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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-09-05
MISS MARiLYN BURkART
hONoRED AT BRIDAL SHOWEE

Miss Marilyn Burkhart, bride
elect of Rollin Reiss, North Can
ton, Ohio, and formerly of Port
Clinton, was guest of honor, Aug
%, at miscellaneous bridal show
er in the home of Mrs. Dorothea
Harris. Mrs. Allie Gluth was CO.
hostess.
Many lovely gifts were present
ed the honored guest from a table
cleverly decorated with a sprink-
ling can, with streamers which
held small household utensils
Games were enjoyed through
out the evening with prizes &c
ing won by Mrs. Don Waggoner.
Miss Shirley Smith, Mrs John
Lorentzen, and Mrs. Marvel Moss
man.
Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostesseS, assisted
by their daughters.
Enjoying the evening were Mr.
John Braun, Mrs. Fred Brlndley.
Mrs. Don Waggoner, Mrs. NAM ell
Nossman, Mrs. Julius Jensen. Mrs.
Ralph Mackey, Mrs. John Lorent-
zen, Mrs. Edward Roda, Mrs. Clat-
tnce Smith, Mrs. Ralph Warr'c
Mrs. Ed Battiste. Miss Gwen Bat
tiste, Miss Shirley Smith, Miss
Marjorie Guth, Miss Nancy jean
Harris, Miss Elizabeth Harris and
Mrs. Earl Warnke of Calodia,
Ohio.
Unable TO attend were Mrs. Geo
'ge Tewers, Mrs. Richard Smith,
Mrs Ronald Tewers, Mrs. Carl
Burget and Mrs. James Edwards.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-09-05

My personal thank you" goes
TO Young and Schade for remind
ing me of my annual January vow
to start gathering my Christmas
gifts in the summer and fall Just
imagine the luxury of having ne-
cember 18th mean nothing more
than ten practically free days to
really enjoy the pre-holiday spirit.
Christmas cards are nudging the
vacation gift items over the edge
of the table. l am shopping for
my wrappings right after Labor
Day. Such beauties! i. and just
try to find any like them around
the Goth of December (whe1 I
usually get around to get them).
Have you ever really tried one
of those "Barcalounger" chairs?
They certainly go more than half
way to conform to my aching cur
yes. Santa would find a Super
Dagwood sandwich and some good
hot coffee waiting for him if he
could manage to bring one for ME
on Xmas Eve. If not, Gerner and
Wolf would be happy to give him
an assist on the delivery, I'm sure.
They are only $148.0O0 for the
Mamma size and slightly more for
the Papa size. You should he
warned at the outset that no
-.-.-
AcrnsS the cfraat now and IL tl,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-09-05
RGSU TO ATTEMPT EXTENSION
COURSE IN PORT CLINTON

1t was announced this week by
Superintendent D. D. Sims that
Bowling Green State University
will arrange to give an extension
course i'll the Port Clinton schools
if enough teachers, or would-be
teachers, show interest.
The course will supply college
credits, credits toward college de-
gres and toward teaching certifi.
Gates.
An organizational meeting will
be held at 4 p. IN. on September
II (Thursday) in the New Elemen-
tary School auditorium. Teachers
from other districts. including
Lakeside, Catawba, Portage and
Erie Townships, are invited to
participate.
F. E. Beatty, head of Bowling
Green State Univers.ty's Exten-
sion Program, will conduct the
organizational meeting. At least
20 persons are required in order
to organize the extension classes.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-09-05

Miss Ruth Seeger, of Hamilton,
O., is the relief manager in charge
of the local Western Union tele-
graph office, while Mrs. Bertha
Haynes the local manager is on
vacation trip. Mrs. Dorothy Ro-
gers, of Steubenville, who was as
assistant operator during the sum-
mer months, completed her work
here Saturday and was transfer
red to the Lima office.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-09-05
Majorettes May Get
N. Y. Parade Bid

A report was being circulated
in Port Clinton this week that
Paul Cochran's Majorettes have
received tentative offer to par
ticipate in the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Macy's Parade in New York City
this fall.
The parade is held just prior
to the holidays and annually is
one of New York's big events.
Mr.. Cochran could not be
reached for comment to verify the
report.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-09-05
COMMODORE PERRY CIRCLE
TO MEET THURSDAY NIGHT

The Commodore Perry Circle
CT the Child Conservation League
will hold their first fall meeting
ON Thursday evening, September
II, at 8 p. m. The group will meet
at the home of Mrs. Evelyn Beam,
1923 w. Fourth Street.
Conducting roll call will be
Mrs. M. E. Edwards. Guest speak
er for the evening will be Miss
Florence Speck, superintendent
of Magruder Hospital, speaking
on Health"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-09-05
ElCHTY-EICHT CIRCLE
WILL MEET TUESDAY

Meeting for the first time this
fall, members of the Eighty-Eight
Circle will gather on Tuesday,
September 9, at the home Of Julia
Gerner Lucy Peterson will give
a report en- the Lakeside Fedora
ton, of which the Eighty-E:ght
Circle is a member.
Mary Frazier will present a re-
view of "Our Summer With The
Eskimos" by The Helmericks.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-09-05
DR.. c. r. NUNEklAkER TO
MAKE HOME IN OLD MEXICO

DR.. C. F. Nunemaker, Fremont
dentist, has retired after % yrs.
of practice in that city. He has
left for Cuernavaca, Mexico.
where he has other business in
terests. Mrs. Nunemaker will Join
her husband in the near future
DR.. Robert N. Whitman. son of
Sandusky County School Superin
tendent, and Mrs. Whitman, a
graduate of Bowling Green and
Ohio State University, will con
tinue the practice at the same
ocation.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-09-05
LOOKING AROUND TOWN
By Eunice BisselI

Timblin's. Don't you just dote on
drugstore? I just want you tc
get tiny whiff of Prince MacEa-
belli's newest dream-called BE
LOVED. 1t is the most haunting
odor that has floated my way in
a'long, long time. Just get whiff
from the tester (you do not have
to wear it) and that delightful
scent comes back to you all day.
Stop in at Timblin's and sniff for
yourself. There are little purse
size, of Beloved" that make such
sweet thoughts for mystery Sis
ters, etc.
Mizener and Drynan's Hardware
store has come up with the an
swer- to the housewives prayer
especially if you have a table top
sink that has no edge overhang.
1t is a food chopper that does not
clamp onto anything. The chop
per has wide spread supports with
rubber shoes and the two on the
side of the handle have heels that
fit just over the edge of the sink
or table No scratches, no skid
ding and all of the usual blades.
Oh yes-the top, where you put
the. food to be chopped, opens
into two halves. Easier to clean
you see. Price? just $5.98.
Had wistful, nostalgia feel
ing this morning when saw the
boys "back to school" clothes in
the window of Clinton Mems
Wear Specially the knitted
shirts in plain colors and novelty
knits with good looking contrast
ing trims. For the brave little
chaps just starting to take their
places in the classrooms there are
sizes from to 10 at $1.79 and for
the young men who know their
way around the Junior and Senior
High buildings, sizes IL to 16 at
$1.95. A real break for Nom too
for there is no real ironing. just
let them dry and press over light
ly with a cooling iron. Stop and
see them in the window.
Bye Now-Ill be looking for
you AROUND TOWN.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-09-05
ANDERSON-WiLLlAMS VOWS
SPOKEN SATURDAY EVENING

In candlelight ceremony in La
Carne Methodist Church, Miss
Nancy Isabelle Anderson of Lake
wood, Ohio became the bride of
James Carlisle Williams on Sat-
urday evening at 7:30 p. m. The
Rev. Louis Broderick of Lakeside
conducted the lovely double-ring
marriage service, before more than
$50 guests. The bride is the daugh-
ter of Mrs. Earl Campbell of Penn
sylvania and Mr.. Donald Ander-
son, Orlando, Florida. Mr.. and
Mrs. C. David Williams of Route
5, Port Clinton, are parents of the
groom.
The bridal gown was made OF
chantilly lace over taffeta, design
ed with a tight fitting bodice.
three quarter length sleeves, and
6, full ballerina skirt. The neck
line was styled sweetheart fashion.
The bride wore finger-tip veil
of illusion which was attached tc
crown of chantillv lace. She
carried a fan of white net, which
was surrounded by a floral ar
rangement of white feathered car
nations end sprays of stephenotis.
Miss Marilyn Williams cf Cleve-
land Heights, sister of the groom,
served as Maid of Honor Her
GOWN was of pink net, designed
with a triple-tiered full skirt and
fitted bod ice ,off-the shoulder
sleeves, and with an apron effect
over the skirt. Pink net applique,
trimmed with tiny seed pearls,
completed the style of the bodice
Miss Williams wore lavender shoes
embroidered with I'd pastel
flowers. Her floral bouquet was
attractively arranged with a small
pink net fan surrounded by Law
ender feathered carnations. Her
cap was CT appliqued net, caught
at each side by lavender net
clusters.
Serving as best man was Glen
D. Williams, brother of the groom
Ushers were Darrell Vogt, Port
Clinton; Beryl Gyde, Oak Harbor:
All Grover, Port Clinton; Bud
Klickman, Clyde; and Warren Tel
lau, LaCarne. For her daughters
wedding, Mrs. Campbell selected a
rust colored iridescent taffeta
dress with matching accessories
! Her corsage was of yellow roses.
| Mrs. Williams chose for her sons
wedding navy blue jersey dress
with pink accessories. She wore
pink rose corsage.
Following the ceremony, thu
guests gathered at the Williams
| home for lawn reception.
The new Mr.. and Mrs. James
Williams left on short wedding
trip to Atlantic City. Upon their
! return they will be at home al
il801 Lake Avenue, Lakewood, O
The groom is associated with the
Cadillac Company of Cleveland
He attended Ohio State University
and served three and half veare
in the Asiatic theater during
World War II, and one year dur
ing the Korean War. Mrs. Viii
liams attended Orlando Business
College, Orlando. Florida.
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-09-05
Ex-GOV. WHITE NOW 80

Ohio's ex-governor, G eorg e
White, who held the states high
est office during the early thir-
ties, observed his 8Oth birthday
Thursday in Marietta, Ohio. Gov
ernor White spent his day quiet
ly and taking life easy" his family
reported.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-09-05

Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Woo!ley,
Jr. and children spent last week
visiting the Robert Goodell fam
lily of Detroit. On Friday they at.
tended the Cleveland Browns Chi.
cage Bears football game, accom-.
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett
Woolley, Sr.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-09-05
AM. LEGION AUXILIARY
TO HOLD MEETING THURS.

The American Legion Auxiliary
will hold its regular meeting on
September IL (Thursday) ct s pm
in the Legion Hall. Serving on
the luncheon committee are Mrs.
Gorge King, chairman; Mrs. Tom
Harris, Mrs. John Helget, Mrs.
Harry Leary, Mrs. James Hiss,
Mrs. Arthur Knudson and Mrs.
Ed. SWartz.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-09-05
KINDERGARTEN CLASSES
NEED EQUIPMENT;
DONATIONS WANTED

Because of the record breaking
registration of 1873 kindergarten
students, many books. toys and
equipment appropriate for young
children are needed this year.
Parents of children who have out
grown or are no longer making
use of this type of material are.
asked to contact Superintendent
d. D. Sims or Principal Leonardo
Stein at the New Elementary
School.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-09-05
p. c. GARDEN CLUB TO
MEET WITH MRS. WILSON

Mrs. Earl Wilson will be hos
tess on Monday evening, Septem-
ber 8. to the Port Clinton Garden
Club. Vacation memories will be
the subject of roll call
Presenting paper on Bulbs
For Spring Beauty" will be Mrs.
d. D. Simms.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-09-05
COUNTY COUNCIL MEETS

A large delegation of American
Legionnaires, the. American Le-
gion Auxiliary and members of
their families will attend the
meeting of the Ottawa County
Council of the American Legion
at Put-In-Bay on Sunday. The
delegation plans to leave from the
Catawba dock at 1870 a. m.
Cross ventilation helps keep poul.
try houses cool.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-09-05
PAST NATIONS TO MEET
WITH MARY JESSEN

Past Matrons of the Eastern
Star will meet on Monday eve
plng, September 8. Mary Jessen
will be hostess to the group at
her home on West Fifth Street.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-09-05
DAv AUXILIARY TO
MEET MONDAY NIGHT

Members of the DAV Auxiliary
will meet next Monday evening
in the American Legion Home, at
8 pm. 1t is the groups first regu-
lar gathering since July
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-09-05

Eugene Hearn, of the custodian
staff at the Post Office, is vaca-
tioning in California and other
parts of the west, for couple of
weeks.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-09-05
RETURN FROM WEST

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Peters and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bender re-
turned Wednesday from a Today
tour of the west, including visit
to Yellowstone National Park.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-09-05

A fuse is q safety value in an
electrical system.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-09-05

Insulation helps poultry houses
in summer and winter.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-09-05

FEDERATION BOARD MEETS
The Port Clinton Women's Fed
Grafton Board meeting will be
held at 7:30 p. M, September 10.
at the home Of Mrs. G.. E. Pehr-
son, 400 West Third Street.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-09-05

THrty ampere plug fuses are ILL.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-03-31

ADvERTISING-Layout man for d.
rect mail firm; experienced in cir
cular type copy desirable: full or
part time. A. D. W., MA. 1913. 81
WE DESIRE TO EMPLOY q salesman
OF definite ability who Is seeking q
permanent and profitable connec-.
ton. Opening Is In our fuel oil and
domestic oil burner dept. Must be
over % yrs. Of age with COLLEGE de-
perience desired. but not essential,
since. we supply complete training.
Starting salary, 1915 monthly. Must
have car: allowance for car extra;
vacation, sick leave, retirement
available. TO find out whether you
at the job or whether the Job flts
you. phone SINCLAIR REFINING
CO.. Ia. $500. Ask for Mr.. Hult-
gren. Interview confidential and
MATURE MEN, SOTO. to meet public
fer iishs sales ss. work <. 81 hrs: daily.
nee. Able to start ct once. Apply
1912 pm. RIM. 702. 40 14th st..
NiEi Statesmen wanted for
highly saleable article; sell to bust-
ness houses and of1ces only; no
evening work; earnings from $15
per day. Apply in person only. 030
* st., NV. Room !. ana from ~
c siIi Il ) S1AHIroR for s6-unit apt.
bldg. In ne. vicinity; some knowledge
Of stoker preferred. Modeyn bedrm.,
liv. rm., dining rm.. kitchen and
bath apt. and compensation In ex-
change. Apply In person between
RENTAL CO.. els New York ave.
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hELP WoMEN


DENTAL ASSISTANT. mnd.rr 49,. !,
town once. typine. Shiiiitv II 0vM1n.
teieph0ne and generni fs,n1i.atisenn uss
once procedure essenfiai Wa, =.
sfating ane and senersi \, W lElse
tione p. %. BoI fT1fi w. 1At,Hc1 q,
~ K - ~ Weeas -.
vn.ro,,., nrr.r, -
hish school d ;colisss srsausis' dsn 10
r rsersss5i4 h, pos rist hs nerience not
IN ~ az utrsirinv 5000 Q syplsG-
r ~ tsne ,oD d rsher S,, 1ersn n letter
handi3f,e ~ eor u ~ 49,, ln
Script reviewing dept. Tor Z scisnn-
s;hs41,istTy helpful Coed ssisss ana
tHHCsa0n Airsconoitloned S Sce @
49,. iruOns Ia oOvV. ~.
-, DetWeen ~ ana 2.
FIELD MANAGER for nationally
known drm since 1855 ability 20
supervise and organize necessary;
3 or 4 hours daily; car helpful: .
Box a67-R. star. 81
FILE ANALYST. White. Musk be
thorcughiy eYpei.. N gtJRIRfvT ming.
Pleasant surroundines. rood salary.
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Top earnings and excellent WORKING
conditions in our mems sportswear
dept. Apply Mr.. Ettlin, 3rd fioor,
BOND CLOTHES. 1885 p st. NV.
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CASHIERS
SALESGIRLS

One of Washington's newest
women's apparel sh ops,
some experience desirable
but not necessary. 5-day
wk., plenty Of opportunity
for advancement. Apply
Grayson Shop, 1870 18th st.
NV.
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CASHIER, no experiences necessary.
We will train you. Permanent
working conditions. Apply in per-
son. ROSS JEWELRY CO.. 700
experienced, for busy cigar
counter; IL noon-S:30 pm; refer
ences required: closed Suns. and
holidays. NATIONAL DRUG CO.,
1UOO Conn. ave. NV. --6
CASHIER, for mems clothing store;
steady position for young lady: some
exper. required; references. Apply
WEBSTER CLOTHES. INC, 1919 +
CAsaiER : CHECKER, experience 1
preferred; $50 for 45.hr: week,
kET, 6879 N. Fairfax dr., East
Fails Church. FA. 2435. 81
CASHIER--Retai store, experienced
on MGR. References. Excellent salary
Permanent position. Pleasant work.
ing conditions. Surplus Sales Co.
42b 10th st. NV. IS
CASHIER with retail store experience;
good salary and permanent position;
pleasant working conditions and
many employe benefits. SPORTS
CENTER, 500 % st, NV -
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neLP MsN

SEVERAL YOUNG MEN With moor
man or small store assistant man-
ager: variety store experience. ~.
several depts. In fast groWtng In
dependent variety store chain: Ex-
EGG E s1n5RsIInnsE cn Zoo II !. LsTas'
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or 3:16 to pm. See MR.. TIMER.
81
VOTTTC NAN. Under OK orrcrtnri3v
10 issrn cas,,aItv insmr m: Vep Su sSs
from the bottom, With leading COM
pany. Csn Mro. CASSIDY, ma.
1922: x.y .:
YOUNG Nan, veteran. 70 learn Gp-
erauon. oupncaLlns ana maillne
national publication; 5-day wk..
y 81 101 14I.u - ,.n -. ...,, II
1 tos,ss M LA 70 sen Roy Sc0 s uni
FORMS ana camping eGuipment;
ssdyancemsnt; SPORTS CENTER
YOUNG NAN, 1925. draft exempt.
70 W2IK IN cieficSh cnpaci.y IN
our nome ONCE. 6pleno1Q Opp0T~
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CLERK
TYPISTS


We have openings for sew
eral clerk-typists In our home
once Typing speed Il not
our employees receive 2
weeks vacation with pay, an
extra week vacation for good
attendance. sick leave, group
life insurance, disqualification.
sickness and accident benefits.
retirement annuity AND In
our cafeteria our employees
receive coffee. tea and soup
every day without charge. Our
salads sandwiches, pies and
cakes. etc. are sold on nom
We work from $3.50 am. TO
4:45 pm. Monday through
Friday (37h hours week..
If you would like to work
With congenial people. In .
pleasant atmosphere, won't
you come In and see Us?
Room sRPl 600. personnel once
Equitable Life Insurance Ce
SIG 14th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-03-31

CLERK TYPTST. interesting hote
work in auditors once. Libera
company benefits, vacation Will
pay; 6Ia-day week Apply employ.
ment ONCE, WARDMAN PARE
HOTEL, 200 Woodley I'd.
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GIRLS

leading automobile insurance company, which
is stil expanding has several openings for pleasant,
capable young ladies'
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BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST - Alert per.
son.. now an assistant. to develop
quickly to position Of responsibility
require occasional but accurate
typing and other varied ONCE du-
ties. Pleasant conditions and
splendid opportunity for initiative
and advancement. Call MR.. MAN
DEL. AID. O631. II
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HOSTESS

dO01ESS
Excellent earnings. dresses and meals
furnished. paid vacations and sick
leave. group insurance and employe
APPLY HOT sHoPPEs. INC.
Room 200. 1341 G st. NV. II
INSURANCE CLAIM OFFICE, clerk.
typist. permanent position, inter
eSfing work, 6-day week. Call Mr.
DAVIS. MA. 2760. between snd
MSSUHRaNCE POLICY wRITER fol
Excel. opportunity for advancement
YOUNG q SIMON, $40 Wood
Ears Rld aEToE ri b S1So :.noo, srsS.
natl. retail shopping service; In
teresting work; SAL; advancement;
no exp. nec.; free 70 travel; ex-
18th and Z Sta. NV, RIM. 061. 81
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CASHIER

can type and is 20 acc sHat oo on f fieo
ures, for large real estate once IA
aforementioned bldg. ON Conn. ave. !;
S7h-hr,. wk., no Saturdays: vaca-
lion with pay. Mrs. Macy. RE.
zSSS,. JONATHAN WOODNER q
CO. 1905 N st. NV. RE. 1926.
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YOUNG MEN (7
FARM $40 "A WEEK

No experience necessary. Must have
neat appearance and be dependable
NV. 2nd a.. 3 to IL am. only. See
MR.. LOCKYER. 81
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YOUNG MEN
(White)

Interested In q career In 9
progressive restaurant or
ganization. We seek young
men capable Of supervising
We offer: Excellent earn
ings; Swear management
training program: an op-
portunity to acquire pro-
fessional know-how in this
industry; substantial en-
ployment benefits.
We require: Age, 21-30: high
school grad; draft exempt;
2 letters Of character refer
ence; desire for response
bilities. Write now to Boz
194-R, Star.
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CAFETERIA SUPERVISOR

Opportunity to work with large foods
organization in supervisory capacity
with promotions dependent upon
ability. Positions open for those
with limited experience as well a
with several years experience. Day.
also sick leave. GOVERNMENT
SERVICES. INC. 1135 21st st. NV
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CHECKER, part or full time. B. q B.
FOOD STORE. 2444 wisconsin ave
NV IL
CIGAR CLERK for nightwork In drug.
store, must have experience and
furnish local refs. Good salary Mus
commission. Apply In person.
BRENTWOOD DRUG. 1901 Rhode
island ave. ne. -
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YOUNG MAN

Excel. opport. for An alert WILLING
young man. not over 40, to become
associated with small .well-known
Washington firm; high school gradu-
ate with. some retail sales exper
pref. This Is perm. position with
writing giving previous employ.
menf and refs. Box 7S-S, Star. 49,
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CLOTHING PRICER to decide prices
on repaired used clothing; previous
experience in clothing. selling OF
s sspttaf M 5sa f hana aSps