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AUToMosILEs FOR SALE

CHRYsLER 1889 cow; radio.
extras; priced hundreds Of dollars
under the market. Sale price, S7o6.
20 other makes and models to Sc
lect from.
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DODGE 1852 2-dr.: blue, =. and b.:
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CADILLAC 1854 '02" coupe: 2-tone
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1858 "210" 4-dr. Sc
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CHRYSLER 1913

4-dr.; r. and h., beautiful black
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CADILLAC '63 $50" Special Fleet
wood sport sedan; baby blue I'M
ish. r., h.. power steering, .Autronic
Eye, WV. tires, cleo. windows and
seats. hydramatic dr., etc. A real
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DODGE '53 Coronet VS. club coupe;
radio and heater. oyeTdrive, seat
covers, etc; ! owner; Low mileage.
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The T'V chair also is upholstered
in washable plastic.
Since the kindergarten set is
apt to spend a great deal of time
on the floor. warm carpet is
recommended. One good choice
is a type least likely to show
the dirt. Then, at the areas of
the greatest amount of activity,
scatter rugs in attractive nursery
patterns-small enough to go
right into the washing machine
ARE decorative in appearance
and can always be kept clean.
A good-sized blackboard is a
tactful way to prevent crayon
marks on the walls-but as an
extra precaution, washable
painted walls are a good idea.
Since bedside 'muralS" seem to
be popular nursery decor, a gaily-
patterned, washable wallpaper
here will help alleviate the child's
desire to be creative on the walls.
Naturally, a nursery calls for
a bedspread and curtains that
are simple to keep clean and
fresh with the least possible eff
fort. Terrycloth is a good choice,
because it withstands a lot of
hard use. can be machine-washed
and dried, and needs no ironing
One can stitch up an attractive
ensemble of terrycloth spread
and cafe curtains, trimming the
pieces with a gay cotton ball
fringe.
To assure parents that the
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adjoining. I am planning to get
new bedroom furniture and would
like it to be in q light finish for
"a change, but can I do this when
the living room furniture is all
mahogany?
Answer-If you would like your
bedroom furniture to be in a
light finish, there is no reason
why you should not have it. Even
though the living room and bed
room are adjoining, they are
still separate rooms. and often
light and dark furniture finishes
can be used successfully in the
same room.
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|gest? Also, what colors would
you advise for throw rugs, dra-
|peries. coverlet and dust ruffie?
As yet we have no furniture for
the room; what period would be
most suitable?
Answer-Wallpaper with a pro-
vincial print on a turquoise back
ground and matching draperies
and dust ruff1e would be good for
the master bedroom in your new
home. Get white cotton shag
throw rugs and a quilted chintz
coverlet in rose. Either Early
American or French Provincial
furniture would be suitable.
QueStiOn--In our apartment,
the living room and bedroom are
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ScuIed-Down
Furniture Best
For Nurseries
BY BETTY LENAHAN

No matter how many little
sprites romp and play in a nurs-
cry scaled to their dimension
and carefully planned for their
activities. one can be assured
there will be no Grumpy" here.
Children like to play at being
erown-up. so a nursery furnished
with miniature replicas- of adult
pieces will foster their business
Of happy play.
If each item is chosen for its
easy upkeep and hard-wearing
qualities, young fun can spoil ID
The kneehole desk with a
matching swivel chair, contour
TV chair, bridge table and
chairs are available in minia-
ture editions of grown-up furni-
ture-but with the added feature
of built-in durability. The
deSk-top and vinyl-covered
bridge set are washed easily
with a Sudsy sponge; no matter
what splatters on them, there
will be no permanent damage.
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lors would you suggest for the
walls, draperies, another chair
land lamp shades? The room is
very sunny.
Answer-Since your living
room is very sunny, you could
use a dark color, such as charcoal
gray, for the walls. A pattern
i'm black and silver on a
chartreuse background would be
mice for the draperies; you might
get the chair upholstered in red,
and red and silver lamp shades.
Questionable floor covering
in my kitchen is red tile, the
counter tops are beige and the
chairs Of the chrome dinette set,
which I would like to change are
green. What colors would be
best for the walls, curtains and
new upholstery for the chairs?
| Answer. - Periwinkle blue
would be a good color for the
walls of your kitchen. Get cur
tains with a pattern on a red
background, and re-upholSter
the dinette chairs in yellow.
QuestiOn.-My problem is what
Ito hang on the wall above the
mantel in my living room. 1
would like to have a mirrow
there, but was told that mirrors
are not used in a modern room.
Also, have a gold and black
planter on one end of the mantel.
What could I put on the other
end?
Answer.-Mirrors can be used
in any type Of room-modern,
traditional or provincial. How
ever, since your living room is
modern, / advise selecting one
for over the mantel either with
out a frame or one with a SIM
ple frame. A piece Of modern
sculpture at the other end of
the mantel would be a nice bal
ance for the planter.
QuestiOn.-We are planning
color schemes for our new home,
which is a farm house. We would
like to paint three walls of the
master bedroom orchid and paper
the fourth wall. What type and
color wallpaper would you sug-
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children's busy work is not turn
ing into mischief, a "baby sitter
could be installed-a microphone
which plugs into a radio, en-
abling all nursery activities to
be heard throughout the house
Questions And Answers
Question: am planning to re-
decorate my living room. The rug
is gray tweed. the sofa and
chair are green, and the end
tables are mahogany. What col
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-03

XI and King Louis XIV reached
la peak when the Kings aides
insisted on using the French
Embassy in Rome as a hideout
for criminals and other persons
|evading the authority of the
Pope as ruler of the papal states,
The French king had blocked
Odescalchi's election to the pom
tif1cate. But when Pope Clement
X died, in 1916. non-Frencf
members of the College of Card.
inals and the people of Rome
were so adamant in asking
Odescalchi's election that Louis
was compelled to relent and in.
struct the French cardinals moi
to oppose his candidacy.
One of Innocent's first acts al
Pope was to reduce expenses
Within a few years he had elm.
mated the Vatican's long stand
ing deficit and brought expendi.
lures in line with income.
He was rs years old when hi
died August IL, 1889. in Rome
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Quirinale Palace. then the Pope's
residence but today the official
residence of the President OF
Italy.
The process for beatification
began in TIA. French author
tiles were hostile. New impetus
to the cause was given by Pope
Plus XII, who approved prelimi-
nary steps. Now, 267 years after
Innocent's death, the process has
been completed. The body was
removed from its burial vault in
st. Peters basilica. Vested in
papal robes and placed in a crys-
tai coffin, 1t will be placed on
view permanently after the beati-
fication at the basilica's alter OF
st. Sebastian.
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The speech will be before a
joint meeting of the Harvard
Law School and Massachusetts
Institute of Technology student
forum which former President
Truman addressed last Friday
night.
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damask Grapes the marble sides
of the vast church.
A solemn pontifical mass will
lbe celebrated by Eugene Cardi-
nal Tisserant, French born dean
Iof the College of Cardinals. The
Vatican attaches more than
passing significance to this fact.
AT one time French authorities
Opposed Innocent's election to
the papacy; later they opposed
his Qualification.
Innocent XXI, born Benedetto
Odescalchi May 16. 1911. at
Como. northern Itlay. was noted
for his humility and modest way
of life, He was called THE
Father of the. Poor
In that period Catholic Kings
held broad powers in admins
trative matters of the church.
Antagonist between Innocent
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rope FluS ALI mas given u
body of Innocent XII. and the
papal ring that has been placed
on his silver covered hand. The
crystal coffin containing the
Pontiff's body will be exposed
at the eliminating moment of
the solemn and joyful ceremony
when the papal brief is read
proclaiming Innocent one of the
blessed of the Roman Catholic
Church.
Pope Plus. from his Castel
Gandolfo summer residence, will
speak, exalting Innocent's vir-
tues. Later in the day, Pope
Plus will come to st. Peters
basilica to lead in the first act
of veneration of the newly beati-
fed Pontiff.
The basilica has been adorned
with sparkling chandeliers that
are heavy with more than 1000
electric lights. Brilliant red
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IStossen to Speak
For Ticket Friday
BY the Associated Press

Harold E. Stassen, who tried
unsuccessfully to block renom-
ination of Vice President Nixon
but later Endorsed him, has ac-
cepted an invitation to speak
Friday in Cambridge, Mass, for
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the INSTRUMENTATION ticket.
Ed Larson, administrative as
sistant to MIR. Stassen, special
disarmament aide to President
Eisenhower, said the invitation
came through the Republican
National Committee.
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Catholics to Beatty
Pope of 18th Century

VATICAN CITY, Oct. 8 lH9-Pope Innocent XXI, humble
who dared stand against powerful Louis XIV of France will
be beatifed Sunday in st. Peters Basiica
Center Of the gttering will be the svermasked
body Of the 18th century pope.
Pope Plus XII has the pontifcal robes to ohe the
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-03-08

the group, Mr.. Randall Worth
ington, Miss Nancy Eberly, Miss
Patricia Safko, Miss Sally Fur
long and Mr.. Victor Salku.
The Pioneer Players will pre-
sent again this year 1.-The Drum.
kard'', or THE Fallen Saved"
at the Pilgrim Christian church
recreation building on Saturday,
April z and Sunday April 8, dur
ing the Maple Sugar Festival.
Bill Matthews will direct this
tender melodrama. Margaret
Hage, May Parpart, Emily Wort
man, Dave Sanborn, and Dick
Stewart will portray their for
mer roles. Additions to the cast
this year are Judie Burger,
Fred Morehead and Dick Ma
haffey. 1t will be, as it was last
year, heart stirring perfor-
nance.
Anyone interested in Joining
in the little Theater group is
invited to attend the workshops
for the Pioneer Players of Ge-
auga County which are held ev-
cry TeSday night at the Pill
grim Christian church rec
reational building at 8 pm.
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S. Har1lbden
News by Mrs, III, S. Wood

news Dy MIS-. III. >. W00dln
Paul Lampman arrived home
from Lovington N. M. Monday
evening and is busily engaged
making preparations for the Ma
pie syrup season.
Mrs. Anna BarreSi and Mr..
and Mrs. Stephen and son of
Euclid were Sunday visitors
with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pet
and family.
Paula T'harp celebrated her
7th birthday one day last week
with a party and her little
mates.
Mrs. Robert Fulton and son
Bob, Judy and Judith Boerwin-
kle were in Cleveland, Saturday
Mr.. and Ms. Henry Boerwin-
kle and Mrs. H. s. Woodin
were Thursday evening visitors
with Mr.. and Mrs. Don Hagen
and family celebrating the bir-
thday of little Michael who was
8 years old Feb. %,
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Webster
visited Paul Lampman and Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Arnold and fam
lily Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Woodin
and family attended a Fish din
ner sponsored by the freshman
class of Chardon Friday even
ing.
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Hospital Aumha'y
to Sell Maple Syrup
on WeekendJ

The Ladies from the Women S
hospital auxiliary will be taking
care of the syrup sales for the
festival board, in the log cabin
on the south end of the park
in Chardon each weekend be-
fore the festival starting Satur-
day, March 10.
In conjunction with the syrup
sales as a money making pro-
ject, We will again be selling our
fucker Schmir (maple cream
spread made special by our
AmiSh Women. Also we will
have Richards maple products
for sale.
For all those who were dis
sapointed at the Dutch Auction
Dinner" last December we will
be selling Envy Hering's famous
fresh, home made pork sausage
in two and four pound packages.
Proceeds from this project will
be added to the hospital building
fund.
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Here's all you do -

Your "Reddy Kilowatt" electric appliance
dealers have ''n,ystery towels' ON display in
their stores. All you do to be eligible to win
big prize is mail in your answer to the ques-
ton: How many feet and inches of cotton yarn
piance dealer will give you an official contest
card. Write your answer and your name and
address on the card and mail it to The
Illuminating Company
The Cannon Towel Company has estab-
ished the official "mystery to,DeI" answer
Bank of Cleveland. This envelope will be
publicly opened April 2, 1856.
The Illuminating Company customer whose
enswer is closest to the actual number of feet
and inches viii receive free trip to Hawaii
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thou faith? have it to thyself
before God"
Among the passages to be
read from Science and Health
with Key to the Scriptures" by
Mary Baker Eddy is the fol-
lowing (23:16): Faith, if it be
mere belief, is as a pendulum
swinging between nothing and
something, having no fixity.
Faith, advanced to spiritual un-
derstanding, is the evidence
gained from Spirit, which re-
Dukes sin of every kind and es-
tablishes the claims of God"
The Golden Text is from He
brews (11:D: Now faith is the
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-03-08
Ceramic Art
Demonstrated to
Tawanka Club

The Feb. 81 meeting of the
Tawanka club featured a delight
full program on making and
painting ceramics given by vice
president Gloria Rode. Mrs.
Rode displayed several beauti-
full pieces that she has created
and has offered to teach the
club members this interesting
work.
This club is open to all girls
out of school and over II. The
meetings are held the first and
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third Tuesdays of each month
from September to May, at 8
pm. at The pilgrim Christian
church on South st.
The next meeting will be on
March 6.
Some of the programs for the
near future include a game
night with basketball and volley-
ball, and a hobby demonstra-
tion night.
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Have You Met -

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph 10th
who have recently moved into
the upstairs north apartment
in the Whiting home. They
moved to Burton from Char
don where Mr.. 10th is still
employed by Haueter Building
Supplies Inc. They are the
parents of a baby boy, one
month old.
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residential of The Illuminating Company buys and
o home between February March 81
dwithin
completely delighted with will immediately clear title release
and the purchase of the
appliance installation wofay
home we will efundn normal inside wiring
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-03-08
Have You Met =

The Jim Myers family con-
sisting Of Jim, his wife and
two daughters, five and three
years old. They moved to
their present residence on
Hunts Rd., Huntsburg from
Chardon. Mr.. Myers is en-
ployed in Cleveland at the
Atlas Car Company.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-03-08
Get FREE TOWEL!

Everyone who enters this
contest will receive a beau
tiful IL" x 1S" fringed
Cannon guest towel, free!
These quality towels come
in five gorgeous colors:
fire red, aquatint, bronze
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-03-08
Pioneer Players
Three
New Member

The Board of Directors for the
Pioneer Players of Geauga coun-
ty met Tuesday, Feb. % at the
Pilgrim Christian church recrea-
tional building. They approved
applications for memberships,
and were happy to welcome to
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-03-08
Have You Met :

Mr.. and Mrs. william Book
ser who recently moved from
Pittsburg, Pa, to North ST.,
in Chardon? Mr.. Bookser Is a
lab technician at Chardon Rub
Der. They have a daughter,
Dawn, who is 10 months old.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-03-08

green, camellia rose or
buttercup yellow. You will
receive yours when you
pick up your official entry
card at your Red dy
Kilowatt electric dealers
store.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-03-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Mcbride
of Chardon wish to announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter Carole Anne to Paul Elstein
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
Elsten of Chardon.
Carole is a senior at Chardon
high school and part tine en-
ployee at Bostwick'S store. Paul
is a Junior at Bowling Green
State University and is affil-
lated with the Pi Kappa Alphaa
Fraternity.
The couple are planning a
September wedding.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-03-08
Church News
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCH NEWS

How faith advanced to spirit
ual understanding of God pro-
vides the answer to sin, lack,
and other discords will be
brought out in the Lesson-Ser-
mon entitled Substance" at
Christian Science services Sun
day.
From the King James Ver-
sion OF the Bible will be read the
Following (Romans 14:22): HAS
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-03-08
WIN AN ELECTRIC DRYER!

double houses! If you have
an electric dryer already, or
if you buy one during this
contest, the prize will con-
sist of the full list price of
your present dryer.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-03-08

for two. The next 10 closest answers by
Illuminating Company customers will each
win g Guaranteed Delight electric dryer. In
case of tie the customer whose card is post
marked earliest will receive the prize. Only
entries ON official contest cards, individually
forwarded through the u. s. Mail and post
marked not later than midnight, March 81,
1856, will be considered for competition. Win
ners will be notified by mail.
Employees of The Illuminating Company,
their advertising agency and employees and
representatives of the Cannon Towel Company
are not eligible to win.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-03-08

The next ten runners-up in
this big contest will each
win a "Guaranteed DeIight'*
electric dryer, including in
stallation cost of all neces-
sary wiring for single or
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-03-08

substance of things hoped for,
the evidence of things not
not SEEN"
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LEGAL NOTICE

The Board of Education, Char
don Local School District will
receive bids at the office of the
Clerk of said Board, until II
O'Clock noon DIST. Tuesday,
August 7, 1856 for approximately
10 carloads of Scarlet Flame
Commercial stoker coal or it's
equivalent, dust treated.
Price per unit of milk in half
pint containers for use in school
cafeteria for the school year
1956-57, average amount used
obtainable upon request.
The Board of Education re-
serves the right to reject any
and all bids.
BY order of the Board of Ed
ucation, Chardon Local School
District.
Jennie G. Davidson, Clerk
1O6 S. Hambden St., Chardon, 0.
1C29
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposal bids will be re-
ceived by the Council of the Viii
lage of Chardon, at the office
of the Clerk of said Village un-
til II O'Clock Noon Eastern Day
light Time, August 2, 1856, for
the construction of concrete
curbing and storm sewers with
appurtenances thereto on and
along Maple Avenue. Approx
mate length of curing, 434O lin.
it.; approximate length of storm
sewer, ITO feet.
Each bidder shall submit with
his bid, a certified check, or
proposal bond, in an amount of
five hundred 900 dollars,), pay
able to the Clerk-Treasurer of
Chardon Village, as surety that
if the proposal or bid be accep-
ted, a contract will be entered
into and satisfactorily secured,
with the said Village.
Copies of the plans and Speci-
fications are on file with the
Village Clerk-Treasurer.
Proposals shall be submitted,
only on blank forms, provided
for that purpose by the Village
Clerk-TreaSurer.
Address proposals to Jennie
c. Davidson, Clerk-Treasurer,
Chardon, Ohio, endorsing there
on Proposal for curbs, etc,
Maple Ave"
The Village Council reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids.
BY order of the Council of
Chardon Village.
Jennie G. Davidson
! Clerk-Treasurer 2C3O