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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-19
Red Cross
Meets at
.Newbury

The executive committee of
Geauga Red Cross has set a
new pattern for it's meetings
for the 1858 81 year. Mem
berS of the committee were
guests of the Newbury branch
of Red Cross at Union Chapel
in South Newbury. Tuesday eve
ming, Nov 10. The meeting
was called to order by M r S.
Forest A. Rose, Newbury branc
chairman then turned over to
Mr.. Stephen R. Kiehel, chap
ter chairman. Twenty one mem
berS were present including
various township representa- =
tiveS. r. Bruce Scott, of Bur-
ton, co chairman with Ward
Lawrence, fund chairman; Mrs.
Carroll Wright, chairman of the
Burton branch; Mrs. Charles
Bucha, chairman of the Auburn
branch; and Mrs. Rose, chair
man of the Newbury branch,
were all in attendance. Nj S.
Melvin Jemison, treasurer and
Mrs. Edith Ritchie, represented
the Middlefield branch. Mr. S.
Jemison reported on the activi-
ties and invited the committee
to meet with Middlefield branch
in January. Mrs. Robert Nc
Kenzie, and Mrs. Royden Penn
pin, Bainbridge township rep =
reSentative, both of Lake Lu-
cerne, also attended.
Mrs. Arthur Dade gave h r
final report as blood program
chairman but served through
the bloodmobile visit at Char
don on November IL when lib
pintS of blood were collected.
Mrs. Dade was commended for
her excellent work during the
past year. Mr.. Stephen R.
Kiehel, chapter chairman, en-
phaSized the importance of the
blood program and what it
means to Geauga county.
Other guests and members
attending were Mrs. George
Knox, secretary and Mrs. Neil
Button, treasuer of the New =
bury branch, Mrs. c. G.. Stew
ems, Chester repreSentave; Mrs.
Carl GeSell, of Chardon, Camp
and hospital representative Sam
Carr, member at large, of Char
don; Mrs. Ralph Ford of Bur
ton; Mrs. S. S. Bostwick, home
service chairman; Miss Mary
Fisher, chapter secretary; Mrs
Stephen Kiehel; and Mrs. Myrt-
lie Rarick, executive secretary
Announcement was made of
the resignation of Mrs. Philip
Gelzer, vice chairman, who has
recently moved to California.
Mr.. Warren Babcock, second
vice chairman, automatically
moved into the vacancy caused
by the resignation of Mrs. Gel
ger A committee consisting of
Mrs. G. G. Stevens, Mrs. Mil
dred BoStWick, and Miss Mary
Fisher was appointed by chair
man Kiehel to select a second
vice chairman.
Refreshments were served by
the Newbury group.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-19

The Executive Board of the
Geauga League of Women Vot-
erS met on Tuesday, Nov. 10,
at the home of Mrs. E. j. Nc
Geough, MunSon. This was an
all day meeting with time out
for a delicious luncheon. Mrs.
A.A. Treuhaft of Shaker Heights
state president of the league
was a guest. Mrs. Treuhaft did
not give an address on league
work but instead answered ques
tionS and helped to work out
problems and make plans. Mrs.
Treuhaft assisted in the organ
ization of tie Geauga league
and is we'll known among the
members. 1t is always a pleas
ure and a help to have h e r
attend the meetings.
Geauga is a county league
and Mrs. Treuhaft explained the
difference between a county and
local league. When asked if she
thought the Geauga e que
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-19
Vandalism Reported
at Bass Lake

Chains were sawed and two
boats stolen from Bass Lake,
it was reported to the sheriff S
department. Other vandalism
reported by Wayne Burton,
Parkman. where eight youths
IL years of age set fires along
Route 168, and that he had
extinguished two of the blazes.
1t seems that on several pre-
vious Saturday nights, with con-
siderable regularity, windows
have been smashed in a chicken
house on Walters Rd., owned by
Mr.. Barribal, Hazelwood Dr.,
South Russell. He said he was
getting tired of this.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-19

News by Mrs. F. S. Whitney
Funeral service for Dr.. V. S.
Brace who died at his h o m e
November 10th was held Fri
day at 2 pm. at the Burr fun
eral home. Rev. Byrd Lewis,
pastor of Montville Community
church, officiating. The Mason
ic lodge of Hartsgrove, No. 397,
of which he had been a men,
ber for 46 years, conducted the
ritual service at the funeral
home. The deceased had been
an ex past worshipful master
of that lodge. Burial was in
Montville cemetery on the fami-
ly lot Pail bearers were Earl
Potter, william Zurich, James
Mcfarland, F. S. Leslie, Clyde
Loomis, and Stuart Quayle.
The funeral, was very largely
attended and there was nab
undance of flowers. Surviving
beside his wife, Anna, are a
daughter, Mrs. Mable HosSler,
teacher in Hambden ch ol,
two sons, Lester of PaineSville,
and j. B. Brace of Montville.
Seven grandchildren and tw o
great grandchildren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brace observed
their 56th wedding anniversary
in June,
Montville grange met We'd
neSday night in regular form
with worthy master TIP. Stone,
In charge. The audience sang,
Smile, Smile, Smile. Th e
secretary, Mrs, Eleanore More
house, fead the minutes of the
last meeting. Mrs. Edwina Ston
acted as chaplain pro tenn.
One candidate was obligated in
the third and fourth degree,
Application was read for two
new members, 1t was voted to
give SIS to the Christmas seal
fund. The first grange meeting
in December, will be the quart;
erly birthday supper honorihg
all members having birthdays
in October, November and Dec
ember. The second meeting in
December will be the Christmas
party and exchange of gifts
After the business meeting, the
lecturer, Mrs. Bernice Church
field presented a program
Humorous reading by Ted Stone
and Merle MorehouSe. Son g.
silver Threads Among T.h-s
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-19

er entertained the Senior Birth
day club, Saturday evening. Pre-
sent were M. and Mrs. War
rem Kemmer OF Palnesville, Mr..
John Twarogowski, Mr.. a n d
Mrs. Carl Webster, Mr.. a n d
Mrs. Jay Barber, Mrs. E tt a
Woolf, Emory Skinner and Carl
Koerner.
A pot luck supper was served
at 7:30 and the evening spent
in playing a popular game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Twarogowski
will entertain at a new years
eve party.
The members of the H m e
Economic club in Thompson
high school, presented a style
show Wednesday evening. Those
from Montville attending Thom-
son high school and are men,
berS Of the club and what they
styled are as follows: Barbara
Stochlm, a corduroy skirt Bar
bara Reid, a weskit and skirt
Caol Stevens, a corduroy skirt
Bertha Morehouse, a skirt and
blouse Elsie MorehouSe, a
jumper Jeanette SiSley, pa
jamaS Lillian Hutter, Paiamas
Nancy Stevend, wool d re S S.
Rena Adorni, patannas. others
attending from Montville were
Mrs. J. D. ssdley, Mrs. T. Ado
rni, Mrs a. Maxwell, MIS-.
Louis E0tter, Mrs. Earl Reid
Mrs, Gus Stochl and Florence
and Helen Stochl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Setele of
Cleveland were Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Srp.
Mr.. and Ms. Carl Webster
entertained at dinner Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Jones and
Dorothy and Donna and Lloyd
Jones and Miss Nellie Ryan, all
of Painesville,
Mr., and Mrs, Walter Stone
left Sunday for their home in
Canada, after spending ten days
in Montville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyall Huntoon
visited Mrs. Huntoon'S grand
mother, Mrs. Alice Collier al
the Ravanna hospital, Sunday
evening.
Sandra ,Alvord, La Yer ne
K laus and Mable Buie we
in Cleveland Saturday evening
to hear Roberta Peters, Metro
| pClitan star, at the Public Audi
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-19
Churches
Join for
Thanksgiving

4, On Thanksgiving morning at
1890 there viii be a Union
thanksgiving service sponsored
by TnS Methodist church and
The Pilgrim Christian church
The service win be held in the
pilgrim Christian church Sac
tuary. The &ervice will b. pre-
ceeded be- a half hour pro :
gram az chime music Sver the
tower chimes. Rev. Cn a rle S
Stong will lead the worship
service and Rev. Harry Carney
win deliver the thanksgiving
message.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-19
VehicIe Damaged
Dodging Horse

To avoid hitting a horse and
buggy, John Joe Roth, R. D. 2,
Geneva. swerved the auto he
was driving from Route 528,
a mile north of Middlefield, at
TIT pm, Friday, the sheriff's
department reported. The auto
hit ditch, rolled over and was
seriously damaged. The buggy
and horse driven by Chris j.
Miller, is, Middlefield,. was un-
harmed.
When the auto operated by
Chester Antonio, %, of Char
don, failed to make a curve on
Aquilla Rd., a mile southeast
of Chardon, at 8:48 pm, Fri
day, the vehicle left the road
and hit a ditch. The car was
damaged on the right side, ac-
cording to the sheriff's depart
ment.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-19
Traffic Violators
Are Fined

: Arrests by the sheriff's de-
partment have stepped up work
in justice of the peace courts
over the weekend.
Charles c. Robinson, 50, RID,
/, Windsor, crashing red
light, $40 and costs, fine sus-
pended by Justice Hall.
Allen D. Tucker, 20, Middle
field, following a fire truck
within 500 feet, SIS and costs
by Justice c. H. Russell at
Welshfield.
Elizabeth Jane Gooding, 25,
Mfddlefield, charged with reck-
less driving, forfeited a $40
bond.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-19
SidIey Gets Contract
for Hauling Stag

Geauga County Commission
ers, Monday, awarded the con-
tract for hauling 1,500 tons OF
Stag from Youngstown to Bur
ton to R. w. Sidley on his bid
of $1,987.50, the lowest. There
were seven bidders. The Stag
will go into a stock pile for
road purposes.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-19
Christmas Savers Get
$35,330.72 Payment

The Chardon Savings Bank
Co. has today disbursed to its
Christmas Club depositors
checks amounting to the sum
of $35, ,330.75, Ward Mcdonald,
bank vice-president, announced.
Eight hundred ten people
in Chardon and vicinity are in
an ideal financial position to
take care of extra Christmas
expenses because they had the
foresight to set aside a small
sum each week for payment at
this time.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-19
O.S.U. Alumni
Plan Banquet

DR.. H. E. Shafer of Middle
field, president of the Geauga
county Ohio State University
alumni association, today an
nounced his group were max
ing plans for their annual county
banquet.
Tentative plans are for t h e
banquet to be held at Hosmer's
restaurant in Burton on Decem-
Der S. A new feature this year
will be a social hour preceding
the dinner.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-19
Churches
Unite@r
Thanksgiving

CLARIDON - The Christian
and Missionary Alliance church
es of Concord, Hambden, n d
Claridon are uniting in Thanks
giving service to be held in the
Concord Gospel tabernacle on
Tuesday, evening Nov. "a. The
service will begin at 1880 pm.
A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all who may wish TO
come.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-19
Thomas Wedding
Is Incorporated

Secretary of STATE Ted Brown
has issued c61poration char
ter to the Thomas M. Wedding.
Inc, located in Chardon, with
Thomas M Wedding, of r. F.
D. 2, Chardon, as the statutory
agent, The firm is permitted to
issue $50 shares of no par COM
mon stock. Incorporators are
Ruth p. Wedding, Esther l.
Wedding, and Thomas M
Wedding.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-19
Steal Radios from
Van Gorder Hardware

Two portable radios, each
valued at S45, were lifted from
Van Gorder hardware store
Friday night, police reported.
Police have warned merchants
to be on their guard against
shoplifters now that the holi-
day season is nearing.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-19

Why experiment with your
advertising dollars? G eaug a
Record paid in advance
circulation figures prove read
ership. Paid subscriptions are a
proff of leadership.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-19
Munson Men S Club
Meets Thursday

MUNSON = The Nun SON
Mems club will meet on Thurs
day evening, Nov. 10, at $3.50
pm. at the Community house.
Sheriff John Phelps will speak
on juvenile delinquency. Mr..
Lee Rogers will be present to
tell of the new teenage program
being Starte din Munson.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-19

Joe Temple, Chardon rural
mail carrier, told Geauga
Kiwanis last week some of the
secrets of raising mink. In the
barn at the back of his home
this year Mr.. Temple has 225
mink. Some 200 of these are
scheduled to be skinned and
shipped to market shortly.
Mr.. Temple told how he
started out with two mink
ten years ago.
You never have such thing
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-19
EAGLE AUXILIARY NOTICE

to all members of the Eagles
Auxiliary Geauga Aerie No. 2
26l Notice is hereby given of
a vacancy in the office Of
trustee. We will vote on a new
tuStee at our next meeting,
November "a.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-19

nibalistic. When handled they
are picked up in leather gloves.
But their teeth are so sharp
they would still pierce the
glove so flanges are cut around
the gloves into which the mink
sinks his teeth.
In nature Mr.. Temple said
the mink eats only the heart,
liver and lungs from the ami.
mails they kill. In Mr.. Temples
barn they live on a diet of
fish trimmings, horsemeat.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-19

as a sick mink" he told XII
wants, "as soon as a mink is
sick it dies and all you have
is a dead mink"
Each mink has to be kept in
a separate cage from shortly
after its birth, and they are
only allowed together for short
periods for breeding. Together
they fight and their teeth are
so sharp they pierce one an
others pelts and damage the
fur. On occasion they are can
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-19

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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-10-17
BOWLING SCORES

460, Mano SAB. Hori 524, T. Mikami
SGT: Bellevue O-Aramaki SOL, H
Yabuki 474. K. Yabuki 461, Mizoka-
wa 401. H. Ito SGT
RS.(2)-A. Funai SAT, Ono 500,
Sakamoto 500, Yagi 489, G.. Funai
432; New Royal q-Morihiro sos
Mizumoto Asst. Akada SOC Nakaga-
wa AS, Minato 465
Bodik's (2)-Ishimitsu 536, Toku-
maya All, A. Yamaguchi 1888, Tanaka
476. Militia $40: Toda's O-Fujii 467
Murakami 438, Kawahara 1894, Flu
rugori 446. Kono 482.
Yesler Appliance (3)-Nakamichi
sos, Yamasaki 513, Miyazaki 457
Hirai 452, Naito 525; Banquet 90
Teshima 447. Horiuchi 444 Hoshinc
361, Saiki 446, Bahia 439,
Dunn(2)-H. Hanada 453, J. Ma
kamura $40. Muromoto $50 Toyoshi-
ma $40, T Ito 500; goth CenturyC'
*. Eng 504. P. Wong 500, R. Ems
376. Pov $50, D. Wong 500.
Nobie's ON Fujita 1866. Tachi
wanna 524, Okazaki $50, J. F'ujita 47f
| M. Yamaguchi 4S6; Ben Kitajo d.
Tsuchikawa 423. Shiota 434. Tanab
437, Koga 514. Akiyoshi 494
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-10-17
TwoPin Journeys Set by Main Bowl;
First One is Thanksgiving Shoot Nov. ID

Entry costs will be Sc per event
for men and S4.5 per event for wo-
men. A special six-game sweep
stakes also will be booked, and the
price for this event will be So per
person.
Make reservations now for the
Thanksgiving Handicap Turkey
Shoot slated Sunday Nov, 10, IN
Main Bowl.
Entry fee will be SO which will in=
elude the cost of bowling three
games
A turkey, ranging from 12 to %
lbs. for every sixth entry has been
guaranteed. Extra cash prizes NAV
also 60 TO the top winners. depend
inc no the number OF entries.
Handicap will be based on avera-
ges us or more games) as Of Nov. z,
and II will be as follows: men--7o
per cent based on 200 tlimit lis
pins for games; women-7o per
cent based on 100 tno limit.
The first shift will be at IL noon
The rest follows: 1870 pm. pm
Also pm, a pm. Tiso pm, . pm, and
1880 pm
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-10-17
.Kumagai's Ford
Out Front in NCI;;
Sakura Stars

Nish Kumagai's surprisingly hit
ting Ford unit shot out to first place
in the Nisei Commercial scratch
bowling league Tuesday in Main
Bowl. The Ford five defeated Saka-
hara Insurance, 81, while the other
contenders were begging down Ted
Sakura was Ford's hot gunner with
a $40
George Tanagi bombed the woods
for COL series, and teammate To-
MIC Hamasaki, ST.. as Sunset Life
toppled Beppus Westlake Chevro-
let, 81, and also showed the winner
into a five-way tie for second spot.
Kenny Oyama and Hiro Sasaki were
Beppu's best for the night.
Seventh Ave. Service upset ST
Produce, 81, and Goth Century
whitewashed IWata Insurance, 80.
Dave Wong with his 588 contributed
towards 2Oth's triumph over once
pace-setting IWata'S. Bill Tanaka
had ST. for Iwata's George Ota
assembled $50 pins for losing ST.
In the two other matches, Rainier
Amusement in spanking Smith
Candy, 2-l, set a fresh team series
total of 2759, and City Produce trim
med Tads Gardening, 81. In thu
Rainier win. Pruney Tsuji, Morri
Yamaguchi, Shoichi Suyama ant
George Iwasaki were the stars.
Tosh Ito of Dunn Seed racked VI
} 213 game and a 500 series, both o
, which were high marks, to lead tn
keglers in the Nisei Merchants lea
: que Thursday in Main Bowl. Dunn
| downed goth Century. 81. Davi
! Wong of the losers posted a 500 Sc
l ries and included that effort with
e Dutch" (spare-strike) 200 game.
Gloria Nagai of Paul Kashino
New York Life pelted SAL series t
guide her team to 80 victory owe
Gyokko Ken Cafe last Thursda
night in a SNGBO loop contest /
Main Bowl Miss Nagais top gam
was a 221.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-10-17
. NIGHTS HIGHS
D Nisei Commercial League

Snigles-Pruney Tsuii 224
Series-GeOrge Tanag 6i01
Kumsgai's (2)-Sakura $40, Arita
500, T. Nakata 512, Sugitachi 509
Donofrio 499; Sakahara's O-Roy
Tanagi 449, Hidaka 476. C. Takeuchi
1853, Okada SOC, Tada ACT.
goth Century (3-Dave Wong 588,
Eng 557, Ben Wong SAB. Poy 532,
Chin 507: Iwata's (0-Tanaka ST.,
T. Mikami Sill, Nakashima 494, B
Nakata 531, Namba ATS.
Sunset CO. Tanagi COL. Suga-
wara 498, Rick Tanagi 462, Hamasa-
XII ST., Yokoyama 524; Beppu'sO-
Oyama SCI, Yamamoto SOC, Takag
SOL, Sasaki $50, Asaba sci.
7th Ave. Service t2)-Segimoto sos
Mizuki ATS, Naito 546, Ideta SGT, Shl'
ota $50: ST. O-Yoshida 528 Otf
$50, Fujita 531, Asahara 500, Osaka
AS.
Rainier (O-Iwasaki $50, Funa
5l4, Yamaguchi SOS, S. Suyama $50
Tsuji $40; Smith Candy D-Tsubo
SAL, Kono 566. Furuta ATT, Yagu
chi 479 Takahashi 542
City Produce(2)-S. Takeuchi ATE
N. Suyama $50, Nakamura $50, Ma
kagawa $40, Nomura 489; Tad'sO-
Sumioka 469, M. Suyama 474, Shi
buya 538, Fujimoto $50, Fujino 53s
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-10-17
. SNGBO Standings
. NIGHTS HIGHS

Singles and series-Gloria Nagai,
221 and 543.
Maneki (2)-Elsie Urakawa 408,
Togo Kitayama 435, Taxa Takenaga
464, Janet Sugitachi 1893, Noble Ia
kahashi 352; SFNBD-Miye Ishi-
kawa 479, Martha Ikkeda 444 Amy
Takano 462. Kazie Yokoyama 476
Mary Fujita 46l.
New York Life(3)-Gloria Nagai
543, May Terayama 4l0, Masue Flu
rumoto AIT, Gloria Hyodo 429, Lilli-
an Tada 1884, Gyokko en(0)-Tomi
Yoshioka 1872, Joyce Toshi 36l, Clio
ria Osawa ATS, Kiyo Kanda BAL,
Marge Senda 433
CT. Takahashi (2)-Hissie Saka-
nashi 374, KIM Tanaka 376, Esther
Mizukami Alb. Mary Yokoyama 470,
Gladys Hamano 402; Bucikettes %
June Watanabe 273, Marianne u
rakawa 344, Jean Fujii 434, Jane Ma
kamura 1888, Marge Tomoguchi 1878.
North Coast (3)-Lois Yut 514
Pat Hidaka 423, Mary Yokoyama
42l, Fumi Yamasaki 42l, Mickey O.
yama 460;New Chinatown(0)-A
Eng 367, Sally Chinn 3S9. Trixie Lee
ong 4l3, Fannie Wong $40, Rose
Young 404.
Hong Kong (3)-Mid Nakahara
1888, Sachi Hamaoka 1863. Decko Shi-
buya $50, Mary Maniwa 437, Carol
Daty 514; Toms Grocery(0-Fumi
Suzuki $50, Shiz Hoshino 33l. Mits
Kodama BOG, Grace Uchimura 4O7,
Yone Kanda 402.
Tomi's Flower Shop (O-Marie
Nakata 39l, Chiyo Hirota 1888, Helen
Okamoto 438, Sue Ideta 374, KIM
Ishii 4O6: Takano Studio O-Kiki
Tsutakawa AIT. Sachi NakaShima
AL. Dummy Score 1886, Aiko Kyono
462, YoYo Konishi 500,
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-10-17
CT Chncked. ~.
H';nc TO Second in
Ct MoinrT.nO

DESPITE Pruney Tsuji's 235 in 500
and Nobi Takahashi' psair of zoos
(21O and 220) in his final two games,
CT. Takahashi dropped a ID deci-
sion to Fahey Brockman in a Green
Lake Major bowling league match
last Wednesday night at Green
Lake. The two-point loss ousted the
Nisei trundlers from first to second
place.
Here's how CTS boys bowled:
Nobi Takahashi 557
Bill Tanaka 468
George Tanagi 453
Tommy Namba 513
Pruney Tsuji 500
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-10-17

Main Bowls annual Northwest
Nisei scratch bowling tournament
will be held Jan. Is, l6 and II, II
was announced this week by Fred
Takagi of Main Bowl. Deadline for
all entries will be Jan. 8.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-10-17

the local level the young fellow with
of NVC
definitely lacking But hen that may
rather hold girls hand than
DISQUALIFICATION absolutely right But all
pitching with teams ana
which will be Friday Oct 49, in the NVC Mem
o clubhouse The site Give Chuck back
ing and he'll Law From the Information
gathered 19531954 be the turn
better as concerned It's up to you
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-10-17
Q Nisei Merchants League

Frank'st2)-Akizuki 45s, Aoyam6
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FOR D, C., STORES

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TELLvISION OUTSIDE MAN, expe.
rienced; good salary and bonus; car
not necessary. MAYFLOWER TELE-
VISION, 1879 18th st. NV. IL
REPAIRMAN with
TOOLS wanated. part or full time. Phone
WAITER, white; must be experienced.
Apply in person. GUSTI'S RESTAU.
BOYS. is go to /" g. e, h; free to travel:
working Fla. resorts during winter
mos. and return. High earnings;
sive. See MIR. j. s. GRIFFITH,
New Colonial Hotel, 18th and NJ
SITS. NV, 8 to IL am. or 2 to 9
pm. Do not phone. L.
MAN, white, age $3.50. settled, to
take complete charge stock room
and bonding and brake shop, also
brake mechanics helper. 903 N
MAN for oi cigar counter; daywork; no
Sundays. 1t could be q good Job
for go-getter: Apply in person.
ROCK CREEK DRUG. $500 Grubb
Man fd FL Ft5Se cos sRfEief old established a
commission, and other dement's. Must
have car MA R-1H74 al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-30
AUTO ACCESSORIES
INSTALLATION MAN
HEATERS. SEAT COVERS
GOOD SALARY

BONUS. VACATION WITH PAY
HERSON'S AUTO & APPLIANCE CO.
ia O st. NV.