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INFORMATION
FREDA S AQUARIUM Tropical
fish and supplies. 3(JR South High
Prospect, Ohio. Phone 209.
Flowers
by Gibson
Phones 2-8681—2-4711
Delaware
UL, -t. A JU A A A a
4'•*»" 4
The Peoples Store*
Delaware
BAST END WINE SHOP
“We Cover ’jincaster Like
the Dew”
________ Phone 1464
LYENDECKER
Sohio Service Station
Broad & Chestnut
Phene 3190 Lanca*tor
DEAN A BARRY FAINT
IMPERIAL WALLPAPER
The Fairfield Paint & Oil Co
Phone 4700 Lancaster
BEST REFRIGERATION
AND ELECTRIC SERVICE
19 YEARS EXPERIENCE
COMMERCIAL and HOUSEHOLD
REFRIGERATION SERVICE
ON ALL MAKES
CARL E. LINDSEY. Owner
Shop located at 433 E. Sth. 223 E. Uh
Phone 353 Lancaster, O.
L. PAUL MILLER
ELECTRIC INC.
Electrical Contractor*
1133 N. Memorial Drive
Phone 1757 Lancaster
Termite Exterminating
PERMANENT
GUARANTEE
PLAN
/RguL,
Check Our Price*
II
No Money Down
Ji 36 Month* To Pay
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FW
Free Inspection
CALL 6893
NINES INDUSTRIES
112 B. Mam St.
Robinson-Hanrahan
Funeral Directors
Cor. Winter 4 Franklin
Delaware
Patroniie Our Advertiser*.
DR. WM. P. SAVAGE
OPTOMETRIST
Eye* Examined Gia** Fitted
FITTINGS BY APPOINTMENT
“See Savage and See Better”
Phone Ashley 2164
I
Anderson Clothing Co
CHEVROLET In Delaware CADILLAC
KEEFER CHEVROLET INC.
OK USED CARS AND TRUCKS
199 S. Sandusky St. Delaware, 0.
“ff HERE CUSTOMERS SEND THEIR FRIENDS
ROHR FURNITURE CO.
22 S. Sandusky St. Delaware, Ohio
The Smart Shoppe
1st Door North of Electric Light and Power Co
FRIENDLY BANKING SERVICE
The Delaware County Bank
HOME OWNED HOME CONTROLLED
Member of The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
351 S Columbus
Lancaster Phono 809
BAKER
Typewriter Co.
Royal Tyoewnters
R. C. Allen And Victor
Adding Machines
117 N. Columbus St.
Lancaster_______Phone 2633 W
JOHN P. KREIDLER
Shoes of Distinction
Phone 5727 203 W. Main St.
LANCASTER OHIO
LANCASTER "E
Information L-9 Funeral director*
Mt. Pleasant Greenhouse
Formerly Acton Flora) Co.
’’Flowers for all occasions”
Phono 522
I2« 8. Mt. PleoMitt L« neat Ur
THIMMES BROS.
Quality Meats & Groceries
James H. Sheridan Sons
Funoral Director*
3S2 South Columbus Street
Lancagter, Ohio
TELEPHONE 416-W
Whore to Dint L-9
JO-KAR RESTAURANT
1549 N. Columbae St.
Phone 951
Bu*lne*
Announcement* L-30
Beauty Shops
BETTY’S BEAUTY SHOP
Ow long experience t. year Beauty Amu
•nee. 119’,4 W. Main. Phone 1*2
PLUMBERS
SEWERS A DRAINS
Electric Rotp-Rooler Sewer and
Drain Service. 211 Pershing Drive.
Phone Lancaster 3663.
Automobile Part*—Acce»orio*
QUALITY
AUTO PARTS
Pedriek Piston Ring.
Wagner Lockheed Brake Lining
Borg-Warner Products
Complete Aato Parte
and
Machine Shop Service
Phone 701
410 N. Memorial Drive
Charlie Macioci
& Sons
Selected Fruit eno Product
Warehouse—
Cor Fair and Harrison
Phone 1797 Lancaster
"We are a* near a* vour
telephone"
Crumley-Trimmer
Insurance Agency
Kenneth D. Trimmer, Owner
auto HOME GENERAL
LIABILITY—POLIO—BONDS
Might*. Sundays, Holidays Call 1*88-2
Kirn Bldg. 5634
HARRY SHAW
RESTAURANT
Where Quality Is
Never Rationed
Try Our Specialty
One and One Half Inch
Sirloin Strip
Roast Prime Rib Of Beef
The Rest in Broiled Steaks
Chops and Unusually Fine
Dinners and Lunches
Open 7 A.M. to 8:30 M.
Every Day
Recommended by Duncan Hines
A.A.A. Approved
201 S. Broad 4802
MAUGER'S SEA FOODS
For the Best of Sea Foods A fieally Tasty Meal
LANCASTER, OHIO
BININGER'S
Groceries, Meats, Fruits. Vegetables
Birds Eye Frozen Foods
Phone 4071 Fifth and Maple
LANCASTER, OHIO
Phone 781
Free Delivery
New Awards
Established by
Youth Council
WASHINGTON (NC)
Two new awards have been es
tablished for youth and adult
volunteer workers in dioceses
affiliated with the National
Council of Catholic Youth, it
was announced here.
The awards for youth will be
known as the Eagle of the Cross
Award. It will be given at the
discretion of the diocesan youth
director to outstanding youths who
have been active members in good
standing in any approved Catholic
youth organization for a period of
at least one full year.
The award for adult volunteer
workers will be known as the Pro
Deo et Juventute Award It will
be given to adults who. in the op
inion of the diocesan youth direc
tor. distinguish themselves in vol
untary service to Catholic youth
and who are not paid professional
or staff members.
-------------------o—----------------
Aquinas Awards
Scholarships lo
Exam Winners
One-year scholarships to Aquinas
were awarded to Michael Colburn,
266 E. Blake Ave., Holy Name
School David Morbitzer, 2368 In
diana Ave., Holy Name School
James Savage, 3102 Ontorio St.,
St. James the Less School and
Anthony Tankovitch. 2285 Ontario
St., St. Augustine School.
At the end of the freshman
year, the student with the highest
scholastic average will be given a
scholarship for the remaining three
years.
-------------------0-------------------
HONG KONG (NC) Two
former missionaries in China have
arrived here en route to Formosa,
where they will take up new du
ties. They are Fathers Aloysius
Burke and Ernest Uebelmann, who
had been expelled from China in
November, 1953.
Raedel Hdwe. Co.
124 N. Columbus St.
Lancaster, Ohio
"Everything In Hardware.”
MOTORISTS MUTUAL INS. CO.
W. A. SCHOLL
“Your Friendly Agent”
PROTECTION EVERY HOUR
FARM ACCIDENT HOME
AUTO INSURANCE
521 E. 5th Av*. Phon* 1675
BURTIC
JEWELERS
INC.
156 W. Main St/
Phone 346 Lancaster, Ohio
Uhl's Sohio
Service Station
906 Memorial Drive
Phone 5207 Lancaster, Ohio
Staten Distributing Co.
Distributor For
BLATZ BAVARIAN BUDEPOBL
700 Jefferson Phons 0*30
The firms listed here deserve lu
be remembered when you are dis
tributing your patronage in tnese
different lines of business.
Ziesler Tree Experts
All Types of Tree Service
SHRUB and LAWN WORK
LANDSCAPING
Our Insurance Protects Too
Baltimore Rd. 2680
DICKSON’S
Fresh Fruit* and Vegetables
Meats and Beverage*
DELIVERY SERVICE
Complete Line of Appliances
Clothing for Entire Family
Amanda Ohio Amanda-2
201 N. COLUMBUS LANCASTER
FRANK 1 KIENER
REAL ESTATE
153Vi W. Main St.
Phone 1200-W Lancaster, O.
New System
Bakery
119 N. Columbus St.
Phone 5747 Lancaster, Ohio
Youth Noles
O.P.,
Father Joseph B. Taylor,
president of Aquinas College High
School, has announced the four
winners in the annual competitive
scholarship examinations held re
cently at the school.
New Medals for Youth Work
The establishment of two new award* for outstanding youth and
lay adult volunteer* in diocese* affiliated with the National Coun
cil of Catholic Youth ha* been announced by Monsignor Joseph E.
Schieder, Director of the Youth Department, National Catholic
Welfare Conference. The Eagle rf the Crest award (left) is to be
given at the discretion of the Diocesan Yoc‘h Director to outstand
ing youth in the Diocesan Catholic Youth organisation. The medal
Pro Deo et Juventute (For God and Youth) will be awarded to lay
adult* who volunteer their service* to Catholic Youth work. A small
lapel button accompanies the medal*.
Parish CYO Groups to Launch
Communion Crusade Sunday
Members of the parish CYO’s af
filiated with the CYO Council will
initiate a Holy Communion crusade
this Sunday which will continue for
three weeks. The drive will end
Sunday, May 29. when all young
people are asked to receive Holy
Communion on National Youth
Communion Sunday.
The plans for the crusade call
for the youth of certain parishes
to attend Mass and receive Holy
Communion every morning for a
week in their parish church. They
will pray for the increase of relig
ious vocations. Announcement of
the Crusade was sent to parish
CYO moderators and presidents
last week so that plans could be
made to enlist all the youth of the
parish in this crusade. The sched
ule for the crusade is as follows:
May 8 to 15, Christ the King,
Holy Spirit, St. Catharine, St.
Thomas, St. Aloysius, St. Mary
Magdalene. St. Simon and St. Jude.
May 15 to 22, St. John the Evan
gelist, Corpus Christi, St. Ladis
laus, St. Leo, St. Mary, St. Mich
ael, Immaculate Conception, Our
Lady of Peace, St. Augustine, St.
James the Less. St. Gabriel.
May 22 to 29, Holy Name, St.
Peter, St. Dominic, St. Cyprian. St.
Agatha, St. Christopher, Our Lady
of Victory, St. Francis.
YOUNG ADULTS
The St. Mary Magdalene parish
young people’s club will hold its
monthly business meeting Sunday
evening at the school. Plans will
be made for the club picnic honor
ing parish senior graduates sched
uled for Monday, May 30. Miss Mary
Segbers is chairman of the social
program following the meeting.
New officers of the Cathedral
Club include president, Jim Pavlos
ky vice-president, Bernard Luth
man recording secretary, Betsy
Schaeufele corresponding secre
tary, Elizabeth McClory treasurer,
Genevieve Hanewald. The Cathed
ral Club meets every other Tues
day night at the Cathedral.
The St. Agatha parish young
Where is
your eheref
The Beet paycheek you
cash how much
will yea keep fee foot
•elf 7 Will yea epee*
•very penny or will yen
retain .mall portion
fee ell the thing* you’ll
want in the fataret ®v-
k
with ell the monthly
bill. end obligation.
part of that paycheck
belongs to yon. Start
•aring your ehare now1
At Buekeye. you enjoy
th* added protection of
insnred earings.
THE
adult club was originated at a meet
ing held recently in the parish hall.
Seventeen young men and women
of post high school age were pres
ent at the meeting. Discussion of
future programs and plans for the
club was the order of the evening.
Paul Scholl acted as temporary
chairman of the group.
Youth Urged to
Give Vocation
A Try
DALLAS (NC) If a young
man thinks he might have a vo
cation to the priesthood, he ought
to give it a try. Bishop Thomas K.
Gorman of Dallas-Fort Worth de
clared.
Speaking at a vocation rally
here, the Bishop said that the
young person entering the semi
nary or novitiate might be mis
taken about having a vocation.
But. he said, if you never try it
out, the directors and superiors
will never get a chance to encour
age you. But if you leave after a
couple of years, there is no dis
grace, he added.
......- o——----------
College Students Write,
Direct Original Plays
The English. Speech and Drama
departments of the College of St.
Mary of the Springs will present
a program of original one-act plays
in Erskine Theatre Tuesday, May
10 at 8:15 p. m. The public is in
vited.
Margaret Zang will direct her
own prize-winning play, “The
Line,” a fantasy in six scenes,
dealing with a farm bordering on
Iron Curtain territory.
The second play, which tied for
first place in the college playwrit
ing contest, is “The Ghost Walks.”
Written by six members of the
evening class in creative writing,
it will be directed by Eleanor Por
chetti with Jeanne Kelly as tech
nical director.
-------------------O-------------
Springs Team Sets Debate
With Mt. St. Joseph College
Students from St. Mary of the
Springs College will debate with
a team from Mt. St. Joseph Col
lege, Cincinnati, Saturday, May 7.
Evelyn Gearhart, Helen Graham,
Use Graf and Dorothy Molyet of
St. Mary will uphold the proposi
tion that the McCarran-Walter Act
should be repealed.
The St. Mary debating team was
formed this year and is coached by
Edna Nagy, a sophomore from
Barberton, O. Father Paul Small,
O.P., is the moderator.
o-------------------
Saigon Refugees'1 Paper
Soon to Become Daily
SAIGON, Vietnam—(NC)—A Ca
tholic bi-weekly newspaper started
here a few montns ago by refugees
from communist-held areas in the
north is expected soon to become a
daily publication.
The paper is called Duong Song
(W’ay of Life). Originally a weekly,
it now’ prints about 8,500 copies
twice a week.
MIAMI BEACH
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If you’re Miami Beach bound,
you’ll enjoy all the fabled pleas
ure* of Florida .at the ATLANTIC TOWERS. Private ocean-front
beach, salt water pool, cabanas, dining terrace. All guest rooms
spacious with optional air-conditioning. Newly decorated main
lobby. Courteous, attentive service. Conveniently located to all
sports, sightseeing and entertainment.
ATLANTIC^
TOWERS
ON THE OCEAN
STREET
Him- I hat Discriminate Against
Private Schools Hit bv NCCM
BOSTON (NC) Zoning
laws which discriminate
against private schools were
deplored in a resolution adopt
ed at the closing of the 35th
annual meeting of the Nation
al Council of Catholic Men
here.
The resolution noted that
“private schools have a con
stitutional right to exist and
parents a constitutional right to
send their children to such
schools.” The resolution said that
“by legal interpretation, in some
cases, or existing law, private
schools, recoghized and chartered
by state educational agencies are
not entitled to the same rights and
privileges as public schools in the
selection of building sites.”
In another resolution, the NCCM
noted that five years have elapsed
since the General Assembly of the
United Nations voted in favor of
the internationalization of Jerusa
lem. It noted that opposition to
the plan by Israel and Jordan “has
caused suffering to Religious con
cerned with protection of the Holy
Places.” The resolution urged that
the U.S. State Department “take
every possible measure, in and out
of the United Nations,” to bring
MIESSE
Prescription Pharmacy
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1686 E. Main FE. 4484
about implementation of the plan
for internationalization.
The NCCM went on record to
fight against indecency in all field*
of communications support govern
ment efforts to provide housing for
low-income groups encouragement
of credit unibns establishment of
a permanent Federal committee on
migratory labor and a review of
existing laws dealing with the prob
lem, and encouragement of wider
observance of Good Friday Mere
provided in other resolutions adop
ted
Albert J. Sattler of New York
was reelected president of the
NCCM.
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I THE CAMERA SHOP
“Everything Photographic91
620 Market St. Phone 24302
W. J. HECK CO.
General Contractors
Zanesville
ARTWIL
430 Mein St.
Bohn & Kern
Mlg & Supply Co.
Plumbing A Heating Supplies
66 S Third St Zane.vi))c
Adams Bros. Inc.
Excavating A Grading
Ready Mixed Concrete
Building Supplies
1601 Woodlawn Ave., ZaneeviUe, O.
Phon. 2-7566
Concrete Plant at Coshocton. Ohio
Phone #92 W-2
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Johnston's Restaurent
"Famous tor Chicken"
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Where to Dine Z-9a
Casino Restaurant
The finest place to eat on
on Route 40
424 Market St. Phone 20295
Zanesville, Ohio
3
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money Read them enr profit.
JUDY'S
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Friday. May 6. 1955
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Appliance*
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
Drive to Dunean Fall. Save
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Coal
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ZANESVILLE
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13 Pmleral 4ve Ph 2-11*6
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412 Market gt Hart Dial 2-751*.
Painting
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R. L. FULKERSON and SONS
Dial 3-7116 Since 1926
Hanifan Decorators, Inc.
Domestic and Industrial
Painters and Decorators
629 Park St Zanesville
Office Phone 2-5179 Rea. Phon. 2-9451
Televmon Z-73e
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