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8—The Catholic Times
Terriers Notch Third Win
Watterson Tests Leaders
It was comparatively quiet on
Mie high school diamonds last
week with the Aquinas nine the
only team in league action.
The Terriers notched their
third league win without a loss,
stopping Linden 7-2. to stay in
front of the City League. Barr
ing more damp weather the Ter
riers were to meet once-defeated
North last Tuesday.
The Metro League was to re
sume play last Wednesday but
Jack Ryan'*s hoys are too far in
HEADQUARTERS
For
Parochial School
Team Equipment
Wilson and Spalding
Athletic Goods
Beck & Albanese
Sportsmans Service
223 E. Long at 5th. CA. 4-2887
Jesuit
BroHicrf^
peace
FOllOvvimG
CWILIST
•44 THE
RUutGWM
LIFE
for P«rticot«r*
WHITE
Rrn. Director
of Candidates
JtSUIT NOVITIATf
Milferd, 0hi»
THIMMES BROS.
Quality Meals & Groceries
351 S. Columbus
Lancaster Phone OL 3-1491
JOHN P. KREIDLER
Shoes f1 Di.efforttott
Phone OL. 3-5577 203 W. Main St.
LANCASTER, OHIO
BEITER & FLEGE
Lancaster, Ohio
The Kexall Store
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST^
EAST END WINE SHOP
“We Cover Lancaster Like
the Dew"
Phone OL. 3-6865
J. H. Sheridan Snns
FUNERAL HOME
222 S. Columbus St
OL. 2-4633
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Ziesler Tree Experts
Shrub and Lawn Work
Landscaping
Our Inturanee Proterr. You
•Itimore Rd. OL. 3-4415
Charlie Macioci
& Song
Selected Fruit* and Produce
Warohouto
Cor Fair and Harrison
Phong OL. 3-4712 Lancaster
“Wo are at near at your
Telephone"
Frank Spires
AUCTIONEERING
Any place any day except Tues
Lleenxed Bonded Experienced
O Lancaster O. Route a
Tel. Amanda, O. WO 91437
Craawdtl
ForWott
Fraww
Friday, April 26, 1957
Leagues Resume
Play This Week
front tn ht knocked out this
week.
In non-league duels lod..y Aqui
nas hosts Grove City and the
oft beaten St. Mary nine travels
to East moor.
Tomorrow St. Charles goes to
I^ancaster for a double-header.
Earlier last week St. Charles’
Fred Blackburn made his first
start a memorable one by blank
ing South 4-0 in a one hit ef
fort by the Carolian hurler.
High Schedule
April 29—St. Charles at Wat
terson Academy at St. Mary.
April 30b—St. Charles at Lin
den.
May 1—Holy Family a’ Watter
son St. Mary at St. Charles.
May 3—St. Mary at E.istmoor.
Card. Wyszytoski Thanks
U.S. Renefactors
NEW YORK His Eminence
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski, Pri
mate of Poland, has expressed
his gratitude to a Polish action
committee here for sending him
$26,000 to assist Polish repatri
ates from Russia.
The Cardinal expressed his
thanks in a letter sent to An
thony Gordon, chairman of the
New York committee of an emer
gency action for Polish repatri
ates from Russia.
CLEM S GRILL
CA. 4-0681
51 S. Washington Columbus* O.
LANCASTER
Information
LYENDECKER
Sohio Service Station
Broad A Chestnut
Phone OL. 3-0143 Lancaster
Fairfield Federal
Savings and Loan
1O('R SAVINGS INSI KEO
LOANS ON REAI ESI ATE
DEAN 4 BARRY PAINT
IMPERIAL WALLPAPER
The Fairfield Paint A Oil Co.
Phone OL. 3-4662 Lancaster
BAKER
Typewriter Co.
Royal Typewriters
C. Allen And Victor
Adding Machines
117 N. Columbus St.
Lancaster Phone OL. 3-4531
Funeral Directors
James H. Sheridan Son*
Funeral Directors
32? South Cohimbui Street
Lanranter Ohio
______ OL. 3-4433 OL. 3-4433______
Where to Dine
JO-KAR KESIAURANT
U* N. '«,nmln- Vlrrrt
Fhone OL. 3-9004
RAEDEL HOWE. CO
124 N. Columbus St.
Lancaster, Ohio
'Everything tn Hardware
Gordon Electric Co.
Electric Supplies
and Fixtures
For
Home Farm Industry
207 S. Broad Lancaster, O.
Phone OL 3-4973
Ml N COLUMBUS LANCASTER
Staten Distributing Co.
Distributer ter
RLATZ BAVARIAN HUDFPOHL
700 Jefferson Rhone OL. 3-7351
0L W,M LANCASTER. OHIO B'-'
Xodok BopptMo
Fnattag
aaW
O Bioalapfoe
Fred Haney, boss of the Milwaukee
Braves baseball club, plots strategy for
the 1957 National League race with his
grandsons, Bobbie, 2’/3 Chucker, 7!/i
CYO Head pin
Tournament
Set April 27
The second annual CYO Fiesta
Week Headpin Tournament spon
sored by the Knights of Colum
bus Councils in the city will be
held tomorrow in the various
neighborhoods for boy and girl
members of the parish CYO’s.
Each Council will award a hand
some trophy to the high scorer
in both the boys' and girls’ divi
sions of the tourney.
North Side parkho* will
bowl at Linden Lane* from 12
noon to 3:00 p.m.
The Sobth S1d» parithe* at
the downtown K of Lane*
from 10:00 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The West Side pari»he» will
bowl at Old Trail Lane* from
12 noon to 6:00 p.m.
The Tri Village Area par
ishes will bowl at Riverview
Lanes from 9:00 a.m. to 12:30
p.m.
The East Side parishes will
bowl at Aero Lanes 9:00 a.m.
Paul (Bucky) O’Connor. Notre
Dame 177-pound sopnnmnrp
wrestler, is the son nt the famous
Irish fullback of 1930. Paul
O'Connor Sr., is remembered for
scoring the second touchdown on
an 80-yard "perfect play’’ in the
27-0 Irish victory over Southern
California at Ixis Angeles in 1930.
For Quick Results Use Want Ads
Business Announcement* 30
Beauty Shops
BETTY’S BEAUTY SHOP
Our Ions experience 1. your Beauty
Assurance. II9Ga W. Main OL. 3-0823.
PLUMBERS
SEWERS DRAINS
Ekctnc Roto Rooter Sewer and
Drain Service 211 Pershing Drive
Phone l^ncaster OL 3-7581
Automobile Parts—Accessories
QUALITY
AUTO PARTS
Fadrick Futon King*
Warner Lockhere Rr»|. Lining
Rore-Wemerr Prmtorti
CnmnlMe Antr Part*
•nd
Machine thnt 6*r*le»
Phone OL. 3-2654
410 N Memorial Drive
rr PAYS TO USE THE
HMES CLASSIFIEDS
FRANK E. SMITH
Funeral Home
24-Hour Ambulance .Service
405 N. Columbus Fh. OL. 3-0453
Lancaster, Ohio
PAUL MILLER
ELECTRIC INC.
Electrical Contractors
111* N M«
Lancaster
Phone OL. 3-9551
DICKSON'S
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Meat and Beverages
DELIVERY SERVICE
Complete Line of Appliances
Clothing for Entire Family
Amanda, Ohio WO. 9-3131
HARRY SHAW
RESTAURAMT
We Feature
Superb Thick steak* and
Mixed Drinks To Your Liking
A Delightful Place To
Spend Ad SNemng
Duncan Hmos Qualify
Hammond Organ Music
Open Daily am To Midnight
CLOSED SUNDAYS
201 S. Broad OL. 3-0204
National League, Look Ont!
NCCW Given
Major Award
NEW YORK—(NC)—The Na
tional Council of Catholic Women
has been awarded a major Amer
ican Heritage Foundation Award
lor outstanding public service in
the 1958 National Nonpartisan
Register, Inform Yourself and
Vote program, it was announced
here by the awards committee of
the American Heritage Founda
tion.
The Council was selected from
a field of 7,000 participants
the program.
Lay Teachers Desert©
Parent’s Respect
NOTRE DAME—(NC)— A lead
ing spokesman for Catholic edu
cation says lay teachers in grade
and high schools should receive
the same respect from parents
and students as has always been
given to religious teachers
Msgr. Frederick G. Hochwalt
made the statement in an inter
view’ in the current Ave Marie
magazine published here. Gerald
E. Sherry, managing editor of the
Catholic Review, Baltimore arch
diocesan newspaper, conducted
the interview.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR EMPLOYED l^DY-Room
in cozy 4-rm. single All priv.,
washer, dryer. Nice yard, trees.
Nr. bus, stores, $45 mo. CL. 2
6234.
NEAR ST. THOMAS. Sleeping
room. Will also share apart
ment with employed lady. CL.
22326
BLUE DAMASK TABLECLOTH.
54x82, with 8 napkins. $4 small
er tablecloths in pale green,
also peach and white, $1 and
$2. Barbecue tray. $3.50 cock
tail shaker, $3 metal Venetian
blinds with blue apes, $4 each
wash rugs and hath mats Hoov
er sweeper, $20. AM. 2-6217.
Hmm
Dealer
in Your
Commu
nity
HANNA PAINT
MFG. COMPANY
1313 Windsor Ave.
COLUMBUS
AX. 4 3361
and Freddie, 10. The two older boys
attend St. Cyril's School, Encino, Califor
nia. (NC Photos).
Elementary Boys’ Baseball
Schedule Set In All Leagues
North League
May 2—St. Gabriel vs. St. Mich
ael—Como No. 1 Holy Name vs.
St. Peter—Whetstone No. I Im
maculate Conception vs. Sacred
Heart—Ijnden No. 1 Our I^ady
of Peace vs. St. Augustine—Tuttle
No. 1.
South West League
May 3—St. Mary Magdalene vs.
St. Christopher—Gowdy No. 1,
Holy Family vs. Corpus Christi—
Sunshine No. 1 St. Aloysius vs.
Our 1-ady of Victory Westgate
No. 1 St. Francis vs St. Agatha
—Gowdy No. 17.
South East League
May 3—Christ the King vs. St.
Ladislaus—Southview No 6 Hoiy
Rosary vs. St. Mary—Southview
No. 7 Holy Spirit vs. St. Cyprian
—Wolf No. 1 St. Thomas vs. St.
John—Krum No. 1.
DOLANS
Clothing & Shoos
59 S. 3rd St. Newark
Service
Integrity
The
Park National
Bank
OF NEWARK
George W. Arensberg
PHARMACIST
174 Hudson Ave., Newark, Ohio
SPECIALIZING
IN PRESCRIPTIONS
RITCHEY'S
Restaurant
in
Newark, Ohio
Swanks Market
Phone FA. 3-2151
Newark
45 Granville
The Store That Is Different
Furniture & Appliances
57-59 W Main St. Newark
WVWMNWAWAWWW
The
John J. Carroll
Store
Newark
GOOD SERVICE AT
A FAIR PRICE
Ganuino Part*
BATTERIES $7.60
(INSTALLED IN COUNTY)
WALKER & BATTAT
FA. 6-6161 107 E. Main St.
Newark
BEST BUY IN USED CARS
6 LINCOLN 6
CONTINENTALS
The Only Car
That la Worth
More Tomorrow
RELIABLE
1
UPHOLSTERY CO
FA. 4-3521
FOR ALL CARS
FREE INSTALLATION
Reaver Stores
•I E. MAIN FA 4-4681
YEARS IN NEWARK
Corpus Christi
Takes Both
CYO Titles
Corpus won both the prep and
senior basketball championship
last Monday at the K of C.
In the Prep division Corpus
Christi and St. Mary played a
close game. It was an exciting
game with the lead shifting back
and forth many times. Corpus
Christi finally picked up a three
point lead and went on to win.
The final score was Corpus
Christi 55. St. Mary 50.
The Senior Division game be
tween St. Mary and Corpus
Christi was just as thrilling.
Each team scored point for
point until the closing minutes
of play, when Corpus Christi
went out in front and won by
eight points. The final was Cor
pus Christi 52, St. Mary 46.
Girls’ Softball
Leagues Set
O.
Girls’ elementary softball starts
play April 29 and May 1. There
are two leagues this year with 12
teams participating. The schedule
for the first set of games is as
follows
April 29—St. Agatha-St. Christo
pher, St. Agatha.
Immaculate Conception St. Mi
chael. St. Michael.
St Mary Magdalene Our Lady
of Peace. Westgate.
May 1—Holy Rosary Corpus
Christi. Wolf.
St. Francis Christ the King,
Gowdy.
St. Mary St. Dominic. South
view.
Books of Wallpaper. Over 22
years experience. M. L. (Bus)
Gamble. Dial DL 4-1506.
BUCHANAN TRACTOR SALES,
UTICA. Ohio. Phone TW. 2-2761.
Ferguson-Massey Harris. New Hol
land, Shawnee & Davis Backoe
dealers.
CARRY OUTS
MONTGOMERY CARRY OUT
COLD BEER ALE WINE
FARTY SUFFLIES CASE DELIVERY
Onen 9.00 A.M. to 12:00 P.M
103 S. Third_________ FA. 9-4351
SEPTIC TANKS
Pre-Cast Concrete
Septic Tanks
CONCRETE AND CINDER BLOCKS
W. L. Mattox
Corner Ferry and Daniel Ave.
Fhone DI. 4.5930, Newark, Ohio
SAVINGS A LOAN
NEWARK SAVINGS A LOAN CO.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
INSURED SAVINGS
14 W. Main FA. 3-5411
LIFE TIME CAREER
BE A HAIRDRESSER
3-B School of Beauty
1714 5. BARK FLACK
FHONE FA. 4-0351
A profession for male and female.
Cash and payment plan. Clinic
open to the public, minimum pric
es. No appointment necessary.
For Advertising Rates
Write:
AD DEPT.
CATHOLIC TIMES
P. O. BOX 636
COLUMBUS OHIO
MEAT CUT
FOR
LOCKERS
OR
FREEZERS
We Sell BhI By
The Quarter
McCANN’S
LOCKERS
Utica, Ohio
For Sales & Service
You Will Be Happier
TOMORROW
If You See
Peterson Buick
TODAY
PETERSON
BUICK
Newark, Ohio
Insured Deposits
THE
NEWARK TRUST
COMPANY
MCMBCR FEDERAL DEPOSIT
INSURANCE CORFORATION
Fourth ‘Europe Village'
To Be Built In Italy
HUY, Belgium—(NC) The
fourth ’‘Europe Village,” where
refugees from all nations are giv
en homes, is to be built in the
Italian town of Biella, near
Naples.
This was revealed here by the
offices of the Aid to Displaced
Persons, a welfare organization
headed bv Father Dominic Pire,
OP.
The luxurious, ocean
side Coronado Hotel
is convenient
fo everything.
Fool and Cabana
Club. Private Beach.
Near Churchet
BUYERS' NEWARK GUIDE
INFORMATION
Schlitz. Burger. Gam
Distributor in Licking County
Hines Distributing Company
Newark O. Phone I A. 6-jfi9jl_
Ralph E. Turner
AUCTIONEER
“Personal Property and Real Es
tate”. Newark, Phone FA. 4-2241,
FA^ 3-392!. _______________
PAINTING (Interior-Exterior). Pa
per removed. Papering. Sample
O. D. HOLLAR & SON
Plum binfi and Heating
62 West Church Street
Office Phone FA. 3-5541
Res. Phone DI. 4-4435
Motorists Mutual Ins. Co.
I
RAYMOND R. HOHL
Auto Fire
General liability
33 Columbia St. FA. 6-8951
PASTEURIZED
DAIRY PRODUCTS
"We Invite Your Inspection
of Our Dairy”
I Kreig St., phone FA. 4-3521
IVAN MATHIS
MOVING—STORAGE
Allied Van Lines
World's Largest Long Distance
Movers
Rhone FA. 4-3441, Newark, Ohio
THE HUB
The Busy Store
Men's and Boy'* Clothing
NEWARK, OHIO
aaa**aaeaaae«M*«*a*M
TRADE WITH THE
ROE EMERSON
STORE
CLOTHES HATS FURNISHINGS
SHOES
11 "S" West Side Square, Newerk
“The Lad’s Store as Well a« Dad'.’’
PMWWWWWMFWWWWVW1
Expert TV Service
In Home or Shop
DAUGHERTY
TELEVISION
N. 4th St. FA. 4-5351
CEMENT BRICK
NEW AND USED LUMBER
AND BUILDING MATERIALS
S. G. (TEDO)
LOEWENDICK & SONS
LINNVILLE ROAD
FHONE FA. 4-1441
Newark, Ohio
Japan's Catholic Braille
Library Has 600 Books*
iwn
yeoe^eo^jenfototowneoe^eoeoeowOdewe?*?*?!
s
TOKYO, Japan—(NC) —Moff
than 600 books are now av-adatile
to Japan’s blind persons
Catholic Braille Library here.
Already the Gospels have 8e8n
transcribed and work on tl»e
Epistles is expected to be com
pleted this year. The library pub
lishes a quarterly magazine for
the blind entitled, Ake-no-Hoshi
(Morning Star).
EnJoyaMy Iti^o/imnC
You'll feel younger, happier, an^ healthier
under the warm sun's rays! Come to Miami Beach...
frolic on sandy beaches...swim in clear blue
water...Where every dayis a summer day...
and you can feel yourself live!
POOL AND
CABANA CLUB
MIAMI BEACH
Edward W. Collins, Mng. Director
Profitable Credit Sales
is our most important objective
The
Credit Bureau
We Collect in a Peaceful Way—
if Possible Rut We Collect.
i
JACK D. BRADDOCK
AUCTIONEER
Complete Dispersal Of
Personal And Real Property
Phone JU. 2-2211
s
Nowark, Ohio
Sd*o»o»o»o«o»o»c«o«6«6«e*o«6»o«c*o*o*d*o»o6«'
Indpendent Dairy Inc.
Granville, Ohio
Altmeyer Shell Service
NOW
SUPER
SHELL
WITH
Have ALL Your Horsepower
104 Granville St. at Buckingham
Painted Walls, Washable
Wallpaper, Basement and
Woodwork cleaned with
machine and detergent,
no soap.
Free estimate or demonstration.
Average room $4.00. Work $uaran.
toed. Commercial er private homes.
MAGIC WALL
CLEANING COMPANY
404 West Church Street
Fhone FA. 9-3413 or FA. 4-7713
OPTOMETRIST
Dewey T. Hartley, O.D.
First National Bank Bldg.
Phone: FA. 6-0641, Nowark, O.
Tru-Value' Used Cart
West Main Motors
93 W. MAIN FHONE FA. 5-1911
Just 31 Stsps West of Fifth ft,
Ora Shannon
REALTOR
365 National Drive
FAirfax 2-2261 Newark, O.
TOM STEVENS
NORTH PARK FLORIST
Ohio’s Most Beautiful Flower Shop
1237 Mt. Vornon Rd. FAirfax 6-2341
MATESICH DIST. AGENCY
Budweiser— Wiedemann's Red Top
GIBSON'S WINES
CURRAN MOTOR CO., INC.
PITTS
LINCOLN MERCURY
Sales and Service
600 W. Church St. FA. 4-0411 Newark, Ohio
Zanesville, Ohio
Your Cadillac Oldsmobile Dealer
And Safety Tested Used Cars ill
102-108 East Main St. Phone FA 2-2131 Newark, O.

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