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Frog outlin,ed in white beanbags, a beanbag game, Wf70r jf\···· ' Si!<Jol '"88 gam~. clown, 1111<1 r.l~bll bath mill.!, w~h· a pull-on brach, double knit of Cotton/ ~~gUMs, rhythm band . •Bh:;:.:~r.l In polyester lor coolne~ ;·. stuffed dolls,' were 8IDllllll ttems made IJ11he8COUis tor and easy care. · ~~. ; Toys Made by Girl Scouts •· .ey. An •J!;aster .BILL. 'F.ISBER,. ··· c· ,- · ..,.Le...,. !•' . .......... ,, ' ,d ~**,lie. llped,.., llllllk 111117 lie ...... le .. . . . Jellen. I rllw.. a·,. IIIJII I. •· · i)~; • ... 4jjL" '"j:';,/}-/:._: .~ '~Vl·~ . Con,yi~ ' .. ..l.=:ra Torch, bolda one of ~ trout he caligbt Siturday morning. BAHR -A IJel!lea obaw, Jean Shaver, Nicki and Burnell, PoMy Slnller, Connie SUdham, Kristl Bluer, and Cindy Francis. .CLOTHI'E·RS •':'- �\ CATALiNA shows The Summer Face bf Fashion with a teidured POMEROY - Toys for tile ·dobby dot Mountain .~on School at Cotton jersey Gr11Jld7, ~a.bave beenmadfl by Pomeroji'Girl Seoul Troop 217. knittank top, ~- John Sebo.aaaiJiel wllh its sc:oop neck and 11te 10ur ireek PI'OJect o1 maiWis armholes lite ~· ~nd WB!'·Presented wllh 8 gift lroin tile lr!>OP. Frog outlin,ed in white beanbags, a beanbag game, Wf70r jf\···· ' Si!<Jol '"88 gam~. clown, 1111<1 r.l~bll bath mill.!, w~h· a pull-on brach, double knit of Cotton/ ~~gUMs, rhythm band . •Bh:;:.:~r.l In polyester lor coolne~ ;·. stuffed dolls,' were 8IDllllll ttems made IJ11he8COUis tor and easy care. · ~~. ; Toys Made by Girl Scouts •· .ey. An •J!;aster .BILL. 'F.ISBER,. ··· c· ,- · ..,.Le...,. !•' . .......... ,, ' ,d ~**,lie. llped,.., llllllk 111117 lie ...... le .. . . . Jellen. I rllw.. a·,. 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I M '" Camb·odian Ct.::.! • Deep UiSIS .-~ . ~ PAGE 13 . . /·~· PRESENTED PIN - GeD!polll Qty M1napr D. Kenneth Morgan Ia pmented a lapel pin fri1ln Mn. Eldon Waercb oo behalf of h giriiiCOula IIIII adult volunleers In Gallla CWnly ID apprectaUon of IIII'IIUpPcrt to allacou~ The preaentaUoo waa u*de prior to Morgan's pmd•maUoo cle<larq the week of April 19 Girl Scout Sl•lla!Ding Membenldp Enrollment Week. pro&rama. PHNOM PENH, Cllpbodla (UPI)-Qmhodl•• milltlr)' of. ;; Jldala uJd Saturday VIet fllllg ,...,. baVIl IWJOilllded lbe • JII'Ovlnclal capital oi ·Tabo and moved to within 2Z mUea of l'lmcm Pem. A Qnnbodlm air fame eommaJder IIJ'II!IIII~ appealed for Amerlc:lll piiDell. F1eld repaots ......... by,llle Cunbodls• hl&b - d eald Tabo pmlnce to the aoatb of Pbnam Pem .... tbroalel1ed..,. at ltast 5,11110 NOrth Vletnr e and VIet Oll!g IIOidlln. , OPJ comspondent Jlcll Wlllb, l'fPll'llnl lnm Tabo, aid Cambo4aD ooldien and pollee 'lll!l'e cuiductluc a hcJue.to.lloale eeardl of the cltJ ,looking for IJIIIIIeOted VIet Caac •tJDt&'bl.en. Alleaii1GO Vlem- ~ wwe reported ldlled aad allo~ llotbers WOUDded Tlninday after !bey 111ft benled Into a IICboOI Cllllplerr: by Cambodian iloldien wllo CIP"'*' lire Oil them. "All our frmtler oulpolla .,.,. beili! ahlndoDed « lolt," one · blah ranldng qunbodlaJI oftlur uldiD Pbnam Palh.llo aald VIet !Dig 1roops bad occupied areas on aD llkiea of Tabo llld moved north to poi!IHO!MI within 2Zmllea crl flmom l'lilh. Maj. Pmn Rannde, bale aJIDJD&IIder of tbe Qnnbodl•r llr fCI'ce, aald lllere.w&~a crltleal uoOd f« air )!Onl' to burl back the lnvadlilg Cmmlunlall. "WbatweneediDIIIJI are flgblor planes," Rarnde uld. ''Maybe 30or40. WellopellleAiilerteantwllliUIIPIJthem." The United Sla!H baa liCII flllml1b' rtljllllld to C*mbodla'e request for 1n«e mlllla7 Ulllhllce. But Pr d.,nt NbDn bai l!8id be 1181111 to do all In bil )!Onl' to Ill' II 17'1 t:am!!Oc.an neutrality. The backbone of the <>mlwti., air foree II formed by 16 T2l llgbter.bcmbert wblcb the I1Diled Sla!H •rppl!ed 10 )'Nrl .... 'But Ollly Ill of them are operallonal beciUie of a ibortage of spare parli. The air foree olao I,..,. 10 RuMen DIICie MIG171 8ild tbree new Cammunllt ru- MIGI7a. I �·'• -·• .. I M '" Camb·odian Ct.::.! • Deep UiSIS .-~ . ~ PAGE 13 . . /·~· PRESENTED PIN - GeD!polll Qty M1napr D. Kenneth Morgan Ia pmented a lapel pin fri1ln Mn. Eldon Waercb oo behalf of h giriiiCOula IIIII adult volunleers In Gallla CWnly ID apprectaUon of IIII'IIUpPcrt to allacou~ The preaentaUoo waa u*de prior to Morgan's pmd•maUoo cle<larq the week of April 19 Girl Scout Sl•lla!Ding Membenldp Enrollment Week. pro&rama. PHNOM PENH, Cllpbodla (UPI)-Qmhodl•• milltlr)' of. ;; Jldala uJd Saturday VIet fllllg ,...,. baVIl IWJOilllded lbe • JII'Ovlnclal capital oi ·Tabo and moved to within 2Z mUea of l'lmcm Pem. A Qnnbodlm air fame eommaJder IIJ'II!IIII~ appealed for Amerlc:lll piiDell. F1eld repaots ......... by,llle Cunbodls• hl&b - d eald Tabo pmlnce to the aoatb of Pbnam Pem .... tbroalel1ed..,. at ltast 5,11110 NOrth Vletnr e and VIet Oll!g IIOidlln. , OPJ comspondent Jlcll Wlllb, l'fPll'llnl lnm Tabo, aid Cambo4aD ooldien and pollee 'lll!l'e cuiductluc a hcJue.to.lloale eeardl of the cltJ ,looking for IJIIIIIeOted VIet Caac •tJDt&'bl.en. Alleaii1GO Vlem- ~ wwe reported ldlled aad allo~ llotbers WOUDded Tlninday after !bey 111ft benled Into a IICboOI Cllllplerr: by Cambodian iloldien wllo CIP"'*' lire Oil them. "All our frmtler oulpolla .,.,. beili! ahlndoDed « lolt," one · blah ranldng qunbodlaJI oftlur uldiD Pbnam Palh.llo aald VIet !Dig 1roops bad occupied areas on aD llkiea of Tabo llld moved north to poi!IHO!MI within 2Zmllea crl flmom l'lilh. Maj. Pmn Rannde, bale aJIDJD&IIder of tbe Qnnbodl•r llr fCI'ce, aald lllere.w&~a crltleal uoOd f« air )!Onl' to burl back the lnvadlilg Cmmlunlall. "WbatweneediDIIIJI are flgblor planes," Rarnde uld. ''Maybe 30or40. WellopellleAiilerteantwllliUIIPIJthem." The United Sla!H baa liCII flllml1b' rtljllllld to C*mbodla'e request for 1n«e mlllla7 Ulllhllce. But Pr d.,nt NbDn bai l!8id be 1181111 to do all In bil )!Onl' to Ill' II 17'1 t:am!!Oc.an neutrality. The backbone of the <>mlwti., air foree II formed by 16 T2l llgbter.bcmbert wblcb the I1Diled Sla!H •rppl!ed 10 )'Nrl .... 'But Ollly Ill of them are operallonal beciUie of a ibortage of spare parli. The air foree olao I,..,. 10 RuMen DIICie MIG171 8ild tbree new Cammunllt ru- MIGI7a. I �Most ~lnls after touchdDWI!,.llfetlme: 703; . . . · ' ·reeoros were previously held by l.Ou Groza, whose four·year totals in the old AU-America Con· ference·do not COI!Dll · ~ost points after touchdown, season: ~· r M?st seasons led league, points:,~ touchdown:- 5. . Most passes attempted, game:. GO, ,. · ' Most passes completed, game: 37; . M01t' IO~crtm .pasees, se~~s.oq.:. 36 (tied'· wttb · v. A. · TltOe of the New York Giants). . , ,. . . . 1Mos! passes· had ID~e,ited, ll!e!iJDI!': 265: .,,, •, • . (All th~ abOve · George Blanda NEW YORK-! NEA)-1n some future eon of time, alter Blanda, aged 42, has decided to forsake the violent exerciSe of professional football, a little cranny probably awaits him in the Pro Football Hall of Fame at Canton, Ohio. You look skeptical. • "George Blanda? The old guy who pops oil about his own teammates? The old Oller scatterarm who threw passes to both teams?" The same. · Keep the name firmly in mind. It'll be scattered .through the next National Football League Record Manual like bare spots on a spring lawn. One of the final by-products of the merger of the National ind American Football Leagues, now fully consu!"mated, was the incorporation of aU the AFL records. This was a high-level command decision, made at {10 Park Ave., alter three years of ~ondering, and Influenced no .doubt by the AfL successes m the last two Super Bowls. The comblne_d Jlo'F!rAFL statistics will appear lor the first time early this summer in the record manual. ' They will show that George Blanda, abrupll~, has become tile greatest individual record holder m the hi~tory of foot· ll!llL Not bad for a guy the Chicago. Bears got nd of as over the hill 10 years ago. George tiolds 10 ollensive marks and shares an lith (~nly Jim Brown with eight individual achievements In rushing, Is close). The following are his records, covering his NFL and AFL careers: Most seasons, active player : 20. ' Most games, lifetime: 257. 'Most points, lifetime: 1,447. (George counts this .~Is most 9tgniflcant achievOJDent-"They pay off on pomts. I Geor~e pasire~ int~p~, ~~ail!i(: ~::~~!~~~~ MPst doesn't had·go arouna brpggiDg 42. , . ' last•. two. · ,. --.irtii, , <;e"orge about the .figures. "You take the 'bnd with the good," be says, getUng " ready to go down to the handball court. · · ' He plays band~ · baD f ur times a week at borne ID the Chi· cago area. He's . arlng for bis 21st season, as the back· Most yards gained pan receptlcma, season: Clillrley Hen· . . · _ . ·up quarierbac arid placekicker of the Oakland · Ralden. ntgan, Houston, 1;748. . And th"n there ,Is the' dubloua'd!stincllon of the ChlehJ' He's phllosopbical about the recorda. · · "U anybody wallis to play 7!) years," he shrugs, "they I;>aW!!OD, hero of the.Sllper Bowl: He f!DD~le\f seven lllnes in one galne agaiDst san Diego In 11M, an unpkaUeled·, can break any ol tbem." . · · . , AFL names will also bead 16 Other Individual categories feat But ·alia indelibly In the ri'COrd book Is the name of Bill , ID the record book. ~011g the most coveted records ~re: Groman. 1\emembet 111m? · H e • •· rllht ~. there , a lo~g­ Most field goals, season: Jim Tutl)e1. New Yor~ Jets. 34. slde Don Hutson arid Elroy Ufrf!C!l\ J1ke t!Mlm' He once, Most yarda gained, game: COOkie. GUcluist, Bulla!oi 243 cl'ught 17 toucbdowQ .PBI~ 11! • ·~son (1181) for11ou&ton, (breaking Jim Brown's record of 237). ' · with Blanda on the 'tlirowiilg end. Ani:l ,lben ·qti!cl<lj( ~aP· . d • Most cons..;utive passes co.m!lleted: Lenny Dawson, peare. . . , . ,' , ~ .' " Kansas City, 15. · "It's nice to hilve your name In 'the record book." s•ys . Most yardr.Jalned •passing, seaso'n: Joe Namath, Ne\l' George, reaUst!CaUy. ''But It's nicer to p~y aU those. York Jeta, 4, . . • years." · · , .'' · " Most pass receptions; season: Charley Hennigan, Hous· Harry s. Trum!"' waa sUU pres!dent Of Ute .tllllled States .. ton, 101.. when Blanda ·sterted In pro football. , '- . ;f · , ' ' Media 'Discover' Racihg · ~ .• ' .... '1 ' ' .,..MONEY.CURS ' .,;., , ,.~ ' by Mort Reed :Ike. Dollar Is Delayed ()pponOJrts and proponents Of the sllver Eisenhower dol· .:111: are not speaking to each othel' these days, at least not m,a language each under· ~. And, In order to pre· tebt a stalemate, the secre• tary of the Treasury must can In some help. $ecrelliry of the Treasury David M. Kennedy has c8lled a meeting of.the Joint Commission on Coinage to d 11 c u a a the compromise 8cllon taken by the Senate OD a resolution permltUng ilsuance of Eisenhower coins containing 40 per cent ounces of sllver required to mint 150 mllllon 40 per cent dollars, 25.5 mllllon ounces would come from the na, Uonal stcckplle.aa the result of a recent reassessment of Deft 11 our strategic requirements. . 2.-S o m e five mllllO!i Washington ounces of the Treasury's .u. BGetoo ver stock required for this minUng would be silver the Cleveland Treasury prev lously Ju• NewYoflt tended to sell. The remaJn. der Is In an unrefined form. and not avallable for aale ID 1970. 'l • Bal.:,.,.. . 3.-MlnUngtheEisenhower u · · silver dollar as proof arid un. 1 ver. . circulated coins selling at The May 13 meeijnJt 15 above face value would pro·cJOBed to the pubUc: Ken· duco !igolllcant budget re-• Cf~.~~f.~ :',:,J:-J:::~i cel(ito. · 6 feDlltors, & con!{l'essmen, 3 lrcim the Executive branch 01 the government and 8 gen· · . Isn't th8fll be rerllcpubUc members. tllil 1970 an n Senate amendment ' Eisenhower's. the issuance of both general circula· date. :dol~~··.-inis 40identical .,or cent to ' ::~~~~~~~r: · silver KeJi. ' W:r hQlf~!ollar. or r i Z~_,JI the 47.3 m J.ili.o n • Team 2nd .:JI , ·. : ' ) ' ~ '·lj ··l . J~;o · PARKEIISBvRG Nolan Swackltamer'll golf team losing to Reds while and ' �Most ~lnls after touchdDWI!,.llfetlme: 703; . . . · ' ·reeoros were previously held by l.Ou Groza, whose four·year totals in the old AU-America Con· ference·do not COI!Dll · ~ost points after touchdown, season: ~· r M?st seasons led league, points:,~ touchdown:- 5. . Most passes attempted, game:. GO, ,. · ' Most passes completed, game: 37; . M01t' IO~crtm .pasees, se~~s.oq.:. 36 (tied'· wttb · v. A. · TltOe of the New York Giants). . , ,. . . . 1Mos! passes· had ID~e,ited, ll!e!iJDI!': 265: .,,, •, • . (All th~ abOve · George Blanda NEW YORK-! NEA)-1n some future eon of time, alter Blanda, aged 42, has decided to forsake the violent exerciSe of professional football, a little cranny probably awaits him in the Pro Football Hall of Fame at Canton, Ohio. You look skeptical. • "George Blanda? The old guy who pops oil about his own teammates? The old Oller scatterarm who threw passes to both teams?" The same. · Keep the name firmly in mind. It'll be scattered .through the next National Football League Record Manual like bare spots on a spring lawn. One of the final by-products of the merger of the National ind American Football Leagues, now fully consu!"mated, was the incorporation of aU the AFL records. This was a high-level command decision, made at {10 Park Ave., alter three years of ~ondering, and Influenced no .doubt by the AfL successes m the last two Super Bowls. The comblne_d Jlo'F!rAFL statistics will appear lor the first time early this summer in the record manual. ' They will show that George Blanda, abrupll~, has become tile greatest individual record holder m the hi~tory of foot· ll!llL Not bad for a guy the Chicago. Bears got nd of as over the hill 10 years ago. George tiolds 10 ollensive marks and shares an lith (~nly Jim Brown with eight individual achievements In rushing, Is close). The following are his records, covering his NFL and AFL careers: Most seasons, active player : 20. ' Most games, lifetime: 257. 'Most points, lifetime: 1,447. (George counts this .~Is most 9tgniflcant achievOJDent-"They pay off on pomts. I Geor~e pasire~ int~p~, ~~ail!i(: ~::~~!~~~~ MPst doesn't had·go arouna brpggiDg 42. , . ' last•. two. · ,. --.irtii, , <;e"orge about the .figures. "You take the 'bnd with the good," be says, getUng " ready to go down to the handball court. · · ' He plays band~ · baD f ur times a week at borne ID the Chi· cago area. He's . arlng for bis 21st season, as the back· Most yards gained pan receptlcma, season: Clillrley Hen· . . · _ . ·up quarierbac arid placekicker of the Oakland · Ralden. ntgan, Houston, 1;748. . And th"n there ,Is the' dubloua'd!stincllon of the ChlehJ' He's phllosopbical about the recorda. · · "U anybody wallis to play 7!) years," he shrugs, "they I;>aW!!OD, hero of the.Sllper Bowl: He f!DD~le\f seven lllnes in one galne agaiDst san Diego In 11M, an unpkaUeled·, can break any ol tbem." . · · . , AFL names will also bead 16 Other Individual categories feat But ·alia indelibly In the ri'COrd book Is the name of Bill , ID the record book. ~011g the most coveted records ~re: Groman. 1\emembet 111m? · H e • •· rllht ~. there , a lo~g­ Most field goals, season: Jim Tutl)e1. New Yor~ Jets. 34. slde Don Hutson arid Elroy Ufrf!C!l\ J1ke t!Mlm' He once, Most yarda gained, game: COOkie. GUcluist, Bulla!oi 243 cl'ught 17 toucbdowQ .PBI~ 11! • ·~son (1181) for11ou&ton, (breaking Jim Brown's record of 237). ' · with Blanda on the 'tlirowiilg end. Ani:l ,lben ·qti!cl<lj( ~aP· . d • Most cons..;utive passes co.m!lleted: Lenny Dawson, peare. . . , . ,' , ~ .' " Kansas City, 15. · "It's nice to hilve your name In 'the record book." s•ys . Most yardr.Jalned •passing, seaso'n: Joe Namath, Ne\l' George, reaUst!CaUy. ''But It's nicer to p~y aU those. York Jeta, 4, . . • years." · · , .'' · " Most pass receptions; season: Charley Hennigan, Hous· Harry s. Trum!"' waa sUU pres!dent Of Ute .tllllled States .. ton, 101.. when Blanda ·sterted In pro football. , '- . ;f · , ' ' Media 'Discover' Racihg · ~ .• ' .... '1 ' ' .,..MONEY.CURS ' .,;., , ,.~ ' by Mort Reed :Ike. Dollar Is Delayed ()pponOJrts and proponents Of the sllver Eisenhower dol· .:111: are not speaking to each othel' these days, at least not m,a language each under· ~. And, In order to pre· tebt a stalemate, the secre• tary of the Treasury must can In some help. $ecrelliry of the Treasury David M. Kennedy has c8lled a meeting of.the Joint Commission on Coinage to d 11 c u a a the compromise 8cllon taken by the Senate OD a resolution permltUng ilsuance of Eisenhower coins containing 40 per cent ounces of sllver required to mint 150 mllllon 40 per cent dollars, 25.5 mllllon ounces would come from the na, Uonal stcckplle.aa the result of a recent reassessment of Deft 11 our strategic requirements. . 2.-S o m e five mllllO!i Washington ounces of the Treasury's .u. BGetoo ver stock required for this minUng would be silver the Cleveland Treasury prev lously Ju• NewYoflt tended to sell. The remaJn. der Is In an unrefined form. and not avallable for aale ID 1970. 'l • Bal.:,.,.. . 3.-MlnUngtheEisenhower u · · silver dollar as proof arid un. 1 ver. . circulated coins selling at The May 13 meeijnJt 15 above face value would pro·cJOBed to the pubUc: Ken· duco !igolllcant budget re-• Cf~.~~f.~ :',:,J:-J:::~i cel(ito. · 6 feDlltors, & con!{l'essmen, 3 lrcim the Executive branch 01 the government and 8 gen· · . Isn't th8fll be rerllcpubUc members. tllil 1970 an n Senate amendment ' Eisenhower's. the issuance of both general circula· date. :dol~~··.-inis 40identical .,or cent to ' ::~~~~~~~r: · silver KeJi. ' W:r hQlf~!ollar. or r i Z~_,JI the 47.3 m J.ili.o n • Team 2nd .:JI , ·. : ' ) ' ~ '·lj ··l . J~;o · PARKEIISBvRG Nolan Swackltamer'll golf team losing to Reds while and ' �...:;z .., ~ --.... • TH ,D AN JR • G APR L 5 . t -- --· --- esPlao Almo t - e ----· ... "' ' ay1 ' ... ___ _._.,,, 5 '-'---SI95 LeS.I.._,,~~ llf 51 ' 91 "'•----11195 Sco .. oint.s, Obi • m . -' Galllpolll ·at Mcm · 's te flleOhloflve · E 19f7 RambltrA1m~rlcan...,.--· �...:;z .., ~ --.... • TH ,D AN JR • G APR L 5 . t -- --· --- esPlao Almo t - e ----· ... "' ' ay1 ' ... ___ _._.,,, 5 '-'---SI95 LeS.I.._,,~~ llf 51 ' 91 "'•----11195 Sco .. oint.s, Obi • m . -' Galllpolll ·at Mcm · 's te flleOhloflve · E 19f7 RambltrA1m~rlcan...,.--· �,. l ~~ WI ~· j i<·· ' I .. . ::: :P ... ' ... rll •· ly DICK KLEINER wi ... IIi "' .HOLLYWOOD-INEA)-The talk since tbe Oscar aw.,& e1 :•• has been mostlY about \!le two surprises-Mag~ Sinlth ttl •;_:·lnd Goldie HaWII. The eonsensus is deligb.t over the j'·• - Post-Oscar ·. Ref.lettions And Poop I c -11! s u· .-i _, ., "" ...~ trli!DIPh of Maule and eonstematlon over Goldie's win. ':· But What theae people forget to remember-the a1111e "'•people who voted for Goldie also voted for Maagle, BQ you ·'' tate the bitter with the better. · .. •' lr AI. :·,. Reason nobody spotted Elizabeth Taylor on t~~ bl . g ltlght: She and Richard Burton sensibly .avoided the front · '"' ' ·~· en!rance and sneaked in a sl~ door. Was she ·weaiing· ~ ~·~ ~r diamonds! ~· P ~ ~" ••Honev.'' a spy said, "she had tbem hanging out the ear : :;:; ' t\ ·; 1 ..~ . , , 'fs ·~ ' ,. Fot Present "~· ·En~e" :·~·mSomeetof.J!'!!.,•~Uf~ atp~oUyw~.!~~~gappe,a;-":.:aJJ ,. ,'', . ,). _.,:,. , ' • • 5~ ~·w~ow.r· S .... ~ , 1 · t ~ ••• · ~.· If "',.)lavender ·:wCt't: ~oo'Y"bat Lansing 8JlOI'tiDg ~ dtl ablrt with aU hlsuniglit': tuxedo .....AnBob unidentified cblck witha · ~dilnl ~IIQIIIn ' . t,' \ ' ' ~~~~5~$~~t{i ByiiAVIDW•cifuTE · :jMrt rllbi!·llitm.l ~ IIIPDE;'l'ROrf,(t/PI~N. ,.. ~ :r".',purple ha1r .. . Dyan Cannon at the Oscar event, looted «;ole, jlroildent ·cil • Gt!Jeh! ln8ti!e. !' : . .. ::: 111 ,. ~e Pocahontas on a bad day. .,OtAri CGi'ti,, ~ 'S.IIll'· AU o.YJer. } l!OWII·. ,JIO!"" "" • "' ·<. • • • day the ~·, ~on - · lnclfldb!8 the gu lne wiD~~ r)aiilge ~!!!Cine lie•aald; heve "" ~ :;·, I'm impreued by Rod McKuen's bgnesty ... Befqre lbe ~And~~ ·',~wWcb M\ mt If. not ' >'w ;~~ar ceremony, .l asked him: how he, felt ~d he aald, ~ 'flir ~w.'•·· f!!r· .-~~m,, tliin .P.il ciiJveltlloneJ · io! 'A .,,':'d'f~IJous--1 want to win so . badly, I m nelvous, up I~ ,. at· k!ut; '!Jill~· ,. ·;,{; ilitern.l l' combll.lllon ~wer ~ '~~ .· :l!ete . . . . The voters fell tbey owed Burt·Bacharach 1M oo·~ IU ' til ~~ . • ·· = ''".'!)~Car, deoplte the strong entry of Rod's "Jean." .:. ... , . • m · ......._., ""'• ; ! ·' he ···"' · ...... ~ an ex~ve -.,Jill!'.,. .,,,... . , ~ : >li : 'i .. · •• • • • United Pral Inlihlalliml. "" G41iwal MG~«J Jn4 · =:,. !;II ~·." . Robbie Robertson, who won tbe special ellecto Oscar lor wu the tnt ~~ alito !Iii olher a~ ; . Fb ... bls wotk on "Marooned," laid the! When tbey lbot some ollidll tO IDUe·IUdl a clelr, availlble deYicel 'eaj~e :: 1 . .ICellel ,at NASA tbey were troubled by sound feedback. · ' · • .. ;: 1 :>n~ crew's ioiJD!!. e".P"rt wen.t to work and fixed It In thrt6 : . ~ • hours. It was aometbtnc, NASA laid, that ill own experti ) • "; .. . .:: J ·.\had been trying to rem~y lor five years. ,_ ~ 'I<(;~ \, • ·· - • ~· .~ :l. 1 ~ • , :..' ·The wlnninslhort subject docwnentary, "Czecb01lovakla · : 19118.'' was amuuled out of Czechoslovakia-In the gal ' tank of a .motorcycle. · ' Ponder ~ J ... ••• Many of our comminiity's · < "~ " ' r-~ . loj\g e~ia~lished ant1 11101t.:,.,. . . ' ,, repiitabie busi11-esse'·· ' ' ' Win Of Season · - l'tr· faith relitd . . �,. l ~~ WI ~· j i<·· ' I .. . ::: :P ... ' ... rll •· ly DICK KLEINER wi ... IIi "' .HOLLYWOOD-INEA)-The talk since tbe Oscar aw.,& e1 :•• has been mostlY about \!le two surprises-Mag~ Sinlth ttl •;_:·lnd Goldie HaWII. The eonsensus is deligb.t over the j'·• - Post-Oscar ·. Ref.lettions And Poop I c -11! s u· .-i _, ., "" ...~ trli!DIPh of Maule and eonstematlon over Goldie's win. ':· But What theae people forget to remember-the a1111e "'•people who voted for Goldie also voted for Maagle, BQ you ·'' tate the bitter with the better. · .. •' lr AI. :·,. Reason nobody spotted Elizabeth Taylor on t~~ bl . g ltlght: She and Richard Burton sensibly .avoided the front · '"' ' ·~· en!rance and sneaked in a sl~ door. Was she ·weaiing· ~ ~·~ ~r diamonds! ~· P ~ ~" ••Honev.'' a spy said, "she had tbem hanging out the ear : :;:; ' t\ ·; 1 ..~ . , , 'fs ·~ ' ,. Fot Present "~· ·En~e" :·~·mSomeetof.J!'!!.,•~Uf~ atp~oUyw~.!~~~gappe,a;-":.:aJJ ,. ,'', . ,). _.,:,. , ' • • 5~ ~·w~ow.r· S .... ~ , 1 · t ~ ••• · ~.· If "',.)lavender ·:wCt't: ~oo'Y"bat Lansing 8JlOI'tiDg ~ dtl ablrt with aU hlsuniglit': tuxedo .....AnBob unidentified cblck witha · ~dilnl ~IIQIIIn ' . t,' \ ' ' ~~~~5~$~~t{i ByiiAVIDW•cifuTE · :jMrt rllbi!·llitm.l ~ IIIPDE;'l'ROrf,(t/PI~N. ,.. ~ :r".',purple ha1r .. . Dyan Cannon at the Oscar event, looted «;ole, jlroildent ·cil • Gt!Jeh! ln8ti!e. !' : . .. ::: 111 ,. ~e Pocahontas on a bad day. .,OtAri CGi'ti,, ~ 'S.IIll'· AU o.YJer. } l!OWII·. ,JIO!"" "" • "' ·<. • • • day the ~·, ~on - · lnclfldb!8 the gu lne wiD~~ r)aiilge ~!!!Cine lie•aald; heve "" ~ :;·, I'm impreued by Rod McKuen's bgnesty ... Befqre lbe ~And~~ ·',~wWcb M\ mt If. not ' >'w ;~~ar ceremony, .l asked him: how he, felt ~d he aald, ~ 'flir ~w.'•·· f!!r· .-~~m,, tliin .P.il ciiJveltlloneJ · io! 'A .,,':'d'f~IJous--1 want to win so . badly, I m nelvous, up I~ ,. at· k!ut; '!Jill~· ,. ·;,{; ilitern.l l' combll.lllon ~wer ~ '~~ .· :l!ete . . . . The voters fell tbey owed Burt·Bacharach 1M oo·~ IU ' til ~~ . • ·· = ''".'!)~Car, deoplte the strong entry of Rod's "Jean." .:. ... , . • m · ......._., ""'• ; ! ·' he ···"' · ...... ~ an ex~ve -.,Jill!'.,. .,,,... . , ~ : >li : 'i .. · •• • • • United Pral Inlihlalliml. "" G41iwal MG~«J Jn4 · =:,. !;II ~·." . Robbie Robertson, who won tbe special ellecto Oscar lor wu the tnt ~~ alito !Iii olher a~ ; . Fb ... bls wotk on "Marooned," laid the! When tbey lbot some ollidll tO IDUe·IUdl a clelr, availlble deYicel 'eaj~e :: 1 . .ICellel ,at NASA tbey were troubled by sound feedback. · ' · • .. ;: 1 :>n~ crew's ioiJD!!. e".P"rt wen.t to work and fixed It In thrt6 : . ~ • hours. It was aometbtnc, NASA laid, that ill own experti ) • "; .. . .:: J ·.\had been trying to rem~y lor five years. ,_ ~ 'I<(;~ \, • ·· - • ~· .~ :l. 1 ~ • , :..' ·The wlnninslhort subject docwnentary, "Czecb01lovakla · : 19118.'' was amuuled out of Czechoslovakia-In the gal ' tank of a .motorcycle. · ' Ponder ~ J ... ••• Many of our comminiity's · < "~ " ' r-~ . loj\g e~ia~lished ant1 11101t.:,.,. . . ' ,, repiitabie busi11-esse'·· ' ' ' Win Of Season · - l'tr· faith relitd . . �,,., .- - ,. •,. < 'I ',.I l I. r '~·J. .., ·..,' • • I .. ,·j· , e GARDEN SEED · .' '. FIELD eLAWN SEED COOL II with C:ootral Air. YES I ~llleoiog. Fr.. IS!imollo. ·, Brammer's PIUmltin1 II ' Hootir~g. Gtoo Plnll, Oomor. . 4i'-16J7, I o>: l SEEDS OF ALL KINDS· 1 92-tf !l · RALF'If'S cj,,~ ai Uphoi!Jecy ~ieaninil •... ser~lc~. Free. osllmote. ':"· ~-029,j,c - - -----~-26 ' Also Certified I ' Seed For Every .Nft<f . . ~,, ' At Your.~. ·.. Farm Service Center .' of Ohio.. '•' "'Ill polls n.Ji·· :r. I ~arm, Ylll..t, Cltr 'Pr.;lrty OP~~~!S..,~~~.".!:~~~ol~ .· j!I""""" 5Acres , First • · Olllft ~ 41f,0Jif ........... VACA ur LA.,D · L ' Silver Bridge, Rl. 1. . , . ALII, EltT.j;HMA~. 1 -to~;c.· ~~a..·:·stlite Rt~'irs: ·\, .©OJJOO '(A~NT LAND. Loys level on . · b<ilh •Ides hard rood. Born. , · Outbldgs. Well . ~ISOn Twp. ' ' • 19 Acres . · ' · PEACEfUL v · liA~LEY. Nl<;'l ' Po\rlol Stir Rt.. Gllllpollo Ph. 379·2133 This year's . ' · ,. Wolf poater . ' , • Launon. 'tentroo Air Coillllllonlng · - He,~tb~ .w.-rt Freeloll- . 5.......... ,....,., 1 . -::.·~1"" VlnJoil, OhiO 5. on~ I;!Oih. Also i log hilUS!!. Ciaroge ,and out. bldg_,, Cily . water, , ~as , on,! ,.: •· 1 'rodl!l home ·. sthodls: Tw0 teo,ths mile out. · . ' 204 EIGHT ' :• 1 - , . ..vet.rDoli~Ssniloo ..tf Acres •. the Air rr.nct !~'·gest 7'-11 ,,. . . . ~. .~ · , ' •loj4.1f . , _ ·· WAtER WELL DRILl lNG. PumpSolfti!KiloNJ Tom t Lew~·· Phont ,,.4 P!' . .. .. ' . . I , '" , '1. 'I~ ' J;;4.ff, · rERMI:rE· Piis1' ,;~'!'Rod' FRE.. 1nopodioo. ~I 446-. 32AS _,DI CYDIII, CWrllar I •for Eiclormllal Termllt ~ ,Bot mont Dr. · 'J;' . • • SorVI.,., �,,., .- - ,. •,. < 'I ',.I l I. r '~·J. .., ·..,' • • I .. ,·j· , e GARDEN SEED · .' '. FIELD eLAWN SEED COOL II with C:ootral Air. YES I ~llleoiog. Fr.. IS!imollo. ·, Brammer's PIUmltin1 II ' Hootir~g. Gtoo Plnll, Oomor. . 4i'-16J7, I o>: l SEEDS OF ALL KINDS· 1 92-tf !l · RALF'If'S cj,,~ ai Uphoi!Jecy ~ieaninil •... ser~lc~. Free. osllmote. ':"· ~-029,j,c - - -----~-26 ' Also Certified I ' Seed For Every .Nft<f . . ~,, ' At Your.~. ·.. Farm Service Center .' of Ohio.. '•' "'Ill polls n.Ji·· :r. I ~arm, Ylll..t, Cltr 'Pr.;lrty OP~~~!S..,~~~.".!:~~~ol~ .· j!I""""" 5Acres , First • · Olllft ~ 41f,0Jif ........... VACA ur LA.,D · L ' Silver Bridge, Rl. 1. . , . ALII, EltT.j;HMA~. 1 -to~;c.· ~~a..·:·stlite Rt~'irs: ·\, .©OJJOO '(A~NT LAND. Loys level on . · b<ilh •Ides hard rood. Born. , · Outbldgs. Well . ~ISOn Twp. ' ' • 19 Acres . · ' · PEACEfUL v · liA~LEY. Nl<;'l ' Po\rlol Stir Rt.. Gllllpollo Ph. 379·2133 This year's . ' · ,. Wolf poater . ' , • Launon. 'tentroo Air Coillllllonlng · - He,~tb~ .w.-rt Freeloll- . 5.......... ,....,., 1 . -::.·~1"" VlnJoil, OhiO 5. on~ I;!Oih. Also i log hilUS!!. Ciaroge ,and out. bldg_,, Cily . water, , ~as , on,! ,.: •· 1 'rodl!l home ·. sthodls: Tw0 teo,ths mile out. · . ' 204 EIGHT ' :• 1 - , . ..vet.rDoli~Ssniloo ..tf Acres •. the Air rr.nct !~'·gest 7'-11 ,,. . . . ~. .~ · , ' •loj4.1f . , _ ·· WAtER WELL DRILl lNG. PumpSolfti!KiloNJ Tom t Lew~·· Phont ,,.4 P!' . .. .. ' . . I , '" , '1. 'I~ ' J;;4.ff, · rERMI:rE· Piis1' ,;~'!'Rod' FRE.. 1nopodioo. ~I 446-. 32AS _,DI CYDIII, CWrllar I •for Eiclormllal Termllt ~ ,Bot mont Dr. · 'J;' . • • SorVI.,., �• ~ ! 67 'atRYSI.ER . 4 DOOR. fiMD . ,.TOP " . 2 Dr. H. T., fastb~tck, 3.SP'"IQ:u 1!11·1 R4\H•. ' w-wtires. .. t' ,. . · , • . ', ,..,· " I, • \ .. " New Yorker, -V-8 motor, full pqwer ment; w-s-w tire$, ~lr-'Ciondltkinlng . 1 JJ!~ .~ _' -- ~ equip· c Gft\t TflUCKS POM£ ,OHIO 1968' OII!VY II 4 Dr. Seda11, a,utOI!Jatl.c. transmission. '".19681 fORD-. 1 1 , Musfang 2 ~"''--·; ~· door .hatdtop. Radio, 6 51,795: cyl. Std. ' (J ' i . . 8 ICK ,_.., jUil'.t,. ·1967 -t. __ .,. ___ ,.. •t:oaa: tr \I "'-'! '•' ' ;t.. :, l\ ( , CustOm ~i:Wagoii, radio, hftte~;, po~ · · ;'steering ~ ~ bra.kvs. •·•· ~~~ . H • ~...... .........·-- $1895:" Slld-; tr!lfls. <:alnpei- · ' • J; • ' . ·'1967 DODGE: -_,_.., ___ ~- - ~6~"' (:oron~ 4' Dr ' Sedan, :6 cylinder' one loca( ' owner •.·' ' ·. •' . r ~ ~l- J965 CADIUAC·----~--~'2,1 Qllala 2 Dr. V-8 hardtQii, I)'IOtor, '··power steering, power br:~kes $o automatic. tran~8' local owner,. �• ~ ! 67 'atRYSI.ER . 4 DOOR. fiMD . ,.TOP " . 2 Dr. H. T., fastb~tck, 3.SP'"IQ:u 1!11·1 R4\H•. ' w-wtires. .. t' ,. . · , • . ', ,..,· " I, • \ .. " New Yorker, -V-8 motor, full pqwer ment; w-s-w tire$, ~lr-'Ciondltkinlng . 1 JJ!~ .~ _' -- ~ equip· c Gft\t TflUCKS POM£ ,OHIO 1968' OII!VY II 4 Dr. Seda11, a,utOI!Jatl.c. transmission. '".19681 fORD-. 1 1 , Musfang 2 ~"''--·; ~· door .hatdtop. Radio, 6 51,795: cyl. Std. ' (J ' i . . 8 ICK ,_.., jUil'.t,. ·1967 -t. __ .,. ___ ,.. •t:oaa: tr \I "'-'! '•' ' ;t.. :, l\ ( , CustOm ~i:Wagoii, radio, hftte~;, po~ · · ;'steering ~ ~ bra.kvs. •·•· ~~~ . H • ~...... .........·-- $1895:" Slld-; tr!lfls. <:alnpei- · ' • J; • ' . ·'1967 DODGE: -_,_.., ___ ~- - ~6~"' (:oron~ 4' Dr ' Sedan, :6 cylinder' one loca( ' owner •.·' ' ·. •' . r ~ ~l- J965 CADIUAC·----~--~'2,1 Qllala 2 Dr. V-8 hardtQii, I)'IOtor, '··power steering, power br:~kes $o automatic. tran~8' local owner,. �'- ,~~n~~o Mr. IIJid Mn. Larry J. Filth, .• . POrtland, a son; lilr. IIJid Mrs; """""" M. Webster, Gallipolis, ~ ~- son. DlseNrces •· ~Robert Colley, Hoadley J; . Garlic,. Wendy Renee' . Gat~wood, Mrs. John M. ~ '~~artweu, Charles E. Hunt, ~. Clarence E. Johnson, Harvey ly Mrs: J .....; Hiram Kuhn, Mrs. Oren ···v.Kycer, Mrs. Robert McCoy, Mrs. Esther Nl)1ert, Mrs. Fred Phillips, Wendy Marshelle Ransom, Donald G. Richards, WIST 1 ' Mrs. Larry W. Rupe and llifant son GleanS. Sheets, Mrs. Terry sickles. Mrs. Bessl• Siders, Delmar L. Skidmore, Mrs. Robert 0. Smith,Lorain P. sterrett, Mrs. I vaq, Stephenson, Donna Marie SUck, Mrs. Dale E. Taylor and infant daughter, Vernon Taylor, Mrs. Floyd West, Mrs. John Williams, Mrs. Lines Kingery, Joseph L£mbert1 Mrs. Arlen Brown, Willism E. Burns, Jr., Mrs. Gerald E. Clark, Mrs. Alvin N. Cooper and infant daughter, Mrs. Scott Fohu.er, Mrs. Grover Gillwn and infant daughter, Mrs. Edith Gribble, Miss Merle E. Macomber, Mrs. Leonard McDaniel and infant son, James S. Oney, Mrs. DaUas E. Roush, Mrs. Attie M. Saultz, Fred A. Wetzel, and Marshall W. Wooten. lo108 Y84 t KJ854 'Uft ' '· 6QT42' .KJt5Z tAQI09 •Jssz •void SOlJ'I'H 6AJI YAQI083 tVold .Ql0784 Both vulnenble West Nortll loll p.,. ,. ,_ Pus 2t Dble 5. Pus 36 Pua Pus , _ 3t Pul , . Pul •• Pass Pul Opening lead-t J Pus Pus Pus Today's band may weD l!e the best played of the year 1970. It certaiuly was the best played of the. litO board match between the Aces artd the Circus. Billy Eisenberg who· sat South probably bid 'a trille optimistically opposite a passed partner, but 'Bobby produced almoot .,.rfect cards for him and 1vith a reasonable tnunp break tbe slam should have made fairly easily. Billy ruJied East's ace of diamonds and led a club to dum~r;,'!, ace. East discard-. ed a ond and Billy gave the hand some prolonged study. The being on and one ' Velerarui Memorial H0f1pHal (Friday! ADMiTTED Joseph ; Rudolph, Sr., Middleport: · Vema Fisher, Letart, W. Va.; James Schuler, Middleport : " Nettie Hensley, Syracuse; Mary Lawhorn, Ma9011; Htnry • Shawver, Pomeroy. DISCHARGED - Donald ···James, Ella Goodin, Cora : Argabrite, Waid Diddle, Freda Pullins, Lmy Spencer, Debea Pickens. Veteiiill"tliiuirlal Hlll[lllal ADMITTEP - Darlene Duncan, Syracuse; Emmett Will, Pomeroy; Robert Blough, Middleport; Leona Karr, Pomeroy; Lottie Tyree, Pomeroy ; Gerlrude Bass, Pameroy; Neille Stethem, Long Bott<Jm. • i$ARGEii - S~iii'_Y;:' • • ' ' e • Klolle< . J Just received ., •• Wearing Apparel for . '~ wu..n, . . ' ' ST·IT THE FURNITU HAS ~~ '' • ,., ON·£ MUSt BE ' ;, '·',~ ' rd-. I ' . ' ~' , ,' ~ ., .:., ' ' ,, ~ • •' -, J ... • ".';\ ~ • ,. /· \ • ' .. �'- ,~~n~~o Mr. IIJid Mn. Larry J. Filth, .• . POrtland, a son; lilr. IIJid Mrs; """""" M. Webster, Gallipolis, ~ ~- son. DlseNrces •· ~Robert Colley, Hoadley J; . Garlic,. Wendy Renee' . Gat~wood, Mrs. John M. ~ '~~artweu, Charles E. Hunt, ~. Clarence E. Johnson, Harvey ly Mrs: J .....; Hiram Kuhn, Mrs. Oren ···v.Kycer, Mrs. Robert McCoy, Mrs. Esther Nl)1ert, Mrs. Fred Phillips, Wendy Marshelle Ransom, Donald G. Richards, WIST 1 ' Mrs. Larry W. Rupe and llifant son GleanS. Sheets, Mrs. Terry sickles. Mrs. Bessl• Siders, Delmar L. Skidmore, Mrs. Robert 0. Smith,Lorain P. sterrett, Mrs. I vaq, Stephenson, Donna Marie SUck, Mrs. Dale E. Taylor and infant daughter, Vernon Taylor, Mrs. Floyd West, Mrs. John Williams, Mrs. Lines Kingery, Joseph L£mbert1 Mrs. Arlen Brown, Willism E. Burns, Jr., Mrs. Gerald E. Clark, Mrs. Alvin N. Cooper and infant daughter, Mrs. Scott Fohu.er, Mrs. Grover Gillwn and infant daughter, Mrs. Edith Gribble, Miss Merle E. Macomber, Mrs. Leonard McDaniel and infant son, James S. Oney, Mrs. DaUas E. Roush, Mrs. Attie M. Saultz, Fred A. Wetzel, and Marshall W. Wooten. lo108 Y84 t KJ854 'Uft ' '· 6QT42' .KJt5Z tAQI09 •Jssz •void SOlJ'I'H 6AJI YAQI083 tVold .Ql0784 Both vulnenble West Nortll loll p.,. ,. ,_ Pus 2t Dble 5. Pus 36 Pua Pus , _ 3t Pul , . Pul •• Pass Pul Opening lead-t J Pus Pus Pus Today's band may weD l!e the best played of the year 1970. It certaiuly was the best played of the. litO board match between the Aces artd the Circus. Billy Eisenberg who· sat South probably bid 'a trille optimistically opposite a passed partner, but 'Bobby produced almoot .,.rfect cards for him and 1vith a reasonable tnunp break tbe slam should have made fairly easily. Billy ruJied East's ace of diamonds and led a club to dum~r;,'!, ace. East discard-. ed a ond and Billy gave the hand some prolonged study. The being on and one ' Velerarui Memorial H0f1pHal (Friday! ADMiTTED Joseph ; Rudolph, Sr., Middleport: · Vema Fisher, Letart, W. Va.; James Schuler, Middleport : " Nettie Hensley, Syracuse; Mary Lawhorn, Ma9011; Htnry • Shawver, Pomeroy. DISCHARGED - Donald ···James, Ella Goodin, Cora : Argabrite, Waid Diddle, Freda Pullins, Lmy Spencer, Debea Pickens. Veteiiill"tliiuirlal Hlll[lllal ADMITTEP - Darlene Duncan, Syracuse; Emmett Will, Pomeroy; Robert Blough, Middleport; Leona Karr, Pomeroy; Lottie Tyree, Pomeroy ; Gerlrude Bass, Pameroy; Neille Stethem, Long Bott<Jm. • i$ARGEii - S~iii'_Y;:' • • ' ' e • Klolle< . J Just received ., •• Wearing Apparel for . '~ wu..n, . . ' ' ST·IT THE FURNITU HAS ~~ '' • ,., ON·£ MUSt BE ' ;, '·',~ ' rd-. I ' . ' ~' , ,' ~ ., .:., ' ' ,, ~ • •' -, J ... • ".';\ ~ • ,. /· \ • ' .. �r· f . i;. • I' l -I v ~ II !• ! ['~~ 'j ... ' I I :r,, . ~ )~~: : ',1 ~ ' ~ ~:- . '. l • • I,. ' ~ o' 'I• ' ,,·-' i .. " I 'I ~ .•' ,, '" .~. . . ' ' . '. . --~..... ,,,,......,......... ·-·~ .. ·~·f,, ,. ..... -' .''". .. - '• i l ~.. " ' • / i ,· • !'"--<· ~· f>;.••• • •, I I I I I '"'l:r• 1 ••., t~·r · :.: I I) ., I I L t·"''• ·- • ' ' WINTHROP ' . . 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