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•—THE CATHOLIC TIMES
Friday, August 10,1956
AEROLITE ALUMINUM
Storm Windows and.Doors
Aluminum Combmation and
Outside Casement Storm Windows
and Doors
No Down Payment. Up to 36 Mos.
to pay, FHA. Direct iactory branch.
Free Home Estimate.
FOR INFORMATION CALL
Aerolite Window Co.
1390 N. High St. AX. 4-4486
Our 32nd Year
Giving
Columbus
People
The Deal
They Want
555 W. Broad St.
CA. 8-1555
Funeral Directors Z-6
The Mader-Peoples Funeral Homes
421 Putnam Ave. 810 Forest Ave.
Phono 2-4551
Arthur A. Bryan Kenneth O. Bolin Wendell Swope
BYERS FUNERAL HOME
AMBULANCE SERVICE
707 Adair Avo. GL. 2-1215
I ^formation Z-9
THE CAMERA SHOP
“Everything Photographic*9
620 Market St. Phan 2-7302
To BUY or SELL Your Home
DON HUNTER REALTY
Office, Corner ot Blue end Adeir
Phone 3-8272, 3-470B
Bohn A Kero
MIg. A Supply Co.
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General Contractors
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Froeier Refrigerator
L. A. EMMERT
Stare 1913 GL 1-6016
South Th I rg st., Zanoavllla. Ohio
WISEMAN
DAIRY
“Quality Pnxfiicts Since 1926’
Phone 45R Crooksville, O.
JUDY'S
Service and Restaurant
State and W. Main Sts.
Phono GL. 2-0169
V, of Dayton Footballers To
Practice at Camp St. Joseph
Bud Kerr.’s 1956 University of
Dayton football Flyers have lost
a co-captain but gained a train
ing site.
Co-captain Jerry Ward, 228
pound senior guard from Cleve
land, Ohio, ran into scholastic
difficulties in summer school and
failed to come up with a high
enough point average to remain
eligible for varsity competition.
Ward had been a standout for the
Flyers for two seasons playing
both middle of the defensive line
and switching to lin.’backer when
needed. His loss means the Fly
ers will be ifld on the field by co
captain Billy (The Blur) Smith,
Dayton’s 164-pound pocket rocket
halfback from Hamilton, Ohio.
Smith, workhorse and pride of
the Flyer backfield, was the most
valuable player of the 1955
squad.
Kerr also reported that the
______ _______
Home Cooking 6 a. 2:30 a. m.
Beer Wine Liquor IN BUSINESS 16
YEARS. 1647 MeKii.ley, BR. 4-0260.
At
ZANESVILLE
FUNERAL HOME
Inc.
Southeastern Ohio's Most Beautiful Mortuary
935 Forest Avenue Dial GL. 2-5757
"Your Beauty is our Career” «I
Ann's Beauty Lounge, Inc.
ANITA H. FLOOD J!
47 N. 4th St. (Mein Fleer) Phene 2-4152
Radio Sendee Appliances Repaired
ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO.
GEORGE F. SMITH
ill Gallagher St. Zanesville. Ph. S-7SM
Electrical Wiring Maintenance
Commercial Industrial Residential
The firms listed
here deserve
to be remembered when you are
distributing your patronage Id
lhe different lines of business.
TON’S
Ice Cream Bowl
Zanosvillo, Ohio
Edward F. Warner
Building Contractor
1150 Talley Avo.
Ph. 3-6831 Zanosvillo
OR. 0. C. ENGLAND
OPTOMETRIST
New
Ground Floor
Offices
21 South Sixth St.
DIAL GL. 24321
Flyers will hold pre-season
training at St. Joseph CYO
Camp at Lockbourne, Ohio,
near Columbus.
Arrangements for the Flyers
to use the camp were made
through Father Richard Dodd, di
rector of youth activities in the
Columbus diocese.
Kerr expects approximately 40
Flyers to report in Aug 31 for
picture-taking on the U.D. cam
pus. The squad will leave that
night for camp and will open
practice there Sept. 1. The Fly
ers will remain at St. Joseph's
for 13 days. The training camp
is the first such venture for Day
ton which has always held its
practices on campus.
At St. Joseph's, Kerr, in his
first year as Flyer grid chief,
and his staff, among other fac
tors, will be able to make use
of privacy not obtainable on
the Flyers' wide-open practice
field.
fht Incredibly Beautiful NEW
FOUND ONLY AT THE BILTMORE TERRACE
o
HOTEL
e POOL
e CABANA
CLUB
Limousine Transportation
from Airport or Depot to the Hotel!
e Luxurious Beach Chaisettes 1 ....
e Turkish Steam Baths for Women and Men!
e
Get-together Cocktail Parties!
o
Dancing, Floor Shows and
Entertainment you will adore!
e
Parking Free too—all the time!
e Transportation to Shopping Centers,
Golf Courses, Theatres, etc.!
Also, Feature Movies—Television!
COMFLKTELY AIR-COHOITIONID
Private Beach and Large Swimming Peel
AMERICAN OR EUROPEAN PLAN
Sidney Thai, Managing Director
OCIANFRONT AT S7TH STRUT
iami Beach
FLORIDA
Williams
Bakery
626_Market St. Dial 2-1076
Business AnnouswomonH 146
Appliances
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
DrWe to Dneae Faile A Save
W. DEITRICK
We WMe Pk 4-43SS SHm 4-4489
Beverages
WRIGWT VMM COLA SOTTLIMS CO.
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Cleaners and Dyers
DUSINBRRRY
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117 Dadmwaad Ph. S-OOQS
Drug Stores
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pharmacy
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INSURANCE
FINAN INSURANCE AGENCY
FIRST TRUST BLDG.______ PB *.**•!
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Fire Auto Trucks
Rhone OL 3-7793
Lawn Mowers—Sharpened
Hand and Power Mowers machine
sharpened and repaired. Pick up
and delivery. Call after 4 P.
Phone GL. 33593. MULLENIX, 214
Luck Ave Zanesville.
Money To Loan
AID BUDGET- LOAN
Automobile, Household Goode Loans
413 Market S "Bill’' Hart. Dial 2-7516
Painting
Hanifan Decorators, Inc.
Domestic and Industrial
Painters and Decorators
829 Park St. Zanesville
Office Phan. 3-41?* Rae Phene 2-SOI
Television Z-73
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BOB MILLER A SON 1
Your DeSoto-Plymouth
Dealer
647 Putnam Ave. BL. 2-3663
Zatiesvllo
JIM CHARLES*
ZANESVILLE
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
"We Sell the Best and Sendee
the Restr
ROYAL Typewriters OLIVSTTl
Calculators
414 Market St. Ph: OL 9-9489
••••••••••••••bbbbbbih
BORDEN'S
Gail Borden Milk
PHONE 2-5451
Zanesville, Ohio
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Adame Broa. Inc.
Exeavattng a Gradieg
Ready Mixed Concrete
Building Supplies
Weed lawn Ave.. ZaaeevtUe. O.
i»si
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Concrete Pleat at CoshcMMn. Okie
Phene 999 W-l
THE WINNERS The Columbus St.
Charles baseball team, pictured above,
won the championship of the Central Ohio
Summer High School Baseball League re
cently when the club took a 3-1 win over
Columbus North in the title deciding game
at Jets Stadium. The crown marked the
eighth time in the nine year existence of
the league that St. Charles has won. In
Officials of the Mid-Winter
Sports Association, which oper
ates the Sugar Bowl games, said
that the withdrawals of Notre
Dame, St. Louis and Dayton uni
versities probably means that
there will be no basketball tourn
ament this year.
In their withdrawals from the
tournament, the three universi
ties made it clear that their ath
letic teams represent the entire
student bodies of their schools,
which include Negroes. They add
ed that any student is eligible to
participate in athletics and will
not be kept off the team because
of race. The schools added that
their policies do not recognize ra
cial segregation.
National Collegiate Athletic
Association rules limit college
and university teams to 26
games and, since schedules for
the coming basketball season
already have been completed,
It appears next to Impossible
to get major teams for the
tournament, oven If they were
willing to play undor segregat
ed conditions.
The new law may similarly af
fect track, boxing, and other
competition in the Sugar Bowl
classic. The annual football game
will be held New Year’s Day, but
the caliber of competition may
likewise suffer.
Religious gatherings are spe
cifically excluded from the bill
which, was signed into law by
Gov. Earl K. Ixmg. The text of
the law follows:
*AN ACT to prohibit all In
terracial dancing, social func
tions, entertainments, athletic
treinlng, gemes, sports or con
tests and other such activities!
to provide for separate seating
and other facilities for Whites
and Negroes to provide penal
ties for the violation of this
Act, and to repeal all laws or
Detroit Tigers
Sign High School
Pitching Star
MONROE, Mich., (NO—Dick
Vigliotti, Catholic Central pitch
ing star for three years, has
signed a Detroit Tiger baseball
contract. He will report to Tiger
town camp in Lakeland, Fla.
next March.
The youth won 18 games for
the high school team and pitched
his club to a pair of Southeastern
Michigan Conference baseball
championships. He was an out
standing basketball and football
player, winning “most valuable
player” awards in both sports.
$Q95
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AAAA fo widths. Also ovolleblo
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Bleak Calf, Rod Calf, Block Potoof
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obovo IB silghfly higher.
Columbus St. Charles’Summer Loop Champs
St. Louis, Notre Dame,
Dayton Leave Sugar Bowl
NEW ORLEANS (NC) Wrecking of the Sugar
Bowl basketball tournament scheduled for next December
28 and 29 came in the immediate wake of enactment of the
new Louisiana law banning mixed racial athletic contests.
Three teams of Catholic universities withdrew from the
tournament.
parts of laws in conflict here
with.
“Be if enacted by the Legisla
ture of Louisiana:
“Section 1. That all persons,
firms and corporations are pro
hibited from sponsoring, arrang
ing, participating in, or permit
ting on premises under their con
trol any dancing, social functions,
entertainments, athletic training,
games, sports or contests and oth
er such activities involving per
sonal and other contacts, in
which the participants or contest
ants are members of the White
and Negro races.
“Section 2. That any entertain
ment, or athletic contest, where
the public is invited or may at
tend, the sponsors or those in
control of the premises shall pro
vide separate seating arrange
ments, and separate sanitary,
drinking water and any other fa
cilities for members of the white
and Negro races, and to mark
such separate accommodations
and facilities with signs printed
in bold letters.
“Section 3. That white per
sons are prohibited from sit
ting in or using any part of
sooting arrangements and sani
tary or other facilities sot apart
for members of the Negro race
and members of the Negro race
are prohibited from sitting In
or using any part of seating ar
rangements and sanitary or
other facilities sob dpart for
white persons.
“Section 4. Any person, firm
or corporation violating the pro
vision of this Act shall be guilty
of a misdemeanor and, upon con
vicion, shall be fined not less
than $100 or more than $1,000
and imprisoned for not less than
60 days or more than one year.
“Section 5. This Act is passed
in the exercise of the State Po
lice Power to regulate public
health, morals, and to maintain
peace and good order in the
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Every one is bound to bear
patiently th? results of his own
example.—Phaedrus (first cen
tury A.D.)
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
SPINET PIANO
To ba sold for balance due on account
by taking over small monthly pay
ments. Inquire Thompson Music Co.,
17 W. Church St., Newark, Ohio.
Phone FA. 6-5681
CHILLICOTHE, OHIO
FOR SALE
1955 DESOTO
4 Door. Fully equipped.
12,000 Miles.
PHONE 5-1803
Certain Something!
Pumps Have That
FOR STREET
—FOR BUSINESS
—FOR SMARTNESS
You'll Lovo fho Dressy Low Hoell
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bloat sudo
Wo terry fhle poap
the first row, left to right, are: Bob Dus
tenberg, Steve Scherer, Joe Bossetti, Dave
Nardone, Mike Sweeney, Tom Hoffman
and Matt Howard. Second row: John
Sauter, Herman Knapp, Bob Koerner, Tom
Austin, Alex Layman, Dan Wiles, Jim
Allen and Ernie DeMatteis. Third row:
Mike McDonald, Duane Davies, Larry Sop
ko and coach Jack Ryan.
12
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State and shall be so construed.
This Act shall not become effec
tice until tha fifteenth day of
October, 1956. None of the pro
visions of this bill shall be con
strued to apply to religious gath
erings, services or functions.
“Section 6. That any laws or
parts of laws in conflict here
with be and the same are hereby
repealed.”
SEYMOUR BAKERY CO.
Wholesale Esl. 1924 Retail
RESTAURANTS HOTELS
DO-NUTS, ROLLS AND BUNS
Specializing in
WEDDING AND PARTY CAKES
942 E. Livingston Ava. CL. 2-1464
2123 E. Livingston Ava. BE. 1.3659
BRYANT
COMMAND-AIRE
TWINS
Heating And
Cooling
Favret
Furnace Co.
CA. 4*5211
55 E. Goodale Columbus, O
CLASSIFIED SECTION
COMPLETE DRIVING COURSE
We pick you up at your home and
take you back We will also help you
obtain your driving license and fur
nish our er for your driving test at
no extra charge.
Easy Method Driving Scheel
Pul 2-0212. evenings 6-3882_____
Massey-Barris Ferguson Gehl Forage
Choppers -Sales and Service. Also
Farm Foods. L. S. Russell, Farm
Machinery, Phone 81. Cardington, O
ROOFING and SPOUTING
Roof Coating H. C. Wilson
144 Blaine Ave.____________ Dial t-7832
For Tour Next Sale
Cail JOHN PFARR. JR.. Auctioneer
ttichwood. Ohio Phone 3411
BANKING SERVICE
Complete Banking Service
The Campbell National Bank
Phone 77, LaRue. Ohio
Member Fed. Deposit Ins. Corp-
Dry Cleaners
ELARRAMAN DRY CLEANERS
288 E. Church SL
Marion 2-1627
Furniture Stores
GROLL'S—WALDO
Authorized Dealers
JAMESTOWN ROYAL
Living Room Furniture
“The Best Made Line in Amsriea**
Open Tuns.. Thun.. Sat Eves. TUi
nnons
Westinghouse TV
You can be sure IF ITS
WESTINGHOUSE
BON NEFF, INC.
Harding Highway Beet
Dial 2-6660
Talavltion Service
"We Sell the Best and
Service the Rest**
SIR VIC I ON ALL MAKIS
Wl SILL PARTS, TUBIS,
ANTENNAS
Wook Days 9-9 Sunday 13-9
Sylvania Authorized Sales, Service
Dial 2-0913 Marion
GATTSHALL'S TV
SALES A SERVICE
9*4 N. Mata Marlon
All-Stars Win
Over Kings, 9-7
The All-Stars won the first of
two Little League All-Star games
recently in the Christ the King
loop with 9-7 verdict over the
Kings. Both teams collected 12
hits and committed three errors
but winning pitcher Tom En
right was tough in the clutches
to gain the decision.
A second game between the
two teams will be played at the
end of the season in September.
Coaches in the league selected
three boys from each squad to
meet the school’s regular team,
The Kings.
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IT PAYS TO USE THE
TIMES CLASSIFIEDS
ADA NURSING HOME
For Men end Women
Ambulatory and Bod Patients
24-Hour Nursing Service
Convalescents
Doctors Available at all Baurs
Opal Clay, Manager
125 8. Gilbert Phone 220
BAKERY
NEW SYSTEM
BAKERY
BUCKEYE LAKE
MARION
PET SHOP
Beautiful BaDy Parakeets
KAYLEE PET SHOP
543 S Prospect St Dial 2-0596
PLUMBERS
SEWERS A DRAINS
ELECTRIC ROTO-ROOTER Sew
er and Drain Service 592 E
George St. Marion 2-2726.
Acme Cleaners
Quality Cleaning
In Our Own Plant
Alterations and Repairs
437 Windsor St. Martan. Ohio
The Diamond Store of Marlon
9
SHOP AND 8AVI
Fins Furniturs Fee Tbs Boom
lo Inuir (b
MAY'S
DIAMONDS WATCHES
Marion’s Oldest Jewelers
129 S. Main St.
O. Ph. 21725!
Marion's Oldest Established
MARION
Uncoln-MercHryCOsInc
Behcet MaMahco
Ph. 2-3195 2-3119
"Good Quality Used Cart*
383
a Maia St
Marten O
Phones 2-01 IB 2-2605
MALO BROS.
&SONS
SOvee and Bartram Avan.
Marion. Okie
Circleville
BUYERS' GUIDE
PLUMBERS
SEWERS A DRAINS
Electric Roto-Rooter Sewer
Premium Grease
...AMr YEARS
of
Smooth OrMnqt
No car will last forever ... bat, your car will last
longer, ride more smoothly without squeaks, if you
will let us lubricate it every 1,000 miles with
Sinclair
uthounb premium grease.
These business firms deserve your patronage. Use this section as a guide when buying.
LANDSCAPING
Scout TREE Service
CODY HARTMAN Owner
years' experience. Free estimates.
Dial 2-7472, evenings
30____
641 Oak St.
MOVING—-STORAGE—PACKING
WRIGHT
Transfer & Storage Co.
AGENT
ALLIED VAN UNEB
Oak St Dial 2-2537
126
FINNERAN
& FISCHER
Oak and 6th Sts. CA. 4-1070
COLUMBUS, OHIO
and
D^ain service Phone CirclevillB
455
GOELLER'S
PAINT STORE
219 E. Main Circleville
*’Circleville Fast Freeze**
Food Locker
o
O P. J. GRIFFIN 3
Owner and .Jveratae
0161 Edison Ave., Circleville, O.1
CtrcleviUo
THE
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
'Wher, Service Predominate*''
107 W. Mein St. Phone 62
SINCLAIR
LITHOLINE*
Howard & Vernon Baker
Plumbing & Heating
Pump Work A Specialty
630 Oak St Dial 2-8004
Piano Sale Marion, O,
We have a Baldwin spinet piano that
received a broken leg in shipment.
Will sell as is at considerable dis
count or repair and still make ad
justment. Can be bought without
any down payment and payments
around *20.00 monthly. If you’re
handy and looking for a real bargain
don’t miss this Baldwin Piano.
HARDEN MUSIC STORE
179 S. Main Marion, O,
RELIGIOUS ARTICLES
A Religious Gift U Truly
Benson Elchert Religious Shop
328 Silvei St. Marion Ohio
SHOES
Smart & Waddell
FINE FOOTWEAR
for 50 years
E. Canter 1 IB 5. Mala
137
Dial 2-9501
TELEVISION REPAIR
Television Antennas
KONALD w. ARNDT
Z69 E Walnat nud t-8460 eswtagy
Tile Bath Room
Tile Work of All Kinds
Call or Write for Free Estimate
H. K. AND STONER
FINDLAY MANTEL
end TILE CO.
116 W. Front St.
Findlay O. Phone 4470
RITZ BAR & GRILL
tn Marion
You can get the best Italian Spa
ghetti, Ravioli, Italian Pizza, Good
Steaks and Chicken and ROMP
MADE PASTRIES.
rem too Been A Panes Ortnka
Free Souvenir Coloring Book
CHILDREN'S MENU
Wide Assortment of Meals
At SENSIBLE PRICES
Bring the Whole Family to
the Newly Redecorated
Midway Restaurant
Opp. Courthouse. Marlon

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