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The parade through Pomeroy included the Eastern High School Band, lhoWII above and the Pomeroy and Middleport Bands. The parade line-up Included UDits from the National Guard at Pt. Pleasant, fire departments anil IDI&rieDC)' units from throughout the area, and more than 100 Boy Scouts. �·I _ . ... ..- ' " ' • CCI ents • '• ·0 1 - y, J ··' '' .,. ' ~ \) .at I . • .. •• . - ., '' ' ' • ' . .B · .,.::;;.n? ' '! \ '' ' ~ ', '' . • '• ' ' ... 1"' •' ' 7 • .. \ ' ' a tla• < ...'"J, ' ==~~~t~ :v.e :!j~!:~l::!'!:i::,fdtJ! ~~.t~e mound· to · replace M th olh ~·~'the t: 8 · er members of <Sdlnajs' manager. ' , ... ·,,' "·Ali.i.l ,wanted" to ·do l!'as to ball, our lhlrd ,b&se coach r.. mlndecl Ce~ ' to go rl&ht into the plate. on a play ll)ce that," C,~(Pbll) ' GalJlaflo .to hit the said Schoendlenst. oP 1he BrduDd and-hope for "You can't·glve.them 111• doua play at the plate," tald Not- ble play," he ·lliid. "Orlando te~art. didn't start soon. enough and on haGsemaaglanon•hittheNotte€ardharts',, thfirird a play like that, there is only 1 • s1 one ~.ace to go and that's pitch vrtght to Let Cardenas. hom,e. , ., . The Reds' shortstop glaneecl at , H bn A h Cepeda at thfiod and fired to at e s ma~e·a , elluva pivot TOlJimy Helms to force MeCar- Carvsecond,'' sald 'Brilltol. "Me·Ver at setoncl. the er almost knocked him into Belmt Relayed stands." Helms relayed the ball to De- th;Temmy had a lot on his ron Johnson at first Ill double ..;:.w. to me," said Johnson. Gaglano and Johnson thre d II came In shoulder .high strike to John Edwards atwth! :mr could make the throw plate to cut down Cepeda. ll'o e without any wasted mo· n." "Just b!fore Gaglano hit the "I saw Cepeda breaking for heme out ol the corner of d1k h · eye when Johnson threw ~~~ :lk m;;,w e didn't want to Marichal's . eight-ga~e winniJigan unearned run In the e!gbth ball," said Edwards. "I got set · streak and giVe the Pluladeiphia Donn Clendenon doubled in !tl~\teb!llt . dlllllloonded to block the plate and the throw After Johnson went down Phillies a .lH vt.ctory over the eighth inning run to stw!i: · : Don··Notteban, who relieved was perfect for the tag. Cepeda swinging, Vada Pinson looped a San Franc1sco G1ants in another Pirates their'. second. PIM . Maloney, just .stood on the never did make it.'' double to left to score Perez key conies~. In the Qther smgle,victory over, Houston and',41ie mound dumfounded. Not so many minutes earlier with the tyinj! run. game, Los Angeles topped New split. Eddie Mathewa' lwQIJIII ..1 just couldn't b!lieve it," it looked like the game would h"l kldldn't even see the plteh," YPi?"ttskb'url·2ghan~a!nt Hdoubltooehe~d;r~. e1ightbthe inning bomer-hil ·• · 008 · go down as a perfect n<>-hitter ' uc ed Pinson. "I just knew · '"' season and 496th ·olldl· ....,, •n o said the Reds. righ~ander. ·~rt for rookie righthander Dt'ck It was commg and I was tryin• the second game after losmg career-had Ued th_e g111111!' waa the first t1me I d ever seen --o the opener 3-2 a d Atl 1a bef C1 nd a triple play." Hughes. to get out, of the way. It just . n an ore e eoon eonnected;-'111 "The ball started around the l!ugbeo Nursed Lead went klunk. You know, k 1u n k, topped Chicago f-1 after losmg te first game, !lOll Wil• ham,'' laughed Maloney, "And The 29-ve· • ·•< ftomhes was JUSt like in Batman. the ftrsl game, 12-~. pitched his rtrst comple~'fflllle everywber~ !looked, an umpire nursing along a 1.0 lead and After Edwards was intention- There were ftve doublehead- and Rusty Staub hit a -~ was holding up 'hls right ha.Ld." ~ad retired •· u....ers "' a row ally walked. Cardenas rifled a ers In the Amencan League and inning homer to band Houstila . The Reds . were leading 2-l fanning 12 enroute, when Tony single down the third base line Detrmt, Boston and Washington lhe triumph. ·c "' wben ninth IMing singles by Perez tripled in the eighth in lo score Plnson with what aU swept two games. Detrmt Mack Jones drove fn · ~~~tee Orlando CePeda and Tim Milo ning. . proved to be the win"ing run. topped Cblcago 4·2 and 4-3, runs with a tw<>-rlll! homer .lllfll carver put rullllers on first . "it was right down the mid- Today in Cincinnati, it will b! Boston b~at California lH and 6· a.triple tc hand Allanta its ipnt d . die," said the husk Cub Milt Pappas (4-2) against the t Waahmgton edged Kansas with Chicago. Ken JO!manii an third and brought Notte"He had a perfect g:me go~:· Cubs' Rich Nye t2·3l. City 6-2 and t-3 in 11 innln~•· pitehed.a seven hitter to ptek'!P , g The Reds-Cards night game M!Dnesota lopped N~w Yor~ 3-0 the victory; In the OJ!I!I!Il, '~oo ~ FORD RETIRES was the feature of the long day after losmg the openmg game 4- Ferguson Jeilldns struck Ui.a2 f.J and night of holiday action 3 and Cleveland edged Balli- and scattered eight hits NEW YORK (UP!) - Aft"r' although Jim Bunning homered more 3-2 after losing the f~rst It (or the ~ubs. )le aJso-ru17 years as the New york in the ninth to snap Juan game 5-4. three runs with a double "' Andrelti, the pole sitter and be ad tqd Yankees' clutch pitching ace, End Wtoolng Streak sacrifice fly. the fastest man ever to blaze ' arou ay. Jones' bright red STP oil Whitey Ford today tackled his HARPER OUT Bunning's homer in the ntnlh Willie Davis and Leo Gabri!J,. aroond the speedway track was Raina Halt Race ~eatme~t 'Jl':"ial was to lead toughest job - retirement. CINCINNATI (UPl) _ Righi· snapped a 4-4 tie and broke son each batted In a palt "l\( In the 31st slot of the field 'or 32 The race was only 18 minutes ~ Indtana file starte~s It the "I didn't think this job of fielder Tommy Harper of the Marichal's win streak. Marichal runs as the Dodgers topped ·~ aw&llng the g<>-ahead signal at old, Andretti's rear-engine Ford :,: today. Behind him were retiring would he as tough as it Cincinnati Reds is on the dis- was also touched for a two-run Mets. Don Sutton pitched a litfi 11 a.m. EDT. His ear was pia- was in tho pits with clutch Leo Gurney, A.~. Foyt, Joe turned out to be," said Ford, abled list. He will he on the list homer in the first by John hitter to win the game w~ gu<id with elutcn trouble and he treuble, and Jones was bla?.ing Bob~ard, A1 Unser, Art Pollard, who called it quils Tuesday af- until his fractured right wrist Briggs, a solo homer In the Bob Sbaw started for the Me~ was lucky to be there. silenUy around the course with J' YUnser, Gordon Jolmcock, ter an illustrious career that mends. Harper was injured Sun- seventh by Clay Dalrymple and and lost. ... ,. Prospects were not bright for three lap speed records already Mrrn Mcelreath and Roger ratapulted him to the top of the day when he crashed into a . . . '• ~~~-of~~Ws~-~therai~·a-~us=k~•Y~·------~a=ll~t:'m:e~Y:an~k~~~w~in~ru~·n!g~l~~~t.~w~a~ll~a~!!P~it~~!bur~g~h._ _ _ ~~D=a':~~Se:•:tl:n:~~·~P:o:m:u:o~y:~:M:d:~~p:o:rt~,~O~.,~.~:y~H~,~l:K~7:!·:f continuing "500." The weather and the red fleg came dow~ • ' hartMal . BY . TIIJ!l llPI around %"~: ~ ~ ·took off his cap and let It 35 Sta.r.ei Pretu;hed rtaht ·Into the stands the nallon for !he aecon•G straight day. Severe thunderstorml · slap. r ' • ' ped a large pOtllml of' ' t h ' Southwest and tornado watches were posted from Colorado to Louisiana. GRANDE CHORALE - A big addition to Memorial Day program in Pomeroy was an appearance o~ th~ Grande Chorale of Rio Grande college under direction of Merlyn Ross. Mr. Ross,. back to the camera, IS eli· rectin~ the group in impressive singing of "This Is My Cou}ltry·:' The group_received a standing ova:on to their outdoor performance on the Pomeroy football field. The smgers also presented a sone when t e program was moved into the Grace Episcopal Church because of rain. John J,Jsle, Syracuse, was the only Me1gs Bolden Boy to Bflp . wr,·l. l ,.J ry W . j INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UP!lThe drivers and many of the speedway bulla ~ted It all along. Now,_a~ ~lng the 18fll!'l , llistaliment of Tuesd Ys aborted 5011-mlle auto race, they know thst ParnelU Jones and• his turbine .wonder are the pair to ,beat when the 1'?, ~~r~~-· Aod Mar1o Andretli, auto • h II' t y,• D~· racers w er e · stacked.,up In Single llle behind Parnelli s revolutillnary turbine:;ered monster in the same er as .w!Jen. the rarns came ~e~y, ~ekmg tbe histone t:enckyard of Indy and forcing radifi!st postponement of tbe ~aasltiooal Memorial Day speed e since 1915. Alldretll Dropl Back ;:e:r::arIn:~~~ :";.ill!~~ ~ylfnd P·~Jtimore s. Lake Erie ResortPoli.ce Chase Away cyc"t·e T , ·oughS = ~Jge~JaB~~~:w~! ',!?fut s Red ox, RedJegs· inners I "teine, w Clau"ms Plot·· . To Kill Hilll. . setbycops , I' officials. said all of somo lap the slow starters with 45 300,000 ltckets sold for the race •of the 500 miles covered. 1 carrted ralnehecks which would Jones passed four cars be honored whenever it is final- streaking around the first turn. ly completed. TooUng lnio the second turn, the It was highly doubtful, "terrible turbine" showed Its however, whether 211 of the exhaust to Andretli. 300,000 who got soaked in Jones set records for one lap Tuesday's chill May rain and at 154.374 miles an hour, for two then slogged through the laps at 158.156 and 10 laps at Indiana mud to tbeir cars would 154.477. By JOE GERGEN Pfncb Hll Wins UPI Sports W~er . Tony Horton's double, his Tile taste of boney IS growmg sixth plooh hit .in 13 attempts, stro"!!er in the mouths of the drove .in Reggie ·Smith with the Detrmt Tigers now that the winning run lor the Red Sox in Bear IS on the prtwl. the eighth lMing of the opener The Bear Freel Gladding bY an~ Rico Petrocelli produced ~ name, baa been lbe key figure p81r of runs with a single ond in Detroit'a rise tn the top of squeeze bunt base hit m the the American League standings second game oolore a crowd of and In the club's bid for its first 32 •012•. the largest at Fen way pennant since 11M5. .Park m nearly five years. Dan Giaddlng, whose 225 ara loosely dlstribuied over a bulky siX-foot frame, has transformed wbat exPerts eons!dlf~ the Tigers' weakest department-chief pitching-into a strong point. His sturdy arm; JutS contributed to 10 Detroit's 26 vill!ories. The beefy righthander, whose The Red Sox look an extracareer had been rather Inning squeaker, 4-3, from Buished unUI this aeason, Yankees and the Redlegs coastchalked up hiS eighth and ninth ed . to a 9-1 victory over the saves , Sunday as the Tigers Yankees in opening games of moved lnlp .flrst ..place with a 4-2 the Middleport Boys League · and . 4-3 ~oubleheacler sc~edule Monday evening. over ~ qiicago White Sox. the ~ss. Gladdi~ ran The Red Sox win came alter seoneless string this season to clubs were knotted up at .%0 l-3 innings. • 3-3 after ·slx regulation Innings WI¥& Up Two"•' and tw~, Yank pitchers couldn't : Gllt4d\!ll strue!r, out Tommiee get the. ball over the plate. :~ie· to ·~:t!J' liigbtcap, which Openmg the. seventh, Re d he Ba+~ lor;· ~ellever Dave &mer Steve PrJce came In for WI~ · with one bltless starter Paul Pollens and got fMing.l fjii: hur)ed. 21.a blnlngs sfde out wtlh two strike, ~I QDelbft ball In til.i ljrst game and · a grounder. Bul C; "'~! ~wtt8on1 •s $e : pf the Yanks, in tbe bo~ ~· v tom ~~ the 'JI'~ the lull Charlesto~. w.n~a.; Carl~1 =~~wh ·F~u::r· t:J · i If your next popular-prl·ce c' r doesn... t I00 k th•IS good d • n" Isn't th.IS b.Ig I ~ I I 1 1 Osinski won the first game In relief and Dennis Benn•tt pitched a fiv..hitter in the nightcap. · Frank Howard drove in all six Washiilgton runs In the first game with two holners tl!e secimd a gtllnd' !lam;· ancl cap Peterson won tbe second game with an llth-innmg .blast over the left field f<lliCO alter Fred Valentine had puiled the Senators even in the ninth with a solo homer. Sam Mel>twell weathered Frank Robinson's tw<>-run homer, his 14th, and went the 1 distance for the first time this season, limillng the Oriole• to I three hils. Russ Sgyder drove in i the !ventuaf whining run and I scored a pair with three straight hils in boosting Balttmore to ils firs~game victory. · Southpaw J)m M~rrttt threw a two-hitter and bts consecutive shutout at the Yankees, striking out u. coasted to ·hls third victory in as . many decisions after the Twtns scored three runs in the first inning on leur conoeculive hits and two errors. steve Whitaker drove in three with a homer and triple as Yanks won the first gwme I before a crowd of 41136 largest of !he day' in' tbe majors. ,. Q • .." ' "' " '". r •i ' ., , ' ms INTERNATION,u. MUNICH (uPIJ-Ken Mac~· I ~the~·~~;;~~~~~ -vll and doesn't have all these features ... I . maybe you;d better check thisrchlrt:-1· .: • ... • Left outside rearview mirror.1 • • • • • Carpeting, front and ~ear. ·" , Flow-Through ventilation in ·h~rdtop models. Foam cushion padded seats, front and rear. Padded dash and sun visors. 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Re}at"IVe}yspeak"mg, Jusl 603 Die .lo · A I:I'J'(ll.n 1:g~:~ . ~~.~~·;u~~v;. ~~h:l!~need ~~~~a·,~~he~:.wr~:the WR~~ ~~~:;·;.~n~s~::y t9 l( Diplomas were presented by :Barber, Jacquelin~ AM B 1 s e, Elizabeth Schiller, 21 , In the Vietnam's major cities. tlle Americans wrested from Con Thien with mortar •lta~s. Taday's Probable Pltehen gerian ~er Lt. Col. Yelt$u John D. Rleb!l, Sr., Eastern ,Larry Michael ~msell, Brenda Schiller ear, and Ronald D. tAU Times EDT) Gowan today begu applyhlg 0 DIStrict supermtendenl: Bertha I Kay Boring, M1chael Grant Martin age 2 in the Martin Kansas City (Segui 1).(1) at preasuru to break the oeeesslonSmith, Chester School prlnci-IBorln.g, Dale Allen Boston, Bob- car, had min;.. injuries but New York (Tillotson 1-0), 8 p.m. 1st move by eastern Nl&erla pal, Gra<e Weber, Riverview by F1tch, Debra Ann FIt e h, were not treated. . • Ill' · Minnesota (Grant !.-~) at without plunging the nation · in------· Randy Hall, Deborah Hauber, Tile patrol cited Merlin to By UDI~ Press lnternaUonal n;tatively low numb!r of MlscellaneaDI Boston (Rohr 2-2), 7:30p. m. to civil war. Rob!rt Dal!!. Hensley, Charles muniel al court June 2 on • AmeriCans, the most foot· btghway deaths ind1eated a Total . 8U Cleveland (Tlant 2-1) at The eastern region's atron 3 Leonard J£Uon, _Rlehard Eu· ella g/of failures to stop with- loose people in the world, spent rev~ of pyramiding road Callfo:nla led the states wllh Detroit tLollch 5-4) 1 p.m. Lt Col OdlllllegwU Oj~ . gtne Lit~ea Ray Mar- iii ~ assured clear dlsl8nee . a relallvely safe Memorial Oay la!allties. . ,: · ,,. : 49 traffiC deaths, followed by ' California (Willhlte Il-l) ;::' ~~ Tuesday the oU· NatioDII League cinko VicliHi · . Pleree' Su· weekend although one motoritt QY' · ' L 4 ill· )roT the United New York with 41, Ohio and sb tC 2-3) 1 · G. Alii. R. H. Pel san Diane Raiguel, David Grove Patro1 arrests Monday and died on an average of every !S")ftteroiilonl'f count bad Michigan with 35 each, Dlinols Wa ington eman ' rich section was se!:edJ~ ~1!1. Clmnte, Pill IS 34 60 .337 Smith, Roger Smlib( T e r r y minutes during !he 102-hOlll' MbeCf. •·Me persons with 33 and Texas wltl) 11$. Ala'!(Phoebus 1 0 Staub, llou S1103 8 36.350 Michael Stethem, Frances munlci al t· holiday. · ktiled in traffic accidents dur- ka, Delaware, Hawall, Rhode IJillman 2-0) at Chicago ~ N. I,' lOOOO fed I Cepeda, SIL 36 138 23 f8 .346 Wells, Martha Kay Wells, Jean Rich~d ~·~~vis S7 New The National Safety Council, lng the holiday period. Island and ·i'lii!'IIWU\ f'OU~Ied Jill (O'Toole 2•1 or Howard 1.2) 9 tr 1&~ al~' 11 ~ r a 1 Brock, SIL tO 186 3! 64 .SU Denise Whitehead. LeJJngtoo· Ge R 'Tack ~ 22 which had predicted b!fore the Tile breakdown: traffic deaths. . m ' oops, ee be • a·bt : Rose, Cln tt l'IV 3S 60 .!!5 Tuppers Plains: Jean Baker, Gil: start of !he· boliday that as Tra!Hc 603 The weekend ended ai mid- p. • , ade of the keyg:;;:aaea:rt Davis, NY 381ft 18 48 .333 Robert Paul Boggs, R1chard 1 1 M J many as 750 motonsts m1ght FrowDings 133 · ht TU a · IH d '1 ed Thursday • Games McCrvr, SIL 3Hl5 19 37 .m l Paul Buckley, Robert Alien e'P e, IS, uon; osepb T_ . die In crashes, said the Planes 3Z mR . es aY . u e ay Minnesota at Boatnn of Port Harcourt and announrtood, StL 33·160 24 51 .3191 Calaway, Howard Bialr Cald· SUmmers, 22• Elkhart, Ind., repor~• of deatha confulued to California at W!IShlngton, night eecl economic sanctions. Haller, SF to 126 1' -Ill .317 well, Vickie Sue Cole, Ronnie Melee Clark, 52 • Columbus; push the holiday dr.ivm' lull, Cleveland at Detroit, night 4 player• tied with .31l Lee Deem, Joyce Dianne Foley, :· HDD: upward today. '.' (Only games scheduled) RaiRI Die• Amorlean Leap Sandra Anita Goodnight, Caro• e ·• ge · en At 3 a.m. EDT, the United SANDWICH, N. B.-CLAUDE 1 62 G. AB. R. H. Pet. lyn Griffin, Patti Holsinger, sen, • Ponti&<, Mich.; W ~ press lnternallonal count National League Rains, the 5-foot,· 7-lnch BritKaline, Del to 143 31 Sll .350 Carolyn Sue Jarvis, D a n n y CC M::le, :· G~Upol~s: showed 593 persons dead in C' I t'1 ~\~· : · GB ish actor who projected a tow- · 88 y, • averY • traffic "ccldents durin& tile me Ma · ... erlng, dominant person$1lty ID F.Rban, 811 39lto 33 47 .336 Lantz, Steven Mays, Delilah 24 16 600 210 Carn, Min to 149 16 41 .329 Jane Sheela, Timmy Leo Smith, Harland D. Jones, 28, Grullp<>GENEVA·ON-THE-LAKE, Ohio (UP!) - Pollee ran holiday per1od. St. Louis · stage and film roles, died Tue• 23 17 575 ~inchr, Cal 40 132 26 43 .326 Cllarles Justus Stearn, Ma r y lis; Eddie G: Miller, 29, Mad!- about 500 motorcyclJsts out of this Lake Erie resort town California led the states with Pittsburgh · ~ay in nearby Lakes 'Region 23 19 548 4 Ptn:eU~ Bos 41151 23 49 .325 Upton, Deborah Ann VanWay, son Hts., Mlc~. ; John Kelly, after street disturbances durin~ the holid~y weekend. 49 traffic deaths, followed by San Franctseo · 'k Hospital. He was 7'1. J)eath 21 19 25 ::Ooglro, Boo 2! 92 I! 28 .304 Rulhle Walker, Paula Eileen 23, Westerville. Okey ~· TawA 20-year-old Ashtabula gul told pohce she was rap- New York with 41, Ohio 35, Chicago ·• was due to an intestinal h~m21 512 22 rovar, Min 41166 36 50 .301 Watkins, Ray Allen WatSon. ne>, 25 • Rt. 2 Galllpohs: ~nd ed by four cyclJsts who held her prisoner tn a cottage for D!inois 33, Michigan 31, Texas Allanta · orrhage. 19 23 •452 ~rws, Bos 37120 16 36 .300 Room mothers of grades June E. Weaver, 3l •. Worlhtng- about 12 hours. Two of the .. 26, Florida 22, and Missouri 20. Lo~ Angeles Rains rose from a $2-a·week ~orton, Del 24 64 14 25 .2116 I three through eight were in ton, all for speeding, and Ara· men were arrested. many. Alaska Delaware Hawaii Philadelphta 17 23 .425 910 page hoy to a $1,280 000 movie Nrtllrp, Det 40 158 19 47 .297 1cttarge of a reception which wena S. Ki~cai~, 26, .Kanauga, Police Chief Edward Kerner- Pollee ~aid the eyellsls came Rhode, Island and 'Vermoni New York 14 25 .3~9 12 role. He earned the •!ori!Jet" at Home RDDI followed the commencement. no opera.tor s license, !l!arles ait said "motorcycle tougilll" In gro~ps from Cleveland and counted no traffic deaths. Houston 15 26 .349 13 age 11 at the His Mrilesl)''o' ~Ilona! Lea g u: A a ron, Decorations were by the River- . R. Leadmgham. 33, Clemens, ; harassed vacationers and from as far away as Pttlsburgh, The National Safety Council Tuesday's Resulla Theater in London and iha litI blocked some sidewalks. Most Pa. ~aves 11~. Torre, d Braves, view, Cllester and Rose Garden NC~ n~ ~u~er. ty · said the worst summer holiday Houston 3 Pitlsburgh 2 (1st) in Gabriel PascJI's movie ol 1 1 C:~~~.' Pe:~~te~ 9. Brock, Ciullo. Jun e 2 were" g~c~a~ B~~Y: o! them, he said, were orderly. Village council late Monday roil In history was last Labor Pittsburgh 4 Houston 3 (2nd) when he was 55 a"'! s~rred A~ Le ' • F Robi 38 Middle rt speed! . and Memeralt said some of the ey- adopted an emergency ordln- Day when 638 persOilS were Chicago 12 Atlanta ~ (lsi) Get~rge Bernard Shaw s OaeIOD Orio: 14~'::~nu~ ~tty L. t;..i.ss, S7, elisls wore beards and Nazi bel- anee forbidding . wearing o! kliled. The ':"orst holiday ever Atlanta 4 .Chicago 1 !2nd) sar and Cleopatra." .' <': H ard ' Se ato' . stop sign. mets. NBZI belmeta, chams and other was tho Chrt~mas weekend in Philadelphia S San Francisco , 11 Cited to Gallipolis municipal Patrolmen and sherifrs depu· garb peculiar to motorcycle 1965 when 720 were fataily Cmcumati 2 St. L<luls 1 ·•.. ~~An~s, K:une~Tige~ CONT. FROM Pa e 1 11114 iutebrew, Twlna 10. Man,' while the Bolder lnstru- court June 3 were Julie A. ties were arm~ wtth e~ubs and clubs. Police then ordered about m!~ed. . Los Angeles 7 New York 2 (N) _ __ t Rims 1lal1ed fo mentalists offered good be at Webb, 21, Patriot Star Rt.: Ed· tear gas agalliJll posstb!e out- 500 rider~ to change their clo!Q. Barnng a . complete trend Taday's Probable Pttehers Nai!oual Leape: Clemente, and harmony in 'Three Gates word L. Kirby, 30, Gallipolis; breaks such as those that oc- lll8, or leave. Most of them left. reversal, fatahhes should fall tAU Times EDT! .... 1 Plra~s 36; Pore&, Reds and ,<>f Gold.' and Kenneth E. Turley, 22, curred durmg the July 4 week· Poilee said a 2&-year-old Pitts· somewhere bel~~ our lowest Chicago tNye 2-3) at .. l ~card! 31: Aaron, Braves "The clarinet quintet's rendi- Crown City, all speeding; \VII- end two years ago. burgh man and a %<-year-old estimate of 650, said Howard nati (Nolan H), 8 p.m. 80; Torre, Braves and Johnaon, tlon of 'Rustle Scherzo' was liam D. Swick, f6, Rt. 1 Vinton, People Disgusted . Warren man Jlere to be Pyle, preSide~! of the National Atlanta (Blasingame .1-0 Red• 21. Inicely done, and tho nute quar- left of center: Paul L. Saun- "Mayor Wilson .Fmley satd, charged with rape tdoay. ~ety ~CJI. Bruce 2-11 at St. Louis '" -'-lean Leape< F. Robl~~o let's number, 'Sal'llllanda and ders, 25, Gallipolis, passing av- The people of !)1!8 vlilage are ~~ this happens: we will b! .(Washburn 2-2), 9 p.m. NASI!VlLLE, Tenn •. !UPII _P · . 1on, -Orioles 37; Kailne, Tigers Gavotta" wao delicate and er the yellow ilne on a curve; disgusted wl!h ihese rebel ther Herdman dowp 1:10 a.m.; seem~ further eVJdeuce Gf. • New York (Cardwell 3-5) at Stokely Carmichael acj;U(Ieli ,, 35; l!Uol!rew, Twins 32; Yas- beautiful. and Dwight N. Sievers, Sr., 30, groups . .They come lD here Eastern down 5:20 ·a. m.; E'- possible reversal of a wo~semng Houston (Giusti 1-6), ·8:30 p.m. pollee Tuesday of trylna ~; trzerimld, Red Sox and Howard, "Williams' enthusiasm and Rt. 2 Gallipolis, defective muf- dressed m ways not nat~ral to Deana Bosworth down and wait· traffic trend that began ID 1~1 Philadelphia tWise 1-1) at Los assassinate him by starting, ~ . Benalon 211. easy directions helped make fler. human hemgs and ru~ the ing 6 a. m. when the baby boom of the Angeles (Drysdale &-:!), 11 p.m. racial riot In hopes ol mQ!n« •. Pl...m, the affair a suceesa. One lillie pi?,ee fer everybody else. 1940s first hit the highways,'' he Pittsburgh tVeale e-o) at San him a street target tqr.,~•. National League: Veal, Pi· hoy's foot kept time In mid-air TAKEN TO HOSPITAL If they want to hang dead Kanawha River - Marmet, said. Francisco (McCormick 3-2 g1111s. · . ·, •• l'!lleo e-o: Holliman, Cubs e-o; as he ,layed his instrument. · Mr1. Robert Sharp was tak- fish around the~r necks and look Mary Jan up ~:10 p. m.; Fort ~bel 1-1), 4 p.m. Carmichael told news 'CoJioo F~ Pirates ~; Lemas!Oi', · "WIIIlallll!, who commutes en to Metas General Hoopltal like crumbs, they can stay out." Dearho'!l up. 6•~ a. m.; WinThursday's Games that 100 gellcemen Br:J.:~ Queen, Redo!>-!. every day tn Norwalk f r 0 m ~y the Middleport emergency Finley said. "ll's not right for fiei4,"WI· 1;1: :shaver, Jr., down y P1 tsburgh at San Francisco streell tn the i)oea : Leape: Horlel!, Toledo, org81Jlzed the hand on- squad .Tuesday alternoon after so few to ruin the .fun of so 7:50 pl. •m.; Luw ,Jana Lucas Cllieago at ClnelnJillti (nl&ht) he was staying durUJI White· Sot e-o: Sparma, 1'i~ers· 1y three months ago. Most of becomlllf HI at bor Middleport down ' 1D'li5 p. ·tn;; Polly R. OEV Atlanta at St. Louis (night) month's rlollntl at F Is • 4<1; Lonborg, Red Sox &-1; the instrumenls were banded home. She was admitted aa a down 5:50 a. m. OTED TO INTIJRE&'I' OF New York at Houston (night) . . Cbanee, Twins 8-2; McGlothlin, down or donated to the school medtcal patient. The squad also M.~~.Gs,.MAoSON AREA Philadelphia at Los Angeles "One officer started .~wu .....t. . O If. '' ElOblo · G River- Lock t I . wet~, Pullllftt Angelo t-1. by various sources. Even one wen I to tb e Forrest Bachtel ame · up 2 a. m.; VEC • ..,,., """'"'"· """"' (night) lng." he said, "In boli!!S., t~al teaching cleric donated the use home later Tuesday to admlnlsdown 6:20 a. m.; Lock U, Prln> ,..,,. .. ,,u, "''"' s"""'" ., when we came 1llllalde iheY 0"'' v.u., PU&u.bi., Com"'"' _ . . , TO te t Mr B wh G I G Ill !' 1" nd I . d 6 •• '··• 17 ,.. PI ·'I ._...._ .u>PEAR of his prizes horn. r oxygen o . acbtel o au e..... a po IS. '·' a c p1o own :.., ~· m.; ....,. • n• """"'' ......,.M,, 0 " , . : eaaanl y., ey Hoopltal oould shnot us down In' 1h" • . 'l'lQf liJ'II will .appear in the "Presented wltb gifts from was experieneJni difficulty In 29 .e running 28 feet of rollW's; Beaver up 4:to L m.; Lock II, .._ """- Dfflot ..... . . Admitted - Mrs. Homer Bla• ,treet." · 8 eourt 1 of Jlay.,. Charlo! Leear tho students, WilHam remarked, breathing. Pt. Pleasant, 27.10; Pomeroy- Charles K. doW)! 7:50 a. m.; ""' .,,... ., ,...,, _,.., sing, _Pomeroy: Pearl When no one \eft Ute paH,. 111 ~::: on June 3 after 1 don't know what's In this Mason, 24.!M; Hinton. 1.14 &!Qt.; Lock 19, up '2 ·a. m.; Lillian ...... ,,,• ...,.,. '"' " ,.,.. Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Roger ment bulldlntt carllllchael said Ill ct~ to court over one, but after yesterday's reCARRIE HAU. DIES .Kanawha Falls, ~. ~3 fall'ng. Clark down 4:16 a. m.; Bell- .,.,, oblo. . b!rt, Gallipolis; Michael bl-oke I~ and "plaeecl bo~ ·Tiley are Jamel hearsal, It coul4 b! L hombl" Carrie Hall, Rt. 2, Racine, Charlestoo, 19.66; London and ville Locks, Glenn Jr. ~own ..'::.::~~"',.;:,",';:' "';:;'';;"": others, Cheshire: Erie tn thoro an they '!QUld aC:.: · Pomeroy, speed· "No, Mr. Williams, !I wasn't. pasaed away at 2 a.m. today at Marmet, running o~ hall foot 5:50 p. m.; Duncan Bruce up ....... '"••• ,;;.. a ... ·~'! Crill, Frazier Bottom. people ol making MolotOf Syracuse, And neither was yesterday's Voterana Memorial HOB]IItal In of rollers, and Wmfield, run- 4:30 a .. m.; Lock 21, Criss Jr. v..o. • Dloebarged: Mrs. Henry cocktatli.", , a ad concert." Pomeroy. Alrangemenla will be nlng two feet. up +<25 a. m.; Lodl: ~. A. J. ......,.,. ""'' ....,,... ., W~wrtght, Pt. Pleaaant;!Mrs, . -----ult announeecl from Ewing Funeral Boal Movemeall Patron down 9:55 ~~ F. H. ""'" ..... ,..,,.,. "" "''" ,., Gene Diehl ond son, : NO ACCibBNTii MARS. CANUY DIES Home when complets. Gallipolis Loeb - Kathy Johnstoo ond Cha down .-,,"' ;~· .... , ' ,!:' ''"':" " ,.. 1Uwh: Mr. arid Mrs. ' . Mldclltrt Poiloe Chlel He•"• • I Y '"'" M 0 1101, fl"'.lllh I • \~ . r , COWMBUS (UP)) FunerR. up 3:15 p. m.; Philip Sporn 3:50 a m.; Inca up 3:56 a. m.~ M . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . montho " ·"' •• .\mold, Cheshire, I bert Gl ey reported no ' I ,' al servloet will be held Thurfo LOCAL TEMPS down 4 p. m.; John J. Rowe Greenup' Loekl, AsllttM lip S:IS ..,., "'"" ..,.,. "''"' ""'" ter; Mr. and Mrs. Dana Jones, accidents 'in the 'eommunlt · ov· ·· of Q1e day for Mrs. Mari8D A. Canary, Tbo temperature in Pom- down 5:10 p. m.: S. M. '•nks P' m.; .George ,T. .Pr:·e <!own"' "'"'"'" Ono ~••"'· ""~' •• Racine, a daughter; Mr. ·and or the holiday. Tbt ehlol ·~ will be a 81, wife o( Qhlo'a alllltant wei- eroy's downtown business d I • up 7 p. m.; Jeffboat down u:30 6:Q5 a" Iii.; K•lhleon, L. down ., ...... 0 " " " ''"''' " ' Mn. Jolu! ' M ld h •. <.. .. H .151 'MII"l!• '"nnthl. 1300: IUtiRCrlp. l d hBruDicardl, GilllllO- mended residents ""' · 111e ,:.' .' nd Hour fare director. Robert Canary. !net at 11 a. m. today was 60 p. m. · Robert G. West a r.. 12:21/ 1. m.; e a 1 LOCKS, . """ ,,.... ,.,1.,,. ,.,..., ,;,,. Is, a aug tor: Mr. and Mrs. careful drl\>lng d;lfinc 1b·• June s, She died MondaJ. ___ degrees under ·Iunny skies. ·patr fleet amved 9 p. m.; Luo E. ·!10)~ ·~~\? #P•,:~· ~· k"""'"' .'· .• , , . • ~y'- ~-~· t~y~ac.~~e, a B9n. M~morlal ~ay peri'1~ "· · ·, n y· .. :oltwnwmu the lntoflrstlhtlrnstandel'v~ ~u Ycap e s etelaimed Bristol. ' ., . . . And when !saw Dave tm-.w b1s cap, l,figured 1 could throw mine too, chimed ln a sllgbUy giddy _Jtm Maloney. The elatio~ was over a triple play· thai ended a St. Louis Cardinal nlntb Inning rally and preserved •a 2-1 score for the li'J,,tional Lea,gue leading Reds. A teams gotta b! I ky to . , uc , RAIN FElL IN P,\1\TS CW 35 states today as a gloomy weather pattern prevailed over Standings ' ~ ,, ~woRLD -1... portance of Good Work ,. Hi h Sch }St d dll · g resse - . fa t:HARLESTON, w: h.-'1'118 Iii .' o.... l thODe C~arkeltestoaalnesRockcaemtspalgnol _ Cars driven by Denald G. "" Bolen, 39, Rt. 1 Albany, and Countlan In the group-Sentinel Photo. the Conllnental Footbflll, Lea"l'"" David E. Myers, 18, Rt. I Har, . gue will be kicked oil -lim• IS risonvm•. collided at 6:10 p.m. here with the help or • pro 00 Monday on Gtbson Ridge Rd., star who draws crowell wher_llalph Tullis, Washington School principal; Marion Park- 1.2 miles mrth of Rt. 692. ~ ,.. By United Press International ever be goea. Ols was l!lf8ker when the Plains School. Girl> of the at a hill crest and after the lrn· American League great half back Paul Hornq trst." ~ombined eighth grade graduating class sang "A II pact the Myers car !Upped end· . W. L. Pet. will lend a hand as guest apeakCiiinmencement was held In the Through the Night." Tile lnv<>- jover-end. Both vehicles were . . d Tu sd d d Into Detroit 26 14 .GW er for the Rockets' t1 c k e1 ~Mtern Local School District calion was by tbe !Wv. Pearl demolished accwdlng to the " SAIGON (UPI) - Amertcanl Some Washington reporta ha them e ~~ anju 1 ug th 1 Chicago 24 ~ .61S at" thl B:lltem High School Casto. report. No' one was Injured. WDll'lanes today hit two oil said pilots had been ordero;<~ to prepared pos ons s sou u Baltimore :ao 19 .~19 ~'.> launch. Auditorium on the evening of Receiving diplomas from the The patrol cited Myers to storage areas on the fringe of slay 10 miles clear of the Cities. the DMZ. From there they ~: Boston 21 40 .512 5'k , :May ~ three grade schools were: Meigs county court June 2 on the big North VIetnamese port Local military spokesmen re- loose a thundermg mort Cleveland 20 20 .500 6 Dilcredit Line ''Mi-. ·TulllJ otreased the lrn· Chester: Howard Bahr, Rob- a charge of failure to yield one ot Haiphong, one of them lor fused Ill make any comment on ba:rage. But the Leatherneel< Minnesota 20 21 .468 6'k MOSCOW - THE LI:INO EJt. portanee ol beinl a successful erL Alien Bailey, Nancy Kay hatl or the roadway. the first time In the war. tius. drive pus!led on. Kansas City 19 23 .m a peeled campaign to dilicredit higb ' achool student. Baum, Marshall David Bissell. IN GAWA COUNTY Military spokesmen said Navy U.S. spokesmen said two Coastal Battle wasbinston 18 23 .439 8~ Svetiana AUlluyeva appareutly The bleb IIChool band direct- Roger Eugene Carpenter, Kim- One o! two Gallla county ac. piloiS dodged through barrages planes were .shot down over Wblle the border heated up, New York 17 22 .4!6 6'k started today. A Moscow newsad by Charles Yeago, 'and the berly Lynn Fick, Gordon Lynn cidents occurred at 9:\S a.m. of Surface· to- Alr missiles Norlb :Vie~m Tuesday, mak- Vletnam.,e government troop: California 18 26 .4119 10 paper called her i "delecloi'" girls' ensemble. directed by Mr. Holter, Thomas Wesley Ka r r, Tuesday on Rt 35 at the SU- (SAMS) and curtains uf anti· lng a total ol 564 lost over the battled large concentrotlons o and said ohe Is "as unhappy ·a• Alice Nease, presented musf- Mary Joyce Kaul2, Harold Mas- vet Bridge at ·Kanauga Of.fi. aircrafl fire to hit the Loi Dong north. North Vletrmmese on _the TDeoday's Resalll a prisoner" In America. " Clll selectlono. ters, Joyce Louise McDaniel, cers reported that Dle~r J. base four miles northwest of In ground fighting, embattled northern coast, 342 miles New York 4 Minnesota 3 (1St) The Komsomolskaya Pravda David Smith, preoident of the Debra Joyce Meldou, RobYn Schiller, 21, Jacksonville, N. c., Haiphong and Cong My._ 3.5 North Vietnamese . troops u~~o northeast of Saigon between the Mmnesota 3 New York D !2nd) reprinted an angry ar~cle !rom eigbth grade at Riverview Marlene Mills, Rhea Jeanette headed north had stopped due miles from the city's center. leashed a bllsterlllg mortsr Leatherneck bases at Hoi An Washmgton 6 Kan. City 2 (lsi) !he French CommuniSt newi!School, and Howard Caldwell, Mora, Charles Robert P a t e, to slow movlng traffic. It was the first reported barrage at pursuing Leather- and Chu Lat. The Vletnam~se Wash. 4 K.C. 3 !2nd, 11 mns) paper L'Humanite Dlmanehe president ol !he Tuppers Plains Daryl William Pooler, J u II e Behind him, Ronald D. Mar- attack on Cong My and the necks today In an attempt to reported killing 112 Communmts Boston 5 Califorma 4 ':) wbieh accused Jose! Stalln'a School eighth graders, gave the Arlen• Rose, Kathleen Runyon, tin 25 Gallipolis failed to stop fourth on Loi Dong. halt American · onsllght just In fighting Tuesday. Bosl?n 6 California ~ ~) daughter of "helping operations welcome and Nancy B au m, Cathy Sue Smith, Margaret Su- a.;; hls car colllded with 1b e Eud.Air Lull south of the Demllitarized Zone The flghtmg near the DMZ Baltimore 5 C.lev~lan Is aimed agalnat her eountry." president of the Chesler School zanne Teaford, Deborah K a y back of the Schiller ear There The rsids marked an end to a (DMZ) dividing the Vietnams. centered on bunkers the Com· Cleveland 3 Bailtmore 2 (2nd) e1ghth graders, Introduced the Wood. . . was moderate damage io botb five-day lull In attacks on The Comm~nista pulled back munllla have been uslnt! to Detro!t 4 Chicago 2 (lsi)2 Preuure Begin.l speaker. I R1vemew• Ruby De I or IS vehicles. Haiphong and Hano1, Nortb Ifrom stralegtc Hill 174, which haraso the American outpost at Detroit 4 Chicago 3 ( nd) LAGOS NIGERIA _ Nl· . ,,·, . ., . ' '•' ; •' • •• ' '' ' '*'· y..: Beat of Bend ' ,.:.... • '• No ,6fflftrl olthe G.mpo!la Post, lsned It Wlflllnp ond ,... truck, and minor tO 11>e one was injurel and. DO chari• Slate.. Rlghway patrol, Invest~ tiered uab11 to 11 motorlall. ~·eight aoclclents over the Tweaty....en arrosll ""re was ftled. ~al Day holiday week- made on Monday and TDe• · tncl"'""" lhr' - · hi"" d Robert R. Harden, 26, Rt. 1 eed : .~ ' _.'6 "". m w."" ay. . R&elne, was unllljilred in a one fllur t'Ol'SODB had mmor Jnjur- Three of.the aCCidents occur- car accident at t:to p.m. Mont~ c-. . red .'" Meigs county, the firSt day on Forest Run Rd., two .F1ve o! the aCCidents occur- at 2.50 p.m. Monday ?" Rt. 33, -1 asl of Rl 7 Olfieen reIS .on Mondey aocl Tuesday. one and tw<>-tenths miles north lDI es e · ·, . III...,Ugatton of one was t~~o of Rt. 7, when a state truck op- ~": ~!,_~ ear.,: "<6''""Y et!nlplete at 1101111, due to !be erated by Chester A. Beaver, 0 ov dliver's being hospitalized with 60. Rt. 2 Albany, scraped ed onto Ita top. an abdominal Injury. a parked car owned by L u I a The ear was demolished. The ,.Patrolmen made 57 arrosla Fiek, 4~, Rt. 1 Long Bottom. patrol charged ~den w i t h llartn& tbe · toar day period, There was no damage to the speed In excess for road and .. ... --- -----,weather eondillona. He was elt,. --~~ Sentlne~ Pomeroy·Mlddieport, 0., May 31, 1967 ed to Meigs ccunty court Juno ~c .•·: 2. ~ l ' ...I. ' .-, :·l .. 79" ~ "! • • • .. '<( .. - 265 121' 215.6' -·-·...._ ... 2951 ..,.:; 79.7" •....,..... """'" ""'"Prkt fir 2...............,,........ "'" ..... ~ -' . _.._ •' .....,.,. • • w .. �·I _ . ... ..- ' " ' • CCI ents • '• ·0 1 - y, J ··' '' .,. ' ~ \) .at I . • .. •• . - ., '' ' ' • ' . .B · .,.::;;.n? ' '! \ '' ' ~ ', '' . • '• ' ' ... 1"' •' ' 7 • .. \ ' ' a tla• < ...'"J, ' ==~~~t~ :v.e :!j~!:~l::!'!:i::,fdtJ! ~~.t~e mound· to · replace M th olh ~·~'the t: 8 · er members of <Sdlnajs' manager. ' , ... ·,,' "·Ali.i.l ,wanted" to ·do l!'as to ball, our lhlrd ,b&se coach r.. mlndecl Ce~ ' to go rl&ht into the plate. on a play ll)ce that," C,~(Pbll) ' GalJlaflo .to hit the said Schoendlenst. oP 1he BrduDd and-hope for "You can't·glve.them 111• doua play at the plate," tald Not- ble play," he ·lliid. "Orlando te~art. didn't start soon. enough and on haGsemaaglanon•hittheNotte€ardharts',, thfirird a play like that, there is only 1 • s1 one ~.ace to go and that's pitch vrtght to Let Cardenas. hom,e. , ., . The Reds' shortstop glaneecl at , H bn A h Cepeda at thfiod and fired to at e s ma~e·a , elluva pivot TOlJimy Helms to force MeCar- Carvsecond,'' sald 'Brilltol. "Me·Ver at setoncl. the er almost knocked him into Belmt Relayed stands." Helms relayed the ball to De- th;Temmy had a lot on his ron Johnson at first Ill double ..;:.w. to me," said Johnson. Gaglano and Johnson thre d II came In shoulder .high strike to John Edwards atwth! :mr could make the throw plate to cut down Cepeda. ll'o e without any wasted mo· n." "Just b!fore Gaglano hit the "I saw Cepeda breaking for heme out ol the corner of d1k h · eye when Johnson threw ~~~ :lk m;;,w e didn't want to Marichal's . eight-ga~e winniJigan unearned run In the e!gbth ball," said Edwards. "I got set · streak and giVe the Pluladeiphia Donn Clendenon doubled in !tl~\teb!llt . dlllllloonded to block the plate and the throw After Johnson went down Phillies a .lH vt.ctory over the eighth inning run to stw!i: · : Don··Notteban, who relieved was perfect for the tag. Cepeda swinging, Vada Pinson looped a San Franc1sco G1ants in another Pirates their'. second. PIM . Maloney, just .stood on the never did make it.'' double to left to score Perez key conies~. In the Qther smgle,victory over, Houston and',41ie mound dumfounded. Not so many minutes earlier with the tyinj! run. game, Los Angeles topped New split. Eddie Mathewa' lwQIJIII ..1 just couldn't b!lieve it," it looked like the game would h"l kldldn't even see the plteh," YPi?"ttskb'url·2ghan~a!nt Hdoubltooehe~d;r~. e1ightbthe inning bomer-hil ·• · 008 · go down as a perfect n<>-hitter ' uc ed Pinson. "I just knew · '"' season and 496th ·olldl· ....,, •n o said the Reds. righ~ander. ·~rt for rookie righthander Dt'ck It was commg and I was tryin• the second game after losmg career-had Ued th_e g111111!' waa the first t1me I d ever seen --o the opener 3-2 a d Atl 1a bef C1 nd a triple play." Hughes. to get out, of the way. It just . n an ore e eoon eonnected;-'111 "The ball started around the l!ugbeo Nursed Lead went klunk. You know, k 1u n k, topped Chicago f-1 after losmg te first game, !lOll Wil• ham,'' laughed Maloney, "And The 29-ve· • ·•< ftomhes was JUSt like in Batman. the ftrsl game, 12-~. pitched his rtrst comple~'fflllle everywber~ !looked, an umpire nursing along a 1.0 lead and After Edwards was intention- There were ftve doublehead- and Rusty Staub hit a -~ was holding up 'hls right ha.Ld." ~ad retired •· u....ers "' a row ally walked. Cardenas rifled a ers In the Amencan League and inning homer to band Houstila . The Reds . were leading 2-l fanning 12 enroute, when Tony single down the third base line Detrmt, Boston and Washington lhe triumph. ·c "' wben ninth IMing singles by Perez tripled in the eighth in lo score Plnson with what aU swept two games. Detrmt Mack Jones drove fn · ~~~tee Orlando CePeda and Tim Milo ning. . proved to be the win"ing run. topped Cblcago 4·2 and 4-3, runs with a tw<>-rlll! homer .lllfll carver put rullllers on first . "it was right down the mid- Today in Cincinnati, it will b! Boston b~at California lH and 6· a.triple tc hand Allanta its ipnt d . die," said the husk Cub Milt Pappas (4-2) against the t Waahmgton edged Kansas with Chicago. Ken JO!manii an third and brought Notte"He had a perfect g:me go~:· Cubs' Rich Nye t2·3l. City 6-2 and t-3 in 11 innln~•· pitehed.a seven hitter to ptek'!P , g The Reds-Cards night game M!Dnesota lopped N~w Yor~ 3-0 the victory; In the OJ!I!I!Il, '~oo ~ FORD RETIRES was the feature of the long day after losmg the openmg game 4- Ferguson Jeilldns struck Ui.a2 f.J and night of holiday action 3 and Cleveland edged Balli- and scattered eight hits NEW YORK (UP!) - Aft"r' although Jim Bunning homered more 3-2 after losing the f~rst It (or the ~ubs. )le aJso-ru17 years as the New york in the ninth to snap Juan game 5-4. three runs with a double "' Andrelti, the pole sitter and be ad tqd Yankees' clutch pitching ace, End Wtoolng Streak sacrifice fly. the fastest man ever to blaze ' arou ay. Jones' bright red STP oil Whitey Ford today tackled his HARPER OUT Bunning's homer in the ntnlh Willie Davis and Leo Gabri!J,. aroond the speedway track was Raina Halt Race ~eatme~t 'Jl':"ial was to lead toughest job - retirement. CINCINNATI (UPl) _ Righi· snapped a 4-4 tie and broke son each batted In a palt "l\( In the 31st slot of the field 'or 32 The race was only 18 minutes ~ Indtana file starte~s It the "I didn't think this job of fielder Tommy Harper of the Marichal's win streak. Marichal runs as the Dodgers topped ·~ aw&llng the g<>-ahead signal at old, Andretti's rear-engine Ford :,: today. Behind him were retiring would he as tough as it Cincinnati Reds is on the dis- was also touched for a two-run Mets. Don Sutton pitched a litfi 11 a.m. EDT. His ear was pia- was in tho pits with clutch Leo Gurney, A.~. Foyt, Joe turned out to be," said Ford, abled list. He will he on the list homer in the first by John hitter to win the game w~ gu<id with elutcn trouble and he treuble, and Jones was bla?.ing Bob~ard, A1 Unser, Art Pollard, who called it quils Tuesday af- until his fractured right wrist Briggs, a solo homer In the Bob Sbaw started for the Me~ was lucky to be there. silenUy around the course with J' YUnser, Gordon Jolmcock, ter an illustrious career that mends. Harper was injured Sun- seventh by Clay Dalrymple and and lost. ... ,. Prospects were not bright for three lap speed records already Mrrn Mcelreath and Roger ratapulted him to the top of the day when he crashed into a . . . '• ~~~-of~~Ws~-~therai~·a-~us=k~•Y~·------~a=ll~t:'m:e~Y:an~k~~~w~in~ru~·n!g~l~~~t.~w~a~ll~a~!!P~it~~!bur~g~h._ _ _ ~~D=a':~~Se:•:tl:n:~~·~P:o:m:u:o~y:~:M:d:~~p:o:rt~,~O~.,~.~:y~H~,~l:K~7:!·:f continuing "500." The weather and the red fleg came dow~ • ' hartMal . BY . TIIJ!l llPI around %"~: ~ ~ ·took off his cap and let It 35 Sta.r.ei Pretu;hed rtaht ·Into the stands the nallon for !he aecon•G straight day. Severe thunderstorml · slap. r ' • ' ped a large pOtllml of' ' t h ' Southwest and tornado watches were posted from Colorado to Louisiana. GRANDE CHORALE - A big addition to Memorial Day program in Pomeroy was an appearance o~ th~ Grande Chorale of Rio Grande college under direction of Merlyn Ross. Mr. Ross,. back to the camera, IS eli· rectin~ the group in impressive singing of "This Is My Cou}ltry·:' The group_received a standing ova:on to their outdoor performance on the Pomeroy football field. The smgers also presented a sone when t e program was moved into the Grace Episcopal Church because of rain. John J,Jsle, Syracuse, was the only Me1gs Bolden Boy to Bflp . wr,·l. l ,.J ry W . j INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UP!lThe drivers and many of the speedway bulla ~ted It all along. Now,_a~ ~lng the 18fll!'l , llistaliment of Tuesd Ys aborted 5011-mlle auto race, they know thst ParnelU Jones and• his turbine .wonder are the pair to ,beat when the 1'?, ~~r~~-· Aod Mar1o Andretli, auto • h II' t y,• D~· racers w er e · stacked.,up In Single llle behind Parnelli s revolutillnary turbine:;ered monster in the same er as .w!Jen. the rarns came ~e~y, ~ekmg tbe histone t:enckyard of Indy and forcing radifi!st postponement of tbe ~aasltiooal Memorial Day speed e since 1915. Alldretll Dropl Back ;:e:r::arIn:~~~ :";.ill!~~ ~ylfnd P·~Jtimore s. Lake Erie ResortPoli.ce Chase Away cyc"t·e T , ·oughS = ~Jge~JaB~~~:w~! ',!?fut s Red ox, RedJegs· inners I "teine, w Clau"ms Plot·· . To Kill Hilll. . setbycops , I' officials. said all of somo lap the slow starters with 45 300,000 ltckets sold for the race •of the 500 miles covered. 1 carrted ralnehecks which would Jones passed four cars be honored whenever it is final- streaking around the first turn. ly completed. TooUng lnio the second turn, the It was highly doubtful, "terrible turbine" showed Its however, whether 211 of the exhaust to Andretli. 300,000 who got soaked in Jones set records for one lap Tuesday's chill May rain and at 154.374 miles an hour, for two then slogged through the laps at 158.156 and 10 laps at Indiana mud to tbeir cars would 154.477. By JOE GERGEN Pfncb Hll Wins UPI Sports W~er . Tony Horton's double, his Tile taste of boney IS growmg sixth plooh hit .in 13 attempts, stro"!!er in the mouths of the drove .in Reggie ·Smith with the Detrmt Tigers now that the winning run lor the Red Sox in Bear IS on the prtwl. the eighth lMing of the opener The Bear Freel Gladding bY an~ Rico Petrocelli produced ~ name, baa been lbe key figure p81r of runs with a single ond in Detroit'a rise tn the top of squeeze bunt base hit m the the American League standings second game oolore a crowd of and In the club's bid for its first 32 •012•. the largest at Fen way pennant since 11M5. .Park m nearly five years. Dan Giaddlng, whose 225 ara loosely dlstribuied over a bulky siX-foot frame, has transformed wbat exPerts eons!dlf~ the Tigers' weakest department-chief pitching-into a strong point. His sturdy arm; JutS contributed to 10 Detroit's 26 vill!ories. The beefy righthander, whose The Red Sox look an extracareer had been rather Inning squeaker, 4-3, from Buished unUI this aeason, Yankees and the Redlegs coastchalked up hiS eighth and ninth ed . to a 9-1 victory over the saves , Sunday as the Tigers Yankees in opening games of moved lnlp .flrst ..place with a 4-2 the Middleport Boys League · and . 4-3 ~oubleheacler sc~edule Monday evening. over ~ qiicago White Sox. the ~ss. Gladdi~ ran The Red Sox win came alter seoneless string this season to clubs were knotted up at .%0 l-3 innings. • 3-3 after ·slx regulation Innings WI¥& Up Two"•' and tw~, Yank pitchers couldn't : Gllt4d\!ll strue!r, out Tommiee get the. ball over the plate. :~ie· to ·~:t!J' liigbtcap, which Openmg the. seventh, Re d he Ba+~ lor;· ~ellever Dave &mer Steve PrJce came In for WI~ · with one bltless starter Paul Pollens and got fMing.l fjii: hur)ed. 21.a blnlngs sfde out wtlh two strike, ~I QDelbft ball In til.i ljrst game and · a grounder. Bul C; "'~! ~wtt8on1 •s $e : pf the Yanks, in tbe bo~ ~· v tom ~~ the 'JI'~ the lull Charlesto~. w.n~a.; Carl~1 =~~wh ·F~u::r· t:J · i If your next popular-prl·ce c' r doesn... t I00 k th•IS good d • n" Isn't th.IS b.Ig I ~ I I 1 1 Osinski won the first game In relief and Dennis Benn•tt pitched a fiv..hitter in the nightcap. · Frank Howard drove in all six Washiilgton runs In the first game with two holners tl!e secimd a gtllnd' !lam;· ancl cap Peterson won tbe second game with an llth-innmg .blast over the left field f<lliCO alter Fred Valentine had puiled the Senators even in the ninth with a solo homer. Sam Mel>twell weathered Frank Robinson's tw<>-run homer, his 14th, and went the 1 distance for the first time this season, limillng the Oriole• to I three hils. Russ Sgyder drove in i the !ventuaf whining run and I scored a pair with three straight hils in boosting Balttmore to ils firs~game victory. · Southpaw J)m M~rrttt threw a two-hitter and bts consecutive shutout at the Yankees, striking out u. coasted to ·hls third victory in as . many decisions after the Twtns scored three runs in the first inning on leur conoeculive hits and two errors. steve Whitaker drove in three with a homer and triple as Yanks won the first gwme I before a crowd of 41136 largest of !he day' in' tbe majors. ,. Q • .." ' "' " '". r •i ' ., , ' ms INTERNATION,u. MUNICH (uPIJ-Ken Mac~· I ~the~·~~;;~~~~~ -vll and doesn't have all these features ... I . maybe you;d better check thisrchlrt:-1· .: • ... • Left outside rearview mirror.1 • • • • • Carpeting, front and ~ear. ·" , Flow-Through ventilation in ·h~rdtop models. Foam cushion padded seats, front and rear. Padded dash and sun visors. 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Re}at"IVe}yspeak"mg, Jusl 603 Die .lo · A I:I'J'(ll.n 1:g~:~ . ~~.~~·;u~~v;. ~~h:l!~need ~~~~a·,~~he~:.wr~:the WR~~ ~~~:;·;.~n~s~::y t9 l( Diplomas were presented by :Barber, Jacquelin~ AM B 1 s e, Elizabeth Schiller, 21 , In the Vietnam's major cities. tlle Americans wrested from Con Thien with mortar •lta~s. Taday's Probable Pltehen gerian ~er Lt. Col. Yelt$u John D. Rleb!l, Sr., Eastern ,Larry Michael ~msell, Brenda Schiller ear, and Ronald D. tAU Times EDT) Gowan today begu applyhlg 0 DIStrict supermtendenl: Bertha I Kay Boring, M1chael Grant Martin age 2 in the Martin Kansas City (Segui 1).(1) at preasuru to break the oeeesslonSmith, Chester School prlnci-IBorln.g, Dale Allen Boston, Bob- car, had min;.. injuries but New York (Tillotson 1-0), 8 p.m. 1st move by eastern Nl&erla pal, Gra<e Weber, Riverview by F1tch, Debra Ann FIt e h, were not treated. . • Ill' · Minnesota (Grant !.-~) at without plunging the nation · in------· Randy Hall, Deborah Hauber, Tile patrol cited Merlin to By UDI~ Press lnternaUonal n;tatively low numb!r of MlscellaneaDI Boston (Rohr 2-2), 7:30p. m. to civil war. Rob!rt Dal!!. Hensley, Charles muniel al court June 2 on • AmeriCans, the most foot· btghway deaths ind1eated a Total . 8U Cleveland (Tlant 2-1) at The eastern region's atron 3 Leonard J£Uon, _Rlehard Eu· ella g/of failures to stop with- loose people in the world, spent rev~ of pyramiding road Callfo:nla led the states wllh Detroit tLollch 5-4) 1 p.m. Lt Col OdlllllegwU Oj~ . gtne Lit~ea Ray Mar- iii ~ assured clear dlsl8nee . a relallvely safe Memorial Oay la!allties. . ,: · ,,. : 49 traffiC deaths, followed by ' California (Willhlte Il-l) ;::' ~~ Tuesday the oU· NatioDII League cinko VicliHi · . Pleree' Su· weekend although one motoritt QY' · ' L 4 ill· )roT the United New York with 41, Ohio and sb tC 2-3) 1 · G. Alii. R. H. Pel san Diane Raiguel, David Grove Patro1 arrests Monday and died on an average of every !S")ftteroiilonl'f count bad Michigan with 35 each, Dlinols Wa ington eman ' rich section was se!:edJ~ ~1!1. Clmnte, Pill IS 34 60 .337 Smith, Roger Smlib( T e r r y minutes during !he 102-hOlll' MbeCf. •·Me persons with 33 and Texas wltl) 11$. Ala'!(Phoebus 1 0 Staub, llou S1103 8 36.350 Michael Stethem, Frances munlci al t· holiday. · ktiled in traffic accidents dur- ka, Delaware, Hawall, Rhode IJillman 2-0) at Chicago ~ N. I,' lOOOO fed I Cepeda, SIL 36 138 23 f8 .346 Wells, Martha Kay Wells, Jean Rich~d ~·~~vis S7 New The National Safety Council, lng the holiday period. Island and ·i'lii!'IIWU\ f'OU~Ied Jill (O'Toole 2•1 or Howard 1.2) 9 tr 1&~ al~' 11 ~ r a 1 Brock, SIL tO 186 3! 64 .SU Denise Whitehead. LeJJngtoo· Ge R 'Tack ~ 22 which had predicted b!fore the Tile breakdown: traffic deaths. . m ' oops, ee be • a·bt : Rose, Cln tt l'IV 3S 60 .!!5 Tuppers Plains: Jean Baker, Gil: start of !he· boliday that as Tra!Hc 603 The weekend ended ai mid- p. • , ade of the keyg:;;:aaea:rt Davis, NY 381ft 18 48 .333 Robert Paul Boggs, R1chard 1 1 M J many as 750 motonsts m1ght FrowDings 133 · ht TU a · IH d '1 ed Thursday • Games McCrvr, SIL 3Hl5 19 37 .m l Paul Buckley, Robert Alien e'P e, IS, uon; osepb T_ . die In crashes, said the Planes 3Z mR . es aY . u e ay Minnesota at Boatnn of Port Harcourt and announrtood, StL 33·160 24 51 .3191 Calaway, Howard Bialr Cald· SUmmers, 22• Elkhart, Ind., repor~• of deatha confulued to California at W!IShlngton, night eecl economic sanctions. Haller, SF to 126 1' -Ill .317 well, Vickie Sue Cole, Ronnie Melee Clark, 52 • Columbus; push the holiday dr.ivm' lull, Cleveland at Detroit, night 4 player• tied with .31l Lee Deem, Joyce Dianne Foley, :· HDD: upward today. '.' (Only games scheduled) RaiRI Die• Amorlean Leap Sandra Anita Goodnight, Caro• e ·• ge · en At 3 a.m. EDT, the United SANDWICH, N. B.-CLAUDE 1 62 G. AB. R. H. Pet. lyn Griffin, Patti Holsinger, sen, • Ponti&<, Mich.; W ~ press lnternallonal count National League Rains, the 5-foot,· 7-lnch BritKaline, Del to 143 31 Sll .350 Carolyn Sue Jarvis, D a n n y CC M::le, :· G~Upol~s: showed 593 persons dead in C' I t'1 ~\~· : · GB ish actor who projected a tow- · 88 y, • averY • traffic "ccldents durin& tile me Ma · ... erlng, dominant person$1lty ID F.Rban, 811 39lto 33 47 .336 Lantz, Steven Mays, Delilah 24 16 600 210 Carn, Min to 149 16 41 .329 Jane Sheela, Timmy Leo Smith, Harland D. Jones, 28, Grullp<>GENEVA·ON-THE-LAKE, Ohio (UP!) - Pollee ran holiday per1od. St. Louis · stage and film roles, died Tue• 23 17 575 ~inchr, Cal 40 132 26 43 .326 Cllarles Justus Stearn, Ma r y lis; Eddie G: Miller, 29, Mad!- about 500 motorcyclJsts out of this Lake Erie resort town California led the states with Pittsburgh · ~ay in nearby Lakes 'Region 23 19 548 4 Ptn:eU~ Bos 41151 23 49 .325 Upton, Deborah Ann VanWay, son Hts., Mlc~. ; John Kelly, after street disturbances durin~ the holid~y weekend. 49 traffic deaths, followed by San Franctseo · 'k Hospital. He was 7'1. J)eath 21 19 25 ::Ooglro, Boo 2! 92 I! 28 .304 Rulhle Walker, Paula Eileen 23, Westerville. Okey ~· TawA 20-year-old Ashtabula gul told pohce she was rap- New York with 41, Ohio 35, Chicago ·• was due to an intestinal h~m21 512 22 rovar, Min 41166 36 50 .301 Watkins, Ray Allen WatSon. ne>, 25 • Rt. 2 Galllpohs: ~nd ed by four cyclJsts who held her prisoner tn a cottage for D!inois 33, Michigan 31, Texas Allanta · orrhage. 19 23 •452 ~rws, Bos 37120 16 36 .300 Room mothers of grades June E. Weaver, 3l •. Worlhtng- about 12 hours. Two of the .. 26, Florida 22, and Missouri 20. Lo~ Angeles Rains rose from a $2-a·week ~orton, Del 24 64 14 25 .2116 I three through eight were in ton, all for speeding, and Ara· men were arrested. many. Alaska Delaware Hawaii Philadelphta 17 23 .425 910 page hoy to a $1,280 000 movie Nrtllrp, Det 40 158 19 47 .297 1cttarge of a reception which wena S. Ki~cai~, 26, .Kanauga, Police Chief Edward Kerner- Pollee ~aid the eyellsls came Rhode, Island and 'Vermoni New York 14 25 .3~9 12 role. He earned the •!ori!Jet" at Home RDDI followed the commencement. no opera.tor s license, !l!arles ait said "motorcycle tougilll" In gro~ps from Cleveland and counted no traffic deaths. Houston 15 26 .349 13 age 11 at the His Mrilesl)''o' ~Ilona! Lea g u: A a ron, Decorations were by the River- . R. Leadmgham. 33, Clemens, ; harassed vacationers and from as far away as Pttlsburgh, The National Safety Council Tuesday's Resulla Theater in London and iha litI blocked some sidewalks. Most Pa. ~aves 11~. Torre, d Braves, view, Cllester and Rose Garden NC~ n~ ~u~er. ty · said the worst summer holiday Houston 3 Pitlsburgh 2 (1st) in Gabriel PascJI's movie ol 1 1 C:~~~.' Pe:~~te~ 9. Brock, Ciullo. Jun e 2 were" g~c~a~ B~~Y: o! them, he said, were orderly. Village council late Monday roil In history was last Labor Pittsburgh 4 Houston 3 (2nd) when he was 55 a"'! s~rred A~ Le ' • F Robi 38 Middle rt speed! . and Memeralt said some of the ey- adopted an emergency ordln- Day when 638 persOilS were Chicago 12 Atlanta ~ (lsi) Get~rge Bernard Shaw s OaeIOD Orio: 14~'::~nu~ ~tty L. t;..i.ss, S7, elisls wore beards and Nazi bel- anee forbidding . wearing o! kliled. The ':"orst holiday ever Atlanta 4 .Chicago 1 !2nd) sar and Cleopatra." .' <': H ard ' Se ato' . stop sign. mets. NBZI belmeta, chams and other was tho Chrt~mas weekend in Philadelphia S San Francisco , 11 Cited to Gallipolis municipal Patrolmen and sherifrs depu· garb peculiar to motorcycle 1965 when 720 were fataily Cmcumati 2 St. L<luls 1 ·•.. ~~An~s, K:une~Tige~ CONT. FROM Pa e 1 11114 iutebrew, Twlna 10. Man,' while the Bolder lnstru- court June 3 were Julie A. ties were arm~ wtth e~ubs and clubs. Police then ordered about m!~ed. . Los Angeles 7 New York 2 (N) _ __ t Rims 1lal1ed fo mentalists offered good be at Webb, 21, Patriot Star Rt.: Ed· tear gas agalliJll posstb!e out- 500 rider~ to change their clo!Q. Barnng a . complete trend Taday's Probable Pttehers Nai!oual Leape: Clemente, and harmony in 'Three Gates word L. Kirby, 30, Gallipolis; breaks such as those that oc- lll8, or leave. Most of them left. reversal, fatahhes should fall tAU Times EDT! .... 1 Plra~s 36; Pore&, Reds and ,<>f Gold.' and Kenneth E. Turley, 22, curred durmg the July 4 week· Poilee said a 2&-year-old Pitts· somewhere bel~~ our lowest Chicago tNye 2-3) at .. l ~card! 31: Aaron, Braves "The clarinet quintet's rendi- Crown City, all speeding; \VII- end two years ago. burgh man and a %<-year-old estimate of 650, said Howard nati (Nolan H), 8 p.m. 80; Torre, Braves and Johnaon, tlon of 'Rustle Scherzo' was liam D. Swick, f6, Rt. 1 Vinton, People Disgusted . Warren man Jlere to be Pyle, preSide~! of the National Atlanta (Blasingame .1-0 Red• 21. Inicely done, and tho nute quar- left of center: Paul L. Saun- "Mayor Wilson .Fmley satd, charged with rape tdoay. ~ety ~CJI. Bruce 2-11 at St. Louis '" -'-lean Leape< F. Robl~~o let's number, 'Sal'llllanda and ders, 25, Gallipolis, passing av- The people of !)1!8 vlilage are ~~ this happens: we will b! .(Washburn 2-2), 9 p.m. NASI!VlLLE, Tenn •. !UPII _P · . 1on, -Orioles 37; Kailne, Tigers Gavotta" wao delicate and er the yellow ilne on a curve; disgusted wl!h ihese rebel ther Herdman dowp 1:10 a.m.; seem~ further eVJdeuce Gf. • New York (Cardwell 3-5) at Stokely Carmichael acj;U(Ieli ,, 35; l!Uol!rew, Twins 32; Yas- beautiful. and Dwight N. Sievers, Sr., 30, groups . .They come lD here Eastern down 5:20 ·a. m.; E'- possible reversal of a wo~semng Houston (Giusti 1-6), ·8:30 p.m. pollee Tuesday of trylna ~; trzerimld, Red Sox and Howard, "Williams' enthusiasm and Rt. 2 Gallipolis, defective muf- dressed m ways not nat~ral to Deana Bosworth down and wait· traffic trend that began ID 1~1 Philadelphia tWise 1-1) at Los assassinate him by starting, ~ . Benalon 211. easy directions helped make fler. human hemgs and ru~ the ing 6 a. m. when the baby boom of the Angeles (Drysdale &-:!), 11 p.m. racial riot In hopes ol mQ!n« •. Pl...m, the affair a suceesa. One lillie pi?,ee fer everybody else. 1940s first hit the highways,'' he Pittsburgh tVeale e-o) at San him a street target tqr.,~•. National League: Veal, Pi· hoy's foot kept time In mid-air TAKEN TO HOSPITAL If they want to hang dead Kanawha River - Marmet, said. Francisco (McCormick 3-2 g1111s. · . ·, •• l'!lleo e-o: Holliman, Cubs e-o; as he ,layed his instrument. · Mr1. Robert Sharp was tak- fish around the~r necks and look Mary Jan up ~:10 p. m.; Fort ~bel 1-1), 4 p.m. Carmichael told news 'CoJioo F~ Pirates ~; Lemas!Oi', · "WIIIlallll!, who commutes en to Metas General Hoopltal like crumbs, they can stay out." Dearho'!l up. 6•~ a. m.; WinThursday's Games that 100 gellcemen Br:J.:~ Queen, Redo!>-!. every day tn Norwalk f r 0 m ~y the Middleport emergency Finley said. "ll's not right for fiei4,"WI· 1;1: :shaver, Jr., down y P1 tsburgh at San Francisco streell tn the i)oea : Leape: Horlel!, Toledo, org81Jlzed the hand on- squad .Tuesday alternoon after so few to ruin the .fun of so 7:50 pl. •m.; Luw ,Jana Lucas Cllieago at ClnelnJillti (nl&ht) he was staying durUJI White· Sot e-o: Sparma, 1'i~ers· 1y three months ago. Most of becomlllf HI at bor Middleport down ' 1D'li5 p. ·tn;; Polly R. OEV Atlanta at St. Louis (night) month's rlollntl at F Is • 4<1; Lonborg, Red Sox &-1; the instrumenls were banded home. She was admitted aa a down 5:50 a. m. OTED TO INTIJRE&'I' OF New York at Houston (night) . . Cbanee, Twins 8-2; McGlothlin, down or donated to the school medtcal patient. The squad also M.~~.Gs,.MAoSON AREA Philadelphia at Los Angeles "One officer started .~wu .....t. . O If. '' ElOblo · G River- Lock t I . wet~, Pullllftt Angelo t-1. by various sources. Even one wen I to tb e Forrest Bachtel ame · up 2 a. m.; VEC • ..,,., """'"'"· """"' (night) lng." he said, "In boli!!S., t~al teaching cleric donated the use home later Tuesday to admlnlsdown 6:20 a. m.; Lock U, Prln> ,..,,. .. ,,u, "''"' s"""'" ., when we came 1llllalde iheY 0"'' v.u., PU&u.bi., Com"'"' _ . . , TO te t Mr B wh G I G Ill !' 1" nd I . d 6 •• '··• 17 ,.. PI ·'I ._...._ .u>PEAR of his prizes horn. r oxygen o . acbtel o au e..... a po IS. '·' a c p1o own :.., ~· m.; ....,. • n• """"'' ......,.M,, 0 " , . : eaaanl y., ey Hoopltal oould shnot us down In' 1h" • . 'l'lQf liJ'II will .appear in the "Presented wltb gifts from was experieneJni difficulty In 29 .e running 28 feet of rollW's; Beaver up 4:to L m.; Lock II, .._ """- Dfflot ..... . . Admitted - Mrs. Homer Bla• ,treet." · 8 eourt 1 of Jlay.,. Charlo! Leear tho students, WilHam remarked, breathing. Pt. Pleasant, 27.10; Pomeroy- Charles K. doW)! 7:50 a. m.; ""' .,,... ., ,...,, _,.., sing, _Pomeroy: Pearl When no one \eft Ute paH,. 111 ~::: on June 3 after 1 don't know what's In this Mason, 24.!M; Hinton. 1.14 &!Qt.; Lock 19, up '2 ·a. m.; Lillian ...... ,,,• ...,.,. '"' " ,.,.. Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Roger ment bulldlntt carllllchael said Ill ct~ to court over one, but after yesterday's reCARRIE HAU. DIES .Kanawha Falls, ~. ~3 fall'ng. Clark down 4:16 a. m.; Bell- .,.,, oblo. . b!rt, Gallipolis; Michael bl-oke I~ and "plaeecl bo~ ·Tiley are Jamel hearsal, It coul4 b! L hombl" Carrie Hall, Rt. 2, Racine, Charlestoo, 19.66; London and ville Locks, Glenn Jr. ~own ..'::.::~~"',.;:,",';:' "';:;'';;"": others, Cheshire: Erie tn thoro an they '!QUld aC:.: · Pomeroy, speed· "No, Mr. Williams, !I wasn't. pasaed away at 2 a.m. today at Marmet, running o~ hall foot 5:50 p. m.; Duncan Bruce up ....... '"••• ,;;.. a ... ·~'! Crill, Frazier Bottom. people ol making MolotOf Syracuse, And neither was yesterday's Voterana Memorial HOB]IItal In of rollers, and Wmfield, run- 4:30 a .. m.; Lock 21, Criss Jr. v..o. • Dloebarged: Mrs. Henry cocktatli.", , a ad concert." Pomeroy. Alrangemenla will be nlng two feet. up +<25 a. m.; Lodl: ~. A. J. ......,.,. ""'' ....,,... ., W~wrtght, Pt. Pleaaant;!Mrs, . -----ult announeecl from Ewing Funeral Boal Movemeall Patron down 9:55 ~~ F. H. ""'" ..... ,..,,.,. "" "''" ,., Gene Diehl ond son, : NO ACCibBNTii MARS. CANUY DIES Home when complets. Gallipolis Loeb - Kathy Johnstoo ond Cha down .-,,"' ;~· .... , ' ,!:' ''"':" " ,.. 1Uwh: Mr. arid Mrs. ' . Mldclltrt Poiloe Chlel He•"• • I Y '"'" M 0 1101, fl"'.lllh I • \~ . r , COWMBUS (UP)) FunerR. up 3:15 p. m.; Philip Sporn 3:50 a m.; Inca up 3:56 a. m.~ M . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . montho " ·"' •• .\mold, Cheshire, I bert Gl ey reported no ' I ,' al servloet will be held Thurfo LOCAL TEMPS down 4 p. m.; John J. Rowe Greenup' Loekl, AsllttM lip S:IS ..,., "'"" ..,.,. "''"' ""'" ter; Mr. and Mrs. Dana Jones, accidents 'in the 'eommunlt · ov· ·· of Q1e day for Mrs. Mari8D A. Canary, Tbo temperature in Pom- down 5:10 p. m.: S. M. '•nks P' m.; .George ,T. .Pr:·e <!own"' "'"'"'" Ono ~••"'· ""~' •• Racine, a daughter; Mr. ·and or the holiday. Tbt ehlol ·~ will be a 81, wife o( Qhlo'a alllltant wei- eroy's downtown business d I • up 7 p. m.; Jeffboat down u:30 6:Q5 a" Iii.; K•lhleon, L. down ., ...... 0 " " " ''"''' " ' Mn. Jolu! ' M ld h •. <.. .. H .151 'MII"l!• '"nnthl. 1300: IUtiRCrlp. l d hBruDicardl, GilllllO- mended residents ""' · 111e ,:.' .' nd Hour fare director. Robert Canary. !net at 11 a. m. today was 60 p. m. · Robert G. West a r.. 12:21/ 1. m.; e a 1 LOCKS, . """ ,,.... ,.,1.,,. ,.,..., ,;,,. Is, a aug tor: Mr. and Mrs. careful drl\>lng d;lfinc 1b·• June s, She died MondaJ. ___ degrees under ·Iunny skies. ·patr fleet amved 9 p. m.; Luo E. ·!10)~ ·~~\? #P•,:~· ~· k"""'"' .'· .• , , . • ~y'- ~-~· t~y~ac.~~e, a B9n. M~morlal ~ay peri'1~ "· · ·, n y· .. :oltwnwmu the lntoflrstlhtlrnstandel'v~ ~u Ycap e s etelaimed Bristol. ' ., . . . And when !saw Dave tm-.w b1s cap, l,figured 1 could throw mine too, chimed ln a sllgbUy giddy _Jtm Maloney. The elatio~ was over a triple play· thai ended a St. Louis Cardinal nlntb Inning rally and preserved •a 2-1 score for the li'J,,tional Lea,gue leading Reds. A teams gotta b! I ky to . , uc , RAIN FElL IN P,\1\TS CW 35 states today as a gloomy weather pattern prevailed over Standings ' ~ ,, ~woRLD -1... portance of Good Work ,. Hi h Sch }St d dll · g resse - . fa t:HARLESTON, w: h.-'1'118 Iii .' o.... l thODe C~arkeltestoaalnesRockcaemtspalgnol _ Cars driven by Denald G. "" Bolen, 39, Rt. 1 Albany, and Countlan In the group-Sentinel Photo. the Conllnental Footbflll, Lea"l'"" David E. Myers, 18, Rt. I Har, . gue will be kicked oil -lim• IS risonvm•. collided at 6:10 p.m. here with the help or • pro 00 Monday on Gtbson Ridge Rd., star who draws crowell wher_llalph Tullis, Washington School principal; Marion Park- 1.2 miles mrth of Rt. 692. ~ ,.. By United Press International ever be goea. Ols was l!lf8ker when the Plains School. Girl> of the at a hill crest and after the lrn· American League great half back Paul Hornq trst." ~ombined eighth grade graduating class sang "A II pact the Myers car !Upped end· . W. L. Pet. will lend a hand as guest apeakCiiinmencement was held In the Through the Night." Tile lnv<>- jover-end. Both vehicles were . . d Tu sd d d Into Detroit 26 14 .GW er for the Rockets' t1 c k e1 ~Mtern Local School District calion was by tbe !Wv. Pearl demolished accwdlng to the " SAIGON (UPI) - Amertcanl Some Washington reporta ha them e ~~ anju 1 ug th 1 Chicago 24 ~ .61S at" thl B:lltem High School Casto. report. No' one was Injured. WDll'lanes today hit two oil said pilots had been ordero;<~ to prepared pos ons s sou u Baltimore :ao 19 .~19 ~'.> launch. Auditorium on the evening of Receiving diplomas from the The patrol cited Myers to storage areas on the fringe of slay 10 miles clear of the Cities. the DMZ. From there they ~: Boston 21 40 .512 5'k , :May ~ three grade schools were: Meigs county court June 2 on the big North VIetnamese port Local military spokesmen re- loose a thundermg mort Cleveland 20 20 .500 6 Dilcredit Line ''Mi-. ·TulllJ otreased the lrn· Chester: Howard Bahr, Rob- a charge of failure to yield one ot Haiphong, one of them lor fused Ill make any comment on ba:rage. But the Leatherneel< Minnesota 20 21 .468 6'k MOSCOW - THE LI:INO EJt. portanee ol beinl a successful erL Alien Bailey, Nancy Kay hatl or the roadway. the first time In the war. tius. drive pus!led on. Kansas City 19 23 .m a peeled campaign to dilicredit higb ' achool student. Baum, Marshall David Bissell. IN GAWA COUNTY Military spokesmen said Navy U.S. spokesmen said two Coastal Battle wasbinston 18 23 .439 8~ Svetiana AUlluyeva appareutly The bleb IIChool band direct- Roger Eugene Carpenter, Kim- One o! two Gallla county ac. piloiS dodged through barrages planes were .shot down over Wblle the border heated up, New York 17 22 .4!6 6'k started today. A Moscow newsad by Charles Yeago, 'and the berly Lynn Fick, Gordon Lynn cidents occurred at 9:\S a.m. of Surface· to- Alr missiles Norlb :Vie~m Tuesday, mak- Vletnam.,e government troop: California 18 26 .4119 10 paper called her i "delecloi'" girls' ensemble. directed by Mr. Holter, Thomas Wesley Ka r r, Tuesday on Rt 35 at the SU- (SAMS) and curtains uf anti· lng a total ol 564 lost over the battled large concentrotlons o and said ohe Is "as unhappy ·a• Alice Nease, presented musf- Mary Joyce Kaul2, Harold Mas- vet Bridge at ·Kanauga Of.fi. aircrafl fire to hit the Loi Dong north. North Vletrmmese on _the TDeoday's Resalll a prisoner" In America. " Clll selectlono. ters, Joyce Louise McDaniel, cers reported that Dle~r J. base four miles northwest of In ground fighting, embattled northern coast, 342 miles New York 4 Minnesota 3 (1St) The Komsomolskaya Pravda David Smith, preoident of the Debra Joyce Meldou, RobYn Schiller, 21, Jacksonville, N. c., Haiphong and Cong My._ 3.5 North Vietnamese . troops u~~o northeast of Saigon between the Mmnesota 3 New York D !2nd) reprinted an angry ar~cle !rom eigbth grade at Riverview Marlene Mills, Rhea Jeanette headed north had stopped due miles from the city's center. leashed a bllsterlllg mortsr Leatherneck bases at Hoi An Washmgton 6 Kan. City 2 (lsi) !he French CommuniSt newi!School, and Howard Caldwell, Mora, Charles Robert P a t e, to slow movlng traffic. It was the first reported barrage at pursuing Leather- and Chu Lat. The Vletnam~se Wash. 4 K.C. 3 !2nd, 11 mns) paper L'Humanite Dlmanehe president ol !he Tuppers Plains Daryl William Pooler, J u II e Behind him, Ronald D. Mar- attack on Cong My and the necks today In an attempt to reported killing 112 Communmts Boston 5 Califorma 4 ':) wbieh accused Jose! Stalln'a School eighth graders, gave the Arlen• Rose, Kathleen Runyon, tin 25 Gallipolis failed to stop fourth on Loi Dong. halt American · onsllght just In fighting Tuesday. Bosl?n 6 California ~ ~) daughter of "helping operations welcome and Nancy B au m, Cathy Sue Smith, Margaret Su- a.;; hls car colllded with 1b e Eud.Air Lull south of the Demllitarized Zone The flghtmg near the DMZ Baltimore 5 C.lev~lan Is aimed agalnat her eountry." president of the Chesler School zanne Teaford, Deborah K a y back of the Schiller ear There The rsids marked an end to a (DMZ) dividing the Vietnams. centered on bunkers the Com· Cleveland 3 Bailtmore 2 (2nd) e1ghth graders, Introduced the Wood. . . was moderate damage io botb five-day lull In attacks on The Comm~nista pulled back munllla have been uslnt! to Detro!t 4 Chicago 2 (lsi)2 Preuure Begin.l speaker. I R1vemew• Ruby De I or IS vehicles. Haiphong and Hano1, Nortb Ifrom stralegtc Hill 174, which haraso the American outpost at Detroit 4 Chicago 3 ( nd) LAGOS NIGERIA _ Nl· . ,,·, . ., . ' '•' ; •' • •• ' '' ' '*'· y..: Beat of Bend ' ,.:.... • '• No ,6fflftrl olthe G.mpo!la Post, lsned It Wlflllnp ond ,... truck, and minor tO 11>e one was injurel and. DO chari• Slate.. Rlghway patrol, Invest~ tiered uab11 to 11 motorlall. ~·eight aoclclents over the Tweaty....en arrosll ""re was ftled. ~al Day holiday week- made on Monday and TDe• · tncl"'""" lhr' - · hi"" d Robert R. Harden, 26, Rt. 1 eed : .~ ' _.'6 "". m w."" ay. . R&elne, was unllljilred in a one fllur t'Ol'SODB had mmor Jnjur- Three of.the aCCidents occur- car accident at t:to p.m. Mont~ c-. . red .'" Meigs county, the firSt day on Forest Run Rd., two .F1ve o! the aCCidents occur- at 2.50 p.m. Monday ?" Rt. 33, -1 asl of Rl 7 Olfieen reIS .on Mondey aocl Tuesday. one and tw<>-tenths miles north lDI es e · ·, . III...,Ugatton of one was t~~o of Rt. 7, when a state truck op- ~": ~!,_~ ear.,: "<6''""Y et!nlplete at 1101111, due to !be erated by Chester A. Beaver, 0 ov dliver's being hospitalized with 60. Rt. 2 Albany, scraped ed onto Ita top. an abdominal Injury. a parked car owned by L u I a The ear was demolished. The ,.Patrolmen made 57 arrosla Fiek, 4~, Rt. 1 Long Bottom. patrol charged ~den w i t h llartn& tbe · toar day period, There was no damage to the speed In excess for road and .. ... --- -----,weather eondillona. He was elt,. --~~ Sentlne~ Pomeroy·Mlddieport, 0., May 31, 1967 ed to Meigs ccunty court Juno ~c .•·: 2. ~ l ' ...I. ' .-, :·l .. 79" ~ "! • • • .. '<( .. - 265 121' 215.6' -·-·...._ ... 2951 ..,.:; 79.7" •....,..... """'" ""'"Prkt fir 2...............,,........ "'" ..... ~ -' . _.._ •' .....,.,. • • w .. �• • ' 1 ' ..... I v " -' • • eel ents . ' 'fORLD 2. Hi h Seh I s d Jn' g 00 tresse 35. St(llei D~enched ' . . RAIN FELL IN PARTS OF the natlon for the • s e ~on jl straight day. Severe thunderstorm! · slap. ped a large por\ton of'· t b' Southwest and lorn~o watches were posted from Colorado to Louisiana. GRANDE CHORALE _ A big addition to Memorial Day program in Pomeroy was an appearance o~ th~ IBol'denBoytoHfllp -, Grande Chorale of Rio Grande College under direction of Merlyn Ross. Mr. Ross,_back to the _camera, IS diCHARLESTON. w: \rA.-TRB rectin& the group in impressive singing of "This Is My Couptry-:• The group received a standmg ovation to seaaon ticket 1alus campa\lln their outdoor performance on the Pomeroy football field. The s!Dgers also presented a SOJii when the p~ of the Charleston Rockets of gam was moved into the Grace Episcopal ChUI'Ch because of ram. John Lisle, Syracuse, was the only Meigs the Conline11tal Footbpll Lea_g · 1 Ph t .will he klcke4 off -lime 11 ~o~u~n!ftl~an~ln~t~h:_e!gro~u~p::·~e:!!n~ti~ne~~o~o:.._.- - -·- -- - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - : with the belp of a pro star who draws crowdll wherever he goes. Former Green Bay. Packerl -• •• ~= great half back Paul ·Hornunt will tend a hand as guest speak· , i¥.. er for the Rockets' tl ck e1 . . sd d d 1 to Detroit 26 14 .650 , SAIGON (UP!) - Amertcan Some Washmgton reports had them Tue ~y.' an ug n01 Chicago 24 15 .615 5\la launch. warplanes today hit two oil said pilots had been order~ to prepared poSitions )liS I south Baltimore :10 19 .519 The Leaders J' ~t•l h,' ••'·•h'!, .. ~ . ~'· ,: , • • ,·' ' I . .;, ~ ' ' ' Z' ,l:i• I J! I .. ... ~ .... ·. '- ' p' ,, "··.· lll'f?, t 1 ) ~.) ' I 1Cd. ' ;:'' • '~ ' j . ; ·I• , - · \ ~·r . 0 )cg \ " ,, 8-' · . \ : • e?':~· ; :~ ::,;~~:· ~ • . ' ;~~· ·. l I ,, ' -' ' •· I , ,\) • ¥ 1 ' 'J '""" ' ~" -... . 't ~< '' < '' l 1 ' t J , , ' ' • . ,/ • • , • • ~ ' In;:~ f!'"";~~~ m~~~ :ur~~vls ~ p~bed' ' LakeEne • Resorl p.0ljce Chase Away cyc"}'e· 'ToughS . ° said Schoendlenst.. "You can't·glve .them tfte double play," he -oatd. "Orlando didn't start ,soon enongh and on a play bke that, there ts only one place to go and that's home." , "Helms made ·a helluva pivot at aeoond," said Brisfo]. "MeCarver almost knocked him into the stands." "Tammy had a lot on his ~row . to me,'' said Johnson. And II came In shoulder .high so I could make the throw home without any wasted mo- it 1 A ll'ilJ Jn • ~oo tJ To Kill Him, · . :·: setbycops _ I I 1 to block the plate and the throw was perfect for the tag. Cepeda never did make It" Not so many mi~utes earlier, it looked like the game would go down as a perfect no-bitter for rookie righthauder o·ck Hughes. t Hughes Nursed Lead The 29-v•--· --•• ~ .. •lies was nursing along a 1-t) lead ilnd had rctored '' u....ers in" row. Ianning J2 enroute, when Ton Perez tripled in the eighth ~ ning. · "It was right down the mid· After Johnson went down swinging, Vada Pinson looped 8 double to left to score Perez with the tyin~ run. "I didn't even see the pllch," chuckled Pinson. "I just knew it was coming and I was trying to get out of the way. It just went klunk . You know, k 1u n k JUSt like in Batman. ' After Edwards was inteotionally walked. Cardenas rifled a songle down the third base line to score Pinson wilh what proved to be the winning run. Today in Cincinnati, it will be -'--~::..:.:.:.::.~g=::..! ·g::!g! ~ 0 U1 Jay t::J · . Andretti, the pole sitter and the fastest man. ever to blaze around the speedway track, was lit the 31st slot of the field of 32 awatttng the go-ahead signal at 11 a.m. EDT. His car was pia· gul\(1 with clutcll trouble and be was lucky to be there. Prospects were not bright for ioday's installment of this continuing "500." The weother we_r.e stackea. up m smgle file behind Parnelh's revolutionary turbine=eel monster In the same as w~en the rams ca111e ~.eiK(ay, ~!lcking the historic ~~kyard of ~y and forelng .f!rsl poat]lOIIement o1 the Memolial Day speed e ~~ ~. ...... ~·.....- Back officials· said all of the some t!ilap the slow starters with 300,000 tickets sold for the race 'of the 500 miles covered carried ralnchecks wblch would Joues passed lou~ cars be honored whenever it is final- streaking around the first turn. ly completed. Tooling Into the second tum the It was bighly doubtful, ''terrible turbine" showed Its however, whether all of the eshaust to Andretti. 300,000 who got soeked In Jones set records for one lap Tuesday's chiU May rain aod at 154.374 mileS an hour' for two then slogged through the laps at 1511.156 and 10 laps at Indiana mnd to their cars would 154.477. Pblllles a .r.-4 VIctory over the etgbth Inning run to Cil'II;:U. San FranCisco GtantBin an~ther Pirates their . aecond gl1111111• key contest. In the other slnglewictory over Houston and.~ . game.. Los Angeles topped New "!'lit. Eddie' Mathews' twC!!MI Y?rk 1-2 and In doubleheaders. eighth inning homer-his .l4fllt Pittsburgh beat Houston 4-3 In of the season aDd 496tlt .of ilia. the second game after losing career- had lied 1he glllllt!' the open~ 3-2 aud Atlanta before Clendenon cooinected; to topped Chicago 4-1 alter losing te first game, Don WilMo the first game, 12-5. pitched his forst compte~ .game There were ftve doublehead- and Rusty Staub hit a :lliDh, en; m the American League aod inning homer .lo band Hllllllia DetrOit, Boston and Washington the triumph. , :o rr: all swept two games. Delroot Mack Jones drove Ill · ~~~tee topped Chlcag~ 4-2 and 4-3, runs with a two-ntQ homt, -lllill Boston beat Cabfornla f>.4 and 6- atriple 1<; hand Atlanta its splll be around ~ay. · •' Rallis Hall Race The race was only 18 minutes old, AndretU's rear-engine Ford waa ·In the pits with clu1ch treuble end Jones was blazing silently around the course ~th three lap speed records already under his belt when the rain! and the red nag came dow~ , . Jones brlgh~ red STP oil treatment special was to lead th: Indiana file ~tarte~s It the ~a! ~y· Behind him were urney, A.J. Foyt, Joe :;:~ard, AI Unser, Art Pollard, J' Y Unser, Gordon Johncoek, un Mcelreath and Roger The Reds-Cards night game FORD RETIRES was the feature of the long day and nigh! of holiday action NEW YORK (UP!) - Afll:r although Jim Bunning homered 17 years as the New York in the ninlh to snap Juan Yankees' clutch pitcblog are. Whitey Ford today tackled his HARPER OUT toughest job - retirement. · CINCINNATI (UP!) _ R ht."I . didn't think this job of fielder Tommy Harper of ogthe retirmg would be as tough as it Cincinnati Reds is on the disturned out lo be," said Ford, abled list. He will be on the list who called it quits Tuesday af- until his fractured right wrist ter an illustrious career that meods. Harper was injured Suncatapulted him to the top of the day when he crashed into a Monnesota topped New Yor~ 3-o after losing the opening game I' 3 and Cleveland edged Ballimore 3-2 after losing the first game H Ead Winning Streak Bunning's homer in the ninth snapped a 4-4 tie and broke Marlchal's win streak. Marlchal was also touched for a two-run homer In the first by John Briggs, a solo homer in the seventh by Clay Dalrymple and f'· ........ . ,. .. •_ . ' ' 1 -,' Jiii '~A. If your next popular ·prt·ce c r does". · t I00 k th•IS I ood . d n, I•sn't t hIs • bI•g _ · · •J ' I . • f ~ I I I I a .. .' 1 Plneb Hll Wlos Osinski won the first game In ( .._ . Sports . Tony. Horton's double, his relief and Dennis Benn•tt! -me taste of boney IS growing SIXth pinch bit lit 13 attempts, pitched a five-bitter In the stroiiJOI In the moutha of the drove In Baggie Smilh with the nightcap. Detroit, ,Tlgen; now that lbe winning run for the Red Sox in · Frank Howard dnve maU six Bear L1 on the prtwl Lhe eighth inning of the opener Washlngtoa runs in the first The Bear, Fred G)addi!tg hY ~ Rtco Pet.rocelll tn:odu~ ~ game with two homers, the name, has been the key figure p81r ~~ runs woth a smgle and secbltCI II gJ'~nd ·slam,· and Cap lit Detroit's rise to the ll>p of squeeze bunt base hit 'in the Peterson won the second game the American League otantllngs second geme before a crowd of with an 11th-inning .blast over aDd lit the club's bld for its first 32 •012,_ the largest at Fenway lhe left fi~ fence after Fred pennant since 1915. · .Park tn nearly five years. Dan Valentine had p\ttied the SenaGiaddl!og, whose 225 pounds tors even in th~ ninth with a ara loosely distributed over a solo homer. bulky slf.foot frame, ha! Sam Mclltwell weathered transformed what exPerts cons!· Frank Robinson's tw1>-run ho· 1 dOf!d the Tigers' weakest mer, his 14th, and went the ~eparlment-thief pitching-into distance for the first time thls i Jtrong point. His sturdy Wl oeason, llmiUng the Orioles to I &n:!l;:.haB contributed to 10 ft' three hits. Rusa Sayder drove in i , Detroit's 26 victories. . the eventual winning run aod I The beefy righthander, whose The Red !loti took an extra- scored a p_air with three , career had been rather undistin- inniug squeaio!r, 4-3 from the straight ~·ts tn boosting Balli-; &uished until this . Yankees ·and the RedJegs more tt tta firs~game victory. chalked up hia eighth and ninth eel , to a 9-1 victory over Southpaw JPJi MI:rrttt threw a s,ye~ , Sunday · as. the Vattkees in opening games two-hitter and his aecond , , movid.!J!191lrst,place with a the Middleport Boys consecubve _abutout at the and . ~ doublebeadef sweep scl\edule Monday evening Yankees, striking out 11. He over -111t ~cago Wlilte Sox. In · · · coasted to -his thtrd victory in the ~,., Gladdin)l ran nis The Red Sox win. came after as . many decisions after the seor.eless string thls season to both clubs were knotted up at Twtns scored lhree runs in the • .20 1-3 innlngt. ' 3-3 after ·six reJ!ulation innings first Inning on leur consecutive WJ¥1 Uf 1'1fo1· and tw~ Yank pttchers couldn't hils and two errors. • ,. Gl$1cljttC ltruek· nul gel the_ 'ball over the plate, Wbotaker drove in three runs ·'Aaet to \il.-~e" IIJihtcap_ Opemng the . seventh, Re d with a_homer and triple aa lbe . • he saveCJ' for'· ~ver Soxer Steve Pr1ce eame in for Yanks won lhe ftrsl game • Wictot.lt!!m; with one starter Paul. PuQena and before a crowd of 41,136, lbe • IJiiilila/fle hurleif:u.3 side out wilh two largest of the day in . nf oqe;bli ball ia:the first oull and . a grounder. BuL C; majors. , • '• WIIIOO . 's· of -the YankS, Ill the bo~ • · ·' go•fl. ', )faJIL'ed' lhe INTERNATIONAL TIES of the ,"""'" . ,,\h9ul ieiUng MUNICH (UPl)-Ken Mac~- I • . ~'reUeved. · er, commlsslooer oi' lhe t{a~ion-1 • _:!Jftte''luei, 'walklnf a ran al_Professlunal Soccer League, ,and'' endtns the game. ru scheduled to ariive here • Mik• Bolla of the Yanks wor1~ 1 today t• cfist:uss the matter • ed _ the~t six, fanhing · for his leqile · 18 batters, mid . JnternaUonat ~'ir~ve, ,lljltw<Utlts, a '"" ::. ... c .. I and does.n't have all these features ... Left outside rearview mirror.1 Carpeting, front and rear. \ Flow-Through ventilation in hardtop models. Foam cushion padded seats. front and rear. Padded dash and sun visors. Ball bearing ashtray, ,_ ...,:·.: ..· Crank-operated vent windows. • .Safety-Action inside door release levers. Acrylic en11mel in choice of 20 colors. Wide selection of color-keyed interiors. .. Color-keyed seat belts, front and rear. 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WIITII • I" ~ I Ri' ver New.·· •-to ..,.,.. · ""'" """" Z McCI-:us:k~ey~.-----~_:•ll:_::t::,:om~e_Y~a~nk~e:O:e""w~illllnmllll·n~g~lls':t.~w~al~l~at:._P~i':'tt~sb~ur~g~h.~--~~D=al:ly~S=en:tl:n:el~,~P:om:e:r:•Y:·M:I~d:dl:ep~o=rt,~O:·:· May 31, IHT..,.;I THE DAILY SENTJNB ·'nlir the victory.. ,lit the ~· Ferguson Jeitldna st:uck 1aji and scattered eight hill lt !_or the Gobs. ,He alwtlrote three runs with a dOuble •• sacrifice Dy. .. Willie Davis and Lea Gab~ aon each batled in a pill''!)J runs as the Dodgers toppetf;(liJ Meta. Don Sotton pllc!ted a bitter to win the game ~ Bob Shaw started for the ite~ and lost. ----------- RedsOX, Red}ea'eS' inners { 11 1 and"":'ughtnN~: pl~~u~ :or~':;i!:'~it the tl~~-"saw Cepeda breaking for ~~ij~'h:;i~ ~:f.!'tus~.eu~~· ~~~-P;FJ;'~Y~t-;i-.l~gainst the ~ityw:;h~:.to~ ";!g~ ~~~~ ;:~hed~=~bl~=toJ= u:i JOE GERGEN Writer ClaJ•mS Plot· ,.. 1 pur , jry ' .l .. t! Tigers on ProwI inAm erican League, LedbyFredGiadding (the.Bear) Reliefer ibe Beat of Bend get ( . ) , Gaglano to bit the Don ·Notlebart, wbo relieved haU-O!J·Ihe ground a,':'f.h?P" for Maloney, just stood on the a PiliY at the plate, taid No~ mound dumfounded. te~art.. . , _ "I just couldn't bel' It" GasJano, the Cards' thord said the Reds righ~ve ,:It ba~man, hil NOttebart' first was the first ti I'd er. e pile ' right to. la Cardenas. a triple pla "me ever se n The Reds' ahortstop .gial!cecl at "The hally~tarted d th Cepeda at tblrd and fired to hem " laughed Mat:""" "An: Tommy Helms to force McCarevetYwhere I looked a":'um ver at second. was hotdintl u 'his ;I h ~~ llelmo Relayed The Reds ~ere l!a~n Helms relayed the ball to Dewhen ninth , inning sin b ~on IJohnson at first to dauble Orlando Ce a and ~ Y ag ano $11d Johnson threw a Carver s ~un ~c- strike to John Edwarda at the ' I I"" Nf~ dumloWided . INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UP! IThe drivers .and many of the speedway buffs, _suspected It ull along. Now, ' alt\!f peeing tbe 111lap , fll)lt , instaDment of Tuesdays aool1ed 500-mile . auto race, they kttow that Parnelll Jones and' hos turbloe .wonder are the pair lo beat whon the cars roar off agam toJay. And Mario Andrettl, auto ~=~ •as:; a~• th~ey ~ leader ~:~nu:V~!:i.;h~~needa ~~~auc:'cethe~:wr~na4()~:~ ;~::·w~~n~~.:yl:~:"4~ ,Tbt,rty.:~' raeers ~ge~oaB~11il!!~: B~:: Nig~La1~ • =~ ~- G~ the Will :!! P-;~ltlmore arnHt!t!'I!IP~I·FUU~ted ~· JW~:le J: ':!n:!"·o. dejected ~eel Schtendlenst, the Mai~. , · _, . P minded ~=:~0 ~=~ i:~ ~:·w: 0~0:10~':.!' ~~ ~ ::k I kn~.w he didn't want to M'erichal's eigh~game winnbigan unearned run In elghtll, ClnclnDatl Reds stood Cardlaals ll1811ager, . ' : . "~~.wan1etf to do was to th~ plate, on a jilay I!J<e that," ball,'' said Edwards. ,. got set me streak and give the PblladeJphla . Dona Clendenon doubltci!D "A.teom's gotta be lucky to and third Halter, SF 40 128 It 40 .317 well, VIckie Sue Cble, Ronnie eo:nb: I I Cleveland at Detroit, night • players tied with .sl• Lee Deem, Joyce Dl~e Foley, lroi[B~ch' ~ldrl'..: M' H upward today. (Only games scbeduled) RaiiUI Die• Allier!- l.tequo Sandra Anita Goodnight, Caro• ·' ""' . · en. '; ., , • · At 3 a.m. EDT,. the United SANDWICH, N. _B.-CLAUDE 62 G.Ali.R.R.Pet. lyn Griffin, Patti Holsinger, sen, • Pontiac, Mich., WI~ Press International count Nallooal League Raina, the 5-foot, 7·1nch ·Brit. Kallne, Dst 40 U3 31 50 .J50 Carolyn Sue Jarvis, Danny Uam C. Massie, SD, Gallipolis, showed 593 persons dead in . W. L. Pet. GB ish actor who projected I h>w· · 30 17 ·638 ... ering, dominant ~ty In F.Rbla, Bll 39140 33 47 .336 Lants, Steven Mays, Delilah Rush Cassady, ZO, Waverly; traffic accidents durlni Uoe Cmolnn.atl 24 16 600 2 Carew, MID 40 149 18 41 .329 Jane Sheets, Timmy Leo Smith, Harland D. Jones, 28, GalllpoGENEVA·ON·THE·LAKE, Ohio (UP!) :- Police ran holiday period. St. Louos · "" stage and film roles, died Tues23 17 ·575 3"" clay in nearby Lakea lloglon 141nchr, Cal 40 132 26 43 .326 Cloarles Justus Stearn, Ma r y II!· Eddie G: Miller, Z9, Modi- about 500 motorcycUsts out of this Lake Ene resort town California led the states with Pittsburgh_ 411 Hospital. He was ri. j)eath ~lli, Boa 411>1 23 49 .325 Upton, Dellorah Ann VanWay, son His., Moe~.: John Kelly, after street disturbances durin~ the holid~y weekend. 49 traffic deaths, followed by San Franctsco 23 19 .MI 2119 ·525 ;onglro, Bos 23 92 I! 26 .31M Rutble Walker, Paula Elleen 23 • Westerville, Okey A. TawA 20-year-old Ashtabula gtrl told poli~e she was rap- New York with 41, Ohio 35, Chicago was due to an intesUnal h~m512 6 22 21 fovar, Min f\166 36 50 .301 Watldns, Ray Allen Watson. De), 25, Rt. 2 ·Galllpoli!: and ed by four cyclists who held her prisoner m a cottage for Illinois 33, Michigan 31, Texa5 Atlanta · orrhage. Wdrwa, 8os 37120 16 38 .300 Room mothers of grades June E. Weaver, 31,_ Wbrlhlng- about 12 hours. Two of the " 28, Florida 22, aod Missouri zo. Los Angeles 19 23 .452 811 Rains rose from • $!-a-week 17 23 ·425 911 pag hoy to a $1280 000 movie Korton, Del :M 84 If 15 .298 three through eight were in ton, all for speeding, and Ara- men were arrested. many. AI k D 1 H .. Philadelphia ~rtbrp Del 40 l5ll 19 47 297 ct,arg• of a reception which wena S. Kincaid, 2S, Kanauga, . Ed rd K Pollee s!'ld the. cyclists came ro::d a, l 1e : w a~ e, V awau, New York 14 25 .359 12 ned '!Orinel'' at 1e H ' Home Rtml . followed the commencement operaM's license: ll!arles Pollee Chtel wal emh•~; in groQpil from Clevelaud and teed satn If' adn th ermont Houston 15 28 .34913 roge.ll e te% m. Mal s'"''s· "'"'"-•! L it said ''motorcyc e toug s 1 f r away Pittsburgh coun no ra oc ea s. a e a e ""' e ''· '"'~ • a1ue: A a ron, Decorations were by the River-· R· Leadingham• 33 ' Clemens' i aharassed vacationers anll rom as a . as ' The National Safety Council Tueoday'a Results Theater In London and the lit. lravea 11: _ Torre, Braveo, view, ll!ester and Rose Garden NC~ n~ ~':er. blocked some sidewalks. Most Pa. ' said the worst summer holiday Houston 3 Pittsburgh 2 (1st) in Gabriel PIISC!II'• movie of 1 =~~·/'rate~~ Brock, Club!. June 2 were g~:.~ty B~~y' o( them, be said, were orderly. VIUeg• council late Monday U.ll In history was last Labor Pittsburg!t 4 Houston 3 (2nd) when he was 55 and starred ~ sF.' Robin38. Middleport, speeding: anci Memerail said some of th~ cy- adopted an emergency ordin· Day when 636 persoos were Chicago 12 Atlanta 5 (1st) George Bernard S!!-w's '"lla• lon"toles It· ~anile Yankl Betty L. Theiss, 37, Racine, clists wore beards and NaZL bel· an~ forbidding . wearing of killed. The worst holiday ev~r AUanta 4 _Chicago 1 t2Dd) sar and Cleopatra. Jll(i' ,. Howard ' Senato~ • stop sign mets. NaZL helmets, chams and other was the Chrtslmas weekend m Ph1ladelphoa 5 San Frarn:tsco , 11 ·•· ·~er ~Is Kallne sTiger~ CONT FROM P Cited ~ Gallipolis municipal Patrolmen and sherifrs depu- Barb peculiar 1o motorcycle 1965 wben i21l were fatally Cincinnati 2 St. Louis 1 1 'and 1111:mew, Twtna 10.' Man,'· while tto."':tder lnstru- court June 3 were Julie A. Ues were armed with clubs and clubs. Pollee then ordered about in!~ed.. Los Angeles 7 New York 2 (N) ___ _ · r lliw' Balled lit mentalists offered good be 8 t •Webb, 21, Patriot Star Rt.; Ed· tear gas against possible out- 500 riders to change thetr clotbo Barrtng a complete trend Today's Probablo Pltcllera No4!eoll !Mpe: Clemente, and harmony in 'Three Gates Iward L. Kirby, :JO, Gantpolls; breaks such as those that oc- mg_or leave. Most of them left. reversal, fatalities should fall tAll Times EDT) Plra~ Ill; Per.., Reds and lol Gold.' and Kenneth E. Turley, 22, curred durmg the July 4 week· Police said a 25-year-• ld Pitts- somewhere bel~~ our lowest Chicago tNye 2-3\ at ~. 'C8rda 31: Aaron, Braves "The elarinet quintet's rend!· Crown City, all speeding; Wll· end two years ago. burgh man and a :a-year-old estimate of 650• said Howard oati (Nolan 4-1), 8 p.m. 80; Tom, Braves and Johnson, Uon of 'Rustic Scherzo' was Ham D. Swick, 46, Rt. 1 Vinton, People Dlsguated . Warren III4D ll'ere Ill be Pyle, president ol the National Atlanta (Biaslugame .H Redli 21. !nicely done, and the flute quar- left of center; Paul L. Saun- ., Mayor Wilson _Fmley saod, ch&rJed with rape tdoay. ~ely C~uncll. . Bruce Z.l) at St. Louts ,,: '-leaD Loape: F. Robin- let's number, 'Sarobanda and ders, 25, Gallipolis, passing ov- The people of thiS village are If this happens: we will be .(WashOOrn 2-21. g p.m. NASHVlLLE, Tenn.· !UPil. _ . son, ·Orioles rr: Kallne, Tigers Gavotta" was delicate and or the yellow llne on a eurve; tll•guated With these rebel tber Herdman doW/11 :10 a. m.; seem~ further evtdenee of • New York (Cardwell :1-5) at Stokely Carmichael lCfiU!ed .; SS: Elllellrew, Twins 32: Yu- beautiful. and Dwtght N: Sievers, Sr., 30, groups . .They come m here Eastern down 5:20 a. m.; E'· possible reversal of a worsenins HoUBion (Giusti 1-5), '8:30 p.m. police Tuesday ol trYin,l · lo,: ~kl, Red !loti and Howard, "Williams' enthusiasm and Rt. 2 GaiUpo!Js, defecUve muf- dressed m _ways not nahtral to Deaua Bosworth down and wall· traffic trend that began In 19in Philadelphia tWise 1·1) at Los assallslnale him by startlnB, ~ " Senam 28. easy directions helped make fler. human bemgs and ru~ the ing 6 a. m, when _the baby boom of lbe Angeles (Drysdale ih'l), 11 racial riot in hopes ol mQ!n«< '· Pil8btl the affair a success. One little pl~,ce fer everybody else. 1940s fmt hot the highways," he Pittsburgh <Veale ~) at blm a street taraet ~dxi~,, . Nadoaal Leape: Veal, Pi· boy's foot kept time In mid-air TAKEN TO R08PrfAL If they want to hang dead Kanawha River - Mannet, said. Francisco tMcCormlck S-2 rates 6-o: Holtzman, Cubs 6-o; as be ~layed his Instrument. Mrs. Robert Sharp was tak· fish around their necks and look Mary Jan up 8:10 p. m.; Fort Herbel 1·1), 4 p.m. Carmichael told neWI ~ Fao(,j Pirates 4-0: LemasiOi', ' "Williams, who commutes en to Meigs General Hospital like crumbs, they can stay out." Dearbo~ up 6:15 a. m.; WinThuroday'o Gamel that 100 J!OIIce!Den Bra• and Queen, Reds 5-1. . every day to Norwalk 1r 0 m I»' the Middleport emergency Finley said. "It's not right for fleld,"yli IJ. Shaver, Jr., down Piltsburgh at San Francisco streets tn the 111'01 . AIJ!Iiltetm Loape: Horle~, Toledo, org"!1iZed the band on- squod _Tuesday afternoon alter so few to ruin the fun of so 7:50 P· ·m,; . Luoy , Jane Lucas Cloieago at Cincln~tl (nf8ht) he was staying . durllja , . Wbllt' !lotl ~: Sparmo, 'l'lgen· 1y three months ago. Most of becoming Ill II her Middleport down ' 111:55 op. 'ln.; Polly R. Atlanta at St. Louis (night) last month's rioting ~I F Ia ~ H: Lonhorg, Red Sox &-1; the instruments were handed home. She was admitted as a down 5~50 a. m. OEVO'I'I!D TO INTEREST DP New York at Houston (night) University. 0 Chance, Twins 8-2; McGlothlin, down or donated to tbe school medical patient. The squad alao 0 b I R I v. r Lock 14, MEIGS • MASUN AREA Philadelphia at Los Angeles "One officer alar''"' ."'oot. . ' El I G 2 OVEC tttctt•nt • · a .... 'u~lltMr . 'VIol , •• t t th F Angelo i-L by various sources. Even one wen o e orrest Bachtel ant · up a. m.: con,., ,,....,,,, '"''"' (lll!lht) " he said, "in MJI'I,.thal teaching cleric donated the use home later Tuesday to admlnl• down 6:20 a. m.; Lock 15, Prln- Pabll•bed d11JJ e!f;eeot satun~., "' we came -outside, tno1 TO APPEAR of his prizes hom. ter oxygen to Mr. Bachtel who GaaJe•- Gallipolis, 14.1 sod cipio down 6:45 a. m.: Lock 17, /1: ::':~••~::~.~~'!':!~.~~':.':'!' shoot ua down In 1h ' · llltl1 will .appear in the "Presented with a~ts from was experie~~elnt! difftculty In 29.0 running 28 feet of rollers ; Beaver up HO a. m. ; Lock 18, ..,,., ,..,,...... ......,. ... Admitted- Mrs. Homer " ,Mayor Charles Leear 1Jtto students, William remarked, breathing. Pt. Pleasant, 27.10; Pomeroy- Charles K. dowjt 7:50 a. m.; "'"' ..,..,~ .-... -.alln sing, . Pomeroy; Pearl Wllen no one 1eit .the •Parle ,. ·em June S slier 'I don't know what's In this Mason, 2UI4: Hinton, 1.14 >tQt.; Lock 19, up 'I a. m.: Ulllan - .. ,..., ....... P.,. " ,.,.. Pl. Pleasant: Mrs. Roger ment building, Carmloh•ol said, elted to court over one, but after yesterday's re· CARlilE HAU. DIES .Kanawha Falls, 5.53 lall'ng. Clark dowrl 4:15 a. m.; Bell· ·~•· Ohio. bert, Gall(9olls· Mlcboel bjooke In and "pliced bot.' ere James hearsal. It cou14 beL bomhl" Carrie Hall, Rt. 2, Baclne, Charleston, 19.68; London and ville Locks,. Glenn Jr. down,.::::;:~.==~·~.:,','"";::';..";:: uthero, Cheshir~; Eric 1n tbere'So they qquld 1~ .. Pollleroy, speed- "No, Mr. Willlims, 11 wasn't. paaaed away al2 a. m. today at Marmet, running one half foot 5:50 p. m.; Duncan Bruce up ,.. •••- ""' ,.,, cur. "" CriSt, Frazier Bottom. peci!~le ol mal(lnB MolotOY • Syract~se, And neither was yesterday's Veterans Memorial HQIIlltal In of rollers, and Winfield, run- 4:30 a . m.: Lock 21, Criss Jr. ,.... ., ' Dloebarged: Ml'8. Henry cocktalli:" ; · · . an.d concert.'' Pomeroy. Arrangementl will be nlng two feet. up 4,25 a. m.: Lock~. A. J. """""""'" ,,..,, ..,,.,.. ., Wainwright, Pt. ·Pleasantr·lMfi: 1118ault anttouncecl lrom Ewing FlD!eral Boat Movemoatl Patton down 9:55 i'-\ m.: F. H. ,.,._ - .. '""'"'' ,. """ ... Gene Diehl and son, , NO ACCIDI!NT8 ot property. MAliS. CANARY DIES Home when complete: Gallipolis Locks - Kathy Johnstoo and Chap«on down •.,",,'',. ...•""01•'" ,,,,.,." '"' IJ!rlb: Mr. allil Mnt. M _ l dtll•"".rt. P,ouce · Chief Her..: '. 111 "' 1 ' 'II S •• In 3 " ' " ,., ,., . ••· R COLUMBUS (UP!) - Funer. up 3:15 p. m. ; Ph• p porn bv a m.: ca up '"" a. m.: ~"'"' 10.1• "''" ...,,., ,._., •• J\rnold, Cheshire, a bert Gilkey reported' n<i _,bltl • al aervtces will be held ThunLOCAL TEMPS down f p. m.: John J. Rowe Greenup! Locks; A!hton up 3:U ..... ter: Mr. and Mrs' Dsna · aoojdents In the eomm11nlty ov• .. or the day forM"'- Maria& A. Canal)', Tha t.mperalure in Porn- down !:10 p. m.: s. M. Tonks p; m.; :Georg~ T. Pr: ·e ilown ............. Ono ....... 11.30 ., Racin~. a daughtl!l'; , Mr. and er lite holiday: Tht o!ttltl ...,.. :· will be a 11, wile of Ohio'• aaillant wei· eroy's downtown buslnea d I • up 7 p. m.: Jeflboal down •:30 6!116 a m.: Kfthleen L. down .,"',."' 0 "' "" ""·"" '" """'"' Mrs. Johq Brunlcardi, Glillloo- mended residents .f.,. ·tIt e r·• ' . • M'eld ~ hi. ·• ·• · H• "". '.,,. "'"" ,.,~""'"'· su"""• I d h , .• Hour fare director. Robert "LIDIIl')', trtcl at 11 a. m. tod ay was 60 p. m: Rober~ G. West and re- 12:20 •· m.: LOCJ<II, ...,. nMo 1..,., Ttm... Is, a aug ter; Mr. and 'Mra. careful driving " dnrinti tb 't Jlllte 5, Shu dJed Mond8J. ___ det~~ees Wider aunny oktes. 'pair fleet armed 9 p. m.; Ll> E. ~-~~ n ;}j~_H/i ~Y __Crisp, ,.syracuse, • son. Memorial Day periOJ!, · ·' ~ (f ""~..:.:· !·4.!. l".' _ _,,_ ,_ .. r... -~ . .. -<t..... ·o-. · ... . , · · -~\ . . i' ' I ·· "f: ., ..,.. look oH his cap and let it flyright Into the stands .. · It was the first time I've thrown my cap lnto the stands," ei'clalmed Bristol. "And wben 1 Sa>V Dave thrtw his cap lllgured I could throw mine U:O:• cblmed Ia 8 slightly giddy Jim Maloney. Thi! elattoq was over a triple play. that ended a St. Louis Cardinal ninth Inning rally and preserved •a '2-1 aoore for the ~-tiona! League leading Reds. 35 stales today as ·a gloomy weather pattern prevailed..over sa£e.? ReIat•IveIyspeak•mg, Jusl 603. ·Die :l!e ':r~ ~ v ,,-. around In a daze, I S: ' ' ' :. ·. ![.:Ho.w -Luck~::.~::. c··LJ:~:i;t~o :-.,. · . :I\ the UD~IedertPca-~~ID~··gu-~-.:~DDI ~h¢!es~n, ~~ - ~~ t;: BY.. THE UP1 o·II Storage Area u·I t .Standin gs . ~)ph ~ .' • .... Cars driven by Donald G. .. Bolen, 39, Rl 1 Albany, a n d •,I;,;;. David E. Myers, 18, Rll Harrlsonvllle, coUided at6:10 p.m. Monday on Gibson Ridge Rd., Washington School principal: Marion Park· 1.2 miles -north ol Rl. 692. c'piiqlJ Tullis, superintendent of er, principal of the.TuPPers Officers said the vehicles met !f"lll>q)i, was l!)eaker wben the Plains School. Gorl> ~! the at a hill crest and after the lm· itrlll- combined eighth grade graduatong class saug AII pact the Myers car fllpped endOOinmencement was held In the Through the Night." The lnvo- over-end. Both vebleles were E~tern !Aeal School District ceUon was by the Rev. Pearl demolished according to t h e .it' the Eastern High School Casto. report. No' one was Injured. Auditorium on the evening of Receiving diplomas from tbe The patrol cited Myers to storage areas on the fringe of stay 10 miles clear of the cttiea. the DMZ. From there they let Boston 21 4() .512 May ~three grade schools were: Meigs county court June 2 on the big North Vietnamese port Local military spokesmen re- loose a lhtmderlng mortar Cleveland 20 20 .500 Discredit Line ·'Mr. ·Tullll stressed the lm· Cheater: Howard Bahr, Rob- a cbarge of !allure to yield one ot Hatphong, one of them for fused to make any comment on barrage. But tbe Leatherneck Minnesota 20 21 .488 MOSCOW - THE LONG J!X. portance of baJni 1 successful erL Allen Bailey, Nancy Kay half of the roadway. !be first time In the war. Ibis. . drtve pushed on. Kansas City 19 23 .452 8 campaign to dlaciedlt high 'school student, Baum, Marshall David Bissell, IN GAUJA COUN'I'Y Military spokesmen said Navy U.S. spokesmen satd two Coastal BaUie washington 18 23 .439 Alllluyeva Apparently The blih ~ehool band, direct- Roger Eugene Carpenter, Kim· Ont of two Gallla county ao- pilots dndged through barrages planes wera .shot down over While the border heated up, New York 17 22 .4S6 started today.-A Moscow newseel by Charles Yeago, aDd the berly Lynn Fick, Gordon Lynn ctdenls occurred at 9:15 a.m. of Surface- to· Air missiles Nortb Yie~m '\WS<Iay, mak· Vtetnamese government troops California 18 26 .409 10 paper called her a "defector'' girls' onaemble, directed by Mr. Holter, Thomas Wesley Ka r r, Tuesday, on Rt. 35 at the Sll· (SAMS) and curtains of anti· ing a total of ii64 tost over the battled large concentrations of , and said she Ia "as unhap!'!' ·as 8 Alice Nease, presented must· Mary Joyce Kautz, Harold Mas- ve•· Bridge at Kanauga Offl. aircraf\ fire to bit the Lot Dong !north. North VletDDmese on the Tuesday Basulta a prisoner" In America:·· · eel selections. ter>, Joyce Louise McDaniel, cers reporied that Dle~r J. base four miles nortloweot of l In ~ound fighting, embattled northern coa~t, 342 miles New York 4 Minnesota S (1st) The Komsomoillkaya Pravda David Smtih, preside•! oflbe Debra Joyce Meldou, Robyn Schiller, 21, Jacksonville. N.c., H•iphong aod Cong My,_ 3.5,North Vletna~ese troops ·un- northeast of Saogon between the Minnesota 3 New Yo:k 0 t2Dd) reprinted an angry article from eighth grade at Riverview Marlene Mills, Rhea Jeanette headed north bad stopped due miles from the elty's center. leashed a blistering · mortar Leatherneck bases at Hoi An Washington 6 Kan. Coty 2 (1st) the French Communist newa11 School, and Howard Caldwell, Mora. Charles Robert P at e, to slow movlng traffic. It was the first reported barrage at pursuing Leather- and Chu Lat. The Voelnamese Wash. 4 K.C: 3 (2nd, inns) papar L'Humanlte Dlmanche 4 president olthe Tuppers Plains Daryl William Pooler, J u I i e Behind him, Ronald D. Mar- attack on Cong My and the ne<ks today In an attempt to reported killing 112 Cbmmwusts Boston 5 Cablornoa tlst) wblch accused ~osel Stalin's School eighth graders, gave the Arlene Rose, Kathleen Runyon, tin 25 Gallipolis failed to stop fourth on Loi Dong. halt American onshght just In lighting Tuesday. Boston 8 California 1 (2nd) daughter of "helping operatlODil welcome and Nancy B au m, Cathy Sue Smith, Margaret Su· an~ hls car colllded with the EQd .Alr Lilli south of the Demilitarized Zone The fighting near the DMZ Baltimore oClev~land 4 (lsi) aimed against her eountry." president of the Chester School zanne Teaford, Deborah K a y back of the Scltiller car. There The raids marked an end U. a (DMZ) dividing the Vielnams. centered on bunkers lh~ Com- Clevel_and 3. Baltimore 2 (2nd) eighth grad•rs, Introduced the Wood. was moderate damage to both fiv~ay lull in attacks on The Communists pulled back munlsts have been usmg to Detrott 4 Chicago 2 (1st) PreJiure Beginl speaker. I Riverview : Ruby D e I or i s veblcles. Haiphong and Hanoi, North from strategic Hill 174, which hara88 the American outpost at Detroit l Chicago 3 (2nd) LAGOS NIGERIA _ Nl· Diplomas were presented by ;Barber, Jacqueline Ann B1s e, Elizabeth Schiller, .21, In the Vietnam's major cities. the Americans wrested from Con Thien with mortar attac:ks. Todats Probable Plleholl gerian nder Lt. Col Yekubu John D. Riebel, Sr., Eastern Larry Michael ~lssell, Brenda Scblller ear, and Ronald D. • tAll Time• EDT) Gowan today begu applyibg Dostrlct superintendent: Bertha Kay Boring, Michael Grant Martin, age 2, in the Marlin Kansas City (Segul 0-0) at pre88UI'tlll> break tbe secession· Smoth, Cheater School prt~ci- Boring, Dale Allen Boston, Bob- car, had minor Injuries but New York (TIIiotsonl-t)),8p.m. 1st move by eastern Nigeria pal: Grace Weber, Rlvervtew by Fitch, Debra Ann FItch, were not treated. . ' · Minnesota (Grant i-5) without plunging lhe naiiOII ' In· ------ - - Randy Ha\1, Deborah Hauber, The patrol cited Merlin to By United Press laternaUonal r~latovely low number of Mlsee11&11eoYI Boston (Rohr 2-2), 7:30p. m. to civil war. Robert Doll. Hensley,- Charles municipal court June 2 on a Amerocans, the most foot· hoghway deaths tndocated a Total Cleveland (Tiant 2-1) The tern ..... ,1 lllr • Leonard J£111!on, .·Richard Euloose people·in the world, spent reversal of pyramiding road California led tha r.tatea with . eas ....on ong 1 · . gene Liter;;:t:I!Jrles Ray Mar· c!tarBe of failures to •tAl!! will>: a relative!)! nfe Memorial !,lay faialiiiee. .· ' ,. · 49 traffic deaths, (allowed by Detroit tLollch r.-4), p.m. ma~ Lt. Col. Odumegwu OjuNIIIoltall.tequo cinko, Viclire''tlee Pleree, · sn. ft! tbe asaured clear cllalance. weekend although one motor~.l Bi:\l.~ · c · )!:i)'f the United New York with 41, Ohio aDd Callforma (Willhite o-1) ~wu lll111?unced Tuesday the oil·. · G. AB. R. R. Pel san Diane Rai8U8J, David Grove Patrol arreats Monday and died on an averaae of e...-y,,O · ~~nt~tlon'a1 count had MichigaJI with 85 each, Dltnols Washington tColeman 2-3), .. rich ~ecUon was 80 ~,g fl'O!II Clmnte; Pill 34 110 .381 Smith, Roger Smtih( T e r r y ;:•::ar minutes during !00-hour -tJeJ<)iid.' ,.iJoo persons with 33 and Texas with 118. Alu(Phoebus 3,1 tfie 0 Staub, Hou Sl UIS 8 96 .350 Michael Stethem, Frances . . holiday. kliled In traffic accidents durka, Delaoware, Haw aU, Rhode n at a_ ~won 2 0 0 000 mo 1 Cepeda, StL 381311 23 411 .348 Wells, Martha Kay Wells, Jean fl N The National Safety Council, tng 'the holiday period. Island :;:.. r a: 2•1·0} Howard 1-Z) 1 Brock, StL 40 186, 33 114 .344 Demse Wbttehead. Lex'·"'-· Gene B 'T1ckett, ;;' which had predicted bifore the The bre·akdown: traffic (!e~jbs. ' ps, ec_be 1 : 1 Rose, Cln 4f 1'18 SS 110 .335 Tuppers Plains: Jean Baker, .,.~, ' ' start of the· holiday ' that as Tralnc 603 The weekend ended at mid- p.m. , emergency, gan sea b oc • Davis, NY 144 18 48 .333 Robert Paul Boggs, Richard : · Va:: JCarl many as 750 motorists might Frowlllnga 118 night '!\lead&)' Dlit delayed 'lburiday I Games pol seaport 1900 MrCrvr, StL llf.115 19 37 .322 Paul Buckley, Roher! Allen 32 reports of deaths continued to Minnesota at Boston ort rn!eCIUrl . announ22 EI~' lnd"• die In crashes, said the Planes ". Fiood, StL 38:1«1 :H 51 .Sll Calaway, Howard Blair Cold· l mmers, ' push the -holhlay dr(vln• oil Callforma at Washmgton ced econo sanctions. If~ " ', . ' J• _ 4 rtaD { G d Wl k ~ ·.J,:lll -- po ee 0 00 WOf 'I;.:.;. ,. I '.J ID llsaed 14 1l'l1'l1iDP aDd J'tllo truck. and mJnor to' lite Cll'. No dered asslltl lo 11 1110loristl. ont was iDjureG and; no .charie 'l'weatyoftVeD arrests we"' was filed. made oa Monday aDd Tues- Robert R Harden 28 Rt 1 day, · ' .• · Three of the accidents occur- Racine, i:st unit0l~ m aMone · d'M' tthfirstcaracc a:wp.m.onI~:'. ,.. •10 elgs coun y, e day on Forest Run Rd., I w o .F1ve of the accidents occur· at 2.50 p.m. Monday on Rt. 33, o .1 ast of Rl 7 Offi 1'811!'-<m Monday aDd TUesday. one and two-tenths miles north mt es e · · , cera rel!t~gaUolt of one was In- o1 Rt. 7, when a state truck op- ported that Harden 8 car went eiDiplele at 80!1D, dllt to !be erated by Chester A. Beaver, off the bjghway and overturn· driver's being hospitalized with 110. Rt. 2 Aillaey, scraped eel onto Its flip. an abdominal Injury. a parked car owned by L u I a The car was demolished. The ,.,Patrolmen made 57 arrests Fick, 45, Rt. I Long Bottom. patrol chargee! ~arden w i 1 h lltaiBa lite ·lour day period, There was no damage to the speed in escess for road and .. .... - - - - - - weather conditions, He was cit.- ~~ Sentlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 31, 1967 1eel to Meigs county court June - ; ' !• '11 . ''JI_ Ul 11' ,~fieerl of tbe Gelllpolls Post, Slate: Highway patrol, Jnvestiga!M..etgbt allcldents over the MtDmrlal Day holiday weekeDd; ·: !~~®~ding three in wblc!t !oitt ·persons had minor injur- • ~~0,:> ~·, '~ I A • ' ~ ,..~~· / • 0 ·l a "" '" ., .' .. ,. • -~ \ ., '' • • .:.i ....... ••• . �• • ' 1 ' ..... I v " -' • • eel ents . ' 'fORLD 2. Hi h Seh I s d Jn' g 00 tresse 35. St(llei D~enched ' . . RAIN FELL IN PARTS OF the natlon for the • s e ~on jl straight day. Severe thunderstorm! · slap. ped a large por\ton of'· t b' Southwest and lorn~o watches were posted from Colorado to Louisiana. GRANDE CHORALE _ A big addition to Memorial Day program in Pomeroy was an appearance o~ th~ IBol'denBoytoHfllp -, Grande Chorale of Rio Grande College under direction of Merlyn Ross. Mr. Ross,_back to the _camera, IS diCHARLESTON. w: \rA.-TRB rectin& the group in impressive singing of "This Is My Couptry-:• The group received a standmg ovation to seaaon ticket 1alus campa\lln their outdoor performance on the Pomeroy football field. The s!Dgers also presented a SOJii when the p~ of the Charleston Rockets of gam was moved into the Grace Episcopal ChUI'Ch because of ram. John Lisle, Syracuse, was the only Meigs the Conline11tal Footbpll Lea_g · 1 Ph t .will he klcke4 off -lime 11 ~o~u~n!ftl~an~ln~t~h:_e!gro~u~p::·~e:!!n~ti~ne~~o~o:.._.- - -·- -- - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - : with the belp of a pro star who draws crowdll wherever he goes. Former Green Bay. Packerl -• •• ~= great half back Paul ·Hornunt will tend a hand as guest speak· , i¥.. er for the Rockets' tl ck e1 . . sd d d 1 to Detroit 26 14 .650 , SAIGON (UP!) - Amertcan Some Washmgton reports had them Tue ~y.' an ug n01 Chicago 24 15 .615 5\la launch. warplanes today hit two oil said pilots had been order~ to prepared poSitions )liS I south Baltimore :10 19 .519 The Leaders J' ~t•l h,' ••'·•h'!, .. ~ . ~'· ,: , • • ,·' ' I . .;, ~ ' ' ' Z' ,l:i• I J! I .. ... ~ .... ·. '- ' p' ,, "··.· lll'f?, t 1 ) ~.) ' I 1Cd. ' ;:'' • '~ ' j . ; ·I• , - · \ ~·r . 0 )cg \ " ,, 8-' · . \ : • e?':~· ; :~ ::,;~~:· ~ • . ' ;~~· ·. l I ,, ' -' ' •· I , ,\) • ¥ 1 ' 'J '""" ' ~" -... . 't ~< '' < '' l 1 ' t J , , ' ' • . ,/ • • , • • ~ ' In;:~ f!'"";~~~ m~~~ :ur~~vls ~ p~bed' ' LakeEne • Resorl p.0ljce Chase Away cyc"}'e· 'ToughS . ° said Schoendlenst.. "You can't·glve .them tfte double play," he -oatd. "Orlando didn't start ,soon enongh and on a play bke that, there ts only one place to go and that's home." , "Helms made ·a helluva pivot at aeoond," said Brisfo]. "MeCarver almost knocked him into the stands." "Tammy had a lot on his ~row . to me,'' said Johnson. And II came In shoulder .high so I could make the throw home without any wasted mo- it 1 A ll'ilJ Jn • ~oo tJ To Kill Him, · . :·: setbycops _ I I 1 to block the plate and the throw was perfect for the tag. Cepeda never did make It" Not so many mi~utes earlier, it looked like the game would go down as a perfect no-bitter for rookie righthauder o·ck Hughes. t Hughes Nursed Lead The 29-v•--· --•• ~ .. •lies was nursing along a 1-t) lead ilnd had rctored '' u....ers in" row. Ianning J2 enroute, when Ton Perez tripled in the eighth ~ ning. · "It was right down the mid· After Johnson went down swinging, Vada Pinson looped 8 double to left to score Perez with the tyin~ run. "I didn't even see the pllch," chuckled Pinson. "I just knew it was coming and I was trying to get out of the way. It just went klunk . You know, k 1u n k JUSt like in Batman. ' After Edwards was inteotionally walked. Cardenas rifled a songle down the third base line to score Pinson wilh what proved to be the winning run. Today in Cincinnati, it will be -'--~::..:.:.:.::.~g=::..! ·g::!g! ~ 0 U1 Jay t::J · . Andretti, the pole sitter and the fastest man. ever to blaze around the speedway track, was lit the 31st slot of the field of 32 awatttng the go-ahead signal at 11 a.m. EDT. His car was pia· gul\(1 with clutcll trouble and be was lucky to be there. Prospects were not bright for ioday's installment of this continuing "500." The weother we_r.e stackea. up m smgle file behind Parnelh's revolutionary turbine=eel monster In the same as w~en the rams ca111e ~.eiK(ay, ~!lcking the historic ~~kyard of ~y and forelng .f!rsl poat]lOIIement o1 the Memolial Day speed e ~~ ~. ...... ~·.....- Back officials· said all of the some t!ilap the slow starters with 300,000 tickets sold for the race 'of the 500 miles covered carried ralnchecks wblch would Joues passed lou~ cars be honored whenever it is final- streaking around the first turn. ly completed. Tooling Into the second tum the It was bighly doubtful, ''terrible turbine" showed Its however, whether all of the eshaust to Andretti. 300,000 who got soeked In Jones set records for one lap Tuesday's chiU May rain aod at 154.374 mileS an hour' for two then slogged through the laps at 1511.156 and 10 laps at Indiana mnd to their cars would 154.477. Pblllles a .r.-4 VIctory over the etgbth Inning run to Cil'II;:U. San FranCisco GtantBin an~ther Pirates their . aecond gl1111111• key contest. In the other slnglewictory over Houston and.~ . game.. Los Angeles topped New "!'lit. Eddie' Mathews' twC!!MI Y?rk 1-2 and In doubleheaders. eighth inning homer-his .l4fllt Pittsburgh beat Houston 4-3 In of the season aDd 496tlt .of ilia. the second game after losing career- had lied 1he glllllt!' the open~ 3-2 aud Atlanta before Clendenon cooinected; to topped Chicago 4-1 alter losing te first game, Don WilMo the first game, 12-5. pitched his forst compte~ .game There were ftve doublehead- and Rusty Staub hit a :lliDh, en; m the American League aod inning homer .lo band Hllllllia DetrOit, Boston and Washington the triumph. , :o rr: all swept two games. Delroot Mack Jones drove Ill · ~~~tee topped Chlcag~ 4-2 and 4-3, runs with a two-ntQ homt, -lllill Boston beat Cabfornla f>.4 and 6- atriple 1<; hand Atlanta its splll be around ~ay. · •' Rallis Hall Race The race was only 18 minutes old, AndretU's rear-engine Ford waa ·In the pits with clu1ch treuble end Jones was blazing silently around the course ~th three lap speed records already under his belt when the rain! and the red nag came dow~ , . Jones brlgh~ red STP oil treatment special was to lead th: Indiana file ~tarte~s It the ~a! ~y· Behind him were urney, A.J. Foyt, Joe :;:~ard, AI Unser, Art Pollard, J' Y Unser, Gordon Johncoek, un Mcelreath and Roger The Reds-Cards night game FORD RETIRES was the feature of the long day and nigh! of holiday action NEW YORK (UP!) - Afll:r although Jim Bunning homered 17 years as the New York in the ninlh to snap Juan Yankees' clutch pitcblog are. Whitey Ford today tackled his HARPER OUT toughest job - retirement. · CINCINNATI (UP!) _ R ht."I . didn't think this job of fielder Tommy Harper of ogthe retirmg would be as tough as it Cincinnati Reds is on the disturned out lo be," said Ford, abled list. He will be on the list who called it quits Tuesday af- until his fractured right wrist ter an illustrious career that meods. Harper was injured Suncatapulted him to the top of the day when he crashed into a Monnesota topped New Yor~ 3-o after losing the opening game I' 3 and Cleveland edged Ballimore 3-2 after losing the first game H Ead Winning Streak Bunning's homer in the ninth snapped a 4-4 tie and broke Marlchal's win streak. Marlchal was also touched for a two-run homer In the first by John Briggs, a solo homer in the seventh by Clay Dalrymple and f'· ........ . ,. .. •_ . ' ' 1 -,' Jiii '~A. If your next popular ·prt·ce c r does". · t I00 k th•IS I ood . d n, I•sn't t hIs • bI•g _ · · •J ' I . • f ~ I I I I a .. .' 1 Plneb Hll Wlos Osinski won the first game In ( .._ . Sports . Tony. Horton's double, his relief and Dennis Benn•tt! -me taste of boney IS growing SIXth pinch bit lit 13 attempts, pitched a five-bitter In the stroiiJOI In the moutha of the drove In Baggie Smilh with the nightcap. Detroit, ,Tlgen; now that lbe winning run for the Red Sox in · Frank Howard dnve maU six Bear L1 on the prtwl Lhe eighth inning of the opener Washlngtoa runs in the first The Bear, Fred G)addi!tg hY ~ Rtco Pet.rocelll tn:odu~ ~ game with two homers, the name, has been the key figure p81r ~~ runs woth a smgle and secbltCI II gJ'~nd ·slam,· and Cap lit Detroit's rise to the ll>p of squeeze bunt base hit 'in the Peterson won the second game the American League otantllngs second geme before a crowd of with an 11th-inning .blast over aDd lit the club's bld for its first 32 •012,_ the largest at Fenway lhe left fi~ fence after Fred pennant since 1915. · .Park tn nearly five years. Dan Valentine had p\ttied the SenaGiaddl!og, whose 225 pounds tors even in th~ ninth with a ara loosely distributed over a solo homer. bulky slf.foot frame, ha! Sam Mclltwell weathered transformed what exPerts cons!· Frank Robinson's tw1>-run ho· 1 dOf!d the Tigers' weakest mer, his 14th, and went the ~eparlment-thief pitching-into distance for the first time thls i Jtrong point. His sturdy Wl oeason, llmiUng the Orioles to I &n:!l;:.haB contributed to 10 ft' three hits. Rusa Sayder drove in i , Detroit's 26 victories. . the eventual winning run aod I The beefy righthander, whose The Red !loti took an extra- scored a p_air with three , career had been rather undistin- inniug squeaio!r, 4-3 from the straight ~·ts tn boosting Balli-; &uished until this . Yankees ·and the RedJegs more tt tta firs~game victory. chalked up hia eighth and ninth eel , to a 9-1 victory over Southpaw JPJi MI:rrttt threw a s,ye~ , Sunday · as. the Vattkees in opening games two-hitter and his aecond , , movid.!J!191lrst,place with a the Middleport Boys consecubve _abutout at the and . ~ doublebeadef sweep scl\edule Monday evening Yankees, striking out 11. He over -111t ~cago Wlilte Sox. In · · · coasted to -his thtrd victory in the ~,., Gladdin)l ran nis The Red Sox win. came after as . many decisions after the seor.eless string thls season to both clubs were knotted up at Twtns scored lhree runs in the • .20 1-3 innlngt. ' 3-3 after ·six reJ!ulation innings first Inning on leur consecutive WJ¥1 Uf 1'1fo1· and tw~ Yank pttchers couldn't hils and two errors. • ,. Gl$1cljttC ltruek· nul gel the_ 'ball over the plate, Wbotaker drove in three runs ·'Aaet to \il.-~e" IIJihtcap_ Opemng the . seventh, Re d with a_homer and triple aa lbe . • he saveCJ' for'· ~ver Soxer Steve Pr1ce eame in for Yanks won lhe ftrsl game • Wictot.lt!!m; with one starter Paul. PuQena and before a crowd of 41,136, lbe • IJiiilila/fle hurleif:u.3 side out wilh two largest of the day in . nf oqe;bli ball ia:the first oull and . a grounder. BuL C; majors. , • '• WIIIOO . 's· of -the YankS, Ill the bo~ • · ·' go•fl. 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WIITII • I" ~ I Ri' ver New.·· •-to ..,.,.. · ""'" """" Z McCI-:us:k~ey~.-----~_:•ll:_::t::,:om~e_Y~a~nk~e:O:e""w~illllnmllll·n~g~lls':t.~w~al~l~at:._P~i':'tt~sb~ur~g~h.~--~~D=al:ly~S=en:tl:n:el~,~P:om:e:r:•Y:·M:I~d:dl:ep~o=rt,~O:·:· May 31, IHT..,.;I THE DAILY SENTJNB ·'nlir the victory.. ,lit the ~· Ferguson Jeitldna st:uck 1aji and scattered eight hill lt !_or the Gobs. ,He alwtlrote three runs with a dOuble •• sacrifice Dy. .. Willie Davis and Lea Gab~ aon each batled in a pill''!)J runs as the Dodgers toppetf;(liJ Meta. Don Sotton pllc!ted a bitter to win the game ~ Bob Shaw started for the ite~ and lost. ----------- RedsOX, Red}ea'eS' inners { 11 1 and"":'ughtnN~: pl~~u~ :or~':;i!:'~it the tl~~-"saw Cepeda breaking for ~~ij~'h:;i~ ~:f.!'tus~.eu~~· ~~~-P;FJ;'~Y~t-;i-.l~gainst the ~ityw:;h~:.to~ ";!g~ ~~~~ ;:~hed~=~bl~=toJ= u:i JOE GERGEN Writer ClaJ•mS Plot· ,.. 1 pur , jry ' .l .. t! Tigers on ProwI inAm erican League, LedbyFredGiadding (the.Bear) Reliefer ibe Beat of Bend get ( . ) , Gaglano to bit the Don ·Notlebart, wbo relieved haU-O!J·Ihe ground a,':'f.h?P" for Maloney, just stood on the a PiliY at the plate, taid No~ mound dumfounded. te~art.. . , _ "I just couldn't bel' It" GasJano, the Cards' thord said the Reds righ~ve ,:It ba~man, hil NOttebart' first was the first ti I'd er. e pile ' right to. la Cardenas. a triple pla "me ever se n The Reds' ahortstop .gial!cecl at "The hally~tarted d th Cepeda at tblrd and fired to hem " laughed Mat:""" "An: Tommy Helms to force McCarevetYwhere I looked a":'um ver at second. was hotdintl u 'his ;I h ~~ llelmo Relayed The Reds ~ere l!a~n Helms relayed the ball to Dewhen ninth , inning sin b ~on IJohnson at first to dauble Orlando Ce a and ~ Y ag ano $11d Johnson threw a Carver s ~un ~c- strike to John Edwarda at the ' I I"" Nf~ dumloWided . INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UP! IThe drivers .and many of the speedway buffs, _suspected It ull along. Now, ' alt\!f peeing tbe 111lap , fll)lt , instaDment of Tuesdays aool1ed 500-mile . auto race, they kttow that Parnelll Jones and' hos turbloe .wonder are the pair lo beat whon the cars roar off agam toJay. And Mario Andrettl, auto ~=~ •as:; a~• th~ey ~ leader ~:~nu:V~!:i.;h~~needa ~~~auc:'cethe~:wr~na4()~:~ ;~::·w~~n~~.:yl:~:"4~ ,Tbt,rty.:~' raeers ~ge~oaB~11il!!~: B~:: Nig~La1~ • =~ ~- G~ the Will :!! P-;~ltlmore arnHt!t!'I!IP~I·FUU~ted ~· JW~:le J: ':!n:!"·o. dejected ~eel Schtendlenst, the Mai~. , · _, . P minded ~=:~0 ~=~ i:~ ~:·w: 0~0:10~':.!' ~~ ~ ::k I kn~.w he didn't want to M'erichal's eigh~game winnbigan unearned run In elghtll, ClnclnDatl Reds stood Cardlaals ll1811ager, . ' : . "~~.wan1etf to do was to th~ plate, on a jilay I!J<e that," ball,'' said Edwards. ,. got set me streak and give the PblladeJphla . Dona Clendenon doubltci!D "A.teom's gotta be lucky to and third Halter, SF 40 128 It 40 .317 well, VIckie Sue Cble, Ronnie eo:nb: I I Cleveland at Detroit, night • players tied with .sl• Lee Deem, Joyce Dl~e Foley, lroi[B~ch' ~ldrl'..: M' H upward today. (Only games scbeduled) RaiiUI Die• Allier!- l.tequo Sandra Anita Goodnight, Caro• ·' ""' . · en. '; ., , • · At 3 a.m. EDT,. the United SANDWICH, N. _B.-CLAUDE 62 G.Ali.R.R.Pet. lyn Griffin, Patti Holsinger, sen, • Pontiac, Mich., WI~ Press International count Nallooal League Raina, the 5-foot, 7·1nch ·Brit. Kallne, Dst 40 U3 31 50 .J50 Carolyn Sue Jarvis, Danny Uam C. Massie, SD, Gallipolis, showed 593 persons dead in . W. L. Pet. GB ish actor who projected I h>w· · 30 17 ·638 ... ering, dominant ~ty In F.Rbla, Bll 39140 33 47 .336 Lants, Steven Mays, Delilah Rush Cassady, ZO, Waverly; traffic accidents durlni Uoe Cmolnn.atl 24 16 600 2 Carew, MID 40 149 18 41 .329 Jane Sheets, Timmy Leo Smith, Harland D. Jones, 28, GalllpoGENEVA·ON·THE·LAKE, Ohio (UP!) :- Police ran holiday period. St. Louos · "" stage and film roles, died Tues23 17 ·575 3"" clay in nearby Lakea lloglon 141nchr, Cal 40 132 26 43 .326 Cloarles Justus Stearn, Ma r y II!· Eddie G: Miller, Z9, Modi- about 500 motorcycUsts out of this Lake Ene resort town California led the states with Pittsburgh_ 411 Hospital. He was ri. j)eath ~lli, Boa 411>1 23 49 .325 Upton, Dellorah Ann VanWay, son His., Moe~.: John Kelly, after street disturbances durin~ the holid~y weekend. 49 traffic deaths, followed by San Franctsco 23 19 .MI 2119 ·525 ;onglro, Bos 23 92 I! 26 .31M Rutble Walker, Paula Elleen 23 • Westerville, Okey A. TawA 20-year-old Ashtabula gtrl told poli~e she was rap- New York with 41, Ohio 35, Chicago was due to an intesUnal h~m512 6 22 21 fovar, Min f\166 36 50 .301 Watldns, Ray Allen Watson. De), 25, Rt. 2 ·Galllpoli!: and ed by four cyclists who held her prisoner m a cottage for Illinois 33, Michigan 31, Texa5 Atlanta · orrhage. Wdrwa, 8os 37120 16 38 .300 Room mothers of grades June E. Weaver, 31,_ Wbrlhlng- about 12 hours. Two of the " 28, Florida 22, aod Missouri zo. Los Angeles 19 23 .452 811 Rains rose from • $!-a-week 17 23 ·425 911 pag hoy to a $1280 000 movie Korton, Del :M 84 If 15 .298 three through eight were in ton, all for speeding, and Ara- men were arrested. many. AI k D 1 H .. Philadelphia ~rtbrp Del 40 l5ll 19 47 297 ct,arg• of a reception which wena S. Kincaid, 2S, Kanauga, . Ed rd K Pollee s!'ld the. cyclists came ro::d a, l 1e : w a~ e, V awau, New York 14 25 .359 12 ned '!Orinel'' at 1e H ' Home Rtml . followed the commencement operaM's license: ll!arles Pollee Chtel wal emh•~; in groQpil from Clevelaud and teed satn If' adn th ermont Houston 15 28 .34913 roge.ll e te% m. Mal s'"''s· "'"'"-•! L it said ''motorcyc e toug s 1 f r away Pittsburgh coun no ra oc ea s. a e a e ""' e ''· '"'~ • a1ue: A a ron, Decorations were by the River-· R· Leadingham• 33 ' Clemens' i aharassed vacationers anll rom as a . as ' The National Safety Council Tueoday'a Results Theater In London and the lit. lravea 11: _ Torre, Braveo, view, ll!ester and Rose Garden NC~ n~ ~':er. blocked some sidewalks. Most Pa. ' said the worst summer holiday Houston 3 Pittsburgh 2 (1st) in Gabriel PIISC!II'• movie of 1 =~~·/'rate~~ Brock, Club!. June 2 were g~:.~ty B~~y' o( them, be said, were orderly. VIUeg• council late Monday U.ll In history was last Labor Pittsburg!t 4 Houston 3 (2nd) when he was 55 and starred ~ sF.' Robin38. Middleport, speeding: anci Memerail said some of th~ cy- adopted an emergency ordin· Day when 636 persoos were Chicago 12 Atlanta 5 (1st) George Bernard S!!-w's '"lla• lon"toles It· ~anile Yankl Betty L. Theiss, 37, Racine, clists wore beards and NaZL bel· an~ forbidding . wearing of killed. The worst holiday ev~r AUanta 4 _Chicago 1 t2Dd) sar and Cleopatra. Jll(i' ,. Howard ' Senato~ • stop sign mets. NaZL helmets, chams and other was the Chrtslmas weekend m Ph1ladelphoa 5 San Frarn:tsco , 11 ·•· ·~er ~Is Kallne sTiger~ CONT FROM P Cited ~ Gallipolis municipal Patrolmen and sherifrs depu- Barb peculiar 1o motorcycle 1965 wben i21l were fatally Cincinnati 2 St. Louis 1 1 'and 1111:mew, Twtna 10.' Man,'· while tto."':tder lnstru- court June 3 were Julie A. Ues were armed with clubs and clubs. Pollee then ordered about in!~ed.. Los Angeles 7 New York 2 (N) ___ _ · r lliw' Balled lit mentalists offered good be 8 t •Webb, 21, Patriot Star Rt.; Ed· tear gas against possible out- 500 riders to change thetr clotbo Barrtng a complete trend Today's Probablo Pltcllera No4!eoll !Mpe: Clemente, and harmony in 'Three Gates Iward L. Kirby, :JO, Gantpolls; breaks such as those that oc- mg_or leave. Most of them left. reversal, fatalities should fall tAll Times EDT) Plra~ Ill; Per.., Reds and lol Gold.' and Kenneth E. Turley, 22, curred durmg the July 4 week· Police said a 25-year-• ld Pitts- somewhere bel~~ our lowest Chicago tNye 2-3\ at ~. 'C8rda 31: Aaron, Braves "The elarinet quintet's rend!· Crown City, all speeding; Wll· end two years ago. burgh man and a :a-year-old estimate of 650• said Howard oati (Nolan 4-1), 8 p.m. 80; Tom, Braves and Johnson, Uon of 'Rustic Scherzo' was Ham D. Swick, 46, Rt. 1 Vinton, People Dlsguated . Warren III4D ll'ere Ill be Pyle, president ol the National Atlanta (Biaslugame .H Redli 21. !nicely done, and the flute quar- left of center; Paul L. Saun- ., Mayor Wilson _Fmley saod, ch&rJed with rape tdoay. ~ely C~uncll. . Bruce Z.l) at St. Louts ,,: '-leaD Loape: F. Robin- let's number, 'Sarobanda and ders, 25, Gallipolis, passing ov- The people of thiS village are If this happens: we will be .(WashOOrn 2-21. g p.m. NASHVlLLE, Tenn.· !UPil. _ . son, ·Orioles rr: Kallne, Tigers Gavotta" was delicate and or the yellow llne on a eurve; tll•guated With these rebel tber Herdman doW/11 :10 a. m.; seem~ further evtdenee of • New York (Cardwell :1-5) at Stokely Carmichael lCfiU!ed .; SS: Elllellrew, Twins 32: Yu- beautiful. and Dwtght N: Sievers, Sr., 30, groups . .They come m here Eastern down 5:20 a. m.; E'· possible reversal of a worsenins HoUBion (Giusti 1-5), '8:30 p.m. police Tuesday ol trYin,l · lo,: ~kl, Red !loti and Howard, "Williams' enthusiasm and Rt. 2 GaiUpo!Js, defecUve muf- dressed m _ways not nahtral to Deaua Bosworth down and wall· traffic trend that began In 19in Philadelphia tWise 1·1) at Los assallslnale him by startlnB, ~ " Senam 28. easy directions helped make fler. human bemgs and ru~ the ing 6 a. m, when _the baby boom of lbe Angeles (Drysdale ih'l), 11 racial riot in hopes ol mQ!n«< '· Pil8btl the affair a success. One little pl~,ce fer everybody else. 1940s fmt hot the highways," he Pittsburgh <Veale ~) at blm a street taraet ~dxi~,, . Nadoaal Leape: Veal, Pi· boy's foot kept time In mid-air TAKEN TO R08PrfAL If they want to hang dead Kanawha River - Mannet, said. Francisco tMcCormlck S-2 rates 6-o: Holtzman, Cubs 6-o; as be ~layed his Instrument. Mrs. Robert Sharp was tak· fish around their necks and look Mary Jan up 8:10 p. m.; Fort Herbel 1·1), 4 p.m. Carmichael told neWI ~ Fao(,j Pirates 4-0: LemasiOi', ' "Williams, who commutes en to Meigs General Hospital like crumbs, they can stay out." Dearbo~ up 6:15 a. m.; WinThuroday'o Gamel that 100 J!OIIce!Den Bra• and Queen, Reds 5-1. . every day to Norwalk 1r 0 m I»' the Middleport emergency Finley said. "It's not right for fleld,"yli IJ. Shaver, Jr., down Piltsburgh at San Francisco streets tn the 111'01 . AIJ!Iiltetm Loape: Horle~, Toledo, org"!1iZed the band on- squod _Tuesday afternoon alter so few to ruin the fun of so 7:50 P· ·m,; . Luoy , Jane Lucas Cloieago at Cincln~tl (nf8ht) he was staying . durllja , . Wbllt' !lotl ~: Sparmo, 'l'lgen· 1y three months ago. Most of becoming Ill II her Middleport down ' 111:55 op. 'ln.; Polly R. Atlanta at St. Louis (night) last month's rioting ~I F Ia ~ H: Lonhorg, Red Sox &-1; the instruments were handed home. She was admitted as a down 5~50 a. m. OEVO'I'I!D TO INTEREST DP New York at Houston (night) University. 0 Chance, Twins 8-2; McGlothlin, down or donated to tbe school medical patient. The squad alao 0 b I R I v. r Lock 14, MEIGS • MASUN AREA Philadelphia at Los Angeles "One officer alar''"' ."'oot. . ' El I G 2 OVEC tttctt•nt • · a .... 'u~lltMr . 'VIol , •• t t th F Angelo i-L by various sources. Even one wen o e orrest Bachtel ant · up a. m.: con,., ,,....,,,, '"''"' (lll!lht) " he said, "in MJI'I,.thal teaching cleric donated the use home later Tuesday to admlnl• down 6:20 a. m.; Lock 15, Prln- Pabll•bed d11JJ e!f;eeot satun~., "' we came -outside, tno1 TO APPEAR of his prizes hom. ter oxygen to Mr. Bachtel who GaaJe•- Gallipolis, 14.1 sod cipio down 6:45 a. m.: Lock 17, /1: ::':~••~::~.~~'!':!~.~~':.':'!' shoot ua down In 1h ' · llltl1 will .appear in the "Presented with a~ts from was experie~~elnt! difftculty In 29.0 running 28 feet of rollers ; Beaver up HO a. m. ; Lock 18, ..,,., ,..,,...... ......,. ... Admitted- Mrs. Homer " ,Mayor Charles Leear 1Jtto students, William remarked, breathing. Pt. Pleasant, 27.10; Pomeroy- Charles K. dowjt 7:50 a. m.; "'"' ..,..,~ .-... -.alln sing, . Pomeroy; Pearl Wllen no one 1eit .the •Parle ,. ·em June S slier 'I don't know what's In this Mason, 2UI4: Hinton, 1.14 >tQt.; Lock 19, up 'I a. m.: Ulllan - .. ,..., ....... P.,. " ,.,.. Pl. Pleasant: Mrs. Roger ment building, Carmloh•ol said, elted to court over one, but after yesterday's re· CARlilE HAU. DIES .Kanawha Falls, 5.53 lall'ng. Clark dowrl 4:15 a. m.; Bell· ·~•· Ohio. bert, Gall(9olls· Mlcboel bjooke In and "pliced bot.' ere James hearsal. It cou14 beL bomhl" Carrie Hall, Rt. 2, Baclne, Charleston, 19.68; London and ville Locks,. Glenn Jr. down,.::::;:~.==~·~.:,','"";::';..";:: uthero, Cheshir~; Eric 1n tbere'So they qquld 1~ .. Pollleroy, speed- "No, Mr. Willlims, 11 wasn't. paaaed away al2 a. m. today at Marmet, running one half foot 5:50 p. m.; Duncan Bruce up ,.. •••- ""' ,.,, cur. "" CriSt, Frazier Bottom. peci!~le ol mal(lnB MolotOY • Syract~se, And neither was yesterday's Veterans Memorial HQIIlltal In of rollers, and Winfield, run- 4:30 a . m.: Lock 21, Criss Jr. ,.... ., ' Dloebarged: Ml'8. Henry cocktalli:" ; · · . an.d concert.'' Pomeroy. Arrangementl will be nlng two feet. up 4,25 a. m.: Lock~. A. J. """""""'" ,,..,, ..,,.,.. ., Wainwright, Pt. ·Pleasantr·lMfi: 1118ault anttouncecl lrom Ewing FlD!eral Boat Movemoatl Patton down 9:55 i'-\ m.: F. H. ,.,._ - .. '""'"'' ,. """ ... Gene Diehl and son, , NO ACCIDI!NT8 ot property. MAliS. CANARY DIES Home when complete: Gallipolis Locks - Kathy Johnstoo and Chap«on down •.,",,'',. ...•""01•'" ,,,,.,." '"' IJ!rlb: Mr. allil Mnt. M _ l dtll•"".rt. P,ouce · Chief Her..: '. 111 "' 1 ' 'II S •• In 3 " ' " ,., ,., . ••· R COLUMBUS (UP!) - Funer. up 3:15 p. m. ; Ph• p porn bv a m.: ca up '"" a. m.: ~"'"' 10.1• "''" ...,,., ,._., •• J\rnold, Cheshire, a bert Gilkey reported' n<i _,bltl • al aervtces will be held ThunLOCAL TEMPS down f p. m.: John J. Rowe Greenup! Locks; A!hton up 3:U ..... ter: Mr. and Mrs' Dsna · aoojdents In the eomm11nlty ov• .. or the day forM"'- Maria& A. Canal)', Tha t.mperalure in Porn- down !:10 p. m.: s. M. Tonks p; m.; :Georg~ T. Pr: ·e ilown ............. Ono ....... 11.30 ., Racin~. a daughtl!l'; , Mr. and er lite holiday: Tht o!ttltl ...,.. :· will be a 11, wile of Ohio'• aaillant wei· eroy's downtown buslnea d I • up 7 p. m.: Jeflboal down •:30 6!116 a m.: Kfthleen L. down .,"',."' 0 "' "" ""·"" '" """'"' Mrs. Johq Brunlcardi, Glillloo- mended residents .f.,. ·tIt e r·• ' . • M'eld ~ hi. ·• ·• · H• "". '.,,. "'"" ,.,~""'"'· su"""• I d h , .• Hour fare director. Robert "LIDIIl')', trtcl at 11 a. m. tod ay was 60 p. m: Rober~ G. West and re- 12:20 •· m.: LOCJ<II, ...,. nMo 1..,., Ttm... Is, a aug ter; Mr. and 'Mra. careful driving " dnrinti tb 't Jlllte 5, Shu dJed Mond8J. ___ det~~ees Wider aunny oktes. 'pair fleet armed 9 p. m.; Ll> E. ~-~~ n ;}j~_H/i ~Y __Crisp, ,.syracuse, • son. Memorial Day periOJ!, · ·' ~ (f ""~..:.:· !·4.!. l".' _ _,,_ ,_ .. r... -~ . .. -<t..... ·o-. · ... . , · · -~\ . . i' ' I ·· "f: ., ..,.. look oH his cap and let it flyright Into the stands .. · It was the first time I've thrown my cap lnto the stands," ei'clalmed Bristol. "And wben 1 Sa>V Dave thrtw his cap lllgured I could throw mine U:O:• cblmed Ia 8 slightly giddy Jim Maloney. Thi! elattoq was over a triple play. that ended a St. Louis Cardinal ninth Inning rally and preserved •a '2-1 aoore for the ~-tiona! League leading Reds. 35 stales today as ·a gloomy weather pattern prevailed..over sa£e.? ReIat•IveIyspeak•mg, Jusl 603. ·Die :l!e ':r~ ~ v ,,-. around In a daze, I S: ' ' ' :. ·. ![.:Ho.w -Luck~::.~::. c··LJ:~:i;t~o :-.,. · . :I\ the UD~IedertPca-~~ID~··gu-~-.:~DDI ~h¢!es~n, ~~ - ~~ t;: BY.. THE UP1 o·II Storage Area u·I t .Standin gs . ~)ph ~ .' • .... Cars driven by Donald G. .. Bolen, 39, Rl 1 Albany, a n d •,I;,;;. David E. Myers, 18, Rll Harrlsonvllle, coUided at6:10 p.m. Monday on Gibson Ridge Rd., Washington School principal: Marion Park· 1.2 miles -north ol Rl. 692. c'piiqlJ Tullis, superintendent of er, principal of the.TuPPers Officers said the vehicles met !f"lll>q)i, was l!)eaker wben the Plains School. Gorl> ~! the at a hill crest and after the lm· itrlll- combined eighth grade graduatong class saug AII pact the Myers car fllpped endOOinmencement was held In the Through the Night." The lnvo- over-end. Both vebleles were E~tern !Aeal School District ceUon was by the Rev. Pearl demolished according to t h e .it' the Eastern High School Casto. report. No' one was Injured. Auditorium on the evening of Receiving diplomas from tbe The patrol cited Myers to storage areas on the fringe of stay 10 miles clear of the cttiea. the DMZ. From there they let Boston 21 4() .512 May ~three grade schools were: Meigs county court June 2 on the big North Vietnamese port Local military spokesmen re- loose a lhtmderlng mortar Cleveland 20 20 .500 Discredit Line ·'Mr. ·Tullll stressed the lm· Cheater: Howard Bahr, Rob- a cbarge of !allure to yield one ot Hatphong, one of them for fused to make any comment on barrage. But tbe Leatherneck Minnesota 20 21 .488 MOSCOW - THE LONG J!X. portance of baJni 1 successful erL Allen Bailey, Nancy Kay half of the roadway. !be first time In the war. Ibis. . drtve pushed on. Kansas City 19 23 .452 8 campaign to dlaciedlt high 'school student, Baum, Marshall David Bissell, IN GAUJA COUN'I'Y Military spokesmen said Navy U.S. spokesmen satd two Coastal BaUie washington 18 23 .439 Alllluyeva Apparently The blih ~ehool band, direct- Roger Eugene Carpenter, Kim· Ont of two Gallla county ao- pilots dndged through barrages planes wera .shot down over While the border heated up, New York 17 22 .4S6 started today.-A Moscow newseel by Charles Yeago, aDd the berly Lynn Fick, Gordon Lynn ctdenls occurred at 9:15 a.m. of Surface- to· Air missiles Nortb Yie~m '\WS<Iay, mak· Vtetnamese government troops California 18 26 .409 10 paper called her a "defector'' girls' onaemble, directed by Mr. Holter, Thomas Wesley Ka r r, Tuesday, on Rt. 35 at the Sll· (SAMS) and curtains of anti· ing a total of ii64 tost over the battled large concentrations of , and said she Ia "as unhap!'!' ·as 8 Alice Nease, presented must· Mary Joyce Kautz, Harold Mas- ve•· Bridge at Kanauga Offl. aircraf\ fire to bit the Lot Dong !north. North VletDDmese on the Tuesday Basulta a prisoner" In America:·· · eel selections. ter>, Joyce Louise McDaniel, cers reporied that Dle~r J. base four miles nortloweot of l In ~ound fighting, embattled northern coa~t, 342 miles New York 4 Minnesota S (1st) The Komsomoillkaya Pravda David Smtih, preside•! oflbe Debra Joyce Meldou, Robyn Schiller, 21, Jacksonville. N.c., H•iphong aod Cong My,_ 3.5,North Vletna~ese troops ·un- northeast of Saogon between the Minnesota 3 New Yo:k 0 t2Dd) reprinted an angry article from eighth grade at Riverview Marlene Mills, Rhea Jeanette headed north bad stopped due miles from the elty's center. leashed a blistering · mortar Leatherneck bases at Hoi An Washington 6 Kan. Coty 2 (1st) the French Communist newa11 School, and Howard Caldwell, Mora. Charles Robert P at e, to slow movlng traffic. It was the first reported barrage at pursuing Leather- and Chu Lat. The Voelnamese Wash. 4 K.C: 3 (2nd, inns) papar L'Humanlte Dlmanche 4 president olthe Tuppers Plains Daryl William Pooler, J u I i e Behind him, Ronald D. Mar- attack on Cong My and the ne<ks today In an attempt to reported killing 112 Cbmmwusts Boston 5 Cablornoa tlst) wblch accused ~osel Stalin's School eighth graders, gave the Arlene Rose, Kathleen Runyon, tin 25 Gallipolis failed to stop fourth on Loi Dong. halt American onshght just In lighting Tuesday. Boston 8 California 1 (2nd) daughter of "helping operatlODil welcome and Nancy B au m, Cathy Sue Smith, Margaret Su· an~ hls car colllded with the EQd .Alr Lilli south of the Demilitarized Zone The fighting near the DMZ Baltimore oClev~land 4 (lsi) aimed against her eountry." president of the Chester School zanne Teaford, Deborah K a y back of the Scltiller car. There The raids marked an end U. a (DMZ) dividing the Vielnams. centered on bunkers lh~ Com- Clevel_and 3. Baltimore 2 (2nd) eighth grad•rs, Introduced the Wood. was moderate damage to both fiv~ay lull in attacks on The Communists pulled back munlsts have been usmg to Detrott 4 Chicago 2 (1st) PreJiure Beginl speaker. I Riverview : Ruby D e I or i s veblcles. Haiphong and Hanoi, North from strategic Hill 174, which hara88 the American outpost at Detroit l Chicago 3 (2nd) LAGOS NIGERIA _ Nl· Diplomas were presented by ;Barber, Jacqueline Ann B1s e, Elizabeth Schiller, .21, In the Vietnam's major cities. the Americans wrested from Con Thien with mortar attac:ks. Todats Probable Plleholl gerian nder Lt. Col Yekubu John D. Riebel, Sr., Eastern Larry Michael ~lssell, Brenda Scblller ear, and Ronald D. • tAll Time• EDT) Gowan today begu applyibg Dostrlct superintendent: Bertha Kay Boring, Michael Grant Martin, age 2, in the Marlin Kansas City (Segul 0-0) at pre88UI'tlll> break tbe secession· Smoth, Cheater School prt~ci- Boring, Dale Allen Boston, Bob- car, had minor Injuries but New York (TIIiotsonl-t)),8p.m. 1st move by eastern Nigeria pal: Grace Weber, Rlvervtew by Fitch, Debra Ann FItch, were not treated. . ' · Minnesota (Grant i-5) without plunging lhe naiiOII ' In· ------ - - Randy Ha\1, Deborah Hauber, The patrol cited Merlin to By United Press laternaUonal r~latovely low number of Mlsee11&11eoYI Boston (Rohr 2-2), 7:30p. m. to civil war. Robert Doll. Hensley,- Charles municipal court June 2 on a Amerocans, the most foot· hoghway deaths tndocated a Total Cleveland (Tiant 2-1) The tern ..... ,1 lllr • Leonard J£111!on, .·Richard Euloose people·in the world, spent reversal of pyramiding road California led tha r.tatea with . eas ....on ong 1 · . gene Liter;;:t:I!Jrles Ray Mar· c!tarBe of failures to •tAl!! will>: a relative!)! nfe Memorial !,lay faialiiiee. .· ' ,. · 49 traffic deaths, (allowed by Detroit tLollch r.-4), p.m. ma~ Lt. Col. Odumegwu OjuNIIIoltall.tequo cinko, Viclire''tlee Pleree, · sn. ft! tbe asaured clear cllalance. weekend although one motor~.l Bi:\l.~ · c · )!:i)'f the United New York with 41, Ohio aDd Callforma (Willhite o-1) ~wu lll111?unced Tuesday the oil·. · G. AB. R. R. Pel san Diane Rai8U8J, David Grove Patrol arreats Monday and died on an averaae of e...-y,,O · ~~nt~tlon'a1 count had MichigaJI with 85 each, Dltnols Washington tColeman 2-3), .. rich ~ecUon was 80 ~,g fl'O!II Clmnte; Pill 34 110 .381 Smith, Roger Smtih( T e r r y ;:•::ar minutes during !00-hour -tJeJ<)iid.' ,.iJoo persons with 33 and Texas with 118. Alu(Phoebus 3,1 tfie 0 Staub, Hou Sl UIS 8 96 .350 Michael Stethem, Frances . . holiday. kliled In traffic accidents durka, Delaoware, Haw aU, Rhode n at a_ ~won 2 0 0 000 mo 1 Cepeda, StL 381311 23 411 .348 Wells, Martha Kay Wells, Jean fl N The National Safety Council, tng 'the holiday period. Island :;:.. r a: 2•1·0} Howard 1-Z) 1 Brock, StL 40 186, 33 114 .344 Demse Wbttehead. Lex'·"'-· Gene B 'T1ckett, ;;' which had predicted bifore the The bre·akdown: traffic (!e~jbs. ' ps, ec_be 1 : 1 Rose, Cln 4f 1'18 SS 110 .335 Tuppers Plains: Jean Baker, .,.~, ' ' start of the· holiday ' that as Tralnc 603 The weekend ended at mid- p.m. , emergency, gan sea b oc • Davis, NY 144 18 48 .333 Robert Paul Boggs, Richard : · Va:: JCarl many as 750 motorists might Frowlllnga 118 night '!\lead&)' Dlit delayed 'lburiday I Games pol seaport 1900 MrCrvr, StL llf.115 19 37 .322 Paul Buckley, Roher! Allen 32 reports of deaths continued to Minnesota at Boston ort rn!eCIUrl . announ22 EI~' lnd"• die In crashes, said the Planes ". Fiood, StL 38:1«1 :H 51 .Sll Calaway, Howard Blair Cold· l mmers, ' push the -holhlay dr(vln• oil Callforma at Washmgton ced econo sanctions. If~ " ', . ' J• _ 4 rtaD { G d Wl k ~ ·.J,:lll -- po ee 0 00 WOf 'I;.:.;. ,. I '.J ID llsaed 14 1l'l1'l1iDP aDd J'tllo truck. and mJnor to' lite Cll'. No dered asslltl lo 11 1110loristl. ont was iDjureG and; no .charie 'l'weatyoftVeD arrests we"' was filed. made oa Monday aDd Tues- Robert R Harden 28 Rt 1 day, · ' .• · Three of the accidents occur- Racine, i:st unit0l~ m aMone · d'M' tthfirstcaracc a:wp.m.onI~:'. ,.. •10 elgs coun y, e day on Forest Run Rd., I w o .F1ve of the accidents occur· at 2.50 p.m. Monday on Rt. 33, o .1 ast of Rl 7 Offi 1'811!'-<m Monday aDd TUesday. one and two-tenths miles north mt es e · · , cera rel!t~gaUolt of one was In- o1 Rt. 7, when a state truck op- ported that Harden 8 car went eiDiplele at 80!1D, dllt to !be erated by Chester A. Beaver, off the bjghway and overturn· driver's being hospitalized with 110. Rt. 2 Aillaey, scraped eel onto Its flip. an abdominal Injury. a parked car owned by L u I a The car was demolished. The ,.,Patrolmen made 57 arrests Fick, 45, Rt. I Long Bottom. patrol chargee! ~arden w i 1 h lltaiBa lite ·lour day period, There was no damage to the speed in escess for road and .. .... - - - - - - weather conditions, He was cit.- ~~ Sentlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 31, 1967 1eel to Meigs county court June - ; ' !• '11 . ''JI_ Ul 11' ,~fieerl of tbe Gelllpolls Post, Slate: Highway patrol, Jnvestiga!M..etgbt allcldents over the MtDmrlal Day holiday weekeDd; ·: !~~®~ding three in wblc!t !oitt ·persons had minor injur- • ~~0,:> ~·, '~ I A • ' ~ ,..~~· / • 0 ·l a "" '" ., .' .. ,. • -~ \ ., '' • • .:.i ....... ••• . �. . . \ ' . . ' ·\' , \. I (' I --··· ' ' ·. .. ' ' -... .. '· . _I , )" ~ ' , ' • ' ~ ~~~~--~. ~ . -.-.,-.------~--~~-... ·-~-' ' ,(. :: .• . •' ' . . ,' • I ' " ., ( . 't -~· "·' .. " ,.. .' ' ' \ LILT SPECIAl: : ,. .I . • .. . HOME . .. ., :C PERMANENT Reg. $1.69 Bar l OONV!NIINT lOCATIONS 5 TO IIRVI YOU c ,on\e\s . Middleport, 0: HONEY GOLD \ r.' .49, I ~ SO RENO 12oz. Size ot\ '1. ~. · SWIFT'S . CANADIAN ' · VAL-U-BUY i I C each NESTEA INSTANT TEA c c oz...,, •. Reg:' 3 $1.19 JAR . ·. Everyday Low Prices c Green HEAVY . RUBBER Soreno SOutHERN ROLL MARGARINE c STA PUFF-Ill IAL Fabric Softner • • • 69c CUT RITI c ' Broug:hton '5 1•. • , CAL sEVEN . CRI'SCO 3 LB. CAN c ' lib. .. QT. FRESH SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ON ALL PRODUCTS SOLD OR YOUR MONEY WILL BE CHEERFULLY REFUNDED J .,, -~- \'' ' ' .'• ,\ "1: .. 2 Players, S. T. P. PREMIUM ·. OIL TREATMENT . DOZEN '19 MLLI'URINA can Morton's Frozen Easy Monday ., . ,. .. '. ' ' ' "' . ·--~~-: . "' ... ' .. . FOR Luc~Luxry Latex.. .- . :· Wall· ;i~_..h i t', ·ul · · ~.. ' FLOATING .BEEF-CHICKEN--TURKEY . ' ' s 's \·.' .·&·: . · ~ ·s· ' ' ' "'t ~' _.. ' ' I e ~· / 1:1,_, '' 'i • . . LUCAS ~ . 1 ! c •, . ' .. NEW.RED ~() Gallon CAR MATS each • Clorox Bleach • • - Slc Dog Chow - - - • ~.69 99c Honey Gold BONUS BUYS .JUICE, REG. Forest SLICED CHUNK c FOREST GREEN Re9· Dog Food • • 7 cans $1,00 ANCHOR ANCHOR · PITCHERS 3 QT. ICE LIP OCKING' TUMBLERS ?.00 LB. PIIIIKIU • Hoc~ing WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY Wax Paper • • • • 25c Jello • - - - - lOc box Coffee Mate - 11 oz. 65c Veg.BeefSoup • - 16c Foodland Crackers - 25c onrv . ··.· ' ' ·~ ·~ · ' .... . •. .j'! ·J--1 ' 'TI ,1}.1 ' • ' 'j ' .. ,' ' · �. . . \ ' . . ' ·\' , \. I (' I --··· ' ' ·. .. ' ' -... .. '· . _I , )" ~ ' , ' • ' ~ ~~~~--~. ~ . -.-.,-.------~--~~-... ·-~-' ' ,(. :: .• . •' ' . . ,' • I ' " ., ( . 't -~· "·' .. " ,.. .' ' ' \ LILT SPECIAl: : ,. .I . • .. . HOME . .. ., :C PERMANENT Reg. $1.69 Bar l OONV!NIINT lOCATIONS 5 TO IIRVI YOU c ,on\e\s . Middleport, 0: HONEY GOLD \ r.' .49, I ~ SO RENO 12oz. Size ot\ '1. ~. · SWIFT'S . CANADIAN ' · VAL-U-BUY i I C each NESTEA INSTANT TEA c c oz...,, •. Reg:' 3 $1.19 JAR . ·. Everyday Low Prices c Green HEAVY . RUBBER Soreno SOutHERN ROLL MARGARINE c STA PUFF-Ill IAL Fabric Softner • • • 69c CUT RITI c ' Broug:hton '5 1•. • , CAL sEVEN . CRI'SCO 3 LB. CAN c ' lib. .. QT. FRESH SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ON ALL PRODUCTS SOLD OR YOUR MONEY WILL BE CHEERFULLY REFUNDED J .,, -~- \'' ' ' .'• ,\ "1: .. 2 Players, S. T. P. PREMIUM ·. OIL TREATMENT . DOZEN '19 MLLI'URINA can Morton's Frozen Easy Monday ., . ,. .. '. ' ' ' "' . ·--~~-: . "' ... ' .. . FOR Luc~Luxry Latex.. .- . :· Wall· ;i~_..h i t', ·ul · · ~.. ' FLOATING .BEEF-CHICKEN--TURKEY . ' ' s 's \·.' .·&·: . · ~ ·s· ' ' ' "'t ~' _.. ' ' I e ~· / 1:1,_, '' 'i • . . LUCAS ~ . 1 ! c •, . ' .. NEW.RED ~() Gallon CAR MATS each • Clorox Bleach • • - Slc Dog Chow - - - • ~.69 99c Honey Gold BONUS BUYS .JUICE, REG. Forest SLICED CHUNK c FOREST GREEN Re9· Dog Food • • 7 cans $1,00 ANCHOR ANCHOR · PITCHERS 3 QT. ICE LIP OCKING' TUMBLERS ?.00 LB. PIIIIKIU • Hoc~ing WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY Wax Paper • • • • 25c Jello • - - - - lOc box Coffee Mate - 11 oz. 65c Veg.BeefSoup • - 16c Foodland Crackers - 25c onrv . ··.· ' ' ·~ ·~ · ' .... . •. .j'! ·J--1 ' 'TI ,1}.1 ' • ' 'j ' .. ,' ' · �• '1.. ••• .. 'j '' ' ' . ' ' " ' ;.. --.' , .... _,-_,., . "'t" ' ; I B 'J:. . · ·; .. • .fj • ~-- ' d i t . .., .. ,_,·~- ~-~-,~-- ... '· . J ; liCIWJUWUJ JHIIIII .1~ ,,, · ~~~· ~-~ U'1lliiWI oi !l)m8, dlmlnisbe~. moo~ :f.; to 'Twiggy: BI'OIIll • born Joan M.W 1 The ' •.\.·• ' I . ' '·' .,·' • 'WUI¥•"JJWIIf' toHiunned. to • I u D i! h . . p!od.el,wllh long all"aigbl hal\', . ,. Tex Mc:Cr8111, ~ Da~ Gwynite Vauderut and bls ob- sumptulljiSiy at tbe .. · . · a fraction under five-leD, 120 llamas public.reli!tkms-persuad- •ject ol unbelief was Ills sbauJ- OilY llestauraat~•JIEW Y!)RK - 111m. : Bob. .• , 'lbe wildly hUarlooe 1111' lsil by Patrlclll Mmell .. :. •• lbl., long.Jlmbed boylsb ftgger ,.,-, ~ld his Sevea Arts s~ der • lenglb billreutted 1011 ,'!'ho munched 8 l corned 117 KeDD~Y called 1e11 (Micllaei ·Crawford) of the best Singer Lainle Kuaa allced .. New sneaky slaat to ·g,e·t 'for llbout $350,1100 .·. Florida stars with a schoolboy rock Wlcb at the Carlton · aongstress Dlon.n•e. War- broad. OOIIlic :epoor on Bdwy. short her Chicago .elate at Mr. studeats off clgareta;' A doctor ·ia'llblers outa~y don't ap- group ... RCA·NBC ezec ~ taon 1: 112nd) .and had s 1!iclc to perfQflll at the ·J~e 1 .(l!la~~~y) bas been sued Kelly's and is in an L.. A. hos- In Montevideo, U1'11&UN told a ·'p{eciate Tex' 'revelations of by Samllll geto $425,1100 a year, lySIOCker ·rolll wrapped to dlnnt!r rw LBJ al ·lhe Walclflrlln I:ondon rw mach of prom- pita! lor respiratory treatment university seminar smok· their $7>,000 more than CBS top. .. : '!be only · · In& "reduces seuall!fe" and . , , hand Bill ,Paley (l!'bailk~s dad) we . to Bill's meou· Js '~ 9 8 • . • McGraw • ' HUI't buDding[ You owe tbe man who desert- 300 students swore oil •.. .. Sm• Jack-Paar dau&bter Randy ed you nothing, bu\ II you think timg, not sex. . rumored ready ' to work 10 r a biggel'than-Time • Lll••,bu~d·[,' ·· ·I life with h1m woul4 be beppier , · ., Bob~y Kennedy th!" summer In lng just IOU.th of 6th Av~!•·' •kY· than without Jilin _ well think Barefoot In the Park ls .a, his Washington o1!1ce. ... Alone, scraping Luce,ville . Bill Pa· a while longer. Then be ~ b 11 bllthe celluloid 11'111~ . ~lib far suntli!\ned, Dpdger pitcher • ley's • aforenoted slinmler·lhall' selfish In your decislon. Choose more emphasis on ~mance lhllb emerihis Sandy Koulax at[,~--=~;;;."-.;_;;;;;;;; --what's best for YOU. the stage orlglnal,s wM com- Frank Leone's restaurant got . Remember, be may only' want the ,,''He's handsomer In per· NOTICE ONLY OOUPON-IIAPPY WIFE because be sylllpathlzed with a nurse in an oJd.age rest borne. Venus• Arms son treatment · · · Th• London STUDIO CLOSED' DRlVES HUSBAND TO SOFI' me .... his wile collects cou· - .~i. . . · Mirror reported Julie Aodrews $30.00 Down ;.. Balonco on ~RINII: too. . . . It IS. generally belived by art bas been in live-a·week analyMAY 29th Convtnftnl To08 Ji)ear Helen: poPresently the total cost for a ThiS col~ IS. ded1":'ted to aulhontles that the statue ol ve. sis !•r two yesrs ; _·.Must help: , dollar .. fund" has sk rocket. family Uvmg, so II you re hav· nus de Mllo had arms. When she s the- screen s very t 0 p . II these retaU 181es promo. ed to ress not bot. ing kid trouble or jUBt plain unearthed, It was In two parts boxoUico atflacUon .. . Mak-' THRU JUNE 5th lion boys could Uve with my de $12:ts' gen Is trouble, let Helen Help YOU! and p1eces of the arms . were ing his film debut oppUBite HayFURNITURE CO, ·. J 0 wile jUBt one 11e She will also welcome yourfoundwithit,aswellasape-leyMllllin"TheFamilyWay," MASON, W. VA. J week, they'd learn. Man, would ~wa ~1 a ~ an h t11'P' own amusing experiences. Ad· deslal with an lns&iptton. 23 - yesr - old Welsh actor Hy· Prole,.lonol Photogrophy IIley learn!! That would teach ng. !wet are e un appyll dress Helen Bottel in care of These later disappeared a n d well Bennett Is heralded as th sbo d owners o wo paper cup wa his ba 1l5 E. So<ond St. Pomeroy 'Jm ey . ul turn I heIr dispensers _ plus 88 extra cups t newspaper. ve never again beea found. "the successor to Richard Bur- Ba~amas l!lle~s. I \ 'ei':c~pl~on[ ~'iii ~~::~![tbe~:=~~1l:;;~~~~~~:,. ' ~ppy Clayton Folden Dies in Akron . RAC~E .; FURNITURE -~- · ' I '· MARKET Open Mon.·Frl ...... ... 9 to 6 Saturday .. .... .... .. . 9 to 8 5TH & l'EAI!L STS.-RAC/NE "The Store With A Hart" .. • • SHOW BOAT Pork & Beans · MIRACLE WHIP FAMILY SIZE cans oz. CHEESE 3lb. can c e AT RUTLAND e ..- s I POLY BAG . PEAS CORN MIXED VEGETABLES PEAS and CARROTS bags Q.N··E · 1).. y· family, Charles _Smith of Dal· ,A· ton, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jef. fers, Shirley and Donna, <vo·•. ll cuse, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence - J.. Triplet of Pomeroy. 1 M dM dK · · ,., ' r. anin with rs. Raymon You getand our finishing. ulual fine moved her son. ems Mr. service Okey Pack. Anna Lee Pe!'Sons. Sharon eln ot 9, aul ot 5 SHIRT SERVIC£ famil~. Rob'lnson's Clel!..ners · 'D ·~· :;~~~ •• come m ancl get details Knoxweed PRE·EMERGENCI H~RaiCtD~ ANT H0 NY 'U crop rotalio~ 1t1 important·to you use KNOXWEED to · control weed.J ill Plumbing-Heating Your Dependable . Dealer For .KN9X11/EE:D conannual · 1to11es and broad· leaf weodt •hen PLUMBING AND • HEATING Phone WY 2·2550 their seeds eel'JDiD· ate, Then before hlrveot I! ·iiJsappears !rom, t~o aoil, Ieav· to In· terfere whh eover crops or crop fOta· ing no residue tion. , t • \)all ,oq WI lw ·fuU mformatton. KAUTZ FEED STORE .. 985·3347 Chester, 0. GROUND BEEF· Jib. lbs. ~ACKAGED eRIGHT RESERVED TO LIMIT QUANTITIES REGULAR - - - - ' -- - qt. •• DAIRY BUYS BEST GRADE 4 ••• plcg. BRIAR $1. 6 79( QUARTERS . ¥.1 GALLON 1 11b. pkgs. ' 7 _, '• .39 BETTER MEAT BUYS/ SLICED BOLOGNA 21b. 31b. pkg. / WHOLE or HALF Bq$k~.t .' 7• ••. ' ',7,.:....-... 7 ~ ' I SLICED, LB. 59c ' No. FNew :Red' ' •, I __ c • " • ,, ~· lb. ·~ • • t)~~~.jar 4~c. • \ i DAIRY FAIR ICE MILK •• ... .so lb. ,, .i ·~ ·. j~ .• ' ' . flnUIJ,III wa r (erent crOPS ':" !ram almonds to.<zucdnJII. It produOo es 8 the natiOn ·1; 1 · - · · 1o · " ~ The first ;J!!uiiarj post to ' ml~ the Stars and Stripes was .... . in New ·York. APPLE BUTTER ~~RTLCH 21 ... lor 29c KOOL AID 7 pkgo.2Sc Sohio CHARCOAL LIGHTER _ _ 29c Charm in TOILET TISSUE 2 4p~;. 79c Spaghetti & Meat DINNER cHEFs 2 •:k~:. 89c BARBECUE SAUCE ,.... bolll• 29c WINDSOR PEPPER 29c DETERGENT ~~~IT_ __ _ _...:.__._" 2i OL39t' BLEACH Dllltl _ _ _ ___,...:·~·_ , O\tton29c; - ) VEGETABLES .09 . ;. ' •" I "" -11!' 19 Ita csr ... MATCH OLEO ICE CREAM ·' •• ' • ·• ••\ . · RUTLAND DEPT. STORE FAIRMONT • · ·~; MIX ' PLANTERS PEANUT BUTTER :~•.r'&maUc261a nod &ltid~~._»isea e~e':flllln& ~II• .ppro~tely ~nHightti ~d gr~nes. o« ~· LUCKY BUY DOG and CAT FOOD • •• li'il' dates. •1!f:1Y ,, ... e AT TUPPERS PLAiNS e JO BO Mllionll.-lnl ttel!·lr,,JI 11h( ;j••nlage gf 111r moae,. 1 CaUlo'l'!lja, Newark visited Mr and · Carl Authcrson . . Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. caanliedd vonlckMi r.JvahnndstoMn,rs. l,..oca.,.l,,.!l Powell and family were u• Janie Con 0 Mr. and I Hayes McMg urry, • ,~~·1r S .I m o Congo and -May JohnstOn · powe 11 , 1oca,,, and Mr.· an d Delbert Powell Reeds ·u M d M · J v• dr ...an J rls. ames an mrs an e Congo 1. d · M . rten s ~t artelta ~unday. Mrs. ~dra Bush slayed ovelr· ll mght With' her ste]p-.lmot'her,ll Mrs. Mono iWolfe, who " a tient at Memor~al . . ,--.,. . ,_ PRIDE-I·LB. BOX ... ~~~~~;:;I .:FROZEN~FOOD BUY! .·-- RATH'S . CANNED ARMOUR TREET He's 1 recluse. love• closets, underneath counters and 11airl.lltlobtnlslte. PEP IIIII. Electric. AvaHable on aur Prateded Service Plttn ••• a 100~, IQ;year warranty • filii, IIIVice alld tank. AU yow dtller, ,I zhr II' Mr. and Mrs. Olie Sayre son, Olie Sayer Jr. and Mr. Mrs. Paul Ours and t ,, children, local, visited Mr. Mrs. William Abies andl Mrs . Lucille Alien, ~~ Kaye Amhrus and Beckv ! f ....'. YlAID CROSS SONS Quart Chef's Delight 3 59c LUNCH MEAT ---,---~~.~ 49c 19t SALTINE CRACKERS S1ln ltasetMub. Ubs II be wtte11 the 1ction b, closer to llle bat Wiler bps. Dom't dig nues, venls, pilot lights, .----·----·---, e AT RACINE e LYONS MARKET SNOW DRIFT t!fon· ViSitors of Mr.wand mer Icenhower ere Mr. Mrs. Clifford Icenhower ~ .~ -----~IIi!~---···· ~ SALAD DRESSING CANS SHORTENING ~"'· , Society Noles ----_:<'=,...,,..,====,...,="'1 KRAFT s 21b. box 1 Don~elson I LOAF ,.' 'I Amthe umte • dstates' o•d Town Flats pit41!. !l,onny his home In . Columbus staying with his Mrs. Minnie Carroll and farililv . ·Mr. Chsrlie Carroll. · ed at Columbus, $pent a ' end at h.ome with his family. · GALLON Right reserved to limit quantitir11. 20 I io GRADE A HOMOGENIZED FOLGERS INSTANT -· DELMONTE pl~~<e vlcto~y. sirength. TIIOn 1, Ilia father, wllJ to whisper, "I have not lived vain." • ·- · -· ..,.......,_,........,;. •. '!".'~~ o. ~lllo1Jila'I'Cropt·. Certified Oil Co. 595 CATSUP BAKER FURNITURE =--- ---- - . --------·----- · •' A "'Yl part/~~~ CERTIFIED Ful· V"'" .1 NO. e~ough~· R~th· FOR JUNE l-2-3 3 5 J SPECIAL SAVINGS .. oi~gical og~cal ISS~e GROVER'S STUDIO ' M wlf d 't b h Show me the man who Invent· Y e oesn uy mere an· ed grocery store coupons and 41Je, s~e buys coupons. Anr· I'll show you a bachelor. If I tiling With a CODII><ln she can 1 ever meet him, I'll pour down resist, wh~tber she needs it •• his miserable throat a cocktail 1!01. She oaya women are like made of ground . up coupons !bat. mixed with pop, and dispensed Take last week. A soft drink from a paper cup! - BOB company olfered a dollar re- Dear Bob: lund if you send in eight corks Tell me when, and I'll pop from the caps, plus a label from over to help you! - H. i opecial new kind of paper cup PERSONAL TO "SHOULD - with dispenser. She bought WE OR SHOULDN'T WE?" the pop. then picked up a box EarJy.to.wed lovebirds should of paper cups which the store recall what Gypsy Rose Lee displayed alongside the coupon telegraphed newly married ''ad." You guessed It: wrong friends: "Enjoy yourselves, it's cups! So she wheels back to the later THAT you think." market and buys tho right ... .. . So think first! - H. brand of dispenser ·- wrong Dear Helen : aize! Again, back to market, My first hUBband and I have but she can't exchange t be been divorced for 30 years. We llrst two packages because she lived together 21 years, had s.. bas opened them. ven children, 23 grandchildren Meanwhile, our !.ids and their and 11 great grands. We both pals had drunk sit of the eight remarried but are now alone. "poj)ll," thrown away the caps, I'm 68, he's '10. ao, of course, she replaces He wants to msrry me again them. Another hall·gallon of and spend our old age together. gas! He deserted me and the chilNow, Helen, have you ever dren whea they were young, afpryed a cork out of a cap? My ter belngunlaithful many times. slashed finger required t w o I worked. and reared them with stitches from the doctor, who no help from him, but it wa s gave me • bargain price ol 8 better than being a doormat. I now have a nice home of my o'fn and draw Social Secu· rity; enjoy Ule, am not lonely, but am greatly frustrated wondering what to do. Do I owe the f•ther of my children a second chance? - C.C. Clayton C. Folden, 71, passed Dear C: away Ma} 25, at General Hos· [r-========-, pita! in .& '·~')n. Mr. Folden wa!l born and reared near Dexter, Complete but had spent most of the past Rooms Of Sl years In Akron. He Is survived by a son, Den· ver C.; three grandsons. Ger. ~d. Gene and Gary: a brother, Elmer, and two sisters, Mrs. Carl Shenefield and Mrs. Kear· ley Ogdln. · His wile, Golda, died a year qo, ' Attending services at !be Bll· IDw Falll Chapel In Cuyahoga Falls on Monday from this area WOI'I! Mr. and Mrs. Csrl Sheoe· lleld, Mrs. Kearney Ogdin, Mr. IDd Mrs. Rex Shenefield and 111'1. Charles Griffith and Kar· MlddllpOrt. 0. BYDOUQLASMacARTHUit him Jearn to stand up 1{1 BY ·wn::IJAJil " WJilTE ' meeting in \VhiCb the cont,end- '!t, therefore, follows I b a I Build me a son, 0 Lord, wbo storm. Let hllll learn - Tbe·aeem- Jng forces become outright ide· tltose !l'ho continue to Insist I will be strong enough to know Slon for those who fail. ' \)DO!IdlDg aeries of bo_tb devils'!!' [JOllltive Ideo!- starkly that religious prejudice ' when he is weak, brave Build me a soo whose, beart chronic and fresh !nternationsaint<. depending on the won and that tolerance lost In ] Ill face himself when he '" will be clear, whose goal will be al crtses - see V1etnam for the point of vtew. Kentucky are doing no ser . l lr81d, one who wlll be proud h1gh : a son who wm m a 8 t e r ·and the Middle At first glance, a RepUblican 1to the RepUblican l and unbendmg In honest defeat, himself before he seeks to the, "cond - Is oblcur· priDiary _election In a single they are not raising a fal.se ! humble and gentle In ter other men: one who w; 11 Jng ·tfuo .~~~politician fll!h.t· state would hatdly se.em to qual· Issue, they are at the verY 1 Build me a son whose WIShes reach mto the future, yet never In&. t N Presidential elec· ily as of national Importance. minimum rais'"" not take 11 ol. ar the! -... an l'ss"e • that will a son h th.ille k orThdeeds; forget the past. And alter a I ~. .Y0 • e ess, devel· And yet, lhere is a nstlonal is wholly debatable in point of w0 w now ee -· these !lungs are his, •nd, I o,vm•n!t. ol hl'h lmporta~ for. the Republicans in fact and at any rate Is undebat· and that to know himself Is pray' enough of a sense of oln be ow 1\le surface the recl(nl primary election tn ablv harmful to the deeper in· the foundation stone of know!· mor so that he may e)ways be mlgllll,er events. Kentucky. . Itereste of both party and na· edge. . . serious yet never take the h t f 11 Lead h m 1 t th Th lion [ · I , pray, no m ,.e l seriously. Give him · If . .~ ai'J'es o s Jems for the Democrais ere, tile race for tbe Repub· · path of ease and comfsrt, out the simplicity of tru• fmd a means by which a rna: nommallon for . governor No one should cry up racial under the stress ar.d spur of dif· ness an open mind of true jority can at woNt calm almost. overmght I he or religious divisions unless It ficu!Ues and challenge. L e t dom' and the meekness of true and at' beot somehow forfar avoidable beyond K troubles t k • IS ·aboolutely certam tllat they I lh• party's peacenik fringe on en uc Y s exiSt importantly in truth and · V1etnam, the central need Judge Marlow W. Cook unless the stake is something the Repulll,icsns !s to avert <leLoUie Nunn were . alongB. ordtna~ lines confor fa1 F bigger t d than. a tbgovernorship. I Am Both III h 1 " eaI s Irue IIve.. and quIte . . ., or o o so 1n ese eircum· t robbing with industry. ry dlsunlpil on • grown nommallon when sudd~nly stances Is to inflame t h a t I am the United States. matters. of reltgJOus prejud1ce. wh1ch sbould never be idly I I was born on July 1' 1176• v I amD· George II d . I WW bstashlngion Car. . For the greatest. peril or a ege , was someho\9 1 char~ed I and, inescapably, to , and d the Declaration . . of Inde- as" ·Salkame I am c er,thand exploit n reverse something pen ence IS my b1rth certifi· more an by the G,O,P. is not wilil 'overse•s questions. a Protestant In a heav• tllat never should be exploited cate. The blondlines ol the OliO schools and colleges, an er ibis the supreme Protestant state, was accus· either way world run in my veins because 2li0,000 churches where my ~ f ti.C th r 1 • • 1 not to allow overly doctrinal 0 an a o" sm, Cook be. I offer freedom to the oppress- P e worshp Gnd as they think di!iputes Qn essentially a Ca tholic and "Jun~ won.. In short, what h_as hanpencd ed. ~est. I am the roar of a crowd domestle h•mes to lead in adherents complam of m Kentucky bas given the Re· I am many things, and many m a stadium, and the voice to attempts to separate t h blas. though Cook him- publics~ the plamest possible people. I am the United States. a choir in a cathedral. I am very last Republican emerged battered from t~e illustration of what should n?t I am 180,000,000 living lOUis Franklin Delano Roosevelt, from the very last to can for party be anowed to happen m their ~- and the ghost of millions who Dwight Eisenhower and John gost. . Nunn In Novem· national campaign. have lived and lied for me. F. Kennedy. That app"lach Is the way · There Is an abundance of ra. • I am Nathan Hale, Paul Re- Yes. I am the nation, and party; chaos~. as the G.O.P. Though nobody far from the tional issues, both between the vere, Washington, Jefferson, and these are the things that I am. fou~d to Us cost in the 19M Isc~n~ can ores~~e to know fo~ two parties and within e 8 c tt. Patrick Henry. I am J-ohn Paul 1I was c;o~ceiv~ in Ireedom and, natmnal convention that nomi·! ce tam tllat a Cathone Issue' party, without going out of the Jonesc the Green ·Mountain 1Gud WlUmg, m freedom I will nated Barry Goldwater. That I not present, there " the way to find more things to ar· Boys and Davy Crockett. I am'[ spend the rest of my days. May convention worked i!self up In· islro~gest hunch that the con· gue about tn the deeply sensi- Independence Han, The Moni-: I possoss lllways, the integrity, \1' an emotional atmosphere [' thing here. was not real· live private srea ol religion, tor, and the Merrimac. I am the courage and the strength to 1 0 reminiscent of a rural revival Y but Simply P • n Lee, Grant and Abe Lincoln. keep myself unshackled. to Cook was moderately I remember the Alamo, the main a citadel of freedom and on th1~ and other clvol Washlaglan's . Ancestry Maine, and P""rl Harbor. When a beacon of hope to the world. _matters , Nunn was con- , George Washmgton wa s a freedom caned, 1 answered and I am the United States .:.. servabve. . I' thlfd-(eneratlon · Virginian. His stayed until it was over, over Anon. · The simple fact IS that open great grandfather had come I there. HAS NOT RAISED housing -. that is, the forced over from England to piek up 1 am the Brooklyn Br1d GAS PRICES! sa1e or rental of private proper. a eargo ol tobacco in 1656. A the wheat land 0 f K ~ ly to Negroes over the objec- , storm drove the ship around. the granite hills of ;:;:~0: ..· r Regular _ 30.9c of the owners - is dern- 1and be remained in the New am the coalfields of West . Vi~ ' Ethyl _ 31.9c onstrably unpopular In t b I s IWorld. gin! a and Pennsylvania, the Fe~· 1D areas far removed tile lands of the West, tbe Gold· from Kentucky or other border Country vegetable stands In en Gate and the Grand Canyon. slates, or from the South 1tself. the United States have lncreas- Oh 1 am big 1 1f W. Main Pomeroy I One has only to look at Califor.l, ed in numbers by 2li per cent th~ Atlantic t~pr~ ;; !m for one example. in the past 10 years. three million sgu:re ~ 1e ~: I MASON a Cllnty UtUe eyes on other, less - In a family that never uses " •' ,. -='ng glmmlckl to hOOk we- them. C,(lni~olComment, Events ASoldier'sPI'llyerfor His Son !':. , · . go~ .Bottel includ~ shpos~th.sodur prod~ ' ~gly fi~j . ! J~Jtance. E~t.lor HELEN HELP US! by Helen \ w~dTON , ~t '. ., • ( ' ' , a-~- "'-'••• ltlJWel"' ·,:e:'. .,!, ' """'• .••• ,...._;........,., •-·"'-"""" ....__.. ., ' ' '+ • ., �• '1.. ••• .. 'j '' ' ' . ' ' " ' ;.. --.' , .... _,-_,., . "'t" ' ; I B 'J:. . · ·; .. • .fj • ~-- ' d i t . .., .. ,_,·~- ~-~-,~-- ... '· . J ; liCIWJUWUJ JHIIIII .1~ ,,, · ~~~· ~-~ U'1lliiWI oi !l)m8, dlmlnisbe~. moo~ :f.; to 'Twiggy: BI'OIIll • born Joan M.W 1 The ' •.\.·• ' I . ' '·' .,·' • 'WUI¥•"JJWIIf' toHiunned. to • I u D i! h . . p!od.el,wllh long all"aigbl hal\', . ,. Tex Mc:Cr8111, ~ Da~ Gwynite Vauderut and bls ob- sumptulljiSiy at tbe .. · . · a fraction under five-leD, 120 llamas public.reli!tkms-persuad- •ject ol unbelief was Ills sbauJ- OilY llestauraat~•JIEW Y!)RK - 111m. : Bob. .• , 'lbe wildly hUarlooe 1111' lsil by Patrlclll Mmell .. :. •• lbl., long.Jlmbed boylsb ftgger ,.,-, ~ld his Sevea Arts s~ der • lenglb billreutted 1011 ,'!'ho munched 8 l corned 117 KeDD~Y called 1e11 (Micllaei ·Crawford) of the best Singer Lainle Kuaa allced .. New sneaky slaat to ·g,e·t 'for llbout $350,1100 .·. Florida stars with a schoolboy rock Wlcb at the Carlton · aongstress Dlon.n•e. War- broad. OOIIlic :epoor on Bdwy. short her Chicago .elate at Mr. studeats off clgareta;' A doctor ·ia'llblers outa~y don't ap- group ... RCA·NBC ezec ~ taon 1: 112nd) .and had s 1!iclc to perfQflll at the ·J~e 1 .(l!la~~~y) bas been sued Kelly's and is in an L.. A. hos- In Montevideo, U1'11&UN told a ·'p{eciate Tex' 'revelations of by Samllll geto $425,1100 a year, lySIOCker ·rolll wrapped to dlnnt!r rw LBJ al ·lhe Walclflrlln I:ondon rw mach of prom- pita! lor respiratory treatment university seminar smok· their $7>,000 more than CBS top. .. : '!be only · · In& "reduces seuall!fe" and . , , hand Bill ,Paley (l!'bailk~s dad) we . to Bill's meou· Js '~ 9 8 • . • McGraw • ' HUI't buDding[ You owe tbe man who desert- 300 students swore oil •.. .. Sm• Jack-Paar dau&bter Randy ed you nothing, bu\ II you think timg, not sex. . rumored ready ' to work 10 r a biggel'than-Time • Lll••,bu~d·[,' ·· ·I life with h1m woul4 be beppier , · ., Bob~y Kennedy th!" summer In lng just IOU.th of 6th Av~!•·' •kY· than without Jilin _ well think Barefoot In the Park ls .a, his Washington o1!1ce. ... Alone, scraping Luce,ville . Bill Pa· a while longer. Then be ~ b 11 bllthe celluloid 11'111~ . ~lib far suntli!\ned, Dpdger pitcher • ley's • aforenoted slinmler·lhall' selfish In your decislon. Choose more emphasis on ~mance lhllb emerihis Sandy Koulax at[,~--=~;;;."-.;_;;;;;;;; --what's best for YOU. the stage orlglnal,s wM com- Frank Leone's restaurant got . Remember, be may only' want the ,,''He's handsomer In per· NOTICE ONLY OOUPON-IIAPPY WIFE because be sylllpathlzed with a nurse in an oJd.age rest borne. Venus• Arms son treatment · · · Th• London STUDIO CLOSED' DRlVES HUSBAND TO SOFI' me .... his wile collects cou· - .~i. . . · Mirror reported Julie Aodrews $30.00 Down ;.. Balonco on ~RINII: too. . . . It IS. generally belived by art bas been in live-a·week analyMAY 29th Convtnftnl To08 Ji)ear Helen: poPresently the total cost for a ThiS col~ IS. ded1":'ted to aulhontles that the statue ol ve. sis !•r two yesrs ; _·.Must help: , dollar .. fund" has sk rocket. family Uvmg, so II you re hav· nus de Mllo had arms. When she s the- screen s very t 0 p . II these retaU 181es promo. ed to ress not bot. ing kid trouble or jUBt plain unearthed, It was In two parts boxoUico atflacUon .. . Mak-' THRU JUNE 5th lion boys could Uve with my de $12:ts' gen Is trouble, let Helen Help YOU! and p1eces of the arms . were ing his film debut oppUBite HayFURNITURE CO, ·. J 0 wile jUBt one 11e She will also welcome yourfoundwithit,aswellasape-leyMllllin"TheFamilyWay," MASON, W. VA. J week, they'd learn. Man, would ~wa ~1 a ~ an h t11'P' own amusing experiences. Ad· deslal with an lns&iptton. 23 - yesr - old Welsh actor Hy· Prole,.lonol Photogrophy IIley learn!! That would teach ng. !wet are e un appyll dress Helen Bottel in care of These later disappeared a n d well Bennett Is heralded as th sbo d owners o wo paper cup wa his ba 1l5 E. So<ond St. Pomeroy 'Jm ey . ul turn I heIr dispensers _ plus 88 extra cups t newspaper. ve never again beea found. "the successor to Richard Bur- Ba~amas l!lle~s. I \ 'ei':c~pl~on[ ~'iii ~~::~![tbe~:=~~1l:;;~~~~~~:,. ' ~ppy Clayton Folden Dies in Akron . RAC~E .; FURNITURE -~- · ' I '· MARKET Open Mon.·Frl ...... ... 9 to 6 Saturday .. .... .... .. . 9 to 8 5TH & l'EAI!L STS.-RAC/NE "The Store With A Hart" .. • • SHOW BOAT Pork & Beans · MIRACLE WHIP FAMILY SIZE cans oz. CHEESE 3lb. can c e AT RUTLAND e ..- s I POLY BAG . PEAS CORN MIXED VEGETABLES PEAS and CARROTS bags Q.N··E · 1).. y· family, Charles _Smith of Dal· ,A· ton, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jef. fers, Shirley and Donna, <vo·•. ll cuse, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence - J.. Triplet of Pomeroy. 1 M dM dK · · ,., ' r. anin with rs. Raymon You getand our finishing. ulual fine moved her son. ems Mr. service Okey Pack. Anna Lee Pe!'Sons. Sharon eln ot 9, aul ot 5 SHIRT SERVIC£ famil~. Rob'lnson's Clel!..ners · 'D ·~· :;~~~ •• come m ancl get details Knoxweed PRE·EMERGENCI H~RaiCtD~ ANT H0 NY 'U crop rotalio~ 1t1 important·to you use KNOXWEED to · control weed.J ill Plumbing-Heating Your Dependable . Dealer For .KN9X11/EE:D conannual · 1to11es and broad· leaf weodt •hen PLUMBING AND • HEATING Phone WY 2·2550 their seeds eel'JDiD· ate, Then before hlrveot I! ·iiJsappears !rom, t~o aoil, Ieav· to In· terfere whh eover crops or crop fOta· ing no residue tion. , t • \)all ,oq WI lw ·fuU mformatton. KAUTZ FEED STORE .. 985·3347 Chester, 0. GROUND BEEF· Jib. lbs. ~ACKAGED eRIGHT RESERVED TO LIMIT QUANTITIES REGULAR - - - - ' -- - qt. •• DAIRY BUYS BEST GRADE 4 ••• plcg. BRIAR $1. 6 79( QUARTERS . ¥.1 GALLON 1 11b. pkgs. ' 7 _, '• .39 BETTER MEAT BUYS/ SLICED BOLOGNA 21b. 31b. pkg. / WHOLE or HALF Bq$k~.t .' 7• ••. ' ',7,.:....-... 7 ~ ' I SLICED, LB. 59c ' No. FNew :Red' ' •, I __ c • " • ,, ~· lb. ·~ • • t)~~~.jar 4~c. • \ i DAIRY FAIR ICE MILK •• ... .so lb. ,, .i ·~ ·. j~ .• ' ' . flnUIJ,III wa r (erent crOPS ':" !ram almonds to.<zucdnJII. It produOo es 8 the natiOn ·1; 1 · - · · 1o · " ~ The first ;J!!uiiarj post to ' ml~ the Stars and Stripes was .... . in New ·York. APPLE BUTTER ~~RTLCH 21 ... lor 29c KOOL AID 7 pkgo.2Sc Sohio CHARCOAL LIGHTER _ _ 29c Charm in TOILET TISSUE 2 4p~;. 79c Spaghetti & Meat DINNER cHEFs 2 •:k~:. 89c BARBECUE SAUCE ,.... bolll• 29c WINDSOR PEPPER 29c DETERGENT ~~~IT_ __ _ _...:.__._" 2i OL39t' BLEACH Dllltl _ _ _ ___,...:·~·_ , O\tton29c; - ) VEGETABLES .09 . ;. ' •" I "" -11!' 19 Ita csr ... MATCH OLEO ICE CREAM ·' •• ' • ·• ••\ . · RUTLAND DEPT. STORE FAIRMONT • · ·~; MIX ' PLANTERS PEANUT BUTTER :~•.r'&maUc261a nod &ltid~~._»isea e~e':flllln& ~II• .ppro~tely ~nHightti ~d gr~nes. o« ~· LUCKY BUY DOG and CAT FOOD • •• li'il' dates. •1!f:1Y ,, ... e AT TUPPERS PLAiNS e JO BO Mllionll.-lnl ttel!·lr,,JI 11h( ;j••nlage gf 111r moae,. 1 CaUlo'l'!lja, Newark visited Mr and · Carl Authcrson . . Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. caanliedd vonlckMi r.JvahnndstoMn,rs. l,..oca.,.l,,.!l Powell and family were u• Janie Con 0 Mr. and I Hayes McMg urry, • ,~~·1r S .I m o Congo and -May JohnstOn · powe 11 , 1oca,,, and Mr.· an d Delbert Powell Reeds ·u M d M · J v• dr ...an J rls. ames an mrs an e Congo 1. d · M . rten s ~t artelta ~unday. Mrs. ~dra Bush slayed ovelr· ll mght With' her ste]p-.lmot'her,ll Mrs. Mono iWolfe, who " a tient at Memor~al . . ,--.,. . ,_ PRIDE-I·LB. BOX ... ~~~~~;:;I .:FROZEN~FOOD BUY! .·-- RATH'S . CANNED ARMOUR TREET He's 1 recluse. love• closets, underneath counters and 11airl.lltlobtnlslte. PEP IIIII. Electric. AvaHable on aur Prateded Service Plttn ••• a 100~, IQ;year warranty • filii, IIIVice alld tank. AU yow dtller, ,I zhr II' Mr. and Mrs. Olie Sayre son, Olie Sayer Jr. and Mr. Mrs. Paul Ours and t ,, children, local, visited Mr. Mrs. William Abies andl Mrs . Lucille Alien, ~~ Kaye Amhrus and Beckv ! f ....'. YlAID CROSS SONS Quart Chef's Delight 3 59c LUNCH MEAT ---,---~~.~ 49c 19t SALTINE CRACKERS S1ln ltasetMub. Ubs II be wtte11 the 1ction b, closer to llle bat Wiler bps. Dom't dig nues, venls, pilot lights, .----·----·---, e AT RACINE e LYONS MARKET SNOW DRIFT t!fon· ViSitors of Mr.wand mer Icenhower ere Mr. Mrs. Clifford Icenhower ~ .~ -----~IIi!~---···· ~ SALAD DRESSING CANS SHORTENING ~"'· , Society Noles ----_:<'=,...,,..,====,...,="'1 KRAFT s 21b. box 1 Don~elson I LOAF ,.' 'I Amthe umte • dstates' o•d Town Flats pit41!. !l,onny his home In . Columbus staying with his Mrs. Minnie Carroll and farililv . ·Mr. Chsrlie Carroll. · ed at Columbus, $pent a ' end at h.ome with his family. · GALLON Right reserved to limit quantitir11. 20 I io GRADE A HOMOGENIZED FOLGERS INSTANT -· DELMONTE pl~~<e vlcto~y. sirength. TIIOn 1, Ilia father, wllJ to whisper, "I have not lived vain." • ·- · -· ..,.......,_,........,;. •. '!".'~~ o. ~lllo1Jila'I'Cropt·. Certified Oil Co. 595 CATSUP BAKER FURNITURE =--- ---- - . --------·----- · •' A "'Yl part/~~~ CERTIFIED Ful· V"'" .1 NO. e~ough~· R~th· FOR JUNE l-2-3 3 5 J SPECIAL SAVINGS .. oi~gical og~cal ISS~e GROVER'S STUDIO ' M wlf d 't b h Show me the man who Invent· Y e oesn uy mere an· ed grocery store coupons and 41Je, s~e buys coupons. Anr· I'll show you a bachelor. If I tiling With a CODII><ln she can 1 ever meet him, I'll pour down resist, wh~tber she needs it •• his miserable throat a cocktail 1!01. She oaya women are like made of ground . up coupons !bat. mixed with pop, and dispensed Take last week. A soft drink from a paper cup! - BOB company olfered a dollar re- Dear Bob: lund if you send in eight corks Tell me when, and I'll pop from the caps, plus a label from over to help you! - H. i opecial new kind of paper cup PERSONAL TO "SHOULD - with dispenser. She bought WE OR SHOULDN'T WE?" the pop. then picked up a box EarJy.to.wed lovebirds should of paper cups which the store recall what Gypsy Rose Lee displayed alongside the coupon telegraphed newly married ''ad." You guessed It: wrong friends: "Enjoy yourselves, it's cups! So she wheels back to the later THAT you think." market and buys tho right ... .. . So think first! - H. brand of dispenser ·- wrong Dear Helen : aize! Again, back to market, My first hUBband and I have but she can't exchange t be been divorced for 30 years. We llrst two packages because she lived together 21 years, had s.. bas opened them. ven children, 23 grandchildren Meanwhile, our !.ids and their and 11 great grands. We both pals had drunk sit of the eight remarried but are now alone. "poj)ll," thrown away the caps, I'm 68, he's '10. ao, of course, she replaces He wants to msrry me again them. Another hall·gallon of and spend our old age together. gas! He deserted me and the chilNow, Helen, have you ever dren whea they were young, afpryed a cork out of a cap? My ter belngunlaithful many times. slashed finger required t w o I worked. and reared them with stitches from the doctor, who no help from him, but it wa s gave me • bargain price ol 8 better than being a doormat. I now have a nice home of my o'fn and draw Social Secu· rity; enjoy Ule, am not lonely, but am greatly frustrated wondering what to do. Do I owe the f•ther of my children a second chance? - C.C. Clayton C. Folden, 71, passed Dear C: away Ma} 25, at General Hos· [r-========-, pita! in .& '·~')n. Mr. Folden wa!l born and reared near Dexter, Complete but had spent most of the past Rooms Of Sl years In Akron. He Is survived by a son, Den· ver C.; three grandsons. Ger. ~d. Gene and Gary: a brother, Elmer, and two sisters, Mrs. Carl Shenefield and Mrs. Kear· ley Ogdln. · His wile, Golda, died a year qo, ' Attending services at !be Bll· IDw Falll Chapel In Cuyahoga Falls on Monday from this area WOI'I! Mr. and Mrs. Csrl Sheoe· lleld, Mrs. Kearney Ogdin, Mr. IDd Mrs. Rex Shenefield and 111'1. Charles Griffith and Kar· MlddllpOrt. 0. BYDOUQLASMacARTHUit him Jearn to stand up 1{1 BY ·wn::IJAJil " WJilTE ' meeting in \VhiCb the cont,end- '!t, therefore, follows I b a I Build me a son, 0 Lord, wbo storm. Let hllll learn - Tbe·aeem- Jng forces become outright ide· tltose !l'ho continue to Insist I will be strong enough to know Slon for those who fail. ' \)DO!IdlDg aeries of bo_tb devils'!!' [JOllltive Ideo!- starkly that religious prejudice ' when he is weak, brave Build me a soo whose, beart chronic and fresh !nternationsaint<. depending on the won and that tolerance lost In ] Ill face himself when he '" will be clear, whose goal will be al crtses - see V1etnam for the point of vtew. Kentucky are doing no ser . l lr81d, one who wlll be proud h1gh : a son who wm m a 8 t e r ·and the Middle At first glance, a RepUblican 1to the RepUblican l and unbendmg In honest defeat, himself before he seeks to the, "cond - Is oblcur· priDiary _election In a single they are not raising a fal.se ! humble and gentle In ter other men: one who w; 11 Jng ·tfuo .~~~politician fll!h.t· state would hatdly se.em to qual· Issue, they are at the verY 1 Build me a son whose WIShes reach mto the future, yet never In&. t N Presidential elec· ily as of national Importance. minimum rais'"" not take 11 ol. ar the! -... an l'ss"e • that will a son h th.ille k orThdeeds; forget the past. And alter a I ~. .Y0 • e ess, devel· And yet, lhere is a nstlonal is wholly debatable in point of w0 w now ee -· these !lungs are his, •nd, I o,vm•n!t. ol hl'h lmporta~ for. the Republicans in fact and at any rate Is undebat· and that to know himself Is pray' enough of a sense of oln be ow 1\le surface the recl(nl primary election tn ablv harmful to the deeper in· the foundation stone of know!· mor so that he may e)ways be mlgllll,er events. Kentucky. . Itereste of both party and na· edge. . . serious yet never take the h t f 11 Lead h m 1 t th Th lion [ · I , pray, no m ,.e l seriously. Give him · If . .~ ai'J'es o s Jems for the Democrais ere, tile race for tbe Repub· · path of ease and comfsrt, out the simplicity of tru• fmd a means by which a rna: nommallon for . governor No one should cry up racial under the stress ar.d spur of dif· ness an open mind of true jority can at woNt calm almost. overmght I he or religious divisions unless It ficu!Ues and challenge. L e t dom' and the meekness of true and at' beot somehow forfar avoidable beyond K troubles t k • IS ·aboolutely certam tllat they I lh• party's peacenik fringe on en uc Y s exiSt importantly in truth and · V1etnam, the central need Judge Marlow W. Cook unless the stake is something the Repulll,icsns !s to avert <leLoUie Nunn were . alongB. ordtna~ lines confor fa1 F bigger t d than. a tbgovernorship. I Am Both III h 1 " eaI s Irue IIve.. and quIte . . ., or o o so 1n ese eircum· t robbing with industry. ry dlsunlpil on • grown nommallon when sudd~nly stances Is to inflame t h a t I am the United States. matters. of reltgJOus prejud1ce. wh1ch sbould never be idly I I was born on July 1' 1176• v I amD· George II d . I WW bstashlngion Car. . For the greatest. peril or a ege , was someho\9 1 char~ed I and, inescapably, to , and d the Declaration . . of Inde- as" ·Salkame I am c er,thand exploit n reverse something pen ence IS my b1rth certifi· more an by the G,O,P. is not wilil 'overse•s questions. a Protestant In a heav• tllat never should be exploited cate. The blondlines ol the OliO schools and colleges, an er ibis the supreme Protestant state, was accus· either way world run in my veins because 2li0,000 churches where my ~ f ti.C th r 1 • • 1 not to allow overly doctrinal 0 an a o" sm, Cook be. I offer freedom to the oppress- P e worshp Gnd as they think di!iputes Qn essentially a Ca tholic and "Jun~ won.. In short, what h_as hanpencd ed. ~est. I am the roar of a crowd domestle h•mes to lead in adherents complam of m Kentucky bas given the Re· I am many things, and many m a stadium, and the voice to attempts to separate t h blas. though Cook him- publics~ the plamest possible people. I am the United States. a choir in a cathedral. I am very last Republican emerged battered from t~e illustration of what should n?t I am 180,000,000 living lOUis Franklin Delano Roosevelt, from the very last to can for party be anowed to happen m their ~- and the ghost of millions who Dwight Eisenhower and John gost. . Nunn In Novem· national campaign. have lived and lied for me. F. Kennedy. That app"lach Is the way · There Is an abundance of ra. • I am Nathan Hale, Paul Re- Yes. I am the nation, and party; chaos~. as the G.O.P. Though nobody far from the tional issues, both between the vere, Washington, Jefferson, and these are the things that I am. fou~d to Us cost in the 19M Isc~n~ can ores~~e to know fo~ two parties and within e 8 c tt. Patrick Henry. I am J-ohn Paul 1I was c;o~ceiv~ in Ireedom and, natmnal convention that nomi·! ce tam tllat a Cathone Issue' party, without going out of the Jonesc the Green ·Mountain 1Gud WlUmg, m freedom I will nated Barry Goldwater. That I not present, there " the way to find more things to ar· Boys and Davy Crockett. I am'[ spend the rest of my days. May convention worked i!self up In· islro~gest hunch that the con· gue about tn the deeply sensi- Independence Han, The Moni-: I possoss lllways, the integrity, \1' an emotional atmosphere [' thing here. was not real· live private srea ol religion, tor, and the Merrimac. I am the courage and the strength to 1 0 reminiscent of a rural revival Y but Simply P • n Lee, Grant and Abe Lincoln. keep myself unshackled. to Cook was moderately I remember the Alamo, the main a citadel of freedom and on th1~ and other clvol Washlaglan's . Ancestry Maine, and P""rl Harbor. When a beacon of hope to the world. _matters , Nunn was con- , George Washmgton wa s a freedom caned, 1 answered and I am the United States .:.. servabve. . I' thlfd-(eneratlon · Virginian. His stayed until it was over, over Anon. · The simple fact IS that open great grandfather had come I there. HAS NOT RAISED housing -. that is, the forced over from England to piek up 1 am the Brooklyn Br1d GAS PRICES! sa1e or rental of private proper. a eargo ol tobacco in 1656. A the wheat land 0 f K ~ ly to Negroes over the objec- , storm drove the ship around. the granite hills of ;:;:~0: ..· r Regular _ 30.9c of the owners - is dern- 1and be remained in the New am the coalfields of West . Vi~ ' Ethyl _ 31.9c onstrably unpopular In t b I s IWorld. gin! a and Pennsylvania, the Fe~· 1D areas far removed tile lands of the West, tbe Gold· from Kentucky or other border Country vegetable stands In en Gate and the Grand Canyon. slates, or from the South 1tself. the United States have lncreas- Oh 1 am big 1 1f W. Main Pomeroy I One has only to look at Califor.l, ed in numbers by 2li per cent th~ Atlantic t~pr~ ;; !m for one example. in the past 10 years. three million sgu:re ~ 1e ~: I MASON a Cllnty UtUe eyes on other, less - In a family that never uses " •' ,. -='ng glmmlckl to hOOk we- them. C,(lni~olComment, Events ASoldier'sPI'llyerfor His Son !':. , · . go~ .Bottel includ~ shpos~th.sodur prod~ ' ~gly fi~j . ! J~Jtance. E~t.lor HELEN HELP US! by Helen \ w~dTON , ~t '. ., • ( ' ' , a-~- "'-'••• ltlJWel"' ·,:e:'. .,!, ' """'• .••• ,...._;........,., •-·"'-"""" ....__.. ., ' ' '+ • ., �., '·I'' , PctintTemn THRU JUNE .. ALL THRU JUNE YOU CAN .SHOP . PICKENS AIR CONDITIONED STORE ·FOR SPECIALS Res· : YOU SAVE ,,~-. $139.95 -i .. " OUIJ .- ~- ~j ~ ; D1se09Nf~n· 1· ·v··· :tsPRICE · ~ ~ 1 · ' · GARDEN TI·LLE:RS · . ; ' ~ . SEE OUR GOLF EQUIPMENT ON DISPLA"': --EVERYTHING IN GOLFING-· BIG JUNE WALLPAPER . SAL E" LADIES & MENS COMPLETE OUTFIT Get Your Shotgun Shells Thru Our June Sale o/o GET YOUR HI POWER RI.FLE SHELLS Off 2WOODS_ $39·95 WITH SAG J-9685 Soiling Price $49.95 Girls 26" OUR SALE . .... TheM Prlc• lot Up lotting Them U11Tak• W111T'- I $J4·95 SA'VE '' PROPANE " FUEL FITS ALL MAKES - TORCHE.S LANTERNS- STOVES c Pickens Cash And . Corry Price .,' New Facilities nad More Shopping Space. Plus Our New Service PolicyanclOur Usual Lo'fY, Low PriCe! HUFFY DUPONT FLOW KOTE RUBBER BASE • WALL PAINT KITCHEN~ATHROOMS $ BOBBIN POWER·RIDING MOWER FOR WALLS AND CEILINGS AND WOODWORK-WASHABLE SALE Selling Price $6.39 Gallein Gallon f Lutherans Will H ld S h } OUR BIG SELLER EVERY YEAR LUCITE WALL PAINT 1 NOW AT DISCOUNT SAVING PRICES :;;N. __ $159·95 ~r.. $159·95 95 ~"·-- $188· CHit lOSS GIVES YOU THIS PRJa CHANGE ~ CUTTING HEIGHTS INSTANTLY! 20'' $69·95 HUFFY NYTAMATIC SO EASY TO USE- LIKE HAVING ARMY OF PAINTERS ON JOBJUST LIKE YOU SEE ON TV- NO STIRRING OR THINNING - DOES NOT DRIP, RUN ON SPATTER LIKE OTHER PAINTS. USE BRUSH OR ROLLER. • RED 5 GAL. BUCKET _ GREEN GALLON BUCKET - - $4.50 $19· 95 $6.20 ALUMINUM WITH FIBER-S GAL. BU<;KET al oil fow whaola - one timel Powrlul • • & Sir- .,.~ne. Sparkle finish all steel declc. '7" wheals. Clll - _. • ejKI GVtW -.. ' - ' I I al 44·' .5 20- - F~IILANE $49·95 I 'i). • Golbn EVER'i' GAL. I"OR WOOD, METAL, CONCRETE .. i Jnne 5th. •16th. LESS WORK, MORE YEARS OF WEAR WITH LUCITE HOUSE PAINT Gallon ~~~~~~--------------------~ ! REGENT LATEX RUBBERIZ~D .95 WE HAVE SOLD THIS. . Sole Price • '. . . PAINT FOR YEARS. YOU WILL LIKE Ill..;I - , 1 • .. • • • • ·' .. ' • -· • • • ' ~ _,,_;l,.··r:. . :··~ J~ : • .~ ·.. PHONE 773~5513 JIASON, W. VA. . • • ., I j \~ i • ,.jl ' Q: ...,..... \ •, ' -~·-· ~~ .~ . ' . .,.,.:' •, ' • -' I Sll CLEARANCE ;.."="~~~Primary .SALEI =-~Mill=·~· .. ' . - Ladi• Reg. $1.00 . Ledlu Reg. $1.00 Jamaica Style ROll-SLEEVE BLOUSES SHOlTS aliWlRIS PLAIDS oBROADCLOTH a MADRIS PLAIDS • Solid Color PQPIJN 59~snP OUT IN DENIMS e SMART JAMAICA$ e POPULAR CUT-OFFS .08 oCUFFED LEGS aBLUE DENIM Sizes 10 to 18 Reg. $1.99 LADIES' WHITE AND COLORS RAYON PANTIES 17 Sizes 5-6-7 1Bx51/:zx2~ PLASTIC THREE SLOT MEMO MINDER Assorted Colors - - - -- - CLOSE OUT SALE ALL SIZES RECAPS- FULLY GUARANTEED ._ - .... - - - - Reg· 67c Sid ALKA SELTZER GILt.mE BLADES LOUNGE PILLOWS Discount Price LARGE SI:ZI Dlicount Prlca NEW SPRING and SUMMBl DRESS Fashions - NEXT WINTER Snow Tires . c c WHY NOT BUY NOW FOR Mud and Early American FANCY PRINT FOAM FILLEIJ Reg. 79c Size Stainlou StHI For Loclltsl 95 e Bold Prints e Solid Colon .00 HI FHhlon·$tylll LADIES ASST. SWIM WEAR al I< 2 PC. STYLES aNEW FABRICS Compara It IG.95 · .55 Tiro . GOODRICH .. HI flEX- GOODRICH ill pie, Mn. Barokl s.;; 4th ·· ' . : 'UNTIL · 9:oj · ·: .. ' .,.. I Dwl&bt llayle; ' - ROWEliNG & · VEGETABLE • Mlsl~s:·ar?~:ll .Pfi , Rtt· l PRICE FRIDAY"''and .:· SAT.liRDAY· NIGiilS / ~ day, June 9th, using the theme REIJNION HELD "Walking Jesus' Way." the PT PEASANT - The ann~1-ll Teachers and helpers 1M . •al A~Un • Hope • M<Cioud reIICboOI .... listed as follows. union was held Tuesclly at the NID'WY for babiea and tod· family cemetery lfOUIIds en dlers up 1b I ye~ of age wlll Redmcnd Ridge with aJIWODbe pn1vided lor mothers who lmatelJIO famiiJ Jll!!ll'l>erl atllmial .G~ the stall wllb tencliDa lhe basket dinner af. · Mfl, Roy Cooke and Mra. jlalr IIHieeted u olflcen lor ~~: 1n charse; Kin- lbe ·wm~ne :tear were •ere . 1 Yrl· lbru . 6• Mrs. AUitln, Ga~. president, John teacllet • Mr 8• Mn. Mlrjorle Allllln Smllll, Judr B•m IIIII MrL IOCNtary-lreUUm. Roush; Jlellnnt!l'lll thru 8, Mrl. lilY Kent. teachef,. Mn. . ~teacher, ' • J heid Why pay More ._ I loW""&" Prlm8rJ' • irade.. Mh. 1IB1J Open Every 0\ii,:.AII -Day 7:00 AM . · TO 5:'3CF PM · • U\U · Hudnall, Mrt. Gtllon . ' ' $ Ull'lii Mrs. JllllfJ ci 11· bert, teacher. Miss E!lrabeth s 59 '· FLATFISH BAIT SALE! ALL U-2 FLAT FISH 11 "Y 2nd gradl; NOW ONLY . · . Assorted Colon Sizes 5-M-L Discount Prlca 'I I OU!ti'LOW PRICE COMPLETE TO FLOOR WITH POP UP FITTINGS ON DISPLAY IN OUR NEW DISPLAY ROOM ' are BATHROOM OUTFIT WALL PAINT Sport Tops Syra: ==: Bi· 'IGrad~ SAVOY OUTSIDE WHITE MAKES BEAUTIFUL JOB EVERY GALLON GUARANTEED A L E --=------- =• eW • PICKENS BLACK ROOF COATING ·.................. · 5 GAL. BUCKET RUTLAND BLACK ROOF COATING .................... 5 GAL. BUCKET lADIES Reg, $1.00 COTTON KNIT Dies. Sunday • , In Michigan !. Bible School Dates are Set '}n N Haven . $19 95 With 3 ~.P. Brlggs·Sfrotton Engine FAIRLANE . GOOD PAJNT;rWE GUARANTEE $4•]5 1''- IAciooW. FOR THE MAN WHO WANTS A UGHTWEIGHT MOWER . ,. 18" .v\J . Covers Wood, Brick, Stucco, Masonry, Cinder Block- No Primer Needed For Repainting. Outlasts Oil Base Paints. PAINT RAIN OR SHINE. GREEN 5 GAL. BUCKET-ALUMINUM WITH FIBER-GAL. BUCKET_ "" ·COMES lN L!'A.D-MAROON ' BllOWN, MOSS GREEN ' ·": . • MUST BE GOOD. WE SOLD RUTLAND PAINT FOR 30 YEARS RED GALLON BUCKET _ _ OUR LOW PRICE . . .. RUTLAND ROOF PAINT TIME A •llole ._. .., tt. ,., o1 111. c1ac1t aim co~Jus.. - · UtiUTY PAINT. ~ s --oy Davis I . -"· Opposite ,.,_ric V Super Mkt. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . ' i OUR CLOSEOUT PRICE ON THIS SALE . ,, her :parents .1111. 1 00 Mr.Capeh~ lnd ' M· · ° ' .88 · .re.,sjl,tmllbig a vu s~lp~war~r ,!.~~~~:· P •• ·m~ ,Se~ •Nt .w ~ I • A Home DemonstratiOn gent · H k Club · S eaker to omema ef ~~blighting , .. You'll Lilce What You See At Pickens Hare/ware ·-Since Remodeling You'll Enjoy Thet Expanded FISH .. mxJ ·I ·. · Selling . Price $39.95 Girls 26" FOR YOUR CHILDREN lllhnt v- . No.9686 GYM PLAY SWINGS Thq Will EnJoy It To Tho Full•t ~ Soiling Price $39-95 Boys 26" Award Made To Students mb' In Asse 'IY · II ·, ' No.9676 WHERE ELSE BUT PICKENS CAN YOU FIND MOST OF YOUR $14·95 NEEDS DAY AFTER DAY! $)9·95 WHERE ELSE CAN YOU FIND SO MUCH FREE PARKING IN FACT FREE ALL THRU MASON ON BOTH SIDES OF $59·95 THE STREET. SAVE MONEY EVERY DAY AT PICKENS .• - _., SALE . $44·95 $44··95 s:!::a Boys 26" 49.95 J-9675 .95 $. ' '.'· lb. GnmviiiJ 8mltll, al \ MASON - Mft.: ~lbl'"t<f!. ., bower, MaiO!!,. aDd Iii£. Eut~e Mr.' and Mrs•. Lee Kra~s cation Gardntir, GalllPo . Iii' Ferr)' , , a1W. Warren_, Ohio, yls!IC!cl be . ;. __.,_. Va .. were unite iD marr ge motller, Mrs. J. L. ..._..,.,, · on May 22 by the Rev. WUU.m Mr. and. M~. Rusleil Capebarl (Bud) Hallleld at GaWpolls and other relatlvef 8lld altetld· PT. PLEASANT - A Point Ferry. . od the Wahalll& Alumni Pleasaill sponsored team, Pride- For her wedding she wore a quet more's Ten\)0, won lirSt place turquoise suit with wbite· ac, , iii the Women's Gallipolls CitY cessorles. Her alttJidanl 11 a s Ml'!. Amelia Gabelein a n .. Bowling Association tournament her lister, Mrs. Ben Blessbul. Mrs. Elaine Urban of . at the Skyline Bowling Lanes. Mr. and Mrs. Gardner ue re- ton, visited o~ Sunday w1th '!'be wiMing team was pre- siding in Maoon. · and Mrs. Christy Bletner. seniC!cl .$40 !It prize money and Mr. and Mrs. Reuben . . Individual trophies doaated by art, MallOn, Mr. and Mrs. Jack llaymond Barr· ol Gallipolis. S Fowler, Tammy and Tony, Mrs. Members of the team a_re Charles Fowler, Sr., all of M au r y Prlde111ore. captam, Point Pleasant auended ' Sonya Cali, Shirley A. Spears. Mother's Day ;.u,g held recenC 1y at Marshall Universily. .. · Now orronplht cl!cled letlenl Betty Robinson and Shirley J. and M.... stewart's son, uary. ·1 ·. 1 1 1 1 to rorm the JllllPI'IM - - · .. Spears. Second place winners o£ the was song director for the· ~ · -~t:,.~:=::;;::::';;:::;;,~··~~~=-:.::""the above eartoon. $SO prize money Hwasl thes Aadu. MASON _ Awards were Betz Tau Fraternity. gustlner's with e en pr • C1 d PrialtltSDRPBEURSIFJ.Mn jA r g captain· third place win· presented by Prlnclpa1 Y e Mr and Mrs Wllliam Stump - n ..._ow) m ' 120 prize was the Top Foley to six WahaOUI Junior of C~lumoos ~!sited on Satur· J..,len IIPOG NDVY AtDUCT I'AIILY ners. An J lper' captain and High students at an assembly day with b;,. mother Mr s Ymmloy'o Cats, nun' hid tiinthelchool ' . AoowoH ll'lo•• ~,... .,_ 7"" lhll,1"1f'll. . fourth place, $10 prize money, e recen Y Blanche Tucker and with ' .. \ h b!IIMI lalor-CIIDIT was the Shake Shoppe, Nancy gymnasium. relatives. · Dick Ord, son ol Mr. and Mrs. , 1 - -- - - - - - - - - - - - Jo~~~~:, ~~:;'Participated 1n Dick Ord, New Haven, and Specialist 4, Hubert Johnson to menl p r 1z e s Cheryl Bums, daughter .of Mr. of the army stationed at Ft. ~ ~:phi:""were ~warded at and Mrs. George Burns, Cllf· tis, Va., visited bls parents, Mr. a' W1B C meeUng held Mon· ton, were presented Daug~ters and Mrs. Hubert Johnson, Sr. ~ ~~ at the Skyline. of American IIA!VoiuUon Citizen- Radioman Phil" Smith of the meeling was 11. S. Navy, a:rer · SON _ Ml Louise Long Miss Long, lolls. Robert Stew· the election of offlcers for ettethe ~est ·c:~mbia ·and Harrieti fr?m overse~IS duty, visited his MA ss • AI y Mr coming year with Suo Bum ' Mr d wife Jane m New Haven Mason County 'lome Demon- art, Mrs. burt1ce oung, s. I G u·pous elected president; Layne, daughter of ' a n th ' L,.t' d h' Is ' Mr ,trallon Agen~ spoke on the Gordon Young, Mrs. Dorothy ~ ~ ~arr;ll Ga!Upolis first Mrs. Robert Layne. New Hav· ey v I e ,. paren ' . Emotional Devotional of Chil· Cartwright, Mrs. Matilda Nob- .•or, ldeni· Helen o;.land. en, were presented Danghtersl-- - -- -d{en, at a meeting of the Mas- le, Mrs. Albert Swatzel. Mrs. ~e pj~::anl ;.,cond vice pres- ol American Revolution HIsARRESTS IJSTED oil Homemakers Club at the Elizabeth Jeffers, "'"'· LaW· "d. t K ly 'Harrison Gallipol· lory awards; Rebecca Roush, I h, I Mrs Ray Fox, Cllf· renee Roush, Mrs. Gl o rIa I en ' a .' h daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- PT. PLEASANT - Arres s too:'"on "Monday. Ebersbach, Mrs. Jolm Marshall, is, ~cretary, Phyllis s~r s~~: crt Roush, Letart, and Stella listed at the county jail!Gorrovel Mrs. Dana Lewis and Mrs. Gallipolis, treasurer. a King daughter of Mr. and Mrs. holiday weekend are: Mi':'l Long announced tllat the Edison Weaver and Mrs. Fox. ley Harmon, Pl. Pleasant, ser· John' A. King, Rl. 1. Letart, Booth, 38, Logan; Wllliam. P. lesson ' ttlinlng meeting w1il be geant ·at· arms. were presented Christian !Jv· McNeely, 44, North Car~lina; held on .'&fay 31st at 10 a. m. 1ng Awards. Blake Shelby, 44, Milton; In .be auditoriu~ of the Cour~ I During the assembly. the Homer Flet<her, 45, Frazier house all\lqliil The lesson lor La. 1967 _ 68 Junior !llgh Student Bottom, all charged with June in the clubs Is "Buying Council offtcers Brent Clark ication; George Grimm, 55, LeFrom Door to Door Salesman."! 0 C 00 president; Kathy Foglesong: tart, arrested on a hit and run She alo~ reminded .that the . vice president; Sarah Carsey, warrant; John Joseph Freeland, Fri.md&hip Fund ana Student secretary • treasurer. were in· 49, Pmnt Pleasant, charged Fund are due in June. 'l'bese troduced to the students by the with driving while intoxicated. should be sent to Mrs. C. B. outgoing officers. ' Tbompson Rt 2, Pt. Pl..sant. NEW HAVEN - st. died Sunday , 65 :n.. club ~rjecl of stnding Lutheran Church will hold Leroy Davis, •Michigan afARM FRACTIJRED boxes of local r>rvicemen sta- vacation Olurch School begin- ~/:b:.r:~... ' Regbtrotlon Date MASON _ Ray Tucker, 1 tioned in Vlet NIJ!l was con- nlng on Monday, June 5th was a Pontiac Township For School b Set third grader at Mason Grade Unued A letter from SP4 Rob- through Friday, June lith ,:~al ember of the Mos- MASON - Mrs. John Sisson. School had the misfortune ert B;,m. was read. wherein I tween the hours of 9:30 a '." Tem le the Elks Mason, chairman of the Vaca· break!~ an arm wloile swingbe e:<pressed appreciation for and 12 noon. A plcnlc w1I lem M:'ca ~ degree Ma: lion Bible School at the Mason ing on a tree limb the last day what lbe club wa1 doing lor conclude the school held Lionsand the Presbyterian Melhndlst Olureh, has announo- of school. He is the son of Mr. 0 se~n. June 15th at 6 p.m. In the New son, ed that registration for the and Mrs. Ray Tucker. Sr., Mrs. Dorothy Cartwright pre- Haven Park with Mrs. Churet;· rs inClude his wi! e, school will be Wednesday, May son. sided during tho business meet I Roush as chairman. Surv vo Kenneth 31st from 1 to 2:30 p. m. at lng 11 was announred that the 1 Olalrrnan of the school is Marquerlte; one ":' M ; the' church. If parenls are un,.__ Inh.rnatlonal Tea In conjunc- pastor of the cburcb, Rev. Jack and a(CatdUugh r, Edw.:.S,· able to come to lha church at ollfti-11DIIIIIn•• lion with the Area Home Dem- , T. Welch, assisiC!cl by Mrs. C. I ~ bum HI t s ' this lime, they DUlY reglsler onslratlon meeting wlll be held M. Adams, Jr., and Mrs. Paul b0 th u LorenZO Dav~' by Jailing 'I'/U2ll. Bible school at ihe ·4-H Camp at South&lde, , Roash. Mrs. William ~ ers, Davis has betn set fGC!June 5 through w. va., on July 17. : will serve as l!lllllic director PomeroytfJ', R~ Dav~ Pome- June 9 from tjjj 11 a.m. dally. At the conclusiM of the meet·, the school and Mrs. H 1 ~~ lsters Mary (Frances 8COVT8 ON OUTING lng Miss Long exhibited flower I Ridgway as secretary. fof;' ; ' and Edna MASON Mrs John Boltarrange menta using the antiqu- Teachers _and helpers are ~::=.,er,Fo:.":: w. va. gen and Mr-;, Ray, Tucker, Den log method 8J!d french silk pro- follows: Kindergarten I 8 '!'be' body will arrlv~ at the Mothers of Den 2, Mascn CUb eess arid pointed out the te<h-l n, ages 3 through 5, Mrs. Ewing's Funeral Home Wednes· Pack 253 recenUy took t h e niques 'and materials used. Batey• Mrs. Kenneth da afternoon Friends m a y scouts on an onllng to Tu-EdnleRelreshmenls were served to I Mrs. Ha:rold Rose and Mr ft I lha funeral hdlne on Wei Park In Pt.l'ieasant where i Jack Hesson; Grade I, ;ed!.,!l)' eY8IIini :Masonic they visited the museum and ~ul ~';""· service will be :Wednes- from there to Krodd Park Ilk our ARAB Elqtelt : Gr~de U Mrs. Donald Bum: day evening at Ewing's at V:30 where they held a wiener roast. 1 tarlhefacill pm Attending were Jerry Tucker, I gardner, Miss M~ A . tk~vasld• aervlces will be Jactie RDIIIOII, Rodney Rolt- Caroline Lumber & Supply Grade m and IV, · · held 11 am 'lburlday at the geo Terry and Ray Tucker and PHONI675-1160 · ISprouse and Miss Kar · • ' Pf. PIHAnl W. Greene: Grades v and VI. Mn. Beech Grove Cemetery. 'ftmmy Crites. 1William Powell, Mrs. J080ph NEW HAVEN Mrs Carl \ Paugh and Miss Nancy Hill; Gibbs, Director oi-VacaUon 7, 8, and 9, Mrs. . •~•~-• ..~ that tile , roll Adams, Jr., Mrs. Hen r • ble .,....., annow~' B k J "- J V "~;....;.\J 1 icliOOI will be held from Mon· uc • r., """' • · w• • _ . ""• ... ••-·•• Fri· and Rev. Jack Welch. 3 d · rERROKI t ' ' - e BICYCLE 30 Gal. Gas Automatic WATER HEATER GUARANTEED 10 YEARS SELLING PRICE $59.95 ' SHOP ALL OVER StoRE FOR SAVINGS . \ · w . •1• '·. omen Of ·· wiD City·r· ourney . ~~j¥41 ~¥i ·. Mason Personal I I I. 0 i 5 IRONS 0 Jr :· ~ . - ~LANTS 4" Genl)l~mt 79cor= Now 59c MerkotPe!ca. . ·Potunlu , Mlrlgolch 7fc Now 59c we.. Children's New Style SWIM WEAR 2.PAIR SET DRESSMAKERS ... SCiSSORS c . · Seton �., '·I'' , PctintTemn THRU JUNE .. ALL THRU JUNE YOU CAN .SHOP . PICKENS AIR CONDITIONED STORE ·FOR SPECIALS Res· : YOU SAVE ,,~-. $139.95 -i .. " OUIJ .- ~- ~j ~ ; D1se09Nf~n· 1· ·v··· :tsPRICE · ~ ~ 1 · ' · GARDEN TI·LLE:RS · . ; ' ~ . SEE OUR GOLF EQUIPMENT ON DISPLA"': --EVERYTHING IN GOLFING-· BIG JUNE WALLPAPER . SAL E" LADIES & MENS COMPLETE OUTFIT Get Your Shotgun Shells Thru Our June Sale o/o GET YOUR HI POWER RI.FLE SHELLS Off 2WOODS_ $39·95 WITH SAG J-9685 Soiling Price $49.95 Girls 26" OUR SALE . .... TheM Prlc• lot Up lotting Them U11Tak• W111T'- I $J4·95 SA'VE '' PROPANE " FUEL FITS ALL MAKES - TORCHE.S LANTERNS- STOVES c Pickens Cash And . Corry Price .,' New Facilities nad More Shopping Space. Plus Our New Service PolicyanclOur Usual Lo'fY, Low PriCe! HUFFY DUPONT FLOW KOTE RUBBER BASE • WALL PAINT KITCHEN~ATHROOMS $ BOBBIN POWER·RIDING MOWER FOR WALLS AND CEILINGS AND WOODWORK-WASHABLE SALE Selling Price $6.39 Gallein Gallon f Lutherans Will H ld S h } OUR BIG SELLER EVERY YEAR LUCITE WALL PAINT 1 NOW AT DISCOUNT SAVING PRICES :;;N. __ $159·95 ~r.. $159·95 95 ~"·-- $188· CHit lOSS GIVES YOU THIS PRJa CHANGE ~ CUTTING HEIGHTS INSTANTLY! 20'' $69·95 HUFFY NYTAMATIC SO EASY TO USE- LIKE HAVING ARMY OF PAINTERS ON JOBJUST LIKE YOU SEE ON TV- NO STIRRING OR THINNING - DOES NOT DRIP, RUN ON SPATTER LIKE OTHER PAINTS. USE BRUSH OR ROLLER. • RED 5 GAL. BUCKET _ GREEN GALLON BUCKET - - $4.50 $19· 95 $6.20 ALUMINUM WITH FIBER-S GAL. BU<;KET al oil fow whaola - one timel Powrlul • • & Sir- .,.~ne. Sparkle finish all steel declc. '7" wheals. Clll - _. • ejKI GVtW -.. ' - ' I I al 44·' .5 20- - F~IILANE $49·95 I 'i). • Golbn EVER'i' GAL. I"OR WOOD, METAL, CONCRETE .. i Jnne 5th. •16th. LESS WORK, MORE YEARS OF WEAR WITH LUCITE HOUSE PAINT Gallon ~~~~~~--------------------~ ! REGENT LATEX RUBBERIZ~D .95 WE HAVE SOLD THIS. . Sole Price • '. . . PAINT FOR YEARS. YOU WILL LIKE Ill..;I - , 1 • .. • • • • ·' .. ' • -· • • • ' ~ _,,_;l,.··r:. . :··~ J~ : • .~ ·.. PHONE 773~5513 JIASON, W. VA. . • • ., I j \~ i • ,.jl ' Q: ...,..... \ •, ' -~·-· ~~ .~ . ' . .,.,.:' •, ' • -' I Sll CLEARANCE ;.."="~~~Primary .SALEI =-~Mill=·~· .. ' . - Ladi• Reg. $1.00 . Ledlu Reg. $1.00 Jamaica Style ROll-SLEEVE BLOUSES SHOlTS aliWlRIS PLAIDS oBROADCLOTH a MADRIS PLAIDS • Solid Color PQPIJN 59~snP OUT IN DENIMS e SMART JAMAICA$ e POPULAR CUT-OFFS .08 oCUFFED LEGS aBLUE DENIM Sizes 10 to 18 Reg. $1.99 LADIES' WHITE AND COLORS RAYON PANTIES 17 Sizes 5-6-7 1Bx51/:zx2~ PLASTIC THREE SLOT MEMO MINDER Assorted Colors - - - -- - CLOSE OUT SALE ALL SIZES RECAPS- FULLY GUARANTEED ._ - .... - - - - Reg· 67c Sid ALKA SELTZER GILt.mE BLADES LOUNGE PILLOWS Discount Price LARGE SI:ZI Dlicount Prlca NEW SPRING and SUMMBl DRESS Fashions - NEXT WINTER Snow Tires . c c WHY NOT BUY NOW FOR Mud and Early American FANCY PRINT FOAM FILLEIJ Reg. 79c Size Stainlou StHI For Loclltsl 95 e Bold Prints e Solid Colon .00 HI FHhlon·$tylll LADIES ASST. SWIM WEAR al I< 2 PC. STYLES aNEW FABRICS Compara It IG.95 · .55 Tiro . GOODRICH .. HI flEX- GOODRICH ill pie, Mn. Barokl s.;; 4th ·· ' . : 'UNTIL · 9:oj · ·: .. ' .,.. I Dwl&bt llayle; ' - ROWEliNG & · VEGETABLE • Mlsl~s:·ar?~:ll .Pfi , Rtt· l PRICE FRIDAY"''and .:· SAT.liRDAY· NIGiilS / ~ day, June 9th, using the theme REIJNION HELD "Walking Jesus' Way." the PT PEASANT - The ann~1-ll Teachers and helpers 1M . •al A~Un • Hope • M<Cioud reIICboOI .... listed as follows. union was held Tuesclly at the NID'WY for babiea and tod· family cemetery lfOUIIds en dlers up 1b I ye~ of age wlll Redmcnd Ridge with aJIWODbe pn1vided lor mothers who lmatelJIO famiiJ Jll!!ll'l>erl atllmial .G~ the stall wllb tencliDa lhe basket dinner af. · Mfl, Roy Cooke and Mra. jlalr IIHieeted u olflcen lor ~~: 1n charse; Kin- lbe ·wm~ne :tear were •ere . 1 Yrl· lbru . 6• Mrs. AUitln, Ga~. president, John teacllet • Mr 8• Mn. Mlrjorle Allllln Smllll, Judr B•m IIIII MrL IOCNtary-lreUUm. Roush; Jlellnnt!l'lll thru 8, Mrl. lilY Kent. teachef,. Mn. . ~teacher, ' • J heid Why pay More ._ I loW""&" Prlm8rJ' • irade.. Mh. 1IB1J Open Every 0\ii,:.AII -Day 7:00 AM . · TO 5:'3CF PM · • U\U · Hudnall, Mrt. Gtllon . ' ' $ Ull'lii Mrs. JllllfJ ci 11· bert, teacher. Miss E!lrabeth s 59 '· FLATFISH BAIT SALE! ALL U-2 FLAT FISH 11 "Y 2nd gradl; NOW ONLY . · . Assorted Colon Sizes 5-M-L Discount Prlca 'I I OU!ti'LOW PRICE COMPLETE TO FLOOR WITH POP UP FITTINGS ON DISPLAY IN OUR NEW DISPLAY ROOM ' are BATHROOM OUTFIT WALL PAINT Sport Tops Syra: ==: Bi· 'IGrad~ SAVOY OUTSIDE WHITE MAKES BEAUTIFUL JOB EVERY GALLON GUARANTEED A L E --=------- =• eW • PICKENS BLACK ROOF COATING ·.................. · 5 GAL. BUCKET RUTLAND BLACK ROOF COATING .................... 5 GAL. BUCKET lADIES Reg, $1.00 COTTON KNIT Dies. Sunday • , In Michigan !. Bible School Dates are Set '}n N Haven . $19 95 With 3 ~.P. Brlggs·Sfrotton Engine FAIRLANE . GOOD PAJNT;rWE GUARANTEE $4•]5 1''- IAciooW. FOR THE MAN WHO WANTS A UGHTWEIGHT MOWER . ,. 18" .v\J . Covers Wood, Brick, Stucco, Masonry, Cinder Block- No Primer Needed For Repainting. Outlasts Oil Base Paints. PAINT RAIN OR SHINE. GREEN 5 GAL. BUCKET-ALUMINUM WITH FIBER-GAL. BUCKET_ "" ·COMES lN L!'A.D-MAROON ' BllOWN, MOSS GREEN ' ·": . • MUST BE GOOD. WE SOLD RUTLAND PAINT FOR 30 YEARS RED GALLON BUCKET _ _ OUR LOW PRICE . . .. RUTLAND ROOF PAINT TIME A •llole ._. .., tt. ,., o1 111. c1ac1t aim co~Jus.. - · UtiUTY PAINT. ~ s --oy Davis I . -"· Opposite ,.,_ric V Super Mkt. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . ' i OUR CLOSEOUT PRICE ON THIS SALE . ,, her :parents .1111. 1 00 Mr.Capeh~ lnd ' M· · ° ' .88 · .re.,sjl,tmllbig a vu s~lp~war~r ,!.~~~~:· P •• ·m~ ,Se~ •Nt .w ~ I • A Home DemonstratiOn gent · H k Club · S eaker to omema ef ~~blighting , .. You'll Lilce What You See At Pickens Hare/ware ·-Since Remodeling You'll Enjoy Thet Expanded FISH .. mxJ ·I ·. · Selling . Price $39.95 Girls 26" FOR YOUR CHILDREN lllhnt v- . No.9686 GYM PLAY SWINGS Thq Will EnJoy It To Tho Full•t ~ Soiling Price $39-95 Boys 26" Award Made To Students mb' In Asse 'IY · II ·, ' No.9676 WHERE ELSE BUT PICKENS CAN YOU FIND MOST OF YOUR $14·95 NEEDS DAY AFTER DAY! $)9·95 WHERE ELSE CAN YOU FIND SO MUCH FREE PARKING IN FACT FREE ALL THRU MASON ON BOTH SIDES OF $59·95 THE STREET. SAVE MONEY EVERY DAY AT PICKENS .• - _., SALE . $44·95 $44··95 s:!::a Boys 26" 49.95 J-9675 .95 $. ' '.'· lb. GnmviiiJ 8mltll, al \ MASON - Mft.: ~lbl'"t<f!. ., bower, MaiO!!,. aDd Iii£. Eut~e Mr.' and Mrs•. Lee Kra~s cation Gardntir, GalllPo . Iii' Ferr)' , , a1W. Warren_, Ohio, yls!IC!cl be . ;. __.,_. Va .. were unite iD marr ge motller, Mrs. J. L. ..._..,.,, · on May 22 by the Rev. WUU.m Mr. and. M~. Rusleil Capebarl (Bud) Hallleld at GaWpolls and other relatlvef 8lld altetld· PT. PLEASANT - A Point Ferry. . od the Wahalll& Alumni Pleasaill sponsored team, Pride- For her wedding she wore a quet more's Ten\)0, won lirSt place turquoise suit with wbite· ac, , iii the Women's Gallipolls CitY cessorles. Her alttJidanl 11 a s Ml'!. Amelia Gabelein a n .. Bowling Association tournament her lister, Mrs. Ben Blessbul. Mrs. Elaine Urban of . at the Skyline Bowling Lanes. Mr. and Mrs. Gardner ue re- ton, visited o~ Sunday w1th '!'be wiMing team was pre- siding in Maoon. · and Mrs. Christy Bletner. seniC!cl .$40 !It prize money and Mr. and Mrs. Reuben . . Individual trophies doaated by art, MallOn, Mr. and Mrs. Jack llaymond Barr· ol Gallipolis. S Fowler, Tammy and Tony, Mrs. Members of the team a_re Charles Fowler, Sr., all of M au r y Prlde111ore. captam, Point Pleasant auended ' Sonya Cali, Shirley A. Spears. Mother's Day ;.u,g held recenC 1y at Marshall Universily. .. · Now orronplht cl!cled letlenl Betty Robinson and Shirley J. and M.... stewart's son, uary. ·1 ·. 1 1 1 1 to rorm the JllllPI'IM - - · .. Spears. Second place winners o£ the was song director for the· ~ · -~t:,.~:=::;;::::';;:::;;,~··~~~=-:.::""the above eartoon. $SO prize money Hwasl thes Aadu. MASON _ Awards were Betz Tau Fraternity. gustlner's with e en pr • C1 d PrialtltSDRPBEURSIFJ.Mn jA r g captain· third place win· presented by Prlnclpa1 Y e Mr and Mrs Wllliam Stump - n ..._ow) m ' 120 prize was the Top Foley to six WahaOUI Junior of C~lumoos ~!sited on Satur· J..,len IIPOG NDVY AtDUCT I'AIILY ners. An J lper' captain and High students at an assembly day with b;,. mother Mr s Ymmloy'o Cats, nun' hid tiinthelchool ' . AoowoH ll'lo•• ~,... .,_ 7"" lhll,1"1f'll. . fourth place, $10 prize money, e recen Y Blanche Tucker and with ' .. \ h b!IIMI lalor-CIIDIT was the Shake Shoppe, Nancy gymnasium. relatives. · Dick Ord, son ol Mr. and Mrs. , 1 - -- - - - - - - - - - - - Jo~~~~:, ~~:;'Participated 1n Dick Ord, New Haven, and Specialist 4, Hubert Johnson to menl p r 1z e s Cheryl Bums, daughter .of Mr. of the army stationed at Ft. ~ ~:phi:""were ~warded at and Mrs. George Burns, Cllf· tis, Va., visited bls parents, Mr. a' W1B C meeUng held Mon· ton, were presented Daug~ters and Mrs. Hubert Johnson, Sr. ~ ~~ at the Skyline. of American IIA!VoiuUon Citizen- Radioman Phil" Smith of the meeling was 11. S. Navy, a:rer · SON _ Ml Louise Long Miss Long, lolls. Robert Stew· the election of offlcers for ettethe ~est ·c:~mbia ·and Harrieti fr?m overse~IS duty, visited his MA ss • AI y Mr coming year with Suo Bum ' Mr d wife Jane m New Haven Mason County 'lome Demon- art, Mrs. burt1ce oung, s. I G u·pous elected president; Layne, daughter of ' a n th ' L,.t' d h' Is ' Mr ,trallon Agen~ spoke on the Gordon Young, Mrs. Dorothy ~ ~ ~arr;ll Ga!Upolis first Mrs. Robert Layne. New Hav· ey v I e ,. paren ' . Emotional Devotional of Chil· Cartwright, Mrs. Matilda Nob- .•or, ldeni· Helen o;.land. en, were presented Danghtersl-- - -- -d{en, at a meeting of the Mas- le, Mrs. Albert Swatzel. Mrs. ~e pj~::anl ;.,cond vice pres- ol American Revolution HIsARRESTS IJSTED oil Homemakers Club at the Elizabeth Jeffers, "'"'· LaW· "d. t K ly 'Harrison Gallipol· lory awards; Rebecca Roush, I h, I Mrs Ray Fox, Cllf· renee Roush, Mrs. Gl o rIa I en ' a .' h daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- PT. PLEASANT - Arres s too:'"on "Monday. Ebersbach, Mrs. Jolm Marshall, is, ~cretary, Phyllis s~r s~~: crt Roush, Letart, and Stella listed at the county jail!Gorrovel Mrs. Dana Lewis and Mrs. Gallipolis, treasurer. a King daughter of Mr. and Mrs. holiday weekend are: Mi':'l Long announced tllat the Edison Weaver and Mrs. Fox. ley Harmon, Pl. Pleasant, ser· John' A. King, Rl. 1. Letart, Booth, 38, Logan; Wllliam. P. lesson ' ttlinlng meeting w1il be geant ·at· arms. were presented Christian !Jv· McNeely, 44, North Car~lina; held on .'&fay 31st at 10 a. m. 1ng Awards. Blake Shelby, 44, Milton; In .be auditoriu~ of the Cour~ I During the assembly. the Homer Flet<her, 45, Frazier house all\lqliil The lesson lor La. 1967 _ 68 Junior !llgh Student Bottom, all charged with June in the clubs Is "Buying Council offtcers Brent Clark ication; George Grimm, 55, LeFrom Door to Door Salesman."! 0 C 00 president; Kathy Foglesong: tart, arrested on a hit and run She alo~ reminded .that the . vice president; Sarah Carsey, warrant; John Joseph Freeland, Fri.md&hip Fund ana Student secretary • treasurer. were in· 49, Pmnt Pleasant, charged Fund are due in June. 'l'bese troduced to the students by the with driving while intoxicated. should be sent to Mrs. C. B. outgoing officers. ' Tbompson Rt 2, Pt. Pl..sant. NEW HAVEN - st. died Sunday , 65 :n.. club ~rjecl of stnding Lutheran Church will hold Leroy Davis, •Michigan afARM FRACTIJRED boxes of local r>rvicemen sta- vacation Olurch School begin- ~/:b:.r:~... ' Regbtrotlon Date MASON _ Ray Tucker, 1 tioned in Vlet NIJ!l was con- nlng on Monday, June 5th was a Pontiac Township For School b Set third grader at Mason Grade Unued A letter from SP4 Rob- through Friday, June lith ,:~al ember of the Mos- MASON - Mrs. John Sisson. School had the misfortune ert B;,m. was read. wherein I tween the hours of 9:30 a '." Tem le the Elks Mason, chairman of the Vaca· break!~ an arm wloile swingbe e:<pressed appreciation for and 12 noon. A plcnlc w1I lem M:'ca ~ degree Ma: lion Bible School at the Mason ing on a tree limb the last day what lbe club wa1 doing lor conclude the school held Lionsand the Presbyterian Melhndlst Olureh, has announo- of school. He is the son of Mr. 0 se~n. June 15th at 6 p.m. In the New son, ed that registration for the and Mrs. Ray Tucker. Sr., Mrs. Dorothy Cartwright pre- Haven Park with Mrs. Churet;· rs inClude his wi! e, school will be Wednesday, May son. sided during tho business meet I Roush as chairman. Surv vo Kenneth 31st from 1 to 2:30 p. m. at lng 11 was announred that the 1 Olalrrnan of the school is Marquerlte; one ":' M ; the' church. If parenls are un,.__ Inh.rnatlonal Tea In conjunc- pastor of the cburcb, Rev. Jack and a(CatdUugh r, Edw.:.S,· able to come to lha church at ollfti-11DIIIIIn•• lion with the Area Home Dem- , T. Welch, assisiC!cl by Mrs. C. I ~ bum HI t s ' this lime, they DUlY reglsler onslratlon meeting wlll be held M. Adams, Jr., and Mrs. Paul b0 th u LorenZO Dav~' by Jailing 'I'/U2ll. Bible school at ihe ·4-H Camp at South&lde, , Roash. Mrs. William ~ ers, Davis has betn set fGC!June 5 through w. va., on July 17. : will serve as l!lllllic director PomeroytfJ', R~ Dav~ Pome- June 9 from tjjj 11 a.m. dally. At the conclusiM of the meet·, the school and Mrs. H 1 ~~ lsters Mary (Frances 8COVT8 ON OUTING lng Miss Long exhibited flower I Ridgway as secretary. fof;' ; ' and Edna MASON Mrs John Boltarrange menta using the antiqu- Teachers _and helpers are ~::=.,er,Fo:.":: w. va. gen and Mr-;, Ray, Tucker, Den log method 8J!d french silk pro- follows: Kindergarten I 8 '!'be' body will arrlv~ at the Mothers of Den 2, Mascn CUb eess arid pointed out the te<h-l n, ages 3 through 5, Mrs. Ewing's Funeral Home Wednes· Pack 253 recenUy took t h e niques 'and materials used. Batey• Mrs. Kenneth da afternoon Friends m a y scouts on an onllng to Tu-EdnleRelreshmenls were served to I Mrs. Ha:rold Rose and Mr ft I lha funeral hdlne on Wei Park In Pt.l'ieasant where i Jack Hesson; Grade I, ;ed!.,!l)' eY8IIini :Masonic they visited the museum and ~ul ~';""· service will be :Wednes- from there to Krodd Park Ilk our ARAB Elqtelt : Gr~de U Mrs. Donald Bum: day evening at Ewing's at V:30 where they held a wiener roast. 1 tarlhefacill pm Attending were Jerry Tucker, I gardner, Miss M~ A . tk~vasld• aervlces will be Jactie RDIIIOII, Rodney Rolt- Caroline Lumber & Supply Grade m and IV, · · held 11 am 'lburlday at the geo Terry and Ray Tucker and PHONI675-1160 · ISprouse and Miss Kar · • ' Pf. PIHAnl W. Greene: Grades v and VI. Mn. Beech Grove Cemetery. 'ftmmy Crites. 1William Powell, Mrs. J080ph NEW HAVEN Mrs Carl \ Paugh and Miss Nancy Hill; Gibbs, Director oi-VacaUon 7, 8, and 9, Mrs. . •~•~-• ..~ that tile , roll Adams, Jr., Mrs. Hen r • ble .,....., annow~' B k J "- J V "~;....;.\J 1 icliOOI will be held from Mon· uc • r., """' • · w• • _ . ""• ... ••-·•• Fri· and Rev. Jack Welch. 3 d · rERROKI t ' ' - e BICYCLE 30 Gal. Gas Automatic WATER HEATER GUARANTEED 10 YEARS SELLING PRICE $59.95 ' SHOP ALL OVER StoRE FOR SAVINGS . \ · w . •1• '·. omen Of ·· wiD City·r· ourney . ~~j¥41 ~¥i ·. Mason Personal I I I. 0 i 5 IRONS 0 Jr :· ~ . - ~LANTS 4" Genl)l~mt 79cor= Now 59c MerkotPe!ca. . ·Potunlu , Mlrlgolch 7fc Now 59c we.. Children's New Style SWIM WEAR 2.PAIR SET DRESSMAKERS ... SCiSSORS c . · Seton �., '\ "· •. . i ,·; . ' , ... , / " l , ' , , , " j. . • : • ;• ·'\ ', ' J '· ,' ' \ . I ., • ,. lr ' I ' ' ' --~--~~-~-----. ,. ,. . . l ,. ' .. 'r . :, •"' ·,. , , . 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' ' l . • . \ " I • . .. . ,,J •c . 6oz. \ ~! lott ' . .. ·.·. MARKEl· Open Daily 9 to 9:30-Sun;l2 to 9:~9 ,: ".' (Formerly Evans Sullf)r Market) · PHONE: 992-3480 I MIDDLEPORT, 0. Cltril1il':MII •cl Second Sh. '· · ' j '. · "We Relerve The : • pkgs. ~ • r I ;• ' . ' ' ~ ' \" • , ' , ' ' i, , • . ·r- . ··. . I" .. ' , I .'sOlE~ ': ~~ • To Umlt QuanUites• , ' ' ' . .... ' • ' ,., ••, _... I·W"' f"r'\ ,,,.,,~ .,.."1'1"'':1? ·-·1 { ' -·r"1'' "" -- - . --; ..... '1':'1''"","'1 ... ,.,_ - -~· r, ,-""'~1;."-l~'-;/ '• 1~ 1 ,. J· .• !., 1 • ' • "..,_ 11 '' ot.. ....,.~ J-- --- ' -, ~ ·r.--,·~~ -"t"o-..,~-.i 1Y2oz. pkgs. $1 $1 lb: 49c ea. _ DOZ. . lb. 49c 1Oc ·;·.·~. . ,· ---~=========-~~~=) ' ' . . 1;1- 32oz. 7 s tall cans Your Choice " I , .CABBAGE PEPPER~ --------- each l~lb. .. , cans , MARGARINE . cons .APPLES _ _ 4 pkgs. _ 5 ' 5 $1 Rod Dellciou1 ' 1-lb. . lb. 40oz. Kraft MACARONI - PI:NTO B FR~NCH . FRIES lb. . ' for ' c:~· 25c United- Homeatead GELATIN 10 $1 10 49C 32 PORK &. BEANS MILK DINNER ' 1 ·, ..... , AL . DRINK - Showboat . ' OrangeorGrapt - for Coslleburry ' 5 >-,_ - Bar·B·Quo lOoz. Jar ., Wagners .. 5 $1 ' sohio Millar G FROZEN 31b• CRISCO • • • • • can .' ~;~~. 25c HyGrade Nescafe Instant Rolls sTRAWBERRIE~ Shortening box l·lb. . VIENNA SAUSAGE POTTED MEAT CHARCOAL CHARCOAL LIGHTER· HOT DOG SAUCE COFFEE DOG CHOW • • • lb. . 49(- c 16 FROZEN c J-Ib. Kennel Ration . LARD Colonial gal • Top All' Sllcad c _ ROAST • lb. ROAST • lb. ~ SUGAR ·-·- EVERYDAY LOW PRICESI PRIDESALnNE' • \ /' ·.19 IHgs DOG FOOD • • • can ' f' I' I, 11' Whitman's TISSUE • • • • Aero '-. PORK CRIB END PORK LOIN END Frtnch City COLD • t POWER • • • Gaan , . ---'---- Hygrade _ _ Whll!t! Alt'· PEPPER ~~~~-- . -~--- -, , • 409···-· COMO Frank's · Ground Black ' '. 1 I · SOAP ~:~~---- ---CANDIES of6 ' . .' lb. 79c 99c c ~~t"_lb. _ _ _ _ lb. c. .59 25 FORMULA • . . . lb. .. Ends & Pieces ~ACON - - .,. , lb. PORK CHOPS~~-----­ 69c PORK CUTLETS ~ , Butt . ~NS •' ' ,.. Stokely's aoz. , 25c OFP . June 3rd at 6:00 P.M. CANS ' ) FOOD·· • • NO PURCHASE NECESSARY-NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN DRAWING TO BE HELD SATURDAY aoz. -- · MARK V SUPER MARKET, MIDDLEPORT 300 · aoz. • 1 CONTAINING e BOOK CASE e DICfWNARYS • ENCYCWPEDIAS e CLASSICS • DRAWING AT HOMINY $1 .. . 6 APRICOTS $1 FRUIT COCKTAI 6 $1 PINEAPPLE · 6 CORN 6 $1 $1 . . . . SPINACH · 6 6 $1 PEAS ~A~;· . .PORK CHOPS ' DOG Value COMPLETE LIBRARY ' Americ1n Beauty aoz. . PORK SHOULDER.. Come In Arul Register For · · $395.00 FREE End · Cut . lb. • Stokley's \ ,WIENERS- 2 99t SATURDAY ONLY ., , I Ohio Villley SUNDAY ONLY · · .. SEALTEST ' , lb. · MILK l gal. ctn. _39c . . '.. • tO , BOLOGNA - - 3~c ROAST - cans 111 lb. pkgs. • . BosiD~ 8oz. ·. Southern Roll • . ·,, lb. 39c FRES1f,. , PICNICS . ~ ~ · • • ·. • lb.4St GROUND BEEF • · · • .• · • .lb. . ROLL SAUSAGE, Sucher's · .. · 1·1b. roll 39c . . PEARS • ' ? • SMOKfD PICNICS • · • · · . , . · ·STOKLEY'S 8 . ' -· cans 60ct. R. C. , .: , ' f HUNT'S ,. ' ' l I, .. D'*ily9 : ' 'ormeitlll< Ev~ns:·super MifkEI �., '\ "· •. . i ,·; . ' , ... , / " l , ' , , , " j. . • : • ;• ·'\ ', ' J '· ,' ' \ . I ., • ,. lr ' I ' ' ' --~--~~-~-----. ,. ,. . . l ,. ' .. 'r . :, •"' ·,. , , . " ,- I .~ ' , . •l ' " l "'. l· • ' . . , '• , '-1 '· :'I, :t •: . .. • ' ' , ',< ' , '' ~SAVE. AT ' : •." ' ' 1 I '' 7 . ' . ' ) MARK V \ '· .. .. :HAM' . . . ' ' I . ., ' i PEACHES i ... , · 8oz. I ~I i Charm in NAPKINS pkg. 16oz. COLA Bottles MARGARINE $ , ----- --------------~·= BREAD 7 for $1.00 • • • CANS Stokely's • • CANS Stokely's CRUSHED • ) aoz. • • CANS Stokely's WhDit Kernel - . CANS Stokley's Honey Pod__ • • __ • • • BABY .FOOD r ·.· . · .. . Clapp's . B••nd ... ' c ' •' Assorted ': Strained ,.::· . ~: J'l.i~·· _· :, ' ·~ •· ...- .. .;. Butternut, Milk Shake and Pay Day WAX CANDY BARS c· pkg. Aut·-- lScOFII 46ot. _ _ RROZEN LEMONADE- 0 1 2 ' .Purina CRACKERS · '!Amiilcan ltl\ity ·.~IDNEY BEANS - · · ' '· --~ .' , ... --- --~---·- . ....• 6oz. Crinkle Cut · c .. ·~ ~. can . ·''...,. . ' 4 I Doz. Pkg1. lb. . , ! head •CUCUMBERS - each ; ._pkg• . CARROTS bunch RADISHES pkg. LEMONS._ ·Pkgs"' BANANAS ..... . '·,. . Harts · . ,i;. P .•.EA ~,: ~-....~ · .· . ,. " , ' ~ ; . ' . ' ' l . • . \ " I • . .. . ,,J •c . 6oz. \ ~! lott ' . .. ·.·. MARKEl· Open Daily 9 to 9:30-Sun;l2 to 9:~9 ,: ".' (Formerly Evans Sullf)r Market) · PHONE: 992-3480 I MIDDLEPORT, 0. Cltril1il':MII •cl Second Sh. '· · ' j '. · "We Relerve The : • pkgs. ~ • r I ;• ' . ' ' ~ ' \" • , ' , ' ' i, , • . ·r- . ··. . I" .. ' , I .'sOlE~ ': ~~ • To Umlt QuanUites• , ' ' ' . .... ' • ' ,., ••, _... I·W"' f"r'\ ,,,.,,~ .,.."1'1"'':1? ·-·1 { ' -·r"1'' "" -- - . --; ..... '1':'1''"","'1 ... ,.,_ - -~· r, ,-""'~1;."-l~'-;/ '• 1~ 1 ,. J· .• !., 1 • ' • "..,_ 11 '' ot.. ....,.~ J-- --- ' -, ~ ·r.--,·~~ -"t"o-..,~-.i 1Y2oz. pkgs. $1 $1 lb: 49c ea. _ DOZ. . lb. 49c 1Oc ·;·.·~. . ,· ---~=========-~~~=) ' ' . . 1;1- 32oz. 7 s tall cans Your Choice " I , .CABBAGE PEPPER~ --------- each l~lb. .. , cans , MARGARINE . cons .APPLES _ _ 4 pkgs. _ 5 ' 5 $1 Rod Dellciou1 ' 1-lb. . lb. 40oz. Kraft MACARONI - PI:NTO B FR~NCH . FRIES lb. . ' for ' c:~· 25c United- Homeatead GELATIN 10 $1 10 49C 32 PORK &. BEANS MILK DINNER ' 1 ·, ..... , AL . DRINK - Showboat . ' OrangeorGrapt - for Coslleburry ' 5 >-,_ - Bar·B·Quo lOoz. Jar ., Wagners .. 5 $1 ' sohio Millar G FROZEN 31b• CRISCO • • • • • can .' ~;~~. 25c HyGrade Nescafe Instant Rolls sTRAWBERRIE~ Shortening box l·lb. . VIENNA SAUSAGE POTTED MEAT CHARCOAL CHARCOAL LIGHTER· HOT DOG SAUCE COFFEE DOG CHOW • • • lb. . 49(- c 16 FROZEN c J-Ib. Kennel Ration . LARD Colonial gal • Top All' Sllcad c _ ROAST • lb. ROAST • lb. ~ SUGAR ·-·- EVERYDAY LOW PRICESI PRIDESALnNE' • \ /' ·.19 IHgs DOG FOOD • • • can ' f' I' I, 11' Whitman's TISSUE • • • • Aero '-. PORK CRIB END PORK LOIN END Frtnch City COLD • t POWER • • • Gaan , . ---'---- Hygrade _ _ Whll!t! Alt'· PEPPER ~~~~-- . -~--- -, , • 409···-· COMO Frank's · Ground Black ' '. 1 I · SOAP ~:~~---- ---CANDIES of6 ' . .' lb. 79c 99c c ~~t"_lb. _ _ _ _ lb. c. .59 25 FORMULA • . . . lb. .. Ends & Pieces ~ACON - - .,. , lb. PORK CHOPS~~-----­ 69c PORK CUTLETS ~ , Butt . ~NS •' ' ,.. Stokely's aoz. , 25c OFP . June 3rd at 6:00 P.M. CANS ' ) FOOD·· • • NO PURCHASE NECESSARY-NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN DRAWING TO BE HELD SATURDAY aoz. -- · MARK V SUPER MARKET, MIDDLEPORT 300 · aoz. • 1 CONTAINING e BOOK CASE e DICfWNARYS • ENCYCWPEDIAS e CLASSICS • DRAWING AT HOMINY $1 .. . 6 APRICOTS $1 FRUIT COCKTAI 6 $1 PINEAPPLE · 6 CORN 6 $1 $1 . . . . SPINACH · 6 6 $1 PEAS ~A~;· . .PORK CHOPS ' DOG Value COMPLETE LIBRARY ' Americ1n Beauty aoz. . PORK SHOULDER.. Come In Arul Register For · · $395.00 FREE End · Cut . lb. • Stokley's \ ,WIENERS- 2 99t SATURDAY ONLY ., , I Ohio Villley SUNDAY ONLY · · .. SEALTEST ' , lb. · MILK l gal. ctn. _39c . . '.. • tO , BOLOGNA - - 3~c ROAST - cans 111 lb. pkgs. • . BosiD~ 8oz. ·. Southern Roll • . ·,, lb. 39c FRES1f,. , PICNICS . ~ ~ · • • ·. • lb.4St GROUND BEEF • · · • .• · • .lb. . ROLL SAUSAGE, Sucher's · .. · 1·1b. roll 39c . . PEARS • ' ? • SMOKfD PICNICS • · • · · . , . · ·STOKLEY'S 8 . ' -· cans 60ct. R. C. , .: , ' f HUNT'S ,. ' ' l I, .. D'*ily9 : ' 'ormeitlll< Ev~ns:·super MifkEI �Q . ' ' ·I u ~·- ~ - . INFOIMAnON IIJ&ULI.U "'~ ._.., DeHIIw t • ..: "'" "" :,:~•!,•,::"'....:.,,:- .. ., .... attu~••oo... GENERAL wotll, palnllnl, mOWini lawns, llld llbrullllery wort, oaU .ar emtael, 1!1 ' • IJ'empliiOD, Salley Rim ftold, :o::~~~··.:..=.:":r ::t Pomeroy, Oblo. 5 U l2te .. ..........lt....., ...,. ...... .. WANTED - =.,.:.:.====-= Houaebeper, TG....,_ , ,.,..~~oo- IN N~~tM~Ib.. ftr ...,. tiiH ... Ia- - ,,......._ I 211 lie &4U. HEADQUARTERS 1 COPPER, bran cast alwnin1 ...h .., nm die cast top price. Bill MUtllniUO Ctl•,.. fk 11 CMta ,., w..-. th,.. ••n•• Batley, P. 0. Sol 14, Reedl";i ·~~ ..:, w-. 111 ... .,.,...,. ville, Ohio. 5 18 12tc ... waoo •• - w.... ... •-• tl ,., cent DIICOUM ttt INIIe • ,,., ac1 ,. •• within 1t ...,.. CARD o• THANKI I OllfLIARIII n 50 for 11 wo'• Mhiii'IUift. b.:ll .,.,,,.., wo.. ••· ILIND AOI Afttttoftll til HHm•nt· e: PtiOtll Hl-'1111 Card of f"~nks NOW TAKING APPLICAnONS FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT. · e Patioi ~- HOWDY, MIZSMIF , OIClt ·~WLU!I~S :.. . ... ··•·' ..., .. ,.,., ' ' e Blown In Insulation or Cal~ Collect 532-6881 , ' ' ' '' .f c ·'; . ~PFOS£ I W!J<E 10 COMPlAIN TO THAT TliE AIR FCIIC~ IW>U5fl' AA f't11S_ON~ Repre.sentatlveln 'Thll Area 20 Yean For ' V. V. Johnson & Son · 222 - 4th Ave., Huntington 1-ton, 81> foot stoke bed A~E V8 engine $1095 o/4 Ton heavy duty Oareslde body LI'L ,,&NER )OUNG CAPET TO~IJE A MY DNJGHTER AMP"'"'""' RADIATOR . - S~RVICE ' . '62 Ford 1 Ton $1195 '62 Ford _ 1, I'. Ebne; E. ,White, 4o4~ So. 4th St., Ironton '62 Chevrolet $1295 . 1 ·,. eAiumtnum ~kling e~lun~lnum Railings. eAiuinQium Wlndo~ &·Doors eCar Porta $1995 .• • II•:oNI~ SQVIa 6#'\itil · ' . eAiumi~UIII· Awnfngs Ton Panel, V-8 WORK FOR bulldozer. M r. '62 Chevrolet u ....., M. Bolin. 427 South 3rd Heavy duty 2\k Ton •-•J St, MlddleporL 4 26 SOte c....... ..... ...... ,-:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;= II OllfiiU MOUII I:ID 1. m. tt II.. IJII. ln., Dll~ 30 L m. t. tttll Nton. llhfi'RY IT'I IAI'f' TO PLACI A WAIIT AD ~ IOIIN MALONI DA For Free Estimalee. '64 Chevrolet $1395 . ly I'IU!D LASSWI!l.L •' CHARLES LISLE Syracuse~ Ohio ' YOUR CHIVY' DIALIR '' l• ContiCtt ' RATII ln&trtiGIII. • .. 'WAin ... IIIIIOI!MAfiOII ................. .,.,..,._ • co-•·• \ 'l~ ® BECUZAH HAII-I'TNO CATER.Uit!! I~ I-lOURS LATER Ali ~ R... lalor Shop ti ~ . i ,·, S.foot d eCor e Tr~ck · eHeal1t BAKER & SEYFRIED ~ ~· .·· · ....~ . . --· . 1 eAny Typr · HEATING & _-- e Bullcl••• Core . · AIR CONDITIONING WY 2·2196 -_ ........ .....,. KEITH GOILE' FORD ....... Middleport, 0. Phono 992.:1794 or 992-2395 FREE STORAGE EXPERIENCED ~ Just gather aU fUUJ wmter garments and store tbero with us. 1\io more closeh WHEEL ALIGNMENT Notice • l.lllkm, GOIIIIT. • •.•1/. crafnped with unused cloth· ing. No more a1ring sorting. spraying and packln&: wltb BRAKE SERVICE BLAEnNARS Phone 992·2143 Pomeroy 'THAT !JUI/NY /' SAFE, M f?EW/711 !JETH POol. • GET THE PEN,5=11i. ZM REAIJY TCJ vour winter clothe!ii Every· thing you senri is bt>aulifully cleaned sa fely insured and carefully stored ~l"r\1 1tem freshly pressed whtn vou call for it. Nothing ((\ pay till fall · No bulglilg elol!let8. !&ff fro.m moths and sR(P from th'eft _· AND WII'INI! WINKU! 1M¥£ 6/GN. DO YOU SHOULD HAVE ~I GNED BEFORE YOUR HOU5E BURN!"D TO THE GROUND. .... !IUT CON"DERING WE'RE PAL5, WINKLe1 I'll TAKEl'HE40 ~~ ~-;;!j AmE5 OFF YOUR MAND5 FOR t500. Bring them in or call for Pick Up & Delivery Ser· vice Phone 773-5543 ABC Cleaners o~.~ 1-\00 · , soB! SOB soB "' 1l\ATS YOUR TROUBLE, MotJJQUc, 'rbO'RE ALL HEART A~D IJ() TCCHtJIQUE! " 5·!1 by MERRIL<. Bi..OSSER LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE By HAROLD GRAY 'ICOOR POIN"T; ANN!£ AFTER ALL TI-lt PueLICl"N', ~ W!Lt'l k'lllER MAY <;TRIKE AGAIN! (11-f ' WE 'SfE ,0\C'.Etn:, YHE orm·!: ·m' Eot1UR 'TOM "f'AuT' 'fHf: PROBLEM: HOW TO PI?()1'!:C'f ""' At-lD & E Bli'IHK FRoM A K!U.ER OH' -r11;: lOOSE ~ LADIES . Seamlns Nylon• WANTED 3 C.rriers Needed ' For Pomeroy Apply At Thl Daily Sentinel Office S 29 6tc -~W~.-nt-11-:d-=-To-:B:u --y . All'ftQUES, William Ha mm, Middleport. Ohio. IUZ-29511. 5 :=-:..-:---:::-c:-:--;;-:-;_2f""npc-= IIII:IDd - Roots • Bark -GID8 llllf. yeUow root, wtld Jlneer, 1111 Apple, cleaa, no dirt. BID IWJq, P. 0. llol If. ~ Ohio . AN ESTABLISHED BUSINESS IN THE DOWNTOWN SECTION· OF POMEROY ' Setvlee age, Contact LloJd Bla_ekwood, Otester, Ohio, - . - . moulnp 8lld weeiends. i a lie 8'l'RAWIIERRIE8. GenldlDI Clelaud, E. Mala Ill., Ra<ine. .. ,,. _ Pllittlltlll All. • .. . . ..... • has been In same "loc• tion for over 30 years. BuJihess will . This businen I i net well over the five ,flg\lf'e'llJerk. A o,,..... qa IRE QHRN 'rBCXII.BB:XB Jl:lllt:'fll II.W YBI'O'f'B I'll: BB: CAN BE BOUGHT WITH A StMLL DOWN PAYMENT ANb BALANCE PINANCED BY THI ~ OWNER. 1 Urn BW XBHW RW X B 1t' 'f I' D X I! B• JIBW XHRCN.- l ·c;ouplts . ·,·, ' ~ .' Y........,.o 07Jio.. oloo I NEVII:R HAD AN OPINION Ilf JIOUI'ICI CR UIJQIIOII WlllCH I WAll .u'R.UD 1!0 0WX. I _. ,• ... '·i BUNNY ••' '.io ' only. ,· ,, • ·,· ' ' S.nd Plrtfwleri To . ~ ' ~I '' \ · Will lnterylew mllture, married ' • 4111111§. &IIIII ,... _ 'IP:SPIL •. .' • . =;;;-;;-;:-:-.:::c-::-c·~,--;:-- w. Em~ •· Wentecl LADY wliifntr'pert lime doial • general t I t eb e 1 belp. 'QIIl !D· p1Jooe FOR SALE· beautifully soft and cl e an. Rent eleclric shampooer '1. Baker Furniture, Middleport. 5 29 8tc BOYS BICYCLE with !raining wheels, Huffy 711 lncb Ia 11 n mower. Good lhape. Phone 7~7&1. Bud Dou&Ias, Harrisonville. 5 28 3tp 4 ROOM BOOSE, Pomi!M)J', large lot 8lld prcl«l. Phoat IIIIH77S. s 11 11c FLOWERS for Memorial Day. Cliffs Shoe llepalr, Middle port. t 30 301e f5771 NEW 3 bedroom brick home · ' f 17 1201c with garage, full sized ~ · ment, large lot, easily OarrAN.QIWG limber Ia Ohio '"' anced. Velma G. Zuspan. Ma'lfesc ~ or old !arm• HD. va., 773-5750. wllb ~ . . . lleyooldl, 5 19 tote Ba ,., Oldo. 1=..: · ==--..::=,...::;;:. w- r;--~ 1 If 11c REGISTERED HeMord buill. DICK TRACY ·-- THE AMAZING Blue Lustre !e!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...,,.l will leave your upholstery PoiMt'oy, Ohio D"l TERJUI'IC the way we're llei!ID8 Blue Lustre for clean1111 rap and upholstery. Rent t!~ lhampooer $1. Pomeroy Cema!t Block $1·00 Certified 011 Co... 110 Mlchenlc St. For Sale ]1111'1 -~~_o,;.iu;~,Ohla . ~ ~- I '. ., • •• ' ' . ·~ ~ , ' _...,..,. . ' I PQLICE CAN'T WATCH 'RCJUNO "TI-C CLOCK I GtOI?G£, LETS ASK JAI(E 'TO COM£ LPI JA)(t '? W!--10'9 ..IN<E. ,..•.'TAIIT' �Q . ' ' ·I u ~·- ~ - . INFOIMAnON IIJ&ULI.U "'~ ._.., DeHIIw t • ..: "'" "" :,:~•!,•,::"'....:.,,:- .. ., .... attu~••oo... GENERAL wotll, palnllnl, mOWini lawns, llld llbrullllery wort, oaU .ar emtael, 1!1 ' • IJ'empliiOD, Salley Rim ftold, :o::~~~··.:..=.:":r ::t Pomeroy, Oblo. 5 U l2te .. ..........lt....., ...,. ...... .. WANTED - =.,.:.:.====-= Houaebeper, TG....,_ , ,.,..~~oo- IN N~~tM~Ib.. ftr ...,. tiiH ... Ia- - ,,......._ I 211 lie &4U. HEADQUARTERS 1 COPPER, bran cast alwnin1 ...h .., nm die cast top price. Bill MUtllniUO Ctl•,.. fk 11 CMta ,., w..-. th,.. ••n•• Batley, P. 0. Sol 14, Reedl";i ·~~ ..:, w-. 111 ... .,.,...,. ville, Ohio. 5 18 12tc ... waoo •• - w.... ... •-• tl ,., cent DIICOUM ttt INIIe • ,,., ac1 ,. •• within 1t ...,.. CARD o• THANKI I OllfLIARIII n 50 for 11 wo'• Mhiii'IUift. b.:ll .,.,,,.., wo.. ••· ILIND AOI Afttttoftll til HHm•nt· e: PtiOtll Hl-'1111 Card of f"~nks NOW TAKING APPLICAnONS FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT. · e Patioi ~- HOWDY, MIZSMIF , OIClt ·~WLU!I~S :.. . ... ··•·' ..., .. ,.,., ' ' e Blown In Insulation or Cal~ Collect 532-6881 , ' ' ' '' .f c ·'; . ~PFOS£ I W!J<E 10 COMPlAIN TO THAT TliE AIR FCIIC~ IW>U5fl' AA f't11S_ON~ Repre.sentatlveln 'Thll Area 20 Yean For ' V. V. Johnson & Son · 222 - 4th Ave., Huntington 1-ton, 81> foot stoke bed A~E V8 engine $1095 o/4 Ton heavy duty Oareslde body LI'L ,,&NER )OUNG CAPET TO~IJE A MY DNJGHTER AMP"'"'""' RADIATOR . - S~RVICE ' . '62 Ford 1 Ton $1195 '62 Ford _ 1, I'. Ebne; E. ,White, 4o4~ So. 4th St., Ironton '62 Chevrolet $1295 . 1 ·,. eAiumtnum ~kling e~lun~lnum Railings. eAiuinQium Wlndo~ &·Doors eCar Porta $1995 .• • II•:oNI~ SQVIa 6#'\itil · ' . eAiumi~UIII· Awnfngs Ton Panel, V-8 WORK FOR bulldozer. M r. '62 Chevrolet u ....., M. Bolin. 427 South 3rd Heavy duty 2\k Ton •-•J St, MlddleporL 4 26 SOte c....... ..... ...... ,-:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;= II OllfiiU MOUII I:ID 1. m. tt II.. IJII. ln., Dll~ 30 L m. t. tttll Nton. llhfi'RY IT'I IAI'f' TO PLACI A WAIIT AD ~ IOIIN MALONI DA For Free Estimalee. '64 Chevrolet $1395 . ly I'IU!D LASSWI!l.L •' CHARLES LISLE Syracuse~ Ohio ' YOUR CHIVY' DIALIR '' l• ContiCtt ' RATII ln&trtiGIII. • .. 'WAin ... IIIIIOI!MAfiOII ................. .,.,..,._ • co-•·• \ 'l~ ® BECUZAH HAII-I'TNO CATER.Uit!! I~ I-lOURS LATER Ali ~ R... lalor Shop ti ~ . i ,·, S.foot d eCor e Tr~ck · eHeal1t BAKER & SEYFRIED ~ ~· .·· · ....~ . . --· . 1 eAny Typr · HEATING & _-- e Bullcl••• Core . · AIR CONDITIONING WY 2·2196 -_ ........ .....,. KEITH GOILE' FORD ....... Middleport, 0. Phono 992.:1794 or 992-2395 FREE STORAGE EXPERIENCED ~ Just gather aU fUUJ wmter garments and store tbero with us. 1\io more closeh WHEEL ALIGNMENT Notice • l.lllkm, GOIIIIT. • •.•1/. crafnped with unused cloth· ing. No more a1ring sorting. spraying and packln&: wltb BRAKE SERVICE BLAEnNARS Phone 992·2143 Pomeroy 'THAT !JUI/NY /' SAFE, M f?EW/711 !JETH POol. • GET THE PEN,5=11i. ZM REAIJY TCJ vour winter clothe!ii Every· thing you senri is bt>aulifully cleaned sa fely insured and carefully stored ~l"r\1 1tem freshly pressed whtn vou call for it. Nothing ((\ pay till fall · No bulglilg elol!let8. !&ff fro.m moths and sR(P from th'eft _· AND WII'INI! WINKU! 1M¥£ 6/GN. DO YOU SHOULD HAVE ~I GNED BEFORE YOUR HOU5E BURN!"D TO THE GROUND. .... !IUT CON"DERING WE'RE PAL5, WINKLe1 I'll TAKEl'HE40 ~~ ~-;;!j AmE5 OFF YOUR MAND5 FOR t500. Bring them in or call for Pick Up & Delivery Ser· vice Phone 773-5543 ABC Cleaners o~.~ 1-\00 · , soB! SOB soB "' 1l\ATS YOUR TROUBLE, MotJJQUc, 'rbO'RE ALL HEART A~D IJ() TCCHtJIQUE! " 5·!1 by MERRIL<. Bi..OSSER LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE By HAROLD GRAY 'ICOOR POIN"T; ANN!£ AFTER ALL TI-lt PueLICl"N', ~ W!Lt'l k'lllER MAY <;TRIKE AGAIN! (11-f ' WE 'SfE ,0\C'.Etn:, YHE orm·!: ·m' Eot1UR 'TOM "f'AuT' 'fHf: PROBLEM: HOW TO PI?()1'!:C'f ""' At-lD & E Bli'IHK FRoM A K!U.ER OH' -r11;: lOOSE ~ LADIES . Seamlns Nylon• WANTED 3 C.rriers Needed ' For Pomeroy Apply At Thl Daily Sentinel Office S 29 6tc -~W~.-nt-11-:d-=-To-:B:u --y . All'ftQUES, William Ha mm, Middleport. Ohio. IUZ-29511. 5 :=-:..-:---:::-c:-:--;;-:-;_2f""npc-= IIII:IDd - Roots • Bark -GID8 llllf. yeUow root, wtld Jlneer, 1111 Apple, cleaa, no dirt. BID IWJq, P. 0. llol If. ~ Ohio . AN ESTABLISHED BUSINESS IN THE DOWNTOWN SECTION· OF POMEROY ' Setvlee age, Contact LloJd Bla_ekwood, Otester, Ohio, - . - . moulnp 8lld weeiends. i a lie 8'l'RAWIIERRIE8. GenldlDI Clelaud, E. Mala Ill., Ra<ine. .. ,,. _ Pllittlltlll All. • .. . . ..... • has been In same "loc• tion for over 30 years. BuJihess will . This businen I i net well over the five ,flg\lf'e'llJerk. A o,,..... qa IRE QHRN 'rBCXII.BB:XB Jl:lllt:'fll II.W YBI'O'f'B I'll: BB: CAN BE BOUGHT WITH A StMLL DOWN PAYMENT ANb BALANCE PINANCED BY THI ~ OWNER. 1 Urn BW XBHW RW X B 1t' 'f I' D X I! B• JIBW XHRCN.- l ·c;ouplts . ·,·, ' ~ .' Y........,.o 07Jio.. oloo I NEVII:R HAD AN OPINION Ilf JIOUI'ICI CR UIJQIIOII WlllCH I WAll .u'R.UD 1!0 0WX. I _. ,• ... '·i BUNNY ••' '.io ' only. ,· ,, • ·,· ' ' S.nd Plrtfwleri To . ~ ' ~I '' \ · Will lnterylew mllture, married ' • 4111111§. &IIIII ,... _ 'IP:SPIL •. .' • . =;;;-;;-;:-:-.:::c-::-c·~,--;:-- w. Em~ •· Wentecl LADY wliifntr'pert lime doial • general t I t eb e 1 belp. 'QIIl !D· p1Jooe FOR SALE· beautifully soft and cl e an. Rent eleclric shampooer '1. Baker Furniture, Middleport. 5 29 8tc BOYS BICYCLE with !raining wheels, Huffy 711 lncb Ia 11 n mower. Good lhape. Phone 7~7&1. Bud Dou&Ias, Harrisonville. 5 28 3tp 4 ROOM BOOSE, Pomi!M)J', large lot 8lld prcl«l. Phoat IIIIH77S. s 11 11c FLOWERS for Memorial Day. Cliffs Shoe llepalr, Middle port. t 30 301e f5771 NEW 3 bedroom brick home · ' f 17 1201c with garage, full sized ~ · ment, large lot, easily OarrAN.QIWG limber Ia Ohio '"' anced. Velma G. Zuspan. Ma'lfesc ~ or old !arm• HD. va., 773-5750. wllb ~ . . . lleyooldl, 5 19 tote Ba ,., Oldo. 1=..: · ==--..::=,...::;;:. w- r;--~ 1 If 11c REGISTERED HeMord buill. DICK TRACY ·-- THE AMAZING Blue Lustre !e!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...,,.l will leave your upholstery PoiMt'oy, Ohio D"l TERJUI'IC the way we're llei!ID8 Blue Lustre for clean1111 rap and upholstery. Rent t!~ lhampooer $1. Pomeroy Cema!t Block $1·00 Certified 011 Co... 110 Mlchenlc St. For Sale ]1111'1 -~~_o,;.iu;~,Ohla . ~ ~- I '. ., • •• ' ' . ·~ ~ , ' _...,..,. . ' I PQLICE CAN'T WATCH 'RCJUNO "TI-C CLOCK I GtOI?G£, LETS ASK JAI(E 'TO COM£ LPI JA)(t '? W!--10'9 ..IN<E. ,..•.'TAIIT' �,, ' I ..... l· r -.,;· I - . ~- - . --- . . . "" . ' '7'-~ ;rl- ''W-1-~lfl>·,·,~ . • '"' '" ' ~- 't ~ ,. ·- .. .. . .. . ... '. . t• r'···•· -"' I r · ,.., .t · 1 . . ;· • ·· ··~ ,I ,;-..·: . .. ..,_,. - ..., ' ,._ . I ' · · -~ - ' ,., ' '\~-,;--t-~f . •.• ' -' , "'!' J ' ' : . , . , ' Up , '' " -.: ' ' ' -·· . . ,____ Your favorite shopper's game is back!. !' : ~~ ~)'... :. ' ., ' er 0 TO prizes I ...-· Gr~d Chuck~ 6:9c .. '~~;c.. _,._ ' · Bonele8a Botfori · UIIDA CHOICI SHOULDER CIIT TIJRIFTY Brand lb. . USDA:-Choice lb. Soap . 29e • . CIDiltiiW•• Wieners ' .A ~ . •3.99 .. :: •2.69 r Qat I";. ... _ ~:· MCHTIME you visit your . store you will receive ABSO· LUTEL Y FREE a BONUS BINGO PRIZE SLIP marked Program#l95 .0nly one slip per store visit to eac\ ad<lt, ·t,. FREE Baking·Hens· PROG RAM " 195 12-oz. Tumbler Tnr Pill • • NIN a t.R. ' .............. ., BJour ~----- -----: 49c - ln/rl 39c · ·Potato Chips ............ 10 $1 ----85e-~: Eggs \ J9c Fruit Cocktail3 ~ $1 • • • • • • ••••••• ~ KIIOGIR BRAND ~llii·M "'MMIIo ........WIIITE Flour .-- ----- -· 5 :; 39e . 0. Tllo ....... Of Steaks For The Grill tall ' _,..., 41 CIRCULAR TRAY Rot. Prlco . ... ... .. .. Willi Thlo C - . .. . 0 ~0-oz. IO~ESS $ '.!9 $1.1t Elop. 6/'1/ f!! loave1 .I '•, ,...,...,..., e.,. PATIO PLATES (4'sl Rot. Prii:o . . .. . . . . ll.lt \. Wllh 11llo Coupon .. _ . • $Uf TOOTIIPASTI Gleem ---- ---- --·· '=!' 58c Elp. ~· ,/ • i I .• • J • I, , ~ TOI' . V~ ST~S • I,_,._T.,. ._z• :50 . .Fud&e Stripes ... EXTRA' 49e lo...... Pot- It-lb. .,. log Makers .4Je Miehipn Peat .:';· 79c lb. Eqi. I/Jirl Endive •••.•.••• .. ... 19e . . 'i llcin FRESH PORK PICNICS 39c .'' . TWIN PACK PreSLICED LB. 43c PARKER 11h·lb.3 ' ................ c-trr-~­ * ll!lp. f/1/M .' ' _ ' wllll ....., • • tit ,...,.,.,_ ,.......... wlltl "'" .......... Ono ,. "· bolllo IXCIORIN Elp. 113/fl . ' -..,.1/1/fl I. \ ' ' .... -f '·' I s. 1 I ·' i": ~ , ' '' I cv• '"' ' """ "" ()!! DO!I£0 U" l ' I ' I 0 I l -~·~---- --- ---J " ' I Clll OIIT I Nl lfl [ !. ll, ()/o DO ll I 0 liNl I I I ------------------ ________________ ___ ....;,_ C.mbtldg• Glousttr Marlettl Piq u• .Ath • n• 'Barn . . vllf• chll!leoth Clrtlevill•• M arion Ferry Msrt10S Porlsuuur l'o,.,l l ~l <tll hro• nt Blllllr• Blllltontainl Be lp re lrldltP~ cyrus Columbut CoshoctOI'I Valawu• Drlldtn Gatlann• Gahon GI UipoUI o reenrrerd Grov• Ci!J Iro nton J< ento n la ncaster ~ 118 11 Marysville Middleport Mount YHnOn eCon nt t&WJI Mlnlf!tllli a ewarl<: ewcemarslown tw 1.exln&ton woon~ 11eld Woiiii iPI!IOI'o fieyn(ll (hbi.HS '11 Mar)'!. · 1dne~ o dle WEST VIRGI NI A ~ f" ll•l!litld UM rll! s. ton [is\ Ra111~lla ~1 dn~y. Nel1unv1lle andOO W1lmint:lon U1 lH'lllll Wa ~run Qto n C.H. WAvtriJ " ' ' L11g• n Molllgom• r'f M ound~vil '"' Mulla n~ B tr. ~ley Nl' w Mllrl llls~o lll Oil k Hill Hin tQn l'l~ ~ ~dnt Sl. AIbM:. tiu tttmgton t l 9, ,at OIU' fiOr• s in ~ •· • I ~wi1bur1 f'<Hi<I!•".I JIJ rg Po1ro t 4 A&P. Fruit Cocktail Pork &Beans ,c 17-oz. 9 · .9-.· cans - ... .... ' t I. ...- '. A&P SLICED 3 $1 00 Swiss Cheese ---- --.. lb:;89c 1 si;:; 69c Cheese Spread 9~~- 29c . 29oz. cans • BORDEN'S 6. VARIETIES - -- CIR 3 ~~;, 69c ' hspread Sultono 1~01.lor 29c Sa ndWIC 24-ol. 59 Peanut BuHer Sultono aund '" c Barbecue Sauce ::u: _2';;~ 49c C1rcus peanuts Ann ,,,._ pke. 39c Coffee Creamer::': _ ';:~ 45c Laundry Bleach :::~h-'_o·:~:; 39c Hrend o JANE PARKER Plain, Sugar Clr1namon - - 3G IIO•XIRA 'IS ONE I • ciHIO _ Grape Jelly ::; _ Fresh Peaches - lb. lSc TOP·VAU•8T.u.s ' WP. '"'"''" v~u tu pl o< y l:hJ•nl :s. Hn.•KO rrosram SULTANA-IN TOMATO JUICE I c : l ui iUWIIIi£ \l\i0$11 11 0.l0WIIio Peaches ~~~:.o_. - Sandwich Bread 2 ~o:~ S5c 9 k' ;kic 00 tes ~ANE I f>l. ( A.SE Nt'lTE: Bon115 Bin.:o Prire ~ lip s fo r Proilrlm 1 1.g8 • r• VIII lid Qr ·1 1,,r f'ro l{' ~"' ~ 1 95: tliP.\" are nnl valid ma ny o U•'-' p, <J,,MII. AlP FREESTONE Baked Foods! .,". ' ___.. 1 ~l' WlU( lb. JANE PARKER J9c ··a-RIPI . ,,ncv w1th lht purcheU u 69c 3 !:~. 79c 1·1b, 69 ,k,. c ---· - W!N PRIZE S ! YOU ARE NOT LI MITED IN THE NUMB ER OF TIMES YOU CAN WIN! v.. vllle ~ Sliced, Supor Right, 4 .... lb. y·o ·Es TOI"VALUIITAMPI Sphagnllll Peat ~- 3.98 Pork Steaks :~y7. Fish Cakes ~:~;John Lunc heon Meat rp, paste rn you r pa! rcri :,:r.lg store. ---------..1 t lb HOUS·E nze L ............................ , .... ..... -~ ~~ - ~ Fresh Produce! 6-39c B'oneless Beef Roasts TO HELP YOU ODLLAR GAME .Program#, Garne Value, letter and Num· I ber' asSl'lhey appear d ' on each newspape I' . . r :I P ' .. . ;·.•;;rllu~;ltoast .. .... ...... ... . lb. 99c Sirloin Tip Roast · ·· ·· ··· · ······· lb. 99c CENtER BLADE CUTS Chuck Roast, Boneless ·· · · · ·· ··· lb. 69c ROUND BONE ':) ~.:~ ..... ......... . .!1St · ··...... · ····.. .. · ··· lb. 79c '.''.*m-gJ"IJiift Roast, BoneleSS .... .. .. lb. 95,." . Eye' 0f Round Roast " ..'' •''' lb• $1 •35 ...... tllo ........ of THERMO DISIIII Exp. 6/M7 35e ' • - hi Cheez-Its 'I Diunua ,.__..,-._3 ::; $L 99c ·, ONE THOUSAND lb. ' ........- - - - - , 'if you copy, hand print in plai n block : letters on a plaio piece ol paper ll1e I I ~i-- .: i ,.._ _ _...;..........._ FRESH FROZEN FISH FILLETS Lefs. or. Breasts ., u. •• .·. 2 89 :ril e ' ~" C :aooEXTRA ' IIAIIQUET FROZIII ,. . ~b Cream Pies .-___ ...4 ;::: $1. I f' R I ZE SL IP of Prizes. Starl with lhe Extra Prize Slrp1 in this Ad! Mar k Ihem in your Bon"s : ·Bingo Game Book and you are on your : way to winnrng Cash Prizes. I FRESH- LEAN JUICY . · ..---------------------, lb. Plf5H FROZEN CHICKEN 6/'1/rl MlrnTb . _,.. lb. SAVE SOc •= 69c - Stefltng Beef~:.": · ·· 79c Beef Rili Roast~~~:·_·. ·__ lb. 95c 49c B ASh ort R'b 1s BANQUET FROZIII ~ ~E ~~do ~GHER ONE PRICE , ' thePr ize~l ip solthisprogramyou recei~e I L...................-~---------------~ at our stores to help you win your share : 't1 Pottflhouse Steaks · .. ·.. · ·.. lb. $1.19 BONELESS TOP CUTS Round Steak .... ···.. · · ···.. .. · · lb. 99c Slrloi!w np Steak .. .. ·........ · lb. $1.19 .· Beet Rib SJeaks · .. .. ··.. .... · lb. $1.29 Dell,onlco 'steak, Boneless · .. · lb. $.1.79 Ground Round Steak · ···· ·· ·· ··· lb. 89c •• EXTRA BONUS! Each weekwe will prict ,., "'''" E!tra Boo us Bicgo Prize Slips inour news· r··.:-.,-----·------ 1 paper ads. Watch for these ads! Cut oul I :BOl\fU S;~ ~ (or copy'J and use them logelher wilh all I H 1 N G 0 I lb. -CUBE STEAKS ........................................~ I. G Sugar · . ,..--·~ · -- ,Kr~er. Brand Cheer or Dash . . . •• lb. CLUB STEAKS - with-- DITIIlGIHI' c . SL•"S TRA. . ':.:•r c TENDER Bottom Round JUICY Well Trimmed -·-----------------------------------~ CHOICI CUTS-TIINDER, JUICY m -- Beef Roast . ON~ PRICE - NONE PRICED HIGHER Clllqwul- No.llll cono · Sirloin Steak CUTS Circular Caddv . eGUIIft'r OYIN BONELESS ROUND - K•tt i'IMID l(l, ~ Olt l' ~0. $750. $500. $300. $200. $100 • $75. $50 • $20. "Super-Right" Quality CHOICE KRODIIIl NIN & S.R. Sherbet .••.•. _,.2 .! $L !liTo "Super-Right" Quality Meats! PLUS many Product Prizes! U41. TutN»>er with t h l o - - al once!JQI;:~ WIN ONE OR MORE PRIZES OF: ·~ -T. . .. Plarau12GA r THERMO-TEMP lallh-h $ 69 No Purchase RePuired ADULTS ONLY Crisco -,. ...,.......,..,!! 79c 'Coffee I we care FREE Navy bal. I '• Wllh "'" bolow andlho ......... ., J .. Jto .... Spotlight 4-Ui. . •!' ' ' Tenderall SHORTEN INa . WIN' your share of . USDA Choice . . Pack . . . ~! . Rolled .Roast &Span IUCIIIR •ALL MEA1" ' . Swiss Steak ---- ~ .... 59c USDA CHOICI IIOiti!LESS Pot Roast----· 111. 69e KROGER FAMOUS QUALITY Bucket Steak _- _. "'· 99e . OSCAR MAYER Braunschweiger . ;:· 39e SUGAR CREEK BACON . __ . ).lb 99e 1••; Ends & Pieces HYGRADI WHOLE OR HALF Slab Bacon .... __ . u.. 49e PURl! Lar.d . ______ __,.:: 69e Chuck Roast WIN your share ot ThOusands or·Stamp ' 19-ol. A&P FROZEN ALL B~TTER Brownie~ ~~~~::__~.--·.·.· p~;~ 69c A&P FROZEN 5~~ 79c French Fries ' MORTON FROZEN ' ' ·· ~79c· · .,~ Cr,.eam Pt'es -~· ·o.ch.· - A.&P FROZE~CONCENTRATED . ' ' . ' ' �,, ' I ..... l· r -.,;· I - . ~- - . --- . . . "" . ' '7'-~ ;rl- ''W-1-~lfl>·,·,~ . • '"' '" ' ~- 't ~ ,. ·- .. .. . .. . ... '. . t• r'···•· -"' I r · ,.., .t · 1 . . ;· • ·· ··~ ,I ,;-..·: . .. ..,_,. - ..., ' ,._ . I ' · · -~ - ' ,., ' '\~-,;--t-~f . •.• ' -' , "'!' J ' ' : . , . , ' Up , '' " -.: ' ' ' -·· . . ,____ Your favorite shopper's game is back!. !' : ~~ ~)'... :. ' ., ' er 0 TO prizes I ...-· Gr~d Chuck~ 6:9c .. '~~;c.. _,._ ' · Bonele8a Botfori · UIIDA CHOICI SHOULDER CIIT TIJRIFTY Brand lb. . USDA:-Choice lb. Soap . 29e • . CIDiltiiW•• Wieners ' .A ~ . •3.99 .. :: •2.69 r Qat I";. ... _ ~:· MCHTIME you visit your . store you will receive ABSO· LUTEL Y FREE a BONUS BINGO PRIZE SLIP marked Program#l95 .0nly one slip per store visit to eac\ ad<lt, ·t,. FREE Baking·Hens· PROG RAM " 195 12-oz. Tumbler Tnr Pill • • NIN a t.R. ' .............. ., BJour ~----- -----: 49c - ln/rl 39c · ·Potato Chips ............ 10 $1 ----85e-~: Eggs \ J9c Fruit Cocktail3 ~ $1 • • • • • • ••••••• ~ KIIOGIR BRAND ~llii·M "'MMIIo ........WIIITE Flour .-- ----- -· 5 :; 39e . 0. Tllo ....... Of Steaks For The Grill tall ' _,..., 41 CIRCULAR TRAY Rot. Prlco . ... ... .. .. Willi Thlo C - . .. . 0 ~0-oz. IO~ESS $ '.!9 $1.1t Elop. 6/'1/ f!! loave1 .I '•, ,...,...,..., e.,. PATIO PLATES (4'sl Rot. Prii:o . . .. . . . . ll.lt \. Wllh 11llo Coupon .. _ . • $Uf TOOTIIPASTI Gleem ---- ---- --·· '=!' 58c Elp. ~· ,/ • i I .• • J • I, , ~ TOI' . V~ ST~S • I,_,._T.,. ._z• :50 . .Fud&e Stripes ... EXTRA' 49e lo...... Pot- It-lb. .,. log Makers .4Je Miehipn Peat .:';· 79c lb. Eqi. I/Jirl Endive •••.•.••• .. ... 19e . . 'i llcin FRESH PORK PICNICS 39c .'' . TWIN PACK PreSLICED LB. 43c PARKER 11h·lb.3 ' ................ c-trr-~­ * ll!lp. f/1/M .' ' _ ' wllll ....., • • tit ,...,.,.,_ ,.......... wlltl "'" .......... Ono ,. "· bolllo IXCIORIN Elp. 113/fl . ' -..,.1/1/fl I. \ ' ' .... -f '·' I s. 1 I ·' i": ~ , ' '' I cv• '"' ' """ "" ()!! DO!I£0 U" l ' I ' I 0 I l -~·~---- --- ---J " ' I Clll OIIT I Nl lfl [ !. ll, ()/o DO ll I 0 liNl I I I ------------------ ________________ ___ ....;,_ C.mbtldg• Glousttr Marlettl Piq u• .Ath • n• 'Barn . . vllf• chll!leoth Clrtlevill•• M arion Ferry Msrt10S Porlsuuur l'o,.,l l ~l <tll hro• nt Blllllr• Blllltontainl Be lp re lrldltP~ cyrus Columbut CoshoctOI'I Valawu• Drlldtn Gatlann• Gahon GI UipoUI o reenrrerd Grov• Ci!J Iro nton J< ento n la ncaster ~ 118 11 Marysville Middleport Mount YHnOn eCon nt t&WJI Mlnlf!tllli a ewarl<: ewcemarslown tw 1.exln&ton woon~ 11eld Woiiii iPI!IOI'o fieyn(ll (hbi.HS '11 Mar)'!. · 1dne~ o dle WEST VIRGI NI A ~ f" ll•l!litld UM rll! s. ton [is\ Ra111~lla ~1 dn~y. Nel1unv1lle andOO W1lmint:lon U1 lH'lllll Wa ~run Qto n C.H. WAvtriJ " ' ' L11g• n Molllgom• r'f M ound~vil '"' Mulla n~ B tr. ~ley Nl' w Mllrl llls~o lll Oil k Hill Hin tQn l'l~ ~ ~dnt Sl. AIbM:. tiu tttmgton t l 9, ,at OIU' fiOr• s in ~ •· • I ~wi1bur1 f'<Hi<I!•".I JIJ rg Po1ro t 4 A&P. Fruit Cocktail Pork &Beans ,c 17-oz. 9 · .9-.· cans - ... .... ' t I. ...- '. A&P SLICED 3 $1 00 Swiss Cheese ---- --.. lb:;89c 1 si;:; 69c Cheese Spread 9~~- 29c . 29oz. cans • BORDEN'S 6. VARIETIES - -- CIR 3 ~~;, 69c ' hspread Sultono 1~01.lor 29c Sa ndWIC 24-ol. 59 Peanut BuHer Sultono aund '" c Barbecue Sauce ::u: _2';;~ 49c C1rcus peanuts Ann ,,,._ pke. 39c Coffee Creamer::': _ ';:~ 45c Laundry Bleach :::~h-'_o·:~:; 39c Hrend o JANE PARKER Plain, Sugar Clr1namon - - 3G IIO•XIRA 'IS ONE I • ciHIO _ Grape Jelly ::; _ Fresh Peaches - lb. lSc TOP·VAU•8T.u.s ' WP. '"'"''" v~u tu pl o< y l:hJ•nl :s. Hn.•KO rrosram SULTANA-IN TOMATO JUICE I c : l ui iUWIIIi£ \l\i0$11 11 0.l0WIIio Peaches ~~~:.o_. - Sandwich Bread 2 ~o:~ S5c 9 k' ;kic 00 tes ~ANE I f>l. ( A.SE Nt'lTE: Bon115 Bin.:o Prire ~ lip s fo r Proilrlm 1 1.g8 • r• VIII lid Qr ·1 1,,r f'ro l{' ~"' ~ 1 95: tliP.\" are nnl valid ma ny o U•'-' p, <J,,MII. AlP FREESTONE Baked Foods! .,". ' ___.. 1 ~l' WlU( lb. JANE PARKER J9c ··a-RIPI . ,,ncv w1th lht purcheU u 69c 3 !:~. 79c 1·1b, 69 ,k,. c ---· - W!N PRIZE S ! YOU ARE NOT LI MITED IN THE NUMB ER OF TIMES YOU CAN WIN! v.. vllle ~ Sliced, Supor Right, 4 .... lb. y·o ·Es TOI"VALUIITAMPI Sphagnllll Peat ~- 3.98 Pork Steaks :~y7. Fish Cakes ~:~;John Lunc heon Meat rp, paste rn you r pa! rcri :,:r.lg store. ---------..1 t lb HOUS·E nze L ............................ , .... ..... -~ ~~ - ~ Fresh Produce! 6-39c B'oneless Beef Roasts TO HELP YOU ODLLAR GAME .Program#, Garne Value, letter and Num· I ber' asSl'lhey appear d ' on each newspape I' . . r :I P ' .. . ;·.•;;rllu~;ltoast .. .... ...... ... . lb. 99c Sirloin Tip Roast · ·· ·· ··· · ······· lb. 99c CENtER BLADE CUTS Chuck Roast, Boneless ·· · · · ·· ··· lb. 69c ROUND BONE ':) ~.:~ ..... ......... . .!1St · ··...... · ····.. .. · ··· lb. 79c '.''.*m-gJ"IJiift Roast, BoneleSS .... .. .. lb. 95,." . Eye' 0f Round Roast " ..'' •''' lb• $1 •35 ...... tllo ........ of THERMO DISIIII Exp. 6/M7 35e ' • - hi Cheez-Its 'I Diunua ,.__..,-._3 ::; $L 99c ·, ONE THOUSAND lb. ' ........- - - - - , 'if you copy, hand print in plai n block : letters on a plaio piece ol paper ll1e I I ~i-- .: i ,.._ _ _...;..........._ FRESH FROZEN FISH FILLETS Lefs. or. Breasts ., u. •• .·. 2 89 :ril e ' ~" C :aooEXTRA ' IIAIIQUET FROZIII ,. . ~b Cream Pies .-___ ...4 ;::: $1. I f' R I ZE SL IP of Prizes. Starl with lhe Extra Prize Slrp1 in this Ad! Mar k Ihem in your Bon"s : ·Bingo Game Book and you are on your : way to winnrng Cash Prizes. I FRESH- LEAN JUICY . · ..---------------------, lb. Plf5H FROZEN CHICKEN 6/'1/rl MlrnTb . _,.. lb. SAVE SOc •= 69c - Stefltng Beef~:.": · ·· 79c Beef Rili Roast~~~:·_·. ·__ lb. 95c 49c B ASh ort R'b 1s BANQUET FROZIII ~ ~E ~~do ~GHER ONE PRICE , ' thePr ize~l ip solthisprogramyou recei~e I L...................-~---------------~ at our stores to help you win your share : 't1 Pottflhouse Steaks · .. ·.. · ·.. lb. $1.19 BONELESS TOP CUTS Round Steak .... ···.. · · ···.. .. · · lb. 99c Slrloi!w np Steak .. .. ·........ · lb. $1.19 .· Beet Rib SJeaks · .. .. ··.. .... · lb. $1.29 Dell,onlco 'steak, Boneless · .. · lb. $.1.79 Ground Round Steak · ···· ·· ·· ··· lb. 89c •• EXTRA BONUS! Each weekwe will prict ,., "'''" E!tra Boo us Bicgo Prize Slips inour news· r··.:-.,-----·------ 1 paper ads. Watch for these ads! Cut oul I :BOl\fU S;~ ~ (or copy'J and use them logelher wilh all I H 1 N G 0 I lb. -CUBE STEAKS ........................................~ I. G Sugar · . ,..--·~ · -- ,Kr~er. Brand Cheer or Dash . . . •• lb. CLUB STEAKS - with-- DITIIlGIHI' c . SL•"S TRA. . ':.:•r c TENDER Bottom Round JUICY Well Trimmed -·-----------------------------------~ CHOICI CUTS-TIINDER, JUICY m -- Beef Roast . ON~ PRICE - NONE PRICED HIGHER Clllqwul- No.llll cono · Sirloin Steak CUTS Circular Caddv . eGUIIft'r OYIN BONELESS ROUND - K•tt i'IMID l(l, ~ Olt l' ~0. $750. $500. $300. $200. $100 • $75. $50 • $20. "Super-Right" Quality CHOICE KRODIIIl NIN & S.R. Sherbet .••.•. _,.2 .! $L !liTo "Super-Right" Quality Meats! PLUS many Product Prizes! U41. TutN»>er with t h l o - - al once!JQI;:~ WIN ONE OR MORE PRIZES OF: ·~ -T. . .. Plarau12GA r THERMO-TEMP lallh-h $ 69 No Purchase RePuired ADULTS ONLY Crisco -,. ...,.......,..,!! 79c 'Coffee I we care FREE Navy bal. I '• Wllh "'" bolow andlho ......... ., J .. Jto .... Spotlight 4-Ui. . •!' ' ' Tenderall SHORTEN INa . WIN' your share of . USDA Choice . . Pack . . . ~! . Rolled .Roast &Span IUCIIIR •ALL MEA1" ' . Swiss Steak ---- ~ .... 59c USDA CHOICI IIOiti!LESS Pot Roast----· 111. 69e KROGER FAMOUS QUALITY Bucket Steak _- _. "'· 99e . OSCAR MAYER Braunschweiger . ;:· 39e SUGAR CREEK BACON . __ . ).lb 99e 1••; Ends & Pieces HYGRADI WHOLE OR HALF Slab Bacon .... __ . u.. 49e PURl! Lar.d . ______ __,.:: 69e Chuck Roast WIN your share ot ThOusands or·Stamp ' 19-ol. A&P FROZEN ALL B~TTER Brownie~ ~~~~::__~.--·.·.· p~;~ 69c A&P FROZEN 5~~ 79c French Fries ' MORTON FROZEN ' ' ·· ~79c· · .,~ Cr,.eam Pt'es -~· ·o.ch.· - A.&P FROZE~CONCENTRATED . ' ' . ' ' �.' ,.,, I . . . I ) ' i~Dany ~mtnet,- P.omeroY:·Mlddleport,~ o., ttay !1, J.967 •• - .....-., .,._.._.. - - -·-· - -- Around and - • About . SOci'et:y.:. by Anniversary Party Given Members "' 7947 M'ddl H'tgh Graduotes vf I eport All anniversary party f o r Parker (Wilma Hermann), CbljS- c··oml.ng Eve n·-t5 . , Hill B;llfe ,_ .. · IsGivenforSon ' ' ~ . Mr. and Mr$. Howard Ulg~ • . 'Club Planniitg PoiJ)eroy; entertained. wltll . 811 • ·• inf~rmal rcc:!lptiof _honoring .Festival June J. ' their son, Ronald, a member of . , Informal RecepUon I. .1, I · members of the 1947 Mld~le- ter; Miss Anna Howell, Midport High School graduat,ing dleport; Mrs. Gene Evans (Madclass was held Saturday night eline Johns9nl. Grove City; the 't007 Pomeroy High ~hoot UPPER FLATS, W. VI. - . tollowing the alumni banquet Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morris grad1,11tting class. · TIU! Hill Billie 4-I: Club will in the social room of the Co- (Joan Karr), Middleport; Mr ' Attending the affair held fol· sponsor a festival' June 3 at · Miss Rpberta Kraeuter a n d lumbus and Southern 0 h i o and Mrs. Gilbert Kerwood, Co' 'tl 11!111 1....._ lowing commencement w c r, e their meeting place, .the Upper Charlene Hoeflich, Tel. 992-5292 Miss Leda Mae Fraeuter are Electric Co. !umbus: Dr. and Mrs. J 0 h n EASTERN H!GH Schoo I Barbara 'Logan, Mi's. James Flats Community . Bililding. in Amanda for several days E' ht be 0 f t h I Kircher. Worthington; Mr. and Athletic Boosters meeting, Wed- Robertson, Mrs. Ronald Lip- . 1'he fesUval Will' st•t.at 7:31 ·1lfhere they are guests of Mr. classIg their een husbands mem rs and · 1ug · h pert, Mr. Ell d Mrs. J ohn· Jor• p.m. and will end· whell · • all tbe wive ·e Mrs· ·Jack Kaulf • Point Pleas-' . nesday, May 31, 8 p. m. m Iand Mrs. Pearl Wolfe and fam- e ' f i~'J ant. W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs .WII· school cafeteria. dan, Columbc:s: Mr~. Archie food runs out. Th... ; ~ be 1 1 ily. They went especially for ~o;t~l~~se::a~~:t:~est~ll ~:.~i:. liam Nelson (Non~ Mournmg), THE WILDWOOD Garden Gibson, Ki'is and Mary ~lien, plenty of bomeriladif:;,:.,up. the graduation of Joe Wolfe I in Ill Mel s Count 11 was a Pomeroy; Mr. ~nd Mrs. ~· W. Club will meet Wednesday at Zanesville; and Wilbur Logan, homemade ·tee· cr~ ·.. hot Ul mg OUnCI at nspect10n from Amanda High School. . g f g . . . y. Th I Seyfned (Maxme S m 1I h), 8 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Pomeroy. ' dogs, ~!lid soda pop: '"-lieBY ADA SLACK Margaret Eichinger, Lind a Miss Leda Mae Fraeuter re-'J ~~le a~d r~~;~::ec~;g.wer: Lyncn burg, Va. ; HarryW ~I u Fred Nease with Mrs. Uswin cues, cakes, pies; ~. and SYRACUSE -Inspection of Lavender, Marie Rizer, Marga- sided with the Wolfe family b J A ld c· . t'1 .I face, Middleport; Mrs i i~m Nease and Mrs. David Ne~se, ' the other good things ~ ·· .fellGuiding Star Council 124, ret Cottrill, Esther Harden, Syl- while teaching in Amanda. hy h am~s r~ot ' m;;:n~. ' 1 Betz !Virginia J~t Wise), Hill- co-hostesses. Observe Birthdays .. 1 ' Daught~~· ot America, was held via Zwilling, Sadie Thuener, M d M D 'd E k f Ig ;c 00d1 pic ur:; wre ~~- iard; and Mr. and Mrs. M i Thursday On Tube Program tiVa' ·· ' Thursday night at the D. of A. Carrie Sinclair, and Myla Hud- N r. kan rs. avkl nd s ew ot• pedla~~th' an dmem "rsm · cidcoutn . White, Columbus. PAST CHIEFS of Magnolia The public Is lnylted/ i 'd H 11 N tt' H De t 0 f ewar wert! wee e gues a en an now ens. Miss Oonna Reibel, Pomeroy, there will be stands, f~Jt ..eatllll a . e Je ayes.' pu y ~on. of their P.arents, \'dr. and Mrs. . '3!llf'~ -- ~"'""'' " ' · "" 7NI"' ~m . Temple, Pythian Sisters, wIll and Mrs. Nettle Hayes, Middle- set ur. outside aDd .~iO ~les Forest Rose CouncJ1285 was t!le H· E. 1 . R tl d d Guests were Mr. and MIS. ~, · meet at 7:30 Thursday night r · 1 ffi Th ,.., arvey r ewme, u an an A ld c· . . . M I ' ... port, will celebrate their birth· will be .erected• ~Ide. . . '. [ Inspectmg o 1cer. e coun.1 M d M Ch 1 . E k James rno , mcmnan . r r. · ru . at the home of Mrs. Rolhn · d d f .. r. an rs. ares s ew, d M J Ba'l Mddl , . day anniversaries Thlirsday The Hll1 ·Billies use the fesrecP-tve a gra e o very Pomeroy. an rs. oe I ey, I ~- • Bearhs. Miss Erna Jesse wl!l with an appearance on the tlval as a means of rilqll good. " port; Mrs. Joseph Kemya IF.!· be the assiting hostess. 'I d . ·t I Visitors with Mrs. Florence leen Blosser), Euclid; Mr. and ] OUt . PA~T CHIEFS Magnolia "Dialing for Dollars" television money , for . ihetr camp fw!d. The counc1 opene m n ua • h k d J h F It .. T d • u ' show at Huntington, W. Va. The money will :nAu, the 4-ll'tra I t' f 'th 23 be d Davl Burnside over t e wee en Mrs. 0 n u z, ,.. rs. e j Temple Pythian Sisters will ~ ~ IC ortsm WI t mTehm rs tan were Harold Martin, Fort Laud- Riley, Jr. (Clarabelle G i 1- •l ~·tid f meet at 7'30 Thursday night at Both Miss Reibel and Miss ways to county "P''P• r & gues presen . e mee mg d Fl d h' • . M d M R' h d -~, . Hayes were given invitations to ' . I d ted b A · t A lawn party at the home of Ier ale. a., an IS .wo SIS· more); r. an rs. IC ar ., · · th" home of Mrs Rollin Bearhs • Del was cilon lEic.l C~l kssMocla e Mr and Mrs Emerson Jones ters. Thelma and Doris, and , Owen (Sarah D. Hartley) Mid- ! w~h Miss Erna .Jesse as the return for celebration of their were Margaret ~ • rs · · · d H d · birthdays when they attended Ia Stahl, Edna Rei¥,• ·.mf'.l d· · Counc or 1een ar . 1 0 eorge Shive er, dleport; Mr. an Mrs. owar M W'll' rted b k Middleport on Sunday honored Mr. and Mrs. Betz HI'li'Iard co-hostess •.w-.a . k Q J ames u1c was rep9 ac · • c· . 11 - · rs. 1 1 ~ m • · · the show last week. Others go- ith Betzing. 'Ibe ~ - in the hospital but would be Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davidson, mcmna · iand Mrs. Leo Swick, Col urnFRIDAY ing to Huntington at that time the station. ~. · '· home soon. Mr. Quick, able to Athen~. . . . Tom Lind returned to Fairbus, were weekend vis!tors of MIDDLEPORT FIRE Dept. i.~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;i~lii!jii$iiil~ be around some again after a DavJ~son will receive h 1 s mont State College Sunday afMr . and Mrs. C. H. Wtse, Jr., will sponsor the outside dane~ foot operaiton, and Mary Lisle ma~ter s. degree !n electncal ter spending the weekend with "'I I here for the weekend from party this Friday night at the are recovering satislactorily ~ngmeermg at OhiO Umverslty his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reitheir Waverly ho~e, and C.. H. Middleport Community Park . , " froto surgery. Sunday. He . has accepted no Lind. He came especially Wise, Sr., and M1ss ~uth W1se. from 8,30 to 11 :30 p. m. The ~ . . . employ~ent wIth the Stan~- for the Pomeroy Alumni ban- Mr and Mrs. Manning Kloes Mrs. Myrtle Hamson, Jays will emcee. . UrS I ~ tt Second nommatlon of officers ard' Oil of New Jersey, m quet · . dSt d . ht f i dleport village hall attendant, . . . entertame a ur ay rug . I Saturday was heard. A Ietter was readlI Momstown, N. J . to begm . h M'ddl t H. o.11 is confined to Holzer Hosp1ta, READ ABOUT OUR , ,; . 1 from Councilor Ural Thomas, June 25. Monday the couple Mr. and Mrs .. Mike Hammer lowmg \ e . b eport .:hg Gallipolis. Mrs. Harrison sui- hiGH SCHOOL DA.NCE par· i who is with her daughter in Co- will leave on a ttip to Canada . and daughter, K1m, were Satur- School a umm anque WI _a fered a coronary. Her r 0 0 m ty, open to thepubhc, Saturlurnbus indefinitely. with a visit to "Expo '67" in- day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob party members of the 19a2 · 224 . day night at the Pomerov· Jund for r g lass num ber IS . Mrs. Hayes. Margaret Seiden- eluded in their vacation plans. Hoeflich and daughter. gra ua 10 c · Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Sturn- ior High Auditorium. Dancmg FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY THI! abel. deputy of Theodorus Coun- Mrs. Davidson, the former Mr. and Mrs. Ted Beegle of Guests were the Rev. and bo, Mrs. Diana Hartinger and from 8:30 to 11:30 P· m. The I · cil, Florence Potts, deputy and Sharon Jones, also a graduate Worthington were holiday week- Mrs. George Siddall (Jean son, Scott, and Miss Marilyn Jays will emcee. Sponsored hy 'i::. .. 2nd and 3rd of JUNE Leola Enoch, captain of 'Guid- of Ohio University, for the pa~t end guests of their parents, Smart) of Deer Park; Mr. and Stumbo left Monday for a two the Pomeroy Playgr01md Fund. in& Star Council, """'"e present- three years has been a music Mr. a11d Mrs. Fred Crow, Syra- Mrs. William Hauck (J u I i e wer,k vacation in Florida. ed gifts by Ada Slack, on be- instructor n the Athens school cuse, and Mr. and Mrs. Thea- Mitch) of Marion; Mr. and Sunday guests 'of Miss Mabel ... half of the council. system. Prior to that she dare Beegle, Pomeroy. Mrs. Bob Walburg (Mary Mar- Hysell, who has been ill for During the social hour pot- taught two years in the Jack- Richard Crow a?d son, War- garet Williams) of Columbus; the past three weeks, were Mr. luck refreshments were served son schools. ren, spent the holiday weekend the Rev. and Mrs. Clifford and Mrs. Lewis Smith, the forto these guests, Mrs. Hayes, The couple has been honor- here with his mother, Mrs. Coleman, Columbus; Mr. and mer Reba Ely, of Akron, and Mrs. Seidenabel, Della Stall, ed with several farewell d!nner Maude Crow. Mrs. Gene Coleman, Rutland; Mr. and Mrs. Allen Jenkinson and Edna Reibel ef Theodorur, parties by Athens area fnends Mr. a~d Mrs. Walter Grueser Mr. and Mrs. William Swisher, who have returned from their Mrs. Tommy Quinn NebberCouncil, Pomeroy ; Laura Mae and Mrs. Davidson was pre- II of CJrcle~Ille were weekend Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. John Middleport home after spend- gall, Buckeye Lake, Ohio, and Hartung, Barbara Sargent, Es- sented flowers and gifts fr?m guests of h1s parents. Kandy Dudding, Portsmouth; Mr. and ing the winter at sons, T. Q. and Mark Allen, CASUAL~ spent the Memorial Holidays ther Ridenour, Hattie Frederick, the three vocal groups which G~ues~r, a. stu~ent at West Mrs. David J. Jenkins (R u t h Beach, Fla. Mae Spencer, Zora Riggs, Olive she taught in the Chauncey V1rgima Umver~Ity, Is home for Chase) , Portsmouth; Mrs. Low- Cmdr. and Mrs. H. E. Flow- visiting her mother, Mrs. Le' Kelley, Goldie Frederick, of ' school. the summer With her parents, ell Beaver and Miss Car o I ers of Afton, Va., and Mr. ona Goff. Pt. Pleasant, and sisChester Council 323 ; and ' Guests at the farewell party Mr. ~nd Mrs. Walter Grueser. Bachtel, Middleport; and Mrs. Mrs. Raleigh Flowers! Akron, ter, Mrs. Audrey Young, Charmembers, Eileen Clark, Fior- hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Jon.es Hohd~~ wee.kend guests of Betty Ashley, Albany. spent the weekend with Mrs. leston, and Mrs. Alice Lathey, ence Potts, Margaret Johnson, were Mrs. Dorothy Dandakis, Mrs. L1han Pierce were Mrs. __ Pearl Reynolds. They Rt. 2, Pt. Pleasant. Betty Lou Johnson, Alice Mrs. Paul Parsons and son, Helen Rolph, Huntington, Vf. especially for the Mr. and Mrs. James Pridehart Clara Lavender Edith Paul, Athens; Emmett Jones, Va., Mr. and Mrs. Lee Clark alumni banquet. more and family of East Llv· Hood Lee Enoch . Ada Slack Shade; Miss Barbara Jones, and son, Jon, of Wright PatBetty Gladwell and erpool, Ohio, visited relati~es Paul~e Morarity: The 1m~ Columbus ; Larry Finegold, Ket- terson Air Field, and Mr. ~nd Lee Gladwell. Columbus, were in Mason and Lincoln counties Grueser, Ann Hemsley, Kath- tering; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mrs. Dana Canter and family, Holzer Hospitals Visiting holiday weekend guests of her during the holidays. In Pt. ryn Johnson, Evelyn s t 0 we, Milhoan, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon New Carlisle. hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents parents, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Pleasant they visited with Mr. ;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;•,\ Weber, Dennis, Dean, DoMa, Mr. and Mrs. Eve~ett Hayes, on! on Pediatrics Ward. Becker. and Mrs. Kenny Pridemore and Dallas. and Duane. Rutland; Great Bend, were m Beverly Y Mr. and Mr$. Jonathan Har- family of Camp Conley. Mr. and Mrs. Horace MeEt- Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Admissions ris of Zephyrhillis, Fla., have Rebecca Lou Call, daughter hinney, Mrs. C. E. Burdette, William Meredith. The couple F. Lester White, 833 Second spent tbe past week here with of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Call .W. UA. . and Charles Burdette, Middle- toured the Interl&ke St e e I Ave.; Phillip Watson P ric e, Dale Allensworth, Cheshire. of Park Drive, celebrated her wibAEs6AY. tAUR5bXv port; Mrs. Kenneth Russell, Corp. of which Meredith is Portsmouth Rd.; Terley L. Mrs. c. M. Hennesy accom- 5th birthday, May 28th, with a ..i.. AND FRIDAY Racine ; Mrs. William Burton plant manager. Clagg, Bidwell; Mrs. Marion panied her son-in • law and family diMer at her home. Mly 31~une 1-2 DOUBLE FEATURE and Lisa, Mrs. Floyd Chapman Recent guests of Mrs. T. W. T. Williams, Addison; Dwayne daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Candle Jo Call, 10 year "FRANKIE AND and Shellie, and Karl Russell, Bengel were Dr. a?d Mrs. L. C. D. Kuhn, &io Gran~e; Burbage Idon Harris, to Columbus for 11 old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. JOHNNY" Bradshaw of Paoma, Colo. Mrs. Spaulding, Rt. 1 Vmton; An· two week vllllt. James H. Call, 150 Park Drlye, Elvia Presley, Donna Douglas Columbus. Bradshaw Is Mrs. Bengel's thony Merola, Lower RIver Mrs. w. K. Wllson of Rensse- is a patient at Holzer HospltJI. Color - PLUSniece. Rd.; Mrs. Harold F. Queen, Jr., aer, N. Y., is the guest of her Mr. and Mtl. Tom Walters. "THAT MAN IN ISTANBUL" Mrs. Howard Johnson, SprtngRt. 1 Gallipolis; Mrs. William sisters, Mrs. Glenn Lambert, Mason Blvd .• and Mr. and Mrs. Horst Bucholz, Sylvia Kosci~a field, was the recent guest of F. Shato, Rt. 2 Patriot; Mrs. Middleport, and Mrs. Pete El· Maurice Mayes, Henderson, Technicolor SIZES Mrs. Harry Davis, Pomeroy. Kenneth M. Haner, Rt. 2 Ga111· berfeld, Otester. spent the holiday weekend In During her visit here Mrs. polis; Mrs. Bessie M. McCar· Miss M~ianne Woodgerd was Columbus,' Ohio, guestl of Mr. 12·¥.1 to 4 - - - iohnson, Mrs. Davis and Mr. ty, Addison; Mrs. Dorothy V. here for the Memorial Day and Mrs. James Mourning and .. • .... -v -~ ;·':f',~ "Love in the Family" was and Mrs. Homer Hawkins visit- Harrison, Rt. 1 Gallipolis; Otis weekend with her parents, Mr. family, son-in-law and daughter . :...... ·' ·, . Pomeroy, 0. .: the theme of devotions present- ed in Athens with Mrs. Ger· E. Sheets, Rt. 1 Crown City: and Mrs. H. K. Woodgerd. of the Walters'. ~TONIGHT and HUiRStiAIJIMI ed by Mrs. Richard Vaughan trude Neutzling. Patrkia E. Cartwright, Clifton; Mrs. Emmett Cray bas re- Mrs. Vern C. Filson, 2106 Mt · May U.June 1 at a recent meeting of the Mrs. Alma Thompson return- Candice Jo Call, Pt. Pleasant; turned to her home here after Vernon Avenue, Is a medical MIDDLEIIORT, OHIO NOT OPEN Women's Association of the ed to Columbus Tuesday after James T. Lee, Sr., Henderson; spending the winter in Akron patient at the Clinic. PltiDAY ano!I\ATURDAY Middleport First United Pres- a weekend visit here with her Miss Sallie F. Glenn, Bender· with her daughters . ..J~E~A" · byterian Church. brother, Edward Hoeflich and son; Mrs. William G. Abels, Dr. and Mrs. John Harley (Teehnicolor) Mrs. Edward Burkett, pres!- Mr. and Mrs. Reino Lind. Rt. 1 Ulng Bottom; Miss Susie and son, Springfield, were week· !~~~jH~!un~ter, Arthur Ken- dent, conducted the meeting L. Edwards, Middleport; Hir· end guests , of his sister, Mrs. and LotZ~e!~e~~ during which time reports from outh Groupl Plan am T. Fisher, Rt. 1 Miners- J. E. Harley. the men of FJ Dorado the three groups were given. • • ville; Holly N. Friend, Rt. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Lewis and done to his bride! He Prayer and group singing op- Swamm~g Party Long Bottom; Herman H. daughter, Valei'ie, were in Athwith any weapon avail- ened the meeting. Miss Mar- A swimDUDg party was plan- Wolfe, Racine; Mrs. Stanley E. ens Sunday for the At h en s ~dla to ~ACO" garet Sauer gave the prayer ned for June 11 at ~yal Oak Bush, Wellston; Paula L. Kirk, High School baccalaureate. Bob (Tecbnicolor) for missionaries. Park when the combmed youth Ravenswood; Mrs. David Stewart, son of Mr. and Mrs. ~~~~K~~eel,~~J~an~e Ruuell, Refreshments were served by groups of the Methodist ~yra- Wyant, Rt. 5 Jackson; Mrs. William Stewart, and nephew t.l Fro~~~d~ Mrs. Fred Lewis, Mrs.' Arthur cuse, Forest Run and Miners- Tommy L. Hall, Rt. 1 Oak Hill; of Mr. Lewis, Is a member of ''W''""" atood rea- Lewis, Mrs. 0. H. Stewart, Mrs. ville Churches met SundaY Mrs. Gary P. Lee, Elyria; Mrs. the graduating class. ave a town. Is his mis- Vaughan, Mrs. Larry Ander- night. Franklin D. Wright, Rt. 4 Jack· Mr. and Mrs. Joe Young, accompli8hedT son, and Mrs. Robert Haggerty. Church camp p!BDI were dis- son. Melanie and Joey ol Cam· ... cussed and the program f o r bridge, and Mr. and Mrs. Wil·. the evening was presented by Births liam Kitlchen llld daughters, ! Annette Warner. Bee Bachtle Mrs. William F. Shato, Rt. 2 Debbie and Denise Chillicothe I was in charge of the meeting Patriot, daughter, 8=17 a.m. were holiday guesb of Mr. and '\ attended by 10 members, a Monday; Mrs. ~ennetb M. Han- Mrs. J. A. Young, Sr. ' counselor, and the Rev. Wen- er, Rt. 2 Gallipolis, son, 8=42 Mr. and Mrs. Bemard Sween· ~·~~ dell Stutler. a.m. Monday; Mra. Keith M. Charleston, W. Va., spent ~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;::-- Mount, Rt. 2 Pedro, son, 10:15 the weekend here with Mr. a.m. Monday; Mrs. Haro~d ~· and Mrs. Carl BraMan. Queen, Jr., Rt. 1 Gallipolis, Guests of. Mr. and Mrs. Earl R.tzafratzl son, 3:32 a.m. Tuesday. Knight over the hOliday were Missed out? There's D111Cbarge1 Mr. and Mrs. Ron Halley, eo. plenty more. Look under Mrs. Eva Cheesebrew, Mrs. lumbus. FURNITURE DEALER§ Margaret Coffey, Nick Cutney, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin GinIn the YELLOW PAGES. Mrs. Alberta L. Fife, Marvin ther and family, &!QUI Where your fingers do L. Friend, Mrs. Jack D. Hart, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Hutchison, Mrs. Don- Willlam Childs for the the walkina, '¥ plsl .... aid Kelmlaon, Mrs. Buell E. Day weekend. -· Is • til flt1111 I Matthews, Mrs. D. w. Roth- Mr. and Mrs. James John•• ..,~~~-1 I geb, Fred J. Russell, Mrs. Aar· son and family were In Maryson Saunders, Lawrence E. ville Sunday. The family will rell, Kevin D. Teaford, Burnie move there Mooday. WIDdera, Nancy K. Willard, Mrs. Ray ~gle, Mrs. Paul D. Hugtles and Infant son, M r 8. George E. Knapp and infant HAS NOT RAISIID iOn, Mrs. Jamet~ R. Powell and GAS PRICUI , ,'; • 1:, infant son, Mrs. Steve E. Stevenson and Infant 1011, M r s. Regul1r ~, 9c 'Jliomas F. eon!ey, Donald V. Dearing, Harry J. Dennison, Ethyl ~ 31.9c I Roy Ellgland, Hiram Fisher, George M. Hogaten, Robert L Smith, Mrs. TomDIJ L. Ha1I. J' ' Mrs. Mabel H. Hayes, M r 1. W, •MIIn . . N. 2ND. Pomeroy G.rade of Very Good Awarded to •d• . S . C . / • tOr 1 G cr:::l -ound an d ... Lawn Party G'IYen f Or 'dsons 1 Ab d) epor . . . Class Members Of MHS '52 Are ,'ionored ' • In Tomorrow Evenl (Th day') papers • Storewide Bargain Days ·; , "' Point Pleasant t ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Personal NoteS SANDALS FOR ACnVE OR LBSURE MOMENTS Hospll• a} NeWS I.ADiiS STRAP asoN Drive ·In CHUDR-1-NS MEIGS THEATRE Affection in Family Theme Of Devotions THE SHOE Bo·x··," ),, ~ r firestone DLC-100· NEW TREADS t I I-· ......... ___ ..., .... ....... aRnFIED . ..... 30. Oleo. . FrankllD D. WriCIJt, H' &.iR I • ' / � 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. 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