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At Marines 1._ ·.• .' \ ··'!r ,. .. - •· I , -, • ., •' THE GALI.l Institute, i'l f National He\]1 conduct Open through Frida! aDd discussiOIIl I • I ". .'·i •' ' , .. .' . . ... ' / TWENTY j ' Tribune and W· oral degrees b• ed • . . VFW ' • • • John V. V Campbell "Aut ••• GAHS ba1 straight win • Street Cemeter I . '' '. IHJC SMI1 SAY:~ . r' . ' 1 ' . '~. ~ ··''"' ~- ... ' ., " ' .. ' . ........ . . . . ' -~- ( �\ / ' 1' ' '',) " '' ' ' ' ' . ., ~ '~" • f. ,1 l'l- . ' 'are Recognized in Final Concert c>tf't .. 1 , ! .. .;~.,:~. concert ' ' '.' " I t! ' ' I ' ' ' • ' ,., ~ ' '~ •. ;, (_. ;~ ·. s , I ' ,,'• ', I ' " ' " ' -\ , .. ~ ' 'I' •. ac .a .ea-cet o... . . ~edlate l~velo ~an:t sa~ ar~ ~l:jl!Uy Boosters, to Debbie Grueser nie Pullen Ann WUson Rose · • ·• · ! ' ·' 8 Y.U. IEU'ITNER Leland Brown, Kathy McEihln: Marie Marvb. Fry, WUkinl eallOII lor 'IIJel'e won't '"be prwanuned to take Q : Do· tbJ!lk :Jhere wlll be ny, Cathy Pickens, Mar g 1e Debbie King, Schmoll, (UPIJ -The key at aU of bOcauae all tho Jnsredienta In " tnij\loy1110nt, , ind emllloy· a bill·pueett-liy Ill1 Harris, Marvin Fry, Peggy Elaine Davis, Cathy Bailey, 10 ra peace lhJ.s_summer 18 government 1•nd" buameu to ' ment espeCially ers, Congrells ,ihlo ' ar1 • , , 1 Ann McKinney lilary w 1f e Sheila Chlldo Hysell jobs. Thll Is the observation - make ' jobfl available on • In the Interview· with a panel then trouble will Ii'e A No "''!",:fe 0 Jenkins,' Sue Rue, Sylvia swans.;.,, Nancy Buchan: and warning -<>f one tf m a • s i v e scale to Young of three UPI 'newsmen, the 65- millimurn... Ohlinger, Janis Schmoll. Rose an, Hlndy, Susan C.r· most astute of America sl y.elll'<lld Neii'O leader disCussed Q, The clvU tlgbta do, of coum l • :n Marie Hackett, Stephanie PuU· tach, Vicki van Meter, Sharon Neii'O Roy LaS! summer unemploy. a number · of ISSI\l!B to tto111· w.el'f foUnded Gil the Is th&t we W1ll 9• execu ve • ctor mont among Neii'O teen-agers the clvU rlibts movement, pi'e'mloe that en and Elinor Bodimer. Each Glaze, Gary EUis. Karen Haw· · In Am • to 8.- that Ibis btu · · ' e of the group except one h88 ley, Mary 3ane JenkinBon, Con· of the National A88Dciatton for was 32 Jl!!l' cent •• against U Including the 1187 clvU rlihta Ita' were belnC denlo:d and .do e Ia t · t d been a band member fer at nle Bachner, Leland B r 0 w n, of i r,er 100 whites," he bill, Martin I.llther King, right&. Now, !tom a 'legal stand see that least five years. Kathy McElhinny, Lindo Hack· ~ · cl All I ~, oay Ill tllat If thiS President Johnson, demonsWI· point at least, Ne"' have have every hope that th~ 111 Seledions used lor the 000• ett, Sandy Clatworthy. an ex uslve Interview wltb summer you have one out o! Ilona, the Negro and the draft their through !lijs. Doea be clvU rights 1 gislar cert gave the Middleport bandJ. Mary lAng, Debbie Malden, Press three Neii'O teen-agers W.'Jnder· and "black power." · Ibis mean thet the clvU rlghta OI)IIC!ed by the llrot . I 1men an opportunity to display Glenna Sprague, Marianne w.~ pu:..ft lhJ.s way, lri8 around, you are gomg to Question; What Is your revolution aa we've known It the 90th Congress · 1 ' · work of the various sections Kloea Debbie Laney Sheryl ousa s of young Negroes have trouble. You better find loreca•t lor clvU right& demon- Is over• Q Do think' It' .(Continued from Page I) within the band and strength King,' Kathy MeGuke, Cathy w!U be turned loose from sch"!'ljob!." strations for the summer of '67 A. far from It. Once you de s; go to ; W operation six months ago and balance by the full band. Pickens Carol King Peggy Ann summer with m Asked whether he foresaw the --oloudy or mild? paM a law 88 I'm oure you &•t 11 mop allons to • • Highlighting a Ughter num· Mary Wolle Candace the1r arms and mischief In their possibility of a serious racial Answer; Well, 1 hope 11 wUI rec9gnize there Is muCh work A ·i •'would ol ' th '" E calad H' t ber of the concert, written by Bahr, ctatworihy Don- :•de We must find JObs fori clash lhJ.s Bummer, Wilkins said be mild. I feel that If u.; cllles 11 bfl lor tmplementlna ::. : G Red Skelton, "Red's wb 1t 0 na Wilson, Jan Long, J s tr we are lolng to have _he hoped there would be no riot wm do what they should do on that law ••. Much WOI'k atlll make CQngtess mov, q1 · -A and Blue March," was the work Warner, Barbara King, Mary ou 0 • m any clty and added: program for minority right&, needs to be done. hope that the 'n 'not w0 llouJe armed aervlces oubcom- of the flutes and tho piccolo Bradbury Joyce Riley Jackie e t 'y ' 111 mlttee says more troops are while the heavier "Scythian Ov· Hawle i.wma Mar It to move · "I' • h= : s ply them 110011 If Asian am.. mony, "Ballet Egyptian" was a Conde, 8a:,dy Johnson: , " : and the Negro do nol fast moving bouncing number King, Sharon Whitlatch, Janie By PATRICK RARDEN .During their stay the Browns collaborators and taught them his Uie ... tbey are fin people." urg cy the The panel, whloh vlolto:d which placed empbasls on the Gerard, David Jenkins, s u e Ulllted Preo !Dtenlalloaal will vl.sit the who hid how to use weapons dropped by To mark the reunibn, Broo,yn ,poA 1 the will be · Vietnam f<lr our dayl In late work of the luU band. Rue Charles Mullen Richard HEILOO, Holland (UPI) - him from the G<!rmans and Allied forces presented the movement with tr . re some • March, pve DO Indication in a Popular with the audience of HaUerty, Mike Mulien, Steve Former U.S. airman Arthur L. later make a sight-seeing tour He stayed, untu December, two plaques. •:o:;s and I am not · NliOI'I released Sunday how several hundred was a medley Oller Mark Fowler susan 011- Brown, who wao rescued by of the country. then moved south and eventual· One signed by "the brothers :'p th 1's&1 un.• IIIIIIY new troops would be reo of Johnnie Mathias numbers Elinor Bocfuner Mlch· wll'llme Dutch resistance work· He BaUed Out ly joined up with tdvanelng and e r s of Arthur L er r mstances and qa1red. ending with his "The lmpoosl- ael v:... Coollcy, Mark'French ers and olayed 00 to flg_1lt the "We first heard about the Canadian troops. Saturday Brown," thanks the Dutch Isouea. -W• are ble Dream" wblch brought out and Richard Haley. Ge"!""'s, Saturday a possibilitY of coming here 2 \1 marked his first meeting with pie "for their deep ooncern and fporo sim· 'NoBreohinSI1ht the woodwinds and French Cadet band members are Ka· heros from the men years ago when one of the his old friends since 1944. the sale return" ef the eJ<·ail'· aakt. NO NJlCO'nATIONS WEllE horns while "Man of La Man· thy Bunce Katy Russell Lu who saved his U!e more than 20 Dutchmen , telephoned me," "It Ill , man to the US · ere s a campaifn. as l~ditOI'Ium. ' ad~ili?n Da~id Nlil~JORK Rhon~a susa~ s~aron coopera~ ~;~~~~~ dan~ l~ader~ McKinn~y J~es ~~~ I~PECIAL U~ted lnte~Uonal, tbl~ ~uscles ~ sai~. rtg~ta U ' we!~rne_ -~1 '-~r~· , ~ tll'l~ ....;,~ly ~~~',;ork~ ·1ii"f£.~ \~ha~~ N~ U:, ~ [.>'~~ ~= s~sslon''::: n~ ~)~roup.? ~oriitrallons re•:lr~~ld talt; rrwr: l "' " " w-e come ur~~c~~~=sl~~~:;trat!OIJJ rl9~ ~ow e:oe~. 8 ~~~ ~ ~kll'l Blain~, Nic~, ~944 • Real"tI y Gap m • Lawmak•ng • ' ~--table ·: Ri ~re~ ~llfit!llad of..:.._., 'a !,!-.,!'~lllllt. ~ ~ ?.! ~ •if.:t Bro~ chana!~~ 3Defen. dantS Fined bv Court 818~ H . al N ar~ ~ones, ~e ~r~· ~ Ne~berry, ~ up ~by ~ ~~ ;'~~.:\:.ft ~;~up 10 ~t uP ~ ~er ~t;{; Rog~. Pt. Mae..,; Coalto~; Mr;, M: ~ ~ ~~~~ lflll: -w~eued w~ ~~~~ he~ ::t:kd;_!i~-~V.,S * ~ ·~ Mlddlft~Dr~r.pouce tt.! ;="~J;ll)8~·. :ck,, il=~up l 0:Urhatr~ltb ~urvlfort beT~~ ::~~ ono.c~ ~ ell. ;;,: ~~ ~ald El~D.I!Jvana,GroverFulks, .=·• YO~ ·P~!Mroy = ~~ thlrd·~lt, ·i· ···-~!"'"'" .7:Ai·~m.: ''II ~ao.lllfered u a parole the weekend. storms Knit. e IntncNatt'on'a 0 , ' Jenkins and lnfll!ll son, Mra. Keyo and Infant daughter, WIIUam McPherson and . ,' IT ~ oon, Mn. l'tter Obllng· Tomado-1~ thundlrralllrlfll a atorm lmJ . and Iaiani 1015, Mrs, l!rlt!Oa ripped, at thi 11111411'1 rnldi!OI> •llie ', bovertner .;;, B. Barlow, Sam Y'· Denney, tton ;;day Wbllll'lht &at 'Cout liar'delt'it Mn. Verlle Gordon, Mrs. Ralph 'DII hit by baavr,- rilnl that BD41 lt Hampton .ol J. HeM, JUI D. Jenkins, Stepll- threaltped to l161ale wliOie o1 Ill. Powell, Mrs. Larry 0. with flood witera. bQiftled Ill Hendenhot and infanl A cold IrOn! !Nm - The weather Mrs. Herbert E. Noel and ~lsconsln to Telas touched ~~~ tldna- tlll!ibil ......, daughter, Mro. Willard the twisters Sunday nJsht, Mcm ne~ hi\"'~"' Sheets and infant son, Mr1. thtm did damap bl Dllnola, on. l\lo West 111 Garland E, Stover and infant Wlacoilsln, J.Jjqolirl ·and Iowa, l!'~lltJOD from ChUi daughter. Arlothar totr..do ' ' /' tile~ child Gf : w'ill~' ~:.ollll.r :r,....--, · ,\' ' 1· ~aug\~. '*· coiDFDUDIU~ ~ ~ VJr:u!. ~~.,r.of !.~ ' · ~ J. ' . ' \ ~~--;rm. ~i!M4 ~JI ~=~~=~ Na#~ ~led new Congress was orgaqlzlnc . wben new lines were flein' fonned, fhen ·weJ being developed. '!lie was outraaed an4 1 persOnauy jdstlflab)f .0 at treatment aCICOI'ded Adam Pewell Do JOll feel Pmldenl ~ lllUch will! movement now IS he wu,::. one ,.. two yem iiO? A. AI the risk of baing termed a Jol)nson llootle, I wUI to answer llr the affinrraUve. My contaeta with the find the !Acta on \ibat be bai dorJ• ' atrata~les ·':~:t ~:'!,· N~II'O ~v~ Pro~ leadmetil,pe~vetlratb~li.IIJ• most 8lnc_, Presijmt on tl!is Issue, has Uid ~tt,and done and P91nltd ou1 _1nore areas for correeUgn 1111115 IllY pre~ld•nt In blsjorj. , . more Q. HOI\: abOut 'tha "'!laclt power" movement• 1 A. 1 saw dean Pf atuaenta at Columbia called It "romillllc nonaense":l.fJct Is tblll Is a lllopo never · lllov'"' l'lf ' · ll!dllll',... ,DCI!Ilc. JII'OI>le!DJ, whe~ ~~~~ ~nd ~ • DAIL'y sftnll&ift '"I "'I& DJ!tmif) ~~~=(~ flli:GB . • · a.:·.::=.:: _._,.,,.,.-~~n· H~OP, Ranger dowalt:IS a. m.; bordar, U.S. Air Force :Lacks, Brian B. down Strllofortrwel todtJ 1. m.; Role G. up l•ll supply rout. and . m.; Lacben Macleay down tho North Vlltrlamela I. Ill.; Barblra JOMI dOwn illvlslOII for the Uth daJ Ia m.; Mark Eastin up row. MlJda!'I •....,..,. rl!1blr. IOIFIIr, 11 BD up l.45 p, m.; b. Iii tiJe Cerrtral Bl&hliDik 7:10 p. m.; 81f. mlleiiiCII'Iil of Sa!lon lbo p, m.; J'arl of a bQJe U.S. CH.i7 1:41 ry;<''lli\l helleaptli' ~ · 20 11:10 ,._ FLI I. V1.er- lroo!Jt. Another ••• e;. iLl" lrrjurlel 11 dill llle lllll'l .AiirclciD adYIIII'. ~·· :untry i··meftl. went back to BimiDI !h" !all ' . H \lJne? , A '!'be Powell caN oecurrtd ~~ ~::: -~~ ~ a am~dlverslm unfortunate time. 11 on tho civil 1111hta front at the very time thi 1,=l, dr~ven ~ Car Damat~:ed at "ater Hazard ~ D .• I lin arne d bonds :r •·:. ~w:!:~ eoDLh~ =ripped~ p.m.~ Pf voters will be able to understand that a civll rlllbta law for 20 m !Ill o n s of American Negroes Is separate and distinct !tom what any one person may think about h1i answer lbe draft call. · The Nell't In Ibis coUntry has I blstory of loyaUy to the and ,In He ows)le hasn! gottena ~quare deal fr0111 hla COilllll7 but nevertheless it's hi• cGWllrJ ' Q, lliiw do you leelaboilt the position ol Dr. Martin t.ulher King on the subject Gf ti war Vietnalll? A. I think lhat ticUcally whether he intended it or not: Dr. King diverted the onergte1 and attention' 01 ·'the Negro populati011 and his frlends among whites from dvU as the etntrM! Issue: to and' peace. I think is regrettable ... I prefer to keep my own feelings about t(l1s outh of the ol c:lvll 1 hree·ln]Ufed Vie~am ~!~;:~ t~·~~· rl&hts .~.war ~ In A 'd ~ker, ent ~~·~ C:.'li~lh w Itenn~ F~~ ~&elnu 0 S d ~~~II. bon~ n atur ay Q. How much did the Neii'O ~lose when Adam ?J"ylon PoweU ~. S:~ved ~ serviCe . f'Or ~y :oodu:.~c T!~:~··a: ~~ ~ -~ eWS FERO{]TY W:. ~ bef~e ~~ 0sp1t bamo~g t~e prim~ News r ~ aooth~, ~.I c~.;; ~~~ut. B~owo, 0 urufer;~~':r stahl ~ampai~ ~ the' militant& will1 c1~i y.;;: \"'~ of &•ttlng I A. i,. WOUld~whopa • w~e smll~g tllat the m:~e"::.i :e ~eel •a•~·; ~~ . ' . ' er· c . . R ~:~;;ata:: me OmmiSSIOD eports 79oye~r-oY reu~lonG ° BaSIS for Double Standard ~soon, ~lgo:.,~ prou~ ~av~j ba~d ihmk reFa~bw; :! ·~t .n!~ ~:;i.t~:~to[~:;d~r~: w~~~~h~~·. ~~nt~~;~!~i:~ ~~~~:reifJ:.F:: ;:o ,...dsht .::::, 1 lidos migbt lll&etber before Glaze Karen Price D e b b 1e e e w un er- e ruacy. Then I got a le1ter decked for the servl es I ed b tile IIIII ol tile week to end a Ruby KIm II'OUnd and we are to lnritlng us over and now we're th' hall h"';?· "for the Dutch construe4loll st rIte Johnson, Pam Manley, Joyce among "s• H. he;e ... tblngs have moved so on:ro!:"·::aln U::S'ror the Sefgeant Arthur L Brown, 11144. 11 wbldl 11a1 Ued up m1l1lona of Riley, Mary Bradbury, Melanie · d a spec 8 re- quwkty ita hard II believe It's vl.sit 11 Mra 0. Boe st At Saturday's reunion Brown : 1 doll us In lltla hllbW&Y proHackett, Eddie Bro..., Bobby '"'1on t e un erground move. really happened. whoso husbMd wal and his sal at a j~. Hysell, J. T. Rue, G I e n n a ment held here to h!lnor the Brown wao a me<)hanle-gun. by the GermanJ wb'le the A long table as speaker after Twelve • tboudnd memben Sprague, Marianne Kloes. Deb- Amerklill. ner In a Bl7 brought down over i w · ' • speaker rose to tal~ of wartime ol Local II of the Operall"ll ble Laney Rlt;k¥ Howard Sher· More than 100 Dutchmen and Hoorn a lew miles east ol !Jere, mer exploits and the part B r 0 wn Bntlneen struck the Ohio Con· yl Klnf, 'Pat ' GreSII, R ~ n d y their wives, who helped hide 00 Juiy 7, IIN4. Ht baUed out -.,. • played. tractors Asaoclatlon at mldnJ&ht Boeker, BUI Hensler Kent the airman alx months In and hid in the fields for oaveral "The S.S. troops went up to Smil!ng Dutchmen crowded Wednesday. Other constructloll Kloes, George Lust.,:, David rose dtohls lr to cheer days be.lng dlsoovered by the !ann, shot Mr. De Boer, round to shnke his hand.,"do workers and tbo.!e in Industries Hagrerty James W'lldennuth ~wn. an wi • Frances. a local girl, Tiny Commandeur, dragcei'Mro. De Boer and the you 'remember me Arthur• It npplylng the highway • buvy David Dodson and Glenna Law: 'It •s wonderful to be _back who notified resistance leader child out and set fire to their Is good to see you' again "· constructkm buBbled were IIlio son. .I ha" so . many fr1ends Ph11ip Flultman. farm," he said. "i saw the "Sometimes 1 reeo mz'e the lffeeted by the Strllre. , -here, Brown Brown ·moved from hiding whole thing !tom my hiding faces at oqce," said. hio ,wife. It Is over- place to hldlnl place, belped place on a eanal bank • om e "Others take a lew minutes ... 23 MontyPrerliefl w s... lhe underground workers In distance away. years Is a long Ume and some 8 b"t .. EL AUMEIN U A.II.-TBI 45, now BD auto deal· their fights with Germans and "Everyone who hid me risked of !hem have er .. Wapakoneta, ' Ohio, and I ' no dupr and hil wile arrivo:d In Holland Frl· MASONS TO MEET to break ar Ia hardl1 _likely 1day on a 21-day expense-paid 'lbe Pomeroy Chapter No 80 ltaln' aee<ildin1 to trip 81 guesls of the North HoiRoyal Arcb M01ona will 'hoid · 8 co'unt V!J. land underaround movement. convocaUOD. Wednesday Ill The 91o14t o! WASHINGTON (UP!) - AmerlcaJIB often Je !slate J May 10, at 7 p, m. at the Pom· C.JUC 1 : orld War D'a Battle Ill E1 one way bu.t act creating a reality gap g that Three defendant& were llno:d I:. Anno . .' .. lameln told neW1111111 breed• cymclsm and cOiltempt for law enforcement in and two other& lorfelted bonds prlesta and com···•··· iUilce There is no threat todaJ from Imanr areas, according to President JohiiBOn'a crime com· Allmllllona In the court of pqmeroy Mayor 121111 ..... to al.. , the East againrl the Weotca mission. Mrs. Thomas J. Lacey, 26 Charles Leiar saturday night. services for PFC QeOr e WI! ·world." He sold 1 new world Unrealistic state and local laws balllling gambling Evans His.; Mrs. Newton I. I Fined were Stanley Dtlss 27 , , llam !lieD ' ' g , l _war Is Impossible "In the fino abortion, drunkenness, homosexuality and adultery 27 Heakle Ave.; Mrs. E. 1of Cheshire $10 and coita' U0: ant k!Ued rl fuU.e." causes of police frustration and aasem· lLewis Harmon, 503 Sec o n d safe operation; Jon· Pier..;, tt, • . .. . · will be conf: ted 1.30 :.. _Iy ,line JUstice m the na· Ave.: Mra. Carloa R. Gfilenwa· Syracuse,.'f!O and costa aqueal• · c .,. u,on s cou:i:d commis· for law anlorcement ... to ter' Rt. 2 CrOwn City; M r '· lni tires. and Jobil CCI ci.urcl:'"!'l e Vfr s one major succeed. Oharleo D. lluleell, Rl 1 Bid· Pome(by, t8 ind costs, run· Union by the Qev. • cooclllllona o1 report The report strongly weD: Mrs. Larry_Hood, Add!- bing a red lljl)l ler and !be' Rev. W.'S. Blllut\3. 1 Gnp .....__ court reforms aDd ed that matters now oon; Elwood llowlrd, Cbellnre; Forleitlhg were Glen Burial will be In Lone Olk 81 iU - OaUipoUa, analym of bow rl there are lawa on the boob to Mrs. Kermit M. Clisco, Rt. I Nlcholo. Oakl, N. P.. runCemetery. , nDIIIinl "' feet !IIWI mull be purusb, say, gambling whUe Northup: Mark L. nlng a red llghi, and Dale Three persona tm'l Injured PFC. McDIIIIei'wu 4 11.1,1 •J7: oflorll to creata better publlc in aeneral appears Rl I Patriot; Klpple D. Bowles, Herrman, 29, Middleport, $21, on Nortb Second-Ave. In Mid-· ber of the tlitrd. platoon Ninth 1 :loiters · - 144 feel of find nothlnC WI'QIIg In Pt. Pleasant; Larry L. Stickler, left of center. dleport Saturday afternoon wHen Division, 39th Infantn Pt.M Pleasant, 2U7; an illegal bet with a boolde Pl. Pleasant; Mill Lou Ia e !'qat••• two cars - one a tui _ col- bom Oct. Sl IIN7 •• 1 1 : !:tim • • di!QI, •·•I m.. On the queoUon of · Klaas, HarUord: Mrs. Bernard ... or ater ap- tided. ' ant •on of Paul M 0 01 Pt. • ••73 rlalne; Kanawba Falla the W. Edwarda, Muon· Mr 1 pearnee were John Nease. 21. p • c • • 1 rWne; Charleston. su4 (Conlin ed from P !) alateco:' said that Jameo R. Johnson.' Springfield. and Geor&e Slob- !'flddleport pollee said a aar and lin. Batty Nil$· 1 I'IIDIIIq 1711eet u are to MoJ1ree Deal Rl 1 Ashton· art, Jr.. Racine, boQI on exPY Ruth Ellen Durst, 10, ' 1 no.,; Marmet, ::Ued :wee:.,::uon as a John D. Pleasant; cessive speed lor road eondl· Rt. I, Middleport, pulled from 1 Include: i 4 1114 Wbdlelcl. runnlnC za inv:.. roO:. medl:al need as an Mlas Eleanor D. Evans, Rl 1 tiona, end HQI!ler Ward, , &3, Race-11, Into tbe nortbb6und :.:. M!Uer, ancl .. Wilt ~ fro l · Mrs Bert s G II- Coal Grove, running a r e d cab •l•ea by Donald 9. IAWt, Teddy N er1, and :, ...,. ....UrJI 'l1>t Lea:!: toy, ·James Smith, Ugh!. 32, Middleport. Dam"a rr· d lekels, aU ol .. fla!IIpnlla Lodll - Jellboll three slarl !all eek ,., Jr., RL I Harry Eveach 'nhlcle were about $$00. s may can at the 10:41 p. m.; Alan R. )ler-1 w Coalton; Mro. lAng Florence Jlhodes, 'Middlllport, Funeral Home, ·!Ill liP 11:• 1'. 11. Jl!ilb r:t"':.!llr!e in -_, RL f Albany; Mrs. Ethel FIVE • DAY FOIU!CA$7 a pusqer in the eaiJ;i'lvu ' l:lt L 11.1 R. ll. Bowles up puU. Lui \11 Dundas· Ml'l Robert By U.u.d Prill bltlnllldODII taken to Veterans Memorial ANNOUNCE SBRVICE ' ,... Il:lldom.r dowai:U bullet the Robert Hospital u rellllll ol a throllt PT. PLEAJIANT - Services 115.1 G. l:a L m.; c1 bll belloopler aendlng Bl'9wn, Ironton; Mrs. Marie lilt n .. . lnjUI'I' reportedly received wllerr lor Sidney Jl, Smith, 70 - , Ml 111111 dolm ,,. a.m.; lllver of piul1c srdo his cheek.1 Nedlum damage was Ironton: Mra. Claude • da7 •llriiDI sbt llr1rdl; • walker in I h • merly cl Pt: J'luiBDt, died = L • AI 1:41 a.m. tile Communist by water In the Lambert, Albland, Ky. y, cab. She trorp SaiW'day In Veter1111 llospllll, 7 10 151 le!!!et lllver - lAndon, l'lllhed tnard Om 1blan the vehicle driven by lllrtlll DaDy hf&IJ ltiiiJifl'811irM •.-y_'f lllghL Dayton, will be conducted at IUiin 4:110 a. m.; Marmet, 'lliPienl anchor cf a ConnoUy Rt Mrl. Charl01 L. JJ:wlng, Rt. 2 will niJIII !tom tile 111 aortll · Grace, IIY•U, another 11 1.m. Tuesday at. 2 at 25 • iFf 1;41 P. 'l'Qbq ..era! Iruadrell rarde wide son, 1:07 1.m. Satlll'- to die MJ soatb porttoa. DlaM paueneer, ·compllliled Cl( I HuueU Funerll Home by the being dul by Americana Falls Saturday at lp. m. Mro. Thomu J. Lacey, 26 lime low l'eldlql wUI a..,. Rev. Gaston Boylet. Burial 7 ., · • • "· R. Shaf. soulh o1 1M DMZ to olow The sherllf'o department Hts., aon, 1:17 a.m. Sat. age from dli middle Itt aort11 he """'·- · II wu1 be In lAne Oat dowrl 4 1P. m.; Mt. state lllllt llltackJ. For the Connolly was traveling Mrs. Clinton E. SwiJber, to lbe 11\Ndle (Ia IOI5IIi por. reportad, Tilt drlv• ., ol t II Frlenda may call atlbe n1sl8 tbe pall wu Rt. , lbout Pleasant, son, 12:08 p.m. ttoa. , D~l car w-. ;!*I ·.to 1Ur1 horne. 1 131 1 - J,Qck 14. Jb. bqet. oouth o1 the Junctloa Mrs. Rob e r t H. V , ·· or • 011 drai'its ol lalliQj up 9:40 '- m.; Poplar up at Racine wbe hte 116'1 son, 1:45 p.m. - l i l y eotl wtldller lo yt... tile rlaJrt of way. • OOUNSBLORS TO MEET P. m.; PeaJ Downer up Al Wall'111111 put II, It was model velllcle wW penllt tllroqb lilt pet' lllo wart! , P. m.J Lllther i11n1marJ- of tbe apaeltd hit about lnchel 1 lllldrarl• lod, with Utile day • Ill'• day summoned to. liDolba' lccldenll Pall ConnJelore ol 'llieocll!rl 10 1 ! do!irrla. m.: llecijGJ11 up 1:20 atmlllraau Atiadl er that bed coVti'ed eUqe ill t i l t - lllllf'l' on Nll'tb $ecolld-Ave. wbeu Council will meet at the L m.k Loc* 15, DuntU Bruot Starting at t bat •a Mrs. J. Mlehlel AUeFJ, Mar- ahlrl. ' lll!'ee. p,ara If~• dama&llll Sat- of Mary B. Hel\101, :20a.m.:JohnJ.Roo moment, Btmm mortar Author!Ues reportad llf\d VI. llalley, Miss Caryl Proclpllltla• wUI lolal a. urllay lll&ht. evening, May ll. Hosteso m.; Lodl lf, Eulo ripped Into Con Thine. AI vehicle went ton UrbMrsan. ACh.esCornter eGtt,. sp-s 5'8IIDd - . • lourtll loclr A cat driven b7 •l!ov be Eva Robson. ''"a.m.; Lacll!t A1lo Cin'oll'l "Loill Tom"' "' · • • ' llo · . "l apl;30a.m.;toctiOU.S. crews llrlq about30feet <IFrrlniiiiOIIIJ aa ,lhowm llon, 18, Star LOCALT£MI1 G. ,.Ill clown UOa.m.; bowilzen into Nortlr o1rlnned a tree and tnoct- Mrs. Edwin E. Gates, M r s. tver lbe W'llkead. Route, •topped • In the tralfle The tamperature ' In J'lon4oWD8:20a. m.;O.F. begBDiakingiii'Jmmrocket pver a maU bo•ln front Earl Genlry, John w. H•ll, lane to , 1UoW , l tar 18 pill, roy's downlo!m bUIIneq U5 L m.; HllrftJ The North VIetnamese Jamel Connolly residence. Dele W, IDU, Jr., Jeffrey John· poUoe said. A ear driven0 by trlct at IliJO a.m. today up 7;05 a. m.; Loci: 21. IIIDIIIII'Oitnds Into the Connolly escaped llnjury, 1011, Mrs. Mary N. Law, Mu. OPEN MGIIEJI , T. Pullin&, 11, L n 8 511 degreeo, under sunny skleo. ap U:IO p. m.; eot. o1 Qlo Lim and The _ . med. Dewey E. McCain, Mrs. Stella , , • Rl. 1, IIlio A ._..,.,.Queen,it up HI a. m.; Jef. rwnc1s ol the l40mlll rocket& so :8:'"ment V. Mobr, Mrs. GeorJe 1. Pink· NEW (UP!) - Prices driven by ·ll'6dDiy P. mounted 18 , 100 , to tile "'' up 5:35 a. m.; Loci: 22, the Marine he~ erman, Larry A. R1tcllle, Roy today opened higher in moder- ~~~ It, RL 1, ~. ear 1>100, and 1110 to the ~\,illeavw up 3:2$ a. rn.; Wmlam Dona Ha. 30. Reedmlla. oo Ru88ell, Don B. TIUis, Mrs. ltely acUvt lrad!n& on the New '~ll~Cf lllr rear ol the Plrl11ns car whlcb 1n tum struu ZlDilrner up 5:10 a. m.; Loci: the peace Alqlrstlne M. wnfiams, Debra York Stock El:chafl&e, re;: of lbe Hatton vehlcla, car. lnv&ltiJatlon 1s belnl R. 401115 ,,..- p. m.; 151 tha ana near the Charlas Window, Mrs. Charl01 G. . _ • , amage to tl!e cor a-; tlmrad, pollc,l reported. be•~ l!e'!o~ ~:, e~onstratlons ~ pe~: ~sed~~~emonstra~ons P~ ~em~nstrations ~1st recei~ed ~: :Say~ ~:~~ ~:~e ~ :~s~~:~~:·. ::,~~· :t:z•.E~~~ .~>:~ ::~~eby~o~:ne ~: set <tvll·· ri~ 1T! ~pie llnge~ ol~ teetHi/t. N~. d~ne a "But~ sgt • Brown Gzven • nero ~~.:\:. ~:pt::n• ~a:G::shKa~lj Kith~ emAmong the Cadet Band numwere "Villege Charm,'' "Early E"'!,lsh SUite" and "The Erie Canal, an American work oang. The concert marked the final contest of the Middleport band which next year wiU be consoU· dated with the Pomeroy and RuUand banda In tho new M•li• Local School District. Concert band members are Debbie Grueaor, Belay Qmnlng· ham, Ruth Ann Lacey, MeUssa rela~ ~r ~me embl~' Mcln~h ~re1~:e:~ba~to .!~ ~=~ I' ~· N~poes. ~e ~vancement Color!~~ , B....•e~S th~re." Sets All-Time Fielding Mafk But Ca~ds Losp ; ' ' . ~~.:.:~.; s~:tlnel, ~~~r.r~~rt Q.; ~ J s7 ,, .. H~~kett, ~anis a well reoelved final Sunday by the Middle. •.• bands In the blgh school ;, . . Appearing In the COnceit In ;: to the senior band with • a vor1ed program wao the Mid· , dleport Cadet Band. Gllta, mus1eal amblem pen· lor the girls and key chams wltb the tame motif lor ' * · "'i ~~1 r ct.r~ ·~ :~·."!ighto:d ~~=~:::.":'.:"'...:;;:'.~:-..=·.'!::'== • "' ' ··f ,. ltJ ' \ I •"' r I ' _,, ' .., .....,l'tiiiiMI I b; ;od lie\ lor hit flrlt extra base hit In who baa bit onl)f one homer in hit, Flood called it a ~·- By JOE GERGEN games at :MI6 Sun~Jj.!~t wa~~ 'llh Cardinals the major leagues a double. UP! Sporjl Writer · guilty of an error n r~emen e , ., tile ptatb Kessin er ' the There's a catch to on the the H ,..Shannon'• hl::,:"g Chica:o ·,borIs to · Flocid's latest National Led~e~ thai insured hiS new ret'C · ng _. p1 , rtin that the little The result a ::, F/:oo g American Lea gill Nitlollal Leape der to · , 1 Iober dSt. l1:'s Cubs the Nut two batters in Itioned himself only 20 yards 0 W. L. Pol. GB Flood, a brilllant de1ens1ve I an ' 0 e \ , • b I be "nd nd baSe confident By U•lted Preas Internallonal Cincinnati 17 8 .51110 ... player, set an a)l-time league who moved into stle possesSion the berne half before pmc th hi s;:d e· th;t . . w. L. Pet. GBIP ltsburgh 12 6 .667 112 mark for consecutive errorless of f1flh place. hitter Clarence Jones oonnected e kno g !3 7 .650 ,, !St.1 Louis 12 9 .511 3 .&32 'h Atlanta 12 9 .571 3 1 Detroit 12 10 7 9 .526 21f..IC11icago 10 9 .526 4 Chi<BHO II 10 .524 2' 1 .1 !Philadelphia 10 10 .500 4'1.1 j .. New York Washington .500 \San Francisco 89 12 13 .429 .381 76 10 10 _ 3\1 New York Boston 11 12 478 3 Crliforn\a 99 11 Angeles 13 .318 .350 8\1 71> !2 .450 .429 44\1 liAs Houston 77 13 Mmnesota 8 11 .421 m j Sunday'• Results . Balllmoro .400 5 H?uslon at N.Y., 2, ppd., ram Cleveland L.A. at Phila., ppd., rain , , 12 8 Kan;as City Sunday's Results san Fran. at Pitts., ppd .. rain 1 LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UP!) - stark, a strapping son of unde- with vengeance, cla1mmg he made a bold move to the Cllicago 5 St. lAIJis 4 For LloYd (1100) Bentry the leated Italian champiOn R•bot had worked the horse tno hard. Is•de. S G N Lt--:-L:....,..,..;.._...:~---rI r~rd_ Cu~. fa~Ied ma~e. :th:J: same.~lay o~ ~ntest :~e centerf\e~ wa~ ~in~:·~~ ~:c~n~:~e ~l:onm::JI~:'"':ve~a::" ~~te ~he C~~=g re~red -~ Der bIV ' 1T r 1 t .f. 8 .L'Va : th tf l n J us l l e .J Galb~eath Rad ln ~~a,·ner D·~· B~ltimore rhree yearo, could not clout the Ithe ,Cubs called it a .~,. • ball over hiS head. 1 Rain CUts Scbedllo "I Flood was wrong-but not far In the enly oilier wrong Kessinger hit a chip •hot played in the Senior elwolilt, Into field, a routine fly Ati..U. under normal circumsfances. Cincinnati S.S, shaving tJ tho Flood one ol the best in the Reds' marjin Ill 11·2 1!@1"01 ' at going back on lly over Pittsburgh. The save it a good chase and game w)th San Francisco ' wal reached It at the last mstant rained out, M was a but the ball skidded off his game between i.4l8 An~ , and glove. Philadelphia and a The official scorer caUed it a between New York and Hou• ton. :, ALJ,STAR Detroit U>ok over sol• J'!l'iSet- c~nter doublelJ,~~Pder Yo~k a!~ ~ favor~te, r~, ~ay llDr~e lavor~te, ~n<ton ~ cnt1c1s~ ~---- ---~ I "ddl B ~ Goes w est M1 eport Oy For 2National 'IT Titles ~ -~--~-- \ Weekend Sports Summary ,. Courts Or ('ongress May Uvln~ Decide Issue I ' sion of by firstblanking in the Baltimore American League 4-0 while Catilornla !lipped Boston'.bfilered Minnesota 9-6 and whipped Kansas City 11-3 after the A's had won the lirst ,ol a doubleheader H . {!blcaglt at Cleveland was postponed by ram. ·, Orlando Cepeda hit bls:"fourtb homer in three days .fot.' the _......_,yo, Cards and Ernie llanks p>led ,''• •'";"_,.. his 422nd career bomer lor the ( ·& ICubs Woodward hellehed for weak hittmg in; the about me romtug out to Held tbe bunts!" season, drove in two runs wtth · singles in b..aking the Braves' losmg streak at two gall'••· CONTENDER PICKED I Woodward singled ho!Tll! Joe 1 _ Torre In the second inning and . SYDNEY. Australia (UP) . Rico Carty in the fifth whi!IJ the Washington~. I ~hn deiea~ league-l~ing Pl~ates• ~It Ch.c•go at Cleve., ppd., rain Atlanta 5 Cincinnati 3 93rd runnlng of the Kentucky and the dam Flower Bowl, wm·ked him on bad tracks and The Darby Den colt I 0 Monday's Probable Pitchers Derby was one of vindication- Graustark was undefeated, worked h•m too SOOft after hiS straight down the atretcb , B:··· . "Mmnesota 6 Atlanta (Kelley 1-1) a\ despite all comments to the' but had been hampered by in· m]unes ' beat ' out the pace . K""' "' City 4 New York 1, ls\ :Philadelphia I Jackson 2, 1) conqary juries prior to the running ol Gentry lashed back at many Barbs Delight and give Now 8 Kansas City 3, 2,nd rught ' The vlctory by 3\).to-1 shol the Bluegrass Stakes, a Derby ol the nation's turlwriters who breath bis oecond derby win Cal lfnrma 5 Washmgton 0 I San Francisco tMaridlal 3·3) Proud Clarion also justilied the Prep at Keeneland were cnhcizmg h•m. He was two starts. The first camo Monday's Probable Pltcbers iat Chicago (Jenkins 3·0. faith that Columbo.' financier But the mighty Graustark, all but forgotten until Saturday. t963 With Chateaugay. New York, (Talbot 1·0) at , St. Louis (Washburn 1·2) at Galbreath had in the roiHihe odds. on Derby But Galbreath continued tD "Everybody though! Cahforma (Willhite \).{)), mght. \Pittsburgh• (Pizarro 3-1) night! troversial trainer of his Darby was beateo by a nose 10 the 'l supporl h•s rontroverSial train stark would win but Wr.,hmgtDn I Ortega 1·2)_ Los Angeles (Qsteelt 3.1) at Dan Farms Bluegrass Stakes by Abes er and gave h<m Proud Clarion thought th•• colt could," Mmnesota (Boswell 1!-ll rught. . · · . · to prepare 1or !hiS Year's run t s81d· i0n , ames cheduled)' 1Houston (Dierker 2-Z), mght. Proud Clarion, giVe• a brll·I Hope. , I<Only games schedulo:dl llant and S(<met•mes lucky ride It was then revealed the Sun· lor the Roses. I would have to It s 1Y g Tuesday's Gam.. 1 Tuesday's Games by Bobby Ussery, won the Ken· [ day before the Derby that The three - ye•r · old racked a b1gger thrill tD WID w•lh a Nc•> York at California, night Cincinnati at New York, night tucky Derby Saturday In a Graustark had broken a bone m up four wms and a second 10 I shot than With • .. at K.C., 2, twl·night IAtlanta at Philadelphia, night steady drizzle and paid $62 20 to his fool and not only would · slx sta•ls th1s year [would have been a thi,.;po at Baltimore, mght [St. Louis at Pittsburgh, night win _ a longshot player's miss the Derby but would nev- Gentry was hopmg for a lasl [sa1d 1\'"'h!ngton at Mmn • night ,san Francisco at Chicago dream. er race again. track and that's what he got, Galbreath !mew Boo . Dell Cit at Cleveland, mght Los Angeles at Houston, night But it was little more than He was then retired to stud despite a day • long ram. was_ wmner. despite all the -·-· ---a year ago that Galbreath and · at the beautiful Darby Da n Ussery was holdmg Proud last year, and Gentry inned their hopes for a Farm near. Lexington. Clanoo far back '" !he pack w•th him. Derby !n on su.. ' •· rhorse Grau· The cntics landed on Gentry unt1l he saw ao openmg and He wasn't sorry. I con~ New-~ork ~'\ I W~dy ea~lier I IDame Pattie. co~pleted a senes Braves snapped a 3-3 tie witb a of brllhant VIctones over Gretel Ipair of runs. Sunday m their 53th and fm~l ;;--~..,;. - ..:.-.-===-"""1 race to determme Australia • I YOUR lift It OUR butintttf representative '" the Amenca's'I Wt'ro rtody to provldo you Cup yacht races. t-:=:":;";:;:;~: •i~:~·.;~~~·~~~:~.~~~.:~~~\ ::~ :~: ;~:r ::;··; ~:. I ball 1e1m11 ol Melga 1 Coaa'a rerord "J nds 24 mmutes and 10 Consult us without obligl• I .l,,hn Tannehill ol Middleport • One other 't By United Preso lntereatlonat 1 Zone Davis Cup tennis elimina-1 aad Cheshire of GaUia are aeeDo Cl bmember of Ithe c.. •n' J S urd . asked II atrnd a meet!D• 10 ame· Pett' e will be shipped tlonl " '" became 15 a week ago•. •umbus II IS COIP!•" ng af ay lwns. a the United States on Mav 17.1 7 1, LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPll !c, .es by a<r Wednesday lor the national open. He is Dal ' • Tuesday at •311 P· m. at of· I San Diego, cahf. favored , to 1iJoon Lee, 26. former South 1 Proud Clarion won the 93rd QUANTICO. Va. !UP!) flees o! lbe Dally SMJtlnel Ia First citizen to t.c I w.o ao unprecedented two Korean chemp1on IIDW In runmng of tbe Kentucky Derbv. Fordham won the featured two· Pomeroy to orgaabefor sum- declared a saint by the Roman ' INSURANCE AGENCY 99 b ···al Jumor lilies in tsble ten- Colurr.bus Lee. although he ~s Barbo Delight was second and m•le event at !he QuantiCO mer adlvlty. Catholic Church was Samt Frar.-1 !undel••ted against the heat tn CHICAGO (UPll - The pol· Damascus fmished third m Fhe Manne relays by a foot over [ Age limits and elher de- , xa Phono 2-2440 Pomeroy n·o 'He is seeded first to the Boy; Ithis country over tbe past two icy-making council of _the N•· 14-horse field. CIS v•er · 1V11laonva Both schools were , tails will be determlued. and Under and Boys 17 and !years, will have little chance tiona! Collegiate Alh\et1c Asso· 1clocked m 7 Z9 6 ...,...,..; - 15 l'oder divisiOns. and ninth in to win in San Diego. : elatiOn (NCAA) has approv~ a LONDON (UP!) - France,[ _ Men's singles. The latter seed·, Two Japanese players and · virtual ultimatum Poland, Spain, South Afr1ca and , Weekend Flgbi Renlto 1 mdie11tes h:s probably na· l the present Soulh Korean cham· the long • slandmg dispute be· Bulgaria. advanced to the \ NEW YORK (UPll By United Pmo lnternollonal 'innal ranking amo g m<11 plsy- lpion .. all , wIth ahlh world ; and F1eld Fed•r:1IIOII o•er quarter-finals ol _European , ten Tum1ga scored a length Satarday 11 1 ••• the UnMd Stotes Issued, ranking, w1ll compete and ~ trol of track :n the Umted v clory over Our M1chael m the , BILBAO, Spam (UP!) 10 •Apple Kmgs ~nuaiiY '" Jun• by the U. S. 1thereby practically guarantee! States. 11 7 i s:;s,600 Carter Hand1cap ot IRenalo Moraes, 194, Brazil, Tennis A3'n. ',the U. S. Open men's tille for, The oouncll voted to 10 8'l Aqueduct. !outpointed Marino Echevarria, 1Pantherettes Y•storday. in Columbus, ift a the first time will leave the a federatiOn proposal that 1f 4 Musketeers 7 11 , ]186, Spam (10). uwarm-uo" tomnament af!.:,ng: country. sP.tttement of the dispute can- Team high game and series\ FRANK FUR 'f, Germany bers ol t"• co,umbus T•·: not be obtained in another- Creep• 627 and 1215. High (UPil - Karl Mildenberger, one FRANKFURT, Germany ~!'"t•nnis Club, he sw•pt me<hati~n session with the sports Game and Series - Brenda of the eight h~avyweights (UPI) -Karl Mildenberger, ., vents boys and men He , IDe ' arbitratiOn board, that the IS· Van Meter, 147 and 294. ' mentioned m a posSible elmuna· 2ft! 1-1, Germany, stopped Amos 1 ..• e :n·, ·. , ., in bolh boy<[ . I sue should he decided IR the -t1on tournament lor CasSIUS !Big Train) Lincoln, 209, Los 1 11 won a .and' ~~ . tlo na I · courts or by Congress. , Clay's IItle. stopped Amos Angeles (6). d' ·ons the men's singles·' By Unl ted Preo lntema Trl County IA!agne ·~::• t los;n~ 0 game And w1th 1 Natloool Leapt , NCAA President Mark Plant April · 18, !1167 : victory m the Tall City women'SI ;i~h ~tool i.eaoher Barry Rost Houston at N. Y., 2, ppd., rain of Michigan said .he was n o t Polnls scheduled !!).round bout. , BUENOS AJRES (UP!) r · 'on"'i he also won the l optimistic about • settlement, , Holsum No. 1 76 , Benny Br1scoe, 156, Philadel01 bm~.~-;s 'doubles division. ILA, at Phila., ppd, rain !and added, "Go]elll there is the 1 Foreman And Abbott 75 ' Sunday phi a, drew with Carlos Monzon, c ~""' ,, Otlo's top 10 ranked I --;j authonty to bmd the parhes 10 iCraig's Market 66 HOUSTON (UP I) 158, Buenos Aires. 1·ers ore members of San Fran. at P1tts. ppd raiD arbilrabon, there IS not much G & J Auto Pa:ts 64 Beard won the Houston 1 like to hancl yon the cash quickly 1 and competed. ~:n ciu;l , , hope " Crows Sleak Hose 49 , tournament by one stroke ITAI.JAN WINNER and confidentially. I give you tbe ---------~---~--' St.Louis 100100101-4 70 , Plans said the NCAA was iHolsum No.1 30 l a274lotal. ST. CROIX, Switzerland budpt tenDS tbat suit you best. You IChicago 200 110001-5 7 Zl willtng to arbitrate all Issues High Game - George Grate ' (UPFI - Vittorio Adorn! of llaly will Jib our very peroonal service. Gibson 14-2) and McCarver; i "provided that AAU will do the 211 : High Series - Roger Dil_l MONTE CARLO iUPI) won his second consecutive Remember ••• W btiJ money is tb• ' INye (2-1) and Hundley. HRS- \same" He added that th~ AAU Ion 591. Team High Game and Dems Hulme of New Tour de Romandie Ifill,;.,,., Cfly is tb• Let us abow you we rettUy mean 1L Unlt..t Press 1oter11a"onal ' Cepeda (5tb), Banks <3rd), : has refuseli such .• commitment Series _ Craig's Market, 911 won the Grand Prix of championship Sunday with a 8Y National League ,Shannon (2nd). · and the l•derahon has Wllh- and 2615, ' Iauto race in which time of 20 hours, 35 mmutes Just phoae or lltOP ill any lime. G. AB. R. B. Pet. ' Cin. 001 200 0110- 3 t O! held some iosues from arb1lra· Bandml of Italy was and 34 seconds. Cl)nnle, Pill 18 75 15 211 .3731Atlanta 012 020 'oox- 5 10 1!ll01t MACHINE NO. 13 ... · ·,If i injured. Adorni pulled away from Bob Miller Pit 17 74 12 '251 .351 , Maloney, Nottebart (6), 0!-1 Plant said the NCAA has re- Seailnel Bowling eld rest of the field alter ~;~~ol, t NY 10 43 2 IS .M9 ' tech 17), Abernathy1 (8) 1cei~ed legal opini~s _that the Badiam Boys MIDLAND, Tex (UP!) kUometers. He was followed by 125 East Main Cepeda. StL 17 66 13 23 .348, F..dwards, Pavletich <8); rple on .sanct1omng track April It. 1967 ' 1on (A AU\ and the U. S . Louis Plennlnger of Switzer- I Phone 992·2171 Allev, Pill 18 69 6 24 .3!8 N1ekro (7) and Torre. \Vi'- ~mpetltlon ~10\ates ~ederal an· Won lAst tween th• Amateur AthletiC Un· land. 42 seconds behind, Brock, S\1. 21 98 15 34 .M7 JarviS 13-0). LP-Malpney·(J·2). tl·t!USt laws and '"d he be- Strikes ImposSible 12 6 Carol Mano scored a Armand Desmet of Belgium Mz·o, kL Pitt 18 78 13 'li ,3!6 'HRs-Rose <3rd), Perez (4th)". ,lieved there might be a basiS Fearsome Foursome 12 6 victory in tho Tall City seconds further back. ' w.ums, Chi 19 70 1l 24 .M3: AmeriCBD Leape !OJ;,. I lawsuit .by Kansas d I The Bombers 7 II open golf tournament. She Ainu. At! 25 85 15 28 .329 IChicago at Cleve., ppd., rain taiee star Jim Ryun, w h 0 Monkey • runoers 5 13 a 214 for 54 bOles, PI"! 9 17 .rrl , world reeord half-mile time has Te m high game and series _ International League. 52 & SAVINGS COMPANY 19 League .Bait. 008 000 0110-0 S 1, been denied re<o&nition, Impossible. 615 and[ PRINCETON. N J. (UP!) - Campbell was drafted G. AB. R. H. Pc!· Detroit 001 1130 001- 4 I t ,IY because of action by I he 1214 , High Game and series -I Peter Carnl was named head from the New York Meta farm K•1ine, Del 20 75 16 29 ,387 c MrNally, Drabowsky AAU. Steve Story, In and 332. ' basketball coach at club at Jacksonville. He Vrslles, Min 77 9 23 .3M , Dlllman Bunker (I) • Plant said be . Bill Van peared in only one game for the 20 Csnova, 'Was 1& 58 7 21 .36:1·Haney; Sparma ,<3-41) . were al!ernattve l Early Wedsesday Mixed uague Kolfl, who resigned to F.Rbsn, !Ia! 21 75 14 25 .:133 ;Freehan. LP-McNaDy (1-2). pieoes of legislation concerning April lt. !1167 \the profesSional Los Angeles [ get a h1t. Bo 11 49 11 16 .327 !Roston 1()0 400 400- 9 II. the dispute pendng in . Won Lost Lakers. 1 •• Jones, s !7 44 6 14 .318 1Minn. 014 000 011)... 6 12 2 One would require binding arb•- Four sportsmen 26 191 " 20 80 8 19 .317 ' Bennett, O!inskt (4), tJ:alion, another would create a Foursome 24 21 Cater, KC 20 13 11 26,313 <9) and Klat, "c!ar" to run track Double M's 22 , Cnglro, Bos 1& &; 6 19 .306 · (4), KUne <7), Worthington competition, and the th1rd BI<F's 21 24 CHICAGO (UPll _The Na· • Tovar, Min 20 82 18 25 .30~ and Zimmerman. !oreate a g()vemment Spotiero 21 24 tiona! collegiate Alhlellc A•· ·~ • Ru•• (1.0}. LP-;Perry (1).2). HR- j Uon liy congress Four Aces 21 24 [ •ociallon cNCAAl lias barred ' National Loape• · Johnson, Killebrew t3rd). _ , supervise the High Game - Nick Coates, , the Univenliy o1 !Uinois from ';'' :"'!"" lt•<'s 7; Brock. Cards 6: _008 1100 000-- G ; 24<i, Louise Gilmore 1114 High I lootball bowl gam•• and Braves, cepooa. Cards and Calif. l!ot 211101- 5, 7 ·Series- IJ!ick Coates, 680; Lm-! championship hssketbaU tour-, )lcCovey, Gianll 5. . I Ric~ert, Humphreys (5) da Boyles . 501; High Team naments and art football tef· American teague: Kahne, Casanova; McGlothUn (2-41) and 1 Ga!Tll! artd Series - B&F's, 742 evlsloa appearouceo for die FULL -4-PLY ...... NYLON ...... FUU ~~o.f'rv Ti~•ro 6; Blelary and F. 1McFarlane. LP-Rlchert tl-1). and 2069. ned two yearo. PLUS14X ~I',, Robinson, Orioles and Mi~cher, , HRS-Fregosl (!rd), Tbe penalty was lmjloaed ILACK ltDI WALL AND T\!A91•IN An~els 5; Freehan, 'l'igers, tlst). LISLE IN GERMANY S'anday because of tho e~bt· $ s ·PLUI •TAX , \' Allls•:n, 1'wino and Howard, (lsi Game) Army SpeciaUst F1ve Law· , renee p Lisle 24. son of Mr ILACK SFDI WALL · ' AND TU61 'lilt Senators 4. New York 008 008 1ll0- I renee P. !.isle, w4, son of Mr. ence of two Illegal slusb !aDds R••• Balied !D K.C. 100 200 Olx- t ' $ and Mrs. Charles 0 . Lisle. Rl. · at Illinois for which !he Big WHITE SIDEWAlLS-$2.00 MORE ' ~· Natlonlll LeagliO) Johnson.: Ford, 'nllo19on (I) Syracuse, participato:d in a Ten bad already forced die Red• and BrO<"k, Cards 20: IHO)Vard: Nash, Aker (7) W • week field training exer· reslgnattou ol lhreo ooacbes 1 Cepeda cards 17; Aaron, Roo!. WP-Nash <3-i). LP-1 cise conducted by the 3rd wbo aalborlzed lbelr use lor Braves' 16: Torre, Brav91, l\o88, \Ford ' (2-2). Tlitm ~ ,10 1Ol'ed Dlvlsjon near Rohen[els, Illegal IJnaoelal aid to atll· Reds and Clemente. Pirates t4 .. 12nd Game) 11 1,- Germany. Spec. LisJe is a med· teteo. Amertta• Leap• l!:aline,:New York 010 SJ! ODS- I II •. aid)Dan In the Heedquart- 1'"'!!~~Ill!' ' ' Tlgers II: F. Robinson, Orlolo.s.' K.C. tOO 00~ 001- 3 IS 1st B,tta1ion of the dlris- "' ~ICfiGO (UP!) -The ChlcaFreehan Ttgors allll VersAlies,l Downin8. Womack 17) II 4Ith lllfantty. NOW ONLY • . ' ln go cub's got Clown to ' Twins 15; Ble!Ary. Orlolei14. \Gibbs: · HUF)Ier. Odom II IEGUI.AR $549.95 _ 'i'llc•IIIJ · , · lLindblad (5), Pfrce (7), StOcl\1• . wa! player Umit. Natiorlal LeaP'' Queen,'Red.s l <9) and Roof, Suarez (9) . Am· selldlng o~lflelder Joe Pirates 4-41: Jarvto, •Dnwnlng (a-1).' LP-IIunter ' 1.'1' ' f!lit.1" 2) ' ~I ~ nollimlll!, '· ~·"'· . ' t. Jaclt!IOn,,Phila 1 • I ·;' • ~: •' ATLANTA ', (Ill: ) """I -~ ' I Cabr~m c~ncernmg, ~on· 'I ir,~ ~a~le V, D. EDWARDS ~merican I ~Unbea- t~e ~ppo~t a!! ! t0 t• Scores \ I LeadefS lean on me ..• I \ """"'!· Lo•" I Jarvls,i,.A~U - CITY LOAN Gnzalz,A~~rlcan S~ioes (~). ~~:~.K~t ~ i~st Isurceedm~ t~~rt;e, \ jCu=b~s~th~•-•~s:e:•so:•:.:•nd::f•:lled:l!~::::::::::::::::::;~ 1 Ttllm~n: ~nd 23 \rm~- 1 ch~red ~port. Aaron,'Wa~h, Why Pay More ,~;~ GOODRICH •• HI FLEX-- GOODRICH. $1.3·55, ' 12.• 775x14 65ox13 ° GIBSON BOnOM FREEZER RRIGERATOR""'" 1 ·$!1 'I'"" · .. av111;.!d; a -------·P~ 0-F~PITT S ·. WHOLESA~E · ' ' . r~ �\ / ' 1' ' '',) " '' ' ' ' ' . ., ~ '~" • f. ,1 l'l- . ' 'are Recognized in Final Concert c>tf't .. 1 , ! .. .;~.,:~. concert ' ' '.' " I t! ' ' I ' ' ' • ' ,., ~ ' '~ •. ;, (_. ;~ ·. s , I ' ,,'• ', I ' " ' " ' -\ , .. ~ ' 'I' •. ac .a .ea-cet o... . . ~edlate l~velo ~an:t sa~ ar~ ~l:jl!Uy Boosters, to Debbie Grueser nie Pullen Ann WUson Rose · • ·• · ! ' ·' 8 Y.U. IEU'ITNER Leland Brown, Kathy McEihln: Marie Marvb. Fry, WUkinl eallOII lor 'IIJel'e won't '"be prwanuned to take Q : Do· tbJ!lk :Jhere wlll be ny, Cathy Pickens, Mar g 1e Debbie King, Schmoll, (UPIJ -The key at aU of bOcauae all tho Jnsredienta In " tnij\loy1110nt, , ind emllloy· a bill·pueett-liy Ill1 Harris, Marvin Fry, Peggy Elaine Davis, Cathy Bailey, 10 ra peace lhJ.s_summer 18 government 1•nd" buameu to ' ment espeCially ers, Congrells ,ihlo ' ar1 • , , 1 Ann McKinney lilary w 1f e Sheila Chlldo Hysell jobs. Thll Is the observation - make ' jobfl available on • In the Interview· with a panel then trouble will Ii'e A No "''!",:fe 0 Jenkins,' Sue Rue, Sylvia swans.;.,, Nancy Buchan: and warning -<>f one tf m a • s i v e scale to Young of three UPI 'newsmen, the 65- millimurn... Ohlinger, Janis Schmoll. Rose an, Hlndy, Susan C.r· most astute of America sl y.elll'<lld Neii'O leader disCussed Q, The clvU tlgbta do, of coum l • :n Marie Hackett, Stephanie PuU· tach, Vicki van Meter, Sharon Neii'O Roy LaS! summer unemploy. a number · of ISSI\l!B to tto111· w.el'f foUnded Gil the Is th&t we W1ll 9• execu ve • ctor mont among Neii'O teen-agers the clvU rlibts movement, pi'e'mloe that en and Elinor Bodimer. Each Glaze, Gary EUis. Karen Haw· · In Am • to 8.- that Ibis btu · · ' e of the group except one h88 ley, Mary 3ane JenkinBon, Con· of the National A88Dciatton for was 32 Jl!!l' cent •• against U Including the 1187 clvU rlihta Ita' were belnC denlo:d and .do e Ia t · t d been a band member fer at nle Bachner, Leland B r 0 w n, of i r,er 100 whites," he bill, Martin I.llther King, right&. Now, !tom a 'legal stand see that least five years. Kathy McElhinny, Lindo Hack· ~ · cl All I ~, oay Ill tllat If thiS President Johnson, demonsWI· point at least, Ne"' have have every hope that th~ 111 Seledions used lor the 000• ett, Sandy Clatworthy. an ex uslve Interview wltb summer you have one out o! Ilona, the Negro and the draft their through !lijs. Doea be clvU rights 1 gislar cert gave the Middleport bandJ. Mary lAng, Debbie Malden, Press three Neii'O teen-agers W.'Jnder· and "black power." · Ibis mean thet the clvU rlghta OI)IIC!ed by the llrot . I 1men an opportunity to display Glenna Sprague, Marianne w.~ pu:..ft lhJ.s way, lri8 around, you are gomg to Question; What Is your revolution aa we've known It the 90th Congress · 1 ' · work of the various sections Kloea Debbie Laney Sheryl ousa s of young Negroes have trouble. You better find loreca•t lor clvU right& demon- Is over• Q Do think' It' .(Continued from Page I) within the band and strength King,' Kathy MeGuke, Cathy w!U be turned loose from sch"!'ljob!." strations for the summer of '67 A. far from It. Once you de s; go to ; W operation six months ago and balance by the full band. Pickens Carol King Peggy Ann summer with m Asked whether he foresaw the --oloudy or mild? paM a law 88 I'm oure you &•t 11 mop allons to • • Highlighting a Ughter num· Mary Wolle Candace the1r arms and mischief In their possibility of a serious racial Answer; Well, 1 hope 11 wUI rec9gnize there Is muCh work A ·i •'would ol ' th '" E calad H' t ber of the concert, written by Bahr, ctatworihy Don- :•de We must find JObs fori clash lhJ.s Bummer, Wilkins said be mild. I feel that If u.; cllles 11 bfl lor tmplementlna ::. : G Red Skelton, "Red's wb 1t 0 na Wilson, Jan Long, J s tr we are lolng to have _he hoped there would be no riot wm do what they should do on that law ••. Much WOI'k atlll make CQngtess mov, q1 · -A and Blue March," was the work Warner, Barbara King, Mary ou 0 • m any clty and added: program for minority right&, needs to be done. hope that the 'n 'not w0 llouJe armed aervlces oubcom- of the flutes and tho piccolo Bradbury Joyce Riley Jackie e t 'y ' 111 mlttee says more troops are while the heavier "Scythian Ov· Hawle i.wma Mar It to move · "I' • h= : s ply them 110011 If Asian am.. mony, "Ballet Egyptian" was a Conde, 8a:,dy Johnson: , " : and the Negro do nol fast moving bouncing number King, Sharon Whitlatch, Janie By PATRICK RARDEN .During their stay the Browns collaborators and taught them his Uie ... tbey are fin people." urg cy the The panel, whloh vlolto:d which placed empbasls on the Gerard, David Jenkins, s u e Ulllted Preo !Dtenlalloaal will vl.sit the who hid how to use weapons dropped by To mark the reunibn, Broo,yn ,poA 1 the will be · Vietnam f<lr our dayl In late work of the luU band. Rue Charles Mullen Richard HEILOO, Holland (UPI) - him from the G<!rmans and Allied forces presented the movement with tr . re some • March, pve DO Indication in a Popular with the audience of HaUerty, Mike Mulien, Steve Former U.S. airman Arthur L. later make a sight-seeing tour He stayed, untu December, two plaques. •:o:;s and I am not · NliOI'I released Sunday how several hundred was a medley Oller Mark Fowler susan 011- Brown, who wao rescued by of the country. then moved south and eventual· One signed by "the brothers :'p th 1's&1 un.• IIIIIIY new troops would be reo of Johnnie Mathias numbers Elinor Bocfuner Mlch· wll'llme Dutch resistance work· He BaUed Out ly joined up with tdvanelng and e r s of Arthur L er r mstances and qa1red. ending with his "The lmpoosl- ael v:... Coollcy, Mark'French ers and olayed 00 to flg_1lt the "We first heard about the Canadian troops. Saturday Brown," thanks the Dutch Isouea. -W• are ble Dream" wblch brought out and Richard Haley. Ge"!""'s, Saturday a possibilitY of coming here 2 \1 marked his first meeting with pie "for their deep ooncern and fporo sim· 'NoBreohinSI1ht the woodwinds and French Cadet band members are Ka· heros from the men years ago when one of the his old friends since 1944. the sale return" ef the eJ<·ail'· aakt. NO NJlCO'nATIONS WEllE horns while "Man of La Man· thy Bunce Katy Russell Lu who saved his U!e more than 20 Dutchmen , telephoned me," "It Ill , man to the US · ere s a campaifn. as l~ditOI'Ium. ' ad~ili?n Da~id Nlil~JORK Rhon~a susa~ s~aron coopera~ ~;~~~~~ dan~ l~ader~ McKinn~y J~es ~~~ I~PECIAL U~ted lnte~Uonal, tbl~ ~uscles ~ sai~. rtg~ta U ' we!~rne_ -~1 '-~r~· , ~ tll'l~ ....;,~ly ~~~',;ork~ ·1ii"f£.~ \~ha~~ N~ U:, ~ [.>'~~ ~= s~sslon''::: n~ ~)~roup.? ~oriitrallons re•:lr~~ld talt; rrwr: l "' " " w-e come ur~~c~~~=sl~~~:;trat!OIJJ rl9~ ~ow e:oe~. 8 ~~~ ~ ~kll'l Blain~, Nic~, ~944 • Real"tI y Gap m • Lawmak•ng • ' ~--table ·: Ri ~re~ ~llfit!llad of..:.._., 'a !,!-.,!'~lllllt. ~ ~ ?.! ~ •if.:t Bro~ chana!~~ 3Defen. dantS Fined bv Court 818~ H . al N ar~ ~ones, ~e ~r~· ~ Ne~berry, ~ up ~by ~ ~~ ;'~~.:\:.ft ~;~up 10 ~t uP ~ ~er ~t;{; Rog~. Pt. Mae..,; Coalto~; Mr;, M: ~ ~ ~~~~ lflll: -w~eued w~ ~~~~ he~ ::t:kd;_!i~-~V.,S * ~ ·~ Mlddlft~Dr~r.pouce tt.! ;="~J;ll)8~·. :ck,, il=~up l 0:Urhatr~ltb ~urvlfort beT~~ ::~~ ono.c~ ~ ell. ;;,: ~~ ~ald El~D.I!Jvana,GroverFulks, .=·• YO~ ·P~!Mroy = ~~ thlrd·~lt, ·i· ···-~!"'"'" .7:Ai·~m.: ''II ~ao.lllfered u a parole the weekend. storms Knit. e IntncNatt'on'a 0 , ' Jenkins and lnfll!ll son, Mra. Keyo and Infant daughter, WIIUam McPherson and . ,' IT ~ oon, Mn. l'tter Obllng· Tomado-1~ thundlrralllrlfll a atorm lmJ . and Iaiani 1015, Mrs, l!rlt!Oa ripped, at thi 11111411'1 rnldi!OI> •llie ', bovertner .;;, B. Barlow, Sam Y'· Denney, tton ;;day Wbllll'lht &at 'Cout liar'delt'it Mn. Verlle Gordon, Mrs. Ralph 'DII hit by baavr,- rilnl that BD41 lt Hampton .ol J. HeM, JUI D. Jenkins, Stepll- threaltped to l161ale wliOie o1 Ill. Powell, Mrs. Larry 0. with flood witera. bQiftled Ill Hendenhot and infanl A cold IrOn! !Nm - The weather Mrs. Herbert E. Noel and ~lsconsln to Telas touched ~~~ tldna- tlll!ibil ......, daughter, Mro. Willard the twisters Sunday nJsht, Mcm ne~ hi\"'~"' Sheets and infant son, Mr1. thtm did damap bl Dllnola, on. l\lo West 111 Garland E, Stover and infant Wlacoilsln, J.Jjqolirl ·and Iowa, l!'~lltJOD from ChUi daughter. Arlothar totr..do ' ' /' tile~ child Gf : w'ill~' ~:.ollll.r :r,....--, · ,\' ' 1· ~aug\~. '*· coiDFDUDIU~ ~ ~ VJr:u!. ~~.,r.of !.~ ' · ~ J. ' . ' \ ~~--;rm. ~i!M4 ~JI ~=~~=~ Na#~ ~led new Congress was orgaqlzlnc . wben new lines were flein' fonned, fhen ·weJ being developed. '!lie was outraaed an4 1 persOnauy jdstlflab)f .0 at treatment aCICOI'ded Adam Pewell Do JOll feel Pmldenl ~ lllUch will! movement now IS he wu,::. one ,.. two yem iiO? A. AI the risk of baing termed a Jol)nson llootle, I wUI to answer llr the affinrraUve. My contaeta with the find the !Acta on \ibat be bai dorJ• ' atrata~les ·':~:t ~:'!,· N~II'O ~v~ Pro~ leadmetil,pe~vetlratb~li.IIJ• most 8lnc_, Presijmt on tl!is Issue, has Uid ~tt,and done and P91nltd ou1 _1nore areas for correeUgn 1111115 IllY pre~ld•nt In blsjorj. , . more Q. HOI\: abOut 'tha "'!laclt power" movement• 1 A. 1 saw dean Pf atuaenta at Columbia called It "romillllc nonaense":l.fJct Is tblll Is a lllopo never · lllov'"' l'lf ' · ll!dllll',... ,DCI!Ilc. JII'OI>le!DJ, whe~ ~~~~ ~nd ~ • DAIL'y sftnll&ift '"I "'I& DJ!tmif) ~~~=(~ flli:GB . • · a.:·.::=.:: _._,.,,.,.-~~n· H~OP, Ranger dowalt:IS a. m.; bordar, U.S. Air Force :Lacks, Brian B. down Strllofortrwel todtJ 1. m.; Role G. up l•ll supply rout. and . m.; Lacben Macleay down tho North Vlltrlamela I. Ill.; Barblra JOMI dOwn illvlslOII for the Uth daJ Ia m.; Mark Eastin up row. MlJda!'I •....,..,. rl!1blr. IOIFIIr, 11 BD up l.45 p, m.; b. Iii tiJe Cerrtral Bl&hliDik 7:10 p. m.; 81f. mlleiiiCII'Iil of Sa!lon lbo p, m.; J'arl of a bQJe U.S. CH.i7 1:41 ry;<''lli\l helleaptli' ~ · 20 11:10 ,._ FLI I. V1.er- lroo!Jt. Another ••• e;. iLl" lrrjurlel 11 dill llle lllll'l .AiirclciD adYIIII'. ~·· :untry i··meftl. went back to BimiDI !h" !all ' . H \lJne? , A '!'be Powell caN oecurrtd ~~ ~::: -~~ ~ a am~dlverslm unfortunate time. 11 on tho civil 1111hta front at the very time thi 1,=l, dr~ven ~ Car Damat~:ed at "ater Hazard ~ D .• I lin arne d bonds :r •·:. ~w:!:~ eoDLh~ =ripped~ p.m.~ Pf voters will be able to understand that a civll rlllbta law for 20 m !Ill o n s of American Negroes Is separate and distinct !tom what any one person may think about h1i answer lbe draft call. · The Nell't In Ibis coUntry has I blstory of loyaUy to the and ,In He ows)le hasn! gottena ~quare deal fr0111 hla COilllll7 but nevertheless it's hi• cGWllrJ ' Q, lliiw do you leelaboilt the position ol Dr. Martin t.ulher King on the subject Gf ti war Vietnalll? A. I think lhat ticUcally whether he intended it or not: Dr. King diverted the onergte1 and attention' 01 ·'the Negro populati011 and his frlends among whites from dvU as the etntrM! Issue: to and' peace. I think is regrettable ... I prefer to keep my own feelings about t(l1s outh of the ol c:lvll 1 hree·ln]Ufed Vie~am ~!~;:~ t~·~~· rl&hts .~.war ~ In A 'd ~ker, ent ~~·~ C:.'li~lh w Itenn~ F~~ ~&elnu 0 S d ~~~II. bon~ n atur ay Q. How much did the Neii'O ~lose when Adam ?J"ylon PoweU ~. S:~ved ~ serviCe . f'Or ~y :oodu:.~c T!~:~··a: ~~ ~ -~ eWS FERO{]TY W:. ~ bef~e ~~ 0sp1t bamo~g t~e prim~ News r ~ aooth~, ~.I c~.;; ~~~ut. B~owo, 0 urufer;~~':r stahl ~ampai~ ~ the' militant& will1 c1~i y.;;: \"'~ of &•ttlng I A. i,. WOUld~whopa • w~e smll~g tllat the m:~e"::.i :e ~eel •a•~·; ~~ . ' . ' er· c . . R ~:~;;ata:: me OmmiSSIOD eports 79oye~r-oY reu~lonG ° BaSIS for Double Standard ~soon, ~lgo:.,~ prou~ ~av~j ba~d ihmk reFa~bw; :! ·~t .n!~ ~:;i.t~:~to[~:;d~r~: w~~~~h~~·. ~~nt~~;~!~i:~ ~~~~:reifJ:.F:: ;:o ,...dsht .::::, 1 lidos migbt lll&etber before Glaze Karen Price D e b b 1e e e w un er- e ruacy. Then I got a le1ter decked for the servl es I ed b tile IIIII ol tile week to end a Ruby KIm II'OUnd and we are to lnritlng us over and now we're th' hall h"';?· "for the Dutch construe4loll st rIte Johnson, Pam Manley, Joyce among "s• H. he;e ... tblngs have moved so on:ro!:"·::aln U::S'ror the Sefgeant Arthur L Brown, 11144. 11 wbldl 11a1 Ued up m1l1lona of Riley, Mary Bradbury, Melanie · d a spec 8 re- quwkty ita hard II believe It's vl.sit 11 Mra 0. Boe st At Saturday's reunion Brown : 1 doll us In lltla hllbW&Y proHackett, Eddie Bro..., Bobby '"'1on t e un erground move. really happened. whoso husbMd wal and his sal at a j~. Hysell, J. T. Rue, G I e n n a ment held here to h!lnor the Brown wao a me<)hanle-gun. by the GermanJ wb'le the A long table as speaker after Twelve • tboudnd memben Sprague, Marianne Kloes. Deb- Amerklill. ner In a Bl7 brought down over i w · ' • speaker rose to tal~ of wartime ol Local II of the Operall"ll ble Laney Rlt;k¥ Howard Sher· More than 100 Dutchmen and Hoorn a lew miles east ol !Jere, mer exploits and the part B r 0 wn Bntlneen struck the Ohio Con· yl Klnf, 'Pat ' GreSII, R ~ n d y their wives, who helped hide 00 Juiy 7, IIN4. Ht baUed out -.,. • played. tractors Asaoclatlon at mldnJ&ht Boeker, BUI Hensler Kent the airman alx months In and hid in the fields for oaveral "The S.S. troops went up to Smil!ng Dutchmen crowded Wednesday. Other constructloll Kloes, George Lust.,:, David rose dtohls lr to cheer days be.lng dlsoovered by the !ann, shot Mr. De Boer, round to shnke his hand.,"do workers and tbo.!e in Industries Hagrerty James W'lldennuth ~wn. an wi • Frances. a local girl, Tiny Commandeur, dragcei'Mro. De Boer and the you 'remember me Arthur• It npplylng the highway • buvy David Dodson and Glenna Law: 'It •s wonderful to be _back who notified resistance leader child out and set fire to their Is good to see you' again "· constructkm buBbled were IIlio son. .I ha" so . many fr1ends Ph11ip Flultman. farm," he said. "i saw the "Sometimes 1 reeo mz'e the lffeeted by the Strllre. , -here, Brown Brown ·moved from hiding whole thing !tom my hiding faces at oqce," said. hio ,wife. It Is over- place to hldlnl place, belped place on a eanal bank • om e "Others take a lew minutes ... 23 MontyPrerliefl w s... lhe underground workers In distance away. years Is a long Ume and some 8 b"t .. EL AUMEIN U A.II.-TBI 45, now BD auto deal· their fights with Germans and "Everyone who hid me risked of !hem have er .. Wapakoneta, ' Ohio, and I ' no dupr and hil wile arrivo:d In Holland Frl· MASONS TO MEET to break ar Ia hardl1 _likely 1day on a 21-day expense-paid 'lbe Pomeroy Chapter No 80 ltaln' aee<ildin1 to trip 81 guesls of the North HoiRoyal Arcb M01ona will 'hoid · 8 co'unt V!J. land underaround movement. convocaUOD. Wednesday Ill The 91o14t o! WASHINGTON (UP!) - AmerlcaJIB often Je !slate J May 10, at 7 p, m. at the Pom· C.JUC 1 : orld War D'a Battle Ill E1 one way bu.t act creating a reality gap g that Three defendant& were llno:d I:. Anno . .' .. lameln told neW1111111 breed• cymclsm and cOiltempt for law enforcement in and two other& lorfelted bonds prlesta and com···•··· iUilce There is no threat todaJ from Imanr areas, according to President JohiiBOn'a crime com· Allmllllona In the court of pqmeroy Mayor 121111 ..... to al.. , the East againrl the Weotca mission. Mrs. Thomas J. Lacey, 26 Charles Leiar saturday night. services for PFC QeOr e WI! ·world." He sold 1 new world Unrealistic state and local laws balllling gambling Evans His.; Mrs. Newton I. I Fined were Stanley Dtlss 27 , , llam !lieD ' ' g , l _war Is Impossible "In the fino abortion, drunkenness, homosexuality and adultery 27 Heakle Ave.; Mrs. E. 1of Cheshire $10 and coita' U0: ant k!Ued rl fuU.e." causes of police frustration and aasem· lLewis Harmon, 503 Sec o n d safe operation; Jon· Pier..;, tt, • . .. . · will be conf: ted 1.30 :.. _Iy ,line JUstice m the na· Ave.: Mra. Carloa R. Gfilenwa· Syracuse,.'f!O and costa aqueal• · c .,. u,on s cou:i:d commis· for law anlorcement ... to ter' Rt. 2 CrOwn City; M r '· lni tires. and Jobil CCI ci.urcl:'"!'l e Vfr s one major succeed. Oharleo D. lluleell, Rl 1 Bid· Pome(by, t8 ind costs, run· Union by the Qev. • cooclllllona o1 report The report strongly weD: Mrs. Larry_Hood, Add!- bing a red lljl)l ler and !be' Rev. W.'S. Blllut\3. 1 Gnp .....__ court reforms aDd ed that matters now oon; Elwood llowlrd, Cbellnre; Forleitlhg were Glen Burial will be In Lone Olk 81 iU - OaUipoUa, analym of bow rl there are lawa on the boob to Mrs. Kermit M. Clisco, Rt. I Nlcholo. Oakl, N. P.. runCemetery. , nDIIIinl "' feet !IIWI mull be purusb, say, gambling whUe Northup: Mark L. nlng a red llghi, and Dale Three persona tm'l Injured PFC. McDIIIIei'wu 4 11.1,1 •J7: oflorll to creata better publlc in aeneral appears Rl I Patriot; Klpple D. Bowles, Herrman, 29, Middleport, $21, on Nortb Second-Ave. In Mid-· ber of the tlitrd. platoon Ninth 1 :loiters · - 144 feel of find nothlnC WI'QIIg In Pt. Pleasant; Larry L. Stickler, left of center. dleport Saturday afternoon wHen Division, 39th Infantn Pt.M Pleasant, 2U7; an illegal bet with a boolde Pl. Pleasant; Mill Lou Ia e !'qat••• two cars - one a tui _ col- bom Oct. Sl IIN7 •• 1 1 : !:tim • • di!QI, •·•I m.. On the queoUon of · Klaas, HarUord: Mrs. Bernard ... or ater ap- tided. ' ant •on of Paul M 0 01 Pt. • ••73 rlalne; Kanawba Falla the W. Edwarda, Muon· Mr 1 pearnee were John Nease. 21. p • c • • 1 rWne; Charleston. su4 (Conlin ed from P !) alateco:' said that Jameo R. Johnson.' Springfield. and Geor&e Slob- !'flddleport pollee said a aar and lin. Batty Nil$· 1 I'IIDIIIq 1711eet u are to MoJ1ree Deal Rl 1 Ashton· art, Jr.. Racine, boQI on exPY Ruth Ellen Durst, 10, ' 1 no.,; Marmet, ::Ued :wee:.,::uon as a John D. Pleasant; cessive speed lor road eondl· Rt. I, Middleport, pulled from 1 Include: i 4 1114 Wbdlelcl. runnlnC za inv:.. roO:. medl:al need as an Mlas Eleanor D. Evans, Rl 1 tiona, end HQI!ler Ward, , &3, Race-11, Into tbe nortbb6und :.:. M!Uer, ancl .. Wilt ~ fro l · Mrs Bert s G II- Coal Grove, running a r e d cab •l•ea by Donald 9. IAWt, Teddy N er1, and :, ...,. ....UrJI 'l1>t Lea:!: toy, ·James Smith, Ugh!. 32, Middleport. Dam"a rr· d lekels, aU ol .. fla!IIpnlla Lodll - Jellboll three slarl !all eek ,., Jr., RL I Harry Eveach 'nhlcle were about $$00. s may can at the 10:41 p. m.; Alan R. )ler-1 w Coalton; Mro. lAng Florence Jlhodes, 'Middlllport, Funeral Home, ·!Ill liP 11:• 1'. 11. Jl!ilb r:t"':.!llr!e in -_, RL f Albany; Mrs. Ethel FIVE • DAY FOIU!CA$7 a pusqer in the eaiJ;i'lvu ' l:lt L 11.1 R. ll. Bowles up puU. Lui \11 Dundas· Ml'l Robert By U.u.d Prill bltlnllldODII taken to Veterans Memorial ANNOUNCE SBRVICE ' ,... Il:lldom.r dowai:U bullet the Robert Hospital u rellllll ol a throllt PT. PLEAJIANT - Services 115.1 G. l:a L m.; c1 bll belloopler aendlng Bl'9wn, Ironton; Mrs. Marie lilt n .. . lnjUI'I' reportedly received wllerr lor Sidney Jl, Smith, 70 - , Ml 111111 dolm ,,. a.m.; lllver of piul1c srdo his cheek.1 Nedlum damage was Ironton: Mra. Claude • da7 •llriiDI sbt llr1rdl; • walker in I h • merly cl Pt: J'luiBDt, died = L • AI 1:41 a.m. tile Communist by water In the Lambert, Albland, Ky. y, cab. She trorp SaiW'day In Veter1111 llospllll, 7 10 151 le!!!et lllver - lAndon, l'lllhed tnard Om 1blan the vehicle driven by lllrtlll DaDy hf&IJ ltiiiJifl'811irM •.-y_'f lllghL Dayton, will be conducted at IUiin 4:110 a. m.; Marmet, 'lliPienl anchor cf a ConnoUy Rt Mrl. Charl01 L. JJ:wlng, Rt. 2 will niJIII !tom tile 111 aortll · Grace, IIY•U, another 11 1.m. Tuesday at. 2 at 25 • iFf 1;41 P. 'l'Qbq ..era! Iruadrell rarde wide son, 1:07 1.m. Satlll'- to die MJ soatb porttoa. DlaM paueneer, ·compllliled Cl( I HuueU Funerll Home by the being dul by Americana Falls Saturday at lp. m. Mro. Thomu J. Lacey, 26 lime low l'eldlql wUI a..,. Rev. Gaston Boylet. Burial 7 ., · • • "· R. Shaf. soulh o1 1M DMZ to olow The sherllf'o department Hts., aon, 1:17 a.m. Sat. age from dli middle Itt aort11 he """'·- · II wu1 be In lAne Oat dowrl 4 1P. m.; Mt. state lllllt llltackJ. For the Connolly was traveling Mrs. Clinton E. SwiJber, to lbe 11\Ndle (Ia IOI5IIi por. reportad, Tilt drlv• ., ol t II Frlenda may call atlbe n1sl8 tbe pall wu Rt. , lbout Pleasant, son, 12:08 p.m. ttoa. , D~l car w-. ;!*I ·.to 1Ur1 horne. 1 131 1 - J,Qck 14. Jb. bqet. oouth o1 the Junctloa Mrs. Rob e r t H. V , ·· or • 011 drai'its ol lalliQj up 9:40 '- m.; Poplar up at Racine wbe hte 116'1 son, 1:45 p.m. - l i l y eotl wtldller lo yt... tile rlaJrt of way. • OOUNSBLORS TO MEET P. m.; PeaJ Downer up Al Wall'111111 put II, It was model velllcle wW penllt tllroqb lilt pet' lllo wart! , P. m.J Lllther i11n1marJ- of tbe apaeltd hit about lnchel 1 lllldrarl• lod, with Utile day • Ill'• day summoned to. liDolba' lccldenll Pall ConnJelore ol 'llieocll!rl 10 1 ! do!irrla. m.: llecijGJ11 up 1:20 atmlllraau Atiadl er that bed coVti'ed eUqe ill t i l t - lllllf'l' on Nll'tb $ecolld-Ave. wbeu Council will meet at the L m.k Loc* 15, DuntU Bruot Starting at t bat •a Mrs. J. Mlehlel AUeFJ, Mar- ahlrl. ' lll!'ee. p,ara If~• dama&llll Sat- of Mary B. Hel\101, :20a.m.:JohnJ.Roo moment, Btmm mortar Author!Ues reportad llf\d VI. llalley, Miss Caryl Proclpllltla• wUI lolal a. urllay lll&ht. evening, May ll. Hosteso m.; Lodl lf, Eulo ripped Into Con Thine. AI vehicle went ton UrbMrsan. ACh.esCornter eGtt,. sp-s 5'8IIDd - . • lourtll loclr A cat driven b7 •l!ov be Eva Robson. ''"a.m.; Lacll!t A1lo Cin'oll'l "Loill Tom"' "' · • • ' llo · . "l apl;30a.m.;toctiOU.S. crews llrlq about30feet <IFrrlniiiiOIIIJ aa ,lhowm llon, 18, Star LOCALT£MI1 G. ,.Ill clown UOa.m.; bowilzen into Nortlr o1rlnned a tree and tnoct- Mrs. Edwin E. Gates, M r s. tver lbe W'llkead. Route, •topped • In the tralfle The tamperature ' In J'lon4oWD8:20a. m.;O.F. begBDiakingiii'Jmmrocket pver a maU bo•ln front Earl Genlry, John w. H•ll, lane to , 1UoW , l tar 18 pill, roy's downlo!m bUIIneq U5 L m.; HllrftJ The North VIetnamese Jamel Connolly residence. Dele W, IDU, Jr., Jeffrey John· poUoe said. A ear driven0 by trlct at IliJO a.m. today up 7;05 a. m.; Loci: 21. IIIDIIIII'Oitnds Into the Connolly escaped llnjury, 1011, Mrs. Mary N. Law, Mu. OPEN MGIIEJI , T. Pullin&, 11, L n 8 511 degreeo, under sunny skleo. ap U:IO p. m.; eot. o1 Qlo Lim and The _ . med. Dewey E. McCain, Mrs. Stella , , • Rl. 1, IIlio A ._..,.,.Queen,it up HI a. m.; Jef. rwnc1s ol the l40mlll rocket& so :8:'"ment V. Mobr, Mrs. GeorJe 1. Pink· NEW (UP!) - Prices driven by ·ll'6dDiy P. mounted 18 , 100 , to tile "'' up 5:35 a. m.; Loci: 22, the Marine he~ erman, Larry A. R1tcllle, Roy today opened higher in moder- ~~~ It, RL 1, ~. ear 1>100, and 1110 to the ~\,illeavw up 3:2$ a. rn.; Wmlam Dona Ha. 30. Reedmlla. oo Ru88ell, Don B. TIUis, Mrs. ltely acUvt lrad!n& on the New '~ll~Cf lllr rear ol the Plrl11ns car whlcb 1n tum struu ZlDilrner up 5:10 a. m.; Loci: the peace Alqlrstlne M. wnfiams, Debra York Stock El:chafl&e, re;: of lbe Hatton vehlcla, car. lnv&ltiJatlon 1s belnl R. 401115 ,,..- p. m.; 151 tha ana near the Charlas Window, Mrs. Charl01 G. . _ • , amage to tl!e cor a-; tlmrad, pollc,l reported. be•~ l!e'!o~ ~:, e~onstratlons ~ pe~: ~sed~~~emonstra~ons P~ ~em~nstrations ~1st recei~ed ~: :Say~ ~:~~ ~:~e ~ :~s~~:~~:·. ::,~~· :t:z•.E~~~ .~>:~ ::~~eby~o~:ne ~: set <tvll·· ri~ 1T! ~pie llnge~ ol~ teetHi/t. N~. d~ne a "But~ sgt • Brown Gzven • nero ~~.:\:. ~:pt::n• ~a:G::shKa~lj Kith~ emAmong the Cadet Band numwere "Villege Charm,'' "Early E"'!,lsh SUite" and "The Erie Canal, an American work oang. The concert marked the final contest of the Middleport band which next year wiU be consoU· dated with the Pomeroy and RuUand banda In tho new M•li• Local School District. Concert band members are Debbie Grueaor, Belay Qmnlng· ham, Ruth Ann Lacey, MeUssa rela~ ~r ~me embl~' Mcln~h ~re1~:e:~ba~to .!~ ~=~ I' ~· N~poes. ~e ~vancement Color!~~ , B....•e~S th~re." Sets All-Time Fielding Mafk But Ca~ds Losp ; ' ' . ~~.:.:~.; s~:tlnel, ~~~r.r~~rt Q.; ~ J s7 ,, .. H~~kett, ~anis a well reoelved final Sunday by the Middle. •.• bands In the blgh school ;, . . Appearing In the COnceit In ;: to the senior band with • a vor1ed program wao the Mid· , dleport Cadet Band. Gllta, mus1eal amblem pen· lor the girls and key chams wltb the tame motif lor ' * · "'i ~~1 r ct.r~ ·~ :~·."!ighto:d ~~=~:::.":'.:"'...:;;:'.~:-..=·.'!::'== • "' ' ··f ,. ltJ ' \ I •"' r I ' _,, ' .., .....,l'tiiiiMI I b; ;od lie\ lor hit flrlt extra base hit In who baa bit onl)f one homer in hit, Flood called it a ~·- By JOE GERGEN games at :MI6 Sun~Jj.!~t wa~~ 'llh Cardinals the major leagues a double. UP! Sporjl Writer · guilty of an error n r~emen e , ., tile ptatb Kessin er ' the There's a catch to on the the H ,..Shannon'• hl::,:"g Chica:o ·,borIs to · Flocid's latest National Led~e~ thai insured hiS new ret'C · ng _. p1 , rtin that the little The result a ::, F/:oo g American Lea gill Nitlollal Leape der to · , 1 Iober dSt. l1:'s Cubs the Nut two batters in Itioned himself only 20 yards 0 W. L. Pol. GB Flood, a brilllant de1ens1ve I an ' 0 e \ , • b I be "nd nd baSe confident By U•lted Preas Internallonal Cincinnati 17 8 .51110 ... player, set an a)l-time league who moved into stle possesSion the berne half before pmc th hi s;:d e· th;t . . w. L. Pet. GBIP ltsburgh 12 6 .667 112 mark for consecutive errorless of f1flh place. hitter Clarence Jones oonnected e kno g !3 7 .650 ,, !St.1 Louis 12 9 .511 3 .&32 'h Atlanta 12 9 .571 3 1 Detroit 12 10 7 9 .526 21f..IC11icago 10 9 .526 4 Chi<BHO II 10 .524 2' 1 .1 !Philadelphia 10 10 .500 4'1.1 j .. New York Washington .500 \San Francisco 89 12 13 .429 .381 76 10 10 _ 3\1 New York Boston 11 12 478 3 Crliforn\a 99 11 Angeles 13 .318 .350 8\1 71> !2 .450 .429 44\1 liAs Houston 77 13 Mmnesota 8 11 .421 m j Sunday'• Results . Balllmoro .400 5 H?uslon at N.Y., 2, ppd., ram Cleveland L.A. at Phila., ppd., rain , , 12 8 Kan;as City Sunday's Results san Fran. at Pitts., ppd .. rain 1 LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UP!) - stark, a strapping son of unde- with vengeance, cla1mmg he made a bold move to the Cllicago 5 St. lAIJis 4 For LloYd (1100) Bentry the leated Italian champiOn R•bot had worked the horse tno hard. Is•de. S G N Lt--:-L:....,..,..;.._...:~---rI r~rd_ Cu~. fa~Ied ma~e. :th:J: same.~lay o~ ~ntest :~e centerf\e~ wa~ ~in~:·~~ ~:c~n~:~e ~l:onm::JI~:'"':ve~a::" ~~te ~he C~~=g re~red -~ Der bIV ' 1T r 1 t .f. 8 .L'Va : th tf l n J us l l e .J Galb~eath Rad ln ~~a,·ner D·~· B~ltimore rhree yearo, could not clout the Ithe ,Cubs called it a .~,. • ball over hiS head. 1 Rain CUts Scbedllo "I Flood was wrong-but not far In the enly oilier wrong Kessinger hit a chip •hot played in the Senior elwolilt, Into field, a routine fly Ati..U. under normal circumsfances. Cincinnati S.S, shaving tJ tho Flood one ol the best in the Reds' marjin Ill 11·2 1!@1"01 ' at going back on lly over Pittsburgh. The save it a good chase and game w)th San Francisco ' wal reached It at the last mstant rained out, M was a but the ball skidded off his game between i.4l8 An~ , and glove. Philadelphia and a The official scorer caUed it a between New York and Hou• ton. :, ALJ,STAR Detroit U>ok over sol• J'!l'iSet- c~nter doublelJ,~~Pder Yo~k a!~ ~ favor~te, r~, ~ay llDr~e lavor~te, ~n<ton ~ cnt1c1s~ ~---- ---~ I "ddl B ~ Goes w est M1 eport Oy For 2National 'IT Titles ~ -~--~-- \ Weekend Sports Summary ,. Courts Or ('ongress May Uvln~ Decide Issue I ' sion of by firstblanking in the Baltimore American League 4-0 while Catilornla !lipped Boston'.bfilered Minnesota 9-6 and whipped Kansas City 11-3 after the A's had won the lirst ,ol a doubleheader H . {!blcaglt at Cleveland was postponed by ram. ·, Orlando Cepeda hit bls:"fourtb homer in three days .fot.' the _......_,yo, Cards and Ernie llanks p>led ,''• •'";"_,.. his 422nd career bomer lor the ( ·& ICubs Woodward hellehed for weak hittmg in; the about me romtug out to Held tbe bunts!" season, drove in two runs wtth · singles in b..aking the Braves' losmg streak at two gall'••· CONTENDER PICKED I Woodward singled ho!Tll! Joe 1 _ Torre In the second inning and . SYDNEY. Australia (UP) . Rico Carty in the fifth whi!IJ the Washington~. I ~hn deiea~ league-l~ing Pl~ates• ~It Ch.c•go at Cleve., ppd., rain Atlanta 5 Cincinnati 3 93rd runnlng of the Kentucky and the dam Flower Bowl, wm·ked him on bad tracks and The Darby Den colt I 0 Monday's Probable Pitchers Derby was one of vindication- Graustark was undefeated, worked h•m too SOOft after hiS straight down the atretcb , B:··· . "Mmnesota 6 Atlanta (Kelley 1-1) a\ despite all comments to the' but had been hampered by in· m]unes ' beat ' out the pace . K""' "' City 4 New York 1, ls\ :Philadelphia I Jackson 2, 1) conqary juries prior to the running ol Gentry lashed back at many Barbs Delight and give Now 8 Kansas City 3, 2,nd rught ' The vlctory by 3\).to-1 shol the Bluegrass Stakes, a Derby ol the nation's turlwriters who breath bis oecond derby win Cal lfnrma 5 Washmgton 0 I San Francisco tMaridlal 3·3) Proud Clarion also justilied the Prep at Keeneland were cnhcizmg h•m. He was two starts. The first camo Monday's Probable Pltcbers iat Chicago (Jenkins 3·0. faith that Columbo.' financier But the mighty Graustark, all but forgotten until Saturday. t963 With Chateaugay. New York, (Talbot 1·0) at , St. Louis (Washburn 1·2) at Galbreath had in the roiHihe odds. on Derby But Galbreath continued tD "Everybody though! Cahforma (Willhite \).{)), mght. \Pittsburgh• (Pizarro 3-1) night! troversial trainer of his Darby was beateo by a nose 10 the 'l supporl h•s rontroverSial train stark would win but Wr.,hmgtDn I Ortega 1·2)_ Los Angeles (Qsteelt 3.1) at Dan Farms Bluegrass Stakes by Abes er and gave h<m Proud Clarion thought th•• colt could," Mmnesota (Boswell 1!-ll rught. . · · . · to prepare 1or !hiS Year's run t s81d· i0n , ames cheduled)' 1Houston (Dierker 2-Z), mght. Proud Clarion, giVe• a brll·I Hope. , I<Only games schedulo:dl llant and S(<met•mes lucky ride It was then revealed the Sun· lor the Roses. I would have to It s 1Y g Tuesday's Gam.. 1 Tuesday's Games by Bobby Ussery, won the Ken· [ day before the Derby that The three - ye•r · old racked a b1gger thrill tD WID w•lh a Nc•> York at California, night Cincinnati at New York, night tucky Derby Saturday In a Graustark had broken a bone m up four wms and a second 10 I shot than With • .. at K.C., 2, twl·night IAtlanta at Philadelphia, night steady drizzle and paid $62 20 to his fool and not only would · slx sta•ls th1s year [would have been a thi,.;po at Baltimore, mght [St. Louis at Pittsburgh, night win _ a longshot player's miss the Derby but would nev- Gentry was hopmg for a lasl [sa1d 1\'"'h!ngton at Mmn • night ,san Francisco at Chicago dream. er race again. track and that's what he got, Galbreath !mew Boo . Dell Cit at Cleveland, mght Los Angeles at Houston, night But it was little more than He was then retired to stud despite a day • long ram. was_ wmner. despite all the -·-· ---a year ago that Galbreath and · at the beautiful Darby Da n Ussery was holdmg Proud last year, and Gentry inned their hopes for a Farm near. Lexington. Clanoo far back '" !he pack w•th him. Derby !n on su.. ' •· rhorse Grau· The cntics landed on Gentry unt1l he saw ao openmg and He wasn't sorry. I con~ New-~ork ~'\ I W~dy ea~lier I IDame Pattie. co~pleted a senes Braves snapped a 3-3 tie witb a of brllhant VIctones over Gretel Ipair of runs. Sunday m their 53th and fm~l ;;--~..,;. - ..:.-.-===-"""1 race to determme Australia • I YOUR lift It OUR butintttf representative '" the Amenca's'I Wt'ro rtody to provldo you Cup yacht races. t-:=:":;";:;:;~: •i~:~·.;~~~·~~~:~.~~~.:~~~\ ::~ :~: ;~:r ::;··; ~:. I ball 1e1m11 ol Melga 1 Coaa'a rerord "J nds 24 mmutes and 10 Consult us without obligl• I .l,,hn Tannehill ol Middleport • One other 't By United Preso lntereatlonat 1 Zone Davis Cup tennis elimina-1 aad Cheshire of GaUia are aeeDo Cl bmember of Ithe c.. •n' J S urd . asked II atrnd a meet!D• 10 ame· Pett' e will be shipped tlonl " '" became 15 a week ago•. •umbus II IS COIP!•" ng af ay lwns. a the United States on Mav 17.1 7 1, LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPll !c, .es by a<r Wednesday lor the national open. He is Dal ' • Tuesday at •311 P· m. at of· I San Diego, cahf. favored , to 1iJoon Lee, 26. former South 1 Proud Clarion won the 93rd QUANTICO. Va. !UP!) flees o! lbe Dally SMJtlnel Ia First citizen to t.c I w.o ao unprecedented two Korean chemp1on IIDW In runmng of tbe Kentucky Derbv. Fordham won the featured two· Pomeroy to orgaabefor sum- declared a saint by the Roman ' INSURANCE AGENCY 99 b ···al Jumor lilies in tsble ten- Colurr.bus Lee. although he ~s Barbo Delight was second and m•le event at !he QuantiCO mer adlvlty. Catholic Church was Samt Frar.-1 !undel••ted against the heat tn CHICAGO (UPll - The pol· Damascus fmished third m Fhe Manne relays by a foot over [ Age limits and elher de- , xa Phono 2-2440 Pomeroy n·o 'He is seeded first to the Boy; Ithis country over tbe past two icy-making council of _the N•· 14-horse field. CIS v•er · 1V11laonva Both schools were , tails will be determlued. and Under and Boys 17 and !years, will have little chance tiona! Collegiate Alh\et1c Asso· 1clocked m 7 Z9 6 ...,...,..; - 15 l'oder divisiOns. and ninth in to win in San Diego. : elatiOn (NCAA) has approv~ a LONDON (UP!) - France,[ _ Men's singles. The latter seed·, Two Japanese players and · virtual ultimatum Poland, Spain, South Afr1ca and , Weekend Flgbi Renlto 1 mdie11tes h:s probably na· l the present Soulh Korean cham· the long • slandmg dispute be· Bulgaria. advanced to the \ NEW YORK (UPll By United Pmo lnternollonal 'innal ranking amo g m<11 plsy- lpion .. all , wIth ahlh world ; and F1eld Fed•r:1IIOII o•er quarter-finals ol _European , ten Tum1ga scored a length Satarday 11 1 ••• the UnMd Stotes Issued, ranking, w1ll compete and ~ trol of track :n the Umted v clory over Our M1chael m the , BILBAO, Spam (UP!) 10 •Apple Kmgs ~nuaiiY '" Jun• by the U. S. 1thereby practically guarantee! States. 11 7 i s:;s,600 Carter Hand1cap ot IRenalo Moraes, 194, Brazil, Tennis A3'n. ',the U. S. Open men's tille for, The oouncll voted to 10 8'l Aqueduct. !outpointed Marino Echevarria, 1Pantherettes Y•storday. in Columbus, ift a the first time will leave the a federatiOn proposal that 1f 4 Musketeers 7 11 , ]186, Spam (10). uwarm-uo" tomnament af!.:,ng: country. sP.tttement of the dispute can- Team high game and series\ FRANK FUR 'f, Germany bers ol t"• co,umbus T•·: not be obtained in another- Creep• 627 and 1215. High (UPil - Karl Mildenberger, one FRANKFURT, Germany ~!'"t•nnis Club, he sw•pt me<hati~n session with the sports Game and Series - Brenda of the eight h~avyweights (UPI) -Karl Mildenberger, ., vents boys and men He , IDe ' arbitratiOn board, that the IS· Van Meter, 147 and 294. ' mentioned m a posSible elmuna· 2ft! 1-1, Germany, stopped Amos 1 ..• e :n·, ·. , ., in bolh boy<[ . I sue should he decided IR the -t1on tournament lor CasSIUS !Big Train) Lincoln, 209, Los 1 11 won a .and' ~~ . tlo na I · courts or by Congress. , Clay's IItle. stopped Amos Angeles (6). d' ·ons the men's singles·' By Unl ted Preo lntema Trl County IA!agne ·~::• t los;n~ 0 game And w1th 1 Natloool Leapt , NCAA President Mark Plant April · 18, !1167 : victory m the Tall City women'SI ;i~h ~tool i.eaoher Barry Rost Houston at N. Y., 2, ppd., rain of Michigan said .he was n o t Polnls scheduled !!).round bout. , BUENOS AJRES (UP!) r · 'on"'i he also won the l optimistic about • settlement, , Holsum No. 1 76 , Benny Br1scoe, 156, Philadel01 bm~.~-;s 'doubles division. ILA, at Phila., ppd, rain !and added, "Go]elll there is the 1 Foreman And Abbott 75 ' Sunday phi a, drew with Carlos Monzon, c ~""' ,, Otlo's top 10 ranked I --;j authonty to bmd the parhes 10 iCraig's Market 66 HOUSTON (UP I) 158, Buenos Aires. 1·ers ore members of San Fran. at P1tts. ppd raiD arbilrabon, there IS not much G & J Auto Pa:ts 64 Beard won the Houston 1 like to hancl yon the cash quickly 1 and competed. ~:n ciu;l , , hope " Crows Sleak Hose 49 , tournament by one stroke ITAI.JAN WINNER and confidentially. I give you tbe ---------~---~--' St.Louis 100100101-4 70 , Plans said the NCAA was iHolsum No.1 30 l a274lotal. ST. CROIX, Switzerland budpt tenDS tbat suit you best. You IChicago 200 110001-5 7 Zl willtng to arbitrate all Issues High Game - George Grate ' (UPFI - Vittorio Adorn! of llaly will Jib our very peroonal service. Gibson 14-2) and McCarver; i "provided that AAU will do the 211 : High Series - Roger Dil_l MONTE CARLO iUPI) won his second consecutive Remember ••• W btiJ money is tb• ' INye (2-1) and Hundley. HRS- \same" He added that th~ AAU Ion 591. Team High Game and Dems Hulme of New Tour de Romandie Ifill,;.,,., Cfly is tb• Let us abow you we rettUy mean 1L Unlt..t Press 1oter11a"onal ' Cepeda (5tb), Banks <3rd), : has refuseli such .• commitment Series _ Craig's Market, 911 won the Grand Prix of championship Sunday with a 8Y National League ,Shannon (2nd). · and the l•derahon has Wllh- and 2615, ' Iauto race in which time of 20 hours, 35 mmutes Just phoae or lltOP ill any lime. G. AB. R. B. Pet. ' Cin. 001 200 0110- 3 t O! held some iosues from arb1lra· Bandml of Italy was and 34 seconds. Cl)nnle, Pill 18 75 15 211 .3731Atlanta 012 020 'oox- 5 10 1!ll01t MACHINE NO. 13 ... · ·,If i injured. Adorni pulled away from Bob Miller Pit 17 74 12 '251 .351 , Maloney, Nottebart (6), 0!-1 Plant said the NCAA has re- Seailnel Bowling eld rest of the field alter ~;~~ol, t NY 10 43 2 IS .M9 ' tech 17), Abernathy1 (8) 1cei~ed legal opini~s _that the Badiam Boys MIDLAND, Tex (UP!) kUometers. He was followed by 125 East Main Cepeda. StL 17 66 13 23 .348, F..dwards, Pavletich <8); rple on .sanct1omng track April It. 1967 ' 1on (A AU\ and the U. S . Louis Plennlnger of Switzer- I Phone 992·2171 Allev, Pill 18 69 6 24 .3!8 N1ekro (7) and Torre. \Vi'- ~mpetltlon ~10\ates ~ederal an· Won lAst tween th• Amateur AthletiC Un· land. 42 seconds behind, Brock, S\1. 21 98 15 34 .M7 JarviS 13-0). LP-Malpney·(J·2). tl·t!USt laws and '"d he be- Strikes ImposSible 12 6 Carol Mano scored a Armand Desmet of Belgium Mz·o, kL Pitt 18 78 13 'li ,3!6 'HRs-Rose <3rd), Perez (4th)". ,lieved there might be a basiS Fearsome Foursome 12 6 victory in tho Tall City seconds further back. ' w.ums, Chi 19 70 1l 24 .M3: AmeriCBD Leape !OJ;,. I lawsuit .by Kansas d I The Bombers 7 II open golf tournament. She Ainu. At! 25 85 15 28 .329 IChicago at Cleve., ppd., rain taiee star Jim Ryun, w h 0 Monkey • runoers 5 13 a 214 for 54 bOles, PI"! 9 17 .rrl , world reeord half-mile time has Te m high game and series _ International League. 52 & SAVINGS COMPANY 19 League .Bait. 008 000 0110-0 S 1, been denied re<o&nition, Impossible. 615 and[ PRINCETON. N J. (UP!) - Campbell was drafted G. AB. R. H. Pc!· Detroit 001 1130 001- 4 I t ,IY because of action by I he 1214 , High Game and series -I Peter Carnl was named head from the New York Meta farm K•1ine, Del 20 75 16 29 ,387 c MrNally, Drabowsky AAU. Steve Story, In and 332. ' basketball coach at club at Jacksonville. He Vrslles, Min 77 9 23 .3M , Dlllman Bunker (I) • Plant said be . Bill Van peared in only one game for the 20 Csnova, 'Was 1& 58 7 21 .36:1·Haney; Sparma ,<3-41) . were al!ernattve l Early Wedsesday Mixed uague Kolfl, who resigned to F.Rbsn, !Ia! 21 75 14 25 .:133 ;Freehan. LP-McNaDy (1-2). pieoes of legislation concerning April lt. !1167 \the profesSional Los Angeles [ get a h1t. Bo 11 49 11 16 .327 !Roston 1()0 400 400- 9 II. the dispute pendng in . Won Lost Lakers. 1 •• Jones, s !7 44 6 14 .318 1Minn. 014 000 011)... 6 12 2 One would require binding arb•- Four sportsmen 26 191 " 20 80 8 19 .317 ' Bennett, O!inskt (4), tJ:alion, another would create a Foursome 24 21 Cater, KC 20 13 11 26,313 <9) and Klat, "c!ar" to run track Double M's 22 , Cnglro, Bos 1& &; 6 19 .306 · (4), KUne <7), Worthington competition, and the th1rd BI<F's 21 24 CHICAGO (UPll _The Na· • Tovar, Min 20 82 18 25 .30~ and Zimmerman. !oreate a g()vemment Spotiero 21 24 tiona! collegiate Alhlellc A•· ·~ • Ru•• (1.0}. LP-;Perry (1).2). HR- j Uon liy congress Four Aces 21 24 [ •ociallon cNCAAl lias barred ' National Loape• · Johnson, Killebrew t3rd). _ , supervise the High Game - Nick Coates, , the Univenliy o1 !Uinois from ';'' :"'!"" lt•<'s 7; Brock. Cards 6: _008 1100 000-- G ; 24<i, Louise Gilmore 1114 High I lootball bowl gam•• and Braves, cepooa. Cards and Calif. l!ot 211101- 5, 7 ·Series- IJ!ick Coates, 680; Lm-! championship hssketbaU tour-, )lcCovey, Gianll 5. . I Ric~ert, Humphreys (5) da Boyles . 501; High Team naments and art football tef· American teague: Kahne, Casanova; McGlothUn (2-41) and 1 Ga!Tll! artd Series - B&F's, 742 evlsloa appearouceo for die FULL -4-PLY ...... NYLON ...... FUU ~~o.f'rv Ti~•ro 6; Blelary and F. 1McFarlane. LP-Rlchert tl-1). and 2069. ned two yearo. PLUS14X ~I',, Robinson, Orioles and Mi~cher, , HRS-Fregosl (!rd), Tbe penalty was lmjloaed ILACK ltDI WALL AND T\!A91•IN An~els 5; Freehan, 'l'igers, tlst). LISLE IN GERMANY S'anday because of tho e~bt· $ s ·PLUI •TAX , \' Allls•:n, 1'wino and Howard, (lsi Game) Army SpeciaUst F1ve Law· , renee p Lisle 24. son of Mr ILACK SFDI WALL · ' AND TU61 'lilt Senators 4. New York 008 008 1ll0- I renee P. !.isle, w4, son of Mr. ence of two Illegal slusb !aDds R••• Balied !D K.C. 100 200 Olx- t ' $ and Mrs. Charles 0 . Lisle. Rl. · at Illinois for which !he Big WHITE SIDEWAlLS-$2.00 MORE ' ~· Natlonlll LeagliO) Johnson.: Ford, 'nllo19on (I) Syracuse, participato:d in a Ten bad already forced die Red• and BrO<"k, Cards 20: IHO)Vard: Nash, Aker (7) W • week field training exer· reslgnattou ol lhreo ooacbes 1 Cepeda cards 17; Aaron, Roo!. WP-Nash <3-i). LP-1 cise conducted by the 3rd wbo aalborlzed lbelr use lor Braves' 16: Torre, Brav91, l\o88, \Ford ' (2-2). Tlitm ~ ,10 1Ol'ed Dlvlsjon near Rohen[els, Illegal IJnaoelal aid to atll· Reds and Clemente. Pirates t4 .. 12nd Game) 11 1,- Germany. Spec. LisJe is a med· teteo. Amertta• Leap• l!:aline,:New York 010 SJ! ODS- I II •. aid)Dan In the Heedquart- 1'"'!!~~Ill!' ' ' Tlgers II: F. Robinson, Orlolo.s.' K.C. tOO 00~ 001- 3 IS 1st B,tta1ion of the dlris- "' ~ICfiGO (UP!) -The ChlcaFreehan Ttgors allll VersAlies,l Downin8. Womack 17) II 4Ith lllfantty. NOW ONLY • . ' ln go cub's got Clown to ' Twins 15; Ble!Ary. Orlolei14. \Gibbs: · HUF)Ier. Odom II IEGUI.AR $549.95 _ 'i'llc•IIIJ · , · lLindblad (5), Pfrce (7), StOcl\1• . wa! player Umit. Natiorlal LeaP'' Queen,'Red.s l <9) and Roof, Suarez (9) . Am· selldlng o~lflelder Joe Pirates 4-41: Jarvto, •Dnwnlng (a-1).' LP-IIunter ' 1.'1' ' f!lit.1" 2) ' ~I ~ nollimlll!, '· ~·"'· . ' t. Jaclt!IOn,,Phila 1 • I ·;' • ~: •' ATLANTA ', (Ill: ) """I -~ ' I Cabr~m c~ncernmg, ~on· 'I ir,~ ~a~le V, D. EDWARDS ~merican I ~Unbea- t~e ~ppo~t a!! ! t0 t• Scores \ I LeadefS lean on me ..• I \ """"'!· Lo•" I Jarvls,i,.A~U - CITY LOAN Gnzalz,A~~rlcan S~ioes (~). ~~:~.K~t ~ i~st Isurceedm~ t~~rt;e, \ jCu=b~s~th~•-•~s:e:•so:•:.:•nd::f•:lled:l!~::::::::::::::::::;~ 1 Ttllm~n: ~nd 23 \rm~- 1 ch~red ~port. Aaron,'Wa~h, Why Pay More ,~;~ GOODRICH •• HI FLEX-- GOODRICH. $1.3·55, ' 12.• 775x14 65ox13 ° GIBSON BOnOM FREEZER RRIGERATOR""'" 1 ·$!1 'I'"" · .. av111;.!d; a -------·P~ 0-F~PITT S ·. WHOLESA~E · ' ' . r~ �'' .. . .' ' r \ "''., ' ·' . . I .,· . ' .' . ' \J ... ~ ~-t~. . . • ; . . 1 / '' ' ' 't'~~·-)' ; " ~ l'l ·' t a utin ;, . ' I . , , r•: ·-· . ·, - I. ' " I' ~· . . ' ' ~~~ .. ' ' ., ••• ' i ·I ,. ' o·s ··ita· s u.r . o--.ca. ' ' ' A. ; r" . :' '--~-• ~ .,;,..·• ' ' ii'" ft{,o..k ,.:h ,.......:~:· I ' ' ·-?IF ' . · . / GS.·GENEitAL'HOSPiTAt: · ·,' /'\ * '' ' ~:VETERANS ' .. ~= . ' ' \ 1\ ' '· ' MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ., ' ' * ' eo •. e. an s an • rov1 e . . .' 1 Hartley & Bennett Shoe Store Pomeroy ' Po~eroy Flower Shop, Pomeroy Racane Home Bank Racine First National Bank, Racine Gravely Tractor Sales, Pomeroy Goessler's Jewelry, Pomeroy Sugar Run Flour Mill, Pomeroy tlome Laundry, Middh!·port ·· ·, ~ngel:s Furniture, Middleport ;Quahty Print Shop, Middleport BRW Hardware, Pomeroy , Bahr Clothiers, Middleport l ~~t~ony's Plumbing, Middleport ,, ftllaams Insurance Co., Pomeroy Racine Fui-Valu Market, Racine Western Auto Associate ' ~· Store, Middleport R. H•.Rawlings Sons Co., ··· Middleport ~ New York Clothing House ~~ , Pomeroy ' '·~ _~!o Valley Plumbing, Pomeroy · Ohto Valley Industries Minersville ' 1.:· GC?891ein Read)' Mix, Miiddleport ~ Mtdway Market, Pomeroy j . L & l Dress Shop, Pomeroy · · Columbus&SouthernOhio t Electric Co., Middleport ~ ' r • LAB TECHNICIAN - Mary Bowen, 1\leigs General Hospital lab technician, busily undertakes her responsibilities in that department of the downtown Fom?roy L · •:y. Mtss Bc... n works in luUy equipped AUXIUARY HELP- Walter Stewart, Veterans Memorial Hospital administrator, checks with a crew lf hospital ladies auxiliary volunteers in the lobby of the county-owned facility. Shown' with Mr. Stewart tre, left to right, Mrs. )lyla Hudson, Mrs. Ada Slack and Mrs. Louise Bearbs, auxiliary president. an A holpltal Is rt•lly • city within ltHif tmploylne lab !bat was completely remodeled recently. n eo • • rov1 e (I ' many people with dlvlfM . bacliarounch ancl eldll•· . 1'h• people have but one objtct ....,. hleh qual- · lty patient c1rt. On th• Job twenty-four "'" a · " d•y, ..Yin day• • WHk, • hlehly tr~lfteclltlff stancla !'lldy ..' . attend hnlth neecla .tf tht comm"' nlty. Wt ulute our hosplt1l1 this week on the · atrlciM they htYI macla In prwltllnt cart. These Local Stores and Business Establishments Sponsor This Salute To Our Hospitals .- NATIONAL HOS,ITAL ' . . • •..l" ' ' --., : ' ·-~,-'' <:..0.. "" 1 . .. -'-<!- -~·:-~·-i- -~ ;' ~ ·~'·' WfEK' TAKING X-RAY- Clifford (Skip) Young, Pomeroy, X-ray technician at Meigs General Hospital LOTS OF MEALS- Mrs. Reed Crary, dietary supervisor at Veterans Memorial Hospital, foreground, and Lula Hampton, dietary department employee, pose beside a modem piece of equipment used at !be ' facility to keep food warm while it Is delivered to patients. The dietary department lut yw· served mora MAY·7 TO 13 l'omeroy, is shown as he works with an out-patient in the hospital's X-ray Department. . .·•..• ationa ' OS a ita • • ' These Stores '!'"d BusiflfJSS Plaf!~Js Sponsor This S1Jiute to Our HospitiJis: ' •i ; .... ·' ... '~ I K&CJewelers,Pomeroy ,~ Dairy Valley, Pom· e roy Marti" funeral Home, Dudley's Florist, Middleport Rail's Ben Franklin,' , . '~re · Davis..Warner lns~rance, Rutland Racine Service Station MiddlepOrt · '· Pomeroy Pomeroy National-Bank, Racine BlaeHnar's Auto Co., . Ben Franklin Store, Pomeroy Pomeroy, Rutland Moore's Store, Pome.-oy · Pomer.oy . . · .. ·-~ Cr~vlsSteak Ho,use, Pomeroy, Swisher & Lohse Drugs, G&J Auto,Parts, Pome(oy Columbia Gas of Pom~roy ·' · . · · . . Pomeroy V•.·. · ·'Insurance, . Middleport .. ~-· . Ambulclnte Citiz•ns National Ba'nk, Wai~CrQssSons, . ~iddl~~rt., . t Hclw••, Pomerby . Pprne..Oy ,· ~'f Ewing's Ambulance Service, Pomeroy · · Gloec~~er's Restaurant, P.oll?~Y Welker s Maple Lawn Poultry · Farm, Hemlock Gro'le . "l-!s•Equipment Co., Pomeroy Middleport Department Ml9 General Hospital Store,Middleport ' "· ,, ' '"Ya than 65,000 meals. ·I J . .' - ·,.,;, ' ' ,. .,.,, ·, •i' - . '· ,. " ...... :· . , ..' .•· ' ~ . i • ' v ' \ . .' ' 'II I ' ~ \ ' .I ' .,. ' ll\.•, • . .·r .,~d<~~ . ~. ~· .... I �'' .. . .' ' r \ "''., ' ·' . . I .,· . ' .' . ' \J ... ~ ~-t~. . . • ; . . 1 / '' ' ' 't'~~·-)' ; " ~ l'l ·' t a utin ;, . ' I . , , r•: ·-· . ·, - I. ' " I' ~· . . ' ' ~~~ .. ' ' ., ••• ' i ·I ,. ' o·s ··ita· s u.r . o--.ca. ' ' ' A. ; r" . :' '--~-• ~ .,;,..·• ' ' ii'" ft{,o..k ,.:h ,.......:~:· I ' ' ·-?IF ' . · . / GS.·GENEitAL'HOSPiTAt: · ·,' /'\ * '' ' ~:VETERANS ' .. ~= . ' ' \ 1\ ' '· ' MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ., ' ' * ' eo •. e. an s an • rov1 e . . .' 1 Hartley & Bennett Shoe Store Pomeroy ' Po~eroy Flower Shop, Pomeroy Racane Home Bank Racine First National Bank, Racine Gravely Tractor Sales, Pomeroy Goessler's Jewelry, Pomeroy Sugar Run Flour Mill, Pomeroy tlome Laundry, Middh!·port ·· ·, ~ngel:s Furniture, Middleport ;Quahty Print Shop, Middleport BRW Hardware, Pomeroy , Bahr Clothiers, Middleport l ~~t~ony's Plumbing, Middleport ,, ftllaams Insurance Co., Pomeroy Racine Fui-Valu Market, Racine Western Auto Associate ' ~· Store, Middleport R. H•.Rawlings Sons Co., ··· Middleport ~ New York Clothing House ~~ , Pomeroy ' '·~ _~!o Valley Plumbing, Pomeroy · Ohto Valley Industries Minersville ' 1.:· GC?891ein Read)' Mix, Miiddleport ~ Mtdway Market, Pomeroy j . L & l Dress Shop, Pomeroy · · Columbus&SouthernOhio t Electric Co., Middleport ~ ' r • LAB TECHNICIAN - Mary Bowen, 1\leigs General Hospital lab technician, busily undertakes her responsibilities in that department of the downtown Fom?roy L · •:y. Mtss Bc... n works in luUy equipped AUXIUARY HELP- Walter Stewart, Veterans Memorial Hospital administrator, checks with a crew lf hospital ladies auxiliary volunteers in the lobby of the county-owned facility. Shown' with Mr. Stewart tre, left to right, Mrs. )lyla Hudson, Mrs. Ada Slack and Mrs. Louise Bearbs, auxiliary president. an A holpltal Is rt•lly • city within ltHif tmploylne lab !bat was completely remodeled recently. n eo • • rov1 e (I ' many people with dlvlfM . bacliarounch ancl eldll•· . 1'h• people have but one objtct ....,. hleh qual- · lty patient c1rt. On th• Job twenty-four "'" a · " d•y, ..Yin day• • WHk, • hlehly tr~lfteclltlff stancla !'lldy ..' . attend hnlth neecla .tf tht comm"' nlty. Wt ulute our hosplt1l1 this week on the · atrlciM they htYI macla In prwltllnt cart. These Local Stores and Business Establishments Sponsor This Salute To Our Hospitals .- NATIONAL HOS,ITAL ' . . • •..l" ' ' --., : ' ·-~,-'' <:..0.. "" 1 . .. -'-<!- -~·:-~·-i- -~ ;' ~ ·~'·' WfEK' TAKING X-RAY- Clifford (Skip) Young, Pomeroy, X-ray technician at Meigs General Hospital LOTS OF MEALS- Mrs. Reed Crary, dietary supervisor at Veterans Memorial Hospital, foreground, and Lula Hampton, dietary department employee, pose beside a modem piece of equipment used at !be ' facility to keep food warm while it Is delivered to patients. The dietary department lut yw· served mora MAY·7 TO 13 l'omeroy, is shown as he works with an out-patient in the hospital's X-ray Department. . .·•..• ationa ' OS a ita • • ' These Stores '!'"d BusiflfJSS Plaf!~Js Sponsor This S1Jiute to Our HospitiJis: ' •i ; .... ·' ... '~ I K&CJewelers,Pomeroy ,~ Dairy Valley, Pom· e roy Marti" funeral Home, Dudley's Florist, Middleport Rail's Ben Franklin,' , . '~re · Davis..Warner lns~rance, Rutland Racine Service Station MiddlepOrt · '· Pomeroy Pomeroy National-Bank, Racine BlaeHnar's Auto Co., . Ben Franklin Store, Pomeroy Pomeroy, Rutland Moore's Store, Pome.-oy · Pomer.oy . . · .. ·-~ Cr~vlsSteak Ho,use, Pomeroy, Swisher & Lohse Drugs, G&J Auto,Parts, Pome(oy Columbia Gas of Pom~roy ·' · . · · . . Pomeroy V•.·. · ·'Insurance, . Middleport .. ~-· . Ambulclnte Citiz•ns National Ba'nk, Wai~CrQssSons, . ~iddl~~rt., . t Hclw••, Pomerby . Pprne..Oy ,· ~'f Ewing's Ambulance Service, Pomeroy · · Gloec~~er's Restaurant, P.oll?~Y Welker s Maple Lawn Poultry · Farm, Hemlock Gro'le . "l-!s•Equipment Co., Pomeroy Middleport Department Ml9 General Hospital Store,Middleport ' "· ,, ' '"Ya than 65,000 meals. ·I J . .' - ·,.,;, ' ' ,. .,.,, ·, •i' - . '· ,. " ...... :· . , ..' .•· ' ~ . i • ' v ' \ . .' ' 'II I ' ~ \ ' .I ' .,. ' ll\.•, • . .·r .,~d<~~ . ~. ~· .... I �·.•. ·' • ' ' \ ' I I .! 11-DBny Sentinel, Polnervy.¥1ddlepcrt, 0., May 8, 1967 Voice o'J~ Brou d. wa'J•1! the ages of- and three. though it may .drive tho .NEW YORK- Horse 118Dled 1 ~ 'end of llmowlnea as bbl" Bro'nll, eongre!smlm) wedi ' nearly t;l'azy lbere are-. '\C.U the Cops" woo the 4th ' sll!ferlng stoclll!olders lit vo r1J!ol!toni'!ll Erik C!l!lflel4 J:sseJ., PQ118 of conc;UMh>n or bra at Aqutduct ~ paid 11,20; It . kJiew them .. ..Bob ·Col\unl!lgs a!fn thiJ summer. damage resulilbg from t sbollld'll Jlllld f~OO /»' Qlore'lo i(Have dimple, l'lll twinlllel , · . pastbni!, one tl tile name was ~ llie stars in ''Generation" In Cbl. The cause may be a need real game: E. 73rd Sl res!-' this sllllll1ler .. . .. Alter a f bytb . ci· II After all TheD0Cl or· s. .'. ' : ~ called th~:!~gl:!t:; ~a~~;~~~:~, U:.!~ I paasenby . and mount reported 'Iia alock went I • aVS • • • ~~ Q- Mj ~r';~ was born , with qno. eye a n d • iometlmes boll\~ tQrning ln. aaf!Jling othoi' .than an op. etallo!l be dooe for Ibis? What age II beet tor operallng"'' his eyes!' · . · . A - Since it takes I baby =~ J!:ste~:t rts.rr::!ldiV . CIJ!'l .W:thtb.to ~.::::1 poasi ~ I menl 1n I!Jelll early DiQoliia ' Is dwellera requesllng up a point .. .. Sure .. ' . Tbe .J . . · .,. some wetcbful walling. An 1!)'1 d~ post • midnight quiet .. .. One Girl With the l)aiiy Cut Air: By WBJIIO G. Bralldstsdt, M.l). =~.u& ~~:' her . !!"' e~ tell at 811)®~ wbttli..,arey stream" finally reach- ·In tfle usual queue waiUng lor A grani!Jnolher wrltea ' ~I lin n~~ illl4 she wUI .· . "\'.the llblkl It aro&J.e}'lld and If 8J1 Into b1a hydrant • parked 1tables at tho Stage Delly, VII' her 4~•year.md sral(dson baa lll'OW thO babll In a feiv ~ 1~, Which ere ~ ~omll!alrt. car and came out with a wrench gima ~rams of the girl-gab , her t~year.-ol4 ,gralidon haJ inontlla. · • · Blocking the vlllionltltlle do~ with wblcll he marched into shows mform~ eo • owner Hy- leuk~Ie. The dlagoosil waal Q _ 11 It •ate for a 7 • IJ!ant "Y9 tor a week or two 111 the apartment lobby ~romising mie. As~as, "I don't tlllnk ,tbe made o!lly ~er Sjlmai exam- old girl Ill work on 8 · a IIQie should streogtheD 11M mayhem .. .. No pohce cars martre ~ knows who I am. ~lllllll! of hls bon• marrow-for Une or to .)e'am ael'QbaUc w_e;u;.•~ye.~;;;:;;;;:;:;;;,;;;;;~ turned up al all unUl after 1:50 Smatra • Mia aJ)d Ava both abqermal ~Is. The graJ!dml)o eing? Wlli it · have any bad • a. m. . have _confessionail thta month ther Wl!nls ID' kpow what ebanee . . · m national mags; tile latter had tho eblld bas for "'""I• de. feet later til life? Noone lnJured, lb enk beaven,t P•<· '"• · 1 ofA va •8 8bock•. ll"nd8 on· what typo o censor -·• ...... ,_, "'l!!V·II but not the poIIee,. dozens 0 f shafts ... a 2DtbewFQJ will use the · of keukeJn. .. A - All ...., _,_,.. lllteb Incidents have occurred inside of the Lyceum Theater Ia he has. • lUes should be carefully SUPIII'·II And SPRING TIME GO TOGETI-IER Just In one block, near a di'- for Julie Andrews' performance Many new treatments lor vised by a person who Is T~WQCANo"""'-lQ FOR ALL THE cotheque which spews out such In her "Star'' film based on I this disease are being used. versed ln the I!OITeCt methodilll a.NCAREv' PAMILY WHElLER, OA:I. characters all night. Gertie Lawrence's Ule _ but ' Some of them show great pro- of performance, and the ~az.ll One rasident of the block, the outside only of the Music! mise but because they are still ards to be_ avoided - and ...:......... ~··- .......--=-. very lllUCb a ludy, even was Box Theater, which is tldlly, l experimenial it may be neee.. trampoline." deflrutely hazard. s.ublly threatened that. she was more lllljlOrtantly Uke the sary to lake the boy to 1 re- ous t~ ~e mexpert. Under liable to court action 11 she per- 1world's idea of a fine Broadway I search center where such I restriCtions only good result slated In complalnlng. playhouse; Irving Berlin owns · treaimenta are being studied. and In the long run are to Middleport Fun City? That's the scar· I al h k F d tall d . f0 Uo expected casm Of lbe century. l~ks. ways as ept up Its o;r w~::: t." ~ hi~ ~:\a~ l ~:::::::·=====~~~~~~~~ Alfred Linda Kay ,Lathey Bride Society Notes . Of A2-c Charles Hoffman Unocralllhle thae lourJumb,lel, one letter to eldl oqa,n. to torm lour ordlnarJ wordt. KEDS nME I 1 $2.99 to $6.50 THE SHOE BOX RutIandBandPersonneI AwardedMedaIs, Letters, C.erti·r·ICates saturday N'Igbt Medals. letters and eertlfl- wlth the band and present- 1Owen Blackwood. Jim Prohibition eale operator cates of Achievement were pre- ed gold seninr pins with .chain Paul Rice and Steve Sohilllng. ·th ~allor jtter A':;'h reduced . Connie Immerman · (Connie's 1 senled to the Rutland Red Dev- guards were Debbie 'l'urru!r.l Letter awards went tD Cheryl , • rent 0 ::nnv ct · senlenc- Inn, etc.) Is seriously ailing In il band personnel at the annual Miss Canaday, Kathy Thomas Hutchison, Duane Will. J ane 1 ~ 8;n'~e!a ·~;If• ~b~"tn": aN. Y. hospital .. . .Silent star banquet staged Saturday night and Roger Lathey. Wise. Ellen Rice, Sherry Turnar ve. ow rsn a :Pola Negri's giving the SherryIn the Rutland High School aud- Senior pins lor 12 semestera er. Ricky Pierce, Sandy Taylor, ~·:n:: ;et~!o~r~~~t h~i~i Netherland a look of old glamltorium. service went to Mary Floca· Sherry Hayes, and Steve Hoff· ~J f and h · or (Confidentially, she slinks) . Robert Garner, band director, carl, Dennis Weber, Chester man, seven Inch "R". all lour minded:; ihat d~l Yh~"t,~·~~~ ~ . : Tbe late Gov. Lettman'a gre~t In charge of the recognition pro- King and Karen Tucker. semesters' service; and Nancy dri , teat· • be mece June Bingham <her pop a gram. commended the bands- Black and gold award ribbons Shiflet. Debbie Games, Rose- 1 ver 1 means • may men lor their perlorman"'s the for 10 semesters were award- mary Rice, Kathy Hill. Paula past year. He reviewed spe- ed Ill Diane Holliday. Gloria O'Dell. Joyee Arney. Mindy dal aellvHies. lncludlllf! con- Thompson, Teresa Dean, Lllly Kin~. Donna Weber, Bill Cray, testa at Zanesville, Marietta, Imboden, Dennis Schilling and 1 Vickie Grate. Debbie Mav Fred Ironkln and Columbus. Direct.- Alan Blackwood. Receiving su. : •one< one to three se~ters, lng his remarks to the band I ver keys lor eight semPSters lour inch "R". parents, guests at the banquet, were Jennifer Crag, Roger The band director announced be urged cooperation. under- Cray, Roger Davis, Sandy that all members of the i965 standing and tolerante in the Miller, Dave Rice, Terrie Mil- marching band will be given a development of a consolidated ler, Dean Weber. Franklin Pope. copy of his manuel entitled band. For olx semesters the ban.ds- "Geemetrlc Street Marching," A gift of luggage and a gift men were presented gold keys. a pattern developed by Gamer certificate were presented to Included In that group were and fll'>l used with 196S IIIU· the band director by the band Beverly Thompson, BarbarA dents. members. Sabra Canaday, who Williams, Martha Southern. Con Following lbe banquet a retelved lht Jobe Pllill!p Sou- nle Hysell. Peggy Tlllia, Linda dance was held tor the band sa Award, wa1 preaented a Shendield. Randy King, Patrie- members and lbeb- guea!J. Lar- I desl: set and pin. Ia Kennedy, Kay Wright. Deb- ry Andersoa emceed tho record Recognhed lor 14 ~e~~~eatera ble Smith. Beecher C oo pe r, hop • write to the Leukemia Seclety New York' Ny ~ ., ' 1001 · · · 11 m nth old d h te~ ; . : h~r ~hand ::~g~ her bead a sinst Its sides. Could she :arm herself 1 h 18 , Wh 1 th's' w~ :_ T;. .:"!esco~;, type of behavior in hlldren betw en c ...--·-" -··-- 405 Lexin ton Ave ., If your next popular-pri.ce car doesn't look this good and isn't this big ... (li,wn·j FOREMAN & uaon . 992-5321 N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0. The ONE Newspaper In Most Homes··· ·!· . . . . --;..-=------ On the Farm Front The ONLY Newspaper In Many Homes··· TIM Alm104 By Ualte4 Prell btorutlollal Tnday is Monday, May 8, tho 121th day ol 11117 with 13'1 to follow. The meon II belweea tbl Jut quarter and new phase. Tht morning star Is Mara. WASHINGTON (UP]) - Al·l bread, tho farmer's share for The evening atara are Venus, lhough he Is feeding an increas.' his wheat-,n)lr to ·tt cents. Mara and Jupiter. . ing number ol people every Tho com grower r<eeives 10 Born on this day In 1895 was year at bargala prlcea, the cents of the dollar for corn- President Harry Truman. American farmer Isn't getting flakes. When the consumer On this day In hlstory: much more t1 the food dollar buys potatoes. the farmer re- In 1541, Hernando De Solo 1 than he aot during the depre~- eeives 30 cents of the dollar. and his company ol Spanish . sion. But II he buys frozen french explorers discovered the MlsalaA n~w government rep or I f r I e s, lbe Iarmer's portion Is sippi River. show. the farmer receives 40 cut to 16 cents. In 1879, George Sedan of cent• of each dollar spent on , ••·Rochester, N.Y., flled papers ~ood. Hll lliara 1n 1t35 waa 3i Farmer 1 """"' lor the first automeblle patent eenta. The report also ahowed t be II was ll'anted 10 him Nov. 0, AI the ume time. food re farmer get. 58 cents o1 the dol- 1895. mains one of the best bargai!IS Iar lor cholee grade beef; 52 In IIHS, President Truman tho American et~~B~~mer can eent. tor ehelee grade Iamb; 60 a1mounced tho end Of lbe war In buy. '1'bll report shows that cents for relaU pork cuts; 5S Europe and the dele beca1nO wbUt ID8II)' people of the world cents for home delivery Ould tho ·omdat "V·E" Day. •pend Up ID half their dieposa- milk; 50 cents lor ready-to-l:ook In 19M, VIce President bit Income for food, Americana frying chlcltOIIII, IJid 18 C 1 D I 1 Richard Nl10n was lloned IDd spend leos thaD a flltb-18.1 per for egga. spat upon by leftlll sludenta In cent Ill JJ811. Oranges are one of lbe e•- lJma, Peru. duriq a tour Ill lnc:omea have gone up more cepUona tD tho general rule of South America. tllan the price of !sod, the ~ the farmer'• share drepping A thought for tho day-fermer • pori says, adding II eonaumera with lncreallld processing. Tbo President Hany Truman said bought In 1965 tbe same kind grove owner receives 'J:/ cents 16 hours after the A-bomb was l!ld quantities of food they ate of the dollar consumers l!pf!nd dropped on Japan: "The Ioree In 1935 • 39, they woold have for fresh oranges, but he gelS from which the sun draws Its spent only 13 per cent of thea 37 eenlll when they buy frozen power has been loosed against lJ8II income. orange juice concentrate. those who brought war to ihe Tile report by tho Agriculture Far East." Department adds that 10 0 d Breaking down the price of a _ _ __ eests have risen less since IM!· loaf of bread gives a fairly IN "BLUE CORAL" i' •41 then most other consumer c1 ear picture of where your Marine Lance Corporal Rob. ' 11ema Ia the cosk>f-livlng in- food do II a r goeo. In 1968, the ert R. Sylvester, son of Mr. and 1 de<. Tbe lllcreae for all Items retail price of a one • pound Mrs. Arthur R. Sylvester of Col· · · other !hiD food during thai pe- loaf of white bread averaged 22 lege Road, Syracuse, look part r riod was U per cent cenis. in the anderway Naval training I Transportation lacrosse• . Tbe farmer received 3.2iexercise "Bl~e Coral" o_ff t b e The t.:ual of transportatltfl m· cents for his wheat used in I southern Oahforma co1un., as a ~nased el per cent; housing, baking the loaf of bread. Other erewmember of the altack air.11 per cent; rent, 52 per cent. farm productl uaet1 in lbe bread craft carrier USS Conatellaliou. and medical care, 86 JlOI' etnl. cost 0.1 eeni, !>ringing the farm. - · -' ' But lor oU food-including that er'a total ab&re to 4 cents. "~· J(!l"'ed Ill reslauraolll - tho ill· . 1 treaSO was 31 par eenl ' · '!be "market basket" of farm Coot Gnard is 1 -crown food oosts consumera :II per cent ...,. In lJ8II tban It Tak.ID~ Applieante did 20 years ago, ll<!ttl'ding to '1'bll UDIIed Slatel Co a s I , tbe report. But the Iarmer re· Guard 11 aceepUng applications ftived almost none Of tbt, In- tor eDllalmenl alter July, 11117. • crease. Marketing ceata ,_ 4t Youn1 men lntorested In a W cent to account fiR' moat ol four year regular enlistment ' if11o rise ill the cool to the ..,.. and without prior military ser.J IIJII!I"I'· . vice be between the agaa , COlts tl food · PI fPII'a11oft, '01 17 and 21, have no leu than (you are reading ~lion, packaging andl20-100 otaion, correctable to 20- ' this now) ~ have Increased by 111 In 011t eye and 20-40 In the ~ ~· billiOn sinee 1940. As otiier, mutt not be colfR' bllad, 1 a ~al rule. lbe firmer's mual be o1 good moral charao- -icOi the food dollar de· ter, Ill lllod health, and ulll' lbe 8lllOUIIt tf lood faetorlly pw the Armed Fore> ._,... • QutUflallm Tell. ..... lbe wheal growb1l1lr Information write e(;·.,_ rr1 a dal1ar epeot ''"' to 1be Qdled Stalel c o a s t FOR ADVERTISING 11' ~ cents. WheD Gam Rec:ru~Ung omce, Root~~ THAT GETS ACTION willie. • tht II mimi with other t•, • Uberty Avenue, f'llla. Fatter Farming Returns THE DAILY SENTINEl Not Shared with Producers Is Read In Over TWICE AS MANY HOMES .THAN ANY OTHER NEWSPAPER CIRCULATED IN MEIGS (OUNTY Sure, and doesn't have all these features ... maybe you'd better check this chart: • Left outside rearview mirror. PRICE/SIZE COMPARISON • • • • • • • • • • Carpeting, front and rear. Flow-Through ventilation in hardtop models. Foam cushion padded seats, front and rear. Padded dash and sun visors. Ball bearing ashtrav. Crank-operated vent windows. Safety-Action inside door release levers., Acrylic enamel in choice of 20 colors. Wide selection of color-keved interiors.. Color-keved seat belts, front and rear. "' ' ltOIISEI'OWU WtiWAII ' DODGI Pollnl 318 V8 ~ CIIIVIIOLIT !111!1111 VI . FOlD POITIA~ mua 119' , 213.2' 79.9' *' ID,l••r ~ llitUd • 'IIIIIIIJirlll, ,_,wlllla l6iiZZ. 119' . 213' 121' 79' 216.6' - .....,.................. 2...........,,. tfli! ..... _ -·•lllllol!ltlflolll ____ _ 79.7' l'llt:l' $2878 ,100YEAR OLD HOUSE . ,ah m~·tlle·IDintlOO heating sysrem • iii I 'IJIS' t . , ...... utrp~"· ..;.,, s run, . . ....,.....,...,,. .... • ,o:, ............. iSdlfJ'Id . . . . . 2845 . 2861 2961 MILL & SECOND $TREETS i MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • Dodgegiv11 more car for your money wh~n .you buy, il worth mora ' ·.r I ' ... deal :....-·" • I I ,, .. < ,. ... . ,'''; ;, . I I All You'll Need 'i ·' '· Visit ·,·RAKER'S dGn SHOP ' ' ~ .. ' .. llallllll.lllt'...,. . . . . . . . R.- H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. geta onanew.car But be sure you gr car. a Is Your Cbange Puna.. Whan You, YOU Call 992-2156 ror so• 195 SPOT ADS LIKE THESE ARE READ WtOIII 122' 219.6' 26~ Catlline tMIIAU. 230 200 Galaxil 1100 VI CMMU. : LIIIIH you ~~- I --~- , r �·.•. ·' • ' ' \ ' I I .! 11-DBny Sentinel, Polnervy.¥1ddlepcrt, 0., May 8, 1967 Voice o'J~ Brou d. wa'J•1! the ages of- and three. though it may .drive tho .NEW YORK- Horse 118Dled 1 ~ 'end of llmowlnea as bbl" Bro'nll, eongre!smlm) wedi ' nearly t;l'azy lbere are-. '\C.U the Cops" woo the 4th ' sll!ferlng stoclll!olders lit vo r1J!ol!toni'!ll Erik C!l!lflel4 J:sseJ., PQ118 of conc;UMh>n or bra at Aqutduct ~ paid 11,20; It . kJiew them .. ..Bob ·Col\unl!lgs a!fn thiJ summer. damage resulilbg from t sbollld'll Jlllld f~OO /»' Qlore'lo i(Have dimple, l'lll twinlllel , · . pastbni!, one tl tile name was ~ llie stars in ''Generation" In Cbl. The cause may be a need real game: E. 73rd Sl res!-' this sllllll1ler .. . .. Alter a f bytb . ci· II After all TheD0Cl or· s. .'. ' : ~ called th~:!~gl:!t:; ~a~~;~~~:~, U:.!~ I paasenby . and mount reported 'Iia alock went I • aVS • • • ~~ Q- Mj ~r';~ was born , with qno. eye a n d • iometlmes boll\~ tQrning ln. aaf!Jling othoi' .than an op. etallo!l be dooe for Ibis? What age II beet tor operallng"'' his eyes!' · . · . A - Since it takes I baby =~ J!:ste~:t rts.rr::!ldiV . CIJ!'l .W:thtb.to ~.::::1 poasi ~ I menl 1n I!Jelll early DiQoliia ' Is dwellera requesllng up a point .. .. Sure .. ' . Tbe .J . . · .,. some wetcbful walling. An 1!)'1 d~ post • midnight quiet .. .. One Girl With the l)aiiy Cut Air: By WBJIIO G. Bralldstsdt, M.l). =~.u& ~~:' her . !!"' e~ tell at 811)®~ wbttli..,arey stream" finally reach- ·In tfle usual queue waiUng lor A grani!Jnolher wrltea ' ~I lin n~~ illl4 she wUI .· . "\'.the llblkl It aro&J.e}'lld and If 8J1 Into b1a hydrant • parked 1tables at tho Stage Delly, VII' her 4~•year.md sral(dson baa lll'OW thO babll In a feiv ~ 1~, Which ere ~ ~omll!alrt. car and came out with a wrench gima ~rams of the girl-gab , her t~year.-ol4 ,gralidon haJ inontlla. · • · Blocking the vlllionltltlle do~ with wblcll he marched into shows mform~ eo • owner Hy- leuk~Ie. The dlagoosil waal Q _ 11 It •ate for a 7 • IJ!ant "Y9 tor a week or two 111 the apartment lobby ~romising mie. As~as, "I don't tlllnk ,tbe made o!lly ~er Sjlmai exam- old girl Ill work on 8 · a IIQie should streogtheD 11M mayhem .. .. No pohce cars martre ~ knows who I am. ~lllllll! of hls bon• marrow-for Une or to .)e'am ael'QbaUc w_e;u;.•~ye.~;;;:;;;;:;:;;;,;;;;;~ turned up al all unUl after 1:50 Smatra • Mia aJ)d Ava both abqermal ~Is. The graJ!dml)o eing? Wlli it · have any bad • a. m. . have _confessionail thta month ther Wl!nls ID' kpow what ebanee . . · m national mags; tile latter had tho eblld bas for "'""I• de. feet later til life? Noone lnJured, lb enk beaven,t P•<· '"• · 1 ofA va •8 8bock•. ll"nd8 on· what typo o censor -·• ...... ,_, "'l!!V·II but not the poIIee,. dozens 0 f shafts ... a 2DtbewFQJ will use the · of keukeJn. .. A - All ...., _,_,.. lllteb Incidents have occurred inside of the Lyceum Theater Ia he has. • lUes should be carefully SUPIII'·II And SPRING TIME GO TOGETI-IER Just In one block, near a di'- for Julie Andrews' performance Many new treatments lor vised by a person who Is T~WQCANo"""'-lQ FOR ALL THE cotheque which spews out such In her "Star'' film based on I this disease are being used. versed ln the I!OITeCt methodilll a.NCAREv' PAMILY WHElLER, OA:I. characters all night. Gertie Lawrence's Ule _ but ' Some of them show great pro- of performance, and the ~az.ll One rasident of the block, the outside only of the Music! mise but because they are still ards to be_ avoided - and ...:......... ~··- .......--=-. very lllUCb a ludy, even was Box Theater, which is tldlly, l experimenial it may be neee.. trampoline." deflrutely hazard. s.ublly threatened that. she was more lllljlOrtantly Uke the sary to lake the boy to 1 re- ous t~ ~e mexpert. Under liable to court action 11 she per- 1world's idea of a fine Broadway I search center where such I restriCtions only good result slated In complalnlng. playhouse; Irving Berlin owns · treaimenta are being studied. and In the long run are to Middleport Fun City? That's the scar· I al h k F d tall d . f0 Uo expected casm Of lbe century. l~ks. ways as ept up Its o;r w~::: t." ~ hi~ ~:\a~ l ~:::::::·=====~~~~~~~~ Alfred Linda Kay ,Lathey Bride Society Notes . Of A2-c Charles Hoffman Unocralllhle thae lourJumb,lel, one letter to eldl oqa,n. to torm lour ordlnarJ wordt. KEDS nME I 1 $2.99 to $6.50 THE SHOE BOX RutIandBandPersonneI AwardedMedaIs, Letters, C.erti·r·ICates saturday N'Igbt Medals. letters and eertlfl- wlth the band and present- 1Owen Blackwood. Jim Prohibition eale operator cates of Achievement were pre- ed gold seninr pins with .chain Paul Rice and Steve Sohilllng. ·th ~allor jtter A':;'h reduced . Connie Immerman · (Connie's 1 senled to the Rutland Red Dev- guards were Debbie 'l'urru!r.l Letter awards went tD Cheryl , • rent 0 ::nnv ct · senlenc- Inn, etc.) Is seriously ailing In il band personnel at the annual Miss Canaday, Kathy Thomas Hutchison, Duane Will. J ane 1 ~ 8;n'~e!a ·~;If• ~b~"tn": aN. Y. hospital .. . .Silent star banquet staged Saturday night and Roger Lathey. Wise. Ellen Rice, Sherry Turnar ve. ow rsn a :Pola Negri's giving the SherryIn the Rutland High School aud- Senior pins lor 12 semestera er. Ricky Pierce, Sandy Taylor, ~·:n:: ;et~!o~r~~~t h~i~i Netherland a look of old glamltorium. service went to Mary Floca· Sherry Hayes, and Steve Hoff· ~J f and h · or (Confidentially, she slinks) . Robert Garner, band director, carl, Dennis Weber, Chester man, seven Inch "R". all lour minded:; ihat d~l Yh~"t,~·~~~ ~ . : Tbe late Gov. Lettman'a gre~t In charge of the recognition pro- King and Karen Tucker. semesters' service; and Nancy dri , teat· • be mece June Bingham <her pop a gram. commended the bands- Black and gold award ribbons Shiflet. Debbie Games, Rose- 1 ver 1 means • may men lor their perlorman"'s the for 10 semesters were award- mary Rice, Kathy Hill. Paula past year. He reviewed spe- ed Ill Diane Holliday. Gloria O'Dell. Joyee Arney. Mindy dal aellvHies. lncludlllf! con- Thompson, Teresa Dean, Lllly Kin~. Donna Weber, Bill Cray, testa at Zanesville, Marietta, Imboden, Dennis Schilling and 1 Vickie Grate. Debbie Mav Fred Ironkln and Columbus. Direct.- Alan Blackwood. Receiving su. : •one< one to three se~ters, lng his remarks to the band I ver keys lor eight semPSters lour inch "R". parents, guests at the banquet, were Jennifer Crag, Roger The band director announced be urged cooperation. under- Cray, Roger Davis, Sandy that all members of the i965 standing and tolerante in the Miller, Dave Rice, Terrie Mil- marching band will be given a development of a consolidated ler, Dean Weber. Franklin Pope. copy of his manuel entitled band. For olx semesters the ban.ds- "Geemetrlc Street Marching," A gift of luggage and a gift men were presented gold keys. a pattern developed by Gamer certificate were presented to Included In that group were and fll'>l used with 196S IIIU· the band director by the band Beverly Thompson, BarbarA dents. members. Sabra Canaday, who Williams, Martha Southern. Con Following lbe banquet a retelved lht Jobe Pllill!p Sou- nle Hysell. Peggy Tlllia, Linda dance was held tor the band sa Award, wa1 preaented a Shendield. Randy King, Patrie- members and lbeb- guea!J. Lar- I desl: set and pin. Ia Kennedy, Kay Wright. Deb- ry Andersoa emceed tho record Recognhed lor 14 ~e~~~eatera ble Smith. Beecher C oo pe r, hop • write to the Leukemia Seclety New York' Ny ~ ., ' 1001 · · · 11 m nth old d h te~ ; . : h~r ~hand ::~g~ her bead a sinst Its sides. Could she :arm herself 1 h 18 , Wh 1 th's' w~ :_ T;. .:"!esco~;, type of behavior in hlldren betw en c ...--·-" -··-- 405 Lexin ton Ave ., If your next popular-pri.ce car doesn't look this good and isn't this big ... (li,wn·j FOREMAN & uaon . 992-5321 N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0. The ONE Newspaper In Most Homes··· ·!· . . . . --;..-=------ On the Farm Front The ONLY Newspaper In Many Homes··· TIM Alm104 By Ualte4 Prell btorutlollal Tnday is Monday, May 8, tho 121th day ol 11117 with 13'1 to follow. The meon II belweea tbl Jut quarter and new phase. Tht morning star Is Mara. WASHINGTON (UP]) - Al·l bread, tho farmer's share for The evening atara are Venus, lhough he Is feeding an increas.' his wheat-,n)lr to ·tt cents. Mara and Jupiter. . ing number ol people every Tho com grower r<eeives 10 Born on this day In 1895 was year at bargala prlcea, the cents of the dollar for corn- President Harry Truman. American farmer Isn't getting flakes. When the consumer On this day In hlstory: much more t1 the food dollar buys potatoes. the farmer re- In 1541, Hernando De Solo 1 than he aot during the depre~- eeives 30 cents of the dollar. and his company ol Spanish . sion. But II he buys frozen french explorers discovered the MlsalaA n~w government rep or I f r I e s, lbe Iarmer's portion Is sippi River. show. the farmer receives 40 cut to 16 cents. In 1879, George Sedan of cent• of each dollar spent on , ••·Rochester, N.Y., flled papers ~ood. Hll lliara 1n 1t35 waa 3i Farmer 1 """"' lor the first automeblle patent eenta. The report also ahowed t be II was ll'anted 10 him Nov. 0, AI the ume time. food re farmer get. 58 cents o1 the dol- 1895. mains one of the best bargai!IS Iar lor cholee grade beef; 52 In IIHS, President Truman tho American et~~B~~mer can eent. tor ehelee grade Iamb; 60 a1mounced tho end Of lbe war In buy. '1'bll report shows that cents for relaU pork cuts; 5S Europe and the dele beca1nO wbUt ID8II)' people of the world cents for home delivery Ould tho ·omdat "V·E" Day. •pend Up ID half their dieposa- milk; 50 cents lor ready-to-l:ook In 19M, VIce President bit Income for food, Americana frying chlcltOIIII, IJid 18 C 1 D I 1 Richard Nl10n was lloned IDd spend leos thaD a flltb-18.1 per for egga. spat upon by leftlll sludenta In cent Ill JJ811. Oranges are one of lbe e•- lJma, Peru. duriq a tour Ill lnc:omea have gone up more cepUona tD tho general rule of South America. tllan the price of !sod, the ~ the farmer'• share drepping A thought for tho day-fermer • pori says, adding II eonaumera with lncreallld processing. Tbo President Hany Truman said bought In 1965 tbe same kind grove owner receives 'J:/ cents 16 hours after the A-bomb was l!ld quantities of food they ate of the dollar consumers l!pf!nd dropped on Japan: "The Ioree In 1935 • 39, they woold have for fresh oranges, but he gelS from which the sun draws Its spent only 13 per cent of thea 37 eenlll when they buy frozen power has been loosed against lJ8II income. orange juice concentrate. those who brought war to ihe Tile report by tho Agriculture Far East." Department adds that 10 0 d Breaking down the price of a _ _ __ eests have risen less since IM!· loaf of bread gives a fairly IN "BLUE CORAL" i' •41 then most other consumer c1 ear picture of where your Marine Lance Corporal Rob. ' 11ema Ia the cosk>f-livlng in- food do II a r goeo. In 1968, the ert R. Sylvester, son of Mr. and 1 de<. Tbe lllcreae for all Items retail price of a one • pound Mrs. Arthur R. Sylvester of Col· · · other !hiD food during thai pe- loaf of white bread averaged 22 lege Road, Syracuse, look part r riod was U per cent cenis. in the anderway Naval training I Transportation lacrosse• . Tbe farmer received 3.2iexercise "Bl~e Coral" o_ff t b e The t.:ual of transportatltfl m· cents for his wheat used in I southern Oahforma co1un., as a ~nased el per cent; housing, baking the loaf of bread. Other erewmember of the altack air.11 per cent; rent, 52 per cent. farm productl uaet1 in lbe bread craft carrier USS Conatellaliou. and medical care, 86 JlOI' etnl. cost 0.1 eeni, !>ringing the farm. - · -' ' But lor oU food-including that er'a total ab&re to 4 cents. "~· J(!l"'ed Ill reslauraolll - tho ill· . 1 treaSO was 31 par eenl ' · '!be "market basket" of farm Coot Gnard is 1 -crown food oosts consumera :II per cent ...,. In lJ8II tban It Tak.ID~ Applieante did 20 years ago, ll<!ttl'ding to '1'bll UDIIed Slatel Co a s I , tbe report. But the Iarmer re· Guard 11 aceepUng applications ftived almost none Of tbt, In- tor eDllalmenl alter July, 11117. • crease. Marketing ceata ,_ 4t Youn1 men lntorested In a W cent to account fiR' moat ol four year regular enlistment ' if11o rise ill the cool to the ..,.. and without prior military ser.J IIJII!I"I'· . vice be between the agaa , COlts tl food · PI fPII'a11oft, '01 17 and 21, have no leu than (you are reading ~lion, packaging andl20-100 otaion, correctable to 20- ' this now) ~ have Increased by 111 In 011t eye and 20-40 In the ~ ~· billiOn sinee 1940. As otiier, mutt not be colfR' bllad, 1 a ~al rule. lbe firmer's mual be o1 good moral charao- -icOi the food dollar de· ter, Ill lllod health, and ulll' lbe 8lllOUIIt tf lood faetorlly pw the Armed Fore> ._,... • QutUflallm Tell. ..... lbe wheal growb1l1lr Information write e(;·.,_ rr1 a dal1ar epeot ''"' to 1be Qdled Stalel c o a s t FOR ADVERTISING 11' ~ cents. WheD Gam Rec:ru~Ung omce, Root~~ THAT GETS ACTION willie. • tht II mimi with other t•, • Uberty Avenue, f'llla. Fatter Farming Returns THE DAILY SENTINEl Not Shared with Producers Is Read In Over TWICE AS MANY HOMES .THAN ANY OTHER NEWSPAPER CIRCULATED IN MEIGS (OUNTY Sure, and doesn't have all these features ... maybe you'd better check this chart: • Left outside rearview mirror. PRICE/SIZE COMPARISON • • • • • • • • • • Carpeting, front and rear. Flow-Through ventilation in hardtop models. Foam cushion padded seats, front and rear. Padded dash and sun visors. Ball bearing ashtrav. Crank-operated vent windows. Safety-Action inside door release levers., Acrylic enamel in choice of 20 colors. Wide selection of color-keved interiors.. Color-keved seat belts, front and rear. "' ' ltOIISEI'OWU WtiWAII ' DODGI Pollnl 318 V8 ~ CIIIVIIOLIT !111!1111 VI . FOlD POITIA~ mua 119' , 213.2' 79.9' *' ID,l••r ~ llitUd • 'IIIIIIIJirlll, ,_,wlllla l6iiZZ. 119' . 213' 121' 79' 216.6' - .....,.................. 2...........,,. tfli! ..... _ -·•lllllol!ltlflolll ____ _ 79.7' l'llt:l' $2878 ,100YEAR OLD HOUSE . ,ah m~·tlle·IDintlOO heating sysrem • iii I 'IJIS' t . , ...... utrp~"· ..;.,, s run, . . ....,.....,...,,. .... • ,o:, ............. iSdlfJ'Id . . . . . 2845 . 2861 2961 MILL & SECOND $TREETS i MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • Dodgegiv11 more car for your money wh~n .you buy, il worth mora ' ·.r I ' ... deal :....-·" • I I ,, .. < ,. ... . ,'''; ;, . I I All You'll Need 'i ·' '· Visit ·,·RAKER'S dGn SHOP ' ' ~ .. ' .. llallllll.lllt'...,. . . . . . . . R.- H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. geta onanew.car But be sure you gr car. a Is Your Cbange Puna.. Whan You, YOU Call 992-2156 ror so• 195 SPOT ADS LIKE THESE ARE READ WtOIII 122' 219.6' 26~ Catlline tMIIAU. 230 200 Galaxil 1100 VI CMMU. : LIIIIH you ~~- I --~- , r �' .., ' .' " I ' .. ,,, > I ' .. QUAUI"f ' $995 ODd heater. New low pnce. curtis "Dairy or breeding service, bulls at $6 per cow. ly, Leland Parker 992-2264 Pomeroy or 965-3ll2f Chester. 1963 OLDS SUPER 88 $1395 II FT. Holiday sedan. Power oteerln~ and brakes, tilt steering wheel TraDer, completely self-«n- radio and ·beater. Excellent IU'ei, beige and brown finish. talned. l'llolle ~ .,.. oee at LIDeoiD St., llllddleport. 1 a 6te =rr=s...,.l... -ezp-~a..7 1ve--:-1D cleanIDd upholBtery with Bl ue OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. Luatn. Rent electrla lllllllll·ll --· .......... 1 pooer $1. Baker Furniture N:•an•.••• ....... OPPICI MOUU 5 a ~ • . . te ... ,_ M,. D1IIJ IT'I &UY TO PLACI • For Sale 64 Electr1 "225" For Re=nt~...,.--;­ Conv.Coupe $1895 and Maplewood Lake. Power windowa, I'()Wer power antenna, electric eye, Ohio lolt and·Motor power steering1 power brakes 5 2 6tc ---- License and many other accessor::ies. have to see this one Fl!JINISHED 81111 an!Urnlshed Yoo'll to appreciate II. lpartnJtDII. Close 10 ICbOOt. Pbooe iliUm 10 II lk 62 Electra "225" e ROOMS and bath, 170 berry Ave. Contact ROsie Conv. Coupe $1195 100 992-:1.049 before 5 and ~I after 5 p. m. 4 19 Or!ilnal finish. Power Steertng,_power brakes, automatROOMS AND bath. 11-10 K 4 ic. New car trade-in. - Main St., PJ a rnOiiih. Write N. w. Jenks, 41 Mound . Atbens or call 592-1176, ry Wickerham, Athens. 5 5 61p MNRUDE . S.les 1nd Service seats, Pbonell SOIWARZEL MARINE ~;s " ~-- -- -?r - ' • ,I . ~~-=·-- i! ~' ~ HOCKINGPORT! OHIO PHONI667o~~310 . 1:~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! lilY :WISI MIDD~IPORT , IP Pomeroy. Pb. 892-$S85. MA,ONii ;li/JffiRPR161ii5 F~OM HE~ PS6K A~~ STAYING 0(11" OF THREE· RiN6121RC06Gi6 OVER TH! fiOO\'LOG, I'LL PLAY 1/E L../I(E TM16, SOME SHGo Tli!Yim; TO F•; y HliR WAY IN THE DRE 4oll .<111(10 LEA; ADAM IT WILL. TAKE: f1ME AND E N CWI<~ G!'ME ~f... . CHECKERS OHIO 1.l'L .O.I!!NER RADIATOR tly AL CAPI' ..• . .-.... SERVICE All.)lew Redlat.r Shop KEITH GOBLE FORD Con . eBulldour eAnyType WY 2-2196 HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING Middleport, 0. FREE STORAGE ' " - P9247M or 992-2395 Pomeroy, a. rHF. BORN LOUII la.d pther aU )'Our w!Dter B~ i<M1, UN(;~~ garments and stoN them with us. No more closell CI'ODI!led with unused clotho lug. No more alrbog, I!OfllnL ART SANSOM · WINNiE WINKt.E. . ' oproylag and paCJdmt w!ili yogr winter clothes. £very· ~UNNY RAN thing you send Ia beaullfully cleaned oofely, Insured ana carefully atored. Every Item frelhl1 pressed when ymt'tall for it. Nothlng to pay ti!Uall No bulglnJI crooeta, safe.from motluo ana •ale from theft. BRAKE SERVICE By BRANNER : &JT,MA HENRY """H:: PLUMBER AND 6UT:H THE CAROENTER , ARE: COMING ID E5TI·\~A7E OUR REPAI'<o . CCII,E ALONG , PA . ~WNFOlK ARE I A AWAY BoCAU5E AUNT W!'NNIE: ' 5CQI_!)=D ~OR RJR MAK· lNG A FIRE. SEARCH . Bring them In or call for Pick Up & Dtll,.ry Str- BlAmNARS •lce Phone 773.5543 Pho111 992-2143 PollllfOy ABC By HOWIE Mason, W.va. •rudlng •ppUeators, bulk apretdtr truckt - for 111 yaur ftrtlllur needs. MY lOCYCLOPtDIA TIME: WAS YEARS N:.o WHE~ MOST OF THE WORLD IIJAS k:.M>RA~T! OF MISLEADING • POMEROY U II OFF CO!!I!'fli, MAG~IIi ... .o~&'L L DO A tl:lf 8HTER RIJIINtr-6 1,:1 IN THE AREA Rowley & Reed. After 4 p.m. 1 Bulk and b11 fertlllrer, bulk phone 992-3574. 4 25 tfc iiooM- .iniuiinsti'OCI- - 801 ~UtaiY ,1 ' BAKER & SEYFRIED AND .==ed -ap~~l ly Rawlings Hond1 511.. Mid Winter Check lurnlsbed. in Middleport, 1 lingle house, 992..126'1. 55 1 ROOM iumlshed- ·apaitmen~ 1 FE(,.~~TzCj:~'E~:ICE • ecar· •Trvck etftattr APARTME=NTS ==- 1urn -;-:tsiieil-- H11 lvorythlllll LASSW&~L ' Your Heating System Is The Molt Important Appliance In Your Home, Lat Us Glva It A Good AUGNMENT ~mork ly FRED -~ DICK·AAWI,lNGS WHEEL 7 .,co . .. PEOI'~••·• .C/.'Ii NJCUT EXPERIENQD BLEATlNERS ·--- . .._.... _,~, ' ROBIN MALONE II ONI 0' nill' ·"~ eAiumtnum Awnl11111 · eAiumlnum Sieling eAiumlnum Ralllnp eAiumlnum Wlndowl & Doors eC.r PePatloa eBiown,ln lnoulatl,on OR CALL COLLICT 532-6611 Elmer E. White, 404112 South 4th St~ Ironton, 0. Representative In Thla Artt 20 Y11r1 For V. V. Johnson & Son, 222 4th Ave., Huntington I Ill Uc A. C. BRADFORD Racloe, 0111o , \;..,.l, ·"'- ··FER SU & SERVICE ForFretlltlml'" AUCI'I6NEER Complete Service Crill Bradlonl Write, Phone or Cootacl ......... ,................nil, .....---....-__,.;.....;...;;..;..... .. ,HONDA Contact: CHARLES LISLE Syracuse, Ohio SEWING macro., repmr vtce. an makeo. WY MZM. Tile Fabric Sbop, l'oiDeru!' Authorized Singer Salea and Service. IAR~E! GOOGLI ad SNUFI'Y SMIT!i i FUNSIES 5 5 30tc Motor Co. WANT AD Buslnell ' ----·· ' ·•· ·· . Clllf's Shoe lle]>ili', porl 4 30 Country Squire Station Wagon. Local 1 owner, low mileage car. Good tireJ, VB engi~e, power steering and brakes, radio PMONI ttM1JI ' . . ·I p Business·Ser~ices· Motor Co. 1962 FORD 9 PA'SS. . ) . IIJFORMATIO~' IS PERFECT FOR THIS DAY f.IGE.! 992-2181 mw THE fG19RMJT AR£ BEING REFlPC£D Bl' 11-\£ MISINFORMED! ~H:.!EIDER . " lHAT'S PRIX>R£S<;1 Ana we should qet ~omethinq for Slim. too! i mu~t ~ay we've ~een a lot of him the past few I've never known a kid wl1o coulc:l so lonq ""''-"'~ ' ~0 loud' By MERRILL BlOSSER . ' - -. . .. ......... ' • ' LlnLE ORPHAN ANNIE By HAROLD GRAY '? ~E TI-IIG .Oi1"0RIAL Ci;MANDS A 1-'UBUC INIJ~<;'TtC, In'ION R It-tALLY, A1' Lf" l.OHt: LA.,;;r: "111£ "SOS'i:' AHD l-Ilt; BO"n lEO 1li leD& yellow root, wlld May Apple, clean, no Bm Balley, P. o. Box " ~AM£0 C!;?IMIHAL ATTCIRH'-'1' C1-IAI;><;.ES ~~ MLJIDE.R BY POUCE IN WI'!AT H&. ~~ ' a<! IMINAL U~E 01= BIJC<;tlC::' 't'HE WAI"I!tlC ~CUR W~ COPS, CO'JLDNT EIJ~N 1-!AVb Ai@'.HEP TH('T t"'rrS{ lAW """ . IS BE\I'IC RENOEREO HELPLESS? '"fi.~E PIJ8UC 'Z I DOuBT If MCKiT PEOPLE. COULD CARE: \,ESS. Mri~-llll(iR' """'T TO I!Il .., '!111!1! Q!M ~ H I!I1'at ! ID ABBIE AND SI.AT5 By RAEBURN VAN BUREN" Nonas ,. >' U:Ab!HG TO CRIMINAL PQOSECIJTION ! 1 1-l!;JR SE:ST 1"0 BUT DON'T YOU FER iH.; ~ HAS 13Ec;UN 1'0 RO(IIo( WHEI=it AWIIE HAD !ln:N lltt':> PRISOH!R , AHD 4 17 J.· ,. T~ IXPARTMENT, 8V A BOAR:> Ot= JUSTict.S, TI-I;;Y f'Ol.IC£ TO 111t Reedsville, Ohio, 45T/2. .n: 01= ~ I~ ~P.D!'l'T "T!:?It:D NOW TAKING APPUCAnONS FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT. r ,, ' . I ' . ,, ' ·~ ' _..., ~i ·'. .;; " ;.. · if" • . TJ Then, you ~ buckle your steering wReel. 1,,/ ! ., ..• . . ·~· ., • ' ·• -- • ,. ,•. I BLB • one ··- ••• "' TZUVA ' BLJ'., ' DBLLQD . THO IS V•v VIL TD TLDO KVS ! OBL INGELS 'FliiNITUIE Mw.lltport JI'VZILSD.-IIVIOAVBD ' ' AID~ - ...... OJSIIIGJC.I A. WOKAlf flaDOK VIcll BDOkll 8811 JWJ BOIIGBT BIB wJoDING ~ · 10 WT, ..,_ PWt F I I .·· IJIIr:P t liFOI I· ' i Pubillhed to UVIIivllln COOIIIII~~n .IM lndTIIt j,: ' ) ; ~ 'lUGS " I ' _. �' .., ' .' " I ' .. ,,, > I ' .. QUAUI"f ' $995 ODd heater. New low pnce. curtis "Dairy or breeding service, bulls at $6 per cow. ly, Leland Parker 992-2264 Pomeroy or 965-3ll2f Chester. 1963 OLDS SUPER 88 $1395 II FT. Holiday sedan. Power oteerln~ and brakes, tilt steering wheel TraDer, completely self-«n- radio and ·beater. Excellent IU'ei, beige and brown finish. talned. l'llolle ~ .,.. oee at LIDeoiD St., llllddleport. 1 a 6te =rr=s...,.l... -ezp-~a..7 1ve--:-1D cleanIDd upholBtery with Bl ue OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. Luatn. Rent electrla lllllllll·ll --· .......... 1 pooer $1. Baker Furniture N:•an•.••• ....... OPPICI MOUU 5 a ~ • . . te ... ,_ M,. D1IIJ IT'I &UY TO PLACI • For Sale 64 Electr1 "225" For Re=nt~...,.--;­ Conv.Coupe $1895 and Maplewood Lake. Power windowa, I'()Wer power antenna, electric eye, Ohio lolt and·Motor power steering1 power brakes 5 2 6tc ---- License and many other accessor::ies. have to see this one Fl!JINISHED 81111 an!Urnlshed Yoo'll to appreciate II. lpartnJtDII. Close 10 ICbOOt. Pbooe iliUm 10 II lk 62 Electra "225" e ROOMS and bath, 170 berry Ave. Contact ROsie Conv. Coupe $1195 100 992-:1.049 before 5 and ~I after 5 p. m. 4 19 Or!ilnal finish. Power Steertng,_power brakes, automatROOMS AND bath. 11-10 K 4 ic. New car trade-in. - Main St., PJ a rnOiiih. Write N. w. Jenks, 41 Mound . Atbens or call 592-1176, ry Wickerham, Athens. 5 5 61p MNRUDE . S.les 1nd Service seats, Pbonell SOIWARZEL MARINE ~;s " ~-- -- -?r - ' • ,I . ~~-=·-- i! ~' ~ HOCKINGPORT! OHIO PHONI667o~~310 . 1:~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! lilY :WISI MIDD~IPORT , IP Pomeroy. Pb. 892-$S85. MA,ONii ;li/JffiRPR161ii5 F~OM HE~ PS6K A~~ STAYING 0(11" OF THREE· RiN6121RC06Gi6 OVER TH! fiOO\'LOG, I'LL PLAY 1/E L../I(E TM16, SOME SHGo Tli!Yim; TO F•; y HliR WAY IN THE DRE 4oll .<111(10 LEA; ADAM IT WILL. TAKE: f1ME AND E N CWI<~ G!'ME ~f... . CHECKERS OHIO 1.l'L .O.I!!NER RADIATOR tly AL CAPI' ..• . .-.... SERVICE All.)lew Redlat.r Shop KEITH GOBLE FORD Con . eBulldour eAnyType WY 2-2196 HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING Middleport, 0. FREE STORAGE ' " - P9247M or 992-2395 Pomeroy, a. rHF. BORN LOUII la.d pther aU )'Our w!Dter B~ i<M1, UN(;~~ garments and stoN them with us. No more closell CI'ODI!led with unused clotho lug. No more alrbog, I!OfllnL ART SANSOM · WINNiE WINKt.E. . ' oproylag and paCJdmt w!ili yogr winter clothes. £very· ~UNNY RAN thing you send Ia beaullfully cleaned oofely, Insured ana carefully atored. Every Item frelhl1 pressed when ymt'tall for it. Nothlng to pay ti!Uall No bulglnJI crooeta, safe.from motluo ana •ale from theft. BRAKE SERVICE By BRANNER : &JT,MA HENRY """H:: PLUMBER AND 6UT:H THE CAROENTER , ARE: COMING ID E5TI·\~A7E OUR REPAI'<o . CCII,E ALONG , PA . ~WNFOlK ARE I A AWAY BoCAU5E AUNT W!'NNIE: ' 5CQI_!)=D ~OR RJR MAK· lNG A FIRE. SEARCH . Bring them In or call for Pick Up & Dtll,.ry Str- BlAmNARS •lce Phone 773.5543 Pho111 992-2143 PollllfOy ABC By HOWIE Mason, W.va. •rudlng •ppUeators, bulk apretdtr truckt - for 111 yaur ftrtlllur needs. MY lOCYCLOPtDIA TIME: WAS YEARS N:.o WHE~ MOST OF THE WORLD IIJAS k:.M>RA~T! OF MISLEADING • POMEROY U II OFF CO!!I!'fli, MAG~IIi ... .o~&'L L DO A tl:lf 8HTER RIJIINtr-6 1,:1 IN THE AREA Rowley & Reed. After 4 p.m. 1 Bulk and b11 fertlllrer, bulk phone 992-3574. 4 25 tfc iiooM- .iniuiinsti'OCI- - 801 ~UtaiY ,1 ' BAKER & SEYFRIED AND .==ed -ap~~l ly Rawlings Hond1 511.. Mid Winter Check lurnlsbed. in Middleport, 1 lingle house, 992..126'1. 55 1 ROOM iumlshed- ·apaitmen~ 1 FE(,.~~TzCj:~'E~:ICE • ecar· •Trvck etftattr APARTME=NTS ==- 1urn -;-:tsiieil-- H11 lvorythlllll LASSW&~L ' Your Heating System Is The Molt Important Appliance In Your Home, Lat Us Glva It A Good AUGNMENT ~mork ly FRED -~ DICK·AAWI,lNGS WHEEL 7 .,co . .. PEOI'~••·• .C/.'Ii NJCUT EXPERIENQD BLEATlNERS ·--- . .._.... _,~, ' ROBIN MALONE II ONI 0' nill' ·"~ eAiumtnum Awnl11111 · eAiumlnum Sieling eAiumlnum Ralllnp eAiumlnum Wlndowl & Doors eC.r PePatloa eBiown,ln lnoulatl,on OR CALL COLLICT 532-6611 Elmer E. White, 404112 South 4th St~ Ironton, 0. Representative In Thla Artt 20 Y11r1 For V. V. Johnson & Son, 222 4th Ave., Huntington I Ill Uc A. C. BRADFORD Racloe, 0111o , \;..,.l, ·"'- ··FER SU & SERVICE ForFretlltlml'" AUCI'I6NEER Complete Service Crill Bradlonl Write, Phone or Cootacl ......... ,................nil, .....---....-__,.;.....;...;;..;..... .. ,HONDA Contact: CHARLES LISLE Syracuse, Ohio SEWING macro., repmr vtce. an makeo. WY MZM. Tile Fabric Sbop, l'oiDeru!' Authorized Singer Salea and Service. IAR~E! GOOGLI ad SNUFI'Y SMIT!i i FUNSIES 5 5 30tc Motor Co. WANT AD Buslnell ' ----·· ' ·•· ·· . Clllf's Shoe lle]>ili', porl 4 30 Country Squire Station Wagon. Local 1 owner, low mileage car. Good tireJ, VB engi~e, power steering and brakes, radio PMONI ttM1JI ' . . ·I p Business·Ser~ices· Motor Co. 1962 FORD 9 PA'SS. . ) . IIJFORMATIO~' IS PERFECT FOR THIS DAY f.IGE.! 992-2181 mw THE fG19RMJT AR£ BEING REFlPC£D Bl' 11-\£ MISINFORMED! ~H:.!EIDER . " lHAT'S PRIX>R£S<;1 Ana we should qet ~omethinq for Slim. too! i mu~t ~ay we've ~een a lot of him the past few I've never known a kid wl1o coulc:l so lonq ""''-"'~ ' ~0 loud' By MERRILL BlOSSER . ' - -. . .. ......... ' • ' LlnLE ORPHAN ANNIE By HAROLD GRAY '? ~E TI-IIG .Oi1"0RIAL Ci;MANDS A 1-'UBUC INIJ~<;'TtC, In'ION R It-tALLY, A1' Lf" l.OHt: LA.,;;r: "111£ "SOS'i:' AHD l-Ilt; BO"n lEO 1li leD& yellow root, wlld May Apple, clean, no Bm Balley, P. o. Box " ~AM£0 C!;?IMIHAL ATTCIRH'-'1' C1-IAI;><;.ES ~~ MLJIDE.R BY POUCE IN WI'!AT H&. ~~ ' a<! IMINAL U~E 01= BIJC<;tlC::' 't'HE WAI"I!tlC ~CUR W~ COPS, CO'JLDNT EIJ~N 1-!AVb Ai@'.HEP TH('T t"'rrS{ lAW """ . IS BE\I'IC RENOEREO HELPLESS? '"fi.~E PIJ8UC 'Z I DOuBT If MCKiT PEOPLE. COULD CARE: \,ESS. Mri~-llll(iR' """'T TO I!Il .., '!111!1! Q!M ~ H I!I1'at ! ID ABBIE AND SI.AT5 By RAEBURN VAN BUREN" Nonas ,. >' U:Ab!HG TO CRIMINAL PQOSECIJTION ! 1 1-l!;JR SE:ST 1"0 BUT DON'T YOU FER iH.; ~ HAS 13Ec;UN 1'0 RO(IIo( WHEI=it AWIIE HAD !ln:N lltt':> PRISOH!R , AHD 4 17 J.· ,. T~ IXPARTMENT, 8V A BOAR:> Ot= JUSTict.S, TI-I;;Y f'Ol.IC£ TO 111t Reedsville, Ohio, 45T/2. .n: 01= ~ I~ ~P.D!'l'T "T!:?It:D NOW TAKING APPUCAnONS FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT. r ,, ' . I ' . ,, ' ·~ ' _..., ~i ·'. .;; " ;.. · if" • . TJ Then, you ~ buckle your steering wReel. 1,,/ ! ., ..• . . ·~· ., • ' ·• -- • ,. ,•. I BLB • one ··- ••• "' TZUVA ' BLJ'., ' DBLLQD . THO IS V•v VIL TD TLDO KVS ! OBL INGELS 'FliiNITUIE Mw.lltport JI'VZILSD.-IIVIOAVBD ' ' AID~ - ...... OJSIIIGJC.I A. WOKAlf flaDOK VIcll BDOkll 8811 JWJ BOIIGBT BIB wJoDING ~ · 10 WT, ..,_ PWt F I I .·· IJIIr:P t liFOI I· ' i Pubillhed to UVIIivllln COOIIIII~~n .IM lndTIIt j,: ' ) ; ~ 'lUGS " I ' _. �,, ' ~ \ 'l .., . I' .);,: . "I < ' /1 I ' 'c • •' ' '",,~ ' I •, l .• ' "\.' ."'·~ I •• •• 'I," ... \. ' ·' '. ,- ·~' < '', ' ' <I . ,,. ! ...,·. ' .~Piano Students ; 1.- al? --1 . '. ' A recital by 16 plano students 1 S p r i n g;" Don Anderson,', I of Clara Henry Lochary was "Adagio From Sonatma No. 3 ; presented Sunday afternoon at j and Bach's "Jesus, Joy of Man ' the Trinity United Churcl! •of Desiring;" Elizabeth Blaettnar, • Christ. Pomeroy. Tchaikowsky's "Coronation Pol· played etique" by Tscha1kowsky, by uswing High, Swing Low" and Jennie Proffitl. a student of . - stephen Stanley's selection Helen Coast Hayes. ~ / was OHenbach's "Barcarolle." REGIS'I1ER GUESTS - Registering guests attending a show by the Winding Trail Garden Club Saturday ·at · . . . · Others playing and their selecthe Pomeroy Elementary School were, left to right,. Mrs. Robert Lewis, Mrs. Leo Kennedy and Mrs ... charles tions were Stan_ ley ?oates, ''C?nLewis, club president. certo in A Mmor' by Gre1g ; Deanna Backwood, "Rustle of. _ _ , , _ ln1""'""''""'- .. ··"- 1 • "(. ' •• '• I .j. ' •· ' Unprotected ;' Around and About Pomeroy Do vou leave your car with '' with ils! f. • in it' I.Ikeys If you do, you are . ~ne 0 8\luthern tbetr wt~s ,clay nlgl),t at of people glvmg the . • ; · Own ·'' • ' ,, ~~ "'-·~ 't M d M , WASHINGTON (UP II -The plan.• and the adjustments space agency todov disclosed created by last January's new schedules lor manned spacecraft fire which killed space flight calling for the first three astronauts at Cape three-man Apollo mi"i"' early "ennedy. His outline indicated next year and po.!Sioly a that the first Apollo flight has . AW ARD!!:D TROPIUES - Members of .the Pomeroy Elementary Sehool Safety Jiatrol Unit we~ creS!lnt- manned moon landing as been set back by just about one d tro hi durin a meeting of the P.ometov Elementarv PJ'A Mond~ uight. Front row, left to ngt, are originally planned by 1910. year. Aobin ~,:!, capt!tn; Vicki Blankenship, Edith Mees, Marlnda YO'!fiio .~abeMtb maettna~ Sharo1t ~~a~~~~ James E. Webb. administra· NASA had scheduled the first ond row Eddie Hayes Dennis Glaze, Steven Warner, ·Kenny Harns, Eusene c nney, ommy e •. tor of the National Aeronautics Apollo flight for Feb. 21 of this c~afin; back row, Jor{ Dillard, Jef! Shank, Scott Walt"n, Mark Werry, Rick Mayer and Steven Jewell.-Sen- a n d S pa c e Administration year. The three-man crew for tlnel Photo. (NASA), outlined fo; the Senate that Hight, commanded by Col. Space Committee the agency's Virgil L (Gus) GriB<om per- ~ ·1. 1 At F[ s h W Events ower 0 ~ • . .. •·• '' A Jf K 11 Regatta Trophies Bought by Cof C r,_: ...._...'_.· Blue ribbons In three of the ments featuring the use of na- .; . ' .. ~-~ ' a Mother on her ~Y P six artistic arrangements class tive material with weathe'red ~iwn:r,.:&iiW<~Wt""~5/'.f#t>X·n·A es in the sprin·g flower show or driftwood, ribbons werit to W'nd ' 1'r il G d M ~>- H rt W lk I Cl b Monday the 1 mg a ar en rs . .,.,.on a , a • n u , staged Saturday at the blue; Mrs. Roy Betzlng, PomeJust received lnother big.shipm!!ll of POMIDROY Elementary PTA roy Elementary School were roy Garden Club, red; Mrs. Vlc' :)! 1"'' or automobile j family. Mr. Keller attended the ' Monday at 7:30 P· m. ~t the warded to Mrs. Robert Lewis. tor Hysell,, Wildwood Gar~en TIMEX WATCHES -l!ldies anci;·m'.nsmrllll I costs. · . Kentucky Derby Saturday school; installation of ofhcers; In the judging by Mrs. Club, Y.IIDw; ad · Mrs. Jack ·' . , A ccording to the Amen can I Mr and Mrs Steve El~rfeld Mrs. Sword of the AAA of[ice at • Titus, an accredited judge Robson, Twilight Club, white. windups, self winds, electrlct; In your I 1 Automobile Association: ' t k ' In the ]umor . . d'IV lsi on, Bren da . h 500 I and .daughter, 'Becky, of Gall•-· p ortsmouth will presen t sa fety ! the OAGC, Mrs. LeWIS I Last year more 1 ·~ 'u ·000S 1polis, and Mr. and Mrs. Allan awards to patrol boys and ] place in "Tile Electric ooCo.," BoUn and Koso Hysell receivchoice of style and 1Hr1ctlve ~ncft cars were stolen In t ' · · Elberfeld Huntington w va patrol girls. Hostesses for the modem design in which she . ed blue ribbons, and Carol Lewand tllJS represents an ·~crease i were w.;,kend visito;s oi M;: evening will be the kindergart- 1lured the use of a light b u 1b; and Sam Tel'2oppolous, for giving, of more than 60 P"r cen Since ' and Mrs. Robert Elberfeld. I'" mothers and the ftrst grade I"The Truck Farm," an ribbons in the class, "D air ·, 19 1 ~; , I Mrs. Truman Russell spent 1mot!ters. I rangement usi~f fruits and Farljl," arrangem~nts feat:urit1gll REG. $3~.95 TIMEX WATCHES_ SALE $29.29~ ! - Over 80 per cent of cars Mother's Weekend at Obto Um- i INSPEC!'ION of Bethel 62, letables: · and A Pop the use of animal ftgur!nes. REG. $24.95 TIMEX WATCHES__;, SALi $11.29~ 1stolen had the doors unlocked i versity with her son, J. C., a : International Order of J 0 b 's Ian arrangement In a cola wera awarded to San·· II .·• ' D h 'II be h ld I 7•30 lie. dra Roujh and Carol · Lewis REG. $19 _ .95 TiMEX WA .. TCHES--' SALE .,'"14.., , h k :freshman and four out of ten had t e eys. .. i'l II 1 It aug ters, WI e a . I M J0h0 Terrell look the ''Christmas Parade" oate·.ll Ileft in the ignition. Pvt. MIChael eu!Z ng e p. m., Monday at the Pomeroy rs .. . . · . REG. $17.95 TIMEX W _ ATCHES _ SALE .,$'3 .•l7 :. _ Over one-half of the thefts Sunday for Fort Richards~n, Masonic Temple, Maoollll, East. I for ,?•r mter!""?,ve a go.ry; a blue rtbbon went , I were from private residences or Alaska. He had been here wtth ern Star members and par- m Coal Mme, and Miss Roush for her apec:im•!nll \EG. $16.95 TIMEX WATCHES__:.__ SALE $12.44 . ' t 1 t Is . · his parents Mr. and Mrs. Nor- ts d ' showing water as part of t and a blue ribbon was · , •i, , · · 1nv11e · apar mens or s ree m reSI· ' . Sr . lh en are d . In lh cl ss warded to the Wind'•• REG. $15.95liMEX WATt . H .ES _SALE $\1.41 . 'Id t' 1 reas bert Neutzlmg, ., smce e · estgn e a , ""' eTnh•a ar . ~ n1 :death of his brother, William. TRUSTEES of the Middleport First place in "Salt Workd," Junior Club for a collection REG. $15.00 TIMEX waTCHES _ SALE. $11.00 ere ore, remove uoe 1g . sb ia · 1 ding h · t seedJin ,. lion key lock th ar when not Pvt. Neutzling was taken to First U n 1t e d Pre yter n arrangement me u w 1 gs. 1 In,4be bortieulture REG. $13.95 TIMEX WATCHES- SALE $10.2.1 1 with it, 'and clos:'the windows Charleston for his flight by Mr. Church will meet at 7:30 Mon~ nowers, went to Mrs. when leaving the auto. and Mrs. Pat Neutzling and day mght m tbe pastor's study. Thomp~n. Mrs.. Thompson received REG. $12.95 TIMEX WATCHES _SALE $9.49 . IPaul Roush Red nbbon winners In the blues and a red for displays 1, dLast thefts account· J Lob se SOUTHE~N •e~iisll R~G. $10.95 tiMEX WATCHES_ SAL"ll"i ••"" .. f year1auto . LOCAL. Band cIasses wete Mrs. Charles and Mrs. Charies .u ~ .-.v~ 20 per cen1 o1 a11 Mr. .and Mrs. . ames e or near y d An Boosters will meet at 7:30 p. . th Mt J Struble bl 'bbo od ~ 1 ge1a, m Monday May 8 at the high 18 • ree s. oe ' a ue n n 8 REG $11.95 TIMEX WATCHES _ SALE ...77 Whether you own a prae- 1the major crimes committed in and children, Lort an . . ~a'i! ~ flld ribbon . .· ioua mink ar em ordinary 1the u. s. and over 50 per cent were weekend visitors of his school. Ele~tion of 'officers will Robert Lewis, and Mrs. f ttJ k parents Mr and Mrs Harold · son, one each. Wildflower oategory. . REG. $9.95 TIMEX WATCHES 'SALE '$7.19. 1 mouton. it ahould be iD . o e cars sto en were ta en Lohse ' and. his grandmother be beld. Band parents utged In the individual class, Three s p e cIa I displays REG. $8.95 T.IMEX WATCHES SALE u "'.. II~ wbero IIIJIIIDO< hoed, by persons under age t8. M 'll' Bradford ' to attend. Hills and Hollows " books and materials on "'lroden·-11 ..,..,, In summer 1t may be uncom-- rs. 1 Iam · ' • e;c motu, dust. and tblono fortable to return to a hot car Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Hen- WOMEN'S SOCIETY of Chris·Jroy. A film on cancer mg ware eldtiblted by . M REG. $7.95 TIMEX WA!CHES ~~ $5,13 hcn-•'t a ghoot of a ohcmco 0 8 Cha~les LewiS, Mrs. Rob REG. $6.95 TIMEX WATCHES _ SALE. $S,09 ,, to dCIIIICig'o lL Wo loaturo a with closed windows, but il's ry, Amesville, were u n daY Uan service of Heatb Methodist also be shown. Each ' even more uncomfortable to re- Idmner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Church meets at 7:30 Monday attending is asked to bring Lewis, and Mrs. Thompson. eomploto fur ••rYieo by , turn to where t11e car "was" J?' Stanley. They attended the night al tile ~urcb. New offi- . guest Sarah Roush,_ Wildwood G~:::11 1ft 'J nporll: •and suddenly realize it is now I piano recital of Mrs. Clara cers will be mstalled and .lbe I WSCS of the United Club, was gtven a red l Mikes AGi'ilt Grldu1tlon G , 00· "hot" lor another reason. Henry Lochary at ·the Trinity annual pledge service ,will be !dist Church annual for ~er display of African STORAGE i United Church of Olrist. conducted by Mrs. Fred Hibbs. daughter banquet Tuesday, lets In the bouaeplanta FURRIERS' CLEANING Bl . Co I Miss Ramora Boice, Dayton, The Rev. Max Donahue will P m with meat, cake and A "Tour of Meigs . , . IEPAIRS AND RESMING i rune ,mp etes was tbe weekend guest of her bave charge of the Installation .;. 8~ being provided, 11 will was the theme of tbe show. parents, Dr. and Mrs. Raymond service for the new officers of Ia potluck dinner and e~::~~::l , Operator s Course , all WSCS Ci"''les. Hostesses will is requested to Iring a c CAll US FOR STOIAGf flOW I I Pfc. Thomas A. Blaine. Jr .. Boice. ." . I'"" of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Mr. and Mrs. Leland SlssOB be Mrs. P. L. Milch, Mrs. Her- dish. Mrs. James Richards, IBlaine, Sr., recently completed were In Athens Saturday for the man Haddox, Mrs. Emerson 1trict nresldent, will be a quarry machine Op<'rators Ohio University Band Concert. Jones, Mrs. C. E. Burdette, and speaker. 1 course at Ft. Leonard Woo d. Their son, Fred, plays in the , Mrs. Guy Sltuler. MIDDLElPORT Dally r Mo. band. I tion Bible Scl!ool plaoning He is now serving with the . Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Neulz.. 1 Tuesday sion wiD be held at ~ p. PH. 992-5428 U. S.. Army In Bein Hoi after ling, Sr., joined their so~, Joc, l SYRACUSE PTA Tuesday at Tuesday at the MJddl04JDrl spendmg a leave here With his a student at Ohio UmverSIIy Sat-, 7:30 p. m. at the School Audt· United Presbyterian Clturch. . ;. . 116 E. 2nd Pomeroy wife. Rosalie. who resides at , urday. .• torium. Ohio University Family Persons interested in wor:king 1 Players of the Dramatics Arts as teachers or helpers ~!!!!!!!!!!!!"""""!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~5_65_ Lincoln St., Middleport. I ! and Speech of lbe Division of the oommunily school are Mental Hygiene w ; 11 present Ied to attend. Congoleum-Nalrn VInyl Cushlonflor ln ~ "Ra~dom Target". by .N~r~j OlfiO .ETAPIII chapter, Beta 6 ft.,' ~ ft. and 12 ft. widths. . lAln& Sterling. The public Is mvtted.lsigma Phi Sorority, will meet SPECIAL MEETING of tbe at 8:15 Tuesday night at the weln1ng because it's cushioned. Quiet· Middleport Lodge 363 Tuesday, 1Columbus and Southern 0 h i o er and. needs no cementing down. May 9, at 7:30p.m. ConfemngiEiectric eo. mecitng room. The of the MM Degree, Harry C. 1new officers will be in.ltalted. . Youi.aboice of t6e best patterns. bound . I tltesher, Worshipful Master. Mrs Riclulrd Hovatter Mrl. .., Can your college • s U· • MEMBERSillP TEA Tuesday Loi; Moore and Mrs. J~ Hedent read effecbvely . Can he 1 May 9 at 7'30 sponsored by the d · ·u prfSiln•, the proated paragraph 1 1 ovtan WI · 1rea d a complic ' Women'< Auxiliary of the Vetd h te will be Mrs Annsi""''l ~~o.;; cushioned vinyi analyze and recite wltat be ha~ l erallll Memorial Hospital in ob- ! ~:v~t~~ Rut!t In 6 fl; 9 ft. ~ 12;ft. widths. Select read? Too lew c~llege fresh servance of Hospital Week. I He Members ara 1o note men have this ability· Mayor Legar will be guest Ich~n 8 In date of the · . the pattern that ~d look best in To help htgb school students i speaker on the topic, "A Sani- • g . . prepare for the college campus, 1tary sewer System for Pome- FOREST ROSE ""UNCD. 285 1 your home. ,.1; Dr. Kenneth H. Blanchard and , - - - - -.. -~ "" , • · gton, Oh'to u m-! · well as developing efficient 1Daughters . of Amerlna! will Davt'd J . y arm versity faeulty members, lulve ·methods of text book reading meci at 7.30 Tuesday ntght at Al'lllllrong Qulktr!Ont vinyl fioor designed a special • u m mer!and skimming, Study s k i 1s the hall. Inspection will be course to assist a limited. num- !will also bo .... '•"gb', w•'lb em- white and members are asked to wear t;OV,ring. P(lpular prJced, yet depend· ber of students In meebng the phasis on exam preparation, the INSTAIJ.,ATION OF •!file"! able 8!)d beaumut demands of college sludtes. prjnct~os of note-taking, sched· by !be Middleport BUlin;~ aqd . Easy to clean, ton& The class will stress the·tec!I- ill'ing bme; and the preparation Prof - at w •s Club ~tlnJ, . · f · · · dl esSlon omen ntques o tmprovtng rea ng of tltemes and C<Jurse papers. eetlng Tuesd Ma 9 1 · thousands .. , oon '. ' .1-' I litso~~~\o~~~~k~~D ' . an The program mcluded a ~uet Danube Hayden's Concerto In B by M1ss 1 Griffith, and a sele.ction, "Path- Amsbary ' ' . fat/11 i!f'.'Mr. B!!d . ~rs. Brad(ot'd. · .,,, , . n(~ ' Kioes, e~<ecutive ~eeretar~ · Attendltirn••~ ..Mr. 8nd M~s All)l ·Mrs. Wallace Bradford. Lawrence ~orarlly, Mr. an c presentative director of . Mrs. Cl)ariea Siitltb, Mr. c Meigs ;County Association. Mrs: John, M. : King, Mi'. and . The meeting was haid last Mrs. Herman Kincaid, : ~. and week-at the Neil House. Mrs. WIUiam' Hari!en, !.lr. and Eafile, Ohio Deparjment Mrs. Jim Elias, aJid Mr. and Health, tallted on air Mrs. /!Obert aui. ronlrol snd a report on · lng program with apes at Paragraphs lntroducecf·by the ColuJ11bUS Zoo was gi•en word "whereas" In a resolution Dr. James Savoy, zoo " . and "At Lhe Junior Prom;' by Jo Ellen Diehl and Ehza':Peggy O'Brien. "Sabre Dance" beth Blaettnar; a trumpet solo, Melinda ' Programs . on air pollution, IIIIIOking, .-il respiratorr eases were presented ·at the annual meeting of the 0 ld' Tuberculo$ and Health · atlori aitended by Mrs. ed ~<Marching Song" and "Ov- and Gle.nna S~rag~e concl_uded, . · aild Strauss' "Blue Waltz." - . en·t tne . .. ..... Two Attend Annual Mee~ing Last Week . er the Rainbow;" Kimberly the recttal With S~lf~~telto I Jones doing "Bells are Ring- by Bach. and Chopm s Grand . !ng" and Brahms' "Lullaby; ' Polonaise OP. S3." c.- . ~ )!. : of crystal were presented by · tina No. 6;" Jo Ellen Dtehl • the students to Mrs. Lochary. "Gypsy Rondo;" Owen Black- l A floral arrangement 'was pro· wood, Bach mi.nuets and Prei vided by Mrs. Fred Blaettnar. lode from Chopm . . 1 Taking part in the program Opal Offutt played "Song from · were Betsy Amsbary who play- the sea Pieces" by MacDowell; i ' ' Clwrlene Hoeflich, I . ... . . An crchid corsage and a gift onaise;" Karen Grirfith, "S~na­ Diana Carsey, "Rustic Dance" • .·\ resent Recital \ t •' r I( ] . I.au tomobile pan· r. an rs. · · e er . . insuranceh com · AND of Darien , Conn. were weekend executives gray atr. . ' guests of Alfred Elberfeld and I'" you contni>ute to the ~~:;~~~~ · Mrs. William Anderson and 1 I lshed In the Jan. 17 fire In their space<:raft during ground t..t.. Webb said NASA has "developed a plan under which tbe first man-rated Apollo Block II space eraft will be delivered to Cape Keonedy late tlois year and launched 3 montlu< later." Webb said the crew will bo the tbree-man team which had been back-up support for the ill· fated Grissom mission- Navy Capt_ Walter M. Schirra, Walter CUnlllllgbiDI; IIIII All' , ... Maj. Donn F. Eflele. _ Webb noted !1111 Scbl;ra -: would thus beeome tbe - ,-; aatronaut to fly •lllrle .,..,. tlollll" of U.S. spaeecirdMercury, Gemllll and Apollo; Webb aald the aew, Blodr Jl spacecraft will "till 1 100 Pill' cent oxygen almooJileft, 1M the use of noli<Ombuatible llid ru-e-resistant materials will mlnlmlze tbe risk of f~." , \Big MIG Base Knocked Out Purchase -of 16 trophies for fioats In ~he Big ,Bend RP-~atta Parade Friday, June 23 at 1 p.m., 111 addition to i~nd band trophlea was announced Monday by Pres! nt Jack Carsey at regular meeting of the Po~e~oy ber of Commerce. in the BaUey Restaurant J.luildin~\ Of the record number of parade trophies, e1ght will be. ~arded for commercial floats and eight _for_ entrte.~ bv' .\IOJI.CODlmercial · The chamber voted to donate 1 0 individuals. za~~~ qar,ey urged , fl.OO to the ~urrent llollars-for- ' . re;id~~io submit float en- Scholars cllllipaign, and heard 1 lrllf ~parade marsbaU reports regarding collections! Glltbok at the earUest . !rom businesses In Pomeroy for I ble at1 . A1eature ol thl$ Ibis fund. ! parade .wtn be the Ohio A letter ,... read from C & Shrlner11, dlvlalon ~neer L. B. Huln bther business, tile promising lhe Land•caping ber the of railroad track! In the buslof Diehl u · 1·ness district With a fresh layer : of crushed stone, uniform In i and color. · . l.ll:t:f.Present at lite meeting, In a~; 11011 to the lbove, were Walter · Delmar Canaday, the 0 'i! · . I · · .Bo w' .. Coubeilman Gibbons · " ·Eiberfelds. -In Pomet:qy' 1 Linoleum Sa:,le ROBINSON'S CLEANERS ' AT ElBElFELDS ----... - Speel•a1 Conrse Offered the College Bound a: :. • ' ' I ., , M£CaANK iTREE1 .WAREHDUSE - . " ' !; / j i. ,., 'I, \ Rlf: . ,. 1 \ . . f...; c!. The class is nQI a remedial :m~es of tbe eo:.:Wta program, but an oppOrtunity for following a 6:30 p.m. c11aner average students to better pre- ,Martin Restaurant. . pare to achieve success and · W d __. . better grades at' college. • ne...ay '· l'omoroy,O. Blanchard and Yarington ha••e WHITE ROSE Lodge WII both had extensive e•perlence 1 meet Wednesday, ~ay 10 at TONIGHT ond TUISDAY. with the study and readlngl30 p. m. at lbe Mtddlepnrt Le- I M.oy .., ·problems common among high glon Hall. . . "AIIRtviDIIICI, IAIY"' school students and c o lie g e · (Teebni<Olor) To111 CUrlls, Rosanna seblaf- freshmen. Both have taught un- RACINE El:~=~' 'Ma·v II flno, Uouol Jeffries, Zsa Zla .)verslty level C<Jurses on read- teJIU]ar meeting Gabor, Nancy Kwan. ing·.technlques and study skllls. 11 at 7:30 p. · 1 COLOIICARTOONS: F'urjher information about the be Installed. ' Oori!IMr.Hydo class and student admissions ara asked to · ••otdy Cot ~n bci aecured by contacting plSill, Mltchtof Molcer ...... Dint David J. Yarlngton at 32 Gro&-l!je<lond . speed and comprabension as MEIGS THEATRE KUN• WATCH FOR ANOTHER "KEY VALUE" NEXT WEEK Pr111klln Ben Fr1nklln Store POMEROY ' - - - - - - - - " venor Street Ia Atbens. · ltrYt , ' , I ' I \I I ,. 390 ( ' ' I '; ,. . .... '- Zoning Change Aired � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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