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Claim70i -' JERUSALEM (UPI) - An Am•rlcon televlslor pr!lducer-dlrector was reported 11riously hurl today when he was struck by a mortar shell In the Jonlonlan HCior of the divided city of Jerunlem. rf : U. S. Embusy offlclols Identified him 11 Ted . VaiM of the Broodc111lng Corp. (NBC). Yates WM ene membet of 1 flv•mon NBC film ,..,m which went to Jerusalem earlier todoy to shoot . .age on the Mldeul crisis. •' Mulistr~l be~Oieen mark~r ~ Keebau~h 10 DaiDS • Descendants at· Mark•.Ing A very im the business , syslem. Once hm:rs looking f: ra 'Holy War' Taken Up By lo~ ha~• statemenbhroad~ lsr~ell Smith, Area tl ~. ,:. ·t taci ·srae lsra~l Management . .,' ~ ' concelle~ slips, import• ~f1. '' .'' JACKSON tho problem 0 in your home ·~'ij I ,, r- wlt.~ Farm~ ,, . • " 'c JERUSALEM, Israel (IJPUCAIRO (IJPI) .-Egyptian Premier Levi Esbkol said toitary commurilquea today reday "our entire country nas beported heavy Israeli air attacks come a battlefield" lsrtr and said at least Iii lsraeU el'a Arab neighbors attacl<lng plallj!S had been shot down. ExIn the air and on three sep•· VATICAN fifTY (UPII - Speaking "In the name ploslons were heard close lo rate fronts. of Chrlsllonlty," Pol" Poul VI told U.N. Secretory piro and lhe air raid alrcns Foreign Minister Abba Eben Generol Thant todoy tho! Jerunlom should be doc lor- sounded frequenUy, 90Dceded that "suf(ered ed en "opon. l11violable city .. . because of Its pecul· The U.A.R. Foreign• lossea" ln today's fighting - larly sacred oncl holy charoctiir'' If the Midelll war charged that Israel began the 6r1t loose& reported official· worsens. . war today with attacks on ly\, War broke out today between Israel and Egyptian positions and Rut our ll!'ffied neighbors. Fighting raged on three fronts. The Israel was trying to d l sr _.not wuted tllelr tune. he said erupted first Egyptian and Israeli soldiers Suez Canal trallic and "lovol•·e I In • special the Gaza Strip a11d Syria and Jordan qolckly joined in the a third party in her armed cast by Kol Israel, the "holy war" against the Israelis. conmct with the Arabs." rldlo. Esk)lol vowed. "W:• shall Air raid sirens sounded in Cairo. Tel Aviv and Jer· A Foreign Ministry stabemetlt I delefl!l Ibis counlfY behm•t ev- usalem and heavy anti·aircraft fire could be heard. Dog- said Israeli alroralt raided a fJIY blll and wall." . fights raged in the blue skies over the Mideast and each French oil tanker transiting UNVEIL MARKER - Al\len Ball, Chester Road, and Mrs. Dwight Milhoan, Rd 3, Pomeroy, look over 1 · After Eshkol spoke the lsrae· side claimed major victor· ' Suez . Canal but that' Ei!YPt:ian I bronze unveiled Sunday by the Return Jonatb an Meigs Chapter, DAR, at the Cemetery at ll radio reported "our torces les. er declared war on Israel, fighters forced the Sumner in memory of Asa Dains, a Revolutionary War soldier. Mrs. Milhoan and Mr. Ball are SIXth generation breaking enemy Jines'' in The heaviest fif!htlng was •· Syria announced Its troops aircraft to withdraw. It II\& southern regions of !!rael 10!11': the 117 · mile long Israeli· planes were attacking along this proved IsrtiOl's aggressive descendants of Mr. Dalns.-Sentinel photo. whore Israel said Egypt attack- Egyptian border In the south. borders near the Biblical Sea Intentions againSt the canal tot this morning. But Jordanlsn troops fIr l n g of Galllee. ' · A u. s. Embaasy · Tile Brltiah Broadcasting from Mount Scopus opened a Each side blanted the said . the embaasy here was corp. laid forcea \fere mortar barrage on Jerusalem lor atarling the war whI functioning normally but w advBDelng all the ' nutlt- .and ln the Bethlelletn area. quickly berame an Israeli studying lhe poBIIbllity of IMI border with One Arab state after aooth· CONT. ON Page 2 uatlng non • essential person- By WJU.U Area Ext •'·,r ~ UNITED NATIONS (UP II- Jordanien troapo hovt occupied U.N. Hoadquorltrl In Jerusalem, Secretory General Thin! reported t!ld•Y• I'VE · BEEI\J LOOKitVG Home Is Net' f . Israeli Syria, Jordan with Egypt Aircraft 'Totally ed Engaged NatJ.~nol mi~ ' 1: • 'VOL XX NO. 35 faffiily. · · Whate~ tli. dividual,.lsorilt jobs will be ~ with productioi er 011 the faG volved with. !hi ketlng, and dl product to till j POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ,* I , Forty:·per ' ' · th• U'nited S fields .of ag lion; marketi lion. ) Why mentiOil cau.:;e many ~ young men a~ are graduatlnj schoou. Some , Hme will see~ · jlQtlunlty they i will go on to S()ffie n Detloted To 'the fnt«ar. Of Th HefpMao" .4,., BY lq:.' I • - en ·· tne \\~~·--c·-- E~ ~ · I' or letter that Horse Show Competition hurry, you wl pcrtant an 01 the success . Smith suggest ' 1.. J l<lln the new . avsilab!e fro . ..' . ' . j ' .JUST ABOUT ' ( : .. ' . .• ;~ C\IUn!y .Exter fwe- The syst C3rds and fo '. ' • eil"d. It cost: . J Ions. I > ' • home filing ,. ' ';· I I " •• ' . PRETTY Dl Sit. 51njured in 3-VehicleAccidentSnnday At Entrance to Shenang Springs, Route 7 SA ·' l,,. 327 -Miles ' i'. HOLD IT, BUB! 19~ vs." WHERE P"llU THINK 'IOU'RE GOIN'? W~IDEA DISTURBIN' ' OUR RULER:? ~T'$ KINSGUZ 'YI:H? WHAT'$ 'I'OUR ~u F.ln'.: RIGHT! HE DIDN'T R. ~p HE' GOT~ f>l~ A_ NOSAU I HEAP!. NAME? EITHER, " ... CAN'T~ S&B I'M KlNla· ",SUl.?. - \ er. E) H Whl~ Was - IaDOW The Mn. SOME NUT OUT THER!i. CLAIMS T'BE 'r'OUR LATE - HUSBANDI ,. ' • ' . '• .' ) •. II' ' ~ " ...,...... ··- ... ""' 'i . --' 'f·r, ' ' ' , r.,' . . I . ...' _. '· ) . .,.,i' ""·- } ... ' 'j '. y:. ' f." ..,.. ., �I· uth orrVI .m '1~1;· 0 ' ' , 2-~ Sentinel, ~meroy•Mieldleport, 0., June 5, 1967 =-=-=~..,;;;.-...:......:...-'~::-.'"'.- -'- - - - · - •••IT \ I I'•! ""A ' wfA"R "' '#' ITH Ill Iii' R '·"' 'A ''B. FIVEoDAY FORECAST · ' ft' .. B) United Press lolernatlonal . (Continued from pap 11 for survival agatnst a pall ·dolo en slates hitting from north, soutll and east. The United Nations Securlt)' ·. "' •· · i· .· Council, was. powerless By United !'ten lilterllltMaal 1, ./. JY so. 1D south. Low tempera- to preventwHich the war, was called ~Us,.I.LEM-Israe' 1lJlOrtl 'l!J tures wUI average In lbe 50s into emergency sesstoii at 9:30 EgypUail forl!el attacklni Gaza , • orth to ' · d 60 . th PI)Thousands of U. S. Marines, thmr n al'Gpn sou · s.ru. E;DT 1\lday in New Yotk. SAIGON (U ' little rooler north Wed- In Washington, the Wfi i t e PT. PLEASANT -'Mas on ted tu Pleasant Valley with lac- was employed by tht H. C, them" as Mideast ensls el'lllllll two·day battle soutb of Da Nang, pushed today through a ~~~~fdn~ :~~ho:!~. House warned that "tragic conCount~ recorded its third hlllh- eralio01 and bnnses. Price Coating Co., m Orrville. in war. Israel cla!lllli heavy toll coastal valley_in pursuit of as many as 2,000 other Com· Showers In mld-weel! aad a· way fatality of 1967 .fbe truck jackknife<! follow- He is survived by his widow. of Egyptian planes. . munist troop,s tryln,i to flee the area. . , · gin ~~~ N~'j,'IONS (UPit5:40 &.m., on State Route . • ingtlth. ill!pact, and overturned Nadine and one d~ughter, A- CAIRO-Egypt reports Israel . The M_a nneqound 66 more bodies today ,b)lt p~et, gaiJ! ·dear the end, aver~ I Tbe $eellrttY ~unell went fD. seven miles south of Pt. . ~ ~. ditch, londa, at borne: hi~ mother, altaeked and Egyptian forces UIUe reaistan~e al ·they swept across . a three-mile fJ'I!D! o9.e.baU Inch or ~~to emefileney s(!lsloii lodaJ No charges """''"·"Jed dr•v t h Lanny H. Dingess anaen u . Prop· Mrs · Dollie Bell• of Griffithville 'movedtorepe1 th em, Heavy of the Hiep , Due · .Valley 30 fmues..south of. Da · N'4n1~• . .1.11111. illttMiilJII:m:::tilltll=l::•••• to order a ctase.flre ID tbe of Jrrvllle, Ohio, formerly erty damage was estimated at W. Va.; and f?ur slsterbes, antiaircraft fire helll'd oround log batt~red . r~m2nadntsR o reported . the loss of two more - . - - - - - • - • \ Middle East and SecretarJ L!nc'Oln County, lo.!t his life $5,000. Funeral services will held Cairo. Egypt clalma heavy toll North VIetnam s n egi· American lanes. •· General Tbanl reportad Jora crash with a . Dingess was a natiV< of Ham- Tuesday at 2 p.m., at t h e of Israeli olenes. ment ahead of them. A U S P Air Foree FI05 danian troops bad seized U. 11 .t 1 lin. W. Va., and ":as a 1965 grad· Koontz Funeral Home in H8lllo line Tractor. D!MASCU~ anowilces Heavy weekend figbtillll rout- Thunde;chief was lost to N. Headqalirters Ia Jerusalem. · According to the Mason uate of Duval High School. . He lin. Its troops moVIng against ed the Communists fro.~ Communist ground fire Sunday Ae lbe 15 • aatloo COIIIlel ty Sherlfrs Department a n<! ; .. . I ant Israel: Damascuo Radio urges positions within' strlldng d1s- in American raidS o'ier the met, Tbant dlscloaed I b a I State Police, D!ngell was Ilk• to be • ~taryite s:ort- sabotage of Western oil pipe- lance of u.s. and ~llled bases north. A Bo7 Canberri jet . three lndlon soldfere w e r e eling s.1uth on Rt. 17; He to learn tc type an wr lines. along the coast of the Central bomber was reported lost to . In killed when laraeU troops opo,, ently fell uleep aMbo · ed F P Ona) h~?d, d k KUWAIT-Shekhdon deciDres Highlands tut cost the Mannes unknown cause~ during ,a night , •Le 0 . ened fire 011 enCIIDpmeJ!II Of and drifted across • the IContlnu rom a.ge , l woul 11 e to ve 10 a war 0'' Israel. 73 men killed and 139 woundl!d. strike over th• nortll Saturdlly 111 line Into the tralltD~~ Hospital followed. KimberlY s large city and have a small KHARTOUM-sudan declares South Vietnamese troops to I I ed , the United · Nations 'EmergeD· wheels '' . brother. George Mcintosh, died house In the country where I war on Israel the oorth reported kllllng 24S The crewmelln nvo v, . were cJ Force (UNI!Fl. The Ioree . ted! eral ·years ·ago ld kends and In . , listed officra Y as m ""llll· ball b e e a deacll•ated · at He was pinned in the car un~xpec Y sev cou go on wee UNITED NATIONS-Secur~ty Viet Cong In a two-day fight on Thunderchief pilots smashed a nearly a half hour and wa while runnmg near the Pom- the •urn mer. Council called Into emergency the outskirts of Quang Trl 10 k · nd · ·u Egypt's demand 1nd t hI ·on Ills "! t · e large de·' ' 20-truc convoy a m1ss e While Sch I HI h 00 pronounced dead on arrival eroy g · wan a rue .. session· expected to order a miles soulb of the Demilitarized . · h 1 th unel troops were waiting to ··Valley Hospital lunch hour. It is believed that Iwith ' comfortable chair. I cease-llre Zone (DMZ) border It brought launchers just nort olr e Order to Bidders he remo•ed fl'Gm tbe <OIIDtry. Plea••nt - head injuries. he ml& · ht .8 I80 have had a simi- wou ld ta Jk 10 · 8 da! nty vo1ce and · · toll in DMZ· The AmeriCan a men severe . : the Communist death u , The driver of the truck lar difficulty, whlct. had no tl say, 'May I take a message?' " JERUSALEM - Jordanian !major battles in the northern reported their bombs were on Ill' tbe UP! sequences" would reBult fr•Jm Lawrence Dowell, 31, of · been de~eted. And another . . troops reported attacking Is- provinces over the weekend to target." COLUMBUS -GOy. JAM&'! the Middle East fighting. The Carolina, was not injured. "My chosen profession IS to rae!. . 783. A. ~odes JSI!~ed an order Sun· statement was Issued aB Pl'\'s~ his co4river, W. L. Hawks, 31: AND THE MIXED emotions have a band of mstruments of MOSCOW-Soviet news agen. . dB) that bulldmg trades unions dent Johnson began a series ol cf Mt Airy, N. c., was admit- of · graduatmn came for M1ss my own like Herb Alpert and Tass reports Israel attacked: u.s. officials had estimated working on public wo~ks pro!- high level conferences on tha _ _ __:_:._ _;_;____ Roberta Kraeuter Sunday at the Tijuana Brass. l just want ( charges Arsabs tbet 2,500 members of the North eels must conform With the . 1 · 1 11 Ohio University; To follow \filL to have fun. l always have lik- ~~or:sd ~aet Vietnamese 2nd Regiment were . newly - enacted, anti • discrim· ens s. W lnten lfl 1 . 8 of coors~. be that diffirult ile- ed music and l Intend to have a ac e rs. around the H!ep Due Valley. (Contmued From Page One) Inati<ln law. With arch t .e m c!sion . of getting J'!J'i "t h e a band and wont to travel CAlBO - Egyptians charge A_bo~t 5:000 Marines _were Bob Ridge, Jackson; K; tty, Rhodes said no bid for a pub- the seri:'snes:S~s~~e w:~:. r1ght" first Job. Roberti I$ a pisces too. r wanl to play some U.S. tanker tried to block Suez aJrl!lted mto the area m a Rita Riggs Coolville; Steel, lie work• oontraci would be t Am · •> music major. jaa and soft music, That is my Canal by turning broadside. daring night assault Friday. Bill Greer' New Haven. considered unlees lhe bidder, as ~~e morert::;p~:~d~n .. ~:~ '' chosen profession. lllll ;::a:;;;c 7 111 &GI!~ The re~ion. has supply. and Stake ru.ce: Sorrel Buck, part of his contract, undertook la:n~e':n all out counterofYES. Suf.mAY was many Andcommunicetiona lines Unklng Junior Kennedy, Middleport: to do whatever hiring was ne- fenslve against IsraeL King •' thing; lo many people.. .... "When I grow up I want to BANKERS MEET _ U.S. bases at Da Nang, Chu Rusty Sill, Wimp Frost, Shade: ces~ ou~lde his union agree. Faisal of Saudi Arabia ordered .• .. be an electric man. My dad Is ATHENS, Ohio (UPI) 0. Lai, Hoi An and Tam Ky. Sollie Lee, Edwin Roush, Le men\8 to msure workers were hi tr t tt ck K walt ' MARII!'rrA, Oilio (UP!) CLA8&'PROOEcr . one now and I want to be like E. Anderson, executive manag. tart not denied an oppoitunlty for s oops o a a . u I ' The Coordinating Committee for t>UPtL! OF THE Letart Falls him when I grow up. Tbey have er of the Ohio Bankers Associ- In the all' war, U.S. spokes- Western Pleasure Pony, 48 employment by race and color, and the Sudan declared war for· the Ohio River Basin Cornp~l-1 Elementary School publlshecl a sometimes very dangerous jobs a!Ion, keynoted the 14fll annu~l men disclosed that two more inches and over: Chico, Bevermally, hensive Survey wm meet )lar*-r before . the end of he and sometimes get killed. But Ohio School of Banking at ~o Comrn~u~t d MIGS ~:~rcep~rs ly Allen, Athens: Lady B u g, Commander KiUed Jerusalem echoed tO the 0 Tue,day and Wednesday. school year. don't worry- !'II be careful." Umverslty bh~ Su~~:J ~e~ ~-..:::::bat thay '"' Christy FriiS!, Shade: Wild · sound ofmachineguns and !he Victor F. Jelen, deputy The paper was an English night Some 200 a ers a o ' u ey a so Flower, Kalby Foglesong, MaANCHORAGE, ALASKA - !bump of mortars as the Jorject director of the Ohiq class proJect _and prov1ded a MAN ARRESTED ed. son. Lt. Gen. Glen R Birchard, danians attacked across the no Basin Project, will dis<'U8s · valuable experience for the stu- George Johnson, 27, Mason, Open Trail Horse: Johnny commander · m • chief of ~e man's land that separates the recently completed study · dents. It's well done and most- was arrested by the Me i g 8 EMMY SHOW SET Meigs Sorrell Lucille Leifheit Pome- Alaska Command, and his pilot two sides in the divided city. water supply nnd quality In Iy pertains to events which ore County Sheriff'• Department .,. roy: Uttle Don, Bever!; Smith, we~e drowned Saturday when Egyptian communiques said basin. stnctly of school mterest How- over the weekend on a bad . HO~LYWOOD (UP!) - ... •leWellston; Apache Joe, Sherry their plane overturned on take- 44 Israeli planes were shot William L. Klein, ever, out of the moulhs of check charge. VISions annual tribute to Itself, Indestad, Pomeroy, ofl from upper Ugashik Lake down and two U.JI.R. planes • 1 biologist of the Ohio . , YIJl.knOw . . . and lhfre the Emmy Awards, will_ be English Equitation: perky near here. were lost A military commuValley Water , f'vefal ·tidbits on the. su~ presented for the 19th !1me Pine, Sbary Blickle, Athens; Two other passengers, Maj. nique said fighting raged "along F, mission, will explain ect o. "MY Chosen ProfessiOn, Andrew Jobnson, 17th pres!Sunday night The telec.uot will Sun hi Bill P w· nl Gen. Joseph A. Cunningham, the entire frontier" with Israel. 1 1 zalion's role In helping state• which r think yoq,..\0111 enjoy: dent of the United States, later be seen via ABC-TV at 9 p. m. Ath!ns~e n ~- d·~ m ng, commander of the 22nd AI r Heavy antiaircraft fire was establish stream "When I grow up I would became a senator. EDT. Bernice Barber to James An add~ cl~:s p0~c~e show Force Military Airlift Command heard from the . suburban ards. . Barber, Evelyn Barber, 42 Ac- was the Appaloosa Breed with and Edward A. Bellrlnger, Helloplllis area near Cairo . ' Under a 1965 res, Olive. fir 1 th h third t . tl Alaska command personnel International Airport There states have until ' Russell Welch, June Welch to ly.'goin~~! Roam Bab~~d;;. division, were able to swim to was no word en whether the ~ June to submit '.' James A, Taylor, 1.12 acres, b G ld W bb J k . , shore. airport was under attack. · ards to the , .. Rutl d y era e ' ac son, " •. I • and .J Ward Cath · p Scott's Commanche Scott Bier(In London, Ule ·. British J ln~o~hio River Basin •. w~~y to Mildred. F. we:::~ I~ ly, Ja~kson, and Mias Cindy DreDtledReport Broadcasting Corp. (BBC) IBid ~·j , aere Sal'Isbury Lou, ridden by ~!'!"Y Burdette, Jl!UJNWW ,_ 'l'lllil , 'lhe~ · 'f· · Is a jol·n•. federal-statt!r ~~·~~;~·),: ' 1',( • Jtli"' ..., • • • • • · Cool ·u ~ 11 ·llli __.. -... wn 10 Egyptian planes fornrulate a plan "!t.o !ltato Hlgnway Patrol Beams, Racine. Ther< was hea- U, Charleston, W. Va.: Ste- Charles R Hyaell, Kathryn VI e. · awailed report of the Ohio T~x let-bunt MIG jea' 1 ment for making best use of late S•turday evening• arrested vy ·da\)1age to the car. phen T. Farley, 21, St. Albans, Hysell to Richard C, Wilt, Mar· :~ ln;,he.~ead-hl pony class Study Qlmmisolon will be re- :•tJBCBovld ''Itt£• i\tilll~rs·; water and Weddle, 'Jr., 23, Port- Weddle, according to the pa- W. Va.; Kel Pau ey, 57, Nllro, jorie Wilt. 112\!o acres, Salls,;a ' " er .~~en 8 small vealed Thursday ~uring an open f e"-t~a planet l~~ $8 resources in the · on charg.. of hitsklp, Oc- trol, left the scene of the accl· W. Va.; Leon D. Chapman, 3ll, bury. ~ · . .. meeting of the Commission at 0 "'"'' an . · The licet016 plates, and un- dent and was picked up late Obetz; John D. Byers, 27, Gal- Dana D. Howett, Leila · L, Bill Dowme was· announcer; the State House. stroyed at . thelreba:~llel meels every three . vehicle. Saturday evening b) Pomeroy lipol!s: Dennis E. McKinney, 18, Howett to Richard Mees, El- ~I Ch~ the Wstern judge; One source oald the 15 • mem. (C Clat~~ :mdo Egyptian 8 0 monlhs and tills "U set at $452.50 !or pollee. Harrisonvllle: and Warren K. leen Mees, 1 Acre, Bedford. . res ay'es, the Englls~ ber group would present "four , ~ lr aft batter! " will be Its tenth meeting. his appearance June 9 In Meigs In Gallla county a deer was Hussell, 26, Pt. Plea.ant, all to Samuel e.' Curtis, Mary E. Jndge and Cliarles Knopp, the or five package deals" as sug, ~an•~:": ant~ ~~aell plan:! killed at 4:55a.m. Sunday on appear June 5 In municipal Curtis to Charles .T. and Dottle rlngmasterr · ~tmlor Kennedy Is g~tions fer new revenue , oug own 1 the 0 """"" To •••n•crou Weddle w-.e Rt. 7, three and four ' tentha court for speeding. F. Curtis 911.98 acres, Sutton. president dMhe Meigs c I u b. sources, but would make no ~ the opening stace .,..:;:~~r "..~~"..w.&.vs 'B<~Ident .at miles north of the S 11 v e r Other arrests Included: Har- Bernard BeMett, Orpha Ben- The show, 113S a point • h o w !IJlOCill1: rtco!limendltlons. A· fight) ......~~~~:='L:!'!r· ,~:~ ·~~·~:~,. a.m. Saturday on Rt 124, Bridge. Office"' said the ani- ley Workman, 45, Mansfield, nett to Donald L. Bennett; Mar- ·for the ~d Valley Horse Sbolj' m.llll&~ the IUil!elflons :expected 'The Middle East news agencJ UNIT •• , •• CONTIACT eight-tenths of _a mile_ east of mal•ran hl front of I car driv- failure to dim headltghts, mu· jorie s. Benn_ett. s acres, OUv_e. Assn. ,· ", ~re··.t state 'Income tax :.00 fn, •uO!ed .• U.AR Foreign Suiell propoub 1 I -· ln. ~lo. d • " "' '"'" ,, He."wao! not ·.lhjured. en by Danald L. Souders, 51, nlcipal court, June 5; Guy Me- Sybil Ebersbach, Com., ~4. -~ ., .,...... the rate an Ministry 811Douncement ·~ aay01" ' 1 A.'""'· said Weddle, headed Lancaster. There was minor Williams, 54, Pt. Pleasant, die fracewell, dec.,' to \VIlll8m (leeds ' .. lil!J~. ol'the sales tar, ing Israeli gJrcraft r'llld!!d until"" 10:00 M.. """'Tim< Tu ... .,, applied his brakes and the damage to the car. The deer epeeding, municipal court, June H. Tracewell. Blllle'LoU'TraceI';';:' ,','' Egyptian airports In the ZIIH ror hnprovementt ln: -h·' • Cr •• Ch ' .,. ·' ' " " ' " ' NM. , .. 11 .,.. of canter, skidded was turned over to Kenneth B: Fronk A. emeana, .. , e- woJ, Carole Sue Nutter, par' .•·~ · ,·: , .~ Tliflt to Return Canal Zone. .. :!:~r:: 0°:~h~:!~~ctor the right side of the hi~h- L. Tomlinson, Gallia count}' fhire, speeding, municipal court, eels, Orange. . JU!l1i ';,!~ ; '1'' _HtAST LIVERPOOL, omO- Anolher broadcast over CairO '"'""' bid , way: str~ck two trees. !!lldl game protector. June 10; Stephen H. Swann, 17, Billie Lou Tracewell. carole OCie nu.~r-irv' :, lllartne Maj. Gen. Keith B. Me- Radio alerted Egyptian armed ::::-,:.'•a:~. •.,:,~~ ~\':::',. dama~tt~'}lree fence ~I! and\ Weekend arresa by the pa- Pt. Pleasant, speeding, Gallla Sue Nuttor, Owen Nutter to WI!· _ , ·:'?' i''Ui·Cuteheon, a 1933 graduate of forces in Gua, Sinal and areas !.:".~~;~~..~:"'~1,',~~. ~~~~":;,., fUtl_<{~nce owned by Paul trol Included: \Villle L. Good, county juvenile court, June 10. II a m H. Tr~w.en, parcels, Ml'. and Mrs ..fj~. val~~ East Liverpool Higl! School, will near the Israeli port of Elath on rleanln&IJid palntiD". Type of Stl"UCt· Orange. .. ' and farnll r Bel ''\ , ~. --Ibtl the commencement speaker the Gulf of Aqaba. 14 ~:a,;;.,v·~:::;..,'':"''"' w " _, Charles H.. lhle', !tfaybelle lh· :;th Mr a~ "Mrs P~w · :,at the 1967 groduatlng class ex- The broadcast was directed at 4 "Tho • to "' '" , · I• to Jenningi Beegl!!, 10.5 ae- R ' , ' ~"' lJl'lliles Tuesday · Egyptian ttoops and "our hl ~~.~~=~~~J' u res, Sutton. . · ~! ·<~ . Gen. McCutc~on, who has brothers In Jordan and Syria." ~,!'::; ·~·:..'!•U Clyde Bllmect; ltl!t)e Blizzard bls bo · 11 • ·,erved In World War li,.Herea It 11ld: ~~. ':'::;'·;!.~'0.' 1 ~" to Bemard ~~Orpha Pen- at St. me a).., ~'fqd Vietnam and cllflltjntly Is "The time has come to "" '""'"'"" .,..,. " . , . ' ' "nett, Correction Deed, Ollve. : ·. ~*tlPned at the Pentag011 . In revenge. attack and liberate l:" ;:;.:"' .. "'' .,., · Guy (),,Rassell to Edith Jo- er:urg, Cetmlal! ~ington, Is the Orst gradu- Palestine from Zionist gangs." ~ 14.,,. .iu.t ..,11, on COLUMBUS tUPI) -The lin clUes, and to blace revenue enter, unless tile local school anne Ru~ll, LoU, Pomeroy. dr. , oij ·,r. the school to return 1e The director ol the tadlo'a 1 1 •·~=.::.~· at the legislature tonight bonds for garbage disposal facil- board designates an earllor · · · . . an " r •lltfiliw a graduatln& cluil. · Voice of the Arabs program ,.,•.. 0 "' ot ''"' ro •••• into the sixth montll Is, ltlesin the eremptiona frorn the date. weekend , lie!~,-, 17- . · · went on the air to 8MOUJlC!I! ·~~~~:;~"""E~· was at the start of the Urnltatlon. In 1969 and !hereafter, a ehlld iii. . A it:r•~ "our forces have begun to move !'' ~-'~..~oni,_~oi session, new taxes. Charter cities, which can levy would have to be 6 years old 0 . . G a pie- JUr'U:3S all 1 ts" :;:.1-"l'h• Ohio Tax Study Commis- taxes outside th~ llknlll Umlt, on' or before S'!ll. SO In districts · .' .' Ji•rk. ·. ·· ·.. on ron · 1 . was to meet today and would be permltled to increase where the term hegins In Aug~M~ . ' ~Tueid••Y to completi Its report their debts from 2~ per cent of ust or September and oo the . · , ~ouuu6 UV DII!S or WOUND potential new alate taxes. Ill• aB!essed value til the city's first day of the echool term lit • f " ·s 11 · ' Plckenil . , . •. ,. .. A'eport was espected to be taxable property to S~ per cent other districts. By Mrs.\ Alii c- . w~re . · . CLEVELAND (UP!) - WIBle 1n '"' , unveiled at a news conference. a 40 per cent IIICI'ease. Fl•e oteo PlaDDed Spend\llg ,the weekend with Dorlunarj",R~ , J;ltlll Myero, ,. 1IUl: On Owe!lll, 23, ol tile East Sldl, :!:..~I However, the admlnlstration's Debt CeUID( Beoot Five mmor bills were 011 the K. E. Erickson !Were the Cor! Denver Webecs~.-,l!!::tleat White- , · , · · died Tuesday In Foreat City Th• Dln•IDt ,_.,,_, tht "''". ~ 1tax plana· probably will not be Non-eharter citietJ would be House calendar for tonight, and Sbaw family CoiiUI)bul. · beadJ, Ronald .Oliljlm• 1 n d " MANCHEmR, Eng Ian d Hospital of a gunshot wound hi '"'"" ';".4..::..=;., Dot<~ ·until the end of tbe Iallowed to boost their debt, there was no indication of 1 Arnold Jo;..an and ,tille can.. Charles Humplnrf, . . (UPI) - Shocked Briton• todey received May 7. PollOI WIN 1 .... '"' " [month. · •without a public vote, from 1\!o vote tills week on a major bUt ed on Mrs, Maucfj! Holco'mb on Kenny TayiBr '!lnd friend qf lilourned 180 ol their country- looking fer a ouspect. '""""'"' ov '"""<•~ The Houss TaxatiOII Comml" to 2~ per cent of assessed The committee hearing eched- Saturday. ' . Columbus were recent guest. 'men kllled In the weekend 10 Tho ••••••··~ ,,...... ••· tee last week began hearings on V'llluatiOII, a fR per cent jump. ul• is again packed as the Albert Cone was a business of Mr. and Mnl. James Rulb crashes ol two aging DCf tour· ~~'!••:·:~.~::-,:·A~.~~~~ : revision proposal and this The ceilln~ on totq( lndebteA- legislature strives to get major caller In Huntington, w. va on and family. .. ' . !at alrllnets. ~~th~·~'l:,!· J~:~~ weak takes up ' honestead er- ne81, hlcludmg that approvecl bills ready for floor action. Th\ll'sday. · . Mrs, Betty Ruble ol Vienna, The 1111tlen's aentlm•nt was . .,,. ''"" ....... "ow w.~~!JE 1 emptlona, sales tax lncreaoe be flle voters, would be raised The House Judiciary Conun_l~ Richard Cone. Athens, called :W. Va., spent a 'I"Y with her summed u~ by Que'!" Ell••· ::.::.~"".:'!:.:.~'·.:,;;., -;.w,~ · · personal proberty tax re- from 7 to 8 per ceiA of usessed tee on Wednesday gives wtial 011 Albert Cone and wife recen" motber, Mrs. · Bernice Ran- beth II who ~aid Bile was "abock· DEVat'ED TO INI'IlREIIT Ill' '''" ., _ . . _ •n4 "'~' ductlon bills In addition. valuation for all municipalities. hearing to bills to prohibit 1. dolnh. ' ed and grieved" by the twin MEIGS • MASON &REA 4MII 11 1\ltt L<-.twal'(( bla'P-'- Cle~rA ft h ld d 1 in th 1.1 • d .,,,., ,,.,.,.., ,., ,.,,....~ ""', .. Tn Sbare Vote Dae g t coo eve"'' • Inciting to \'lot, to ~mpower Spending a few days w1t b. VIsiting at the WUUa'11"'Bold· !slitters. Sbe asked the gov~= ";.:::'i11 ~1~::::· :.".!!:'..':,":;.. W:.:'. ::.:;;..~·"·;;~I .And the Hous• -Lilcal Govel'llo Senate lomght on a blll to authorities to Isolate riot areaa Mrs. Pauline Footer wu ha r erson hom• Swtilay were Mr. ernment to 01]1'011 har eympa- ,..11......., ''"" 1,.,,.., ., Eimn ........ Ft. ..,,,.,, Jn<Jo•or ·mont' all!t Urtian Allalra . Com· standardize age requirements and dose certain busineHOs, to grandchildren, Randy and Lin- and Mrs Bll1 ViJlllams;- Lao , thy to relatlvea of the victims, no - -v.... hblloblq - - · ':;.,'!'...:t".!'d:'.~: ':.!!."':".,;. ·::t~t!M ~u· 8JJj!ected to decide lor admission to the flrlt grade, authoril:e municipal courts to da Wllliaml. RuUand. cuter, Bill Diet& of Belpre and One of the airliners, carry- !:.,~~!::,",. "'.;;.:;";.";: 0•~ ''"~ iltek' 011 whether to klll or In the 1967_. school year, a take control al slum bulldlngs. Richard Jordan who has ern- Mr and Mrs W•~ Pk-kena lltg VJCatlonen home from Pal- ""' ..,..,.,, ""'"' _,.., defend lilt. V I o J • t JCn.ltht W11lter: · -~ ' lld Jd ha to be • nlf ' ' ' .. • ~·•• ' ' . w•~• •'- ., ,...,... ... ..;(( tecommend for passage the bill c wou ve • years Bills to proVIde a w orm ployment in Dayton, spent the -Mrs. L Bllderat!JI rna, t.I'Jorca, went down In _ , .. ,_ - .. '"" • 'lo roouire clHet~ to llhare Jn. old- 011 or belcrl Oct. 31 to contract for achool plcturts aud holiday weekend with hll parldanebeatar'o lnduatrlal ouburb .,.,, OhiO. Ptkt, 1tam•1• ~"'" er,MJ: ", -'' · _ · "'"" ,.., .., ........, "' • · .. 1 '*es · on non-resldtnu bannlllll klcltbaeka, aud to enla, Arnold Jordan and wife. AFRICANS BANGED o( Slllekton St!Qday, klllln1 72 ....., . . _ , ........,.~... 141 ""'. . i~\..'f:'.J :l.....~:,Ja~~~.!..,, · · 'the cli!N·· In which !hay establish a state educational Puplls from tbls vlcllllty, who PRETORIA, South Africa Ill lh' 8C paoseng•a and crew '" """" .....,. lllo ....,. "c'~ '· ; :, .._: ' practices board w!U be heard were 'gradual!= from Aleron- IIJPI)-Nine .Afrt•Bill were alioard. , v~ ... •• ..... Clb, <lod •mhn.U and OUMn. H:lnl au•• · . • . rdt.t b the Houll '""It .1... " ., 1 .-. tha • .,..._ "'· JWI "' 111o Court ' ' -mo• "Tile 111,_' 'tallrt«~ue bill 11 Wednesday nlo- Y · der lligh School OJ• SundaY ha ..11ed Tuesday at e~~~li'al ,....- .,.n 11 .!Ioura earlier .._,.,. "'" .., _ lio P'i>~ ~.~"'..':"'~:'::,.. ,.•. due rcr a floor .ate Tuesday · Education Committee. were La Credo Slone, Joyce prison tor lhe 1883 murder o1 a ~ Jlritlsh tourist pilUle · - '""'~" ,. ..... .., ., ~·~: .w " .,_. 1n the House. It will permit '!be Senate Ways and Means White, Joho Goodwin and Doug- white lilopkeeper. , alamJIIed Into, • mountainside ~,: "¥ "' m- o1 <11o 11'-'0• ·..,. ,;.,. "'" .. ,.. -.... •• etties, and to place revenue Committee beglnl taking teallo laa Loawlber. It was the secood , ~hill In the Frt~b 1'7rennea, kllltng I• • :::',.!~ !.~':·~ 'lfllel .and motel rooms furnlshmony Tue~y momlrJ8 011 1 These spending the weekend number of PII'IOIII' haJ!pd at Ill 88·"'"""' al!olnl. ...., ...;.. thot dolO. · '. ad trallllent pelts. bill to prohibit executive 101- with Mra. Ola Perry and Frank one time lit Soutll, ~ca- lor . · 1111 ono 1106~ Ill• .,. .a w. .:.":!/.""~ !11 ()'J'Ije IW!Iate taket1 up for 1 lions or closed meetings bJ were Wllllam TholllU and Mrs. murder• . In l867, . ~ .uti~ potalo _fllald to have OJ!o..., ~,,..,.&WJOI 11( · ·~ , ,to~'::. ~"'J. 10,.,. f . tonight 1 biD II lnereaH g<Jvemment boards or cotiiJQI.- John Thomu and wife, Co!'!!~~" W"!'' blnged lor. ~ · ~. lll!il4ntlta "liotl"ol ~ . ~·~'::!J~.@ 0 "' n~, debt Umil8tl011 lmpoaad on slons. ' three policemen. 'Peru. ·••loOII ,_ • D . v ' ~ I~ n~es ' MID~AsT I ' At,aGianee .. ' . ,'n ,; . ', .' .1Jiarines r-ursue, :::r;~~i~.::~~; 11an led Enemy no~=~n:':~n~n: to~:.~: I I Beat of The Bend - ·I ' 1/ ""' .~j" Basin Survey • to COIDJDJttee '-~II 1;{ ~~ • t •· I .) d ' YOURS FOR Top Value Stamps ~·,,, j ;~, I ;~ ! ' patro . JCharges Two Trees Hit.' 40 Feet • Hit-Sk"lp ACCI"dent Offenee DamagedID , J I f: 1 ' i. . •. r . 1 ' · . pS·· •••masterful ways'· with meat! . •• .r Top Vlhe Stampa helpa you do right bF aaocl meat. Cooking, aerving; slicing •• , Top Value Stampa baa a .gift to make IIIIIWiwere br.ppJ. 211ooka Top Value 9alm!MI • S. lullblam cordleulllclng knife 104/5 bookl Top Yllul Stamps B. Burns ..pltelltllk k111fe lilt '· ,~' 12/t books Top Vllue stamps W, Westlngfiou11 buffet fry pan 111/tbooks Top Value stamps L Lily Susan tploe 11t . lllook Top Value Sta~s ., property , Trans£ers ~l ~; . ., P. Provincial CIMIII llolrl • N. Northland sizzling platter 1 book Top Value Stamps , l J)'· ' s 1 Meet Tuesday ' 'fupvat~ . HorSe ShoW ...c, YoUrsfOf · : WORLD ,t .. ,. E. Teflon-coated fry pan 13/5 books Top Value Stamps Over 3,000 gifts ... yours for YO!JRs FOR ~PValue . tamps T1 Value Stamps. (More chan offered L 1ny other stamp plan.) frnh Quartered Fryers · Breast Qtr. or lb. ' Leg Otr. '• Chuck Steak 1 ' •;. ' . ville ·, ·' . . . 1 S· • ty M.o-· nthS0f \VOfk Lcave SameQuestt'on, · ? ' 8}0Cking LetnS• }at1ve • ACtl00 • ew Taxes .. · ' ':t. · CheslD I Bldg· Society N-ws heS . "' ·T .. '1'a ' ---- SL:..-k 8n't ' I ',, '' tbt""' 114 THE DAILY sENnNn ,..,,_" .......... ,.rt,., ... ,. ' "" ,....... .,. ,•·'''""'..'"nil · :::,wt•·ICIJn':u '""" t ':!..'=-,.. :.Ill·.":':.::!':· "':'!.•;:,: • ti.J"f: •nlltlll" :.!",:",:,:•t•= .. - Thrifty Brar.d lb. Swiss Steakshoulder Cut USDA Choice \___ ' lb. ' Swiss S't-~ak Shoulder Cut Thrifty Brand lb. ' ' Bucket Steak ' Kroger's ·· Famous 'Hom• made Style' lb. 'II· 0 ' i. • _., l . . ..... �I· uth orrVI .m '1~1;· 0 ' ' , 2-~ Sentinel, ~meroy•Mieldleport, 0., June 5, 1967 =-=-=~..,;;;.-...:......:...-'~::-.'"'.- -'- - - - · - •••IT \ I I'•! ""A ' wfA"R "' '#' ITH Ill Iii' R '·"' 'A ''B. FIVEoDAY FORECAST · ' ft' .. B) United Press lolernatlonal . (Continued from pap 11 for survival agatnst a pall ·dolo en slates hitting from north, soutll and east. The United Nations Securlt)' ·. "' •· · i· .· Council, was. powerless By United !'ten lilterllltMaal 1, ./. JY so. 1D south. Low tempera- to preventwHich the war, was called ~Us,.I.LEM-Israe' 1lJlOrtl 'l!J tures wUI average In lbe 50s into emergency sesstoii at 9:30 EgypUail forl!el attacklni Gaza , • orth to ' · d 60 . th PI)Thousands of U. S. Marines, thmr n al'Gpn sou · s.ru. E;DT 1\lday in New Yotk. SAIGON (U ' little rooler north Wed- In Washington, the Wfi i t e PT. PLEASANT -'Mas on ted tu Pleasant Valley with lac- was employed by tht H. C, them" as Mideast ensls el'lllllll two·day battle soutb of Da Nang, pushed today through a ~~~~fdn~ :~~ho:!~. House warned that "tragic conCount~ recorded its third hlllh- eralio01 and bnnses. Price Coating Co., m Orrville. in war. Israel cla!lllli heavy toll coastal valley_in pursuit of as many as 2,000 other Com· Showers In mld-weel! aad a· way fatality of 1967 .fbe truck jackknife<! follow- He is survived by his widow. of Egyptian planes. . munist troop,s tryln,i to flee the area. . , · gin ~~~ N~'j,'IONS (UPit5:40 &.m., on State Route . • ingtlth. ill!pact, and overturned Nadine and one d~ughter, A- CAIRO-Egypt reports Israel . The M_a nneqound 66 more bodies today ,b)lt p~et, gaiJ! ·dear the end, aver~ I Tbe $eellrttY ~unell went fD. seven miles south of Pt. . ~ ~. ditch, londa, at borne: hi~ mother, altaeked and Egyptian forces UIUe reaistan~e al ·they swept across . a three-mile fJ'I!D! o9.e.baU Inch or ~~to emefileney s(!lsloii lodaJ No charges """''"·"Jed dr•v t h Lanny H. Dingess anaen u . Prop· Mrs · Dollie Bell• of Griffithville 'movedtorepe1 th em, Heavy of the Hiep , Due · .Valley 30 fmues..south of. Da · N'4n1~• . .1.11111. illttMiilJII:m:::tilltll=l::•••• to order a ctase.flre ID tbe of Jrrvllle, Ohio, formerly erty damage was estimated at W. Va.; and f?ur slsterbes, antiaircraft fire helll'd oround log batt~red . r~m2nadntsR o reported . the loss of two more - . - - - - - • - • \ Middle East and SecretarJ L!nc'Oln County, lo.!t his life $5,000. Funeral services will held Cairo. Egypt clalma heavy toll North VIetnam s n egi· American lanes. •· General Tbanl reportad Jora crash with a . Dingess was a natiV< of Ham- Tuesday at 2 p.m., at t h e of Israeli olenes. ment ahead of them. A U S P Air Foree FI05 danian troops bad seized U. 11 .t 1 lin. W. Va., and ":as a 1965 grad· Koontz Funeral Home in H8lllo line Tractor. D!MASCU~ anowilces Heavy weekend figbtillll rout- Thunde;chief was lost to N. Headqalirters Ia Jerusalem. · According to the Mason uate of Duval High School. . He lin. Its troops moVIng against ed the Communists fro.~ Communist ground fire Sunday Ae lbe 15 • aatloo COIIIlel ty Sherlfrs Department a n<! ; .. . I ant Israel: Damascuo Radio urges positions within' strlldng d1s- in American raidS o'ier the met, Tbant dlscloaed I b a I State Police, D!ngell was Ilk• to be • ~taryite s:ort- sabotage of Western oil pipe- lance of u.s. and ~llled bases north. A Bo7 Canberri jet . three lndlon soldfere w e r e eling s.1uth on Rt. 17; He to learn tc type an wr lines. along the coast of the Central bomber was reported lost to . In killed when laraeU troops opo,, ently fell uleep aMbo · ed F P Ona) h~?d, d k KUWAIT-Shekhdon deciDres Highlands tut cost the Mannes unknown cause~ during ,a night , •Le 0 . ened fire 011 enCIIDpmeJ!II Of and drifted across • the IContlnu rom a.ge , l woul 11 e to ve 10 a war 0'' Israel. 73 men killed and 139 woundl!d. strike over th• nortll Saturdlly 111 line Into the tralltD~~ Hospital followed. KimberlY s large city and have a small KHARTOUM-sudan declares South Vietnamese troops to I I ed , the United · Nations 'EmergeD· wheels '' . brother. George Mcintosh, died house In the country where I war on Israel the oorth reported kllllng 24S The crewmelln nvo v, . were cJ Force (UNI!Fl. The Ioree . ted! eral ·years ·ago ld kends and In . , listed officra Y as m ""llll· ball b e e a deacll•ated · at He was pinned in the car un~xpec Y sev cou go on wee UNITED NATIONS-Secur~ty Viet Cong In a two-day fight on Thunderchief pilots smashed a nearly a half hour and wa while runnmg near the Pom- the •urn mer. Council called Into emergency the outskirts of Quang Trl 10 k · nd · ·u Egypt's demand 1nd t hI ·on Ills "! t · e large de·' ' 20-truc convoy a m1ss e While Sch I HI h 00 pronounced dead on arrival eroy g · wan a rue .. session· expected to order a miles soulb of the Demilitarized . · h 1 th unel troops were waiting to ··Valley Hospital lunch hour. It is believed that Iwith ' comfortable chair. I cease-llre Zone (DMZ) border It brought launchers just nort olr e Order to Bidders he remo•ed fl'Gm tbe <OIIDtry. Plea••nt - head injuries. he ml& · ht .8 I80 have had a simi- wou ld ta Jk 10 · 8 da! nty vo1ce and · · toll in DMZ· The AmeriCan a men severe . : the Communist death u , The driver of the truck lar difficulty, whlct. had no tl say, 'May I take a message?' " JERUSALEM - Jordanian !major battles in the northern reported their bombs were on Ill' tbe UP! sequences" would reBult fr•Jm Lawrence Dowell, 31, of · been de~eted. And another . . troops reported attacking Is- provinces over the weekend to target." COLUMBUS -GOy. JAM&'! the Middle East fighting. The Carolina, was not injured. "My chosen profession IS to rae!. . 783. A. ~odes JSI!~ed an order Sun· statement was Issued aB Pl'\'s~ his co4river, W. L. Hawks, 31: AND THE MIXED emotions have a band of mstruments of MOSCOW-Soviet news agen. . dB) that bulldmg trades unions dent Johnson began a series ol cf Mt Airy, N. c., was admit- of · graduatmn came for M1ss my own like Herb Alpert and Tass reports Israel attacked: u.s. officials had estimated working on public wo~ks pro!- high level conferences on tha _ _ __:_:._ _;_;____ Roberta Kraeuter Sunday at the Tijuana Brass. l just want ( charges Arsabs tbet 2,500 members of the North eels must conform With the . 1 · 1 11 Ohio University; To follow \filL to have fun. l always have lik- ~~or:sd ~aet Vietnamese 2nd Regiment were . newly - enacted, anti • discrim· ens s. W lnten lfl 1 . 8 of coors~. be that diffirult ile- ed music and l Intend to have a ac e rs. around the H!ep Due Valley. (Contmued From Page One) Inati<ln law. With arch t .e m c!sion . of getting J'!J'i "t h e a band and wont to travel CAlBO - Egyptians charge A_bo~t 5:000 Marines _were Bob Ridge, Jackson; K; tty, Rhodes said no bid for a pub- the seri:'snes:S~s~~e w:~:. r1ght" first Job. Roberti I$ a pisces too. r wanl to play some U.S. tanker tried to block Suez aJrl!lted mto the area m a Rita Riggs Coolville; Steel, lie work• oontraci would be t Am · •> music major. jaa and soft music, That is my Canal by turning broadside. daring night assault Friday. Bill Greer' New Haven. considered unlees lhe bidder, as ~~e morert::;p~:~d~n .. ~:~ '' chosen profession. lllll ;::a:;;;c 7 111 &GI!~ The re~ion. has supply. and Stake ru.ce: Sorrel Buck, part of his contract, undertook la:n~e':n all out counterofYES. Suf.mAY was many Andcommunicetiona lines Unklng Junior Kennedy, Middleport: to do whatever hiring was ne- fenslve against IsraeL King •' thing; lo many people.. .... "When I grow up I want to BANKERS MEET _ U.S. bases at Da Nang, Chu Rusty Sill, Wimp Frost, Shade: ces~ ou~lde his union agree. Faisal of Saudi Arabia ordered .• .. be an electric man. My dad Is ATHENS, Ohio (UPI) 0. Lai, Hoi An and Tam Ky. Sollie Lee, Edwin Roush, Le men\8 to msure workers were hi tr t tt ck K walt ' MARII!'rrA, Oilio (UP!) CLA8&'PROOEcr . one now and I want to be like E. Anderson, executive manag. tart not denied an oppoitunlty for s oops o a a . u I ' The Coordinating Committee for t>UPtL! OF THE Letart Falls him when I grow up. Tbey have er of the Ohio Bankers Associ- In the all' war, U.S. spokes- Western Pleasure Pony, 48 employment by race and color, and the Sudan declared war for· the Ohio River Basin Cornp~l-1 Elementary School publlshecl a sometimes very dangerous jobs a!Ion, keynoted the 14fll annu~l men disclosed that two more inches and over: Chico, Bevermally, hensive Survey wm meet )lar*-r before . the end of he and sometimes get killed. But Ohio School of Banking at ~o Comrn~u~t d MIGS ~:~rcep~rs ly Allen, Athens: Lady B u g, Commander KiUed Jerusalem echoed tO the 0 Tue,day and Wednesday. school year. don't worry- !'II be careful." Umverslty bh~ Su~~:J ~e~ ~-..:::::bat thay '"' Christy FriiS!, Shade: Wild · sound ofmachineguns and !he Victor F. Jelen, deputy The paper was an English night Some 200 a ers a o ' u ey a so Flower, Kalby Foglesong, MaANCHORAGE, ALASKA - !bump of mortars as the Jorject director of the Ohiq class proJect _and prov1ded a MAN ARRESTED ed. son. Lt. Gen. Glen R Birchard, danians attacked across the no Basin Project, will dis<'U8s · valuable experience for the stu- George Johnson, 27, Mason, Open Trail Horse: Johnny commander · m • chief of ~e man's land that separates the recently completed study · dents. It's well done and most- was arrested by the Me i g 8 EMMY SHOW SET Meigs Sorrell Lucille Leifheit Pome- Alaska Command, and his pilot two sides in the divided city. water supply nnd quality In Iy pertains to events which ore County Sheriff'• Department .,. roy: Uttle Don, Bever!; Smith, we~e drowned Saturday when Egyptian communiques said basin. stnctly of school mterest How- over the weekend on a bad . HO~LYWOOD (UP!) - ... •leWellston; Apache Joe, Sherry their plane overturned on take- 44 Israeli planes were shot William L. Klein, ever, out of the moulhs of check charge. VISions annual tribute to Itself, Indestad, Pomeroy, ofl from upper Ugashik Lake down and two U.JI.R. planes • 1 biologist of the Ohio . , YIJl.knOw . . . and lhfre the Emmy Awards, will_ be English Equitation: perky near here. were lost A military commuValley Water , f'vefal ·tidbits on the. su~ presented for the 19th !1me Pine, Sbary Blickle, Athens; Two other passengers, Maj. nique said fighting raged "along F, mission, will explain ect o. "MY Chosen ProfessiOn, Andrew Jobnson, 17th pres!Sunday night The telec.uot will Sun hi Bill P w· nl Gen. Joseph A. Cunningham, the entire frontier" with Israel. 1 1 zalion's role In helping state• which r think yoq,..\0111 enjoy: dent of the United States, later be seen via ABC-TV at 9 p. m. Ath!ns~e n ~- d·~ m ng, commander of the 22nd AI r Heavy antiaircraft fire was establish stream "When I grow up I would became a senator. EDT. Bernice Barber to James An add~ cl~:s p0~c~e show Force Military Airlift Command heard from the . suburban ards. . Barber, Evelyn Barber, 42 Ac- was the Appaloosa Breed with and Edward A. Bellrlnger, Helloplllis area near Cairo . ' Under a 1965 res, Olive. fir 1 th h third t . tl Alaska command personnel International Airport There states have until ' Russell Welch, June Welch to ly.'goin~~! Roam Bab~~d;;. division, were able to swim to was no word en whether the ~ June to submit '.' James A, Taylor, 1.12 acres, b G ld W bb J k . , shore. airport was under attack. · ards to the , .. Rutl d y era e ' ac son, " •. I • and .J Ward Cath · p Scott's Commanche Scott Bier(In London, Ule ·. British J ln~o~hio River Basin •. w~~y to Mildred. F. we:::~ I~ ly, Ja~kson, and Mias Cindy DreDtledReport Broadcasting Corp. (BBC) IBid ~·j , aere Sal'Isbury Lou, ridden by ~!'!"Y Burdette, Jl!UJNWW ,_ 'l'lllil , 'lhe~ · 'f· · Is a jol·n•. federal-statt!r ~~·~~;~·),: ' 1',( • Jtli"' ..., • • • • • · Cool ·u ~ 11 ·llli __.. -... wn 10 Egyptian planes fornrulate a plan "!t.o !ltato Hlgnway Patrol Beams, Racine. Ther< was hea- U, Charleston, W. Va.: Ste- Charles R Hyaell, Kathryn VI e. · awailed report of the Ohio T~x let-bunt MIG jea' 1 ment for making best use of late S•turday evening• arrested vy ·da\)1age to the car. phen T. Farley, 21, St. Albans, Hysell to Richard C, Wilt, Mar· :~ ln;,he.~ead-hl pony class Study Qlmmisolon will be re- :•tJBCBovld ''Itt£• i\tilll~rs·; water and Weddle, 'Jr., 23, Port- Weddle, according to the pa- W. Va.; Kel Pau ey, 57, Nllro, jorie Wilt. 112\!o acres, Salls,;a ' " er .~~en 8 small vealed Thursday ~uring an open f e"-t~a planet l~~ $8 resources in the · on charg.. of hitsklp, Oc- trol, left the scene of the accl· W. Va.; Leon D. Chapman, 3ll, bury. ~ · . .. meeting of the Commission at 0 "'"'' an . · The licet016 plates, and un- dent and was picked up late Obetz; John D. Byers, 27, Gal- Dana D. Howett, Leila · L, Bill Dowme was· announcer; the State House. stroyed at . thelreba:~llel meels every three . vehicle. Saturday evening b) Pomeroy lipol!s: Dennis E. McKinney, 18, Howett to Richard Mees, El- ~I Ch~ the Wstern judge; One source oald the 15 • mem. (C Clat~~ :mdo Egyptian 8 0 monlhs and tills "U set at $452.50 !or pollee. Harrisonvllle: and Warren K. leen Mees, 1 Acre, Bedford. . res ay'es, the Englls~ ber group would present "four , ~ lr aft batter! " will be Its tenth meeting. his appearance June 9 In Meigs In Gallla county a deer was Hussell, 26, Pt. Plea.ant, all to Samuel e.' Curtis, Mary E. Jndge and Cliarles Knopp, the or five package deals" as sug, ~an•~:": ant~ ~~aell plan:! killed at 4:55a.m. Sunday on appear June 5 In municipal Curtis to Charles .T. and Dottle rlngmasterr · ~tmlor Kennedy Is g~tions fer new revenue , oug own 1 the 0 """"" To •••n•crou Weddle w-.e Rt. 7, three and four ' tentha court for speeding. F. Curtis 911.98 acres, Sutton. president dMhe Meigs c I u b. sources, but would make no ~ the opening stace .,..:;:~~r "..~~"..w.&.vs 'B<~Ident .at miles north of the S 11 v e r Other arrests Included: Har- Bernard BeMett, Orpha Ben- The show, 113S a point • h o w !IJlOCill1: rtco!limendltlons. A· fight) ......~~~~:='L:!'!r· ,~:~ ·~~·~:~,. a.m. Saturday on Rt 124, Bridge. Office"' said the ani- ley Workman, 45, Mansfield, nett to Donald L. Bennett; Mar- ·for the ~d Valley Horse Sbolj' m.llll&~ the IUil!elflons :expected 'The Middle East news agencJ UNIT •• , •• CONTIACT eight-tenths of _a mile_ east of mal•ran hl front of I car driv- failure to dim headltghts, mu· jorie s. Benn_ett. s acres, OUv_e. Assn. ,· ", ~re··.t state 'Income tax :.00 fn, •uO!ed .• U.AR Foreign Suiell propoub 1 I -· ln. ~lo. d • " "' '"'" ,, He."wao! not ·.lhjured. en by Danald L. Souders, 51, nlcipal court, June 5; Guy Me- Sybil Ebersbach, Com., ~4. -~ ., .,...... the rate an Ministry 811Douncement ·~ aay01" ' 1 A.'""'· said Weddle, headed Lancaster. There was minor Williams, 54, Pt. Pleasant, die fracewell, dec.,' to \VIlll8m (leeds ' .. lil!J~. ol'the sales tar, ing Israeli gJrcraft r'llld!!d until"" 10:00 M.. """'Tim< Tu ... .,, applied his brakes and the damage to the car. The deer epeeding, municipal court, June H. Tracewell. Blllle'LoU'TraceI';';:' ,','' Egyptian airports In the ZIIH ror hnprovementt ln: -h·' • Cr •• Ch ' .,. ·' ' " " ' " ' NM. , .. 11 .,.. of canter, skidded was turned over to Kenneth B: Fronk A. emeana, .. , e- woJ, Carole Sue Nutter, par' .•·~ · ,·: , .~ Tliflt to Return Canal Zone. .. :!:~r:: 0°:~h~:!~~ctor the right side of the hi~h- L. Tomlinson, Gallia count}' fhire, speeding, municipal court, eels, Orange. . JU!l1i ';,!~ ; '1'' _HtAST LIVERPOOL, omO- Anolher broadcast over CairO '"'""' bid , way: str~ck two trees. !!lldl game protector. June 10; Stephen H. Swann, 17, Billie Lou Tracewell. carole OCie nu.~r-irv' :, lllartne Maj. Gen. Keith B. Me- Radio alerted Egyptian armed ::::-,:.'•a:~. •.,:,~~ ~\':::',. dama~tt~'}lree fence ~I! and\ Weekend arresa by the pa- Pt. Pleasant, speeding, Gallla Sue Nuttor, Owen Nutter to WI!· _ , ·:'?' i''Ui·Cuteheon, a 1933 graduate of forces in Gua, Sinal and areas !.:".~~;~~..~:"'~1,',~~. ~~~~":;,., fUtl_<{~nce owned by Paul trol Included: \Villle L. Good, county juvenile court, June 10. II a m H. Tr~w.en, parcels, Ml'. and Mrs ..fj~. val~~ East Liverpool Higl! School, will near the Israeli port of Elath on rleanln&IJid palntiD". Type of Stl"UCt· Orange. .. ' and farnll r Bel ''\ , ~. --Ibtl the commencement speaker the Gulf of Aqaba. 14 ~:a,;;.,v·~:::;..,'':"''"' w " _, Charles H.. lhle', !tfaybelle lh· :;th Mr a~ "Mrs P~w · :,at the 1967 groduatlng class ex- The broadcast was directed at 4 "Tho • to "' '" , · I• to Jenningi Beegl!!, 10.5 ae- R ' , ' ~"' lJl'lliles Tuesday · Egyptian ttoops and "our hl ~~.~~=~~~J' u res, Sutton. . · ~! ·<~ . Gen. McCutc~on, who has brothers In Jordan and Syria." ~,!'::; ·~·:..'!•U Clyde Bllmect; ltl!t)e Blizzard bls bo · 11 • ·,erved In World War li,.Herea It 11ld: ~~. ':'::;'·;!.~'0.' 1 ~" to Bemard ~~Orpha Pen- at St. me a).., ~'fqd Vietnam and cllflltjntly Is "The time has come to "" '""'"'"" .,..,. " . , . ' ' "nett, Correction Deed, Ollve. : ·. ~*tlPned at the Pentag011 . In revenge. attack and liberate l:" ;:;.:"' .. "'' .,., · Guy (),,Rassell to Edith Jo- er:urg, Cetmlal! ~ington, Is the Orst gradu- Palestine from Zionist gangs." ~ 14.,,. .iu.t ..,11, on COLUMBUS tUPI) -The lin clUes, and to blace revenue enter, unless tile local school anne Ru~ll, LoU, Pomeroy. dr. , oij ·,r. the school to return 1e The director ol the tadlo'a 1 1 •·~=.::.~· at the legislature tonight bonds for garbage disposal facil- board designates an earllor · · · . . an " r •lltfiliw a graduatln& cluil. · Voice of the Arabs program ,.,•.. 0 "' ot ''"' ro •••• into the sixth montll Is, ltlesin the eremptiona frorn the date. weekend , lie!~,-, 17- . · · went on the air to 8MOUJlC!I! ·~~~~:;~"""E~· was at the start of the Urnltatlon. In 1969 and !hereafter, a ehlld iii. . A it:r•~ "our forces have begun to move !'' ~-'~..~oni,_~oi session, new taxes. Charter cities, which can levy would have to be 6 years old 0 . . G a pie- JUr'U:3S all 1 ts" :;:.1-"l'h• Ohio Tax Study Commis- taxes outside th~ llknlll Umlt, on' or before S'!ll. SO In districts · .' .' Ji•rk. ·. ·· ·.. on ron · 1 . was to meet today and would be permltled to increase where the term hegins In Aug~M~ . ' ~Tueid••Y to completi Its report their debts from 2~ per cent of ust or September and oo the . · , ~ouuu6 UV DII!S or WOUND potential new alate taxes. Ill• aB!essed value til the city's first day of the echool term lit • f " ·s 11 · ' Plckenil . , . •. ,. .. A'eport was espected to be taxable property to S~ per cent other districts. By Mrs.\ Alii c- . w~re . · . CLEVELAND (UP!) - WIBle 1n '"' , unveiled at a news conference. a 40 per cent IIICI'ease. Fl•e oteo PlaDDed Spend\llg ,the weekend with Dorlunarj",R~ , J;ltlll Myero, ,. 1IUl: On Owe!lll, 23, ol tile East Sldl, :!:..~I However, the admlnlstration's Debt CeUID( Beoot Five mmor bills were 011 the K. E. Erickson !Were the Cor! Denver Webecs~.-,l!!::tleat White- , · , · · died Tuesday In Foreat City Th• Dln•IDt ,_.,,_, tht "''". ~ 1tax plana· probably will not be Non-eharter citietJ would be House calendar for tonight, and Sbaw family CoiiUI)bul. · beadJ, Ronald .Oliljlm• 1 n d " MANCHEmR, Eng Ian d Hospital of a gunshot wound hi '"'"" ';".4..::..=;., Dot<~ ·until the end of tbe Iallowed to boost their debt, there was no indication of 1 Arnold Jo;..an and ,tille can.. Charles Humplnrf, . . (UPI) - Shocked Briton• todey received May 7. PollOI WIN 1 .... '"' " [month. · •without a public vote, from 1\!o vote tills week on a major bUt ed on Mrs, Maucfj! Holco'mb on Kenny TayiBr '!lnd friend qf lilourned 180 ol their country- looking fer a ouspect. '""""'"' ov '"""<•~ The Houss TaxatiOII Comml" to 2~ per cent of assessed The committee hearing eched- Saturday. ' . Columbus were recent guest. 'men kllled In the weekend 10 Tho ••••••··~ ,,...... ••· tee last week began hearings on V'llluatiOII, a fR per cent jump. ul• is again packed as the Albert Cone was a business of Mr. and Mnl. James Rulb crashes ol two aging DCf tour· ~~'!••:·:~.~::-,:·A~.~~~~ : revision proposal and this The ceilln~ on totq( lndebteA- legislature strives to get major caller In Huntington, w. va on and family. .. ' . !at alrllnets. ~~th~·~'l:,!· J~:~~ weak takes up ' honestead er- ne81, hlcludmg that approvecl bills ready for floor action. Th\ll'sday. · . Mrs, Betty Ruble ol Vienna, The 1111tlen's aentlm•nt was . .,,. ''"" ....... "ow w.~~!JE 1 emptlona, sales tax lncreaoe be flle voters, would be raised The House Judiciary Conun_l~ Richard Cone. Athens, called :W. Va., spent a 'I"Y with her summed u~ by Que'!" Ell••· ::.::.~"".:'!:.:.~'·.:,;;., -;.w,~ · · personal proberty tax re- from 7 to 8 per ceiA of usessed tee on Wednesday gives wtial 011 Albert Cone and wife recen" motber, Mrs. · Bernice Ran- beth II who ~aid Bile was "abock· DEVat'ED TO INI'IlREIIT Ill' '''" ., _ . . _ •n4 "'~' ductlon bills In addition. valuation for all municipalities. hearing to bills to prohibit 1. dolnh. ' ed and grieved" by the twin MEIGS • MASON &REA 4MII 11 1\ltt L<-.twal'(( bla'P-'- Cle~rA ft h ld d 1 in th 1.1 • d .,,,., ,,.,.,.., ,., ,.,,....~ ""', .. Tn Sbare Vote Dae g t coo eve"'' • Inciting to \'lot, to ~mpower Spending a few days w1t b. VIsiting at the WUUa'11"'Bold· !slitters. Sbe asked the gov~= ";.:::'i11 ~1~::::· :.".!!:'..':,":;.. W:.:'. ::.:;;..~·"·;;~I .And the Hous• -Lilcal Govel'llo Senate lomght on a blll to authorities to Isolate riot areaa Mrs. Pauline Footer wu ha r erson hom• Swtilay were Mr. ernment to 01]1'011 har eympa- ,..11......., ''"" 1,.,,.., ., Eimn ........ Ft. ..,,,.,, Jn<Jo•or ·mont' all!t Urtian Allalra . Com· standardize age requirements and dose certain busineHOs, to grandchildren, Randy and Lin- and Mrs Bll1 ViJlllams;- Lao , thy to relatlvea of the victims, no - -v.... hblloblq - - · ':;.,'!'...:t".!'d:'.~: ':.!!."':".,;. ·::t~t!M ~u· 8JJj!ected to decide lor admission to the flrlt grade, authoril:e municipal courts to da Wllliaml. RuUand. cuter, Bill Diet& of Belpre and One of the airliners, carry- !:.,~~!::,",. "'.;;.:;";.";: 0•~ ''"~ iltek' 011 whether to klll or In the 1967_. school year, a take control al slum bulldlngs. Richard Jordan who has ern- Mr and Mrs W•~ Pk-kena lltg VJCatlonen home from Pal- ""' ..,..,.,, ""'"' _,.., defend lilt. V I o J • t JCn.ltht W11lter: · -~ ' lld Jd ha to be • nlf ' ' ' .. • ~·•• ' ' . w•~• •'- ., ,...,... ... ..;(( tecommend for passage the bill c wou ve • years Bills to proVIde a w orm ployment in Dayton, spent the -Mrs. L Bllderat!JI rna, t.I'Jorca, went down In _ , .. ,_ - .. '"" • 'lo roouire clHet~ to llhare Jn. old- 011 or belcrl Oct. 31 to contract for achool plcturts aud holiday weekend with hll parldanebeatar'o lnduatrlal ouburb .,.,, OhiO. Ptkt, 1tam•1• ~"'" er,MJ: ", -'' · _ · "'"" ,.., .., ........, "' • · .. 1 '*es · on non-resldtnu bannlllll klcltbaeka, aud to enla, Arnold Jordan and wife. AFRICANS BANGED o( Slllekton St!Qday, klllln1 72 ....., . . _ , ........,.~... 141 ""'. . i~\..'f:'.J :l.....~:,Ja~~~.!..,, · · 'the cli!N·· In which !hay establish a state educational Puplls from tbls vlcllllty, who PRETORIA, South Africa Ill lh' 8C paoseng•a and crew '" """" .....,. lllo ....,. "c'~ '· ; :, .._: ' practices board w!U be heard were 'gradual!= from Aleron- IIJPI)-Nine .Afrt•Bill were alioard. , v~ ... •• ..... Clb, <lod •mhn.U and OUMn. H:lnl au•• · . • . rdt.t b the Houll '""It .1... " ., 1 .-. tha • .,..._ "'· JWI "' 111o Court ' ' -mo• "Tile 111,_' 'tallrt«~ue bill 11 Wednesday nlo- Y · der lligh School OJ• SundaY ha ..11ed Tuesday at e~~~li'al ,....- .,.n 11 .!Ioura earlier .._,.,. "'" .., _ lio P'i>~ ~.~"'..':"'~:'::,.. ,.•. due rcr a floor .ate Tuesday · Education Committee. were La Credo Slone, Joyce prison tor lhe 1883 murder o1 a ~ Jlritlsh tourist pilUle · - '""'~" ,. ..... .., ., ~·~: .w " .,_. 1n the House. It will permit '!be Senate Ways and Means White, Joho Goodwin and Doug- white lilopkeeper. , alamJIIed Into, • mountainside ~,: "¥ "' m- o1 <11o 11'-'0• ·..,. ,;.,. "'" .. ,.. -.... •• etties, and to place revenue Committee beglnl taking teallo laa Loawlber. It was the secood , ~hill In the Frt~b 1'7rennea, kllltng I• • :::',.!~ !.~':·~ 'lfllel .and motel rooms furnlshmony Tue~y momlrJ8 011 1 These spending the weekend number of PII'IOIII' haJ!pd at Ill 88·"'"""' al!olnl. ...., ...;.. thot dolO. · '. ad trallllent pelts. bill to prohibit executive 101- with Mra. Ola Perry and Frank one time lit Soutll, ~ca- lor . · 1111 ono 1106~ Ill• .,. .a w. .:.":!/.""~ !11 ()'J'Ije IW!Iate taket1 up for 1 lions or closed meetings bJ were Wllllam TholllU and Mrs. murder• . In l867, . ~ .uti~ potalo _fllald to have OJ!o..., ~,,..,.&WJOI 11( · ·~ , ,to~'::. ~"'J. 10,.,. f . tonight 1 biD II lnereaH g<Jvemment boards or cotiiJQI.- John Thomu and wife, Co!'!!~~" W"!'' blnged lor. ~ · ~. lll!il4ntlta "liotl"ol ~ . ~·~'::!J~.@ 0 "' n~, debt Umil8tl011 lmpoaad on slons. ' three policemen. 'Peru. ·••loOII ,_ • D . v ' ~ I~ n~es ' MID~AsT I ' At,aGianee .. ' . ,'n ,; . ', .' .1Jiarines r-ursue, :::r;~~i~.::~~; 11an led Enemy no~=~n:':~n~n: to~:.~: I I Beat of The Bend - ·I ' 1/ ""' .~j" Basin Survey • to COIDJDJttee '-~II 1;{ ~~ • t •· I .) d ' YOURS FOR Top Value Stamps ~·,,, j ;~, I ;~ ! ' patro . JCharges Two Trees Hit.' 40 Feet • Hit-Sk"lp ACCI"dent Offenee DamagedID , J I f: 1 ' i. . •. r . 1 ' · . pS·· •••masterful ways'· with meat! . •• .r Top Vlhe Stampa helpa you do right bF aaocl meat. Cooking, aerving; slicing •• , Top Value Stampa baa a .gift to make IIIIIWiwere br.ppJ. 211ooka Top Value 9alm!MI • S. lullblam cordleulllclng knife 104/5 bookl Top Yllul Stamps B. Burns ..pltelltllk k111fe lilt '· ,~' 12/t books Top Vllue stamps W, Westlngfiou11 buffet fry pan 111/tbooks Top Value stamps L Lily Susan tploe 11t . lllook Top Value Sta~s ., property , Trans£ers ~l ~; . ., P. Provincial CIMIII llolrl • N. Northland sizzling platter 1 book Top Value Stamps , l J)'· ' s 1 Meet Tuesday ' 'fupvat~ . HorSe ShoW ...c, YoUrsfOf · : WORLD ,t .. ,. E. Teflon-coated fry pan 13/5 books Top Value Stamps Over 3,000 gifts ... yours for YO!JRs FOR ~PValue . tamps T1 Value Stamps. (More chan offered L 1ny other stamp plan.) frnh Quartered Fryers · Breast Qtr. or lb. ' Leg Otr. '• Chuck Steak 1 ' •;. ' . ville ·, ·' . . . 1 S· • ty M.o-· nthS0f \VOfk Lcave SameQuestt'on, · ? ' 8}0Cking LetnS• }at1ve • ACtl00 • ew Taxes .. · ' ':t. · CheslD I Bldg· Society N-ws heS . "' ·T .. '1'a ' ---- SL:..-k 8n't ' I ',, '' tbt""' 114 THE DAILY sENnNn ,..,,_" .......... ,.rt,., ... ,. ' "" ,....... .,. ,•·'''""'..'"nil · :::,wt•·ICIJn':u '""" t ':!..'=-,.. :.Ill·.":':.::!':· "':'!.•;:,: • ti.J"f: •nlltlll" :.!",:",:,:•t•= .. - Thrifty Brar.d lb. Swiss Steakshoulder Cut USDA Choice \___ ' lb. ' Swiss S't-~ak Shoulder Cut Thrifty Brand lb. ' ' Bucket Steak ' Kroger's ·· Famous 'Hom• made Style' lb. 'II· 0 ' i. • _., l . . ..... �.. < 1~· \ r/1] ,. l' ' f.l ' 'o.t<-;.... ) t"''' ' ~ ,' j ·.·~ ' ' I ) ~ • .' . . . .' ""·~ ! Rleh ·~ye, The.,.,.!lf!_Sl!DP~ · Broek Leads .Cards · . ,. Fiood's· conse.C!!tJve - ertorfe" Lou 'llrock singled bome 'Dave game _streak at ;ZI6 g • . · • Ricketts with two out ·.m the Natlo,nal Leqgue ~11: eighth inning to give the St. Ti'to Fuen~ ana . Willi' Louis Cardinals a triumph over, ll{i;Olv~y amacted ... three-run !ly JOE CARNICELIJ right field fenee to mark tile "I haven't tried to hit one stnee Chicago 4~. seventh In el!lhl ,decls!ons. when he hit his second homer of !he Chicago Cubs. homers to back leltb~er Joe . UP! Sporll Writer first homer off Drysdale this 1960 when I thought I bad a In tile American League, Cardenas Paees. Win the season with Johnny Ed· The hot-hitting .outfiel~er ·de, Glbbonla lour-1111 p!tq!!ltlg and ' , ' Roberto Clemente Is trying to season. The Dodger rlghthande.r. rbance to hit 20." Detroit split a pair with New Leo Cardenas slashed a home wards aboard, · livered his . game-winning bit· paee tile San ·Francl~ Giants '''demonstrate how to succeed had not surrendered a homer In Clemente cracked three hits York, the Tlgers scoring an 11·7 run and a. double to pace the J hn Cslll , do bl nd after Ricketts singled and over the New York "¥~In lh• without really trying. 92 Innings. to boost his National League victory after the Yankees h!ld league-leading Cincinnati RedS 0 ny ;wn 8 u e a moved to. second· on Dal , first game of a dcublelte!ldet. 'l1le Pittsburgh outfielder, His next time up ln the balling leadership to .373, 22 swept the opener ~. K8DS8S over the Chicago CUbe in the Johnny Briggs three-run homer Muvill 's sacrifice. I Ollie Brown's slslb-lnninl 1 'libo clalma he never lrles to bit seventh, Clemente connected points better than nearest rival City beat Cbleago S-4 after the 14th one-run decision In the ~apped a_ :-r;;.n ::hd ~~~g The Cubs had taken a S-2 lead homer with two on lD tb• home I'Jilll, crashed a pair of agaln oil Drysdale for his 12tb Orlando Cepeda of the St. Louis White Sol took the ·firs! game 2- Reds' last 15 games. p:~u cw:n elh ~ e P~a ln the fifth when Curt Floo4 nlg\ltcap gave tho Giants t round-trippers olf J.os ADge!es rllU!Id-trlpper of !he season Cardinals. 0 and Baltimore beat Washing- 'l1le Cincinnati shortstop's •s over e ous n committed hts first error ·ln 22'1. sweep and their 14th vlelory It ·ace Don Drysdale to drive In all after Matty Alou and Maury Elsewhere in . the National ton 7-li. Cleveland blanked dcmle In the third, coupled with Astroa. games on a fiy · ball· by pltcl!er the last 18 gamea. four Pirate runs SUnday in a 4-1 Wllls had singled. League, San Fraftclsco blanked Boston ~ and Minnesota singles by Floyd Robinson and Calllson doubled with none out Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy'Middleport. 0., June s; 11167-"S victory over the Dodgers. Not Pusbla1 Homers . •New York twice, 7.0 and 5-0, tcpped California 8-7. . Pete Rose acd Felipe Alou's In the ninth to start the rally ' -- -- - · · '· · The Dodgers ~eld a 1.0 lesd ln "I never go for home runs," Cincinnati edged Atlanta S-4, Bob Veale, although plagued throwing error, gave the Reds a and !mock out Astro rookie lbe fIfth when CI em en I e said the National League's tnOSI Philadelphia defeattd HoUBton by wildness, pld<ed up !he 2-0 lead. Cardenas sparked a righthander Don Wilson, who eracl<ed a solo homer over the valuable player after the gflllle. 6-1, and St. Louis nipped victory for the Pirates, his Utree-run uprislng In the fourtjl had blanked the Pblls on three w"' ,Pirates Top Dodgers, Reds Nip Braves 5-4 tor tne Ill'S! etgnt 11D1lftfl. Reds Idle Today, Giants Next CINCINNATI (UP!) -The JitUe. It was his first save. lie any confidence out there on the 1 Two of the live Cincinnati Cincinnati Redo are gcing to joined the Reds last week. moucd," said Lee alter holding runs came on Leo Cardenas' make an old man eut of the "I was a real lightweight on to Maloney's filth win ln double, singles by Floyd Robinyoungest manager in major then," said the 8-foot·3, %45 seven starts, son and Pete Rose and a throwteague ba~ball today before I pounder. "Lee hides the ball real lng error by Felipe Alou in the By Ualted Preos lnternallonal Amerlcnn League the season IS over :f they k<'ep Lee says he weighed 135 well," said catcher Johnny Ed- third Inning. National League W. L. Pet. GB going like they have been. pounds then - something AI· wards. "ADd that makes his The Reds added illree in the W· L. Pel. GB Detroit 28 18 .609 ... And Dave Bristol is going to lanta Braves' batters may have fast ball sneaky." fourth frame off loser Ken , 31 18 .654 ... Chicago 26 18 .591 I need more than today elf if the a tittle bit of trouble believing. "He's so big that when he fol · Johnson on a double by Tony! Cincinnati 'J3 17 .611 3 Baltimore 23 20 .535 3111 Reds are involved .m too marty He hurled two perfect Innings lows through, he looks as if he Perez, a single by E1wards and St.. Louis · San Francisco 28 20 .ii83 I Boston 24 22 ,522 4 more one-run dects1ons. Sunday and fanned one batter. is coming right down on top of Cardenas' home run. 1 25. 20 .556 5111 Cleveland 23 aa .511 4\1 saw the 14th game in tlle last Lee weighed 262 pounds whtn the batter," continued the Reds The Braves •cored one run In --Pittsburgh 23 22 .>11 7111 Mmnesota 23 23 .500 5 15 decided by that margin. he reported last March to the catcher. " I can see bow he the fifill Inning and added two I Chicago 22 25 .468 91> Kansas City aa 25 .468 6\1 The Reds nipped ille Atlanta Dudgers and he said his excess would he tough to hit because more in ille sixth. Hank Aaron's ' Philadelphia 20 27 .4a6 II.,. New York 20 21 .155 7 Braves 5-4 after Bob Lee reweight didn't please Dodger until you get used to him, he's 15th home run pulled the Los Angeles 17 31 .351 15 Washington 20 26 .435 8 lieved starter Jim Maloney and boss Buzzie Bavasi - and nei- tough to catch." Braves within one run in the Ileus ton 15 30 ,333 15.,. California 19 30 .388 10\2 preserved the one-run margin ther did his pitching. "Bsvasi called me last week sevenill inning. New York Suuday's R£solls over the final two innings. It "I had a miserable epring," about a matter other than a Tue.'l!ay the Reds will host' Souday'o Reoults New York 5 Detroit 0, 1st was Lee's fourth appearance m said Lee. "There was no way trade," said the Reds' Bob the San Francisco Giants in ille Cincinnati 5 Atlanta 4 Detroit II N.Y. 7, 2nd, 13 inns. five days since he was acquired they could have had any coni!- Howsam. "During the course of first ol three games . Milt PapSt. Louis 4 Chicago 3 Cleveland 3 Boston 0 _ from the Los Angeles Dodgers, dence in me. 1 pitched about six our con'A!rsation, I asked him pas is scheduled to get the nnd Philadelphia 8 Houston 1 Baltimore 7 Wash, $, 19 mns. For Lee, who says he had a times and got them out only if he had a relief pitcher." to open the •eries. Pitlsburllh 1 LostAngeles 1 Mtnnesota 8 California 7 difficult time making the B twice." Lee's name was mentioned "lr----'"======='11 San Fran. 7 New York o, 1st Chicago 2 Kansas City 0, lsi squad of his high .chool foot- "This Is the first time since said the Reds general manag~r. When you buy lnsuraneo San Fran. 5 New York 2, 2nd K.C. 5 Chicago I, 2nd ball team because he was too the season started that I've had "Here he Is." you simply guorantH Today'• Pnbable Pltcheis Today's Proheble Pitchers yourself you won'l suffer ' financial loss due to occiChicago !Niekro 0.2) "at Washington (Bertaina 1-1) Bl Philadelphia (Jackson 3-5) 8 New York !Tillotson 2-j)), 8 p.m. I dent, lllnMs or death. p.m. ' Detroit (McLain 5-6) at · . , Sofogusrd your future! Los Angeles (Osteen 6-5) at Kansas City !Segul 0.1), 8 p.m. John Tannehill, 15, of st the Columbus and an eightb from s-writ-vislt ... Atlanta (Cloninger 1-1), 7 p.m. Cleveland (McDowell 3-2) at port, U. S. Junior table tennis Club cocducted by all world ranked. TanHoUBton (Giusti 2-5) at St. Mmnesota (Grant 4-5), 7 p.m. champton, plans to accept Lee, Columbus, U. S. would join the group as V. D. EDWARDS LouJs !Jaster 3-1), 9 p.m. Baltimore (McNally 3-2) at probably offer to tour the New in men's singles at top American junior. California (Clark 2-5), 11 p.m. England states June 26-Juiy . national tournament, Next Saturday and Sunday INSURANCE AGENCY Tllesdlly's Gamea Tuesday's Gamea with the world's top men play- Chung-Yong Kim, present will play in the ElkPo!Mroy Chicago at Phlla., 2, tw~-nlght Washington at New York, n He _wouJd b~ the only champion, · lind,) Open. Phono 992-2440 New York at Pitts., %, tw>rugbt Boston at Chicago, n Amertcan rn tile elhtbitton team following ille U. S. Los Angeles at Atlanta, n Detroit at K.C., 2, twl-nlght of nine blayers. o! last month. 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Win the season with Johnny Ed· The hot-hitting .outfiel~er ·de, Glbbonla lour-1111 p!tq!!ltlg and ' , ' Roberto Clemente Is trying to season. The Dodger rlghthande.r. rbance to hit 20." Detroit split a pair with New Leo Cardenas slashed a home wards aboard, · livered his . game-winning bit· paee tile San ·Francl~ Giants '''demonstrate how to succeed had not surrendered a homer In Clemente cracked three hits York, the Tlgers scoring an 11·7 run and a. double to pace the J hn Cslll , do bl nd after Ricketts singled and over the New York "¥~In lh• without really trying. 92 Innings. to boost his National League victory after the Yankees h!ld league-leading Cincinnati RedS 0 ny ;wn 8 u e a moved to. second· on Dal , first game of a dcublelte!ldet. 'l1le Pittsburgh outfielder, His next time up ln the balling leadership to .373, 22 swept the opener ~. K8DS8S over the Chicago CUbe in the Johnny Briggs three-run homer Muvill 's sacrifice. I Ollie Brown's slslb-lnninl 1 'libo clalma he never lrles to bit seventh, Clemente connected points better than nearest rival City beat Cbleago S-4 after the 14th one-run decision In the ~apped a_ :-r;;.n ::hd ~~~g The Cubs had taken a S-2 lead homer with two on lD tb• home I'Jilll, crashed a pair of agaln oil Drysdale for his 12tb Orlando Cepeda of the St. Louis White Sol took the ·firs! game 2- Reds' last 15 games. p:~u cw:n elh ~ e P~a ln the fifth when Curt Floo4 nlg\ltcap gave tho Giants t round-trippers olf J.os ADge!es rllU!Id-trlpper of !he season Cardinals. 0 and Baltimore beat Washing- 'l1le Cincinnati shortstop's •s over e ous n committed hts first error ·ln 22'1. sweep and their 14th vlelory It ·ace Don Drysdale to drive In all after Matty Alou and Maury Elsewhere in . the National ton 7-li. Cleveland blanked dcmle In the third, coupled with Astroa. games on a fiy · ball· by pltcl!er the last 18 gamea. four Pirate runs SUnday in a 4-1 Wllls had singled. League, San Fraftclsco blanked Boston ~ and Minnesota singles by Floyd Robinson and Calllson doubled with none out Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy'Middleport. 0., June s; 11167-"S victory over the Dodgers. Not Pusbla1 Homers . •New York twice, 7.0 and 5-0, tcpped California 8-7. . Pete Rose acd Felipe Alou's In the ninth to start the rally ' -- -- - · · '· · The Dodgers ~eld a 1.0 lesd ln "I never go for home runs," Cincinnati edged Atlanta S-4, Bob Veale, although plagued throwing error, gave the Reds a and !mock out Astro rookie lbe fIfth when CI em en I e said the National League's tnOSI Philadelphia defeattd HoUBton by wildness, pld<ed up !he 2-0 lead. Cardenas sparked a righthander Don Wilson, who eracl<ed a solo homer over the valuable player after the gflllle. 6-1, and St. Louis nipped victory for the Pirates, his Utree-run uprislng In the fourtjl had blanked the Pblls on three w"' ,Pirates Top Dodgers, Reds Nip Braves 5-4 tor tne Ill'S! etgnt 11D1lftfl. Reds Idle Today, Giants Next CINCINNATI (UP!) -The JitUe. It was his first save. lie any confidence out there on the 1 Two of the live Cincinnati Cincinnati Redo are gcing to joined the Reds last week. moucd," said Lee alter holding runs came on Leo Cardenas' make an old man eut of the "I was a real lightweight on to Maloney's filth win ln double, singles by Floyd Robinyoungest manager in major then," said the 8-foot·3, %45 seven starts, son and Pete Rose and a throwteague ba~ball today before I pounder. "Lee hides the ball real lng error by Felipe Alou in the By Ualted Preos lnternallonal Amerlcnn League the season IS over :f they k<'ep Lee says he weighed 135 well," said catcher Johnny Ed- third Inning. National League W. L. Pet. GB going like they have been. pounds then - something AI· wards. "ADd that makes his The Reds added illree in the W· L. Pel. GB Detroit 28 18 .609 ... And Dave Bristol is going to lanta Braves' batters may have fast ball sneaky." fourth frame off loser Ken , 31 18 .654 ... Chicago 26 18 .591 I need more than today elf if the a tittle bit of trouble believing. "He's so big that when he fol · Johnson on a double by Tony! Cincinnati 'J3 17 .611 3 Baltimore 23 20 .535 3111 Reds are involved .m too marty He hurled two perfect Innings lows through, he looks as if he Perez, a single by E1wards and St.. Louis · San Francisco 28 20 .ii83 I Boston 24 22 ,522 4 more one-run dects1ons. Sunday and fanned one batter. is coming right down on top of Cardenas' home run. 1 25. 20 .556 5111 Cleveland 23 aa .511 4\1 saw the 14th game in tlle last Lee weighed 262 pounds whtn the batter," continued the Reds The Braves •cored one run In --Pittsburgh 23 22 .>11 7111 Mmnesota 23 23 .500 5 15 decided by that margin. he reported last March to the catcher. " I can see bow he the fifill Inning and added two I Chicago 22 25 .468 91> Kansas City aa 25 .468 6\1 The Reds nipped ille Atlanta Dudgers and he said his excess would he tough to hit because more in ille sixth. Hank Aaron's ' Philadelphia 20 27 .4a6 II.,. New York 20 21 .155 7 Braves 5-4 after Bob Lee reweight didn't please Dodger until you get used to him, he's 15th home run pulled the Los Angeles 17 31 .351 15 Washington 20 26 .435 8 lieved starter Jim Maloney and boss Buzzie Bavasi - and nei- tough to catch." Braves within one run in the Ileus ton 15 30 ,333 15.,. California 19 30 .388 10\2 preserved the one-run margin ther did his pitching. "Bsvasi called me last week sevenill inning. New York Suuday's R£solls over the final two innings. It "I had a miserable epring," about a matter other than a Tue.'l!ay the Reds will host' Souday'o Reoults New York 5 Detroit 0, 1st was Lee's fourth appearance m said Lee. "There was no way trade," said the Reds' Bob the San Francisco Giants in ille Cincinnati 5 Atlanta 4 Detroit II N.Y. 7, 2nd, 13 inns. five days since he was acquired they could have had any coni!- Howsam. "During the course of first ol three games . Milt PapSt. Louis 4 Chicago 3 Cleveland 3 Boston 0 _ from the Los Angeles Dodgers, dence in me. 1 pitched about six our con'A!rsation, I asked him pas is scheduled to get the nnd Philadelphia 8 Houston 1 Baltimore 7 Wash, $, 19 mns. For Lee, who says he had a times and got them out only if he had a relief pitcher." to open the •eries. Pitlsburllh 1 LostAngeles 1 Mtnnesota 8 California 7 difficult time making the B twice." Lee's name was mentioned "lr----'"======='11 San Fran. 7 New York o, 1st Chicago 2 Kansas City 0, lsi squad of his high .chool foot- "This Is the first time since said the Reds general manag~r. When you buy lnsuraneo San Fran. 5 New York 2, 2nd K.C. 5 Chicago I, 2nd ball team because he was too the season started that I've had "Here he Is." you simply guorantH Today'• Pnbable Pltcheis Today's Proheble Pitchers yourself you won'l suffer ' financial loss due to occiChicago !Niekro 0.2) "at Washington (Bertaina 1-1) Bl Philadelphia (Jackson 3-5) 8 New York !Tillotson 2-j)), 8 p.m. I dent, lllnMs or death. p.m. ' Detroit (McLain 5-6) at · . , Sofogusrd your future! Los Angeles (Osteen 6-5) at Kansas City !Segul 0.1), 8 p.m. John Tannehill, 15, of st the Columbus and an eightb from s-writ-vislt ... Atlanta (Cloninger 1-1), 7 p.m. Cleveland (McDowell 3-2) at port, U. S. Junior table tennis Club cocducted by all world ranked. TanHoUBton (Giusti 2-5) at St. Mmnesota (Grant 4-5), 7 p.m. champton, plans to accept Lee, Columbus, U. S. would join the group as V. D. EDWARDS LouJs !Jaster 3-1), 9 p.m. Baltimore (McNally 3-2) at probably offer to tour the New in men's singles at top American junior. California (Clark 2-5), 11 p.m. England states June 26-Juiy . national tournament, Next Saturday and Sunday INSURANCE AGENCY Tllesdlly's Gamea Tuesday's Gamea with the world's top men play- Chung-Yong Kim, present will play in the ElkPo!Mroy Chicago at Phlla., 2, tw~-nlght Washington at New York, n He _wouJd b~ the only champion, · lind,) Open. Phono 992-2440 New York at Pitts., %, tw>rugbt Boston at Chicago, n Amertcan rn tile elhtbitton team following ille U. S. Los Angeles at Atlanta, n Detroit at K.C., 2, twl-nlght of nine blayers. o! last month. San Fran at Cine~ati, n Cleve. at Minn., 2, twi-night Tannehill learned of the The clinic Sunday was I o llcuston at St. Louis, D · Baltimore at Calif., 2, t.wi-night posal Sunday In Columbus Ohio's top 10 ranked ~en he participated In a playing ers and was arranged mto round 1 rohbln play, each player rnee~ - - - - - - - - - - l i n g the other in a best two of COACH HONORED three match. lost to Lee but ST. JOSEPH, Mo. •• Natioual Association If all others, a "" ' legiate Ath16tics over Don of Sunday that .Grambling's ••• !"!~n.\Ohiy;lftlmen)ol-'tin-1 Waldo Emerson Jones has ~~·.,. named the association's "bltSe-l'~.and 21·14, He lock one lllln•l NGS U.S. KED$ TIMAnd SPRING TIME GO TOGETHER FOR ALL THE FAMILY $2.99 to $6.50 THE SHOE BOX N. W. COMPTON, O.D. OPTOMETRIST ' \ RAISING CHILDREN TAKES MONEY All young folks In your ·20's, 30's ' and 40's should have your financial credit established with CITY LOAN. Then you have II ready 1o count on for any money need. 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Jef- Australta, 4-6, 6-3, 6-4, to . 1 fe1·~, Eureka Star Rt. ; Richard _becdme the first Frenchwoman W. Cheney, Ht. Gallipo lis: m 20 years to win the French Lowell E. Jeffers, Rt. 1 Pat- z riot: Ol an H. Snyder, Jr., P:. Pleasant; Mrs. Jacob A. Garri- son/ .G~ms Landing, W. Va.: •" Sandwich ' - B~n s . 'I I ! d I d d an oesn t have all these features 1 7 ::,n~·;~ River _ M Oak Hill. Birth 1 • 1 '' a' Pay More? ------CLOSE OUT maybe you'd better chec~ this chart: PRICE/SIZE COMPARI..,ON HORSEPOWER WHElliJASl OVEIWL LENGTH OVEIWL WIDTH 1'11111' 80' $2878 DOtll! Polo 318 V8 230 122" 219.611 CHEVROLET 195 119" 213.~' 79.9w · 2846 200 11911 213" 79" 2881 265 121" 216.6" 79.7" 2961 Impala V8 FOlD Golaxie 600 V8 PONTIAC Catalina V8 ' 'MIIWI-.'s lottJstH fiNif Prlct hr 1_,.. I p I ~____ Why I Foam cushion padded seats, front and rear. Jam., E. Allbright Rt o., F. 'Shearer up 11 :45 ~m~.': • Padded dash and sun visors. i 1 Norll!Up, son, . 3:53 p.m 'Sat: Wmfield, W, H. Shaver, Jr., • Ball bearing ashtray. I urday. · ' down I p. m.; Helen Z., up 7.15 • C k d , d 1 o· cb p, m; Lady Marjorie down ran ·Operate Vent WIO OWS. 1 i William catron, argeoJr., oy M, 12·15 ' ' "d e d oor release levers.~ ' ·. a. m: ·, Scmet up 12:55 a. • Saf ety- A ct1on IOSI Rrowo 'n Sme Bu n~ 1 ' CChornl, Mrs. Jenning S. Deeds, :. ,mE~g~~~~ pRJo~:r~;md:;: • Acrylic enamel in choice of 20 colors. \Y•, ' ar es M, Downey Darla A • W'd · ,_fil:.;.. Dunfee, Mrs. Home; 1•. Gibbs. 5' 55 a. m. I e selection of color-keyed interiors.~ M T • Ohio River - Lock 13 Inca • C 1 k d rs. ommy L. Han, Charles down 7 a m . Lock 14 'Leoni 0 or- eye seat belts, front and rear. '" •' 0. Houck, Adam F. Kisar, Mrs. das Polk .up .S:50 p m'- Ti~ Gary P. Lee, Mrs. Carrie T. . , · ·• Meinhart Norbert p N up 7.40 P- m, Steel Ranger up ling Jr 'che I A R·. Geutz- 11:40 p.m.; Codrington up 1:20 ' ·• ry · Ice, reg- a m · ' · ·k 16 Ste I T d · ory S. Robert ou E Sh · · • """ , e ra er : Mrs. Ro Sh s, ~ . eels, down ~ : 20 a. m.; Lock 17, Esse · y · oemakcr Mrs. Nan- Pennsytvania up 3 a m · Brim/ I me L. Snodgrass, Mrs. Gail R. lstone up 4·40 a m., 11 R B~ke 'n RrP ?.~ Stebelton, Mrs. Liza C. Watson, u~ 5: 50 a.. m.; ·Nall~naf I~ Mrs. Keith M. Mount and infant 5:30 a. m.: Lock 20, E'Deana son, Mrs. Jack L. Matthews Bosi.orUt up 5:30 a. m ; Belland lnfant son, Mrs. Bernard 0. ville Locks, S. M,Jenb down Stumbo and mfant son, Mrs. AI- 5:25 a. m.; Western down 5·40 fred M. W!lhams and infant a. m.; Lock 22, Lillian CJ~rk son, Mrs. James L. Bush, Mrs. with Indiana in tow up 2 a m . F_Jora F. Chambers, Mr,. Er- Robert P. Tlbolt up 5·45 m·: ~m Tolliver, Joseph W. Clark, Lock a3, Jefferson down - 1:00 r., Charles W. Edwards, John a. m,; Harvey Jordan up 3:05 E. McGuire, Wayne I. Shoema- a. m.; Fort Dearborn down ,_ I . . ~er, Gerald E. Shuster, Wil- :05 a. m. ; OVEC up,G·:Wam.F. Skaggs, Mrs. Donald Greenup Locks, AltO~ z.jmy~ R. Van Meter, oseph S. Van up 3:50 p, m.; Valvollne 'down , and Larry 0, Gilbert. 10:40 p.m.; Brian B. up 1:20 a. , m.; Jim Hougland up 8:15 a. , LODG!! TO MEET m.; Ravenswood down 2 p. m.; . . The regular meeting of Mid· Elaine G. down 7:20 p. m. Madl.eport Lodge 363 F. and AM ""' Lcre down 8:40 p, m.: Josw!ll be held Tuesday, June 6, epfl Chotin down 9:65 p. m.; at 7:30 p. m. Harry L. Chesher George T. Price up ·10:45· !'.nt; .D.D~~· ~-.u·av•.­ ls WM. H. E. Bowles uP 12:50 a, m. _ , ~ Mrs. 1 • 1 MrS. ·Frank H. Beckner, Pt. ._ i Pleasant; Mrs. Allie Higginlx>- Gauges - Gallipolis, 11.8 and I tharn, Grimms Landing : Mrs. 14.8 running 12 feet of rollers; I Foste.r E. Tucker, Grimms PI Pleasant, 24.00; Pomeroy] Landmg; Mrs. Willis D. Mnrr, Mason, 20.61; Hinton, 2.30 Iatif West Columbia; Mrs. Donald ing; Kanawha Falls, 6.17 rising; , R. Van Meter, Racine; Charles Charleston, 19,91 falling· Loni T. Rhodes, Rt. l Syracuse; Jr- don, running 0.75 of a ioot of '. ving(L. Comer, Rt. 1 Jack- rollers ; Marmet, running 0.50 ,I son; ·Herman E. McKenzie of a foot; and Winfield running ! Flatwoods, Ky.; Barry A. Ben: 2 feei. · ' ' 1 · son, Wellston ; Danny A. Morris, Boat Mo••ements i Pamtsvtlle, Ky. ; Hubert H. Gallipolis Loeb - B o b b y Joyce/Greenup, Ky.; Mrs Os- Joe down 8:25 p, m.; Edwards j car Poetkcr, Jackson; WiiUam Bosworth up 9:20 p. rn.; Cotto~ ••• • ; L. Kuhner, Rt. 3 Oak Hill: Mrs, Queen up 11:05 p. m.; Lucy 0 I James A. Hares, Ashland, Ky.; Jane Lucas up 1:25 a.m.; Char- I• Left outside rearvtew mirror. ; Robert K Ratliff, Ashland, Ky.; les K. up 2:15 a. m.; Aliquippa I • Carpeting front and rear Mrs. Dav1d Medley, Rt 1 up 3:05 a. m.: Queen City up ' , _ •, Flatwoods, Ky.: Paul A. Foster, 4:05a. m.; John Ladd Dean up • Flow-Through ventilation 10 hardtop· models. 1 '. I · j Hot Dog 81: :1\ ball coach of the ye8J'." Th':"iour Into New England Westfall, Badar (2), Paparone resort areas Is being booked by (6) and Germin, Fellplc (5); a New York agency lor .Lee Mason, Hoff (6), Masterson (7) and Kim, two Japanese play. and Dodon WORW RECORD ers, two from Sweden, one Jrom ' LP-Masterson PASADENA, Calli. (UP!)(2nd game) George Frenn set an 060 020 !~t:l-13-j) world record at tha Rose 020 GOO 020- 4-11-2 Invitational track and Raible, Roach !5), Sage (7) & meet Sunciay wlill a heave of . Renninger, Dukate 12), feet, three-quarter lnclles in lllgbtcap. (4), Tackett (7) & obscure 56-pound welghtt ':,;: It made the East 19-14 In the Freon represented the P1 &choolboy serlea through the years, WP··Ralble. na Athletic Association. ~==~;;~;.;;;; Named the most valuable ployera In the tournament were Steve Yeager ol Dayton Mea· dowdale, a calcller for lbe Wesl lelm, and Wayue Holsopple of Bedlord, a ~ pltcber ......__ who w1111 111e first game. ' Yeager hit a two-run mp1e.1 WHY NOT BUY NOW FOR that ellmared a declttln ab:-nm !lp)urge In llle seeond Inning of !be final &fllll•, where the NEXT WINTER llliiiiDd victory weDI to llartar Bruce Raible, who pltcbed Cfn. olnoatl Western HJUs to the AU SIZES - alate : Cla18 AA chllDPfOIIIhlp llere May 27. Rallle, belore ~ RECAPS- FULLY Inc Hfted In the lllth Inning, 1truck out nine, walked one, al· GUARANTEED 1ndOidTI,. lowed four bits and two runs. In lite prior game, tho East ' teljm broke a 1·1 tie 'In the sev· enlh and last Inning by scoring two I'Ulll when a single, a flelddllr'• d!Oice and a lwo-bue error put Mike Tackett ol OltJ-. 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And you can add air conditioning any tilDe with 110 alteration to your b10wer system. ! ASHLAND LP-IAS IUUt I'LAIITI CARRY A -PLETE LlNI OF AI'I'LIANCU, IIICIRII. fLOOR FURJ!ACU MD SPACE HEATERS �,. i ' ' !,'' '' ,• l '• ' "J1 · - DOCTOR SA\'S ,clQrii~Oifi ..... Jlpr.,.. G. llroldJiadt, M.D. . • ' SoeJ"ety Ne'WO!' ; Bel~ '()ire 0I 'Bro (1 d way ._ wrona?t•• :r :·t~ S. ·a!~~~~. ~v·: Although 111gb blood pressure f;lo,ooo annual pension .. . l.fU. Is usually considered a disease n~:~ NEW YORK - "Sherry" (ar aide Bill Moers 8 , ' ton Shupp's wow - eJ:penslve . of -sons who are past ... it · h It M II' d 11 ·f t Y sked lo n g,hJt; It 8 a tepid shrug ... Not Itoss of the 1900 Pen111ylvanla ,.... .., a .,., ton o ar ea ure) wa• lquestions· he wa better a Jh I In edl may occur 1D cltlldren. Whl!n It BY Bl!ll1'1t~ PARKI!:R just as good a. Bdwy. musical swering than ask•~ Rlg~; e~en t e ~opt It sllp~ Y governorship (he blew m1 I· doe!l II ls important to deter- Attendance at Sunday School as "lllya D&rllna" which wJJI '" the ml 1 g • 0 .•u are uy n~, · , am- hons of his awn money) and 1 mine the cause. 'l'he most eom• at the Free Methodfst Church :lllllke a mint; the latter sirn- bri hi's cu~d • of Sen. F u lng 01 tile. Shrew Is a spectac- lor which be 1old all hio buge mon typo lo that assoolateO May 28, was 129-collectlon ' ply ""' cast bqtter (with ow· . g tornury hyper-hber· ul.ar shrug b~t Th~ Burto~ electronics holdings (ho foUnd· Wltft ar:u!l nephritis. Other '1~.43 erlui Melina llle rt)' PO . "1 '~m In such queStiOn· I>e.es, wtll make mtlhons Wttb It; Its ed lhe $3S,OOOOOO·a·year Jerrold · · · ' rcou .. n Iwo d love someone to ask him eleonlng up all over Chap. ' cauae1 Include oongenltal na!' Rev. and Mrs. li:ugene Gill / the other Bide of the news.fenc~ how he equates his tot 111 bal U , "C 1 f H 1 · KO ,. Co. In Philly on a $500 ori.lnal rowlnf 01 the aol'tl, overactl•· aod four daugbtera ·are spend- on "Meet the Press" ex . l.BJ sympathy for put' upona peo~le1 1n 58t . ~un .~~ ;ld00 on A:d stake) now puts poUtico Ia r 117 ol th• thyroid lnd tumora of ing a two weeks' vacation at -~~-- - - - , h . rte Y -s · · /enough m his past lor him to ' the adrenals. their abi th M I VISITS REPORTED ••t hiS co~stant votes wIth all the geopolitical viciousness return to buslne"' he'• bouaht c n on e ansfle d the segregatmnlsts In the U S ever wher one N Y CIty When no cause can be found camp grounds, Mansfield, Obio. HARTFORD - Mrs. Rohert Senate Mee • . · · Y e, · · . ,another. cable company lor lt!V· icollf~NACFJQ tl)e eontllt!on Is called essen- Rev. U.roy Hyatt will have Embleton Jr. and Mrs. Jaines 1Larry Spi ak .tlh\i;••smat" group dleman~s lnstan~ a~en ieral millions, witil partners. FCIC A F'EI(F'ECT tlai hypertension. The b I o o d charge ol the Sunday May 1 Akms of Norfolk, Va ., have make oud ~ a con ""' 0 1tton to t~ Ins stence t at en- Mario Lanza's RCA . records itcMIRWMUI..T. pressure In a child with t h I s 1services In the absen~ or l!ev. , been visiting her sisters, Mrs. ·Kate8 Srnit~·~ ~~~n TV se~se. 'lral ~ar.\' E. :~rtd ~~~· Play•,1 still sel! big - a dozen years symptom is usnally subject to I Gill. Stanford Powell and Miss Lou- Move 1 Mountain" ~~~~rd " ~ =~~u~he k~;d~~s ~ ~ s;~;"':;'.~ afler his death. , wide fluctuations - high when Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Jacobo ' lse Klaas. ML Klaas has olnted for the hotcake Cllarts: that's a refreshin w~an le in :;:::===::::::;:;;:;~ the ehlld IS excited or appre- 1VISited over the weekend with , returned home W1H1 her s1ster tt's one more h 1 k b J h" h __g g I · hn· d n a1 h h · d · M p 11 f • · 1 ca e y o 11- t 1~ · s~ arey era· • stve an orm w en e IS Mt an Mrs. WHiiam Jacobs, , rs owe , rom HoizP.r Hos- ny Marks, who became a mil- ~'ilal 's Mad!S~n's Ave.'s fa· calm. If the Bight ol a dootor jColumbus. 1Pilal where . she had b<ien. con.. ilonaire via "ltudoiph t h j · d 1 k' M .. , Vod~:a-'1 or I blood pre,.ure apparatus Mrs. Phillip Fieger, dau"hter 1lined. Mr. and Mrs. T. Blessing Red~nosod Ranger" alone e ~orr; Nr n ;r~nts . makes him apprehensive, it E•·elyn, Toledo, c a II e d o~ or Steubenville, 0.. have been LllJ's dtrtoplng political P II ,.on G op; bl a~ urn . It (A.WHI ......., may be dilflcult to get a nor. friends here Sunday. Vtsiling his sisters. Miss Aud- have bud an effect on yo~n~ ' G~rd · ?t :~n: ~~ ·NW; J.,.bto.. NIICI GNOME HEARSE VIRTUE ' ..""'-1 .. mal reading except when he Is Mr. Ray Swauger, Hocking rey Ble,in~. Miss Louise Illes- N v. lawyers constantly and c~·~l ys d~~:. e e : ;,d ' Aaawen ,Jf'lud Jt8r/eetionht• wlw c:&6Dar• 1a/M pwal A!teep. Sucll a child Is likely to Valley, called on Mr. and Mrt . . Bing and Miss Louise Klaas and willingly lured mto government: st;o;~. t~e pl:yani~ ~hie~ 'h~ You get our usual fin~ ,.......,.,_._OMI'IIIMTOOTHIU have a high blood pressure ali Norman Schaefer. . Mr.l. Standord Powell. Imany feel they'll wait until bl' w SIO.OfJO. "The Girl in the ~ service and finishing. . -====::::::=::::::=::::::::=:..:: h1! life unless It Is treated. Mr. l!oy Crew, . formerly _or r they can detennine il LBJ'IJ be Freudlan Slip ;" Gladys 9 a w e tn at9, out 115 .r The ftrst line .of treatment Is f.hts place, but has lived In Cm· l BETTER tEA IPt·esident alter '68 Richard th• ern t t lfi . Fl .d d to remove the cause II possible cinnali, for a number of years j Altitudes ot 3,ooo to 7,000 feet Adler used to write 8 d w y n' pe/ r \'~·d 0 " da ahn · 'l'his should be combined With called on Mrs. Bertha Parker' produce the li~est quality of musicals and the past ten ' 'P tlf. !lr cas · 1h; ahn er treatment to ~ee th .. t 1. M H ·1t Th d . se mvs tea on now as er p e mas 0 IC 'rs. oward Allen, Dayton, .. . e mo erate tempera· I may be because. lor instanc ' rnandln "Ca II d Po me rot preMure or lower reading W1t!J' visited recently with Mr. and lures at these heights produce he got IOO.OOO just ror the ne~ g, n a 01 P ~ tn n?rrnal limits at ~II times. Mrs. Orville Allen. Ia smaller leaf with less water i Newport ciggie TV comrner---'I CUlling down the salt·!ntake is Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Fox, Mrs. content and more flavor . lcial. SEE THESE IN OUR an Important part of tile treat- Bernice Cornell, vi sited relativThe "Seventh A e " 1 been given lhe right to vote. He ment or these children. es in Greenfield Saturday. POWER SLASHED 1wa' supposed to ~.. 8 ~i~z~l~g : treats mo well in thai he feeds Q _ u .. son I! had a b d ~enourd Lynor .. 8 'student at WASHINGTON fUPI) -·Two- ' ~- _ _ _ H I d I th d th f U ""' ' • a '·'" mverstty IS horne lor the , Dear e en: an co •• me 1n e am y, case o( poison oak on his lace sum thtrds of Communist North MORE MORE 2 Piece It just happened again. So but cornpanlonahip and I'!! at ll191 October. Our doctor said M~er IVietnam's electric power 11as ' 3 Piece I'm writing tu you. affection 11 not for vasaels, the spot! would l&de OUt In R df · d mma Fox, Mrs. Ann been knocked out by reoeated WASHINGTON (UPJ ) -Sen. LIVING ROOM BED ROOM " We have a large house on which ht conaiders women to time but they haven't done 80 Radford' and Mrs. Dorothy IU. S. bombing ra ids, Defense Peter Dominlrk, R-Colo, ju't bearly an acre of ground, a be. and my 100 Is very sensitive ta thor R~~nt a day recently IDepartment ofllcials satd today, , back !rom a trip to VIetnam, llnall daughter and only one , about his a arance What ca a e • otd Cabm at I h e - - - - · ·-I says Gen. William C. Westmon,_ 1 1 phone. At Just once a d a~ . m glad now have guide- we do? PJll! · n Lancaster Camp grounds. ' Wolfe's parent s, Mr and Mrs. :land sees R need for 600,000 U.S While I'm diapering the baby, tmes so that 0~ sons will real- A _ Tile poison oak bao tdt Mrs Vern Story and John. ' Jam .. Gilmore and children. troops in the embattled cou1ntrv ' COMPLETE banging the wash, gardening or :e.:o~en ~~~~ Y ARE some- your son wilh 1 chronic contact ~olumbus, spont a couple of land Mr nnd Mrs Thomas Drust 1by the enrl of the year, up Jrom SOFA BUNK IEDS_ " the tub, somebody teie· lav _n:;WN~A~~~n~ot dermatitia. A Pragmatar oint- ays recently w•th Mrs. Story's with a chicken i>arbeclie. 453,000 there now. BEDS - - phones . Now the telephone corn- s es. E mont, obtainable only on 1 dO<l- :;•n;s. Mr. and Mrs. Norman ---~~----: pany recommends l~at one Jet This column Is dedicated to tor's prescription is often •ucae er. TWtN StZE the phone ring ten times before lamlly Uvtng, 90 if you're ha,·- cessluJ In cloari~g up lhe ln• 1 Mrs .. Oharley Brown, Gallipo- 1 HOLLYWOOD llsurning no one ts horne. Even ing kid trouble or just piMin flamed areas. ll this doesn't a~d VISited her parents, Mr. then I have to pick up the trouble. let Helen help YOU. work, a skin specialist should M Mrs. Georga Renshaw. bsby and come Inside, I c·•n She will also welcome y 0 u r be conaulted. ,,/' and Mrs. Hubert Wolfe, make it by the fourlh r i n g. own amusing experiences. Ad· a . Keith, have moved their ·But. by then, whoever It ish as dress Helen Bottel in care of Q - II lbere l&y ...,. I o r lratler from ~Jian to the farm hung up. I've wasted my lime. this newspaper. spina bifida occulta? Would ot Mr. Wolfe s parents, Te~as and I'm left wondering whethauraecy help? Settlement, Saturday evening. MIDDLEPORT, 0. er it was important. A _ Tltis Is a birth defect the Wdfe's entertained Mrs. Please, please, won't yo u gim~ that results when ttJe right and '"Y somelhing in your column left hliVeJ of 1 part of the spl· about inconsiderate people Who nal column lalt to come togethhang up before the person they· er. The aerlou!nesa of the con're calling has a chance to andillon depends on many fa<lswer? - FED UP toNI. Some ca1e1 require no I t D. l l~r.nt±n •• \·e •• ' uave I ou Discovered .tuO urande '-'0llege: ' -. 9 1 1 J l h: HELEN HELP US! 1 ' I'" - Robinson's Cleanen -- - ~--~---- ..__ BUDGET SHOP -- - !..,.,..., ~ Daily Senttne~ l'omeroy·Mici8Jepon, v. of(lile .. ' . . ' ' ' Capta1n'• Lounge at Skyhne Ltbrary has reoetved lor d1s- lie avalla~le tt Davlli-Shull!l', Lones near Gallipolis. G en e play during the month of May, Thomas Clolhiera. Brown, first vict·Prtlident of twelve reproduction• of Gro•l _ ,, , the Galllpulla Kiwante club wu l!ell«lous Palntlnp en 1o 1 n A, ~Ita!'. will ·M, fli'Mentei the guest speaker. !rom the National Oltlfl'y ol by th• ~~~~~ 4,1P•f!IM!It tl Alpha Tau Delta frlttrnily Art. Works by RembiMndt lnd Rile 011 ""-Y· 14111. Jl at 3 held Its second annual apaghet- Raphael · are lnclude<l. p.m. _In ComMimity lf4UIInder ti dinner in the Raccoon Ell(' The Redrllell Oolf Team lin- JIJt direetlon oi 'Merl)'ll .Rots, asmelllary caleterla on BundMy, jlht!d the Nei!Uil With I a-D ree- IIIIIDI pro!fD(!I' of mutlc. May 21, ,.lth "all the food you ord of which two lOIII!! were 'l'hursday, Julie 'I,ll,,ltJt tasr can eat lor $1.00." recorded m the last t h r e e day of final axal!llftllll!lls a·. "As Ions aa I can remember, matches. Rio and will brinl to:.M· end I have never witnessed a n yCOMING AT RIO: ihe biggest and beot pcsdeo:n~c thing tl! moving., what I have vear ever at southeastern heard tonight." sil!'dOr. Alphue 1'1te annual art presentation only private colttge. ' R. Chnstensen, presrdent Of R1o by the "Teaching Art m Ele- 8 cat urea 8 and ~OMit1tMt Grande College, to the audience -mentury educatlon" class• ate "rei ,: wltl be ~ld following the se_cond annual Hu- taught by Mrs. !!Uih T. Ceorge,i :;::n M".;':~ Jreon on mam!les Dtvtston Convocat1on A!Sistant Professor of Art, wtll• Jllhe 4 Speaker tot coni1i1&1~: on Sunday, May 31. PetMnally, be presented IIi Community ment ~ill bt Dr Roland 0 fill I rnlght Add that 1 hive yet to Hall to students and tM pub1 1·the on- ~ ,_.h, see ' musical produ<:t ion as In· ' lie on Wednesday, May 24 !rorn j ~~ad:%~:: ~is life~~ :e ltelt •plring as "'llte Ballad for A-, 8-l p.m. and on Thut:!day, May 1 ed r merlcans" that concluded the : II Iron' a a.m.-a p.m. The!0 uca lOr.. evening perforrnanee. Merlyn shOW, "Creativity In Art," will! The biggest thing to happen Ross, assist•nt profe!Sor of mu-1be dedl<ated to the memory ol•l at Rln 9ince. the co.nstruction or stc. IS to be congratulated alon~ 1 Prof. R. P. Ewln~. the Davl• Library IS S<lon to ill with hi• ban6, chorus. and ' The linul issue of Rio's cam-] announced to the public. Jnf•r· Grand Cliorole for a rery pn•· pus newspaper, "Smoke 8 i 8· mation will be made ovailab!o lessional program. . . I nal s" will be releuse<l on Fri-1"'·soon as word is declared of. The Jeanette Albtez Davts day, May 26. 'l'he huge ftnal will ftc1al. - •• "'"" JIS 011••• S!Jnd."'' - - --- -- ·- -- -· - ~- HERMAN Mason Furniture's GRATE, into JUNE··· E • "Smoke Signals," Rio's cam· froni Canal Winchester, was 1 - - - by HeIen BotteI 0 ua, • "Sam smith Day" wu. beld sentecl in a very profesalonal- a freshman !rom Rio Grande, that I relinqtll.tb the oppurtun- The main reaaon lor my be- on MoRday, May 15 in Jackaon appearin& fMlrlormance on Wed- was nanted firot-runnerup and lty I have had to bet~r Inform 1Jnnins the coJunin wao Ill)' by Arohon fra~rnlly to honor nesday, Ma'y 17 in Commun· also swept the bathing suit divire!ldenta of ttle area ol pro- disgust witll the Jack of know~ Itt ou!folnl advlm. 81 m It~ Hall. llon. Other llnalllts lnclud!d (rttl1 1f0Wlh, development, ond edge and appreciation of Rio Smith, assistant professor of The annual Athleti~ Banquet Pnda Gourley, May Day Bathspecial events at Rio Grande Grande College in the area. 1 political science, wilo is taking wa• hel~ In tile college dining ms Meauty Princess. a freshCollege. As Frank Sinatra believe 11111 this can be attr>~ a leave of absence to work on hall on Thursday, May 18. A· man from Lynaoft, N. J,; might aay, ''lt'o been a very uted to lack of concern by .eilb- hlto doctorate de1ree at Ohio mona the awards presente<J and Jeanette Lemon , a fresh· 10od year.'• er or both the looal newa med• Slate UniYerstty. were Moat Valuable Athlete - man from Logan, the second dl h 1Ia and by the college's public The new Student Senate has Tony Bass, a freshman !rom runnerup In the "'ay D&y ~atiJ. t 1 11 1 regre scon nu ng. t e co relations offices to keep the met with Robert Rose, d~rector Dayton: Archon aport•manshtp tng Beauty Prmcess conteat. ~rnn bebecaus~G~ the dire need public informed and interested ot finance. \o bargam on the award- Sharon Gregory. a sen- Judges for the event Included .0\ Iter area common· All too many times, In the current. parking conlroversy. l~r !rom Columbu•: and PI Stg• REBECCA A~.KIHE , the reign· ~~· t'~'ih·But Ithen 1 am 1 u r. • pasl years and even at the pres- Once again, the stUdents have ma scholarship awarll- Steve 1mg MISS AM't.RJCAN TEJ<:N. tb a fall 111;:b 'Jrnn rea~ars '" ent, nowa !toms of major sigmf- tried to solve a problem first Towler, a aenlor frat!l Ashlond. AGER : ROBERT HEFF, dep •rte 11~ ames . .errnan lcance are lost Inside area before taki'l& drastic measures Ky. !lgner of the 50·star American c:m~wtl .:• colu~nbt, that newlpaplra. 1 was hoplna that and once again lite adrninistra- Cl...,le K and Arc!lon fratern- 1Oag. Ralph Werry of WMPO, belt c Oils WI e even a column auch as "DI!on~er lioD IU!a met lhe students to hs- nlty JOined to sponsor 1 dance ptoducer of the Ml" Southern er. kio Grande College" would pro- ten to complaints and to at- on Thursday, May 18 In the Da- Ohio contest: ahd Jim Mees I also am gratified at the vice a weekly space in local tempt to rearh an agreeable vis Hall Recreation Room With ' WMPO radio announcer who Is Increase in Interest and support papers in which all new& items, solution for ali. the "Oistortlons" providing Jhe [ director of the Miss Southern or colltlt evanta due to a bet- both of major and mmor slg. lion Lestrange, a sophomore ; music. . · ' Oh1o contest ter awareness ollhese events. nlllance, would be provided. from Scotch Plains, N. J., ha. ' The nrst annual "Mis! R lo l The nineteenth lsoue of the For the cooperaUon of Jhe Ohio Through these efforts, then. been named Editor-in.Chiel of Grande College Pageant" was t96,.m "Smoke Si~nal s" went Valley Publishing Company, 1 the only reward that I oould tho "Grandlon," Rio:s y~ar· held on Friday, May 19, In sale In GKiiipolis on Friday, 1m very grateful. Throuah tiJe want is (or one area resl~ent book. CleorQe Somerville. a )un- Community Hall. Linda Moore, May II. SHIRT SERVIC. 1 ·-named.. _Editllr-in.Chiel ~-....., --- -·~.,~ .. '""""'""- ......., JnStaJiatw~ of tbl Queen election, a sophomore banqu~t lor new officers in the 11 f9th mixed emotions for the column. It ONE DAY J ·~ I ' GBOBGID SOMERVILtE efforts of such individuals as to discover Rio Grande Co 1- pu• newspaper lor the cornmg named Miss RGC by four judg. "nll.l 11 tho laat "DIIOOVer R!chlrd OWen, Dwllht Wether- ltlf lor · lhe llrlt time. year. 11 j\!111 Moore also won. t h t .Rio Granda College" oolurnn of holt, and Hobart Wilson, Jr., Have you? . "Bmfoot ill the Park," 1 talent cate1ory In tile con~st. lh• llfl"' academlo year. space was provided eaclt week THIB PAST WEEK A'l' RIO current Broadway hll, wa1 pre- Jane Morann, May Day Queen, .., ., I . l.!w -·· OWNER Ph. 773·5592 1 SUITES - $119 SUITES • • $99 • 1 BEDS 13 PC. BEDROOM SUITE DRESSER, MIRROR CHEST BOOKCASE BED MATIRESS & BOX SPRINGS 2 PILLOWS 2 LAMPS BEDSPREAD 1 SHEET 2 PILLOW .CASES "ALL FOR JUST This Is An Outstanding Buy I J BAKER FURNITURE comL'ng Events Dear F.U.· treatment. Others can be helpConsider it said! ed by 1urrery which should be Here's an idea that won't sa,·e . deferred until tile child is at you steps, but can al least let . l leall I yearJ old. 8Uit other! 'ou shrug off the hang~ups. A· W -e f 1 cannot be helped even With an lert friends to the situation and operat1011. 'l'he•e are matters ask that they stay on the line Monday rhmu~h ten rings. Then when CVT EATING TIME you're greeted )VIth nothing 1 POMEROY GARDEN CLUB AnthropoiOflsts believe that but a bun, )'<Ill C8ll Q¥Um< will ~et at 7:30 Monday nlrht before man began cooking he il was only a telephone ·sales. Iat St. Paul'o Lulheran Chu...,h. mu•t have spent mll.!l of h 1s mon anyway, _ H. It wtlt be the annual open meet- waking hours chewing f 0 0 d. llear Helen: mg ol lile elub. Once having learned to cook I've heard that eating f e r- REGULAR MEETING of lhe and thus break down the tough mented peanut butter gives you Po~eroy Bend C. B. Radio club fibers ol meats and roota, ne :t better "trip" than llnOklnB Auxiltory will be held •t tbe was able to cut his eating time banana peols. TrUt? - II!- homt of Mro. Nathan Bi~~·· to about two houro a day. SEARCHEI\ Monday, June 6, 7:30 p. m. Dear Rei: ' 'I'IIE CONSERVATION ~omDESTRUCI'IVI! PES'I' The only "trip" you'U 11 t mlt~e ol St. Paul'l Church will fi-orn !ermenltd peanut butter mest Monday l'lenlng June 5, In 1964, a new pest called the ii to t h, bathroom w her 1 I p. m. In St: Paut'a Church. alfalfa aphid trrlved In Califorvou'll be very olck And 11 THEODOI!US OOUNCIL 17, nia Within ona year it had ln;erves you rlahtl · · · O.u1h~ra of America, wIll fltcted a Jos1 of 136 million 1n P.S. 11 )'OU want 1 trip on 1 meet Monday nlgbt at 7,30 p. crop damage and cost ol conbanana sin you'd betllr t m. at tht IOOF hill. All mem- trot, accordinr to the li:ncyclo1 tp bera 11'1 lilted to be present. pal!dil Brltanhica. on it. _ H. ' Dear Helen· SECOND MONDAY Sewing - -- - - - - -1 ~s an IJ'OWer 1 ,.. Club wiU meet Monday, June 5, cookies. silt all thll publici"' bt j bI II the home of Mra. Robert Wd d --·lv • \ trqe ... ., e nes ay Ltw!a. ..,en to blnann Tilt whit. Ill· .VI:TitliiANB Memorial Hos- TilE CHOIR of St. Paul's and ::•k lay~ 01111tht 01'11111 il pill! AUilliary Board will meet St. John's Lutheran Churc~ will t""c :" · ID _.e 1 Pill of Monday, Juna a 11 No p m meet Wednesday evening, June ,;::t :;a~a, ~N m quite lUre ill tho ~ roo~ of tb~ 7, 1:30 p. m. at St. Paul'l. .... , 1e a lllloked, Hwould batlpllll hive the oame eltet which, · Thursday 0{ co~se, 1.1 ertated In the Jm. Tueeday PAST OOUNCILORS of Theoa(lnation of the amoker. ctwua CoUJWil, Daugh~l'l of ,Ao ;When a I:OI'Hrpondent IIYI, TID: AMEIUCAN Lutheran merica, will meet Thursday "ll's enough to makl mo (u Church Women o! St. Paul's night at the hmme of Mrs. Ma· oul and lmOICt 1 blnanal" I and St. Job n'1 Lutheran ble Wolle, 260 W. Main St., must ask lot equal tllne. We Church WlU milt Tutlday, June Pomeroy. orange rntn biVI to lltt too. I, II 1:41 p. m. II St. John's RUMMAGE SALE by Ladle, you know, - TO SMOlCII: AN Chltl'dl tor IMUII "potluck pie- AW<iliary ol Feeney • Bennett O!!ANGE nle." '1111 llev. W. A. Genhei~- Poll 1:111, American Legloa, Dear Readfl'l: er, mlll101181')' from South Afrl· Thursday, Friday and Saturday, ··. . All right now, let'l hear 1!1, wiD bt Pl'lllnt. at the Legion Hall, Fourth st. It from the l!l'aJlfi'l'ult. ltmon, MIDDLilPORT FlllE DePt. TilE LAUREL CLIFF Better tqerino and egg plant peG- Ifill lponaor weekly Tuesday Heailh Club will meet at Jhe pie . .. night outside teen dances at home of Mro. James GJt 11 ore :feu know, tbe banana • nuts the Middleport community park ThuNday. Each member I! to ~ld do just as well smoking thro~ghout lhe summer monthl like an ll'llcll on I dlltall ccpsllk. Grandpa learned all startmg this Tuesday, June 6. btliJ!nlnl with I B. Mrs. Lou a~t lb81 50 yeara ago-when from 8;30 to 11:30 P· m. The Diehl will be the devotional hit "trips" (if caught) were to Jays w!ll ern""e. · leader. th, woocfBhed _H. THil: MIDDLEPORT Com.-1- - : : - - - - - - - ll\liar Helen·· mun1ty Dally vacauon Bible Thank y~ lor pr!Jttlng !bose Sehoul taachero and helporo will fi • letters from bu b ndl meet at 7 p. m. Tuesday at th• 1 ..:,. Belt to Treat ." Wife~ U DIt e d Prubyltrlan TWIN BEDS COMPLETE FOR $49.95 SET ' ' WE HAVE A FEW DINmE SETS 9x12 Oval Braided RUG $)9.9 5 REAL NICE Just One To Sell At This Price Real Nice Sofa Bed Good Cover and A Hard Oak Frame ONLY $48.00 While They Last Big 12 Cu. Ft•. 2 Door Refrigerator Automatic Defrost ONLY $199.95 White or CopDer POLE LAMPS and TREE LAMPS A Few To Choose From ther~~,~~:~lar Jill .......... =h $149.95 OF 3 COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM $1.4 9 deaner, worry -free electric heat from Reddy ki~owott Rscom mended Dealer. Or mail coupon below. $169.95 All For The Amazing Price GOOD SELECTION OF THROW RUGS ONLY eac'h All Early American Living ' Room Suites Reduced For This June Sale 25% For Example Any Suite Selling For $300.00 You Save $75.00 ON SALE FOR ONLY AND YOU GET FREE 2 STEP TABLES 1 COFFEE TABLE 2 TABLE LAMPS • For Only CONVERSION HEATING 2 PC. LIVING ROOM SUITE REGULAR $229.95 SOFA and CHAIR 2 STEP TABLES 1 COFFEE TABLE 2 TABLE LAMPS $189.95 !""" I 7 Pt. LIVING ROOM GROUP ' eacb June,. a'rfat Speci'~l./lf. .You ~re Gett,i~t 1Marri,d s,l ·Os ~lrst . For Your-:'New, Ho e ·Furni$hin~~'. We . ·Sp~i~lize .In N~wlv··~··~~·. And ~~~,;~,·~·:; ~x~r~ ·.:~i's~~~nt. To~· ~~l·p· Vou,.'Get ·St~rt.Cf. s.EE O~r· .3 :; tto~m ··.·-~ ·;J .. $99.00'and $t29:95·Set•.. I !1m savioll lbem lor lllf ebJI. POMEROY WOMEN'S Go 1I vour doctor must decide alter I Association will meet at 7:311 careful study ol tile cldld. Tueeday at the club house. dren. They have batpad me, POMEROY CHAPTE!l 111, oh, so much already, for they Order of Eastern Star wi 11 te~ )'01111g peoplt bOW lo Ill mill Tuelday nlihl at M.tlle most oul II lllll'l'lld 11ft- ltlllle Temple. There wlll be &OJilcthJD8 ·rm lry1q bani to JntUatory work. leaclt mine. ANNUAL INSPECTION of the _,, buaband it nal tllle bid M@tJs Tel!lpie, Pytht.ut Sllterl, l&k our ARAB £xpelt ofr llliJI, a.. finDIT 1ltrllml Wlll be held 11 7:30 Tuellday for tile flcJII 111M •omen Wft ptl 01 Cb • a1at11 at the haD. All olncere eJflb 10 eater to lillft't Jiledl, and Blalf are asked l<l attend Carolina Lumber &Supply !bat we're MColld • c:lall ell!· In forfttll 1llln. laeh ·member PHONI .75oi1Ml -wilD tliDJdd ~VI II 10 take elthet I8DIIwlcbel 01' Pt, ~ W. Va. FOR $1l.95 " ' , I .•-. - - ' it.. Gr9~~!n.9 . ~or QnJy~ . ~~~~95.: ,·!,. • v_.·--~~;~--:r~• ' 'oi -M·.· ~.-.~': ·-:·: . '. '~-l·:;~·-'·)1'11-. J~;' '. - ~,;-~- ..,_ • ...... .,' '< .a~CI ' Kif~hct~~- ~us~- A,. S~all Down Payment.· -~ i r-,.·- -~ ' .. :) • ,, '' w . " '' ',j: �,. i ' ' !,'' '' ,• l '• ' "J1 · - DOCTOR SA\'S ,clQrii~Oifi ..... Jlpr.,.. G. llroldJiadt, M.D. . • ' SoeJ"ety Ne'WO!' ; Bel~ '()ire 0I 'Bro (1 d way ._ wrona?t•• :r :·t~ S. ·a!~~~~. ~v·: Although 111gb blood pressure f;lo,ooo annual pension .. . l.fU. Is usually considered a disease n~:~ NEW YORK - "Sherry" (ar aide Bill Moers 8 , ' ton Shupp's wow - eJ:penslve . of -sons who are past ... it · h It M II' d 11 ·f t Y sked lo n g,hJt; It 8 a tepid shrug ... Not Itoss of the 1900 Pen111ylvanla ,.... .., a .,., ton o ar ea ure) wa• lquestions· he wa better a Jh I In edl may occur 1D cltlldren. Whl!n It BY Bl!ll1'1t~ PARKI!:R just as good a. Bdwy. musical swering than ask•~ Rlg~; e~en t e ~opt It sllp~ Y governorship (he blew m1 I· doe!l II ls important to deter- Attendance at Sunday School as "lllya D&rllna" which wJJI '" the ml 1 g • 0 .•u are uy n~, · , am- hons of his awn money) and 1 mine the cause. 'l'he most eom• at the Free Methodfst Church :lllllke a mint; the latter sirn- bri hi's cu~d • of Sen. F u lng 01 tile. Shrew Is a spectac- lor which be 1old all hio buge mon typo lo that assoolateO May 28, was 129-collectlon ' ply ""' cast bqtter (with ow· . g tornury hyper-hber· ul.ar shrug b~t Th~ Burto~ electronics holdings (ho foUnd· Wltft ar:u!l nephritis. Other '1~.43 erlui Melina llle rt)' PO . "1 '~m In such queStiOn· I>e.es, wtll make mtlhons Wttb It; Its ed lhe $3S,OOOOOO·a·year Jerrold · · · ' rcou .. n Iwo d love someone to ask him eleonlng up all over Chap. ' cauae1 Include oongenltal na!' Rev. and Mrs. li:ugene Gill / the other Bide of the news.fenc~ how he equates his tot 111 bal U , "C 1 f H 1 · KO ,. Co. In Philly on a $500 ori.lnal rowlnf 01 the aol'tl, overactl•· aod four daugbtera ·are spend- on "Meet the Press" ex . l.BJ sympathy for put' upona peo~le1 1n 58t . ~un .~~ ;ld00 on A:d stake) now puts poUtico Ia r 117 ol th• thyroid lnd tumora of ing a two weeks' vacation at -~~-- - - - , h . rte Y -s · · /enough m his past lor him to ' the adrenals. their abi th M I VISITS REPORTED ••t hiS co~stant votes wIth all the geopolitical viciousness return to buslne"' he'• bouaht c n on e ansfle d the segregatmnlsts In the U S ever wher one N Y CIty When no cause can be found camp grounds, Mansfield, Obio. HARTFORD - Mrs. Rohert Senate Mee • . · · Y e, · · . ,another. cable company lor lt!V· icollf~NACFJQ tl)e eontllt!on Is called essen- Rev. U.roy Hyatt will have Embleton Jr. and Mrs. Jaines 1Larry Spi ak .tlh\i;••smat" group dleman~s lnstan~ a~en ieral millions, witil partners. FCIC A F'EI(F'ECT tlai hypertension. The b I o o d charge ol the Sunday May 1 Akms of Norfolk, Va ., have make oud ~ a con ""' 0 1tton to t~ Ins stence t at en- Mario Lanza's RCA . records itcMIRWMUI..T. pressure In a child with t h I s 1services In the absen~ or l!ev. , been visiting her sisters, Mrs. ·Kate8 Srnit~·~ ~~~n TV se~se. 'lral ~ar.\' E. :~rtd ~~~· Play•,1 still sel! big - a dozen years symptom is usnally subject to I Gill. Stanford Powell and Miss Lou- Move 1 Mountain" ~~~~rd " ~ =~~u~he k~;d~~s ~ ~ s;~;"':;'.~ afler his death. , wide fluctuations - high when Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Jacobo ' lse Klaas. ML Klaas has olnted for the hotcake Cllarts: that's a refreshin w~an le in :;:::===::::::;:;;:;~ the ehlld IS excited or appre- 1VISited over the weekend with , returned home W1H1 her s1ster tt's one more h 1 k b J h" h __g g I · hn· d n a1 h h · d · M p 11 f • · 1 ca e y o 11- t 1~ · s~ arey era· • stve an orm w en e IS Mt an Mrs. WHiiam Jacobs, , rs owe , rom HoizP.r Hos- ny Marks, who became a mil- ~'ilal 's Mad!S~n's Ave.'s fa· calm. If the Bight ol a dootor jColumbus. 1Pilal where . she had b<ien. con.. ilonaire via "ltudoiph t h j · d 1 k' M .. , Vod~:a-'1 or I blood pre,.ure apparatus Mrs. Phillip Fieger, dau"hter 1lined. Mr. and Mrs. T. Blessing Red~nosod Ranger" alone e ~orr; Nr n ;r~nts . makes him apprehensive, it E•·elyn, Toledo, c a II e d o~ or Steubenville, 0.. have been LllJ's dtrtoplng political P II ,.on G op; bl a~ urn . It (A.WHI ......., may be dilflcult to get a nor. friends here Sunday. Vtsiling his sisters. Miss Aud- have bud an effect on yo~n~ ' G~rd · ?t :~n: ~~ ·NW; J.,.bto.. NIICI GNOME HEARSE VIRTUE ' ..""'-1 .. mal reading except when he Is Mr. Ray Swauger, Hocking rey Ble,in~. Miss Louise Illes- N v. lawyers constantly and c~·~l ys d~~:. e e : ;,d ' Aaawen ,Jf'lud Jt8r/eetionht• wlw c:&6Dar• 1a/M pwal A!teep. Sucll a child Is likely to Valley, called on Mr. and Mrt . . Bing and Miss Louise Klaas and willingly lured mto government: st;o;~. t~e pl:yani~ ~hie~ 'h~ You get our usual fin~ ,.......,.,_._OMI'IIIMTOOTHIU have a high blood pressure ali Norman Schaefer. . Mr.l. Standord Powell. Imany feel they'll wait until bl' w SIO.OfJO. "The Girl in the ~ service and finishing. . -====::::::=::::::=::::::::=:..:: h1! life unless It Is treated. Mr. l!oy Crew, . formerly _or r they can detennine il LBJ'IJ be Freudlan Slip ;" Gladys 9 a w e tn at9, out 115 .r The ftrst line .of treatment Is f.hts place, but has lived In Cm· l BETTER tEA IPt·esident alter '68 Richard th• ern t t lfi . Fl .d d to remove the cause II possible cinnali, for a number of years j Altitudes ot 3,ooo to 7,000 feet Adler used to write 8 d w y n' pe/ r \'~·d 0 " da ahn · 'l'his should be combined With called on Mrs. Bertha Parker' produce the li~est quality of musicals and the past ten ' 'P tlf. !lr cas · 1h; ahn er treatment to ~ee th .. t 1. M H ·1t Th d . se mvs tea on now as er p e mas 0 IC 'rs. oward Allen, Dayton, .. . e mo erate tempera· I may be because. lor instanc ' rnandln "Ca II d Po me rot preMure or lower reading W1t!J' visited recently with Mr. and lures at these heights produce he got IOO.OOO just ror the ne~ g, n a 01 P ~ tn n?rrnal limits at ~II times. Mrs. Orville Allen. Ia smaller leaf with less water i Newport ciggie TV comrner---'I CUlling down the salt·!ntake is Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Fox, Mrs. content and more flavor . lcial. SEE THESE IN OUR an Important part of tile treat- Bernice Cornell, vi sited relativThe "Seventh A e " 1 been given lhe right to vote. He ment or these children. es in Greenfield Saturday. POWER SLASHED 1wa' supposed to ~.. 8 ~i~z~l~g : treats mo well in thai he feeds Q _ u .. son I! had a b d ~enourd Lynor .. 8 'student at WASHINGTON fUPI) -·Two- ' ~- _ _ _ H I d I th d th f U ""' ' • a '·'" mverstty IS horne lor the , Dear e en: an co •• me 1n e am y, case o( poison oak on his lace sum thtrds of Communist North MORE MORE 2 Piece It just happened again. So but cornpanlonahip and I'!! at ll191 October. Our doctor said M~er IVietnam's electric power 11as ' 3 Piece I'm writing tu you. affection 11 not for vasaels, the spot! would l&de OUt In R df · d mma Fox, Mrs. Ann been knocked out by reoeated WASHINGTON (UPJ ) -Sen. LIVING ROOM BED ROOM " We have a large house on which ht conaiders women to time but they haven't done 80 Radford' and Mrs. Dorothy IU. S. bombing ra ids, Defense Peter Dominlrk, R-Colo, ju't bearly an acre of ground, a be. and my 100 Is very sensitive ta thor R~~nt a day recently IDepartment ofllcials satd today, , back !rom a trip to VIetnam, llnall daughter and only one , about his a arance What ca a e • otd Cabm at I h e - - - - · ·-I says Gen. William C. Westmon,_ 1 1 phone. At Just once a d a~ . m glad now have guide- we do? PJll! · n Lancaster Camp grounds. ' Wolfe's parent s, Mr and Mrs. :land sees R need for 600,000 U.S While I'm diapering the baby, tmes so that 0~ sons will real- A _ Tile poison oak bao tdt Mrs Vern Story and John. ' Jam .. Gilmore and children. troops in the embattled cou1ntrv ' COMPLETE banging the wash, gardening or :e.:o~en ~~~~ Y ARE some- your son wilh 1 chronic contact ~olumbus, spont a couple of land Mr nnd Mrs Thomas Drust 1by the enrl of the year, up Jrom SOFA BUNK IEDS_ " the tub, somebody teie· lav _n:;WN~A~~~n~ot dermatitia. A Pragmatar oint- ays recently w•th Mrs. Story's with a chicken i>arbeclie. 453,000 there now. BEDS - - phones . Now the telephone corn- s es. E mont, obtainable only on 1 dO<l- :;•n;s. Mr. and Mrs. Norman ---~~----: pany recommends l~at one Jet This column Is dedicated to tor's prescription is often •ucae er. TWtN StZE the phone ring ten times before lamlly Uvtng, 90 if you're ha,·- cessluJ In cloari~g up lhe ln• 1 Mrs .. Oharley Brown, Gallipo- 1 HOLLYWOOD llsurning no one ts horne. Even ing kid trouble or just piMin flamed areas. ll this doesn't a~d VISited her parents, Mr. then I have to pick up the trouble. let Helen help YOU. work, a skin specialist should M Mrs. Georga Renshaw. bsby and come Inside, I c·•n She will also welcome y 0 u r be conaulted. ,,/' and Mrs. Hubert Wolfe, make it by the fourlh r i n g. own amusing experiences. Ad· a . Keith, have moved their ·But. by then, whoever It ish as dress Helen Bottel in care of Q - II lbere l&y ...,. I o r lratler from ~Jian to the farm hung up. I've wasted my lime. this newspaper. spina bifida occulta? Would ot Mr. Wolfe s parents, Te~as and I'm left wondering whethauraecy help? Settlement, Saturday evening. MIDDLEPORT, 0. er it was important. A _ Tltis Is a birth defect the Wdfe's entertained Mrs. Please, please, won't yo u gim~ that results when ttJe right and '"Y somelhing in your column left hliVeJ of 1 part of the spl· about inconsiderate people Who nal column lalt to come togethhang up before the person they· er. The aerlou!nesa of the con're calling has a chance to andillon depends on many fa<lswer? - FED UP toNI. Some ca1e1 require no I t D. l l~r.nt±n •• \·e •• ' uave I ou Discovered .tuO urande '-'0llege: ' -. 9 1 1 J l h: HELEN HELP US! 1 ' I'" - Robinson's Cleanen -- - ~--~---- ..__ BUDGET SHOP -- - !..,.,..., ~ Daily Senttne~ l'omeroy·Mici8Jepon, v. of(lile .. ' . . ' ' ' Capta1n'• Lounge at Skyhne Ltbrary has reoetved lor d1s- lie avalla~le tt Davlli-Shull!l', Lones near Gallipolis. G en e play during the month of May, Thomas Clolhiera. Brown, first vict·Prtlident of twelve reproduction• of Gro•l _ ,, , the Galllpulla Kiwante club wu l!ell«lous Palntlnp en 1o 1 n A, ~Ita!'. will ·M, fli'Mentei the guest speaker. !rom the National Oltlfl'y ol by th• ~~~~~ 4,1P•f!IM!It tl Alpha Tau Delta frlttrnily Art. Works by RembiMndt lnd Rile 011 ""-Y· 14111. Jl at 3 held Its second annual apaghet- Raphael · are lnclude<l. p.m. _In ComMimity lf4UIInder ti dinner in the Raccoon Ell(' The Redrllell Oolf Team lin- JIJt direetlon oi 'Merl)'ll .Rots, asmelllary caleterla on BundMy, jlht!d the Nei!Uil With I a-D ree- IIIIIDI pro!fD(!I' of mutlc. May 21, ,.lth "all the food you ord of which two lOIII!! were 'l'hursday, Julie 'I,ll,,ltJt tasr can eat lor $1.00." recorded m the last t h r e e day of final axal!llftllll!lls a·. "As Ions aa I can remember, matches. Rio and will brinl to:.M· end I have never witnessed a n yCOMING AT RIO: ihe biggest and beot pcsdeo:n~c thing tl! moving., what I have vear ever at southeastern heard tonight." sil!'dOr. Alphue 1'1te annual art presentation only private colttge. ' R. Chnstensen, presrdent Of R1o by the "Teaching Art m Ele- 8 cat urea 8 and ~OMit1tMt Grande College, to the audience -mentury educatlon" class• ate "rei ,: wltl be ~ld following the se_cond annual Hu- taught by Mrs. !!Uih T. Ceorge,i :;::n M".;':~ Jreon on mam!les Dtvtston Convocat1on A!Sistant Professor of Art, wtll• Jllhe 4 Speaker tot coni1i1&1~: on Sunday, May 31. PetMnally, be presented IIi Community ment ~ill bt Dr Roland 0 fill I rnlght Add that 1 hive yet to Hall to students and tM pub1 1·the on- ~ ,_.h, see ' musical produ<:t ion as In· ' lie on Wednesday, May 24 !rorn j ~~ad:%~:: ~is life~~ :e ltelt •plring as "'llte Ballad for A-, 8-l p.m. and on Thut:!day, May 1 ed r merlcans" that concluded the : II Iron' a a.m.-a p.m. The!0 uca lOr.. evening perforrnanee. Merlyn shOW, "Creativity In Art," will! The biggest thing to happen Ross, assist•nt profe!Sor of mu-1be dedl<ated to the memory ol•l at Rln 9ince. the co.nstruction or stc. IS to be congratulated alon~ 1 Prof. R. P. Ewln~. the Davl• Library IS S<lon to ill with hi• ban6, chorus. and ' The linul issue of Rio's cam-] announced to the public. Jnf•r· Grand Cliorole for a rery pn•· pus newspaper, "Smoke 8 i 8· mation will be made ovailab!o lessional program. . . I nal s" will be releuse<l on Fri-1"'·soon as word is declared of. The Jeanette Albtez Davts day, May 26. 'l'he huge ftnal will ftc1al. - •• "'"" JIS 011••• S!Jnd."'' - - --- -- ·- -- -· - ~- HERMAN Mason Furniture's GRATE, into JUNE··· E • "Smoke Signals," Rio's cam· froni Canal Winchester, was 1 - - - by HeIen BotteI 0 ua, • "Sam smith Day" wu. beld sentecl in a very profesalonal- a freshman !rom Rio Grande, that I relinqtll.tb the oppurtun- The main reaaon lor my be- on MoRday, May 15 in Jackaon appearin& fMlrlormance on Wed- was nanted firot-runnerup and lty I have had to bet~r Inform 1Jnnins the coJunin wao Ill)' by Arohon fra~rnlly to honor nesday, Ma'y 17 in Commun· also swept the bathing suit divire!ldenta of ttle area ol pro- disgust witll the Jack of know~ Itt ou!folnl advlm. 81 m It~ Hall. llon. Other llnalllts lnclud!d (rttl1 1f0Wlh, development, ond edge and appreciation of Rio Smith, assistant professor of The annual Athleti~ Banquet Pnda Gourley, May Day Bathspecial events at Rio Grande Grande College in the area. 1 political science, wilo is taking wa• hel~ In tile college dining ms Meauty Princess. a freshCollege. As Frank Sinatra believe 11111 this can be attr>~ a leave of absence to work on hall on Thursday, May 18. A· man from Lynaoft, N. J,; might aay, ''lt'o been a very uted to lack of concern by .eilb- hlto doctorate de1ree at Ohio mona the awards presente<J and Jeanette Lemon , a fresh· 10od year.'• er or both the looal newa med• Slate UniYerstty. were Moat Valuable Athlete - man from Logan, the second dl h 1Ia and by the college's public The new Student Senate has Tony Bass, a freshman !rom runnerup In the "'ay D&y ~atiJ. t 1 11 1 regre scon nu ng. t e co relations offices to keep the met with Robert Rose, d~rector Dayton: Archon aport•manshtp tng Beauty Prmcess conteat. ~rnn bebecaus~G~ the dire need public informed and interested ot finance. \o bargam on the award- Sharon Gregory. a sen- Judges for the event Included .0\ Iter area common· All too many times, In the current. parking conlroversy. l~r !rom Columbu•: and PI Stg• REBECCA A~.KIHE , the reign· ~~· t'~'ih·But Ithen 1 am 1 u r. • pasl years and even at the pres- Once again, the stUdents have ma scholarship awarll- Steve 1mg MISS AM't.RJCAN TEJ<:N. tb a fall 111;:b 'Jrnn rea~ars '" ent, nowa !toms of major sigmf- tried to solve a problem first Towler, a aenlor frat!l Ashlond. AGER : ROBERT HEFF, dep •rte 11~ ames . .errnan lcance are lost Inside area before taki'l& drastic measures Ky. !lgner of the 50·star American c:m~wtl .:• colu~nbt, that newlpaplra. 1 was hoplna that and once again lite adrninistra- Cl...,le K and Arc!lon fratern- 1Oag. Ralph Werry of WMPO, belt c Oils WI e even a column auch as "DI!on~er lioD IU!a met lhe students to hs- nlty JOined to sponsor 1 dance ptoducer of the Ml" Southern er. kio Grande College" would pro- ten to complaints and to at- on Thursday, May 18 In the Da- Ohio contest: ahd Jim Mees I also am gratified at the vice a weekly space in local tempt to rearh an agreeable vis Hall Recreation Room With ' WMPO radio announcer who Is Increase in Interest and support papers in which all new& items, solution for ali. the "Oistortlons" providing Jhe [ director of the Miss Southern or colltlt evanta due to a bet- both of major and mmor slg. lion Lestrange, a sophomore ; music. . · ' Oh1o contest ter awareness ollhese events. nlllance, would be provided. from Scotch Plains, N. J., ha. ' The nrst annual "Mis! R lo l The nineteenth lsoue of the For the cooperaUon of Jhe Ohio Through these efforts, then. been named Editor-in.Chiel of Grande College Pageant" was t96,.m "Smoke Si~nal s" went Valley Publishing Company, 1 the only reward that I oould tho "Grandlon," Rio:s y~ar· held on Friday, May 19, In sale In GKiiipolis on Friday, 1m very grateful. Throuah tiJe want is (or one area resl~ent book. CleorQe Somerville. a )un- Community Hall. Linda Moore, May II. SHIRT SERVIC. 1 ·-named.. _Editllr-in.Chiel ~-....., --- -·~.,~ .. '""""'""- ......., JnStaJiatw~ of tbl Queen election, a sophomore banqu~t lor new officers in the 11 f9th mixed emotions for the column. It ONE DAY J ·~ I ' GBOBGID SOMERVILtE efforts of such individuals as to discover Rio Grande Co 1- pu• newspaper lor the cornmg named Miss RGC by four judg. "nll.l 11 tho laat "DIIOOVer R!chlrd OWen, Dwllht Wether- ltlf lor · lhe llrlt time. year. 11 j\!111 Moore also won. t h t .Rio Granda College" oolurnn of holt, and Hobart Wilson, Jr., Have you? . "Bmfoot ill the Park," 1 talent cate1ory In tile con~st. lh• llfl"' academlo year. space was provided eaclt week THIB PAST WEEK A'l' RIO current Broadway hll, wa1 pre- Jane Morann, May Day Queen, .., ., I . l.!w -·· OWNER Ph. 773·5592 1 SUITES - $119 SUITES • • $99 • 1 BEDS 13 PC. BEDROOM SUITE DRESSER, MIRROR CHEST BOOKCASE BED MATIRESS & BOX SPRINGS 2 PILLOWS 2 LAMPS BEDSPREAD 1 SHEET 2 PILLOW .CASES "ALL FOR JUST This Is An Outstanding Buy I J BAKER FURNITURE comL'ng Events Dear F.U.· treatment. Others can be helpConsider it said! ed by 1urrery which should be Here's an idea that won't sa,·e . deferred until tile child is at you steps, but can al least let . l leall I yearJ old. 8Uit other! 'ou shrug off the hang~ups. A· W -e f 1 cannot be helped even With an lert friends to the situation and operat1011. 'l'he•e are matters ask that they stay on the line Monday rhmu~h ten rings. Then when CVT EATING TIME you're greeted )VIth nothing 1 POMEROY GARDEN CLUB AnthropoiOflsts believe that but a bun, )'<Ill C8ll Q¥Um< will ~et at 7:30 Monday nlrht before man began cooking he il was only a telephone ·sales. Iat St. Paul'o Lulheran Chu...,h. mu•t have spent mll.!l of h 1s mon anyway, _ H. It wtlt be the annual open meet- waking hours chewing f 0 0 d. llear Helen: mg ol lile elub. Once having learned to cook I've heard that eating f e r- REGULAR MEETING of lhe and thus break down the tough mented peanut butter gives you Po~eroy Bend C. B. Radio club fibers ol meats and roota, ne :t better "trip" than llnOklnB Auxiltory will be held •t tbe was able to cut his eating time banana peols. TrUt? - II!- homt of Mro. Nathan Bi~~·· to about two houro a day. SEARCHEI\ Monday, June 6, 7:30 p. m. Dear Rei: ' 'I'IIE CONSERVATION ~omDESTRUCI'IVI! PES'I' The only "trip" you'U 11 t mlt~e ol St. Paul'l Church will fi-orn !ermenltd peanut butter mest Monday l'lenlng June 5, In 1964, a new pest called the ii to t h, bathroom w her 1 I p. m. In St: Paut'a Church. alfalfa aphid trrlved In Califorvou'll be very olck And 11 THEODOI!US OOUNCIL 17, nia Within ona year it had ln;erves you rlahtl · · · O.u1h~ra of America, wIll fltcted a Jos1 of 136 million 1n P.S. 11 )'OU want 1 trip on 1 meet Monday nlgbt at 7,30 p. crop damage and cost ol conbanana sin you'd betllr t m. at tht IOOF hill. All mem- trot, accordinr to the li:ncyclo1 tp bera 11'1 lilted to be present. pal!dil Brltanhica. on it. _ H. ' Dear Helen· SECOND MONDAY Sewing - -- - - - - -1 ~s an IJ'OWer 1 ,.. Club wiU meet Monday, June 5, cookies. silt all thll publici"' bt j bI II the home of Mra. Robert Wd d --·lv • \ trqe ... ., e nes ay Ltw!a. ..,en to blnann Tilt whit. Ill· .VI:TitliiANB Memorial Hos- TilE CHOIR of St. Paul's and ::•k lay~ 01111tht 01'11111 il pill! AUilliary Board will meet St. John's Lutheran Churc~ will t""c :" · ID _.e 1 Pill of Monday, Juna a 11 No p m meet Wednesday evening, June ,;::t :;a~a, ~N m quite lUre ill tho ~ roo~ of tb~ 7, 1:30 p. m. at St. Paul'l. .... , 1e a lllloked, Hwould batlpllll hive the oame eltet which, · Thursday 0{ co~se, 1.1 ertated In the Jm. Tueeday PAST OOUNCILORS of Theoa(lnation of the amoker. ctwua CoUJWil, Daugh~l'l of ,Ao ;When a I:OI'Hrpondent IIYI, TID: AMEIUCAN Lutheran merica, will meet Thursday "ll's enough to makl mo (u Church Women o! St. Paul's night at the hmme of Mrs. Ma· oul and lmOICt 1 blnanal" I and St. Job n'1 Lutheran ble Wolle, 260 W. Main St., must ask lot equal tllne. We Church WlU milt Tutlday, June Pomeroy. orange rntn biVI to lltt too. I, II 1:41 p. m. II St. John's RUMMAGE SALE by Ladle, you know, - TO SMOlCII: AN Chltl'dl tor IMUII "potluck pie- AW<iliary ol Feeney • Bennett O!!ANGE nle." '1111 llev. W. A. Genhei~- Poll 1:111, American Legloa, Dear Readfl'l: er, mlll101181')' from South Afrl· Thursday, Friday and Saturday, ··. . All right now, let'l hear 1!1, wiD bt Pl'lllnt. at the Legion Hall, Fourth st. It from the l!l'aJlfi'l'ult. ltmon, MIDDLilPORT FlllE DePt. TilE LAUREL CLIFF Better tqerino and egg plant peG- Ifill lponaor weekly Tuesday Heailh Club will meet at Jhe pie . .. night outside teen dances at home of Mro. James GJt 11 ore :feu know, tbe banana • nuts the Middleport community park ThuNday. Each member I! to ~ld do just as well smoking thro~ghout lhe summer monthl like an ll'llcll on I dlltall ccpsllk. Grandpa learned all startmg this Tuesday, June 6. btliJ!nlnl with I B. Mrs. Lou a~t lb81 50 yeara ago-when from 8;30 to 11:30 P· m. The Diehl will be the devotional hit "trips" (if caught) were to Jays w!ll ern""e. · leader. th, woocfBhed _H. THil: MIDDLEPORT Com.-1- - : : - - - - - - - ll\liar Helen·· mun1ty Dally vacauon Bible Thank y~ lor pr!Jttlng !bose Sehoul taachero and helporo will fi • letters from bu b ndl meet at 7 p. m. Tuesday at th• 1 ..:,. Belt to Treat ." Wife~ U DIt e d Prubyltrlan TWIN BEDS COMPLETE FOR $49.95 SET ' ' WE HAVE A FEW DINmE SETS 9x12 Oval Braided RUG $)9.9 5 REAL NICE Just One To Sell At This Price Real Nice Sofa Bed Good Cover and A Hard Oak Frame ONLY $48.00 While They Last Big 12 Cu. Ft•. 2 Door Refrigerator Automatic Defrost ONLY $199.95 White or CopDer POLE LAMPS and TREE LAMPS A Few To Choose From ther~~,~~:~lar Jill .......... =h $149.95 OF 3 COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM $1.4 9 deaner, worry -free electric heat from Reddy ki~owott Rscom mended Dealer. Or mail coupon below. $169.95 All For The Amazing Price GOOD SELECTION OF THROW RUGS ONLY eac'h All Early American Living ' Room Suites Reduced For This June Sale 25% For Example Any Suite Selling For $300.00 You Save $75.00 ON SALE FOR ONLY AND YOU GET FREE 2 STEP TABLES 1 COFFEE TABLE 2 TABLE LAMPS • For Only CONVERSION HEATING 2 PC. LIVING ROOM SUITE REGULAR $229.95 SOFA and CHAIR 2 STEP TABLES 1 COFFEE TABLE 2 TABLE LAMPS $189.95 !""" I 7 Pt. LIVING ROOM GROUP ' eacb June,. a'rfat Speci'~l./lf. .You ~re Gett,i~t 1Marri,d s,l ·Os ~lrst . For Your-:'New, Ho e ·Furni$hin~~'. We . ·Sp~i~lize .In N~wlv··~··~~·. And ~~~,;~,·~·:; ~x~r~ ·.:~i's~~~nt. To~· ~~l·p· Vou,.'Get ·St~rt.Cf. s.EE O~r· .3 :; tto~m ··.·-~ ·;J .. $99.00'and $t29:95·Set•.. I !1m savioll lbem lor lllf ebJI. POMEROY WOMEN'S Go 1I vour doctor must decide alter I Association will meet at 7:311 careful study ol tile cldld. Tueeday at the club house. dren. They have batpad me, POMEROY CHAPTE!l 111, oh, so much already, for they Order of Eastern Star wi 11 te~ )'01111g peoplt bOW lo Ill mill Tuelday nlihl at M.tlle most oul II lllll'l'lld 11ft- ltlllle Temple. There wlll be &OJilcthJD8 ·rm lry1q bani to JntUatory work. leaclt mine. ANNUAL INSPECTION of the _,, buaband it nal tllle bid M@tJs Tel!lpie, Pytht.ut Sllterl, l&k our ARAB £xpelt ofr llliJI, a.. finDIT 1ltrllml Wlll be held 11 7:30 Tuellday for tile flcJII 111M •omen Wft ptl 01 Cb • a1at11 at the haD. All olncere eJflb 10 eater to lillft't Jiledl, and Blalf are asked l<l attend Carolina Lumber &Supply !bat we're MColld • c:lall ell!· In forfttll 1llln. laeh ·member PHONI .75oi1Ml -wilD tliDJdd ~VI II 10 take elthet I8DIIwlcbel 01' Pt, ~ W. Va. FOR $1l.95 " ' , I .•-. - - ' it.. Gr9~~!n.9 . ~or QnJy~ . ~~~~95.: ,·!,. • v_.·--~~;~--:r~• ' 'oi -M·.· ~.-.~': ·-:·: . '. '~-l·:;~·-'·)1'11-. J~;' '. - ~,;-~- ..,_ • ...... .,' '< .a~CI ' Kif~hct~~- ~us~- A,. S~all Down Payment.· -~ i r-,.·- -~ ' .. :) • ,, '' w . " '' ',j: �',.' :' '' • • " • ' . .' ' .. • r· ',, .. ''lr< ' ·- - ': ' ' " ·< ' t ' Bv FRED LASSWI;t. L BAPNEV GOOGLE er>d SNUFFY SMITH ly WALT ,E'tTTI!ItttltiJ THE WILLETS ' K ·'·. :!i", ..... ) "KEEP OFF'N Mi OADBURN PROPITTY" ' •, I I WAHl AD Boo~tbs~.~::~l INFOIMAnoN waNt .,. ............ I " •· IDly ~ PlltllntiMI .._..,. DtMIIM t a.m. CtnctNIIIINII a Ce .....lllll ••n IN entn t a. ... D., If PuMIIItllft ee..,... er Jocati~n. Only responsible prospects need apply. C a II 8112-2236. New Haven, W. Va. 6 4 7tc lnr renl 5 rooms UeULAT10MI 11M Mlllltw f"tlr'M tM rltM "" ., ,..... lftY clttfM41 IMt-..lt. 1'M IIIUidlllltr wll M ,..,.n••le fer mo" :1:~=~-cl~ equipped. ler, electric hot plate, fryer, and refrigerator. steam table, dishes, pots, paos, etc. 1110 per cent corn· INIIOIIMTIOII tha" M ,..,.,..lblt ftr ,..,,. th•n ' " cerrllt lntef'tleft. eroy Cement Block 5 29 6tc 1958 CHEVROLET V2 TON PICKUP -;-:-:;-- $59f va Eniine, standard trans. .Heater, beavy duty tires 1962 FORD o/4 TON PICKUP ,. Phone 1962 FORD 1 TON ---:--::---:-:--:----:--:- $1195 va efll{ne, 4 speed trans. Good 700xl8 tires, dual wbeell, he.lller s~rings, 9 ft. boay with cattle racks, heater e Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN 1VU. 9:GO P.M. C.''ICI HOU Rl ltlt 8, tfl, til S:OD , . m ,. D11IY 11, 1 1 . ft'l, to n::OO NHn. ._ s.turon M~l. e 1 15te will leave your beautifully &oft and cl e a n. Rent eleclrlc ahampooer Baker Furniture, Middleport. · 5296tc 63 Ceteline:Pontlec / 4 Dr. Seden _$119r. One local owner. Power ateerin& & brakeo, Automat· lc trans, Owned by Iota! tea· I'GIIWIIOY, . . . IT' I IAIY TO lllAtl A *AN1 AD CHARLES USlE Syracuse, Ohio· SAil$ & SERVICE For Free Eatimates eAiumlnum Awning• eAiumlnum Siding eAiumlnum Ralllnga eAiuminum Window• & Doors eCar Porta e Petloa e Blown In lnsulaHon or Call Collect 532-6881 Elmer E. White, 1404~ So. 4th St., Ironton Rtprutntetlve·ln This Area 20 Vtan For V. V. Johnson & Son 222 -4th Ave., Huntington cber. PNONI tH·tlSt 62 leSabre Buick Notice , (_ ~WBERruES. GM~&MI;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;;::::::~;:::::::, CielaDcl, E. Main st., Raclne. Contact: H0 NDA $1095 Heavy duty unit witb 750xl7-8 ply lirtlo.' .speed trans,, V8 englne, heavy duty springs, beater, loeal'&'""lfner and real nita Bu.siness Services II OHI OP nt• ~,_, HlCIIT PEOI'LIII ... CALL DICK RAWLINGS ' fHI! BORN LOSE• 1,,,, --WMIOA PROFESSIONAL BABY SITTER ~lATOR SERVICE SOMEDAY. ANDI'MPRAc.TICINu Extra clean car, Beautiful wbite with turquolso top, Au· tnmatie trans. Power steering and brakes S.les and Service Ohio Boat and Motor License WHEEL AUGNMENT SCHWARZEL MARINE AND ecar eTruck eHtlttr Core e Bulldozer eAnyType BRAKE SERVICE KEITH GO., FORD BIAmNARS BLAmNARS JU,-r·G.I'AP. UAT'S' CLASS WY 2-2151 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 4 dr. Herd Top $11195 HOCKINGPORT, OHIO PHONE 667.3370 5ALUTE5 THE llwlings Honda Sales EXPERIENCED Fordomatle. Wnrtb much more I F'J.YING TEAM OF '67. EVINRUDE 63 Ford VB Galaxle 4 Dr. Sedan _ $895 ly AL CAPP ,r ' ... ~ .. '-I'L 1<.6NER ON MY BABY BROT~ER! ART SANSOM 1 EARNWJ.IILE I LEARN. fM TAKIN61-!IM FORAWALK NOW, DOI-l'T FORGET TO LEARN WHILE YOU EARN f . WINN4E WINKLE By BRANNER AC11JALLY,CHICK 1 IT BECD/o'\Eo All New Radiator Shop WY 2-2196 YOimHUGE PROFIT! Mldclltport, 0. Phone 992-2143 PomtrOy EEk 1o M•.:Ea. By HOWle WHAT'S!\ MIITIER, FREAKY? IAJHI\T IS IT? WHAT'S WR.O/o..r,? l ~H;o!eiDER ~THIIJG! I WA'> JUST TESTifJGJ a1 JaNca . I' ···- -· r__.-/ . l'ltEC!(I. U AND fol'~ FH!Et,!DS . By Ml:RRILL B!.OSSER ~~v YEAf-1·.... 1 Jusr Muon, W.Va. WASN'T THINKING I By H,AROLD GRAY W~ BEN, ALQ&ADY SHE KNOWG 11-E '8\0CI{ BETTEJ? n<AN l 00 I )?'E.;'l'ERDAY ~ VOUMG WOHflH, CALUHr; HE'Ii'SELF HPJICY LEt, CAME: LOOK!NC ~A ,JOB AND 'l'H'E BRIHK9 2•3 I .. ""' 1 By· u . T. HAMLIN be nice. Either rent or J. T. Martin, Midwest !f92.5369. e4 etc ==~~--.,--.,....,,--- GENERAL work, paiDUng, ruRNISHED and I DUNNO IP IT WAS !>. SOME· BODY, BUT IF IT apartmenll. Cloat to IICbooL Pbona 99U43l 10 18 ~=:::-::--:--:-::---.,..-,c I WAS WfiGOT mowinJlawaa, aD4 llbrubbery I ROOM fu."DDshed apartmenL work, cell or eontact, Ed Pbnne ti9Weli8. 22 Templeloll, Bailey Run Road, For Sale Pomeroy, Oblo. 5 23 12tcl---==-c:c==--USEDPIANO WANTED Housekeeper, 7U. On lr . r.,.,...,,.., --·1"·-· Mil e ex a mce .....,d 1 23 Gt TRoUBlE ... c NOW TAKING APPUCAnONS FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT, CUSTOMERS ALL WAMT OLIR NEW HER 10 WA!T 6ALE641R\. 0~ DOING, "THE!o1 I CI-IANCE COULD HAVE BROlk;~T HER TO \!)) 'OR A J08, DO "ttO SUPP05E1 DIDN'T SHE TELL ',00 51-IE'D . -. . BEEN IN A HOSPITAl. FOI;! A YEAR1 l W~DE~ WH~) BE.E~ .. < nt,· Cf' '!HE FAH\tYI ... !>. Q!N'D I<AFTA BE BIG AS A D1N03'oUR AN' lWICS AS STIWNGI . ' DAILY CROSSWORD . ... -- :I& Paid A · '[t)Ol< HtR AND ~ Sl\411,1:; I THE HOW IS W~LUC1<V upr1ght piano with bench. Free delivery. Call Rutlsnd Furniture 742-4211. DOtlce . 21.C.U.r 22. C.,ll.a: --"' o( Colom IIi& a;r:M.x-o 18 l'I'E NEVER FELT LIKE -."·- - ....... n.--. Cont1ct'F1ye Manley Middleport " 'lllla" 11.c....,= pcM jq llilS I!EFORE .. eoplbl: . •.. . . .• .• : .••• ~- •~ 28.PIIN21.at Uoc •• • • . - 28.JDW'IUP: • I -~ -' ;.,; ....: .; : ~ ·" ~·· ~';J.:j ,, ~o't. WANTED ' C.nf.... N•de~' For Pomeroy Aprq l.t The ~ INDIANIJONS '·· IIO,~It. ~---4~~~~~~~~~~~~~V'l~•~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~:;~~~~"'. LVII'VolA DallyStiiiiMI q Jon ml I W.o::tllo.iaot.e: l!ACHIAVEL SAYS VIRTUIII' ANI) ...... ......_., ..... JlrCRilll RJX«'IIII'I'lLiil ON ONill :I(AJJ,.MMJI'I! ~ 'mil ~ ., o-•· , oPole ...,.......Bulldln& ""'"'. : """ '·---.t 7 !\t:;~. r u_~....:c:~.:i"; ~. li!t!!ljli.\iliiiliil. 2 ,6'r''-", ·.,....,;ll-1?.,\. ·-~, ~l· ·~}~\~~~~:~,~ -~:. ~~ . { ., ·-·"·'"·'•'·'· ""'''"' ·'·' · �',.' :' '' • • " • ' . .' ' .. • r· ',, .. ''lr< ' ·- - ': ' ' " ·< ' t ' Bv FRED LASSWI;t. L BAPNEV GOOGLE er>d SNUFFY SMITH ly WALT ,E'tTTI!ItttltiJ THE WILLETS ' K ·'·. :!i", ..... ) "KEEP OFF'N Mi OADBURN PROPITTY" ' •, I I WAHl AD Boo~tbs~.~::~l INFOIMAnoN waNt .,. ............ I " •· IDly ~ PlltllntiMI .._..,. DtMIIM t a.m. CtnctNIIIINII a Ce .....lllll ••n IN entn t a. ... D., If PuMIIItllft ee..,... er Jocati~n. Only responsible prospects need apply. C a II 8112-2236. New Haven, W. Va. 6 4 7tc lnr renl 5 rooms UeULAT10MI 11M Mlllltw f"tlr'M tM rltM "" ., ,..... lftY clttfM41 IMt-..lt. 1'M IIIUidlllltr wll M ,..,.n••le fer mo" :1:~=~-cl~ equipped. ler, electric hot plate, fryer, and refrigerator. steam table, dishes, pots, paos, etc. 1110 per cent corn· INIIOIIMTIOII tha" M ,..,.,..lblt ftr ,..,,. th•n ' " cerrllt lntef'tleft. eroy Cement Block 5 29 6tc 1958 CHEVROLET V2 TON PICKUP -;-:-:;-- $59f va Eniine, standard trans. .Heater, beavy duty tires 1962 FORD o/4 TON PICKUP ,. Phone 1962 FORD 1 TON ---:--::---:-:--:----:--:- $1195 va efll{ne, 4 speed trans. Good 700xl8 tires, dual wbeell, he.lller s~rings, 9 ft. boay with cattle racks, heater e Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN 1VU. 9:GO P.M. C.''ICI HOU Rl ltlt 8, tfl, til S:OD , . m ,. D11IY 11, 1 1 . ft'l, to n::OO NHn. ._ s.turon M~l. e 1 15te will leave your beautifully &oft and cl e a n. Rent eleclrlc ahampooer Baker Furniture, Middleport. · 5296tc 63 Ceteline:Pontlec / 4 Dr. Seden _$119r. One local owner. Power ateerin& & brakeo, Automat· lc trans, Owned by Iota! tea· I'GIIWIIOY, . . . IT' I IAIY TO lllAtl A *AN1 AD CHARLES USlE Syracuse, Ohio· SAil$ & SERVICE For Free Eatimates eAiumlnum Awning• eAiumlnum Siding eAiumlnum Ralllnga eAiuminum Window• & Doors eCar Porta e Petloa e Blown In lnsulaHon or Call Collect 532-6881 Elmer E. White, 1404~ So. 4th St., Ironton Rtprutntetlve·ln This Area 20 Vtan For V. V. Johnson & Son 222 -4th Ave., Huntington cber. PNONI tH·tlSt 62 leSabre Buick Notice , (_ ~WBERruES. GM~&MI;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;;::::::~;:::::::, CielaDcl, E. Main st., Raclne. Contact: H0 NDA $1095 Heavy duty unit witb 750xl7-8 ply lirtlo.' .speed trans,, V8 englne, heavy duty springs, beater, loeal'&'""lfner and real nita Bu.siness Services II OHI OP nt• ~,_, HlCIIT PEOI'LIII ... CALL DICK RAWLINGS ' fHI! BORN LOSE• 1,,,, --WMIOA PROFESSIONAL BABY SITTER ~lATOR SERVICE SOMEDAY. ANDI'MPRAc.TICINu Extra clean car, Beautiful wbite with turquolso top, Au· tnmatie trans. Power steering and brakes S.les and Service Ohio Boat and Motor License WHEEL AUGNMENT SCHWARZEL MARINE AND ecar eTruck eHtlttr Core e Bulldozer eAnyType BRAKE SERVICE KEITH GO., FORD BIAmNARS BLAmNARS JU,-r·G.I'AP. UAT'S' CLASS WY 2-2151 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 4 dr. Herd Top $11195 HOCKINGPORT, OHIO PHONE 667.3370 5ALUTE5 THE llwlings Honda Sales EXPERIENCED Fordomatle. Wnrtb much more I F'J.YING TEAM OF '67. EVINRUDE 63 Ford VB Galaxle 4 Dr. Sedan _ $895 ly AL CAPP ,r ' ... ~ .. '-I'L 1<.6NER ON MY BABY BROT~ER! ART SANSOM 1 EARNWJ.IILE I LEARN. fM TAKIN61-!IM FORAWALK NOW, DOI-l'T FORGET TO LEARN WHILE YOU EARN f . WINN4E WINKLE By BRANNER AC11JALLY,CHICK 1 IT BECD/o'\Eo All New Radiator Shop WY 2-2196 YOimHUGE PROFIT! Mldclltport, 0. Phone 992-2143 PomtrOy EEk 1o M•.:Ea. By HOWle WHAT'S!\ MIITIER, FREAKY? IAJHI\T IS IT? WHAT'S WR.O/o..r,? l ~H;o!eiDER ~THIIJG! I WA'> JUST TESTifJGJ a1 JaNca . I' ···- -· r__.-/ . l'ltEC!(I. U AND fol'~ FH!Et,!DS . By Ml:RRILL B!.OSSER ~~v YEAf-1·.... 1 Jusr Muon, W.Va. WASN'T THINKING I By H,AROLD GRAY W~ BEN, ALQ&ADY SHE KNOWG 11-E '8\0CI{ BETTEJ? n<AN l 00 I )?'E.;'l'ERDAY ~ VOUMG WOHflH, CALUHr; HE'Ii'SELF HPJICY LEt, CAME: LOOK!NC ~A ,JOB AND 'l'H'E BRIHK9 2•3 I .. ""' 1 By· u . T. HAMLIN be nice. Either rent or J. T. Martin, Midwest !f92.5369. e4 etc ==~~--.,--.,....,,--- GENERAL work, paiDUng, ruRNISHED and I DUNNO IP IT WAS !>. SOME· BODY, BUT IF IT apartmenll. Cloat to IICbooL Pbona 99U43l 10 18 ~=:::-::--:--:-::---.,..-,c I WAS WfiGOT mowinJlawaa, aD4 llbrubbery I ROOM fu."DDshed apartmenL work, cell or eontact, Ed Pbnne ti9Weli8. 22 Templeloll, Bailey Run Road, For Sale Pomeroy, Oblo. 5 23 12tcl---==-c:c==--USEDPIANO WANTED Housekeeper, 7U. On lr . r.,.,...,,.., --·1"·-· Mil e ex a mce .....,d 1 23 Gt TRoUBlE ... c NOW TAKING APPUCAnONS FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT, CUSTOMERS ALL WAMT OLIR NEW HER 10 WA!T 6ALE641R\. 0~ DOING, "THE!o1 I CI-IANCE COULD HAVE BROlk;~T HER TO \!)) 'OR A J08, DO "ttO SUPP05E1 DIDN'T SHE TELL ',00 51-IE'D . -. . BEEN IN A HOSPITAl. FOI;! A YEAR1 l W~DE~ WH~) BE.E~ .. < nt,· Cf' '!HE FAH\tYI ... !>. Q!N'D I<AFTA BE BIG AS A D1N03'oUR AN' lWICS AS STIWNGI . ' DAILY CROSSWORD . ... -- :I& Paid A · '[t)Ol< HtR AND ~ Sl\411,1:; I THE HOW IS W~LUC1<V upr1ght piano with bench. Free delivery. Call Rutlsnd Furniture 742-4211. DOtlce . 21.C.U.r 22. C.,ll.a: --"' o( Colom IIi& a;r:M.x-o 18 l'I'E NEVER FELT LIKE -."·- - ....... n.--. Cont1ct'F1ye Manley Middleport " 'lllla" 11.c....,= pcM jq llilS I!EFORE .. eoplbl: . •.. . . .• .• : .••• ~- •~ 28.PIIN21.at Uoc •• • • . - 28.JDW'IUP: • I -~ -' ;.,; ....: .; : ~ ·" ~·· ~';J.:j ,, ~o't. WANTED ' C.nf.... N•de~' For Pomeroy Aprq l.t The ~ INDIANIJONS '·· IIO,~It. ~---4~~~~~~~~~~~~~V'l~•~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~:;~~~~"'. LVII'VolA DallyStiiiiMI q Jon ml I W.o::tllo.iaot.e: l!ACHIAVEL SAYS VIRTUIII' ANI) ...... ......_., ..... JlrCRilll RJX«'IIII'I'lLiil ON ONill :I(AJJ,.MMJI'I! ~ 'mil ~ ., o-•· , oPole ...,.......Bulldln& ""'"'. : """ '·---.t 7 !\t:;~. r u_~....:c:~.:i"; ~. li!t!!ljli.\iliiiliil. 2 ,6'r''-", ·.,....,;ll-1?.,\. ·-~, ~l· ·~}~\~~~~:~,~ -~:. ~~ . { ., ·-·"·'"·'•'·'· ""'''"' ·'·' · �. I ' j .f :r .,. . ;. ' ·' "" .. I ~· ~· .,. , MiddJep0rf • • • CIUJrle1U1 Hoeflich, Tel. '992-5292 ' ' . ....;:.;, ... ' ,'._ ~ ' . ' rA.c 1 -, · ~ ~ ,,..'( ' ~ ·., ,-== .... ====' " "i;r-' " "' _ _,__,_....-, ......... -.j,: MEIGS THEATRE ' I ,)Eiberfelds In Pomeroy ·.·. .E . ·. .. '· - t fllr. lillie - . . ' .• toal&bl ••• . ~~~~ 'uwer . . ,' -~~!\l'llet ... . :q. ·•~ ·.~ 1 ~-leveL :' . · ·- -· ' ' owar orces Coq~pany 0'-ILJ 5WAYS to de what we say it wiD or your money back Mewd. , . . . .. .,.. ~ .~ Je ........ ~ ......., lllpea ....1 tl lailtl ... I h Wllllm llemltpbele, zl.aiHII . "!" NOW ill ~. :;.·:.·~.~v~i:~:~,__~ _ _.________,..;___.~-·o_._.,._,..,__r_o_r_~w_:.,t~...:.""..;,·...,;..; · ..,'': _ot.;_r~w_M...,........,,.:... · --'-'ao_,._.~,,., _________________....,. . . NO. 36 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORTI OHIO TUESDAY, JUNE 6; 1967 FIVE CENtS . . . . '.. . Homogenized SPRED SATIN Mrs. Edwards Honoree/at Dinner Party ' ··-fr. Nc;W You Know e ~.fq~' '7'<. . . .' • Glidden Paint Sale p omeroy l' \' ·~. nerOhio wereStale Jeff',UGibbs, a student Mr. and Mrs. Claude ~:; ~~~~·~W~.~\~'·~·;;;;;;;;; at niversity, CharPittsburgh, Pa., were les Downie of Pomeroy, one of Iguests of Miss Margaret the ushers', the ....,. o~:. Bill Per' completed a 111-week "1gineer « R · G'i Mr. and Mrs. alpn ' more rin and Mr. and Mrs. B P n Private PauI E. Hall, 19, son 1equipment repair course at h is' of Mr. anri Mro. Alien K. Me- :Army Engineer School, Ft. T ursday after v JtNeutziing, Pomeroy; Mr. a n d Allister, Route I, Ewington, I ovoir, Va., May 19. several days in Columbus . Mrs. Jennings Maynard, Del· their daughters, Mrs. John · barton, w. va., parents of the Parsons and Mrs. Vernon Bobb, bride. and her brother and sistheir families. Julie parter, David and Jennifer, both . accompanied her grand· in the wedding party. ParMroy, 0. pareJ:ts here for a visit. Recent dinner guests of Miss Michael Fultz of Chicago, Ill. '' TONIGHT '"d TUESDAY Margaret Sauer were M r s. is vacationing here with h I s June 5-6 TONIGHT ond TUESDAY Charles Tussy and daughter, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie June S-6 "GAMBIT" tTechnicolorl Mary ~ranees, Gallipolis. The Fuitz. l hil'lcy Mac Laine, M~rhael "CAST A GIANT SHADOW" Tussy family formerly resided Mila Jane Powelf; dau,ghter I Kn'k Douglas, Syh·ia Berger in Middleport. · 1of Mr. an d ~'" Caine, Herbert Lom-Arnood "'· Gerald M - PLUSC~I~;corloons: "WOMEN OF PRE· Mrs. William Stoecker of Cin· ·ell, Racine, returned Saturday Bon Voyage, 01 , Pot HISTORIC PLANET" cinnatl came Saturday for a afler visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Brad. ·vitamin Pink Wendell ~~~.~~t~rjith Larsen with her aunt, Miss Hulda Ernie Bing at Wiimi1J81on. Mr. entertained Friday night Swinger Klein. Enroute here she visited and Mrs. Bing spent the week· I a dinner party honoring ~.,.,,.....,=.;,.,..--...,.,.,. ~' '=,.....,,.....,====,.....,.,.'11 Athens with Dr. and Mrs. end here with relatives. 'Mrs. Leo Edwards, visiting M. K. Fugate. Mrs. Stoecker's Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cleland here from New York City and father, Frank ~ugate, Pomeroy, Racine, left Sunday for La; Miami, Fla. remains a patient at H o I z e r Vegas, Nev. where they w i 11 Others present for the din· VISit !heir daughter, carolyn ,ner were tile Bradbury childreo. and Mrs . Robert Reibel I Powell, and family. :Suzanne, Asa and Mary, and Mr and Mrs. C. P. Bradbury. 'oi Morristown spent the week· Iend at their Leading Creek : The group joined t!Y M r s. 1home. Wednesday Mrs. Reibel Jomes Arnold and Carl Wolfe will go to Chillicothe to visit attended Suzanne's graduation ;Iter daughter, Mrs. William fr?,m Rio Grande College Sun, Kitchen, and family. day afternoon. She received a I Mr . and MrS. James John· . 10. two-year cadet c~rtificate in I. WASHABIUTY Z. DURABILITY 3. COVERAGE . son and children, Kim and Jeff. E1ght Me1gs Counhans were ' elementary educatiOn. Cln 1M 10/Ubbe<llpia.,. Taujll ICfYIIt later dries "! , moved today to Marys- among the Rio Grande College Mrs. E<!wards left Sunday Most ca!DIS CO'Ior In 0111 fiii· ID wilhdlnd bumps l(lin. Dirt, Mllb coat Cowers w1llp1per, ville where Mr. Johnson will be graduates awarded degrees in night for Zanesvllie where she IIIII bGckl. CGIDII Illy lidu.aid """" quickly lia!rt all. No - err..ployed. commencement exercises Men- wW visit her daughter, M r s. wiMA l"'OIIrtY IP~ild. won'llldt. Sunday guests of Mr. a n d day afternoon. Wilbur Urban, and family be· Mrs Walter Crooks were Mrs. The group included Druscilla lore returning to· her home in i Henry Fruth and Miss Kath- Sue Will of Pomeroy, Route 3; New York City. rye Fruth. Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. Ruth Stearns, Racine, and Ed Mr. and Mrs. Willis Aleshire. Bartels, Pomeroy, bachelor of Dayton. were here Sunday for . science degrees in elementary the graduation of their nephew, ! education; Linda Lemley, RutEric Chambers, from Rio 1 1and; Lester Manuel, Racine; tGrande College. Eric received Eric Chambers, Middleport, and his bachelor of scien~ degree Emalene Pratt, Middleport, I'" secondary educatiOn. He bachelor of sctence degrees in &. EASY PAINnNG lmoath,onnllnlsil. No t1p Homoaenlltd for creamy , Petfannanco (IIOVtll, hlilt· trahes in the Southern Local I secondary education ; and su. The Big Bend Boys 4-H Club • bruslt mlfkl. Touchujll smoothnHS. Not too thlct nt quality ..• biCked bi'l High School. Also at the com- zanne Bradbury, Middleport, met June 2, in their thIrd IIGII't 111011. llottoo dnppy. Ftowo nsllr ~ ~Ilk GuorontKI mencement program were bls a tw•year cadet certificate in meeting of the club year with '-llilllltlub 11111111r. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard elementary education. the club project, Automotive ·' Chambers, and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Alfred Scarberry of Project, Care and Safety, the Marcus Chambers. Tipp City, formerly of Middle- main topic of discussion. Mem· Miss Frieda Faehnle, accom· port, received a bachelor of scl-lbers reported on family acci1 ponied by Miss Lena Mae Fels, ence degree in elementary edu-. dents during the past year and WATCH FOR ANOTHER Bainbridge, will spend !llonday cation. the conditions involved, danger. "KEY VALUE" NEXT WEEK and Tutsday in Columbus. ous city intersections, member 6.69 gal. SPRED SATIN 5.20 • *181il-t•- • m l l l i i M ! 1 6 > - I Mrs. Nan Moore, Mrs. Lee /responsibility to the family car, 'Smith, Miss Mildred Hawley, r and project progress. 2.15 qt. SPRED SATIN 1.70 eON SALE ALL WEEK AT BOTH STORES I and Mrs. Richard Karr, Jr., ,Jed Websier. Chief of Pome' w,ere weekend visitors of Mrs. roy Police, will speak to the 2.50 qt. SPRED LUSTRE 1.90 Rail's Ban Fr•nkiln Ben Franklin Store ,Eleanor Welsh Zeiher, a pa: club at the next meeting on ' i MIDDLEPORT POMEROY llent at Holzer Hospital. Mrs. Tuesday, June 6. Among ac· 2.70 qt. X-PERT LIQUID PLASTIC 2.10 lZeiher is recuperating from a New officers W<!re elected tivities planned are a highway hip. Sunday night at a meeting of hazard hunt, club discussion on 8.95 gal. X-PERT LIQUID PLASTIC 6.15 :the Official Board of He a t b car Insurance, and a field trip Methodist Church. in connection with the State 7.40 gal. FLORENAMEL 1 5.90 The new officen are J o h n H1ghway Department. Bechile, c ha irma n; Miss Officers and members of the 2.35 qt. FLORENAMEL 1.80 Frieda Faehnie, secreiary; and 1club are Roy Vaughan, presiMrs. M. L. French, assistant ·dent; John Wiles, vice presl· secretary. Morton Titus, secretary; A report on membership and Swatzei, treasurer; J o h n evangelism was given by Mrs. news reporler; Pat Nan Moore. It was noted that O'Brien, health and safety a special evangelistic program chairman, and Bob Werry, ~ · planned lor September has been Jim Wiles, and George Thomprescheduled for sprillii, 1008. son, members. Mrs. Ha r o1d Repairs and improvemenis to Lohse is advisor. About '• . -:. Mr. and Mrs. WiUiam -A. The event was held at t~te GibbJ, Pomeroy, ei·~:~!::[Ufltowner Inn in Huntington, with • dinner party W. Va. Marking the entrance rehearsal Friday night for It tbe private .JlSI:ty room was ~ding of their son. a sign "Lorraine and Bill." w Miss Lorraine Maynard Among the gu'esu at the din- lL-ut liiiU Society by I • /] f ' ' ·~ ..; ~:. • ._"'1~ ~ls ~ntertCiinetl ;J_!IfE~ Jentlne~ 1'omeroy.Mtddleport, .o:: June 1,, 19t,7 • :j, ,,.. ' ,, 1 • F> ' Joint Purchase I, Eight Awarded Degrees Sunday At R' G d ran. e 1 INSPIRING his truope. newly apPOinted Isrieli Defense ~ Moslle Dayan urged them to "your finest hour," Ia what he ealled a eldenlive war for l1ll'rival 1agalnst the ~b Dtltiolul. * 1 i t ) •1, 8iQ Bend Boys 4-HC/ub Work On Projects ',f ,,. Elberfelds Housewares Dept• · On the Main Floor BEN,FRANKLIN• I I .. UEAUTY 1' H th Boa d eo Oflicers Named Sunday Night OPEN FRI. NITE Tll9:00 P.M. AlSO OPEN AlL DAY THURSDAY I on ~oooay . a~: . Jtlhe J license H he I ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ~ · : lhe church building W<!re dIs- • -===="-='"'-========----==========~~~:.:.:;;;;;;e_;~ cussed with several items be· I lug referred to lbe trustees. The Rev. Max Donahue announced a change In the June 12 church schedule. The wor· ship service will be held at 9:· 30 a.m., with Sunday school to follow at 10:30 a.m. Tha Rev. Mr. Donahue and and Mrs. Nan Moore, Jay delettate, will leave that day lor Lake·!l ...:.....:..:~:.::.:.::~:;:=..:::::=.:::~ side where they will represent the Heath congregation at the annual Ohio Methodist Confer· ••• BOWL CONTAINS $100 ••• IN SILVER DOlLARS, HALVES and.QUARTERS .. - - - - 7 -, 3.99 YOU GET ence. MHSClatuf 1922 I• Enterklined Mrs. Eva Stout en~!rtalined tbe Middleport High Sc h o o I SWING WITH THE VILLAGE . . ·.· •.• RICH MAHOGANY There s noth1ng more fun where the sun shines than a strappy sandal •• , nothing 10 awingin' as rich, mahogany leather uppera. Pick your favorite Hndal or thong from the groat 5.99 sun looks by Paris Fashion AU YOU CAN DRAW OUT II Class of 1922 with . a barbecue at her home. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dutton, Mrs. Pearl Hey· noids, Cmdr. and Mrs. H. B. Flowe", Mr. and Mrs. Don Linn, Mr. and Mrs. George Meinhart, Mrs. Lena McKinley and Mr. and Mrs. 'David Mil· ler. Reedsville Soldier In Spanish Movet~ Paris Fashion, Connie and Jacqueline Sand1ls Army Sergeant Gary W. Mur··ll phy, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin E. Murphy, Route 1, Reedsville, is participating "Exerciu Pathfinder -F..,;;.., conducted in nol'lbeastem ~am 11 a joint airborne erercise being near zaragoza. Sgt. Murphy, a radio te I type operator, is assigned · to Company C of the 8th Infantry Division's 8th Signal Battalion near Bad Kreuznach, Germany. IN ONE HAND .. ,.,. As ACash Discount On Living Room Sult•Bedroom Suit• Deluxe Fr-r, 25 cu. ft. Elec. Rang• G• Range Wnh•r·Dry., Pair THIS SPECIAL OFFER 3.99to9.99 n\ There is no catch to this oHe r•••·you actuaUy get credit for all the silver you can take out with o~~:Hand. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Wolle. Credit Terms Avalable ' . PtOballou ,. ' ' · ~l, ' ' .,.: ' 1111Dst "IDllammalory for ll:unl!)l Sl(i~v ...J . ,- ' AUEN WOLFE DIES Allen Wolle, 7$, of za~:S:~JII died Friday, according to received here thla waelu!nd his sister-ln-llnr, Mril. Mllile Jl 011' ,,, ,,I ALL THIS WEEK AT RUTLAND .FURNITURE In A Complete S•lectlon ... . ,., • gett. Point zn Board·. Session • .. f-1 . ... ' . . I , - ' • " � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 5, 1967 athey kaylor