https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/123f7def231484b26e35ef89603d0c8a.pdf d4e63f25a1f2a3300c5347ff6f0c2a5e PDF Text Text ,. .I .. Wisconsin's Menomonie lndiens were first to be released j from reservation status. 1 .· MEIGS THEATRE Pomoroy, Ohio TONIGHT & THURSDAY NOT OPEN f.IDAY l SATURDAY ~~~- 11 & 12 "1111, DIE, MY DARLING" Tullah Bankhead "APACHE GOLD" (Technicolor) Lex Barker .. baa al,. been ln PuETto Rice, 1 Mexico and Peru. Coloted slides will be shown by both missionaries and will have curios on ~!splay. Every· one Is invited by Paswr . Rev. 0. H. Cart. 11-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 9, 1968 Missionaries to Speak Sunday At Danville Mainly About People In PCimeroy and Mrs. James Bearhs, is con. Migrant Worker Expert Brings Sunday Message "· • (Technicolor) B'nnk Sinatra, Dean Martin Also Cartoons speaker. 1 Miss Sisler Is on furlough after two terms of service In the Philippines. Her work has been teaching in Bible schools on Luoon and Mindanao. She lined to hls home, Flatwoods illness. ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS LOAFERS are welcome ••• especially wllen . . aa011111'tasthese -.t school with hand-otlldlod tl1ey front .....,,, Really puts them o1i thehooorroiR And how they wear too. dell is director of tommunica· ELLEN GRIMM lion and migrant ministry of the Ohio CouncU of Churches. Miss Ellea Grimm, a IJ'&d· As a member of !be Govern· aale of the Georgeann ~cad· or's Cemmittee on Migrant La· omy of Hair Deslgu, Joe. of bor, he works with Protestant, l'iffin, bas aeeepled employRoman Catholic, Jews and ment widl Pratt's Beauty Sa. government ugencles to help lon in Middleport, Miss meet the needs of !be migrant Grimm Is the daughter of agricultural workers in Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Grimm Originally from Lincoln, Neb. I he received his ministerial ~asoo, W. Va. !raining at Wayne State Uni· versily in Detroit, the eonege of Wooster, Ohio, and Prince-~ ton, New Jersey. In 1951 be taught English in a French college near Lyons, France, tbeo served as a u. s. Army Chaplain In Japan and Korea during !be Korean War, He was . a Mrs. Donald Hicks presenled statiOn th study lesson en 8 woman f 1 newscaster for radio • WXYZ. In Detroit and for the th: Bible, "Miriam," the prop~past sJX. years has been pastor etess, when the Loyal Pals of the Fl!"st Presbytenau church Class of the Church of Christ at Troy, M~ch. met Monday evening at the Besides his work _with ml- home of ,the president, Mrs. grant~ Mr. Pende~l u also re- Pearl Reynolds. sponstble lor helpm~ up-grade Devotions were presented by !be _qua!lly of religion:" . braad· Miss Frances Roush who used ca~!Jng m Ohio and edJlmg the . the theme, "Gentiles Receive Ohio. Chru!Jan News. the Spirit." During the business Filling the pulpit Sunday, Feb. session the group voted to conlJ wiU be Mr. Joho White, lay- tinue its project seUing wicker rna!' of !be Alexander Presby· baskeis. lerian Ch~cb. The recently The !Rev. and Mrs. Donald elected officers Will be ordam- Hicks were presented with gilts ed and installed on SUnday Feb. of hand-knitted slippers for :10 at D:30 a. m. by the Rev. being named the ''Volentine Leonard ~clntire, General Pres- Couple of 1966 _., The traveling prize WBS wan by Mrs. Alice . byler of ogan. I. Sunday School follows t he Robeson and the door prize , worship serv1ces at 10:30. The · · : public Is Invited. Hwas awarded to MJSI Mildred 1 aw1ey · The valentine theme was , , I earried out in the table decorations which featured a heartshaped cake encircled with a f bear! replica and decoraled I riC a with carnations. White tapers : Theodorus CouncD, Dangh· were used to complete the settm or America, mel In regu-lting, The table was covered , lar session Monday evening at with a red net cloth over while. ,the JOOF haU, with Dean BIIJ'Jlo Mrs. Robeson presided at the Iitz, councilor, presiding, silver coffee service for the I It was reported tbat Ferne dessert course served by the i Roush has a broken onkle re- bosless. e<>ived In a falL Helen Baer, , Ellzilbeth Campbell and Mar· uty and she Is to contact Cora I garet Seidenabel are borne from Beegle, dining room chairman. hospital. Giadya CUckler is lm· The Buddy Starcher show provlng. Mrs. Campbell told of s:>onsored by District 13 Past a Jetter receive!l from Ethel Councilors on February 25, ot Smith saying she jlad been the Pomeroy High School audlquite IU. torium was announced, and A communication was read members are asked to make from Edith Wokeiy, dlstrlcl dep- candy to be sold at the sbow. uty, concerning the district nl· A ooclai hour was enjoyed wheo ly to be held March 3t at Pom- gumes were played lllld prizes l PrOY IOOF hall. Tickets for a' awarded. ! dinnor which will be held at llhe l"ederaled church at 5:30 i p.m. are $1.75 and reservations i Mrs. Albert Burkhart return· ed to her borne, Clarksville, Ind. after spending !be past ten days with her father, John Frick. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mil· ler, daughter Marilyn and aon, Thomas of Columbus were weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Royal Thomas. Past·or's W1'fe Gives Lesson for Class Study Mrs. Henry Bentz and Mrs. William Nease of Racine were recent guests of Mrs. Bentz'• mother, Mrs. Edilh Teaford. Harold Tealurd of Middleport and John Wayne Teaford of Pomeroy visited Friday, witb their mother, Mrs. Edith Teaford. Miss Mary Hill and nephew, were weekend guests of her Michael Jones of Coi!llllbus parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. llill. Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Nease and family of Nease Seltlement vis1ted Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. HilL Allen Dill is spending a few days with his daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Bearbs and sons. 8·99 Widths A, B, C, D & E Complete Selection of Poll Ptrrot Sho" For Boys & Girls 1 -.. NEW SHIPMENT HARD TO GET Women's Club T0 Sponsor Girl Delegate Pions were made to send a • Middieport Hlgb school girl to i S -•- ha Buckeye Girls' State in June l arge,... ve and to conduct the Heart Fund , Dinner Guest• Drive this month by the Mid- I Mr. and Mrs. George Sar· dieport Business and Proles- gent, Chester, had as dbmer sional Club Tuesday eveAing. iguests Sunday evening, Mr. and Members mel at !be Martia lMrs Roger Gaul and Roger U Restauranl for dinner with the of Sumner; Mr. and Mrs. Rod· business meetiflg and program oey Gaul, Belpre: and Mr. following in the social room of and Mrs. Edward Murphy and the Columbus and South..-a Pamela Sue, Tuppers PlalDI. Ohio Electric Company. The birthdays ef Mrs. Rot~er Mrs. Grace Pratt, president, Gaul, !'Bmela Sue Murpby and welcomed three new members, !George Sargent were observed. , Mary Kunzelman, Helen Hand- I A large birthday L'8ke with . ley 6lld Dorinda Wilson. Mra. i"Happy Blrlhdsy, Chloris Geor· ILarry Baker gave a lllumclali' ge and Pamela" was 'IIBI'Ved 1 report and announced a bake WJth the dinner. sale to be held Saturday, Feb. · 12 at the Tri·Lustre Cl""""'s In DAUGIITER BORN · Middlepurt. · Mr. and Mra. Larry Wolfe ! Mrs. John Werner aald club (Deloret Kroeutar) II. Racine will lake oharge of ar• IIDDOUJJCing !be birth of a 1 members the Heart Fund Drive Sunday, 6 lb. 7 oz. daugbter, Laren Mae, Feb. 20 In Middleport. The at Holzer Hospital Monday Jl'ebj group also voted to sponsor • ruary 7. Grandpareata ~ Mr • high school girl to Buckeye and Mrs. Hlllon Wolfe and : Girls' Stale In June. and Mrs. Eldon Kraeuter of : Mrs. Werner, Civic Partlcl· clne. Mr. and Mrs. Ben S8l.ser ration chairman, also present- and Mrs. Mae Wolfe otll ~~~~~ ed a short program on the com· Mrs. Harry Byers, 0 j mlttee concerns. Mrs. Janet and WiiUam Bierly ol Norweod , Kom, public relations chair- Iore IfNI lf8DC[parenis. 'lbe 1man. co~ucted a series ol Wolfeo al10 bave a BOD, Keat, •games wtth prlzea awarded to 2Z months. I winners. ---i PerinsyJvanla produces more maple syrup than Vermont or GIVE DINNER SUNDAY any New Enaland alate. Mr. and Mrs .. Jamet Bearhl ' entertained with a dlnner SUD- A Hltlt • tnown falrllfOUJlds day, at their hnme, Plallronda. track near~. Pe., wu Present 'were Alleu Din, Mr. !be lnsplralioll lor 8 te and Mrs. <.'harles Wtldermutb en P'o!!ler'l famNJI ''CalllljiiDn lind daughters, Sandra, Kathy Racet." j aud Teresa and Mr. 11111 Mn. ---'l'lmothJ and• rtti~B:•~-~ i ., 111-llW 1111 i ! 1 1 TELEVISION 21 inch and 25 inch ' . J • MASON FURNITURE "3·5592 Hennen Grete Meaon, W. Ve. Mr: 1 1...,.__________..,..____________, =Ill IIIII -, WESTERN STYLE JEANS For Men & toy• MIXING BOWLS Blue and Black. Sanfor• Stock Up AI This Special Low Price/ lzed 100% cotton twill wllb zipper fly and all BOYS 6to 12) FRDZER PAPER Newest protective poly. ethylene wrapping. For refrigerators aod home lnHers. 18 lnebes wide, BOYS (14t018l $3.49 110 feet tona. MENS 29to38 $3.98 Solol Just 4, RCA VICTOR $4t... . GENERAL ELECTRIC RECORD II.AYER $17.25 AUTOMATIC BREAD TOASTERS Chrome plated steel for lasUng beauty. Snap out erumb tray for easy cleaning. Beautiful modern de- Automatle portable ...ord player, play• on sPeed reeordl, fam01111 . RCA Victor "Goldea Throat" Sound. Salt aign. Kodachrome II Film For Color Slides Sale! Notions Items Daylight or blue flashNo. KR 135 - 20 e~p~~~­ ure- Sale. Housewares Dept. 1st Floor eJumbo Garment Bags- Ail Vinyl e Over The Door Hangera - Holds 10 garments e Bushel Baake~ Unera - Set of 2 Non Skid Floor Runnen - 9' long x 27" wide e Unen Bap - Pacia'e of 2 zippered bags "Fold Out" Laundry Dryers - attached over the e e •1.49 ll5c Pomllr SID COLGAn TOOTH PAS'It door e Paper Bag Racks - Stores dozens of paper bag• ezippered Blanket Bags -Jumbo size holds 3 blanketa e Ladies Shoe Bags - Holds 6 pairs of aboes eunt Remover- New jumbo size. e Magnetic Clothespin Bap - Heavy eauge vinyl e Wall Mirror with Tray- Large size Your Cholet 67c lk Ctobmtrt loUIIuot TALCUM POWDER lloda by Co)Jote-Palmollve Co. Blf 10 ounoe - . Sole SALE! $465.00 KODAK SOUND end 16 MM Denial eream wltb Ill· doL Sale. 88c 68c MOVIE PROJECTOR Demonstrator - complete with speaker - utra reel - easy to operate - compact. Solo PriH '348· tt.IO Got Sot HAIR SITTING 00 ror o . $1.16 SUS 014 fploe Alllb11 (10 to 18)111 white IR~gularly 49c a p~ll'-3 COLOGNE fOR . MEN plln for $1.451 $J-1 9 ~* m•~""""• I!Cilope of llutot quali!J., , . _ Old flpJeo 11'01111. Ill• ANOTHER BIG SHIPMENT 93a · SHANMONT AGILON NYLON STOCKINGS llmall, modlum and Jarp. stretell Seemleu - •Ill· KITOIN tiRtYTOWIS lou- DeW colora belp and taupe. •1·00 ..... 0 lovely JutiDf lit, Sale OUR "DAVIS 4D'' SUPER CUSHION FOOT SOCKS polro fw ' LOTION udebJ~ • ECIAL SALE PRtC& a.eeks, Plaldt, 8lripel 3 •1·90 .... .,..,,,i ..... f6r ELECTRIC KNIT WIIIT PIRDATOIS ' P..U.hed aluminum with -~~· l'ulb' ••tolllllle. • ••• ..WOiietom . , ' 39c•Plfr Ol!'l!lfe •6.49 . .' " . ' II THIIPTYI IAVI ~lofYeur!Sil•tiP. I • ,·."\!' ,'' ,• i "P.:'l..e,.o . 0 ~U'l~ 1(> . ll!~ • 'II" .P t -I~' ~ !' .. r;,,u 0$1~ Tu JlelpMIIIJa :4,_ '% ~ 3 1.• ----~---~-----r-----------,..-'!it'1.' POMER6v;wODLsiOfn. oHIO tHURSQAY, fEBRUARY 10. 196:6 FM. ~ ;' Health Authorities Seek Control of Rabies Spread IORW Mlnorvo Coldollop ' ~.98 '" uarantine ..... 99c sizes and lengthl. 3 NO. 24$ I Quort ltolnlou Stotl The new colors Include Burgundy, Wheat, Light ·e.n ttne e --"'!P""-----------------:---:.....-.o...:--· ... icL xVIl SPECIALl tUS Plans were made lor a study caurse directed to adults and youths during Lent at a meeting of the Board of Trustees and the Sessien of the First United Presbyterian Church Monday evening al the Middleport church. A contrlbulion was made to the Presbyterian Synod ef Ohio for youth work, Presbylerlan bomes, and cily and induslrlal work. The study course to be beid during Lent wiD begin Feb. 26. The Installation and ordination of elders, deacons, deacon· esses, and trustees was announced for Sunday Feb. 20. The Rev. Howard Ru:ppelt announced district .meetings to be held at McArthur Wa1ver·ly and Moweryslown Feb. in connection with the national goal of raising $50,000,000, for the ministry at home and abroad, seminaries, and depressed area work. He also announced an European tour lor !be study of Protestant heritage to be spunsored for senior high youth by the Synnd of Ohio. The Ohio group will leave C. lumbus July 18 lor a tour ~ EA'::"s::~. countries, ' I ~ ~are~to~be=-~m:a~~e~wl~th:'-:lbe:.:dep•"'iiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~ ------- "SPURS" AdUItS, yOUth S ObJ'ective of Planned StUdy 1 !lturdlly made. Buffed and varnished finish. Bread baskets, waste paper bal· kets, !lower and !roll baskets, handled servins baskets, mail baskets and miniature clothes baskeb. rlip Hugging IJy , • I •, Deeotetf To 'I'M lrlle;ufl t)l BASKETS 1 Mrs. Mlll')' E. Ohlinger re- 1 turned home Tuesday evening, from Ketlering Memorial Hospital where she has been a pa· tl•nt for the past week, and Is improving. · D1nner WIll . hi' hf H19 1g ' D'sf • R II Y to Slim Fit Mrs. Maxine Arnold and ghter, Susanna were In Hartlurd, W. Va. Sunday, to attend th• funeral of Mrs. A. K. MeClung. :i...=====•••-=•----•.1 Open Friday Til 9 P.M. WILLOW •• l MAKE ·EL1E1FELDS IN POMEROY YOUR SHOPPING CENTER Timothy Bearbs, son of Mr. There will be missionary ser· vices at the Danville Pilgrim HolineS! Church Saturday, Feb. 12 at 7:30 p. m. with Miss Janice Scott, a registered nurse on furlough from N<>rthem Rhodesia (now Zambia!, Afri- "If 1 Were Not 1, was the ca, as the speaker. sermon topic If !be Rev. DonAlso, there will be missionary 1aid Pendell of Columbus at services al 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 1the Sunday morning worship p.. m. on Sunday, Feb. 13 w1th service at the Syracuse Firsl MISo! Flora Belle Slater as Presbyterian Church. Rev. Pen1 SUNDAY, MONDAY ond TUESDAY FEB. 13·14·15 "~A~RIAGE ON THI ' ROCKS" • 1 �I '·•' ' '• UPIBriefs . . _ _ ~net, 'Pomeroy-lllddleport. 0., Fell. 18, ttel Claapman-Canaclay FCC Eveball to Eyeball With CATV Controversy / .. ': ' '\. ' . ' l ' 1 j:· ,· , ~· Frlliay and Saturday ~,I >, ~ • I .33t in 1961. The St. U>uis CordinaJ• So> ~lga Elpl reached •sr,eemenll witl! ,-.e. ·111e Chicago White S.ll 1 cond ba.,.m•n Julian Ja•ier Increased their total of ;otisfied and fir.t b;l•cm•m G,..rgc piHyers to 17 wiU1 the. si~nin~ ol Kernel<. half ol their li~1· h m'6 · Tommy John, 'Fred Klage~:~, infield. Javier appeared irt only ~ ' John Buzhurdt, Dennis Higgm~. 77 games 1asl season whe11 l'le Duane Josephson, Ed Uer.l was injured pefior'ically. Ke'rermann. Ken Berr:v and ~harleF t.ek, 26, hit .2115 with 19 homens '' ·lfort1. John and Buzhardt j for Jaeksonvil:e of the Intemawon 14 and 13 garne•. ; lional League and .290 in 31 .ectively. l<ist sea~n whlle ' tries durJng 11 late~sem;on trial Berry starred defcnsi'vely in ~ith the Cardinals. · .--~·----------------~----------------------- Action Deary This Weeken4 Gallipolis, Clemente Ink$ Contract AsBiggest Makeup.Gam~ Dot Card \Vahama, Racine With Pirates for $50.000 basketball game u u Gallll ONI GROUP LADIIS' FLATS $J··· .. One Group l.ldles' DRESS SHOES ·5·9:9 legullr7.99•11.99 NOW REDUCED TO 1 1 Chapman-Canaday In tht Middle Block Nat ttllllt.-feldt POMIROY'I QUAUTY IHOI ITORI REGULAR- 28'' ' Certified OU Station .......... YOU'RE SO RIGHTI Philllips Sisters StYle Shop "t:!'•'II Bar reCNJ .. "DW ,.. • ....., 1011 ea• ,...,.,.• • te.re .e Efler• ... .. ., ...... , .... ,.....,., .... .......... ... ..,.,.. FOB I..BSSf" I .....,... ••. , lllftaM• .....,r bJ Thl Ob1l VIIIIIJ fv.llllao • lU UO llleolu11 IL P. . I c,.,..,, Olli.lt. ti'I'G. <"::"' ·'" ~- . ••m.. Mlll; Klterlll Olf.ict I "'•• "<.;;;;r... .. ...-- tftl",........ _ ,.,. - ... ........ "••I -;~::::::~'!i~~~;.Ntr M•li ., au. ~ ' DOLLAR DAYS CMttar flftHtllll, . .INr IIIDCI&~ SWE.lT SHIRTS Galvan~ed Rural MailBoxes • • . •153 (R... 3.95 Value} Olher lltmo Redu..,. MIDDLI,OU, 0. \jt'f.. ' lltra u••·utra wear ,..., ...,,ear All•Wtlllltr tlret CONVENTIONAL, COMIC, ETC. IOYS' & GIRLS' PACKET 25 for 39c With EnvtiOJMI . I Party Gn•• tCIIMII11 1 Crepe Paper 1 Ntpklne 1 Toy Novelli• .,... ...., ............... • . , .... •lxt...... l•'f ,..,.,.~. SWEATERS l PRICE · I ,.... 10 Quart I •• ' ••• ~ t t,lll I ~c- • • • • • • J'll I I Whethng Ware , GALVANIZE~' ' MOP ::,., "• o I o I I Group Men's & Boys Men's & Boy's WORK PANTS CAPS $1.00 Shorts & T·Shirts 3 prs. $1.25 Hooded I Group Men's & Boys I Group Men's & Boy· SWEAT SHIRTS JACKETS ! PRICE Sport & Dress Shirts Values To $5.00 1 Group Men's Pajamas 2.65 - 2 for $5. 97c ea. oil .1'1 -~ ,. • ' SAlE $1.94 1 Group BELTS Values To $3.00 ~ ' I! $3.65 pr. Olhers Reduced '13 Valu .. To $7.95 ·,:~. and Mole:-:kins . ......... To $4.95 Sale $1.94 Corduroy, Whip Cord "'J • • HATS 1 SMALL GROUP MENS FUR FELT V11lm·~ To !1'.8.95 .., $3.00 1 GROUP MEN'S SUITS, TOPCOATS AND SPORT COATS, NOW _ __ • OTHERS REDUCED--MANY OTHER WINTER ITEMS AT ., •• • PRICE ., ' MONEY.SAVING PRICES I' ... , DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. .-. "HOME OF ARROW SHIRTS" POMEROY ' . ' I •t 24 Ounc. I t t il l .. ,. •''r.l r l ' COttON WET Mo·ps 'I ,.. HOUSE ' BROOMS . tJt pt ,,10 ),r \1 • 'JIIf : .... .., ;, : . ' .· nq .. IT 1 :, . . ., 111 ?: ' ' . ..~~ ~ ~"· ' lfl <J :,r,t. t~ ~ , ~ r" . •.'.ll:t t!h.'t ,, .. ' . 'C/letlrlle SS 89f Sporl Cou,. 1DitA Bodv by F'Wtrr. Convertiblt .U..o Ol'aiial>le. ,.. ' · .;-~;r . : . • n!UD . • ~ II.W J "". OUR SPECIAlTY ~ ; A& .... ,... '"• Till• ,, allout • lery opeclll Chevelle. A. CbeYelle thai wears • bulgin,:: hood, 11fAV . Qlt,l .~~ • o.t:l'1l11J141' ~ .::.to¥ mrm _o. lifrJ~~Iifiil_ Jf\!lj .!J. illJJJ.~ .!J.: and TROPHtES .... l :o,TJ .Oio . •.. • :vt' THE. CH·.EVROL.E.·T· ~w::::!t~ IOWliNG SHIRTS u. ~ stripe nylon tires 8Ioft ft ap ud JOII0l0 limed fn 011 396 e~~liclrtdlea al Tarbo-Jet V8. Got It JIIO'f!nt and oaddenly JOII're a driYer ...... lrillt lhlap to do. With 1011'1 to NUl. A datdl lo w...k. Self· -ulllllaC brakea to Blow you down. l•ea a oet a1 c•ucu to read, il 1•• The force that drives is Chevrolet's 396·CU·In Turbo·Jet VB, which gen · erates 325 hp in standard form; 360 hp on your order. ll*lf7 do- BAR BELL SETS I' .. . COMPLm ~INE Stifftr coli·llltfl)is and llllochbsofll. ersconlila•nd- OF =;r&:-nton ,Basketboft Equipment ' . • - 1 ' Now take a cane tnd dla~onr a IIDIIOIII·rldlaa ear that U.'t 1 mouoe Ia tile comora. 'ndl CheYIIIe atterly de· Jl&bta .. _... !Gido. El1ht features now standara. for yolh added sale1J': Seat belts lront and rear • Padded 1nslrument panel • P!lldded sun visors • Outside mirror (use it always before passing) • Shatter·res 1stant inside 'l'hll, 11111 - II a Cbeoelle SS 396. A a....lle, .:lllllt lila& wbal shield washers • Back -up li&hts. ••edlf· • Clattelltl mi-rror • Two·SJM'leQ ·electric wipers for bet~t visibility in a downpour • Wind· • ' .' ·-r . • a~~.t~·lll';'·~;"-',.~Oeat.-a: Cllemlet ·~elf.~.:.~-~~· c?.I'Valr :. ~of!_ette ABUNDANCE FRANKLIN ,· s-10 POMEROY .. .,..,........- ' . I' . . ·M'OTOI 'i ' ;.~·,., ;-~.~- '· '. . ' -.· .... ·~ , ...,... •< •· . . .. \100..'11 ,. Adii& BOWliNG·SHOES ..... . '' r . .'' . ...oJ;b:< ·. ~ ·"' tfl l I I I GIFT ITIMS IN 2-3498 1 Group •• $5.00 EQUIPMENT rtt.·I Slat ......•. " .••• 2.20 ·t I t 0 I I t t t l I II HEART IOXES WY Olhen Reduced '13 Zlpoul Liners r' ' -· BOWl•" mu marsJn in the third quarter. The Celtlca whipped the York Knicks 121-ll7 and Loo Angeles Loken llhaded Rallimore · Bullets 123-115 in overtime In the only other NBA games slated. lldloo & M.,.. $5.95 K. C. Jo~ and Bill Russell Bowling loll • • sanll two I~ shots apiece in lhe fiaal 15 110~ when tbe Knloiks !lad to foul 1o po01essloa. n.. Ctlts held a 85 lead ,lll'il! Into lhe last oealon but the Knicks sba••ed 11 !heh deficit to 118-117. Russell el.lclias ~ $4.85 ' Booton with • Boys _ $5.95 '. Dicll Barnett 32 ror ·~ York. ' eMe..s _ $9.95 Wflt 39 point$. ·last 71c 12 Quart ............. ·- 11c No. 2Size ............... 2.45 16 a. tr... 91c Na. ~ ~~~ ~I 2,95 I I I BUCKETS s- 1o~~BEN All Weather Coats .:" : SWiAURS $2.00. _ ·~f~~::.~~~~edln'lt'UJtbe~·,,. ·t 1&•l ,i i I: tt t!•X•l•}0J Best Quality Best Quality WHEELING WARE WHEELING WARE GALVANIZED ROUND BOX CANDY BULK CANDY - ') ,N., v.· b ----------------~--------------~--------------~ I Group Men'* I Group Boy's 1 Group Men's & Boy~ 111-tllf~~~~;;;~;;;;:;~~;;~l :f · · PAILS Wash TUBS .......lfl.......... , . . . 'triumph over Detroit. The Phtladelpbia ·7!ers 1o a i'Sen, .-bo are !ted with lhe DOLLAR DAYI _ __ MIDDUPORT BOOK STORE e 76ers Wallop Pistons, Wilt ·Scores Thirty Now MIDDLEPORT .' •?" 6·95 Corduroy Rob~s - •3·" Dresses •3·'5 ~ SlO·" YELLOW JACKETS an4 LampP. ' 1 COATS REDUCED! .,.,..,. L • . _ ......... Jim uutfi t- ldt~r Kevin CollinS . .Hi!~. Yf' For the guy w~O'd rather drive than fiy: Chevelle ss 396 AU LADIES' WINTER DEVOTED TO INTERESt Of MEIGS • MAlON AREA infielder Year Around Merchandise Friday & Saturday 28.9 ~YES;' the New York Meta olong · wljb. Fin1l Cle.~rance On Winter and 1 FIRST QUALITY 1 $DAYS-$ DAYS of tbe year far county aiid Melgs county fans are coiiCerned wDl be. By FRED DOWN Hornsby and Honus Wagner are played at North Gallta Friday night. W t1PI Sperll Wrllu the only others to make the . The Pirates of Coach Clyde l:vans will tackle Coach Roberto Clomente, who alrea- grade. Jobn Wtcklloe's Kycer Creek Bobcats. MASON - Play oonUnues to- d)' bas battled hill way Into Clemente, who agnoed to A North GaWa lriumph will day at 2 p. m. In Ute Trl-Counfl mighty fast· baseball company, termo with the Pittsburgh kill Kyge1 Creek's holies of game. However, the Pirates, In Junior ffigh School (Big Bend) ts ready to start tile !911 Pirates toda~ for an estimated sharing Lbe 11115 • 68 SVAC their last two outings, hue Basketball tournament at Wa- seasoo with a rare q>portunily $50,1100, moved into position for 1 crown wiUt Eastern's Eagles. scorched tbe nets with a ll1z. hama gym with loor winners to hit the record book bl&. a crack at the bonor whcr a .The .Eagles completed thelr zling shooting percentage. "We and four losers matched. The 31-year-old native of .!!9 average in 1965 brought league schedule Tuesday with a have to hit CODilsteutly, be- T M F k Carolina, P.R., can become him his second straight IItle. loss at K~ger Creek. cause we just don't ·have the ourney anager r a~ only the fifth player In modern Clemente won his first National . height to CjlJIO with . biller Capebart, Jr., scheduled WID· major l"'gue htslory lo win .. - -· I A Kyger Creek . triumph clubs," said Evans Wednesday. nors Wahama which he[lhree . tl b lting fhamNBA SlaadlDp would earn a Cbesh~re t~am I · In ether Friday night games, coaches - and GaiUpolls to . ~ ve 8 , it's first high school champ1on- McArthur goes to Eastern, wn. start play at 2 p. m., !ollowed p1on1hipl. "n!e .feat hun I been . By Ualted Prell llltemattonal ship trophy In history. tim is at Rutland. Racine at ·by losers Middleport and Pom- accomplished smce Stan H\l:•a: l Eastera Dlvlsloa I It wiU ~ an anteresling con- Waham.and Haonan Traqe', at eroy at 3:30•p m., lhen by win- did 11 in Jllro.il-52 _and 8 0 W. L Pet. test in DIOI'e ways than one. Southwe!lern. ners Pt. Pleasant and Southern Famera Ty Cobb, S.gers •Boston 39 18 .881 For ili8tance, 10 years ag_o, Pi- On , SolurdBy nighj, Wahama at 4:15 p. m., with the final Cincinnati. 36 21 .632 rate Coach Clyde Evans was a is at Middleport, Oak Hill at 'ime being between losers Gogolak is Pro'• Philadelphia 36 2L .632 prize pupil or Cqach J o h n Kyger Creek, Racine at Fai• Eostern and Rutland al 1 p.m. T FG Arti New York 20 35 .364 Wickline. E.ans led Rio Grande land, Zaleski at Hannan Trace Wahama ran over Pomeroy 39op ,st . Weotem Division I to til& Class A. R~1~nal finals and North GoUla at Hamden, Z2 in the opener Wednesday, NEW · YORK <UP!) -Pete! · , W. L Pet. at Athens as Rio FmiShed With On Feb. 14, North Gallla Gallipolis smothered Middle- Gogolak, Buffalo's soc:cer-style Lo> Angeles iH 'J:I .557 . a 24-2 re~ord. . . plays , at Symmes Valley, and port 3ii-L7, Pt Pleasant had an kicker, became professional San Francisco 2 732 .458 F~'l' Will note with Interest Eastern is at Wahama in make- easy time with Eastern, 36-17, loothall's most successful field Baltim~re. 28 3j .452 the ~""!!er coach vs. formell up Kames. On Feb. 15, Racme and Southern squeeze., out a 22- goal artist last sell80n with 28[St. ~" 25 34 .124 , pupil . SIIUatioo . goes to Pomeroy for a make- lAI vieoory over Rutland· w1th three pointers. according to l1elro1t 18 41 .305 1 1 w;;~.::"::r~al~~~r~lyer .:1~ upThbattle. 1G It Diddle's basktt ia the dying official statistics certified today w..r....tay's Results I • , , . e a~ua a ta county tour- seconds by the American Football lloston 121 New York 117 season IDJutles, illnesses, and llllment will' be held Feb. 11-19 · Lea e Los Angeles 123 Baltimore- IJ6 are now In peak form , andbowe at Kyger Creek Htgb school, D ~~~ ;'N. led Ar'the same time the AFt. Philadlpehle ltlll Detroit 9L postponed games. 0 ur ys ave 1 ISple s pomts . . ' f rQnly ..,.es scheduled I are now in peak form and we both clubs witb Keyes and Ctark proctanned L1onel Taylor o b.-.. · Games expect to stop Kyger ' Creek · SVAC ALL GAMES , gettmg 1 each. For Pomeroy Den ver 196" • s top pass catch er FT uraday'o . Friday night." · 1TEAM W L POP Randy Burt had 9, O'Brien and and Leslie. Duncan of San Diego San . rane!lco vs. Boston at The Pirates with a ii-7 re-r Eastern 10 S 914 730 Glaze 4 each After 1 ~ tie the circuits most effective punt Provldenee ed 1 ·· ' · t · r t ·Ony game ochedul oord, have won their last Kyger Creek 7 S 880 667 at the end of the firs I quarte!', re urn spec1a " . _ _ _ _ . ___ _ ) two games. Inside the confer- Southwestern 6 8 766 863 . Wahama pulled away comfort- GOgolak, 23, booted a total of ence, they are tied for last North GaUla 5 7 657 6!12 ~ ably. 28 field goals In 46 attempll at FIRST place with Hannan Trace. Both Hannan Trace 3 10 765 863 . GLALLIPOIJS WIN diStance rangmg from II to 471 QUALITY have :1.-5 records. Beep Matthews of Gallipolis yards. His total eclipsed the REGULAR_ Coach Wickline said, "We had hit 8 field goals from the wing previous al~pro mark of 2'11' Certified Oil Station to he up ·for Eastern TUesday. -·M · SVAC VARSWITLYP opl with a soft two • handed setle•ta. blished In 1962 by Gene It I f the t •r..n M th ith De "· Mltfl · , ....,., t wu Tohne bo '"t· m u si Eastern 6 2 4!17 368 i shot against the Middleport I l~g,.o:_,~en:..:_w~ ~nv:e:r:...-~"""""""""""'""'""'"""=od:. games. e 1g ques 10n now s 1 ZIJJie defense m lead all scor·can we he up for North Go~ Kyger Creek 5 2 430 3117 Gil had II nd • 8. lia'" Southwestern 3 4 !74 440 ers. more . 4 No doubt the Bobcats will he Hannan Trace 2 5 389 451 for Galllpohs. The little ·• N0 oth te In ... _ North Gallia 2 5 3118 432 Devlll never were ln !rouble, I re~y. . er am ""' !"'ding 10-2 at the end of Cbesbire area has·ever won a TOTALS 18 II ZGII 2088 fir 1 • ter All ""~"· hip · The B0 1>. en ~~~:1 cage c.,.,...,.ms SVAC RESERVES hads 6,uar for Middleport, cats !"~~ ~ TEAM • wL p OP Hackett 4 and ranne'hin 3. recpr.,, ' _.e, Southwestern 8 I ·!Jlj' 241 POINT'S WIN ~~~st one-half game Hannan Trace 4 3 214 241 llandley led Point with Kyger Criek wUI have a Kyger Creek 4 3 242 245 ~eeltr Hamm each sl'""l be'•'t advantage In the Eastern 3 5 2f3 262!1 m "//int s victory over -···-• _:""':.__;..,..:.__ _..::.___ North Gallla 1 I 21rl 252 ern, Jun Stettler led the TOTALS 18 II IZIIIZII ; with IJ for Eastern. FRIDAY'S GAME&: SOUTHERN SQilEAKER McArthur at Eastern Mike Barr of Rutland fouled Kyger Creek at North GaDla out in the third quarter with Hannan Trace at Southwestern 12 points and his club leading 20SAnJIIDAY'S GAMES: II. Rutland couldn't haag Oak Hill at Kyger Creek though, as Southern fought Zaleski at Hannan Trace to irail 2:1.-20 with 10 secolldal North Gallla at Hamden left. Diddle got 1f1e willlllll By United Preu lalerlllloaal I FEB. II GAMES: ket for Southern. He got Wilt Clramberlaln Is wltbln a : North GaiUa at Symmes Valley points, all In the big 4th touple of outings of erasing the -• _Eastern at Wahama . · · ter. Crow bad 1 a~ Theiss National Basketball Associa· 1 . 7. lioll's greatest S<Orlag feit. I Jl!'l' l'ACI' ---------'"n!e 7-foot-1 center needs OD)y 1 NEW YORK (UP!) -Blll free agent 98 more points to eclipse the I Starr, standoot tight end from The Jets have new signed 12 NBA ·career scoring record Holstra University, signed with college players for the Llltl6 ',, 1 20.810 points .held by Bob Pettit. ~· New York Jets tocray as 1 season: '• Qlamberlain ~ 30 polnls $ednesd&! night to pace the Dally SenUne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Feb. 10, 1988 S And Pom"l "'m' selma, 8 '22--yea ·Dick pitcht>r who $et a club . ., \ by striking out 13 Brav ·. · I game on Sept. 12; ~~ II 1 • I JlqveJ J.i · felipe Atou, will>•blti.lf_~ljOII w1!h 23 ' homers b•lte<: ·iD last . .,~:.so.ri. wilb lhe AUapta Bh · ves 'tor estimated j2$,DtHI ' II~ tl>e L4th ,player on the ~mae 1 Brave roster to come tu temul, t ..a~le '"'"" wtrh a .11!11 mark i th• outflel~ although be htt only • 1In m1 and lOOk his •erond IVIIh .218. yger Creek at North · ·Gallia is 'TQp'SVXC Cage Game Friday Night . 'l ' I ' ~ C:OM·P~NV ' · , !IOMEIOY .,~~ · ,l ' j T" ' . ·PII~ WY '" • ': .!.!'t- /-' ,; -._ ,,. , ... \ ..." .....-=~,;.: ~~ r !• i �I '·•' ' '• UPIBriefs . . _ _ ~net, 'Pomeroy-lllddleport. 0., Fell. 18, ttel Claapman-Canaclay FCC Eveball to Eyeball With CATV Controversy / .. ': ' '\. ' . ' l ' 1 j:· ,· , ~· Frlliay and Saturday ~,I >, ~ • I .33t in 1961. The St. U>uis CordinaJ• So> ~lga Elpl reached •sr,eemenll witl! ,-.e. ·111e Chicago White S.ll 1 cond ba.,.m•n Julian Ja•ier Increased their total of ;otisfied and fir.t b;l•cm•m G,..rgc piHyers to 17 wiU1 the. si~nin~ ol Kernel<. half ol their li~1· h m'6 · Tommy John, 'Fred Klage~:~, infield. Javier appeared irt only ~ ' John Buzhurdt, Dennis Higgm~. 77 games 1asl season whe11 l'le Duane Josephson, Ed Uer.l was injured pefior'ically. Ke'rermann. Ken Berr:v and ~harleF t.ek, 26, hit .2115 with 19 homens '' ·lfort1. John and Buzhardt j for Jaeksonvil:e of the Intemawon 14 and 13 garne•. ; lional League and .290 in 31 .ectively. l<ist sea~n whlle ' tries durJng 11 late~sem;on trial Berry starred defcnsi'vely in ~ith the Cardinals. · .--~·----------------~----------------------- Action Deary This Weeken4 Gallipolis, Clemente Ink$ Contract AsBiggest Makeup.Gam~ Dot Card \Vahama, Racine With Pirates for $50.000 basketball game u u Gallll ONI GROUP LADIIS' FLATS $J··· .. One Group l.ldles' DRESS SHOES ·5·9:9 legullr7.99•11.99 NOW REDUCED TO 1 1 Chapman-Canaday In tht Middle Block Nat ttllllt.-feldt POMIROY'I QUAUTY IHOI ITORI REGULAR- 28'' ' Certified OU Station .......... YOU'RE SO RIGHTI Philllips Sisters StYle Shop "t:!'•'II Bar reCNJ .. "DW ,.. • ....., 1011 ea• ,...,.,.• • te.re .e Efler• ... .. ., ...... , .... ,.....,., .... .......... ... ..,.,.. FOB I..BSSf" I .....,... ••. , lllftaM• .....,r bJ Thl Ob1l VIIIIIJ fv.llllao • lU UO llleolu11 IL P. . 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A. CbeYelle thai wears • bulgin,:: hood, 11fAV . Qlt,l .~~ • o.t:l'1l11J141' ~ .::.to¥ mrm _o. lifrJ~~Iifiil_ Jf\!lj .!J. illJJJ.~ .!J.: and TROPHtES .... l :o,TJ .Oio . •.. • :vt' THE. CH·.EVROL.E.·T· ~w::::!t~ IOWliNG SHIRTS u. ~ stripe nylon tires 8Ioft ft ap ud JOII0l0 limed fn 011 396 e~~liclrtdlea al Tarbo-Jet V8. Got It JIIO'f!nt and oaddenly JOII're a driYer ...... lrillt lhlap to do. With 1011'1 to NUl. A datdl lo w...k. Self· -ulllllaC brakea to Blow you down. l•ea a oet a1 c•ucu to read, il 1•• The force that drives is Chevrolet's 396·CU·In Turbo·Jet VB, which gen · erates 325 hp in standard form; 360 hp on your order. ll*lf7 do- BAR BELL SETS I' .. . COMPLm ~INE Stifftr coli·llltfl)is and llllochbsofll. ersconlila•nd- OF =;r&:-nton ,Basketboft Equipment ' . • - 1 ' Now take a cane tnd dla~onr a IIDIIOIII·rldlaa ear that U.'t 1 mouoe Ia tile comora. 'ndl CheYIIIe atterly de· Jl&bta .. _... !Gido. El1ht features now standara. for yolh added sale1J': Seat belts lront and rear • Padded 1nslrument panel • P!lldded sun visors • Outside mirror (use it always before passing) • Shatter·res 1stant inside 'l'hll, 11111 - II a Cbeoelle SS 396. A a....lle, .:lllllt lila& wbal shield washers • Back -up li&hts. ••edlf· • Clattelltl mi-rror • Two·SJM'leQ ·electric wipers for bet~t visibility in a downpour • Wind· • ' .' ·-r . • a~~.t~·lll';'·~;"-',.~Oeat.-a: Cllemlet ·~elf.~.:.~-~~· c?.I'Valr :. ~of!_ette ABUNDANCE FRANKLIN ,· s-10 POMEROY .. .,..,........- ' . I' . . ·M'OTOI 'i ' ;.~·,., ;-~.~- '· '. . ' -.· .... ·~ , ...,... •< •· . . .. \100..'11 ,. Adii& BOWliNG·SHOES ..... . '' r . .'' . ...oJ;b:< ·. ~ ·"' tfl l I I I GIFT ITIMS IN 2-3498 1 Group •• $5.00 EQUIPMENT rtt.·I Slat ......•. " .••• 2.20 ·t I t 0 I I t t t l I II HEART IOXES WY Olhen Reduced '13 Zlpoul Liners r' ' -· BOWl•" mu marsJn in the third quarter. The Celtlca whipped the York Knicks 121-ll7 and Loo Angeles Loken llhaded Rallimore · Bullets 123-115 in overtime In the only other NBA games slated. lldloo & M.,.. $5.95 K. C. Jo~ and Bill Russell Bowling loll • • sanll two I~ shots apiece in lhe fiaal 15 110~ when tbe Knloiks !lad to foul 1o po01essloa. n.. Ctlts held a 85 lead ,lll'il! Into lhe last oealon but the Knicks sba••ed 11 !heh deficit to 118-117. Russell el.lclias ~ $4.85 ' Booton with • Boys _ $5.95 '. Dicll Barnett 32 ror ·~ York. ' eMe..s _ $9.95 Wflt 39 point$. ·last 71c 12 Quart ............. ·- 11c No. 2Size ............... 2.45 16 a. tr... 91c Na. ~ ~~~ ~I 2,95 I I I BUCKETS s- 1o~~BEN All Weather Coats .:" : SWiAURS $2.00. _ ·~f~~::.~~~~edln'lt'UJtbe~·,,. ·t 1&•l ,i i I: tt t!•X•l•}0J Best Quality Best Quality WHEELING WARE WHEELING WARE GALVANIZED ROUND BOX CANDY BULK CANDY - ') ,N., v.· b ----------------~--------------~--------------~ I Group Men'* I Group Boy's 1 Group Men's & Boy~ 111-tllf~~~~;;;~;;;;:;~~;;~l :f · · PAILS Wash TUBS .......lfl.......... , . . . 'triumph over Detroit. The Phtladelpbia ·7!ers 1o a i'Sen, .-bo are !ted with lhe DOLLAR DAYI _ __ MIDDUPORT BOOK STORE e 76ers Wallop Pistons, Wilt ·Scores Thirty Now MIDDLEPORT .' •?" 6·95 Corduroy Rob~s - •3·" Dresses •3·'5 ~ SlO·" YELLOW JACKETS an4 LampP. ' 1 COATS REDUCED! .,.,..,. L • . _ ......... Jim uutfi t- ldt~r Kevin CollinS . .Hi!~. Yf' For the guy w~O'd rather drive than fiy: Chevelle ss 396 AU LADIES' WINTER DEVOTED TO INTERESt Of MEIGS • MAlON AREA infielder Year Around Merchandise Friday & Saturday 28.9 ~YES;' the New York Meta olong · wljb. Fin1l Cle.~rance On Winter and 1 FIRST QUALITY 1 $DAYS-$ DAYS of tbe year far county aiid Melgs county fans are coiiCerned wDl be. By FRED DOWN Hornsby and Honus Wagner are played at North Gallta Friday night. W t1PI Sperll Wrllu the only others to make the . The Pirates of Coach Clyde l:vans will tackle Coach Roberto Clomente, who alrea- grade. Jobn Wtcklloe's Kycer Creek Bobcats. MASON - Play oonUnues to- d)' bas battled hill way Into Clemente, who agnoed to A North GaWa lriumph will day at 2 p. m. In Ute Trl-Counfl mighty fast· baseball company, termo with the Pittsburgh kill Kyge1 Creek's holies of game. However, the Pirates, In Junior ffigh School (Big Bend) ts ready to start tile !911 Pirates toda~ for an estimated sharing Lbe 11115 • 68 SVAC their last two outings, hue Basketball tournament at Wa- seasoo with a rare q>portunily $50,1100, moved into position for 1 crown wiUt Eastern's Eagles. scorched tbe nets with a ll1z. hama gym with loor winners to hit the record book bl&. a crack at the bonor whcr a .The .Eagles completed thelr zling shooting percentage. "We and four losers matched. The 31-year-old native of .!!9 average in 1965 brought league schedule Tuesday with a have to hit CODilsteutly, be- T M F k Carolina, P.R., can become him his second straight IItle. loss at K~ger Creek. cause we just don't ·have the ourney anager r a~ only the fifth player In modern Clemente won his first National . height to CjlJIO with . biller Capebart, Jr., scheduled WID· major l"'gue htslory lo win .. - -· I A Kyger Creek . triumph clubs," said Evans Wednesday. nors Wahama which he[lhree . tl b lting fhamNBA SlaadlDp would earn a Cbesh~re t~am I · In ether Friday night games, coaches - and GaiUpolls to . ~ ve 8 , it's first high school champ1on- McArthur goes to Eastern, wn. start play at 2 p. m., !ollowed p1on1hipl. "n!e .feat hun I been . By Ualted Prell llltemattonal ship trophy In history. tim is at Rutland. Racine at ·by losers Middleport and Pom- accomplished smce Stan H\l:•a: l Eastera Dlvlsloa I It wiU ~ an anteresling con- Waham.and Haonan Traqe', at eroy at 3:30•p m., lhen by win- did 11 in Jllro.il-52 _and 8 0 W. L Pet. test in DIOI'e ways than one. Southwe!lern. ners Pt. Pleasant and Southern Famera Ty Cobb, S.gers •Boston 39 18 .881 For ili8tance, 10 years ag_o, Pi- On , SolurdBy nighj, Wahama at 4:15 p. m., with the final Cincinnati. 36 21 .632 rate Coach Clyde Evans was a is at Middleport, Oak Hill at 'ime being between losers Gogolak is Pro'• Philadelphia 36 2L .632 prize pupil or Cqach J o h n Kyger Creek, Racine at Fai• Eostern and Rutland al 1 p.m. T FG Arti New York 20 35 .364 Wickline. E.ans led Rio Grande land, Zaleski at Hannan Trace Wahama ran over Pomeroy 39op ,st . Weotem Division I to til& Class A. R~1~nal finals and North GoUla at Hamden, Z2 in the opener Wednesday, NEW · YORK <UP!) -Pete! · , W. L Pet. at Athens as Rio FmiShed With On Feb. 14, North Gallla Gallipolis smothered Middle- Gogolak, Buffalo's soc:cer-style Lo> Angeles iH 'J:I .557 . a 24-2 re~ord. . . plays , at Symmes Valley, and port 3ii-L7, Pt Pleasant had an kicker, became professional San Francisco 2 732 .458 F~'l' Will note with Interest Eastern is at Wahama in make- easy time with Eastern, 36-17, loothall's most successful field Baltim~re. 28 3j .452 the ~""!!er coach vs. formell up Kames. On Feb. 15, Racme and Southern squeeze., out a 22- goal artist last sell80n with 28[St. ~" 25 34 .124 , pupil . SIIUatioo . goes to Pomeroy for a make- lAI vieoory over Rutland· w1th three pointers. according to l1elro1t 18 41 .305 1 1 w;;~.::"::r~al~~~r~lyer .:1~ upThbattle. 1G It Diddle's basktt ia the dying official statistics certified today w..r....tay's Results I • , , . e a~ua a ta county tour- seconds by the American Football lloston 121 New York 117 season IDJutles, illnesses, and llllment will' be held Feb. 11-19 · Lea e Los Angeles 123 Baltimore- IJ6 are now In peak form , andbowe at Kyger Creek Htgb school, D ~~~ ;'N. led Ar'the same time the AFt. Philadlpehle ltlll Detroit 9L postponed games. 0 ur ys ave 1 ISple s pomts . . ' f rQnly ..,.es scheduled I are now in peak form and we both clubs witb Keyes and Ctark proctanned L1onel Taylor o b.-.. · Games expect to stop Kyger ' Creek · SVAC ALL GAMES , gettmg 1 each. For Pomeroy Den ver 196" • s top pass catch er FT uraday'o . Friday night." · 1TEAM W L POP Randy Burt had 9, O'Brien and and Leslie. Duncan of San Diego San . rane!lco vs. Boston at The Pirates with a ii-7 re-r Eastern 10 S 914 730 Glaze 4 each After 1 ~ tie the circuits most effective punt Provldenee ed 1 ·· ' · t · r t ·Ony game ochedul oord, have won their last Kyger Creek 7 S 880 667 at the end of the firs I quarte!', re urn spec1a " . _ _ _ _ . ___ _ ) two games. Inside the confer- Southwestern 6 8 766 863 . Wahama pulled away comfort- GOgolak, 23, booted a total of ence, they are tied for last North GaUla 5 7 657 6!12 ~ ably. 28 field goals In 46 attempll at FIRST place with Hannan Trace. Both Hannan Trace 3 10 765 863 . GLALLIPOIJS WIN diStance rangmg from II to 471 QUALITY have :1.-5 records. Beep Matthews of Gallipolis yards. His total eclipsed the REGULAR_ Coach Wickline said, "We had hit 8 field goals from the wing previous al~pro mark of 2'11' Certified Oil Station to he up ·for Eastern TUesday. -·M · SVAC VARSWITLYP opl with a soft two • handed setle•ta. blished In 1962 by Gene It I f the t •r..n M th ith De "· Mltfl · , ....,., t wu Tohne bo '"t· m u si Eastern 6 2 4!17 368 i shot against the Middleport I l~g,.o:_,~en:..:_w~ ~nv:e:r:...-~"""""""""""'""'""'"""=od:. games. e 1g ques 10n now s 1 ZIJJie defense m lead all scor·can we he up for North Go~ Kyger Creek 5 2 430 3117 Gil had II nd • 8. lia'" Southwestern 3 4 !74 440 ers. more . 4 No doubt the Bobcats will he Hannan Trace 2 5 389 451 for Galllpohs. The little ·• N0 oth te In ... _ North Gallia 2 5 3118 432 Devlll never were ln !rouble, I re~y. . er am ""' !"'ding 10-2 at the end of Cbesbire area has·ever won a TOTALS 18 II ZGII 2088 fir 1 • ter All ""~"· hip · The B0 1>. en ~~~:1 cage c.,.,...,.ms SVAC RESERVES hads 6,uar for Middleport, cats !"~~ ~ TEAM • wL p OP Hackett 4 and ranne'hin 3. recpr.,, ' _.e, Southwestern 8 I ·!Jlj' 241 POINT'S WIN ~~~st one-half game Hannan Trace 4 3 214 241 llandley led Point with Kyger Criek wUI have a Kyger Creek 4 3 242 245 ~eeltr Hamm each sl'""l be'•'t advantage In the Eastern 3 5 2f3 262!1 m "//int s victory over -···-• _:""':.__;..,..:.__ _..::.___ North Gallla 1 I 21rl 252 ern, Jun Stettler led the TOTALS 18 II IZIIIZII ; with IJ for Eastern. FRIDAY'S GAME&: SOUTHERN SQilEAKER McArthur at Eastern Mike Barr of Rutland fouled Kyger Creek at North GaDla out in the third quarter with Hannan Trace at Southwestern 12 points and his club leading 20SAnJIIDAY'S GAMES: II. Rutland couldn't haag Oak Hill at Kyger Creek though, as Southern fought Zaleski at Hannan Trace to irail 2:1.-20 with 10 secolldal North Gallla at Hamden left. Diddle got 1f1e willlllll By United Preu lalerlllloaal I FEB. II GAMES: ket for Southern. He got Wilt Clramberlaln Is wltbln a : North GaiUa at Symmes Valley points, all In the big 4th touple of outings of erasing the -• _Eastern at Wahama . · · ter. Crow bad 1 a~ Theiss National Basketball Associa· 1 . 7. lioll's greatest S<Orlag feit. I Jl!'l' l'ACI' ---------'"n!e 7-foot-1 center needs OD)y 1 NEW YORK (UP!) -Blll free agent 98 more points to eclipse the I Starr, standoot tight end from The Jets have new signed 12 NBA ·career scoring record Holstra University, signed with college players for the Llltl6 ',, 1 20.810 points .held by Bob Pettit. ~· New York Jets tocray as 1 season: '• Qlamberlain ~ 30 polnls $ednesd&! night to pace the Dally SenUne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Feb. 10, 1988 S And Pom"l "'m' selma, 8 '22--yea ·Dick pitcht>r who $et a club . ., \ by striking out 13 Brav ·. · I game on Sept. 12; ~~ II 1 • I JlqveJ J.i · felipe Atou, will>•blti.lf_~ljOII w1!h 23 ' homers b•lte<: ·iD last . .,~:.so.ri. wilb lhe AUapta Bh · ves 'tor estimated j2$,DtHI ' II~ tl>e L4th ,player on the ~mae 1 Brave roster to come tu temul, t ..a~le '"'"" wtrh a .11!11 mark i th• outflel~ although be htt only • 1In m1 and lOOk his •erond IVIIh .218. yger Creek at North · ·Gallia is 'TQp'SVXC Cage Game Friday Night . 'l ' I ' ~ C:OM·P~NV ' · , !IOMEIOY .,~~ · ,l ' j T" ' . ·PII~ WY '" • ': .!.!'t- /-' ,; -._ ,,. , ... \ ..." .....-=~,;.: ~~ r !• i �.... .......... . . ' ...., .~ I I .t' ·, • 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Feb. 10, 1966 - - ----· -~ -~ - --- DANENHAUER HURT -- - ' -- last season, broke his arm M"13101. stops 'ou 70•55; Akr' .on Tak. es 0ver Oberlt"n t"n Oht"0 fi,lleer-;~l2ry \ .,.,'<,--~.ICJ·: w·ID ' Beckley I05 Emry&Henry 75 Ssl.c.·p··.•~l'sErs86klnFyetlv56Uie St. 15 .,. · I -==-----=--=-'-=-=====,I: '! . ' $6.95 ~.r ' SAY: "I lOVE 'r Bwt SAVE 48.95 • • • Liying " ,, YOU.(' ) Ro~m I _ 8ULOVA- . Sale .95 $49.95 · 40~=- I i CUSHIONS ~~L~;~o ....,.. • Box Spring e2 Pillows " C~oose Your Chair F..Om Cor 49.95 The Braves Situation Radio Executive Testifies Before Court Commissioner lUGGAGE ............t... -i;. I I BAKER PICKENS HARDWAAE FURNITURE m1n un rHI,t. ltlla dllt 1nd tlmt al 1 ~ociHnllllnl. $4UI el Pr. Pillow Clses Sale :U~T~~,.,..,~ 51799 5 }lwelt. UK 101 diM. • SPIIItll"' ltiii!IOft& flllnct. 171"111. e Bookc1se Bed el Sheet e1 Bedspre1d • 2 Dreaer Limps Group On Friday and Saturday Only II U Pftlll-; .... wrlttwlth ••• . 2J IITIIUII-A witch ftf Bedroom Suites · elnnenprlng !Mttress • 1 I 13-PIECE ' • Double Dresser & Mirror echnt 1I ! ' 'tiD.DO N BUY THE DEPENDABLES.. MAYTAG Let our Watch Experts help you choose tho perfect &ift . .. tor aDJ Important oecasion-Bulova·preeious jewelry that tells perfect time! Choo. your gift now ... from our large selection of Clfto quality Bulova watches. Priced from $24.75. E GOESSLER Jew~lry Store Pomeroy w I 7-PC. PAMILY SIZE 1-oTONE TOP I E SMASH 1 li"·-· NEW YORK...____. COME .ANB GET CLOTHING HOUSE · THESE BUYS! s YOUR DmLAR · .•••J ' ' I p M .·.· E HERE ' FRIDAY AND SATURDAY I ' . tf···· 1 1 Dollar Days I' ' For The Auto--The Home! Start · • 77c 39c • Feb.~· 77c 39c ~~ dupon t \'l,l; ndshield ' ~e-lcer 2.99 to 6.49 $1 Men's Dress Shirts .. · .... · .. ·" · l Price SNOW ltRUSHES Reg. 59c ·· now 39c Al emite Cooling System Conditioner - • • 39c ICE SCRAPERS Sc and JOe DISCOUNT PRICED! JUMPER CABLES SNOW SHOVELS NOW 94c (TOILET BOWL CLEANER) REGULAR 1.29, NOW - -- - - - . 57c M.OORE'S IN POMEROY WY2.-2848 Now just 2.5Q to 2.98 Men's White Handkerchiefs . .. .. . . ... Be 6 Reg. 3.98, now 2.88 RUGS liiJIM'IM, t , J ..... ·-····- ·-·- Our Fabulous Buy! Gibson Refrigerator .88 SPECIAL _ __ ·' LADIES' f Men's Ties ····· · ·· · · ··· · · ·· ·- · 3 for 1.00 tle-yo~r-own. Ener~iatr ,__75 Lb. C.p. COAL HEATERS $54.00 Ea. 1-16 in. HORSE SADDLE _ $119.00. I ' NYLON Values to 1.50. ) Reg. 3.98 to 4.98 _ 28~8F Odd Lot Men's Flannel Shirts ·· ·· .l Price :PAIRS ,, to 18. Re& 2.98104.88. . , 3'x6' ITOIIM WINDOW KITS Val!U!I B.R.W. HARDWARE I LEATHER SUPPLY \ . hmoroy, 0. NEW1961' MOOELS WE INSTALL · WI SERYlCI , Mdl 1612 COMPACT -·-- Odd Lot Men's Sweaters :: · ~ 4.00 & 5.00 3 For 89c ' ..'1,6,8'·88 , r, Reg. 1.98 to 3.98 _Now just 1.00 to 2.00 R... 39c Pl•stlc l ' Pr~e Men(s & Boy's Winter Caps ·· · · ·· l • '· ,,.... THI VERY , . GOOD "~~.~"'I Get t:hem now for just--- 1.49 ·rc, 2.49 '· ., MAYTAG DRYER ' H'OSE .; r Now just 2.66 io 3.32 s•t Buy Every Tim, I The " Men's Hooded Sweat SMrts · ··· •· ! OFF Slzes14~ ' .' ' 69c Evere1dy 9 Volt W. 2nd St. LINOLEUM INSTALLED Limit 12 per customer, Bnth clip on and reg. Transistor WITH TRADI Better Quality 9x12 ciASRANGE· SIZES 10 TO 16 , 8 Reg. 2.98, now 2.25 Radio Bettery _ 53c DISCOUNT PRICED! 1/LEEN BOWL PENNY SHOE SHINE ~~~~~~~Be 4 Reg. U8, naw 1.50 R~~g. WITH TRADE 95 VALUIS TO 3.91 BIWOI.DS 47c 39c • Reg. 5.00 to 5.95 _ Mtns & Lodlot De pont \ Reg. 5.98 Ia 12.91 For Dollar Day only 9C WITH TRADE BIG 36" HARDWICK .LADIES' BLOUSES Both white and colored In a fairly good run of !lzes. · - 98c 69c Gas Guard . s 95 ... H " 41 tlltl1 exl. . . to .o.in. ODD LOT Men's long Sleeve Sport Shirts · · l Price SPECIALS THIS WEEK ~ •stley 's ~ ~elf - · 2.00 Men's long Sl,eve Sport Shirts . 8UUf ·H BUYS MORE ONLY I DOOR IWIIGiRATOI FUUII s 13 CU. FT. HOLDS 110 LIS. to 12.W!. ODD LOT MEN'S SUITS, SPORT COAtS 1nd TOP COATS . ~ P~ICE Slzea af11 ~en. . ·· .' \' ' Reg. 29.50 to 70.00 Now just .14.75 to 35.00 , , ' i. • ... ' · •• :c '.J "· .,. ' ' •' ·' • '' /,... ,' 2 DAYS ONLY -FDRUARY U ... 12 Choole e new living room· suite now during Dollar Days, get a 49.95 choir of your choice' for 1.00. You'll hove o wide choice of covers and colors, too. Don't miss this, hurry in NOW! ' Scores i I \." . ' ' ., ' CO,LLEGE BRAIDED RUGS . WAYS 10 I TABLE LAMPS I WONDERfUt i' $49·95 ~ ~. ' '. v;~s Day, Fell. \4 . 55 SPECIALS . l ' ·REMINDER .ao-. U _, . '' DENVER (UPJ) - Eldon Tnesdayh~lhile pushing a car up w. CaroUna 97 lli·h· Point D· nenhauer offensive tackle an ICY . h' d Pe!llbroke 85 FrederiCk II Danenhauer Is the t tr . . · ., -~ "' , . · ' .. fo r the Denver Broncos, who Bronco to be accidentally By United Press International 'edged Xav1er, 76-73: . Ceotral LJ1111 'l\flll1!n's 1 24 points ·.for the AU!iU~q 86 Florlds 86 didn't miss a football game all rinjured this week. Miami and Akron proved they 'State pounded hapless Wilmlng· ~~ C!!t)tral S~~· Ken I Wnstn-Slm St. 116. St. Augsn can win the big ones at home, ton, 86-49; Yolllli!Stown foJ!jJed WlJlluril: ~ pomts Alabama 79 Mpstqlppl 6(! now they'll have to prove it on Villa Madonna, 78-Q; ,Heidel. all~ <WI(nilnJ~oq, •pd guards[ Ws,trn Md. ~I John"flopkll!~ Ith' road. berg edged Baldi\'\Jr~lace If- ~!II!P '~~ and Joe Nigro a11 Chr~ Bra C9,1 f1 Delta S n Ohio 95 in an Ohio Conference thin, YoUDptown. h!J 19 apiece en , JI'Irnce Sl: IGII· ·L•DJ•ton · St. · I Thee!\~)~~~~s put ~:~nesday ler; Ohio Northern edged Blu(f,- route"lii" Iii~ , Penjriris' 15th vic-[ Aug,la Col 84 Christon Coil Inight mv •• ' nd F' dl bl ted 1'to · 16 tarts I Midwest to retain first piece in the ton, 84-75, a m ay as ry '" ' . : Notre Dame 84 Butler 61 IMid-American Conference over H11lsdole 103 • 89. Cleveland Mount Union came from be- D to 76 xa . Ob' 73 ' onrushing Toledo, and Akron State won its third game of tho hind in the second hall to edge M~!m~ Ohio 7~~hio ~ 55 I back in the Ohio . Con-;season, 99-75 over l\'e5tern Jte. Wooster '" ~ te,ns' slrulgle •t Toledo 74 w•ste1J1 Mich. 88 ference's drivers' seat w1th .0 serve. . I AIUanqe. MOunt 1 Deaq Nlc$.0~ Cleve st 99 Wstrn Reserve victory at home over Oberll,n ! Miami had four m~ In dou-lson tapped In a rebound With DePaul 76 Marquette .70 and second-place Mount Union s h!e, f1gures, led by. Jun Pollet;· 1:16 left to put the Raiders fiV~VIIle 115 V~p~$1so ~ . I· 5G·52 dec1s1on over Woos- ,son ~ 19 pomts m break)DB .ab~~ lor fl!ld at 53~1. : , No Dak. st:. 90 Morhead St. ter. Oh10 s four.· game win streak TIJi!. Carder twins, Jerry an~ St. Arobrse 65 4u811flaoa 60 Both Miami and Akron played iand trouncmg the Bobcol8 for Jim· were ·i!J~ s~ as Flndlo)r . . . . ~1¥}51 • ; IIth<•i' r final conference games at Ithe second time lhls 88118011,\ bl~ .Hillsd8le. JJIII scored ~ Okla. 74 Mex. Nationals, 60 home, but they have to wm the 1 Toledo won for the IU'It time pdlllti and Jerry 18 for the Qtl· . . · .. . _. . Save During Dollar Days Feb. 11-12 rest of them on the road to beiin seven years at KalllllZOO, m' 16th win In 19 otarts. ' , J'llEBI!lf:NT ~ . able to claim ·titles. llbanks to a second baH spurtl Freshman Dave WarreQ fift,d . D~ , .. (IJ!)l) ~ cutLT TOP Miami is now 8·1 In MAC [~ Bob Aston's 29 pomls. Reg- ito 33 points to lead Clevelaiid Sdu:atnm, . VWe . preside!)! IN NER S?RtNG MATTRESS - - - play and Toledo " - I followmg lg" Lacefield led W~tem Mlch-)SI•te, althoiJ&h Jefl Barer had: ltmeJ.:•l man~ger ql the ONLy $1.00 the Roekets' sticky74-68 v1ctory 1 1~an w1th 24 pomts. Toledo .Is 24 points lor Western Reserve. I Cowboys, has been . MATCHING BOX SPRINGS - over Western Mich1gan at Kal-,now 5-t lD the MAC and. lra1ls president. He Cowboy amazoo. Miami still has West-1Miami by three gameo m · the ·owner Clint lf.utcbison, w]l(l ', ern Michigan. Marshall and To- . wm column. wiD remain as chairman of ~ ,. 9xl2 OVAL !roo to play in the Conference.' Akron had ll players In the board. · :• · . '1 Akron vaulted back into first' scoring column, led by Ken' place in the Ohio Conference!Mackovic'~ 23. poin~. The Zi~ wilh a 100-63 win o\'CT Oberlin. 1never traded m rollmg to thelr Toe Zips are 9-2 in league play,!14th win in 17 smrt". College Basketball Results followed by Mount Union with ! Sbot At Buzzer Wins By United Press Jnteruatlonal BuY On e At ~eg. Price an 8-2 record. Wooster dropped ' In the closest game of the E & Buy 9x 12 and Get A :;et Another $1.00 from the Je-ud into third place evening: Jim Tangem~n hit al Holy Cross 68 ~~nhattan M L<t mp For On ly 4x6 Rug for _ $1.00 with a 10-3 mark. 'll·foot JUmper at the fm.al b~- : Lafayette 93 LaSalle 81 Akron must win at Ohio Wes- zer to giVe . Heidelberg Its wm Wagner Coli 80 Scranton U. 76 Fl£lt CIJSS leyan and Wittrnberg hefore .over Baldwm ~ W~llace. John St. Peter's, N.J 76 Io'na 51 Buy 4 Samsonite Folding Chairs $7.95 each · claim to the Ohio Con· Kahle scored 40 pomls lor the Fordhm 65 St Frncs, N.Y. 62 .~ NO GET A $9.95 $1 .00 frrence crown. 1Student Princes. Allred 72 Roche11er Tech 66 MATCfiiNG l ASLE FOR - -- - Dayton Nip' Xavier Ohio Northern ]oiled Mid- ' St. Vincent 105 Wynshurg 93 111 nontnl In other Wednesday nlght iOhio Conecence leader Bluffton, W, chester St. 00 Kutztown 79 Ohio college games. Dayton ' ma non-league eontest, desp1te Farlegh Dcknsn 74 Adelphi 63 F•\ NC Y ~- --~ - --·Rochstr 116 Clrkson Tech 84 Providnce 74 Fairfield sa - - $1.oo Colby 115 Bowdoin 56 Bates 97 Maine 76 SAVE Wesleyan 75 Kin1s Point 68 y, NOW! Salem SL 82 Gorbam St. 75 eaolly _.,.., ... " ' St. Anslm's 78 Stonehill 59 Harpur til Oneonta 68 &llt·ln thtrotfttlt MVII Muhlenberg 71 Lehigh 61 turN"'. IKSy-.te Wttlll MILWAUKEE (UP! - Ru· , while on a trip to se< New York , Duqus"7 63 Ky. Wesleyan 60 WRAP-ON tNIULATtON to 1mors that he oonsidered 1ad men in February or March · St. Jhn s NY 75 Tmple 72 ovl You'll Find Many Other Dollar i10V0 AM 11&11 ,-...... j .. t · t t1 time" f 1963 NYU 8.1 North Carohna 78 Day Values In All Departmenis w~r:~;rroe~.,s~n ~liS st~:ion lost 0 SphP~ris, t~Ufylng ror a :· Josph's, Pa llO Seton Hall 13~ SEE US TODAY. Braves deposition taken by Braves D 1 T h 56 H f d 49 I moncv· on M1lwaukee . d' . I rexe ec aver or , broadcasts m . 1963, a rn IO iiaywers in _connedion with an Millrsvlle St. Bl Shppnbr~St 79 : ex~cu llv e tcstlfwd Wednesday. antitrust su1t agamst the team · ~tb Open Every Day- Afl ,Day I Andrew M. Spheerls, and the National League, said I Wolford 97 Milligan 63 : ma ~ager l ' of Mllw~ukee the station, originating point for Catawba 88 Newberry 79 , nWSI3 ' stal1on \, E~P. said he Milwaukee baseball broadcasts ! nM::;ary~la;:;nd;,;7~4~~69:;_0iiiiliiiii~ili:l:i::l:'l:ili:l:i3:ili:l:i~ rumors that the Braves were ror 24 years, .bought the rigbts l • to move to another city for $325,000 in 1963 and was 1 iiiili able only to secure $297,1100 In advertising revenue. The main reason, he said, was the !ali! time the station _ _ J was granted the rights, but he !!aid representatives of two ···•· . rigarelte companies told him : U1ey questioned "Lhe factor of continuity, the Braves staying ' . in Milwaukee." I Spheeris said one of the ad , men told him that the change Pomeroy, Ohio in Braves ownership only roonths before had spurred the , rumors of a move, But, he said, advertising I agencies were nearly unani1 . ~u"::ets for ::!~":ad ~=n that Friday and out months before his station : Sa:urday was granted rights by the Braves in February, 1963. .1 Spheeris was one of witnesses who appeared in marathon, whirlwind · • before a court commissioner in I connection with the ·suit, whi1oh] was brought charging misuse 1 Small throueh extra large. Values to 4.98. monopoly power to deprive Sale Westley's lnsla nt Reg. ctty ol baseball. Trial date is · 'I ' II ., . , ·•-I '" .;. �.... .......... . . ' ...., .~ I I .t' ·, • 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Feb. 10, 1966 - - ----· -~ -~ - --- DANENHAUER HURT -- - ' -- last season, broke his arm M"13101. stops 'ou 70•55; Akr' .on Tak. es 0ver Oberlt"n t"n Oht"0 fi,lleer-;~l2ry \ .,.,'<,--~.ICJ·: w·ID ' Beckley I05 Emry&Henry 75 Ssl.c.·p··.•~l'sErs86klnFyetlv56Uie St. 15 .,. · I -==-----=--=-'-=-=====,I: '! . ' $6.95 ~.r ' SAY: "I lOVE 'r Bwt SAVE 48.95 • • • Liying " ,, YOU.(' ) Ro~m I _ 8ULOVA- . Sale .95 $49.95 · 40~=- I i CUSHIONS ~~L~;~o ....,.. • Box Spring e2 Pillows " C~oose Your Chair F..Om Cor 49.95 The Braves Situation Radio Executive Testifies Before Court Commissioner lUGGAGE ............t... -i;. I I BAKER PICKENS HARDWAAE FURNITURE m1n un rHI,t. ltlla dllt 1nd tlmt al 1 ~ociHnllllnl. $4UI el Pr. Pillow Clses Sale :U~T~~,.,..,~ 51799 5 }lwelt. UK 101 diM. • SPIIItll"' ltiii!IOft& flllnct. 171"111. e Bookc1se Bed el Sheet e1 Bedspre1d • 2 Dreaer Limps Group On Friday and Saturday Only II U Pftlll-; .... wrlttwlth ••• . 2J IITIIUII-A witch ftf Bedroom Suites · elnnenprlng !Mttress • 1 I 13-PIECE ' • Double Dresser & Mirror echnt 1I ! ' 'tiD.DO N BUY THE DEPENDABLES.. MAYTAG Let our Watch Experts help you choose tho perfect &ift . .. tor aDJ Important oecasion-Bulova·preeious jewelry that tells perfect time! Choo. your gift now ... from our large selection of Clfto quality Bulova watches. Priced from $24.75. E GOESSLER Jew~lry Store Pomeroy w I 7-PC. PAMILY SIZE 1-oTONE TOP I E SMASH 1 li"·-· NEW YORK...____. COME .ANB GET CLOTHING HOUSE · THESE BUYS! s YOUR DmLAR · .•••J ' ' I p M .·.· E HERE ' FRIDAY AND SATURDAY I ' . tf···· 1 1 Dollar Days I' ' For The Auto--The Home! Start · • 77c 39c • Feb.~· 77c 39c ~~ dupon t \'l,l; ndshield ' ~e-lcer 2.99 to 6.49 $1 Men's Dress Shirts .. · .... · .. ·" · l Price SNOW ltRUSHES Reg. 59c ·· now 39c Al emite Cooling System Conditioner - • • 39c ICE SCRAPERS Sc and JOe DISCOUNT PRICED! JUMPER CABLES SNOW SHOVELS NOW 94c (TOILET BOWL CLEANER) REGULAR 1.29, NOW - -- - - - . 57c M.OORE'S IN POMEROY WY2.-2848 Now just 2.5Q to 2.98 Men's White Handkerchiefs . .. .. . . ... Be 6 Reg. 3.98, now 2.88 RUGS liiJIM'IM, t , J ..... ·-····- ·-·- Our Fabulous Buy! Gibson Refrigerator .88 SPECIAL _ __ ·' LADIES' f Men's Ties ····· · ·· · · ··· · · ·· ·- · 3 for 1.00 tle-yo~r-own. Ener~iatr ,__75 Lb. C.p. COAL HEATERS $54.00 Ea. 1-16 in. HORSE SADDLE _ $119.00. I ' NYLON Values to 1.50. ) Reg. 3.98 to 4.98 _ 28~8F Odd Lot Men's Flannel Shirts ·· ·· .l Price :PAIRS ,, to 18. Re& 2.98104.88. . , 3'x6' ITOIIM WINDOW KITS Val!U!I B.R.W. HARDWARE I LEATHER SUPPLY \ . hmoroy, 0. NEW1961' MOOELS WE INSTALL · WI SERYlCI , Mdl 1612 COMPACT -·-- Odd Lot Men's Sweaters :: · ~ 4.00 & 5.00 3 For 89c ' ..'1,6,8'·88 , r, Reg. 1.98 to 3.98 _Now just 1.00 to 2.00 R... 39c Pl•stlc l ' Pr~e Men(s & Boy's Winter Caps ·· · · ·· l • '· ,,.... THI VERY , . GOOD "~~.~"'I Get t:hem now for just--- 1.49 ·rc, 2.49 '· ., MAYTAG DRYER ' H'OSE .; r Now just 2.66 io 3.32 s•t Buy Every Tim, I The " Men's Hooded Sweat SMrts · ··· •· ! OFF Slzes14~ ' .' ' 69c Evere1dy 9 Volt W. 2nd St. LINOLEUM INSTALLED Limit 12 per customer, Bnth clip on and reg. Transistor WITH TRADI Better Quality 9x12 ciASRANGE· SIZES 10 TO 16 , 8 Reg. 2.98, now 2.25 Radio Bettery _ 53c DISCOUNT PRICED! 1/LEEN BOWL PENNY SHOE SHINE ~~~~~~~Be 4 Reg. U8, naw 1.50 R~~g. WITH TRADE 95 VALUIS TO 3.91 BIWOI.DS 47c 39c • Reg. 5.00 to 5.95 _ Mtns & Lodlot De pont \ Reg. 5.98 Ia 12.91 For Dollar Day only 9C WITH TRADE BIG 36" HARDWICK .LADIES' BLOUSES Both white and colored In a fairly good run of !lzes. · - 98c 69c Gas Guard . s 95 ... H " 41 tlltl1 exl. . . to .o.in. ODD LOT Men's long Sleeve Sport Shirts · · l Price SPECIALS THIS WEEK ~ •stley 's ~ ~elf - · 2.00 Men's long Sl,eve Sport Shirts . 8UUf ·H BUYS MORE ONLY I DOOR IWIIGiRATOI FUUII s 13 CU. FT. HOLDS 110 LIS. to 12.W!. ODD LOT MEN'S SUITS, SPORT COAtS 1nd TOP COATS . ~ P~ICE Slzea af11 ~en. . ·· .' \' ' Reg. 29.50 to 70.00 Now just .14.75 to 35.00 , , ' i. • ... ' · •• :c '.J "· .,. ' ' •' ·' • '' /,... ,' 2 DAYS ONLY -FDRUARY U ... 12 Choole e new living room· suite now during Dollar Days, get a 49.95 choir of your choice' for 1.00. You'll hove o wide choice of covers and colors, too. Don't miss this, hurry in NOW! ' Scores i I \." . ' ' ., ' CO,LLEGE BRAIDED RUGS . WAYS 10 I TABLE LAMPS I WONDERfUt i' $49·95 ~ ~. ' '. v;~s Day, Fell. \4 . 55 SPECIALS . l ' ·REMINDER .ao-. U _, . '' DENVER (UPJ) - Eldon Tnesdayh~lhile pushing a car up w. CaroUna 97 lli·h· Point D· nenhauer offensive tackle an ICY . h' d Pe!llbroke 85 FrederiCk II Danenhauer Is the t tr . . · ., -~ "' , . · ' .. fo r the Denver Broncos, who Bronco to be accidentally By United Press International 'edged Xav1er, 76-73: . Ceotral LJ1111 'l\flll1!n's 1 24 points ·.for the AU!iU~q 86 Florlds 86 didn't miss a football game all rinjured this week. Miami and Akron proved they 'State pounded hapless Wilmlng· ~~ C!!t)tral S~~· Ken I Wnstn-Slm St. 116. St. Augsn can win the big ones at home, ton, 86-49; Yolllli!Stown foJ!jJed WlJlluril: ~ pomts Alabama 79 Mpstqlppl 6(! now they'll have to prove it on Villa Madonna, 78-Q; ,Heidel. all~ <WI(nilnJ~oq, •pd guards[ Ws,trn Md. ~I John"flopkll!~ Ith' road. berg edged Baldi\'\Jr~lace If- ~!II!P '~~ and Joe Nigro a11 Chr~ Bra C9,1 f1 Delta S n Ohio 95 in an Ohio Conference thin, YoUDptown. h!J 19 apiece en , JI'Irnce Sl: IGII· ·L•DJ•ton · St. · I Thee!\~)~~~~s put ~:~nesday ler; Ohio Northern edged Blu(f,- route"lii" Iii~ , Penjriris' 15th vic-[ Aug,la Col 84 Christon Coil Inight mv •• ' nd F' dl bl ted 1'to · 16 tarts I Midwest to retain first piece in the ton, 84-75, a m ay as ry '" ' . : Notre Dame 84 Butler 61 IMid-American Conference over H11lsdole 103 • 89. Cleveland Mount Union came from be- D to 76 xa . Ob' 73 ' onrushing Toledo, and Akron State won its third game of tho hind in the second hall to edge M~!m~ Ohio 7~~hio ~ 55 I back in the Ohio . Con-;season, 99-75 over l\'e5tern Jte. Wooster '" ~ te,ns' slrulgle •t Toledo 74 w•ste1J1 Mich. 88 ference's drivers' seat w1th .0 serve. . I AIUanqe. MOunt 1 Deaq Nlc$.0~ Cleve st 99 Wstrn Reserve victory at home over Oberll,n ! Miami had four m~ In dou-lson tapped In a rebound With DePaul 76 Marquette .70 and second-place Mount Union s h!e, f1gures, led by. Jun Pollet;· 1:16 left to put the Raiders fiV~VIIle 115 V~p~$1so ~ . I· 5G·52 dec1s1on over Woos- ,son ~ 19 pomts m break)DB .ab~~ lor fl!ld at 53~1. : , No Dak. st:. 90 Morhead St. ter. Oh10 s four.· game win streak TIJi!. Carder twins, Jerry an~ St. Arobrse 65 4u811flaoa 60 Both Miami and Akron played iand trouncmg the Bobcol8 for Jim· were ·i!J~ s~ as Flndlo)r . . . . ~1¥}51 • ; IIth<•i' r final conference games at Ithe second time lhls 88118011,\ bl~ .Hillsd8le. JJIII scored ~ Okla. 74 Mex. Nationals, 60 home, but they have to wm the 1 Toledo won for the IU'It time pdlllti and Jerry 18 for the Qtl· . . · .. . _. . Save During Dollar Days Feb. 11-12 rest of them on the road to beiin seven years at KalllllZOO, m' 16th win In 19 otarts. ' , J'llEBI!lf:NT ~ . able to claim ·titles. llbanks to a second baH spurtl Freshman Dave WarreQ fift,d . D~ , .. (IJ!)l) ~ cutLT TOP Miami is now 8·1 In MAC [~ Bob Aston's 29 pomls. Reg- ito 33 points to lead Clevelaiid Sdu:atnm, . VWe . preside!)! IN NER S?RtNG MATTRESS - - - play and Toledo " - I followmg lg" Lacefield led W~tem Mlch-)SI•te, althoiJ&h Jefl Barer had: ltmeJ.:•l man~ger ql the ONLy $1.00 the Roekets' sticky74-68 v1ctory 1 1~an w1th 24 pomts. Toledo .Is 24 points lor Western Reserve. I Cowboys, has been . MATCHING BOX SPRINGS - over Western Mich1gan at Kal-,now 5-t lD the MAC and. lra1ls president. He Cowboy amazoo. Miami still has West-1Miami by three gameo m · the ·owner Clint lf.utcbison, w]l(l ', ern Michigan. Marshall and To- . wm column. wiD remain as chairman of ~ ,. 9xl2 OVAL !roo to play in the Conference.' Akron had ll players In the board. · :• · . '1 Akron vaulted back into first' scoring column, led by Ken' place in the Ohio Conference!Mackovic'~ 23. poin~. The Zi~ wilh a 100-63 win o\'CT Oberlin. 1never traded m rollmg to thelr Toe Zips are 9-2 in league play,!14th win in 17 smrt". College Basketball Results followed by Mount Union with ! Sbot At Buzzer Wins By United Press Jnteruatlonal BuY On e At ~eg. Price an 8-2 record. Wooster dropped ' In the closest game of the E & Buy 9x 12 and Get A :;et Another $1.00 from the Je-ud into third place evening: Jim Tangem~n hit al Holy Cross 68 ~~nhattan M L<t mp For On ly 4x6 Rug for _ $1.00 with a 10-3 mark. 'll·foot JUmper at the fm.al b~- : Lafayette 93 LaSalle 81 Akron must win at Ohio Wes- zer to giVe . Heidelberg Its wm Wagner Coli 80 Scranton U. 76 Fl£lt CIJSS leyan and Wittrnberg hefore .over Baldwm ~ W~llace. John St. Peter's, N.J 76 Io'na 51 Buy 4 Samsonite Folding Chairs $7.95 each · claim to the Ohio Con· Kahle scored 40 pomls lor the Fordhm 65 St Frncs, N.Y. 62 .~ NO GET A $9.95 $1 .00 frrence crown. 1Student Princes. Allred 72 Roche11er Tech 66 MATCfiiNG l ASLE FOR - -- - Dayton Nip' Xavier Ohio Northern ]oiled Mid- ' St. Vincent 105 Wynshurg 93 111 nontnl In other Wednesday nlght iOhio Conecence leader Bluffton, W, chester St. 00 Kutztown 79 Ohio college games. Dayton ' ma non-league eontest, desp1te Farlegh Dcknsn 74 Adelphi 63 F•\ NC Y ~- --~ - --·Rochstr 116 Clrkson Tech 84 Providnce 74 Fairfield sa - - $1.oo Colby 115 Bowdoin 56 Bates 97 Maine 76 SAVE Wesleyan 75 Kin1s Point 68 y, NOW! Salem SL 82 Gorbam St. 75 eaolly _.,.., ... " ' St. Anslm's 78 Stonehill 59 Harpur til Oneonta 68 &llt·ln thtrotfttlt MVII Muhlenberg 71 Lehigh 61 turN"'. IKSy-.te Wttlll MILWAUKEE (UP! - Ru· , while on a trip to se< New York , Duqus"7 63 Ky. Wesleyan 60 WRAP-ON tNIULATtON to 1mors that he oonsidered 1ad men in February or March · St. Jhn s NY 75 Tmple 72 ovl You'll Find Many Other Dollar i10V0 AM 11&11 ,-...... j .. t · t t1 time" f 1963 NYU 8.1 North Carohna 78 Day Values In All Departmenis w~r:~;rroe~.,s~n ~liS st~:ion lost 0 SphP~ris, t~Ufylng ror a :· Josph's, Pa llO Seton Hall 13~ SEE US TODAY. Braves deposition taken by Braves D 1 T h 56 H f d 49 I moncv· on M1lwaukee . d' . I rexe ec aver or , broadcasts m . 1963, a rn IO iiaywers in _connedion with an Millrsvlle St. Bl Shppnbr~St 79 : ex~cu llv e tcstlfwd Wednesday. antitrust su1t agamst the team · ~tb Open Every Day- Afl ,Day I Andrew M. Spheerls, and the National League, said I Wolford 97 Milligan 63 : ma ~ager l ' of Mllw~ukee the station, originating point for Catawba 88 Newberry 79 , nWSI3 ' stal1on \, E~P. said he Milwaukee baseball broadcasts ! nM::;ary~la;:;nd;,;7~4~~69:;_0iiiiliiiii~ili:l:i::l:'l:ili:l:i3:ili:l:i~ rumors that the Braves were ror 24 years, .bought the rigbts l • to move to another city for $325,000 in 1963 and was 1 iiiili able only to secure $297,1100 In advertising revenue. The main reason, he said, was the !ali! time the station _ _ J was granted the rights, but he !!aid representatives of two ···•· . rigarelte companies told him : U1ey questioned "Lhe factor of continuity, the Braves staying ' . in Milwaukee." I Spheeris said one of the ad , men told him that the change Pomeroy, Ohio in Braves ownership only roonths before had spurred the , rumors of a move, But, he said, advertising I agencies were nearly unani1 . ~u"::ets for ::!~":ad ~=n that Friday and out months before his station : Sa:urday was granted rights by the Braves in February, 1963. .1 Spheeris was one of witnesses who appeared in marathon, whirlwind · • before a court commissioner in I connection with the ·suit, whi1oh] was brought charging misuse 1 Small throueh extra large. Values to 4.98. monopoly power to deprive Sale Westley's lnsla nt Reg. ctty ol baseball. Trial date is · 'I ' II ., . , ·•-I '" .;. �···- ·-¥ · _ . . , . .,_. __ - -~~- · 'c ' ·' room before she preened oil to "MALL COLLI!'.GE POLL old Winter Garden dressing NEW YORK <IIPI)-Tbe room before she preened off ~ Unlied . Presi , ''jntemltiorull Ill• Pari.• oollectiont' but no, 1mau ccilt~t~e. t4ekto..n:rat~nCs . l!Jekle said they were from thl with ftm.P~ votel end wOO. · By Jaek O'Brian cJI'rench Bootery .. . llaDdeome loet • ncords ' ~ ~' . c critic Jobn McClain wean DO F"" ' ''111 · th "'; · lor it .... We got most of Ill• , overcoat nor even 1 eapa tgl ~· 5• paren e c. c , It'll be IDtare.linglo aee ~llo ·a alp here or there. mtely who runs Le Pav111on , forego!n& info from mo~ted first nights, as quite bedta a[T..Ji ,; · ' . , Pollia' ml-« La Cote Basque now Hizzoner must ve been jam- cop Bill Capps the night The fop who arrives In bls own Soutnen> llllnol! c(32 ()43) 3451 that Henri Soule is dead · . His med in Bdwy. traffic, with bJs Great Indoors" was Jnntcted cbauffeur • tootlad Bentley _ North Dakota (I) (18-3) 2ttl wile, Olp, blldn't been 8l'OUild orders to tleket U'affii)-Rubben atxlaald ho<Sin& was far more John's diffident about Rolls· Grambling (I) (18·2) 210 i In yeart, remaining In France c In the theatre district; how a· fascmatmg than the deadly dull Royces, quite). Tennesse State 113·2) 182i Soule's rilbt.band-ln glove, Hen. bout hiiiiJiag 1 lfw on em drama Cseheduled for eltterml· Cheyney State (J~) 1311 rlette, had been his restaur· double jamming the narrow nation Feb. 5). Evansvllle (]3-6 103 1 ant's realdent helper-in chief lotreets on the Upper l!:ast S1de. M~. t'l\nnl my ~-teele, ofwhothsat Yoo can make everyday ,Val- Valparaiso (15-4) 101 J_ 1 1 0118 Tommy Steele, dellgbtlul M>unted cops m the e11 · m uvn us, ,. • ?B• ,enune's Day by remembering Kentucky Wesleyjlll (13-3) 98, The . nine representallves young English star of the en. latage area have been II'11UDd lovely, eompoaed Elllhsh g~r~s i those you love and driving Northern Mlchigllll (10.2) ?5i city, Hamilton County rhonling "Half A Sixpence," wlthou< tbe!J: .steeds tagging ev. wbleb stiD eosmetiel ::ouldn I safely. Winter weather mokes Indiana Slate (I) (18-3) 511 stadium Sleerlag has gone New York Wlth a ven· eryc ear In s~ght; they oplaiD llllpNVe c. c Lee Remick s stage ldrlvlng particularly huardous. , Second !D-11, Central (Ohio) ~ eonftr 'llllb 10 geanee- hlnfter.theatresnack po~tely the soow makeo the eolluJne ""' funky and non- eSo won't you slow down anti State 47; 12, Oglethorpe 42; 13, 'I'ED MANSON UI1Jaa Renewal Flnl ""''i""i bllbl UDited ln .Dinty Moore's just li);e the gomg dangerous for their movie star as to seem dlslract·lldrive carefully? Always wear Long e!&land U. S'l; 14 (tie),: , c IIIHI the Bureau of - broUIId from En~rest of us confirmed Broadway. bmounts and that's horseshoe ':::; :,'q:St:-e:'.:w:.l!ft lit· seat belts yourself and inslit Akroa aud Seattle Pacific 38; Ted ftl. Mona, ~ Ill l o a ! 1 ! . . . .• . ~J~~-~ lblp baiiP .~ '. lies Tommy's wife attend- usmess. • · c· ccc1on your psssengers wearlnl .If: Abilene Christian 30; 11 of OperiiiOlll, £oneiVIlle ...,..: ClnclDalltl Offlellll ter .'the ClvU Wlf. ' ed the openlnc at the Barry· Those redoubtable nags are Mitchell Talman as tile sympa·i them, too. You Highway Safe: Youngslown c!'l; 1~, Albu·, enlloa StalltD, Co1tmJJna info ca atalulory ~:~1 mor• Thealre of "Wait Untll ' ttke Navy destroyers-they're mw:derlnJ s~ pro-lty Department urges you to be querque U. 21; 19, Jackson) 8Dtl . liullllolll Oblo EleetrfC Wedlleaday In tbelr !IDly 14 ,IJIIil blv~ eer' J 111 Df1rh"' with Roddy Mcllowall, [named after retired mounted JI'C ID mtelllgen Yaltractive ,a lllfe driver. Istate 12; 20, Assumption 10. . 'c ' ... heeD llamed.U. U Of 1111 11DIIed tlf saft and sam• every wifo'• · poliremen; the old doll of an i' appeal, like James Garner b" l - - - - - Coqlllllj',.,.. c Natural Roaouuea states. · •,.,,11 Tht·v wm the posl· ,oaHueler on 52d St near Gal· fore he dtscov~red he was a i IIIIIDI Saperblleadetlt, Co- Fred MIIIT told llleDi at ~ tilely best behoved of the nor. lagh.r's Is named "John-0;" , Star . There' cone single I l'l1le Gelleralfq StatloD, :~ in ClneinDIII tballlile "We !Did tbtmclt -ir«!14 bi :$1h no;som• opmlng mght naturally there are lots of "lr-~ clutching moment !" the last_ c ootoa, Obit: MaaiOII 1111 the use of under eurte~tt· iltale~ubitionistsc beautifu!iy atten- tch lmses (''Clancy," Murph' .~eene as entertamlncly_ scary , bla employ1ileai1D Jm lillie . this tlme" tor Morr Ald. "Ill other live through il all, Roddy trans- etec I but it's an ecumenical equ· a> any ~lay In :•des. ... I "1-U .: Wlbltll aea:..--;:~ state park on lba clly'l wooltl require new fixed specially durin~ the nil· ine world too 'Sisserson," a ' Some! lng see !lllss.,. In . . ; 100dl of Cel Dl c ont by file Obi!>,Gtnerat til~· rrightening final c s c • n, stur~y steed named after 0 re- th~ flr~t n1ght ~udienco and. . By JOE GERGEN streak by topp•nc Butler 84-61., wao traaaferred to rtqua, ~ rr ~ Cincinnati croup which mak., the talklly dawdc tired Jewish mountie and "Sal· ~ad, If I~ wasn t Anita Lou UPI Sports Writer I In other ga..'tles, Doyton l Poaten, 111111 'IIIIJIIDied Slpe1' . a slate park could lin ~ earlier expanse immense- erno." after a pensioned Pais- lse; ~ha~ s the rub, stck or David struck out against Xavler 76-79, Mary~ndl vtaor of OperaU,U• 'at tM alo -the Iy worth the yawning. an who kept a Civil Service ton· sump n, Just when we were Goliath but he'll he back Navy ?4-69, Mt•ml, CoueoviUo lltatloll In 5?. Mr. d lb ne:f stadium floi~nce Honderson derorat. gue in his head A Capuchin i cfonvinhced hAnita'lns thenevelir alwahyt 'year to try againc C whipped tOMhlonhUIIa.~~,! udCo b~ Mtm'llh:~lvl: :::'.Jud~ In ~~ lbul th f' t · hi b "adopt , rom er orne me '8 1 ross upse a a n ..,. 1 ~wD wo 11 1 th c N J d • e ,,.. cm~ mo . sve • . • .. ere m ew ersoy '. I ILYetOI Lind Haye. is US· Fourth,ranked and Duquesne slipped• by ' CID llle MasoDie Lodp a4: 1101118 state funds tow.. u and energelir•llv rh1r. bel)cong ed sox of thr Pohre Dept s . the hi bll hair I-• of the nation's W 1 ~ ,. I ,.._. c s1nletlon eottl& h ct I · c th t h I t d" he h 'sn't as mg any 1"1 on 9 w e ~~ es eyan ~. ,_, t e vJ a stahst,tc ~ 1 er a ·: 1•·cdoml(·t:Jtnt• . dw wd 'Pen"rn , it's a delicate bluing: is he the powerrut teams and the f S.t SIJfll{ wa~ .)llrll Jllf; one ); t as I snun s ear . "' b ce ho just • team in New England for ~k ' elth er fun '9 ~·1tzgrra ld ~ JUS · t_ stgnifie~· the few s~ me oy conn w w~ ago: bu t 1<0f titters 3 0 was doin the past eight years, or <'autlon'< sake hrought olong age b•'v<md traffic duty It he tin f 'gld " .. g Joe snapped Fairfield out of , . . · fi ,. ho 1. rou es o o umer ' h~c ob,etrklan s wde Flor- horses range from . , ECk'Je 1WI'dOW of omb'it'lous dream c c rdve .w ab u• FriSCO. tflCe h s greasepaml, nron. and 19 years I for hiS o ers oy s , John) Shubert wore paisley night by whipping the tags bl,hlood In her VOIDS, obVIOUSc school You may adopt a, b ts he h c t 'bl ight c62 )y N.aw Lindsay reallv "condemned" horse much as 00 w tc . JUS posst } m · 1 · " 't hire CChelller Conklin teo you might a puppy If you have, ve been tallor~d from the pals- 1.1 was nothing new to the cops 1'h<)' thf're's , the mcn ns and fac·ilities to care: ley walls of Barbra Frmrs nor to tMir coach Mullaney, whose team• now accomplished the feat . 11 consecutive years, but It 1 especially heartbreaking : Fairfiedc The little Connecticut school, playing in major c co~= competition for only the " year, had rolled up victories over such name teams as Boslon Coll~e, Duquesne and I Xavier (OhiO) 1n postmg an amazing lf..2 record. And lurking in the back of the 1 Stags' minds was a posstble bid to the National Tournament, a major step the world of big time coll<!ge !I athletic!. ' ., .Wtl!Mttf- .Voice of Broadway Starr-W~ 1K . 8l!illo hSoughtby. I Zaleald I I cblfl- One of the all-tlmt great athlet11 of flit country w.. • Golllpolia vlaltor Tutlday aft..- . Ht w11 Goorga L. Mlkon, famoua baaketball playlt' of the MinnNpolla Lakars. Ht wn an alkt., cantor on that pro tum, and wn the lint. coga player to be enahrlntd in tho A~~~o erican Baaketball Hall of Fame. The vlaitor who atanda aix hat, nine lnch11 tall vlslt.d with Bob R..., local automobile MI.,, It It reported that II most d-. he h.. to duck to get through. ==---..,------ I aetl: , I' . Ravenswood at Wabama Belpre at Eastem ;j ~. Ftllnaaey II 0, Pomenoy at Middleport ••11 Pl. Pl.,...nt at Gallipulls c•ci>< Malta-McConnelsville at G~ c,,1 ter cc .<: Albany at AllenlvDie ,,, Friday, Fehrur)o 2i cc • Wellston at AthelHI Logan at Jaebon W2bama ot Buff~o ' .Sa!w'day, February U Huntlngtoo East at Pt Plea•" . .;.._ ant ·· otber 11111101 (10 makftlp dat~:: yrt) . McArthur at Rutland ° 1 · flw4tlll'tl'·llilv• ll . _ :·· ·Rhinelanders Fourth•RankedproVI"dence Crushes Frur• £"Je·Jd' 7,t £2 : • at · ~· York •t MiUir ·~ u.e: .•uii ,o\llal. • lamlllerTratiHnl ThtVerylelt . In Uttd Can Anywl-.. EIOPOLITAN MOTORS "Vour l l..ltr Doator" 111111 Bililbbi!BII:!!IIR t; I( POMiaOY, 0. _. I I BAHR CLOTHIERS I c 1, I Friday & Saturday-Feb. 11-12 FRIDAY & SATURDAY, FEB. II & 12' I MEN'S SUITS (Winter & Summer Wt.) 1 Values to 8&.00 I But there was nop~~~~d~;::: ll for "David" as raced to a 32-21 tmlftlme I advantage and coasted to 118 I /16th victory In 18 games . •lim Benedict, a Connecticut was the principal achitect the Friars' triumph with i points on 12 of 18 shooting front II the floor. Fairfield, which had sulfered defeats to seveotlrranked and Villanova, was by Pat Burke with 13. St. Joe's showed no mercy Seton Hall in walloping llo-&1 ror its 16th IeottQU<!St in 20 games. Six scored in double figures for the Hawks, topped by Tom ' points, as SL Joe's hanoled II Seton ifll worst home defeat hi•toryc In games not involving tor 10 teams, SL John's (N.Y.) squeezed past Temple in doulble 'I I overtime 75-72, New York University upset North Caroli· n•. 83-78, DePaul outlasted Marquette 76-70 and Notre Dame halted its 13-game losing MEN'S Pull Over & Clrdliona Valuea to SlUI $2Q Dollor Dus _ _ i I I LOT 1 LOT ••· ALTERATIONS EXTRA Dollor Days__ $J.OO n , 1 Lot Ivy League I LOT CORDUROYS Men's Sport Coats Vatuea To SUB Reg. $2MO Value Donor Dlys _ _ $4.00 ••· :!leo - $12 .SO ••· .. 1 I MENS 1 LOT Moleskin Pants lwy League Pants ! Cavalry Cord & Heavy 'Ruw!t S±Wvt WOMEN'S WOMEN'S TENNIS OXFORDS tWhite eBlark eR t '' eLt. Blue eDr. Blu" ITALIAN STYLE Dress Flats LOAFERS s .88 SJ.OO .. pr pr Silf•s 4 to 10 $,.00,..1. BOYS MEN'S SCHOOL OXFORDS SHOES LOAFERS Siz.. 81'>.3 $).00 s .00 pr GLOVE LEATHER Size 7 to 12 p1lr MEN'S Little Girls WORK BOOTS S7 00 ~ize< Oxfords • Loafers 61o 12 s Siw R'4 lo 3 ,,,., pr Size 8\) to 3 BOY'S 1 to 11 ,.lr ~- Cushioned Insoles Basketball Shoes pr. Reg. $6c911 Values to ~IU9 ROUSH'S SHOE STORE 255 N. Second .... ,. TUSSY WIND & WEATHIR j Slu• I 1~12·140nly ,I Norwich Aspirin:=-'.. ~I':·, _ -OTifY PIHINI Cream;:-=--of.:....::::==--....-=--w_..., Middleport / RED FOIL HEARTS 5112 oz. ~0 I lb. $2.1 I 314 lb. 3.40 I FANCY SATIN HEARTS $3.3$ to $10.00 c 1 Modell stated that the proles-il Ilona! leagues should have trot over the showing of SJl<llrU il events on televlslon. "All we are asking you to Is to protect us from having our , only . product slnlen," said In· dians President Gabe Paul. , M<ldell told the eonunitteeo the Browns were willing tc I share television recelp!P. with the city when the team'• contract is negotiated in 1961 James Carney, representi Te.erama, Inc., stata; his ~~gb~=~i~ . WINTER COATS PIE PAN or CAKE PAN 2 ASSORTEDc CHOCOLATES $1.60 ps 0• ALSO: WHITMAN$ VALENnNE ClNDY any-~~V:A~L~E~N~T~IN~E~'~S~D~A~Y~IS~M~GN~O~A~Y~ - :I'E~·a~R:U~A~"~ · Y~1~4-1=~~~~~~~~~~§§~:~J ., . \.. f ' , ~ ~ .~!;\ fer MENS Mans Sport Shirt• & colored Dre11 Shirts and B1nlons Yoluft to $J.OO WINTER JACKETS "· (Wail! i.eDithal CAR COATS- •. nADIUM COATS REDUCED 25% 2 for $J.OO • ~5 Prominent Civil Engineer Qf Ashton Dies on Tuesday ' Volues To $4.98 .,.,._ ... ~.00 Dollor ~ ... I LOT ALUMINUM WARE laclles Sweaters Cake l'ans e Muffin P1n1 i PRICE L01f Pans lath Mat Sets $too $3.00 sum WASH QOTHS LADIES 10 for 98c DISH CftOTtl1 12 for $1.00 l PRICE \ ' . \ tQ .. ..:$1•• 1 LOT WORK UNIFORMS 1oys Sport Coats .... $US Voluo $5.00 ,... 101 Y•l-te flUS- $5.00 -. ladies Dresses Juniors, Misses. Half Sizes Re2. $7.95 to $25.00 'AI PRICE $]·91 to $12·50 I' LOT Ladles Skirts Values from 9.95 to 2U5 V. PRICE $4·98 to $14·98 LADIES COATS LADIES JACKm 1 Lot .. .. l Price & CAR COATS 1 Lot .... 33!% IEDUCID 25% · ILOT . ·~· ~~~.··~ w. . · , ......... MENS I LOT TEFLON ' Rltl• $1.98 Value BuHerin·.-... $2.00 ••• LadiH Blouses ·HALF SLIPS .... ~~~;;·;:~~ has the right:to:pick up erama and CATV, fnc ., are ~king the franchises. S3.98 13.95- LADIES NYLON Crest Tooihpdtte • !lb. box 21b. box Pullover & Zlp Front ~olun to 1 LOT ~2 1 LARGE GROUP f6.95 - - Mens Hooded SWEAT SHIRTS SALE PRICED AT ... .' 49C: i PRICE BLANKEr .00 Valuaa To $39.95 Clairol Shamp»>-;: _ .;53~ Zip Out Uned Toppers Y,OUR CHOICE! $15 • Listerine :...; "" ous." i $].00 59c:$t 1 .00 . MENS Oxfords & Loafers IALI 1 Size 7 to II Values to $17 99 1.00 ., Mans Top Coats & $J.OO THERMOL SWEATERS I I 1 Work Shoe S]-DO pr. CLEVELAND {UP!) - Uncontrolled cable television oper_I ations here Oould force the Cleveland Browns and Indians to move, olfielals of the teams warned Wedneeday c Browns Pr.,ident Art Modenlf lnld five city council eommitleel eonaldering granting franchises to two telev•islortlf firms here lllet If the cable vtaion operallons are not trolled they "mi&ht 10 endanger I the stability of the Browns and the Indians as to render their situation In Cleveland nr•cori-11 SLIP OVER I SPRAy,. . . . 2.GO 1 LOT FEB. 11-12 GIRLS SHORT SLEEVE Windew Uncontrolled I Cable·TV hit By Art Modell . BOYS Sizes J 1h-6 $4.00 vAit~· y~ -1!,. .-{•)1' I 8BROWN Size 4 to 10 Doyo_ FRIDAY & SATURDAY 1 (Mens) Values To $5.98 o.Jin nssUE o 8BLACK Si<e4to8 BA111180M CANDIES c WOMENS 11XA11 Corduroy LADIES Textured Nylo1s Voluis to $1.65 DoUor Dora- SOc pr, LADIES SLACKS IIDUCID 25% Bahr Clothiers MIDDI!POin', O. c. �···- ·-¥ · _ . . , . .,_. __ - -~~- · 'c ' ·' room before she preened oil to "MALL COLLI!'.GE POLL old Winter Garden dressing NEW YORK <IIPI)-Tbe room before she preened off ~ Unlied . Presi , ''jntemltiorull Ill• Pari.• oollectiont' but no, 1mau ccilt~t~e. t4ekto..n:rat~nCs . l!Jekle said they were from thl with ftm.P~ votel end wOO. · By Jaek O'Brian cJI'rench Bootery .. . llaDdeome loet • ncords ' ~ ~' . c critic Jobn McClain wean DO F"" ' ''111 · th "'; · lor it .... We got most of Ill• , overcoat nor even 1 eapa tgl ~· 5• paren e c. c , It'll be IDtare.linglo aee ~llo ·a alp here or there. mtely who runs Le Pav111on , forego!n& info from mo~ted first nights, as quite bedta a[T..Ji ,; · ' . , Pollia' ml-« La Cote Basque now Hizzoner must ve been jam- cop Bill Capps the night The fop who arrives In bls own Soutnen> llllnol! c(32 ()43) 3451 that Henri Soule is dead · . His med in Bdwy. traffic, with bJs Great Indoors" was Jnntcted cbauffeur • tootlad Bentley _ North Dakota (I) (18-3) 2ttl wile, Olp, blldn't been 8l'OUild orders to tleket U'affii)-Rubben atxlaald ho<Sin& was far more John's diffident about Rolls· Grambling (I) (18·2) 210 i In yeart, remaining In France c In the theatre district; how a· fascmatmg than the deadly dull Royces, quite). Tennesse State 113·2) 182i Soule's rilbt.band-ln glove, Hen. bout hiiiiJiag 1 lfw on em drama Cseheduled for eltterml· Cheyney State (J~) 1311 rlette, had been his restaur· double jamming the narrow nation Feb. 5). Evansvllle (]3-6 103 1 ant's realdent helper-in chief lotreets on the Upper l!:ast S1de. M~. t'l\nnl my ~-teele, ofwhothsat Yoo can make everyday ,Val- Valparaiso (15-4) 101 J_ 1 1 0118 Tommy Steele, dellgbtlul M>unted cops m the e11 · m uvn us, ,. • ?B• ,enune's Day by remembering Kentucky Wesleyjlll (13-3) 98, The . nine representallves young English star of the en. latage area have been II'11UDd lovely, eompoaed Elllhsh g~r~s i those you love and driving Northern Mlchigllll (10.2) ?5i city, Hamilton County rhonling "Half A Sixpence," wlthou< tbe!J: .steeds tagging ev. wbleb stiD eosmetiel ::ouldn I safely. Winter weather mokes Indiana Slate (I) (18-3) 511 stadium Sleerlag has gone New York Wlth a ven· eryc ear In s~ght; they oplaiD llllpNVe c. c Lee Remick s stage ldrlvlng particularly huardous. , Second !D-11, Central (Ohio) ~ eonftr 'llllb 10 geanee- hlnfter.theatresnack po~tely the soow makeo the eolluJne ""' funky and non- eSo won't you slow down anti State 47; 12, Oglethorpe 42; 13, 'I'ED MANSON UI1Jaa Renewal Flnl ""''i""i bllbl UDited ln .Dinty Moore's just li);e the gomg dangerous for their movie star as to seem dlslract·lldrive carefully? Always wear Long e!&land U. S'l; 14 (tie),: , c IIIHI the Bureau of - broUIId from En~rest of us confirmed Broadway. bmounts and that's horseshoe ':::; :,'q:St:-e:'.:w:.l!ft lit· seat belts yourself and inslit Akroa aud Seattle Pacific 38; Ted ftl. Mona, ~ Ill l o a ! 1 ! . . . .• . ~J~~-~ lblp baiiP .~ '. lies Tommy's wife attend- usmess. • · c· ccc1on your psssengers wearlnl .If: Abilene Christian 30; 11 of OperiiiOlll, £oneiVIlle ...,..: ClnclDalltl Offlellll ter .'the ClvU Wlf. ' ed the openlnc at the Barry· Those redoubtable nags are Mitchell Talman as tile sympa·i them, too. You Highway Safe: Youngslown c!'l; 1~, Albu·, enlloa StalltD, Co1tmJJna info ca atalulory ~:~1 mor• Thealre of "Wait Untll ' ttke Navy destroyers-they're mw:derlnJ s~ pro-lty Department urges you to be querque U. 21; 19, Jackson) 8Dtl . liullllolll Oblo EleetrfC Wedlleaday In tbelr !IDly 14 ,IJIIil blv~ eer' J 111 Df1rh"' with Roddy Mcllowall, [named after retired mounted JI'C ID mtelllgen Yaltractive ,a lllfe driver. Istate 12; 20, Assumption 10. . 'c ' ... heeD llamed.U. U Of 1111 11DIIed tlf saft and sam• every wifo'• · poliremen; the old doll of an i' appeal, like James Garner b" l - - - - - Coqlllllj',.,.. c Natural Roaouuea states. · •,.,,11 Tht·v wm the posl· ,oaHueler on 52d St near Gal· fore he dtscov~red he was a i IIIIIDI Saperblleadetlt, Co- Fred MIIIT told llleDi at ~ tilely best behoved of the nor. lagh.r's Is named "John-0;" , Star . There' cone single I l'l1le Gelleralfq StatloD, :~ in ClneinDIII tballlile "We !Did tbtmclt -ir«!14 bi :$1h no;som• opmlng mght naturally there are lots of "lr-~ clutching moment !" the last_ c ootoa, Obit: MaaiOII 1111 the use of under eurte~tt· iltale~ubitionistsc beautifu!iy atten- tch lmses (''Clancy," Murph' .~eene as entertamlncly_ scary , bla employ1ileai1D Jm lillie . this tlme" tor Morr Ald. "Ill other live through il all, Roddy trans- etec I but it's an ecumenical equ· a> any ~lay In :•des. ... I "1-U .: Wlbltll aea:..--;:~ state park on lba clly'l wooltl require new fixed specially durin~ the nil· ine world too 'Sisserson," a ' Some! lng see !lllss.,. In . . ; 100dl of Cel Dl c ont by file Obi!>,Gtnerat til~· rrightening final c s c • n, stur~y steed named after 0 re- th~ flr~t n1ght ~udienco and. . By JOE GERGEN streak by topp•nc Butler 84-61., wao traaaferred to rtqua, ~ rr ~ Cincinnati croup which mak., the talklly dawdc tired Jewish mountie and "Sal· ~ad, If I~ wasn t Anita Lou UPI Sports Writer I In other ga..'tles, Doyton l Poaten, 111111 'IIIIJIIDied Slpe1' . a slate park could lin ~ earlier expanse immense- erno." after a pensioned Pais- lse; ~ha~ s the rub, stck or David struck out against Xavler 76-79, Mary~ndl vtaor of OperaU,U• 'at tM alo -the Iy worth the yawning. an who kept a Civil Service ton· sump n, Just when we were Goliath but he'll he back Navy ?4-69, Mt•ml, CoueoviUo lltatloll In 5?. Mr. d lb ne:f stadium floi~nce Honderson derorat. gue in his head A Capuchin i cfonvinhced hAnita'lns thenevelir alwahyt 'year to try againc C whipped tOMhlonhUIIa.~~,! udCo b~ Mtm'llh:~lvl: :::'.Jud~ In ~~ lbul th f' t · hi b "adopt , rom er orne me '8 1 ross upse a a n ..,. 1 ~wD wo 11 1 th c N J d • e ,,.. cm~ mo . sve • . • .. ere m ew ersoy '. I ILYetOI Lind Haye. is US· Fourth,ranked and Duquesne slipped• by ' CID llle MasoDie Lodp a4: 1101118 state funds tow.. u and energelir•llv rh1r. bel)cong ed sox of thr Pohre Dept s . the hi bll hair I-• of the nation's W 1 ~ ,. I ,.._. c s1nletlon eottl& h ct I · c th t h I t d" he h 'sn't as mg any 1"1 on 9 w e ~~ es eyan ~. ,_, t e vJ a stahst,tc ~ 1 er a ·: 1•·cdoml(·t:Jtnt• . dw wd 'Pen"rn , it's a delicate bluing: is he the powerrut teams and the f S.t SIJfll{ wa~ .)llrll Jllf; one ); t as I snun s ear . "' b ce ho just • team in New England for ~k ' elth er fun '9 ~·1tzgrra ld ~ JUS · t_ stgnifie~· the few s~ me oy conn w w~ ago: bu t 1<0f titters 3 0 was doin the past eight years, or <'autlon'< sake hrought olong age b•'v<md traffic duty It he tin f 'gld " .. g Joe snapped Fairfield out of , . . · fi ,. ho 1. rou es o o umer ' h~c ob,etrklan s wde Flor- horses range from . , ECk'Je 1WI'dOW of omb'it'lous dream c c rdve .w ab u• FriSCO. tflCe h s greasepaml, nron. and 19 years I for hiS o ers oy s , John) Shubert wore paisley night by whipping the tags bl,hlood In her VOIDS, obVIOUSc school You may adopt a, b ts he h c t 'bl ight c62 )y N.aw Lindsay reallv "condemned" horse much as 00 w tc . JUS posst } m · 1 · " 't hire CChelller Conklin teo you might a puppy If you have, ve been tallor~d from the pals- 1.1 was nothing new to the cops 1'h<)' thf're's , the mcn ns and fac·ilities to care: ley walls of Barbra Frmrs nor to tMir coach Mullaney, whose team• now accomplished the feat . 11 consecutive years, but It 1 especially heartbreaking : Fairfiedc The little Connecticut school, playing in major c co~= competition for only the " year, had rolled up victories over such name teams as Boslon Coll~e, Duquesne and I Xavier (OhiO) 1n postmg an amazing lf..2 record. And lurking in the back of the 1 Stags' minds was a posstble bid to the National Tournament, a major step the world of big time coll<!ge !I athletic!. ' ., .Wtl!Mttf- .Voice of Broadway Starr-W~ 1K . 8l!illo hSoughtby. I Zaleald I I cblfl- One of the all-tlmt great athlet11 of flit country w.. • Golllpolia vlaltor Tutlday aft..- . Ht w11 Goorga L. Mlkon, famoua baaketball playlt' of the MinnNpolla Lakars. Ht wn an alkt., cantor on that pro tum, and wn the lint. coga player to be enahrlntd in tho A~~~o erican Baaketball Hall of Fame. The vlaitor who atanda aix hat, nine lnch11 tall vlslt.d with Bob R..., local automobile MI.,, It It reported that II most d-. he h.. to duck to get through. ==---..,------ I aetl: , I' . Ravenswood at Wabama Belpre at Eastem ;j ~. Ftllnaaey II 0, Pomenoy at Middleport ••11 Pl. Pl.,...nt at Gallipulls c•ci>< Malta-McConnelsville at G~ c,,1 ter cc .<: Albany at AllenlvDie ,,, Friday, Fehrur)o 2i cc • Wellston at AthelHI Logan at Jaebon W2bama ot Buff~o ' .Sa!w'day, February U Huntlngtoo East at Pt Plea•" . .;.._ ant ·· otber 11111101 (10 makftlp dat~:: yrt) . McArthur at Rutland ° 1 · flw4tlll'tl'·llilv• ll . _ :·· ·Rhinelanders Fourth•RankedproVI"dence Crushes Frur• £"Je·Jd' 7,t £2 : • at · ~· York •t MiUir ·~ u.e: .•uii ,o\llal. • lamlllerTratiHnl ThtVerylelt . In Uttd Can Anywl-.. EIOPOLITAN MOTORS "Vour l l..ltr Doator" 111111 Bililbbi!BII:!!IIR t; I( POMiaOY, 0. _. I I BAHR CLOTHIERS I c 1, I Friday & Saturday-Feb. 11-12 FRIDAY & SATURDAY, FEB. II & 12' I MEN'S SUITS (Winter & Summer Wt.) 1 Values to 8&.00 I But there was nop~~~~d~;::: ll for "David" as raced to a 32-21 tmlftlme I advantage and coasted to 118 I /16th victory In 18 games . •lim Benedict, a Connecticut was the principal achitect the Friars' triumph with i points on 12 of 18 shooting front II the floor. Fairfield, which had sulfered defeats to seveotlrranked and Villanova, was by Pat Burke with 13. St. Joe's showed no mercy Seton Hall in walloping llo-&1 ror its 16th IeottQU<!St in 20 games. Six scored in double figures for the Hawks, topped by Tom ' points, as SL Joe's hanoled II Seton ifll worst home defeat hi•toryc In games not involving tor 10 teams, SL John's (N.Y.) squeezed past Temple in doulble 'I I overtime 75-72, New York University upset North Caroli· n•. 83-78, DePaul outlasted Marquette 76-70 and Notre Dame halted its 13-game losing MEN'S Pull Over & Clrdliona Valuea to SlUI $2Q Dollor Dus _ _ i I I LOT 1 LOT ••· ALTERATIONS EXTRA Dollor Days__ $J.OO n , 1 Lot Ivy League I LOT CORDUROYS Men's Sport Coats Vatuea To SUB Reg. $2MO Value Donor Dlys _ _ $4.00 ••· :!leo - $12 .SO ••· .. 1 I MENS 1 LOT Moleskin Pants lwy League Pants ! Cavalry Cord & Heavy 'Ruw!t S±Wvt WOMEN'S WOMEN'S TENNIS OXFORDS tWhite eBlark eR t '' eLt. Blue eDr. Blu" ITALIAN STYLE Dress Flats LOAFERS s .88 SJ.OO .. pr pr Silf•s 4 to 10 $,.00,..1. BOYS MEN'S SCHOOL OXFORDS SHOES LOAFERS Siz.. 81'>.3 $).00 s .00 pr GLOVE LEATHER Size 7 to 12 p1lr MEN'S Little Girls WORK BOOTS S7 00 ~ize< Oxfords • Loafers 61o 12 s Siw R'4 lo 3 ,,,., pr Size 8\) to 3 BOY'S 1 to 11 ,.lr ~- Cushioned Insoles Basketball Shoes pr. Reg. $6c911 Values to ~IU9 ROUSH'S SHOE STORE 255 N. Second .... ,. TUSSY WIND & WEATHIR j Slu• I 1~12·140nly ,I Norwich Aspirin:=-'.. ~I':·, _ -OTifY PIHINI Cream;:-=--of.:....::::==--....-=--w_..., Middleport / RED FOIL HEARTS 5112 oz. ~0 I lb. $2.1 I 314 lb. 3.40 I FANCY SATIN HEARTS $3.3$ to $10.00 c 1 Modell stated that the proles-il Ilona! leagues should have trot over the showing of SJl<llrU il events on televlslon. "All we are asking you to Is to protect us from having our , only . product slnlen," said In· dians President Gabe Paul. , M<ldell told the eonunitteeo the Browns were willing tc I share television recelp!P. with the city when the team'• contract is negotiated in 1961 James Carney, representi Te.erama, Inc., stata; his ~~gb~=~i~ . WINTER COATS PIE PAN or CAKE PAN 2 ASSORTEDc CHOCOLATES $1.60 ps 0• ALSO: WHITMAN$ VALENnNE ClNDY any-~~V:A~L~E~N~T~IN~E~'~S~D~A~Y~IS~M~GN~O~A~Y~ - :I'E~·a~R:U~A~"~ · Y~1~4-1=~~~~~~~~~~§§~:~J ., . \.. f ' , ~ ~ .~!;\ fer MENS Mans Sport Shirt• & colored Dre11 Shirts and B1nlons Yoluft to $J.OO WINTER JACKETS "· (Wail! i.eDithal CAR COATS- •. nADIUM COATS REDUCED 25% 2 for $J.OO • ~5 Prominent Civil Engineer Qf Ashton Dies on Tuesday ' Volues To $4.98 .,.,._ ... ~.00 Dollor ~ ... I LOT ALUMINUM WARE laclles Sweaters Cake l'ans e Muffin P1n1 i PRICE L01f Pans lath Mat Sets $too $3.00 sum WASH QOTHS LADIES 10 for 98c DISH CftOTtl1 12 for $1.00 l PRICE \ ' . \ tQ .. ..:$1•• 1 LOT WORK UNIFORMS 1oys Sport Coats .... $US Voluo $5.00 ,... 101 Y•l-te flUS- $5.00 -. ladies Dresses Juniors, Misses. Half Sizes Re2. $7.95 to $25.00 'AI PRICE $]·91 to $12·50 I' LOT Ladles Skirts Values from 9.95 to 2U5 V. PRICE $4·98 to $14·98 LADIES COATS LADIES JACKm 1 Lot .. .. l Price & CAR COATS 1 Lot .... 33!% IEDUCID 25% · ILOT . ·~· ~~~.··~ w. . · , ......... MENS I LOT TEFLON ' Rltl• $1.98 Value BuHerin·.-... $2.00 ••• LadiH Blouses ·HALF SLIPS .... ~~~;;·;:~~ has the right:to:pick up erama and CATV, fnc ., are ~king the franchises. S3.98 13.95- LADIES NYLON Crest Tooihpdtte • !lb. box 21b. box Pullover & Zlp Front ~olun to 1 LOT ~2 1 LARGE GROUP f6.95 - - Mens Hooded SWEAT SHIRTS SALE PRICED AT ... .' 49C: i PRICE BLANKEr .00 Valuaa To $39.95 Clairol Shamp»>-;: _ .;53~ Zip Out Uned Toppers Y,OUR CHOICE! $15 • Listerine :...; "" ous." i $].00 59c:$t 1 .00 . MENS Oxfords & Loafers IALI 1 Size 7 to II Values to $17 99 1.00 ., Mans Top Coats & $J.OO THERMOL SWEATERS I I 1 Work Shoe S]-DO pr. CLEVELAND {UP!) - Uncontrolled cable television oper_I ations here Oould force the Cleveland Browns and Indians to move, olfielals of the teams warned Wedneeday c Browns Pr.,ident Art Modenlf lnld five city council eommitleel eonaldering granting franchises to two telev•islortlf firms here lllet If the cable vtaion operallons are not trolled they "mi&ht 10 endanger I the stability of the Browns and the Indians as to render their situation In Cleveland nr•cori-11 SLIP OVER I SPRAy,. . . . 2.GO 1 LOT FEB. 11-12 GIRLS SHORT SLEEVE Windew Uncontrolled I Cable·TV hit By Art Modell . BOYS Sizes J 1h-6 $4.00 vAit~· y~ -1!,. .-{•)1' I 8BROWN Size 4 to 10 Doyo_ FRIDAY & SATURDAY 1 (Mens) Values To $5.98 o.Jin nssUE o 8BLACK Si<e4to8 BA111180M CANDIES c WOMENS 11XA11 Corduroy LADIES Textured Nylo1s Voluis to $1.65 DoUor Dora- SOc pr, LADIES SLACKS IIDUCID 25% Bahr Clothiers MIDDI!POin', O. c. �• ' I ' f ' ' ' •. ! ! • \ • • .I ' ' • Old Towarflats : i-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., ~eb. 10, 1968 J.,, ' 'RUMIJi S±evm . i CANDIES Fol\, You~ '~. LENTINE ... COLUMBUS SPORTS VAeATION encl COUIIUM ootl ANNIX A NINE-DAY SHOW , '--~. FRL & SAT. Living Room Suite wn• ·DATU ~II 1.1 P.M. WIIK I_HDS I '11111. P.M. ~ It ftiAVIL FEB. 11·12 -· DOLLAR -~W RB. 12-U OHiO S'rA'I'E FlURCIIIO-S 211G DAYSI 2 PCE. Early Amerlcen TR.a- e niHING 'rAC:KLII e 'I'RAVEL 'I'IIAQ.IBS ' ·• . e 70·MINV'I'I S'rAG£ ud 'rANK SHOW e SPOR'I'IlllG IQUJPMIIN'i' DAYS 0¥.11 SlOat IN PIIZIS.' .OAT i.triN AWAY DUliN. UCH ITAIOI SHOW Iff Jo ~Ill . ' OlAND AWAID ll A JIIP. FIJI ·rAiti!N• TO A~L · ADMISSiON 11,50 RED FOil HEART$ A~ULT eUU..ORf.N IS •nd t :SOJo:R U CINU 5 1/2 (1l. 80C 1 lb. $2.10 1314 ... 3.40 Save Duri"'J Dollar Dop Reg. $224.95 V1lue ,, FOREMAN &. ABBOTT HELEN HELP US! N. 2nd Ave. ,., Thursday, Friday, Saturday·· Stretch Dollars At ASSORTED CHOCOLATES lib. box $1.60 3.15 21b. box • • • I \'ALENTINE'S DAY IS MONDAY FEBRUARY 14 SWISHER and LOHSE ' ~•S CRIPTION$ L ~ PH. WY 2-2955 1 POMEROY, OHIO ; tlii!E.MAINST. • .19 lb. Freah Deily Certified Oil Station ===::;;;;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~W~. ~Mo~ln~lt~.iiiiii:iiii~...,~,.~..,~.,~~ hoping several Q - Mykind! son, of 15, Iiooodaller. 1gicwasloit .. - --· - ·- - - -be would outgrow -~ ~----~ ---- DOLLAR BAYS All Wools l5tyo and Knits . OFF 98c 1 GROUP OF BLENDS Reg. 1.98 & 1.79 SALE yd. Would shots belp him? A - II Is anllkely lila! your !!Oil will outgrow hls allergie· completely. some persons, af· ter avoiding Ute offendin~ food for several years, can telerate small amounts of It from time to time when they are feeling in the pink. Colds and other Infections are likely to lntensi· !y existing allergies. Injections of extracts of po~ len bave been used to desensi- 89c· I GROUP OF BETTER DRIP DRY COTTONS Reg. 98c to 1.39 SALE yd. I GROUP LACE TRIMS ANDEDGING 1 NOW__ __ } PRICE QUILTED COnON ;~t·t 1' 49 ~ 1~ yd. 100 GROUP OF DOECORD Regular 1.49 SALE_ . ' ... , yd. BLEEDING MADRAS . . Regular 1.29 SALE . 89c yd. "0---All!tem• Friday & Saturday l 'st>d Se~ring ltluhlne Sale! ,, porta bl es 8ulf0nhoto With Now lin..,. 2 5Inger Mokor Included- 39.95 Wh ite Portable Am. Portable N~W SING~R MACHINES 59.95 e Local Bank Fin1ncing Th~ Fabrie S4op Singer Sales & Service WY 2·2284 POMEROY lhelr shoet In lbelr bands . summer wealher. Why! It saveo shoe lealher 8lld averts blisters. Theres L'ung degradinl about bare and my teens can shed Uteir shoes aoyliroe they want to i <exc.,t ot church, etc.) At age 38, I'm still barefooted alloul three-foiiJ'Ibj of Ute time, and lblt Includes rlllllllng down l.o the store on Ute corner. And. no, I'm not "pore folb." lilY tbolt IIIOlilll; . busbilnd ow1te a llhoettore Well, I cot • letllr last week. 8ARE FOOl' FORWARD 1,'! l'U very eold 8lld dlstanl Dear BFF: .. Aid be ha bid bls over· TRAlTORf! I! - H. .... lillie extended ail monllu. PAll FOR BABY SJTI'ING SOIIII\bllll or IIQillOOne h as GJiA,NDMOTIIERS ~ bll mlncL can you tell !kar Helen: me wba to CQIII,act so I can I believe a lot ol grandptn" ll wt lbe r..,.. lor Ibis enls wish Utey had Ute nerve ,--...;..--------~----------., br*-up~ - HEART· write Utts: eOur 14,000 Square Feel of Floor AREA enables KEN "JANE" Why In the world don't ~ar H~raken: get PAID by our children Us To PURCHASE IN QUANTITY 1,Befvrt you write to ANYONE baby sitting their chlltlren·r ~~- lollf, loving lettera to They don't think twi<:e about at The LOWEST FACTORY PRICESI !T1Ir ~~ be sure you p~~ying for outside be1p mh••• II 'lilow lhe taets. Perbap• .hls they can't get a bold c1. us. e% ACRE OF FRE& PARKING illle owntU wae eslended and GRANDMA L.B.H. :pt."' Jlqbe, UU Jlllll)' meo o..r Young Parents everyBESIDES OUR STOREI blJ dlqppolatment made his where: l~tle{ IOIIIId. ''®ld llld dl• Hear this: Don't expect hours ~ot." Maybe, like miiDY men of free baby sitting without .P•· '1e -doan'l knll• HOW. to writs lng somelhlng In return. tBut 1. me, ~. IIOIIietlmes a session wllh pailltll ~,!beb' II In I combat brUIIt or garden tools is much '!11"8 Ill ' .' ,! Illite lor IIIOI'e appreciated than 1 ~111111 · ijwlng. I think <•heelc.) - H. l'®'d.reffelll .ftlllbllly If yuu Dear !Jelen: a • FromNe1rby F1rms tize persons wilh hay fever but injecliollll of food extracts bave not been widely used. Some allergists Instead ildvocale a pro. cess of desensitization by ea~ ing a minute amount of the oflending food daily and very gradually Increasing Ute am· ount as tolerance develops but Utis will not work with all vic- doz. McCall's Palterns 115 W. SECOND ~------ ---------· OHIO ---- - sills. - FURNITURE ~ No-Need To Pay Retail Furniture Prices--No Need To Wait For SO CALL SALES! SAVE on EVERYDAY factory to You PRICES ! YOU I CAN SAVE EVERYDAY OF THE YEARI eBANK AND OTHER FINANCING AVAILABLE eSAVE EVEN MORE-Pick Up Your Purchase- ' ' '!lila 11 UJIII'I!,Uncled 11 yours •PI layorable publi<:ity. Oh, 1 doo't riireltl!7.!11!1·" : mun on lbe front page, I mean ~ gp' .jld "will" McCoy's or V•lley BeD H. 2 Place, 96" Soft and Chtlr, Latex Fum Fln11t Nylon Cover Mfg. List $379.95 ·:; BE~ftfS. WORLD '•,! . .-.- _-••• .• ~ · Before You Buy YOU WON1 blm In folksy stories and songs, as the} did In World War IL ~ llele~! i · Army pablle relotions men (U :. pi wrole now shocked she Utero are sucb things) are fall• Jtqee teen..gera walking ing mlaerably. ~ fiOiD scbool barefooted, We need her001, ltorf•• of ,. lik,1J· ,._ • You Owelt To Yourself To Shop Here as to the DISCOUNT SELLING PRICE I Save Time -- Save Money ::'~a~pl~ VI~::-::~UO:utm!':: lvs. Ad•m• or Holsum Slight Fee For Delivery Beyond 2~ Miles ALL ITEMS ARE CLEARLY MARKED ai··"tteh River News Gauge readings · -- Gallipolis Dam 12.3, 17.6, running 19 feet oo rollers, Pomeroy· Mason 21· .&t, Pt. Pleasant 2UG, Hinton .82, Kanawha Falls 1.79, Char· lesion 19.26, London, Marmet, and Winfield dam.s were oo Ute ~ II tims. \ ••DEAR ~ANII" IJ!lTTER Helen: :, You he!ll' a lot about "Dear ~olin" leUor~ to men In Ute ..,.. '/leo, but how about the ... Dear faae" letters? 1 My husballd II in lhe ~ervice ciYerleas, ;11141\IQ • combet zone '-> our babJ fluabler lilld I .;p,•t join blJ,J. Wha be !ell, lie loved Ill • • Be tried evw:y way !0:·sot hollle lo til. be fill!! wrll8 for a Oeor A FIRST QUALITY REGULAR- 4 In Your Shopping AREA ... l--- by Helen Bottel--' 11-1 REXALL DRUGS Friendly Service 4 ,, 't 2 Pc. Nylon Covered, Foam Cushions LIVING ROOM-Mfg. List $149.99 LIVING ROOM i Ohio River - Walter l!eck· I jord down 13, 11:15 p. m.; New I Martinsville down 13, 5:50 a.m.; Philip Sporn down 13, 6:50 a. m.; stormy and Big Jolul up 14, 6:15 p. m. Eastern up 14, 12:110 a. m.; Queen City ap 15, Z:IO a. m. ; Mountain Slak up 15, 4:1L a. m.; Principln up 16, 3:341 a m.; Lillie Edward up t~, 7:20 a. m.; 1\ndrew Calboun down 20, 1:20 a. m.; L. Wade Childers down 21, 4 a. m.: Seneca Chiel up 21, 7 a. m Mary B. down 22, 9:50 p.m.; Jolul J. Rowe down 22, t1:15 p. m.; OV· EC down 22, 1:30 a. m.: Orco dawn 22, 4:U a m.; Jeflboat up 23, 6:45 p. m.; Little George down 23, l.i):20 p. m.; Illinois ur Greenup 10: 15 p. m.; Buckeye State down Greenup 7: 10 a. m. Peggy Downey up Meldehl 6:40 p. m.; Edeana 8cJt. worth up Meldahl 7:40 p. m.; H E Bowles. up Meldahl 8:U m; Franklin B down Mel· . dahl t!:2S a m; Alico UF Mel· dahl 3:50 a m. GaiUpaHo Dam - Valley Transporter ~P 8 p. m. ; Solvay down 9:20 D. m : Bt•ll Frog UP I SUITE lb. - - OI.IR PRICE CONTINUOUS FILAMENT NYLON RUGS Plastic Top Uncl•alfl~, ... 50 lb. .f.8 . p~~:s 117-' SUITE SJ3S·OO 3 Living Room '· ~ only TABLES • • h12' s43 12'xl2' $69.95 REG. PRICE $89.90 ' ' 5 Piece Chroma PATCH WORK or Bro112e1'ono DINETTE . SALAD OUR · PRICE-- I ' DRESSING -· .. SIMO·N'S . LOOSE YOUR PANTS List Prica-$49.95 ' ' S]t:DO U .. HERE ••• REG. $79.95 ·-----:REESE DIS,COUNT •' , t ,., . '' • • I' • ' • -~·~~~ • OUR PRICE - ,J~:I· ·, ~,~ • Q~LIPOLIS, ' J '· ,,~- -- ss7 2S RE OUTLET I !• ' CHAIR " ' OHIO ..... ,, ' .' ,,, �• ' I ' f ' ' ' •. ! ! • \ • • .I ' ' • Old Towarflats : i-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., ~eb. 10, 1968 J.,, ' 'RUMIJi S±evm . i CANDIES Fol\, You~ '~. LENTINE ... COLUMBUS SPORTS VAeATION encl COUIIUM ootl ANNIX A NINE-DAY SHOW , '--~. FRL & SAT. Living Room Suite wn• ·DATU ~II 1.1 P.M. WIIK I_HDS I '11111. P.M. ~ It ftiAVIL FEB. 11·12 -· DOLLAR -~W RB. 12-U OHiO S'rA'I'E FlURCIIIO-S 211G DAYSI 2 PCE. Early Amerlcen TR.a- e niHING 'rAC:KLII e 'I'RAVEL 'I'IIAQ.IBS ' ·• . e 70·MINV'I'I S'rAG£ ud 'rANK SHOW e SPOR'I'IlllG IQUJPMIIN'i' DAYS 0¥.11 SlOat IN PIIZIS.' .OAT i.triN AWAY DUliN. UCH ITAIOI SHOW Iff Jo ~Ill . ' OlAND AWAID ll A JIIP. FIJI ·rAiti!N• TO A~L · ADMISSiON 11,50 RED FOil HEART$ A~ULT eUU..ORf.N IS •nd t :SOJo:R U CINU 5 1/2 (1l. 80C 1 lb. $2.10 1314 ... 3.40 Save Duri"'J Dollar Dop Reg. $224.95 V1lue ,, FOREMAN &. ABBOTT HELEN HELP US! N. 2nd Ave. ,., Thursday, Friday, Saturday·· Stretch Dollars At ASSORTED CHOCOLATES lib. box $1.60 3.15 21b. box • • • I \'ALENTINE'S DAY IS MONDAY FEBRUARY 14 SWISHER and LOHSE ' ~•S CRIPTION$ L ~ PH. WY 2-2955 1 POMEROY, OHIO ; tlii!E.MAINST. • .19 lb. Freah Deily Certified Oil Station ===::;;;;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~W~. ~Mo~ln~lt~.iiiiii:iiii~...,~,.~..,~.,~~ hoping several Q - Mykind! son, of 15, Iiooodaller. 1gicwasloit .. - --· - ·- - - -be would outgrow -~ ~----~ ---- DOLLAR BAYS All Wools l5tyo and Knits . OFF 98c 1 GROUP OF BLENDS Reg. 1.98 & 1.79 SALE yd. Would shots belp him? A - II Is anllkely lila! your !!Oil will outgrow hls allergie· completely. some persons, af· ter avoiding Ute offendin~ food for several years, can telerate small amounts of It from time to time when they are feeling in the pink. Colds and other Infections are likely to lntensi· !y existing allergies. Injections of extracts of po~ len bave been used to desensi- 89c· I GROUP OF BETTER DRIP DRY COTTONS Reg. 98c to 1.39 SALE yd. I GROUP LACE TRIMS ANDEDGING 1 NOW__ __ } PRICE QUILTED COnON ;~t·t 1' 49 ~ 1~ yd. 100 GROUP OF DOECORD Regular 1.49 SALE_ . ' ... , yd. BLEEDING MADRAS . . Regular 1.29 SALE . 89c yd. "0---All!tem• Friday & Saturday l 'st>d Se~ring ltluhlne Sale! ,, porta bl es 8ulf0nhoto With Now lin..,. 2 5Inger Mokor Included- 39.95 Wh ite Portable Am. Portable N~W SING~R MACHINES 59.95 e Local Bank Fin1ncing Th~ Fabrie S4op Singer Sales & Service WY 2·2284 POMEROY lhelr shoet In lbelr bands . summer wealher. Why! It saveo shoe lealher 8lld averts blisters. Theres L'ung degradinl about bare and my teens can shed Uteir shoes aoyliroe they want to i <exc.,t ot church, etc.) At age 38, I'm still barefooted alloul three-foiiJ'Ibj of Ute time, and lblt Includes rlllllllng down l.o the store on Ute corner. And. no, I'm not "pore folb." lilY tbolt IIIOlilll; . busbilnd ow1te a llhoettore Well, I cot • letllr last week. 8ARE FOOl' FORWARD 1,'! l'U very eold 8lld dlstanl Dear BFF: .. Aid be ha bid bls over· TRAlTORf! I! - H. .... lillie extended ail monllu. PAll FOR BABY SJTI'ING SOIIII\bllll or IIQillOOne h as GJiA,NDMOTIIERS ~ bll mlncL can you tell !kar Helen: me wba to CQIII,act so I can I believe a lot ol grandptn" ll wt lbe r..,.. lor Ibis enls wish Utey had Ute nerve ,--...;..--------~----------., br*-up~ - HEART· write Utts: eOur 14,000 Square Feel of Floor AREA enables KEN "JANE" Why In the world don't ~ar H~raken: get PAID by our children Us To PURCHASE IN QUANTITY 1,Befvrt you write to ANYONE baby sitting their chlltlren·r ~~- lollf, loving lettera to They don't think twi<:e about at The LOWEST FACTORY PRICESI !T1Ir ~~ be sure you p~~ying for outside be1p mh••• II 'lilow lhe taets. Perbap• .hls they can't get a bold c1. us. e% ACRE OF FRE& PARKING illle owntU wae eslended and GRANDMA L.B.H. :pt."' Jlqbe, UU Jlllll)' meo o..r Young Parents everyBESIDES OUR STOREI blJ dlqppolatment made his where: l~tle{ IOIIIId. ''®ld llld dl• Hear this: Don't expect hours ~ot." Maybe, like miiDY men of free baby sitting without .P•· '1e -doan'l knll• HOW. to writs lng somelhlng In return. tBut 1. me, ~. IIOIIietlmes a session wllh pailltll ~,!beb' II In I combat brUIIt or garden tools is much '!11"8 Ill ' .' ,! Illite lor IIIOI'e appreciated than 1 ~111111 · ijwlng. I think <•heelc.) - H. l'®'d.reffelll .ftlllbllly If yuu Dear !Jelen: a • FromNe1rby F1rms tize persons wilh hay fever but injecliollll of food extracts bave not been widely used. Some allergists Instead ildvocale a pro. cess of desensitization by ea~ ing a minute amount of the oflending food daily and very gradually Increasing Ute am· ount as tolerance develops but Utis will not work with all vic- doz. McCall's Palterns 115 W. SECOND ~------ ---------· OHIO ---- - sills. - FURNITURE ~ No-Need To Pay Retail Furniture Prices--No Need To Wait For SO CALL SALES! SAVE on EVERYDAY factory to You PRICES ! YOU I CAN SAVE EVERYDAY OF THE YEARI eBANK AND OTHER FINANCING AVAILABLE eSAVE EVEN MORE-Pick Up Your Purchase- ' ' '!lila 11 UJIII'I!,Uncled 11 yours •PI layorable publi<:ity. Oh, 1 doo't riireltl!7.!11!1·" : mun on lbe front page, I mean ~ gp' .jld "will" McCoy's or V•lley BeD H. 2 Place, 96" Soft and Chtlr, Latex Fum Fln11t Nylon Cover Mfg. List $379.95 ·:; BE~ftfS. WORLD '•,! . .-.- _-••• .• ~ · Before You Buy YOU WON1 blm In folksy stories and songs, as the} did In World War IL ~ llele~! i · Army pablle relotions men (U :. pi wrole now shocked she Utero are sucb things) are fall• Jtqee teen..gera walking ing mlaerably. ~ fiOiD scbool barefooted, We need her001, ltorf•• of ,. lik,1J· ,._ • You Owelt To Yourself To Shop Here as to the DISCOUNT SELLING PRICE I Save Time -- Save Money ::'~a~pl~ VI~::-::~UO:utm!':: lvs. Ad•m• or Holsum Slight Fee For Delivery Beyond 2~ Miles ALL ITEMS ARE CLEARLY MARKED ai··"tteh River News Gauge readings · -- Gallipolis Dam 12.3, 17.6, running 19 feet oo rollers, Pomeroy· Mason 21· .&t, Pt. Pleasant 2UG, Hinton .82, Kanawha Falls 1.79, Char· lesion 19.26, London, Marmet, and Winfield dam.s were oo Ute ~ II tims. \ ••DEAR ~ANII" IJ!lTTER Helen: :, You he!ll' a lot about "Dear ~olin" leUor~ to men In Ute ..,.. '/leo, but how about the ... Dear faae" letters? 1 My husballd II in lhe ~ervice ciYerleas, ;11141\IQ • combet zone '-> our babJ fluabler lilld I .;p,•t join blJ,J. Wha be !ell, lie loved Ill • • Be tried evw:y way !0:·sot hollle lo til. be fill!! wrll8 for a Oeor A FIRST QUALITY REGULAR- 4 In Your Shopping AREA ... l--- by Helen Bottel--' 11-1 REXALL DRUGS Friendly Service 4 ,, 't 2 Pc. Nylon Covered, Foam Cushions LIVING ROOM-Mfg. List $149.99 LIVING ROOM i Ohio River - Walter l!eck· I jord down 13, 11:15 p. m.; New I Martinsville down 13, 5:50 a.m.; Philip Sporn down 13, 6:50 a. m.; stormy and Big Jolul up 14, 6:15 p. m. Eastern up 14, 12:110 a. m.; Queen City ap 15, Z:IO a. m. ; Mountain Slak up 15, 4:1L a. m.; Principln up 16, 3:341 a m.; Lillie Edward up t~, 7:20 a. m.; 1\ndrew Calboun down 20, 1:20 a. m.; L. Wade Childers down 21, 4 a. m.: Seneca Chiel up 21, 7 a. m Mary B. down 22, 9:50 p.m.; Jolul J. Rowe down 22, t1:15 p. m.; OV· EC down 22, 1:30 a. m.: Orco dawn 22, 4:U a m.; Jeflboat up 23, 6:45 p. m.; Little George down 23, l.i):20 p. m.; Illinois ur Greenup 10: 15 p. m.; Buckeye State down Greenup 7: 10 a. m. Peggy Downey up Meldehl 6:40 p. m.; Edeana 8cJt. worth up Meldahl 7:40 p. m.; H E Bowles. up Meldahl 8:U m; Franklin B down Mel· . dahl t!:2S a m; Alico UF Mel· dahl 3:50 a m. GaiUpaHo Dam - Valley Transporter ~P 8 p. m. ; Solvay down 9:20 D. m : Bt•ll Frog UP I SUITE lb. - - OI.IR PRICE CONTINUOUS FILAMENT NYLON RUGS Plastic Top Uncl•alfl~, ... 50 lb. .f.8 . p~~:s 117-' SUITE SJ3S·OO 3 Living Room '· ~ only TABLES • • h12' s43 12'xl2' $69.95 REG. PRICE $89.90 ' ' 5 Piece Chroma PATCH WORK or Bro112e1'ono DINETTE . SALAD OUR · PRICE-- I ' DRESSING -· .. SIMO·N'S . LOOSE YOUR PANTS List Prica-$49.95 ' ' S]t:DO U .. HERE ••• REG. $79.95 ·-----:REESE DIS,COUNT •' , t ,., . '' • • I' • ' • -~·~~~ • OUR PRICE - ,J~:I· ·, ~,~ • Q~LIPOLIS, ' J '· ,,~- -- ss7 2S RE OUTLET I !• ' CHAIR " ' OHIO ..... ,, ' .' ,,, �( ,I ' ' FOR A GOOD 10--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o. ·Feb. 10, .. '•'\NT AD INFORMATION tStGNS Dl.l.OLINII 1 P. M. O.Y l.ttre Pv•llcttltft h\DftdiY DNiillfte t :lll A. M. •ll 1 1 Pu~nutton i UOULATIONI Ttlt P'Ublllhtr ''""''' tht r ..M 1963 Volksw1gen 2 Door $1295 Delu<e vinyl interior. green finish. good tires, heater. Plenty of economy . Plenty of go, for the onow. 1963 Corv.ir Monza $1399 Locally owned car, 4·speed box, 110 engine, lots of ••· tras. black finish, red bucket seats, radio,' new tires. Driving in snow is fun in a Corvair. 1962 Corvair 4 Door $969 Locally owned, clean inside and out. Fawn finish, good tirPS. automatic trans. Trv this one for real tractl'on. I' to tO" Ot rt\KI tft't' tell PtmH Httctlonablt. Error• lntUicl be rtHrtM lmmtcUtltiY . Tho fRill· llttlet Will not U rH,ontUillt lor m.,t 11tat1 ont tncorr.-:t lnurtiH, ... Til A• 1-:or ~tnt hrvlco 4 cen 1 ,., Wtrct ent IMtrtl.n Mlnlr,-um Ctll,.. 61 IMntt 12 c•ntl ptr ..,. tor ftrH C•naecvtM ,.,.......,.. II ,., cent INIC*tnt H IPIIII Mil 1 ••• a111 peld wltt.l• tl lien. CAitD OP THANitl a MrTUAIIII tl.tl . , II ...,.. Mlnlmu.._ •••II 4 Dr Sta . Wagon. 6500 miles, by local owner, like new 700x14 lire.!l, spare tire never used, dark aqua finish, P.B. radio, big 6 engine, std. trans., showroom clean. • 1959 Ra111bl• American ··· ·· · ·· $345 WY 2-2156 j FOR SALE · To Buy ID: ~=~~~}~~L=~~~~~~~=~~ our Help Wen!" BUDGET PRICED llltlllllilt timeYOU opportunity? Needa extra ARE looking for part[ llllrd lloor budget sbop. ' money? Applicaliona being FOX, red, $5.011. Gray, Bater J'urDIIure, Middleport, accepted. can 882-Z962. 11 U lfc All 4 feet on. Bill Ohio. 2 9 41c Reedsville, Ohio. FOR SALE: ~ lot plctup MIDDLE AGED woman to NOTICE,- Will buy fox trucks. 1946 and 195$. See al l eart for 3 boys, scllool age. skunk till \larch 15. Charlts LvODI Garage, Ma· 5 or 6 days a week. Does Bailey, Reedsville, Ohio. ,.,n, W. Va. 1 13 tfc\ have to live in. can WY 21 - ~ .t 1779. 2 a tic ~T II,It r. ' .,.:;;.,;u.•.- J>SneSI TREAT rugs right, they'll be a ' WOMAN lor housework, mt-:c ·Pq t~nPous 1 al l or wr"~te ' delight if cleaned ~ith Blue small children Mrs Huw"rd CerU . 800 W M"n ~ Pom•ruy 6 29 Ut· Must be good with cbildren. , Furnish own transP\)I'tatlon. ; Phont WY 2-e636. 2 B 3tc 1 l.mtrr. Rent electroc shampot•rr IL. Baker Furmture, ~liddleport. 2 8 6tc Anothtr Pint at Landmark Notice THE SUj'HlOIV I\ N1t• Club. Spe· fyr-%011 QASOUNE Sunrl::J \' night and everv nigllt through Friday, ''The Go t ~o Da r w in~ l.ir!s ." from 9 in lamtiJY. CARRIER NEEDED NEW! LANDMARK star ting 2 a.m. 1965 Ford Falcon Futura · ·.. ·· $2095 with 1d l RUTLAND 2 6 t\lc Apply Dl ·: l I ~ 'I{JI I S Homt>m:JCI!:' Ptzza. 5tk .'' 15c, and $1.00 sizes. De· lu\e Ptzzc>. SI ~o .J?ck's lJai- MULTI·STAGE ADDITIVE ry Bar, Middleport 12 6 tfc ""'·" GIVES YOU THE OAILY SENTINEL 9 BIG BENEfiTS For Rent ' WY 2-2156 Station Wagon. 6 cyl std. trans., good tires, sound body, radio and heater. A real buy. 1963 Corvair Panel .. · .... .. ·.. $1399 Local owner, good tires, fawn finish, heater, good traction. 1962 Chevrolet H-Ton .. :.. ·.. $1695 LW.B. Like new 750x20 10-ply tires. Cab A·l condl· lion. Heater, heavy duty springs, 292 cu. in. 6-cyl. en· gine. Auto Sales •hllnct 1958 Chevrolet 2-Ton .. ·.. ...... · $899 900x20 R. duals, V-8 engine, heavy duty spring. 11' dump body and hoist. . 1111 - :ao.n o 0 I 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 o 0 0 o o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 $49 o/•·Ton Stake. Wron~ ·m~ lli!CLARID LaGALI.Y DIAD··· 1962 FC.'!D GALAX IE 500 - 4 DR. 8 Cyl . Auto. Trans. Power Steering and BrakeL Radio and Heater. 1962 FA!RLANE 500- 4 DR. 8 Cylinder Standard Trans. Radio and Heater. 'rWRE 1961 COMET 4 DR. 6 Cylinder 1961 FAlCON 2 DR. 6 Cylinder Standard Trans. Radio an~ Heater. i' TRUCKS aci'\II.J 1962 International Scout, 4 Wheel Drive 1959 Dodge~ Ton Pickup 1961 Econoline Pickup~ Ton 1d I deed utd tl 11 made 1 1•a rt hereof II thouch fully wrUten he re traJ ron- , hlnlnl 35.53 aerea, more or leu. j R Trad N1.1. 2: Beln& In Seetlon flo'o 5. Towruhlp !llo. 1, and Ran ge Nn U of Ute Ohio CoMPI DY't "U rc h~ , In Scipio Town11hlp, Me ise Cu.ml y, Many More Used Can & Trucks To Choost From Ohio, bounded and deactibed 11 follows: Be&lnnlfti at a HmlllY l.oe\111 tre. on the lOUth line ol Ern~~ Lyneh'• lllnety acre tract: lh e r~ r e eut '10 rodl aloRI the Section Bne to 1 point In the public ro1d ; 1_ _ _ _ _ _...,.,...,......,....,..,..,...,...,...,...,..,.....,...,...,~ thence north 1lon1 the 11ld public "· ----- · road !\5 rod• 1nd 51,; feet to a bridle : thence IOU lhwuterly 71 rods 11nd 10 teet to the llontJY i...ot'UJ I Tree end plat·e of bell lutl n,(', contal nln& 12.Ul l crtt. more or "Where You Always Pay less" 1963 Corvoir Monza Coupe .. .. $1399 Locally owned, 4-speed, black finish. red bucket seats. Radio, new Ures. Driving in snow is fun in a Corvair. 1963 Volkswagen .... · .. .... .. $1295 2-Door. Deluxe vinyl trim, green finish. Plenty of go for the snow. Locally owned, like new, Powerglide transmi•sion white walls, hea\J: r. Try this one lor real traction. WSWS ol Enterprise EUB Church Entertained by Mrs. Myrtle Long -· ilo:FEREr<eE D!l!ll; Vol. 122• ••• • Mrs - Myrtle Long entertained , James Will·' Salt of the Earth, 583. Melt• Co_.nty Deed R•c or•J~ • You are required to ll ll. WI'f lhfl the wsws or the Ent~>rprise Light of the World 1 Mrs Do• Aid peUUOD by the 2nd d a Y ol All• ~ ' ru.. taee, or Jud~ment by deta ua wm EUB church Tuesday evening Honnel· and The Ministry of M rer~derjid •aarrut you. ', , • 1 THE FAR>~ERs BANK • SAV· at her home Rock Springs Road lleconcll;atton, Mrs. Phil Qb. . An 0 Ifermg · IThe program• in charge of Mrs. 11mger. INos co M'""' · An Ohio cmpurttlon, WU taken , d d ith the WI'th prayer by Mn . DIXOII'• Claude Huste opene W Parting sentence by Mrs. Lolli 1959 Lincoln Premier 2 door. 1. lm~ro..,· e~ gasoline tnilt•age 'ii7t-d ha~f'men t wilh w "· "· " ; '" '· "· "· «• hymn end the UghL A hap- closed the program. 2. Cleans carburetun All power equipped . Excel· I e1 - Used Chevrolet Heavy Duty Factory <lJ::P ~ Arross from llf'W hospil ter from the book, "Realms o1 1 During the buslneu session, 3 Pl'l '\'ent~ ··u.rburetor icm1 lent. Sacrifice, $695.00. Phone : ~1 on Mulberrr ll •ig 1ll <. Call . 4. SLH!)S htPI lin e l'rt>eze-up Tandem. With Dump. William Frocker, followed by a;in charge of Mrs. Benta pres!· New Haven, 882-2223. 5. Pr e ve nt ~ rust. corrosion Mildred J"r,, l;, , WY 2·2·137 Our Calling" was given by Mrs. dent • soup sale ID be spoDIIOred 2 9 3tc 6_CIPa ns .ntak{' manifilds· 2 9 lfc William Frecker, followed by a by the church in February wa1 7 . .: uts cylinder wea r '~ CO~ RV _A _rR Co · -rs-a---..,1965 = -:Medium -8. Eimindtf>" ro ugh idling dialogue by Mrs. Herbert Dixon discussed. World Day 'I.J'raye~ :~ RO()T\l furn\shed apartment. A Protprts positi"'e crankCR!;e blue. 4 speed, bucket seats, and Miss Dodorthy Long, as service to be held Friday, Febo Vf' Tll i l ::t li on IW!IifPm " Ph11ne WY 2-5435 2l2 Soulh 10.000 miles approximately. THURSDAY lwo women enroute to • WSWS ' ruary 25, at the Pomeroy Firat NEW & USED CARS and TRUCKS ~ ~ ~~ \ l'~'ntle . ~1 iridl f'porl. Ohi o DRIVE IN fO LANDMARK Take over payments. phone , THE SOUTHERN ATHLET· meeting. IBaptist church was alao disciJss.. ! 2 tic ON DISPLAY Super Ser11iC1 St1tion Now WI 9-3746. · 2' 6lc ic Boosters will meet Thursday ed. An Invitation wa1 received OPEN EVES 9 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO at 7:30 p. m. at the Southern M~mhers were dtvlded into . to ottend Quiet Day at Grace ·Business Senrices f'•) IIR ROO~! PUR~ISHF.D ' -' High School, it wa~ announced I ~ g;~ups . for dJScusston of . E iscopal church February 17, an1rlment \I'Y '1·\JR.\ ! HPio !/1/antP.d .tUCflfiNEER 1 21 tfc -- ~---- -Business Services lnsurence loday by Mason F1sher, presi· , topiCS mcludmg Set Apart For ' ~inning at 10 a.m. Refresh' Cemplete ServiN dent. ,1 Purpose, presented by Mrs. ments were served by the biJa. , .~ _ \' 1 . h d 'J LJ d WA '\TE D· Experienced merh-1 f'rl!! 1 ~ nHilurft N 1 u~. 1 1 urms e e ro um . _ . tall SEWING maehlnes. repaiJ ser •UI'•Mt IMIII'IIICI Deen !Thomas Bentz ; Called to Pro· ap1 ··~en1. \1iddlfpor1. WY 2- a_ mc 1or _m mor par15 ms aWrite. Prone or Coati~ flee. aU makes IVY 2-22l!4. cancelled! •.oor """ _ . THE POMEROY BEND Cili· ~ claim, Mrs. Menzel Smith; J!tess. 110n sl'rv1re. l\1usl be mature , .\. \.... fiRADFURO 3~a n.e Fabm Shop. Pomerov lor't o-? Call In' • • zens Band Radio club will hold · sus and the Samaritan, Mr&. CONFINED TO HOSPITAL wi th ability to manag t> de·: Racine, Olato 1 14 tfc Authorized Singer Sales lltlt• Its regular meeting Thursday ' Sharon FreeDIBD Is confiDed pa rtment and sell parts. : t 1 1ft Service. 1 211 de at 7:30 p. m. in the recreation .....__ Good working conditions. In I _ __ __ TR ~ ILER LOT . Rutland. five - - -- - - - - : - - room ef the Baptist church in 8lll grade students will do a In Blanchard llollpllal in F....mile<J. fro m Pomf>'ro ~· Ptlone leiter. stat• experience, rel·i CUSTOM BUTCHERING 8lll 1. . L'JNlliTtONING Relrlger· Real l:st1te For Sale Cheshire. · · Choral Reading. ley in room 418. erenres and wage s expected. cutting. Wilt buy hides every SH 1·5613. 12 23 60tc otlon tervlre. ·1•'' ·• Rdrts THE BRADBURY P.T.A. ~~~~~~-=----:....iiiiii_.,;;;i;;..,.~~iiii~~~~~ ' Write c·o The Daily Senlinei. l Mondav PhO Meier, Flll •li ' HIW lM turmshed apart· Box 6li8A. eratlon, New Haven, 4 •Phon• FOR SALE: 5 rooms with~r!u~tll~· ! :~~~:,~:. will be held Thursday Lf 2 4 tfc I WY t-3$10. I II menl. WY 2·3658. 11 15 lfc nJ ~:1531 • c ily room. Water, gas Feb. 10 at the school ' electricity. $2,500. 1 7 30 -Tf-lH-~f an_d_tOufro~om~furnishEveryday Specials Town lUll. Phone WY 2-3312. 8 : p.m. eo and unfurnished apart at 29tfc ments. IVY .·54'l __ _12___6_!.fc! J Marie's Style Post ------~ THE PAST COUNCILORS ot 1 Haircuts $1 .25 O Theodorus Council, , 13. r at .U . Cereal AOIIOS!I 4 ROOM lu!'nished apartment l. PIU!Sl:Lblr 15. Fairy S1.50 ' America, will meet Thurs- il Shampoo & Sots tale for rent Phon• IVY 2·2716 H ~. :\':.J mesak es 30 doy color rinse, da) evening, at the borne of g irl DOWN ter 5 pm. Phooe WY 2-35il , of MF'!I. Shampoo & set $3 .50 Miss Erna Jesse. l S. Row 1 . Water Rowl t'y and Reed Hardware : Ca fttor Permonenh $7.50 up FRIDAY - RETlffiN JONA· : 19. Coo route rgicaJ 11 1 lfc : 9 . tSu W• Sell and Ser•lce ll> story frame home, than Melgll Chapter, D. A. R., necti.ve 2. Aquatic hr ead 22. Dang9r m amma l Wigs and Wlgtett rooms, bath. basement, gas will meet Friday afternoon at ; 10. ~..~: :13. Pro :3. D i.l!ltrel l TRAU .EH: LOTS - tre. IIW 12. Touche!! Marie's Style Post heating, need some repairs, 2 p. m at the home of Mrs. ba!ket· caU age and water Brown ·, l'tiJJ , lightl y lot 100 x 100. $5,500.00. Emerson Jones ID Middleport. boll 4. Abead 7t IL 124 Ph. WV 2-52 er Park !Slate Approved ) ~ l3.~~bv Yne&r..,'e AM..r gTQup : ~- Party , I boilmg Syracuse. Ohio MIDDLEPORT _ f'OWELL St. Mrs. James Brewington is a bbr. wanne r M\nersvllle, Ohio, r-nooe W\ '] 14.. Female"'ji~~;~ program chairman. 1<. Wanntll 25. Bake uppe r :1-:lJ'll . I It tic s heep I"""~"""""""' ....{)ne atory frame, 2 MARY SHRINE, :;i . Greek 6. Rerfo rrr. 26. N"""' ' 15. Durocher·• rooms, bath, crane Shrine af Jerusalem wlll meet letter pa.pern 7. Pop d~ t eam --' he> ling. Minersville. air gas heati·n· 200 %1. Etbenal ••u •• at the IOOF hall Friday at 8 lt!9 Lincoln fl gls. 2 b't"room 1a, P ootal Candleow1 or op 7 tree Ohio End your ~e~~er troub frontage on Route 7. $5,000.00 p. m. There will be a wbl'te 28.l'r* 8. Af,.,... buuse. Bea utiful Birch ~itrncn . abi:lrt"v1&· Jtln • Ply ill tiber 29.Eya wutela& ... tes. We have all sizes sewer cab mels. Phooe : WY 2'5121. Uon to. JloxlnC machines. Reasonable MIDDLEPORT - One elephant sale. :11Bmlll ~Bis.Clllklllt111!11• . t.P.I 4 'tlc 17. D!Roove<er U. term Ulazld Even Call WY Z.2974, day or frame home, 4 rooms, SATURD.I.Y - AF'I'EIINOUN ot St. ..........1 Ill tic bath, large enclosed Circle of Heath ~·;~~~~II 1 15 Lawrence porch, tot 50 x 100. , Church will meet at the TWO TRAILER SPACES lor ~toverbo'' r/.1. ~~ ~ l4 ~ -lf-~-1--+1'-1'//~ ,.n; 1n the Villag• ol .\liddl• · 19. ~art ot V/, "" '// PLUMBING RIJra Saturday afternoon at 1 p. m. l!oltle Gas Arnold Bra- LOT ON RT. 5M - CWSE TO ID prepare the valentine boxes port. Call WY 2-3346 or WY 20. Blue Oraaa 1'1 tlleMt. 611 E. MaiD Street KYGER - 252 feet frontage of cooktes and candy for shut· 2·2186 or WY !-3600. stat., abbr. " II 30 tfc 1 2L Domeflllc Pomeroy. I 22 tic on road, 1.6i a~res, level and ins, their annual projecL Mem- -. -.- .. - , - · - I 23. Bratts or 1::1'1,..-!-r--V;., sodded. Good s1te lor bouse bers are asked to bring cookiea BRie K Duplex .l bedrwm Sparka or trailer. Bargain $650.00. or candy to the church:hi.c h v m ~t room, dining room. ltit- 24. Help EXPERIENCED ALBERT M. COX, BROKER having cookies to be p rhen.. b t~ se ment and garage . zs. Fraeturu WY :!-3130 I'I'Y z.may call Mrs Walter Hayea or for<'ed aor gas furn aro. But· :zs. ~: I'" ~ tr.-:+-+'"""'!no:ib 2 9 3tc Mrs. Nan Moore. ternut Av<'<'JUe. Call WY 2- . 30. Honm ~1-18-·.1--1---K; 1.. . =:=-::-:--:::-::---:-..:...."" MONDAY - DAUGmERS 5W. 2 4 Uc I ,_. "1--t--to li'OR SALE: 6 room bouse wllb Ruth ClaSll of The United Meth· ~3L FumlD( ~ NFT RNI S I!ED , 4 room and as. Sloth ~-t--i:--1bath, lull basement, 1184 odist Church will meet at 2 bafh , modern rec:iden('e gas : 3t. Germaa IW From tbo ll1J1ell I!Utk or aell St., Middleport. Phooe: m. at the home of Miss Nell<• !I UUe bulldozer radiator to tho furnlre. Point Lane, l. mroln . ~. Peruvian I'U ~if PL Pleuant 1195-260'1. ' Bing. A Stanley party will I IUlllest beater core. lleighls. IVY 2·.1874. 2 B 8lp : """' 14--1--1-~ 11 16 tic low the meellng. - - ---~ --I 36. Flinty 116 LEGAL HOLIDAY ---DISABLED AMERICAN VET___ F_O _R_~'~L! _ ·- - i ::_~ dnlf !w-++-t-1--f;~ft-j-t"i"-t VISIT IN COLUMBUS ERANS and the Auxiliary will Mr. and Mrs. Don Bell and I meet ID re101ar sessions at 1951 AL LIS l'ha lmer< trarlor . .O. Retahw ~.,brl--!f--1-~~r+-1-il-\.o lt Model. mowmg machine t:l.Timber ~ Lorna of Letart Falls spet\117:30 p. m. Following the meet<tnd plow PrirP $4:10 Call i tree: N.Z. lnaurance Sunday in· Columbus wilh Dr. ings, there will be a valientine\1 IVY 2·79Jt. 2 10 &tp DAH.Y CRYPTOQUO'DJ- Here'• Jaow Wlllk 1*1 PIII!'I'O eopym1 !on1ti""cop and Mrs. Earl Grimm, Joey party and members are .. ' S F.Lil0~1- u<Od chrome - handA lt Y D L BAA lt a lei made 111 1ep1 papers. and Bnbby. bring valentines. sl ieer, 7"i' blade, $15. Lard lo L 0 !f 0 r II L L 0 W blrtll recard• and almo!ll . W.S.C.S. of HEATH METHO. PI'""· 115. Sausage grinder, o.e:tett.ro~Jnp~J-..ror-.lalld8••11111'tteiloAio-a ltbel documollls I('arbon monoxide Is the silent DIST church meets at the for tho llm!e L'o, X f<lr the two O'o, olo. Slllfle letters. · Ruter lanr..,.., Pvm.,., ! klll•r. Make sure that your car church Mrs. Edward Young .. . . , , l ttl t 'harles Fick, Ph : Ches- tropbleo, leJ>CIIIIIIIfl ronnai!OD ot tbo.,...... ""' all htnta. . , ter 985-3605. 2 10 3tp lla<h day ore dlftertBL 1 4 tlr !has some ventilation during the will be program chairman coleo winter months. It pays ID Mrs· Orin Smith the devetional ....,1 H1 ·G 1 ; •-· w u 1 ' H ~~ J'OTATOES, $2 bushel. Marvin IAETNA CARUAI.TV lnsar•ncr take eare and liV! to enjoy the chairman. Hosleases are Mrs. " " . rewn .! """'"" :.r• " .,. 1 ..Stone, Rutland. 2 10 6tp .t.XlUIQ vxov ~~~-IDiuranciPbon AcWY~~~~ 1more pleasanl driving ol spring Earl Knight,. Mrs. M. C. Wil· , ~, ()then Gfow" BOIVX XOA JIJI: ' ......... •Y • e ......, • says the Highway Safety Deson, Miss _ Bess Sanborn · · · · HJnn ah's husband Hector hates XBOTBlll WOJCIIKV XBOR.-YXIlriB I lla 1 parlmenl. . Mrs. Wayne Gibbons. Fedlr•l R111M Sylt8m bard work so he cleans the .Y.....,.. CIJPt -p lU A GOOD HmART JS -; , 1'11 GRANGE INSURANCB. Midi... . . JIIVERVIEW PTA WILL . .MlntiMr ~all)lpDIII tf!IUI'IIMI Corpantlon rugs with Blue Lustre. Rent GOLD 8" +ICESP&ARII IJisUranco Aceney. Inc., Porn· 1 Mormons ln the slate of Utab Monday, February 14, •t ' · · f\l!<'trlc shampooer, $1. Pom*"'1· PboDe I'I'Y W381. renounced .the practice of pQiyJ· A skit will be preaenled by I ,. ·~IROYI ,~0 eroy Cemeul Block, Pomeroy I 1 lfc amy ID 1890. !be Boy Seoull. Tbe 71b llld 1:,· I lite HOU'F. 4 roo ms and balh, I POMEROY MOTOR CO. ' --- I so UtJROMANTIC 'rW'Rii BEGINNING 10 MAKE ME. NJGri!:'{ •I Au to. Trans. Radio and Heater. 1 1942 Ford AIGHT M!IIU' · Standard Trans. ,Radio anrl Heater. mon or IMI. ror a complete de· 1 acrlptlon or Ute paretd ll:er.!lo n · cepttd. reference IJ made 'o ~' ~r~ tT6AYS50, Ycu Can't Co Brkkltl ~7 deed dated Sl!ptember 5, 1817, recorded In Deed Book 1111, . eont1illlna Plalatitf CRo w. cao·w • PORTER Atto rney, tor Pi atnu u ·~ ......:: iM sut:IAL CAI.ENDAR 1 1 I' By HAROLD GRAY . -~ VEAA1 mll"9 I "rHE IJIAV WE ~ Ht;IIEf LIKE A BUND AI.W/, EH? w 1 d . ' •, 1 I' i 0 A l y CROSSWORD Cue/t/u BUDG£fC: tEAK, lfli.ll//tf TOO! ~ , ' cl ~ 1' Til"• .......,.,.,Ill ::J'":;: II I RADIATOR SERVICE 1 - · .,_. - 1 • CLOSED SATURDAY FE.BRUARY 12th LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY I ILAmNAR'S i!. · 1 111o111o-- BUGIIUNNY The FARMERS BANK and Sa.vt'ngs c·ompany. w 1 ~ AL CAP; ·:::,., ; 1962 COMET 2 DR. 6 Cylinder made by ..Joba Akh!y, June. UlfiT. be \he aame, more or len. tll'l'tfll , w, By . Middl•porl, 0, . tocusl & Sycamore Sts. 18 ehelu md 00 lln u ; ~fm1 P~•::u:~::.d c.:,:Y~ Ju~~ ~ ~.1 LI'L .UNIIl USED CAR LOT ·: thence north lf cbaln. and 82 h,k, to the plaH of bellllnlna, eont aln iD( 40 acree, lfreellble Lo a tUrvey pap 1962 Corvair .. · .. .. .. .. .. ...... · $969 lteg"'t•r and HI-Ttst KEITH GOBLE FORD No. 1: The followl ne •'('~• · l'ih ed real •ttatt allulted In 111" T • .n 1hlp of1 Scipio, MtiJI Conn .\'. •1 "· beunded and deacribed u r. · .. tq-wll: Be.lnnlal at lhe 11,, .,. 't eornn ol Sec. No. 4. Tqwn : t> u,· Ohio Company '• . I' · Jhence ellt 1110 'r od.: tb.etw• - ··•: h 30 rodl; thenu wed 160 · , ·lhenoe norUl :10 Nidi to th e .,. i; .. of Melnalnt• coatalnlnl .:ro 1,.. ,·. ·~ . noepttn• tht!refrom 1 certa in 11 .•r· "I deedN by Jobn P. Douab w ;•: .. t wife to Jobn Green b' deed • 1~: J OCtober 1, IBU. 11 reoorded In Deed 8ooll: 10 a& pate 11. contain1M 13.U aere1. mare or leae, for 1 eompt•te dueriptlon ol lbe pi reel llerela extepted, reference Ja made 10 aald dHdJ alto a 40 am tr,ad of land bounded and dee!!ribed 11 followt. Jn the Town•hlp of Sdplo, Melca County and st1te of Ohio, betlnnint It a torner 15 ch a l1 ~ 1 and " llnkl weal from the north· eorner of Sec. No. f., T. 'J, ft. 14, In Ohio ComPIDY'a Purcbue; thl"n('t' weat 11 chaine and 88 llnkl k> \be AOrt.beut comer of Lot No. e in •ld Section ,oeorae DownlnJ'I !l<'tlr · "y>; \hence lOUth f chalnl and !H Unlu;; themce wnt JO ehaim .1nd · a Unkl to the northe1111t col'l~>n of Lot No. 5 tlllid DowniDC'I Sur vt'y iJ thence lOUth 9 chaiDJ and :\11 1ln"' 1 ....... CAR ""'"'' C<>mpony, o !llo4 ' ltl petiLion a1alnlt .)'Oil In the Com· [ mon Plea, court of Melp Counb. Ohio, pra)1nl for judament on a prcuulur.ry nole and foreclosure ot 11 real l!atate mort111e •e.curlni! 1ame · oa the tollowln• dtteribed rl!'a1 property; Tra~t Wide Choice of Used C.rs!ll . er, blue finish, spot clean, deluxe interior. WANT AD cia ! entt>rtni nnwn l, Select Make, Model or Price From Our I'OMIIIOY, OHIO TO PLACI A ov •uoue•".;;.~'·"' N>TI<I Arnold Plumley , whllNe pl"'!e ol! 11 unknoWn. ~tnd Wanda s. Plumb!y , whnlle pia«' of l'ftlldl!n~ .t t unknown, will tllke notice ~t on lhe t~tl day of Juuery. 19111, \be undenlgned The F~en Bant • nlridem't ,.,..,,,.!On. Power steering and brakes, auto. trans., radio, heat. OPEN IVES. f:llO P.M. UIYU PIODUCINI PHONE r 1964 Olds "88" 4 Door ..... ... $2149 Pomeroy Motor Co. ·'ilddlttenll woKI 1c. .1 gpPICI MOUII t:GO 'al M, te 1111 p, M. Olltf . lltvrlt., l :lt 4. M. te Uzll Notn IT'I 10 *All BE AT OUR OK LOT Motor Co. QUALITY CANCILLATIONS CORRICTIONI Will Ill tccepftO until t:OI A. M. '"' on .. Ponlerov! CH'OOSE.y··." 'N .J - USED AINOLD PLUMLIV 11l41 WANDA I . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P, PLUMLI'to IT ,I,L, 1 DMiftdiJih np· ICK liN CAllY -.=====;;-;:=- . " ; l. 1 1 =====--~ Mljii~~r -I I --!'""'1"""----------....J • ,, .. . . ' ' ' . .-~. 1' .:. . .. !r<. ·'~" -·- ly RALPH HEIMDAH\; · ·" •..to.J: ' '' .....,...,.....,, ' . . ......... , .I • I . " -'I' ' ,/ . 'Q " ilr ' ' �( ,I ' ' FOR A GOOD 10--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o. ·Feb. 10, .. '•'\NT AD INFORMATION tStGNS Dl.l.OLINII 1 P. M. O.Y l.ttre Pv•llcttltft h\DftdiY DNiillfte t :lll A. M. •ll 1 1 Pu~nutton i UOULATIONI Ttlt P'Ublllhtr ''""''' tht r ..M 1963 Volksw1gen 2 Door $1295 Delu<e vinyl interior. green finish. good tires, heater. Plenty of economy . Plenty of go, for the onow. 1963 Corv.ir Monza $1399 Locally owned car, 4·speed box, 110 engine, lots of ••· tras. black finish, red bucket seats, radio,' new tires. Driving in snow is fun in a Corvair. 1962 Corvair 4 Door $969 Locally owned, clean inside and out. Fawn finish, good tirPS. automatic trans. Trv this one for real tractl'on. I' to tO" Ot rt\KI tft't' tell PtmH Httctlonablt. Error• lntUicl be rtHrtM lmmtcUtltiY . Tho fRill· llttlet Will not U rH,ontUillt lor m.,t 11tat1 ont tncorr.-:t lnurtiH, ... Til A• 1-:or ~tnt hrvlco 4 cen 1 ,., Wtrct ent IMtrtl.n Mlnlr,-um Ctll,.. 61 IMntt 12 c•ntl ptr ..,. tor ftrH C•naecvtM ,.,.......,.. II ,., cent INIC*tnt H IPIIII Mil 1 ••• a111 peld wltt.l• tl lien. CAitD OP THANitl a MrTUAIIII tl.tl . , II ...,.. Mlnlmu.._ •••II 4 Dr Sta . Wagon. 6500 miles, by local owner, like new 700x14 lire.!l, spare tire never used, dark aqua finish, P.B. radio, big 6 engine, std. trans., showroom clean. • 1959 Ra111bl• American ··· ·· · ·· $345 WY 2-2156 j FOR SALE · To Buy ID: ~=~~~}~~L=~~~~~~~=~~ our Help Wen!" BUDGET PRICED llltlllllilt timeYOU opportunity? Needa extra ARE looking for part[ llllrd lloor budget sbop. ' money? Applicaliona being FOX, red, $5.011. Gray, Bater J'urDIIure, Middleport, accepted. can 882-Z962. 11 U lfc All 4 feet on. Bill Ohio. 2 9 41c Reedsville, Ohio. FOR SALE: ~ lot plctup MIDDLE AGED woman to NOTICE,- Will buy fox trucks. 1946 and 195$. See al l eart for 3 boys, scllool age. skunk till \larch 15. Charlts LvODI Garage, Ma· 5 or 6 days a week. Does Bailey, Reedsville, Ohio. ,.,n, W. Va. 1 13 tfc\ have to live in. can WY 21 - ~ .t 1779. 2 a tic ~T II,It r. ' .,.:;;.,;u.•.- J>SneSI TREAT rugs right, they'll be a ' WOMAN lor housework, mt-:c ·Pq t~nPous 1 al l or wr"~te ' delight if cleaned ~ith Blue small children Mrs Huw"rd CerU . 800 W M"n ~ Pom•ruy 6 29 Ut· Must be good with cbildren. , Furnish own transP\)I'tatlon. ; Phont WY 2-e636. 2 B 3tc 1 l.mtrr. Rent electroc shampot•rr IL. Baker Furmture, ~liddleport. 2 8 6tc Anothtr Pint at Landmark Notice THE SUj'HlOIV I\ N1t• Club. Spe· fyr-%011 QASOUNE Sunrl::J \' night and everv nigllt through Friday, ''The Go t ~o Da r w in~ l.ir!s ." from 9 in lamtiJY. CARRIER NEEDED NEW! LANDMARK star ting 2 a.m. 1965 Ford Falcon Futura · ·.. ·· $2095 with 1d l RUTLAND 2 6 t\lc Apply Dl ·: l I ~ 'I{JI I S Homt>m:JCI!:' Ptzza. 5tk .'' 15c, and $1.00 sizes. De· lu\e Ptzzc>. SI ~o .J?ck's lJai- MULTI·STAGE ADDITIVE ry Bar, Middleport 12 6 tfc ""'·" GIVES YOU THE OAILY SENTINEL 9 BIG BENEfiTS For Rent ' WY 2-2156 Station Wagon. 6 cyl std. trans., good tires, sound body, radio and heater. A real buy. 1963 Corvair Panel .. · .... .. ·.. $1399 Local owner, good tires, fawn finish, heater, good traction. 1962 Chevrolet H-Ton .. :.. ·.. $1695 LW.B. Like new 750x20 10-ply tires. Cab A·l condl· lion. Heater, heavy duty springs, 292 cu. in. 6-cyl. en· gine. Auto Sales •hllnct 1958 Chevrolet 2-Ton .. ·.. ...... · $899 900x20 R. duals, V-8 engine, heavy duty spring. 11' dump body and hoist. . 1111 - :ao.n o 0 I 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 o 0 0 o o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 $49 o/•·Ton Stake. Wron~ ·m~ lli!CLARID LaGALI.Y DIAD··· 1962 FC.'!D GALAX IE 500 - 4 DR. 8 Cyl . Auto. Trans. Power Steering and BrakeL Radio and Heater. 1962 FA!RLANE 500- 4 DR. 8 Cylinder Standard Trans. Radio and Heater. 'rWRE 1961 COMET 4 DR. 6 Cylinder 1961 FAlCON 2 DR. 6 Cylinder Standard Trans. Radio an~ Heater. i' TRUCKS aci'\II.J 1962 International Scout, 4 Wheel Drive 1959 Dodge~ Ton Pickup 1961 Econoline Pickup~ Ton 1d I deed utd tl 11 made 1 1•a rt hereof II thouch fully wrUten he re traJ ron- , hlnlnl 35.53 aerea, more or leu. j R Trad N1.1. 2: Beln& In Seetlon flo'o 5. Towruhlp !llo. 1, and Ran ge Nn U of Ute Ohio CoMPI DY't "U rc h~ , In Scipio Town11hlp, Me ise Cu.ml y, Many More Used Can & Trucks To Choost From Ohio, bounded and deactibed 11 follows: Be&lnnlfti at a HmlllY l.oe\111 tre. on the lOUth line ol Ern~~ Lyneh'• lllnety acre tract: lh e r~ r e eut '10 rodl aloRI the Section Bne to 1 point In the public ro1d ; 1_ _ _ _ _ _...,.,...,......,....,..,..,...,...,...,...,..,.....,...,...,~ thence north 1lon1 the 11ld public "· ----- · road !\5 rod• 1nd 51,; feet to a bridle : thence IOU lhwuterly 71 rods 11nd 10 teet to the llontJY i...ot'UJ I Tree end plat·e of bell lutl n,(', contal nln& 12.Ul l crtt. more or "Where You Always Pay less" 1963 Corvoir Monza Coupe .. .. $1399 Locally owned, 4-speed, black finish. red bucket seats. Radio, new Ures. Driving in snow is fun in a Corvair. 1963 Volkswagen .... · .. .... .. $1295 2-Door. Deluxe vinyl trim, green finish. Plenty of go for the snow. Locally owned, like new, Powerglide transmi•sion white walls, hea\J: r. Try this one lor real traction. WSWS ol Enterprise EUB Church Entertained by Mrs. Myrtle Long -· ilo:FEREr<eE D!l!ll; Vol. 122• ••• • Mrs - Myrtle Long entertained , James Will·' Salt of the Earth, 583. Melt• Co_.nty Deed R•c or•J~ • You are required to ll ll. WI'f lhfl the wsws or the Ent~>rprise Light of the World 1 Mrs Do• Aid peUUOD by the 2nd d a Y ol All• ~ ' ru.. taee, or Jud~ment by deta ua wm EUB church Tuesday evening Honnel· and The Ministry of M rer~derjid •aarrut you. ', , • 1 THE FAR>~ERs BANK • SAV· at her home Rock Springs Road lleconcll;atton, Mrs. Phil Qb. . An 0 Ifermg · IThe program• in charge of Mrs. 11mger. INos co M'""' · An Ohio cmpurttlon, WU taken , d d ith the WI'th prayer by Mn . DIXOII'• Claude Huste opene W Parting sentence by Mrs. Lolli 1959 Lincoln Premier 2 door. 1. lm~ro..,· e~ gasoline tnilt•age 'ii7t-d ha~f'men t wilh w "· "· " ; '" '· "· "· «• hymn end the UghL A hap- closed the program. 2. Cleans carburetun All power equipped . Excel· I e1 - Used Chevrolet Heavy Duty Factory <lJ::P ~ Arross from llf'W hospil ter from the book, "Realms o1 1 During the buslneu session, 3 Pl'l '\'ent~ ··u.rburetor icm1 lent. Sacrifice, $695.00. Phone : ~1 on Mulberrr ll •ig 1ll <. Call . 4. SLH!)S htPI lin e l'rt>eze-up Tandem. With Dump. William Frocker, followed by a;in charge of Mrs. Benta pres!· New Haven, 882-2223. 5. Pr e ve nt ~ rust. corrosion Mildred J"r,, l;, , WY 2·2·137 Our Calling" was given by Mrs. dent • soup sale ID be spoDIIOred 2 9 3tc 6_CIPa ns .ntak{' manifilds· 2 9 lfc William Frecker, followed by a by the church in February wa1 7 . .: uts cylinder wea r '~ CO~ RV _A _rR Co · -rs-a---..,1965 = -:Medium -8. Eimindtf>" ro ugh idling dialogue by Mrs. Herbert Dixon discussed. World Day 'I.J'raye~ :~ RO()T\l furn\shed apartment. A Protprts positi"'e crankCR!;e blue. 4 speed, bucket seats, and Miss Dodorthy Long, as service to be held Friday, Febo Vf' Tll i l ::t li on IW!IifPm " Ph11ne WY 2-5435 2l2 Soulh 10.000 miles approximately. THURSDAY lwo women enroute to • WSWS ' ruary 25, at the Pomeroy Firat NEW & USED CARS and TRUCKS ~ ~ ~~ \ l'~'ntle . ~1 iridl f'porl. Ohi o DRIVE IN fO LANDMARK Take over payments. phone , THE SOUTHERN ATHLET· meeting. IBaptist church was alao disciJss.. ! 2 tic ON DISPLAY Super Ser11iC1 St1tion Now WI 9-3746. · 2' 6lc ic Boosters will meet Thursday ed. An Invitation wa1 received OPEN EVES 9 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO at 7:30 p. m. at the Southern M~mhers were dtvlded into . to ottend Quiet Day at Grace ·Business Senrices f'•) IIR ROO~! PUR~ISHF.D ' -' High School, it wa~ announced I ~ g;~ups . for dJScusston of . E iscopal church February 17, an1rlment \I'Y '1·\JR.\ ! HPio !/1/antP.d .tUCflfiNEER 1 21 tfc -- ~---- -Business Services lnsurence loday by Mason F1sher, presi· , topiCS mcludmg Set Apart For ' ~inning at 10 a.m. Refresh' Cemplete ServiN dent. ,1 Purpose, presented by Mrs. ments were served by the biJa. , .~ _ \' 1 . h d 'J LJ d WA '\TE D· Experienced merh-1 f'rl!! 1 ~ nHilurft N 1 u~. 1 1 urms e e ro um . _ . tall SEWING maehlnes. repaiJ ser •UI'•Mt IMIII'IIICI Deen !Thomas Bentz ; Called to Pro· ap1 ··~en1. \1iddlfpor1. WY 2- a_ mc 1or _m mor par15 ms aWrite. Prone or Coati~ flee. aU makes IVY 2-22l!4. cancelled! •.oor """ _ . THE POMEROY BEND Cili· ~ claim, Mrs. Menzel Smith; J!tess. 110n sl'rv1re. l\1usl be mature , .\. \.... fiRADFURO 3~a n.e Fabm Shop. Pomerov lor't o-? Call In' • • zens Band Radio club will hold · sus and the Samaritan, Mr&. CONFINED TO HOSPITAL wi th ability to manag t> de·: Racine, Olato 1 14 tfc Authorized Singer Sales lltlt• Its regular meeting Thursday ' Sharon FreeDIBD Is confiDed pa rtment and sell parts. : t 1 1ft Service. 1 211 de at 7:30 p. m. in the recreation .....__ Good working conditions. In I _ __ __ TR ~ ILER LOT . Rutland. five - - -- - - - - : - - room ef the Baptist church in 8lll grade students will do a In Blanchard llollpllal in F....mile<J. fro m Pomf>'ro ~· Ptlone leiter. stat• experience, rel·i CUSTOM BUTCHERING 8lll 1. . L'JNlliTtONING Relrlger· Real l:st1te For Sale Cheshire. · · Choral Reading. ley in room 418. erenres and wage s expected. cutting. Wilt buy hides every SH 1·5613. 12 23 60tc otlon tervlre. ·1•'' ·• Rdrts THE BRADBURY P.T.A. ~~~~~~-=----:....iiiiii_.,;;;i;;..,.~~iiii~~~~~ ' Write c·o The Daily Senlinei. l Mondav PhO Meier, Flll •li ' HIW lM turmshed apart· Box 6li8A. eratlon, New Haven, 4 •Phon• FOR SALE: 5 rooms with~r!u~tll~· ! :~~~:,~:. will be held Thursday Lf 2 4 tfc I WY t-3$10. I II menl. WY 2·3658. 11 15 lfc nJ ~:1531 • c ily room. Water, gas Feb. 10 at the school ' electricity. $2,500. 1 7 30 -Tf-lH-~f an_d_tOufro~om~furnishEveryday Specials Town lUll. Phone WY 2-3312. 8 : p.m. eo and unfurnished apart at 29tfc ments. IVY .·54'l __ _12___6_!.fc! J Marie's Style Post ------~ THE PAST COUNCILORS ot 1 Haircuts $1 .25 O Theodorus Council, , 13. r at .U . Cereal AOIIOS!I 4 ROOM lu!'nished apartment l. PIU!Sl:Lblr 15. Fairy S1.50 ' America, will meet Thurs- il Shampoo & Sots tale for rent Phon• IVY 2·2716 H ~. :\':.J mesak es 30 doy color rinse, da) evening, at the borne of g irl DOWN ter 5 pm. Phooe WY 2-35il , of MF'!I. Shampoo & set $3 .50 Miss Erna Jesse. l S. Row 1 . Water Rowl t'y and Reed Hardware : Ca fttor Permonenh $7.50 up FRIDAY - RETlffiN JONA· : 19. Coo route rgicaJ 11 1 lfc : 9 . tSu W• Sell and Ser•lce ll> story frame home, than Melgll Chapter, D. A. R., necti.ve 2. Aquatic hr ead 22. Dang9r m amma l Wigs and Wlgtett rooms, bath. basement, gas will meet Friday afternoon at ; 10. ~..~: :13. Pro :3. D i.l!ltrel l TRAU .EH: LOTS - tre. IIW 12. Touche!! Marie's Style Post heating, need some repairs, 2 p. m at the home of Mrs. ba!ket· caU age and water Brown ·, l'tiJJ , lightl y lot 100 x 100. $5,500.00. Emerson Jones ID Middleport. boll 4. Abead 7t IL 124 Ph. WV 2-52 er Park !Slate Approved ) ~ l3.~~bv Yne&r..,'e AM..r gTQup : ~- Party , I boilmg Syracuse. Ohio MIDDLEPORT _ f'OWELL St. Mrs. James Brewington is a bbr. wanne r M\nersvllle, Ohio, r-nooe W\ '] 14.. Female"'ji~~;~ program chairman. 1<. Wanntll 25. Bake uppe r :1-:lJ'll . I It tic s heep I"""~"""""""' ....{)ne atory frame, 2 MARY SHRINE, :;i . Greek 6. Rerfo rrr. 26. N"""' ' 15. Durocher·• rooms, bath, crane Shrine af Jerusalem wlll meet letter pa.pern 7. Pop d~ t eam --' he> ling. Minersville. air gas heati·n· 200 %1. Etbenal ••u •• at the IOOF hall Friday at 8 lt!9 Lincoln fl gls. 2 b't"room 1a, P ootal Candleow1 or op 7 tree Ohio End your ~e~~er troub frontage on Route 7. $5,000.00 p. m. There will be a wbl'te 28.l'r* 8. Af,.,... buuse. Bea utiful Birch ~itrncn . abi:lrt"v1&· Jtln • Ply ill tiber 29.Eya wutela& ... tes. We have all sizes sewer cab mels. Phooe : WY 2'5121. Uon to. JloxlnC machines. Reasonable MIDDLEPORT - One elephant sale. :11Bmlll ~Bis.Clllklllt111!11• . t.P.I 4 'tlc 17. D!Roove<er U. term Ulazld Even Call WY Z.2974, day or frame home, 4 rooms, SATURD.I.Y - AF'I'EIINOUN ot St. ..........1 Ill tic bath, large enclosed Circle of Heath ~·;~~~~II 1 15 Lawrence porch, tot 50 x 100. , Church will meet at the TWO TRAILER SPACES lor ~toverbo'' r/.1. ~~ ~ l4 ~ -lf-~-1--+1'-1'//~ ,.n; 1n the Villag• ol .\liddl• · 19. ~art ot V/, "" '// PLUMBING RIJra Saturday afternoon at 1 p. m. l!oltle Gas Arnold Bra- LOT ON RT. 5M - CWSE TO ID prepare the valentine boxes port. Call WY 2-3346 or WY 20. Blue Oraaa 1'1 tlleMt. 611 E. MaiD Street KYGER - 252 feet frontage of cooktes and candy for shut· 2·2186 or WY !-3600. stat., abbr. " II 30 tfc 1 2L Domeflllc Pomeroy. I 22 tic on road, 1.6i a~res, level and ins, their annual projecL Mem- -. -.- .. - , - · - I 23. Bratts or 1::1'1,..-!-r--V;., sodded. Good s1te lor bouse bers are asked to bring cookiea BRie K Duplex .l bedrwm Sparka or trailer. Bargain $650.00. or candy to the church:hi.c h v m ~t room, dining room. ltit- 24. Help EXPERIENCED ALBERT M. COX, BROKER having cookies to be p rhen.. b t~ se ment and garage . zs. Fraeturu WY :!-3130 I'I'Y z.may call Mrs Walter Hayea or for<'ed aor gas furn aro. But· :zs. ~: I'" ~ tr.-:+-+'"""'!no:ib 2 9 3tc Mrs. Nan Moore. ternut Av<'<'JUe. Call WY 2- . 30. Honm ~1-18-·.1--1---K; 1.. . =:=-::-:--:::-::---:-..:...."" MONDAY - DAUGmERS 5W. 2 4 Uc I ,_. "1--t--to li'OR SALE: 6 room bouse wllb Ruth ClaSll of The United Meth· ~3L FumlD( ~ NFT RNI S I!ED , 4 room and as. Sloth ~-t--i:--1bath, lull basement, 1184 odist Church will meet at 2 bafh , modern rec:iden('e gas : 3t. Germaa IW From tbo ll1J1ell I!Utk or aell St., Middleport. Phooe: m. at the home of Miss Nell<• !I UUe bulldozer radiator to tho furnlre. Point Lane, l. mroln . ~. Peruvian I'U ~if PL Pleuant 1195-260'1. ' Bing. A Stanley party will I IUlllest beater core. lleighls. IVY 2·.1874. 2 B 8lp : """' 14--1--1-~ 11 16 tic low the meellng. - - ---~ --I 36. Flinty 116 LEGAL HOLIDAY ---DISABLED AMERICAN VET___ F_O _R_~'~L! _ ·- - i ::_~ dnlf !w-++-t-1--f;~ft-j-t"i"-t VISIT IN COLUMBUS ERANS and the Auxiliary will Mr. and Mrs. Don Bell and I meet ID re101ar sessions at 1951 AL LIS l'ha lmer< trarlor . .O. Retahw ~.,brl--!f--1-~~r+-1-il-\.o lt Model. mowmg machine t:l.Timber ~ Lorna of Letart Falls spet\117:30 p. m. Following the meet<tnd plow PrirP $4:10 Call i tree: N.Z. lnaurance Sunday in· Columbus wilh Dr. ings, there will be a valientine\1 IVY 2·79Jt. 2 10 &tp DAH.Y CRYPTOQUO'DJ- Here'• Jaow Wlllk 1*1 PIII!'I'O eopym1 !on1ti""cop and Mrs. Earl Grimm, Joey party and members are .. ' S F.Lil0~1- u<Od chrome - handA lt Y D L BAA lt a lei made 111 1ep1 papers. and Bnbby. bring valentines. sl ieer, 7"i' blade, $15. Lard lo L 0 !f 0 r II L L 0 W blrtll recard• and almo!ll . W.S.C.S. of HEATH METHO. PI'""· 115. Sausage grinder, o.e:tett.ro~Jnp~J-..ror-.lalld8••11111'tteiloAio-a ltbel documollls I('arbon monoxide Is the silent DIST church meets at the for tho llm!e L'o, X f<lr the two O'o, olo. Slllfle letters. · Ruter lanr..,.., Pvm.,., ! klll•r. Make sure that your car church Mrs. Edward Young .. . . , , l ttl t 'harles Fick, Ph : Ches- tropbleo, leJ>CIIIIIIIfl ronnai!OD ot tbo.,...... ""' all htnta. . , ter 985-3605. 2 10 3tp lla<h day ore dlftertBL 1 4 tlr !has some ventilation during the will be program chairman coleo winter months. It pays ID Mrs· Orin Smith the devetional ....,1 H1 ·G 1 ; •-· w u 1 ' H ~~ J'OTATOES, $2 bushel. Marvin IAETNA CARUAI.TV lnsar•ncr take eare and liV! to enjoy the chairman. Hosleases are Mrs. " " . rewn .! """'"" :.r• " .,. 1 ..Stone, Rutland. 2 10 6tp .t.XlUIQ vxov ~~~-IDiuranciPbon AcWY~~~~ 1more pleasanl driving ol spring Earl Knight,. Mrs. M. C. Wil· , ~, ()then Gfow" BOIVX XOA JIJI: ' ......... •Y • e ......, • says the Highway Safety Deson, Miss _ Bess Sanborn · · · · HJnn ah's husband Hector hates XBOTBlll WOJCIIKV XBOR.-YXIlriB I lla 1 parlmenl. . Mrs. Wayne Gibbons. Fedlr•l R111M Sylt8m bard work so he cleans the .Y.....,.. CIJPt -p lU A GOOD HmART JS -; , 1'11 GRANGE INSURANCB. Midi... . . JIIVERVIEW PTA WILL . .MlntiMr ~all)lpDIII tf!IUI'IIMI Corpantlon rugs with Blue Lustre. Rent GOLD 8" +ICESP&ARII IJisUranco Aceney. Inc., Porn· 1 Mormons ln the slate of Utab Monday, February 14, •t ' · · f\l!<'trlc shampooer, $1. Pom*"'1· PboDe I'I'Y W381. renounced .the practice of pQiyJ· A skit will be preaenled by I ,. ·~IROYI ,~0 eroy Cemeul Block, Pomeroy I 1 lfc amy ID 1890. !be Boy Seoull. Tbe 71b llld 1:,· I lite HOU'F. 4 roo ms and balh, I POMEROY MOTOR CO. ' --- I so UtJROMANTIC 'rW'Rii BEGINNING 10 MAKE ME. NJGri!:'{ •I Au to. Trans. Radio and Heater. 1 1942 Ford AIGHT M!IIU' · Standard Trans. ,Radio anrl Heater. mon or IMI. ror a complete de· 1 acrlptlon or Ute paretd ll:er.!lo n · cepttd. reference IJ made 'o ~' ~r~ tT6AYS50, Ycu Can't Co Brkkltl ~7 deed dated Sl!ptember 5, 1817, recorded In Deed Book 1111, . eont1illlna Plalatitf CRo w. cao·w • PORTER Atto rney, tor Pi atnu u ·~ ......:: iM sut:IAL CAI.ENDAR 1 1 I' By HAROLD GRAY . -~ VEAA1 mll"9 I "rHE IJIAV WE ~ Ht;IIEf LIKE A BUND AI.W/, EH? w 1 d . ' •, 1 I' i 0 A l y CROSSWORD Cue/t/u BUDG£fC: tEAK, lfli.ll//tf TOO! ~ , ' cl ~ 1' Til"• .......,.,.,Ill ::J'":;: II I RADIATOR SERVICE 1 - · .,_. - 1 • CLOSED SATURDAY FE.BRUARY 12th LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY I ILAmNAR'S i!. · 1 111o111o-- BUGIIUNNY The FARMERS BANK and Sa.vt'ngs c·ompany. w 1 ~ AL CAP; ·:::,., ; 1962 COMET 2 DR. 6 Cylinder made by ..Joba Akh!y, June. UlfiT. be \he aame, more or len. tll'l'tfll , w, By . Middl•porl, 0, . tocusl & Sycamore Sts. 18 ehelu md 00 lln u ; ~fm1 P~•::u:~::.d c.:,:Y~ Ju~~ ~ ~.1 LI'L .UNIIl USED CAR LOT ·: thence north lf cbaln. and 82 h,k, to the plaH of bellllnlna, eont aln iD( 40 acree, lfreellble Lo a tUrvey pap 1962 Corvair .. · .. .. .. .. .. ...... · $969 lteg"'t•r and HI-Ttst KEITH GOBLE FORD No. 1: The followl ne •'('~• · l'ih ed real •ttatt allulted In 111" T • .n 1hlp of1 Scipio, MtiJI Conn .\'. •1 "· beunded and deacribed u r. · .. tq-wll: Be.lnnlal at lhe 11,, .,. 't eornn ol Sec. No. 4. Tqwn : t> u,· Ohio Company '• . I' · Jhence ellt 1110 'r od.: tb.etw• - ··•: h 30 rodl; thenu wed 160 · , ·lhenoe norUl :10 Nidi to th e .,. i; .. of Melnalnt• coatalnlnl .:ro 1,.. ,·. ·~ . noepttn• tht!refrom 1 certa in 11 .•r· "I deedN by Jobn P. Douab w ;•: .. t wife to Jobn Green b' deed • 1~: J OCtober 1, IBU. 11 reoorded In Deed 8ooll: 10 a& pate 11. contain1M 13.U aere1. mare or leae, for 1 eompt•te dueriptlon ol lbe pi reel llerela extepted, reference Ja made 10 aald dHdJ alto a 40 am tr,ad of land bounded and dee!!ribed 11 followt. Jn the Town•hlp of Sdplo, Melca County and st1te of Ohio, betlnnint It a torner 15 ch a l1 ~ 1 and " llnkl weal from the north· eorner of Sec. No. f., T. 'J, ft. 14, In Ohio ComPIDY'a Purcbue; thl"n('t' weat 11 chaine and 88 llnkl k> \be AOrt.beut comer of Lot No. e in •ld Section ,oeorae DownlnJ'I !l<'tlr · "y>; \hence lOUth f chalnl and !H Unlu;; themce wnt JO ehaim .1nd · a Unkl to the northe1111t col'l~>n of Lot No. 5 tlllid DowniDC'I Sur vt'y iJ thence lOUth 9 chaiDJ and :\11 1ln"' 1 ....... CAR ""'"'' C<>mpony, o !llo4 ' ltl petiLion a1alnlt .)'Oil In the Com· [ mon Plea, court of Melp Counb. Ohio, pra)1nl for judament on a prcuulur.ry nole and foreclosure ot 11 real l!atate mort111e •e.curlni! 1ame · oa the tollowln• dtteribed rl!'a1 property; Tra~t Wide Choice of Used C.rs!ll . er, blue finish, spot clean, deluxe interior. WANT AD cia ! entt>rtni nnwn l, Select Make, Model or Price From Our I'OMIIIOY, OHIO TO PLACI A ov •uoue•".;;.~'·"' N>TI<I Arnold Plumley , whllNe pl"'!e ol! 11 unknoWn. ~tnd Wanda s. Plumb!y , whnlle pia«' of l'ftlldl!n~ .t t unknown, will tllke notice ~t on lhe t~tl day of Juuery. 19111, \be undenlgned The F~en Bant • nlridem't ,.,..,,,.!On. Power steering and brakes, auto. trans., radio, heat. OPEN IVES. f:llO P.M. UIYU PIODUCINI PHONE r 1964 Olds "88" 4 Door ..... ... $2149 Pomeroy Motor Co. ·'ilddlttenll woKI 1c. .1 gpPICI MOUII t:GO 'al M, te 1111 p, M. Olltf . lltvrlt., l :lt 4. M. te Uzll Notn IT'I 10 *All BE AT OUR OK LOT Motor Co. QUALITY CANCILLATIONS CORRICTIONI Will Ill tccepftO until t:OI A. M. '"' on .. Ponlerov! CH'OOSE.y··." 'N .J - USED AINOLD PLUMLIV 11l41 WANDA I . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P, PLUMLI'to IT ,I,L, 1 DMiftdiJih np· ICK liN CAllY -.=====;;-;:=- . " ; l. 1 1 =====--~ Mljii~~r -I I --!'""'1"""----------....J • ,, .. . . ' ' ' . .-~. 1' .:. . .. !r<. ·'~" -·- ly RALPH HEIMDAH\; · ·" •..to.J: ' '' .....,...,.....,, ' . . ......... , .I • I . " -'I' ' ,/ . 'Q " ilr ' ' �.. .·- -. . ... ,. I ... • , tl! · Around And About Middleport 2 Reviews about Viet Nat(! Struggle Highlight Literary Club M'eeting M . I Ab ut arn y o Mrs. Venoy is Hostessof Ch urch Class l...,_DaUy · senttnel; Pomeroy-Middleport, o, Feb. 10. 1966 . People In pcmeroy ' ' . ANOTHER BIG SHIPMENT! Reviews of books written •· "The Devll's Advq.,.te" and SALE ~out the current struggle in\ "Shoes of the Fisherman." The . The Feb meeting of Mr. and Mrs. Wlllartl Viet Nam and the United State, characters of the navel are Mrl Eustance Wilson and Golden R~ass of the and Mr. aild Mrs. EDJ<erst~ Image abroad htghlighted the placed in a modem setting a- 1\trl. Ul Latanza of Pomt Plea· ero Church of Christ was Well have returned from a 1wo meeting of the Middleport Lit· midst the intrigue of the VIet sant, W. Va. vlsltt:d Wednes· ~ Ding at the weeks vacation m Florlda While erary Club held Wednesday a!- Nam situation and the U. S. day with the former's paren!', f Mr a~v~ s Edward VeJllly there they visited Mr. and Mrl. Chrome, Bronze & Brau, temoon at the home of Mrs. foreign policy. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mattox. ~1 r · ' Fred Raaenbaum at Dania; Mr. Chari., Bradbury. " The name of Charlotte [)avids · aild Mrs. Charles Spencar, Goldtone, Whtte Round . The second review, The New son was unintentionally omit- Mrs. Jerry Masters, Bradenton Beach aild Mr Tableo, Rectangular TabMrs. Bernard Fultz, wearmg I Face of War" by Malcolm W ted from the. members attend- was in charge of the meeting Mrs J hn .Bowen ~nd Mrs. Ellen les, Drop Leal Tables, 4, ' lthyell~w turbafntlheo ddrPSS mf Browne bad been prepared by iog the meeting of Group I of which opened with devotions Bae~ BradeotoR. 0 l 6 and 8 chairs with seta, e munner ·• women Mrs. Harold Sauer but was the First United ·Presbyterian taken from U Corinth10ns the dramatiZed tbe re- read by Mrs. Carl Horky, vice Church which met Monday even- Mrs. Venoy who had as Rev. Menzel Smith vlsked Ray view ~~ the book, .· ·1 he Ambas- president. The book deals with lnG at the home of Mrs. Richard liopic, "Charity". Following Pullins at Pleasant Valley $69.00 SETS ... , ... .... .. • SAL! $56.00 $149.00 SETS .. .. .. .. .. .. SAt: !odor, by MatTIS West, also the new aspect of war as the Vaughan. er by Jeri')' Master>, a pltal, Pt. Pleasan~ W.Va. Mon$19.tll SITS .. ,.. .. .. .. .. • SALE $64.00 $159.00 SETS " ' " " " ' " SA E $13f00 169.00 SETS " ....... ". SAL 16f00 $ft.OO SITS ........ , ..... . SALE $14.00 tht author of the best sellers, American troops ftght m Viet Mr. and Mrs. Michael Erwin outline of the life of day afternoon $119.00 SITS ............... SALE $".00 1":00 SETS """" , .. •· SAt: Nam and the different batUe and sons Scott and Kevin of was given by Mrs. Charles d $219.00 SITS ......... , .. SA • $1U.OO SITI .. .. • .. • .. .. IALI $118.00 ·d ' w d Wllllam, Thomas Jr., an b th 1tactics emp Ioyed. bY o " es. Belpre spent TUesday and e • lew. . le .Bentz Jnd Smith and ! The author dmnbes the atroc1- nesday with his parents, Mr. Members ,.,ponded to roll :. ~ted 8? . Pt Pleasant w Va P111meroy, Ohiet ties suffered by our sold1ers and and Mrs. Chester Erwin by naming bjble sweethearts. ! the hetple<s women and ~hildMr.' and Mrs. Arthur Stover New program books lor the com· ptiJUDii at Pl~i TONIGHT ren af the area as the V t e t were weekend guests of her SlS· lng year were distributed. P~ns V 11 ~sp'tal. ~, NOT OPEN 1 · Cong use cruel mrthods of ter and brother-in-law, ~h'. and \\ere made for a bakeless bake 8 ey torture. !Mrs. Larry Baker. Also visit- sale, ihe date to be Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt WiU and UIDAY & SATURDAY The nu"fting was opened with ! ing wiU1 them was their mether, l u was decided to help ' Terry and Gary and Mr. and FEB. 11 & tl ' the ... igning of "Amrrira the Mrs. Opal Stanley who is rethe repair of lhe church floor. Mrs. Milp McFarland of Cel"Dtl, DIE, MY DARLING" Bt-aulitul," with. Mrs. Emer,son siding a~ Kerr, Ohio, at the Mrs. Denver Kapple cOnductum~us were Sunday guestl of TttHah l:!ank!lt'ad r., \ ~· "APACHE GOL.D" IJon es llf'Compar.tst. Mtss Sus- prt'sPnt Ltme. . ed contests dw·ing the social theU" father, Emmett w~ and · (Tf'chnicolot· l Mrs. Earl Davenport IS a pa- hour with prizes awal-ded to Mr. and Mrs. James Will and Modern - Early Ameri<ID 1 an Park. president, ('QIIducted Lex. Barker !th~ shlJrl buslnl'SS session. Mrs. tient at Holzer Hospital w~erc Mr. Masters, Mrs. Eskew and famHy. :F";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;===,I she Is being treated lor Slbus Mrs. Venoy. Refreshments were d M G ld ll.llchael SUNDAY, MONDAY FIRST 1 t' n Mr an era ... 1nd TUESDAY • m ec to . served by the hostess to lhoae and family rs. of Syracuse FEB. 13-14·15 QW\LITY 1 named above and Mrs, Clar- Saturday evening dinner " MARRIAGE ON THE REGULAR Auxilia Meets ence Andrews, Mrs. Walter Ken of hOI' mother, Mrs. Susie"~"'"' ROCKS" (Tf'chni("oltlrl t'f' d 0'1 St I' . ry nedy br., Mrs. EINond Bowers, , Mr. & Mrs. Thurmaa Flsooher Cer I 18 I a ton A! Legwn HaU Mrs Conrad Ohlinger Mrs nd · L and M Frank ~lnat r.o . D~;~un Murtln 'N Mill Sl Pom . . • a Terri ynn r. Also Cartoons · " • eroy White Rose Lodge Auxlhary Louis Osborne and two child- Mrs. William Porttr and '""'"' ~met Wednesday afternoen at the ren, Tommy Masters and Craig were Sunday guests ef legioo hall in Middleport. Mrs. Venoy. mother Mrs. Susie Fischer. 1 Williaf Robson, president, was Frank Fischer and Thtrrlll·'~ VALENTINE'S DAY FEB. 14 • m charge of the ntual openmg. l'ischer and Terri Lynn ..,,,.~ Knee Hole and Student Type. Present were Mrs. Robson, Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Mrs. Perry Mitch, Mrs. David • Susie Fischer. Maple, Mahogany, Walnut, . Entsminger, Mrs. Waller Hayes, White, Cherry. Mrs. Edgar Allensworth. Mrs. James Souders Mrs. Herman $59.po _ Sale $48.00 Bailey, Mrs. otho Watts, Mrs uary I Pat Gallagher, Mrs. Norman Students at Mtddleport High $69.00 _ Sale $54.00 ' Wayla~d, Mrs. Arthur Lewts. School witt hear pianist George BOUQUETS- CORSAGES Followmg the meetmg lhe group Katz, professor of piano at . $79.00 _ Sale $64.00 went to the Martm Restaura nt Ohio University, in a recital in Chur~b ~omen of Mea~ l~;IIJ$;.9 .•00 POTTED PLANTS- ARRANGEMENTS lot refresmcnts. Hostesses were the high school auditorium Feb- ty are mvtted to share Ill ~ _ Sale $74.00 Mrs. Mitch, Mrs. Allensworth ruary !4 at !0:45 a.m. Day service at the Grace Frt>.!ih, bea~Aliful blooms from and Mrs. Ida Bachner Icon- The concert was arranged by copal church, Thursday, Feb. $98.pc) _ Sale $82.00 Pomeroy Flower Shop will rmt\'t>y ; tnbulmg. Mr. William Russell, Principal 17. Tbe sei'Vlce Is a preparatlu your sentiment best. Order yours I and Band Director at M.H.S., lor Lent. today PLAN DANCE is being sponsored by the The Rev. Griffin C. Callahan I, Friday night following Rarine- and M.H.S. Band Boosters as part of Trinity church, Parkersburg, 1 Wahama basketball game. of their cultural program for will direcl the meditation. Wahama held at their school the students at Middleport. A coffee and social hour beKroeh1er. Valentine Seaver, WI auditorium from 9:30p.m. to 12 Persons in the eommunity are ginning at 10 a.m. will precede Berklioe Lounge Chail'fl, Occasion· WtP.E pm. The Jays will emcee. The oordially invited Thre wiD he lhe servlee at 11 a.m. The at Chairs, Swivel Rockers,, FLOWERS Wahama Annual Staff is sponsor. a few seats available at no cost. ladies are askeo to bring a sack Platform Rockers, R;eclinera and EVERYWHERE Mr. Katz is professor of piano lunch and dessert and a hot Roek or RecUners. William Russell, Blind Goods at Ohio University In Athens drink will he served at noon, . 1 chatrman, reported a balance of and recently completed a con.l bv women of Grace church. The i $29.00 Occaslonof Chofn Solo $1f 138.60 sent to the State De- cert tour of Europe. service wU close by 2:30 p.m. I $54.00 Swlvol Rockoro i partment of Blind. Mrs. Brad_ & Recllnoro ......... Solo $42 bury served homemade <andy $59.00 Swivel RO<klt's .. Solo $41 I. at the close of the meeting Phone WY 2-2039 0 I Youth Sumlay Held Mrs. Millard Van Meter $69.00 Swlvtl Rockers & ' Eighteen members answered t t At Bachtel Church Lounge Choirs . .. . . . . Solo $54 200·W, MAIN POMEROY The youth of Bachtel Church I roJt call, naming a wntempor- S OS eSS 0 $79.00 Plolform Rockln Sole $64 ____ _____ ... ------~ry statesman. held Youth Sunday Ftbruary $89.00 Swivel Rockers Solo $74 The Letart Falls WSCS met taking over the duties and ol$109.00 Swivel Rocktrs Solo $81 1r~ently at the home of Mrs. flees of. the church. A PtoKram 129.00 RKilnorHiodrors Solo $104 & IJohn Hill with prayer by Lll· conce~mng Joseph was used. $139.00 Lounp Ch•lrs . .Solo $109 1 lian Early The scripture Psalm Takmg part were David $119.00 Lounge Choirs 1•1• $ft : 103, was ·, ..d by Erma Hill. h~m, Joyce Brabham, •od' g Gnd ' p · t' Gtbbs, Mary Haley, Beverly 11 c,. m s were, B M hll s ammg,R · by Lorna Bell· Making Ameri- usse1• arara ars a , • , "" Great, Nor~ Cross ; The 'by Roush, Rhonda Brabho'11, I Human Lincoln Linda Hill I Kathy Haley, Paul Sayre, : and Who Lead; the Lambs A: Burdette, Debbie Gibbs, Sandi : stray? by Judy King. Marshall, Jack1e Needs The business meeting was Jan~t 8l!lith. I presided over by Orpha ffill. D~rectmg_ them was D o n n ] Officers were elected and home Roush, asststed by Nancy . made ice cream and cake were · brook. served by Mrs. Hill to seven members and three visitors. The PLEDGE POMEROY GIRlS IMarch meeting will be at the' The Ohio Northern Unh1ersl'y • home of Lois Bell. chapter of Alpha Xi Deltt ority has announced the name.s WOMEN . , CHOffi TO SING of two freshmen women, both I The Lakin Choir under the di-' of Pomeroy, pledged January rection of Mrs. Fitzwater will 19. They are Patricia Fultz and 1 present several choro l numbers Pamela O'Brien. Alpha Xi ODDS'N ENDS I Sunday, February 13th at the ta Sorority is one ol three naChfton Methodist Church at 71tiona! soroitie9 now on the (Some Are Esk i/oos) 1Ohio Northern campus. p.m. $79.00 SET. SCREEN, ANDIRONS AND TOOLS - - - SALE $42.00 $54.00 SET. SCREEN, ANDIRONS AND TOOLS SET $32.00 PAIR $32.00 SET. SCR~EN AND TOOLS SALE $18.110 eMilk Glass $15.50 FIRE SCREEN, SPARK GUARD SALE $9.00 elnfants Stretch $15,50 ELECTRIC LOGS SALE $9.00 Suits $1G.60 COAL GRATE BASKETS SALE $7.00 Broken Si1es eSweatera $75.00 GAS LOGS SALE S!~ eJeons $12.95 LOG OR WOOD HOLDERS SAALLEE ~ eHaines Tops 5 SAVES WEAR ON CUPIDS $9.95 LOG B4SKETS & Briefs $3.95 CHARC:OAL BASKETS SALE $2.50 Volontlne's Day-Monda,, Febtulll' 14-o doy for r~M~~WG Nothing Over and reministi"'! And, whether you're lookin1 for 1 spacial Valentine, or a special pMty set. you can do all your 'latentlne shopping with one convenient stop It our SiH 12 by 12 Foot Sla ONLY A FEW L E F T - Hallmatk headqul!tors. You'll. lind oemlmont~. whlmskll sm St .••st. MEIGS THEATRE NO. 2'49 lutOO om;, J l 189 · ~, ~ ~ ... !'"' '/J Iii! ' ,; 1 .t,pO enttne ~ e ...I!c ...'" :;r.,.. ~-; o~ • FIVI FRII:lAY, fEBRUARY 11, 1966 I'OMEROY-MIDOlEPORT, OHIO • enstve C'W ... WORLD Sale! LANE CEDAR CHESTS :;:;:'"t'" j ti:a • tm·: 1 _____________ • • . :t ° ' ~ ... at y DINETTE I !. . .' \ $69.00 ·Sale $54.00 $59.00 • Sale 'I ------ • --· -· • • --- - ·-·-- ··--- - t& MARIE fii\IITB Sale! DESKS 1 Pianist Katz Plans Recital br h j Fe SAY IT I=OR YOU Church Women Are lnvt"ted TO Quiet Day 14t I Stone&Son Sell River Boat Firm Sale! CHAIRS Pomeroy Flower Shop ; ' Mrs. J hn H'f/ 1H WSCS Group FRIDAY ,' : Pomeroy High Candidateslor ' ·.. Valentine Girl ' H SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11-12 This Is It! Our Big Clean-Up Sale! $5.00 I l i 1 i SNOW BOOTS 'i l end humorous Valentines, Penny Y•lnti~a fw childreR, gift suuostion~ 1IH wrapo, party sets 1111 hGtnt d-• tions-all at u ltore-todQ! ' pofr FIREPLACE FIXTURES SALE! SEAMLESS ROOM SIZE RUGS RUGS - AMAZING WHAT S).OO ~~~~ S.le $58.00 1 ll11ular $109.00 RUG - 18 Regular $59.00 Rugs _ _ Sale 10 Regular $49.00 Rugs _ _ Sale 3 Regular $34.00 Rugs _ _ S.le 11 Regular $78•.00 Rugs _ _ Sale 6 Regular $79.00 Rugs _ _ Sale .,....... 3 Rogular $69.00 9 FOOT BY 12 FOOT SIZE WINTER S2 00 SALE! ==--·------- 1 SAMPLE SHOES S.le 41,J.OO $46.00 $38.® $28.00 $64.00 $65.® Size 12by 15 F., SID 3 R11ul1r $8P.OO RUGJ - S.le $76.00 3 R•ul1r $139.00 RUGS - Slle $111.00 YOU MUST Salel. GAS CIRCULA HEATERS $19 ·- 35,000 ITU - $48 $59 .:. 20,000 BTU,- .$31 SEE TO BELIEVE Seled Your Valentines and V1lentlne Candy on th't main floor ..• MIDDLEPORT, 0. MARIA GRIJESER TABLE ANGEL TREADS i Price HURRY JUST 20 PAIRS _ • TERRI HYSEU. B&ISY NEAIIil ELBERFELDS POMEROY . II THRIFTYt SAVE ALL OF YOUR SALESLIPS FROM Elberfelds In P · ' . ' ' ... . . _..... , . '· .' . Weirdest Bedsheet Band Fascinates Probers Wild Turkey Clinie Annount-ed Feb. 16 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource February 10, 1966