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R. W. Kleis, Michigan State Un management specialist, Mabel iversity agricultural engineer, dis Money Problems Spray. ’ JOHN WAS BORN IK Eighteen Cities cussed field work and research The place of credit in fh? fam MARTINS FERRY, OHIO. conducted on blower systems at ily’s use of money will receive at BUT NOW LIVES IN Get Ohio Safety the University of Illinois and list To Be Discussed tention. Facts about kinds of cred SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS I * ed some points to consider in plan it, their costs and other relative ning, installing and operating advantages and disadvantages will YOU'RE OUT, In Short Course i be discussed. Raymond Bailey, in ♦ ' * PARDNAH! Awards In 195$ blower systems. COLUMBUS — Homemakers ftt- structor in agricultural economics, COLUMBUS, O.—State Depart Among the advantages of a tending the “You and Your Money” will talk on the subject “Which Freshmen Proving Value To Tribe ws’y ment of Highway Safety and 18 blower system, he said, are the fol sessions at Homemaker's Short Kind Of Credit for You.” Ohio cities received awards for lowing: Course, June 17-19, at the Ohio their 1956 entries in the National The mechanism is simple. Only Stale University will have an op The need for awareness of kinds During Early Season Competition, Safety Council’s Annual Inventory one moving part means little serv portunity to hear views, ask ques of sales methods used in the sale of Traffic Safety Activities. An icing and maintenance. tions and express opinions about of goods for home and family will CLEVELAND, OHIO—Last win* tea sons became a national hero. The system is flexible and can have an important place in the ter on the knife and fork circuit, The pay was good and he was in nouncement of the awards was some family money problems, says made by the organization in Chi include turns. “You and Your Money’’ series. Manager Kerby Farrell of the clined to settle permanently in Ja Miss Thelma Beall, university ex "How the Better Business Bureau cago in a letter to Governor C. Sheet steel pipe is easy to get tension home management special Cleveland Indians appeared some pan until Saperstein pointed out and inexpensive. Works for You” relates directly to what reluctant to discuss at great to him that he had a big future in AS COACH, JOHN William O’Neill and Gordon Jef ist. fery, Director of the Ohio Depart The pipe is light and can be sus- this topic. Mrs. Helene Pritchett, length the veterans on the club he major league baseball in the Unit BRINGS 6 YEARS OF Homemaker’s Short Course is merchandise manager of the Co MAJOR LEAGUE- ment of Highway Safety, who is l^nded overhead and out of the Was taking over but he was quick ed States. Although Raines wound way. open to all Ohio homemakers be lumbus Better Business Bureau, to discuss the possibilities of rook up with over $8,(XX) at the conclus .experience to the State Safety Coordinator. longing to home demonstration ‘VhE YOuNg JETSI The system can be made water will tell homemakers at a Tuesday ies Roger Maris and Larry Raines ion of each of his two seasons in Ohio was one of three states in proof. clubs or advising 4-H groups. Reg meeting df Short Course what the Who had sparked his Indianapolis, Japan, he was told by Saperstein /THlTiSHOW WE istration will take place in each the largest population group to Among the chief disadvantages Better Business Bureau does to aid Indians to the Little World Series that the big money was in major ICHD IT AT DETROIT! receive a “Certificate of Achieve county Extension office. During the consumer. titl<. ' league baseball. of a blower system are its high j Short Course the topic “The Fam ment in 1956 for the Maintenance power requirements in relation to 1 Farrell, of course, was familiar kaines started the 1955 season of Accident Records,” from the ily Plans Its Spending” will be dis >X t the amount of feed handled and cussed by Miss Beall. -Oa ■ With the individual records of the at Indianapolis but. was moved to National .“Safety Council. The the dust problem involved in mov A few ingredients in the recipe •*•* & * Veterans but as a freshman pilot in Reading where he batted .333 in 91 Council’s Second highest for 1956, ing feed from one area to another. the American League, he refused games. Last season at Indianapolis, the “Award of Merit,” was pre for planning family spending will Persons attending the 2-day include some "dos” and “do nots” to make any predictions about he appeared in 148 games and bat sented to two Ohio cities, East school, held June 3 and 4, included them nor did he predict stardom ted .309. His 22 stolen bases led Cleveland and Rocky River. Only to consider in a course of action vocational and veterans’ instruc for directing family living dollars. for Maris and Raines. He suggest the American Association and he John six citieis in the nation won the tors, county agents and power sup ed, however, that either or both of hit into but four double plays in “Award of Merit.” Marietta. Rocky There will be some consideration LAST STAR JOHM MIT plier representatives. University on the question “Shall the wife '?VX these talented youngsters could almost 600 trips to the plate. .310 AND WAS VOTED River, South Euclid, and Van Wert personnel teamed with commercial develop to the point where he All of Raines’ early difficulties MOST VALUABLE PLAYER also received “Certificates of Ach work away from home?” with sug Upo^ power suppliers and users to pre gestions presented by the home Mtould make the Indians a more ex have not dimmed the enthausiasm FOR THE JETS' ievement for having ho traffic sent the program. Sponsors includ citing club in 1957. of this youngster who was reared deaths and a noteworthy program ed the Agricultural Extension Ser First Maris and now Raines is in a orphan home. Baseball is his INFIBLDGR- performance in traffic safety.” vice, the Ohio State University’s life and as he puts it, “I gotta “We are very proud of our cities fulfilling the high hopes express :xi KT COACH department of Agriculture engi PRESCRIPTION ed by Farrell. The speed those two make good and I know I will." 5 for the: and our state for receiving all of j neering and the Ohio Farm Elec have contributed to the Indians on Other than to continue to be the THIS YEAR these awards.” Jeffery stated. ■■ • > COLUMbUS jets; trification council. * the base paths has certainly made Indians’ regular third baseman, I'LL MOIDER Awards for traffic enforcement, Let us fill your next ■» *. the club more interesting to wat Raines has only one other goal. “I THE BUMS! traffic engineering and driver li USE THE WANT ADS • /-R ch. Both have hit well also. must cut down on my strikeouts,” censing activities will be announc FLOREA Pharmacy Success in the majors for Raines he says. "I fanned over 100 times ed at a later date by sponsoring OUR CLASSIFIEDS at Indianapolis last summer ancl I organizations. The International will start the pendulum going the GET RESULTS! Tight way for the quiet youth from know I can’t help my club up here strations were given. Kathy Rigg the Presidents office the following' Associationof^ Chiefs ^of^Police ^Cincinnati. His first 27 years if I strike out that often this sea and Marilyn Rigg gave a demon year and we voted that this would ”will’41' present* the awards for en haven't been one big bowl of cher son.” stration on dusting mitts, Becky not be done in our club. forcement, the Institute of Traffic ries. Raines* explanation of his strike Bigham gave one on setting a table, We are going to entertain the Engineers for traffic engineering, His mother died when he was outs is very simple. “I hit three and Karan Rea gave one on a children at the Children’s Home and the American Association of Six and his early baseball was grand slam homors in one week at beverage. on Tuesday, June 25, 1957. There Motor Vehicle Administrators for flayed on the grounds of an or Indianapolis and I let myself get The refreshment committee for were committees appointed to buy driver licensing. Awards will also phan home in Cincinnati where he carried away. I was aiming for the refreshments to serve. be given by the American Bar As fence every time I came to bat next week are Sharon Cozad and fepent several years following his Kathy Rigg, It was decided that we WouM t!k> sociation for outstanding traffic pother's death. Ii| the orphan after that. This year, however, I’m The next meeting will be at the court programs. “home, he was nicknemed “Hope” going to forget about the fences nate enough money to the West Methodist Church basement June Jefferson Public Library to buy -sand that’s what his five brothers and just concentrate on getting on 11, at seven o’clock p.m. liand two sisters call him to this base. I ll have plenty of time for three Reading Circle Books. De Blower System WHY day. homers later on.* News Reporter monstrations were given by Susie . After playing semi-pro ball in Mary Lou Fannon Culp on sewing and Carolyn El- aid To B a o o d liott, and Leanne Ballard on cook-' ■the Cincinnati area. Raines in 1950 CHEFS AND TAILORS was referred to Abe Saperstein of ing. Refreshments were served by For Grain Moving The Harlem Globetrotters who at 4-H NEWS The meeting of the Chefs and Barbara Sites, Linda Dietsch, Don the time also sponsored the Chi Tailors 4-H Club was held at the na Fisher, and Sherry King. For COLUMBUS—A blower system cago Giants in the Negro American home of our advisor, Mrs. Howard recreation we played softball. 1 for moving grain from storage to re-enlist in League. After a couple of seasons LUCKY LASSES Fisher, on Juno 4, 1957. Roll call News Reporter a feeding area has several signifi with Saperstein, Raines was advis The sixth meeting of the Lucky was answered by our favorite fruit. Sherry King cant advantages over conventional ed by Abe that he had a wonder Lasses was held at the Methodist All members were present except STITCHIN methods, persons attending a Feed Church basement June 4, at seven '.*V*|*f ful opportunity for him to play one. We also had two visitors. The The seventh meeting of the Stit Processing and Handling school on ■ baseball in Japan. o’clock p.m. treasurer reported that we have chin’ 4-H Club was held at 2:00 the Ohio state fairgrounds in Co In Japan, Raines through his ex The meeting was called to o¥det $23.93 in the treasury. We continu p.m. on June 5 at Fairfield School. lumbus learned this week. The citing feats on the base paths plus by the president. system also has some disadv^nt- the small-car ed the discussion on whether the The president, Norma Ruoff, was, a batting mark of .330 for two After the meeting three demon-1 Vice President should move up to at 4-H Camp, so pur Vice Presi- - ■ | dent, Connie Laird, conducted thol _ meeting. Demonstrations were giv- MB Unmatched Quality - Unbelievable Savings en by: Sue Tope Grace Boysel, Gloria Clifton, ana Rosemary Hol- SM land. The meeting was adjourned army until June 19, at 2:00 p.m. at Fair- a,. field School. i Ji” News Reporter ’-V/v firestone Donna Miller I Tours Planned In READ THIS STARTLING FACT ; Small Fruit Tour July 4*h At Wooster Farm 5 out of IO Smaller Cars WOOSTER, O. — The Ohio Ag ricultural Experiment station will Secretary Benson has the hold its Fourth Annual Small 1958 wheat support pru.0 at Fruits Day at Wooster on June 13. wear a Pontiac Price Tag $1.78 a bushel, ■^r The program is designed to be of special interest to both home gar That is 22 cents a bushel den and commercial growers. under the present $2 support. yet none gives you Any This will mean a loss of more Beginning «t 9:30 am. EST., than $200 million to U.S. visitors will be taken on guided wheat producers and their tours of experimental plots. Ex rural communities next year. periment station staff members will discuss the research work But each of you wheat farmers With visitors. Features of the tour could lose at least 75 cents a will be discussion of the storage bushel more.