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Hand Towels Sale 89c, Wnh Cloths Sale 39c MISSES SizES 10 to 20 A Group af Beller Quality Towels in Well Known Makes, $2.98 and $3.98 Values Sale $1.50 HALF SIZES 14 \2 to 24~ ''WINTUCK" A Large Saleetian af Nylon and Dacron Party Aprons Sport Yarn. 100% Dupont Reg. $1.00 Aprons Sale 79c-Reg. $1.59 and $1.95 Sale $1.39 WOMI;NS $5.95 Leather, stretch and I i e orion. 2 oz. - 2 ply, wash· Aprons CHANEL JACKETS SALE able colors. bells. All colors. 59c ond $po 89c $4.00 smal~ WOMENS BLOUSES A group of womens long sleeve and roll sleeve blouses. Prints and solids. So!l)e permanent press. $4.00 Womens Blouses ._ ...__,;_ Sale $3.44 $3.00 Womens Blou..s Sale $2.44 $2.00 Womens Blouses Sale $1.44 Sale! Foundation Garments $1.00 Fashion Circle Colton and Pldded Bm S.le 66c $2.50 and $2.99 lrts S.le $1.50 $3.95 end $4.00 Br11 Sale $2.00 $2.50, $3.9t, $5.00 Glrdl11 and Panty GlrdiH · Sale $2.00 $6.95, $7.00, $7.95, $1.95; $10.95 Glrdl11 and Panty ' Gfrdla_Sole $3.00 A Group of blscontlnued and Sll1htly Sailed Gown and Robe ·Sets REG. $8.95 SETS__.,.....;·;·........,'_SALE $5.00 RECf $5:95 sns ' SALE $4.00 WOMENS HOSIERY About 300, Pain Well Known ~ke $1.75 Stacklhgs, Dress shtera, Hlmleu or seams Sale $1.00 Well Known Brin~ Sealilleis Mlcro-MHh Relnforcicl Sh- or WalkllifSI\Mr Nylon Stackln., Reg. $1.50 , •. Salt $1.00 Regultr $1.00 S•'-·Nvlon Stock'"-•· Your Choice af Seaml. . Str~ch. .IN!ni• . O.W ir 1Hmles1 ,_h · ~ • : •. r ., :. •• . • ~ 69cpilr A Grelllp of White "Nu~ Hoalery, Walking Sh-, SuJipOrt or Otl(t!"Ki!M, $1.35 ta·$1.95 Valu11 · Sale 88e 69c ~ ~on or Co~und Nylon ~lends, · Sfieclal2 ptfn $1.00 Papul1r $1.00~'hMt.tiocldnp-. Jr. Min or Average · · Slzee_69c Sale! ACCESSORIES Group of $3.95 Wamen1 All-LHther Cigarette CoSale $2.50 ' I, Rea. $1.00 and $2.00 Velues In Jewelry_ Sale SOc Group of $1.95 1nd $2.95 Wamens Mandbaga S.le $1 Well Known Brond af Lingerie, Wain Gowns, Pajomos, Shifts and Long Gown•, Valu• Ia $11.00 , Sale 'h Price Girls Stretch Tights, Sf- .UX, 8-10, 12-14. Reg. $1.65 Sale 88c-Reg. $2.00 Sole $1.18-Reg. $2.50 Sale $1.88 Nationally Fimaus Make ~ Lingerie, Full SlfPI, Half Sllpi and PantiH, Valu11 to $7.00 _ f.1 Price TIMEX WATCHES Both Womens and Mens Styles. Some are waterproof, seii·wind, shockproof, anti-magnetic, jeweled movement. WESTERN JEANS Sale! For Boys, Young Men · · ORT . JMIRTS SLACKS Silel 29 to 38 waist. Jllolf, Sl~1 8 .tel 20. A"·hilll!lli!!> colon l.l' wbeat color. liS% cot. tlon of patteru onl toll, 1~% - 420 nyloll. . otyleJ. Save on wbat WhU.Thrtl.ad you neecl ~·' .· . ~nd •.. .,...·· :,,~·· .$2,SO • 1,J ~· . i ··"' .. i' ptlr $2' 19 24 X 36 $3•19 27 X On The 2nd Floor KIRSCH "EMPIRE" SPECIAL SALE PRICES ON MENS AND BOYS 41 '. ;, ,Weath4!1' ·'e·· . ' j sm ' " 1<1!10•· . a·1 .' ·I • ,. . ' •, ' ., , i: ., ..• .... . nltne~·~ \ ' I ·"t Frii!Jy. lAw tool&ht Ill - · ...,,. .. aoatlawut. ,, . $4•69 •• •' ' , ' ' '• ' ' , I ~ '. I J .' •• ' , .. ' I'~1'. '' lnte,..ll 01.Tfut Mfrl11·M..,. ;,.- · . ··· · '. o..oted Te • XVIII NO. 281 . . ' ' · . .e ns ·c e an oDtrovers ' ' '' ' ' . ' . ' . ' . . enamel finiBh. You can really save on the jackets you need for Spring and Summer wear. Stop In the mens and boys depart· ment. Take a look at the many styles and save on what yoli need. . · IN,~~~~~~~~~ $2$4A9 fl 41 TO 41 16 IN. LENGTH 30 LENGTH 66 TO 120 IN. LENGTH 100 TO 180 IN. See the ~mplele !!elecUon of Dependl~le Hardware m ouc Drapery Department. WRIGHT'S TRIMMINGS ftulfled lace, ruffled em· broldecy, ruffled trim· ming. Hallmark ...-· Arrowax Initial Notes GenWne lambs wool wu 16 Nates, 16 Envelopes appllero. Easy to remove for washine. Snap in frame, 29ct;to 79c ,k•• Picture• may be added, removed or replaced easlly and quickly. No adhesive on corner mounts needed. Sheet will hold 20 pleturea. EACH REFILLS 59c EACH Scovill Gripper Eyelet and Sn1p Flatenll' PUER KITS STAY-RITE DRESS SHIELDS No sewiDg - no pinningeasy to put on. Regular ahape. Smal~ medium and large. t2.00 tTABL&5-Stee~ Aluminum, Redwood eiWING5-Wood with clla!D. OanopJ llyle, t2·99 ·Maysville Carpet Warp 800 yard apoo)J. Escellent commerelal color& 100% cotton. . I · PLASTIC DRAPES New Textures. Soft dniplng. Ea8J eue, JWII riDJe, dry and bang. Decorator colors- Sale! Living Room ·Suites and Sofas Early American - Modern - Traditional. Upholltere4 · In high grade fabrics witb a large aelectlon of colors. $159.00 LOVE SEAT $197.00 SOFA Complete with handle. $209.00 2 PIECE SUITE $229.00 2 PIECE SUITE SALE $1.09 $239.00 2 PIECE SUITE · PAIR $279.00 2 PIECE SUITE $309.00 2 PIECE SUITE SIZE 50" x 90" $319.00 2 PIECE SUITE $329.00 2 PIECE SUITE $349.00 2 PIECE SUITE $359.00 2 PIECE SUITE Solid color Rayon and Acetate ftoc.lonlzed th $369.00 2 PIECE SUITE Ionized self-Hning that tnsu!a~d while it d~leroe. 8 2 PIE!CE SUITE =~gw:eha:: and drf'cleanable. Needs little or '00 $389.00 $398.00 2 PIE(:E SUITE White .:.. N:tura;~ J~~~g - Insures privacy. Colora: $419.00 2 P!liCE SUITE $449.00 2 PIECE SUITE $491.00 2 PI ICE SUITE . $498.00 2 PIECE SUitE $629.00 2 PIECE SUITE SCRANTON 6'x6' SALE $131.00 SALE $166.00 SALE $166.00 SALE $111.00 SALE $199.00 SAL;E $234.00, SALE $252.00 SALE $268.00 · SALE $271;0!! . . SALE $28J.OO~ . SALE $299.00 . SA..E '$314.00 SALE $234.00 SAL- ~~.00 SALE $351.00 · SALE ~~~ 00 ' 'SALE SAU $49f,Ojj .. ~~•. ~~~~ us!. patterns, lined and unlin«<, 87" leDilh. ORAW DRAPERIES SHOWER CURTAINS $4$3M SALEI CHAIRS ' '' . Made of the flneat vinyl fthn. All eolors _ that are washable and sunfast. Big selection patterns. $1.95 Alia ~hower Curtain EnHmbl11 Including Shower Curtaon and Matching Window Curttln $t.95 •nd $3.95 GARMENT BAGS BE'SUIE TO TAKE ADVANT~OE : QJ= ·J'H· apnn& mattress $6.95 Kleinert's 55c SPOOL and Steel eCHAIR5-ln Redwood. Steel Fibre with SPr!ni llee) " eCHAISE L,OUNGI5-Redwood and Aluminum with Jmlell. 88c E-Z Flip Photo Albums $1·95 WAX APPUERS '5.79 f.4t Jartch Oraperr . ' I .:I. t0LIDIR5-Upholstered Smartly o!yle<l. Smooth acUon, sturdily built .. Hard baked TOSS CUSHIONS and SOFA PillOWS DRAPERIES • LuurloUL Smartly ltyled. Blg oelectlon Oil eolcn • Machine wuhable. Rayon ohapes .and fabr!es In oOlldl and cottoJJ permapren. 50''x84u L and prln.ll. ' . White, ~reen, Natural $1.0Q-$1..95 . I ', 'I, ' S6ot5 I p~lr . ~~... \\W~ D~~'X~ ~ See the larae selection of: TRAVERSE RODS Summer Weight Jackets IALI 1JShortSietve 30 ' r '. t', Sale! Summer Furniture Special PurchMI tnd Salel $3.98 New Deluxe Setlnette Small Loll Mens $4.95 Plrmanent p.._ X I ...•. ,.. EGG POACHERS, SKILLET Gloss White Enamel Sizes 29 !0 38. Solid colors of Ioden green, blue, black The finest, · IIIOit luXuriant garment bags ever tailored. and bri!Ja. Made with wide belt loons tapered le•• Sanforized shrunk. .. ' .... Shimmel'lni deliiD Sltlnette embossed with an Inter· loelthked wecfciiDC·riDC Pltlern. 57' double garment bags w DOll tilt hoo!b iDa f11Jllength zipper. ,, "Kare-Free" OVAl RUGS 18 ' .' ! _. . Sale! Lloyd Dinette Sets • . . ,. .... ....... ·in ·the -'·'·' ....... Ma ·~· II .....~ tealPI u4 77C .v Permanent Press Slacks or ' ,.,..,!IIIIi showers u4 EACH BATHMAT SPORT SHIRTS ' v~ eleadlaen, win41• . $3.95 $6.95 TIMEX WATCHES SALE $5.09 $1.00 $7.95 TIMEX WATCHES SALE $5.83 50% Polyester, 50% Cotton. Permanent press. Tapered $8.95 TIMI;X WATCHES Throw· Away Bags SALE $6.57 lit. Sizes 29 to 36. $9.95 TIMEX WATCHES SALE $7.29 For All $1o.95 TIMEX WATCHES SALE $8.03 3 Pc. Rur. Contour Ma~ 1.14 $11.95 TIMEX WATCHES SALE $8.77 Cover of 100% V!aeo10 Vacuum Cleaners $'12.95 TIMEX WATCHES SALE $9.49 $15.00 TIMEX WATCHES SALE $11.00 Rayon. AU colors. FOR THIS SALE $15.95 TIMEX WATCHES SALE $11.68 Sale pkg. $16.95 TIMEX WATCHES SALE $12.44 MENS $2.95 SHORT SLEEVE $17.95 TIMEX WATCHES SALE $13.17 $19.95 TIMEX WATCHES SALE $14.63 $24.95 TIMEX WATCHES SALE $18.29 f Solid colors. Knit shirts. Paisleys, stripes, plaids. Sizes Also a fuga Group af Westclox Alarm Clacks and small (14-14~ ), medium (15·15\2 ), large (16·16'h ) and Pocket Watches, Wind-Ups and Electrics, Round and rectanJIUlar. Goldtone finish. Supported vinyl on extra large 117·17'h ). Values from $3.25 to $12.98 All Sale Prleld cha1r seata and backs. . $249.00 9 Pc. DINETTE SETS --SALE $199.00 Four Hour $189.00 5 and 7 Pc. DINETTE SETS _ SALE $166.00 $159.00 5 Pc. DINETTE SETS SALE $136.00 8-INCH SALE $126.00 Combination pan includes 4- A durable, W88hable enamel $149.00 $ Pc. DINETTE SETS Llllft Boys SIHI 3 Ia 7 Short Sleeve cup e g~ poacher (each cup suitable for Indoor and out. Bays SIZH 6 to 11 Mr. Wrangler $6.00 Hondo Hags Tefion-hnedJ and aluminum door use' Retains its original $139.00 5 Pc. DINETTE SETS _ _ SALE $116.00 8" skillet with cover. ideal whiteness and .glosa throu&bBays Sl•es 6 to 18 Mr. Wrangler $6.00 Honda, Hags $$9.00 5 Pc. DINETTE SETS SALE $48.00 for preparing frozen foods or out It& entire Ufe. Bedford Cord Slackl Salt $4.95 br<aklast. Yaung Mens $8.00 Mr. Wrongler Si<tl 29 to 36 Dress Slacks Sale $6.95 IALI $1.15 qt. Yaung Mens $7.00 Mr. Wrangler Sixes 29 to 36 Hop~~cklng Dr111 Slacks Sale $5.95 Complete with 1n1ps A Fine ~ectlon of Woll'llm $2.95 and $3.95 endeyeltb $1.~ Umbrellas In sevir•lll'flll and mony ,P'IIIrnl Roflll.yelels, 100 count ' t, Sele $2.00 29cptrbox Mr. Wftngltr Hondo Young Mens $4.49 Long wearing - skid resistant - fast colora - wipes clean with a damp cloth. Large Selection af World FamaUI SKEIN Wnngler $5.98 Permanent Press Fine soft knit 80% acrylic anad 20% nylon. Lacey pat• Blue Denim tern, hand washable, retains its shape. Sizes medium and large. White and pastels. Steel slats, waihable piiBtlt ' · tapes. SlrOJli nylOn cords. Color white, 64 Inch J.eiii!IL .1, Size 24 to 36• . RED HiART LADIES BELTS . ' BLINDS $1.00 Argyle Socks in si•es 10 thru 13 _ Sale 69c One SIH Stretch Orlan Sacks, over plaids _ Sale 66c 15c White ell calion Handkerchiefs _ Special 10c ' ' hl&<tbi . . Ill iet ·I are open Thur$day all day from 9:15 Special Values all over the store- Be sur, to visit every depa~meot. . 1() ..·' 5 PM-Open Friday 9 AM to 8 PM and Safurday 9 AM to 9 PM P1trlclan WOMEN$ DOMESTICS . "Mfihty-Lite• ' MENS HOSIERY . .HIGH INTENSITY A Group af Table Covers Including Vlnyla and Cottan VENETIAN ,. NEW SPRING DRESSES Prints. Round, Squore and Oblong. and HANDKERCHIEFS LAMPS $2.95 thru $6.95 . Sale '12 Price • mao, were Prebe , who said M lor Garrison, lib uioriM the • �' ,, .' ' - ··~ .. . .... ,, • ,. ' Houston Trips Atlanta For Second ,If', • $ ' ' . lit 1 • , • • . .,t/J{>If • 4 • " ' ~.·-. I ' ·""' ~ (l :!~~ •"·''"u f;t;fu!~JJ.l~\rnt/1 Nalftllil Leape lloanduv 1lls sizt!t..lnnlllg, two-out sin- When 1t1s average slipped w who was one ol. the original CLUTCH IDT'l'ER 1be sidelined untU nell,.eek. ' ' ' B)' vrro STELLINO gle Wednesday night scored .252 last year after his high of Astros obtained in the 1962 Aspromonte came up in the Larry Dierker p!tclted ~ UP! Sports Writer Rusty Staub from secoud with .280 In 1964 and he seemed to he expansion draft from the sixth to face Braves' starter seven·hitier lor Houston to ·Happiness ror Bob Aspro- the winning run in the Astros' 4- unable to hit in the clutch, Dodgers when the club was Ken Johnson with two out, the •he victory wlllle Johnson was As ~ monte is playing third base at 2 victory over the Atlanta Aspromonte became the target formed. score tied 2-2 and Staub, who'd 1tagged for tbe loss. Dierker Houston. · Braves. It was the ABtros of lite boo birds in the, Aspromonte also said he'd walked and moved up on a gave up two runs In the first The 26-year-6ld veteran is lhe second slraigltt victory over the Astrodome and his future ' gone back to his normal bat roundout. at second. !inning but was in control the only regular third baseman the I Braves and put them on top of seemed short-lived in Houston. with a bigger barrel this year "I hit a letter high knuckle I rest of the way. ·~ lo !t;!JdJ~ i ·,/.. ~) ' '!;:;Jj Houston ~stros have ever had- the National League with a 2-0 When he wasn't traded, his after switching last year in an ball," Aspromonte said. '·He · Tony Taylor S<:Ol'ed 1 ···}) I, <dU Ji·d # but last year he seemed on the mark. tuture with the ABtros seemed ill-fated attempt to get more wasn't going to throw me third base in the lith inning When a young man's fancy .. ~· ·' 1 b·Yw» lq verge of beroming the · first "I worked out real hard dim since they had highly power-he hit just eight homers ,aoything good because first when relief pitcller Blll Hands ... ~~; ')t b:r. r..o1 io player ever to be booed out of during the winter at a health touted rookie Doug Rader, the all year. Ibase was open. He threw me uncorked a wild pitch with the turns to spring ~ •.. :. A'n.U ni !svo1q the Astrodome. club because of the challenge I most Valuable .Player in the In the other National League three straight knucklers and I bases loaded and two out V• , ' · ! :IIH1~•'1!.'t Aspromonte was on the lhad and I went out this sprtog Texas League last year, coming , game Wednesday, the Philadel- 1got ahold of the third one." give the Phils their vlctory oveor il Bermuda Sh~rts and tho'~; t , h Lirias. trading block all winter long and proved that third base is Ui and had obtained veteran Ed phla Philles turned back the The result was a line drive Chicago. A single by Taylor and was a better bel three 1mine," Asprornonle said after Mathews from Atlanta. Chicago Cubs 5-4 In 11 innings. into leftfield, a foo1 fair, tltat 1tosing pitcher Ricll Nye and A trip to Downie-Gr~~ :wi ,. .. months ago to be playing lor the game. "I've had it for six I But Aspromonte was the In the <\merican League, Boston scored Staub with the winning straight walks after lwo wer,. ll the Indians or Mets than the straight years and I wasn't team's leading hitter in spring edged Chicago >-4, Detroit beat run. . out loaded the bases and set you in th~ swing. · · ABtros. But the deals fell going to give it up." training, Mathews was switched. California 6-3, Wasilington Ironically, Staub pulled a' stage for the wild pitch. through, Aspromonte won !tis Manager Grady Halton admit- to first and Rader was sent whipped New York 10-4 and the hamstring msucle · rounding : The Phlls tied tile game iD the job back in spring training and 1ted, "He's swinging the best bat ·down to Oklahoma City for Kansas City - Cleveland contest third on the play- the same i seventh when Dick seems ready to .keep it for on the team right now." 1more seasoning. It added up to was postponed because of wet kind of injury Mickey Mantle •singled and Richie Allen bit Sport Shlr11 om1 long time. Average Slipped the starting job for Aspromonte, groundo. suffered two days ago-and will 1two-run homer. Knit Shirts Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aprll 13, 1967-3 US to 10.00 I SEES. '"f' 4)1 ' Big "I Panthers Finish Second in 4-Way Meet ••• •••• nation's bles are ra~ Ql, thb 1!1-1..... - Pomeroy placed serond behind the Belpre Golden Eagles' thinclads in a four-team track meet Wedneaday after school at Belpre. Belpre won the with 1031'. points, to 60'' ,.,,. Porneroy, warren Lncal, :r1 and Middleport, 24. Belpre took nine first places and Pomeroy five, Warren Local, one, and Middleport, none. High point winners of Coach .' •lie...... . . . . . . Efl• • l.. ....., .....ill ....... t.Dilfldil _ _ .. -*• · · ~ 199 :1 B'AKER ITURE o; ' FLOWER FANTASY PAPER PARTY DRESS ' Steeveleas, A Line Shlft,' shorten with • aclssors, press witb cool iron. Slletl Small, Med., Lg. · CITY CARD .SHOP I . . DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. .:::..=....;;;,;;;.o.. I Pt. Plu11nt, W. Vo. 501 Moln St. <B). , The Southern Tornadoes ed their fourth win of the base• ball season with a 12-2 victory over Southwestern at Racine on Wednesday after school. The Tornaodes of Coach nor Slone's, loser in ono outing, trailed· 2-0 after lhe top of first frame, but plated runners in the bottom half that rung and went on to easy win, when the SW roof fell in In the Tornado fifth when 8 runs came in. Ray Proffitt started on mound for the Tornadoes but gave way to Junior Tom with one away in the first. Diddie worked u n t II midway through the flflh when he was relieved by Mike Jenkins with . · AHL Playoff Standings Bermudo ShDrfs the score 3-2. Jenkins fini shed I By Unlted l'resl lntemallonal 2.95 to 5.00 the firth, pitched the sixth, and '' Serl"' A Diddle returned to mop up in ~.seven tN! seventh. Dress Slacks W. L. 3 Tropicol w..,_e , f , . Southern hitters were Prof. IPittsburgh l lilt and Diddle, each with a Hershey from 8.95 Series B double and single, aud Mike B..f..<lf-Five Stewart, Amos Wallbrown, Rook '" r i. Spr)ng & Sum'mer •.~lilh w. Crow, and Jenkins, with a sin- . 2 ~4.50 to 79.50 each. Quebec ''· 2 21 Hitters for the Highlanders Baltimore Spring Jocketo were Walker, a double, and BeSeries C " ' man with a single. Beman, a Besf..<lf-Fiv• For Golf and Play righthander, pitched for the vis.. W. L. !tors. x - Rochester 3 2 fl'llllt'&.9S ' Southern was scheduled to Cleveland 2 host North Gallia today and Rut- x-Won Series While spo.~ CDits For That Prom or sp.a., land on Friday. The Rutland Wednesday's Result. game will open the Tornadoes Hershey 3 Pittsburgh 1 OccMIDn• • I MOVC schedule Baltimore 4 Quebec 3 Th ... and Other, Spring A.-soriM i11 ....,ndiiiKII Southwestern 2{10 000 0--2 2 2 Rochester~ Cleveland I Southern 300 OBI x-12 8 11New York- 100-000 Ill- 4 8 4 oncl the prleels right at .. , Beman aud Walker. Proffitt, IWash 190 000 oox- 10 10 2 Diddle (WP) (!), Jenkin' 15), Peterson, Bouton (2), Diddle (7), and Grueser. I (5) and Gibbs; Coleman, Lines I (9) and Camilil. WP -Coleman It would take more than 80,- (1-0) . LP- Peterson (0-1). ' POMEROY, OHIO 000 Deas to weigh one ounce. McMullen (I). ......;;;;;;;. . _;~:;;::.,~~--===~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiii:::5iiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiii I HALLMARK 1 ' .1 120 High Hurdles - Spencer (W) 18.5 sec.; Little, Hapney Brickles (P). and Moore- Tornado Takes 4th Diamond ·w1•n 100 Yard Dash - Swisher, ANAHEIM, Calif. (UPI)-The. But in the opening game, 11.0 sec., Davis (B), Brickles Cleveland Indians, beaten once ' brought in Hargan after (P), Hood (M) and Hollway IB). by Kansas City and once by Dowell was removed in Mile Run - Lambert (P), the weatherman, r.,t their filth. 4:56.5, Cunningham, Well (P), hopes for their first victory on 1 "Let's face It," Adcock Perry (W), and Krawsczyn (M). Luis Tlant tonight. rserted. "There's no 880 Relay - Pomeroy team Manager Joe . Adcock an- [about my starters being Van Meter, Porter, Garnes nounced there : would ~ no~ ~t pitchers on my staff. Brickles, first, with time 11:42.7, Brant IW), P. change in pitching plans be- got to keep ll1em ready. of 1:39.9; Middleport, second, IW), Hindy (M) and Karges (P) cause of the ~ rajo-out Wednes-' an had to pitch." third. 220 Run - Swisher 23.9 sec.; day · • I 4-10 Dash - Sn ei g le (B), Davis (B), Garnes (P), Oiler ,· Adcock said he saw little h ad nd · h 1 W) d Hood 'It only m1001~ !\tat everyone I looked good to him in the · Barnett (W), Moore e , (M), a Ntc o s I an is set back a full day," the In-' . d1 t Moore <P) and Faulty (B). (M), tied for fifth. dians manager said. Friday lope?'ng. game eea · 18{) Low Hurdles- Alloway I Mile Relay- Belpre first 1 wm many games on · ht •· (•B) 22 .6 sec·. , Swisher, Spen- 3·52 mg OJ'Unny s·eb 1 er t w1'II sta \"1 don h'ts, . .2, Warren . , second , Pom1 in Anaheim, and Gary Bell will 1 • cer, Ruble (B) and Oflenbeger eroy, thtrd. . . conclude tbe three-game series ' The freshman manager said , (W). Pomeroy and Mtddleport wtll , against the Angels Saturday.! tltat he had to take McDowell I 880 Yard Run - Lambert (P) participate in a meet today at : Stev• Hargan is listed to open 'out because ol his control prob- 2:18.6; Sn01gle, Woods IM), 4:15 at Middleport. Wellston w11l the two-game series in Minne- ltems. "I checked after three Barickman ' (B), Francis IW). roond out the list of CO!Ilpetiapolis Sunday. lnings and McDowell had Two Mile Run - Anthony (B) tors in the triangular event. Sam ·McDowell, the ace of tho:·over 70 pitches. ll's too early J,-..................= ....0..======"""====. Cleveland staff when his left !and too cold to be throjvlng that arm ts. both healthy and accur. ifnany." ate, wtll not pick up an added 1 As for McDowell's troubles ;tart because of the ellra day I coverinS first base, Adcock of relit. · stated bluntly "Any pitcher in Adrock said simply: tile major leagues has got to COMPLETE LINE OF '1t takes a whole staff to do t.make that play." CHANNEL.MASTER & FtNCO the job." McDowetrs tardiness In coveROTERS ~tlOOSTER$ eTOWERS The' Indiana starters will keep 1ering first base, according to Ask About Tht Channel Muter limbered up, in the likely event · some, gave the Athletics three Croaflre Anttnn1 of more rainouts, by taking Of their runs. But McDowell lurn or two in relief. 1 himself disagreed. Adcock announced flatly dur- J "l beat both of those runners ng spring training: ' to the bag, wt lfle firllt base 1 "I won't use starters in re- umpire blew tlie calls," Sam Phone 985-3308 Chetrer, 0. lief." ' 1~. -llld1llpwllo-ll" IIIII llo:V IIIII. '' Bud Bickel's Panther, track Augustien (B), Little <M), Jarsquad were Don Swisher and vis and Stanley (P). Don Lambert with 16 and 12, Broad Jump - Alloway (B) respectively. Little topped the 18.11 ft.; N. Nichols (W), BrieMiddleport squad with seven.[ Ides (P), Rudy <B) and Van Pomeroy's Lambert set new Meter (P) and Griffith (B), tle Panther records in both the for filth. and the 880. Results of' the meet: High Jump - Snelgle (B), Shot_ Purdue (B) 4l.G'k fhl-!''" ft., Rudy tB), Mitchell (B), McFee (B), Hardesty IB), Logan (P), Pinkerton (W). vis (W), and Crow (P). Pole Vault _ Reynolds (B), ·Discus _ Hardesty, 126 ft., 11 ft., 0 in., Warman <B), Wehrung (P), Stanley, Cluff (M). Cleveland Seeking First Win, Battles California o lloldJ•IIIDIIKIAU It r ' --......------ 1 ai IT'S THE RIDENOUR RADIO &T.V. •·~·• '· . ' ••., ., NEW .... ........ "' ..,., ' Improved Performance Engineered to give you 10% more mileage and greater safety at higher speeds than the former Safety Champion. Men's Dreis Stylts$ ,~y.;~. : ' Kenridge, gurlt• and . .utes. RegularS, aborts lll!d, !cillil.· · . Slim and regula:r a!yteer- Size& 28 to 48. . ' ' ' MEN'$· IVY .... 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' Houston Trips Atlanta For Second ,If', • $ ' ' . lit 1 • , • • . .,t/J{>If • 4 • " ' ~.·-. I ' ·""' ~ (l :!~~ •"·''"u f;t;fu!~JJ.l~\rnt/1 Nalftllil Leape lloanduv 1lls sizt!t..lnnlllg, two-out sin- When 1t1s average slipped w who was one ol. the original CLUTCH IDT'l'ER 1be sidelined untU nell,.eek. ' ' ' B)' vrro STELLINO gle Wednesday night scored .252 last year after his high of Astros obtained in the 1962 Aspromonte came up in the Larry Dierker p!tclted ~ UP! Sports Writer Rusty Staub from secoud with .280 In 1964 and he seemed to he expansion draft from the sixth to face Braves' starter seven·hitier lor Houston to ·Happiness ror Bob Aspro- the winning run in the Astros' 4- unable to hit in the clutch, Dodgers when the club was Ken Johnson with two out, the •he victory wlllle Johnson was As ~ monte is playing third base at 2 victory over the Atlanta Aspromonte became the target formed. score tied 2-2 and Staub, who'd 1tagged for tbe loss. Dierker Houston. · Braves. It was the ABtros of lite boo birds in the, Aspromonte also said he'd walked and moved up on a gave up two runs In the first The 26-year-6ld veteran is lhe second slraigltt victory over the Astrodome and his future ' gone back to his normal bat roundout. at second. !inning but was in control the only regular third baseman the I Braves and put them on top of seemed short-lived in Houston. with a bigger barrel this year "I hit a letter high knuckle I rest of the way. ·~ lo !t;!JdJ~ i ·,/.. ~) ' '!;:;Jj Houston ~stros have ever had- the National League with a 2-0 When he wasn't traded, his after switching last year in an ball," Aspromonte said. '·He · Tony Taylor S<:Ol'ed 1 ···}) I, <dU Ji·d # but last year he seemed on the mark. tuture with the ABtros seemed ill-fated attempt to get more wasn't going to throw me third base in the lith inning When a young man's fancy .. ~· ·' 1 b·Yw» lq verge of beroming the · first "I worked out real hard dim since they had highly power-he hit just eight homers ,aoything good because first when relief pitcller Blll Hands ... ~~; ')t b:r. r..o1 io player ever to be booed out of during the winter at a health touted rookie Doug Rader, the all year. Ibase was open. He threw me uncorked a wild pitch with the turns to spring ~ •.. :. A'n.U ni !svo1q the Astrodome. club because of the challenge I most Valuable .Player in the In the other National League three straight knucklers and I bases loaded and two out V• , ' · ! :IIH1~•'1!.'t Aspromonte was on the lhad and I went out this sprtog Texas League last year, coming , game Wednesday, the Philadel- 1got ahold of the third one." give the Phils their vlctory oveor il Bermuda Sh~rts and tho'~; t , h Lirias. trading block all winter long and proved that third base is Ui and had obtained veteran Ed phla Philles turned back the The result was a line drive Chicago. A single by Taylor and was a better bel three 1mine," Asprornonle said after Mathews from Atlanta. Chicago Cubs 5-4 In 11 innings. into leftfield, a foo1 fair, tltat 1tosing pitcher Ricll Nye and A trip to Downie-Gr~~ :wi ,. .. months ago to be playing lor the game. "I've had it for six I But Aspromonte was the In the <\merican League, Boston scored Staub with the winning straight walks after lwo wer,. ll the Indians or Mets than the straight years and I wasn't team's leading hitter in spring edged Chicago >-4, Detroit beat run. . out loaded the bases and set you in th~ swing. · · ABtros. But the deals fell going to give it up." training, Mathews was switched. California 6-3, Wasilington Ironically, Staub pulled a' stage for the wild pitch. through, Aspromonte won !tis Manager Grady Halton admit- to first and Rader was sent whipped New York 10-4 and the hamstring msucle · rounding : The Phlls tied tile game iD the job back in spring training and 1ted, "He's swinging the best bat ·down to Oklahoma City for Kansas City - Cleveland contest third on the play- the same i seventh when Dick seems ready to .keep it for on the team right now." 1more seasoning. It added up to was postponed because of wet kind of injury Mickey Mantle •singled and Richie Allen bit Sport Shlr11 om1 long time. Average Slipped the starting job for Aspromonte, groundo. suffered two days ago-and will 1two-run homer. Knit Shirts Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aprll 13, 1967-3 US to 10.00 I SEES. '"f' 4)1 ' Big "I Panthers Finish Second in 4-Way Meet ••• •••• nation's bles are ra~ Ql, thb 1!1-1..... - Pomeroy placed serond behind the Belpre Golden Eagles' thinclads in a four-team track meet Wedneaday after school at Belpre. Belpre won the with 1031'. points, to 60'' ,.,,. Porneroy, warren Lncal, :r1 and Middleport, 24. Belpre took nine first places and Pomeroy five, Warren Local, one, and Middleport, none. High point winners of Coach .' •lie...... . . . . . . Efl• • l.. ....., .....ill ....... t.Dilfldil _ _ .. -*• · · ~ 199 :1 B'AKER ITURE o; ' FLOWER FANTASY PAPER PARTY DRESS ' Steeveleas, A Line Shlft,' shorten with • aclssors, press witb cool iron. Slletl Small, Med., Lg. · CITY CARD .SHOP I . . DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. .:::..=....;;;,;;;.o.. I Pt. Plu11nt, W. Vo. 501 Moln St. <B). , The Southern Tornadoes ed their fourth win of the base• ball season with a 12-2 victory over Southwestern at Racine on Wednesday after school. The Tornaodes of Coach nor Slone's, loser in ono outing, trailed· 2-0 after lhe top of first frame, but plated runners in the bottom half that rung and went on to easy win, when the SW roof fell in In the Tornado fifth when 8 runs came in. Ray Proffitt started on mound for the Tornadoes but gave way to Junior Tom with one away in the first. Diddie worked u n t II midway through the flflh when he was relieved by Mike Jenkins with . · AHL Playoff Standings Bermudo ShDrfs the score 3-2. Jenkins fini shed I By Unlted l'resl lntemallonal 2.95 to 5.00 the firth, pitched the sixth, and '' Serl"' A Diddle returned to mop up in ~.seven tN! seventh. Dress Slacks W. L. 3 Tropicol w..,_e , f , . Southern hitters were Prof. IPittsburgh l lilt and Diddle, each with a Hershey from 8.95 Series B double and single, aud Mike B..f..<lf-Five Stewart, Amos Wallbrown, Rook '" r i. Spr)ng & Sum'mer •.~lilh w. Crow, and Jenkins, with a sin- . 2 ~4.50 to 79.50 each. Quebec ''· 2 21 Hitters for the Highlanders Baltimore Spring Jocketo were Walker, a double, and BeSeries C " ' man with a single. Beman, a Besf..<lf-Fiv• For Golf and Play righthander, pitched for the vis.. W. L. !tors. x - Rochester 3 2 fl'llllt'&.9S ' Southern was scheduled to Cleveland 2 host North Gallia today and Rut- x-Won Series While spo.~ CDits For That Prom or sp.a., land on Friday. The Rutland Wednesday's Result. game will open the Tornadoes Hershey 3 Pittsburgh 1 OccMIDn• • I MOVC schedule Baltimore 4 Quebec 3 Th ... and Other, Spring A.-soriM i11 ....,ndiiiKII Southwestern 2{10 000 0--2 2 2 Rochester~ Cleveland I Southern 300 OBI x-12 8 11New York- 100-000 Ill- 4 8 4 oncl the prleels right at .. , Beman aud Walker. Proffitt, IWash 190 000 oox- 10 10 2 Diddle (WP) (!), Jenkin' 15), Peterson, Bouton (2), Diddle (7), and Grueser. I (5) and Gibbs; Coleman, Lines I (9) and Camilil. WP -Coleman It would take more than 80,- (1-0) . LP- Peterson (0-1). ' POMEROY, OHIO 000 Deas to weigh one ounce. McMullen (I). ......;;;;;;;. . _;~:;;::.,~~--===~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiii:::5iiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiii I HALLMARK 1 ' .1 120 High Hurdles - Spencer (W) 18.5 sec.; Little, Hapney Brickles (P). and Moore- Tornado Takes 4th Diamond ·w1•n 100 Yard Dash - Swisher, ANAHEIM, Calif. (UPI)-The. But in the opening game, 11.0 sec., Davis (B), Brickles Cleveland Indians, beaten once ' brought in Hargan after (P), Hood (M) and Hollway IB). by Kansas City and once by Dowell was removed in Mile Run - Lambert (P), the weatherman, r.,t their filth. 4:56.5, Cunningham, Well (P), hopes for their first victory on 1 "Let's face It," Adcock Perry (W), and Krawsczyn (M). Luis Tlant tonight. rserted. "There's no 880 Relay - Pomeroy team Manager Joe . Adcock an- [about my starters being Van Meter, Porter, Garnes nounced there : would ~ no~ ~t pitchers on my staff. Brickles, first, with time 11:42.7, Brant IW), P. change in pitching plans be- got to keep ll1em ready. of 1:39.9; Middleport, second, IW), Hindy (M) and Karges (P) cause of the ~ rajo-out Wednes-' an had to pitch." third. 220 Run - Swisher 23.9 sec.; day · • I 4-10 Dash - Sn ei g le (B), Davis (B), Garnes (P), Oiler ,· Adcock said he saw little h ad nd · h 1 W) d Hood 'It only m1001~ !\tat everyone I looked good to him in the · Barnett (W), Moore e , (M), a Ntc o s I an is set back a full day," the In-' . d1 t Moore <P) and Faulty (B). (M), tied for fifth. dians manager said. Friday lope?'ng. game eea · 18{) Low Hurdles- Alloway I Mile Relay- Belpre first 1 wm many games on · ht •· (•B) 22 .6 sec·. , Swisher, Spen- 3·52 mg OJ'Unny s·eb 1 er t w1'II sta \"1 don h'ts, . .2, Warren . , second , Pom1 in Anaheim, and Gary Bell will 1 • cer, Ruble (B) and Oflenbeger eroy, thtrd. . . conclude tbe three-game series ' The freshman manager said , (W). Pomeroy and Mtddleport wtll , against the Angels Saturday.! tltat he had to take McDowell I 880 Yard Run - Lambert (P) participate in a meet today at : Stev• Hargan is listed to open 'out because ol his control prob- 2:18.6; Sn01gle, Woods IM), 4:15 at Middleport. Wellston w11l the two-game series in Minne- ltems. "I checked after three Barickman ' (B), Francis IW). roond out the list of CO!Ilpetiapolis Sunday. lnings and McDowell had Two Mile Run - Anthony (B) tors in the triangular event. Sam ·McDowell, the ace of tho:·over 70 pitches. ll's too early J,-..................= ....0..======"""====. Cleveland staff when his left !and too cold to be throjvlng that arm ts. both healthy and accur. ifnany." ate, wtll not pick up an added 1 As for McDowell's troubles ;tart because of the ellra day I coverinS first base, Adcock of relit. · stated bluntly "Any pitcher in Adrock said simply: tile major leagues has got to COMPLETE LINE OF '1t takes a whole staff to do t.make that play." CHANNEL.MASTER & FtNCO the job." McDowetrs tardiness In coveROTERS ~tlOOSTER$ eTOWERS The' Indiana starters will keep 1ering first base, according to Ask About Tht Channel Muter limbered up, in the likely event · some, gave the Athletics three Croaflre Anttnn1 of more rainouts, by taking Of their runs. But McDowell lurn or two in relief. 1 himself disagreed. Adcock announced flatly dur- J "l beat both of those runners ng spring training: ' to the bag, wt lfle firllt base 1 "I won't use starters in re- umpire blew tlie calls," Sam Phone 985-3308 Chetrer, 0. lief." ' 1~. -llld1llpwllo-ll" IIIII llo:V IIIII. '' Bud Bickel's Panther, track Augustien (B), Little <M), Jarsquad were Don Swisher and vis and Stanley (P). Don Lambert with 16 and 12, Broad Jump - Alloway (B) respectively. Little topped the 18.11 ft.; N. Nichols (W), BrieMiddleport squad with seven.[ Ides (P), Rudy <B) and Van Pomeroy's Lambert set new Meter (P) and Griffith (B), tle Panther records in both the for filth. and the 880. Results of' the meet: High Jump - Snelgle (B), Shot_ Purdue (B) 4l.G'k fhl-!''" ft., Rudy tB), Mitchell (B), McFee (B), Hardesty IB), Logan (P), Pinkerton (W). vis (W), and Crow (P). Pole Vault _ Reynolds (B), ·Discus _ Hardesty, 126 ft., 11 ft., 0 in., Warman <B), Wehrung (P), Stanley, Cluff (M). Cleveland Seeking First Win, Battles California o lloldJ•IIIDIIKIAU It r ' --......------ 1 ai IT'S THE RIDENOUR RADIO &T.V. •·~·• '· . ' ••., ., NEW .... ........ "' ..,., ' Improved Performance Engineered to give you 10% more mileage and greater safety at higher speeds than the former Safety Champion. Men's Dreis Stylts$ ,~y.;~. : ' Kenridge, gurlt• and . .utes. RegularS, aborts lll!d, !cillil.· · . Slim and regula:r a!yteer- Size& 28 to 48. . ' ' ' MEN'$· IVY .... 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ANNUAL SALE STARTS {kTODAY 'AT .BOTH STORESI ... ,.. •.•-a t~ FOR ·' .' " • • ' You Get A. I.\INIOW SET I. JASMIN! liT '- COUICAN ttr HI1 ....U<f.JO Hh .. UUO Nil . $2UO This ' Beautiful· ·, 3-Piece • BEDROOM ~. SUITE .........$22.11 Hlft....$29.st ..-...$27 ... GOESSLER Jewelry Store C!outt .. St.· ... . Pom•roy Just A. Shown in Grey o; Walnut Finish fo~ Just •• ·-·~ '• • NAIL POLISH l'O Frosted, · Tnnslu«nl and E. 1.25 Cream Center ·. •.· ~in or Rib .I ;)'·~"'tb."';: I I) ., ;: 'J . '11 . SIRL $[ Warriors Eliminate . 89c 93c .St.Louis · ,b: 99c 11': : lb. l BAC0NiI GROUND ~BEEF EGGS ish;orm;on and his Saii:•Francisco Lake City, will take over as Warriors refused to be lntiml~ a" istant trajner for the St. dated by a rock !IDCI· debris- .LI>uiS Football Cardinals, it was tossing crowd Wedne&clsy .Di~ht announced Wednesday. and squeezed out a final minute, The 24-year-old Omohundro, !12-107 victory over the St. now in 'the · Anny, will join the Louis Hawk~ 1.o win the Western Cardinals ln 'June. Division playoffs. The Warriors, taking the best his 41 points in the serond half. seven Rerif!s in si~ .games, It was a nightmare opening the Eastern Division quarter for the Warriors, who in I ~:!'.:~:~~. 76ers1i,, Philadelphia addi&n to tieifig down by~ 16, 1., lor th~ slirt of the final had to duck egcs, coins, :~~::~1 Basketball Assoclatkm !'lgareUe lighler and a il series. ~bOut the size of a ping-pong As far es · Sharman . Is i ball. roncerned, the Western Division "Throwing the egcs, and rock ;playoffs ended just in tllne. didn't bother me,'' a satisfied . "I'm Jlad lo get out Ol ·\hl! .Jiarry ""ld lilterwlll'l. was Shll!'matfrsald; ·~oot .tuinc'fi!O h&rd.'~ L.E 4 for .. , POLAROID ,Ditcounf• . ·:. thermOS BOTTLE I t Reg. $19.95 c .·• THAT'S RIGHT . SWINGER • FILM . • . . $1.99 S1ze SAVE $,.11 DISCOUNTED • 2FOR S3Q . . REGULAR $2.58 VALUE " DISCOUNTED &.DELIVIiRED Reg. 98c ON SALE AT BOTH STORES! RIGHr GUARD . • Rill· & Hard 'fo . . Hold 71t . We .Bought ,Thes~ To Give yQu A Bdrgain Ft~t~ily Slu f .9C)t: '. "i." .,_. 49 vAiu, .Dlscou'4TE~ I • ._.. .. , 41. COLGATE r and I . .. ,·· ' • • I . .· ,. .\ - II SO)idly constructed'sui,t•with::;-: 1: -~1 -~~~IIL , ~urable vinyl·· ~~err S.pdng~ill~d.·~·• I . aofa, foam chair.·· . ,, . ' ''Everything In Hardware" 992-2811 ,.r~29.99 ..;.ALLADINS-- · .77 Llmltoi.e H. ·HARDWARE Buy 1Chair For .95 I " ·· ' ;·· . . > !! FOR C:t:IMfi~ETB lET ln ,... r ' ., . SWI~6fR' !J beeaU!tt..,e won't hiveJ4i1 · '&U! jr~"''l!lco, losing 60-51 in St. Lolli• · ag3lil· .li!ll tli;e ·half, wO(oj Into the lead fur II have Iost;;l~•l ;the , fi~l 'tl~',j\Oar the end of would .have tile l)le ,.!Jiird, ~0<1-; when Fred going lor them." 'J¥tzel bit a.· ·basket a!tcr ''They've got a hell 0( a gilod .Barry's two f1'ee lhrows had and got •'Ill give tied It up 71·71 . Barry connected (COitcb·..RI<hle) ,Guerin a lot of lor 18 poigts in that period to · tbe San· , Franciaco move hll team in front ~0 at said. •· : ' tbe start of Ute fourth peiiod. The Warriors came !rom 11- Hudson put ·the Hawks into the points down in the first quarter lead lor the last time when he ·to put the game in the hi: a basket to make it 105-104. But former Hawk JefF Mullins, .yho tore tile Hawks up this · series, hit lour consecutive throws and San ~· '' never iralll'd again. " (SHOWN ABOVE') rock 1 . ' SO'S POWDER 008s zzzzryyrlyd warriors 4-13 jl ST. WUJS (UP! ) -John R. ST. WUIS (UP!) .Coach Bi~ Omohundro, a native ol S'lt ,., Buy A Livi~ng Room Sellin·g For $229·9-~ .or More AndForOnly .00 ·More Get the Bedroom Su:ite WARRIORS 3-36 SPTS ... . .. CARDINAL TRAINER •• • In second round Southeastern Ohio League baseball·play Tues· day, Nelsonville dumped Ath· . ons 4-2, Logan defeated Wells: Lon 7-5, Pomeroy downed GA· HS 6-2, and Jackson defeated · M!Hdleport, 4-0. MACH!NE NO. 2 . .. .. .. •,II JOWL ' ' sh01011'is on sale aurlng this event eMAKE-UP-Touch & Glow, Moon Drops, New Demi and Translucent e Complete Line Revlon Eye Mike-Up • Ritvlon Ball\ Pow~er · · eRovlon ' Fregrencos; t fe- -ROUND STEAK -z 98( SPECIAL-REG. I.SO PROFESSIONAL HAIR SPRAY- PdRKrctt·oPs When you purchase any Living R9om Suite or Sectional duriog this Sale. This is one of the fi~est suites we h~ve •ver offered. IJ,,sur.e and see this better deal now. \ . . '' \ .Th!s suite as . . ...." i �. . ' \ ''. ' ) ' . I' ·' ' ' Rutland,.O . , . -~ ' ' ~ . ' ' . iture, ·Rutland; O.~Mason· Furn· ·. Rutland . . . • ': ' ''" ' . •••Values Tha ·:, '. . ~le Starts Tpct,y ~~ Qoth Stor~s ·~"~. -' . ' - . Selected Specials oil C)ver··t he Store· . Kitchen Ensemble Now You Can Buy That ' '" . j •- • ' •• . SALE STARTS TODAY AT BOTH STORESI · ' . \ .' ' Bl)Y . . CHAIR -i:. ! .Maytag ' And Get The secOnd Chair ***HANDSOME** . ** BRONZETONE \ · andGLEAMING * BRASS ONL'( THAT'S · RIGHT ** * . ;\ AutomatiCJ Washer / c FOR THIS SPECIAL SALE . . 95 2for 30.00 TERMS CAN. BE WITH TRADE . ' ~~·:.TABLEs ARE 2 FOR S3Q·OO SPECIAL TRUCKLOAD SPECIAL PURCHASE! yeen of Selling and ;I ' THAT'S RIGHT ARRANGED Btcktd up by 20 i ', .\ I ( 11 Cubic ·Foot \. GIBSON REFRIGERAtOR· I ' ) CHOICI OP BLOND. OR MAHOGANY FINISH ..... .4lj MAJtAt ,, ....... ,. l . Ia"' • • =••• II hmn:J<IO. 188 DELUXE ·cHINA. "' >.::» . ' MIVTHINC II INCLUDED l · l!ww ,. 59· :t- MIADIOAIIIS 95 42/'W X 20"1> X 'n''H . Sliding glass ehlna section, electrle outlet, 20" deep 1IOrt , ~rea covered In heat & stain resistant gold ft•.eked plutle. 1 atnity drawers. 2 spaolo-' storage shelves below. Mag· , ...U. dwr catclles. White e><terior, aqua Interior. 1 IQ..· \ 2-INNIQftiNG MATTUSIII 1 - fOUNDATIGNS ON LIGS ....---.....--.- ---------.:. . ., ' Wardrobe Buyl QB ,, ;~ '' . }· ( 'I'RAD~ WITH TRADE , MalOn, W.Va. 'I U ~ ~ Ill ~· I URNIITURE . ·00 0 \ M ·AS 0 N . •• '" PINtle Surfoco. .,., , ~~ • ' ~95 •.. .. : _,.. . -. - ~·- . ,., ! ¥~ RUTLAND·'· FUR NIT U'RE c... .' 742-4211 ArnqldGrate , . '"'.••• . 85 ' WITH CHOICE OF .·. $· <· PAnERNS. . ' . AND COLORS · · · Herman Grete ~t :.=;; ;u Vl!.lt- WE SER VI«.;;; ' I. ,. I I I Above A-111• Qwlity Wllh ' ,. . , WITH TRADE . i RUGS " Reguler 69.95 Chain low prlcel 95 '\ 9x12 LINOLEUM ' .; c Big Chair Sale BIN . ,. . . SPECIAL SHIPMENTS FOR THIS SALEI mattreSs at last winte~~a i i. ". ' : SERTA-POSTURE* li !1 NOT 309.95, NOT 278.00 NOT 239.CIO-BUY NOW Ot-llble _.,.. otllnifto "111 . ln1~1 U!IQ lllariiiiJI!al& , altohc». renatant flolak' lln4, Will blood : obofty ', COMPACT 2-DOOR REFR!GERA TOR FREEZER ' Rutlan4, 0. . ., ., ·' . SAVE $20.00 ,.. ' ON THESE ·. ' :· .1' RECLINERS IBrown -' I Beige 'eGmn .. . 1 • . ·· · Early Americw liVING ROOMS, . NowOn ~· ·: �. . ' \ ''. ' ) ' . I' ·' ' ' Rutland,.O . , . -~ ' ' ~ . ' ' . iture, ·Rutland; O.~Mason· Furn· ·. Rutland . . . • ': ' ''" ' . •••Values Tha ·:, '. . ~le Starts Tpct,y ~~ Qoth Stor~s ·~"~. -' . ' - . Selected Specials oil C)ver··t he Store· . Kitchen Ensemble Now You Can Buy That ' '" . j •- • ' •• . SALE STARTS TODAY AT BOTH STORESI · ' . \ .' ' Bl)Y . . CHAIR -i:. ! .Maytag ' And Get The secOnd Chair ***HANDSOME** . ** BRONZETONE \ · andGLEAMING * BRASS ONL'( THAT'S · RIGHT ** * . ;\ AutomatiCJ Washer / c FOR THIS SPECIAL SALE . . 95 2for 30.00 TERMS CAN. BE WITH TRADE . ' ~~·:.TABLEs ARE 2 FOR S3Q·OO SPECIAL TRUCKLOAD SPECIAL PURCHASE! yeen of Selling and ;I ' THAT'S RIGHT ARRANGED Btcktd up by 20 i ', .\ I ( 11 Cubic ·Foot \. GIBSON REFRIGERAtOR· I ' ) CHOICI OP BLOND. OR MAHOGANY FINISH ..... .4lj MAJtAt ,, ....... ,. l . Ia"' • • =••• II hmn:J<IO. 188 DELUXE ·cHINA. "' >.::» . ' MIVTHINC II INCLUDED l · l!ww ,. 59· :t- MIADIOAIIIS 95 42/'W X 20"1> X 'n''H . Sliding glass ehlna section, electrle outlet, 20" deep 1IOrt , ~rea covered In heat & stain resistant gold ft•.eked plutle. 1 atnity drawers. 2 spaolo-' storage shelves below. Mag· , ...U. dwr catclles. White e><terior, aqua Interior. 1 IQ..· \ 2-INNIQftiNG MATTUSIII 1 - fOUNDATIGNS ON LIGS ....---.....--.- ---------.:. . ., ' Wardrobe Buyl QB ,, ;~ '' . }· ( 'I'RAD~ WITH TRADE , MalOn, W.Va. 'I U ~ ~ Ill ~· I URNIITURE . ·00 0 \ M ·AS 0 N . •• '" PINtle Surfoco. .,., , ~~ • ' ~95 •.. .. : _,.. . -. - ~·- . ,., ! ¥~ RUTLAND·'· FUR NIT U'RE c... .' 742-4211 ArnqldGrate , . '"'.••• . 85 ' WITH CHOICE OF .·. $· <· PAnERNS. . ' . AND COLORS · · · Herman Grete ~t :.=;; ;u Vl!.lt- WE SER VI«.;;; ' I. ,. I I I Above A-111• Qwlity Wllh ' ,. . , WITH TRADE . i RUGS " Reguler 69.95 Chain low prlcel 95 '\ 9x12 LINOLEUM ' .; c Big Chair Sale BIN . ,. . . SPECIAL SHIPMENTS FOR THIS SALEI mattreSs at last winte~~a i i. ". ' : SERTA-POSTURE* li !1 NOT 309.95, NOT 278.00 NOT 239.CIO-BUY NOW Ot-llble _.,.. otllnifto "111 . ln1~1 U!IQ lllariiiiJI!al& , altohc». renatant flolak' lln4, Will blood : obofty ', COMPACT 2-DOOR REFR!GERA TOR FREEZER ' Rutlan4, 0. . ., ., ·' . SAVE $20.00 ,.. ' ON THESE ·. ' :· .1' RECLINERS IBrown -' I Beige 'eGmn .. . 1 • . ·· · Early Americw liVING ROOMS, . NowOn ~· ·: �{' r .. .. ., ' .~ '. ' "''r . ' ~ ,_ ' I ..,. N·' ~' f. i . .,.. ' lJIIICrllllblo thoR four Jumbleo, IDI letlor to eUh II!Uart, lo ~rm four ordlnart word1. -, ' II . _; J"' ;it • "j / . •' ,, ' ,•.i(,c . •.. ~:"'". I'· ·· .' . {, SPECIAL P·URCHASE tcrrb ,, _0 .. , .o· j '•o • '· ' • ~15$~,' 1 : ' ·' . makes the error - wives do! - JANE C. o· o:m" 1. ~.&-=- liN A ~~am .• II""'""''IN'IlY POKID· ucH•H FROST · \ i· PANl; (AJIIWen lomotri)W) JAtKET, SKIRt ¥iwl! PAN.TS HAUiiCH Yet&~,_,, ~· Whr ,i.. bot• eo~'• r.., jwaclted on '"" ; ~ , ' .. ·, c ,...o~HI WAS BUSY ON ANOTHIUINI · .• .,.. .. , •' Biggest Gibso~ Sale In Our History! Now Is The Time To Save Up To'$200. Don t Buy AnyWhere Until You Check With Us! I.!'; -. ,, J .: ;, f_ ' \.,~· -1: ' \ £ii ' •' arrwe clrcl~d ' l......;.;-by Heteft Bottel-_. Nqw the lotte" to forD) !he sUlprlH anher, u _ IUtreollilbythe&boWtartoon. .-· _ SALE HOW Both Stores HELEN HELP US! 11 NEW sijiPM~ipp'.: . LADIES HOUSE DRESSES 1 I • THIS IS THE BEST BUY IN A REFRIGERATOR WE HAVE EVER HAD 14. cubic foot FROST-CLEAR GI-BSQN THIS 12 CU. FT. GIBSON REFRIGERATOR Now, you can enjoy all th~ advantages of Gibson's high standard of quality and outstanding features at a price so low it will amaze you! Two separate storage zones with two separate tern· peratures let you store foods properly to keep their proper flavor and fresh· ness. Gmson's exclusive "Quality Mile" performance test checks for complete operating efficiency before it ever leaves the factory. It's your assurance of trouble·free dependability for years to come. Model67·252 COMPACT ONLY ~ 'bOOR REFRIGERATOR FREEZER " WITH !II-YEAR WARRANTY Regular Trade-In - - 380.00 ,. $ HERMAN GRATE MASON, W. VA. ' 742-421,1 .. ' . ' I ) I I ' I e FORMICA tOPS Compllft Building '. IIIII ' llemodlllng Late Oassifi~ e ~TC.HEN ' ,. . ·- N. 2nd Ave, ,, • . I , '' 1 · ·. ··' ' ,. ' . ~ , ' on SnoW- Ball ' 4 ~; ' .L ' f·' ' FUJ.L .. .PLY• • • •' \- 775 x 14, WHITE· W~~~~ .. · 825 x 14~ WHITI WA~t· ' .· I • . ..~ 11 ., • OHIO ... \ I Chormin B1throom . ' Tissue , -:- J ' 9c Value :Pi'J~e _,. ~-~ w;stclox- Spring Wound ·· ,,' ·:,. .:,. 1 ' I .... $19.99 plus tt~~ . .1$21' .35 plus t1~ ' s ,,,· Y · ~ l" ,. I, • • 4 3 1 .Revlon Moon 1··o"""'"''" un£ii~abli. ~ ~rs . . + ., .. . ,. .., Make Up Cream ' 'I ·-:; . .J.j-· - - - - FAMilY. ·Pressep·~~· ' Gliant . Size SUPEII. . COMB · BARGAIN ~ . .- :. PREM,I~M ' . · , 'I, o. 49C: , :'rhti 'lncludes 3 Bali Point P1111 79c' ) Q-TIPS N<m:C&'I . ~ M&I!JS County Coon '. er's. Will have a match, SUnday, Aprll16, !ng at nooil at the;cllib house II TIRES GOLD. . ·~ ': / ' I• Middle~rt, I Joothpaste • • :Sfree8c '\ In Racine. See tcdna Deem, Racine. 4 12 3tc Fe~EMAM .&ABBOTT . . ~ . '··l ·79c CREST II f..- EStiMATES .' . ' ' RENT HOUSE and restaurant rom,bln' -atlon.Across from high '""'"'' II ' ' Light Works Complete Line For llpi iiiaEyes"' - •· Sunglasse~ , · s1.Do ~ · ePANELING · eCEIUNG TILE ' eFLOOR .TILE PHONE 992·5321 .95 RUl~D#. .~c: Ask In I '::::':~::~~-:-=vl·ut~:':·=:!._,;,_. ~~~.-ET.,$-.. ' ' Revlon, Silk of'llllimiflr\ i0 13!1 lmported-'67 FashiOn I·"" shipped. e FROST CLEAR FREEZER IIEATURES P'IIOST CLEAR-Never lets frost Iorin. You'll nover defrost agairh Food pactag.. can't froezo I<> · getber or frost over to oba<ure tabelo. Tllm'l DO frott buildup In steal any of the freezer's 201.3 lb. capacity, Two lee traya bold 88 calieo. ARNOLI) . ,; GRATE· •' lnt~uctory 51" 2'oW " ·R£V{()N ~:~~::~s~ Now, additional 11-year warranty on the motor compressor (the meeh· anici!l heart of the refriaeratorJ that begins wben jlresent Glhlon a. year warranty end8. II a.ssures J"" 10 lull years of oalilfactlon with your Gibson. Gibson Ia the only maimfacturer to bact its = t o n with a to-year warraniY. Glbaon, can do II beoaute oveq re erator made by Gibson Ia 1Ds11:cted with more tlum 1100 tDapectlon operations and must pass "ibsQila famed Qualll1 ltlilo rwllliDI teat before It Ia ' • · . S~~lfi.G SHADES , . .. eNEW 10-YEAR GOLDEN GUARANTEE I ·f I JUST RECEIVED WITH TRADE Model 67-866 ., , 60c;V•II'l! Foltn:L¥•x 1 in=. NOW $ Now With New 10-Year Golden Guarantee Gibson's patented Frost•Clear system assures you no frost ever can form in refrigerator or freezer. Eliminates messy defrosting chores forever. And Gibson's new JO.year Golden Guarantee -first in _ the industry - assures you of longer, trouble-free service. 1 1 . 1 ~··' ' , . . 14 I ·. ' : ·(scholllnmle --41c - - • 102.00 _; -~ . ... ,. \ Put ~~ur Money On The Nose of These 6f~1o0:; F~vor~: i :~ A Cinch To Put Your Budget In The Wmners C1rclel ---.· .... --='··· . ' (WITH BOnOM FREEZER) . ·· Regular - • • • • - 399.95 Your Trt~de-ln • - .100.00. WITH TRADE Model 67 ·566 . . . . · MIDDLEPORT, 0. Big. 16 Frost-CI ear REF·RIG,ERA TOR-FREEZER (TOP FREEZER) NOW tHE. SHOE BO)( Now With New :tO-Year Golden GuaraDill., Gibson's patented Frost*Ciear system usures you no frost ever can form in refrig._ erator or freezer. Eliminates messy defrost-! ing chores forever. And Gibson's new Hk year .Golden Guarantee - fi.rst in the try - assures you of longer, trouble- · ' ' serviCe. Model 67-364 ,. Trade-In Little,._, Mons Sizes_ $.3.99 to $6:99 ' . to Big .,. ' - - - lOiOo I . Regular 350.00 . WITH TR.AQJE II New '6 7 .Models I • • ' .)' 1 NOW WITH TRADE ... 1)1. .. REFRIGER-ATOR FREEZdR 88 16 Frost-Clear Refrigerator-Freezer GIBSON •• A . ·~ -- • NOT$309.95 NOT$27B.OO NOT$239.00 . ''. . s AL~..YS '', '., .' I srr c Joy STARCH i. •. I• • 46C . ' ' �{' r .. .. ., ' .~ '. ' "''r . ' ~ ,_ ' I ..,. N·' ~' f. i . .,.. ' lJIIICrllllblo thoR four Jumbleo, IDI letlor to eUh II!Uart, lo ~rm four ordlnart word1. -, ' II . _; J"' ;it • "j / . •' ,, ' ,•.i(,c . •.. ~:"'". I'· ·· .' . {, SPECIAL P·URCHASE tcrrb ,, _0 .. , .o· j '•o • '· ' • ~15$~,' 1 : ' ·' . makes the error - wives do! - JANE C. o· o:m" 1. ~.&-=- liN A ~~am .• II""'""''IN'IlY POKID· ucH•H FROST · \ i· PANl; (AJIIWen lomotri)W) JAtKET, SKIRt ¥iwl! PAN.TS HAUiiCH Yet&~,_,, ~· Whr ,i.. bot• eo~'• r.., jwaclted on '"" ; ~ , ' .. ·, c ,...o~HI WAS BUSY ON ANOTHIUINI · .• .,.. .. , •' Biggest Gibso~ Sale In Our History! Now Is The Time To Save Up To'$200. Don t Buy AnyWhere Until You Check With Us! I.!'; -. ,, J .: ;, f_ ' \.,~· -1: ' \ £ii ' •' arrwe clrcl~d ' l......;.;-by Heteft Bottel-_. Nqw the lotte" to forD) !he sUlprlH anher, u _ IUtreollilbythe&boWtartoon. .-· _ SALE HOW Both Stores HELEN HELP US! 11 NEW sijiPM~ipp'.: . LADIES HOUSE DRESSES 1 I • THIS IS THE BEST BUY IN A REFRIGERATOR WE HAVE EVER HAD 14. cubic foot FROST-CLEAR GI-BSQN THIS 12 CU. FT. GIBSON REFRIGERATOR Now, you can enjoy all th~ advantages of Gibson's high standard of quality and outstanding features at a price so low it will amaze you! Two separate storage zones with two separate tern· peratures let you store foods properly to keep their proper flavor and fresh· ness. Gmson's exclusive "Quality Mile" performance test checks for complete operating efficiency before it ever leaves the factory. It's your assurance of trouble·free dependability for years to come. Model67·252 COMPACT ONLY ~ 'bOOR REFRIGERATOR FREEZER " WITH !II-YEAR WARRANTY Regular Trade-In - - 380.00 ,. $ HERMAN GRATE MASON, W. VA. ' 742-421,1 .. ' . ' I ) I I ' I e FORMICA tOPS Compllft Building '. IIIII ' llemodlllng Late Oassifi~ e ~TC.HEN ' ,. . ·- N. 2nd Ave, ,, • . I , '' 1 · ·. ··' ' ,. ' . ~ , ' on SnoW- Ball ' 4 ~; ' .L ' f·' ' FUJ.L .. .PLY• • • •' \- 775 x 14, WHITE· W~~~~ .. · 825 x 14~ WHITI WA~t· ' .· I • . ..~ 11 ., • OHIO ... \ I Chormin B1throom . ' Tissue , -:- J ' 9c Value :Pi'J~e _,. ~-~ w;stclox- Spring Wound ·· ,,' ·:,. .:,. 1 ' I .... $19.99 plus tt~~ . .1$21' .35 plus t1~ ' s ,,,· Y · ~ l" ,. I, • • 4 3 1 .Revlon Moon 1··o"""'"''" un£ii~abli. ~ ~rs . . + ., .. . ,. .., Make Up Cream ' 'I ·-:; . .J.j-· - - - - FAMilY. ·Pressep·~~· ' Gliant . Size SUPEII. . COMB · BARGAIN ~ . .- :. PREM,I~M ' . · , 'I, o. 49C: , :'rhti 'lncludes 3 Bali Point P1111 79c' ) Q-TIPS N<m:C&'I . ~ M&I!JS County Coon '. er's. Will have a match, SUnday, Aprll16, !ng at nooil at the;cllib house II TIRES GOLD. . ·~ ': / ' I• Middle~rt, I Joothpaste • • :Sfree8c '\ In Racine. See tcdna Deem, Racine. 4 12 3tc Fe~EMAM .&ABBOTT . . ~ . '··l ·79c CREST II f..- EStiMATES .' . ' ' RENT HOUSE and restaurant rom,bln' -atlon.Across from high '""'"'' II ' ' Light Works Complete Line For llpi iiiaEyes"' - •· Sunglasse~ , · s1.Do ~ · ePANELING · eCEIUNG TILE ' eFLOOR .TILE PHONE 992·5321 .95 RUl~D#. .~c: Ask In I '::::':~::~~-:-=vl·ut~:':·=:!._,;,_. ~~~.-ET.,$-.. ' ' Revlon, Silk of'llllimiflr\ i0 13!1 lmported-'67 FashiOn I·"" shipped. e FROST CLEAR FREEZER IIEATURES P'IIOST CLEAR-Never lets frost Iorin. You'll nover defrost agairh Food pactag.. can't froezo I<> · getber or frost over to oba<ure tabelo. Tllm'l DO frott buildup In steal any of the freezer's 201.3 lb. capacity, Two lee traya bold 88 calieo. ARNOLI) . ,; GRATE· •' lnt~uctory 51" 2'oW " ·R£V{()N ~:~~::~s~ Now, additional 11-year warranty on the motor compressor (the meeh· anici!l heart of the refriaeratorJ that begins wben jlresent Glhlon a. year warranty end8. II a.ssures J"" 10 lull years of oalilfactlon with your Gibson. Gibson Ia the only maimfacturer to bact its = t o n with a to-year warraniY. Glbaon, can do II beoaute oveq re erator made by Gibson Ia 1Ds11:cted with more tlum 1100 tDapectlon operations and must pass "ibsQila famed Qualll1 ltlilo rwllliDI teat before It Ia ' • · . S~~lfi.G SHADES , . .. eNEW 10-YEAR GOLDEN GUARANTEE I ·f I JUST RECEIVED WITH TRADE Model 67-866 ., , 60c;V•II'l! Foltn:L¥•x 1 in=. NOW $ Now With New 10-Year Golden Guarantee Gibson's patented Frost•Clear system assures you no frost ever can form in refrigerator or freezer. Eliminates messy defrosting chores forever. And Gibson's new JO.year Golden Guarantee -first in _ the industry - assures you of longer, trouble-free service. 1 1 . 1 ~··' ' , . . 14 I ·. ' : ·(scholllnmle --41c - - • 102.00 _; -~ . ... ,. \ Put ~~ur Money On The Nose of These 6f~1o0:; F~vor~: i :~ A Cinch To Put Your Budget In The Wmners C1rclel ---.· .... --='··· . ' (WITH BOnOM FREEZER) . ·· Regular - • • • • - 399.95 Your Trt~de-ln • - .100.00. WITH TRADE Model 67 ·566 . . . . · MIDDLEPORT, 0. Big. 16 Frost-CI ear REF·RIG,ERA TOR-FREEZER (TOP FREEZER) NOW tHE. SHOE BO)( Now With New :tO-Year Golden GuaraDill., Gibson's patented Frost*Ciear system usures you no frost ever can form in refrig._ erator or freezer. Eliminates messy defrost-! ing chores forever. And Gibson's new Hk year .Golden Guarantee - fi.rst in the try - assures you of longer, trouble- · ' ' serviCe. Model 67-364 ,. Trade-In Little,._, Mons Sizes_ $.3.99 to $6:99 ' . to Big .,. ' - - - lOiOo I . Regular 350.00 . WITH TR.AQJE II New '6 7 .Models I • • ' .)' 1 NOW WITH TRADE ... 1)1. .. REFRIGER-ATOR FREEZdR 88 16 Frost-Clear Refrigerator-Freezer GIBSON •• A . ·~ -- • NOT$309.95 NOT$27B.OO NOT$239.00 . ''. . s AL~..YS '', '., .' I srr c Joy STARCH i. •. I• • 46C . ' ' �'. ' .. '' '. \'>' ' . ' . • • l: DRAPPED BV I • .. SEE HOW I JllGiiAID ·ausiness Service!i ' ~ . WU7. FEELifll! OOC PRITC:HART 5AVS HE'S GOT TO STAV lfll BED · iH ~ WHOLE BLESSET WEEK OH .. I'M TERRIBLE SORRVTO · HEAR IHAT ; 'IO'RE SICH A SVMPATHETICAL SC~OOLMARM, MISS PRUNELLV MIISMIF .' • !. ' .. . . . ' 'I HONDA SAltS & SERVJCI EYINRUDE Sties 1nd'Service . Ohio Boilt alld Motor Llten11 SCHWA~EL MARINE lAKER & SEYFRIED HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING Will ·~•h, rlnu 1r1d IPinodry a taMIIY"II• waah flftar th•n any other w"har, •••n d,Y ft lOad Whl .. •notll., Pomeroy Landmark's OPEN HOUSE ALL SPECIALS GOOD THROUGH APRIL 15 and up. Phone Pomeroy Home an4 Auto, IIIlO 1!:. IWn. 4 12 ttc GIVING AWAY 180,000 Gnen Stamps Plus Other . VALUABLE PRIZES ,., purchiM MCIISifY, lullrqlolor "'''""' _No pluJnitlng 11tc.aary , • , "" M UHd In kltchtft, beth or vtllo " ' tMm. Coll'lplltolr t,.n. ~ttrl•ble · moYH •h'W ft ' tlilro.. ...... •• ,,,., eaton. WtiltH tlofhM ~n ltrlt II 11110!11 of Wltor tnd hll I "IUdi-IIYOr," too. UMI 1,.. Clltor11DI yet totl ciDtbH rtolly cloon . , , lost. Ill A DIMONITRATION NOW, AS SEEN ON TV · ElBERRLDS IN POMEROY HOCICIN0Po~1~ OHIO PHONE 370 . II ONE OP rl'llo NIC:I51 Pliti~LCI CALL OICK RAWLINGS tl! AOMIT' THAT AMERICAN !CWIB'fR:7 ~LC7 fNI?EEP KNOCK ou :::r.::H:::t:;~~..; ... twr NOT IJI!FORE • ECOIJW LI'L ABNER N<KLEAJ< iJO/o\~ A<iAIN6T A OF OUR COUNTRIE$! Rlwllriga Hondl S•lis Wl Pllot!o ~794 or ~95 A MAN IS HIDING UNDER ON!'. OF OHIO Pomei'OJ', o• .. ,.,. ~05E. DR'IERS!!. Leg•l Notice EXPERIENCID I R'ADIO M!95AGil! INI'ICATes 'f'He RED' CHINese M.5f COIM\ANDCR ,;;:-.~LEARNED FROM RADIAJOR ' SERVICE WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND •C•r • Truck •l;le•ter Cora • Bulllklur •AnyTyP' . BRAKE SERVICE BLAEnNARS KEITH GOBLE .FORD Phone 992·2143 Pomeroy W.Y 2-2196 'Mid41oport, 0. . By HOWIE £EK A MfCEK HE~.STOP FIGnTING! WHATS GOIIJG 0'-1 HERE? LUVABL£ STARrED IT! HE RJIJCHED ME. 1"-1 THE FIST Wln1 HIS l3LOOD'I' /JC1£ I ~;;;ti~EIDER lri:XJ CA~T HELP ElUT ADMIRE A TALENT LIKE THAT l I • - ... ' • • I' Rufu>'> footprints lead Into t l1e • incinerator... but none lead o~t! I I ·. AUCTION - Friday Lautel Cliff Auclio1l· ,.. We are Ill old rellllblo tom· slue starts 7 p,m. ~ ~ou't•:J: Wm~ e~t and drink. :Your aU<fuo-11 Stat• and l:onada. err· Cot Jim Carnahan., Jlechanical or farm upertAaams, Owner. 4 11 enco helpful but not required. We do require bo...ty, bard work, a desire to be perma· nent, and ~ood tran.oportatlon. (Boy or Girl) We offer training. better- l. @ l!t.7 ... NU.. lat. T.M. ' !'. " FREC:KLES 'AND H'! . ), so FRI~DS bt. UI. Pot. OK. By MERRILL. BLOSSER .... .. CARRIER WANTED I I For Mulberry Ave. POMEROY APPLY AT THE OAIL Y SENTINEL I. Bl.M'" "fl..jEiR DRIVER, fAf9, GTA'\''20 ~tRI: WI.T H ,~ CPR, tban average earnings, paid vacation, retirement plan, hospitalization · and many benefits to the right man. WE. COULDN'T CET ~. BUT- THE ·f~IID Applications Token WAS SOj::T AND WE. PIILLEQ UP THIS U TTLE: TREE I Po~e1:t~~otor'sSuper Market Mon. 8: AM to 11 PM Tues. 8: AM to IO:AM ,. 5AAMROCK MOTEL 14 ·W!-IU: WE WE~E • 'AGURINU· HOW id I 'eJ't HJ!JI_ ~ q(jf ... - - " ' - " --:" \._ .. YEAI-1 I 11-1E R~Si CAME ~, h.~eo 'tl1~ -. • PATROL CAR l'·rrc T ...E QUru:?I?Y;. ANP llLl60T IH'IO THE BIG CAR O.~D I<JH<T O_® WAY ! ~ · ~ ~-, . ~-~ .. ' . i !1 • ' ' f s~"~ . r 'OMIROY, OHIO ~PARTMINT ' ABBIE AND SLATS --. ......,,... DAILY CROSSWORD r I . ' '' ~, oquar' ohOulder t~ {,ft, rodua.d i' • NtwELL'S SUNOCO v f HE_ST~tt. OHIO · Pholle 985-9350 I • ADULTS 3 I'OOIIlB, ball!, olshed apartment. M&G Market, 3 mllel soulb li A!leport on RL '7• . lSi ' i ' ......... . -. - 114'l.'tlok .- ..=:... . . . Ill NEW ••• NEW 1966 within miles· Curtis "dairy or be e r• breeding service. Proven bullr at " per cow. Call early, LelaDd !lli'M2M Pomeroy Chester. « •• au CHEVROLET Be1Air4Door With V·8 engine, underseal, whitewall tires, wheel cov. ~ front & rear guards, wll· low green, fawn Interior, • •• • $ • •••••• .' SALE----Super Market Selling ·Used Cars 1966 CHEVROLET Bi1c:1yne 4 Door _ ·I Every Friday and · .. 3116 cu. ln. VB en,lne, turbo ilydramattc trans. VInyl lntenor,. IOOd t.lrtijo, heater, Gray 11 nlsb, SpecW Satur~~ n~ht from 10 p.m. to~ a.m. at the Sundo~n Nita Club ' • ' WJ -'~~''" LH Duo fumlshed ., '~""rAKING ~~~~TIONS F~·dRRIERS ~ MID~PORT. Cont1d F•ye M1nley Middleport $1895 unfumlsbed In Mlddleport. AJ. 10 I slllgle boilse. Phome 11111331'1. ' ' Ia Complete Service £rllt lltadfonl Wrlle, Plullle or Comtaet A. e. IIRAJII'ORD Bacllle, «*• 1962 CHEVY II 300 4 Door Sed1n $695 Local lady owner and low mlleare f~wa. eolor, 8 cyJ, engine, autom.~tlc tr•hi ri:. dlo and beater. A barraln. 1960 ~BL&It9 P111. Stltlon·'W•gon $199 •6. cyl., std. trano., i:ad!o, beater 1004 tores. Red fo while flnJSIL ' .,, Pomeroy Motor . " ,I . 308-318 E. MAIN ·~ . owner Visit our new showroom 1ild exP~ndecl flcllitifl, We lire he" . to ple1se you. You'!t like our lpPrlinl •1111 new tr1dl~~ Pollc't. Try ilsl . 1] . .... .. 8 eyl. engine, :std., trans, Heater. ODI ,. ID Middleport, near area. Also a 1·2 house trailer. Ph. D92-334l aft. er 5 p. in. 12 28 lfc JI'URI()SRED llllll tmfandlbed apal'lmellta. Clclll lit MlltlaL Pbooe I8UOI. JG • lit \ • . 1959 CliiEVROI:iT Bel Air 2 Door _ _ $295 '' -~ �'. ' .. '' '. \'>' ' . ' . • • l: DRAPPED BV I • .. SEE HOW I JllGiiAID ·ausiness Service!i ' ~ . WU7. FEELifll! OOC PRITC:HART 5AVS HE'S GOT TO STAV lfll BED · iH ~ WHOLE BLESSET WEEK OH .. I'M TERRIBLE SORRVTO · HEAR IHAT ; 'IO'RE SICH A SVMPATHETICAL SC~OOLMARM, MISS PRUNELLV MIISMIF .' • !. ' .. . . . ' 'I HONDA SAltS & SERVJCI EYINRUDE Sties 1nd'Service . Ohio Boilt alld Motor Llten11 SCHWA~EL MARINE lAKER & SEYFRIED HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING Will ·~•h, rlnu 1r1d IPinodry a taMIIY"II• waah flftar th•n any other w"har, •••n d,Y ft lOad Whl .. •notll., Pomeroy Landmark's OPEN HOUSE ALL SPECIALS GOOD THROUGH APRIL 15 and up. Phone Pomeroy Home an4 Auto, IIIlO 1!:. IWn. 4 12 ttc GIVING AWAY 180,000 Gnen Stamps Plus Other . VALUABLE PRIZES ,., purchiM MCIISifY, lullrqlolor "'''""' _No pluJnitlng 11tc.aary , • , "" M UHd In kltchtft, beth or vtllo " ' tMm. Coll'lplltolr t,.n. ~ttrl•ble · moYH •h'W ft ' tlilro.. ...... •• ,,,., eaton. WtiltH tlofhM ~n ltrlt II 11110!11 of Wltor tnd hll I "IUdi-IIYOr," too. UMI 1,.. Clltor11DI yet totl ciDtbH rtolly cloon . , , lost. Ill A DIMONITRATION NOW, AS SEEN ON TV · ElBERRLDS IN POMEROY HOCICIN0Po~1~ OHIO PHONE 370 . II ONE OP rl'llo NIC:I51 Pliti~LCI CALL OICK RAWLINGS tl! AOMIT' THAT AMERICAN !CWIB'fR:7 ~LC7 fNI?EEP KNOCK ou :::r.::H:::t:;~~..; ... twr NOT IJI!FORE • ECOIJW LI'L ABNER N<KLEAJ< iJO/o\~ A<iAIN6T A OF OUR COUNTRIE$! Rlwllriga Hondl S•lis Wl Pllot!o ~794 or ~95 A MAN IS HIDING UNDER ON!'. OF OHIO Pomei'OJ', o• .. ,.,. ~05E. DR'IERS!!. Leg•l Notice EXPERIENCID I R'ADIO M!95AGil! INI'ICATes 'f'He RED' CHINese M.5f COIM\ANDCR ,;;:-.~LEARNED FROM RADIAJOR ' SERVICE WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND •C•r • Truck •l;le•ter Cora • Bulllklur •AnyTyP' . BRAKE SERVICE BLAEnNARS KEITH GOBLE .FORD Phone 992·2143 Pomeroy W.Y 2-2196 'Mid41oport, 0. . By HOWIE £EK A MfCEK HE~.STOP FIGnTING! WHATS GOIIJG 0'-1 HERE? LUVABL£ STARrED IT! HE RJIJCHED ME. 1"-1 THE FIST Wln1 HIS l3LOOD'I' /JC1£ I ~;;;ti~EIDER lri:XJ CA~T HELP ElUT ADMIRE A TALENT LIKE THAT l I • - ... ' • • I' Rufu>'> footprints lead Into t l1e • incinerator... but none lead o~t! I I ·. AUCTION - Friday Lautel Cliff Auclio1l· ,.. We are Ill old rellllblo tom· slue starts 7 p,m. ~ ~ou't•:J: Wm~ e~t and drink. :Your aU<fuo-11 Stat• and l:onada. err· Cot Jim Carnahan., Jlechanical or farm upertAaams, Owner. 4 11 enco helpful but not required. We do require bo...ty, bard work, a desire to be perma· nent, and ~ood tran.oportatlon. (Boy or Girl) We offer training. better- l. @ l!t.7 ... NU.. lat. T.M. ' !'. " FREC:KLES 'AND H'! . ), so FRI~DS bt. UI. Pot. OK. By MERRILL. BLOSSER .... .. CARRIER WANTED I I For Mulberry Ave. POMEROY APPLY AT THE OAIL Y SENTINEL I. Bl.M'" "fl..jEiR DRIVER, fAf9, GTA'\''20 ~tRI: WI.T H ,~ CPR, tban average earnings, paid vacation, retirement plan, hospitalization · and many benefits to the right man. WE. COULDN'T CET ~. BUT- THE ·f~IID Applications Token WAS SOj::T AND WE. PIILLEQ UP THIS U TTLE: TREE I Po~e1:t~~otor'sSuper Market Mon. 8: AM to 11 PM Tues. 8: AM to IO:AM ,. 5AAMROCK MOTEL 14 ·W!-IU: WE WE~E • 'AGURINU· HOW id I 'eJ't HJ!JI_ ~ q(jf ... - - " ' - " --:" \._ .. YEAI-1 I 11-1E R~Si CAME ~, h.~eo 'tl1~ -. • PATROL CAR l'·rrc T ...E QUru:?I?Y;. ANP llLl60T IH'IO THE BIG CAR O.~D I<JH<T O_® WAY ! ~ · ~ ~-, . ~-~ .. ' . i !1 • ' ' f s~"~ . r 'OMIROY, OHIO ~PARTMINT ' ABBIE AND SLATS --. ......,,... DAILY CROSSWORD r I . ' '' ~, oquar' ohOulder t~ {,ft, rodua.d i' • NtwELL'S SUNOCO v f HE_ST~tt. OHIO · Pholle 985-9350 I • ADULTS 3 I'OOIIlB, ball!, olshed apartment. M&G Market, 3 mllel soulb li A!leport on RL '7• . lSi ' i ' ......... . -. - 114'l.'tlok .- ..=:... . . . Ill NEW ••• NEW 1966 within miles· Curtis "dairy or be e r• breeding service. Proven bullr at " per cow. Call early, LelaDd !lli'M2M Pomeroy Chester. « •• au CHEVROLET Be1Air4Door With V·8 engine, underseal, whitewall tires, wheel cov. ~ front & rear guards, wll· low green, fawn Interior, • •• • $ • •••••• .' SALE----Super Market Selling ·Used Cars 1966 CHEVROLET Bi1c:1yne 4 Door _ ·I Every Friday and · .. 3116 cu. ln. VB en,lne, turbo ilydramattc trans. VInyl lntenor,. IOOd t.lrtijo, heater, Gray 11 nlsb, SpecW Satur~~ n~ht from 10 p.m. to~ a.m. at the Sundo~n Nita Club ' • ' WJ -'~~''" LH Duo fumlshed ., '~""rAKING ~~~~TIONS F~·dRRIERS ~ MID~PORT. Cont1d F•ye M1nley Middleport $1895 unfumlsbed In Mlddleport. AJ. 10 I slllgle boilse. Phome 11111331'1. ' ' Ia Complete Service £rllt lltadfonl Wrlle, Plullle or Comtaet A. e. IIRAJII'ORD Bacllle, «*• 1962 CHEVY II 300 4 Door Sed1n $695 Local lady owner and low mlleare f~wa. eolor, 8 cyJ, engine, autom.~tlc tr•hi ri:. dlo and beater. A barraln. 1960 ~BL&It9 P111. Stltlon·'W•gon $199 •6. cyl., std. trano., i:ad!o, beater 1004 tores. Red fo while flnJSIL ' .,, Pomeroy Motor . " ,I . 308-318 E. MAIN ·~ . owner Visit our new showroom 1ild exP~ndecl flcllitifl, We lire he" . to ple1se you. You'!t like our lpPrlinl •1111 new tr1dl~~ Pollc't. Try ilsl . 1] . .... .. 8 eyl. engine, :std., trans, Heater. ODI ,. ID Middleport, near area. Also a 1·2 house trailer. Ph. D92-334l aft. er 5 p. in. 12 28 lfc JI'URI()SRED llllll tmfandlbed apal'lmellta. Clclll lit MlltlaL Pbooe I8UOI. JG • lit \ • . 1959 CliiEVROI:iT Bel Air 2 Door _ _ $295 '' -~ �I -· \\ ,, '· 11,1817 0.. ' ' J ~. \ ·' ' " '• ·· _ e ' I . ' .' "'· 'f 1 .. I, e·n tih e . . . roo ' I \ ' • ·l ito IDe ·--~-~- MEIGS THEATRE Pomt"'' 0. • .. e ' TONIGHT April I) NOT OPEN ' FRIDAY ond SATURDAY Apr1114-15 · ~RII;IE B!YOND VENGEANCE" (Tec~icolor) Chuck Connors, Joan Blon· dell Gloria Grahame, Gary Merrill Bill Bixby "OUT OF SlliHT" (Tecbnlcolor) ,_ Daly, Gary Lew1• " . Freddie and the Turtles, Doble Knicker· ·for quality and v~rlety In ..ell kind• of IINuly elds . PREPARE FOR CONCERT- Mr. Charles Minelli, Director of Bands and AssoCiate Professo~ of Music at the Ohio University, will be one of the guest conduct~rs at the M~st~ FestiVal thts evemng at 8 in the Middleport High School Auditortum. Mr. Mmelh and M1ss Bets~ Cunmngham, Middleport, disc~ss a musical score, above. Davtd Lew1s, ass1stant professor of theory and woodwinds at OU · will share the directing lead. ' - -- AComplete Choice of CosmetiCs, Tolletilel We're known for pharmaceuticals ... and we also feature 8 beauty department, with a com- :f'l plete line of fille cosmetics . and toiletries. When good loolu count ... count on us!" I ,. For Be1uty's Slke .. · '' SWISHER & LOHSE ,J 1 •• J ..' WORLD 112 E. MAIN REXAU DRUGS . 992·2955 POMEROY 4 RllitiiNd Phermaclsts to Serve You O~EN DAILy ltOO AM.TO IOf~ PM . Sunday 10:30 AM to 12:30 Pm end 5•0CI'to 9::UU PM ' ' ... ., ' Ii .• OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS " s:OO to 1:oo P,OMEROY "ATIONAL BANK 111'011tg Illig& Counl¥ tor over 94 YCGt't lfemblr F•~ Rtoerw Su•llm Mamber FDIC All Accounts Insured Up to $15,000 Und•r Th• Fllllrll Deposit Insurance Cor~r1tlon 12 QUART Porch 1 nd Lown Furniture. Pel'lllisslon wu lfl!lted • h executive dirtctor and dinelor to join 111Je Oltlo C.\P t1Jree1an OPEN 9:00 A.M. TO 8:00 P.M. FRIDAY ' OPEN 9:00A.M. TO 9:00 P.M. SATURDAY - Elberfeldsln Pomerov HEAD LAMPS R11ul1r69c Cholc• of Styles 1nd 9.\c .66 Type~ DAVIS WEARWELL Motor Oil likE Till . ~~:1. 3 ' ~· T~~~ $1··~••~ Quort 11 . · ., . MIDDf.EPORT ' .' I 1/ •' Associabo. 'l'llo llalf - . . orized !q llllliate 1 NllfGII Act JI'Oposa(; 1or ellgihle Pll'lio!J.:.• pan(S The LeldJnc Creet a...:. .- servance .Dlltrlet ~· ... ... apl• · .· ·-·· --- Conserllatives In Big Vi~tory : :: ,,. ence pro(IOII) 11ao - edand~ '· .. .·: � 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 04. April 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. 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