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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-03-08
Births

The following births were recorded
at Bluffton Community. hospital dur
ing the past week:
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Trout, Findlay,
a girl, Diane Marie, born last Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Weaver, Col
umbus Grove, a boy, Paul Steven,
born Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Reichenbach,
Bluffton, a boy, Keith Wynn, born
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Reamsnyder,
Arlington, a boy, Ronald Alan, born
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Frick, Bluffton,
a boy, Bruce Michael, born Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moser, Bluffton,
a boy, David Laurence, born Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. Erwin Albrecht, For
tuna, Mo-, a girl, LaRita Jean, born
February "a. Mrs. Albrecht is the
former Magdalena Bixel, daughter of
S. S. Bixel.
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Realizing a lifelong ambition OF
"wanting to make people laugh"
former Bluffton woman at 38 has be-
come a successful San Francisco night
club comedienne on top of fulfilling
her duties as happy housewife and
able mother of five children.
This is the story of Phyllis Diller,
who Blufftonites will recall as the
former Phyllis Driver of Lima; who
attended Bluffton college in the late
eos. They'll recall also that she mar
ried Sherwood Diller of this .commu-
nifty, and lived here for several years
before moving to California.
In a recent United Press dispatch
PHYLLIS Diller is described as "one gal
who could give even Robert Louis
Stevenson's DIR. Jekyll lessons on how
to live a double life"
"By day, the willowy blonde is the
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-03-08

The inspection is made possible
through the Lions club sponsorship by
the Ohio Fire Prevention association.
Inspectors provided by the association
will be accompanied on their rounds
by members Of Bluffton Explorer
Scouts.
. Clarence Diller, general chairman
OF the committee in charge of the in
spection, said that residential check
sheets will be sent home with the
school children, bat residences will
not be inspected by the visitors.
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The most anyone would say on
behalf of parking meters during the
discussion was: "Well, they seem to
work out elsewhere, maybe they
would in Bluffton."
Generally, however, there were
more who felt as Stanley Basinger on
the panel, who said: 81 would hesi-
tate to say they are necessary now.
The problem is not that serious"
Paul w. Stauffer, at the request
of the associations officers acted as
moderator of a panel discussion on
the subject. Participating in addition
to Mr.. Basinger were Kimmel Mar
shall and Councilman Francis Reich
enbach. Others joined in from the
floor, and Mayor David L. Risser was
called on for closing remarks.
Mr.. Stauffer prefaced the discus
sion by pointing out that the business
men can be pleased they have park
ing problem. Those towns without
the problem do not have much
activity nor much business. Bluffton
seems blessed with both, he said.
Mr.. Marshall of the Marshall q
Bixel store said that his principal
problem with parking is the fact that
his drive at the rear of the store into
the alley is constantly blocked. Motor
lists seem to prefer parking in the
alley to entering the municipal lot
nearby, he said.
Alley parking seems to be worst
from 10 a. m. until noon, and is caused
at times by persons entering restau-
rants and leaving their cars IN his
drive.
Better use of the parking lot
especially by persons living in down.
town apartments, would aid the prob
lem, Mr.. Marshall said.
Councilman Reichenbach also point
out the fact that there are four
municipal lots in town, although only
one is improved. He said that none
Continued on page g.
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East Land Group
Buys The Former
B. +. Biery Home

Acquisition Of the former B. F.
Biery residence at the corner of
Grove street and South Lawn avenue
was announced this week by Button
East Land, Inc, local real estate de-
velopment organization.
The Biery property, located in one
of Bluffton's nice residential sections.
has sufficient ground to provide two
additional building lots, one facing
Lawn avenue, and the other Grove
street.
A spokesman for the development
company said that the property will
probably be divided to open the two
lots for new homes. The frame home
will probably be re-sold.
Purchase of the Biery property
brings to total of 80, the number of
lots now belonging to the dc-olopment
company within the village corpora
ton limits.
Gerald Swank and Harvey Burk-
holder, directors, represented the
corporation in the transaction with
c. A. Biery, owner of the property.
At the last directors meeting Edwin
Rice was elected general manager of
new home construction for the firm.
The corporation has received FLA
approval for home construction of
two building lots on West Elm street
and two building lots on the County
Line thanking the Sunny Acres sub
division owned by the corporation.
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Dusty" Miller
Engaged To Make
Commencement Talk

DUSTY" Miller, Wilmington, for
mer newspaper man and well known
lecturer, will address the 18th grad
uating class at Bluffton high school
at commencement exercises Thursday,
May "a.
Forty-one seniors are candidates
for graduation at the exercises to be
held in the high school gymnasium.
This years graduating class at the
high school is six larger than the
1855 class which numbered 55 can
didates for degrees. 1t is 13 larger
than the class of 1854.
Members of the graduating class
are: Larry Ned Althaus, Marlin
Dwain Amstutz, Denise Arleene Bad
ertscher, Robert Gene Badertscher,
Richard Allen Basinger, Ruth Dar-
lene Bechtol, Jacqueline Joan Berry,
James Lombard Berry, Jeannine Ann
Benroth;
Beulah Mae Bixel, Shirley Pauline
BURY, Frank Keith Chamberlain,
Ronald Kenneth Chidester, Kay
Clauss, Donavon Jan Conrad, Barry
Lee Corson, Raymond Lance Cum
minis, Shirley Ann Deifendeifer, Jack
Maynard Fields;
Leland Wayne Flickinger, Norma
Jean Frankhauser, Rebecca Sue
Frankhauser, Jean Ann Frick, Caro-
lyn Jean Garmatter, Rachel Aldin
Garmatter; Paul David Glaze. Robert
Eugene Green, Dorothy Ann Herr.
Ann Elizabeth Hilty, Arthur Dale
Hochstettler;
Jean Ann Kempf, James Clyde
Laycock, Ronald Gene Lora, Carol
Ann Moser, Wade Jerald Moser, Lo-
retta Mae Nonnamaker, Sally Diane
Relchenbach, Lora Jean TripIehorn.
Sharon Jean Wahlie, Karen Rae Zim-
norman and Sherry Jan Zimmerman.
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Everett Pleads
Innocent To Drunk
Driving Charge

A written plea of innocent was en-
tered Monday at Lima Municipal
Court for Paul r. Everett, so, Route
2, Columbus Grove, who was arrested
here in Bluffton Thursday night of
last week on charges of driving while
under the influence of alcohol. Bond
was set at $3.50, and the hearing on
the case was set for April "a.
Everett is a patient at Lima Me-
mortal hospital suffering injuries re-
ceived in a crash Thursday night at
the intersection of College and Lawn
avenues. An 18-year-old Bluffton col
lege freshman, Gene Van Orsdall, re-
ceived a cerebral concussion when he
was thrown from the other auto in
volved in the crash.
The accident occurred when the
Everett car, racing south on Lawn
avenue, crashed a stop sign and hit
the Van Orsdall car travelling west.
The accident brought to an end
Everett's wild ride from Findlay.
State patrolmen said they chased him
from the south side of Findlay trav-
cling 20 to rs miles per hour. They
said the Everett car narrowly avert
ed a head-on collision with another
auto as it was passing truck
Everett turned west on Route 103
and ran several stop signs including
the one at College avenue where the
crash occurred.
Following the accident Everett was
pinned in his auto. He was released
by Patrolman John Reed and Auxili-
ary Patrol Robert Ford, passenger
in the patrol car.
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tressed circumstances. The money for
the purchase of these works of art
was raised by millions of Germans
;"
Public school art classes in this
area will be able to view the exhibit
on Monday, March 19. Other college
groups and art societies viii also be
able to visit the exhibit on that day
to study and review modern German
art. During the entire period of the
exhibit various pieces will be placed
in the reading room of the library.
This exhibit has been displayed at
various Mennonite colleges previous
to its arrival here.
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Heart Fund Drive
Raises 1928 Here

A total of $328.33 was contributed
Tor the Heart Fund" in Bluffton
last week in drive conducted bv the
Telesis club, it was announced this
week by Mrs. Herbert Traucht, presi-
dent of Telesis and chairman of the
campaign.
Mrs. Traucht said that she was
grateful for the fine work done by
Telesis members in canvassing the
town and for the response of Bluff
ton people.
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Award Contract On Presbyterian Church
School Addition; Work To Start Nav |
Fire Chief Urges Support
Of TOJUn Fire Inspection

With March 20, Fire Prevention
Day in Bluffton, fast approaching,
Fire Chief Guy Corson urged mer-
chants and industrial managers to be
ready for the small army of profes-
sional inspectors who will "come to
town" checking for fire hazards.
There's nothing compulsory about
the Fire Prevention Day inspection,
Chief Corson pointed out, adding that
the inspectors have no legal capacity
and that store or plant managers can
deny them the right to inspect their
premises. although this would be
foolish"
One Of the principal advantages of
the town-wide check-up, the sponsor
ing Bluffton Lions club points out,
will be an effort by store and plant
managers to prepare for the inspec-
tors visits and have fire hazards re-
duced to a minimum.
All are urged to clean up and re-
move accumulations of papers, dirt
and rubbish anywhere in the build
ing from basement to attic.
Be sure that oily waste or other
greasy material is kept in approved
waste cans and that such cans are
emptied at the end of each business
day.
distractions in aisles and entrances
should be kept clear at all times, and
fire escapes should be checked. Com
bustible material should be kept away
from hot pipes and open flames, and
electrical wiring should be checked
before Inspection Day.
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Graduates Saturday
At Great Lakes, Ill.

Gene E. Badertscher, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Albert o. Badertscher, Gle
ger street, is scheduled to graduate
u. S. Naval Training Center, Great
Lakes, Ill.
Following two weeks leave, Badert-
scher will be assigned to shipboard
duty or service school depending on
the qualifications demonstrated.
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Meters Unpopular Here
AS Parking Problem Answer
Businessmen Urged TO Find Of-Street
Parking And Open Streets For Customers

Parking meters not popular solution to Buttons park
ing problem and there would be virtually problem all bus
and persons employed their
autos from the congested area.
This in nutshell seemed to be the of opinion
pressed at meeting of the Buton Business
Wednesday evening of last week
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MOVING AND HAULING
pay Or Night Reasonable Rates
DC 1-96s7
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Woodland Charm
Most Desirable

Rambler Rem-Three bed
rms. large din. L. acre
Anchor-fenced lot storm
windows and doors: spick-
lots Of value Only SIC. $50.
Call IA. 10000.
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HOUSES FOR SALE, NE. tcont. }
COLORED
WOODBRIDGE

@ BEDRMS.. . BATHS OR . APIS
very COW. area: g rms. and bath or
each floor, ideal for lge. family, home
ana income. or investment: bsmt.
oil h.-w. heat: $1,000 DIN. Call Ma
S-R440 till o pm.
SIDNEY 2. MENSH & CO., INC.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

Mr.. INDIAN HEAD-5-rm. bunga-
low: elec. and running water, 3
car garage: D acres level ground
$4,000. Financing available
SPARKS AGENCY. DU. 7-2995.
MIDDLETOWN VALLEY - Modern
5-rm. bungalow, full bsmt.: central
heat: attached garage: acres with
stream: convenient financing. Priced
low at $4,000. Call SPARKS
AGENCY. DU. 1-2aAh.
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MOD, sEMIDET. BRICK, 8 bedrms.
auto. heat; nm. rec; rm. incl. real
MENT. Call OWNER. DI. 1882.
1900 BLOCK 7 PL.-Loveiy area;
brick. Seven rms, bath, bsmt
oil heat; new-house cond. PRICED
to sell. Ii. 6-7043; ewes, Ii
6-0l35. WILLOUGHBY REAL ES-
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l3OI4 KEOTA ST. Alex -bedrm
home, almost new. Priced at Sill
$50, CT loan existing of S10.500
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Bethesda Corner Rambler
5714 Kingswood rd.-Five Minis
from NH or Naval Hospital. Three
bedrmS.. . baths, living room, dining
ell modern kitchen, large family
room with barbecue built in, large
convenient to parochial and public
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BUS OPPORTUNITIES Cont HOUSES SALE MARMADIJKE

COLORED, IiI4 DELAFIELD-cor
ner built by doctor; detached brick
garage; . rooms, . rooms for ONCE
Priced SCI 500 Cooperation with
brokers. MARSHALL j. MAPLE CO.
1224 18th st. NV, AID. 4-2005.
COLORED-SPECIALS
THERE'S ONE TO SUIT YOUR
FAMILY AND BANK ACCOUNT
PRICED FROM $4,000
18th and Varnum st. n.w.-lS rms.
4 baths. Excel. condition.
Upshur st. n.w.-4 bedrms., den
recr. rm. Redecorated.
Near Benning rd. and C st. s.e.-g
bedrnls., bsmt.
goth and Rhode Islands or 4 bed.
rms. Redecorated.
For further information. call Mrs
Miller, NO. 7-g46S,
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2O05
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

ARL. 3-bedrm. brick rambler
Fenced I'd; bSmt.: equip kit Excel
schools and transp. JE. 3-S91O.
ANDREWS FIELD AREA, 3 miles e
West Gate-COmpletely redec.. spa.
cious, = bedrms., lge. util. rm.
complete maintenance. Elec. anc
hot water furnished. S120 per mo
CY 1-5ng3
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CT RAMBLER
BRICK RAMBI,ERS
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEXANDRIA-S250 DOWN OF. $3.50
MO. "spotless" 2-bedrm. bunga-
low. with expandable md n Tor
. extra rms. Ice. equip. kit. front
porch: mr. all shops: $1,000. AL
SMITH REALTY. XII. S-6652: ewes,
ALRxANDRIA-Rent or buy this
, nice 6-Trm house located in, sub
with ,safage and nice lot; listing
S1B-V TIE. 6-l40O, TIE. B-7343,
Wash. st., Alex, Va.
ALESxIANDRIA-A poor mans home:
$500 down. $50 per mo- fun price
$1,000; house in good cond: rms
and bath. Listing s95-P TIE. g.
SON, INC. sos n. wsshinston st.
ALEX.--SHIRLRY ny. sO-n. brick
and Tennessee stone raneher. 3
tached garage, full bsmt. Beautl-
fully located on i5O-ft. lot; Just
less than is Minis TO D. c. via
sfHEEEY nT JEr t o9ly og 81 a4e,S
ALEX. AREA-s65O down and ss5
per mo, buys this 2-bedrm brick
Colonial semidet home. Gorgeous
and peach trees Fully tiied iull
hsmt.. sep din. rn.. equipped kit.
Assume Ice Oh loan. Exclusive
z. ? sTEPFEY, JE. 2-4070. JE
ARL.-S14.500 home with income
Attractive BUNGALOW. within walk.
ing distance OF n. Meyer. shopping.
schools and transportation: l-bed-
rm basement apartment with
private entrance. CALL NICHOLS.
IA. 5-i2l3.
ARL.-By OWNER; 4 bedrr-. .
bath brk.; Lyon Village area. 10
min. 20 Pentagon mr. Cath. and
pub. 6chs.; cony. stores BUS: large
cor. lot, nne lawn. many trees
det tar. Asking SCI .Bn0 Open 1 u
daily 1901 NJ Kirkrood fd, "A
1885. Brokers invited.
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MonteZunna
Beat This

Three bedrm.. all-briek g
story Colonial, for only SD
fFepl.. pretty bsy Tindow i h
aIn; RI level OIi St i va, 's n;
school rush. Call IA. =
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FALLS CHURCH--Owner in
Europe says sell nova gem
in a brick Cape Cod. excel
lent room sizes and expan-
sion possibilities: beautiful
grounds. top neighborhood.
swimming pool nearby. CT
SI5.550. Dial JE. 2-2620.
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
1I3 W Broad ST.. Falls Church, Va.
JE. 2-2620 Realtors
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MONTGOMERY. COUNTY

BETHESDA. fParkwoodl -Attrac. 4.
year-old brick rambler on nice lot
Ideal for NH and al schools. Lge
fast area: 3 bedrms. and bath. Lge
screened patio. outdoor fireplace;
bsnt. with powder rm. Possession.
Sept. l. S22.950. BILLINGSLEY
REALTY. EN-. 2-2326; eyes,. OIL.
o-41uS
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BRICK RAMBLER

CT approved. 3 bedrms., ceram
tiled bath, large liv. rm. with pit
ture windows. dining ell. kit. wit
table space. full bsmt., screene
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CoLEsvLLE AREA = New brick
ton. 9 rooms, . baths, 24-ft. rec
reation nm, carports, etc. From
S20950. Call Mr.. Sweeney. He
4-6962.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
1924 l4th st NV AID A-oO0h
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SPRINGFIELD--By OWNER: quail
ity brick split level. in Yates Viii
lage: 3 bedrms.. > baths. rec. rm.
excel. location: cow. terms; i'm
med, occupancy: $4,000. 61l2
Dorchester ST Fl, 4-SRfS4
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BEER

Continued on ssHs Pass
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HOMES

ROBERT E. LOHR
HE. $4,000 Til Q PM. RIA. $4,000
Our 36th Year Dependable Service
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LOHR
.WOnnMOnR RAMRI .ER

Three generous bedrms.. "a
brk.. nearly new home has q 34-ft
expanse Of liv. rm. and sep. din,
area. Fully equip, all-electric kit.
rear scr. porch for summer dining
Dial HE. $4,000 or RIA. $4,000 to
see this charming buy now!
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R. A. HUMPHREYS g. SONS
HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

HOUSES FOR RENT urgently needed
in Silver Spring and SURROUNDING
communities We have waiting
list Of clients. For information
cal Mr. Carl Beers Bros. JU
5-76l2. Ewes. JU. 5-5S09.
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FORT BELVOIR-8 rms. and bath;
$1,000 down CT; stone house; fam
ily-size din. rm. liv. rm. with
firepl.. extra lge. kit; price $4,000
Listing S59-B. TIE. 6-1400. TIE
6-7343. AL BAKER a. SON INC,
sos N. Wash. st., Alex, Va.
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
ApARTMENTs WANTED
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE


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500 or 50 per hr. . 70 o NO
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CALI. ANDY FOR MOVING boxes.
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EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
VIII accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moying. stor.
aEe, Reasonable rate. IA. e-egl7
MOVING AND HAULING
Day or Might Reasonable Rates
Dc 1-96s7
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INCLUDES YOUR SETTLEMENT
CHARGES and all you'll need S
$500 to move right in. Vacant
Completely redec.; 3-bedrm. cottage
in popular Falls Church location
Close to everything and the best
terms ever. Call now. the only per.
son. who will be sorry is your land
11O7 W. Broad St. Falls Church
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Colonial Investment Co.
500 18th St. NV. RE. 1861
BETHESDA-PARKWOOD

Brick Colonial. slate roof,
on wooded lot. near NH and
Naval Hospital; living room
with fireplace. separate din
rooms. bath; full basement;
outdoor fireplace in shaded
back yard. A good value at
SIS,95O Call until 8 pm.
RE. 1850.
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GROvETON-7 rms, bedrns
double lot, carport, bsmt. Listina
S85-W TIE. 6-l400, TIE. 6-7343
Wash. st, Alex. Va.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
VISIT

INCOME, TAX. PIX.
This 3-apt. bldg. ca. with 2 bed
rooms. fully equip. kit, is a real
buy. Live in unit. receive rental
income from 2 units to pay for the
property. Well loo. in Takoma PIX
$4,000 now for appt.
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FALLS CHURCH-5O-ft.. s-bedrm.,
with trees; S20,95O. J-W REALTY
CO. ia. S-lS7S.
LINCOLNIA PARK = BY OWNER
Must sell new. S5-ft. brick ram
bier; many custom features. FL
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SPLIT LEvEL-i-yr.-o old brick witt
center hall entr: 4 bedrms.. ga
baths, screened pch, att. garage
INV. Dashboard heat; 1a-acre leve
lot. ONLY S33,5O0. CROWELL &
CO: INC, 2160 N. Glebe I'd, ia
5-0107
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N. ARL.. 2605 No. Jefferson St
3-bedrm. brk. ramb.: finished rec
rm.. excel. financing; low down
payment. KE. 6-0S3R
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BETHESDA

Rambler. on attractively
HANDICAPPED lot in Bradmoor,
near Bradley School. Many
shrubs and flowers. Entrance
hall, very large living room
with fireplace. dining room.
kitchen, large screened porch,
3 spacious bedrooms, = baths.
Pulldown stairway. Asking
S22 600. Call until 8 pm.
RE. 1860.
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rTENTIoN CAREER SERVICE

u ACRE. 2 bedrms.. no bath. refgr
and stove. Beautiful shrubbery ano
grass. Near Centerville $3.50
Pymts. sos mo. No down pymt
Good refs. required. ELIZABETH
BURNS AND ASSOCIATES, Brown.
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BY j., F. Emans

Lima. Ohio
April 10, 26, May 8. 10. II. "a, 81
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BC's Mid-OhiO Track CrOUn
To Be On Block Saturday

such outstanding sprinters as Dick
Yeck, Don Henderson, Elvan Sloan
and Dick Ranseyer, none of whom re-
turned to school. Willie Taylor, 100
and 220-yard ace, ran into scholastic
difficulties and Jim Gundy, who last
year set the league record in the 440-
yard dash of 51.3 seconds, has been
kept on the sidelines with an injury
that doesn't respond to treatment.
Add to these brilliant tracksters the
names of Gene McMullen, MO record
holder in the shot put; Stan Naylor,
who last year set broad jump mark
with 22'-8 IS; and the mile relay
quartet of Sloan, Cripe, Ramseyer and
Gundy, whose mark of 1886 set last
year has not even been approached in
the meets this spring and you can see
why Coach Ken Mast shakes his head
AS was the case in other years, the
Beavers are again woefully weak in
the field events. 1t is in this depart
ment that other league schools get a
measured of revenge on the Beaver
tracksters. Quite measure it is, too,
Bluffton will be strong in some Of
the sprints again this year including
the 100 and 220-yard dashes where
the unbeaten Elbert Dubenion holds
forth. Dubenion has churned the cen
tury in 9.8 and hasn't been pushed in