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Evening star., 1952-08-24
DRUGSTORE
FIXTURES

Complete. blond-flnish modern, UP,
refrigerated fountain trecent model
in Al condition, back bar. tables
chairs. glass wall and display cases
Immediate possession. Write or phone
HARRY K. OLIVER
100 Z, Baltimore St, Baltimore Q
10 am. or after 4:30 pm.
DRUM TABLE. apt. divan. two enc
tables. two living rm. chairs. bedrm
chair. FIR. lamp, stx-way: 9x12 rus
"a Rollway bed. Phone HO. 1903.
DRUMS-One set Leedy, fully equip
incl. 2 tunable tom-toms and out
fitted with Zildjian symbols: excel
cond.; carry cases. Phone WO. 1914
Sun. lO-5 or after : in the evening
$l55. Phone CHI. 145S. Fri. Sat. OF
bGUHPPLiICAroR-pependable, s,mpl.
no ink. no gelatin. no mess; new
metal. portable. S32.5O KE. S-4S99
DUPLICATOR, new prints over 1900
PSons Pfssss0Tlfs AIS si9a. t9 operate $1,000
ELECTRIC FAN. direct current, Gen.
eral Electric. IL inches. oscillating
EMIE II {. G''Ii ILiIFT-cHArR tinclinator,
SP'7! rS:s' Sss s,sS sSoF
condition. saaranteed. IS. co. Co. 1TS@ PSs
ELEC, RANGE, 3 burner and deer
well: excel: cond,: $50; OIL. 1854
Eaas aandton kaScs slas aSssSsiss v'zy
ELEC. RANGE. new, 3s-inch. Univ.
still in crate; d. well. drwr., clock
timer; orig. price. $3.50; sell $40
EMERAED slH5' RING. a-side diamonds
emerald about l ct, side diamonds
y ct. total. platinum setting; retail
about 5000. consider highest Offer
or trade for mans diamond; also.
collection Of small precious gems,
incl mel AN HSmethyst.~opals' nST sapphires, etc.
ENcXCEoPE1iA BRIrTAN1cA, lat.
est edition: second copyright, abso-
cost 1899 and $474. take first 500.
ENcYCLoPPEDIA WORLD BOOK. First
shSce eaehs1 Of ssh0os 1na libraries aS
pictures. Articles are graded, each
written so pupils in grade where
studied can understand it. More
World Books are bought annually
than any other ency. in America.
Invest in happy school days for your
children. Only 20 cents a day. Ask
tion. No obligation. Phone CO. 2514,
or write P. o. Box 3139. Washing
!SnAl 4 81 p-n Omega. with color
head and 6ss" lens; $140. Box
13O-E Star
FAN-ventilating; stand: l hip. &C. j;
$50. MA. 5000. Ext 7O1, eve. G..
E. TRAYLoR,. l717 G st. NV.
Mobilaire WESTINGHOUSE !.
cost $50; sac. sos. OR. 20SS. :
FAM. Westinghouse. 1O-in., good
eond.; $40. 1913 Shepherd st. NV.
FANS, eIec.. &C. and dc. best cond..
day. G co 0tIS 46s5 SKfs NE 1IIa ifcsfe 18th nS S.
FAN, 24-in. pedestal. s it. high; ideal
for store or shop; $35. Taylor 5449.
FAN. l2-in. Varnado window, 8
speeds. reversible. new. 1852 Irving
FAN. GE. twin. 8 speeds, thermo-
stat; used one mo-; $65. LA.
Mobilair and / small: elec.
broiler, floor lamps. l347 Sara
toga ne, Apt, 453-B. MI. 5643.
FANS (3 GE 16-in. oscillating dc
current fans. Call EX. 2S12.
FANS-Make your own fans; Use
We furnish the blades. Ma. 1857.
sizes. Installed: go years reliable
service. GICHNER LA G .R{iOO
Evening star., 1952-08-24
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
FURNITURE SALE

Beds; nas IS; d drsssers; sS ss:SS s 80 up wash
$is.5o: couch. n SO; chairs. ss-$7 50 50
lamps, 81; coffee table. $3.50; enc
tables, 81 up; studio couch, $40; rec.
ord cab. like new, $50: TV table
$3.50; other bargains. Open Suns.
ewes. till z. BELL KINDS, sos 8tf
Z st. NV. and 412 z. Capitol ST., DI
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Furniture-Leather
For Home and Office
At Terrific Savings

New leather sofas. club chairs, wins
416 5th st. n.v> suite 504, Coium.
bian BLDG, DL-s3s55. ~
Evening star., 1952-08-24
LIVING ROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT
SAVINGS OF 20qs TO 5O@e ON
NEW SAMPLE CLOSEOUTS. LOOK
AT THESE BARGAINS.
Custom-built studio couch In lovely
fabrics, was S79.5O.. now S56. so;
genuine mahog, kneehole desk with
fine tooled-leather top, was S129. so,
now $77.50; Fisher duo lounge with
flne innerspring mattress, was
S259.6O. now Si49.5 so; solid maple
sofa bed and 2 matching club
chairs. was $1S9.5O, now S129. so;
very comfortable mahog. platform
rocker, was S49.5O, now S27. 80:
many more bargains too numerous
to mention. Open Saturday all day.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. CO.
GOT 7th st. NV, Elk. 6742
The Sample Bargain Store Of Wash.
LUGGAGE. samsonite matched
bags, large and med. size; excel.
cond4 $25. KE. 3-56O1.
LUMBER. odd lots; new and used.
cleaned and rafters, flooring, siding
best offer. WO. 7517. 24'
LUMBER. African mahogany. beauti-
full grains, 60c hd. IT.; makes excel.
paneling. 331 Emerson st. NV.
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LIGHT PLANTS

SURPLUS AT 30% SAVINGS.
A:C.. DC, $50 WATTS TO so XIV
2513 MIST NV. EX. 1927.
LINEN; CLOSET. shelves and drawers
BOOK SHELVES. 104 linear feet
Record shelves, three feet wide. Fl
linear feet; ornamental corner cup
board. ME. 0590.
LIVING ROOM SUITE, modern, 3 DC.
recently upholstered. Ii. 3-2S51, ol
LIVING ROOM SUITE, bedrm.. Kit
and dinette. After 8 pm. on Sun.
after 2 pm. weekdays. 126 34th
LIy, RIM; SUITE; 3 pcs. and covers
LivING ROOM SUITE, platform a rock.
eT,, television set I6" with Ty table
any time. Weekdays after pm
5401 Hamilton ST.. Apt. 8. Roger
Heights. Md. Elnar Gardens Apart
ments. AP. 677O. pa
LIv. RIM. SUITE, 8 PC, good condi.
ton, $16O. Domestic sewing ma
chine, console. new. .Sl25. Elec
used. S25. Lewyt vacuum cleaner
all attachments. S45. AP. 6625.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
FREEZERS
SAVE UP TO 5000

CASH On TERMS
Brand-neW models, almost all makes.
Open ewes. It'll 8 pm.
Silver Spring Gas & Elec. Co.
944 Wayne Ave. JU. s-S03S
Evening star., 1952-08-24
LUMBER

lumber and miilwork. Open ali day
storm; and screen doors. s Il. wide.
6 It: 8 in. high. Ia in. thick,
high. 1ls In. thick. $3.50.
Wheaton Lumber Co., Inc.
2602 Blue Ridge Ave. Wheaton, Md.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
TV-Reconfiitioned

.12h-inch Consoles. S24.50 Down .
consoles, many with new pict. ti,beS
the finest recond. sets in Wash'
BLAIR TV,. 1922 Wis. ave. Oper
evenings tifl q.
TENT. center-pole unibfeIIa win
Sl Sssreened porch. new condition. s30s
TIRES. 5 used 6.4Ox15 white vsiss
with tubes, $50. JE. 3-iSf7.
tubes; $40. 10. 5-osso. ~
TIRES. 3-760x15; . Wv; So each.
S2ool Yost pl me-, on Bladeps-
TRUNK. wardrobe. Hartman, a -
condition $36 JU. e-i2se.9
CONTINUED on Next Pass5 ID
Evening star., 1952-08-24
LUMBER BARGAINS

LU MDE1C DA1EN1h1NO
One inch fr plywood. 4xS,
S4.40 each; plywood cutting. "a
price; odd stock doors, mouldings.
hardwood and vhite-pine cuttings;
3.ft. redwood pickets. 15c. Open
all day Sat. Sun, We'd. Thurs. ewes
GEN. MILLWORK co.
1900 Garrett PIX. I'd. lend Of Conn.
ave. turn leftl. IO. h-2311.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
n 81. ne.
REFRIGERATORS
FREEZERS
Save 500 on Brand-New
Deep Freeze or Refrigerators
ALPERSTEIN'S
1920 7th st. NV.

REFGR.. Admiral. 7 cubic feet: new;
$125; LO. 4-6S21.
REFGR.. apt.-siZe Shelvador. 4 Gu
IT.. good running cond., now in use
S25. 10. 5-2429. -25
REFGR., westinghouse. 6 Gu. it..
good working cond.: also set ol
summer rugs. TA-1440.
Ing cond. with auto. defroster. S45
Call JU. S-3S79. -24
REFGR., WESTINGHOUSE, Frost-Free
less than l yr. old, cost, $3.50; sell,
$29S; need larger one. JU. S-9743.
RI FGR., walk-in cooler, sxs, sell
defrosting unit, almost new. real
bargain. RE. 0723 or RIA. 315S
equipments; 2-oven
stove, steam table, pot sink, coffee
stand, small tables and others. JE
3-2204.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
PAINT. u PRICE

Reg. $3.50 gal. now $2.25. All eolors
best oual.. outside ana In. LEVEN-
THAI. 1880 9TH SC. NV. HU $500
PAINTNGS-Large collection Of fint
oil paintings. all sizes; from OLD
estates at sacrifice prices. e2a
PEl1cHasEss; Eibertas. . bushel. Cal
Evening star., 1952-08-24
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

DOORS, stock or custom made doors;
all sized and styles. ARLINGTON
WOoDWoRKING b LUMBER CO..
Evening star., 1952-08-24
PIPEIISED

PlPE-USED
Also used bathtubs. sinks, radiators
structural steel angles and cnannels
WASHINGTON RAG q BAG CO.
30 L &c s.w. Phone DI. 60U7
PLANTS-Healthy house plants fol
sale cheap: reason for disposal
moving. Call RA. 900. Ext. Sc
PLAYGROUND SLIDING BOARD
S15. Boys 24-inch bicycle. S24
sa5s ai5ls 2s-inch bicycle. SIS. WI
PIUi8BERs, TOOLS for sale; two st ri.
pods or stands, cutters, threaders
lead stone. etc; $50 takes all. Real
bargain. WA. 3176.
POCKET and billiard tables. supple.
poker tables and game equipment
Table tennis tables and accessories
CONN BILLIARD & BOWLING
SUPPLY CO.. $40 9th st. NV. Di
poktH INcLosuREs = You car
have that den or extra bedrm. ou
of that porch now serving you onl,
4 months out Of the year; see oul
special picture window inclosure
WI 60S6 for free est; no doWl
sccoiNTRAcTHINsa Co. zsis Sa Bethesd'
ave. Bethesda.
POWER MOWER; used; excelient
condition.. $3.50 or best offer. VII
constder trade. 10. 4-0047.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
HOSPITAL. RED.

Excel. cond.. S3S. 0ICHNEE. zSia
II ct. NV. tx. S627. fs
Evening star., 1952-08-24
IRONERS
Iron Rite Ironers. Imme.
diate delivery. No inter.
est or carrying charges.
ALPERSTEIN'S
1920 7th st. NV.

KARDEX FILES. 5xs. 4x6, % draw
ers; full OF pock: reas. Today, co,
4625; wk.. DI. 1872. lI12 14th n. W.
AITCHEN CABINETS, Geneva. Kitten.
en- Maid. youngstown. Tracy. etc,
with small scratches and dents, 4Oes
S1sSSSnt WaREnHtor1Sssr e JOIN IsdS {, g . WEBSTER
ST. 600. Mr.. Parker.
KITCHEN SET-Table, A. chairs, new
~ painted, good. sturdy condition;
special today s22. 10. S-1151.
KITCHEN TABLES (2) Al bargain
$50 both. 441O River I'd. NV. EN-
LAW BooKs-complete line. mus,
dispose, price no object, don't miss
weekdays, 1112 14th st. NV, DI
LAWNMowER. power "Reoroyale"
II Inch. 1851 model; SO. Brook
Hills, Annandale. Va. JE. 2-0793.
LAWN MOWER. lazy boy and clipper;
sofa, high chair, crib. In good con.
dition: WI. 1918. pa
LAWN MOWERS. 81 ea.; power NOW.
ers, $2S: never used without en-.
gines. Rear 1898 R. I. ave. ne
Sunday only. pa
Evening star., 1952-08-24
"TEIEVISIONS"

G1G GVxO1NjNO
New. 1853 models. II you have cash
and want an honest" deal see ua
last, Ga e.r,,;i, aye at " ST; nv, eoo
The original Cash Discount House. q
Tv, Motorola, brand new. no money
down. no charge for financing. At
LANT1c TV & APPLIANCE CO.,
nv. 16-inch. Mot. console, ss7; 121s-
inch Halli: console: S69; 10-inch.
cabs. and Al cond. JE. 2-2IS8.
TV-GE 14-in. table model: excel
lent condition.: leaving country; SAB
cash. DE. 2037, after z pm.
Tv, 1851 Emerson. IL In table
model mahog;; used very little. In
rV-12h- in. Stromberg Carlson, s7s.
GE radio-phono. Lined oak cahi.
net. 500. AP. 63O7.s --S1 ~
Evening star., 1952-08-24
DEHUMIDIFIERS

Most popular brands. new 1852 mod
elsain original factory cartons. with
1 VI. free service; 25eo discount for
cash. DALMO SALES CO., 923 11th
st NV EX 7S0b -29
Evening star., 1952-08-24
STEPS

REPLACE YOUR RoTTED OUT
STEPS WITH OUR READY-BUHT
CEMENT STEPS. EASY TO IN
SIALL; IF YOU DON'T WANT TO
GICHNER
Evening star., 1952-08-24
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

REFRIGERATOR-New 1851 models
up to 500; trade or discount. 1914
Evening star., 1952-08-24

Special Sofa and chair reupholstered,
labor and material; $50; workman
ship guar; 25 yrs. in same estab-
ishment. LA FRANCE UPHOLSTER-
ING. 2609 14th st. NV. CO. 1881.
Evening star., 1952-08-24

Complete. blond-finish modern, up
to-date, open prescription counter;
in Al condition. back bar. tables,
chairs. glass wall and display cases.
Immediate possession. Write or phone
HARRY K. OLIVER
100 Z. Baltimore ST., Baltimore Q,
Md. Phone Orleans 5000 before
10 am. or after 4:30 pm.
Evening star., 1952-08-24

FTRNiTURE F9TnRsNNiiTrURE BARGAINS TODAY
Vanity bench, chairs, rockers. piano
ef. Ss and SressSe ssnse tsees sn: SaI ss
inets, washing machines. 3-fold
screen, kitchen tables. lamps beds,
singles and doubles; chests, kitchen
set. shirtwaist box. roll-away beds,
sofa-bed.. card tables. bookcases and
WsbE tess ihds FukN = EsnuaSs e. 0sfesn so Mar
boro pike; DISTRICT Heights. 20.
SsSrm SsS nsst.y,. ;ss ,nfi sSs ssss asS6s
FGRNlTERE pa HHsissfis from 'fus luxury ed. apt
Heritage tables. silver lamps. Mag
navox radio .phono. 2l4I Eye Ut.
FURNITURE - SACRIFICE! Have
sol sold - my hems, must sacrifice a fins
other miscel. For buys Of the year
call sst ssos 18th st. ne. or phone
rGRNiTGs GR TFtG: apt. Of fst Fur.
so%n' ssH1e Rr 'sspssEsassff: s1sssf: rea' Leaz4ln' 4
FURNITURE, green sleep chair. opens
to single bed size. upholstery In
peri. coma. small octegon lamp
table. white birch bookcases. s.
way metal hr. lamp. EM. 1851.
FURNITURE; complete walnut bed.
room. suite. sofa and chairs. mir
ror, table. lamp and other articles
reasonable. WI. 9059. "a
FURNITURE-Bedro living room
yssy TsasSpsDle ,.. AD. 2gla nn. .;1;2a
table and 8 chairs, Ape. Rattan
porch set. Q leatherette side chairs,
2 down silk quilts. rugs and misc.
household articles. 1920 Iris st.
NV. Phone GE. 219S. --25
FURNITURE-Four rooms household
furniture. IA. 442I. -26
Evening star., 1952-08-24
DEHUMIDIFIERS
309o to 40% OFF
SHOP AND SAVE

S23 90 Toastmaster -- S15.6S
SlS95 GE steam iron S12 81
Also other famous brands Of TV.
radios. appliances. Compare prices
with us.
Evening star., 1952-08-24

Nsc scMs Hsss sfovE W. % ri eca ts TGSd NS sss SIS
HOSPITAL BEDS, wheel chairs. ETC..
HOSPITAL AMBULANCE OXYGEN
q EQUIP. COA INC, 1929 L st.
NV. NE. 3900e Open "a hrs. z
Evening star., 1952-02-03
FairchiId Workers Vote
Hours Cut al Hagerstown
BY the Assecioted Press

HAGERSTOWN, Md, Feb. a.
Production workers at the Fair
child Aircraft Division voted to-
day to take a shorter work week
rather than lay off nearly 1000
men.
Fairchild workers were faced
with the choice after the govern
ment cut back its orders with. the
company, which produces the
Clio Packet, cargo aircraft that
has been service in Korea and
elsewhere.
A clause in the company wage
contartc with the CIO-U United
Auto Workers gives the union
the right to the final say whether
to cut hours or the production
staff in event operations are cur
tailed.
The vote by the Fairchild Local
of the CIO-UAW was 1888 favor
ing a 35-hour work week. 403 for
laying of 1000 men and continu-
ing the present 40-hour week.
Evening star., 1952-02-03
Sale!
Beautiful
CHAIRS!

Quality chairs at Dig
saving prices in our '''"'
Winter Sale of Furniture
.,d Home Furnishings
Evening star., 1952-02-03
BrookIund Baptist Dinner

DR.. M C. Stith. executive secre-
tary Of the District Baptist Con-
vention. will speak Tuesday at the
Brookland Baptist Church ami
versary dinner in the church,
Sixteenth and Monroe streets NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03
asa 1.-THE EVENING STAR Washington D. c..
Jury Convicts Man
OF Murder in Stabbino
OF Friend on Street

A 33-year-old man was con.
victed of second-degree murder
late yesterday by a District Court
jury as the aftermath of a fata
street stabbing Of a friend last
July.
He is Frank Williams, jr., col.
ored. of Salisbury, N. c. His
victim was Donald B. Beatty, IS
colored, also of Salisbury. The
two men had come here together
just two days before the stabbing
which attracted many persons er
route to work on the morning of
july IL as Beatty ran, yelling fo1
help, before being overtaken by
Williams.
Claimed Unsound Mind.
Bea tty was fatally stabbed after
being caught by Williams in the
800 block of New York avenue
NV.
Trial of the case had an un-
usual twist in that two Govern
ment psychiatrists testified Will
liams was temporarily of unsound
mind at the time of the Staying,
suffering from an alcoholic psy-
Ghosts. Defense Attorney James
c. Toomey made the same defense
claim. '...a
Assistant United States Attor-
ney Charles B. Murray, who prose-
cuted, commended Williams was
sane at the time of the stabbing
as we'll as now and that he was
taking when examined by the psy-
chiatrists.
Calls Williams Rational.
Detective Sergt. A. D. Clarke
testified he talked to Williams
Immediately after the stabbing
and that the defendant made an
entirely rational statement. Sergt.
Clarke quoted Williams as stating
that Beatty had threatened him
with a gun.
Williams had gone on trial on
a charge of first-degree murder.
The jury. however, found him
guilty on the lesser charge of Sec
ond degree.
) Judge Alexander Holtzoff, who
presided at the trial, did not set
a date for sentencing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03
AIana Laid
Puts On Blue Bonnet
Dad Praises F.N.E.!

S-year-old Alana Ladd and her
movie-star father offer tip to you.
Put on BLUE BONNET Margarine
for N.E.-Flavor, Nutrition,
Economy! You, too, will love the
delicate, sunny-sweet taste BLUE
BONNET adds to any food! You'll
also appreciate its nourishment. No
other spread for bread is richer in
year-round Vitamin A! And you'll
welcome its economy. TWo pounds
of BLUE BONNET cost less than one
pound of high-priced spread! So re-
member the letters F. N. e!
Buy AU-Vegetable BLUE BONNET
Margarine and get "all three
Flavor! Nutrition! Econom-e-e!
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1952-11-27

Announcement is made this
week of the opening of the
JK Dance Studios in Chardon
by Juanita Klatka.
In private life she is Mrs.
Stanley Klatka of Mayfield
Road, Munson township. After
teaching and performing with
the Jean Shepherd studios in
Akron for five years she mar
ried Stanley Klatka year ago
last September. They have a
baby boy.
Mrs. Klatka has appeared
professionally with Gene Kru-
pas orchestra and with Tommy
fuckers orchestra and has been
in shows with Jackie Gleason
and Jack E. Leonard. The pic
ture above shows her as a
"shoe shine girl" in the origi-
nal Chattanooga Shoe Shine
Girls which was one of the
youngest professional units in
show business. In the chorus,
Mrs. Klatka did several spec
ialty numbers. She is member
of the American Guild of Var
iety Artists.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1952-11-27

Chuck's Towing Service is
in first place in Thursdays
league with 20-13, followed by
Srp Tractor 1914, Chardon
Rubber 17-16, Frantz Tavern
1919, Chardon Bank 1918, and
Culligan's 14-19.
Gigliotti Contractors and B
& v Body are tied for first
place in the Church League
with 28-16 each four points
over the next team in line
Burton Auto Co.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1952-11-27
Harnbden
News by Hattie King
Telephone ChardOn 5-93O2

1t was the West Chardon
Thimble club who gave Mrs,
Della Carver the surprise and
gift last week.
The P. T. A. meeting Tues
day evening had a Cleveland
man for a talk on Social Sc
curity.
Guests at Martin Stevens Sun
day were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Papp and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Kovar of Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Grant
ham are going to miss part Of
their family at the holiday as
son Jackie is in Korea and
Lloyd, Jr., is in the navy.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilma Trask left
Tuesday evening by plane for
Miami, Fla, to spend the VIM
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cham
berlin visited at William
Frayn's in Perry Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thom2s Beat
tie and children spent Thurs
day with her family in Akron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Wedge,
Mrs. George Carver, Mrs. Floyd
Maltby of Claridon and Mrs.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1952-11-27
Chardon High
Organizes
Bowling League

Chardon High, as in previous
years, has organized a bowling
league consisting of junior and
senior high students. 1t is spon-
sored by the Girls Athletic
Association.
Twenty members are partici-
pating in the 'Hilltoppers
League" this year.
The bowling averages of the
members starting this year are
as follows: p.
Elizabeth Williams So, Bev-
erly Stable 101, Edith Gaylord
100, Billie Gaylord SO, Faye
Grant "a, Carol Puzder 81,
Mary Skiba "a, Frank Jess 1O1,
Marilyn Henry 90, Dick Hen
erickson 139, Elizabeth Ruiz
II, Pat Smith 70, Jean Mowrey
"a, Sally Phillips II, Audrey
Grumney 73, Dorothy Schroep-
pei sc, Janice Schad 20, Donna
Sampson 1913, Doug Barr 153,
George Steffancin 98.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1952-11-27

Water Service took 3 leaving
Chuck's Towing Service l. c.
Nesbitt tasted turkey as well
as tallying 200 and 208. Cliff
Wedge and Murphy made their
three Xxx's as well.
D. Shook had PIG in the
Chardon Rubber 3, Frantz Tav-
ern l games. H. Stafford, Hank
Medina, Bob Locke, and Bill
Loring had turkey on the menu
for their evening.
Security Savings had a few
props knocked out from under
their first position in the league
by Vets Beverage Store bowl
ers who took all 4 points. Neat
est total was Steve Liptak' S
215. He made the board in
second place for high three
games with a 602. Other clever
keglers were Dick Payne, Milt
Hazen, Lyle Ernst, and George
Kovitch.
The Jay Gees had a success
full evening taking all 4 from
Carlson's. Russ Vese hit 200
twice with Art Mitchell, Homer
Barham, and Paul Chapman
joining the turkey parade.
Ray Chapman rolled 229,
Ralph Bertke 226, John Egar
and Glenn Corlett turkey, in
the Chardon Springs 3, Tee
Pee Motors l games. Suchdale
bowled 4 away from Chardon
Rubber. Sarna got his turkey
and Pecuzok made the 200
club.
The Chardon Savings Bank
have one point to put in their
books and have to mark 3 on
the credit side of the ledger
for Srp Tractor Sales. Turkey
talk was between H. Jonath,
who had 224, M. Juric, H. Golf,
and Gregoire.
Team standings on Mondays
Board read:
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1952-11-27
hi-Rho Square Dance
To Be Held SATURDAY.

Get your pardners and prom
enade Saturday night, Nov. 20.
to the Chi-Rho square dance
and party to be held at the
Pilgrim Christian South street
building.
Besides square dancing from
8 to IL pm. there will be
stunt games, contests and ball
room dancing. The committee
promises good refreshments
with a continuous punch bowl.
Girls and boys in grades
sixth through ninth are in
vited to the party that is being
sponsored by the Chi-Rho
youth group. Rev. Charles
Strong and Fred Austin will
help direct activities.
Tickets at 35 cents each are
being sold this week by men,
bers and will be available at
the door Saturday night.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1952-11-27
Bombers Lead
in; Snapout
League Play

Three times last week in
the Snapout League the 200
mark was reached or passed.
Frank Skolaris hit 2O5 in the
opening game of a 205-170-
172 series.
Elmer Koritansky ended his
three games with 200. His
score was 181-160-200. Rudy
Deak rolled a 200 but appar-
emily his other two games
weren't worth mentioning ac-
cording to Snapout's reporter,
Laurence Tape.
The Bombers three game
score was 654-638-619-1911.
Team standings as of last
week were.