii. It was announced !bat tbe May meeting will be held at tbe Middleport First United Presbyterian Clturch. An arrangement of dogwood and whi~ tapers decorated the re~fesbment table. Hostesses were Mrs, Isabelle· Williebrl!n·il ner, Mrs. Elizabeth Slavin Mrs. Nora HamUton. New/Improved/ Automalk Ice Maker ~ • 22 CU. ft. Hpactty 1. $1300.00 elementlry classroom seats (4 rooms) " .. 2. By end of levy (5 yean) we will have accompllu.cl new IHtlq t. 11 ~· · ' · ' · elementary clusrooms. . . · -· 3. $8300.00 raiNs ($100.00) per telchlng lnd ·non-tMching~ ' ', 4. $50.00 r1i" ~o teachen next ye~r for·addltlon~l schooling or-. .-.,!UCIIIoilil : ·. · · opportunities. '• ' · ·' ' I • freezer hOkls 27J lbs. • IFldependentttmPfrttiH't controls • Party 10111 Bucket . • Only35%' wtde lvtn LOH with Trodo In -oiND20,_ Onr.~~:J7 ·wklt, )let flas 20 t::l.t. fL capecltyl No-defrost freeztt halcJs 226 lbs. *' Lowwahtttaccommod•t•s pl. mtllli -eertons. Au1~ mltic Ia. MaMr; Part¥ lte - ·Bucko!. ' .. DUPUXH M-NDZI7' 25 cv.lt,yotanl)i 41' - · lndtplndtnt ttmp.,ature · control~ tor rtfrtpratw and frtfto<, Alllomttieloo Cu.,_ Maktr IMI .xotull¥• Party •~ lucllieL -,7 ~~ ' ' · ment. . ~· Pearl . '1 I 1 aeynojd. .wu' ~visiter ..... _ Jo.do!umW. --· ; < F• ,•',~1 '' .r·"'· ;. ,., ·.; . ', , ". .,. . . J~ ,POSSI~ '10 O~TAIN ·IN OFTOD.AY. '+'• . ' ~;$., ~at.,P~~ M• - ) •I; •••~' .... ' 'F (: ' . .l ' '' • .; a.. tfN LET'S' • • ' ~· ... ..;,nt; '•"' '", ·I' · I . ', ''t'-·. ~ ' . ·.: ·, ',, ·:; t•s UP 'i'O~S TO GIVE outtCHILDR~N THE·*ST Ebu¢Attc!IN · '. ·' : :;·, 1:·: , THAT pllal for-observation .•. ' . \ Citlzlns .this Ia tilt fint time in our sc~ sy4tem that you have had the op~ to vote,1 levy to u#) gr~ our elementary ~!*Is. This is for 1lhtf our five,$m.w; ~hfX!I buildings. ~ you know out.:~~ritary ~hools hiV.·nOt had much"alftlih. 1 · • : fionin, the· last30or40"P•n~ , · · . .1 ,/ • · + ,.. • •· ~ ~. ;o,.~· of:Educati\)n trush that 11 the dtizel'ls of the dlltrld,· ~~~h t~lth~y:~lll ktjtp l,n . mi~ thllt we, m~ ·~·s thl~ 3 ft!illlevy in or(lerto kflp oUrlchc!oli up'.tocdlte=~ they wlll,eilllce lnstelil''of l'lplllndutHy lft\o our ~-~ ·, Kalbryn •Fruth. Mn. ·Bernard FuJII ed to Veterans ' .... •'~BJJJj, ' II wilh 'her m~1:11 er, Mrl. Henry Fruth, and . . NoOne Cared Who Won 'his'BaD , This Is.not a·thtH mill Increase for five yean bectust the millage being paf41; .·, on the Pp~nd School, approxlmttely two mill.• wiU go .oH the ti,!C boo~ l.n 1·969, Th!• will m,an that paual' of the levy !Will amount tel only an incl'elll of •bout • mtllafter. the•.flnt.year. · . .K. . ~ ~ Columbus, were weekend guests II off their parents; Mrs. M. Hennesy and R, W, Tbey came especially for Mrs, 11 Hennesy's birthday anniver·sa~;r observance, Mr. and Mrs. Paul S mar were In Perrysburg over ,I b weekend to visit their son, ton, aJKl famUy. Mr• .lllld Mrs. Walter Crt<>ks were Point Pleasant. w. visitors ~ DUPLEX 10 Mama$-V"'$US Papas • ' ? , in mind we have to come up with our share ln-onler to qualify for the lllte : ' req.ulrements. ' . ' . . .. ' .. ' ..., I 6. Up .dating schOol .text llooks-$600;00 for tlach .Ubiect. 7. Library books, ahalvin~ and general r1paln. .. II • 3 ~justablt shtiVM • Adjustabtt dtilry compartment . . 5. The above named rai111 'are ju'stlfled due to the pressing of leSTslatOrs In '' . . Columbus to introduce legislation for higher ulart• for employees. With lhlf ; •·· Mr. lUid Mrl. Gordon Hat1ris. • No dtfrostln& ••• ever ' •'- ' About Middleport -""'"" oc, This Is What A3 M 8AK£R fURN\lUR£ ·, - I t·· nhs FAST C~INO; ~ ;; • ' ' '·' . '1\/?P'!. ·· ..... \rf\.- ·• :'\, . ,,~· , .. ·.· r;•1~·r·· 1 1'll-' ·:;·1 .,~1~ , ,., -t·~· .• ., •' <:- ./ <\· ,, ·.•. .. ' ....~·- . Must Ehvy Silent, -J•- .. ' . ' ' . . .. . .. . ~r· reward -·dl•trict l~~ee:for · •148,110 ·wu JlriWil, LoodOO f!*' ald. 'l'lle FBI - ~ • oOundecl olit u trucl<' stOpped I!Oa\;Cep,e ToWD to :::\ :~tr;~· in ·a!Jvor to �i ,. j' ' ,. l ·B"eat of The Bend l \( • ' ~==~~·in~~~ beComing ree- ter havt~g aJI!Ifaied In'Montre- ·i. alAN\) · • , 'lb•• House takes up , bUll 1-.::: BJ VITO STElJ,INO to~blll, .heavDy 1 9 ~ngles E~ucation Al~Aslan ,I By ,JAm . UPl Sports Writer It tOol< the docton a lone lim~ to diagnose Billy O'Dell's Ulness and It's taltlng tbe Natidhal League batters on even longer time to diagnose hls pltcbi!i. O'OeU has the somewhat an~~ .W*• wer~ wiU~ 7~ I JC{OfleS Recorded IR • A"Ir' on Land u"'t~ rpl ~mes purch~ses ~ptic ~leer, re~~lrato~ ~ ' l ln~ustry. ~~s :;f;~: ~r•tique, sCJenCe • FaJr• stu~r At w ahama n~t into~;ed G~rl Wlnchest~r, ~ fo~r May Fourth spo~- ea~:n~m th~~r Scien~e Board·M p,,.,. ~; p ~ t' M~ SheDy""" ' =•~~ andpu~:= ~A~:~t~t!e "'to~:. :r: ~wden :d~a~oofsu'::s~~;"'" PC:~~ and Mn;aO: ~ *' n~ hi~way Stud~Q\1. ~~ all.wnpu~ manag~r. dl~ chll";ft 1~ ~lth ~rs Ka~ .i:.' ~enlng arenoe Chari~'.Rife Larry~ Metno~tl«l ....... ·•· -· ........ --~ . . . . . . - ..... :th ~· Weilslo~. , ,.e: O:,t, M~n· w~ • He. was charged be- Councilmen Leslie Fultz, pres- Mildred Lee were In Albany and:"· '!'om Wells, Mrs. <:enUy shnpped hll homo, He a4mltltd as Jan! Clark. other fugitive from justace, po- ldent. Lou Poulm, 'bon Colilru!, ce~tly F ti 1ue,p ~· <Stout MIIJ!l Bllly Vate~a <eilfed on Mr. a ·Diedlcai patient. • eluded Mr and Mrs tald. Franklin Rlrer, 1111d Roy Riut· Mr.' and 1\11'1. Dtn'ham mov- .. anft 'Mrs. Chorles Rife Sunday. , ' Norris and. iamlly, ' er. ed to Leiding Creek near Rut- ~~oo."'Edtlle- Bojet ch. and Mrs. Cor\ Martin and ~0>\RREsTED , Mr. and Mrs. 100 land. !llr, and Mrs. La:.':ce Donof Rand, W. Va. and Mr. ~ by th• M.eJII• Coon. spent a weekand at · CVVrEII TO INTEREST OF Publle 18 Assured Mr. and Mrs. Adkins of GaJ. abue an4 children and Mrs Iva and Mrs. Wolfe or Middleport, 17 Slierlffs lltpar!Jiiinl Mon. home here. They Uve ID, DAILY SENTINEL ,_ "-"· =-., • MASON AREA '· ._, ,.."_ eo_... oo,',;. ..... - · - ~~- 11.,. ~~ ·~· .. - ,.y~' ..,=,.,.! .,.17, )rid 11 ~~:n ~lurd;a-~ ~:·:~ , , Free Flow of News WASHINGTON (UP!) _ De· fense Secretary IIObert S. Me· Namera Mimday ltoued orders callinJ for !tie IT~' Dow of war news to the American Public .He a Is 0 sa,ld sboukt ~ve ac!:e9' to fuU news reports. In a dlrocllve to the whole , mllltary under lifm, M'ckomara eailed servi~m~ ~~:a:· eata~llsbmeHt ""4\! ~~~~~~o::: :C~thens. ' for."'II\!Iijin~ ~lscJome. Niwi,. ., fOI'IIIatlon empt ror tba.t which of tq. ., ..... .., ~. a. .11/~ l!e of ,matetla! ..llstance · • ' • II! pG!enllaj Donabtie were reeent 1 ~ vlsltol'll',ln Racine to set Mrf. Donahue'• •motlie!o; Mri·. Ruib Pal'iiOIIs 1t1c1 Ml'l!. Robl!rt Pill' aona',, a 'slater. IIIH. LoweD Rellgar and Suale were lutllll· of Mrs. ·Josle rid - Heltger.. Su,sle retur~ to Co: lumblllllh' Monday wllel'll ahe Is employl!d. i ' Y r.. lfrl. 'Fandree called on Mrs. llpoUs mmd to the Chapman farm which they purchased. It Is on the Kingsbury .Jioad. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner caD· ~u~ Mr. and Mtl. Tom Wells. ...... Ltlhl Cowen and Mrl. .;:.e recent visitMias Sh · wm:e!sh. erry ms a Ray enem~s." 1 =~ ":tu~Ill '' M r a. nonna 0\. tile Waggoner Mrs. Lldarecenlly. Powell and' .r4r· spent a. Swiday with M r ' · day """ Horn'r J!dwlrd BII!So Maude Martin and George. sbll, 31, ,Rt. I Plain City, and M~. Lou~~': ~y. Morris, M, Ptmoroy, 0 ~, ~U , 11· · lntOlileation charaes. -Jf.~'.!. e :J~ea Rile ' ' • ' ' G . 'l,fi]Q!t ::: . . ·tlttce a wee~ ~ ~ls doctor for "Tho Bilardll1g Houee "!,.:!';;,"! 11 Sen or£ .lfl~ IOtiS uer. :mAl~~' w~:!· r:.·~i~e ahols : . '' ' · ' N · ·bU ti - ' : Mr. tlltd Mrs. Atkln~>~iltl ram. ~·11· .l'' • 1, ~~:~~ll ~~~~t(~~~! ·~~·-~~~·i~· ~~-~~~~~~~~; ,=: 'l~~\:~)j~~j 1e MAjUJWliD 'muci'i'imi Joslt Heltaer 11 110111ewbat bel- lly litntojjj Ptpvtll• chufl!h'land f ~ ; ~j.1 .: 1~ 11 IUL 1r •Jt-io'lol,ie j!~ .. VI tv. Mtl. Estep and ~ ca~ . W•n\lb~ _ .... Ida.....,.. , , , ..,. n- Ml'll. !llqbetiJ Weraer and with them. , , "' • • ratr, 'IUcli ~ ..,.,..~ ~i(~~ Ita=~~~AI-::. and Matlbew lt:balon olsltetl Mrs. Mrs. Newlltan bad a Stanley 11W III-'* tioft.•• ual. · at, I, ~: ' .ae, ~Ne~~ 1nc1 M~ puty. ~~\• .,_ l'lrtly"""' ,.. -ll*d~ .. Jill)le roles l!'e .iim , •:,: ,' < ' pre.eitedi !lie flol, Hl;h( Sclldo! ~IenlOr , ...... ow• · May. 12 .,..__..,. ~I '!41 MrL Ava Gilkey was admit- Stout were Iii \"i•d·'ahe day. ed II Rome's Col'-m Iaiii ~ ted to lfobtr, J!Dsplllll. Mra. ~' a thrte:aet 'eoil\e(J '" ?.!.!.....;.,. lumbns. ' ,? Mrs. Paul StanleJ"~ her rra~dmother, Ytt. hl'li Bolin recently. , ' ' , , -• -1 W~tida7, li 'WUbtlr ~ ·tlt!l . ol•r.fn!l' \ ,\ ' ' ' .·:;.::z-:.-;:;::.-:-~ ~ p.G67~ ~- Servi'"eS for M Fred ' k d Sh~tput, L'me Scores Pltche~s lrr~iii~~;~::~;;~~~~l I ~ .~"Iter 0~:· br~t: i~:';:y :~:~~· , wo~d 'I to Harrv ;(2nd l. Held (1st ! Walker decided to giVe O'Dell 'Bostm\ 0011 400 000- 4 ll 0 help But the help wasn't too 1Cahforma 0011000 000-- 0 6 0 sPven and manager - -·---- -- -- - L NG "- ~tarence Ja;e~ ~ -- • _ _, _._ _ _., _ L Washmgtnn 7 Caltforma Cleveland 8 10 444 3 7 9 438 3 8 467 2 Kansas C1ty 6 9 400 ~ Arngo Red" C Jar kson and L :l: '· Jackson Phils Pirates .2-0 Mr , and Mrs Robert Marcm· and O' Dell , ko 1uppers Plams have recelved word that their son, Roo. Amr ru:al\, LUJ!Ue· Lonhorg er\ Allen, servmg w1th the U DC\";iJING INSURANCE AGENCY1 INC. Meigs County's Oldest and l arge$! 'Mmnesota 5 10 333 4h and Rohr, Red Sox, Horlen, ' S. Air Force at Lonng, Me ' MIDDLEPORT, OHIO By Martha Holsinger I Monda)'• Resulls Wh1 le Sox McDowell Indians, has been promoted to Airman '!bose VISJ!mg Rev and Mrs Balt1more 8 Cleveland 7 1nlght l Sparma Tigers, Clark , Angels F~r, ,st~ C I:;,as:s:·:..,_=====~l~~=::i~====:::;:i::;:::::=;==::::;:::=::::~~· \ Elden Blake over a recent week NY at Mmn · mght. ppd cold ,md Moore, Senators 2-0 ....--. ~ --- - - --- ---- lend were Mr and Mrs. Elden Boston 4 Cal Jiorma 0 ln •~l) I • I tBlake Jr and fJ r.III Y. Green : neld. and Mr aod Mrs Dan ny IKPI Iis and lamlly Sprmgheld IOnl y ga mes srhedu!.e JI Today's P roba hl ~ Pj ' "l,"r3 lall times EDT) I I Revoke License AUSTI N, Tex ,. (UP[) - 11 e l <late of Texas Box•ng a•ri Mr and Mrs Larry Holsmg- New Yo rk (Peterson 0 ll at WI'L'!-it ll ll~ OJm mJc;sion Monday er and family of Racme spent Mmnesota rChance 2-1), 9 p m revoked CassiUS Clay's ilcensc a Sunday with his parent s, Mr : Boston !F'I scher 1-1J at te bflx m hi S nPwlv adopt ed MASON BOWLING CENTER Wnghl, 2431 H>gh Senes _ Vic and Mrs Clinton Holsmger and Califorma (Lopez 0-2), II P m home <tale and w1lhdrew Thnrsday Afternoon Wippel, 556 , Team High game !tamily. Baltm10re !McNally l-O l at recogml!oJ. of hiS world h••· Women's League - Crmg's '+arket. 901 : Team! Paul Wayne Holsinq:er of Ra 1 Clevland ISJebert, 1-J) , 7 JO ''Y\H'Jght t11le "for acts deWon Lost High Sertes - Foreman and cine VISited recentl y VII t h P m . lr~mcntal to boxmg " Simon's Plck·A·POir 96 16' Abbott, 2522. IEddae BIRley Detrmt (McLam 2·2) at . - - ~Summer's Pharm 66 46 Mr and M~s. Robert Van Met- ChiCago IPeters H) , 9 p m I Wednesday's Gamts Blue Tartan 54 58 Wom•n'o Early Bird League er and family of Belpre viSited Was hmgton iRJChert 0-3 and New York at Mmnesola mght B&B Market SG 62 Aprll 12. 1967 Sunday wilti her parents Mr IHannan 0.0) at Kansas C1ty Boston at Cahforma, mght Mason Furnitur~ 44 68 1 Polnls and Mrs Alva Holsmger' Sr t lf.rausse 0-3 and Hunter 2 I) 2, Baltimore at Cleveland m~ht Conkle Coal Co Z6 86 iPinneUes 160 Mr. and Mrs Charles Hill ~~ ~ 9_Pm ~ ~W~shington_ atKan Cily-'mg~t l llogh Three games - D Ac· Slow Four 159 Columbus spent a weekend With --;" -~ ree, 495 , N Sm1th, 482 , D Odd B,alls 138 Mr and Mrs. Mike Kerwin and •I This Week II K&:l' Sperial! Wnmsley, 476 Krazy Four 128 at!•nded lhe funeral of Mrs f H1gh Smgle Game - 0 Ac· Bowlettes 117 Hill's uncle, Mr William tRuss) ree, 216, A Wh1te 190, N Sm1th Pin Splitters 66 1Reed of Empire, whtch wa~ I 182 HJgh team serJeo and game- ~ held Saturday at Eden, ' [I H!gh averages - B Batey, Kra2y Four, 1900 and 648 Ind Mr and Mrs Bay Weaver · 186, B Snyre, 160, w GaO. High Ser1es and Game - Mil· and family of Piketon spent a ntsch, 155: K Davis, 155: L dred Jarobs, 502, 179. wekend with Mr. and Mrs • • Richardson. 154 , McFarland, ' -Alvm Reed and !arnll}'. V·8 motbr, automatic trans, radio, out•lde mirror, 152. and A. Wh1te 152. Early W•d. Mixed League Mr and Mrs James Carter gre<n metallic flmsh with grey mtenor April 1%, 1117 Jimmy Lee of Long Bottom Won Mr and Mrs. Sol Big, POMEROY LANES 25 17 ley and Eddie, SUnday evemng. "You'll L1ke ,Our Quality Way of Domg Busmess" .tunlor Ml..d League Four Sportsme)\ 22 Janie Brewer of Long Bot· · l1 April B. 1967 Foursome 21 21 tom spent a wekend with Carol 992·5342 ' Pomeroy, Ohio ' \Von Lost •Double M's 21 2! Holsinger. C;tdillac-Oldsmobile Team No. 1 24 6 Four Aces 19 23 1~~.._ Team No, 4 20 tO B&F's 11 16 Spoilers , 1 18 Team No. 3 Tee•n Nn 2 12 18 Hi gh Game - A. !.. Team No. 5 ll 19 210; Naomi Floyd, 201 : Team No. 6 9 20 Series - Bill Porter, 590; High team game and series- oml Floyd 491. Team High • ' •' Team No 1, 880 and 1958. High ies - Double M's. 1874; Team 11 game and ser~es - Resa Boothe lllgh Game - Foursome 701. 174, Peggy Story, 392 and Steve Late Wed. Mixed LeJI&Ue Van Meter, 11!6 and 661. PeiDII 1> Popular Spred Satin gives I rtch, nauenng, · 64 Balllam Girl& 4 No Trump wall 'flnlsh' you'•wlll ,be pmud of for years. 66 April 11.11117 Deem's Team i M Easy to &PPIT with lii'ush or roller ·~d drie• ln just Wo• Lost I Patsies 20 minutes. clean liP with water, Glidden ~t~aran· ' 40 Creeps II 5 Hanlly Ables ~ its beauty, aurabUI!f, ease • of appltcatiJ!n, WI• 4G Dtagons 11 5 Zeros ababtilty ond coveraJe. ' ' r • ,, 3t I ' ', :.. J ·~ If ·~ Panthereltes 10 4 Marklandets Apple Kll!lls 9 1 High Game lil '9otlt obolce o/ 28114 custQ\n ti>lont • -" Four M~teteers ? ' I 185, Deenl ' ' I <Jiltf\tt team iame.- and series les- ~ Sebo. J.'·;;;J;~ _,IJ.agona F.: Creeps, U51; ~; ~ fflilh !il ""''''"'' gam~ niltl serier- i'esgy •lei .,.. r~ t36; Kathy VI•~'!);. ~· ·'' 1 I 'I I BRAI<E ADJUSTMENT ONLY I 61 Olds' 88 2 Dr. ..........__........ ;::son of~ ~. Larry ~ay ·~·· ~oplll!ln.JJI , Mr~S:h;.~: ll:;ri'ol¥oilJ SPRUCE UP -........... no shrnng · it's HOMOGENIZ·ED and famUy and . Mr. a]ltl )ln. Gilkey o1 Albany *tre recent Sunday \1Jl!Ofl of \heir Mr. ailtl, Mrs. Llncolil Mrs. Robel'l B!llleY, and Mrs. Bailey,, ~~ vla119rs of rtlallY,f>t ,.. '· ll9n $ $695 II KARR S. VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES ::~!Mirt.' ~ ~heir ~=n I A league meetlng will announced laterplayt ;·)I.A~ • month and for league ~ I t'den breezing a 7-1 victory when l2), Culver 17 ). Allen l8 l. TJant I he walked two batters m the 191 and S>ms WP- F!Sher 11·1) S ' N e"hth to boost h"'Walk lotal lniLP- AIIen 10·21 HRS-Aivl~ • OCiety otes ""'·-iety Notes. :., ~r .:~·Charles . ~~ Mf, Colle: ~- Va~:ey I J::.,b<;.ar~:'nt wi~n :.:-::./: l:" old of age before August 1, The Leaders I ~ W~lla arre~ted ~t~y , , ~by !a -~ r·- ....,., ""'""' - .......... •· . . ' vl~e P=~lllt~. wheat Society .Notes "ii ~nd --e B Blue Devils By United Press International win 10-6 National Le"iU• ~· ~:· ~ ~/4•:4 : Over Poi'nt Thomas Cm 8 30 4 12 4.00 =~:·t ThJirtday e• group for eligible ilartllct.. 1 D ownin,gton SOCiety • ·Notes ' ' !be ,dpll 1 J · Soeiety ~ld ' · Syracuse, Looks the Pee. l'iigbl' t,.eacue 'L•L 1 Jl~ ren to· ExecUti•Ve Post te~s , •· ~VI F' 0 aye.-aJ,mer ·Of R 1•-d -~e n·tesMonday :lak • 1 b~- "bas~·~~. tli~t . 'fi Brl e S ."' po.ft':~atlon. ,.:I ~ ·· ~k·a-day J P~rate A A F"IVe R"10 coeds N"'mJnated • ~ For May nuay Queen Honors non-smoker~ , Vinton County High edged 12ft., 4V, In : high jump, Kin· 1 slart on June 1. ,;,,'!G 1 ,, , by M 'l run, ' 'Be t you 3 to 1 he mis••• It! " tm~"~t'-~it ~ilfH'l~~.s; .•. ...u..___ _ Eastern ~I\ Oh' PQIOts Saturday I ison IV), 5 ft ., ~ In ; M 880 1Pvletlch, Cm 1 10 ,...P!he Con- Sn"": (Wl, x 2.1! 2' 1 0 run, Brock, StL 16 75 13 29 .387 1 erence !rae compeh JOn on Snee (W), 5.111.1, 880 relays, Gon,.., Phil 16 44 8 16 364 PT PLEASANT - Gallipolis , q '(l the Eagles' track Eastern, !arst at 137 8, Mile Clmnte, Pll 13 53 10 19 358 slipped by host Pt Pleasant 10· two Sign International teague Slalldi!IP Vinton carded 4~ poil\ts to Relay, East~rn, 3.55.3; 440 dash. National {A!ague Wiliams, Chi 14 54 6 19 352•6 on lhe Hidden Valley Goll NEW YORK (UPI) -Lynn II"'·"' ' Eastern's 4(1,0,, Wahama bad 32 Batey i•W) 53 03, and two mile , L p t GB l'il'cCrvr ,StL jj 49 10 17, 347 i Course Momfay evening Hughes, an all • SoutheasternI By United Pre" Inter..aflonai ' and, Racine, ?'1' , . run, Coleman IV) 1112 3 W c· Pmson. Cm 19 81 9 28 346 1 It was the Blue Dev!l's lith , Conference defenSive back !1om ' Syracuse W; L2• Make Martm, Eastern s JUmor Eastern Coach B•ll Shmn Cmcmnatl 15 5 750 , . Allen Phil 3 , standout all-aroand athlete, won was tourney manager. Pittsburgh 8 5 615 3'h Flood,, StL 16 center Jim W•tn· BuffaI0 4 2 '"" ..7 16 59 66 13 ll 20 22 .3333g match VICtory in 13 outings. Georgia, row ol andKentucky Monday 4 2 three first places for tbe Eagles ,Chicago 8 6 ,571 4 , Josh Deweese captured med· agreed to terms w1th !he Now Colvmbus .ll61lo:.. and recorded a sensational ~8 Atlanta 9 7. ·.~63 4 Ammcan League (ahst honors wJth a three-over· York GJantll for the 1967 Rochester 4 4 .500 tl Good Start clocltlng in win¢ng the 100 " St. LouiS 9 7 563 4 G. AB. R. H. Pet. Ipar 39 Tile number one Big National Football League sea.l RIChmond 3 4 :4"'<11.~ It's been quite a start for yard dash. Phlladelplna 8 8 .500 5 1 Jones, Boso 9 25 6 1l 440 Black golfer defeated Steve son. Jacksonville 3 4 ~: I~ O'Dell, who beat the Phlls last Martin, who was high indivl· San Fran 7 9 438 6 Kahne. Det 16 61 13 23 377 Blo• ers. Gallia's number One Toledo 2 3 ,'110 '1lli Tuesday with a 51-3 Inning dual scorer in the Times-Senti· rS, riC Los Angeles 6 10 375 7 Ptroclh, Bos 15 58 9 21 362 •man, 3\lo to 'h Blowers fired HughO!, a 5·fool·11, lilt~ Toronto I 4 .20d.>~&l> r'\llef JOb his first 1967 nel Relay& recently, also won New York 6 11 .353 7\2 F Rbsn, Bal 17 61 14 22 361 a 46 pounder, was voted oulslandmg Monday's Resullll b' 10 appearance to earn tbe starting the broad JUmp competltaon, Houston 5 13 .270 t csanva , Was 11 41 4 14 :WI · saletyman m the SEC :n 1965 Jacksonville 4 Syracuse • ' "''!! assi~nment. With a leap ol18 ft. , 6'h mches fe 00000Ce Monday's Rosalia Cater, KC 15 62 8 21 339 Here's Monday's other re· Withrow, 6-1 and 230 pounds, R1dt mond 4 Rochester J ·• 11f Less than three months ago, and the 220 dasb m 23.5 seeonds PJI!sburgh 8 St Loms ~ (\nght) Berry, Chi 16 60 9 20 333 sulls also was named to the ali.SEC Buffalo at Toledo, ppd , ralf!F. . O'Dell wao more • concerned Other winners were: Funeral Services for Flora !Only game scheduled) Clarke, NY 9 33 3 II 333 . (Only games scheduled) ., ' ' ' 47 1 team in 1965. 4 about gelling out a hospital bed Lawhead (V), 42 ft., Allee FredriCk, 83, Chester, who Today's Probable Freehn, Del 16 49 7 16 327 2 2McCarty 1. Kilday • I ed, than getting In the starting g.y, m.; discus, Lawhead (V), d1ed Monday mornmg at Meigs San Franc1sco '(Perry 1-1) at Cngllaro, Bos 12 53 8 17 3211 · , d 42 B b 46 rotation. I, General Hospital, will be held New York IFisher 1·1) 8 p m I Home Run• Harrel · aker • won Y t ' 1 ' Harreld 3\\·\\ • Descrtbmg the disease, he Wednesday at 2 p m. a Ewmg Houston !Cuellar 1·1) at Phi· Natlona League : Johnson b ' « c I0 49 b •aid, "it's a mal!unctipn of the , Chapel Rev. 0 H Cart and !adelphia (L. Jackson 2·0) 8 Oo Reds and Brock, Cards 6; Co~.10'" 0 ' as · won Y 1d b adrenal glands and It makes a l Rev Okey Casto will offiCiate p m. McCcvey, G1anls 5 Aaron and I Cor \ person lose weight, get nauseat1 By United Press International with burial in C hester cemetery Los Angeles (Osteen 3-1) at Tom Braves and Allen, Ph1 lsl Two ot ersdpdartCJpa e 't U( l 1 • 1 thetr scores 1 not coun 0 es 41 Barney 48 won edandd1zzy. You alsoloseyour l National League Mrs Fredrick is survlVOd <bv •Pltlsburgil iLaw 0-2), 8 05 pm 4 1 appelite and have trouble Pittsburgh her husband George and thesei ChJcago IJenkms 3.0) at Atlanta American League : Blea rv b s l.O ' I s'eepm~" ' , 004 030 001- 8 13 0 children M~s Letll~ Spencer, (Lemaster 1·2 or Cloninger 1·1), and F Robmson, OrJOI>s, YMilf:r'es1 Pancake 72, won • The lllne9S caused O'Dell to St Louis 100 000 022- 5 9 I S racus~· Milford RD Mmers· 8 p m. IMmcher, Angels and Kahne, b MHer 3'1-'• miss tile first part of spring O'Dell, M1kkelsen (8) , Face v~lc· Edna Dam: Elia Pa Cmcmnati (Maloney 1·0) at St Tigers 5 Freehan Tigers, YN ; GAHS 'match is Wednes· tra1~mg and he remained 119) and May , Jackson, WilUS L~lli~n Frost and Georg~ Fred· LoUJs !Gibson 3·1), 9 p m. 1Allison, Twms and Howard, da ~'.t Wahama behmd when the team left • 13), Hughes (4), Cosm,an (6), 'ck Jr of Chester· a number WednesdaY's Games ISenalors 4 1 ) Florida and didn't rejoin the Hoerner (9) and Romano WP- ~~ ' andchddren r~at rand· Cmcmna!J at St LoUis Runs Batted In I team unhl two weeks ago.• O'dell !Z.O). LP-Jackson (:1-2). cbi~ren and gre~tggreat ~and· San Francisco at New York, , National Lea gue Bro ck, , ANDREWS PROMOTED "As long as I take lhe proper •HR5-Johnson (Is! ), Clemente h'ldr . tw Sisters El!zab•th mght ICards 20. Johnson, Reds 17; ' 0 1 Pont!ac' Michigan Houston at Pholadelph1a, night Torre, Braves 13 , Cepeda anl Mr and Mrs And med1cation. I'll be line," O'Dell li2nd), Alley <2nd), !!'aid. I Amerlcaa League ::;sM o E' E ' R , Los Angeles at Pittsburgh mght McCarver, C<Jrds 12 i drcws Pomeroy, ave recetve In the only two other games New York at Mlnnestoa, night, :nd ChJCago at Atlanta, mght ' I American League F RobJO· I that :heJT :;;""10 In the majors the Boston Red postponed cold weathor ' son, Onoles 15 Blefary, Onoles An re• s. s atlon ng an Sox blanked, the California Balllmore' Vandergnff, Pa. American League land Freehan TJ~ers 14 ; Kahne, WJ!h the US AJT Force, has Wan I the Best Angels 4-0 and the Baltimore 1 030 001 130- 8 12 1l Mrs Fredrick was preceded W L. Pet. Gil T1gers 13 Mindter Angels and been pro moted to Auman Fu t Or•oles rallied for an 11-7 VICtory I Cleveland 510 001 000--7 9 I '"death by one son, Gerald, IDetrOit 10 6 628 : Howard Senalors 11 Class He IS a 1964 graduate of Car and Home ln s u ' over the Cleveland Indians The' Phoebus, Dillman II) , J I New Ymk 9 6 600 Pilching IPomeroy High School:.. r anee ' 1 600 9 New York·Mlnnesota game w" Mille~ t2l , Drabowsky i6), 1 Boston I For the Premium s v p 7 9 ; 563 ' National Lea~ue: Jcnkms ra med out F1sher 171 and Etchebarren, Chocago I, . Cubs, Queen Beds ahd Veale, MARCINKO PROMOTED T 0U ay 529 1 9 8 O'Dell and the P<rates were Haney 18): McDowell, Bailey 1::. Balumore ,~ Pirates 3 0 fa r>J<, Braves . I SEE BILL CHILDS Making his first start o1 tbe ear Monday night• O'OeU went Y 71-3 Innings and allowed just four hits to pHch the Pittsburgh Pirates to an 8-6 victory over lh• St. Louis Cardinals. It was the fiflti straight victory for the Pirates, the winter book favorites for the ennant w"·• •• ·'""' now in second P place and O'Dell baa won two oft~ games. h~~FI~II bot~ ~t dlsturb~nCllSM • • homer In the fifth and Manny the wmner. W1th a 1·0 &!unt on rur. homer that wiped out a 7·5 Angel hurlers lnclillbng starter Mota bit a •acrifice fly in the pmch-hltter Russ Sny4er, bat· deficit an~ won the game lor and loser Jorge Rubio, who , • ninth to give hbn three RB!s Iling for Andy Etcl1eba11en, the Orioles. ' gave up all four runs In the and account lor tlte rest of the Adcock pulled George Culver Dennis Sennett pitched a SIX· fourth. George ScOtt hll a solo scormg for sob Allen In the eighth hitter an4 h1t a three-run homer homer to account lor the other Joe Adcock. and Hank Bauer •B1111er then sent up Woodie He,ld 1to give the Red Sox their ,run. to the hitters. ~al ~"~[. •' IRoberto Clemente hit a two-ru~ Itr1ed ' to outthink each other In 1to bat for- Snydtll and he bat va<tocy over 'California. '!be Red h<mer and· Gene Atley a solo Cleveland-<md Bauer came out •Allen's Iars! p1tch for a three· ~x collected 11 hits ofJ four If II~~ ~ JIOl!ll~l{ ~\'(11'. :b'l· ~~~~~2~' .1i! ! ' 'lb~ay IIIOri!bl~t)\t ~enate "'"""~~91, Me~ wor~•.l!'OP1 effective as Pete Mlltkelsen and Roy Fa., gave up four runs before tlley finally 'ended jt, 'llle f!rsl1six batters In the third Inning sln81ed tO give the Pirates a H lead in the third and ,knock starter and loser AI Jackson out of the game. *' r~ :~~~OWl !~~i:a;;. ~a~~ Vinton High Edges Eagles • u e ring from Addison's DISease-but he's laking his In MOVC Track and F •.eld pills and leaving the worrymg • por~Od~l!"' ~ell.~ ~ !~creas~ ~ ChfODIC DISea ses '.H'1•t smoker MuchHar er ' "< ame,nded by !hej,bolli"· ' ,( i . , ! · 01 as table tennill cap-'al, alsp wUl compete In the u. llnlted PresalnteraaH.W ellmmate the !loard of Review,iSenllte f!napce Co~DJ~ll"ee, , Co'"'"lt"'.lfit~IIIS.be~tft· of the United States, ol· j S. :>pen In San Diego, 'a hilltorlc COLUMBUS i!lPI) - · )'II• stand~rdize )he coat of a r m.s com~s 'to· the f!oor ·o( the SOW er ~e~a~. ,bli11t;~. seqao' iD midwest players and fans ,first In the S4 years of sanction- Ohio General Assembij returns anH Great Seal of the state "~I 8~· • •-• ,_· .the I:IOIIIe• •bd:,~ 11fk~,q>or~· the sporl the rare treat of ied table tennis ·Iii the United to wor~ tonight ibortly Iefler Oblo, and •to change the law Conenmuce' Nee..., , lag the SeoaJe,rmnutte~s..will 11 five ranked players In States. '. ' ' ille voters t~nder 'a vel'fllcl 011 conlfOI!Ill& dat~1 for hoi~roce The next day wao to go meet -"· .( " I• 'lbu~ay night. '!be Columbus club, be9ldes their major ,!"'Wuctloo of the meelllll!•· -, back lb the ,Howle lpt ~r,. ~· Senate Urba~ ~ IIi~ B Bob H fli h Coming to the ~e club of Oal Joon at San O!~o, will be first fnur months _;the O!!J.o In tbe ~ate,' ~Ql ni .lb~ tWo renee In lh~. Senate • amend· way ComiDltt~ beg10a 1 oe e Joon Lee, who· will be the 1 ,represented by John Tannehill, Bond Ccmmissiyh and iegislat· bills to be vo~ed tonight was a monil. If, tegaslaUve:-~~on Is hearing, testimony W~dnesdv . 1 seeded U. S. ployer In 15, of Middleport, wb"' learned lve reapportionment proposals. propol!81 to postpone t~e effect- not ,COfi\Pieted llefcri ..turday, morJilng on bills to ~Ia~ the Robert R. Moms principal of the Eleme national Open In men's sin· lasl weekend In Montreal thct Tile work week wjJl bt •!a11· lve date of the ~~ng' of name tbe rain wll! not be put 'Into \pl;'actlt;ta of auto man~!actur"" tary School, has scor~d in the pu91icity ~~; gles in S!m Di~o May IS-13-14, he will be seeded ninth in men's ed ,o~ day tater than l""~al, of the Clnctllllall ,Mun 1~1pal off~ , untU · I~ .weekli ,ll!ter, diitrlbu!Qr,, dealers .Jnd, salesMe•gs County by !)is wmrung the John F. Scbol· are these performers who at San O!ego, and first .and faye minor, bUis , up Court to the Hamilton ·County wh n the pew ,PJIY, llfe,ul mhap awarded by the Ohio Aun. played at Elpo '67 In Montreal 10 both junior divisions, the {or s vote tonight, ,bul some Municipal court to Jan. 1. ai ' , ,· lll!• dr!Vtr I Ucenoq,,from ihe Bob has been the subject of numerous articles as a last weekend Boys 15 and Under and Boys 17 major proposals eome .to 8 Wednesday the Houso-approv. , ere, SO wu, 0 0 l'fesent thfee,years to result, t.he lalest being in "The Report Card,'' the month· -Manll, Fukushima, member and Under. floor vote durll)g the week. ed state employes PI!Y lncrea10 pl'll' 1 ly publication of the Ohio Education Assn. The new ar- of Japan s world team chapIn••hltlnl W'ys 111(1 , 1 9Dmmlltee (lcle carnes a photograph of Bob in Columbus when he ions of li16'1; Hiroshi Takahaskl, e e 101' pubOc would t,a,kef. up ti)li to autbreceived the award. 1966 world RanklngNo. f and • , be brought u~ f~ i';~tt n tlie orife ' th• Issuance ,ql · revenue Just for the recard, Morris was selected from a field 1963 champion, rankHouse later thlt ' bonds for lndu•trlal developof 71 applicants to receive the $1,000 scholar~hilt. ed No. 2 In Japan: Jaroslav 'l'be House will•\roto W:~.., men!. . ,, . • • • Stanek, Czecboelovaklan nation· • • day on a bill to help curb , rae. The Senato, ilecthms, ComRutland H1gh School has selected its cheerleaders al champion and English open ! ' IJl riot ~u~ as bl'ok' ~~ !all m"'' and l,ftbor ,Commltt•• for the fall sports program champion and Denis Neale 1 "'miner 10 Clmland BDll Day· gives first I rille urn• of the Meigs Local School Tile Rw Grande Chorale 'closed dlamplon tOll, al)d thf...e.kend or morning jo a.j1ill .lilg ·lh• D1stnct. s1ni and a recording of the of the English World day stpdenlf coUectl•eltl!l'llalnlng pl'OJ!edilres Each of the three high land Band and tbe Chorale of 111117, resort towns Ill Ohio. · to 11!1 follo)!'.ed . Iii ne!9tiatlng schools - Pomeroy, Middleport be cut. And of course oat Joon Lee, It would ~ow the govertaar eont(ac!ta wllh public ~mplayes, and Rutlan~ - has now sele-:t- Incidentally, the ttmea South Korean cham· 1o auspend Qql!Qr U0111m ·and A blll to I"'!Uire county ·com•d two varsity cheerleade!'¥, a will lie offered to the public now living in Columbus. W~SHINGTON (UPI) ~o- smoking and disease, but help to quit. The Incidence ol ban the sale of lntoldeall~ mlsslentr$ tq submit to om· varsity alternate, two reserve orders will be taken at The exlllbltlons - round ole and acute diseases rangmg sunply to sho:" ,:'the e.•tenl of chronic daseases among lblfl• Uquors or beer for up to petltiva blddil!l ail . cheerleaders, and an alternate. concert. Rutland garden matches _ will be played from flu to emphysema are lhls relationship, who smoke more tban une pack bl)llrs,,dw:Ing such emergencies, or conlracll QYer "'000 gets its Rutland's winners, selected by will be In charge of at the Columbus Table Tennis statistically more prevalent The most strikinc disciO!ul'tl a day is milch higher than lor A violation of tbe ,Jail could reo illltial •lrln8 Wt!dD@day !J!orna faculty committee, are Joyce thorned floral arrangements elub, 24M Cleveland Ave., start· ~mong Cigarette SJD9kers than was that emphysema and former smokert. lUll In a fjne of $2011 to ,1,000, ln8 befor• the House Judiciary Clonch and Bocky Haley, var. be used on smaD tlble• lng al 7:30 p. m. ' ose who have never smoked, chronic bronchitis, diseases -H rt lim t fl 8 nuilltha, to I y&llf lh jsU, or Committee. • s1ty, with Mary Hall as the II· which conrert goers wUl The world ranked pl~erl, 81, according to a new U.S. Public wh1ch often lead to slow a.!\d ea a en I I eeted - --"-_;;.,..c..-.:...:...:._.:.:==:::.:.:..---.....:-" '"ate, and Janice Smith and seated lor the concert. - Health Service study. painful deaths, are nearly ~ male two·pack-a-day smokers Ill Brenda McGuire reserve rep. ,,. • The study, made public as prevalent among 70 per cent more casea !ban resentallvea, with Diana Knorr, Also In the Meiga c 0 u n 1Y Monday 'by Surgeon General women whe smoko more than aternate. world of music plano pupilS WilHam H. Stewart•. said bear! two packs a day as among -Peptic ulcers are twice as The combined cheerleader or Mrs. Clara Lochary will be ' :llments, hypertensiOn, chron!c female 001).8mokers. For two- common ta smokers as thOfe ' groups followed tbe decision to Ipresented In a recital at I p ronchiUs, emphysema, chrome pack-a-day men, the rate Is four who who have never amoked consolldall the IIJIOI"t• prograt11 rrr. sunday at the Trinity slnusiUs, Infective t1mes that of male non·smokers. . · FlveBio Grande CoUege coedli ,have been noml,nated of the Mella District next fall Church "' Christ And m and parasitiC disease, upper Olher survey findings: ..JIInusii!S Is as much as 75 to vie for the title ot Ml3 D$y Qtle~n. The band• also will be con•ol!· case you don't recognize 'the conditions, lnfluen- -DISeases, on the average, per cent more prevalent among carolyn Clinton, a sophomore froiD Columbus, Is 28 dated b~Clnnlng with the fall name, that's the former Federlng sponsore4 by Circle Xi Kiwaqls affiliated men's ser· • dgestive ~ilmenl$, and even are more prevalent among smokers. opening of echool. , atfd Church. 1 SAIGON <UPI) _ u.s. pilot• bearing lmpaannents were moro persons wbo have given up -Hearlng,Impairllltnts afflict vice Club. She Is. a pledge of Alpha Mu Beta sorority and Idestroyed and possibly , <!Dmmon to smoker&-and even smoking than lhose who are 34 per cent more melo !WI)o Is a representative to StU•J 3 11 Frldoy evening's concert by Offices of t!i'e Meigs Coun<v iCommunist MJGs Monday in those who have kicked the habit still puffing. But that does nol smokert lban llf;O- dent Senate, sopliomore clase, IlK\ !Ira! Jlcethe Rutland Red Devil Banrt, Courthouse closed at , noon (O ' the heaviest one-day blow of the - tban to the rest of the necessarily mean it Will not smokers. , . Ll.;..a Moore a junior from ' preeldent of the A,ssoclatlon of dlrectod by Bob Gamer, will day due elections So, a war against the Notth Vletna· - Prevalence rates for ln. Canal Is beinl Women ' be loaded w1th highlights. 'l'he minder you have until 6 30 mese Air Force, US. spokes tobacco claimed ftueza, respiratory conditllllB aored by Alplla Tau .Delli fra· '!be queen Will be ellos$1 by student wlnnlns 1M John Phil· p. m lo cast your ballot men reported today. In the !he report nusleadlni In a and digestive conditions 111'1! ternity. She Is vice-president of election. She will lip Sousa Award will be namtd South, US Marines drove elite the Tobacco slightly higher for present Athena sorority and was capo be .crowned clurlnJ May Dill and seniors will be honored Pomeroy's Memortal Dav par- Ctmmunlst forces from Hill 881 was the •m;k•rsu. lllln of the Rio Grande cheerlea· activities Saturday. ' ade will be staged May 3il un- In a SJgDificant victory. dJagnosis and aec::d~a: ,:,:.: are 10::e e hm Ion days ding ~quad during the past sea· der sponsorship of Drew Web- But the rur war was growing matlon " 'II ac year use of son. I ster Post 39, Amencan Legion, costly The 700th U.S. plane to Stewart emphamed that th ~.~:~:;s as;clat~ with cl· Jane Ann Morgan, a freshman It Is hoped that all youth be shot down by the enemy was study based on 42 000 ho eh ~ smok smo n1. ersona who from GaliiP\)lls, is beinl sppn· 0 groups and others Y!illtake pari lost today over South V1elnam, interv'1ews, wa• to MASON - The Wabama Jun· lime as0 much sored by Archon fraternity, Uban ICont<nued from Page ll II your or Boy Sc out , an FIIIO Supersabre. esplain the relationship between lor Higb Fair Will be ' those who do not k l bs as lis a member of the Commut,ers ' groop. 4-H club, or any grcup. l Air Force and Navy pilots held Thursday evening, May 4, 1 BIDO •• Club, r•llroad strJke. would like to partiCipate, )ll'll spotted 21 M!Gs parked on ''""'"''' ".,.,..,,illl!l!!llllllll::ll "'"""'''"" in lhe Junior High Science I Nancy Myers, I junior from Congress acted Monday, at advise Relno Lind: Pomeroy, or North Vietnam airfields at Hoa CJNCJNN Oeparlment at Wahama from Rio Grande, Is being sponsored Ihe PreSident's reque~t, to Paul Casci in Middleport 1Lac, 24 miles southwest of Clnclmlati ~TI I(UPI) - Tb~ 7:30 until B 30 p. m. ' 0)'t'JS by the Commuter's Clu~, of Faye Palmer, IM. Maln.St, orov1de a 47-day extensaon of •Hanoi, and at Kep, '!1 miles · ed Iormor U~a: today nm or. Harold Ward of lhe Sci· ' whlciJ she Is a member.. She Is' "••• dlod l\IOQday ·'*••Vel· !he Slr~k• deadline, orJginaUy Members of the Past north of the capital, and des· In d b krsi7 ~~ Cta· once Dept. of Marshall Unlver· also a member of the. college erana Memorial Ho.spltal oollow· set tor 12 01 a. m, Wednesday dents Parley of the Ladles AUX· troyed eight of theiit.''lbey shot ne:•c clllo • II slty. Will judge exhibJis. Two Ice chorus, ensemble, stude,nt EdU· a shQII Illness, II •as the second pootpone- lliary, Drew Webster Post 39. down ltiree In dogfights report· McMabou coa ..., Ed trophies will be awarded. Sci· cation Aaaoolation and the Aa· Mrs. Palmer, a member of ment The lawmakers prevloua- American Legioft, held an lm- ~ Monday and lwo others were • ence teac~ers are Mrs. lletty soclatlon of Women Students. the Rutland Church of Christ, ly had approved a 2lklay stAy. presslve service at the Ewing listed ~.! probably destroyed. Burrill New Haven and Mlsse.s Mary Osbourn, a sophomore was preceded In her ll'unaral Home Sunday nlghr m ·· ' ' WASIIJNGTON (UPll-The Rita Pauley and Opal R 0 1 e from Chesterland, Is belllll spon- parents, Wilt and Gaud Soldier trlbule to Jlw lata Mrs. Gennie '· • United Stites today annount> Marshall Universlly. ' Ohio Power Co.'s board of.dt- 1sored by !Janlnf HaU, MOSCOW - .u.tm ! N)l Hdwell, %1ileroy. Mrs. Howe.! Har~" •.!11;. :0~' lo wllhdraw . U,oot In addition to lhe science fate ~clors has elec~ 8 · N Pren-jtlormllorf. She Is ' Klavdia Kosygtn played •'Qut was a Gol4 Sial' Mother, hawng 1 ~OnY~ ry personnel and !oar an Art Exhibit will be display- lice, the eompany s vice presl· rounselor, ~tudent Surviving are their marrrage like good Sqvlet lost hor only two 10n1 in World 1qll8drons of combat planes ed. Mr. Ronald Richardson, dent and general manager, to resentatlve, of Mrs. John Bry'mf!.~~~~~: sold!~. '!be pr~ler stoically War I. ' NI"U/g from Wool GerDI8lly, an art instructor at Wahama the nowly created poAitlo~ ol , two 10!111, Fred ·~; siD'otl atop Lenin'• Tomb for ' ~r'l'' Jun1or High, Is in charge. exOCIJIIve vice president. 'I land, and Thomas no Monday'• big Day wade Rutland Studenlll A cordial mvltation II eitend· Sl!pulatneously, tilt l!ol!rd! of addreaa 1 one sitter, Mrs. Ben ..mue bls wile died of' cancer "1'il ' ' '" l eel to all parent.. and tlte public dlroctors of each of !he Am.... Cohen, Lorain; a brother, Clll· •we Ill! lmow llt[l ' ~vdi!a llr... !\Irs. Gfry Wekb and p Obi T to Y<ew the exhlb1ts and meet lean Electric Power System'• r•··~ Hysell, MI. Sterling: II 0 Apdreye'OIIa lnd biPJl " '" ' • . (CollllnUed 'from Page 1lj .!!1 Lori .... Nl,"ic l Ctr- 888 esl8 the university lnstructorl. ftVI! other operating utility COlli• grandchildren, an4 seven great ~er devotion lo t111i eiue poled by \he Columbus & South- I~~~llJe ~....-. ~l ' IUHII of 1 Thirteen Rutland High School :an~s~ecll;d ~e vic. . pres!• grandchildren. i. rt·- Ct!mmunlst jlitiY, · her em ohio Electnc Company • ~ ~:i:'ll, .•iftd Mra. Da-lbusmess and olftce education ~n gener managtll'll of Services wiD lie 'lblll'lltlay · ot I p. m. at the Martin Flll14!ral for naMr t.. UCk aeucUve we':·Ia Rome Iii Rutland with Ret,,IBID tiiilllnent Pt6m party leader Decided to ui8t lhe Stat and Mr. alltj Mta. JQIIII,Mauck Ohio Civil Service tsts Donald C. Cook, presldtnt of cliugbter and 11011-Jn.Iaw, Carter ofOelatlng. Burial will be I. Brezhnev. For the Hll!hway )>epa;ment with or FIJII Allhbf/"W; 'l'a,, were They are Nancy Knoit., Del). AEP System eompan[es, and Mrs. Clyde Dl)cher an4l in Bradford C.llll!ler!'. Friend• ~ biOJ!de who was the .prt [A&Vinl 411!11le of U 5 33 <Mm recent f.eekend ~.t1G1'1 ll.iMrs. ra Smltb Darleno Smtih and , Iii annollliC!N the elet.• so vialtad her listen, Dor 1 may call at the funeral bomt wtfe 11 was rare public ( h · · · "1'. Nelllt .oorgan and. Ml~1 and Karen Thcker 1 k· ten ' Uons tbat the creation of the Brown and Hazel Clark. alter 1 o'clock tonight. ," n011... In the Soviet power ~!po~~~~:nb~:ts~!!!:; other relatives. f lergradell; U~y~m:OO:':O: By Sua• M. RUe .. ~Uve vice presidency Sunday ~~~esll of Mr. · elite. as in fOI!tler pys in tbe h d ed Mrs. Dna Art 1 and Mrs. na Davidson p Tl)ll ' d' , PDl! was the result of tbe ex. Mrs. Ray Rouie were I~ e 1 Weot. a lady's name Is publish- ; -requ~t th ass1sta~ce! ~ James Snodgrass of Rtcine vis- : Bonnie Grai~ c~-stenos._ anh- wMrs. ~yrta. Rife and daugb· pandlng respon,albiUIIea of the daughter, Mary, and ber ..t. only upon her birth her ~~meroy lf,r.~mo~n °tb lied In HW\tlnilon, w, y..,, with Ior srade 1 .~ Kathy 'lbgrap d • w!Mrs1.!~Y Wood, spent a System'a' top management. Mr. tiy of Lancaster. , llim:lage and her death • ' counc ' I no al Charles Artx, Jr., Wbo Ia hos- Lor! ""'"'b omas, ay tb mr. and Mrs. Charles Cook also announced the crea· Weekend of . iestern diplomats today ...,. h~· nearly depleted Its slate pltallzed tbtl'e. Kate ·);:;:;.,{;· J!lva Jobnaton, S. Rile. ,Sunday v!&I!Qrs of tbe ~qn of three executive vice Mrs. Glen .herod her as charming In fund through guard ratl Mr. and Mrs. rom and Jarvis clerk typistre : , I.JuiJe Riles were Mr. and Mrs. Gor· presldencltJ tbe AEP children, all of hir "ld·50's, sht &poke rre'ncb reP acement flushing of the Mr. stewart visited at 1 be : • • gr ath Kisor of Wellston and Mra. Service Corp. and Mre. Junior IJUC _ "!I !qillh ftullltly. Qle apo ~tsflfollowmc the flood, of· home of Mr. and Mrs. Worley. ' ael wert guellll of Mr and Ronald S. Rife and Shelley 'Jbe boarda of the ill system drt:n. DOI)a, JantCe,, W~Iill. • j!IU'ently was well educated and D' 00~ Un Lin. Reeves and son. Mrs. Jimmy Dorgan and chll and Mltzle, Rutland. operating OOIIIPflllt!tl also elect. 1!11 and lenny. r.ff'. and Mrs. CecD Gillogly v'el'fld In soclal graces. - ISCUS accep g Mrs. Rutb Morris and Mrs. c1ren In Lancaster • Mr. an~ Mrs. Q. M. Rile reo ed Jobn A. Tllll!ighast, Service Mill Howell has ~ and fJ,mlly of Albopa were re: !:coin Terrace as a vUlage street. Lyda Powell spent. an evening Mrs 01 Sunday. eenUy spent an evening with Corp. exocuUve viet preellltnt- Dayttm for 1 few cent l!tJni!IY 91altol',l of her parC · -AI Leonard. Columbia Gas wtlh Mrs. John stout and Fan· church s::d"a attended Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Rife Mr. CO!IIItrutlmi alii! eJ!IIneerillll, a Mr and Mrs. Forre1t ts Mr and Mr1 E rett 1 ' 11t! I!Ught ol Ohio Inc., local nle Petitt. fJ i Elizabeth McUl ,a"d Mrs. Rife Isn't so well vlee president of each of those Hazel Townsend of ve .,.t. ft_._!US- A WEST vm. cu.sed the street rep31vlng prOJ· Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Rhodes bardsvillle dmrch ~ tlte~e~ Mrs. Fay Wood and Mrs. Myr· companl110o lncllldiltl Ohio Pow· ville called on her Mr. and Mrs. James V(. ~%"" 1 so a n • Ia Rife spent Synday' with Mr. er 01 ~.,...,.n escapee. who fied oct, notllli lhe gas company visited their Rl hard d ed G th To end , dr E_119rt de!ail early Monday would review Its situation ' a· Dale and Dun: services. and Mrs. 0. M. Rife, Albany ' · ' G!Utay laon an amily Pomeroy,, r. '!!!1\ .a Ill" and 18 rounds of Ilong the various streets prevl- w Va • • Hatfield Is at ft4>ute. CHUJI BOOOME ILL · 1 bu • 1 Sund Kenneth 1 l!!l)!liill\ltton, was here ollll to the projects beginning I f.t-n.' Clinton Gllit\ and home and much: better, Mr. Oeorge Martin took Mr Leoodus Lee, age 4,0!811'tOnd· urn 'y and J\'fur 11 1011 Mrc llom' of hiS SJsster so as to not damage newly re- ren and and Stout I..::· and tsMrsi :arl McGrath )o Alba)ly to see St., Middleport, ,.81 taken w Mrs · and (\: Ywere 0 Franl<lin Endicott was paved sfreets. called 00 Mil. Ava ·GIIke r. and Mrs. bls doctor. Ho Is poorly. Veterans HOipltal by and · Ann Yisltors of their parenl/l,, •ve a preliminary hearmg Attending wero Mayor Leiiar, recently. Y jo e4 fl on Sunday and Mrs. Fay Wood, Mrs. Sarah '!1• Mlddlep4/n E-ft rquad merae!d, Mrs. Jot er < ' Pir~tt~s \MQVl\ .Into .SocQn~ ~iter, f·iij&Stniif~ ,&i ~~iHIU~;.w ts i ·l ,~;1. i ~i'~··.~;;~:.~ f ~ ti!:jJ{~~~m · ·u ii~l,. , :~ ~L~lJ. . ~ ·.d . LOu'm~ ·t "SlilJc". o ··wo,.~n ...onJant<J. · on T,qurs ay . \ !. '. ' '•' ' r,~. . ; ' ·, . ' . . '·~ l'' ~~ . 1• I • ( '' ' I ~ II *' An., Ameriaan a All work is done by Car ~ &killed brake mechanics Ill.• Our expert llltCha1llal atljuol hral<ea, add ftuid and .~ repacl< front wllool beulqL Drive in todoyl No Money Down-Months to Pay en - Ill merchandise and .cat SBfVICII . �i ,. j' ' ,. l ·B"eat of The Bend l \( • ' ~==~~·in~~~ beComing ree- ter havt~g aJI!Ifaied In'Montre- ·i. alAN\) · • , 'lb•• House takes up , bUll 1-.::: BJ VITO STElJ,INO to~blll, .heavDy 1 9 ~ngles E~ucation Al~Aslan ,I By ,JAm . UPl Sports Writer It tOol< the docton a lone lim~ to diagnose Billy O'Dell's Ulness and It's taltlng tbe Natidhal League batters on even longer time to diagnose hls pltcbi!i. O'OeU has the somewhat an~~ .W*• wer~ wiU~ 7~ I JC{OfleS Recorded IR • A"Ir' on Land u"'t~ rpl ~mes purch~ses ~ptic ~leer, re~~lrato~ ~ ' l ln~ustry. ~~s :;f;~: ~r•tique, sCJenCe • FaJr• stu~r At w ahama n~t into~;ed G~rl Wlnchest~r, ~ fo~r May Fourth spo~- ea~:n~m th~~r Scien~e Board·M p,,.,. ~; p ~ t' M~ SheDy""" ' =•~~ andpu~:= ~A~:~t~t!e "'to~:. :r: ~wden :d~a~oofsu'::s~~;"'" PC:~~ and Mn;aO: ~ *' n~ hi~way Stud~Q\1. ~~ all.wnpu~ manag~r. dl~ chll";ft 1~ ~lth ~rs Ka~ .i:.' ~enlng arenoe Chari~'.Rife Larry~ Metno~tl«l ....... ·•· -· ........ --~ . . . . . . - ..... :th ~· Weilslo~. , ,.e: O:,t, M~n· w~ • He. was charged be- Councilmen Leslie Fultz, pres- Mildred Lee were In Albany and:"· '!'om Wells, Mrs. <:enUy shnpped hll homo, He a4mltltd as Jan! Clark. other fugitive from justace, po- ldent. Lou Poulm, 'bon Colilru!, ce~tly F ti 1ue,p ~· <Stout MIIJ!l Bllly Vate~a <eilfed on Mr. a ·Diedlcai patient. • eluded Mr and Mrs tald. Franklin Rlrer, 1111d Roy Riut· Mr.' and 1\11'1. Dtn'ham mov- .. anft 'Mrs. Chorles Rife Sunday. , ' Norris and. iamlly, ' er. ed to Leiding Creek near Rut- ~~oo."'Edtlle- Bojet ch. and Mrs. Cor\ Martin and ~0>\RREsTED , Mr. and Mrs. 100 land. !llr, and Mrs. La:.':ce Donof Rand, W. Va. and Mr. ~ by th• M.eJII• Coon. spent a weekand at · CVVrEII TO INTEREST OF Publle 18 Assured Mr. and Mrs. Adkins of GaJ. abue an4 children and Mrs Iva and Mrs. Wolfe or Middleport, 17 Slierlffs lltpar!Jiiinl Mon. home here. They Uve ID, DAILY SENTINEL ,_ "-"· =-., • MASON AREA '· ._, ,.."_ eo_... oo,',;. ..... - · - ~~- 11.,. ~~ ·~· .. - ,.y~' ..,=,.,.! .,.17, )rid 11 ~~:n ~lurd;a-~ ~:·:~ , , Free Flow of News WASHINGTON (UP!) _ De· fense Secretary IIObert S. Me· Namera Mimday ltoued orders callinJ for !tie IT~' Dow of war news to the American Public .He a Is 0 sa,ld sboukt ~ve ac!:e9' to fuU news reports. In a dlrocllve to the whole , mllltary under lifm, M'ckomara eailed servi~m~ ~~:a:· eata~llsbmeHt ""4\! ~~~~~~o::: :C~thens. ' for."'II\!Iijin~ ~lscJome. Niwi,. ., fOI'IIIatlon empt ror tba.t which of tq. ., ..... .., ~. a. .11/~ l!e of ,matetla! ..llstance · • ' • II! pG!enllaj Donabtie were reeent 1 ~ vlsltol'll',ln Racine to set Mrf. Donahue'• •motlie!o; Mri·. Ruib Pal'iiOIIs 1t1c1 Ml'l!. Robl!rt Pill' aona',, a 'slater. IIIH. LoweD Rellgar and Suale were lutllll· of Mrs. ·Josle rid - Heltger.. Su,sle retur~ to Co: lumblllllh' Monday wllel'll ahe Is employl!d. i ' Y r.. lfrl. 'Fandree called on Mrs. llpoUs mmd to the Chapman farm which they purchased. It Is on the Kingsbury .Jioad. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner caD· ~u~ Mr. and Mtl. Tom Wells. ...... Ltlhl Cowen and Mrl. .;:.e recent visitMias Sh · wm:e!sh. erry ms a Ray enem~s." 1 =~ ":tu~Ill '' M r a. nonna 0\. tile Waggoner Mrs. Lldarecenlly. Powell and' .r4r· spent a. Swiday with M r ' · day """ Horn'r J!dwlrd BII!So Maude Martin and George. sbll, 31, ,Rt. I Plain City, and M~. Lou~~': ~y. Morris, M, Ptmoroy, 0 ~, ~U , 11· · lntOlileation charaes. -Jf.~'.!. e :J~ea Rile ' ' • ' ' G . 'l,fi]Q!t ::: . . ·tlttce a wee~ ~ ~ls doctor for "Tho Bilardll1g Houee "!,.:!';;,"! 11 Sen or£ .lfl~ IOtiS uer. :mAl~~' w~:!· r:.·~i~e ahols : . '' ' · ' N · ·bU ti - ' : Mr. tlltd Mrs. Atkln~>~iltl ram. ~·11· .l'' • 1, ~~:~~ll ~~~~t(~~~! ·~~·-~~~·i~· ~~-~~~~~~~~; ,=: 'l~~\:~)j~~j 1e MAjUJWliD 'muci'i'imi Joslt Heltaer 11 110111ewbat bel- lly litntojjj Ptpvtll• chufl!h'land f ~ ; ~j.1 .: 1~ 11 IUL 1r •Jt-io'lol,ie j!~ .. VI tv. Mtl. Estep and ~ ca~ . W•n\lb~ _ .... Ida.....,.. , , , ..,. n- Ml'll. !llqbetiJ Weraer and with them. , , "' • • ratr, 'IUcli ~ ..,.,..~ ~i(~~ Ita=~~~AI-::. and Matlbew lt:balon olsltetl Mrs. Mrs. Newlltan bad a Stanley 11W III-'* tioft.•• ual. · at, I, ~: ' .ae, ~Ne~~ 1nc1 M~ puty. ~~\• .,_ l'lrtly"""' ,.. -ll*d~ .. Jill)le roles l!'e .iim , •:,: ,' < ' pre.eitedi !lie flol, Hl;h( Sclldo! ~IenlOr , ...... ow• · May. 12 .,..__..,. ~I '!41 MrL Ava Gilkey was admit- Stout were Iii \"i•d·'ahe day. ed II Rome's Col'-m Iaiii ~ ted to lfobtr, J!Dsplllll. Mra. ~' a thrte:aet 'eoil\e(J '" ?.!.!.....;.,. lumbns. ' ,? Mrs. Paul StanleJ"~ her rra~dmother, Ytt. hl'li Bolin recently. , ' ' , , -• -1 W~tida7, li 'WUbtlr ~ ·tlt!l . ol•r.fn!l' \ ,\ ' ' ' .·:;.::z-:.-;:;::.-:-~ ~ p.G67~ ~- Servi'"eS for M Fred ' k d Sh~tput, L'me Scores Pltche~s lrr~iii~~;~::~;;~~~~l I ~ .~"Iter 0~:· br~t: i~:';:y :~:~~· , wo~d 'I to Harrv ;(2nd l. Held (1st ! Walker decided to giVe O'Dell 'Bostm\ 0011 400 000- 4 ll 0 help But the help wasn't too 1Cahforma 0011000 000-- 0 6 0 sPven and manager - -·---- -- -- - L NG "- ~tarence Ja;e~ ~ -- • _ _, _._ _ _., _ L Washmgtnn 7 Caltforma Cleveland 8 10 444 3 7 9 438 3 8 467 2 Kansas C1ty 6 9 400 ~ Arngo Red" C Jar kson and L :l: '· Jackson Phils Pirates .2-0 Mr , and Mrs Robert Marcm· and O' Dell , ko 1uppers Plams have recelved word that their son, Roo. Amr ru:al\, LUJ!Ue· Lonhorg er\ Allen, servmg w1th the U DC\";iJING INSURANCE AGENCY1 INC. Meigs County's Oldest and l arge$! 'Mmnesota 5 10 333 4h and Rohr, Red Sox, Horlen, ' S. Air Force at Lonng, Me ' MIDDLEPORT, OHIO By Martha Holsinger I Monda)'• Resulls Wh1 le Sox McDowell Indians, has been promoted to Airman '!bose VISJ!mg Rev and Mrs Balt1more 8 Cleveland 7 1nlght l Sparma Tigers, Clark , Angels F~r, ,st~ C I:;,as:s:·:..,_=====~l~~=::i~====:::;:i::;:::::=;==::::;:::=::::~~· \ Elden Blake over a recent week NY at Mmn · mght. ppd cold ,md Moore, Senators 2-0 ....--. ~ --- - - --- ---- lend were Mr and Mrs. Elden Boston 4 Cal Jiorma 0 ln •~l) I • I tBlake Jr and fJ r.III Y. Green : neld. and Mr aod Mrs Dan ny IKPI Iis and lamlly Sprmgheld IOnl y ga mes srhedu!.e JI Today's P roba hl ~ Pj ' "l,"r3 lall times EDT) I I Revoke License AUSTI N, Tex ,. (UP[) - 11 e l <late of Texas Box•ng a•ri Mr and Mrs Larry Holsmg- New Yo rk (Peterson 0 ll at WI'L'!-it ll ll~ OJm mJc;sion Monday er and family of Racme spent Mmnesota rChance 2-1), 9 p m revoked CassiUS Clay's ilcensc a Sunday with his parent s, Mr : Boston !F'I scher 1-1J at te bflx m hi S nPwlv adopt ed MASON BOWLING CENTER Wnghl, 2431 H>gh Senes _ Vic and Mrs Clinton Holsmger and Califorma (Lopez 0-2), II P m home <tale and w1lhdrew Thnrsday Afternoon Wippel, 556 , Team High game !tamily. Baltm10re !McNally l-O l at recogml!oJ. of hiS world h••· Women's League - Crmg's '+arket. 901 : Team! Paul Wayne Holsinq:er of Ra 1 Clevland ISJebert, 1-J) , 7 JO ''Y\H'Jght t11le "for acts deWon Lost High Sertes - Foreman and cine VISited recentl y VII t h P m . lr~mcntal to boxmg " Simon's Plck·A·POir 96 16' Abbott, 2522. IEddae BIRley Detrmt (McLam 2·2) at . - - ~Summer's Pharm 66 46 Mr and M~s. Robert Van Met- ChiCago IPeters H) , 9 p m I Wednesday's Gamts Blue Tartan 54 58 Wom•n'o Early Bird League er and family of Belpre viSited Was hmgton iRJChert 0-3 and New York at Mmnesola mght B&B Market SG 62 Aprll 12. 1967 Sunday wilti her parents Mr IHannan 0.0) at Kansas C1ty Boston at Cahforma, mght Mason Furnitur~ 44 68 1 Polnls and Mrs Alva Holsmger' Sr t lf.rausse 0-3 and Hunter 2 I) 2, Baltimore at Cleveland m~ht Conkle Coal Co Z6 86 iPinneUes 160 Mr. and Mrs Charles Hill ~~ ~ 9_Pm ~ ~W~shington_ atKan Cily-'mg~t l llogh Three games - D Ac· Slow Four 159 Columbus spent a weekend With --;" -~ ree, 495 , N Sm1th, 482 , D Odd B,alls 138 Mr and Mrs. Mike Kerwin and •I This Week II K&:l' Sperial! Wnmsley, 476 Krazy Four 128 at!•nded lhe funeral of Mrs f H1gh Smgle Game - 0 Ac· Bowlettes 117 Hill's uncle, Mr William tRuss) ree, 216, A Wh1te 190, N Sm1th Pin Splitters 66 1Reed of Empire, whtch wa~ I 182 HJgh team serJeo and game- ~ held Saturday at Eden, ' [I H!gh averages - B Batey, Kra2y Four, 1900 and 648 Ind Mr and Mrs Bay Weaver · 186, B Snyre, 160, w GaO. High Ser1es and Game - Mil· and family of Piketon spent a ntsch, 155: K Davis, 155: L dred Jarobs, 502, 179. wekend with Mr. and Mrs • • Richardson. 154 , McFarland, ' -Alvm Reed and !arnll}'. V·8 motbr, automatic trans, radio, out•lde mirror, 152. and A. Wh1te 152. Early W•d. Mixed League Mr and Mrs James Carter gre<n metallic flmsh with grey mtenor April 1%, 1117 Jimmy Lee of Long Bottom Won Mr and Mrs. Sol Big, POMEROY LANES 25 17 ley and Eddie, SUnday evemng. "You'll L1ke ,Our Quality Way of Domg Busmess" .tunlor Ml..d League Four Sportsme)\ 22 Janie Brewer of Long Bot· · l1 April B. 1967 Foursome 21 21 tom spent a wekend with Carol 992·5342 ' Pomeroy, Ohio ' \Von Lost •Double M's 21 2! Holsinger. C;tdillac-Oldsmobile Team No. 1 24 6 Four Aces 19 23 1~~.._ Team No, 4 20 tO B&F's 11 16 Spoilers , 1 18 Team No. 3 Tee•n Nn 2 12 18 Hi gh Game - A. !.. Team No. 5 ll 19 210; Naomi Floyd, 201 : Team No. 6 9 20 Series - Bill Porter, 590; High team game and series- oml Floyd 491. Team High • ' •' Team No 1, 880 and 1958. High ies - Double M's. 1874; Team 11 game and ser~es - Resa Boothe lllgh Game - Foursome 701. 174, Peggy Story, 392 and Steve Late Wed. Mixed LeJI&Ue Van Meter, 11!6 and 661. PeiDII 1> Popular Spred Satin gives I rtch, nauenng, · 64 Balllam Girl& 4 No Trump wall 'flnlsh' you'•wlll ,be pmud of for years. 66 April 11.11117 Deem's Team i M Easy to &PPIT with lii'ush or roller ·~d drie• ln just Wo• Lost I Patsies 20 minutes. clean liP with water, Glidden ~t~aran· ' 40 Creeps II 5 Hanlly Ables ~ its beauty, aurabUI!f, ease • of appltcatiJ!n, WI• 4G Dtagons 11 5 Zeros ababtilty ond coveraJe. ' ' r • ,, 3t I ' ', :.. J ·~ If ·~ Panthereltes 10 4 Marklandets Apple Kll!lls 9 1 High Game lil '9otlt obolce o/ 28114 custQ\n ti>lont • -" Four M~teteers ? ' I 185, Deenl ' ' I <Jiltf\tt team iame.- and series les- ~ Sebo. J.'·;;;J;~ _,IJ.agona F.: Creeps, U51; ~; ~ fflilh !il ""''''"'' gam~ niltl serier- i'esgy •lei .,.. r~ t36; Kathy VI•~'!);. ~· ·'' 1 I 'I I BRAI<E ADJUSTMENT ONLY I 61 Olds' 88 2 Dr. ..........__........ ;::son of~ ~. Larry ~ay ·~·· ~oplll!ln.JJI , Mr~S:h;.~: ll:;ri'ol¥oilJ SPRUCE UP -........... no shrnng · it's HOMOGENIZ·ED and famUy and . Mr. a]ltl )ln. Gilkey o1 Albany *tre recent Sunday \1Jl!Ofl of \heir Mr. ailtl, Mrs. Llncolil Mrs. Robel'l B!llleY, and Mrs. Bailey,, ~~ vla119rs of rtlallY,f>t ,.. '· ll9n $ $695 II KARR S. VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES ::~!Mirt.' ~ ~heir ~=n I A league meetlng will announced laterplayt ;·)I.A~ • month and for league ~ I t'den breezing a 7-1 victory when l2), Culver 17 ). Allen l8 l. TJant I he walked two batters m the 191 and S>ms WP- F!Sher 11·1) S ' N e"hth to boost h"'Walk lotal lniLP- AIIen 10·21 HRS-Aivl~ • OCiety otes ""'·-iety Notes. :., ~r .:~·Charles . ~~ Mf, Colle: ~- Va~:ey I J::.,b<;.ar~:'nt wi~n :.:-::./: l:" old of age before August 1, The Leaders I ~ W~lla arre~ted ~t~y , , ~by !a -~ r·- ....,., ""'""' - .......... •· . . ' vl~e P=~lllt~. wheat Society .Notes "ii ~nd --e B Blue Devils By United Press International win 10-6 National Le"iU• ~· ~:· ~ ~/4•:4 : Over Poi'nt Thomas Cm 8 30 4 12 4.00 =~:·t ThJirtday e• group for eligible ilartllct.. 1 D ownin,gton SOCiety • ·Notes ' ' !be ,dpll 1 J · Soeiety ~ld ' · Syracuse, Looks the Pee. l'iigbl' t,.eacue 'L•L 1 Jl~ ren to· ExecUti•Ve Post te~s , •· ~VI F' 0 aye.-aJ,mer ·Of R 1•-d -~e n·tesMonday :lak • 1 b~- "bas~·~~. tli~t . 'fi Brl e S ."' po.ft':~atlon. ,.:I ~ ·· ~k·a-day J P~rate A A F"IVe R"10 coeds N"'mJnated • ~ For May nuay Queen Honors non-smoker~ , Vinton County High edged 12ft., 4V, In : high jump, Kin· 1 slart on June 1. ,;,,'!G 1 ,, , by M 'l run, ' 'Be t you 3 to 1 he mis••• It! " tm~"~t'-~it ~ilfH'l~~.s; .•. ...u..___ _ Eastern ~I\ Oh' PQIOts Saturday I ison IV), 5 ft ., ~ In ; M 880 1Pvletlch, Cm 1 10 ,...P!he Con- Sn"": (Wl, x 2.1! 2' 1 0 run, Brock, StL 16 75 13 29 .387 1 erence !rae compeh JOn on Snee (W), 5.111.1, 880 relays, Gon,.., Phil 16 44 8 16 364 PT PLEASANT - Gallipolis , q '(l the Eagles' track Eastern, !arst at 137 8, Mile Clmnte, Pll 13 53 10 19 358 slipped by host Pt Pleasant 10· two Sign International teague Slalldi!IP Vinton carded 4~ poil\ts to Relay, East~rn, 3.55.3; 440 dash. National {A!ague Wiliams, Chi 14 54 6 19 352•6 on lhe Hidden Valley Goll NEW YORK (UPI) -Lynn II"'·"' ' Eastern's 4(1,0,, Wahama bad 32 Batey i•W) 53 03, and two mile , L p t GB l'il'cCrvr ,StL jj 49 10 17, 347 i Course Momfay evening Hughes, an all • SoutheasternI By United Pre" Inter..aflonai ' and, Racine, ?'1' , . run, Coleman IV) 1112 3 W c· Pmson. Cm 19 81 9 28 346 1 It was the Blue Dev!l's lith , Conference defenSive back !1om ' Syracuse W; L2• Make Martm, Eastern s JUmor Eastern Coach B•ll Shmn Cmcmnatl 15 5 750 , . Allen Phil 3 , standout all-aroand athlete, won was tourney manager. Pittsburgh 8 5 615 3'h Flood,, StL 16 center Jim W•tn· BuffaI0 4 2 '"" ..7 16 59 66 13 ll 20 22 .3333g match VICtory in 13 outings. Georgia, row ol andKentucky Monday 4 2 three first places for tbe Eagles ,Chicago 8 6 ,571 4 , Josh Deweese captured med· agreed to terms w1th !he Now Colvmbus .ll61lo:.. and recorded a sensational ~8 Atlanta 9 7. ·.~63 4 Ammcan League (ahst honors wJth a three-over· York GJantll for the 1967 Rochester 4 4 .500 tl Good Start clocltlng in win¢ng the 100 " St. LouiS 9 7 563 4 G. AB. R. H. Pet. Ipar 39 Tile number one Big National Football League sea.l RIChmond 3 4 :4"'<11.~ It's been quite a start for yard dash. Phlladelplna 8 8 .500 5 1 Jones, Boso 9 25 6 1l 440 Black golfer defeated Steve son. Jacksonville 3 4 ~: I~ O'Dell, who beat the Phlls last Martin, who was high indivl· San Fran 7 9 438 6 Kahne. Det 16 61 13 23 377 Blo• ers. Gallia's number One Toledo 2 3 ,'110 '1lli Tuesday with a 51-3 Inning dual scorer in the Times-Senti· rS, riC Los Angeles 6 10 375 7 Ptroclh, Bos 15 58 9 21 362 •man, 3\lo to 'h Blowers fired HughO!, a 5·fool·11, lilt~ Toronto I 4 .20d.>~&l> r'\llef JOb his first 1967 nel Relay& recently, also won New York 6 11 .353 7\2 F Rbsn, Bal 17 61 14 22 361 a 46 pounder, was voted oulslandmg Monday's Resullll b' 10 appearance to earn tbe starting the broad JUmp competltaon, Houston 5 13 .270 t csanva , Was 11 41 4 14 :WI · saletyman m the SEC :n 1965 Jacksonville 4 Syracuse • ' "''!! assi~nment. With a leap ol18 ft. , 6'h mches fe 00000Ce Monday's Rosalia Cater, KC 15 62 8 21 339 Here's Monday's other re· Withrow, 6-1 and 230 pounds, R1dt mond 4 Rochester J ·• 11f Less than three months ago, and the 220 dasb m 23.5 seeonds PJI!sburgh 8 St Loms ~ (\nght) Berry, Chi 16 60 9 20 333 sulls also was named to the ali.SEC Buffalo at Toledo, ppd , ralf!F. . O'Dell wao more • concerned Other winners were: Funeral Services for Flora !Only game scheduled) Clarke, NY 9 33 3 II 333 . (Only games scheduled) ., ' ' ' 47 1 team in 1965. 4 about gelling out a hospital bed Lawhead (V), 42 ft., Allee FredriCk, 83, Chester, who Today's Probable Freehn, Del 16 49 7 16 327 2 2McCarty 1. Kilday • I ed, than getting In the starting g.y, m.; discus, Lawhead (V), d1ed Monday mornmg at Meigs San Franc1sco '(Perry 1-1) at Cngllaro, Bos 12 53 8 17 3211 · , d 42 B b 46 rotation. I, General Hospital, will be held New York IFisher 1·1) 8 p m I Home Run• Harrel · aker • won Y t ' 1 ' Harreld 3\\·\\ • Descrtbmg the disease, he Wednesday at 2 p m. a Ewmg Houston !Cuellar 1·1) at Phi· Natlona League : Johnson b ' « c I0 49 b •aid, "it's a mal!unctipn of the , Chapel Rev. 0 H Cart and !adelphia (L. Jackson 2·0) 8 Oo Reds and Brock, Cards 6; Co~.10'" 0 ' as · won Y 1d b adrenal glands and It makes a l Rev Okey Casto will offiCiate p m. McCcvey, G1anls 5 Aaron and I Cor \ person lose weight, get nauseat1 By United Press International with burial in C hester cemetery Los Angeles (Osteen 3-1) at Tom Braves and Allen, Ph1 lsl Two ot ersdpdartCJpa e 't U( l 1 • 1 thetr scores 1 not coun 0 es 41 Barney 48 won edandd1zzy. You alsoloseyour l National League Mrs Fredrick is survlVOd <bv •Pltlsburgil iLaw 0-2), 8 05 pm 4 1 appelite and have trouble Pittsburgh her husband George and thesei ChJcago IJenkms 3.0) at Atlanta American League : Blea rv b s l.O ' I s'eepm~" ' , 004 030 001- 8 13 0 children M~s Letll~ Spencer, (Lemaster 1·2 or Cloninger 1·1), and F Robmson, OrJOI>s, YMilf:r'es1 Pancake 72, won • The lllne9S caused O'Dell to St Louis 100 000 022- 5 9 I S racus~· Milford RD Mmers· 8 p m. IMmcher, Angels and Kahne, b MHer 3'1-'• miss tile first part of spring O'Dell, M1kkelsen (8) , Face v~lc· Edna Dam: Elia Pa Cmcmnati (Maloney 1·0) at St Tigers 5 Freehan Tigers, YN ; GAHS 'match is Wednes· tra1~mg and he remained 119) and May , Jackson, WilUS L~lli~n Frost and Georg~ Fred· LoUJs !Gibson 3·1), 9 p m. 1Allison, Twms and Howard, da ~'.t Wahama behmd when the team left • 13), Hughes (4), Cosm,an (6), 'ck Jr of Chester· a number WednesdaY's Games ISenalors 4 1 ) Florida and didn't rejoin the Hoerner (9) and Romano WP- ~~ ' andchddren r~at rand· Cmcmna!J at St LoUis Runs Batted In I team unhl two weeks ago.• O'dell !Z.O). LP-Jackson (:1-2). cbi~ren and gre~tggreat ~and· San Francisco at New York, , National Lea gue Bro ck, , ANDREWS PROMOTED "As long as I take lhe proper •HR5-Johnson (Is! ), Clemente h'ldr . tw Sisters El!zab•th mght ICards 20. Johnson, Reds 17; ' 0 1 Pont!ac' Michigan Houston at Pholadelph1a, night Torre, Braves 13 , Cepeda anl Mr and Mrs And med1cation. I'll be line," O'Dell li2nd), Alley <2nd), !!'aid. I Amerlcaa League ::;sM o E' E ' R , Los Angeles at Pittsburgh mght McCarver, C<Jrds 12 i drcws Pomeroy, ave recetve In the only two other games New York at Mlnnestoa, night, :nd ChJCago at Atlanta, mght ' I American League F RobJO· I that :heJT :;;""10 In the majors the Boston Red postponed cold weathor ' son, Onoles 15 Blefary, Onoles An re• s. s atlon ng an Sox blanked, the California Balllmore' Vandergnff, Pa. American League land Freehan TJ~ers 14 ; Kahne, WJ!h the US AJT Force, has Wan I the Best Angels 4-0 and the Baltimore 1 030 001 130- 8 12 1l Mrs Fredrick was preceded W L. Pet. Gil T1gers 13 Mindter Angels and been pro moted to Auman Fu t Or•oles rallied for an 11-7 VICtory I Cleveland 510 001 000--7 9 I '"death by one son, Gerald, IDetrOit 10 6 628 : Howard Senalors 11 Class He IS a 1964 graduate of Car and Home ln s u ' over the Cleveland Indians The' Phoebus, Dillman II) , J I New Ymk 9 6 600 Pilching IPomeroy High School:.. r anee ' 1 600 9 New York·Mlnnesota game w" Mille~ t2l , Drabowsky i6), 1 Boston I For the Premium s v p 7 9 ; 563 ' National Lea~ue: Jcnkms ra med out F1sher 171 and Etchebarren, Chocago I, . Cubs, Queen Beds ahd Veale, MARCINKO PROMOTED T 0U ay 529 1 9 8 O'Dell and the P<rates were Haney 18): McDowell, Bailey 1::. Balumore ,~ Pirates 3 0 fa r>J<, Braves . I SEE BILL CHILDS Making his first start o1 tbe ear Monday night• O'OeU went Y 71-3 Innings and allowed just four hits to pHch the Pittsburgh Pirates to an 8-6 victory over lh• St. Louis Cardinals. It was the fiflti straight victory for the Pirates, the winter book favorites for the ennant w"·• •• ·'""' now in second P place and O'Dell baa won two oft~ games. h~~FI~II bot~ ~t dlsturb~nCllSM • • homer In the fifth and Manny the wmner. W1th a 1·0 &!unt on rur. homer that wiped out a 7·5 Angel hurlers lnclillbng starter Mota bit a •acrifice fly in the pmch-hltter Russ Sny4er, bat· deficit an~ won the game lor and loser Jorge Rubio, who , • ninth to give hbn three RB!s Iling for Andy Etcl1eba11en, the Orioles. ' gave up all four runs In the and account lor tlte rest of the Adcock pulled George Culver Dennis Sennett pitched a SIX· fourth. George ScOtt hll a solo scormg for sob Allen In the eighth hitter an4 h1t a three-run homer homer to account lor the other Joe Adcock. and Hank Bauer •B1111er then sent up Woodie He,ld 1to give the Red Sox their ,run. to the hitters. ~al ~"~[. •' IRoberto Clemente hit a two-ru~ Itr1ed ' to outthink each other In 1to bat for- Snydtll and he bat va<tocy over 'California. '!be Red h<mer and· Gene Atley a solo Cleveland-<md Bauer came out •Allen's Iars! p1tch for a three· ~x collected 11 hits ofJ four If II~~ ~ JIOl!ll~l{ ~\'(11'. :b'l· ~~~~~2~' .1i! ! ' 'lb~ay IIIOri!bl~t)\t ~enate "'"""~~91, Me~ wor~•.l!'OP1 effective as Pete Mlltkelsen and Roy Fa., gave up four runs before tlley finally 'ended jt, 'llle f!rsl1six batters In the third Inning sln81ed tO give the Pirates a H lead in the third and ,knock starter and loser AI Jackson out of the game. *' r~ :~~~OWl !~~i:a;;. ~a~~ Vinton High Edges Eagles • u e ring from Addison's DISease-but he's laking his In MOVC Track and F •.eld pills and leaving the worrymg • por~Od~l!"' ~ell.~ ~ !~creas~ ~ ChfODIC DISea ses '.H'1•t smoker MuchHar er ' "< ame,nded by !hej,bolli"· ' ,( i . , ! · 01 as table tennill cap-'al, alsp wUl compete In the u. llnlted PresalnteraaH.W ellmmate the !loard of Review,iSenllte f!napce Co~DJ~ll"ee, , Co'"'"lt"'.lfit~IIIS.be~tft· of the United States, ol· j S. :>pen In San Diego, 'a hilltorlc COLUMBUS i!lPI) - · )'II• stand~rdize )he coat of a r m.s com~s 'to· the f!oor ·o( the SOW er ~e~a~. ,bli11t;~. seqao' iD midwest players and fans ,first In the S4 years of sanction- Ohio General Assembij returns anH Great Seal of the state "~I 8~· • •-• ,_· .the I:IOIIIe• •bd:,~ 11fk~,q>or~· the sporl the rare treat of ied table tennis ·Iii the United to wor~ tonight ibortly Iefler Oblo, and •to change the law Conenmuce' Nee..., , lag the SeoaJe,rmnutte~s..will 11 five ranked players In States. '. ' ' ille voters t~nder 'a vel'fllcl 011 conlfOI!Ill& dat~1 for hoi~roce The next day wao to go meet -"· .( " I• 'lbu~ay night. '!be Columbus club, be9ldes their major ,!"'Wuctloo of the meelllll!•· -, back lb the ,Howle lpt ~r,. ~· Senate Urba~ ~ IIi~ B Bob H fli h Coming to the ~e club of Oal Joon at San O!~o, will be first fnur months _;the O!!J.o In tbe ~ate,' ~Ql ni .lb~ tWo renee In lh~. Senate • amend· way ComiDltt~ beg10a 1 oe e Joon Lee, who· will be the 1 ,represented by John Tannehill, Bond Ccmmissiyh and iegislat· bills to be vo~ed tonight was a monil. If, tegaslaUve:-~~on Is hearing, testimony W~dnesdv . 1 seeded U. S. ployer In 15, of Middleport, wb"' learned lve reapportionment proposals. propol!81 to postpone t~e effect- not ,COfi\Pieted llefcri ..turday, morJilng on bills to ~Ia~ the Robert R. Moms principal of the Eleme national Open In men's sin· lasl weekend In Montreal thct Tile work week wjJl bt •!a11· lve date of the ~~ng' of name tbe rain wll! not be put 'Into \pl;'actlt;ta of auto man~!actur"" tary School, has scor~d in the pu91icity ~~; gles in S!m Di~o May IS-13-14, he will be seeded ninth in men's ed ,o~ day tater than l""~al, of the Clnctllllall ,Mun 1~1pal off~ , untU · I~ .weekli ,ll!ter, diitrlbu!Qr,, dealers .Jnd, salesMe•gs County by !)is wmrung the John F. Scbol· are these performers who at San O!ego, and first .and faye minor, bUis , up Court to the Hamilton ·County wh n the pew ,PJIY, llfe,ul mhap awarded by the Ohio Aun. played at Elpo '67 In Montreal 10 both junior divisions, the {or s vote tonight, ,bul some Municipal court to Jan. 1. ai ' , ,· lll!• dr!Vtr I Ucenoq,,from ihe Bob has been the subject of numerous articles as a last weekend Boys 15 and Under and Boys 17 major proposals eome .to 8 Wednesday the Houso-approv. , ere, SO wu, 0 0 l'fesent thfee,years to result, t.he lalest being in "The Report Card,'' the month· -Manll, Fukushima, member and Under. floor vote durll)g the week. ed state employes PI!Y lncrea10 pl'll' 1 ly publication of the Ohio Education Assn. The new ar- of Japan s world team chapIn••hltlnl W'ys 111(1 , 1 9Dmmlltee (lcle carnes a photograph of Bob in Columbus when he ions of li16'1; Hiroshi Takahaskl, e e 101' pubOc would t,a,kef. up ti)li to autbreceived the award. 1966 world RanklngNo. f and • , be brought u~ f~ i';~tt n tlie orife ' th• Issuance ,ql · revenue Just for the recard, Morris was selected from a field 1963 champion, rankHouse later thlt ' bonds for lndu•trlal developof 71 applicants to receive the $1,000 scholar~hilt. ed No. 2 In Japan: Jaroslav 'l'be House will•\roto W:~.., men!. . ,, . • • • Stanek, Czecboelovaklan nation· • • day on a bill to help curb , rae. The Senato, ilecthms, ComRutland H1gh School has selected its cheerleaders al champion and English open ! ' IJl riot ~u~ as bl'ok' ~~ !all m"'' and l,ftbor ,Commltt•• for the fall sports program champion and Denis Neale 1 "'miner 10 Clmland BDll Day· gives first I rille urn• of the Meigs Local School Tile Rw Grande Chorale 'closed dlamplon tOll, al)d thf...e.kend or morning jo a.j1ill .lilg ·lh• D1stnct. s1ni and a recording of the of the English World day stpdenlf coUectl•eltl!l'llalnlng pl'OJ!edilres Each of the three high land Band and tbe Chorale of 111117, resort towns Ill Ohio. · to 11!1 follo)!'.ed . Iii ne!9tiatlng schools - Pomeroy, Middleport be cut. And of course oat Joon Lee, It would ~ow the govertaar eont(ac!ta wllh public ~mplayes, and Rutlan~ - has now sele-:t- Incidentally, the ttmea South Korean cham· 1o auspend Qql!Qr U0111m ·and A blll to I"'!Uire county ·com•d two varsity cheerleade!'¥, a will lie offered to the public now living in Columbus. W~SHINGTON (UPI) ~o- smoking and disease, but help to quit. The Incidence ol ban the sale of lntoldeall~ mlsslentr$ tq submit to om· varsity alternate, two reserve orders will be taken at The exlllbltlons - round ole and acute diseases rangmg sunply to sho:" ,:'the e.•tenl of chronic daseases among lblfl• Uquors or beer for up to petltiva blddil!l ail . cheerleaders, and an alternate. concert. Rutland garden matches _ will be played from flu to emphysema are lhls relationship, who smoke more tban une pack bl)llrs,,dw:Ing such emergencies, or conlracll QYer "'000 gets its Rutland's winners, selected by will be In charge of at the Columbus Table Tennis statistically more prevalent The most strikinc disciO!ul'tl a day is milch higher than lor A violation of tbe ,Jail could reo illltial •lrln8 Wt!dD@day !J!orna faculty committee, are Joyce thorned floral arrangements elub, 24M Cleveland Ave., start· ~mong Cigarette SJD9kers than was that emphysema and former smokert. lUll In a fjne of $2011 to ,1,000, ln8 befor• the House Judiciary Clonch and Bocky Haley, var. be used on smaD tlble• lng al 7:30 p. m. ' ose who have never smoked, chronic bronchitis, diseases -H rt lim t fl 8 nuilltha, to I y&llf lh jsU, or Committee. • s1ty, with Mary Hall as the II· which conrert goers wUl The world ranked pl~erl, 81, according to a new U.S. Public wh1ch often lead to slow a.!\d ea a en I I eeted - --"-_;;.,..c..-.:...:...:._.:.:==:::.:.:..---.....:-" '"ate, and Janice Smith and seated lor the concert. - Health Service study. painful deaths, are nearly ~ male two·pack-a-day smokers Ill Brenda McGuire reserve rep. ,,. • The study, made public as prevalent among 70 per cent more casea !ban resentallvea, with Diana Knorr, Also In the Meiga c 0 u n 1Y Monday 'by Surgeon General women whe smoko more than aternate. world of music plano pupilS WilHam H. Stewart•. said bear! two packs a day as among -Peptic ulcers are twice as The combined cheerleader or Mrs. Clara Lochary will be ' :llments, hypertensiOn, chron!c female 001).8mokers. For two- common ta smokers as thOfe ' groups followed tbe decision to Ipresented In a recital at I p ronchiUs, emphysema, chrome pack-a-day men, the rate Is four who who have never amoked consolldall the IIJIOI"t• prograt11 rrr. sunday at the Trinity slnusiUs, Infective t1mes that of male non·smokers. . · FlveBio Grande CoUege coedli ,have been noml,nated of the Mella District next fall Church "' Christ And m and parasitiC disease, upper Olher survey findings: ..JIInusii!S Is as much as 75 to vie for the title ot Ml3 D$y Qtle~n. The band• also will be con•ol!· case you don't recognize 'the conditions, lnfluen- -DISeases, on the average, per cent more prevalent among carolyn Clinton, a sophomore froiD Columbus, Is 28 dated b~Clnnlng with the fall name, that's the former Federlng sponsore4 by Circle Xi Kiwaqls affiliated men's ser· • dgestive ~ilmenl$, and even are more prevalent among smokers. opening of echool. , atfd Church. 1 SAIGON <UPI) _ u.s. pilot• bearing lmpaannents were moro persons wbo have given up -Hearlng,Impairllltnts afflict vice Club. She Is. a pledge of Alpha Mu Beta sorority and Idestroyed and possibly , <!Dmmon to smoker&-and even smoking than lhose who are 34 per cent more melo !WI)o Is a representative to StU•J 3 11 Frldoy evening's concert by Offices of t!i'e Meigs Coun<v iCommunist MJGs Monday in those who have kicked the habit still puffing. But that does nol smokert lban llf;O- dent Senate, sopliomore clase, IlK\ !Ira! Jlcethe Rutland Red Devil Banrt, Courthouse closed at , noon (O ' the heaviest one-day blow of the - tban to the rest of the necessarily mean it Will not smokers. , . Ll.;..a Moore a junior from ' preeldent of the A,ssoclatlon of dlrectod by Bob Gamer, will day due elections So, a war against the Notth Vletna· - Prevalence rates for ln. Canal Is beinl Women ' be loaded w1th highlights. 'l'he minder you have until 6 30 mese Air Force, US. spokes tobacco claimed ftueza, respiratory conditllllB aored by Alplla Tau .Delli fra· '!be queen Will be ellos$1 by student wlnnlns 1M John Phil· p. m lo cast your ballot men reported today. In the !he report nusleadlni In a and digestive conditions 111'1! ternity. She Is vice-president of election. She will lip Sousa Award will be namtd South, US Marines drove elite the Tobacco slightly higher for present Athena sorority and was capo be .crowned clurlnJ May Dill and seniors will be honored Pomeroy's Memortal Dav par- Ctmmunlst forces from Hill 881 was the •m;k•rsu. lllln of the Rio Grande cheerlea· activities Saturday. ' ade will be staged May 3il un- In a SJgDificant victory. dJagnosis and aec::d~a: ,:,:.: are 10::e e hm Ion days ding ~quad during the past sea· der sponsorship of Drew Web- But the rur war was growing matlon " 'II ac year use of son. I ster Post 39, Amencan Legion, costly The 700th U.S. plane to Stewart emphamed that th ~.~:~:;s as;clat~ with cl· Jane Ann Morgan, a freshman It Is hoped that all youth be shot down by the enemy was study based on 42 000 ho eh ~ smok smo n1. ersona who from GaliiP\)lls, is beinl sppn· 0 groups and others Y!illtake pari lost today over South V1elnam, interv'1ews, wa• to MASON - The Wabama Jun· lime as0 much sored by Archon fraternity, Uban ICont<nued from Page ll II your or Boy Sc out , an FIIIO Supersabre. esplain the relationship between lor Higb Fair Will be ' those who do not k l bs as lis a member of the Commut,ers ' groop. 4-H club, or any grcup. l Air Force and Navy pilots held Thursday evening, May 4, 1 BIDO •• Club, r•llroad strJke. would like to partiCipate, )ll'll spotted 21 M!Gs parked on ''""'"''' ".,.,..,,illl!l!!llllllll::ll "'"""'''"" in lhe Junior High Science I Nancy Myers, I junior from Congress acted Monday, at advise Relno Lind: Pomeroy, or North Vietnam airfields at Hoa CJNCJNN Oeparlment at Wahama from Rio Grande, Is being sponsored Ihe PreSident's reque~t, to Paul Casci in Middleport 1Lac, 24 miles southwest of Clnclmlati ~TI I(UPI) - Tb~ 7:30 until B 30 p. m. ' 0)'t'JS by the Commuter's Clu~, of Faye Palmer, IM. Maln.St, orov1de a 47-day extensaon of •Hanoi, and at Kep, '!1 miles · ed Iormor U~a: today nm or. Harold Ward of lhe Sci· ' whlciJ she Is a member.. She Is' "••• dlod l\IOQday ·'*••Vel· !he Slr~k• deadline, orJginaUy Members of the Past north of the capital, and des· In d b krsi7 ~~ Cta· once Dept. of Marshall Unlver· also a member of the. college erana Memorial Ho.spltal oollow· set tor 12 01 a. m, Wednesday dents Parley of the Ladles AUX· troyed eight of theiit.''lbey shot ne:•c clllo • II slty. Will judge exhibJis. Two Ice chorus, ensemble, stude,nt EdU· a shQII Illness, II •as the second pootpone- lliary, Drew Webster Post 39. down ltiree In dogfights report· McMabou coa ..., Ed trophies will be awarded. Sci· cation Aaaoolation and the Aa· Mrs. Palmer, a member of ment The lawmakers prevloua- American Legioft, held an lm- ~ Monday and lwo others were • ence teac~ers are Mrs. lletty soclatlon of Women Students. the Rutland Church of Christ, ly had approved a 2lklay stAy. presslve service at the Ewing listed ~.! probably destroyed. Burrill New Haven and Mlsse.s Mary Osbourn, a sophomore was preceded In her ll'unaral Home Sunday nlghr m ·· ' ' WASIIJNGTON (UPll-The Rita Pauley and Opal R 0 1 e from Chesterland, Is belllll spon- parents, Wilt and Gaud Soldier trlbule to Jlw lata Mrs. Gennie '· • United Stites today annount> Marshall Universlly. ' Ohio Power Co.'s board of.dt- 1sored by !Janlnf HaU, MOSCOW - .u.tm ! N)l Hdwell, %1ileroy. Mrs. Howe.! Har~" •.!11;. :0~' lo wllhdraw . U,oot In addition to lhe science fate ~clors has elec~ 8 · N Pren-jtlormllorf. She Is ' Klavdia Kosygtn played •'Qut was a Gol4 Sial' Mother, hawng 1 ~OnY~ ry personnel and !oar an Art Exhibit will be display- lice, the eompany s vice presl· rounselor, ~tudent Surviving are their marrrage like good Sqvlet lost hor only two 10n1 in World 1qll8drons of combat planes ed. Mr. Ronald Richardson, dent and general manager, to resentatlve, of Mrs. John Bry'mf!.~~~~~: sold!~. '!be pr~ler stoically War I. ' NI"U/g from Wool GerDI8lly, an art instructor at Wahama the nowly created poAitlo~ ol , two 10!111, Fred ·~; siD'otl atop Lenin'• Tomb for ' ~r'l'' Jun1or High, Is in charge. exOCIJIIve vice president. 'I land, and Thomas no Monday'• big Day wade Rutland Studenlll A cordial mvltation II eitend· Sl!pulatneously, tilt l!ol!rd! of addreaa 1 one sitter, Mrs. Ben ..mue bls wile died of' cancer "1'il ' ' '" l eel to all parent.. and tlte public dlroctors of each of !he Am.... Cohen, Lorain; a brother, Clll· •we Ill! lmow llt[l ' ~vdi!a llr... !\Irs. Gfry Wekb and p Obi T to Y<ew the exhlb1ts and meet lean Electric Power System'• r•··~ Hysell, MI. Sterling: II 0 Apdreye'OIIa lnd biPJl " '" ' • . (CollllnUed 'from Page 1lj .!!1 Lori .... Nl,"ic l Ctr- 888 esl8 the university lnstructorl. ftVI! other operating utility COlli• grandchildren, an4 seven great ~er devotion lo t111i eiue poled by \he Columbus & South- I~~~llJe ~....-. ~l ' IUHII of 1 Thirteen Rutland High School :an~s~ecll;d ~e vic. . pres!• grandchildren. i. rt·- Ct!mmunlst jlitiY, · her em ohio Electnc Company • ~ ~:i:'ll, .•iftd Mra. Da-lbusmess and olftce education ~n gener managtll'll of Services wiD lie 'lblll'lltlay · ot I p. m. at the Martin Flll14!ral for naMr t.. UCk aeucUve we':·Ia Rome Iii Rutland with Ret,,IBID tiiilllnent Pt6m party leader Decided to ui8t lhe Stat and Mr. alltj Mta. JQIIII,Mauck Ohio Civil Service tsts Donald C. Cook, presldtnt of cliugbter and 11011-Jn.Iaw, Carter ofOelatlng. Burial will be I. Brezhnev. For the Hll!hway )>epa;ment with or FIJII Allhbf/"W; 'l'a,, were They are Nancy Knoit., Del). AEP System eompan[es, and Mrs. Clyde Dl)cher an4l in Bradford C.llll!ler!'. Friend• ~ biOJ!de who was the .prt [A&Vinl 411!11le of U 5 33 <Mm recent f.eekend ~.t1G1'1 ll.iMrs. ra Smltb Darleno Smtih and , Iii annollliC!N the elet.• so vialtad her listen, Dor 1 may call at the funeral bomt wtfe 11 was rare public ( h · · · "1'. Nelllt .oorgan and. Ml~1 and Karen Thcker 1 k· ten ' Uons tbat the creation of the Brown and Hazel Clark. alter 1 o'clock tonight. ," n011... In the Soviet power ~!po~~~~:nb~:ts~!!!:; other relatives. f lergradell; U~y~m:OO:':O: By Sua• M. RUe .. ~Uve vice presidency Sunday ~~~esll of Mr. · elite. as in fOI!tler pys in tbe h d ed Mrs. Dna Art 1 and Mrs. na Davidson p Tl)ll ' d' , PDl! was the result of tbe ex. Mrs. Ray Rouie were I~ e 1 Weot. a lady's name Is publish- ; -requ~t th ass1sta~ce! ~ James Snodgrass of Rtcine vis- : Bonnie Grai~ c~-stenos._ anh- wMrs. ~yrta. Rife and daugb· pandlng respon,albiUIIea of the daughter, Mary, and ber ..t. only upon her birth her ~~meroy lf,r.~mo~n °tb lied In HW\tlnilon, w, y..,, with Ior srade 1 .~ Kathy 'lbgrap d • w!Mrs1.!~Y Wood, spent a System'a' top management. Mr. tiy of Lancaster. , llim:lage and her death • ' counc ' I no al Charles Artx, Jr., Wbo Ia hos- Lor! ""'"'b omas, ay tb mr. and Mrs. Charles Cook also announced the crea· Weekend of . iestern diplomats today ...,. h~· nearly depleted Its slate pltallzed tbtl'e. Kate ·);:;:;.,{;· J!lva Jobnaton, S. Rile. ,Sunday v!&I!Qrs of tbe ~qn of three executive vice Mrs. Glen .herod her as charming In fund through guard ratl Mr. and Mrs. rom and Jarvis clerk typistre : , I.JuiJe Riles were Mr. and Mrs. Gor· presldencltJ tbe AEP children, all of hir "ld·50's, sht &poke rre'ncb reP acement flushing of the Mr. stewart visited at 1 be : • • gr ath Kisor of Wellston and Mra. Service Corp. and Mre. Junior IJUC _ "!I !qillh ftullltly. Qle apo ~tsflfollowmc the flood, of· home of Mr. and Mrs. Worley. ' ael wert guellll of Mr and Ronald S. Rife and Shelley 'Jbe boarda of the ill system drt:n. DOI)a, JantCe,, W~Iill. • j!IU'ently was well educated and D' 00~ Un Lin. Reeves and son. Mrs. Jimmy Dorgan and chll and Mltzle, Rutland. operating OOIIIPflllt!tl also elect. 1!11 and lenny. r.ff'. and Mrs. CecD Gillogly v'el'fld In soclal graces. - ISCUS accep g Mrs. Rutb Morris and Mrs. c1ren In Lancaster • Mr. an~ Mrs. Q. M. Rile reo ed Jobn A. Tllll!ighast, Service Mill Howell has ~ and fJ,mlly of Albopa were re: !:coin Terrace as a vUlage street. Lyda Powell spent. an evening Mrs 01 Sunday. eenUy spent an evening with Corp. exocuUve viet preellltnt- Dayttm for 1 few cent l!tJni!IY 91altol',l of her parC · -AI Leonard. Columbia Gas wtlh Mrs. John stout and Fan· church s::d"a attended Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Rife Mr. CO!IIItrutlmi alii! eJ!IIneerillll, a Mr and Mrs. Forre1t ts Mr and Mr1 E rett 1 ' 11t! I!Ught ol Ohio Inc., local nle Petitt. fJ i Elizabeth McUl ,a"d Mrs. Rife Isn't so well vlee president of each of those Hazel Townsend of ve .,.t. ft_._!US- A WEST vm. cu.sed the street rep31vlng prOJ· Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Rhodes bardsvillle dmrch ~ tlte~e~ Mrs. Fay Wood and Mrs. Myr· companl110o lncllldiltl Ohio Pow· ville called on her Mr. and Mrs. James V(. ~%"" 1 so a n • Ia Rife spent Synday' with Mr. er 01 ~.,...,.n escapee. who fied oct, notllli lhe gas company visited their Rl hard d ed G th To end , dr E_119rt de!ail early Monday would review Its situation ' a· Dale and Dun: services. and Mrs. 0. M. Rife, Albany ' · ' G!Utay laon an amily Pomeroy,, r. '!!!1\ .a Ill" and 18 rounds of Ilong the various streets prevl- w Va • • Hatfield Is at ft4>ute. CHUJI BOOOME ILL · 1 bu • 1 Sund Kenneth 1 l!!l)!liill\ltton, was here ollll to the projects beginning I f.t-n.' Clinton Gllit\ and home and much: better, Mr. Oeorge Martin took Mr Leoodus Lee, age 4,0!811'tOnd· urn 'y and J\'fur 11 1011 Mrc llom' of hiS SJsster so as to not damage newly re- ren and and Stout I..::· and tsMrsi :arl McGrath )o Alba)ly to see St., Middleport, ,.81 taken w Mrs · and (\: Ywere 0 Franl<lin Endicott was paved sfreets. called 00 Mil. Ava ·GIIke r. and Mrs. bls doctor. Ho Is poorly. Veterans HOipltal by and · Ann Yisltors of their parenl/l,, •ve a preliminary hearmg Attending wero Mayor Leiiar, recently. Y jo e4 fl on Sunday and Mrs. Fay Wood, Mrs. Sarah '!1• Mlddlep4/n E-ft rquad merae!d, Mrs. Jot er < ' Pir~tt~s \MQVl\ .Into .SocQn~ ~iter, f·iij&Stniif~ ,&i ~~iHIU~;.w ts i ·l ,~;1. i ~i'~··.~;;~:.~ f ~ ti!:jJ{~~~m · ·u ii~l,. , :~ ~L~lJ. . ~ ·.d . LOu'm~ ·t "SlilJc". o ··wo,.~n ...onJant<J. · on T,qurs ay . \ !. '. ' '•' ' r,~. . ; ' ·, . ' . . '·~ l'' ~~ . 1• I • ( '' ' I ~ II *' An., Ameriaan a All work is done by Car ~ &killed brake mechanics Ill.• Our expert llltCha1llal atljuol hral<ea, add ftuid and .~ repacl< front wllool beulqL Drive in todoyl No Money Down-Months to Pay en - Ill merchandise and .cat SBfVICII . �! I .,. ' ~~·.~f./'~r ~~ )~, ..• :") ~ ;.4.' :It,/• -:.3""):/; !!(~" '' mt 1 • '..()' llioli' j ', ;":! ,.,. •. i~ l,t. ~ :.r.;j ,,,....-;:;r - . 111\ ' I , . '. W~nesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, May 3-4-5-6 After much pre~aration we are able to brinq our long aw1lted Grand Open· ing Sale for our friend• and cu•lomen. We have been in the Bip Bond Area for months, but needed this limo to contact suppliers so we could bring you values that would be representative of our huge buying power. Everybody Is invited to share itt these fabulous savings. 9c Sale Values c . - " I $100 Per Month • ., I ' Good Care for Your Car Limit is Out I Sale Ml4411p6rt .. • i' J" ' "".l n.ln.r.. . . ~ ""' ~. ,. s1.Ia1J All 4 whttllf' l11tlutloo w!Mtl' lty lobor-ltrekt , . _ ond fluid, oolo Orang~ Juice ·3 12 oz. cans lt'IIU)'I It'lfllill Nothing ro buy! JUBt drive In at all)' partlcl ting 1 Aahlond· Ser\?ce Station roryoUI: tre. Grand SlaDI Baseball rame piec:e. Look iDildt • , , YOII'll know . lllstaDU, If yoU've W01J .l u ..10 . • ..... "' ' $2&, $100, .$1000, $5000 , • , or. an '11'* SPECIAL TUNE-UP 10.95,6cyl.' 12~95,8cYI. ·- • \ ..... -"-",.,.,.,.,4"""'.,olflftlo-.,..... ' --. .,. •. ~~~- PL~I GUr I'NtiiiN- Plla. PSP ~llftlltlllnk, Pllllanf '' llir • " ., .,1 ,. .UIW IJI """· eMUPFLIRS . ' . . ' ' . , I Roaclmutt: brcyclif ' June 3rd at 6:00 P.M. . ROBIN HOOD ENGLISH MOU!IITAIN .'.' c PLAIN , . Sale ROYAL GElATIN_ box 9c ARGO . - 3.::: 3.- 9' .i' tHARMIN TISSUE '. ;4 19( Fror.en Banquet PIE SHELLS .4 rolls - ..... CANDY BARS 2pad<99' / 3 1 ~~~·99(' ... ~ ' '. ' --' .. ' ~.. ... ' . 19c 3Y.t 0'1. 9C CIRCLE K POTTED MEAT ' KRAFT MUSTARD s~~:~E0:AotsH _ _ _ _•;·.9c 2 Baltimore Lunch$0n MEAT --' ;:~29c r~,.9c KOOL AID Pre-Sweetened NESTLE'S QUIK Choc. Drink 2 '~;. 59c JERGEN'S SOAP Bolh Sise - - - - bor9C 2 DIAMOND FOIL 12 tnch Roll :.~·19c 60 count ••• 9c NORTHERN NAPKIN<; 3 ..n. 19c ABC DOG FOOD _ _ _ _ con " .,. : ' .. ~ . ••: t\ - '·- ' HUNt'S · .. I .. \ I lb. b• "' t-·' ' • ~ CAMPFIRE NOW ONLY - -- - - . .• .. ' 251b. bag ~T~RLING SALT-- box 'c . • PiOt/uce Sale.· ~ - :pEAS ( 303 CANS 300 GREEN · FLQUR Marshmallows BEANS .99 21b. pkgs. ;\ ,_ tHAT COVIll F' . .....,.. " lllb,_,_.DIII!Ind. Noreptir-lilller, 11111Ua1! IIMc't 1~ ~o years. Ilk,. •••r • !I l WE INSTALL: •Oiolttlllltaud!.lf'lll•wfllnncuclflo ' c - 300 NO PURCHASE NECESSARY-NEED NOT 81: PRESENT TO WIN DRAWING TO BE HELD SATURDAY .1 Drive In often for more~ to lrii:JI , · ,fll81a. ~ch 0~ -~DI ·S.JIJII ' . . . Pl8!" you. n~ .. plcturufa .. famoue baeebaU )layer. Collect u- ~ana put. t1mn 1n • -,. -"""~--· Cree alblllll yOu'll receive froDI JOIII' PioYm ~ ..te~ you bave . .,,.,,.,,,._.,.~ 0611;.,..,.•.,,..,..,- A•hian d d~ • e..... ~;o JHtm, <~~flrlb.-........, puled ·IIJ ·~2 dift'erent plaJertr, 0114 ,_,. ...,._ ""' f•llllo. v•., ...w.. you will a boy's or clrl'• del~~&e lncluclet plu11, polnlt, · condenter, ..Otor, lreate11 ~ no llilot Habt or CGIIIrull willrin children'• Serle.. World ' ", piece tella you IDstantly if you've won-a trip for two. Each e:rcitlog :tludea rou~d trip air aud . tlalliportation, hotelac:oom. ~tio~ all merua, ticketl to three ~· and liP ro $10 per day In· Cldental ependlnr DIOney. It you cai!.'t take the trip, :vou.'D t.ceive 'fOO In caeh.~Remember tbll 11101'8 ~~~!* J.OU 11181:& to ·partiCipating , ~ ltatioDs, tbe 111018 C!bi/'CII I }'011 have ro win! :::n::::.= ~; tb: /;1 : FREE BIC.Y.ClES ' 'I'PGIIIJI,ID Ftamttess eltclrlc water ·.. Of ,RIZES _ . ' "'1"1'"'*'1 qUIIIIty ... ., MARK V SUPER MARKET, MIDDLEPORT FRENCH ···.FRIES- 4 ••• each Orand Slam Bueblll game Double-Adion SMOCKS Por 2.whtala •.•• $12.H -Htavy dvty qlrNOI · .. CONTAINING . • BOOK CASE • DICTIONAR'XS • ENCYCLOPEDIAS • CLASSICS • DRAWING AT No elogana t<! write, DO registration ' Value COMPLETE LIBRARY TO THE SERIES I · . WORLIJ . - 95 - t 59C MINUTE MAID FREE TR-IPS<· BRA~ ~da C0#4PLETE v. gal. ,_ -$2.99 to $6.50 THE SHOE BOX ' ~cE · CREAM FREE - BALL AT ASHLAND OIL SERVIC~ STATIONS - And SPRING ii'IMI GO TOGITHER · I'OR ALL THI I'AMILY FR().JOY I 'l'• KEDS TIME ~• $' IN MOORE'S Service Center ' ----- Come ln And Register For $395.00 • Mllhlloport ' : ,J _ _ un Herold ChUt, Mtr. Phone WY2·7511 ' -~ 3 Loaves LAo<utl 51. q '"' BREAD Decorator Colors •., MORTON HOUSE BEEF STEW 240L49 con C .. .. Morton .House SLOPPY JOE -~·::: 49c .., ....... "' 20os. 49 ' :~~;~N ctiiCKEN & DUMPLINGS con ( 121 =~~;~N STEAK & GRAVY ____ '•;0~ 39c .. :~~;~N PORK & GRAVY ____m'•;o~ 39c 3-9C :~~!~N STEAK & GRAVY - - - -12%01. con 30319c . STOKELY'S SHELLIE BEANS STOKELY'S W.K CORN _ _ con30319C STOKELY'S TOMATO SAUCE _ ·::~9c STOKELY'S DICED BEETS _ _ •;::.9c STOKELY'S SLICED CARROTS - - •;:~9c 46o•- 29 _ _ _ con c Stokely's PINEAPPLE JUICE ~.9c SHOWBOAT PORK & BEANS SHOWBOAT PORK & BEANS 40•'-29 "" c 9 con ( SHOWBOAT SPAGHEnl 9 BUSH'S PINTO BEANS _ __ _ _ con c Sos.19 con C Circle KVIENNA SAUSAGE WAGNER ORANGE DRINK __S4oz.,., 39c ..n9c KOBEY POTATO STICKS ,. gal. TABLE QUEEN '\P.>'. • \ s.;~~ Pr:emlum ~•lily COCHRAN PA .INTS .......... '• S~ALTEST ·MIL SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL 9:30 PM . "' . ' �! I .,. ' ~~·.~f./'~r ~~ )~, ..• :") ~ ;.4.' :It,/• -:.3""):/; !!(~" '' mt 1 • '..()' llioli' j ', ;":! ,.,. •. i~ l,t. ~ :.r.;j ,,,....-;:;r - . 111\ ' I , . '. W~nesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, May 3-4-5-6 After much pre~aration we are able to brinq our long aw1lted Grand Open· ing Sale for our friend• and cu•lomen. We have been in the Bip Bond Area for months, but needed this limo to contact suppliers so we could bring you values that would be representative of our huge buying power. Everybody Is invited to share itt these fabulous savings. 9c Sale Values c . - " I $100 Per Month • ., I ' Good Care for Your Car Limit is Out I Sale Ml4411p6rt .. • i' J" ' "".l n.ln.r.. . . ~ ""' ~. ,. s1.Ia1J All 4 whttllf' l11tlutloo w!Mtl' lty lobor-ltrekt , . _ ond fluid, oolo Orang~ Juice ·3 12 oz. cans lt'IIU)'I It'lfllill Nothing ro buy! JUBt drive In at all)' partlcl ting 1 Aahlond· Ser\?ce Station roryoUI: tre. Grand SlaDI Baseball rame piec:e. Look iDildt • , , YOII'll know . lllstaDU, If yoU've W01J .l u ..10 . • ..... "' ' $2&, $100, .$1000, $5000 , • , or. an '11'* SPECIAL TUNE-UP 10.95,6cyl.' 12~95,8cYI. ·- • \ ..... -"-",.,.,.,.,4"""'.,olflftlo-.,..... ' --. .,. •. ~~~- PL~I GUr I'NtiiiN- Plla. PSP ~llftlltlllnk, Pllllanf '' llir • " ., .,1 ,. .UIW IJI """· eMUPFLIRS . ' . . ' ' . , I Roaclmutt: brcyclif ' June 3rd at 6:00 P.M. . ROBIN HOOD ENGLISH MOU!IITAIN .'.' c PLAIN , . Sale ROYAL GElATIN_ box 9c ARGO . - 3.::: 3.- 9' .i' tHARMIN TISSUE '. ;4 19( Fror.en Banquet PIE SHELLS .4 rolls - ..... CANDY BARS 2pad<99' / 3 1 ~~~·99(' ... ~ ' '. ' --' .. ' ~.. ... ' . 19c 3Y.t 0'1. 9C CIRCLE K POTTED MEAT ' KRAFT MUSTARD s~~:~E0:AotsH _ _ _ _•;·.9c 2 Baltimore Lunch$0n MEAT --' ;:~29c r~,.9c KOOL AID Pre-Sweetened NESTLE'S QUIK Choc. Drink 2 '~;. 59c JERGEN'S SOAP Bolh Sise - - - - bor9C 2 DIAMOND FOIL 12 tnch Roll :.~·19c 60 count ••• 9c NORTHERN NAPKIN<; 3 ..n. 19c ABC DOG FOOD _ _ _ _ con " .,. : ' .. ~ . ••: t\ - '·- ' HUNt'S · .. I .. \ I lb. b• "' t-·' ' • ~ CAMPFIRE NOW ONLY - -- - - . .• .. ' 251b. bag ~T~RLING SALT-- box 'c . • PiOt/uce Sale.· ~ - :pEAS ( 303 CANS 300 GREEN · FLQUR Marshmallows BEANS .99 21b. pkgs. ;\ ,_ tHAT COVIll F' . .....,.. " lllb,_,_.DIII!Ind. Noreptir-lilller, 11111Ua1! IIMc't 1~ ~o years. Ilk,. •••r • !I l WE INSTALL: •Oiolttlllltaud!.lf'lll•wfllnncuclflo ' c - 300 NO PURCHASE NECESSARY-NEED NOT 81: PRESENT TO WIN DRAWING TO BE HELD SATURDAY .1 Drive In often for more~ to lrii:JI , · ,fll81a. ~ch 0~ -~DI ·S.JIJII ' . . . Pl8!" you. n~ .. plcturufa .. famoue baeebaU )layer. Collect u- ~ana put. t1mn 1n • -,. -"""~--· Cree alblllll yOu'll receive froDI JOIII' PioYm ~ ..te~ you bave . .,,.,,.,,,._.,.~ 0611;.,..,.•.,,..,..,- A•hian d d~ • e..... ~;o JHtm, <~~flrlb.-........, puled ·IIJ ·~2 dift'erent plaJertr, 0114 ,_,. ...,._ ""' f•llllo. v•., ...w.. you will a boy's or clrl'• del~~&e lncluclet plu11, polnlt, · condenter, ..Otor, lreate11 ~ no llilot Habt or CGIIIrull willrin children'• Serle.. World ' ", piece tella you IDstantly if you've won-a trip for two. Each e:rcitlog :tludea rou~d trip air aud . tlalliportation, hotelac:oom. ~tio~ all merua, ticketl to three ~· and liP ro $10 per day In· Cldental ependlnr DIOney. It you cai!.'t take the trip, :vou.'D t.ceive 'fOO In caeh.~Remember tbll 11101'8 ~~~!* J.OU 11181:& to ·partiCipating , ~ ltatioDs, tbe 111018 C!bi/'CII I }'011 have ro win! :::n::::.= ~; tb: /;1 : FREE BIC.Y.ClES ' 'I'PGIIIJI,ID Ftamttess eltclrlc water ·.. Of ,RIZES _ . ' "'1"1'"'*'1 qUIIIIty ... ., MARK V SUPER MARKET, MIDDLEPORT FRENCH ···.FRIES- 4 ••• each Orand Slam Bueblll game Double-Adion SMOCKS Por 2.whtala •.•• $12.H -Htavy dvty qlrNOI · .. CONTAINING . • BOOK CASE • DICTIONAR'XS • ENCYCLOPEDIAS • CLASSICS • DRAWING AT No elogana t<! write, DO registration ' Value COMPLETE LIBRARY TO THE SERIES I · . WORLIJ . - 95 - t 59C MINUTE MAID FREE TR-IPS<· BRA~ ~da C0#4PLETE v. gal. ,_ -$2.99 to $6.50 THE SHOE BOX ' ~cE · CREAM FREE - BALL AT ASHLAND OIL SERVIC~ STATIONS - And SPRING ii'IMI GO TOGITHER · I'OR ALL THI I'AMILY FR().JOY I 'l'• KEDS TIME ~• $' IN MOORE'S Service Center ' ----- Come ln And Register For $395.00 • Mllhlloport ' : ,J _ _ un Herold ChUt, Mtr. Phone WY2·7511 ' -~ 3 Loaves LAo<utl 51. q '"' BREAD Decorator Colors •., MORTON HOUSE BEEF STEW 240L49 con C .. .. Morton .House SLOPPY JOE -~·::: 49c .., ....... "' 20os. 49 ' :~~;~N ctiiCKEN & DUMPLINGS con ( 121 =~~;~N STEAK & GRAVY ____ '•;0~ 39c .. :~~;~N PORK & GRAVY ____m'•;o~ 39c 3-9C :~~!~N STEAK & GRAVY - - - -12%01. con 30319c . STOKELY'S SHELLIE BEANS STOKELY'S W.K CORN _ _ con30319C STOKELY'S TOMATO SAUCE _ ·::~9c STOKELY'S DICED BEETS _ _ •;::.9c STOKELY'S SLICED CARROTS - - •;:~9c 46o•- 29 _ _ _ con c Stokely's PINEAPPLE JUICE ~.9c SHOWBOAT PORK & BEANS SHOWBOAT PORK & BEANS 40•'-29 "" c 9 con ( SHOWBOAT SPAGHEnl 9 BUSH'S PINTO BEANS _ __ _ _ con c Sos.19 con C Circle KVIENNA SAUSAGE WAGNER ORANGE DRINK __S4oz.,., 39c ..n9c KOBEY POTATO STICKS ,. gal. TABLE QUEEN '\P.>'. • \ s.;~~ Pr:emlum ~•lily COCHRAN PA .INTS .......... '• S~ALTEST ·MIL SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL 9:30 PM . "' . ' �'\ ' i . . . ' ' .. ' l . \ . '-· ' ' ' ~' '* .., N .~ ' Llt . ' .. • J ".~ . ',' r,~~- j . • • I "! - ' ---·-· ~ l Dei ·Monte Del Monte SLICED PINEAPPLE PRUNES 1-lb. Boxea 6Pack BoX81 BufNt Size can a VEGETABLES · - · • • 303 cana Dei Monte RAISINS Del Monte Unsweetened GRAPEFRUIT Del Monte ' I SPINACH i Del Monte c .TUNA __ N:~~ •~ • DRINK _ _ COCKYAIL - • • • ~ • No.2112 cans ((WAFT PEACHES DelMonte FRUIT COCKTAIL ••••• - I . IOoz. Marshmall6ws • ·Pkt- DelMonte SLICED . KRAFT KRAFT Mclca..On.i~ Chees ·MARKET· 0~ ~ily 9 to 9:30-Sun.12 to 9:30 (Formlriy ·Evens SuQ81' Market) Mil' .... S•COI'Id 5tL PHONEs 9924480 .D::INNERS S· .pkp. . MIDDLIPORT, 0. ~:;==~~~~;!==m=~=~=u=~==~====:::::J~ ~ .nhi. . ' , '·. ' ' ' ·' ~ .-, . ' f .·~ ,. ·--.....: Peak· · c . .. . . . . PINTO BEANS ' 8 . lb• . , . I ., "=69t Oft. FABRIC t ., . •. I SOFTENER-- ... GR TIGER BRAND COFFEE - TOMATOES ~ - ... .~ . - ~·...~· 3.~~ SSt < s·:: $1 .... .!:29t PINEAPPLE - - - Folgers INSTANT REP RIPI! . ~:ax SUMMER ISLE SLICED 1-lb. pkgs. . ei. ' ,·. pkg. . YOuR ear CHOICE. . ~51115 pkg. . d$N ONIONS- ~unch ,· ~GE lb.·· · utJ: tto.l l, POTATOES - CATSUP - -·- - - 3 :.:::. $1 PEPPERS CARROTS CORN · ' ' I ... - BIG VALUE . . - STOKELY'S . ' ·-· FLOIUDA -,'" / ~ TEA-- SILVER DUST - DRESSING eutuM&EIIs - JUICE • • ,1· '· - '• l ORA . .:,.-· $ 18.oz. Jars KRAFT~ KRAFT ' -, ., GRAPE J·ELLY . START INSTANT WITH TOWEL VEGETABLES"""' ~ARDEN _~I . ·. Boll;' ' ' "''" - IOL . ~FT ., 1-lb. ' SALMON • • - • • • can · I A'PPLE.JELLY cans . I DRESSING·· • 303 cans DeJ Monte ' · 1000 Island. FIG BARS - - - - - - 2 ~ 39c BREAKFAST DRINK - - ---- 4:.: $1 TENDER LEAF INSTANT CORN 1-0 lb. .MEAL Bag MARG:AR~NE .- KRAFT FRUIT r.w FRENCH 11 P•IJJ•Y MINIATU.. S71b.CA9N c Martha White HERB· .DRESSING - 18 oz. Strawberry PRESERVES ~ • • ... . . DeiMonte ' • . lb. 79c lb. 4tc FIRESIDE 7.., KRAFT KRAFT cans Shortening Coleslaw DRESSING -· ' I RIB STEAKS SHORT IllS mwMEAt_ .. .,. KRAIIT ·SALAD ..... DRESSING • ·• • ••• BOILING BEEF - lh. 19c Marshmallow CREAM . t•• 23c 320L $ 46oz. e I KIIAFT .Miracle Whip · Del Monte Pineapple-Grapefruit I 39c 39c 53c ; 3 14oJ. $1 C~ELS :· - 1 " CRISCO - - - - -· :..~49c KRA~ft A U KRAFT l ORANGE JUICE • Gal• 14oz. Bots. lb. \ OIL f lb •. BACON-.--..2;5• LARD ~:h . 4:69c KRAFT ••• lb. .DAVIES ~ SPAGHffil CATSUP C.ns I • !:~·89c _____ II KRAFT With Meat Sluce Buffet Size SAUSAGE ~~N-CH SLAB BACON · ~~::cH BOLOGNA ~:e~~ ROUND BONE ROAST MINUTE STEAK • • • • SIRLOIN TIP STEAK • • • • 1., ' OHer Umltecl To One Refund Per Family and Expirts Midnight Julie I, 1967 Dei ·Monte 99 ~ .:.• •• SIRLOIN TIP 9 9 c ENGLISH 59 c • • ROAST • • ~~·· ROAST • • • GROUND BEEF--- .. SSe BACON F~~T~cH_- - - - - - ~~:: 69c 20 · WIENERS ~~:~cH ~=~ 99c • Save 10% On Your Food' Purchase! 15oz. ·Boxes · JUICE ___ ~.:~· • SIRLOIN STEAK. -'•· 89' lb. 99' T-BONE STEAK . c f ' · fee display at Johnson'u Market~ Mail the certiftcate ~ along with one cash register tape (any, llJIICiunt) and · ' the inner seal from 6 oz. or larger far~ Instant Max·· .. ' well House Yac. pack coffee plo the cddenu.-her ·from .. a can of Maxwell House we. pack cdffee to thi add. , 1 ress shown on the certit~eatt. You will receive a cash · ' refund for 10% of the total amount.of your purchase (Maximum refund of $3.00 If Jour register tape Is1' 1 . $30.00 o moreJ I ' ' ,, CHUCK , lb ROAST • • • Get i cash lrefund certificate from Maxwell House Cof. . , ROUND STEA . CHUCK ROAST • • lb. . Boneless . CORN·- DelMonte MIXED ' cans Del Monte . RAISINS , Buffet Sl:re Green Beans Def Monte · Center Cut \ Here'sHowToGetYourRefund: : · Del Monte c. CHUCK lb ROAST • • • . ON EVERYTHING ~OU · BUY UP TO $30.00 303 cans Green Beans No.2 cans DelMonte I tyo CAStf. ' .· REFUN·D ' - I\ Blade Cut c CHARCOAL BRIQUETS- :. 98t ' CASH SAVER DOG FOOD --~$1"' . ANACIN TABl.ETS - - - ~':;69t 16oz. &Pack (Irion �'\ ' i . . . ' ' .. ' l . \ . '-· ' ' ' ~' '* .., N .~ ' Llt . ' .. • J ".~ . ',' r,~~- j . • • I "! - ' ---·-· ~ l Dei ·Monte Del Monte SLICED PINEAPPLE PRUNES 1-lb. Boxea 6Pack BoX81 BufNt Size can a VEGETABLES · - · • • 303 cana Dei Monte RAISINS Del Monte Unsweetened GRAPEFRUIT Del Monte ' I SPINACH i Del Monte c .TUNA __ N:~~ •~ • DRINK _ _ COCKYAIL - • • • ~ • No.2112 cans ((WAFT PEACHES DelMonte FRUIT COCKTAIL ••••• - I . IOoz. Marshmall6ws • ·Pkt- DelMonte SLICED . KRAFT KRAFT Mclca..On.i~ Chees ·MARKET· 0~ ~ily 9 to 9:30-Sun.12 to 9:30 (Formlriy ·Evens SuQ81' Market) Mil' .... S•COI'Id 5tL PHONEs 9924480 .D::INNERS S· .pkp. . MIDDLIPORT, 0. ~:;==~~~~;!==m=~=~=u=~==~====:::::J~ ~ .nhi. . ' , '·. ' ' ' ·' ~ .-, . ' f .·~ ,. ·--.....: Peak· · c . .. . . . . PINTO BEANS ' 8 . lb• . , . I ., "=69t Oft. FABRIC t ., . •. I SOFTENER-- ... GR TIGER BRAND COFFEE - TOMATOES ~ - ... .~ . - ~·...~· 3.~~ SSt < s·:: $1 .... .!:29t PINEAPPLE - - - Folgers INSTANT REP RIPI! . ~:ax SUMMER ISLE SLICED 1-lb. pkgs. . ei. ' ,·. pkg. . YOuR ear CHOICE. . ~51115 pkg. . d$N ONIONS- ~unch ,· ~GE lb.·· · utJ: tto.l l, POTATOES - CATSUP - -·- - - 3 :.:::. $1 PEPPERS CARROTS CORN · ' ' I ... - BIG VALUE . . - STOKELY'S . ' ·-· FLOIUDA -,'" / ~ TEA-- SILVER DUST - DRESSING eutuM&EIIs - JUICE • • ,1· '· - '• l ORA . .:,.-· $ 18.oz. Jars KRAFT~ KRAFT ' -, ., GRAPE J·ELLY . START INSTANT WITH TOWEL VEGETABLES"""' ~ARDEN _~I . ·. Boll;' ' ' "''" - IOL . ~FT ., 1-lb. ' SALMON • • - • • • can · I A'PPLE.JELLY cans . I DRESSING·· • 303 cans DeJ Monte ' · 1000 Island. FIG BARS - - - - - - 2 ~ 39c BREAKFAST DRINK - - ---- 4:.: $1 TENDER LEAF INSTANT CORN 1-0 lb. .MEAL Bag MARG:AR~NE .- KRAFT FRUIT r.w FRENCH 11 P•IJJ•Y MINIATU.. S71b.CA9N c Martha White HERB· .DRESSING - 18 oz. Strawberry PRESERVES ~ • • ... . . DeiMonte ' • . lb. 79c lb. 4tc FIRESIDE 7.., KRAFT KRAFT cans Shortening Coleslaw DRESSING -· ' I RIB STEAKS SHORT IllS mwMEAt_ .. .,. KRAIIT ·SALAD ..... DRESSING • ·• • ••• BOILING BEEF - lh. 19c Marshmallow CREAM . t•• 23c 320L $ 46oz. e I KIIAFT .Miracle Whip · Del Monte Pineapple-Grapefruit I 39c 39c 53c ; 3 14oJ. $1 C~ELS :· - 1 " CRISCO - - - - -· :..~49c KRA~ft A U KRAFT l ORANGE JUICE • Gal• 14oz. Bots. lb. \ OIL f lb •. BACON-.--..2;5• LARD ~:h . 4:69c KRAFT ••• lb. .DAVIES ~ SPAGHffil CATSUP C.ns I • !:~·89c _____ II KRAFT With Meat Sluce Buffet Size SAUSAGE ~~N-CH SLAB BACON · ~~::cH BOLOGNA ~:e~~ ROUND BONE ROAST MINUTE STEAK • • • • SIRLOIN TIP STEAK • • • • 1., ' OHer Umltecl To One Refund Per Family and Expirts Midnight Julie I, 1967 Dei ·Monte 99 ~ .:.• •• SIRLOIN TIP 9 9 c ENGLISH 59 c • • ROAST • • ~~·· ROAST • • • GROUND BEEF--- .. SSe BACON F~~T~cH_- - - - - - ~~:: 69c 20 · WIENERS ~~:~cH ~=~ 99c • Save 10% On Your Food' Purchase! 15oz. ·Boxes · JUICE ___ ~.:~· • SIRLOIN STEAK. -'•· 89' lb. 99' T-BONE STEAK . c f ' · fee display at Johnson'u Market~ Mail the certiftcate ~ along with one cash register tape (any, llJIICiunt) and · ' the inner seal from 6 oz. or larger far~ Instant Max·· .. ' well House Yac. pack coffee plo the cddenu.-her ·from .. a can of Maxwell House we. pack cdffee to thi add. , 1 ress shown on the certit~eatt. You will receive a cash · ' refund for 10% of the total amount.of your purchase (Maximum refund of $3.00 If Jour register tape Is1' 1 . $30.00 o moreJ I ' ' ,, CHUCK , lb ROAST • • • Get i cash lrefund certificate from Maxwell House Cof. . , ROUND STEA . CHUCK ROAST • • lb. . Boneless . CORN·- DelMonte MIXED ' cans Del Monte . RAISINS , Buffet Sl:re Green Beans Def Monte · Center Cut \ Here'sHowToGetYourRefund: : · Del Monte c. CHUCK lb ROAST • • • . ON EVERYTHING ~OU · BUY UP TO $30.00 303 cans Green Beans No.2 cans DelMonte I tyo CAStf. ' .· REFUN·D ' - I\ Blade Cut c CHARCOAL BRIQUETS- :. 98t ' CASH SAVER DOG FOOD --~$1"' . ANACIN TABl.ETS - - - ~':;69t 16oz. &Pack (Irion �' \f.· B..,. a .. · , 1, • , ) T:rll~:o ··:. ~- · ,~f- l. __ , - · -v.· · '~4~ '''1>,., ~ <' '•' J'i -,,, ' " . •''' ~ , ; : , . ; , : . ·f·. : .. • , ·~- · <Ji'll.\i:.~"C;ii' · ~\~J: ·.·--~, ' ' j,,•}• ' ,., , •• .,,I •. lr~~~WIF't~f¥~ ':'·~" '~~ ~n'lt ~( 1 • I ~,.~. • ' · I , ~ •>~ l '•·· 1 •J. cf ~ )?' r 't • t :· · ''~" ·IJ~ . ~:~~~~ t ~~ IU . • Y:,~ •I ".:/5 >t ,(•G·· i>fl(ilr fi •7•'•d .~"'r!''f' ...,.,r, .,,-~~~• t. ( '"""' ~ ... ,' 1 ,1 1 , • I. = , NJi:w; YO~- - Wile' pt ''21 1:~::·' PreSI. 1 Frank..Hunter, I': V~rea, Is ln •Mt. ·&In- •err • ' ~~-a. lk):ll, ' " '., J. ... •' · .. l~'l··'·''''''' !WADnN · ~· P, !"'•,'>1.-' 1' r.tJy 2, die · ,,·', ~ Theater · ~.:· '' 2 .· •s' ' ' • o! e e e ' I • . . . •· ' ll'odafiS ~eSil~y. 1)(, "" vou • ' , . · thought M~l~k waa tug8tngl PW'Y · WoOd ~llfl\!Og '•em. , ' nll: daf ljt 1967 wtl)i U3 )0 !N~STLY1!l INK .~ , ~Her gaJ)l when lie passed along• ,And •lh thiS age· of, halt!-]!81'· 'follow. · , · ·' : •. ~,-•, · E'"ESER J ·I ·' the, hot news. . •· e~ts, 9\!1' '~avo~te Alr Fo~e . Tbi: n1oon ~· ootw~n tts JUl. · LOWER'S . OllE , · ; . · ai Hospital .. ".. A. ·Scbe[8. , ~e :next d'y1Mm:\ha General. ,nOJ'r tetj,red ·Bn4 pr!'S' qyarter ~ pew ·~~111>'!· , , , QFJEN.. tHAN . : ·~ I· , . Inger Jr. In Sari!!'a E.ast _!lfld ,will he. ~onorary ""v!ewilig Of; ·!dent !J'f ~Riled Serylee Or· .'I'!Je mor~tng etar ~ Mars~. : YQU~ G~'t tHj;M? '.· . · all the new famllillr places ls l!cci- at. !he ~W's 20th' Loyalty ganlzatJOna (U~o); remem~ .'I'IJ.~ eveJjlllg ,s~rs lue VriiWI, . , "'' , ;:; · ' ~. .r •\1il' · absolutely hislor1cal ajlout real flay Parade on 5th Ave., far his dll!l\ wllh re5pectful affec- 'f!fars· all1!' •JUpl~i ·':' }·, · Bloom1ng Plll)ls esl3\e broker Allet> MaSiJn .. : . more Important to 111e par~ lion tor' bis "warmth, wisdom.: .,,On·!his day l!t ~stot)'i · : ,' · •. • .· r • ~ (}rest young singer Lou Rawla than all the gathered Uridsars. professl~rial .ablllty, tn1e' con- In 1865, Pres1d~!JI , ·AJ!drew Clft Flowe~ r·· has Lollis Armstrong's (and Rockefellers, etc.; May 23 8IJt eern for· the 6aJanced fll'owtli ·of ~ohn$on 9ffe)'ed a ~·ewarct ,pi . , ~ ...:.ref'. , •·l Saleh's manager Joe Glqer's) will bo named lJSO "Woman of Jils PI!Plls wbl~h made bi!li a fli!J,OOO lot L~e capllll'e of D1sr, _, ens , . okay to star in his filmblog . .. the Year" at the blg RaiQbow legend in Brooklylt.'' It's a fiDe 'Jflllerson Davu;, preold1!11\ · of . J,-' 'rfs v • ·;~ ' Beatuy queen Roberta ~tt. Room after-theater baab. touching and encour~ mill'- _the Cpl\feder~oy. , . 8, M· wbo lost her left leg to can. ., · ginal N.Y.· note in this anan:- · In 11160, Caryl Chessm!lfl, who URI'- j , eer. spunklly marches oft to ' . tlstlcally sivltched-on, switch· bad 1190, ~!~...·, "1. . ,. ··~.. 11 . Southeast Asia for a US0 lour Anothe~. fine ,;'at, hero, Gen: . ed-off-inwlvement In every• execplton ~~ ~. 1,110! ~ll!lvlctlOli . .1 , ' .... The way Cassius Clay's Emmett Rosy 0 Donnell Jr., thing from family decenc;jes to of robbery, ~ping, and ~ape, C:.llbucll~:(sl ·duc~ bis palrio~c responsl· ".ho new from bis Brookiyn be- respect for self, community, du· died In the San Quentin sa• · an" WI bllilies mayhe Anthony Qulnn gmnlngs. about as high. as Alr ty and flag. chamber. ., • 1· · : . may demand a rematch: Cla 0 Force distinction can fly any- . -AsK TO WED Del1ver Your knocked out Quinn in the old one, was humbly proud, like 8 ' · All You'll Need Flowen.•' " ., . .. schoolboy in "21'' as he told us PT. PLEASANT - Thr e e ·'1. Requiem for a Heavyweight his very own old Brooklyn high couples have me~s application ··--,~ you see reeling around TV" .. I (I call d Manual. for marriage licenses in the ofKeep your ear hen! for a group schoo I was e . of N y kids lied Th y Training H.S. when Ros~ . went lice of the county clerk. ApplyPurse When You .. they're ca actually e oung Rascals: neat there;. now J ohn J ay HS •) 1s ·mg . were · Veri Owens IA!gue ·:, ' • rock-rollers who loomed from naming its ''Emeett O'Donnell ~· Evans, and Vada :Mae M<!-- Visit ... - -- -·--·---· ~---$1 000 a week a year ago to Theater" not after our old C8rlney, 21, Leon; Barry Lynn $5:500 to $7,500 a night right friend Rosy, but in honor of his Alford, 19,, Milton, and Carolyn now dad who was Its Jll'incipal for Reginla G1bson, 18, Glenwood; Serving Pomer.oy, M-n 1 \ B Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D. the many years It !alight thou.. Cecll ~radford DeWeese, 20. • . City, and Entlrt Big 1 Cosm~ F.. All1gret!l, Lowell ands of Brooklynltes the edu- Galllpol1s Ferry, and Jane Ann YQ _For many years 1 Bend ArM had an Infection in my ethmoid ! Thomas rad1o writer for years cation ropes: Thelma Ritter, Bates. 21, Pl. P1easanl I I h was at the Benvenuti . Grlf. ' by Helen Bottel cells. l have tu get up t ree fith r hi In Madison S uare . · four times every mght to, clear Gard! and complim~ted Company Sues YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! Deor Nuts: my lt!roat and head. Ho~ can I , our analysis of the wonderful. This column" for young pco.. Only by saying "Nuts !o get the dramage 1~ ~1?P· ly happy riot of some 500 visit- On Money Judgmenbl pie, their problems and pleasur- Brotherhood" - to her, not me. A.- When ethmmdlhs, 8 form ing Italians from Bologna and , 1 her of smusUs, becomes chronic II Mil "I ppr · te th dis- PT. PLEASANT - A clvll " · !heir trouble< and fun. As You shouldn't have taken WJth the resl of Helen Help Us! qulle so literally, chum.- H. is admittedly hard lu cure .. n;e linc~~~~ ..yo: ma:aahou; the action styled American 011 It welcomes laughs bt~t won't Dear Helen: f•rst step m the treatment IS .J character of the general ebuJ. Company vs. Wllllam L. Thorn. ' dodge a serious question with a fmd out whether the caus~ Is r f th d ., Cosmo ton, Pt. Pleasant, was flied in brush-off. . : I tell you, they don't m~ke really an infection or an I ~~~ce"l~ e crowd thai was the office of the Circuit Clerk. I brothers hke they used to. Mme gy, excessive smoking or a sal · . was a crow , , , The action is seeking judgSend your teenage questions is 13. He wants to be just like smogladen atmosphere. It I 'for' their boy but ~t .:g:sl ment on three counls. The first lo YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, his stupid friends, who buy at: would be wise to consult a nose the other kid. 1 enJoy f h mg count asks judgment against the care of Helen Help l!S! this the "mod" clothes. Theire real- and throat specialist. at the Garden for thJ~:g ~·:! defendant In !he ~m or $l.,f5fl. newspaper. ly way-out. He earns hiS own If It!• sinuses are chronically opposed to ot~er fin: .86; second count seeks judgIIOPE FUR THE GOOD GUY money, by shoveling snow and infected, identification of been ~ Ia!~~ c.;;mo's r:: ment In the amount of $2,994.37 gardenmg, and so he thmks be- causative organism will ?n we re pr ng d and the third count asks judgJear Helen ' cause it'.s his, he should buy the your docror to select an appro- IS not to dance • for • gran ':,"~ ment in the sum of $4,454.23. ' Is there any hope for a guy clothes he plea.es. He tells lies priate antibiotic. If the underly· ~ust to da~ the fears llor o Nho thinks ·'parking" is wrong? sometimes, too. ing cause is an allergy, avoid· influential f1ghi·S1de fe ow ;: I I dated this girl for almost a ance of the allergen or desensl· know who honestly suspec Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Haning 0 j' ' year. We're both in college. M When my dad get< tough, my tizing shots should help you. Ma· this hysteric?lly happy Itall~n and Rhonda visited her sister •Manufacturtr'l IUQtlted retail price for a Buick Special 2-dr. Tliln Pillar CDupe fn. · '· the start she told me she mother feels sorry for him. ny persons obtain marked relief throng was not-bent; II wasn I. and brother-m-law, Mr. and · cludlns federal excise t~x and suggested dealer delivery an~ haridllng cherp. Tran1o ~~, 'hought heavy ' . and pet- Should I .Side with my .father ' bv installing a humulifter . .. . they were noisy• wild - and Mr s. J ames Reev es and family neckmg m portation charps, acceuories, optional equipment, alate and 1~1 taxu addltloiiiL 1. ~ ' . 1 f, •• • tell h1mhim thatlook theseridiculous? wild sty- their · . homes and seeing , that 1D . wonderfuL vy~e~ve!llru~·n<g.g.~---~-=:::::::::::::::::::::===:::=:::=============~ Jng were ~mm?ral, and so e~- and Jes make Pres Johnson phoned th e Salu•• /{)1 :._ ~ 1ored her m th1s respect Know- _ CAMPAIGNER FOR GOOD cold weather lt!ere IS enough . · f G to e r· • , ng atl the emphasis placed on BROTHERS moisture in the air tu cause While House rom ;rm;n~ _ ' ;ex these days, I was glad she some condensation on the win· I have a slaffehr ·~~k ~v• Doll";, 'elt this wav, and satisfied my- Dear Campaigner: dows. / nck to send IS e o. Y ;elf with a rasual goodnight kiss I'm sure you already have, If !here is any obstruction to , star Martha ~ayeH (CoL l Ma~· at !he door. unless you're a lot more tactful free drainage cautious use of a gie) to the White ous~ ,::;'c.: Now she tells me we should -than the average sister. nasals decongestant may eon for Gen. Westmore 8 ill .· t late others because we're like But don't go overboard on ' Overuse will cause rebound clo· All lhe U. S. ~overn_~rs; ~ • Jrother and sister. Can a guy taking sides - you'll make your !sure of the openings of the si· lend - Mart a WI ~~he win with women? - NU'J'S TO brother more stubborn and disci· ncses and aggravate the condi· ONLY woman · · · · · · ~ a lROTIIERHOOD pline harder. lion. If this doesn't work, your . , . doctor may have to wash dnp · BeSides, a 13-year-old boy who . d A _ Naldeeon Is a mixture 1 earns all his own clothes mon· yo~. 1 smuses ~·~ tyg or that constricts the blood vessels , ey CAN'T be all bad ....... and aw 1.e or opera e 0 en ar e to relieve slulliness and an an· the way-out ''mod" fad for boys opeQnm~. b d 1 1 ubi f tmistamine to combat allergy. has just about had it anyway.- 30 - veS a sinus ro e or The chief side effect is drowsi· years. evera years ago, a h' h b hazard if . . surgeon pac ked my nasa1 neSSWICmayea "Dear . · fi1ght d . . The on ".len .h If d h are r1vmg a car. • 1 I am 19 and have found that passages Wit a su a rug at cure for a nasal or postnasal my hair is falling out. It scares cleared up the trouble lor five · t find and remove the 18 0 , , months. No doctor I've consuit· PT. PLEASANT - The May me, as these days you are con- ed . th' 1 t 1 cause. Otherwise treatment IS . . symp· rea men . As luw as $1·~ Grand J ury oI the Mason Coun- SI'dered a soc1a1 ou tcast 1'f you Wh smce uses .t d' 1s1. ed' toward re11evmg 'I a month, for 38 months ,_ dOll'! h b' f h . y was I ISCOn IOU . I 'l' Circuit 0ourt re urn ed s~ ave _a 1g mop o alt. A _ Allliblotics when indica·t- 1toms. Indictments, three felony and I have tned to figure out why, • ~~====~=== ! !00,000 BTU EMPIRE LP G . three misdemeanor, Monday af. and have rnme to the conclusion ed, have been found to be better MoreComfo.rtYieoring . completely Installed ...... .;, as forced air furnace, 8 ternoon. lhat college is my trouble. Since than sulfa drugs for t!Jis pu~e '······• room home .'. Felony Indictments returned I er~ered college this fall I and they work better when gll~• Compact, Fully 8'Ual'anteed. we re: State vs. Ronald S. have been spending many ru'ght.; en b~ InJectiOn than when app J- Here 18 a pteua.ntwa1 to overcome • 7 WIU'JD,.air room ducla Jooee plate dltCotnlort, J'ASTJZI'H, Payne, Apple Grove, feloniously studying and worrying about 1ed d~tee tJ Y t0 lh e nasa1 passag. .. lmpro,;~• po"'l"· ••.::,~•,'l, •• • Cold-air return duct • beat one OweD S. Dalton: State exams. Could this do it? -BAL- !esQ. kin N ld ~= "! ~ert~~~Ore oomt~~ 1 John L McDaniel and Jo. DY am ta It a econ 1 able. No (UlD.lD)', aooey, PM"tJ tae:te • Central thennoetat ~nt!\'JL VS · f I d · Wh aI does I't con- I orfeeli~.It.'tlllkallne.Doesn'tsour. • Comnlete custo • seph A McCarty both of West O.ar Bnldy· or nasa rip. Ch~ko 'plate Odor ......... "'•· heatiDg ~lll8taUation by our home ' felonious ' stealing · 1f Would you · believe it's just tain?· What are the side effects?· 1 &e tUl'el th~Lt nt are essential to hea.l.tb. Columbia, your dentist regular!}'. aet; one Volkswagen; State vs. Ida moulting season? - H. Is there any cure for a nasal FAS'IUTB ••.., """ couo><n. • Rent-free uee of tank and meter. Whit~ Pt. Pleasant, feloniously O.ar Helen: Iorge a check in the amount of It took me five weeks but I've $25. finally accepted the fact that Offer expires July 31, 1967 Misdemeanor Indictments re- I lost the only girl I really Jov· turned were: State vs. Duke ed. I haven't dated anyone since, Miller, Cleveland, 0 ., strike, but recenUy I find myself at.. beal and wound one Larry lracted to a girl I hardly know. A$ low as per month, for 24 months Whitt: State vs. Silverton IJe. I only see her occasionally at vault, Rl. 2 Pt. Pleasant break- church, from a distance. Our onNew lng down and removing a fence ly mutual friend Is my old EMPIRE CLASSIC·AIRE furnace, erected for the purpose of a flame and I doobt that she ' completely Installed boundary; State vs. David Lan- would introduce us. We all gradham, Pl. Pleasant, contributing uated from the same college; • 40,000 BTU direct vent furnace. to the dellnquency of a female now I am away attending gro• Heiltll up to 4-rooms. Ideal for under 18 years of age. duate school and only come baiiBIIIellt, addedoOD room. '!be grand jury convened at home on weekends. So you can • H~dl(;me wood-grain Btyled 9:30 a.m. with only one mem- vsee my time is limited. Would baseboard extensiollll. . her absent, Ruth Foley, Mason, it be proper for me to send her Special jury commissioner•, notes signed "A secret admir· Mountll directly on the wall and i :Mrs. Earl Deal and Mrs. Eus- er," as a means of startin~ provides economical, forced warm 1. ' t... Wilson, filled !he vacancy friendship? - A NUT AT A t air heat tbrottgh trim baaeboard with the appointment of Mrs. NON-COED SCHOOL channels to as many ae four ., ObBrles Walden. Later it was O.ar Nut: • • I. lOOIDII. The smartly-styled, woodiOUDd that ·Edward Kinnaird The "secret admirer" route • finished cabinet and basew• disqualified to serve as he is kid stuff. If you can't strike add a decorator's touch Is an elected committeeman up a conversation with Ibis girl to your home. from. Clendenin District and at church, then the least you ~neth S. Morris was appoint- can do is write her a SIGNED ed: I~ flllll!e vacancy. letter telling her you'd like to. Otht!r grand jury members - H. I , • . · · ,, ..,..l~g were Kenneth L. Rousn, C.ll JOUr ntmlf AlhiiJid LP.Q•• Bulk Pllnt for 1 Wllllam Wood, Martha Divor~e, Civil Alln Watterson, Emfree surYey or JOUr "•~ 1nd frle 1111t1n1 plens r .;· .• Ji!'l,.· . ,, 3 EASY·PAY PLANS l'f:~.R. Wltl~ers. Anna Lee Doug. Actions Dismisaed ' On new bome~ the total COlt C8ll be t, Gerald Rood, James A. . ~ .)o' '',~' ~ iooluded in your mottpp. For eonLouise Ferrel~ Donald PT. PLEASANT - Several '¢tfl3 version or replacement, the pay• . .!On, Harold Sayre, Robert orders or dismissal were sip· J','i j.· 0 J. Walton Beattie and ed by the Circuit Court and enment.l C8ll be aet up on a 6-year FHA •. f' l !_, ' . Siders. · tered in !he office of the Cir:·· ""~~'\.>·· loan, or you C8ll pay jult lO'Jio down -r . • • I , .,"''' , . jurors were dis- cult Clerk. aDd mab montbly payment. on the • ·,.. >~~ .11M bshtnce. ·'follm~g their repo!'l The divorce action styled Em· ..-l,·Y If · · BUI!Ject to re- ogene Stearns vs. Leonard J. their services be re· Stearns was dismissed and the .llv .lho .prosecuting at· dh,orCl! action oi G.. VIvian Fu· I , gate vs. Bill N. Fugate was ,,:~;;Monday are dismissed, The clvU actkln of : In Court on Janet Altizer 1/s, •Melville B. · - - - ---- ----- Withers was ·also dllmfued. ..:.. . '• '• i• ' ;r7· !· , i : 5.urp '.' IIUr 114,.. BIG SPRiNG SA'L EI Will [i J ---... - HELEN HELP US! Dudfey's DOCTOR SAys -·DeclrM 7~"DEWXE SAW _.1-"154444 BAQt'S BUDGET SHOP * on I Buick IIOOTUIIUIY- WOOD RUI.£ · t•1~.,.•• Days are here. mun JIB SAW $2411: ELECTRIC HEAT ' I' Grand Jury Returns6 Indictments "11 low Prices on LP-Ga$ Forced Ait / Heating Sqnems C/11 . liMO I]-... a Dulss lli1LITY BnT "' SAIIDER S4999 1'1.1 ,, .Helpful '. ' ' 1'1.1 Maintenance Free ' '· 1'1.1 -:·,_ Clean I 1\ ' ' ~. 1'1.1 ' ' FIX-UP 101 $27·95 Obedient 1'1.1 Cheerful =-.............. .. .. -:~: ~ ·'::r - ..... --... .:o:=.- SAVE! PLANNING ·& FINAWCE SERVICES 1'1.1 AVAILABU • =- -• .......,..._ •' l34il -1-W(f btmMa Quiet 1'1.1 and Dependable. DOOR ' I ' ; ' J 1 ''' , $18,25 f!"a%. ' ' t• , . '\ ' 'd CA.SM . .•JuatO,.A . ~- ·~· ~ • • ' ' ,, . '' ,., ' 'J t 111..,-:.A.cocJNr ' (don't fasten·. your seat belt) • GUilE 'N PCIID . DOOISir You Don't ~·d ' i • ,"1 Dec FLUSI' Re1. $2UD -~~~~~11288 . ... 11"'1.. Thrifty 1'1.1 Flame less $15 i9 -~ S1388 ~. 1'1.1 fALSE TEETH I 777 S1988 Trustworthy 8 ..! 1 SAIDER IS: 1 1 UTJUTY II -,Ct.lt ,. ~omeroy , �' \f.· B..,. a .. · , 1, • , ) T:rll~:o ··:. ~- · ,~f- l. __ , - · -v.· · '~4~ '''1>,., ~ <' '•' J'i -,,, ' " . •''' ~ , ; : , . ; , : . ·f·. : .. • , ·~- · <Ji'll.\i:.~"C;ii' · ~\~J: ·.·--~, ' ' j,,•}• ' ,., , •• .,,I •. lr~~~WIF't~f¥~ ':'·~" '~~ ~n'lt ~( 1 • I ~,.~. • ' · I , ~ •>~ l '•·· 1 •J. cf ~ )?' r 't • t :· · ''~" ·IJ~ . ~:~~~~ t ~~ IU . • Y:,~ •I ".:/5 >t ,(•G·· i>fl(ilr fi •7•'•d .~"'r!''f' ...,.,r, .,,-~~~• t. ( '"""' ~ ... ,' 1 ,1 1 , • I. = , NJi:w; YO~- - Wile' pt ''21 1:~::·' PreSI. 1 Frank..Hunter, I': V~rea, Is ln •Mt. ·&In- •err • ' ~~-a. lk):ll, ' " '., J. ... •' · .. l~'l··'·''''''' !WADnN · ~· P, !"'•,'>1.-' 1' r.tJy 2, die · ,,·', ~ Theater · ~.:· '' 2 .· •s' ' ' • o! e e e ' I • . . . •· ' ll'odafiS ~eSil~y. 1)(, "" vou • ' , . · thought M~l~k waa tug8tngl PW'Y · WoOd ~llfl\!Og '•em. , ' nll: daf ljt 1967 wtl)i U3 )0 !N~STLY1!l INK .~ , ~Her gaJ)l when lie passed along• ,And •lh thiS age· of, halt!-]!81'· 'follow. · , · ·' : •. ~,-•, · E'"ESER J ·I ·' the, hot news. . •· e~ts, 9\!1' '~avo~te Alr Fo~e . Tbi: n1oon ~· ootw~n tts JUl. · LOWER'S . OllE , · ; . · ai Hospital .. ".. A. ·Scbe[8. , ~e :next d'y1Mm:\ha General. ,nOJ'r tetj,red ·Bn4 pr!'S' qyarter ~ pew ·~~111>'!· , , , QFJEN.. tHAN . : ·~ I· , . Inger Jr. In Sari!!'a E.ast _!lfld ,will he. ~onorary ""v!ewilig Of; ·!dent !J'f ~Riled Serylee Or· .'I'!Je mor~tng etar ~ Mars~. : YQU~ G~'t tHj;M? '.· . · all the new famllillr places ls l!cci- at. !he ~W's 20th' Loyalty ganlzatJOna (U~o); remem~ .'I'IJ.~ eveJjlllg ,s~rs lue VriiWI, . , "'' , ;:; · ' ~. .r •\1il' · absolutely hislor1cal ajlout real flay Parade on 5th Ave., far his dll!l\ wllh re5pectful affec- 'f!fars· all1!' •JUpl~i ·':' }·, · Bloom1ng Plll)ls esl3\e broker Allet> MaSiJn .. : . more Important to 111e par~ lion tor' bis "warmth, wisdom.: .,,On·!his day l!t ~stot)'i · : ,' · •. • .· r • ~ (}rest young singer Lou Rawla than all the gathered Uridsars. professl~rial .ablllty, tn1e' con- In 1865, Pres1d~!JI , ·AJ!drew Clft Flowe~ r·· has Lollis Armstrong's (and Rockefellers, etc.; May 23 8IJt eern for· the 6aJanced fll'owtli ·of ~ohn$on 9ffe)'ed a ~·ewarct ,pi . , ~ ...:.ref'. , •·l Saleh's manager Joe Glqer's) will bo named lJSO "Woman of Jils PI!Plls wbl~h made bi!li a fli!J,OOO lot L~e capllll'e of D1sr, _, ens , . okay to star in his filmblog . .. the Year" at the blg RaiQbow legend in Brooklylt.'' It's a fiDe 'Jflllerson Davu;, preold1!11\ · of . J,-' 'rfs v • ·;~ ' Beatuy queen Roberta ~tt. Room after-theater baab. touching and encour~ mill'- _the Cpl\feder~oy. , . 8, M· wbo lost her left leg to can. ., · ginal N.Y.· note in this anan:- · In 11160, Caryl Chessm!lfl, who URI'- j , eer. spunklly marches oft to ' . tlstlcally sivltched-on, switch· bad 1190, ~!~...·, "1. . ,. ··~.. 11 . Southeast Asia for a US0 lour Anothe~. fine ,;'at, hero, Gen: . ed-off-inwlvement In every• execplton ~~ ~. 1,110! ~ll!lvlctlOli . .1 , ' .... The way Cassius Clay's Emmett Rosy 0 Donnell Jr., thing from family decenc;jes to of robbery, ~ping, and ~ape, C:.llbucll~:(sl ·duc~ bis palrio~c responsl· ".ho new from bis Brookiyn be- respect for self, community, du· died In the San Quentin sa• · an" WI bllilies mayhe Anthony Qulnn gmnlngs. about as high. as Alr ty and flag. chamber. ., • 1· · : . may demand a rematch: Cla 0 Force distinction can fly any- . -AsK TO WED Del1ver Your knocked out Quinn in the old one, was humbly proud, like 8 ' · All You'll Need Flowen.•' " ., . .. schoolboy in "21'' as he told us PT. PLEASANT - Thr e e ·'1. Requiem for a Heavyweight his very own old Brooklyn high couples have me~s application ··--,~ you see reeling around TV" .. I (I call d Manual. for marriage licenses in the ofKeep your ear hen! for a group schoo I was e . of N y kids lied Th y Training H.S. when Ros~ . went lice of the county clerk. ApplyPurse When You .. they're ca actually e oung Rascals: neat there;. now J ohn J ay HS •) 1s ·mg . were · Veri Owens IA!gue ·:, ' • rock-rollers who loomed from naming its ''Emeett O'Donnell ~· Evans, and Vada :Mae M<!-- Visit ... - -- -·--·---· ~---$1 000 a week a year ago to Theater" not after our old C8rlney, 21, Leon; Barry Lynn $5:500 to $7,500 a night right friend Rosy, but in honor of his Alford, 19,, Milton, and Carolyn now dad who was Its Jll'incipal for Reginla G1bson, 18, Glenwood; Serving Pomer.oy, M-n 1 \ B Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D. the many years It !alight thou.. Cecll ~radford DeWeese, 20. • . City, and Entlrt Big 1 Cosm~ F.. All1gret!l, Lowell ands of Brooklynltes the edu- Galllpol1s Ferry, and Jane Ann YQ _For many years 1 Bend ArM had an Infection in my ethmoid ! Thomas rad1o writer for years cation ropes: Thelma Ritter, Bates. 21, Pl. P1easanl I I h was at the Benvenuti . Grlf. ' by Helen Bottel cells. l have tu get up t ree fith r hi In Madison S uare . · four times every mght to, clear Gard! and complim~ted Company Sues YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! Deor Nuts: my lt!roat and head. Ho~ can I , our analysis of the wonderful. This column" for young pco.. Only by saying "Nuts !o get the dramage 1~ ~1?P· ly happy riot of some 500 visit- On Money Judgmenbl pie, their problems and pleasur- Brotherhood" - to her, not me. A.- When ethmmdlhs, 8 form ing Italians from Bologna and , 1 her of smusUs, becomes chronic II Mil "I ppr · te th dis- PT. PLEASANT - A clvll " · !heir trouble< and fun. As You shouldn't have taken WJth the resl of Helen Help Us! qulle so literally, chum.- H. is admittedly hard lu cure .. n;e linc~~~~ ..yo: ma:aahou; the action styled American 011 It welcomes laughs bt~t won't Dear Helen: f•rst step m the treatment IS .J character of the general ebuJ. Company vs. Wllllam L. Thorn. ' dodge a serious question with a fmd out whether the caus~ Is r f th d ., Cosmo ton, Pt. Pleasant, was flied in brush-off. . : I tell you, they don't m~ke really an infection or an I ~~~ce"l~ e crowd thai was the office of the Circuit Clerk. I brothers hke they used to. Mme gy, excessive smoking or a sal · . was a crow , , , The action is seeking judgSend your teenage questions is 13. He wants to be just like smogladen atmosphere. It I 'for' their boy but ~t .:g:sl ment on three counls. The first lo YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, his stupid friends, who buy at: would be wise to consult a nose the other kid. 1 enJoy f h mg count asks judgment against the care of Helen Help l!S! this the "mod" clothes. Theire real- and throat specialist. at the Garden for thJ~:g ~·:! defendant In !he ~m or $l.,f5fl. newspaper. ly way-out. He earns hiS own If It!• sinuses are chronically opposed to ot~er fin: .86; second count seeks judgIIOPE FUR THE GOOD GUY money, by shoveling snow and infected, identification of been ~ Ia!~~ c.;;mo's r:: ment In the amount of $2,994.37 gardenmg, and so he thmks be- causative organism will ?n we re pr ng d and the third count asks judgJear Helen ' cause it'.s his, he should buy the your docror to select an appro- IS not to dance • for • gran ':,"~ ment in the sum of $4,454.23. ' Is there any hope for a guy clothes he plea.es. He tells lies priate antibiotic. If the underly· ~ust to da~ the fears llor o Nho thinks ·'parking" is wrong? sometimes, too. ing cause is an allergy, avoid· influential f1ghi·S1de fe ow ;: I I dated this girl for almost a ance of the allergen or desensl· know who honestly suspec Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Haning 0 j' ' year. We're both in college. M When my dad get< tough, my tizing shots should help you. Ma· this hysteric?lly happy Itall~n and Rhonda visited her sister •Manufacturtr'l IUQtlted retail price for a Buick Special 2-dr. Tliln Pillar CDupe fn. · '· the start she told me she mother feels sorry for him. ny persons obtain marked relief throng was not-bent; II wasn I. and brother-m-law, Mr. and · cludlns federal excise t~x and suggested dealer delivery an~ haridllng cherp. Tran1o ~~, 'hought heavy ' . and pet- Should I .Side with my .father ' bv installing a humulifter . .. . they were noisy• wild - and Mr s. J ames Reev es and family neckmg m portation charps, acceuories, optional equipment, alate and 1~1 taxu addltloiiiL 1. ~ ' . 1 f, •• • tell h1mhim thatlook theseridiculous? wild sty- their · . homes and seeing , that 1D . wonderfuL vy~e~ve!llru~·n<g.g.~---~-=:::::::::::::::::::::===:::=:::=============~ Jng were ~mm?ral, and so e~- and Jes make Pres Johnson phoned th e Salu•• /{)1 :._ ~ 1ored her m th1s respect Know- _ CAMPAIGNER FOR GOOD cold weather lt!ere IS enough . · f G to e r· • , ng atl the emphasis placed on BROTHERS moisture in the air tu cause While House rom ;rm;n~ _ ' ;ex these days, I was glad she some condensation on the win· I have a slaffehr ·~~k ~v• Doll";, 'elt this wav, and satisfied my- Dear Campaigner: dows. / nck to send IS e o. Y ;elf with a rasual goodnight kiss I'm sure you already have, If !here is any obstruction to , star Martha ~ayeH (CoL l Ma~· at !he door. unless you're a lot more tactful free drainage cautious use of a gie) to the White ous~ ,::;'c.: Now she tells me we should -than the average sister. nasals decongestant may eon for Gen. Westmore 8 ill .· t late others because we're like But don't go overboard on ' Overuse will cause rebound clo· All lhe U. S. ~overn_~rs; ~ • Jrother and sister. Can a guy taking sides - you'll make your !sure of the openings of the si· lend - Mart a WI ~~he win with women? - NU'J'S TO brother more stubborn and disci· ncses and aggravate the condi· ONLY woman · · · · · · ~ a lROTIIERHOOD pline harder. lion. If this doesn't work, your . , . doctor may have to wash dnp · BeSides, a 13-year-old boy who . d A _ Naldeeon Is a mixture 1 earns all his own clothes mon· yo~. 1 smuses ~·~ tyg or that constricts the blood vessels , ey CAN'T be all bad ....... and aw 1.e or opera e 0 en ar e to relieve slulliness and an an· the way-out ''mod" fad for boys opeQnm~. b d 1 1 ubi f tmistamine to combat allergy. has just about had it anyway.- 30 - veS a sinus ro e or The chief side effect is drowsi· years. evera years ago, a h' h b hazard if . . surgeon pac ked my nasa1 neSSWICmayea "Dear . · fi1ght d . . The on ".len .h If d h are r1vmg a car. • 1 I am 19 and have found that passages Wit a su a rug at cure for a nasal or postnasal my hair is falling out. It scares cleared up the trouble lor five · t find and remove the 18 0 , , months. No doctor I've consuit· PT. PLEASANT - The May me, as these days you are con- ed . th' 1 t 1 cause. Otherwise treatment IS . . symp· rea men . As luw as $1·~ Grand J ury oI the Mason Coun- SI'dered a soc1a1 ou tcast 1'f you Wh smce uses .t d' 1s1. ed' toward re11evmg 'I a month, for 38 months ,_ dOll'! h b' f h . y was I ISCOn IOU . I 'l' Circuit 0ourt re urn ed s~ ave _a 1g mop o alt. A _ Allliblotics when indica·t- 1toms. Indictments, three felony and I have tned to figure out why, • ~~====~=== ! !00,000 BTU EMPIRE LP G . three misdemeanor, Monday af. and have rnme to the conclusion ed, have been found to be better MoreComfo.rtYieoring . completely Installed ...... .;, as forced air furnace, 8 ternoon. lhat college is my trouble. Since than sulfa drugs for t!Jis pu~e '······• room home .'. Felony Indictments returned I er~ered college this fall I and they work better when gll~• Compact, Fully 8'Ual'anteed. we re: State vs. Ronald S. have been spending many ru'ght.; en b~ InJectiOn than when app J- Here 18 a pteua.ntwa1 to overcome • 7 WIU'JD,.air room ducla Jooee plate dltCotnlort, J'ASTJZI'H, Payne, Apple Grove, feloniously studying and worrying about 1ed d~tee tJ Y t0 lh e nasa1 passag. .. lmpro,;~• po"'l"· ••.::,~•,'l, •• • Cold-air return duct • beat one OweD S. Dalton: State exams. Could this do it? -BAL- !esQ. kin N ld ~= "! ~ert~~~Ore oomt~~ 1 John L McDaniel and Jo. DY am ta It a econ 1 able. No (UlD.lD)', aooey, PM"tJ tae:te • Central thennoetat ~nt!\'JL VS · f I d · Wh aI does I't con- I orfeeli~.It.'tlllkallne.Doesn'tsour. • Comnlete custo • seph A McCarty both of West O.ar Bnldy· or nasa rip. Ch~ko 'plate Odor ......... "'•· heatiDg ~lll8taUation by our home ' felonious ' stealing · 1f Would you · believe it's just tain?· What are the side effects?· 1 &e tUl'el th~Lt nt are essential to hea.l.tb. Columbia, your dentist regular!}'. aet; one Volkswagen; State vs. Ida moulting season? - H. Is there any cure for a nasal FAS'IUTB ••.., """ couo><n. • Rent-free uee of tank and meter. Whit~ Pt. Pleasant, feloniously O.ar Helen: Iorge a check in the amount of It took me five weeks but I've $25. finally accepted the fact that Offer expires July 31, 1967 Misdemeanor Indictments re- I lost the only girl I really Jov· turned were: State vs. Duke ed. I haven't dated anyone since, Miller, Cleveland, 0 ., strike, but recenUy I find myself at.. beal and wound one Larry lracted to a girl I hardly know. A$ low as per month, for 24 months Whitt: State vs. Silverton IJe. I only see her occasionally at vault, Rl. 2 Pt. Pleasant break- church, from a distance. Our onNew lng down and removing a fence ly mutual friend Is my old EMPIRE CLASSIC·AIRE furnace, erected for the purpose of a flame and I doobt that she ' completely Installed boundary; State vs. David Lan- would introduce us. We all gradham, Pl. Pleasant, contributing uated from the same college; • 40,000 BTU direct vent furnace. to the dellnquency of a female now I am away attending gro• Heiltll up to 4-rooms. Ideal for under 18 years of age. duate school and only come baiiBIIIellt, addedoOD room. '!be grand jury convened at home on weekends. So you can • H~dl(;me wood-grain Btyled 9:30 a.m. with only one mem- vsee my time is limited. Would baseboard extensiollll. . her absent, Ruth Foley, Mason, it be proper for me to send her Special jury commissioner•, notes signed "A secret admir· Mountll directly on the wall and i :Mrs. Earl Deal and Mrs. Eus- er," as a means of startin~ provides economical, forced warm 1. ' t... Wilson, filled !he vacancy friendship? - A NUT AT A t air heat tbrottgh trim baaeboard with the appointment of Mrs. NON-COED SCHOOL channels to as many ae four ., ObBrles Walden. Later it was O.ar Nut: • • I. lOOIDII. The smartly-styled, woodiOUDd that ·Edward Kinnaird The "secret admirer" route • finished cabinet and basew• disqualified to serve as he is kid stuff. If you can't strike add a decorator's touch Is an elected committeeman up a conversation with Ibis girl to your home. from. Clendenin District and at church, then the least you ~neth S. Morris was appoint- can do is write her a SIGNED ed: I~ flllll!e vacancy. letter telling her you'd like to. Otht!r grand jury members - H. I , • . · · ,, ..,..l~g were Kenneth L. Rousn, C.ll JOUr ntmlf AlhiiJid LP.Q•• Bulk Pllnt for 1 Wllllam Wood, Martha Divor~e, Civil Alln Watterson, Emfree surYey or JOUr "•~ 1nd frle 1111t1n1 plens r .;· .• Ji!'l,.· . ,, 3 EASY·PAY PLANS l'f:~.R. Wltl~ers. Anna Lee Doug. Actions Dismisaed ' On new bome~ the total COlt C8ll be t, Gerald Rood, James A. . ~ .)o' '',~' ~ iooluded in your mottpp. For eonLouise Ferrel~ Donald PT. PLEASANT - Several '¢tfl3 version or replacement, the pay• . .!On, Harold Sayre, Robert orders or dismissal were sip· J','i j.· 0 J. Walton Beattie and ed by the Circuit Court and enment.l C8ll be aet up on a 6-year FHA •. f' l !_, ' . Siders. · tered in !he office of the Cir:·· ""~~'\.>·· loan, or you C8ll pay jult lO'Jio down -r . • • I , .,"''' , . jurors were dis- cult Clerk. aDd mab montbly payment. on the • ·,.. >~~ .11M bshtnce. ·'follm~g their repo!'l The divorce action styled Em· ..-l,·Y If · · BUI!Ject to re- ogene Stearns vs. Leonard J. their services be re· Stearns was dismissed and the .llv .lho .prosecuting at· dh,orCl! action oi G.. VIvian Fu· I , gate vs. Bill N. Fugate was ,,:~;;Monday are dismissed, The clvU actkln of : In Court on Janet Altizer 1/s, •Melville B. · - - - ---- ----- Withers was ·also dllmfued. ..:.. . '• '• i• ' ;r7· !· , i : 5.urp '.' IIUr 114,.. BIG SPRiNG SA'L EI Will [i J ---... - HELEN HELP US! Dudfey's DOCTOR SAys -·DeclrM 7~"DEWXE SAW _.1-"154444 BAQt'S BUDGET SHOP * on I Buick IIOOTUIIUIY- WOOD RUI.£ · t•1~.,.•• Days are here. mun JIB SAW $2411: ELECTRIC HEAT ' I' Grand Jury Returns6 Indictments "11 low Prices on LP-Ga$ Forced Ait / Heating Sqnems C/11 . liMO I]-... a Dulss lli1LITY BnT "' SAIIDER S4999 1'1.1 ,, .Helpful '. ' ' 1'1.1 Maintenance Free ' '· 1'1.1 -:·,_ Clean I 1\ ' ' ~. 1'1.1 ' ' FIX-UP 101 $27·95 Obedient 1'1.1 Cheerful =-.............. .. .. -:~: ~ ·'::r - ..... --... .:o:=.- SAVE! PLANNING ·& FINAWCE SERVICES 1'1.1 AVAILABU • =- -• .......,..._ •' l34il -1-W(f btmMa Quiet 1'1.1 and Dependable. DOOR ' I ' ; ' J 1 ''' , $18,25 f!"a%. ' ' t• , . '\ ' 'd CA.SM . .•JuatO,.A . ~- ·~· ~ • • ' ' ,, . '' ,., ' 'J t 111..,-:.A.cocJNr ' (don't fasten·. your seat belt) • GUilE 'N PCIID . DOOISir You Don't ~·d ' i • ,"1 Dec FLUSI' Re1. $2UD -~~~~~11288 . ... 11"'1.. Thrifty 1'1.1 Flame less $15 i9 -~ S1388 ~. 1'1.1 fALSE TEETH I 777 S1988 Trustworthy 8 ..! 1 SAIDER IS: 1 1 UTJUTY II -,Ct.lt ,. ~omeroy , �. \~ ,. ' t t ~y-Mldcl~ .. OIIAUTY -~ ' '- ' I ., 1- I .. Mr WOftlo one I lnMrflM. Ml~lrtu• Chi,.. 1k 12 cefttt ,., Ward. ftt,rM conMC• ' tl~l onMrt~, 11 .... ..,, wn.... _.,_ tnlll td Pfld 'lflthla II • ..,.. CAIO 0' THAIIU A OIITUARIII ,uo fer so nrcl Mlnlmvm. lldl ... tttoMI ""' h. ' ILIND ADI &ddltiODil lk CM,.. per Alh.., tl........ . l:ll 1 , OPIICI HOUU m. to li1ll p, m., D.IIIY 1!:11 1 , "" 10 11ll0 NHn. S.turdiY 11'1 IAIY TO fiLACI .A f'omeroy Motor Co. . -' -· . ···'--- -- ,=. - ; ~ ' ------ ' . ~~ " Elldr1 2 Dr. ' Top -r $1195 Mei'cl • .• j , " ' ' ' ' . HOND SALts i& S'VI~ ~-te Contcict:. ··.CHARLES .:usu ,. ~·- I II ONI Cl' nt• ' ~ NIC.IST PIO"'-,!' . CA~ · ' DltK RAIIfLING$ we'Ve oervieed lbll cor ilfu:• · new and ean,""i>111111ea411 to 1111one. _..a...: 2S per cent OIICOOftt en ,.ld - 1nMrfill'-- ,. ., ' . ' ' 1."' Sl$95 . 1962 PONTIAC 2 DR. HT $895 389 vs enclne, 4 •IIO<OJ, radio and heater, viDJ!Inlerlor, n· clio and b..ter, while lln!sll. · '· . ' . SerVICe$ P01neaov ......•~ ,_Mo..,..to_.r..~ .....•-.· Power steerlD8 and brakes, WI .teerill8 wheel, radio and beater. Excellent tires, beige and brown finilh. ' ' \ 1963 OLDS SUPER 88 HOLIDAY SEDAN- $1395 IJ\ftl ' ,\ . ' V-8 engine, overdrive, dark blue IID!sb, ·••• wllltowall tires, radio aod beater. New ear appeoraaee. ...................... ct.._ '" • 0" Ml'JJ,' i9117 . 1964 CHEVROLET JMI'ALA H.T. CPi; .I ·I . _.,. ' II' ii run, equipped. Buick'• ftn..t aDd best BLAmNARS . OHIO ··-.I'L I.SNER OPEN EVE$. 9:00 P.M. NHIROI•• ll C.{\IN1T · . DEC ENT MATTRESS·TESTIN' JOB WI" AAMACHOOR WANT ~D fiMDNI tH•tll• . L.'/11\l' 0.J IT.~,. KEITH GOBLE FORD 1'10~'1 115 NOT Lil<t MISS • POMIROY 992-2111 For Rent EXPERIENCED Rowley & Reed. After f 5TART ANOTHER FIRe. -....-'! WHEEL colony Ia doing damage. 150- ii~phoiji.neGWJ.36~~74~.iijlnif~~~~~ AUGNMENT 350 gallon lnseellcidei ;~:~~· . say to treat bomea AND complete basements. ing alone useless. Free BRAKE SERVICE. spections and advice. L e s s :-::==-.,....,.._,...: cost. No. salesman. A I ROOMS and County company. Allied Pest berry Ave. Rosie Sis· Phone 992·2143 PomtlfOy & Termite Control, 605 W. son 992-2M9 before 5 and Malo, Pomeroy, Ohio. II9Z- WI after 5 m. f 19 5 2 566!1. Stp I ROOM unlumlahed IJST of 50 firms needing and ID Pomeroy. Ph. 911U385. wanting homeworkers U 18 cents. Carman, 350 Grovepori Rd., Columbus, Ohio, 43107. f 30 6tp BLAETTNARS . Pha11&o ~111 $er. ABC Cleaners EEK il M'EEK . ' Bv HOW' E .' HK, HOW CAtJ Y<iO SELL . EIJLVCLOPEDIA WITH All 'M WRO'-IG fACf.!> IN IT? t:O 'rW Rt;:Ali"Z£ WHAT YOU'D HAV~ TO PAY F<lR AtJ ACCURATE EIIX:YCLOPWIA 7 ~::;lf.-!!IIOER I MY SeT IS FOR ALL 1Hf: IWR PE:ol'l£ WHO ~EED AtJ ENCYCLOPEDIA 8JT CAl.J'T AFFORD 'THE WXVR'f' OF ACCURJI.TE . ' 8o4! If 40u we,·e . lklFORMATIOIJ ! . on hour l~ te qettinq in, the4 'd ric.., ;. , I have out ~ Bleck Hewk Z.Row NOW TAKING APPLICAnONS FOR CARRIERS CORN PLANTER l:7tt.\-, "t'H\KC£ Wllth 3-polnt hlteb. Good condition. ARE Mli ~, T'a .'! . c.ntJct fi!P:M-nley . WALKEO .M\Li,S &LIT !VIiR'~rl·llNG LOOI(S:f.rH' SAME , 'GEPT ~OR TH' · N~S~'S, ~· Mps'l_" : .' • 1 • 0' "T~EM AR~ 'M\.;Sitd . . ·' Middleport -~- the police ' ... ; llltMIDDI!PORT. . ;.. 1.H!.§ VA~ 'F'RW! "11-fE sAM.:.': ~ · ;AI I<IOHI'> "S ! . HO SICN ~£TILt.. Bi ' t! 1'1-iliRE\ ,,., HI< ~~'I LO~ ~TONED! a' OR Tl·f. 01..0 WOMAI<"" PLACE I fto\Qo\K '., . '' Loet yeur ar'a lllea•' CaD WY Melli. 115 Wf'llf TOO FAR FMM IT ~OW PO~ ANVIIOOV TD TER SWIM FOI( IT IN Th'IS S!:.A.' Kingsbury .. ...._......... _ _ -·. . Olllrtclao '' HEY I IS TI-l' kiP'$ llQOM: BOLT!iQ ~ OLIT~DE l ~riE --- --- INC. before reaewlq uta IDsuraDce. We 11U1J lbli If JOU moaey. IItie OF All, PATTY, ONE NEVfR KNOW& l'oii!N LITII.Ii I!UNNY I'lL~ ,. ' ,. ' ' �. \~ ,. ' t t ~y-Mldcl~ .. OIIAUTY -~ ' '- ' I ., 1- I .. Mr WOftlo one I lnMrflM. Ml~lrtu• Chi,.. 1k 12 cefttt ,., Ward. ftt,rM conMC• ' tl~l onMrt~, 11 .... ..,, wn.... _.,_ tnlll td Pfld 'lflthla II • ..,.. CAIO 0' THAIIU A OIITUARIII ,uo fer so nrcl Mlnlmvm. lldl ... tttoMI ""' h. ' ILIND ADI &ddltiODil lk CM,.. per Alh.., tl........ . l:ll 1 , OPIICI HOUU m. to li1ll p, m., D.IIIY 1!:11 1 , "" 10 11ll0 NHn. S.turdiY 11'1 IAIY TO fiLACI .A f'omeroy Motor Co. . -' -· . ···'--- -- ,=. - ; ~ ' ------ ' . ~~ " Elldr1 2 Dr. ' Top -r $1195 Mei'cl • .• j , " ' ' ' ' . HOND SALts i& S'VI~ ~-te Contcict:. ··.CHARLES .:usu ,. ~·- I II ONI Cl' nt• ' ~ NIC.IST PIO"'-,!' . CA~ · ' DltK RAIIfLING$ we'Ve oervieed lbll cor ilfu:• · new and ean,""i>111111ea411 to 1111one. _..a...: 2S per cent OIICOOftt en ,.ld - 1nMrfill'-- ,. ., ' . ' ' 1."' Sl$95 . 1962 PONTIAC 2 DR. HT $895 389 vs enclne, 4 •IIO<OJ, radio and heater, viDJ!Inlerlor, n· clio and b..ter, while lln!sll. · '· . ' . SerVICe$ P01neaov ......•~ ,_Mo..,..to_.r..~ .....•-.· Power steerlD8 and brakes, WI .teerill8 wheel, radio and beater. Excellent tires, beige and brown finilh. ' ' \ 1963 OLDS SUPER 88 HOLIDAY SEDAN- $1395 IJ\ftl ' ,\ . ' V-8 engine, overdrive, dark blue IID!sb, ·••• wllltowall tires, radio aod beater. New ear appeoraaee. ...................... ct.._ '" • 0" Ml'JJ,' i9117 . 1964 CHEVROLET JMI'ALA H.T. CPi; .I ·I . _.,. ' II' ii run, equipped. Buick'• ftn..t aDd best BLAmNARS . OHIO ··-.I'L I.SNER OPEN EVE$. 9:00 P.M. NHIROI•• ll C.{\IN1T · . DEC ENT MATTRESS·TESTIN' JOB WI" AAMACHOOR WANT ~D fiMDNI tH•tll• . L.'/11\l' 0.J IT.~,. KEITH GOBLE FORD 1'10~'1 115 NOT Lil<t MISS • POMIROY 992-2111 For Rent EXPERIENCED Rowley & Reed. After f 5TART ANOTHER FIRe. -....-'! WHEEL colony Ia doing damage. 150- ii~phoiji.neGWJ.36~~74~.iijlnif~~~~~ AUGNMENT 350 gallon lnseellcidei ;~:~~· . say to treat bomea AND complete basements. ing alone useless. Free BRAKE SERVICE. spections and advice. L e s s :-::==-.,....,.._,...: cost. No. salesman. A I ROOMS and County company. Allied Pest berry Ave. Rosie Sis· Phone 992·2143 PomtlfOy & Termite Control, 605 W. son 992-2M9 before 5 and Malo, Pomeroy, Ohio. II9Z- WI after 5 m. f 19 5 2 566!1. Stp I ROOM unlumlahed IJST of 50 firms needing and ID Pomeroy. Ph. 911U385. wanting homeworkers U 18 cents. Carman, 350 Grovepori Rd., Columbus, Ohio, 43107. f 30 6tp BLAETTNARS . Pha11&o ~111 $er. ABC Cleaners EEK il M'EEK . ' Bv HOW' E .' HK, HOW CAtJ Y<iO SELL . EIJLVCLOPEDIA WITH All 'M WRO'-IG fACf.!> IN IT? t:O 'rW Rt;:Ali"Z£ WHAT YOU'D HAV~ TO PAY F<lR AtJ ACCURATE EIIX:YCLOPWIA 7 ~::;lf.-!!IIOER I MY SeT IS FOR ALL 1Hf: IWR PE:ol'l£ WHO ~EED AtJ ENCYCLOPEDIA 8JT CAl.J'T AFFORD 'THE WXVR'f' OF ACCURJI.TE . ' 8o4! If 40u we,·e . lklFORMATIOIJ ! . on hour l~ te qettinq in, the4 'd ric.., ;. , I have out ~ Bleck Hewk Z.Row NOW TAKING APPLICAnONS FOR CARRIERS CORN PLANTER l:7tt.\-, "t'H\KC£ Wllth 3-polnt hlteb. Good condition. ARE Mli ~, T'a .'! . c.ntJct fi!P:M-nley . WALKEO .M\Li,S &LIT !VIiR'~rl·llNG LOOI(S:f.rH' SAME , 'GEPT ~OR TH' · N~S~'S, ~· Mps'l_" : .' • 1 • 0' "T~EM AR~ 'M\.;Sitd . . ·' Middleport -~- the police ' ... ; llltMIDDI!PORT. . ;.. 1.H!.§ VA~ 'F'RW! "11-fE sAM.:.': ~ · ;AI I<IOHI'> "S ! . HO SICN ~£TILt.. Bi ' t! 1'1-iliRE\ ,,., HI< ~~'I LO~ ~TONED! a' OR Tl·f. 01..0 WOMAI<"" PLACE I fto\Qo\K '., . '' Loet yeur ar'a lllea•' CaD WY Melli. 115 Wf'llf TOO FAR FMM IT ~OW PO~ ANVIIOOV TD TER SWIM FOI( IT IN Th'IS S!:.A.' Kingsbury .. ...._......... _ _ -·. . Olllrtclao '' HEY I IS TI-l' kiP'$ llQOM: BOLT!iQ ~ OLIT~DE l ~riE --- --- INC. before reaewlq uta IDsuraDce. We 11U1J lbli If JOU moaey. IItie OF All, PATTY, ONE NEVfR KNOW& l'oii!N LITII.Ii I!UNNY I'lL~ ,. ' ,. ' ' �' ~' t' .J, . ' ' About ', • . • ~ . Clleu, <). ' (,; ' ' .... ,•'I' ·~ ' , .' . I· . .;,! .· . -~:!li ft .' .' 1 ''· ' . I ·' . ' f ~U-t ~- · llke!J ill-· . . . . . . _.. blr lalld ..... 'Lilire ~. hw Ill . . r..-oy Mothers of Bible tb";-t-~-~ r. ... : :. ll'l!ri IOU + ,·,, 'lbanday;_I ., ~· . II .I -- ; - . , . . .,. .• •· , . . • ' ' . I ' ' . ' I '.. • I, '\ ' I • • ' "!. ' .- . ... . ; ,.~~ '' . ' . I I • '/'1 ' '' " ' . 11 • " DeHI«f To ..tlu! · ·a ~·.:~~ ~~ . '' f ., ~ •• '· ·, :t ' ' ' ~· r . ' r..• ' ·"' . ,.• . .J " .. ' ' n I' . .r \ • " '' .' ' '"\' I ' ' ' ' . vernor .., ELbERFELbS -SALE ··. Porch·aild Lawn·W Furhiturl ' . . Now is the ptrfect time tolsalect your Summer Fum!~ura d_uring t~e sale on the 2nd floor,.. Glif'r\-:- Tables;... SeHees - ChaiM Lounges - 'Camp Cots - flltnlc Tabl11 .;.. Coffee Tabl11 - Aluminu"ift - Wrought Iron - Wood ...o All Nationilly Known Makes. at Coming Events tlae \VORW Save Your Sales Slips- They Are u ....... ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY • 1sterI my I l MEIGS THfATRE • arepr1ce· TONIGHT Moj2 • _,ENILOPE" (Teclmleolor) WOGCI 11 "Penelope" Wodn,..oy ond 1IKindor Mor :1-4 NOTOPIN the country, If you are planning to buy a new ·car, come In and see us. We will handle your Insured new car 10811 at a very low cost per monthly payment. Save money. Include credit life lnsurani:e at no extra cost. See us for the best In f!nancln&. FRII CUSTOMIIt ·PARKING WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS . . . •.· f-;.· J I. •• ... ,_ . · .... ..,.... • ;,r' .· •.,.,. . ~ .~ owert m • '' p.r1 'Newport ·2-door·hardtop the most realisticallypriced luxury car in Financing A New Car? ' -~ · __....- - - '. '• ~ .~~o. -~ " You.r local Chrysler d~ler h• the·car valui ~"'~ boosted Chrysler sales an. astounding 1#9&' .in 5 · a· larger Increase than' ' !IIW aut()mobile. ' n11k,t6 your Chrysler dealer todaY! Cool To SchOols 1 ., � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 2, 1967 arnold finlaw hysell palmer