https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/12fda528b2202463b15b30ecdb66f3b8.pdf 84067e9fdb4ff87d8f15d96f890aacc0 PDF Text Text ' ' ' .~ - < , If WYOU DOW A ~ Mod...-r lemur an catapult - II** be- tween lrMs wllllli!lcle '~ of ~~loft """ ao ,feel, . · ..................... ._. ..... ..... ~.-H .. . . .. • .._Dof~.. e r ~ '• ..,.. • • enttne- ' ,Fefr ~~ ~. Lllr. 33. ~. ll!lrtlr ...,, . ..,..,, ' ' o....- ' I ROIINSON'S L\UNDRY ELIERF LDS \· ~ IERIC$HJRE MYLONf . We ere celebr.tlng St. Plltrlclcl D.p with this big th- ""' -lngo ••el!t . . . Extn items now being ofhreol In ) · every clepllrtment at super d~llt prlcei. THURS. -FRIDAY· SAT. MARCH 14·15·16 REG. VALUE $1.98 C11h Refund ' Leol... . Spring LADIES' SPRING COATS FlATS Ladles new Sprinr !lata with the olll!ll!ler LADIES' SPRING fool atyllng • , new !rims • • 11ze.t • ,to I. TOPPERS s .88 .s .44 .99 this . ' lf1te ~ret II 'Berbltlre'• JllLoce :Ban-Ban;~er. U · .top, runi thatotarun the lOp s.i: toe ;....,. eaterlnr 1he oheer Jogar......,r.you pta new pall free I That'i · polr Children& Slmllotod Potent coat1 ' 't 4to9 1 STRAP SLIPPERS Good looking I strap style, limulaU!d patent in white or black. Sizes for children and misses 5 to 3. i / _........ ,........u..r. WlthiUIIIIor Visit the Hosiery J;lepmmeut Hoi do 16Gormentt 54 lnchee Long Pleotlc Germ~t on Elber!eldo Firat Fl..,. See the new colors tOr opr1J11 R~. ind summft in fllDOUI Berkohlre NYIODL You'll find a ooinplete leleolinn In "'"'"<I wlth'..amo - Seam!~ Ny• ·; lou ~ Seamleu Stretch N:r- - -$-10.9~ Volue 9 Cup, West&.nd BAGS AUTOMATIC PERCOLATOR Plain end Ioney patterno. Genuine West Bend Coffee Percolators in a 9 cup ~urn~o siz,e, regular $1.98 qiJ4ll.ly &~men ! ,baao, lon IIUI the . · Ladlee' Spring capacity size . . fully automatic • , fully guaran· .00 new AcilPD Stretch. BLOUSES Ladleo New Spring ELBERFIUS· ' .88 blouaes in assorted solid colon and Ioney · printed delliin• . . sty[. eo for dr.., IIUI' Bporf wearing. ' I~ " P~M1JlC» .Y · Roll up sleeve Stylee ., fOWERFUL 6 TRANSISTOR POCKET . .. AURORA . RADIOS Pocket , • . Transis· tor Rad1os complete with individual ear phqne, battery and carrying case. pare at $12.98. Com- 88 Nch Men'o Butternut Crepe Sole Chlldrens & Ml~ St_urdy .. Shoes-Oxfords hll Siut6~ Simulated leather uppers. Thick crepe soles and heels. - s Comfortable, long wearing footwear at a low low price, Girls' Colorful COnON PRINT DRESSES New styles Jn Jlttle glr11 cotton print dresses for Spring. E1ecellent pattern11 in wa shable colors. .00 TENNIS OXFORDS. ' . .44 c SIIIS STO I Sturdy fabric tennis oxford• with Iwig..- wearlng aoles. Col- pr on: r~, blue and wlilte ln oizeJ D to 3 Reedy To Hong of pat· terns, full lt-ngth plastic drapes for any room iD the house• Big size b..vy 8 88c •• P Fine seledion of new Spring millinery in a wide choice of style a. Cotton Loop Rugs __ ...73c Tennis Shoes --'- ,.. $p9 Mens Big Buck 10 Denim Dungarees __ ,.1. $1·" loyo Black Cenvos 01 . ' VI-JON HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS 19c EACH Bit 11sortment - famous Vi Jon toiletries. Save at the Bo- ' 1'>, • ' ' ,-· ' plaltlo 1111de of heavy plutlc - .00 ' ' ·COURTEOU$ ' Because we - ~tock our shelves with thoui·. ,• • ., ' •; ':"1• ·' ' . I . <', ands of the newest drugs, .we ore able . ': .. .... . ·fill most prescriptions without a K;01nd'1i .delay I · We never ' s~crifi~e ~~c'uricy ·,fdf.: sp~ed. however • • • ell . . ' ' carefully. end poii'lStoklngly ·~· ,~ 'i 1 .~,~ 5 . ! Hch r .HATS 24x44 Non Skid Back • Fleei_.,g Miners • ,,..·, .,PROMPT . . I utllity waste baskets in assorted colors. tO qt. capaelty. c pr Be ~c;.(ug~. ~~~~ ., WASTE • Pwnc unun BASKETS Handy· PAILS Utile polio New Spring .. po Junior . "ul The - .... ·YGilllt . 5 Quirt Sizoo I to 6x DON'T MISS THESE BIG LUCK OF THE IRISH BARGAINS s . ,J;;,. "84~' iLL t ' !he ·URIWd 40 Qt. Platlc PLASTIC DRAPES Big assortment Metluidutl'o'f#li"f'.o '· N- Arrlvels For Spring EXCITING NEW - .. . '. '; DRESSES Junloi'I--MIIIH '12 SliM s3.99 .nd ss. ~7: ·. Start your sr .1g with 811 ex· citing new dress from the Bonanza. Newest ltyles·· and. fabrics and you uve: The}': i!'e budget priced.• ...... select Nowl u-' Our ~AJ-A,Ur -. "~" . ' "·"" ; anU·ffeete and bnte, po"er sleerlag and lransmlsoloa fluids or 1lruafl. Tobaffil and, to.,_o. produets. Re- for tile safe oper11ton of ~ aame are required under emer- heatlnt; ,plumbbaJ, eeollag or under emergtney IIDlt .•are ,required �• t ) • ' • !!! .!! !! .. ' !.C"e llailg StJntilafJI ' . .. Gold In Them Suburbs , Tilt ltepublicJpa are a pm-ty that muat ""'~ ·141 the future, since the present, p1e»ur~ In 111ajor offices held, il not ' "Core to Join . Me in o Little Snoc'··'), - On The Farm Front Citrus Crop ~~~bed By ·· . Fourth • Hard Winter.' ~I • : ~uppers Plai~ Social News • ¢beertul. , The future appears to lie In the suburha. Of tlle 9G million population in· c"ase upected In the Ublteci Slates ~Y )87~. ·neerly all will come In 1 h e s • •rowing city outskirts. 1 So. bow '' the Republicans doing there? Till· party's analysis of 19&2 votlDJ figuftl; contained ill a bew National ColliJIIIttee study, suggests the GOP lnay be boldlng up very weir in areas both parties re1ard as prime battle· F.unds from bere on . .' Review of 13 major metropolitan IIOflel Indicates that last year Republi· can congressional candidates won ~5. 7 per c•nt of their suburban vole - •• ~Jain~. 113.2 per cent In 1958, the pre· vlous off-year test. . The areas studied include New York, Joeum, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash· lngtoa (Maryland ou~urbs), Cleveland, J)etro!t, Chicago, St. Louis, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Denver and San Francisco. .. -Only jn Boston's environs and the New York ' otute-New Jersey suburbs of New York City were losses oustalned. Gain• ln. the others ranged from a whopping 27 per cent In Denver's sub· urbl to a modest U per cent outside San Franciaco. ' No compar~6i~ figures were develop· lei in tbil study f11r all the big governor· ship rlice•, tbough Michigan's Rei)Ubll· can George Romney ia shown to b a v e are I \ t . . ~... The true story of how Brook Benton ctme to be beaten up In a St. Louis alghtclub is a dilly, and far more inter· Today's Medical Report ~ . .• .H,.." " ~ :~~:. For.ARoom or AHornet'~ . LlJM BE Mro. Mn. ·Janioo LaY,.~,Ic:~j ::: FREE WIRING ALLOWANCE FOR ANY ELECTRIC DRYER or RANGE • • • NOW AT WASHER· Eastern Local ...., VIce squad men are readying a big crackdown on, Times Square novelty shop• that boldly feature "art" film dis· Jl!ays 111 their windows. The packaged iiels ate stacked in windows with nude Photographs of models pasted on the boxes, and what troubles the law is that the majority of gapers are teenagers who cOngregate around the shops to stare at tbe nudes . . . One two-year record set liy the Kennedy Administration .is not likely to be surpassed by any future Repllbllcan--or even Democratic- incumbents. President Kennedy's family bas lien the object of more than 300 pub· lllbed sonas In Tin Pan Ailey, with the First Lady easily the champion in the ballad division . . Burt Lancaster will fly to Palermo this month for the world premiere of his new picture, ''The Leopard." It will be the first film ever shown at the Teatro Massimo, the histor· ic open house ... Interior decorator Su· .-n Wilding, who has arrived on the 1few York scene after doing 75 houses in Lllndon, was asked what she considered ci11ic. Her reply was: "A basic black dress and a 38-carat diamond." - . attending: Mrs, P b I Mrs . . Donald Pol!'t . lloward Jqe Jamea GUbert, Mrs. ·In<> lc ___ . Hoffman, Robert Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting . . ·~~Mresbmlmta · we:e>·aerved ' Soeial News ly DOROTHY KILGALLIN JOTMNGS IN PENl:IL \ 1·1 Apn-Margret, w h o vowed • h e wouldn't "go steady" with anyone after ' he broke her engagement to Burt Sug· ~rman, Ia now dating agent Jack Gilardi almost tlf~tUslvely ... , ~n't fall for any of the atllrles that QY Liz Taylor'• cur· rent tuni, "VIPS" will be rushed Into re· leasi befor-.;..'1lleopatra." Those on the UiJide at 20th Cel!blry Fox aren't In the least coneerned; they lnow "Cleopatra" will come in first, and that's definite . .. J~ne Powell's reconcUiation with Pat Nerney worked out very well, and he's ~en allowing her to go to Miami and N'ew York-alone- for personal appear· · ances. In the past, those separations used to produce 1 lot of tension . . . Rita Hay· worth's suiton seem to be accidentne. Her latest idmlrer, Jack Wilson the Palm Springs Ranch Club, broke o bonea in his ankle just stepping off ~ curb ... Teddy Stauffer, who achieved a brief fame in the U. S. A. by marrying Hedy Lamarr, is back In Mexico and bas just asked his 6th wife to leave and take their 10-montb-old baby. ' ~) CarnivQI ,, ' I . · ~ Klaas David Rlgp Attending were Mra. Nimrod and Bernard Hansboroush Ill Pauley and son, Mrs. Howard Niagaro FaU. New York McDaniel, Mn. Faudree, Mrs. spent a 3-day' pa88 with · Mr: A. E. Schaekel, Mr. Georse and Mra. Charles Massar and Hudson, Mrs. D. L. Reynolds, relatives. other weekend vis~ Mrs. Raylnond Lambert, Mn. toro were Mr. and Mn. Millard Burl Wallace and daughter, Brool<s of Dublin, Ohio. · Mto. Raymond Llevlng, M r s. Mt. and Mro. R. R. Gray o1 John Thabet, Mrs. Charles Barlow . spent lbe weekend at drldse, Mrs. Jooeph Joneo and their home here. children, Mrs. Kenny Ste••arl · Mt. Chari'" Price· of near and Mrs. Imogene Crow. ~ Bottom, died here Frldoav I at the~· or a daughter, Mrs. J. .pb ~Uy, .Funenl IS G' . vices were held at 1be Mt. 0~ ive j!hurch, SUnday afternoon. Afternoon callers of 1M Nor~arents , , JOlin McCain family were Mr. MASON - COnnie Gilland Willi& Frecker of near Chester, was honored recently on a.nd Mr. and Mrs. Qlarl.. Hulll- lOth blithday" With a. party glvphrey, daughters Karen and en by her parenlll, Mr. and Mfo. J!llbin of Reedsvllle. Lewis Gllland, at her home 1n Mr. and Mrs. Starling Mas· Mason. and dauchter were Game• w e r e played a n d d~y din1)81' 811'"111 of her par· prkes awarded to Alice Zu~~: ~· Mr. and Mrs. Dinsmore sharon Pauiey, Virghlil 1 BOyles at Alfred. plln and Jaekle Gabrlch ."!"· and Mll· Howard w"'*ts Refreshrnenlll were ..,:.ed to VIII~ at Charleston, W. Va. the honoree, CoMie •nd to eewltll relatives over the week· cOla Smitll, Vicki Crow, Kathy •tnd. Follesong, Vlrghlla Sue M .lcDan. 'Jbe hilh .wa~r of the recent lei, Debbie Jones, Sarah ear. flood enterid lbe Charles Ml• oey, Barbara Stanley, " 1181' home and the trailer home Ruaaell, Vicki and -y.;;·b;j;· ol Mr. ond Mrs. Gene J!Ius, Shrimplin. A~ Zuspail,' which was belns occupied by on Pauley, J"kle Gabrk~, Mr. ,Roy RIIP· ..n Thabet, t.lr. and Mi!. GU. .. land and children, ~ and Connie Gilland IVen party By Her Social Notes w•• 41 lhe _ .......... ,. .~ .· For It Umltell Timet . ... .~ -- '~ ' • . :·~ i ~ . u ,·It· . "' ....". ·I. I : JO. ' . -· $16 5 .. ~~ ~~~9.~ __________ .......,_ 3-Special Soak Wasq, 4-Automatic Bleach Disp . . . !-Window Door 2-PUshbutton Control 3-0ven Clock Timer 4--Appliance Outlet S-Lower Storage Compartment Don•t Mfss These M011ey ·Saving Buys!! 6-Large Oven-Will cook 25 lb. Turkey 1,. REMOVABLE OVEN DOOR FOR EASY CLEANING ." ill . ' ·,Il l .;. ! ,. ' 7-Deep Well Cooker 8-Color At No Ext~ Cost ! ::-:::~:::-:-:-~=-=-=::-:-:-=-=-:---.;.._L---:------.._.;... ' HOTPOINT REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER ' I l FREEZER HOLDS UP TO 250 LBS. OF FROZEN FOOD ..' .. IL •1 Dryel1 As Low As . Washers As.Low As, 199.95 · 139.95 ' • HOTPOINT DRYER ~ ~ ALLOWAMCt ,,.· HOTPOINT ELECTRIC RANGES 1-Wash Wool Blankets 2-Wash & Wear· · · " 'tf-17. Worship services held at 10:45 with GJut, substitute leader, and attendance of 27. · The sasu H~Jey ·'Jbere 'wlil be Easter Sum,iai-1of Wayne, W. Va. will be 1he oervices at the ehurch evangelist and" . Reed A Dally Vacation Bible wlll be the 1001 . Special ta.alao planned for possibly music wll! be each o1 1. AutQrnatlc D,ry-Set and when clothes are dty Ia"'. of Ju~e. the four Everyone -. It wUI stop automatically. . l)'he WSCS wiD bold ita welcome to . · . ' ., meeting' on Monday , . , 2,, No wrlnkleo In wash an,d wear clothes MJrch 11 it the horne· of motrn.r, Mrs. ·Nina Robin. ' ' 3. ·C!l!lbes-·dry faster tl\al'l any other dryer. You · .... Spencer. c . sa:v,erelectnclt)' ~·· lrll Carr. and dauiiiblelra I N ,,, ,.., .,., ' .. -· vlllted her parenlll, Mr. Woode visited ~er mo)her, Mra. Mr1. Robert While at Keno 11. llayes of Middleport ·Suns\lnday. . . llftemoon and talled at the .RijaseiJ Findling, Mr· . and of Mr. and Mrs. Clair M!'t· Cafl FlndUng and Mr. aild WOOIIe a,nd Conn1 Sue of J>om. Mrt. .Willlaal a...... en~y, · . · , · tl-flr rnotilm:, Mrs. Jva . , Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Woode of IncMelis (ie110ral Tllppeta .' Plains attended ' vices •• the iiliurch here SuncW, · a afr.'l!ld: Mri. ,,.. ·~ I ": 40" or 30" . Services' Tlieaiie To Be 4 Nighta·(jf God ~ ' With A Hotpoint Weslier"You Can Wash . Anything That Can Be Washed . . Jeffrey.--,;.; ":--,....;_--:;_ MASON - "Four Nlghta For ' evsngeUsllc lt!I'VIces wUI held ot lbe Mason MethoChurch In M811C!n ·~ SUndsy, March 17th at '7:30 and contilnilns W~=~~~~Marc:h 20th. FLAMELESS . 5-Automofic Water Softner Disp. All <?f These Things and lot More Can Be Done Automatically With The New Hotpoint Washer. ..,,, . Can You Wash Everything . In Your Washer? ..r Alfred INGELS .FURNITURE ... '---~~·-'"", W1RING ··· '• �• t ) • ' • !!! .!! !! .. ' !.C"e llailg StJntilafJI ' . .. Gold In Them Suburbs , Tilt ltepublicJpa are a pm-ty that muat ""'~ ·141 the future, since the present, p1e»ur~ In 111ajor offices held, il not ' "Core to Join . Me in o Little Snoc'··'), - On The Farm Front Citrus Crop ~~~bed By ·· . Fourth • Hard Winter.' ~I • : ~uppers Plai~ Social News • ¢beertul. , The future appears to lie In the suburha. Of tlle 9G million population in· c"ase upected In the Ublteci Slates ~Y )87~. ·neerly all will come In 1 h e s • •rowing city outskirts. 1 So. bow '' the Republicans doing there? Till· party's analysis of 19&2 votlDJ figuftl; contained ill a bew National ColliJIIIttee study, suggests the GOP lnay be boldlng up very weir in areas both parties re1ard as prime battle· F.unds from bere on . .' Review of 13 major metropolitan IIOflel Indicates that last year Republi· can congressional candidates won ~5. 7 per c•nt of their suburban vole - •• ~Jain~. 113.2 per cent In 1958, the pre· vlous off-year test. . The areas studied include New York, Joeum, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash· lngtoa (Maryland ou~urbs), Cleveland, J)etro!t, Chicago, St. Louis, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Denver and San Francisco. .. -Only jn Boston's environs and the New York ' otute-New Jersey suburbs of New York City were losses oustalned. Gain• ln. the others ranged from a whopping 27 per cent In Denver's sub· urbl to a modest U per cent outside San Franciaco. ' No compar~6i~ figures were develop· lei in tbil study f11r all the big governor· ship rlice•, tbough Michigan's Rei)Ubll· can George Romney ia shown to b a v e are I \ t . . ~... The true story of how Brook Benton ctme to be beaten up In a St. Louis alghtclub is a dilly, and far more inter· Today's Medical Report ~ . .• .H,.." " ~ :~~:. For.ARoom or AHornet'~ . LlJM BE Mro. Mn. ·Janioo LaY,.~,Ic:~j ::: FREE WIRING ALLOWANCE FOR ANY ELECTRIC DRYER or RANGE • • • NOW AT WASHER· Eastern Local ...., VIce squad men are readying a big crackdown on, Times Square novelty shop• that boldly feature "art" film dis· Jl!ays 111 their windows. The packaged iiels ate stacked in windows with nude Photographs of models pasted on the boxes, and what troubles the law is that the majority of gapers are teenagers who cOngregate around the shops to stare at tbe nudes . . . One two-year record set liy the Kennedy Administration .is not likely to be surpassed by any future Repllbllcan--or even Democratic- incumbents. President Kennedy's family bas lien the object of more than 300 pub· lllbed sonas In Tin Pan Ailey, with the First Lady easily the champion in the ballad division . . Burt Lancaster will fly to Palermo this month for the world premiere of his new picture, ''The Leopard." It will be the first film ever shown at the Teatro Massimo, the histor· ic open house ... Interior decorator Su· .-n Wilding, who has arrived on the 1few York scene after doing 75 houses in Lllndon, was asked what she considered ci11ic. Her reply was: "A basic black dress and a 38-carat diamond." - . attending: Mrs, P b I Mrs . . Donald Pol!'t . lloward Jqe Jamea GUbert, Mrs. ·In<> lc ___ . Hoffman, Robert Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting . . ·~~Mresbmlmta · we:e>·aerved ' Soeial News ly DOROTHY KILGALLIN JOTMNGS IN PENl:IL \ 1·1 Apn-Margret, w h o vowed • h e wouldn't "go steady" with anyone after ' he broke her engagement to Burt Sug· ~rman, Ia now dating agent Jack Gilardi almost tlf~tUslvely ... , ~n't fall for any of the atllrles that QY Liz Taylor'• cur· rent tuni, "VIPS" will be rushed Into re· leasi befor-.;..'1lleopatra." Those on the UiJide at 20th Cel!blry Fox aren't In the least coneerned; they lnow "Cleopatra" will come in first, and that's definite . .. J~ne Powell's reconcUiation with Pat Nerney worked out very well, and he's ~en allowing her to go to Miami and N'ew York-alone- for personal appear· · ances. In the past, those separations used to produce 1 lot of tension . . . Rita Hay· worth's suiton seem to be accidentne. Her latest idmlrer, Jack Wilson the Palm Springs Ranch Club, broke o bonea in his ankle just stepping off ~ curb ... Teddy Stauffer, who achieved a brief fame in the U. S. A. by marrying Hedy Lamarr, is back In Mexico and bas just asked his 6th wife to leave and take their 10-montb-old baby. ' ~) CarnivQI ,, ' I . · ~ Klaas David Rlgp Attending were Mra. Nimrod and Bernard Hansboroush Ill Pauley and son, Mrs. Howard Niagaro FaU. New York McDaniel, Mn. Faudree, Mrs. spent a 3-day' pa88 with · Mr: A. E. Schaekel, Mr. Georse and Mra. Charles Massar and Hudson, Mrs. D. L. Reynolds, relatives. other weekend vis~ Mrs. Raylnond Lambert, Mn. toro were Mr. and Mn. Millard Burl Wallace and daughter, Brool<s of Dublin, Ohio. · Mto. Raymond Llevlng, M r s. Mt. and Mro. R. R. Gray o1 John Thabet, Mrs. Charles Barlow . spent lbe weekend at drldse, Mrs. Jooeph Joneo and their home here. children, Mrs. Kenny Ste••arl · Mt. Chari'" Price· of near and Mrs. Imogene Crow. ~ Bottom, died here Frldoav I at the~· or a daughter, Mrs. J. .pb ~Uy, .Funenl IS G' . vices were held at 1be Mt. 0~ ive j!hurch, SUnday afternoon. Afternoon callers of 1M Nor~arents , , JOlin McCain family were Mr. MASON - COnnie Gilland Willi& Frecker of near Chester, was honored recently on a.nd Mr. and Mrs. Qlarl.. Hulll- lOth blithday" With a. party glvphrey, daughters Karen and en by her parenlll, Mr. and Mfo. J!llbin of Reedsvllle. Lewis Gllland, at her home 1n Mr. and Mrs. Starling Mas· Mason. and dauchter were Game• w e r e played a n d d~y din1)81' 811'"111 of her par· prkes awarded to Alice Zu~~: ~· Mr. and Mrs. Dinsmore sharon Pauiey, Virghlil 1 BOyles at Alfred. plln and Jaekle Gabrlch ."!"· and Mll· Howard w"'*ts Refreshrnenlll were ..,:.ed to VIII~ at Charleston, W. Va. the honoree, CoMie •nd to eewltll relatives over the week· cOla Smitll, Vicki Crow, Kathy •tnd. Follesong, Vlrghlla Sue M .lcDan. 'Jbe hilh .wa~r of the recent lei, Debbie Jones, Sarah ear. flood enterid lbe Charles Ml• oey, Barbara Stanley, " 1181' home and the trailer home Ruaaell, Vicki and -y.;;·b;j;· ol Mr. ond Mrs. Gene J!Ius, Shrimplin. A~ Zuspail,' which was belns occupied by on Pauley, J"kle Gabrk~, Mr. ,Roy RIIP· ..n Thabet, t.lr. and Mi!. GU. .. land and children, ~ and Connie Gilland IVen party By Her Social Notes w•• 41 lhe _ .......... ,. .~ .· For It Umltell Timet . ... .~ -- '~ ' • . :·~ i ~ . u ,·It· . "' ....". ·I. I : JO. ' . -· $16 5 .. ~~ ~~~9.~ __________ .......,_ 3-Special Soak Wasq, 4-Automatic Bleach Disp . . . !-Window Door 2-PUshbutton Control 3-0ven Clock Timer 4--Appliance Outlet S-Lower Storage Compartment Don•t Mfss These M011ey ·Saving Buys!! 6-Large Oven-Will cook 25 lb. Turkey 1,. REMOVABLE OVEN DOOR FOR EASY CLEANING ." ill . ' ·,Il l .;. ! ,. ' 7-Deep Well Cooker 8-Color At No Ext~ Cost ! ::-:::~:::-:-:-~=-=-=::-:-:-=-=-:---.;.._L---:------.._.;... ' HOTPOINT REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER ' I l FREEZER HOLDS UP TO 250 LBS. OF FROZEN FOOD ..' .. IL •1 Dryel1 As Low As . Washers As.Low As, 199.95 · 139.95 ' • HOTPOINT DRYER ~ ~ ALLOWAMCt ,,.· HOTPOINT ELECTRIC RANGES 1-Wash Wool Blankets 2-Wash & Wear· · · " 'tf-17. Worship services held at 10:45 with GJut, substitute leader, and attendance of 27. · The sasu H~Jey ·'Jbere 'wlil be Easter Sum,iai-1of Wayne, W. Va. will be 1he oervices at the ehurch evangelist and" . Reed A Dally Vacation Bible wlll be the 1001 . Special ta.alao planned for possibly music wll! be each o1 1. AutQrnatlc D,ry-Set and when clothes are dty Ia"'. of Ju~e. the four Everyone -. It wUI stop automatically. . l)'he WSCS wiD bold ita welcome to . · . ' ., meeting' on Monday , . , 2,, No wrlnkleo In wash an,d wear clothes MJrch 11 it the horne· of motrn.r, Mrs. ·Nina Robin. ' ' 3. ·C!l!lbes-·dry faster tl\al'l any other dryer. You · .... Spencer. c . sa:v,erelectnclt)' ~·· lrll Carr. and dauiiiblelra I N ,,, ,.., .,., ' .. -· vlllted her parenlll, Mr. Woode visited ~er mo)her, Mra. Mr1. Robert While at Keno 11. llayes of Middleport ·Suns\lnday. . . llftemoon and talled at the .RijaseiJ Findling, Mr· . and of Mr. and Mrs. Clair M!'t· Cafl FlndUng and Mr. aild WOOIIe a,nd Conn1 Sue of J>om. Mrt. .Willlaal a...... en~y, · . · , · tl-flr rnotilm:, Mrs. Jva . , Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Woode of IncMelis (ie110ral Tllppeta .' Plains attended ' vices •• the iiliurch here SuncW, · a afr.'l!ld: Mri. ,,.. ·~ I ": 40" or 30" . Services' Tlieaiie To Be 4 Nighta·(jf God ~ ' With A Hotpoint Weslier"You Can Wash . Anything That Can Be Washed . . Jeffrey.--,;.; ":--,....;_--:;_ MASON - "Four Nlghta For ' evsngeUsllc lt!I'VIces wUI held ot lbe Mason MethoChurch In M811C!n ·~ SUndsy, March 17th at '7:30 and contilnilns W~=~~~~Marc:h 20th. FLAMELESS . 5-Automofic Water Softner Disp. All <?f These Things and lot More Can Be Done Automatically With The New Hotpoint Washer. ..,,, . Can You Wash Everything . In Your Washer? ..r Alfred INGELS .FURNITURE ... '---~~·-'"", W1RING ··· '• �• The D~wy Sentinel I PAGE . ' ....~...·:t., Ita 'Here ·~es Apri! 15th! lneom& ljlx time, And ."you .. 111 troublp COf!llns up·1wjth the cash, eome to us. We make · .prilmp~ cash ,98 ns tor any wort,hwhll~ purpose. • ..i ECO'NOMYiSAVJNG'S & loAN COMPANY 1 .II . !. ~..... ,..,. .,.... · !:1, ~~~~~~~:nB ~~~~··::.... ' " .·: · .. . o . ~, •aooe»:: . . .' · HOURS , , 'MONDAY-9 ·A.M. TO 7 P.M. TUES.; WED., THUit.,' ,A.M. TO 5 P.M. .. FRIDAY 9 A:M: .10 8 P.M. ~ ........, You Can Dies Tuesday At His Home AT YOUR BRIGHT STAR Size 4-10 Fer the WMPO lltncl ' A..., Llst-.a Jackpat SlOp In 111c1 lletlater - . ~ <.' eANOTHER SHIPMENT OF WALL PLAQUES Religiou1, Scenic & Flor•l. Be Your Own Dec:ontor - - - - eWOMEN'S T. V. SLIPPERS Wid• Ro~ng• of Colon. Siz•• S·M·L. A R•g. $1.00 Vo~lu• - You're looking at our Impala Super Sport Convertible which, along with its co usin . the Sport Coupe , abt10lutely embarrasses higher priced cars. That speeial trim and those front bucket seats merely hint at the co mforts you tind built into every Impala Super Sport. Performance? It's remarkable, an under· statement we can afford ·when there are 7 engines to chom;e from. One of whleh is t.he popular 340-hp Turbo-Fire 409"', a wizard in traffic and a joy on the open road. And others all the way up to 425 hp"'. If you want an extra flour ish or two, mull over exira~ost options like floor-shift. four- i' " !' ' . HERE! SPRINGRELD Rotery Tiller . ' We have new arrivals in our shop: leeds of flattering fashions in the newest styles, colors and fabrics for spring. " Compleh Line of . ' Plent Foods, Fertlllurs . • ond lnMctlcldt,s ~ . :· · ... '.• ,,... llaYe Fuel Dtliv• Men Needlcl t~acco Pla~t :144.95 eWeed-No-Mo,._ Lawo. · Weed·ltlller, tl<. · 1er1 A. &HuffY Mower$" $7495 ., •I . • andup ' I ~· ' ....,.•, c. .• •• ~.,,-..; ·.1-fere ilt Ebersb~_ ch'a you'll RADIO !)!fPA7CH Repair Service •• , To Give You Thp Mqst ~l!tJJt end Prompt Service Poalble. : ,. Your Wetch Electronlcelly nmed By Note: Our Truck May Be Juat Next Door Whiu YQU Calli WATCHMASTER Goessler Jewelry Store Court St. ·-, . JEWELRY ••• • . Pomeroy fine! the _ m~wer to suit your. n~eds. All g~ . b'~nds at lowest pric~s. '.. . . . · ~: , :•,.,, . \ .. anfsome ' jl .,' .MONEY? BLACK, AQUA, TAN, BLUE AU. WITH WIIITII: EM· BROIDERY TRIM. .! ' ". I II ' • Ut . SIZES: 8 lo 18 Other Sets 3.99 to 8.99 ' Phone TodayiWe.Are As Ne1r ' Your Teleph~nel WATCH and COLORS: 1 ·,; Chordane Dull eDupont Ammate W094., Bruob KJU. ." il,I. • I ';' . ' --~ P!igl Pushers a~d Knee K.rioekers . . 2~99 · to.3.99 'I . ·. . Tops '-- 2.99 &·3.99 '"M1ter-nltv Garter Belts - - - - 1.59 _,allsleres, B, C, C4.lps ·2:50 Slips ----.-~-].99 '&"'2~29 • Slips·- - - - . - - ' - - - 2.99 Pantiea . 79c • ,t I like to . • • IHtM you • caU. • 1 ' ...... _. ...... appnVIII. ..,_ piek ....... -,..._....u.••. •2111!.; .. ...,....._,.~~·---­ ~-- No- ..... fer_,. r .... lt_f :tziiL W_. 'int NOW 'sEE WHAl'\1 NEW AT VOUR ·CHEVROLET·DEALEW8 . ' IZER OIL ·COMP· - -· j "YOU'LL . UKE OUR .SER,VI<:;E" . ' Phone WY2·2101 "' ' '«• - IJ,l.;.<<,i . • ""'"'~•••••= ·· ' eo ..- ., . ' . . • ' · • 1 •- • '·· ' ;·· . ' · - - - - · - · • - • -.........- - ... _ _ _ _ _ • • ' I ' ·;·~O;M)E·R;OY MOTOR COMP:ARY·· ,, • 4 .. ..... ~,·, ~· ,~N\ST~~IT" , . ' ' spPM manual or Powerglide 'transmission, Positraction, fade-resistant sintered-metal.. lie \mike linings, and a tachometer to relay what.'s cooking up front. J us t before you rush off to your Chevrolet rlealer, may we remi nd you that both l mpala Super Sports offer the new Comfort ilt steering wheel* . You adjust it to suit your driving sty le, flick it out of the way for easy entry and exit. All three C he vrolet series-Biscayne, Bel Air and Impala - deserve a long look. .SupPr Sports rlemand it. Super Sport P.quipment • available on both Impala Convertible and Sport Coupe. ~o pli(}ll(l/ at extra co~t. BAKER FURNITURE for a faablon bonus for you. Boutlng t white rayon Unen· col· lar, Schiffll . ombroldeey trim. FoGd ·~Lawn l!'ood e8a«9 -~ .. ~ .' .Bone Meal • Sa~• . . . "·'· ...,.,..,. ~,{·H~ F!IOd •Earth Cupet ~- : ' Seed ePeat ¥,.. eCijjile, .. and Sheep Manure . <t!'~ . Crabgrw Control eDup,O..t ' ,.. Shown ' Mldcll-rl, Ohio •" . !.1~1 -' ' lWei just ExpeetontJy Youn hao picked up the cbecb of this crJap cotton set it•· ~ ­ $1 00 Blo~ck~ Bon•, & P•lonl - .•-I·' ~,' . 79c •.UXURY CAR: RIDES, RESPONDS AND LOOKS LIKE IT OUGHT TO COST A RANSOM for ~l,adies-in -waiting You Need ......1.. $1.00 POMEROY. ·Get ·Everything DELIVERY for looo ••-.. •••ll•ltlt .11 2 loc:ltlons: CorMr Third •JUII ~j~oln 1ft MIDDLIPORT and Court StrMI In · Open 9 to 5 Mon. thru Fri.-9 to 9 SaturcJay. MILL ST. MIDDLEPORT Brl•· Sfriffon l111lne -I THE SHOEBOX Duke Cleaners ~~~~DERERs POMEROY MIDDLEPORT WJth 3 ---,--- Special Handbag Purc hase Coin ·OP T~ Drv Cleaning 10 pounds '2.QO • $5.99 $3.99 • Monclop We H1ve Golf Equipment For Every Golfen NHC!s _ 139.95 . .. • -- eWOMEN'S MULTI COLOR LEATHER TIE Nod to Drl ...ln Thut,. 8:30 - 7:30 DAILY Ex.Opt Wednosda,._I2 to 7:30 PM Open 7 Day. - NOh WMk lncludlilg lumlap ond ' ''"" $3 99 Colors Bieg• & Brown or Bltck, Red, Grey. Shes 4'h·10 - - -- - - eMASON, W.VA. eGGLFClUBS .. . ' - - - - - - - - -' - - - - - - - -- •MENS & BOYS BLAC_K _ L_EA _T _H _E _R_ T __I_E_ _ _ _ _ __ __ _ _ _ Moe. To•. Sizes 6111·12 1U IICOND IT• Nod to tiM Pobrlo Shop t :30 to 8:30 DAILY SATUlUIAY 9:30 to 8:00 I St•rt AI - I P• r or Sizes 2 to 61JJ - - •POMEROY, 0. ... eSHOES eGOLF CARTS .GOLF .BAGS e GOLF ·BALLS eTEES · , e GOLF GLOVES $2.88 eiNFANTS WHITE LEATHER STRAP /MAC.OlE'COR and WILSON ' Crepe Solo. Sizes 81\-3. eWOMEN'S STAMPEDE CODDLERS of lru1htd Pigskin. Soft, Prtith:tl Tie. Size• -4112 to 10 - -- - - - - 7oa•re welcome. . . • ~: . av Friday & Sat. Only Sizes 4'h-10 pair DISCOUNT MAIKm DISCOUNT Marlets ~ e Black Leather e Black Patent PIGSKIN OXFORD Needle Toe, Cushioned Sole, AA & B Widths Bright Star , ., .. SALE OF FLAtS! Boys' Bruihed :,~ . I 300 w. Seeonfl St."~ wvanijo\te 2-2111. Pomerw ~-2. 5: ~ oi.O . ..._. 87 Jtliil .n:RilUBON Tea ,..... qo, the piJDe Grllldl" ..., ........ lit' . - ~- ~~~~ lifer !tie ....1111-1· try, . ·lt'uol Jo can nod about . , . ~ I'OMEROY · . ' WY '-2111 �• The D~wy Sentinel I PAGE . ' ....~...·:t., Ita 'Here ·~es Apri! 15th! lneom& ljlx time, And ."you .. 111 troublp COf!llns up·1wjth the cash, eome to us. We make · .prilmp~ cash ,98 ns tor any wort,hwhll~ purpose. • ..i ECO'NOMYiSAVJNG'S & loAN COMPANY 1 .II . !. ~..... ,..,. .,.... · !:1, ~~~~~~~:nB ~~~~··::.... ' " .·: · .. . o . ~, •aooe»:: . . .' · HOURS , , 'MONDAY-9 ·A.M. TO 7 P.M. TUES.; WED., THUit.,' ,A.M. TO 5 P.M. .. FRIDAY 9 A:M: .10 8 P.M. ~ ........, You Can Dies Tuesday At His Home AT YOUR BRIGHT STAR Size 4-10 Fer the WMPO lltncl ' A..., Llst-.a Jackpat SlOp In 111c1 lletlater - . ~ <.' eANOTHER SHIPMENT OF WALL PLAQUES Religiou1, Scenic & Flor•l. Be Your Own Dec:ontor - - - - eWOMEN'S T. V. SLIPPERS Wid• Ro~ng• of Colon. Siz•• S·M·L. A R•g. $1.00 Vo~lu• - You're looking at our Impala Super Sport Convertible which, along with its co usin . the Sport Coupe , abt10lutely embarrasses higher priced cars. That speeial trim and those front bucket seats merely hint at the co mforts you tind built into every Impala Super Sport. Performance? It's remarkable, an under· statement we can afford ·when there are 7 engines to chom;e from. One of whleh is t.he popular 340-hp Turbo-Fire 409"', a wizard in traffic and a joy on the open road. And others all the way up to 425 hp"'. If you want an extra flour ish or two, mull over exira~ost options like floor-shift. four- i' " !' ' . HERE! SPRINGRELD Rotery Tiller . ' We have new arrivals in our shop: leeds of flattering fashions in the newest styles, colors and fabrics for spring. " Compleh Line of . ' Plent Foods, Fertlllurs . • ond lnMctlcldt,s ~ . :· · ... '.• ,,... llaYe Fuel Dtliv• Men Needlcl t~acco Pla~t :144.95 eWeed-No-Mo,._ Lawo. · Weed·ltlller, tl<. · 1er1 A. &HuffY Mower$" $7495 ., •I . • andup ' I ~· ' ....,.•, c. .• •• ~.,,-..; ·.1-fere ilt Ebersb~_ ch'a you'll RADIO !)!fPA7CH Repair Service •• , To Give You Thp Mqst ~l!tJJt end Prompt Service Poalble. : ,. Your Wetch Electronlcelly nmed By Note: Our Truck May Be Juat Next Door Whiu YQU Calli WATCHMASTER Goessler Jewelry Store Court St. ·-, . JEWELRY ••• • . Pomeroy fine! the _ m~wer to suit your. n~eds. All g~ . b'~nds at lowest pric~s. '.. . . . · ~: , :•,.,, . \ .. anfsome ' jl .,' .MONEY? BLACK, AQUA, TAN, BLUE AU. WITH WIIITII: EM· BROIDERY TRIM. .! ' ". I II ' • Ut . SIZES: 8 lo 18 Other Sets 3.99 to 8.99 ' Phone TodayiWe.Are As Ne1r ' Your Teleph~nel WATCH and COLORS: 1 ·,; Chordane Dull eDupont Ammate W094., Bruob KJU. ." il,I. • I ';' . ' --~ P!igl Pushers a~d Knee K.rioekers . . 2~99 · to.3.99 'I . ·. . Tops '-- 2.99 &·3.99 '"M1ter-nltv Garter Belts - - - - 1.59 _,allsleres, B, C, C4.lps ·2:50 Slips ----.-~-].99 '&"'2~29 • Slips·- - - - . - - ' - - - 2.99 Pantiea . 79c • ,t I like to . • • IHtM you • caU. • 1 ' ...... _. ...... appnVIII. ..,_ piek ....... -,..._....u.••. •2111!.; .. ...,....._,.~~·---­ ~-- No- ..... fer_,. r .... lt_f :tziiL W_. 'int NOW 'sEE WHAl'\1 NEW AT VOUR ·CHEVROLET·DEALEW8 . ' IZER OIL ·COMP· - -· j "YOU'LL . UKE OUR .SER,VI<:;E" . ' Phone WY2·2101 "' ' '«• - IJ,l.;.<<,i . • ""'"'~•••••= ·· ' eo ..- ., . ' . . • ' · • 1 •- • '·· ' ;·· . ' · - - - - · - · • - • -.........- - ... _ _ _ _ _ • • ' I ' ·;·~O;M)E·R;OY MOTOR COMP:ARY·· ,, • 4 .. ..... ~,·, ~· ,~N\ST~~IT" , . ' ' spPM manual or Powerglide 'transmission, Positraction, fade-resistant sintered-metal.. lie \mike linings, and a tachometer to relay what.'s cooking up front. J us t before you rush off to your Chevrolet rlealer, may we remi nd you that both l mpala Super Sports offer the new Comfort ilt steering wheel* . You adjust it to suit your driving sty le, flick it out of the way for easy entry and exit. All three C he vrolet series-Biscayne, Bel Air and Impala - deserve a long look. .SupPr Sports rlemand it. Super Sport P.quipment • available on both Impala Convertible and Sport Coupe. ~o pli(}ll(l/ at extra co~t. BAKER FURNITURE for a faablon bonus for you. Boutlng t white rayon Unen· col· lar, Schiffll . ombroldeey trim. FoGd ·~Lawn l!'ood e8a«9 -~ .. ~ .' .Bone Meal • Sa~• . . . "·'· ...,.,..,. ~,{·H~ F!IOd •Earth Cupet ~- : ' Seed ePeat ¥,.. eCijjile, .. and Sheep Manure . <t!'~ . Crabgrw Control eDup,O..t ' ,.. Shown ' Mldcll-rl, Ohio •" . !.1~1 -' ' lWei just ExpeetontJy Youn hao picked up the cbecb of this crJap cotton set it•· ~ ­ $1 00 Blo~ck~ Bon•, & P•lonl - .•-I·' ~,' . 79c •.UXURY CAR: RIDES, RESPONDS AND LOOKS LIKE IT OUGHT TO COST A RANSOM for ~l,adies-in -waiting You Need ......1.. $1.00 POMEROY. ·Get ·Everything DELIVERY for looo ••-.. •••ll•ltlt .11 2 loc:ltlons: CorMr Third •JUII ~j~oln 1ft MIDDLIPORT and Court StrMI In · Open 9 to 5 Mon. thru Fri.-9 to 9 SaturcJay. MILL ST. MIDDLEPORT Brl•· Sfriffon l111lne -I THE SHOEBOX Duke Cleaners ~~~~DERERs POMEROY MIDDLEPORT WJth 3 ---,--- Special Handbag Purc hase Coin ·OP T~ Drv Cleaning 10 pounds '2.QO • $5.99 $3.99 • Monclop We H1ve Golf Equipment For Every Golfen NHC!s _ 139.95 . .. • -- eWOMEN'S MULTI COLOR LEATHER TIE Nod to Drl ...ln Thut,. 8:30 - 7:30 DAILY Ex.Opt Wednosda,._I2 to 7:30 PM Open 7 Day. - NOh WMk lncludlilg lumlap ond ' ''"" $3 99 Colors Bieg• & Brown or Bltck, Red, Grey. Shes 4'h·10 - - -- - - eMASON, W.VA. eGGLFClUBS .. . ' - - - - - - - - -' - - - - - - - -- •MENS & BOYS BLAC_K _ L_EA _T _H _E _R_ T __I_E_ _ _ _ _ __ __ _ _ _ Moe. To•. Sizes 6111·12 1U IICOND IT• Nod to tiM Pobrlo Shop t :30 to 8:30 DAILY SATUlUIAY 9:30 to 8:00 I St•rt AI - I P• r or Sizes 2 to 61JJ - - •POMEROY, 0. ... eSHOES eGOLF CARTS .GOLF .BAGS e GOLF ·BALLS eTEES · , e GOLF GLOVES $2.88 eiNFANTS WHITE LEATHER STRAP /MAC.OlE'COR and WILSON ' Crepe Solo. Sizes 81\-3. eWOMEN'S STAMPEDE CODDLERS of lru1htd Pigskin. Soft, Prtith:tl Tie. Size• -4112 to 10 - -- - - - - 7oa•re welcome. . . • ~: . av Friday & Sat. Only Sizes 4'h-10 pair DISCOUNT MAIKm DISCOUNT Marlets ~ e Black Leather e Black Patent PIGSKIN OXFORD Needle Toe, Cushioned Sole, AA & B Widths Bright Star , ., .. SALE OF FLAtS! Boys' Bruihed :,~ . I 300 w. Seeonfl St."~ wvanijo\te 2-2111. Pomerw ~-2. 5: ~ oi.O . ..._. 87 Jtliil .n:RilUBON Tea ,..... qo, the piJDe Grllldl" ..., ........ lit' . - ~- ~~~~ lifer !tie ....1111-1· try, . ·lt'uol Jo can nod about . , . ~ I'OMEROY · . ' WY '-2111 �· ') • ' •' • f . ' , r-. • .' I ' ' ' Couilty'sHigh.School Cheetleaders End 1962-'63 Work Season ':2:;;:= "'*" River Report GnJt reocllng~: dWI 2U, 45.,, rollen river falling Ol!e tenth of a foot per hour, Pomeroy-lolasoo sue, P Plea1ant 4li.:!O, Hlbton UO fa!1lns, Kanawha Falls . r · n". Charleston 26.36 fallmg. Mont~omery Island dam 15.6, ., .~ ~ Sir!J b1 thO' •• "eheer~aclen." Ithe fifth and sixth cradeo begin --~eo ~ Bill Wlofflt lllgh school~ {Dt 41~1Jtio ltllltS JlllaUer oohooll - nallabloi A qulll'141r af I ee!lll!ry •i" individual ftnd &""IP dtiil8 de.,""""' ~ lor \118 ....l jhe past autumn and winter bof'powo• tl needed en II'UI- cheerleaders o11t11 were boyJ. isign\!11 to win tbem a. cQeel'· 'rhoigllldJ of~ In tMu1o mon\11>. 41rcin or . eourt - wile IJICIIIII ~ l!Jille J~D .bll)<ll! thu jpbs •ieader ()Qjlt when they readl IDds of •~latioltl, dlo$!a bave D!fl')'fllt -~ ~ ta letlllYIYWI preparin1 '"" tlutlr roleo 'I (>lllep" J!uiiOdltY girbt the Junior Hllh lev~l. and up. 'been led in ~ of u. S.' otudllltl, 'UIUaDy ill: • At Raclrw, .... of 1118 <l!ee k!oders is llovtrly p,; ,-oungOII c111kJ of llr, lUll! )Jl . I!Ullert'JII'k!e tfl!fll'llanll. lie I!I'IY led dt!lm at fllrllll, .... !OilQOI Dad Price tho lap! ... . . . . , . , !lrillllipal at.st from tile ~ear. -------~.. .t Jr$. ~ is ll veteran ~ , -· .-.adf 1114 Cljl!y • fr,.Junan. Qw ·MclQ COIW)' &irl Clleer- ~,. t(lhUy or ""'"'«)y,. ol >IJIP~¥sipqg athielics, .... cali defty that. ' ' Ill was running 17 feet, ~ f..t &lid Winlield dam 411 I L·et . ' ~. · 'tln\ll!mentfl:: -ktn« ... 1·' 0 p. m.: Aliquippa up 14, UO p. m.; Queen City up 14, ~ B.eviv.J Servi~ Now .In Pro.- 4 ~0 p. m.; Orlenisn up 14, tHO p. m.; Hamlltoo up 14, (IN08 at tho Fair Haven Just Arrived I Me~lO- il llbureb II ~. 'IIteY belnl held each lllaht 15 6 a m.; Richard Mole· up I 16. 6 a. m.; Raymond Salveti uv 17 12 ·05 a. m.: National down l7 6·10 a m · St Mam •j •z Revival ..,.""" 1111 I!! a. m.; Philip Sporn down 14. 4•:10 a. m. ; Jacob G. down n~ LOVELY··· _ P-IllMEETING THE ASTRONAUT'S PAPEMTS ·~ down 19: s·a. ~: OVEC up 20. and Mn. Edward Baer, Jeated left and &tanding, of '1'ht Rev. Frank l'ontoa 18 5-45 8 _ m.; Franklin Pierce , Ohto Valley Plumbmg I< Heatmg Co., Pomeroy, are &fen the evallgellst. Special music! Is down 21. 7: 05 a. m; freiberger 1chattln& with Mr. and Mrs. John Glenn, Sr., parenta lealllred at u~b ollhe I!MifVIQes. up 22 , &:20 a. m.; Crucible up the first United States man mto outer space. They were On Prlday lligltl the JU11ior 22 . 6. 40 a. m, w.1Jter Reckjord among a number of dealers attending a recent dealer choir of John Gee C111pel ~. u 23 5 a m . Jerry Bosworth trammg meetmg at the Co1umhU$, 0., headquarters of M. Jl. church of OalllpqJI. !riP / ' 23 S:31l ..a. m.: Craig M. the manufacturers of Nationaline plumbinB fixtures and •tna. Wednl!lday night wao ol>d~:~ G~eenup 4:30 p.m.; · Ti- 'heating equipment. set'Ved" as "SUndli • e boo I bolt up Ureenup 8 40 p. m.; I Nllht. Ravenswood up Greenup 9:25 ~ Rev. Wesley 0. Qelllliett p. m.; lnd•a"a up Greenup Is pastor Cll the ebul'cll, JJKI 10:35 p. m.; Double D. down and the mel!lher~ u, Oll<lll4·11 Green•IP 5:30 a. m. ; J. s. Lewis Ina • eord'-1 (l)vltellon te up 32, e a. m. ; Reliable down publil> to oltend. - 34 · .1'40 p. m : Bingo :~w;o;~ I fifty-six Eastern high sehool MASON - Robert K. 0 8:25 p. m.; Edean~ ' 34 students have been listed on the Glothlln wu recently lf&duaiH up 34, 12:05 a. m.; reo up •1fourth six-weeks honor roll, ed cum laude lrolll Unl1 2.3$ · m. h J 'Priniopal Robert G. Ashley re- verstty ot Athetll, 0., at Its GalliPfiUs Dam - Jo n ·'Iported today. They are : 200th Cornmencernt~nt ""erQises Rowe up 7 p. m.; Polly Cran~ SENIORS- Ruth Baer, Peg· with a degree in Music Educa-1 up f'!O p. m. ; Pe~y Do_ wnel gy Amberger, Barbara Hi II, lion. He is the son of Mr. and - up 1:50 a. m.; THan clown 7.ZO . Joyce Fick, March Cameron, Mrs. Robert McGlothlin ol a. m. ! Janet Bissell, Richard Ne::~se, Ravenswood, W. Va., formerly Kauawllo River 0. F. Lyle Nichols, Judy Young, San- of New Haven. Sb..rer up Marmet ! :35 a. m.; drs McMillian, Shsron Frecker At the Univeroity be was a Luther Herdman up Wtnfleld 7 Jacklyn Frecker, DrusiUa Will member of Kappa tJella Pi, I '5'' wide · ·· · · · $3.49 yd. 56 Students Graduated Cum On Honor Roll Laude From ou THE SEWING CENTER . · . . .,.,. tiDnal Educational H~:;:ir Sally Knowles, Fralemity and also a _1 and Ronaleen Osborne. JUNIORS Dorothy Burke, Janet Hetzer, o! Phi Mu Alpha and Kappa Terry Hoffman, JoAnn Frecker, Kappa Psi, National Music llonBob Bro\\ll, Larry Landoo, Lyn· orary Fraternities. dall Lyons, James Mays, and . While at Ohio u. he wao Sandra Sprague. 1 prominent tn muo!A>al actlvltiel SOPHOMORES - Bonnie An· of the college and was leadl!l' , ders~n. Catherme Andrew, Dt· of the Bob McGlothlin OrcheJ. oplC ana Baer, Roger Bahr, Kenneth tra, one of the leading danct Caldwell, Janet Codner, Mer- bands on cal!lpus. During his riiee Coleman, Kenneth Bar· aophomore yoar he WaB cho"" Rev. Nyle Borden, ~haplain tung, Alice Harris, Rose Mar the out• landing ROTC Cadet. of the Galllpo!IJ State ln.tll\llt, cinko, Gary Michael, Rtcbard I MoGiothlln is a graduate of will be the speaker Friday at Koblentz, . Mike Wlll, Grant Whahama HiJlh School and 11 7:30 p.m. &I ,jpe Firat Unite4 Young, Jtm Meredith, Albert i presently employed in the inPresbyterian church. Pooler, Wllma j\therton, Doro strumental IIIUS!c ptogram of 1 the Mason CoWlty I!Chool IY" He will speak on a program Putnam, Ruth Landon, d I' ·th the needs ol the Marohall, lrts McCoy, tern · •• mg Wl M T Leonard. Barbara Lanham. · . ' '.'r.ntaiiy retarded. Mrs. . . FRESHMAN'- Gregory Bal· He Is married to the fOl'lllll' <. plmg, Sr.. w1U have charee ler Cheryl Bentz Charles Norma Brown of Georgetown, ol the program. There. w1U be Kni ht, Marilyn Karr, Nancy 0., who is a aenior at Ohio an opporlumty for queatiODJ and 8 kg y · . . C 1 U. They are tho n . .ents of p d of tho pr"'- a er, 1rgm1a o eman, r. . 1 th dJscusslon a e en .,... Wolf, Julia McCoy, EfU>er gram. S 1'hio program 18 the flrlt In a pencer. series of four enlllleli "The ---- on I'I"I'K7"t y • ......... - .,..-- - a prl4e in I ~- )., ' """"'- -.0 ' • No •llllll If oltl,.. if -ltlll- Poesn't ddl' ............. Jlli'Y 11111111 • Dolct llrl • CleaD up with ' )! , ~- w !¥4 ·~· · ~~ , • •. •} .. \ ,PI.CK·A·PAIR SHOES 1 t! IN MIDDLEPORT m• ROWLEY & REED •• · •IIMONII HARDWAII I common llttnt on the early Ohin frontier ""' tho flddlll or violin. '·- RACINI!l - Linda Car]ll'nter, Beverly Price. Raokl row, Linda VanMeter, Sammie Yat11, Clariee Norri$ Carol Faye Teaford. New! Rese~Jable label makes p. m.: Robert W. ~a down Winfield 1 a. m.; Leba Sbe.arer down Winf1eld 3:50 a. m., A. E. Dylw 114d ~aver u~ Wm· fiP!d 4 : ~0 a. m ., C. V· orner up Winl1eld 5:55 a. m. Aa U ~~~ , _ J.'t·.fV'I.OIIIIIIt ' 1 ' Willi rtinforctd -s t.l tot IIIIII!Wik• . ·-.· ··· ·· { · · eotpll. ' MtNIR'S'.00TS .. · .. · 10.95 f• 14.95 "JlJST LIKE A BREEZE" l!q)wol IPirit, ' .~)'. .. ~t i. ·- "CREAM PUFF'' PRINTS IN 100% DACRON a ... ' I '•'' . Wltlt studeltts lend much • Obie River - Charleroi up lf, ,. inv~le &Ill ~lU!' srvlee. Sehoole llu.y be aaeus- --. " r <nnillg 70 feet . Lonlton .,. Pf4'101'1P AA J:.•.-aa... __, WYI-2716 N. 2nd A¥.. MWI!I.,.,. . • 7Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy -Middleport, 0 ., Mar, 14, l ! .. Sew Fer bstarl \ Needs Of Mental Retarded Is T . d Of Rev. Bor en ·• '· ,_ -~~-· ' ~·;' ' . ' " ...... Heiner's the easiest loaf to open, 1"""- SEW and SAVE! .• Begin now to sew up your wardrobe for Spring and Easler ·, Utli!!i our lovely new fabrici. L..,.ly New Drip Dry lllaterlalo ,. ~;~· .~~ Wid~:=~~ r':. fHI DAILY SENTINEl In Tratle Deal TAMPA, Fla. IJJI!II - Tbe (lbt. 11 0 d 1, IIQIIvfnctd 1 •:;~ \,:.:.~ •. "::'.::"' bullpea coald tn:::,"";,."~,.~~= a Natiotlll Loop ptm11nl 1-~>~•••"'· them, bave ollered tine •I"'V O!Po IN._ otrl• HGal Wt I "'' ••,..,." w~ ..... includln& pitcher Dave $is(fr, ..... .....&. " " ...... u ....d ..... ...... ..u rl to ob'·~ ,.... _ - • • ... .,,,.. •• .., pool oflloo 11 - -· "' 10 ...o ,... P .,._ On Mtrl!h ill l PfOITWI lm• .""f....., ,._ ...,.,...,.,. Crall frllm 1M MIIW der the leaderahlp of Mn. Clar· to••••lU ...,..,- r.... ... ,_,.. Moll. 0 toot Masters will deal with the "'1.=.:1,:: vm:, It was undentood tUt tilt needa of chlldren, NU'I'I• wh•,. a•aUable. !Ill e•at~~ per may also be d111 n•ling a •'ll<llorl lfteai ' " ,._ .. lthaDCe at T Ill • ,.. Emotl®al..* ' WIU. be lhe Oolb -••• ..,.,. til... .. .,... and either Marty KOOIIJ]I ..tubjert of a prosrarn April i, ~..,:-::t.::.~ .'! raoJt, both ouUieldeta, tor wi!Wh wiU be Ull4er the direo"':.:'~ rlgbt-bander who bttd lion o1 MJ. C. Mac McGinneu. · · 1'0001'11 far 1M J411.-place Ill 11161 Tbe lAI .Aqelot 'llod&wJ bidd!DII !nr CrllJ and 1ft DEVOTED TO INTERESl OF MIIGI MAlON AliA Land Transfers :=t.r:." , ::•:;:i: u.=...::.· I ' . ' Gifts . '· FOR AU OCCASIONS Robert SilVIa aJNIC JEWELI!R-OPTOMETRIST MILL IT. MIDDLIP'OlT Mr. hut Kvle will lie lftht I .: to oervlce Ill mallei of Hearing Aid1 ' after su~e, atnocbarlt oltort: TIN WEAYER l"ro,._ ., RUL ESTA.TB Coune COY,p e~WeQUal t~:lementa nec•IU'J' for tbl I'IC"#N"' tu1 operatiH fll a Naf •tAte -baaioeu. **loloo *-· ....... ................ c.l _, ..., ,_. PR.EE • latter!• fer •II 11111111 at VI prt., ll'lr. Kyle will .,_ l1ad to give you a free ltltont Hearing Test with tilt lateot Beltone equipment. ... . ",, eltetronl• TODAT1 446-4367 . Now Heiner's Enl1ctMcl er.l COIRII IJ 'JQU WiJh II; J'1tW ~jOP'I\­ reseaJ.bla libel I To 'open tie klaf. J11it 1111111 ill III&Iitl;. 'NW t!tiOh ""' JW Qlll ~lllllf eu~J, ~lie ltll* iJI.ftiJ yow finger end It sllt:IQI tlnnly .• " ' Cl~ ~ ..... - W :tle «tapa the IIINPI*'tD lin U..h llbll-11111 -'"' 1\ WQ4M W'(l·. . . 115 w. Main St. Socon~ (l. ~n!JJ~. ~~~~~ IIPOIIT fiOM MOTOR TIIIND EXPERTS ON THI 't3 11-'MBLERS: ~'one up on every other car" Collilll '• : -.-. -.--• " ~ . .....,.,............... ... u-....,..;tiJip.IIIIJMIIN • .· \· ' .. ' ' ortbeYMr•. Long DO... - t ' . ' News, li;vw.li •. ""'·'\h ' -.lit ,,.,...., ..,_,.•.• ...,.*.............. GALIJIOI.IS BUSINESS COLLIGI 39li St... St. • • *-· * ........... ~ s;""' '''" a ....,.. SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS . 10 A.M. to 2 P.M. Ia The FniJrle Shop 10 • • • 0. Friday March 15, 1963 111111 ..., Joto!no• a 11-. Atltla 1M t.•••an•••_.,.....,.,......_....,.,...... t....-a, , _ vo~.98c , ,.,_.,, Ohle P.A'fll .-ell '"""' ....., llllbotanllallnoomn. • .... _ . , .. _-_,..,......,..,.start: 2·oz. Setura Cream or Lotion. with or without Hor-mones, p/u~ ~-oz. sample, Or'lly $:3.50. And-~peciaT - tho 6·nl. aize Satura Croam with Hormones, r~g. $6.50, now $6.00. • MOliN HOTEL • MIW fhipment 8fH eer4urt1J ~. t>art:~>l$ . I~~Gordon~: C. Prolfltt, Ruth to Savlnga " 1; easiest to OioSe, slfoe after slioe Mac.. B. H. SANBORN • to Ue olfortna . . BELlONE Aid ancl Other Plote l'abrlco I :.= =.,.:':: ~.. It - Wily II mncb hnpor••221414141:ZIIII . !ltii•IIJJ!IIIUI!II'ItW-0!141111!011., 1~•••• attaehed fD Congress to Robert . Harlanbach, She•rlff,i,." HoQse llq!os Comlllltteo! Gcncdon C. Proffitt, Ruth A - Thill &roup ill lar&"Y 1<1 Cecil L Stacy, to decl4e which billa shall altall not reach the Black, tllslht!rlnn~ Black, j.. ill• l ' ....· If ,. ' ' shin, or a refund on the \.U10penQd pe:ckl!lge. The reasol"'? A Dorothy Gray wonder allie~nce of Hormones, VItamin A and very active rnoisturlzer5. 01;m't mls$ ijlls beauty bounty! The time is lirnited. New •olers _ U::O.: '"' -·• ""· ._, EXQUISin JEWELRY tnalsupply. The object? Dramatically young or-looking Glnehams, Suill"91 Reds Offer Post the purpose of focusing allen· tion on the opeejel needJ ol pereono. Dr. Oocar W. Clarke ol tht Oallipo!IJ Cllnlo wiD conduct a pro.. •· am coneernin& the notdl of older periOtll on The plan? With a regular purchase of Saiura Cream or Lotion, with or without hormones, receive a 10oday IRTOII HEARING CDITER 504 -1Gtlt It, HuntlntNfl, W. Yo. IIMI'w1181' ·........ , .,....... ,1P .... IJitii!C'frllhnlll. ........ . ' • l ' . . . . · M~OPOLITANJ!fOTORS 600-606 Ent .. ),~~~~~-~!\~-· ••l .·. . .'dlll~ 'UJ.V pr.. . ~-' , • . •· "' , '1-· , ,• J. .~ t J . .J , ( ~ 1 r •. �· ') • ' •' • f . ' , r-. • .' I ' ' ' Couilty'sHigh.School Cheetleaders End 1962-'63 Work Season ':2:;;:= "'*" River Report GnJt reocllng~: dWI 2U, 45.,, rollen river falling Ol!e tenth of a foot per hour, Pomeroy-lolasoo sue, P Plea1ant 4li.:!O, Hlbton UO fa!1lns, Kanawha Falls . r · n". Charleston 26.36 fallmg. Mont~omery Island dam 15.6, ., .~ ~ Sir!J b1 thO' •• "eheer~aclen." Ithe fifth and sixth cradeo begin --~eo ~ Bill Wlofflt lllgh school~ {Dt 41~1Jtio ltllltS JlllaUer oohooll - nallabloi A qulll'141r af I ee!lll!ry •i" individual ftnd &""IP dtiil8 de.,""""' ~ lor \118 ....l jhe past autumn and winter bof'powo• tl needed en II'UI- cheerleaders o11t11 were boyJ. isign\!11 to win tbem a. cQeel'· 'rhoigllldJ of~ In tMu1o mon\11>. 41rcin or . eourt - wile IJICIIIII ~ l!Jille J~D .bll)<ll! thu jpbs •ieader ()Qjlt when they readl IDds of •~latioltl, dlo$!a bave D!fl')'fllt -~ ~ ta letlllYIYWI preparin1 '"" tlutlr roleo 'I (>lllep" J!uiiOdltY girbt the Junior Hllh lev~l. and up. 'been led in ~ of u. S.' otudllltl, 'UIUaDy ill: • At Raclrw, .... of 1118 <l!ee k!oders is llovtrly p,; ,-oungOII c111kJ of llr, lUll! )Jl . I!Ullert'JII'k!e tfl!fll'llanll. lie I!I'IY led dt!lm at fllrllll, .... !OilQOI Dad Price tho lap! ... . . . . , . , !lrillllipal at.st from tile ~ear. -------~.. .t Jr$. ~ is ll veteran ~ , -· .-.adf 1114 Cljl!y • fr,.Junan. Qw ·MclQ COIW)' &irl Clleer- ~,. t(lhUy or ""'"'«)y,. ol >IJIP~¥sipqg athielics, .... cali defty that. ' ' Ill was running 17 feet, ~ f..t &lid Winlield dam 411 I L·et . ' ~. · 'tln\ll!mentfl:: -ktn« ... 1·' 0 p. m.: Aliquippa up 14, UO p. m.; Queen City up 14, ~ B.eviv.J Servi~ Now .In Pro.- 4 ~0 p. m.; Orlenisn up 14, tHO p. m.; Hamlltoo up 14, (IN08 at tho Fair Haven Just Arrived I Me~lO- il llbureb II ~. 'IIteY belnl held each lllaht 15 6 a m.; Richard Mole· up I 16. 6 a. m.; Raymond Salveti uv 17 12 ·05 a. m.: National down l7 6·10 a m · St Mam •j •z Revival ..,.""" 1111 I!! a. m.; Philip Sporn down 14. 4•:10 a. m. ; Jacob G. down n~ LOVELY··· _ P-IllMEETING THE ASTRONAUT'S PAPEMTS ·~ down 19: s·a. ~: OVEC up 20. and Mn. Edward Baer, Jeated left and &tanding, of '1'ht Rev. Frank l'ontoa 18 5-45 8 _ m.; Franklin Pierce , Ohto Valley Plumbmg I< Heatmg Co., Pomeroy, are &fen the evallgellst. Special music! Is down 21. 7: 05 a. m; freiberger 1chattln& with Mr. and Mrs. John Glenn, Sr., parenta lealllred at u~b ollhe I!MifVIQes. up 22 , &:20 a. m.; Crucible up the first United States man mto outer space. They were On Prlday lligltl the JU11ior 22 . 6. 40 a. m, w.1Jter Reckjord among a number of dealers attending a recent dealer choir of John Gee C111pel ~. u 23 5 a m . Jerry Bosworth trammg meetmg at the Co1umhU$, 0., headquarters of M. Jl. church of OalllpqJI. !riP / ' 23 S:31l ..a. m.: Craig M. the manufacturers of Nationaline plumbinB fixtures and •tna. Wednl!lday night wao ol>d~:~ G~eenup 4:30 p.m.; · Ti- 'heating equipment. set'Ved" as "SUndli • e boo I bolt up Ureenup 8 40 p. m.; I Nllht. Ravenswood up Greenup 9:25 ~ Rev. Wesley 0. Qelllliett p. m.; lnd•a"a up Greenup Is pastor Cll the ebul'cll, JJKI 10:35 p. m.; Double D. down and the mel!lher~ u, Oll<lll4·11 Green•IP 5:30 a. m. ; J. s. Lewis Ina • eord'-1 (l)vltellon te up 32, e a. m. ; Reliable down publil> to oltend. - 34 · .1'40 p. m : Bingo :~w;o;~ I fifty-six Eastern high sehool MASON - Robert K. 0 8:25 p. m.; Edean~ ' 34 students have been listed on the Glothlln wu recently lf&duaiH up 34, 12:05 a. m.; reo up •1fourth six-weeks honor roll, ed cum laude lrolll Unl1 2.3$ · m. h J 'Priniopal Robert G. Ashley re- verstty ot Athetll, 0., at Its GalliPfiUs Dam - Jo n ·'Iported today. They are : 200th Cornmencernt~nt ""erQises Rowe up 7 p. m.; Polly Cran~ SENIORS- Ruth Baer, Peg· with a degree in Music Educa-1 up f'!O p. m. ; Pe~y Do_ wnel gy Amberger, Barbara Hi II, lion. He is the son of Mr. and - up 1:50 a. m.; THan clown 7.ZO . Joyce Fick, March Cameron, Mrs. Robert McGlothlin ol a. m. ! Janet Bissell, Richard Ne::~se, Ravenswood, W. Va., formerly Kauawllo River 0. F. Lyle Nichols, Judy Young, San- of New Haven. Sb..rer up Marmet ! :35 a. m.; drs McMillian, Shsron Frecker At the Univeroity be was a Luther Herdman up Wtnfleld 7 Jacklyn Frecker, DrusiUa Will member of Kappa tJella Pi, I '5'' wide · ·· · · · $3.49 yd. 56 Students Graduated Cum On Honor Roll Laude From ou THE SEWING CENTER . · . . .,.,. tiDnal Educational H~:;:ir Sally Knowles, Fralemity and also a _1 and Ronaleen Osborne. JUNIORS Dorothy Burke, Janet Hetzer, o! Phi Mu Alpha and Kappa Terry Hoffman, JoAnn Frecker, Kappa Psi, National Music llonBob Bro\\ll, Larry Landoo, Lyn· orary Fraternities. dall Lyons, James Mays, and . While at Ohio u. he wao Sandra Sprague. 1 prominent tn muo!A>al actlvltiel SOPHOMORES - Bonnie An· of the college and was leadl!l' , ders~n. Catherme Andrew, Dt· of the Bob McGlothlin OrcheJ. oplC ana Baer, Roger Bahr, Kenneth tra, one of the leading danct Caldwell, Janet Codner, Mer- bands on cal!lpus. During his riiee Coleman, Kenneth Bar· aophomore yoar he WaB cho"" Rev. Nyle Borden, ~haplain tung, Alice Harris, Rose Mar the out• landing ROTC Cadet. of the Galllpo!IJ State ln.tll\llt, cinko, Gary Michael, Rtcbard I MoGiothlln is a graduate of will be the speaker Friday at Koblentz, . Mike Wlll, Grant Whahama HiJlh School and 11 7:30 p.m. &I ,jpe Firat Unite4 Young, Jtm Meredith, Albert i presently employed in the inPresbyterian church. Pooler, Wllma j\therton, Doro strumental IIIUS!c ptogram of 1 the Mason CoWlty I!Chool IY" He will speak on a program Putnam, Ruth Landon, d I' ·th the needs ol the Marohall, lrts McCoy, tern · •• mg Wl M T Leonard. Barbara Lanham. · . ' '.'r.ntaiiy retarded. Mrs. . . FRESHMAN'- Gregory Bal· He Is married to the fOl'lllll' <. plmg, Sr.. w1U have charee ler Cheryl Bentz Charles Norma Brown of Georgetown, ol the program. There. w1U be Kni ht, Marilyn Karr, Nancy 0., who is a aenior at Ohio an opporlumty for queatiODJ and 8 kg y · . . C 1 U. They are tho n . .ents of p d of tho pr"'- a er, 1rgm1a o eman, r. . 1 th dJscusslon a e en .,... Wolf, Julia McCoy, EfU>er gram. S 1'hio program 18 the flrlt In a pencer. series of four enlllleli "The ---- on I'I"I'K7"t y • ......... - .,..-- - a prl4e in I ~- )., ' """"'- -.0 ' • No •llllll If oltl,.. if -ltlll- Poesn't ddl' ............. Jlli'Y 11111111 • Dolct llrl • CleaD up with ' )! , ~- w !¥4 ·~· · ~~ , • •. •} .. \ ,PI.CK·A·PAIR SHOES 1 t! IN MIDDLEPORT m• ROWLEY & REED •• · •IIMONII HARDWAII I common llttnt on the early Ohin frontier ""' tho flddlll or violin. '·- RACINI!l - Linda Car]ll'nter, Beverly Price. Raokl row, Linda VanMeter, Sammie Yat11, Clariee Norri$ Carol Faye Teaford. New! Rese~Jable label makes p. m.: Robert W. ~a down Winfield 1 a. m.; Leba Sbe.arer down Winf1eld 3:50 a. m., A. E. Dylw 114d ~aver u~ Wm· fiP!d 4 : ~0 a. m ., C. V· orner up Winl1eld 5:55 a. m. Aa U ~~~ , _ J.'t·.fV'I.OIIIIIIt ' 1 ' Willi rtinforctd -s t.l tot IIIIII!Wik• . ·-.· ··· ·· { · · eotpll. ' MtNIR'S'.00TS .. · .. · 10.95 f• 14.95 "JlJST LIKE A BREEZE" l!q)wol IPirit, ' .~)'. .. ~t i. ·- "CREAM PUFF'' PRINTS IN 100% DACRON a ... ' I '•'' . Wltlt studeltts lend much • Obie River - Charleroi up lf, ,. inv~le &Ill ~lU!' srvlee. Sehoole llu.y be aaeus- --. " r <nnillg 70 feet . Lonlton .,. Pf4'101'1P AA J:.•.-aa... __, WYI-2716 N. 2nd A¥.. MWI!I.,.,. . • 7Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy -Middleport, 0 ., Mar, 14, l ! .. Sew Fer bstarl \ Needs Of Mental Retarded Is T . d Of Rev. Bor en ·• '· ,_ -~~-· ' ~·;' ' . ' " ...... Heiner's the easiest loaf to open, 1"""- SEW and SAVE! .• Begin now to sew up your wardrobe for Spring and Easler ·, Utli!!i our lovely new fabrici. L..,.ly New Drip Dry lllaterlalo ,. ~;~· .~~ Wid~:=~~ r':. fHI DAILY SENTINEl In Tratle Deal TAMPA, Fla. IJJI!II - Tbe (lbt. 11 0 d 1, IIQIIvfnctd 1 •:;~ \,:.:.~ •. "::'.::"' bullpea coald tn:::,"";,."~,.~~= a Natiotlll Loop ptm11nl 1-~>~•••"'· them, bave ollered tine •I"'V O!Po IN._ otrl• HGal Wt I "'' ••,..,." w~ ..... includln& pitcher Dave $is(fr, ..... .....&. " " ...... u ....d ..... ...... ..u rl to ob'·~ ,.... _ - • • ... .,,,.. •• .., pool oflloo 11 - -· "' 10 ...o ,... P .,._ On Mtrl!h ill l PfOITWI lm• .""f....., ,._ ...,.,...,.,. Crall frllm 1M MIIW der the leaderahlp of Mn. Clar· to••••lU ...,..,- r.... ... ,_,.. Moll. 0 toot Masters will deal with the "'1.=.:1,:: vm:, It was undentood tUt tilt needa of chlldren, NU'I'I• wh•,. a•aUable. !Ill e•at~~ per may also be d111 n•ling a •'ll<llorl lfteai ' " ,._ .. lthaDCe at T Ill • ,.. Emotl®al..* ' WIU. be lhe Oolb -••• ..,.,. til... .. .,... and either Marty KOOIIJ]I ..tubjert of a prosrarn April i, ~..,:-::t.::.~ .'! raoJt, both ouUieldeta, tor wi!Wh wiU be Ull4er the direo"':.:'~ rlgbt-bander who bttd lion o1 MJ. C. Mac McGinneu. · · 1'0001'11 far 1M J411.-place Ill 11161 Tbe lAI .Aqelot 'llod&wJ bidd!DII !nr CrllJ and 1ft DEVOTED TO INTERESl OF MIIGI MAlON AliA Land Transfers :=t.r:." , ::•:;:i: u.=...::.· I ' . ' Gifts . '· FOR AU OCCASIONS Robert SilVIa aJNIC JEWELI!R-OPTOMETRIST MILL IT. MIDDLIP'OlT Mr. hut Kvle will lie lftht I .: to oervlce Ill mallei of Hearing Aid1 ' after su~e, atnocbarlt oltort: TIN WEAYER l"ro,._ ., RUL ESTA.TB Coune COY,p e~WeQUal t~:lementa nec•IU'J' for tbl I'IC"#N"' tu1 operatiH fll a Naf •tAte -baaioeu. **loloo *-· ....... ................ c.l _, ..., ,_. PR.EE • latter!• fer •II 11111111 at VI prt., ll'lr. Kyle will .,_ l1ad to give you a free ltltont Hearing Test with tilt lateot Beltone equipment. ... . ",, eltetronl• TODAT1 446-4367 . Now Heiner's Enl1ctMcl er.l COIRII IJ 'JQU WiJh II; J'1tW ~jOP'I\­ reseaJ.bla libel I To 'open tie klaf. J11it 1111111 ill III&Iitl;. 'NW t!tiOh ""' JW Qlll ~lllllf eu~J, ~lie ltll* iJI.ftiJ yow finger end It sllt:IQI tlnnly .• " ' Cl~ ~ ..... - W :tle «tapa the IIINPI*'tD lin U..h llbll-11111 -'"' 1\ WQ4M W'(l·. . . 115 w. Main St. Socon~ (l. ~n!JJ~. ~~~~~ IIPOIIT fiOM MOTOR TIIIND EXPERTS ON THI 't3 11-'MBLERS: ~'one up on every other car" Collilll '• : -.-. -.--• " ~ . .....,.,............... ... u-....,..;tiJip.IIIIJMIIN • .· \· ' .. ' ' ortbeYMr•. Long DO... - t ' . ' News, li;vw.li •. ""'·'\h ' -.lit ,,.,...., ..,_,.•.• ...,.*.............. GALIJIOI.IS BUSINESS COLLIGI 39li St... St. • • *-· * ........... ~ s;""' '''" a ....,.. SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS . 10 A.M. to 2 P.M. Ia The FniJrle Shop 10 • • • 0. Friday March 15, 1963 111111 ..., Joto!no• a 11-. Atltla 1M t.•••an•••_.,.....,.,......_....,.,...... t....-a, , _ vo~.98c , ,.,_.,, Ohle P.A'fll .-ell '"""' ....., llllbotanllallnoomn. • .... _ . , .. _-_,..,......,..,.start: 2·oz. Setura Cream or Lotion. with or without Hor-mones, p/u~ ~-oz. sample, Or'lly $:3.50. And-~peciaT - tho 6·nl. aize Satura Croam with Hormones, r~g. $6.50, now $6.00. • MOliN HOTEL • MIW fhipment 8fH eer4urt1J ~. t>art:~>l$ . I~~Gordon~: C. Prolfltt, Ruth to Savlnga " 1; easiest to OioSe, slfoe after slioe Mac.. B. H. SANBORN • to Ue olfortna . . BELlONE Aid ancl Other Plote l'abrlco I :.= =.,.:':: ~.. It - Wily II mncb hnpor••221414141:ZIIII . !ltii•IIJJ!IIIUI!II'ItW-0!141111!011., 1~•••• attaehed fD Congress to Robert . Harlanbach, She•rlff,i,." HoQse llq!os Comlllltteo! Gcncdon C. Proffitt, Ruth A - Thill &roup ill lar&"Y 1<1 Cecil L Stacy, to decl4e which billa shall altall not reach the Black, tllslht!rlnn~ Black, j.. ill• l ' ....· If ,. ' ' shin, or a refund on the \.U10penQd pe:ckl!lge. The reasol"'? A Dorothy Gray wonder allie~nce of Hormones, VItamin A and very active rnoisturlzer5. 01;m't mls$ ijlls beauty bounty! The time is lirnited. New •olers _ U::O.: '"' -·• ""· ._, EXQUISin JEWELRY tnalsupply. The object? Dramatically young or-looking Glnehams, Suill"91 Reds Offer Post the purpose of focusing allen· tion on the opeejel needJ ol pereono. Dr. Oocar W. Clarke ol tht Oallipo!IJ Cllnlo wiD conduct a pro.. •· am coneernin& the notdl of older periOtll on The plan? With a regular purchase of Saiura Cream or Lotion, with or without hormones, receive a 10oday IRTOII HEARING CDITER 504 -1Gtlt It, HuntlntNfl, W. Yo. IIMI'w1181' ·........ , .,....... ,1P .... IJitii!C'frllhnlll. ........ . ' • l ' . . . . · M~OPOLITANJ!fOTORS 600-606 Ent .. ),~~~~~-~!\~-· ••l .·. . .'dlll~ 'UJ.V pr.. . ~-' , • . •· "' , '1-· , ,• J. .~ t J . .J , ( ~ 1 r •. �I . ,. • lJ ·~ '• 1959 Chevrolet 1h Ton Panel _ _ $695 VB motor, :ood heavy duty tires, heater. Red and white fini&!J. , ~•llNIIAY WMPO Radio TIIIW I'IUIIAt uo Nm 6 OS Country MU81c Time 5,20 Country JamllONe 6·30 News 6 35 Farm World News 6:46 Meip Coumy RFD 1:10 NeWI 1-os. Rr•akfoll Pam l : 311 l'ie'lla 7:35 Pickens Hardware Show 7:50 7:50 tleWI Report 7:~ .IINU!ul hn)> 7:10 News 7:81 BreUfalt l'llriJ 1:00 News 8:115 Breakfast · Part)' I :30 NeWi 8:31i llreUfUI Parcy t:oo tlen . !:Oil Brtakflsl Party 1, 15 J011e11 Buick Show t:SO News t :81 Breakfast Party !~: 00 News 8:110 Radio lljmoal . 10,06 Polito Party ' ' 15 Breakfast Parcy 10:35 Music In the Aa a..so Van Parllcll Sporl Show 10:1.~ The Good Life I 35 Breakfast Parcy , · . .._, __ 8 45 •Jaker Fum. Sbuw-'FrL lo.tl5 Undor Ohio .,.._ ~ •• 11:110 N.., I '"'· ,,ewa 11 · 9:06 • !fee With Janet ' 115 1'llP Tl!ll ShoW : ~ 11:30 Nows 9 30 9:35 With Janel 11:35 Dutton's Top Ten Show : .... 1.2:110 N..,._ ~ Repol1 9 4& Belly Newton "'N" 1.2·i5 Music inter!Ude 10·110 News • 10 115 Ministerial o\uoclallllll 12:30 Rev. Merllu ,... JO·!fl Mornlna lntei'iude l:OO ~~- . 10·30 NeWI 1:05 Platter Party 10 35 Momtna lnterluile 3:30 News II 110 Newa S:a5 Platter Party h _08 Swap Shop :~: ~:, Part)' II 30 N""" 4:30 New~~ , Platter P•"'" 1Lf0 Country RoedllWII (Family WonlllP "nnn.l 4·85 _,, ld5 Upt~tr Room Medltaliolll 5:00 Nevn 5•05 Plalter Part)J 1U8 ldW Jones StoCk A¥1. 1• .01. Noon News 5:30 Sign Off ,~, 15 Music Just lor You 1:00 Februar) Stgn Off IZ 15 Goeoslero a.- stor FrL s-, <2-30 Music Just :"or \ou T:SO News HIO News 1:35 ArmY Hour -,-'-;. ~~~~~;~~~~;~~~~~~~~~~~5~~ J.~15 ~r~.: !":o,t 1 1: I' New~ · 1·:I$ \lua1t Jlllt For You PAINT SAOLEI Pea~ Alaemb)J 9,110 W'""" 01 a ••,.._ · · 2 00 Newa z,05 Mwnc Jull Fot YDil 2 :.1 Newa 13> Mualc jull For You HU S 05 s :111 3 15 I 00 4 115 • •~ 4-11 ...,... PRICE I 830 Ne ... ~~99 GAL ·--. ::: ~ ~~ ~ ......., ~·1C:IIO VoiCe of """hecy )leo~<t 1~,30 NeWI . Platt.er Parcy 11' 35 Peropeettvea News 1UO Soctj,J Securit, PU!!ter Pll'tJ . II :110 Co.mtry Hyum ..._. New• ·,.·. · 11:30 News . . . . . Platter Psrl)'' · h... il :30 Country Hymn 'l'llill Blaettoar- Auto i2ill0 Noail ~ TUes. ' 't'lilin. U:l.S 'l11e Sten!llLocal Ntws 12;11!1 ~~sv·: MetiiD t""' • 1 35 Farm World Ne• l ·fO RF'D 7.110 Newa !£'t ---· - 1:110 lloo!r of DoeiltaD 1'30 Lutherar Hciur 2:30 News Z:IJo Baptist Laylilall'o ·Bour 2:35 Back to lbe Cross S:IIO Rev. Roacoe Thome S:30 .The Quiet, IIIII¥' ~· 4:00 Ne"' 4:1111 Sunday Showcase 4:}0Nril . . ·~· - ~; l ' -~- :-r::.- . ·.;: ._lj; •?£ ~ · no1 ·.1 AOQ ....,...,....._ 1\ I 'I' r '1''0 GISDL 'l'A'l'rQ Zll J) T B T Q 1\IT PYIIl'l'F . PTKO ' Y B B F T R R Q OTr' DL, IIIlO EBL WE'L.L. NOW HEAR DIZZY DOWNBEAT AND HIS &a.-lllBYBQ• "TOE ·TAPPING" Yl...!'i¥'1 a,......,.tot I KA'l'll NOIIOIYf: f AK Ill CJWI1'IT 1f,l'l.'ll TIUl WORL§t.~'I:IWf awxn .' AUNT FRITZI TAP TIME:' ON G-AS PEDAL MUSIC' -----RADIO ....._~_.,......._ WJEH Mled8J 'Dinqll l'ltdt.J 12:1111 IAaJ N""" 7:)4 Sign On, M1181cal Clock 7:40 1be J..lfelltle . 8'00 Oblo Valley N""" 12:1t Oblo Newa 12:15 Muket. IZ:211 Lifeguard Bullelfll Boord ::= ::.~ 1:15 Mutlcal Clock l:ill ComniiDdt:y New. 1:110 Lab!llall'il!f 1:30 Public Serrlca 1:46 Showen of 8leilatnr · 10:110 Ill-. Comity II""' 19:• ~ 01 tile Towll 11:55 World ·-Newa 11:110 Talk of the 1'D1III ' ltscepl Fri. Churdl BeDs RlnJ 11:4& WCX"Id >jaws 11:55 Mason CaiiDl)> News 1.2:10 CommuDity NOWI 12 25 ' - 0 Gr8ml 1,:30 Agrtculture Ageal 12..45 Country Go 1louaL 1:155 NeWP llePt 2:110 Country Go lloullr 2:1111 Newa Beal S:OO MldWil' Mallnec U5 N""" 11-.at 4:otr DlsciDI with Dou_ 4:30 lnlet'clwlp 5:110 ConupuniiJ News 5:115 World It Natk.Dal Newl 5:15 Spollilh1 4111 Spo$ S:SO Sign 'Off :~ ':"lc, .t.inal· ·ea. DIC.~ TltACY •' Br CHESTER GOULD·. 11 ~-,;::: f l , .• . 1i :.:· . .'.• . ~--~--~--------- .. llliehllle A-1 condition. Sews .c N;ftrd and backward. Dams, 1 OMI'Li .IN!tdlea. monosrams, etc. No Hawk garden tractor, S H. lllllduneDts needed, $34.81 , - or 7 paymenll $6 month- It• WY J.220f. l a 1c 11e c::r enslne; • millimeter Jete movie outfit. AI a ew. Phone C he ste 1116-22'13. .en. ·Rutland Fu.,nlrure·· · RUTLAND, OHIO .. ' PhoneSH~ .... · · ' ·_: .l .;qTM -· ·---- Off ~ I ~ . :.s~Y .:,):ttL. ' .\. ~- wltat ... ,-._ "':",~ ~· )I ' '' We h•nclle all liBel.Of' taab for bottl• pa.. We' a.miie , ·' ~ '}''\> d 4 10 Muelcal:~o &·Ill News $ 05 Platter Party 5 30 Slgtl Oft I oo February Sip Off SATURDAY IICJII!DULB J ·IIO :>lows . 1 OS Country Music TilDe LOW JN ONLY 1 30 News ' ,,3S r~ --- ~ ·- ') .-.!_ c:;;:. 1.0:1 r.'.ualc Just For You ... ......~f. . �I . ,. • lJ ·~ '• 1959 Chevrolet 1h Ton Panel _ _ $695 VB motor, :ood heavy duty tires, heater. Red and white fini&!J. , ~•llNIIAY WMPO Radio TIIIW I'IUIIAt uo Nm 6 OS Country MU81c Time 5,20 Country JamllONe 6·30 News 6 35 Farm World News 6:46 Meip Coumy RFD 1:10 NeWI 1-os. Rr•akfoll Pam l : 311 l'ie'lla 7:35 Pickens Hardware Show 7:50 7:50 tleWI Report 7:~ .IINU!ul hn)> 7:10 News 7:81 BreUfalt l'llriJ 1:00 News 8:115 Breakfast · Part)' I :30 NeWi 8:31i llreUfUI Parcy t:oo tlen . !:Oil Brtakflsl Party 1, 15 J011e11 Buick Show t:SO News t :81 Breakfast Party !~: 00 News 8:110 Radio lljmoal . 10,06 Polito Party ' ' 15 Breakfast Parcy 10:35 Music In the Aa a..so Van Parllcll Sporl Show 10:1.~ The Good Life I 35 Breakfast Parcy , · . .._, __ 8 45 •Jaker Fum. Sbuw-'FrL lo.tl5 Undor Ohio .,.._ ~ •• 11:110 N.., I '"'· ,,ewa 11 · 9:06 • !fee With Janet ' 115 1'llP Tl!ll ShoW : ~ 11:30 Nows 9 30 9:35 With Janel 11:35 Dutton's Top Ten Show : .... 1.2:110 N..,._ ~ Repol1 9 4& Belly Newton "'N" 1.2·i5 Music inter!Ude 10·110 News • 10 115 Ministerial o\uoclallllll 12:30 Rev. Merllu ,... JO·!fl Mornlna lntei'iude l:OO ~~- . 10·30 NeWI 1:05 Platter Party 10 35 Momtna lnterluile 3:30 News II 110 Newa S:a5 Platter Party h _08 Swap Shop :~: ~:, Part)' II 30 N""" 4:30 New~~ , Platter P•"'" 1Lf0 Country RoedllWII (Family WonlllP "nnn.l 4·85 _,, ld5 Upt~tr Room Medltaliolll 5:00 Nevn 5•05 Plalter Part)J 1U8 ldW Jones StoCk A¥1. 1• .01. Noon News 5:30 Sign Off ,~, 15 Music Just lor You 1:00 Februar) Stgn Off IZ 15 Goeoslero a.- stor FrL s-, <2-30 Music Just :"or \ou T:SO News HIO News 1:35 ArmY Hour -,-'-;. ~~~~~;~~~~;~~~~~~~~~~~5~~ J.~15 ~r~.: !":o,t 1 1: I' New~ · 1·:I$ \lua1t Jlllt For You PAINT SAOLEI Pea~ Alaemb)J 9,110 W'""" 01 a ••,.._ · · 2 00 Newa z,05 Mwnc Jull Fot YDil 2 :.1 Newa 13> Mualc jull For You HU S 05 s :111 3 15 I 00 4 115 • •~ 4-11 ...,... PRICE I 830 Ne ... ~~99 GAL ·--. ::: ~ ~~ ~ ......., ~·1C:IIO VoiCe of """hecy )leo~<t 1~,30 NeWI . Platt.er Parcy 11' 35 Peropeettvea News 1UO Soctj,J Securit, PU!!ter Pll'tJ . II :110 Co.mtry Hyum ..._. New• ·,.·. · 11:30 News . . . . . Platter Psrl)'' · h... il :30 Country Hymn 'l'llill Blaettoar- Auto i2ill0 Noail ~ TUes. ' 't'lilin. U:l.S 'l11e Sten!llLocal Ntws 12;11!1 ~~sv·: MetiiD t""' • 1 35 Farm World Ne• l ·fO RF'D 7.110 Newa !£'t ---· - 1:110 lloo!r of DoeiltaD 1'30 Lutherar Hciur 2:30 News Z:IJo Baptist Laylilall'o ·Bour 2:35 Back to lbe Cross S:IIO Rev. Roacoe Thome S:30 .The Quiet, IIIII¥' ~· 4:00 Ne"' 4:1111 Sunday Showcase 4:}0Nril . . ·~· - ~; l ' -~- :-r::.- . ·.;: ._lj; •?£ ~ · no1 ·.1 AOQ ....,...,....._ 1\ I 'I' r '1''0 GISDL 'l'A'l'rQ Zll J) T B T Q 1\IT PYIIl'l'F . PTKO ' Y B B F T R R Q OTr' DL, IIIlO EBL WE'L.L. NOW HEAR DIZZY DOWNBEAT AND HIS &a.-lllBYBQ• "TOE ·TAPPING" Yl...!'i¥'1 a,......,.tot I KA'l'll NOIIOIYf: f AK Ill CJWI1'IT 1f,l'l.'ll TIUl WORL§t.~'I:IWf awxn .' AUNT FRITZI TAP TIME:' ON G-AS PEDAL MUSIC' -----RADIO ....._~_.,......._ WJEH Mled8J 'Dinqll l'ltdt.J 12:1111 IAaJ N""" 7:)4 Sign On, M1181cal Clock 7:40 1be J..lfelltle . 8'00 Oblo Valley N""" 12:1t Oblo Newa 12:15 Muket. IZ:211 Lifeguard Bullelfll Boord ::= ::.~ 1:15 Mutlcal Clock l:ill ComniiDdt:y New. 1:110 Lab!llall'il!f 1:30 Public Serrlca 1:46 Showen of 8leilatnr · 10:110 Ill-. Comity II""' 19:• ~ 01 tile Towll 11:55 World ·-Newa 11:110 Talk of the 1'D1III ' ltscepl Fri. Churdl BeDs RlnJ 11:4& WCX"Id >jaws 11:55 Mason CaiiDl)> News 1.2:10 CommuDity NOWI 12 25 ' - 0 Gr8ml 1,:30 Agrtculture Ageal 12..45 Country Go 1louaL 1:155 NeWP llePt 2:110 Country Go lloullr 2:1111 Newa Beal S:OO MldWil' Mallnec U5 N""" 11-.at 4:otr DlsciDI with Dou_ 4:30 lnlet'clwlp 5:110 ConupuniiJ News 5:115 World It Natk.Dal Newl 5:15 Spollilh1 4111 Spo$ S:SO Sign 'Off :~ ':"lc, .t.inal· ·ea. DIC.~ TltACY •' Br CHESTER GOULD·. 11 ~-,;::: f l , .• . 1i :.:· . .'.• . ~--~--~--------- .. llliehllle A-1 condition. Sews .c N;ftrd and backward. Dams, 1 OMI'Li .IN!tdlea. monosrams, etc. No Hawk garden tractor, S H. lllllduneDts needed, $34.81 , - or 7 paymenll $6 month- It• WY J.220f. l a 1c 11e c::r enslne; • millimeter Jete movie outfit. AI a ew. Phone C he ste 1116-22'13. .en. ·Rutland Fu.,nlrure·· · RUTLAND, OHIO .. ' PhoneSH~ .... · · ' ·_: .l .;qTM -· ·---- Off ~ I ~ . :.s~Y .:,):ttL. ' .\. ~- wltat ... ,-._ "':",~ ~· )I ' '' We h•nclle all liBel.Of' taab for bottl• pa.. We' a.miie , ·' ~ '}''\> d 4 10 Muelcal:~o &·Ill News $ 05 Platter Party 5 30 Slgtl Oft I oo February Sip Off SATURDAY IICJII!DULB J ·IIO :>lows . 1 OS Country Music TilDe LOW JN ONLY 1 30 News ' ,,3S r~ --- ~ ·- ') .-.!_ c:;;:. 1.0:1 r.'.ualc Just For You ... ......~f. . �' • \ NOW YOU •kNOW . ..... ~ .,.......,_-a fte lint ·-··· IIIII ., 11WIII • I • ....... ;t I I VOL XIV NO. 280 ' 93rd BIRTHDAY SALE Slz:. Sml115288 Ta • 6.95 Big 9 pr. •pr. 2 PR. $5.00 B & D Widths Buy Early and Save Men's • Big Boys' Women's Black Patent Loafers \ ' Canvas Oxfords LOAFERS 6 Ia 12 N,IAILB03 SPI!CIAL Men's • Big Boys' "Sandy McGhee" ' . Slack textured hmyguasa slfll, Bl~ck S11e 7~·j,8·~~ .l• B & D Widths SPECIAL $2.99 regjllar $3.60 $188 5 ta9 • aold Colored trim. plano hingl., 8"' wide,. tO%"' high, 3%~" d~ep with aturdy rack for newsp1pe111 and ma&¥ine&. Canvas Loafers pr . Cushion Soles ROUSH'S SHOE STORE . ' NO; SECOND . .• MIDDLEPORT only *1Yn.961 !reg. ' --· _.-· Now *VEAL STEAK *~EAL CHOPS ~A(F LIVER· aDUl>CM· LOAf .9fllll &l!IIAT eiA~AMI .MI~ID MAM ROAST only !79 (~~g~~lorly l~ ~1 .EL8E~FELDS :HouSiwares ·Dept• . Ice FISH I eTrout eFiounder ePerch ecod e Halibut Steak eWhiting eHaddock. ecatfish e Fith Steaks • Fish Sticks JIRIII. Uncl1sslfled Cream ALL FLAVORS LONGHORN CHEESE_ 49c .... 49cHALF GALLON BLUI WATER Fish Steaks _ 12 .!.~ $pt VALLEY BELL BEnY CROCKIIt 2-U.. Box Ca ke M•IX CHEESE FOOD · ·· · 59c HORSIY POTATOES · .. · .. 1.29 Cell ColfM . MAXWELL HOUSE lb 69c Wi.ite, Yellaw, Dnllo Foods- ...... 49c Orange Juice Pop Com ___ n:.,..19c No. 2Y, Size Fr...tone PEACHES · · 3 cans 89c Gallon JUG CHAIMIN . "SIMON'S •;),t Selt-Service Market .,.10) Heat proof lncl aoH•bostllllo this cover Is the ~~orklnl partn_.' 10 the .!Hncll round oklllot. , . 'Borden's FRESH FROZEN ' CHUCK LUNCH MEAT Pomeroy lleer and Wine ca...,..out OPEN EVERY DAY ..... Including Thursd•y 9:00 to 7:00 .....-;,.::_ .. ' I •., $9 ' .... .• ·' J ' ·~ ' . .·,., 1 ., hu beta .,. clao.al u uplfl . , . J him w ' from Zanesvllli!' Bathroom Tissue 4 ..... 29c: . . .WAID CROSS' HJN RACINE SINCE 18W S1t11rd1y 9:00 to 9:00 ' ' f fi'l .• ' ' ' ' . __ ~~~··.... t• ...., _. •"n ..... ..,., ., Wa* I Cutler, ot lbe home unW I p . .m• when 1be body wJII . to lbe churCh. • WI, II 1 *1 7 .J � 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 03. March 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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