The Daily Reporter from Dover, Ohio • Page 9

KEPOUTER CLASSIFIE ADS News Of Home Remodeling, Redecor Culligan Offefs New Water Softerler Line A line of home-owned water softeners and water conditioners has been Introduced by Culligan Soft Water Service of Dover. The local water conditioning specialists will add this home-owned equipment to its regular soft water service operation. Leading the 1955 line are. a redesigned deluxe softener, a completely new low-priced water softener, and four new water filters, for solving other water problems. The entire Vine is protected against corrosion, Charles W.

Ricl, owner of the local service, said, by a plastic coating which is applied to the tanks' galvanized metal interior as double protection against corrosion. The new line is backed by a special 10-year warranty plan by Culligan, Inc. of Northbrook, 111. Mr. Riel explained that zeolite, the mineral which docs the actual water softening job, must be periodically regenerated by flushing with a salt solution.

Outstanding features of the improved softener are modern styling and a new electric timing device for ease of regeneration. A baked enamel finish with stainless steel trim makes the Building, ating softemr an attractive appliance which be installed in the basement, utility room, or service porch. In oie model, the backwash and rinse Hows are automatically controlled, regardless of local water pressure, Riel said. The homeowner sinjply pulls a lever and pours in salt, and the entire regeneration cycle jof salting and rinsing is begun ajul completed automatically. Baclcwashing, salting, and rinsing arc conveniently and positively controlled by a compact valving assembly in model.

The Homeowner need only start the cycle, adjust the controls, and turn off after regeneration is conjipieted. Optional features on this model include automatic backwash and rinse jflow regulators and an al- tractii'e baked enamel cover with stainUss steel trim. filters will remove iron, bad taste and odor, dirt, turbidity, and neutralize harmful acids in water. Black; or red-stained laundry or porcejainware, and the "rotten egg" odor resulting from hydrogen sulfide in the water are the most eomrrion problems. Save Money By Doing Own Painting Job Perhaps the most widely-used money-saving step in home maintenance is when homeowners do their own interior painting when re-decoration is needed.

But to obtain professional results requires more than merely brushing on paint. Of top importance is that the surface be clean dry and free of grease. Old, loose paint should be removed. If oil-base paint is to be used, old calcimine and cold-water paint must be completely removed with liberal applications of hot water and vigorous scrubbing. Plaster cracks and holes must be filled with patching plaster and smooth.

Where severe plaster cracks have developed, or it is difficult or impossible to remove calcimine or cold-water paint, it is often advisable and economical to cover the old walls and ceilings with plywood. The plywood is nailed to furring strips fastened right over the existing walls and ceilings. To estimate the amount of paint required for a room, multiply the total distance in feet around the room by wall height and deduct 15 sq, ft. for each window and door. Length of room multiplied by width gives celling area.

If woodwork is to be painted, allow 40 sq. ft for window frame and sash; 135 sq, ft. lor each side of a door and its frame (10 sq, ft. for only one side of the frame and 20 sq. ft.

for only one side of the door) and 135 sq. ft. for the average staircase. The length of baseboard, unless it is unusually narrow, is considered as square feet. With this information on square footage before him, together with a description of the type of surface to be painted, a dealer can figure the required number of gallons.

Good brushes or rollers are a requisite for a good paint job. If paint is allowed to dry in a brush, it is ruined for good work. When painting is interrupted for a few hours or overnight, the brush should be well wiped on the side of the can, rinsed in turpentine, wrapped in waxed paper and laid flat. SAFETY PAYS i Sis AP Newsfeolurem ALWAYS climb a ladder slowly. Shifting or sway means the ladder is not set up right.

Always have one hand free to grajsp the ladder. Is Routine For Homemakers Home demonstration women are old-tjimers in the do it yourself craze which has hit! "America, says Luc le Pepoon, Ohio State University) child development and family life specialist. They make toys and itenjs for the home. Pijke County women made more 100 toys for their children last year, and two other counties held toy making workshops. is a novelty for horrjemakers and adds variety to the toy collection.

Do it yourself learned in toymaking help honjemakers become more adept at qsing hammers, saws and screw drhjers for other jobs. popular toy patterns are trains made of wooden blocks with checkers for wheels; and foam rubber stuffed teddy bears. Making jthese simple toys to serve chil- dreji's immediate needs saves money to buy sturdier toys such as wagons, tricycles and sleds. Children attach special signifi- caiijce to toys made by members of the; family. Miss Pepoon adds.

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Ave. model CUM 0'1C lit Dover Asian Talks Provide For Trade Boost By ROBERT EUNSON BANDUNG, Indonesia their delegation chiefs grabbed the headlines with verbal acrobatics, delegates concerned with economic problems quietly accomplished much of the work for which the Asian-African conference was intended. As one delegate said, none of the 29 nations at last week's Ban- dung meeting could afford to build a battleship or acquire atom bombs. Talk is cheap, however. So lesser delegates talked about helping to overcome the economic fear in Asia and Africa.

In advance, they had seemed most likely to disagree on the taking of handouts from the nations who can afford to build battleships and atom bombs. But this was the No. 1 issue agreed to. Agreement was recorded in such fine phrases as "the assistance being received by certain participating countries from outside the region, through international or under bilateral arrangements, has made a valuable contribution." About a third of the nations who attended the conference are taking direct aid from the United States. Communist China was expected to make something out of Uncle Sam's big brother role.

But the Reds did not raise their voices once. Nobody said anything about the aid the Soviet Union sends to Peiping either. Once past this controversial issue, the economic committee speedily: fl) Agreed to exchange technical assistance, where one conference country could help another; recommended the establishment of a special U.N. fund for economic development; (3) recognized the need to "stabilize commodity (4) recommended stabilizing international prices; (5) decided small nations should process more of their own raw materials; (6) suggested that shipping lines review their freight rates more often and adopt a more "reasonable (7) encouraged the establishment of international and regional banks; (8) suggested a frank exchange of information on the oil industry; (9) urged speedy establishment of an international atomic energy agency to foster "development of nuclear energy for peaceful (10) agreed to the appointment of liaison officers "for the exchange of information and ideas on matters of mutual and (11) recommended furthering their mutual economic interests without forming a regional bloc. 114 Attend Bolivar Lodge Banquet By MRS.

LAtJRA PERRY Telephone 3374 BOLIVAR There were 114 mothers and daughters seated at beautifully-decorated tables Thursday night when Daughters of America Lodge held its banquet in the lodge hall. Mrs. Calvin Swank welcomed the mothers. A toast to mothers was given by Mrs. Paul Silcox and one to daughters by Mrs.

Ross Garber. Toastmistress was Mrs. Ralph Kienzle. The program included a song and lap dancing by Mary Lou App; recitations by Jody Lee, Susan Swank and Bonnie Stewart; accordion duet by Mrs. William Rex and Mrs.

Adrian Reed; vocal duet by Judy Warner and Joann Rex; Ralph Swank and Mrs. Robert Lee and reading by Mrs. Lewis Swank. Flowers were presented by Mrs. Elmer Marburger to Mrs.

Mart Helwick, oldest mother present; Mrs. Ann Talbert of Akron, traveling the longest distance; Mrs. Alvin Heid, youngest mother and Mrs. Merle Brown, mother with youngest daughter. The next regular meeting will be May 13.

The table committee was Mrs. Fred Hawk, Mrs. Ross Garber, Mrs. Roy Rex, Mrs. B.

J. Christman, Mrs. Harrison Wood, Mrs. James Chatman, Mrs. Alvin Heid, Mrs.

Russell Studer, Mrs. Albert Paulus and Mrs. John Stewart. The Senior Class is sponsoring a carnival Friday in the school auditorium. The doors will open at 7 p.m.

with the admission being 25 cents. There will be refreshments and many concessions such as fishing for the kiddies, a fortune teller and "Wonders of the World." At 8:30 a stage show will begin. Hap- THE DAILY REPORTER. DOVER, OHIO, TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1955 PAQB Admit Newsmen To Race Sessions py the Clown will sell balloons and there will be round and square dancing. The regular meeting of the men of the Holy Name Society of St.

Steven's Church will be held after late Mass at the church next Sunday. A card party will be held Sunday night at 8. The 10th annual Spring conference for the D.C.C.W. will be held in Lancaster on Sunday. The Navarre Guild of the Evangelical and Reformed Church has invited the Bolivar Guild to its meeting Thursday at 8 p.m.

(Fast Time). Those wishing to attend should contact Mrs. Arthur Lebold or be at the local church at 7:30. The American Legion will sponsor a card party Saturday night at the hall. Baltic Mother Daughter Event Slated By BETTY JACOBS Telephone 54W BALTIC The annual mother- daughter banquet of the Evangelical and 'Reformed Church will be held May 6 at the school cafeteria.

Members of the Builder's Class are in charge of arrangements and a Gay nineties theme will be carried out. Open House will be observed at the school Thursday night beginning at 7 when visitors may inspect all rooms of the school. Rev. Grover Smith of New Philadelphia was guest speaker and showed slides on the Holy Land when the Study club held its annual guest night program at the Methodist Church Thursday. Also included in the program were an organ solo by Mrs.

Atlee Miller, the scripture by Mrs. Bob Todd, a poem by Mrs. Elmer Miller and a comic reading by Mrs. Atlee Schumacher. Two vocal numbers were presented by a trio, Mrs.

Bob Lint, Martha Troyer and Mrs. Ann Lorenz. Hostesses for refreshments were Mrs. Glen Gonter, Mrs. Bob Lint, Mrs.

Bob Todd and Mrs. Atlee Miller. A program on "Forestry" was carried out when Pack night meeting of the Cub Scouts was held Tuesday night at the Lutheran Church. Cub Master, William McPherson was in charge together with the Den mothers. Bonnie Stauffer read the poem "Trees" and a film on "Conservation of Trees and Forestry," was shown.

Cakes baked by dads cubs were served as refreshments and the cake baked by Jeff Burger and his father, Kenneth Burger, was awarded first prize. Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rauschenbach were Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Burrier, Mr. and Mrs. Richad Seens and daughter of Dresden, Mr. and. Mrs.

Herbert Buker of Canton, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Naves and daughter Gainer of Cleveland, The monthly class meeting of the Builder's Class of the Evangelical and Reformed Church was held al the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stauffer Sunday night with 19 attending.

The devotions were in charge of the hostess and Mary Levengood with Rev. Wahl presenting his regular study topic. Mrs. Bob Lint led the business discussions and the group voted to provide special music at the church Says Dr. Sam Is Innocent CLEVELAND W) Dr.

Sam Sheppard is innocent, a California criminologist says. Dr. Paul Kirk said police ignored certain evidence in the murder last July 4 of the osteopath's at the suburban Bay Village home. Dr. Kirk is expected to testify tomorrow at a hearing on a motion for a new trial for Sheppard, convicted of second-degree murder and sentenced to life in prison.

He would be eligible for parole in 10 years. Defense attorneys in their appeal brief said they could show Marilyn was killed by a left- handed man, a theory Dr. Kirk is expected to back up. Dr. Sheppard, who claims his wife was bludgeoned to death by a "bushy- haired intruder," is right-handed.

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Refreshments were served by the host and hostess assisted by Mary Levengood. and the next meeting will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hosteller. Attending the State Patrol'Aux- iliary convention held at Columbus over the weekend were Walt Dahler, Arthur Limbacher, Roland Berger and Clarence Jacobs.

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