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GAM
MA. MU
George J. Igel and Company, Inc
COLUMBUS 8, OHIO
BECK & ALBANESE
SPORTSMAN'S SERVICE
Headq
223 E. Long (At Sth)
Bcpf Pork Veal Satis?
J. FRED SCHMIDT PACKING CO
SINCE 1888
MORTGAGE LOANS
FHA and Conventional
Improvement Loans
The Guarantee, Title & Trust Co
22 W. Gay St. Columbus, O.
McNally Lumber Co
2034 Leonard Ave. FA. 2158
SPECIAL MILLWORK TO YOUR ORDER
ROOFING, SIDING
and GUTTERS
We will give you honest service on any of the above
work, either NEW or REPAIR.
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Back from
Vacation?
pert servi
condition
MA. 6601
AD. 2887
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"The Beer That's Starch Free As Beer Can Be."
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Columbus, Ohio
The Connecticut Mutual Lite Insurance Co.
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1121 BEGGS BLDG.
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AD. 8189
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i'OUR CAR needs attention, too
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tent grounds
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Custom Craft
KIT BOATS
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So easy
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Mouse he
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THE CATHOLIC TIMES. FRIDAY. AUGUST
With August fading and September only days off, flying footballs fill the air—especially at St. Vin
cent's orphange, Columbus, where the youngsters can always be depended on to field a scrappy grid
squad. Typical of the constant care and attention these youngsters receive at the E. Main street orphan
age is this candid camera shot taken of this nun, sitting on the "sidelines" as her charges work out for
the coming season. The new building program is expected to absorb the playing field but adequate
included in the plans for the new St. Vincent's which will rise on the pre
TOO LATE
TO CLASSIFY
COI UMRUt
HELP WANTED
MEN WITH FUTURE
MANAGERIAL
POSSIBILITIES
Interested in learning sales and
sales management Must be neat,
aggressive and able to supply local
references. Branch manager with
in one year if qualified. Car nec
essary. Applicants must be willing
to learn business. Write REXAIR
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Columbus, Ohio. Personal inter
views Mondays only, 10-11:30 a.m.
Illi
A happy homelike retreat for the
aged and convalescent
Reasonable All-Inclusive Rate*
10 to 12 last Thrusday ai
■rnoon. A similar schedule wil
inri the high school until schoc
19 with Wheelersburg at
Five road tilts and three
home games constitute the
19 5 3
Adimnistra
tion a
advise the government of Belgiym
Aitor First Week s Practice
Head coach Forrest Sharrock. Holy Rosary grid mentor, was a
little optimistic last week as he reviewed the results of the first week's
practice.
Said Sharrock. ‘The two a day workouts have brought out a few
pleasing suprises thus far. Some crackcrjack sophomores and juniors
are pressing our 10 returning lettermen for starting berths.”
Sharrock added that the Crusaders will be heavier and more ex
perienced this year. Forty-two candidates have reported so far with
several more expected this week. Dan Wilhelm. a Columbus a 11 Catholic
selection last year, will captain Rosary this season.
Don Boley and Jack Rubadue, up from the reserve team are
fighting it out with letterman Bob
Brower and Wilhelm
positions. Boley is a 160 lb. sopho
more while Rubadue is a 200 lb.
junior.
foi their
The guard spots are wide open
as there are no returning veter
ans. Bob Shilling a junior and Ron
Rohiletter a senior are leading
the pack now but Jack Whitimore,
Jack Lally, and Bill Gangloff are
right on their heels.
is currently hold
center spot with
Joe Lindsey and
running second.
Bob Dunbar
ing down the
John Wilhelm.
Tom Hughes
Roger Gibson is the only returning
letterman at end. Roger is 6'-2”
and weighs 170. He is captain-elect
of the basketball team. Jerry
nor. who
year, has
other end
candidates
Martin, Bill
Con
last
the
end
Tom
played halfback
been shifted to
position. Other
are Ed Foster,
Taylor and two sopho-
Eberly and Tom
mores,
Pfiefer. Buddy Spires, a newcomer.
Chuck
is also working at end but is
inexperienced. He has looked im
pressive so far, Sharrock said.
Ronald Cardwell is slated lor
the Quarterback slot. A junior, he
earned a letter last year and is a
fine passer and field general.
Jerry Golden, a reserve last sea
working behind Cardwell,
are strong with
the list at right
son.
The halfbacks
Carl Noll headin
half with Phil Christ and Don Car
roll spelling him. Frank Eshelman
leads the left half candidates. He’s
a junior and was named to the
all-Catholic squad last year.
Hughes and Jake Sphar are
ning second.
Paul
run
now
Lau-
Fullback is a toss-up right
with Jim Kennedy and Joe
fersweiler lighting it out for the
starting job. Dwayne Race'll, a
frosh, is also trying for the spot.
Rosary will work out a split
this year. Sharrock is in hopes of
usiqg the two platoon, although a
couple of the players will have
to go all the way. Defense has not
been stressed so far.
A 65 page brochure was given to
each player at the first practice.
Compiled by the coaching staff, it
contains all the plays that will be
used this year.
inter-squad game
next week. The
association will
A clinic and
is planned for
Rosary athletic
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NEEDLES FOR ALL HOUSEHOLD
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AMPLE PARKING FACILITIES
Louie Stadlmayr—Owner
Established 1911
"where sewing ichtnes a
a business not a sideline”
LOUIE'S
SEWING MACHINE SHOP
923 Sullivant Ave
A HAVEN
FOR THE SICK AND AGED
—specially designed and scientijicaiiy equipped to
fill the needs of the aged and tick, where kind
Highest quality food carefully prepared by *xperi
enced cooks.
24-Hour Physician and Nursing Service.
Complete co-operation with family physician.
Occupational and Recreational Therapy.
Physiotherapy and Massage Department.
Sepai ate section reserved for care of cancer
patients.
iimuAvo
FAirfax 2535
813 Bryden Rd.
Columbus 5, Ohio
meet Saturday. September 12 at
Camp St. Joseph.
The association's regular meet
ing will be held Monday, August
31 in the church basement at 8
p. m. All committees are asked to
report.
24 E. Third Ave.
Columbus, Ohio
HOMECOMING
PICNIC
Sunday, August 30
Camp St. Joseph
Fun For All
Compliments of
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FUNERAL HOME
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FUNERAL SERVICE SINCE ItfO
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Nights Sundays Holidays
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You Are Invited to
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THESE FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Experienced in Catholic Funerals offer
CONSCIENTIOUS AND DEPENDABLE SERVICE
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405 E. TOWN ST., COLUMBUS
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MAEDER-QUINT
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SONS
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