http://66.213.69.5/files/original/7bd232b2403745aedbe50f2d632f5a81.pdf 20ee5cef0f5a48916755dcc42b1a1fdb PDF Text Text , - I t:v�. � �tem On Sale .. Especially MarkedDown For This BIG SALE! I Sale Spe cial! Reductions On All Bedroom Suites Big 1HAEE PIECE CASSEROLE SET FIRE-KING OVENWARE e NO'\V YOU KNOW '--.W..•• .... -•. •tllMflanlllUloolpentl • M-,llewc, rMri III tlM .._. ., ... -. ..... u. 1111. FREE DOOR PRIZEI Register for MinkScarf (On� Given Away At Each Store) The Most F1bulou1 Giv•Aw1y In All Furniture History • , • I Your Dream of • Magnificent Mink ... Comes True! Shop Early For The One Of Your Choice DOOR PRIZE ••• EACH STORE I LIMITED QUANTITY SHOP EARLY ......... . ON ALL SUITES! SET sac RUTLAND FURNITURE MASON FURNITURE Rutland, Ohio M11on, W.V1. All Living Room Suites Sofa Bed Sale ! R EDUCED • .0 SALE \ � 1 Brown Sofa with Foam Rubber · · $119 .... $149.95 95 95 1-2 pc. Early Am. Suite, Reg. 399· - 329· 1 Black Sofa with Foam Cushions · · $119.00 Brown Tweed Sofa, Reg. $69.95 · · $54.00 1-2 pc. Beige Ny. Suite, Reg. 339·50 269·00 11 Serta Black Sofa, Reg. $149.95 - $124.00 00 50 1-2 pc. Br. Liv. Rm. Suite, Reg, 199· --139· 1 Brown Sofa Bed, Reg. $69.95 · · · · $59.95 1-2 pc. Rose Nylon Suite, Reg. 289·95 229·00 1 Brown Tweed, Reg. $119.95 · · · · $99.00 1-2 pc. Black Suite, Reg. 279· 95 - - - - 209·95 1-2 pc. Sofa & Chair, Reg. 139.95 • $99.00 1-2 pc. Gold Liv. R. Suite, Reg. 319·95 -249·50 EXTRA NICE! 1-2 pc. Turquoise Nylon, Reg. 199·95 -149·50 1-2 pc. Black Suite, Reg. 289·95 - - - - 229·95 9x12 Wool Rugs 1-2 pc. Beige Suite, Reg. 289·95 - - - - 239·95 $49.00 1-2 pc. Rose Suite, Reg. 249·95 - - - - 189·95 ONLY 1-2 pc. Br. Liv. Rm. Suite, Reg. 259·95 -199·95 1-2 pc. Turquoise Suite, Reg. 289·95 - 219·95 ALL METAL SALE 50 95 1-2 pc. Beige Suite, Reg. 199· - - - - - 149· R19ulor 50 91 1-2 pc. Brown Suite, Reg. 199· - - - 149· Wardrobes $24.95 ----- s19 95 1-2 pc. Black Suite, Reg. 249·91 - - - - 189·95 1-2 pt. Aqua Suite, Reg. 269·91----- 209·95 . ONE GROUP OF 1-2 pc. Red Liv. R. Suite, Reg. 259-91- 199·00 1-2 pc. Bl. Liv. Rm. Suite, Reg. 269·'1 - 219·95 TABLE LAMPS 1-5 pc. Beige Ny. Sect., Reg. 319·91 • 269·95 PRICE 1-3 pc. Blue Sectional, Reg. 299·95 --249·95 1-3 pc. Brown Sectional, Reg. 349·'1 289·95 Regular 12.95 Values 1-3 pc. Aqua Sectional, Reg. 299·00 239·95 1-4 pc. Br. Sectional, Reg. 299·'5 - - - 249·91 1-3 pc. Br. Sectional, Reg. 395·00 - - - 339·00 1-5 pc. Black Sectional, Reg. 319-95 -269-91 1-3 pc. Beige Sectional, Reg. 299·91-229·95 1-3 pc. Aqua Sectional, Reg. 279·91 -239·95 1-3 pc. Beige Sectional, Reg. 359·'1-279-91 1-! pc. Br. ,eqipnal, Reg. 229-91 - - - 189-91 RUTLAND, OHIO m ,. ··•· $149.95 f You're Invited TO REGISTER (Famous Fifth Ave. Quality Furs) Free Door Prize - Eich Store JUST REGISTER! AT BOTH STORESI No Purchase Necessary I ' Shop This Chair Salel 1-Brown Coi1tour, Reg. 59·95 • Sale 49·95 1-Green Contour, ·Reg. 89·95 - •·· Sale 74·00 1-Green Contour, Reg. 59·95 - - • Sale 49·91 Cloth and Plastic, 89·95 - - - Sale 74·00 1-Group TV Chairs, R,eg. 15·95 -Sale 12·00 1-Gr. of 49-50 Plat. Rockers - - - ••Sale 39·50 1-larlr Am•rlcan Brown and TWftd Wing Back Chair, 79·95 - - - - - - - Sale 49·50 t J' ' ... 1-Brown Combin1tlon See Us For ELECTRIC DRYERS ONLY Twin Beds s49.9s s149.9s If You Buy Two Twin Sets You Get BOTH SALE SPECIAL! Full or Twin Size 1-19 Cu. Ft. Upright Al Mason Store Only 1-12Cu. Ft. AMANA STORI-MORI Get 2 S .95 FOR RU TL·A ND FURNITURE CO. s33.00 s24 �son Store Only FREEZER Kelvinator UPRIGHT FREEZER NOW ONLY $175 Holda 650 ib. frozen food. Into World FOR ONLY INNERSPRING MATTRESS ONLY sn Finl come gell 1h11 one. Hunyl At Mason store OnlY 1-44G1llon Electric .. Hot Water HEATER ONLY $69.95 ThiJonellbnew MASO·N FURNITURE · CO. - , MASON, ·w. VA. ... , , · - --=�---·--=,----·-=-=·· - ==-,,,..:.,-,--.�-�-=---=-=--��-�-"-�==�,.7.---= - -= ..------------------------------------.---------�---�-�- \ 'I \ I The - lull another buay lbne ,� llolw' holpltol durlns IIIIO. A tolal al ..,, babies .,.,. born wrlns u. II-month period. Al bu been the .... for ,... era! yean the 1Da1e babl,. ou� nwnberojl the tamale,. There were 4111 boya bom and GI glrlo. 'lbil IIUll1ber Joelucled • oet al trlplet, and JS oeta ol twin,. Tha boapltoJ qalD had • per­ lec,t ......i on no maternal duU.. N°'omber waa the bu■I· eat month •Ith 91 bablea born. DurJor lhat period there ...... 48 lloy1 and ff femalea. A rll wu the DIOllth with the leaatpactlvlty with N btrlha. N bo)'I and 11 ,irr,. Tho Pl!II ,.., .... the ll"'a!­ •I W-1 ftlllde In the � clopu1ment. 'nle ta­ ,..,uy al Ibo ...,..., .... doub­ lod. • "'lfflPle«el,·- mllk fonn. 1llo ,_ � • itort room odclod for .U. -""11 father,, IIHI Iha 1o1o1 number al bec1a .,., lt--,sed\fl»//8-, .......... ,.. ·"' the p ••>• � .;hid a ........ C'ODlider- ·i Ible � ,t - aqui;Jment ....,dfai Ille odditicm ol three J --leollettao 'T OONINECT - This w«, one tln1t Rutland cager Larry Hoffman (No. 41 Nii; znnw JU.n·,,:' ��'!!'_.N ""°" d u rln g he game Jast n1ghl with R •cine, won by Racine 58-46 after 8 close �Wlr 11 Qilef of e lhrouah three and a half quarters. Others shown are Duane Wolfe �� rePoll,:o -Racine •i•• tut ,.... _ _. ... ....: .. __,_..,_, ��&r0und, 31; Lee Combs, Rutland, No. 8, and Roeer Birch 11 bacb•• ound 1 ' ' -... ' R,,'. - ,_ - pard. - Sentinel Photo. ' .... •-.�-' .. �..... ·-~- -- . - ·, • ' rush Says Cold Wars Not New Raclar towers Will Only Permissible, Bui They Be Erected Are Inevitable In Address 11UNTING'roN, W. Ta. fflPn MOSCOW fUPll -Soviet PreAnny En,1n-r district mler Nikita 5. Khrlllhchev haa ~ - ..----~ --•·• ~ -" pied-' -"•··• Soviet help to u11111..~ IUIIIUUIK,'1:U , _ . . , n ..,... . - ,.-.ruanr~ ........,a, bidl about Feb. ll for cm- "inevitable" national anned revova,-a ltnt'tion of tactieal facilities for lutiau throqhout the world. ipeefal' anti-aircraft f• cilllel for He allo has renewed hla threat die t'1ncinnattl, O. Defeme Area. to force Wettem witbdrawal from ,1t work oon1istll or bufldlng Berlin. ood has claimed the Sonew radar \racking !owen, abel- viet Union alone, ,top~ ~~ W lftatforms and el1Clrica1 fatfli. and France during lhell' mvaswn 11es"olld modifying alollng tow- with lorul of E1Ypl in 1956. '!'ht '!J.S. ~ 11.::.IIW Swabel I, Nou, Moore, Publicity Ch,.a. Po~t Pre,ident you atart a war, you'll lose it, we will oot be neutral."' Khrushchev uid he told the Br,·t•·•. u,n During the o-,uc: ••, cM~•, R.,...,.. ..10 · , threatened t.o send "volunteers" to help the Egyptian for ...-es. , The members will special.lie In Explorer Post 238, sponsored Electronics and build a r I d i 0 by the St. Paul Lutheran Chun:h from •crap for emm:eeuc:, purin Pomeroy met Jan. 16, pre• id- pose,. A scrap drive will be hekl 1.-d over by Poat advi&or Henry Saturday Jan . · 21, 19&11 to rain Cleland, and President M l Ir: e money. • SWatte«, u anyone would like .. eontrl~ The election of onlcer, w a I ute scrap, contact one of the fol• held J 9 198 '!be f llo · an. ' I. o WUIII lowing person,: Mike Swalul WY •2647 , Doug Moore WY J.141$, "' officers were elecied: Mike Swat- 2Bill zel president; John McMunay, Young WY z-zzse. · Id t· Bill y vice pres en , oun1, secre-----tary; Phil Roberti, treaaurer; Jim Wataon Quartermaster and TO PLAY CINCINNATI ' ' NEWTON. Mau. IUPI>-Boston College will open it& 1961 £ootbaU schedule against the Univenity of Cincinnati here Sept. Z3. It wu announced today by Atbletk Di- s Negot•lators Fa1•1 TO ell e I Tugboat Str1"kes In New York rm. Khrushchev ,tal,d view• in rector Bill Flynn. ClnclnnaU a 30,000-word •peeclr Jan. 1 1o a previous G~n d.at.e and r ~ LDcatiofl!I for work are about memben of the Academy of SoBoston Colleges schedule to nme ·tour· milea a,uthwut of Wilming• cial &:fence• and the Commu.ailt NEW YORK (UPI) - Negoti- without service since the start of games. "ton,'Ohlo in Clinton County, about Party Central Committee in Mas-- ator1 failed today to settle a the strike and barge lhipment of Mr. and Mra. Calvin Blesllng thr9I!' ~ west of Felicity m cow. nae. text wa, ma~ public strike of tugboat crew, that' food supplies bu been curtailed. and Mr. and Mrt. Okey Roush, ciJm..1 County, about four mila Tuoada1 m the magaz1DO Kom- knocked oot commuter railroad ----both or Letarl, were Wednesday northwest of Oxford In Butler munlsl. service for 70,~ and ha• ouburdinner guests of Mn. Ethe BlessCounty and two miles •oulhw..t Emphasizing lhal the _c.~u- ban ofliclol• in .•• uproar. ing of Mason. of Dilleboro, Ind. nlltl •uppiort national liberation Federal med1aton cal1ed off Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wooline of ,,m nfflee also a:nnounced it wan "fully and without reser·a- settlement ta1kl at 2 a.m EST Princeton. W. Va., spent Satur•lll"openbids Feb. 2S on drydock- tloo," Khru&hchev uid "1 u ch when representatlv" lor the II day in Ma,on visiting her uncle, ind ttpairlng five needle war• an,':?' ooly permwtblo but railroads Involved In th e d~pute T. J . Ryan, who is a patient In flat;. The eontract would call for inevitable. rer~ union. ~emancls for_ arbi• Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Deffav- Mason Clinic. tundahlng of all labor and equip, Will S.pperi RehllioDI tration and rnmunum crew JOb se- en of Roanoke, Virginia, arrived Fred Porter of Spmgfield, Ohio ~ needed &o drydock each of He IIBid revolutknaary wars c~lty 1n ~ new contract . on Monday to • pend 1everal days was the nekend guut of Mr. tht Dall, remove the uiltinl bot- ahould nut b• confused wi\h local We don~ let ~y o( aet- with her mother, Mr11. AMa Avia, and Mrs. Ralph Warner and fam. 11ide and rab plating from the wan, auch u the 1fl6II Suez cri• i1 tling anything tonight, Feder~ and her 'grandmother Mrs. Har- ily. tam and plating and part of the or war1 between atate• . Mediator Robert O. Boyd wd rlett Roseberry, both of Mason. Mn. Junior Auteraon of Abilene hulla --1 replace It with new Khruahcbev has llated previous- when the meetings broke up. An- Mr. and Mrs. Hervin Lieving Texas, ii 1pendlng BeVeral days •~te. ly tfiat the hiattJrlcal Marx.ill doc· 0ther meetlng was set for late r to- spent several day11 recently at with her parents, Mr. and Mn. )Db, which ii upected to trlne of the inevitability of war• day. Blackwater Falls State Park. Dewey Hudl!IOR and family. 1 J ..•boul would involve between Communism and capital- Mayor Robert ~- Wagner. was f1ate located • t locu and wn no Jonger ii valid becauae of pre par~ lo step .mto the dispute lldla oa the Ohio River at Green, presen:. day conditiom in the and brmg both stdes together a1 .IIP," Ymceburl, MiynUle . «nd world. pressure mounle~ for a quick setMll!tnd, i. Kentucky and Porta- 'lbe Soviet leader ,tressed in tlement or the eight-day strike. JGhio. hit Jan. 6 apeech, however. that The small band or 660 railroad Rusl!lia will support Jlational re- tug and . f~rry crewmen cause_d ·- - - - - hellion& 11.1ch 81 those carried out can~llahon 01 all passenger trwn by the Algerian and Vietnameae ser~1ce on the New York Central rebels. Railroad in the out of New Y'J•·i. Turning to the Western J)Owen. City Tuei;day when trainmen reKhrushchev said that time had fused lo_ cross lheir picket lines. ihown the positions of the United An estimated 40 ,000 daily romStates, Britain and France lo be mut~rs from suburban Westrhl'sl"especially vulnerable in west er Counly were forced for the TON CUPI) - Prul- Berlin.' scc:ond duy todl,Y to find other ,.,,. : er, with just three "1',ae power, cannot fall to ways to get tu . work. W_estchesu:i! ~ Chief Executive, hod re11lb:e thal the oc:c:upalion regime County exe<:uhve Edwin G. Mia f •chedult of appolntmenb in in that city will ,md aooner or chaelian r.alled the situation "in• Ida Morly bare office today with I t ,, . ld loierable ." • 1on& lllt of offlclal1 droppinc in • Rer, '1,~ 18 ·t So . l lh '· l About 30,000 commuter8 who to oodb t epea mg pa1 vie real.3 o la1 I Y• 1gn separate peace lreaty with use railroad ferries to New Vurk 8 8 ~ ~ Included VU:. Pre1l• E&1t Germany, Khrushchev said Cily from New Jeraey have llern ddt-"iudianl M. Nixon and apace "it ie necessary lo continue ,tep chief T. Keith Gierman. by ,ttp to bring the aggre,aive....., ·• · the altarnoon, the minded imperialist, to their Preaident wu acbeduled lo pre- 1enae1. lo compel them to reckon ~iffill1 flf Freedom , ooe of with the real 1Jtualion." t~ ,,.~uon·a hl,tte1t civilian ''Taa Rnolute Measur~•" awanl• , to Secretary ol State "And 1f they balk, we ,hall n1..-1 ..... _ EL Mall Ba1 Seul. ~ A, Herter, Defense Sec• take resolule me11ures, we ,hall Stokely Y• llow 16 1961 r,it~_,'lboma ~- Gate, Jr .. Dep- 1lp a peace treaty with the Ger- Dear Sir: Jan . · Whote K•rntl _ __ ulf ',UA,jN Seeret1ry J• mea H. man Democratic Republic (East DG.wr.,, ,Dlt.lonll aecurily advi111r Germany I, for we are fully de- What do you think or a speedStokolr GordOJI Gray and acience edvlaer termlned to ronclude • Germnn ing motori&l who would kill our Honoy Pod _ __ n ~ -.-..-.1.--\-1. pet dog. and then drive ulf and 100 _..,.. n_ .....,_y, peace treaty, at 1 last to ~II leave him lay In the street. as if ,. 1.~ _..., aeeepHoa out lhe thom that the occupation hi ? . El.Jiiwtr, who llready ha, re&lme or Weil Berlin i• from the not ng was wrong . Thia ,18 whal c-,, _ _..........,, .. ...:.. h IE ., h .d look place on the Harr1sonvllle 1h m• ny of hia paper, and earI o urope. e 1a1 . d I d . , beloncmp to h1a Gettylburt, Pa ., Recallini the French-British-Is- Roa aS t Mon ar Evenmg and r e ~ llomt, ilvited mem• raeli inva1ion of Eopt which lhe person who did this was too ber•.,!,)l_k Whitt HouH 1taf( to coned the Suez cri1is, Khrushch- much of a coward an~ too cruel I 1~1·· ncepUoa· ev ,aid that when M and Pre- to stop and even notify s o m e AIMnf·tda • ~ • 11 Chief mler Nikola! Bulganin vl!:1ited ~m~r . of the family. Some lx~Uva, Elaenhower wlll meet England that year, Brltillh ,11tate•• l~mes 1l _ Impossible to avoid hit, (ar the NCGnd time wltb Kennedy men • poie "qulte lrenldy·· aboul tmg animals when they run In , at 1:30 a.m EST Thurlday. 'Ibey Oielr de• tre to 11eltle • cc'ount, with front of ca~ butt 188 Lold by 8 wtlt., tht -1.1ema of Egypt which had nationallH:d the wines~• this person Wa8 goin~ al '"= s C I surh high q,eed that he couldn't Valllftrrln1 the relnl ol Power. ue:r. ana · . T~rklay at 11:IO • .m "We taught them plainly: ·u hegm lo •top In time. I don't eee I , , i_ _ _ ___ how anyone could do such a &ST , wl.ll c• II • t the I .... Roult to ucort the out- aboul noon, Eilenhower will slip mean· th ing and real. . .. ..,,,. project is budgeted • eboi11 '15,000. Mason News ItefflS 1nr· ™:~ 11' ·•.ooo ...n. 12-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0 ., Jan._18, 1961 dn,n, cwo W 2 and MNI. Chest- the weekend with her parent,, er Oweu have arrived iD Ma- Mr. and Mn. n>eo &nlth. drJd. Spain where they wlU be Mr. and Mro. Wtlluun StraUN •tationed for oeveral year,. or Marietta were Bunda~ dinner Around And Ab f OU Middleport f David Beach of Athena wu Ibo dinner guest ol Mr- and Mrs Franlt Youngworth today. Rev. Howard Ruppelt and CUIlord n-a-r plan to leave - .. -. -= •., rn ....,.. day for a week'• vacation with Rev · Ruppell'• parents • Mr · and Mn. E. Ruppelt In Long Beach C.M'--: •• 1.. L · ..-q,p D. L. Beck of n. Myen, J'lor• Ida ls here thll week on bus neu. Mn. s. w. Mills received word this week or the death of her aunt In Cin<innatL '5Attended Slepben of Rand , W. Va., vilRed 'rue.day, with her mot.her Mrs. Mr•. MU61"- apept C. L. Arnold, Athens Road, who several days last week with her accompanied them holne for a .elsler, Mra. J, A. Sweeney of visit. Rutland. " ~'> .: ~ . Mrt. Everett McKnight left Men's & Tuesday for a visJt In Mason, w, Va. with Mni. Lena Picken&. lace To Tee Mrs. Beulah Krantz of Cbarleston. W. Va. wa, a recent guest Apptoxlmat.ly •lxty•fwe perattended the lint ,-wt study meeting al IIIO Muoo Methodist Church on Sunday evening, January 16. 11to -'iug was the ,~,, of a serlea of three which will oontinue lihr'ouah ~ 29 and which COffl,oa the School of Missions Mid each Jear lu January. Topic for the adult division, thl1 year, ll "Alcohol." A pbt-luck supper was aerved at S:~ p.m. following which the group broke up into dasse11 fitting each age group. 'I1le affair ls for the family and topics are pro•lded for every age. A movie "'nleobald Faces the Facts'.' wu shown. Rev. Richard Wright was 1peaker for the meet, • Mrs. William Forbes ., Charle• loo, w. Va., came Mmda:y to visit with her alater and family, Mr• and Mrs. Dale Walburn and children. She 11 also vialtinl with other relatives In the county. Mn. Clifford Hayea ,.08 returnecl home from Holur R..pll• al Monday, where ,be bu been a patient for •evera1 d• y1. Mr. and Mr1. David Darl!l 1peol last - - with their 10D and ramily, Mr. and Mrs. BIU Dant and aon, Jeffrey in Llma. They went npecially to help eelebrate I.heir son's birthday. Mr. and Mrs E. L. Hughes have received word lhat their son-in-law and daughter and chil- pOmerOf u.u.,... Everett ......... ,a.,, ,, TENNIS SHOES of Mr. and Mn. Carl Moore. Chester Road. si... $1·'' C. F. Tompkins was a business Small 11 visitor in Charleston. W. Va: To Big 11 Tuesday. Miss Sue Smith student nurse who Is doing alliliate work at the MIDDLIPORT Columbo, State Rospltol, spent : pr. Roush'1 Shoe Store \ • tho /mlur ,.r,..berJ 1.,...,.. Shortening .... - to the Inaugural away to a private lunch given by Mr,. Marjorie Bowen Ge«,....,, MWoll......, Ollie Sale - . SHOES ..._ ""'• Nff Yorll Cit.,, Vn Yol'II ,.,1.. • ""'" _,., hblortJiUo• HIit! n.11.,.nd bJi ear .DI $HOE IOX .,.. MIDDLIPOIT fNt . . . . . • ... ~ 11111: , . . , lll ld•HN 1t DaUr '-tl•el .,,._, Ill.• l'bl lb-• ... .... .... ........ a.• ... . . . Ot ,...,. .,..,. , . .u,191., •n• ................... Concrete shivers -----------------' : Goeglein Ready-Mix Co. ,.._. WY.w214 Cl'\.' . " •.. ,. HEATING AND• w-.. Contributions Voted To Polio & Heart Funds • . . . . . . . . . . . ,11.t ,_wv.2.2550 and card chairman; Mrs. William Eichinger, treasurer: Mrs. Helen Damewood, assistant treasurer; Dan Rizer and William Houd •ahelt, flowers; and C. B Weese, •·ocher. 1,1; • • G• Dlnnet IVen Monday Evening For Her Nephew tained with a dinner Monday evenlng al her home on Mull\)erry ho · g h ephew He '"•t '5'• s norm er n ' Stevie Wurner, on hio sixth birthday. , A decorated birthday cake was served with the dinner to Miss Lydia Ebersbach, Mrs. Jay Warner, a nd Linda, Jeff, Larry a nd Stevie yrarner. Stevie's birthday WU al,o oboerved with a party in his Sunday School class at the ted thod hu h S nd Uni Me i5' i c re u ay morning. '·led b M M W C Frs.~ arner kin assia M Ke Y't Wrs.1. ~n, ·:~a~r ~tz M:1!1. R ; T West served ice cream and cup ~akes. • Pre&ent were David Huddleston, Jackte · and Diana Carsey, David Hines, Vickie and Andy Vaughan, Linda Rupe, Scottie Walton, Jefr, Terry and Pam Jones Chuckle '""t Mark werry, 'creg Fin · wr..,., ley Tommy West Jeff and Sher· rie' Reuter and Stevie and Jell = w Watch Repair Veal Steaks .......... 89c BY Graduate Watchmaker Solt Fish .......... .. .. 33c tot,, ........ ·PBOIJIPT SERVICE K & C Jewlers I. MAIN IT. 1••- Y SIM C.... Teathp Phone WY 2-3795 POMEROY, OHIO The Economical Distance - '' 'Y '' . ~. ' ' ' ; were ,, ,, . TONIGHT & THURSDAY "DINOSAURUS" lo tlate, .. - (Tednicolor) With Ward Ram,ey and Kristina Hanson FEATUIIE'M'E ,.,.,..., totown,aakea,.lltlll l°Tf" . electric,,.............. COLORCARTOONS FRIDAY NOT OPIN SATURDAY J I rt'4: 4 I Iit!.~ s'' quicl,..,._ud ''TBX ENEMY GENERAL" See your sJ Van Johnson .and Jean-Pierre Aumont - also - anf .~ 1,ao•- Ii'• companloa I ~ ..... &oday. ~ ··, ,·•u ! ''SEX XJTI'ENS GO TO COLLEGE" the With Mamie VanDoren and Qenway Twitty COMING Sund;iy~ Mondar, Tuetd1y ·, ............... !"' ,,, Ja1twry 21. 23, 24 "'THE APARTIIENT'' .& - ,t".· t" .• Don't Lose Another Minutet'; "' ., .. ....\ ' ..... -;·· _-.,-... :i 11iw, I -': We restore your watch to peak efficle!l"'f quickly, economically. Why not ~ us.'.6. · ~ day? •·r\o Goessler Jewelry Sto're Court St. Clearance Sale~ "'} ·., I CONTINUES AT HARTLEY & IENNm SHOE STORE Sale Continues On .Dresses VALUES ,o "o.oo - ~ $5.95 Con11l11 -Air-Step - Paris Fashion - HNI Huggas ALL SALE SHOIS REDUCED _ _ Salt! Hats _ _ $1.95 to $5.00 1 l IN ,. PRICE -· ,,;J ~ ---· 'l' , ~· ~. _,., ,. . -....-,,,, ,. \f....,-_ , .> .•~.;.,\. I '. KLKCTIIIC ... ' .....,............ ,'; ! , ,;J,1111" ~rt "'w/liil JOU. lt'o I &ootl Band Boosters Set Dates For Upcorrnng Ev~nts ~ ~ Sat.., Jcan. JI, lfl1 ·- 7it~red al;rth ~':;eta used NewfYElecfed Officers Th e H tesses I .lb, ., ..... •llcecl hem i, A;~~"· Lee.______ Past Chiefs M' . Te le e,gs mp Meet',ng He Id lxira Top Value $ta~. _._., ~'<~CC~Q®,®~(';~OQO.@Q~~QQv•J~®OG:·_;;;-, .• :well 1 e bride wore a ballerina of their meeting which was held n mg _were l88 . length w mg c car;,~ a ras at the home of Mrs. Ross Pullen ::dfieldk_M1s~Kar~~il:y, Mr gown of chantilly lace and tulle. w;e ~ed t 15 with Mr8 . Clarence Clark as the a At ms. rs: agner, The bodice was f&11hioned with a rs. ur a pres a assisting hostesses. Mrs. Frances Alkire, Mrs. Stella snbrina neckline outlined w it h the punch bowl and Mrs. 0 ~ The meeting was opened with Atkins, Angie Clark. Mrs. Alav a tiny seed pearls and sequins. and Hesson serv~ the cake!t. Aides b M L D n·i ith Gilkey, Mrs. Margaret Doug s, had long tapered sleeves. The at the reception were Mrs. Or· prayer y rs. . . , es w . c·1k M H I Ind Hesson, Mrs. W'll' LathMrs. James Souders as devotion- Mrs. Louise I ey, rs. a z e boo£fant skirt had an overlay of a I 1am al leader ror the evening. Henderson, Mrs. Norma Le,. lace and rows of tu1Je rufrles. The ey, Mrs. Olis Hesson, Mrs. Jay Plans were made by the circle :Mrs- Mary Catsey, . Mrs. Sharon veil of while ll1llliion fell from a ~ll, Jr. and Mrs. J~k Hes!IOn. to bring items for a needy family .Jewell, Paulene Atkms, Mr. Hom- crown of seed pearls and sequirul. Mw Betty Kelly registered the in the county. er IThe bride carried a cascade bou- guest s. Mrs. E.L, Hughes, Mrs. Young ' quet of white carnations place on . Mr. and Mr.s. Latbey left _immeand Mrs. John Fultz were appointOf a white Bible. Her only jewelry dN,orloatelylkfoV~w.m~ ~~-te(:eptJOn fthor ed by the chairman to assist with was a stritnd of pearls, a girt . , .irguua, ~rn:re Mr. La · the Tea at the church next month· from the groom. ey IS stationed WI~ the u . s . M CH w· J in i The maid of honor, Miss Don- Navy. For her lnp to Norfolk rs. · · ae, r., was M L be ho I bl charge of the program of the evena Hesson, cousin of the bride, rs. at Y. c se 8 roya . ue nlng which included the reading WHS attired In a red dress with wool dres, with black accessor,es. of a nwnber of poem8 of Ben Bur- Mrs, Grace Stace, newly elecl- Lace bodice and silk organza skirt, · hs d hd r eel pres..ident o{ the Past Chiefs which had three-11uarter length roug an Birt ay verses rom I p th· g· , the book, "Daily Food for Chrls• of Meigs Temp e, Y tan lS· sleeves and a round neckline, She tians." Mrs. Wise also played a ter11. entertained lhe group at her carried while carnations. number of pieces on her chord 'home Monday evening when The bridesmaid11, Sandra Gibbs also Id bela ed Ch J organ to close the program. they ~ he h a t r ,t- and Mary Martin. the latter • OS Following the meeting a .111lad mas g· t exc ange. cou~in o( the bride, wore d~ses Newly elected officers of Group course was serYed by the hostess• Mrs.. Slace ope.ned •~ meet- of lime lace over taffeta, w I t h 1 of the First Unit.ed Presbyter• es to those already mentioned and Ing with the reading of My Ser- three quarter length 1leeves and • Ch h Mlddl rt ,. d "W . P ,. ~ran urc, epo were Mrs. Lester Boice, Mrs. pear I v1re an a oman s rayer. round necklini!.!11. .i.n~ir 0 owers hostesses Tuesday when the Hollman, Mrs. Pl. u.ulah w h I t e. "Prayer for the New Year" were green f mted cama t.!o . os. group met at the church for its Mrs, David Danit, Jr., Mrs. Dana ~as read by Mrs. Horace McEI- Serving as ta~r Ughters w:ere monthly meeting. Hostesses were Hamilton, Mn. Harry Houdashelt hmny '. . Sharon Gibbs. s1~er of the bride, Mrs. Dale Walburn. chainnan, Mrs. Harold Chase and Mrs. Wit- Durmg the bu_slnes!I meeting, and Linda Lathey, sister of the Mrs. Richnrd Vaughan, co-chairIiams who was • guest at l h e M~s. Phlllp Me~~art w~ ap- groom. man. Mrs. Wil1iam Morris. secmeeting. pomted as publicity chwnnan. William Lathey served his broth• retary and Mrs. Myron Miller, -----One member, Mrl!I. Karl Owens, er as he!\t man, and ushers wer:e Treasurer. wa, reported ill and Mrs. Pau- G<orb"' Harry Hesson and Eddie The meeting was opened by line Gallagher, ano~r member Rickarrl, Jr. the chairman who read the scrlpwho has been absent for • numThe bride's mother wore. tropbe Of th hr t for " lure from the book of John. Mrs • r mon 11 ' was t"'esen ical rose woo) dress with matcn- Walburn also gave the Bible theTh mteeti~;-g . whi h h.. Ing ,h... and white accessoed . ries. Study for the evening. ddle Band e rav.:uu ;:,nze c Her corsage was tint r os e The Mi port . Booatert been brought by Mrs. Nathan carnations. The groom's mother The book study £rom •·eonvermel 71ond~y niglit at the H!gh Biggs was won by Mrs. Mabel ore royal b1 with black acces- aalion, Ecumenical Missions" School when dates for commg · w ue · b M J o.. . , Sanborn. The meeting was closed aories and 8 corsage of blue tint- was given Y ni. ames actlvlllea w~ announced. hY .,_ who read ed carnations born who was allisted by Mn · fflla. Marth a Ch"~ uui, · , .d Mrs: Dale Dutton, pr,11 ent, "Where Do The Old Years Co?" · Morris and Mrs· Donald Lowery. was in charge of the meetlnl During the BOCial hour roUow- B hda p During lhe businss meeting, it with February 25 being aet , a, ing the meeting games were Y arty was announced that the J1 1 t the ate for a Record Hop. Mra. played with prizes being won by Given Saturday year's and this year's officers of Paul Scott was named chairman each member present and re, Mrs. Earl Henry ol Mason ~n- the Woman's Association of the of the dance. On Manh 25 an- (rellhments of - salad and crack- tertalned on Saturday evening church would meet this evening other hop will be heJd wilh Mrs. er&, with nut! and COfiee were with a birthday party at he r at the church at 8 to plan the Emerson Jones es cllairman. served by the hostess. . home In honor of her daughter, program for the coming year. April 7 was announced as the ______ Janice, on her 13th birthday. It was also announced t h a t date or the Senior Band party DUTIES BEGIN After the guest had opened ber Thursday. January 28, the newly the Junior Band party will Th Re L Sim of Col _ gifts, those in attendance spent elected officers of the association be held on April 14. b e v;. ~!'.!'"n I rutmh the evening dancing to records . 1 .-..band uo,recen.y•~~pasoro e d ted ak Mr .......... ne em, muter Forest Run Baptist church, will Refreshment& of ecora c e, also announced that the - formal . Ice cream, ,and punch were servban<I cod«rl by the senior band begin hi> duties on Sun,..y Jan- eel lo th I0 II . . 22 Sunday Sch I ill be • owmg · would be held on Friday Febru- ~Id · ooTUw Jogetta Lish Jane Do l Ion. ary 24 and on April 2.1 the in- ne at 9:30 a·m; ~ at. I0 :30 Jane Tomer SuMn Warner, Joy rormal concert will ~Id with a.m, and lhe worship service at Thabe Co •. H bour J e u 8 m All members are urged t, nn1e ar , an all banda. ln<ludlng the heglnner, · · d - · bll ,. In .ted Burgess Donna Rollllh N a n c Y atten . u~ pu c m v, . , , j ~lor and sen·1or bands to ,or- to Preyer meeting will be held each Proffitt, Diane Henry. and the Uc11)flte. . guest Janice, During the meeting Mrt. Rod- Wednesday al 7 p.m. • ney Sauer gave the report of the aecretary and Mrs. Donald Lowery P.V• ,Ibo lre!uurer' • report. WONDERFUL BARGAINS sol · _,.. _ c..,_ ................ 11,tNI • , Miss Marion Ebersbach enter- arner. 79c .. , .... • traveling •. ,..• compeni(tD FREE ..... • 1.HH. . . .11Mtt¥ . ·-~ ...,.,. .......... ,, PLUMBl·NG -- .TentlGaod •niw ,_, ___,,..!.. It. U.S. the KLKCTIIIC co. ., ' ' Rib Roast ·•~uMeu• . . . IWfNI ... MWdi.,.. ' .. ~""•: • ,I ANtHONY Pl1mltlng • Heating ~ nomlcal hNl ,,,--,,',:'... ---- COAL, OIL, GAS FURNACES ' • "' - -........... - ' .. FREE....... hutn ror oaf1, 1.,...i,, - Savt1Morwy-Tlme-W1,,. ,..... If. 100 quickly, Uld ufely. See your oleetrle appti1not 4uler loday. lnve•t In a port • llle eltdrlc ' •,ate W. Mia C1111crele T• Your Own SpeclflcoHoM D•ll,,w It Rltlht T• Your J• When Needed! NEW•ndUSED W.Ya. ·Ham.;r;;:~~ -~·79i shave without Ch- lh• eN11 durlnr " - . ..,11 momlna lhaYN wllll a· ,ert1'1 • eleetrlt • pare hoolor. k will ,1.. you Ille ne-ceuary n&ra warmth Ready-Mix your LENNOX de1l1r 88 ~~:: A.au• Stw Virginia Ham ··"·· .. 89c H , . . . N.OII lb••..., a,,14•.i.• ~ ae• uaa. f, ' IAKIR ind SEYFRIED Carrots ........ ,m11 ................ .. 2 ...•• 25c ,_ •• ' l"IIEE PARXING ,.OM WY-2•2255 I. Main It. Pemero, 15c 1on11... H,m _ lb. 79c ...... 111!'), Q ,,, \1., Clelond's Ham.~.;~.~.~ . ~~. ... 0,-- ill•,... . .llhllllt 'KlmNU, lnt., Ml IA1ln1- 39~- l'uH nnk haH •llll•• ....,..w-..nn, each Phone WY•2-3794 POMEROY, OHIO lrNl;I • .tll•=~ltoH WY-HUI. KB • ~ ~IIH ... 1ua• • II &er .. llfftet II Pem1ro, . . .~ Kroger 51111 ind Service SWMt, Juicy THE DAILY SENTINEl DEVOTED TO INTEIIUf OT Ml!IGI MAIION AREA ................ ,........... PlltlllbM "f1Uo• 1.1 All The L'a telt Hlti - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ---------- --- M•r, aflrtrHo• .....,, ••· • ., bp n. Oklo v,,.., .....llilhlllf c .......,., UI Mitchlllla \ . P•m1n1 Ollie. l1W1• Orttc:e WY•UHT Men's, Women's ,.Q;tildren 's Popular . Records 45•,-u·, tn - - - - - - --- Erwin' Gulf Service c - w a ...,.... ,.._ ½ .gal .... Pear Halves ........ A.-.......... 3 ":.!)> $1,,. Sweet Potatoes'"".:.~=- 3 .. 39c MAKE A DATE TO "LUBRICATE" dtaiJ!',p•, DUTTON'S Biscuits-.., .....- .. ..- - - 12-- $1 •- ... 3 !. 49c I· -n. ; I ½ .PRICE SALE TELEVISION Florida Oranges Romaine ........ _ 19c Escarole ........ _ ..,........ ..... -·... fomter Commer{.-e Set·retary ~ T• Lewie L. Strauo Alter Kenned)''• lnauaurallon Alter lite l1D1ch Preoldonl and Mn. EIHnhower will motor to their Gettylbur11 ratm. Saturday night they will be the 1uest.1 of their friend• and neighbor• In the 1ma1l Penn1tylvanla town al a ptU'ty, The Preaidenl wlJI leave next week for a brief quail hunting vatation In Albany. Ga., and lhen return to Geltyaburg to pickup • Mn. Eisenhower for an e"tended 1 stay In Palm Springs. Calif. -WY.Nfl4 oertmonill. = New Haven Evangelical Church Was SCene Of G'bb Lat hey Wedd• . Ing ' All navon ------ IOlnl Preakttnt B! ~~b=~!'~- ~:!'c::.i~ :}( £ na~--- Samsonite Folding Table.~~~. u ~.,~•3 ----- 1, ehan:b· ... First Baptist Church when the Circles of the Society E,ploru Tom Lyons and E•met In the homes of members for their regular meetings. plorer Ray Picken• """ named Toe White Cross quota of the society was also discuss- Patrol leadeu of Troop MS, Boy i to the c!,urcb buildini fund Tuel- pn•ldinl, ' • •' ed and members wbo have not contributed were asked to Scouts ol Middleport when l h • ' clay evening when the Homebuild•·Do Uni» Othon" bring aP!icles they might want to contribute to the Tea troop met at the ocout hall for I .•. . era Class of the Middleport le ol the devotlom le'1 bl' on Feb. 6 or take them to their Circle White Cross chair• their meeting Monday night. I Church of Chriat met at the Webster S,., who ~ man before Utat date. Seoul master. Bob Milla and as• ltomeol lllr. and Mn. Harold !talion, •-n.. S b -..... C!il>The Love-Joy Circle met at the Refreshments were served by 11Atant. Hershel McClure met with Long for ill- monthly meetin1, •e1vn," • od. doled wltb a . . . . home of Mrs. Lillian McGhee with the hostesses at lhe close of the the boys and Gene Coleman wa, Mrs. G. G. Werner as lhe a8sist- meeting to those menlioned. above a guest at the meeting. Wendell Geril1ch, president, for all. wa• iD charge of the meeting Following the h • IDMI ing hostess. and Mrs. Bertha Archer, Mrs· Plans were made during the which was opmtd with prayer when aeveral proflda ., ... Mrs. Edison Baker, chairman, Frank Cheesebrew, Mrs. Asa Jor• meeting for needed repairs to the 1 by KBttnelb McElbinny. During cuued, Mn. Antom ~~ was in charge of the meeting don, Mrs. John Kauff, Mrs. C, J. Scout bus to put it in condition 1 the bmlneu meeting the clalo ducted wilb ~ ~ which wu opened with the devo- Rhodes. Mrs. Joe Wilson, Jr., and for use in the near future, voted lo -linue the~ coo- ed to Mn. Gerald tional period by Mrs. C ha r I es these guests. Myrta Wilson and A lt>tler from the Middleport lribulionl to the TY Jllluioa for and Mn. W -. rot ' " Bennett, who u.sed the topic. "Jes- Mrs..J . J. DouglaS5 of Belle, W. Chamber of Commerce thanking the pre,ent time. The cw• aloo - - ""ed at tbo wi At the Wedding Feut." Va. who is visiting with Mrs. Mc- the troop for their, participating vot..i to recolvo a apecial oller• meeting b!' Ibo P••il.",I . . . . . Thank-you notes were read from Ghee. in the Chri•tma1 decorating of unIng each mouth for the buildlng teo. Mn. Dwl&bl Puwt!M lfl, the special interest Home Mission· DORCAS CIRO.E occupied alore rooms last month fund . Lucke and Mn. ~11,o,•. ary of the Circle and also from a The Dorca1 Circle met at the wu read• Mn. Du While WU the de4•~ >, Christmas remembrant-e sent to home of Mn· Willis Anthony with A hike wu also planned by the M1mal leader for Che meeting Gm DINND r,a. "" ing. a local family. During the meet- Mrs. Paul Smart acting 88 chair• troop for this Saturday, and tenOt Sunday, January Z2. anoth- ing a conlribution was voted to man in lhe absence of the chair- lative plans were made for Boy and the clasing prayer WU given Mr: and Mn. ~ • by Fr..! L Gardner. tertalned with ~ <las., er ftJm wjll bt: ahown and Clyde the Collllly Weekday Religious man, Mn. Richard Owen. Scout week in February . Pickens . lbe '·-· of the bu •evening. at their homo, R. Foley, princi;,al of Wahama Education program and members Mrs. Smart also led the devo- b85 recently passed his Merit Po llowmg . CtvK' An. G\llelU WIN Kr. .. ,... High Schoo) will be the speaker. were. asked to br_ing t~ir o l d lion al period and Mrs. Gerald An- Badge on Photography by giving lnels .-"'.g Mr. alMI Mn. Jolm Footer ml Jlr• ..it#1a. greeting cards which will alsu be I lhony was in charge of the pro- his lecture and showing slides of Chester E...,. lltowed colored Harry p Smidt. • used in the Weekday work. .,y gram with Mrs. Isabel Winebren- the National Jamboree which he pictun!I whkb Wen! taken by • - I,' Dau11h:er', Birth Following the business meeting ner ass.is.ting her. attended at Colorado Springs, lbeir IOfl, Michael when en a Announced Jan. 15 Mrs. Charles Lewis gave a review Mrs. Allen Hughes and Mrs. Colorado. auite ID the Mediterranean with • Mr. and Nrs. Patrick Johnson of lhe book. "One World, 0 n e Frances Bearh• were appointed -----the U, S Navy. of M880ft are announcing t h e Mission." during the meeting to help with Ref1 eshment1 were eerved at birth of a daughter, De~rah Jo- _ _ .. the Tea at the church along with the c1- ol the evening by the - · OD Sunday. January IS, at the chairman. - - · Mr. and Mn. Long, Mr. and Mrt. Dan White, Mr. the Mason Cl,lnlc. The baby weigh· ·Refreshments were ,erved by ed •ix pounds, ei~I ounces at Mrs. Anlhooy following th_e meetand Mra. lllchard Picloeno and Mrs. Harley Swiaher. birth in. or MR. AND )\IRS. LARRY LATHEY Mai.m.J grandmother is Mr,. PRL!ICILLA CIRCLE The Lend-A-Hand Society Marjorie Ball of We8t Columbia A potluck dinner preceded the · The Priscilla Circle met at the lhe Harrlsonvllle Presbyterian would be imtalled with Mn . while paternal grandparents are meeting ol the Loyal Helpers home of ·Mrs. Richard Hovatter Church held lb regular meeting George Andenoa, Jr. , u the lnu ... and Mu. H. E. John!IOIT of class of the Asbury Methodist for their monthly meeting and last Thursday night at the home ltalling offacer •I SP'""· --~"' ..'...,. the •-•n Clifton. Tbe Johnsons also have church in Syracuse held Monday Mrs. Gene Murray was welcomed of Mrs. RubY H8 lliday. WJ.th 20 ~ b• ,, w-r a aon, Arnold, and a daughter, evenink in' the recreation room as a new member by the group. members and gueSls present. Mrs. The New Haven Evangelical United Brethern Church to have a Valentine pot hack: dmPtnny Sue. or the church. Mrs. Harold Thomas. chairman 5:ua :tkt. de:.oti;n~.1a:d~r, of New Haven was the scene at 6:30 P.M.1 December ntr on Feb. 21 at the church with Mrs. Ralph Robson presided at 'ded o er the business meet c: ose or er SP JtlC • smg 31st for the candlelight weddinff, of Carol June Gibbs husbands of the members 81 presi v ·oflhD"il" thl! meeting which opened with ing and Mn· Charles Vroman pree LSc ~es. . daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gt bs of New Haven, and' gueste rthed or inner andthe rd1 devotions by Mrs. Royal Thomas, senled the devotions from the Se- Mrs· A s Wagner pres,~ent, Larry Melvin Lathe~son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lathey meeting to follo'II. who read from Matthew 5, and a cret Place magazine. was. in char~e ~r the busmess of Danville, Ohio. e double Ting ceremony was per- The meeting wu closed witb DIHRT FLOWER so a meditation from The Upper Plans were made by the circle aession. Co~~ibutions were voted formed by Rev. Ro ert E Dille. Nuptial music was pre- the Friendship circle and the IIOLL ON and CRIAM . h . for t.he Poho and Heart Funds. t d b M R '-·rt E . 0·11 · t . SoJots · t was 1.ord·• prayer alte r which ..... Room. A report was given on t e to visit the County Infirmary on M Lo . G'lke In h sen e y rs. om: l e oreams I DEODORANT apron project sponsored by the Valentine's Day and hold a short rs. mse ! Y wa~ c arge Miss Ruth Sayre, who sang "Because", "I Love You freahment1 were aerved by the lleplar $1.00 Value class which added $76.20 to their program for the residents lhere. ofTt~~ rectreatw,~al pe_r1ndbe· I th Truly' ' and "The Lord's Prayer". hostesses t.o those mentioned 11 Sile 50c . 111: nex mee mg w111 a e Arrangements ol wh·,te glad above and M- Paul t reasury, f Th The program rom e Missions h r . Alkir .h · F 11 • th wedding , .., .,_........... • Lhnllld Tlmt Only Election of officers was held magazine was read by Miss Fred· ome o Mrs. Francis e w1~ iolas and seven-branch candelab- . o owlllg e. . a ~p- Mrs. Edward BLlt'bU and Mn. with all orficers reelected lo r die Houdashelt after which a Marg~t Douglas and Ava Gil- raa were used on the altar. Poin- tm? ~as held m the educati:o~ Everett Bacboer. ,. ,, ,-gr. .... •g nd •nclude Mrs d ed .,, the key assisting. Refreshments ol settias and hoUy were also used buildmg o{ the church. The bride 1 the comm year a 1 , esser I coune was serv .,~ bl ed ·u ,. · hosless. Ice cream. ca!te and coffee were in the decoratin" The white sat- ta e was cover w1 1 a J.i:lce Rob son. pres1'd en l ; Mrs. c arne FREE PARKING . to· loth h'cb decor ted ·th MEIGS THEATRE ELECTA CIRCLE served at the close of. the meet- in kneeling bench was trimmed c. , w I was _a_ ~ CMta llhlt, Mlddl- Sinclair. vice president ; Mrs. Wil• Pomeroy, Ohio liam Houdashelt, se('retary; Mrs. Mrs. Owen Bratlon, chairmano( Jng by the hostess ass1~ted _by in pine roping. ;,mk rose buds ~d traihng ~me. Whm,... lraWl , , _ _ th nd Ernest Duffy. assistant secretary the' Electa Circle, was in charge Sh~n a 1;:~lineA Escorted by her father, t h e a:.d~nte: w:lda Mrs. Robson Is R / dA .e-E ecte s Cl aSS preSI·denf • n 3 "'..: $1 Ii ei..., • • 6-1/z (i)uarts Angel Food Cake ilt' Senllllll. J'omenl)"Vlddlepart, o. Ja. 11. $400 Presented JOF Cla11 Held ' · • Replar Bu,"Id',ng Fun d ,,,., JOF Meeflnl11 . Dau, ... Ror•I Crown COLA Ice CrNm Fruit Pies .. - 1 • One Carton Serves 1P Kansas h,11 no •aloon1, even. though liquor 1J legal there. t Adult Study Church Meeting . --· ,'T- Country Club Corn Peas Annual Fellowship Tea Planned ILyons, Pickens By First Baptist Church Circles Named Leaders Plans were made for lhe annual Fellowship T,:;, of Of Patrols the 8. H. Sanborn Missionary Society of the Middleport l,---=====::..--,lguetta of her mother, Mra. Olive Mainly About Sue. Ingraham and daughter, L. , nda , People In Mn. Charle, Elliott .imd son .,.e.. EDITOR'S MAIL BAG ' STARK'S PHARMACY ~INST, ' ., ' POMEROY •t I 'i Phillips Sisters Style Shop __________.... ___________________ .,I Court St. Pomeroy HARnEY & BENNm SHOE STORE ._ Pe-,oy "Mldclle of Upper Bleck• ····- - ~•--,, ..'' ' . �--· .. DaUy ~, ntl Ael , Pomeroy- Middleport , O , Jan. 18. 196 1-5 :::-1t •~ \Pantbers Level White Falcons 81-45 In 8 .:~!~~~:;:., c~:::t :~~ .u Non-League Action For 7th '60-'61 Victory I ••--•---ti. 1 ~~ siwrt, . Rut~and Ex~ends Racine ~o Limit Befere _F~!~!~ ~~hind.i!~bu~!~ .~~~•!~!~~~~a1o~,~~ bani,; of the Sf>inr , l 1 in l BOSTON /UPI)_- Th e tra .':Cdy of Texas Tower No . e1i;:n Mlniltry offK'wls watched ~ -~ameh as no s ur prise to so me of _th e Ne\\ Eng la nd fa m- carefully the anli-Freneh speeches 1:-5 w ose me n \1cr e aboard the 111 -fat ed -st ructure. Rel- lx-ing delifered at 1ht- meeting: o a ives !0 1d t oday how many of th e m en had feared for Afri<'an neutrals in CaaabJanc 11 • L h _benea th the sea a s II did Sunday night. ror Fran(',e qlthough. preoc<'UMi.u Adele Cuirasta11te of Dor- ·~ ..1 • • • ,. , . Iold me not tu worry ·, she ...,d ru= now with Pr@11ident Charles Che''. r, MB!'l!'I s-er 1 o Airman · ' · ...1~ G JI · f · "" Dom tmc · v·· . Guiraslon!e . th ·,n, ~I au e • 11uprcme . 1... 20 " He must have known sornr ' I · ef ort to · re, 1rl he ha11..1 un.·n k -. to Abgeria, .11. on lower ·duty' he didn 'I w.:i 11 t me · to know " 8 ore peace 6ed th 1!111 11 not for lB months and "realized the Wi_llJams was a fo1ht>r of four 50 preoccup . ~t at she- doe!i danger " rh1ldren . ranging ln age from 4 not keep a sen!1t1ve finger on t h . to 13, .. ,. ·. t•puJge of other events in Arrira u ur1ng 11t" 1ast 11rr1cane he • h h · ·11 k~ Oa 11id C Abbott 49 of Some, • a ld th e men ft' JI lu~y wPreg oing · · '' · w ere er interesta llh are huge. down for sure .. she s .d " Th ville. MaM ., had wrillen the One repo~ .inddenl al Ca11a81 • J , k t ey 1 "to wer is in terrible shape · ·1,1 ta blanca especially created a cer h.d th. 1·, r·r J e ac e s on every w · m!nutes a1.d the.r felt certain the will lake a lot of work .. .I don '! I in wary amusement. to . Id . _ know when J' ll he home" Abbott It came whffl a Moro("(':m re::il\er wou go Domenic sa id I · · t t· d --· F h I k ,; h a welder, had worked on all the- resen a 1vt enounl.-.::u renc he'd •· IA" uc Y u e came oul of at m·1 test · " •1 SaL. th I d· 1 , al" " Texas Towers· I o c Also II Clal m our ,iara. a j,I > IVt' , Dest-rt Mrs. Seuy Williams of Ware- His son. Arthur. 22 , all htit m 'f abandoned hope that hi!, fa ther · Ferhal Abba1 , premier of th ham M 1 F i,v.111 ass., ~ e of M·Sgt. Troy would be found alive. "He AlgPrian rebel pruvlsional govern1 ams. 33 , whose body has , menl begged hill rdo Th d bein recovered, soid ht>r husband ' couldn 't ~wim a stroke- and was , , , pa n. e to,. , , scared of lhl' water .. he said / sPrt . ht" si:ud. was Algerlan , 1 1eIep honed l.!alurc1 ay mgl11 "He· · The F h be · • - - - · -- - - - - -· - 1Mn Abbott was under a doctor·s renc , ggmg no one Phea;iants R,-portf'd core. j pardon , ,ay th~I panlcul Vincent G. brown 43 of Hui! slrekh of Sahara 11S French an I,,,azarrI& For A'1rnorfij · · ' ·11 · COLUMBUS Ph I' . Ma ss.. told his wife in a tele-1w 1 remom IJO. • et.sant s msy h ll be hazards on an airPort, aerord- P one . ca on lhe w~_kend that The sands and dune9i or the- Saing to Syringfield Munic~')aJ Air- the ~~al~er w.:is very rough out hlr~ are of considerably le!s im• port authorities. This was the here. Vm<'ent A. Yavo~osky, ~ · po~nce than what lies beneath. br.1.~ic logic behind mak ing this of Se~b~ook , _1'1 .H, l~ld his ram1ly France look!l lo Saharan oil and AlrjlOrt a publt~ ltuiting art!'a re- I llie w;nd is terrible and the minerals for help in restoring he C'~lls . Dan Atwnhot'fer , Wil;llife / waves are hi gh." to a place among the world' D1sl!-1ct 6 supervisor. Ohfo Divigreat powers. Morocco, Tuni9;ia 11ion of Wilrllife. I • Mauritania and loo Algerian The _role of birds in some re. rebels all look with equal long Drastic Reductions For Men and Boys. Save up to 1-3 and ½ on Most Items cent aircraft wrecks throughout I ing at these riches 1md each has Sales Cash. We reserve the right to limit quantities. · All the United States brought lhi" inL claimed them. format ion to light._ Atzenhoefer n8f$ But as De Gaulle leads Algeria te('alllMI !hat the a1rpot•f offif'ials toward an independent futu had corls1dered pheasant 9i a haz8 · wh ich he hopes; also will include ard on the runw.ayi;i _ He contacted! Foreign Teach1ng --.051.s wlll be clu~ lies with France. there. ls lhem to get details. open for United States citizens in no llllent on the part of t Gtorge Arthur, manager of th(> IArmy-operated school.s for Ameor- French to give U'l the Sahar hrem<'tnbered th ret inci- ican children in Okinawa, Korea, where they hatl ·invested hun~/mg~l ere : :sant s :d Japan, Germany. and France for d~s ~f millions of dollars an pro s. A ut our lhe 1961-1962 school year The which JUsl now is beginning MEN'S WOOL yf'ars ago a pheasant f1ew ihto · pa ff the intake of 8 PT jet as it took greatest number of ,acanl'iH will Yo . off. The plane was forced to land , ~ ~ •!emenlary ~eachers exper- The Jnd,.pendent Algeria which All wool nannels, gabard ines, anrl worsteds. Rf"g. nt Findlay to remov, the bird. ,e~ in the primary grades. De Gaulle foresees includes onl ulars, shorts and longs._.s,izeii 36 ta 16. Reg. Two years aao Arthur w High school teachers who qualify lhe fertile belt In bo t !>• as . lw . fld ·u •- d runn ga u $4~.oo to $65.00, taking off in a small plane when m O ma,)Or If s wi mo nee · miles back from the Medite _ . edalso. ' Ivy Le11 gue and Splash P11tterns. Our hest make rane-an . The Saharan departments a ph ea!lantnew up a nd hit the of Coats art' inel udl!d in this group Reg pric propeller. Sufficient damage was School librarbms, teachers of will be admin;"le,-· I . .., .:\I as a way S29.50 to $39 .50. · · t" done that Arthur waa unable lo remedlal re ad'mg m eIementary from Paris Sm.all char,ge for alterations WI!' C'annot lell you continue his night. Last year a g~ades ao d ~nc:e languages in Western · observers were not who they are made by but yl.i will recognize tht phe:aaant flew into a landing high achoo! are m demanJ. Guid- popuhlr at the Casablanca meet label. plane and broke a window in the ance counselors and dormitory ing whe- head of t t f M · ca b1n. but no one was hurt. supervisors w1·11•.,., requll'·e,1 an d rocco ,...Egypt S Gh saeo G . O· a limited number of admlnistra.· . • ana, umea MEN'S LONG SLEEVE "This sampling of accidents tive openings are \xpected Mah. and. Libya oondUC'led thei which Arthur c,aold recall lndl· Qualifications indud~ a .bache- sessJOns m secret -and allowed . · cates that phaesants pose a lor's degree, teacher training and Ileak to reporters only th11t which Included -ar• crew nl!cks, shawl eoll ar, and boat nrcks. A 8nd very good name ln sweaters . Re-g. $6.98 lo $16.98, on Sale Plain fancy Patterns. Sizes S, M, L and XL. Reg $3 98 threat on an a!.l:port and where lwo years of teachin ex rience. seemed i:nost a.dvantageous. to $5.98. On Sale $1.99 tu $2 .99. · · jets are used the damage may be Sal f th • t g 1. pe I taf[ Unpublished in the final COm- $3.49 to $8.49. You'll want more than 1 of ibese. ary or e1nsruc1ona s · b . 1 extreme y severe," saya Atze-n• . •ua; f th •-hoot ( h mumque ut believed here hoefi IS--.. or e"'"' year wt hB bee . --":.·___ i L--u~ additional increments for a mas· ve n among secret ~gree, ...,.TWIIWily .Jt.-.t,. uai:ver11 lhe t , d d f ments was one for a boycott 0 mrplu1 birds through public her 1' ebogree thean ~ semester Fran('e In an effort to force tel'· wools and nylons. Reg. $! 2 98 $2 Gabardines and all wool. Reg $45.00 to $60.00. On Sale Ga_bardines. . ou !I a ve ma 81 er s. Ren t- ogn1•,·mn of the Algerian rebe h unti ng, Alz en hoefer bel JeVes. tit • t.o 7.50 - Nuw . f ,. t nd going ..,v.49 to $13 .75. $22.30 lo $30.00. 1 "This solution kills two birds ~ lVL,g quar ers a tr~nspor- regime. ' with one stone _ dam.age lo air- tation overseas and return are Further Jittl . Mtn'1 Winier and YHr Round . provided b,- the Government. The • e op;x,rtun1ty fo ' craft is lessoned and a portion success was seen here for United of the public enjoys the recrea- tour of du!y is one year· Arab Republic and Ghana ro s Wools and gaba'.dines, Some are hooded. -Res:- -$14 98 to , tion provided by hunting," For apphcatl.on pro~ure. send als for a joint -African ? 1 1 ary $39.50 - Nuw gomg $7 .49 41 $19_75 . . ... ,,. . · haefer concluded a postal card 1mmed1ately to the d Al_! wools, part wools and wa!ih 'n )\'tar Fabrics included in comman , · Id look . Commerclal planes no longer Jndustrlal Relations Office, Teach- F lhlS group. SIZE'S 28 to 46. Reg . $6.98 tu $14.98. Now ,3.49 MEN'S • w,h th 8 Jaun• Lu $7.49. Small alteration charge. use the airpllrt The alr national er Racruitment, c-o Commanding I d,.c!_!l"ceewou ' Ge r I b eu ey on any sue comma guard now keep, its planes there. nera , Co um us General Dep- involving Morotco .d d ot Columbus 15, Ohio. . , an m epen · 1 • . • ' ______ enl Algeria or Tunisia, For thes flie D\l;lst nortbeJ'fl pomt or the three France prerers a fed ~ACH nation'• road system ii~ Ir c I e, Ice Fishing Goud eratl~ under the p Limit 12 p.., C1nt01Mr 0· Sizes S, M and r•. Most of these have long tails. Reg. $1.98 Alaelta, •-dinR lo the Nation- B M" S French force, ro on Values To $1.50 to $3.98. On Sale $1.00 tb $2.00 . You'll want several of these Automobile Cluh. ul 1nnows carce _ __·_ _ _ _ for that cold weather ahead. SANDUSKY - Now is the time First U. s . auo t I . sae wa for those hardy soulthes,the i~ fish- made Mareh 24, Ul98, by Alexan• MEN'S WHITI ri~~e~~ a real buy. ff 1st qu_.1lily would sell much, mueh . ' ermen, to get out equipment der Winton, of Clevel::ind oh· and head for the lake. The Di · 10· vision of Wildlife reports that Value11 to $9.98. Ju11l 6 in lot. A fairly good run or 1izes. there is good Ice on both Sandus, ky Bay and in lhe Bass Island Values To $4.95. area. Crew neck. .shawl collars and boat neC'ks inclw:led in thi ' 1 &roup. Reg SJ .98 to $7.98 - On Sale $1.99 to $3.'~ Reports from the Bay Bridge Rea, $12.98 to '21).30. On Sale $6.4p to $14. 75 , area indicate that while goodly numbers of perch are be ·r.g Ju~t 8 In lot. A very rood OS CY caught. about one or every three name in hal.oi. Sires S, M and L. fish caught is large enough to J0,00 DllW'!'I - 8.tlan~ In m1:1ke cleaning worthwhile. ReJ. $9.lltl to $24.IIO. On S•I• $4.99 to $12.23 . Size, 6 to 20. Co11 'o'(N'l ,.('"l t Term,s ' The problem right now, aC<'ordMIN'S ng to .local sources, is the scarcs;,.., .,. broken . Values to $2.98. . .;_ ,. , ity of bait minnows, So, downstale fishermen :;ilanning a trip Sizes 6 to 12. Sanforized, Grey and Ian colors. A good to Lake Erie, and Sandusky Bay, run of :iizes. Value, lo $3.98. MASO~ , 'v'v ~A . should take their minnow, along . - just in case. s,,.. 30 lo 38. Rei . $3 .98 to $4.98 - On Sal• ~200 ta tz,41jl 'i 1 I i Cl•• the Slate wil CIIH CLEARANCE SPECIALS! 1 $1111 1N 11w 111, 11111. Cllu If ~Ill. O• t lllrlll1 IUlt 1Ntt ltrt l11ltt111w11. ..,._,_,,_ . -·-· Ph•ne WY 2-2111 Ill I . M.ln It, c 0 ~ ' • • • 1 BOWLING BAGS $3.98 up league conteltJ. Pomeroy enter• league "°?ten· I~ a11ln Frld~y a1alnll Coacb Charlea McAfee I undefeated Ath· en1 five • Wahama .. ... . " • • 1.2_- 45 36 Pomeroy · · · · · .21 21 JS 3 Days Only' ' I •SLEEPING• BAGS• FRIDAY--SATUR DAY .. MONDAY January 20 -21 - 23 $7.4510$12.88 0 ' ::rt, moo,. THINKING ABOUT SPRING THINKING ABOUT BOATING For Stock On Hand Warm Morning and Armstrong • Need d THE SPORTS CENTER HEATING STOVES BA HR DaJey, TOffe ff Jding uP CLOTHIERS EBERSBACH HARDWARE ' I DAVIS •SHULER ANNOUNCES THE SALE SAVEi SAVEi Diley, • . . . , _ lanu,ldewhom Iba Now Yori: Yan- .' COATS 1 SLACKS .SHOES • • SUITS BLOUSES LINGERIE • DRESSES e e SWEATERS e CURTAINS ODDS and ENDS e MEN'S AND BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS eSWEATERS e • IOYSi PANTf .•'l ') .......... .... .... .. ,.._ a •t ' . . -- . ., "' Im i CEILf NG TfLE play safe . with guarded warmth room comrortably warllJ • even on the coldest daya with a ••rtahle elettrlt space h•ater. You can be 11 ro::-mr•"'lu~ I~ home decorating! [nstall now ~~n__ a •&tt~ettve new tellin1s to old rooma hush wu.q;';noi1y rooms. ~ ." • · i/1 ' I, l ' j '...' I• II nm -•• 13lc sq. ft. Plain Whito, Crot1 Scared Ii,· 11·, --- 12x24 "''i rin . . .,, •• , ,- . .,.. ..,,.... n $1.00 Uniform Pants $2.00 I I '- • ½ PRICE Ro1 . $2.lltI to $3,98, On Sale $1.49 to Sl.99. i'l!Oljl SP M.154 ~- -- • ~. ,' , < :'!'.,, BOYS' HOSE · ·· · .. · · .. · · .. · · .. · .. · 11 c It rlrst quality would sell much hifher. MEN'S IVY LEAGUE long Sleeve Knit Shirts · · ½ PRICE Trousers · · ½ Price Men's A mce assort-ment or C-Olor:i . Reg. Price $2.98-0n Sile $1.49. Grey, hn, brown and black . Keg. Price $4 .98 to $5 .98 - On Sale $2.49 lo $2.99. Sm&II 11lteration charge. BOYS' JACKffl · ·· · · · · · · ···· ··· ½PRICE Gabardine. woola ind twlll11 . A real good buy . Site, 6 to 20. Refl. $6.98 to $16.98, On Sale $.'U9 to $8 ,49. Some are Wash N' Wear, the heatinr eJll!'ment r i.vea completP Protection to children and pet.. SN" Your electric appliance dee fer today . _.,..... a1.11Qnt.. ftMPAlll't co. MASON, . • •• IJ..IEC~IC co. Men's light Blue Twill PANTS · · ·· $2.00 Ivy styled with tapered legs. Reg . price $3.95. MEN'S WHITE MEN'S WOOL SHIRTS · · · · .,. · ·· · ½ PRlCE Tee Shirts 3 for $I .00 A~ wool11. wool and urlon blends. Sizes are broken. Re&. Price $4.98 tu $1~ .00 - 011 Sal~ $2.49 tu -$7 .50. . Sizes S, M and L, BOYS' CAR COATS · · .. · · · · · · · · ½ PRICE Men's Better Flanner Shirts · · · · ½ PRla MEN'S All wools, t1Pil19 and po,plin . Some are hooded . Some are wash n' Wt"lr. heg. $10.98 to $22.!W. Now goin1 $5 .49 to fll.lG, This you cannot arford to mi11s. Knit Briefs 3 for $1. Boys' Long Sleeve Sport Shirts · · ½ PRla MIN'S SJ.zes S, M a,nd L it'1 safe. A rua'rd over oo ..vM• \le ,.,.. •ow,..,,... HOGG & ZUSPAN ' 1W'e th e ,MATERIALS ,, . BOYS' WINTER CAPS · ·· .. ·........ . $I""- LADIES' BLOUSES ... ' ' .'' ' ' ... , ½ PRICI~ I ~ .... ..,.-$..... IILU BOYS' OVERALL PANTS CELOTEX ' i 750x.14 Tiill,l..s 19.95 Ille.... ', r-----------.1 BOYS' BRIEFS ·· · · · · · · · ·· ... .. 4 for $1.00 BOYS' SPORT COATS · · · · · · · · · · ½ PRICE \ I . V•lli-•1t11111•SOQI ........ .__, .,,..,,r $2.00 Dress Shirts · · $2.00 Ke,p lht childrtn'a play. 17.60 20.50 22.75 Iii .... ..... -111. 7c Men's Felt Hats · · $3 . ) --lftll .. ..... . Boys' Ivy Leaue PANTS I } frle ......... • , SILi 670xl5 710xl5 7~15 · \ ' ·•-Ill .... , . e STOii CLOSID • String & Bow Ties 3 for $1.00 BOYS' DRESS SUITS · · · ·· · · · · · · · ½ PRla MASON FURNITURE CO. I 1 pt,,, ... ~ ... ,1 PP•b~ tire ttD dDay11tws••1 TO , "One OJ Oh,;,', FINE Srore1'' ' •fflCIID-WlllftWAU.1 --· ,. ,. ' ~ ALL 911111 - ' TI'PP AUTOMATIC l!LEVATOR SERVING ALL 3 FLOORS ~--· .-_ --6.76-11 .60 warmlnl up w the Job ·- MEN'S ·w,nn HANDKERCHIEFS MEN'S HOSE ..... ...... .. .... . 11 c pair Furniture $299 ~ . During Our Ilg ' GAWPOUS , lur Now YOU'LL FIND CLEARANCE VALUES ON ALL THREE FLOORS. COME EARLY FOR BEST SELECTIONS. ' PUTS GOOD LOOKING WHITEWALLS on yo~r ~or ETC. tee::'" MEN'S FLANNEL SHIRTS · · · · · · · · ½ PRla • MEN'S WORK JACKETS •- Men's and Boy's DRESS SLACKS · · .. .... · .. · · · .. 1/! PRICE ·,!Ti .i 1 • Ab:en• MEN'S CAR COATS ... .. .... . . ½ PRIU .. I HATS e SKIRTS e e HANDIAGS e e YARD GOODS e I I BOYS' SWEATERS · · · · · ... ....... ½ PRla SAVEi e . ~ Women's and Children 's SPORT COATS ½ PRICE MEN'S TOPCOATS · .. · .. · · .. ½ PRICE MEN'S JACKETS .. ·· · .... · .. · · ½ PRICE °' 1 DOWN $2.00 per week ball,r 80 MEN'S SUITS IN THIS GROUP ½ PRICE MEN 'S SWEATERS .. .. ..... .. . ½ PRICE SPORT SHIRTS ... .. .... ... .. .. ½ PRICE Metropolitan Motors - You've Inn Wahlng Forl Our 42nd Anniversary Combined With AGnulnt STOREWIDE , • , CLEARANCE. Sale 8191 ns Friday 9:30 A.M. c:ll'l· On Sale $14.75 to $19.75 ONLY Al ·Hand RFIRESTONE 1 Closed All Day Thursday January 19th Preparing For This Event ! On Sale $22.50 To $32.50 SEE IT NOWI BUY IT NO~ 1:.1 s•1gn1ng • Doors Open At 9 A. M. Foreign Teac ·•SAVE •NOWI• DISCOUNT MAIN '' SOUTHWEST game .i or Racine. put the Morr!- day to meet lhe Generals. Tyler JC 11 Kilgore JC 70 son coached club in the I ea d Racine scoring; Wolle 9 (S-71 Highland 67, again 2'l to 20 wlth one minute 29, Parsons 5 {1-2 ) ll,_Price 4 14· 1 North Royalton 64 (otl left in Lhe half but Martin w a a &) l2, McKelvey 0 (8-Sl 61 GraLake 54, Oak Harbor :Mi back lo make Jt 24 to 23 on a foul _ _ _ _ - . --- -points, Lakota 44, Gonoa ,. shot and • goal from the f~ld. Foller, Return To Granville 64. Johnstown 36 Sam :Price and 8111 George ex- - - - · S<orlng, Pomeroy - Wlnebron- Licking Helfl]tt,, ,a, changed buckets In the final sev- West Carrollton By u•1le11 Pma la~raaitout ner 9 13-5) Zl, Bunche I 13-4) ft. Newark Catholic 65 en seconds to leave Racine in the Mr. and Mr•• John Fuster (Joy And then there wa1 on1. Ohio Hamm a <2-G l 12, Ewing 2 10-0! Crooi.• ville 82 Roseville 73 lead 28 to 25 at the half w a Y Smith} left todav for West CarrollState, unanimou1 choice 81 the 4, Zurcher 3 12-:&J 8, Ohlinger 3 ' mark., i nation's No. 1 baskelball team, 12-3) 8, Buffington S 11-U 7, Wer- OMo H. 1 Beatdht!! Seore• See«iod HaU ton, 0 ., after a vi.sit with their Phone WY-2-3633 also 11tood alone today aa the only ry 1 IO-O f 2, White I (0-0 1 U. To B, lJaUed Preti lakr1111tlolllll The third period continued nip parent•, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Fosunbealen major collea:e quintet. tali :Mi ( 17 24> 11. Orrville 441, Smill)villt 44 and tuck with Racine ln the lead ter and Mr. and Mrl. Theo Smith. 1 Notre Dame, ridlnR alonR. in a Wahama : Knapp 2 (0-2 1 4, Yon- Waynedale 115, Dalton a S9 to ~ in the closing second,. Thursday, they will leave We-et so-so season , "got Ill lrish up" k11r 3 (lM l 8, Hargraves 2 40-2) 4, Northweattrn (Wayntl 811 , However, Lee Combs hit on a crip Carrollton for Pacific Grove, Calif. T1.1esday night and jolted previ• Bennett I tS-61 ti, Johnaon 2 <t•21 Shreve 40 1hol with 20 seconds remaining to where they will reilde. Mn. Fos• ously undefeated DePaul back 5, Roush 11-2) 1, Jewell 2 f0-2 1 4 Norw~yne 1118, Doyleltown 51 give the Rutland Red Devils a 39- ter will be employed as a dental Into reality by downing the De- - lit !7'20l 45. Hiland M, Mlllenbura: 3:1 39 lie at the end of three quartera. hygienist tbere and Mr. Foster MacGrelW Deal• 61-511. at SOuth Bend, Ind. ----Ii Mt. Orab 88, Goshen u In the final quarter Racine l)e. will attend Monterey Peninsula MIii It. Mldtllaport The vict~ry for the Fighting lri1h j Senaton Not In • Whlteoak•Mowry,town ee, gan to hit with better acc11r.i:J Collegew1:1.1 their 23rd In • row at home Sardinia 54 and pulled away from the scram ON ALL GAS AND COAL and snapped DePaur, I l•tanll'! AA Thi8 Sea&on Madl10n u, Geneva Spencer M Red Devil quintet. It wa., at the winnln!j streak. CHARLESTON . W.Va. (UPll - Cardinal 61, Newbury 47 foul line that the Tornadi:J fl YI De Paul, which only this week The status of the Charleston Sfn· Ke-n~ton 116, Kirtland 45 began to Increase Its lead. movitd into the nalion's "top 10·•. ator11 wa11 cleared today when Burton 89, 'l'hompiOI\ 44 Racine hit on 20 of 26 shots at NOWI IS THE TIME TO BUY That NIrailed Notre D~me 27-25 with club President Sam Lopln• ky said Midview 61, Clearview 45 the cbarJty line and 19 times from I lour minutff left Jn tht first half the tea_m would not compete In Lorain st. Mary 61, Brookside 411 the field for a 38 percentage, RulOutfit At Low • Low Winter Prices and could never calch up. the American AHoclallon In 1961. Columbia ta, Key• ton• 44 land's 8 of JS at the line and 19 • 14 Foot Whitahau• Ba• t l- · - - The club official s• ld he notl- - -- from the field kept their hopea e 27.7 H.P. 1961 Modol Scott Motor 1 fled league Preeldent James BurI • 14 Foot Hlllhip Troller · rl1 by t•legram that the Senator, kees would llke to have , said he Windshield - Steerllljl - llemoto Contn!, PULL'I: IQUIPPID wo'uld not field a team. had fired his firet contract rijhl Loplnokl added• condition • ayback at KC General Manago, NOW ONLY $1095 Ing Charleston hoped to rwnter O Frank Lane without aignln& iL Ortertd "S111•t" lalae Formerly Smlth Clothln1 Co. the league Jn 1962 becauN ll could share In the hall mDllon "1 was orfered I sUibt raise, MIDDLIPORT, OHIO dollar lndemnltle1 which tho Min• U hut It was "° ,Hght that it wasn't nesota Twin• wlll pay the auoclaworth the pa;>er it wa1 written ~everything In Hardware" Home Of Tran!ljJortatlon On Lind and Water lion. Thll !1 tho ~•let Mlnnt•ola lly MILTON Rlt'IIMAN on." sai~ Daley, who po.sled a Phono WV-'1-'1170 N•m• Brand must pay for taking over IIIOCiaVal&ed Pnu la&eruu.aal 16-lS record In 1951 and 1 1e-16 ST. 606 laat Main St. ,oMEROY tion terrllorle111 of St, Paul and B:ueball may be 1 1port ~ul mart last season. MerchandiM Mlnneapoll1, •outhpaw Bud Daley ond flntl,-========= baaeman Frank Torre lnoisted today they mean buatneu In their muluol cunpalin lo 11et more money. Daley, • til•SlfflO winner !llft!M IN THE CENTER OF MIDDLEPORT Kanlal Cly Athletlco In each ol the tut-two NUODI, Rid ho Wu told last winter to "wait another ,ear" bolo,.. 1utt1n1 1 rool lllary aquawk. Ill> ho wallod. 111d MW be'1 oquwkiol 1ood and loud. Tomo. who WU . ., to Lo1111Yillo by Mllwaubo bofort mid,..,.. 1111 yur, hu .uni, lnformod tho Br1v11 ho"U quit rath., tru tab • cul lo play In Iba 2 • ! RIFLE · · · · · · $20.00 A.0 d Then _aN ' I brenner to11sed one in· Terry Oh• • • L lTY OIll Ji lifV4er followed with a nice seJ I SAVING& CO. lead. There 1'// 0 In lhe .econd quai·ter, 9;hot ft' 88 ne, by Larry Hargraves narrowed Wahamo·, deficit tu fow· Oh1'0 Buckeyes but Eddie Bunch 1tnd tt.mm cun CLOTHING HOUSE s~me lime the tower ¼'. oul~ some day collaJJse and van- Moro('(."O. a SEMI - ANNUAL NEW YORK the ,tone Quai d'Ou• r IIY Ha WINGETT neeted to pull away agalll. 1 the neighborinl .alat.e boys 10 , Kn Co 72 Dele .art Vallt> 119 • IeG to be I.heir downfall. Rutland Non•ICOrtr wu Ro&tr n-e. , Coach Ruasell Moo~·s f'omePomeroy gained an 11 point takethe_lrRvenlh wbloftbesu• , Na!:on ,·1 BablonwG1 y I Sullael S,.rb Edl&or matched Racine 1oal for goal Hut1and acorin1 : Martin I <5eroy Panthtn ~ • b!'f'alher itdvaalage in the late minute~ of aon _aaamst four loue•. !Ilhllc.11 II Cortlud 41 A tight defensive cage battle shoolini, 36 per cent from I he 8) 23, fiob1tetttr l ·(l>-0> 4. Gtorl• from lea11ue action last nigh l lo the period whe~ Eddie Buff mg- Winebrenner ~I he Panther, Carneale Tech Wuh • J•H S5 ra1ed for thrH quarters at Rut• field. The Purple Tornacloe1 BCOr• 4 (04 ) s, Cambi I tM) T, Hoff. trounce the Wahanui Fak'l,H\s 81· ton, Bunch, Winebrenner a nd in the rebound.mg department Sou· Conn St, 76 Paterson St. '14 I~ Tuelday night before the Ra- ed 19 point, in the fourth period man 2 IO-OJ 4 Totals 19 (8-111 • · . ·., ...!.lrLf 4$ for their nmlh 1tnl.lghl loss Hamm, all connected for lhe with 11. Bunch pulled down w, 80f.JTH cllHI Purpl• Tornadoes could atop while holding Rulland to 1. · '. thil lt'UliOfl Panthers while Beooell wu the and held the lead m I.he &hoot• . T h 75 1\he tcrappy Vennarlmen , 58 to 46. . U ,••. , t Non-1e0rer was DICI Dupa. · uld ,_L . 1Weetero Ky St. ..... ec . Martm and Wo e p-.,t:a er• Tht- Falcons enjoyed one of only Falcon who co •&nA one. ing percentage, with eight or U Auburn 74 F St. 17 I A nip and tuck frrst quarter left rific game, for their respective ~re by q ~; . ,. Mori an Et. 77 the chBrges of C.Oach Larry .Mor• schools and were the game•• lead- Racine , . , ... lS 11 u 19 - 18." . their hotteat rwriod& of the sea• . Al 1~ e~d or the half Coat:h attempts. Ohlinger hil lhree ol I Viriinia S son early in the fi.rst ~uart~r but IMoore • five held a 42-~ m'1rgm li~~en , Hamm_ five of 12: and St. 96 Louillau Coll 3il i rlson Jn front by a slim. one po_lnt lng point 3etter1 with 2:t ach. Rutland ... .. ll U 14 T - 41 thll' Panlhen overcame it and over the w~less Falcons. . , \\mebrenner e1&hl of 311. , . ,. l-lelll)' 14 Lee1-McrM JC 7'l. margin , 13 to 12. A_t the beginn~ Lee Combs did a good job on the Reserve score : RacD 30 ,Rut,. beld Uw lead al 2l-ltl by lhe end I In the thwd pt!riod, P~me1 oy • , Pomeroy connected on S4 of 13 tetaon 75 William Carey 73 I of the SE'('Ond period Racine h,1t boards for Rutland to glve hi I 1111 ' ol lhe stanza . After thal , Pome- : coldut , the ~ahama_ rm! w attempt& for a 47 per cul aver• eo;.-.Wuhingloo 77 to make It 15 to 12, but Rutland s team a alight edge over the Ra- , _ liianiidiilO= . ======iiil'o 1 roy began atacking up the mark· I held lo _onl~ eight wbiie the Pan- age. I Win-Salem 106 Elizabeth City 94 Dave Martin and Larry Hoffman clne club in rebounding. I• I era and Wahama was never again , lhen hit 13. Wine~re_nner , w~ ln the reserve conteat Pome- . N. Car Call. 67 St . A.~linH 66 teamed up to put the R~ Devils In the preliminary game l he , in t'ODU!fltion . turned m the even~g I lop ICOI • roy got IL• ninth win againat one : Newberry 9'l Ga. Southtrn 72 In the lead 18 to 17 with four Racine Little Tomadoei had • d . · J tt h I I inl!I ~rlormance with 21 , and Ed- loss by dumping the young Fal- 1 MWWKST minutes remaining 1n the half. n. th talle R t j oe Benni! , "' o urne m a d' ch 'th 19 led the Pin I Wb ,• ..1 •J..wa ... away 1rom e r u1B point performance for thil!' Fal• [ ie Bun ' wi ' • con • · 82 ·::IO. Tom ilt ~ ~.., St. Benedicta &a omaha 47 With three minutes and 30 aec- land rive, 30 to 20. Rutland took I con• dumped in tht1 opening' th,n . baby Panthers with 14 and Blll Cincinnati 14 DuqueSIHt 53 onds le~ Duane Wolf, sank one 22 shots the first half before find• : aawi~ marker in the first hair ! About midway last perlodf lJewell wa1 top1 for the loseu Wesbninster 13 Bald-Wallact $9 of two shots at the foul line to lie Ing the range and were down 18 0 'th , -·· • u..,i M• rlln 22 Cal. IS Shot minute. The score chani,ted h1mds 1 Coach Moore- sent m •• nudt wi .seven. . DeP-auw M Indiana St. (Ind, 1 89 It up .. t 18 a U· W0Ife then hit on to 2 at the hall. Larry SalRr led three llmH befott Panther Cent• : • ub_Slltute~. Be':y E:;~g~e ~~ Some fan • w~r. of the opmion Illlnoiil Wesleyau 79 Mlll.ikeu 70 a ~loif in sflol 10 put lhe Tomaclo the scoring with 14 while Chuck i tr Allen Hamm tied ii ill eight- I Whitt" , Mike W rry. y i that the preliminary was forfeit• Notre Dame 61 [)ePaul 58 qumet In the lead monentarlly Cheadle uaced the Rutland five Bolt Adlon cher took ovt- c fol' the_ Panther i ed by Pomeroy becaUR Coach Capital 61 Oberlin 59 before Jim Hob1tetter hll from Ith • 11 10 his cuard posltlon to make It 20 wRut~d meets Eastern at Ruta With a little over four minutes atart.ers who were leading ~31. 1Moore •eat two of the resel'\!t Detroit '1l Dayton 5'1 GOOD SILICTION left in the Cir-ii period, Pome• The iuba conllued ~- ~ur I _o_n starten in Ure run-away varsity Bowling Green 58 Kent St Ml to 20. land Friday night and the Tornaruy'1 lop poinlmaker. Bob Wine• t"Onle11t but the rttle affects only Butler 73 St. Joseph !lndl 83 Wolfe, playing a tremendo111 does travel to McArthur on SaturII ~- Texas i'ower 4 Tragedy Is -1Fore,gn News No• •Su:·pr:se To Families OI Commentary gra V1ct,n•1s· 'Bound To Happen' PA RIS-In 1prawlm,g. along tho let I French For 1 SCORES , Sizes 6 tu 20, lleg, Price $1.118 to $2,98, On Salt $1 .00 to ,ue BOYS' FLANNEL SHIRTS · · .... · · · $1.00 Sh:es .e lo 18, ind 1ues . Ree. Price $1.98. A nlct' aHortment of colors WINTER CAPS ½ PRICE Just • few In lot. Rei. Price $1.25 to $1.98. On Sale &c to $1.00. Th_is i11 a must. You can wear· lhese for Dress or Wark . Price $5.98 - Now gumg for only $2 .99. Men's Colored DRESS SHIRTS · ·· ·· · $2.00 ~oth stripes and plain colors in this group , A ni,ce run sizes. Values to $5.00, W. • VA. ot MEN'S DRIVING GLOVES · · · .. · · · · · $l.OCf Le11lher· palm with knit back . Assorted colors. Rq. value . $t.9i MEN' DRESS BELTS · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $'1.00 Genuine leather. Reg. Price $2.50. ', •..:... ;.' >. " ae,. ' ~ N,w York Clothing House - Pomer91 ---~.-· - - --'"&· ·' �, J • I I • .)ter-k ~It ' Style - Chunk Tuna I • rtetchup 2 Baanss- 1 ·••inz .. · P•tly ~eulinel, c No. Vz Cans l'on,eiOy·iiliuw•eol' l, oweet and 1<0tle re!loctJoruo on Gerllhwtn. Had thJJ ret:ltallon been bolstered wllb more detall and Ill· MEW YORK (Ufll-"Tbe.Ger-rney. Jowed to ll'ecede the IDl1lie the •hwln Y..ro," ., narrator Rich· And M aloo touched upoo oomo am would have jumped off Rodgers ..ld Sunday nlght,, alDrrningiJ' vapid prvducllon mon uffectlve eod eleorlyopunned the !9:10s and '30s, an lion!. dotlned •tart. era In which Am&<tca discovered Produced by Lohmd Hayward 1 The actoal atart of the Jbow ,... ito oullural role. ' and Mar•hall Januoon, the TV I The CBS-TV expedition lnlo tblo opecial11ot aotn11 wilha !un-filled snap openin11 or Frank SIDat;:_ · • OUiolo - renee no-li.!' :;'! 1 ..- rwwor~otin" .:::.,~ ~·~~u:~.:..;_~ , ~ ~'~;""" ~Ct..!'u.r·; art~ ~glclll 1 :••ign: 'J:! "';:: me:.,. -= ·.,;d.: !u""""""' - - r:; ::r-. roo::= Ch•nce to S.ve fven More - lh•n ~ Usual" A&P's linest Products... Ie ~ l •• ABC-TV'~'"':'.~ 's Your ·-·-···-- - . EvArcs SHORTENING_. . ... . .___3 59c Jl!: ;"j,: 't;.u 1-e.e No. 303 LB. CAN '*' 111 .... H , oW • 11\' •7 1 I' ' ! Cans I ,. Daile Lor a ................ "" ... . . - . • a~·d 14-oz. Bottles t o1uw wu I <Jl1'081'81D I """"""...,.. 1 .. • ..... obow of • more dramatic pa<in1. ;upon and mtrrortop of 1 burg...,. brWianllJ-par!Drmod "Porv and lbde1 - · RAil H-..n, Julia 1 Qarryobo ~ While I'm ll l!, I wonder why ,ln& nallvo culturo. Thb theme'o lleu" ballet b)'. llwpe lod br ll.oodoo. mllcellaneouo . ; : :, •., .; ·, 9JebtU... - lo!J M · Chavaller wu llllowod to , de 1 diopoood of . c....,.. de Lavallado. wblch woo and oill&en. dtrector Nonnao , l Mlln!ll f aurJee veopmeat e r- taped outdoon ad probably 'ICarnpbtll and cbore•gra· b!l' Joe hour .:> n Tu ,, , . • Pill& hiJ DOW book 011 IIIlo lbowt ly ID lbo prom lnp with~ ohould . ha¥e _ ...... lildoon. Laytoo. Too bod tha ~too ' Sammy Davlo i~ Ill• " A Tbe Ethel llormlll dld bet oUdl ef. dloplayod oo many comprvmiiiDI Blue Bou eod l1lMI TV All how lottv: fecti•IIJ In vorloul llllllleys. aopocto. It cuuld have '-> an be MOil "' IMIII , 1 thlo cul· l'rlllk Slllllra wu OJIIeod IIIIo • WlqUIIJiflod lriwllpb. moe . In A J R party oceoo durin& lbo video- Tbe a..-1 Bob Rope '1'1.-e Na A "''Il :"'trlbu~:_~...~ ~:,;; :~! :;7:.'"~ked taped obow IIlii wbJio hlo vocal will be the nwter ~~ ~ lournameol. tree man~~ged t!1 r.usb the proc· med ley of fealher-bramed vaude-~ and Ethel Merman lin&inl UOUJ, . - ...,..... , uoadoraed r...w:e wu a treat bit phyal- for tbe ISrd amuaJ Olear' tel&- be carried on ess o! diacovery into a number vUJe olioo that made 11M o! early gether. It developedudtbal ~It ~'::;~ ;:: 1 :~::-d:.ome of Gerlbo• . . - m ml Mondoy, April 17. The doy , hat ~• Ito ol imsginallve. exceptional ly au- ~ Gershwin tunes au~h a• "Tum On Wall from .u.e concl 11111 ~0 .,:O~a r1 -b~ dreuing l abwi.n musie-ttUI very mueb • ;nt»ii - tatemapted tbe 1111 IPir- lsbol', 00to be carried by .wc:-TV. Jfrom CltJ. • 1 thentlc-looking and vital electron· 1I 'N TiJ1 Me," and Tee-Oodle-Um- or _Gerabw10 aooga. 1be use er warm freah.Joo.. ,.... and UYtq produo. it that Pf'"adld. il being plarmed as a •mmute Oark atM. • B Bo " t.ru, teuer llruck me u a de- room sceoe. ~ • TelevisiOn In RevieW E11 ~lisl. .\.1ounta1n - Cut " u., Jllll. lH , loop ·ru. ,.~;..;.,.,,, .. ~.. .·~·· ,.~. ,....... . .....,.,.,.ahbma _.., ."'" """"' '" ~ ....'" ,"""· .. "" ...,._ ....,, wu lollowod by Rodgen'l tbat deprived lbo bolm:e ollbo lwu to o1uw Gonbwio'o.ioll1 A htghiiP! ollho .%_.:;:.;&.._=::=.r....:....:."""''"---=~=----"-'--..-....- i . . ...._ w ..~~~e. ,.,..,, IJPIIr onarltled..,._.te,oal.....,~ onarlly f • r val.., fla¥0rfvl whelou- quality ..., a1 ._., ....-... ......t .....~~o I """".. a1 t-or tom,.rature and ...,. .' lime.• \ A&P monufoctureo ond pracluc• 1 larp number of top quality fino foodlln lh own lop rotod unitary focforl• and then ohlpo thom direct to thiloloru. By io doing we ellmlnete the middle man end poa olo"ll the AYI!IIII to you. Llolod below oro • few of tho mony fine velIn Ann Pogo Quollty fooclo ovoileble only et A&P. 'EggN~~dles · 2 ~ 49c Red Raspberry 3 :! 51°0 T~.i;io Soup 4 ~ 69c Strawberry,........ ~! '1 39 Macaroni ~~GHETTI :~ 33c Peanut Butter ·; 29c ANN PAGE .. . Pure'PruerviS •' .... Budget Choice Center Cub ANN PAGE . . . _a. ANN PAGE .. . Elbow ROUND BONE ., '' c lb. .. '' . ANN PAGE . .. Krunchy or Cr11my Smooth ANN PAGI . .. Puro 2 Blackberry jELLY ~ ~~25c Preserves - - - 2for-lb.59C ANN PAGI ... llockbori'\', Pvro i=ii.I:E'-Ts CILLO 'CILLO COO FILLET$ -_ ---~---=-=- -.:35c b1no ludpt leof • 35 ., SHORT R'US - -- _____,.: . c ..35c .. c.. ____ . . . . ·-· --- I U. 5. No. 1 Size- Cobbler BREAD 2L~:~. 35c Dairy Values! VELVEETA 'ii·fJ:r' ''lW'~ra .i Birdl lye - Crinkle Cut- Sp. 4c aft Pack )1 FRENCH FRIES ..... Other Groc~ry Buj'fl! . ZESTA CRACKERS I~~. 29c 2 79c ONIONS 2 29c lb. bag · \ I ' lb. Loaf 9-os. Pkp. All Purpose- Yellow 3 I lbs.l9c CauliOower ' each 29c I I I . S&H QRIEN STAMPS .. .• ' ' l ' \ C lb Re~toved • :~~~~-~. . - 14-N. toto. tANNED JUJC' -_ SALE l Enjoy "Winter H..llth"' Serve Juice Daily I . 1 . ORANGfreJutce :: 2~ 79c GRAPEFRUiT~ 3'!:: B9c FIG· BARS A&P "lu,.,.IUth~ ... lllcod, Cholco Quality TOMATOES "lu...-.1111111" ... Perk lb.19c =· . Plump ••• Any She AlP ............... -·· Sonobcf. A&P "lupor.lllght" ... ............ I An• .) , FULL SHANK HALF No Centw Slices AlP "Su,.,.Right• ... 100% PUN Laan 1. - SMOKED HAMS A&P "Supotollteht" ... L""' PuN Park I ............ DUST , · l-In. I STAMPS A&P SUPER-RIGHT BRANd Margarine ~~ _ 2 lb•.S.Sc Fresh Sllvertown .. 1•. 3.9· iiiioEbPu:=ru~,- 1!: 89c Imperial Margarine lb. 38c pkg. C B..... of Fruit JuJc. 4Mr. 39C • • • • • • C00k•leS Aooorlmont Mild Brick Cheese _ lb.59c Beef Liver _ ___ a..49c Pot Pies -lloodr. • p•le looo 45C Spare Ribs _. - - - •.49c PumpkIn Porker al111 Turkeys ---- - - ._ 49c .GRAPE Drink 3 ~ 89c Banol• Su-t . . . Pure Florida VINE-RIPE Ground Beef - - - ... sse CoHage Buffs ___ .. 69c PRUNE Jul.. _ .u• -•nd 2~89c Meat for Loaf ... SSe Sliced Ham _ _ _ .. 99c A&P Br111d .. . Pure Large TOMATO Jul.. _ 3~69F Tasty Breakfast Treats Tubes Sliced Bacon ::." :: 59c A&P Brand . .. Pure 19c uch Sliced Bacon A!.; a,anc~_:! SSe Canadian Bacon: P'- .. 89c GRAPE Jul.. _ 3~89c Mlkt F,levo11d HI.C Br111d Roll Sausage :""::: 43c Yellow Onions --·~.:·39c Sliced Bacon~:.~::::- .:· $1-09 Fried F.lounder - - •.59c ORANGE Drink - 3~src '~~~1 ,Snow White .. 4Sc Pq_ncake Sy_rup ·~-p,.._ -ss ------..... c Fried Fish Sticks Cauliflower ~- =29c Pancake Flour ~~.':" : S9c Sliced Halibut Steak_ a..45c FLO:UDA F~S: 1 U.I.No.l .. . w..w - F h M.lk o.,.. """''Slc Fried Ocean Perch_ ... 49c Orange Juice - - . . a; Red Potatoes ·':_--- - 29c s~~;erb~ok·;:;., ~~·-~73c Oyster Stew =._ 3 '!: '1·00 Citrus Salad - - ....... 59 ,....,...,... . . --· .. _:_ ·---·- ·--- ~;-- - .......· ... . lui'i'\"1, Hoppr PamiiJ } · Fresh White He1ds r CRIEN . ' 6is,.oo katie EVANS t' ~ · a.:ar~~~.&~-¥(Wf~/ Leaf or Chopped Spinach, Cauliflower Chopped or Broccoli Spear~, Fordhook Lim11 Pack Am1rlcan or Pimento ANN PAGI ... VEGETABLES katie EVANS - All Varlelie1 - Reg. 25c SWEET ROLLS ---- 6 19C FrozenFoodSale • to T01n1"' Sauce ANN PAGI A&P BRAND So Frc!ri!i '' !, Sb Good! bakery dept. valuc.s! KfJ~;-y-- 8;";,5 4 ':: 4Sc si~;~k ·;;;p~er _ :;. 39c Beans:::; 4 ':: 45c c......,,.R;~r&e;.~;_: 4 ':=:4sc G;~;~--j;ily · 'M4;29c Salad Dressing - ~:49c Mix or Match iOitiNG BEEF,. ,_., 2Sc Pur~ or • . _ . . _ �. ' . '( 1-Da.itv ~ntinel , _ ___ MOUI!:HN \'#ANT ADS 2~ Ad~ J DAYS 90c $1.20 $1.50 75c 6 DAYS $1.35 $1.00 1 MO. $4.50 $6.00 $2.25 5150 l ega 1 N otlce · Rent 0 0 M lJNFUH - l 'urr.,..:e tl IUJTLANO TOWH&HII' MEIG5 couNTY , OHIO I fllr th• l'l.nl Y•n indln. D•umtwr ll , lUO Pop~o~l•tlon u n, uu • . ~ "rot~ So~~lark1 and wu.ta P~ll Dwnna: the Yur 1960 • 841!102 ICo>UOJJdatt from AU Fund¥! ' WANTED -:c==:-c __ )we on prt'ffil~'s. l'hone fo:M 7-7655 E xpt•nenc~.... ,. ·' R elief ~nd . Oltu·r II) 17..fitp Fund~ 1 - - - · ~ ntu\l; - _ _ _ _ -·-·· Colnpt"IIMa llun ur _ 16.56 SHI.IWI•tU7 Hl't·eiph I ~(17) -HELP- wANTED IGt·n<""ral EK<'~~~~..:M~..~~i~c FOR SALE - fr111n D<'•·~mb•·•· Jl. 1!160 '. . Ual<t tH·e in I!PJ><l~ l l o ry, 69 00 lol1111•tenal Tot~l - ,I 8 - Tru,lee.• TF.RMTI'i AND PEST CONTROl , 58 FORD F800 TRACTOR, 5 WANTED IMMEDIATELY mid· ' f'""''l''"satln n o t CiPrk o 1 F 1 11 1 ' spe ed ca b• saddl e Ian ks, JIJ a nd Otht•r l!:'' "'"nse b .l r a Ill . 1'H DII-Pfl(' DB. D!IUr· U dlf'·ag('d wom:m 10 st ;~v ' with · 1'"'""1 1;""" ' "1 l'l UIIJ>lil'll e4 h) NaUoawlde. PhoDt R. ai r, 2 speed axle Wx20 12 p 1y wo"nw I.""V "" l,"o·m N. 1· Tutu I c,.,,. ,.a J . . " ooll. " (} !Ve l ~:xel'llli\"f' Serv <ce, . aad .\. Strvl~• Statioa Wt Z- hre.~ 5th wheel, other extras. slock Li~h1 work Room and · Town 11"11 - m eet Ttunsday evening at the will meel In regular IHIIOn 1'hur- ~~-'!-t,.rr~·./"nuary 1 ' 1060 Durtn11 Vtar • 33U6 .ll9 UIO(i.'l It? . I 187.47 f{" lcrk '~' . CluL•t;mdlng Warr~nts, ! HESS TO VIRGINLU ATHENS, Ohio UP] - Coach . 7,00 U5 UO 7:50 8ollll U5 Bill He88 of Ob.lo Unlvertity'l Da· [' a] JJ 1,_• ~·•~ sma CD-&"" ~· .wuwaa champions denied todat· be was a candidate for the vaoaot . b.ad. coaching job at lbe·UDhleJos*u of _..7 Virginia. Hess said, however, Virginlg of. ........ .....& _ _.L [cials had requwl.eU a yJsjf. ww hm durng the NCAA meetln.. in Pittsburgh last week, "and I ......1 courteously acceJIW'6-.. s, 30 Ul t ollll l ' rl 4 ~3· 1 a9 ' . - f-11-de · 0 r m e d'l' LOWEST PRICED 1961 FRIGIDAIRE FROST·PROOF I BE SURE I' - ( .---------===• Experieneed RAD'IATOR 7,;;;::;:;;'i;ir.;:r'i'""Sij0r:f";/ BAKER FURNITURE REPA I R mat«t_. I.CWnmer. bun4 - Mi~dleport ---- - - - Cuc/t/tr" 3 BIG DAYS I I . lllutboy 10. In MexiCO. fareweD 12. Profound li.ChooH 1&. Aftlnn• Department Store ' ohoim,.u JL Heart l:eltor Ja, Bay ·cl Twin Lamps \ j MUELI.ER FURNACES. WEST· ONE FIVI'l ROOM APMiTI'iENT INGIIOUSE appliances. Arnold ...1-. ., - 'D7 FOIIIJ VB Trurk. <54" whc~l· (24AJ FOR SALE OR haMe, 2 SliCed rear axle . ~ spet~d with both Phone WY 2-Stia •r Brothers, Syracuse, Ohio. Phone TRADE lr.'ln!l. 1'it'!8 fttry ~oorl <~ n rl evenings WV. 2·3319. ll-11·Ue WY 2·638'\, 11-ll·tf 1~ . • truck is i,A.condit lnu Only :>JV CHEVROL ET Pickup truck 1168.., oo staN F' d 1 \\' 11 HOUsE 1634, LINCOLN Heights, - - - - - fo r salt> ot trnr!e fnr milk cow . . • -r· ·. or ' ne., (' . 4 nd b h B ,. e 0 rt .,. 1 JCif' Du"arn , Hy'sl'U R... Road. •lu_ n.._ Pt~m•<l- 2. 171 . . '" _Ul:l\(' rooms a at , new gas U 1n SS ppo Ufti18S "' · -,4furn ace Phone WY 2 -~7~ or CI~OGGED DRAIN or ~:!'ptlc Ph W\' 2·67:10. ( I I 18-3tc · (91 fOR SALE Galilpoli' Gl &01411. 12· 13tl Tank? Get Ktean-Em·AII Sep- ---~--- 'i'4""'FT~- BQA'l\ 22 11 p t"ledrk MciriEHN- i" IIE.DROOM -FRAME. tic tank d eane" Fast and econ- , omtcal. L.andmark farm Bureuu, Pomeroy. 12· 17·39tcl Hoi ··More ' r Are Umltedl R~gular E;NIT·H's :.· I Cup Aluminum $1.00 Slz• Jumt. IRONING BOARD PERCOLATOR FILLER PAPER $2.00 Value $2.00 Value 2 Plett. For ••.O/"' $3.00 . SALE $1.00 $1.00 b10 - • I II).Rlb Windproof ••n rtecl S lze• Picture Frames UMBRELLAS BABY PANTS $!.ell Value. PKGI. OF 4 IIJHfULLY ,.,.,,,.,.d AMPLIFIES •••••• ,.. .Ill .._ c Valuea 'Ill< 2 fer$1.00 "LMMM,.......,.,. .-. - - - - - - .. - - - "ro"'."R- "S'A :-:L:-:E:--- 5- -HOUSE, 5 ROOMS ~ND BATH.' basement , bath, rooni ·-h~~. American 1 8 Cole-st. Pomeroy. Near Ma· .. Standard kitche n. ·gt:~s heatinR;.j JOn lJridge Call Howard Cecil, venetian blind$ , acre of land . c.r WY -2:\244· t1110-tfe (' .. 11 'l 'V <til'.,.,, _ 1 ' 1 ~!"' F•·" • v J " lOY, OZ. TO.ASTER Sauce Pan Set TUMBLERS ILICTtliC N .OO Value Extra Heavy sale ' $8.00 _Sali $1.00 .12for$1.00 1 I ....S.lOR.£. ... - Open 9 Til9 On Satvrda : s . MILL STI!i'd - , 3 piece~ Hammers MIDDLEPORT, OHIO s.t $1. Bacbelor rllhor Ford Show Groucho Show Two Facea Weot e,oo Hawaiian . ,110 to ReaiiiJ q,_, lor DaJ I oiii Who Do You Trull Ul Amer1c1D Baudoted 1'1111 Rocky And Hl' Frienda , ,30 Whlrlfbirda .,110 lol Squad 1'311 YOII1' ~ 1,411 Weatbor Tallar 1'45 Jolm Daly NOWII Eye 111:110 N - City 11, 1111 The Newa Taaf&hl n : 10 Sciumlna liie Wuthor ' ' "' Johnay Mldaight 7,30 G-..ar4 llol 1,00 Doma Reed a,so 1'llo Real McCoy e, 110 My Three Sooa U: 15 Movietiml muRIDA'r cartoon Time , 8 110 Romper Room ; 8 30 1'311 Untouehableo Brothen 11:00 Newa u : 10 Weather 11,15 Movie llraDna,.. 1o,so eoun .! .• ,. s:i. Piece• out 17. water D,oo Three 11' 30 Searcb for Ton»>IOW 11'45 Guiding L1ibl 1,00 Life ol Riley 1' 30 Aa The World Tunio 1'00 Full Clrt!lo Stoogu e,llll Arthur J, Smith I ' II Watlter s,20 ·IL>blo '· brldP spor~acope ·=1111 ,,oo " Three Stoogea I I ly CHESTER GCIUL!I,,,;~. •• Ull Sportocopo Amol 'N Andy T'llll Mounled Polke 7' SO Am Sothem . ,. .,oo e,oo~~ 1'30 Zone GriiJ' ..,. IO,oo CBS Reporta 11,11011'111 Wealber u,lll,._ 11 WJEH RADIO u.~ liOWB' 1HOINDJrr :1. ........ .. Alllla..... ........... DAILY ~i'!llt11AP"''l'OQUOTE - Horn how to .work Itt LI XL OHCJLKO, JLOX : TFX RCWBQKY ' G XL XPR RORWUPQJIV-PRCTHCX. THAM AU.-WHIT'l'llllR. 10-1<............ _ ...., !'BROI1GB 1111111.\'r I,. ,, .. l'tibllo 8or9lcl 1:46 ShotiK& of Bl-ial ro,oo ralk o1 a. TOw. 10:55 World Nnl u,IIO ralk o1 tba l'aWtl Fri. only. u, II, Rtngl 11'46 World NIU6 M- OtMIIl7 K12:00 CommlmltJ N. . . IU6 Local NOft C;U~R-.L'Y,-------------------------------- a, 111 Ollto " By HAROLD GilA'I' ' US$ "THE ~ ...N 'll6 NOTE!'t'OIJ NO\IJI NEEO SPEN!)\HQ 0H JNnLLJGGHCE ~ BUT SKIP "I'Hf1T ......... 'TH. .~ 1:1111 World ""'" Clock ,,01 - •o 11, Ill Marbto 11,111 Bullatln Boord 11,10 AII1Cttltlft Aa-t 11,211 NtWI 0 Gramo 11,.s Hr. !lUIIe I:DI Local N.... 1:1111 llr. !lUIIe 7,1111 SliD On, Clodt 7,46 The IJielfM 1:110 Oblo Voller ~lftl Spol1l TodaJo I'IOOblo N8: II World Non 1:10 Huololl Clock 8:11 Cmvn•"IIJ Ne1t1 I-IUNOilEO . '11-iouGANo, EH 9_ ''"' llr, !lUIIe CAN 5mlT IT RIGHT !!Ill!!' 1:55 LDeal Nna Bellll : ·; or.ma - t :llll Dolo 4:30 RoiiiD& Rome 1: 10 World1: l$ Ohio New• 1:1111 ( Many rtin Buys! . Ctlinmllllit1 - II: ID Sporla TodaJo ?) 1' 311DinDOr11UIIclll 1:01 SliD 011 By RAEBURN VANBURI!f<! ABBIE AND SLATS lySAMLIFF ' \ I ,,.•l• '' Auto Floor Milts 2 for $1.o0 '• trouser CrNMH 3 plirfor$1.00 'r'f£. ~ ·:· . -~ lKA1" ' :~ :::·, ML; :;H I. \VANT 10 KNO'N ALL A60Ul YWJ ' Ironing Bo1rd Pad & Cover ----r,:~.:$.1, , . '""''~f. Blouse R1cks 2 t.f 2· f&1·~ -. Swi11gAway ~ ps ''\ "· - ·. $r" ,. Can Opener Sale $2. •' ' '. Angel ,,oow- vmaae - ,, 1' 00 Arthur J. Smith I' II 1'llo Weatbor T11111<81lA! 1:00 Nen 8' 15 CapL KaqlftiO 0.~ IS GOOD··· 1,30 Verdict IJ Youn 4,00 Brtabier Day 4, IS Secnl Storm 1:311 Edge ol Night 10,1111 Slide 111,11 VIdeo 11,1111 I Love Lucy C1ear Borizonl 11'1111 Loft ol Lllo 18.81~ OH, NO--· HIS F'ooP 1,30 Art Unldetter 1,1111 MDilonalro 1'311 Alllllo 'N Andf 7' 00 WghwiiJ' Patrol 7' 3a 'l1le Aquanaulo 10. Japonelo ' '') THEN LST'S C7ET OUT OF HERE $1. Soldering Irons $1. Trouble Lights_ $1 . Skirt R1cks MI. D.DLE. POR.T -~D. ::i-P-1' . demonstration. NAME: · ------·~--···-:._ ..·~-STREET: .................................. PHONE: ·........................... ......... CJTY: .............. STATE: ...... .. Sale 2 for $1.00 Sale $1.00 2 Plee• Aluminum 1 I ea<~ on T - . r o Cl>Jp-: WHO SOWS A FIELD, 011 TRAJNB A n.GWI!R, OR PLAJoiTII A ~ 18 KOIIB 3 cell Fl11hllght $1. ,,. Ollllawo .,so Road DuPont Shew Circle Theatre u,llll 11 O'clock Newo lUll A Looii AI the Weatlter 11' liTheater II RCWBBCO SALE $1.00 Ventilated Mtt·L·Top YlatMaJ'• .t.11wtr &XYDLBAA.Xa LOMQFBLLOW OM~"' llllltPir oiiDdt tor IIIOther, In thla oample A to UMII for l1lo W.. L'a, X to< tho two O'a, etc, Blntle 1 - ,,.._ Uq>ht. . lllo '-lUI an4 ••. . . . - of l1lo ... all biDtl. ~ 1lli -llltm oro dfft....,L ., & .,........ flqo-- HARDWARE BUYS "46 lluttlley llrlltkleJ lleporl 7,01 Sea Hual 1:3> Woman'• Page 1'110 Da7 Ill Court S:OO Lone Ranger 5,30 Whirlfblnla 0:00 Deputy DaWft 11:30 Yoor ~ e,e Woather Teller 11:4S Jolm Daly Newo 7:00 Bast of Post 7:30 lion& Koq 1,30 1'llo Nolloo l"amll1 ,,rsSetnt storm 4, so Edge of Night 1111. Blr4'o:ltonle HloiiT 1:10 Nrn II' 30 Beat the Clock 1:00 About Faeea 8aDclslad a,so OBOLCX 15x22 Inch SALE $1.00 1 IF.II'••""'- c $1.D8 WIIDNBIIDAf -1:01\ Americu WIIDNIIIDAl' 4: 110 8rlgbter Day lo WELCOME MATS Weather WHTN-TV_ Channel 13 11.Bo- . I , ,. , , 1111 SliD 011 IHO Camouflage tleli9~" ­ CO.Bc....._ I ,,. S i l .,oo Flail • lleruCP u,oo Nen u ,so Love Tbal Bob D.ft•llr!,)C, Rubber BATH MAT S.ET Souriifs 1- tontrollrcl · SC'olt-fllw <llt'l" mo· storm doom and windows, gas lor . llkis, rope. 4 lilt'" eushion, furnucc, wall to wall carpet, trailer, hilth . p11,]dll· . lmat l' UV · lub nnd show e r , Call WY 2·3702 or, ball•·•·v. All tor """ oo '"':ings. _ ,, 2a t~c (20BI INSURANCE M .._ _._.;, ~ · · i WY 2·2870. I 11 lll·:ltp TfiAII.F.R SPACE. Ideo I location COMPLETE lNSURANCE PRO. · nang• ~· REGIST"EHED llEMILE. \\'il· near grade school in ~iddlu- tection, Lilli AuLo, ,.~ire, Polio \. HIGH' PIPt!t.iTV .-' llam Reynolds, ]l.}(i !-llnl e Slret•l. rort. Phone WY·2· 3346· CaU Don Mills, Middleport, Ohio 'H'eARINO'.. 21 22 Pomeroy. I IIi f•1P __ ---------'~ ·tfc BARNES-SIMPSON lNSURANCir ~-4.,; ....v.."((P, · ~· . 1 NEW :J UOOM AND BATH Fur· !\gents. Middlepo1·t Fire, A.utorae PENNSYLVA!jJA F:VERGHF.F.N nl<he.J hum•. Nice furniture mobile. Bond~ Phono WY • F11 Seedhngs. vie haw the "'" ' lor •nd TY lnqulr< nt Clill's sJ.,., 1000. 8·2?·11, Christmas trees. Pim•s, spruces lie pair or see at 400 Bn~rlway, 1 •'•• .,,,. , . . , , flro. Send lor li;,ing todoy . "litldl•port. I 14 61c (21) RE.ll ESTATE ••••'•••'•• Schroth's Nftery, HI. 2, Clym- 1 -------FOR SALE _ Modem lJtdroorhl Coma1tterctllforODIIIcondtNI 3 fr, Pa. t t& mp FOR RENT I 1 t home, storm doors, windows. amp ....-.ar nt en er 428 M1rket Strut lsiali."CO~N. 400 bules good hay First J.'loor of the Masonic baSt mt, garage, hardwood I floors. awnings, large lot. Ali i Ptrk•rsburg, W. Ve. 10 head of Kood fe8dt•1· n 1ll le I Building located on the corPh- GA-2·1611' ele<".tr ic Can be linaneed, Mr of N. 3rd. St., and Wal· G. A. Dooms, Raclnt•, 0 Small down payment. Phone SH I 411 li -:!1p nut Sts . In Middleport, Ohio. Uoom. 87 (l. x 48 (t., with 21-4162 CttU Cal1·ol\ Snowden ! lubby rooms and Ladies and l'Nr Off ond Moll Thil Rutlund, 12-27-Sinc l (ienh rest rooms., Two front Coupon Fot- Complete \ enlran('CI!J on 3rd. St ., and lnforrnotion TWO ACIIES, • ROOM "OUSE, One s ide entranC'e on Wal· Ou "floor furnm..'e, running wat- - - - - - nut St. er In house, two outbuildings, 1 am interested in. letrnFOR INFORMATION lng more about Zenitb Heatcellar , good one car garage inc Aida. CALL WY ·2·2550 One and 9.10 mile out ol Mid- ( ) 'Please mail full detaile and free literature . EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, two (ive dleport . Zllsp.a n Hollow Rd .. R. ' room 11parlmenb A. N. Ben~el R. 1, Elmer Barnhart, SSSOO.OO. 1 ) Please telephone me at Plltuw W"t 1·:a7l U-1-th: 12 14 "'tt · hom e to arranat foJ'I 1 ·~ Z 2 PitKe Chenille - 11. Lotvlop rlwr Sale $4.00. - U.Bulkf ttm.ben , ,. Here'• Hollywood 1:00 Steemh ... biD WCHS-TV Channel 8 u, qouor Quantities Bridge Table l t.. Lndonw S:;IO From 'J'beilt' Roota . , 1111 l4ab Room for Dodd)o tHO Weathercii.'JI u , 11 Jack Paar IT. chll4 =~·iii"T"-t-tl~trrr-r-t-r.t"' 1e,oo ' COME EARLY I HVRRl'! CtJltiE E..tRI..l'! ss. Fuu v...,. , ,. Loretl& , ,110y- Dr . . _ t:OI Ull 111'110 111,10 7:1111 TodaJo 1,00 Weloomo Nelgllbon 9,311 Wateh a Win 111 ,1111 Say When 10, 30 Play Your Hundt 11 , 00 Prico Ia lligbt 11 , 30 Coneenlratloa 12:00 Tnllb _. en 1 • 9,00 Movletlmt 1111 Momlng H. Kind at FREE I lmt~an ah&l.ll · 11. loledlevol JU>ry,u THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY 1115~.,-sTuDlBAKE·H-4-door, f. eartll 28. Bog 32. Walt 1'1. Mustc not. 111. Slllter YOUR "BUCKS" WORK HARDER, BUY IORII A COLORFUL BREAD TRAY •.tool 11. Qualm. 14, A.nlmal'l ''IIONewa ,,11 14ovle ,,ioBat- ::: ~~ 3. Chrlatmu 20. Reck· .:l<Rf leu 4:. Relylna' OA 21. Bruu:ly &. Former 22. Over· lt&lian n&val due b;ueln bUit Albania 23, Narrow 8.-Fru.lt drlnkl Jnletl f . Ytllow ocher 2&. The l.lloach ...ii-~~ BJ aet nar 5 'IIIIJIIIDA'r DAILY CROSSWORD AQIOII 11:11 News !'om- hood lor next to oothlng, So "' took It away. "He said It would bo roady In 10 daya; but lour weeks lafer discovered the garage bad gone out of. bualoeu lllltl ""' '!rleod' had left the state. "Without ootifylng me, beautiful UWe racer wu 11e11t <10-23·38 meaauremente and 1,10 amther garage clear out bl transportation. Gabriel. I found this out 1il Jull waa given the automobUe weeka alter the llrlt two years ago In Italy by the closed shop. When I went out manufacturers ~ aUa Romeo I when plck it up 1 waa told the '""''"• the company celebrated Us golden garage had gone out of lnuine~~s onnlveroary. And It 18 worth about too, ts.ooo. "l walled around for o whUe, But a wrock llllt July Ia~ wondering what to do, when 1 Jull on an odeiaey ·that wU lend told tile car bad been mt>YOII to In court IOIIIOIIme within tho next a prase In Pa•adona, month. But JuU tells the &tory "But the man out there wae belt, very secretive 8lld wouldn't ten "The car wu ..,...,ked whto the me anything. He wouldn' janitor In my buDding borrowed let me aee my car, And before I It to nm on errlllltl,'' lho said, 0011ld do llll)'thlng about It tho car "He dida't lmow where tile brake wu trllMierred Ia a garage iD waa and plowed Into tha back ol Loo Angel... another car, "During all thll time "A friend of mine owned a sa· told me tbey oaw my golden car rage, 8lld bo oatd bo could !lx tearing &l'OIIIId the !reowll)'l. But the smashed erUL ·renden and I couldn't catch ""' to lt. Coming Events 11:30 II Could Be Y011 a By VERNON SCOTr UPJ BoU,.....r ~aptllldeat HOLLYWOOD 1~1) - One ol the most dllllcult :bingo m the world ID lose moot bo an bnport· ed, gokl-sJ181181ed IJlOrlo car, but one sexy Movletowu ltarlet has managed to do jUII that. She's Jull Reding, 1 blonde witJ1 Meigs· • Mason I trEDNI:IDAI I :ID Qulek Dray McGrn J,llll YG<i Alilod For b U lll Mull< JUII ""' YIRI I ' II Jlui Slto9 1 l :rl Newa Head!- Wealllor ' 1!1 w..I :OO say oil With Musk 1:30 Newa Picture , 1' 4S lluatley l!dnlde7 ~ z,rl NOWI Heril- 6 We.BIIM~ j 7,00 !41111huat 3,1111 C.UIDI PL Pleuont 7,30 Wap Ttd. U5 Ftom PI Pie.Ull Prloe Ia lll&hl 1·30 CaliiDg Oil Pl Plluaol t ollll Perry Como Show 5,17 ReodiiMt 6 W•BIIM•i 10' 1111 Peter Loml lla7 .,1111 Platter Plliy 10'10 'l'orrltorr 4:30 Local Newt U:OO Newa PM'"' US Platter Party ll' Ill W 1'1111 N~ FIDal u,II Jaolt Pur 8bow ' ' 15 SIP 011 hllll SliD 011 Hollywood in Review --- - ---- . . a lllo51 Newt ReadiiDoo -titer tUS CoontrJ !4usio Tlma 111,311 Swap Sbop con I I=== . ........ • z. t ol$ N.... Breaklaol Party Soblo News Report BreaJdall ~ The World "l'IIIJ Morning Bruldut Pan, N< wnHw""'" 6 Woalber ColiN 1'lmo with B. Vayo Nowa Headlt... a ll'tatber 10:"! Oblo Newe 1 l.)ccemb~r :11. lfi!IO •• 000 Ph 900 . h h ~Ullllenan"f llnrt ltq>Jl•t 5.00 Balimce in D"PDiiltnry Refrlprator-Freezer ton ;:lOt , • one 1 Bourd $25.00 mont . Musl e Tnt AI To,.·n Hall . s 11 oo ' Del"emller :ll. 1000 ' . 1 47.2138 1 -;;;ILI "OT BE R"S. P ON'iiBLE [ Poin' \eosunl , W. Va . 1-17-filc n•linb le. lnqwre Mrs. Lucy [ Toct-~1 _ Pa,.vm, .. nh , OUT5TANDINII DIST 1n with nclusive , .. r.. • • . I . <~rn•· o r wa r S 3192 .22 General D<.'bt fnr for debt . <'Ontraded by any ooe i -~ (;orr<'ll. RF'O Hux 14~1. Porl- 1 Tot~l P~.,· ments 'Road Mad11ner:v . 1 :mn.oo Frigidaire Frost Forblddlr " SINGER SEWING MACHINE in 1 ! 01 · W II" R B d ' Brollaht Fo rw~ rd .. t JUl2.2!i T utal G~n~,·~l Ueljt . ·' .2 187.00 other than myself - Signed am· l!O. C ~ un, or u Ilea Ill• - TaKe• wl lhh tl(t ror (IJ 1a Itt' "" . , benutdul modern cabmet. lnm· Glucserwamp's .Store. I O•• trl t·.t Ho~~rd o f Jkallt> , am .u Wayne E. M1lh01.1n 1-17-:Slp plete with att ch Cemeter>t'' - comve n~a t i on 1. an rl • End deln>t1tn1 d111dpry a mPtl s I 14 3tp or urr ..·.,r~ a nd Empl"} •·• 72.00 frigidaire Fro1t Forbidder stop,. holt ( JA IU: DAN'CE Wed· [' gw:Jl'ante. .. Will sell lor $.14.\)t, 0! Tut~l l"l'nlf"lt'ry E>:pen~e • T.i 00 HOUN IJ-=- CA o<o.' - -· - - ll l~h'"·au in freezer before it can form. nc~duy night, 9 .till 1. Pomeroy '! terms il de-sir€'d. Phone WX 2· WANTE I:-IIOUSEWOIIK hy ~he Marralenwn•·e anl1 l<"l""r • Store nearly 'A bllthel Moost' Lodge . Membf>rs and 2204 l·l7 ·1lte d;Jy. COO([ n•!f' rences. C1ll ' - ---· _ _ __ of fruits and vegetables fn C ut>~ts. r 11 17-2tp W\' 2-.111114 about 4 p. m. I Legal Notice Twin Porcel•ln Enameled H)'d"l'ltar:w. ~-~-'"~~-~---, · WILL SA('HJFICE - Singer Zig I l:l 6te i ZaJ.( Sewint: Mtll'hinp \'Ink e " , _ _ _ NOTICE OF Hf:ARINO FOR PAROLI! • B11, big room In th• Stol'lae Door. I Lon<lon, Utliu Nm·mnlwr 15. 1!160 JAN, IS hutlonhoiPs sews on button s O\'· (19) BUSINESS GPnht lhlph M•·<:i ~ IIQn .'lo. 100323. Has Compartmented Shelf for nearly ••• ' dl ' I a 11 rl~nnu now cnn rtned in lh•• Lon. Class 12 of Heath Methodist 2 dozen eggs, Butter Compartment errnsts. bl in ll~ms, and dozens OPPORTUNITIES do n !"<lrrt'c1lonal l n81i luttnn, LDMon, To regl1ter for tht betuUful of fomcy Cmhruidcry slildwfi. l Ohio admiHed frnm Metu Cnura\)" . Church will meet nf!xt Wednesday with Serving Dish, shelf for~ plloo 18 cu. H . (·onvlc l <ed J an. moo lhl' o·rlme ol cv · 18 t th h ( Will sell to !'esponsihle parly lor ZQ) Urea"'!n R 1< t:nteri11 11 ( ra i l~l and 1 er~· · enmg a p. m. ll e orne 0 milk bottles. Upright Food Froozor Business ill& a ~en t rnce of l · lll ~·Uri u e iJ.(Jble Mrs. c. A. Emmlsh with Mrs. We tra giving .tw•r · No pur· II ]l<Jymt•nts oI $9.35 :1er month ror n h1•:.ring hefnre OlUO PAHTJON Ch I I . • More room for frozen faodt Jn zero Phone WY 2·2204. 1· 17·6 Service AND PAI\OLE ("tl"\1n1 1SS IO :'ol. " " nr ~farcs McE Iunny, Mrs. Ht>rman chu• nei:en•ry te be elitizone Freezer that holds 98 pc~umll. llle to win. tu 01110 .l an uanP!'IRnOI'to' t. 198 1. AND PAHULE Haddox ' Mrs. H. E. Dush and ! F.I.F.CTROLUX VACUUM Cle:ln('l" cnM~11SS ION i Mrs. Jessie Hennesy aR as!=.isting SpLlt:iallsts in Co:-r Y.'ash, 100 Modell with throw tJWJ!Y pa· ~;~ar~~~~rl~~:. ~~~~Md n .. rll) hostesses. Mrs. Harry Chesher LubriNtion ao:"~d Oil PRICE 18 26 1 per l»1g~ <mel all l"it>anin,:; at· m · ·2 '" wiU be the devo1ional leader and Chango NOW tachments . Pay off lasl fi puy WOTICE OF Af'POINTMINT Mrs. L. W. McComas will have We gi.,. TV Sttmp• No. l'l'lln h f tb ONLY nwnts of $7 25 or discount I o r Eslpt.. nr ~ 1 Showalter l>et·e,,~,·d l' ar~e 0 e program. N•oilre il h ..ret>v ~ive n that F"rr"s t Old and new oflit:en~ of l he >UPER S~RVICE (':IS h· Ph one \\'Y 2·22U4. 1· 17· Cla.v Showall" w h o~P Pust Office act· d •·~·•• ;~ Lo n ~> Ho:.ooom. Uhio hM hec'n Women's Association of the Mid· • STATION dul v nppoi n teil E~el·utnr uf llw E81 11 1r d G.E. HOLJ.Ei\ SY and Sw1vel Top of s. K ~howalter. n.,, .. u,ed, la'e of leport First Uni ted Presbyterian WY 2·',?32 M" ills Cou nt.v, ( lh io. Churrh will mt>et Wefinesday eve· Vc lf'uum Clcilners in exel'llf'nt lln l <ed lhh Jrd ., da) or J llnUa ry ·'omerGiv, Ohio 19tll ning in the Sunday School rooms ("Onflitivn . Rolls up and rl 0 w n F H. O•nrlen f h j: SIIOP s t :.~irs all(] h;1~ ;Ill eli•;m ing <Jt · Jud~~ vf th·· !'mlmte Cnurt 0 t (' chul'ch at H to m1:1ke plans !'t1ell(s l"ou111y. Ohio for the year's program. Officers Darwi'n. open TUI!SIIay : tm·hmj'llts. Ralane1• $24.50 or m 4·1110- ~k ; <tt 1600 Nye Ave. Opt'nin11 S]teda ll l.l' l'm s. !'hone WY 2·2204. l-t7 ·6k NOTICI OF - APPOINTMINTOf the Program Department ·a re No 18.480 especially Ufged lo be present. SR.SO permanent ror $.'i 00 l'honc IIAY AND STRAW fl . 1\. CuI e, h t1te of MIIIJ. Mule 511rlnt~r, De· d On The Brightest Corner In cea ud The Mid leport Literary Club WY 2-21100, 1 14 Gtc Tuppe1·s Plains, 0 . 1 11 17-titp Notkc 18 hertby l(lven that Orl• will meet Wednesday afternoon Hu bbard whn.•<' Pnot O rl i r~ • · • ,. ~ , DELicious HOME- MAUE PIES. MIDDLEPORT b Syracuae. Ohlo hat b~n dul y 11p- at 2 :00 at the home nf Mrs. WalII 1 15<' a piece. J ock's Dairy Bar. AV OR STRAW dclivrred in po ln led Admlnl oln<l•n· " ,, -~;;:::::.: ::.;;::.;;:.:::.;:;;.;;;.;;;:~::::;:=:;::==::i:::::i · ii =·ii =i ii,i ·':i'ii':i i:::====~~ii:ii -:ii·-ii:·:-ii-ii-i:i·:ii·ii:-i:=====-=-:-ii-i:· Middleport 1 14 lite lrt!(.'k lo.'ld lots Call or Write : or Ma ll ie Mllrle S p rtng•·r . lnh· ur M~il(• l r W · IJ t f d" 1 c ..unt). Oh io, d<•reu,•d. Wntkms Furm Supply e r epair a y pes 0 ra 1· 1 IIAII"<I tllll ~rl.l • ~lay o r January (31 IN MEMORIAN Bcllefontaioe, Ohio LV ·2 2080. a tors, from hflatr.r cores to 1901. " H. O'Brltn (121 15·301C the _JargCSt ~li'UCk Or tfaCtOf JUdlt> of I he P rn ha l e Co urt iNwviNi; MEMORY uf uur hus Mel11s Co unt y, Oh iu rad'ator · - - ·~-_ _ .. !I! 4·11 Ul . 3 tl) ' hand and father . Jurnes S. GAS, FUEL OIL and coal ful" 1 I Hood. who passEO!t IJWIIY f1 yi'ars naces Call for lr•e .stomales - ~atgo todoy Jnn . 18, 1950· Sadly ' Phone IVY 2-214 3 ~r~ll. missed hy hi:i wife and daugh- • meman • Abbou Mid:l~,r;;: ______ Pomeroy, Ohto _.,., te•·s. (I) ll!·lt c NEW MODERN 3 RF.DR')()ld , I house in Grant St i\dd"f" 1 CHESTER, OHIO - 5-room mod· 1 JOT'J RXPF.H'I' P .~I:'"JTING, papering · ern frame home with hath. gas All utilities . built-in kitchen. anrl plm;tcriug, and complete furn<.~ce healing. hardwood ' - --C.ood a..a· Used Can Valley Lumber ami Supply, tlrywo.llin~. Cu ll Arthur Musser . flOOI 'S full base ment. House is All Mdlf!s •ad ModPis 1 WV 2·2709 12 16 tfc Hutlu nd, Ohio . .Sh 2-47t"iS. Ml:TR0POLITAN MOTORS ~=:=::::==-wellbuilt, fully insulntecl on nice = (J l 18-:rot . 100-601 Easl Mall Sl, (9a) MARINE SUPPLIES ____ --~ lot and shoold qualify ror o VA P~roy, Ohio __ _ _ ArR CONDITIONING. REFR1Go Joan. Total price $11000.00. I i!jfi;) 1-'iJNriAC-Stilr Chief. 4 door, AS IS SPECI1,LS ERATION sen>l(•e Jack's Re- SUBURBAN JIOME - 45 acres 57 Mercar) fill fl . "• I49.'U}{I fr 1gera t 1on. ' New Ra ven. Pho ne on Ro ule 7 near Chester. Has nice I $6!16. B!artlnan, Pomeroy. 1 14 6tc II Mereai'J ft R. ~ S515.ot TU 2-3537. • 6-23-tf 5-room frame hom~ with bath 45 II. P. Merc~tJ Oalfll $995.00 and furna ce hell!. Two porehes. 1 TO THE FIRST 144 ADULT CUSTOMERS MAKING A lll56 BlJIC llm1dmasler $895. 2· METROPOI.ITAN iwoTOR8 .\UCTIONF.ER H<1s tO ncres tillahle 1 and PURCHASE THURSDAY MORNING IN OUR STORE d1101· har~ lop. l"ower steering 6011 Ea11 Malo · Slrett~••""fl'omeroy REASONABLE RA.TE8 ~ery good location and priced am~ hrak~s: Spotless black and Phoae WY!·SI'Jt . &t\TIS•~At'Tl!: GV.ARANTF.ED at $12 ,000.00 wh1te 1msh, Hcally nwc. . 1-20-tfc Call or 1• 0. '1\t:ee._, Blat•ltna1 s, Pom~roy. - - ·Cb r Ohio ROUTE 7 HH.oiiWAY FRONTI 14 Ill\' (I I) WANTED TO BUY ' 1-:12_31).1 AGE - 110 acres in Chester $.'r.15 OL.D COIN.S "ANDHclks . P Township with 1600 feet front' lNS1"AI.J.ATION OF CUSTOM or lng ·on Highwcty Route 7. Very .Bl,;~('tlltal 1!11, Pomen)y . Phone EM 7-7433 or writt: John fa~-ry · · ""' m.a·'e u cabo' nets, ceram1 good b111'ld.mg s1t('s· 1\ llrnclive1 14 file - - - -- · VPlth, Cheshi~. 0 . Rt. 2. plastic or floor tile, buildiuiJ:[ ly p•·k:ed [or an inve!ltmenl at 1955 MF.UCUHY 4 door , $4!15. HI 17-:lt p raR<"h -type home at $10.00 per . ,,nly $0000.00 Folding Hurricane Bla<>ltoM' s, Pomeroy (141 FOR R'ENT - square fool , AI,. any type re-i (', C. CUCKLER ,REALTOR · 14 ftt{' _ _ ___ modeling. Phone Rutland SJI 2·1 BOX 221, l•HO;\IE WY 2·3830. Hl55 .STUDEBAKEH -Champion. 1\PARTMENTS - Fumished Md tDit. l:J-19-De 11·18-3tcl 1 Warp.propf fibre top. Choice of 1nfumishcd McMasters: Middle- · ·"-· ··Beautifully decorated white milk h P I c eap. A so lrum~t. un "' AUCTIONEER top d('('oralions. a:Iass. Authentie design. port Phone W'i2-382L ! -3-t FOR s ,\I ,E : 5 room ht:ruse, base· Amt'ril'tm coal !)lovt'. luundry, c:omplete- SerWictt Should Be $3.00 eoch $6.00 Volue twin bed, radio oml telrvision. OELUXl:- THREE -R -OOM- AND Crill Bradlord ment , bath. Amf• rican Sta ndard o-• "' l' kitth{•n. go.~ ht'oti ng, venetian ICrv lclnJ! '"'l""'s. 1o.. .onner . bnth apnrtment - office room!! Write, Pllooe or Cantnct $3.00 A PAIR F. 1 s.t> JT blinds. Ul'l"l' uf l:md. Call WY 2· SALI .ru;t Ht l "f1'1f' ..l , Nj•w nven, - lraller spDce. Phone WY 2· A. C. ORADFORD. Raelnr.. Ohlt 53:H, (IJ 17 -6t e \\'. Va, '. 1 9 301r 5 141. 111 6 Uc · - - · - ·- -- - ~-~=-:-:-::-:::-=-:::--:-=-:-: -- PortJ Extended w..tber Brealdut 111 ,00 Mominl Mo<lia- 8.~ 12 -i;:;;;-;;~~~;;:::;;;;:;;;:;;iiii,;;jijijiijijii,;jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiif- OOU4 ~ T" t al H~c.,i pts u n't H~~olnnt"e 19-IMI.-46 03.HJ Parm~nts [lurln,ll Yt•a r 14W.l251 6li. '12 I H RI~rnce. De 1·eml>l'r :!1, 1~60 I 318722 , I~ SP NttWt Heedliaw A Weak IJ :ID MIWc ..Ill". l'or YGII i TELEVISION GUIDE WSA TV Channel 3 Slto9 u,IO eoum., Roo 0awa u,rl lllli-I>Q D, J<x. &vtrtao•l 11.1111 N11011 Nowo lJ: IS Pal a.... ' '1111 _ , ll'ltll God o, 1$ CoUDtrJ J Mt F - T1mo e~ se Cowstry Jamboree are urged to auend. 10n u,. Farm - UJ f!1p 011 l.).,.•,•mlwr 31, 1960 .. 1 1728 40 Total " All Fundi R~cclp.l! t 2334 .00 Thursday evening at the DAV hall. The Willing Workers class of the Enterprise EUH church will meet at the church, Thursd11.y at 7:31 p.m Melnbers are asked to bring cookies. The \..II ~ •.Jd Conservato'on League w!ll meet Thursday evening at the 1m • · me of Mrs. Denver RI'ce's in Middleport. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. Lew is Sauer, Jr., and Mrs. Donald Lowery. Miss Sally ·· .,.,:Jtau f WI'II be lhe gues I speaker for the evening. Harrisonville Grange No. 1734 DaHy Sentinel, ~omeroy.::_Mlddleport , 0 ., Jan. 18,_1961·9 WMPO Radio MOD.:.& l eal~'"""· lll'<"~ml!.-r PHONE WY 2-2157 (9) 1ter Waddell. Mrs. Roger Morgan and Mrs. Forrest Bachtel will home of Mrs. Ralph Gllm£lra, 575 oday evening Jan. 19, 14r, on& Repair ,. ••. have char""" o( the program. 1st AV~. Middleport, with M r a· Mrs. Leo Story, State Grange •M V , L 1 ., .~~ Tuu.J Hla:hw.. y ExP\"nM .. It~ .», Roll call will be "What We can Eddie Smith as co-hostess. delegat.:s, wW be preaeat lo give Employeu R~!lnmun I Pylhlan s•· tToway.ip Shar~· t871o •do t£1 Help Teachers." ' Magno ti"a Tempe ~ their report. A lacture program Do:du•·tlu1110 b)" CQ\Inty Auditor: 1 The Past Presidenl.a Parley of ters will meet in regular session wifl be presented. All membert I For Ele•·llo<u • . .. 2li.U •<;M~ Taxi Mai nl~ilano:e 1nd For Worllmu'a the LadleS Auxtliary of D rew Comp.enutlun 1.0 85 . • ITu Valut~Uvn ,2 11CI,77000 TutMI Payll<t"uta 1149:il2 ~7 ~ Webster Post AmeTicaD Leg1011 Tllot L~H • :1~ oo suMMARY 01' Of'IR.t.TIONt w11J meet Wednesday evening at •. Rutland. OhiD I SY FUN05 1 ANTIQUE AND MODERN Fl'R· JHnum J:t Hl61 load Furada the home of Mrs George Hackett 1S NITLTRE. Chairs tables dress- I h .. reb~ •·erub the fulluwlf<JI n:pur! Balanu . .111nuary 1, 11160 •t.ddl rt • • I I ll h" t'OI"rt'O"I !Clerk" ~) . . • 2172.8t r., ,. I eJ.!O . er:;, b<'ds, pictures and numer- : !CdHh W11liam• .. n I R...-.. ,pts vu ,·inl! v.ar . 1.2900.93 Wednesday evening Class 12 of . ·II .. · ·1 . •J do bl 1 'Jvwn111hlp ("lc·•~ Tntal lti!{"~'P '" and !Ulanre 15673.17 . ou:; sma mhces. "so u e1 GE NEII:AL ToWN5HIP FUNDS Pa)ment8llur.ng v~ar 1280J. t6 1 U eath Methodist Church wall Fr<"'nch Ft·y -Ritt> Reason for G .. neut.l a nd Ll~n,fled AECEIPT S :n, 11100 . l'ru l"''·tv Ta~ <t'h•rk"" 287061 The Sugar Run PTA \\I· II mee I Sl'lling ~ovm g to smaller __ ,·r_,tal rur All t' umlsl s 3 1 ~3~;. out .~ tanding _warralltt. Thursday nigh.t at 7:30 at the house Will "sell t heap ' separIC•aan tte Tw•r.. . i4:l:> ue~ember 31, 11160 ·- .•. 1:1.2.311 ' M'll · · . lnhnHdn n 11111 Bat""'"" tn D<'PD"tory, grade school. Mr. W'll 1 1am I er, atelv or lor lump sum. Mane Sales T"" ~nu Fin. l nfft D<'c.·mh•·r :u , 1900 • lW2 .110 develo.,ment dl• St, - , T40l 'WY 2 . 2585 1 ll..ocal Govl'rnm~nu 5!lll uo cr.raer•l •n4 Oth., Townd'llll fwnds . area resource r emtcr, · · Granh •nd Oonat.D n~ BalJin<·e. J ara uary 1, 10110 1 rector wiU !ipeuk and music by 12 6k I tl L. 1-'i<.o·ne 88 6!1 IIIHk'!l ... I 613.1:i ' Ga~ollnt' Tll.<< . 8000 00 Rf<."tiPl• Durin& Year 3 188 G4 the Pomeroy High School band -;:,.,;;:-~-;;;~;;:;;:;--:::::--- -·- 1 AliW J{ ..g.~tratum Tot;.l Receipls ~nd llalJince 378.2.fi "II be presen led . YouNG MARR l ED man wishe-s H e~t . 2o10 oo Paym<"nts o urlrag Year 2119 u group WI St-el"lal A .·~~~"'"'"" ' IJalaliH'. December :n, 19110 JAN 11 employment on Farm Would ' ' v.. 1. 31151 ~ ft"h·dr..'s' 1663.28 • · ~..l I c~metcm~ - s , Je "f l.nt• OUI•ta nrtlnli "'arrants The Twilight Garden club will ret:eLved by 10 A M will he In that da y's p1per. (1) NOTICES === -- --- 111 "" Ro•d & Brldr• M •ml .. nMow• ... o R~p•tr ANNUAL FINANCIAL lllii'OitT heat 5, tfc Il (18) EMPLOYMlN 1 l ce nts per word, one maenion. Mtntmum. cb&rJe--eG l'f'nts 6 t-e nts per word Cor three consecutive lDSerhona !:ipecial· -ont> munt.~ for &0 cents ~r word. l."t!J.I rat.e of • ceut..<; per word will be charged tor advl' rllSIILi iJ 1101 mud wttb:n lO days after receiving bill. Errors 1n Adveru!.mg -Should be 1·eported Immediately J'J1t!' Dad}· Sent.nel wiJl not be responsible for more tha~ une lfi('Orrecl tnse rtJon l"<~rd OJ Thanb aud Spt.'t!IRI Notlces of E\oents $1.00. ObtlUilnt'~ pubh ~hed at I cent per word I DAY 60c 60< ~ 4 NISIIed apt. WY 2....,, .,.,...." . FOI CONSISTEN7 OEPENDABLE RE5UL TS RATES \\ORDS 15 20 For Pomerov-Middleport, 0 ., Jan . 18 , 1961 1 _ . ! l �• • • ,.. __ ,,,.., ""1 _.. .. • 'J'.. __...,__ • . . .. --- .. -- . -·· • I -J•nv•ry Cleerance- -J1nuery Cle1r1nce- SOCKS RUGS -Jan1i,11ry Cle■ranc...,_ -January Cluran� -J1nu1ry CIHranc.,_ ASST. PIECE GOODS Seamle11 Mesh Nylon PLAIN�FANCIES Regular $ 1 .00 V1lue1 ½ To 1 Yard Piece, All Sizn - 6½ to 1 0 CIRCLE STITCHED PAim COLORS The k!nl! lh.iit �1ves lhe extra Joni wear. Hea\')' cotton. loop throw rugs, in <11 dozen prelly tOlONi, H1g 24,c46 Sile. Regular \'lii lues to $1 19. Fan• cy prints if.cl pl1,1 1n colors Priced low for q uu:ir; dear· an<'e r:.ow! Fint: qualily seamlelHI mesh nylon hose in bett &hades. Sheer and serviceable. Save now! Fabrics worth up lo 79t • yard. UaabJe remnant piece, th,t meallNJ'e from Iii 10 1 yard.. Jrresulan or boy•• bettn fancy patlem colt.on .ox. Hw,-y for lhe,e - la)' in 1 au pply. FJne qullly whit. · eotlon bru - circle atitchtd cups, 1dJu,table ,tr11,pt. A•B-c, INt.. 32 1" 42. IIICbt .NIie ol ODO NJ• lrleol, pulol <olon. Walll Pr � ... and full a.a,tla. Fine Gauge byon 36" Heavy Unbluch. Vynocel Window $1 ,00 Prett y decorator type cotton Remnants HOSE BLO USES 9! 77 :a 48:r -January JANUARY CLEARANCE PANTIES 29c: Regular More 11rbita patlds . . . lim! rayOIi pantiel.. in ma U Pd 7 . - . ll;culor-2!1r ...i... . - . JanualJ Cleanntt-. D 4hlf lh■ched 11 II 1 ���!u! :.,�n? ,���l,tn�e,�!;� perfectly tailored. Coals you will � proud to wear anywhere, and now you can NVe 11lmost ¼ . JANUAJIY CLEARANCI PRICI 4 $1 8 42x3' Fine Pntel Shop Early For Best Choice! Cotton muslin pillow cases in four pretty paste-I shade-• to match Utica • Mohawk sheets. VOL XII lni2Q Dresses Group 3 - Values to $29.95 Many fine 1ample tolls 1re included tbl1 fine xroup, Woolens, blends, cashmere lype1. Make your c-hoice now and uve ¼ durina our January Clearance. JANUARY CLIARANCI PRICI • --- JANUARY CLEARANCE -­ • ' ' 2 LADIES' PRINTED COTION Wash Dresses Short aleeve and long sleeve styles, Jn ,ood rM£e or 1lzc1. Beauliful fast <'Olor prillted pat1ern11. Dre1se1 for 1treel or home wear. They are priCfll now for 1 41ulck c1eartnre. CL IARANC I PALL arid WINTIR Hand Bags VefuH to $3.99 Out they wo -· all wJnlcr hand• ba,21 at w. biJ Nving1. s 1 •88 C L IARANCI WOMIN'S BAN•LON SWEATERS .... "-" v Fin, Ban-Lon i1weaters in plain white and blue. SIJ:e1 34 to 40. s2 33 ■1 ... • PIECE GOODS . SALE I 80 Square Fast Color Dress Prints · · yd. 33c New Pattern, - '6 lnchtt Wide Bil tllolee <'f pretty prlntt.od patlern1. All 36 inche1 wlde and all �or fut. tlne, son 80-Mquar� prlntt that home aewen prtftP. ..WI on print• now! 36" Printed Cotton Flanntltttt · · · · yd. 37c Sbtrtma NUf]• LIGHT AND DARK PATTIRNS patlerna In dark plaids - nitewear or children'• weir In plain, and florwl1. Re1uler 49c ·quaUty. F■1t color. . '6'; Fl111 Plnwale Corduroys · · · · · · yd. Sic ( Oa,duro)'I _ _ _ So popular now lor almo1t every use _ _ _ SPort 1....,, dns-1, 1ptead., 1Hp ('oven , c.•\11hlons . . . all 'Wa■hable fut tolors 88 to 40 lnchu wide. Big: choice of oolor1. 1 27" MIAVY QUALITY 11•• ITIVIN'I LININ O·U T I N G S Plaln we an!!,tel on. 11 ii\CbN W!d1. x...1 <01• s... TOWEL CRASH yd. 33c JANUARY CLEARANCE PRICE · Group 2 - Dresses to $10.95 Dresse■ lD thi■ fine �learance eroup formerl:y told up ot $10.95, ■o now you can 11ve � and more. Style■ for wear now and Mrly Sprin1. Family Of 6 Hit By Fire Group 3 - Dresses to $1 2.95 Don't mJaa this clearance group - fonner values $ to $12.95, priood now to uve you almost "- _ _ _ Beautiful dreHes at I low, low price. JANUARY CLEARANCE PRICE A bl& 1ro1.1p of dresse1 that ' &Old up · to $18.95. Lite arrivals, atyle■ and fabric1 $ YoU c�m wetr now and up Into the 1prin1 1 sea10n, Priced low ror qukt: clearance. 0 CLEARANCE PRICE -----------------1, t-'':...JANUARY Talilt lamps - Val• To $9.95 �:�y s7,oo Now la the time to buy new lamp■ at real money-uvinl plice. January CINr1ncel GIFTS �:e,,7, BIG ASSORTMENT Som plN, ,... of a klrid, .1.......... A wide ,e\eclklll ol llifll ol Bleached or unblnebed, 11, aD lllnda. Glfto 1h11 aold up to '15, Ille J......, ClNnli<t incb llaon towel crlllh. Co­ ladaj. lond llordon. . .. .... .... . ·--�'··.;,;.,...;;;;,..,_.,':t,............., •111�•· � - 4 Council Petitions Filed ,an1. ;>•·;.: " I I: , , ' . Congratulatio� , Executions �== 51 3 "" •I All Woo�nd Blended Fabrics Cempu1 1nd '! ' ' ., "" ONLY While lfOUP laaU, All now fall and Winter StylOI, Fin• q_u•lll!' weoieno and blended fabrleo, JleCUlal' $18.1111 valuu. Hurryl $2.00 '' a..... January BOYS' REGULA■ $14.95 CAMPUS ����!l���! c.!10 S ran •• '' ' �· C O.I to I c ' ,,,, :., Podectly t.llond of fine blended labrica. Slnl 8 to 18. MEN'.$ FALL AND WINTER WISIORO -·· "·" C-pu1 a.,11,y 'fYIIO COAT ITYLII ILIPOVl11 ----ton .. . New bull!J � Ill 11Swea Campua 0ur belt Sllpover or Coat 1tyle1. VIII. to ...tltl. OXFORDS $6 Sweaters V■luot To a,.,s INwn ancl llack LMl'Mrt Save on Ihle fine t<>otwur no,, . . • dlltontinued ,tyie, and broken •• of men•, nn, City Club and W-ro olfont, that oold up to 10.811. ,. -•• '5.N C.- Ceaf ltyh, :�.:W:� Sweaters 46 --- •4 Popul,r ,n wool offi<o IJIIO COIII ewNtan -·· lllolol tie eolon. pr. c._. made. .. I I -·• - 1'- . t · .. .,., t ; ., , Jackets �--'7 alppered eont, ..Iii. Full jleke\l, mad• oJ aurabl1 ootton ....,,. un1111. W-blo, pod roi!,I of alaeL HIIITJ'.I V•I- To 11,.ts["" -. Wa• Leff l•ft LMther Upp1n Comp. S.lee 11111 6\olo TO 1 1 •• •�··___ ..,.,_,,.. _..._T�'-"'"'= ,_ ....,,._, __ A• - -•- ,�· ••••-w•--, "' • " I; Protesting SPORT COATS Suede leath111, and anooth lulhen in fllll and euuala. Jleeular .alue, to $3.811. Si&­ u ue brol:en but you ean ■ave up to one-half now. Hurry for flnl choice. � llooto, lace ltylfL Sllfll O\o to' ll Cuban Students MEN'S REGUW $1 9.95 $3.99 llaiUM up ,to I 11 " '- FALL & WINTER .l J •I �LEARANCE FLATS-CASUALS s5.� ' Spectacular_ Men's Wear s1 �iE s9.1, �•-1111. 77c ... . . l-----...,;;..---------------1 v.i...., u, !lllr Genen,111 &lzlOI dn eottoa &b,.U. All Ont ctualll!' --­ Genuine Utica • Mohl-,t, S.ve oa bedcllns �n�!�. B�c.� INb drip """' _ _ .. s1.94 ea. - JANUARY CLWANQ - Decorator type lampa at a low cleannte · price • don't miaa theae bar&ain1. ___ $5.00 °"' NEW NAME - This Is the main admln istratlon building or the Partmb Reel Co., E. Main-st, which for over 60 years manufactured heavy castings� m, � meroy. It closed m 1959, moved its opera tions to Coffeyville, Kansas. Soon, Mid, west Steel Corporatcon, Charleston, W . Va. , will open a Tracks Division in the ai, & Reel quarters. A total of $10.000 has been pledged by Pomeroy busines, and p,-e. fess1onal P•<>Jlle to help the firm move equipment here. The Pomeroy Cha:nber of Commerce, with Leslie F. Fultz, chairman, sponsored the 48-hour drive for Ille money. & Gar colorl'III Pl"- --- ,.. Fine-, M>ft white muslin sheels, wide hPll\6. Famous UtK'a•Mohawk, first qualit)'. . SAMPLES-CLOSEOUTS V1lue1 To $7.95 Serviceable footwear for boya and ,i,11. All mea 8111 1" 3. Strap atyl11, Nddle fordl for alrla • · - Brown or blark olfdrda for boyL ' s1.74 ea. ehlld,.n'1 Wlntw $2.99 Kyger Home MILL :PNGJHJ . COTION MUSI.IN "''"' to FOOTWEAR Se PD OOPY D11$1 COTTON MUSLIN Values to $5.98 GROUP 4 - DRESSES TO $1 6.95 - --- · Exlr• Uflll ll•IGI FOOTWEAR FOOTWEAR SUede leath111 and amooth lealhen. Modlum heel pump■, euuala, Datt, o,i;• ford1. Broken 1ite1 and dll• . Continued. ■tyle. • _ valuea to $0.118. now at lhla low prl<t1, ■ At Yerbrough PRINTS Full hi Sia 11"90 FALL & WINBR s3.oo - - Nothing Saved FAMOUS UTICA MOHAWK SHEETS WOMEN'S BETTER 5 7 $ JANUARY CLEARANCE PRICE r.- 1� sue tine � �����o.:: - - � ab: ��: up to $3.99. Practically all ai1e■• Blondes, black1, white. _ _ nau, heell, casual,. Hurry whi.le they last. 3 Group 1 - Dressts to $6.95 You'll want more than one or these pretty $ dre11es at this low dee.ranee pric::e. Juniors, mi1ae1 and half sties. Come early for best choice. FAST COi.QI a.,uJar qualitJ plutic finisb window oha<los. Wubable. - Ian, while. - llnTJ n.ight uoN� cooon mu<lin. Full 3S indlN .-ide. Bl Mi .-hilt 'Slth 2 BIG BARGAIN GROUPS FOUR BIG GROUPS ....., .... Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tllunday, Jan. 19, 1961 NO. 23 1 --� C:-, ■- - -- -­ ll■nla■ lo■IIW, _ 1'41, _ ""1, p■rtq .-y S ul Dna&MI Ta The lntnai. 01 The Mel•,-Ma.on -fre,, 2Sl 22:. 99 !. --80� ..... WOMEN'S BmER FALL and WINTER Juniors • Misses • Hall Sizes e nt1n e WEA1'Htl --.IMllll'j C1111IllH c•-·- Tan, C.-, White ---.iANUA,RY CLEARANCE --­ SAMPLES-CLOSE.OUT�DS AND ENDS ' at y 1 I Prtttr. 1r1u, SHADES MUSLIN SPARTAN BRAND UHc.Mohawk PIiiow Cases ea. 48c -January -January CINr•-- Cases ea. 44c White cotton �in pillow cues to match Utica-Mob■wt ahttU. • , , . h &. J l l ,;f Sot 1 0! 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