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8—THE CATHOIC TIMES
Friday, April 20, 1956
How can you fail to make the
kale'r Get money in scads by
using want ads.
Hanna
Dealer
in Your
Commu
nity
gAlWA PAINT
MFG. COMPANY
11313 Windsor Avg.
COLUMBUS
AX. 4 3361
707 Adait Ave.
60 So. Sth St.
Comanches Win
St. Agatha Title
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Information Z-9
Southeastern Ohio's Most Beautiful Mortuary
935 Forest Avenue Dial GL. 2-5757
LIDO WINE STORE
Ann's Beauty Lounge, Inc
ANITA FLOOD
(Main Fleer)
47 N. 4th St. Phono 3*6152
THE CAMERA SHOP
Everything Photographic'
820 Market St. Phone 2-7302
To BUY or SELL Your Home
DON HUNTER REALTY
Office, Corner of Blue and Adair
Phone 3-8272, 3-4708
GEORGE F. THRESS
GROC ERIES MEATS FRESH VEGETABLES
1519 Sharon Open Evenings 'til 9 p.m. Phone 2-0323
TRAIN for an office position. Fall
term Sept. 6. Register now Meredith
College 55W N 5th St. Dial 3-8l3(
Radio Service Appliances Repaired
ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO.
Bohn & Kern
Mfg A Supply Co.
Plumbing A Meeting Supplies
L0 S Fkird «t Soae^rtU.
W. J. HECK CO.
General Contractors
Zanesville
AMANA
“store-mor"
Freeser Refrigerator
L. A. EMMERT
Stnco 1912 GL 3-6015
54 South Third St., Zanesville, Ohie
WISEMAN
DAIRY
‘Quality Products Since 1926’
Phon* 45R rooks villa, O.
Koolvent
Awnings
7th and Elm St
Zanesville, Ohio
St.
The Comanches won the
Agatha Bowling League title as
the loop completed its second
season recently. The winning
squad, composed of Anne Hoyt,
LaRayne Boes, Ann Vaughan. Sue
Finneran and Delores Sweeney,
held the lead throughout most of
the season to nose out the sec
ond place Mohawks.
Rose Fabyan took high single
honors for the seasen with a 240
game while Toni Lockridge cop
ped series laurels with a 536 set.
Other teams and their order of
finish were: Incas, Cherokees,
Seminoles, Sioux, Apaches, Crees,
Shawnees and Navajos.
The league’s annual banquet
w’ill be held Tuesday, April 24,
at the Everglades restaurant in
Columbus.
See
JAN ROSS’
For The Finest In
Cadillac and
Oldsmobile rar buys
JAN ROSS
MOTOR COMPANY, INC.
“10 Years On Broad SI.’’
424 E. Broad St. CA. 8-1951
ZANESVILLE
Funoral Director*
The Mader-Peoples Funeral Homes
42 Putnam Ava. 810 Forost Av*.
Phone 2 4551
Arthur A Bryan Kenneth O. Bolin Wendell bwupe
BYERS FUNERAL HOME
Williams
Bakery
626
GEORGE F. SMITH
111 Gallagher St. Zanesville Ph. 8 7336
Electrical Wiring Maintenance
Commercial Industrial Residential
Market St. Dial 2-1076
Busmen Announcement* 1-30
Appliance*
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
W 8 DEITRICK
W» trad. Ph 4.4SSB r-««
WRIGHT VMS COLA BOTTLING CO
CHE YOUNG INS. AGENO
Inc.
Auto Piro Liability
Accident Life
Extended Coverage Bonds
Dial 3-7015
Masonic Temple .1-7015
Nights, Sun. and Holidays 3-6842
Zanes.ill. Ohie
K E Y S A E
Insurance Agency, Inc.
Complete insurance Service
“SERVICE FIRST’’
310 First Nationel Bank Bldg
William N. Keysaer GL. 3-9309
Edward F. Warner
Building Contractor
1150 Talley Ave
Ph. 3-6838 Zanesville
DR. D. C. ENGLAND
OPTOMETRIST
New Ground Floor Offices
21 South Sixth St.
DIAL GL. 2-4328
lit Cladervwd
GL 2-1215
FUNERAL HOME
Inc.
J. Jacolenne, Mgr.
Zanesville and Coshacton Ohio
Your Beauty is our Career"
Fire Auto Trucks
Phone GL 2-7793
Lawa Mowers—Sharpened
Hand and Power Mowers machine
sharpened and repaired. Pick up
and delivery. Call after 4 P. M.
Phone GL. 33593. MULLENIX, 714
Luck Ave., Zanesville.
Money To Loan
AID BUDGET LOAN
Automobile. Household Goods Loans
412 Market S. “Bill’’ Hart. Dial 2-7516
Hanifan Decorators, Inc.
Domestic a fid Industrial
Painters and Decorators
829 Park St Zanesville
Offiee Phon* JUTS Rm. Phen* 2-SSI1
Service Station
TERRACE POINT
SERVICE STATION
•j-
Frank Talley Operator
Dial GL. 34*11
Television Z-73c
FLUWMBR RADIO OMIWCJB
Tin.RvteioM
ImMIlatie* aod Rervtee
■eow eed Aute
Radi. Raemiea
9* Pk 1-S44I
The firms listed here deserve
to remembered when you are
distributing your patronage in
these different lines of business.
Sims Insurance Agency
Auto Fire Hospitalization
314 Lind Arcade Dial GL. 3-9544
BOB MILLER & SON
Your DeSoto-Plymouth
Dealer
647 Putnam Avo. GL. 2-3663
Zaneavil*
•W w-w V M- w W wxr-v w
JIM CHARLES'
ZANESVILLE
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
“We Sell the Best and Service
the Rest!”
ROYAL Typewriters OLIVETTI
Calculators
414 Market St. Ph: GL. 3-34I9
4666a»**oa*ooaoM
BORDEN'S i
Gail Borden Milk
PHONE 2-5451
Zanesville, Ohio
•••••EEEEEEEEEw
Adams Bros. Inc.
Ezaasating A Grading
Ready Mixed Concrete
Building Supplies
1541 Weodlawn A»a.. Zaneevilla. O
Phone 1-7SSI
Concrete Plant at Coe hoe ton Ohio
Phone 992 W-?
JUDYS
Service and Restaurant
State and W. Mam St*.
Phone GL. 2 0169
BROUGHTON
NURSING HOME
"The Home
of Comfort”
Special Diet
Foods
Fine Home
Cooking
Semi and
Private Rooms
Pleasant Porch
and Grounds
Reaosnablo
Ratal
St. Charles, Rams in Diamond Action Friday
Bill Makes Team Here Too
3,200 teenagers were on hand to give an ovation to Bill Russell,
All-American basketball player of the University of San Fran
cisco, as he received the Federation of Catholic Schools' Youth
Award from Henry Klaren, of St. Elizabeth's High School Oak
land. Calif. Russell's brief appearance climaxed a day of speeches
and discussions about literature and what to do about indecent
reading. (NC Photos)
Cleaners and Dyers
DUSENBERRY
Drug Store*
SWIRLKT’S PHARMACT TBRRACB
POINT
i9 Qreedae Reed_______ »ho». 1-S471
______ INSURANCE^_________
FINAN INSURANCE AGENCY
EIRS1 IRIS! HMM PH 2.S245
HOCKING INSURANCE AGENCY INC
R.N.
UNDER SUPERVISION OF
Visit Our Healthful
Surroundings or
Call 2-3317
4
HOUR NURSING CARN
Two San Francisco Cagers
Top All-Jesuit Hoop Squad
ST. LOUIS—All Americans Bill
Russell and his teammate K. C.
Jones of the San Francisco Dons,
topped th-e All-Jesuit basketball
team, announced recently by the
St. Louis University News.
With the 6 10 Russell and 6 2
Jones on the first team were All
American Tom Heinsohn of Holy
Cross, Jim McLaughlin of St.
Ixiuis and Dave Piontek of Xavier,
O. Russell and
only repeaters
team.
Heinsohn are the
from last year’s
Wool pert of the
Coach Phil
Dons, the number one team in
the Associated Press poll all sea
son and with a perfect 25-0 record
for the regular season, was an
overwhelming choice as Coach of
the Year. Woolpert, whose Dons
have won 55 straight, drew twice
as many votes as all the other
Jesuit coaches nominated.
The second team listed Terry
atm
Painting
MANAGER OP
THE
COLUMBUS JETS
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
BRICK—STONE—CEMENT
Work of All Kinds.
Large or Small Jobs. AM. 3-8385.
Circleville
BUYERS' GUIDE
PLUMBERS
SEWERS A DRAINS
Electric Roto-Rooter Sewer and
D^ain service. Phone Circleville
455
GOELLER'S
PAINT STORE
Circleville
219 E. Main
'(Circlevilla Fait Freeze''
Food Locker
p. a.
gsufftn
*161 Edison Ave., Circleville, 0.'
THE
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
107 W. Main St. Phono 62
Aquinas Wins Fourth In Row
To Tie for Ci
Columbus St. Charles and St.
Mary, rained out of their sched
uled Metro league game Monday,
swing into action again today with
the Carolians meeting Columbus
Academy at St. Charles and the
Rams going against Columbus
Holy Family at Sunshine Park.
Both are League games.
Columbus Aquinas, which re
corded its fourth straight win last
week, was scheduled to meet Co
umbus North on the Terrier dia
mond last Tuesday and then is
idle until next Tuesday when
Aquinas meets Columbus West
on the Cowboy field.
Aquinas, as of last woek and
stood 2-0 in City League war
fare and a pair of wins over
North and West would give a
nice cushion on
cuit.
♦op of tho cir-
moundsman Al
up his first no-
St. Mary's ace
Buccilla marked
hitter of the baseball season last
week when the fireballing right
hander .turned back Bishop Wat
terson, 14-0. Buccilla struck out
17 Eagles to record his second
straight win of the campaign. The
win. along with Columbus Acad
emy's loss to Holy Family, moved
the Rams into first place in the
Metro loop.
Rand of Marquette. John McCar
thy of Canisius, Jimmy Booth of
Xavier, O., Grady Smith of St.
Louis, and Bill Ebben of Detroit.
Six were named to the third
team because of the closeness of
the voting: Joe Liebier, Holy
Cross Hal Perry, San Francisco
Cal Bauer, Seattle Jim Cunning
ham, Fordham: Bill Dooley, St.
Peter (N. J.) and Bob Gibson,
Creighton.
With 27 reams
Twenty-seven teams of grade
school boys opened the 30th an
nual city CYO baseball league
season last week. Four loops are
operating with teams playing one
game each week. The schedule
NICK HAS AN EXCELLENT
RECORD AS A MANAGER 7
*'CK MA**&t*
vCARS
VrfORLD
IN IM*,WITH COLUMBUS,
ANO 1*4(7, WITH MlLWAU
KmE CULLOP WAB
VOTED MINOR LEAGUE
MANAGER OF THE YEA AT
Mick __
rct'|°i’jBi
NOW TO GET
THAT HONOR
NICK MAS THC ABILITY TO
•RING OUT THE *M*T IN
HIS MSN AND TO GST THEM
TO HUSTLE ALL TK TIMS
CWITM CULLOP YOU HAVK
TO MOVC WKS A dST
7
WASHINGTON
___ A.
DC
SOO
Air-Cooled Rooms
aleiqh
H«adguart«n for tourist* and bu»to»M
people Raleigh Room renowned for
fin* cuisine .. Pall Mall Roam for
Banquet*
Special Courtotto* to Honeymooner*.
JOSEPH MASSAGHA. Jt„
President
JOHN F. SCHIOTTERBSCK,
Manager
Othtr MASSAGUA Hot'lt---------,
Hotel BOND
HARTFORD Connecticut
Hofei SINTON
CINCINNATI Ohio
Hotel SHERWYN
PITTSBURGH, Pennsylvania
Hotel MIRAMAR &
bungalows
SANTA MONICA Col-t
Hotel SENATOR
SACRAMENTO Cal
Hotel WILTON
LONG BEACH Colif
GALLUP, N
Hotel FRANCISCAN
ALBUQUERQUE N
Hotel PARK LANE
DENVER COLORADO
and
HAWAII
Hotel WAIKIKI BILTMORE
WAIKIKI BEACH HONOLULU
World-famed hotels-—
Teletype service—Family Hqa
y Loop Lead
Al Buccilla
The Holy Family win was ac
complished when relief hurler
Dan Crawford shut off an Acad
emy rally in the fifth inning to
wrap up the triumph. The Cru
saders took the 2-1 victory on
a fourth inning squeeze play as
John Rinehart rode home on
Tom Cullen's successful bunt.
annually
diamond
game in
8-2 deci-
Zanesville Rosecrans,
one of the diocese's top
powers, lost its second
a row by dropping at
sion to South Zanesville's strong
club. It was the Panthers’ fourth
win in five starts this season.
Basketbailer Jim Wiezbiski held
the Bishops to four hits while his
mates were getting eight hits and
stealing eight bases.
for next wreek is as follows:
o-----------
CYO Baseball
Annunciation League
Christ the King vs. Holy Spirit—Christ
the King. April 21.
Holy Rosary vs. St. Catharine St.
Catharine, April 21.
St. Thomas vs. St. Vincent—Wolfe,
April 21.
Our Lady of Peace, Bye.
Assumption
St. Ladislaus vs. St. Leo—Southview,
April 17.
St. John the Evan. vs. St. Mary—St.
John’s, April 17.
Corpus Christi vs. St. DRminic -St.
John's, April 18.
Presentation
St. Michael vs Immaculate Concep
tion Como, April 19.
Holy Name vs. St. Peter Tuttle. April
19.
St Augustine vs. St. Gabriel.
April 19.
WHERE
SAVE
Machinery Phone 81 Cardington O
ROOFING and SPOUTING r-
Roof Coating C. Wilaon
Rfaine _______ Dial 2-7823
For Your Next Salt
Cal) JOHN PFARR JR. Auctioneer
iiehwood. Ohio Phone 2411
BANKING SERVICE
Complete Banking Service
Tho Campbell National Bank
Phone 77, LaRue Ohio
Member Fed. Deposit Ins. Corp.
Dry Cleaner*
HARRAMAN DRY CLEANERS
288 E Church St.
Marion 2 1627
Furniture Store*
GROLL'S—WALDO
Authorized Dealers
JAMESTOWN ROYAL
Living Room Furniture
“Th* Best Made Line in America’’
Open Tuna Thnrs., Sat Eves. TUI
LANDSCAPING
Scout TREE Service
CODY HARTMAN Owner
30 yeara experience. Free estimates.
641 Oak St. Dial 2-7472. evenings i
MOVING—STORAGE PACKING
MARION CAR 1 AGE
Local and coast-to-coast moving
Low independent rates. Agent
Stevens Van Lines. 893 Wilson
Ave Dial 2-2747._____________
WRIGHT
Transfer A Storage Co.
AGENT
ALLIED VAN UNB*
126 Oak St_________ Dial 2-2537
Westinghouse TV
You can be sure IF ITS
WESTINGHOUSE
BON NEFF. INC.
Harding Highway East
Dial 2-6660
Rosecrans Books
Sport Banquet
To Fete Athletes
Linden,
Sacred Heart Bye
Visitation
St. Mary Magdalene vs. Holy
April 18
Family,
Christo-
Our Lady of Victory vs. St.
pher, Gowdy, April 18
St. Agatha vs. St. Aloysius, St. Aga
tha, April 18.
St. Francis. Bye.
THOUSANDS
MILLIONS
Currant Earnings
From Oct. 1st
INSURED
TO $10,000
CENTRAL OHIO
FEDERAL SAVINGS
66 South Third Stroat
CLASSIFIED SECTION
COMPLETE DRIVING COURSE
We pick vou up at your home and 5
take you back IVe will also help vou
obtain your driving license and fur
nisb our cr for vour driving test at
’no extra charge.
Easy Method Driving School
1 hut 2-0212: rt•tti
ZANESVILLE The annual
Rosecrans high school Athletic
banquet will be held April 23 in
the basement of the school, it
was announced this week by War
ren Pugh, president of the Bish
op Athletic Association.
The yearly affair, which is
held to honor athletes in three
sports, will be Mc'd by Dick Keys,
sports director for WHIZ radio
and television. Abe Gibron,
Cleveland Browns guard, will be
guest speaker.
Due to seating restrictions,
tickets will be limited to 300.
Bishop coaches Dick Mattingly
and Gene Rice will make varsity
football, basketball and baseball
awards. The school’s cheerlead
ers will also be honored.
-----------------o-----------------
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homi orrict cotumvs ohk
B. E. (Buzz) DAUB
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EX. 1670 DO. 3676
MARION
ik«
b-3032
Massey-Harris Ferguson Gehl Forage
Choppers Sales and Service Also
Farm Feeds L. S. Russell Farm
RITZ BAR & GRILL
You can get the best
ghetti. Ravioli, Italian
Steaks and Chicken
MADE PASTRIES.
Tho Diamond Store of Marion
MAY'S
DIAMONDS WATCHES
Manon’s Oldest Jewelers
Phonos 2-0118 2-2605
MALO BROS.
& SONS
Manati Ohie
MARION
Linceln-MsrciiryCs.lnc
Robert MeMahoe
Ph 2-3195 2-3189
“Good Qualify Used Cars'
S1
S Mela 8t
SHOP AND SAVM
Pies Furniture For The Boms
A. AXE and SON
FUNBBAL
DIKBCTOB*
LINDEN LANES
16 MODERN LANES
Air Conditioned. Open Daily 9 A M.
We Welcome Summer Bowling
3175 Cleveland AM. 3-9991
Grave Markers
$45.00
Guaranteed granite includes let
tering, delivery foundation erec
tion in cemeltrv
Full line of granitf or marble
DARDEN MEMORIALS
markers and monuments
291 N Hague Ave iR 4-0688
CIGARETTE
MJ BUILDERS—AM8-8972
Owner—Paul J. Priestas
MEMBER ST. JAMES THE LESS
THE HERMAN FALTER PACKING CO
PORK AND BEEF PRODUCTS
These business firms deserve your patronage. Use this section as a guide when buying.
PET SHOP
Beautiful Baby Parakeets
KAYLEE PET SHOP
S Prospect St Dial 2-0596
PLUMBERS
SEWERS A DRAINS
Howard & Vernon Baker
Plumbing & Heating
Pump Work A Specialty
i Oak St. Dial 2-8904
137
Italian Spa
Pizza Good
and ROME
Jo IruJr (If
ennons
AMOULANC*
SBBV1CB
VENDING
MACHINES
Accounts Accepted Within
30 Mile Radius
4
CIGARETTE
SERVICE, INC
1259 N. High AX. 9-7257
OR CALL AX. 1-4697
Today's New GAM
Now Browed With Hallertau Hops
TASTEFULLY YOURS
AUGUST WAGNER BREWERIES, INC,
Concrete Block Garages
Our Specialty!
All garages have good,
substantial footers. 4
inch concrete floors,
round-comer blocks,
2x6 rafters. No. 2
sheathing. Grade-A sid
1 n 210-lb roofing
matching house and
steel casement w
dows.
NO DOWN PAYMENT—36 MONTHS TO PAY
We obtain your building permit
For best price call anv time
COLUMBUS, OHIO
SHOPPERS
GUIDE
ELECTRIC ROTO-ROOTER Sew
er and Drain Service. 592 E.
George St. Marion 2-2726
RELIGIOUS ARTICLES
A Religious Gift ‘s Truly
Appreciated
Benson Elchert Religious Shop
328 Silvei St., Marion. Ohio
SHOES
Smart & Waddell
FINE FOOTWEAR
for 50 years
E. Center 118 S. Main
TELEVISION REPAIR
Paulus
T.V. Antenna Service
Installations Repairs
BOB PAULUS
437 Oak St. Phon* 2-4691
Television Antennas
■CONALD W. ARNDT
259 Walnut Hiqi Z-R4S0 eueotoge
Tito Bath Room.
Til* Work of All Kinds
Call or Writ* for Freo Estimate
H. K AND STONER
FINDLAY MANTEL
and TILE CO.
116 W. Front St.
Findlay. O Phono 4470
Tnt firms listed here deservo
to remembered when you are
distributing your patronage in
these different Lines of business.
NOBLET
CAFETERIA
198 East Center Street
Marion Ohio
Diamond Cantor Of Marion
LORDS
JEWELEiS
114 S Main St.
MANUAL
THERAPISTS
DEWEY E. DIXON
DIAL 3-3529
431 *. Prospect St. Merton, O.

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