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Market Reports Quotations as of 12 noon st the New fork Stock Exchange from Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith, vanesville STOCK EXCHANGE Ford Sears, Roebuck Allied Chem Dye General Electric Simmons Am Can Co General Motors Sinclair Oil Am Cyanamid Goodrich Co Socony Mobile Am Electric Power Goodyear Southern Pacifie Am Machine-Fdry Graham-Paige Southern Railway Am Natural Gas Gulf Oil Sperry Rand Am Motors Int Bus Machine Spiegel, Inc Am Smelting International Nickel Standard Oil, Calif Am Tel Tel International Standard Oil, Indiana Anaconda Copper Kennecott Copper Standard 011, 62 Armco. Steel Kresge Co Standard Oil, Ohio Atchison Top Fe 27 Kroger Co Studebaker-Packard Atlantic Coast Lines Montgomery Ward Texaco 62 Baldwin-Lima Mountain Fuel Tidewater Baltimore Ohio National Biscuit Union Carbide Bethlehem Steel National Dairy Union Pacific Borden Co National Distillers United Aircraft Brunswick Balke Central United Corp Carlisle Northern Nat Gas United Gas Imp 23 Chesapeake Ohio Northern Pacific United States Rubber Chrysler Corp Ohio Oil United States Steel Cities Service Outboard Marines Warner Bros Columbia Gas Sys Owens-Corning Fiber Western Union Commercial Solvents Owens-Illinois Glass Westinghouse Electrie Consolidated Edison Pennsylvania 16 Woolworth Co 67 Continental Can 44 Proctor-Gamble 71 Victor Comp Continental oll Pure 01l AMERICAN EXCHANGE Curtiss Wright Corp Radio Corp of Am Holophane Dow Chemical 59 Republic Pictures Kaiser Industries duPont de Nemours 239 Republic Steel Mansfield Tire Elec Bond Share Rockwell Standard 36 Ohio Power Pid 100 Wall Street corn unchanged to 2 cents higher NEW YORK (P -Strength in scattered 1.19 per mostly or $1.57 blue chips was a feature of an irregular per 100 mostly No. stock market early this afternoon. 3 oats unchanged 1 cent higher The general picture Was one of slight mostly No. 1 soybeans unchanged gains and losses among key stocks.

to 1 cent higher mostly $2.59 Buying was attracted to number of the olls, tobaccos and mail order-retails, among others. Steel, rails and motors Newark Produce Market were thoroughly scrambled. Wheat $1.93 a bushel. Sentiment among Wall Stree analysts bushel. was generally one of restrained optimism.

bushel. Reflecting rise which no longer held Oats-65 to 75 cents bushel. true as trading worked into the after- Live Poultry--Heavy hens, 5 Iba. and noon, The Associated Press average of over, 18 to 20c: light, old, 60 stocks at noon WaS up .6 at 255.2 with ers, 5c; fries, 16817c; young roasts, 20c Industrials up 1.3, rails unchanged, and lb. utilities up Eggs--Unclassified, 36 cents a dozen.

A Standard Oil New Jersey gained fraction and touched another new high. Columbus Produce Texaco advanced more than point. Gains COLUMBUS, Ohio P- -Eggs--Prices paid of about point were posted for Tidewater at Ohio and Indiana farms after candling and Getty While Royal Dutch added a frac- and grading: Jumbo, mostly tion. large, mostly 32c; meWoolworth gained well over a point and dium, mostly small, du Pont about point. 28c.

Mostly large, Speculative buying brought gains of mostly undergrades, mostabout a point to Korvette and Ward In- lg dustries. Prices paid to country packing piants Fractional losers included Chrysler, for eggs delivered to major Ohio cities, U.S. Steel, Jones Laughlin, Goodrich, casse included, consumer grades, includBaltimore Ohio, Schering and Pfizer. ing U.S. grades, minimum 50 case lots: The Dow Jones industrial average at Loose, large medium, DOOR Was up 1.76 at 673.19.

small, large Prices on the American Stock Excange carton large medium were mostly higher in moderate trading. small Corporate and U.S. government bonds Sales to retailers in major Ohio cities, showed little change. delivered: Large white, mostly medium white, Columbas Grain Market mostly large 'B'" white and COLUMBUS, Ohio Ohio Department brown, mostly of Agriculture cash grain prices: No. 2 Poultry Prices at farms, Ohio and red wheat unchanged to 1 cent lower $1.91 southern Indiana, No.

1 quality fryers 16 mostly No. 2 yellow mostly 16c; light, Deaths And Funerals CARL A. ORR Services for Carl A. Orr, 71, of 74 Poplar who died at 12:45 a. m.

Friday in Newark Hospital, will be in the chapel of Criss Brothers Funeral Home at 2:30 p. m. Monday. Born Jan. 19.

1892 in Franklin he was the son of the late Henry S. and Carrie C. Gutridge Orr. He worked as an engineer for the Railroad for 40 years, retiring in He was a member of St. John's Evangelical and Reformed Church, the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, and Engineers Local 175, the Eagles Lodge, Newark, and the Disabled Veterans of World War I.

Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Edgar Van Winkle, Newark; two sons. Warren McClelland Oren Santa Clara, two sisters, Mrs. ner, Newark; Mrs. Frances Glass, Bladensburg: three brothers, Bryan and Herman of Newark; Harry, Gratiot, and eight grandchildren.

A brother is The Rev. R. will ofdeceasediss ficiate at services. Burial will be in Poplar Fork Cemetery, Gratiot. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.

m. Saturday. RAYMOND C. BLANCHARD Raymond C. Blanchard, 71, died Wednesday at the Herrod Nursing Home, Centerburg, where he had been a patient four years.

He was a retired farmer and painter and was a former resident of Alexandria and Johnstown. He was a member of the Hillerest Church of Christ, Utica. Surviving are his widow, Cora Clawson Blanchard, Centerburg, and a sister, Mrs. Emmaline Neff of Columbus. Services will be at 2 p.

m. Saturday at the funeral home in Centerburg with the Rev. John Fant officiating. Burial will be in Green Hill Cemetery, Johnstown. RAYMOND C.

BLANCHARD Raymond C. Blanchard, 71, died at noon Wednesday in Harrod's Nursing Home in Centerburg, where he had been a patient for four years. The deceased was a former resident of Alexandria and Johnstown, and was a retired farmer and painter. Surviving are his widow, Cora Clawson Blanchard, of Center- burg; one sister, Mrs. Emmaline Neff, Columbus; and several nieces and nephews.

Friends may call at the SnyderMelick Funeral Home in Centerburg from 2 to 4 and from 7 to 9. p. m. Friday. Services will be held Saturday in the funeral home at 2 p.

m. by John Sant of the Disciples Church of Christ. Burial will be in Greenhill Cemetery in Johnstown. HOLLIS G. HANBY COLUMBUS Hollis G.

Hanby, 76, of 247 Rose formerly of Hebron, died at 7 a. m. Thursday in Grant Hospital. Born March 16, 1886, he was the son of Joseph C. and Laura Goodin Hanby.

His wife, Ethel, died June 6, 1954. He was a retired construction worker and was employed the Andy Burns Company, Columbus. Surviving are three sons, Joseph, Millersport; Harold Nashport; George, Columbus; daughters, Mrs. W. Westenhouser, Lancaster; Mrs.

Frank Summers, Mt. Vernon; Mrs. Lester McKnight Granville, and 24 grandchildren. A son is deceased. Services will be at 1 p.

m. Monday at Schoedinger Funeral Home, East State Street, Columbus, with the Rev. Gerald Koster officiating. Burial will be in Fairmount Cemetery, Jacksontown. Friends may call after 7 p.

m. Friday. DELMAR STARKEY Delmar Starkey, 90, retired farmer, Thornville RFD 1, died at 2:05 a. m. Friday in Newark Hospital where he had been a patient since March 3.

A lifetime resident of Thornville, he was born April 6, 1872, the son of the late Noah and Mary Mechling Starkey. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Hazel Sunkle, Hebron; Mrs. Ocie Roderick of home, and thee six grandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.

m. Sunday the Thornville chapel of the Charles Boring Funeral Home with the Rev. Vanus Smith officiating. Burial will be in Highland Cemetery, Glenford. Friends may call after 3 p.

m. Saturday. MRS. AUDREY B. SEALES CROTON-Mrs.

Anna C. Searles, 77, of Croton RFD, died at 10:45 p.m. Thursday in University Hospital, Columbus, where she had DISTINGUISHED funeral services, conducted by trained, sympathetic attendants in an atmosphere of quiet beauty and refinement are the rule at the Boring Funeral Homes. CHARLES R. BORING Funeral Homes Thornville, Ohio Hebron, Ohio Charles R.

Boring Charles R. Essex Directors 24-Hour Oxygen-Equipped Ambulance Service Available at All Times Phone Main Office, Thornville CH 6-6334 News In Brief FRATERNITY MEET SET Central Ohio Chapter of Delta Nu Alpha Transportation Fraternity will meet at 6:30 p. m. Monday at Del Matto's Restaurant, Columbus, Program will be the annual 1 "mock hearing." CHAPTER PLANS MEET Newark Chapter of the Hairdressers Guild of Ohio: will hold a legislative, the meeting YMCA. at 7:30 None-mem- p.

m. bers and members are invited. HOMEMAKERS WILL MEET Marnette Homemakers will meet at 11:30 a. m. Monday at Marne EUB Church.

Topics will be "Family Meals at Low Cost" and "Swedish Weaving." PROGRAM ANNOUNCED Girl Scouts will present the program when Newark Kiwanis Club meets at 11:45 a. m. Monday at the Elks Club. QUICK WORK The flood hit Newark Monday night, the news was flashed to Okinawa and by Thursday morning the Red Cross was contacting Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur E. Harris, Newark RFD 7, parents of Cpl. Gary E. Harris. When Cpl.

Harris, stationed on Okinawa, heard of the been a patient since Wednesday. Born near Locke Nov. 16, 1885, she was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Rowland.

She lived 44 years on a farm near Croton and was a former school teacher in Licking County. She was a member of the Croton Methodist Church. Her husband, Audrey died in 1961. Surviving are two sons, Charles W. and Lesley both of Croton RFD, and four grandchildren.

Services will be at 2 Crouse Sons Funeral Johnstown, with the Rev. Clarence Stockwell officiating. Burial will be in Trenton Cemetery, Condit, Ohio. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Saturday.

ELSIE D. ROSS CROTON Mrs. Elsie D. Ross, 77, died in her home near here Thursday morning. Born June 3, 1885 in Washington County, she was the daughter the late Ashton and Laura tune Ogle.

Surviving are her husband, Frank of the home; a son, Russell of Columbus and three grandchildren. will be at 2:30 p. Sunday in the Emerson Funeral Home, Johnstown, with the Rev. Clarence Stockwell officiating. Burial will be in Hartford Cemetery.

Friends may call. JOHNNY E. LUCAS Johnny E. Lucas, 15 months old, of 159 W. Main died at 10:55 a.m.

Friday in Newark Hospital. Born Nov. 20, 1961, he was the son of Harold L. and Georgeann; E. Hall Lucas.

Surviving are his parents; grandfather, Harold G. Lucas, Columbus; grandmother, Mrs. Estella Whitecraft, of the home and maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George Hall of Newark.

Criss Brothers Funeral Home reports no arrangements to date. HARVEY MAHARD Services Harvey Mahard, 490 Mt. will be coneVerton in the chapel of Criss Brothers ducted by Rev. Richard a W. Hurdiss Funeral Home 2:30 p.

m. Saturday with burial in Barnes Cemetery. Friends may call. MRS. JOHN H.

MOGIRR Rev. Joseph A. Garshaw will conduct services for Mrs. Mary C. McGirr, 556 Prior 2:30 p.

m. Saturday at the Brucker and Kishler Funeral Home. Burial will be in Wilson Cemetery. Friends may call 7 p. m.

tonight. WILLIAM HARRISON WOLFE Services for William Harrison Columbus, father of G. Bill Wolfe, Granville RFD 1, will be 2 p. m. Sunday at the Ross Henderson Funeral Home with the Rev.

Orville Orr officiating and burial in Maple Grove Cemetery, Granville. Friends may call 7 p. m. tonight. MRS.

CHARLES ROBINSON Services for Mrs. Ella Robinson, Utica, will be at Law and Sons Funeral Home 1 p. m. Saturday with the Rev. Donald Newland officiating and burial in Newark Memorial Gardens.

Friends may call. HARRY A. MILDRED Services aor Harry A. Mildred, Dayton will be 1 p. m.

Saturday in the Ross Henderson Funeral Home with the Rev. Lewis Scheffler officiating. Burial will be in Wilson Cemetery. Friends may call 7 p. m.

tonight. MRS. J. HOMER RIAN Mrs. Ethel L.

Rian, 79, of 245 Rugg died in Newark Hospital at 9 a. m. Friday. ELFREDO PALEARI Father Henry Paleari, PIME, teacher at St. Peter Paul Mission Seminary, has received word of the death of his father, Elfredo Paleari, March 3, in Nova Mienese near Milan, Italy.

MRS. RALPH B. MAY SR. Services for Mrs. Helen Marie May, formerly of 52 S.

Pine will be at 9:30 a. m. Saturday at St. Francis de Sales Church with burial in St. Joseph Cemetery.

MEMORIAM In loving memory of our Mother, Fern Roderick, who died March 8, 1949. Gone but not forgotten. Sadly missed by daughter, Mrs. Walter Knight and son, Donald Roderick. This grief is alleviated by the DEATH NOTICE The Seminary and the many friends of Father Henry Paleari join in offering prayer for the repose of the soul of Elfredo Paleari and also offer their sympathy to Father Henry Paleari, who could not be present to offer priestly and filieo help at his father's death bed.

This grief is alleviated by the MASONIC CALENDAR Corner 4'harch nad Fourth Streets Newark Lodge 97, F. A. M. Fri. March 8, 6:30 P.

M. E. A. M. M.

flood, he asked Red Cross to check and see if his parents were okay. ROSARY RECITATION SET Altar Rosary Society of St. Francis will meet at Eagon Funeral Home tonight following Lenten devotions to recite the rosary for the late Helen May. OES MEET SLATED Hanover Chapter 220, OES, will meet at 8 p. m.

Monday night in Hanover Masonic Temple to honor the men. Masons who are not members of the OES are invited to the program which will be pictures of the Holy Land. SQUARE DANCE PLANNED McKean PTO will hold a community square dance at the school from 9 to 12 p. m. Saturday.

SERVICE SET The World Day of Prayer service, which was to have been held last Sunday in Good Hope Lutheran Church, Glenford, will be at 7:30 p. m. Sunday. Members of the churches in the Glenford area are invited. DINNER PLANNED Chitterling and coon dinner will be served at Mound Builders Lodge 821, IBBOE, 87 S.

2nd beginning at noon Saturday. Public is invited. sure knowledge and hope that the soul of his father is harvesting the eternal joys of God, promised by Christ to all his good and faithful servants. MEMORIAM In memory of my dear daughter, Mary Fischer Board, who departed this life March 8, 1961. Two sad and lonely years have passed, Since the day you went away, The shock still lingers in my heart For I miss you more each day.

Loving kind in all your ways, Upright and just to the end of your days." Sincere and kind in heart and mind, What a beautiful memory you left behind. Sadly missed by your mother, Mrs. B. J. Fischer.

MEMORIAM In loving memory of our Mother and Grandmother, Mrs. Anna (Corder) Jones, who passed away years ago, March 8, 1959. The month of March again is here To us the saddest of the year. The bitter grief and shock severe To part with her, we loved sO dear. When we reach our home eternal, Reach that city bright and fair, When we stand among the Angels, Will she know that we are there? Yes, we know that she will know us In the Mansions bright and fair, Mother's love can never leave us, And I know she'll know us there.

So sadly missed by her sons, Ralph, Donald, and Cecil Corder, and her daughter, Mrs. Larry Hogue and family. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to friends, relatives and neighbors for their kindness shown at death of our daughter, Dianne Scheffler, A ial Home thanks and to Rev. Criss Danford. Bros.

Mother and Father. Former Utica Resident Is Found Dead Wayne Farmer, former Utica resident, was found crushed to death under his automobile in a garage belonging to the Van Ess Pipeline Contractors, in Peck, Michigan. Farmer, a Van Ess employe, had gone to the garage after working repair his car. Thursday morning workers found him. Police presumed that a jack slipped.

Sauilac County coroner ruled death by accident. A trench operator, Farmer was born Dec. 24, 1914 in Knox County to Roy Farmer, who survives, and the late Leana Miller Farmer. Surviving are his widow, Rosa Irwin Farmer, of the home; his father, Utica; three daughters, Smith, Mt. Vernon; Mrs.

Carolyn Butler, Utica, and Mrs. Ann Dickson, Oakland, Calif. Services will be 2 p. m. Sunday at Law Sons Funeral Home, Utica, with the Rev.

Lawrence Hayes officiating and burial in Bell Cemetery. Friends may call after 3 p. m. Saturday. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) The state highway department's morning bulletin today said primary and secondary roads in the state are mostly wet to wet in spots, with scattered slippery spots.

Roads were snow-covered in the extreme northeast corner of the state, but mostly normal in the south central and southeast corner. The Ohio Turnpike was listed as mostly wet. FOR SALE An older Buick 4-Door Sedan. Good tires, heater, defroster, brakes, best radio. Very good motor.

A working man's or fisherman's dream. ONLY $55.00 FA 6-2211. 244 EAST MAIN ST. OUR MEATS ARE BAR-B-QUED IN OPEN PITS on Wood for that fine flavor. Our Sauce Way Out! "Dining room service Carry-outs.

Free delivery!" Open Pit Bar-B-Q 244 E. Main St. FA 6-2211 WANTED! Man to Work in GOLF SHOP Phone JU 2-1401 For an Interview Suburban-East $22,000. most attractive modern story with 15 acres of ground and beautiful evergreens. bedrooms, large kitchen, family room, large living room with wood-burning fireplace.

Greenhouse, barn, and horse stable. Beautiful setting just 9 miles from town. Suburban- -North $21,500. A very attractive 1 floor plan. Nice living room with woodburning fireplace with raised Dining room, very modern kitchen with built-in range, 8.

extra large bedrooms, large utility room, attached double garage. Lot 115x165. REID REALTOR FA 5-7531 FA 4-4821 DI 4-7365 LAST CHANCE! OWEN POTATO FARM We have a limited supply of top quality winter potatoes at producer prices. Storage located just off Sharon Valley Rd. Open every day 8-5 P.M.

Except Sunday DI 4-6241 HOWDY FRIENDS LIVE MUSIC TONIGHT DUTCH CAFE 63 South 4th St. Joe Pic's Selling All Legal Beverages and Imported Wines 7:30 A.M. 2:30 A.M. EVERYBODY WELCOME PAINTING Residential and Commercial Paperhanging Color Designing 30 Years Reputation of Top Quality Workmanship LESTER S. HARNER Phone 324-1800 ALUMINUM Home Specialties Alums Roll and Stationary Baked Enamel Clapboard Storm Windows Doors PHONE DI 4-5864 If No Answer Call DI 4-3876 C.

O. POUND FOR SALE 1960 Richardson Montclair 10x50 HOUSE TRAILER $3500-Will Land Contract 763-3961 OUTSTANDING Location for your business office. All newly remodeled. Downtown, ground floor. No parking problem.

Will build in office rooms to suit. DI 1-3566. FEATURING THE VEL-VEYS Friday and Saturday 9 to 2 MOONLIGHT NIGHT CLUB FOR SALE 1961 BUICK SPECIAL Going to Service 91 Morgan Ave. Will Sacrifice 1962 FALCON 4500 Actual Miles FA 3-0451 Regular business meeting held every Monday evening 8:00 m. 1.0.0.F.

Temple West Church St. Visiting and local members welcome. Noble Grand, James Reynolds Rec. Secretary, C. F.

Drumm NEW LOCATION Pace Tax Service 152 Union Street DI 4-6680 9-5 Monday thru Saturday Evenings by Appointment Newark (O.) Advocate Mar. 8, 1963 25 CITY NOTE Advertising Deadline: 10:00 a. m. same day of publication Regular Ads $1.80 per column inch Memoriams, 50 per word $1.50 Minimum For Poetry 300 per line Card of thanks 50 per word $1.50 Minimum Mats, cuts or artwork of any nature can be used on the City Note page only when special arrangements have been made in advance. (No later than two days before publication.) Got a Horse! WHEEL HORSE, OF COURSE Clear drive, no strain! Let a Wheel Horse lawn and garden tractor take the work out of winter.

Call: RALPH'S HARDWARE SERVICE 0. PAT 3345 We Stock Parts and Will Service Your Tractor APPLES Jonathan Winesap Golden Delicious and Rome Beauty Varieties Price Fruit Farm One miles west of TB Sanatarium on Price Rd. Open days a week. MOBILE HOME TOWING P.U.C.O-ICC-Carrier LOWER RATES Fully insured trucks stationed throughout Ohio. MOTOR SERVICE COMPANY 582-5821 Granville Main Office Coshocton APPLES AND FRESH CIDER KING'S APPLE MARKET Corner Church St.

And Day Ave. KEN'S TV Dependable Guaranteed Service OPEN 9 TO 9 P.M. 6th and Granville FA 6-4261 Income Tax Service R. E. McGONAGLE 9:30 A.M.

to 5:00 P.M. Maybold's Shoe Store GUN HUMPHREY'S SHOP 183 SOUTH 31st STREET IS CLOSED ON SUNDAY Largest collection. of guns in Licking County from. Will bay guns. DI 4-1231 JOHN M.

SENFF Heating Gas Furnaces Rex Water Heaters FA 2-6283 291 Granville St. HOTPOINT Sales and Service FA 9-7315 JOHN J. CARROLL DEPT. STORE RCA Sales and Service FA 9-7315 JOHN J. CARROLL DEPT.

STORE HOOVER Sales and Service FA 9-7315 JOHN J. CARROLL DEPT. STORE NOTICE! The Newark Twp. Fire Dept. did not and never will charge residents for pumping basements.

We would like to thank all volunteers who helped during the flood. MARY ANN SCHOOL 0 and DANCE Saturday, March 9 9 to 12 PM Music by THE MELOTONES Caller Gordon Pestle Sponsored by PTO WANTED AT ONCE! A Chance to Estimate and Help Plan Your Remodel Job SCHEIRICH KITCHENS with Tappan Built- In Appliance BATHROOMS with Built-Ins-Ceramic Tile NEW RECREATION ROOMS with Materials of Your Choice NEW BRYANT FURNACES with easy adaption for Air Cond. BERRY GARAGE DOORS--Radio Controlled Operators NEW FLOORS--Any Type-New Partitions ALSCO Aluminum Combination Storm Doors, Windows and Siding NEWARK HOME SERVICE 38 South 3rd St. Phone 323-7331 Contracting by R. E.

Etzwiler WEEK END ENTERTAINMENT AT THE MOOSE SOON SATURDAY, MARCH Lanning 9 SATURDAY, MARCH 1 16 ANNIVERSARY DINNER See Ad Next Week SHUFFLEBOARD at 6:30 P.M. This Weekend Your green receipt will admit you and your guest. Kitchen open for sandwiches by WOTM. BUCKEYE LAKE EAGLES YOU ASKED FOR IT Chicken and Home Made Noodles Saturday, March 9-6 PM DANCE To The Buckeye Buddies-9 to 12 HORSE SHOE GAMES F.O.E,. SUNDAY AFTERNOONS $25.00 Attendance Prize Drawing Wednesday Evening -LEFTY KIRKENDALL MAPLE INN 7 Miles North of Newark on Rt.

13 NOW OPEN Saturday 4 P.M. 8 PM Sunday 11 A.M. 8 PM Private Parties Weekdays Will Be Open Full Time Later in March Reservations NOT Needed Except Holidays Top Quality Food At Reasonable Prices Phone 745-5640 Jack and Bette Lynch MILL HEBRON SURPLUS TENT, DISCOUNT HOUSE, HEBRON, OHIO We Sell Better Quality for Less Money WEEKEND SPECIAL ONLY Just Received 1 Lot of $3.95 Ladies' New Style Corduroy Slacks All 10-18 Sizes $1.00 Teflon Double Coated Enamel Non-Stick Fry Pans. $1.00 Ladies' Canvas Tennis Shoes. $12.95 81-Ft.

Fly Rods. $3.95 $9.99 Open-bail Spin Reels. $2.95 $8.95 Boys' Sleeping Bags. $4.95 $4.95 Tubular Glass Spin Cast Rods. $1.00 Flashlight Batteries.

5c 9-Volt Transistor Batteries. 15c $1.69 Spray P.S. Used Coveralls $1.00 Used Pants and Shirts. 25c Newark Eagles Say Now that we have all survived the F.O. E.

high water. You all come from Owens-Corning Fiberglas and visit us this Friday and Saturday. 0 AND I DANCING SATURDAY 9:30 TO Music by the Mel-O-Diers Kitchen Open Friday, Saturday and Sunday Serving the Finest Meals Around SATURDAY AND SUNDAY CHEF'S SPECIAL BAKED SWISS STEAK We welcome all the Ladies' Auxiliary Board from the Ohio State Auxiliary Bowling Tournament to be held here starting March 16 and 17 at the Park Lane Bowling establishment. LIME.