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ijiw ii nil i FOCI Hospitals LONDON, HOSPITAL firths A daughter to Mr. and Alvin Kllngler, Sullivan. 0. 5 WILLARD MUNICIPAL pleases Callahan, Greenwich; (jlharifts' Langhuw. John Keithtner, tyary Lucille Alt, Edna feberty, Ann Sehrinwv Willard; Verlyn Van Wagner, Jeffery Hartmati, Ross Failor.

Plymouth; Harold Oney, Shiloh; Justice Covert, Attica. Births Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. E. R.

Wisetup, Willard; daughter to Mr, afid Mrs. Adrian Kwesard, Shiloh; daughter to Mr. anAcMrs. Robert Ray, Willard; daughter to Mr. arid Mrs.

Wright, Willard; son to Mr. and Wallace Wright, Willard; son to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sncor, daughter to Mr. and Mrs.

Jo 'fri Kleer. Plymouth; son to Mr and Mrs. Raymond Kipp, Willard. Store Loss $1260 In Burglary NORWALK the Huron County sheriffs department today reported investigation over the weekend of a burglary at Pugh's Furniture Store on Route 250 just rtofth of Norwalk in which merchandise Valued at $1,260 Was taken. The department said that an unsuccessful attempt was made to enter through a door.

A rear window was then smashed to gain entrance. Reported taken were two 23- inch TV sets, a 19-inch TV and stereo combination, a stereo console, two dressing tables and two able lamps. Sheriff's deputies said the en occurred between 9 p.m. and 2:15 a.m. This time was determined by the department inasmuch as employes of Link's bakery report for work at 2:15.

Home Course For Willard WILLARD The Willard Busi- and Professional Women's club with the cooperation of the Willard PTA are. sponsoring a Home Preparedness Course to be held in the Central Elementary School auditorium, Tuesday, Nov. 7:30 p.m. Tjje class is specifically for all mothers and housewives of the surrounding communities, but all interested persons are urged to attend. classes are stressed by the office of the President of the United States, the board of education and the Adjutant General's office in Ohio.

Tiie course will cover 12 important subjects and. will take approximately two hours roxirna instructions will be on a special 35 mm colored film with sound. Open question and answer periods will be conducted throughout the class and following the instruction period. H. A.

Napka, Huron County Defense Director, assisted by Milton Husted, Willard CD director, will conduct tTie class. The entire course of instruction is designed to be used in times when emergencies arise in the home and emergency services are not available or late in arriving on a disaster scene. There-will be no obligation for those attending, and no solicitation for Civil Defense membership. The course is not. designed soley for war conditions, but is planned to be used in any emergency in the home.

Area Deaths i William Leslie, 60, Principal At Milan School, Succumbs MILAN William Leslie, 60, principal of the Junior High School of Milan for the past seven years and a veteran educator, died suddenly Saturday while visiting his son, Rev. William Leslie, in Wheaton, 111. He suffered a coronary. and Elisabeth Baum. He was a retired carpenter and was preceded in death by his wife, Mary.

He is survived by three sons, Clayton, of Lorain, Rutherford, of Elyria; and Harold, of Bellevue; Mr. Leslie resided at 32 Stouten- 1 daughters, Mrs. Wilma Peter- IT'S IASY TO USE Miiy Want Ads DM MANl 5-5500 burg Drive, Norwalk, was born in Africa, son Of medical mis-; sionaries, and came to America for his education. He was a grad uate of Dentsoh University and llad taken graduate work at Ohio State University, Northwestern University, Moody Bible Institute and Buckhell University. For the past 27 years he had been associated with the Milan schools first as a teacher and then as junior high school principal.

His Mildred, formerly taught in Milan arkl is now teaching at Norwalk. Mr. Leslie, was not. an ordained minister but served as lay pastor at Barrett's Chapel near Clarksfield. He is survivied by bis wife.

and son, Rev two. sisters, Mrs. Noble Bercley, of Los Angeles, and Mrs. Ronald Cleland, of Miami, and two brothers, Donald, of Atlanta; and Henry of Washington, D.C. Services will be at the school at 2:30 p.m.

Tuesday. School will dismiss at 1:30 p.m. Friends may call at the Heaston Funeral Home in Norwalk afternoon today. Rev. John Milhelm, of Calvary Baptist Church, OFMCI HOURS 8:30 am to 8 p.m.

Dally Saturday 8:30 to Noon CASHjtATES FOR CONSECUTIVE DAYS Nutnbei if wuiUl UP to 15 16 to 1 to 25 to Minimum Space 3 Minimum SI. 00 Days Dayj, $2.94 $1.92 1.62 2.56 4.90 3.20 8.88 3.84 Ads ordered tor seven oi days and stopped before ex- Sen, of Sandusky; and Mrs. Annabelle Dennison, of California; 12 grandchildren; and seven grandchildren. Services will be Tuesday at tor from the Harris Funeral'! 11 numbet ot times the ad ap onie wi Clintock, of Clyde, officiating. Burial will be in Bellevue Cem etery.

A iftLl WAItlt rttall route. immeii required. MA J-MN fet UfliwlM- ment. J3W: "ffifh Bay: AW America. The Islands, tTSA.

Charted to travel, etc. for 1 information write Dept. MS. National, low Broad. Newark, N.J,.

4 MSN rut) time er part eafmuf) unlimited. Pa MA li I. SALltMRR I AIINTt 2 OR(iANlZ6RS AND" BUSINESSMEN i want a man who it not interested in the visual run of the mil) proposition but rather one of whom thr unusual is a challenge. A man who is not satisfied with Just a job but one who will take a personal Interest arid help to bulla it It vou eift fill my requirements call MA 5-5013. fl-11 a.m.

Or 8-1" AKM and GARDEN MARKET MVIITIII two FRESI FOR SALE ELJih 3M303 SANDUSKY REGISTER PAQti 17 NOV. 88, tl SHI ilillUARlWt cycle; Boys MA 8-9097. 6-POCKET pool table; Two commercial 8-ply nylon tires. Ph. MU 4-7300.

10 p.tn II. EM LOTMRRT WANTII HOUSEWORK Experienced, on ipeared and adjustment made ai the carpeting the. new way Fast th the Rev. Donald Mc- rate earned WOULD LIKE day br week. MA 8-SS58.

wfiVPAV MucTiv Let me shampoo your ruts and Faster, Lone Vote Defeat Of NL Levy NEW LONDON Opponents of Leslie, a proposed New London Village Operating levy, on the ballot in the November election, picked up an additional vote in a recount at New London city hall Saturday. The measure was defeated by a final county of 416-415. The recount was called by city Officials after the original tally showed a deadlock vote of 415-415. Present at the recount session were Mayor Preston Golding, Rilla Walton, village clerk; the COIiflECTIONS Errors not the lault ot the advertiser wiU be adjusted b.v one free insertion if such 'error lessens the value of the ad Please notify this department aftei I first Insertion Curtis oi thanks and in Memof tarn Notices minimum. 10 lines 12.00.

each additional tine 16c pet line. Don't omit Important sates tea mres that bring you the best re ''Plainly told WANTED: Housework, baby sitting or odd Jobs. Reliable. References 4-5365. If required.

Ph. MU NEW IN SANDUSKY wp '1000 IN 1 DAY On Yovr NAMI ONLY or Plans MpNIY ANY NIID You can get caah here now for clothes, furniture, bills, car or home repairs, down payment on new car, new safe tires, motor overhaul or for any. need or desire, IT'S A OOOD, SfNSMLI WAN Men and women, married or single, borrow here on sensible plans. You get the amount you want on terms you can afford. Each loan is personally suit your need and pocketbook.

COAST-TO-COAST CRIDIT CARD Once your credit is established here it's good at any of our 540 affiliated offices across the country. Ask for your Credit Card. HOW TO OIT MONIY TODAY STOP us how much you want, and when you wantlt. prefer, drop us a note, it'll get quick action. you'll phone first, we'll have the money ready when you get here! CONTACT US TODAYI PUBLIC FINANCE MAin 5-0912 suits.

Remember toeans quickly sold." I. FUNERAL DllllfiTORS FREY FUNERAL HOME LEU GRorr OWNER Washington St. PHONE MA 64031 DAY UR NIGHT 4. PCRSONAL NOTlfiE WILL CARE FOR ELDERLY i PERSON IN MY HOME MA 6-83M WANTED. Alteration "work.

Will shorten coats, dresses and men's trousers. 214 Lawrence St. MA II. lUtlWISI JMtlifURifT EXCELLENi' PerklnTTtve. locattonT Corner store, Mo sq.

ft. for rent. MA 6-5059. NICE CLEAN "BARBER' SHOP FOR RENT 18M Barker SJL after WE ESTABLISH you' in ydnr Own business on our capital. No investment.

No experience necessary to start. Part time or full time. WINONA MONUMENT Winona, Minn SANDUSKY truck stop restaurant for Doing a good business. Will sacrifice. Reason for selling, other business.

Write Box B-1J, Sandusky Register. I BEAGLES PHONE PT, CLINTON. IR piitarTi swfcHt Made iresh every few days all through the fe8 rRurr JFASM Cleveland Rd. halfway to Huron. OOOrT auilttf septet, bu.

Biing Alio, cider. Ptrklfil Ave MA APPLE I per eushei: appiebutter; eider: wines and Mite Wetit of Venice on Rte. ciDictt M7K aid o. No Kemiith Deciwnt. Auren -Avery and Mye Besun lids.

ttdes, All Open kettle lerd, 10 fi.M BAx- TlR'S MEATS. 1 mile east Of 4 on 847 Phone 1-4181, Bellevue. cL6sE-OUT! Dryer vents, ilM i Kitchen Fans, jmrt Stove Pipe, 44e per length. and carry. DEWEY LUMBER CO.

1331 Camp St. ATft" CbMFlfcSsoR, RED'S TEXACO 4004 MILAN RD. MA trueR load'iouih or west. 8 in table saw, 8 in. skill saw.

Sen or trade. Used power bought and sold. Rear 3808 Mt- Ian Rd can clean winter school clothes. THE ENCORE, 314 E. Madiion PRICED TO SELL I O.E.

automatic dryer with Air freshener and little clothes sprlnkfer, like inqiiv cr oui uinicij jirvc aaed i hours; 1958 model wringer tyjjfe cheap: 30-TO Chester, model 84. lever acMon. excenem condition. Phone MA SANTA SUITS FOR RENT Phone MA 5-5771 Christinas AFTER Christinas pre-lnventory prices now in effect on Admirar TV's, radios and stereo at Jamison's, 902 Fourth SI. aUIPHIRT "NEW THACtQns ARK with A NEW GENERATION OF POWER Albriahf Equipmtnt Deere Dealers Route SO Monroevule.

O. Phone 483-tOTI ANn-FREliSBSS, new and uaeS winter Urea. Alae, retreada, new and used chain saws Expert chain and motor aervlee. Your Mcculloch dealer Myers Tire A Supply. Phone 488-rrTi.

Monroeville, Ohio. See the New Unl-Tractora KELLER EQUIPMENT SALES St. Rt. 4, South Sandusky MA 8-8687 h'i Radio TV s. roiiett St.

MA or design, onij to ffai 12. RENT a new spinet piano, only $12 per month. Rent to apply if 0U Lecoy's, 845 E. DUKE'S CAB MA 5-5332 clerk of the Huron County board EXCLUSIVE! Only one s'toreinSan should purchase. Market St.

THE HAMMOND playtime plan. 6 lessons, instrument in the home for month and all instruction materials included. 185 Mrs. Keating, 46th St MA 5-9459 Sandusky representative FISHER MUSIC Main St. Norwalk.

O. none 888 -8781 will 0 elections, and various precinct Burial will be in Woodlawn! workers. i Cemetery at Norwalk. I BUILT-IN alummum SIDING INSULATION -COVERS ALL THESE WOOD SURFACES STUCCO MICK PERMANENTLY Alsco's permanent tiding can be in(tolled over.any kind of tiding. oil of architecture.

AUco Bak-R-Foam Siding up to on fuel billt, tool I At teen in letter Hemet ft AStUlfM AKf CO. Tiffie Okie i ieifftttti itwiatH I alaavit rfiaaeal sWi- City- Statt Phone ABLE MOrlNfi SWN6 CENTER Sfrvlncj Tkt Aret Hi Nltif ftffi aleatMr ef Binealiiiliv ekesakau ef fiataaaaefce "See Ui (Wore You Buy" TWto SatMkNfcy 0. Ph. MA 6-527! mmmmmkmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmimmm HARRY WEIDEMAN WAKEMAN Harry Weide- 1 man, 70, of Birmingham, died Saturday evening at the Erie! County Home in Sandusky following an extended illness. A native of Henrietta Township, he had spent most of his life in the Henrietta and Birmingham area.

Surviving are two cousins, Mrs. Elizabeth Schults, of Cleveland; and Mrs. A. L. Sisco, of Lansing, Mich.

Friends may call at the Gerber and Funeral Home here where services will be Tuesday at 11 a.m. with the Rev. F. E. Eastman of Amherst, officiating.

Burial will be in Birmingham Cemetery. LORETTA MILLER NORWALK News was received of the death yesterday at her home in Lansing, of Mrs. Loretta Miller, 63, a former resident of this city. Mrs. Miller, who was a former member of St.

Pauls Catholic Church, moved to Michigan more than 20 years ago. Surviving are her husband, Carl; a son, Gerald, two daughters, Noreen and Rita, and a brother, Clifford Burton, Norwalk Services will be- 10 a.m., next Monday at the Holy Cross Church in Lansing. The body is at the Palmer-Bush Funeral Home on Mt. Hope Ave. HAZEL FLEECE WAKEMAN Mrs.

Hazel Fleece, 68, of Medusa Road, RD 1, Norwalk, died Saturday at the home of a daughter in Sunbury, following an illness of five weeks. A native of Kenton, she had lived in the Collins area for the past 17 years coming from Akron. She was a member of the Collins Methodist Church, the WSCS, and the Farm Women's Club of Collins. Surviving are her husband, John; four daughters, Mrs. T.

Carey, of, Crossville, Mrs. W. R. Hke, of Sunbury; Mrs. Lawrence Toole, of Collins; and Mrs, Margaret Gamauf, of Coppley; 11 grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren; and one bro'ther, Pearl of Bell Center.

Friends may call at the Gerber and Son Funeral Home here where services will be Tuesday at 3 p.m. with the Rev. T. M. Sheesley, pastor of the Collins Methodist Church, officiating.

Burial will be in Collins Cemetery. JOHN BAUM BELLEVUE John A. Baum, 90, former Bellevue resident, died at the Sandusky County Home Sunday morning following a month-long illness. He was born in Miffunburg, Paon Nov. 9, 1870, the son of James Farm Fire Destroys Large Barn dusky offers the complet" dec-1 orating color service with the new I decorator colors by Pratt and Lambert.

Hundreds of decorator colur combinations are yours, easily, colors to match any fabric or material, even the newest shades. Be sure to see your Pratt: and Lambert Paint Dealer today! BRINNON'S, 333 W. Market I Sandusky, Ohio. LAKELAND ROOFING Guaranteed Work JOHNS-MANVILLE 1403 Sycamore Line MA M979 Xmas Cards Now On Display Largest Selection in Sandusky BROWN'S, 415 Tiffin Ave. HERB'S Sportsman Supplies 15 Meigs St.

Sandusky Also Rte. 1. North of Bay Bridge 115 EXPRESS your own personality with a clever Haircut from Grace Schaefer Beauty Shop. Phone MA 5-8187. 824 Osborne St TERMITES? Call I'ermlnix of Sandusky A Nationwide Service MA 6-0184 desk space and.

letter shop service available BEHNKE'S TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERVICE, NEW LONDON Fire on the Edmund Franklin farm about noon Saturday leveled a large pole-type barn filled with hay and straw and also destroyed a large milk house. is located on Chen-, NEED someone to anawer ango" Road about four miles east your telephone, day or night? of New London. I us al MA 6 off lce ce Called to the scene by Franklin, members of the New London Fire Department were unable to save either the buildings or die contents. The 100-ft. long barn was stored to capacity, and empty milk cans were lost in the milk house.

The fire is believed to have been caused by spontaneous combustion. The full extent of the damage has not yet been determined. SINGLER CAB MA 6-4491 USED ORGANS Hammond Extravoice Spinet Hammond M-I Spinet 947 Hammond S-I Chord 1 Hammond B-3 Console 11945 Hammond Solovox I 145 Baldwin Organsonie, No. 40 Spinet $889 Baldwin Organsonie, 41-P Smnet $1385 Baldwin 45 Console Sonora Spinet Organ 545 Lowery Organo attachment Magnus Portable Chords from 149.8* USED PIANOS Weaver Ebony Spinet Melodigrand Blond Spinet 495 Winter Mahogany. Spinet 535 Winter Ebony Spinet 9 489 Winter Walnut Spinet 490 Howard Mahogany Spinet 590 Acrosonic BaldVPin 779 Baldwin Acrosonle 847 $12 to $20 monthly payments will finance most any used Instrument.

Several Grands. Uprights, Players. Over 100 new-used pianos and organs. Open Monday and Friday Until HARDEN'S MUSIC 173 S. Main St.

Marlon, O. Phone DU 1-J717 1958 FOHD i-row mounted corn picker. Excellent condition, $700. IBOSH Ford Tractor Sales $7 Monroe St. O.

A. ROMP TRACTOR SALES Ford Tractors FARM AND INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT Corner Route ISO and" Maaon Rd. Avery. Ohio The heat Mend a farmer ever had The versatile family ef 4- wheei drive. JEEP VEHICLES GRABNER BUICK, INC.

Division 1419 Cleveland Rd. Sandusky, O. II SUI MIIILLAIItUI CANISTER TYPE VACUUM CLEANER Saleaman'a demonstrator, excellent Christmas gift. Complete with all attachments and paper bags. A wonderful buy at only $19.98.

$1 a week. Call MA Co. Pictures to frame, $3.50 up Mottoe Authentic Old Model Autaa Old Wood-burning Engine Exquisite Card Table Cover to Measurement to Cover Chairs. Stools, Coffee Tables Floral and Conventional Free Instruction to Finish Background Yourself If Desired Call Only After 4 p.m. Wot Information and Appointment! MA 5-1094 USED" lumber 7 xWrVxff approx.

8,000 ft. Ph. Huron 433.5973 titter 4:30 p.m. GIRL'S 26" Good condition. $20 MA 8-4573 FIREPLACE" wood for sale, llifper cord and up Stadler Landscape ingMU 4-5858.

3 HIGH MEILINK SAFE. $49.30 1781 Cleveland Rd. ZIG-ZAG SEWING MACHINE Excellent Christmas gift. Salesman's dernbnstrator. Haa in features to zig-zag, sew on buttons, make buttonholes, fancy designs, plus many other thines.

A wonderful buy at only $39.95. Terms SI a Phone MA 6-0928. Electro-Hygiene Co. SPOERR VAULTS, Inc. SEPTIC TANKS GREASE TRAPS 2128 Campbell Si Ph MA 130.08 RIFLE with custom stock; 1 Polaroid camera, case and accessories.

Phone MA 5-3849 6 fool Frigidaire beverage cooler, dry, $275 COSTELLO REFRIGERATION Fourth St MA 5-9227 it SALI WE LOAN Carpet Shampooers at no cost with purchase of Blue Lustre shampoo. Sandusky Paint Store. FREE DELIVERY THE YARN SHOP J57 Jackson St. A A 495 Rent a Car or Truck HILDEBRAND'S SHELL SERVICE 704 W. Washington St.

MA 5-0439 Fined, Jailed At Huron HURON Two men were fined and sent to Erie County jail for driving under the influence of alcohol Saturday and a third received a similar sentence for intoxication. Rudolph Znamenak, of Lorain, was fined $300 and costs of $20.25 and sentenced to 30 days in jail; and John Keefe of Huron, was fined $200 and costs of $11.25 and sentenced to three days in jail, both on the DUI charge. Wilford E. Gibson, of Rye Beach was fined $25 and $11.55 in costs on the intoxication count and sent to jail when he was unable to pay. 4-A.

INSTRUCTIONS Monroeville Skating Club Elects Slate Prepare Now For CIVIL SERVICE JOBS Keep present job While training. Start as high as $4,490 first year. Send name, address, phone number. U.S. citizens only.

Grammar school education usually sufficient. Write Key Training, Box 92. Akron 9, Ohio. BOB NEWTON AUCTIONEER MA 59179 GENE kASTOR Rt. 1, Huron, O.

Ph. Berlin Heights 588-3830 Auctioneer R. A. SMETZER AUCTIONEER PH. MU 4 9790 HARRY VAN BUSKIRK Norwalk AUCTIONEER Phone 889-2755 11.

PITS I. LOST AND POUND DACHSHUND black and tan female, 11 weeks old. AKC rag. Ph. Norwalk ea TWO MALE BEAGLES, wall trainad each.

$100 tor pair. T. R. Gullett, North Fairfield. Phone 744-2823.

PAIR Tina Chihuahuas; 1 longhaired female. Also, 1 thoroughbred Toy Rat Terrier, to give away. MA 5-2327, LOST: Girl's cameo ring in gold setting. Reward. Lost 2 months.

MA 5-4503. LOST IN EAST male Cocker, child's pet, reward. Call MA 5-4678. BEAGLE hunting dog, black, brown ty, Pa. Lost in Caatalia Nov, 15.

and white. License Venango Ph. 54JM1033. LOST brown and" white beagle named Jack between Castalia and Bellevue on Rt. 289.

Ph. Bellevue, 0. 48-34400 or MA 8-1203. 1. HELP WANTED MALE Oil FEMALE STUDENTS and shift workers could you use an extra $25 to $50 per week? Do you have 3 or 3 spare hours per day? For details phone MA 6-3813 or Milan J90-4B21.

1. FEMALi WANTED BEAUTY' OPERATOR with following. Write Box B-U, Sandusky Register. MOWPncvil I A lady to" care for children in my MUNKOhVILLfc. A pptlUCK; home.

Must have own transpor- supper for members of the lotion and be dependable. Call MA i 5-6967 after 4:30. roeville Skating Club and their IwANTEDrGW guests will be held this evening SIAMESE KITTEN Frost Point, male, champion pedigree. Will hold for Christmas. HORSES r6R OR TRADE Richard KilHngsworth Phone MU 4-5143 RIDING horses and ponies tor aale.

Native bred stock. Lehigh Rd. 8 miles east of Norwalk on Rt. SO. Alex S.

StoU. TV TUBE SPECIAL New ahiminizad. pteture i a (only the glaaa haa been raused). $mto: installed. Metal and eotor excepted Two-year tube warranty.

Satla- faettoa) ACE ELECTRONICS in the Sarco BottdJac Serving Sandusky Since MM SHUFFLE jtsaBpyrfbTriraruFFLai ALLEY, BUMPER POOL SLATE TOPS, yierrxo bu AN TIT AVAILABLE. Omp VENDING 3-9903. SEWING MACHINE Singer in A-l condition with automatic features to zig-zag. make buttonholes, sew on butttons, overcast and blind stitch. Available for balance due Of $87.50 with small monthly payments.

This machine sews and looks like new, ao it would make a wonderful Christmas gift! Phone MA 8-0938. Electro-Hygiene Co. SEPTIC TANKS Plastic Castalia Trenching MU 4-5125 G.E. ROLL E-Z-E Beautiful two-tone turquoise. Just like brand new.

Wtta paper and attachments, available balance due of $39.80 for of $1 a week Etectro-Hyfiene Co. or payments Call MX 6 -0938. JITTERS All evening because of the backlog at your office? Get rid of them are old-fashioned. A remarkable new machine, the sire of a book, wires, will record all of your memos, telephone conversations, correspondence, etc. Hand this portable miracle to your typist each morning along with a foot pedal and ear piece and be on your way to more important try it.

No obligation. Phone collect. 483-8494. SNYDER'S Bellevue. Since MOT TERRinCI! I DEAL! All-welded aluminum, top quality, 3-traek combination storm windows.

Installation optional. Order now. Ph. MA 9-3288. CARD TABLE SETS 4 chairs and table, folding style Spa oral $36.96 J.

BRAUNSTEIN 933 W. Washington St. USED STOVES MOVING TRUCKING CARROLL TRANSFER CO. 311 W. Water St.

MA 8 -8882 PEKINGESE A.X.C. All colors including white. Tiny and outstanding, 1 mile west of U.S. 250 on U.S. 824.

Char Mai Kennel C. Kniceley. Greenwich, Ohio. TINY Arner. toy fox terrier puppies.

Reglsteded. Trained. Excellent breeding. Very beautiful, $90. Phone Norwalk.

BABY PARAKEETS Canaries Cocateels Plnehea Cagee and Supplies Weltlin't Bird Shop U9 Meigs St Ph MA 6-3887 19 SALE MISCELLANEOUS at 6 o'clock at the Firelands skating Arena. New officers of the club are Peter Berger, president; Ray Berger, vice president; Annie Ebert, secretary; and Dolly Courtney, treasurer The next meeting will be held on Sunday, Dec. 4, at 4:30 at the arena. Cliff Kahn ft Son SEPTIC TANK CLEANING Rtpairing Imtollation FREE INSPEaiON Miim PI. Ottawa County Council To Meet CATAWBA ISLAND Ottawa County Alumni Home Council annual fall meeting will be held Tuesday evening, Nov.

29 at the home of Mrs. Paul Milbrodt. Present home councillor on the island is Mrs. George Hartwig. Past councillors are Mrs.

A.H. Rofkar, Mrs. Edward Ludwig, Eldoo Weichman, Mrs. Kenneth Owen, Mrs. Nels Petersen, Mrs.

Marvin Humphrey, Mrs. Roy Drickhamrner, Mrs. Richard Hees, Mrs. Arthur Disher and Mrs. Richard Petersen.

general office work, $55 salary to start. 40 hours Present girl leaving because of illness. Apply in person 8 to 5. R. M.

Chapman. 428 Decatur St. TIME OUT FOR BEAUTY Share your knowledge of beauty with customers who want Avon WILLIAMSON P. gas furnace, less than 1 year old. Make ua ah offer GILBERT HEATING A AIR CONDITIONING, 1401 Sycamore Line.

RECONDltiONED TV'S 39 95 up WILLIAMS TV 317 Reesee MA t-3337 iox 33, MA 5-0887 for interview products. Write Mrs. Lee Brown, Box 33, Maumee, Ohio or phone Beautician Wanted WITH 5-3353 S. MALE WANTED 4 MEN .7 Part time work. Earn 8300 month ly Phone 6-5133 WANTED: COMMERCIAL ARTIST Long established company having vacation and insurance programs, requires artist adept at lettering and striping on scenic canvas, coated fabrics and frosted glass.

Write for appointment, P.O. Box 85, New Dondon, Ohio. STEADY EMPLOYMENT for experienced web pressman. wages. 5-day week.

No lay- 'efts. Apply in person to D. White. The Register. Sandusky- Monday through Friday.

SALESMEN REAP THIS! Within the very user future, wi will eaen eur new deefertfclp ill fandusky at the it Cleveland Mad and St. Here's your chance to get In on the ground floor with a brand new dealer. We will need salesmen office personnel service personnel end management net. If you are over 33 years of and are interested In a career then CONTACT US IMMEDIATELY. Compensation open, dependent upon your experience and sell' ity.

Complete training and mar- chJaneUsini elassss leresns net experienced In this line ef work. Centsct the Men- seer at HURON MOTOR LAND, MUMM, tMtt), tHeNi 433.3113 er necessary will start work employed Unmedutely. CALL Mt TOBAYI! 14 4 Reg. Holstsina. ringing cowe and vancer Volunteer, AUCTION The uneWitfnee) will efler for tela at public auction at the farm located miles north of Bellevue, on State Rt.

269 and east I mile on Maton Rd. to farm, on THURSDAY. DIC. 1 Cemmencliicj at :30 A.M. Sharp The FoHowincj Personal Property: DAIRY CATHI" 38 Reg.

Jerseys, 20 Purebred Jerseys, 4 Reg. featured will be recently fresh sows, heavy SP heifers. Some are granddaughters of ZlnnUs Ad' Jr. both Nat'l and Internat'l Dairy Show, i51. Others by Jester Msld Gangster, Snd prise Jr.

Yearling, Midh. State Fair, whose dam has a roecrd of 8-JJ08 14181 3.1% 731 733 ME. Others by Amer. Breeder Serv. bulls.

The cows selling in this sale are a very milky group with a pleasing group of bred and open heifers, If you are looking for winter milk, you won't go wrong here! Bangs Cert. Free Herd No. 2301. TB Acer. Herd No.

507283. 30 day Bangs test. Cattle to sell at 1:30 p.m. under cover, SILFMOPILLID COMIINE IBM Measey-Harrie 80; also 1980 2-row corn header attachment for the above combine. 4 TRACTORS 1058 Cockshutt 570 Diesel tractor; 1992 IHC tractor model 1985 Oliver 1980 Oliver TRUCK 1951 Chevrolet Hi ton truck with hydraulic lift; grain and stock rack.

MACHINERY 1959 4-bottom Oliver trip plow; 1958 transport cnltlmulcher: 1959 Cockshutt mower; 1958 Minn. Freeman above Oliver tractors and also "88" model equipped with hydraulic bucket; 1852 New Holland "77" string tie baler; 1959 John Deere 15x7 grain drill on control; 1954 Oliver. 4-row corn planter; 1958 New Idea manure 1959 Coby manure bu. capacity: 1958 Coby wagon and rack: also Coby wagon and gravity box; 1955 IHC 4 row cultivators; 30 New Idea engine; Oliver rubber tired side delivery rske; John Deere spring-tooth harrow; 2 spike-tooth harrows; Coby cultipacker with wings 11'; Oliver 4-row cultivators; Oliver 2-row cultivators; Leher wagon: Coby wide tread grain bed; 1959 Myers sprsyer barrel capacity; beet 2-row Milton unit; Oliver sprlng-toqth barrow; John Deere spring- tooth harrow; 2-row cultipacker; 16'6" grain auger, 18' aluminum harvest handler with dollies; Myers jet pump and gasoline engine; electric grass asedsr. SHOP EQUIPMENT Lincoln 180 smp.

electric welder; Arco ga6 torch; drill press; ower grinder; parts bin; Craftsman drill press; hydraulic jacks: model; Warm Morning heating stove; steel welding table; Lincoln electric grease gun. MISCIlLANBOUi Weatinghouse air compressor; 1,000 ft. in. cable-, electric brooders; 20O-gal. water tank; electric fence posts; Fairbanks platform scales; power end hp; electric fence charger; battery fence charger; 5 farm gates inol.

10', 14'. and 16'; 3 water tanks. UN 3500 bu. Martin grain bin to hold any grain with drying floor equipped with 20' fan, 3 hp motor and 350 BTU burner. DAIRY EQUIPMENT Jamesway feed csrt; Jsmesway feed carrier; DeLaval milker equipped with motor and DeLavsl units; val hot water heater; Esco 4-can milk oooler; wash vat; 14 milk cans; milk rack; cattle chains; bull halter; tattoo.

PEEP MAY STRAW 1,000 bales first cutting alfalfa, 300 bales wheat straw. LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS: the Dairy Credit Co. of DeKslb. 111., to finance acceptable purchases St this sals. down payment required.

Balance on monthly insUUmenti. Representative of Dairy Credit Co. will be Arrangements have been made with Kalb, 111., to finance acueptable pur own payment fcjutred. or WUU11 of Dairy Credit Co. wttl be Ihe sellT For luWer information regarding Please wrtte er Dairy Credit U3 B.

Locust St, 111 Phone: MiU. Temsi CAfrl mtm mrsaiameaU art with rht Uti Ce. Net far WILLIAM A. KRUfGIR, Oweer 1. Cejtssjlisi, Okie PisjM: Cwtalla MU HAfLI A ION, AufHeeten Pkkt f.237t TQM PERRY, Clsrk EILEEN PERRY,.