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LANGLEY REALTY

ADELPHI Brick rambler. with
breezway and oversized garage.
2 bedrms., den, fireplace. fenced
Handicapped lot. Choice location.
NELSON REALTY CO., HE. A.
1900 or 474-3390.
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"RAMBLERS"
I'VE HAVE EN-"
3-bedrm. brick. separate din. nm,
rec. rm., corner lot, many extras.
8 bedrms.. 2 baths. full bsmt., ESQ
It. deep treed lot.
S2l,750
3 bedrms.. modern kit, back
screened porch. 2h baths. rec.
rm.
$4,000
3 or bedrms., split foyer entrance,
beautiful rec. I'm. Only Ia yrs.
old.
S24,250
Buy FHA II desired. JU. 7-770O
TED LINGO, INC,
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ANDREWS w AREA

HTS.-Air-cond.. large
brick rambler with 8 master-size
bedrms., 2 full baths, paneled
rec. room. level lot. S2S,500.
OXoN HILL-Det. brick Cape Cod.
with 4 bedrooms. Approx. h-acre
handicapped lot. S1S,500.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-05-17
Mrs. Robert Jackson
Heads YWCA

CHESTER - At the regular
meeting of Geauga YWCA
Board of Management the fol-
lowing officers were elected.
Mrs. Robert Jackson, char
man, Mrs. Robert BaniSter
vice chairman and Mrs. Allan
Hull, secretary.
These officers will be in
stalled and take over their
respective duties at the June
meeting to be held at the
home Of Mrs. Kenneth Mar
tineau.
Retiring officers are Mrs.
Walter Shaffer, chairman and
Mrs. Ronald Huge, secretary.
Mrs. BaniSter retaines her Of
flee as vice chairman for an
other year.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-05-17

cutive H a d against those
qualities that were undesir-
able. Individually, we then
made our decisions concern
ing the granting of another
Executive Contract. A maio-
rity of the Board made their
decision that another contract
would not be granted. Mr..
Hadfield W a S privately in
formed of the decision of the
majority and given some of
the more important reasons
for such decisions. Further
detail concerning the rea-
sons can and will be given pri-
vately to Mr.. Hadfield if re-
quested by him.
Mr.. Hadfield rendered his
resignation as E x e u t We
Head and it was unanimously
accepted by the Board.
1T is the sincere desire of
the Board to protect Mr.. Had
field and anyone else that
have compassion for the in
dividuals involved but our
primary responsibility is to do
what is best for the education
of the children of Newbury
Members of the Board
given the basic reasons for
our decision, namely; finance
and public relations. We dc
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-05-17
LYMAN s. s Lamb
Rites Are Friday

Lyman L. Lamb, SIS, preSi-
dent of the Micro-Precision
Gear & Machine Co., of Cleve
land, died Tuesday in Mem
orial hospital, South Bend,
Ind.
Mr.. Lamb had suffered a
stroke in South Bend while on
a business trip.
He was born in Seattle,
Wash, and came to Cleveland
in l941 from Rochester, where
he had been with the GelaSon
Works, a machine firm. Be-
fore he became president of
the Micro-PreciSion Gear &
Machine Co. in 1945 he was
with the Jack & Heintz Co. in
Cleveland.
MR.. LAMB had lived on
Aquilla Road, Claridon Town
ship, Geauga County, for the
last ii years. He was married
March 80, 1926 to Miss Mary
Spencer of Portsmouth, N. H.
He leaves his wife and a
daughter, Mrs. Grace Butch
er of Claridon Township, and
two grandchildren.
An active member of st.
Luke's Episcopal Chruch, in
Chardon, Mr.. L a m b was
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-05-17
Protesting Newbury Citizens Give
School Board Rough Three Hours

omission are made by all of
us as mortal beings, and we
on the Board are no eXcep-
tionS. Whether or not such er-
rorS have been made during
this incident is a matter of
individual judgement, and the
propriety of such judgement
by any of us is questionable
"All of us in the community
have as our chief concern in
our education program the
welfare of our children. You
have elected your Board of
Education to maintain and de-
velop and educational pro-
gram that will best serve the
community and its children.
Your Board of Education is
honestly and sincerely trying
to do this to the best of their
ability.
Through the years many
people have made important
contributions to the progress
of education here in Newbury
Mr.. Hadfield has made many
such contributions and we are
grateful to him for this.
Everyone has both deSir-
able and undesirable qualiti.
es. Each board member had
to weigh Mr.. Hadfield'S de-
Sirable qualities as an Exc.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-05-17
To Discuss
Land Use
at tHambden

HAMBDEN - DR.. Alan P.
Cragg, president of Hambden
P.TA., announces a change in
date for the meeting which
will be Wednesday, May %,
with the speaker, Mrs. Betty
Evans, whose topic will be
"Geauga Land Use Plan :
How it would affect Hamb-
den."
New officer to be installed
at this meeting are: Jack Ar
mold, president; William Min
er, vice president; Marilyn
Burnett, secretary and Alice
Wedge, treasurer.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-05-17
Posse Show
to Feature
Riding Clothes

The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Geauga County Sheriff's Pos
Sc will present a style show
for the benefit of the All horse
barn to be built at the Bur
ton fairgrounds. The show
will take place Saturday after
noon, May 26, at 1910 pm. in
the educational building of
the Pilgrim Christian church
on South street in Chardon.
The show will feature both
English and Western riding
{apparel and Will include
many of the newest styles and
4designs. Interesting tips on
$the proper apparel for the diff
ferent classes at shows will
be given.
! Dessert and beverage will
be served and the admission
is $.76 per person. For reserva
tions please call PA $4,000 or
AV 6-1871 by May %.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-05-17

not wish to drag into the pub
lie arena specific incidents
which would be unfair to the
many people that would be in
Volved.
1.-The minority opinion on
this decision was that a one
year contract should have
been granted. There should
have been consultation with
Mr.. Hadfield to discuss differ
enceS and corrective step
were to be made within one
year or the contract would not
be renewed.
1--WE ask the cooperation
and consideration of all of
you in working for the better
ment of our educational sys-
tenn. Continued unfavorable
publicity will be detrimental
to the Newbury School Sys-
tenn. As your representatives
we will attempt to place prin-
ciple over eXpediency at all
times.
Thank You"
Sincerity,
NeWbury Board of Educa-
tion
Beth Ford, Lyle Reed, John
Lockhart, William Ward, Carl
Mum.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-05-17

NEWBURY - For a stormy
three hours the school board
parried questions of about 200
citizens and parents regard
ing the recent dismissal of
Principal r. R. Hadfield Mon
day night but refused to am
plify their reasons for asking
for the resignation of the
school principal.
Petitions with sol names
asking for reconsideration of
the Hadfield case were pre-
Sented to the board but no
action was taken.
A statement regarding the
Hadfield dismissal was mime
ographed and distributed to
the audience by the school
board, reading as follows:
THE Newbury Board of
Education humbly presents
for your conscientious consid-
Grafton our position with re-
gard to Mr.. Hadfield'S con-
tract.
Your concern and interest
in this contract has been in
dicated in many ways. 1t is
our desire to handle this in a
manner which is least harm
full to Mr.. Hadfield and New
bury.
Errors of commission and
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-05-17
OAR. Meets at
Manor House

The Childs Taylor Chapter
OF the D. A. r. held their first
meeting of the year on Thurs
day, May 10 at the Manor
House at PunderSon State
Park. The Hostess was Mrs.
G.. B. Fox of Burton. Mrs.
Clifford Erikson, the new re-
gent presided.
Miss Hazel Johnson gave a
memorial service for Mrs.
Eugenia Thompson who pass
ed on in December 1861, and
Mrs. Howard Newcomb gave
the memorial service for Mrs.
Estella Hale, who passed a.
way in April 1862.
Mrs. Forrest Bond of CheS-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-05-17
Psychologist to Talk
acknowledgements

Robert S. Ort, Phi. D., M.
D., will speak to a joint meet
ing of Geauga County Demo-
cratic club, and the w e S t
Geauga Democratic club; on
Tuesday, May %. The meet
ing will be in the Court HluSe
in Chardon, at 800 pm.
DR.. Ort is 35 years old and
has his Phi. D. in Psychology
from Purdue University and
his MD. from Western Re-
serve University. He is med
ical director and conSultant
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-05-17

chairman of its bishops COM
mittee. He was a member Of
Orman Masonic Blue Lodge,
the Lake Erie ConSistory, Al
Koran Shrine and the Har-
ward Club of Cleveland.
Services will be held at 2:30
pm. Friday in the church in
Chardon. The Rev. John Rid
der, the pastor, will officiate.
Burial will be in Acacia Mem
orial Cemetery, M yfie Id
Heights.
Friends will be received at
the Burr funeral home in
Chardon from 2 to 4 and z to
9 pm. today. Masonic servic-
es will be held there this eve
ming.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-05-17
Iunioy Posse
Seeks NeW
Members

George Holmes, Squad lead
er of the MunSon Squad of the
Geauga County Sheriff'S Jun
ior Posse, is asking interest
ed parents and children who
love horses to contact him at
AV 5-4931 go join now for the
summer activities. The squad
will meet weekly at the Walk
ing H Farm, Auburn Road
MunSon Township where Spe-
cial provisions have been
made to provide a complete
course of horSemanship and
training in the care of plea
sure horses.
The Walking H Farm has
just completed a large new
tack room complete with eX-
tenSive library of horse lit
erature where t h e children
and their parents will gather
for the meetings. There will
be inside riding facilities as
well as outdoor trails. A de-
termined effort will be made
to instruct the children in
self-reliance and good citizen
ship. AS exciting program is
on tap for Munson Township
children a nd parents wh
make arrangements at once
before the rolls are closed.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-05-17
|School Board to
inject at Hanbden

/ The Board of Education
| Chardon Local School District
will meet Monday evening,
May 81, 1862 at 8 pm. at the
Hambden elementary build
ing, Rt. 6.
The Hambden building and
\ site will be looked over with
an eye to additional property
flor expansion and future
building sites.
Seniors will be approved
for graduation.
A progress report is expect.
ed from Joseph Regner.
Consider basis for hiring
cafeteria workers and length
of time on the job.
Mr.. Garfield will report on
teacher needs.
The rental contract beWeen
The hardon Methodist
&shurch and the Board OF Edu-
gation will be reviewed.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-05-17

for Local Union No. $50 retail
clerks and local union No. 427
meat cutters. He has served
as research PSychologistfor
the U. S. Public Health Ser
vice and rehabilitation con-
Sultant for the United Mine
workers Welfare and Retire
ment Fund, and a research
physician psychologist at
Western Reserve School of
Medicine.
The public is invited to the
meeting which will include a
question and answer period.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-05-17
List Actions
of Chester
School Board

CHESTER - At the meet
ing of the West Geauga Board
of Education held Tuesday,
May 8, the following business
was transacted:
ACCEPTED the reSigna-
tionS of T h o m, a S Milligan,
high school industrial arts
first grade teacher at West
wood, Sonia Carroll, fifth
grade teacher at c h e e r,
Thomas Briggs, junior high
school mathematics teacher,
Ida Richmond, cook, and
John Cotton, bus driver.
GRANTED a request for a
leave of absence to Miss An
ma Acitelli, junior high school
Spanish teacher and head of
t h e language department.
Miss Acitelli has been select
ed as a participant in the 1862
SO Academic Year Institute
in Spanish sponsored by the
National Defense Education
Act. She will attend San Fran
cisco State College and ex-
poets to rejoin the West Geau-
ga staff in September, 1868.
HIRED Mr.. william Spon-
seller as Summer School Dir
ector.
HEARD that West Geauga
High school is again a fully
accredited member of the
North Central Association of
Colleges and S e c on d a y
schools. Of the more than 800
high schools in the State of
Ohio, only 1872 are fully ac-
credited by this association.
HIRED Mrs. Marilyn Lou
ghrey of 1900 Wilson Mills
Road, Chesterland, as sixth
grade teacher at the Chester
elementary school. Mrs. Lou
ghrey has a B.S. degree from
Kent S a t e University and
has had one year teaching ex-
perience in m jor work
groups in the Cleve a n d
School System.
HIRED Mrs. Beverly Ora
yes, Dimes Road, Novelty, as
first grade teacher at West
wood Elementary school. Mrs
Graves h a a B. S. degree
from Youngstown University
and six years teaching exper-
ience.
HIRED Miss Margre t
Erickson of Burton, as fifth
grade teacher at Russell Ele-
mentary school. Miss Erick-
son has a B. S. degree from
Kent State University and is
a beginning teacher.
HEARD a report from Sup
approximately 314 students
erintendent Robert C. Lind
sey on the enrolment of the
West Geauga schools. At the
present time there are 1905
students enrolled a growth of
approximately 314 students
over last year. 1t is predicted
that there will be $3.50 stud
ents in September, 1852.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-05-17
TWELFTH GRADE

f111f1Eo f1OINOfLO - NAL
ilyn Bizjak, Henry Povolny.
HONOR ROLL - Kaye Bl
air, Gerald Brezina, Johr
Brinkerhoff, Gary OFT, Bar
bara Wins, Darlene Williams
HONORABLE MENTION
Judy Briggs, John HaluSka
Carol MecSko, Larry Stilke
Barbara Sprinkle, R o b e +
Thomas.
ELEVENTH GRADE
HIGHEST HONORS Judy
Hanish, Frederic Kleve.
HONOR ROLL - Barbara
Beck, James Bizjak, Wayne
Frohring, Barbara Menatl
Daniel Ogden, Kathy Remim-
erS, JoAnn Tomay, Lavor
Stepanovich.
HONORABLE MENTION .
Judy Gharky, Michael Prots
Hoy Richards.
TENTH GRADE
HONOR ROLL - Jeanne
Blair, Douglas Carpenter, 10.
Seph D'Amico, Victoria De.
Capite, Donald Clifford, Kar.
en- Herwig, David Kitko, Jos.
eph Kutina, Donald Povolny
Terry Scholle, Jim Szabo
William Truesdell, Greg Azct
mann.
HONORABLE MENTION
Ronald baxter, Kathy BuSse
Karen Reimers, David Rus.
sell, John Schmidt, Gloria
Wesley.
NINTH GRADE
HIGHEST HONORS - Dor
ma Belliconish, Karl Kleve
Mike Paskowsky.
HONOR ROLL - William
Bice, Richard Bottger, Bar.
bara HaluSka, Linda Jenkins
Cynthia Koljat, Gary Moni
gold, Patricia Peden, Diane
Russell.
HONORABLE MENTION
Francis Bejbl, Richard Bell
j e f f Brinkerhoff, Michae,
Gallagher, RoSelee Kapalin
Gregory Runevitch, N a n C J
Schroeder, Dennis Sheffield
Joseph Williams.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-05-17
List Honor
Students at
Newbury

NEWBURY Principal r.
R. Hadfield today released
the honor roll for the recent
school perod as follows:
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-05-17

ter attended the National Con-
greSS of the D. A. r. in Wash
ington in April and she gave
a very complete and interest
ing report of this Congress.
The next meeting will be
held on June IA at the sum-
mer home of Mrs. Theron
Dean.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-05-17
JOHN PATTERSON WINS
COMMITTEE POST

John Patterson was the win
ner of the place on the Demo-
cratic Central committee in
Chardon village precinct "B"
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-05-17

The true work of art is but
a shadow of the divine per-
lection.
-MichalanpelO
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Provides new and used instruments
for yCu-jus. plain" folk-whC
feel a need for something OF deep.
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ITALIAN
Provincial
Furniture
DISCOUNT
PRICES
BEDROOM

One of the most expensive bedrooms
made by Americas leading manu-
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Of delicate details. All solid cherry
with soft and mellow distressed
, finish. The triple dresser is so
inches long and weighs more than
, 300 pounds. 1t has a. full-width
mirror which is framed in cherry.
; The bed has q carved lace back,
absolutely beyond compare with
its graceful sweeps of curve and
, masterful carvings. A handsome
40-inch chest on chest with
shirt compartments to accommo-
! date 3 dozen shirts plus more
/ roomy drawers. Price Alison in
cludes 2 classic Italian commode
night stands with ANTIQUE brass
and rrfil 7doorS
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BEEHIVES - 8 full of bees and
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LIQUOR STORE FIXTURES-Re-
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LIVING RIM. SET 3 piece. floor
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Office Furniture
6 Floors Full
Now on Sale

Refinished genuine walnut execu-
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Conference tables in all sizes, re-
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Steel desks. Remington Rand Grade
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Remington Rand = and 4 drawer
gray filing cabinets: exceptional
price.
Safe files, Remington Rand, insu-
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files, like new, at bargain prices.
Brand-new 4-drawer letter filing
cabinets. S299S.
The same in 2-drawer, S1S.SS.
Genuine mahog. and walnut Sec
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Wernicke.. at bargain prices.
Steel transfer files, letter and legal
1895: in excellent condition.
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81 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALEMl!

MATTRESSES, 20 inner sprine
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IL night tables. 50 ea.: 20 twin
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RISER with inner spring mat,
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Risers with innerspring mat
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MORTAR MIXER, large, Rex
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MOTORS, cleo, %-h.p., $3.50; Y
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Csc, "a :95. DICKENS SURPLUS
3414 9th st. ne.
MOTORS, electric, A-h.p.. IS; "a
h:p., S35. J. H. GiCHNER, 25I;
M st. NV, FE. 3-6345.
MOVING = Must sell. air cond.
$50; TV cons, S35; $500 sofa
$685. $500 chandelier, $3.50. 7O3,
MOVING-Bed. dressers, tables
numerous misc. items. Must 60 fol
any reasonable price. Inspector
10 to 8. 54l7 Wooton ave.
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MULTILITH, model 1900, Il0xl7 n
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MULTILITH 1850 receding stacker
spray gum. good condition. Sl,20(
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OFFICE CHAIRS, steel, file cabinet
safe. pedestal floor fan, clothes
rack pipes. Reas. prices. JU. O.
4l28.
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COPPER. Room 514, Union Trus
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OFFICE FURN.-Desks, chairs anc
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BLOCKS

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RECORDER and transcriber (Gray
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Cost over $3.50: $125. MR..
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, new,
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Retail Price $725
Discount Price $566
Pay $57 Dr., $26 Month
DINING ROOM

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WASHINGTON OFFICE
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OFFICE MACHINES

Open Sunday, l to 6
Brand-new portable typewriter, Ia
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Brand-new electric Z total 8. adds,
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4-drawer FILING CABINET. Reg.
$4,000. SPEC. S24.95.
sSS rG spE Et5.ng sao. Saoine'' Reg
Home filing and storage cabinets
Reg. S16.95. SPEC. SS95.
VERY SPEC, S49.50.
CHAIRS. swivel secretary chair,
STEEL choice of colors. SPECIAL.
Steel Tel, side chairs, choice of colors.
!esi 9Py B RssRalHfy s slse f Ssa
S345. SPECIAL. S249.95,
adv. Reg. S15.95. SPEC Sc "a :
many Other OItics-SuoDly Specials
,f0r THURSDAY only
XIV SALES SERVICE
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FARM AND GARDEN

AZALEAS-2 and 3-yr.-old plants
65c ca: large landscape size
S1.65; shade naples, s to 10 IT..
nice ball Of earth. S795 ca; pink
dogwood, to s it., full Of buds,
So ca. MANGELS NURSERY
complete landscape service. 94OC
Riggs I'd, HE. 4-7649, TU. g
342S. =
LANDSCAFZ-'T SERVICE orun.
ing, plant =. transplantins, sod
ding, lawns made, renovated tree
work, cement walks, driveways
w. c. WALKER, JU. s-4973.
NEW. INC farm tractors and equip.
Cub Cadet and equip. McCulloch
chain saws, parts and service
Special this week: used Cub reg
A., Super A, NJ. j.. D. model E
planter disk and cultipacker.
P. H. MOORE
o. s. 301, l Mile South Of New 50
Mitchellville, Md. CE. 6-S1S1
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POODLES toys; 3 lbs, Z in, white
toy stud. silver, black, apricot,
500; grooming, $40; pups S75 up.
Pick up and deliver. WA. 7-227S.
POODLE PUPPIES, beaut. black,
champ quality, house-pet prices.
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PIANos-sAvE 500 on new Gull
bransen 40-in. console. Choice OF
mahogany. walnut, cherry or eb'
ony. Low terms.
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.
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