1964 - Remembering Noah's Ark
This Newark Pennysaver advertisement from February 13, 1964 was placed by Noah's Ark, corner of Main and Union, home-owned by Ben Shuman, proprietor.
Most of the items in the Winter Safety Sale were winter-weather related, but it also included such things as aluminum folding lawn chairs for $2.97 and a fishing reel for $2.98.
In the same Pennysaver, you'll find an ad for the Capitol theatre - Lawrence of Arabia;
a half-page ad for used cars at Ken Larson Ford, 319 West Union St.; 1960 to 1963 models, ranging in price from $1195 to $1645;
also display ads for the Hydesville Grocery; Freddie's Tastee Freez; Farrell's Esso Service Station; and one to buy a new Frigidaire at Sporn's, 147 West Union St.
Small 'reader ads' included:
WALLTEX AND PAPERHANGING, painting, carpenter work, sheetrock and tile ceilings. Efficient, neat workmanship. Phone DE 1-2625, ADRIAN M. BOERMAN
SCRUMPTIOUS...that's how I describe my shirts when they come back from STOTT'S! And Fay Pitts always delivers them on schedule! For the BEST IN DRY CLEANING AND SHIRT SERVICE, CALL STOTT'S, DE 1-2332
For strictly fresh eggs don't forget us! Extra large 50, large 45 doz. GERALD FREY FARM, Fairville Rd.
GIRLS - see the new Cordovan Loafer by Peter Pan. BOYNTON'S SHOW STORE
also a Colton Ave. apartment for $50 a month.
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