https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/519f95b64e65290ea7aa6065170fb644.pdf 0b74232123f61fd48462a6078689f6cc PDF Text Text . tf II. C. ~· ·e ' . • rl • ,'IJ' ' • a. .' M .L.~ • • •• ' UTY . · 29 ' . • s ' e �.. I I ' ' I' 1 .- ' Voice Of Broadway •• ~:Rep01. .I 'I I I !' · ly DOROTHY KILOALLIN GOSSIP IN GOTHAM Romy-8chntider, who is in New York for costume fittings for her newest film, ~'The Canli~al /' bas been making some rather eaustlc remarks about her Ions engacement to Alain Delon- and five yea~ IS loot-but 1be indicates she has no intention of demonstrating her impa· lienee by cailine the whole thing off ... Buddy De Fronco is talking about suing the International Musician, the magazine pub~ed by the American Federation of Mualdans, for -allegedly deleting all reference to him in a recent article by Leon~rd Feather. Feather is supposed to bave:referred to Buddy as "tbe greatest clarhlettist in the world today" and de· voted a whole oection to hll talent, but t!Jat .)lar.t of !be piece didn't make the publkation, so Buddy is irate enough to try to fi&bt City Hall ... There'll be a stron~ blast levelled 11 Franklin D. Roos volt Jr. for his past connections with ; ictator Trujillo's regime, -but just tbe slme, he'll be accepted aa President Ke.y's newest 1ppointee, Under-Sec· rotary of Commerce. "J;he Repyblicans nen't trying too hard · to blork him . ·. A mi"dle·aged Hollywood star has· !Upped qver her handsome young dancing Jnstruclor and even the disparity in their ages lan't keeping her from trying to nall him, although he's trying to keep It on 1 bossa nova business basis. Perhaps the actress Ia encouraged by the fact that she knows he's carrying on with another lady In her set- also no kid. Those who've seen rehearsals of I 'I ~ ~~ I ,I t! ' ¥ I ' 'I ,. • •·Mother Courage" say Anne Bancroft Is obsolutely marvelous, again, in 1 de· mantling and agonizing role . : . Because of his Oscar-winning role in "West Side Story," •George Chakiris found he was 1 bi~ star in Japan when he went there, and npw t~e same thing Is happening in Menco City, where he 's making "Kings of the ;§!ln.; He actually creates trafCic problema wnerever he goes becuse he's alwavs surri;nded by a sea of admirers . . . Roy Cas. · , who's made su~h a hit on the Garry rt Show, has jtist had his first I!IDg .! iblisbed, and .Judging from the tttie he ll back In the earlv nlneteentJ1i cen ry: it's called "I'm Tiitnklng of Mafrying Marion." Cole Porter won't have ~worry much about this chap, wlll he! . . The Mickey. Rooneys. whO ex· peel a other baby, are worried about the State Mrs. R.'o health . . . 'The noveltv' sbops!lmd drug stores are having 1 flelil dav with .1.n • all . the Mona Lisa In town ' offersizes of reproductiona of the lam· ?."' P!!inttngs with IUch come-ems • •• Get Colly Of Everybody's · Girl Frien. "ond •Tortgtnal Value, $1,000,000. Now o ly 99 Cent..'' · Over $800,000 In GalliC. ' John P. R~se,· Maso, Native~ OVE€·'s '62 Tax Share~~$~~070 . tla~ed • . ;·' . . ' Sammy- Davio Jr. ouaht to have a stern little chat with t!Je ..producen of "Golden Boy," which he's. golnf!O do as 1 Broadway musical eventually. They're giving out the big newa !bot Larry Storch "taught him how to dcfirilperaon· ations." Sammy wiU love that, atnce be was born talented, oncrthe CIIUal reader of surh an item miJbl i'ealoU.l>ly won· der why, if Larry Storch W:U ' Sii!lmj'l great teacher, he' lllilil'l teaoh hlmaelf bow to command Sammy's · nllht club aalary-or, for that_ .li!atter, bliltnc. somehow hard to , .-an - -when Larry Storch last headlined at the Copacabana, Basin Street East, or 1ny of t~e tcip fll&ht night clubs ... Brl&itte Bardot, -turninc to out-and-out alapsticlt <Omedy 'In "Please- Not Now," also wW treat the r~ns to 1 co~_.of. e~p,le~,9f ker dancmg talent,-,llicl'ildmg·a !Omd striptease sequence . . . Comedian Tlmtnle Rogers still has a $100,000 suit pending against the U. S. Army, becauae of tbe beating he cl,aims he got from a captain in an offleer ~ club m Germany. Timmie sayo the case hao been kicking around for four years but he refuses, to drop the oction "even if it takes the rest of my Ufe." ......... . ' .-,. -rf1 ,,., ·ote"' -~In 1£6. >2.69 GIAIIT SID . ' lllcocl .L$1 l ,f ·, 'f s-1o . -~. Cox, Rt. I l ld•>Ugltler,, 11•52 a. m. Mrs. Willie 0. Dyer, Rt. ~ ~ ~=!~~.' ·son, ID:51 a. m. Wed- ~·1· ·Q9 t .• Ttiy, . Pock .. . .,, .YOU Wieners '!'2~3."l{tt •··· .•' · SHOP ~ '' 'WHITE' . AT lo for ·39c THE--- lt'a S. l11y Te Sew On A "WhlfeH :M.iddleport Dept. . Store ..I•· II el'ertiiiiH . . fnrn SUO •Deluxe Zlfi·Zot 139.50 ·~oblnatl . . . . Qpen II to ·5 Mon. thru Frl.:.....111~ 9saturday MILL ~T. MIDDLEPORT Por All '~II frlm $19.50 up . lb. box 25c ....; 'J ,' FlEE SIIVICI fiE I SEWING CLASSES ."'"" .• " 2 lb. Ytllow PNtlleM With i l o - You READY FOR RIGOROUS ·'·o. u·y·:y ... ., , . l!ox Stc ·".· PEA~lt~S,. fllo::.~~ wb,~ tile burden •. 39c · ttLVII IAR ••• 59c 11~. Pink Salmon RONCO Egg Noodles ,... 1211.29 ...... c . 411T. PLAVOIII Jello 3 tor25c MINUTI MAIO PIOZIN Orange Juice •.• c 2 .~•• 25c 12oL49 ,.LUIUR'I' etanl tbo , UnEIMILK IISCUITS • REEZE 13 ,., •1-ao l·59c ,WAID CROSS' SONS . ' ''. •n•fiACIN·· SINCI le60" lvr i I wait tblinaslt · The ~wing c1111• 1 . ' 'a Mill ... • ·· lure Psabn 13t:21-H ~ · • obort ""''""·'"-medilalloo by Mrs. J.ermody, )ll'eceded;• opecili r - 1 ol God 1nd I, by the church lldhoir Mn. Morvin.. Burt Don Tbomao ond Ben Neulzlinc u 10ioioll. Proyer by Mn. Kennedy cloeed lht 10r· . . . :MJddllplrt iarre lighted cro11 surrounded with whitt IDle• 1nd ,....nery whlcb the SJ'OUP f1cod during the dovotlonol period, ""' tile C<!lller of attn.. tion. Gue811 were present from 1ht Ep!scopai, Methodist and Boptill diurchea in Pomeroy 1nd 1ht Prtsbyterion churoh01 Syracuse and Middleport. ' FURNilEIAE ONLY $2CJ9-G0 . .'. ''. aturdy c:onstruetlon, l'uqed leather uppers, llnl'shlnks. and cushioned Insoles for.comfori, make ~~... shoes ideal for your work. 011 or acid resistant ilolos ovailable l'n ~ome I!YI& HI~ cut, tow cut, end oxfont,PCIS In this c:ollacllon of duty shoes. 111ti~ J . .I .ttrm,JeiJ!Mr, _,_, '... -'-~~ ..., • 11'ft171~ • CNdy. .. . t . ., ' • w' . ;,. IV (I AN ENTIRELY NEW CONCEPT OF/?_ · . . .. .~· .wmfOtt . ' ... '_) PltiCI I~CLUD£*: ' . ·, ,; • frph air ~'~tater. !' wrn ~it'laiS . ~~: ~';il'lilter •self-~dit.~stina brtkea · :·;...::: ~.lilectric wiridshiel~ ytiP.r.s , ' •· •.!td,ral t~ and ptlpara~lon· · · . £;. .. l l J • .. THE STYLI may. ONE WANTS. • • AT A PIICf l\lftYONJ . ., '. CAN PAYJ Smith, JaltJ4!1' McGraw, Ale t · Ward, Mrs . Mrs. Eimer Hysell, 11KellLeey, Sueilen Samples II J. Nibert. A!ll""l Ailinl . -According to the 1::~:: II i11ose the·nursing c patients who were of .ssr.,s ""'*' ·I I.= , . ~.:.~o..~ ~~ ,Nanna Walborp, Fred Kirk, Mrs. Leona Winebrenner, Paul Plf!!ODS, Pamela Ewing, Sheri! Tolliver, Frederick Tl!OillBB, James L. Miller, Mrs. Joha B. , Stanley . llasklns, Mrs. Sidney Hayes and ·Lewis Staten. Three unils of blood were administereJI< at the hospital . on Wednesday. •99·'' ..,....,--- Segregation Is · canet~ase· >;·• ' ,• <cMt~ r;;m Pi.le 0.> .lis· own cfvd rllhts"pro61ein.o. I!!!Bic1,·elen1enla ~led $19.95 failure to ..... .' $5.00 . H••• •""' '"i '. ""' -~ ~ ......,. ~··,;. DOWI ,,., I> '!'· - · ' BOX _.SPRINGS~ $5.00 MONTH ~ ~ ELI~I~TES BED BOARD BUT:ST.ILL. CIVES YOU EXTRA FIRM SUPPO.t l HERE'S WHAT YOU ACTUAI..LY2CET! e 2 CLOTH COVERED HEADBOARDS •:" - W~ --·- CHALLeNGE .. --····-· ..... . . . ' .. .. • 2 I,.,NERSPRINC M'ATTRESSES -'•· _!~U TO EQUAL - ------·--·-VALUE. AT - -TH'S -----~ ---------- ' ' '". I daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Wilc.ox: and infant daughter, Mrs. Her· man Carpenter and •~I Mrs. ZeUa Craft, Mrs. Elwood Frazier, Edward, Blakeman, Mrs. J'llll"" lieteU.. .. .. .•.• r ..,_, Spencer and infant ·son; Mrs. William Coulson and infant much new civll rights witil oow bas IJl<:ism from oome Negro oome Republic.... York's. Gi:Jv. Nelson'ilr flo-•. A OF ALL NEW ' ) Tho llbleo wert 1ttroetive In whill covora with white <lndleo 1nd 1 centerpiece ot IJirinC 3 ROOMS ••.•.., S.lf·S.MC. . ' Mjrk~ ' ~ as fair included Curtis Swick, . ~ ~·~ Te ChHk lnl, teifi,nli .\-' J. O~ Roach, Mrs. Charles ' . :; , _: ~ ..1 _; DiiiCiu!PPd .• · .. ' Patients recently discharged included Mrs. Willard Dalton, Mrs. .James Williamson, James Stewart: Mrs. · Nyle · Borden, Carl Haniohen, Mrs. Earl HoltMrs. George Robinette, Mrs. WHEN ' ·hi,. ' ' ~ 1! N .POMEROY OHto:~~ . ~·~~~ . ~· .. . .LUNCH .MEAT prayed I)D--· $)•99 12~a9a10.ill. Hofdl ...... 1600 !· GROUND IEEF 12\ltd~l- ...,.. .. ... 100 •• hi ·~ n·. SLI 1111. aceMmJI Pack PenoMI FILl CASE ' . f' ' I , KHp VctMdole ,_, .. s.lel ~ · ·' "Famous Slnct 1878" ' •. 49c J . JEWELE~Pl'OMETRrsT MIDDLIPORT· Sewing M•hlnes CHUCK ROAST ~ ·· ·a. ·.,.f:' . SANaoiN· t lvene Prtmier ~·· .,.... __ • 2 MATCHING BOX SPRINGS • 2 COMPLEn. SETS OF LECS. 2 eOMI" I'TI' -~OS ·ALL fUll UNLl'' .15 ,...... _____, . A PRICE SO LOW! ' ........ ' ~ . ---- :~ • . ' Furnit-ure . . I I -L · J,t •) �.. I I ' ' I' 1 .- ' Voice Of Broadway •• ~:Rep01. .I 'I I I !' · ly DOROTHY KILOALLIN GOSSIP IN GOTHAM Romy-8chntider, who is in New York for costume fittings for her newest film, ~'The Canli~al /' bas been making some rather eaustlc remarks about her Ions engacement to Alain Delon- and five yea~ IS loot-but 1be indicates she has no intention of demonstrating her impa· lienee by cailine the whole thing off ... Buddy De Fronco is talking about suing the International Musician, the magazine pub~ed by the American Federation of Mualdans, for -allegedly deleting all reference to him in a recent article by Leon~rd Feather. Feather is supposed to bave:referred to Buddy as "tbe greatest clarhlettist in the world today" and de· voted a whole oection to hll talent, but t!Jat .)lar.t of !be piece didn't make the publkation, so Buddy is irate enough to try to fi&bt City Hall ... There'll be a stron~ blast levelled 11 Franklin D. Roos volt Jr. for his past connections with ; ictator Trujillo's regime, -but just tbe slme, he'll be accepted aa President Ke.y's newest 1ppointee, Under-Sec· rotary of Commerce. "J;he Repyblicans nen't trying too hard · to blork him . ·. A mi"dle·aged Hollywood star has· !Upped qver her handsome young dancing Jnstruclor and even the disparity in their ages lan't keeping her from trying to nall him, although he's trying to keep It on 1 bossa nova business basis. Perhaps the actress Ia encouraged by the fact that she knows he's carrying on with another lady In her set- also no kid. Those who've seen rehearsals of I 'I ~ ~~ I ,I t! ' ¥ I ' 'I ,. • •·Mother Courage" say Anne Bancroft Is obsolutely marvelous, again, in 1 de· mantling and agonizing role . : . Because of his Oscar-winning role in "West Side Story," •George Chakiris found he was 1 bi~ star in Japan when he went there, and npw t~e same thing Is happening in Menco City, where he 's making "Kings of the ;§!ln.; He actually creates trafCic problema wnerever he goes becuse he's alwavs surri;nded by a sea of admirers . . . Roy Cas. · , who's made su~h a hit on the Garry rt Show, has jtist had his first I!IDg .! iblisbed, and .Judging from the tttie he ll back In the earlv nlneteentJ1i cen ry: it's called "I'm Tiitnklng of Mafrying Marion." Cole Porter won't have ~worry much about this chap, wlll he! . . The Mickey. Rooneys. whO ex· peel a other baby, are worried about the State Mrs. R.'o health . . . 'The noveltv' sbops!lmd drug stores are having 1 flelil dav with .1.n • all . the Mona Lisa In town ' offersizes of reproductiona of the lam· ?."' P!!inttngs with IUch come-ems • •• Get Colly Of Everybody's · Girl Frien. "ond •Tortgtnal Value, $1,000,000. Now o ly 99 Cent..'' · Over $800,000 In GalliC. ' John P. R~se,· Maso, Native~ OVE€·'s '62 Tax Share~~$~~070 . tla~ed • . ;·' . . ' Sammy- Davio Jr. ouaht to have a stern little chat with t!Je ..producen of "Golden Boy," which he's. golnf!O do as 1 Broadway musical eventually. They're giving out the big newa !bot Larry Storch "taught him how to dcfirilperaon· ations." Sammy wiU love that, atnce be was born talented, oncrthe CIIUal reader of surh an item miJbl i'ealoU.l>ly won· der why, if Larry Storch W:U ' Sii!lmj'l great teacher, he' lllilil'l teaoh hlmaelf bow to command Sammy's · nllht club aalary-or, for that_ .li!atter, bliltnc. somehow hard to , .-an - -when Larry Storch last headlined at the Copacabana, Basin Street East, or 1ny of t~e tcip fll&ht night clubs ... Brl&itte Bardot, -turninc to out-and-out alapsticlt <Omedy 'In "Please- Not Now," also wW treat the r~ns to 1 co~_.of. e~p,le~,9f ker dancmg talent,-,llicl'ildmg·a !Omd striptease sequence . . . Comedian Tlmtnle Rogers still has a $100,000 suit pending against the U. S. Army, becauae of tbe beating he cl,aims he got from a captain in an offleer ~ club m Germany. Timmie sayo the case hao been kicking around for four years but he refuses, to drop the oction "even if it takes the rest of my Ufe." ......... . ' .-,. -rf1 ,,., ·ote"' -~In 1£6. >2.69 GIAIIT SID . ' lllcocl .L$1 l ,f ·, 'f s-1o . -~. Cox, Rt. I l ld•>Ugltler,, 11•52 a. m. Mrs. Willie 0. Dyer, Rt. ~ ~ ~=!~~.' ·son, ID:51 a. m. Wed- ~·1· ·Q9 t .• Ttiy, . Pock .. . .,, .YOU Wieners '!'2~3."l{tt •··· .•' · SHOP ~ '' 'WHITE' . AT lo for ·39c THE--- lt'a S. l11y Te Sew On A "WhlfeH :M.iddleport Dept. . Store ..I•· II el'ertiiiiH . . fnrn SUO •Deluxe Zlfi·Zot 139.50 ·~oblnatl . . . . Qpen II to ·5 Mon. thru Frl.:.....111~ 9saturday MILL ~T. MIDDLEPORT Por All '~II frlm $19.50 up . lb. box 25c ....; 'J ,' FlEE SIIVICI fiE I SEWING CLASSES ."'"" .• " 2 lb. Ytllow PNtlleM With i l o - You READY FOR RIGOROUS ·'·o. u·y·:y ... ., , . l!ox Stc ·".· PEA~lt~S,. fllo::.~~ wb,~ tile burden •. 39c · ttLVII IAR ••• 59c 11~. Pink Salmon RONCO Egg Noodles ,... 1211.29 ...... c . 411T. PLAVOIII Jello 3 tor25c MINUTI MAIO PIOZIN Orange Juice •.• c 2 .~•• 25c 12oL49 ,.LUIUR'I' etanl tbo , UnEIMILK IISCUITS • REEZE 13 ,., •1-ao l·59c ,WAID CROSS' SONS . ' ''. •n•fiACIN·· SINCI le60" lvr i I wait tblinaslt · The ~wing c1111• 1 . ' 'a Mill ... • ·· lure Psabn 13t:21-H ~ · • obort ""''""·'"-medilalloo by Mrs. J.ermody, )ll'eceded;• opecili r - 1 ol God 1nd I, by the church lldhoir Mn. Morvin.. Burt Don Tbomao ond Ben Neulzlinc u 10ioioll. Proyer by Mn. Kennedy cloeed lht 10r· . . . :MJddllplrt iarre lighted cro11 surrounded with whitt IDle• 1nd ,....nery whlcb the SJ'OUP f1cod during the dovotlonol period, ""' tile C<!lller of attn.. tion. Gue811 were present from 1ht Ep!scopai, Methodist and Boptill diurchea in Pomeroy 1nd 1ht Prtsbyterion churoh01 Syracuse and Middleport. ' FURNilEIAE ONLY $2CJ9-G0 . .'. ''. aturdy c:onstruetlon, l'uqed leather uppers, llnl'shlnks. and cushioned Insoles for.comfori, make ~~... shoes ideal for your work. 011 or acid resistant ilolos ovailable l'n ~ome I!YI& HI~ cut, tow cut, end oxfont,PCIS In this c:ollacllon of duty shoes. 111ti~ J . .I .ttrm,JeiJ!Mr, _,_, '... -'-~~ ..., • 11'ft171~ • CNdy. .. . t . ., ' • w' . ;,. IV (I AN ENTIRELY NEW CONCEPT OF/?_ · . . .. .~· .wmfOtt . ' ... '_) PltiCI I~CLUD£*: ' . ·, ,; • frph air ~'~tater. !' wrn ~it'laiS . ~~: ~';il'lilter •self-~dit.~stina brtkea · :·;...::: ~.lilectric wiridshiel~ ytiP.r.s , ' •· •.!td,ral t~ and ptlpara~lon· · · . £;. .. l l J • .. THE STYLI may. ONE WANTS. • • AT A PIICf l\lftYONJ . ., '. CAN PAYJ Smith, JaltJ4!1' McGraw, Ale t · Ward, Mrs . Mrs. Eimer Hysell, 11KellLeey, Sueilen Samples II J. Nibert. A!ll""l Ailinl . -According to the 1::~:: II i11ose the·nursing c patients who were of .ssr.,s ""'*' ·I I.= , . ~.:.~o..~ ~~ ,Nanna Walborp, Fred Kirk, Mrs. Leona Winebrenner, Paul Plf!!ODS, Pamela Ewing, Sheri! Tolliver, Frederick Tl!OillBB, James L. Miller, Mrs. Joha B. , Stanley . llasklns, Mrs. Sidney Hayes and ·Lewis Staten. Three unils of blood were administereJI< at the hospital . on Wednesday. •99·'' ..,....,--- Segregation Is · canet~ase· >;·• ' ,• <cMt~ r;;m Pi.le 0.> .lis· own cfvd rllhts"pro61ein.o. I!!!Bic1,·elen1enla ~led $19.95 failure to ..... .' $5.00 . H••• •""' '"i '. ""' -~ ~ ......,. ~··,;. DOWI ,,., I> '!'· - · ' BOX _.SPRINGS~ $5.00 MONTH ~ ~ ELI~I~TES BED BOARD BUT:ST.ILL. CIVES YOU EXTRA FIRM SUPPO.t l HERE'S WHAT YOU ACTUAI..LY2CET! e 2 CLOTH COVERED HEADBOARDS •:" - W~ --·- CHALLeNGE .. --····-· ..... . . . ' .. .. • 2 I,.,NERSPRINC M'ATTRESSES -'•· _!~U TO EQUAL - ------·--·-VALUE. AT - -TH'S -----~ ---------- ' ' '". I daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Wilc.ox: and infant daughter, Mrs. Her· man Carpenter and •~I Mrs. ZeUa Craft, Mrs. Elwood Frazier, Edward, Blakeman, Mrs. J'llll"" lieteU.. .. .. .•.• r ..,_, Spencer and infant ·son; Mrs. William Coulson and infant much new civll rights witil oow bas IJl<:ism from oome Negro oome Republic.... York's. Gi:Jv. Nelson'ilr flo-•. A OF ALL NEW ' ) Tho llbleo wert 1ttroetive In whill covora with white <lndleo 1nd 1 centerpiece ot IJirinC 3 ROOMS ••.•.., S.lf·S.MC. . ' Mjrk~ ' ~ as fair included Curtis Swick, . ~ ~·~ Te ChHk lnl, teifi,nli .\-' J. O~ Roach, Mrs. Charles ' . :; , _: ~ ..1 _; DiiiCiu!PPd .• · .. ' Patients recently discharged included Mrs. Willard Dalton, Mrs. .James Williamson, James Stewart: Mrs. · Nyle · Borden, Carl Haniohen, Mrs. Earl HoltMrs. George Robinette, Mrs. WHEN ' ·hi,. ' ' ~ 1! N .POMEROY OHto:~~ . ~·~~~ . ~· .. . .LUNCH .MEAT prayed I)D--· $)•99 12~a9a10.ill. Hofdl ...... 1600 !· GROUND IEEF 12\ltd~l- ...,.. .. ... 100 •• hi ·~ n·. SLI 1111. aceMmJI Pack PenoMI FILl CASE ' . f' ' I , KHp VctMdole ,_, .. s.lel ~ · ·' "Famous Slnct 1878" ' •. 49c J . JEWELE~Pl'OMETRrsT MIDDLIPORT· Sewing M•hlnes CHUCK ROAST ~ ·· ·a. ·.,.f:' . SANaoiN· t lvene Prtmier ~·· .,.... __ • 2 MATCHING BOX SPRINGS • 2 COMPLEn. SETS OF LECS. 2 eOMI" I'TI' -~OS ·ALL fUll UNLl'' .15 ,...... _____, . A PRICE SO LOW! ' ........ ' ~ . ---- :~ • . ' Furnit-ure . . I I -L · J,t •) �' • ' ' • Jackets· Lose .Barnburner To St. BY TOM RAIL Take a plnell · of hustle, a · cup ol desire, IIlii a tablewoon of luek; mix slowly for '·three and a 11111 quarters. coming to I slow boU in the final minuteS of heated action, and you have 1 willllinl balketbaU team. ' • throe- minutes ol the -1l>ltd quarter.Mcmillan sank a loilJ jump shot with 4:25 left on the clock to knot the score at 25-25. The Jacketo now were the ones to fight back as the lead cbanged banda foor Ulnes, Midi: Morris put the Jackets in the '. ' ~1, 40--36 ' 1oll0~ with •·tun~P ~ fir wltlli 1111 learnnle'la, MeMillan ~Both laam~ . !fill MW ~e a three poin' edge, but ,St. AJ. aeored II and took *"rid high. Into l8clloeal ,Jay oyslus wu not ~ rud1 to '!be Jaekela cOuld place ..,. The Jaeala will be fOinC to throw In the towel. body ill double ligures qeinJI Welllkln wllllo . New Ltldnllon W1th 3:15 loft Ltekrooe allld the st. deftnSI. St. Al4oyaiua irll\ pIa 7 at I jumper to pol the Xnlghll and Mlct Morrto IM· tbe New ~ Jlilb lk:hool •hood 37-38. When St: AJoWuo JaeDII with nino eoeh. rf&ht fOUl In their 01111 otomj>got the baH the~~ time, they ~ One 'litllfltle llho• about the .In& II'C!Uoda. • ~: Daily Sealinel' = ' II. llilmJ' , ' " """*· " Alo'"""' ...,. n ... G· E · £ .f"1 . were hurried a.nd the Kni&hta fwerlse able totedpiekb utheppoints on ou comm1t Y Jli'OIIllll Jackets to give thern .o 40 to· 38 victory. , St. Alhol Ralpb.thSmll3th tookin'· scormg nors WI ~ p . o but St.Aloyalua took more at~ ~Pball kat _P.?jl~,!•thebalf L~d "'" • et ~ • ..,..... y ·~ a percentage loweor than the ~ mor~ qf lhe all· ,. M llield )..... (17 of 5I ,or - per cen1 • = =~·hWith::~r:·:.:iu~ York Middleport playing a T urney .Sc · BlubeUJh 204; Strohl 1_.2; ~!"!~hw 1-3-!3; Ltekrone 1-e-8; ·· o1iJo ..... ....... m~m an ..1-11; O'Hare tJ.S.2; 111 Vo!IH Pmo blorwitloUI To!Jfo 17 (1-10) 40. Claio .u, r-.olo. Middleport a 24 :10 AI ~ St: Aleloyailalalllll ' I II 31 . 401:::~111 Ntinhw~ 17 · 011 : , auer IIlii Xeeliel. 88 Orrvfllt • · \. , -.w ·' • • . J ......., r '• C. l,ladlner V. OoiUIII I ' · y..,....· Total 1 .loot 1· .. p: y;;;; ,. ~=· Total Liberty 11 Glnri Komlves, WI'th · :;<Coy,' St. AI, but the Blue Knights NEW YORK <UPII - Art Hey· points por·mao per-game 1<0' thfo America boaketb.oll team: caught up at u ritJht at the iman of Duke, the No. 1 pro pros· year's All·Amerlco team Is eom· l!'lniToua quarter's end, The J!COre was lpect in college basketball, and paratively low flast ~eason'o, for A1t Heymon, Duke s::: :~ ~r times at 2-2, 4-4, H, =d=h~~ ~~d r:~ed~:~~: ~~:~r•::~ed more thaa rl ~.:,. ~:m:t~ Midw~y through the second lnati, are the leading cholet.'S . on However, thiJI yeor'o honor flvt Toi!> ..~. ClnclDutt State: 'lfuk'"t" . Jo k d if th pat llhe 1963 Umted Press lnternalloo- obows e""'llent balanc:e, wltb 6· Jerry Harkness, Loyola fill.) quar ter 11 o e as e • . cod dd th h'.., · tern for the game · had been jal All-America teem announ foot-8 Bra 1 e ~~· ~mg 8eCCIIIII TeM~ established with each team today. pivot man and rehounder. Hey· Bury Kramer, NYU Harkn~_"fofl<ly~!~ ~~;~ mtheansantrondgBonhag~•~vechf!""oeo~~:: ~~";'t =.~: ~--- ~.:.~~· .. ll1'tvtdt, .... Zd wu tile flflh dr~ d>oleo ENIJSFARM WOOOCUTTING 1'/IO/IUMI 'i1ldnCL • Cl011r11 lrooo dl110t ta .... in I mlnutee ''i"' , . SHI~T , 'Soult DIJ On Bervlol' lleq- ! I ' JiACKE1 .• ·. FOR YOU . w..,.. Values to 22.50----10.95 · Values to 14.95----•• 8.50 . .1!1ree Zanesville Rosecrans Could BeTeam T'0 Beat I8 Class A . l. ,- HATS - - - • 1.00-1.95 Ij Sisters Style Shop ~) ::~t~~t=r~is~op~~r~~ . ed to 12-1 and in 1959-60 climbed · to '"5. In th 1 ~. "I . . · . . ,. TAMPA, Fla. fUPil...PII<!hlnJ, staff m tho league. ~., e ..........., campaign, 'd . H •-L:----~.t .a.. Rosecraftl.. .finished with a 15-6 someone once sal : .1.5 75 per c~nt lll-I.:IJW~WD ~ ....t J20 ........., lor oop . Robfnoon, Voclo Plnoon, pitching so long q lila tbl• a Freese, Gordy COiemu, keeJJ! going. I dou't tee uy 381 I ! '' d j l !-' ~ H ., Car&:"· Certified Oil Station SENT TO MINO!Ui BOSTON IUPil - Goalie Perreault, who played i2 garnes ll with the Boston Bruin111 1l)r the tiona! Hockey League before Dee. 11 injlry, has been sent tbe 'Rit!be!ter Americans of American Hockey League. reault i1 aubject to immediate re· call. ~ 27 .9 w.. ,.,. ' TuH r.M Over 2GO kly l Win.,......frlol!nt', , Stampo Of Y..,r HI TEST 29.9 Choice ' , Ewry O.flon Sold With A Money . .k Gu1raniM Now Under Nttw Manapn'lent \\ ',' \ \ .I • .~...... S miy DOt be • regular but He isn't worried about the fill .Jn for Coleman •t flnt of the "Big five."' Henry ill wl1en llOtllhpowo fO apinot Brosnan and Purkey 33, JBJ Redl and do rlJht handed aDd O'Toole 25. hittlnl duiy. -rt ' could be that uwi 'figUre .to have eoougitpowo- pitching coUld well be and we know we'll .have lite I'Utehin!Oll clainu! 11 11. 1 •· . ··.·:···.• .,., • .l! I l we•re Mo.,ing Your Watch Wille Eltctronkally nmed l: _, · · ~. • I. 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He' U choose five men from Beverly Fort Frye, which ad- Hutchinson, one of the few rna· among Jim. Maloney, Ken Hunt, van<ed to> the state tournament. jor league pitchers to succeed as Sammy Ellis, Jolmny Kllppoteln, But only one starter, s.foot-8 Joe •. major league m.?~ger, is con- Joe Nuxhall, ~1m Owens. Turk Ryan, returned for this year and f1dent the Reds wdl have the Lown. Dave sas.ler, .AI ~angle appeared in for another .best pitching in the National ton and John TiltourJ& to so lean season. League thia season. with the "Big Five." . &a NO<OIOOrJ -_. But a full -court pressing defense He bases that confidence on that "I'm sure we'll have the devised by Nangle paid off for "Big Five" - atarter~ Bob, Pur-ling depth and &hat'a one Rosecrans this year, and the ·key, J~y Jay ~nd Jlm 0 Toole tbig fiolllBOJll I'm optlmlatlo," Bishops rolled up an 18-0 .season land rehevers J1m Brosnan and iHutehin&oD record. Rosecrans stretched Lhat Bill Henry. Among them they Other ~IDDJ!' to 19-0 this week by winning its jwere involved in 92 of the.98 vic- lj " . . first sectional tournament game. tones the Reds racked up m 1962. . ~t thiS lime last year Included in the 18 season vie·! Purkey won 23 games, Jay 2l, id•dn t know whether Leo tim s were six Class 'AA teams O'Toole 16 and Brosnan and Hen· .as. becasue of his slight build . and rour league cha mpions. Rose- ry 4 each for a total of 68. Bros- 1weighs only 151 pounds) could C?rans averaged 66 points per game nan was credited with lJ saves. Ia full season at shortstop while holding oppon~:~nts to 45 per Henry with 11 for a total of 24. 1Whether Johnny Edwards contest. "That 's an amating number of1do the job for us back of This was accomplished with 8 \'ictories to have only five pitcb- iplate. 1ta11:ing lineup averaging only crs figure in," said Hukhinson, i "Now we know we are set f:ive-feet-11. "especially when you stop and both Lhose positoins." The Bishops last saw defeat in think that l have some other good I Cardenas batted .2114 and played the regular sea8)n in February, pitching to go along with them.'' lin 15.1 games. Edwards 1961, and since then they have He really is high on his pitch- .255 but became a good de!ensive ·- - - .in g. catcher. Chillicothe Grid I "I wouldn't lrade my three "And heU improve as a mt<er:· -.. • [starters for any of the top th~e Hutchinson predicted. "He Coach Ret;JgtlS Post starts of any club in the league well for a spell and then goes CHILLICOTHE IUPI) - Jim and 1 wouldn't trade my two re- a slump. At first his slumps Strausbaugh , head footballuevers for any other team 's two long ones, but then they became C?ach at C hilli c~the High School top bull pen men," he said. 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Near the end of the ored In !be UP!'s annual poll ofeoob 6-fooi·Z, the ouliule llhorp- Bill ·Brl!fley, Prineeton Stlito~ Thr~shor~; Noble llllaleovtlla M quarter the Jackets came alive 247 sports writers •nd broadcast- shootera and ballhawks. • 'l'II.W r..a Ward, Bolton CoUege; Gaeruey CtiUHJ ' ' ' to reel off 10 points while hold· ers throughout the country. The COllllensllS of the notloo • Walt HaWird, UCLA. Cl clnna !ford tl3 Madlaon p 0 lng St. Aloysius to just two. Heyman, regarded a cinch to be ;:::• baslretb~U ~: ~~,.. Dave StaUworth, W~hlta es,n Cine~at~. ' Toledo; ' ,,... . . . The Jackets took a C0"1Jtland· the first collegian drafted by _the a \"am OIJllll8 Y our Nl!'f<: Werlonan, Seton HaD B01WIJN'I"-;".,;': ~· ' ing 24-16 lead at the lntermJs. professionals in April, was the playen frOm Midwestern aeboola. Eddie MOeo, SOitlie W 1.1 U' We lt.V.A 1jon. This w8s the biggest lead most popular choice on the team. Heyman: lback~r and :r~ BIU Green COlorado State C01hlte BukftW ltelutt. for either team in the game. The 21·year-old New York youth oro oenlOre, while Bo 18 on Uoooroble Meatru By Ullled PN1o lllforullo..l IVNI>4Y NIGHT 11'0MAN'8 Dave Rice and Rick Oiler who migrated to 1ht Carolinas for Bradds tre juniors. (I • ..,. nt.tl) EAST QA.OUB ' led the Jackets in the first his educalioo W&l a flrot·teom Jtep.....t 'l'op homo Baiter, Ongon state; llarnel, Lehigh II !Iutgen 8S '.J'I.,.B,r)' 1~, 111113 haiL Rice got all of his game choice of 201 voters and a second· . • Tex&l Weotern: Barry. George- Asswnptlon 19 SUffolk II ··• • . · • ST.\NDlNGS total of nine points and Oiler team selectioo of 12 otbel'Ji. His The All·Amer~cans alao come town) BaiT)', Mloml !Fla.!; Beck· Lemoyne 110 Ithaca 411 Won 1.o11111 slnklng six. . , name thu appeared on 1111.2 per from among the lix blghut ronk· er, Arimna State: Bolyard, JD. Sprinlfield 93 Amn. Inti. 811 Frlencily Tavern 7 2 The second half i'ound' the cent of the balloto cast. lnl coUege teamo. Cilleillllatl, dfaua: ·Boyar, ArkaDau; Brody, su-anton 11.1 Lycomlngltll Davll l\111"11(!1' 1!>1· , S 3, At 5oll!ll ' ' . Knights with a hot hand. And· ScoriDg Averagel<lw Duke and Loyola are rated 1·2-3 Illinois; Buntin, Michigan: Bur· Lafayette "12 Muhlenberg' 58 ~blalt HouN :•& 4 rew McMillan owner of two Bonham and Thacker were next by the UP! Board of Coaches and weD, Illioois ; ~ell, Arizona MIT 63 lllfll .. Goble Ford 4\1 4\2 Unhllevtbt. Prtc..tl points at balftbne, brought St. In popularity, foUowed by Hark· Ohlo state is eillth. state; Cerl<veolk, Arlzollll stell: II Flirl-llb Dic""1011 tnl F.U.taffettes 3 S Aloysius back into the game ness and Bradds. In that order. Barry Kramer of New York Cborlton, Colorado; Coun!J, or.. Brtdfleport 81 101!11 ei & e Jewelero II> ~ with seven points in the firlt The scoring average of :12.2 Unlverolty hesdo the IIOCCii>!l team lOll Stato; Cl'awford, St. llanaven· Seton HoD n St. Franela !N.Y.) Hlch Single Game-S. Moore II .:.:.:::...:::._:_,_ _ ___:._ _:__ _:_.:.:.:,_,:_.:._=....:.c-- which lneludes Nate Thurmond of ture: Crump, Jdw State: Cun· Niatora 81 Syraeuot tt · Bowll"8 Clreen, Rod '1'horD of nlngbam, North Carolina; Dosor IJ>nlf Jalancl u. 81 llorllord 'If pmes ~ S. . !~o&re ll Ht18 45-2 Mark l.n Three Year• West Virginia, Bill; Brodloy"',of Stonford: Downey, lllinofa Eagan , 80Vl11 Princetoa and Cotton NasiiLtll Loyola <m.l: Emit, Providence: ChrlsHon Bl'lll. 1!2 Bel. llbhe)' team I game - Crt1w'a ll Kentucky. They received voteltD i':otes, Utah state: Falk, North- W. Va. st. 82 W. Va. Tech Ill j!lleait~, 7911. JACKET!-SUR COATI-CAR COATS that order. - western: Garland, Purdoe: Gen· l<lulsv!Ua n DePaul 69 loll ~ S games - Crow'o A third team fJ made u, of: eralovich, Pitt: Geol, Michigan MIDWE.r llouse, 21St. • Qullted and Pile Uned, Wools, PopU111, Wak llazZard. UCLA; Dave.SiaU· State; Glenn, Niagara; Gold. Mis· Kansas St. 74 60 'Kelill Geble Ford Conluroya and Gabardines ,• worth, W1eh1ta: N1ck1Werkman of slaaippl State; Gray, St. Mary'o Notre Dame 78 Evanav!Ue 'II S. Plll'lJOnS _; ZANESVILLE. Ohio t~Jl ·- lost only twice In tournament Seton Hall, the majm' coUege acor- (C8lif.l. ' Sou. Illinois 85 HaU St. 7S L. Moore ALL WI,NTER CAPS, ,Xoung Gene Nangle has dispelled play, while winning 45 games. ing leader: Eddie Mileo, seattla, &frswn, NYU: Harge, New Loyola liD.) 114 Ohio U. 94 i Me.,.hlnl . vel. to i95, 'OIIt theyj.. $1 ; '1 .---fl!>pu.lar theory that a high N~ng1e, h~wever, refuseS to ~e ru~~ Bill Green, Colorado ~ate ~exJco; Ha,er, Bouton; Hatton, 80U'l'HWE81 rfi. Clark .., ~~obi athletic star shouJd not re- credtt for h1s team's 1uceess this Uruvetsity. . ., -Dayton: Helndon. Bradley; Het- Tex. Southern 69 Prairie View D. Damitz "This is the fin&J week-We Hope" lut·n to. the scene of his earlier year. He gives credit to his playzel, Davidson: Hunter, Loyola McMurry 84 Midwatern 64 · ~ltandtcap: triumphs to coach. , ers, saying, "Look at the way NEW YORK «UPD -The 1963 (JllJ: Johns, Auburn: John50b, WEST Total Nanagle was a star forward at those kids hustle." United Press Intematioual AU.· Idaho; Jones, ViJiaDOva: Kerwih, St. Mary's (Ca),) 78 P$clfie U. 1 IHt z ·; .....- ' ' 111 SWISHER & LOHSE \ of the 111livtn111 rl. N· stot'f ' p, Bjlftam M. Leh..w M. Sbafer L. cantarino HandicaP. Southern CIJJforal ick, ' MimiOoolo;MeCar Marlin, West. VtrgW,a; 1\Jml.iaJJ~I Local '10 J._.·Mlfton 1,_,,, ·MeDmlald, Ohio MltdltU Mlufosfppi stole "'o'orotN'" ~.::=-118,• !_~te1 40 Wiehlta:: Jlt)lllm. Duke; N~~e, · -· .....n " ~P'd Wealern llichigau; 0'9>BDell, ~. ogoro; O'Coanor, ConlaiUI. lloyl, indiana; Reasbecll:, "orl State IWDe . ,. ...•18 ; ' lllee; st. Maey l!e "'""' . - . lliOLo~~ . 1 two points aheaa or t 1'ed . ¥ SAfi-IU't All- IIUGS FRQM· A PHAIIMAMIT AT MINNEAPOLIB <I!PII -T h6 • ~· ol tho Nalblo' Ohio State's Gary Bradds Among Pl.ayers~ ::0~:-=· ..... South•~ Bowlfll« c-: ~'""·IIY.,IIJCIIowt .'. ,~:WJ.:::~~~e f::~~ ~~a~:p Selected To United Press All Americans ~? :.·~~~"',..."..,: ·a.::~·.;;;;; •··-=:~~ ~""'· I~=:~--·~ pb!B . ,' &ALTi:NBAtw stolk..,.. Ctow'o · R. Vauahl• L. Seyler p , __ , I ,~ ~"; "· N - \ " •• ·• " ' ' 'fO - · Bllldlcip Tllldi ., 11!111 I ' ..,... , . . _ r. AI least that'sNewtheLexington way Jt clock lead,!0-29 1:10 lhot, on · bJit the prise pulled bythe llolnl evelllllf! """ ....,.. wl1olo atory ·otthelaien gamethe Allenswort!t MIDDLEP01:u:~· ~~;;:;;;~;;;;;;~~;~;:;;j L. ouoeemed, u the with Wlth a jump into• big a ' aemlof lboto by each Z.U: "-'reap &t. AloysiUs Blue Xnigllts came James ~ matehed it to stall. But It worked.'l'he only team. Tlte Jaekela 'aeluolly shot 2.0.4;" Mom. *-l.f~ Oiler. . .. " Total ·~ trom ~hind to defeat the Mid· give the Knights a one point sholl the Jaeall ibt ~I the for. a batter percentqe, llllklng Totals 15 (f.l) 38, . P. Collins 111111-t , • dleport Yellow Jadeto in the margin at the end of the bucket the rest of the nl&ht 15 el 38 llholl. lot 311 ~ eent, ST; ALOYSIUS , 0 . 0fe8 Handicap finals of the Non • County quarter. 'l'ourn&ment at Buclltel, 40-36 The Jackets recoveredthq~~t· last night. ly at the beginning of e .'"" ::...· It was a barnburner all the quarter as Russ McEJhmny ', way. stole the belf and ~~ the From the start it was ev~ length of the floor to g1ve ththe , _ , .. •ent. thai 0 real battle was In Jackets the lead. A11enswor ;tore for the handful of fans J ............................~~ · L.~-. . Davis-Shuler is happy to make this announceme11t end vide$. you with.,!lll the •co.nvenieni:et of a regular . ' -~1 that it is an important step in .progress in our 44 charge ·account PLUS the added· 'convenience of . ,yurs of service to the people of Gallipolis end the 1'119nth& to pay. . · i ¥r.a. ~ ,, " - • ·'· .... ~-:;. ,,., �' • ' ' • Jackets· Lose .Barnburner To St. BY TOM RAIL Take a plnell · of hustle, a · cup ol desire, IIlii a tablewoon of luek; mix slowly for '·three and a 11111 quarters. coming to I slow boU in the final minuteS of heated action, and you have 1 willllinl balketbaU team. ' • throe- minutes ol the -1l>ltd quarter.Mcmillan sank a loilJ jump shot with 4:25 left on the clock to knot the score at 25-25. The Jacketo now were the ones to fight back as the lead cbanged banda foor Ulnes, Midi: Morris put the Jackets in the '. ' ~1, 40--36 ' 1oll0~ with •·tun~P ~ fir wltlli 1111 learnnle'la, MeMillan ~Both laam~ . !fill MW ~e a three poin' edge, but ,St. AJ. aeored II and took *"rid high. Into l8clloeal ,Jay oyslus wu not ~ rud1 to '!be Jaekela cOuld place ..,. The Jaeala will be fOinC to throw In the towel. body ill double ligures qeinJI Welllkln wllllo . New Ltldnllon W1th 3:15 loft Ltekrooe allld the st. deftnSI. St. Al4oyaiua irll\ pIa 7 at I jumper to pol the Xnlghll and Mlct Morrto IM· tbe New ~ Jlilb lk:hool •hood 37-38. When St: AJoWuo JaeDII with nino eoeh. rf&ht fOUl In their 01111 otomj>got the baH the~~ time, they ~ One 'litllfltle llho• about the .In& II'C!Uoda. • ~: Daily Sealinel' = ' II. llilmJ' , ' " """*· " Alo'"""' ...,. n ... G· E · £ .f"1 . were hurried a.nd the Kni&hta fwerlse able totedpiekb utheppoints on ou comm1t Y Jli'OIIllll Jackets to give thern .o 40 to· 38 victory. , St. Alhol Ralpb.thSmll3th tookin'· scormg nors WI ~ p . o but St.Aloyalua took more at~ ~Pball kat _P.?jl~,!•thebalf L~d "'" • et ~ • ..,..... y ·~ a percentage loweor than the ~ mor~ qf lhe all· ,. M llield )..... (17 of 5I ,or - per cen1 • = =~·hWith::~r:·:.:iu~ York Middleport playing a T urney .Sc · BlubeUJh 204; Strohl 1_.2; ~!"!~hw 1-3-!3; Ltekrone 1-e-8; ·· o1iJo ..... ....... m~m an ..1-11; O'Hare tJ.S.2; 111 Vo!IH Pmo blorwitloUI To!Jfo 17 (1-10) 40. Claio .u, r-.olo. Middleport a 24 :10 AI ~ St: Aleloyailalalllll ' I II 31 . 401:::~111 Ntinhw~ 17 · 011 : , auer IIlii Xeeliel. 88 Orrvfllt • · \. , -.w ·' • • . J ......., r '• C. l,ladlner V. OoiUIII I ' · y..,....· Total 1 .loot 1· .. p: y;;;; ,. ~=· Total Liberty 11 Glnri Komlves, WI'th · :;<Coy,' St. AI, but the Blue Knights NEW YORK <UPII - Art Hey· points por·mao per-game 1<0' thfo America boaketb.oll team: caught up at u ritJht at the iman of Duke, the No. 1 pro pros· year's All·Amerlco team Is eom· l!'lniToua quarter's end, The J!COre was lpect in college basketball, and paratively low flast ~eason'o, for A1t Heymon, Duke s::: :~ ~r times at 2-2, 4-4, H, =d=h~~ ~~d r:~ed~:~~: ~~:~r•::~ed more thaa rl ~.:,. ~:m:t~ Midw~y through the second lnati, are the leading cholet.'S . on However, thiJI yeor'o honor flvt Toi!> ..~. ClnclDutt State: 'lfuk'"t" . Jo k d if th pat llhe 1963 Umted Press lnternalloo- obows e""'llent balanc:e, wltb 6· Jerry Harkness, Loyola fill.) quar ter 11 o e as e • . cod dd th h'.., · tern for the game · had been jal All-America teem announ foot-8 Bra 1 e ~~· ~mg 8eCCIIIII TeM~ established with each team today. pivot man and rehounder. Hey· Bury Kramer, NYU Harkn~_"fofl<ly~!~ ~~;~ mtheansantrondgBonhag~•~vechf!""oeo~~:: ~~";'t =.~: ~--- ~.:.~~· .. ll1'tvtdt, .... Zd wu tile flflh dr~ d>oleo ENIJSFARM WOOOCUTTING 1'/IO/IUMI 'i1ldnCL • Cl011r11 lrooo dl110t ta .... in I mlnutee ''i"' , . SHI~T , 'Soult DIJ On Bervlol' lleq- ! I ' JiACKE1 .• ·. FOR YOU . w..,.. Values to 22.50----10.95 · Values to 14.95----•• 8.50 . .1!1ree Zanesville Rosecrans Could BeTeam T'0 Beat I8 Class A . l. ,- HATS - - - • 1.00-1.95 Ij Sisters Style Shop ~) ::~t~~t=r~is~op~~r~~ . ed to 12-1 and in 1959-60 climbed · to '"5. In th 1 ~. "I . . · . . ,. TAMPA, Fla. fUPil...PII<!hlnJ, staff m tho league. ~., e ..........., campaign, 'd . H •-L:----~.t .a.. Rosecraftl.. .finished with a 15-6 someone once sal : .1.5 75 per c~nt lll-I.:IJW~WD ~ ....t J20 ........., lor oop . Robfnoon, Voclo Plnoon, pitching so long q lila tbl• a Freese, Gordy COiemu, keeJJ! going. I dou't tee uy 381 I ! 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H· ·- REXALL DRUGS EFFECTIVE MARCH 1st ~·:: Watchmastar Pomeroy 1 SWISHER & LOHSE . , ON OUR _, . e3 l't..lotered Pharmaclofs To S.... Yw ' Add more yean to the Ufe of .1 I your watch by having it cleaned regularly. u.FSYN · . c·0 sT. \.· M,' ORE ,· '. ' record · !Yh<il crew suf.'of gameCincinnati and il that remams moro "but thaD when pllcbinl Pool, Jerry Lynch and Har- son can'tdf4do last as '·st Nangle's g ,_ so lhe in 19113, Reck Man· atakes o>ennanl, ywto WIDI Wlll!l BrighL thto Wby yesr they as they f. red 1~.: 1 .. Ul re uldr season oss. Fred H0•·hi 0600 th' •- h'11 1. ·~- that . · c 1,.o ·. , .1 "' Last BtJson, Nangle guided his ager an~ tve guya ~ on )'ClUJ' Nl& W...W A..._t Aie we'll have more help for them, ----'~ ,.,. team to 22 consecutive wins be- team already has a leg up m the )'e81' are in pretty &ood llhape.'' BrJcbt. ..Qbtlilled from· tbe sea. Hutebimon declared. . ; .. .., .• ·::~. fore dropping a 64-60 decision to National League penn~nt race. He' U choose five men from Beverly Fort Frye, which ad- Hutchinson, one of the few rna· among Jim. Maloney, Ken Hunt, van<ed to> the state tournament. jor league pitchers to succeed as Sammy Ellis, Jolmny Kllppoteln, But only one starter, s.foot-8 Joe •. major league m.?~ger, is con- Joe Nuxhall, ~1m Owens. Turk Ryan, returned for this year and f1dent the Reds wdl have the Lown. Dave sas.ler, .AI ~angle appeared in for another .best pitching in the National ton and John TiltourJ& to so lean season. League thia season. with the "Big Five." . &a NO<OIOOrJ -_. But a full -court pressing defense He bases that confidence on that "I'm sure we'll have the devised by Nangle paid off for "Big Five" - atarter~ Bob, Pur-ling depth and &hat'a one Rosecrans this year, and the ·key, J~y Jay ~nd Jlm 0 Toole tbig fiolllBOJll I'm optlmlatlo," Bishops rolled up an 18-0 .season land rehevers J1m Brosnan and iHutehin&oD record. Rosecrans stretched Lhat Bill Henry. Among them they Other ~IDDJ!' to 19-0 this week by winning its jwere involved in 92 of the.98 vic- lj " . . first sectional tournament game. tones the Reds racked up m 1962. . ~t thiS lime last year Included in the 18 season vie·! Purkey won 23 games, Jay 2l, id•dn t know whether Leo tim s were six Class 'AA teams O'Toole 16 and Brosnan and Hen· .as. becasue of his slight build . and rour league cha mpions. Rose- ry 4 each for a total of 68. Bros- 1weighs only 151 pounds) could C?rans averaged 66 points per game nan was credited with lJ saves. Ia full season at shortstop while holding oppon~:~nts to 45 per Henry with 11 for a total of 24. 1Whether Johnny Edwards contest. "That 's an amating number of1do the job for us back of This was accomplished with 8 \'ictories to have only five pitcb- iplate. 1ta11:ing lineup averaging only crs figure in," said Hukhinson, i "Now we know we are set f:ive-feet-11. "especially when you stop and both Lhose positoins." The Bishops last saw defeat in think that l have some other good I Cardenas batted .2114 and played the regular sea8)n in February, pitching to go along with them.'' lin 15.1 games. Edwards 1961, and since then they have He really is high on his pitch- .255 but became a good de!ensive ·- - - .in g. catcher. Chillicothe Grid I "I wouldn't lrade my three "And heU improve as a mt<er:· -.. • [starters for any of the top th~e Hutchinson predicted. "He Coach Ret;JgtlS Post starts of any club in the league well for a spell and then goes CHILLICOTHE IUPI) - Jim and 1 wouldn't trade my two re- a slump. At first his slumps Strausbaugh , head footballuevers for any other team 's two long ones, but then they became C?ach at C hilli c~the High School top bull pen men," he said. "As 1 ~horter and shorter." s1nce 1958, resigned the post a matter of fact, 1 wouldn't trade l The skipper of the Reds Wednesday to devote full time ,my overall pitching for any other he has the necessary power to hi . job as athletic direcotr. The 44-year-old former State University and pro 50,000 STAMP GIVE-AWAY er had a 17-26-2 record dwcino his tenure as co~ch . School of· ficial:.. said applications for the \'&caney will be accepted. 538 WEST MAIN STREET Main St. ,...fc · A SPECIALTY ,I . i I "THE MEN'S SHOP" • " I WY. 2-2955 Cout St. I ~~~~~~~~ StOlid n,.., ,_, ,.... to llllliMI ,..,1, of mlflfoo• of jlolfor• on '111111 ....,. ~ru11- Your c1oetar ..Uld -~~~~ tho llfoly of phu;mocy. ALL WINTIIt Claims Reds Have Be·st ·'D::!;;:r.v.,. :! th!!r:.:~ro;;:.c;~n~r:i~.i:~~ P1•tch·1ng Sta · H""'".ln Sen· L -;;.o~;'N;leri;;;·~~=~=====:;;;::='!f/ at Marietta College. ........ CLEARANCE DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. r.~~~~:u::~E~:~c::!Hutch loood $12.95? 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Near the end of the ored In !be UP!'s annual poll ofeoob 6-fooi·Z, the ouliule llhorp- Bill ·Brl!fley, Prineeton Stlito~ Thr~shor~; Noble llllaleovtlla M quarter the Jackets came alive 247 sports writers •nd broadcast- shootera and ballhawks. • 'l'II.W r..a Ward, Bolton CoUege; Gaeruey CtiUHJ ' ' ' to reel off 10 points while hold· ers throughout the country. The COllllensllS of the notloo • Walt HaWird, UCLA. Cl clnna !ford tl3 Madlaon p 0 lng St. Aloysius to just two. Heyman, regarded a cinch to be ;:::• baslretb~U ~: ~~,.. Dave StaUworth, W~hlta es,n Cine~at~. ' Toledo; ' ,,... . . . The Jackets took a C0"1Jtland· the first collegian drafted by _the a \"am OIJllll8 Y our Nl!'f<: Werlonan, Seton HaD B01WIJN'I"-;".,;': ~· ' ing 24-16 lead at the lntermJs. professionals in April, was the playen frOm Midwestern aeboola. Eddie MOeo, SOitlie W 1.1 U' We lt.V.A 1jon. This w8s the biggest lead most popular choice on the team. Heyman: lback~r and :r~ BIU Green COlorado State C01hlte BukftW ltelutt. for either team in the game. The 21·year-old New York youth oro oenlOre, while Bo 18 on Uoooroble Meatru By Ullled PN1o lllforullo..l IVNI>4Y NIGHT 11'0MAN'8 Dave Rice and Rick Oiler who migrated to 1ht Carolinas for Bradds tre juniors. (I • ..,. nt.tl) EAST QA.OUB ' led the Jackets in the first his educalioo W&l a flrot·teom Jtep.....t 'l'op homo Baiter, Ongon state; llarnel, Lehigh II !Iutgen 8S '.J'I.,.B,r)' 1~, 111113 haiL Rice got all of his game choice of 201 voters and a second· . • Tex&l Weotern: Barry. George- Asswnptlon 19 SUffolk II ··• • . · • ST.\NDlNGS total of nine points and Oiler team selectioo of 12 otbel'Ji. His The All·Amer~cans alao come town) BaiT)', Mloml !Fla.!; Beck· Lemoyne 110 Ithaca 411 Won 1.o11111 slnklng six. . , name thu appeared on 1111.2 per from among the lix blghut ronk· er, Arimna State: Bolyard, JD. Sprinlfield 93 Amn. Inti. 811 Frlencily Tavern 7 2 The second half i'ound' the cent of the balloto cast. lnl coUege teamo. Cilleillllatl, dfaua: ·Boyar, ArkaDau; Brody, su-anton 11.1 Lycomlngltll Davll l\111"11(!1' 1!>1· , S 3, At 5oll!ll ' ' . Knights with a hot hand. And· ScoriDg Averagel<lw Duke and Loyola are rated 1·2-3 Illinois; Buntin, Michigan: Bur· Lafayette "12 Muhlenberg' 58 ~blalt HouN :•& 4 rew McMillan owner of two Bonham and Thacker were next by the UP! Board of Coaches and weD, Illioois ; ~ell, Arizona MIT 63 lllfll .. Goble Ford 4\1 4\2 Unhllevtbt. Prtc..tl points at balftbne, brought St. In popularity, foUowed by Hark· Ohlo state is eillth. state; Cerl<veolk, Arlzollll stell: II Flirl-llb Dic""1011 tnl F.U.taffettes 3 S Aloysius back into the game ness and Bradds. In that order. Barry Kramer of New York Cborlton, Colorado; Coun!J, or.. Brtdfleport 81 101!11 ei & e Jewelero II> ~ with seven points in the firlt The scoring average of :12.2 Unlverolty hesdo the IIOCCii>!l team lOll Stato; Cl'awford, St. llanaven· Seton HoD n St. Franela !N.Y.) Hlch Single Game-S. Moore II .:.:.:::...:::._:_,_ _ ___:._ _:__ _:_.:.:.:,_,:_.:._=....:.c-- which lneludes Nate Thurmond of ture: Crump, Jdw State: Cun· Niatora 81 Syraeuot tt · Bowll"8 Clreen, Rod '1'horD of nlngbam, North Carolina; Dosor IJ>nlf Jalancl u. 81 llorllord 'If pmes ~ S. . !~o&re ll Ht18 45-2 Mark l.n Three Year• West Virginia, Bill; Brodloy"',of Stonford: Downey, lllinofa Eagan , 80Vl11 Princetoa and Cotton NasiiLtll Loyola <m.l: Emit, Providence: ChrlsHon Bl'lll. 1!2 Bel. llbhe)' team I game - Crt1w'a ll Kentucky. They received voteltD i':otes, Utah state: Falk, North- W. Va. st. 82 W. Va. Tech Ill j!lleait~, 7911. JACKET!-SUR COATI-CAR COATS that order. - western: Garland, Purdoe: Gen· l<lulsv!Ua n DePaul 69 loll ~ S games - Crow'o A third team fJ made u, of: eralovich, Pitt: Geol, Michigan MIDWE.r llouse, 21St. • Qullted and Pile Uned, Wools, PopU111, Wak llazZard. UCLA; Dave.SiaU· State; Glenn, Niagara; Gold. Mis· Kansas St. 74 60 'Kelill Geble Ford Conluroya and Gabardines ,• worth, W1eh1ta: N1ck1Werkman of slaaippl State; Gray, St. Mary'o Notre Dame 78 Evanav!Ue 'II S. Plll'lJOnS _; ZANESVILLE. Ohio t~Jl ·- lost only twice In tournament Seton Hall, the majm' coUege acor- (C8lif.l. ' Sou. Illinois 85 HaU St. 7S L. Moore ALL WI,NTER CAPS, ,Xoung Gene Nangle has dispelled play, while winning 45 games. ing leader: Eddie Mileo, seattla, &frswn, NYU: Harge, New Loyola liD.) 114 Ohio U. 94 i Me.,.hlnl . vel. to i95, 'OIIt theyj.. $1 ; '1 .---fl!>pu.lar theory that a high N~ng1e, h~wever, refuseS to ~e ru~~ Bill Green, Colorado ~ate ~exJco; Ha,er, Bouton; Hatton, 80U'l'HWE81 rfi. Clark .., ~~obi athletic star shouJd not re- credtt for h1s team's 1uceess this Uruvetsity. . ., -Dayton: Helndon. Bradley; Het- Tex. Southern 69 Prairie View D. Damitz "This is the fin&J week-We Hope" lut·n to. the scene of his earlier year. He gives credit to his playzel, Davidson: Hunter, Loyola McMurry 84 Midwatern 64 · ~ltandtcap: triumphs to coach. , ers, saying, "Look at the way NEW YORK «UPD -The 1963 (JllJ: Johns, Auburn: John50b, WEST Total Nanagle was a star forward at those kids hustle." United Press Intematioual AU.· Idaho; Jones, ViJiaDOva: Kerwih, St. Mary's (Ca),) 78 P$clfie U. 1 IHt z ·; .....- ' ' 111 SWISHER & LOHSE \ of the 111livtn111 rl. N· stot'f ' p, Bjlftam M. Leh..w M. Sbafer L. cantarino HandicaP. Southern CIJJforal ick, ' MimiOoolo;MeCar Marlin, West. VtrgW,a; 1\Jml.iaJJ~I Local '10 J._.·Mlfton 1,_,,, ·MeDmlald, Ohio MltdltU Mlufosfppi stole "'o'orotN'" ~.::=-118,• !_~te1 40 Wiehlta:: Jlt)lllm. Duke; N~~e, · -· .....n " ~P'd Wealern llichigau; 0'9>BDell, ~. ogoro; O'Coanor, ConlaiUI. lloyl, indiana; Reasbecll:, "orl State IWDe . ,. ...•18 ; ' lllee; st. Maey l!e "'""' . - . lliOLo~~ . 1 two points aheaa or t 1'ed . ¥ SAfi-IU't All- IIUGS FRQM· A PHAIIMAMIT AT MINNEAPOLIB <I!PII -T h6 • ~· ol tho Nalblo' Ohio State's Gary Bradds Among Pl.ayers~ ::0~:-=· ..... South•~ Bowlfll« c-: ~'""·IIY.,IIJCIIowt .'. ,~:WJ.:::~~~e f::~~ ~~a~:p Selected To United Press All Americans ~? :.·~~~"',..."..,: ·a.::~·.;;;;; •··-=:~~ ~""'· I~=:~--·~ pb!B . ,' &ALTi:NBAtw stolk..,.. Ctow'o · R. Vauahl• L. Seyler p , __ , I ,~ ~"; "· N - \ " •• ·• " ' ' 'fO - · Bllldlcip Tllldi ., 11!111 I ' ..,... , . . _ r. AI least that'sNewtheLexington way Jt clock lead,!0-29 1:10 lhot, on · bJit the prise pulled bythe llolnl evelllllf! """ ....,.. wl1olo atory ·otthelaien gamethe Allenswort!t MIDDLEP01:u:~· ~~;;:;;;~;;;;;;~~;~;:;;j L. ouoeemed, u the with Wlth a jump into• big a ' aemlof lboto by each Z.U: "-'reap &t. AloysiUs Blue Xnigllts came James ~ matehed it to stall. But It worked.'l'he only team. Tlte Jaekela 'aeluolly shot 2.0.4;" Mom. *-l.f~ Oiler. . .. " Total ·~ trom ~hind to defeat the Mid· give the Knights a one point sholl the Jaeall ibt ~I the for. a batter percentqe, llllklng Totals 15 (f.l) 38, . P. Collins 111111-t , • dleport Yellow Jadeto in the margin at the end of the bucket the rest of the nl&ht 15 el 38 llholl. lot 311 ~ eent, ST; ALOYSIUS , 0 . 0fe8 Handicap finals of the Non • County quarter. 'l'ourn&ment at Buclltel, 40-36 The Jackets recoveredthq~~t· last night. ly at the beginning of e .'"" ::...· It was a barnburner all the quarter as Russ McEJhmny ', way. stole the belf and ~~ the From the start it was ev~ length of the floor to g1ve ththe , _ , .. •ent. thai 0 real battle was In Jackets the lead. A11enswor ;tore for the handful of fans J ............................~~ · L.~-. . Davis-Shuler is happy to make this announceme11t end vide$. you with.,!lll the •co.nvenieni:et of a regular . ' -~1 that it is an important step in .progress in our 44 charge ·account PLUS the added· 'convenience of . ,yurs of service to the people of Gallipolis end the 1'119nth& to pay. . · i ¥r.a. ~ ,, " - • ·'· .... ~-:;. ,,., �IT'S If , . .. •.:. t·;~~ GUARANTEED ···-~ t RESULT WEEK IN THE DAILY SENTINEL ! CLASSIFIED SECTION . STARTING WEDNESDAY .. ., cancelled? Lost ·your Ucense? Call WY 1·%966. B!i February 27 WMPO Radio THROUGH TUESDAY, MARCH 5th ~~Al THft~ FRIDAY 800 News ORDER .YOUR WANT AD TO START FOR SIX DAYS DURING THIS SPECIAL WEEKI IF YOUDO NOT RECEIVE RESULTS THE DAILY SENTIN~L WIIJ. PUBLISH YOUR AD e 06 Counlt!' Mull! nmo . e:Ill Co\lftlt!' No NOb Fur House, anic Street, Pomeroy, I 36 Pai1n World, Nen 1\f'tl ur. R,..aklaot Pam· 8:4f Melp County 1 Oil Newll close March lOU1. SIX ADDI· ad:~aot.l.. af r....... Hordwore 7:30 ~·"' TIONAL DAYS ABSOLUTELY FREEl -,'. Take J.- 1:36 . ·•. Show 1-!0 !1 7:50 t ·!li News Re,..rt . this unusual offer now. Write, "'J~ ._,...,_ ........ co""' by The.!jenllnel Want Ad Counter or just Dial WY 2·2156 to place your Adl ' 111'(iWD CHECK LIST FOR THE WA'NT ADS THAT YOU'LL WANT . ·t. ... ·ro PLACE . ' While This Special Is On lDWl Shoes For The Family I WIIWB: II:WWIB A'I'W HWIIWD llltw.-oa:•x••·•y• 'l'i12.. 1...,•• OIJ.4PII:*' .,..._ Ia A DBMAla) TODA.~ J'OR ldN WBO OAK lfoii:ID WRONG APJ!'IIAa RIGHT.- "I'IIUINCIII . . . . _ . 5 WIJallllo- . ---::-::-W-::-::J-=-:EH:-:--RADIO •,;,, .. ., NOTICES AUTO SALES .. ' THE STAMPEDE COBBLER Now Spring Oxford for Women Brushod.r-lg ...ln. 51""' 5,10 _ __ FOR SALE ., FOR SALE OR RENT HELP ·W~NTED A. ttenti(Jn! FOR RENT rent with month. Cal. W Va. 7'13-Jil48 And 6 rooms and baitl" over IIPfO.•.Ior .rl:j.OO a BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIE' BUS~SS SERVICES month. 2 14 31ltc POULTRY Shaker Screens, Motor erat.or set, 2 belt lines, 1201 BUSINESS machine copper wire, 16 & lbs. rail, 2 crabs and mobJrS, I TAX Service. Mrs. electric saw, haulage mo1:or. Wanda Eblin. Located l'o 2 drills, 6 pumps, 3 lans. from Fair Ground on I<OU'"' er small items. WY 2-3231. 2 23 6tp No, 121. Pbone WY ~2272, 215 WANTED TO BUY Blue Lustre Corpel ~mpc<> er with purchase of LO'ST •nd FOUND REAL ESTATE ·' -STOCK tre shampoo, Baker lure. 2·26-8to spreads, KEEP THE BUDGET BALANCED by SELLI~G HOUSEHOLD ITEMS I . tlond-n Loofen by ·R obhi.tte Combination Loots for Fit. Slroo 5-10 _ ..,Special INTRODUCTORY $6.' 99 ' \; '' $5·"· ~OR I 0 DAYS O~L Y WE WILL GIVfAWAY " . . ·.:. Absolutely . FR~E 51- 8'h tO 3 - - - - - . , . . - - - With ·Every Aluminum· Siding Job Installed ' .. ' GIRLS NEEDLE CANVAS TENNIS OXFOR!). C'uth!Onod Sole Norrow hwl . •..sl- 4'h .to 10 #· ALIGNMENT •• BOYS BRUSHED PIGStgN OXFORDS A BRAND NEW 19" POPULAR MAKE PORTABLE TELEVISION SET •• , H..vj ~reiM'Sole ·: · . ~ ' ' ~ $1 Jf' .. . ' . ., . " .;,r cushions,' BY E~PERTL Y TRAINED MECHA~If.t -: ... eWHEEL BALANCING '58 Buick _ eSHOCK ABSORBERS ' $995 Cent'IU'Y 4 Dr. Hard Top, Original ' blaek finisb like Dew. Dynaflow. 1 owner. '59 Oldsmobile 1,555 "88" 2 Dr. Hard Top. one, lo~J owner. Power steering and brakes. Hyd. Blaettnars eFRONT-END . REPAIR ••·. - .BRAKE REPAQt Pom•roy, OhJo to go. llollon, one mile from Pomts. Phone wv 2-IIS73, . PIGS ' ,.227 '· f'lo Moru,-y .Down - Up To 84 Mont~s!to pay r:Gentlemen! ~: _.,,---- - ~ -~ ~.1 -t "l .. , · 'h PI~: ~·~-~ · ~no y~ur I ' HACKEtt'S ,. ; el3 Beautiful . . Colors To .choose From eBaked On Enamel Finlsh-{tuaranteed ,, Not To Cblp, Cr~,· Peel or Blister ' • ! , of ' ' ' . . • I . 1 Name IAd:::~-~. :.:-~-~:_:~_,_:.~ ~-:.: :Tim~.:.:. ~1 <!:~.,;_-T;,~.- ~.;;J:;f1~~~~~~:~ - - - - - - :."':'~·~~11 ·soliio.:; ~ci ~h~.w~;.;.,. ~ ' . . J a fn~ e~_ltaa~ on aluminum sidln1 '10r ~ - 26$ N.. '$1!C0ND ST• . •'· . -· ' ', .f~. ··t . ,. GlllLS TEAK BROWN LOAFERS HOME OW.NEHS .• ~WHEEL vanity and table and rugs, C. H. Jones, Chester, Ollio II Phone 1115-3025. Those Useful but Idle .. ly CHESTER GOULD ..,,s- ioonv · ' . ~, ' ~i \ . . - w �IT'S If , . .. •.:. t·;~~ GUARANTEED ···-~ t RESULT WEEK IN THE DAILY SENTINEL ! CLASSIFIED SECTION . STARTING WEDNESDAY .. ., cancelled? Lost ·your Ucense? Call WY 1·%966. B!i February 27 WMPO Radio THROUGH TUESDAY, MARCH 5th ~~Al THft~ FRIDAY 800 News ORDER .YOUR WANT AD TO START FOR SIX DAYS DURING THIS SPECIAL WEEKI IF YOUDO NOT RECEIVE RESULTS THE DAILY SENTIN~L WIIJ. PUBLISH YOUR AD e 06 Counlt!' Mull! nmo . e:Ill Co\lftlt!' No NOb Fur House, anic Street, Pomeroy, I 36 Pai1n World, Nen 1\f'tl ur. R,..aklaot Pam· 8:4f Melp County 1 Oil Newll close March lOU1. SIX ADDI· ad:~aot.l.. af r....... Hordwore 7:30 ~·"' TIONAL DAYS ABSOLUTELY FREEl -,'. Take J.- 1:36 . ·•. Show 1-!0 !1 7:50 t ·!li News Re,..rt . this unusual offer now. Write, "'J~ ._,...,_ ........ co""' by The.!jenllnel Want Ad Counter or just Dial WY 2·2156 to place your Adl ' 111'(iWD CHECK LIST FOR THE WA'NT ADS THAT YOU'LL WANT . ·t. ... ·ro PLACE . ' While This Special Is On lDWl Shoes For The Family I WIIWB: II:WWIB A'I'W HWIIWD llltw.-oa:•x••·•y• 'l'i12.. 1...,•• OIJ.4PII:*' .,..._ Ia A DBMAla) TODA.~ J'OR ldN WBO OAK lfoii:ID WRONG APJ!'IIAa RIGHT.- "I'IIUINCIII . . . . _ . 5 WIJallllo- . ---::-::-W-::-::J-=-:EH:-:--RADIO •,;,, .. ., NOTICES AUTO SALES .. ' THE STAMPEDE COBBLER Now Spring Oxford for Women Brushod.r-lg ...ln. 51""' 5,10 _ __ FOR SALE ., FOR SALE OR RENT HELP ·W~NTED A. ttenti(Jn! FOR RENT rent with month. Cal. W Va. 7'13-Jil48 And 6 rooms and baitl" over IIPfO.•.Ior .rl:j.OO a BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIE' BUS~SS SERVICES month. 2 14 31ltc POULTRY Shaker Screens, Motor erat.or set, 2 belt lines, 1201 BUSINESS machine copper wire, 16 & lbs. rail, 2 crabs and mobJrS, I TAX Service. Mrs. electric saw, haulage mo1:or. Wanda Eblin. Located l'o 2 drills, 6 pumps, 3 lans. from Fair Ground on I<OU'"' er small items. WY 2-3231. 2 23 6tp No, 121. Pbone WY ~2272, 215 WANTED TO BUY Blue Lustre Corpel ~mpc<> er with purchase of LO'ST •nd FOUND REAL ESTATE ·' -STOCK tre shampoo, Baker lure. 2·26-8to spreads, KEEP THE BUDGET BALANCED by SELLI~G HOUSEHOLD ITEMS I . tlond-n Loofen by ·R obhi.tte Combination Loots for Fit. Slroo 5-10 _ ..,Special INTRODUCTORY $6.' 99 ' \; '' $5·"· ~OR I 0 DAYS O~L Y WE WILL GIVfAWAY " . . ·.:. Absolutely . FR~E 51- 8'h tO 3 - - - - - . , . . - - - With ·Every Aluminum· Siding Job Installed ' .. ' GIRLS NEEDLE CANVAS TENNIS OXFOR!). C'uth!Onod Sole Norrow hwl . •..sl- 4'h .to 10 #· ALIGNMENT •• BOYS BRUSHED PIGStgN OXFORDS A BRAND NEW 19" POPULAR MAKE PORTABLE TELEVISION SET •• , H..vj ~reiM'Sole ·: · . ~ ' ' ~ $1 Jf' .. . ' . ., . " .;,r cushions,' BY E~PERTL Y TRAINED MECHA~If.t -: ... eWHEEL BALANCING '58 Buick _ eSHOCK ABSORBERS ' $995 Cent'IU'Y 4 Dr. Hard Top, Original ' blaek finisb like Dew. Dynaflow. 1 owner. '59 Oldsmobile 1,555 "88" 2 Dr. Hard Top. one, lo~J owner. Power steering and brakes. Hyd. Blaettnars eFRONT-END . REPAIR ••·. - .BRAKE REPAQt Pom•roy, OhJo to go. llollon, one mile from Pomts. Phone wv 2-IIS73, . PIGS ' ,.227 '· f'lo Moru,-y .Down - Up To 84 Mont~s!to pay r:Gentlemen! ~: _.,,---- - ~ -~ ~.1 -t "l .. , · 'h PI~: ~·~-~ · ~no y~ur I ' HACKEtt'S ,. ; el3 Beautiful . . Colors To .choose From eBaked On Enamel Finlsh-{tuaranteed ,, Not To Cblp, Cr~,· Peel or Blister ' • ! , of ' ' ' . . • I . 1 Name IAd:::~-~. :.:-~-~:_:~_,_:.~ ~-:.: :Tim~.:.:. ~1 <!:~.,;_-T;,~.- ~.;;J:;f1~~~~~~:~ - - - - - - :."':'~·~~11 ·soliio.:; ~ci ~h~.w~;.;.,. ~ ' . . J a fn~ e~_ltaa~ on aluminum sidln1 '10r ~ - 26$ N.. '$1!C0ND ST• . •'· . -· ' ', .f~. ··t . ,. GlllLS TEAK BROWN LOAFERS HOME OW.NEHS .• ~WHEEL vanity and table and rugs, C. H. Jones, Chester, Ollio II Phone 1115-3025. Those Useful but Idle .. ly CHESTER GOULD ..,,s- ioonv · ' . ~, ' ~i \ . . - w �'r ·- I ............ ....... .......................... I ••• Pit MIN Jac. I Mr. Jrll'*"ii I' 0 II • I'OUIId 14. llllvlnl tile cllllner . . . Lll • eb., lin. Oeorll Wll a• ..... ...,.m lin. Doll Lowwf, ... h:welllal""l awt•" Miller, )(n, ~ a.p.;. Myron b le clecar· tmstan 11111 Mn. ~.naau., • .11111111'1. Jr. and ciaIIJbter' Loll ADD. tal a1lbouaDd pld 0 Ruppelt, " .followllic aDd reeija- pioomlee by • Gecqe ~~ ICOUtmllter ' '1'0 8PONIOR PRAYEil PT. PLEASANT - Tile Unlto ed Cburcb WOIIIIII ol Pt. P.... ant Will I(JG-1111)1' tt. World 0., ol Prayer obletvanc:e J Frldlr 7:311 p. m. al the · St. Pllll ~ eburdt. Mil: lla)lll eoet.a, presldent of the Unltll Olurch r--------+ · ~~t~g- -Cabin" T~row·. ug• ·Women's .·Spring.&Easter Blouses ~- ·."Phii~Maid I '; • lum, larae, and extra larle. 100% nylon with ahadow panel and strip-It bot- •" . tom for ealf ahorte!)ina. White and pastel shad· u. All new Spring styJ. ea ill aizes 30 to 44. Chooae now. So popular for maldng 0 . .. . · .. ·· '- Wemena lxtre liD Ladies' New Spring ' ..... r ~. · - " I Quick euy way to clean .!laJr•..No wettlnl, no re"ttina. J4eat during eolda aild Wnen. Compl• with lnatruetiODL '. WlJtte. ."1''·. ·' 0 ' sprtna says yea to wonderful, weara~le two-In-one reversible coats. Switch In a jiffy. Popular sizes. ' • I $1.95 "'·PYREX . PERCOLATORS WOMEN'S .. Size1 IS To 12 WMhen's • Children's ~TENNIS b. ' Valut_ OXFORDS $1.81 pr. Early Spring DRESS SHOES- FLATS .88 2 Pair s ss.oo ° .!Ieavy wire' rubbish burnen lllfl ,wbb rlilecl bottom~ zipper publicity, and ·EYertt 'nlomu; chairman of memlMiiahlp attendance. - • ' 2 pair $3.00 _. _ .,~ All Sizes Sizes 5 to 9 Values To $7.95 ROUSH'S -~ 'To fit Itt' 11~ fD. ,IIJCh • 0 Prior . tO the .ele!!tlon of .Gm-l• ........ IAU¢,111'AN SJT.,' . ,~.~ . 1 ' ed. . ,... L~.99, '", ' ~~ ' : 1" r - - -··-· - . .. -~- -. . ·• .. . . .t\f····· ~ /.,;.· ... •., ·:" )13.95 r ' •• ~ '· - -' &"&"~ .... AJ.i.. ~ - .._._. 'UI;I&".J". - •' All In one dllh. Tab· a 0. DiDI Wate dll4 rlaht. frbm · the ranae or oven t!» ~~ ~· . ble. Set conlllta Of one eath ,1, 1~, 1~ qt. IIUepeD,,.I eoven, 1 haildle, 1 ~ 0 ~rr ' "' .( w.,.. Rutib,ash ,.. l , l ' cera, Donald ~ l(iokl tD men abqllt the pllrpol!o · club and Rev. Ric~ Wrl.lldll S·PECIAL-! Jlakl the bell coffee 7011 ever tut- Unique <reflected heat-4oaste both sld"' at o~l . ~ ~ad, Engllih muffins, open fa~ cheeae sand"\Cb~, b,U.ed tout., Euy to clean. Hflb l~r~me .~h. '· ... - .. , .. : ,..aaioa ~tla 1Del1idlnl Barbie, lca!nte, Mltll, tte.' .,... ... • , AUTO~TI..C. TQAST~RS - MASON - Tom Reed elected president of the · organlzed Men'a Club of Mason Methodist Church at in organizational meetlna SuDday evening. · Other officers natDed wete James Proffitt, ·vice president, Dallas Walker; leCI'ttary, 1114 Edward Perry, treasurer. Coinmittee chairmen · ilamed l\alph,Wamer, c~=~of jects, Dr.ll. 'A. I Cllllll'! man of program .nil devt)tl!lmll, Charles Yeager, ehalrm!m ~. ,~ ·.! General •ctrlc DOLl• CLl»THES 98c~.w·*1· • '·' . ,..,................ 39 WA·RE' _ ... ; . pereolaton. ' ...-,. ., e ·~ mie to., PJrex ~ 93rd Birthday Sale .·. ' You'll find complete eeleeUon of natip~own Hanel Underwear in the busy Men's .Ud Department on ·Eiberfelds first floor....:.Tee ·, kriefs, AtbleUc Shortt, Sleeveless Undershlrtll, Union Suits with short or lo~ sl~Vft,~ Samloilbak AthleUc Union Suits, Mid-Length Sho~, Colo~ Tee Shirts, Insulated Underwear; MUscle~ · ~'l'ee Shirts and V·Neek Tee SJtirts. ~sure to 1ee the complete Une of Hanes Underw'*' for mea md bof•· Select your wants JlOW. , ' , · . ' I Tom Reecl-ls President Of New Men's Club ·$1 00 .2 .'•'r. . 1 0 , , HANES UNDERWEAR .For Men ·and Boys sa:99 and $10.99 .,_ $3··· pr, te $9.95- .. Ea17 to clean ltalqJe• lleel with , faat ,heatinl copper llottom. Ea&y to fill and pour. ~J · bake- · Ute hll)dle. . ·:··ptEW SOCKS . llll'pln•• far ••• pt ALL·WEATHER COATS ___ ';'\'' .. :•Y'\ot .. •rR.TCH let 11ore than Jll eomfortahl- eu~blbn aole. ~ l·~ ..,.- C11Jhlon lele . Ribbed top that Itaya up. ' rti all lizel ' to 11 - .; cushio~ covers; these·~-" ,, Slzea II, 10 and 11. White rayon acetate In popular brief style. . r 69c 1.99 to 5.99 '" ..... .~" . • ll., 11 "-" DRt'StiAMPOO Arriel, Washer·N-Dryer MaterIal. All cotton. In prints, plaids and plain colors. All the new Sprinl shades Petit~• sizes 5-8 to 15-16. Reg, size• 22 to 30. Luge size 32 to 38. WORK SHOES ... ~)1. 69c ' yd. PANTIES SKIRTS ·.' 101, , ; I ! ' . ....... ' -.. Min RAYON special!! 41 ·ham materiBij are-36 inches wlde/ and· pres~ . gre~n' 1nd · white, black' and / whit~, ln'own . Qd ' white, red md whit,, maiZe and whlte.~' bfue Met white in popular 1 inch square checks. ,~, :··' ~:·~~· -I " . . blouses In new spring shades. Sizes 30 ' GINGHAM CHECKS ' : U9 SPECIAL--s1.00 ' ' ,$1.95 OTHER BLOUSES ·1-'~t··ati.·. J:'rir•Pri ~ , SiJel IIH!}, med· · By Jean Kelly Liidt~ . ~ BeauWuf ICUlptured destp ThrOw Rue of 100~.l . rayon pUe. Extra hl!avy rug' with latexed bpct; l ; ·Decorator colora. . NYLON ·H~If Slips Just . Unpacked!! '"""" ; ' ,f w0111111. will pretldt. , 8 I '• e ' , . 'I • ' ~top•. ~ae*'• ' .;. l ,:J ' . ~~~~~~~~--'~~...;..,.._,._~~·~ spoke on rePol* tor tilt cnurr·ll ch'a needs ··~f ·~;~ .._....""""..........!"""eo--~~"""""~~~'"""'~"' ·' zatlon. · . Retreshmel:lta Jii'ov·lded church and·Rt_V·W aid Cooll r. tj '' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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