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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-29

STATISTICS are often unin-
teresting, but I believe the fol-
lowing summarsized facts should
be on the record for Geauga
County voters who may want
them: the l0lst General Assem-
bly, was in regular session from
January 8 to July 13; there were
1855 bills and 364 resolutions in
troduced; 343 bills were passed.
The House held 102 sessions and
took 773 recorded roll call vote
I was present at every session
and voted on TIA ron calls.
being necessarily absent from
tn floor when the other four were
taken; the committees of which
l am member held 65 meetings
l was present and participated
in 63 of them, mission two be-
cause Of over tapping meet
ings of two committees at the
same time; inaddition, l SER
we'd on several sub committees
problems faced by the full COM
mitteeS.
AS your Representative, l
felt it was not only my duty
to work hard at the JOB, but
also to let Geaua county voters
know what went on in the state
legislative sessions; therefore,
I prepared ekly reports
throughout the entire session.
tionS taken by the legislature;
through the fine cooperation of
all local newspapers these re-
ports were publiched every week
IF 1 am fortunate enough to
be nominated and elected to a
second term as State Represen-
tative, I shall continue to try
to serve all Geauga County res
Continued on Page 10)
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-29
Open New Drug Store In
Chardon Shopping Center

The third store to open in Char
don's new shopping center, Ross
Drugs, began business last week.
Ross Armstrong, who bought
Cromwell'S Drug Store a few
years ago, owns and operates the
new Rexal store at the shopping
center. Bob Prewitt is the new
manager Of Cromwell's.
WITH THE OPENING of the
new drug store, three businesses
are now open in the shopping
center. The drug store is in addi-
tion to ThraSher's Market and
Chardon Refrigeration Sales.
Planning to open next week is
a new hardware store.
Chardon businesses which have
announced they will either estab-
liSh a branch or move their busi-
ness to the new shopping center
include the Chardon Savings
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-29
James L. Werner Chardn ATTORNEY, Seeks Commissioners Post
B. A. B,mghton Asks Reelection to Ohio State Legislature

James L. Werner, Chardon
attorney, has announced his can
didacy for Geauga county COM
missioner subject to the May
Republican primary.
Mr.. Werner is past president
of the Chardon PTA, vice presi-
dent of the Chardon Chamber of
Commerce, recipient of the 1855
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Distinguished Service award
for community service, publici-
ty chairman of the Geauga Co
unity Maple Festival, Geauga
County chairman of the 1856
Heart Campaign of the Cleve-
land area Heart Society an d
Civil Defense Director for the
village of Chardon.
Mr.. Werner is a member of
the Methodist church in Char
don, being chairman of the trus-
tees of that organization.
Along with his practice of law
in Geauga county, Mr.. Werner
owns and operates the local Of
flee of The Land Title Guaran-
tee and Trust Company. He is
a member of the MaSons and is
an active member in both the
Geauga county and state bar as
sociationS.
He owns his own home at
448 North St., Chardon, where
he lives with his wife and two
children.
B. A. Broughton said today
that he will seek reelection as
Geauga County Representative
to the General Assembly; he is
a candidate for the Republican
nomination at the May prim-
aries.
In connection with his can
didaCy for re election, Mr..
Broughton said: When I went
before the voters two years ago,
I made only one pledge to any
one; that pledge, made to all
the people of Geauga County
was: if elected, I would work
hard at thejob of trying to give
them the kind of representation
in the State Legislature that
they wanted. I repeat that same,
single pledge now.
1.-TWO YEARS AGO l had to
ask the folks to accept the Piled
ge entirely on faith, since 1 had
no previous experience in the
Legislature. The response was
very gratifying, of course; but
more than that it placed on me,
l felt, the obligation to work ex-
ira hard at the job of represent
ing our County.
In asking for re election
now, I am again relying on,
more than anything else, the
faith, I hope folks have that
l will do my very best to re-
present them well. But l am
also glad to offer my record
in the present General Assem-
bly, as a basis for requesting
support for reelection.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-29
Oliver AIbaugh,
Montville, Died

- MONTVILLE - Oliver H. AL
baugh, 76 of Montville died Tues
day morning in Lake County
Memorial Hospital.
Born in Stubenville, Ohio on
April 4, 1879 and has resided
in Montville for 25 years. HuS-
band of the late Verona C. AL
baugh, he is survived by a sister
Ida Mae Lane of Tarpon Springs
Fla, and a brother Frank Burns
daughter Grace of Chardon, and
sons Ross B. of CheSterland
and Elmer, Herbert, Grant and
Franklin of Florida and IA
grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Burr
Funeral home in Chardon on
Thursday and Friday, Dec. %
and 80 from to 4 and 7 to 9.
Burial at Briar Hill (RivervieW)
cemetery in Novelty on Satur-
day at 2::30 pm. with Rev. Harry
Carney of Chardon Methodist
church officiating.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-29
Geanyga Sheni9S Posse Meets
with TrumbuN County Group

The Geauga County Sheriff S
Posse received the blessing and
approval of the Trumbull Coun-
ty Sheriff's Posse on Monday
night, December l, at Parkside
Recreation in Chesterland.
A delegation from Warren
headed by Harold Barnes, presi-
dent, Jack Taylor, vic e
president, and Vern Banks, mar
shall, of Trumbull County Pos
see officiated. These gentlemen
came to offer their encourage
ment and advice to the newly
formed Geauga County Sheriff's
PoSSee.
THERE WAS lively discus
sion of the difficulties arising
and the short cuts to be made
in order to achieve the pro-
per spirit and success. Mr.. Bar
mes emphazized that the fun
ction of the Possee should be
primarily one of public relations
and community service.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-29

accounted for sales of $40, ,497,-
600.
Proprietors of unincorporated
businesses number 1856.
FOOD STORES accounted for
the largest sales volume, with
So such stores doing SIS ,872 900
OF the business. Nineteen auto
mobile dealers sales volume to-
tailed $4,624, 900, to put auto
sales in second place.
LumbeG. building materials,
hardware and farm equipment
stores-25 CT them in the coun-
ty-accounted for $2,915, 900 of
Geauga's retail sales in 1854.
OTHER SALES GROUPS re-
ported as follows: Ga eating and
drinking places, $1,880,OOO; 16
general merchandise stores, ST.
III 900; seven apparel and ac-
cessorieS stores, $436 600; 21
furniture, home furnishings and
appliance stores, S682, 900.
Gasoline ervice stations,
numbering 35, reported 81 ,647, :
coo in sales for l54, according
to the Census Bureau. Six drug
and proprietary stores in the
county accounted for a sales
volume of $597 600, and other
retail stores-28 of them in Ge-
auga-reported 81, 1881 600 in 1854
retail sales.
Non-store retailers, who were
numbered at Is in Geauga coun-
ty by the Census Bureau, ac-
count for $218, 900 of the coun-
tvs 1854 retail sales.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-29

They told of the various trips
made to Pennsylvania, We It
Virginia and in Ohio by the
Posse in the spirit of good nei-
ghborlineSs and publishing their
community.
At the business meeting which
followed President Ries and Sec
retary George Holmes empha-
sized the Posse was non poll
tical and that motivation for the
Posse arose from a desire to
provide a program to interest
young people and to combat
juvenile delinquency.
THE 81 MEMBERS present
made final arrangements for
the purchase of uniforms, and
drill grounds and procedures
were discussed.
The next meeting OF the Pos
Sc will be held January 10 in
Huntsburg where members will
be fitted for the uniforms Selec
ted
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-29
Geauga Retail Sales
Exceed $22 Million

Retail sales in Geauga coun-
tvs 200 stores totalled 500 ,943,-
600 in 154 according to the
preliminary report of the US.
Census Bureau.
This represents an increase Of
Alb per cent over the total
sales volume Of 255 county re-
tail establishments in 1948, the
census figures show. The 1948
sales toalled $16,24l 900.
Stores with payroll in 1854
number l72, had TAI paid en-
ployees in November of 1854, re-
ported payroll Of 81 ,891 900, and
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-29

knight from Euclid who will a.
gain direct the Pioneer players.
Audiences will remember his
very capable direction of High
Ground" last year. The
The following cast was chosen
from a good turn out, David
Sanborn, Bill Matthews, Joan
Aitkin, Philippa Matthews, Shar
rem Metcalfe, Wayne Trash, B
Bob Smith, Carl Rogers, Carol
Trask, Margaret Hage, Dan
F in kl e, Dorothy Purriance,
Dick Stewart, Dick Mahaffey,
Greta Bristol, Joan Steffancin,
Laura Metcalfe. Patricia Safko,
Ralph Toilet and Jude Bur-
ger.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-29
To Hold Forestry School

The 10th Annual Geauga Coun-
ty Forestry School will be held
at Burton on January 20. The
meeting will be held at the Fire
Hall starting at $50 am.
Outstanding research people
and producers from Michigan,
New York, Pennsylvania and
Ohio have been secured for the
program. Watch for a more de-
tailed account of the program in
the next issue of the paper.
The Wome e n S Fellowship
group of the Burton Congrega-
tional church will serve the din
ner.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-29
NEWS REVIEW OF 1855
County Growth Leo Carey Trial Made Geanga Headlines 1855

With a first degree murder
trial, a campaign for new
county hospital and a continued
increase in the county'S popu-
lation, Geauga made headlines
in 1855.
A month by month account
of the events which made the
county'S big stories in 1855 fol-
lows:
JANUARY
An expansion program for the
Chardon airport was announced
by Walter c. Best, Chardon in
dustralist, who purchased it
from the village for $6150. Pro
ceeds from the sale were placed
in a special fund to be used
for street repair in the village.
John A. Baker of Chardon was
given a temporary appointment
by the county commissioners as
county building inspector.
The county's first traffic fat
ality of 1855 took the life of a
Is year old Maple Heights
boy.
Ohio Bell Telephone Co. an
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-29

nounced increased rates for
Geauga.
John Richmond was named as
chairman and Lyle Battles as
vice chairman of the Chester
township trustees.
The Chester BuSinesSmen'S as
sociation was formed with Nor
man Moss as president.
The Chardon M h ID S t
Church received $4,000 for t S
building fund from a Kirkland
couple.
FEBRUARY
Cleveland'S Industrial Tool CO., i,
a dianome tool manufac cturer,
announced intentions to begin
construction of a 100000 plant
in Chardon in the spring.
Rev. J. Osborn Grove was
called as the new pastor of the
Claridon congregational church.
Bill Carmagiano of the Sugar
Bush Tavern was one of the
principal sellers of tickets for
a lewd show at the Hambden
Grange hall, according to sever
al witnesses. He also promoted
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-29
Realtors i'm
Geauga Name
New Officers

Officers for 1856 of the Geauga
County Real Estate board were
Installed at the last meeting of
the group December 20 in Hos
Restaurant in Burton.
R. o. Wolcott, a past preSi-
dent of the group installed Lyn-
dali HughtS, Chagrn Falls, pres
ident; Mrs. Ann z. Eging, Char
don, vice president; Wick O.
E. Claridon, secretary
treasurer; Wallace King, Char
Continued on Page 1O)
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-29

cidents since a new sidewalk
topping was installed.
Geauga's Christmas seal sale
for 1854 surpassed all pr E.
vious records, according to an
announcement made by the TB
and Health assoc.
The First National Bank of
Burton announced its plans to
open an office in cambridge.
The Middlefield Hardware co.
completed plans for mOderniza-
ton OF their store.
Geauga county's Maple Festi-
val decided to try again, after
it was showed out be blizzard
the last weekend in March. Ka-
rim Schindau reigned as 1855
Maple Festival queen.
Harold Post of Bainbridge won
the silver trophy cup as tn
maker of the best maple syrup
in Geauga county in 1855. He
was former winner of the
honor.
APRIL
Final steps were completed
for the organization af a West
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-29

Bank Co., Bostwick's Depart
ment store, Security Federal
Savings and Loan and the A and
P Supermarket chain.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-29
APRIL

Final steps were completed
for the organization of a West
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-08

sIL- sP6.-Lse. rm suitable for safe.
or dble-. pvt. hath. phone. Mt. stores.
bus. JU. o-74S2. -S
QUIET ROOM in Silver Spring for
middle-aEed business or professional
woman: private bath: convenient
residential neiEhborhood. Seen By
apt. Call IL Am. 70 3 pm. or
pm. TO II pm. ~. S-4773. Is
ARL.. 45l5 N. 18th st.-GentlemAn:
master bedrm.. pvt. "a bath, dble
bed: mahog. furn-i exposures;
owners pvt. home. IA. 2-95Ol. IS
va large rms. pvt. entrance. pvt
bath: utils.: fishing and swimming
facilities; working couple preferred
MT. RAINIER, 4l03 3end ST or .
t toUmS; n GN 2 sss5; mr. stores ana
Ice. with closet: kit, laundry and
bath PRIVILEGES: pvt. home; mr.. bus;
reasonable. XII. 10000.
bedrm.: in cool,
wooded area: quality. privacy, quiet,
refined home: parking, bus, phone.
shops gentleman pref TE 6-OS7.
n. Artist a.. double, adj. bath /:
dble exposure: quiet. clean; use of
garden, piano: hskpg. IA. S-09lO.
COW. PENTAGOE. bus and restau-
rants-CoZy rm.. semipvt. bath; new
bone; reaS JA; 2;5565:
large closets. pvt, bath. double beds.
5 Minis Key Bridge. IA. 2-3239.
n. AKL--Large attractive room, tele-
phone: in new home; share sbath
with one other gentleman: excellent
location and transportation. ia.
7-7271
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-08
ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

N .vi 81 beds SW istsI 10. sst ss1 81
18Th ST. NE, s6is-Larse md f..
trent iEoni. room s Eetfs; hot plate sink;
Private GGins bath a1I a TstgE hot plate. for
III nth ST. NE.-Lge. clean rm..
next bath. refgr.. stove; cow. tranSp.
IS wk. Ii. 3-9S32. 10
623 F ST. S.W., close downtown
Large. conf. furn. rms. for Ink. or
sleeping only. S6-S9. IS
ENTRANCE. -overlooks Cap
at Union Sta. PIX: cleo, refer. :,
double bed: Sl2 wk. ia. 5-001l. o.
1905 r ST. N.W.LcslI after 9 o'clock
9eI NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NV
Light HOUSEKEEPING or sleeping rooms.
Near transportation. 5
SGLE. OR DBLE., $3.50 per vk. and
e0i0 BELMONT RID. NV, Apt. 90;
La bus; bedrm.. lily. rm.. kit. and b.:
l.: girls, cple.; $50; De. 2.93sI.
st. n.w.-Light housekeeping apt. in
mo. incl all utilities. See janitor
on premises or call CO. 5-3533.
NEAR WALTER REED large.
attrac. furn. rooms. pvt. entf.: lge.
refgr.: convenient to everything;
Mr. Tsas' w IA ISs'2f REEp-L.h.k. rm.,
refgr., hot plate: peri. for I or =;
S45. ia 9-9S49 before 4:30 pm.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1927 R st NV
Studio room, next to bath: compl.
kitchen. Call NO. 7-036S.
1880 PARK RID; N.W.-2nd a.: front
frigerator AID. 2-9234.
COLORED, sos G S.E.-Large rm.;
refgr.. gas stove, new mattress;
newly painted; $11 wk. Ii. 7-4Sl5,
co oiteT ECO S6 FuRN., ssle a' or
dble rms, kitchen privil.; pvt
refsrs. for nice people: ne. or NV.
ME. 8-97S7. or Ii. 4-9l44. IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-08
MISCELLANEOUS FoR SALE
WINDOW SCREENS

Good eond.; wood frames. copper
Wirei half-serssns; approx. loo,
misei. sizes; will sell all or IN part
Also 10 Iight" French doors,
22-xo'S-; good eond. See MRS
A1sKR. res. mgr. 5425 Conn. ave,
coMILkIg Delta HOMEcRAFI
sS !, IKE .t Rss O0G bF IN pf NSs Ss.
individual stand. Price. compi.,
S246. Can be seen at Gill River
A PERFECT KEEPSAKE DIAMOND
enEagement ring can be yours for 9
sisle Por jar further he ;nform Eis S csti
LYNN JEWELERS. DI 7-4772. OF
DI. 7-0082. Mon through Sat.
betgssn and
SIS: boys bicycle. needs new tires.
mattress. sl4; cream painted bu-
reau: Sl4; lower section OF studio
couch. $40: telephone stand and
stool Sl5; cupboard motor. "a h.p..
$50; Jeep motor; Army surplus, in
0ri !. SICK Sass M MGMII % SfsS models
80. 420. 430. 435. 100 and %. Some
like new; all guaranteed OV 3-I207.
GUARDIAN SERVICE - Rooster and
platter. kettle oven and economy
ITO, $50. JU. S-4366.
LEAVING TOWN, entire household
for sale; including African violets.
EN-. 3-6649. IS
IMMEDIATE SALE. CompI: house.
hold furn. incl. liV.-dining, kit,
bedrm,,. baby furn.. auto. washer.
TV-radio-record. comb. LU. l-O949.
GOODBYE FOR ME-aood buy for
you, today. 2 conf, attrac. lounge
chairs; excel cond. AID. 2-356S.
1s-INCH BAND SAW, plus other
woodworking machinery, also l.
morse compressor and spray equip
ment. Cash. Gaithersburg l54-J.
PRACTICALLY NEW-G. PHI. auto
matte water fountain with foot con-
troll. Cost new, $272. Will sell for
Sl45. Call JU. 5-3636.
LEAVING T0WN-Purn. for Ell, ant.
blond mah., selling whole or sepa-
rate. reas., excel. cond.: 10-4 pm,
EN-. 2-2700, Ext. 604.
BLUE MOHAIR DIVAN and match
ing char; $50 or best offer, KE, g.
1913. Arlington, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-08
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

1901 CONN. -AvE.-Man will share
very nice 3-rm. apt. with man.
25:35. Call after 2 pm. AID. A.
N. xIL.-Professional or business
woman go to 400 70 share attrac;
woman. Occupancy June /. ia.
$500. all day week ends. after $50
cSoNGtdENsiAL GIRL to share With
another girl; l bedrm. apt. nicely
shoreham. Ho. 1000 j. Spt' sol.
WOMAN. under 80. to share air-cond.
apt. with . other women; on Mt
Pleasant. La. Ho 2-4l34, Ext. l55.
YOUNG professional woman wishes to
with another woman: avail. June / :.
AID $4,000, Ext. $40. after pm.
YNG. MAN. 20-30, to shr. 1 b.r. apt,
with another man Call 10. 1878
AFT 9 pm. wkdys.; all day Sat. Sun.
eisv. apt. or ' rent Tm.; LADY or cpIe
transp. at door; reas.. DU. 7-2287.
I GIRL TO share 2-bedrm. apt, with
3 other girls. conv. tranSp. and
shopPlng csenter; EN-, 3.Ss60.
R ,ssdG% apt De. win s8o'h'r lady
CONN. AND NJ N.W.-A lady, nom
SMOKER. . share cSonv.,, eozZ apt,
HOW WOULD YOU LIKE an attrac
air-cond. apt. at Conn. and Cathe-
dral? Yg men need l other man
to compl. foursome; pvt. unlim. ph. !;
very reas. DE. 2-7s2s. Sun. or aft
$40 weekdays,
UPPER 10th sT.--Girl to share spa
eious l-bedroom apt. beautifully
furnished with another girl. RA
3-n7gO
MAN, 80 to 80. to share . rms, kit.
and bath apt, with another man
Northwest. IA. g-I356.
CONN. AVE,-Protestan lady to share
with another lady, large apt. pri-
vate bedroom. next. to bath: indi-
yiduaf closets: cooking PRIVILEGES;
NbOi parking privilege. WO. 0-b53O.
GE0RGET0WN--Girl $3.50, college
graduate. to share large. 1-bedrm
apt. with another g!rl NO. 7-0Ob8.
REAL OPPORTUNITY for r,rl IN 20,
to share charmipg, 2-bedrm. apt
with another girl: everything fur
NO. 7-e200.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-08
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

STALLION. thoroughbred. at stud.
Cal MR.. JONES, Poolesville, Md.
90 FIRST. GLASS HoLsTEIN HEiiF-
ERs calfhood vac; and t:b; tested:
due after August is. Ell. 6-37e4.
HEIFERs, 4, Guernesy and Holstein:
will be fresh in June: will be excel.
milk COWS. KE: S-59ss. 80
TALL ss. stRSss Shts sSsaaS
Cal, MR.. JONES. Poolesvills. Md.
CAN PASTURE abou. 400 head 0 Of
cattle mr.. Front Royal. Va: plenty OF
blue grass. orchard grass, plenty Of
' Da;ta SS' Sn sh'a Snow 1 r. s fssy
QUARTER HORSE STALLION. Al.
; JosEs i PS"issSilIs Ma a es Mr.
STABLE sHEETS-.New shipment
athsr repairs snq Of spi ali kn eSd' sHs sRc
Fairfax Circle on U. 8. s9: 211-50.
Fairfax. Va, Crescent 3-O69a.
DAILY $50 m. tn 1880 pm. sun.
RIGS 'l aNp ~ sM6px III rsmworths and
SoeRREessoi PSe.s VIII S Ms s7s Gan Mr.
RIDING HORSES. exceptionally nice;
SOM JoSEs seT PoOSs SSd saS Ma Sa se NANCY
COW with first calf, jersey and
Guernsey crossed. Phone 5pring T.
1888, Burtonsville, Md.
PINTO MARE, spirited, $500. LA.
HORSE TRAILER =. Ideal for two
small or one large horse: separate
feed and tack compartment. Cres-
cent 3-0p23.
THREE HOLSTEIN, fresh heiiers vac.
cinated. Evergreen 4-4033.
FOR sALE-one gelding. one stallion
l4O) In stall: one mare popy, new
harness and saddles. BR. e-oi42.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-08
FARM AND GARDEN

TRACTOR, new Planet ST., ga hip.
with reverse; cultivator, disc. no
pplNo2w' g Sdss' roto-tiller included.
TREE RE%SSvAL. SIS up. topping.
BtLL1Ozik, Mis6ty; Kat a pew new A.
cylinder. with fitting hydraulic So
in. blade, The ideal piece Of equip
mTent for back I'LL. finished grade or
landscape land ssaI -. work; Would like TO sell
rich sic for 5-yard load. del
LH x'HDsa INC }poN eis1 By r. ExPE1Rrs
for $l5 or less. Write to MRS,
S Washinst p q De g. 4sls' Anacp 8!
BLUEGRASS SOD delivered to your
desired. aREENW HnH ' FARM e NuRs !
ToPsoiL AND MANURE. by load or
bushel; boxwoods for sale: also haul
ing. FIN; 3,2757. Pc. 2-6705. 10
Bddki sls Ynss: So % up; benehss. sun
FRANcEscH1, sos q St. NV. LIE
IBULLDOZER for grading, excavating,
land clearing. free estimates. Cali
IN. 4.S533: night. .AP. 7-O59S.
AZALEAS, hardy field grown. ali col
saf ' gery I sood i LEX s ss for
lawns and greenhouses: very reas
FLEMING LANDSCAPE SERVICE
VIRGIN topsoil, best quality. any
quantity; immediate delivery; lawn
TreaaSSyIsstions' lawn maintenance. gN.
AzAIE8Sis blooming for Mothers psy.
ROTHS AzALEA GARDENS, S2iI
Sligo Creek Dkwy" Takoma PIX, Nd.
ToPsoTL. I'LL dirt, sludse. Bluestone.
Mr.; HARDING 10 2-S974. IL
SWAPPING TURTLE" power mower.
rotary, self-propelled, 25", 6 h.p,:
rugged rugged maneuverable. Crescent a.
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER eub
tractor with hydraulic system, clip
per cub grass cutter and snow pillow
attachments. less than 40 hours
operation, also all metal trailer to
match with new tires. Cost new APP
prroxx':, l,430; priced for quick sale,
GsRbENe li fR Ktyfs road 4id,nr, olsv
disk. ,cultiyator. sickle-bar mower,
Alexandria. Va.
AzALEAs. 75c, 81, up; Glendale;
many fine varieties; pansies, So per
ev1;' msbnOiAho, CIepe myrtle, peril
MARYLAND NURSERY, Z. HyStts.
y yiiss',sM s 81 1 as,[ Decatur St. WA.
GARDEN TRACTOR, new 6-h.p., with
pillow, cultivator. 30-in. reel mower,
6o0;lb; dump cart; best offer. JU.
WELL RoTTED COW MANURE, SOC
bushel, sacked. ready to go, In your
car; Conv: TO Arl. and Falls Church.
g. a; LISHINSKY. Herndon IO-W-l.
LAWNS MOVED, shrubbery trimmed
and cultivated. lawns aeriated,
iestilizsd snd seeded; general clean
ToPsoIL. 20 bu.. SO; fll-in dirt. 20
bu;, So: fine well rotted leaf mold.
Delivered UN. 4-0670.
GRAYELY GARDEN TOOLS-Plow.
cuitivator, bulldozer blade and q
sickle blade sharpener, Lo. 1885.
= SEARS ROEBUCK SHALLOW WELL
wafer pumps. with motor. 10.
PRivET HEDGE PLANTS, 400, well
branched, make tight hedge quickly.
Must sell. JU. 5-879l.
TOfSOlL, blue grass sod, delivered
or ayed. Ii. 3-bgl3,
LANDSCAPE SERVICE, pruning,
planting. transplanting. Sodding.
lawns made and renovated, tree
work, cement walks and driveways,
w G. WALKER, JU. 9-329O.
OHAVELY TRACTOR for sale, with
plow, culttvator. cutter bar; 5000.
Owner has stopped gardening. Tel.
H. o-sb2I.