The Greene County Guardian, April 25, 1957

0 THE GREENE COUNTY GUARDIAN April 25, 1957 Cedarville Drops 7-5 to Bellbrook Cedarville e x p l o d e d for three runs in the first frame but c o u l d n ' t hold o ff the title-pointed Golden Eagles ofBellbrooIcin a game Tues. Bellbrook picked up six runs in t h e f i f t h f r a m e and whipped the Indians 7-5. Tuesday's game kicked o ff around-robin tournament a- mong Bellbrook, Cedarville and Greeneview. The two top teams w ill go i n t o district play at Dayton. Greeneview tangles with tht Golden Eagles Thursday. Jamestown Bowling Shows Well in Tourney Jamestown Merchants 'bowl­ ing team finished 75th in the nation among an estimated -20, 000 participation teams in the national Mailpgrahpic in the national Mailograhpic l a n e competition h e 1d re­ cently. Members.of the local team, which bowls at Community Bowling Lanes, Xenia, a r e Income Taxes are Paid, Subscribe now i Diamond Rams Win The second game of tl^e sea­ son turned itself around and wound up i n a v i c t o r y for Greeneview over Port W ill­ iam by a 5 to 1 score. The Rams started the run produc­ tion o ff in the second inning - with 2 and were never scored upon until the sixth when Port W illiam c a m e across w i t h just 1. Then in the bottom of the same inning, Greene­ view scored three more runs off three consecutive hits by Edwards, Sesslar, andBradds. The only hit for Port W illiam was pounded out by Donnie Fields, while the big hit of the game was a double b y Bus F e r g u s o n . Ted Sesslar took winning honors allowing only lh it and 1run and strik- out 13 men. Donnie Fields was tfre losing piteher. CLERKS ATTEND CONVENTION-Dean Sesslar (far left) and Mrs. P.J. McCorkell (third from left, second row) were among those attending the annual V illage and Town­ ship Clacks Association meeting recently in Columbus. : Mr. Sesslar is Jamestown village clerk and Mrs. McCorkell is Cedarville village Clerk. Attenticn Fanners Contracting For Sweet Corn Acreage Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bales Surprised on 25th Date Phone Jamestown OR 5-7891 or Wilmington 5201 Collect Summaries: Greeneview AB R H M iller 2 0 0 Cartwright 3 0 0 Haines 3 0 0 Ferguson 2 1 1 Sesslar 2 2 1 Bradds 3 1 1 Webb 3 0 0 Arrasi Arrasmith 2 0 0 Swearingen 3 0 0 Edwards 1 1 1 TOTALS 24 5 4 Mr. and Mis. Leo Bales of Jamestown Route 1were hon- by friends and neighbors Sat­ urday evening with a surprise party to celebrate their 25th anniversary. A covered dish supper which included a large anniversa­ ry cake was enjoyed by all. The program consisted o f a. game similar to "This is Your L ife ". M r . and M rs. Leo Bales with Mr. M. H. Wright acting as master o f ceremon­ ies. The couple were then presented with a helm scene picture from the group. Those present were: Mr. & Mrs. Robert MarshalljMr. & Mrs. E s t e l Spurgeon; Mrs. Ella Stephens; Mr. and Mrs. M .H . Wright; Mrs. Carolyn Murry; Mrs. Mildred Roth- w e l l ; Mr, and M rs. John Sparks; Mr s. A l i c e Carson and c h i l d r e n Carol, Rita, Connie and Nolan; Mr. and Kenneth Jette and daughter Beverly; Miss Delores Roth- well; Mr. and Mrs. James Creamer; Mr. andMrs. Roger Feirstine and children Carol Feirstine and children Linda i Beverly and Roger Lee; Mr. andMrs. N eil Sanderson and daughters Ardith andYvonne; Mr. and Mrs Orval Labig ; Mrs. and Mrs. Marion Bale; and children Jimmy, Carolyi and Janice Lou; Mr. A .L . Ary;M r. andMrs. S.B. Dak­ in; and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Pummell. Jamesto wa Canning Co. C.T. Vandervort 14 Brands of Soups-Sandwiches Carry-out Service Draft Beer HemlockCaH __Jamestown, 0 .__ “ w h e e l Alignment Balancing And RRAKF lSERV/Cif (% ) E xperts ON (VERY MAKE 1955 CHRYLSER New Yorker-four-door, previously owned by Bob Moorman 1955 FORD 2-door V - 8, Overdrive, one owner, R&H 1957 FORD Custom 300, four-door,. R&H, Tinted Glass 1955 MERCURY Mercomatic-Monterrey hardtop, R&H 1949 FORD two-door, one owner 1954 BUICK four-door, Special, Dynaflow 1951 FORD four-door, R&H T OWN C OUN T R Y carnival LOOK FOR THE BIG TENT WEDNESDAY, MAY 1st 2 TO 9 P.M. Bellbrook and Walnut in Xenia Prizes — Refreshments — Drawings — Demonstra­ tions — Mower Riding Contest (Win Clock Radio) Special prices ONE DAY ONLY I ilnico 21" Power Mower $79.95 .ons day only, $59.95 Sylvania 75-watt Bulbs tog. 22c. .ons day only, 12c linko 21 cu. ft. Chost frsezor Reg. $369.00. one day only, $299.00 ROSE DUST. .2-lb. bag $1.69...one day only, $1.39 Tubeless Powerliner Tires sir* 6.70x15— Industry list $30.10; one day only, $17.95 Ne. 14 Aluminum $coop tog $7.79 .one day only, $5.79 Unico Hot Rod Fence Controller Rsf. $24.50.^ one day only, $19.95 FREE. Polo Building Plans. $1.00 valu* .Sign up at tho tint display. 3CAlignment Washington St. Leonard Cox SABINA owner See this interesting demonstration .. VASES PAINTED WHILE YOU W A IT ■take one home. 1957 FORD Custom 300, two-door, Cumberland Green and White, Radio and Heater 1956 FORD six-passenger, four-door wagon Rambo-Yoder Ford GARDEN TRiCTOR DEMONSTRATION W C H R iding mower contest I f m w OTHERPUftOH«»^OWS ^ KIP CONTEST KtDDlt RlOtS ( 8 N. Limestone St. Ph. OR 5-8821 GREENE COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OP ASSN. Captain Roger Bradds, Philip Reid, Russell Flax, Jr., Steve Powers and Dick Reese. The team is sponsored by the J a m e s t o w n Businessmen’s' Association. LEGAL NOTICE ORDINANCE NO. 1-1957 TO LEVY SPECIAL ASSESS­ MENTS TO CONSTRUCT SANITARY SEWERS IN ELM STREET AND CEDARVILLE PIKE, IN THE VILLAGE OF JAMESTOWN, OHIO, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE OF JAMESTOWN, GREENE COUNTY, OHIO; SECTION 1. That the assess­ ment o f the cost and expense o f constructing sanitary sew­ ers in Elm Street and Cedar­ v ille Pike, in the V illage of Jamestown, Ohio, heretofore reported to this Council by the V illage Clerk, notice of the filing o f which assess­ ment has been given as re­ quired by law, be and the same is hereby levied and assessed upon all o f the lots and lands in the V illage of Jamestown, Ohio, as set forth therein, the several amounts reported as aforesaid, which assessments, together w i t h the description o f said lots and lands are now on file in the o ffice of the Clerk o f this Council, and which assess­ ments are in proportion to the tax value o f the property assessed, and are not in ex­ cess o f any statutory or con­ stitutional limitation. SECTION 2. That the total assessment against each lot , or parcel o f land shall be payable in cash within thirty days from and after the pass­ age o f this ordinance, or, at the option o f the owner, in twenty annual installments with interest at the same rate [as shall be borne by the bonds ■to be issued in anticipation o f the collection o f the same. A ll cash payments shall be made to the Treasurer o f said V illa ge. A ll assessments and installments thereof remain­ ing unpaid at the expiration o f said thirty days shall be certified by the Clerk o f this Council to the County Audi­ tor; as provided by law, to be by him placed1on the tax duplicate and collected as other taxes are collected. SECTION 3. That this or­ dinance is hereby declared to be an emergency measure necessary for the immediate preservation o f the p u b l i c peace, health, safety and welfare o f the inhabitants of the V illage o f Jamestown, in said construction o f sewers in said streets o f the village, and shall take effect immed­ iately upon its passage. Passed , 1957. Floyd E. Mayor Smith Attest: Dean Sesslar Clerk o f Council Certificate - Certified to be a true copy o f o r d i n a n c e no. 1-1957, adopted by the Council of the V illage o f Jamestown, Ohio, on April 1, 1957. Dean Sesslar Clerk o f Council