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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-22

Final recommendations of the
committee viii be made at the
Medical society meeting in Oc-
tOber.
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Winning Snapshots

entries
National which
competition
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

VOLKSWAGEN 1855: mod. sun
roof, Low. mileage, orig. owner.
excel. cond. IL. 6-3012.
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PLYMOUTH 1875. cranbrook: li9h,
airectionai signals, excellent tires;
ideal second cars S595.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
..Home Of Country Club Used Cars
1925 wis. Ave OIL. 4-I4lg
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PLYMoUTH 1908 4;-door statlor
mission, spotless throughout
Sl,595. Bank financing. MCNEIL
PONTIAC, 1880 Wis. ave, OIL, 4
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PLYMOUTH 55 savoy 's" 4-dr.
2-tone finish. low mileage: com.
pare this one at Sl.095. $lgf
down: SPOT DELIVERY. Also 81
Plaza g" 4-dr.; $995. BELL MO.
TORS, SOTO Wis. ave. NV. Wo
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

' SssFso pvs od SSS:NE' SO. sRs 3 o.
PONTIAC 1857 VS. Catalina coupe;
brand-neW: T. and h.. auto. trans
Wv. tires: $2,17o; low as S395
down; cash or trade; payments 70
sIit Your ,,o budget, MCNEIL P BON
In the heart Of Bethesda.
PONTIAC 1859 4.dr; station wagon;
upholstery: excel. value; only SS95
Sth and .. De. 400. =
PONTIAC 1858 $50" 4-dr.; ice blue
finish: radio. heater. hydramatic:
new-car condition. Must be driven
to be appreciated. Buy Of the week.
Was Sl.695. Now Sl.495, ANA
COSTA CHRYSLER- PLYMOUTH.
INC. 18th and Good Hope rd, Sc.
PONTIAC 1851 IS" 2-dr.: 2-tone
Bikini blue over sky blue. clean
nssToo sad0 hsae Il. s0GS 5ss
minded. Reduced, only $685.. ANA
COSTIA CHRYsLER- PLYMOUTH.
INC. 18th and Good Hope I'd. Sc,
LU. $4,000.
PONTIAC 1858 "S'' Star Chief Gus
tom Catalina coupe; radio. heater.
hydra. power steering, brakes; extra
clean: $I.995.
BROWN PONTIAC
1545 Wilson Blvd. ia. 2-5557
transmission, 2-tone finish. heater,
defrosters, tinted glass. excel. cond
throughout. only $l.195.es safety
tested for your protection. 30-day
written warranty. PAUL BROS.
lOLDSl. Wis. and Ellicott st. NV .
KE 7-130S.
PONTIAC '55 Catalina. BY original
owner. r, H.. defrosters. p.s., tinted
glass. hydra, "S" in perfect con.
dition. $1,000 mi; $1; $40, 1915
PONTIAC 1853 Chieftain de luxe A.
blue finish with matching interior;
radio. heater, hydramatic trans,
Wv. tires; s945.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
Home OF Country Club Used Cars.
1725 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 4-l412
PONTIAC SO S-cyl. Catalina hard
top sport coupe: hydra, r, and h..
cond.. only 1000 actual S mites. guar :.
special today. 81 .Si5.
FRANK SMALL
1888 Good Hope Rd Sc LU. l-9647
PONTIAC 1851 81 9-dr.: s4ea
immaculate. FLOOD PONTIAC,
1921 Connecticut.
PONTIAC 1857 VS. convertible
coupe; brand-new. r. and h.. auto
transmission. power steering, Wv.
tires. Bargain at $3,25U. Low as
S $3.50. down; sash OF 0,, trade Bank Bank
Wis, ave. OIL $4,000.
PONTIAC 80 Chieftain de luxe "s''
convertible ideal for the summer;
equipped with hydramatic drive.
power steering. radio, heater. excel
lent tires. original Jet black finish
with tan top and red leather up
holstery. guaranteed and only Sa95.
Pohanka OldSmobile
washington's Oldest olds Dealer
l126 Goth st. NV DI. 7-ld03
PONTIAC "a convertible; T. and h.
power brakes. steering. auto. trans
windows. windshield washer. tinted
windshield, hack-up lights; Sl."a5.
PONTIAC 1853 49, convertible
coupe, radio, heater, hydra, white
wall tires; exceptionally nice car;
BROWN PONTIAC
i545 Wilson Blvd. ia. 2-5557
~RaRNS
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Largest selection Of
MOS in town: TICS.
tbs. traded on new
MO-A's and Austin
Healeys, Az all Man.
haitian locations.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1865 Star Chief Catalina
hardtop coupe; green and white;
very clean: power steering. power
brakes. electric windows, Continental
hit; Sl,795; CcC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co,
1922 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
PONTIAC '5i Chieftain de luxe sta.
ton wagon; r. and h. hydra; yer!
THACKER MOTORS
l2tn and R. /. Ave. NE LA. 6-653t
PONTIAC SO Chieftain; 2-tone blue,
4-dr. sed.. hydra. r. and h., /
owner. S795; or best offer. WAL
LACE. 370S Taylor ST., CHI. CHI,
Md OIL. 4-53SS.
PONTIAC 40 "S" 4-dr. sedan de
luxe; hydra. immaculate; $3.50
FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921 Connecticut,
PONTIAC 1853 convertible; fully
equipped including radio, heater,
also hydra. trans; light blue finish
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
IS401 Conn. Ave. OIL, 4-4674
"Used-car and Truck Sales Only"
PONTIAC 1855 VS. club sedan: r
and h., auto trans. one-owner car
" ,495. Bank financing. mcneil
PONTIAC, 1890 Wis. ave-. OIL. T.
PONTIAC '55 VS. Star CHIEF conv.
brand-new cond.; orig. own; 27,OOt
mi, hydra; Sl,750. terms, Mr.. Ar.
thur, ia. 6-5S20, ROPER MOTORS
PONTIAC '54 Catalina hardtop; au.
t SpaEes rran and power stssTns and
terror; one owner, low mileage; W.
tires: S1,395.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
l1121 21st St. NV. DI. 7-01l1
PONTIAC 81 2-door Special de luxe;
extfa-clean body: inside clean;
5 very good tires, hydramatic;
inspection; serviced reg; $500 mi.
PVT. PARTY: $265. Elk. $500.
PONTIAC '55 $50" 4-door, beauti-
full "-tone white and turquoise,
hydra. r, and h., power steering
power brakes. Wv, tires; 81 .595.
! MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 18th ST.. sil. Spg.. Ju. 5-61s6
PONTIAC 1858 convertible; superior
condition; fully equipped; low price.
BURROWS MOTOR CO.. 900 M st.
sc. nth year,.
PONTIAC 1850 cdr hydramatic;
best offer. OIL 9-4607.
| PONTIAC 1858 $3.50" sedan; an
extra clean, one-owner car with
radio. heater, weekend special.
1890: written guarantee.
TRIANGLE FORD
1910 r. AVE. NE. DE. 2-6302
PONTIAC l947 Station Wagon: "s",
Sl00; OIL. 1924.
PONTIAC 1859 Catalina: r. and h.,
auto. trans, very low mileage;
owner automobile. S1.095. Low
down payment and bank financing.
BILL ADAMS. 1909 MINI. ave
| ne Il block on BenninR I'd NED
LII 2-7900.
PONTIAC SIS $50" 2-door sedan
7. and h.. power brakes low mi
81, 495
Page-Hughes Buick, Inc.
sci ARL. BLVD, FALLS CHI. VA.
JE 3-iiS9
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 80 convertible; r, anc
h.. powerfiight. whitewalls. red anG
white; good cond. HI. 9-5555.
PLYMOUTH 40 4-door sedan: excel
lent cond. low mi. $500. 2l06 N st
NV. See or Call janitor RE. 7-00Oa
ga
PLYMOUTH '55 Belvedere hardtop
in beautiful 2-tone green finish
has VS. engine with powerfiite trans
mission. Wv. tires and many other
extras: lust ST .645. See Mr.. Stafford
Stohlman Chevrolet
3270 M ST. NV.
AID. 2-4614 AID. 2-4614
PLYMOUTH 1885 sedan; black. has
radio. heater. a quality car war
AkerS Olds-C Cadillac Co.
Alley Fa III shopping Center sloss,
PLYMOUTH AS Special de lux,
coupe; new motor. Wv. tires. T
ceptionally clean; private owner
$Ig5. ia. 2-002S. aft. 8 pm.
PLYMOUTH 1850 9-passenger sta.
ton wagon; good condition; 1913
OIL. 2-327l.
PLYMOUTH '55 Savoy 4-dr;; clean
MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 18th st.. Sill. spg., JU. 5-6Is6
PLYMOUTH l94S i-dr.; r. and h.
looks like new; So down. $l22;
per mo. BOULEVARD MOTORS
1920 Wilson blvd, ia. 10000.
PLYMOUTH 1852 Belyedere; radio
and heater; low MI; excel. cond.
good tires: like new inside and out
S695. ia. 4-00S3
PLYMOUTH 1850 convert. coupe; r
and h., Wv. very unusual cond.
$40 per mo. WOLFE MOTORS
1891 Wis. ave. NV. FE. 3-4042.
PLYMOUTH IS Belvedere hardtoT
2-door: VS. engine, r. and h.; ex'
Page-HugheS Buick, Inc
Gel ARL. BLVD. FALLS CHI. VA.
JE. 3-l1S9
PLYMOUTH SO savoy "S" 4-dr.
2.tone finish. low mileage; com:
down: SPOT DELIVERY. Also Isl
Plaza % 4-dr.; S905. BELL MO.
TORS, 500 Wis. ave. NV, WO
PLYMOUTH 81 sedan 800 Brand
new Automatic transmission radio
and h Wv tires optional Mr. Miller
FALLS CHURCH DE SOTO-PLY-
MOUTH Hillwood ave and Lee hwy
JE. $4,000.
PLYMOUTH "a Plaza 2-dr,. over.
drive; real buy: S8a5, $l25
down. BELL MOTORS. 500 wis
ave NV, Wo $4,000.
PLYMOUTH l947 coupe clean. eco
nomtcal; first offer 500 cash
ONLY AT BANNING'S
Plymouth 1853 4-dr. sedan: S37. sc
mo. with no money down; in Al
TAKE U. s. TO:
BANNING & SONS
$500 BALTIC. Ave. Open 90
PONTIAC 1851 station wagon: all
metal 4-door: 7. and h. hydra;
PONTIAC 1852 4-dr.; hydra, r. and
h loa6ed l;;r, lmmaeulats: S499
PONTIAC 1919 Cdr; seas; hydra.
and h.: immaculate: FLOOD
PONTIAC. 1921 Connecticut.
PONTIAC 1857 hardtop Catalina
coupe; new. never sold, never used
Hydramatic, radio, heater; beauti.
full light gray with green trim;
252 hip: outstanding auto. 81 49a
3 yrs. to pay. FLOOD PONTIAC
1921 Connecticut
PONTIAC 1851 Star Chief sedan
~ and h., hydramatic drive: S295.
terms. SGD down. MR.. ROPER
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p 7 !

On the night before the Montoya fight, Joe Danelik
would have traded places with anyone in the world He
had put days work the steel skeleton Of the new
Parkvew Building he had boxed four fast rounds in the
GYM and he was tired He felt alert alive charged with
vitality.
He climbed Cobbler Hill and turned into Schumann
Street. Schumann of terraces of narrow. two
story row houses with white stoops Jeane Keller lived
there.
She was waiting inside the halfopen door Of No. 1868
and she when she heard his STEP shaft of light
from the Keller living fell her she drew the
door closed behind her, dark, slender girl in blue coat,
wearing goldtrimmed blue beet. She took the three
steps the sidewalk like dancer touching them lightly
Hi, Muscles" she said.
Hi Biscuit
Joe Danelk did not stop walking; he merely shortened
his stride He swept the girl into step without touching her.
There certain rhythm that belonged to them, just
the of them, there certain excitement that
belonged them. He felt it when he drew near to any
place that she when he heard her voice. when her heels
clicked against the sidewalk in time with his heavier tread
They walked down the dark The lights were on in
all Of the identical living beyond all of the identical
yellow shades young couple starting OUT could find
duplicate Of the houses in which they grew up without any
difficulty. II wasn't what Joe Danelik Jeane Keller
wanted.
81 want a house with windows all around and white
kitchen, and bright coors and furniture that can lft
Evening star., 1957-11-10
By WILLIAM e. BARRETT
Amhor of The Lejf Hand OF Cod

Jeanie had said once, when they were wndowshoppine
why not?" he said.
He hadn't been able to say much. He was proud OF
eanie because she wanted such things touched and mar
tcuae in face of the fact that she trusted him TO supply
them.
Tonight, they their way, knowing what they
wanted, walking together on Schumann Street. Iney
stopped and looked poster advertising the tight Joes
picture was it; Joe Danelik mddleweight. he was
wearing white trunks and he had his left hand extended ms
right cooked. There picture of frankie Monoya
too the pug he fighting tomorrow full-face IN nan
crouch Joe could feel Jeanie pressing close to him.
IL get frightened, thinking about it. she said.
Tie laughed at her. feeling TALL ''You don't have 70
worry, Baby he said I'VE need him to help US buy lu
ure" His hand found the girls hand and grpped IT, kns
the warm softness of it, They walked more slowly turning
into Ohio Avenue as they always did.
The Vogue Furniture Company had a big f1asnng ssn
and brightly lighted windows. The livng-room funHui.
in window was blond wood modern, with green anu
gray stripping on the upholstery
Day after tomorrow, we'll buy it..
Joe Danelik felt glow of pride in saying that IN ieee
Jeane's fingers tighten on his Nobody else IN .,'
neighborhood walked in and bought furniture, a WIZ
room at time, paying cash for it. Nobody else ID uS
neighborhood was main-event fighter He moved soNv
down the line of windows with Jeane to the dining ~
They already owned that. They Confined o" page 2
Evening star., 1957-11-10

THIS WEEK Msso.ias/ /N,ovsmbs' TO- VA
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the corner of Routes S22 and
800 when the lease to Ralph
Shanower has expired. They
plan to move to Chester when
home can be found.
Howard Patton has returned
from the hospital and Is inn
proving.
Mrs. NC. Patterson in Wo-
mans hospital was reported to
be much stronger and more
comfortable last week.
Mrs. Peter Petersen Jr. who
was in Forest Hill Hospital is
now at home.
Mrs. Henry Reinold has i'm
proved from her accident suffi-
ciently to return to her work in
Cleveland on Monday for part
time.
Mrs. George Painter, who is
under the care of a doctor is
much improved.
Mrs. &c. Jacobs Is recover
ing from bruises received when
she tripped on a rug in her
home and fell.
The interior of the Baptist par
sonage is being redecorated,
some rooms have been replaSt-
cred.
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statement In last weeks issue
The printer placed the comma
in the wrong place. The Womens
Association gave 81 ,0OO.0O to the
building fund. NOT $1,000 as
printed.
Chester News Briefs
Mrs. II. L. Jeffery of Day
ton, Ohio visited her sister, Mrs.
Burwell Abbott from Tuesday
through Friday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al. Wendorff
were in Akron on Tuesday to
attend a luncheon meeting for
Aetna Casualty and Surety A
gents held at the Yanko Res
taurant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Russell
were in Hiram on Sunday and
visited the G. Robert Fox fami-
ly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Ho-
gan from Cleveland were dinner
guests on Thursday of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Wendorff.
Earl and Clell Paulin Jr. now
of Hartsgrove, grandsons of
Mrs. Alb. Hill will take over
the work at the garage estab-
lished by their grandfather at
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ject for West Geauga is Mrs.
Henry Schoenfeld assisted by
Mrs. Warren Latin.
Camp Fire Girls of West &C.
auga and Newbury reserved the
whole house at Karamu theater
for Saturday, Oct. 10. Girls and
adult leaders, numbering go
saw the musical comedy version
of Old King Cole. They arrived
at l:30 that they might have the
opportunity to go back stage and
to see the actors make up and
also to visit the settlement
house. Refreshments were serv-
ed after the show.
Supt. and Family now Located
Supt. Robert G. Lindsey of the
West Geauga Schools, Mr. S.
Lindsey ard their two sons Lar
ry IS and David, 9, now occupy
their new home on Beechwood
Drive. They moved last week.
end from Thompson, Ohio. Mrs.
Lindsey teaches third grade at
Snyder Road school in KenSton
District. Larry is an eighth
grade student. David is in the
fourth grade at Chester school.
=
CheSterland Has Three RID.
Routes.
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On Saturday, Oct. 19 a third
rural mail route started from
the Chesterland Post Office with
Mrs. Edmond Russell as tenn.
porary carrier. The usual date
for starting this route (Sat-
urday) is due to the fact that
the postal year Is now divided
into Is months of four weeks
each. Postal workers receive
their pay every other Friday.
The new Route, Number 8 is
north Of Mayfield and west of
Chillicothe to County Line Road
and north to Chardon Road (Rt.
81 minus the side roads be-
tween Chillicothe and Caves off
Mayfield.
Henry Hanson Jr. temporary
carrier on Route / delivers on
the territory in Chester south
of Mayfield plus the side roads
north off Mayfield Road.
Route 2 served by regular
carrier, Richard Taylor is the
same as formerly minus the ter
ritory previously served south of
Mayfield.
Mrs. Russell will deliver mail
until the Holidays when she will
assist in the Post Office. Mr..
Russell will then deliver the
mail.
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Presbyterian Church News

Presbyterian Church News
The following women from
Christ Presbyterian Church
here were at the First Presby-
terian Church in East Cleve.
land on Monday to assist the
hostesses there at the Fall Pres
bytery, Mrs. Robert Burns, Mrs.
Willia a m Faber, Mrs. Ralph
Schwarz, Mrs. Bruce Reeves
Mrs. James s anford, Mrs.
Quentin Groth, Mrs. Paul Stein
furth, and Mrs. J.E. Fathauer.
On October "a at 1890, Mrs.
Ralph Schwarz and Mrs. J.E.
Fathauer are giving a pyramid
luncheon at the Schwarz home.
There will be SO guests and the
proceeds will be added to the
church building fund.
Open House" was held on
Sunday afternoon on the proper
tygiven by the Schwarz family
for the site of the Christ Presby-
terian church. The Woman's
Association served refreshments
and acted as hoStesseS. This
property is entered from Chilli
cothe Road and plans are to
erect the church on the beauti-
full knoll just east of Chillicothe
Road.
There is a correction in a
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eryone is invited as there will
be fun for the whole family.
Some Of the main attractions
are listed as follows. Twelve big
game booths; Music by "The
Freshmen: refreshment stand:
drawings for prizes; grab bags;
balloon shower; Christ ma s
booth; Country store with baked
goods and white elephants j"
fish pond; waffles, candied ap-
pies and home made candy.
West Geauga- Camp Fire Girls
The West Geauga Camp Fire
and Blue Bird Groups announce
a candy sale from October 25
to November 10. They will be
selling Nestles NeStlets for rs
cents per box. The proceeds will
be used to provide funds for
camping. Chairman of the pro-
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By LENNAH b. BOND
Phone Park 9-7O16

CHESTER - A meeting was
announced for Wednesday even
ing, Oct. 16 to discuss the ad-
vantageS and bring about an or
ganization Of Friends of the Lii
brary. 1t was stated that the
purpose of such a group is to
constitute a body of people to
work in behalf of the public Ii
brary and to enrich the resourc-
eS of the Library. Friends of
the Library help knit the library
more closely to all activities
and groups of the community.
Present were 81 people who re-
presented IL different organiza-
tions. These included League of
Women Voters, Welcome Wagon
Business and Professional Wo-
men of the County; Chester
Grange; Maple Leaf Temple; !;
Chester Study Club; Chester
Garden Club; Russell Women'S
Civic Club; Baptist Ladies Aid !;
Presbyterian Church; Commun-
ity Church.
Dues were set at ST. 90 per per-
son. An organization does not
pay dues but is asked to encour-
age interest in Friends of the
Library among it's members.
Present were Misses Harriet
and Mildred DeMuth of the &C.
auga County Professional and
Business Womens organization.
They announced that this Club
wished to present the West Ge-
auga Library with a dictionary
and stand and that plans were
underway for the purchase Mrs.
Paul Jones, who presided, was
selected as temporary chairman
and Mrs. Bernard Campbell as
temporary Secretary and Trea-
Surer. Mrs. Campbell will also
serve as membership chairman
assisted by Mrs. Edward Glaze
Mrs. Walter Shaffer, Mrs. Long
and Mrs. Carl Whitmer. Frank
E. Downer was appointed as
publicity Committee. Mrs. Dow
ner was also named to that
committee. When this organiza-
ton is formed and we'll started
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-10-24
To Show Prints
of Currier>IveS
at Chester Bank

CHESTER - MA. Fox, Pres
ident, The First National Bank
of Burton, announced today that
they would present a collec-
ton of original N. Currier and
Currier & Ives prints from No
vember 4th to November 9th. the
exhibition is to be held at the
Chester Office Of the Bank. This
exhibit is part of what is recog-
med as one of the finest col
lections of Currier & Ives itho-
graphs in the country. It was
assembled by The Travellers In
Surance Companies and ar
rangementS for it's display in
CheSterland were made by w.
w. Hirter Insurance, Inc, an
agent for The Travellers.
The collection was started 20
years ago and 228 of the prints
have been reproduced in calen-
darS published by the company.
These calendars have awakened
an interest in those portrayalS
of Americans" which present
the urban and rural life of the
mid-19th century as well as
some of it's historical events.
What the eye of the camera is
to these days, the eye and pen
of the Currier & Ives artists
were to their own times.
The exhibition is one of a SER
les of seven collections of Cur
rier & Ives original prints now
touring the country.
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Chester Friends of Library
Elect Officers, Plan Donations

there will be only one meeting
each year. There was no an.
nouncement of a date for a
meeting to complete the organ.
ization. Those present paid dues
Business Men Meet
AT the last meeting of the
Chesterland BuSine Asso-
citation, plans were put in mo-
ton to compile Yellow Pages as
supplement for the recently
issued Chesterland Telephone
Directory sponsored and compil-
ed by the business establish
ments in the Kump Block.
This meeting, which was very
well attended, was held in the
social room at the Parkside Re-
creation on Thursday evening
October IT.
Marion w. HumphrieS of the
County Zoning Board spoke on
the jail bond issue and led a
discussion on County Zoning.
The following were approved
as trustees for the coming year
Norman Gonsalves, Clyde Wehr,
Norman Moss, Robert Burns,
Norman RuSSick. From this list
officers will be selected.
There was an encouraging re-
port on the publication, Com
municator" which is edited by
Gordon Blowers.
Guests were John st. Armour
president and Robert PugSley
sales manager of Assembly Pro-
ducts.
They acquainted the group
with the operations of their com.
pany and of the recent issue OF
stock available.
KiwaniS Club
At a dinner meeting on Octo-
Der % at the FowlerS Mills
Church the Fire chiefs of the
Chester and Russell Volunteer
Fire DeptS. acquainted the Local
Kiwanis Club of their needs. The
club donated 5000 to each Of
these Fire Departments.
ZOning Certificates
The following zoning permits
were issued by Zoning Inspector
william E. Bebout last week
Dewey Szemenyei, South Opa.
locka Drive, residence Kenneth
Helmerick, Green Drive, gar.
age; Stella Construction Co.,
Chesterbrook Road, residence.
Annual JambOree
The Pre-school P.T.A. has an.
nounced the date of its sew.
enth annual Jamboree to be Sat.
urday, Oct. 26 from TOO to H..
90 pm. This will be held in the
Chester school gymnasium. Ev.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-10-24

HAVE YOU MET -
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dubyak
of Huntsburg; formerly of Cleve-
land? Mr.. Dubyak is employed
at Thompson Products.
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WHAT A MAN
KNOWS SHOULD FIND
IT'S EXPRESSIONS IN
WHAT HE DOES"
authors Name Below

authors Name Below
The sale of medicines takes
special training and know
ledge. That is why a phar-
macist is required by law to
study in a college of phar-
macy and to prove his know
ledge by passing state. ex-
animation.
Any medicine. can be harm
full if improperly taken.
Please do not hesitate to ask
us any questions about them
that we can ethically answer
A five grain aspirin tablet
may be poisonous dose for
an infant. Certain cautions
must be observed even when
taking simple laxatives. That
is why you are safer when
you get any medicines from
a pharmacist.