The Sandusky Register from Sandusky, Ohio • Page 23

Record Corn Crop Hikes Farm Output To Ail-Time High By GAYLOftD P. GODWIN WASHINGTON (UM)-A, record corn crop b66Sted the total American farfn crop production for i960 to an aHmme high The Agriculture, Department's November crop report last week estimated the i9dd corn crop at whopping 4,378,724.000 bushels. This was 3 per cent more than the forecast in October, slightly higher than the previous record of 4 361,170,000 bushels in 1080, and 34 per cent above the 10 -year' average, The department, indicated the total farm crop this year would be 12 per cent of the base period. This would be up 1 point from the October estimate and 4 points above the previous record outputs of 1958 and 1959. Both the 1959 ajirf 1960 record erops were grown: under an unlimited acreage atid lower price support program by Agriculture 'Secretary Ezra t.

Benson, who that farmers, given fredom to plant as they faced with lower government supports- would adjust production of corn downward. Instead, corn production rose. Aiding the corn crop mightily In pushing total crop production to a new record were sorghum grain, rice, peanuts, tobacco, and! oYv beans. Late season gains for these crops than offset, slight to moderate reductions inj eotton, soybeans, and sugar Favorable weather in October accounted for the estimated crop gains. The composite yield-per- acre index covering 21 leading crop rose to 141, exceeded only by the 143 reached in 1958.

Corn and the other crops in the big push achieved record high yields. Soybean production was estimated at 560 million bushels, second highest on record. 4 per cent more than 1959, and 55 per cent above average. Sorghum grain production was expected to reach a record 613 million bushels, up 7 per cent from 1959 and more than 1 1-3 times the average. Other production estimates showed rice up 2 per cent from last year, fall potatoes up 4 per cent, cranberries up 9 per cent, and milk up one per cent.

The department estimated the 1960-61 citrus crop to be 3 per cent smaller than last year, although 5 per cent above average. The department estimated the farm labor- force at 8.3 million during the survey week of Oct. 23-29, about 4 per cent below a year earlier. Farm family workers were estimated at 6 million, 3 per cent less than in October, 1959. Hired hands were estimated at 2.3 million, almost 6 per cent less than a yeai earlier.

Compared with the September peak of farm employment, total workers were down about 9 per cent, family workers down 5 per cent, and hired hands down 18 per cent. The department said the hired worker decline between the September and October survey weeks was slightly sharper than usual. BRAVE little miss in Tavahesh, Iran, watches as a doctor takes a blood sample from her finger. Test was to determine whether any malaria parasites were present. The campaign against the disease is being financed by United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF).

Migratory Labor Group Is Created AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI) President Eisenhower today formally established the President's Committee on Migratory Labor to co- prdinate federal programs to benefit low -paid migrant farm workers. He said he took the action so the committee, in existence on an informal basis since 1954, could make "ever greater progress toward the achievement of its ob- 'ectives." Eisenhower issued an executive "order naming Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell as chairman the group. The secretaries pf agriculture, interior and health- education-welfare and the housing administrator also were appointed the committee.

The President said it would be the national interest to increa.se the earnings and living standards of migrants to make them "more compatible" with those of other workers. IT'S EASY TO USE Famiiy Want Ads Jnt Dial MAta 5-5500 Probe Of Girl Killing Declared 'Standstill' PAULDING, Ohio (UPI) Authorities today admitted their investigation of the rape-slaying of 14-year-old Nancy Eagleson was "pretty well at standstill." One official said officers can vassed the area Tuesday, talking to everbody available in hopes of getting clues to the abduction Sunday night. The victim was forced into a car as she walked home from a movie with her 5-year-old sister, Sherrill. The younger girl sounded the alarm, running to a neighbor's home sobbing that a man in a "big car" grabbed her sister. The victim's body was found by two raccoon hunters about hours later in a wooded area near here.

The girl had been assaulted and shot in the face. One official a "list of possible suspects" was compiled by Paulding County Sheriff John Kee- Icr, Paulding village police and Ohio Highway Patrol investigators. These persons, the spokesman said, would be checked out as to their whereabouts Sunday night. Opinion concerning the killer was divided somewhat with some persons believing it possible the crime was committed by a local man. Others wpndered if it were possible the crime was committed by a crazed man, traveling country.

Those who subscribed to the lat ter theory cited the similarities between the slaying of the teen ager here and the assault-slaying Saturday of 9 -year-old Gloria Ko walewicz in Chicago. In each case, the victim was assaulted, shot in the head and the body left in a wooded area with no attempt to conceal it. Chicago is about 250 miles northwest of this Ohio-Indiana border village of 2,300 persons. Doctors Fight To Save Liz's fnfected Teeth LONDON (UPtFr- Doctors began a fight today to save Elizab Taylor's i what amounted to a battle to preserve her beauty as the world now knows Traffic Court Larry E. Bender; 1230 W.

Monroe failure to stop in assured clear distance, $10 and costs. Francis Bennett, 1325 Larchmont, speeding, $5 and costs. Earl Binns, 1321 Huntington failure to yiefd the right of way, $5 and costs. Charles J. Carman, 215 Arthur speeding, $5 and costs.

Melvin H. Devese, 1407 Wama- jo and costs. Maurice P. Fenton, 726 John red light violation, $5 and costs. Irene A.

Hinds 1 Castalia, improper start from Barked position, $5 and costs. Ruth £. JusticjE 43 Stoutenburg, NorwaKj, speeding, $5 and costs. Heni K. Manton, 5106 McCartney passing motor vehicle on the right, $5 and costs.

Arlayne R. Misatiler, 1206 Jefferson speeding, $5 and costs. Roosevelt Moare, 224 Dixit speeding, $5 and costs. Philip S. Mumau, 2136 W.

Forest reckless operation, $25 and costs, license 30 days. David Nesbit, 1869 Clay improper backing, $5 and costs- Harold Rapp, 725 Warren speeding, $5 and costs- Harold J. Sabo, 1411 Ave. red- light violation, 15 and costs- Elaine F. Sipifo Tiffin stop stre violation.

and costs. Mabel V. Wenzel, Mawe 'a Dock. Port Clinton, speeding, $5 ami costs. John A.

Wharff, 1300 Csrr failure to stop in mtttA dfWT distance, costs. Elton J. Galloway failure to swp in assured clear distance $5 and costs. Artkujr AM 1327 A team of physicians aided by dental experts studied X-rays to determine how best to avoid any extractions which might subtly alter the shape of the lovely mouth of the world's highest paid feminine film star. Sources at the London clinic where Miss Taylor was reported resting "fairly comfortably" this morning, although still being given pain-killing drugs, said doctors were hopeful that if they could not avoid extractions completely they might have to pull only one tooth.

However, if the infection is unusually resistant or widespread it might be necessary to extract more. In this case the most skillful dentistry would be needed to maintain the fabulously photogenic face exactly as it is especially since today's giant-sized screens exaggerate even the slightest imperfection. Tuesday, night her doctors said Miss Taylor's illness had been diagnosed as meningism a condition brought on by a virus which the doctors blamed on infected teeth. She was rushed to the hospital Sunday night with severe head pains. Her husband, singer Eddie Fisher, who has stayed by her bedside almost constantly, said he was "greatly -relieved" by the diagnosis, "It's not as bad as I feared," hi said- "But the poor girl has been suffering terribly." Real Estate Transfers (Lawyers Title Insurance Corporation) Elko M.

and Katherine A. Sen- Inish to B. Robert and Ethel K. iShiff, 0.392 acres, Perkins Township. William N.

Kramer to Clarence J. Knittle, 7.35 acres Berlin Town, ship. Jay W. and Nellie Jolliff to jAngele J. and Patricia Vassalle, pt.

lot 70 and James E. and Flora A. Hornbeck to Roland J. and Mildred A. Simons, 1 "acre, Perkins Township.

Troy C. and Laura F. Slusher to Walter L. Lewis, Jr. and Belvia D.

Lewis, lot 456, Rye Beach. Aileen J. Flanagan to East Milan Friends Church, 2.3446 adres, Milan Township. John W. and Lenora B.

Keckler to Edwin F. and Pearl M. Roberts, lot 83 and pt. lot 84, Buckingham St. Cedar Point Bridge to Carl E.

and Ada M. Rengel, lots 556, 557 and 565 Third St. George W. and Mary Evelyn Taylor to Joseph and Mabel A. Fekets, lot 5, Wildwood Huron Township.

Sophia Maude Barnes to Ralph G. and Antoinette Chicotel, part lot 8 Wilbur and Adams Huron. Louis C. and Mary F. Young to Richard N.

Nemitz, part lot 58, Mills St. Evelyn J. Flanders Sperry to Joseph G. and Rosanna L. Hohman, part lot 23, section 1, Vermilion.

Alton T. Young, sheriff, to Albany Savings Bank, Albany, N.Y., lot 188, Columbus Park, Perkins Township. Harold E. Childers to Berger N. and Mary Ellen North, lot 67, Snug Harbor.

Ruth Smith to Erie County Oil pt. lot 173, Castalia. Mary Louise Wunder, deceased, to JohnVunder, part lots 63, 65 and 67, Carr St. Dean Borchardt to Roye W. and Laurene L.

Ballah, lot '7, Dee Allotment, Margaretta Township. Nelson P. Neill, deceased, to Julius A. Neill, 90.60 acres, Margaretta Township. Margie L.

McNeal Ham to Otho L. Ham, lot 38, Adams Baumhardt Vermilion. LIQALS NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No. 11733 Estate of Benjamin F. Trapp, deceased.

Notice Is hereby given that Esther H. Trapp of 1003 First Street, Sandusky, Ohio, has been duly appointed Executrix of the Estate of Benjamin F. Trapp, deceased, late of Sandusky, Erie County, Ohio. Creditors are required to file their claims with said fiduciary within four months. Dated this 14th day of November, 1960.

I JOHN W. BAXTER, Probate Judge of said County jNov. 16-23-30 i NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No. U738 Estate of William H. Childers, ceased.

Notice is hereby given jOpHl M. Childers of 832 South De, pot Street, Sandusky, Ohio, has been duly appointed Executrix of the Estate of William H. Childers. deceased, late of Sandusky, Erie County, Ohio. Creditors are required to! file their claims with said fiduciary within four months.

Dated this 14th day of November, 1960. JOHN W. BAXTER. Probate Judge of said County Nov. 16-23-30 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No.

11747 Estate of Anna E. Erney, deceased. Notice is hereby given that HUdegard Stockdale of 1423 Campbell Sandusky, Ohio, has been duly appointed Executrix of the Estate of Anna E. Erney, deceased, late of Sandusky, Erie County, Ohio. Creditors are required to file their claims with said fiduciary within four months.

Dated this 14th day of November, 1960. JOHN W. BAXTER, Probate Judge of said County Nov. 16-23-30 NOTICE. OF APPLICATION Public notice is hereby given that a joint application has been filed with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio to transfer Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity No.

643-R, from Fletcher Freight Lines, the present holder thereof, to Commercial Motor Freight, the transferee agrees to adopt all tariffs and schedules now on file with the said Commission. Interested parties may obtain further information as to said application by addressing the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio, Columbus, Ohio. Fletcher Freight Lines, Inc. 520 Ogontz Street Sandusky, Ohio Commercial Motor Freight, Inc. 525 Cleveland Avenue Columbus 3, Ohio 9-16-23 NOTICE OF APPLICATION Public notice is hereby given that a joint application has been filed with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio to transfer Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity No.

449-1, from Fletcher Freight Lines, the present holder thereof, to Commercial Motor Freight, the tranferee agrees to adopt all tariffs and schedules now on file with the said Commission. Interested parties may obtain further information as to said application by addressing the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio, Columbus, Ohio. Fletcher Freight Lines, Inc. 520 Ogontz St'. Sandusky, Ohio Commercial Motor Freight, Inc.

929 Cleveland Avenue Columbus 3, Ohio Nov. 9-16-23 I. OIATM llflll Providence Hospital, Monday, Nov. 14, Edgar F. aged 78 years.

He lived at 1413 w. Market St. Friends received at the Frey Funeral Home, where services will be Thursday at 9:30 a.m. and at Holy Angels' Church at 10 a.m.. the Rev, William a.

ArmitHge, officiating. Burial in St. Paul's Cemetery at Norwalk. t. CARD Of THANKS We wish to thank our many Friends, relatives and neighbors for their beautiful floral offerings, words of sympathy and acts of kindness shown us during our recent bereavement caused by the death of our father and Husband, Frank BuehrW- I Mrs Frank Buehrle I and family.

We wish. to thank our friends, relatives and neighbors for their (kind deeds and flowers during the illness and at the tinie of the death lof nur husband and father. At 'Good Samaritan Hospital. Andres Funeral Home and Fathers Armi- lagc and Wlllman, for their consoling words. Mrs Frank Stamm and family.

Global Deaths LONDON (UPI) Group Capt. Llewellyn R. Briggs, 63, leader of the United party which claimed to represent white settlers in Kenya, British East Africa, died Tuesday. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Funer, al services will be conducted Thursday for Charles Cooley, 57, former- vaudeville partner and lifelong friend of Bob Hope. NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y.

(UPI) soprano Ellabelle Davis, 53, who sang in recitals and with major orchestras in the United States, Europe and South America, died Tuesday. NEW YORK (UPI) Harold N. Moulton, 66, who retired as a character actor 15 years ago, died Monday. GLENWOOD SPRINGS, Colo. (UPI)-FranJk Kistler.

78, wealthy oilman and hotel owner, died Tuesday. stop street violation, $5 and costs. EHoo C- Old Railroad, speeding, and costs. Edward 1017 State Port Clinton, driving under suspension, 175 and costs, three days in county reckless operation, and costs. Allan D- Fifcfa, Cleveland, posing without assured clear distance flit bond forfeited.

Uwreoce I. fmch, mi Forest speeding $10 and TAKING A RUTLAND. Vt. (UPI)-Mayor Dan Healy said that if his town fails to Collect more money than Glen Falls, N.Y. in the Community Chest campaign he's willing to be dunked in the Cold River.

UIALI 0,1 Case No. 11758 Estate of Cora. C. BWman, deceased. Notice is hereby given that Jesse J.

Blllman of 1631 Campbell Sandusky, Ohio, has been duly appointee) Executor of the Estate at C. deceased, late of Sandusky, Erie County. Ohio. Creditors ere required to file their claims with said fiduciary within four mouths. Dated this 14th day of November.

JOHN W. BAXTER. Probate Judge of said County Nov. 16-23-30 3. FUNERAL DIRECTORS FREY FUNERAL HOME LEO GROPf OWNER Washington St.

PHONE MA AMBULANCE DAY OR NIGHT 4. PERSONAL tfOT'CE OO YOU NEED pertiwnent? Try a Helene Curtlss Cold Wave Grac-p Sehaefer Beauty Shop Pn 6-8187 624 Osborne DUKE'S CAB MA 5-5332 CLEAN carpets with our Carpet Shanifjooer FREE, with purchase of Blue Lustre shampoo, Sandusky Paint SINGLER CAB MA 6-4491 DO YOU NEED someone to answer your telephone, day or night? Call us at MA 6-1623 Otflce space desk space and letter shop serv ice avaUable BEHNKE'S TELE PHONE ANSWERING SERVICE SPECIAL 17" and tl" used TV's with either used or new picture tubes. Cheap. jTamison, B02 Fourth St. LAKELAND ROOFING Guaranteed Work JOIINS-MANVILLE 1403 Sycamore tine MA 6-4979 Best selection of colors in town.

Right away you'll see the differ' enec In the Pratt Lambert New decorator colors New home decorator hints Over 100 colors available Now see for yourself, Stop in today at BRINNON'S, 333 W. Market St. HERB'S Sportsman Supplies 215 Meigs St. Sandusky Also Rte. 2, North of Bay Bridge ATTENTION! Hayes Avenue and Wade Blvd.

HOME Vie have complete service for your HEATING needs LENNOX GAS FURNACES GAS CONVERSION BURNERS Plumbing to Street COOK FURNACE CO. 1625 Thomas MA 6-2435 I. HMIIAl MfIII 1331 camp St. (with" going to St. Pete, will take 7 men or family, Ref.

exchanged. Write Terry, DeWitt Ave I win" hot be responsible "for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself. Edward W. Lehman, 3 Lawrence St, MARY" odd storm' sash and windows. Get our low, low cash and carry prices.

Dewey Lumber Co. 1331 Camp. Sterling sllyp I 11: M-in. $1 .50. tANG-ELCHERT Religious Shop 'L 4 JWtawon MA TERMITES? Call of Sandusky A Nationwide Service MA 6-0114 ALL TOOLS and hardware, off, cash and carry.

Dewey Lumber Co. 1331 Camp. THE TRAIN SHOP LIONEL SALES SERVICE Water St Open 9-0 Rent a Car or Truck HILDEBRAND'S SHELL SERVICE 704 Washington St. MA Dintinguish yourself by sending the must beautiful, bright, sparkling, personalised Christmas Cards sou have ever selected. Save as I much as 20 i by ordering this week.

while you shop. I Business Cards specially priced. Right now. in leisurely comfort, select the cards that are exactly I right for you. None lower priced.

Snyder's Bellevue, OVri9 Since J907 THE YARN SHOP New knitting bags and purses. 25J Jackson St. MA 6-4954 Jim us Cards Now On Display Largest Selection tn Sandusky BROWN'S, 415 Tiffin Ave. 8. LOST AM FOUND LOST: Pair of black earrings (made of beads), Saturday.

Received for anniversary gift. Reward. MA 6-1797. 1. FfMALi WANTI0 tAlttttR A0INTS SALESMAN WANTED Excellent opportunity to sell farm machinery related equipment for an established dealer to farmers in surrounding afeas.

Mun represent employer with honesty and Working knowledge farming and farm ma- desirable. Applv ANO IMPLBlMBftT 139 E. Main St. Norwalk to. imifiiMf wAmrtr SANDUSKY ttEGISTO PAGE 23 NOV.

16,1960 CHILD CARE OR NlGHf IN MY HOME MA HOttSECLEANrNO BY DAY Oft HOUR 830 Washington St. MA 80D88 HANDYMAN to around the house. Dependable. Carpenter by trade. MA 6-1803.

WILL bo 'TRONiNo" IN MY HOME MA 8-9103 CO first class or working chef desires permanent position. 15 experience. Call MA 5-3517. HOUSEWORK WANTED BY DAY OR WEEK MA 8-4537. CHILD" CARE In my home, "days, alst: nicht shift.

Dependable, expert, Good location. MA 6-8148. It. OUi 'HIl OPPORTUNITY' ATTENTlblSr churches and nonprofit organizations. Sell 100 bottle? Watktns vanilla and 100 cann pepper or cinnamon and receive cash.

Call Mr. Underwood. Milan 499-4821. MODERN 1 -bay service station for lease. Good neighborhood.

On State Route Doing excellent gal- lonage. Financial assistance available to qualified party. Inquire now Box A-4. Sandusky Register. FOR SALE i INCOME PROPERTY i 4-sutte apt.

house near downtown Sandusky on Routes 2 and 6 at 527 Huron Ave. Cheap to settle estate. Will be at residence Nov. 17, 18. 19.

From 4 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., or call for appointment. Donnell Horton, Executor of Estate of Lena Van Auken. deceased. 329 S.

Main Clyde, Ohio. Tel. 347-7044. Bus For FARM and GARDEN YOUNG LADY for light office work, mailing, filing, etc. Apply in person Domestic Sewing Centers, 211 Washington Row.

FASHION demons! rators. Now is the time to Investigate Queen's- Way fastest selling easiest booking line in home party plan. Company does all collecting and delivering and pays top commissions on weekly basis. Call MA 6 5481. MliDiCAL secretary, experienced In I transcription from machine, die-1 tation of medical, technical and anatomical terminology, general medical office procedures.

8alary based on qualifications. Write P.O. Sandusky, O. PART or full time bar maid, good personality, experience not necessary. Ph.

Huron 433-3061. LEGAL NOTICE In Matter of the Adoption of Dottie Belinda Lauer: Charles William Ball, father of; Dottie Belinda Ball, whose place of residence is unknown and by reasonable diligence cannot be ascertained and who has wilfully failed to properly support and maintain said child for a period of more than two years, will take notice that on or about the 26th day of August, 1960, the undersigned, Joseph E. Lauer, filed his petition for the adoption and change of name of Dottie Belinda Ball; that this matter will be set for hearing on or after the 29th day of November, 1960. JOSEPH E. LAUER By Catri and Catri His Attorneys Nov.

9.16-23 NOTICE OF APPLICATION Public notice is hereby given that a joint application has been filed with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio to transfer Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity No. 644-1, from Fletcher Freight Lines, the present holder thereof, to Commercial Motor Freight, the transferee agrees to adopt all tariffs and schedules now on file with the said Commission. Interested parties may obtain further information to said application by addressing the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio, Columbus, Ohio. Fletcher Freight 1 Lines, Inc. 520 Ogontz Street Sandusky, Ohio Commercial Motor Freight, Inc.

525 Cleveland Avenue Columbus 3, Ohio Nov. 9-18-23 LEGAL NOTICE In the Matter of the Adoption of Charles William Lauer Charles William Ball, father of Charles William Ball, whose place of residence is unknown and by reasonable diligence cannot be ascertained, and who has wilfully failed to properly support and maintain said child for a period of more than two years, will take notice that on or about the 26th day of August, I960, the undersigned, Joseph E. Lauer, filed his petition for the adoption and change of name of Charles William BaU, that this matter will be set for hearing on or after the day of November. 1960. JOSEPH E.

LAUER By Catri and Catri, His Attorneys Nov. 9-16-23 SHERIFF'S SALE OF HEAL ESTATE The State of Ohio, Erie County. Ex. Doc. S3, Page 186 No.

32862 National Home Acceptance Plaintiff vs, William R. Timman, et ai, Defendant In pursuance of an Order of Sale in the above entitled action, I will offer for sale at public auction, north door of the court house in Sandusky, in the above named County, on Wednesday, the 30th day of November, 1960, at 10:00 o'clock A.M., the following described real estate, situate in the County of Erie and State of Ohio, and in the Township of Perkins to-wit: i Situated in the Township oi Perkins, County of Erie and 1 State of Ohio, and described as follows, to-wit: And known as and being Inlot Number One Handled Thirty- five (135) in Columbus Park, a subdivision of part of Lots Eleven (ill and Twelve (12) in the Hallam Tract, in section Number Two (t) in said Township, as said Plat is recorded in Volume 16, Page 37 of the Erie County Plat Records; subject to all of record. Said Premises Located at 5013 Memphis Columbus Park. Said Premises Appraised at 60000 and cannot be sold for less Utan two-thirds of that amount. TERMS OF SALE: Cash.

ALTON YOUNG. Sheriii Erie County, O. By Harry J. Ryan, Oeputy Guernsey It Guernsey. Attorneys Opt.

24; -MB -ajl ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS The Board of Education, Perkins Local School District, Perkins Township. Erie County, Ohio, will receive sealed proposals on the FIRE PROTECTION for MEADOWLAWN SCHOOL, STRUB ROAD. PERKINS TOWNSHIP, OHIO, until 12 o'clock NOON, Eastern Standard Time on MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, I960, at the BOARD OF EDUCATION OFFICE in the School Building, South Campbell Street, Perkins Township, Erie County, Ohio, at which time and place all Proposals will be publicly opened and read aloud. Copies of Contract Documents and Plans and Specifications are on file at the office of the Clerk of the Board of Education, Perkins Local School District, Erie County, Ohio, in the School Building, South Campbell Perkins Township, Erie County, Ohio and at the office of Robert M. Gerding Associates, Architects, 230 East Market Sandusky, Ohio, where they will be available for inspection.

Copies of these Documents, Plans and Specifications may be obtained from the Architect's office by depositing FIVE (85.00) DOLLARS for each set received. The amount for one set of Documents will be returned to each Principal Contractor who has submitted a proposal and who returns the PI tins and Specifications in good condition, within ten days alter the opening of proposals. Proposals must contain the name of every person interested therein and shall be accompanied by either a Proposal Bond with surety satisfactory to the Owner, a Certified Check or a Bank Draft, payable to the Board of Education, Perkins Local School District, Erie County, Ohio, in an amount equal to TWENTY PERCENT of the total amount of the proposal. The successful bidder will be required to furnish a Performance Bond, in the amount of of the Contract Sum. The Board of Educaton.

Perkins Local School District. Erie County. Ohio, reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive any informalities in bidding. No proposal may be withdrawn, after the scheduled closing time for the receiving of bids, for at least thirty (30) days. BOARD OF EDUCATION, PERKINS LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT.

ERIE COUNTY. OHIO. ROBERT C. KOCH, CLERK. Nov.

16. 23. 80; Dec 7. AVON REPRESENTATIVES are earning in 4 hours daily what others can in. 8.

We will show you how. MA 5-0887 or write Mrs. Lee Brown, P.O. Box, 22, Maumee. Ohio.

8. MALE HILP WAHTID MARRIED MAN with "car livery work only. All day Friday of Saturday. MA 6-1298. WANTED assistant to distributor.

Salary plus commission, to service established food route. Car necessary Apply Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. Paul Sands Motel. Sandusky, O.

4 MEN Full time or part time earnnlgs unlimited. Pb MA 6 -3813. 6 to 8 p.m. I NEED one man experienced in carpentry and masonry, part time. Write Box -8, Sandusky Register.

siness Opportunity man with sincere desire to own and operate your own business with a secure future. Exceptional opportunity with an exclusive 10-year franchise for the Sandusky area. Proven, nationally advertised service business operated from the home on a low oveihead. cash basis. At present over 400 established dealers.

You are trained at our factory school and we help you set up your business, using our new specialized equipment with a carefully formulated, proven plan, and assist you In establishing working accounts. Some of the men that have taken advantage of this opportunity were airline pilots, book- keeuers, bakers, auto mechanics, factory workers, farmers, service station owners and many other walks of lffe. If you are sincere about owning a business of your own. write in detail. Age is no barrier.

All replies held strictly confidential and your present employer or business associates are not contacted. This Is not a vending machine. If you qualify you can own this business with a total Investment of $8,190.00. Qualified man can arrange for financing of one-half. Write to: MR.

WILLIAM E. GUMBLE 215 N. Main St. Janesville, Wisconson MARKET KIDS, PLANTS. FLOWERS FOR SALE: My collection of lovely African violets, many new varieties.

313 Shelby toeK "Two RESH COWS" FOR SALE ELgln fi-1503 FOR" Hois'teiri bttll. 1 year old. Registered Hoi- stein cow, 2 years old. William Lund. Phone Norwalk; MULTRT ft SUPPLIES Freshly dressed, oven-ready, broad-breasted.

tender and delicious. For the finest call DAVLIN'S MA 5-4798 3 Miles East of Sandusky on Perkins Ave. ARM A FOOD PRODUCTS EGGS, all grades. Ina. ".142 Parish off Campbell or phnrif- MA 6-351B.

RUSSET POTATOES and APPLES Farm, 2 miles west of Venice nn Rt. 6. MU 4-5411. GOOD quality apples. 81.25 bti.

Bilng containers Also, cider, Perkins Ave MA 5-4834. BARGAINS Bartlett pears, 50c a peck: apples. $1.50 a bushel and up; cider. STEUK FRUIT FARM 4 Miles West of Sandusky on Route 6. MA CIDER MAKING Tuesdays and' Fridays Hast Cider Mill corner Berlin and Mason Rds Berlin Heights.O.

GOING BULK? We are area dealers for Milkeeper bulk farm cooling tanks manufactured by Crenmery Package. We are equipped to Rive complete service from tank only to complete milk house 1 Installations, including cleaning supplies and engineering of milkhmisc construction. Contact Howard C. Otto. Jr or Sr MA OTTO'S ICE CREAM POTATOES No 2.

50 lbs $1.00 Kenneth DeChant. corner Huron-A very and Rye Beach Rds. STEER hinds, 53c; "fronts 40c; sides. 45t All grain fed Open kettle lard, 10 lbs. $1.04 BAXTER'S MEATS.

1 mile east of 4 on 547. Phone 2-4161, Bellevue. fl. MUSI0 2, organ speakersr can'be usebTori" any organ. $178 each, No down payment.

L. FRESCH, Sandusky Music 428 W. Market St. MA 6-416S 4 MEN Part time work. Earn $200 monthly.

Phone MA 6-5132. Opportunity Personable, alert young man to train for newspaper advertising sales position. Must be able to type. Car necessary. Successful applicant will be on his way to a bright future.

APPLY IN PERSON ONLY SANDUSKY REGISTER I. SALESMEN ft AQENTS MAN WHO WANTS OPPORTUNITY Excellent commissions, bonuses and insurance program (or capable salesman. Need not have experience but must have 'ability to work without close supervision. Have car and willing to travel. Write Schaeffer Mfg.

102 Barton Marty J. Schwab, St. Louis 4, Missouri. WANTED by old estaolished concern with many customers in this area. No deliveries, collections, inveutments, or traveling.

Down payment not essential on average order, yet credit acceptance will never be a problem. The two men selected will be given complete product and field training here in Sandusky. Sales experience desired, but not essential. Write P.O. Box 113, Wellington, Ohio, giving brief resume of qualifications and a personal interview will be arranged.

LI0ALS LOMBARDY'S Sandusky Music Center ACCORDION and GUITAR SCHOOL 128 Market St. MA 6-4165 Spinet "piano. Save $200 on beautiful 88 note piano. LECOY'S E. Market St.

THE HAMMOND playtime plan. 6 legions, instrument in the home for one month and all Instruction materials Included, $S5. Mrs. W. Keating.

814 4Mb St. MA 5-9459 Sandusky representative. FISHER MUSIC Main St. Norwalk, O. hone -MV1 Sew, Used, Rebuilt SPINET PIANOS, UPRIGHTS, GRANDS.

ORGANS, BAND INSTRUMENTS, GUITARS North Central Ohio's best selection and Over 100 pianos and organs in stock. HARDEN'S MUSIC 173 S. Main Marion. DU t-2717 Open Monday and Friday Until 9 10. PUILIC SALE R.

A. SMETZER AUCTIONEER PH. MU 44720 BOB NEWTON AUCTIONEER MA $-5176 GENE KASTOR Rt. 1. Huron, O.

Ph. Berlin Heights 588-2830 Auctioneer HARRY VAN BUSKIRK AUCTIONEER Norwalk IT. FETS PET SKUNKS, decented. 3 months old. Just two left.

$90 each. MA 6-0488. REGISTERED beagle female, broke, 3 years old. Also, pups. Dan Greene, Clyde, O.

Phone 548-3137. MINIATURE female chihuahua. 8 months old. Phone Vermilion WO 7-3446. LEGAL NOTICE Sealed bids on two separate items will be received by the Board of Public Affairs of the Village of Milan, Ohio, at the Office of the Water and Light Department until 12:00 o'clock noon, November 25, 1960.

One bid is to be for the materials listed below which art to be used for the purpose of installing Ring- tite or Bell-rite water lines in the Village of Milan, Ohio: 1775' 6" Class 150 water pipe. Ring-tite or Bell-tite type pipe. Ring-tite tee. Gate valve Open left Ring-tite. valve Box complete (36" to 48" depth).

8 Cap-Ring-tite tapped 2" I.P.T. Cap-Ring-tite. Fire hydrant Must be B-50-B Darling make. 2 hose and pumper nozzle. 6" base for Ring-tite pipe.

Must be Milan, Ohio threads, color, opening and operating nut. The second bid is to be for the labor necessary to Install the aforementioned water line in the Village of Milan, Ohio. Said lines are to be laid in the following locations: 430 feet from Williams Street south on Liberty Street; 400 feet on Judson. Street east from Edison Drive toi Elm Street and: 340 feet west on William Street. Said lines are to be laid at a depth of feet.

Bidders are tw cell Milan 498-2501 for appointment or information. Each bid must contain the full name of every person or company Interested in the same and be accompanied by a bond in the sum of $500.00 to the satisfaction of the president of the Board of Public Affairs or a certified check on some solvent bank as a guarantee that if the bid is accepted, a contract will be entered Into and its erformaoca properly secured, hould any bid be rejected, such check will be forthwith returned to the bidder and should any bid be $uch check will be returned upon the proper execution and securing of the contract. The right is reserved to rejac, any and all bids. BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS Robert V. Mitchell, Village Solicitor Date: November 4.

1966 Nov. 7-8-8-10-U -ll -14 -ll -i I FOR SALE OR TRADE: 2-year-old 5'2" pony, one set double pony harness, one horse sleigh. Call Bellevue 488-8782. FREE I GREY KITTENS FOR A GOOD HOME 207 CEDARBROOK LANE REGISTERED "beagier 4" years old, trained female. Michael Demshok, Gypsum.

Ph. Port Clinton 2-5563 after 5 p.m. BEAGLE PUPS. 3 males, 10 weeks old. (small type).

Reasonable. 1019 Perry St. FOR" Weimaraner Dogs; 6 months; A.K.C. papers. Richard Armatrout, RR.

1, Route 99 Willard, Ohio. BABY PARAKEETS Canaries Cocateels Finches Cages and Supplies Weltlin's Bird Shop 119 Meigs St Ph. MA 6-3087 tl SALE MISCELLANEOUS so Puritran. Both purchased in 1959. MA 6-2895.

HIDE-ABED. $40 SIMMONS SLEEPERETTE MA 6-8986 4 to 9 p.m. FARM EQUIPMENT W.C. ALLIS-CHALMERS tractor with mounted 2-row picker, ready for use. Milan 499-4677.

USED 2 ME International picker. One used Ottawa hopper- type sheller. Either or both units. Geo. C.

Wahlers. Allls-Chaltners, Port Clinton, Ohio. Ph. 5563, NEW TRACTORS ARE HERE With A NEW GENERATION OF POWER Albright Equipment John Deere Dealers Route 20 MonroevUle, O. ANTI-FREEZE, new "and "used "winter tires.

Also, retreads, new and used chain saws. Expert chain and motor service. Your Mcculloch dealer. Myers Tire At Supply. Phone 465-2072, vUle, Ohio.

See the New M-M Uni-Tractora KELLER EQUIPMENT SALES St. Rt. 4, South Sandusky MA 5-5667 IBOSH FORD TRACTOR SALES Tl Monrto MonroeyOIe, O. A. J.

ROMP TRACTOR SALES Ford Tractors FARM AND INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT Corner Route 250 and Mason Rd. Avery, Ohio Dial 490-2820 The best friend a farmer had. The versatile family of 4- wheel drive. JEEP VEHICLES GRABNER BUICK, INC. Jeep Division 1418 Cleveland Rd.

Sandusky, O. IS SALE MISCELLANEOUS 38 MM CLARUS camera, complete accessories, reasonable. Pnone MA 6-2393 after 6 p.m. CEILING TILE, all colors. 14 sq.

full box. Cash and carry. Dewey Lumber Co. 1331 Camp. Brand new 1961 console stereo Hi-fi G.E.

deluxe model. Cabinet marred in shipment. Reg. $419.95 Will sell for $350. Used automatic portable record player $24.95.

WILLIAMS TV Reese St. MA 6-223T 16' ALUMINUM gutters, w7 access slightly nigher. Cash and carry. Dewey Lumber Co. 1331 Apartment Electric Range $40 Westinghouse Laundromat $85 Frigldaire Washer $85 36" (non-electric) Range $40 Westinghouse Range $45 8 cu.

ft. Frigidaire (automatic defrosting) $140 6 cu. ft. (non-electric) Refrigerator $40 G.E. Clothes Dryer $65 7 cu.

ft. Frigidaire $30 OHIO EDISON CO 237 W. Wash. Row. MA 8-7420 MORE SALE MISCELLANEOUS TOP LEFT NEXT PAGE USED STOVES MOVING TRUCKING CARROLL TRANSFER CO.

211 W. Water MA 8-8662 For a better Deal on General Electric, Westinghouse, Aniana, Hardwick and Tappan built-in 1 household appliances with service. MERCERS APPLIANCE STORE 367 Main St. Ph Huron 3-2101 i Kentucky Lump Coal $13.95 i FOB Our Yard L. RATHBUN FEED GRAIN CO.

Route 99 at Pennsylvania Tracks JSandusky, Ohio. Ph. EL 9-1151 RENTALS SERVICE As low as $1.50 per week puts a SINGER sewing machine in your home. We also service all types sewing and vacuum cleaners. SINGER SEWING CENTER 178 E.

Market St. MA 6-2235 Over 20 Different Models of Shotguns Reduced at SEARS IN SANDUSKY WE REPAIR LAMPS BEEBE HEALY 814 Water St MA 6-4093 SEPTIC TANKS Plastic Stwtr Pipes Cettelit Trenching MU 4-5125 Factory CLOSE-OUT New Frisjidaire 130,000 6 Gas Furnaces, able for garage, shop, office, factory and residential use. At a fantastic price, too low to adver- rise. HOHLER Cooling Water Decatur MA 5 -7474.