http://66.213.69.5/files/original/f0d6f3d077652a44c4200173f82c2b3f.pdf bab48bccbeaf296baa51067bff7abd02 PDF Text Text 1 \ • entiRe WAIIIINGTON- Boooe and Senallclltlotlalllra w.f. begaa tbe ~.fl'llb for enact111ent of the ~ti:b~ dollar 1u cut •"P'!!Ii!l.lb sbow up In COII8IJD>o er Jl(dletboOb In aboUt three Shop Tpnight Until 9 weeki. - .~· Be Thrifty! Save· oil of your saleslips; Metllbmolthe ~· Committee They are valuable. Bring them in any· eel I (doled meetlni to voting • ·the by bill ·~ time to be added. dent<Miim. •~ 'tf" ''" ' '' -- •• S~turday >. . \ • >< , . ,',· ' ": •, :~ 'fl'-~a ' NJWSREEL: ~.11" Roberi Keitli . -sa.n·•d _.~.'..tv _, . alar Stephen McNallY have .the the Enterprise EUB chureh Thursday veening at the home o1 Mrs. Dwight Logan of Rock Springs Road , 1:25 Sports 6: 30 Porter Wagoner Sbow Uf · ' t....o., . ••'....... '"""" . . Edd "K....,,. ....... "DY•·- 1:00 Down on tbe .Farm I: 30 Popeye r. Pals ' 9 · · 0 Ruft 4'1"' Reddy Sbow 10:00 Hector Heathcote Sbow 10:30 Flreba. Xt 5 ·. II :00 Dennl$ tbe y.....,. 11:30 Fury. . 12 :00 St!t. Preston 1:00 Exp1011ng 2:111 Mr. Wizaid 2 :30 NBC Sports Special 4 :Dol Sport. HlghUghts ol liA 4:30 Big · Ten BasketbaU 1:00 Satuntay RePort 1:15 News r. Weather Mrs. Florence Holley w assoh· teSs to the Willing Workers class • RADJ9 .WSAZ-TV Channell Mrs. Holley is Hostess For Class Meeting • . tiC Sta · ,.' rolel ill ''Final ~Esca'Pe~ aliout a macobre plan for esca'ping from prison, on "T h e Allied Hltchcock HOUI' Friday, .Feb. 21, m CBS-TV · · · · LociUe BaU will not return to her Monday ·nlllhl series on CBS-TV In tbe laD. She plans to devote more time as pres!dent of Deallu Productions .. .. Kirl IJo!iglas, James Masoo, Loalle Caron aDd Pier · Angeli, •tar In "The Story. of, l'bree . Loves, which ·. \fepiCta tbe .joy, · •·Je&.t memory of three unusual Jove . dil' ~ ~Oirl, .f ...!il>\ ·'!l' j <; . ; , · ;-· Movi;o 'tJI• ~~ · !l;., l;i ·· ,il ~ ..., - t:'J. • ,., t-l ·"'· • J, ·. , ' . Moliio .~. Bar..-; . l fi ' -..........r;;:. .. :·. ;·' ., tj'mortt --~ ~~ ~ ~ · "'-·~ ~-•...- l ~; .": ha.ve leading, roleS In thlo • • • 0D 'Jl!!l .... ' ' " "· ·· • • • 1 MGM reteaM ... ~ ~;-, ·- 1 •·• " ,> • ! ..1 1, R~J)flns nave u th_at thtre wiD be some changes made In " l.aao sie when the shoW returns ~ tbe CBS.TV Sunday night - up in the fall. The perennial I• vorite may have a braad-new family .... I ~ ,, I, ' OSCAR WINNER IN WESTJ!RNI .: HOLLJ(WOOD (UPI) - Miyoobi Umeld, Jll()ilnese .' actreati who wOn an Academy Award for "Sayonara," baa ~ c~ ' IJ!e:_:•::adn=eaa:::.:;•::.;ad:.'_:tbe:::_'.::llng~er.::'l;:nl~_in_an__,ep,_is_od_e~.•' "R~whfde." . 7:00 1st. Night Jamboree 7:30 Singing Caravan uo Joey 9:00 11:110 11:10 II : 15 11:20 llilbop . Saturday Night Movies Late News PictuN D. :. and Weatiler Sports Films of tbe 50'1. WCHS-TV Channel 8 All-Out NATO Conflict 7!110 TV ;;Ja........, 7:30 Ell France W;at~hiog GMs- 1:00 Captain Kangaroo t:OO /liviD Show Aild Press Agf;'nts 1:30 Tenn. Tule® 10:00 Quick Draw McGraw 10:30 Might)' M..,.. 11:00 RiD TID TID 11:30 Roy Rogers 12:00 Sky Kin~ 11:30 Do You Know (Continued from troll! page) to Watch SaleQirl While AcroQijlllnied By Your Wife." MBMoBRs Alii! .. ' ••• . • • ...~ rellI ..... ~ I ~-.. tralntnC,:' Glrll.........., 7:30 Jackle Gleason 1:110 The Defenders 1:30· Phil Silvera 1o:110 Gunam.te 11:00 Nen · . 11:15 Lat<r Movie ~jab tbe ' WHTN-TV Channel 13 • ld the 1:30 Pat r. Mite 1:00 Church ol Cbrlst 1:30 Cll••neJ 13 10:110 Neighbors .Dietlo Pieoeola 10:15 Social SecuriiJ 10:30 Jets01111 11:011 Casper ean- 11:30 .BeanY & CecO 12:00 Bugs BUDDy • 12:30 Allakatam 1:00 Fliok- . •••• > Force stttll. COIN-OP TYPE 't:.-..;J)RY CLEANING > 10 lbs. $2 . :ROBINSON'S -3- :.t ROOMS OF AU. NEW . FURNITURE ss9s·oo BAKER fURNITURE Mhldloport, Ohio'< lbe 1:30 American llandslaod 2:30 Challeoge Golf 3:30 Dance Party i :OO. World of Sporla 1:30 WresiiJDg 7::io llciorenanay 1:30 LawreD<io Wellt 1:30 Satimli1 Night at Jofovlo Pataee odeetave~ > - '"I"'!'" ill!!. :li' . ~.~·; · m news- 1100 ' Newa 1:30 Mr. Lucky 2:00 Saturday llovle 3: t.> PasspotU to Pnlllls 1:30 Telesporlll 4:00 CB8 Golf Classic 5:00 Cbampl0118hip Bridge 5:30 Th• Early Sbow 7:00 Lawman for, ~ $!>, eel aboullOokln · INiCntrii Jrith tbe 1111' ,of ,tlie "dilcl(~' tecbplq- . ue" i HOle 'br.a rllsed paper wliicb ihe yappear to be readin«, or tllrodgti a prepared IBP In I stack ol PRP'r• '1r! the . desk at tbe office. 0 The latter, thO lllli!IUal says. Is "teehDlcallj ~ kDowD as (Ill • 'the ~~- - �• ' • . .... " •· 10 '64~ 'Eighteen More World's Finest Picture is Stolen ·Helen Help Us! "li:libiMI llllft Ill 18M." · 'l1lls wu the .rhyme (!!lined by ,llacllle too:n.do Coach Mike MOrrllm u his powerfUl eqe clull ~ to open 1111 zeu. on lui November. Torno~ bunii>Od Mlddlepll'l;a 111r1n1 .af , . _ adledUie .m. 51 Yellolr Jackets, 'llolf; ln ' il 111,o1 now extoudl lhrU two acroppy game on the lla!!ino ngulor floor. ~ &ICIUally beld the . ~"" lllouJb the Jackfll went upper band _,. ol the 11'-1 down to defeat theJ aa•e one quarter before Racllle'a .,.... Salilrdiy niJbl, ao expected, ol lhelr flneat outlnp lhk year erful five .Pllted Into hlib sear. the -liOrdJ ~ Coach Morrison'• and .•~epl the Toi'IIIICioea hoot- Coach Cor! Wolfe'a Jack~ held became true ,.... tha I~ . ~ preat;'Ye lhelr . Ion J a 104 leacl witlr a minute and .............. eac• - J. · · .· Came True Saturday·In Ra~i -.11 left In the I flrol lleCIIId period wbeb Bnlct 'l!larler .... bot period, 'llul botohot Lill'l')! Price Beegle, Ted ~le!\ ond l'rlel!l ~,;, &eYen potnto l*inl tbe ripped the lido wtlll .... au h~ on fCOII lbols to ,up tho ny. ThO~ wore ohead quiet poin1a IIDd Peanuts Wtok· IJl8l'liD ~ :a&-11. Mlclt MQrrlo !Ht, at halfUme. Jino hit .., 1 aet lbot to !liVe oank a Jum~ abo! IIDd Jaet TbO llate'a IIOOOlld raok(d J!aclne a tHO lldvontqe when Salt<rfleld dropped ' Ia a - Cl!laa A team (uPIJ, eontlnued the llanza endeu. throw ~ cut the Jll8l'lln ami<~- 1111 pace throufbout the nm Racine did not lncreaoe .1111 erably, bot IJIID dUlllli the quarter and wu lhead, 51J.3ti, lelld unlll midway lhrouah• the cloolng two ~ Of I b • wbeb the lui elabt minute!! 1 \ Panthers Wing· Falcons, 75-71, In Overtime \1 I Tbe Purple Panthen nipped vlsillng .Wabama Saturday nl&hl 7> • 71 In a thrilling overtime pme In willcb Pomeroy aank four oot of alJ: foq) shots in the lut ~ IOC<Mids to win. The opjne .• . llngler 'wll ..wp when WaiNirl)l .lled the IICOI'e al87..lfl Ill re~ play when Jim l!lrd oank \.,o. free throws with · 16 seconds .~g. The O¥ertlme wu more of the aame when Gordon PoweD got In both free lrleo for 71·71 with Ill II!COnds left. P - · • Mickey Wlnebretlner tl)tlll wu fC01led and dropped In the first free throw but missed the second one with 36.11tiC">ndo loll. The Whlle Fal· ailed time out to plan ,,,. . their last few seconds of slrat- Bob Smith , at 8:111. Pomeroy'oll9 aecond! remaining. Olf. Bob Crow !COiled out about mid· Tbree seconds later Wahama's WabiiDla didn't ocore after Its way In !he fourth otanr.a. Bird wu fouled and dropped Ume oot, Pomeroy got possesFAL<lONS TRAIL · Ill both free throws lyJns the sloo epln, and Panther Bill The Wblte Faloona lrall· same lfl-i7. Tho Panlhero didJewell wu fouled. He aank the ed throughout the firs( part of not score In the remaining aecfirst shot but missed the lite· the aame untB ZWpan connect- onds cawing the game to go ond, mak1nJ the t.tllles '13-71 ed on a long ael soot to put into an overtime. with 12 aecond! remaining. Wahama abead 5W3 with 8:45 Wabema sank 211 out of 73 !leid In the frantlo lleCOild!l left, remainiDJ In the fourth qua~r . _goals for a 35 JlOr cent s~ Pomeroy's Bruce Sll!lpson wu It wu a , ...... battle tbco mg average. Pomeroy dropfouled and wu BUCCtiBslul on wltb Pomeroy In the lead three pod In 23 out of 71 for 29 per both free throws, giving the llmea and Wahema twice upUI cent. The Panthers got 62 rePanthers a .71'>-711eaa with ooly they we~ lied M-65 with 1:11 bounds and the Whlte Falcons three aeconds loll. That wu ll •loll. pulled dcwn 3%. Pomeroy scorThree Wabama playeto and Panther Mlctey Winebrenner ed 29 points from the charity one on Pomeroy's squad wbo then sank a short jump shot line and Wahama tallied 19. fouled out in the 9¥0'\:me were making the score, 61-tS, with t White Falcons Rarry Surface 58 II!COnds remaining. PomeOre p0r 5 at Blll Zuspon at 2:30, roy 11"1 poSsession of the ball On Page F at 0:12, and Panther again and called time out with OUr M· S Pomeroy'• Bill Jewell, .who sprained bill ankle In practice Thuraday, played most ol the game. In the prellmlnarJ CCllllell, Wabama upended Pomeroy 37· 30 after the Whi~ Falcoos had led lhrouJboutthe conteot. Wahama jumJlO<I off to 1 nine point lead, 13-4, 11 the end of the opem"ff stanm and Jncreas. ed its lead to 23-12 at lntertntssion. Mil~ Rouoh with II for the Whlte Falcons was the hish scorer on either ~m. TO!Jacor· er for Pomeroy w11 lll<k Werry with eljbt. . The last game for Pomeroy in its 18 game IOUCII wlll be Friday when the Panthera will host to Wellston. Wabe- iot ........,.,, ~ ...,. rartr fllal ..., peis z> . . ed tbo SooJibem ~I B 1cb ""' .....,._ tar . , _ Bcboal ~""' 011 a1moo1 u .von quartera, • bulo iD the 11&11!alf., . • o1zo iliiMi pzt . . RaciDe ended 'up hllll!!c 111 o1 iMIIIrdll wllb. • rttMWo .1. llollll field 1011'lrlea 10r 0 tlbarp Z7 f9< 1111 ......_ ~ 51 per cent ••.,... ·wllllt tl)e. u IIMIII. led 11artpo 11 Jaekelll tallied .., 24 o1 115 lbols Wllllt .. . . eee11 .IIJ 111oo fl for 1 respecteble o per eent MQrrto hiP r. MiolcJIIo.,'• , average. port, . ,.. ·.,...,to * Thriller£~~-=~e~;:-~-~==-~ pl.,. wm be hoot to SpeiiCt!r oo Tueaday. By quartero: Pomeroy 18 II 53 If/ 75 Wabaml 13 J' 50 61 71 POliiOroy - Swindell 7-422; Crow 7- 2-f6; Wlnebrenner 4-5-13; JeweD 1-8-10; Simpson 2-4-11 ; Reed 1-1-3; Smith 1-1-3; Total• 23 (29 of 47) 75. Wehama -Roush 6-3-19; Zuspan 7- 2-16; Greene 6-113) Bird 1-5-7; Surface 1-35; Shrimplin 2-1-5. Wamsley 1-2-4; Powell 0-2-2; Tolllls 211 (19-27) 71. Reserves - Wahama 37, Porneroy 30. Officials, Harold Bunn and Ray Jordan. 11111 gle, who follOWed With 19, Tornadoel, S7 • Jl, Ill I reoJ ed one of bill boo! pmeo t~~r~~~er. 1IIH!rm Omdlfl'a II of the year, connecting on elflht polnto led RaciDe and G1iJ of 13 Held goal attempll aDd Stobarl paced the J!deta with . oinldDJ three points at the !GuJ 15. Jino. Bailey and Wicldine aieo By quartera: bit Ill double .ligUres lor the· Mlddleport 1J lll iM1 If .. winnera with 11 each and M11 Racllle 14 • 1111 'II Knopp added eight. Middleport - Morris 1-1Seventeen points oo eigbt 17; Sallerfleld i,..J-14; RD . baskets and a charity lolls by 3--3--11: Banning '-'1-7; . Morris was IDps for Middleport. Moore 1~2; Thomao o-+- . Sat~r!ield with 14, wao tile o; llodJOI 2-1-1; ~ . only other Yellow Jacket to bit 1~2. TOtALs 24 (8-14) ~double figores. Middleport's 6- Racine - Price il-4--ll; . 2 senior Dave Rice, who is of. Knopp 4 t 8; Bailey s-t-11~ ten the leading Jacket. poin~ Beegle 1-3-lt; W1c1tJino s-1 getter was limited to nino -II· Ouro ~· Filher o-t points: Rice got In foul trouble -o.'Totala 30 (13-n) n. ''Anoth er hiD! AU. SfARS Panthers Are In Tourney With Rockets It was announeed loday that the 1963-84 AIJ.. SEOAL basketball teom will be selected Sunday, Feb. 23, by members of the Southeastern Ohio Sportswriters and Broadcasters Asaoelollon Ill Jaekion. Preoldent Jim Sollars or the usodatfon stated that the meeting will be emtdueted 11 the Jolly Lanes Bowling Center beglllnlng at ! p.m. r Following the eustom or tbe pill several years, aU head basketball eoaehea ID the league are Invited to a"end tbe meeting to aid the serlbes In the selee!lon or the AII·SEOAL team whleb will be honored at a banquet to be beld aomellme In Marth at Athens. Do they think I'm 111ade ·of moiley'l'' 01 coune you're not. But we ha.e aa .. .....,. becaass ·• money ia our bulinea. We u.e it to help folD wbe ,: need ready c:aoh for an1 worthwhile MOcl. A _....._ dation loan from uo will _,nit 1"'1 to pay oil .U ,._ , billa ond then have only mcmthly , . , . , _ .. • make. Stop In and - .,. or pM .,. a call w-,.... -u.. -..a.£ 011 ML I.OHIS 300 W. Second St.- WY~ 2-.2111, Pll•e1o, Uff: INSUftANCE NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON DAVE OHLINGER, MGR. )' ' ·~ I· ,, .. Voice of Broadway ••• reporiihg ly DOROTHY KIL.GALLEN ' . f. ( I !~ I . Na...alb- ... lib .. _ ....................... .,. ........... .&lib ................... _... ....... It ..,. n• '~>ic.., ~ It ..,. ..... pmiditc peop1o with the Iliad r1 randal ......- m1 ......a, the, .....t and - - 'l1lot ia ...... the nallllioladio:J ........ - huli· ... ....... lhol,.. .. Pllli '"'~to thet:ariiJ ml peoce rloind rllho peoplo ,... oem. Wo know lbat i f - lint ia ...... - rl tho peoplo, the liaeo aathe ..... willtabCih>rl......._ WIIJ.IAM C. 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'1M -ar tel'«< croup •oleil for lbe lilwina ~" I'Mtden.i, RWWd U!t<-Protdilellt, :MikJ Etec11Uve ilflleei', Dovp ' ' • ~ :"::.,..~*::~ Jr. Rifle Club day nllhl. IloJ: ,oeon: We -m·the rlcht to Lindt Qu.ontl~iot II. I. hvo-ont lnop__ SW!If'l P-lUM - TINDH GROWN WHOLE FA,ITHFUL BOOSTERS - It was • Jon& ti'lp these youths made to ebeer for the Panthers at Logan. TbeJ weren't alone, for there were a few adults who also went Friday. Slttln& 1 to r are Linda Moore, Linda Bailey, Jeff Gibbs, Jim Crow, and Bill Moore.- Sentinel Photo, .High School Cage Results By Uaitetl Pre" lnteroatlooal Grandview 78 Columbus Watterson 82 Selltest STRAWBERRY ROYALE ce Cream 1fz lal. Whitehall ·64 Granville 42 Mt. Vernon 85 Fredericktown 47 Columbus North 73 London 62 Columbu• West &7 Big Walnut 52 Columbus South lie Northridge 49 Grove' City 76 Marion Franklin 48. Fairfield Union 53 Hamilton Twp. 47 Columbus Linden McKinley 59 River City 48 Columbu•·East f7 Elgin 44 Carrol 64 Reynoldsburg 46 MillOn 68 Washington C.H. 53 Canton ~eK!nley 81 Solem 33 Massillon 76 SteubenvUle 72 Northwest 78 ' Marllngton 62 United 56 Ea1t Canton 52 North Canton 62 Glenw()(ld 60 ot Barberton 93 Wadsworth 58 Shaker Helghta 71 Brush 62 Euclid 63 Parma Valley Forge 52 Chardon 51 Perry 37 Fairport 73 Madiscm 61 Lorain St. Mary 61 Lorain 44 Cleve. Gilmour Acad. 50 Cleveland John Adams 47 Newbury· 50 Cleveland Hawken 40 Firelands 83 Berlin Hgta. 62 Green Twp. 72 Nordonia 61 With Collplll Cleveland We•t ·($3.97 witll 9tl Cleveland Collinwood 72 No Purchoul Elyria Catholic 61 Avon 42 . Streetsboro 55 Burton 46 Albany 76 Chauncey 52 The Plains 55 1···2· ALUMINUM CIIAISE LOUIIE Rome-canaan 40 York 70 Troy 40 Buckeye 68 Brunswick 53 c.... ($1.91 Wltltew Toledo Devilbiss 73 Lorain Admiral King 63 C.._ I Zanesville Roaecram~: 102 Newcomerstown 6e $25 IN EVANS TAPES Dresden 68 Licking Valley 62 · Frazeysburg ll2 WYLER'S Soup ALUMINUM ROOKER $381 With Thio& Coupon • Vegeteble • Chicken Rice • Beef Noodle • Peteto • a..n C.U-1 $25 IN EVANS TAPES ... ALUMINUM FOLDINB OHAIR Coupo" 1$U7 Without C.u-1 & NO PURCHASE NECESSARY iii' "i :::: First Quality Ladin' S.amltle1 NYLONS ...... 2 88 ROYAL PRINCE c,... ... Style GOLDEN corn (.JOJ CAN . ' ---- ' ) I ·c • - '•-' ,- · 'e c: mt.:o:niment• for f~ anti r. Ideal br 4ogt c:~nd cats. Durh5y f(t daan. CompCir• at 19c, ILovownl · 48 Price .... ~--------------=~~ ~. r. No. 1 ALL PUII,_E toes lb• •ll 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Feb. 17, 1964 Hueaa of 'J'aboe City, won the apeelal ollllom Garllli!cf>.Parteniltchea eompetltioo: . WeekendSummarv Of Sports By United Pr.,, lntornatlonol Saturday MANILA (UPO-Carloo of New York retamed the world Ughtwe1ght title wllh a irnockout ov~r Fl~sh Elorde of the Phlhppme• m the Uth Colli., at tho winter ' round. PARIS (UPI)-Bobby Wilson of Grell Brltain beat Nicola OBERSTDORF, Germany Pille of Yugoslavia, IN, tl-2, (UPII - Dallbor· Mptejlek of tl-4, to win the m•n's O.i"'l•s CJeehoslovakia oet an unofllelal UUe In the French lnternatJooal · world ski jumpinl record with Indoor tennis champi0119hlpi. a leap ol 465 feet, II 'Incbeo In I the Obet1tdorl ski meet. KRIS'llENIIEIIAMN Sweden <UPI>-IJdJa Skobnk...:- Ru• coLUMBUS (UPI) _ v"''" 1_ MIAMI, Fla. (UPI) - Rainy ala'• fout·tlme Olympi< · 10id owned by Joseph M. Roe-. medalist, won the 1,000· and college basketball records, won the ~,250 Palin 3,000.moter event• to ·retala her eluding gameo of Feb. 15: Heacfi handicap at Hialeah. world speed skating IItle. Team W L Pis Central State 20 2 1683 )447 NEW YORK (UPI)-St. Jobn's TUCSON, Ariz. (UPI)-Jacky Youngstown 19 2 180'7 of !iew York won the MetrO- Cupit won the Open golf Otterbein 12 3 1096 9113 politan intercollegiate track and Iitle with a 274 - tWo otroku Ohio Univ. field championships, endinl the better than Rex Baxter. 14 4 1400 WlttenberK 13 4 1114 0.13 t!i.~ roi!lll of Ma~ttan Col: . College Standings Tucoon ~~~~; ~~~:~.n ~:: 1: Does BLADDER r·RRIJATION ,· 1116'd coRPus cHRISTI. T••Akron 14 6 !521 IUPil-Cleveland was sel~ted West Muskingum 87 I Miami . 14 6 1479 1307 by the exeeutive eommlttee of Ashland 60 Wilmington United Stateo Lawn Tennis "~K.E",!.,CZ,'I,/.'!,!Y.9Y,.~~ 11 5 1291 1211 the New Philadelphia S9 ot Association as the site of the rlt&t;!1:1na affect t••~ •• manr •om•n ... Uhrichsville · 72 Dover 63 Xavier t4 71884 1747 1964 DaviA Cup tennia chalitnJe r;~·~D•ff=~~~b'u~:an.: ~m;r: do 12 6 13d · · ua:tat.:IOD.b~ttiatLto•ne~nt,bt,lhOollhz'llJ", Tole l10J roun . tou.lfta' loll lie• and tunet'rro-Htu.~ Nattonel Bu.etbiiJ A11oclatlon Cedarville 12 6 1475 · ,_ ~1'1~:~~:~,f::,rJ!: ~1T~ By United Pres1 International Denison 8ull•:':btoe '!.,~=•t~'i::~~111':'~~JI 13 7 1238 Eastern Divllfon -~ urine aao ' ' ~ »aill t~U• Cle• w. L. Pet. Ohio State 12 7 1675 GARMISCH • PARTENKIRCH· .,...,... ".,,..• .._- .,_._ B091on 45 16 .7:!8 Findlay 11 Germany (UP!) - Jimmy ~ Cincinnati 44 19 .898 Steubenville 11\ 7 U51 1174 1 Philadelphia 26 M .43.1 Dayton 12 a 1547 !4611 New York 17 46 .262 Wooster 12 a 1407 1430 I Western 'Dlvloloa Slufllon 10 7 1324 1251 W· L. Pet. Cincinnati 12 t 1413 1367 San.· Fnmclscb . 36 26 .5110 Bowling Green 9 7 1245 )182 St. Louis as 21 .585 capital 8 . 8 ust usa ONLY I ~ Angeles 33 30 .524 Fenn 8 7 1184 1142 Baltimore 27 31 .443 Ohio Nort11ern 10 9 1543 I.MZ NO.OO Dow...lelance •n Detroit 15 45 .2&1 Rio Grande 10 9 1502 Connntlllll """' Sunday's Result• Deflanee 8 10 1~ 1$14 Cincinnati 114 Philadelphia 97 Kent State e 12 1450 Baltimore lll Detroit 99 Baldwln-Wal. 7 J1-1391 Booton 92 Los Angel"' 90 Marietta 7 11 1269 1288 · FURNITURE CO. (Only games ocheduled) Mt. Union 7 II 1136 1220 MASON. W. VA. Saturdll)''s Games Maione a 4 1648 :11111 St. Lou!• 111 Philadelphia 110 Ashland . 6U ll18 \105 Baltimore 124 Detroit 122 Muokingum 6 11 11f1 11130 Oincl'!lla!l rio f!ew; York 12~ OberUn 5 10 830 1~ Bostoii 16 Son J"rancleco 17 Hiram 5 11 101$ 1164 M""day'• Gam.. Western Reeerve 3 ~ 766 757 St. Loui&, at Baltimore Case Teeh J 8 GGl 740 San Franci~ vs:· Cincinnati at Heidelberg · 4 13 1174 FITS YOUR BUILDING PLANS. · Indianapolis Keny~n S IS t112it221 . 3 ROOMS ·New Furniture READY· MIX CONCRETE Annou'!cing New SprinG Qu.rtir , For. D1y Cl81ses ~gins M1rch 10 • , -~-~--­ ·.r win Coii,lpartm•nt . COACH GIVES INSTRUCTIQNS- Pomeroy's Coach Ruas Moore Is kneellnJ end glvine instructions to the team during a short break Friday n(iht In t b e Loran game. Coach Moore ia making motions wltl) hla bands to s~ow his team what ta do. At this moment the Panthers. were only behind by three points, 4~-42. :... Senti· nel Photo. MASON pair PET FE!DER . _ ...................."'i \ P'l' , PLEASANT- Flmerli Al.LENSVIIJ:.E (It) Milford ~- IJ1~Q <A Mld41&o ·Aim ol u.. club, 111re U::. \~~::,::_:or~O.=~J~~ao-=:.., · r•vleo fiX' Emory 1. ,...,, a, Beaoon. t-1-1; Grohom, J.- port hu llOen oe)e<!ied U u It .,.u o1 otben ojmilarly c .P:IIlte 1 ~art, - lltl4 ICon- l-7; JW~Icbolo, l -a '' AriDI Club f.otiCier ollhe newly .,.,.... tero<J by the Natlonll Rille d~v / p.m. In the Oak Qro¥e J--t-14; L11n11et1, a-:.&-lf;. 1zot1 Bolt Action Junior RIDe AuoelatiOII o1. Amerlel, 1o to E!ll Church wllb the !lev. Belli, 8-4-:14; TO'l'ALI - I I Club of Mldilloporl. teach yi!Wigotors the lundamenJ •:•n Icenhower ofllclotlnJ. Jlur1. ~ 'l'l!o Natlooal AaiOC'-'. tat. ol good morbmlnohlp and 0 ' T 0 MI T I I S T I• .was in the Oak <lrovHel)le' IOUI'IlWE8TEIIN (II) uon 'said . In t h o safe firearma hlndUng on Offlee Houn: • to 12, 2 to II (Close at .Noon on tery under tllrecllllll rl lilt ll!ll'ker, :t-L-7; ·lilllott, 1- new junior rllle wllll!e ~ target ranp INI :Ill tilt hun~ Tb ~Court St Pomeroy Cr.u!"·Husell Fuliet'lll Homo. t-i; RobJnetl« J.O t; HalleT, ___ .. Mr. Fry dlod Prlill)' alter- li).4....21; H~op, 1--t-2; noon In Pieaoant Vallly ~ Cook, t-3-Zl - TOT.U.S II· a. where he had beell ~ patlint By· quriro· for lhe pasl oeveral dayo. He • "~IIIV"'~ • 17 3li •• •• WRS I I'Otlrecl f.,.......llorn IJe. """ .,. ' "•"" - .. cember 2, 1176 In M- CclQno Southweol«m ·~ .. .. 10 31 t1 r~ ty, the 8011 o1 the ~fie' Marton Rfttt'Yt seore - UnkaGwn. ann Eliza Flaber Fry. Ha wa a me)Dber of the O«k Greve · Ill Tn E!TB Church, and 1 former Mldi!Con I 1 717 814 mem\,;;r of the Mason County Ohio Slats 7 2 133 71' Board of Edll<!alion: 8o1J. eon. !lllllntiOtl I 3 770 740 "'rvatl011 and plllli t11roctor o1 Nortbwutem I 4 7lK 611 the $<~~~them State• Co-Op. Purdue · 4. 4 .701 1194 ' MicbJtlan St. 4 I ·131 1M Surviving are one alotor, Mrs. llllnola 3 4 lllf 1101 I'"'" Adkins, 'Lolart; OPt bro- Wisconsin 2 e 628 8!M tiler, C. E. (Ed) Fry, Letart: Iowa 2 5 513 585 and JI!!Veral nieces and nepb- Indiana 1 7 884 720 ew,< Including Mr. and M r 1. Mid • American Clarence Adkino with whom he Miami 8 2 744 623 resided for the past 26 yoara. Ohio Unjv, 7 2 741 665 BowUOs Green 4 5 656 683 Wostera Mich. 4 5 ~ 741 TOledo 3 4 520 497 Kent Sllote 4 6 611 7S3 MarlllaU 1 7 G65 665 Olllo Colllereace Wlttenbera 11 1 1103 1101 N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. Annual Dinner :s Planned by Ordnance PTA '299 PKG. $297 With Thil " ..... IIKSINLEY WINi IIIJ1!.'I' PHILADELPIIL\ (UPJ) WkMildoo dwDplotl a...& )fcK!nfey defeated Oouna, H. H , 11-1; fl, Q, ""'*· . . 8UPilR MAIIK.TS Coupon & SYVNEY, Alllltllla (l.IPI)A~lf4lla'1 laa O'Brlea . wau tn. ~d ' - lor 1M lJi. broastatrllkt Sunday Wltli Ill 6tle mJnut«, m :; ~':au~.~~~~.: meet. ·. tile N~7,.= :'!yt!:in. : : : : port. ..-.! ·111 St. Jooeph'o Collep Field 1trrl<lc~ttcl~to!l':~!!:~w~llder~!Jl•~in8~fl~eld~.-__::..._ $488 With Thio ..,.. !mr KUII: HUNT'S. TOMATO .lu Ce. .. 300. CAN Diploma Couroes offered In Seer.. tarlal, Accounting, Genetal Office, Ex· ecutlve Secretarial, Business Admlntstra· . • tlon, and IBM Key .f'unch. All courses are nltie or tw~lve iiiollths lri 4utation. Classes meet .!!~lly, f1o~y through Ff'lday, from 8:3~ a.m. to 1:30 .p.nl.. · · . •' COlLEGE ·TRAINED OFFICI•WORKERS · ' ARE IN'·QE~NDI Write, coli, or ylilt·f•or1 lf!hrtMtla.n and r"tiltrotlol\ fo•~•· Ad~ont• r ...., ••,l~rl •• , ...uli'~. c~ ,' .. ' . otlerbtlll Ohio W•leyon . A~ron 10 2 1142 747 8 2 710 171 10 3 tN 711 PT. PLEASANT -Plana have Wootter 7 I 101 IM4 h">n made for the annual IIPI' Denl1011 7 6 712 703 ghdtl dinner sponaorod by the Capital 7 I IS! 861 O" lnance Grade School PT A Muski11IUID I 6 877 854 with Mrs. Donald Waldie and Baldwtn-Wal. 5 7 tl2ll 982 Mr.. Ed Martin co-chairman of MI. Union 5 I T12 8S7 the affair. Hiram 3 9 712 861 Heidelberg 2 B 743 843 The spaghetti dinner wiD be Kenyon 2 9 656 853 hr!d Frklay, February 28 from Oberlin 2 10 729 820 4 until 8 p.m. In the school cal1\tld·Obln ' elerla, WOmlniiOn 1 1 571 522 Chairmen for the committees Ceclarvllle S 2 524 527 now's the limo to get an economical, fast-~ gas - • Itt 0.. • . . are. Mrs. WIIUam KnJiht. tlek· Ashltnd s 4 519 497 It takes more than a mountain of dishes to get ahead of a fast-recovery gas ets: Mrs. Sam Fowlkes, door Bluffton 2 4 424 450 bot water you'll eV<:r need. at such litt1c coot. Y0111' Gas Aw"a- Dt ' • water beater. That's because gas is fast! No wonder gas is the modem way to prizes: Mrs. Gaoi'ge Blgp, deo- Defiance I I S06 586 Plumber will be happy to show you any of.._ .._ m11dtl : a. • ~ 0. beat wa1et for today's gRater demands. 1f you've been putting up with a slow, serto; Mrs. William Voight, and Smith (Permaglas.) • Rbeem • R.lwd • HcwM1 • Jda Waod Mrs. Richard Kinnaird, ldlch· BL,4ST FOOTBALL old-flttilliO'I"d wlller )lealer-or if you'•• been paying big water beatin& \>ills, en. Mrs. Charles Lanham, pubHAMBURG, Germany (UP II hc1ty ; Mrs. Lonnie Safford, -WOJt German ~levision ~ posters: .. lmo Frieze, clean • porter Thilo Koch told an audl· up; Mr. Rlehlrd Klnsnalrd, enee OJ lima ted In several mil· beverages. Mrs .. H. A. Hutch- lloo Sunday tbat American ,• ' m~ an4 Mn. Paul Ralrden, tl· football ''it barbarian and comhie decorations. pal'ld to European soccer It Is dull." He added that it Is more Pleasant Valley H•pltal ol._::.•..::sh=."":.::..=.th:::.••::_•.:.•c..po_rt..::•_ _:__ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ ________ __ __ _ ____ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ COLUMBIA ~ OF OHIO, INC. Now the Newest Is Gas . ADMITI€D: Mr. Samuel Beller, Pt. Pleasant; Gro<>J Rns· ' p••:.ter: Elmo FrJeze, -. clean· Pt. Pleasant; Mra. Clll'IIICI! Emrick, Pt. PlHianl; Thoma• Freemen, Glen Jeon, W. Va.; Timptfly Eadl, HuntlnCIOn; Mrs. W il~ · Coleman, . l>llny; Mr•. 1 ai)ln Prlee1 Pt. Pl~nt; D•· vid Harper, .Gihlplllll Fmy. DISCHARGED: Vlkkl Holley, P;. i>leasant; Mrs. Nell llaym•ker and son, Pt. Pleasant; F i;;el Gunneaux, Hogsett; Iva J: an Bush, Southside. BIRTHS: Mr. and Mr. AJ. Iced Short, Galllpolis Ferry, a Enriched Bread is baked with PG-7n':a pure allvegetable shortening daughter; Mr. and Mn. Benny 1 h:ve(ter, Pomeroy, (Milo, a son: ldr. and Mt,. · Marlin Price, 'f,t. •Pleasant, a son. PROBE ACCIDENT PT. PLEASANT- The Sber· llf's department tnvestllited a one vehicle accllient S.tutday ? p.m. two ml!Qt west !!I Point Pleasant on "Jil'!ell!) ' i!01f1 ,... suiting In $500 pr<JPerly dom· age but no personal lnjlll')'. The rnistap occurr.d whllll 1 ·wOII bnunrl car driven by Harry Kapp , 25, Route 1 ~. and owned by Jim Cottrell, Pi. Pro<~ I sant, went out of control · ur r an embankment. The er was not cited. 10 OFFICERs . I!JiElCI't!D . PT. P~SANT. - An. ti "' of oiflc:er• wu bdd bf Po ill Plea~ Junior Woman'• L ,, withs Mr . WUllam , djn, Jr., elected to serve p:esident. Ch~oen to ~ : r~ Rardin were Coker, JJrr\it '' ~;5= . . we-.d .W.«Mt! .._ 111e ttncl ot rat~ •t. So . K~be('l lookad into this ,...1101' · ' they learned that many ,.mt~tioia ·a ·diet with increased .,.._....... . the "poty.unsaturated" fats, we ... ~~~• : 114~~~~-;;~~Ill· 'tbo "saturatfll" ia oolllidercd pDOrally '. ; Today, evtrY kloifof Heiner's enriched bread is made with, this special puro liquid all· ve&etablo which Procter & Gamble . Today, the ONLY lhorUnln& u!ed Mcihct's bread contains about tbree ' mueh of the preferred · m,ost br..ds. Wo are ' bre¢, al'l\1 of taking this · oul l'lsponsib!Hcy tradition for . The easy-open reoeaiablelabel mak.. Heiner'• Enriched Broad the easiest loaf to open, easiest to close .. ; slice aner slice after tllce! To open the loaf, simply peel the labeL After each use, rcclose the packise easUy. Pr011 the label and it stickl firmly to \ko t:eUopblne. Use it over ~nd over aaain! , · ' . ,. '· . Deli...... Di... I un· • ' *J40 F.USS e NO ' Go With H~iner's .•~ ,, t ' . ~i ' • ,.,., . . Do dishes for a reunion and still have plenty of hot water with a fast-recovery GAS Water' Heatu CharleS~ ,, J,!!l!!!!,..""";..,un...,;,·,;,-_..;.;.;,.,;.,·..,.,;"_,,.,,.;,,.,,.,,.,,,L===========::.::::;;::,:~ ~ . '<t ..' '• ' ' • r !. �Hospital news Ads Get :esults. 1960 Chevrol&t Bisceyne 2 Dr. 1962 Chevrolet Impale WANT AD iNFORMATION $1195 6 eyl. , 11tandard tran!. Deluxe equipped, be1ter, red finish, clean interior, all &ood tires. · $2395 Super Spt. H.T. Cpe. Beautiful Ivory and red finish. Red lnlerior with bucket seats, 2M - V8 en&lne. P.S. P .B. Radio, whitewalls, all the extrag. 1957 Chevrolet 4 Door _.._.:.__, $895 .. 8" automatic, power steering, Priced to 10. ...... ... PHONE WY 2-2157 Card of Thanks WE WISH to elpl'ess apprecU.. lion Ill' kindness elO!ended durlng the Wness ond death of our loved 011e. Special thanlu to the Langsville Congrega. Ilona! Churcll, Chase Funeralj Home, Rev. Ray Biddle and 1 olhen who extended sympa. thy. 2. I. Measure "' land ,.,..:::':::::~"--: llAH,Y CBl'PU)QUOTB- B""''" bow to A.X'rDLBAA.XB · II LO:N'OPBLLOW One Jetter lillnplJ' another. In thJ.t.I&DlJilt A f1; UBe!l lol' t.bo tbNe X lor u. two ()'-. et.e, Single ltftm, apo.. lroPhlet. tilt leDCf.b aDd folml.tlon ot the words are all blnta. Each day the oode Jetlenl ..,. dltt..._t. AOr)'p..., _ _ _ v-.. The Helen Boiln Fam1ily I 2 a 2tp walking is the newest thing in the world ... the ri~ht shoe is the most Important... · Notice .._.for ZRLWHBGL VH DSL K NV LP L B 0 E VS T H -TL YDUOWVliSL DP ~P CNL :1 G D P VO. ~- «lrrP._I 1m WRO l!lHDEAVORS TO --.. . . . . . . _lot.J PLICASE xt18T APPJ:A.R, PLEABED.-SAKtTEI. JOHNSON That's why Stride Rite makes S\) many kinds of baby shoes, to fit the ronge of baby needs. .o...r . fitters are specially traloed to match the right shoe to your bobv's weight and pit - oxactly. -- · $5.99 ''Co~ II the only ___ ___ llodJ aulllorlaed to mako laWII? · . 8071 Tbat'a aoinc to be nowo . . "·- ,.., .......' to Mom!" ~ AND '>OIJ-Wm< . • WARW OODY! ~R VmAT WOULD WE DO WIThOIJT' 'IOJ? IF= ONLY I KIJEW """' -.o1J WERE! __.__ WMPO Radio MONDAY THRV FRIDAY 1:0& Couatry ,Music Timo 1:1111 SigD on Newa ·· · 1:20 CWntry Jamboreo 1:11 Sacred Heart 6:35 Jmn Karma 6:20 Country Jamboree 4:46 Country Expreos PROGRAM LOG 8:30 Fann NOWI 7:11 Breakfaat Party l:llli Commwdi:J News 1:3.; Pat Buttram. ld·W·P' 8:1S Jones Buick Show MONDAY 'l1IROOGB FRIIlAY 6:05 World, Notional NIWI 7: 15 On, Muolcal Clock 1:411 Melp Cl/t.lr. Est 10:15 The Good Lifo 1:15 Spotlight 011 Sporta LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII 1:011 NeWI 10:35 Millie In The Air 1:25 Wealber ""... J'II'1"' Heedlloeo 7:01 Breaklut PariJ 10:10 Under Obio Skiet 6:30 DIDoor ldualc.ale 1:011 Sip. Off 7:30 Newo 10:45 Tb!s Ia Millie ·NIWI SATURDAY 7:15 Pickens Hardware IUS Top Ten Sbow Newo 7:15 Sip On, Musical Clock (Tuu.·Thurs.} 11:35 Top Ten Show (Duttona} 7:45 The !Jfellne 7:50 Nowo Report 12:00 Noon News PldUro 1:1111 Oblo taney Newo 1:00 Breakfast Party U: 15 Musical Interlude ~lock ' 8:01 Worl( National NeWI 1:11 Bright Star Show-Tbun. 12:30 Rev. Meriln Teell 8:311 Van Patrlcll Sporll 1:00 Plotter Party 1:10 Sports Today 8:45 Baker . FUrnlture-Wed-Frl 6:00 Sundown Serenade 8:1$ Weather PlcNOWI 8: II Musical Clock , · 8:l5 Open House 1:00 SilO Off 8:00 N0100 10:011 Sour 1:55 Newo 1:05 Coffee With Jlllel IIUNDAY 10·11 Publlc t: 00 MuBical Clock 1:45 Betty Newton 7:30 SigD On 10:30 Lltcllllrlni 8:30 Song " story Time 10:55 World Newt 10:05 ldlnlaterlal woe. 7:35 Army llollf 1:45 ,.,.Oy Wonblp lfour IO:le CGuntry Hoe Down 1:05 Herald of Trutb U:cio liOii>lu, MeiOdleil 10:011 N"'" U:05 Swap Shop 1:35 Hour of DeUveronce 10:01 Hlgb Scbool Hit Parade (escept FrldaJ' U:l5 C4iuntry Drillers ld·W 1:00 Wlup''Of Heallog . Cburcb Bella Rilla> 10:&0 NeWI 11:15 . Mason ct. /t.lr. !1\.TUe 1:35 Bible $peab to You IU5 World Nm 1!1 Oil Ai'ley Time 11.15 A.S.C . .l'l'oliram-Frl 10:011 Voice of Prophecy II 55 Mao~~ .llouat:J Ntw1 11:30 Spoclal Communlt:J 1200 ~Non' lUI Family Wo~anlp-Tbun. 10:35 w..h. Heporll to People PrGeriDII IVli Local NIWI 11:35 Farm Bureau U:llll Counlry Hymn Time 12:011 . Newa lloDJidup 11:46 'nay's Country 11yuuu1 12:011 Noon Ne,.. 12· 10 Martell 12:20 BulletlD Boan1 12:15 Mid oa, 'wlitber 12:00 Noon Report 12:15 .Tbe S..rdl 12:25 News 0 01'11111 12·20 Evlna'llllllltm IIOwd 12:1$ lduale Juot For You 12:.lll Rev. ldetlln Teell 12:30 Saturday ldaiiDM 12:25 NeWI 0 Onmi U:lo Goe.ssler's Gueot star-Frt '1:00 Billy Graham 1:65 Newa Beal 1% SO AvteuJIIIrl Aatal 1:110 Salllnla1 ldaiiDM 12:30 lduotc Jdst FOr You 1:35 Luth~ Hour 1%:45 Cou!llr7 ,j!o RoUnd S:IIO Platter Party 2:011 The Cburcb At Wort 1:16 NIWI Beat I 55 News lloilt ' 4:15 .Biaettnar Show-TIIa. 1:15 The Navy Swinp 1:110 Saturday Matlnll 2:011. Coontry Go R<Jund .. 1:55 Newa Beat 4:30 Local Newo· 2:35 The Bi1 Lie 2:55 Newa ~~ 4: 110 Dlsclng with Doss 4:54 Bowling Scoroo 1:00 The Quiet Hour 3:00 Let's Tab a 8rellt ' 4:30 Top Ten Revue 1:110 SundoWII lerlllllde 1:35 Suoday Showcue 3:55 News Beat 6:011 Newt Summary UO Sip 011 .1:00 Baptist LaYman'• Hour 4:011 Dllclng with Dou 6:15 DIDoor Maalealo IATII.,oA.Y 1:35 Wotld In ]Inlow 4:30 !n-.mp 1:10 Sip 011 1:011 Sltpl Olt. . e:OII SigD 011 ' ~ :_ WJEH RADIO AND $6.99 IJ HAROI..D GUY. =I ed sale:-• and servt~. 1502 lith St., Partersburg, • I room ban., milk house, milk er. other buDdingo, hay, machinery. Joe Beegle, WI 9-3443. Instructions - ----· ----- GET INTO CIVIL SERVICE WORK Your bills all PAID and extra cash too. • ..,.a -aoln! Juot let uae sensible cash " - here. Pay off .all :your bills and <1ebiL Have teib besides to buy real barplns. Save ~5% to 50%. Then have cmly COilvenient - monthly poyltlellt, euler to handle. Phone ••• th011 lltop Wont to feel •I I ~~-- fOr your money. Enjoy younell all C:lrf II tfle QUI . .Ii;, liMN~~·~·----"" ·,~ lll&lle}' .., Wanted To Buy I' ' " .. .. I• ly GEORGI WOND&a . .. ll.t.M,., the more In 1964. WfiM TERRY A"T'A~~~ weWJLI..eooN kNOW! �Oy. sfer Supper f njoyecl by CB Radio Club I • 1-Dally Sellt!nel, Pomel'O)'·IIlddlepart, o., Feb. 17, 19M Around And About Middlepqrt Mainly About · • Former Pastor, People In Pomeroy Mr. and Mrs. Eddlo Kltdle~ and daughter, Julie, ...., lng on Sooi!l since his recent discharge !rom the U. S. army. 8 Second·•• ...... Grtflli!l, wert wele«<led. New oomml- were appointed r... me yur. Marcll :!.":",;~:.!;:..:"~ B. 1101'\'ed at 8:10 p.m. at Firl The Pomeroy Btnd C. Club enJoyed an oystelat the Second WMI Fire In l'onlero1 'lbllrlday ' . . Elwood Bowen ,..1 1n charge lbe relreobmento. The meetwa8 opened with prayer by llyaell. Doyle Shuler, pi'es· !dent ~lded over the buaJ. 'meeting. Two new melD- --··••av.a ...,,....... r- ...... .. . rloo ......... . ..., • ,..... " · a..IJ, - - ,...._ \be ~..,. ~-=· Hall. momAttendillfl were tioned above and Tim Neut. llni. Eugeoe Willlrd Boyer, Edw~ ~~:~ carson, ~ 11 ,••,,' Mar· Weboler, a 10 ....-· vln Thomas, Freel Taylor, ry Hoi!IIUID, ·~ J~ ea..... flail... • • Ha-. Ha"' Greea and Gary han. bera, -. · ----' GIVE PARTY ELBERFELDS '• Glare-proof RCA Hla:h Fl· dellty Color Tube brJna:s you • picture so sharp, $0 truu, you have to ua It to believe it. Super-powerfUl "New Vista" Tuner. 24,000. volt (factory adjusted) chassis. Dependable Space Age Sealed Circuitry, Twin, Duo-Cone speaker delivers fich"Golden 1 hroal" sound. John Stu,.... "THE GREAT ESCA1'1" (Technicolor) ... Stn8 McQt:een, James GamRichard Attenborough, f••rameo Donald, Chas. Bron- aon, James Coburn. · CDiorcartaon llwming time: 3 Hrs. Box· office closes 8 ;00 P.M. No l:nCJ'ease in AdnWaion. WASHINGTON-Former ate ·aide \Robert G. er fiieed an lrom, l!onatlo'· -, today Be Jure to ••• this apeclol model RCA VICtor · Color Television and all tho other models of • lor and black end white television diaplayod on . tho second floor. Pl"l''""" records or delillnp '"' pei'!M!IIIIlly hls FeruUJ. . The . Elberlelds In Pomeroy ~· ~···· A REVOLUTIONAIY ADVANCE IN VINYL UPHOLSTERY FABRIC Beloved of the SUPERSOFT . with a cotton knit b!:lc:k to give it 1tretch, su~rf "'•and CJ softne1s never DRY CLEANING 10 lbs. $2 ROBINSON'S young CIH1111n .. .. . •• ,, ,, , ,,. , ,...... • ,, •••, r. "•••. Pomeroy • _,,.. Cuttemer P•rklng Acros• From· Our Sto,. before pos11ble h1 a vinyl fabric. Sa· Soft - So Durable luxury . Comfort • Use mild $OOp ond warm water. ' BITTERSWEET • SAGE 0 TOAST • BEIGE 'GOLD 0 BROWN MARimA Phll WiJUamson Tuesday eve. . . their favorite playmates, sneakers that run on soles. Her choice of white or black 11:~.:w~i~th~. Miss Elsie Hart as duck, or bothl · Reg. $6.68 Gal.-$2.08 Qt. ii·J-1~·· Vulcanized THE SHOE BOX Special-'4.99 gat-$1.59 qt. e · C0 M f 0 t • STYLE • .SERY I .e E .. fOREMAM:·&'ABBOn - .N. 2ND AVE.' ..,. . . ,e. d S • SPECIAL ON 100 LB. " I ' • ' ' \> ' . i I• .. ~ j MIDDLEPORT, 0 • l •{ ' ~ CHARGE IF YOU HAVE RiG.ULATOI ' . Rutland Furnitu~;" Co. TRAILER HO.OKUPS CONVENIENT TERMS ' wiD meet Wednesda~ afternoon 'at the home ol Mrs. Henry Null at 1:30 p.m. Mrs. :Ern6son Jones and Miss Bess Sanborn will present the program. RoU win be comments oo I h e Middleport, 0. '. Good Color Selection But Limited Quantities The TwiUght Gordan club will meet at the bome of Mrs. 2.99 ',· I"OIIff.ll!m Over Cuahlon Unit Rey-Satin Latex PQint Only t) . COlO~ CHOICE · ODD LOT SALE The W1ndlng Trail G a r d e n club will meet Wednesday evening, at the bomo of Mrs. Robert Thompson and \be!'l will be movleo. The Mlddlej>orl Literary Club • $upemft 1s an e~<pe~ncled vfnyf cae.ted fabric. 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