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'""""'"' :fortY Girlllt .... n.ff luriklm. lrono _ ltl• .I27,0!1 liM MEIGS THEATRE JANI)ARY .SPECIAL HOLLYWOOD BEDS ' Mr, and Mrs. Clarenee sell of HyseU Run will their 84th wedding Jan. 16th. They most of their life In Melp county, with a few years In ColHe sold his farm and In 11163. They are the parents of 1wo cblldroo, Mrs. Glen While of Collllllbils and Floyd al home. ALii , ;.• : ' · '• • ltlo IUIO" io~ ll.GG •· f.l~..~· . lt.9S ·~.. . ' ..... ' _ -·;.· I ~QR 5ALESLIPS, FRO"\ -,~ J• ~-~~··~, I I'' .. I ._._\. 'W;ife Worse Than Soviet Wardens Meigs General Hospllol ADMISSIONS - Okey Nelson, An11a Perry, AIKatberine Cotterill, Har. Bertha Sliles, Reeda·l Sylvia Johoson, Cheshire. DISCHARGES - John Tay· Mason ; Martha Robinspn, Harrisonville; Betty Pugh, PRICE FIVE CENTS ' �• I WA$HINCITON COLUMI'II Thll IJaily Sentln~l · · . Meigs Supports Gov. Rhodes Ohio'a new governor James A. Rhodes beaan his administration Monday un· der conditiona most auspicious for an upswing in tho state's economic and cultural levels, and in Gov . Rhodes" own political fortunea. We tit tbt two toaether, Ohio'a and Mr. Rl\odtl' future, for a ptrfectly sound and rt~pectable reason. There are clear cballeneu to be met In alate aovetmnent In lhe areu of fl· n111ce, edUcation, welfare, more rapid indllllrlalllPUIIon, fuller employment, and hllhwaya. Sllould lht new admlnla· ll'ltlon, firmly Ill the aaddle with heavy majorltlel In both lt&lslatlve chambers, noticeably reduct the lmmenaity of theae problema, OhiOIIII wiU have bent· fiW, and Gov. Rhodea obould have a Jon& 1tep taken toward national preemi· nence. That io 11 It ahould be. Succeu hal 1 virtue elneular to Itself, and politico ia no atranaer to the ayatem of choice plumbs belnl reaerved - In most caaea - for tbe man who demonatntea the flneet akllla. Moat people in Metes county will wei· come this opportunlty of the new ad· mJnlatratlon. Our vot1n1 boolbl habitual· Iy indicate at least three persona to one are solidly back of Gov. Rhodes, with· inJ him the areatell posalble aucceu. There even will be a amatterln& - who knowa how lar&e - of the opposition party In Meigs county wllltng to concede tho Republicans an unhindered chance to tackle these major iuues which face Ohio and moat other statoa. The bluatory, cold day in COlumbus where lnauturatlon ceremonlea t o o k place In the Statehouae rotunda, aomehow, was a flttlnJ oendoff for tho Rhod· es administration. The Governor's re· marks could be characterized aa down to earth. of the "lei'• aet down .to busi· ness'' kind. Almost. one could feel, this will be - If carried out - an admlnlo· tralion of austerity. The day's temperatures. if nothinJ elae, lent an authentic ,.,ttin~ to tho impression of austerity. One's imagination need not stretch to breaking point to envision South· ,..,... .. I-~ eastern Ohio's hills within the nezt dec· . ade having produced their first U. S. President. Gov. Rhodes, as much as anyone 10· day holding an important government position, puraues an image of what we would call the liberal conaervative. This may be a new term, even a ~ontradiclion of terma,1o. mere acannen fit me!! ~ ­ ideaa, However, it beat descrlbel Mr. Rhodea and bla philosophy of govern· ment of which he baa spoken numerouo time• In Mel&• county'a public foruma. We define a liberal conservative u a person who accepts modern challenaos In aoclety 11 a concern of government, but alway• seeking action toward their ·oolullon on tbe lowest possible level, be&lnnln& with the neighborhOOd and endinJ wilb the nationol aovernment, ond olwaya, too, within tho framework of a free and aolvent society. There Is a popular and learned school of political acience which aaya t b a I state Jovernmenta in tbe U.. S. today by and larre are ·incapable' of fuhloning and carrylnc out efficient aolutiona to their problema In fillance, hlghwtyo, mental health, and educ:Atl6ii. The checkl and balances, more than in the federal constitution, are 10 ma&nified on the state level that little or nothin& can really be accompliohed. This would appear to have been true of the DISalle administration, whose leader, Mr. DiSalle, fought ml&htlly for what he uw tile state needed, but obtelned little of it. Will it" be true of Gov. Rhodel' ad· mlnlatralion! Whether It Is or not will depend In Jarre part upon tho support given blm In hia work tbe next four yean by the citizens everywhere in Ohio. The opportunity for real achievement In atatecrlfl is at band, for Ohioans and for Gov. Rhodes. His ond Ohio'• success could pusb him Into a brilliant national spotli(lht, and Ohio could ~ recoanized as I h o bil'thplace of a modern yet aound approach to 1tate 10vernment, "that . • I ·' ' .- Far~ers, ·ot_:$ani~ed Lab~r, R~opeti Feuds.; . . BY PETER EDSON W;\SHINGTIJ~ - • (~!iiA) - ltcniary of "!Abor w. Will .... ·• Wlrll"and American Farm Bureau Foderotlon President Charles Shuman started a little ·arcument lht other day which ;. .worth ~"'ljiJnl allY• .lor a lit~ J!irt!t~r reseirch lind analYtll• -' a: ~ ,......; . ,. IU"D~t . ANNUAL conven· lion In Atlanta, Shuman dellv· !red a 'enur1clation of organized labor. 'nlere is nolhlng new ln this. BeciUIIO the unions have .- made numerouo attenlpiJ to orranlze farm labor, the bl& com.morcll! Iarmon are apllllt them. Also, organized workera In farm fond and fiber proceoslnfi plants, demanding ant! getting higher wages and better work· ing eondllions, are believed by larm operators to be ro1pons~ blo for raising consumer prlcet, while higher wogos In Industry raises the prices of thlnp r~rm­ ... buy. Tbe AFB coovnttoa tll:en wen• •• record In a oerlea ol molntiOdl · against ladastry-w 1d e harptulng, the untoa abop, oe<oudory boycotls, f.,.lberbeddlnr ond all tho other tiJinp tile Na· tioaal Aisoeiatlon tf Mlinuf•c· . on 111o books benefitlnJ agrlcu~ ture !han benellllnJ labor - Industrial, organized labor, that t•ero uve beH aplaot le r ~ 1 yean. Farm Bureau niolutlohs a~ oo aokod lor repealollllo~w.-.. hour laws, opposod further .Jiberaltzatioit of minimum . wa.,.. . I• w;, unemplu~ment insurance benefit• and railr01d retiren.ent. Finall)·. they u~td thai unions be broulhl Wider I he • antltrull laws. ,. '-. '· program. City and county cllil- l!rtn botiJ belltlit-from tiJio but larmera get Pold for produc~nt 11. . .11 you t .a.k.e •• . everythlna the that ,... Into II. So that lhe 1116! budeet" elallllhoo tiJII 111m lhoukl probably be a• Iiiii!· ~ ~--;-· ~loci ,t<> ll1o qriculture llud. V.· · 1 "' · . . ..... I : .,: . , - - • WHAT IS ·LEFT Ia 1111- •i<~ 'L..-.. . .r.."': for labpr and manpower ~~ '.aervkiu and $225 million !Gr vOo•, /f} c:atloaal rehlbWlatl!o! - I too ~. '. Ill 01 only e&7t million or a ut.< , ,"2' llllVIt 1!1 of I per cent of .tile ·• budget, and obout a )enlh til ·'f Whit 1001 for qrieUllun, The Budj,et Bureau makee ' another special analyola of ox- •· pendlturto ·Whleh jlfOvklo lldl. •' . or Hrvlcta 10 •P..Ial IJ'OUpe, It •tlmatea aJda to qrlctllo lure for thla Jill' at ...15 bllo lion. It tltlmatea aida to labor at .a1 million, moatly for . D tended · UJII!IIIIioymlnt CO~IPO~ ullllll and flO lliUIIon lor man- , • power tralnin( lor I Ioiii 01 ttl mUUon. Deplrtmtll. of Labor alo o polato nl IIIII Ito Employmei11 . ...,lee, wllicll placea IIVertll mill011 farm wortera a )'tit, _. lo rWiy pllld lor by 1 IU n r. • dallrlll . emplo)'tl'o, all 11J BVT 'l1IE FARM !I{IIUtJ • ' dill In v lie ·Labor ~rotary The bl&:-item Wirtz., to address them, 1o get lion for fll'm Income his -sure. Three days later_ IJor, ..-J lilt Food for PuC!I h• told Shuman ind h'lt conve.. wblldles, .which btnellt ftt'll! tion that, "&w:.ly, t11o1t Intel" pro(lueeis. t,)ther Jtemo are t1J8 eats which unlte Amerlc:an Ja. llllllon for land and water rebor and American 8jjriculture oourcea, $234 mUion lor rural ar• much stronger !han those. oleclrlflcatlon loana, flll for wnlch divide" them." He went farm ownerehlp 1o1n1 ana taao on to say thai while lllore wu million for research. uitie posotblbty of qhlekly r..,. •u ,.... took at evll")'lhlq onclllng tlleir coblllctln& viewa . wlllcl lilt llld&« Bwtll elall111o aubjtct ah.ould be explored. Btea at Real*, Llllor uti 1lae of tbt llrll lteldo w~icll r.r., lilt Ioiii eom• II ••1 mtrnt be ..pton4 pnfllably bfUtoa, or t1111y U per o1 wbo tots the - • out of (OV• llie Ioiii budpl. · eramenl - lilt larmero or Ja. But fl,l biUion ol tltla 11 tor bor? pubtic •ssllllnce, whlc:b 1001 From the Farm Bureeu'a rea1o rurol u well u urban peoo olullono, there are too many pie, fl.4 billion for hultiJ aero laws on tho booko favorina Ia· vices and .rmarch\ aloo bor. But a loof at U n i t e d. . _ · benefit all the pti)pll;" 11M ;to\11' States b~dgetanalyses indleatta here lJ ~.2 bllllOil itot "charlothat there ar~ t•r ~.~~,~! ab~st ~;..~~ . 'JT;rf":".!:!-. w... t•· ""leh ., Winter Fashion for the Congo' :· " '/' There Ia alao an lteni of $111 million for the school lWICb := Medi~cil-Report ·~11\ ..II Sl• .. . · CotfttR ,, ' ' M.clttre... •.. Coven ....,... ...... ..... ~ ~ _.. .111'_ d blttd!M __ ........ 1... \'1. :,::;...,, .'2'£',.' '• . . ~l~ - ''•·~~ SOLI~~~ -; 'Jl,: ' ... ... -· ...... Man. · .. I ,fa.qlisJ··97 . • t •. ' • • •; r. J. ,, IIHcllod CoHn Muill• ;, · Co•l•affoil MaHnss ..Pads ...,... ' .... . 100% =-·- 1 • ~ . ..... ,.; , ............ lldwelll. ............ Hg•, .. ·ILANKEI' , .· .. ~ ¢otlfojl· Mattn"' ·~ ·' , ,,.~ DACRON PlLLOW . . "'rWlN SlZE-19'·' x 76'',;,, .S141;t«li ~ . P~olot hiMf . 11111,. o1ot $tM7 Non.:.allergenic. PIH 41';. FUU. SIZES+~'~ 76" ...... S~:4i .... ' 10'.,". ,..utlity~ fucy tlc~fnot. eoniH -· • ·\. • j . . ~~ "fc. • ..... .... ... ~ ·· • •.,.._ -~ • •, -. . . . ........... . PLAID BLANKET':, ·: Muslin Pillow Protector . Cotton Sheet IICii.•ets W•M ...t. - We•r led. IUJ;g!f/UI Mit. •II ~.. H:97 •i• 70"ato''· sn.u.•fJtc.ll..i •ndJ. ... ... ,.. ~en.' '"' '' .. .1·, Mcir I SCATTEit RUG .. Wasltoblo, reversible. rug woven in Tricot & Nylon. Assorted color Aspirin Poisoning Is Most i~· CO•onAmong Youngste11< . .. comblnotions in mull~ ·color designo. · s~w· 24 ·• 41. $18?.. FOR THE · KITCHEN -87' Printed T•rrr .Disll Towels · for 2 97c. ·· ; works." __ _ .._.. • • • • Allorttll .-flonl 1 fnllt I ftttkb.. J.i'lltt on tlllrafy, IIN«Rft ""'·"" ~j <1~~ ~ ·"of • •• j ly DOROTHY KILGALLIN THE TALK OF THE 'fOWN Get ready for a bl& announcement from Seven Arta and 20th Century Fox about a cerlain Uz Taylor-Diekle Burton movie Initialed ''Cleopatra". It will be Important cinema news . . . . Don't ask Debbie Re~nolda about Las Vecu. She opened at the Riviera .to rave nvlewa and sold-out houses-then suddenly the crowds began headln& for the 1amhUnc tablea, and It wu pretty dlacouraaln& .. Gne of Broadway'a firmly eatibllahed bachelora, the brilliantly talented Jerome Robblns-choreoJrapher, director, and you·name·lt .. Ia on lhe ver1e of marrylnl 1 11r1 named ZOrah Lampert . . .. Roek 'n' roll alar Jaclde Wilson soon will underco an operation to remove the sec· oDd of two buUeta that were pumptd In· to him by an alle1ed female "fan" In a htadtlne-makln& ocene over a year aao. (And what woa justice In that cue?) At the time of the ahootill.l, lllrpona decld· ed not to•touch one builet becauae It wu loeated In a danaerous apot, but since then lt'a ahlfted to safer territory .. . . Jfont Bucholz, in New York about to atart reltearaln& for his tint Broadway PlaY, Ia wny the happieat actor around Shlibert Alley at the moment. He'a the new father of a beautiful baby pl, and now the family Ia ptrfectly balanced; lhej· alnldy have a son. Dd!Jn utoloaera who have been bUAUy oreeutlng their country'• 1983 for· tunes aaree that Prime Minister Nehru's stars show a declininc infiuenc~ (Do you have to be an astrologer to predict that!) . . . Van Johnson has slcned a five-pic· ture deal with Hal Walli&-with a clause thtt ptrmlta him to do a Broadway play, If and. when the right OM comes along. New Yorlt'a ace narcotlca oleuths have a big bead on an lnexpenslve 7th Ave. eat· lnc·place, auspected of being one of the 111011 active junllle dror,• in the midtown ana . . . . . IJIIian Re s, the pboto&enic Philadelphia nl&ht club owner who Ia up for her second trial as "the braina" in a lllif·mllllon dollar btlst, hu made a deal with I Hollywood aaent to fUm her lift ltory. Sbe'a Callfornla·bounll neat month to teU au to Cl:le acript writers. From what her pall pther, she'll need all the money lhl cu· aet lor legal feea .... . Tony Bennett hat a fancy new fealber In Ills eap: aiiiiCIIt te,ooo copiea of hla lat· Bt Around" wen eat nConl, "I pun:ilaHd fa jut.OIM day. Tilt IOiriDJ Ill& wu written by Johnny Meretr, wbo laal'dly lull room to store lilly more royaltiea. (DJrlcl Jlercman'• pretty daughter Jeiiii,V, wbtll world111 u aa lllformatlon elert at tu. UNESCO headquarten io Part., hu lleen dating the Dulte d'AJeda aftei' o!flc:e boun. Tbt dute Ia youna, Wllllll . ~'-QCKID Wash and Wear Prints and Plains LtN"I'Ic "t""' v.r,..efJ:.ftwr•• All · - · h;gl olyl~ wuto.W. irtdudlftt ' llrit~t, ....t DACRON f.a;,~ Ia • wMfe .~defy fttrtl nit-. •ntl th• most w•ntecl llll ....... Ol$ht.,.dlnt color cetRbillttions il tfNI MW ,..pilnihie, .tfr1ctin 'fl'r Clutalll_cild·Yiilaaco Sot .r-~ ~ '-"· .r.pc.i. all fi...J pofflnt willa aitfi'iat -.)lopecl ~oon~~r. sa. wo ...., .lido toy 36" 1n ' loattft. s..~ . . y.._ 14"••~·. Wftlte llily. ' ' ' - - .. - · 411 - . . 1' 3"7. . . w...., C • : . .... 9~ . -------·-- ->- -.··- - 'Ill':· . ' ' ~· -If' I • ' SPO.RT PEN. IM:~ . . . . ·u H •• �• I WA$HINCITON COLUMI'II Thll IJaily Sentln~l · · . Meigs Supports Gov. Rhodes Ohio'a new governor James A. Rhodes beaan his administration Monday un· der conditiona most auspicious for an upswing in tho state's economic and cultural levels, and in Gov . Rhodes" own political fortunea. We tit tbt two toaether, Ohio'a and Mr. Rl\odtl' future, for a ptrfectly sound and rt~pectable reason. There are clear cballeneu to be met In alate aovetmnent In lhe areu of fl· n111ce, edUcation, welfare, more rapid indllllrlalllPUIIon, fuller employment, and hllhwaya. Sllould lht new admlnla· ll'ltlon, firmly Ill the aaddle with heavy majorltlel In both lt&lslatlve chambers, noticeably reduct the lmmenaity of theae problema, OhiOIIII wiU have bent· fiW, and Gov. Rhodea obould have a Jon& 1tep taken toward national preemi· nence. That io 11 It ahould be. Succeu hal 1 virtue elneular to Itself, and politico ia no atranaer to the ayatem of choice plumbs belnl reaerved - In most caaea - for tbe man who demonatntea the flneet akllla. Moat people in Metes county will wei· come this opportunlty of the new ad· mJnlatratlon. Our vot1n1 boolbl habitual· Iy indicate at least three persona to one are solidly back of Gov. Rhodes, with· inJ him the areatell posalble aucceu. There even will be a amatterln& - who knowa how lar&e - of the opposition party In Meigs county wllltng to concede tho Republicans an unhindered chance to tackle these major iuues which face Ohio and moat other statoa. The bluatory, cold day in COlumbus where lnauturatlon ceremonlea t o o k place In the Statehouae rotunda, aomehow, was a flttlnJ oendoff for tho Rhod· es administration. The Governor's re· marks could be characterized aa down to earth. of the "lei'• aet down .to busi· ness'' kind. Almost. one could feel, this will be - If carried out - an admlnlo· tralion of austerity. The day's temperatures. if nothinJ elae, lent an authentic ,.,ttin~ to tho impression of austerity. One's imagination need not stretch to breaking point to envision South· ,..,... .. I-~ eastern Ohio's hills within the nezt dec· . ade having produced their first U. S. President. Gov. Rhodes, as much as anyone 10· day holding an important government position, puraues an image of what we would call the liberal conaervative. This may be a new term, even a ~ontradiclion of terma,1o. mere acannen fit me!! ~ ­ ideaa, However, it beat descrlbel Mr. Rhodea and bla philosophy of govern· ment of which he baa spoken numerouo time• In Mel&• county'a public foruma. We define a liberal conservative u a person who accepts modern challenaos In aoclety 11 a concern of government, but alway• seeking action toward their ·oolullon on tbe lowest possible level, be&lnnln& with the neighborhOOd and endinJ wilb the nationol aovernment, ond olwaya, too, within tho framework of a free and aolvent society. There Is a popular and learned school of political acience which aaya t b a I state Jovernmenta in tbe U.. S. today by and larre are ·incapable' of fuhloning and carrylnc out efficient aolutiona to their problema In fillance, hlghwtyo, mental health, and educ:Atl6ii. The checkl and balances, more than in the federal constitution, are 10 ma&nified on the state level that little or nothin& can really be accompliohed. This would appear to have been true of the DISalle administration, whose leader, Mr. DiSalle, fought ml&htlly for what he uw tile state needed, but obtelned little of it. Will it" be true of Gov. Rhodel' ad· mlnlatralion! Whether It Is or not will depend In Jarre part upon tho support given blm In hia work tbe next four yean by the citizens everywhere in Ohio. The opportunity for real achievement In atatecrlfl is at band, for Ohioans and for Gov. Rhodes. His ond Ohio'• success could pusb him Into a brilliant national spotli(lht, and Ohio could ~ recoanized as I h o bil'thplace of a modern yet aound approach to 1tate 10vernment, "that . • I ·' ' .- Far~ers, ·ot_:$ani~ed Lab~r, R~opeti Feuds.; . . BY PETER EDSON W;\SHINGTIJ~ - • (~!iiA) - ltcniary of "!Abor w. Will .... ·• Wlrll"and American Farm Bureau Foderotlon President Charles Shuman started a little ·arcument lht other day which ;. .worth ~"'ljiJnl allY• .lor a lit~ J!irt!t~r reseirch lind analYtll• -' a: ~ ,......; . ,. IU"D~t . ANNUAL conven· lion In Atlanta, Shuman dellv· !red a 'enur1clation of organized labor. 'nlere is nolhlng new ln this. BeciUIIO the unions have .- made numerouo attenlpiJ to orranlze farm labor, the bl& com.morcll! Iarmon are apllllt them. Also, organized workera In farm fond and fiber proceoslnfi plants, demanding ant! getting higher wages and better work· ing eondllions, are believed by larm operators to be ro1pons~ blo for raising consumer prlcet, while higher wogos In Industry raises the prices of thlnp r~rm­ ... buy. Tbe AFB coovnttoa tll:en wen• •• record In a oerlea ol molntiOdl · against ladastry-w 1d e harptulng, the untoa abop, oe<oudory boycotls, f.,.lberbeddlnr ond all tho other tiJinp tile Na· tioaal Aisoeiatlon tf Mlinuf•c· . on 111o books benefitlnJ agrlcu~ ture !han benellllnJ labor - Industrial, organized labor, that t•ero uve beH aplaot le r ~ 1 yean. Farm Bureau niolutlohs a~ oo aokod lor repealollllo~w.-.. hour laws, opposod further .Jiberaltzatioit of minimum . wa.,.. . I• w;, unemplu~ment insurance benefit• and railr01d retiren.ent. Finall)·. they u~td thai unions be broulhl Wider I he • antltrull laws. ,. '-. '· program. City and county cllil- l!rtn botiJ belltlit-from tiJio but larmera get Pold for produc~nt 11. . .11 you t .a.k.e •• . everythlna the that ,... Into II. So that lhe 1116! budeet" elallllhoo tiJII 111m lhoukl probably be a• Iiiii!· ~ ~--;-· ~loci ,t<> ll1o qriculture llud. V.· · 1 "' · . . ..... I : .,: . , - - • WHAT IS ·LEFT Ia 1111- •i<~ 'L..-.. . .r.."': for labpr and manpower ~~ '.aervkiu and $225 million !Gr vOo•, /f} c:atloaal rehlbWlatl!o! - I too ~. '. Ill 01 only e&7t million or a ut.< , ,"2' llllVIt 1!1 of I per cent of .tile ·• budget, and obout a )enlh til ·'f Whit 1001 for qrieUllun, The Budj,et Bureau makee ' another special analyola of ox- •· pendlturto ·Whleh jlfOvklo lldl. •' . or Hrvlcta 10 •P..Ial IJ'OUpe, It •tlmatea aJda to qrlctllo lure for thla Jill' at ...15 bllo lion. It tltlmatea aida to labor at .a1 million, moatly for . D tended · UJII!IIIIioymlnt CO~IPO~ ullllll and flO lliUIIon lor man- , • power tralnin( lor I Ioiii 01 ttl mUUon. Deplrtmtll. of Labor alo o polato nl IIIII Ito Employmei11 . ...,lee, wllicll placea IIVertll mill011 farm wortera a )'tit, _. lo rWiy pllld lor by 1 IU n r. • dallrlll . emplo)'tl'o, all 11J BVT 'l1IE FARM !I{IIUtJ • ' dill In v lie ·Labor ~rotary The bl&:-item Wirtz., to address them, 1o get lion for fll'm Income his -sure. Three days later_ IJor, ..-J lilt Food for PuC!I h• told Shuman ind h'lt conve.. wblldles, .which btnellt ftt'll! tion that, "&w:.ly, t11o1t Intel" pro(lueeis. t,)ther Jtemo are t1J8 eats which unlte Amerlc:an Ja. llllllon for land and water rebor and American 8jjriculture oourcea, $234 mUion lor rural ar• much stronger !han those. oleclrlflcatlon loana, flll for wnlch divide" them." He went farm ownerehlp 1o1n1 ana taao on to say thai while lllore wu million for research. uitie posotblbty of qhlekly r..,. •u ,.... took at evll")'lhlq onclllng tlleir coblllctln& viewa . wlllcl lilt llld&« Bwtll elall111o aubjtct ah.ould be explored. Btea at Real*, Llllor uti 1lae of tbt llrll lteldo w~icll r.r., lilt Ioiii eom• II ••1 mtrnt be ..pton4 pnfllably bfUtoa, or t1111y U per o1 wbo tots the - • out of (OV• llie Ioiii budpl. · eramenl - lilt larmero or Ja. But fl,l biUion ol tltla 11 tor bor? pubtic •ssllllnce, whlc:b 1001 From the Farm Bureeu'a rea1o rurol u well u urban peoo olullono, there are too many pie, fl.4 billion for hultiJ aero laws on tho booko favorina Ia· vices and .rmarch\ aloo bor. But a loof at U n i t e d. . _ · benefit all the pti)pll;" 11M ;to\11' States b~dgetanalyses indleatta here lJ ~.2 bllllOil itot "charlothat there ar~ t•r ~.~~,~! ab~st ~;..~~ . 'JT;rf":".!:!-. w... t•· ""leh ., Winter Fashion for the Congo' :· " '/' There Ia alao an lteni of $111 million for the school lWICb := Medi~cil-Report ·~11\ ..II Sl• .. . · CotfttR ,, ' ' M.clttre... •.. Coven ....,... ...... ..... ~ ~ _.. .111'_ d blttd!M __ ........ 1... \'1. :,::;...,, .'2'£',.' '• . . ~l~ - ''•·~~ SOLI~~~ -; 'Jl,: ' ... ... -· ...... Man. · .. I ,fa.qlisJ··97 . • t •. ' • • •; r. J. ,, IIHcllod CoHn Muill• ;, · Co•l•affoil MaHnss ..Pads ...,... ' .... . 100% =-·- 1 • ~ . ..... ,.; , ............ lldwelll. ............ Hg•, .. ·ILANKEI' , .· .. ~ ¢otlfojl· Mattn"' ·~ ·' , ,,.~ DACRON PlLLOW . . "'rWlN SlZE-19'·' x 76'',;,, .S141;t«li ~ . P~olot hiMf . 11111,. o1ot $tM7 Non.:.allergenic. PIH 41';. FUU. SIZES+~'~ 76" ...... S~:4i .... ' 10'.,". ,..utlity~ fucy tlc~fnot. eoniH -· • ·\. • j . . ~~ "fc. • ..... .... ... ~ ·· • •.,.._ -~ • •, -. . . . ........... . PLAID BLANKET':, ·: Muslin Pillow Protector . Cotton Sheet IICii.•ets W•M ...t. - We•r led. IUJ;g!f/UI Mit. •II ~.. H:97 •i• 70"ato''· sn.u.•fJtc.ll..i •ndJ. ... ... ,.. ~en.' '"' '' .. .1·, Mcir I SCATTEit RUG .. Wasltoblo, reversible. rug woven in Tricot & Nylon. Assorted color Aspirin Poisoning Is Most i~· CO•onAmong Youngste11< . .. comblnotions in mull~ ·color designo. · s~w· 24 ·• 41. $18?.. FOR THE · KITCHEN -87' Printed T•rrr .Disll Towels · for 2 97c. ·· ; works." __ _ .._.. • • • • Allorttll .-flonl 1 fnllt I ftttkb.. J.i'lltt on tlllrafy, IIN«Rft ""'·"" ~j <1~~ ~ ·"of • •• j ly DOROTHY KILGALLIN THE TALK OF THE 'fOWN Get ready for a bl& announcement from Seven Arta and 20th Century Fox about a cerlain Uz Taylor-Diekle Burton movie Initialed ''Cleopatra". It will be Important cinema news . . . . Don't ask Debbie Re~nolda about Las Vecu. She opened at the Riviera .to rave nvlewa and sold-out houses-then suddenly the crowds began headln& for the 1amhUnc tablea, and It wu pretty dlacouraaln& .. Gne of Broadway'a firmly eatibllahed bachelora, the brilliantly talented Jerome Robblns-choreoJrapher, director, and you·name·lt .. Ia on lhe ver1e of marrylnl 1 11r1 named ZOrah Lampert . . .. Roek 'n' roll alar Jaclde Wilson soon will underco an operation to remove the sec· oDd of two buUeta that were pumptd In· to him by an alle1ed female "fan" In a htadtlne-makln& ocene over a year aao. (And what woa justice In that cue?) At the time of the ahootill.l, lllrpona decld· ed not to•touch one builet becauae It wu loeated In a danaerous apot, but since then lt'a ahlfted to safer territory .. . . Jfont Bucholz, in New York about to atart reltearaln& for his tint Broadway PlaY, Ia wny the happieat actor around Shlibert Alley at the moment. He'a the new father of a beautiful baby pl, and now the family Ia ptrfectly balanced; lhej· alnldy have a son. Dd!Jn utoloaera who have been bUAUy oreeutlng their country'• 1983 for· tunes aaree that Prime Minister Nehru's stars show a declininc infiuenc~ (Do you have to be an astrologer to predict that!) . . . Van Johnson has slcned a five-pic· ture deal with Hal Walli&-with a clause thtt ptrmlta him to do a Broadway play, If and. when the right OM comes along. New Yorlt'a ace narcotlca oleuths have a big bead on an lnexpenslve 7th Ave. eat· lnc·place, auspected of being one of the 111011 active junllle dror,• in the midtown ana . . . . . IJIIian Re s, the pboto&enic Philadelphia nl&ht club owner who Ia up for her second trial as "the braina" in a lllif·mllllon dollar btlst, hu made a deal with I Hollywood aaent to fUm her lift ltory. Sbe'a Callfornla·bounll neat month to teU au to Cl:le acript writers. From what her pall pther, she'll need all the money lhl cu· aet lor legal feea .... . Tony Bennett hat a fancy new fealber In Ills eap: aiiiiCIIt te,ooo copiea of hla lat· Bt Around" wen eat nConl, "I pun:ilaHd fa jut.OIM day. Tilt IOiriDJ Ill& wu written by Johnny Meretr, wbo laal'dly lull room to store lilly more royaltiea. (DJrlcl Jlercman'• pretty daughter Jeiiii,V, wbtll world111 u aa lllformatlon elert at tu. UNESCO headquarten io Part., hu lleen dating the Dulte d'AJeda aftei' o!flc:e boun. Tbt dute Ia youna, Wllllll . ~'-QCKID Wash and Wear Prints and Plains LtN"I'Ic "t""' v.r,..efJ:.ftwr•• All · - · h;gl olyl~ wuto.W. irtdudlftt ' llrit~t, ....t DACRON f.a;,~ Ia • wMfe .~defy fttrtl nit-. •ntl th• most w•ntecl llll ....... Ol$ht.,.dlnt color cetRbillttions il tfNI MW ,..pilnihie, .tfr1ctin 'fl'r Clutalll_cild·Yiilaaco Sot .r-~ ~ '-"· .r.pc.i. all fi...J pofflnt willa aitfi'iat -.)lopecl ~oon~~r. sa. wo ...., .lido toy 36" 1n ' loattft. s..~ . . y.._ 14"••~·. Wftlte llily. ' ' ' - - .. - · 411 - . . 1' 3"7. . . w...., C • : . .... 9~ . -------·-- ->- -.··- - 'Ill':· . ' ' ~· -If' I • ' SPO.RT PEN. IM:~ . . . . ·u H •• �• ' MOdell Fired -·Brown BeCause 'Key. Players Tlireatened ----~------~--~~~--~~ I' '• ' ' ,.,. "\· ...., . " ' ' '"· • ' . ' ~ -f ' ~ .-(.' . ~"j: Your ' ' ·' ' I .._... . ' ielat£v ~---"'' HEINZ tomato-Ketch•• ·,· ~--;.. ... .. -,. - . - ' 14-0i. aoni.EI · . Lahl .... auP•II MAIIK.TS We liurve The Right To Limit Quontltie1 HUNT'S IIDIIM THIS COUPON llJI. . GREEitstAMPS 69c Can llrld Plutlo Balllac•• " IU., .ha. ~· tHL 0u ClaQM 'l'e &.ell ramllp. ll.clo. In Hoppy Hot- ...... Pecan PaUles ...... ,... c.... .,. W.. Ia~ It, IIIII. ... ' Dills :; 21 Kraft Macaro•i Di11er 2""" 33 A.B.C.•Dog Food 12 ~~ '1 EV.tNS SUP*i"TRIM-SWIFTS PREMIUM U.S. COV'T. INSPECTED . ' '. " ' • . ca.u•• .. . ' .. ·=· · ' : . : ' ..... ..,... - ·- - t - ~-~·, . . 1 . 10, •.. ... : ~oil ' . ........ , .' (IWt. - ' " '. .-n. _, ' . 'i ..... . .... .; . . ~ I , .1. . ;_: ' ' fi~ . ' • .. ar ....... Mk ..., ' . 'flllr ' ~- ,. .. ,,, • . 1 •. " ~· hothFroan- BRUDED !-. .' I - '1 . ~~~- t .., :.: · '1 . ,." - ' CUTTING••· Especially fctr YOU ·I ' ... ~- ·. " ( ;: •,... . . . .· .. ·• . m r-w. ·~ 'i' . ' \ ,, >'1: jj , .. . '1 I • ;- • " ' . .. ..I ...., •1 ·. ..... ' . '''*'"I '!'(. ' ' If By Cllance Yau Dalft .... YOUR STEAK, Our Mana.... Delight In Satlt(Jia1 YNeedt Par Weig~, ~ Or Size. · ··.·. ~ ·$ .,. .•. tli ~· :. " :,,,. .~ .... • • .Jut W At Ea•r ' . ' ' ' CI!ICI... Drops -T•~ ' _.,......S.~IIIMir,""'-MtiGt . . ljaof ·I ...,_EVANS ...,....,.diWJth PKIIII ' . , PECAN ROLLS·~I . ., We iVANs , LI ...IT,D .UPPLYI . ur1• 12xl0 Mufti-Pial.. fJtUIT PJES · ·4· ·5 ~-· ~. f'AI' H1flii ' ~ , ... ••••i ...... .' EVA•N~-Do. .~ Pliww . ·'· •2.'' 2'·' ' • . ' ~- A An1tW ..... ...... ~33 2 ' I ' ' , ' \ -1 -'- • CUSTOM · 101100 STRIETIAII'I BREADED Cuu' ------~---- 1111. r • A,ool lhoth ...... - ~"~"• Ivana Super Trim - Swlft'1 Premium u. s. Gov't. llllpleted ', . • ,• •1.:· '1 ' . am.. · · ~ .\'' -~~ ' IIIII Cou- .....: ·~- illl lloo. u. , !'l\,&~ <· ..... hperI , .... - . . ' ......... 11 •.; · .:: 11 • '!:' ,*1 · I ' ,.. ,.•,, ...,[; ~ -.::::· . :... :{•''"''' . .. ' ' of tO ~ ~·: ' ' . ' ""'1 .... ••' = -=. '' ' \ ;' .-.... ' '• D ¥ 59 f:4 •ttociMcl to 41-ct• ._ ,_, • .. __l " ';1Q 11 ~.~ : ......! 11 ,. Sliced ., ,.••, . ..... Hot Tea 81p . ' \ : ' .:·~: :; / 100 . , 1..... - ~-Ito · 1. · -. -~ ~11 c.... .,...' Qlt Brei• ..."' ....nih -. · .. .............. .~ ....... _,..,. .... ruaur. ,,..... ' '""'.......... ij·' r HUNT'S ., . ...,....... -.~ . '' . . . , . . . . . ltll. · . . . ' ,,. ' Hllll'a IVANI . ,,·· ........, . . ~-~· :t·~, Q· .i · • ·1 . ~ ' ................. . . . . PEA&HES: ..., _ 'h . . .II l'lallJ, • 01 . Yellow ~fl;...... DUNCAN HINES CAKE MIX . ' alEA '. ·IS Y~ c::,ril 2,HIJ;41 , i ,.,.. -· -· •• " ;~~ • Hi.C Dri1k.~::· 3 ~· '1 uatT's Smucker~• Preserves ::;;- 3 ~~-: '1 Westfield Grape Juice 3 2~· II· . Hunt's Fruit Cocktail 3 !~ , sHowaoAT Hint's Fruit Cocktail 2 EPs foRK Hunt's BartleH Pean 2 :: o . ., . H~tnl's Tomato Patte · 2 ..~. 25 . . Hunt's Tomato Padt · 2 !: 41 .. · ~ . 2:25 • 1 . I ' '' I' 4 ::: 89 Fruit Cocktail---- Monday thru Thursday ••••.•.. 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Fri. and Sat••• , • , ••.••••. 8:30A.M. to 8:30P.M. . .- ' lox HEINZ HOT KETCHUP · · Corner S.COnd & Mill St., Middleport . ' ' ..'.,• I ; " �• ' MOdell Fired -·Brown BeCause 'Key. Players Tlireatened ----~------~--~~~--~~ I' '• ' ' ,.,. "\· ...., . " ' ' '"· • ' . ' ~ -f ' ~ .-(.' . ~"j: Your ' ' ·' ' I .._... . ' ielat£v ~---"'' HEINZ tomato-Ketch•• ·,· ~--;.. ... .. -,. - . - ' 14-0i. aoni.EI · . Lahl .... auP•II MAIIK.TS We liurve The Right To Limit Quontltie1 HUNT'S IIDIIM THIS COUPON llJI. . GREEitstAMPS 69c Can llrld Plutlo Balllac•• " IU., .ha. ~· tHL 0u ClaQM 'l'e &.ell ramllp. ll.clo. In Hoppy Hot- ...... Pecan PaUles ...... ,... c.... .,. W.. Ia~ It, IIIII. ... ' Dills :; 21 Kraft Macaro•i Di11er 2""" 33 A.B.C.•Dog Food 12 ~~ '1 EV.tNS SUP*i"TRIM-SWIFTS PREMIUM U.S. COV'T. INSPECTED . ' '. " ' • . ca.u•• .. . ' .. ·=· · ' : . : ' ..... ..,... - ·- - t - ~-~·, . . 1 . 10, •.. ... : ~oil ' . ........ , .' (IWt. - ' " '. .-n. _, ' . 'i ..... . .... .; . . ~ I , .1. . ;_: ' ' fi~ . ' • .. ar ....... Mk ..., ' . 'flllr ' ~- ,. .. ,,, • . 1 •. " ~· hothFroan- BRUDED !-. .' I - '1 . ~~~- t .., :.: · '1 . ,." - ' CUTTING••· Especially fctr YOU ·I ' ... ~- ·. " ( ;: •,... . . . .· .. ·• . m r-w. ·~ 'i' . ' \ ,, >'1: jj , .. . '1 I • ;- • " ' . .. ..I ...., •1 ·. ..... ' . '''*'"I '!'(. ' ' If By Cllance Yau Dalft .... YOUR STEAK, Our Mana.... Delight In Satlt(Jia1 YNeedt Par Weig~, ~ Or Size. · ··.·. ~ ·$ .,. .•. tli ~· :. " :,,,. .~ .... • • .Jut W At Ea•r ' . ' ' ' CI!ICI... Drops -T•~ ' _.,......S.~IIIMir,""'-MtiGt . . ljaof ·I ...,_EVANS ...,....,.diWJth PKIIII ' . , PECAN ROLLS·~I . ., We iVANs , LI ...IT,D .UPPLYI . ur1• 12xl0 Mufti-Pial.. fJtUIT PJES · ·4· ·5 ~-· ~. f'AI' H1flii ' ~ , ... ••••i ...... .' EVA•N~-Do. .~ Pliww . ·'· •2.'' 2'·' ' • . ' ~- A An1tW ..... ...... ~33 2 ' I ' ' , ' \ -1 -'- • CUSTOM · 101100 STRIETIAII'I BREADED Cuu' ------~---- 1111. r • A,ool lhoth ...... - ~"~"• Ivana Super Trim - Swlft'1 Premium u. s. Gov't. llllpleted ', . • ,• •1.:· '1 ' . am.. · · ~ .\'' -~~ ' IIIII Cou- .....: ·~- illl lloo. u. , !'l\,&~ <· ..... hperI , .... - . . ' ......... 11 •.; · .:: 11 • '!:' ,*1 · I ' ,.. ,.•,, ...,[; ~ -.::::· . :... :{•''"''' . .. ' ' of tO ~ ~·: ' ' . ' ""'1 .... ••' = -=. '' ' \ ;' .-.... ' '• D ¥ 59 f:4 •ttociMcl to 41-ct• ._ ,_, • .. __l " ';1Q 11 ~.~ : ......! 11 ,. Sliced ., ,.••, . ..... Hot Tea 81p . ' \ : ' .:·~: :; / 100 . , 1..... - ~-Ito · 1. · -. -~ ~11 c.... .,...' Qlt Brei• ..."' ....nih -. · .. .............. .~ ....... _,..,. .... ruaur. ,,..... ' '""'.......... ij·' r HUNT'S ., . ...,....... -.~ . '' . . . , . . . . . ltll. · . . . ' ,,. ' Hllll'a IVANI . ,,·· ........, . . ~-~· :t·~, Q· .i · • ·1 . ~ ' ................. . . . . PEA&HES: ..., _ 'h . . .II l'lallJ, • 01 . Yellow ~fl;...... DUNCAN HINES CAKE MIX . ' alEA '. ·IS Y~ c::,ril 2,HIJ;41 , i ,.,.. -· -· •• " ;~~ • Hi.C Dri1k.~::· 3 ~· '1 uatT's Smucker~• Preserves ::;;- 3 ~~-: '1 Westfield Grape Juice 3 2~· II· . Hunt's Fruit Cocktail 3 !~ , sHowaoAT Hint's Fruit Cocktail 2 EPs foRK Hunt's BartleH Pean 2 :: o . ., . H~tnl's Tomato Patte · 2 ..~. 25 . . Hunt's Tomato Padt · 2 !: 41 .. · ~ . 2:25 • 1 . I ' '' I' 4 ::: 89 Fruit Cocktail---- Monday thru Thursday ••••.•.. 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Fri. and Sat••• , • , ••.••••. 8:30A.M. to 8:30P.M. . .- ' lox HEINZ HOT KETCHUP · · Corner S.COnd & Mill St., Middleport . ' ' ..'.,• I ; " �.. • , .......... . ' '.. • •• i • Mainly A~ut. · ·People In Pomeroy .Mon.gomery . ls. !olo{!jfl'~l•, ltt Oak Grove Soc~al News .j { THURS.- FRI•.,. ~..;._ » . ....., .,._. ...a ltlllll,.,. __ ~. b~. ~ m~.tlns ! I')' ol .... ~ .;peo~ j l.!r Mo!on, W. Vo . .wtad ..,.. ll>oppb11 llld on llullnen: Grimm Willi bltllidoj .. .. II* Lao. ' t' RIP Ilou"" Adkboa, Mtt. Ul)' ... tillm ........... 1••) of. . . .! wldi .... Qnad. w oail ..... Cliuioy flrooln lurday. . !lr. .... 111'1. Otlto Llfrinl Ill 1oft, Mrt. Loura Glhbo .Mn. raised In U.. Oak (lrovo C..m· at.ft't fallllr trllo, Mt. Iiiii YJalr.l l'rtday .,.,_, Wllb Mro. Anna Wltpnd ond Mto. aed Mr• Mn. DlriJI!• Gi1111e llr•. fnd U. lloulla. NeUie Adkino Mn. Ada Thomp. munity, t1te daUChiBI ol Mr. Mrt. I'NI !'Jilt. • Mr..... Mra. C. lt. Fry. Oorlhy 'Wleaond vililod Mono 1NI'e Iii Galllpola, Ohio Selur- •...,_ lh'd• . ...,.. _.... ond, Mr. Sllnlily Adkins, or.d Mn. AIIIM ,.,., better Mn. ln ·Polnt .Mr. Ob7 B. Roulll Wlad day .VI!IIlnf wtlll Mr. ond.Mn. ...,.,.. ...,. Yllir.l Mr."" ..... Twllllbil •. I I . Tho Lodiea Aid of tbe BoardJ kllown u "UOO. Amos" 1o l"nttnl, W. Va. Frlday afllrio 01> Mr. and Mn. Eel Fry Satur- Fred M. Rolqh, Glbbe' IOD DahiJ who II I mod- Rl«enl Yridoy ~. · ' .,....,_ _ _ _ _·- : - -!Baptiot cbureh, beld their rq- thoae Who remembet' him. Mr. IIOCMI 011 day *'lllinl· · Mt. 01111 Mn. ll:al P«Ueol at tbe .I!QJur fie». Mr. and Mf.. .AdJdlt .( · ular meetlot; In tbe Boar<k Fry belped bUild tbe Oak Grove 'llunday .,..._ IUelll ollolr. , Vlalllnc with Mr. ond. Mn. Sondra and ~loll Ray vil•t.cl pltll. . of .New Haven, \f. va. .,.. AHenol;n... at tbe Jal< Grove SchOol bouse Wednesday. ThOse I!.U.B. church, and band plan- 1<od Mro. DeMit Ruuoh, II'. t;. 1!. Fry 8ulldoy Wb their 'l'lleaday ev....., wltb Mr a. lolr. I"Mnie RlcQrd vltitad P'rldlly IIIOtlllnc wtlll - l(r a. I..U.B. • tnday School wu 34.. attending were. Mrs. Maude ed tbe Rata that are .WI being •ere IJJa "'" lind tam®, Mf. IOii, Jobnle hy from New Hav- Roulh'•lllster, Mn. l4al')' Bone- Tboroday aftemoon with !lr. e; ncb V81J Schoydr wiiU. Ill'. llue to U.• bad weather the at- Roush, Mn Mildred 'Jbomp. USed out o1 roligh bo&rds him- and M,l. Jolui Jk,uab, Julll 01111 e.., W. Ve. • culler o! Pomeroy, Ohio. end Mn. lliellard 01111 011111 Mrt. Curtil Rldrlbl dr• oil qultu 1 100, Mre .. 1rtpe Myere, M ra. oel!. 'lbia lo the !lrat •.!me lhll J..bnlde of 0. · Viliting Frld.oy IIIOllllnl wltb Mill J..U.:. Gtbbt of t be Mn. Blaach v.. Seboyell. In Muon, w. Va. Tlli Llt'IH Aid Gl the. 0 k Mae Roulb, Mrt. Laura Glbtia, Mr. l!i<k*':<! hu hlo' aunt . Eddie Muon, W. Mr. ond Ma. Otey B. RoUib lltoad Rlln <OIIIIDUDlty viliUid Mro. Am7 Boalon vill*l FrJ. Mester DIUJJ!e 011 "' 1111 Grove E.U B. Church beld tlwir Mno. J.,ora Mae Bro1fR and !Its. lor fort)' years, at tbe time IJlOIII Beturday wttb Mr, WQ_Mr. Arcb Routh. S.turday evening wtlll be r day evening with Mr. and Mra. Union Community opj!nt Betur, rqulat In tbe cbw:c;ll Catbej.yn Newberry and TJm. their lather p&a8ed away. and Mrl. ('111111 Rldrard IIIII TUesday OYenlng dJnnelo arlndJ>ar•nll,, Mr. ond M rt. Ed Fry. day visjtlns with hll coua111o. . I baoellllllt • leedey. 'l'he7 hid a llli.:. Mr.' Gordon Grlmm of Bel- Mro. Bllnch V6D 111boYcfr.,, of Mr. and Mn. Okey B. JWulb . Dwllht Gibb•. Rev Silas Billo ol Poln S.nomie. Pat end MIU Sack lunch •t tbe noon hour. Mro lok:NICide or Par- vldere, Dllnola, called on Mrs. LIIUe· Mill ·KathJ llqprty W«e Mre. Rouah'ason and wile, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Randolph, · v ps Su 1 Mrs Mildred Thomjllllll IIIII Tbey splllt the day quilting and kersb,;,, •• va.,, Mn. !'fora l!lllzaliet,b Mlke of ,New. Raven, W. 'Ve. tpllll Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blea•lng o! Stella Mae and Pau.letllo opent Mta. Bolton and oill · Iewing CII'J)tt rags. Tbe meet. "••lb of 0 - 'CI'"· Wloco arid Sun; . Grimm Frldly nJchl and . 81turday Letart, W. Va., Mr. and Mra. S.nday a!terooon vosoling Mr. Mrs Denn' Roooh Sr · Sammie were shoppJnc In Poiat lng wu caDI!d to ord..- by the •..,. enoa "'' ft. ha· bi!en visiting lrlenda and vlalting bar frllllcl, l-Ittle Mill CUrtis Young and Mr Hub- eo d Mrs. Clarence Yeager, · Ft · M Pleaoanl, w. Va. Frldly. , ,.;i" 1 00 •h pt'elident, Mre. .Nellie Adkins, lin, _and Mr. miliaMrt. relativeo• In tbe community for Virginia Lou Thompson, bard from Charleston, W. Va. Sharon and Beverly. Mr. Dwillh' Gibbl vilited J'rl. . /;. With iorlptun readiq by Mrs. Adkms of .New ven, · I. the past lew days. Mr. and Mrs. Jomes Keeler Mrs. Le<>la Young and Mr. Mrs. Beulah Ri<Wrd called spen , ay r ' · do aftel'llOOII with Mr c a, . Looise Adtlna, folluwtd by visited Sunday mol'lllng wltb Mr. and Mr1. Leonard Roush and daughter Paula vls.tted Sunar.d Mrs. Okey B. Rousi. were on Mr and Mrs. C. 1 . Fry Sat· • brother, Mr. and Mrs. Fry. ' · H•ward Roush ol lhe Vernon Y ftoup Ill praying the Lords Mrs. Blanch Van Scboyck, 11111 and family vlslled Sunday al- day afternoon with Mrs. Keef· shopping in Point Ple11ant, w. 1urday morning. 'Prayer, Mrs. Laura Gibbo dill- Mr. and Mn. CUrtJs Rickard, ternoon wltlt Mr. Rousb's bfo.. •r's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray· Va. Saturday. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. community. llfr. and Mrs. CUrtta lhiiHd the meeting with a pray- Mrs. McNickle and ·lllrs, Roath !her and !amlly, Mr. and Mrs. mond Fife of Cheshire, 0. Mr. and Mf!. Albert Thomp- and Mrs. Harry Thompson were Mr. alld Mrs. Jameo Keefer have returnetl lo their homo Clll " «. Thole llllhdlng were, Mrs. jere thl aunt. of Mr.0 Rlckatd, Leo Roush of Letart, W.Va. Mr. and . Okey B. Roush ron, Virginia, Alberta Joe, Marson and family, Mr. and and Pau.. 1illited Saturday eve- Letart, Sand HID !'Old lfllr ·• ltsta Adkins, Mrl. Allie Hoft-•Mn. Van Mr. ond Mrs; Jotui Grondstafl 8Ld Mrs. .Myera apent lha and Harriet Thompson a.. Mro. Albert Thompwn, Martha jntne with Mr. and Mrs. Virgil spendinc lhe holiday• Ill 0.. Jan. 16, 1983·7 and daUCh~Jra, Kathy ond Ter- Monday In W. Va. ststed Mr. and Mrs. I! r n I e Alberta Joe, Harriet and Vir· Adkillll and Su.. lesion, W. Va. · ""'!'!• ' ..-..,._ _ _ _ _ man,' 'lrt. ltrd A61n1.'Mn. MI:Jn;. Mn. Awarded Post With Commeree -~~~~ 01111 U:.. • Ma~ ~ ~· ~ey t~e .,.... . . ~ ~ ~- ~~~a:~wiue:i ;::b : •.::i ':t ~th· ~ M~. ;'!...: Mr~ llr.- ~ ~ ~ston,•n<!'.Pat1 ~llllll\t , ~ ~· llcllliJiil~ ~.. ~ 1 ...a Enw.ea. Rou~h v.,.. l~elr ~yck ~": .,. ' '.. • .' ,, I ,., '· '. I: • 'I '&, . . :f 4' t':" • :1 - · .....,. ... ll - .. !"" • . ~r-; ~ i ". ' ·. '• ·~- • ... • ' .'· / ' ..~. ·~i .. . ' •••. Cotto.,.. B OUSES f--t"__;;;....;;;....; 0.. largo lol ., lodiW bloweo Ill 01111 ron up aleeve Jtylea •• a-'"'1 eolon ond pa~ IorDI .. Ill 12 lo 40. c REG. $1.00 VAL~E - )'OUl ~ jil JEWE.LRY "'' :t~-l.~.t/11< .....,... • • •'f• 1 \ ., .., , ..I' '· Rer. $1.00 value Alit. 1t!'fllelrr_. Large Alst. ~ed it a low low price for qlllell oale. Shop Select from Reg. $11.00 nlueo. Hlgk BDd med. heeb, out · go. Ever)' polr a barpln, Save DOW at '1 . DRESS SHOES. f! ' fl ~17 04 ..~e. &ton. .. ' . .. LADIES ' . '1. BwiiiJ ........ - tonuine rabbit for trim •• beaded deaigno ... .. . . . . - •• uat llld ra'Mible. . ta quilt¥ obeot •• auinn!OOd tor - · ...., l.auDdllrillp. . · SIZE 8Hl99 · · . 54 BUNNY STYLI , . -" Soff' Rayon PANTIES 14!!1... ,.... • 'liliit. ~ ~ 5 ., ' , ,l ', 1 . . . . lb. '14'• <' ' '11 I , • 1 . '· ,. • ' 1•J ' \ Md +srl!*l ...., S. I lrllMip y.,.a.,. ..... ,lftYiime. lllllld ........... c.s • .Cif Lob .. ,..... beet r..;. ..... • II k11 1 pec'J!IJJ It' .. t' . ., . ~. $5.98 ,. . . ·. CHEESE SPREAD BISCUITS c ' . ". • PEACH PRESERVES sTREussEL WEIDNIU HOMI ·STYLE SWIIT , tQII. •:•u,'l ES~ ~ . ~. DEL MONTE CLQVIR I'AitM . FRUIT , C.:ATSUP-~:27c 'COCKTAIL *:z•- 5 .... $1 OSAGE TURNII'! ' BUSH MUSTAJU» !CALE .' HES HAINES rua . .,. $1 GREENS . .' " NH KJDNEY BEANS 2~ s ... 101 ··~· . " ' CLOVER PARM IUili!PINI 1!. J. . PEAS '". , ~- I au DANISH ROLLS J! ·":-, ,.- CHUCK ROAST LIL' DAVEY WEINERS .. ' 2 ... 89c LUNCH MEATS 1•· IREAKI'AST HAM HAM BOLOGNA DUTCH LOAf SALAD TOMA'TOES - - - - 1\4 lb. beaket 37c ROME APPLES 4 lb. IN1 39c TANGELOS (NO FROST) doz. 79c NEW CALIF. CAIIAGE 2 lbs. 19c IIZI ~ li' .' ~ '· CUl:OMIER---- 12 oz. JAit ·"4" AND DONUTS AT OUil DAIRY CASI. AYAILAILI THUiti.-Pitl....tAT. CLOVIR PAlM BAKERS DOZEN ALSO TRY PILLSBURY ROLLS • ~ .............. ..... l..dloa Iii a - ........... llaW... _._., $2.ln IIOW~···lb $1.1111 . .RACINE ,....,......... .Hiac Lallail .. " - . . . bollia.·! _....., $1..00; IIOW IW 1W Caa111 Ill a.-.. J-.. . ;.r SHORTENING . 3 lb. can • LAD1 Ill( . .... !I<} "WIII"H '~"' nQ ;~ PILLSBURY or BALLARD >",. .•.. ;· . . . , 1111 ' •f l' ·r Mac· ................. ., ...... - W >'! -.t11' I KRAFT TASTY LOAF ';. 1&. 74' ,. • ' ·o ~ · -. s-~s~; . . . pufol' . . ..• • eelool flaa lilea M'? ....... 1004' tlme .. up , . ... looll• 0114 - - ,, MARGARINE . :::::=:::::::=::±::::z:;;;;;;~~ ····~~ · LADIES 1Jo6.7 ·• .. ,. . SIZE &qC:-108 ' .. ~ 42x36 .PILLOW .CASES· 2:for 7sc· \' '· ' ,• ' .. CLOVER FARM ,. ' Spec1o1 1 - Wldte ........,. ~ ltoolt-up oil ii,.. ,qbaJIIJ. Rope Cotto& llDalta llheell 0114 Cl!lel • • 1 - prlcea ill lcnm for tbla ·oolon CLOVER FARM . j; ·~'I . ' Popular • ~ HOPE conoN-MUSLIN SH~Ets.· •••· , ...- ... ·, _·•.., >~ . ITE·· "·' ~· - .' . ~· ~ ..... .MOCCASINS . ' ·, , .. . Ladies' F• Trilllllll Come shop with us and see what you can save on all you see I Our word to you: ."Q ua 1·1ty + Sav1ngs . "I. .. ·~\\~<,;;· ., REG. f5,00 ·~· .,t ' '•··.· . 'j' ... .~ ' ., •• TO fi.P9 .. ' . • ' .. j I' • • ' I' '·~·· ' .,' I' . LB. EA. -------------. ., POMEROY ,, . '. 6th IINIItMtllt. UCINI, CIHIO .; PICTSWEET FROZEN FOOD CORN l9c 10 OZ. 'KO. IIIUSSEL SPROUTS - - --10 .01. pk1. 29c STEW VEGETAILIS .": ,p, RUTLAND ·PRICES Clover Farm ·DeJtartmenl $fore . . StOll ' 112 'E, MAIN' ...' Route No. )24 RUnAND, · . .ClArO . ' �.. • , .......... . ' '.. • •• i • Mainly A~ut. · ·People In Pomeroy .Mon.gomery . ls. !olo{!jfl'~l•, ltt Oak Grove Soc~al News .j { THURS.- FRI•.,. ~..;._ » . ....., .,._. ...a ltlllll,.,. __ ~. b~. ~ m~.tlns ! I')' ol .... ~ .;peo~ j l.!r Mo!on, W. Vo . .wtad ..,.. ll>oppb11 llld on llullnen: Grimm Willi bltllidoj .. .. II* Lao. ' t' RIP Ilou"" Adkboa, Mtt. Ul)' ... tillm ........... 1••) of. . . .! wldi .... Qnad. w oail ..... Cliuioy flrooln lurday. . !lr. .... 111'1. Otlto Llfrinl Ill 1oft, Mrt. Loura Glhbo .Mn. raised In U.. Oak (lrovo C..m· at.ft't fallllr trllo, Mt. Iiiii YJalr.l l'rtday .,.,_, Wllb Mro. Anna Wltpnd ond Mto. aed Mr• Mn. DlriJI!• Gi1111e llr•. fnd U. lloulla. NeUie Adkino Mn. Ada Thomp. munity, t1te daUChiBI ol Mr. Mrt. I'NI !'Jilt. • Mr..... Mra. C. lt. Fry. Oorlhy 'Wleaond vililod Mono 1NI'e Iii Galllpola, Ohio Selur- •...,_ lh'd• . ...,.. _.... ond, Mr. Sllnlily Adkins, or.d Mn. AIIIM ,.,., better Mn. ln ·Polnt .Mr. Ob7 B. Roulll Wlad day .VI!IIlnf wtlll Mr. ond.Mn. ...,.,.. ...,. Yllir.l Mr."" ..... Twllllbil •. I I . Tho Lodiea Aid of tbe BoardJ kllown u "UOO. Amos" 1o l"nttnl, W. Va. Frlday afllrio 01> Mr. and Mn. Eel Fry Satur- Fred M. Rolqh, Glbbe' IOD DahiJ who II I mod- Rl«enl Yridoy ~. · ' .,....,_ _ _ _ _·- : - -!Baptiot cbureh, beld their rq- thoae Who remembet' him. Mr. IIOCMI 011 day *'lllinl· · Mt. 01111 Mn. ll:al P«Ueol at tbe .I!QJur fie». Mr. and Mf.. .AdJdlt .( · ular meetlot; In tbe Boar<k Fry belped bUild tbe Oak Grove 'llunday .,..._ IUelll ollolr. , Vlalllnc with Mr. ond. Mn. Sondra and ~loll Ray vil•t.cl pltll. . of .New Haven, \f. va. .,.. AHenol;n... at tbe Jal< Grove SchOol bouse Wednesday. ThOse I!.U.B. church, and band plan- 1<od Mro. DeMit Ruuoh, II'. t;. 1!. Fry 8ulldoy Wb their 'l'lleaday ev....., wltb Mr a. lolr. I"Mnie RlcQrd vltitad P'rldlly IIIOtlllnc wtlll - l(r a. I..U.B. • tnday School wu 34.. attending were. Mrs. Maude ed tbe Rata that are .WI being •ere IJJa "'" lind tam®, Mf. IOii, Jobnle hy from New Hav- Roulh'•lllster, Mn. l4al')' Bone- Tboroday aftemoon with !lr. e; ncb V81J Schoydr wiiU. Ill'. llue to U.• bad weather the at- Roush, Mn Mildred 'Jbomp. USed out o1 roligh bo&rds him- and M,l. Jolui Jk,uab, Julll 01111 e.., W. Ve. • culler o! Pomeroy, Ohio. end Mn. lliellard 01111 011111 Mrt. Curtil Rldrlbl dr• oil qultu 1 100, Mre .. 1rtpe Myere, M ra. oel!. 'lbia lo the !lrat •.!me lhll J..bnlde of 0. · Viliting Frld.oy IIIOllllnl wltb Mill J..U.:. Gtbbt of t be Mn. Blaach v.. Seboyell. In Muon, w. Va. Tlli Llt'IH Aid Gl the. 0 k Mae Roulb, Mrt. Laura Glbtia, Mr. l!i<k*':<! hu hlo' aunt . Eddie Muon, W. Mr. ond Ma. Otey B. RoUib lltoad Rlln <OIIIIDUDlty viliUid Mro. Am7 Boalon vill*l FrJ. Mester DIUJJ!e 011 "' 1111 Grove E.U B. Church beld tlwir Mno. J.,ora Mae Bro1fR and !Its. lor fort)' years, at tbe time IJlOIII Beturday wttb Mr, WQ_Mr. Arcb Routh. S.turday evening wtlll be r day evening with Mr. and Mra. Union Community opj!nt Betur, rqulat In tbe cbw:c;ll Catbej.yn Newberry and TJm. their lather p&a8ed away. and Mrl. ('111111 Rldrard IIIII TUesday OYenlng dJnnelo arlndJ>ar•nll,, Mr. ond M rt. Ed Fry. day visjtlns with hll coua111o. . I baoellllllt • leedey. 'l'he7 hid a llli.:. Mr.' Gordon Grlmm of Bel- Mro. Bllnch V6D 111boYcfr.,, of Mr. and Mn. Okey B. JWulb . Dwllht Gibb•. Rev Silas Billo ol Poln S.nomie. Pat end MIU Sack lunch •t tbe noon hour. Mro lok:NICide or Par- vldere, Dllnola, called on Mrs. LIIUe· Mill ·KathJ llqprty W«e Mre. Rouah'ason and wile, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Randolph, · v ps Su 1 Mrs Mildred Thomjllllll IIIII Tbey splllt the day quilting and kersb,;,, •• va.,, Mn. !'fora l!lllzaliet,b Mlke of ,New. Raven, W. 'Ve. tpllll Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blea•lng o! Stella Mae and Pau.letllo opent Mta. Bolton and oill · Iewing CII'J)tt rags. Tbe meet. "••lb of 0 - 'CI'"· Wloco arid Sun; . Grimm Frldly nJchl and . 81turday Letart, W. Va., Mr. and Mra. S.nday a!terooon vosoling Mr. Mrs Denn' Roooh Sr · Sammie were shoppJnc In Poiat lng wu caDI!d to ord..- by the •..,. enoa "'' ft. ha· bi!en visiting lrlenda and vlalting bar frllllcl, l-Ittle Mill CUrtis Young and Mr Hub- eo d Mrs. Clarence Yeager, · Ft · M Pleaoanl, w. Va. Frldly. , ,.;i" 1 00 •h pt'elident, Mre. .Nellie Adkins, lin, _and Mr. miliaMrt. relativeo• In tbe community for Virginia Lou Thompson, bard from Charleston, W. Va. Sharon and Beverly. Mr. Dwillh' Gibbl vilited J'rl. . /;. With iorlptun readiq by Mrs. Adkms of .New ven, · I. the past lew days. Mr. and Mrs. Jomes Keeler Mrs. Le<>la Young and Mr. Mrs. Beulah Ri<Wrd called spen , ay r ' · do aftel'llOOII with Mr c a, . Looise Adtlna, folluwtd by visited Sunday mol'lllng wltb Mr. and Mr1. Leonard Roush and daughter Paula vls.tted Sunar.d Mrs. Okey B. Rousi. were on Mr and Mrs. C. 1 . Fry Sat· • brother, Mr. and Mrs. Fry. ' · H•ward Roush ol lhe Vernon Y ftoup Ill praying the Lords Mrs. Blanch Van Scboyck, 11111 and family vlslled Sunday al- day afternoon with Mrs. Keef· shopping in Point Ple11ant, w. 1urday morning. 'Prayer, Mrs. Laura Gibbo dill- Mr. and Mn. CUrtJs Rickard, ternoon wltlt Mr. Rousb's bfo.. •r's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray· Va. Saturday. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. community. llfr. and Mrs. CUrtta lhiiHd the meeting with a pray- Mrs. McNickle and ·lllrs, Roath !her and !amlly, Mr. and Mrs. mond Fife of Cheshire, 0. Mr. and Mf!. Albert Thomp- and Mrs. Harry Thompson were Mr. alld Mrs. Jameo Keefer have returnetl lo their homo Clll " «. Thole llllhdlng were, Mrs. jere thl aunt. of Mr.0 Rlckatd, Leo Roush of Letart, W.Va. Mr. and . Okey B. Roush ron, Virginia, Alberta Joe, Marson and family, Mr. and and Pau.. 1illited Saturday eve- Letart, Sand HID !'Old lfllr ·• ltsta Adkins, Mrl. Allie Hoft-•Mn. Van Mr. ond Mrs; Jotui Grondstafl 8Ld Mrs. .Myera apent lha and Harriet Thompson a.. Mro. Albert Thompwn, Martha jntne with Mr. and Mrs. Virgil spendinc lhe holiday• Ill 0.. Jan. 16, 1983·7 and daUCh~Jra, Kathy ond Ter- Monday In W. Va. ststed Mr. and Mrs. I! r n I e Alberta Joe, Harriet and Vir· Adkillll and Su.. lesion, W. Va. · ""'!'!• ' ..-..,._ _ _ _ _ man,' 'lrt. ltrd A61n1.'Mn. MI:Jn;. Mn. Awarded Post With Commeree -~~~~ 01111 U:.. • Ma~ ~ ~· ~ey t~e .,.... . . ~ ~ ~- ~~~a:~wiue:i ;::b : •.::i ':t ~th· ~ M~. ;'!...: Mr~ llr.- ~ ~ ~ston,•n<!'.Pat1 ~llllll\t , ~ ~· llcllliJiil~ ~.. ~ 1 ...a Enw.ea. Rou~h v.,.. l~elr ~yck ~": .,. ' '.. • .' ,, I ,., '· '. I: • 'I '&, . . :f 4' t':" • :1 - · .....,. ... ll - .. !"" • . ~r-; ~ i ". ' ·. '• ·~- • ... • ' .'· / ' ..~. ·~i .. . ' •••. Cotto.,.. B OUSES f--t"__;;;....;;;....; 0.. largo lol ., lodiW bloweo Ill 01111 ron up aleeve Jtylea •• a-'"'1 eolon ond pa~ IorDI .. Ill 12 lo 40. c REG. $1.00 VAL~E - )'OUl ~ jil JEWE.LRY "'' :t~-l.~.t/11< .....,... • • •'f• 1 \ ., .., , ..I' '· Rer. $1.00 value Alit. 1t!'fllelrr_. Large Alst. ~ed it a low low price for qlllell oale. Shop Select from Reg. $11.00 nlueo. Hlgk BDd med. heeb, out · go. Ever)' polr a barpln, Save DOW at '1 . DRESS SHOES. f! ' fl ~17 04 ..~e. &ton. .. ' . .. LADIES ' . '1. BwiiiJ ........ - tonuine rabbit for trim •• beaded deaigno ... .. . . . . - •• uat llld ra'Mible. . ta quilt¥ obeot •• auinn!OOd tor - · ...., l.auDdllrillp. . · SIZE 8Hl99 · · . 54 BUNNY STYLI , . -" Soff' Rayon PANTIES 14!!1... ,.... • 'liliit. ~ ~ 5 ., ' , ,l ', 1 . . . . lb. '14'• <' ' '11 I , • 1 . '· ,. • ' 1•J ' \ Md +srl!*l ...., S. I lrllMip y.,.a.,. ..... ,lftYiime. lllllld ........... c.s • .Cif Lob .. ,..... beet r..;. ..... • II k11 1 pec'J!IJJ It' .. t' . ., . ~. $5.98 ,. . . ·. CHEESE SPREAD BISCUITS c ' . ". • PEACH PRESERVES sTREussEL WEIDNIU HOMI ·STYLE SWIIT , tQII. •:•u,'l ES~ ~ . ~. DEL MONTE CLQVIR I'AitM . FRUIT , C.:ATSUP-~:27c 'COCKTAIL *:z•- 5 .... $1 OSAGE TURNII'! ' BUSH MUSTAJU» !CALE .' HES HAINES rua . .,. $1 GREENS . .' " NH KJDNEY BEANS 2~ s ... 101 ··~· . " ' CLOVER PARM IUili!PINI 1!. J. . PEAS '". , ~- I au DANISH ROLLS J! ·":-, ,.- CHUCK ROAST LIL' DAVEY WEINERS .. ' 2 ... 89c LUNCH MEATS 1•· IREAKI'AST HAM HAM BOLOGNA DUTCH LOAf SALAD TOMA'TOES - - - - 1\4 lb. beaket 37c ROME APPLES 4 lb. IN1 39c TANGELOS (NO FROST) doz. 79c NEW CALIF. CAIIAGE 2 lbs. 19c IIZI ~ li' .' ~ '· CUl:OMIER---- 12 oz. JAit ·"4" AND DONUTS AT OUil DAIRY CASI. AYAILAILI THUiti.-Pitl....tAT. CLOVIR PAlM BAKERS DOZEN ALSO TRY PILLSBURY ROLLS • ~ .............. ..... l..dloa Iii a - ........... llaW... _._., $2.ln IIOW~···lb $1.1111 . .RACINE ,....,......... .Hiac Lallail .. " - . . . bollia.·! _....., $1..00; IIOW IW 1W Caa111 Ill a.-.. J-.. . ;.r SHORTENING . 3 lb. can • LAD1 Ill( . .... !I<} "WIII"H '~"' nQ ;~ PILLSBURY or BALLARD >",. .•.. ;· . . . , 1111 ' •f l' ·r Mac· ................. ., ...... - W >'! -.t11' I KRAFT TASTY LOAF ';. 1&. 74' ,. • ' ·o ~ · -. s-~s~; . . . pufol' . . ..• • eelool flaa lilea M'? ....... 1004' tlme .. up , . ... looll• 0114 - - ,, MARGARINE . :::::=:::::::=::±::::z:;;;;;;~~ ····~~ · LADIES 1Jo6.7 ·• .. ,. . SIZE &qC:-108 ' .. ~ 42x36 .PILLOW .CASES· 2:for 7sc· \' '· ' ,• ' .. CLOVER FARM ,. ' Spec1o1 1 - Wldte ........,. ~ ltoolt-up oil ii,.. ,qbaJIIJ. Rope Cotto& llDalta llheell 0114 Cl!lel • • 1 - prlcea ill lcnm for tbla ·oolon CLOVER FARM . j; ·~'I . ' Popular • ~ HOPE conoN-MUSLIN SH~Ets.· •••· , ...- ... ·, _·•.., >~ . ITE·· "·' ~· - .' . ~· ~ ..... .MOCCASINS . ' ·, , .. . Ladies' F• Trilllllll Come shop with us and see what you can save on all you see I Our word to you: ."Q ua 1·1ty + Sav1ngs . "I. .. ·~\\~<,;;· ., REG. f5,00 ·~· .,t ' '•··.· . 'j' ... .~ ' ., •• TO fi.P9 .. ' . • ' .. j I' • • ' I' '·~·· ' .,' I' . LB. EA. -------------. ., POMEROY ,, . '. 6th IINIItMtllt. UCINI, CIHIO .; PICTSWEET FROZEN FOOD CORN l9c 10 OZ. 'KO. IIIUSSEL SPROUTS - - --10 .01. pk1. 29c STEW VEGETAILIS .": ,p, RUTLAND ·PRICES Clover Farm ·DeJtartmenl $fore . . StOll ' 112 'E, MAIN' ...' Route No. )24 RUnAND, · . .ClArO . ' �• ' . Ga1BpoliS Independents .To Feature Showdown Battle · . State Continues ;s·D;an~y~Se;n~tln~et,~;;:;;:~;o~;J•;"·~:~ Employe Layoffs New Haven Personal News ' Qllet Coli1oy . . . Pt...... . with poin!f, Tom Plldl- · hid 17, and I!Oiet ~ lcbli~ In wllll 13. In the ~ oontst, Ropl 1e Se~ttlnel , Dally .. ' • 0., Jan. -·- · and Delmar~ 21 polnlt' each aix!' WI. C&U odded lf In IJ*!:Inl Tiro Grocery lo I IUS 'IJin ... Bob Evans Sausage, · • • ''· ' IIG DAYS ThursdGy eFridQy . ~ e ·5aturday .' Janutty,.l,7·1 ..19 , .. -400 Count GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY KLEENEX TISSUE·S - S for~po Limit 5 Boxea R... 35c la. ($1.75 Valuel DRESSES and COATS HATS NOW 1.95 DECORATED Sisters Style Shop CANISTER -- .SET Plastic Shower Curtains SALE $1.00 PRlCI and 2.95 •... ' ·•".'"/ . CARPET SWEEPER .WAGNER "TIDY UP" Beautiful -.old decorated 32 piece Pi.Jh set at a real savlna! Consilt of 8 din- ~- 1 ~=:~',':':~ To ·o .t You 1 !'roo Mil-. Hay, Silage Show Is Ready SEE NOW lKO ·C.O,A.T·s See these three blg deir.anee lfO\IIP& •• the seaaon•eo ~= 1959 RAMILIR 2 Dr. .:, St•tlon W•ton STUDDAKER 2 Door · Sliver Hawlc CHEVROLET 4 Dr. 5t<f LARK 2 Door 6 cyl. 1951 2 CHEVROLET Stollen W••"!'•· One 6 cylinder ·""- One I cyllndtrr. 1957 t,llltCU,RY 4 D' Monterty PLVMOUTH s...,. Nice 4 Daar. I~.JUICK 4 Door ' ' r '• 1' VOLVNTDil Imp••• .' 1.4 Neat ~oityllng • • • mottly fur. trlmnled 1tyleo •• euellent col· o1trtatment •• most all sizea '~ a . uAie. : GROUP No.2 Soft Wools and Blends 5 . TaUored In all wool' and blendl • • 1oft toned ColOra Jtyleo for the young In ' VALUES TO $12.95 LADIES CAR COATS Plumbing- Heating · Your DIIJIIIIdable O..larFer PLUMBING AND HEATING .' • 1 .... We are clearing out our entire ltock of I ladiea' and teenaaers car eoatl at sen·. 11tional II.Vinll .• all wools •• blended fabrics •. fancy trim1 • . exeellent col· ora. AU this fine group goine at $7.00 ea. $'7'.oo·. - - Clnrance Sale ... All Styl11 To Ool STYLES FOR NOW AND EARLY SPRlt4G DR-ESS . Dr. PORD Country 5ol!tn CHEVROLIT 4 Dr. ttylel bl all the deeirJble eolo'rs . . aelect from 1t looking fur trimmed ooa\11 at $2f.OO •• soft wool blends with top slfUng. Hi-Fashion (' Fur Trims Retired wal Miner Is Dead 1''" :Herdtop Century ,l(ss • .. , · ,3 C!4IYI!OLITI, J.f· o;., 1-4 Dr., 1-HT. ., ·:2 PLYMOUTH$ , · 'J Dr. 6 cyl. 1 ~ PONfiACS . )MIRCURY. Stick shift. . ·. ' . ·~ ' 'IOONTIAC. Nlco & Solltl -boDGI, ·Nico & S.lltl. f ' , SH All Of Th. 4nd Monr More At •• MEtROPOLITAN '' MOTORS "Your':flam bier .Dealer" f, Mi1n $1.· ,_.,., Christmas guests of ry Jenkins were Mr. Cei:U Gairlng of 0., ani! Mr. and Mrs, bold and Mr. and' Mrs. Kavack of w;,eeling and Miss Holen Jenkins· of Columbus. Chrlalmas day guests of Mr. Mrs. Harry Gibbs of Front were •Miss lA!na Embleton Mr. and Mrs. Jack Frye i:¥~:~w:··c ol va. Cbristmaa Day with Mr. McClung were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Foley of Mason, AllY. and Mrs. A. Keith McClung Jr. and baby of Qlarlestoo · all<! Juhling Me. Clung of Morgantown and Mn. Hugo JubUng, Hartford. Rober! Embleton wbo w.S InIn "" aulombile accident S.veral weeks' ago has retwmecl' 1no•ne from !be hoslplal mudl Improved. James Gibbs left Monday for Alaska. Bernhart lA!rner of Col!tmboiS spiml Cbriitmas with his ents, Mr. ahd Mrs. George ner. Cpl. James Juhllng stalllon•!d Fort Knox, Ky.. spent the ~~:~• wllb his mother, Mrs. C Juhllng. . Mr. Harry Campbell of'Mason . G. B. Lerner and J~1;. ~M. Crump. were 1 Thursday. G Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Crump 79c Voluo Group No. I D.-·lndCaaval 2 PCE. FLEXSTIEL LIVIN.G ROOM SUITE • ina. $U0Voluo Both For $1.00 · eHand P•lntecl Artificial Fruit, 12 pes.- 50c SALE PRICi A 2Sc: VALUE _ _ 1tc Yet·ue ell Qt. Polyethylene Water P•ll Reg. $1511.00 Value ~3 ,~·, FRENfH FR~ BASKET--- 50c .11\Jh" '.' • i~I.Aft-SUGAR & QEAMER SET $ ' :·a~.=~~6NING ,•. ., a~r'ii•'••' ' . -· p... $treat Mlddl11p0rt Giant 20 gallon full size plastic garbage can with tight fitting cover. Dark green with black cover . SALE PRICE A $6.95 VALU. $2.00 79c Voluo e~OSTESS $1.00 Voluo :·:;;: "'~:· ARVIN IRONIN" BOARD METAL MEDLCif!llABIHff . 50c White enamel cabinet with large framed SALE PRfCE mirror on door. Two 1helves. Modern de· sitn with ahelf extenaion on each tide. $2.66 PAD a COVER SET SOc · Stronr~oor. e6TIER SKIRT RACK - - -- -- - SOc catch. $1.GO Value .e7 PCE.-POILYE'rHl'LEfiiE JUICE SET- SOc $3.00 Rq. 4.95 v1lue 3 PCE. SAUCE PAN SET One Pieee Solid Rubber Rug, t'overs car front floor from door to door. Heavy SALE PRICI ribbed design , Available in red , blue, green or black. Extra ribbing at pointsof most wear .. You'll Buy It li You Ste A 3.95 Valua - Ill Bright polished aluminum outside, satin finish interior. 1, 2 and S qt. sizes, each SALI PRICI with graduations and pouring lips. Spe· cia) designed handle that always stays tool. A $2.00 Voluo $2.00 $~.00 $2.00 Value PLASTIC BROOM, Made by O'Cedar Sale $1.00 $2.00 Valua Plastic Flannel Backed Table Cloth ·- SALE $1. .., ., $2.00 Value 3 QT. S QT. ASSORTED COMB. COOKER Highly polished aluminum 3 Brl&h!Jy poliihed, first qullity alumlQum 6 qt. pleee combination cooker with black bakelite handles and lmob Satin finish .Interior. Fint quality. Nationally Known AlumJnum Ware. tea kettle. Black handle knob. · ~nd SALI PRICE $2 •00 A $3.00 Value 100% Nylon Dust Mop _ _ Sale Price $1.00 KITCHEN KNIVES $1.00 Value Take your choice! Any 3 for $1.00. Twelve assort- 3 Pc. Crystal S.lad Set Sale Price SOc $2.00 Value ed kitchen knives, straight or aerrated e~ges, butcher knives, bread knives, slicers, etc. All Plutic Bread Box Sale Price $1.00 $2.00 Value O'Cedar Wet Mop ttainlela steel or forged blade. 5(k Sale Price $1.00 Value Esquire Shoe Polish ~ ... $).00 Sale Price 25c 39c Value Metal 4 Side Grater _____ Sale Price 24c 49c Value Nail Clip & Knife Sale Price 32c ' iUGS . BAK£R f. ' ' . UM ' ' ' r ' • ltWEATHER .. · . ' ePICKLE DISH . eASH TRAY Special auorlment ~~ qualiiY &lo-aro. Buy Nparlm.y ~(Ye money by, IIIOrt· or ~~~ them. Napple !II. tl~oh dl11111etor : ' . Ploltlo DIBII, 9 Inc ·.. l•n•. F•ne> 'Pla~e. I Inch dlometor: Iii 'rr;v 41!1 !noli d~ 8 .. a~ter. Such valueat!on•t lut laag, aa , eome early! vaiu• .,.~ · • ' tr !";'' R· 1 BABY BATH $1.00 A"1· Rustproof, noiseleat, san· itary, odorle&a and stain resistarit. ar 13c Each '' -,.~ . Wlll bot mar lurniture. Large 22 qt. ea· pacity. Assorted p11tel colors. Leu thafl '11 ,price SALi PIUCI · · ·01 ...rJ~e Plastic C.~ke C~~ I Triy ,, 22 Ql. Plastic ). :~ ' ·· ' $1\66' . S•le .Sf .00 _, $3.95 Value • _(Pkg. ~f 8 pr.) _ Sale Price $1.00 · .FOLDING WOOD ' CRYSTAL ClOTHES DRYER Sturdy, natural finish folding wood dryer. All wood dowel connections. Solve that indoor space problem witb this bar· pin. 11 dowels for maximum hanllng space. Size ~ll inehes. x 25 FRUIT I OWL Large. 13%: Inch oval. Crystal Fruit Bowl. Thl1 attractive bowl has the appearance of fine CUt Crystll. ·r ' SALE $·. · PRICI ..._.~ .Sale .Price $1.00 '· ' 'i 1·00 A $1.49 Volue •. ')> '' Sale Price $1.00 Glass Values eNOPPIE BOWL ttFANCY P~1E, ~ , ,........... · $9900 ~ IJI All metal ironing board with ventilated IALI PRICI top and seven height positions. Use it standing or sitting. Yellow top with green legs and rubber feet.. A $5.95 Voluo RUBBER AUTO RUG CLOTH APRONS _ _ _ SOc eLARGE DECORATOR ASH TRAYS_ 50c • conON MAnRESS .. •,......... $9.11 ' GAR8AGE CAN 79c Voluo In Pomeroy Friday. $55 HOTEL liLT MAnRESS .. · .... · $39.00 Phon• WY 2-3284 Plasth:' . Copper Finish Br6ad Box _ SMOOTH TOP IOUTHIIIN CIIOII : WY 2-2255 1. Main 11. Pomoror A $1.:29 Volua 50c eROUND pLASTIC DISH PAN - - ~49·00 7 PCE. DINmE · .. · · ·- · · •••· · • $71~00 GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. $1.00 S_AL!E PRICE · 79C Y•l~• YOUR CHOICE I eCHESTS eDRESSER BASE e2 TWIN BEDS e BED & NIGHTSTAND QELAND'S. T.V. 14c 50c • Radio & T.V. SERVICE A $1.91 VALUI $2.00 Value . HSOUD MAPLE" No matter what the size of the building job you plan, ready mixed concrete .Is the best foundation for your construction. For the UJli. · form mix, rapid service and low prices you want- juat call on us! VIA·~• Smooth, sparkling white glazed finish plates, ideal for u&e any time, any place. Stock up whil• they l11t. nent insuliner; no glass in&ertll to repla~. Easy opening and eny pour· ~ PC. SOFA B~ SUITES · · ••· · · • $88.00 EXPERIENCED $1.00 ' DINNER PLATES Both un'breattabl~ , light· weight and with perma- ..e.xlO GOLD PICTURE FRAME - - - 50c C)T.IiER .2 PCE. SUITES START AT $119.00 MEETING POSTPONED MASON - The regular ml!ellng of the Mason Mothers club has been postponed from Wed· nesday, Jan"ary 16, until Wed· nesday, January 2S, at I h e borne gf Mrs. Mary Berry. SALE PRICE rich copper finish attractive blark de· is a matching piece and bread box, tbe it can be used any- 9W' White China THERMOS Bottles • " TEA KEnLE STOREWIDE Large recta ngular, waste basket· with sign. Although this to the canister set design is such that where in t~:~ house. BOTH PINT & 10 OZ. s.oc·each Mrs. Hen· aJ\d Mrs. .,. ,, 79c to $tOO VALUES MOSTLY l PRICE ' ,. . .tlon w..1961 LARK 4· Dr. 6 cyl. • '-'.: CHIVROLET 2 GROUP No.1 . • Copper Waste Basket A $7.95 VALUI No Further. We 1Hav• Over 30 UtM Cars ,To ChooH From. All 1 .. LADIES' FALL AND WINTER Gracefully de.!ligned circular planters of ribbed pl8stic on bnss plated metal stand and le·ga. Height 12 inches, diameter 10 inches. Beautiful decorator colors. $4 ,, SALE $5.42 V... I,UE - - - PRICE C•r You're LMirlnt FiN'! CLlEARANCE SALE ... ·ALL STOCK .ft'IUST GO THE SEASON'S. TOP STYLES Plastic Urn Planters CHINA DISH SET Four pollit wheel suspension, orion 'bearings and pure natur· a bristle: I,lfe time bak'ed enam ner plate1,'·8 blad plates, 8 soup bowls, 8 cups, 8 el finish . saucers, r Plltter and 1 ·serving boWl 3' DUST CLOTHS FREE SALE PRICE • A $2.00 VALUI ----~~-------------- 32-PC. ' $1 00 SALE ...P.tiCE Attractive, colurfast, non · infiamable i hower curtains that drape well , are wrinkle · free and liuily cleaned with damp cloth. Sizes 72x12 inches. Full lih! • 4 PC. 0 Phi WE'IlE STARTING THE YEAR QF,F ~I~HT ' : ·, WITH THIS PARADE OF OUTSTANDING . , BARGAINS! . . DON'T MISS ITI . ··· • .MlD;. D.~~E .~p ~·o . Rt · D·EPT. l. : ',. �• ' . Ga1BpoliS Independents .To Feature Showdown Battle · . State Continues ;s·D;an~y~Se;n~tln~et,~;;:;;:~;o~;J•;"·~:~ Employe Layoffs New Haven Personal News ' Qllet Coli1oy . . . Pt...... . with poin!f, Tom Plldl- · hid 17, and I!Oiet ~ lcbli~ In wllll 13. In the ~ oontst, Ropl 1e Se~ttlnel , Dally .. ' • 0., Jan. -·- · and Delmar~ 21 polnlt' each aix!' WI. C&U odded lf In IJ*!:Inl Tiro Grocery lo I IUS 'IJin ... Bob Evans Sausage, · • • ''· ' IIG DAYS ThursdGy eFridQy . ~ e ·5aturday .' Janutty,.l,7·1 ..19 , .. -400 Count GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY KLEENEX TISSUE·S - S for~po Limit 5 Boxea R... 35c la. ($1.75 Valuel DRESSES and COATS HATS NOW 1.95 DECORATED Sisters Style Shop CANISTER -- .SET Plastic Shower Curtains SALE $1.00 PRlCI and 2.95 •... ' ·•".'"/ . CARPET SWEEPER .WAGNER "TIDY UP" Beautiful -.old decorated 32 piece Pi.Jh set at a real savlna! Consilt of 8 din- ~- 1 ~=:~',':':~ To ·o .t You 1 !'roo Mil-. Hay, Silage Show Is Ready SEE NOW lKO ·C.O,A.T·s See these three blg deir.anee lfO\IIP& •• the seaaon•eo ~= 1959 RAMILIR 2 Dr. .:, St•tlon W•ton STUDDAKER 2 Door · Sliver Hawlc CHEVROLET 4 Dr. 5t<f LARK 2 Door 6 cyl. 1951 2 CHEVROLET Stollen W••"!'•· One 6 cylinder ·""- One I cyllndtrr. 1957 t,llltCU,RY 4 D' Monterty PLVMOUTH s...,. Nice 4 Daar. I~.JUICK 4 Door ' ' r '• 1' VOLVNTDil Imp••• .' 1.4 Neat ~oityllng • • • mottly fur. trlmnled 1tyleo •• euellent col· o1trtatment •• most all sizea '~ a . uAie. : GROUP No.2 Soft Wools and Blends 5 . TaUored In all wool' and blendl • • 1oft toned ColOra Jtyleo for the young In ' VALUES TO $12.95 LADIES CAR COATS Plumbing- Heating · Your DIIJIIIIdable O..larFer PLUMBING AND HEATING .' • 1 .... We are clearing out our entire ltock of I ladiea' and teenaaers car eoatl at sen·. 11tional II.Vinll .• all wools •• blended fabrics •. fancy trim1 • . exeellent col· ora. AU this fine group goine at $7.00 ea. $'7'.oo·. - - Clnrance Sale ... All Styl11 To Ool STYLES FOR NOW AND EARLY SPRlt4G DR-ESS . Dr. PORD Country 5ol!tn CHEVROLIT 4 Dr. ttylel bl all the deeirJble eolo'rs . . aelect from 1t looking fur trimmed ooa\11 at $2f.OO •• soft wool blends with top slfUng. Hi-Fashion (' Fur Trims Retired wal Miner Is Dead 1''" :Herdtop Century ,l(ss • .. , · ,3 C!4IYI!OLITI, J.f· o;., 1-4 Dr., 1-HT. ., ·:2 PLYMOUTH$ , · 'J Dr. 6 cyl. 1 ~ PONfiACS . )MIRCURY. Stick shift. . ·. ' . ·~ ' 'IOONTIAC. Nlco & Solltl -boDGI, ·Nico & S.lltl. f ' , SH All Of Th. 4nd Monr More At •• MEtROPOLITAN '' MOTORS "Your':flam bier .Dealer" f, Mi1n $1.· ,_.,., Christmas guests of ry Jenkins were Mr. Cei:U Gairlng of 0., ani! Mr. and Mrs, bold and Mr. and' Mrs. Kavack of w;,eeling and Miss Holen Jenkins· of Columbus. Chrlalmas day guests of Mr. Mrs. Harry Gibbs of Front were •Miss lA!na Embleton Mr. and Mrs. Jack Frye i:¥~:~w:··c ol va. Cbristmaa Day with Mr. McClung were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Foley of Mason, AllY. and Mrs. A. Keith McClung Jr. and baby of Qlarlestoo · all<! Juhling Me. Clung of Morgantown and Mn. Hugo JubUng, Hartford. Rober! Embleton wbo w.S InIn "" aulombile accident S.veral weeks' ago has retwmecl' 1no•ne from !be hoslplal mudl Improved. James Gibbs left Monday for Alaska. Bernhart lA!rner of Col!tmboiS spiml Cbriitmas with his ents, Mr. ahd Mrs. George ner. Cpl. James Juhllng stalllon•!d Fort Knox, Ky.. spent the ~~:~• wllb his mother, Mrs. C Juhllng. . Mr. Harry Campbell of'Mason . G. B. Lerner and J~1;. ~M. Crump. were 1 Thursday. G Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Crump 79c Voluo Group No. I D.-·lndCaaval 2 PCE. FLEXSTIEL LIVIN.G ROOM SUITE • ina. $U0Voluo Both For $1.00 · eHand P•lntecl Artificial Fruit, 12 pes.- 50c SALE PRICi A 2Sc: VALUE _ _ 1tc Yet·ue ell Qt. Polyethylene Water P•ll Reg. $1511.00 Value ~3 ,~·, FRENfH FR~ BASKET--- 50c .11\Jh" '.' • i~I.Aft-SUGAR & QEAMER SET $ ' :·a~.=~~6NING ,•. ., a~r'ii•'••' ' . -· p... $treat Mlddl11p0rt Giant 20 gallon full size plastic garbage can with tight fitting cover. Dark green with black cover . SALE PRICE A $6.95 VALU. $2.00 79c Voluo e~OSTESS $1.00 Voluo :·:;;: "'~:· ARVIN IRONIN" BOARD METAL MEDLCif!llABIHff . 50c White enamel cabinet with large framed SALE PRfCE mirror on door. Two 1helves. Modern de· sitn with ahelf extenaion on each tide. $2.66 PAD a COVER SET SOc · Stronr~oor. e6TIER SKIRT RACK - - -- -- - SOc catch. $1.GO Value .e7 PCE.-POILYE'rHl'LEfiiE JUICE SET- SOc $3.00 Rq. 4.95 v1lue 3 PCE. SAUCE PAN SET One Pieee Solid Rubber Rug, t'overs car front floor from door to door. Heavy SALE PRICI ribbed design , Available in red , blue, green or black. Extra ribbing at pointsof most wear .. You'll Buy It li You Ste A 3.95 Valua - Ill Bright polished aluminum outside, satin finish interior. 1, 2 and S qt. sizes, each SALI PRICI with graduations and pouring lips. Spe· cia) designed handle that always stays tool. A $2.00 Voluo $2.00 $~.00 $2.00 Value PLASTIC BROOM, Made by O'Cedar Sale $1.00 $2.00 Valua Plastic Flannel Backed Table Cloth ·- SALE $1. .., ., $2.00 Value 3 QT. S QT. ASSORTED COMB. COOKER Highly polished aluminum 3 Brl&h!Jy poliihed, first qullity alumlQum 6 qt. pleee combination cooker with black bakelite handles and lmob Satin finish .Interior. Fint quality. Nationally Known AlumJnum Ware. tea kettle. Black handle knob. · ~nd SALI PRICE $2 •00 A $3.00 Value 100% Nylon Dust Mop _ _ Sale Price $1.00 KITCHEN KNIVES $1.00 Value Take your choice! Any 3 for $1.00. Twelve assort- 3 Pc. Crystal S.lad Set Sale Price SOc $2.00 Value ed kitchen knives, straight or aerrated e~ges, butcher knives, bread knives, slicers, etc. All Plutic Bread Box Sale Price $1.00 $2.00 Value O'Cedar Wet Mop ttainlela steel or forged blade. 5(k Sale Price $1.00 Value Esquire Shoe Polish ~ ... $).00 Sale Price 25c 39c Value Metal 4 Side Grater _____ Sale Price 24c 49c Value Nail Clip & Knife Sale Price 32c ' iUGS . BAK£R f. ' ' . UM ' ' ' r ' • ltWEATHER .. · . ' ePICKLE DISH . eASH TRAY Special auorlment ~~ qualiiY &lo-aro. Buy Nparlm.y ~(Ye money by, IIIOrt· or ~~~ them. Napple !II. tl~oh dl11111etor : ' . Ploltlo DIBII, 9 Inc ·.. l•n•. F•ne> 'Pla~e. I Inch dlometor: Iii 'rr;v 41!1 !noli d~ 8 .. a~ter. Such valueat!on•t lut laag, aa , eome early! vaiu• .,.~ · • ' tr !";'' R· 1 BABY BATH $1.00 A"1· Rustproof, noiseleat, san· itary, odorle&a and stain resistarit. ar 13c Each '' -,.~ . Wlll bot mar lurniture. Large 22 qt. ea· pacity. Assorted p11tel colors. Leu thafl '11 ,price SALi PIUCI · · ·01 ...rJ~e Plastic C.~ke C~~ I Triy ,, 22 Ql. Plastic ). :~ ' ·· ' $1\66' . S•le .Sf .00 _, $3.95 Value • _(Pkg. ~f 8 pr.) _ Sale Price $1.00 · .FOLDING WOOD ' CRYSTAL ClOTHES DRYER Sturdy, natural finish folding wood dryer. All wood dowel connections. Solve that indoor space problem witb this bar· pin. 11 dowels for maximum hanllng space. Size ~ll inehes. x 25 FRUIT I OWL Large. 13%: Inch oval. Crystal Fruit Bowl. Thl1 attractive bowl has the appearance of fine CUt Crystll. ·r ' SALE $·. · PRICI ..._.~ .Sale .Price $1.00 '· ' 'i 1·00 A $1.49 Volue •. ')> '' Sale Price $1.00 Glass Values eNOPPIE BOWL ttFANCY P~1E, ~ , ,........... · $9900 ~ IJI All metal ironing board with ventilated IALI PRICI top and seven height positions. Use it standing or sitting. Yellow top with green legs and rubber feet.. A $5.95 Voluo RUBBER AUTO RUG CLOTH APRONS _ _ _ SOc eLARGE DECORATOR ASH TRAYS_ 50c • conON MAnRESS .. •,......... $9.11 ' GAR8AGE CAN 79c Voluo In Pomeroy Friday. $55 HOTEL liLT MAnRESS .. · .... · $39.00 Phon• WY 2-3284 Plasth:' . Copper Finish Br6ad Box _ SMOOTH TOP IOUTHIIIN CIIOII : WY 2-2255 1. Main 11. Pomoror A $1.:29 Volua 50c eROUND pLASTIC DISH PAN - - ~49·00 7 PCE. DINmE · .. · · ·- · · •••· · • $71~00 GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. $1.00 S_AL!E PRICE · 79C Y•l~• YOUR CHOICE I eCHESTS eDRESSER BASE e2 TWIN BEDS e BED & NIGHTSTAND QELAND'S. T.V. 14c 50c • Radio & T.V. SERVICE A $1.91 VALUI $2.00 Value . HSOUD MAPLE" No matter what the size of the building job you plan, ready mixed concrete .Is the best foundation for your construction. For the UJli. · form mix, rapid service and low prices you want- juat call on us! VIA·~• Smooth, sparkling white glazed finish plates, ideal for u&e any time, any place. Stock up whil• they l11t. nent insuliner; no glass in&ertll to repla~. 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Rt · D·EPT. l. : ',. �' ' MOlle! ompllat~ ho did rotkt. ·Bl.ant9n Collier Expected To ~Repla~e.. Coach ·Brown 1 .-w·:~f£~~·~. ;1:·=·Im:t~! · ~ =~ 1!::~; :l':'"~:"'~tn'want e: . In hea<l 1ment lest Wedne!day by Browna oarft<llo oucoeecl Brown. Renfro lelephont coif from lkrDII CLIIVELAND (UPtodll - The lclooet•~letnd. Pan~.!',';~~ IIMi pra~idcnt Artbur B. Modell lhllt aald he racelved a lons-dl>tance rioh, UlO toam'o player Cleveland Browno •1 on ••· lllg •K eam B fired .. · live odvlaing bim 111at poctecl to name backfield mentor ,posed head coa<ll IT yelfl afl•· ':;; :.: . . Browno' vtler· Boll Pol!H. of II. t.JuJo ol ' for- 1111~ tho eontraet :811l!ton Collier their oew Collier:• tppnlnt.mtnt to ~- on flanker rob..k, aald TUtlday wardo. ' Modell, who earlier Collier r • :It-year ........, ol tilt eel to chmax a week of Dipt tbot Collier alroody ba~ Baylor 110l't1111111 • forward, flrtns "a llmrle eoad>in( ranko, Wffi oucetecl his •lion after th_!_IIIIIIIUDg .......... Wll put 'at IUlnl by Wtal eoeoh odmlllecl Tuesdoy ' Freel Schoua of Lol Aaceltl. to voted by 1 th-..1 "earlY (lve the team """' - · · BIY·llnmenl" or rebellion by . • · rl lor to avor•BIDJ as.• poilltt a lou than oeven by · game, aecontl Gill)' to Chamhorlaln theM weren't roolds, u weU By ART IPANDEK expected ot the Memorial Sporto • ramo. In the NBA. Bellomy lo fourth Ia the Browns' mecllo<re T.f-1. 11 LOS ANGELES (lJPII - , . Arena. while thousands more ~wever • tiM; Esiltera A ·Stan NBA SC!Oring> wtth a 29.6 aver-- lalt JNIOil, . •. core d a! - toolboll liaill.M 1!81 • Parrilh declbled lo lhola, Included ......... to do thll. I uld, "Brown II wbei-e ov.. I U I wiDtecl to." Porrloh, 1 defenolve bod<, ~everol ~ cooch.l "'*" • h T F NBA All Star Game IS.Set or OWP' t :u: l&~eel ~~~~ 1 =- ' ~B~rowtl§~w~u~DOI~~av~a!~lo~hlo~~~~~~~~~~~; Wntern willl a W otorl· were JJ.ttation to watch the game toleVillon on • 1'<' llli.s Pttlll II lllld fifthW.. wltll q 1i11euj1All-ston. built 11n>111111 Ill clal nottanol IDn Ci DDI -w c 1 • a01•. !!Uirk of Ill alonlforwllb L 001111110nt Hi1 11tor11117 Cblmberla!D , and li:]Jin . Baylor network tlJrouChollt the Unll«< vilioDI with the Warriort--and his Comblnod, U..,•re 1__,;., 1111 • • lhll 11 IVII'I(inl 110 poilltl 1 Stlltl. smootll back court play, combinod poilltl 1 llml· thnnr ill 1)/ftnolve power Tbt West. whlch won tile last with the equally plAy of Bol· . : : : . the • defensively minded two gamea without ~hamberlain. ton's Bob Cousy-was expected May ~· ~ Ept tooigbt in the 13th •nnual lwas a 812-point favorite now that to make the Eut go. 805100"1 Bed Aqerbacb., ~ NllloDol Buktlball Auocialion it bod the addition of the huge RuiMD AI Ceater ing the East, oaid . there migbt Atl.star pme. San Franciaco Warr•or center, And the East waJ able to ('()IJD· be a ch&DII or two iD hil Uneup · ' A oellout crowd of 11.!100 was who II ovoroeln( nearly • points •ter oome of the Wfll'a o...-Jni if the Well 1111!'11· Boylor ii ONLY punch with BW RuaHII of the Cel· IUlrd-wblch It Jl pia. to do. • tics, po"ibll' the flnell def..atve Ru ...n, of eoitr... ' II at center. 110.00 ~ - 111•b..ketball ployer Ia the history Roborllon, onlY ta8tmter Ia the ,.,..... llllt Tor111 of the game. top olx of NBA ocortns with i, Joining Chamberlain In the 21.1 over01e. wul pair With COUJy i -1 I 3 ROOMS eMMktr Rlllllbap es,racuN OtlDa "299· West otartillg five, for the game which hits the television lanes at 8:11 p.m., PST m:tl p.m: ESTl are Jerry West and Baylor of tile the boaros, 21·2L From Angeltl Liken at lll•ro•. II guard. Boston's Tom lleiiJ*>hlt and Clncy'1 JaCk Twyman give tile East two gunnlllg forwards ; but tlley Ulually don't hit aa well a the Wfll ]iOlr of Belllmy and e:ro.torla OJI!al eEI&Ia. BuJcm. eKeepllke Dlamo1141 New Highlanders Stun Pirates .- TO PLIASI FOR MRY OCCASION Hamlltoa Watehlt ' ,, ,,. UM Our Lty-Away Plant . MASON FURNITURI oils· '' I' CO~ !. ..- MASON, W, VA. i 011 in SVAC cage action took the foeld, the wmnero hit 21 of ~~~:w~ol~t!Be~U~a~m~r~ofLC~h~ic:a:so~•:nd~P=e:tt~it.~::.:..::;::~.:~~~=====~~;~::===-.::~~~ t~~ace 11 North Gallia Tuesday 53 attempts while North Gallia First major upset of the seu- tern ?" alcht. Southwestern'• Hlghlondero, defending co-champion, spilled tht previouly unbeatern Southern Valley Atllletic Conference leaders, "-3T. The loop loss waa the Pirates could muster only 13 of 17 foeld , goal otlempts, For the winners, Jimmy Hal· ley and Don Bloomer , shared 1 high-o<oriflg honoro w1tll 15 apie<:e. Buck Crothers had 13. I JOt Logan's 11 led the lo~ers: firtt at home in over two Friday, North Gal11a wlll atm years, but the charge1 of Coach !to keep its title march alive CUrt Wilson still managed to i with a victory over Kyger bold down first place with a 6-l ·Creek. The game is slated at le•gue recoro. Second place North GaHia. Eastern il 4-1 after lastnlght's . Southwestern's five-lame wiJl. 'lictory over Coolton. 1. k 111 be ·n The important Highlander vic- n~g streab " the 1 • lory kept Coach Harold Bark· Friday " en , 0 Class A. : er's slim title hopea alive last host the are~ 8 , t P · squad - Racme s Tornadoes. night. The SW qumtet now owm; , I la t night's preliminary a 3-2 conference record, Ove· n 8 II' rod eel all, North G~llla is 7·2 while , :on:~ ~::ryGa c~uhsn u~ad Southwestern " 7-3. ' • nd Mason I Last night's triumph wo• .'he l15 for the :.~e~::., Cooke Hlplander'o fKth ill a row smce Peck !!3 w 1e . : 1 . g lti-M to the Pirates Dec. had 20 for the losers. ~~~n I Box score of the varsity 1 game: I Before a large crowd at North WESTERN l5ll Gallia. the Highlanders struck I SOUTH .: ••rly with four long set shots Bloomer 5-5-15~ ~aln 7~: for a commanding 8-1 lead. •Crothers 6-1·13: a ey · - • < '· • ·; .."- ' ,, 1 11.. .. :l I' - ~~~~to \ .to ' CO!J,.TON (U) · G. Jentlns 1-&-2, RoblllsoD bempse)' ~1-11, Home ~ M. JenldDB ~. JlrtiWD 1Tolall 15-($.2!)-35. · aiB3541 117' 28 Thev were never headed. Eilers 0.3-3. TOTALS 21;!0.52. The stunned Pirates, who Sat- 1 NORTH GAWA IS I 'urda night knocked off power· E!ijloton 2·~·7;,, C.~oday 1. rut Hamden, trailed 15-10 alter '7· Dee! 2·1·5: Losan 3·5·I • ; 1 ~ period. During intermission IForeman 3-1.-7. TOTALS 13-11 37. 1 . it was 21-18 in favor of the vis- By quarters : •• ' ·'· After three periods. South- Southwestern 15 t-1~ w~tern was on top 34-28. In North Gallia 10 I 10 9--37 1 1 • last stanza. SW outscored . the home club 18-9 to win soing Iowa St. 89 Drake 65 awar. Bowling Green 1!18 Kent St. 7l nie Pirates ou!AIId Southwes·lldaho 72 Washington St. 65 ,, · .~r. ,,, ... f f f ' t i • A h•oOd I '· " " .' # ''' "' lb. ' BOLOGNA 1 MEAT PI~• ''· J ' /i ..VALENTI~~~ 'p~Y. ContorCull ·' . ,YOUR, ~ .,' Morvol Vonllla-luttorocotch 4... 69c Apples 4 b~~ · 49c O~t.....MII4 carton Open . I MM CARTOON'"AND 59c ~gal. Yellow Onions·~:· 49c Ice Cream ••ncy..,.,. Delicious .. ,,•• ;tAN•• lb. -lb. C•llfornia Lt,... Sfn Ntwel II'• ,/ Give The G1ft That OniJ ·You ••.• ·' • FrHh-Young Tontlor PrHhDrHHCI Oranges WfurterOver · . lythe ·~- 69c 2 89c Beef Steaks - -'· ~t9~·Pork Chops 79c Sea Bass-- - 33c Chicken Legs ~- Sliced Bacon Wellston Is i' . J'luh.O.Fr•.. Fronn Yoil ow Globo Dry Playmg their finest game of the season Tuesday night at Jackson. a revamped Gallipolis Blue Devol tea~ ron, shot, and rebounded with the taller lr~nmen throughout most of the contest before fmally bowmg to the league· leaders by a respectable 67.54 score. 1 Roli:er Saunders. 1 5-n sen- 1ter with Tommy Tope and Duck ! tor, sparked the GAHS cagers . Bostic each getting six points, I with probably the most out- bu~ it was too late, end the standing effort of hi!! career as Jronmen upped their league· he tallied liS points and gener- !Jeading record to 8-1. ' ally proved to be a tough cookie i In droppin~ their eight league Jo· the Ironmen to handle. loss against one victory, the lllg Ed Spri((S, Jackson's &-~ I B Ut Devils hit :13 of 63 attempts : pivotman, scored 25 points for 1from the floor for a 34 percent : the lronmen to top both t.ea~j average and canned eight of 13 it that departmonl, but •• us- , fr .. throws. I ulill, the big guy wa~ not having : Jackson made good on 10 of one of hil better nights a1ainst 71 for 40 percont from the Lb-~ !Jlue Devll!t. field and converted 7 of 11 at However, it was 1 Spriggs the charity stripe. who single-handeclly tore up . Although tile final score the Blue Devils with excetlent ,sholi'S that Jackson won the corner shots all evenl.n1. Ste~e 1l game, i~ does not tell the .story Sprl(gs, a first COUSin 10 biB of the fme effort turned m by Ed, talliod 17 points before lea•· little Duck Bostic, a 5-7 lng the game with f1ve person· ~ •hose repeated steals of the I a1 · fouls but he had done the ball caused much discomfort ' I damage. :among the Jaek!mn players. I Coach Milhoan's cagers took Tommy Tope, a 6-l junior, an ear)f lead at H and in- ;tallied 13 points. most of 1n00n 11 ~eased it to lo-t late in the 01 . shots over the head of >peDilll period before Jackson ' Spriggs. and Bill · Eochuo, took its first lead of the t<!ntest loenlor, did a fine job In~:~~ ~~ ot 13-12 jUit Ot<Oncla before the Sprl((s away from the lx quarter ended. Ed Spriggs en- on rebounds. joyed hil beot effort in this ; Fed Hill. onother 6-1 junior, tuarter with eight points. came in for prai~ from Coach 1be Blue Devils mad!:! 1 game ~ilhoan for his floor game and of lt the $f:COI'KI period with Ro- strong defense. e:er Saunders and Duck Bostic The Blue DeiYils now own e \oadinc the charge that carried 1-8 league mark ond are l·tO ALL pkg. Canadian Bacon 1 ss - Entl Cult ' Eaglea co substantl,l , !be,: were I Blue Devils Bow To lronmen Despite Best Season Game ' thru Jan. 19 I ' .' ·,) ' Kottlo l111ctoml Cheese """'ht'" _ ~~. 49c Lard . TIAVIL PILM GROVER'S STUDI6 " ., 2 ~~. 33c I'CIMilllcrf 220 E. MAIN ST. 1 LOOK What You Can Get 100 lxtre Piehl Stamps with purcheH ef Heir Milt, FHI PurH pi"' I 1 l ' I 2.25 Brec k 11.. Dill - 1 Got 50 l•tro Plold "'""' with purclloN P•18 llaclcberry Jono P o r k e r - - " · m • Ch d 0 B e 1t IS tu .f 59( .h 1• r ChoaN 21~.79 pic.. '-'d c Get 25 lxtra Plaid Sta""' with •urchaw of GAHS tG within lwo point!! of all games while Jackson is 1-1 Jackson, at 20-18. i" the leagut and 9-2 overall. However, thi.c- was the nar- Friday night , Gallipoli!l trav- . rowest mar11n for the remain- eh· to Athens for a tuflale in the iel of the contest as the Iron· Bulldog pressure-cooker nen pulled out to 1 32-'l5 half· Jock,.in goes to Pomeroy. l!lntl leld. , JACKSON (17 ! Coach Dove Fiohtr'o bitl team B. Thomas ~: Harrison 0. ontde 1 fe.!f offensive adjltll- :1-2: Walburn 1-2-4; E. Spriggs!! NAIIICO STRIPID Short bread _. 12v.... ,k,. 49c I • .• ' Caramel Corn "•'•. ~All lro.. IHI. white _ _ _ _ _ _ .... Potatoes Sllcod, p.,oto oes w~11o ~&P lrl.. .-· ._ . -- - · - .- ........- 1Mf'• .....:.. IIIMw · ' Nllvv '21 '1:U. FV'GiE. CHESl FREEZER--.,.--- $295.00 3 :- 1962 NEYf ~$. TV1s · ·. . . . CLOSE OUT PRICES ...... . . ,, tf \ i' f\lftv G.E. TOASTERS, Reg. $19.51) to $24.95 ~Now $15;95 • ICE'SKATES, Men &. Women's Sizes, Reg. $10.95 _Now $1.9$ '• AlL ltiY~RE WARE 20% OFF RltAIL . ••• lona Golden Corn - -17-: • '. .' ·' ... ' : ·, r . ' ,..ond :i=::::i:::::::::::::::::::·::;: Ja-.?il______;__,;____.:;~:...:::.:...;..:_::::::c::::;=::::::::::::::: '·' : ' .. ' I 1 . """':'~ . "''" "'"" ''~ •, Ill ,A ,Ift I:'~ W S·TAM*'S r: •·. ·, · • DRYER --------------.--' vi. · . ..,, ' " .,., :. : ""''''' """~·''·· ' ~~,w fRONS-~-------,,........,:· !,..,_ I, ' I .. . "~;reus CN-.wl --....--,. ,'\. . : Mixes!':.:.. ... .' '?"" ' ·~···~·~'-' ~ ... .N'tw sTEAM. ~ · ... • . G,~; ELEcntlt ! of ; "'! lAtH ~LU. ~; $6.9$ - - - - - - . , . - NQw $3.88 . $5.00 or more, exclusive Items prohibit· ed by law. Valid thru Jan. 23. One coupon "" ,. ,!. .31_"l~crr 0/l:o:,~~T~Ri <'!~X.Nice) - - - - - - $3$.00 ,..... lona Cut Beets ••• a-. ..... Instant Potatoes ' Macaron1• Aon Poao _ _ __.. • •• . .., MAv;t:AG WASHER _ _ _ _.:;....._.....c.. $95.00 ' IHI. Wholo, 't f";' :lllllliii;ii:.- Tlrpo, Milia! Tub and PuMp .so EXTRA PLAii • onto that oent Steve Sprlas. 12-lcZ: S. Sprigp 1 5-I senior, into lilt comer batoka 5+11 . TOTALS 3o.H7. where be connected on four GAWI'OUS (Ill >ice softies that · riddled the Eachus 2-1-5; Hill 4-1-9: J1os. GAllS z.ont defoDie. ond Jack· tic 4-2-19: SAunders H-11: Lan• emer(ecl with a 52·36 lead ier 0.1·1; Tope 5-3-13. TOTALS att,r three quarters. zs.&.M. Tbt Bille Deviil cama atorm- , Score by quarters: 1nJ hdt to oolscore the Iron- IGallipolis 12 13 11 18-~1 lllftl lUI IS ill a>e IIMI quar· /Jaebon II U 211 .•. H 1 SpagheHi ~:~ - - - - ~":: Oet SO IKtra 'leld ltempa with purchall of 1 c . ,. At A&P· - ~or or.·ly·. ' . With Pork ,..._ •ens Chorml1 · k N I Bea ap Whllw . _ ---:Su tan a ns ·~ T~lo ..... • •• "' 1s,00ti .to 1o:ooil :a:n{ GAS CIRCIIL.4ti~G HEATERS - - - - -'',....·._.. $26.~ ~ll . 'RANqES $19.00 to $9$;00 A I ," lli;'1 ' ' 1' I •I. f: 1 E, ~uy •• • " ' ' c (t'.~ ~· ·,.~ ~~ : ' I· �' ' MOlle! ompllat~ ho did rotkt. ·Bl.ant9n Collier Expected To ~Repla~e.. Coach ·Brown 1 .-w·:~f£~~·~. ;1:·=·Im:t~! · ~ =~ 1!::~; :l':'"~:"'~tn'want e: . In hea<l 1ment lest Wedne!day by Browna oarft<llo oucoeecl Brown. Renfro lelephont coif from lkrDII CLIIVELAND (UPtodll - The lclooet•~letnd. Pan~.!',';~~ IIMi pra~idcnt Artbur B. Modell lhllt aald he racelved a lons-dl>tance rioh, UlO toam'o player Cleveland Browno •1 on ••· lllg •K eam B fired .. · live odvlaing bim 111at poctecl to name backfield mentor ,posed head coa<ll IT yelfl afl•· ':;; :.: . . Browno' vtler· Boll Pol!H. of II. t.JuJo ol ' for- 1111~ tho eontraet :811l!ton Collier their oew Collier:• tppnlnt.mtnt to ~- on flanker rob..k, aald TUtlday wardo. ' Modell, who earlier Collier r • :It-year ........, ol tilt eel to chmax a week of Dipt tbot Collier alroody ba~ Baylor 110l't1111111 • forward, flrtns "a llmrle eoad>in( ranko, Wffi oucetecl his •lion after th_!_IIIIIIIUDg .......... Wll put 'at IUlnl by Wtal eoeoh odmlllecl Tuesdoy ' Freel Schoua of Lol Aaceltl. to voted by 1 th-..1 "earlY (lve the team """' - · · BIY·llnmenl" or rebellion by . • · rl lor to avor•BIDJ as.• poilltt a lou than oeven by · game, aecontl Gill)' to Chamhorlaln theM weren't roolds, u weU By ART IPANDEK expected ot the Memorial Sporto • ramo. In the NBA. Bellomy lo fourth Ia the Browns' mecllo<re T.f-1. 11 LOS ANGELES (lJPII - , . Arena. while thousands more ~wever • tiM; Esiltera A ·Stan NBA SC!Oring> wtth a 29.6 aver-- lalt JNIOil, . •. core d a! - toolboll liaill.M 1!81 • Parrilh declbled lo lhola, Included ......... to do thll. I uld, "Brown II wbei-e ov.. I U I wiDtecl to." Porrloh, 1 defenolve bod<, ~everol ~ cooch.l "'*" • h T F NBA All Star Game IS.Set or OWP' t :u: l&~eel ~~~~ 1 =- ' ~B~rowtl§~w~u~DOI~~av~a!~lo~hlo~~~~~~~~~~~; Wntern willl a W otorl· were JJ.ttation to watch the game toleVillon on • 1'<' llli.s Pttlll II lllld fifthW.. wltll q 1i11euj1All-ston. built 11n>111111 Ill clal nottanol IDn Ci DDI -w c 1 • a01•. !!Uirk of Ill alonlforwllb L 001111110nt Hi1 11tor11117 Cblmberla!D , and li:]Jin . Baylor network tlJrouChollt the Unll«< vilioDI with the Warriort--and his Comblnod, U..,•re 1__,;., 1111 • • lhll 11 IVII'I(inl 110 poilltl 1 Stlltl. smootll back court play, combinod poilltl 1 llml· thnnr ill 1)/ftnolve power Tbt West. whlch won tile last with the equally plAy of Bol· . : : : . the • defensively minded two gamea without ~hamberlain. ton's Bob Cousy-was expected May ~· ~ Ept tooigbt in the 13th •nnual lwas a 812-point favorite now that to make the Eut go. 805100"1 Bed Aqerbacb., ~ NllloDol Buktlball Auocialion it bod the addition of the huge RuiMD AI Ceater ing the East, oaid . there migbt Atl.star pme. San Franciaco Warr•or center, And the East waJ able to ('()IJD· be a ch&DII or two iD hil Uneup · ' A oellout crowd of 11.!100 was who II ovoroeln( nearly • points •ter oome of the Wfll'a o...-Jni if the Well 1111!'11· Boylor ii ONLY punch with BW RuaHII of the Cel· IUlrd-wblch It Jl pia. to do. • tics, po"ibll' the flnell def..atve Ru ...n, of eoitr... ' II at center. 110.00 ~ - 111•b..ketball ployer Ia the history Roborllon, onlY ta8tmter Ia the ,.,..... llllt Tor111 of the game. top olx of NBA ocortns with i, Joining Chamberlain In the 21.1 over01e. wul pair With COUJy i -1 I 3 ROOMS eMMktr Rlllllbap es,racuN OtlDa "299· West otartillg five, for the game which hits the television lanes at 8:11 p.m., PST m:tl p.m: ESTl are Jerry West and Baylor of tile the boaros, 21·2L From Angeltl Liken at lll•ro•. II guard. Boston's Tom lleiiJ*>hlt and Clncy'1 JaCk Twyman give tile East two gunnlllg forwards ; but tlley Ulually don't hit aa well a the Wfll ]iOlr of Belllmy and e:ro.torla OJI!al eEI&Ia. BuJcm. eKeepllke Dlamo1141 New Highlanders Stun Pirates .- TO PLIASI FOR MRY OCCASION Hamlltoa Watehlt ' ,, ,,. UM Our Lty-Away Plant . MASON FURNITURI oils· '' I' CO~ !. ..- MASON, W, VA. i 011 in SVAC cage action took the foeld, the wmnero hit 21 of ~~~:w~ol~t!Be~U~a~m~r~ofLC~h~ic:a:so~•:nd~P=e:tt~it.~::.:..::;::~.:~~~=====~~;~::===-.::~~~ t~~ace 11 North Gallia Tuesday 53 attempts while North Gallia First major upset of the seu- tern ?" alcht. Southwestern'• Hlghlondero, defending co-champion, spilled tht previouly unbeatern Southern Valley Atllletic Conference leaders, "-3T. The loop loss waa the Pirates could muster only 13 of 17 foeld , goal otlempts, For the winners, Jimmy Hal· ley and Don Bloomer , shared 1 high-o<oriflg honoro w1tll 15 apie<:e. Buck Crothers had 13. I JOt Logan's 11 led the lo~ers: firtt at home in over two Friday, North Gal11a wlll atm years, but the charge1 of Coach !to keep its title march alive CUrt Wilson still managed to i with a victory over Kyger bold down first place with a 6-l ·Creek. The game is slated at le•gue recoro. Second place North GaHia. Eastern il 4-1 after lastnlght's . Southwestern's five-lame wiJl. 'lictory over Coolton. 1. k 111 be ·n The important Highlander vic- n~g streab " the 1 • lory kept Coach Harold Bark· Friday " en , 0 Class A. : er's slim title hopea alive last host the are~ 8 , t P · squad - Racme s Tornadoes. night. The SW qumtet now owm; , I la t night's preliminary a 3-2 conference record, Ove· n 8 II' rod eel all, North G~llla is 7·2 while , :on:~ ~::ryGa c~uhsn u~ad Southwestern " 7-3. ' • nd Mason I Last night's triumph wo• .'he l15 for the :.~e~::., Cooke Hlplander'o fKth ill a row smce Peck !!3 w 1e . : 1 . g lti-M to the Pirates Dec. had 20 for the losers. ~~~n I Box score of the varsity 1 game: I Before a large crowd at North WESTERN l5ll Gallia. the Highlanders struck I SOUTH .: ••rly with four long set shots Bloomer 5-5-15~ ~aln 7~: for a commanding 8-1 lead. •Crothers 6-1·13: a ey · - • < '· • ·; .."- ' ,, 1 11.. .. :l I' - ~~~~to \ .to ' CO!J,.TON (U) · G. Jentlns 1-&-2, RoblllsoD bempse)' ~1-11, Home ~ M. JenldDB ~. JlrtiWD 1Tolall 15-($.2!)-35. · aiB3541 117' 28 Thev were never headed. Eilers 0.3-3. TOTALS 21;!0.52. The stunned Pirates, who Sat- 1 NORTH GAWA IS I 'urda night knocked off power· E!ijloton 2·~·7;,, C.~oday 1. rut Hamden, trailed 15-10 alter '7· Dee! 2·1·5: Losan 3·5·I • ; 1 ~ period. During intermission IForeman 3-1.-7. TOTALS 13-11 37. 1 . it was 21-18 in favor of the vis- By quarters : •• ' ·'· After three periods. South- Southwestern 15 t-1~ w~tern was on top 34-28. In North Gallia 10 I 10 9--37 1 1 • last stanza. SW outscored . the home club 18-9 to win soing Iowa St. 89 Drake 65 awar. Bowling Green 1!18 Kent St. 7l nie Pirates ou!AIId Southwes·lldaho 72 Washington St. 65 ,, · .~r. ,,, ... f f f ' t i • A h•oOd I '· " " .' # ''' "' lb. ' BOLOGNA 1 MEAT PI~• ''· J ' /i ..VALENTI~~~ 'p~Y. ContorCull ·' . ,YOUR, ~ .,' Morvol Vonllla-luttorocotch 4... 69c Apples 4 b~~ · 49c O~t.....MII4 carton Open . I MM CARTOON'"AND 59c ~gal. Yellow Onions·~:· 49c Ice Cream ••ncy..,.,. Delicious .. ,,•• ;tAN•• lb. -lb. C•llfornia Lt,... Sfn Ntwel II'• ,/ Give The G1ft That OniJ ·You ••.• ·' • FrHh-Young Tontlor PrHhDrHHCI Oranges WfurterOver · . lythe ·~- 69c 2 89c Beef Steaks - -'· ~t9~·Pork Chops 79c Sea Bass-- - 33c Chicken Legs ~- Sliced Bacon Wellston Is i' . J'luh.O.Fr•.. Fronn Yoil ow Globo Dry Playmg their finest game of the season Tuesday night at Jackson. a revamped Gallipolis Blue Devol tea~ ron, shot, and rebounded with the taller lr~nmen throughout most of the contest before fmally bowmg to the league· leaders by a respectable 67.54 score. 1 Roli:er Saunders. 1 5-n sen- 1ter with Tommy Tope and Duck ! tor, sparked the GAHS cagers . Bostic each getting six points, I with probably the most out- bu~ it was too late, end the standing effort of hi!! career as Jronmen upped their league· he tallied liS points and gener- !Jeading record to 8-1. ' ally proved to be a tough cookie i In droppin~ their eight league Jo· the Ironmen to handle. loss against one victory, the lllg Ed Spri((S, Jackson's &-~ I B Ut Devils hit :13 of 63 attempts : pivotman, scored 25 points for 1from the floor for a 34 percent : the lronmen to top both t.ea~j average and canned eight of 13 it that departmonl, but •• us- , fr .. throws. I ulill, the big guy wa~ not having : Jackson made good on 10 of one of hil better nights a1ainst 71 for 40 percont from the Lb-~ !Jlue Devll!t. field and converted 7 of 11 at However, it was 1 Spriggs the charity stripe. who single-handeclly tore up . Although tile final score the Blue Devils with excetlent ,sholi'S that Jackson won the corner shots all evenl.n1. Ste~e 1l game, i~ does not tell the .story Sprl(gs, a first COUSin 10 biB of the fme effort turned m by Ed, talliod 17 points before lea•· little Duck Bostic, a 5-7 lng the game with f1ve person· ~ •hose repeated steals of the I a1 · fouls but he had done the ball caused much discomfort ' I damage. :among the Jaek!mn players. I Coach Milhoan's cagers took Tommy Tope, a 6-l junior, an ear)f lead at H and in- ;tallied 13 points. most of 1n00n 11 ~eased it to lo-t late in the 01 . shots over the head of >peDilll period before Jackson ' Spriggs. and Bill · Eochuo, took its first lead of the t<!ntest loenlor, did a fine job In~:~~ ~~ ot 13-12 jUit Ot<Oncla before the Sprl((s away from the lx quarter ended. Ed Spriggs en- on rebounds. joyed hil beot effort in this ; Fed Hill. onother 6-1 junior, tuarter with eight points. came in for prai~ from Coach 1be Blue Devils mad!:! 1 game ~ilhoan for his floor game and of lt the $f:COI'KI period with Ro- strong defense. e:er Saunders and Duck Bostic The Blue DeiYils now own e \oadinc the charge that carried 1-8 league mark ond are l·tO ALL pkg. Canadian Bacon 1 ss - Entl Cult ' Eaglea co substantl,l , !be,: were I Blue Devils Bow To lronmen Despite Best Season Game ' thru Jan. 19 I ' .' ·,) ' Kottlo l111ctoml Cheese """'ht'" _ ~~. 49c Lard . TIAVIL PILM GROVER'S STUDI6 " ., 2 ~~. 33c I'CIMilllcrf 220 E. MAIN ST. 1 LOOK What You Can Get 100 lxtre Piehl Stamps with purcheH ef Heir Milt, FHI PurH pi"' I 1 l ' I 2.25 Brec k 11.. Dill - 1 Got 50 l•tro Plold "'""' with purclloN P•18 llaclcberry Jono P o r k e r - - " · m • Ch d 0 B e 1t IS tu .f 59( .h 1• r ChoaN 21~.79 pic.. '-'d c Get 25 lxtra Plaid Sta""' with •urchaw of GAHS tG within lwo point!! of all games while Jackson is 1-1 Jackson, at 20-18. i" the leagut and 9-2 overall. However, thi.c- was the nar- Friday night , Gallipoli!l trav- . rowest mar11n for the remain- eh· to Athens for a tuflale in the iel of the contest as the Iron· Bulldog pressure-cooker nen pulled out to 1 32-'l5 half· Jock,.in goes to Pomeroy. l!lntl leld. , JACKSON (17 ! Coach Dove Fiohtr'o bitl team B. Thomas ~: Harrison 0. ontde 1 fe.!f offensive adjltll- :1-2: Walburn 1-2-4; E. Spriggs!! NAIIICO STRIPID Short bread _. 12v.... ,k,. 49c I • .• ' Caramel Corn "•'•. ~All lro.. IHI. white _ _ _ _ _ _ .... Potatoes Sllcod, p.,oto oes w~11o ~&P lrl.. .-· ._ . -- - · - .- ........- 1Mf'• .....:.. IIIMw · ' Nllvv '21 '1:U. FV'GiE. CHESl FREEZER--.,.--- $295.00 3 :- 1962 NEYf ~$. TV1s · ·. . . . CLOSE OUT PRICES ...... . . ,, tf \ i' f\lftv G.E. TOASTERS, Reg. $19.51) to $24.95 ~Now $15;95 • ICE'SKATES, Men &. Women's Sizes, Reg. $10.95 _Now $1.9$ '• AlL ltiY~RE WARE 20% OFF RltAIL . ••• lona Golden Corn - -17-: • '. .' ·' ... ' : ·, r . ' ,..ond :i=::::i:::::::::::::::::::·::;: Ja-.?il______;__,;____.:;~:...:::.:...;..:_::::::c::::;=::::::::::::::: '·' : ' .. ' I 1 . """':'~ . "''" "'"" ''~ •, Ill ,A ,Ift I:'~ W S·TAM*'S r: •·. ·, · • DRYER --------------.--' vi. · . ..,, ' " .,., :. : ""''''' """~·''·· ' ~~,w fRONS-~-------,,........,:· !,..,_ I, ' I .. . "~;reus CN-.wl --....--,. ,'\. . : Mixes!':.:.. ... .' '?"" ' ·~···~·~'-' ~ ... .N'tw sTEAM. ~ · ... • . G,~; ELEcntlt ! of ; "'! lAtH ~LU. ~; $6.9$ - - - - - - . , . - NQw $3.88 . $5.00 or more, exclusive Items prohibit· ed by law. Valid thru Jan. 23. One coupon "" ,. ,!. .31_"l~crr 0/l:o:,~~T~Ri <'!~X.Nice) - - - - - - $3$.00 ,..... lona Cut Beets ••• a-. ..... Instant Potatoes ' Macaron1• Aon Poao _ _ __.. • •• . .., MAv;t:AG WASHER _ _ _ _.:;....._.....c.. $95.00 ' IHI. Wholo, 't f";' :lllllliii;ii:.- Tlrpo, Milia! Tub and PuMp .so EXTRA PLAii • onto that oent Steve Sprlas. 12-lcZ: S. Sprigp 1 5-I senior, into lilt comer batoka 5+11 . TOTALS 3o.H7. where be connected on four GAWI'OUS (Ill >ice softies that · riddled the Eachus 2-1-5; Hill 4-1-9: J1os. GAllS z.ont defoDie. ond Jack· tic 4-2-19: SAunders H-11: Lan• emer(ecl with a 52·36 lead ier 0.1·1; Tope 5-3-13. TOTALS att,r three quarters. zs.&.M. Tbt Bille Deviil cama atorm- , Score by quarters: 1nJ hdt to oolscore the Iron- IGallipolis 12 13 11 18-~1 lllftl lUI IS ill a>e IIMI quar· /Jaebon II U 211 .•. H 1 SpagheHi ~:~ - - - - ~":: Oet SO IKtra 'leld ltempa with purchall of 1 c . ,. At A&P· - ~or or.·ly·. ' . With Pork ,..._ •ens Chorml1 · k N I Bea ap Whllw . _ ---:Su tan a ns ·~ T~lo ..... • •• "' 1s,00ti .to 1o:ooil :a:n{ GAS CIRCIIL.4ti~G HEATERS - - - - -'',....·._.. $26.~ ~ll . 'RANqES $19.00 to $9$;00 A I ," lli;'1 ' ' 1' I •I. f: 1 E, ~uy •• • " ' ' c (t'.~ ~· ·,.~ ~~ : ' I· �r- ·-- I ••• .' A- • ·' • lnglr llcWvtl T~ brud beef II trtp»-' trliiimocl befole ll'••wtghed aad 16, 'l:!:::~!!::·iiDI~w~.:J..~~ Ill fl'!!rl pound of T~ a..l: .~ Teoderay .... a- '....- " . .I . -•• ..--beef_, . $ .... . .. ....:........... -~- ,;.,, ....... . ,.~ ·"~- ' ' , • l c ., ' J"' ,_ ' '- ! ~,- .' ,,.' ~' '' {f. of ."' · ivery store·. ' ·.w.. eek. • ·Cash Prizes ., ASK FOR '•!' / ut•••DY SitiP "·'·· ...... .;...; 2. ,. as. r ' ' • •. • ..... .,.. ................ . '· I . Royal ........-.. M ~ ......2 ,..... II& Ill "' 27& Binycftck.. \~..-· ~.? • Sati .n Cake Mix ·Cream P.ies· ,, • I ' .. -~f:' ~~ .. t''·· I I ,. .., ...;,.,. . \ ...- .;. . ., -.-·"···I , "" '' ' . ........ ... ....,_,.., .............. .. ----- ____ ........ ·• ...... .... .......,...:..w ........ ,.. .... ·- -,....... . ...... ...... ,,, ·~ · ~··_...~ _,._.·...., _..,~,.\-..... _.,..r.o. c••._;. ' ' ' \ . ,, !' , . - . ~.'I(;, - ' '~- , !'1"' ~. - l -~ . 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Fill • I c ,'JI. ·' ·· · Nllvel ~ ' - ,·· etea•• ,.......sta ---· ' ' ....... .... .......... ', 271 • �r- ·-- I ••• .' A- • ·' • lnglr llcWvtl T~ brud beef II trtp»-' trliiimocl befole ll'••wtghed aad 16, 'l:!:::~!!::·iiDI~w~.:J..~~ Ill fl'!!rl pound of T~ a..l: .~ Teoderay .... a- '....- " . .I . -•• ..--beef_, . $ .... . .. ....:........... -~- ,;.,, ....... . ,.~ ·"~- ' ' , • l c ., ' J"' ,_ ' '- ! ~,- .' ,,.' ~' '' {f. of ."' · ivery store·. ' ·.w.. eek. • ·Cash Prizes ., ASK FOR '•!' / ut•••DY SitiP "·'·· ...... .;...; 2. ,. as. r ' ' • •. • ..... .,.. ................ . '· I . Royal ........-.. M ~ ......2 ,..... II& Ill "' 27& Binycftck.. \~..-· ~.? • Sati .n Cake Mix ·Cream P.ies· ,, • I ' .. -~f:' ~~ .. t''·· I I ,. .., ...;,.,. . \ ...- .;. . ., -.-·"···I , "" '' ' . ........ ... ....,_,.., .............. .. ----- ____ ........ ·• ...... .... .......,...:..w ........ ,.. .... ·- -,....... . ...... ...... ,,, ·~ · ~··_...~ _,._.·...., _..,~,.\-..... _.,..r.o. c••._;. ' ' ' \ . ,, !' , . - . ~.'I(;, - ' '~- , !'1"' ~. - l -~ . '"" ·; 'J' SAVI14t ' rnllllury or i•lln :·_; I ' -,-.jr' F0 LDI.NG T B·LE ,, ~- ·'· Iii 5.. . ·~mit Cockt6il~~·-·~ 4 ....C:::·~s9c ··.-.S.Iac:tD'-*•ing·~~. ~. ;: ·~~ .• 39c ~ .. '' ~' ' ' . ~·-.... ,. ,. ' ·f.' ~ ·--~-- .·_-, ,'\.' .· .......- ' /. -· .-{"' " . ,, Sweet Pickles ... · ·.Cabu·t>, ~~-·~. ~ ... ,...: · ·. _~ 2 t~.r...29c ·-.,..,. Biscuits ... -"!:.c: ~.=.l2 •.: $1 Crest Toothpaste -•~ ... ._~A. 3c Kroger Rolls .•·- '",_. 2 ,..·29c • F·11· ....., Leaf, 1 angs _.....,, ••...,~~wrt ..... _ 3::$1 P18 Flour :. ' _:,' . !C~•r C:~Hee;;..~ ...~"p. ........j59c ' of~IOM!o ' \:> ::~ ·; . ·:.Jir:··c~n~e lrir1·~hicken;...~, ~':! '79c ' },; KanC:I· u, Detergent-~. ~tv~-a49c . .. . '·' . , .. ' :11 .• lt.-.·.. ~1 .,,. SAVI '""' 28c SAVI 47• ~ ., lllft 'pl q' l l . ~... . . . ... . ~··.. ·, 1 -~- ; . I ) ' *· ,, ' ,..;.~~ .', ;J,~'i -~ '\\!; i I \' • -., • ~- :· .' 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Merlin Teets 1:30 Non 1:00 ~·ewa 1:35 Musie Just For You 1:115 Platter Pari)> 2:10 News 1:15 Ohio Slate Football 2:115 Muste Just For You 8:30 News 2:30 Newa 3:35 Platter Pari)> 2:35 Muale Just For You 4:00 News · 8:00 New• 4:06 Platter Party S:.Oii J'latter Pari)> 4:30 New. 3:30 News , ... , . ,,4:36 Platter Pari)> 3:85 Platter Pari)> 5:00 N.,., . 4:00 News , 5:05 Pla\101' Party •. 05 Platter Pari)> • 1:14 Sip 011 _:_:::::._:!:~:_--- ABBIE AND SLATS ,AVY JONES By LEFF and McWILLIAMS YOU GUESS? YOUN(J MAN••· YOU CAN'T 150 Tf.lROUGH L.IFE .JUST GUE.SSING VEAH' Gar TH'Ct.II..V'ICIL 'lO OOtJeL5: TH' '!ZlX;BI THaT'LL e~ THAT OLD MAIJ:IIE, ~ !SA8&1..! THEN 'VbU PIC'.( lP 1'H' HAci&HOA ~ "9--ACC<"TtWJN'' OM TAX SALE' FOR ~I EVICT "rHEM FORil!NERs, GET A FAT WI-lEN I &ROW UP I'M GOING TO BE A WIATHER'--. MAN ;-..--: NOT SO LOUO, LOH r NeVEl? KNOW WHO'S: Uo;TE'Ntr"r EIJEH IN AN OLD <lRAVEVA~D I ~~TLOAH, AND WE~L CLEA!:l TEN MILUOH EASY ' -------------:-----......:;=-.:==-.:.:::!-__ BUT W~IT'LL THE VIEWI!RS . UA"-N TM"T THIIII HIII01 II CHICICIN, l I 'Mtllr.T 1&, IT, MOM\' l •.. I DON'T tiiNC1Vtr ~ ...,..NI~. I ~-I'EI!L ~11~!LANDeo · HEAOIOIYi , _. I �• ' llotl·H..,Is ' ~]ere Loss • 1111. ••· tea-ts ' ' I ' I DAILY CROSSWORD ' _·,. IS -YOUR BEST':: BET 1960 GMC ~ Ton Pickup Lqw mlleqe Ill' local owner. blatt flnllb. v.e motor. 1959 Chev. ~ Ton P•nel $1395 aood .tlreo, b..ter, $695 V-8 motor. Extra good heov;r duty-- Reciii.W. .. Beater. W:AN'I' foB lly AL CA, PHONtWY2-2157 • ' . ' ' ' Blue·JAw IS · Before ·i ' . • OOAA&X V~DOVTXCVX•a Laaaxovx•a-«oTTRL ,. ' ~ ClQ;&a.,.rM 'ftiii..I.,Bt1D YLTX~O or A1'8DN .. Jl) AIIOUJO:NT ~BT THill tl811 ,o.. rr.~ l '- WJEH RADIO Mlladay 'lbroap l!'rilb.y 7•00 Sign 0.. Muaical C1oct 7:G The I.Jfellne · ' •• ,. ; ' ' . 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It 16 World News IL :Illl G A H S FloolbaD 1:30 Ne«s 8:3$ RI'D 11 •00 Talk of lba Town 11:45 World News (except Fri. Chureb Bell! Ring. 11.55 Medical Mlleslml.,. 1?20 RI'D 8:30 Van Parllck Sport Show 7:00 News 11:45 World 'iews 12:00 Loeal & Ohio N•"·· 7'j5 Breakfast Party 11·16 Mason County NeW!I 12:16 EducaUonal Special 8:35 Breakfast Party 12 00 Coin . -- N It 20 lJf uU 8:.1$ IJaker Fum. Sbow-FrL .7.:30 News . mu•••, . ..,. : Oguar<l B eliD Board 9:00 News 7:35 Breakfast ....... 12 :05 Loeal NeWI 12:36 News 0 Grams • -v t:05 CoHee Wltb Janel 7:50 7:50 News 12 :11 Ohio News 12:30 Saturday Matinee 8 00 B --~-DICK TRACY 9•30 News 12:16 Marker.. 1:00 OSU Scout of the Week ' r........ t Parly 9:35 CoHee With Janel 8:30 News ~ 20 Llleguard Bullelln lloanl 1:15 OSU Foolba~ 8:30 Breakfaat Party 9,46 Belly Newton Show 12:• News 0 Gl'8lllll t:IO DlBcin& wllh Doas ID:OO News 9:00 rrews 1'•30 Agricultuno Apnl {:30 Album Time 10:06 MlnistBlal AI!SOC!allon 9:06 Breakfast Pari)> 1• 45 Country Go Rowx. 5:00 News Summory us News Bel!t 10:20 Morning Interlude a:l5 Jones Buick Show 5, 16 PubUe Service 10:30 Newa 9:30 News ~ . 00 Country Go Rounr 5:30 Dilmer Musloale 9:35 llluaie In ~ Air 10,35 News 2:55 News BeaJ 5:46 011 the Air · · · 11:111' SWap Shop t:IO Tbe Good Life 8.00 Midway Matinee 5:15 Noftmber_ 1l:l5 Today With God 1:55 Under Oblo 5kiol -'=!16=N=e=w=s=lle=·=st======5:=l6=Deee==~=· ====:- l l1:311 News 10•00 Newo 11:35 FArm Bureau 10:06 Polka Pari)> 11:10 Country Hoedown 10:30 News (FBJnlly Worslllp 'l'lumt.) 1005 Wal4 & DoDDI llymn 11:66 Upper Room Medltatlooa Time 11:68 <>ow J01101 Stoek Ave. 11:00 Ne"" r>:OO Noon News 11:06 Top Ten Show 12:16 Mll!lk: Just i'or You 11:30 Newo 12:15 Goesslers Guest Star Fri. 11:36 Dutton'a Top !fen Show IJ:SO Musk: Just For You 12:00 News- Noou · Report 1•110 News 12:15 Mosie Interlude 1:1111 lllusk: Just For You 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 1:30 Non 1:00 ~·ewa 1:35 Musie Just For You 1:115 Platter Pari)> 2:10 News 1:15 Ohio Slate Football 2:115 Muste Just For You 8:30 News 2:30 Newa 3:35 Platter Pari)> 2:35 Muale Just For You 4:00 News · 8:00 New• 4:06 Platter Party S:.Oii J'latter Pari)> 4:30 New. 3:30 News , ... , . ,,4:36 Platter Pari)> 3:85 Platter Pari)> 5:00 N.,., . 4:00 News , 5:05 Pla\101' Party •. 05 Platter Pari)> • 1:14 Sip 011 _:_:::::._:!:~:_--- ABBIE AND SLATS ,AVY JONES By LEFF and McWILLIAMS YOU GUESS? YOUN(J MAN••· YOU CAN'T 150 Tf.lROUGH L.IFE .JUST GUE.SSING VEAH' Gar TH'Ct.II..V'ICIL 'lO OOtJeL5: TH' '!ZlX;BI THaT'LL e~ THAT OLD MAIJ:IIE, ~ !SA8&1..! THEN 'VbU PIC'.( lP 1'H' HAci&HOA ~ "9--ACC<"TtWJN'' OM TAX SALE' FOR ~I EVICT "rHEM FORil!NERs, GET A FAT WI-lEN I &ROW UP I'M GOING TO BE A WIATHER'--. MAN ;-..--: NOT SO LOUO, LOH r NeVEl? KNOW WHO'S: Uo;TE'Ntr"r EIJEH IN AN OLD <lRAVEVA~D I ~~TLOAH, AND WE~L CLEA!:l TEN MILUOH EASY ' -------------:-----......:;=-.:==-.:.:::!-__ BUT W~IT'LL THE VIEWI!RS . UA"-N TM"T THIIII HIII01 II CHICICIN, l I 'Mtllr.T 1&, IT, MOM\' l •.. I DON'T tiiNC1Vtr ~ ...,..NI~. I ~-I'EI!L ~11~!LANDeo · HEAOIOIYi , _. I �. ' j 'l . -- X .. W'El"..ta-a• a,. •• I zl!lll, rrMIJ. .... . .. ,.,.,. ,_, •: .. IF li • Hartley & Bennett's FINAL Januzey Szlz mtureo ~lzl vzluei all ovor the store . . . In the furnliurz . pzrtmtlit tlie HCOncl a.i&f third f!oOo'l .. 1 •. In the man's deportmant on 1hz flnt floor ..•i. ledlze zrid. children's una.,.Nr and oiHpw..r . . . Iedin ond alrll I~:,'!~~:::~; 2nd flcioro' Dr..,.rln, and curtolno on the 2nd floor. I-I ere opzn lftr( wftk day from 9 to 5 and on S-'urdly froM 9 AM to on' lllinkzto URITHANI WOMENS JACKETS .· Regul•r $8.95 J,cketl - - - s.t. $5.00 · $1.0.95 J!ldlett Sale $6.00 R~ul•r $13.95 J~ketl S•le $7.00 ... :~ .; - Here Is a schedule of sizes that are left If you can find your size you have AAA AA B c Regul1r $35.00 Form1ls _ _ Regul•r $29.50 Form1ls Regul1r $25;00 Form1l1 Regul1r $19.50 Form1l1 S1le $17.50 S1le $14.75 5•1• $12.50 Sale $9.75 II... $2.9S ond IUS Girls 2. pc. Slack Sets · · · · · · Sale $1.50 Sllpover Sweaters .. · ...... · Sale $1.50 II... $US ond $US Olrlo Stretch Pants · .......... · .. Sale $1.50 •t' ' 11...1., $1.tS ond $2.95 Wom••• CoHon Blouses · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·· · · · · Sale $1.00 GOP pr. Discontinued Styles V•lues To$14.95 Not All 51... In 3~~6 $4 88 pr. V•lues To $7.95 Men's 6" WORK SHOES SID 6 to 12 $ 5 88 pr. Discontinued Styles Y1lues To $9.95 Boys' Boys' $488 pr. B & D Widths Values To $7.95 10 to 3 av. to 3 Glove Leather Wedge Crepe Soles Long On Wear · CUT·RITE · PLASTIC WRAP Tbe easy. to. haDtdle,,·•l easy · to · seal plasUc wrap. Unrolls smooth· ly, doesn't tangle or snarl. Keeps all food fresher . . Big 100 ft. rolls. $3.00 pr. Shon Complete With Heel and Too Tapo av. •• 3 January Sale MIDDLEPORT ' paper problems. Red, yel· low, turqUoJae and saD· daiwood. $1.09 $16.50 .. SEWING • THREAD te Flour Sack-Dish Towels \ Piece Goods $111 pr." S1ve Up To ROUSH'S SHOE "STORE IOUI'Cel." weight polyelh7· lene. Easy to carry. Solve• Coltt & Clarks' Freshly laundered. Soft, absorbent. Preshrunk. Ready to use. Don't miss thia chance to save on all the fabric• you need rJ&ht n&W and for spring sewing. Values To $4.99 and IA>mporacy d<ficlta from 1 tax P'RII"Im designed Prom<R .f~ 1180 o1 our Mercertzed. Ti .. ~ ' cord. ~lze 51). 4 spciols , white, 2 spools·black. . SIN out ~I a slow ratA> of 31c Sizes 29 to 42 waist. Polished cotton and cOl'ded cottons. Completely washable. -Several popular styles 1n brown. Ioden green, black, dark green, grey and wheat. Sale price ' 18 by 30 lnchH. Januzry Salil One-Half Off C..h & Clorlc~' SEWING THREAD' • Mercerlzod - three cor4. Size 110. Wblte, black and assorted cOlon. 12 ......s 59c !DIAL $1 D.95 Re1dy-to-Put-On Oxfords &Loafers tween chronic defJeibl Fire Losses each $20,000 Gr1ndm•'• F1vorite Discontinued Styl11 All Siz11 In Group Sl111 6to 12 Girls' Lecturing the lawmakers, 6 ....... 29c Men's---Big Boy's OXFORDS-- LOAFERS Tap Shoes SJII 15;':, SJII Big7 pr. Mrs. Grueser Is Hostess To Church Closs pr. Children's cut plan. f!2.7lens $188 Values To $6.95 · llut Kl!llllelly .lnol.!ted that heavy I'Od·ink spending would su.....W betoro ioo budgriO!UlJ'Iuoes and widely sha... l oned pro.,..rlty If Consre" •pprovo hia new flO billion Camera and Cas1> OXFORDS SiZM I d 10hom art skeptical of taxe& without cui., the Chief olared: . . "OUr present c:bolee Is 110t betweea. a tax cut and a budget. The chOice, ralher, io be- IIRD$EYE . DIAPERS. ' ·. Sofa Bed Slip Covers .. Davano sllpco.ver of dnuble. washable fab~ In • Improved for wear. Whiter brlllllter. l{emmed. ,by 27 lqches. ,, I *1·19 { . oduon ·.' * * * * * Democrats Crying 'Foul' MOViE CAMERA COTTON SLACKS Boys' Oxfords &Loafers 3S=e7 Shredded foam fll't stuffing sofa pU!ows, cushions, toys, etc. 1 lb, bag. * .......... Mzn'i and You"' Men'• $3.95 2 pr. $5.00 WORK SHOES 51.. 59t $2~~ All Styl11 But All 51... In Group Boys' WORK SHOES Elderlon-a fabric specially blended of floe comb' ed cotton and rayon. Comfortable, Durable, Laun· ders easily. All white and dainty floral prints. Women's-- Teenagers Hi Heel Dress Shoes Dress Flats-- Loafers S1 ... 4to10 GLOVE LEATHER MIRAQE FOAM FLAKES jvASHlNGTON IUPil ...,.atdent ~·~:;~Y t•ik~~~ 8\!IIJ COngress bl!dget in history - come war or peace - and one ef the biggest deficits. · Hli called for federal lay• in the· 12 months sts1rt·l ine . July 1 of billion or $122.5 depending on your approa~h . One way mean a $10.3 bilhon defH cit. The other way tb"e1 ft:;~: cit would be $11.9 b 1 Light Womens Eiderlon Panties Next Sunday eveniRII the nuai congregaUona1 will be held at 7. A social will follow in the church dlnlng Clearance Sale $788 30c '" $2·'0 . TRASH BASKETS Phil Mild ohs ' 45 Quart Middleport Church of will meet Thursday the home of Mrs. Chester JANUARY I. Girls llo'uses .... · ........ · Sale $1.00 Phik!rhea Society The Philathea Society of SIMI 6to 12 PRIUS . FROM lqulor $Ut to IUS • To Meet Thur•dny 8" WORK BOOTS marked. SCOTT II... $2.95 Womeno ...,.., Shorlll-• Men's Llghtweigbt .ru1 walhable - U1e ·them to cover chairs, beochet, frame surfaces. Each piece Sale! Women's and Girls' Wear Szlectlon. idd/etll/pwBI~ POME.ROY, OHIO. FoaM ReMnants 69c This Group of Shon Are Connln, Porio FHhion, Smart Set, Wllll~m1 ond HHI HUftoro. This Spzclol Price Is For Friday znd Szhlrdly Only. Shon Are Displayed On Racks Far l!uy '. ~D. eficit . ~ Svpor Soft . WOMENS .FORMALS. 14'h I 5 IS'h I 6 16'h I 7 I 7'h I 8 18'h I 9 19'h 110 I I I I 11 I 2 I I 11 I 2 I I 1 I I I I 6 114 I 7 13 I 2 14 111 14 I 2 15 I a 17 15 16 I 2 15 I 5 12 I 5 I I I I 1 I I 1 I I I I 11 I I I 1 WIDTH ~ liiggest AnothorShlpmeril Salei SIZE SCHEDULE . On" til ~ Dewtted To The , ,' ·of Ezrl SALE PRICE "111, . . . _ 1111~ 01 -'i'J.. Jle~..M- .(,.. .. 'VOI..XIV .. ~~--~--~------------~~--~--------------------~~~~~~~~~ · ~·~=-~~--~~~--~~------~~~----~------------~--~----~::~::~::::~ NO. 231 POMEROY~MIDDLEPORT, OHIO THU~SDAY, JANt1ARY 17, '1~63 · PRICE FIVE CENTS ·,. 11)0111 who . This Group of Shoes Includes Hi-Heels, Flats and Sport Shoes .·. · and Have Been Reduced To One Low Price For Quick Clean-up ' ' • found a real bargain. w " Women's Shoes ~ ' • " Demoeriltlc lbecloolnJ ' � 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 01. January 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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