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I-I ere opzn lftr( wftk day from 9 to 5 and on S-'urdly froM 9 AM to on' lllinkzto URITHANI WOMENS JACKETS .· Regul•r $8.95 J,cketl - - - s.t. $5.00 · $1.0.95 J!ldlett Sale $6.00 R~ul•r $13.95 J~ketl S•le $7.00 ... :~ .; - Here Is a schedule of sizes that are left If you can find your size you have AAA AA B c Regul1r $35.00 Form1ls _ _ Regul•r $29.50 Form1ls Regul1r $25;00 Form1l1 Regul1r $19.50 Form1l1 S1le $17.50 S1le $14.75 5•1• $12.50 Sale $9.75 II... $2.9S ond IUS Girls 2. pc. Slack Sets · · · · · · Sale $1.50 Sllpover Sweaters .. · ...... · Sale $1.50 II... $US ond $US Olrlo Stretch Pants · .......... · .. Sale $1.50 •t' ' 11...1., $1.tS ond $2.95 Wom••• CoHon Blouses · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·· · · · · Sale $1.00 GOP pr. Discontinued Styles V•lues To$14.95 Not All 51... In 3~~6 $4 88 pr. V•lues To $7.95 Men's 6" WORK SHOES SID 6 to 12 $ 5 88 pr. Discontinued Styles Y1lues To $9.95 Boys' Boys' $488 pr. B & D Widths Values To $7.95 10 to 3 av. to 3 Glove Leather Wedge Crepe Soles Long On Wear · CUT·RITE · PLASTIC WRAP Tbe easy. to. haDtdle,,·•l easy · to · seal plasUc wrap. Unrolls smooth· ly, doesn't tangle or snarl. Keeps all food fresher . . Big 100 ft. rolls. $3.00 pr. Shon Complete With Heel and Too Tapo av. •• 3 January Sale MIDDLEPORT ' paper problems. Red, yel· low, turqUoJae and saD· daiwood. $1.09 $16.50 .. SEWING • THREAD te Flour Sack-Dish Towels \ Piece Goods $111 pr." S1ve Up To ROUSH'S SHOE "STORE IOUI'Cel." weight polyelh7· lene. Easy to carry. Solve• Coltt & Clarks' Freshly laundered. Soft, absorbent. Preshrunk. Ready to use. Don't miss thia chance to save on all the fabric• you need rJ&ht n&W and for spring sewing. Values To $4.99 and IA>mporacy d<ficlta from 1 tax P'RII"Im designed Prom<R .f~ 1180 o1 our Mercertzed. Ti .. ~ ' cord. ~lze 51). 4 spciols , white, 2 spools·black. . SIN out ~I a slow ratA> of 31c Sizes 29 to 42 waist. Polished cotton and cOl'ded cottons. Completely washable. -Several popular styles 1n brown. Ioden green, black, dark green, grey and wheat. Sale price ' 18 by 30 lnchH. Januzry Salil One-Half Off C..h & Clorlc~' SEWING THREAD' • Mercerlzod - three cor4. Size 110. Wblte, black and assorted cOlon. 12 ......s 59c !DIAL $1 D.95 Re1dy-to-Put-On Oxfords &Loafers tween chronic defJeibl Fire Losses each $20,000 Gr1ndm•'• F1vorite Discontinued Styl11 All Siz11 In Group Sl111 6to 12 Girls' Lecturing the lawmakers, 6 ....... 29c Men's---Big Boy's OXFORDS-- LOAFERS Tap Shoes SJII 15;':, SJII Big7 pr. Mrs. Grueser Is Hostess To Church Closs pr. Children's cut plan. f!2.7lens $188 Values To $6.95 · llut Kl!llllelly .lnol.!ted that heavy I'Od·ink spending would su.....W betoro ioo budgriO!UlJ'Iuoes and widely sha... l oned pro.,..rlty If Consre" •pprovo hia new flO billion Camera and Cas1> OXFORDS SiZM I d 10hom art skeptical of taxe& without cui., the Chief olared: . . "OUr present c:bolee Is 110t betweea. a tax cut and a budget. The chOice, ralher, io be- IIRD$EYE . DIAPERS. ' ·. Sofa Bed Slip Covers .. Davano sllpco.ver of dnuble. washable fab~ In • Improved for wear. Whiter brlllllter. l{emmed. ,by 27 lqches. ,, I *1·19 { . oduon ·.' * * * * * Democrats Crying 'Foul' MOViE CAMERA COTTON SLACKS Boys' Oxfords &Loafers 3S=e7 Shredded foam fll't stuffing sofa pU!ows, cushions, toys, etc. 1 lb, bag. * .......... Mzn'i and You"' Men'• $3.95 2 pr. $5.00 WORK SHOES 51.. 59t $2~~ All Styl11 But All 51... In Group Boys' WORK SHOES Elderlon-a fabric specially blended of floe comb' ed cotton and rayon. Comfortable, Durable, Laun· ders easily. All white and dainty floral prints. Women's-- Teenagers Hi Heel Dress Shoes Dress Flats-- Loafers S1 ... 4to10 GLOVE LEATHER MIRAQE FOAM FLAKES jvASHlNGTON IUPil ...,.atdent ~·~:;~Y t•ik~~~ 8\!IIJ COngress bl!dget in history - come war or peace - and one ef the biggest deficits. · Hli called for federal lay• in the· 12 months sts1rt·l ine . July 1 of billion or $122.5 depending on your approa~h . One way mean a $10.3 bilhon defH cit. The other way tb"e1 ft:;~: cit would be $11.9 b 1 Light Womens Eiderlon Panties Next Sunday eveniRII the nuai congregaUona1 will be held at 7. A social will follow in the church dlnlng Clearance Sale $788 30c '" $2·'0 . TRASH BASKETS Phil Mild ohs ' 45 Quart Middleport Church of will meet Thursday the home of Mrs. Chester JANUARY I. Girls llo'uses .... · ........ · Sale $1.00 Phik!rhea Society The Philathea Society of SIMI 6to 12 PRIUS . FROM lqulor $Ut to IUS • To Meet Thur•dny 8" WORK BOOTS marked. SCOTT II... $2.95 Womeno ...,.., Shorlll-• Men's Llghtweigbt .ru1 walhable - U1e ·them to cover chairs, beochet, frame surfaces. Each piece Sale! Women's and Girls' Wear Szlectlon. idd/etll/pwBI~ POME.ROY, OHIO. FoaM ReMnants 69c This Group of Shon Are Connln, Porio FHhion, Smart Set, Wllll~m1 ond HHI HUftoro. This Spzclol Price Is For Friday znd Szhlrdly Only. Shon Are Displayed On Racks Far l!uy '. ~D. eficit . ~ Svpor Soft . WOMENS .FORMALS. 14'h I 5 IS'h I 6 16'h I 7 I 7'h I 8 18'h I 9 19'h 110 I I I I 11 I 2 I I 11 I 2 I I 1 I I I I 6 114 I 7 13 I 2 14 111 14 I 2 15 I a 17 15 16 I 2 15 I 5 12 I 5 I I I I 1 I I 1 I I I I 11 I I I 1 WIDTH ~ liiggest AnothorShlpmeril Salei SIZE SCHEDULE . On" til ~ Dewtted To The , ,' ·of Ezrl SALE PRICE "111, . . . _ 1111~ 01 -'i'J.. Jle~..M- .(,.. .. 'VOI..XIV .. ~~--~--~------------~~--~--------------------~~~~~~~~~ · ~·~=-~~--~~~--~~------~~~----~------------~--~----~::~::~::::~ NO. 231 POMEROY~MIDDLEPORT, OHIO THU~SDAY, JANt1ARY 17, '1~63 · PRICE FIVE CENTS ·,. 11)0111 who . This Group of Shoes Includes Hi-Heels, Flats and Sport Shoes .·. · and Have Been Reduced To One Low Price For Quick Clean-up ' ' • found a real bargain. w " Women's Shoes ~ ' • " Demoeriltlc lbecloolnJ ' �·~ . . . T R tched at per nt, hou j I ; ' • ; ' eclati b~h llill the ·• •' Voice Of • ... Re rtmg .,. J. - . - -·,- shes with '• e omer .. ., ..,._. • ' ·; f\lnd• ·• ' ' ' ' Ia bo,spltal ,.c .. EA lb. ( ' . (' 0 • 'I • • .. ~ • • • AMPS. • I • 9c J ' .s 99 ' R R ,_ 1. '. " ' $1• FACI ' )' .. dy l eport •l .. with . " ' . T u S· 7 ' ' I $1 ' �·~ . . . T R tched at per nt, hou j I ; ' • ; ' eclati b~h llill the ·• •' Voice Of • ... Re rtmg .,. J. - . - -·,- shes with '• e omer .. ., ..,._. • ' ·; f\lnd• ·• ' ' ' ' Ia bo,spltal ,.c .. EA lb. ( ' . (' 0 • 'I • • .. ~ • • • AMPS. • I • 9c J ' .s 99 ' R R ,_ 1. '. " ' $1• FACI ' )' .. dy l eport •l .. with . " ' . T u S· 7 ' ' I $1 ' �., .m . ' 7118 . lltl eu &It ' ·686 ••• To ••••~~e Your OW fus taJ Wllh 14111 'Nlw Fu-n' I . . . . . ~iO ' " ' DUliNG ·I UW- r ~SME H08pit8l News ' Visit Baker's For The Very ,Beat Values ' In Home Furnlmingtl -· • .BAKER 1 "• LtJMB·E .... p 528 622 51P • 728 488 · ~4 .l,tl '\ ·'"' ' • •.i AI SIMOWs'·:·: ~ . Plt.K~A-Pl~R SHOE STORE . • • J ' SCORES I Undet: Fite «ttl' -,.. • •• ·' ' !,·'( -.. - ' 1 Open 9Jo S· -~·- . Friday lto S .Saturday 9to ·9· bbe '' ' . ~ . .. .' ' .-- . Women's and SHOES. ' J2t~-IHANK ~ .. ".. ',,, ~ '* 50,000 STAMP GiVE-AWAY ... Certified Oil Station - 538 WEST MAIN STREET ••' ' 18 ... ._9 ,_, ,.,. ' ,,., , ' eFIATS Win...,.._Trading Stompo Of Your Choice H., ... sGI• '' 4;i8 . .a, · eSUEDES .. ,, Evwy Gallon Sold With A MD-, Bode Guaranta Now Under N- M1n1gement . e SADDLeS • OXFORDS IIEG. ,S~h <' ~' . • I '·-· ''· '• . .. ' ' . ' ..: 1 ' "' '_, 1 '; ."*• - ' ... . •. . :'l let 4.88 • "'. ·~ ' ', . ·9-- .·a·· :. ,_• • ··MORE ECONOMY eMORE , COMfORT lool ~MD a year. It W.. . . . . - witbtwOdrawl. Preocott Ia' ~ flabla. OOAamtCI,•II\'AB SAN FRANCIIOO . .lllll , ."""' _ .. Frluol.m COIIOh aild Jaolt Fuel oil is your best heating buy. No waste! Always safe and dependable, il gives your family more heating comfort for· less money. Our easy budget pl:n lets you pay monthly. 011-COMP ' ' ' .if ''VOU'U. I:IKE 0 UR SERVICE" ' ..... <i tho ,......... lot ltil lt8l Looaue " ' · Men'sleather . . ' . 1 ' ·~· . I t I• ·"OXFOROS poomdld odt cleellloa "!W Dllht. to .tljllmy ..... lbo ,. I \ '' - NOW ONLY 1 ' ' ,·,; ~ .. - "' SitES .. ' ALL STYlES . Ov•r 200 W•kly HI TEST 29.9 ! ., F . . s I II \ · '- u.. r; .· ootwear _ae•• _ R' l j · starts.. ' 1\···· i "tf-..;.,. ·,»tin... ' IS':' 0 ' .:~ ~. ~. i.;J'· " .' ·' ·+ ' \ AIMY or NAvY LAst ' • ' • Teens' �., .m . ' 7118 . lltl eu &It ' ·686 ••• To ••••~~e Your OW fus taJ Wllh 14111 'Nlw Fu-n' I . . . . . ~iO ' " ' DUliNG ·I UW- r ~SME H08pit8l News ' Visit Baker's For The Very ,Beat Values ' In Home Furnlmingtl -· • .BAKER 1 "• LtJMB·E .... p 528 622 51P • 728 488 · ~4 .l,tl '\ ·'"' ' • •.i AI SIMOWs'·:·: ~ . Plt.K~A-Pl~R SHOE STORE . • • J ' SCORES I Undet: Fite «ttl' -,.. • •• ·' ' !,·'( -.. - ' 1 Open 9Jo S· -~·- . Friday lto S .Saturday 9to ·9· bbe '' ' . ~ . .. .' ' .-- . Women's and SHOES. ' J2t~-IHANK ~ .. ".. ',,, ~ '* 50,000 STAMP GiVE-AWAY ... Certified Oil Station - 538 WEST MAIN STREET ••' ' 18 ... ._9 ,_, ,.,. ' ,,., , ' eFIATS Win...,.._Trading Stompo Of Your Choice H., ... sGI• '' 4;i8 . .a, · eSUEDES .. ,, Evwy Gallon Sold With A MD-, Bode Guaranta Now Under N- M1n1gement . e SADDLeS • OXFORDS IIEG. ,S~h <' ~' . • I '·-· ''· '• . .. ' ' . ' ..: 1 ' "' '_, 1 '; ."*• - ' ... . •. . :'l let 4.88 • "'. ·~ ' ', . ·9-- .·a·· :. ,_• • ··MORE ECONOMY eMORE , COMfORT lool ~MD a year. It W.. . . . . - witbtwOdrawl. Preocott Ia' ~ flabla. OOAamtCI,•II\'AB SAN FRANCIIOO . .lllll , ."""' _ .. Frluol.m COIIOh aild Jaolt Fuel oil is your best heating buy. No waste! Always safe and dependable, il gives your family more heating comfort for· less money. Our easy budget pl:n lets you pay monthly. 011-COMP ' ' ' .if ''VOU'U. I:IKE 0 UR SERVICE" ' ..... <i tho ,......... lot ltil lt8l Looaue " ' · Men'sleather . . ' . 1 ' ·~· . I t I• ·"OXFOROS poomdld odt cleellloa "!W Dllht. to .tljllmy ..... lbo ,. I \ '' - NOW ONLY 1 ' ' ,·,; ~ .. - "' SitES .. ' ALL STYlES . Ov•r 200 W•kly HI TEST 29.9 ! ., F . . s I II \ · '- u.. r; .· ootwear _ae•• _ R' l j · starts.. ' 1\···· i "tf-..;.,. ·,»tin... ' IS':' 0 ' .:~ ~. ~. i.;J'· " .' ·' ·+ ' \ AIMY or NAvY LAst ' • ' • Teens' �' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·MII!dleport, 0 ., Jan. 17, 1963·7 . .~iggest Ever Budge~ Deficit ' ~~ PNio l'tf• -~ ' - \ ,. ' ' ~ DAILY TELEVISION IN ·REVIEW AC- 1.81111: Ill. . - - - - - - - - - " " ' - - - - - - - I t.Oo!ofn If RICK DV IIROW I more hlmlolf. ' ~ he - U. BOU..1WOOD <VPil - II 11 '1111 sloppy and uobrtdled bammi- l 11.~ JIOIIIbli that televlalon's comodi· ' ..., on lhf flrsl lhreo shows diJ. I nr. IDI ore d:sclpleo lD •lrlt of the: appear~ · Tueodoy nlghl, and , II.~ li:illldar7· murderer, who, upon head writer Mel Brookl, a great 1~ A •IJOIIO't helrlg ordned lnlo the gallowo 'comedleo ' blmaell, Apparently liP trap, uked: "Are you sure · lt'o wu 01 Jmmenoe ald. A fellow I I l8. ~~ solo?" · 'llmow oaya caesar oaeo paid ,· )f.~ In -brltl, they are mainly, a Broob $50 • week luol to otlclt IOii callllot» lol, ln~lngly devoid oround because he was Iunny. ' Q, ..,_ 'f of b)gb oaflre as advertlsero aDd I In the vldeo oatelllte sketch, inaDe prell\ll',e srou,. take their there was an anchonnan named 11. ec.fttct. toll - aod even~ the "'fled Std. J"Eric Seva-ra-ra·rom"; end C8e- ' 110.:111.. DDte c._, of whom- much oharp sar played a ilwlrlglng Ealdniol' JLJCI&Io,y '*"' _ l iD.- ,.._..,,11~•• ...... .,,.., -...,.. 21.Yt&l'l: . ...... -· m11110 kO......S. =.,. .~Qn,qo 1!1. Anioadlllo IT.M'IM II. AlVIn Dark. lt.Wlld .....,. odonunont tor- Aola IO.Tu- w" 40.TIImooso atuff expected when he re-1musician, a Latin American p~ U. Afab lumed thla ......,, disappointed 1!dent trYing to duck bullet& and lD hJs flrot three apeclals on bomba while being Interviewed In 111 ABC-TV. Tueoday night, however, 1 ~11 ma01ion, and a Roman arllllo- 1 ' , , ; he turned up r,.. No. 4, and the crat who encouraged tuorlsts to (I wdo.J olr: zing wu there as he slough- 1to" colos Into a fountain and ' tered the cultural exchange via then fished them out later. wu 11. aatellite televiBloll end a1oo "the 1 The takeoff on longer shows 10. GlOek longer the better" trend to show was called "EmJieu Theatre," lettar 11 buslnes& Illustrated how a video pro- . · He ill not aa rough as Mort gram can be elongated. In one . 11. Lttue ddJ4 Sahl and the other young corned I· sequence, Caesar, 88 a buBlDNI· !' ao. Al1DDllwmt ans who are unable to get a foot- man, Hies from Paria to New Ia. :~ hold iD teltviBJon; and he Is not iYork, discover• he baa foraotten l, Wuter as direct~)> aggreulve as the two hio gloves and rues back. At a new aattre 1how1 in England board meetlng, he takes an eter- ~ 1'1. IDfMt which cauoed a furor, one quit· oily lo Ught hlo cigar; and phone ting becauoe h felt curtailed by numhen! had about 50 digits. II 40, City In ec a law forbtddlDg urepresentatlon was a kayo. Georwt& of, or refetellt!e loJ any Uving The Cbunel Swim: Jimmy Du· penon" on commercial televl· rante ai.bgl oJJ ABC TV's Dick r" lB.- - C I = l•nd i o.:::_.E::bL__ _ LI'L ABNER 'IOU CALL HIM A "iALPLESS BUM?-1 5"0ULD HAVE HIS ENER.G'I.'." 88.=- a.;;;;:.,. sion. Clark allow today...OScar Levant DAILY OBYPI'OQUO'l'E - Jlere'a lbow to But with the paucity of guts gueola on NBC·TV'I Jacl: Paor , . .4 X 'I' D L B A A X B among our video funnymen (ex· program J"eb. 8..•Victor Borge ; cept for officially approved co- hu a opeclal oo AJIC.TV Feb. 25. med lens such as Bob Hope, who :Mt ch aeI Landon, of NBC -TV 'I really ha1 no point of viewJ, "Bonanza." got married. CaOIBr's wault Tuesday night Nile-TV Ia preparing a one was fresh air in C!Omparison. hour apedat. about the baaie conAnd It mlghl be well to add cept.s of communism for March here thai while his first three 1; evenll thai shaped doetrtne speclall originated in Hollywood, wttl be traced vill IJimJ.•.Four this latest one came from New top Soviet political wrlten are in· York,' his natural habitat and a terviewed In Moscow In an hour· pl,aco he should otlck close to he- long CBS-TV program Jan. 2'1. SALES . (81 .. 1118118genlllllly See Mell'opolflu Malon & Mila Slreol, l'olllenJ Phtae WY Z#ll 4 zz DOW . Typewriten, ........ cleaDen llld lloor polliiMn. service. The F.abrtc - · Ill W. PoJIIe. lilY· WY 2-2281. . Singer Slla, and Son!~». a.ur ,., - - - i'. '5'9 For4 $977 V8 .., ' Dr..Sedan. Std. ahlft. .Qiijl(lroi . blicl: fiDisb like iGAINr~ll new. teCtkm, Life, llo. CaD Doh . BlaeHnars """ warm fJbor furnace with controls. ·1: year old. f/5. 109 SyC81JlC1n!.st, Pomeroy, Phoae WY 24131:. 1·11>31p . M011day 'hroagb Frlrb.y 7,00 Sign On, Musical Clock 7:4$ The l.lfellne B·IJO Ohio Valley New• B.IJi Sports Tuday 8 10 World News B " MUIIcal C1oc1; Ui Community · News 9.00 Latcoatrine 9·30 Public Service 9·45 Showert of. BJe•slnf W 01' Mason County f'.ow• !~ : OS Talk 01 the Town It ·55 World 'Newli 11:00 Talk of the Towit texcept Fri. Cb!D'cb 'Bells RlDg II :45 World ~ewa 1155 Mason County Newo 12 00 Community Newo 12:115 Local News 12:10 Ohio Ne.ws 12:15 Market. 12 20 Lifeguard Bullelln Board .p:25 Ne":" 0 G•ams I~ 30 Agneulture Agent 1:. 45 Country Go RounL ~:55 Newa Beat .:110 Country Go Rounr 2,55 News Beat . . 3.00 Mld~y Matinee 3 55 Newa 'leal 4,00 4:30 S:OO i :ll5 & CJ7plioiNID ~L . Prjvate entrance, ittlll Mulberry Avem10., See or can, Vlrlll Compbell. .• 1-IJ.IIc II • • HACKETT'S 501110 SERVICE 1hal'6 very intere,tinq, tlaolatloa Mr. fr"""'· i~ •elcioniO!itfind6 'uch an lnt'nuf'iiut! I h•v• •ome boo~ I think l.jOU miqtv; like to'""· ._..., __ _ 11 W A B P If W 8 A X 8 I' Q '1'........_., ~ IUI)I)JCM IIRilfOI IUIPIIIII'1'..\NclD.-J'ULLtllR ACQUA<• • l' ANCB WMPO Radio Dlsclug with Dols MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 4: IS Local News Community Newo 8:00 Newo 4:11 Jooea BUick Show-'1'111!1. World & Naliooal NeiVI 8:05 Country Music Time 4:30 Local News NANCY i: I~ Spolllgbt on Sport. 8:20 Country Jamboree 4:40 Musical MyJterlll 5:3(1 Dinner M~u~lcalr 6:30 Newo 4;55 Newa >:45 Sign Off 6:35 Farm World News 5:00 Platter Party BLA·BL.A• Salurday 6:45 Melga County RFD 5;14 sign Off BL.A•BL.A• 7:00 Sign On, Musical Clvck 7;110 News BLA• I SATURDAY SOREDULE 7:Q 'lbe Lifelln• , 7:115 Breakfast PU'\7 0 8;00 Ohlo"Villejl Nm >•tr ' •7:!(1 !1~\iia''""''" • ~·" "'' 6;00 NeWI 8:05 Pt. Plea8eol FootbaU 7:35 Pickeoa Hardware Show 6;05 Faith For Today 10:00 News 7:50 7:50 News Report 1:30 Ne~s IL;II5 G A H S FIAltbaD . 8 35 RFD 11;45 ·World News · 8:00 RadiO Hymnal ' · 11.50 Medical Milestones I:IS BreUfast PU'\7 ;:: ~:00 Local & Ohio N•w:· . ~·,: ~:!'atr~~~ Show 7:tl Breaklaal Party ld5 Educational Spec1al 8.45 .,8 k Fum Sh -FrL 7:30 Newa n;20 Llfegoord Bulletin Board ' '' er ' ow 7·.•• · 9:00 News .,. s-·u-~ ,.......,, Party •2:25 News 0 Grams 7:50 7:1i0 Newa 9,05 Coffee With Janel DICK TRACY 12:30 SaiUrday Ma,tinee Newa 8:00 llreallful PU'\7 , 9 30 , 1,00 OSV Scout of1 the Week Coffee With Janel 8;30 News 9 35 1:15 OSU Footbaf 8;30 Breakfast Party 9, 45 Betty Newtoa Show 4:00 Dlsclng with Doss , News 9;00 tlewa 10 00 4:30 Album Time 9:05 Breakfast Party 10 , 05 Ministerial Assoclalloll &:00 News Summary I0:20 Morning Interlude a; II Jonea BUick ShoW 6:16 Public Servtee , New• 9;30 Newa 10 30 6:30 Dinner MuaWaio . 10, 31 Newa 9:35 Music 1D the Air I:U Off the ,Air 11:111' swap Shop 9:40 The Good Life S:IS NOft!Dher 9;55 Under 01t1o stdoa 11 ,1& Today With Gort 0:1& ~ 11:30 News 10:00 News tf:if. FArm Bureau 10;05 Pulka Party U:40. Country Hoedown 10:30 Newo · (Family Worabip Thurs.) 1035 Waid & Donna Hymn 11:55 Upper Room ~edltaliono Time 11:58 Dow Jones Stock A•e. 11;00 NeWil 1?;00 Noon News 11;115 To~ Tan Show 12:i5 Music Just i"or You 11:30 Newa i2i11 Ooesalero Guaat Star FrL 11:35 Dutton's Top Tan Show ~'llll.. Music Just For You 12;00 Now.- Noon Report 1•110 NeWs 12:15 Music Interlude .I:Oii kuaic Just For You 12:30 Reo. Merlin Teeta 1:30 N,.. 1;00 Newa 1;~ Music Just For You 1:05 Platter Party News 1:15 Ohio Stat& Football ~QI! Millie Just For You S:SO Newa Z;i¥! Newa . 3;35 Plaltar PU'\7 . 1:31 ~ ~ust For You 4:00 NO)II's . I:IJO, NeW£ . 4:115 Platter P..V "I:Ge PlaUer PIII'IJ 4:30 New. ! :1:!10 NeiVI · 4:35 l'laltar PU'\7 S:3S Platter Party 5:00 NIWI 4:00 .Neq . 5:05 Plaller Party 4.01i Platter Par17 , 5:14 Sian 0.11 lnlercb.l!lge THE DISHES ARE AU. BLA·BL.A· BL,.t(•!L.A- · BI.A·BL.A- :D~IE!J) :! ' upstairs By KING 0 P 41 W UWI X I' o X Y K I' w L p ~ B w It p 0 • w 1' a p X Q y B K p, _ J' X ·z,oo AND 'II II L 0 • G :1' • l. L 0 W One letter -pty-.1111' onotbtr. 1B t1W1 Ample A II used · lor tbo t11no IJo, X ... the O'o. oto. lln&"lo lotion, tropldel. the IID.rtb Ud fol'matloJa of tllt wordl are IJl Jdnt& 11aa11 11111 tM oodl ~tUM.,. cJIIferaL WJEH RADIO .. World Slandard of Compact Eleelleaco ·~~~a cor room, ride 111111 peri . 1om~ I . IDCt SmaU car ecGIIOID1 \F • D0AA IS4BEL ~C OUR CREDIT ONION WILL.eE .ABL! TO HANDLE tT' �' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·MII!dleport, 0 ., Jan. 17, 1963·7 . .~iggest Ever Budge~ Deficit ' ~~ PNio l'tf• -~ ' - \ ,. ' ' ~ DAILY TELEVISION IN ·REVIEW AC- 1.81111: Ill. . - - - - - - - - - " " ' - - - - - - - I t.Oo!ofn If RICK DV IIROW I more hlmlolf. ' ~ he - U. BOU..1WOOD <VPil - II 11 '1111 sloppy and uobrtdled bammi- l 11.~ JIOIIIbli that televlalon's comodi· ' ..., on lhf flrsl lhreo shows diJ. I nr. IDI ore d:sclpleo lD •lrlt of the: appear~ · Tueodoy nlghl, and , II.~ li:illldar7· murderer, who, upon head writer Mel Brookl, a great 1~ A •IJOIIO't helrlg ordned lnlo the gallowo 'comedleo ' blmaell, Apparently liP trap, uked: "Are you sure · lt'o wu 01 Jmmenoe ald. A fellow I I l8. ~~ solo?" · 'llmow oaya caesar oaeo paid ,· )f.~ In -brltl, they are mainly, a Broob $50 • week luol to otlclt IOii callllot» lol, ln~lngly devoid oround because he was Iunny. ' Q, ..,_ 'f of b)gb oaflre as advertlsero aDd I In the vldeo oatelllte sketch, inaDe prell\ll',e srou,. take their there was an anchonnan named 11. ec.fttct. toll - aod even~ the "'fled Std. J"Eric Seva-ra-ra·rom"; end C8e- ' 110.:111.. DDte c._, of whom- much oharp sar played a ilwlrlglng Ealdniol' JLJCI&Io,y '*"' _ l iD.- ,.._..,,11~•• ...... .,,.., -...,.. 21.Yt&l'l: . ...... -· m11110 kO......S. =.,. .~Qn,qo 1!1. Anioadlllo IT.M'IM II. AlVIn Dark. lt.Wlld .....,. odonunont tor- Aola IO.Tu- w" 40.TIImooso atuff expected when he re-1musician, a Latin American p~ U. Afab lumed thla ......,, disappointed 1!dent trYing to duck bullet& and lD hJs flrot three apeclals on bomba while being Interviewed In 111 ABC-TV. Tueoday night, however, 1 ~11 ma01ion, and a Roman arllllo- 1 ' , , ; he turned up r,.. No. 4, and the crat who encouraged tuorlsts to (I wdo.J olr: zing wu there as he slough- 1to" colos Into a fountain and ' tered the cultural exchange via then fished them out later. wu 11. aatellite televiBloll end a1oo "the 1 The takeoff on longer shows 10. GlOek longer the better" trend to show was called "EmJieu Theatre," lettar 11 buslnes& Illustrated how a video pro- . · He ill not aa rough as Mort gram can be elongated. In one . 11. Lttue ddJ4 Sahl and the other young corned I· sequence, Caesar, 88 a buBlDNI· !' ao. Al1DDllwmt ans who are unable to get a foot- man, Hies from Paria to New Ia. :~ hold iD teltviBJon; and he Is not iYork, discover• he baa foraotten l, Wuter as direct~)> aggreulve as the two hio gloves and rues back. At a new aattre 1how1 in England board meetlng, he takes an eter- ~ 1'1. IDfMt which cauoed a furor, one quit· oily lo Ught hlo cigar; and phone ting becauoe h felt curtailed by numhen! had about 50 digits. II 40, City In ec a law forbtddlDg urepresentatlon was a kayo. Georwt& of, or refetellt!e loJ any Uving The Cbunel Swim: Jimmy Du· penon" on commercial televl· rante ai.bgl oJJ ABC TV's Dick r" lB.- - C I = l•nd i o.:::_.E::bL__ _ LI'L ABNER 'IOU CALL HIM A "iALPLESS BUM?-1 5"0ULD HAVE HIS ENER.G'I.'." 88.=- a.;;;;:.,. sion. Clark allow today...OScar Levant DAILY OBYPI'OQUO'l'E - Jlere'a lbow to But with the paucity of guts gueola on NBC·TV'I Jacl: Paor , . .4 X 'I' D L B A A X B among our video funnymen (ex· program J"eb. 8..•Victor Borge ; cept for officially approved co- hu a opeclal oo AJIC.TV Feb. 25. med lens such as Bob Hope, who :Mt ch aeI Landon, of NBC -TV 'I really ha1 no point of viewJ, "Bonanza." got married. CaOIBr's wault Tuesday night Nile-TV Ia preparing a one was fresh air in C!Omparison. hour apedat. about the baaie conAnd It mlghl be well to add cept.s of communism for March here thai while his first three 1; evenll thai shaped doetrtne speclall originated in Hollywood, wttl be traced vill IJimJ.•.Four this latest one came from New top Soviet political wrlten are in· York,' his natural habitat and a terviewed In Moscow In an hour· pl,aco he should otlck close to he- long CBS-TV program Jan. 2'1. SALES . (81 .. 1118118genlllllly See Mell'opolflu Malon & Mila Slreol, l'olllenJ Phtae WY Z#ll 4 zz DOW . Typewriten, ........ cleaDen llld lloor polliiMn. service. The F.abrtc - · Ill W. PoJIIe. lilY· WY 2-2281. . Singer Slla, and Son!~». a.ur ,., - - - i'. '5'9 For4 $977 V8 .., ' Dr..Sedan. Std. ahlft. .Qiijl(lroi . blicl: fiDisb like iGAINr~ll new. teCtkm, Life, llo. CaD Doh . BlaeHnars """ warm fJbor furnace with controls. ·1: year old. f/5. 109 SyC81JlC1n!.st, Pomeroy, Phoae WY 24131:. 1·11>31p . M011day 'hroagb Frlrb.y 7,00 Sign On, Musical Clock 7:4$ The l.lfellne B·IJO Ohio Valley New• B.IJi Sports Tuday 8 10 World News B " MUIIcal C1oc1; Ui Community · News 9.00 Latcoatrine 9·30 Public Service 9·45 Showert of. BJe•slnf W 01' Mason County f'.ow• !~ : OS Talk 01 the Town It ·55 World 'Newli 11:00 Talk of the Towit texcept Fri. Cb!D'cb 'Bells RlDg II :45 World ~ewa 1155 Mason County Newo 12 00 Community Newo 12:115 Local News 12:10 Ohio Ne.ws 12:15 Market. 12 20 Lifeguard Bullelln Board .p:25 Ne":" 0 G•ams I~ 30 Agneulture Agent 1:. 45 Country Go RounL ~:55 Newa Beat .:110 Country Go Rounr 2,55 News Beat . . 3.00 Mld~y Matinee 3 55 Newa 'leal 4,00 4:30 S:OO i :ll5 & CJ7plioiNID ~L . Prjvate entrance, ittlll Mulberry Avem10., See or can, Vlrlll Compbell. .• 1-IJ.IIc II • • HACKETT'S 501110 SERVICE 1hal'6 very intere,tinq, tlaolatloa Mr. fr"""'· i~ •elcioniO!itfind6 'uch an lnt'nuf'iiut! I h•v• •ome boo~ I think l.jOU miqtv; like to'""· ._..., __ _ 11 W A B P If W 8 A X 8 I' Q '1'........_., ~ IUI)I)JCM IIRilfOI IUIPIIIII'1'..\NclD.-J'ULLtllR ACQUA<• • l' ANCB WMPO Radio Dlsclug with Dols MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 4: IS Local News Community Newo 8:00 Newo 4:11 Jooea BUick Show-'1'111!1. World & Naliooal NeiVI 8:05 Country Music Time 4:30 Local News NANCY i: I~ Spolllgbt on Sport. 8:20 Country Jamboree 4:40 Musical MyJterlll 5:3(1 Dinner M~u~lcalr 6:30 Newo 4;55 Newa >:45 Sign Off 6:35 Farm World News 5:00 Platter Party BLA·BL.A• Salurday 6:45 Melga County RFD 5;14 sign Off BL.A•BL.A• 7:00 Sign On, Musical Clvck 7;110 News BLA• I SATURDAY SOREDULE 7:Q 'lbe Lifelln• , 7:115 Breakfast PU'\7 0 8;00 Ohlo"Villejl Nm >•tr ' •7:!(1 !1~\iia''""''" • ~·" "'' 6;00 NeWI 8:05 Pt. Plea8eol FootbaU 7:35 Pickeoa Hardware Show 6;05 Faith For Today 10:00 News 7:50 7:50 News Report 1:30 Ne~s IL;II5 G A H S FIAltbaD . 8 35 RFD 11;45 ·World News · 8:00 RadiO Hymnal ' · 11.50 Medical Milestones I:IS BreUfast PU'\7 ;:: ~:00 Local & Ohio N•w:· . ~·,: ~:!'atr~~~ Show 7:tl Breaklaal Party ld5 Educational Spec1al 8.45 .,8 k Fum Sh -FrL 7:30 Newa n;20 Llfegoord Bulletin Board ' '' er ' ow 7·.•• · 9:00 News .,. s-·u-~ ,.......,, Party •2:25 News 0 Grams 7:50 7:1i0 Newa 9,05 Coffee With Janel DICK TRACY 12:30 SaiUrday Ma,tinee Newa 8:00 llreallful PU'\7 , 9 30 , 1,00 OSV Scout of1 the Week Coffee With Janel 8;30 News 9 35 1:15 OSU Footbaf 8;30 Breakfast Party 9, 45 Betty Newtoa Show 4:00 Dlsclng with Doss , News 9;00 tlewa 10 00 4:30 Album Time 9:05 Breakfast Party 10 , 05 Ministerial Assoclalloll &:00 News Summary I0:20 Morning Interlude a; II Jonea BUick ShoW 6:16 Public Servtee , New• 9;30 Newa 10 30 6:30 Dinner MuaWaio . 10, 31 Newa 9:35 Music 1D the Air I:U Off the ,Air 11:111' swap Shop 9:40 The Good Life S:IS NOft!Dher 9;55 Under 01t1o stdoa 11 ,1& Today With Gort 0:1& ~ 11:30 News 10:00 News tf:if. FArm Bureau 10;05 Pulka Party U:40. Country Hoedown 10:30 Newo · (Family Worabip Thurs.) 1035 Waid & Donna Hymn 11:55 Upper Room ~edltaliono Time 11:58 Dow Jones Stock A•e. 11;00 NeWil 1?;00 Noon News 11;115 To~ Tan Show 12:i5 Music Just i"or You 11:30 Newa i2i11 Ooesalero Guaat Star FrL 11:35 Dutton's Top Tan Show ~'llll.. Music Just For You 12;00 Now.- Noon Report 1•110 NeWs 12:15 Music Interlude .I:Oii kuaic Just For You 12:30 Reo. Merlin Teeta 1:30 N,.. 1;00 Newa 1;~ Music Just For You 1:05 Platter Party News 1:15 Ohio Stat& Football ~QI! Millie Just For You S:SO Newa Z;i¥! Newa . 3;35 Plaltar PU'\7 . 1:31 ~ ~ust For You 4:00 NO)II's . I:IJO, NeW£ . 4:115 Platter P..V "I:Ge PlaUer PIII'IJ 4:30 New. ! :1:!10 NeiVI · 4:35 l'laltar PU'\7 S:3S Platter Party 5:00 NIWI 4:00 .Neq . 5:05 Plaller Party 4.01i Platter Par17 , 5:14 Sian 0.11 lnlercb.l!lge THE DISHES ARE AU. BLA·BL.A· BL,.t(•!L.A- · BI.A·BL.A- :D~IE!J) :! ' upstairs By KING 0 P 41 W UWI X I' o X Y K I' w L p ~ B w It p 0 • w 1' a p X Q y B K p, _ J' X ·z,oo AND 'II II L 0 • G :1' • l. L 0 W One letter -pty-.1111' onotbtr. 1B t1W1 Ample A II used · lor tbo t11no IJo, X ... the O'o. oto. lln&"lo lotion, tropldel. the IID.rtb Ud fol'matloJa of tllt wordl are IJl Jdnt& 11aa11 11111 tM oodl ~tUM.,. cJIIferaL WJEH RADIO .. World Slandard of Compact Eleelleaco ·~~~a cor room, ride 111111 peri . 1om~ I . IDCt SmaU car ecGIIOID1 \F • D0AA IS4BEL ~C OUR CREDIT ONION WILL.eE .ABL! TO HANDLE tT' �.. • .' -~ ·••• I· ,, I ' I ~ \ Oldtime Riveman 'S~ogiC' ·. B-DIDJ lltllt!Del, Pomeroy ·· ·:tdiddleport, 0, Jm- 17, BY MAXINE '1VALTERII 'l'be OhiO vtliey Jiaa a JOt to forward1 to," .acconiiJIJ to Capt. V. B, "Stosle" White, re;,.,,.,ied riCOnti!UI\ wbo WU the fea~ ~ at tho JaiJu.. -~DJ: ~ the.£entnl Ohio Valley lljd~!&l Council 'Jllurs- look ...,. ~•r ~~ . ~• !he'Moooe Horne ~Y' a large group of · buiJ~ ' of the COVIC a'tended K.:ntud!Y' lj!4 Capt. Wb1te West Vlralnla . . of the Nemo • Glbbe ~ne . Insliranee CGmpany, d"'9'lbed the river trade of ' yeo~ as compared to today, blfllllfhtlng his talk with ' . • ' many ~~ IIIOCdotes. Capt. ,White !Iegan bla river lp lt1t witb lhe <lrooeM Lblel 111111 told of many ~­ ~ . wblle traveljng on tho J>!lcket ~ti ol ~I era. White mted !hat, "Stuml!oallnJ : ; · ceralnly come ~ way 1ro . 'l!en ~ ·llarted on the,old bufnen:whleh many tlm~s made a stops to plclt up freight, Jivealock lnd hWIIIDI between Pt. Pleasant and Charleston." 'l1le rivermen !ben had to just plain "know the river" as there wer• very few navigation aids. He further stated !bat years ago anyono with lle~lfllle.., ,,amor PIP dt ·' :y'J\o~. 1oeu 111111 diiiU Jill llle i'lver Uti of the , _ , loek oyalelll, oay· llai that bs 61 aot fool with th,. IIOW o)'lleDl tllot Ibis or~ would .,er eqN!rleKe all&lb· .. lt37 llooci. Capt. White was introduced by. Bob Siler, public relations dlreetor of the Muietta Manufaeturlni Compajly. e kW a 11!1!1.!II' u orena was tho pt of tho 'lith een~ury; die Cld, Don, Rodrlp rv- have bougllt any Une on lhe .:er 111111 loday hiJ ~Y P.ld as hlib -. .-o.ooo lor )oaetln a lire In on englno room. ftlte ""'- . . . . . . . . . NOW YOU KNOW !lie flrot Spaniard to t50,GGO could 'l1le dlnntr ened Jrlil) . jtot,tjill WU O!>' Jnv....lioo by C¥*'l:fOOih· ~~ of the Citlzenl Na)ioil&l llanlt. C. C. preiidellj 91 ' ~ local Chan!!* ~ ~. gave the ·wetcome lildrea• ond lntrod~ Mayqr Vlrlil ,Siders, vice p~illenl of COVIC, Don Dr'oull8td. Huntincton: Seer.. Ill')' of CO~Ip, Wlllam Camp. 'btU, Huntlnefoil, member ol the eUC~~t,lve ~mmlttee, and HuJh SUUman.,Hu!ington, also of the er~dve committee. Mr. Engle ~tossed his ap. preciation fqt tbt wonderful lJAll," •• \= I ~ White Opthnistic ~out Ohio Valley's ' fOpQIIf ' \; • tour',throuilb: the ~lolta plant earllOr l(l the day enjoyed by COVIC memberl. Seerelary DroliDard spoke brleOy e<>ncernlng the COVIC 11101llb0nhip ond WUIIom Campbell W:lecl the area Chamber . of Copunerceo to look at the legislative ' needs ond ta~e a!'lion et once while the 1913 session was young. Hugh Silliman spoke or. es· bobliahing a ~ Center at 'Marshall University, stoting tbal Marshall U. would provide the land for 1 center. Mr: StDiman stated that que.. tionairea bave been sent and a . . i 1 1 ~-' \ ~i~~ uture IIIIOw of 'latoreot by no.J)OIIIO. ... tile ~IIOitlomllreo 'II<M!Id help obtain fundi !rom tile AM for the reoearch ~- S!!llman alated the · ""nter would ,lie' a 1remenclout Oooat ta tile - · Mr. Siler lntroduoed John Leighty, comptroller of the Marietta Manufacturinl CG., Lester Selby, new Works Mana· rer of the plant and Neal Bak· •• of the U. S. Coast and Geodelle &lrvey. F. L. White, Naval inspector and ehiel hull inspector for !be Navy at the MMC, lpo~e on the "'oi! E .te_ ~ I S~ t Df null t 'I' rtile.' 1Ji itl )obh-._lo_ lht N'ovy pi ~ •It pi.ld &rr, He explalnod o.,t !laval ·'" "' apecton are a ~"'"' triM , .eelooiailm and dirlct de• et . dania of the elder lhlpwriCijtl ' wl\oao jobs wore to lnlure quality all aloiiJ tbe Unt. - fr<ila r•w materiol to the finlrhed P@o • duct. The local Chamber of Co& merce wao hosts for the , _ . lnJ ond the Marietla Manufldo ' urin& CG. had charJe ot tbt · . proeram. WEA'I'HER ary en tine Colder tonlpl alltl SaiUnlaJ with oeeuloaol ralll toaiPI. likely ehullnr to oaow Satlll'dlly. Low toafPt ill lbe 311. Dnoted To The lnteF'eltt 01 The Meilf•·Mmon ,4,.ea · VOL XIV POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. 232 Memorial Hospital re- ed employment to average ' The board noted that this sur· ing. I UABJUTIES an operating surplus 51 J¥1'SOIIS each month and pius will be reduced in the I The boards revealed the bal- l Accounts Payable, $23,473.71 . a total of 340 "IJJ.Patlent" ~.162.34 for payroll, the early months or 1963 through ance sheet covering this openNotes Payable, $19,619.73. ~~~~=~iol~ 45 births, and Out· showed. the probable write-off of patient ing period as lollows: Accrued Payroll, $6,112.05. jl treatment to 223 ho$]1ital had an average accounts that may be de!F· ASSETS Other, $600.00. from September 20 of 23 patients and two mined uncollectabie. However, Cash on hand and deposit, Total Liabilities , $49.805.411. !Dioce~nber 31 according to over the entire period, It was pointed out that the ,$4,968.03. Operating Surplus, $1,959.91. end report' to the boanl 2,334 adult patient days and board had ar1ticipated a consid- ( Accounts Receivable: Cln Pa· Total Liabilities, $51,785.40. trustees of the hospital new horn patient days over erable deficit on this inital re- .tients $36,412.40; Out Patients , Following a detailed study of 103 day period. The report port, which is a normal pro- $804.89, $37,217.211. ithe opening months of operation From the opening of the due to this high utllization cedure n the opening of new Unexpired Insurance Premi· of the hospital, the board apSept 20 throogh the lhe new hospital, ... -operat• hqspitals. The surplus was at- urn , f1 ,385.49. ~· proved an operational budget the year tbe hospital surplus o.f $1,959;91 WIIS re- trlbuted to the high utilization Inventory, $8,194,59. for the months of Jonuary, Febas of of the hospital from the open· I Total Assets, $51,785.40. ruary and March 1~ . Mol•• BOYS' SWEATERS Sllpovers and cardigans in sizes 2 to 16. Regular val· ues of 2.99 to 6.99. s.lo an FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1963 I PRICE FIVE CENTS for .. averare monthly eii]IOIIo diture of f12,942.20 for salarin and $' ,wl.38 for supplies alltl contractural obUgaliolll for ·a total budJet of 421,383.51 per month. The board pointed out Ibis will permit employmeDI • f some (It) full time presons dur· . ing the coming year with · a total annual of $155..49 which · ,make the hospita1 one of Jaraeat employen In Meip 1·99 4·99 to ELBER~&LDi IN POMEROY January $ale ·Of Furniture· Boys' Shirts Knit!, prints and flannels in sizes 3 to 16. Regular values of 1.19 to 1.99. a. sure to stop In the Fumltute Dep~rtment on to I January Sale. Clearance Sale Continl!ed on Girls & Womens Coats • Skirts • Dresses Sweaten - Sleepwear - also Boys Coats. Sale I BEDROOM SUITES Replenish your footwear wardrobe, wbUe you can take advantage of our slashed prices, exclt· ing savings. We've a wide assortment of styles for every need and occasion. $229.00- 3 pc. Umed .Oak----~- Sale $192.00· · $149.00-3 pc. Walnut Sale $128.oQ $289.00 _ 3 jK. 1.\.hogany Sale $200.00 $289.00- 3 pc~ Walnut Sale $244.00 $219.00-3 pc. Danish Walnut Sale $175.00 Sale $222.00 $249.00 ..;. 3 pc. Walnut $189.00-3 pc. Mahogany Sale $166.0o . Sale $222.00 . $249:oo- 3 pc. Sollc:l Maple $189.00-3 pc. Blonde'Mahogany Sale $1~.00.. $249.00 - 4 · p.:~ Provincial Sate $222·qct·· · · $129,00-3 pc. Sliver Walnut Sale $ 104•00 k Sele $228.00 $259.00- 3 pc. Solid Oa Sale $172.00' ' $198.00 Denlsh Walnut Sale $ 188.91»' $219.0!) Wilnut . PLAn GWS MIRRORS SEW NOW FOR SPRING Plat41Giasl e Women's and Girls' Black or White Leather Dags, Reg. $3.99 - - -- 20o/o OFF eWomen's Black Insulated Snow Boots, Grey CuH, Sizn 5-10 - - -- - $3.99 eLittle Boys' High Spice Tan Boot, Heavy Crepe Sole. Sizes 12112 to 3 - - $5.50 WALKING SUITS Just $2.99 yd. e Uttle Boys' Natural Split Field Shoes, Sizes 8112 to 3 Reduced to $2.99 CLEARANCE SALE eMen's Insulated 9'' Work Boots - - $13.95 eMen's 4 Buckle Work Arctics---- $6.99 5 Buckle Work Arctic $7.99 e Table cif Women's Flats $2.88 Values to $6.95 2 pr. $5.00 e All C1ps and Mittens the second and _· third floon and take advantage of the llile on Living Room Suites, Bed Room Suites, Euy Chain, ,Mlrron and Tabl11 now in the 79c 1·59 • I .THE SHOE ' MIDDLEPORT, OHIO j / TABLlf S:ETS Steve Watner Honored On His $34·00 .•... ' ' • • MAtruss ·sns . . .., ' . Mlrtln ·GA$ HEAlE.RS ~~Jnr ,111 :~lllfcjrt; bea11\J and ec(dlOig)'. : I Thd.Wl.. C.tr ...... ' uno ., ~ r ··CRIB ,nd . 2,.. ~.00 ' two itep tablel to match. · Bth ON ALL FALL AND WINTER conoNs. Also Many Spring Fabrla. ' ClwoA from mahOIIliiY• wt~nut ali4 Umid olk. One 'cOffee ' table and ' YfY LIVING R~M ' 60" Botany Wools Suiteble For ••• - 112 PRICE ,ox 3-PiiCI ' ~-. ' ITU '. J ... ' . . • I ' ,' '1 ' ' Brings Down Judge's Ire � 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 01. January 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 January 17, 1963 lowery riffle