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Glenn Ford, Dina Mei-rm
Shirley Jones, Stella Stevens:
Youngsters. FUN starts and
Lhere's simply no end to the
FUN!
DISNEY CARTOONS
WED.
...........
2un .31c
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•i:.l THURSDAY
M•y 1.2 .
NOT OPEN
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T••••rl•af Ill .
_.....,. 87c
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FRIDAY & SATURDAY
MoyS-4
A"r•d Hitchcock'•
"REAR WINDOW"
tTeehnicolorJ
James Stewart , Grace Kelly
(Prin cess of 1\fonacol, Wendell Corey, Thelma Ritter,
Raymond Hurr, T .V.'s ' 'Perry
F..turettt: Radio ltlot
Colorurt..ne
flwen Tlllkey, leef, Ham, SwU ...,-....
CIIM
1 .... ..
£alht .. .
'" ...... Ill
Suii., MON. and Tuu:
Pork &Beftns ...... ._ ...... 10 II' $1:
FruitC'oaldaH ....... .._ ...... SV$1:
Greens -·................. _ 10-lr'fl
Pineapple-·- ...... .-J ~ $1
Kroger Preserves
4 ':: $1
Kroger Pie~ ........ - - ........ - 39c·
Lurk't Beans -- Now"'::L-.. .5 ..._.: $1 ·
Texy ............ - _ .. ............. • 39c
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Milk
No.2
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can
SAVE
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Applesauce
No.303
CIIS
MAY 5-6-7
fTechni rolor)
"WHO'S GOT THI
ACliON?"
(Terhni rolor)
Dean Martiq, Lantt Turner.
Eddie Albert. Mltfgo , Walter
i\htlht~u ,
Paul Ford , Nila
Talbnl, John .Mt'Givf'n.
DitMY Certoon•
ca•
Men's Cotlon
·sHIRTS
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OPEN 6 A.M. TO 9 P.M.
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G..- Host ...... $2.19
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C.u11hJ Club • • • • . . • •
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3 ..... $1 Margarine .......... - .. ... 7 .:..s1
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Kidney BE'Cins; .......... -. 10 : ..... $1 Voc Pa( Ce-rn .. w~oo~o......
7l-2oL$1
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·TomoteJuice ....... """' ....... 4::: $1 Tiss•Je ............ ,._,
.... 16 ... $1
Avondale Beans -o;::;:.: .. 8 ":.:U $1 TomC'-tc.e~ .......... -.......... .. 7-":$1
Spry ........ .. .-...;................. 3 !~ 69c Cnffee ........ •·· .~.:............. 2 !.$1 09
Pitkles .... -.... •• ·-""""" ·. . .. . ~:· 39c Vi ~Hi ...................~.... .. -...... "'-~ $1.59
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TOP YAWl STANlf'S
. c- -
TONIGHT & TUUDAY
"THE COURTSHIP 0,
EDDIE'S. FATHER"
(Techn1color)
3 lb.
htular Sin, 7c off
cans
(Technicolor)
Canned ....
Slw!i
Surf
. 3 u,.33c
f Utts.·Wed,
Apr, 3o.May 1
FAMILY NIGHTS
UtJn Beddoe
Ellen Corby
"SAINTLY SINNERS"
-.andA.nnf" H~ywood, Jo!e SUarez
" CARTHAGE IN 'LAMES"
Dvlluque
can
lb.
Kahn's .......... ..._ .......... ~65c
~,.33c
lux Soap
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PICniCS -.. .
livers ........ -..... _.. 89~ Giblets ...... -......... 39c
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Sandn Curtis, Candac:e eel Mcthndlst Church ·- • In
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Nancy Hawk, Pamela Jackson Saturday to attend the
lind Mrs. WllTell Reos of New Jack Kennedy.
Athena ~peal s . . day vis, vocal oupervlsor of
Vlekle Jlart, [lob- Vacaiion Church School training
Albany, Ind. wore · weekend Mr. and Mra. Edward lllnot with her parento, Mr. llld Mra. Jaclcson:
Kafhaugb, Tressa MarciD- conference held In tho Metho~~~ ol Mr. and Mra. J 0 ~ n visited Sunday afternoon, 1D Ma· Norman Schaefer. Clllen in tho Kathy Abbott, Sherrie
~a Spencer, Kay Spur· dis! ~urch and sponsored by
'
.
SOli, W. Va. witb Mr. and Mra. altemooo ,.... Bu1a Jeffera, oton, Robert Burdetle,
Carl VanWay, Reta Will- Melhndist chureheo of PortsMrs. Gerald Wlldennulll, Mrs. Emory Lan!e.
Mr. and Mra. Otvllle A II en, Dlll, Brenda Gllm<lre,
·
muulll District bo cooperation
Phil WlDiamom, lira. T. A. Mr. apd Mro. Dale Valentine John Stahl, llld Rlclulnl Jef. ·Grueoer, •Suaan
The
clKJrua wiD oiDtl: with the lnterboanl C<luncll.
- -
~·
1962 Thunderbird
put'lhallflr ,..~ " "
ObJcdlonaole
tr-on
llboflkl
~
nported lm.m.cllateiJ Tba !IDbUJI'Ier ww not be re.poutble ror
mar. tbaJI one
ln<'OJTect
Out of Line?
1963 Monu
V--··
"""'..,y ·-··
..,. ... ........ '
AMBITIOUs · woniaa: Do
Willi lots of money?
$2,695
ating Job? Wish to wort
part Ume? Maaagerlal
ty? U yoo do, write Box 121,
qifton, W. Va.
Spider 2Dr. l!MJ h .p. motor, white with red bucket aeata,
·4 speed trans., P.B., radio, heater, whitewalL't.
4 Cenu pf'r WON, ODe IDRriloa,
llllni#lum Cban:e flit eetlb
I Cenu per word for Tllrelo eo•
..outlve lliMJ'tiOIII.
Full rate Df t ceDb per
•Of'd wtll
btl eharaed tor advuttriDI ll not
IDJ Dill .
CAIID 01" TtlA.N&s - ''- ~ for
50 word n1nlrnum f!:aoh a.Witlonal worlt te Otolt.uarie. oubU. . .
ar I cent pu word.
m·~' ICE HOURS
8: 30 A M tn 6:00 p M . DaliJ
SaturdQ"--8 :30 A .AI. to l:t:CIO DWII
•
.
a.-
Loc 1Group
At conIerence
'
In Jackson
'. -
ley.;,
paid wltblrl 10 da)'11 U"ter reeei'r-
•
-hool G
s ive.
p 'I ROster
.
F C __ _. '
y..;,,
$3,595
lo..rttou
RATES
For Want Ad SerYtel
-"-·-·!IDII.._
·People In
River Report
Wheels
H.T. Coupe. LoC'ally owned and very low mileage, power
steermg and brakes, &utom.<~tir, radio, heater, whitewall
tires, spotless clean red interior, sno white finbh .
IUI:It
110 edl,r or ri'leet au acb deemed
Ill..,..,..,
Jllle.,..-.
,r, "'
.U-inlv About
Oa)' rt PunJiuU~
REGULATIONS
l'bl
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Dllll1 Sen1meJ, Pomero)''Mid4leport~prll 21; liiQ.S and
IT'S SO EASY
TO PLACE A
RESULT PRODUCING
NEW DEEP well pump $125,~.00:;';:1' HE'.AVY HENS available tst
Also well seal. Mildred
and 2nd of May, Wednesday
sell, Long Bottom, Ohio.
and Thursday. Earl Cross,
WANT AD
PHONE WY2·2157
-;;;,'lJ!I_
J(an. . ·
-·""t
..
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~~~~IN5~~~~~~:~;~~~~~~~~~~ DWTPt
Racine.
;-~~=~~~
your 4-29-ltp
septic tank. Get
All sept•·c Tank Cleaner.
Pomeroy
29
VI 3·2693.
4 26 6tc
We lhink of ynu us onf' who - - - - -- - - - - .s ll'Pps,
WALLPAPER as low as 30c per
All frt'l' Irom ~riPf and pain.
double roll. 300 patterns to
choose from . Cross Hardware
Middleport. Phone WV 2·3831.
keep,
Until we meet again .
Wife , Anna , :md child-
4 26 6tc
- --- - - - - - - - -
1
n
Helene , 1""0
R ef r1gera
·
tors, :'!:~:i:~: ll
and Norge. Both in
4 29 ltc
condition. 148 Butternut.
-c=-A~R=co=-=0
::-:F=-=rH;-:A-=-=-:NKS
wY 2·3009.
4 26 3tc
Frann •s,
and Rollin.
r en.
-
WE \\"fSH TO ll~ank all those
who were so k1nd and who
helped in Bnywa~· during !he
~wkn t-ss and de:Jih of our dear
mullwr Mr ~. Henry Bailey .
\\"1· t•snecially wish to thank
tiH' singPrs, minislf'rs,
Dr.
IJ<Jvis, Ewing Fullf'ral Home,
SPECIALS!
dinners ! Lovely unbreakable Mel mac Dinnerware is now at your nearby Evans Supermarket.
Apartment,
Dished. Phone WV 2-Ql87.
THREE and tour room furnished and unfumlslled apart.
ments. WY Z.f>434.
-
4 29 lip GUERNSEY cow for sale or
Will trade for young cattle.
Rolland Searles. Rutland·Harrisonville Rd ., Phone SH 2·
Original Prlco $995.00
Now-! PRICE
.. .
for families with small children who like to eat out-of-doors ond on the patio.
L.--
You must see this beautiful dinnerware to appreciate this bargain ! Buy a 4-piece
p:
cetting each week at omozing low prices, with the coupons from Evans weekly ad.
ase!
SAVE$'
lffectlvt Mon., Tu•., Wtd April 29, 30 • M•y ht
U.S. Gov't. ln1pecttd
SWI"'S PREMIUM.SLICED
s..,..c.....P1ck '
Leoo, Mild
1·111. Tray
IMCE'S -
Hovo OM Willi A Cokol
'"' .
..
Vel...
U. S. C:O.'t, lnopeotad
OP CAU'O""IA
With Coupon
DINNERWARE YOU CAN DEPEND ON
ENDS, SLICES 1r. PIICEI
DAIRY VALUY
EYAII
IRADE I WIE
lit.
No
••• b yean of b.utifulMVice. If you demand china-like quality, yet want dUI'IIbility
8Dd the eue of dishw88her care, Melmac by
Durawear of California is for you. Enjoy
eanfnMi diDing with the dishes that literally
defy breaking, chipping oc cracking. Ask
now for )'OUl' Mei!D!IC by Durawear in origi.
11111, thne-eolor paUerr. created tG please
Get 50 Extra .Jw Green Stamps
~
VALUABlE
~
(QUPON
4-PIECE PLACE SETTING
MELMAC
$149
DINNERWARE --- ----- ONLY
wllh
~b!1
coupon ando othe-r food pq,rchuu
LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER
50 EXTRA
(OIIIMft o-.1
J.w
Green Stn mp s
COUPON 1
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Ma,. 4 Dt han•
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ADDITIONAL 4-PIECE PLACI
SETTINGS FOR ONLY $1.49
WITH COUPONS NUMBER 2
THRU NUMBER 8 AT
EVANS DURING COMINC
WEEKS I
Thrift Corner!
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UIBELIEYABLE LOW, LOW PRICES I
SAM I
FIRST QUALin PECO
TOP QUALITY I
UWI AID PATIO FURNITURE
jult Like
Mom • Dod'•
•
SALE- 4 room
..'l
house, hardwood floors,
to w~U carpeting, aluminum
storm windows and doora.
a. m. to t:OO p. m. WV
2903 mornings and eve~>lnl••·l
Phone WV %-3702.
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New
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ELEORIC ORGAN
her care.
Tlw Bailey Family
Becoust it's c;hip-proof and highly durable, Melmoc lasts la.n ger. Mel moe is perfect
_ We lto~rn The Rlaht To U•lt Qu••tltln
Comet SIICond & Mill St., Middleport
Monel" .. to 6. p.M.
F
-,. thru Thu-~.,
. .-... • •· • . . . • • 9 -..,.,
rfday and Saturday . . . • . 8:30 A.M. to 8:30 P.M
4-27·3tc
!hose who Sf'lll food, flowers
'
At lost ••• dinnerware that's equally at home for backyard cookouts or dining room
!·10 H. P . 220 v. 3 phase
motor!i . Phone WY 2-3542.
and who helped in
--..,.N=or"l'c==e=-=-s--
93rd Anniver11ry
I·SPRINGFlELD RototiUer,
Jarobson gas lawn mower,
5 H. P. 220V.3 phase motors.
I
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Dl
IAndmad Farm Bveaa
ril
Your memory we will always
.
Perfect For E·very Occasion!
4 29 6tc
SOUTHERN PLANTS. Toma·
IN LOVING MEMORY of toes, peppers, sweet potatoes,
F rank St 1'les, who passe d Big Boy hybrid, egg plants.
Will arrive May 2nd. Charles
aw~y 21 Yt' flrs ago lod ay, Ap· I R. Harris, Portland, Ohio.
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Jtelo!WIIp" ... ibf6 ~
lltllwlbt t!Jonv ollbt v - 1 - 1 • 1.1.
!loa 011Jr.a SehoOt ltr .....
'n1ert ,.... lwr claMt 1>e1t1
MEm!iG
Sa!Unlay inclu41ng kinderwten '!'be IUnclloolo
Ill 1w
wttb 111o thorne Frle(lds Near,...._, Shak"'fMMI! el•~
lilt Far IIIII IIM,.n~ bf Mn. C. ~fill' "el Jitll
!Ia
F. TomptBtt of P - ; PrJ. borne of Mrs. Jed 'lfellolor Sr.
ll)ary, ljle lhetpe, Frttn4· From hu boon ~ until 1hJI,
MID)' t.n~~o ~ 11>e ~o~,•&dar
Mn. VIr~ Close of West Un·---ion: J-,~ v .... Neifbbar II TIIJI!:s 40 ,..,
•
tho UloJPt liN!
by Mra
.....,
HeroiC! G~U ot IIOLLY!¥00P (UPI) - AlvW.: aoil Junlc>r llliJI, uaJnc ..... Ev-. wl» qull tilt - ·
111eme, How Blc Io Your world t.. ....,.... or Ml' -~,.
witll Rev. WiUJam Tolliver of semblall<" to Elizabelll Taylar,
sou•• Point 8B •••
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i! hovlnti tnolher 10 .. I ~elass was also held for direel- eareer under 111o lliJIII 0( 111on and supertnlendehl.i with chel Ramon.
Lynn C. Rainobe~ger of the In 1w first role ..,_ "Mao
lnterboanl Cooncll as instruct- rines. Let's Go," MIN Jlomen
or.
will ploy 1 bit part In "T h •
Attending h'om Pomeroy Long Corridor." lncld~IIJ.
were Mrs. Tompkins, Mro. Jar Marie Devereux - Mist TI!YWaraer and Mrs. Roy Reuter. lor's acting double In "~
Plans ore underway lor the tra" -also wiD have a blt pert
interdenominalioaal
Vacatloo lin the same sctne of "!be .......
Church Scho<!l in Pomeroy, wllll Corridor"
...
.
ot 'h The Price
'fw'd Expect To Poy
Colors:
frttn..t.quo·Ytllow
$444
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The Early Bird Gets The Cash Don't ;Wmv. Place loUr Want Ad
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INFORMATION
Hospital News
POMEROY MOTOR
IS YOUR BEST~~:: BET
IIOt P M.. ll•.J hi.,_ PubU•UOII
•oftdaJ
O.adlillle 1110 4 . Ill
lfDJidQ
CANCELLATIONS
CORIU!'.L"l'IONS
WUl H
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ae~pLed gat\1
t:•
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ehlldrell, iatd!ee and J#. "" and ·~· •
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Pw I II. ...... fl !LiolliL•
~•• w. V•· l 111'1-EIIJullad."'"ll!IJr.
1AIII ~ Gau1• ~w,~~z~rw "'""'-·~Mill#
. .
ileiJDou)' 1111 Mila l..aenlla .......... .-11 Ill. Jlr.
- · Ro1Jerc
In
l.m7 W'illller, . . lhlt laq.
Genhelmor ot 111o TwlllJht IN· Mn. Eldon ~tor oad .S.. Mrs. Alva
Diane ~.,.iiilfl. "Waltinl "Jlilbl," C•••mu · r
den club at1ended lbt
plen.
of Baltlmllto wen
Folk lloiJC.
ohc.,ratlhOX,... er.Kfcbool Mliiiei'u-.Me..aild ~-"'Ill Jlr..
e~epww, .dlliJ. "Eo.., Tlmol Feel Do iiPir•
II --~--Bear...
b)' Mn. Looo 1M It,~ IJplrlluaL
J
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laturd.ly ~ ~bert-lllll ton 1' l'Kt-1· W. Va.
llll.tle teaeber, . . ~ "Lonl,l Willi To Be. A~
r .....,..,..,,
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le1Urda1,
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11rown, Joey OJ!IIIIIf. , _ 11M,• tJPir._
Carulyq Jlclqob.
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Mto. •Jooop~~ CoOt ten -K o,-, .Larry BoDan, , . ~ ter t b 1a
Mrt. Echrtn Ritter fll ~ Mn. Raymoocl llarbroeht lw da)' Doontn, ._.. . llo m a
llolmoo, 11Dloe Manutl• ....., will be Mra. Gftc&o llall 1JIU h '"""tool IUifi of ,.lurne!l borne 111ot a •lilt in from eh~h. lnJurlnJ 11er allk·
Upl '
Parker
Per- ~ Jr. Mldollopon m uol c
lbe !109. and Nn. Waldo J. Loulovlllo, K)'. with Dr. aa d lo.
.
•'arner
•• ....;.. ·-~ '1 1 ·~~onl
· '
~. lfrJ. Ritter wu I fc.- Nro. 1'1111 ~I llld fam. Janlco
dau&bler Ill. 11r.
01' Orr'-'I:H
' _...... .
mor I!Jillllboltof 111o ~. lly and In WortlllrJC!oo will! Mr. llld Mn. Vlc:tclr y - Jr. 11 Mrs. Eleanor ~" .
Mra. Allee Neu.e bu M>mlt·
Ky. clrurch wldch Rev. Bartels llld M.... Robert Harbreehtllld reported u quite w 111 Holler supe"I!Mlt, lula ~·. ~'lied u- DllDetJ u lludeoto
aorvod 0 pulor for II yean. family .
"--'Ill . ·
Salisbury EieiiJenllry • f~o 1
lho 5111 llld .., -adeo of
Q
Ber. llld lin. Walda J. .... .._ WWiam
tud •• to ....... part I .... r
leiS wore 'l'1lutldly evenin& .diJ>. ..,,.
Mr. and MJI. Wyatt 8cblefor I _en~
,_.
n'
PlalDs elemenllrJ wiJo
1101' ._..of Mr llld Mn Fred turried home lllot • villt wltb and .,0 , Dtlvld Ill. Mt. v.,..... COUll!)' 5111 and lth &rade
part:
·
Rooe",;i;,;, . ·
·
her 1100, Joe wllo Ill ollticlled ...,.. weekond. guw Ill. hill par- no wbleh will perfonl! at
BarDell. Ruth A 0 8
·
_ wltb tho US Navy at Mempblo, IIIII, 1\lr and Mrs
N01'11181l eray Jnnlll!' Blgll
Linda Clark, 8 Ill Three members of tho UnitMr. aad Mrs. Alborl Bilrt· TOIIII. anilat Columhua wllb Mr. Sehaeler.
.
Tueaday, Aprll30 at 8 p.m. ,
Sandn Curtis, Candac:e eel Mcthndlst Church ·- • In
lulrt of ClarbvUio, Ind. llld Mr. Kennedy and Mr. and Ill r o. Mr ~ Mra Clarence Ad<· der 1llo dlnl!llon of Ml!rrfll
Nancy Hawk, Pamela Jackson Saturday to attend the
lind Mrs. WllTell Reos of New Jack Kennedy.
Athena ~peal s . . day vis, vocal oupervlsor of
Vlekle Jlart, [lob- Vacaiion Church School training
Albany, Ind. wore · weekend Mr. and Mra. Edward lllnot with her parento, Mr. llld Mra. Jaclcson:
Kafhaugb, Tressa MarciD- conference held In tho Metho~~~ ol Mr. and Mra. J 0 ~ n visited Sunday afternoon, 1D Ma· Norman Schaefer. Clllen in tho Kathy Abbott, Sherrie
~a Spencer, Kay Spur· dis! ~urch and sponsored by
'
.
SOli, W. Va. witb Mr. and Mra. altemooo ,.... Bu1a Jeffera, oton, Robert Burdetle,
Carl VanWay, Reta Will- Melhndist chureheo of PortsMrs. Gerald Wlldennulll, Mrs. Emory Lan!e.
Mr. and Mra. Otvllle A II en, Dlll, Brenda Gllm<lre,
·
muulll District bo cooperation
Phil WlDiamom, lira. T. A. Mr. apd Mro. Dale Valentine John Stahl, llld Rlclulnl Jef. ·Grueoer, •Suaan
The
clKJrua wiD oiDtl: with the lnterboanl C<luncll.
- -
~·
1962 Thunderbird
put'lhallflr ,..~ " "
ObJcdlonaole
tr-on
llboflkl
~
nported lm.m.cllateiJ Tba !IDbUJI'Ier ww not be re.poutble ror
mar. tbaJI one
ln<'OJTect
Out of Line?
1963 Monu
V--··
"""'..,y ·-··
..,. ... ........ '
AMBITIOUs · woniaa: Do
Willi lots of money?
$2,695
ating Job? Wish to wort
part Ume? Maaagerlal
ty? U yoo do, write Box 121,
qifton, W. Va.
Spider 2Dr. l!MJ h .p. motor, white with red bucket aeata,
·4 speed trans., P.B., radio, heater, whitewalL't.
4 Cenu pf'r WON, ODe IDRriloa,
llllni#lum Cban:e flit eetlb
I Cenu per word for Tllrelo eo•
..outlve lliMJ'tiOIII.
Full rate Df t ceDb per
•Of'd wtll
btl eharaed tor advuttriDI ll not
IDJ Dill .
CAIID 01" TtlA.N&s - ''- ~ for
50 word n1nlrnum f!:aoh a.Witlonal worlt te Otolt.uarie. oubU. . .
ar I cent pu word.
m·~' ICE HOURS
8: 30 A M tn 6:00 p M . DaliJ
SaturdQ"--8 :30 A .AI. to l:t:CIO DWII
•
.
a.-
Loc 1Group
At conIerence
'
In Jackson
'. -
ley.;,
paid wltblrl 10 da)'11 U"ter reeei'r-
•
-hool G
s ive.
p 'I ROster
.
F C __ _. '
y..;,,
$3,595
lo..rttou
RATES
For Want Ad SerYtel
-"-·-·!IDII.._
·People In
River Report
Wheels
H.T. Coupe. LoC'ally owned and very low mileage, power
steermg and brakes, &utom.<~tir, radio, heater, whitewall
tires, spotless clean red interior, sno white finbh .
IUI:It
110 edl,r or ri'leet au acb deemed
Ill..,..,..,
Jllle.,..-.
,r, "'
.U-inlv About
Oa)' rt PunJiuU~
REGULATIONS
l'bl
"'
••
Dllll1 Sen1meJ, Pomero)''Mid4leport~prll 21; liiQ.S and
IT'S SO EASY
TO PLACE A
RESULT PRODUCING
NEW DEEP well pump $125,~.00:;';:1' HE'.AVY HENS available tst
Also well seal. Mildred
and 2nd of May, Wednesday
sell, Long Bottom, Ohio.
and Thursday. Earl Cross,
WANT AD
PHONE WY2·2157
-;;;,'lJ!I_
J(an. . ·
-·""t
..
"'
~~~~IN5~~~~~~:~;~~~~~~~~~~ DWTPt
Racine.
;-~~=~~~
your 4-29-ltp
septic tank. Get
All sept•·c Tank Cleaner.
Pomeroy
29
VI 3·2693.
4 26 6tc
We lhink of ynu us onf' who - - - - -- - - - - .s ll'Pps,
WALLPAPER as low as 30c per
All frt'l' Irom ~riPf and pain.
double roll. 300 patterns to
choose from . Cross Hardware
Middleport. Phone WV 2·3831.
keep,
Until we meet again .
Wife , Anna , :md child-
4 26 6tc
- --- - - - - - - - -
1
n
Helene , 1""0
R ef r1gera
·
tors, :'!:~:i:~: ll
and Norge. Both in
4 29 ltc
condition. 148 Butternut.
-c=-A~R=co=-=0
::-:F=-=rH;-:A-=-=-:NKS
wY 2·3009.
4 26 3tc
Frann •s,
and Rollin.
r en.
-
WE \\"fSH TO ll~ank all those
who were so k1nd and who
helped in Bnywa~· during !he
~wkn t-ss and de:Jih of our dear
mullwr Mr ~. Henry Bailey .
\\"1· t•snecially wish to thank
tiH' singPrs, minislf'rs,
Dr.
IJ<Jvis, Ewing Fullf'ral Home,
SPECIALS!
dinners ! Lovely unbreakable Mel mac Dinnerware is now at your nearby Evans Supermarket.
Apartment,
Dished. Phone WV 2-Ql87.
THREE and tour room furnished and unfumlslled apart.
ments. WY Z.f>434.
-
4 29 lip GUERNSEY cow for sale or
Will trade for young cattle.
Rolland Searles. Rutland·Harrisonville Rd ., Phone SH 2·
Original Prlco $995.00
Now-! PRICE
.. .
for families with small children who like to eat out-of-doors ond on the patio.
L.--
You must see this beautiful dinnerware to appreciate this bargain ! Buy a 4-piece
p:
cetting each week at omozing low prices, with the coupons from Evans weekly ad.
ase!
SAVE$'
lffectlvt Mon., Tu•., Wtd April 29, 30 • M•y ht
U.S. Gov't. ln1pecttd
SWI"'S PREMIUM.SLICED
s..,..c.....P1ck '
Leoo, Mild
1·111. Tray
IMCE'S -
Hovo OM Willi A Cokol
'"' .
..
Vel...
U. S. C:O.'t, lnopeotad
OP CAU'O""IA
With Coupon
DINNERWARE YOU CAN DEPEND ON
ENDS, SLICES 1r. PIICEI
DAIRY VALUY
EYAII
IRADE I WIE
lit.
No
••• b yean of b.utifulMVice. If you demand china-like quality, yet want dUI'IIbility
8Dd the eue of dishw88her care, Melmac by
Durawear of California is for you. Enjoy
eanfnMi diDing with the dishes that literally
defy breaking, chipping oc cracking. Ask
now for )'OUl' Mei!D!IC by Durawear in origi.
11111, thne-eolor paUerr. created tG please
Get 50 Extra .Jw Green Stamps
~
VALUABlE
~
(QUPON
4-PIECE PLACE SETTING
MELMAC
$149
DINNERWARE --- ----- ONLY
wllh
~b!1
coupon ando othe-r food pq,rchuu
LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER
50 EXTRA
(OIIIMft o-.1
J.w
Green Stn mp s
COUPON 1
I
Al)f"il 2f -tMu
Ma,. 4 Dt han•
' " " ' M.llrk.tl
tbo aelective teet&
•""""hlonally
• - - ..1. "Piold
Wo
Pl...,.•
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Coach Don established
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!skey's powerful Athens high school track team com- any danger Saturday, acept
p'•tely dominated the South~astern Ohio League Track in th: 1110-yard dash, where
Me•t as they snapped Logan s s1x-year re1gn and set a Wallace just missed the old reonew SEOAL meet record for the 8BO.yard rel~y event in ord of 10.0 set In 1960 by Mick·
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meet, coach Ed
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....GAH~ entry to win a gold med· Allan Wallar• ae<ounted r o r surprising performances.
Milwa~~~M"·• 12 I .8110 t 51. L<>ulls .Lal ADgelel -0,
al as the husky senior heaved fl)e Yellow Jark•ts' only I w o Eachus. in add!tion to win- San F'!flieis<o · 10 9 .520 Zit.
Molld01'• I'NINIWo
the shot putt 44'-3". beating his victories. his efforts were not ning the shot put, also placed Lo~ Allplet· ·
10 10 SID s
llollo!Do at PlltJburlb
nearest competitor by aboot enough to onset the overall bal· ,fourth in the discus throw.
Chicago
910 .f'/4 3141 P'arrlll tl-31 vo. FrieDel
four Inches.
ance of the top three teams. Lo- 1 Ralph Lusher earoed second Philadelphia
a 9 A71 Sit. Lao AIJielet at New
The Bulldog 1180-relay team gan, Gallipolis, and Jackson place in the 120-yard high hur- Cincinnati
6 10 .3'15 5 • talgbtl - Miller t:HI vo.
romposed of Ball, Miller. Stiff, each registered just one w 1 n dies with Terry Johnson uklng 1 Houston
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and Gustavson nicked tllree . each during the 14-event meet. fourth.
New York
6 12 .SS3 6
Chicago at ClndnnatJ
tenths of a !leCOnd, off the pre- Wallace, a promising sopho- Gene Armstrong alllo came
Sanday'• Besulta
Elbworlh 12-1) va.
vious meet record of L36.7 more, won the 1110-yard dash I through with a silver medal for Piltaburgb 3 New York z
San F1'8111!is<o at
which was set by the 1961 L<r 1with a blazing 10.4 and cam ell second place In the 1110-yard Chicago 4 PIJ!Iadelphla 1
toigbll .,... Flsber (fl-21 n.
gan team. The new record es· home first in the 440-yard-.<Wsft low hurdles.
Hausler<. t ·Cindnnall 2
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Brian Lintala and Frank Sl Louis 9 Loo .Angeles I
<only game• 'ocbeduledl
tabllsbed by Athena Saturday In 52.9.
will go into the books as 1:36.4. Jackson's only gold me d a I Gibert tied for third in the Milwaoke\! ' 3 San Fl'ancii<!O I
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Jn winning the SEOAL meet was earned by Dennis Hutchin· 1broad jump; Charlie Burnett
Houstoo at Pitllburgb, Dlabt
for the first time in history. the son. who soared t9'·2" to win tied with Logan's Joe Riddle- well (A), Patchen (A), Betz Los Augeleo at New York,
Bulldogs recorded nine firsts in the broad jump.
barger for fourth In the pole tG), and Richmond (L). Time Chicago at Clnclnoatl, Dlgbl
rolling up their 97 points Logan Logan·, Jim Oliver was I h e vault: Larry Betz ear ned · 4:46.5.
San Fran. at Phlhode1phia, Dlgbt
IJa• bekl the title since 1956.
on' Chieftain runner to win an fourth in the mile run· Rich- 880-YARD RELAY: Atbena, Milwaukee at St. Loail, Dlgbl
Althou~ Middleport's speedy event as he puffed to victoriiard McCown took fourth in the Middleport, GalUpolis, Logao,
Aloe_, LeqM
440-yard dash; Terry Johnson andJackson.Time-1:36.4.
w L Pel. GB
was fourth in the 180-yard low 440.YARD DASH: Wallace Kansas City
117 .ll3Z ..
hurdles; Brian Lintals was (M), Grogan (A), Oliver (L), New Y..-k
a G .115 1
fourth in the 220-yard dash : and McCown (G), and Terrel (L). Boston
9 8 .BOO 1
the GAllS 800-yard relay team Time - 52.9.
BaiUmore
10 7 .1188 1
fin is hed third.
180-YARD LOW HURDLES: Chicago
7 7 .800 1141
The only fifth place a word Stiff (A), Armstrong (G), Mil- Los Angelet
9 9 .800 210
w"n by Gallia Academy came ler (L), Johnson (G J. an,d Hand- Mlrmesota
a 10 .M4 3\it
in the high JUmp where Frank ley (AJ. Time - 22.6. '.
DOtroit
a 10 .444 3.\io
Gibert cleared the bar at &-2.
880-YARD RUN:
Rockwell Cleveland
5 8 .311$ 4
Jimmy Evans came through lA), Oliver tL). Burns (G), Washington
5 11 .314 8
with a third place ribbon in the Brown iLl , and Patchen (A) .
SIUiday•o Renlll
sso.yard run and the GAHS Time - 2:11.3.
Baston 4 Chicago s, 1111, -12 lno.
mile . relay team finished 220-VARD DASH: Gustavson Boston 6 Cblca110 2, 2nd
fourth .
(AI, Wilson (MI, Ball IAI, Detroit 4 Minnesota 0
Thus, for the first time since Lintala (G), ~nd Oliver (L). Kansas City I Washington I
the meet originated in 1956. has Time: 23.3.
Los Angelea s Baltimore 1
Logan failed to win it. with MILE REI.AY: Athens, Mid- New York~ Cleveland o
Athens emerging as a very dleporl, Logan, and Gallipolis.
8olanioy'• Jlelulll
strong contender in the district Time - 3:46.6.
Mlrmesota g Detroit S
meet next month.
mGH JUMP: Rose (A)·, Kroll Boston 9 Chicago 5
Only five of the SEOAL's ILl, Wallace IMI, Crawford Balllmore 4 Lot ~lesl
eight members entered teams iLl, and Gibert (G). Helgbl - Kausas Clly 7 Washmgloo s
Saturday,
as Wellston and Porn· S'-JOI4 ".
New York 8 Cleveland 1
O.K. JUST PHONE AHEAD FOR
eroy do not have track teams BROAD JUMP: Hutcblnsoa
Mooday'• PloboWo Plteben
whole Nelsonville declmed to IJJ, Rose IAI, Lintala IGI and Baltunore at Minnesota- BarFAST APPROVAL THEN STOP IN
enter.
Gibert iGI tie, and Harrison ber (4-ll vs. Pascual U-31
' Here are the summaries of jL ). Distance - 19'-2".
Washington at Los Angeles (2,
FOR YOUR MONEY. LOW EASY
the seventh annual
SEOAL , SHOT PUT: Eachus (G), Cade lwi·uightl - Rudolph lO-ll and
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IAI, Ely IAI, Stewart (L), Stenhouse ll-11 vo. Lee (2.0) ·and
MONTHLY 'PAYMENTS. REMEMBER
no-mGH HURDLES: Sti(f and Cheasman IL). Distance Turley 10.21
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! AI , Lusher iGl, Handley (AI,-:: 44'-3".
New York at Chicago talgblWHfN MONEY
Jqllnson (G) , ~nd Lighttoot (L) . . , piSCUS: Cade (A),
Cadd Stafford (1.1) vs. Pizarro (1.0)
Tllne - 18.4.
. (J,), Ely lA I, Eachus (Gl, and tooly gamee seheduledl
IS THE QUESTION
1011-YARD DASH: A. Wallace Stewart (L). Distance 118'-1!1".
TlleldiJ''• Gulli
. (MI, Gustavson iAl, BalliAh, .POLE VAULT: Cone (A), Kansas City at Detroit
> · Oliver tL), and Harrison . IL). Crawford IL), Rockwell (A), Cleveland at Bosloo
~·Time - 10•.
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IBurnett .IGI and Riddlebarger Baltimore at Minnesota
. , . ~DLE RUN: Oliver iLl, Rock· (L) tie. Height - 10'-3 3-4". New York at Lao AoBeles. Dlgbt
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1s more than juot JII'OPIJBnda, neat realdence Ranked by a JenthUJlastlc .about ·a •.cleaner,
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wbo own up ·to the dubious di.sr ..ntly have been rompleled or
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living· Ill dwelllngl that once In America, ooogbt In 1162 to Stark'. Pharmacy and Porn·
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lary evident In Meigs county, preatlge. They, did It by cat- handsome new fron\8. In ' Mid·
one of the pioneer areas of the eying out a state • wide clean- dleport, the Roller Pharpulcy
Ohio country. Hundreds of u~ campaign spearheaded by Is. laking ·on a new look. The
homes built 1n the post Civil Gov. won, Barroo ••llivantlng Melg.s•·1\'ator.'i!oinpauy· ls, Iilring
'War ero, wblle old, remai!J around his mountalna ltke tbO up a hew ni!tee oo North Sec,ll\ll!nd, ·and hlove been mod..,. ~te Mayor La · Guardia Qnce ond-av 1n Middleport. There
'lied lnaide. They cooUnue to \lid In hia beloved New York have been several major .addi·
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lions to the bualness communAn Easterner I o o II n 1 Wnt Yltgbllaas reaeraled lly the past year, chief of
, ll,~gh town Is Inclined · to so .mae~ lleom fie eleanlnf whicb ·Is the new · A&P SUper·
write oft Pomeroy • Middleport op Ilia! IHlr state recol•ad market. Kroger's Store In Porn~- dOapldated, run down, far a nao,nal award.
eroy had a face-Uftlng !Do.
~bind the times. He Is rlBbt, Are we, ~01t door neighbors Many ~st stofl!ll IIi porn:
as·toto. teex_terlora,
but dto Westh ed
itto be ·outb eroy hit by the blond replaced
sense o1 pride a notch or two M~lgs terralo.
Third place went to Athens under the bridge Several of
8
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Wella!Dn was fourth
3611 till. o I her piaY.,rs adVIsed
same. handicap waa t3.
w>th Mil, Jackson nell! at
• Bloomer to throw the baD .ool
Fer the seoond place leam 8 nd PO
•lx:na= 51
take a stroke, but he Jn.
laabeUe Couch rolled a 310,
meroy
sisted on playln3 11. His chip •
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Neacll Carsey 418, Beverley a 401!total.
shot from under the b rId g e
3119 and PbU Mullen,
Gary Ackermar•, Wellstoo'standed about 10 feet from lbe
with a team handicap of fine senior, fired a one • over pin on the No, f green,
par '13 to earn medallsl hooors
aa be replaced George Pope of Followlng the defeat ol hll
Gallipolis, who won the honor de(endlng champlo011, Coach
Wlee.
year.
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Milhoan ooted that Losao had
W
Ackerman toured the mom- the advaotage of Its hom I
Ins round with I seosational course, plus the fact that Galljone-<mder-por 85, hut had to set· polis picked up 10 . pelllity
tie for a 38 on the afternoon strokes durin3 the 18-hole evant
round to compile his '13 !Dtal. due to oul-<11-bounds shots, but
81 Ualled PftA - -1
Bill Moore's 74 and John he expressed confidence In the
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McAfee'a 75 paced the Logan Blue Devils wlll perform better
swin3era to their big vlctury, tn 'the district IDUrnameQt at
P~ELPHIA-BrlBn Stern· wilhMoore~aone-under the Falrgreens COOntl'y Clvb
berg of the UnlvmUy of Wash- par a5 on hJS afternoon round. next month.
lngiDo oet a world pole vauh reo- Playing under Ideal weather Following are the IIIUIIJII8l'o
ord of 16 feet, five lncbea m the c:nditlons, Coach John
MJI. jes for .Saturday's SEOAL tour-Penn Relays.
hoall's GABS clubbers played namenl·
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stroke for stroke with Logan oo
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NEW YORK - SUnrise COIInly, the morning round after I he
LOGAN (31tl
ao 1-t shot, woo the StK.850 Grey foursomes teed off st 9 a.m."
Mc:,Afee 311-37 _ n; MIIOre
Lag handicap at A,IJI!educt.. .
Wttb Jlmlny Be~d playmg 39-35 _ 74: Johnson 45-1.1 _ ....
coltslstenUy and Bill J an e s Blosser 42-42 _ 84
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WALNUT, CaiU.- AI Oerler playing the course Uke he own'
the New York A.. C. bettered
ed It, GalllpoUs appeared very . GAWPOUS (1291
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world mark disciiB record With much In the running as they Beard 39-40 _ 'Ill; Blooliier
heat of 2111 feet, 5\io Inches In
broke even after the first nine 45-40- 85; Janes 311-44 _ 82·
Mount SaD Aotoolo Relays.
holes, as Logan had the ad'lan· Carter 4241 _ 83
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tage of its borne course.
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SAO PAULO, BrazD - U. S. Following a big lunch In the
AmENS (3341
athletes woo five gold medals
clubhouse, the teams returned Vermillion 40-39 - 71; Now.
a Yank total of U In the
to the fairways and greena In comb 40-39 - 7!1; Eschenbach·
AmeriCIIID Games.
the afternoon, and Logan's fa- en 45-39 - 84; Gustavsoa 414t
Sallday
millarity with the course paid - 92.
f~ll dividends os Moore fired
WEWTON (MS)
WALNUT. Calif. - C. K.
his sizzling 35 and McAfee add· Ackerman 35-311 _ 73· Bl nkof Nationalist China and
ed. a 37 to paCf the Chiefs.
enship 39-48 _ 87 . Ba~be/ 41set a oew world decathlon
On the oth~r h~~· Gallipolis 44 _ 92 , Weber 46
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9,121 poln\8 for the
found llaelf m dlff>culty
ss
to-event competition.
Janes couldn't makt the putts
JACKSON (3651
and Steve Carter pounded two C. Lambert 42-41 - 83; G.
AUGUSTA. Ga. - ·
out of bounds sho\8 that result· Lambert 44-39 - 83; Oiler 47Wrlgbt and Marilynn Smith
ed in penalty strokea.
47- 94; Mitchell 52-M- 105.
the women'• Titleholders
It was GoUla's Ernie Bloom374
championshiplnloaplayoffwhen erwhoturnedlntheplayofthe S :LEPORTI 1 ~
they ,carded 392'o at tho eod
day, however, as the confident
~ :. 43-48 - B9; Ol
regul8tlon plof.
junior pulled off a nearly Jm. er
• ~Uensworth 51·
41 52
94
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poaalble stunt on the No.4 hole
- lll2; Hanning ' ·
SAN ANTONIO, Te•.
In the afternoon round.
POMEROY (...)
Rodgers carded a '12-bole ocore
His tee shot landed under a Crow 55-58- i11; Downie 53lSI to win the t:JO,OOO Texas
walking bridge, and the baD was 4G - 99; Wehrung 53-48 - 101;
JIOU toumameat.
lying In a gully almost directly Moore 50-45 - 111.
kendSpoJ1s
Events Summary
btte~o,
wrong as
successive elghth-lmdog hmnero, lui cabo 011~ the dmslng
as the Cuba rallied for four
because he knows every·
in the eigblb lnolng to live
body'• f101a1 home In 1 burry,
Buhl bi1 BeCODd win. Don Den,.. I
ter homered for the PhUUea.
Fischer, who set a
Elr Face Itched two bitlel<r Ileague record by pitching 81
in ren!r to wiD his
C!OD&eclltive inDlDgs without
ond ame for the Pirates
ing a walk between Aug. a
BID BMazerooki' bloop
Sept. :til, 1162, Is tho ehlef rea110n11
scored Bob Skin!e, with the
the AthleUcs occupy first place
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in the elgbth
the AmerlcaD League ~~
liarol1l mered for
ho nlieYed six Umea, pitched
DO
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Hoyt Wllhelm has his
a 4-0 won-lost record and a
ball. Smokey the Bear
earned nm average.
his fast ball and Luis Arroyo bll
Bealllellllon
acrewball. but the. X8Dial ~
Athletics thlak their rellef ace, Flacher made his sJzth
Bill Fischer, bas the belt pitch "''pearance of the season SWlday
of alL
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credit for the Athleticl' 6-5 vieIt 1 ealled 1 ltrfb.
tory over the Wasblngtoo SenaActually, the 33-year-old Flicb· ton. He's now been tbe wlmdng
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baU, curve and llider _ but bil last lleVeD victories. The AthletmOlt important 8B8et 11 that he lei won the game with a fourgets •em all over the plate. So n111 elgbth-lnoing rallf featured
wheo Maoagll' Ed Lopat
by alngles by Ed Charles, Chuck
to the bullpeo it's a1ao the
Essegtan, Jerry IAunpe and
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ton throwing errors.
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Spahn was tapped for H hit~
Sunday but didn 1t walk a batter
and was helped by two double
plays. He had a shutout until the
ninth when Felipe Alou tripled
and scored on an error and his
Llundr"f'
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first game for lhe Colts with four
innings of one·hil pitching in relief of Hector Brown. It wu the
Reds' fifth loss in six gameo.
Ron Santo and Erole Banks hlt
Tapped For 11 Hilt
feet job.
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sweep of their three-game series
with the DodJ!!ers on the wings of
15-hlt attack that included two
by Ken Boyer and three
hlta by Charlie James. Ernie
Broglio went 61-3 innings to win
third game while Johnoy Podropped his third decision
for the Dodgers. Bill Skowron
for the Dodgers.
Cotta Move ap
Bob Aspromonte's niJrth.lnning
single scored Carl Warwick witb
the winning run for the Col.t.1,
who replaced the Meta in ninth
place. Hal Woodeshick woo bia
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WNf Ruas
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Ithe 331-mark and is off to ·
' fastest start in five years.
could reach the 350-mark
year and then have another year
and a half or two years to
for a new record.
Spahn sco,..d the 331st
of hla career Sunday when
pitrhed the Braves to a 3·1
sion over the San
Giants. That gave him a 4-1
ord - his best start since
when he won hi! first dive
sions and he even Is abead
that season's timetable
he did not chalk up his
win of '5!:1 until May 4.
Spahn was either 3·2 or 2·3
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fine golf team broke out of a
Team Four of the women
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bowlers rolled !,Till pial
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lxlwledl title and displace the Blue Devlle aa 't he league cblmp.
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At Peden Stadium In Athens Saturday,
Coach Don established
In
!skey's powerful Athens high school track team com- any danger Saturday, acept
p'•tely dominated the South~astern Ohio League Track in th: 1110-yard dash, where
Me•t as they snapped Logan s s1x-year re1gn and set a Wallace just missed the old reonew SEOAL meet record for the 8BO.yard rel~y event in ord of 10.0 set In 1960 by Mick·
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....GAH~ entry to win a gold med· Allan Wallar• ae<ounted r o r surprising performances.
Milwa~~~M"·• 12 I .8110 t 51. L<>ulls .Lal ADgelel -0,
al as the husky senior heaved fl)e Yellow Jark•ts' only I w o Eachus. in add!tion to win- San F'!flieis<o · 10 9 .520 Zit.
Molld01'• I'NINIWo
the shot putt 44'-3". beating his victories. his efforts were not ning the shot put, also placed Lo~ Allplet· ·
10 10 SID s
llollo!Do at PlltJburlb
nearest competitor by aboot enough to onset the overall bal· ,fourth in the discus throw.
Chicago
910 .f'/4 3141 P'arrlll tl-31 vo. FrieDel
four Inches.
ance of the top three teams. Lo- 1 Ralph Lusher earoed second Philadelphia
a 9 A71 Sit. Lao AIJielet at New
The Bulldog 1180-relay team gan, Gallipolis, and Jackson place in the 120-yard high hur- Cincinnati
6 10 .3'15 5 • talgbtl - Miller t:HI vo.
romposed of Ball, Miller. Stiff, each registered just one w 1 n dies with Terry Johnson uklng 1 Houston
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and Gustavson nicked tllree . each during the 14-event meet. fourth.
New York
6 12 .SS3 6
Chicago at ClndnnatJ
tenths of a !leCOnd, off the pre- Wallace, a promising sopho- Gene Armstrong alllo came
Sanday'• Besulta
Elbworlh 12-1) va.
vious meet record of L36.7 more, won the 1110-yard dash I through with a silver medal for Piltaburgb 3 New York z
San F1'8111!is<o at
which was set by the 1961 L<r 1with a blazing 10.4 and cam ell second place In the 1110-yard Chicago 4 PIJ!Iadelphla 1
toigbll .,... Flsber (fl-21 n.
gan team. The new record es· home first in the 440-yard-.<Wsft low hurdles.
Hausler<. t ·Cindnnall 2
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Brian Lintala and Frank Sl Louis 9 Loo .Angeles I
<only game• 'ocbeduledl
tabllsbed by Athena Saturday In 52.9.
will go into the books as 1:36.4. Jackson's only gold me d a I Gibert tied for third in the Milwaoke\! ' 3 San Fl'ancii<!O I
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Jn winning the SEOAL meet was earned by Dennis Hutchin· 1broad jump; Charlie Burnett
Houstoo at Pitllburgb, Dlabt
for the first time in history. the son. who soared t9'·2" to win tied with Logan's Joe Riddle- well (A), Patchen (A), Betz Los Augeleo at New York,
Bulldogs recorded nine firsts in the broad jump.
barger for fourth In the pole tG), and Richmond (L). Time Chicago at Clnclnoatl, Dlgbl
rolling up their 97 points Logan Logan·, Jim Oliver was I h e vault: Larry Betz ear ned · 4:46.5.
San Fran. at Phlhode1phia, Dlgbt
IJa• bekl the title since 1956.
on' Chieftain runner to win an fourth in the mile run· Rich- 880-YARD RELAY: Atbena, Milwaukee at St. Loail, Dlgbl
Althou~ Middleport's speedy event as he puffed to victoriiard McCown took fourth in the Middleport, GalUpolis, Logao,
Aloe_, LeqM
440-yard dash; Terry Johnson andJackson.Time-1:36.4.
w L Pel. GB
was fourth in the 180-yard low 440.YARD DASH: Wallace Kansas City
117 .ll3Z ..
hurdles; Brian Lintals was (M), Grogan (A), Oliver (L), New Y..-k
a G .115 1
fourth in the 220-yard dash : and McCown (G), and Terrel (L). Boston
9 8 .BOO 1
the GAllS 800-yard relay team Time - 52.9.
BaiUmore
10 7 .1188 1
fin is hed third.
180-YARD LOW HURDLES: Chicago
7 7 .800 1141
The only fifth place a word Stiff (A), Armstrong (G), Mil- Los Angelet
9 9 .800 210
w"n by Gallia Academy came ler (L), Johnson (G J. an,d Hand- Mlrmesota
a 10 .M4 3\it
in the high JUmp where Frank ley (AJ. Time - 22.6. '.
DOtroit
a 10 .444 3.\io
Gibert cleared the bar at &-2.
880-YARD RUN:
Rockwell Cleveland
5 8 .311$ 4
Jimmy Evans came through lA), Oliver tL). Burns (G), Washington
5 11 .314 8
with a third place ribbon in the Brown iLl , and Patchen (A) .
SIUiday•o Renlll
sso.yard run and the GAHS Time - 2:11.3.
Baston 4 Chicago s, 1111, -12 lno.
mile . relay team finished 220-VARD DASH: Gustavson Boston 6 Cblca110 2, 2nd
fourth .
(AI, Wilson (MI, Ball IAI, Detroit 4 Minnesota 0
Thus, for the first time since Lintala (G), ~nd Oliver (L). Kansas City I Washington I
the meet originated in 1956. has Time: 23.3.
Los Angelea s Baltimore 1
Logan failed to win it. with MILE REI.AY: Athens, Mid- New York~ Cleveland o
Athens emerging as a very dleporl, Logan, and Gallipolis.
8olanioy'• Jlelulll
strong contender in the district Time - 3:46.6.
Mlrmesota g Detroit S
meet next month.
mGH JUMP: Rose (A)·, Kroll Boston 9 Chicago 5
Only five of the SEOAL's ILl, Wallace IMI, Crawford Balllmore 4 Lot ~lesl
eight members entered teams iLl, and Gibert (G). Helgbl - Kausas Clly 7 Washmgloo s
Saturday,
as Wellston and Porn· S'-JOI4 ".
New York 8 Cleveland 1
O.K. JUST PHONE AHEAD FOR
eroy do not have track teams BROAD JUMP: Hutcblnsoa
Mooday'• PloboWo Plteben
whole Nelsonville declmed to IJJ, Rose IAI, Lintala IGI and Baltunore at Minnesota- BarFAST APPROVAL THEN STOP IN
enter.
Gibert iGI tie, and Harrison ber (4-ll vs. Pascual U-31
' Here are the summaries of jL ). Distance - 19'-2".
Washington at Los Angeles (2,
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SEOAL , SHOT PUT: Eachus (G), Cade lwi·uightl - Rudolph lO-ll and
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New York at Chicago talgblWHfN MONEY
Jqllnson (G) , ~nd Lighttoot (L) . . , piSCUS: Cade (A),
Cadd Stafford (1.1) vs. Pizarro (1.0)
Tllne - 18.4.
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IS THE QUESTION
1011-YARD DASH: A. Wallace Stewart (L). Distance 118'-1!1".
TlleldiJ''• Gulli
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> · Oliver tL), and Harrison . IL). Crawford IL), Rockwell (A), Cleveland at Bosloo
~·Time - 10•.
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IBurnett .IGI and Riddlebarger Baltimore at Minnesota
. , . ~DLE RUN: Oliver iLl, Rock· (L) tie. Height - 10'-3 3-4". New York at Lao AoBeles. Dlgbt
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Complete cleaning service espe-cially
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Wbethec It should b• shampoood
cilities assure you of a per·
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7C ,...ft.
earned run average for this sea·
son is 1.67. Spahn himself drove
in the winning ron with an
eigblh·lnoing single and Hank
3 .... ~=·ad'::"~..:;·:~be·~i!'
The St. Louis Cardinalo downed
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Connn!ont Pickup St.tlo111 In Mlddloport•Porntl'tf
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Spruelnf up, IDII cleanlnJ llf'. Maaolt C<lunllanst ··:
DaUy· ~~~~·. Pomer. oy-MlddleJWirt,
tbua .,., can ~· thlJo 1m- Middleport Mayer Lee Smith
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of palo~ IDII aoQIO' olrrul>bory. CUJPSllo d11. lhal'lmr-. ~
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remarkable gtlber J willo-:e,mm.....,..ltoc>
thitlall.
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Jlllt ao Important, If not to lxdld pride In lbe ....llllDUIIo
~jlllt where to ttarl."
. more ao, 1i gelling after thai tly. Perhapo 11 wfll. be ohaken
But the imporlant thin& Ia to ncant' 1at nat door wltb ....eil out-·
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k111er or l!faOI CUtters. Noth- Mayot Chart.. Legar o f
.Mn ,.. augg..t sprucing up lnJ Ia more unslghUy than a Pomeroy BMually .gets very
1s more than juot JII'OPIJBnda, neat realdence Ranked by a JenthUJlastlc .about ·a •.cleaner,
iiiUe II lledlcated . to
Melga COOnty proper!)' _ .
who ""Y be allrred ln,to ItsInti liP. ~ up, and paintInti up.
In thll olx J1880 IOCIIoa are
dof,eJII ol Ideas for lbe homewho mJcbl 11\11 knoll'
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aomelbJnC besldeo jollln& our forsotten noslecled patch
of neater, Pomeroy. He can't do
jit alone.
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higher! Cleaning, brll!ltentng Something else occurs to
Several remodeling projects
up, remodetlng, Is an !liValuabJO Last year West Vlrgbllana, lo POmeroy • Middleport ,...
economic asaet.
wbo own up ·to the dubious di.sr ..ntly have been rompleled or
For .eumple, motlernlzaUon Unction of being one . of the ·are In procesa. Two immedl·
can add years of comfortable. moot depressed' areas (states) ately coming to mind
are
living· Ill dwelllngl that once In America, ooogbt In 1162 to Stark'. Pharmacy and Porn·
seemed hopeleaa. This Is pecu). shed some of their Inglorious eroy Pastry Shoji, both wtth
lary evident In Meigs county, preatlge. They, did It by cat- handsome new fron\8. In ' Mid·
one of the pioneer areas of the eying out a state • wide clean- dleport, the Roller Pharpulcy
Ohio country. Hundreds of u~ campaign spearheaded by Is. laking ·on a new look. The
homes built 1n the post Civil Gov. won, Barroo ••llivantlng Melg.s•·1\'ator.'i!oinpauy· ls, Iilring
'War ero, wblle old, remai!J around his mountalna ltke tbO up a hew ni!tee oo North Sec,ll\ll!nd, ·and hlove been mod..,. ~te Mayor La · Guardia Qnce ond-av 1n Middleport. There
'lied lnaide. They cooUnue to \lid In hia beloved New York have been several major .addi·
·be economic assebl.
City.
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lions to the bualness communAn Easterner I o o II n 1 Wnt Yltgbllaas reaeraled lly the past year, chief of
, ll,~gh town Is Inclined · to so .mae~ lleom fie eleanlnf whicb ·Is the new · A&P SUper·
write oft Pomeroy • Middleport op Ilia! IHlr state recol•ad market. Kroger's Store In Porn~- dOapldated, run down, far a nao,nal award.
eroy had a face-Uftlng !Do.
~bind the times. He Is rlBbt, Are we, ~01t door neighbors Many ~st stofl!ll IIi porn:
as·toto. teex_terlora,
but dto Westh ed
itto be ·outb eroy hit by the blond replaced
sense o1 pride a notch or two M~lgs terralo.
Third place went to Athens under the bridge Several of
8
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Wella!Dn was fourth
3611 till. o I her piaY.,rs adVIsed
same. handicap waa t3.
w>th Mil, Jackson nell! at
• Bloomer to throw the baD .ool
Fer the seoond place leam 8 nd PO
•lx:na= 51
take a stroke, but he Jn.
laabeUe Couch rolled a 310,
meroy
sisted on playln3 11. His chip •
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Neacll Carsey 418, Beverley a 401!total.
shot from under the b rId g e
3119 and PbU Mullen,
Gary Ackermar•, Wellstoo'standed about 10 feet from lbe
with a team handicap of fine senior, fired a one • over pin on the No, f green,
par '13 to earn medallsl hooors
aa be replaced George Pope of Followlng the defeat ol hll
Gallipolis, who won the honor de(endlng champlo011, Coach
Wlee.
year.
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Milhoan ooted that Losao had
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Ackerman toured the mom- the advaotage of Its hom I
Ins round with I seosational course, plus the fact that Galljone-<mder-por 85, hut had to set· polis picked up 10 . pelllity
tie for a 38 on the afternoon strokes durin3 the 18-hole evant
round to compile his '13 !Dtal. due to oul-<11-bounds shots, but
81 Ualled PftA - -1
Bill Moore's 74 and John he expressed confidence In the
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McAfee'a 75 paced the Logan Blue Devils wlll perform better
swin3era to their big vlctury, tn 'the district IDUrnameQt at
P~ELPHIA-BrlBn Stern· wilhMoore~aone-under the Falrgreens COOntl'y Clvb
berg of the UnlvmUy of Wash- par a5 on hJS afternoon round. next month.
lngiDo oet a world pole vauh reo- Playing under Ideal weather Following are the IIIUIIJII8l'o
ord of 16 feet, five lncbea m the c:nditlons, Coach John
MJI. jes for .Saturday's SEOAL tour-Penn Relays.
hoall's GABS clubbers played namenl·
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stroke for stroke with Logan oo
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NEW YORK - SUnrise COIInly, the morning round after I he
LOGAN (31tl
ao 1-t shot, woo the StK.850 Grey foursomes teed off st 9 a.m."
Mc:,Afee 311-37 _ n; MIIOre
Lag handicap at A,IJI!educt.. .
Wttb Jlmlny Be~d playmg 39-35 _ 74: Johnson 45-1.1 _ ....
coltslstenUy and Bill J an e s Blosser 42-42 _ 84
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WALNUT, CaiU.- AI Oerler playing the course Uke he own'
the New York A.. C. bettered
ed It, GalllpoUs appeared very . GAWPOUS (1291
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world mark disciiB record With much In the running as they Beard 39-40 _ 'Ill; Blooliier
heat of 2111 feet, 5\io Inches In
broke even after the first nine 45-40- 85; Janes 311-44 _ 82·
Mount SaD Aotoolo Relays.
holes, as Logan had the ad'lan· Carter 4241 _ 83
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AmENS (3341
athletes woo five gold medals
clubhouse, the teams returned Vermillion 40-39 - 71; Now.
a Yank total of U In the
to the fairways and greena In comb 40-39 - 7!1; Eschenbach·
AmeriCIIID Games.
the afternoon, and Logan's fa- en 45-39 - 84; Gustavsoa 414t
Sallday
millarity with the course paid - 92.
f~ll dividends os Moore fired
WEWTON (MS)
WALNUT. Calif. - C. K.
his sizzling 35 and McAfee add· Ackerman 35-311 _ 73· Bl nkof Nationalist China and
ed. a 37 to paCf the Chiefs.
enship 39-48 _ 87 . Ba~be/ 41set a oew world decathlon
On the oth~r h~~· Gallipolis 44 _ 92 , Weber 46
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9,121 poln\8 for the
found llaelf m dlff>culty
ss
to-event competition.
Janes couldn't makt the putts
JACKSON (3651
and Steve Carter pounded two C. Lambert 42-41 - 83; G.
AUGUSTA. Ga. - ·
out of bounds sho\8 that result· Lambert 44-39 - 83; Oiler 47Wrlgbt and Marilynn Smith
ed in penalty strokea.
47- 94; Mitchell 52-M- 105.
the women'• Titleholders
It was GoUla's Ernie Bloom374
championshiplnloaplayoffwhen erwhoturnedlntheplayofthe S :LEPORTI 1 ~
they ,carded 392'o at tho eod
day, however, as the confident
~ :. 43-48 - B9; Ol
regul8tlon plof.
junior pulled off a nearly Jm. er
• ~Uensworth 51·
41 52
94
51
poaalble stunt on the No.4 hole
- lll2; Hanning ' ·
SAN ANTONIO, Te•.
In the afternoon round.
POMEROY (...)
Rodgers carded a '12-bole ocore
His tee shot landed under a Crow 55-58- i11; Downie 53lSI to win the t:JO,OOO Texas
walking bridge, and the baD was 4G - 99; Wehrung 53-48 - 101;
JIOU toumameat.
lying In a gully almost directly Moore 50-45 - 111.
kendSpoJ1s
Events Summary
btte~o,
wrong as
successive elghth-lmdog hmnero, lui cabo 011~ the dmslng
as the Cuba rallied for four
because he knows every·
in the eigblb lnolng to live
body'• f101a1 home In 1 burry,
Buhl bi1 BeCODd win. Don Den,.. I
ter homered for the PhUUea.
Fischer, who set a
Elr Face Itched two bitlel<r Ileague record by pitching 81
in ren!r to wiD his
C!OD&eclltive inDlDgs without
ond ame for the Pirates
ing a walk between Aug. a
BID BMazerooki' bloop
Sept. :til, 1162, Is tho ehlef rea110n11
scored Bob Skin!e, with the
the AthleUcs occupy first place
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in the elgbth
the AmerlcaD League ~~
liarol1l mered for
ho nlieYed six Umea, pitched
DO
inning~ and allowed o;nlnl~ynp~:=
8tesag
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Hoyt Wllhelm has his
a 4-0 won-lost record and a
ball. Smokey the Bear
earned nm average.
his fast ball and Luis Arroyo bll
Bealllellllon
acrewball. but the. X8Dial ~
Athletics thlak their rellef ace, Flacher made his sJzth
Bill Fischer, bas the belt pitch "''pearance of the season SWlday
of alL
and went 2 1-S bmingl to reeeive
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credit for the Athleticl' 6-5 vieIt 1 ealled 1 ltrfb.
tory over the Wasblngtoo SenaActually, the 33-year-old Flicb· ton. He's now been tbe wlmdng
er hu a variety of pitches--fast pitcher in four of tbe Athletics"
baU, curve and llider _ but bil last lleVeD victories. The AthletmOlt important 8B8et 11 that he lei won the game with a fourgets •em all over the plate. So n111 elgbth-lnoing rallf featured
wheo Maoagll' Ed Lopat
by alngles by Ed Charles, Chuck
to the bullpeo it's a1ao the
Essegtan, Jerry IAunpe and
na1 for " " - City road
George Aluslk pl111 two WIIJhin&tary Jim Schaaf to lfDe up
ton throwing errors.
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If you ""d •pecl•l
tools, use our convenIent rtntll servict>.
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STOP SPLATI'EH
Protect door knobs and hard·
wire from spatterins paint by
cnating them liberally
with
damp soap. Paint after soap
dries. A wet cloth removes
paint spatters along with the
soap.
lnb'lcate " '
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Titanium b1n $4.79 111.
l•t•x bas• $7.95 ....
Interioralkyd b1se $6.20 all.
Interiorlatex bnt $3.99 pt.
eSTAPLE GUNS
e SCAFFOLDING
CLEAN NAILS
Scratch fingernails along the
sur(ace of a bar of soap before I
lawn
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10'"-4' I' - $4·
W'-4' xI' _ _ $5·92
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Pl1ilippine
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Mahogany
18c ':::
51 c 1/t,
51 c •q.
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Cherry _
w.tnut
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oq.
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X I' $6.72
Oak
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.recreation rooms, kltchens be- ·Round of Yay inch of the
Irome centers of family living square shank on an auger drill
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'l•'"-4' X I' $]-84
KnoHy Pine
ft.
and porches take on a new land it can fit in an eleetric
usefulness the year ' round.
drill , ano still be available for
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Or len the mLracle of modern 1use with hand auger •
living is achieved simply by ~ENGmEN CORD LIFE
adding new gas appliances.
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electric cord covers
The new gas ranges,
as used on telephones Will
furnaces, water heaters ,
soldering · iron and othfrige~~tors, lncine~ators,
workshop tool . cords. Also I
~ond1t1oners and
prevent tangling, kinking ; 1
mcrease
comfort
and
make
them easier to use and !
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ience a thousandfold and en- store.
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better use of existing floor II
space.
Replacement of a bulky outmoded furnace with
a new
I<.'Ompact gas unit no
larger
than a file cabinet can free ,the ,
basement for an attractlve re- 1
creation room or work shop.
A kitchen that is extra large
and inefficient gains new use- I
fUiness and pleasure when com·
blned with
family room 1
and laundry center. Too small ·
a kitchen can often be expand· ~·
ed by removing
a partition
and merging the kitchen with I
the dining area. Smartly styl·
ed gas appliances in a wide I
variety of colored enamel and 1
·the new plastic wood r:·~\::.~:: Jl
blend perfectly with Cl
and other furnishings to
plement the decor.
A glass enclosed porch
become a four - season room
rompletely Independent of
side weather, thanks to
heating and air
equipment. If the porch is on
the second fllor, it can be made
into an extra bedroofll or sitting room. · And it will be useful in winter as well as summer.
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appw.-? . , .. . . . .
If you are a customer ,., Ohio
Power Company just see your
dealer,appliancestoreorplumber.
He will furnish you with a WireUp Installation Bonus Certificate
to help you modemize your home
electrically. That, plus $10.00, ·
takes care of all normal electrical
installation costs!
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IMPROVEMENT FIELD
ELECTRIC WATER HEATER
BRUSH CLEANER
Messy paint brushes soaked
in .full-strength pine oil boosehold cleaner and rinsed in clear
"'ater wlll be clean and .soft.
.. LECTRIC All CONDITIDNtR
Act now, this offer e11pirea
May 151
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T1klr ltlvlnflll fll ""' wonderful op;
pattunltJ for lllldlr llvlna lleotrlclliyl
Vls~ your dealer', IPPllinct store or
. plumber tlXlaYI (Offer' limited Ill Ohio
•fGWII' Company cUstarnell.)
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ExteriorIn• mel ·- $1.65 111.
ExtertorExtedor-
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Everything In Paint for
the home. Color bltnding.
grease out of nails.
Now
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Woodwork - semi - gloss enamel in same color as walls.
Full gloss is often used in
kitchens and bath:. oorns.
ACT NOW- this money-saving
offer --·
EXPIRES
MAY
15,
1963
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Now, you can enjoy the oO.nven·
ience of better living electrically
-without worrying about'installatioil. expenses.
For only $10.00 per appliance,
• you can have a 240-volt electric
water heater, electric air conditioner (7500 Btu or larger),
electric range or electric clothes
dryer installed in your home.
So, why deny yourseU any
longer the work-saving,
ing and comfort-making features
We carry a compl•te liM of top quolitY,
home Fix-Up materlols at money'
saving prlc••· One-Stop service. Buy
now and save.
use a clear penetrating
sealer, followed by var.
of comfortable living to dwell- paste wn:c and buff vigorously
ings that once seemed hope- Ito prevent pitting and dullness. I
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Moderntzation can add years furniturp with a light coat of
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And last but not least, The
Dally Sentlrtal is engaged in
completely , repindellng and
modernizing 'the main offices of
1'l1e Ohio Valley Publishing Co.
on Mechanic-st. in Pomeroy.
So, we aren't just talking out
of an empty hi.t!
. We CAN change a visitor's
!mpression of us. All we· have
The deck and patio have achieved their place In the
to do Is CLEAN-UP, SPRUCE- sun. Witness this parquet decking of Western Pine reUP, PAINT-UP, FIX-UP.
gwn wood.
There is no better time than -
When sawing an
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For the final IICI'Uh-up ot a with a so1ut1oo ot ' cQp to t
cleaned - out prop, ,._ full· pll<Jnl o1 woter • .fl•or• ..,
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Plywood - for an opaque IDp
• seal with penetrating re..
sealer, flat oil or alkyd paint
or enamel undercoat. When
a ~~~:h C::~:,•rthea
to install any one of
these four flamel~ss
electric appliances
New Store Hours For
A CLEAN GAUGE
Modernization Adds Many :~1:.g ~:-~:~;bp~nrea~~
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Telephone 773-5541
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the proper paint to use for any
were, Y windows (by necessitY) , . &·nd
added new superstructures and"
mflWltings while doing it.
and 8x4x 16 blocks
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Interior· ourface you may be
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Plaoter
aod ..U!o.,
any htgh quaUty lnterlor nat .
paint. oll, alkyd or lalel paint.
Fer bathrooms and kitchens,
use selfli.gloss or gloss enamel
paint for greater waahablllty.
Wallboard - seal with primWal.l paneling, a new <;elllng and floor plus smart
er 1"8ler and then follow wllh
cessortes transf~rmed dingy cellar Into family living
high quality wall paint.
area.
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Hardboard _ _, with latex
psint, primer sealers, shellac
enamel undercoat. Use any
topcoat.
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WE DELIVER •
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Spahn was tapped for H hit~
Sunday but didn 1t walk a batter
and was helped by two double
plays. He had a shutout until the
ninth when Felipe Alou tripled
and scored on an error and his
Llundr"f'
Wuhing - -
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Cardmals completed
first game for lhe Colts with four
innings of one·hil pitching in relief of Hector Brown. It wu the
Reds' fifth loss in six gameo.
Ron Santo and Erole Banks hlt
Tapped For 11 Hilt
feet job.
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sweep of their three-game series
with the DodJ!!ers on the wings of
15-hlt attack that included two
by Ken Boyer and three
hlta by Charlie James. Ernie
Broglio went 61-3 innings to win
third game while Johnoy Podropped his third decision
for the Dodgers. Bill Skowron
for the Dodgers.
Cotta Move ap
Bob Aspromonte's niJrth.lnning
single scored Carl Warwick witb
the winning run for the Col.t.1,
who replaced the Meta in ninth
place. Hal Woodeshick woo bia
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laundry washPd . , . Our fa.
WNf Ruas
innings, and. 6-2.
which he won No. 4 in
through 1962 were May 13, June
5, May 12 and May 18, respec- 1
tively.
... dry cleanPd ... or regu lar
Shlrnpoolne
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er Cleveland Alexander before he
hangs up hia glove
The first inclination is to say
no but the idea_ isn't so farfetched after all when you con·
sider that the 42-year-old Milwau·
ket> Bra\'e letl-hander reached
Ithe 331-mark and is off to ·
' fastest start in five years.
could reach the 350-mark
year and then have another year
and a half or two years to
for a new record.
Spahn sco,..d the 331st
of hla career Sunday when
pitrhed the Braves to a 3·1
sion over the San
Giants. That gave him a 4-1
ord - his best start since
when he won hi! first dive
sions and he even Is abead
that season's timetable
he did not chalk up his
win of '5!:1 until May 4.
Spahn was either 3·2 or 2·3
er rive del•is\ons In each of
last four years and the dates
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Tlllill ~..-.
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aer 42'1, Donaa Glaze 361, and
Eslber Sylvester, 4t4. 1'l1e thne
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Meigs County Homeown rs- Urged 'To Clean-Up
fine golf team broke out of a
Team Four of the women
defending champion GalllpoU.
bowlers rolled !,Till pial
to Saturday aftemoon to win the Southeastern Ohio League
lxlwledl title and displace the Blue Devlle aa 't he league cblmp.
Team 'two wblch
1down
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The final score at th e ace n1c Hoctlng IWls Coun·
Bowie- ._ the
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b · d tb
Inn\ Chi ·ltaln8 with 31
winners
Gallloeanllss
owkerunner
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ng wleth 329.
wtllla ""were
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up·h onolil
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Washingtou Senator&, 8·5, the
New York Yankees shut out the
Cleveland Indians, 6-0, the Los
Angeles Angels edged out the
Baltimore Orioles, 3-2, the Detroit Tigors topped tho Minneso·
ta Twins, 4-0, and the Boston Red
Sox swept a doubleheader from
the Chicago White Sox, 4-3, In 12
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Warren Spahn Leads
Reds Lose To Houston :~.
By FRED DOW!ol
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TOOL STORAGE TIP
· ThorouiJhly cleaning
. h~s and other garden tools
alter the season and coating
' them wllh good . paste wax will
· "not only prevent rusting, and
attract less ditt and' grime
than oil.
ELECTRIC RANE
PAINTING TIP
·Paint hard ~ to • reach areas
with a small pice of synthetic
aponge tacked to the end of a
ya~dstick or lightweight pole.
Thl1 special offer Includes pluJnb.
in1 lnd wlrln& fgr water heater
lnstallationa.
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n;ae~t Friday bahried a
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A new _powder room like this not only wlllaollt morn·
ing traffic jams, but serve aa a conversabon piece for
•)If~~~!~ The Roman decor is accented by the marblt11al·
A RUSTIC AND HANDSOME PATIO selling has been achieved in this home ~.
paneUne on the counter and the tasteful acces·
he
use
of
red
cedar
shingles
on
the
s1de
walL
sories.
Easy
to milntaln, the plal\)c-mrftced hardboard
t -- - ·
·
walls and countertop can be damp-wiped clean. A bril·
BANDS uFF
IFOR vouNCJSTERS
IHANDY TRICK .
r
coral accent color complements tbe dramaUc ef- .1
't mistake furnace! Raise a wooden chait for No need to opoll liquids
Two other new accent colora - blue and creenFam;,: w~n
ed voun•sters by screwing four eo into smaller mouthed cen- alao have been added to the line of platlllc-surfaced bard•nd o::. .er m1requen 11)
us ·
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controls for light switrhes if ru bber-tippeo
door bumpers tam.
ers when
no funnel ls board plan k ava 11a bl e I t 1umber dealen .
you tape a
board over
tuuched .
s~alhl loop toft cabr- 1~~~!~~s b~!~mea~~~~
.swltC
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o!e le!!:
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r-~ when no longer need· pomU!d
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where I!quo'd •hou ld go.
Pour slowly and .steadily.
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W.UING SCHEDULE
V'axing your wood floors four ;,ONG REACH
or ~five times a year will pay · When painting high. o~t-of·
off in easv maintenance and the-way places, . tape or ue. a
the added ;atisfaction of know-j wooden or alum1m.m extens1on
illg that your floors are gleam· I pole to the handle of your
ingly beautifu l always. _ _I b~ush_ or roller.
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When you went to re11111delor
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IMPERIAL WALLPAPER
moth-protection benefits
I' 297
1. Keep the closet as air
tight as possible. Close the door
Retail Store and Office Located At
*
securely after 1toring or remov·
Middleport, Ohio
tng2. articles.
Wipe the cedar occastonol-
So. 2nd Ave.
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and dirt.
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poUinate the budget rather
try to prune it.
Taking a lesson from mother
ture, they have fouiHI that if
a little pollen to JJOmeone
Oower, buning loudly
it, sOmeone else ·will sprinkle
the other day, noticed a ehange11ittle pollen their way.
. In the weather and began
This is why so many of us
Homeowners Give Thrill To
•Texas Democrat
"WtfBht, a lyrieai Denooc"•tl rhapsodize thusly:
!<!"'led. out the window "'With springtime blossoming
all over, home owners Jn
Annouuei"11 , _j· 1NEW SERVICE
Lumber of oil kinds in all dl·
rnensions for every place gnd
and washers on wludow scrHn-
READY TO HANG
FULL SIZE
PLASTIC DRAPES
Full size, assorted floral desigM, Buy several
paJrs
now and save.
JJc
DRAPES
sc·• x 84" 11ze. Plain
colora 111d fancy patterns.
Wldo selo.Uon. Cbooa
DOW.
part of the country are
ing on their lawns and
-mowing, trimming, prUning.
..Here in Washington most
in Congress are doing
kind Of pruning, We're trying
make lnteiUgent cuts iJi the
budget."
Wright penned these Unes In
release that seemed to
It;,.~~~= the very essence
Is
in , COngress-the esbut not the amglomeration.
-c ·u stom Building of
payers have hay fever.
REGULAR 24.95- 9or12 FOOT SIZE
COTTON LOOP
RUGS
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to intlall.
Planting is, of course. also·
portant at this time of year.
most every congressman is
to plant something, even if
onty a foot on some buro•aucJrat's
back acreage.
In addition, a sizable number
budget horticulturists devo,f•
efforts to watering it down.
WALLPAPER
A wide a1sortment of new kltehen, living room, bedroom
and bath room patterns. Choose now at Stiffler'• low, low
prices.
All of this feverish activity. of
which prunlog is only 8 amaH
explains jn large metiSure
the budget grows hi
shapes, luxuriant in
and stunted in another.
A PAO• PROM
18c to 75c
SINGLE
ROLL
llat01
House
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Cleaning
Easler!
Canister Model
HOMEOWNERS
"PACKAGE''
INSURANCE
and finish·
ing. Wide variety of colors.
Top qvolily,
SEE US TODAY FOR YOUR BUILDING NEEDS
fl;ii:t'
All th~ protection you
need for your horne is in
this one low COil Nadon·
· wide plan. Ask for the
Homeowners Polic,_for
con\'enience .. , an4 for
rul Avina• Cu 11\\l(h ••
400.-f> over tepatt[e wver·
aaes.dependinJ on whett
you hve).
VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY CO.
PHONE WY 2-2709
MIDDLEPORT, 0.
MAX WARD
I 15 I,
Po-.y '
WY2nol
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37.88
STORM WINDOWS
and DOORS · .
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A N~W IO~A fOR A NIW llfA
Everyth ing for t~:terior Cl"d
'19.95
Reguler 59.95
Strain lumpa and sedlmonll
oul of a can of paint by pour·
In& alowly thruugh a doublt
thickne01 of cheesecloth that
hao been tied over lba mouth
ol an ompty jar or pd.
Decorat ive ond plo ir~ . Easy
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f.Jew Spring Assorf11Jent
DECO~ATOR'S NOTEBOOK
PAINT STRAINER
noise, make home quieler.
-
value plu..
to funnel reot back Into jar.
Acoustical ceiling ti les obot b
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A!sorted eolor cotton loop rup. CUShioned with thick foam rubber back. loo theN lor
ltem• are selected, tift screen
delive-ry.
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Full
lng for sorlng. When wanled
purpose. PricP d riQht. Frtt
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more congressmen try to
The Lighter Sidf!
the current i1 on.
SCREEN SORTER
Dump jars of ocrewa, bolts,
lf that happens, no amount
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will save you.
Another Pastlme
Another popular springtime
li_!!~~ln~to~~~~WI~'th~e~a~cb~ot~h~er:_:._______ Uvity in Congress is cross-·1pollinat11
fng. The latest census shows
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its blade between the two healIng elements, or poles. of 1
pistol-typo ooiderin& &un while
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pruning.
' frequently at the aame Ume.
One more word about pruning.
It is Important always to prune
carefully. Otherwise, you
pare off the 1imb you are
Want To Save Money? r.•"
To demagnetize • aerew- '
driver, or other amall tool, pau
We've everything you need for
home improvements and repairs!
an old rule of
Many members of Congress are
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all J
before storinl them.
DEMAGNETIZE TOOLS
S. 3RD AVE.
intelli~ot
PLUMBING & HEATING
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MINERSVILLE
wood lightly ••·
4. Air dry or dry clean
articles
to
intelligent fertilb:er
spreading may produce even bet·
ter results at the grassroots thaD
.
ery year or 10 to reopen any
closed wood pores and renew
the strength of the cedar fra-
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both pruners and fertilizer spread-
Jy with a dry cloth to remove
ir~terior pQintin~
will lind •••
down on the ground pour-
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WE CAN DO ITJ
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Smart redwood paneling distinguishes this bath
brings ceramic tile, cork floor tile, and hard wood
from
CLINTON FISHER COMPANY
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For every lawgiver that you see
up in the branches w1th a palr i)f
2 col cutlines Home Improvement Edition Sent-Trib. • .
a closet lined with aromutlc
red tedar, follow the..
Iaeroeral rules :
aa
IduJring this season.
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closet. An entire closet can be
lined over a weekend for approximately $50.
To realize the maximum
WE ARE YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR
metaphor, while
on.
stalled right over old cl010t
walls. It alBO ean be nailed
over open framine in a new
Smart new styles It
low, low prices now
on sale. See those for
top value in our Cu,..
tain Dept.
goes on at the capitol
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(AMERICAN STANDARD)
MlddltpG-1
·•RuHies ·
Corpora-
1~udg.,:et it went, was incomplete.
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pruning is by 110 means
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Baker Furr.iture
ways to protect on masking tape and cut out
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c1oset~.
This e.asy-to-h~ndle tion and used 81 a plaintlng
matenal, which IS avad11ble ullcle~·::__ _ _ _ _ _ _:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
in pre-packaged bundles at ~ ·
local lumber dealers, can be in' __
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Idoning
e111stall·A New Bathroom ·
e Make Needed Plunihlng Rep11irs
elnstall ANew Heating System
llult • - • •
protective
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Fo~lca
Metophor -JII!IIele
WRat I mean is !bat bla
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your clothes to to Install aro- with a razor blade. Tht tape
matie red cedar bnlng In your can then be pre"ed Into posl-
Exterior & Interior
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these items ore fair gamt PAINTING DESIGNS
for posky moths.
.
When painting small d01lp
One of the most effective and on flat toUrface•. draw cleolgna
economical
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Painting
Kllt!Unl. in~sl bel p~actlcal but they can be beautiful too, says
Uon and proves'its pomt ill thil picture.
a
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empty ldhe•ivt lapo
spool mak.. a perfect IICH'age
quid will follow pencil.
klt IIH' a plumb or chalk line.
When WIXIld oround .pool aud
CLE~NI~G B~USHES
anspped back into IH'i&inl} COY·
. I! bqu1~ pamt brus~ cleaner I
er the lint 1taya dry, clean
1sn t av~i1ab1e, emulsify
br workmg a~ aU-purpose
Now'• a good time to moth- tond eto'l ocatter chalk tllrou8h
uid detergent mto bristles.
closets to ' protect tool bo•. Or, han1 11 up on a
valuiable wool•ns aud fun dur- nalll
lng the cold weather month•.
Once taken out of
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NO MORit TANGELI
Now Is Tm'e
To Remodel
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Tbto !s the eJeanar that
walb "" air. No ,pllllin£, no tuutna. de...
Why not treat your famUy to the
charm of:this kitchen in your home?
tr follows after you OD
HOOVER
This kitchen seta the family m!JO<I. • • • in a
'And of ooune. at the heart of any modem
If your kitchen Is more than live , . _ old.
kltehalla
GAS built.ia lUll'• A O~ ·Ranp
probtably ~~ much about It you wllh.,....
llt.IPI bttla' becauee tba OWII uirwla-}!aa~
mort1 OGQvenieDt, more CODCiuolvo to "relua•
tion breaka" with family or frlenda. If YOIIIN lt brolle ~*• beca... tba r.t e.... bltit-about to build a new home, tba IJIIWtr II obvl- rlcb Ju1ote in Dlllt. Alld GA8pv11 7011 r1tr1
autotutkl-kinl convenienCe, t.oo-ltu:lud!Df.
oll8. If you are not, you can lltl11 ajo)< tba
·tile
Bumer-with-a-Brain that maltei over/
flneot In kitchen mapc by NDO<IalliJII.
Eithar way you'D do bttter with tile .,.n ~in1 uteoeil automatic[
Aak an authorized Packqed ·Gu KitdloD
aid of a Packapd GAS Kitchen U.t.r. 'H • will
help you plan a frioh now lll'riDI""*'t• with 11ea1ar to show you a aiiiCIItmiaed multi-eab!Det
IIDBrt, rooiD)' eablneta and countera alfordln& plall for your home. · Alul rtmembor.,-for tba
that Htra atorare apace and convtnient counter IIIWIIitdlaD )'Oil'U love to aaolr Ill •.• ;
yOII'U love.ta ~k M it 0,\81
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SCHEIRICH BRONZEGLOW BIRCH
KITCHEN menlo just naturally tasll! bet"':'!.
Cooking lor your family will be fun agam
when you're surrounded by
bea~tifw
HERE'S WHAT WE WILL DO- we'll measure, estimate and In·
stall to suit your "eeds. This Is a quality service that can save
you money. Phone 985-2005 and we'll be happy to visit your
home and quote you our LOW P~I(E. And there's no obligation, of course. Call us todoyl
.
For a friendly "love-to-relax-in" kitchen,
see your nearest Packaged Gall Kitchen Dealer
.
ttu: .
wood grain of select red b1rch ID a.
SCHEIRICH KITCHEN!
\'ell, good Jiving is yours in BRONZEGLO\V)
BIRCH KITCHENS by SCHEIRICH · •~
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Genei'CII" Contracting
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and aoe can be yours more easily than you
think! Come in_and see our display • • • we
can tailor a kitchen precisely to your needl. .
LET US BIDLD
YOUR NEW HOME
Phone For Fret Estimete
Or Our Repreaentetive
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HOOVER UPRIGHT CLEANER 54·"
HOOVIR
CLEANER Model
2100
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POIITABLI
Rotulor 59.95 - - - - - :~:v:~Aill SHAMPOO-POLISHER
55·
48·''
HOOVER POLISHER ~~:L __ 24·11
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CAROLINA LtJMBER
lUke houa
fUD.
:' ~ AilS Floors
Will' C1ll At Your Home.
ttl owa air atream.
FOR OUR
APRIL SHOWER
OF BAJGAINS•
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' .· Old-Type.Cellars Are 'Out'
it
:u:...
OODta for
l!pOI!or
STIFFLER'S ·sPRING HOME VALliS
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•
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•
•
•
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Time To ·Re-Decorate !.
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I
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Add Beauty to Your Wi.ndoWs I .
~NeW
,..,;.;
.
THE B&ST IN
'•
Curtains
ePaael•
• • •
•n..:Bacb
A new _powder room like this not only wlllaollt morn·
ing traffic jams, but serve aa a conversabon piece for
•)If~~~!~ The Roman decor is accented by the marblt11al·
A RUSTIC AND HANDSOME PATIO selling has been achieved in this home ~.
paneUne on the counter and the tasteful acces·
he
use
of
red
cedar
shingles
on
the
s1de
walL
sories.
Easy
to milntaln, the plal\)c-mrftced hardboard
t -- - ·
·
walls and countertop can be damp-wiped clean. A bril·
BANDS uFF
IFOR vouNCJSTERS
IHANDY TRICK .
r
coral accent color complements tbe dramaUc ef- .1
't mistake furnace! Raise a wooden chait for No need to opoll liquids
Two other new accent colora - blue and creenFam;,: w~n
ed voun•sters by screwing four eo into smaller mouthed cen- alao have been added to the line of platlllc-surfaced bard•nd o::. .er m1requen 11)
us ·
"
·
controls for light switrhes if ru bber-tippeo
door bumpers tam.
ers when
no funnel ls board plan k ava 11a bl e I t 1umber dealen .
you tape a
board over
tuuched .
s~alhl loop toft cabr- 1~~~!~~s b~!~mea~~~~
.swltC
es no
0
~:tl:~:·thH~: :a::C~ith
o!e le!!:
e screwed
r-~ when no longer need· pomU!d
.
where I!quo'd •hou ld go.
Pour slowly and .steadily.
'" ·
W.UING SCHEDULE
V'axing your wood floors four ;,ONG REACH
or ~five times a year will pay · When painting high. o~t-of·
off in easv maintenance and the-way places, . tape or ue. a
the added ;atisfaction of know-j wooden or alum1m.m extens1on
illg that your floors are gleam· I pole to the handle of your
ingly beautifu l always. _ _I b~ush_ or roller.
i
1
and Heating Servic~
ltll . . . . . . , , .......... ,
When you went to re11111delor
lmpi'IIYI your homt, office
or business •••
. . . OI.DI& .
Ot I 2 tua ... ,.. .......
All
e•rWDWaaQn*'-11'9
• ......
·n ......
n•••••:
v. • ....'
Is,.,..._.....,
As': ... ._,_.,, . .
1
'
sH1hlalinpTodty_
AT
INSURANCE COVERAGE
IMPERIAL WALLPAPER
moth-protection benefits
I' 297
1. Keep the closet as air
tight as possible. Close the door
Retail Store and Office Located At
*
securely after 1toring or remov·
Middleport, Ohio
tng2. articles.
Wipe the cedar occastonol-
So. 2nd Ave.
,__.
•LJ
••
~~~~~~~;,;::::;:;;:;;:;;;;:;::~;;:~~~~~~=~'1~ dustS. Sand
and dirt.
iii
the
1
I
•
'
A
poUinate the budget rather
try to prune it.
Taking a lesson from mother
ture, they have fouiHI that if
a little pollen to JJOmeone
Oower, buning loudly
it, sOmeone else ·will sprinkle
the other day, noticed a ehange11ittle pollen their way.
. In the weather and began
This is why so many of us
Homeowners Give Thrill To
•Texas Democrat
"WtfBht, a lyrieai Denooc"•tl rhapsodize thusly:
!<!"'led. out the window "'With springtime blossoming
all over, home owners Jn
Annouuei"11 , _j· 1NEW SERVICE
Lumber of oil kinds in all dl·
rnensions for every place gnd
and washers on wludow scrHn-
READY TO HANG
FULL SIZE
PLASTIC DRAPES
Full size, assorted floral desigM, Buy several
paJrs
now and save.
JJc
DRAPES
sc·• x 84" 11ze. Plain
colora 111d fancy patterns.
Wldo selo.Uon. Cbooa
DOW.
part of the country are
ing on their lawns and
-mowing, trimming, prUning.
..Here in Washington most
in Congress are doing
kind Of pruning, We're trying
make lnteiUgent cuts iJi the
budget."
Wright penned these Unes In
release that seemed to
It;,.~~~= the very essence
Is
in , COngress-the esbut not the amglomeration.
-c ·u stom Building of
payers have hay fever.
REGULAR 24.95- 9or12 FOOT SIZE
COTTON LOOP
RUGS
.
to intlall.
Planting is, of course. also·
portant at this time of year.
most every congressman is
to plant something, even if
onty a foot on some buro•aucJrat's
back acreage.
In addition, a sizable number
budget horticulturists devo,f•
efforts to watering it down.
WALLPAPER
A wide a1sortment of new kltehen, living room, bedroom
and bath room patterns. Choose now at Stiffler'• low, low
prices.
All of this feverish activity. of
which prunlog is only 8 amaH
explains jn large metiSure
the budget grows hi
shapes, luxuriant in
and stunted in another.
A PAO• PROM
18c to 75c
SINGLE
ROLL
llat01
House
<5;cAat1LtciL\
'---'-·-.::·~·
;.;••;.;•;.;•,;;•.;.·::::.::.>:-::
Sow"SHY~
HOOVER
Cleaning
Easler!
Canister Model
HOMEOWNERS
"PACKAGE''
INSURANCE
and finish·
ing. Wide variety of colors.
Top qvolily,
SEE US TODAY FOR YOUR BUILDING NEEDS
fl;ii:t'
All th~ protection you
need for your horne is in
this one low COil Nadon·
· wide plan. Ask for the
Homeowners Polic,_for
con\'enience .. , an4 for
rul Avina• Cu 11\\l(h ••
400.-f> over tepatt[e wver·
aaes.dependinJ on whett
you hve).
VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY CO.
PHONE WY 2-2709
MIDDLEPORT, 0.
MAX WARD
I 15 I,
Po-.y '
WY2nol
t44tO
37.88
STORM WINDOWS
and DOORS · .
.
. :•TJIPLE-
A N~W IO~A fOR A NIW llfA
Everyth ing for t~:terior Cl"d
'19.95
Reguler 59.95
Strain lumpa and sedlmonll
oul of a can of paint by pour·
In& alowly thruugh a doublt
thickne01 of cheesecloth that
hao been tied over lba mouth
ol an ompty jar or pd.
Decorat ive ond plo ir~ . Easy
•
f.Jew Spring Assorf11Jent
DECO~ATOR'S NOTEBOOK
PAINT STRAINER
noise, make home quieler.
-
value plu..
to funnel reot back Into jar.
Acoustical ceiling ti les obot b
•
A!sorted eolor cotton loop rup. CUShioned with thick foam rubber back. loo theN lor
ltem• are selected, tift screen
delive-ry.
'
Full
lng for sorlng. When wanled
purpose. PricP d riQht. Frtt
2.99
.....
3.99
more congressmen try to
The Lighter Sidf!
the current i1 on.
SCREEN SORTER
Dump jars of ocrewa, bolts,
lf that happens, no amount
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will save you.
Another Pastlme
Another popular springtime
li_!!~~ln~to~~~~WI~'th~e~a~cb~ot~h~er:_:._______ Uvity in Congress is cross-·1pollinat11
fng. The latest census shows
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its blade between the two healIng elements, or poles. of 1
pistol-typo ooiderin& &un while
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pruning.
' frequently at the aame Ume.
One more word about pruning.
It is Important always to prune
carefully. Otherwise, you
pare off the 1imb you are
Want To Save Money? r.•"
To demagnetize • aerew- '
driver, or other amall tool, pau
We've everything you need for
home improvements and repairs!
an old rule of
Many members of Congress are
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all J
before storinl them.
DEMAGNETIZE TOOLS
S. 3RD AVE.
intelli~ot
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wood lightly ••·
4. Air dry or dry clean
articles
to
intelligent fertilb:er
spreading may produce even bet·
ter results at the grassroots thaD
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ery year or 10 to reopen any
closed wood pores and renew
the strength of the cedar fra-
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ing on the ferUlir.er.
both pruners and fertilizer spread-
Jy with a dry cloth to remove
ir~terior pQintin~
will lind •••
down on the ground pour-
WHAT HAVE YOU? ..
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four
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Smart redwood paneling distinguishes this bath
brings ceramic tile, cork floor tile, and hard wood
from
CLINTON FISHER COMPANY
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For every lawgiver that you see
up in the branches w1th a palr i)f
2 col cutlines Home Improvement Edition Sent-Trib. • .
a closet lined with aromutlc
red tedar, follow the..
Iaeroeral rules :
aa
IduJring this season.
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closet. An entire closet can be
lined over a weekend for approximately $50.
To realize the maximum
WE ARE YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR
metaphor, while
on.
stalled right over old cl010t
walls. It alBO ean be nailed
over open framine in a new
Smart new styles It
low, low prices now
on sale. See those for
top value in our Cu,..
tain Dept.
goes on at the capitol
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(AMERICAN STANDARD)
MlddltpG-1
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Corpora-
1~udg.,:et it went, was incomplete.
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pruning is by 110 means
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Baker Furr.iture
ways to protect on masking tape and cut out
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c1oset~.
This e.asy-to-h~ndle tion and used 81 a plaintlng
matenal, which IS avad11ble ullcle~·::__ _ _ _ _ _ _:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
in pre-packaged bundles at ~ ·
local lumber dealers, can be in' __
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Idoning
e111stall·A New Bathroom ·
e Make Needed Plunihlng Rep11irs
elnstall ANew Heating System
llult • - • •
protective
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WRat I mean is !bat bla
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your clothes to to Install aro- with a razor blade. Tht tape
matie red cedar bnlng In your can then be pre"ed Into posl-
Exterior & Interior
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these items ore fair gamt PAINTING DESIGNS
for posky moths.
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When painting small d01lp
One of the most effective and on flat toUrface•. draw cleolgna
economical
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Uon and proves'its pomt ill thil picture.
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empty ldhe•ivt lapo
spool mak.. a perfect IICH'age
quid will follow pencil.
klt IIH' a plumb or chalk line.
When WIXIld oround .pool aud
CLE~NI~G B~USHES
anspped back into IH'i&inl} COY·
. I! bqu1~ pamt brus~ cleaner I
er the lint 1taya dry, clean
1sn t av~i1ab1e, emulsify
br workmg a~ aU-purpose
Now'• a good time to moth- tond eto'l ocatter chalk tllrou8h
uid detergent mto bristles.
closets to ' protect tool bo•. Or, han1 11 up on a
valuiable wool•ns aud fun dur- nalll
lng the cold weather month•.
Once taken out of
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NO MORit TANGELI
Now Is Tm'e
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Why not treat your famUy to the
charm of:this kitchen in your home?
tr follows after you OD
HOOVER
This kitchen seta the family m!JO<I. • • • in a
'And of ooune. at the heart of any modem
If your kitchen Is more than live , . _ old.
kltehalla
GAS built.ia lUll'• A O~ ·Ranp
probtably ~~ much about It you wllh.,....
llt.IPI bttla' becauee tba OWII uirwla-}!aa~
mort1 OGQvenieDt, more CODCiuolvo to "relua•
tion breaka" with family or frlenda. If YOIIIN lt brolle ~*• beca... tba r.t e.... bltit-about to build a new home, tba IJIIWtr II obvl- rlcb Ju1ote in Dlllt. Alld GA8pv11 7011 r1tr1
autotutkl-kinl convenienCe, t.oo-ltu:lud!Df.
oll8. If you are not, you can lltl11 ajo)< tba
·tile
Bumer-with-a-Brain that maltei over/
flneot In kitchen mapc by NDO<IalliJII.
Eithar way you'D do bttter with tile .,.n ~in1 uteoeil automatic[
Aak an authorized Packqed ·Gu KitdloD
aid of a Packapd GAS Kitchen U.t.r. 'H • will
help you plan a frioh now lll'riDI""*'t• with 11ea1ar to show you a aiiiCIItmiaed multi-eab!Det
IIDBrt, rooiD)' eablneta and countera alfordln& plall for your home. · Alul rtmembor.,-for tba
that Htra atorare apace and convtnient counter IIIWIIitdlaD )'Oil'U love to aaolr Ill •.• ;
yOII'U love.ta ~k M it 0,\81
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SCHEIRICH BRONZEGLOW BIRCH
KITCHEN menlo just naturally tasll! bet"':'!.
Cooking lor your family will be fun agam
when you're surrounded by
bea~tifw
HERE'S WHAT WE WILL DO- we'll measure, estimate and In·
stall to suit your "eeds. This Is a quality service that can save
you money. Phone 985-2005 and we'll be happy to visit your
home and quote you our LOW P~I(E. And there's no obligation, of course. Call us todoyl
.
For a friendly "love-to-relax-in" kitchen,
see your nearest Packaged Gall Kitchen Dealer
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wood grain of select red b1rch ID a.
SCHEIRICH KITCHEN!
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think! Come in_and see our display • • • we
can tailor a kitchen precisely to your needl. .
LET US BIDLD
YOUR NEW HOME
Phone For Fret Estimete
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As preliminaries to spring re- hold naUs once he has drlvon
Jllf)deling with lumbt>r, many IIhem 111.
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·~o-it-yourself~rs" are taklng j This quality. IS eSl:lenttal for
the wraps off thf"ir saws. t;am· l joints to stay tight and surfaces
Plei'S and nail !=,.
1 to remain smooth. It has at allAnd wh 11e man~· home handy- important bearinK on the securmen are not consclollj of the ity and livability or a structure.
bet, tht: shft'r simplicil} of [n the case or decorative ltems,
l!.ese \\ood·workmg tools often such as iniPrior wood paneling
beguilf's them mto false perI . oud ld"••• ·,t .IS a
· 1or exeraor w . s ·~·
S!Jel·li \•es on what to loaI for m
d
Jt~n 1 bf'r.
so~ce ~f end.urm~ beauty an
~ivce most of us can handle nummum mamtemmce.
hammers and saws, we 're in- ! Ask Merrill O' Dell , he will be
chned to assudatt lumber witfl 1more than happy to identify the
ease of workmanship. bu t while wood specie~ with strong natno-one questions the ~:orrectr.ess ural nail holding ability. ~m
or this 8.'>Sllmpl ion. the person- this nail - gripping standpomt,
aJ co.rtfort of the craftsman it's equally important to use
should not bt> allowf'fl to trans- lumber that's properly season·
cend other eons idt>ratlons.
ed and prE--shrunk.
The far - sighted remodeler O'Dell Lumbe!' Co. offers a
nt:Vel Jets a fpw ca lloust's sta nd "one-stop" rf>modeling l'entl?r,
between him and <l sf'cure, pt"r- which offers materials, labor
manent juU . Hf' duesn't base his <:.nd finanring in a single packchoice of Jum•wr on ease of I age. Fram•ng, paneling and
n~·i!ing. lit' knows that what othe1
lumber the project re- 1
goes in lno ra ~~ IS like!.' · to quirt's should be " pre-shrunk"
come out the samP wa~· . The by proper seasoning for ma<i· l
Feature ·
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Ttllllls:
eEvergreens
son, It's tedious, messy work, an easy and ('('Onomical way ~ttract1ve:
vers~tlle_ materand at bst. provideos only
a to avoid all the fus~ and both- 1al is eqmpped WI~ tiny sou~d-
or ceiling repa1r. Ma_ny absorbent perforations ~r ~1s-.
bl
,
homeowners are now applymg sures, to help subdue Imtatmg
pr~.:~-. do-it-yourselfer has new types of ceiling tile right household nmse. Plam whole
temporarv
• Stays cleane r, cleans easier
, 11 (•o lo rs
solution
to
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are tile Cork
pat1
terns on the market designed 1
! to complement any room deco-
~ rating scheme. many in beau·
I ~ful pastel colors with
in· ,
textures. !
eAWNINGS
e Aluminum Siding
• Kitchen Cabinets
·e FLOOR TILE
e CEILING TILE
ePANELING
estorm Doors
triguing new surrace
Inslt~llation techniques,
too, 1
!'\ave been perfected
to the •
~int where anyone who's the
tJast bit handy can put up a
new tile ceiling in not much
11JOre time than it would take
to patch up the old one, Arm-
You'll adMire tfle rich,
t.PS Hov11 ,ilnt 211
White ll!rlngt ta yoljlr
hoUM ... ai'Mf Pf'll like
the wgy It tt_,n_.• vp
year after y.ar, vnder
all kinds of weather. tt
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POMEROY, OHIO
WEST MAIN STREE;T
e Storm Windows
WY 2-5321
"FREE" ESTIMATES
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MIDDLEPORT, 0.
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Reg. $6.15 gal.
If .,ou Pftfer color a•• to
••• th " ' tlou1e Point
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11•-.tuawlnt ••,.
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than 60 cofort,
Now $4.77 gal.
e SATIN LUX SEMI GLOSS ENAMEL
Color Matched To Vinyl Bond
_Reg. $7.80 gal.
Now $5.85 gal.
-e;FLAT LUX OIL BASE WALL PAINT
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PHONE WY 2-2776
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This
READY~MIXED
no investment . .. no down payment
CONCRETE
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Industrial: Helps prevent accidents on loading docks and
other service areas. Provides convenience and protoetion I
for night-shift employees. · Helps- ward , ott, theftj liDd
vandalism.
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NEW 1963 MODELS
Residential: Ideal for suburban and rural residences ill
lighting drives and rear yard areas. Farm: Provides
modern light for driveway, garage, livestock and grain
handling areas, machiac litOI'agc and otbcl aut-buildings.
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tile our Ready•Mix Concrete. It's tbe tbllli to do If you wlab to save Ume
and 1!1oney on concrete work . . . We deliver it wben you NY and IP any
q11anUty. Every load Is accurately proportioned for the UN IPtuded d.Uvv.d FOPI!fo/ mil!td. Gunsing on your co.st IB ellmilllted bec:ltuM ••·
quote dtUvertd prle411.
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SAND- GRAVEL- UMISTONE
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CONTRACTOR'S RENTAL EQUIPMENT
FUrour
AIIDMAIL TO
NOW ON DISPLAY
BRING YOUR BATHROOM
UP TO DATEI
SPIEDS
THE WORKI
Automatic operation ... on at dusk .•• off at dawn. OUt-;
door lighting service for homes, farms, schools, busincssc:l
and churches. Area lighting can be installed on private
property anywhere on Columbus . and Southern •Ohio
Electric Company lines.
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models , can
1-leatingandAir Conditioning Units
flniM,
EYitREED
wtside walls.
Bflth window and throughthe-wa ll units are available in
llt'W colors finishes and rna.
terials , and reature st~·ling that
; rr.ake them look more like an
integral part of a room. Some
are now designed to blend with
period or modern furniture.
Room air conditioners are
available to meet virtually any
cooling situation. Families can
choose between standard window units or similar models
are installl"li through the
wall of a house. Window units
can fit either double-hung or
casement windows, w hi I e
bt. installed nearly any place
desired on an outside wall.
Both window and throughth~-wall units are available in
a wide range of cooling capa-.
cities.
e VINYL BOND LATEX WALL PAINT
kMjtl'flboiOI·
whitt~
Reg. $5.50 gal. _ _ Now $4.13 gal.
with both the inside and
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i through-the-wall
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condlrlollt oncl wast..•
110. 7.11 GAL.
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Toda r·s room air conditioners ar~ morf' comp;wt than
those even a few years old,
Lhanks to recent engineering i
, developments. Some units are
designed to fit flush , or nearly
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N. 2ND AVE.
eApple
ePeach
eCherry,
ePium
NEW ROOM UNITS
TAKE I.ESS SPACE
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efruit Trees
includes cost of electricity, 'free
maintenance lamp replacemen...t::,----~-ii)j
and installation
•too watt lamp
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Mimosa, Golden Rain ·
Crepe Myrtle
Pink, White Dogwood
Sweetwater Red
Dogwood (introduc·
ed to Ibis locality
for the first time an actual red Uow·
ered Dogwood)
Crepe Myrtle
Japonica
Forsythia
Flowering Crab
Rainbow Bush
Hardy Azaleas
as low as $3.50*"a
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Wl9-3641
·1 g hours perched on over cracked broken or stained anrf pre-decorated tiles are also
ladd~r scr~ping, ,ceilings to c~nceal the unsight- availubl~ _for ar~as of the home
PHONE WY 2--2582
and sanding an un- Jy finish and give the room a w..:h~er:'e~no~IS~e'..l'!sn~t~a.!p~ro~b~le:om:_._:,.,.,=============="""""""""""""""""""""!!!!!"""""""""""""""!!!!!;
ceiling -amidst clouds permanent. well-groomed look.
plaster dust -Only to have 1 T1le ceilings ~oday needn't
ceiling cracks develop some- ,be limited to attics and base' where else in the room later lment game rooms . says a leadon
acoustical tile manufac-
.-IOftU! DIICOf'.
tor
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
eOrn•mental Trees
• Flo-ring Shrubs
i spen of o;
•nd Pl~ll up
1'our FltEE
c.bln•tt. doorawlndows,
h•rclw•re, etc.
nnpa
THE MIDWAY
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the er
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Stop ill
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'damai8d eelllnp mould lit
of llghf, wQIIdep furrll!l
to fbt tolltl abovt. The new
tile by file - to the llrlps.
IB still firm
lhi Ulle
Crimson King Maple
Weeping Willow
White Birch
Catalpa
Lombardy Poplar
No wonder homeowners try strong points out.
ing has vel to be listed among to put off this gruesome task P~obabJy ~he ~ost popular
the most popular of household as long as possible!
, vanety of ceiling tile for h~e
projects _ and for good rea- Fortunately, though, there s use is _the acousticS:~ type. '11ns
• for any I'OQm, woodwork too
• Sherwln-Wllh•m•
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• Shade Trees
Patching up a cracked cell-
' • Dries in 20 minutes
If
• Mill.,ork-
American & Chinese
Holly
Boxwood
Arbor Vila
Spreaders
Jap Yew
New Method Of Patching Cracked Ceilings
Is Found In Use Of Modern Tile Material
• llle eastest wall paint to usa
• No tedious sti,ing
•• Clings to brush Ot roller
Mlterl•ll
• frllllli"' *•rill
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doors in this remodeling projer_t_.___________ _ _ _ __ _ __
IT'S HOMOGENIZED!
e All luilcli1111
"hlmlrllou: Doublet
NURSERY
in his mind Imum strength and permanent Outdoor living Is combined with indoor comfort by use of Pella wood sliding glass
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recommmdld
for J!IIP•flr - PI'~'
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In the newest home. Get our suggestions and prices.
eSi"tle Ia double lovoterleo eOiett shower encloourot
eDI..enol covlty loothtubo eModern tyl" tolltlt
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As preliminaries to spring re- hold naUs once he has drlvon
Jllf)deling with lumbt>r, many IIhem 111.
•
•
·~o-it-yourself~rs" are taklng j This quality. IS eSl:lenttal for
the wraps off thf"ir saws. t;am· l joints to stay tight and surfaces
Plei'S and nail !=,.
1 to remain smooth. It has at allAnd wh 11e man~· home handy- important bearinK on the securmen are not consclollj of the ity and livability or a structure.
bet, tht: shft'r simplicil} of [n the case or decorative ltems,
l!.ese \\ood·workmg tools often such as iniPrior wood paneling
beguilf's them mto false perI . oud ld"••• ·,t .IS a
· 1or exeraor w . s ·~·
S!Jel·li \•es on what to loaI for m
d
Jt~n 1 bf'r.
so~ce ~f end.urm~ beauty an
~ivce most of us can handle nummum mamtemmce.
hammers and saws, we 're in- ! Ask Merrill O' Dell , he will be
chned to assudatt lumber witfl 1more than happy to identify the
ease of workmanship. bu t while wood specie~ with strong natno-one questions the ~:orrectr.ess ural nail holding ability. ~m
or this 8.'>Sllmpl ion. the person- this nail - gripping standpomt,
aJ co.rtfort of the craftsman it's equally important to use
should not bt> allowf'fl to trans- lumber that's properly season·
cend other eons idt>ratlons.
ed and prE--shrunk.
The far - sighted remodeler O'Dell Lumbe!' Co. offers a
nt:Vel Jets a fpw ca lloust's sta nd "one-stop" rf>modeling l'entl?r,
between him and <l sf'cure, pt"r- which offers materials, labor
manent juU . Hf' duesn't base his <:.nd finanring in a single packchoice of Jum•wr on ease of I age. Fram•ng, paneling and
n~·i!ing. lit' knows that what othe1
lumber the project re- 1
goes in lno ra ~~ IS like!.' · to quirt's should be " pre-shrunk"
come out the samP wa~· . The by proper seasoning for ma<i· l
Feature ·
lO.Dally Se~tlnel, pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Apo. ~9, 196S
.
..
USE
......
t4' ofNioo ·1'1' •K 4t',
Ttllllls:
eEvergreens
son, It's tedious, messy work, an easy and ('('Onomical way ~ttract1ve:
vers~tlle_ materand at bst. provideos only
a to avoid all the fus~ and both- 1al is eqmpped WI~ tiny sou~d-
or ceiling repa1r. Ma_ny absorbent perforations ~r ~1s-.
bl
,
homeowners are now applymg sures, to help subdue Imtatmg
pr~.:~-. do-it-yourselfer has new types of ceiling tile right household nmse. Plam whole
temporarv
• Stays cleane r, cleans easier
, 11 (•o lo rs
solution
to
KING
Builders Supply Co.
&ooM.
______w
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.. 290 N. 2nd Ave. Middleport
.
·
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_
I~:."::"l;an:/tlheThereArmstrong
are tile Cork
pat1
terns on the market designed 1
! to complement any room deco-
~ rating scheme. many in beau·
I ~ful pastel colors with
in· ,
textures. !
eAWNINGS
e Aluminum Siding
• Kitchen Cabinets
·e FLOOR TILE
e CEILING TILE
ePANELING
estorm Doors
triguing new surrace
Inslt~llation techniques,
too, 1
!'\ave been perfected
to the •
~int where anyone who's the
tJast bit handy can put up a
new tile ceiling in not much
11JOre time than it would take
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