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Alan Bll.ek. wocd, Gene Grale, Jolm Ritch· hlrl, BUI Heptonotall and Don. r,.,.. Solihei'D ()hlo, Qloii• Buck . ~ .. ' l'<lmel'Ol', ertor Pomei))Y f41. or Chlrleo ......,. lllnounced tlit. THERE IS 0 HMOTHF.R'S Ri so dUrindivc, 10 ir h4J bun .sui. . ,· ""'-'· , The - . WHAT MY LOVE HA~ ~DURED i . IS A ~lER. LOVE THMJ AJJ'( MAIV EVtR FELT FOR A WOMAkl ! i))l1 ctown. and a c!Ooen red,. .Moo, -r,'ciOJvtd ID lrfiY of olli•• ·. • ·er ~~· a v, ' S. ' ·o f··· •'1 0 '' Q . ' M111 ~· ~ 111e larp tros~W, a beoilo' IVO arHER LOVC ax.JLD SORVI\1£ . MY LOVE .R>R MO.VlQUE ' -•m QhjO. In addition to belna 1l1e re.rp,. . 0 ' .. ' " . .. . . ~~ ;. ,.. . I .' Tbe 2f.voleegroup, wldchpre. Grande COil"~~!, tntromo:Od.llle The ~ca, . <10011~ by 1951' M I I I , • " auinlief w•o PGtflral # AB~ -''; h, nulllt'. a:tn /i itkntitJing to&. ~ na Weber, acconpnytng. Olhlr eoilertalnment Included Mro. Maidens doing a medl~ of c c.~ ' . .....,orn Pqeant • .11111 ot>to 1!1>11 to 111o 11111 America Pa&Nat at Allantlflnexllall, Firat rumief.q, In lilt com. joUtiiJII Wll J - Dl- ca. .Ptl. a Merlella Collep otudent fr!lln N, Y., while Undl river soogs, Mrs. &birley Hamm •lnrlnr U>ve Letters In the de PLEASE ~. Wll .................. (llo\-. ' '' ...~· ·J~ Jonao; • Marietta ~lei!! 1111- .(hal Grove Cl\t, 0,, •• oeltclld Mlaa C.....,. ' 1111\Y b1111e field of 17 contest-1 aau. : • Tba peaolllt, .. OlillrlalnmOIJI- ' \U:>UlD b.J~O/J 'STILL lOVe TAYloR IF SHE kEPT roRGETTikJG · WOULD MARK AIJTONV STILL HAVE' f()(..GHT FOR CLEOPATRA IF 5H€' HfoJ> For CAl.LEC H1M A PEA"BRAIIJED IDIGr A~D I~R€D HIM CtlMPI£TtL'r'? f-\IS kJAME ? : ',. ' boo!r pr041clloa!llrecto " . ' U! ' 1111 · Bela i1gma J'hl •. !!lm>r-· ' . ~~'~ TROPIIY WINNERS -< Tb• lol'lutllto eontoatantl who won awardo and troPhleo ln 111e 1968 lllso Soulhem Ohio Beoq,y Popant Stiurday Dllhlln Pomero,y ore, from lei~ Gloria Jean Jonea, lllsa ~~ l4nda Sue """'" aocoiMil'UimOI'1&ll Lourie fAa Schuler, new Ml&s Southern ohiO. ~- DIIM Clprl, nrat nmnen&>. . arm Reception GlVen 1 ' .' '. ' '· 4 . ' :•' ·,-p .... I I I ' --+ -~·- ' ' AT ' REASOHAtJ BANK RAf '' ,Sand, Mra. Allee Noaoe wflll Roll Out Tbooe Cruy, lAZY; Dayo or !iunmer and • ~~an•mlmb.r by Cotby Fultz, Jllll11 lli!ilcblnl, SheUa Chl!da, John Llalo, Ray Alldre andiWplt MrL Neaaell., ~· 'Ibereta No Bualneoo Like Bull· Dell; M111 Buck did a series or ....... which lhe uaed to wln laat fear'• IIQOIIII, and Mill · Grllllth, acCOIIII>BIIied b7 Dibble King, played hertnunpetverolon of Oh, y.., Beautiful Doll. Bll- dolleero who perform. ed were !lloUa Chl!do, C at h 1 Ful~z, JIIJIQ' Menehinl, N a n e 1 'l'bompiiiJil, Salb' rn-.r, Deb· · blo Crow, Pam Crew and Bette Jean Hobltotter. Dor1111 1l1e final ~ Mrs, Hamm 'returned to 1l1e mlcrophano to do Blrtb Gl 1l1e Blueo: Mra. Maldeol sangMoglcofMiaa America; Mlos Grll!lth preMnl· ed, Whipped Cream on h e r tnunpe~ backed by the Big Baed (Continued on Pqe S) w.,.,., P- MISS SOtrrHERN OIUO - HIIPIJ1 ls Wurle fAa ScbMI'_., 1l1e oew Min Southern Ohio In tbe ltapd SOiurdiG' Dilhl beloro a crowd or over 600 periiOOJ In 111e Pomll'OJ' JUDo lor lll8h .Auditorium. !IIIBs Schaefer hold& her troPhy and a cbzen red roseB. Melgo • Gall!& • llaiOD Dlotrlct Boy Scout leaders today termed 1l1e 1968 MGM Dlllrlct ~rtne camporee the ••most.BUccesstul event ln the dlatriet within the past four yean." one.!wndred and lhl~-el&ht Boy Scouts from 10 unlit In 111e MGM Dlllrlet and 23 roglllered adult leaden partlclpaled ln the lllre&clay session, hold at Camp HamUton located Just off Rt. 325 near VInton In GO!Ila Cow!1)', The scouta braved heat. rain and ahtverlng temperatures In 11111 order. According to Chadds Hall, dlatrlct seoul executive, ••no one left deiiPlte the unpre .. .. dlctablo aprlns weatber." ••· were lnthemld· onnlnt That nl&h~ befOre .U unlt1 hid checked in, I:Jle area waa drenched by rain. Saturday nl&hl, 1110 tenlperature dropped Into tile 301. c. T. CaoHell, eamporee dlrector and dlolrlet camping cbalrman, laid the purposeotthe Spring Camporeewas•'I:Oprovlde an opportunity lor all Boy Scouu and Elcplorers or 1l1e MGM Dla. trlct to camp toplher and ahoY/ 111elr ablll~ •• a unit to eamp on a long term basta,., Desplu the weotber, Cosoell lelt .!he 1968 event lllrpaooed all previous camporees oondocted ln the pall loor yearo, "'Ille boya were told to 'be prepared' Ill ease of raiD," remarked caasell. "They were," he added. Following Friday nigh~ actlvl. Ueo, Sorurday morntnr 111d al· temoon sesslooa aaw the area acouta partlclpaUng ln lui.ol· war conteats, hlk6o and filii pole ralotnr skill contesto. lll8hll&ht Saturday night wao a campfire program. Some 350 per101111, including aeveral members 0( area Cub Soout Packa. were on hand. The Cuba were Invited to altend tho funcllon lor 1l1e purpose of oboervlng Boy Seout aetivltiea. Tom Metcalra Vlntoo.Ewlngton Boy Scouto Cfroop 214) hotbe 1988 event. Thlo unit opened tamp!lre ac:tlvideo by l[Jhdng tho bonllre In ao WNiual manner - a wire was ltrunR from.a ooarby tree to 111o woed pile. A Scout ln 111e tree, - Brad Hamilton, whcoe property wa1 used for the camp area, received an award on behalf of the MGM district lor hlo cooperation and servlees. The •· ward waa made by Mr. CUoell. Mr. Cassell presented BUI Knl&ht, Troop 257, Pl. Plea a. &mday, various ehureh aerv- ices were conducted before the boys broke tamp and headocl home. Hall reported today lt _.... the MGM Dlatrlct lo hUdlng toward a bamer year. AI last week, ~ Trl~ until had "'ll>roxlmately 97$ medon, ant, an award for his elforta uwe have one big talkremaiDaa ootgolng camporee director. lnr ln orde~ to inal!e 1951'-Gil Knight held the post between 1964-07 belore lUrnlng 1l1e diJ. acttvltlea a complete 111cceaa." said Hall. "We must ftndacbairties over to Cassell. Eaeb unit presented a two- man for the annual scout talld. 11 mlwte ekll to complete camp- drlve, eontinued Hall. The drive will ba hOld later thla ,..-_ '· fire actlvlUes. of clabrla. tgnltlng ll . . Jim Roush. RacJne, a 1t0Ut committeeman, presented liVID blue ribbon and three red ribbon awards to the unlta. Blue rlbboaa to Troop 203, Galllpollo; Troop 242, &-ra· euH; Troop 259, Pt. Plealllllti Troop 246, Rock ~i Troop 21f, Vlnl!m-Ewtngton; Troop235, Cheater, and Troop 261, Pl. Pleaaant. Red ribboruo wont to Troop 2SO, Rio Grande; Troop 257, Pl Pleaoaat and Troop 248, Pomoroy. 81)'10 Redman, Troop 281, · Pt. Pleaaant, prelenled Chadda Hall a neckerchief for hll out- · standing clltles as district aeout · exeeutive during the past 12 monlho. Thlrleell memban of 111e Gal- Ind., ellllneer m tiJe Scioto, Ita COOnt1 end Chellhlre Area Melga, and Gall!& COOnt1 111'1Waier Alaoclallooo !llncl"'' tour- lemo. a.bseriber11 viewed tbe vared tbe 85-mlle Scioto COOnt1 lOWI gbaaet ~ tbe project, [n. Waler ilfslem wlddl wUl oene the area !rom Mlnlord to Lu· elUding 1l1e new treabnenl plant, well oUea, and bonotor stallon. ca.IVille. Gallla Coollb"• IQ'IIem will ba Tbe projeol Ia now In tho C. T. CAss;:LL, left, Mlddliii>OI'Io~rlntl~•lllnet­ -eoa of alter Ita olmllar ln size, both or, MGM District, and lll&trlct Clmplng Chairman, eonfen bei!Jmlng In April' 1967' lol- lcaUy and mochanlcalb'. wl111 Tom Met<:al!, VInton, T1'0(II 214 Scoutma&ter, ~ Ill Followinl the tour, a soner· lowlng approval of a $2,227,000 awarda ceremoll!' held SOiurdiG' Dilhlot Clmp _ . . , . In loan from the Farmer'• Home al dlacuaslon waa held wl111 DenGallla County. Met<:oll'a unit waa hoot lor 1110 1968 • nie Rider, P r e - or tbe SciAdmlnlotraUoo. Tho Gallla acoutleader ace<lllted an award from Mr. CUIIIl Leading the tour was John oto COOnt1 Water AIIIL Rld. lor HemUton, whose farm wu uaed lor the~ aJ. Prltcllord Eeooomllt from the er outl1Ded varlou11 problem• enlair. firm ol Sleeo, Int., Columbua, countered In getting eaoemeoto and ~a In tbat eOual;y, Alao dlacuooed waa111e terrain. VETEHANSIIEIIORIAL Prltdlard DOled 11111 Oallla HOSPITAL Counll'l project, wllldl r1llll a. FIVE-DAY FORECASI' - -..soy Admloslono - CbarBy Vnlted Preos International Temperaturealn Ohio Tue•· lea Lemley, 'Pllmel'Oj'; Wallor beNt 08 mUea, ...Wd heve a leaArJlPld, 'Pon)eroy; Mra~ Cbarlea aer. terrain problem 111an Set· day tl)rou&b SaturdaY wUI av • Rltil, Wotlstal;, lol,yrtle lllmp. oto 0110 reported 11111 erall near oormal wltb hl&h• !dna, Choobln;. Charleo Ohllna· bldl Ill tbe 208<nlle u-•·oeoua. averasllllln 1l1e mld 60olntbe w, Pomero;y; Lar17 CUJrunina, .._ north to near 70 In tbe aoud. I)' ll'all'f llf&tel• ,will be • ' . andlowo In ~- ••a. lladot; """" Silk, !11111011; Ger· ·llay 17. ThO!keip Ill'.. - ~ ~- virian, Pllmeroy. tom 'IIlli aorve 1hcl ~· Warmer with sMw<ln aver. . SilolnJor D1acblf1101 - Chel- Plllna, Cheater, RtediVlllii and og[no CJIIt.llal! to ene !ncb, a11~ ~ Ruth caa..u, Brown· nllild ml-k, followed by • !nr, VIIIUIUa. . ~ ar•a. little ~or latter pert of 1111 ( lilrG.· - A lilll&htor· ~ Mr. TbaIllweUI · •,u·>t.' Mra. t~~arlo~< WaU• laealod -· ' ' . AWFUL FOR -Ilion WH-'T -'ILE[) 'lOU! ONE OWN 1966 Cfl. NOVA 400 a11tomatic traJ . $179 1965 Bui~ Sport Coupe; air condll\ Yo&.H ~T YOU I llESENT "THAT STUFF fW) Tl'l' WIZER GIW ME ·DONE l'MY .S'IUMMICK! $259: BUT I ONlY lOI.D 'IM ·10 GIVE rr l''I'OU FOR THAT FOOZYf AWFUL OISEII.SE fOOZY 101-D ME 'IOU HAD J -l!lb· =.. Cl -:~=~~~ . -~~M..~~~>::!.~:K~":-~~-:::::~::»~~: ~ ' . ~ l i -· 'i ' I I ' Cheshire Group Tours Scioto lVater SysteEn •••GilVIN' 'VOU SUMPIN nice ~2\lz . Od Ill JI01oert Hoelllch, WOI - · , · ~ b1111eO!JioEtai'IIIC- /<\ \...1 •• ~; r : Scouts Brave Heat, Rain, Shivers R7,, Moore, Canal Wlnche_, · ..,. ,11110 .Ill Qhlo Vnlverllflllll· b AS SHO' • '< ' ' ' BY BOB WINGETT 11J and. 111" fulliel'O)' Clwnber man. liurle Lea SchUler of ColUlll· Gl ComJittroe. , Cootillalita, In ~don to the bul W a studllll II ()hlo 1li11-· lloellldl, recognjzed ,as "Mr award winners, were Nancy Tyo Vtrll!y ln. A!heol, WBI crowned Show Buolnesl'' of Meliil COon- . or ,Clieihlre, Elaine J. Davis o( 1968 Ill•• .- .ere Ohio before 4', plalnl,y ptoruced· a hit, The Mlildloport, Diane 14'm Fritz of a crowd of ,m r SilO pefiOIII J&rp audience 'waa re\)iplive Cleveland, Barbara Am llaaaaro ~ niJI[It In tbe l'olnel:i>1 llli<>lllhdUI; Mn. lleiQ! liai!Jlnp of Col!llild•. Deboreb Olwlae of 3up!or lll8h.ali4ltorllml;;· · of 111e llororll)'lra•~ei-~ dlalr- , Da,yton,/Rebecea Jane Neall of ~~~ Sebae:fer, who IIIli . .... .•. '\'•· . . ' llrt , ' .' ' ' . . 'I : ·' '' " \ I I ? .•. \. ' ,..· 0 tJ Cbed·· '68 MiSs s6Uthern.Ohio .. ·, ~ ', · . A ,, '' ._ J \ ~ I ' c ' '.,,~.......,~·-· , ( ......-. . ... ~. I i ,,.· / ,.. .. �Up aiiJi .. ::plubs of.Meigs B9sy ,, , ••. POMEROY - 'I'll& BLUE . Jl):s t.11 Club met 11 the ~ liibur:Y School 'l'uafldl,y,, Aj)rU 23, ond aocordine tiiDOWa .... pOrter Beverly Smith, oewed on their blouoea pro.Jeot under the dlroctlon or advisor& MIJ• Ro..Uo Sloey ond llro. <1111" IIIOnd Cole. Bronda WW led the M\'111. ' mamberalnrecf'lloo meats were served by Debbie Kenno<IY &nd Mils Stlley Beverly &nith. r$trter. MISS MARGARET GRIF· Flr.HS, County Extension ~ ant, Home Economics, wao a guest at tho receot moetlng or tho Court House eu..ll>• +-II Club held It tho homo of Mrs, Earl Dean. Adrlsora, Ura. Earl Dean ond Mrs, Qmald Moro, aoslsted In PlanniiWthO work for the year and outlinIng what would be ooeded 11 :f,, _, ., ,,' . ! '~ ' )'I the next meeting. 9lerry McCaln gave ademonstration on how to put apattvrn on material. Joyce ~ ers and Linda Baer directed ' ~ .. '' the groo,p In pll,ylng ~~· ~h 'lllmo I For refreshments ~" t~ • ber prepared a kebob, Drinks and dessert were s~ by Mrs. Dean and daughters. The next meetmg will be held on May 6th at the home of SheJio , ~ \ ry McCain.- ElaineMW!oan. reporter, ' of recreation, playing games with Prizes awarded. Wendy Eagle was 1n charge of therefreshments. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Teroaa LaComb Ill)' 12. THE RIVERVIEW +-II CUJB mot at the homo of Je&nWbltenoad, news repOrter, on Aj)rU t ,~~ I, '' i t and Kl): Hager. The game u~p~' Wll piajecl for recreatloo accord!Jw 1D - nte Snith1 ntorter. ~·· SiJ!ra ctark, ·866 FO.rth Avllt .Cl.Yde F; F"'cb, 1ll. I GaUI)Jolts; 'l>iri. Lota M.'Giloclt. RL I Vlaton;' Mra. Loweli E. Kiqery, Ma11011; ,Mre,, Ora L Higgins, Pt. Ple.ii~ Hubert J. Swp, New Riven; C&ndlce J. Call, Pt. Pleasint; Mra. Phil- Helen Help . - -k p\meh were served by Juli sndJano Whlt&o head. The next meotiog wJll be held on Ill)' 7th 11 the Lone Bottnm ChrlsU&n Chiii'Ch. Til& FRIENDLY FELLOWS Boys +-II Club etPorUIIIdmot 11 the home of Thelma Cozart, advisor, with alx members& tending. The gro"' discussed~ new projoc~ hiked, and wore given a test on DlllliiW the Part• ol a bird. WW!am Abeles dlrocted a plck-i,poosticks and a nature game. The next moetllw wlll ~ ' '' ,·' ·~ MORE DISILLUSIONED have lA THAN TEMPI'ED veey well ' to ~~ ~ IIDIII!' Dear Helen: a marrllill -o,llo' IiilO &aid I know thla aoundo otiiY, but odUitery wa• 'ocmiellmea thii beat how de I get over It? thiDg tor a miuT!ale- , · l , Contests Wl}l Be Held at ' 'lbere wtr. othir apeakera •'!'• · PORSCHE WINS PALERMO, Sicily (IJPl)- VIc Elford o1 Brltatn and Umberto Masllolo or Italy drove a Porsche 907 Ill victorl' .In record Ume Sunclajo ID the 52nd Targa Florio classic road race. lramoa. usually aren't that eager. - H. daughter oald, the seminar ereDear Helen: ated much diaCUuloa and arauYou used poor judgment and menL n a110 preseoted other, wicked taste when you prlnted less far-out-views - probably uWhat is a Soldler'i"' These men in the same speeches- but JOU are !JI!)Jting and dying. Y o u he&rd muclo le&& · about them. shouldn't make fun of them. That Invited lA speak oo carnplS "AnonymoUs" perSOb wOO wrote these days are cbampiona of the article is probably some fat almolt every religious, politl4-F who haan't got aut& enough cal and &Odal doctrine In the to protect his country! - S.F. world. If ~~ aren't rnaDear S.F. ture enougb 1D aort and db..What Is a &»Idler?'' waa writ- card, they sbouldnJt be in col- dOrlftce'ftee(fa eimcudQe~ But there were IOJTll!, like you, who resented 4 •anyone who thinkll war Is tunny!' 1 humbly aubmlt, II you don, laugh about un!IJIIIIJ' things, you Ieee: - H. Urbana Tops. Q.:..wnat species of tiger ha8 become extinct? Eastern Star Order AtTENDCEREMO~ carl Kautz, Mra. J 0 e Jleeelo, Mrs, Clareoco Adams, Mrs. Harry Moore, Mra. Roy " - and Mrs. BonoiY Mlt<heU attended tho ii>rinlr Ceremonllll of Tbea Court, Ladlaa Orlontll Slu1ne of North Amerlco, Sllurdof at thO Youth Center, Ohio state FairJroWlds, Columbua. Mra. • 'Rio Grande A-The saber·lootbed tiger. ThiB cat iS no longer living today, but its remains have been dug uP In various Parts ol By 10-5 Tally North America. Planning 2 Sate. ·r. 's · ' • · SMITH SIGNSCONTRACT CINCINNATI (UPJ) - T h e Cincinnati Bengel&1Dda,y IMOUII· ced that Steve Smith, a 22~r­ old tight eod from the l!nlverott;r or Mlaml, Fla., hao signed a contract ror the 1968 aea1011. Smith, lhl and 245 pounda, was the Bengala' seventh-round draft choice. He played split end and fiankerback as well as tight end at Mlaml, Smith Is the lOth draft choice the Bengel& have announced sign. end up crying a lot. - H. Dear Holen, Recently our local college oonducted a seminar on sex. The racult;y Invited IIOJlle o! t h e fartheot - out thlnkero o! our time to speak - a publlc relationa man for a Cree ~wheeling men's magazine; a ps,ycholojlst ,_·. 1, This event will be bold at tile American Legion Hall In Rutland. Everyone wlahlng 111 cb. nate I'UIIlJII&&8 Ia alked lA calJ either Av&noll George at 7425284 or Ruth Erlewlne at 7424482. • • Bur..., --ww--~~~~~~--~~~~wwww----. '' ' •..r SOME CALL IT-------.:. WHOLESALE ---------SOME CALL IT • -- . DISCOUNT Davis-Watner Ins. < • .._, ., "!-' ., .,) ' ' ' ,, . ,.,. WE NAMED IT-------- j• BUDGETSHOP BAKER fURNITURE - East Court Sl•. Pomeroy 12th ANNUAL S()U'I'HEASI'ERN OHIO ATIETIC LEAGUE TRACK AND FIELD MEET Peden stadium, Ohio IAIJveraijy, Athens, Ohio, Ill)' 4, 1968 . . <Scoring Is on a ~:t-1 basis In ell events) ·TOY. •••, ... A!l' J · n0 1968 SEOAL Track Results Urbana College do!med the lifo Grande College Radman IO.Os.tJllscua - I. Chuck Kemper, Loneo, 138'9"; 2, Steve Klj)pes, urdu aftemooa at Rio Grande Adlena. lWt S. Charles Neal.-GalJJpolis, 127'5~'; 4. Mike Barr, beJdJtd the live hit pltddng of Metaa, 111'81h"; 5. Brent Saomders, GaUII>olls,lll'4\l", Jerry Garrand, and tJie atd ol , x • Shot Put - 1. Dove Green, Atb111o, 50'11 7/o"; 2.11arold j , · ·• • • ' MVen Rio Gi-ande error's. Roach, Ironton, "'43,4,"; 3. Gerald Bennett, GalllpoJ.is, 43'1'4"; 4. drl••· willl a.coi ol Rio Grende !a noW 6.8 tor the Parey Ke~, Me!Ja, 41'61h "; 5, Tim Trowbridge, Logon, 40'· • rlcht h ol.,..l_ i !."!""' and ,4-4 In Ks1tuck)' In~ 3\0~'; · w~nn~ne dlet&nce II newiOIIIIIO.r'"'"nt; ol4<ocord, 4&1ll' aet< ·_-:· ''" 10fcolletdate Athh!t\1tAltlrermt.,.t In 1966 by ~ Harldlll of Atiieno. ·· •··· "' pride • plllf. Urbana 5..f for tha7iar; x • · 120-yard ·~~~gtt .Hurtlloa - 1. Tom $~~leer, GaUIPoU•; 2.. tau Tbe R -· ~ Il-l alter Roy DeStlllhen, Jac.._ 3. Chuck Conrod, Logan; t. J....,. Moo;. IIIII . lour lnnlnga ol plijo but wint borger, Jacksoo; 5. MJkl Noel, Athens; :15.3; Winning umeto ,_ ahead 5-3 iD lbe 'llllb. IJrba'na leaeue record; old record, 115.8aotlnl957.1l)'W11f110Dtxono!Nelacorod nve unearned tuna ell aon>illo Gii>enOer had :111.6 In preliminaries>. Keo Graar., In, 'the !llxlh 111 .,, · · 1110 Yard llllljll - 1, Art Mabry, tnmtoo; 2, Rick Essex, Atbo ahead 8-5. Ill aU, Urbana acor- ens;. 3. Sle" Rata, Ath0118i 4. Chuck Conrad, Logan; 5. Lee Burad liBJ!t uneamod runo. aon, Ga11Jpo1(8; :10.4. Kea Gratlr lltartod tor t h e ONE MILl! RUN - 1. Jell Dixon,' Athens; 2, Allen Ctmnlnaluun. Redmon and was relieved In the lleli•; 3. Tim Jlollowllf, Logan; 4. Larry Pr-, Jackaon; 5. Scott alxlh by Gafl/ Oowell. · Colllnon, Nei~York; 4:38.5. The only extra baae hit ol •· 880-Yardllei!O'-l•Aihona (Stew Rlale, Rick Easex, Steve the' game wu Dick IAuplln'a llela, Dave Gresnl; 2, GalllpoUo, Olm GUmoro, Brl&n Baines, Lee bome"'l! me on In · tho Kellh Bilek); 3. Jackaon (Darwin 'Vilondno, Hoger Cosby, llllb. Tom Davlaoon wao two lor Jerey lfos~r, Barey !1J111Jer); 4. NillaonviJle.York Gltm Plarco, foor 111111 BUI Morri- two ll>r .J:Im Carter, Carl Polle70 11Jke !Wivan); 5.lrontlln (BW Wuhburn, five tor the Rodman. COo and lllko P.,., I\UIIIr Edwards, Wally Jlahn); 1:34.6; Wlnninl Umels Find! were both two for llvs tor . new league record; old record, 1:36.1, sot In 1964 ll)' Athona (Tom UlilODL Ballo AlaD llllller, Todd Sllfder, Ron Hand!~). Not, the Redmen wlll pll,y 440 • yard llalb - I, Art Mabey, lro-; 2. Bob Sebring, Atbo Oblo Valle¥ Collop a -le- · en•; 3,,T,J•.lleor7, Jaokaon; MlkeGoodWin,Aiheos; 5. steve Pheipa, hea4er at 1,30 ,f.m. Tlleactq at l.og&n; :Sl.3. · ,alo Gtende. . . x • Broad JlilllP - I. Tom !llencer, GaUIPoUa, 21:2%"; 2.. Urbana 012 0051120-10 52 at.vellelo, Atheos, 20o3\l"; 3. Mike Goddwln, Allleos,19'4'1o"; 4. Jilo Grande 001 IHO 00~ 58 7 Jerey Polle;o, NlllaonYilleoYork. 19'8'/z "; 5. Chuok Malone, Jac~ Bille!:lat: ~ - a.rrand 18'9'4 ", Wlllnllw dlatancela - leaauerecord;old record, 20'6'1.1", (\I'P) 111111 Coo; Rio GnDiJI - . Hlln 18571l)' W..,.,.. Dixon of Nol1011.WO. Gratlr (LP), OIWIII(6)andl.au8h-. 180 Ylrd Low Hurdles - 1. John Wlllkor, GalliPolis; 2, 111ko lin. Noel, Athena; 3. lloJ DeSt1&111en, Jaekaon; 4.Jareylfosobargor, Jacho - I. O>arleallaktr, GoiiiPollt; :21.2. 880 Yard Run- I, Bob Handley, Athtno; 2, Jelf Ill- Athens; 3. ~ Leello JICk&on; 4, ,Bob BeoUey, Ironton! 5. Hick Hueholt, Golllpollll 2:00.a1 Wlmlrc time I& 1eque record; old record, 2:04.$, ·HI In 1961 by BUI Chlllpel, l.opDo 228 Yard llalb - I, Art Mabey, . _ ; 2, Hick Euo~<, Allleoa; 3. Slo,vt ..Rals, A-; 4. Barey Shaiter, Jackaon: 5. ftoier Q>aby, Jaeii&Ooq :23.0. ~ ;. Two IIIIo Bun - t • .Lorey Jackson; 2. Robbie~ en, Adiettl; 3. Jim Warner, lltliti•4, Glen Elldna, Jack&On; 5. John KriWCIII'IIo llttaal 10:211.9; Wlilllnl time Ia - league record; old ~ 10:411.1 aet, In 1&67, By ,LArrl Prater of Jackson (Aiden'o 1.It This column is dedicated to· family living, so tr youfre havtng kid trouble or Just J>laln trouble, let Helen h61p YOU. Slle wUI alao ,..!come yoor own amusing operlenceo. Adclreoo Holan llottol hi ..,.e of t h I • new~t; ) d -~ ORSOUCS IEFENDS Tll'LE Sure cure for a hippie with VIENNA (Vpl) - llolondlng hie<ups: threaten him wllh a clwtl>lon Joh&nn OraoUca. ol bar of aoap . Austri& Pull bla EuxWean ' ' wal~t title on tho nne , Conulted peop!t g.,.er· IAnlcht qaln&t 1t111an. chamPion oiiJI have I a u l t 11 vision. Bl'lllll Aroarl. Oraollcl, a Thty can't ••e themselV<B .former chlmno.Y • IIWOCI, hallfOn a• the~ are, or they'd go to all 15 or bla'profesalonal boutl. an "!' doctor, ., . . . . alread,y eom:inced. AI 7 o u r and those who are, orous - Wlilte Sox In their - · Stan Blhnoen and Joe comblned In a fouMlltter tor the Yankeea In the ....,_, ~~:~Wever, aa Jack l'tSher.acqulrod from the illY. cUini t h o - - aul!erod theioas. Bert ~ria hit a tworuo homer and Chuck ru>aon Pitl:hed a a e v - tor the l'thletlca, Who do&lt the AL chamPion ltod Sox their aeveoth Ioaa In elg)it gameo. Soony Siebert pltohed seven lnnbw• ol one-lilt ball, acorod one nm and drove In the otber Ill win his third game tor the lndlan5. Stan wllllams 1DOk over In the ei&lth Inning ond allowed the Twins only ooe more hit ID tho Onal two Weekend Sports . v- .;. the sear.. F..-..., J;»nt !410J11101"& of the Proaram. The award wW be pre-ed Mil 18 at Holly Hlver state Pari<, cUini the ollldal Youth ConservatiOn Dly, by T. R. sam.. sell, DireCtor of Dept. of Natul'-11 Resources and DJn YOII'a. ·who recommended pre - marital Regionll Dlreetor. Seats· Ro&- aex as a cure for ''hang -ups/' buck Fowxlatlon. and Implied a couple didn't even lng. Office Hours 9 to 12. 2 to 51 IC)ose at Noon"oa Thu~ tula '' ' .,, N. W. · . ' ,.- Us.~.By!ielenBo;,e, .. ~~;;··,,":, , ~ od~ ·eadl.o!hOr we have been married 13 years &lrUek out aeveo In winn1Jw hi& fourth atralgj!t game. Gafl/ Peters Pltohed a lis. bitter and hit thO Drat . IP'IIIIII 1llam l!Omer ,ol his • ..._ ond , Koi1 Dorey elao homered tor the man an, . tion. For recreation. Paula Halj).. er directed a rell,y game. and ' ' ' !>'); and I have hed no problems a- too, whose ~ le11 bout unlalthlulness. But m.v busat&rUtng lllllltheroforeJ.UPi>JITil& COLUIIBIA MAKE rr band just took a new jab where elzed. Our diUJhter, Who llttlad-4-H Club met at tho Columbia he deala mostly with women. He ed the lectOte•, ,.aa YII'J .... School on A.PrU 25th. Mro. , has 1D go Into their homes. He thusla&tic. 910 llld tho¥ 'created Freda Smith, Mre. Ill)' Jcl'say a it's DOthlng, but I keep much dia~•stoo ud' c:Onalderadan ond Mra, Mary Jordu, aclthlnking or an those females, ble argumeJ;Il vtsors, assisted the 21 club and that m~ he'll lind one I try to k~ opon mind members attending In selec-a who looks better than mo. 1 but, Helen, Is : colllge the place tion of projects and diacuss1111 project requirements. Bar- keep wondering II It !10, more 1D tell )'0111111 - l • thoJI ahoUid fun than work. - 35 AND JEAL- u sleep BrOIIDII'' and, aJ ' 16ftr bera Jord&n gave a repOrt OUS as they're enjoying themaelvea, on peraonal health. "Dumb Dear 35: II' a oklly?- SIIOCKEil McYrm:R ~ Bee" w,as the game If you could make the rounds, Dear Mother: ·, used in recreation directed juat once, with your husband, COllege Ia the place 1D hear by Barbera Brookhart ond rm quite IIJ,lre you'd qree his all aides or a (l.lestion - aDd. Vicki lloyd - Honda Whittingjob Is noUdng to worry aboot. with college - t o , hearillg HousewJves aren't all that glam- isn't believing. unless the7 are 2l lfitb advisors, Mrs. Wllter , .• • • Brown and Mrs. Ernest White- ' _ _ .•• • , • .J · The Poster theme ihls · yeb~ In charge. Tho 18 glrlo ' was, Conservation and as loc:al present worked on their bean winners, C&rolyo and RobortwW bags, scarves and dresses. receive an arm patoh ci<PI<tlng Julie Whitehead gaveaclomthe PI'OIP'Im emblem aa an onatration on the proper way ochlevement award from the to measure brown aupr &Del al10 reported on fire preven- .lliPto of Naturlll lle&OIIl'Ce& and Cookies ! I PT. PLEASANT - Carolyn metner ond Robert Hunt of tile Busy Four 4-H Club, Rl. 1 Leon, baa been chosen as the girl and boy winners in the West Virginia Consenatlon Art Poster Contest, accortthw to an announcement by the Point. Pleasant Junior Woman's Club sponsoring grotll. The Winners wW compete Cor ten by a fighting man ln Vietone of the eight awards to be nam, as a TRIBUTE, not a jibe. given and Cor the .. Cardinal Ci- His good~atured kidding Went tlti<m" which Is the loP award over big with all his buddies; of a at thellllllll Con&el'- Olo proud and loving wile sent vatlon Catnp 1D be held at Catnp It lA me, with an added paraCaesar, Jomel?-22. The &IX 1'Uflo graph on the remalo point o1 nor~ wlll receive ~ achoJu. view. Moat resdera en.lo1ed the . ·~tp.•,~~ ~~ ~~~· ·J'tllrnOr, :aware tt.at b~ <' Mtir camp, Janice Baker wu ln charge I f ments were aened b)' Pebble ~ Reedsville to earn money for ,, THE BASHAN 4-H A G&Go /,bub 1'1\uroda.Y .,... nbw. Aj)rll 25th; at home of Delll>le,andKI):II,;pr.Mra. Jobn Ro&e, advlio~, !liked proje<tl and aholred the oldor .W• 1101r tD model lor the S!Jlo Bevlaw, Tho next meetlnil pllco I& Bellnd& Deeter& with os&I&Ung boate&a Pew Trunoll. Is. 1!ndl Deeter and POUY Tru.. sell wlll give a demonatratlon on lood project& at the next , meeUne on Ill)' 9th. Relresl>- .Poster W'mners Are Announced THE GREEN ACRES +-II <;:lub met at the home of Mrs. Thelma Eagle AprU 22 with Mrs. Rita Baker and Mrs. Thelma Eagle, advisors, at-tending, Tho grol&l planned a bake sale for the 26th ot AprU at the Reed Brothers Store 1n ,, Rill!h Gueltli. lJ.e tJot C9JIII•IIlw of the pmo, Ovfr and Under. IWresJ>. ' be Aj)rU 30 rtllortel'· . ' A4nl!Uioil~ I MIDDLEPORT, 0. -------- --- - --~- ~ - --------- - ---- -~ By Sotardll · LOUISVILLE, XJ, (IJPI)DIIIcer'a !map ciiPIUl'Oil · tho MaJ· or League Baseball PmSIIUIIGH CIJPD - The Ptttaburp Pipers became the llrat champion• or the American Ba.skotbaU Ao80Ciatlon by ..... fe&tlne the New Orleans Bill> caneera 122-113 In the Dna) .. game of tho champlon&hlp pll,yotrs. RICHMOND, Va. (UPI)-Tlle United states clinched Its llllvls Cl&l ~· series with British Caribbean oo a doubles victory whell he no etruck _, before the Cievelaad - a tll- ' . PRACTICE ,LAPS . . D:IDIANA~ bl. (UPD - o' . Two OIJio driven Old pr..Uoe '' . IIIII SlturdaJ at 'the lodllllll 'r x.r HOU!Il'ON (UPJl- Robert 0. tice ac:tloo lor tlte flrot Vlcenoo or Argentioa Won the ..er. ~110,1100 Champion•el Golf 1DurJIOll wJtl1 I 'J/14 flltat. '" umo PALEl!liO, Sicily {UPDUmber1D MagJJolo of Jta1¥ and VIc Ellod of Brtlaln won the Tup Florto Classic auto race In a Porscne 907. by Stan Smlth-~d-Bob CLEVELAND CUPll-MIJine. IOta pltoher Dean Chanco sullered • brokM jaw booo American League Standlnga II<' United Presa International By Baltimore I~ • 6L. 71Pc4t., GB • ' NEW YORK (UPI)- Dr, F• oUt Racelrad< ·In ' ~~~~~~ 30. 94tb l'mnlnl of the Kentacll;y gar won the $114,600 Roa- olthe 500 claaalc llerbf, tho' llrat ,lowol iD . llandl~ • ~ by three 'n!ey - · LAI'r7 Dl- ol .... .BelUe- ol racbil'a 'DiPie crown. lllll&lh•· Toledo, both olwbom - pracSundoy . • IInltod Preoo IDIIInt&tional Summary . w .. LEADERS REGGIO CALABRIA, Italy (UPD- Marty Hleosen of HIJ>. &dalo, Dl., and Hel101 Gourll,y or Australia won sqles Iitle• In an International tennis 1DU1'o WJ..yeu-.llt .. _ .... to oupplr It . .FAST! DIDlllrJI, !II'. LOIJIS (IJPl)- !ol>ntreal scored a 3-2 overtime victory over st. loolo In tho _.mg game of their final National l!nltod Presa International l$dl"t! Battera (Baaed on 35 at Ba&sl Hockey l4que Bob Miller c.., stanl~ I>!Qoa aerleo. 636 ~aota~ · · • l'lz National League -·~ 12 a .~ 3'~ G AD R. H. p~ 1~ w ashl11 11 ..500 4 -~ o-···~ 22 •94 '20 38 .4114 wo- Car Collision 11 11 500 4," Rose, CJn ~ • " Flood, StL 23 94 20 34 .362 California 11 12 .478 5 T. Aaron, Atl !2 39 2 14 ,359 Cleveland 10 11 .476 5 Keslllllar, Chi Is Investigated New York II 13 , 436 6 22 115 13 30 ,363 Bos1Dn 9 12 ,429 6 AJou, Pitt The state lligttWilf Patrol 1J>. 15 4l I U ,34l Chlcaao 5 14 .2113 9 Alo AUa 2 97 12 32 330 veettgated a two car collision Sundof's Jla&ulta Joh~n, Chi 21 SO 9 211 at 4:30 p. m. Sunda1 on Rl. 7, siX fietroU 5 California 2 Mota, Pitt 12 44 5 U ,318 mUes ~rth ol Pomeroy, No one Cleveland 2 Minnesota! Grote, NY 21 63 6 20 .317 ~~Injured and 110 clw'ge was Baltililore 8 Wasnlngton 0 American League Of!lcer& rCIOrtod that Ruth llaklond 3 Bostlln 2 G. AD ,R .H Pet. !l>elm, U Hunt!Dti1D W V Chlcaao 5 NY I, I at PI!!~ ,, ,, Herlon. ~ .1:1. ttl.....8 lhtllO ftj 'lielllld South ·w~ a";.,:: ' ' NY t, Chlcaao 1, 2od game carew, Mlnn .20 78 1.2. 28 .369 bowtd ado lelt mE Todal'• Probable Pitchers Hwrd, Wash 22 81 10 'J:1 ~ car m a turn In & SAVINGS 00. (AU Times ED!') Alvis, Cleve 21 72 6 24 ,333 tro.. of her. 910 ow1tod her Minnesota (Chance ~ at Freeh&n, !let 22 83 13 'J:1 ,325 brakes, olddded left ol · Oakland (NIIh 11-:0, 10130 P.m. White, N1 22 68 II 22 ,324 ond &truck a aorthboundcardrl"' WHEN M0N1Y IS ntl QUUTION Chlcaao GJohn 3.0) II Calilol'o AULiloD, Min 21 69 8 22 ,319 00 ll)' lloey Grll!llho 57• Pltllo CITY toAN 10 n t l - . nla (Clark llol), II p.m. Jackaon, Oak 22 86 15 rr .314 ......... Po. There waa - · · Dotrult <~Prma 1·:0 at Stroud, Wash 16 35 4 11 .314 damaptll both care. Baltimore (Leonhard 1-0), 8 Horton, Det 17 63 8 19 , 3 0 2 , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . , 14 8 T :325 . CnY LoAN L--------...1 p Home Rtma p.m. Natienal 14que: SIJoboda, Met&, 7; H. Aaron, Brans and McCovoy, Gllllltl 6; Hart and lll)'s, Gllllltl ond ShlllllOn, Cards. 5. American 14que: JIC!oa, Angola 8; KWebrew, TwiDi and Howard, SODitllrs; Word, Whlte Sox 6; Horton, TJprs 111111 Sims, Indiana 5. Ron• Batted In National L e a 1 u e Perea, Beds 19; SWoboda, lllote. 18; McCovoy, Giants, Flooc!o Cordi 111111 wnuam.. Cobs n. American 14que: Ropoz, Angels, 19; Howard, - · 16; Powell, Orloloa, Klllebnw, Twins, Johnson, OrloiP 111111 Web&tor, A's 15. Pltohlnl U!la.d on Two Dectalonl) Natioeal ._.... Kelso, Beds, Sunda1's Jlasultl ~ Cubo, Suttno, ~ra, Chlcoao 3 NY 2, lot game lloeDrer, Cards and Reed, Chlcii&O I NY I, 2od game Brawa 2-0. Plttlburih 5 PhUodeli>hla 2 American Leaaue: llardlD, AUanta 2 llou&1Dn 0 Orioles and McLain Tigers t.O; Bon Fr&n 8 st. lool& 4 Warden Tl&er& ~ SantJaao, C~ 3 Los ~ 2, 16 Inns Jtod Sox :t-0; Wblto Sox and TodaJ s Probable I'Udlera 1Jnc111.ct, A'a z.o. Piltlburgh (Bunning :t-1) a! , - ·· Au- Glarvls :t-:0, 8 p.m. and Warpor'a ~lace time of 10138 Bon Fl'IIICI&co (POl'l')' :t-1) at llouaton (Lemoatar a.a), 8130 p.m. Now York Cleaver 1-i> at st. Loodl (GlbiOD :1-1), p p.m. Clovelsnd (MoUnvaU :t-0 at New York ~emyre 3-2)1 s· p.m. Tuefldl,y' • Games Mlnneaota at Oakland, n Chlcaao • Callfomlo, nilht Bo&1Dn at Woshlngton, nilht Dotrult 11 Baltililoro, nilht Cleveland II N.., York, nilht National ._.,e standings Ill' l!nltod Pre" Jnternatloual W. L. Pet. GB 15 8 .652 '" st. Lou!• U 10 .545 2'h ClnclnnaU u 10 .545 2\!t san Fran II II .5110 3\!t PhlladelPnta 11 U .478 4 Los Angeles 11 12 .478 4 Atlama II 12 .478 4 Chlcii&O 10 II ,476 4 Pltllbur&b 9 U , 429 5 NIWYork 9 13 .409 5'/z llouaton Pr., THE RACINE ELEMENTARY P. T. A. MIDDLEPORT MINISTERS FOR • "- Has Endorsed the Additional levy of 51f2 LOUIS J. ELLIS Recognizing the nMd for Chrltlian leed'"hlp in Melgt County poUtla, the Middleport Ministerial AtsOCIItlon heartily encbus Mr. Loult Ellis •• a C.ndlclate For County Commiuloner. Signed: Mills which will be ~Qe Sta~ 1, 1969, unless we meet this new requirement, Rev. Charles Simoilt, V. Ptn. YQTE YES FOR THI UYY ' Pd. Pol. Adv. ' • ' ~· ,, ' ....... ' ' .' • ' Aciv. ' Pd, Pol: ~ ' PhiladelPhia <r..,m.. ...., • Clnci!D&ti (Culver llol), 8 p,m. · . ·aaMIURGEIS w. MOIEL RJP63 - 16 C\J, FT. CAPACITY ll!<COI PANEL FRONT !IOIEL- ComPieteiyFro--1371b. Freenr with hand TUt-~ Shelf- Sltm Wall De•Jae-Cantile...-ed adjuatable shelV<Oa-4 half _,.._ 1 fiiiMridlhIIIIa, ~ d l - .......... . ' trllfl - ~llllble IW ll>olvea •IIIIPYtlcolly wltl1out DeluM PueJ..Giow lJ&bt!IW .lilbtl liP OY8r7 ol!Jiatrator HC!tlon - GlldtoOul Adjuatlllle a.u.ra - 7lllr Freoh Meat " - - Voptlblo Crt.t!>er - llitllla' lad awt• Strvora Ea Coalllner - :IO"W 1: "'iii"D''I• .... - ="' 'l'llllld&J'a GliDe• at lloaii!Gito nJabt at Sl. lool• ni(bt Pbl\l~lil Ill Cine~ nJabt for State Foundation Support which pro- . Rev. Audry Miller, S.C. TrNL I • ~:.~:;;ol:.!::f·l ·~ at Chleii&O P~l~ at Atlanla,nJabt is a mtist to make the District eligible Jan~ary ' : ai,IMI Iii Two :Public the Ballot May 7 vides 80% of our Operational Cost. ' " ' in Southern local District, The EXtra Miii- Support will end Rev. Max Donahut, Pres. oo <;,. ' ·~ . -'VIlli• H X 2~" ' D- A...ado, Goldlont. T~ ' Why Pay Higbr Pritts' ,. l'OB ws QUAI.lfY ·wlll!:N YQII,~ G11r THIS ;irJar-, INiiiiOOSR FOB WS AT lllliiPHiiEY'Sr COla'.-, YOU'Ll. BUY wE8l'INGHOIJl£, THE COKPLBT£ . . . . . ERATdl. ' ·. . , �Up aiiJi .. ::plubs of.Meigs B9sy ,, , ••. POMEROY - 'I'll& BLUE . Jl):s t.11 Club met 11 the ~ liibur:Y School 'l'uafldl,y,, Aj)rU 23, ond aocordine tiiDOWa .... pOrter Beverly Smith, oewed on their blouoea pro.Jeot under the dlroctlon or advisor& MIJ• Ro..Uo Sloey ond llro. <1111" IIIOnd Cole. Bronda WW led the M\'111. ' mamberalnrecf'lloo meats were served by Debbie Kenno<IY &nd Mils Stlley Beverly &nith. r$trter. MISS MARGARET GRIF· Flr.HS, County Extension ~ ant, Home Economics, wao a guest at tho receot moetlng or tho Court House eu..ll>• +-II Club held It tho homo of Mrs, Earl Dean. Adrlsora, Ura. Earl Dean ond Mrs, Qmald Moro, aoslsted In PlanniiWthO work for the year and outlinIng what would be ooeded 11 :f,, _, ., ,,' . ! '~ ' )'I the next meeting. 9lerry McCaln gave ademonstration on how to put apattvrn on material. Joyce ~ ers and Linda Baer directed ' ~ .. '' the groo,p In pll,ylng ~~· ~h 'lllmo I For refreshments ~" t~ • ber prepared a kebob, Drinks and dessert were s~ by Mrs. Dean and daughters. The next meetmg will be held on May 6th at the home of SheJio , ~ \ ry McCain.- ElaineMW!oan. reporter, ' of recreation, playing games with Prizes awarded. Wendy Eagle was 1n charge of therefreshments. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Teroaa LaComb Ill)' 12. THE RIVERVIEW +-II CUJB mot at the homo of Je&nWbltenoad, news repOrter, on Aj)rU t ,~~ I, '' i t and Kl): Hager. The game u~p~' Wll piajecl for recreatloo accord!Jw 1D - nte Snith1 ntorter. ~·· SiJ!ra ctark, ·866 FO.rth Avllt .Cl.Yde F; F"'cb, 1ll. I GaUI)Jolts; 'l>iri. Lota M.'Giloclt. RL I Vlaton;' Mra. Loweli E. Kiqery, Ma11011; ,Mre,, Ora L Higgins, Pt. Ple.ii~ Hubert J. Swp, New Riven; C&ndlce J. Call, Pt. Pleasint; Mra. Phil- Helen Help . - -k p\meh were served by Juli sndJano Whlt&o head. The next meotiog wJll be held on Ill)' 7th 11 the Lone Bottnm ChrlsU&n Chiii'Ch. Til& FRIENDLY FELLOWS Boys +-II Club etPorUIIIdmot 11 the home of Thelma Cozart, advisor, with alx members& tending. The gro"' discussed~ new projoc~ hiked, and wore given a test on DlllliiW the Part• ol a bird. WW!am Abeles dlrocted a plck-i,poosticks and a nature game. The next moetllw wlll ~ ' '' ,·' ·~ MORE DISILLUSIONED have lA THAN TEMPI'ED veey well ' to ~~ ~ IIDIII!' Dear Helen: a marrllill -o,llo' IiilO &aid I know thla aoundo otiiY, but odUitery wa• 'ocmiellmea thii beat how de I get over It? thiDg tor a miuT!ale- , · l , Contests Wl}l Be Held at ' 'lbere wtr. othir apeakera •'!'• · PORSCHE WINS PALERMO, Sicily (IJPl)- VIc Elford o1 Brltatn and Umberto Masllolo or Italy drove a Porsche 907 Ill victorl' .In record Ume Sunclajo ID the 52nd Targa Florio classic road race. lramoa. usually aren't that eager. - H. daughter oald, the seminar ereDear Helen: ated much diaCUuloa and arauYou used poor judgment and menL n a110 preseoted other, wicked taste when you prlnted less far-out-views - probably uWhat is a Soldler'i"' These men in the same speeches- but JOU are !JI!)Jting and dying. Y o u he&rd muclo le&& · about them. shouldn't make fun of them. That Invited lA speak oo carnplS "AnonymoUs" perSOb wOO wrote these days are cbampiona of the article is probably some fat almolt every religious, politl4-F who haan't got aut& enough cal and &Odal doctrine In the to protect his country! - S.F. world. If ~~ aren't rnaDear S.F. ture enougb 1D aort and db..What Is a &»Idler?'' waa writ- card, they sbouldnJt be in col- dOrlftce'ftee(fa eimcudQe~ But there were IOJTll!, like you, who resented 4 •anyone who thinkll war Is tunny!' 1 humbly aubmlt, II you don, laugh about un!IJIIIIJ' things, you Ieee: - H. Urbana Tops. Q.:..wnat species of tiger ha8 become extinct? Eastern Star Order AtTENDCEREMO~ carl Kautz, Mra. J 0 e Jleeelo, Mrs, Clareoco Adams, Mrs. Harry Moore, Mra. Roy " - and Mrs. BonoiY Mlt<heU attended tho ii>rinlr Ceremonllll of Tbea Court, Ladlaa Orlontll Slu1ne of North Amerlco, Sllurdof at thO Youth Center, Ohio state FairJroWlds, Columbua. Mra. • 'Rio Grande A-The saber·lootbed tiger. ThiB cat iS no longer living today, but its remains have been dug uP In various Parts ol By 10-5 Tally North America. Planning 2 Sate. ·r. 's · ' • · SMITH SIGNSCONTRACT CINCINNATI (UPJ) - T h e Cincinnati Bengel&1Dda,y IMOUII· ced that Steve Smith, a 22~r­ old tight eod from the l!nlverott;r or Mlaml, Fla., hao signed a contract ror the 1968 aea1011. Smith, lhl and 245 pounda, was the Bengala' seventh-round draft choice. He played split end and fiankerback as well as tight end at Mlaml, Smith Is the lOth draft choice the Bengel& have announced sign. end up crying a lot. - H. Dear Holen, Recently our local college oonducted a seminar on sex. The racult;y Invited IIOJlle o! t h e fartheot - out thlnkero o! our time to speak - a publlc relationa man for a Cree ~wheeling men's magazine; a ps,ycholojlst ,_·. 1, This event will be bold at tile American Legion Hall In Rutland. Everyone wlahlng 111 cb. nate I'UIIlJII&&8 Ia alked lA calJ either Av&noll George at 7425284 or Ruth Erlewlne at 7424482. • • Bur..., --ww--~~~~~~--~~~~wwww----. '' ' •..r SOME CALL IT-------.:. WHOLESALE ---------SOME CALL IT • -- . DISCOUNT Davis-Watner Ins. < • .._, ., "!-' ., .,) ' ' ' ,, . ,.,. WE NAMED IT-------- j• BUDGETSHOP BAKER fURNITURE - East Court Sl•. Pomeroy 12th ANNUAL S()U'I'HEASI'ERN OHIO ATIETIC LEAGUE TRACK AND FIELD MEET Peden stadium, Ohio IAIJveraijy, Athens, Ohio, Ill)' 4, 1968 . . <Scoring Is on a ~:t-1 basis In ell events) ·TOY. •••, ... A!l' J · n0 1968 SEOAL Track Results Urbana College do!med the lifo Grande College Radman IO.Os.tJllscua - I. Chuck Kemper, Loneo, 138'9"; 2, Steve Klj)pes, urdu aftemooa at Rio Grande Adlena. lWt S. Charles Neal.-GalJJpolis, 127'5~'; 4. Mike Barr, beJdJtd the live hit pltddng of Metaa, 111'81h"; 5. Brent Saomders, GaUII>olls,lll'4\l", Jerry Garrand, and tJie atd ol , x • Shot Put - 1. Dove Green, Atb111o, 50'11 7/o"; 2.11arold j , · ·• • • ' MVen Rio Gi-ande error's. Roach, Ironton, "'43,4,"; 3. Gerald Bennett, GalllpoJ.is, 43'1'4"; 4. drl••· willl a.coi ol Rio Grende !a noW 6.8 tor the Parey Ke~, Me!Ja, 41'61h "; 5, Tim Trowbridge, Logon, 40'· • rlcht h ol.,..l_ i !."!""' and ,4-4 In Ks1tuck)' In~ 3\0~'; · w~nn~ne dlet&nce II newiOIIIIIO.r'"'"nt; ol4<ocord, 4&1ll' aet< ·_-:· ''" 10fcolletdate Athh!t\1tAltlrermt.,.t In 1966 by ~ Harldlll of Atiieno. ·· •··· "' pride • plllf. Urbana 5..f for tha7iar; x • · 120-yard ·~~~gtt .Hurtlloa - 1. Tom $~~leer, GaUIPoU•; 2.. tau Tbe R -· ~ Il-l alter Roy DeStlllhen, Jac.._ 3. Chuck Conrod, Logan; t. J....,. Moo;. IIIII . lour lnnlnga ol plijo but wint borger, Jacksoo; 5. MJkl Noel, Athens; :15.3; Winning umeto ,_ ahead 5-3 iD lbe 'llllb. IJrba'na leaeue record; old record, 115.8aotlnl957.1l)'W11f110Dtxono!Nelacorod nve unearned tuna ell aon>illo Gii>enOer had :111.6 In preliminaries>. Keo Graar., In, 'the !llxlh 111 .,, · · 1110 Yard llllljll - 1, Art Mabry, tnmtoo; 2, Rick Essex, Atbo ahead 8-5. Ill aU, Urbana acor- ens;. 3. Sle" Rata, Ath0118i 4. Chuck Conrad, Logan; 5. Lee Burad liBJ!t uneamod runo. aon, Ga11Jpo1(8; :10.4. Kea Gratlr lltartod tor t h e ONE MILl! RUN - 1. Jell Dixon,' Athens; 2, Allen Ctmnlnaluun. Redmon and was relieved In the lleli•; 3. Tim Jlollowllf, Logan; 4. Larry Pr-, Jackaon; 5. Scott alxlh by Gafl/ Oowell. · Colllnon, Nei~York; 4:38.5. The only extra baae hit ol •· 880-Yardllei!O'-l•Aihona (Stew Rlale, Rick Easex, Steve the' game wu Dick IAuplln'a llela, Dave Gresnl; 2, GalllpoUo, Olm GUmoro, Brl&n Baines, Lee bome"'l! me on In · tho Kellh Bilek); 3. Jackaon (Darwin 'Vilondno, Hoger Cosby, llllb. Tom Davlaoon wao two lor Jerey lfos~r, Barey !1J111Jer); 4. NillaonviJle.York Gltm Plarco, foor 111111 BUI Morri- two ll>r .J:Im Carter, Carl Polle70 11Jke !Wivan); 5.lrontlln (BW Wuhburn, five tor the Rodman. COo and lllko P.,., I\UIIIr Edwards, Wally Jlahn); 1:34.6; Wlnninl Umels Find! were both two for llvs tor . new league record; old record, 1:36.1, sot In 1964 ll)' Athona (Tom UlilODL Ballo AlaD llllller, Todd Sllfder, Ron Hand!~). Not, the Redmen wlll pll,y 440 • yard llalb - I, Art Mabey, lro-; 2. Bob Sebring, Atbo Oblo Valle¥ Collop a -le- · en•; 3,,T,J•.lleor7, Jaokaon; MlkeGoodWin,Aiheos; 5. steve Pheipa, hea4er at 1,30 ,f.m. Tlleactq at l.og&n; :Sl.3. · ,alo Gtende. . . x • Broad JlilllP - I. Tom !llencer, GaUIPoUa, 21:2%"; 2.. Urbana 012 0051120-10 52 at.vellelo, Atheos, 20o3\l"; 3. Mike Goddwln, Allleos,19'4'1o"; 4. Jilo Grande 001 IHO 00~ 58 7 Jerey Polle;o, NlllaonYilleoYork. 19'8'/z "; 5. Chuok Malone, Jac~ Bille!:lat: ~ - a.rrand 18'9'4 ", Wlllnllw dlatancela - leaauerecord;old record, 20'6'1.1", (\I'P) 111111 Coo; Rio GnDiJI - . Hlln 18571l)' W..,.,.. Dixon of Nol1011.WO. Gratlr (LP), OIWIII(6)andl.au8h-. 180 Ylrd Low Hurdles - 1. John Wlllkor, GalliPolis; 2, 111ko lin. Noel, Athena; 3. lloJ DeSt1&111en, Jaekaon; 4.Jareylfosobargor, Jacho - I. O>arleallaktr, GoiiiPollt; :21.2. 880 Yard Run- I, Bob Handley, Athtno; 2, Jelf Ill- Athens; 3. ~ Leello JICk&on; 4, ,Bob BeoUey, Ironton! 5. Hick Hueholt, Golllpollll 2:00.a1 Wlmlrc time I& 1eque record; old record, 2:04.$, ·HI In 1961 by BUI Chlllpel, l.opDo 228 Yard llalb - I, Art Mabey, . _ ; 2, Hick Euo~<, Allleoa; 3. Slo,vt ..Rals, A-; 4. Barey Shaiter, Jackaon: 5. ftoier Q>aby, Jaeii&Ooq :23.0. ~ ;. Two IIIIo Bun - t • .Lorey Jackson; 2. Robbie~ en, Adiettl; 3. Jim Warner, lltliti•4, Glen Elldna, Jack&On; 5. John KriWCIII'IIo llttaal 10:211.9; Wlilllnl time Ia - league record; old ~ 10:411.1 aet, In 1&67, By ,LArrl Prater of Jackson (Aiden'o 1.It This column is dedicated to· family living, so tr youfre havtng kid trouble or Just J>laln trouble, let Helen h61p YOU. Slle wUI alao ,..!come yoor own amusing operlenceo. Adclreoo Holan llottol hi ..,.e of t h I • new~t; ) d -~ ORSOUCS IEFENDS Tll'LE Sure cure for a hippie with VIENNA (Vpl) - llolondlng hie<ups: threaten him wllh a clwtl>lon Joh&nn OraoUca. ol bar of aoap . Austri& Pull bla EuxWean ' ' wal~t title on tho nne , Conulted peop!t g.,.er· IAnlcht qaln&t 1t111an. chamPion oiiJI have I a u l t 11 vision. Bl'lllll Aroarl. Oraollcl, a Thty can't ••e themselV<B .former chlmno.Y • IIWOCI, hallfOn a• the~ are, or they'd go to all 15 or bla'profesalonal boutl. an "!' doctor, ., . . . . alread,y eom:inced. AI 7 o u r and those who are, orous - Wlilte Sox In their - · Stan Blhnoen and Joe comblned In a fouMlltter tor the Yankeea In the ....,_, ~~:~Wever, aa Jack l'tSher.acqulrod from the illY. cUini t h o - - aul!erod theioas. Bert ~ria hit a tworuo homer and Chuck ru>aon Pitl:hed a a e v - tor the l'thletlca, Who do&lt the AL chamPion ltod Sox their aeveoth Ioaa In elg)it gameo. Soony Siebert pltohed seven lnnbw• ol one-lilt ball, acorod one nm and drove In the otber Ill win his third game tor the lndlan5. Stan wllllams 1DOk over In the ei&lth Inning ond allowed the Twins only ooe more hit ID tho Onal two Weekend Sports . v- .;. the sear.. F..-..., J;»nt !410J11101"& of the Proaram. The award wW be pre-ed Mil 18 at Holly Hlver state Pari<, cUini the ollldal Youth ConservatiOn Dly, by T. R. sam.. sell, DireCtor of Dept. of Natul'-11 Resources and DJn YOII'a. ·who recommended pre - marital Regionll Dlreetor. Seats· Ro&- aex as a cure for ''hang -ups/' buck Fowxlatlon. and Implied a couple didn't even lng. Office Hours 9 to 12. 2 to 51 IC)ose at Noon"oa Thu~ tula '' ' .,, N. W. · . ' ,.- Us.~.By!ielenBo;,e, .. ~~;;··,,":, , ~ od~ ·eadl.o!hOr we have been married 13 years &lrUek out aeveo In winn1Jw hi& fourth atralgj!t game. Gafl/ Peters Pltohed a lis. bitter and hit thO Drat . IP'IIIIII 1llam l!Omer ,ol his • ..._ ond , Koi1 Dorey elao homered tor the man an, . tion. For recreation. Paula Halj).. er directed a rell,y game. and ' ' ' !>'); and I have hed no problems a- too, whose ~ le11 bout unlalthlulness. But m.v busat&rUtng lllllltheroforeJ.UPi>JITil& COLUIIBIA MAKE rr band just took a new jab where elzed. Our diUJhter, Who llttlad-4-H Club met at tho Columbia he deala mostly with women. He ed the lectOte•, ,.aa YII'J .... School on A.PrU 25th. Mro. , has 1D go Into their homes. He thusla&tic. 910 llld tho¥ 'created Freda Smith, Mre. Ill)' Jcl'say a it's DOthlng, but I keep much dia~•stoo ud' c:Onalderadan ond Mra, Mary Jordu, aclthlnking or an those females, ble argumeJ;Il vtsors, assisted the 21 club and that m~ he'll lind one I try to k~ opon mind members attending In selec-a who looks better than mo. 1 but, Helen, Is : colllge the place tion of projects and diacuss1111 project requirements. Bar- keep wondering II It !10, more 1D tell )'0111111 - l • thoJI ahoUid fun than work. - 35 AND JEAL- u sleep BrOIIDII'' and, aJ ' 16ftr bera Jord&n gave a repOrt OUS as they're enjoying themaelvea, on peraonal health. "Dumb Dear 35: II' a oklly?- SIIOCKEil McYrm:R ~ Bee" w,as the game If you could make the rounds, Dear Mother: ·, used in recreation directed juat once, with your husband, COllege Ia the place 1D hear by Barbera Brookhart ond rm quite IIJ,lre you'd qree his all aides or a (l.lestion - aDd. Vicki lloyd - Honda Whittingjob Is noUdng to worry aboot. with college - t o , hearillg HousewJves aren't all that glam- isn't believing. unless the7 are 2l lfitb advisors, Mrs. Wllter , .• • • Brown and Mrs. Ernest White- ' _ _ .•• • , • .J · The Poster theme ihls · yeb~ In charge. Tho 18 glrlo ' was, Conservation and as loc:al present worked on their bean winners, C&rolyo and RobortwW bags, scarves and dresses. receive an arm patoh ci<PI<tlng Julie Whitehead gaveaclomthe PI'OIP'Im emblem aa an onatration on the proper way ochlevement award from the to measure brown aupr &Del al10 reported on fire preven- .lliPto of Naturlll lle&OIIl'Ce& and Cookies ! I PT. PLEASANT - Carolyn metner ond Robert Hunt of tile Busy Four 4-H Club, Rl. 1 Leon, baa been chosen as the girl and boy winners in the West Virginia Consenatlon Art Poster Contest, accortthw to an announcement by the Point. Pleasant Junior Woman's Club sponsoring grotll. The Winners wW compete Cor ten by a fighting man ln Vietone of the eight awards to be nam, as a TRIBUTE, not a jibe. given and Cor the .. Cardinal Ci- His good~atured kidding Went tlti<m" which Is the loP award over big with all his buddies; of a at thellllllll Con&el'- Olo proud and loving wile sent vatlon Catnp 1D be held at Catnp It lA me, with an added paraCaesar, Jomel?-22. The &IX 1'Uflo graph on the remalo point o1 nor~ wlll receive ~ achoJu. view. Moat resdera en.lo1ed the . ·~tp.•,~~ ~~ ~~~· ·J'tllrnOr, :aware tt.at b~ <' Mtir camp, Janice Baker wu ln charge I f ments were aened b)' Pebble ~ Reedsville to earn money for ,, THE BASHAN 4-H A G&Go /,bub 1'1\uroda.Y .,... nbw. Aj)rll 25th; at home of Delll>le,andKI):II,;pr.Mra. Jobn Ro&e, advlio~, !liked proje<tl and aholred the oldor .W• 1101r tD model lor the S!Jlo Bevlaw, Tho next meetlnil pllco I& Bellnd& Deeter& with os&I&Ung boate&a Pew Trunoll. Is. 1!ndl Deeter and POUY Tru.. sell wlll give a demonatratlon on lood project& at the next , meeUne on Ill)' 9th. Relresl>- .Poster W'mners Are Announced THE GREEN ACRES +-II <;:lub met at the home of Mrs. Thelma Eagle AprU 22 with Mrs. Rita Baker and Mrs. Thelma Eagle, advisors, at-tending, Tho grol&l planned a bake sale for the 26th ot AprU at the Reed Brothers Store 1n ,, Rill!h Gueltli. lJ.e tJot C9JIII•IIlw of the pmo, Ovfr and Under. IWresJ>. ' be Aj)rU 30 rtllortel'· . ' A4nl!Uioil~ I MIDDLEPORT, 0. -------- --- - --~- ~ - --------- - ---- -~ By Sotardll · LOUISVILLE, XJ, (IJPI)DIIIcer'a !map ciiPIUl'Oil · tho MaJ· or League Baseball PmSIIUIIGH CIJPD - The Ptttaburp Pipers became the llrat champion• or the American Ba.skotbaU Ao80Ciatlon by ..... fe&tlne the New Orleans Bill> caneera 122-113 In the Dna) .. game of tho champlon&hlp pll,yotrs. RICHMOND, Va. (UPI)-Tlle United states clinched Its llllvls Cl&l ~· series with British Caribbean oo a doubles victory whell he no etruck _, before the Cievelaad - a tll- ' . PRACTICE ,LAPS . . D:IDIANA~ bl. (UPD - o' . Two OIJio driven Old pr..Uoe '' . IIIII SlturdaJ at 'the lodllllll 'r x.r HOU!Il'ON (UPJl- Robert 0. tice ac:tloo lor tlte flrot Vlcenoo or Argentioa Won the ..er. ~110,1100 Champion•el Golf 1DurJIOll wJtl1 I 'J/14 flltat. '" umo PALEl!liO, Sicily {UPDUmber1D MagJJolo of Jta1¥ and VIc Ellod of Brtlaln won the Tup Florto Classic auto race In a Porscne 907. by Stan Smlth-~d-Bob CLEVELAND CUPll-MIJine. IOta pltoher Dean Chanco sullered • brokM jaw booo American League Standlnga II<' United Presa International By Baltimore I~ • 6L. 71Pc4t., GB • ' NEW YORK (UPI)- Dr, F• oUt Racelrad< ·In ' ~~~~~~ 30. 94tb l'mnlnl of the Kentacll;y gar won the $114,600 Roa- olthe 500 claaalc llerbf, tho' llrat ,lowol iD . llandl~ • ~ by three 'n!ey - · LAI'r7 Dl- ol .... .BelUe- ol racbil'a 'DiPie crown. lllll&lh•· Toledo, both olwbom - pracSundoy . • IInltod Preoo IDIIInt&tional Summary . w .. LEADERS REGGIO CALABRIA, Italy (UPD- Marty Hleosen of HIJ>. &dalo, Dl., and Hel101 Gourll,y or Australia won sqles Iitle• In an International tennis 1DU1'o WJ..yeu-.llt .. _ .... to oupplr It . .FAST! DIDlllrJI, !II'. LOIJIS (IJPl)- !ol>ntreal scored a 3-2 overtime victory over st. loolo In tho _.mg game of their final National l!nltod Presa International l$dl"t! Battera (Baaed on 35 at Ba&sl Hockey l4que Bob Miller c.., stanl~ I>!Qoa aerleo. 636 ~aota~ · · • l'lz National League -·~ 12 a .~ 3'~ G AD R. H. p~ 1~ w ashl11 11 ..500 4 -~ o-···~ 22 •94 '20 38 .4114 wo- Car Collision 11 11 500 4," Rose, CJn ~ • " Flood, StL 23 94 20 34 .362 California 11 12 .478 5 T. Aaron, Atl !2 39 2 14 ,359 Cleveland 10 11 .476 5 Keslllllar, Chi Is Investigated New York II 13 , 436 6 22 115 13 30 ,363 Bos1Dn 9 12 ,429 6 AJou, Pitt The state lligttWilf Patrol 1J>. 15 4l I U ,34l Chlcaao 5 14 .2113 9 Alo AUa 2 97 12 32 330 veettgated a two car collision Sundof's Jla&ulta Joh~n, Chi 21 SO 9 211 at 4:30 p. m. Sunda1 on Rl. 7, siX fietroU 5 California 2 Mota, Pitt 12 44 5 U ,318 mUes ~rth ol Pomeroy, No one Cleveland 2 Minnesota! Grote, NY 21 63 6 20 .317 ~~Injured and 110 clw'ge was Baltililore 8 Wasnlngton 0 American League Of!lcer& rCIOrtod that Ruth llaklond 3 Bostlln 2 G. AD ,R .H Pet. !l>elm, U Hunt!Dti1D W V Chlcaao 5 NY I, I at PI!!~ ,, ,, Herlon. ~ .1:1. ttl.....8 lhtllO ftj 'lielllld South ·w~ a";.,:: ' ' NY t, Chlcaao 1, 2od game carew, Mlnn .20 78 1.2. 28 .369 bowtd ado lelt mE Todal'• Probable Pitchers Hwrd, Wash 22 81 10 'J:1 ~ car m a turn In & SAVINGS 00. (AU Times ED!') Alvis, Cleve 21 72 6 24 ,333 tro.. of her. 910 ow1tod her Minnesota (Chance ~ at Freeh&n, !let 22 83 13 'J:1 ,325 brakes, olddded left ol · Oakland (NIIh 11-:0, 10130 P.m. White, N1 22 68 II 22 ,324 ond &truck a aorthboundcardrl"' WHEN M0N1Y IS ntl QUUTION Chlcaao GJohn 3.0) II Calilol'o AULiloD, Min 21 69 8 22 ,319 00 ll)' lloey Grll!llho 57• Pltllo CITY toAN 10 n t l - . nla (Clark llol), II p.m. Jackaon, Oak 22 86 15 rr .314 ......... Po. There waa - · · Dotrult <~Prma 1·:0 at Stroud, Wash 16 35 4 11 .314 damaptll both care. Baltimore (Leonhard 1-0), 8 Horton, Det 17 63 8 19 , 3 0 2 , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . , 14 8 T :325 . CnY LoAN L--------...1 p Home Rtma p.m. Natienal 14que: SIJoboda, Met&, 7; H. Aaron, Brans and McCovoy, Gllllltl 6; Hart and lll)'s, Gllllltl ond ShlllllOn, Cards. 5. American 14que: JIC!oa, Angola 8; KWebrew, TwiDi and Howard, SODitllrs; Word, Whlte Sox 6; Horton, TJprs 111111 Sims, Indiana 5. Ron• Batted In National L e a 1 u e Perea, Beds 19; SWoboda, lllote. 18; McCovoy, Giants, Flooc!o Cordi 111111 wnuam.. Cobs n. American 14que: Ropoz, Angels, 19; Howard, - · 16; Powell, Orloloa, Klllebnw, Twins, Johnson, OrloiP 111111 Web&tor, A's 15. Pltohlnl U!la.d on Two Dectalonl) Natioeal ._.... Kelso, Beds, Sunda1's Jlasultl ~ Cubo, Suttno, ~ra, Chlcoao 3 NY 2, lot game lloeDrer, Cards and Reed, Chlcii&O I NY I, 2od game Brawa 2-0. Plttlburih 5 PhUodeli>hla 2 American Leaaue: llardlD, AUanta 2 llou&1Dn 0 Orioles and McLain Tigers t.O; Bon Fr&n 8 st. lool& 4 Warden Tl&er& ~ SantJaao, C~ 3 Los ~ 2, 16 Inns Jtod Sox :t-0; Wblto Sox and TodaJ s Probable I'Udlera 1Jnc111.ct, A'a z.o. Piltlburgh (Bunning :t-1) a! , - ·· Au- Glarvls :t-:0, 8 p.m. and Warpor'a ~lace time of 10138 Bon Fl'IIICI&co (POl'l')' :t-1) at llouaton (Lemoatar a.a), 8130 p.m. Now York Cleaver 1-i> at st. Loodl (GlbiOD :1-1), p p.m. Clovelsnd (MoUnvaU :t-0 at New York ~emyre 3-2)1 s· p.m. Tuefldl,y' • Games Mlnneaota at Oakland, n Chlcaao • Callfomlo, nilht Bo&1Dn at Woshlngton, nilht Dotrult 11 Baltililoro, nilht Cleveland II N.., York, nilht National ._.,e standings Ill' l!nltod Pre" Jnternatloual W. L. Pet. GB 15 8 .652 '" st. Lou!• U 10 .545 2'h ClnclnnaU u 10 .545 2\!t san Fran II II .5110 3\!t PhlladelPnta 11 U .478 4 Los Angeles 11 12 .478 4 Atlama II 12 .478 4 Chlcii&O 10 II ,476 4 Pltllbur&b 9 U , 429 5 NIWYork 9 13 .409 5'/z llouaton Pr., THE RACINE ELEMENTARY P. T. A. MIDDLEPORT MINISTERS FOR • "- Has Endorsed the Additional levy of 51f2 LOUIS J. ELLIS Recognizing the nMd for Chrltlian leed'"hlp in Melgt County poUtla, the Middleport Ministerial AtsOCIItlon heartily encbus Mr. Loult Ellis •• a C.ndlclate For County Commiuloner. Signed: Mills which will be ~Qe Sta~ 1, 1969, unless we meet this new requirement, Rev. Charles Simoilt, V. Ptn. YQTE YES FOR THI UYY ' Pd. Pol. Adv. ' • ' ~· ,, ' ....... ' ' .' • ' Aciv. ' Pd, Pol: ~ ' PhiladelPhia <r..,m.. ...., • Clnci!D&ti (Culver llol), 8 p,m. · . ·aaMIURGEIS w. MOIEL RJP63 - 16 C\J, FT. CAPACITY ll!<COI PANEL FRONT !IOIEL- ComPieteiyFro--1371b. Freenr with hand TUt-~ Shelf- Sltm Wall De•Jae-Cantile...-ed adjuatable shelV<Oa-4 half _,.._ 1 fiiiMridlhIIIIa, ~ d l - .......... . ' trllfl - ~llllble IW ll>olvea •IIIIPYtlcolly wltl1out DeluM PueJ..Giow lJ&bt!IW .lilbtl liP OY8r7 ol!Jiatrator HC!tlon - GlldtoOul Adjuatlllle a.u.ra - 7lllr Freoh Meat " - - Voptlblo Crt.t!>er - llitllla' lad awt• Strvora Ea Coalllner - :IO"W 1: "'iii"D''I• .... - ="' 'l'llllld&J'a GliDe• at lloaii!Gito nJabt at Sl. lool• ni(bt Pbl\l~lil Ill Cine~ nJabt for State Foundation Support which pro- . Rev. Audry Miller, S.C. TrNL I • ~:.~:;;ol:.!::f·l ·~ at Chleii&O P~l~ at Atlanla,nJabt is a mtist to make the District eligible Jan~ary ' : ai,IMI Iii Two :Public the Ballot May 7 vides 80% of our Operational Cost. ' " ' in Southern local District, The EXtra Miii- Support will end Rev. Max Donahut, Pres. oo <;,. ' ·~ . -'VIlli• H X 2~" ' D- A...ado, Goldlont. T~ ' Why Pay Higbr Pritts' ,. l'OB ws QUAI.lfY ·wlll!:N YQII,~ G11r THIS ;irJar-, INiiiiOOSR FOB WS AT lllliiPHiiEY'Sr COla'.-, YOU'Ll. BUY wE8l'INGHOIJl£, THE COKPLBT£ . . . . . ERATdl. ' ·. . , �• '• II;IWI•· TrW & Trnhll Auiorlcan Legion F,OJ;:. rvm BllfMtt 'IB h' ~·n Tre• t Cl!rka -- World WarD VOiel'ln .·_riD: . ~ IUI'!I'c;r ~ o~ APPE~ ~ 11 Cop!~~ o\N•Iui<i•ii!l 'l'i~ illlllf, 1 ··•~· Mt.Uo ......, -"~ '"" CONTACT ''l!li~ ~)~r'"' ""' 'IIIL-~! . ~N PEOPLE . ., 1•. HAVE . , .T~~ . . . "" PIIIIIAIIY ELECTION IIIAY 7, 1968 ' '( ' " ·~ • (, ,I,' ' ., aqe is a must to make the District eligible ~.' . \ nual Conf. of Methodist O!urch lem. Ixl VOTE YES FOR THE LEVY I Pd. Pol. Adv. ~------------------~ Lealer Johnson, SOl Jonnson, Anthon)' WUUama to Robert J. Bn>wn, Iota, Pomeroy, James Royster, Bernice Ro)r&o ter, Henry Roylter, Jr., Ollvil Royster, Heill'J" Roy•ter, Sr., Hannall Royster t<J Robert J. to Arthur Evans, lo4 Slllsbury. Kearney Ogdln, dec., to Ama M. Ogdtn, Cert. for Trans., S.. we meet this new requirement, BREAD llfoUle WWianlo, AIPie Adell Royster, MoWe Brown, dec., to Robert J. Brown, Lelah JohniOil, Maxie Royster, Henry Roy5ter, James Roylter, Archie Lee Royster, AdeU Royster, Ruthbell Scrua:a, I, ' ., . LOAF· -~· ...-w. sored blotEleinor Clrei11111Dntr 11 ~ POIIuc!'J ~· to br!Jwownllblaaeotce. . Robert J. Brown, Hobble Lee Brown, Lealer John>on, SoiJollD· son, Henry Royster, · IjaMall Royator to llfoUlo Wllllama, lolaXIo Adell Roy tier, loll, PoG>o Bernice Royater, Jmea Roy .. ter, Helli'J' Royster, Jr., OUYio Ro):ater, Henry Royeter, Sr., ~ Boy&ter 1<1 !loUie ' ' !l'ormerly Evl/ll Carner MIR and S.DIIicl 111. . JIHONI. SOUTHEASTERN OHIO TELIPHONI CO~ Win With Wingett ElECT HOBERT WINGETr, BEPUBUCAN CANDIDATE, TO THE BOARD OF COIIillst;oNERS ·AND THE PEOPlE OF MEIGS COUNTY WILL ALSO BE A WINNER. WINGETT FAVORS THE CO!JNTY PIII'TING rrs; l!FFOlfl'.. ErfllER OOIECTLY OR INOOIECTLY, BEHIND THE FOLLOWING PRQGRAIISI - lmi>rovod wellaro dopartment sorvtcoo. .- l.oal rlllfiO hoHDlx blac(dqo lii'OIP"Im Wllhout - ta>il;' ' ' ' eft ' t;ll ' ••· MB&S COUNTY COMMISSIONER •• REPti8UCAJI YOUR HELP IEEPLY APPIIECIATED ' ., ~ .... . - ' ' · . ..&. ..-eee_-••••••·••••1.0,9 ASSORTED CAKE AND •• ·. · FROSTING MIXES · . ee. . . . . . .. .DUF.F 'I I ' . . , , .~ORN _ MUFFI"· - •LUEBERRY . , .... :•o · / ... , · 5. . MUFFIN & SEVERAL OTHERS••··~····~·; ',·· DUF .. : ' . ,__ IN.G.BO.AR ' .ARMOUR'S ~ .. SHORTENINII. . 3 ~~~ . : a· •WITH . A •c$5.00 • • o' All Seni"ors are Honored iacui- Jegio(l Gifts Ar,e ic_ated - I STEEL SHELVING UNIT 61" x 30" xU... Fovr ldjuPlble lhclvn FuU twl)' bncea. Gray bated enamel llnJih. Rutt reaittant. Aaemblesln mtnuces. t.1• 1.10 The A,. Christian an4 on -lean ..JUI' lla& gltta t<J ll!e !foUnt Mortoh •vue Lenor~t red b R y otary Baas; clan wlll by Con- me Arnott, an4 aporto achiov&mont's br Jim llar<len. Dondng -.lollowod llliW 10 p.m. . BopUII Clurc~ trom F...., • • , . ..W.. Iiili -~ BIIIIi(li Foot 12~0111 Lo- lli! ·~RT - Middleport.- "' ~~ fBL& ~cor:, ~ If"~ Thirdlllllllver~w !!"Groll> lot ., ,_ ~:'wire iiOcl!'W'' In ..,.._ , hil!erw R!>lar1 Ciul/ w111 lor- l'.'vlniii Lee, ·8\Millit, 8\anT< liVIbe ')'0111111'• Ao~!Mioa; Firat 'mmteio Clllldlldeit ~ 'at the irard a loiter at appredattoo t<J · ~ who helped t<J make this llnltad ·Pr•Bb!olorlan. Qlurch, will church ' · · Donllcfllllls, poriCdltl mauger evilhl a llllcoeoa. be Ol>Hn'od toal&bl wlllt •dlr!nlf . · Wll- ilunoe an4 Mcirvln Kel- of Foole Mlllerll Corp., Graham ~ .e:Up.m.*tllowtl'lllrl~· l¥, temA!!fi!JI'Il!elot!Jii)JIOsl, SiaUon, w. Va., lor orr111181De Pilmeiot. , . < ..,<1Jie Jillrpore of God an4 a ~ """ pWrt tour a weel<' · Followl;w tile dlmer the &1'0111 · _,.,. 111 their pn...uiGn. Ed- aav Frldi,Y 111111 cl.m mombera , will meotblththomeoflilra.Jotm die l!nl!l. . . and Charles Win- as suesta. ·~ Rldovlall,ro. V~wlll..,. 4I<Jn ,..... flql>8arora ror 1 b 0 Meolbera dl~a~oeed the tour ·<bit th~ ·Biblo otuo~t, Mro. Tom ·. aentce, ~ · carl WIUiama, s Frldi,Y nlshlln Its rellllar meet- ' !1."31' WW Pltltill dmlloao aacl c1oaooa, lbd John a truo- IDB at ~ Church. II waa aa Mr';' Jl"'kSalto!'lloldwlllpvo'lbe tee received tbo be- open rneetlng, wi111 no re1111ar FOR WoJIINI ollbe Bible oerlol; hoH ot 111e charob. · program. Churcll ladloo ltl'\'lJII CO MMI SS IONER A poein, D<ll't Qdt dec!loaled .·dlmer were Mrs~ llae Lonlbert, . MEIGS COU NTY to 1'1'14 Jacliioaa, no read by Mra. Beulah llalea, lira. Fran. Mro. Amotd Rlcbordl, Tho Rev. clo WUICII, Mrl. · Jane Gilkey, Republi<On Can didate ~ 'Jaeicsoo, pallor, p'ye tbo lira. Herman lllddlx an4 oermoa and there waa IPOclll Beu Slabom. ""* BOARD PANELING lluoa rour fawn and p!doo ,.• .,. =2.99 Oil the wall and lelft lhe Roor c:lcu. -4' x 8' p•nelJ. menl 4.11 KV ADJUSTABLE SHELVING ,, •ELECT• WINGETT n.P .., · '' buey, lot, lllddleport. (Gladys swears she was home, but couldn't get to the phone in time.) , , TOOLS FOR ALL JOBSI ROBERT ; OPfn Da i~y 9 to 9:3~Sun. 12 to . ~'homt, lolaXIe Adell Royster,lota, Jeaale E. Sansbury to Roger llfolllon, Jeanne Nor- Iota, lllAldleport. WOllam D. Cblldo, Aclm., George T, Atkbll to ~ George T. Atldne t<J llalUe cro ..,lo4SuUon. Sellards to i!oftlld L. Wlllloms, Wanda WPilama, lo4 Rutland. Glodrl L. BciO, Sharon Linani, Remold Llaard t<J Chlrleo R. llorrts, Wqlllta C. Harrta, Pareela, LeblmD. GWIY• L. Bcoo, Gdo., 11obert Ilie$d Bolo, millor, to Dlarlea , R. · iforrlt, WQDI!a C. Harris, gorcelo, '-non. . i: SPECIALS ')<;;:Personal Notes :·:::; Mr. i.nd Mra. jqhn Hart, Jr; an4 daullhter, Clara ~Ua, '!lldJolul ... wv Hart, Sr.,'"' H1111111Wto0. • a., were ~ !llmOt ,81101\1 of lilra, lllol Hllll!lll. AIIO Pre· lor the dlmer was Cbe.lllro. Wbiona'' wl,ll be holt- Clarke. Afternoon collets were 011 lor lbt Job eetiDg. Mra. ~.Wilburn and chlldreo, ~··Clara HeiDoo wureport- Stove an4 JUL od home from tile hoiiPitBI an4 lilr~o C. II. Honnesy reiJil'Md .her huoband, George, waa ro- home over thewookendiltervl .. ' ported Ul. Tho prize ,package w111 1n Colwnbus· with her"'"' donated 1>1 Mra. Nettle llaleo In-law and"""""'er,Mr,andlilra, wu - ·1>1 lllrl. LUllan !lloll. . ._..... Gordon Horrla. Mr. an4 Mrs. RACINE - The R a c t n e Gamel -~ plqod with prtzea Harris returned lilra. Hemel)' Chap!M al FBLA apmsorod the beiDB - by loire. G>erlbech, an4 remal!led lor 1 vloU will! hlo first prom held In many years llrl. 1111eo, Mro. · Ella Smltll, lather, R. w. H11rrla. honoring all aenlora m May 2. an4 Mr1. Sllet!. Tho hosteoeeo Debbie Gnoesor, 1 ~ 11 iervod cake an4 Ice cream. A bon~J~et wao held !rom 6·30 tD Glenville State Colleae. Glen- 7:30 lor 111 seniors and I 'VIlle, w. Vo., was here tor • ..q. members an4 gueati.-. weeke1141 vlolt with her P&rll1l•• At HO a lhort progriDr was Mr. 81\d ~.. WWianiGruesor, Slvon. clmpoemwasread Jur Gena Matbewli elaas history, Ded .· Letter of Thanks PeBIII' H-...I; class prophecy, 1' . WU.. Pomero)'. llobert J. Kelbel, DWclo J. Rolbel to Charles P, Rlf!le, lluth Am aune, parcel•, Salllbur)". . A. T, QlrlatlaD, HoiCII Chrlllo ian to James T. Roy, Marilyn ftor; parcels, ColumbiL Corbett L. Patterson, Dolay II. Potter10n 111 Louise G. Loi>o cbn. Iota, Syracule. Robert Hartenbaoh, Sherllf, S.U, Schut, to Jeslle E. Sano- . ~ . .,. 1 3rd Anntversory · , To Be Ce/ebroteq 81'0.)'. pail :$ 1 . co: ileD!o"" II!ODEL \'fNJ-1430-17 Adell Royster, Anthon)' WUllanls to Loaloe JondiOn, Iota, Po'!" el'O)'. X i ' ii1:=:=:=~:::~1~x;=~: : :;: :: : :::::~~:~~::~~;:.;::~. ·;j:·MI'dd/ · , t1... :;:-~· · epor »u..t, "'m 110- · ~<~ -.r WRINGER ·~ - WAStiER Brown. Iota, Pomeroy. Robert J, Brown, Robbie Lee Brown, MoWe WUUam1, MaxLe Royoter, Raymond Scnao, Arc.hle .Royoter, J!utb..bel! Scrpu,, ~ to Lealer Johnson; Iota, Ponr . . :' ' it!ra, Adl!n Jhr-.ach llld her 'ilrlilllilliu&bter, Mlaal!etulceAm ;::: a;;) Thunl!ial'- 8venq. .,;;: Henry Ro)'ater, Sr., Hannlh • lift Rober~ •Wood, rlllrhil pri~, IIIIIIOUI!C!Id ~...... 'II Collni.7 wuf be· 11/1 ,hall 111111 . ··' . tot tbo apr1q ·-'<alli>p laDii- " ' ,,, ' • "' t lrlet 16. !lit ~ .., 1be :, . WED~. . . · ~ apriQj , ...,....... held . C)IOIR REIIil~~ _7 p, !"-l Ill llthooa, an4 IIIIIGUIICod ·that ., P..,.-;,_~!.o_,IPI .,., ... :..:.. -· -·- ..__ ...... ~.. dl:i· ...... -l!Odllt .lliurch. _,..., _ "~ Wllll'E 1I08E Loclp 291, W""- Ol'O)'o r '' Temple' ~ee I .... oprtna. ' otntloD Club, Motl!odiat Cltun:h Sotocllm of a - t<J riiC'Ilve bllemellt, l ,P. m., W-ado,y. tbo' ac:holarolllp wiH IIO'madoUiia ~- . . TII1)RSDAY ' lit. c - apo1<e .., tbe 'A' oMAN's selcli!TY ol Quia._ o!tito · lan Servteo, Po~ ¥ot1todlat Chul'ch Tlwr••·· ......,._ ...., · · AFTERIIOON CIRClE, HOIIII l4elhodlat a..reh, 1 p. m. IUDC~ eon 11. tile church, Thurado,y, IIOO'HER ~-DAIJGHTER - - IlNdt llolhocllll ,Chure• M:.We Willlanu, Cert tor Trans., Pomeroy. ... - Past Chiefs of 1lo!n lcholarlb!P fund 'uid 1110110¥ ·- ·. PORTLAND H0ME Dugan to Weldon LeroyBartrum, I ••>yce Kay Bartrum, 1.65 acres, Rutland. Board of Trustee& of Ohio An- Support will end January 1, 1969, unless '\' a~ valllble foo>r or. , Lloyd E. Dugan, Bealrlce F. vidas 80% of our Operational Cost. State . cll.;..•iloa Harold Norton, Emogene Norton to Jobn E. Me Wtlghlln, Jo Am Mclalgh.lin,l7 acres, Chest.. for State Foundation Support which pro- ·, w-.. \ Transfers ' chl'!fl ell Ma&ooUa Taqle, 1'7Ut· lan !I"""~ '\'burldl,l' nl&bt. 1#11<:' l!lhel . stewart pre~ It tbo ..,..., !lhlob ~will! Ill • k II be t held Mar 18 II ilu......., ,....- ' 0 ~ l!OO pr.,er. . Wll ColJ01t NOw Ccftoord. ~! 8, 7130 P. 114, Ml" IIOled that lilrl. GW\YI Olckler A ,U ~4 em tbe diCIOrt Leidon HaiL ,., will ~· !hi .JUftt IIIIOtllla 11111 ON IIIAY ?o - RSPIJBUCAN PRIKAJIY,. , in Southern Local District, The Extra Mill- ~ ' Uti Motsi Q.IJAl.IFY IQ!: TO BE A MBIIIiER OF OIJil THREE Jl1llG£ Al'f•£LiJ.TJt;co!Jjir·,J~IOtrl APPRECIATE Tlllil ~POIITIJNJI'Y TO SE11VE YOIJ. REM£V!!Eil JIJilGE ROY J, GU.LILANl:f Mills which will be on the Ballot May 7 ; ·, ' T~'allclel LF?"'·ATURE; AND ltY EXPElliENPE ,AS A PROBATE -~· JIIVENILE .n·m.~!:Wn;J~< ·.t' l mlit ., • PkoSEcurOR; 11 ~ ASA KVNICIPAL ,SOUclToll; f · YEAIISsEIIVtCE . ' i~ . oil4ea ,'O. Wllal I'B~Nii.LY lAND lliiClJSS In< c.OO.~ ~ 1wi>IJ,I'll LJfiE TO ~,~AVE rliAT r~ ~i!A.CTICEI e ,. ·~ .u YEARil' ~ avn.: . AND ·cali.aN.u. ·)' "' Has Endorsed the Additional Levy of SY2 '' . I!F Wblob ltlcludeil coiiNTY HAs BEEN HUVY AND I HAVE NOT BE1iiN Alllll·TO , THE RACINE ELEMENTARY P. T.l. . ·.wr:,:. ~. .~.Jb:.. •. ~ .. W ' a hid.....,.:.., Gillie prO. · PilsSau!"llvr ltY cuRRENT tui~ cioiJ1I'r ,. ,,.... ,.. ...~liOBA:rE '· ~ . ...II cU." o , ~-·~ JP•• Ut- - GV,-er,~~n , c~l!arper, •~ "' 'llllllelrl TOp KaoiC!\!!1:~ met, ~lldlll tv'!'11DC a ifj!Waod 11r1.. ~ G11ko1 . . .. lbe, ' . . -.. :'filii • . 13 wellllt-lp·~ ~.. ~~ . • music by <:holr,andJadlea Hlllbl>t, tile lbt cllreelor, Mro. pllnlot. er crcnm- • •. Dimes CAUeeted by . Thbb dub Treasury . .' ,..--------·-----~-·--. Sec our complete alect.ion of 1111terial for ute in 1ny rOcnn. ftl"' IV.... flat 000" Al11mln• .. .I.MUer. V.L lilrecl u.d labeleiL 16" wide. Sal• I)' lwiYel feeL Rq. 19.9" lUI 20' EKT. LADDER ,IY.I" ftai"D" Nal Alllminlll\ lad· cltr. C.lltw ....... pubr:y..... .w.yo6erfea. ..... U.L.Iilledl8dappror- ... .... 2$.95 21.17 24' EXT. LADDER Q'OE$110NS AND 1$SU.S BALLOT · VOTE BALLOT WITH AN "X" PROPOSED ~'-tAX LEVY Simi ......... u lhe 16' •• 20" ....,..,Piullllm~bd C.O• .. C..t ~~ 25.31 IIALl.OII REG. $1.19 CAULKING CARTRIDGES Adheta to woad, _,., Gl' . . . ..,., Pita ... ltUdaN ..... c. teplillllellwl~ ::.;...--:.:. 2/41$ SOUTHERN LOCAL S~HOOL DISTRICT All adGIUonar In l<lr lbe . benefit of the 'Sotithern Local sChool.Dilb'lct for the pur- pooe of Ciltl'ellt ExpelliU at a nte not. exieeedlllg flve :ud Olie-balf milia for eadl ooe dolllr of valllllllon, whiCh amounts to fifty-live cents for eaeh QJI' hundred dol· · larl df VlllllllloD,' for a <O,nllnued period. HWt 16" fooJ • 6" h;,h '""8"...,. Squ•e:any~lromo ·to · RPM. Operate at any apeed 1ft eltherd~ U207-2 Ounblo bobd - 14.44 leaJlh hiaJe. PIKed t.dwm. Rq. 6.49 wllll fill 4.41 ' �• '• II;IWI•· TrW & Trnhll Auiorlcan Legion F,OJ;:. rvm BllfMtt 'IB h' ~·n Tre• t Cl!rka -- World WarD VOiel'ln .·_riD: . ~ IUI'!I'c;r ~ o~ APPE~ ~ 11 Cop!~~ o\N•Iui<i•ii!l 'l'i~ illlllf, 1 ··•~· Mt.Uo ......, -"~ '"" CONTACT ''l!li~ ~)~r'"' ""' 'IIIL-~! . ~N PEOPLE . ., 1•. HAVE . , .T~~ . . . "" PIIIIIAIIY ELECTION IIIAY 7, 1968 ' '( ' " ·~ • (, ,I,' ' ., aqe is a must to make the District eligible ~.' . \ nual Conf. of Methodist O!urch lem. Ixl VOTE YES FOR THE LEVY I Pd. Pol. Adv. ~------------------~ Lealer Johnson, SOl Jonnson, Anthon)' WUUama to Robert J. Bn>wn, Iota, Pomeroy, James Royster, Bernice Ro)r&o ter, Henry Roylter, Jr., Ollvil Royster, Heill'J" Roy•ter, Sr., Hannall Royster t<J Robert J. to Arthur Evans, lo4 Slllsbury. Kearney Ogdln, dec., to Ama M. Ogdtn, Cert. for Trans., S.. we meet this new requirement, BREAD llfoUle WWianlo, AIPie Adell Royster, MoWe Brown, dec., to Robert J. Brown, Lelah JohniOil, Maxie Royster, Henry Roy5ter, James Roylter, Archie Lee Royster, AdeU Royster, Ruthbell Scrua:a, I, ' ., . LOAF· -~· ...-w. sored blotEleinor Clrei11111Dntr 11 ~ POIIuc!'J ~· to br!Jwownllblaaeotce. . Robert J. Brown, Hobble Lee Brown, Lealer John>on, SoiJollD· son, Henry Royster, · IjaMall Royator to llfoUlo Wllllama, lolaXIo Adell Roy tier, loll, PoG>o Bernice Royater, Jmea Roy .. ter, Helli'J' Royster, Jr., OUYio Ro):ater, Henry Royeter, Sr., ~ Boy&ter 1<1 !loUie ' ' !l'ormerly Evl/ll Carner MIR and S.DIIicl 111. . JIHONI. SOUTHEASTERN OHIO TELIPHONI CO~ Win With Wingett ElECT HOBERT WINGETr, BEPUBUCAN CANDIDATE, TO THE BOARD OF COIIillst;oNERS ·AND THE PEOPlE OF MEIGS COUNTY WILL ALSO BE A WINNER. WINGETT FAVORS THE CO!JNTY PIII'TING rrs; l!FFOlfl'.. ErfllER OOIECTLY OR INOOIECTLY, BEHIND THE FOLLOWING PRQGRAIISI - lmi>rovod wellaro dopartment sorvtcoo. .- l.oal rlllfiO hoHDlx blac(dqo lii'OIP"Im Wllhout - ta>il;' ' ' ' eft ' t;ll ' ••· MB&S COUNTY COMMISSIONER •• REPti8UCAJI YOUR HELP IEEPLY APPIIECIATED ' ., ~ .... . - ' ' · . ..&. ..-eee_-••••••·••••1.0,9 ASSORTED CAKE AND •• ·. · FROSTING MIXES · . ee. . . . . . .. .DUF.F 'I I ' . . , , .~ORN _ MUFFI"· - •LUEBERRY . , .... :•o · / ... , · 5. . MUFFIN & SEVERAL OTHERS••··~····~·; ',·· DUF .. : ' . ,__ IN.G.BO.AR ' .ARMOUR'S ~ .. SHORTENINII. . 3 ~~~ . : a· •WITH . A •c$5.00 • • o' All Seni"ors are Honored iacui- Jegio(l Gifts Ar,e ic_ated - I STEEL SHELVING UNIT 61" x 30" xU... Fovr ldjuPlble lhclvn FuU twl)' bncea. Gray bated enamel llnJih. Rutt reaittant. Aaemblesln mtnuces. t.1• 1.10 The A,. Christian an4 on -lean ..JUI' lla& gltta t<J ll!e !foUnt Mortoh •vue Lenor~t red b R y otary Baas; clan wlll by Con- me Arnott, an4 aporto achiov&mont's br Jim llar<len. Dondng -.lollowod llliW 10 p.m. . BopUII Clurc~ trom F...., • • , . ..W.. Iiili -~ BIIIIi(li Foot 12~0111 Lo- lli! ·~RT - Middleport.- "' ~~ fBL& ~cor:, ~ If"~ Thirdlllllllver~w !!"Groll> lot ., ,_ ~:'wire iiOcl!'W'' In ..,.._ , hil!erw R!>lar1 Ciul/ w111 lor- l'.'vlniii Lee, ·8\Millit, 8\anT< liVIbe ')'0111111'• Ao~!Mioa; Firat 'mmteio Clllldlldeit ~ 'at the irard a loiter at appredattoo t<J · ~ who helped t<J make this llnltad ·Pr•Bb!olorlan. Qlurch, will church ' · · Donllcfllllls, poriCdltl mauger evilhl a llllcoeoa. be Ol>Hn'od toal&bl wlllt •dlr!nlf . · Wll- ilunoe an4 Mcirvln Kel- of Foole Mlllerll Corp., Graham ~ .e:Up.m.*tllowtl'lllrl~· l¥, temA!!fi!JI'Il!elot!Jii)JIOsl, SiaUon, w. Va., lor orr111181De Pilmeiot. , . < ..,<1Jie Jillrpore of God an4 a ~ """ pWrt tour a weel<' · Followl;w tile dlmer the &1'0111 · _,.,. 111 their pn...uiGn. Ed- aav Frldi,Y 111111 cl.m mombera , will meotblththomeoflilra.Jotm die l!nl!l. . . and Charles Win- as suesta. ·~ Rldovlall,ro. V~wlll..,. 4I<Jn ,..... flql>8arora ror 1 b 0 Meolbera dl~a~oeed the tour ·<bit th~ ·Biblo otuo~t, Mro. Tom ·. aentce, ~ · carl WIUiama, s Frldi,Y nlshlln Its rellllar meet- ' !1."31' WW Pltltill dmlloao aacl c1oaooa, lbd John a truo- IDB at ~ Church. II waa aa Mr';' Jl"'kSalto!'lloldwlllpvo'lbe tee received tbo be- open rneetlng, wi111 no re1111ar FOR WoJIINI ollbe Bible oerlol; hoH ot 111e charob. · program. Churcll ladloo ltl'\'lJII CO MMI SS IONER A poein, D<ll't Qdt dec!loaled .·dlmer were Mrs~ llae Lonlbert, . MEIGS COU NTY to 1'1'14 Jacliioaa, no read by Mra. Beulah llalea, lira. Fran. Mro. Amotd Rlcbordl, Tho Rev. clo WUICII, Mrl. · Jane Gilkey, Republi<On Can didate ~ 'Jaeicsoo, pallor, p'ye tbo lira. Herman lllddlx an4 oermoa and there waa IPOclll Beu Slabom. ""* BOARD PANELING lluoa rour fawn and p!doo ,.• .,. =2.99 Oil the wall and lelft lhe Roor c:lcu. -4' x 8' p•nelJ. menl 4.11 KV ADJUSTABLE SHELVING ,, •ELECT• WINGETT n.P .., · '' buey, lot, lllddleport. (Gladys swears she was home, but couldn't get to the phone in time.) , , TOOLS FOR ALL JOBSI ROBERT ; OPfn Da i~y 9 to 9:3~Sun. 12 to . ~'homt, lolaXIe Adell Royster,lota, Jeaale E. Sansbury to Roger llfolllon, Jeanne Nor- Iota, lllAldleport. WOllam D. Cblldo, Aclm., George T, Atkbll to ~ George T. Atldne t<J llalUe cro ..,lo4SuUon. Sellards to i!oftlld L. Wlllloms, Wanda WPilama, lo4 Rutland. Glodrl L. BciO, Sharon Linani, Remold Llaard t<J Chlrleo R. llorrts, Wqlllta C. Harrta, Pareela, LeblmD. GWIY• L. Bcoo, Gdo., 11obert Ilie$d Bolo, millor, to Dlarlea , R. · iforrlt, WQDI!a C. Harris, gorcelo, '-non. . i: SPECIALS ')<;;:Personal Notes :·:::; Mr. i.nd Mra. jqhn Hart, Jr; an4 daullhter, Clara ~Ua, '!lldJolul ... wv Hart, Sr.,'"' H1111111Wto0. • a., were ~ !llmOt ,81101\1 of lilra, lllol Hllll!lll. AIIO Pre· lor the dlmer was Cbe.lllro. Wbiona'' wl,ll be holt- Clarke. Afternoon collets were 011 lor lbt Job eetiDg. Mra. ~.Wilburn and chlldreo, ~··Clara HeiDoo wureport- Stove an4 JUL od home from tile hoiiPitBI an4 lilr~o C. II. Honnesy reiJil'Md .her huoband, George, waa ro- home over thewookendiltervl .. ' ported Ul. Tho prize ,package w111 1n Colwnbus· with her"'"' donated 1>1 Mra. Nettle llaleo In-law and"""""'er,Mr,andlilra, wu - ·1>1 lllrl. LUllan !lloll. . ._..... Gordon Horrla. Mr. an4 Mrs. RACINE - The R a c t n e Gamel -~ plqod with prtzea Harris returned lilra. Hemel)' Chap!M al FBLA apmsorod the beiDB - by loire. G>erlbech, an4 remal!led lor 1 vloU will! hlo first prom held In many years llrl. 1111eo, Mro. · Ella Smltll, lather, R. w. H11rrla. honoring all aenlora m May 2. an4 Mr1. Sllet!. Tho hosteoeeo Debbie Gnoesor, 1 ~ 11 iervod cake an4 Ice cream. A bon~J~et wao held !rom 6·30 tD Glenville State Colleae. Glen- 7:30 lor 111 seniors and I 'VIlle, w. Vo., was here tor • ..q. members an4 gueati.-. weeke1141 vlolt with her P&rll1l•• At HO a lhort progriDr was Mr. 81\d ~.. WWianiGruesor, Slvon. clmpoemwasread Jur Gena Matbewli elaas history, Ded .· Letter of Thanks PeBIII' H-...I; class prophecy, 1' . WU.. Pomero)'. llobert J. Kelbel, DWclo J. Rolbel to Charles P, Rlf!le, lluth Am aune, parcel•, Salllbur)". . A. T, QlrlatlaD, HoiCII Chrlllo ian to James T. Roy, Marilyn ftor; parcels, ColumbiL Corbett L. Patterson, Dolay II. Potter10n 111 Louise G. Loi>o cbn. Iota, Syracule. Robert Hartenbaoh, Sherllf, S.U, Schut, to Jeslle E. Sano- . ~ . .,. 1 3rd Anntversory · , To Be Ce/ebroteq 81'0.)'. pail :$ 1 . co: ileD!o"" II!ODEL \'fNJ-1430-17 Adell Royster, Anthon)' WUllanls to Loaloe JondiOn, Iota, Po'!" el'O)'. X i ' ii1:=:=:=~:::~1~x;=~: : :;: :: : :::::~~:~~::~~;:.;::~. ·;j:·MI'dd/ · , t1... :;:-~· · epor »u..t, "'m 110- · ~<~ -.r WRINGER ·~ - WAStiER Brown. Iota, Pomeroy. Robert J, Brown, Robbie Lee Brown, MoWe WUUam1, MaxLe Royoter, Raymond Scnao, Arc.hle .Royoter, J!utb..bel! Scrpu,, ~ to Lealer Johnson; Iota, Ponr . . :' ' it!ra, Adl!n Jhr-.ach llld her 'ilrlilllilliu&bter, Mlaal!etulceAm ;::: a;;) Thunl!ial'- 8venq. .,;;: Henry Ro)'ater, Sr., Hannlh • lift Rober~ •Wood, rlllrhil pri~, IIIIIIOUI!C!Id ~...... 'II Collni.7 wuf be· 11/1 ,hall 111111 . ··' . tot tbo apr1q ·-'<alli>p laDii- " ' ,,, ' • "' t lrlet 16. !lit ~ .., 1be :, . WED~. . . · ~ apriQj , ...,....... held . C)IOIR REIIil~~ _7 p, !"-l Ill llthooa, an4 IIIIIGUIICod ·that ., P..,.-;,_~!.o_,IPI .,., ... :..:.. -· -·- ..__ ...... ~.. dl:i· ...... -l!Odllt .lliurch. _,..., _ "~ Wllll'E 1I08E Loclp 291, W""- Ol'O)'o r '' Temple' ~ee I .... oprtna. ' otntloD Club, Motl!odiat Cltun:h Sotocllm of a - t<J riiC'Ilve bllemellt, l ,P. m., W-ado,y. tbo' ac:holarolllp wiH IIO'madoUiia ~- . . TII1)RSDAY ' lit. c - apo1<e .., tbe 'A' oMAN's selcli!TY ol Quia._ o!tito · lan Servteo, Po~ ¥ot1todlat Chul'ch Tlwr••·· ......,._ ...., · · AFTERIIOON CIRClE, HOIIII l4elhodlat a..reh, 1 p. m. IUDC~ eon 11. tile church, Thurado,y, IIOO'HER ~-DAIJGHTER - - IlNdt llolhocllll ,Chure• M:.We Willlanu, Cert tor Trans., Pomeroy. ... - Past Chiefs of 1lo!n lcholarlb!P fund 'uid 1110110¥ ·- ·. PORTLAND H0ME Dugan to Weldon LeroyBartrum, I ••>yce Kay Bartrum, 1.65 acres, Rutland. Board of Trustee& of Ohio An- Support will end January 1, 1969, unless '\' a~ valllble foo>r or. , Lloyd E. Dugan, Bealrlce F. vidas 80% of our Operational Cost. State . cll.;..•iloa Harold Norton, Emogene Norton to Jobn E. Me Wtlghlln, Jo Am Mclalgh.lin,l7 acres, Chest.. for State Foundation Support which pro- ·, w-.. \ Transfers ' chl'!fl ell Ma&ooUa Taqle, 1'7Ut· lan !I"""~ '\'burldl,l' nl&bt. 1#11<:' l!lhel . stewart pre~ It tbo ..,..., !lhlob ~will! Ill • k II be t held Mar 18 II ilu......., ,....- ' 0 ~ l!OO pr.,er. . Wll ColJ01t NOw Ccftoord. ~! 8, 7130 P. 114, Ml" IIOled that lilrl. GW\YI Olckler A ,U ~4 em tbe diCIOrt Leidon HaiL ,., will ~· !hi .JUftt IIIIOtllla 11111 ON IIIAY ?o - RSPIJBUCAN PRIKAJIY,. , in Southern Local District, The Extra Mill- ~ ' Uti Motsi Q.IJAl.IFY IQ!: TO BE A MBIIIiER OF OIJil THREE Jl1llG£ Al'f•£LiJ.TJt;co!Jjir·,J~IOtrl APPRECIATE Tlllil ~POIITIJNJI'Y TO SE11VE YOIJ. REM£V!!Eil JIJilGE ROY J, GU.LILANl:f Mills which will be on the Ballot May 7 ; ·, ' T~'allclel LF?"'·ATURE; AND ltY EXPElliENPE ,AS A PROBATE -~· JIIVENILE .n·m.~!:Wn;J~< ·.t' l mlit ., • PkoSEcurOR; 11 ~ ASA KVNICIPAL ,SOUclToll; f · YEAIISsEIIVtCE . ' i~ . oil4ea ,'O. Wllal I'B~Nii.LY lAND lliiClJSS In< c.OO.~ ~ 1wi>IJ,I'll LJfiE TO ~,~AVE rliAT r~ ~i!A.CTICEI e ,. ·~ .u YEARil' ~ avn.: . AND ·cali.aN.u. ·)' "' Has Endorsed the Additional Levy of SY2 '' . I!F Wblob ltlcludeil coiiNTY HAs BEEN HUVY AND I HAVE NOT BE1iiN Alllll·TO , THE RACINE ELEMENTARY P. T.l. . ·.wr:,:. ~. .~.Jb:.. •. ~ .. W ' a hid.....,.:.., Gillie prO. · PilsSau!"llvr ltY cuRRENT tui~ cioiJ1I'r ,. ,,.... ,.. ...~liOBA:rE '· ~ . ...II cU." o , ~-·~ JP•• Ut- - GV,-er,~~n , c~l!arper, •~ "' 'llllllelrl TOp KaoiC!\!!1:~ met, ~lldlll tv'!'11DC a ifj!Waod 11r1.. ~ G11ko1 . . .. lbe, ' . . -.. :'filii • . 13 wellllt-lp·~ ~.. ~~ . • music by <:holr,andJadlea Hlllbl>t, tile lbt cllreelor, Mro. pllnlot. er crcnm- • •. Dimes CAUeeted by . Thbb dub Treasury . .' ,..--------·-----~-·--. Sec our complete alect.ion of 1111terial for ute in 1ny rOcnn. ftl"' IV.... flat 000" Al11mln• .. .I.MUer. V.L lilrecl u.d labeleiL 16" wide. Sal• I)' lwiYel feeL Rq. 19.9" lUI 20' EKT. LADDER ,IY.I" ftai"D" Nal Alllminlll\ lad· cltr. C.lltw ....... pubr:y..... .w.yo6erfea. ..... U.L.Iilledl8dappror- ... .... 2$.95 21.17 24' EXT. LADDER Q'OE$110NS AND 1$SU.S BALLOT · VOTE BALLOT WITH AN "X" PROPOSED ~'-tAX LEVY Simi ......... u lhe 16' •• 20" ....,..,Piullllm~bd C.O• .. C..t ~~ 25.31 IIALl.OII REG. $1.19 CAULKING CARTRIDGES Adheta to woad, _,., Gl' . . . ..,., Pita ... ltUdaN ..... c. teplillllellwl~ ::.;...--:.:. 2/41$ SOUTHERN LOCAL S~HOOL DISTRICT All adGIUonar In l<lr lbe . benefit of the 'Sotithern Local sChool.Dilb'lct for the pur- pooe of Ciltl'ellt ExpelliU at a nte not. exieeedlllg flve :ud Olie-balf milia for eadl ooe dolllr of valllllllon, whiCh amounts to fifty-live cents for eaeh QJI' hundred dol· · larl df VlllllllloD,' for a <O,nllnued period. HWt 16" fooJ • 6" h;,h '""8"...,. Squ•e:any~lromo ·to · RPM. Operate at any apeed 1ft eltherd~ U207-2 Ounblo bobd - 14.44 leaJlh hiaJe. PIKed t.dwm. Rq. 6.49 wllll fill 4.41 ' �she port -?, • '~I -, . . " . ··' .' .. ·:···'·.. ..... E G It trl • -·· ~ ' ' ~ ' , . '• •t•& '., •"' ....•• "'• '1·.' eel l. • • OME G I ants. p ian ~' 001' ,OHIO on ne ave read 1« Inch wheel base lno ad of 15& Inch wheel llsbury T Nile Club, y Friday. Ladiles every Friday. ' L AlLY T 7:50 A.M~ ~ • e . ' bu !kof,. lie 'Westlea' le • ary shot.. Cool 116'1.JIIM. .. ... 3 DL p mlnlalu . ce and ke 119U251 y eport. 1ft ( $ .10 . .-· e1 s aIlia n Mason A.e A Inform 11 ' IIIPJI)' Jlol. milo 011 II. '• furtber 42-4 10 YO and sblre abeaiB. UO ' us D LET engine, beau aple,.. slereo mmblnali111 to atch any Early furnihm! style. FOlD' ape speed etoang. fit y<IUf badget or balan of $109 h d•monstr can F. Ful ' i- • .' ,, " at I to wall ·• ' ' and untarn to ochool. II). orne enlnp, I I tfe . OBED AIR CO•NDI'I10NING a on aervlce. Re= aI era'Uon, eaz.2071. •. • Alao, • :l'lmiEi .fti:, I ;ro;;;-;p;.;ment •• eamp s on Ohio Phone Jllaion, 7. • " i • ' :' -. ~i ' ' ' �she port -?, • '~I -, . . " . ··' .' .. ·:···'·.. ..... E G It trl • -·· ~ ' ' ~ ' , . '• •t•& '., •"' ....•• "'• '1·.' eel l. • • OME G I ants. p ian ~' 001' ,OHIO on ne ave read 1« Inch wheel base lno ad of 15& Inch wheel llsbury T Nile Club, y Friday. Ladiles every Friday. ' L AlLY T 7:50 A.M~ ~ • e . ' bu !kof,. lie 'Westlea' le • ary shot.. Cool 116'1.JIIM. .. ... 3 DL p mlnlalu . ce and ke 119U251 y eport. 1ft ( $ .10 . .-· e1 s aIlia n Mason A.e A Inform 11 ' IIIPJI)' Jlol. milo 011 II. '• furtber 42-4 10 YO and sblre abeaiB. UO ' us D LET engine, beau aple,.. slereo mmblnali111 to atch any Early furnihm! style. FOlD' ape speed etoang. fit y<IUf badget or balan of $109 h d•monstr can F. Ful ' i- • .' ,, " at I to wall ·• ' ' and untarn to ochool. II). orne enlnp, I I tfe . OBED AIR CO•NDI'I10NING a on aervlce. Re= aI era'Uon, eaz.2071. •. • Alao, • :l'lmiEi .fti:, I ;ro;;;-;p;.;ment •• eamp s on Ohio Phone Jllaion, 7. • " i • ' :' -. ~i ' ' ' �Don't chances·on· fire,- theft, moths, · Jof: , . -. ; - ' -~ TROPHY _ Laurie Leo Scheeler, c~ Mila Southern Oblo ii>f iiA, I'IJmeloo)o ,. ~r OlarleJ Le&ar, ODd Miss Gloria Buell, rtlhl. .the 1967 Mill Soulbtl11 ~ ....,.. Lopr ChinatoWn 1n the q tor ua: 'bOo chi (t>reso), bOo By mcHARD v. OLIVER ~on:.,In 8 of tbe - chi' llld the v.c., 8IW walklas. SAIGON (UPO- A sneer on ~JillllliJilst urlnvaston ol tho with the .t~, potritlng It strallhl his Ups and an American ,45tal him, $lid 'bOo ehi' very collber auwmatlc tnderhi~~!,I!CI,ut.: ~. ;...d hnw death came (0 !rtotvely · and p-od two ¥let Cong comman Austnlian Bruce Pigott. 23, of 45's....'' western newsmen in a Sl1gon the Reuters news agency, The Communist came to street ~Qnda,). Englishman Ron Laramy, 31, o1 Cantwell wllose bociY wu Frank Palmos, a bandaome Reuters Michael Birth, 23, of quiver~JW. "He tired three liloll young Australian tree lancer, Australia.. Associated Press and ln(O the body...il wal awful (0 ~la,yed dead ~~~"':~ : ; Austrollan John cantwell, 29, of look at...the bo<\v llln<becl, then shooting that Tlmo magazine. relaxed. • Palmoo oald the ,I& Plotnos Worried put blcik under the guerrllla'• Palmos said the five drove In belt llld the burP gun towered. a mini-joel ln(O the Cholon He lellled "' and 1'111. sec!Alr, nosing the low, smoll Palmos darted ln(O a crowd ol vehicle tDWurd a column of refugees, rtpped ott . his lhlrt, smoke. Pllhnos wanted IAl turn broWned h!moelf with mud bock. cantwell, at the wheel, crouched becauoe he was beacl headed Into a small stnet. and shoulders taller !ban' the uJohn don•t.••" said Palmos. Vietnamese. ' -~··"Ah, stoP worr~" ·The Viet Cong leader...... -•-· said. llring over the crowd's h...... ---~ """••ees t<Oulcl FinaUJ< Palmos de"'"'a "IQ>IJW "• u•t th0 ·-... •·• Two Viet I But 1111 one hal~ It was (00 -e. turn me n. Cong were -firing, one an AKI7 automatic rifle and the other a burP gun. \ The firing , Palmos. who lasted had juu~ rom - Pit. 992-.\428 RUTLAND HERE'S WHY -1~fnds. IT'S FAR IIIII d being care!ul (0 Put his lei! leg wtdor him, rea<ly (0 iUIIIP 1""1 at tbe first chance. •oj iOOkiCI illliier IIIJ' siiiutililr and I saw one••• the Reuters man, Ron Laramy, f!U'oWn with his onn wide openo his mouth oPen. head back, looldng dead." Cantwell 1a,y sl• feet · from Palmo&. Pleaded Desperatel,y . .. "The V.C. commander came forward," Plamos $1111. The ::_· ooolfonned guerrilla held tbe .45. 1 We hlll'rf to ,our holM - the qulokelt I10nke polllllble. 1 We proteet your holiHI wilb Red Carpeta your Maytag, too. 1 We use only genuine Maytag laclol)l parts. No substitutes. 1 Work Ia performed 111 Maytag, company- ' ' traiDeil techniclw. 1 We leave everything neat .. a pin and eleau your Maytag, 1 W• leave a postag.. pllid eard lor you to evalulto our work. And Tltls Fllltl' Service Costs No Monl Ust Ill You till buJ ·a lilly!IJ IDJ· where Ia lbt U.S.A. and lind • dullr wile npllrl your MaJIII praducll. strl•kers, \ :::".:W~!spo~, ·~~ .·:- : Maude Ralph Dies Sunday Funeral sorYices lor Maude Ralph, 74, of 364'h E. lrlaln St. Pomeroy, Wilo died Sunclt,y ..,.,. Two del-.is lorfelted bondS and other& were !loed S... urda,) nl&lrt b7 Pomeroy lii.Yor Charleo Lopr. Forfelt!IC. a 4200 bond pOsted 00 1 cblrio of drlvq while iJ1o ~ated was Fcank Chlklors, Gr&!'don, W, Vo., ind llo&er L. :idllrs, 91ac1e, forfeited h!a •23. 70 bond posted on a ,_ ~ • ..-.. ' ••F'··' •u-• w·- lli.Yid "-oon, -· ...... and Pomeroy, f100 and coiiiB ~-eo ...., 1 In .... drl"'- wlllle . •• ._ '""' · ·~~e·•'"'· James mchlllo-' ••~ ,.._, ... MlctcltiiOrt, $5 ODd costs, ... ..,.ed ciOOD dlstan<o, and 1lupr Eblin, Pomery, f5 llld coati, passq on a yollow line. . =· ., •wu tooill .. ODd· •ont~ •• Regatta We~kend CommitteesNamed::::c?"~!~~; "' -·~ · · Plino for die fourth 111onua1 of-•llar8e thll year, Clua llllvldao!l. ·Ul ~ St., Poineroy,, wu ~~ Veterans · Memorial · 110.,.- mtit!l""t "'' ~ ottferIDII !iom ......, 11111 bleed. . At 5:40 p. m. Sunclt,y, Pomeroy firemen weot to die home or IJ!r. and Mro.OWenWataon,jlouiiWI'o llw> Road, (0 elttlniullh 1 11n - In an outbullcltl1i!• • era. EXO:USMLY AT ~ .,. - Bill~on WA:illNGTON (UP0 - N..,.. t.v 2110,000 union m - • ol the !lratam wore blck at work todl;y, dietr 18odo.Y Boll T~ strike ended under contriCta carcytng uo e•tlmated•2 billion 1n elllra Pill' ODd boneflta. The executive board of the Communication& Workarl or Amertoa termlnaled tbe i1a11nJ>o wide walltout Sundt,y, eaectr.. at one mlmte undl int<kllcht, after returns from local unitl made It clear tho flU'• year agreemonll would be ratified bJ a m&Jorlll' of members. voted WI,)' at 12 ,_, Frldt,)o, June 21, with the opening ol CIIIIUIIorclalexhlblto. These exhlbtta will be !"I up In the junior b I g b lchnol audltor!UIII In l'lllnero7. AI I p.m. the 11111Uai parade will be beld lzum Middleport to POmeroy. Attractions ll'o 3 p.m. and again at 7:30 p.m. II!.the Pame1'07 Stodlum will he a rock ODd rol.l ,_l'lilnl artlstacoiled, "Your EVer Lovin' St. Bernardo." Maocot or Utt - · which eoineo bJi1o11r recommended to tilt COIIII,y, Ia a St. Bern- Ea""rn u. S. Dlvlolonal chaDipiooohiP boat races will get llliCierWI,)' at 1:30 p.m. Slturda,y., J - 22 and will be resumed at 3 p,U:, Ai 2:30p.m. tub races with local participants will be held. 110¥ Kaapar whn suggested the raceo which ieature men riding In tubollke ciatt, and having uoe ol ent,y one paddle, will aalliot with staging the racea From 5 to 9 p.m. on satur: illly, the u. s. DIYistoDal !roc juniJIID& ehamplonlblp, a pie eatins cootell llld a hnme talent ohnw will be omong Ute hlglo. atd·dit. lllh!a . .A.rteord hop will be held A! t:30 p;m, FrldaJ a·record at 9:30p.m. The Jaio wlit ple,y ~ '. .. ··· :· . Rescue Work i • ,,! Eulern ./ U, S. D!Yialo!tal champlooilotp boat races will begin at 12i30 p.m. oo &ln<i8l' with tbe U. S. Divisional frog jump. ing finals to be bald at 2:30 p.m. Boat racing will bo hold sgaiD at 3 p.m. Commercial exhlblts will close 117 p.m. Chairmen for tbe three ~· of Ute weekend will icclude WllUam Grueser, FrliliiT; Walter Stewart, S.turdoy, andFredMorrow, ilJncii,Y. Committee& named ln~ude: Boat Raceo: Roo McDade, Jeek Kerr, Wlllla Ltadlngbam. Puade and Floats: Tom caa. aeit, Ralph Werry, Phil Globokar. Hoot: Ral!"' Well<er, COmmercial Exhlblta: Albert Maclin, Fred Morrow, Wlltor Grueser. Art Slow: Willlotn Mayer, (Cont!IMlid .,aduaJioil ,will be a ~morab~; . 'one wht~n ,} give a Sweetheart Clfeii · by Lane~ i!J . r .- ' ' ' . · U • ,· . , 1 ROMINY F#IS, W, No. (I]PI) - Rescue worktro IDdo.Y •ont bid, watw,~~.~ Olll'l'llllllkiiD 1Bof 25 mtnera ttlfPIII ..., -lnlldt t ~ coal mine since noon Mondaf. ~- ,..,. ·DIOYtd WI' P~l 800 feet IDatde the 9""' ~ ~-lliaft ~ to ~lth!n 1,9~ feet ot the ~ •• · . . ' ~' CJI the; ~ men.'liore In tal.,llono contact .db .!be~ .~ ~4 tbt¥ were In ~'fino &lulpo." It woa ti&NfJf{ lltb.,a. Wlli',t !IN4. The remol... 1110 men were lr!lljeoliin'a-..!i~auiroomclod._,-.. .... IDdanaer p S~e'H · ~~ -on~. B~; I. ' :·,··_'' .., cause a· lot 0 f thing! a 'n happen betwe,eQ graduation and the .. time she gets married:• , · Things like fravelinA, · more schoiil, pinolns, engagement, showen. Things that bring in presents, a_nd mote . presents. And a Lane cflC;far chest is the per. feet !!lace tb _!lore , them in fragrant safekeeping, under lock and key. 00- &l b7 the res~ Behind the crowd the Allied troci>s klllod at lout 108 .guortlllaa, MaJor fighting llared near salgon's Tan Son Nhlt Will' llld alrbuo. Street fl&htlog raged In tbe capital's boa~ Chine'" a.t1on district. In Solgon, wher• 12 foreign clvlllana Including six nowsmen have killed olnce ~. the number or refugees reached 10,000-a fMnth of the ....,ber ielt homeless In the Reds' February urban Invasion. qe A SKELETON WAI.IIs. Ia &Jil1lt..,.....,q. dial will kMP the -...a In ~ IIIII aa 11oo. ol Ita collective seat&. It will be preaented 113 the MlddilllOl'lllllh Schoollflllor cluo at tbo hlglo aehool Fri<IO)', Me,y' IO, ill Sp,m. Taking part In, A Skeloton Walk&, are front row, left (0 r!lht, Keo, a dog with 1 waliHn part, and Ar! Caacl; IICond row; Jaclo Rewla,y, Karon Hawley, llelloaa Davia, Coro1 llhW. Betay Coamingllam; bock row, Candace Babr, Bill Hackett, Bill swan, Bill HIIPtlmltall and Mike Grus. lllreecora ol the pla,y are Mrs. Pat Jordan (owner ol Kao) and llr&. 1'113iloa Hackett. Elaine IIIIYia of the cast I• not .Pictured. -, .,,_,.S,gt.. Barris·_Ill Gallia Men Injured in ,, . tog Ohio belated springwaatl>o er ODd lllllllng the tbreal of anv more frost or freeze duDage. The brunt of the cold air tbat hovered over the Illite Causes I'· -f..tire car 11 ill. 7'1n 1 ;atiWfd s:3o p.m. 11ooo ~ OD ~ Plotna, ~wire: -lbia!d· Wrish~ 111, or m All UDIIsUal acddont·~ Stcoltd A..., driver of die car, In Racine llondaY at 5:15 a.m. Who SUII!ered leVoro laceration& tread em a truck Uh came of the ~- and damage to hiS loose, wr_.t Itself around the teeth. He wao lllfolzer axla and cindD ol the truck, and Holl>ital and tranaterred co a fire, HuntlngtDu, W, Va, hnll>ltal (or <.U... o1 • 1'\..Nang . :tJF ost· . w•• :.oa .r..~~~, ~~~ '*'' y~l. lliOo ~- '~did not...... J!t ·..;·4ft a.. of · ., ·lilooiiel:·.r::·Ute '- r...t~~ - .~ 1ow paft Ot·I ·-· bur!lt/~ "It w~tto oC 0 • • loOkjo 1!ad -.them," - • .. \IV~ ..... ' •:r" tho t!U'M Ylctlma lilt ' 17 GirJe Tryout ~Or, ~rleader ,. "'MIDI8"l .": ~r,::J~~"';: Yoncla,y and ear!J<tode,y..,ved .~~~~.$'$~;.~ P~'i!'"':" . _. . .. _ 90!·.-~ c. w~~ ~~-~~o~: bllloido. ~liJ!P_ II~Hilfl!ltl' 1111'.. .. lliftt fbr_lUe," • t,... MWS. releue Wd. · ,_. ., .. . :te; Gqv, Albi'rt Brower, 3t, 1 dwer,- A I - a1tomoor and cloae jlel'JODai !lionel of tho Wallace., became ttot new .U.. bam& govemor. He told a caller 11 hiS lllocablr hnme that "It'• (00 ~k" for 1111' -011! OD llrs. Wallace's - · He$1ldM would leave (Or llont&vmery lmmedlatet.v. Brtwert a Temeaaee llltlve, II "'"'llderedmoremoclerateon Pledged ID _ Georp Wallace, I 8tii'OIIatloo than George W», third P11'11' prOI!cllinttal c.,... lace llld ooce remarked that he date. Brewer wu on Ute wu 111 Wallace "meOBenger Wallace alate, wblch was almoat bo7·" cOI1aln of victory. The nut Huoband Candidate avvemor's election lo In two Mro. Wallace died on the dt.f years. A ~ bualneoa tranoactlon Wallace had to h!a leading IAl the esial>ttabmonl of o1 the Alabama Democratic TIQ1•1 Foodland No. 3 Wll an- primary, When voters wen IAl c....,algn lor preol4ont at dmea IIQ!Dlnate candldltes lor U.S. bocauae ol h!a wlfo'o Ulnoas, but nounc.,t tode,y, Senate llld a a1ote ol eleclors he was Ill! q>ected 1D drop 0111 Morrta llaald!oa, Ylce pr$11. of the raee. He ODCt lllld be bad ol tbe Ohio Vallllll' Bank pledged (0 hi• wife (0 tile In Gallll>olls, and C. H, ~­ Registration at presidency cltliJIII 1111' adveraizle, uaocloted Willi the EYana · IJ. Packing Co., GalllpOUa, dladoO: Mrs. Wallace firot - l t d ed thll!l' are In the procenoiPll'• cancer In U65, befori llbe chilling the Calloway Furnitul'e llecl•tntfon ol oil kindergar- campllaued lor governor ,.. Slon building In Rencler1111, W, ten PIC>UI and those Who ore cause her huabllld wu J)l'ObJbh. Va. Planning 1D IUtnd tbt first grade ed bJ the Alabama Conatltllllon Tbe)' aald Odlo Burrla & AaO In Recine eiemutecy BC!QoliJOXI from succoodlng hlmaelr. But aocllle&, Pl. Pill Hill, b a ' 0 year will be hold In the kindel'o leued the building anc1 plan to garteo !.WID at Recine, Frida,), •he oald an operation eatabltlb a third TIJv'• Food- lla1 10 between D o.m. llld t lJ< had cleared II) the laoot There are Tii!Y'• FOaot- P.m. Tboh In kindergarten ..,.. cancer. VETERANS MEMORIAL lando In K&naup aad Jlldo!!• -~~~~ l'ltliater lor firstgrade. HOSPITAL ~ . Klndorprten enrolooSIDUIIbe Admilllloos - J....,. Jolin. The Calloway bulldial .11 a 5 biro" Sollto au. First grade aon, cunon; Larey !iloneer, aa. llrp metal struelure l!o!i' Ute must lit 6 before o.. - ownera ...., p1amlng to on- 1DI>or it. A birth cectlficate cine, larp It to 8,000 aq, teet Iiiii Discharges - Clara Duld..,, -iuuld be Preaentecl. Evei1n Tlnnea, Ilene Baoa, IJor.. lnereoae Uta parltb)a area to 0(1oy McC!Gid and 1011. aerve 75 addlllooal carl. Facl\Weo will be DIOdem In ail nTEMPS MEIGS GENEIIAL H<XIPIT AL NEW~: (UPO NIOCIL - Tho bllhAdmlastona - Wllbor CardQPEN IUGHER J1l>Ortecl well, Ewlnston; F.dwatd Sill... u.s. Weather Bureau, Middleport; IUrvln Darat, - . NEW YPRK (IJPO - Pr!ceo IIJwoll ODd Alutra, wu ero,y; Rlcloatd lbillo, ReediMlle· tocltJ opioed hl&loer In farll,y . 11 . Preoldlo, Tt>r. Ama Peri-,, lflddlovori. · ' aet~voE......,, ~ on. die Now;: York. Sloi:)l . .' was 19 at £1¥, Nov, Dtocb4rge Jim l!ltlla. t ,.,, ' eWe Givt You 'nit lest Trade-In Allowanct·h r Your PrtHIII Wasl!er ' e Why Buy Where You Have ADoubt Of The Senb Repair? Get Red Carpet Service Here allllh Surel ·-:Rutland FurW.Iture. . 742-4211 ' . AniWGnlt S • PIanne d m Henderson p0- Raeine Announced •tuclolot• ·'""-ptnture · L •• •eWe Service Your Old Wringer :: Wash• and Your Autollllic MONl'GOMERY, Ala (UPO- Gov. LurleM B. Wallaco,ofor>. mer dlmesll>re clerk who rode her hulbancl's pOPalartiJ ln(O oflloe as Alabama'• Rrst woman &OV01110r, dl.,t tDdo,y after alonct~~Y battle sgalnat c... or. The blonde, lt•yOIIJ'oQ14 motber of four died qulotl,y In tbo ,....,..., !llllllion at 12111 o.m. (CD!'), with her huaband, lormer eaatward ln(O tho Pilllllll'l.., nil ODd New York Stale, Pfl>o ducq -noble cold- Collision . ' The Molp CoiiJV lllorlfl'o furtbertr_.,en~ ~ department roportecl .the truck - Baoll c. Bllley,19, Rt.l .o~ ..,at!Og, . .~ .. - . · , ., drl... by August E. Hold, ~ a PD•otblt ~ • · ,· , . 46, Cambrlclp, Olllo, aod was sploon llld otbor Internal iQJuriill: Walter. :!lw'riP,r l!arrla, · ~ '- the J~ O(;tfr, i11.t Yri. CbariirW, HOIIINY. ·F~ W. Vo. .'(IJPO - · ~ue workets mot wt1b •w•- "' w••""' Trucldng lo!s. He I'"' admitted (0 llolzer r Seari.. \If ;- . , , . 1. Ita- 1tttlo! ..,.~II lodoJ In -~II (0 ~ Water OUII flooded coal Co., of Colwnbua. The truck lfoiiPital. · llo , l.d wlili,.., v.s. -~-1 at Wltert .:jJ ~· bin IIHo ~ Iince "'1"l' loloo*Y: was travoliDI 0111 oo Rt. 124. - Hoger L. Sllllders, 23, of ..,..._ v..::... · It wao feared:/.:: . . · ,10 of ttoe~mioi mq llriailf ha.. toal dim lives Tbo Racine Fire Department 588 Jacklon Pike, acbltted 1D ,,_ ,,,.....,._ on ~· •.- .... •· ... _of •·---~-- · . . wu IIIIIIIIICIIfld· to extlJ!&ullb tha llolzer Ho~ltal with laceratlono · •'-"'1,..,.. ....., _. ·"""or 111.ddi• llild thet~........ ~ ..;l!i! .,.,..... · Wlltlmila · ~- ttot wa11r rn.n a. abift of 1 m1no Which blue. of !he. torehead ODd - abrutono 1Jid diJ'" He said i liMP Tbo lli!.rtfr reported I second llild ,_stono ofthebociY; Blllllll' '· · ·' · _ _,..,. the woll,:af'>,lllli aline bellw ao ctoae'' 1DtlotlhlftwbioreiJieml!ft accldln(tbatoccurred ~~~- ODd !lllomdora, paa-nlnthe "~ a · ~~~~~t W~ U. '1'111111' •• ...., _ ,........ . · l2t, lix - · flf a mile west W"'""' cor, w- -rtecl In ~ Ia ~.. !WI.' Hari1a · .._.. ...... -· · llu-.betn lit the lil&rlnea for the An o1!101al 01 the lfa!llt· Coal · ol the JunctiOO or Rto. 388 and a0011 COIIIlltlon at 10 a.m. todl;y, 00., ow*a tile mtnp, Ald. lol ~ !of'• not dead." 124 Moodt,)o at 9 p.m. • 'j'hf !itaiAo 111&11~ Patrol said ·' ..., . _ ,..... tllo · coqiw was OOIIIIclli..t . Ao •Ol!lctal of tho ~ A car driven well 111 Rt. 124 til • IICcldlllt occlll)'ed when ' l!Jo ....,.., Ia ¥- W, M. U.... ...Wa If~ ciD $lid II Wollld ~ alqjl__ \110 . b7 Carrie Neaoe, 56, Racine, Wrllbt'o ·car, headed on rio lllf1538, H. .... II. IL -be or ~·-·In ... re~ ......... N . . . . to drU1 dii'OIIIIh the "1ft or went <lit .Gio lllalnn.Y. over .. Bt.1, struck aporkedcar,oWDed 01!1! & -Bu;, Soo;urlly SectltJn I ._ .r ~ ""7 " u .. r · . The 20 !Mil ltf!'ll' - ~ tile He • .,.,. ,reaclill'll ~ aild Into •: dll<h. ._, Hillen 11>tot, Tofpwa Plaint. . 611 F~::PO Sin FrW!aco, llll!lt 111 ~· ~ 1 , could '!'II~ ~ ..flit ottlle Ther,e Wll beoY7 ~,tpthe ~ cara Wll'l *1~~1 ....... ~ . wlclt 1~ !ltln• wto~ 1 wfl _..,_~ il&h~ 'oii!ft:. ..,,, builD I!Wrloa. or~r:llla. ld. wall ·~ b..,... lhlln!l!l ' ·· · The aecldent II •tiP unclor Jn. tzum a mili'l.r allandoaed l!lt. • ' -,at1c1t1on, ihe patrol $lid coT• of tb• ..;.. .1'ho - 1110t ~· · Olllcera were not o1ile to , , ..' · Governor Wallace Taken by.Cancer By United Pross lnternallooal A WII'Dii!W treod SWIIJI In from the weot tode,y, i>1'lnBo ·~'iwd~B~ ~ , Slnw . ~ ,~ ~ · · ~~l;;~Xtl;;;;; . ;~;~~~~ • y' 1f1 ~ 1/ ~~ New TID ' $2 hop will close the "!trst ~ o( an active roto 1n the record hop The weekeod' will get under- regalia actiYIUes. evento. , Bil Bond Regatt& Weekend, June • 2~~3, wore firmed up ODd comrpltteeo .for the event named bJ Jack Col71e.Y, prellden4 when, ltio 'l'llllleroy Chamber of Commerce iQI Mono1a,y at Bolioy'a Rutaurint. Tida Y..,. the actlvltlei ' at, Regatta Weekend aro ·being moved .to the ochnol grounds' 00 Eaat lllain St. and to a river bank area above town. Raclni on the rlvez will be oC!ered kH · · Taken io Boepital r---iliii--------· Boll -loy•• In lll<hlpn (0 reJect tbe contriCt q In Veterans Memorial 1/o.. \mns, but wore orderod ·back Pita! after a long Ulneaa, will be on the job- while ~ held Tue~ at 2 p, m. at the resume. . Martin Funeral Home with the F....- other untta Rev. ~ GWol!lclatlng. Bur- the contraeto, wlllle return& still Ial will be In the Rock ~rqs were bolnc coublld In two otbar Cemetery. CW A WIUI, We11101'11 Ueetrk !he waa emPloyed at the Rol>o eo. lnltlliors ancl Ute dlrtclory lnson LauDdey over 15 yean t. and clerical dltariiPonll oi tbt rore her rettr.nent five ,-ears Now England Talophono and Ttlesrut• eo. . "&" Survivors Include 1 aon, Al'o The orialllout, COYirine 12 dllh Barton, Pomeroy; three _ . , wu the !ll'lt grandchildren, llld ..... grtal> coaat strike tplnot the boll grandchildren. F,rlendo 1111;Y coli .,.._In 21 , ...... attar noon toda!' at tbe funeral !»me. Showing Our E'xcluilvt Mlyt•g Bldg. \ Used ExclusivtlyPoraRTIFIED . MA YTAG SERVICE. THAT'S THEBEST ' "'eel- JJett~r by G..,.. ...... 1~ Court Ta~,. T T. -r.WO Bonds up ~ ·, ·. the vehicle. froze his race In a mask or agony and feU "deatl," - :· Vi-.neoe t11rn1d hia he&cl. 'l'ile1 bald with me. Tile1 i8t me iiJ along." MAYTAG Red Carpet Service > ' :and FURNITURE The 400 Reds rllllled ·rocket fire that 11e1 the nolibborhnod abla... The rttlciOn!f iwii'Died 0111 1ato the bMtlepuuncl. lunging toward die brtdp llld oa!Oif, vPI nowofilm camenmln lb Holler reported the thousand& of ci¥1ltana- Cll'rylJW bibleS, lbod 11\d l8levlllon aeta- alammed 1* the b&rbed wire on uy" bridge. Some stumbled aerosa planks thrown bJ soldiers oYel' thewtro. Clvlllana Tr-Ied Oblo N;;.;~men Executed ; ,~~ 216 E. Sec:ond POMEROY ,, M· Robinson's Laun.ry } ,. ' Commuiill~ • RemodeiU., Superb re-styling by fur faahion experts ' . e before any work is done ' "!'.- "\, Why gamble with your precious fur? See us for: • Modem Spseious VaiJ)ts · Temperature and humidity are carefully controlled • NU-GW Revitallzilltr Hygienic cleaning and glazing, and lustre restored • Fur Repairilltr Estimate and advice ~ e ' 0 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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