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Ml THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 1, IB THE COSHOCTON. OHIO. TRIBUNE PAGE TEH TELEVISION PROGRAMS CHANNEL 9, STEUBENYILLE Sale of Stray Dogs Approved (Continued from Page One) urer payments and $300,000 for printing. Rep. Harold Oyster (R-Mariet-ta), chairman of the House Health Committee and sponsor of the dog bill, said dogs were "indispensable" to medical research.

Oyster said Humane Societies which operate some public financed animal shelters were "re i inn i in, imrmn.i. mm 1 liiiiLiiiL 1 1 mi lYiiyfefiimiai i ift Tiiwiir jr tin-J- tumi tiiiissswsf and sent to the Senate a bill il-lowing townships to adopt building codes designed to prevent the construction of sub-standard buildings and homes. Deer: A bill permitting motor-ists who accidentally kill a deer to keep the carcas was unani-mously passed by the Senate and sent to the House. Bear Adi: The House Liquor Control Committee approved a bill to prohibit advertising' of retail bter prices. Junior: The House Education Committee killed a bill which would have prohibited a teacher from keeping a youngster after school, thus causing the pupil to miss the school bus.

opposed the bin. Other legislative news: Insurance: The House passed, 128-1, and sent to the Senate an administration bill to set up a state Department of Insurance with full cabinet rank. Watert A proposed, constitutional amendment which would permit cities to sell more than 50 per cent of their water supply to outlying suburbs and other towns was approved by the House Elections and Federal Relations Committee. 1 Engineering: The Senate passed and sent to the House a bill giving authority to Kent State and Bowling Green universities to establish engineering colleges. Townships: The House passed SUNDAY.

MAY 13:30 Hopo)ltn Ssnsrude 1:00 QreaWat af Thtao 1:30 Movie 3:80 Medical Horlaono 4:00 Uwrenoa Walk 6:00 Talent 6oout 5:30 Air Power 6:00 You Asked for Ik 0:30 Jack Bnny 7:00 Id Bulllvaa 8:00 OR Theater 8:30 Alfred Bltchoock 8:00 164.000 ChalletiM 8:30 What'a My Line? 10:00 News dogs as long as they wanted. But once a decision has been made to destroy a dog, it would first have to be offered to a medical institution for sale for $3. Rep. J. Frank McClure R-Ash-land) told the House he owed his life to a medical experiment performed on a dog.

In 1933, he said, he was afflicted with a rare disease and given only five weeks to live. McClure said his life was saved by a new medicine just then developed from research on dogs. "Because of this," he said, "I plead with you; to pass this bill." Rep. Ethel Swanbeck (R-Erie) said he had been called out of two committee hearings Wednesday morning to answer telephone calls from "weeping women" who luctant and unwilling" to turn their dogs over to medical schools, By NELLIE McMASTER COX WEST LAPAYITTf 5-WS4 Nawt Ittmi Mty Be Ltft at Robert Drug Store. Classified Ads May Ba Telephoned te Mrs.

Cox The TribuiM It On Sal Dally and Sunday at Roberts Drug Store 10:30 Lata Movie preferring instead to tro them. The Marietta optometrist said his bill would permit dog pounds Reed the Tribune Classified Ada dally and such animal shelters to keep MONDAY, MAY 5:09 Beat the Clook 5:30 Sports 5:45 Douglas Xdwarda 6:00 Movie 7:00 Burns and Allen 7:30 Voloe of Firestone 8:00 Playhouse of Stars 8:30 December Bride 6:30 Stag 7 7:00 Arthur Godfrey 8:00 The Millionaire 8:30 I've Oot a Secret 8:00 Fight 10:00 "News; weather 10:80 Movies THURSDAY, MAY 8 8:00 Rln Tin Tin 6:30 Sport 5 :45 Douglas Edwards 6:00 6:30 Bgt. Preston 7:00 Highway Patrol 7:30 Shower of Stars 8:30 Code 3 8 :00 Top Tunes 10:00 News; weather 10:20 Trl-State Theater FRIDAY, MAY 16 8:00 Robin Hood 8:30 Sports 5:46 Douglas Edwards 6:00 Broken Arrow 6:80 Ellery Queen 7:00 West Point 7:30 Zane Orey Theater 8:00 Mr. Adams and Kv 8:30 Playhouse 8:00 The Lineup. 8:30 Person to Person 10:00 News; weather 10:20 Late Movie SATURDAY, MAY II 12:00 Teen Time 12 :45 Outdoor Club 1:00 Movla 8:30 Ozark Jubilee 4:00 Wire 8ervlo 8:00 Olant Step 5:30 Sport 5:45 New 6 :00 Bob Cummlng 6:30 The Buccaneer 7:00 Jackie Oleason 8:00 Oh Susanna 8:30 To be announced 6:00 Ounsmok .30 80 11:00 Lata Movie Mother-Daughter Banquet Held at Methodist Church Studio Ons 10:00 News 10:20 Ohio Story t.V Ve- 10:30 Lat Movie I 1 I 5, I FT" fill est mother, and Mrs.

Edward Porteus, the mother with the most daughters present. Gifts were presented to the follow ladies of the church over 75: Mrs. S. H. Davis, Mrs.

Frank if Daugherty, Mrs. James Derr, Mrs. .1 A I 1 you aiwayi nna mare in a mavuswy nwi Daisy Dyser, Mrs. C. E.

Hart, Mrs. Elmer Law, Mrs. Francis TCE8DAY, MAY 5:00 DuPont Sport 5:45 Douglas Edwards 6:00 Treasure Hunt. 6:30 Name That Tun 7:00 Phil Stiver 7:30 Private Secretary 8:00 Tell the Truth 8:30 Uncovered 8:00 864,000 Question 8 Spike Jones 10:00 New 10:20 Movie WEDNESDAY, MAY 5 :00 Soldiers of Fortune 6:30 Sports 5:45 Douglas Edwards 6:00 Telephone Tim yv rxn nzy Lower, Mrs. John Lehman, Mrs J.

M. Roney, Mrs. J. L. Smith, in 4r mii tin ii Mrs.

0. V. Sharrock, Mrs. Elmer ruffes Wolfe and Mrs. Elizabeth Zinkon Sj Present were 34 members and the following guests: Mrs.

Robert Sycks, Carolyn Sycks, Mrs. How ard Cline, Mrs. William Shurtz, Annua! mother-daughter banquet was held in the Main Street Methodist church Wednesday evening, iponsored by the WSCS. The tables were beautifully decorated with spring flowers and the hostess committee included Mrs. Elwood Martin, Mrs.

Edjth Norman, Mrs. A. E. Leiffer and Mrs. Clarence Marquand.

Address of welcome was given by Mrs. Willoughby L. Rehard and the response by Miss Carolyn Sycks, a guest of honor. Miss Sycks, the only girl graduate this year from the Main st. church, was presented with a gift.

After the dinner, devotions were in charge of Mrs. Ernest Kutcher and the following program was planned by Mrs. George Shurtz: Piano solo, Lorena Matchett; instrumental duet by Sandra and Kay Harstine with piano accompaniment by Mrs. George Shurtz; vocal trio, Janie, Sue and Nancy Porteus, accompanied by, Mrs. Shurtz; instrumental duet, Carol and Linda Hackenbracht; meditation, Mrs.

F. B. Gilhousen with pledge service following. Mrs. C.

A. Roberts was honored as the oldest mother present; Mrs. Reuben Freetage, the young Mrs. J. K.

Wahl, Mrs. Russell Vickers, Mrs. Robert Ridenour, Newberry's Has a Department Filled with the Cool. Easy-Going Cleveland Doctor Convicted Third Plainfield high school auditorium Saturday evening, sponsored by the PTA. Music and entertainment will be furnished by the Dixie Harmonairei.

Karen Ridenour, Mrs. Roy Wea ver, Mrs. Reuben Freetage, Mrs Togs She Wears All Summer! Amazingly Low Pricedl Come Seel Time for Perjury CLEVELAND (UP) Attorneys Charles Kinner, Carol and Linda Hackenbracht, Sandra and Kay Harstine, Janie, Sue and Nancy Porteus, Lorena Matchett, Mary 4-H CLUB NOTES for Dr. Alexander Spaeth today prepared a motion requesting another trial, the fourth, on the same Grace and Loretta Pritchard, Mrs charge of perjury. James Bell, Barbara and Tharen Gress, Charyl and Patty Martin, Mrs.

Robert Broome, Gloria Kay and Bobby Broome, Mrs. Mary A jury in Youngstown Federal Court late Wednesday found Spaeth, Clevelandn skin specialist, Neville. BENEFIT DANCI guilty of providing a fake alibi for convicted bank robber Joseph J. IRISH LASSIES The club met Monday afternoon at the high school under the supervision of their leader, Mrs. C.

0. Headlee. All members were present. The club made plana to assist the American Legion auxiliary in the sale of poppies Saturday, May 25. The next meeting will be May 8.

Leave for Italy Sanzo. A benefit mixed dance, open to, the public, will be held in the It was the third time Spaeth was convicted of the same charge but two previous trials were upset lafatSSiii 11 11 itn 11 iwniA when appellate courts granted new hearings. SI i Si! Mr. and Mrs. J.

VY. Calland, A 13 Sentence on the latest was delayed pending a ruling Decatur, brother and sister l-'tT 7 It i i Slits 1 to 6x Girls' Shorts Quality made to please every motherl In solid and printed poplin. With band on me new motion. Spaeth re in-law of C. R.

Calland, Fifth L-3l mained free under $10,000 bond. will leave New York by TWA, May Phone 2551 1012 Main St. 3, for Naples, Italy. Free Delivery "i I A (4tA rr Spaeth was accused of falsifying his office records to show Sanzo was in his Cleveland office Aug. From Italy they will then go to Mm i 1 front, elaslie Lucerne, Switzerland, to attend the back.

A la 14, 1952, when a Warren bank mes senger was robbed of $71,000. International Rotary Convention from May 19 to 24. variety of colors. lori. They will also spend some time in Germany, France, Holland and England.

They return by ship, sailing from Southhamption NATO Told U.S. Won't Cut Force (Continued from Fags One) sion in Paris last December. NATO officials warned in re on the Queen Elizabeth. While in NESCAFE large jar $1,28 KIDNEY 2Vi can2 for 390 SPRY 3-lb. can 950 CRACKERS, Ritr or Town House, lb.

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