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ByHubhrd Trousers Sweaters ( t . SUNDAY DINNER llouto 7 • +. - .Y'P.4'tWP.W he 'q ......... Roberl Rife, &lutb Ave., Is a patient at St. J~:: H113Pltal In Partersbura • • •• Is bein& treated lor • In MicJ.IIf!port aliment and may underco w..tend cuests of tho Rev. gery. He Is In room 317. and Mrs. Clyde Bartlett Mr. and Mra. H. C. Fow•ler I i chiklren Included their of Marysvllle, Ohio, , Mr. and Mrs. Clyde day guest.J; of their dau.g_hter 1 lett and family and Mr. and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ford of Howard Byers. vtlle, Oh1o. Saturday the lett famllleo held a Thilllk~giv· l Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Sh•ll'P I ing dinner. and family of Zanesville v'"'"' Mr. and Mrs. John Buckley ed recently with his p....,.ts. and son, Jell of Cheoapeake, and Mrs. Robert Sharp '"d Ohio, visited last week with her er relatives . Mr. and Mrs. ·Owen Miss Norma Grant has and son, Danny. returned to her home on M~~~ ! Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hunoel, St. from Holzer Hospital wl Mrs. Gon Geary and Mr. Brad she has been a medical patient. Hudson visited recently with Mr. Horry Houdashelt mains a patient at Holzer pita! In Gallipolis. Mrs. Houda· shell and daughter, Freddie, • .' �' . . ' . It .. ,;; ... Mooi:e~s • • • • • --· V~ <;oaob _, JIO(n'il ·WellJo!l wae lar oil l<lrm '"' lead to ss.u Ja1t w.n 1111 bladed l87up t1111 till jhe s.d- 't nender'• t4 ' .,idm., .w...l~1 Pomeroy I'IDII!ora ~ ibob; ·fu llbootlng aa }l!ey ~hall Olllled, but 1 llfto pollll el.'leld to·.@I!O point. 'lbo iN4 lba i'DD!erof . lleWYeo, ~~~ .baateiiiJJ] Willi a O!l,fHleld ·goabi mill .t~en~p~a. p~.ty by BDl Jewell. bOlpod pn -wed- 11111111a field 11011 by 1D the preliJniDaeyo. 8ieye ~ ~ "mllcl" ~ hidaJ ~ Pomoroy did hit • . llltle better, the Plllthera a hallllme ad- 8IJRpoQG made the ..... n•. law l!ld Dille lor the PIDII!ora. .a~u . theJ lllppof ' I 'fa\'OI'ICI . W.U.. ..... In 25 ol fl ~bote. Tbe Y8JIIaCe ol 2'1~. 1 Plilll!lor lnd lblt wu oevor Pomeroy'o tlh Graden 0' G'. ton tum, IIM8, 'el WelllloiL foul line pro!fd ID be the down- Ia the opellb)g m111u1a ollllllftlldired. pod the Wellaf.oD tlh Gnii""•l' •. , • ' Tbe Pantbera movld· lo an fall tor the RoekOia u they lbe JOC!ODd ba!j, Eddie J Aetually, Pomeroy -ed in a 5:30 p.m . ...,...., 174. ltall<m'o laD ~ ...., had a lor 6e 1ooera ' . early lead bl lbe fOme, bold wore able to cash In on only pr~. linll&bandedly lid out """' at one pollll. Ia do Lenny Van Mote- led their debUIIamt!Gr Coed> Ealora limped IDID 1 IJ-7 Rl1'tllnt Hd, Qallo ' It unW lbe lbl'd .~ wbl!ll two of 15 ch11111y - · Tbo ·~ •W~ INm to ·a ~ c1ofb!i llllllufa by 57-Q,. Zim- roy with II points. Jolla ao- recontly o1 fhl ~ lead, wu :.held BqJey 4-01; ~- ,JN. 'l lhey df"PPPOI .... b)''" mueb Pllllhero made aood on nblo ol 11·2'1 load ....- lbe · P....,.., llllft'IIUIII bit with a lielol 1011 sank a ,... throW wllb lbe by 'a _., eo-11f IICOI'tl 31-ZS n bollllme llld thai bold Caldwell M'll, l-.r'l\ ~ .. ,;f. II I! ~to; . ~ ·~led 17, .. , ~ It I<M*ed 81 II !be PlDibero and Jewel ...,. .back· wltll ·1 ooore lied llld time nm ~ . ~~!chi 1 5Nf adviD~e at th6 s1ar1 E~ U-4. TGUolo lWIIL lolo leld IIi~ a. Ia lbe llrllt quarter, Swllldell had cone j~ ~ 11 far .II ,free throw with .1.112 Nlll8IJ>. 011 tho clOCk to win tho piM Tbo ~ Eaelos ...,... o1 the IIDal qaarler. " · Ia& . , . lqo h v~etory. .bit for two aod a H ~ !bey eould JiooolbiY 10 Ill lbelr ~· ~·; · fllkl. 1011 for I'Grneroy, ed .., liZ per oent 'o f - .mta 1!Je . baby Ealleo d091Ied CGIIop ........ . _ . . . , 1!1"'1!"" pa...s ljle rar tho Panthen. ~ llobiaJI' 1J141 lor an O]llldlla PIDt •k> wilb :10 III!CGIIdo ·ieJ* made 1be The boJ: .ocore: from !be f!old while .....w.ed HIDDall-Trace 13-15 1n !be pr• 117 p~ , ~ ~ 1ol jlod II up, ho&. SwiDdelliDry, ooore .liM: · lfamW>.Trace 11aa lllltb!g 1 llmlnary pme, Blebard Doug· ' ' •· jlml_o!'\~. !be 1'11'* tor II came bact wltb lll(ilher- lleld However, Slmpoon, Jewell '11letl lnllowed lbe wlk!est , lll POMEROY- Swmdell t+U; low IVerqt. boo llld DennJs Newland each Eaal . ~ ~!.~ :8WIIIdeU and Bob goal for a Pomeroy lead Wblch aJ111 SWmdeD qu1cldJ narrowed ........U ollbe ,.,. wllb Wellao SlmJIIOD 8-Z-UI; CrOw ~1.1; BIC Ken a,rtullfl led all scor. bad Dille points for tho wlnnen Trenton St. 11 Pbll C. til P. II. Crow Juod 12 wbile Billy !be Panthen held lbrouiboullbt gap to rt.U .,. tbe two IDn . oiMilnl the baD and pt.- Jewell H-13; Smith U-4. era by clumPin8 in 211 polnll. and Randall Mulllho led 11-T MODIDOII!b 7S Piatt Jlllt !I ' Jewell 'bit ~ Bob Sml1h roond· the ltrst half. After lbe Rock· INme maiDtalned lbal aame IID(' Ibreo w four lboll at lbe tala: 2»9. HariUD& a ~ ,..lor tallied wltiJ ~ Boston U. e2 11111101'1 11 . ed out lba PaDiber ICOiiog ets narrowed lho gap at &.7 Jlllllln anlll the ODd of lbe el>tdet boiGre Swindell Plh-. WELLSTON - Holzapfol eight O~ld goals IDd' 10 tree Eastern will host Chauncey • Ml St. !oWft 79 Bider f1 I .'tllh tin. . in that flnl quarter, field goalo third quartor when the ...,... erecl In 1 rebound and waa 1-7, Zimel'Jll811 6-CI-1.1, . Stabler throws. Dover loDiiht with the Reserve PlaU.brgb Sl. H 81-ockp. Eddie JaCobo, flaahy Junior by Crow, ;llmJIIOD. SwbldeU, and wu 4HS wllll WollaloD In foulod. wilb ..,. IIOClOIId remain- 2-1·5, JacObo 1~,Bethel 2- other double figure p!Joyore same beginning at 7 o'elock llld Provlderice_tl' Aolu•ptha • · · forwlnl ol the Rockets, bad Sith lenilheoed the · to trout. IDg; He made 80011 OD ol H, GU!Iland 1-6'2,Jordall U-4. for the Eagles were Ken Cold. the Var!ilty conies! at i p.m. Clarl: '19 Bowdoin 71 pollllo IQr top ICtll'ing honotll. 111-7 In favor ol lba Pantbora 011 tht OJ)eOinc llpoll of the hlo free lbrowo ID <0111plete.. Totals.: Z'l-z-56. well !lith II and Roser Spell- By Quarter!: Seton HaU 90 Loyola (lid.) 71 lmmennan wao t1re on- at the end of the first quarter. final quarter, Bob Crow took tbe scoring and .to give the &ore by quartero : cer with 12 _ SIA!ve Badgley and H·T ..... . . . . . 7 23 34 38 _ 38 ' NY Ath. Club 911 llbaca ({{ · iy other Rocket In the double ·Paced by Jacobs, the Wells- the tip from Swindell and drove Panther• !""lr victory. 1Pomeroy . 16 27 12. 59 Charles Knight each had eight. I Eastern . . . . . c; 33 56 8IJ _ 811 1St. Mich;lel's 101 Clarkaon· • ligures Wtth 12. ton five narrowed tile Pomeroy Wider the buci<et for a left- Wellston a Reserves, behind Wellston 7 :>.:; 4& 56 Terry Rucker 11-l, led Coach H-T _ Rucker &-&-1&, Mur. St. Francis (Pa'l 72 lolili fl George Evans• Wildcats with dock 0-3-3. Belville ~. Mont- 1 MMJiland St, Ill Hofstra 71 • E es ' DD eat- Wildcats ,4& } .e. AJ- . Jri- v- ,._.........., liJicli 81·•,. 1 Jackets Tu,m _ hied 71•46 by Athens sr;"':t!,•~: =~~ ~,:':::!• p.7~50 D--ton Easlem Dlv;'I_8..L.I ""' •h .:.:·:w::: !~c= ~=~f7~1!: ~:~::•:;;cre.I Mame throws. Terry Cremeens also Easlem - 83 Ve:~t 80 Sp•ncer~f.4.12, M Iowa 77 d : Kentucky Ind. Tech. 82 w. va. ToclL 81 'Great Spahnru"e' 1"n Wor ·Battle wi"th Bobby' Bragan 08 51 BJc•'msnuo•_tth88!oo u·m· 10 u Athens 111gb school opened 1poured In 19 reaulted In a 51-31 1his hoyo "husUed," !bough loa· Asa Bradbury IDd Bill Dav- I '!"incinnatl I& 10 delense of I~ SEO~ basket- lead at the third poot. ing, They did weD al the tree to bad 10 points each. Hendy I Philadelphia 4 II Old Domin 102 W 4< L • ball dlamplonilllp...wllh • 311 - Eric Gustavson, the w be-lllDe. Bulldog ID!ractiono gavelled Alben• Willi lli. kN.... York 5 IS Ky. Wesleyan 89 ·Hanover 74 poin~·!!«<ml .liaH.J,W"Iethat .out- -"cled·: and talented wlng ,them 38 opportunities there of Tbe Athens team was the Weslem Dlvltiloo Ala. A&M Ul Alabama St. Ill distanced the mucb oh01'14lr Mid- shot of the Bulldogo, led aU whicb 26 were euhecl ln. Ath- llD"''P of ltist year'o Bulldogs W. L. Pel. MILWAUKEE (UPI)-Warren gan. "But this was Warre" Shaw U. 95 V~ . St. tr1 die~ Yellow Jacteto, 71-441; ocorlng with ZO points. mnde II of 19 good. Frosh of whom McAfee aaid, Los A 1 I& 1 _1152 Spano sayo he doesn't want to Spahn, llld had to be hand:ed iE. Car. 59 Lenoll' Rhyne !I PiaJins a slowed dOWll· of. For MiddJeport, Gary Srobart, The thriller of the evening '"Tbey could run with MiddJe. 81 , .~r~· ea with if h tense, the ~ackellled !-lin the 11-0 junior, led with 15 points ,... In the prelimlnery contest port'o varsity,'' referring to the B.lt~ 12 10 .lif5 get lDto a "running conunengreat care, even e Mldw... opening mlnutea, then allpped whUe Buddy Moore had It, helweeJI the reserve clubs, won 1HU4 seaoon. . a unore 12 1.1 .500 tary" with hi& former manager, couldn't get anybody out." Illinois 110 UCLA 13 back 17-111 by the end of I he laohiODed out of two field goalo by Athens in the last two sec. Tonight the Wahama Whi!A! Detroil 8 16 .333 but their verbal exchange Bragan aald Spahn "got old Notre Dame 116 Ball 81, 82 first quarter, and· trailed .3:1·23 and 10 of 14 at the charity line. !nnda of an overtime 37·38. Falcono come to .Middleport for San Francisco 8 17 .320 ~ursday Indicated neither will aU of a ouddon" and that ac- Rckhrst CoL 106 ltaD. SL C. 71 at lialflime. A dlaaslrous :third Atheno hit 30 of 68 Oeld at.- It was 34 all at ihe end of I non-league lest. Wahama Frida''' Ilelulll DU88 the other In 1965. counted to a great extent for Creighton 88 U>ng Beacb St. 10 period, In whlcb Ill!' Jaekets tempts for 46 per cent. T h ~ the regulation time and Heady, lost to the Ripley Voklngo by Philadelphia 119 Detroit 106 Milwaukee Braves Manager h~. failures. . I Bradley 7S N. Dak. 72 ol scored but eight PQints whUe Jacl!ets hit 10 of 38 far 26 per ~ sophomore of the Bulldogs, 20 polnll Tbursday night j Cincinnati 101 Los Angeles !10 Bobby Bragan rold Bob Woll of stopped smokmg, and !.Dyola (IU.) 106 Wm ontario 31 Coach Charley McAf"''J crew cent. Coach Carl Wolle aaid hooked In the winning field goal. Baltimore 106 St. Louis 106 the Milwaukee Journal that lila! • dlmgerous because a guy Minnesota fl Drai<e 60 • . SOORING San Franclaco 112 Bostcm at Spahn . oold last week lo the has a tendency to eat when Washburn 8tl J . Brown ll!l with U, and Alba with 11. Athena -Guslavso~ 8+20, New York Me1a, thought only he's~ to reaching f~r a cig· IWayne St. 89 Won Reserve 7t . 6~ Tbe Bobcats bit on 2'1 of so Wright 2-11-4, Mcinturf 0-11-0, ol himSelf last ...... when the arette, ,. aaid Bragan. .He . attempts tor 56 per cent and · 4-1-9, Rusoeu U-4, 3SII-game winner alumped to a 10 to 15 pounds overweight all Sowthnlne of 14 for 64 per aenllrom Coon H-13, Glover 0-11-0, 11-13 log season. · He was dead on his Seattle Ill Oklahoma 81 the charity atripe, Snyder ~10, Adams 2~. He c.;,ld have helped us latA! feet. His legs were gone. He Okla. City 'Ill Centenary 71 n ._ ·. . ·.· ·.~L Q fi ' Sout.bwestern hit .. II of 54 HaiJdley 1-3-5. McAfee 1.0.2. To. ID IIi~ ......... a rellefer lf couldn't move off Ute mound Baylor 102 'l'illane.rl 0 throws for a percentage of 30 tals 30-11 of 19-71. he liadli'l been thinking about and ,they - · bunting ham ot. Bap. u. 76 S.W911 Ot. st... 18 of zt free ,,-owo for Middleport - Wallace that 1811,1100 salary of his," aaid silly, On , of that hia oontrot Niagara U. at Tulsa, CBncel!ed, ' ' 12 per COlli. ' Stobart 5-5-15, ClatW<lrlby Bragan. "He knows It can't be was gooe. bad weather. Cook waa very sharp In ~leph;:.ao•o.o.o cut more than 25 per cent un- Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o .,nec. 5, 19~ latler department aa he bit Cunulngham l-0-1 ":ration 1-i NEW W. VEN - Four baseball law' so he <an . . 12 of attempta. . 2. ·easel o.o.o. rotabi 19-24 of iLetart hunters bagged d • e bluff hlti way through .."' .... , Ia the ........ tilt, 38-41 the opening dny .. SOD and still not take • very ' . . . Creet'o reserve• boat !be • BY QUARTERS day biB salary_cut." I Coacb . .l'ohn Wickline'• Kyer Creek Bobcats used fast log Rlghlandoro, 43-17. !lie · : · "He's not thinking about the breab. ·rebounding, atid hot shooting Friday nigbt to Mike Spaulc!ln& pacad A ,• · · ·' · .... · · 17 31 11 n · Jooepb CUD<:" killed an I learn - be'• just worried about • 11 2111 41 point buck we~~hing 162 win tlllili- second straight Southern Valley Athletic Con· With 1&, llld Don Farney, =~ Warren Spahn - the great 1 · ference glilne, 63-50. This time, the victlm was Soulb- Dwight Lloyd and Randy M.. alld Movers. U>yd Plckena killed a Spalumle." • western Daniell eacla scored four Ohio ,.,•• lcbuck weigblllg 140 pouncla, Spahn, reached at his Okla. It was Southwestern's first loss In two outings, and Ute losers. ...... Basketboll King got a &-point buck boma raoch by Lou Cbapman the first under new. Coacb Lloyd Myers. Southweolem'o next conlest Vnlled Preu 120 poWlds. An ...,.. of the Milwaukee Sentinel, deThe Bobcats took an 18 • 7 Saturday agalnsl Racine 11 I at Roney'o In New Ha- nied he l!ld over complained first period ~ lead and """ nov· ba.fkela respectively to put the Southwestern wini. New Philadeljmla 4Z . aboul being stilt ID the bullpen. 1 oz beaded. . .winners In command again. Creet seeks Ito third 111 FrankllD 41 illia CUll checked In , "I toldl!hlm (Bragan) when i SeeThe 1 1 TQe_ fb-st period saw Chuck D~~Vid Alha teamed up with aamo evening agaillst 72 Beaver Q-eek M Wlnt ~ck ~lng we were in Houston that I'd be I Leadi' 'ticore .six pOints, . whUe Cook to pace Soulhwea!A!m In . IIOUI1IWESTEIIN (lit) 54 Wlllnlii8ton &3 McCllnllc WlldHfe IJ]ad to do anything to help the 1 Full Line 1 • l'hil'lliihl!,llll, Ddii Tbcnnaa, and ·that pfl"lod. Cook »2'1; Alba Slebbillo 57 a n<e Foreman alld club," Ute leflhander said. ·r At. .•, LDDDY Tyo e8cb bit toqr. I Southwestern came up with iolt 1-1-3; Beyant 0-11-0; DaJIDn Aller 4Z La:~ art holb of Masm Bragan conceded that the 43- 1 Soulbwestern'o *•en .pollllo 1li points in the final quarter son M-8; Hall 11-$-3; Slaiver North Dearborn 77 ;:" ting ':, Graot conuty ' yeaN>Id Spahn wiD make the were 111 'scored by ·~ Cook, to · outscore the Cheahire . five ~; TOtalo 111-IWO. HarrlaoD 59 un V ~I of Fame. ,. who blgh ..-. lor ~he 15-11, but by that tlm etbe KYGER CREEl (Ill Mllford 811 U>veland tt ~:rabur~Wi ~· ''But let me teD you thal ·lf ' contest with rt ~· game w~ history. Tyo 11+22; Polcyu 0-11-0; Cinclnn.oll 'Taft 7S any other pitcher had been I t - 50A & 13,1 Mile NOI1h of A \ Tbe Highlanders ootohol. KC Tbe wm was only tho Bob- 1e111 11-G-t, and ~paulding 0-11-0. DayiOD Dllnbar 59 : lhlnl O:·tho past three shelled the way he waa last ODon' " ' 5 - . Thurt. SatA,. IT.... Wid. Fri. LY ~ A~~ 16-13 In the aecond stanza, cata IIOClOIId over Sol!lhwesten Barnell 2-2-1; 'l'bomaa U-4; Warrell Local It season, bo would have bee& hut Kyger ~ led at 1\llf· In hltitory, Duncan &-2-12; Leach 11-1-ID; Fort Frye II Tile largest deer killed 10 lar shipped to Denver,• aald Bratime, 31·23. . '· KC whipped the lllghlanden Totala 2'1-MI. Belpre 64 Newport 411 Is 1 14-polnl l;iuck wel&blng :101 Early In the third . pe,iod, iasl JIIDII8l')'. By Quartera; ' Athens n Mlddlepotl 411 ~ hog olhoaed, baged by !Soalhwesteil;,~,'. JIIe .JtC i Both ;wlna hava been at Ky- SW ........... T M. 12 15Union f'umace liZ Wliton .76 Charles Kearno of Hartford. lead 1to IIIli: poinll, bpt ~ gor Creek. KC .... ....... 18 13 21 II - IS Ea,l lenl 80 llallnaa.Traoe 38 'nd ~ •-~ ~;~· a;"~ . . Other top .ocorers woro:; Tyo ~· ..,... - KC . 41. sW Cai'lhitJe-'l'roy 11 . . •f !Jh!'' ~ ~~ aDiilelght.l 'with 22, Leeeb with 19, llimcan 17. ' .. . J1oDie.Cana8 110 , Filii& :-~lto:.,idolllll ~· ~ 47 II)' llldled Preu r.s........ I l ' 'i• s Mile~ hit • layup, - AlleiiiVille 71 HamdD 10 FRANKFURT, G • r m an y routed, ~ II, ll1!il GAllS led Albany no Yon: ~ · . ·. . (UPI)-Karl M(kl"'bor,..., -}, . ,. "· { :::_ ;, , · 4t-46. Anilerson hit two Sl!lde &I Ames-...... 50 W>t) ~ny, lmocked oUI , ODie . . . . . . W1-:• IDd II wu 11-G. From ~ 73 Watierloo·ll .WllsoD, 2U, Miami Bead~; Fla. ..,··,,..' . ' • lf "'UU· LIIS toJIIIJIIWd '"'"· looil . l(y,... Cro!ek es iouthwestern SO (4) • another and the Ddn. took Miami Tr- 8tlllllbiboro 30 . · iE!.·i:!GAllS M lead. Aller ... per., .. ..,.,., Minford '1'1 Northwest 56 WORCES'I'I!lll. Mall. (UPIIocliool wae on top, flDal hall of Dlclt Frencb, 1411, Provldenct, ant 9 . R.I., with AI ~. 111\lp~ 77 York (10). '· o.·p7~omb I••• I I!" s -, b II ,. 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" ·, most reliable ctown· ... .- _........... .: .;,;"J· ....,....., ., .,.,..:·::~=-~r. ._ .. .... _ __.tiia, ioio_d ' · '• �- •• "' ii ' FqllliJI!IIflll\ ~ Dlt, I. 1M CHArN SAWYIItft . , 'DIJIJ!I!JII .., e ·PoWfilti' Get - DlfFIRINCI'- . I , , ·~ ' ~!J..Ohio.·.Cvunties A Small oe'poett.wm llelerf• I!IJ FULTON-THOMPSON ,. . TRACTOR SALt$ 1.. , 1 1 I CUT·WAY drawing shows typical layout of underground centers on Bell System's ' blast-resistant coaxial cable route. ! On.upper level from left to right are: the standby· emergency power control units; battery equipment; telephone transmlBsion untis· and tbe ' administrative office. On lower level from left to right are: ventilation and air-conditioning. facilities; maintenance storage and ~lassroom area; and additional telephone transmission units. Tjlere are eleven such centers along the 4,000 mile route. ' It . . I ,; Figure in Newest Cable I . SHOP TONIGHT , POMEROY, Ct. SPRINGAVL I UNTIL 9 PM THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. M•ke the Holid•y• Brighter Soe R- Floro! For All Of A GIFT Your Christmas Noeds. Fenton Gl ...wort -PHONE WI 9-3983- That Is Ddndy REES FLORAL For"The Man Who Is Handy· * A Deposit WIU Rtmve UHJSU FOR CHRISTMAS! 2 USED NEW IDEA MANURE SPREADERS M~igs • wi 94202 - . ~ '•! .'· \ 1 Ra•~ ofAW1~ Ch~•IH~t•l .. Mortis Eauipmelit Co. ' PHorlE PEARL STilET ' ' Equipment . o. WY 2-2l76 ' I ·POMEIIOY ) ;\ RAtiNE. ,. ( Dll~~; adkJI~r Co. \ Y .fo~so ·1 T 245 E. iS ~st Christmas giving ts alwoys mON apprecialocl ilthegiho haVtl laotin1 value. Here ore 101M woacl•uftlllilml lor lhlo rype of gih, . Santa Suggests ... . ..· \• .' (.~, What could please tha family more a new family room' See uo For detailo, A GIFT SUBSCRIPTION ON-"-DOOR MIRROR What woman would not appr~ate a lull length ' mirrGr on a bedroom aoorf This is a thought· gih. FOR < 15 Cu. 1'1, UPRIGHT . FREEZERS_ only $215 til Cv.l't. UPIIIOH1' FltntERS _ only $245 only $265 "MAIL" This coupon eiltltlear NAMEs ,, Subscription Rates tJ Cv. Pt. Rll'ltiOftATOI Freeur Comb. only $285 n " cU. "'· itti'.IOIIIATOI Freeur Comb. only $235 01 .... . . c... ..- , .....•• q.,,~":. .......• ~ .... J&&.-11&1&£ Ed lfii.JI Sugar Run -· ...-· . flour Mills .... ......,:.'- ....,... "" I' ... 'li!hlneWYI-2115 ,_., . "'-• M~..,.A... ._DIC:INI ~INm · Here is e1 useful ail! that ohows r•al thouaht· fulness.Thertartseveral oty-les from which you n\by choose, l Y.AR .............. · .. .. $8.00 6 Ask .... ,.., •••• ....,....,. •A Gold St......... '-roy .Mirchlntt IN tl"' lng •••Y Cosh For Christ· - . Aile for yooor ' - tide· •• All yooo ciO It ....lsttr• '700 In aoh pra HOME ACCESSOitiU Door chimes, light fixtures, and fancy mail .boxes are gilts that are olwayo appreciated. $ee our display. Will lie. a Gift for the WHOLE YEAR 1J Cv.l't. UPRIGHT FREEZERS - THE DAILY SENTINEL . . " MONtHs······· ..... ······ $4.25 ,. ' . ~i· • '• . II Cu. Pl. ALL. Refri11r1tor- only $259 . c ' f >t PING POHG TAILES . lt'C!,I(Iiltiont~··ll COM._ ·,~~~•1• wolh trestl••· Hn i&·o,gilt lhe whol• w.ill enjoy for -,.·r �w. . ..;~ ~ ~r .."... ~ ""' ~ h..w ·,.,:..,.. ~ -rs·me.:. --~ ~---·'·'""· ~. I111ppoee 1DJ father wu o Nobel Prlil .m..l, V't'C.U Pomeroy Mf\tnr Co. ---...... .. =....... ... ......... .., w_._.. .......... .... .. ,,................ ................ ......... .. ............... .,. ___ _ .__..._....... __ .. a...,_ ..... _.,..... _ . . 0--.. . -.. --- .............. -...... a. ' 1 nwp ' V ' • . ;;;..,.. ....- . . . . . . . . . 11...,., JA&D , . fM•M&a. • OJII'l'V- A&III - a.JI ,., ... ...... . . . llamn. ~ . .lu.rdU ......... .. .,..., cr. eo a • ' • "' 1963 Tempest LeM1ri1 Cpa. . $1995 va NEW YORK (UPI) - ltUdaro, 'Wbo hal belli $895 dect...., o11101 was lluoo Np to 1 . . oeoope'a ear, e.rne ap ~~~~ 111 taup Real ocono1111 and ltd. trano. Good llreo, radio, beater, Ayret darlt - n fintsb, Interior Ute new. 1961 Dodge L1ncer 2 Door $795 deelsim·.....,.ad 11our night. · r -1be ptobJem: Only . OOOUilb oerut~~ Jt:r 'oDe · palleD! - bu ~ of them rare &b'l!l&· 1.-ljl aDd 1011. Who .Is to .live! Wb It to diet · Ttil. II a rather stock mfdl. CIIJ.IOrle.s plot. But I h e whole Local one owner ear, elean Interior, blue finlsb . good tires, standard trans. Radio and heaLer. Pomerov Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY. OHIO tldiD - - -.a&w 1'0 .PUUI • - U NOOUCII .. .., pracUca ot. medicine In real llf • drama. '*"" foreillt!IIIIOIII!d A played , llr. K1ld.are for yell'S iwillnll breathlessly on ev woril of· wladom uttered by Llo. nel B.,Jmore as Dr. Gll'espte. ~me~- In late Ij!U early IIU, w_Nie the World War tt draft ·was hunpy for power, a. bUlletin came out o !allure, or 1!11~ b)' a relu<~ance, ,... niDi II'OJ>k!JI ~ at deep •J'ti!IOCI lor the peak Gl 1111 taowledc• and 1, · physicians 'aDd all !baM ...,. experieftet 1M ~!II llfOml.te ot ' 1iected with beallng, - yean of aervlce to Dllllklllll. Anyhow, ' Wectp~t7 ,nllbl , ,· .lllcbard OIAmberudn, the tel.. '1'111 Iaiiier died <looplle ~ · · VIsion Klldar., looll !pn the de- ...,..;,. 'l'lll boy,.......,., wul I About ZO .YNn a D d one dies. lie chose ~ yOiulf 1011 ual!l a batcb of ~ could 'I'Oflth qo, llborUy after ~ IQ. u the one to Uve. Dr. GiUea:- rivo aDd ~ave hllll. vuloD oC Leyte, the .\llltrlcan · wounded In ..,. uc:191' were bto 1111 taka lntn 1 ~thedral In • 11~ ~ io!m 11111114 Palo. AI .- newo oorroopond,jil, IIJit 1inWr elllfflol lj!e loWII Ollt «kr IIIII walked to the calha. dral. 1be WOUJidecl lay, IJI'IY· lklnnecl aDd oliU 011 coil! or 011 the floor under the lilbt of beautiful stained IJqa wlildDw-. A man In creon tatlp! ,jllmp- ~ 1o_be an extended melo- en was For Sale ' ' , Local owned and tow mlleace, red over lvlll')' fln.ish\· 328 enJ1ne automatle tram. Like new wbltewall U'el, radio and beater. The word II co on tbll sharp car. 1960 Corv1ir 700 4 Door t .t Televisio1i ··Rev11e 1 er; 1 doll'l lolni from JI)ID to PAILY 'CROSSWORD " 40'U)I!. , 1. ~1 ~ ll'urntahe4' With ~bot~~ I . 1ct IUrfact, ,..,-.. street 10. Allowance forwe~t; cOmm. man and converling quietly, u.Aotrn lrylna to mate 111m pllyalcally •1111 menlaUy comfortallle. 1be face could DOt be mlltaken. II was Lew A)'l'H,. A conscientious objector w b o somo!JQw lul;d .beeQ lllf~cted enoiJ8h W medlclJle to lfel Into a coJn~ : IOnt and;do hi~~­ Now, the lncUnallon of · a repo.ur in a IJlOI Ute the Is o hurry aDd get out t11a newa IIIII bls · mattonal ftgure - for be was - bad ·been dlscovtl'ed In U.EarnHt oflp..... HoUywood. Lew Ayres had , cJared hl1111elf a conscientious obJector. The public waa som what sllockecl. Then Ayres lo'a taken away 10111eplace. And lot a new and dramatic role. cotten In 11\1 na!WfW despera· WeD, I never reported H. Be Guest for HeN'• how DAILY ORYfrOQUO'J'E - to W'Orlr lt1 AK'I'DLBAAXB lo LOJrOll'llloLOW OM-IIlbpiJ otalllissw .....6.et.ra -~ A.ta.,... sw u., .lt 1\>r 111e two 0'11, elo. stntll<o iottaw..a,... &rophlll, 111a loqtb aa4 ot tbo ... Ill 11Jat& tile- ~ _u., 11&011 - - - - . . dtfrarmt. A G;iih:C (lao1atloa . ~~XAO~· II'DO BWKr~CH XI .. DO OXXJI 1'WII'W·JC.A. NICO II'DXKO XI IXB:I'W'I'QIIO JrAIIl YJri'WOt.-ro, -'!'XLLCII'll' ...-..-,.. o. .......... Pl' ra'!' n '1'RIII '·· .,;·· OOCTOA'? WHAT T ... E HECK WAS lollS HURRY? MATERNITY CASE? - ! - - .', J111'EN'riFICATICiN :i r. ; rm or ... IIIW.VIl KoUf TO I'ALL, Hit CANNOT YIP:LO.-l'IIQV,IIi&il& -~ -· - - . . . . KN: . . . . In4!mJ• ~~ '-- - ~ ----.. ' WMPO Radio •, f:IIO Dlsc!lllg wllb Dou f:JO IQtercballle 1:110 CommunllJ' NIWI 1:05 World News 1:11 Sporll Today I:IS Weather 1:10 Dlnnar Muslnole 5:45 Sip 00 GOOD Timothy Hay. WY :&-2807 . 12 Utp ; Bashan ' ;:;,;;;:;., 1 ,Society News '· .. IIANt itliiJ!i A MCI<AL IN THJ91HIU WE 5HOUID ALL RI!Mer.II!ER .... lvtltY AllY~ ClllllMSI �OES lnstalliitio n :Held ·· •• < I . • \ ' .,,, ... t • j t t;. ~ ·,::;~ # .l .·: • - <" ...... ,\ ~ • i J,~·t:., - .~!J~·· ;. .~ o- ~ ' <.) VOL XVI NO. · Eorly Orden N- Being Token -Con ~ Fonn(l . • ~' ' In- Michigan -.·. slature Detroit Democrat Stole Background of Attorney Foil ond Chrlstmoo Arrongomonll - Chrlstmu Wrolhs - Grove Blonkets - Cut Flowers Corsog-Gifl Items In Abundonce WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS ·----··--··~-----~·--···---­ A Florofu Member, We Wire Flowers Everywhere ···--~~...-.··--·--·~·----··--·· POMEROY FLOWER SHOP . Ph. WY 2·2039 Doy or Night- I T W J- , DECEMBER S, 11'64 p 2' .• Pomeroy . . . . .. . . - • oris Held Jussians J •• ,234$ 6119101112 13UISI6171f19 29"21 22 23 24 25 2' . 212t 29 30 31 • • Mrs. Mlll.rd V•n Met.r W. M.ln St. M ~t~R~AY; .~ .i' alleged lnfpimant fc;J. to non-teaching dulil!lt •t s<;hool began an lnvi!io · A. Perkin• announce4 jghted ·story from Wasbo j PoSt·Sbondard claimlnt ijt~lie Blnestock, 28, acf· ((to the Soviet Union from Enroll Now In Our JOIN NOW AND BE READY FOR NI)(T CHRISTMAS AND •' GET .... . .. ' ~ r. The story said Miss Biet'lstock :dmitted giving the Sov· SUNDAY, DEC. 6 ..rOugll SATURDAY, DEC. 12 0 MEIGS THEATRE Pomeroy, Ohio OPEN lONIGHllll 9 . ' deputy, f~al charges in with the l<llllng of rights workers. ,At present, 19 of the . face oncy federal violating the civil rillb.ts workers, shot to led under a dam last But Mississippi authorlti• reported ,to have press nil!f((er charges . ; 0 By DOROTHY . KILGALLEN ' RUMPUS IM THI HAII.IM Dlsnt, Cartoons Admllllon: 711< lc iOo . · MISS MIDNIGHT'S NOTEBOOKN!e ~mson, ,~lraight from - his wi~d·u; ~ ~bbion The Agony ~nd the. ~stasv" u ng, and- tlilit sort of thing _ ·is due in New York fr Lo d With iloth C t om n on to conf~r en Ury·Fox EIX~utives and pr~ucer Arthur ••cobs on "f)r. Doolit· . tle. ff ever a man should be iiu ha • IDood, Rex ought to be; his recent · per-formances have been 80 brilli 't h · ,· might easlly win two Academ Aan e In a r~w . . . Now that the 8 y Wards v~us ~ave separated, be's doin::?e ~!,'2J · ~e'iiJ watering-holes with such Jet-set ;_ lov • as Vera Swii+. . . ' , ·li • •. Tb~ Secret , ;- "' ..ce wjll make hejd· · .·. nes. With new pl,llls. The ho to I • wrm GOURMET CooKwARE. . :By U. S. Mikes An l.al Gift -' ...... ;. . ,.;· u'"f· ,.. ~~r . \ ;.:.. :!o~r Bl~c~~an, lunched at the elegant s uran ..., Grenouille wearing :;nne! ~lacks, •. white sporta Jacket, ~:a hae-e~ne ~d lizard boots. Too bad the · ven 1.a Picture to nrove it· no re 1 y patron of La Grenoufue will 'bellev·eguthaart h "!an esteeme!l establishment woul<l al m! a lady so garbed. If they did I ap. ;eogiZt to the "Goldfinger" bunch, but that Grenouille Is aUfP''Ig; · J , .WIJl•d, the new glr 1n ffie mara. thon oft-Broadway hit "The Fantastlcs" ~~~J"parated fro~ h~ husband, jau WU!i '>t:.l8etreimy Ste1~, son of cartocni•1 .am e g. N · ,.,_ " o:.o. l':i't tbe . grand premiere of !~~~:C.":i:fs"!ir.~·~.up.f~e!•• r~; .~:'tedcl!~tiln ~~~h.;.,~ ·~ghb:. byb:~ otber da'1llerous perso . h a,,.. ~a,n . to the Damon Runyon Fund .· .~esiilent Is ~Ut to :1ir/~1ver the, you ~an e:tP<;ct the opening night to m; :!>; ~Jilin Wa$1Jjngton, D. 1 .,,! c. J:r- i'"••. Uf1 .f • •••• -~ ..\. />; .. .... ·""'~ . ' ,.-~ WEill: - .. ' E~ ... 10 WilKS t5a 'M•onle .BOdy 1riU . $ 12.50 $ 25.00 ' 1.00 '2.00 $50-110 $100.00 '3.00 $150.00 '5.00 $10.00 $250.00 ............ .;-.'. e '<;:7 aTF. A tiiiAiol'ft' ......... ~· NIW ADMIRAL COLOI fiDILITY CONTROL uo.t. _.,. Tune in w•rm•.._ rlchnt Cofef 1Y ln•t•nttrt $500.00 AS .LOW AS 5 399~00 AND SAVINGS CO. i----- omo----~ " lntemt Paid On Savings! POI4KROY, i,;. llember Federalllooerve Syate!D an4 llepolllt lnluntaee ~tpont:loa ' •F-COiorTY-.., llllfloiMMPRICES START ~-T-H-E-FA-RM-ER_S_B_A_N_K--. .. J ................. •2411t,~-­ With Worldlole, Trode-111 ' '' . . .klllllt .. llliA.toit ..... Q~-....· ADIIIRAL ... Morhfilt~~lltiiWorW ., BAKER ' ,..,;.· . II.'~ ·' ~· •• r· , an d Salome Jena wbo a few month$ ago' a Milre B 11- 1 ed by . • p ay Craig Ste¥ens-brings t~e I nd _ ,•...,.., a of public relations into the I!Cition's livi•g roo.ms eve"' Saturdav even·,·ng on lfle llf:' •. , M R • B R 0 A 0 WAY ":j' They'll Y~the~ J ~e Ofih~ glitter1ng of the coming year. >:ii< y _(or funds to train 100 more Secret s.ealr,fo~ Fe!J. 25, but Columbia Pic. ~' . : )!: . ., v~ce men ... - Tony Perkins Is in Goth . 4l!,dy has reserved IJIOre than ·· .-IIi deCide between two u. s. films . H ft!llilllousines for top stars, cinema ex' 1.: . or less It with the Euro e s ecutl.ves and celebritlea :who will be he hall become a :,~~ · :~nng In from U countries for tjte ev. OIPOIIT ! ts names of alleged Amerielm ,gents who had some assoo~.tt­ .Jon with Russian entertained :n this country. The paper nil lhe also provided the narlle ol 1 Russian ba1lerina who, ia ber opinion, was a "possible m. Rex Harri~on Due in ·N. york from London several of the men. Fe.turltt'N~ I ., Qg. PII"Ui"'l his adftntures. ~~ Discovered StorY• S.. lng - oOr . ay· DliX KLEINER. IIOlfYWOOD <NEA . 1 · / Belt llollver, or Cll<lle """can,. Now ~!Gilligan's Island ap. peara to be a televisi()IJ ....,. ress, it il appropnate to bear 1 -·t * ••l!lecl ot ' r- bow close the CBS program came to •-··· ,,0« ·1 · J!Gij Denv;;"'nJj>-.. ' ~ slar, "A.n -• Tr · - the pilot waa •old " •~n&. . e3SU'/I'S an. "--· < aL' . r .~ . " Of . SBfJ, "lnd ....d ·' > :A..o now, an the re. alB ""' ~· "'" and dimes contain- · · llcbedule, . there ......., supAtno th · posed.t..> be three IIIOI!tho before · · ng . ose ullbappy ; ...,, began producii<Ja:, , are the vending ma· .Tile,. three nimtllit . . .ifere to their are deli. ha , that reject u-L. · ve beea ~1 . Jlarcll, April Wl100lO aild May. Dt!rilia.thattime Bob amount sil!f ... , - k .,.. ~ i<.~ uz .Del...... "--"-'1 . c c< . """ the • - """""'! ...... ·• ,..._ · 11111"• • CI!B· ,!(,··..ve Iiieblbje: :him. for GIU!ian'l ~ lOb.. 'fan• ... bad .~ loll- a play . ~ .lor wbidi ha ,.. pal(! ,·• a be- · , . CBS_ telerision network. S~a•e and smooth, he -with stars nd • · a p8rwonctnties from real life '· 01. uMr. Broadway''-oided and abetted by glamgo1s and villains of Yariout -rsuas•'ons ,.• .lt.'s poSSJ . "ble that leSI "" ·"v'er will be .~ •us,.. ·':' co.lna to be minted In the future. -~"·'1 a shortage of sllver as well as ·a !'•:!"• I'ShOrtad~ 'Pf Alsj• D I m:;:.. ":inks ., televl:'lon series stan with a Cadilla< m the garage. Tiley lion't ~now that lhJa slar - with a series =·tonh the network - almost lamJ.Jy:·"'" enough to feed hill loyal citizen of the Soviet U• Jon." .·.'Racine Woman • ·I ·. Injured in ' Collision A Racine woman was !rea~ neck and baek lnjurl<o . result of an accident' ·l!ll . •·> day at 3:20 p. m. on Pomeroy Pollee Police are · vestig~tior. of the which Flossie Teaford, was a · en by Naomi · ·· Racine, which · velucle operated by ' sell. 52, Middleport. .TheJ;"e was heavy H)!s4.!U cat aJ1C\ right front 611- ~=~ t\l ldrlven by Naomi Police also minor accident Saturday on the ifig lot. Police Randolph, New into a car Moore, Syracuse, , was reported to l>otll � 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 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 December 5, 1964 hoffman shoemaker stewart