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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-19
MeMURTRY EYES MONEY BOUTS
Olson Calling 1t Quits
After Early Knockout

started trying to line up a
September title bout between
McMurtry and champion Floyd
Patterson.
But Clarence McMurtry.
father and manager of the
crew-cut Tacoma fighter, said
his son won't be ready for Pat
terson until "about a year"
Sid Flaherty, manager of
Olson and of Eddie Machen,
No. l heavyweight contender,
proposed a match between
Machen and McMurtry here in
September.
But Clarence McMurtry re-
piled, "Why Machen? Why not
go for Patterson"
McMurtry, the ninth-ranked
heavyweight, said his only i'm
mediate plans are to buy a
house. golf a little and get
plenty of rest"
Actually he didn't have to
work hard against Olson. He
lost the first round by a shade
while sizing up his short,
pu6gy opponent. But midway
in the second round he began
trying combination punches.
A solid left to the head
landed. and the Tacoman fol-
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PORTLAND. Greg, Aug. 10
R.-Pat McMurtry went home
to Tacoma, Wash. to prepare
for some big money heavy
weight bouts today after ending
Bobo Olson's long ring career
with an explosive right hand
Saturday night.
McMurtry. 1871, who looks
more like a college football
player than a boxer, stopped
Olson, 1875, former middleweight
champion, in 2::34 of the second
round Of a scheduled 10-round
main event of an outdoor show
here.
Olson, now manager of a
night club at nearby Vancouver,
WASH, announced his retire.
ment from boxing soon after
his handlers had hauled him
to his feet and revived him.
That's it," said the once
durable, hard-chinned Olson. Il
was among the best once and if
I can't get back up there, I
don't want to continue.
Tommy Meyer, who promoted
the match that drew about
$500 fans for an estimated
$4,000 gate, Immediately
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Spears Wins Title
In Mid-AtIuntic
Tennis Tourney

WHEELING, w. Va, Aug. 10
R.-Frank Spears defeated 1t.
Tom Bradford GO, 6-3. SO, in
an all-Quantico Marine Base
final yesterday for the mems
singles crown In the Middle
Atlantic Lawn Tennis Associa-
ton sectional tournament.
Spears then teamed with an
other Quantico cohort, 1t. Bill
Demas. to defeat Bratfort and
1t. Bruce Gustafson, likewise
Of Quantico, AS. 6-1, 6-3, 6-3,
for the mems doubles title.
Spears also was q member Of
the winning mixed doubles
team as he and Mrs. Adrienne
Ayares Of Baltimore won by de-
fault from John Harris Of
Washington and Miss Alex
Hufty Of Chevy Chase, Md.
The team of Spears and Mrs.
Ayares earlier completed the
elimination of the top-seeded
mixed doubles team of Fred
McNair of Bethesda. Md. and
Charlotte Decker of Washing
ton, SO, Ga, GA.
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Ventura Reaches Peak
With St. Paul Triumph

to young HOWE johnson of
Houston, whose eight-under-
par "a earned him a tie for
third with Marty Furgol of
Lemont, III.
Peter Thomson of Australia
and Mike Souchak Of Gros-
singers, N. Y, tied for fifth
with 270.
London's Dave Thomas, a
brawny 23-year-old with vir-
tually no previous success on
his current American tour.
overlook Ventura at one stage
early in the final round when
he ran FIVE brides on the first
six holes for his third straight
five-under 81 on the front nine.
But he fell off on the back for
a SO and tied with Bo Winnin-
ger and Art Wall at 27l.
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Keith Bowie Wins
Driving Contest
With 2o0-Yd. Belt

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Aug. 10
R.-Keith Bowie of Colmar
Manor. Md, won the diving
contest Of the 18th annual In
ternational Jacee Junior Golf
tournament here yesterday.
Bowie smacked his ball 290
yards to win by almost Ia
yards. Ross w. Gatzert Of Lodi,
Calf. was second with a belt
Of 276 yards. / foot.
The field of 1876 young golfers
from every State. the District
of Columbia and Hawaii, will be
pared to the 100 low scorers and
ties in two l8-hole qualifying
rounds today and tomorrow.
The 72-hole medal play tour
ney will be contested over Ohio
State University's demanding
6,8l0 yard, par SO SO - 70
course,
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ST; PAUL. Mimi. Aug. 10
(R.-The golf sages who have
predicted greatness for Ken
Ventura had a solid talking
point today 22-under-par
score that brought the Cali
fornian a record-matching vic
tory in the st. Paul Open.
Ventura climaxed the finest
shooting of his career yester-
day with a SO for a two-stroke
margin over fellow townsman
Bob Rosburg of San Francisco
and a 72-hole 266. The score
equaled the tournament mark
shared by Cary Middlecof and
Lloyd Mangrum.
1t was the first circuit cham
pionship for the pro newcomer
who some say may be a COM
ing star of Ben Hogan magni-
tude.
Until now, however. Ventura
has been known to the public
chiefly as the man who blew
the Masters championship in
1856 with a final round 80 after
leading through the first three
rounds.
Good Money Percentage
An amateur then, he joined
the professionals last fall Ito
see If could do well consist
entity against the best in the
business.
He had many of the best to
contend with here, the 18th
tournament in which he has
finished in the money of IA en-
tered since he started touring
as a pro.
The 26 year = old form r
Walker Cup player had rounds
Of 66. 81. IS and SO on the par
u Keller Course. He killed of
Rosburg's challenge with a
birdie four on the final hole.
where he missed a 10-foot eagle
putt by inches with a chance to
set a new tournament record.
Yet it was a boyle hole that
swung the scales for the lean
6-footer. Faltering late in the
round, he hit his approach shot
into the crowd on the 18th and
dropped his short pitch shot
shy Of the green. But a 50-foot
chip gave him a 6-inch putt
and took him out Of dangeS.
Hot Putter Helps
The vicory was worth $1,000
to Ventura. Birdie puts of 30
and 20 feet cushioned him
against Rosburg's 66. The
finest golf of the day belonged
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Tom Carney and Bob Wharton
taking second with 1885,
COLUMBIA-Dick Melbourne
posted 315 for 70 holes to win
the Winslow Cup. with Martin
Mccarthy second with 318. Mr.,
and Mrs. E. j. Hickey. jr., had
76-l0-66 to win net honors in
a mixed scotch foursome event
while Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Kreuz.
berg had top gross score, rs.
PRINCE GEORGES - Ster-
ling Donahoe and Bill Thornton
scored 72-91a-62Ha to win q
scotch foursome event fol
players with IL and under
handicaps. Howard Valentine
and Ralph Wagner were second
with 70-6l2-631a. In the 49,
and-up handicap class. it was
DR.. r. Muma and H. p. Gore
jr.. 83-19-64, and Tony Gaia.
pano and Charles Carlson, 81.
17-64.
CONGRESSIONAL - Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Danischefsky
have made it to the finals OF
the clubs husband-wife cham
pionship. They advanced al
the expense of Mr.. and Mrs
C. T. Nemir, 3 and 2. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Mccormack also
moved up by scoring over Mr.
and Mrs. j. l.. McGrath, 4 and
3. Vernon johnson and his
l6-year-old son, Brian, won the
father-son title with a COM
bined gross score of 1888 for 36
holes. T. E. Wallace and r.
year-old Billy took net honors
with $685. 80-285.
OXON RUM. E. Jeffcoat
showed the way in a medal
play handicap tournament with
a gross SO. while Chuck Goodine
and John Ritenur each had
"a. William Friel, ST., 9O-27-
SO, and Harry Kayian, $3.50
So. tied for net. Leading the
women were Mrs. Jean Mahle,
102-33-69. and Mrs. Mary
Eten, 110-40-70. William Friel,
jr., topped the juniors with 1911
40-81.
ARMY NAVY-Col. and Mrs.
Larry Lightner won a net best
ball event with So. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellis Veatch and Capt.
and Mrs. jackson Arnold each
had 81. In a two-man team
medal event, Col. w. B. Rosson
and Gen. M. M. Magee scored
a net SO. as did Col. Paul
Spivey and Col. Walt Dawson.
In Glass B. Comdr. H. H. Black
man and Comdr. H. Cute
kunst, tied with Col. r. E.
Michlet and Col. r. E. Hood.
each with IS. In Glass C it was
Comdr. T. v. Kyllonen and
Vice Adm. E. w. Clexton, "a,
and Col. N. Mabel and Col.
L. j. Erler. IS.
WOODMONT - Tying with
best-balls65s for honors in the
annual "Pro-Schmo" tourna-
ment were Leonard Jacobs and
Ellis Edlowitz, Moe Lerner and
his son Bobby, Buddy Fig and
DR.. Blaine Fig, Buddy Fig and
DR.. Lester Blumenthal, Barney
Dreyfuss and DR.. Phil Miller
and Dreyfuss and John Safer.
WASHINGTON-Mrs. Franz
Richey and Wesley Mcdonald
won the Ball Trophy and an
nual mixed Scotch foursome
tournament with 88-l8-70.
Mrs. w. A. Walsh and Sid Car
roll were second with 76-5-7l.
ROCK CREEK Mr.. and
Mrs. George Carpenter won the
annual mixed Scotch foursome
tournament by beating Ann
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-19
Missouri Valley Group
Opens Meeting Today

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 10 up
Missouri Valley Conference
representatives open a three
day meeting here today.
Member schools are Bradley,
Cincinnati, Drake, Houston,
North Texas State, st. Louis,
Tulsa and Wichita.
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Goodyear's exclusive
Triple : Tempered Tri-
ple-Tough st Rayon
Cord Body for greater
strength and durabil-
ity. Top-Notch Tread
wit h thousands OF
Safety Edges means
top notch traction and
extra safety.
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HENRY j. '63 6-cyl. oyerdrlys
~, 600 miles; ~ h.; sS75. wo
d-A64S,
HILLMAN MINK 1881 4-dr. $500
Hea sss lussase rack Can IA
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MGA 1858
New and q large selection OF color
Immediate delivery,
$2,398
Manhattan Auto, Inc.
7th and r SITS. NV.
no. $4,000
Branches: Bethesda. Alexandra
FafffAN
POHANKA OIdSmobile

WaahinGtnn' Oldest OldsmobiIe
Dealership 81 Their Newest
uSED-CAR CENTER
/ GAO Univ. Blvd z, Sit. Spg. Md
III A-aEE
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BOWMAN MOTOR Sales

7 7b3U Ga. Ave, NV. IA. B-yOUU
sTUDEBAKER 1850 Champion;
/ fully equipped; 8 good tires: has
passed pa inspection; gray nm
lsh; mech. perfect Private owner;
| SIZE An 4-RO76
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
PLYMoUTn 'S9 4.dT / sa70 FLoop

PONTIAC. 6l0O Wis ave. NV
rsrdsop coupe a.tone, Wv. Tres,
powerifite. power brakes: and
Est ala or "a. s.og7s alter Ds !
PLYMOUTH so SAVOY 2-dr.; VS.
lInotor. push button drive other ex-
itaSi blue and white finish Wv.
tires amaslngly clean h'6ob'
written guarantee.
TRIANGLE FORD
90l0 RI. Ave, NE, LA. p.l000
PLYMOUTH AND FORD $50 and
use M taxi service. Radios and
4 KaiorBma I'd NV. DU. 7-sAn0
/ PLYMOUTH '5b VS. COW; power
/ fiite, =. and h.. Wv. tires. $l,fD5.
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1905 Ga. Ave NV ia. a-3lo3
PLYMOUTn "a station wagon 2
/ ar dark green; neN brakes. good
tires; motor lob 5000 miles ago.
$500 or best ofier 20. s-633g
PLYMOUTH $50 VS. hardtop; one
OF chryslers most popular models;
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1909 E-w Hwy, tat Ga. Avel
stl sps. Nd u. a-4bO0
PLYMOUTH: nov tradlnr on rs
Plymouths; 81 sos Mr. Miller JE
2-ean0 FALLS CHURCH De Soto
Plymouth. Lee highway At Hill
WOOD ave
PLYMOUTH. NV 1857 4-dr de-
llvered 70 YOU a. ~ S3f Call
Prank wike, FALLS CHURCH De
Seto-Plymouth. Lee hiEhvay 81
7 HiliNood ave. IL 2-3300
PLYMOUTH '55 savoy 4-dr; pow
eriiite, r and b. $4,000 mi 81 .
$50, FALLS CHURCH De sOTO-
/ PLYMOUTH. Lee hwy al Hill
wood ave, JE 2-2300
PLYMOUTH '55 Savoy VS. 4-dr +.
I poverfiite, r and h. medium green
tintsh one owner. driven only
Z 1000 mites; Si.249 HILL a.
I SANDERS. Waeh's Oldest Ford
Dealer. TIA Vermont ave NV.
/ AID. $4,000. Open ewes. IA ..
z Sat I'll 3
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AuIoMoBILEs FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 'bb Belyedere 4-door;
equipped with smooth poweriiite,
2, and h.. 2-t0ne, Wv IN abso-
lutely new-ear cond, Only 81 .ln5
MIR. BRE.NNER. HICKS CHEVRO-
LET. INC, IA $4,000
PLYMOUTH So suburban. llghi
green finish, special today SaYv.
TRIANGLE FORD
a0i0 RI Ave NJ La a-l00t
PLYMOUTH aa ,Sl bo elAsh m. ne new
PLYMOUTH Sc. private, sx-Naxi
black with cloth uphoik, r, nnc
h.: good tires, runs good, must b.
seen 10 be appreciated $3.50 oi
best offer ~ g-61.0.
PLYMOUTH 1865 sta. wagon 4-dr.
u and h.. auto transm., ] owner,
low MILEAGE; contact warranty
Mccoy Motors, Inc.
1891 Lee Hwy Ar. Va IA. 5-sl ~
PLYMOUTH 1856 Savoy 4-dr. Sc
dan: and h, auto. tranEm ete
Cash. trade or bank terms MFR
son a THOMPSON chrysleT'
7e27 Wis. ave. OIL 2-2bib
PLYMOUTH 1913 Beiyedere hard
/ top radio, heater. oyerdrive, 2
tone blue yery clean. low mileage
lwHEFfER' ne. cHRYsLER CITY
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALEf
$500 Wis. AVE NV, EM. 2-iUe.
PONTIAC 1852 Catalina 2-dr
I've tone ereen glO0 or beE
reasonable oiier o. b-561S.
PONTIAC 81 Star Chief IS" 4
i aSo', niles hssi' sliis sh' a. Wv '''''
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1905 Ca. Ave. NV IA. g-3lOs
PONTIAC "a; 47.Oo0 miles; :. az.
h. well kept: $l25. Pc. 1885,
ewes. day. tx. 3-6ll5. Ext. $50
PONTIAC 1858 a-dr De luxe 's"
hydramatie, tow mileage. verl
clean: S64g FLOOD PONTIAC
800 wis ave. NV.
PONTIAC 'S4 4-dr. IS" stauon
wagon; automatic trans, !. anc
h.. gieaning iight green anish
low miieage; must see to Appreci.
ate; sill guarantee. sl,l5o
NV. ID 7-5s0o.
PONTIAC 81 sta. wagon: Z. and b
3 seats. ell metal; exceptionally
clean. $3.50, terms l. STREET
MOTORS, .s0l l ST. nv.
PONTIAC "a Star Chief s-dr. Sc
dan. power steering and power
brakes, 2 and h.. hydramstle
Wv, finished IN beige and IVORY
TODAY'S BIG BARGAIN. Sob Mr.
BRENNER. HICKS CHEVROLET
INC, RA. $4,000.
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eAIF
Manhattan Auto, Inc.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
iS0a-iO KinE St.
XII. 1888

PLYMOUTH SO Cranbrook 4-df. (.
:. and h; sie5, Jim dandy trans.
portation FALLS CHURCH DE-
SOTO PLYMouTH. Lee highwAy
al HillUOod ave. il 2-23O0
PLYMOUTH '5S VS. convertible:
orig de luxe red and white, plenty
Of extras, including powersiite, r.
and b. Wv. tires. Today's special;
81 1855.
.CRANSON MOTOR co.
63i2 Ca. Ave. NV. TU. 2-7OiL
Open Sunday
PLYMOUTH so 2-dr.: this Is GOOD
trAnsp.. SECS. Call Mr.. LAW.
RA. $4,000. Dealer.
PLYMOUTH 81 BelvedeFe sport
coupe 2 and h.. poWeTfiite; beaut
ivory and bite finish Priced al
ONLY Ssp5 BILL UGLOw. RA
$4,000, Dealer
PLYMOUTH rs 4-df. Plaza. SS95
This car Is fully winteTizrd and
ready TO so. good tires Can A.
nance. Gail Mr.. LAW. RIA. g.
0iOn, Dealer.
PLYMOUTH 1855 Belveaere 4-dr.
hardtop. finished IN beautiful ivory
and light blue, equipped. power
steering. power brakes. auto trans
mission. radio. heater, Wv tires.
Driven only a,O0n miles By careful
owner. si,saS' terms
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
i77e5 wis. Ave. OIL. 4-14i2
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CHEVROLET 'sii extra clean
SAM. can finance. Call WASH
LAW, RIA. 3.u1OO, dealer,
CMEVROIET 1873 Bel Air e-dr.
heater. Wv. tires beautiful blue
and white AniAh, except Qnally
nice; SnNa. HILL a SANDERS.
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, .illt
open ewes. I'll . sat, I'll 5,
CnkVY 80 2-doori green; excel
motor and tires, r and NJ par
eain SeaO. Wo, U-Oooe,
CnEVR0Ikf SO spoFt coupe.
equipped. 6acrlfce, $1,000. Call
II. l-o0ai or no. a-1i2S.
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PLYMOUTH 'bb BelvedeTe 4-doori
equipped with smooth poweriiite,
2, and h.. 2-tone, Wv IN abso-
lItely neW-eaF cond, Only Sl,lnb
MR.. BREs0NER. HICKS cHEVRO-
LET. INC, IA. $4,000.
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

|sTUDEBAKER 'bs Champion REGAL
de luxe club coupei =. and b.. light
green finish, real nice: SDDb. HILL
y SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer, TIA Vermont ave. NV.
AD. $4,000. Open ewes. I'll o,
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JAGUAR SO
"a sedan; :. and ~. i-owner car
$2,677
Manhattan Auto, Inc.
BETHESDA, MD.
81 81. S2 "IeI4ss:S 81

hydra, sood tranap.. Sla5 or best
/ offer. IL. 3-S5i7
/ LINCOLN 80 a-dr. hArdtop Pre-
mieT: power Steerins.. power brakes
power seat. power windows. T. and
a.. Wv tifes. many extra. low
mileage; very clean one-oUneF car.
Easy terms: Ss.695, Ask for Bob
I Choyce.
| ROYAL ChrySler, Inc.
1901 Il. l. ave. NE. WA, 7.1000
I LINCOLN 'S3 Cosmopolitan 4-dr.;
Guiding 4-Way power seats and
window one Of the finest luxury
lC or. MS MOTOR co.
o3is Ga. Aye. NV: tn. s-7oil
LINCOLN 81 convertible; the
ultra e me- @Sdsrn MOTORING many
Silver Spring Motor Co.
III sO E.-T Va Hwy "s 81 Ga s. AS,
LINCOLN 1857 Premier hardtop
isfssss: now 81. ssS, ccc saarsntse
Capitol Cadillac Co.
isas eand 81. NV. EE. T-s60o
LINCOLN 1857 Premier hardtop;
loaded; ?. and h.. full power:
81 Bas below dealers cost. nex-
car warranty.
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1906 Ga. Ave, NV ia. s-3l03
/ dERCURY 81 4-dr; oyerdrtve. I
[ b.; S3fa FLOOD PONTIAC 800
Wis ave nv
MERCURY 1857 Turnpike Cruiser
2-dr equlp. with all power ex-
e0nd. ASKING $4,000 KE, s-aa6a
| MERCURY 1885 Custom hardtop
coupe. In e-tone black and white.
Mereo :. and h. w-v.s. . 0a5.
/ MANN OLDSMOBILE
1880 18th St. s, 8. ~. s-eis6
MRRCURY 1855 Montelsir hAFdtop
/ 3-dr.: full power equip. ? and h
I Wv. tires. s-tone black and
wa 7-esst
MERCURY 81 6-pass, station
I WAGON; driven I mo-; r. and h.,
white-walls. IN pert coed: 1000
cash. take over sc.pSS in mo
pymts Of Ss3.O2. Call 20. 2-2s5a
after 3
MERCURY 1885 sta. wason 4-dr.
g-pass.. :. and h.. auto. tEansm..
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GTUDEBAKER 1857 H-ton VS.
pickup: dirsctlolel signais, front
little: new title and warranty;
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hgroMoBILIs FoR SALE
YoRp 1875 TuagE va u, Z, and 4,
contract Warranty slice,
McfNnN Motors. Inc.

FORD 1898 Tudor VS. u and h,
Contract warranty; tl,lah,
Mccoy Motors, Inc.
|aa2l Lee Hwy, All, Va. "a. b.ei 81
FORD 1887 Ranch waeon; Z. ans
over payments. 10. A-0213.
FoRD 80 Tudor; =, and IA. ssls
iimore ave, AP, 7-ba0e,
FORD 1888 Crown victoriai min
green and whites vhite-wall tires
fully equipped. will ACCEPT elder
medel car Please call II, 4-tseU
FORD 'b6 Tudor cuatemllne
FKrfssf cAukcH pR sofo- fLYM'
ouTH. LEE hwy. at Hillwood ave.
~ s-a30O
FORD lAT Country sedan. station
wagon power SteerinE and brakes
1; ssss s,Ou sfs MOO. 81. s.sso S'
FORn SO convertible. power steer
tiful oflginal light blue hnish. blu.
and white interior. Wv, !lIes,. I
one-owner car, VI sos LOGAN
MOTOR CO, 1880 aSth u. NV.
DI. S-AeOO,
FORD 'S4 VS. 9-passenger sta
tion wagon; deep blue nnish, =
h., many other extras, low mile
age, WAgon IN very eood condition
3lS. nov, si.iAS. LOGAN MOTQE
Co 1880 sOth ST. NV pi
FORn ,b9 Fordor sedan; lisht areel
finish. r. aud h, and other extras
A clean low mileage car. frtce'
for fast sale, Si95. LOGAN iFQrd
1850 goth 81, NV DI. 5-5SOO,
FORD 1897 VS. Ranch Wagon; !
and h., side mirror. Wv. tires
beautiful original .-tone tan M
ish; very low mileage car on
owner: prieed for fast sale, Ss,3Ho
LOGAN FORD. 1880 goth 81. nv
DI. 7-5sOO.
FORR so cow. coupe, $3.50 Tru.
Is 200 miles FLOOD PONTIAC
500 wis, ave NV
FORD 'S7 custcmline Perdor VS.
a-tone; Fordomatic. heater. o.tuo'
radio. $500 MI Diplomat leev
ms. 81 $50 Daytime, AID 10000
Ext, 5a; ewes. OIL. 4-a9S5,
FORD 1856
station WAGON: PordomAtie.
equipped. Real sharp car
for station WAGON huyers'
StQS down.
CENTRAL MOTORS
dIa Mass. Ave. DI. 7-ea10
FORD 'S3; s cylinders. =. aud b.
oVeTdriye excel. cond.. Win ne,
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''3 TRIANGLE RIA GLE ' FORD 81
McCnv Mntnrs. Inc

PLYMOUTH 1865 sta. waEon 4-dr.
In and h.. auto transm., ! owner,
low mileage; contact warranty
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AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

Alex, Va. OV. 3-U3bt
PONTIAC 1876 star Chief haFdtoT
convertible. full powered. 7. ant
b., hydramatic, with $4,000 care.
fully driven miles. perfect IN ever
detail. Sl,Jg5. Mr.. Bremen
HICKS CHEVROLET. INC, RA
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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-05-23
By Mrs. Jessie Marthe
Telephone ChardOn 6-5511

AQUILLA - Council meeting
was held on Monday, the 20th,
with all members present. Bills
were approved for payment,
letters read and reports made.
Cleanup week was set for some
time in June, and each property
owner will be given a notice
as to the time. Ebbe GuStafSon
mas been duly appointed as a
special police officer for the
village and bonds have been
approved. Mr.. GustafSol has
resided in the village fer the
past two years at 208 Turner
drive.
A Civil Defense staff meeting
was held last Thursday, May
Is, at which time Mr.. Wayne
Some, SO Goredon drive, signed
an oath of office for Director
of the Aquilla Organization. Mr..
Stone then in turn appointed
his wife, Helen, as Director of
Perconnel. Other staff members
are: Betty Parr. Director OF
Information; Kay Babbitt, Dir
ector of Health; Stanley Novak,
Director of Engineering, and
Eobe Gustafson. Director of
Auxiliary Police. Next meeting
will be on Friday. the 31st, ut
5 90 Pm.
MI. Lester Esmonde, % Berk-
shire drive Was appointed as
a trustee for Acuilla Lake Com
munity, Inc, at a meeting held
on Saturday, the 10th. Mr.. Es-
mtrce is replacing Mr.. Harry
Brugge, who has since moved
from the village. 49,,
The Brownies of Troop / met
at the home Of Mrs. Gibbons
On last Thursday, at which time
they made plans for their pic
nic which is TO be held at he
Booster field in Chardon. Re-
frcsnmentS were served by Mrs.
Gibbons.
Den held their meeting last
Wednesday at the village hall,
when they made little camp
stoves from tin cans. They will
bG used on their hike in the
woods next week. Bobby Fiah-
ersy and Kenny Marthe furnish
ed refreshments. No more week
ly meetings will be held until
Sept, but activities will be plan
ned for the den for the summer
at the option of the den mothers.
Visiting at the Parr home
last Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
James Powells ard daughters,
Norma and Ruth of Lakewood.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-05-23

Makes no difference whether its a tiny can
to fix up few rough spots or enough to
paint your whole hOuse-we have it here
with all the fixings. And you can depend
on every purchase you make here-it has
to be right or your money back.