http://66.213.69.5/files/original/9af5d3b915762f6a71814761ff2ae84f.pdf 79816578bbd8ecafd75f17334dac044b PDF Text Text ' ' Jllfl,'l9tlll p ·rilo•, U•il~>a"l~ol, llllddl-l'ume"')', .,.. ;.. .:t,, ... · ::3·~· ".lfof.·,.x ~:fri~ , . s~ · t~tuy '¥ , ) * }~ . i, .t ,: " . ".d·..·. . a.f·!UP·. . ·. . , ve ~ ' >Ji· ~.' l; ~,,, ~ I" > ' ,' th~ A~~aa, !!~~ vice:;~~~~~ Key rQr . ~ 'maf,t standlhg and En.IOY~ent" wU,· ., retar.Yi Mrs. · Inn In Parkers- carried out In tile key rtll'!lcll u1c1 Vi;o. Well, , . · · of the 37.th · P(OBf&m booklets. ~ aeeretary, ·Or Cll;do . 1 oft ann.ts hieft- Beta Sigma Hll THURSDAY, MAY .?. 1968 . . Doubts · ~ Borbara,il~~'oln&=~~~~~;. gli!CI\ · v1ee June Van Vranl<en led In ,tile national anthem to open the meet- ;~~~=·~;~~~ ~~=~ Gammawtre Mu joint and Ohio El4 the lng QDening will> Mrs. IIIIIch chapters SJ?OI'liOtS ritual and <OI!Ollctlng Mrp,., Wal- ker, '· ' . ..uin will ~I)Jk; :· rt· tile ban<flOI celebraUng 1/le ton giving tile Beta SIP.. Phi Karr, &Mivenary of Beta Slima Phi' 1 grace ~ore the di.Mer. X1 Gamma founding at Abilene, Kan. The ' ' . The pledges, each or whom Mra. A. R; KniJbt. ipOIIIDI' ol were presented a charp, were Ohlq Eta Atl, was recogni:ed. · welcomed by Mrs. Mitch. In- Uaable to attend the baRquet. wli eluded ln the group were Donna Mrs. Edison Hobstetter, aponsor Byer, Vldd Gloedmer, noMa or Xi Gamma Mu. Hauck, Beveri.Y t..Ons. Twila·Ma- - Present torthebanquetbesidel then.y, Coleen Ohlinger, CaroJ,yn those named wore JemUer AnSatterfield, Lynn !lump, Kat,y deraon, Gail Hovatter, Ina Mea· Well, and Sue Zirkle of Ohio dows, Rosetta RedoVtan, Barbarli program included a letter trom ·Walter W, Rosa, rounder of the sorority which now has 9,000 chapters with a membership of over 200,000. A feature at the banquet was the presentation of Girl of tile Year awards to Annie Chapman, ootstanding In her ..,rk in tile Eta Hll. lllas. April Smltll, Marll1D ado Eta Phi chapter, aDd Velma A skit portraying aetivitles Swan, a n .d Bonnie 1bompBCII, Rue, selected to receive t h e oi the sorority ·during the pa$: Q:llo Eta Phi chapter member&i award by the Xi Gamma Mu year was jWesented under the and Norma Amsbary, Nellie <haoter. dlrectlm o1 Mrs. Ril!lo, and tile Bnwm, UndaBeegle, Vera Crow, Jane Walton, president of XI pledges sang the Uleme .song, 9:drley CUster, Clarice Kra.._ · Gamma Mu, presented a gilt to Turn the Ke,y and p original ter, Phyllis MuJleu, Roberta Mrs. Rue. A troPhy and ring song ba&ed on sororl~ senti. O'Brien, Yvonne Scally, Teresa were awarded to Mrs. Cbapman, menta. SwatzeJ, Mary Carolyn Wlle,y, whose selection for the award New officers tor botb chapters Reva VllUIIhan, and Margaret was revealed at the banquet by were introduced andfnclQde Mrs. f'ollrod. Betty Rawlings, the 1967 GirJ Grueser. president; AnnBarnltl, of the Year ror Ohio Eta Phi. dleport hall, Friday and SaturPast president gavel pins were day beginning at 9 a.m. presented to the retiring presil!l .. dents or the two chapters, Mrs. MEIGS COUNTY P o m o n a Grange will host Athens County Walton and Ula Mitch of Ohio Pomona Grange, Frida,y, 8 p.m.; Eta Phi. Charms significant of i\then.s Count¥ in charge of de,. their respective otnceswereglvgree work. AU Meigs members en to CaNb'n Grue.er, rlce pre~ urged to be present. sideot; Ruth Ann Rime, recordWEDNESDAY I.Dg secretary; Lola Clelland, SATURDAY ADULT CHOIR practice, St. treaaurer; and Carol McCUlFIRST OUTSIDE DANtE parcy lough, corresponding secretary Paul Lutheran Chun:h, 8 p.m., of 1968 Saturda.v, May 4, at the The Kin Club, inactive for Wodneoday. of Ollio Eta Phli and Arm Rupe, Middleport Community P a r k, vice president; 9drley Beegle, the past two years, was reorAlii A TEVR GARDEN C I u b SPonSOred by Middleport Pollee treasurer: Bett;y Miller, secre- ganized at a meeting held Moo- Wodnesday, May 1, at 8 p.m.,' Dept., at 8:30 p.m. The Jll¥s will tary; and Rose Sisson, corre- day nl.,l at tile hnme of lllrs. at home of Mrs_ Charles Gas- Provide the music ror dancing Middleport. Jorry Fry, sponding secretary, XJ Gamma under the stars. PufliUc welcome. Ofl'icers elected tor the year kill, Mlct:lleport. lllu. WILI1IIOOD GARDEN C l u b CIIICKEN BARBECUE, MidThe sorority theme, uorum were Mrs. Harry Davil, president; Mrs. Fry, secretary; and nature tour Wednesday; members dleport Fire Department, SaturMrs. James Cllflord, Jr., treas- meet at the home of Mrs. Dwight day, beginning at l1 a.m. at Milhoan at 9:30 L m.; business town hall, Race St. urer. meeting to precede tour; bring a Gamel were played with prizSUNDAY saek lunch and a packet olllower es being woo by Mra. Donald DREW WEBSTER Post 39, TONIGHT oncl ntURSDAV Houdasllelt and Mrs. Joyce seeds. American Legion, chicken barM1~ 1·2 WOMEN'S AUXIUARY, 1111<1- becue, Sunday, 11 a.m. to 6 p. NOT.OPIN Ebersbach. The door prhe was won by Mrs. Annlce Ohlinger, dleport Fire Department. give a m., Pomeroy parking lot; proFRIDAY lhru TUIIDAV and wiMer ot the traveling prize stanle~ parcy Wednesda.Y, 7 p, ceeds to sponsor baseball team. Mly.l-7 was Mrs. Bldtard Vaul!han, Sr. m. at the ftreh.all. Members askWaRDionoy'o Mrs. Fry served a a a I a d ed to attend with a guest. "CHARLIE, THI LONESOME COUGAR" ORGANIZATIONAL Meeting, course, coffee and mints on cry<Tecbnicolorl Big Bend Boyo 4-H Club, 6:30 ltal triQ'a. Favors were miniaStan: Ron Brown, Briane p.m. horne or Mrs. Harold 14hse, ture baskets of violets. AttendRussell. Unds Wallace. Jim SCIOTO LIVESTOCK, ina besldt1 those names wert wone Drive, ~ero)r. Wilson, Cllllon! Pe1ei'14D . . and CHARIJE, cub THURSDAY Hogs: 190-221, 19; No. 1, 19.. Mrs. Ellen Dersbach, M r s. COular! . . . and a cantankLAUREL CUFF B.- Healtl> 2S; 220-240, IUD; 241l • 260, Grace Pratt, Mrs. Ted Warner, erous toy terrier, Chain· lllrs. James Clil!ord, Sr., and Club, 7:30 Thuroday nlgh~ hnme 17.15; 260-280, 11; SOW&, 15,25saw! of Mrs, Lloyd Wrflh~ l\lr&. Mer- 15.80; boars, 14.10-lo. Mrs. Harold El>ershacil, I STOOGES: Hocus Cattle: Choice steers 27-27.PDcu1 Sloot• The next meeting will be held lin Tracy, co-hostess. COLORCARTOONS: WINDING TRAIL Ganlon Club on May 23 at the home ot Mrs. 4{); 25.60-26.30, standard Zaola'C_., Davis. members meet Thur&da,y, 6:30 23-24.90; good helrers, 24.50Dvot ....._llfr p. m., Pomeroy Junior High 25, standard 21.60-22.80; com. School auditorium to uslat with merclal cows 18.70-21.30, utildecorations tor the Miss SOuth- Ity 17,5().J8.40: caiDler and cut. ern Ohio .Pageant. ler, 16 down; bulls, 20.70-23.5(); RUIIIIAGE SALE, Friday and stock cattle steers 25.50-31.90, Saturday, Parlor ur the United heUera 24~8.50; Holateln steers for Men with Methodist C h u r e h, Pomeroy. 22.50-24. Man-sized Jobs 51>011SOrod b)' the JOF Cla&s. Veal Calves: Choice, 31~3; P ASr CHIEFS, Magnolia Tem- good, 29; medium, 27.50; comple, 7::JO p.m. Thursdty. home mercial. 25 down; baby calves Tqh a· boot is made from full lflln oil of Mr. Adam Ebenbachj MISM by head 17-36. t.nned Reel Cedar leather ttult 11 speciiiiY Bernice Ann Durst assistant hos.. chosen for itt ruistance to btmyard ICid tess, commercial- fertiliZir 1nd CIU1itic lOde~ Pleifate vamp linina reslstt mildew, fun· MEIGS COUNTY Council PTA, JUIInd odor. Genuine Iaiiier Insole won't Thurscs.y, 7:30 p. m., P~rtiand PT. PLEASANT thrink, crack or 1b10rb sweat. H11 rubber School. LIVESTOCK SALES CO. hill aocl ruapd, lnsulatlna cork composi· tion s61e desiJned by Chippewa, Mak:hin1 RUMMAGE SALE, Thurlday Pr. PLEASANT, W.VA. brawn no-rust eyelets and hooks with deand Friday, Siansbury building, Sllurday, Apr. 24, 1968 round 1"15ian laces. 111111 St., llllddleport, sponsoi'ed HOG'! - 17> to 220 17.>0 by Melp Temple, Pythian Sis- to 19; Heavies 16 to 17.25; [Jghts ters. 16 to 18.50; Fat Sows 13 to IS.BOSWORTH COUNCIL 46, Roy. 60; Boars II ID 12.50; Pig& 7 at and Select Masters 7·30 to 11; Stock !lloats By Hd, 16 Thw:sday nl_,t, Masonic' T.;.. • ID 23. pie; practice 1n super excellent CATTLE - · steers 19 to 24.· master degree_ 80; Heifers 19 to 21.40; Fat Cows 18 to 19.60; Canners 12 FRIDAY to 16.5(); Bolls 18.40 to 22.30; RUMMAGE SALE - Ladle& Stock Cows and Calves 170 to Noxt Door to Elborfold1 AuxlHacy, Feeney-Bennett Post 230; Stock Steers 21.10 to 28 .. Pomeroy 128, American Legion, at lllid- 50; Stock Hetrers 21 to 22.50; Stock Sleer Calves 23 to 29· • stock Helfer Calves 21 to 24. VEAL CALVES - Tops 32 .• 30; Seeonds 30.80: lllodlum 26.25 to 30.75; Common and Heava les 22 to 31.5(). s~~·;;t·· · Kin Club is Reorganized ······ · : :; Calendar Monday Night MDGS THEATRf Market Report BOOTS $17.99 ', CHAPMAN CANADAY SHOE STORE Medicare Handbook Makes It All Easy :;ieeps like an angel. The Englander Just tnough to conform to her featber-weigbl. yields Quality constructed at a new low price! That's what you'll say w~en you see the rnnerspring Mattress by Englander now be1ng featured in our ,Bedding Department for just 39.88 " BAKER F pHIQ ' ' ' ... ' Within t.he comqweeks,older PSOPle In Metas COW!U' wW be receiving a new c6py of .. Your Medicare HardxKJk,'• -a pew • to-4ate (Ill~ ODlhtir Modi~are ' how the Program , P.,.,_ are ' • ' ' ,. ,''<;····;':- .\ On Leaning Lincol;nRd W~ll Mr . .and Mr 1.. William Fol'litr dtJo nre pre·1011ie have · retumod • r ,¥or!~ 'tl>ree claYs In COIIIIilbUs WI Ill tile ' '': . ,. · apendiilg·. Robert John11011 CamiJ3. , ·• M::rr:er:m;;;.,:,.~ct! - 11th Birthday'· .,tOr, Sandy, to O>lulnbUi Tilesday, '" Ptl. ""'-!-rs. Keltb Bandta and soos, Tom and Tlli1'N'• "'· Ploy Presented by Latina Circulo A play, By Jupiter, waa pre. sented by 9J.erry Haye1, lJnda Cardillo and Beverly Thompm when Ule Latina Clrculo met at O.e Pomeroy High School Audl· torlum. Pat O'Brien presided over a short business sesaion after wfllch time the program was turned over to Beverly Thompson, chairman ol the entertainment committee. Refreshments were served by Unda.Stenetleld, Cheryl Hutchi.sm an d • Coralie H.rsen. Advisors were Mrs. Theodosia Frecker and Miss Mary Chapman . Project Books ore Received by Club ochool bua In order to avoid the veblcle llll&slui tile wall. closed today he 'hosealledalll>ee.MIIJOr Logar rll'Orted toda1 llol sessiOn o1 Pomeroy eou..:n tbii ....WW to c~ will> a r&o tbat Fred Crow, ~ soUclllinltw Will at tile foot of Lincoln tor, hu withdrawn from any ao· t'on ln tbe east because of conHID llood. 1For, weeks the ret.tnJna wall filctilw ID!eresto. He representa IIIIJBil'B Wbe threateniJW to to!>- the People• estate on which the , pie over IIIII dun¥! tollll ol dirt leonillt! wall Ia Iocated. The D'IIIIOr llid that Janiea B. ond :wit onto tilt rodway. Each O'Brien has been autlurlzed to dtJo tile lo&lllng. cracked Willi seems tD 1f0W weaker. One way draw ill <1 resolution toda1 lor tralllc baa been observed near the 1&'01 for· about two weeka. Uncoln HID Road 1s One ol Jhe most heevil,y traveled street• of the communlb' and comPialnto have been~byresiilentSWho are f.Oil'ful or tile safety or themo selve and tllelr !&Dillies trl_. · lngtl>ohiU. TheWiillsatacurve , Ma.Yor· Charles ' Is Celebrated ,, ' Chilllcolho ......, weekend peats of Mr. and Mrs. H11311W1 Bor• . nltz, - • Boshan Auxiliary Is Host at Party an committees ror tbe lnllll"'lt,.l!'f" Mro. Warner and' Mrs, Bullet. llllanc:e; Mro. Rll. II¥, Qlle Bunch, and Lerna AriP· olnin& IXitlrttlnOoear ~~. llllrlam Armo\ning, and Marilla ~ea, ume and JJ]ue. The audllary ol tile Boohan Fire Department was host to a TIIJ)perware party Thilrsdainflhl at tile flreliouse. Mrs. VIrginia Kirkhlrl or COlumbus, a produetamanp.pr, was Ule demcmatrator. Prizes were given to llle guest who came the fartl>eot, those whose birthdays Mid anntversarf.es tell on. the 25th ol any mont!>, and the llrll 10 pats to arrive. Those placing orders are reminded to IM!Ild their ~ to either Mrl. Jean TruaaeU or !\Irs. Cella Bailey by. May 8. ' ' L • CONFEIII!NCE -llr~olloberta!J'IIrlenllchelrmanofbo)IJin8 for IIIII Soutllern Ohio Pqllnt ' COIItlltenta who wW arrlva hero lor the fourth annual event thlo weekenol. llro, O'Brien, rilht. ' ..niDi: .. chelrman on bohall of XI C.UU.a Mu Ci1lpter Beta Sipll' Phi Sororfb', conferl Witil '·., llra.l;larblra Bet zing, now chll>ter president, oncletallofor housq the oontestenta. Hosteaaeo ior C 1he girls on tile weel!el>:llnoludellri.PiullllliPIIIll1ollrlo w. P. l<Jchlr)o, Mra. A. R. Ktl!Pt. llro, Betdiv, Mr1o Dtlinar A. ~;llro.TomCrow,Jr.,Mrs, Richard Follrod. Mrs. Harold li-n and Mro, O'BrieD. The pq11n1 with 17 comestanto wiU be llll&od at 8110 p. m. sotur<1v In the , or Pomeroy Junior llflh School. •· ,,. ,. ·' ofB· ttle :, ;,Alumni . PI ' MHS . · an . a ··' IY.l., o.~ •· ,., l.egu' dl.. and aasts-" rt'!lecUv~,oftl>e MeisS Lecli Sc~'iltotrict,havo Meigs Board m-. DevoUons by Gall91al!er"PPned the meeU111 when the MornIng Slar fWI.Oillies 4-H Clw met April 24 • at tile Mumlng Star E.U.B. Cl!urdl. , _,, .. , .~--·' · Merri~l 'receiVed their proJect books. Each girl Is to have meeting, Betb' and Gall llill!er purchased her material ror her . served relrelliunento. _ B_.t. sewing projects before the next er, Palb" llle, . ap- ~P.'fi:OHn .. OUI'I," demOftltf~ tqda,y w. ~ ... ittaiblrlbll> ...... Thlllno~-· axailllt I h e IJraell """""' ti>I'Oll&b tbetllspulodllob>Cilf. Dlapi~Q'iai mW1117 mialll thlt odlid•oklh to the di:l!c,e. Tho'fl6. .ll&hWra wW Prti.Yide -...,. 11c, · . FOR ·raE· • GRA]JJUA.TE. ! ~. ,.·.. ,.~;·'-·~~ ., . . • ...... - . . • Shop Elberlelds' Lirigeri~· 'IJeparimeht .. . '. : for your (av()ritegi~l Qt;liJdilat~/ ~: . ., - ' ~ .. '. ., ' ·; ~~se from ' a big s~t~ pf • ~~ . 1 • .· pastels, prinis, sty!e$ ~rid f.9bri~s. ;_,-• .. ' . 1 .~· . .. i ~····· '1" . f., ';: -~ crulhOCI f.ra1> annleoln tllree wars, tile paradll maridn8 II· !IDeo tilaro wW be no tliJ>. aer tickets soltilt the door, reaer.atlooa mlllt be ,.._ ·lun!lll lii11!etreui""",Mr" · jw; li1..m, by lll,y :ZO. No tuenattoaa wW be ...... ed wltlMIUI cOIIIPiiio_... belill Diode It the tline. . ' . .u bj ibll pest, 10 cent.a or lht doealto:lllto tilt generel fun<\ and $0 centa illto•the !iJian G. Parle *holar•hiP Funcl. ~year .,.. .ojller scht!lariilllil wW be award- ed ·1 sriiWIInr 11 t b • " oehooL Clufla holdbW r - . 1 thlo year lnei'!1\'.thoH ollt$8, 11$11, 1948, 1948, 19311, 1133, 111211, i923 end llli. Tlcketl be purclued It llalu' Clothler•othe Citlallll 11-- t': rael's 20th amiver1817 a1 a atate • orr wltliout trouble, tile VPI reported. There were 110 Incidents as the parlllie 1IOIIIId tl>rou.,predolnlnalltl¥ ~ab East Jen~­ salem. But In Beirut, thcluaands or Arab and ..,. man took to tl>a streots amid chanta of "Jeruaalem 11 Ours." ·DtS Donations In Doldrums'' ' Sheriff Had -or1t~W41attmAuto .Tile ll!dtiJ.IIQOrt Clor4oo Club With IIIII ~eiUt Ztr!litllchllllo man. wW proYidf ta'bh deco..., tlono. · ' .' .•. some challting ''Jerulllem Ia . ijtel\d LINGER1t· ~· 'rJl.- · · .. -, : - • CHARLES YEAGO PUIS l!aaterr~ High School band berl t.hro'-'Sh rehearsal paces in preparq tor a IPrin& coacert at 8 p. m. Friday In the Eaatern High School Allllltorium. - · by the begimEo and junior willlioo be r• Ill!;!!!, ' "' .¢"'":"' ' -~~Teno(!( , thool~l of Arabs, . ili•l>i"9"'1111ld m- A PART OF tile clarinet secUon o!tl>el!astern Hflh School band concentrates on a selection to be featured It 8 p. m. Fd· day'wh~ the band preaenta a concert in the school auditorium. The Eastern Band wenj to tile state ftnala It !l>rlngfleld lUI woek "'llirlnii two ,xioDont iitd o_, 1..,....r rattna• from lht tbree,JJhtii•c-;.;.. Qi..., ~... •-111s1Y eachers ' :· EmpIoye · d by Meeting CLASS SALE PLANNED The Senior Cla11 or !limo• roy School will hold a . nuruhage l&le from '9 a.m. tO i p.m., Thurlday tbrouab' Sot. w:day at tile Sacred H e a r ·1 Cl!~rcb All4.11orlwn. ' · •· on tbe;o\11181", It bad beenl'tiiOIUdeorller~ have liltborlzedthevlllqttotear cbwn tile woll, but woeld haver&- 1 relilllle IIOIICI thatlt'li!lul4loosed the vlllqtfromobllpdoo u lolw u live -.otD';eisiM:h a court order. reaardlqr sliwilw or otller Meanwhile, eara ud ,..,. aae that miglrt ensue. lil,yor Lepr said he had co,.. trionl on tile roldiii<MiciUIIoull!erred will> Judp Jolm C. llli:on l,y put the 111101, ~to avoid (!( the llelgs CoWIIY Common being "on tbe semll' when tbe lne\oitallle does JIOI>Pl011 Court and has been Uo sured that court order would be .Pen- and the wall comettllnbllosued lmmodlatel,y so that the lngdowD. far havo nfUIIIId to ~~ian. would .Ublp can let n . l~Et~~ SAlOON (111'0- AboullO,OOO men ~ American~• Inspected the waiL They hotle to allied troop& biVI wonlhe battle have ldJied more ~ 500 COm· work Out 1 dif!tr.oDt route for tile or~ A hu .Valley, drlvlnf muniiUalnee......_,,'l'lleywere \ • ;., J Nortil VIetnamese ror.ces from b,~ .., &lainst tllree more . ifo.. tl>elr aanctllary and C1iltln8 orr ~~- VletJ>amese !""'• ~tile ., , 1 ...,.,. Conununlll oupplpoiltea former lnq>erlsl "\)'H , ,; ,. , • • .f · Into ·~. u.s; mill- lJ.b. Air cavslri·~~ 1117 I(IOkelllliD aald todl.f, were battered by Nortli V~ The IUlllualll!ddltllortHisb Mlillll7 -celailoiitdtlle mese·f~-dlrectedllllielrJott Scbtiol Allmml A11111o boncP>t 11111 - - k driV41 tllrootlh tho 25- flu wliai ther _ . . - the doni>• Will be held Saturdaf,JUIII mllo.Jong Valley I~ \11\ 10- oilouit into tba DIICO .rorbJdden 1, J1obert ~~yer, p~ ..,. pbilllcated Ru1llan - • - · valley Aprll 19. But the lllltlllCed todV• , er before uoed ,'1Y tile Coaul),.. """'"on•on oald Red rellillance Tbe ~ WW be ,,..... II niota In .tile Vietnam war ' ~ In· 8fOW less aaeb day aa more and Four teiehera wire iP.Pol.nted s:aQ P. m. ill lilt ......? cllldblt t:2mlil. u:t~~.~m' ..,, . · more a111r1 1n1o 111111 four 1school bile; Qroved lthooi, ,!QIIOII ~ ... :"'ondM trauistorjzod miDo tlillc' , ~ . · c:ooalderation at theapociiiCOII!IcU meetltlg tontglrt. The _... lndlc...,_ bDWever, thlt he II not sure thlt he could get a quonan present for tl>tiPOCIIIi meetllwto conJider the reaolutlon wblch would request a court order so that the vDIIge con proceed to take ocilon oo tilt wall. Releasee have betl> sent to tile heirs or·tlle Peoples estale. Th6se "releaaes. •• which the halrs 10 Are Annotmced ,,,,- .... -)'-_."':'-· ... ::, ' . l.. :''"'•! ) -· . .... . . ~ r' .- . ' " Agreement Reached Phone ·Stalemate Broken WASHINGTON (IJPO- The billion, Belme oald. Comltnmlcatloo Workers ol America llltllOUilcod today tentaUve agroemeal had bam reached wftb the Bell IIY&tem on new eontracts that .could end the cout-to-coaat teleP,ODe strike earl,y lliiXI week. The union said Its more than 200,000 striking members would vote on 1he pactS mrJng the next three da71 and '"the nati<ll' 8 --.old telepiloae strike <OIIId end by earl)' lliiXI week ... Joaeph Beirne, prellidellt or tile CWA, ealled tile aettloment '"big lA every aenae. •• He said a total three"fe&r pacbp represented a IV. 58 per cent i!lcreaae In wases and fl'lllp -~~. Wilen tile aettlament lo evtlllually applied to all unloo IIIII non-onion, non..._v!10ry perscmel In tllo Bell IQ'IIam tilt cost will be an esllnlated Ill He said the cmtracta -'d Belme said ·tile setllement mean raises t:1. $24 a week tor •feomparta very tavorabJy with recent ...,.,. agreements In >:JIG, rubber and can (lnduotrles).'' This -'d appear to mean tllat the amual illcreaoe repro.....,.. ill tile ..., settlllllllllll -'d be about • per ..... strike, Wbld! started April 18, apelllled to Involve at least 200,000 workers OIIIJIIII!'ed In 42 stalnby Weotem Electric and numerous suba1dlarlea of the Bell IQ'stem, Tbe talks were complicated by tbe fact tbat talks were being CGtllllcted lntiiYIIllllly at 18 dil!ermt idles. Belme docllned to opel! C1UI all details of the agreements pelllllnl rellllcaUon, but said the tllrect 11'11' rlises would come ln the fir1t two years of the t l l r - contracts. The top and aecood level plonl crallsmon and $16 a week tlurlai tile same period ror tralllc operatDrs 11111 elerloli workers. Beirne oald tile agrHIDOillo were the rellllt ot '~face to t&ce marathno blrpioln&" Wbl<h be oaid slllrted IIIDI'Il· IDI ' ancl oontlnued . _ t h e clock!' The rutllleation votes will be staaored, he aald, but II approved every cme could be baek to work by eorly MXI week. Ill addition to tile waae lnereuea, the ..., contn<ts call for illljll'OVOIIllllta ill lrbtae bened.ta IUch U ·YaatiOill, bolida1• and ,holl<!aJ ...,, overtime pq, peulou, pro-. Jll'8&oi<¥' sdledoiea llld bllur· once1j0Dollta. w.....,_, ' :~ �•' ' bo1h ~ *"' ~ p......,. IJ\. ' . and lito No-~ . . .II eleotlcn. ." who ,, Iii thhtlioidlilllatl and llouoo , Flilan<e di>trlct&, ~bore wW bO onl,y onli ~~ hlo ' IIIII - • on either tile Democratic Tile Jormer ~ ballol. or The U;'jljomlier'o' ruoni1W E. LIGI\1NEB lloiPorter - COW!IBUS (UPI) - Ohio 101er• In all but 52 stD llouoo , , uil So- dllllrlcti will ban 'i1n10 utlo~ 10 doclde when thiQ' .... - · Tuo5dl¥. •Sll<toon of the 33 Senate - \ botit ,•• """ Uf9. ' - " " InclUde 121101Publlcans, , Kurfta1 10 ,of ~ ,,. tho House, and wtlll. two D,mOoratle lloiPros~ d.ea, A. G. Llnclone ol l!eJ,; lalre, ud Trol' 1:.; Joitlos,,lonclone Is ,il llkorm moran of tho Hou..i "*Jiuo J10101 ia, a !ruhmao. '' ' Tha 10 'House RepubUcano 1Do , i&sured of his olllth tor111 - · are 111 even .....,.,. dl.. I8!Ptrt; •"'-Jorlcy Leader Ted trlcto. But u member& or tho lO'Ith 0111o G<neral Assembb> w 111 run W1()lijloood lor re-olocdon Ill e.:=;~~;~;~ u a cloclo Ho... ~;~~..ker Cllarles F. ' ..,.._d.. willie Ho~ £... will10111 be !lllod yurHouso whUowill all Kurleso, candldite lor his •· 99 In thethis state •llllh tonil'afrom Perrysburg Ill be !lllod ot~ain. Tha , Wood ~· His Sooate co..,. $-1 lud' " l&llnlhi " m'.Moll< . ~~~~~~~·~~=;~ ,, · ....,,. I Jlo C<)unly Laic•· AU ,11\>l'l ol ~ qt Art .. m. Individua~ Chapter FFA Awards OU Battles Made at Annual District Banquet' ....r: !a:·::::=: re- were How •• Many Timet, Dlatant Druma, and llooct' River. The t1rat apeaker wu Bruce Samp..,., Immediate Pall State VIco President of Barne&vlllo, He used the atttue c( Christ, ,q,tbout hands, to algnlf)' Chrtlt h111 no hand& but your hands. He compared an FF A Olapter tD !tbla 'ilatu' iiUti oo halula. and , and QIOied a famous athlete, tha~ '•CI\ampioaa arct .not born. they are made by hard work, bit by bit."' RECEIVE AWARDS Welch Barnett 91pervi10r lor Diolrlc:t If, and aoalllont attte aupervlsor lor .vocadonal qrlculture, made preaentaU011a ID local chapters and atudonla as follows· GAU!POLIS - Olarlos !llavor, Advlaor, State auopter COntest, ~r; Porl!amontary ProcodUra, Gold; Star Crop Far- mer, Ed Butler, $2Si District Jolin Wargo, and . the other om14, Reporter, winner Ed But- cera turned over their books ID ler, $25; District Treaaurer, BtU the new otricera, foliOwint which Myera, Gold; Regular N>llc thomoedngadiournod. !lleaking and E>temporanaoua Public !lleaklng, boll1 Gold, wlnAllan Woodard. $25. HANNAN TRACE- Emerson Shimp, Advl10r; Stale Chapter Coolest Superior; Parliamentary Procedure, mver; s t a r ll!odwllc and $25, ID Richard S i m m s; Diltrict TreaiRirer Book. RomleSioam;Diotrlc:IBecrotary Bool<, Gold. Doua PUglo. KYGER CREEK - Baxter Akers, Adv110r; !late Chapter Cootes&, ~i Parliamentary Procodur'lo 91ver;_ Beer~. tory Bool<, Gold, Steven Noada.' Wt've Got i • A,T .. l..!E:-.:.!flh~~ln=r~.:__:.;.·::·~~M=M!:~~~Ny~'j·0~;'~"'~·~·~" J~i-!ij From Your Pharmadst ) If you haven 'I come in to get aciluainlld ao ·yet, we'd like to urge you lodrop in and say "hallol" You'll find our pharmacy a friendly ploc. 1o loke care of your health needs and incidentally to mae! your... neighbors. We're open r~ery doy o~ the week Ceater, Ar- mor (IJSATCA), Ft. KnoX, 113. Ill Ia lito .., "' ll!r. and Mra. 'r~~Wet D. Neece, of R.R. 2, ' . l'lonoro¥ . • i; OPiiNDAILY Tbe ~latform strapped on , tbe bact of an elephant is ! callod • howdah, 1«1 AM to IO:GO PM sUnlay 10:30 AM 111 RIGHT 11WI CAN MAD A IIG DIFERENCf.- ' ,..r;;::..::.. n..rrsAI. =Jtl "'.& '!'f. . . ..... . to 12:30~11!'1 S:GOtli,f'I!O fl4' ·;" ~ ' ~ ' 4 H. P••. 169.00 ·Stop In ToUy . .HDWE & LEATHER:. SUif.l Y ~.o. ' l • . W•Y!"' Swl"'-r, ~arolcl ~om,. ~luorlei Pen!~ ancl kenneth McCuiiC~Uth art ·~ur fr~y ~ maclsll at Swkher . ' lll<f LohM Rexall · ~•v• 1- prtscrlptlqn prlcot a!ld . 3 H.P. • 1-49.00 ,wa• tile 571lt time one eontest. ' . .. 'l)l>lcol McCovey ll1osl WIWo McCovey ol1<1 bombed a IaDer for tilt GlontB, a 1;)1>1col sloyae"- which Briltol aold . . - deotlned 10 Iandon an alrorall carrier In tile 811)'. IIII.Yt' otcood homar Ued tile acore, 5-6, ID the ol&foth. But tllen Tid Abernathy, Who had takell ,over !orottrterll!lltPI!>- • DuPontR.T . III. ' ~~~ from ~~~shirtcotnp111)1 DOWNIEGROSS liiE MEN'S SIICIP ·11111 ST. • .. CIIST" Private WUllam B. Ia aallpoed tD CompaJIY B, 8th BaUallrJD, 3rd Brliade, '' It olao Ill which tilt c-.flolder hal hit IW<l or more fo~• Ill -...,_ fabrlcof65% Dacron' polyee!er, 35% colton l& completely machine washable. Tumble dries to perfection. Even CODIIIIerciallaunderinr ru-.•t alrect lhe durable-p ..... properties of these handaome ahlril. See our oollecllon of whlfal, stripes and solid colorS~....) your favorite oollar alyleo. Shorl sleeves 5.-00 I· .· WINDBREAKERS WITH - . $68. . ,and dltcounl d..,. prlcat ua ,, "'rvl ytit.\ for ell ...... ~In· ,O~J* ·,.u, pl't11Cfljl '~!"',. ''' ! The no·iron shitt that doesn't mean maybe! •ru• & GIN lilts .,.,.., NEECE A&GNED Army Training rUIII bril1riJw lila ...... 1Dtl1 10 four and hla carenr mark ID . .·' • Perfect Gift For GraJs! Army IJ.& U-s). WIWt llaJt OPODOd tho rourtll and tlgl11h llmllw• wltiJ home Llnay '$., "' -ARR(Jw-:DECTON . Penna-Iron w-...., .,.. ' ,j '• , ProceWre, Silver. SYMMES vALLEY - William "Make s o m e illlJ11'0Vernent . Melvin, Ad"vilori State Chapter ··' ovory dal' and yur. Reoch oot COOle~ 91vor; Porltameotary lor IOIIIOthlng better. Alk ad- Procodur&, Silver. Ylco and help, from parenl•, MEIGS LOCAL - Everett Hol&dvt.IOI'I, teacb.era and last but c-omb, AdviiOri Parliamentary aot !aut - God," he adviiOd. Proee<turo, 91vor Regular and Ha told them they were tho ma- ~aneoua Public ~ak­ lerlal, the banda and lito power lng, bollo Silver, to lolOP tllelr cbaptera gloWig . SOUTHERN - B. B. Anderaon, and IIJ'Owing. Advl.,.; state Chapter COnte~ , The ....,.. speaker wu Dr. Standard; Porllamentuy ProceEarl KaatDor, the state Exeeu- d u r e, lllver; Erlempn"aneous live Secretarr c( FF A, Who COlli- Public !lleakin& Gold. Tom meated on the laek ot ~·State Ham. larmeran iD IOUtheaNtera Qtio. Wlmers In Diatrlct 14, Trac. He Ald. "Nothlnr Ia glvon to !Dr Trouhl• - 9ooollng Coatelll, 11lll - you muJt work hard and row- acboola j.Orlldpatlng, Firat lUll the &ate Farmer Award." Fort Feye, team members, ChesHe -lied doe boJ>• and tar M<Nabb and DoYid Roaa; SOctbllr adviiOI'a .mrt now for next oJKI place, 9lealndoah, team Jill': ~'Cirtain the awlication member&, Seve Bond and Van III..U and 181 on tho ball Warnar. l1loot For The Topl," he Ald. BUS!NE.'>S MEETING Dlltrl.ct buslneu waa conduct- • 0t1! FLOWER aiid VEGETABLE PLANT h\ SOuthealam Ohio ; Fr..U lild oij:Uward , of lito , lo!aya P'!llod tho Glanta '"" '"""' ai!Juod. mlacoaiDtho rigliUIIld corner. ~---------.;......;_ _....._....,~ Pem Atllnll Culvar Gt.7l0rll Po,rrt .CJ.l) 'to otated U> 1Wt 1Ddll- lor the Glanta ap1ut Clniolmlall't Goorp Culvtr CO.I). · Tbe Rods ndW have plQed 19 came• thla year I l l - qno of Ill Pitchers IDlJiipbe dll-t. "But lt'a . thO .Wiii, that count," llantpl Dave Brlatol Tid DaY!dson i\lcked 111 his !lr&t .te\))t)' of the ...... Ill whUe tho dolott Went 10 fireman Frank MAKE YOUR SchctiOII TOday F~ 1'hll ~argest Dlaplay Jlvered. I HCtl!kt 1J7 Wldch ;bver, ~ !rnori J!"'k lfiiU 10 loid 'tllo .-t; • .1 .. · i. . 1~ -~,Jl'JJ. iJilrd bloe rota t.li' ~ey/ '81¥1 uP a tw<ionio · siOciO to b. tht ~ Wli!i'q,bll);:,;.. ''J •tliiDli waa llfnld o1 PIDCh 111rlDct! Ty Cline. fU!IIIIall ,~ , ,tilt bul1l1ell :l'ben lho aulmll'lllet sot tiJe ao>ct came cardenu~ tri!=IQ< t<> rlglrt which c~. bencb," ; ~· ,\ierm&D ildeout. --rd.r- nor, N1cL bul'' "ADyour FF A Chapter• has no ana, SOUTHI\'ESTERN - Bj~lf:£1'. haftda banda." Adrioor; State ~r COnHe challengod tllom ID place test, Standard; Parliamentary pia on. eadl of their lO finpra and work bard to realize them. Kent State Ollllrlct, RePublican C. Wllllalb Kldd ol New Plllla4leiPhla Ia 1Do wlved ·m • tbrte-WIQ' nee ~ 01111010 William E. Ju.q. , I Democrlt from New PJdlldel.. phla. Democrat C.OIQ' Jo011 ,of Toledb Is Ill a race In the 78th Olatrlct. . ' Kldd, with tile ,middle llll!lo the · aamo u tho 181h Century Pinto's first name, elalma ID relatlonobli> to the buccaneer whUe Jones saya he waslllllted ; alter the railroad .,..,_ who died at doe trottle ol hi• • mollve In the urq part of~ , eentury. Iii the lOth Olatrlct, two ~ , publicans wW be on the biiJOt for tho -wottoo, IOUibt .bi' : ·' ed by the president. steve POttm111r of Fort Frye whose re-porta wore approved and new of. ftcerl eleeted AI follows. pre. alden~ John Wargo, lileDandoah Cldl>ter; VIce-President, stev., Neodo, J13pr Creek; secretary, Robert Fulton, Jackson; tr...,r. or, ' Allan Jobnoon, Cblo! Lopn Chapter; Reporier, Charles Harrl._ Fort Frye Chapter; aentlnel, Keith Carter, South Western Chapter. steve Fottrneyer turned the cbalr over to tho new prealderd. It ' ~·~-~ ' BEVERLY - (!1/edal}- Olspter awards were preseitted on tllo occall011 o1 tho Distrlct 14 banquet tor the Future Farmers or Amorlea at tile Fort Frye illlll School here. Dllllrict 14 Prelldent Seve l'oUmiQ'tr wu tho toeatmuter, Dillr!c:t 'n-eaaurer Allan Woodard llltrodueod ,..111. Fort Frye llllh Scbool Prlnclpal Goorp lddinla extended ll"OOIIDi• .., behalf of Fort Frye Schoola. There were 2S chlljllera r.-eiOIIIId br 150 delegatee, repreaentatlvea, advisors and 11110111. '1111 lnvoeaUon waa given by MlkeSChwendemanofFortFryo. Followln8 dlnoor, tho openlDi ......_ was .....,dod by doe dlltrlc:l Ollleera. lollke Sdtnodeman aanraoveralmunberoGir1ng lito program, ac...._tng hlmJOI! on tile autttr. lllduded "'lit ciiJ hall In bnllorm It ll:30 u.s. s... ~Jbro ... K.JOnes iloo Datell!Oit Car.,..·..,..,., .a SllurdlJilll¥ Assured of th"",oocond tenna Is Ylcant w. !lrQ, a.Piqua, 'hat two In tho liouse are GeOrge E. LiuBcbe lii...Yed. years or his lour-yur term lo!aatlcs ol Fairview Park; · 0no llouoo racoln11Vl'"llfai>. left. lo!ark c. Shlnnorer of oW J. , Lausch,_ tile ~ lltll Term wood; Fr.od B. Hadle)" ol bnlthor Or Frllik ,J, Lousoha Who IS IV lor ~ , lnadon, and ~ Jlorilo. <=rats. ·The winner wW GP»o~e Incumbent George v. Volno.teb, hill> rourtll . :~rJ:· ~Po~001~1~n11= •,:/' tll•·tilnl;h ~ NlllloylorofhisLaura no In - tho, his altlon rourtllbas, term - ' .1/ib"n thO . clilladu . 8.95 .I d, �•' ' bo1h ~ *"' ~ p......,. IJ\. ' . and lito No-~ . . .II eleotlcn. ." who ,, Iii thhtlioidlilllatl and llouoo , Flilan<e di>trlct&, ~bore wW bO onl,y onli ~~ hlo ' IIIII - • on either tile Democratic Tile Jormer ~ ballol. or The U;'jljomlier'o' ruoni1W E. LIGI\1NEB lloiPorter - COW!IBUS (UPI) - Ohio 101er• In all but 52 stD llouoo , , uil So- dllllrlcti will ban 'i1n10 utlo~ 10 doclde when thiQ' .... - · Tuo5dl¥. •Sll<toon of the 33 Senate - \ botit ,•• """ Uf9. ' - " " InclUde 121101Publlcans, , Kurfta1 10 ,of ~ ,,. tho House, and wtlll. two D,mOoratle lloiPros~ d.ea, A. G. Llnclone ol l!eJ,; lalre, ud Trol' 1:.; Joitlos,,lonclone Is ,il llkorm moran of tho Hou..i "*Jiuo J10101 ia, a !ruhmao. '' ' Tha 10 'House RepubUcano 1Do , i&sured of his olllth tor111 - · are 111 even .....,.,. dl.. I8!Ptrt; •"'-Jorlcy Leader Ted trlcto. But u member& or tho lO'Ith 0111o G<neral Assembb> w 111 run W1()lijloood lor re-olocdon Ill e.:=;~~;~;~ u a cloclo Ho... ~;~~..ker Cllarles F. ' ..,.._d.. willie Ho~ £... will10111 be !lllod yurHouso whUowill all Kurleso, candldite lor his •· 99 In thethis state •llllh tonil'afrom Perrysburg Ill be !lllod ot~ain. Tha , Wood ~· His Sooate co..,. $-1 lud' " l&llnlhi " m'.Moll< . ~~~~~~~·~~=;~ ,, · ....,,. I Jlo C<)unly Laic•· AU ,11\>l'l ol ~ qt Art .. m. Individua~ Chapter FFA Awards OU Battles Made at Annual District Banquet' ....r: !a:·::::=: re- were How •• Many Timet, Dlatant Druma, and llooct' River. The t1rat apeaker wu Bruce Samp..,., Immediate Pall State VIco President of Barne&vlllo, He used the atttue c( Christ, ,q,tbout hands, to algnlf)' Chrtlt h111 no hand& but your hands. He compared an FF A Olapter tD !tbla 'ilatu' iiUti oo halula. and , and QIOied a famous athlete, tha~ '•CI\ampioaa arct .not born. they are made by hard work, bit by bit."' RECEIVE AWARDS Welch Barnett 91pervi10r lor Diolrlc:t If, and aoalllont attte aupervlsor lor .vocadonal qrlculture, made preaentaU011a ID local chapters and atudonla as follows· GAU!POLIS - Olarlos !llavor, Advlaor, State auopter COntest, ~r; Porl!amontary ProcodUra, Gold; Star Crop Far- mer, Ed Butler, $2Si District Jolin Wargo, and . the other om14, Reporter, winner Ed But- cera turned over their books ID ler, $25; District Treaaurer, BtU the new otricera, foliOwint which Myera, Gold; Regular N>llc thomoedngadiournod. !lleaking and E>temporanaoua Public !lleaklng, boll1 Gold, wlnAllan Woodard. $25. HANNAN TRACE- Emerson Shimp, Advl10r; Stale Chapter Coolest Superior; Parliamentary Procedure, mver; s t a r ll!odwllc and $25, ID Richard S i m m s; Diltrict TreaiRirer Book. RomleSioam;Diotrlc:IBecrotary Bool<, Gold. Doua PUglo. KYGER CREEK - Baxter Akers, Adv110r; !late Chapter Cootes&, ~i Parliamentary Procodur'lo 91ver;_ Beer~. tory Bool<, Gold, Steven Noada.' Wt've Got i • A,T .. l..!E:-.:.!flh~~ln=r~.:__:.;.·::·~~M=M!:~~~Ny~'j·0~;'~"'~·~·~" J~i-!ij From Your Pharmadst ) If you haven 'I come in to get aciluainlld ao ·yet, we'd like to urge you lodrop in and say "hallol" You'll find our pharmacy a friendly ploc. 1o loke care of your health needs and incidentally to mae! your... neighbors. We're open r~ery doy o~ the week Ceater, Ar- mor (IJSATCA), Ft. KnoX, 113. Ill Ia lito .., "' ll!r. and Mra. 'r~~Wet D. Neece, of R.R. 2, ' . l'lonoro¥ . • i; OPiiNDAILY Tbe ~latform strapped on , tbe bact of an elephant is ! callod • howdah, 1«1 AM to IO:GO PM sUnlay 10:30 AM 111 RIGHT 11WI CAN MAD A IIG DIFERENCf.- ' ,..r;;::..::.. n..rrsAI. =Jtl "'.& '!'f. . . ..... . to 12:30~11!'1 S:GOtli,f'I!O fl4' ·;" ~ ' ~ ' 4 H. P••. 169.00 ·Stop In ToUy . .HDWE & LEATHER:. SUif.l Y ~.o. ' l • . W•Y!"' Swl"'-r, ~arolcl ~om,. ~luorlei Pen!~ ancl kenneth McCuiiC~Uth art ·~ur fr~y ~ maclsll at Swkher . ' lll<f LohM Rexall · ~•v• 1- prtscrlptlqn prlcot a!ld . 3 H.P. • 1-49.00 ,wa• tile 571lt time one eontest. ' . .. 'l)l>lcol McCovey ll1osl WIWo McCovey ol1<1 bombed a IaDer for tilt GlontB, a 1;)1>1col sloyae"- which Briltol aold . . - deotlned 10 Iandon an alrorall carrier In tile 811)'. IIII.Yt' otcood homar Ued tile acore, 5-6, ID the ol&foth. But tllen Tid Abernathy, Who had takell ,over !orottrterll!lltPI!>- • DuPontR.T . III. ' ~~~ from ~~~shirtcotnp111)1 DOWNIEGROSS liiE MEN'S SIICIP ·11111 ST. • .. CIIST" Private WUllam B. Ia aallpoed tD CompaJIY B, 8th BaUallrJD, 3rd Brliade, '' It olao Ill which tilt c-.flolder hal hit IW<l or more fo~• Ill -...,_ fabrlcof65% Dacron' polyee!er, 35% colton l& completely machine washable. Tumble dries to perfection. Even CODIIIIerciallaunderinr ru-.•t alrect lhe durable-p ..... properties of these handaome ahlril. See our oollecllon of whlfal, stripes and solid colorS~....) your favorite oollar alyleo. Shorl sleeves 5.-00 I· .· WINDBREAKERS WITH - . $68. . ,and dltcounl d..,. prlcat ua ,, "'rvl ytit.\ for ell ...... ~In· ,O~J* ·,.u, pl't11Cfljl '~!"',. ''' ! The no·iron shitt that doesn't mean maybe! •ru• & GIN lilts .,.,.., NEECE A&GNED Army Training rUIII bril1riJw lila ...... 1Dtl1 10 four and hla carenr mark ID . .·' • Perfect Gift For GraJs! Army IJ.& U-s). WIWt llaJt OPODOd tho rourtll and tlgl11h llmllw• wltiJ home Llnay '$., "' -ARR(Jw-:DECTON . Penna-Iron w-...., .,.. ' ,j '• , ProceWre, Silver. SYMMES vALLEY - William "Make s o m e illlJ11'0Vernent . Melvin, Ad"vilori State Chapter ··' ovory dal' and yur. Reoch oot COOle~ 91vor; Porltameotary lor IOIIIOthlng better. Alk ad- Procodur&, Silver. Ylco and help, from parenl•, MEIGS LOCAL - Everett Hol&dvt.IOI'I, teacb.era and last but c-omb, AdviiOri Parliamentary aot !aut - God," he adviiOd. Proee<turo, 91vor Regular and Ha told them they were tho ma- ~aneoua Public ~ak­ lerlal, the banda and lito power lng, bollo Silver, to lolOP tllelr cbaptera gloWig . SOUTHERN - B. B. Anderaon, and IIJ'Owing. Advl.,.; state Chapter COnte~ , The ....,.. speaker wu Dr. Standard; Porllamentuy ProceEarl KaatDor, the state Exeeu- d u r e, lllver; Erlempn"aneous live Secretarr c( FF A, Who COlli- Public !lleakin& Gold. Tom meated on the laek ot ~·State Ham. larmeran iD IOUtheaNtera Qtio. Wlmers In Diatrlct 14, Trac. He Ald. "Nothlnr Ia glvon to !Dr Trouhl• - 9ooollng Coatelll, 11lll - you muJt work hard and row- acboola j.Orlldpatlng, Firat lUll the &ate Farmer Award." Fort Feye, team members, ChesHe -lied doe boJ>• and tar M<Nabb and DoYid Roaa; SOctbllr adviiOI'a .mrt now for next oJKI place, 9lealndoah, team Jill': ~'Cirtain the awlication member&, Seve Bond and Van III..U and 181 on tho ball Warnar. l1loot For The Topl," he Ald. BUS!NE.'>S MEETING Dlltrl.ct buslneu waa conduct- • 0t1! FLOWER aiid VEGETABLE PLANT h\ SOuthealam Ohio ; Fr..U lild oij:Uward , of lito , lo!aya P'!llod tho Glanta '"" '"""' ai!Juod. mlacoaiDtho rigliUIIld corner. ~---------.;......;_ _....._....,~ Pem Atllnll Culvar Gt.7l0rll Po,rrt .CJ.l) 'to otated U> 1Wt 1Ddll- lor the Glanta ap1ut Clniolmlall't Goorp Culvtr CO.I). · Tbe Rods ndW have plQed 19 came• thla year I l l - qno of Ill Pitchers IDlJiipbe dll-t. "But lt'a . thO .Wiii, that count," llantpl Dave Brlatol Tid DaY!dson i\lcked 111 his !lr&t .te\))t)' of the ...... Ill whUe tho dolott Went 10 fireman Frank MAKE YOUR SchctiOII TOday F~ 1'hll ~argest Dlaplay Jlvered. I HCtl!kt 1J7 Wldch ;bver, ~ !rnori J!"'k lfiiU 10 loid 'tllo .-t; • .1 .. · i. . 1~ -~,Jl'JJ. iJilrd bloe rota t.li' ~ey/ '81¥1 uP a tw<ionio · siOciO to b. tht ~ Wli!i'q,bll);:,;.. ''J •tliiDli waa llfnld o1 PIDCh 111rlDct! Ty Cline. fU!IIIIall ,~ , ,tilt bul1l1ell :l'ben lho aulmll'lllet sot tiJe ao>ct came cardenu~ tri!=IQ< t<> rlglrt which c~. bencb," ; ~· ,\ierm&D ildeout. --rd.r- nor, N1cL bul'' "ADyour FF A Chapter• has no ana, SOUTHI\'ESTERN - Bj~lf:£1'. haftda banda." Adrioor; State ~r COnHe challengod tllom ID place test, Standard; Parliamentary pia on. eadl of their lO finpra and work bard to realize them. Kent State Ollllrlct, RePublican C. Wllllalb Kldd ol New Plllla4leiPhla Ia 1Do wlved ·m • tbrte-WIQ' nee ~ 01111010 William E. Ju.q. , I Democrlt from New PJdlldel.. phla. Democrat C.OIQ' Jo011 ,of Toledb Is Ill a race In the 78th Olatrlct. . ' Kldd, with tile ,middle llll!lo the · aamo u tho 181h Century Pinto's first name, elalma ID relatlonobli> to the buccaneer whUe Jones saya he waslllllted ; alter the railroad .,..,_ who died at doe trottle ol hi• • mollve In the urq part of~ , eentury. Iii the lOth Olatrlct, two ~ , publicans wW be on the biiJOt for tho -wottoo, IOUibt .bi' : ·' ed by the president. steve POttm111r of Fort Frye whose re-porta wore approved and new of. ftcerl eleeted AI follows. pre. alden~ John Wargo, lileDandoah Cldl>ter; VIce-President, stev., Neodo, J13pr Creek; secretary, Robert Fulton, Jackson; tr...,r. or, ' Allan Jobnoon, Cblo! Lopn Chapter; Reporier, Charles Harrl._ Fort Frye Chapter; aentlnel, Keith Carter, South Western Chapter. steve Fottrneyer turned the cbalr over to tho new prealderd. It ' ~·~-~ ' BEVERLY - (!1/edal}- Olspter awards were preseitted on tllo occall011 o1 tho Distrlct 14 banquet tor the Future Farmers or Amorlea at tile Fort Frye illlll School here. Dllllrict 14 Prelldent Seve l'oUmiQ'tr wu tho toeatmuter, Dillr!c:t 'n-eaaurer Allan Woodard llltrodueod ,..111. Fort Frye llllh Scbool Prlnclpal Goorp lddinla extended ll"OOIIDi• .., behalf of Fort Frye Schoola. There were 2S chlljllera r.-eiOIIIId br 150 delegatee, repreaentatlvea, advisors and 11110111. '1111 lnvoeaUon waa given by MlkeSChwendemanofFortFryo. Followln8 dlnoor, tho openlDi ......_ was .....,dod by doe dlltrlc:l Ollleera. lollke Sdtnodeman aanraoveralmunberoGir1ng lito program, ac...._tng hlmJOI! on tile autttr. lllduded "'lit ciiJ hall In bnllorm It ll:30 u.s. s... ~Jbro ... K.JOnes iloo Datell!Oit Car.,..·..,..,., .a SllurdlJilll¥ Assured of th"",oocond tenna Is Ylcant w. !lrQ, a.Piqua, 'hat two In tho liouse are GeOrge E. LiuBcbe lii...Yed. years or his lour-yur term lo!aatlcs ol Fairview Park; · 0no llouoo racoln11Vl'"llfai>. left. lo!ark c. Shlnnorer of oW J. , Lausch,_ tile ~ lltll Term wood; Fr.od B. Hadle)" ol bnlthor Or Frllik ,J, Lousoha Who IS IV lor ~ , lnadon, and ~ Jlorilo. <=rats. ·The winner wW GP»o~e Incumbent George v. Volno.teb, hill> rourtll . :~rJ:· ~Po~001~1~n11= •,:/' tll•·tilnl;h ~ NlllloylorofhisLaura no In - tho, his altlon rourtllbas, term - ' .1/ib"n thO . clilladu . 8.95 .I d, �PAUL CHADWELL' .t· Paul I L 'I ' ' . JNTERESI'ING PROJECT- Thr.. Southern High School girls, !rom left, SOndra Sllre, Robin Allen and Psm Buck, had onlntorestlng ontryln tllo consOI'Vallon contest Wednosday.lt doolt with litteriJll or highways and rural roads and the glrlat members of the Frealunln SCience class, had several sacka of refuse that had been thror:.n out along a certain area of highWIJ'. They gave thelr ~ression or what can be done to stoP littering. The contest lf&8 part or a state-wide conservation contest (see FF A pJctures on Page 1)• .:.... Sentinel Photo. IDternatlonal Loaaue -dings By United Pross International PT. PLEASANT - T h e local business office or the e&P Tol89hone W L PCT GBo Loolmllo Sp-acuse Comi>&ll!', Mt. VerrM>n Ave., ·hae been closed due to -work stoPPage, Manager Robert Butcher 11>00WICed Wodnosdl,y. Rochester Richmond Empl.ofes went on strike at ml<illght Mondl,y lollowlng ell)irltlon ot their contract. Any urgent matter wW be handled, Butcher said, and emergency repairs will be handled b,y calling 67H901. Decorations 9 6 6 1 .900 4 .60C) 3 • .6ll0 3 5 6 .460 4\1 6 .400 5 Toledo 4 Columbus 3 6 375 5 Jacksonville 4 7 .364 Being Placed For '68 Ball 5\1 PT. PLEASANT - Docor.. tions are being installed in the National GIJII'd Armory lor the 8lh Annnal Charity Ball to bo hold lily ltll !rom 10 p. m. until Butfalo 3 7 .300 6 WedDeeda,y's ResulU.: Columbus t Syracuse 3 Bulfalo 4 Richmond 3 (1st, 7 I Mings) fS a COl&J!le. Musk [or the dance will bo I>)' tile Mel Gilllople and S&lo>Phono• Unique orchestra. A royal setting !eaturlng white Standings St.L 14 8.F. 10 9 Pitts Cllll Plllia Loa Ana ·, AU Chi N.Y. Hous 5 . 7'11 ... 8 .529 i!lh 8 .529 4 9 9 .500 41h 9 9 .500 4\2 American League 13 5 .722 ... andp~ lllnnoWaohln&lon ll Cleveland zels, colfee, pop and ice, cheese Chi~ . 4 WalblnK!<Jn.,J, lll8llt . · PRlx"lioYCOTT I.oo Angeles, nlllltl : I j Mrs. Martha Rose, Portlood, Olrlo, and Herman Werry, Po~ IS W. L. GFGA 3 3 15 21 NOW Midnight Sun Adds 3New 3 3 21 15 been variously identified as a ' NEW BRAKE LININGS )\ . ' $12.50for2 " $25.00for4 TWO BAPTIZED Lisa Down Llsh, dauptor of "; TH:.Oil.,_ PROPOSED TAX 1JVY .. A ntllority lfflf'llllflw ....... nlnltlf? · forpo-· v... Hllot wllh an ..X.M . 65 acldttlonal tu for the ben6fll of the Southern Local School District lor the pur· pose of current E•penoet at a ralAl DOl, e1- ' ceeding Flve and One-half milll for eacll one doUar of valuaUon. wblcb 111110111111 to ·fifty-live centa for each one hundred dol· · lan of valuation, for a continued period. An PHILCO I · Reg. 87c IP$TICI Rllt-79c • FASTEET H only s. o~ only 5·2e e, of Picnic Supplies a.g. .oo Dorotfly·Perldns DEODORANT.· lOLL ON OR CRJAM SPECIAL 3 FOR 1~00 SHOWER'N SPLASH CAP · ' §'Aasteteraft Gollectiofl -· ., ' .... . ·o; •!"- . I (~ lr Electlo!n. ., Star The .... ,· f' ·• ., ' ' ' Co~lolt Contompora•y Genuine vtnc.:r$ finished to match w'.tlnut furniture. • Color Tunina Eye- • Hew Philco MaJi("oiof' Pktutc Tube • Solitl Slate Silln.II.System • %6,cxJO Volt Color Pilot COOl Chaui1 • Illuminated VHF1UHF Chari· neJ.Indk:ltqra • 60inch 9Yal SJ)Qkr • Tone Coouol ()lwiNIIOHI: H.29!Ji", W.JJI.il", 0.19'~; 4" cup 6511 WA FOREMA" &ABBOTT , . , IIIDUPOIL 0. I ' ' ', ·''1 , . .. • I - ·~, ' . • .'· .... '!.1·' . '\. only. • We the undenlgnlii bUllthe MERCHAifTS AS~IATION wleh to ,_,. IM for ,...... In the Mlly 7 Prillllry ' . ' sae POUDENT ONLY '. SOUTHERN LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT quality in Color TV cabinetry MAVIS Dorothyhrkins ~·_._ ;. _·,...67._e..,. .... 39c Public Record to Repair ·anci Fil Up Juvenile ----------------------~ America's finest eKPre!lsion of grace, beauty and ·~-65c iteg. $1.oct of t!Jo <burch. Pd. Pol. An. IT YOURSaf KIT-fROST TIP 169 Reg. $2~00 Now only ILabor Mr. and Mrs. JoiiOilh Lloh, Ma8011, and Gresoey Scott McBride, .... of Dr. and Mrl. Robert E. McBride, were boptlzod Easter at, the Maoon M.-st Church by the Rev. (.A)Well KeeDey, pastor On T1l FIRST FABULOUS FROST Sl!immw Ughts . Glitter Ug.._ Ughtenet ancl Tone bt , 1Easy Step Pine Scent Wbo WDI Go ALSO NEW-<l.ARoi. OFFIItS ShallesSpartling Ughts Section of the Melia County Jail Fit For Our Children. Commlssionen NomiDated ~ """'*'"'01118 BY QUESTIONS ANDJSSUIS BALioOT VOTE BALLOT WITH AN "X" TIVO JUVENILE JUDGE c1all Thomas. Matornal grlftd. porenu are Mr. and Mrs. ThoJDo u Holter or Racine; puernal ~ are Mr. and Mrs. Cbarles Werry, Pomeroy; P'U*are Mr. Rlll>h Gfbba, Sr., New Haven. W. Va.; '. ·~ {• West ehurcb, a beac<ln and a mill. THE KIDDI.E SHOPPE . ON 1HE T It ~, ~ · MEIGS COUNJY, 0110, WANIID Third Son Arrives To James Werrys IDDI, James Matthew and MeUrran. Tho ~ m.O!Oiiog or thOIIfCI!C'' will be bold Ill¥ 24 In the AI>palaelllan loclttoriwn at 7:30 p. ·--y ----- 2~99 lr•'*'•""12 ............................. x-Clinched aeries F.M.O'JRI8i MI. lll\o Mrs. James & we~ r:J of Sb'racuse are IIIIJ)uo;:lne lbe birth or • son, Ajnill3, at Veterans Memorial Ho5Pit.ol In Pomeroy, weighing 8 PoWllli, 10 o.mces, named Richard Olarles. The Werry• have two other ton .....nit• DorolhJ SIZE . NARROW AND ONiY 4 to 10 . . MEDIUM WIDTH . W, L. GF OA 4 1 22 10 I 410 22 U. . .o Qr}gln· •. ... The Old ·SlOne' Tower 'dt-~' Newport, R.I., Is ol unknown England origin. The two-story circular Prix Driv- structure of native · stone has l•••••••-ll•lillllllll~lllllllllll• nlgbt II FUIOI!o llrl, E~ Elliott. Mrs. Acne• Beard; Rlodon MUler, Kra. &IIIIIDI Heoder.tqn. Mrs. J - Hooro. a.rles Pll.ltho , • Conwed SUPER C"W Wednesday's Results Chicago 3 12 .200 81,2 plates consisting ot hun, cheese, Mlnno5 St. Louis 1 Wedne&da,y's Results sweet and dlll pickles, crackers 1 1 Gamel Thursda,)' California 5 Booton 3, night and ollves. (No pmos ochodulod) Cleveland 3 Oakland I, nlllltl Mro.llaroldRidonourandMrs. Detroit 3 Mlnneoota 2, nlgbt Jome Craddockaretheco-chall'Baltimore 6 New York I, night men lor the 1968 Charity Ball Firda,y's Gamea Cbica,go J.t New York, night · Pltttbur~ at Philadelphia, Atlanta at Houoton, night st. Louis at Sin Franclsco, ·-· cw:-e m. C,f.ILI"G ,7;. ·~ ,.•,.. East 7 11 .389 6 Plttsburgll (Bumlng 2-1), 8:05 p.m. ' NUL Playoff Standinso By United Preis lntematlooal (Ditlalo'll Finals) (Beat of Sov<JII) 8 11 .t21 6 an.,.., !. lst Tng. Bn. (Ad); 1st (A, T.) 9 10 .474 flh The concessions stand with 8 9 .471 4\1 Mrs. Leonard Krebo and Mrs. 8 10 .444 5 Emil Romans. chairmen. wUhell St. I.oula 8 11 .421 5\2 tho following: potato chJps, pr• Mlmo- Grand i. school at Fort Bliss. ms address ia Pvt. Paul Chad· well, us 518981910; Btey. B, SUSP~~.D~Q. ' . .~..:~lli'· w. ~-•· er """ .GU.,Barnetle, .vice Pf"lo of Eastern !elldln8 an automatic weapons Chicago 8 .579 2\\ tile oveJt. --1o ""'•ow• l-EI~~ ldent; llrl. Done ~ro-!'", High School, Pvt. Chadwell on- urer; Blmq, H<rlo torod tile service In February of tar)'. lletliber& ~ lo, tbt last. 181r. He Ia eurrenUy at-· Execadhe Board were lln, :SV. streamorshighllghtod • lDday's Prdlabio Pllchoro Clnclmatl 6 san Fran 5, night California (Ellis 1.:!) at TRUMPINGTON Atlanta 7 Loa Angeloo 3, night Booton (Santiago 2.0), 1:30 p.m. (UP!}- The 'l'oday's ~· Pltehers Mlnneaota (Chance 2-3) at era' Association has posted a (All tlmoa EDT) Detroit ~rna 1.:!), 8:00 p.m. "road clo.sod" sip on the Philadelphia (Feyman 3-ll II Now York (Potor8011 1-ll at Spanish Grand Prix. • Now York ()lyan 12), 8:05p.m. Baltimore (l'lloebus S-1), 8:00 Louis Stanle,y, '"cretary of St. I.oulo (Briles 4-8) II p.m. tho aasoclatloo, oald W-adar Houllal (Lomaoter 1..1), 8:30 (Only samos schodulod) iho GPDA -.id not auow &Ill' p.m. Frldal's Games of Its drivan to complete In the Allallta (Britton 1.0) at Loa Now York at Cldeago, night 1.1a,y 12 Spanish Grand Prix Anploo (0-. 1-4), 11:00 p.m. Calllomla II Dotrol~ night becauae safety atandards on tho C~tl ~ 2'1) at san Mlmo- at Cleveland, night Madrid circuit were not up to Fraa.ciaeo (Perry 2-1), 4:00p.m. Baltimore at Waahtnton, night par . (Nlokro 3-1) at Dl(ht Cincinnati ed tho l!l'..mtlm. A 1966 l!l'aduate 11 . 6 .647 1\1 by a 1n1ge crown and gold gllttel'11 7 .6ll 2 1ng balls will set tho theme lor x-Mootreal Baltimore jqill! ' OUt or a po881blo 500 points, he scored 463. lila parents - - Calltomia Bollloo 9 10 .474 S New York 9 10 .474 5 Oakland 7 10 .U2 6 7 11 .S89 61h Wodnosdo.Y' s Rosults Phlladolphla 7 Now York 2, 11 lma, nlgbt !'ltlailurgh 4 a.ICIIO 0, n18hl Sl_.l.Guls s I, .12 Inns, . --:e··.· 'E.I,e.cted· Pvl- Paul Chadwell, .... of Mr. ._ and Mrs. Wyatt Chadwell, POme- ~ .,, roy~3, recelvedhonorlup- ,· ·~~. •,.. , ·' ,· oo tho complotiOII' of hlo baale PT, ~J.EASi\NT- ljl~o! !raiDing In tho u.s. Arm,y. om.~~:• "~' ~d It , llii .AlrU Pvt. Chadwell ~ oo me<ilqllfthe~n- ~J\.. . April 26 at Fort Jae~ s.c. ...latlool n! Hetardod Cldldr'!Jio He was ..., of lito bo horlorod. Don~ GolDer waoeho~upr... 2a.m. Tho Pleasant Valley Ho891tal Tex;s 79916 ' ' auxiliary ls sponsoring tile .,. nnal lfllir with tlcl<*!s pricod at Toledo 4 Jaekaonvllle 3 Lool8\'lllo 3 Rochooter I W, L. Pet. GB Dotrolt t· . BDE US ATC (AD) Fort Bllso Richmond .6 Bul!alo 3 (2nd,) Natlooal LeaiUO Chadwell . Wms Honors at Fort Jackson \ s1e ieg:$1.29 Arritl Extra Dry s,n., Deodorut only &6e ' ,, • �PAUL CHADWELL' .t· Paul I L 'I ' ' . JNTERESI'ING PROJECT- Thr.. Southern High School girls, !rom left, SOndra Sllre, Robin Allen and Psm Buck, had onlntorestlng ontryln tllo consOI'Vallon contest Wednosday.lt doolt with litteriJll or highways and rural roads and the glrlat members of the Frealunln SCience class, had several sacka of refuse that had been thror:.n out along a certain area of highWIJ'. They gave thelr ~ression or what can be done to stoP littering. The contest lf&8 part or a state-wide conservation contest (see FF A pJctures on Page 1)• .:.... Sentinel Photo. IDternatlonal Loaaue -dings By United Pross International PT. PLEASANT - T h e local business office or the e&P Tol89hone W L PCT GBo Loolmllo Sp-acuse Comi>&ll!', Mt. VerrM>n Ave., ·hae been closed due to -work stoPPage, Manager Robert Butcher 11>00WICed Wodnosdl,y. Rochester Richmond Empl.ofes went on strike at ml<illght Mondl,y lollowlng ell)irltlon ot their contract. Any urgent matter wW be handled, Butcher said, and emergency repairs will be handled b,y calling 67H901. Decorations 9 6 6 1 .900 4 .60C) 3 • .6ll0 3 5 6 .460 4\1 6 .400 5 Toledo 4 Columbus 3 6 375 5 Jacksonville 4 7 .364 Being Placed For '68 Ball 5\1 PT. PLEASANT - Docor.. tions are being installed in the National GIJII'd Armory lor the 8lh Annnal Charity Ball to bo hold lily ltll !rom 10 p. m. until Butfalo 3 7 .300 6 WedDeeda,y's ResulU.: Columbus t Syracuse 3 Bulfalo 4 Richmond 3 (1st, 7 I Mings) fS a COl&J!le. Musk [or the dance will bo I>)' tile Mel Gilllople and S&lo>Phono• Unique orchestra. A royal setting !eaturlng white Standings St.L 14 8.F. 10 9 Pitts Cllll Plllia Loa Ana ·, AU Chi N.Y. Hous 5 . 7'11 ... 8 .529 i!lh 8 .529 4 9 9 .500 41h 9 9 .500 4\2 American League 13 5 .722 ... andp~ lllnnoWaohln&lon ll Cleveland zels, colfee, pop and ice, cheese Chi~ . 4 WalblnK!<Jn.,J, lll8llt . · PRlx"lioYCOTT I.oo Angeles, nlllltl : I j Mrs. Martha Rose, Portlood, Olrlo, and Herman Werry, Po~ IS W. L. GFGA 3 3 15 21 NOW Midnight Sun Adds 3New 3 3 21 15 been variously identified as a ' NEW BRAKE LININGS )\ . ' $12.50for2 " $25.00for4 TWO BAPTIZED Lisa Down Llsh, dauptor of "; TH:.Oil.,_ PROPOSED TAX 1JVY .. A ntllority lfflf'llllflw ....... nlnltlf? · forpo-· v... Hllot wllh an ..X.M . 65 acldttlonal tu for the ben6fll of the Southern Local School District lor the pur· pose of current E•penoet at a ralAl DOl, e1- ' ceeding Flve and One-half milll for eacll one doUar of valuaUon. wblcb 111110111111 to ·fifty-live centa for each one hundred dol· · lan of valuation, for a continued period. An PHILCO I · Reg. 87c IP$TICI Rllt-79c • FASTEET H only s. o~ only 5·2e e, of Picnic Supplies a.g. .oo Dorotfly·Perldns DEODORANT.· lOLL ON OR CRJAM SPECIAL 3 FOR 1~00 SHOWER'N SPLASH CAP · ' §'Aasteteraft Gollectiofl -· ., ' .... . ·o; •!"- . I (~ lr Electlo!n. ., Star The .... ,· f' ·• ., ' ' ' Co~lolt Contompora•y Genuine vtnc.:r$ finished to match w'.tlnut furniture. • Color Tunina Eye- • Hew Philco MaJi("oiof' Pktutc Tube • Solitl Slate Silln.II.System • %6,cxJO Volt Color Pilot COOl Chaui1 • Illuminated VHF1UHF Chari· neJ.Indk:ltqra • 60inch 9Yal SJ)Qkr • Tone Coouol ()lwiNIIOHI: H.29!Ji", W.JJI.il", 0.19'~; 4" cup 6511 WA FOREMA" &ABBOTT , . , IIIDUPOIL 0. I ' ' ', ·''1 , . .. • I - ·~, ' . • .'· .... '!.1·' . '\. only. • We the undenlgnlii bUllthe MERCHAifTS AS~IATION wleh to ,_,. IM for ,...... In the Mlly 7 Prillllry ' . ' sae POUDENT ONLY '. SOUTHERN LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT quality in Color TV cabinetry MAVIS Dorothyhrkins ~·_._ ;. _·,...67._e..,. .... 39c Public Record to Repair ·anci Fil Up Juvenile ----------------------~ America's finest eKPre!lsion of grace, beauty and ·~-65c iteg. $1.oct of t!Jo <burch. Pd. Pol. An. IT YOURSaf KIT-fROST TIP 169 Reg. $2~00 Now only ILabor Mr. and Mrs. JoiiOilh Lloh, Ma8011, and Gresoey Scott McBride, .... of Dr. and Mrl. Robert E. McBride, were boptlzod Easter at, the Maoon M.-st Church by the Rev. (.A)Well KeeDey, pastor On T1l FIRST FABULOUS FROST Sl!immw Ughts . Glitter Ug.._ Ughtenet ancl Tone bt , 1Easy Step Pine Scent Wbo WDI Go ALSO NEW-<l.ARoi. OFFIItS ShallesSpartling Ughts Section of the Melia County Jail Fit For Our Children. Commlssionen NomiDated ~ """'*'"'01118 BY QUESTIONS ANDJSSUIS BALioOT VOTE BALLOT WITH AN "X" TIVO JUVENILE JUDGE c1all Thomas. Matornal grlftd. porenu are Mr. and Mrs. ThoJDo u Holter or Racine; puernal ~ are Mr. and Mrs. Cbarles Werry, Pomeroy; P'U*are Mr. Rlll>h Gfbba, Sr., New Haven. W. Va.; '. ·~ {• West ehurcb, a beac<ln and a mill. THE KIDDI.E SHOPPE . ON 1HE T It ~, ~ · MEIGS COUNJY, 0110, WANIID Third Son Arrives To James Werrys IDDI, James Matthew and MeUrran. Tho ~ m.O!Oiiog or thOIIfCI!C'' will be bold Ill¥ 24 In the AI>palaelllan loclttoriwn at 7:30 p. ·--y ----- 2~99 lr•'*'•""12 ............................. x-Clinched aeries F.M.O'JRI8i MI. lll\o Mrs. James & we~ r:J of Sb'racuse are IIIIJ)uo;:lne lbe birth or • son, Ajnill3, at Veterans Memorial Ho5Pit.ol In Pomeroy, weighing 8 PoWllli, 10 o.mces, named Richard Olarles. The Werry• have two other ton .....nit• DorolhJ SIZE . NARROW AND ONiY 4 to 10 . . MEDIUM WIDTH . W, L. GF OA 4 1 22 10 I 410 22 U. . .o Qr}gln· •. ... The Old ·SlOne' Tower 'dt-~' Newport, R.I., Is ol unknown England origin. The two-story circular Prix Driv- structure of native · stone has l•••••••-ll•lillllllll~lllllllllll• nlgbt II FUIOI!o llrl, E~ Elliott. Mrs. Acne• Beard; Rlodon MUler, Kra. &IIIIIDI Heoder.tqn. Mrs. J - Hooro. a.rles Pll.ltho , • Conwed SUPER C"W Wednesday's Results Chicago 3 12 .200 81,2 plates consisting ot hun, cheese, Mlnno5 St. Louis 1 Wedne&da,y's Results sweet and dlll pickles, crackers 1 1 Gamel Thursda,)' California 5 Booton 3, night and ollves. (No pmos ochodulod) Cleveland 3 Oakland I, nlllltl Mro.llaroldRidonourandMrs. Detroit 3 Mlnneoota 2, nlgbt Jome Craddockaretheco-chall'Baltimore 6 New York I, night men lor the 1968 Charity Ball Firda,y's Gamea Cbica,go J.t New York, night · Pltttbur~ at Philadelphia, Atlanta at Houoton, night st. Louis at Sin Franclsco, ·-· cw:-e m. C,f.ILI"G ,7;. ·~ ,.•,.. East 7 11 .389 6 Plttsburgll (Bumlng 2-1), 8:05 p.m. ' NUL Playoff Standinso By United Preis lntematlooal (Ditlalo'll Finals) (Beat of Sov<JII) 8 11 .t21 6 an.,.., !. lst Tng. Bn. (Ad); 1st (A, T.) 9 10 .474 flh The concessions stand with 8 9 .471 4\1 Mrs. Leonard Krebo and Mrs. 8 10 .444 5 Emil Romans. chairmen. wUhell St. I.oula 8 11 .421 5\2 tho following: potato chJps, pr• Mlmo- Grand i. school at Fort Bliss. ms address ia Pvt. Paul Chad· well, us 518981910; Btey. B, SUSP~~.D~Q. ' . .~..:~lli'· w. ~-•· er """ .GU.,Barnetle, .vice Pf"lo of Eastern !elldln8 an automatic weapons Chicago 8 .579 2\\ tile oveJt. --1o ""'•ow• l-EI~~ ldent; llrl. Done ~ro-!'", High School, Pvt. Chadwell on- urer; Blmq, H<rlo torod tile service In February of tar)'. lletliber& ~ lo, tbt last. 181r. He Ia eurrenUy at-· Execadhe Board were lln, :SV. streamorshighllghtod • lDday's Prdlabio Pllchoro Clnclmatl 6 san Fran 5, night California (Ellis 1.:!) at TRUMPINGTON Atlanta 7 Loa Angeloo 3, night Booton (Santiago 2.0), 1:30 p.m. (UP!}- The 'l'oday's ~· Pltehers Mlnneaota (Chance 2-3) at era' Association has posted a (All tlmoa EDT) Detroit ~rna 1.:!), 8:00 p.m. "road clo.sod" sip on the Philadelphia (Feyman 3-ll II Now York (Potor8011 1-ll at Spanish Grand Prix. • Now York ()lyan 12), 8:05p.m. Baltimore (l'lloebus S-1), 8:00 Louis Stanle,y, '"cretary of St. I.oulo (Briles 4-8) II p.m. tho aasoclatloo, oald W-adar Houllal (Lomaoter 1..1), 8:30 (Only samos schodulod) iho GPDA -.id not auow &Ill' p.m. Frldal's Games of Its drivan to complete In the Allallta (Britton 1.0) at Loa Now York at Cldeago, night 1.1a,y 12 Spanish Grand Prix Anploo (0-. 1-4), 11:00 p.m. Calllomla II Dotrol~ night becauae safety atandards on tho C~tl ~ 2'1) at san Mlmo- at Cleveland, night Madrid circuit were not up to Fraa.ciaeo (Perry 2-1), 4:00p.m. Baltimore at Waahtnton, night par . (Nlokro 3-1) at Dl(ht Cincinnati ed tho l!l'..mtlm. A 1966 l!l'aduate 11 . 6 .647 1\1 by a 1n1ge crown and gold gllttel'11 7 .6ll 2 1ng balls will set tho theme lor x-Mootreal Baltimore jqill! ' OUt or a po881blo 500 points, he scored 463. lila parents - - Calltomia Bollloo 9 10 .474 S New York 9 10 .474 5 Oakland 7 10 .U2 6 7 11 .S89 61h Wodnosdo.Y' s Rosults Phlladolphla 7 Now York 2, 11 lma, nlgbt !'ltlailurgh 4 a.ICIIO 0, n18hl Sl_.l.Guls s I, .12 Inns, . --:e··.· 'E.I,e.cted· Pvl- Paul Chadwell, .... of Mr. ._ and Mrs. Wyatt Chadwell, POme- ~ .,, roy~3, recelvedhonorlup- ,· ·~~. •,.. , ·' ,· oo tho complotiOII' of hlo baale PT, ~J.EASi\NT- ljl~o! !raiDing In tho u.s. Arm,y. om.~~:• "~' ~d It , llii .AlrU Pvt. Chadwell ~ oo me<ilqllfthe~n- ~J\.. . April 26 at Fort Jae~ s.c. ...latlool n! Hetardod Cldldr'!Jio He was ..., of lito bo horlorod. Don~ GolDer waoeho~upr... 2a.m. Tho Pleasant Valley Ho891tal Tex;s 79916 ' ' auxiliary ls sponsoring tile .,. nnal lfllir with tlcl<*!s pricod at Toledo 4 Jaekaonvllle 3 Lool8\'lllo 3 Rochooter I W, L. Pet. GB Dotrolt t· . BDE US ATC (AD) Fort Bllso Richmond .6 Bul!alo 3 (2nd,) Natlooal LeaiUO Chadwell . Wms Honors at Fort Jackson \ s1e ieg:$1.29 Arritl Extra Dry s,n., Deodorut only &6e ' ,, • �·a~ ·.~· •aa·· ~led vlce ,' pteol4onl ·il.t the diviJiClll <il '!fth Mrl. . 11001, Wellston (I <1\alrmM liltereJI !lllollfhnarleo, . Milton ,l bld ol Middleport, Wlilt. eroos ckall'IIWI. , omcero ol the divlalm ol Chrtllllan semeelnflal\od ftre u prtllfdent ol the Mf'll. ilabeUe WlneiJremer ol wail ilro. Gerald R. Middleport, Vice preildelllt Mro. .,. of O&k IIIII. Other otll· Hal M:ero ol COaltoa, Chris_ ~era installed and whose terms Uan aodal eoocerno, and ·Mra. or olllce terminate In either 1969 Edward Simpson of Raclae, love or 1970 were Mro. Ollie Black- gjft. Mrs. B. E. Matthew& of Jackhum of Vlzltm, Route 2, HCretuy; and Mrs. carver WiUiam&, 11011 Is the Vice president of tho dtv!Jion of leadorohlp devotap.. Pomeroy, treasurer. Orficers ot the clivllion of in. moot; Mrs. George ild.mter ol terpretatlon installed were Mra. Pomerw io the lljllritual BJ'OIIIh . Long, Vice prellfdeat and pro. c:hairman of the dldaton; and ·~ram leoder and Mrs. S. E. Jen- Mrs. liar!')' Canter of w;eill)<lll ··ld.al 'ot. Rio Grande, eommuniea- is chairman olllteratur'. Mro. 9<lnner, aplrttlial BJ'OIIIh llonS. Mrs. Williams E. McCoy ol chairman, conducted devotions 1, ~ ror the Woni"!!'o . . ·. Soe!e11 ol thil. or "Seek ~ lalo!J, ·to IIMI!t, ancl Rlok tbe lleaulto.'' Tile miooton ob\<ll' jhemela ''!lbrllt 8l!d the Fl(tbs Of Men." ·for Burma, lridlfte,aiantpa for. a buildlns pi-ojoct .at tho Northern Boptllll TbiOlotllco! SeminarY at 0 a k B""*, DJ., "'ld· Betl;J' Crocker eoupcioo ror tho Cordt>va COmmulli\Y Holljlltal equiJIment fund were noted. ·. iloll'ellbmento.,wore ,served In tbe church dlnlili room followlila the in&tallition oorviee. Voice along Broadway BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - N, Y. Cab· bie named Richard COlletti drove Ethel Kennedy and one of h e r brood to the airport; he didn't recognize Sen. Bobby',s best asset who questiOned him as to Presidential preferences and the Panons: the l5pUIIky old pi fa in a fine Santa Monica nur/llnlf home where she gets around In a wheelchair end the do<tora say ''She can live to tOO.tt All that Frencb gwrm!ll Cood at the IR;YII</> COIOII)' restaur- ant and Greek zUitanaire Stav. still i ' 11>1 a good tip ... st. i ',., ' aeaiJOII; American League bas claimed it IInce. Folks in the Sllea Stadium box•• (containing m:-Mllyor B o b Wqner and hiS Barbara, ex - CommllsiClllOr Ben Fin· etc,) heard it: when The &pOrtO 110,)', Met&' ..,.rune I i' Bottom, helmei,, ....,~ · ~.. at pie, their problems and pl&al· ores, their troubles end IIIII. As with the rest or Helen Helll Usl, it welcome• laughs but won't dodae a ~erlous ~stion with a brush of!. send your teenap questions to ')'be approximate cool <If the tour ot &munersvUle dam and a meal will be $3.50. In additlnn to the iu'Ur, a visit is being piBMed to exhlbl~ Carnlax Ferry area. any hate or blame. But tbere' 1 still a big nothing whore llll' heart uled to be. I had to tell you this 1oo: Thouih tile Home ealed the pain, It's al""''• wallIng there In the OJI(et momento YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, care of Helen Help US! thll new-r. NOT ENOUGH MATERNITY HOMES Dear Helen: Like m!IIU' another girl 1n so you could reassure unwed pregnant girls. The sad tlting is: Of !l.oo11011 at 11\0 .... ' -dtl<>l'lllll'O Nnt Plea~. ,,t · : ~~prt~~· - ' i!'PhW•'' '-!villi lhrie.weoU!If.Hllool· · -·'"" lac .. ... Kath,y SliWJ..., Chertl . Mrs. ~Ivia Sllaplro, State Pro- ~·.,......, Dellllle ·Jqjinoon; ~ gram 1~1' (fQr Women, •lf!d the. W!JIIIIIi D Ia ~ 1 {/PIIDili Julio diseusaiGn 'llll; Committee - Sit Jdm1011, . Robin !ltiW,rl, lllecyl · m Their llllldo or Take a Stand. 1\Vber, ')'amlnle Glblls, VI*• Mra. VlrBil Surrla, Sr. was Bissell, _'J'heloO..-. ~. ·siote llpi)Ointed to the DOilllnaitng com- Dawooo, Paula aocoOk. S..O.: m1ttoe tor area r8pre-e. AmOld and 1111110 K.eone.r. · The area meetln& will be held -or• aeco~ t b o on June 6th, at !llmmersvUie, , l:ldlclren _ . !lrJ; JalnOll E, W. Va. u A Place for tbe Arta•~' ~ JobniOil, Mrt. HowlnJ Jobn...J Ia the theme ot the all - da¥ lira. Bob ' ~ Mr.. Paul meetlni: llhlcb will start at 10 Huber, lira. l'aul Bo«,dt and a.m. with a bollfnell meeting, llro. Fred S8m&el. with tbe ~ces. There wasn~ YOUTH ASKED FOR IT coold II'> back to scbool. 1bia column II for young peoI julll thou&llt Pd tell you this, . when you don~t make yourself think of oometlllng else. Dear Helen: rve known this boy for about three moNhs aHd like him a lot. --I, He calls me eve17 nbiht ex""'JI week-s. On I oU home and de oiothfoc, So does he - he ia1s. IB1 J)llrtllla are 00 m.ce and thert are no restrie- Uoqo. Wh1 doesn't he aok for a date? - TIREII OF WAITING Dear .'rlred: He' a either broke or sear. ed. I·•! .!UQ91 GliL~~:::: ... aa .~.liiB~~ ,. ; ' . . . ~~te Uillven!Ly; letveil ~lilt 'Sqilclior f~r Jl ierve-l .ln tht' ~ · ' ' ' ,..I'll ·for 4 ...,:.S P~' ed. 'eivll and mnibw law tilr '''~ •iqtl;'la current~ lite , ftobate lllil.. Juvenile Judge In Jacbon COunty. Jll\lie (lllllland Ia alSo ClialnDan of the Jacbon Coqnty Menial llelanlatlon He ~ ·In tltt! Ohio Gene~Jl• '. ' ' i . . ' ·' • • Au\lillbly with .lton. .llalph Welker. . ·. • : · .' 1 Bolril Judge G!I!Uand aDd lila wife, '~ :Kirl.lilne, . .-.unen; .-and lite fpnner lbree ehlldtea now U,ve Ia WellaiOn. their! ,sror ''*""" -.. J~l explrlt~~Ce weu, quiUfy 111m for a - t oa our three Juqe Appellate Col!rt. ·Compue Judae. . Judge GIIUiand'• L.......... Gilliland's quallfleatlons with~ of the other three candidates 111d tllen Wb1 not aak him aver to watdl teleVISioo · ~ !iBtllrdef nlsht .• ""',.,., ·---. ,. FLOOI -, ;" ..' RCIW MUCH DOES ELECTRIC . REALLY COST? Some aren't as lucky as I was. There juat aren't enough homes for unwed mothers to meet the demend. But instead of trishing they'd blllld more, I keep hoping the de· · mand drops oft.- LEARNED MY P. S. The boy? He was aa miserable as I was. At first we talked marriage, bot It's craey W• also taping a SdlooJU fOr tbt (all. new kids' Joan Mui'J'IQ', CBSnewscaster: ::: :. ~:"::."";!_";.~ : , glad YGU save me iill five addresses, as four wrote back that tlte,y were Oiled up, with a lOili! waiting IIIII. Theothermaderoom go. ) ·:·: ~·: };:;: Personal Notes t:::: ' Mr. aod llr•. Keoneth Konicek and daugllters, Nancy andillecy~ or Avon were weekeod guests o( her P&rentl, Mr. aod llr1, Thel'o eon JohDBon of Racine. They were joined Saturday olibt 11)1 Mr. and Mrs. D:m Johnson and sons, B~ an and Bruce, of Portland. Tom Ebersbaeh lllld Ron Thomu of Pontiac, Mich.. spent the weekend with the former's parent&, Mr. and Mr1, ilowll'd Ef>. erabach. They were joined tor Sunday dinner by Mr. and Mr., Larry Ebersbach and BOD, David, of Minersville. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Roush aod family of Charleston, W, Va., were weekend guests or hi• parent&. Mr. and Mrs. Harold &ush. ' ,)if·,. " ''• ,.' The fee was based on how m11ch we could alford to ]10)', wltlck "' .DIY case wasn't much. leave 11'1)' baby up for adoptlm, as I felt this was better ror him,, even thoulll> It hurt terrlblj< to make the decision, Everything wao arranged for me, ineludlns 11\Y taJd trip to the hospital, and my &ta1 at the home after the baby waa born. The counsellor evenhelj)ed me got a part Ume job, oo I , of ·• where he has accepted employ. mem at the !J!atterprooC Glua Co. Mr. Gaul WOI fonnerl¥ .... ployed In an oUice poolllon with tbe Ohio Valley Gravel Co. at Parkersburg, W, Va. . Mn. Virginia - . , ol Part.. 'tl"lburgl W. Va., W&l the weekoo llld euestof llr, and llro. Charloa Neuman, S,rocuiL .' llr. and Mro. Chorlea Grl'flth, Kar011 GriUith, Davlo, lira. Don Horrlaoa IIIII a.. CiDl Harrison were in Ath.atl • , TIIOJCM1 nJ,hl lD attend the . i . , . recital ol llonald Katon on II'UIN>It at OhiO Vniverolty, J1111 ,fil'lllllh Ia a studeot of Kr, 111>Wbo IIIII riJ'Ohe hllllW!OrH .. .. !t'ODI Ohio in June. Fat hill W- gr-.s. w~~;:,:,... JP .... ICCQ~QPIIIIiod •t ~~ r..... • • IIIIL ' , 1.00 VALUE REG. 1.49 ( ~=.~ I . -· 'I ,, .. ...• , ..' .. ON'S Open Every Week D•y 9:o0 to 7:00 · MAIN IJ'I,'. . 811-311'11 '. . CHICKENS: . 1~. QQKI 1.00 VALUE MAPLE LAir~ WHOLE FlYING. MARKET . ~m't Q, T. CIEAM RINSE 1.67 VALUE ~ 2·9e . D ·LI!J!Ei!!~E· :· HIAD &SHOULDE • aEN .DELIVERED Franklin co. . . FAMILY .. . . , SIZE OF POINT PLEASANT "THE HOME OF QUALITY MERCHANDISK FOR OVER 80 YEARS" ~ to·~t .-,rge~nst • GUY LO BA . 'DO ' ., AND HIS ROYAL ·cANADIANS Memorial Au.ltorium, Jackson, Oh• THURSDAY, .· Y.9th · 1~30P.M. . . Tidteh ..... 011 S.le II JOLLY ~H _, '•~, . r . '\ ' I ' • . COLONIAL. ·,~bitt ~~· ~~~~ lol .t ,lOlly L - . Lin!IMII ~~ '~ .. . G.t'Vour 1'1~ , . , . ' ~ ... " ,'~ ·I ' ' ' ' ". '· ·~ · ~tr. . '. \11,.' J\' ' ·' . . FAMILY Silt lEG. 1.65 1.15 LAIGE JAI . Dance To "The Sweetest Music This Si4e of H,aven'' f~ ·. SH GERMs· Reeent visltorsotthe DJnJoh~ &oa tamily or Portland were Mrs. Ella Mae West and daugllter, Delores, and Mrs. Alvin Collins and children. Becky, stevie, JU. '· UIJ' and JeU, all of Parkersburg, W, Va. ·Sunday gueotl of Mr. and Mrs. WUilom McKelvy, Portland, we~ II<. 111d Mr1, T. G. HWdore ~It use, Mr. and Mrs. Vlctor Gaul and &on have moved to Wa,yne, Wch., ' - . !IDGIIIIIIll, : ........ • .,~o;;,. .~ '· . .,. . " V ">I'!~ ; , if teaehera who carne W 'the home. · up for it in every WI¥ we oould. ~::UE 79~ LIQUID PRELL }.OS QUI!ILY DRIES ,.. •• • 111 AFULL GlOSS ,,. There were eOWt&ellors w 11 o helj)ed us with oor problema, and helj)ed us· decide .mat to do with our lives afterwards. Some ol the girls erfed all tho Ume and a few were pret. cy 'hard, but moot were like me - tetrlbly aorey we'd Pllde the mistake and resolved to make QUARr 1.49 1.55 VALUE - 'Insole Shoes by· perate. I had no other place to Bird were datlni!) •.. we'Ve bee• I want to tell you it was Do pic. aoked bJ liWIY ohout U>uell• nlc, but it wasn't as bad as I ellj)Oded. The people at the home ~t=::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::: ;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::~: were grpat. We had regular elaosea given by public &Chool I Pomeroy... c' Cushioned for me, but only because another lo lhe,. many years (....Ud girl ClllCellod, (she got married) YGU believe three'!) Is ll1'lllng and they could ,.. I WAS duher memoirs (Geel Since 'way bad< when George and I,ynda • tn for I. •! . '! • ••!lOll 111111 lltfllt.IITIOIII. YLAI for ..... IUIIII,-J ;,,., n,l'l,,.New Foot"O.otrljQJ't - MDe IIIAI-1. . '*I'OVGH· ~."99 100 VALUE ,.,. SUNIIIJRN ciAIION AIII'IT,IIo • ~ow~~fa~st~y~ou~fal~l~ou:t~of~l:ov~eJ;::~~~~~;.J vecy kiodly sent 111 encouraging We knew It wooldn't work. He letter, ll1tlng five homes In my ~ I 3 L~N SPRAY ' " -«· ' HAIR SPRAY AEISOL . REG. 1.00 POICH ,, (wh"' your roues are home)? Thai ~ broOk iJJe leo. - H. HITE RA SlllMPOO FLOOI·CIAII EIAIEt . .. vciTE FQJl ., ROY ,;; GILLILAND on .May 1-Bepubllelll Primary. SUNIUIN YAMe\IAlt'l da¥ crowd stood dress o1 a matendcy home. You when yoo•re faced with reallcy. trouble, 1 asked yOU for the ad- up for the 7th llllllni stretch, Farks COmm. Au&ullt Hecl<lher aliked out loud, "What are 'they i.o/.o'ltaodinl up for?-' .. • Rocky Gra.~>~'zllno's "Rocky Road to Physical Fitness•• ia a soon-due book; l Ferey, , helj)ed as muc:h ao he could Helen Help US. ••By Helen Sorrel U>u- 1• alrOI<I)· I• moving to grab the 1972 National Conventions; one or preferably both .•• Eddie Albert's expected to dunk Into the pOlitical pol in '70 ... Truck oo 3rd Ave. hed thh llfgn: •'Forget '68 - watch for t h e Meta in '69" ... Booldes a r e worldng 11,. railrold station•; and prosties are shlfting late ·afternoon& to the downtown Wall St. area ..• Also near u-.e ·big uew midtown ho!A!Io they've be. come tidies of the anernoon ... NaUonal League team save ,.rlools thOUiht to SeatUe last roo Nlarehos demllllded slmpl,y an Italian boiled dinner (bollllo) and a !!laos ol white wine ... FWIIIY rutl ad ror ~ Magazine: lhows a wow-decolletage with the captloo "But Is U worth $16,789 (meaning that's whal Pla,yboy gets but ~rt de- ' . livers cheaper). hackie did 15 mlnules oo why he didn't like Bobby ... P, S.: he i .... .•PIIII'PI•·"'' ·Pro.le<to of. eollt<lfng 'CIIrlsimas eard1 81\4 used, eyesla11es ' LARGE LOTIOI 1.55 Your ·Choice . 99CEACH 79~ Yai.UI 12 01. 89~ VltUE ./1. \; ~y · •i �·a~ ·.~· •aa·· ~led vlce ,' pteol4onl ·il.t the diviJiClll <il '!fth Mrl. . 11001, Wellston (I <1\alrmM liltereJI !lllollfhnarleo, . Milton ,l bld ol Middleport, Wlilt. eroos ckall'IIWI. , omcero ol the divlalm ol Chrtllllan semeelnflal\od ftre u prtllfdent ol the Mf'll. ilabeUe WlneiJremer ol wail ilro. Gerald R. Middleport, Vice preildelllt Mro. .,. of O&k IIIII. Other otll· Hal M:ero ol COaltoa, Chris_ ~era installed and whose terms Uan aodal eoocerno, and ·Mra. or olllce terminate In either 1969 Edward Simpson of Raclae, love or 1970 were Mro. Ollie Black- gjft. Mrs. B. E. Matthew& of Jackhum of Vlzltm, Route 2, HCretuy; and Mrs. carver WiUiam&, 11011 Is the Vice president of tho dtv!Jion of leadorohlp devotap.. Pomeroy, treasurer. Orficers ot the clivllion of in. moot; Mrs. George ild.mter ol terpretatlon installed were Mra. Pomerw io the lljllritual BJ'OIIIh . Long, Vice prellfdeat and pro. c:hairman of the dldaton; and ·~ram leoder and Mrs. S. E. Jen- Mrs. liar!')' Canter of w;eill)<lll ··ld.al 'ot. Rio Grande, eommuniea- is chairman olllteratur'. Mro. 9<lnner, aplrttlial BJ'OIIIh llonS. Mrs. Williams E. McCoy ol chairman, conducted devotions 1, ~ ror the Woni"!!'o . . ·. Soe!e11 ol thil. or "Seek ~ lalo!J, ·to IIMI!t, ancl Rlok tbe lleaulto.'' Tile miooton ob\<ll' jhemela ''!lbrllt 8l!d the Fl(tbs Of Men." ·for Burma, lridlfte,aiantpa for. a buildlns pi-ojoct .at tho Northern Boptllll TbiOlotllco! SeminarY at 0 a k B""*, DJ., "'ld· Betl;J' Crocker eoupcioo ror tho Cordt>va COmmulli\Y Holljlltal equiJIment fund were noted. ·. iloll'ellbmento.,wore ,served In tbe church dlnlili room followlila the in&tallition oorviee. Voice along Broadway BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - N, Y. Cab· bie named Richard COlletti drove Ethel Kennedy and one of h e r brood to the airport; he didn't recognize Sen. Bobby',s best asset who questiOned him as to Presidential preferences and the Panons: the l5pUIIky old pi fa in a fine Santa Monica nur/llnlf home where she gets around In a wheelchair end the do<tora say ''She can live to tOO.tt All that Frencb gwrm!ll Cood at the IR;YII</> COIOII)' restaur- ant and Greek zUitanaire Stav. still i ' 11>1 a good tip ... st. i ',., ' aeaiJOII; American League bas claimed it IInce. Folks in the Sllea Stadium box•• (containing m:-Mllyor B o b Wqner and hiS Barbara, ex - CommllsiClllOr Ben Fin· etc,) heard it: when The &pOrtO 110,)', Met&' ..,.rune I i' Bottom, helmei,, ....,~ · ~.. at pie, their problems and pl&al· ores, their troubles end IIIII. As with the rest or Helen Helll Usl, it welcome• laughs but won't dodae a ~erlous ~stion with a brush of!. send your teenap questions to ')'be approximate cool <If the tour ot &munersvUle dam and a meal will be $3.50. In additlnn to the iu'Ur, a visit is being piBMed to exhlbl~ Carnlax Ferry area. any hate or blame. But tbere' 1 still a big nothing whore llll' heart uled to be. I had to tell you this 1oo: Thouih tile Home ealed the pain, It's al""''• wallIng there In the OJI(et momento YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, care of Helen Help US! thll new-r. NOT ENOUGH MATERNITY HOMES Dear Helen: Like m!IIU' another girl 1n so you could reassure unwed pregnant girls. The sad tlting is: Of !l.oo11011 at 11\0 .... ' -dtl<>l'lllll'O Nnt Plea~. ,,t · : ~~prt~~· - ' i!'PhW•'' '-!villi lhrie.weoU!If.Hllool· · -·'"" lac .. ... Kath,y SliWJ..., Chertl . Mrs. ~Ivia Sllaplro, State Pro- ~·.,......, Dellllle ·Jqjinoon; ~ gram 1~1' (fQr Women, •lf!d the. W!JIIIIIi D Ia ~ 1 {/PIIDili Julio diseusaiGn 'llll; Committee - Sit Jdm1011, . Robin !ltiW,rl, lllecyl · m Their llllldo or Take a Stand. 1\Vber, ')'amlnle Glblls, VI*• Mra. VlrBil Surrla, Sr. was Bissell, _'J'heloO..-. ~. ·siote llpi)Ointed to the DOilllnaitng com- Dawooo, Paula aocoOk. S..O.: m1ttoe tor area r8pre-e. AmOld and 1111110 K.eone.r. · The area meetln& will be held -or• aeco~ t b o on June 6th, at !llmmersvUie, , l:ldlclren _ . !lrJ; JalnOll E, W. Va. u A Place for tbe Arta•~' ~ JobniOil, Mrt. HowlnJ Jobn...J Ia the theme ot the all - da¥ lira. Bob ' ~ Mr.. Paul meetlni: llhlcb will start at 10 Huber, lira. l'aul Bo«,dt and a.m. with a bollfnell meeting, llro. Fred S8m&el. with tbe ~ces. There wasn~ YOUTH ASKED FOR IT coold II'> back to scbool. 1bia column II for young peoI julll thou&llt Pd tell you this, . when you don~t make yourself think of oometlllng else. Dear Helen: rve known this boy for about three moNhs aHd like him a lot. --I, He calls me eve17 nbiht ex""'JI week-s. On I oU home and de oiothfoc, So does he - he ia1s. IB1 J)llrtllla are 00 m.ce and thert are no restrie- Uoqo. Wh1 doesn't he aok for a date? - TIREII OF WAITING Dear .'rlred: He' a either broke or sear. ed. I·•! .!UQ91 GliL~~:::: ... aa .~.liiB~~ ,. ; ' . . . ~~te Uillven!Ly; letveil ~lilt 'Sqilclior f~r Jl ierve-l .ln tht' ~ · ' ' ' ,..I'll ·for 4 ...,:.S P~' ed. 'eivll and mnibw law tilr '''~ •iqtl;'la current~ lite , ftobate lllil.. Juvenile Judge In Jacbon COunty. Jll\lie (lllllland Ia alSo ClialnDan of the Jacbon Coqnty Menial llelanlatlon He ~ ·In tltt! Ohio Gene~Jl• '. ' ' i . . ' ·' • • Au\lillbly with .lton. .llalph Welker. . ·. • : · .' 1 Bolril Judge G!I!Uand aDd lila wife, '~ :Kirl.lilne, . .-.unen; .-and lite fpnner lbree ehlldtea now U,ve Ia WellaiOn. their! ,sror ''*""" -.. J~l explrlt~~Ce weu, quiUfy 111m for a - t oa our three Juqe Appellate Col!rt. ·Compue Judae. . Judge GIIUiand'• L.......... Gilliland's quallfleatlons with~ of the other three candidates 111d tllen Wb1 not aak him aver to watdl teleVISioo · ~ !iBtllrdef nlsht .• ""',.,., ·---. ,. FLOOI -, ;" ..' RCIW MUCH DOES ELECTRIC . REALLY COST? Some aren't as lucky as I was. There juat aren't enough homes for unwed mothers to meet the demend. But instead of trishing they'd blllld more, I keep hoping the de· · mand drops oft.- LEARNED MY P. S. The boy? He was aa miserable as I was. At first we talked marriage, bot It's craey W• also taping a SdlooJU fOr tbt (all. new kids' Joan Mui'J'IQ', CBSnewscaster: ::: :. ~:"::."";!_";.~ : , glad YGU save me iill five addresses, as four wrote back that tlte,y were Oiled up, with a lOili! waiting IIIII. Theothermaderoom go. ) ·:·: ~·: };:;: Personal Notes t:::: ' Mr. aod llr•. Keoneth Konicek and daugllters, Nancy andillecy~ or Avon were weekeod guests o( her P&rentl, Mr. aod llr1, Thel'o eon JohDBon of Racine. They were joined Saturday olibt 11)1 Mr. and Mrs. D:m Johnson and sons, B~ an and Bruce, of Portland. Tom Ebersbaeh lllld Ron Thomu of Pontiac, Mich.. spent the weekend with the former's parent&, Mr. and Mr1, ilowll'd Ef>. erabach. They were joined tor Sunday dinner by Mr. and Mr., Larry Ebersbach and BOD, David, of Minersville. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Roush aod family of Charleston, W, Va., were weekend guests or hi• parent&. Mr. and Mrs. Harold &ush. ' ,)if·,. " ''• ,.' The fee was based on how m11ch we could alford to ]10)', wltlck "' .DIY case wasn't much. leave 11'1)' baby up for adoptlm, as I felt this was better ror him,, even thoulll> It hurt terrlblj< to make the decision, Everything wao arranged for me, ineludlns 11\Y taJd trip to the hospital, and my &ta1 at the home after the baby waa born. The counsellor evenhelj)ed me got a part Ume job, oo I , of ·• where he has accepted employ. mem at the !J!atterprooC Glua Co. Mr. Gaul WOI fonnerl¥ .... ployed In an oUice poolllon with tbe Ohio Valley Gravel Co. at Parkersburg, W, Va. . Mn. Virginia - . , ol Part.. 'tl"lburgl W. Va., W&l the weekoo llld euestof llr, and llro. Charloa Neuman, S,rocuiL .' llr. and Mro. Chorlea Grl'flth, Kar011 GriUith, Davlo, lira. Don Horrlaoa IIIII a.. CiDl Harrison were in Ath.atl • , TIIOJCM1 nJ,hl lD attend the . i . , . recital ol llonald Katon on II'UIN>It at OhiO Vniverolty, J1111 ,fil'lllllh Ia a studeot of Kr, 111>Wbo IIIII riJ'Ohe hllllW!OrH .. .. !t'ODI Ohio in June. Fat hill W- gr-.s. w~~;:,:,... JP .... ICCQ~QPIIIIiod •t ~~ r..... • • IIIIL ' , 1.00 VALUE REG. 1.49 ( ~=.~ I . -· 'I ,, .. ...• , ..' .. ON'S Open Every Week D•y 9:o0 to 7:00 · MAIN IJ'I,'. . 811-311'11 '. . CHICKENS: . 1~. QQKI 1.00 VALUE MAPLE LAir~ WHOLE FlYING. MARKET . ~m't Q, T. CIEAM RINSE 1.67 VALUE ~ 2·9e . D ·LI!J!Ei!!~E· :· HIAD &SHOULDE • aEN .DELIVERED Franklin co. . . FAMILY .. . . , SIZE OF POINT PLEASANT "THE HOME OF QUALITY MERCHANDISK FOR OVER 80 YEARS" ~ to·~t .-,rge~nst • GUY LO BA . 'DO ' ., AND HIS ROYAL ·cANADIANS Memorial Au.ltorium, Jackson, Oh• THURSDAY, .· Y.9th · 1~30P.M. . . Tidteh ..... 011 S.le II JOLLY ~H _, '•~, . r . '\ ' I ' • . COLONIAL. ·,~bitt ~~· ~~~~ lol .t ,lOlly L - . Lin!IMII ~~ '~ .. . G.t'Vour 1'1~ , . , . ' ~ ... " ,'~ ·I ' ' ' ' ". '· ·~ · ~tr. . '. \11,.' J\' ' ·' . . FAMILY Silt lEG. 1.65 1.15 LAIGE JAI . Dance To "The Sweetest Music This Si4e of H,aven'' f~ ·. SH GERMs· Reeent visltorsotthe DJnJoh~ &oa tamily or Portland were Mrs. Ella Mae West and daugllter, Delores, and Mrs. Alvin Collins and children. Becky, stevie, JU. '· UIJ' and JeU, all of Parkersburg, W, Va. ·Sunday gueotl of Mr. and Mrs. WUilom McKelvy, Portland, we~ II<. 111d Mr1, T. G. HWdore ~It use, Mr. and Mrs. Vlctor Gaul and &on have moved to Wa,yne, Wch., ' - . !IDGIIIIIIll, : ........ • .,~o;;,. .~ '· . .,. . " V ">I'!~ ; , if teaehera who carne W 'the home. · up for it in every WI¥ we oould. ~::UE 79~ LIQUID PRELL }.OS QUI!ILY DRIES ,.. •• • 111 AFULL GlOSS ,,. There were eOWt&ellors w 11 o helj)ed us with oor problema, and helj)ed us· decide .mat to do with our lives afterwards. Some ol the girls erfed all tho Ume and a few were pret. cy 'hard, but moot were like me - tetrlbly aorey we'd Pllde the mistake and resolved to make QUARr 1.49 1.55 VALUE - 'Insole Shoes by· perate. I had no other place to Bird were datlni!) •.. we'Ve bee• I want to tell you it was Do pic. aoked bJ liWIY ohout U>uell• nlc, but it wasn't as bad as I ellj)Oded. The people at the home ~t=::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::: ;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::~: were grpat. We had regular elaosea given by public &Chool I Pomeroy... c' Cushioned for me, but only because another lo lhe,. many years (....Ud girl ClllCellod, (she got married) YGU believe three'!) Is ll1'lllng and they could ,.. I WAS duher memoirs (Geel Since 'way bad< when George and I,ynda • tn for I. •! . '! • ••!lOll 111111 lltfllt.IITIOIII. YLAI for ..... IUIIII,-J ;,,., n,l'l,,.New Foot"O.otrljQJ't - MDe IIIAI-1. . '*I'OVGH· ~."99 100 VALUE ,.,. SUNIIIJRN ciAIION AIII'IT,IIo • ~ow~~fa~st~y~ou~fal~l~ou:t~of~l:ov~eJ;::~~~~~;.J vecy kiodly sent 111 encouraging We knew It wooldn't work. He letter, ll1tlng five homes In my ~ I 3 L~N SPRAY ' " -«· ' HAIR SPRAY AEISOL . REG. 1.00 POICH ,, (wh"' your roues are home)? Thai ~ broOk iJJe leo. - H. HITE RA SlllMPOO FLOOI·CIAII EIAIEt . .. vciTE FQJl ., ROY ,;; GILLILAND on .May 1-Bepubllelll Primary. SUNIUIN YAMe\IAlt'l da¥ crowd stood dress o1 a matendcy home. You when yoo•re faced with reallcy. trouble, 1 asked yOU for the ad- up for the 7th llllllni stretch, Farks COmm. Au&ullt Hecl<lher aliked out loud, "What are 'they i.o/.o'ltaodinl up for?-' .. • Rocky Gra.~>~'zllno's "Rocky Road to Physical Fitness•• ia a soon-due book; l Ferey, , helj)ed as muc:h ao he could Helen Help US. ••By Helen Sorrel U>u- 1• alrOI<I)· I• moving to grab the 1972 National Conventions; one or preferably both .•• Eddie Albert's expected to dunk Into the pOlitical pol in '70 ... Truck oo 3rd Ave. hed thh llfgn: •'Forget '68 - watch for t h e Meta in '69" ... Booldes a r e worldng 11,. railrold station•; and prosties are shlfting late ·afternoon& to the downtown Wall St. area ..• Also near u-.e ·big uew midtown ho!A!Io they've be. come tidies of the anernoon ... NaUonal League team save ,.rlools thOUiht to SeatUe last roo Nlarehos demllllded slmpl,y an Italian boiled dinner (bollllo) and a !!laos ol white wine ... FWIIIY rutl ad ror ~ Magazine: lhows a wow-decolletage with the captloo "But Is U worth $16,789 (meaning that's whal Pla,yboy gets but ~rt de- ' . livers cheaper). hackie did 15 mlnules oo why he didn't like Bobby ... P, S.: he i .... .•PIIII'PI•·"'' ·Pro.le<to of. eollt<lfng 'CIIrlsimas eard1 81\4 used, eyesla11es ' LARGE LOTIOI 1.55 Your ·Choice . 99CEACH 79~ Yai.UI 12 01. 89~ VltUE ./1. \; ~y · •i �. "'B. . .·- ·· . ~ .-, ~- .' . ' '''. . I ' :.A-11·, . • • ; ,, ' •' ' w \ • ' . ld " ' p.m. . "' ~~>• St. ,Paul Lutheran Church hor't: The ·flleini IIIIa . ~ Ia Aft You THESE SEVEN junior. clau boya ot the Rutland IIJih School were UI?Jlld 1n1D the Nllllonll Hooor Sodleey In an ImPressive concll.u,ht ctrOIIIOO)' held We<llo~ lft81'11001lln the blih school -torlum. Scholalllc echiGYcnent 11 111 lmpcrtont phase or be1JW tawed ln1D tho orgiiiiiiAIIoo. Sooted, loft to ri&ht. ere Randall Kina, 11o<mey Davia, Elbert Wllllouna; •ton<llnB. Jolt 10 rlshl. Bob< 1o' VIDeo, Fred Davia, Gene Weber 111d Harry Slawter. . CHARI'ER NO. 84f1 " . GOP Rank and File LikeNixOtl3-J • ' WASIIINGTON (UPI)- For· mer VIce Prooldont Richard M. Nlal holda a throe~ P'9''arit;y edge over Gov. No!..., A. Rockeleller with Ute. ,R...,.Ucan rank alld !lie, and GOP leaders acrou the nation _ . t Utelr oolional convention delflllll<>no 11J reftoct that pnloronce. 'l'blt waa the main conclusion todiQ' of a United Preu IDiematlonal aurvey or atate Roplbllean I-ra aru1 elected ollldola. The check of GOP ." . _.....at ateb- · was made lmmodl· alter the Now JIWtrDOr enlered tho York race .....,,. Nlllan. 1'111 ourvey also pointed up a atrong leellng or par\Y unltr . _ Repllb!ICOIII, wiUt a lllllllber of loaders reporting a Jnfonnce lor oae of Ute two !' . m~onod Vice ..,.... ' ~· *"' 'lit!W· ' " 'r·, ., ' . :·. -·~ Nine RefUse Answer slates said either thoro .WI were nino state• da, fiear81a, Hawaii, ~· OF IIIDDLEP,OIIT',IN THE lfl'~TE Of 0100,-AJ , ~ ~J!~;f~ . With Rockeleller In IUid the where I-ra 'declined to Jlllnaii,, blllllli, Kanaaa, Kill· RoJIUI>llean would beat any of ' , _ON APRIL 1~ 1888. ~illN Bli:SPo. .'TO·C~ ·~lJrrlilOKP- '·. , the Democrats. lime lor choosing delegates Teopond, \llcky, Loull!lana. -·Miano. ' 1'ROLlEII OF THE CUBRI!,~CJ l lllim:JI ilECTION 5211.' ~ IISVIII:D ?" Nlxtln .... 81,., Che nod IQia; •llileillllf«>j, ........... No. upon them, more or the party STATtrrES. l -l ' ' '. .I -·~ ' ·leaders were willing to olllimate 1mong the rank alld llle In 31 vadl. Nft! "'"'""'"- North " " "~:tj\f ;. . . • ~-· - -~ · . " ' ..; ''11' -~-,-.. ) 1 ~.: ,"i·t ~~ ., ''".,' ' ~ ' ':'(,: IJ,I[ the preferences In their atates atates- Alabama, Alaaka, A.rlw- c~~~~ .caw• ' ,. "" .. .,. , , . ' I ' ; ' ' "'! " ' than In earlier surveys. But na, Arkalllaa, Delaware, Flori· 1'011Da, ~"""'"' ,'r..ao, ~ . Cuh, ~ea with ol!tt: ~· ind • ..., : ,..1 ·_ , .d · , . (Canlilllled from paae I) V~a~Wa~ West VIr. , ~llnP~,8110f~~·• . •,_, u•. ~·~•H•~••• .. '>tJ~~·- ,_ the opokeomon said. ...... . · ·~ · IUid E<Jiall,y impo)rtant, U.S. alld ~ll . .. ~WB ,Go~mnent .GAl~'·~ t 1 r lr ! ·-~ 11 , • j il.~ f' i·A~ Of theae, · • Botllld · Obllptloni of ~s alld~UcaJ llllldiYIO .... , ;_ • , ., • , ,1, ,. , 5U,m,Bt Soutb V I e t n a m e 1 e troops of ColllCII'I!fa .• ....... 01' Ottler ~~tie& I I o I I I I I ' I I I I I I 't .. 1 ~ I I 1 ~ 1 t 1 •• 1 1 t ' la,ooQ.Oit '' blocked olt the major blglnraJ'a ,..,.-tor l'jl'allllin " . Ala~JaJ~ia, F-al f",ll!ll 1191d alld Slc\11')\1•• purclialed...... , . · • ·. the COIIUIIIlnlato built with Mlodo~ 11114~ · · ICfiiiUJntl to re~ ••• I I I I I I I I I I I I I .'r. I ''I'~ I I 10o.Oou.oo bulldozera aod liood for two RockeCel!er wal'-,., 11 Che LolnJ and dfiCOUJltl_I I t I ~ ~ t ' t r I I I 1 , 1 I I I I I I • •• ~ I 1 ~'3.498,M7~2 yeara to ftmnol men alld arms ·::::::::~=~=~=J~=~=::;:;:\~{{~~~~/!~~~~??~;i\;tt~t;i~i~ii~lt~i~ttti~i!?~i~?~mi!t:})!;~1=1~t:m: ~~- ~0 IY-~·COiorado, Bonk premlooa, furniture alld llxtt!HI, .... other . . ' _,,, _,. ln1D SWtb Vietnam'• northern By United Prosslntomatlonll C011110ctjC\!fj, JOI!a, ' Mar.Ylllld, · i:l•eta ftgreaenttag ~ ~remida . ; • • ~ ~ , ~ ~ • -.· · · , , , • · 62t73UI . provinces. GENEVA- WITH A TRIBUTE TO THE LIFE-SAVING U, S. dd llao~at., MlchJOn:. ~~~ Bell estate cnmec~other thin bllik .Pr.S•·. , • ; , .., • , ,., , , t?'t&.?O · · . , · COmbined Operatloo they received after World War D, America's alllea moved tocJI.y to · York, Pel'ioivl•""'-· RhociJ IsOther usollj lnclucllng (Nono) dlrtct l•oo ClnMOini', , ~ - ,, • lfl:.tl •. · ,.. SWtb Vlotnorneoe IUid U.S. help solve Its balance or ~- problem. ~ JIIPU IUid ,.. lalld- IIJid··VeriDOIII. ":·· 1, TOTAL AS5£1'S-.,. •••••i••••••il\•-:·~' •• .- tw ........ · ' ·. ,"..· -·~··~ Army 101at Altllorno Division lions of Western EUJ:OI)O said thiQ' would speed"' planned recb:tlona n~~ troops did moat of the lqltlai ' . In traclo barriers In Ill etl'ort to Increase !bellow of AmorlclllUle8 " . iJaim.rrms . liahtlog.. TbeJ' killed 377 Comgoods to their coiUllrles. • • Demand dopOIIta otlnclytduola, par~~~arohiJia, · . ; munlato. ~keiDien aald tho proposol ''<an be collod a moilest.Ountor7 an4 corPorations •• •,• ••••• ~ ....... :,. ... ~ •••• 41,tSQ,810.89' . AIUod caoualtles totaled 63 Part to the enormous usls-e eJ•ea bJ theVolted states to EuroPe . Pr. l'LEASANT - Mro. Bel>, Time alld aoYIDB• ciopOIIta ollndlvlcWla, partaorlhll!o, . · m011 k!Hed IUid 307 oerlooal,y In tho lol8 19t0o alld earl,y '50s." It was the Otat t!Jne EuroPe has lab Ethel llaooo, 71, or · 2205 ........,.. the IIJ)Okeamen sold. . anct corporltlonl , • , , , , •• , ~,, • , •.• , , , , , , ",,, ~~~~E~ '· ' :o.pgaita at 7~ltal \, of U~ted state• Gownmitnt ., , , , • , • , ·\ ., , ·~ , , ~ ' '· Moll of the WOIIIldod were men - u l l , y ol!ered Ill lfvo tho United Statal OC<momlc help IUid Llnooln ,l.litlpijJitJ of ~tel and J)Olttlctl lubdi'VIIlonl 1 1 t 1 , · ~ r 1 t t · ,· of the U.S. Arlll1 Ill Air SpOkoamon said II WU ol"blatorlc Importance." Cavolry lllvlllm who led the .- -~ am( orricerf ehee~a, etc. ,_, , ••• • , , , , , • ,., • .., . bellcapter a~t April 19, III~II>Jin y ~~·~!l< ~~l-'" i.~ -~ t&,Oilf,if1·87 . ~'~i;.;.':·..::f:ZJ::'~l 1'111 IIPIIkUnen sold' a1 leost ,_ ~ •. '.l"f» ~ ~ dopOolte ~ .. ,, IC!;~ · '' . . •, (b) Total lime N &0¥1Jwl ' . '· . \ tO U.S. llollcaptero were lhot lng ~:~,.,;: . ' ' · '~ • -. , -..,., I . , ,, ' I ' .,.~. .. . . 110 ·• down or clama&ed In Ute lhloll!ln! "strike, stril<o, mWiont stlldento iiltodnl at · .-.- l:>t , _, · '.C..,.~.-.""":-'' ~-.• ' '.J.;.. ~•••• ·BMW• . · aaaoull. But once the &Hioa hod Forria Booth Hall rllsed their · In aiCIPOrt ot a wolioout. Tilt. •.. 'fi'' • . Other lllbiiiJieO, ~·...-.(NO.-) ~~· Qtbtr )loa4 Eugene . a foothold, the Norlh Vletna· mlletllw Preceded 1o' s....U boars IIIIIUI>uncement 'Qy tho un1..0:· ~~,-pt; · ~~~. on ..,_.., _ , . . and DdJir-"-H ai; Mtata.1 , ••,...,.._ ,....,,,.,:,! •''·"" 1 bralber, TOTAL ............." ' ..: ~.--.- ~ T " ' meao, eotlmalecl bJ lllteiUgooeo lf;f board of ll'lllteos that It had IPPOilted a opeclal committee "10 Orlo ~ New ~l-Uioil, t • • • • ,. • • •~ ··--······ ·.-··· 1111!1 ~· -~~ . at 10,008, were not to be found. •tuolr alldrecoaunllldelionges"lnthobellc: atructureottltounlv.,.. . rq.~,-=~ f . -~ Ai>J>orently thiQ' Oed Into Lloo. olf;f, . o;c ••;•~- . , nltlrioorl:t'~ . CAPITAL ACCOtliiTS . .. In aome caaoa, Gil found · ...-a.,., _ , 1lb ·• Co~ .~It~' ,total PU' value •·· ·:~ ~ ~ "' ~~-; ,',1,..-:., llleamlng lood In Red camp WA!HINGTON- PRESIDENTJOHNSON'Slo!w-aoiJIIItWtblke, No. ahorellllltborllled - 2000 '· . ; , · <'•H &Ilea. Inched olonc 1o' • -"!W cut lgrtOIIlOIIt, m1Q' "'ac1i¢!id ~r~ .~.., ,.U '!' ~,'·~· No.,'.haru 2000;. :. ~~.. ,...I;;. 'T ' ' ~lltllidlas. . " ,, , ., I '; .... !Iorino Lt. Gen. Robert E. Publiean& who IIQ' tltiQ' wereleltlnthoclarkoohla.Pianitol!llthf at 1UIJI.·~at,tbecrotr· ~r J:- ~ ' · I ' f , I I I ~I , · .• 0 0 I I I' I • o 1 1 , ; . "f I ' J ~ '1 l, CU&hman, commander or U.S. W<llllllhroalhCoJIIroaa, JIUilo!l~ FUDerii ,Hoail 'Qy lhldlolded .IIMVUI~ ........ I I I \1' I I I I f I o I . I I I ' !Ill. -f.' I ; 'I . ., ... .. ~ Ioree• In northern Jln)Yinees, Jolmlon Wodaesd!Q' PI'OPOaed 1 IPondiiWrodolctloolormulawhlc:h . lltY. ' lj:, ·.~ WaiJ. ~Bu,rlll . TOJ'AL . CAPitAL ACCOtJNTS •••• I . . . . . . . ... f.' • ••• rave doiella or Che A Shau wu t~~~cki,y pooled bJ the Houoo .\Wl'OPrildonl Commluee, ~ be In~ llamol'lal· . TOTAL t.IABIIll'IES. AND CAPttAL ' A,..,;,.....,. ' """'!.V~J~WI I which earlier 110re without IU Rapllllllc:.. mombere. . diitl, . Inti, •"' at ' wiUthtld lor aecurll;rreaiOilo. .thst the Jobnton PloD Ill 1111 hll 10 per cent lncomUP ourcJ.p · ~- P•ill. "We're slllinl rlllllt oo Utelr passed was ''Partlean" alld sold the p"""aol did not\help •.._.. aupply Uno for ev~ 800111 for lilllrovolol the tax bill. . ~ of lloog Ha," the Marloo but Just below the Nortb-JixJth FRANKFORI', KY. - THE KENTUCKY BOAIID ot Educltie9: V181Dam border, he said. "II'• o voted WednesdiQ' nisht to requlrepllllllc: blab oeboolo ~the' ' main IUJIPIY route lor the to lbeludo N...,. alld othitlllioorl1;y hlltof7 .....W.i 1n northern throe provinces, IUid tho curriculum or lace pO&slble 1011 of eccredltatloa. _ . IDIQ'be au ot 1 corps (the llvo Tho resolution, beUoved to be tho14'st ....,....16- a liate acbolil northorD proviDeoa)." board In the eountry, 9fdorid the &ubJecUbeteuaJit In ataioJ' Am~ UP! corn_..... Nst GJb. can history courses. Flllore to do 10 would be rioctor In -.,q oc-· 1<11 . _ . . . . Gil In the YIHIQ' <redltatlon 1o' 1970, tht board ialcl. . • Fllleen B . v. ttle •. . ,..,, a j • ' ~ ' ' 1 w= ·. · ' ~ ., .• -~ lfr•-lrf•'!O . .!Y~ws... in Briefs t • BUNK - • • BED.. t No. 211 Bunk 8~· Post Stock 2 in. Width of Headboard Pilnel16 in. Width of footbootd Panel I~ in. Maple Hci1ht of Posts 62 in. ~ 109 9'5COMPLETE I . ,, . .' ~ ·. . "i" .. ', t .. ..' w..,· ·~ .... -~liapJ-Cbar.b.yPn-,:' No. 4459 Kneehole Desk- Plastic '~fop No. 459 Kneehole Desk • l'ood Tot·. 43 • 18 in. Hgt . ll in. . ~: ~leaderolnllalill,yci.arpd , ·1!-,•POI!il!ll'• P""'"' ._ llqo ..... ot armo, a coimmerdol IJ'po radio otaUon, m.-lloood ollleeo, truck parka alld Soviet-built bulldozero. Glb1111 said tho vletorlouo Gil Sovlet..eype helmeto, pol- tho namea of their home - · on eaptured truck& . .... - e d them UJ> IUid down CommuniiiiUJIPIY blihWIQ'o, GIFTS to WEAR UATIO - I ' 8 ll'lllllJihrilf' al ·. the ~~~ of Ute Utne lltlbocratlc aiJIIraalo, ond In rour atatea he wu Cllllctdecl 1 · ebenet to w1n u nominated. ._...,., the mtJorlf;f of llepbllcana ware ...,. D - tblt 1hll II their 781r to npln Ute Wblle Houaa, With 33 - · nJ1b1n1 !bet Nlxclo, Jlodu(eller, or eiCher, could -VIce Preoldont llumphroJ, lion. RdJori F, KIUIIIII;)', 1). N.Jf.; or Son. Euaone J. McCarthJ, D-Mim from 18 other - · lild ..,. of Ute two llopubHeana ..UW win lor aure .....,st ae,y ol Che throe llomocratl. Of tblo ~ 10 sold Nlllan .... the ~ ·I!UN Wimer while rololng about Rockofellor'a chaoIlea, .... elllllt tho _,site j , >. > - .,. ·Beulah Dies Wednesday cllldl-• but procllctlng tllat either would get GOP oupport ad wto with 11. Four ~ 1111mJ1briQ' a number of the O_pen .· ··• !lome .01' Mmlbez:, 1'111 rille lnlll wiU lnclllde ·a .paael dla- 111 ~ ~:~~=~: c'uaslan IUid o,Poct.J nwslc. IUid i! FTS 11M Tobago II oald to be tile II· land of Daniel Defoe's "Robin· Dies Tuesday Charles R. IWI,,. a ootlvo of Racine, ot 1060 WIWama Rood, COhombllo, d I e d ._....., 1'11esclaJ GYIIIin& at work. Mr. lWI .... the ..., of the late- CloapnloD .... -M1rla Ktr. wood HUI. He wao aiao prectdecl In bJtbrea slatera. l!o waa a member of Utt Eden UB Claorch near ReodaYUit, IUid was • bollor 0110rotor bJ .....,._ lion He II lllrvlved 1o- hlo - · GlldTa Reed Hill; ane 1011, Terry EltiOiid Hill, CO!uDu; two brolllora, Hetman, COIIII!lbuo, .... 'Fiold, of AtbOijl; two ·all- lira, lllaJ ora 1111\':!llld Mra. . Freda Doeler, llaCinf; alld oovtral nleceollld ...,,, r...,... ·•m••• wJU be bolt . SalurdiQ' at 10:30 ...... ot Utl Eden UB Church with Ute ReY. Eldoa Blab olllcilllnr. a.rlal · will~ In Chead.lolnlil~. Frlllldl lll.t; Oall al'U.. While Flllltrll Homo In COolville limo, 1-- .ey. ' son Crusoe." · ' ' Direct Factory Shipments ~tf.or This. Annual Sale ! '' .... ,.,..., , .No. «~.B.Iiiib! !Jri.wet <$ti t - Planic Top ' · · N~: 458lllab•·Draw~· ~- . 1? jo., Hgt. Fin. ' 1 •wood Top_. No. 4464 Four Drawer Ches~ ·Plastic Top · No. 464 Four Dr,wer Chest ·Wood Top ' . ' · 26 •,17 in. lfs<- l7 in. . ·.-"" • . ' ,· ~ '.,. ' .... fLU IILl :This Sale ae.as �. "'B. . .·- ·· . ~ .-, ~- .' . ' '''. . I ' :.A-11·, . • • ; ,, ' •' ' w \ • ' . ld " ' p.m. . "' ~~>• St. ,Paul Lutheran Church hor't: The ·flleini IIIIa . ~ Ia Aft You THESE SEVEN junior. clau boya ot the Rutland IIJih School were UI?Jlld 1n1D the Nllllonll Hooor Sodleey In an ImPressive concll.u,ht ctrOIIIOO)' held We<llo~ lft81'11001lln the blih school -torlum. Scholalllc echiGYcnent 11 111 lmpcrtont phase or be1JW tawed ln1D tho orgiiiiiiAIIoo. Sooted, loft to ri&ht. ere Randall Kina, 11o<mey Davia, Elbert Wllllouna; •ton<llnB. Jolt 10 rlshl. Bob< 1o' VIDeo, Fred Davia, Gene Weber 111d Harry Slawter. . CHARI'ER NO. 84f1 " . GOP Rank and File LikeNixOtl3-J • ' WASIIINGTON (UPI)- For· mer VIce Prooldont Richard M. Nlal holda a throe~ P'9''arit;y edge over Gov. No!..., A. Rockeleller with Ute. ,R...,.Ucan rank alld !lie, and GOP leaders acrou the nation _ . t Utelr oolional convention delflllll<>no 11J reftoct that pnloronce. 'l'blt waa the main conclusion todiQ' of a United Preu IDiematlonal aurvey or atate Roplbllean I-ra aru1 elected ollldola. The check of GOP ." . _.....at ateb- · was made lmmodl· alter the Now JIWtrDOr enlered tho York race .....,,. Nlllan. 1'111 ourvey also pointed up a atrong leellng or par\Y unltr . _ Repllb!ICOIII, wiUt a lllllllber of loaders reporting a Jnfonnce lor oae of Ute two !' . m~onod Vice ..,.... ' ~· *"' 'lit!W· ' " 'r·, ., ' . :·. -·~ Nine RefUse Answer slates said either thoro .WI were nino state• da, fiear81a, Hawaii, ~· OF IIIDDLEP,OIIT',IN THE lfl'~TE Of 0100,-AJ , ~ ~J!~;f~ . With Rockeleller In IUid the where I-ra 'declined to Jlllnaii,, blllllli, Kanaaa, Kill· RoJIUI>llean would beat any of ' , _ON APRIL 1~ 1888. ~illN Bli:SPo. .'TO·C~ ·~lJrrlilOKP- '·. , the Democrats. lime lor choosing delegates Teopond, \llcky, Loull!lana. -·Miano. ' 1'ROLlEII OF THE CUBRI!,~CJ l lllim:JI ilECTION 5211.' ~ IISVIII:D ?" Nlxtln .... 81,., Che nod IQia; •llileillllf«>j, ........... No. upon them, more or the party STATtrrES. l -l ' ' '. .I -·~ ' ·leaders were willing to olllimate 1mong the rank alld llle In 31 vadl. Nft! "'"'""'"- North " " "~:tj\f ;. . . • ~-· - -~ · . " ' ..; ''11' -~-,-.. ) 1 ~.: ,"i·t ~~ ., ''".,' ' ~ ' ':'(,: IJ,I[ the preferences In their atates atates- Alabama, Alaaka, A.rlw- c~~~~ .caw• ' ,. "" .. .,. , , . ' I ' ; ' ' "'! " ' than In earlier surveys. But na, Arkalllaa, Delaware, Flori· 1'011Da, ~"""'"' ,'r..ao, ~ . Cuh, ~ea with ol!tt: ~· ind • ..., : ,..1 ·_ , .d · , . (Canlilllled from paae I) V~a~Wa~ West VIr. , ~llnP~,8110f~~·• . •,_, u•. ~·~•H•~••• .. '>tJ~~·- ,_ the opokeomon said. ...... . · ·~ · IUid E<Jiall,y impo)rtant, U.S. alld ~ll . .. ~WB ,Go~mnent .GAl~'·~ t 1 r lr ! ·-~ 11 , • j il.~ f' i·A~ Of theae, · • Botllld · Obllptloni of ~s alld~UcaJ llllldiYIO .... , ;_ • , ., • , ,1, ,. , 5U,m,Bt Soutb V I e t n a m e 1 e troops of ColllCII'I!fa .• ....... 01' Ottler ~~tie& I I o I I I I I ' I I I I I I 't .. 1 ~ I I 1 ~ 1 t 1 •• 1 1 t ' la,ooQ.Oit '' blocked olt the major blglnraJ'a ,..,.-tor l'jl'allllin " . Ala~JaJ~ia, F-al f",ll!ll 1191d alld Slc\11')\1•• purclialed...... , . · • ·. the COIIUIIIlnlato built with Mlodo~ 11114~ · · ICfiiiUJntl to re~ ••• I I I I I I I I I I I I I .'r. I ''I'~ I I 10o.Oou.oo bulldozera aod liood for two RockeCel!er wal'-,., 11 Che LolnJ and dfiCOUJltl_I I t I ~ ~ t ' t r I I I 1 , 1 I I I I I I • •• ~ I 1 ~'3.498,M7~2 yeara to ftmnol men alld arms ·::::::::~=~=~=J~=~=::;:;:\~{{~~~~/!~~~~??~;i\;tt~t;i~i~ii~lt~i~ttti~i!?~i~?~mi!t:})!;~1=1~t:m: ~~- ~0 IY-~·COiorado, Bonk premlooa, furniture alld llxtt!HI, .... other . . ' _,,, _,. ln1D SWtb Vietnam'• northern By United Prosslntomatlonll C011110ctjC\!fj, JOI!a, ' Mar.Ylllld, · i:l•eta ftgreaenttag ~ ~remida . ; • • ~ ~ , ~ ~ • -.· · · , , , • · 62t73UI . provinces. GENEVA- WITH A TRIBUTE TO THE LIFE-SAVING U, S. dd llao~at., MlchJOn:. ~~~ Bell estate cnmec~other thin bllik .Pr.S•·. , • ; , .., • , ,., , , t?'t&.?O · · . , · COmbined Operatloo they received after World War D, America's alllea moved tocJI.y to · York, Pel'ioivl•""'-· RhociJ IsOther usollj lnclucllng (Nono) dlrtct l•oo ClnMOini', , ~ - ,, • lfl:.tl •. · ,.. SWtb Vlotnorneoe IUid U.S. help solve Its balance or ~- problem. ~ JIIPU IUid ,.. lalld- IIJid··VeriDOIII. ":·· 1, TOTAL AS5£1'S-.,. •••••i••••••il\•-:·~' •• .- tw ........ · ' ·. ,"..· -·~··~ Army 101at Altllorno Division lions of Western EUJ:OI)O said thiQ' would speed"' planned recb:tlona n~~ troops did moat of the lqltlai ' . In traclo barriers In Ill etl'ort to Increase !bellow of AmorlclllUle8 " . iJaim.rrms . liahtlog.. TbeJ' killed 377 Comgoods to their coiUllrles. • • Demand dopOIIta otlnclytduola, par~~~arohiJia, · . ; munlato. ~keiDien aald tho proposol ''<an be collod a moilest.Ountor7 an4 corPorations •• •,• ••••• ~ ....... :,. ... ~ •••• 41,tSQ,810.89' . AIUod caoualtles totaled 63 Part to the enormous usls-e eJ•ea bJ theVolted states to EuroPe . Pr. l'LEASANT - Mro. Bel>, Time alld aoYIDB• ciopOIIta ollndlvlcWla, partaorlhll!o, . · m011 k!Hed IUid 307 oerlooal,y In tho lol8 19t0o alld earl,y '50s." It was the Otat t!Jne EuroPe has lab Ethel llaooo, 71, or · 2205 ........,.. the IIJ)Okeamen sold. . anct corporltlonl , • , , , , •• , ~,, • , •.• , , , , , , ",,, ~~~~E~ '· ' :o.pgaita at 7~ltal \, of U~ted state• Gownmitnt ., , , , • , • , ·\ ., , ·~ , , ~ ' '· Moll of the WOIIIldod were men - u l l , y ol!ered Ill lfvo tho United Statal OC<momlc help IUid Llnooln ,l.litlpijJitJ of ~tel and J)Olttlctl lubdi'VIIlonl 1 1 t 1 , · ~ r 1 t t · ,· of the U.S. Arlll1 Ill Air SpOkoamon said II WU ol"blatorlc Importance." Cavolry lllvlllm who led the .- -~ am( orricerf ehee~a, etc. ,_, , ••• • , , , , , • ,., • .., . bellcapter a~t April 19, III~II>Jin y ~~·~!l< ~~l-'" i.~ -~ t&,Oilf,if1·87 . ~'~i;.;.':·..::f:ZJ::'~l 1'111 IIPIIkUnen sold' a1 leost ,_ ~ •. '.l"f» ~ ~ dopOolte ~ .. ,, IC!;~ · '' . . •, (b) Total lime N &0¥1Jwl ' . '· . \ tO U.S. llollcaptero were lhot lng ~:~,.,;: . ' ' · '~ • -. , -..,., I . , ,, ' I ' .,.~. .. . . 110 ·• down or clama&ed In Ute lhloll!ln! "strike, stril<o, mWiont stlldento iiltodnl at · .-.- l:>t , _, · '.C..,.~.-.""":-'' ~-.• ' '.J.;.. ~•••• ·BMW• . · aaaoull. But once the &Hioa hod Forria Booth Hall rllsed their · In aiCIPOrt ot a wolioout. Tilt. •.. 'fi'' • . Other lllbiiiJieO, ~·...-.(NO.-) ~~· Qtbtr )loa4 Eugene . a foothold, the Norlh Vletna· mlletllw Preceded 1o' s....U boars IIIIIUI>uncement 'Qy tho un1..0:· ~~,-pt; · ~~~. on ..,_.., _ , . . and DdJir-"-H ai; Mtata.1 , ••,...,.._ ,....,,,.,:,! •''·"" 1 bralber, TOTAL ............." ' ..: ~.--.- ~ T " ' meao, eotlmalecl bJ lllteiUgooeo lf;f board of ll'lllteos that It had IPPOilted a opeclal committee "10 Orlo ~ New ~l-Uioil, t • • • • ,. • • •~ ··--······ ·.-··· 1111!1 ~· -~~ . at 10,008, were not to be found. •tuolr alldrecoaunllldelionges"lnthobellc: atructureottltounlv.,.. . rq.~,-=~ f . -~ Ai>J>orently thiQ' Oed Into Lloo. olf;f, . o;c ••;•~- . , nltlrioorl:t'~ . CAPITAL ACCOtliiTS . .. In aome caaoa, Gil found · ...-a.,., _ , 1lb ·• Co~ .~It~' ,total PU' value •·· ·:~ ~ ~ "' ~~-; ,',1,..-:., llleamlng lood In Red camp WA!HINGTON- PRESIDENTJOHNSON'Slo!w-aoiJIIItWtblke, No. ahorellllltborllled - 2000 '· . ; , · <'•H &Ilea. Inched olonc 1o' • -"!W cut lgrtOIIlOIIt, m1Q' "'ac1i¢!id ~r~ .~.., ,.U '!' ~,'·~· No.,'.haru 2000;. :. ~~.. ,...I;;. 'T ' ' ~lltllidlas. . " ,, , ., I '; .... !Iorino Lt. Gen. Robert E. Publiean& who IIQ' tltiQ' wereleltlnthoclarkoohla.Pianitol!llthf at 1UIJI.·~at,tbecrotr· ~r J:- ~ ' · I ' f , I I I ~I , · .• 0 0 I I I' I • o 1 1 , ; . "f I ' J ~ '1 l, CU&hman, commander or U.S. W<llllllhroalhCoJIIroaa, JIUilo!l~ FUDerii ,Hoail 'Qy lhldlolded .IIMVUI~ ........ I I I \1' I I I I f I o I . I I I ' !Ill. -f.' I ; 'I . ., ... .. ~ Ioree• In northern Jln)Yinees, Jolmlon Wodaesd!Q' PI'OPOaed 1 IPondiiWrodolctloolormulawhlc:h . lltY. ' lj:, ·.~ WaiJ. ~Bu,rlll . TOJ'AL . CAPitAL ACCOtJNTS •••• I . . . . . . . ... f.' • ••• rave doiella or Che A Shau wu t~~~cki,y pooled bJ the Houoo .\Wl'OPrildonl Commluee, ~ be In~ llamol'lal· . TOTAL t.IABIIll'IES. AND CAPttAL ' A,..,;,.....,. ' """'!.V~J~WI I which earlier 110re without IU Rapllllllc:.. mombere. . diitl, . Inti, •"' at ' wiUthtld lor aecurll;rreaiOilo. .thst the Jobnton PloD Ill 1111 hll 10 per cent lncomUP ourcJ.p · ~- P•ill. "We're slllinl rlllllt oo Utelr passed was ''Partlean" alld sold the p"""aol did not\help •.._.. aupply Uno for ev~ 800111 for lilllrovolol the tax bill. . ~ of lloog Ha," the Marloo but Just below the Nortb-JixJth FRANKFORI', KY. - THE KENTUCKY BOAIID ot Educltie9: V181Dam border, he said. "II'• o voted WednesdiQ' nisht to requlrepllllllc: blab oeboolo ~the' ' main IUJIPIY route lor the to lbeludo N...,. alld othitlllioorl1;y hlltof7 .....W.i 1n northern throe provinces, IUid tho curriculum or lace pO&slble 1011 of eccredltatloa. _ . IDIQ'be au ot 1 corps (the llvo Tho resolution, beUoved to be tho14'st ....,....16- a liate acbolil northorD proviDeoa)." board In the eountry, 9fdorid the &ubJecUbeteuaJit In ataioJ' Am~ UP! corn_..... Nst GJb. can history courses. Flllore to do 10 would be rioctor In -.,q oc-· 1<11 . _ . . . . Gil In the YIHIQ' <redltatlon 1o' 1970, tht board ialcl. . • Fllleen B . v. ttle •. . ,..,, a j • ' ~ ' ' 1 w= ·. · ' ~ ., .• -~ lfr•-lrf•'!O . .!Y~ws... in Briefs t • BUNK - • • BED.. t No. 211 Bunk 8~· Post Stock 2 in. Width of Headboard Pilnel16 in. Width of footbootd Panel I~ in. Maple Hci1ht of Posts 62 in. ~ 109 9'5COMPLETE I . ,, . .' ~ ·. . "i" .. ', t .. ..' w..,· ·~ .... -~liapJ-Cbar.b.yPn-,:' No. 4459 Kneehole Desk- Plastic '~fop No. 459 Kneehole Desk • l'ood Tot·. 43 • 18 in. Hgt . ll in. . ~: ~leaderolnllalill,yci.arpd , ·1!-,•POI!il!ll'• P""'"' ._ llqo ..... ot armo, a coimmerdol IJ'po radio otaUon, m.-lloood ollleeo, truck parka alld Soviet-built bulldozero. Glb1111 said tho vletorlouo Gil Sovlet..eype helmeto, pol- tho namea of their home - · on eaptured truck& . .... - e d them UJ> IUid down CommuniiiiUJIPIY blihWIQ'o, GIFTS to WEAR UATIO - I ' 8 ll'lllllJihrilf' al ·. the ~~~ of Ute Utne lltlbocratlc aiJIIraalo, ond In rour atatea he wu Cllllctdecl 1 · ebenet to w1n u nominated. ._...,., the mtJorlf;f of llepbllcana ware ...,. D - tblt 1hll II their 781r to npln Ute Wblle Houaa, With 33 - · nJ1b1n1 !bet Nlxclo, Jlodu(eller, or eiCher, could -VIce Preoldont llumphroJ, lion. RdJori F, KIUIIIII;)', 1). N.Jf.; or Son. Euaone J. McCarthJ, D-Mim from 18 other - · lild ..,. of Ute two llopubHeana ..UW win lor aure .....,st ae,y ol Che throe llomocratl. Of tblo ~ 10 sold Nlllan .... the ~ ·I!UN Wimer while rololng about Rockofellor'a chaoIlea, .... elllllt tho _,site j , >. > - .,. ·Beulah Dies Wednesday cllldl-• but procllctlng tllat either would get GOP oupport ad wto with 11. Four ~ 1111mJ1briQ' a number of the O_pen .· ··• !lome .01' Mmlbez:, 1'111 rille lnlll wiU lnclllde ·a .paael dla- 111 ~ ~:~~=~: c'uaslan IUid o,Poct.J nwslc. IUid i! FTS 11M Tobago II oald to be tile II· land of Daniel Defoe's "Robin· Dies Tuesday Charles R. IWI,,. a ootlvo of Racine, ot 1060 WIWama Rood, COhombllo, d I e d ._....., 1'11esclaJ GYIIIin& at work. Mr. lWI .... the ..., of the late- CloapnloD .... -M1rla Ktr. wood HUI. He wao aiao prectdecl In bJtbrea slatera. l!o waa a member of Utt Eden UB Claorch near ReodaYUit, IUid was • bollor 0110rotor bJ .....,._ lion He II lllrvlved 1o- hlo - · GlldTa Reed Hill; ane 1011, Terry EltiOiid Hill, CO!uDu; two brolllora, Hetman, COIIII!lbuo, .... 'Fiold, of AtbOijl; two ·all- lira, lllaJ ora 1111\':!llld Mra. . Freda Doeler, llaCinf; alld oovtral nleceollld ...,,, r...,... ·•m••• wJU be bolt . SalurdiQ' at 10:30 ...... ot Utl Eden UB Church with Ute ReY. Eldoa Blab olllcilllnr. a.rlal · will~ In Chead.lolnlil~. Frlllldl lll.t; Oall al'U.. While Flllltrll Homo In COolville limo, 1-- .ey. ' son Crusoe." · ' ' Direct Factory Shipments ~tf.or This. Annual Sale ! '' .... ,.,..., , .No. «~.B.Iiiib! !Jri.wet <$ti t - Planic Top ' · · N~: 458lllab•·Draw~· ~- . 1? jo., Hgt. Fin. ' 1 •wood Top_. No. 4464 Four Drawer Ches~ ·Plastic Top · No. 464 Four Dr,wer Chest ·Wood Top ' . ' · 26 •,17 in. lfs<- l7 in. . ·.-"" • . ' ,· ~ '.,. ' .... fLU IILl :This Sale ae.as �(Bost Band In . ,.,. '· •• .... . ' • a' ,.. • enta'· . •• ,\T{ I, Sunda,), \1 \ J1, m•• Hob II l 1-'· rm, ' han I ) td, ...pnnl>( ·cd b~ lt1~·ittl' Hn.· llct>l. IMur ·, ., 'II (., ____ ....... o. Vt Sooo~Q. he erela•t '· 11!11 madllne II!IH 0 ap, ~ltlons ...n••• n rIn p1 t GGY or --· -~- · ~ �(Bost Band In . ,.,. '· •• .... . ' • a' ,.. • enta'· . •• ,\T{ I, Sunda,), \1 \ J1, m•• Hob II l 1-'· rm, ' han I ) td, ...pnnl>( ·cd b~ lt1~·ittl' Hn.· llct>l. IMur ·, ., 'II (., ____ ....... o. Vt Sooo~Q. he erela•t '· 11!11 madllne II!IH 0 ap, ~ltlons ...n••• n rIn p1 t GGY or --· -~- · ~ �w-' tho ,elvwd . preaeated b.f" the 70urc CoUep llld thert. The ehorul' villi hare Wll lillrlnO Club lilllt proc- IIObll to the )c~ cbddrea•a work. ,.. ., , ON MAY 13, ~ Von lletar will llo off !or I 9~ tour , ...., 111 ~ "' 11 mw otlllloae4!r Lo,c!lbourno Air Force •. Ia Columbus. · .' u.:L.· ~n be •:, · ..Widl• .... ,. Etwlancl his wtre.llle)rormor ....... Frost,·~ Joined In Columbui D.!' bar 111111, llro. lillie! Walburn. CONNIE COOKE hal been..,. talent t1k1J1e part In illll Year' a c41>11d tor tho School of PhU'm- PO&*!. lhe ......... looka like lllJ Ill Weot VirJIDI& Unlverslb' It shoold be a most pleasut one. Otll'llac In SOptambtr.lletnHme, • Members or lite Ohio Eta Pill 11118 a~~~~mor abe will be taklne CbaPier of Beta Sl&m•PhlSoro.,. wort< II Marshall Unl'""aiU<o lt;y, one of the &polliOrlt are ur~ Counle will be home - week. lng you to pOrChlae - o d ticketS 11 'one ~ ,.verll hoa~ CERT AlN TO e>perlence ness establlsbmenta. Co-eponaor ~· o! noalllata are !lr. IDd o! lhe pageant Ia the Pomeroy !Ira. llobort Reibel, here thls Cbember of Commerce. woilk to coocludo \he UleoflhOir ~ Creek home to llr. IDd ~3=·=·=~=·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:.:·:·:=:=:·: ·:.;.;:::::::;:;:;:::;:::::::::~::: Mrs. Charlo• Rlllle or Pomll'Oy. For the Past yeer lhe llolbela :1: have been living ID.·Iolo.rrllltDWD, rO!Uflllng here periDdlcolb' to take ..... or the. houoe IDd lhe aumerou• shrub& and flowers wllich surround U. It became too much of a chore. THURSDAY Charles. a pharmacist at Q$. LAUREL CLIFF Beuer Health trm Drua•. his wife, Ruth Ann. a Club, 7:30 Thuraclay nJaltt, homo rii!Jtered nurse who worl<a Part olllra. Lloyd Wrl&llt:llra. Mef'o Ume 11 Veterans MIIIIOJ'Ial HoOo Un Tr~ey, c:o-hoateaa. Pltal, IDd their young daugtrter, WINDING TRAIL Gonion Club look forward to lhelr mcm to lhe members moot Thursday, 6:30 <OIIIIIl'J iarly dill · - . Po .... Pomll'Oy Junior lllgbBy the WI.)', Jack IDd Barbora School auditorium to ualot with ScKea are now In the proceaa or decorotlona !Or the lllss moving !n>m IIUl St. In lllddleo ernflhklp~ · pOrt to their new country home IIIJIO(AGE SALE, Frlcll.)' and located oortll of Pomeroy on Satunll.)'. parlor or the IJnlted -33. lletbodlst C h u r c 11, Pomeroy, _..red by the JOF Clus. AZALEAS THIS BPrlna: have PASI' CHIEFS, liog!dlo Tembeen belllll!ul. Hava YO!! noticed ple, 7:30 . p.m. Thursday, home the ones at the David Farmer of Mr. Adam Ebersbech; lllas 11emo on Fl!th St. In lllddl..,.rt'l Bernice Arm ntrst aaslatantbo~ tess. IIE!IIIEIIS OF lhe 24'10ice .IIEIGs CUUNfY CmmcU, PTA, llelp Hlgh School ml>ed chorus Thuracll.)', 7:30 Po m., Portland will be "dreued" Satul'dqnigtrt SchooL tor their appearance at the Fourth RUIIUIAGI:; SALE, Thursday Anmlal Mlaa Southern Ohio and Frldey' Stansbury building, J: • ~ • l 1 I I I '' \1 l,., ~ ,, ·~ " 'tt • ' t . 'l j l' ·lllaa llobortaKraeuter, dlrec., or, ...,.rta lhllthe young people were deiiPiedwlththo •om•tlon illit !lie,y dress 111 roriheliaieant p r - Girls or the gJ"OtCI will be wear!Jw !looN<qth fof'o mall to enhancothepqeentond . · . .~· · .S.ll 4.oo· . -_-_: . ~· A ' ' •> udie.. A rsatly line . Glng_ham · S.lt Boys .· Wornt1111 ReguJ.r 3:95 aftd 4.00 BloUMt ~. Choo" severo! of these bL;uoea il a groot savings. Slyied by ••Laura Mae"" and "Miss Fa•lonali~' - two toll resource .. llaQI' •U<lea to choose from In whiP c......, dlc:run ond cot1on blends and oXford cloth. stze• 30 to 381Dd tO to fl. . Iiiii so w.U. Heplar siloo,llilalt, bulldea,lnyoor ehoico oflhe belt colora. Be ailre to 100 a.e.. and bey what IOU . . ' 111 helP ,.. mike your window doooi'IIIJtr ~ ~ 1110! Hlect from our laqha.,n. · 011111: of a-lllldo Lot ... flllrlc•llll!.. . .. . SeeThe lit Slllcilon . '. COlliS. ., $&95 Girls Colt& •••••••••••••••• • • • .. • • Slle $f.41 $10.9S Girls Coats .................... • •. ~ ~48 $12.95 Girls Coat• • •••••••••••••••• • • • • • • Sale *6.48 $13.9S Girls Coats , • , •• • , ••••• , •• • • • • • • Sale *8.98 $14.95 Girls Coati •• , • , ••• , • , ••• , • • • • • , •. Slle t7.U $16.50 Glrla Coats • , ••••••• ~ •• • ••• • •••• • ·Sile *8.25 '19.50 Gii'ls Coats • •••• • ••••••••• • • • • • ... ~e .9.75 So perfect !or uaduellob llftl, !or '!ear rl&lll_mw ' IDd all IIIIIUiltrloog. Sale I Womens Sulh "VIcki Vaughn• - "Tonl Todd" - ''Lady Laura" - "Fluttel\o bye" - All taP resources lD .iullior alzes, ml1se1 stze• MJ1 halt sizes. Make h~• a h - dey with a aUt irom-Elberrii.iil. ------------~------1 Sale 3.99·. .24• Width, 1._19 yd. .' Tiq; cO~Um; T1kellme to ... the large 11lectlon of AND SEE Me1s Sport Shl:rts ANDF4BRim- - j I !bort sleeve &blrts ror men lA all .,.... Small (!t-lt'il), medl,.. <!5-U\2), large U6o I~) arid extra large (1717\2 ). Tliese Bhlrtl are all Pl..-! .Piilssllldareldsat ' gl!la, COr high school and coUep IIIQ>1 ond young men. Penh. ... . !' -SAVE I'IJIIiN\l.TIIJSWE OF ·~•· ' ~.,, • SUMMEt~.•11d~WN~ ._,... tor'*"'"""'"" You can rllllb< 11ve DOlt - SwJiw" two 11q11 tlu:'l! ;~ &ljdlr't< cbolso 1ourwe1, redwood Wllet, Hlloet, rocker.. oila'li'1, toklltW Jawnchuro, · . Solids, otrlpea,plald.o, window -.-o. AU collar •U<les In taPer IDd non-UPor Sll'lea. AU are exceUent vllueo. ·- A . ~ ... ~., "• l~ \ j Driver Cited After Wr~ck Medium damage WID Clllaed to two ~ars and the driver of one tSW·er,~'tO ' , 1 , • , I Reported JBS KNIT SPORT 8,1'5 excl~ 1.95 collection ofBQ!ea, ta.o tiCB and colora. The perfect glti for MoiJ>. ers u._y oi Griduatton. SfDP by our first JJoor llnierle clapartment • this week IDd select lite · rlglrt gift !or tbOMotber or Gr-lnyourtaa>- The name• fA Rodney Frecker~ aon of ldr. and Mrs. Earl Frecker, and Mr1. Fredl Frecker, MlneriYIUo, were omlllecl tram the 1111 ol lito" a - . , the 2111 birthday dlmer pafll' holl- tly. Alk the llirod••ilns tbJa week ted - ,tho Permanent Preas ' 8ih,1So • - . ' -~ \ ~ •" .' . ' . I ensembles, slip• ond bat! sltpl, oc- boolt with an olecll'Jt 1bock, the heart was !IIJICII9nll!l,all. rlaht. IIIJ was one of two tranli1lama , In ·the past 2t hours." The tnh&Piant waalheworld'a n1Ji!1 such 09tratlon and lltenrst In Houston. · The reciPiant wu Jjlent!Oed u Everett Claire Thomas, t7, ol l'llqenlx, Who had lltreo !aulty valves In blo own hOiflllld was )1st lllout to go Into IUI'gery !or repelr when doctors wore able to furnish a heart COr a transplant. Dr. Donton Cooley beaded the team or surgeons, lldod by Drs. Robert llioodwell and Grad;!' nau. EXHIBITS CROWN - Mrs. Horace Karr Is Pictured Willi a golden crowo and scepter mobUe which Is one ot several mobUes which have Ilea> created by the Chester Garden Club cor uJe In the stage setting !or tholllss Southern Ohio P&g1!1111 fD be hold at 8'10 p.m. Saturdey .In the Pomeroy Junior High School Audltorl..,, AU or the mobUes will be encircled In red hooPS to blend l!ith oilier Stage Setti~B being dono In a man Jr. They said a 2~......W Jl)etors said the wom111 wu 1n a coma and artl!lctal l'OIIPU.. t1on k1Pt her alive, hut llterewoo no ICIIYII.l' on .. encll'halognm tblll would Indicate •I&na of llfa. The brain was trroveralbly dun- aeed. doctors sold. Earllor tDdl.)' II was .......,. eel from Stanford, Call!., !bet Carpenter Joseph Rloor lay In fair coodltlon Ill a I IIIOnlltB fD wedneaday night. Relatives of the lb!Dr Preferred he remain I>MOIIIOUS. . .. ' More than a hoodred persons llt'"'ded lhe Meigs County Young Republican club's "lleet Your Caudldei.o" n I g h t Thursdey evening 11 the countY garage In Rock 1\Jrlnga. tl>n ~lres,prosld<!nt. wolcomeel the candl-. lnc1 Slrlrley Beegle, chairlarl!' or the co.,-eaoional district YoWig llo-' PUbll<llt Federation, 1ntro<b:.c1 1!1~ ' fe .N ·.. ,o. 40 ''· '. "' ' . e ), . ' ' I' croaa Chapter met 11 Veterana Memortallloiii>itaL They are !Ira. Kathryn crow, Vernon Wuber, Vernon Neue and Paul Cescl. !Irs. Kenneth Braun was nomeel chairman o! the 110minlllllrc committee wlllch will Prc>are a alate of olllcors to be elected In JlmB. Mrs. B....,. who per. !ormeo lhe senlct to mUitary periODDII on behalf of lite loco! Red Croas ...,.rled an 1118Wing In ICIIYII.l' lor m• In the ..,._ vice Md thell' fatnlllta. ~ APril. lhO ban4ed ··u!O .Phone eillJ reQIIrlng octlon. t h • blood Prosra\n -· .s · .,·Gb · ·, ·o, d ,'· . · ommon 'Dnse .... n ' ,', , ' . ,, ' ' ' Four oew directors were nameel ID four year terms on tho hoard Tburocll.)' nlibt when the lleiga Countr Amerlc.. Red William Ammer • Earl E. StePheDaon Mil Roy J. GUWand, all can-dlda!ls for Court or Appeals. Aloo Oakley c. Collins, Jo. cwnbenl 18th district stat~,.,_ ator, ond Ralph Walker, running lor rHioctlon !or the 27th di0o trict stole represenlalive; GOP c:oiiiiU' commiasto- oandldotes Robert Clerk, Bernard D, GU. key, RalPh W• Ours, llobort WJo. gett IDd Harold G. Roush, Mil ,_i>Oaed Incumbent candldatea liernard V. Fultz !Or proaec... 1riC attorney, Evelyn Lucke !or clerk or eourta, llobort C. llaJ>. -~COr lherll!, Eleamroqn !or ncordor, Howard E. Frank A>r tnasuror ond lleory Ewing for coroner. Re!reshlllontl wore served. lli?, . New Directors Will Sen;e For 4 Years Over 100 Meet Meigs Political Candidates . ·, ~ coordblate foundotlona• .__ \.....~_..,.---..(~ I I I I I I I I L--!~'l.~~re-,;;~._ live becauM<if dotorlnrotlne heort diae11e, .... derwent the world's eighth Caf'o dlac transfer Thursday at star>A>rd-Palo Alto Hospital. Dr. Norman E. liliiDDWIJI, a heart tr&1181111111 ,P..._, beacled a siii'J(cll teem wbleh SI>Onl 4'll hour• trans!errJna: the organ !rom a oorthern CaiiCOrnla man Who died of a brain bOIIliJl"l'illop MEETS CANDIDATES - Kimberly Roush, 1s.m.n11> old clooglit1lr of Mr. IDd Mrs. Manning Rouab of Foreot Ron, waa the yo,...st peraon p...- Tbursdoy nllbl at the .. . . . County Young llopubllcan.Club "Meet Your Candidates" . at the COUJitl prage. Holding Kimberly 11 tl>n ~lreo, pres~ dent of lite YOIID(IIoPubllcan Club, and l'MIIf to lend a band I• Slrlrler Beegle, chairlady ol the lOth OOJIII'O••Innal dl.Oo trlct Yomg llopublican Federotlon. chairman, - " " 11!1 - lT.OIMracbi.u.d"aitJilriYthl ~J&,Ii··~tl."!lll!o . lllit will be on Aup"ot It and (io. ; llilte -~ _ . . . 1•':~ ~· a ..v..,; ~· ljlat draatlc aOtlotl and iai-, bt a . blooole>oblleUIItvllltllonl-·. . =~ !If( . . gowns arid printed rellliratDr will! lite heart ol • fll-)'UI'<lid mlli boatlqj: In bll Chell!. .· ' "BttYecl .wutz, babJ dOll a n d wo- man was tal<en to the boaPIIII Thuradl.)' evenlqw ~ of a gunshot womd In the bead. red and white color &cheme. · •!l>eaker& lnc!loded ~· ~ , ' ' . ,.. • •L ..LAUSCHE ENDOB!IED .rilwton o! GalliPolla, ID fl&llil>' cPWMBVS .CUI'l) 1io IIi!\ state iltomey ga>eral, In beFrll\k Lausche was - ..... tor boll or wllllim B. SaXbe, u.s. ........._, 1 n d reelectloo Se!late candidate; Wayne Todd, :~~~~by~th:.• Colurnbui Ill,._ admlnlllraUve aaall- to Cla1'o etict t., Miller, In belllll or tho teaib dl&trlct r..,ro...,;.llve to c:o>1R"ell, IDd John C. Bacon, '')(Ills,.... • ., and robe I · ~ ·w•rnww . .'i , ' . · Work · Unlfor•s wrru soiL IIELEAsE FINJSIL · UtuJ coordinated gown ~ lli Junior &I••=· ,., perm. nent presli. ' ..... people to see theb long S.95 A fino selection or PQIIuiar knit ablrta In ..,.U, medium, ,....,. ond extralll'p sizes. Mqck turtle neckt, V...k., IDd ~ SU'les In lOUd color" white, &tripes, lfitv. SU'Jta are ' . ' Ololl'I'TED 2.95 HOUSTON (UPI) - Do<ton II was cited 'to ·coul1 following an acclilent on Eaot Naln St., TburOo c1aJ At 3 p.m. Pomeroy 1>0Uce said. Ernest Newl,n, 20, PoJIH!l"OY, was S10111led on East Naln 111·Jine Of trof!lc when hlscarwas struck '1rom lhe rear by a car. driven ately. . ;,It .decides to send ~~~'~'""' by J"""ls Richmond, 21, lllclXuan Tbuy U •ltB rll)1'8sontat!VO dll(iort. MarJorie Newlan, a pas-or to hold t>"nita! lllks with • n;..O*'lauw of to · fl,!l. ·in ·u.a Newlan car outterecl,p0.. .... ~ Bible neck llid bead irWrtes. Sbe wa' liken 1o v-..r... ·Memolicoli\•IcillWIIIcl! . R~eipts .· al .by POilcOIIIin CharlO~ w....,., . • Blcbmond Wlil In IIIIJor Chilies Letiar' a <:ollrt on .oll>rtl : .. •·.t·· ~ . IS THE ..W 38 ~ 80 ~inio~blliolilicllrlt:;il!i<ol! . . ~iled at JWil . 110~· Karr....... Pom~. . ; Tho. J¥1 J'ldf4,. brcd:ut J ~. hofrtver,,-t iald "The North Vif.jlwn wvornmet Is o! . the <l>inloD thit .Paris, just 01 'Phn:nn- Penh aud Warsaw, ts an IIPP~rllle v a cor the !Drmal bilateral taikJ." The Iext laid lA part: ". • • '\')lo Nortll Vletnllll (DRV) ~~-t Is ·ol U.e Oi>lnlo.n thll. fonnli tall<• betWeen Henol and W~shlngton abOuld be Ulljlertal<en iD;une<6o I ..... From our u.s. St. lW<e' 1 f!\>laeOl>ol Holl(lltal tranoplanted a heart Into a t'I)'OII'Oid Phoenll<, Aria., tDdl.)' and rti'Orted Iller a I ·laier "lrwleared to 80ilen . ' . 1M ·fla! .........nt .tblll ' ''lllkll un11"' States .PJ..l.aec1 15 will ..belrln" on MI.)' Jll,' addiJig i>O&Ollllll"kica~loq.lln 'l!uiiwe ..d later In the b~~•t · .~at · Alia, whUe )VIetnim North · VIOUIOm would like to '· · otllek doaedlY. ,to s~ llave 1111<• *tart on the dey. lfODJ .or Warsaw l'!ft>olll UNII Oil NEW SPRING PATTEBNS. !'i'IPI,I IrUO llftlllla - 30", 15''t 61''; 81"1 ind tor'; Flllel'&la& In 101id1 IDd pi1ata , .. Dacron Batiste -~ In White IDd belp- · Neva Proal 100 ~ eent......, J)attetnl 100 IC-Printl- I In ' !JO-ternlr.ent IOUJ"ces here said VIsit. the l • ' ......, ~---.. ,4il, ,W , ... llaol-- ~~­ Stoll In the ...... .,....... meat llllllookatlhetrou.. era !or men IDd J0111W ...... You'll w1111 -ral pili-a When JOU 100 u..... ' Come to Elberfolds busy Ready To Wear Department IDd &elect the ldsat aUt !or her - a elrosa !rom our beautiful collectloo dresaes SQrled tor any occuion -dresses b,- 11 Berk&hlre'1 "Bettl Hartford'• - "Forever Young'' - ••stacey Ames" - .,r'Width,99c ,c~. .ott cowr.· SU'lea. Cottotl IQII clocron. daoron and wool, IDd all c:otton IDd lA """Y aj~twalf! aridlqtb. Salel Womens Coats MOTIIR'S DAY IS MAY 12111 ocryllc,....~ CODIIII'VIIiVO COIJNCR. 46; Roj• o- fllbrlc. All are permanent neu arid you ean choooe lbo trim nt alockll or more f%,5.00 Women's Suits •••••.••••• • • .. •• , , • •• • Silt '12.50 $29.50 Women's Suits •••••••••••• • •••••••• , Site tl4.75 $35.00 Women'& Suits ••••••••••••••••••••• :Silo tt7.50 '39.50 Wamen's Suits ••••• • •••••••••••••••• .. ,Sill $19.75 $49.50 Women's SUits •• .; ••••••••••• , ••••••••Sale ~75 '59~50 Women• a Suits ••••••••••••••• • , •••••• 511-..128.75 $69.50 Women's Sutta ••••••••••••••• I • 1 . I , • .&de $34.75 $22.50 Women's t.:ous •••••••••••••••• • • • • • Sd8 fll:25 $25.00 Women's Coats ••••••••••••••••••••• Silt tJ,2.50 f35.00 Women's Coats ••••••••••••••••••• Sale fl7.SO $39.50 Womerfs Coats ••••••••••••••••••• s.Jet18.75 $49.50 Women's Coats • , , ~ • •••••••••••••• Sale $2t.75 $59.50 Womeu's Coats .•••••••• • •••••••••• Slle f&75 ' Cmq>iellll washable ..:. ' . ·.~ Changed Amerl,t . Green ~ ..... IOilii;:' htli qualiU< ' . ·' ' . u.S. . your......,._. For ;wlddl- !lltuure willlb ol . rod. For laawlho 11r11w Ill your ' . 2 ·Hearts·· lalef•" Our CqliDDiioDido Dr~ are modo to your,...,.,....... Al!1 Wlclh .:. AiiT lqth. ' Jor ': T(Jllur.-, · WASHINGTON (l)J'O - The United states and Nortll Vletnatq acreed ~ .to meet In P..-ls to dlJcusi conditions for pasalble V!etaam peace lllka. Prooldollt Johnson told a natlonslly televloed IDd broadcUI· - · COttorenco: "I have sent a message Informing Hen!>! lite dati or May 10 and th~ alte of Paris are acceptable to the United states." · A Hanoi racllo broadCast picked·liP by U.S. monitors only a short tbhe borore lhe llresldent'i.o~lilt Pl"OPOoed that "format talks" . between the. ~- states .lltd North VIetnam begin Kay IO.!'or I !llti',~• Pr..ldellt Johnoon, who said he had leal)led o! ,.. Honora wl,lllninOo~, 11> meet In Parla ot 1 a.m. CEDI'l, iald at hi• news mertmOe lhJt lite !Wted state• had IOIIght a site where It . could be assured or '•'fair IDd Impartial treatment" for both aides. cifrlciall lrid(cajod that AmbU-r -·at •.Jirat Averell &~>Vernment to decide With the Harilnian and !l>ll\lial Advisor U.S. side the UJ1C011dltlonal - CyrUs """" were PrePared "' cessation by lite United states , leave &'->rtly . f<ir an agieec~<m of Ita homblng and all other · .J North 8CIS ot war against North . ~~=·place wlm the Vle!Mm (DRV) and llitor to and Noi'tb Vlema- talk shout other matlers relatad mo.O <IIP'iomats mit b. Vlen- to the two sides. t1ane, ~~. today' and lltore "The North VIetnam \llRV) .;.. opeculatlon that the ..,. IJ)vernment welcomes the !ao;t rengements 10 hold lnltlallllk~ that lhe Frencti government ·li. In Paris were <oiT\Illeted at !bet will!~ to let Paris be the silo time. COr lllks between North VI... North Vlotllllll, in Its an- nam (DRV) and the United n 0 u n c em en 4 thldted the Sates, u deelued by French Freooh· gover~ent lor ·-·~ Foralgn MJnloter Couve de lni Parts as a site In 0 MurviUe on 18 API!li196S. . , otatmi)eht from liB (Drelcn "The North vielnom (DRV) ··ml!d•try APrll '1S. U.N. S....- . IJ>'"""!"ent .'a or . the Ol>lnlon bU. tl' Gtner1J 'Tlwlt haf. also thet\t';frl•• JUSt aa Phnom Pail '' i>nPoled Paris Is a P<i'••lble and ' warsaw, Is 10 "'lPlllllrlate alta. .e.d !or lhe format W.toral The North V lllk&, ''Th<•se ' 1-----------;..._______. ,. m-•-n'• need DOW. All wool baakotweave IQI(Iamlnlleu cotton knitS and Wool Cl"Ol>Oio SIIOI 3 fD IX ond 1 to 14, ple; practice In aJper excellent layas. . ' ' 11101 I to lSln~,_~l'l .. Blloklthlllloyl and"mDtht!'l at and Select Masleta, 7:30 Thursday night, Maoonlc Tem- Tbe shortest rm:te from Tibet to the plain> or Inclla passes tllrough tho ilny country ot Slkklm in the Hima- - , .. . . .. All obe elttckl- ~colora. ' .3 yd. l.Dll.. ..$tie SOt.~·~· Casutd Slacks- Sale 2.50 ' ' · Harrbnan, Vatice to Meet J ' North .Vietnam's X. Thuy . 8eJectt.m ind these ere •hlrt• you'll want to bolT tor weer mw - !or griduatlon 11!11 -For dresa or play wear. Save on :womens Blouses ·Save on girls opting ters. ~AMES 7:.l e '. .. .~ ~tted abtrta or illo · ' eut t1Pe :.. AllsiiO:O ; ' , e 10 20. lilllld colon, oti'IPet, · checks. ·,..~ ' . orlna: Cllarles Frecker, NOTOPIN . Girls Coats Salel Amerlean Leglm, chicken bar- TONIGHT, Mor 2 'Spor' $Bl~~. :.. , All washable cottons. Sizes 8 to 16. becue, 5\mdey, II a.m. to 6 p. m., Pomeroy parklog lot; proceeds to spmaor baseball team. DmdJ....... -~ay, ~q :~p~cted~. ' 1 ...... 3195 wide selection of sU<leslnsoUda, smallprlnla and border prints. Are Announced PLUS "WMIIING SHOT" ' ' ·A S.Bt Of MAm.TY TOPS St., Middleport, llpDileored by Malgs Temple, 1'1tlllan Sis- Trip Meetings Don KIHIIII • JUST IIECElVED: RIJ!oiMAGE SALE - Ladles 01 wwunea contestants IIKiother Auxll.tarJ, F_-B...ett Post 128. American Leslm, at Milo dleport hall, Frldey and Saturrta.v heclnning at 9 a.m. MEIGS COU!(fY P o m na Gr- will hoot Athena County Pomooa .Grange, Frldoy, 8 P.m.; Athena CountY In charge of d&o Tbere w!IJ DO a meeting of the gne work. AU Meigs mambtra · AAA achool patrol members who urpd to be present. will be &Uin8 m the Wa!ihlngiDn SATURDAY Trq, from Meigs Cclunt;y at lite FJRSr OUTSIIE DANCE Plrll' oehoola ooted below, according of INS Satunll.)', May t, at the to James H. Cooroy, Asalatant Mlddl..,.rt CommuniU< P a r k, !lltoQI Director for the Automo.. 8POniOred by IIJ~rt Police bllo Club or Southern QUo: Dept., II 8:30 p.m. The JI;'S will Tuesday, MAll 7 - Pomeroy Prorlde lite music lor clanclng Elom•lar1 School, at 9:30 a. Wlller the stars. Public welcome. m., and at lllddleport ElementcmCKEN BARBECUE, MidtrJ Stbool, at10:30 a.m. dleport Fire llepartmen~ SoturC<lnro,y wtil distribute theC8jl8 clay, beginning at II a.m. at IDd jackets wldch the Auto Club tmm hall. Race Sf rurnhltea wtlboul cost to potrol JUNIOR cuom rehearsal 2 mombor1 to wear whUe Yialtlng p m. Saturdey, Middleport First ' the notloa'o capltDI . A new UlnUnl!ld Preobyterlan Church. orat7 oliO wtll be furnished to Cbe ehaperooes, and further de ~ SUNDAY IIIla reprdlng the trip amtOIIIICDREW WEBSTER Post 311, THI . . LuCTANT ASTRONAUT" •' - IQc(-.Jiy, With the IIIDDber M•r~s· • ·Slnit Smll~ )llodlum IDd ~ the boys, ol course, will be in master deiJ'ee. suit& IDd !lea. FRIDAY PIIAAT.-IUio. I t' ¥lli ~QRTH ' 100 per ellll i!Jion !Jnltlllok lqll - IOildUIId III'IPOI ·Ill!& IDd lhort ~~-.. ISocial ICalendar!, ~ p_.., ~~ • . ·w e!l-makl• to 'll!!'l<b ill• olaCko Iii' 8l(lo. 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