http://66.213.69.5/files/original/94694a1f1339c8a83b07d516ddef0955.pdf 626fe7978255bd2205a65523b7771907 PDF Text Text • • • ,.. __ ,,,.., ""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! " 3 9! $1·'' Utiw ''"'••k Pillow D Pl Values 1 9! !1 and - ca..,•.,..._ l •• I GOWNS BRAS SOCKS (' . 1 .-an.. llyon Trlcot Nl1ht Regular 59c Cotton loya' Finey Cotton NON-SKID BACK H RI a... •11111 a ._. ....._ , a t ll Hfflff ,., .. ....... ., &Ill alllL t&am..-. •Udl ._.ale 0. --January CINr•- c,..,._ HEAVY COTTON Save 16 -January ci....n_ LADIES' REG. $1 . 1 9 Gcnurnt R<>ckfurd Work Sox II -January 24x46 LOOP WIJ N'S ROCKFORD 22�. II ... "• • •,... ..... . It � · Run, Ride or Fly but Don't Miss These "DOOR-BUSTER" VALUES in our 12-Store January Clearance Sale I I " I! ftOW YOIJ KNOW ,,,. - - .. w-,. Starts Thur.,Ja n. 1 9th, At 8:30 a.m. · JANUARY STORE - WIDE t • -� -- ♦ ---- - .. - .. Sur Coats :,i:-:... ____ •10 Pino qualll!', warm WOOi.,,_ • - · rain and <0id proof d.. Iona. All warm Un.i. FUIOUI c.npuo, llowall 11114 lllr I• mallu. hp' To t12.N - -- Cll<I 0 • Sur Coats ::'� f •7 Dffll "'1e ·1111r· ooata· 1Gr t,c1,•;- � worm 11111 - durable. Bu,, aow for thla wlntar, nut 11lnter ___ .... 1 plont,. ____ ., STIFFLER'S e POMEROY ' . / - '_'"'l. •• _,., ,,.......,• • � . .. . - -.... ..- -· • ·-------• ••• ... . • • ...___ , • ., .. . ----.�.,....,..____ • . .. . . • • •� • ·-._.._ ,:.,.;._;·,. • •;_•_;;•;; •• ;,;. "•.._. • ·• �• .,......, • -�, , , ,.,,, � " • � e· ., ' ,, ' . 'I , - .. ...J . �· --···-"'"'·"!!}._. �' I l FREE DOOR PRIZE! ••• One Given Away At Each Store Dille Sonlinel Register For Mink Scarf I MASON FURNITURE MASON, W. VA. ., Jh~ Gas Range Sa lei '•SERTA POSTURE RUTLAND FURNITURE RUTLAND, OHIO SAVINGS SPECTACULAR! Buy NOW Eurtk• with bdusive Trfple·Filttr ancl SAVE ' ,...,..,......,.,... Hrt,. ,.••, 5 "Posture· lor Hlra . f.,b,;, harullu .:o•fr in~ • " ""II S u.~r dr Cross venti lation MODEL SHOWN Uallt'd Prn1 latc'ruUoal $127·00 PLATE Famous Bassett built this bedroom group with lasting quality- to sell at an unbelievably low .price! FOR 1 • I' properf y TransIers WlMn, !I $4.8 8 .. ···'. CHUCK ROAST SIRLOIN STEAK Pomeroy WY2-3498 ' 1 BEEF SALE Club- Ste'·aks 'Swiss Steak 69 59 Min, SteakS . . 6ft·(·· or Sirloin Mrs. $199·'' WITH TRADI Ground Beef :;:::~.uy 2lbs. 89c Boiling Beef ~~v·•d S spo Sliced Bologna - 3 •b•. S1·00 Pork Sausage :~~~u.. 3 ..... _ .., , _ , , ... IIIIo IOJ cu. It, frloldllro lltluxt 111111. Ito 1>11 ••• budplfrlcod .. , filled wllll .... llrJ' ftlturea . _ ._....., ,.......................,..., IOOrl o·lltiiTOR,_ - I l k . II •NIMll ...... ....,_ ........ pllllllil<•lloo ..... .... ..,_11 lioDw_._ Pltu ••• Nifll, fflllliRiM "Seulptur«< Shw 1Ao1!' T-Bone Steak lb. 99c Old Smoke House Sliced lacon - lb. 59c Bologna, in piece ____ 3lbs. $1.00 Roll Sausage, Moundview 3 rolls $1.00 GROCERIES Red Kidney Beans, size 303, 8 cans $1.00 3 Rooms-of Furniture Clover farm Spaghetti _10 cans $1.00 Boiled Ham ~~~,.:r_ ThiJ Is our Newlywed Special! YOUII& folks starting out lo teeg,~:UH DHd a break and here I{ Is. Imagine, funrlslilnc tbree rooms at leu UOO p • r room, See what you get: •1'CLC?S&.OUl :~·. ' . ' ~LE Of . Kitchen Sinks S..n llllnklnc about putu., hi 1 new Kilehen Sink? Here 11 a real t1lilo ... lftd we lblnk 11 to tho boot oflor you'll lind anywbere, , J.•W,."f,<1'<"~·~-~~''1" ' ' ' <"!,. ~ . .. ~ REGULAR PRICI Sprint 2PIIlon One Rue Quilty? Absolutely-In epite of the price becau1e it'• bwlt' by Baasett. the furniture name you can count on. 8erialne DuPont "Dulu" finish, tilting mirror of Pittaburgh pia~ glall, duatprooled drawere with center raldea ••• all the fine conatruction featurn Banett ia famoua for. Double dreuer, bookca.. bed and cheat at thia low priCe. ltlllfllll II ·~~' ~--\ . Milltn!SS Regulor ""·00 Y1lue Rutland Furniture •· ·~-- One Rug 2EmiTablH I . ' L ' • •.., ~199·00 .... ..... ... - - ~ ' '• I ' •Kroaut •Oetober Belna Only c ... or 'h C11o JNTIIODlJCTOIIY Of'f'EII! Tony Brand Can Dog Food ... l·lb. ca; sc can SIMON'S ( -ri-o ..... ,. 5 lbs. 89c 12 cans $1.00 ,... BUSH BRAND • Butter Beans ePort 6 Deana eHomlny can 29c _ CASE LOTS OR HALF CASE LOTS DOGS LOVE IT!! Limit 20 Cans lo CUstomer - Clover Farm Oleomargarine _ OL Clover Fa1m Toilet Tissue _ 12 rolls $1.00 ePinto Beana MINK S~ARf. Nothing to buy . .,,,.~ ,:,~,.... '• .... .$1.59 eSpeghetti Come in. and register for ,FREE - ·· .. ~ ..., Unclonlflecl _ _ _ so~t~ 10 lb. bog 45c ..., CAN GOODS SALE! - .. .,' Suite TV Chair MASON, W. VA. Cotne in and. register· {or FREE MINK SCA·RF. Nothing t0 buy Clover Farm Tomato Juice, 46 Kwik-Meal Dog FooCI Mason Furniture RUTLAND, OHIO Clover Farm Hominy, No. 2 .:._ 8 cans $1.00 Z.Pc. Llvinllloolll zTable Lltn)ll FOI ONLY· Potatoes UVItG lOOM loPe. Dinette Set DoutlleDoor UUU!y Cabinet OnaRua 59C S.lf-S.rvlce Market • Pomeroy OPEN DAILY UNTIL 7:30 P.M. lb. 7Sc r - - FRESH MEATS%---, Clover Farm Bedroom SUite hUCk Gr. C f'l'llll ONLY KITCHEN CHOICE BEEF SALE BEN FRANKLIN s-10 s·lo rmaiiiAIRE IEDROOM ll L& Z MEN'S SHOP RI d J.r .'~ LINOLEUM, RUGS 9 X 12 SIZE ~. OFF BIG SAVINGS NOTING TO BUYIIOTHIIIG TO WRITE ••w• llnll • • • • only. • • soo;o 1 sac EA. SPECIAL I REGULAR $7.9 5 pieces EAST ·, Buffalo s1 81 Roche&~r Tech 61 I Larrte. fr001 N.,..-'York City , each DDrt>rt-l TI!Ch 69 Delaware 63 NeWS, E Umited Amount On S.lel 5 01.JO Df'f 1 1 QEVILED EGG Similiar Savings On Other New· Ranges All threel • 1 Sale ·speciall Ulll fOitn hUd•IO•Ic>e I UP. pori. Sleep• you le ve l tor .;;om f ort th at r r\1~ bud, IC>I~ body • II over lh 1 PLEASE NOTICE FRANKLIN'S 39.88 m~11nl!tt'l pwo l bo r <an Mrs . Ric:1ard How~ wa.~ 1-eturned to hrr home trom llolz- Register Nov1 P. motor • For a lh11hed time onl~. we mKh thl1 bmoo1 mattru• "nitablc tO you a 1 Ill "ot..-c-in-~·Ynr-na tl on~l ulc' dt1i1111d 1 1-cJ thapmun . Collfotte B•skdball Rn•lh By tnl~• PrHI hderuUouJ r'iii--=======----------------..,1 With Money-lock Guoron!M Back agai• ... low, low "ONCE·A· YEAR-NATIONAL SALE" Price I I~ Scores f': dv.ard fha1~ :rt-66 Ill IT DIMONITRATID TODAYI tlrmnus. H~t ra lc¥chllnJiayu for and Mr ., For Tomorrow and Saturday MODEL 860A-1 H•ndwrn~. IOOII · Intinl Mr er Huspll a] Dou~ M~ and York Lart>se M'Or~ :r1 pol1111 In topping the T~&r n.. v·r"' .-.,.nosy1van 1~ 63 1 ...nova 62 Mr ~:>1111 Mrs Everett Tread- Mr. and Mrs. R t.:, Gmnm l1ave bem hogg•.••K th~ helldlioet ~ H~J IK:urcn whJltt Hudot·k- an· Holy If you still want to sav~ money on men's elothlnlt Crolltl lJ4 Dartmouth 64 WHY and d1ildrcn Judy . George, ~lJl'nt a day Wllh her 111ster and for North Corolma th18 seaso~ 1olht'r Northerner. from Tunkh_ an· Ithaca 76 Hartwick 73 "'~have some wonderful values. Ray. Tina Ann, Paul and Rickie brother-in-law, Mr. and ;.!rs . but Coach Frank Ml"GUire w1ll , nod . PB.-chlpped m 20 pomt11 RPI S.:: Hartfor<'l 45 of Lang:oville ~pen t Sunday with Walte r Shane of Gallipoil.;. tell you the Tar Heel!! wouldn't and provide-1 the Tar Heel re- St A!Uielrn's lOi Tufts 74 their f<l!her, Mr . William H ctul - Mrs_ R E. Grimm attendeJ be on tl\etr rurrent 11 -Gatne win· bound 11trenJ;:th u they rolled Lo N.' r 97 SyracWie 17 ders. the year council at JuncliOII C:ty ninP. streak without J~ Hudock., thoe1r 12th triumph against two x:: ~ Kutztown b4 Mrs It E Qui!len arul Mrs. last week. The 6-7. 217-pound Hudock . who , lasses Maryland 33 Na\'Y 62 J. A. Quillen left Sunday to spend Mrs. Carl Schultz of J..darl dki~ 'L. fi~nre too prommently in Xav•er of Oh.o. With gu.arJ Bill West Virginia 73 Pitt s.bargh 68 several weeks with Mrs. Quil- Falls spent Saturd<~y eO'trnmg McG ulrc _s pre-season phmll, ':om- Kirv i tossing in 24 pomts. hand- Colgate 87 Columbia 57 len's son and daughter-in-law, Mr with her sister Mrs. M 11. Chil- bined w1th the "Yank!!e'" sharp- 1ed ninth-ranked Louisville its see- St. Joseph'll 1Pa. 1 96 Ky . Wes 78 Yes , . . this is just what we mean • • • and Mrs. Harold Qui!Jen at Pho- ders shooting pai~ of Moe and Larese ond straight defeat, 84-77. The ' Amly 60 WilliamA 58 price on quality suits, coats, jackets, hats, enix. Arizona. ,• Mrs. Erma W1Json . u~ cmc . to lead the s1xlh-ranked .Tar lli!elll Muok·•--,, 66 ...,. C.nringfield 56 of ..... .... """" lou,ht olf a Louisville New Hamn.:hire rv Mr. and Mrs. Early Roush and 1 spent Tuesday with her daugh· ; to a romp over riVill North rally midway through the second · MI. St. Mary'fl 93 Georgetown ohirts, etc. Hurry ••• these values -li't Mrs_ 0 . G Shields .spent Wednes- I.e Mrs James Hunt and called I Carolma State Wednesday mghl. , half and went ahead to stay 60-59 SOUTH last much longer. r · The victory moved North Car- l on Ron Nicolai"s one-hander ' I Virginfa Union 115 N.C. A&T 90 on Mrs. J. D. Roush . I first place in the Atlantic Coa9tl ' . Mrs Lizzie Sayre (ell recently . h . . John Turner Lopped the Ca rdJ - 1 Presbytenan 61 Mert'er 54 1 • Conference . ll p01nls. · ,' St . rau r·s 1m Morgan Sl . 85 and broke her shoulder . ' each avmg 5-0 rec- nals w1lh . lv•·ds m league play . I : N r a St· Carl Wolfe of Marietta ,;olleroe · Moualalneers Beat Pill o_c aro,.lila ~ ,., No. carom 0 ' • Hdoc:k From Pe-na~ylvanla . , was ovemighl guest o( hiS moth· 1 M 1 klyn N y and P1thburgh held SO?bomore star MWWEST 8 , . ., . 1 . St 71 ~ak• -•v We have moved all our children's and 1 --'~" er, Mrs. Carl Wolfe Sr. and SIS- ' _ oe, rom roo 11tod Thorn to eight pmnt.s but 1 0"3 · 1 ters Mrs. Dale, and Mrs. Dallas {ailed Lo overcome West Virginia .] Ohio Northem 88 Wilm . ingt.on 59 infants' wear to the 120 E. Main Street Hill. Other guest was Mrs. De-l ~ which downed the Panthers, 73-68. Xavier rOh iol 84 Louisville n address. ores Owens of Columbus. ' Pitt battled on even terms ~~o· ith 1Central SL 79 Bufrton R2 Okey Kiser employed on the ~ the Mountaineers in the first half Manhattan rKan.) 96 Parson St. Alma Ann towboat injured his Edna C. Hill , R. D. Hill , Anna ! but l..eP l"atrone and soph Jim Heidelber~<::UT~~ion r.4 On All Children's Winter Clothing. Greatly left (oot and is uoal)le to work. Miller Mary Jane D:Jvis. May- l Ml>Cormick took up t"\C sla .k, . , reduced to clear. 1 ~ ~:~7;;~eo:;nnaly is first mate and nard Dav1s, ' . Agnes D1ck, . 117 Sf _ M1ry s 79 0 wen scoring 19 and 17 points · respec- ISt _ Edwards WEST Wolfe is second mate Dick to Ohio Power Co.. 53 _25 1 tively . Tom Maloney led the los· , . I the boat ers with 24 points Wyommg 61 Alr For('e 60 · acres Coal, Rut 1and. · Mr. an~ Mrs: C. E. Sheets ~f Boneta June Darst. C a r r 0 1 _In oth~r .games, Wyom~g · Crown C1ty will celebrate the~r Darst to Rebecca L. Richmond, tripped the Atr Force, 61-00. m 50 wedding anniversary at lhe1r Lol ••• p , overtime ; Maryland !lank Navy, 0 80 US POMEROY,'OHIO l 20 E. MAIN STREET Th , ~. omeroy. . I . . d . , home January 29. ey \\ere Ann Eastman to Roy Heilman 1, 63-62; Pennsy varua mppe Vilan-1 at Ute bride's home at 52 a "-df d _ ' ov11, 63-62 : Holy Cross humbled 1 Pomeroy RD 2. acres. ~ or . Dartmooth. 94-H 'N i a gar a i ~VentS Harry. W,· Craig. dec. to ~dna slamm.ed Syracuse, frl -n; Colgate Mrs. F. Roy Wilson. Pomeroy, L. Cra1g, Cert. of 'I'l'ans., M1ddle- l cb?J)ed Columbia, fn-57; St. Jo- i Mr. and Mrs. Grover Harris. 1 spent Monday evening with Mrs. ped , port. seph's, (Pa. l rom over Ken- Mr. and Mrs _ Clydt'! Smith J. D. Roush. Elmer Grimm is' Homer and Annie Icenhower to. tucky Wesleyan, 96--78. and Iowa in Pomeroy on bu~iness Wedn<,. !l Mrds_-mg J.severa1 wee.'·- Wl'lh her Oliver E. Sayre, Doris Sayre. 10 State downed Drake, 71·70. dav. spen Why Buy Any But The Best Beef 1 son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and acres. Lebanon . Mr . and Mrs _ Dwi.,ht v. .t~en~ .... taken _,tiiM In I Mrs. Don Grimm 'of Bellville , Mary Janes, d~c . l_o Emory • , and Mr. Tll<:?.f.!Eirl call"f! on It Costs No More Than Cheap Quality M d M RaJ h W t 01 Creed Janes, Afrldav1t of Trans. I Langsville and ~'r~. John Bush . w;~~·;!::: CoiN into the Store Lebanon · Mrs. Elsie S~:-'lan SJY"fft I r. em rs. P es for full details tncl Parkersburg, w_. Va. spent over Ra~nd Rowe Baker to Ralph I Mr. and Mrs. Carl G-orby enter- da" with ~-'r!';. ~"'rah Hnh"'k FREE entrr bl1nk I the weekend wd~ her daughter, I Wigal, Lorraine Wigal, 6-IO of t l tained with a spaghetti supper i Mr and Mr!l _ F.her CHOICE now. Mrs. w. w. Varian. ' I or .recently. Guests were Mr. and Radtlf' . ~J)fn! w~~sdrw ('VI'Il· Mrs. M. ~- Cltilders VISI~ed ac:wa~e .and Katie Young lo 1Mrs. Jack Crisp and children. ine- w;'" hi~ n"l"f'nls. Mr. and CUTS '11mnday w1th Mrs. L. L. N1ce · El y d J Young 2., 1 Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Barr and Mr<~_ F.h"" p;('kf'l1s . . ly . va oung an ean . 11 S _, d' lb. who 1S sertous I11• arres Ch es1er. , !iOns were atui"Uay mner guests Mr _ and Mrs_ Ri,...h p1.,,.1,: ann 1\'ag- of Mr. . and h" Mrs. Duane Bilrr of IMr. and Mrs . .T~k Co.JnPr and Chares I Wagner, ,......-ha vy ·--·· l 'A~LV OWNED NATIC'JNAilY KNOWN CHOia Birthday Dinner ner to Wllliam R. Hayes, Betty Oak Hdl, 0 •o. , .. l'hildrf'., ~·,•nt WPrl.,ng.-hov evPnPROPRIETOR'S NAME AND ADDRESS Mr. Regg s condJtwn re- inrr with Mr. and Mrs _ Paul Sf>IJ- . leNDER H onored Daug I,_ t er .1. Hayes, Lots , Syracuse. . Bert th Mrs. Charles Burdette of Mid- James Carter, Virginia Carter, mMams de MsameD . G If d ers. I BEEF 1 o an I . _, to Dayton 8 Jg r. .an rs. S arre . 1ey, w·tt dleport entertained WedneliUay l adean 8 .Lg· d , Jf'annle c;:,.n .. rl' ! <~ ')(In! Ttl•· .. ~"""' 1 . · spen un ay evemng • · · lb. . evening at her home w1th a ley, parcels, 0 1we. .. 'lh M d M C 1 with her grandmothl'T. Mrs. Pick. thd f h d ghte 1 WI r. an rs. ar I I b1r ay party or er au r, and family ens. M". Em.,on Jones. CARDS SIGN LINEBACKER . Mr. '"~ M" . Jn;n ~.n., and I Others enjoying the dinner were ll-Th St Mrs. Raymond Thomas and Mr. and Mro; P:-> nl ~ ..liar<~ macfe Mr. Jones and daughter, Barbara ST. LOUIS (UP el · sons visited her mother Mrs. a bl•o; inrss trip to Gallipolis on =""::d::C :-h:;:•:_:rl:•:::•::E;:.;:-B::u;:rd:=el-:te;;.~:;;;;;; ~rdinal~ of the Nati: th . Freda Bowen recently. Mond~v. I lit.. C •· C : ague ave announ e 1 Mrs. Pauline Gorby and son I.in>ia r:tt"N'ndPr ~""nl 'l"'IP'WfRy DON'T GET UP NIGHTS ing of linebacker Andy Ronnie are on the sick list. ni11ht with SharM Kav Yates. I ~~A~-~· J~:! ~o~~ ~:c~::·a~; ~~r·u~ the Universi.ty of Louisville·. Gutmts at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nibf'rt and daul!hh•rs. .tore. Wh['ll funetlpnal kldn~y dl•or- er had previOusly signed With I h B Su d MNI. Leo Johnc:on .•,.Jk ~ .!~·jt, ~':::. c~~~~:;~ub~ck:ch~.•,..:;i: ~~l: Cards in 1958, but was cut n~PM~s. D~;ne B:~yof~ Fisher of Galir10H., &IV'l!f... 1 fb~~.· .. dlulnt~a tab ~rprhrinJ BUKET8 4 cause he was not considered dav with Mr and Mr~ Sam 'Y Ill. · day trntment. A~t• f ..t to lnc_ree•• f lay Hill, Blair Cadwallader ol Colum· . · · 1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..!._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ and re~late paua1111. NOW ....ftol,ler'• heavy enough or pro P at Y:lii'S ani! Mrs . FtJ11Pr. Drus store. Middleport Swllher and time He now weighs 220 pounds. bus and Ernest Bowen of CoM d , Fl d p II ! l.ohp, Pomeroy. adv. · lumbus anU Erica Sieple of Porn· r. an 1' 1rs. oy owr:> 1 HOME-MADE HEAD CHEESE and family spent the wel'k croy. with Mr. and Mrs. Simon Pnwell. Ira Amott spent Friday ' LIVER or BLOOD MARKET Wn.L CLOSE lb. with Mr. and Mrs. John Sellers. AT RIPI..EY FRIDAY PUDDING Mr., and Mrs. Gordon Proffitt II RIPLEY, 0. The Ripley to-and familv spent Sunday rim1ned T-Bones _lb. 9Bc bacco market wiD close Friday, Mr. and Mrs . .John Sellers. NO. I KENNEBEC ' Jilll. 27, it was announced by the Mrs. Eber Pickens snent Board of Trade here yesterday.! dav with Mrs. Paul SeiiP.rS. That date Is nine days later Mr. and Mrs. Russe-ll than last year, when final auc- tailed on Mn. Ethel Hoback lions were held Jan. 18, the ear· cently. EXTRA SWEET AND JUICY tiest in history. ------Sales will be held daily in all Dinner h Given Round Steak - - - - - - - lb. 89c lbs. four warehouses until the close. Representatives of aU major OOfll- Bv Mr•. Cundi/1 Cube Steak lb. 99c panies will remain in the rwmillg Mn. William C. CUndiff enl<!r· !I FOR THIS SALE 1 Heels Roll To Eleventh ;~~· ::~::~::·::u:!;·t,;~: ~:::~· Stra1'ght W1'n· W Va W1'ns 1 e ~ H. I Top quality inner~pl!nl <:onJ!rUc tion, J('ltntir•nl- S I~;'~.;;:~.~;.,:~~'Mr:, Sam nil-. Tar By Mr1. J . D. Rou11i eOnly low·prl..,. doluxe c l - on wheelo 'rl<C. You Jclplur fnlllrc• nf pa.-mc-type uwally pr~u -lliiiJCd much. mod1 h 1~ hrr 0 ' FJaaln. •19. !9613 News, Events e Filters, refilters olr 3 ~~p~rote IIIMI LE! Pomcroy-Mid~leport, t..elafl • ' ••• helps you save money! ,I ' French Fried Potatoes 16 OL pkg: 29c Maine Potatoes · · · · · · 10 lb. bag 45c Bananas · · · · · · · · · · .. · · .. · · 2 lb. 25c Winesap Apples · · · · · · 4 lb. bag 39c Potatoes · .. · · · · · .. 50 lb. bag $1.59 line until the finish. The annual Hands for Polio ben20, beginning at 11:30 a.m In the Independent Warehouse. The season average was $6.3.86 up to Tuesday, with . pounds having been sold for $5,546,250.93 Prices are declining as the end of the season nears, bringing with it larger proportionate offerings of inferior tobacco. HoweVer, prices still are good on quality leaf. During the entire season here last 8,864,560 pounds w a s LOCUST & PIARL MIDDLIPORT I CUndiff and son Jeff ·on A lamb cake with a ~Bmi ll tree on either side and with a fence of bubble gum, by Mrs. Evelyn Moore, tlu! table. Present were Mr. and M r 1. Pearl McBride, Mr. and M r George w. Ctmdiff and children, Debbie and Timmy, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Cundiff Sr., Mrs. Glen CuDdiff Jr· and son, Greg, Mrs. Raltlhll Llvender, Mrs. Ruth Cundiff, Moore and daughter, Cheryl Ann, the honored guests and Mrs. Cun- COOKING COOKING ONIONS 3 lbs. 29t APPLES 2 lbs. 25c 45 RPM-ONE LOT RECORDS Second St. CLASS TO MEET The Busy Bee Class or the tbe meeting. BECKY'S Save Your Sales SUI's MIDDLEPORT 10t ~an~d~da~ugh~ler~·~P~enny~·=;;,;,;~~;;:;;;:;::;:;;;:;;:;;;::;:;:;;;:;;;:;;:;;:;;:;:;;::;;:;;:;;::::::: nursing dleport First Baptist Church meet 'lburiday evening at at the church. Newly elected fleers will b!gin lheir duties EA. FOOD MART Lucas, star center of Ohio State, the naUon·s top ranked college basketball team, is a sprained ankle today but is expec:ted to be back in action for the Buckeyes' big game against Minnesota on saturday, Lucas inhis ank.le when he fell to floor in a practice session Now In Prog,..• Customers ~49c LUCAS NURSES ANKLE COLUMBUS, Ohio IUPD-Jerry . , _ 7 D•yo A W... l A.M. untll9 P.M. Our ORANGES llaucti•Dned for 15.590.57!,..., an aV· diftil' erage or $63.07. ::;• COMPLETIL Y SILP SIRVICI •Pree Puking For The Convenience ot Mr 10·bs·49c ent sale will be conducted. Jan. buihdays. JA·NUARY CLEARANCE SALE BAKER'S SUPER MARKET tained with a dinner ~-~:!;:~~:~ at her home in Syra~ POTATOES It's simple as can be, laundering with new Frigidaire Washers! One setting ol the Cycle Selector takes care of most everything. Yet, convenient optional selectors provide the flexibility you need for specialloadsl BAK ON THE IRIGH TEST CORNER IN MIDD LEp0RT • l L ~: .,' �' ' 1 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Jan . 19, 1981 rGET A CASH-LOAN - -. ~26 TO CLEAN UP HOLIDAY BILLS Everybody In Alltion Friday Night 1Piersall -lees Cut ':' ,; . : IY 808 E. BYER ~-Jt•tlael three before the season lB over to s.-... or 1 ?n the rebound to give Eastern ali i Eastern will Pay ::~~~;!~~~e;.!es -- T · on Satur · f"U agam Rutland Grade _School dwnped lhe Tuppers Plaw cagers in a county grade acbool game last night on the winnera' home In Sa1ary -from the friendliest people In town Start the year right. Clean Ull Ellkar climb out _ ~f the league cellar. Jt wants. . day when Al~any ~· bere. . Middleport and Pomeroy rt'- However, it 11 not expected, nere, A winless Wahama qumlel l II). The county • twD . Senior C1rfloor. Jiti'e_SEOAL action Friday nigh~ that they ,will get that victory at 91 hosts Ravenswood at Mason ruit" ball clubs, Muldleport IWd ... .By MILTON RICHMAN The young Red Devils held a ;grre· Eastern travels to meet an Nelsonville Friday. lomorrow night in search of vic- P~mero~. have ~n somewhat u.a.Ued. Pru1 lateru.UGaal Blim two }'Oint lead at the end of bgpJoved Rutland quintet and the Pomeroy's only hope, as fa~ as tory numOOr one of the 1960-fil alike th1s season Ul their orf-on the first period and no more than ~a five hosts a _strong Rev- the season goes. is to rematn a campaign. HoweVl'r, Coach Jade 1performances. ~wever, . Poftr- Jim Piersall. Duke s.wdeJ' and that at the ending of the second . ~ood t·h.lb . Racine remains ldle first divisioa~ ball ci.t..~' and maybe Campbell"s young ball chlh will Ioy 's 5-4 reciJrd 15 -~rably Gil Hodge~ all got exactly what stama. In the last half Rutland uiJrll Sahtrday when tbe Toma- hang on to the se<;ond place l>e 1h tJrobably still be search in~ wh('n , bettl'r than the Middies_ 3-6. Both they expected today - meaning edged little hy little mto a com!IOca travel to McArthur· they now posses11. The PantiH~r.> the :;moke t'ii"D.rs at Wahama Fri -~ clubs have the DOtlinhal to be- mor~ money than last year for U1e manding lead . . ·&Oach Nolan Swackhamer'& off. host McAfee's Bulldogs Friday day. come league threat!t. pixy~ Cleveland outfielder_ but Don Smith led both teams m 1 gg. )'eUow Jackets will be host to night and with a &tring of 11 wins I . , k . swackhamer"s and Moore's quin constderaly less for the pa1r of scoring 15 for Rutland while ~- l-ogan Chieftains while CQach against no defeats gomg for tlu.s Elsewhere_ m the SEOAL, Jac;~ I t.et both have tall enough me!J un· Los. Angeles ve~rans. Stewart followed with eight. JJGI,eJJ Moore's Purple Paptlwrs 1 Athens County dub, l Cltpect the 1 son 17-4 1 travels to Wellston Ider the boards and agile, sharp- P1ersa.J). who L& being eagerly Beatty and Badgley had seven liieet the league leading Ath~dS "Old Fox" to annex number 12. 71 to mel't an 1mproved ball c~ub ! shooting guards. However, neith- sought by his old boss. General each for Tuppers Plains. lldklogs at Pomeroy. Coach Bob Ashley take& h i s that could very well unseat_ 1 e ! cr team has jelled with any con· Mangaer. Frank Lane of Ka~s 1n -the reserve contest Rutla_nd Lo an, &-4! on the season. will "even-steven" (5-5J Eastern F:a- J~ckson . Ironmen from t~elr ~ ! sist.ency. ,. City, sa1d ~e hope<' to ~m also won over the Tuppers Plams with the lndians after okaymg an fifth and silth graders, 25-20. : · ~tempting to gain victory gles to Rutland Friday night to s:hon 1 sN·ond place tie w:tl1 five inside the SEO.\L match baskets with Coach .J ; m Pomeroy and Nelsonvlllt>. I T h_e battle I increase which brings his salary Murpfiy of Tuppers Plains led a chance to become 8 first di- Vennari'a Red Devils. RutLmd. Co.:~ch Larry Mm·rison take'> his i headlmes lhls weekend 5 .cage 1up to an estimated $30,000. scoring with 11 while Newland ball club. On the other with an B-3 record ror the seao;on, Tornado five to McArthur Satu_r· I card and .should De a _dandy lf lhe Piersall had been expected to scored nine. Dennis Weber and old bills. Just pick up _your phone, then pick up your loan. · $25to $1000 1 ° ~r r~ ~ • io Pomeroy·Ath~ ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 300 w. Ia unci St. -WTan.otte 2·2111, Pomeroy' the Middies big hope is a dropped -a 5846 decision to Ra day night in an attempt to gam I~anthers are determmed to stay be a much tougher customer to Roger Davis. ~h=ad~e=lgh~t;;;;;ea;;c;;h;;f;or~i>W'iiilrmiiiii,;;;;iiii;;;;;;iiiii;m;;;;iiiiijii;miiliiiiiiiiiiiiii'iiium~ 1top their slide toward lhe cine Tuesday night and shouio\ b~· l victory 11um~r !~~ ~~:.e s:_a~.~ s~c~nd place. __ _ _ sign in view of the fine season Rutland. ~:~;;s;:: lR.~c-.1Jl"W!I -~·:i1:;tt:r~ ~~~;;;!~u!!~ :~~-8~~: Hawks Whip Egg Tossers, Boston, In .NBA Tilt ?]~~~:;:::~d~~:!~ f ...CLEARANCE January ~ liiWt shown Improvement In thiJ By Ualled Prm Inlernnllonal llil'ond round of play and could St. Louis Hawks had the ri~ht Ytry well Met victory number answer for egg.tosslng Boston fans Wednesday night when they Cro1by Tournament tossed the Celtics ror a loss. Hawk leod. Pettit wound up w1th polllls for the Warr>ors but Syra- Snider and Hodges, both of 37, Clyde Lovellette had 28 and cuse got 30·point petformance whom had poor seasons, didn't ~ Hagan had 25· Bob Cousy scored from both Dolph Scha)·es and &I · have much to argue about. 23 for the Celtics who stand 3·3 Greer and 7-foot. 2-inch Swede J1 with the Hawks on the season's Halbrook out ·}Jlayed Chamberlain , Both Expected Cut• ~ Ud.derway In Calif National Basketball Association ! during key periods of the second , Both expected cuts-and took ~r Tbe egg-throwing occurred dur- play. third periods. them," said General M~a~r ', 8 HAL WOOD • tJDtWl Preu Jaklrutlooal lng the first half when the Celtics The .Syracuse Nationals beal Gene Shue scored 41 points for E. J . Buzzy Bavasi, who :nsast· _.; _PF..BBLE B:EACH. Calif. IUPil went off to a 62·57 lead and was lthe Philadc~phia _warriora for the the Pistons, who won going away ~· h~w~ver, that the I~ ~:n -'fbe t:Kt.OOO Bing Crosby nation- In retaliation for a similar lnci-~lie<.'ond str:ught hme, 129-118, and after Oscar Robertson suffered a still fit mto_ the Dodgers p s afl'fO-amateur goU tourname?t dent when the Eastern Division the ~troit Pistons beat _the Cin· hemmorhage of the lett pelvic for ~he c~mg campaign. fit-und _ er way today on three d:f- leaders were in St . Louis. About 1rnnnt: Royall!, 144-128. m other blade when he was kickeB in the Sn:der h:t .243 last season and 1 Group Values to $S.OO fertnl golf counes - with the a dozen eggs were tossed onto the games. left hip. Dr George Raub, exam- H~ges a dwnal .198 .. Bavaai toki While and Colored weither man the atar perfortner. Auerbach asked fans on the pub· Wilt Scoret 48 imng phys:c:an. said Robertson Snider :t woul~ take an unusual N•tlon•IIY Adnrtlted !2.65 Eo. ; Or for 1Jbe world' a greateat goUera, Auerbach askedfans on the pub· Wilt Chamberlain scored 48 will be 1udelmed two or llhree Itrade offer" t.o gel him away Y1lue1 to $5.00 All Other Sport Shirts Jlllih<l wilb celebrities from the lie addresS system "to stop anrl days. from the Dodgers a?d the state-2.65 Ea. Reduced If• enttrtalnment and 1port.B world, show them our runs are better ment seemed to d1m the New Or for tHi! 1n near-perfect weather than theirs in st. Louis" Yurk Yankees' prospect• for ac:::::::::;:: ctin<lllion• - with promise• that quring the left-handed hitting out- 1 .· '.!I'M-\'&"""-'""""'-~ the sun would be ahlnlng "at S.ymour S.lm Mike lielder. w' least through Saturday." 81. Lo••is C'"'ch Paul Seymour 0 T Catcher Hal Smith. a prom!m i'-l ld p 1 r the National teazed the m1ke 10 an attempt to Chester Counc-1l, Drmghters. or nent factor in the Pittsburgh pt. 1 Group v3tues to $25 .00 ~ " 1 Group Values to $42.50 ~ Nationally Advertlsocl O::::nd cllamplon, big speak but accidentally pulled out met. in seSSI!JD I d rates, World Series' triumph over Sale $18.75 money winner and victor In the the plug and hidll wordl~ were nf~t TblK~:suay ev,emng WJ II mem- Election of officers M~all_ hel the Yankees, Bigned hls 1961 con· 1 GtoLJil Values to $29.95 ~'1 \ Values to $22.95 Sale $28.50 ~ Sa Dl Ope la!t week Is the audible. A Gar en J)fl ll'entan 1- ~rs l~rl'st•n · . when the Evangeline ISSIOnary tract for a deserved raise in pay. S I 22 45 " norl'~g:... co "most of th'e caah. nally relieved Seymour nf the _Dor·ls Gruescr, co_unc1lor. pre- r.roup of the Pomeroy Church of Smith, once the pro""'"ty of the a8 • . ' ~ 1 Group Values t-o $55.00 m ~ ~ P d d d t l II F:va ,.~. 1 Group Values to $39.50 : ~ •ial If the weather stayll mike. s: ~ Ull repor el I were , Christ met Tuesday evening at Yanks, delivered a clutch three" 1,y Bob Petlit and Cliff Hagan Bmley :md nml [the home of Mrs. Wayne Zurcher, run homer in the seventh game $118 $27.50 e\ ~~t d I ndl.... champion Ken paced a 14·3 St. Louis fourth· Ch!~rles Pylt•s lllJUI"L'd at Ills em ·l West Third St. of the World Series that wu the . -~~:!iii.~ .-,,.... e e "'6 ._.. t th t rl.ced a 99-92 ployment. Nt•vada llf'aver, t·oun- ~ , . 'l ~~M#i>'@lWiV.~}.I!1Wff'ili:!!'~~\.'!l~'ll{~ u.-' .. -1 who 11kipped the San Dl- pcnuu spur u pm l . d d th Mrs. Orval Well pres1ded at the key blow of the class:c unh team· n11"" • _ _ -· c1 1 cputy, nnnounr.:e 111a1 e . d . k' 1 ded his tp .Open to aharpen his game UPI Ct\GE I'OLJ, District H:llly would btl hf'ld .nt meeting whkh opened w1th evo- mate B11l Mazeros 1 un oa · ~ ---MEN'& BOYS' -·· ~ ~ = htre, also .lal hi,11h1y rated. And so NEW YORK IUPI J - The Vnit· l,ognn. Wednesday. April 12 _1tions taken from The Upper Hoom Smith hit .2951ast season and had 1 Group Values to $5.00 m 1 dozen or ao of the other cd Press lnlf>rnaUonal colleg:c The good of the urde 1 C"ommittee i and prayer by Mrs Denver 11 home runs. . ~ SPECIAL - ~ 001. basketball ratings jwilh fm;t-plaee announced a silent auction for ple. Members answered roll The St. Lout& Cardinals an'l'D the tourtn1 "follow the sun" votes and won-lo!l r c cords the neKt ml•eting and asked rnem· with a .S!'ripture verse. . the _signi~ of !lrst b~ pliers, however, tbe weather wa through· ,fan. 14 In parentheses!: bers to eontrihutl' ] were sent to Mrs. Walle!' "B:Il White, pttcher Bob Milltile big turprile. Team Points Contributions of $10 rmm lhe l day Jr., Troy Oh!mger Sr .. and outfielder Charley James. ftla courM-il noted for atormy 1. Ohio State iJ5l (12-0J 350 Pa:d Couneilors Club 11nd $ll.29 Lewfs Osborn and Mrs. Harry gives the Cards a total of ,~ , , GLOVI!S Ll M•n'' & ao"ya' Wlnt.r we1the. r thiJ tbne of year- high 2.. St. Bonaventure 03·11 267 from thr Orphans Committf'e Osborn. A contribution was made 15 signees for the 1961 season. ~ ~n sd&J~r• d • "' CAPS Reduced - Quia, fog and rtinl. 3. Rradley (13.-11 254 1were mmle to the building fw1d. to the Rill Walker family for mis· ~ dan .d " nl ~ Jllrst pr.lze In the pro rank11 Is 4. Iowa Ul-11 149 It wns nnnmmcPd that the orph· sionary work in Japan. FACES OLD TEAMMATES . • uc Values to 2.50 wWJh"··. $41.000. And It II possible 5._Kansas State (11-21 144 ans .commitll'e had gret•tm~ cards Officers elect~ we1-e Mrs. Har· NEW YORK IUPll-Phll Jor~n , Special _ _ __ t6 pi~ up more in the pro-ama- 6 North Carolina 110-21 131 1 nnd the tru!>le£'s. tf~a nn d(lolly old Smith. p~es1dent ; Mr".. acquired the Ne~ York Kn1ckAll Men 1 Slacks tiQII> dtvialon. The pur~e~ arr dl- 7. st. John's \10-21 12!J duzlts for 8 ale as a money mak- er, vice pres 1dent ; Mrs. M 11 to erbockers tn a straight cash deal Rlduc1d - - 0 •&cl ~lUi l'Q,OOO to the leadora 8. Duke 13-P 128 in~ projert. Roush, secretary , Mrs. Tuesday, will be in uoiform · • In lhe pro dlvlalon. with the other 9. Louisville 113·1) 122 Mrs. HeAver instnlled Myrtle Smith , treasurer; Mrs. his former learn tonl~ht • • te the pro1 who get a lot IO DePaul 411-0) 56 Wnlker a~ a~soctale counc1lor: Ji'u:;her, pubhrtty; and Mrs the Kniclcs take on the CUl~ btlp !rom their amateur part- Second 10 teams - II, UCT A, M.!tr!(Ilrcl 'futll(', v:ee ('Ounrllor ; Leilhcit. flower lund Secret r-al clnnati Royals m a National Bas· 9 " nlr1. 49; 12, Southern Cahfu 1111u. 311; Rohc>rta LeP, ronductor . . names were drawn for the year. ketball Association game. ~ "Home of Arrow Shiru" • 13, Kansos, 33, 14, Indmn.!t, 22: Morris. m:;ide scnlmel : Mrs. Roush wns in charge of The &·foot, !0-lnch center o~g15 Utah 19· 16 Memph1s Truflsl'll, oulsiriP sentinel; ent•rtamment aRd prizes were nally was signed by the Kn1ckl POMEROY .AKER 1nd SEYFRIED a:' 17, Wak~ F~rcsl. 7; 18. Cu•- or Wells, jun1or past to Mn. Well and Mrs. In 1957, but was sold to Detroil d I cinnall, &; 19, Wluhila, 4; 20, De· and Dorothy R1tclue, Melvin Smith. Refreshments lhe following year. l'·~""'""~u;~i'~'i,;it"tiU>' ;!Tt%,u,~~:.<,fu.'::$~-~~~~'iin#'hW~~~ " ·' LENNOX •• er lro:'l· 3· junior past rounrilor. Mr!l . . c<>rved to the above and Mrs. Edf h C 'I .... ,. NIW aNI USED cr, on behalf o I e ounc~ . ward Venoy and Craig, Mn. \ presented A PA!'it Councilors pm woort 8 0 we r 11 , Mrs. · COAL OIL GAS SPECIAL SERVICE to Eleanor W•lls and a Past Burn•ide and Mrs. Conrad ' ' Special BII!LI'Vice will be held at Councilors e11rd In F.!iilher RidefURNACES Laurel Cliff Free Methodist nour MiS8 Wells !honked the l;g:.;•-.r.;;,;;;;;;;;;;;OOiiiOOiiiOOiiiOOiii==-;1 t1 · ",.i;;::"":_ WY 2_, 794 Church, 2 p.m. Sunday, with the mcmlwrs ror their cooperation -~~· • Flowers Brothers' Colnreol · durin~ hf'r term a!l councilor. · 'POMIIIlOY, OHIO tel. The service will conslsl main· ----· ly of slnglnl by them. !IHORT TRIP HOI.! .\'WOOD !UPII - T h e cast of "SUsan Slade" sailed from Men's, Women's Son Franclsro on the S. S. PresChildren's ident Cleveland _as the ship left for Hong Kong. Houn latl'r, after shipboard sr.enPs hud heen filmed, stars Connie Stevens, Dorothy McGuire and Lloyd Nolan were taken oU MIDD~IPDRT aboard a ?!lot board. H land SALE ;: DRESS SHIRTS I SPORT SHIRTS 2 Myrtle Walker Installed As D I A Lea der urr Mau':r~ A~r,iea, re~u,la,r, $5 2 Mrs. Smit, hIs preSI•'dent Ql M, , G $5 SPORT- co-A.·-y·s TOPCOATS ~1 ISSIOn roup I $ f.' ~ ' , WINTER JACKETS ~ ~,'_• 1 .. MEN'S PAJAMAS :1 - .' Sale $12.95 L,!!~- $37.!~ . j M~ry Holte~, TRENCH COATS ~ =~~ MEN'S HATS I ~ I 20% tuns made tnt 1 ~~ ftlntwtr l'hono WY-2-2171 97c 125 I. MAIN ST. CITY LOAN I SAVINGS CO. iia' • Important news for new-car buyers- Sale .,...,.....,""'.,..'""""'""'""'!!!!!!!! CLELAND SOMETIME DURING THE YEAR YOU WILL N,!!ED A GIFT- TH£ 'Ill C:HEtfY BRIIIBS JET-S.ODTH TRAVEL DOWN TO EARTH WHEN YOU DO THINK. OF SANBORN'S SILVER - CRYSTAL - CHINA COSTUME JEWELRY Party Nattklns - Candle Holders _Keep the home fire SHOES -B. H. SANBORN THE SHOE BOX MILL ST. JEWELER-OPTOMETRIST MIDDI.EPORT Gold Medal Flour ':!89c · Round Steak •. 79c v.u., Weiners ___ Pork Liver Ohl• RACINE'S BANrAM SUPER MARKET • "TilE STORE WITH A-HART" Shop These At Your Renll Drug Store 8-f\o Special " with / 11 ·•· 1- - "Flw-Fio Specilll" . fuel tlll will ~· f Mot:atre . 1470 ...... - T ellla - I f \ ' ITt .-T IFtlOTW - - , your AEROSOL TOOTH PASTE bome without WOJTY, all wintet lonrl No IIIOI"t II'Ouble with aludfl' in your beatinrr oil--not when you u~ · ·~Flo Special," the futl oil with a • ·ecial additive that preventa aludge formati · t. In MlllrCGioti fuel1, aludge ca elog up ftltora, pipet, and burn9r nozzl a, eauainr ~.:o~\ly emergency eervlce I ·t Save 1r1011ey and avoid cold-~ther ; brw.kdo11111. Order "Free-Flo Special" ·-:~~ea~~q oU , , .~Dill hlill·ill tludp Pr"11111i0lll M•r• l•r y•vr . .,.ty,MilefM ....... _. .... llfr••hl•• .,......... Fd - 11 II I!er C.....' I OIJf of IAf /WI Ccrrl IDil1 0 ...u .,.;,. o1 fNI'V 111Aul. ,..HitleR·IIolaoHOII wlloolt -F« ftiiOOIIur rolli!lf llliiiii&N oibraUorr. _,.. I ·--·- Jh'!er-Slorl """" .. car4frJJr '1101 iRbloloti ..,.... . ............. ,... • I ,.. .....Ito • -Cur.\iolo 1M Mouil l1fllillll IA<>e.t •nd MilD. uw 1rM1 o 11 Itld., Eztra.larff htarl l'llll6tr cuMiont IAal fv:IMt iaolelo 1M ridljrrm 1M rOod. lll'o .... tt. dnl$111i"f and ~· lllllrr- · - • bat" Su 1M,_ Cl1moltl ~~.~-E!'-':.'!!"_111111__~ ~-q-~.~ -~~--~~ ~~~ ------·---· RIZER OIL CO. You11 Uke Our Service Home Owned and Opented P11oM WY 2-2101 ,.,..,..., ,RESCRIPTION$ 112 1. MAIN STR~IET ! . JIHONI WY 2-2955 ' · JI9MIROY, OHIO Pomeroy -Motor---Company ' . PROPORTIONED POMERO'!', OHIO I ~I' \ ~ fr<irn omell to Iaiii Make your new Wlfdr®e really lit Buy the plaid, print, or ehei:k proportioned to )QUr lia, too, II The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy E. Mrrln Str • ~ • ., .,. '": " .,.. - " - WY'2·22R" Mel:.U.L'S PA'fi'ERNS - ~f(' posslble. Urif!J IIIIU- o.·o·w'nlee Gross, Inc - at li!: Pha11 hlore ten .•• lou ~elora rln. Ira St1 lilY 11 111 cash hort collfldentllnr. -~ REDUCE~j ~--.,.,,~>A"~~!,._j br t.,. 1 • MEIGS SCHOOL OF DANCE eTAP •BALLROOM eBeglnuen el:hDdrea eAdvaaced •Adults · "ENROLL NOW!" · Pomeroy GROUND BEEF ............ . . 2 LB. FOR $1.00 SLICED BACON, Old Smoke House ..... LB. 59c Ohio Valloy 2 lb. for S1.00 Devld DaviN LARD , .. . 6-1 LB. PKGS FOR $1.00 3·2 lb. pkgs. for $1.00 SIRLOIN STEAK .. , .................. 79c LB. RIB ROASTS ..... ..... .............. 59c LB. Clover Form-303 Si1e RED KIDNEY BEANS ...... , 8 CANS FOR $1.00 No. 2 Si1e Clover Form HOMINY . , ..... 8 CANS FOR $1.00 3 Pkgo. Of 4 Rolls-Clover Form P ~ THROOM TISSUE . ... .. 12 ROLLS FOR $1.00 SI-Kwlk-Mhl • FOOD .............. 12 CANS FOR $1.00 . ellow Quortero ' '-LOVER FARM OLEO .. , .. ... 5 LB. FOR $1.00 303 Sl•e-Clovor Form APPLE SAUCE ............ 6 CANS -FOR $1.00 CELERY lllllk22c BANANAS 21b.for25c MAINE POTATOES 10 lb. bag 49c MORTONS SUGAR CURE 7¥2 lb. box $1.29 (Smokad Solt) . RACINE FOOD MARKET "Your FrlendJy cl• .,.r Perm lforeH hff lerwic•- Top Quality- frM P•rklne PHONI WI f.UII RAClNI, OHIO V1n C•mp'• ___ 61h: oz. Light Chunk Tuna 23c Beekm1n's ___ 46 OL Tomato Juice_ 4 ..r99c lu"''' --- lOCI White Hominy __ 10c Slu Stoke ley'• __ ~ 303 Sin Green Cut Beans 2 ,.,. 39c Joy 59c Reg. Slr:e Rinso Blue ---·- 29c You Can Do The llelt AJ WAID CROSS' SONS IN RACINE li"ce 1860 �JOMH.- z..tle, HMiell W•llh, :.~ '7SOn Girls .·· tend Cooking -r:,nstrotion Meigs-Mason Coming Events • .·1 ~out Troop -0 of Ma1100 cooking oemm.Jtra. · ln Po'nt PleallaJlt at t h e J r ~ ._. _, :1 ·n.g held on TuHday after· FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS RATES 4 c•nll per word, one Insertion. Minimum cbar~e-eo ~:ding t the demollltration8. T..e daueA are held at the App :- 1~ .-. hWt ?ower QJmpany buildIn,.. with Mise Frances HI vea. home economist, conducting them. The first demonstration included in:.lruet.iOn on care and operation of kitchen equipment such as dlshwa~her~.~food disposals, stoves, and ovens. Adt received by 10 A. M. will be In that day's paper. PHO~E 1 ' 111 Graney Elected I :ZS Pre~~ident Of Bank 1:!1 Stale &ad Commluioner Pa~ ' ' 411 rick L. Graney has been elected 7•110 President ol the Bank of Mounl 7:30 Hope ~MDWit Hope, Weat Vir· 8•311 glni\ 9•00 Mr. Graney hu been a dlrec- &:30 ur a J)~fi'31 of five to be held e ·' 1 "4eek. Memben of lhe troop ~ .,, ; o arn their cookins badge~ by Spectal-one month for 30 ceotJ per word. VuU rate of 4 centa per word will be cha.rJed tor ad· verti&ing il not paid wit.b.in 10 days after receiving bill. Errors in AdYertisin:g-Sbould be rell(lrted immediately. fhe Daily Sentinel will not be resPOmilble (or more than one incorrect iMertion. Card of Tbankl and Spectal Nobcet ol Enau $1.00. Obltuanei _publiahed at 1 cent per word. WORJ)S 1 DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS I MO. 15 I!Oc IIOc: $1.35 $4.50 20 60c $1.20 $1.80 $8.00 2; 7~• $1~ $2.25 $7 50 WY 2-2157 Woatltor Non Plctun B111U., BriDkloy S.. Bunt 4:1111 Mab Room 4:30 - · · lio!Jywoocl a.:• St• • M BtU 1:10 MecJCemie'a Raiden 1:1111 y.., A8M rar 11 OUUawa Bat Matenoo Bacllelor Father Ford Show 1: II llporlo l:•w- ·~-- - 1:4& JluDUey llrlakloy ~ 7:111 Ploneen 7>30 Ill~ Ed 1:1111 o.e I'...U, 1•311 w.....,_ Playhou!e uo BeD Telephooe 11Dur It: 1111 Milro .... II:IIIINewl 11: 10 Wuthor II:~ r..s ·Pur 1:00 SlliD 011 Ham MONDAY THROUGH rsmAY ll -10 OhiO Nt>WI Sign On. tdu•lcal Cl~ The LileliiMI Ohio Vplley "'ewt Sporu hKiaJ I : 10 Ohio N1wt 12 IS 12 20 12 30 12 Z5 12 45 I: 55 2 · 00 3· 00 IJ:OO Muaical Clock lJ: SG Public Service 1~4So Showers of BJessln& IJ •OO tooaJ Tllt1iiiDAf llocky ODd Hlo Frieada Whlr}1 Birdl M Squad Your Euo Reporter Weather Tell• s.45 Joha Daly Newo 7•00 Johnny Mldaight 7. 30 Guestward Jlo. 8:00 Donna Reed 8:30 The Real McCoy g, 00 M)' 'l1lreo Sooo 5:00 I: 30 8•00 1:30 e: to Markell Bulleun Board A.gr.cullure Acent News 0 Grama Mr Muaie Local Newe Mr Mua~ W.1rld NIPWJI 3 OCl Mr Mmnc ~ t.ocal News 4 OU Lhscma w•th o. N~wa .r., • 'i to 9:30 Untouchable~ World Ne.vs 5o I'IIWAY 8•00 Cartooo Spectacular 1 .a Romper R.Jom 9:30 Movietime :«t U1m 1t> r \olus.cale 5·00 Sigt Off NOOD NeWI beginning DELICIOUS HOME MADE PJES. piece. Jack'• Dairy Bar, . aplndlea ', 12.-RloO 18. Part It, Kind of I WILL NOT BE IN MY OFFICE MONDAY, JANUARY 23rd THROUGH &rearm ~&.Arid 18. Loss ot memory 18. Dim- f . J..~tter &. East by ·lOUth (abbr.) 11. Wheel 1 146tc .... 3.A confederate 20. Weep 22. Hold aeuton e. Revolve~ neu lf. RevlMr ',. -~ •. Unllllot <work t. Toilet 17. For Salt llitrn 11. Sluoh lt. Wall receasea 21. Elkel'l 26. Prieatl (Sp.) - ••. Di- 1'e:Uer4aJ't ...... K&RIO 10. Nine Ioomb. andothen 3-i. Ltvel 28. Telqrapl> ~~- A re~au 30. PoetrY 32. Spht1111 form) 14. Andy'• 18. Goddea ot ·voleanoe• partner .. 37.North38.CHium (II)'IIL) te. Breaktlll 9:00 The Wilness 18.CoVero4 .il wtth 'VU1e1 II: 10 Weotbor 11: 15 Theater 13 I"RJDA., ,'I s.a S!gD of a tubject II. Venente IT. Outer Ld J' rument of nlectlonJ ~. MOOlllllf f;30Breaklasl Party 7:50 Soblo Non Report 41. Sylvan deity DOWN 1.Apwl'• prellln!nuy to batUo 1:1111 HrwUtul i"art)' U5 Tbe World 'l'bJo 1:11 llnlldut Party DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Hore'o how to work It: W- MortrlJI8 8.5' N<wt eJ!otiU- • tor the thne L'a, X for the two 0'1, etc. Single Jetten, apo8-- 10:'!5 Oblo Non . tropblM, Ute lorth and torz:ution ot tht wordl an .U b&Dt&. to:n Netr~ lleecllhw • weaa. llaeh day the code letten are different. 11!.43 Ootmlr7 ....ie Timo A Crnlo,_ Q..totloa UI:IO Swap Shop oa' OXUV CJXUT!IIOJ' U;llll NeWI U:IIO OotmlrJ lloe Dowa li:SI Mld-Day D. J .... ,.....,.. a- y.., · 1:• News ~10 lluolc Juol rar Yw l:fl N.,.. Btwll._ 6 W..U. t;llll Say D Wllh l1ft NIWI 1111'" l w..a. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII •• Collln8 Pl. - _.,.AOtN' FOR1 1:10.:-1 N.W. t: sa Platter PoriJ 5; 1111 Nna l'lnll 1:11 SlliD ou IIU, ~~--~,o~·~·~m~•!!r~t~·~~~~~-~w~,~--~-~--------~0~·~A~&m~~~----------~~~~-- . • ,I' \ ) ., .. . ' . •' • ... ·' ' ,. ,,. ·•-"""•r- I ' • · . ... . -~ .. 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DICK TRACY t :• Nne l1'nllll PL ...._ 1:1111 Colfoto Tlmo wllh B. r.,. 1:10 Call!Da On PL PluADI AllY D L 8 .t. A :E. B 1o LONGFIIlLLOW ''57 NOWI lleadllnea • Weolblr 1:87 Newa Reedltw. • Wtd'w , Onolettor.lllmply llllndll tor ADOthor. In thb -plo A lo uod 10:1111 Moraina 'dlldlotkma 1:1111 Platter PutJ J'NII'U BY THE TREE u:a F1n11 a - SI»W On ''Ill llnlldut Party 7:11 ll:ltonded Weolber r..- compoaitton LOOK--- EVEN TJ.IE CEMENT WORK 11: to Weotltor U; II 'Dieater II IUO Nooa Non 11:11 Pol 1:117 News lleadllnoo • "eaU. IJ:IO Muolc Iori' l'or holy IV. Literary WHEN I SEE WET CEME'NT I CAN'T CONTROL MYSELF ---I'VE GOT TO LEAVE MY PRINt WMPO-:Radio. 1•1111 Todar Willi God 1:11 Cotmlry Jamboree , ,,10 1'11111 Tlmo US Cotmlry Jamboree 18. Pronouneo NANCY ADdr 7:30 Rawhide I:IORouiAI 811 uo Yw're In Tho Picture 10:1111 TwiUghr Zone lll•IO l!lynt- To lliiiDry AIIIIANDSLATS c:;;4o.; I : I lyKI... 7:1111 Buddy staroher Show Mil Cartooo Tb.- 15. ltudimentl Ill• 011 Deeember Brfdo 111:10 VIdeo Vlllap 11:011 I ...... Lac1 11; 10 luougurallol! Ceromony t :IO Art LIDitletler 1:011 MlllloaaJN 1:10 Verdict Ia Yooro 1: 1111 Brl&bter O.y 4:11Secrel Storm 1:311 !dp ol Night 5: 1111 Tho Tbr< Stool• 1:1111 News 1:11 Weather 1:110~ 11:00 Newa '"81. Sun JIOd U.Can- . GASOLINE ALLEY Report •• '10 Amot 'N .... •.: 18. Accustomed 1 • ~ports 10:00 CBS 7•30 Arlllll "' AnJe!!~ -, 8:00 NeWI --' ··--·'I' • 8• 16, C8ptalD Kaqaroo IT. Water tortotae Dr. Ray R. Pickens· 7:30 Ann Sothern 8:110 Angel 8• 30 Zane Grey 7•00 Russian drink THURSDAY, / JANUARY 26th --.; 11:20 !llovie 8:30 Amot 'N Aady 7•1111 Royal Canadian Police 28. Bltter- 'I. Bitter mint , 7:30 · l'wtDieo I •<Al H.arriglo l So111 II: IS Sporll T111J1180AY UO Brighter DIIJ' 4:1Heml Storm 4·311 Jlidp of Night 5·00 'l1lreo Stooges 8:00 Arthur J. Smith I •15 1be Weather UO Sporl&<:opl li. Malt bevera.r" 2. Oration ACROSS ,. WHTN- TV Channel13 -- DAILY CROSSWORD 1 Make. ucloth I. Gloss f:OO AmerieaD Bpod•eM 1:00 RID Tin Tin 1:311 Wblrlyb!rda 1:011 If Squad 8:30 Reporter 1•40 Weatbermau 1:65 Nen 7:00 Silent . - 1•1111 77 Strip 10•011 Deteeliv. 10;30 Llw-!llr. J 11:1111 NOWI Taolibt II:IOWealher lt .OO NI'WI 11: 10 Weather 11: 15 Late Movie Rolitnjl Home s.!IO Wbo Do Yw '1\-ootT 8:30 "''". . . . 10•30 Brolhan Bronnaii8JI J l~ OhiO Ne;u 5·00 r.ommuntt'l Ne._.., 5:2tl S~N r("lday I 11:111 Prelldeatial illauprlllloa 3:00 Queen For A 1¥1 ;,oo American BaadttanA :s 10:00 falk ol the TOWI 10:5& World News ll :C» raUl ol tht~ rowa J'rt. only, 11 : 1:>. Church B ,~ IJs Ringl ll .Q World NeWI U :$6 Mason County News lJ ·OO CommWiily WCHS-TV Channel 8 ~~-- WJEH RADIO I10W 00 'IE LIKE 'o'ORf NEW JOe WIF 'Tii' CITY, CAI.a!? 1:30Nowo meeting of the bank's board of di- · ew rectors January 10 in Mount U : 10 Weatbereut 1: U World Newt 8:20 Mu81cal Clock 1:56 Community News .' l"'aal' ~~erqp BI»W tor and Vice-President of th e 10:00 Groucho bank fur many years. His election 10:30 Two FBOII Welt to the Presidency came during 1 11 . 1111 N 7:00 7:4!11 1:00 1 -" Middleport. IJ :_, NVWI IH5 lnaugurotloa c.-lot Hope. Mr. Graney suceee<b Mr. 11:11 Jac.i Pur The g.b-ls wlJl prepare a break· Ronakl Snyder who was elected 1:00 SliD Off PldDAY fast meal at the meeting n e x t chairman of the board. 5•411 Slga 0. week. ,, 00 Claaroom Al\eBding ~'ere Audrey Schuler. NO OFFICE Brenda b.urlrm, Susan Surface. Wyoming does not hav~ a 7:00 Tod., Dione Noble, Joy Thabet, !lonna lieutenant governor's olfice. If 9•00 Welcome Neighbors Will, Kay McGowan, Latischia the state'a governor dies. or is 9:30 Wat<h IUid WiD ~ate& , Nancy Proffitt, Jane Bur- disabled , the secretary of slate Shanm Queen, Debbie Cook, succeeds him. ies•. =---.,.-- 15c a 10:00 Say When 10o30 PIQ Your lluadl II •00 iDoucurotloa c.r.mo.lof IJ:IO 1'nltb ca· Ca T , I •II lltil ..._ . :n. ·· ;e l"'Oklng demonstration ill cents. 6 cents per word (or three coa&ec:utlve iuertiou. TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Channel 3 Kathy ZUJpatl, SuJan W 1 r ne r . lloano Lllh, Jocllio AldridJe, !Wen Roulla, JOIOIU Lllh, J ... DodlOll , Ml'l. Ralpb Wamer. • n d Mn· Ray Profl~l. leaden, • n d !IRJUD41' chaperonet, Mrs. Harry Willlll, Mn. lAtter Zerlde, and M r 1 . 4:1111 lllob l'red Thabet. 4:311 - · BoD~ 1:00 St mboec biD - 11NI:tSf AL~ , , .. . . BIG ANO M!J'~ ,- BE MOR£'tf, A HUND~EO MEN! liKe AN A~MV' BRI<iAM GOiri' ·ltffil 11C110MI --- !I '' �. ' ·-_ _ - ... \ -- 8-Dally Sentinel, l'l:lmeroy:Mlddleport, 0. , J111, 11, 1991 1n ,•harg, of M rt Year New In Duties To Dedication • J y or ers Belly Dudding µ,·esident Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Bachtel Review group �,.. planned to Was Th eme Of C evo ,ons Met Monda y maThe ke , bookcase for one of !he . B00 S A Wed Devotions b Mrs. Pearl Mora opened the meeting of , sday ClUb Meet',ng primary cla..,.. Sp,c,al ,p,akFor Potluck Tuesheld church Federated lhe of Circle Friendly the Mrs Walter Waddell entertained the Middleport Ulen will be pro"1dl'<I for tht' n�xt Thl' Jolly Work�n Clas.s or er;Jry ·club at her home Wednesday afternoon at which two meeting or the class ,md , he da evening in the sanctuary th� Mason Methodisl Churcb ir.et p0 rn s ra er and thoughts on the new year and th.us time the _president of the club, Mrs. Emerson Jones. wu potllK k dinner wil_l b€ ehmmaterl leader, with on Moodoy _ evenu,g. Jan. 1•. for made lo a ne! b;[inriing were emphasized bf the be wdl n with a corsage in observance of her birthday presented campaig A formn1_1 6m1th Clothing ft a pol luck dmner. scri lure reading taken from Revelations 2 1 . A prayer I and in appreciation for her acceptance of the presldejlCy urge all class members to anend for the start of a new year for MIDDL E POR"f, OHIO for another year. She was al.so saluted with the "Happy the meelings . Attendm� on Mo !a: poe� most appro riate Pl.uns were made during period. ; devotional the closed circle, the Birthday" song. a s an e w the er . M r bus mess meeting to start � M r . Don ld . Miss El izabeth Fick. president. , Ba�la. Home Of , Mn. Jones opened lhe meeting . und Donett ilyn, Ma e Debbie, r purchase or Bibles fo r each of I aa a nat'1!'al r"elO\.ll'('f. Ml.Ss Smith_ distributed � e • r i c · Al meeting. the of harge in was with the Club Collect. I Name Btand the Sunda School class rooms. GPOr�e : M r 1and Mr,. r._len ('art- the close of her term as president booU_. for which she wu given a , a p During r ogram review the i e. d n 'Jhere were Zl membera and Dud_ '-"111is . Mrs . wrie:ht u ed o t i#>.{1 will be carri Th. Pro,'d Miss Fick presented Mrs. Waldo sLandmg vote of _thanks. A \l�te Merchandise , R: book ·Jhe Statua Seekers " two guesta, Mn. Hickman, of of the n h . .. Wm� thnrd R u . d an s I c �1r throughout the year. The business culA.!li was gIven J Bartel s , spiritual life chairman of th--'. Mlsa Ftck by Vance Packard was gi\leo by Michigan. who II vltit.tns with c-hildn·n , Dou�las and Lant> 11 t the past presiden all ,work her for a in who 1or lhe Woman's Guild. Mrs. Roger Mor<1un. - A, the auth• Mrs. Bertha Lasher, and Mn. .,..,.DJ)EJ) "� A Pledge Of � we, mad• or ,.., it. America is becoming Richard Chambon, pre- al Pfr. a nl'f �rs Fran kl in 'hrtin sincere and impressive manner, year. Church Council for t � e PFC Fran Jin Mllrtin, u. s. Ar- '"stratified'' Jn classes, the upper the meetifl&. !ell Tuesdav .,,nine for Por1 mstaUed officers elected for the lo the k Rellgioua Education Weekday apchairman !he Kno,. Ky where Frank l in is s!a- year and also my. stationed at Fort Knox, Ken- bracket, � m�ddle b acket� � a 'JOmled by the newly elected pres- fund. Mn,. Mora, program cha1r- lucky, son of Frances Martin the lower rac g The next DllllllnC will be held I tionf<I. r man. summariud the to;>ic to be of Middleport, Ohio and Ida Mae to race and re ,g , c:"° ideot uste mg Feb. 1 at the home ol Mn. Bruce Llqyd. the for theme study the for used [ � M E IGS TH EATRE of Middleport, daughter by kmd. Instal led were Miss � r m a . year, "The Mission of l h e oWilson an _ _______ rs "Ho'."' we hve �d how we d M . Howard Wilson, Smith, president : Mra. Phil GI� Church . " set forth in three pha a f Mr. se Middle,>Ort, were united ln mar- our bills detenrune our status, Pomeroy, Ohio bokar, vice president ; M n. Thom- Unity, Witne88 and Service. CW F M.eetin-• Conlenln'K:nl, self-reriage January 16 at 4 : 40 p. m. at he says. Edgar s reta y oung, s Pay Sc For A Second 1a Y � r ;· Mr . I Guests pre!lenl from o I h e r TON IGHT { e- specl and understanding of oth• Held Recently Arnold. treasure r and the lollow - , groups of the church were reco1• the Church yo Christ in Middl pr 1 ers keep up our status, the auth· The CWF of \he Tuppers Plalm •· DINOSAURUS" Pair ~ Two Pair $5.00 ' in� chail'men, Mrs. Pearl Mora, nized and each rommented brief• rt b Re Fred Gardner. A rw ' fri!nds �d rel�tives attend- or said. He also said that we Christian Church met a1 t l u (Technicolor) program ; Mrs. James Fugate, ly including Mrs. I. 8. Weed: Mrs. � Wilh Ward Ramsey Childrens. should choose �eal ta�ent regardBig Boy's r guild: Mrs. Paul Werner, l Lo _ alta ansun home of Marie Livingston recenta and Kristin H uis Reibel, Mrs. Ben Neutzling. _______ less of our station ID Ide• · flowers : Mrs. Phil G lobokar, �it- ; Mrs. Paul Nease. Mrs. Dale Stni�h FEATURETI'E This book. has been a best sel 1 ly w ith 10 member& present. ! chen and Lions club; and _M iss Mrs. Phil Williamson and M r 1. COLORCARTOONS - Worship leader was Mn. Barbera er ,for over 8 yeae� J J Girl, Attended Si'lt Si11 : publicity. Relbel. Virginia Mary Philip Meinhart. pr . pr . Anothet book. House of In Black, her theme being "A More 3½ to 7 8½ to 3 FRIDAY NOT OPEN A uni ue feature of ·the lnstallaT roop 8 MeeI',n a - Excellent Way." Study program . Nease accompanied b y Toe Letart Falls GI:"! Scoots, tellect" by Jacques Barzun was Mrs ,�rvice lion the was presenting Mn Nacline Gmbel T RDAY SATU Value s To $4.99 revi,wed by Mrs. Forrest BachV1lu-■ To $4.99 w :::...i ted a Troop 8, held a regular meeting n Mlaslonary Work pre Neulzllng, Ben Mrs. of , to pec tools and mbols s se uliar sc i "THE ENEMY GENERAL" tel. The author. who was born . solo , '' H is ltands '' to beautiful t r or officer respective a t e L the at 16 Jan. Monday of line Mens . the 1980's. during and n the Congo Johnso Womens Van in Paris in 1907. later became a m _ Fall• Grade School with 11 glT� citi,en of the United Slates. his :�ly of the chairmen, by M r ,. conclude the meeting. Jea n-Pierre Aumon t and Children, T 1'he business meeting waa con- 111so During the social hour, refresh- present and their leaders, book was presented as a st 1m u- ducted by Mrs. Eulah Ladon, . "SEX KITTENS GO Size Patrol One opened the meet m g ments were aerved by Mrs. Edlating- book and open lo argu- vice president. '1w next meeting Around And TO COLLE GE" pr, ward Baer and Mn. Pauf Werner with the flag ceremony. Patrol 6 to I I Lllfl• 6 to $ 1 ment . VanDoren Mamie With pr . with Mrs. Alfred Crow a rontrib- Two gave Girl Seoul promise. The author said that education la to be at ·the chW"tb. Mn. J, B. • Big 9 and Conway Twitty Marfett will be present to show Valuf'.<1 To $9.95 uling hostess. The troop is Invited to Salis- should never end, that art, sci- d sli es of her recent trip to ScotCOMING bury"s Curve Bor ceremony Jan. ence and philantorophy go ttand Middleport land. Tuesday Sunday, Monday, 22. in hand that said Mrs. Den\ler Nelson wenl He also to : January 22, 23, 24 at schools are the product of public Refreshments were served by A bake sale ls on Feb. 11 Birthday Parkersburg Tuesday to get her "THE APARTMENT" Cha?man·s Market Officers were opinion and that our children in the hostess and co-hosteu, Mn. With Jack Lemmon dauioter, Linda, • student at Mt. At elebroted C l ey MacLaine Shir and elected in each pa�ol. the sehools must be considered Rubil Caldwell. State. who had become ill. Linda No. Second Middleport CARTOON is_ now a patient at Holzer Hos- Robert sburg pital. Mrs. Alice Jivtden. Roberts• Larry Lat'ey and Cliff Apple burg, w. V a. celebrated hel'.. 83rd flew here from Dayton Sunday birthday Sunday. Jan. 15 al the morning lo spend tile day with home of her daughter, Mr. and Larry's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Rollins, and daugh­ Mn. Clarence Lacey and fam ily. Beler Rena . cause of weather conditions they · and Mrs. had to return lo Dayton hy car Present were M r . W. Va., Newell, Jividen Floyd and will return this Wet!k end for Balser, Clifford Mrll.' and Mr. January Sala Price their plane. 1'hey were taken to Mrs. and Mr. : Va. w. Chester, Dayton Monday by George Nea1 , ' Mr. and Mrs. M ax Orndorrr, Elmer Hen!IOn, Buffalo, w, Va. ; Sr. have returned home from Mr. and Mn. Acel Martitn, Nitro; Ashland. Ky. where they were Jerry Milhoan, Ravenawood ; Mr. called by the death of Mrs. Or�• and Mrs. James stover and chll• dorff's father. Mr. Orndorff ts dren Donna. Jami:!&, Thurman, Sl ight Irregulars I . . , Buffalo·, Boyd s1111 con\la 1esc mg trom an mJury and Haro d Ray · I ber Wa tsb Ro lker. urg; Mrs. Loren recelved while at work •t the Be ed. o f a nationally t Lana Cheryl gbt da er Phillip Sporn Plant m N ew Hav n:; J� . o':olv ille, O. ; M r and a . en, W · Va. known brand name. to\ler, Buffalo: and S Perry Mrs. Jack Kelly, son o_l Mr. and Mr�- 1 he r granddaughter, Mrs. William M, L. Kelly, wh lli emp ed Priced special for Jan­ �? ; Scarberry, Dayton, telephoned � Co!Wllbus �Ith: l e post o ice _ partment. 111 spend mg a t wo Sunday evening to sdd best wiah­ uary Sel l ing. ea. week vacation at Miami Beech. THIS CHAii IS Mr. end Mrs. Sidney Pickens PICTIJH,WINDOW Pf�fKl left yesterday for a vacation in, 4 OISTlN(TIVt Sarasota, Fla., wllo relative,. CONVHSATION l'IIClt Mainly About Mrs. Clarence Lacey and daughter, Kathy, spent Saturday in People In Parkersburg. Mlsa BeBB Sanborn ha, been 0tnef0Y ill at her home 1ince Sunday, Dr. Martin FrNse af Blllingt, Marcus Chambers is a medical Montana, and Mrs. Fred Lee and patient at Meigs General. Mrs. Joe C.Olbum and childre,' Wesley Fry, Robert Watkin.!! Andrew and Julia, of Columbus and Marvin Milliron of Fry's were recent gue1ll of their coos­ Plumbing and Heating shop were ins, Mr. and Mra. Ralph Lee of in · Huntington last night to at- Racine. tend a meeting perl ainlng to Miss Patricia Myen of Glen• Hydronic Homes. dale, w. Va., 1, the gue,t of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dillard and fam­ ily and Mr. and Mrs. /\, R. i1SO ls Given Knight. Joe Grueser who underwent Church Budget 1urgery at M•lp General lloopita! II conv1l•1elng ntcoly. lJv Class 12 Mra Jame1 Criswell preoklent Kathy Morgan of Mkldk,port of er�.. 11 of Heath • Methodist t1pent the weekend with her grand See The Many Other Berkline Chairs On Sale During Ch.Utth, opned the January meet- mother, Mr1. W. A. Morgan, of ing of tho )ll'OUP with a Now Athens Road. Elberfelds January Furniture Sal,e 'On The Second and Year'• greeting In poetry when Mn. H� P. Smlth the group met Wednesday even• • trl-district governinC . Third Floors - Take Advantage Of The Special Prices lnJ at tho home of Mrs. C. /\ . meeting of the Methodist Youth F•llowshlp hold In Lancuter on Emmilh In Middleport. On All Furniture-During This January Sale. Rev. Raymon Konkright, . • Wednesday. Mn. Homer Holter and mother guest, used the topic, "Whatever a Man 'knows he atlll baa a lot to M n. Davkl .-recker w;; um, Learn." as tho theme for the de- dinner guests ., Mra. Cheater. They al.oo vllltocl Mr. votIonIIII perlod During the buslne,s meeting and Mn. Charin Bauni. thank-you note11 were read and it Mn. C· F· ...._..i-.. ..;.. viaited W W• In wu reported that all of the po- ednuday <ans "hfch the f!NIUP had for eale during tho holldav, had been sold and a good profit wa, real• i,ed by tho circle. , It wa1 voted to contribute $ISO I j to tho budg<t of the church and , they also voted to opnnoor • I I Rrowni<' Troop In Middleport ofl which Mn. Charle. Asa Bradbury 1 -..m be leader. DurlnR the program hour, Mrs. ' L. W. McComu gave • review Supe!'f, Sound of the book, "The Bride of PlC1ullw furrtlt.,. ,1ne1y ,_ 1 lot" by Eotber Kellner. . ' '!he meeting wa, clooed with , • Pow..ful hlah-llddtt -,11'I prayer and a aalad COUf'II was ' • Fine ......,i b� tho holtetlH, Mnt. · ·:-t Chark-11 McElhinney. Mra. Re� • .f-apeecl GC.11121 ralk chcuogtt On all regular first class winter merchandise. Come in, : man Haddmr:, Mn. Jeule Hen­ • Dlot-,d ,tylur,. wlc I nosy, Mn. H. 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Blouses, 32 to 46 - - - $1 .00 Shortie Gowns - - - - $1 .29 1 BEN ERAL ELECTRIC HI-Fl C O NSOLE I January Clearance and Sale CONTINUES . . . •--ker •� 1 UBTY THIATRE lllddl•port, Ohio ONLY LAST TIMI TONtOMT NO ADVANCE IJtl PIIICES "THE TEN COMMANDMENTS" Opposite lower Parki ng Let - Pomeroy i..,..,,.._.......,_....,. . .,. .........�..-- .-�-•"•"· •.- -... .. ) j •Ito..:::: I ' \ - ' . � ,1 1·•u, 1 •· ... . , ,, 1 H A MP TON..� &.:·-c·A -P E-.t A R T NEW �"'"• W. V T � iKLY ,,.., • ucif/1t1 cfemen1tratlo1t, •�• (Tedulleolor) With 0111 Of 'IllOlllalldo! · LAST CHANCE TO SEEi VNC"0TI lltlTACTI_ l!lt•al i, •. JJ.,i,.1...,,.._u,,�• •-'l.,., _ _•• -•••...n .., s2 S4 w■ JACU FINED Ronald Leo Jacb wu fined • and t.'Olta fn <OW>ty <lllll'I ,_ ilay monun1 on a c11arp a1 speeding by tho Oblo State Pa1ro1, ,< __ - _ .., .,,. . -� ' . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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