https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a4e6671a5a2e1a6b319424252e568cb1.pdf 8ecd7e36f4dc8cbf92b00092f657f6e6 PDF Text Text .. . ' ·, t ....• I a .a U h;! . Sen Ar<'h · &. O ,i\ o ..:. t ;1 l1!! Sta. 1 :,lh & l l l !h Ob:... \ " · ' """ "'· Remrtan·� --,ays 1-I I t 1 1 1tor•wid• sal• at tremendous HYI ngs for •._... oryonel '" "'I yonl fh 00 In thl, lorto ad, we con 11,t but • low of lt,e hundred, of "Clo ,e-oull" tiully roducod pricn . ful now on di1pl1y at dr11, I n many i n1t1ncn 11uen• titi• ore l imllod, 111 oro 1ubjKt to first come, first Ou choice, so hurry! Thursday, F riday • n d Saturday R..,.nont 01y1 at Stlffler'1I COME e BUY e SAVE ! Re9ul1r $ 1 .79 Rei Ladies' Knit Shirts $1 .79 value, Asst. l'olors. priced for quick aale Shop Early. $1 ,00 ea 24 Only 79c Steak Knives · · · · · · · · · · 25c Regular $ 1 .29 Ladies' Jamaica Shorts Scl\'t' � now. you will pay $1 .29 fur L hese in 2 monlh1. So - Hurry to Stiff. len1. Assorted Colors - 2nd Floor. .. � Mid 36 Only Regular $ 1 .79 ., Plastic Waste Baskets Limited quantity. So Come Early ror your aood lookin11:, 11erviceable plastic waste ba�ket wilh prt>tl)' delitign . ('2) W� l hea Irie any hm :,;m �r·s Jo lhe $ 1 .00 24 Only Reg. 59c Dust Pans · · · · · · · · 44c Fine Quality ½ to I Yard Drapery Fabric Remnants 1''101 1 2!a Savt now on Betler Drapery Fabri\' Remnant,. Larl(r 11:roup, Shop •arly for bt■l 1eltiction. all W/1( aod the Ehough Mgh qu11lit y fahri<' to make a i\ln 1h1• 1 "J i ltm ( :o, 1/ru 1101 Hol lho full ·in 1k1rt. Don 't min this bt1ra1h1. 77!a Reg ular $ 1 .00 - I O Quart P LAST I C PA I LS •' ASSORTIO COLORS R'-"i• 1 1 . 1 9 value. Assorted <'Olors. Shop early. Limited quantlt)', Save � now, Printed Flannelette M The blHeal Jn year1. fmt' �u11llty hea,1y prinlt!'d flannelette In 11, il•ore of pal• terna and mill ltngth11. "" .., tu.� ' An 24 Only Reg, 1 .29 Corduroy Crawlen 68c Ji:a 36 Only Boys' Regular $ 1 .79 lwl W. F L A N N E L PAJ A M A S ', foil h11 Ht ••· 11.79 v•lut, Prleed tur quick 11l1t. dlo Srr lnl 1'11 A.uorttd 1>41lttorn1. Shop Nrly and INIYt'. I "'9. 59c Lad. Morpul Anklets · · · · · · 39c I to 2¼ Yd. Pc. Famous led Spread REMNANTS .-. Better Dress Prints Snowy while 8 I x99 sile Rt-g $1 29. Spet'1;,d pnre. Huy st'Veral now at 1h1 s low - low - pra·e. Values to 49(, yd. iu 1h11:1 group . Lar.ge table :16'' wit.le. Guaranteed fosl c-olur� 8-uy several yards t1ow. Values To $2.99 1 2 Only Juice Decanters . . · · · · . . · . . · 44c '1-.ular 39c Men's Brown Jersey Gloves ' ' t 28! Special Sale Values On All 3 Floors · Men's 39c and 49c Fancy NYLON STRETCH SOX Auorted color• with fancy dfflan. On" 1in all t to 13 1nll thty wear up . to twin u lone. ru, Pfaids and plains, blended fabrlc1. Smart styles. Reg. $5.98, prittd for Qulck Sale. Shop Early. WHITE and PASTEL COTTONS Ladies' Better Blouses White and pastel cotton blouses in halt a dozen attract i ve slyles. All are wa.sh Jast, 1tnd tn s12es 32 1u 38. Hurry, Extra Special Group! Value, To $39.95 Ladies' Better Skirts All grouped for quick sale. Value, tu $4.98. See thes. fir,t - Save ½o and more. Out They Go! Fabulous Styles to $ 1 6. 95 WOMENS COATS Values To $5.98 All Wool C O A T SW E A T E RS WOMEN'S DRESSES $1 7 Now you can save one-half on your new Wrnter Coat . With lots 01· cold wealher ahead, you can'l �ffortl 10 miss t hlll bitr• �•ml Values To $4.98 LADI ES' B LOUSES $1 .sa Lara-e 1i:roup or Ladies· Bt>tler Blouses. Some shghtly sOilt'LI. Stc-e tht"se fur val ue plu.::1. Many of our besl winter dresses are includ­ eJ m l h is fme group You can save tu 60'-, " on Thur�day, Friday and Sa turday, during Remnant Duy� . Small Group Values To $4.95 Ladies' Hats · · · · · · · · · · · · $1 .00 3·'' Popular all wool office type Coat Sweat• er. Choice of colon. Campw mad,, I 10 Only Men's Warm Sur Coats, Val. to 1 6,95 Now $8.11 Up To AND $2.00 Values - Men's Flannel S PORT S H I RTS WhJ\e they l11st1 Men 's nannel shirts . . sport 91.Vle in small, medium and large size. Big assort ment uf colun 1md pat, tern!L. $ 1 .44 Close-Outs! Women's Cotton Fine Quality Fabrics - Velues to $1 7,95 STREET DRESSES WOMEN'S COATS Values to $3.99 . . in ladies' street cottons. Sorry, si:zes broken! Shop these dresses ear• ly. Don ' t miss Stlffler · s Remnant Day!I, S,1v1 Important Dollars Nowl Vil. to $6.95 WOMEN'S DRESSES Be11utlfut Fall ind Winter DreHe�. ValUe!I to $6.M, Good seleC"tian of aizeti. Be h�r• e.1tly �md take your tholce from the group, al only - $2 Bia group l•dies' Fall and W,lnter OootL Good selection of colon, atylee ■nd ab· es. Values to $17.95, Choice now, each- $ 10 OO • $J 3 3:, Val. To $9.95 Fall & Winter Styles Odd Lotsl Samples! Broken Sl1n Men's Dress Oxfords LADIES' FOOTWEAR Values to $9.95. Broken sites, discon• tinued su:es. Sue now of this fine foot­ wear. 5 .00 Hurry lor these Foll and Winter 1tyl.,, Loll of sampJe llllel, re,ular 1ilet too, Come early and take your cholff. RlouLtnC Days, pair - '•• s2 I 11 ' SAVE NOW TO H% and MORE ON CLOSEOUTS, REMNANTS, ODDS and ENDS% Values To $3.99 Assorted Lot - former Value, To $1 .99 Children's Better Dresses G I FT ITEMS 2·'' Value■ to $3.119 I n thL, fl'OUP. Pretty l"OllOn1, print, and woven fabrics. PI'lic­ ..i for Quick Sole. Glauwue, chlnaware, others, dhtcontln• ued numbers, one or few or I kind item, - priced Remnant Oaf' for only 77c '' Regular $ 1 .99 Ladies' Fancy Cotton Skirts R•g. $1.llll flnt quallly Ladles" Foney Cotton Sldrta. Save 1ni now. Only '11 to 1ell, Hurry, the11 won't laat lona:, $1 ,00 COME - BUY - SAVE - STIFFLER'S REMNANT DAYS STARTS THURSDAY, FEB. RH Regular 79c Jumbo Size 23x46 Jumbo 1Jze Turkh1h •rowels, 23,:46 Inch• • · Re&Ular 79c value. R.Nl heavy qual, Uy. Thia price only poHlbl\'! on Rem, nant Uiiy■• &11Ch - epre1d1. A11orted rolort and sbH. I Ladies' Slim Jims Mt. Mist Quilt Batts 50!a 2 Only Men's Reg. 24.95 3 Pc. Corduroy Suits - - Ladies' Better Blouses Values To $ 1 2.95 PINI WOOL BOYS' WINTER Hurry, while they la1t. Closeout of all Winter Spoft Coat.. Good styles. Flne w001 f•brlct, Jleaulu $18 . 95 COIIIL Out they ao. V•lue1 to '8.119 in thio rro,111. SOm• 1lleht1y oolled. Prl<ed lot qulclt .. 1•• Shop Early. $12 00 Mtn'a R.. ulu S 19.95 S P O RT COATS SUR COATS f6.88 l Lone Style Sur Coats for be>y1. Ex:tra w.rm and extn du,oble. Buy now for tho WJnter and next. Save now, -• aod loys' WINTII CAl'S _ . Odd Lot Values To $3.99 TURKISH TOWELS hmnant pie<"tl of f-1moU1 make bf,d Jtec, SDc llrtt quaUty mtn', brown Jor• · te)' 1lovt.. You will want ••vtr1I 1)1U­ ' a t thi• low prl('fi. Regular $5. 98 Plaid and Plain Regul1r $ 1 .29 Famous Values to 49c Yard GOP Will Step Up Attack . BARGAINS FOR EVERYONE? THIS IS THE SALE ALL SOUTHEASTERN OHIO WARS FOR% Regular 49c yd. MIii Lengths Fnday. Hlli laday -. lff ► ..,_ 11-ZI. Target: Kennedy Oberlin Will Sale Starts Thursday, February 9th '" S K I R T L E N G T H S _,..,, ,l Future Key To Growth Out They Go, • Odd Lots • Short Lots Save • Soiled Goods e Few Of A Kind Shop Aasort-nt Plain Color w,: mu Dnoied To Tia. Inure.ta Of The Mri•••Muon .4r• BARGAINS FOR EVERVONE? SORRV, NO PB ONE, MAIL or C.O.D. ORDERS, PLEASE? 6 Only Plisse Dusten · · . . · . . . . · . . · · $ 1 .00 IEE ent1ne - .- ,..,.., ,_, .... ,.,..,.. ..... ....,. , Aluminum quality merchandise for your..tf, your family and your homo, at the lownt prlc., ol tho I e a1 y ------------------------- ��-:-:-:� �--------------::-::-:�--:-:-:Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, Feb. 9, 1961 VOL XU NQ, 3•· k PEI COPY at Stiffler' s, 1 J. l �- .., $1 '.44 2·'' Men's & Boys' Odd l,ol Slipper Sox ---- IOI • Reg. $2.99 Ladln' SWNlwl --- $1 .M f 8- cow, Lo­ /I � -. lllvre Mllld, owned by Ed­ _, &uab, �- bu compleled • � HIR pradudJoo ..., on!. the Alnerlton � E �J�� • - .,..,. ._..,tfliiC -lo /:' -it; Qui, bore. . . wu for IUII I ,lllll: ...i ... pouncio , Iii .:d, •• tn tlmoo for 11111 dQf wlllll on 1-1. 'lb' of. llclll productbi ,«ord w11 11111«olwd bJ Ohio lllale Unlwer1lt,. Truly lxcepti-1 Bu'fll dillJ V1lu• to $10,95 WOMEN'S DRESS�S dlll'iDC -•••I Hi-'f Gift Items, Values To $1.00 ---- SO. , , 4 Only Men's Winter Jackets, Val. to 7.95 • .. • - One ble raclt filled with bNulllul Wlnte, Dro..... Nn you CUI uve more tha:a ball Doya. Rou•h'• 'Maud Ha■ Millt Record Odd Lot � h - · .,:;...ttenc1•U&btihe..,.,. oncl drmle .ORIGINAL QOMJi'ANY? - This la a copy of a yellowed-with-age picture of the Middleport Volunteer Fire Vlrainlll """· Company believed by 118 owner, Mn. James' Murray, Grant-st, to have beef! taken about 50 yean ago. She know, ·"·'-..rn_ � 111d � on�,!'!lf. ber.�tlt li.l!S�!t�, Wl/!l ls_ lhlt4 II"Qm le.It In the middle row. Fire company member■ today iilrl1 ' �,' But wlitQlo be'lleve UiJ1 maybe tlie COl"!)anv soon after Its organlza lion as tradition hat It that uniforms were �u•chased · lll!led Ill � pw,cb ol rolD shortly afterwards, and the firemen above ate not uniformed. ldentlllcallon -of the men in the picture 1s invited. 11'4 llecl Anchor-Pomeroy:,_. �: ' ... .R.�i;s!!!JliJ! . f, it ' . ' ' I 'i· • ' ' �.... , .. . . . . .. . .................. • ...... ..... ........ ............ , - .............. ---·· --·. ____ .... ' l Dailg Sentln~l - - f \ 1-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Peb. 9, 1881 No False Alarm COMMENTATING, EDITORIALLY Way To Test Tuppers Plains Fi~~:~~yo:~~..u. ed oo h;. mother, Mn. u:;-.rtt News. Events boDtta, vPidortB~erMniidayls ' ==..,;~"' ''li'!Z/1 Dally Sentinel, Polmet•oy.Midldleport, (101 . , FF'eebb . Mason Medical SociP.ty Names Officers A Birth Control Pill Poses Mo~o l sOCla • I Quest zons • a~ • PT PLEASANT - The !.Won of Abdom: .•al Surgery. Ho Is also Corps with the auauH troops In County Medical Society recentiy iaFollv•oftheAmerleonCoUege tho South Pacific campoi: bold its lint moeiDg of the oew of So-.acoons and tho Southeastern wos discharged In IM5 • I ' • 1 Sur"'·al Co0 greas and 1ios had grade of Major. Since coming to 1 he hos aerved 81 SHREWSBURY. Masa.-INEA l year at Gene BoDs lteotauron · bllobed 1 pt PI Officers for the year were artalalclea pu n But·, for Selective Ser· _ MiUiooo of American women 1lected. Dr. Lew11 D. Telle was gacal journ · . and medical adYiJor of the casually swaUow billiolll of pilla 1 elected ;>resident and Dr. Daniel Dr. Telle Is Chief of Su;'f and ce Co H art Aasociatioo .Wery year But tho day may soon 1 880 G. Glauman ,was re-eleeted sec· Chief of Surgery p;.aaan: H here when they bave to make 01 pretlideot .~ ~ing ~eral ~ica7.::bor ~ ~ :~io~ a~ ~he re~a;~:s:r of~~ ~:eU~~~:f~~llln~ ~~ ~:~~~I ~d .:;;~s!ie':; M;:~ C:: ~mo~~~ ~:n::: been a resident athet Pt. Ple1181ll slnco 1959. He mov· son Avenue , and m t~ • po ~... ·~•· t~e, ~ The Ridge-Keno :r:r:o~ ~s ::~a:~;:~ ~ub~ed· m~e;:I h~ PI~ :=:~:.,~~i:-"il&iouo and ', he.~~~': gone • e~- Clifton }terns 0£ ·JntereSt iJ Progra~ =~,. -·IOUIW' : B f ~r~ " : i : n : 0~~· ~~a~;,.!; :;:'rmal occur~;.~ can;":.C:! Apple Grove S:ott Crossfie May Be A I uc oger:~ I u Va~ Meter Sr.. during th~ week· ofelhc;;,~.:.' raps. ' Be,.•evecJ Jt years· Ago end.Denise Cunningham _of N e "I years "We sbould know within five N Jterns You Wouldn't Have whether the pill Is benefic· ews NEW YORK (UPil _ Before and llowo, under its own rocket a number of questions Haven was Saturday mghl_ guest a! in this respect," Dr. Pmcus J • '· k Ro tb ' g I I be all e through some breathtaking lated to oocurity, I think- IDI· gers, ere s o o pow r, Scott Crossfield. tests at 2,000 m.p.h. and then set- answered; . • c field is tbe 39-year-old ties down for a tricky deadstick Crossfield, who probably wasn t pilot for North Ameri· landing. More fun. as calm and cool as ho appeared can Aviation who l"el"ently com- This little exercise in guts and to be, played his ro1e in the true pleted a rugged series of tests in gineering genius was wrapped Steve Canyon style. Lots of easy the X-15, a tooth- enup m · ·a tidy half-hour ' documen· assurance and humble bumor. AI plck·sllck, mulli·mllllon.oJonar eX· tary, "X·pilot," shown Monday he camp1eted h'~ dangero~s ... perimenlal rocket ship. · ight on ABC· TV's "Bell & Rowen flight, he wos heard to sey, I The plane hHches a ride under series. Produced under hope Kennedy's those . I giant B-52 bomber the supervision of Robert Drew, unemployment benefits. Were out 0 udwmg Is carried now. " a o a to a height of 38,· the documentary showed ?repara- f busmess · ODD feet, where it is sprung loose tions for the last test flight be- There was one comment that ~ fore the X-IS was turned over to jarred me. A ground control its owner, the U.S. Air Force, chief, talking about the X-15'1 and the flight itself. · next flight. suddenly Bto?ped blm· By coocentrating on Crossfield's self and said, ". • .Let somebody comings .and goings, his com- 'else WOITY about it.'• Is that the ments _ "I'm no actor. I'm a old Gung-ho spirit'! . Pilot" - and the attitudes S8vlngs For All of his to associates the program gave Progreu r e p • r t 1: AIthough The Family the viewer an awesome human "'!be Americans'' quickly estabexperience. li&hed itself as a mediocre aeries The film wos candid. But I when 11 entered I'IIIC-TV's Mon· thought the script failed to keep day night schedule two weeks MIDDLIPORT up with events. It was sketchier ago, I can report after watching than it should have been and loft episndes 2 and 3 that the - -- ohow appears to be In no duger of Mr. and Mrs. Dona LeWIJJ and I says . A global test on this aspect 1 ily ·n be do ted b the f d.. am . . ~· con c y o~for· Mr. Jim BueU employed in hon in the U.S. and severa North Carolina spent the weekend eign couotries. . with hiS family. . If the ?ill i~ ~ for tlus pu~ Mrs. Fraak McDenmtt of Le- pose, as prebnunary tes~ an tart Route spent several days.the observations give promase, the I"'St woek w.. "h Mrs. Harroon pill's opponenIs wo uld be pu1 In Robinson and family. . the position of opposing the pr.. Katie Oliver visited relollves veniion of certain types of mahg. in Mason Monday. nancy. . Mr. Melv in Me N'Jckl e~ ot R0 t • AI90 they have to answer worn ble land visited Mr. and Mrs. B iII en who ~ming~y were not 8 e Williams last week. to conceiVe until th'?' took th Mr. Robert Rickard and Bill pills. For by controllln.g the fe. Purdue Fort Kno1, Kentucky male cycle and ?roduchon of spent the weekend with their fam· mones, the d~g stimulates . fe~ilies. , lty wbeo the plU no looger 18 Mr. and Mrs. James Bennett en. wh h t''' ar was caUed to Waverly. Mr. Ben· . To t.hose Ino say sue ld to d uiC· 1ea 2L , .D 1al contracept n wou oett s mouw:~- is very 1 • . 't D Pin answers Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rickard proThmtsctu•. y, r. ld eu8 sed. .. ted M d .. a 18 an o saw u and son Danny YlSI r . an . th time Mar aret San Mrs. Charles Cartwright and :ce f~hli g for :irlh coot~=~ 8:W:al st:ndards have not suf· Elaine Saturday aigbt. Mrs. Etta Young, West Colum· fered because of contraceptives .. bla and Mra. ~y Brumley of He takes ride In pointing to Point Pleasant visited Mrs. Olev· th ~ Puerto Rl wh Buc chlc7~t te~~VW~ramental, ~lose-up" ri~ abuu~ DOLLAR DAYS Roush's Shoe Store SEE OUR NEW COSTUME JEWELRY B. H. SANBORN MILL ST2 JEWELER-OPTOMETRIST . MIDDLEPORT of Cheshire an.d Mrs. Dethort B ke 0 f Middl port visited Mr • ee r ' this week.. and loll's. Oscar JleDry I . f Mr d Mn. Hennan B 811' o : angtoa '·llod .. and Mra. Hun1ID Vg wr. Arley Blake Sunday. Mr. IUid Mr1. Harley Powell of :ur. on CJlS.TV and'flfiiDfbg·uP' llllitable ooffee-aipping componion Altho gh .......... eKe~ lo~1 l ~withdrawn from the show sioco the "Yoo're In the Pic:turo" ••me laded, Gle88CIIl's NKro and Mra. Bob Greer of Pleaaaot and PauUne Ne.wton o Hartford spent Sunday With Mrs. Ebner Van Meter and famlly. Mr. and loll's. Don Qulmtberry and chUdreo of Syr........, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Oacll' Huory ths weekend. Randy Lee Lewis visited wHh Jim Goorge ~ Cunnlngham at New HaVen Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles cart. wright and Elaine were Sunday dlnoer g - . of Mr. and M r s. Dana Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. LBI'I'f Spears vis!ted Mrs. Katie Baaa and Kennie rocenUy. Mrs Dora Birchfield and Mrs. R~nd Moore and daughter of Findlay, Obio oro spending aevoral days with Mr. and Mrs. Harold SmHh and family. Mr. Thomos Roach of Hunting· too was 1 Stmday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. CJIII'les Alfons. worth. _.. pti "\l::~~~~~~~~~~~c~lgare§~tla~apo~nso§r-~~~~~~tay~IDg;:;-~·"''""II ;;; T-Bone Steaks · -- · lb. 89c Sirloin Steaks · · -· · · lb. 89c BUCKEY! Sliced Bacon · · · · · · lb. 49c BOLOGNA, In piKe 31b. $1 2 • LlnLI DAVIY 1 LB. !lOLL Bulk W11nen lb2 49c Moundvhlw S•u • 3 rolls $1: GROCERIES! Clowr Farm Flour, S lb. b.g 39c H•rgo Dog Food 25 lb, b•g 1.98 Kwik-Me•i Dog Food 12 c•n• $1 Red Cup CoHee _ _ _ lb2 55c Clever Perm In Hetvy Srrup 6 1 Potatoes M • f n • - - 1 0 !;.4Sc ·Grapefru1t· wh"• __ s fbb... 49c A.ppI8$ Goldin Dollclouo - - - 4 ~.39c . HeQd L8HUC8 - - - .... 1 9( _____:::.._,.,..._______'7"'-------------BAK-ER'S .. ,.............. '{ I M A. R K.E. T M. ,l'1U_• .4L•. ·· - - - · · .. · 2 CCIMPLflE S!LF SERVICE G COURtEOUS S FREE PARKIN . . · · . " ·.' . Open 7 l;lm.A .W'l!!c;," A- "IILtt. I coULDN'T h&Ye llttll ao 101M wlttn I wu lila , •I!• Moiher--l'm not u IICitfvo oven now!" __ i s U'p E R r \ '.,. I R VI Cli , 1...--------------.,.;..-...._______ MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~-~ Entertained Their Mothers. I colo, Lebanon. prellided at the boainess meetEdward P. BroWIIing. dec., to lng Lois A. Sman, Ruth E. Fell, Dana Present were Mrs. Wlllle Brown B. Browning, J. Dale: Bmwoiog, Mrs. Flora Board, Mrs. Jean car· of Irons., Lebanon. 111n N m1 Edwards Mrw Zelia Sulphln Perry, Mose Per- aon, • 10 • • -y to carmi Woodgenl Fernnie Katie Fogleaong, Mra. Suo JoJm.. Woodgerd, 18 A., Columbia. 8011, Mrs. Magdalne RutteneuiRhodell c. Stofly, adm., Pearl ter, Mrs. Rosa Slewarl, Mn. Car· Io.., L!evmr. · . of daughter of syracuoe, r~"!l!IIJ., ;~~ ! 1 News, Events Callie ' BAKER •nd X l nm:D' '" your LENNOX ckdll' ! :·; NEW and USED w.: , ' ~· . Y!.f AL OIL G·""' . CO , , ~ .c ~·~ FURNACES < Yi .. ~,., ' Phone WY·~4 h POMEROY, OHIO . ~~ ~ 'it. . _ _ , =i!i! ~·"'~i 'tJi.~ BuDGET p RICES , ~1 , SWANS DOWN CAKE MIXES · · · · · · · · · · ' '·- 3 bo aft • XH •YC • White, Chocolate, Banana, Butterscokb, Orange, Coeoa.., . lt NAVY BEANS · · · · · .. · .. .... -· 41b. 49t .; PATSY ANN . .. . .. .... ... .... . 11~25o .. CRACKERS ~ 'Iii< P 0 RK STEAK .. · .. · · · .. · · lb. ~. ~"'/1, ' ·~ti FRESH GROUND BEEF · · · · · · · · · lb. 4tc "' 'fl'l ~ 2 , '11'q &~JI:O· '" ~. All Popvlor Brondo CANDY BARS .... .. -- .. · · · · 10,tor ~"'"' 1/l,o! ,. . . :Y·t: m MARKIN'S FOOD MKT. "7 ~ :0 •1;1 8 ~ }l i tr.~ i~ - Rutl•nd, Ohio r ., 1. vn , .,.... .. .. .oil~ , ... Scout Members of the Gul Troop 45 of Masoo entertained their mothers on M011dey at a tea held In conjunction with the ser· ies of cooking seasiooa held at the Appalachian auditorium In Point Pleaaant. Cookies and panch, made by the girls, were '""'ad to .thoao In attendance. Present were members Audrey Schuler, Brenda Burton, Susan Surface, Jane Burgeas, NancY Proffitt, Diaoe Noble, Joy Thabet Sharon Queen, Debbie Cook, Jen· niler Zerkle, Kay McGowan. Harriel! Walsh, Karen Rooah, Kathy Zuapan, Josetta Llsh, Donn a Llsb, Jane Dotaon, Jackie AI· dridge, La! ischia Gates, and Don· na wm. Mothers proaent were Mro. LD· Dan Schuler, Mrs. Marl Burton, Mrs. Harry Surface, Mrs. R o y Burgess, Mrs. Ray ProffUt, Mrs. HOIDBI' Nol>lo, Mrs. Fred Thabet, Mrs. Otis Queen, Mrs. Do n a I d Cook, Mrs. Leater Zerkle, Mrs. T. B. McGo;.,an, Mra. H a r r y Walsh, Mrs. Robert Roush, Mrs. George Zuspan, Mrs. Joaopb L!sb, Mra. L. E. Pieraall, Mrs. Lester Dotson, and Mrs. Char lea AlcJ. ridge. • 1. Loltr!dge, dec., to 011car Wince ollne Turuer, lltld Mra. Pomeroy. Seldon Baker FOR QUALITY PLUS ECONOMY TRY ,, ~~~ ! Lawrence A. aal Marjorie Bro. gon to Geo. D. and Helen M. Lemley .30 acres, Salisbury. C. M. Parsons, Geraldine Par· aons to ~a B. WDson, Iren. wu. son, 30A., Orange. Roy Bwhong, Flore""" Price, T. M. Price to Ohio Power Co., 53'15 acru Coal, Rutland. Dena Dyke to Darwoocl Napper, 1lary Napper, par<e~o, Salem. Darwood Napper, Mary Napper to Ohio Power ca., 99.01 A., coal, UIC Salem. The SFR Sltllday Schoof Class Theron K. Workman, Mildred of the Mason Methedlst Church L. Workman to Ohio Power Co., met in regular aeaston Thursday, .ts.oo acres coal, Rutland. February 2, In llOCial rooms of Cart J. Duckworth, Bertha A. tho church. Duckworth, Richard E. Duck· The group voted to make dona· worth Mlllard W. Duckworth, lion of f20 toward the new plaoo Gehevieve Duckworth to Agnes which wos recently porchosed for M. Wblte, lot No. U, Syracuse. the oburch. Garfield A. Adams. dec. to Devo!Ionala consisted of group Clara M. Adama, cert. for trans., slliglng, 1 reading by Mrs. Rosa Sallsbury. Stewart, and a prayer led by Mra. Clarooce E. Hayman. VIrginia Katie Fog1o8110g. Ha)'11181l to Garnet llaJman, par- Mrs. Sue Johoaon. president, .luby Winco, ~;;,..".':,~.Mrs ;~: II • vv $20 Voted For New Piano At M.ason Ch h 79c . , Real Estate · Transfers Mn . Dana Mr. and Mn. Corbett Patter- .: Hoffman. scm and children called • illr ' Mr. and Mrs. Way Clark and parents , Mr. and Mra. c r -·11111 ' ·•0 family were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eber Pidrelo ·- ' guests of Mr. and :ia:~e.M~~ioG-::: ~:o: D Pi dreams the "w n ton Rollins at Letart, W. Va 01 r · ncua on- Mrs. Rtchatd Rowe is a mt:dical ders" the plll might perform, pa ticulorly I·n the overpopulot.:i patient at Holzer hospital. Junior Wolfe of Marietta Col· areal of the world. lege spent tho weekend with biB ne biologist doesn't ex;>ectao mother, Mrs. Dony Wolfe. _ _ _ _Y Sue Buck ol Columbus spent r. ,.,.p 45 Gr'rls :., ~..:. ~ ~-.~~t was tht! former Yvonne Hei_, and they have a daughter Usa &e. Bessie Slaughter and Carroll !1 White were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs Herbert Roush and son I Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs CJarence Shields of Letad and Mr. and Mrs. Dorsa Parsons were gueshl of Mr. an d " Mrs. Russe11 Rous h reeenuy. Mr. and Mrs. James Riser ;,nd family moved from Leta rttothe Russell QuiUen residence. le Mrs. Herbert Roush. Be'Js. Slaughter and Cindy Roush call- , od oo Mrs. Lettie Spencer at ' Syraeuae Monday. ·· • · i US: Y.~ ~ 1': I' o1 improving. Ia Young recenUy. pills and the~ Mr. and Mrs. Ott Boston spent 1 also checked oo ..Adventures Mr. an~ Mrs. Clarence Newell effectively'" during the tests. A d Tuesda;, with Mr. and Mrs. ClayIn Paradise" stor Gardner Me· hool h Kay to 500 If acting sc as helped him. He must bavo been left back. Tho CllaDol _ , . ..JaCkJe Gleuon plans to do at leiinevlllOl'e "live" Friday night ball· so~ m~ wim:.m s. w. Durst called on Olive and son born to Mr. and Mrs. Gray- Dell Talbott recently. ~~ =~:: ::a/=~n~ 'lbe WSCS met with Mrs. Roy d t dmothparents an pa erna1 gran the weekend with her parents, d er is Mrs. Jessie Theodore of Co- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Buck and lumbus. Great gran paren11 are daughter. . o!, ..:cc;enthe .,.., -·~ ~H~ Clark Hospital. Parkersburg, on : d · ed ·. to the ...__ ,&.; . Feb I Ian W md ,..._,. t! Baker was taken to the cated Y ar . . •4) Camden Clark Hoi!pilal, Friday, Mr. and Mn.. Charles Filcll1t'i·"i by Arbaugh's ambulance. children, DewJtls Run, ..... Mrs.. Effie Wat.oon and son, Wil· cent gueatsChof berV= liam. were aupper guests Friday and Mrs. ar1e• of her da6ghter, Mr. and Mrs. children. ' " 1 John Guinther of Chester. Mr. and Mrs. Gone Wan! Hoff d I t guests of Mr and ""'-· . Mrs.of Bernice man an wo Garry receo Van Meter and· lOlL. """!'1' •-; sons Rutland were Sunday , t •! SfIversviiie BY MRS. HERBERT ROUSH Mr. and Mrs. Ray Heiney received the announcement of a ho~: f EBRUARY Perfect For Spring i if ~ - .t . .M.- Wire- VALENTINE Gl ns! ~:;;" ~rM; f':p\:""' Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kuhn are spent SWlday with hil par.ata.llrJ'fi/J a~ceptance announcing tho birth of • ..n. and Mrs. B. R. Allen. .:• . l Michael Jose"", at the Camden j Mr and Mrs G•~ v-u.- - , ~ ~ t• this ~urs•ry and the Ame~~an-~oa/rcJdiserved_}Ijs. country In the MBedical gkuestRs ~ the,.~ lt- :~~6ayaf~~ay~ ~;:gr~ f==~~f p· . d' Ro c thoPincus' aspirin-size pOI lJ per· mcus IBCovery, man .• "There u. guarded fectly safe for birth control pur- Uc clergymen have been firmly In the medical profess . JOn. 'I1us IVlo_,. In short it iJ 8 oontrace~ opposed to the birth control piUs ... _ _. __.a bl til ha r-· • . iJ unuer&I4W8 e Wl we ve live which has been 100 per cent claiming that it viOlates the further experience with tho pill." effoclive In tests thus far. Church' ban on contraceptives. There seems to be litUe doubt Many Americans da not think There wos church opposition in that the drug at a pre,.nl month· twice os they down their medical· Puerto Rico where IIOllll! mar· ly cost of $10 to $ll under a docly oP?roved vitamins, tranquil· rted women partici?atod In the tor's prescriplion,IJ hoco to stay . izers, antibiotics, aolihistamines, tests of the new pill. Actuolly tho cost may bo lower But Dr Pincus' Worcester Foun· for many since hall lbe :;>resent da . f. E rimeotal Biology pill is oow recommended by pracooeliondayormayxpepose • ·-•--•.. D eRo sh m Dr w o Richard all physicians it: ;,: K contradictory moral questioo for tically pIan ned parenthondusingclinics • d Dr : D. TeUe' opponents of the pill. During their throughout the country are offerSlack, on year. In· ! study the Investigating acieotists lng it at reduced cost to 1 heir . or . ora and found' thai women taking the clients. elude semm Mr. and Mrs. Byron Van Meter pills seem to have I••• than a' ;no:: ~9 ~· 2 I IIDOOihly to date, ~·lliDil wblc~ .,......_ . . hlo tn B few weeks with his . - , · antlspaamotics, aulfu, psychiC en- Ilaws agam.t P . ut a co1· Br o:..oya B-loo t Bo d ParkersburJ, • ' I'> ergizers, . Benzedrine, cortloone Ieag110 bebevea the pill will re- Repr...ntativ., from the Chris- :;leta Y • , .,.., , and npirin. qllire educating 10me p eo tian Church, EUB Church and moon. '· But Dr . Plncua' pill Is dlf!erent. l here and abroad. Dr. Ralph f. the Methodist Church met at tho Leanna Brewer spent Along with Its medicinal function , Dorfman, director of laboratorieo borne of Mrs. Gerald Violet on end with Toddy Dunl. , .,,., I<JfJ ~ ~l;n· gery at the Western Reserve Uni- : at St. Franels Hos?ital .in Charlesversity School of Medicine and i ton, W. Va., . after he the Crile Veterans Hospital in : gageci in pnvote practice m Cleveland . He Is a specialist cor· i Charleston buth before and after tified by the American Board of ' World War II. During the war he Illll It might be Dr. Gregory Pin· but there Is some lndk:alioo, for which will be held at tho MeiJio. r Chapel. 10 cus' pink pill. Aa the Good and While there bao boea oo offl· eumple In India, !bat tho drug dis! church Friday, Feb. 17, at Mr. and Mn. Howard • has engaged in Drug Administratiob puts it, Dr. cial word from the Vatican, oo will meet with resiBtance. 1:30 p. m. , and cllildren of DeWW. ed to thlo City following an OSSJ&ll· Clmlc. I Off' ment with the U. S. Army Dan Glassmaln bastbeeslnn a DrreerGlassmu I .............. whe~ he was Chtef of I resident of Pt P easan ce , · cs i . ed his ie : oeverol extended perinds of post the surgery department at Fort 1947. He has devotf the 8 g d te study of heart disease Chaffee, Arkansas. and Fort Me· toward the care ~ c rad ""1 troc-~lo~m m · terpretdisch ........ • h' ff and m the home He an e ec MU o· -Clellan, Alabama. Upon 1m IS o Ice ir . . . U 11 His office In the Haynes from the service be was promot-i • graduate of West VdegiiW> Is well koown In the cltlzell8 ed to the grade of Lt. Colonel. He , IVersii)' g7, :nm of County. . has devoted his study and , y IgColi g _ w the Medical society members atefforts to .1 •cof Chic::. F:;;;owing lending the meeting were: Iir. C. 88 the practice. 0 of surg"1 uus as well the care mJurtesd on Y 1 St Mary's Hos- Leonard Brown. outgoing presi· 8 10 froctures. Dr . TeDe lJJ gra uate an rns IP a : . 1 Dr Don of the University of Ulinois Col· pital in Grand Rapids, Michigan, dent. Dr. DanG ossman, d leg. Of Medicine and studied sur· he se"'ed as a medical resident F. Hattenth , Dr. Ra .J •. Sbotewartf LaO'Jkln, ~edt-1 ~r. before owallow- be ....,ed as Public Health ''" 191,, "THE STORE WITH A HART" ' ""!gjl!'/ RACINE'S BANTAM SUPER MARKET ' "!!! .. ' "..Il ·~ . lf "Your Friendly Clover Farm Store" TOP QUALITY GRADE A 41.' '! • .. •rt !:FJR!.JY!.,.!:E:.,JR~S!......!::!.::,~~~~!~====::=:===-:J::us:r:.;2~5:;,c:-:;tii: · ~.~ 2 £!G~R~O~U~N!!:D!...!!BEEE:rF:,.;;;;=:~'b::..!:.S~S~c==--!:2=-:•::...,.b.~$1~ ~~ ~~. SIRLOIN STEAK ~~:~~rv am 79c n.. :.; ; ' . t.: RIB STEAK 69c -.: .·~ , ~C:!:H:!!u~c~KuR~O':l!:.A~S:!JT!......!:~~:"~L!!;•,TY~·~··~F-====~4:.!9.!:c..:::"' .:~.·.: IVANS r· DPEN KETTLI! 4 b:.:kot69c "'• L A R D fii!NDIRIO ~ < HAGAN MAYFAtfl A REAL TRIAT HALF GALLON ICE CREAM 79c FIIEESTONI PEACHES Jello (•II fl•vors) HALVI!S CLDVIR FARM, 2Vo SIZE 4 boxes35c Clover Farm 6 for 79c T•ll Can Milk Clbver F•rm Flour I 0 lb2 b•g 79c Clower Farm P•per Roll T-ela 2 for 39c Clover Farm 2 boxes35c Pi• Crust Mix Chof BorAnloo Se•vheHi ·Din.,. 43c Compl,e. With Ch- p.jzti•Mix, Chef Boy Ardee 47 c 3 LB. BAG - $1.59 Red Cup CoHee, I lb. bllg 55c . 10 LB. BAG- $k12 Domino Sugar 5 lb2 :'bag Slc . . ,., '•r Br The C1rton- No -Mixed Cartaftl ' . Cigarettes, regul•s __ $J;37 .I ALL OTHERS ---- - ------ ---·--- - - $2.46 ( 8 POTATOES IO ·Ib2 bllg only 49e WHtTI GRAPEFRUIT LEnUCE (24 size).,:._,._ he•d 19c TOMATOES Lge2 tube of 3-19c 5 lb2 b• ~4~9cW~-::-:::-:-:-~:-:-:::-:;:;;;-;;~:- Opon Monday Throuth Frldoy-1 AM Till 6 PM-Soturdoy 8 AM Till 8 f'M WE DO CUSTOM MEAT CUniNG ___..:__..::.:=-=~.:::~~:---:::--:-;;:;-;-;--- ' ::.} I ' RACINE FOOD MARKET ·' Top Quality_ Self Service- Free Parking PHONE WI -33 RACINE, OHIO 9 42 L.:.:.~:.~~.:.:.-----------------· " f'"l '. -' ": �-. ~ .... - . -. . . . . . . . . . . . 1C'I \ -~ \ ' .. ,." ~I 4-Dafiy Selltlnel,,Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Ftb. II, 1881 ,Panthers In Brilliant 79-65 Cage ~ictory ."}- I ' llllrll I I I If C IIIII. .Fci::. .... .. lfn.a- -EDITOR'S . ' I RHnORICAL QUESTIONS :. - 'MAILBAG I Detision Delayed Until Midway In:AL""'L"'"sT-_AR_s-=:--,-----:::o- For Also Ran Posts F-inal Quarter Spurt By Winners SEOAL Teams Take Last c 0 Fl.Ing In Loop 0mpett.tion . . . g . • ·; he Pomerov Panthers put together good teamwork ' an<lliharp s hootin g last night to shock ocldsmakers With . ~!MS upset 1wer the highly -tout ed Pt. Pl easont Btg " Blc<!.'~h , • Russe ll Moure's cagers opened the way early . - r 1 10 In the first period on aEdfideld rot/;,~gn ~ lr~~ t~~~tpp~~ i le u . leading Panther scorer . th e nets lor a total a! 22 . ' The Big Blacks ca me b" ,. k Coach ~l oorc 's t ca m had a gooJ 1 1 11 .. t •• f es "Senior Circuit" basketball moves 1n o_h• rna 1 am Friday night with ali SEOAL teams seemg action. SCORES (lOT~ea~~~~.~~~~~,~(;_~)the county w1U be Pomer-oy ' The Panthers fresh from their 79-65 win over POint ' Bl D ·1 1 a attempt Pleasant will be hosting the ue ev1 s n P qUJek, lhoDgh , as Butth G:trdner night from the he ld. They h1l un to gain ;evenge for a set back handed them earlier m tossed in lwo bul'kf·ts of Ius 24 2U of 52 shots for an t!\'en 50 per Season. U '· und , till · 1 t' s Middleport 15,.111 travels toLeague bat e w full ro c8gou ooints to give Point it 4-3 ltatL t·L•nt Pt . Pleasi.lnt s s JOO mg wa Nelsonville 111..&1 Friday wilb the lweek end'• final e ,cal a..s was tit>tl at seven-all not so hot behind the dC'Jst! same intent 1n mind . The Grey- Rutland 11 2-1 In the SEOBL. 1 before" the Black~ went on <~ st'or ht•r wrle defl'nse us they till on "Five overtime period• are , hoonds rolled 0\ler the Middles in Tbere wiU be little cage action tng rampage to lead 19·12 ut the only 21 of 67 for :l2 per cent. Jb We'll have to ion a the first round and since then ' witblo the county next week .u $Jd urthe stanza. I \\:inebren~H , Ru~fingl~n -. a 11 di e'::.o ·,. bred the *lei" have been the only team to atop all eyes wUI be focused on tbe an, As t1H' bel'oml quarter started . Ohlm~e·· hrt on the muJorrty of the highly ranked AtheDJ Bull- nual Meip Cowtty Toumament Pomen.ly also got hol. liuard 'fer- i their_ shot s. ticored do starting next Tbursday at RutI"Y Ohlinger drove in with a nc<.~t . on srx of 12. Buffmgton 9 of 15 nncl !~ens I 14-1 > l.s at Jackson 110. land. ~yup ami Hob Winebrenner toss-! Ohlinger fi ve of nine . Bunch hit ; 5) to regain their preatJge lou Pomeroy, )ast year'a loop ed in a jump shot to nat-row the I lour vf 12. last Friday against Neliouville. champion, baa a good chance to Btg Blade lead to 19 . IH . . Don LOSS WAS SIXTH Logan (8-8 ) travelJ to Wellston finiU-ln a three-way tie for secStumper hit for the down-river !1 The Josb was the sixth of 1 h e (8-gJ to teaL the Goldea Rockets ond place tomorrow evening, prod ub. Winebrennl!r loss~ in an- sea:.on agu im;t 10 wins for the and attempt to hang on to fifth viding the Panthen drop Gallia vther burket . then . Ohlinger l'Oil- Hlg Blu('kS. They have beaten place in the SEOAL. Aeademy, and Jacbon, Nelsonllel'led on 9 sensatronal layup to suc·h Wes l Virginia sdaools liS Tlus Will wrap up lhe SEOAL ville lose games to Athens, Midlie the game 20-20 with five mln- l'a rk••rsburg Ct•tholie , M 11 t 0 11 cage seuun with only 1 lew non- dleport. That would give t be utcs; left in the half. Mann St•th and Williamstown. 8 Unltfd Prtu Jolenatloaal league games left to be played t,o Panthers, Hotm.da and lromneu Pomf"roy then took _a s h o ~ t Ponlt.'roy Hlflo has Ll 10 and six 'J'~e LoM Angeles takers hap?iiY round out the 1960-G1 round·ball 8-8 conference marks. Athem has 1e a d. Uut the determmed I t_- I l'l'eorU on the ~:>easou. s:aw youns 'fom Hawkins' prom· campaign. . . copped t~ loop Utle with 12 wins Plt>asant boys pecked awny unt1l . . . lit Wed sd In the area tomorrow mght be- in 13 outmg11. . t . 32•31. I~a. ti l In the prt·llmrnary (·ontesl. the a rea y-··•·· ne ed ay sa'des the p omer o•, • Gallipolis Both tho Blue Devils and Pur· tht•y Imd a one pom d .11 J:c~e . become 1Je 6-foo1-5 I"')Utl.le • I. . . . f'om..roy resl'I'Vl's slc}IJ out WI 1 nr~ hl. 1 scor 'I w Ill c.. I p anthe ra will be out for "re. ath<dtlme . . . 1 . d bl hll ht, ~ the Wahama Wblte pe SECOND HAI.F a 47.:1li \'ldory o\'er the L r t t e ~ pornts. near1y ou l'l . p.&· Falcons in their next to last venge' Friday, GABS still h· hl thl;' seeund haU Pomeroy Dlm·ks in a rough ew·utmlel' . Vlous high of I~ l.n a National home RBme of the season. members ita worst SEOAL cage carne bat' k. thoup, I1 II aey wea(• . The Babv· . Panlbet·s , were . , J e d Bafoikelball Assocl3tl0n , gome. Coach Jack Campbell's Waha· Jon· oaa alQw L'-'"rv,, lnflJcted by tho 1 1 rna quintet Cl -13) will host the 1960 Pimthera in Pomeroy, by an wilholll lhe service of bi~ center by Ct•nler HJ(·k Crow wtth 12..' e Hawkins, the Laker;:, first drat Allen Hamm who suffct ·f.'d a ~as mju red ~nd t~ken tu Me1gs choke from_ Notre. Dame, con· Buffalo BlSons Frklay. The BI- 83-2& cowtt, Pomeroy hopes to ~~~rained ankle in the first hulf. Gc~t·r:JI hosp1tal walh a lwad cut nel'lcd stead1l~ the hrst two peri· sons scored over 8 hundred poin~ make up for that 'hwnilJalinl' sz.. ''Buff, " OhlingN , Winebrenner . durrn.t-: the last •Jlnrh•r , hut .re- od~ and then 1n the t~ird got liol agalnat the Falcons 1n the teams upset in GalllpoliJ on January 49 uQd Sddie Buneh began hitting turrwrlto wa.teh the vur_s•ty act~on to mck up 15 po_mt.a m le1111 than first meeting at BuUalo. ll, which snapped the Blue Devils .»" tt to. · g1.ve p omeroy tl1e punL' 111 . Tommy Wh1te und M1eky Wmefour min utes agamst the St. LoulJI SATURDAY GAMES II ~ •"game losing streak ' and 21· , lt · hasTiacked most of the seuson . lmmner also h~u! to ea;h. lor om- ~ Hawk!l in the Los Angeles Sport. Three county teams see ac on game losing skein inside the con· Mad Wayne Zurcher, Hamm 's r~- : Proy ..Nt•t.l .JUiws led I omL r lea:~- Arenu. Saturday night with one at home ference, leaving Pomeroy with the 1 pl&cemt-nt, workl'll wdl uround <mt With l. Los An~eles downed the Hawks, and two on the road. loop's longe11t losing streak - 23 the board~. Rut eal'h time 1 h t• By ql•w·ters: 12D-103, 1o score its lifth straight Racine remain• home Saturday games. Panthers got 11 good lead, 1'1. fl 1. Plcas;:~nt · · l!f ·12 49 65 ' win at the arepa. In other NBA to cloae out Ita 1900-61 regular However, observers say GalPI~asa~t fired bark wUhln tllrik - ljtmw r~\ 11, , 121, :II . M 79 games Wednesday night, Syra- season campaign against Ham- lia,'s chances of wln'bing in. the ing '"iltanl't!. , II . ·~·~SAN ~~~~ cuse bent Boston, 130·108, and De- den . The Purple ~nrnadoes thun- Bend City are slim. Gallipolis las-----,----:=---;--- ---·----- - - 'J'he win was not !!lure unti l Sl <~rnl~'r 1 (.1-.l JIII. Bl,~J~ o (0-1 J trolt edged Philadelphia, 12&-123. dered to .a 72-32 wm over the En~ won only eight games In PornWlnebi'(>Jlner hit a free throw 0, ~ltllt• r · 4 tll -!2 19· Gat dner The Boston Celtlcs were with· glneen m December and •r eroy during the put 22 yean ~~;;.;;,:;.;;...;;... 14·!l.l :! 4, JtJhllson _!I 1· tola and a l'ield guul wilh ' out the a;ervices o( star Rob now 18-1 for the season. fourofthoseeameduringthemidmhwtes left iu the game to ex-t 11 21 :l, MHrtrsko o 12-21 2, Couiy when tliey look the floor Eaatern 17-9) travels to Albany 50's when the Galllans establishtend the PunthE:r lt!ad to 6Y-59. You ng 0 ll ·ll 1· Johnson 2 IO-OI Jn Sy•·acuse and then suffered the Saturday to try to repeat an over ed a 49-game wlnnlng s t reI k Ttw ~arne .Pan-~ 1 RQOk•le Leads LA In v·ICIory Wi~ebrenner • 1 M ! DOLLAR STRETCHERS 0b1o Northerll llJ ~ ll MinD. Dul. Bt. tfl MocAlosW- II BrodliJ 111 Tompa " Mll1JIIOIIe rn De Paul " Ev.-Dle 91 Butler '14 Akron T1 MI. 'Onion 'II Bowllnl G....., rn Tole4a a Emporto 1111 !lel'llol'IOII 'II 80IJTIIWEIT Tuiu '18 Oklahoml c~ n Trinity (Tu) 89 ArlliJ&Ioa st. '18 Southwntem 101 Mlllaapl 7:1 N.Mo: Hl&hJ'ds 109 St. Josopil 'II PORK ROASY1 -1 ( J .~) four l 111 Ohlinger then hit from the field <. 'l'ulools %J ll:l ' '"'· 1791 and th~t roulline for rour and . I'OMJo~nov Huffingtoo ·awl Zurcher hit two Wmebrenncr " 'II·< ;• 20 · Ewing 1 2 4 1 11 14 points earh 1~ !{~sure lhe wIn lO-ll · Dunc·h " · Humm ZI!I'Cher .W,t wllh 50 set·· o 10-0t o.. Oblmger 6 <5-6\ 17, 1110111 0 22 2 ' ' 0• 12Buffmgton ollis left and Benny Ewmg '"" '" 22 21 2 •11n iileTasl gout with fom '"' 211 " ·" Zm •• , Totals 7 o<fls left ' •n.Jn l " __ was hitting well un htl 1 ·lump ohel He ••lied nijle r.!'IM"'llf oo eight .r 1.2 1 ' hom the foul line. I . 'T Wi..brenner was in good Jm"' Ms 10 1 with R ' ·t<we<k'• low of It Lycommg 7< ll<cktnsvn again OWU<ger slomd l.t•htph '" Laf.<y••I 74<e "' In hi• ''game of the ••oson in f: St .... M<ilmV<IIe 81 lulling (Ill' J7, Bun(h pull<'CI down I Muh lenbt•rg ."" Hutgl•rs and In! for 14 volnl s r .. Jgule. Sn•nn. . 52 64 fo a good evrmn.: Howunl Mal- Jh·t·wl led• Sv.arthmtlle ~harpe-ned l'oint l'lens1m1' ~ IJ •smu:t 00 11 ll\ 't'r ford 71 £wlroa .with 111 l W l'n~t •r.! Hutgcr s Ncwm k ' ,...1Jtg Blacks led lu 1eboun1l- I AIIre< I 118 ""I I.awre•nc'<. a• ifll with big K·:! cenltor Rut c h llo ly {'mss lllli nnrtmouth !.15 H~ner pulling down 17 wnl .lnhn Vtlh"'"" ltiH t 'alll•i us 71 Pr ( ~·.., yonk 1·0g 14. '11. \o Bl~t\' k ll tu-ll'mvltlt•nce ti7 Hos1t111 11 5!i . ' ' ~•' ·sY'""'"' 52 taled rel<ounda while l'on<c•·oy P down 43. Wlncbrcnuc•· lui· (~LI('t· rr~ !HJ Munlt·lair St .- IN.I l . . . ··I .1.. .,r. tow"';)unch.Jn that d•t""'tnwu l V'''"""'' 711 Sl M"."" wlih :fl. Zu11!11er had ,.. • " d No• w llamt" h"'" HI (onneollrllt fo~if<l.' 1' Buf'n~n c-~ College Scores I' · .J,Iuo~ t~rebolmds ~ ~ le' -~~ ~7 ldlj 1 N1a~""'' ' .'~' . llve. F«rdln<ll< 118 Wagner 70 ··• -- - -·- "COIIVERSATIOII HEARTS" Other Bulk and Box Candy lu'"' of ••nter Bill Russell who lime win over ::"" : De~U~. against loop foeo. he · twlsted hi!l right knee in the Albanyiscurren ya conn; LasttlmeGaUlpoliJdwnpedthe ''"'Ond period . Ru88ell was ex- er for _the Alben• County Leagu Purple Panthers In Pomeroy was pcted to be baek tomgM ehlll11)lumshtp. io 19M six yearo ago, when ,John : Ttio.C.III.- W<!re In Rutland 02-il tavels and compony pulled the trulltng, 00·81, at holftlme and Saturday fn an SE Y trick, 110-39. PHS hao won four 1he gap to 67-63. But they straight al Pomeroy atoce then. · behind u IJOints and overall mart between thooe two never caught up again, clubo ahow Pomeroy on wp wilh Bob Ferry's oharpohoottng fn !17 wino agalnat 30 sotbacko. tho last oo aeoonda opelled the Pomeroy, co-owner of more difference for the Detroit Pioono SEOAL crowno than any other in their nip-and-tuck baltlo on loop outftt telght, with Logan! bas their home rourt w1th the ATHENS, Ohio !UPII _ Ohio J..t only two games at home ln Wa<Tio!'ll U 1 lty has been awarded the eight appearanceo lhls wIn tor Ferry '"nk a pair of field lnot counting last night's conund a free throw In thelasl nmbollc of tho national omall test with Pt. Pleaoanll . minnie und u half, but it was 'YIIe 0 foolball champlonsbtp. Tho Panthers ore 3·4 on the W1lt Chamberlain of co H tl made road At hon 1e losse1 were In1 1fliclM P'trlladelphJa who captured high The ~-'ni aht onb Wll UPl Ath~ns, A7· · by champion ?n!!en ' honors w1th 42 Chamber- Wedne.._...y g y .q and unpredictable Wellston, . throws Editor Leo H.onleo Petersen ' ml•sed tO to 16 lree of Ohlo 80.61. 'nlo Panlhero own homo 1 halftime cerem I wins over Logan 15-37: Middle· A,;~mpil,;;;-.5-si Anai.m'S il- verolly Mld·Amerlc~h Miami · port 57-54· Nelsonvlllo 81·116; Ra· d M · basketball game w_ d c·one MI. u' cthe Tomadoea onl• How oin 119 ame tl~ Ohio Ohio U. won-- 71 I an ...,...... .n. " 67 Jtider 55 f · h ld th league load lou of the lt&oottl Wanoma 61· J1Htsburgh 87 Carnegie Tech 75 a irm 0 011 ektd th It · 45 ; and lalt Frlday'a 12-SS pooodPetersen remar I1 ~t. t.as.. ue 67 GottysbUI'i 62 cond ear In a row lng of pre-seuon favortt. Navy 69 William I. Mary 67 lhe ,. y Ohl com~ltlon, P~a· 8 Sc lor and up ::!'::•: Mllhoa~ BobcafS Honored By UPI Uni~;;'PresalnternatlonaiTrophy th: ~ 1 Duquesno 79 Kent st. 77 . the lrop:y went a:, Hunter Vi. Adelphi, po!tponed ~~.~~n a c':~ro:ce. SOUTH Green State University won • Western Ky 68 xavier !Ohio) 61 last year. HunthaAdon 76 Blrm. Southem ._40 F90lball coa~h Bill Hess Virginiu 1'ech 86 VMI 86 ed the trophy on behalf of 1 Howard 98 Mora:an St. ~ tremendou1 team, a great Tuslwt·~on lnst. 108 A1a. A&M 10 1versity'a Mid-American .. .Jucktouville 1116 Newbt!tT)' 95 and 1 tremendous atudent body. Ea, te1·n Ky 110 Louisville 74 About 5.000 fans gave tbe football N.W. La St. 83 Centenary 50 team, assembled on the basketMol'l'ts Harvey 88 W. Va. To~ 110 ball court, a standing ovation. ~rskme 81 Pembt'Oko 86 Tho UPI Board of Coach01 vot· Culuwba HI Esatem Carolina 14 ed Ohio University the top smaU 1t ..y.. ta cMdl 89 J. Hopkons 51 college _team In the nation ofter 1W&M Norlolk 70 Rl<hmolld P.l. 5:1 tho Bobeats swept through a tOIWl.,ton Solem Td1 74 Sbaw 63 game 11Chedule without loss. 'nley carolina Mi ... Southern I:-;outh VALENTINES ~ Ja·~· Former BendArea Lad NOW T h AsSL~• 1antAtVJrgJW8 . "'!" • 0 t~J ___ ______ Alr F..... 110 Colorado Wutora '11 Golwlil 80 Mootana St. 'II s. Frllll 5.'1 St. Marya <calll.l 11 DO.U. VARilTY ONLY TEAM WLPOP AthMII .. . .. .. • 12 l 'I'll 11'11 SWISS STEAK lit. 69c Jackson .. .. .. • a s no m IUCMD'I I 11811 IIIII I 7G '1111 I 7 filii 'WI I 8 7t1l 774 s 10 1186 741 a 10 815 nc II II l t H - Nelaonvlllo .. .. 8 Po1i1oroy .. •.. • 7 Wellalon .. .. .. Jllddleport •••• GaUlpoiJa .... • TCWALII O~anS:StB~ ,.._,~_ EGGS ::io --- Social Notes MILK II II' - - 0 •I :f!.':,Bob MAA~~~~~~~tle[~·:llr·~ I · ~:::~~~:;-:~;~~~=;~-11 89 carolina54112 also up the... rn N. Springhill '"'•picked Bobcat. St•tson 112 Sewanee 61 MIDWEST league champion• In and their win over Miami, Sleubenvill~ 84 Geneva !Pa.) 71 pled with aecond·place Toledo's Murletlu 110 Musklngum 64 67·63 lo" to Bowling Green 1Deflan•e• 71 Trt-Stalt 116 nooday olght, puts them o game YOW<gsf<>wll,87 AUianco 51 and a half ht fronl and •lrtuall~ll Malone 75 Rio Gralldo 6:1 wrapo u~ another tiUe. w-·· GOLDIN PAIICT IANAlUS 2 llts. 25c APPlES 4 ... 49c SweetT11114k11 doz. 29c ' :' Juice 0rallgtl dOL 49c Petersburg ,.U ment atartlq !taro todaJ. lltclu4- • od 1n the field aro n.. ro,_ wlrmon ol tho lllurtlatl1lal. TAKI!I MANA9D lOll ' / STOCKTON C . )11'1 lltr- I lil PRICI IALI *"-•--''fbi M tii 11o "~ . •f1111"U.IIIIIfllloie ::.~le•' ;::At., r- iulqfil tbo DOG FOOD .,. AIIOilTID RIG. So California Ltqut '1\t S'I·JNr-<!ld fEBRUARY BARGAINS/ SPORT and DRESS SNITS VALUES TO $15.00, C~t fantlo calllomla boayY· elwnplclt hu to BlliJ ...,:..,..If boul to Sak Lob Loin or •lined lll:i ..!r lO. 8 City J'ob' 11_ _ __ • ' c -Cen-.r . Jolt=·~ CANDY BARS 12 ..:4tf. . FOOD lb. ' END CUTS ~-- lb; 49c DYI 1'011 LdD AIIK, N J ASBURY P: cUP6Pll'k~ ' •, , Tho Albttr1 Comm'MIOQ '!"~..... '-'-dye tbrM ....,. ..... ll'tft Ill m IPt on~ 11 . · ·· . .. of St. r.trldrl DIJ. _ __ 2SIIo.$3,75 ------ wm Ke'ep the homit fire' Sausage ,..... ,... lulk ' • • k - con 3 '1·00 1~. IUIH'IIIIT RED KIDNIY BEANS---- 5 No. 2~ Sliced Bologna 3 •1·00 WHOLE KERNEL CORN - - - 8 No. 301 ans t~. Ground Beef Loan ~ 2 u.. 89t '. . •J-..l lllcotl er Boa .u ·Ham chi,... -,.-- ... 89c ......Sal.. ' ' 10 FOR 99c v..l 1 GROUP OF TOPCOATS VALUES TO ~.00 w.. DAWN GLO SWEET P E A S - - - - - 8 No. 303 Democratic Dinner Set IHOP VALUES TO to.IIO JtND SAVE SALE $25.00 jo. Gnlp sw•en ·· RHuced 1-31 CUT GREEN BEANS - - - - 5 No. Pomeroy ... - $ EVAPORATED M I L K - - - - - 12 tall an1 PRIMI PROZIN FORDHOOK LIMA BEANS - - 4 - 10 01. pkga. CAMPIILL'I I!HI ond Ill CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP - - - 6 No. I IIICUITI . lOfer ITOKILY'S TOMATO JUICE ans -----4- 46 01. cent QuoiJtr .... Prlco OLIO s liM. -BANANAS ROUND STEAK 2.1u.l9c Pillsbury Quick Cinnamon RoO. with Icing! A POUNDATION IN OIIDLI or PANTII Power not, No lf.UDI ~ n1b, ~I!Jd or Jrrltale. Ill » and XL. ALL MIN'S A lOY'S WINTER JACKITS ICONOMY.SAVINGS 4 LOAN CO. ,JOO w..... ld St..- ~:a:-t-,1~~ '· ........, 2lt-uns HURON & CAR COATS, QUILTI~ •nd PILE LINED RI!DUCID cens KING KOLI- TINDIR $35.00 1 GIOUP OF TOPCOATS BEN FRANKLIN ans CIITIS Golden Yellow 2 for $5.00 .. .. •.. .. .. • REDUCED . PORK CHOP SALE! ~yo, II=T LAQ CITY <UPII-Juk in ~.st FIISH HOMOGINIZID DEFENIIII '[OUIIIUI TITLII ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. CUPil -Beverly Ill.- of Pllm Delor!, Calli.; will .e.t to defutl btr Wlo In lito qbtlt lllliulaJ sL we 'fU•IIV LIVER lit. 29c COUNTRY Galltpolla ..... . I 11 377 411 Nelaonvllle .. .. Sll Ml$11 !.lkldleport .. .. I U l!OO tal 1!1 1 1 ~----------=-==:::~:...:.;_ - iu a:HS lAP - llt.33c WIENERS lit. 49c U:<l.U. IIUBRVB ONLY TEAM W L P OP Pomeroy .. .. .. 12 1 8110 til Wollstao .. .. .. II I 11M 41'1 Atheoll .. .. •.. • • s 5fl Jackson .. .. . .. 8 I tit tiM Loa:ill ........ . 17411111811 TOTALS· ~stc CHUCK ROAST - STJI.NDJNGS . Logan ... , .... , ' TOP CHOICI! lllf-CINTII CUTS WIIBf slnc~l~:ti catchot will~ a._ .,. '•·" 11 ~e ~e~ re~e:- 1111111ger,FOR·. IOIJT ·. · e p:y llneba~k: for \: 5:1-stt ; GAHS-IIl-49th; lltd Ndelsotrni· Ho a!Jo p y ID rea vme 11-61. • ul I'H roa • J kson J3-U• GaiUa Acaclemy wUI be with· ~p o;e~ld:~eport 81450: out the servlcea of Dave Roberta, o::raU, P:eroy 11 H. Ia the . sophomore ace, who scored onf th Panther• 0 wn points against the Panthers In ~-1 S.ll ln all January. Roberts suffered 11 ·d 3-IO In loop action broken finger In driUa laat wNk, 1•:••· an be counting · on an~ ts out (or lbe season. I r 111 the Wbtebrenner Crawley hu moved away. to scorer Ill$ points\ who can lng the burden on sophomoro hir from 11\Y opot 00 tho ~nor; bound ace George Pope, Ed Bulflnston, ond hla ~:~~~~&ual BtU Thomas and seoior Dave SO-loot fump ahot; Alao Hamm'a tor, BUI Conley'• outolde ~~=~~ drl ing lpo and Ed Bunch'o tip- I> expected to pace tho C tn v cr ' I Friday night. GET A CASH LOAN TO OUTFIT ' ISWEATERS YOUR WHOLE FAMILY; e Peper N1pktna •Tsble Clotho .• PU!tu 1 Cupo •l!lver)'tbhll Hero For Yuur l'art1 Sp~s On the rood, lito Panthero were education , by Wellston 55-i8: Athens and = =· 0 IY taOB I. IYIR . From time to time The Desk recetves rer::,ts of former Melg$ County r$sld• who have made p ea tor themselves In the sports w ld. • Thls week 1 received word of a former Mtddleport and Pomeroy lad who has made such a place 1ng tile' llerid Area . Although he and h 18 paren here before he entered high IChool, is bered ·by his many friends and assoctates O e 0 ,eroy and _M iddleport area. d In his college He ill BtU "Maoa" Coode. Condo gomes ur g . Supr attended the Ca!holl< Grado tbe 18110 Cottan 1 m the' School at Pomeroy In his young- Bowl ;:: 1 • er yean and moved to Cbarlos- Bowl 1952· ton w Va with his JNirentlln the Conde, now :A, bu been the early • 40'8. ' · He attended the Char- Vlrg1n1a Te<h lin• coadl for lito Ieaton CatholiC! Htgb School where past two years and was recentl)" ha played three seasons of "'talned u one of four lull ume , football for the Figthlng Irish un· varalty asaistanta under Tech a dar Mickey McDade. He wu new hetd footbaU eoacb, Jerry tain of tbat team In 1948. Claiborne, the tumWbila attelldlng Claiborne lltd....,.. wtn of Keotucln· where he 1111tu oa the K1Dtuck:J ~Quad Ja ...,, his A, B. and Muttra lleBJ'OI• c nd 1 ed - Sale $2.65 l!v•rythlng For Your Volentine Porty ____ Shoukjers IXft4 POlK STEAK DIIPOII• U,, 49c __..:.. ll49c 1 The Sports Desk LNn Since 1860 ~~ . .. ' RA;JN&, OHIO . . . . ( 3 �· - - .. ·-------·--· ...... l; ... .. ... . . -- . .· ~ l ty Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. e, 1881- 7 Jo!ONDAY TDOOOB nm.n 1.16 SljD Oa FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS RATES 4 centl per word. one tABertJon. M.in1mum ebara&--eO cenu . 6 cents per word (or three consecutlve lDBertiou. Special--one montb for 30 centl P.!U' word. i'uil rate ol • centa per word will be eba.rled for ado yertisme if not paid within lO day• after reeeivin& bill. Errors In Advertilini -Sbould be reported lmmedlotel, . fbe Oll.ily Sentinel will nol be rea pollSlble ror more tbaa ooe incorrect iluertion. Card or Tha nks and Special Notices of Events, $1 .20, for 50 word minimum. Each additional word, l c. Obituaries pubtisbed at l cent per word BOo BOo 75o 20 25 , 3 DAYS 6 DAYS 1 .MO. 90c $1.20 SIJ!O $1 .M $1.80 $2.25 $4.110 $6.00 $7J!O Ads received b1 10 A. n will be lu that da~ '1 J- Today with God Country Jomboreo Firm Ttlmo !Auntry BreUlut Porty ' '16 Elleoded Wutbor NO Pleboo Sbow U O 6' 15 UO .' .:tl , ,110 WANT ADS 1 DAY 8'110 jlreakfpt Partf 8:15 The Worl~' 'llils Morning · uo 11re'llifbt I ··• 't'Newa l ~ · UO Mornlbg Medlt8tlonl Coanlrr Top Ten BrWful Porty En<!tdod Weather BrWtut Party Tho w..-ld ftll Homint t ;3t t :llll 1:111 10:110 11:00 11: 30 12:00 12:1$ 8Nolllut Porty New• Breakfall Party Mllklrt:ade Dctton'l Top ,.., Star Salute Noon Newa Monboltell Melodt.. 11:30 PlatterPortJ as 10 ' 16 Calling Pl. Pluunt 11 ,110 Swap Sbop 11 ' IS !Auntry Boo Down IUS Farm 8urMu Show lUI !Aunlr7 llao, Down IU5 Farm T1mo IU7 Mid-Day Dow J..,.. Av· poper. l ::tl 7:00 7:llll 7::10 l :llll CNew1J U o Sohio New• Report New• 1:10 Plattor Porty 2:111 1:111 1:111 1:30 5:1$ 5:10 12:00 Noon News u ,ts G- star . U :IO Jllll For You 1:15 Newa PHONE WY 2-2157 NIWI PlattorPortJ PlaiWr Porty New~lloUDdup SJan Off us 1:10 Just For You 9,30 The Chureb at Work. 9: 15 ManbatteD Melodies 9:30 The Sunday Show 11:45 WashiDgloG lleportl to th< U5 Platter Party US Nevis Roundup 6:10 Sign Off People Noon News The Search Army Hour Sunday Showcase 5: 15 News RoUndup 5,30 SJgn Off government ~ -agers that one prieot who tried to blow Ill' .. ammunition dump was enptured "wlth a bullet 1n his foot anti o bomb in his hand." He did not Identify tho priest or say when the aUeged incidP.nt 12:00 13: 15 i2 :30 1:00 ll.tTVRP.u' 5:55 Sign On 6:00 Mel Prlee Sbow 6:16 Country Top '!'en 1,10 Fann Time Bitter New Attack Hits Cuban Priests s, BENilY IDterDatkiU1 RAYMONT ,,,. .... I w...... 1:1 1 1 - b i D ~ I::WNowol'lclarl ,,. lbmlle7 llrlalllor 7:110 Boa llaal 1:18 · - · Bow Gnol 1:111 ...........,. 1; 30 Ford 8bttw 10:00 Groucho 10:111 Two r .... Woot 11:110 Newo 11:10 WHIIIorc:ut U:J6 Jodi Pau 1:110 Sip 011 1:411 US aad ~•tom Mlddleporl Feed """"· (U 24, -- L Coloinbllll Iadllll t.JIIx • .-ed, UmuolO JO.A)flile U.lutfon4, uwllh U.CoalurJ ' plutt ' 16.Rep-et u.-..u... !.f. Woat by, . Utlml I.Soelol qllotloa •• Lot!..- .. ._,. t.Jiomaa prmmt f . Pol. V-Ia t. Woedoln (Bib.) U.'l)peot 15.Readl 17. Colttl' (ella!.) ,. ......·==· ....... &.Aa lldp 11.0; .' •• I:I.Oobia . a.!taelil ., ... Cit$ ...... "* . II'.Oitt,.' CaJIIaftt Kanglroo 1:'10 ~ 'lbtoter 10:00 ._...... 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I.AttpOt PAILY ClBIH'OQtJOtlt - Bnn how fAI W11111 It .AX'I'DLB.AAX· B to LOlfG:J'BLLOW Olllllltilt ItaiM' otondo for another, Ill t1t1a ._11 A 11111111 far tllo !k'IO L'1, X for tho two O'o, ote. llqle lellero, b z' II', tllo 1e1t11 0114 tormallool Ot the wonll uo oD ldldl. .... - - ettlttloll4!oiU't dlft-t. 11:11 Bulletla Boord l:oo 01t1o Ylll'1 tr..,. .,. Sporlo 'hdor 13:1111 Ag11ow!ton ~ II:• Non 0 Cl.- 1:10 ObJo Nowo 1:11 World NIWII 11:411 Mr. Mllllc I:GII Local NeWI 1:011 llr. lluola ... 11.-10... 1:8 O!nlmuniiJ NIWI DIDA.TB BUT IIN'l'QIIIIII TJIB World ~TI Lilli '1'1111 IOUI--YOUNQ. ,· . • . . ...... • .,...,_... llt.l li: Ill lllllo li: I& lbrlltta 7:00 SI&D 7:61 , . Llflllae A OiJp~ CI•C M• 1:011 llllllcll Cladt Z CjBII:P YXV VPLPX XUPY7.'JK I::WPublln1:41 Sbazaa at m ' 1 BT'fWKKBRB PBI BPK-T XKKBVDPX, Td Ill tbe t'1ln NeQ Tall Ill tllo """' oaiJ, 11111. a.rctl .... Rinll l'rl. World ~C.- I - Cottii:J ·11:10ICn Mr lflw II:N LoCII Nooa H.- 1 0~ I WAS FIRED F'P.CM Tl-!E I=ORC E TODAY- •·• wllllbormoil 11:00 13: 30 13:46 1:110 I: 30 7:111 R,oyal Canadian Poli o · 7:30 Ann Sothern 8:110 ADpl t :ID ZIDt Grey ... , .. Gunllillpr 10:00 raoo Tho Nation 10:10 City Manopr'o R'. ·t U:OIIU:10 Weather II: 15 '11tealer 13 I'RIDAY f :lll Rttaliaa 7:3!1 Arllatl In Amorlea 1:1111 NeWII 1: IS an~~tt~~-- '·. t:lll I : Ill 1: 30 6:111 . 1:111 11:30 38. Chance .. .'1'_,..,.. -........., NEVER BEEN TOUaHIIJ'I !! 11:00 C8moullaoge 11:30 Number Pleau 1:110 Aboot Facea 1:30 Woman'a Page 1:110 Dey In Coorl 1 :30 Road to Reality 1:110 Qo-. For A Day 1:10 Who Do Yoo Truoll TIIVII8DA! 31.~ IlL~ auto. triAl., one owner, Blaetl· nar'J, Pameroy. 2-7-Btc Slni Along Wlht Mitch U:l10 Newo 1:111 M SqUid t : :w Your Eao a.partor 1:40 Wutber Tollor 8:45 Jolm Dalt Newo 7:111 Jobauy MiJinilbl 7:30 Gueotwud llo1:110 Donna Reed 1:., Tho lleCo7 9:00 My 'l1lno SoDo 1:30 Vntow:bobleo 1: Ill Sportocopo 1:111 Amtle 'N ADcly ·£.l.. n.wu 1957 PLYMOUTH VB. 4 Dr. dan $795, Radio und he.nter ~• 11:10 WOIII!w 11:11 todl Pur 1:110 Sign Off 'l'IIUIIIDA! ar.sure y,.._., __ Jt.llidlwa I l Tl LL TH' DARK Of TH' MOON ? 10:110 Mlb tibaM t:OO Amerlcoo llanelli..! 1:110 Rook7 aad Ria Friootll S:J!I Wblr\r Blrdo M. Clothoa ... ·31. Pausea •• I CAN 'IE WAIT WCHS-TV Channel 8 28. Laborlo111 28.Nwnlter :ilt.8Uidto4 31J, Conl lnp j By FRED LASSWILL 7:110 Death Valloy Da)'l "'*' 4:1111 Brlgbtor Day 4:15 Secret Storm 4:10 Edge of Nliht 1:1111 , _ ~ 1:011 Arthur J. Smith 1:16 The Wealbar m01111o polnfleltltt ... ·16.= -...... 1:1. Ap- llqtd4 f s. WHTN-TV Channel 13 ll. CI)'.u I.Btlmwllh v~~-- 1• l 7:30 Mr Ed 8:00 One Happy l'lmll7 8:30 West!"""'"'" Playhouse 10:011 s.y II: 311 Play y - Buncb 11: "' l'l'b lo Rl&bl 11:111 Morning Courl 11:10 J..ove That Bob 18. 0De'a heir 1 ..... J; 6:30 Nowo 6:45 H1111Uey Brlnlley Reporl 1:110 10:1!1 News 1 , 6: 1$ Sporll 1:!5 WoaU. t :OO Wolcume Noighllon 1:30 Watcll and WID brother's rambllng telethons, the Spain, but !hat "nothing hap- 1:111 cariGott Spoctaeullr younger Cull'o told lO,OUO pro- pened," 1: Ill llompor Roam 1:111 llllvlltlmtt DAILY CROSSWORD I 6:3e Mar_.o Jlakloro 1:00 Yoo Albd Par II t :110 c~ l0:30 Brothera Braanapa at the Managua military camp lUIO New• outside Havana took place. He . . W atber UaJW Pteu said the priest wu turned over to 11• 10 1 .. .ID a 2 hour and 20 minute church authorities on their 11: Ui Late Movie I p e e c h fMDini'<!Ofll of his iae that ba would be lOIII to I'BID.IIY Defllt I' 1,:10 Loretla 'l'boolor 1:00 y ..... Dr. IUiaae • 1::10 Fronl on- ' 4:110 MaQ . . . t : :10 Rere'o Bllolloll'7lwww4w4 I 1 :00 &*'" _. am nuDA! OJI Sian .. , ... y.... 1:111 Flatt 6 Scruap 8bttw e:•w- BUT 11il01 CAA \W PO PI&.-tJP!; WHEN 'l'ci.l! ~ 6fT;; 1'1 THEWIW1 U :JD CCm+ 11:00 Trutla. Om , ..... 11::10 11 Could lo You 1:00 Newo · 1:1$ Movto 7:00 1'otll9 SUNDAY 8: 25 Social Security Show 3:00 Platter Party 4:JO LocaJ News IIIVIIDA'f 6:10 ....... Spoc:iollar Newo SljD Oa 7: 30 Eaoy Lillenlng 7:45 Sunday Chapel 2:10 Say II With Musl< SEll: TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ- TV Channel 3 WMPO Radio &-Daily SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 ., Feb. 9, 1961 (11) WANTED TO BUY 1~ ..... -· . . '· I WORDS .-- By HAROLD GRAY I :IIWorld- I:GII llr. IIUIII I:GIILDcalt:ll llflclq llllb Doll t:llllll<llllDI&me 1:10 World NIWI loiiOblo NOWI ... c 1:10 •''1 Non Spart11'odo.f l:te Dtaa. "' I h 1:011 Sip 011 )' U Ul o PAtiL.ANI I DOOI P-'rMM 1 DMr Uti VI , tru:~lar. 1..-tum11Uc ........ .... pow.r ..,..... , lt.MrSfll I lpUtiiU , ... . tnltrlor, Ivory 1nd lllbL t~lu IiNdh ratUo aM r ~t.... I I By BRANNER --- NEED A JOB? OH, JILL! The Daily Sentinel Will Run Your "Situation Wanted" Free Of Charge During The Month Of February. THE ~AILY ,SENTINEL Pomeroy, 0. i A __ ,.,_I ...... eUIL YOUR AD to THIS OPP'ICE Remember your ad Is free of char'e for 3 loser- ' Uone when you mail It to ... I ·" - ~ · · ·,. ···- Ja • } •• II t 11-. 1IIW............ NoPaif .. No 1 ! I 01'111 NOW -24~1tUU~... ~---,, ' .. i 'II .. ' r !' : ; ' i• ' • .. .... , . ·' .. ..,_ ' ·:,,. 'tI -.·- .... : • �• .-. > • a1 y NOW YOU KNOW ..__,.,_._ ....,..,. .............. ..,.. .... ...,_ ............... ..... 1"16>1',.,. -- ,. ..,..... oak J PmaJ ; '" • I ;itw 1 a .....,hula. die NO. 2&0 . • Carrying The Ball Mahokey Is Chairman For Meigs County Heart Drive LADIES' Gleaners Class Meeting Held In Minersville FIRST QUALITY • NYLO NS 2 pair $1-00 LADIES' l(NEE HI HOSE · · · · · · 2 pair 88c LADIES' PLASTIC BOOTS · .. · .. · · $1.00 Coats & Clark's KNIT KR O-SHEEN ., Make Up By NOXEMA ICLA'S GIFT SHOP Rutland, Ohio $1.00 MIDDLE P ORT DEPARTMENT STORE···:, ·- Open 9 to 9 On Saturday Firemen Act ,, MIDDLEPO,IT MILL ST. \ TONIGHT "THE GLENN MILLER STORY" (Technicolor) James Stewart, June AJlyson Also CARTOONS ,, "JRAMS-SOLAR . RADIO FRIDAY NOT OPEN SATURDAY •Play, fJ'orn the ,un'1 ny1. "SECRET OF PURPLE REEF" (Technicolor) Jeff Richards, Margie Dean "THE SUBTERRANEANS" • WJII 1l10 open le under 1 IIJhl bulb. Geo. Peppard, Leslie Ca'!!!, u... th• NIM Hoffm1n­ MW c•ll1 H Navy'• V1n1uard. rValentin.e SUN., MON., TUES. Fob. 12,13,14 • Has Mercury battery for ■tand by operation. . Speed your 1entim;nts straight to your loYed 0111'1 heart with th••• attractiYely•de,igned, loYingly-phrasec! cords that soy you care. ''HIGH TIME'' (Tech nicolor) Bing Crosby - Fabian Tuesday Weld Also CARTOONS •• tr1n1J1tor■. •Coml)a<'t In 1iie. eComea complete wHh lea­ ther Clle and ear phone. REGULAR $19.75 SN It Now AlMIDOL ■ ,ORT Pkg. 24 ___ 39c moroua aardt------­ eards for every mem­ ber of the family. Pkg, 45 ___ 49c Others 10c ta $1.00 PHILLIP SISTERS STYLE SHOP Court St. Pomeroy, Ohio FOR THE Pkg. 20 ___ 29c mental oarda _ _ hu­ NOW $10·95 New Dresses SPECIALS We've cards for ev­ ery t.aste, ln aU 1hap,. es and sites __ senti• DRESSES 8AkER FURNITURE " GREE.TJ>lGS••• (Technicolor) Whitman's' end P1n9burn'1 Dence Just Arrived! Ar A LOW 5.99 Junior Sizes 7 to 15 .If Misses' Sizes 12 to 20 Be11.1Uful new r11hlon1 now ready to delJlhl your eyH and enhanc,e your IPrlna wardrobe. Dre1ay and fancy 1l)'le1 In new taffeta,, orp.nr.a, fine cotton, 1nd linen,. Choose yo.in now. BOXED CA N DY Mn1. William Mayer entertain­ ed the Friendly Eight Canasta All Our Children's and Infants' Wear Now · at our 120 E. Main St. Store. Refreshment8 were 1erved bv the hostess to thoae named abov� and Mrs. Paul Theiss. Mrs, Alvie CLOTHIERS Choose pura, UH our lay,.way plan, Formerly Smith Clothing Co. The MODERN MART Homa.Of Name Brand Merch1ndl11 MIDDL ■ ,OIIT, 01410 60c to $6.00 box I Branch Fleming, Mra. Richard 1 Freeman of New Haven, W. Va.: and Mra. William Morris. BAHR Ufo. S...utlf..U, beort • boxed and ri. l>on,llod. Clothing Now Reduced I W. Va. Phalln. Mrs. Aaron Kelton, Mrs. Swee! treat, for tho sweet one in y0ur All Our Children's Winter club Tuesday evening at h e r home on Union Ave. Prizes were awarded to Mra. Alfred Ro u II h, Mr,. James Bu chatlun and Mrs. Douglasg Singer or Pl. Pleasant. NIW SPRING FORMALS orrlvi"II now, Opp. Lower P1rlclng LcJt Assorted Siu Hurt-Shaped Entertained fff're Visit Our Ladies' Shop for Spring Fashions New Spring and Easter fashions orrivlng daily. Use our lay-away plan nowl Dress better for less! , THE L& Z SHOPS 120 I. MAIN • • POMEROY ,, ', • . ' . ., 1 For This Week-End Only The Medicated - �r PER COPY · Grid Program Planned For�.• 1961 At Racine High School: i 4 ball, Pm:ly rlvlNiy ""-7 a.. at Ja,untay, Hff,-& ....UJ .....,., rtil per1H �,. LtMle � e'WT W•I• i.edaJ. A 1111...... "'' to■Jpt dll ht1mltJ', Hl,:li � .., l:M!, lo• loealpl i.N.i' • Pomeroy,lllddleport, Ohio, Friday, Feb. 10, 111411 Kennedy Clan Predicts U. Se Budget Deficit "COVER GIRL" ent1ne ' WeatLer , Dnoc«J To TM lntere,la 0/ TTt. Mel•,-Maaon A.rw D. C. VOL XII ' . ,. 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