The News-Messenger from Fremont, Ohio • 8

The Fremont News-Messenger Saturday, iviarcn law Chess Champion at 16! Brooklyn Boy Wonder Best in U. S. Business Briefs Of Interest Four-H Club Week starts today, "Weeks" beginning Sunday are Girl Scout week, Peanut Week, Save Your Vision Week and Table Tennis Week. The fifth annual Home Show today at the American Legion Home and continues for four days, The show, sponsored each year by the Sandusky County Home Builders Association, has more ex hibits this year than ever before i 4 Tx I Admission is free. Gilbert Printers, 929 Napoleon street, has installed a Model 14 Linotype machine.

This, with oth "Sx er new equipment, enables the firm to handle larger jobs with greater speed. The leisure market In this coun try Is a growth market which should expand considerably in the next ten years. Some predictions regarding the potentials of this market, made by Newsweek maga zine: Golf: Some 8,000 regulation golf courses will dot the U. S. by 1970, compared with 5,991 today.

Golf' Bobby Fiichei ponders hit next move By GERALD S. SNYDER Central Press Association Correspondent BROOKLYN A blond, gangling, 16-year-old boy from Brook ers will number at least 7,000,000 vs. 4,125,000 now. Sales of golf equipment, apparel and acces sories will total 5460,000,000. lyn may soon Become the foremost master of one of the world's most difficult mental activities.

Cameras: Photogarphy will be a $2.5 billion industry in 1970 He la Bobby Fischer, United States chess champion for the third consecutive year, who, experts agree', has the best chance twice the size it is today. There will be 60,000,000 still cameras in of any player in the Western Hemisphere of taking away the use then, compared with 40,000,000 title now held by Mikhail Botvinnik, 49, a Russian. Fischer, a normal youngster who gets Just average grades in now, and camera bugs will take 3.5 billion pictures annually as school. Is himself optimistic about someday winning the world crown. "The Russians have the edge on us right now," he says, against last year two billion.

Water Sports: At least 75,000,000 "but give us a few years and we'll be better than them. Americans will be boating in 1970, The talented youth, who says he plays chess simply "because more than twice the present num The credit for his success? Chalk it up to plain hard work ber. Some 15,000,000 motor boats will be afloat a 100 per cent Increase over 1959's total. Water and determination, Fischer skiers will number 10,000,000, compared with 5,000,000 today Underwater photography will see I like to," admits that Americana have little popular Interest In the game guess we're not artistically but notes that the ancient art is receiving more and more publicity and, at least, seems to be coming out of the doldrums of years gone by. "What's so amazing," he says, "is that our players are so high." He rates only Russia as being ahead of the United States.

Hungary, Yugoslavia and Argentina, In that order, are just behind us. great advances. Tennis: Tennis players will number 8.000,000 in 1970, about riTi iiii ir u-iiiiiriiiiMiiiirii-rr--- ---'i r-''-iiiiii ibm says. "There's no luck Involved In chess. You just have to work at it" He admits, though, that a little talent helps.

THE YOUNG Brooklynlte has played against the world's best At his last big European tour nament, in Belgrade, some 3,000 fans turned out for the games and the newspapers were full of news about the outcome. 000,000 more than today. They will Spend approximately a year on equipment, approximately 50 per cent more than last year. Skiing: Skiers will number more that 6,000,000 by 1970, and will spend some $500,0000,000 on skiing equipment double today's amount Fischer became the youngest international grand master of all time at the age of 1. nine years and many tournaments after his sister, Joan, THE CHURCH FOR ALL ALL FOR THE CHURCH The Church is the greatest factor on earth for the building of character and good citizenship.

It is a storehouse of spiritual values. Without a strong Church, neither democracy nor civilization can survive. There are four sound reasons why every person should attend services regularly and support the Church. They are: (1) For his own sake. (2) For his children's sake.

(3) For the sake of his community and nation. (4) For the sake of the Church itself, which needs his moral and material support. Plan to go to church regularly and read your Bible daily. who waa then 11, first taught trim the moves. TAKING to chess like a baby takes to candy, the Chicago- It's a good idea to have a check up every so often.

And the idea ought to be extended to our spiritual as well as our physical health. For instance, now much are we thinking about the truths our churches teach us? Do we understand God His love for men the sacrifice of Christ for our sins the way of Christian living? And how much are we doing for God and our own souls? Are we worshipping every Sunday rearing our children in the Faith "serving the Church and ellowmen according to our talents and physical strength? And how much are we giving for God to use? Do we promise Him a fair proportion of our income do we set it aside regularly as a sum that belongs to God and to those who need our help do we have the courage and faith to strengthen our Church by more generous, support? S. S. Kresge retail chain with 725 variety stores located throughout the country, introduced a charge account program in some of its Detroit outlets beginning February 1. Any merchandise sold by Kresge, with the exception of food, may be purchased on credit by those patrons to whom Kresge credit cards are issued.

The chain's program will include 30-day charge accounts and optional revolving credit, with a per cent monthly service The lad from Brooklyn was hailed as a hero. His picture was widely printed and his autographs came Into great demand. However, In this country, Bobby Fischer is an unsung hero. Nobody stands in line to buy tickets. There are no fan clubs.

Nobody asks for autographs. Still, the Americans play. Fischer, who plays best of all, pays no attention to jibes which aim to paint chess players as strange or neurotic gestures, the players say, which generally stem from plain antl-intel-lectualism. Playing chess has helped Bobby Fischer see a lot of ths world, and he's still traveling. However, there's one trip he's waiting for most to Moscow and a chance to beat the Russians at their own game.

Book Chapter Verses born youth studied all the books on the game (he's now written one himself) and played against his better until there were no more betters to play against Fischer entered his first tournment at the age of nine and won the U. S. Junior championship in a walk when he was 13. The next year, he defeated most of the country's top adult players to become the U. S.

open champ, and he's been playing at the height of his form ever since. Day Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday I Corinthians 6 Romans 12 Luke 12 Psalms 77 Ecclesiastes 3 Mark 4 I Corinthians 16 19-20 3-8 22-30 11-15 11-15 14-25 1-2 13-14 charge on unpaid balances. An other large retail chain, J. Penney Co. with nearly 1,700 out lets in the U.

will expand its credit program in the next three years. The department store chain introduced credit selling in 24 stores in 1958. Last year, 169 ad Cepyngbl 960, Ktiitrr Adv. Srrviet, Slruburt, ic" conducted by Paul H. March.

Defiance, and Harold L. Johnson, ditional Penney stores adopted 'vXvA-J i such programs and about 600 out Clinton, Iowa. Roy Beadling, Zanesville por lets are expected to offer credit by the end of 1960. J. C.

Penney plans to have all of its stores offer charge accounts by the end of irait pnotograpner, win give a featured presentation on "Adding Dignity and 'Prestige to Portraits 1963. ot Men." Homer English, Troy. will run retouching classes. Other A number of photo retailers who speakers will cover photographing women, children, industry, and such specialized subjects as color photographing and sales THE LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK OF FREMONT Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Front Croghan are doing an outstanding job of selling tape recorders report that rentals are one reason for their success, state Photographic Trade News.

"Many people who come to ANDERSON REALTY "A Sound Concern To Deal With" Homes Farms Businesses Appraisals 1221 W. State St. FE 2-7293 passion for the new transistor radios." Housewares and small appliance items are other leading objects of pilferage, with the increase of self-service and self-selection adding to the hazards of displaying this type of merchandise. The best protection against shoplifters, according to retail and crime detection authorities, is vigilance. Stores that cannot afford special detectives or protection personnel should school sales people in the techniques of spotting shoplifters.

Law enforcement agencies in many communities will help stores set up protection programs. In turn, law enforcement authorities expect retailers to cooperate by pressing charges against known shoplifters. In this connection, a number of states have passed anti-shoplifting laws that permit stores to accuse and question a suspect in the store with a store interested in buying a re corder are unsure whether to make such a purchase immediate Miesle Directing BGSU Production ly. If such persons find they can rent a unit ($5 to $14 a day de BOWLING GREEN. O.

"The pending upon the cost of the re corder), they generally take one MUSKALONGE VIEW DAIRY Pasteurlzcd-Homogenized Dairy Products FE 2-0051 FREMONT MONUMENTAL CO. Starkloff Keough 1022 Oakwood St. FE 2-2611 Established 1830 FREMONT REALTY Dewey Baylls, Realtor Homes Farms Commercial 407 S. Front St FE 2-8201 FREMONT SAVINGS BANK CO. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.

In the Heart of Your City 315 Croghan 315 Garrison THE H. C. GRUND CO. Prescription Specialists Your Rexall Drug Store FE 2-5585 Admirable Crichton," a comedy by the Scottish playwright, Sir James Barrie, will be presented by the Bowling Green State University Theatre Thursday through Saturday, March 10-12, at 8: 15 p.m. in the Main Auditorium.

Full of whimsical situations out being subject to a law suit. Before these laws were passed, retailers would generally wait until a suspect was outside the store band keen satire of social con before accusing him or her of shoplifting. This procedure was ventions, the story is built around a shipwreck on a remote WAYNE A. ROOT POULTRY Freezer Orders Retail Wholesale Custom Dressing on Monday All Sizes Pan Ready For All Occasions Fresh Eggs Free Delivery FE 2-0041 followed because shoplifters accused in the store would deny intent to leave the premises with whatever merchandise was found isiana. its characters are an "equality-conscious" earl and his family, with their entourage of servants headed by Crichton, the home and often end up buying it the very next day." Stores should make clear at the outset that the cost of such rentals can be applied against the purchase price of the recorder should the customer choose to buy.

States PTN: "Rentals have and will continue to sell more tape recorders. Play up this kind of service. Point up the fact that if the customer doesn't know what recorder he wants, he can rent one over the weekend and make sure before he buys If you run newspaper ads, insert a few words on rentals the try before you buy' approach. Pilferage continues to plague retailers across the country, states Horn Furnishings Daily. Increasing thefts by teenagers have been noted by many stores who report that an alarming number of these youths "show an uncontrollable on their person and would later resourceful biler sue the store for false arrest and- Directed by Dr.

F. Lee Miesle, or defamation of character. assistant professor of speech and native of Fremont, the Theatre More than 600 members of the production Includes a cast of 22 students and a crew of 35. It is a revival of a production presented Ohio Professional Photographers' Association will be at the Neil House, Columbus, for their annual convention March 6-8. SABROSKE ELECTRIC, INC.

1125 Croghan "Everything Electrical" Industrial Residential Commercial on the campus in 1922, thus re presenting the 1920's, one of the Headlining this year's nroeram CONCRETE PRODUCTS SUPPLY CO. O. C. Wheeler, Owner Rusco Prime Windows Concrete Block Builders' Supplies 2300 Napoleon St. FE 2-6153 COX AND SON The CECO Cleaners "0 Austin St FE 2-5951 THE CROGHAN COLONIAL BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.

Convenient Locations CROWN RUBBER CO. 1617-23 Croghan St. Manufacturers of Rubber Products ENGLER PRINTING 116 North Arch Street FALQUETTE'S CONFECTIONERY 1215 West State FE 2-2961 THE FREMONT FOUNDRY CO. Manufacturers of Grey Iron Castings Fremont, Ohio rive decades in the history of BGSU. is the Professional Photographers of America "National Sales Clin Tickets for "The Admirable Crichton" are available to the public through the University Business Office, and all seats are reserved.

VESEY'S Ohio's Famous Carpet Store Greco Springs Movie Producer HEFLINGER'S MARKET Quality Groceries, Meats, Produce 1900 Croghan St FE 2-1611 THE S. E. HYMAN COMPANY Fremont, Ohio KELSER'S FRAME and AXLE SERVICE At BallviUe Bridge Phone FE 2-2223 THE KRIDLER INSURANCE AGENCY "You Can't Buy Insurance When You Need It" Net'l Bank BIdg. FE 2-1071 SMART PEOPLE ARE HURRYING TO SAVE HERE BEFORE THE Wihl Open your savings account by the 10th and earn for the full month. Add to your account systematically by the 10th of each month and earn regularly.

It's the easiest, safest way to put idle money to work for you. Remember, by the 10th! NOW PAYING 3'2 THE H. B. SMITH SAVINGS LOAN CO. To Lose His Wife LOS ANGELES (AP) Film producer Howard W.

Hawks' wife says he belittled her constantly during their 6-year marriage. Donna H. Hawks. 31. won an un- WELLER-WONDERLY, INC.

Jerry Weller Cliff Wooderly Funeral Home FE 24409 contested divorce Friday. Under a divorce Keftlmpn Hawks. 63, will pay alimony of $850 a month for three vears. 15(1 32! W. STATE FE 2-7121 THE HOWARD ZINK CORP.

World's Largest Makers of Seat Covers and Yacht Club Brand Marine Products a month support for the couple's 5-year-old son and $85,000 for a trust fund for the child. Mrs. Hawks will retain custody of the boy. For the past 74 years our purpose has been to protect savines and home nwnershin far vmi 1- a.