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8^-THE CATHOLIC TIMES
Friday, April 22,1955
WHERE THOUSANDS.
SAVE MILLIONS
^1/07
I
Curr*n* Return
/0
Accounts
MB A
Insured
To $10,000
CENTRAL OHIO
FEDERAL SAVINGS
78 South Third Street
HEADQUARTERS
For
Parochial School
Team Equipment
Wilson and Spalding
Athletic Goods
Beck & Albanese
Sportsmans Service
223 E. Long at Sth CA. 4-2887
Information
New Lexington “JSt’
CERTIFIED
Refrigeration Service
Walter Carney
New Lexington O Phon* 106
Sheeran's
Quality Drugs
Opposite Court House
New Lexington, Ohio
Burger
Mt. Pleasant Greenhouse
Formerly Aeton Flora) Ce
"Flowers for all occasions**
Phon* 522
136 j. Mt. Pl*a*ant LaneaaSer
TH1MMES BROS.
Quality Meats & Groceries
351 S Columbus
Lancaster Phone 109
BAKER
Typewriter Co.
RovaI ivoewrner*
C. Alien And Victoi
Adding Machines
117 N. Columbus St
Lancaster Phone 2633 W
JOHN P. KREIDLER
Shoes of Distinction
Phone 5727 203 W. Main St
LANCASTER OHIO
EASY END WINE SHOP
“We Cover ancnster Like
the Dew”
Phone 1444
LYENDECKER
Sohio Service Station
Broad A Chestnut
Phon* 3190 Lancaster
DEAN & BARRY SAINT
IMPERIAL WALLPAPER
The Fairfield Paint A Oil Co
Phone 4700 Lamastei
Crumley-Trimmer
Insurance Agency
Kenneth D. Trimmer, Owner
AUTO HOME GENERAL
LIABILITY—POLIO—BONDS
Nigbta. Sundays, Holidays Call 198M-J
Kirn Bldg. 5634
Termite
EXTERMIHATIHG
FREE ESTIMATES
No Money Down 3* Month* to pay
PERMANENT GUARANTEE
PLAN
ermite*—Ant*—Roaches
Rets—Mice—Waterbugs—F lea*
(AH houwhold InoocU, potto)
PHONE 930
Hines Industries* Inc.
9*2 8«e«nd St. Lancaster
Referancas: All I^ineaater Rank*
Pennington
Sandwich
Aquinas Meets South Rosary
Tests Academy in Friday Tilts
Heavy action is on tap this week in the Metro League with
nine games scheduled in loop competition. Columbus Aquinas
has three City league tilts scheduled while Zanesville Rose
crans has two. Rosecrans will close out its regular season
after Saturday’s game with Stockport.
Friday games will see Aquinas at Columbus South and
Rosecrans hosting Hopewell while in Metro action, Columbus
Rosary plays at Academy and Columbus Holy Family meets
Columbus St. Mary.
Rosecrans will conclude its regu
lar season when it visits Stockport
and then start preparations for the
District tourney which
starting soon.
will
will take
diamond
Academy
Next Tuesday, Aquinas
on East at the Terrier
and then on Wednesday
will visit St. Mary, St. Charles will
"travel” to Rosary and University
tests Holy Family.
Metzger
Ins. Agency
I, Compute Insurance Service ,i
113 N. Main 228
rpeooooaooeooooQoeooQiQc.
Hot Point Appliance*
Television Salo* & Service
Ellis Dept. Store
893 N Main St.
Naw Lazingtan Phona 107
PERRY DISTRIBUTING CO
Distributors For
Duquesne
LANCASTER
Schlitz
Funeral nlrectors
James H. Sheridan Sons
Funeral Director*
222 South Columbua Street
Laneaitor, Ohio
TELEPHONE 41S-W
Where to Dine L-9
JO-KAft RESTAURANT
1542 N. Columbu» St.
Phon. *51
Business Announcement* L-30
Beauty Shops
BETTV’S BEAUTY SHOP
Our long axporUne* la your Beauty 4«mr
•Me. 11*H W Main. Phon. 1*2
PLUMBERS
SEWERS A DRAINS
Electric Roto-Rooter Sewer and
Drain Service. 211 Pershing Drive
Phone Lancaster 36S3.
Automobile Part*—Accessories
QUALITY
AUTO PARTS
Padriek Platon Ring*
Wagn.r Lockheed Brake Lining
Bnrg-Wam.r Product.
Onmnlet# Auto Part,
end
Machine Shop Serviee
Phone 701
410 N Memorial Drive
Want ads can make more noise
for vour prodt ct than a brass band
with 1,000 members.
Raedel Hdwe. Co.
124 N. Columbus St.
Lancaster. Ohio
“Everything tn Hardware*'
BURTIC
JEWELERS
INC.
156 W. Main St.
Phon* 346 Lancaster, Ohio
FRANK J. KIENER
REAL ESTATE
153% W. Main St.
Phone 1200-W Lancaster, O.
New System
Bakery
119 N Columbus St.
Phon* 5747 Lancaster, Ohio
Stays Fresh
to the
Very Last
Slice
YOU'LL LOVE IT
Loaf
Friday Aquinas meets Linden on
the Panther diamond and Univer
sity goes against Academy.
be
Last Friday’s scheduled games
between University and Academy
and St. Mary at Rosary were post
poned because of wet grounds and
will be played at a later date.
Columbus St. Mary lost its first
game of the season last week when
Chillicothe Catholic Central aveng.
ed an earlier 3-0 win by the Rams
and took a 5-3 decision over St.
Mary on the Panther diamond.
Chillicothe put across three runs
in the last of the sixth inning to
break a two-two tie. St. Mary came
back for one tally in the top of
the seventh to make the final score.
The Rams had the tying runs on
base when the Catholic Central
hurler 3ill Schilder struck out the
Ram batter for the last out.
4
Chillicothe’s winning rally start
ed when Steve Gallagher and Ron
nie Madru lashed out successive
singles and then Bill Ward reach
ed first on an error. Schilder then
plated the runners with a single.
Schilder allowed only four hits
in going the route for the Panthers.
St. Mary shortstop had two of them
while the first baseman Bill Stew
art collected a singleton and Butler
added the other. The Panther pitch
er struck out four and walked five.
Coach Ken Neville started Lefty
Dick Panisch and he was touched
for six hits, one of them a double
by Tom Cahill.
—o--------------------
Camping equipment valued at
$51,000 was contributed by mem
bers of the Boy Scouts of America
to fellow Scouts in South Korea in
a “good turn” project.
BUYERS
GUIDE
Charlie Macioci
& Sone
Selected Fruit ana Produce
Warehouse—
Cor Fair end Harrison
Phon* 1797 Lancaster
"We ar* a* near a* vour
telephone"
MOTORISTS MUTUAL IN'S. CO.
W. A. SCHOLL
"Your
Friendly Agent**
PROTECTION EVERY HOUR
FARM ACCIDENT HOME
AUTO INSURANCE
*21 E. Sth Ave. Phone 1*7*
L. PAUL MILLER
ELECTRIC INC.
Electrical Contractor*
1133 N. Memorial Drive
Phone 3757 Lancaster
Uhl’s Sohio
Service Station
906 Memorial Drive
Lancaster, Ohio
Phon* 5207
Staten Distributing Co.
Distributor For
BLATZ BAVARIAN HUDEPOHL
Ziesler Tree Experts
All Types of Tree Service
SHRUB and LAWN WORK
LANDSCAPING
Our insurance Protect* You
Baltimore Rd 26*6
DICKSON’S
Fresh Fruit* and Vegetables
Meats and Beverage*
DELIVERY SERVICE
Complete Line of Appliance*
Clothing for Entire Family
Amanda Ohio A man da-J
LANCASTER
Bed Patient
NURSING HOME
1439 E. Main St. Phono *37*
I Lancaster, Ohio
HARRY SHAW
RESTAURANT
Where Quality Is
Never Rationed
Try Our Specialty
One and One Half Inch
Sirloin Strip
Roast Prim* Rib Of Beef
The Best in Broiled Steaks
Chops and Unusually Fine
Dinners and Lunches
Open 7 A.M. to!:IIPM.
Evary Day
Recommended by Duncan Hines
A.A.A. Approved
201 S. Broad 4802
Heavy Action Set for Metro League This Week
Willoughby
Sterling Jewelers,
Ashtabula
Moorbrink’s Foods,
70S Jefferson Phea. 3*33 2515-528—3048
Cincinnati
Elite Cleaners,
Springfield
Muth Brothers,
Dayton
2609-468—8077
2626-432—3058
Doubles Scratch
Joe Zang (6571-John Morhitier (663)
Columbus, 1220.
Rev. Fr. Roztas 618) Rev. Fr. Ivan
(600)—Cleveland. 1218.
Bus Carone (631)-Ekie Horvath (580)
Toledo. 1211.
Al Antinone 557)-Joe Schneider (649)—
Steubenville. 1206.
Anthony Luisa (555) John Schneider
(614)—Cleveland. 1169.
Sam Poeateri (582)-Gu» DiCostanso (577)
—8. Euclid. 1159.
J. Nucciarone (554) J. Beres (601)—
Painesville, 1155.
J. Shenk (589) Mel Westrich (567)
Delphos. 1166
John McHarg (657) Willard Taylor
Chillicothe. 1152.
E. Kurcirex (663) J. Jursinki (589)
Lorain. 1152.
Unofficial low in money 1086.
Doubles Handicap
Sam Postateri (682,-Gus DiCon
stanso (557), S. Euclid 174—1333
Dan McLune (449)-Lou Horn
berger (666), Sharonville 252—1316
Joe Zang (657)-John Morbitxer
(563), Columbus
Al Antinone (657)-Joe Schneider
(649). Steubenville
Bob Antonucci (582)-Ed Sloan
(484), Akron
Rev. Fr. Rostws (618)-Rev. Fr.
391 N COLUMBUS LANCASTER 102—1308
CYO Basketball League Gramps Get Awards
Gene Cardi Sparks Aquinas
CHAMPION TERRIER—Gen* Csrdi, pictured above, is th* main
hop* for Columbus Aquinas as they prepare for th* coming state
golf tournament. Cardi, who won th* National Caddy Championship
tournament last summer, has sparked the two time state champs
for th* past three seasons. He's a senior.
K. of C. State Bowling Tourney
Joe Zang and John Morbitzer of Columbus were the
doubles winners in the Scratch division of the State Knights of
Columbus bowling tournament which was concluded last Sun
day at Olentangy alleys in Columbus. The duo finished with
a 1220 total. Zang also won the all-events title with 1845.
Here’s how the tourney ended:
FINAL STANDINGS
(Unofficial)
Team Scratch
2975
2848
2790
2787
2778
2775
2740
Etc hen Lute, Toledo
Moueh Insurance, Cincinnati
Starling Jewelers, Ashtabula
Freddie’* Service Station, Cieve.
East Side Cafe. Sandusky
Bellman Markets, Toledo ...
Warren Poultry, Warren
Mahalls 20 Lanes, Lakewood
Porostosky Shoes, Painesville
George’s Novelty, Toledo
2783
2729
Unofficial low in money 2646.
Team Handicap
Alesci's Kinsman Foods,
Cleveland 2627-510—8137
Moueh Insurance,
Cincinnati
Etchen Luts,
Toledo ..
Calvo Foods.
South Euclid
Erie Road Gravel,
2848-272—8121
2975-188—3113
-JNl*
Rep esentatives of four senior basketball league champions, along with ne Prep league winner
and twe tournament titktolders were given spec.al awards at the CYO Club of Champion festivi
ties at the Knights of lumbus when the annual CYO Fiesta was held Easter Monday. Pictured
above, holding their awards are, left to right: Tom Cullen, Holy Name team Tom Turner, St. Leo's
team. Baek row: John Ryan, St. Catharine's team Paul Scholl, Our Lady oi Victory team Tim Me
Sweeney, St. Mary's team Bob Ferris, Immaculate Conception team, and Tony Scialabba, St. Peter's team.
,:. ,1 s
Zx. *x. id
Single* Scratch
Newton Falls
B. Stadleman, Akron N. E.
Unofficial low in money
2790-264—8064
2444-685—3029
2567-459—8026
Owen Painting,
Akron ___ 2572-453—8025
Unofficial low in money 2827,
Ekie Horvath,
Toledo
T. Panchai, Lakewood
J. Schneider,
90—1810
240—1807
87—1805
Ivan (600). Cleveland
Joe Seifert (511) Ross Alberts
(518), Alliance----
3. Malik (652)-R. Leehko (519).
27S—1302
122—1293
Cleveland _—
Do Hallo (464) Joseph Ducey
(608), Columbus
Jack Koehler (526)-George Win
den (479). Sandusky
228—1290
282—1287
Unofficial low in money 1185.
AH p---------------
Legal
Bev- I
erages
Walter
and Catherine
Lynch, Props.
HI. 4-0215
819-821 Mohawk
Columbus St. Mary
1955 Football Schedule
Sept. 16—Lancaster BIS
Sept. 23 at Enon
Sept. 30—Zanesville Rosecrans
Oct. 7—Columbus Rosary
Oct. 14 at Marion-Franklin
Oct. 28 at Waverly
Nov. 4—Tecumseh
Nov. 11—Columbus St. Charles
St. Agatha Bowling
Seminoles ....... ........ 56 34
Sioux ..... 55*4 34%
Mohawks ......... ....... 48 42
Incas ........ 47*4 42%
Apaches ........ 43^4 46%
Cherokees ...... ......... 43% 46%
Navajos ..... 37 53
Shawnees ........ ........ 29 61
Week’s high single game and
series: Toni Lockridge, Mo
hawks, 190-478.
679
664
661
655
652
643
638
John Majka, Cleveland
Lvry Smith, Sandu.ky--------------
Otto Trott, Columbua
William Kolp, North Canton
Paul Huebner, Springfield ____
Diek Reitter. Cohtntibua ____
Art Ulrich. Middletown ..
Sam Beonti, Cleveland
Andrew Tobasco, Newton Falls
John Powell Jr., Toledo ....
634
631
Unofficial Io'- !n money 579.
Sin..-* Handicap
John Majka, Cleveland
Art Ulrich. Middletown
Robert Bixler. Fairview ....
Dave Viancourt, Cleveland
Danny McLu*e. Sharonville
John Dougherty,
670-111—781
688- 90—728
819-108—727
585- 138—728
586- 129—715
657-150—707
628- 78—706
549-153—702
Springfield--------- ....
Bob Van Kirk. Akron ____
Eugene Brown, Cleveland
Andrew Tobaeco,
-700
-700
634- 66
592-108
574.
All Events
D.
584
667
561
578
Jim Pollard, professional basket
ball star known as “The Kangaroo
Kid,” has been named to succeed
Ken Ixjetfler as basketball coach
at LaSalle College. He was sign
ed to a three-year contract.
The former Stanford University
star helped the Minneapolis Lak
ers to win six professional basket
ball championships in three dif
ferent leagues. Coach Ixieffler re
signed to become head coach at
Texas A. and M„ after a career in
which he brought LaSalle to na
tional prominence as a basketball
power.
Want ads reach your best mar
ket—th* sit-down shopper.
Frog Legs, Fried Turtle and Fish on FRIDAYS
/Yloftaiulf Grill
FINE FOOD I
47 N. 4th St.
Total
1845
1804
8.
604
615
631
Joe Zang
W. Tints, Toledo
J. Powell Jr., Toledo 584
Dick Reitter,
643 1780
537
600
Columbus
634
621
564
581
1778
1770
580
568
607 1769
614
548
Cleveland
Rev. Fr. Ivan,
Cleveland ....
Mike Marino,
610
546
624
646
0------
Ashtabula----
Paul Zam, Toledo .—
Jim Pollard Named
Explorer Coach
620 Market St.
1768
565
600
603
1768
534
571
i
LIQUOR
BUYERS'
GUIDE
Homogenized Vitamin
ZANESVILLE
The Mader-Peoples Funeral Homes
42 Putnam Ave. 810 Forest Ave.
Phone 2-4551
Arthur A Bryan Kenneth O Bohn Wendell Swope
information
Terrace Appliance
2213-15 N. Maple Ave. Phone 2-4503
ZANESVILLE OHIO
MUTUAL FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN
CURRENT DIVIDEND 2H
Each Saving* Account Insured to *10.000
Mutual Fedrra' Ruildme 14 Fifth Street
Your Beauty is our Career'
Ann's Beauty Lounge, Inc.
ANITA H. FLOOD
(Main Fleer)
THE CAMERA SHOP
Everything Photographic'
W. J. HECK CO
General Contractors
Zanesville
ARTWIL
430 Main St
Bohn & Kern
Mfg & Supply Co
Plumbing & Meeting Supplies
S Third St Zanaovill*
60
Adams Bros. Inc.
Excavating & Grading
Ready Mixed Concrete
Building Supplies
O.
1501 Woodlawn Ave.. Zanesville,
Phone 2-7566
Concrete Plant at Coshocton, Ohio
Phone 992 W-2
BUILDING BLOCKS
BK1KCKE1 E-DUNSTONB
0UNBR1CK-8TEPP1NG STONES
ALL COLORS
ZANESVILLE BRIKCRETE
PHILO PHONE 4-437*
TELEVISION
Matuaon SU»« KocMei 630 Chaaeb
Raxor-Sbarp &dge-u>Edge Foeu*
Fmeat tn TV
DISTRIBUTED BY
L. A. EMMERT
Sine- 1*12
14 fhtre St Phea* Mil
Eanaevilie OMe
MT. VERNON
CLASSIFIED
SECTION
20c pei Hn»
TYPEWRITERS, addinr machines, check
writers, new and used. Bargains. 1003
N. Mulberry St.
CARRY OUT
MYERb SUPPLY
BEER & WINE STORE
116 W High Ph 23891
Round Hill Farm
There Is A Difference in Milk
Phon* 2-6152
Phone 2-7302
Radio Sarvieo Appltanea* Repaired
ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO.
GEORGE SMITB
111 Galighet St. Zanesville. O_ Ph. S-733*
Electrical Wiring Maintanane*
Commereia1 Industrie' Reoidentia
Johnston's Restaurant
“Famous tor Chicken**
Bu*iness Announcements Z-30
Appliances
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
Drive to Duncan Fall* A Save
W DEITRICK
W* trade Ph 4-4385 Eve* 4-4409
Beverages
WRIGHT VESS COLA BOTTLING CO
Ul» W Mair PH S-2117
Cleaners end Dyers
DUSENBERRY
Seper-Zerir Cleaner*
Patronize these reputable merchants
who make possible a Mt. Vernon Sec
tion in the Diocesan Catholic Press
A
Send Ads To JU
P. U. Bos 636
Columbus I* O
Milk
For Home Delivery
Phone 61921 Mt Vernon Ohio
DELIVERY SERVICE
SPEER’S MEKCHANI DELIVERY
Phone 5297t
668 N Sandusky Mt Vernon O.
HARDWARES
THORP HD WE & ELEC CO
Danville 59-B
Danville Ohio
SMORGASBORD
San-Dar Dining Room
BELLVILLE, OHIO
Open 5 to 9 P. M.
Wed., Thur., Fri., Sat.
Sundays 12 Noon to 7 p. m.
Reservations for 8 or more
suggested Phone 2441
Bellville. Ohio
Be Loyal To
Our Advertisers
Hadley’s
Furniture and Appliances
28 East Gambier Street
Across The Street From The A & Market
LIVING ROOM SUITES
Appliances
Floor Coverings
Fair Trade
Goods
Open Evenings
HAGAN’S FURNITURE CO.
DANVILLE, O. FREE DELIVERY—TERMS PHONE 13B
Funeral Directors 1+ Coal
*-a**2
(17 Underweed Pb
JUDY'S
Service and Restaurant
Stat* and W. Main Sts.
Frank A. Leone
REALTOR
PH. 3-1116
SI N. Sth St
•*.g
COAL HAULING
Nut 22c Lump 30e
Edwyne Hick* Phone 2-2833
ZANESVILLE
Concrete
CONCRETE work, garages, porches, step*,
sidewalks. No job too small. W. E.
Factor. Prompt Service. 2-2814
Drug Stores
SHIRLEY’S PHARMACY TERRACE
POINT
13*3 Dreeden Road *hone 2-4471
Fur Alterations
FUR ALTERATION Fine Craftaman
ihip in all alteration*. Genevieve Mom
holder. 827 Elm. Dial 2-2233.
Furnaces
MAZAIR FURNACE CO
Federal »ve Ph 2-11**
Money To Loan
AID BUDGET LOAN
Automobile Household Good* Loan*
413 Market St. "Bill” Hart Dial 2-751*.
Painting
Painting Decorating
R. L. FULKERSON and SONS
Dial 3-7110 Since 1920
Hanifan Decorators, Inc.
Domestic and Industrial
Painters and Decorators
629 Park St. Zanesville
Office Phone 2-5179 Ro*. Phone 2-96*1
Z-73c
Television
PLUMMER RADIO SERVICE
TELEVISION
laatallatian and Borvte*
Radis Repair*
3*2
N 7tb Ph 3-34**
COAL YARDS Z-76b
RED ASH PEACOCK COAL
Treated Stoker 81e Nut SOe Lump.
Fumaer Lump, 32c.
ZANF COAL CO
PH. te276
Edward F. Warner
Building Contractor
1150 Talley Av*.
Ph. 3-6838 Zanesville
Fer That Better Food.
No Hard Beverages Sold.
Mickey’s Restaurant
East Pike
Ph. 2-8862 Zanesville, O.
BORDEN'S
Gail Borden Milk
PHONE 2-5451
Zanesville, Ohio
WISEMAN
DAIRY
“Quality Products Since 1926”
Phone 45R Crooksville, O.

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