VOTE FOR
A J. Tiny CICHOSKI j
Democratic Candidate j
for the House of Repre- I
sentatives. Honest Work- |
ing, Self Educated,
Knows the Problems of
the Fishermen and the
Small Business, also of >
the Voter living in the
Bush.
NOT SO SURE ! ‘
Portsmouth, Ohio — Wesley (
Orr, 35, about to *<ive his son ,
1 a spanking, made the usual .
| fatherly remark: “This is go- (
1
ng to hurl me more man u
^ill you.f’ Moreover, that
iroved«B). because Orr was
aken to a hospital shortly
afterwards for treatment of a
lislocated shoulder.
Jean Eldridge
w i i h
George Buxton on llie Drums
now offering
Son^ ami Dance Music
at the
casino
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mWm . m Us is $p < US.. 91
The Look of Tomorrow
1$ in every '54 BUICK Today |.
With completely new “years-away" styling gS
—keynoted by the dream-car design of the
panoramic sweep-back windshield.
THIS HUICK. V« ^lirars locally
The car pictured here is the 1954 Buick
Special 2-door, 6-passenger Sedan —
and it’s tomorrow in every line and curve
and feature — even to the years-from-now
, design of that broadly arched new
windshield.
The price shown here is the price of this
glamorous automobile, ready to roll—the
local delivered price.
Now —just put this car and this price
against anything on the automotive hori
zon today, and you’ll know why it’s literal
truth when we say, “Buick, the beautiful
buy.”
It gives you more style modernity, more
visibility, more distinction, and more
advanced features than other cars in this
Buick’s price range.
But even more important — it gives you
more room and power, more ride comfort
lor only
*
- $2644.48
1954 SPECIAL, 2-Door, 6-Possenger Sedan
MODEL 48D (illustrated)
•Optional equipment, accessories, state and local taxes. If any.
additional. Prices may vary slightly In adjoining communities duel
to shipping charges- All prices subject to change without notice.
and steadiness, and more solidity of struc
ture than other cars at its price.
Gome in and check that—in this big, bold
beauty of a Buick that delivers to you for
just a few dollars more than the so-called
“low-price three.”
We’ll gladly seat you at the wheel and let
this sensational automobile tell its own
story. Can you make it this week?
WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK Will BUILD THEM
: '•
Fuel efficiency is up in every 1954 Bukk
V8 engine—with new Power-Heed Pistons that insuro mere
compactness in the fuel charge, moro drive thrust from high compression.
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MILTON AERLE STARS FOR AUICR
Sm tho Bukk-BorU Show Tuoidoy Evoolnaa
Donnelly & Acheson Phone 2502
Vlargan Releases
Mew Hanor RoU
I The honor roll for tht;
I six weeks for the high schoo
j ind the junior high was
leased last Tuesday by pt
! pal 0. A. M >rgan
i -‘It is with Measure that
|are able to report the u
J straight A e ird since last N
! vember, ” M)rgan said,
j Toe carl v th a 4.0 avenge
iof straight A's was turned in
, by Bob Frost, a Freshman in
, pur school. Tnis is even m 're
{outstanding when it is realized
1 that Bob is registered for five
different subjects. Very close
ion Bob's heels was L:nda
Rockstad, also a Freshman
j with 3.94. Linda’s work indi
' cates four A’s and one B.
j Other students with high
honors .were Isabel Nelson,
' 3.6 and Carl Smith, also 3.6,
1 both Seniors. Joanne Palmer
; 3.6 and Birbara Tegstrom.
13.7, both Sophomores. Pat Kee
! 3.5 and Frances Vickery 3.8,
| both Freshman,
i Others making honors for
[ the six weeks on an average
j between 3.0 and J.5 were.
{Seniors, Carolyn Giddings,
j Gerry Gundlach, Alexis Pop.
;off, Gherie Stover, and R ithe
i Fry. Juniors; Jean Phiilips,
j Bill Frost, a id M iry Win n ;r.
I Sophomores; Carol French,
' Barbaro Mifiitt, Elizabeth
Sautner, and Ellen Simeonoff.
Freshmen; Toni Lindgren,
Frances Lindsley, and Clarence
Selig.
High on the Eighth Grade
Honor Roll are Jim Beaty and
Gerald Clark, with averages
of 3.69 and 3 62 respectively.
Also on Eighth Grade honor
roll are Joyce Torgramson,
Ronnie Short. Lila Olsen,
!Carolyn Reft. Judith Simeon
off and Tim Metrokin.
Seventh Grade Hnor sti
dents are Mary Lee Rockstad,
Jill Acheson, and Kathy Mc
I David.
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