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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-28

Cy Franck, Oak Harbor auto
dealer who first demonstrated a
flair for high class promotion by
auctioning off horses as a young
ster, is the genius whose guiding
hand will direct Saturdays auction
under auspices of Tri-Motor Sales.
The affair will be held at the
agency's headquarters, 130 N. Lo-
cust-st, Oak Harbor, and it is ex-
pected to draw a huge crowd from
throughout Ottawa and surround
ing counties.
Transportation offerings range
from a 1925 Star sedan to '54
models as we'll as trucks.
Promotional pieces this week
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-28
OH State Bank
Elects Officers

The following directors we're
elected at the annual stockholders
meeting of the Oak Harbor State
Bank last week: Walter D Meyer,
Edgar Thierwecnter, Morton E.
Thierwechter, George A. Boon,
Lloyd Hetrick and Atty. Leslie E.
Meyer II of Port Clinton.
The directors elected the follow
ing officers: Walter D. Meyer,
president; Edgar w. Thierwechter
and George A. Boon. vice presi-
dents; Lloyd w. Hetrick, secretary;
Carmon C. Norwine, cashier and
Mildred Frauhiger, assistant cash
ier.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-28
Island Area
Welcomes Ice

Some 90 shanties dotted the ice
around Put-in;Bay Wednesday and
fishing guides reported they were
booked up for the weekend as ice
fishing enthusiasts happily well
coined real winter weather.
Fish were not biting too we'll
yet Wednesday, because of muddy
water. Small catches of perch were
reported. Additional trips to accom-
modate the fishermen have been
announced by the Island air serv-
ice.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-28

Captain Roy Chonoski, who has
been in the Air Force IL years
and is aide-de-camp to Major Gen
eral Anderson at San Bernadino.
He was test pilot in World War
II. Third brother, Donald, saw
service in Korea with the Air
Force and is now in crop-dusting
flying in Louisiana. Fourth brother
is David L., who went in the Air
Force l8-months ago, is now at
Big Springs, Texas, and will re-
ceive his wings in about two
months.
Proud dad of the flying Cho-
noski brothers is Bob Chonoski,
general manager at Kelly Dunn's.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-28
GET DEGREES

Two Ottawa county residents
will be graduated from Bowling
Green State University Friday.
Mrs. Barbara Block, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold H. Poppe,
80 Walnut-st, Oak Harbor, and
John Ladd, son of MI. and Mrs.
Nathan H. Ladd of Put-in-Bay both
receive degrees of Bachelor Of
Science in Education.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-28
BOARD MEETS

An important meeting of the
Board of Directors of the Ottawa
County tuberculosis and Health
Association will be held Thursday,
Feb, at 8 pm. in Oak Harbor Town
Hall. Program progress and plans
for the annual Association meeting
are on the discussion agenda.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-28
CARROLL SCHOOL

The attractive new addition to
Carroll-tWp school, now in use,
will be officially dedicated in the
near future. Reorganization of the
Board of Carroll Local School Dis
trlct recently was held, with Ar
chic Moore elected president, AL
ton DEWITT vice-president, and
Roseland Rohda, clerk.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-28
TRANSFER ASKED

A Camp Perry Honor Camp
prisoner who asked voluntarily to
return to the state institution was
held in county Jail this week for
a few days while arrangements for
his return were being made. The
prisoner was Benjamin William
Scott. Friction among Honor Camp
prisoners was repeatedly cause of
Scott's request.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-28
CUB MINSTREL

Sunday afternoon and Monday
night performances at the high
school auditorium will mark this
years Cub Scout Minstrel, di-
rected by Cubmaster Nicholson.
II will present more than 100
youngsters in gala perform
anee of music and fun. Cubs
have tickets, or they are avail
able at the door. Mrs. Morton
Everett is aecompanist and Lois
Everett is directing the singing.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-28
BUILDING PERMIT

January l8 Manuel Nossaman.
416 E. 9th Street.
Alteration Extend living room
on front porch-addition, side
door.
York Tadsen addition Lot No.
49. Estimated cost, $4,000.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-28
WWNNNTITTIWHTNI1TITN0TWT TNTlNTWTTNHTTIVNTTVNT
Casting Rod Gets
Polio Donations

A big casting rod which Louie
and Marie ST. Clair have put up
at their Happy Hour Cafe in Oak
Harbor is bearing something
even better than fish-doilars
for the March of Dimes.
Names of donors are put up,
with gold star added if their
contribution is more than one
dollar. The rod sprouted more
than $l00 in short time. The
st. Clairs' find the idea is bring
ing in far more than the contri-
buttons collected from the usual
cans.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-28
NEW ANGLE

A window pepper who brought
along his own step ladder was
reported to police Tuesday by
the occupant Of an e. Seeond-st
apartment. Occupants of the
apartment each thought the lad
der, found outside the place, be-
ionsed TO somebody in the build
ing until check showed other.
wise.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-28
BREAKS HIP

Mrs. Karen Bloom, II, 405 Full
ton-st, suffered a broken hip when
she fell Monday night at her home.
Neidecker ambulance took her to
Magruder hospital and later to
Riverside hospital in Toledo
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-28
2Sth YEAR

Miss Nellie Camper starts her
26th year as president of Port Clin-
ton library board, with her re-elec-
ton at the January reorganization
meeting. Mrs. Charles Ruddock
was reelected vice-president. 9th
er board members are Kenneth
Young, Mrs. J. A. Evers, Mrs. Will
liam Wolf, Mrs. p K. Tadsen, and
Clarence Streeter.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-28
INDICTED

Five Ottawa county men were
inducted into the Army Tuesday
at Cleveland. They include Robert
P. Wickline, Port Clinton; Theo-
dore w. McCann, Put-in-Bay; Don
aid E. Hoeft, Genoa; Raymond P.
Novotny, Marblelead; Raymond A.
Ayers. FlmOre
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-28
GRANGE NEWS

Ottawa County Pomona Grange
will meet Feb. 5 at Elmore. A pot
luck is planned, and members are
asked to bring old Bibles for a.
display. The Pomona Grange ban
quet is set for Monday, Feb. 7 at
Carroll-twp school at $50. Byron
Frederick, state Grange Master,
will be speaker.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-28
Know Your Public
BY WILLIS G. MIscH
zone Of a seriesl

NOhS VA oSAASoJ
MRS. LUELLA SATTERFIELD,
whose courteous .lelpfulness you've
probably encountered at Karshner's
JeWelry Store, has one outstanding
attribute that customers always
comment On graciousness. Her
late husband was Lawrence Satter-
field, whose active participation in
Port Clinton civic events is still
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-28
HERE'S YOUR ROUNDUP
Shades Of Dobbin!
Used Car AUCTION Set

One OF the northwestern Ohos colorfu original
promoters has scheduled unique used auction Saturday
and to climax the affair somebody's going to win all
expense trip to Bermuda for two persons. If the winner
isn't inclined to bask in the sunny cmes of the
tonay famous resort he she claim 81 900 in cash
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-28
Annual Ottawa Co. Home
Show To Be Cancelled

Cancellation of Ottawa Counys annual Home and Sports
Show scheduled for Feb through 49, announced today
Managing Director r. c. (ChicO Linker in a prepared
statement said the show being called off for number
of reasons.
Primarily said Mr. Lnker, "Were calling it off because
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-28
Jeremy Tells Council He
Didn't Say He Would Veto
City Labor Classification

Mayor Harold Jeremy told Council Tuesday night that he
didn't he going to veto the bodys pending ordinance
labor classification of city workers. newspaper story
last week declared
pointed interchange between the Mayor and councimen
when Councilman Charles Ruddock inquired the
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-28

remembered Mrs. SatterfieId has
one son, Allen, of E. Perry-st, and
two granddaughterS, Phoebe and
Lindsey. (Making doll clothes is
always big pre-Chr.>emas hobby
Has been in jewelry store work
for II years, starting out Wien
Fred Dewitt owned the store, and
remaining when Fl. B. Karshner
took over. Belongs to several clubs
and ST. Thomas Episcopal church,
and lives at 318 E. Perry-st with
her sister, Mrs. P. X. Tadsen.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-28

State officers of the
quarters in Port Clinton pictured eft
Oade state chairman Port Clinton Lee
Port Clinton lrma Lea second sndosky Santos
Joe" Gonzalez state secretary Port Clinton;
Clinton THE
and their families with purpose v
ing TO for well
eses to which they entitled under th
ssrde of color Creed said
r MOTTO is Education Is Our Freedom
be everybody's business"
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-09-16

Johns and Nh and Mrs John
Moore at Avon hill last SUNDAY
afternoon.
Mrs II f Fenvlck and Mrs
Russell Robertson have returned
after vacation spent noticing
through Florida
Mr. and Mrs Leslie Bell. Of
Richmond visited MIS- Bessie
Nulty. Nj ana MIS- William
Goodman and Mrs Paul Cobb
Mrs. c W. Morris spent Thurs
day al Natural 81 dee
Afr and Mrs John 7 Hurt
Cairo Tooley ard Vernara Hurt
with MI and Mrs 3 F Wells
Of ScottsY!lle attended the Greasy
family reunion at Forest ncar
Lynchblrg when approximately
80 people gathered for hometown
ing and 70 celebrate the bmtl day
of Mss Ruby Greasy WIG Keeps
the old home open
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-09-16

Gently occupied BY Mr. and Mrs
H / Wyland
NJ and Mrs John 7 Hart and
Caro- Tooley visited Nj Hurts
brother and sister in-law Mr. and
Mrs J ( Hurt n Clifton Forge
cae FIRST ot this week
Mr. and Mrs r r Morgan and
children of Warwick County.
spent the week end with Mrs An
n3e u GooIsby
Nh and Mrs Charles Bryant
ard daughter ot HopeHel and
Hugh Brown spent the aeek end
VITA M and Mrs c \ Brown
Ms c W Morris, r l Taylor
Alta IalIoI and Herbert StarselI
attended the moves at the Drive
N heater neir Charlottesville last
week
Kenneth Bel 81 Richmond,
VISITED his relatives here last week
ead
w 4 RIPLEY Jr of Richmond.
speni the week end With his faith
he,e and visited bis mother.
WHO Is u patient III University
HOSPITAL VI Charlottesville
Mr and Mrs Dan Lewis and
u
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-09-16
SIlepparIs

There ucre esr4a9 schoo} and
church ser.lcrs al Smyrna on
SUNDAY and ~ ecic9nsrd EeY
nr Weayar oar uFutste. back
M had been gn .aeatson fgf see-
eral ueeks
c,. Aa,..c.. ...--ra1.,F Is ~
,,.aed u ISL fan.5fv ~ I'M LATE
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-09-16
Mt. Zion

Mr. ana Mrs Alton DAVIS en-
tertained III Their home Vfh 4
dinner celebrating jointly the
of Mr. DAVIS father
Roy Davis uncle Grafton DAYS
aunt. MIS- Bessie ToneN ana
Evening star., 1955-11-19
HELP-MEN

UPHOLsTERER - openins for .
first-class mechanic In q custom
made shop. Apply in person. 4477
Conn. ave. NV. go
UPH0LSTERER, Ist class, fun or part
time. DISTRICT UPHOLsTERERS.
126 Kennedy NV. ia. e-29o6.
-19
VULCANIZER, experienced. passep-
ger and truck tire sectional work.
No reeapping, Salary. $50 10 Sl50
per week depending on ability
No phone calls. BEN HUNDLEY
3446 18th st. NV,
MACHINE MECHANIC.
JAY STORES. sos l1th st. sc;
MAN, exper. plumbing supply house
preferred. Good oppor. BLOCKS.
INC. WA. 7-5501 -lD
MAN, MECHANICALLY inclined TO
learn to service equipment with an
engineering organization. Drive
light truck. Permanent 5-day
week, AL benefits. S63. while
learning ssT a's GIVE o1tys fun psrticuIars-
Necessary; excellent salary and
SSE TusDfHT FREs d 'sSas ssas ssi
MAN. colored: grocery experience.
with Maryland drivers permit:
excel. salary: 5h days week. Ref
erenees. Call IN person. WOOD
MOOR MARKET, 1929 Colesviile
rd., s, s., Nd, 20
Evening star., 1955-11-19
HELP-WoMEN

MATTRESSES, day and night shift
available: uniforms and meals fur
nished good working conditions.
Apply in person at HOWARD
JoHNsoNis. Seven Corners. Fails
WAITRESS, AnaIsRis :; capable to manage 1 snail
hquor and food restaurant for
steady day position SULLIVAN'6
RESTAURANT, 273I BladenshprS
WaiITRkiss, VA TFRiskis white only. between IL
30 call between and 2 ppd;m'
WafrRREss. Hhi RESI- white; nisht work: sood
ATHoN RESTAURANT, 1872 Rhode
MATTRESSES, experienced. for day
or night shift. Busy downtown res
taUfant. Apply manager, NEPTUNE
ROOM, 18th and Sts. NV, before
III am. or 2 10 pm. Pa
WAITRESS, $3.50, neat. attractive.
Q pm.-2 am. Good tips. 1928
WAITRESS, white, neat appearing,
some experience; good WAGES and
working conditions; before 1880
In morning. OF after Z pm: Apply
in person. ROSSITER'S RESTAU-
RANT. 4i32 oeorgia ave. ny.
GIRL for fountain. white: new
downtown fountain: top s.,ada. saladEy;
Hork Hoilofm' ABBY rds1HSHE HWSaHELAS DRUG
AGENCY, I401 II 81, NV. .--1e
GIRL. white, settled. complete care,
motherless home; 2 small children;
live in. no objection / child. Lu.
4-0ftf2
Evening star., 1955-11-19
sITUATloNs-woMEN

COMPANION . HOUSEKEEPER, to
lady alone, by day and or night or
BY week; best OF refs. Hu. 3-7s50.
TRYING TO FIND position for my
laundress and cleaning girl, Bertha,
for Mondays. Call CO. 6-eO2e;
COOK K-HoUsEwoRKER wishes work.
5is days: exper., fond Of children.
AiT1ffRsoTfvE HI Active YOUNG EUROPEAN
girl, married. seeks employment as
hostess or receptionist, Phone.
ExPEER.0 PE 0npi CnnpEiRK-TYPIsT or cashier
desires nart-time work. 0 to 2 2 m.
perm. JE. 3-I445. -
REFINED COMPANION HSEKPR.
to elderly lady, couple; child care;
drive: ref. II. 4-7402, 10"
cOLORED GIRL desires work OF any
kind, g.h.w., cafeteria, Willing 70
work. references. DI, 7-7333. 20s
COLORED GIRLS t2l desires work
Of any kind, from 8 pm. until 2
am. Call Ii. 7-51S4, Sat and
Sun al day, weekdays after $50
LADY, coiored. es, desires part time
fountain Job, neat. good worker, z
yrs. exper. DE. 2-6S33 after 7::30
C0LoRED--NEAT, ATTR.. intelli-
gent woman, efficient, honest, de-
sires Job as receptionist, clerk,
typist or maid. LU. 4-7T23. 20s
Evening star., 1955-11-19
sTuATIoNs-MEN

work caught up. keep
up, all taxes financial stat. reas.'
ref, Box 6-B. Star. go
ACCT. bookkeeper. once mgr. de-
sIres position, perm. or temp, mar
ried, exper. CIR. 3-0131.. 20
MAN, colored, wants Job as. dish
washer or general kitchen helper
NO, 7-0669.
YOUNG MAN (spanishl, seeks Job;
was paint. and elec.. coutr,: knows
carpty,, refgr.; was Govt. clerk: has
transport; also seeks apt. in exch
for work, pu: 7-1315. 20
accounts receivable
or payable, Is yrs. legal aecountins
background; local refs: avail. Nov
81; small business preferred; free
70 travel. Boy SID. Star; ~ =,
grocery clerk or any other Job,
Willing to work. DI. 7-7333. 20a
COLORED MAN as waiter. bellhop
PIX or eyelator opr.: nightwork
after $40 pm, 10. 2-b624. Sat
after 6 PM: all day Sunday. 2O'
Evening star., 1955-11-19
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

WHITE COUPLE without children,
TO take care Of 2 small apartment
briidinEg. Free rent, 1-bedroom
apt; eood NV. section. VIII not
fake f.ll time. Call Mr.. Middle
ton, WEAVER BROS. NC Dl.
Man Spg AND WIFE. colored. to care for
nearby Md. farm estate; Salary WITH
room and board. SP. 4-5S14. ---2l
ACTORS and stage technicians. Tor
repertoire company In Virginia.
OPERATORS - Pleasant
working conditions; good salary
b-day week. IU. 9-9665. 20
CASHIER CHECKER, part time;. ex-
perienced: good pay and working
conditions. Apply BUCKINGHAM
sUPERMARKET, 1898 Rhode Island
CLERK. iIsi K, cigar and drug, 3 niehts
and every other Sun, o'DoN::
NELL's PHARMACY. 14th and
NAN GIspF6dD oR Sge WOMAN IAN for mems wear
alteration shop. capable Of doing
rood, neat work. Apply COHEN6
QUALITY SHOP. lio4 King ST.,
CoGPIE OH II 10 OPERATE lge, roonlns
house: eXper., refs, bond necessary
Phone for appt. NO. 7-S3o3,
EXPERIENCED AUToMoTTvE Z
ROOKKEEPER, Metropolitan Area.
81 DAYS; air-conditioned once.
Company benefits; paid vacation,
All applications confidential, BOX
2l1-B. Star. -~V
Evening star., 1955-11-19

LUGGAGE REPAlRS
JOHN KEYSER, CASE CRAFT
Luggage; trunk and leather repairs;
workmanship guaranteed; reason-
able: free estimate; WA. 7-551o.
Evening star., 1955-11-19
HsLP-DoMEsTIc

CHILD CARE. 8 boys, 2 school-age;
Excel. Excel ssls'; sist' SO vE. sat, :S sun,
COX 1ISfsd kSS d.H.w., u day. 4 hours,
8 days week, Live out. Near buslirie
rS,t1k SsII EN-; s;sst s-sslsis isas. so-4o yrs,
thoroughly experienced for moc.
ram. Must have recent zoe reI'
Liye.inn e or stay some niShts. si "a
G.HW., live in: lovely chevy Chase
home; S3o-S35; 5ls days no sun
day, oil. 4-2919. -la
G.H.W,: i've in. For young married
couple With child. Modern kit. Rel
and exper. required. EN-. 2-s49o.
HousEKEEPER - Good opportunity
for enersetie white person 70 eooK
and manage in Catholic reeIoIy'
salary plus flns living quarters
HOUsEKEEPER. white. 40-55: ref
erences: must live in 8 days; $50
wkly.: 2 children. 8 and Il: eusl-
ness couple. Call XII. 6-2s93n
MOTHERS HELPER. fond Of chm
cren; mod. home, TRANSPORTATION
arranged. MRS. S. LYNN, 717 Sa!em
WOMAN; permanent job. good salary
and working conditions; 5Ia-day
rk.: g.h.w. and child care. Must be
reliable snd have local refs. RA.
WHITE mi II WOMAN, G.Hw.. plain cook :
ing; . adults; live in; $3.50 yrs
Aee. Wo e-445S, 20
COUPLE with references only, man
driving and gardening, woman
cooking and g.h.w. for 2 adults.
excellent quarters. good salary
call IA. T-0464. or RE. T-2I45.
RELIABLE SETTLED white woman
who desires comfortable home IN
country. to live in; light h0usework.
love Young children. friendly dog;
an mod. electrical appliances. Rood
salary: Immediately. FL. 4-601S,
woMAN--white. Care
for . small children for working
parents. Inv: live In. Day on.
Salary open. Ref. Call IA. S-?SOo'
ELDERLY WOMAN, Iieht
housework, care Of 2 school-age
children: room, board. small sal
ary. one who wants home with COL
ored family. TU. 2-0S4D. 80
Evening star., 1955-11-19
GIRL

GlRL
In inspecting and bag
gine, In dry-eIeaning plant: n.
day deck. Apply in person. ULMAN
CLEANERS. 56iS Conn. ave. NV.
20
WOMAN, white, i've in. liEnt house.
vork, child care. good home ana
salary: Immediately. IA. 6-1649.
WOMAN, white. to stay With elderly
smoker. Must furnish refs. sox
yo6NG oGT iIsAabTiY-1nteresting position
with local branch Of national NJ
naneial organization: no experienes
necessary: some tipping essenttAI Al
company BENEFITS. Mr.. GRIFFIN.
IH sTEnog WOMAN. to manage and
clean .sn,.ro TooT,EEs nE 9Nsss6 n9SSs mas1 hs' On
ALERT WOMEN to work In your
neighborhood. earn SSb per VIZ; IN
uncrowded tield; not canvassing.
Leads furn. No exper. necessary
but education and good personality
essential. OF. 4-6963. 10 an. 70
ON and to 0. ewes. .-N
for Christmas. Show genuine ail-
GATOR handbags TO friends at whole
sale prices. GATOR BOWL AID.
rRAbE S6IS AlssssocfaTioN ~ sECY. with
JOURNALISTIC or adv. degree. Room
bI7 Dupont Circle Building. I'll
WANT WOMAN TO manage srn. rmg.
hse. husband empl.), no age limit.
924 N. Y. ave. n.ws 81. a-1lbaa.
WINTER IN SOUTH for refined. am
bilious lady; high school graduate;
opportunity to learn good business.
$500 for LOO days. Box 92-B, Star.
SILVER SPRING. ND. branch Of
large, progressive MORTGAGE bank
ing arm is In need Of an intelligent
and energetic young lady between
81 and 90: business experience pre-
ferred; must be able TO meet the
public and assume responsibility
Write resume Of business back
ground and minimum salary re-
qulrements to Box 492-B, star.
Evening star., 1955-11-19
OFFICE CLERICAL

Of handling figures ae-
eurately; must be experienced; good
starting salary: opportunity for
counts. Apply Mr.. Stewart.
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
Evening star., 1955-11-19

IOA1AJANLE FbEE Aims
JOHN KEYSER. CASE CRAFT
Luggage; trunk and leather repairs;
workmanship guaranteed; reason
able: free estimate; WA. T-551o.
PAINTING. interior and exterior.
CAN anytime. reas. rates. DoMI-
terior. exterior; FHA loan avail;
estimates. JU. a-477I. Ju. 6-4219.
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING. SEN
erai repairs. White mech prompt
service. Mr.. RIDENoUR DU, 4
P4iiSIING-PAPERING. interior = and
exterior. Work guaranteed NO. =
PAINTING, PAPERING. ist-class
workmanship; work done immedi-
ately. Mr.. PoAT. RA. 3s5643:
PAINTING. renl. remodelinE. satis-
LAWRENCE. IA. 5-603I. Ii. 6-S10O.
PAINTING, PAPERING, 5-rm. house.
approx. 500 compl,; int. and ext
painting: white mechs.. lst-clsss
work guar. Free estimates. See US
before you decide. LANE. ia, g.
PAINTING, int. and ext; papering;
IA. 2-2693: after 6, ia. 4-o3l7.
PAINTIgG-color in home. Int. and
ext: commercial and residential;
30 yrs. exper.; no drinking: honest
work; free est. AD. 4-6325: "a
PAPERfNG; $40 and up this week
only; only. 1889 15i ssnfast ssnn wsshsble WASHABLE
PEAsTERING REPAIRS = olu and
new work, lge. and small Jobs, Reas.
White mech. Work guar. JU. s-4l54.
rLAsTERING DONE. patchwork spe-
cialty; all work guaranteed: free
pli}msmBaIhSSG a, And h,'HGaIArNs MATING = Low
Ss' only Mr.. LEE, i''31f WI. s-sso7 20
ROOFING, new work; repairs: gut
ters, sPo,gTt,s;i P,T,;. saTgssntry; s pssintins'
ROOFING, SIDING,-New installa-
iph IL s-sfSos. sffSaiisJ JS Sn ssos1p q 1pes 'i fo0l'
RUGS and upholstery cleaned IN
your home; 1-day service. eau
sToNE W0RK-Retaining walls,
fiagstone patios, walks, cement wrk.
Free est: call TONY. LU. 2-4i3o.
TRASH REMOVING and general
rus WILLIAMS. AID. 4-IpoS. 20'
WATERPROOFING, cement work: 80
years customer satisfaction: free
est, reas, rates, terms. ROBERT
Z. PRICE ASSOC, Ju. S-1550
DON BOMAR CONSTRUCTION co.
Additions and remodeling Of all
kinds: concrete and masonry: guar
Anteed work by est. builder. Free
estimate. Up to 80 months to Day.
Call Mr.. LOCKE, JU. 6-4070.
RMS. COMPLETELY PAPERED or
painted, $40 per rm.; carpentry,
door sanding. tiling. electrical and
Ramoihfs Ronse ffont w0In psinted s SIS spd up.
etc. Eve. and weekend work Is de-
sired, all 1st class. REALTY CON.
STRUCTIoN CO., CO. $4,000; DE.
Evening star., 1955-11-19
sITUATloNs--DoMEsTIc


G.H.W. or mothers helper, Good
refs. colcred girl. Care Of baby.
SP, 3-60T4. -21
GIRL, colored. wants several or 5
afternoons. Cooking, cleaning, child
care. Exper. Tu. 2-6575.
GIRL, eolored. desires job as cook,
babysitter or housework; refs. no,
GIRL. eolored. wants work: nice
laundress. good houseworker,
mothers helper or dayworker. ST
GIRL, colored. wishes Job as mothers
helper or child care: neat; readable
and honest; refs. Ii. 3-Q627. .
WOMAN. on W., soiorsas T,s,,,s desires dayEork Of
perieneed. AD. l-062O. 2Os
C0LORED GIRL. MS. grad: Job IN
sss sapsr.: y rsis III. S snsSsSSs. sn,,SaScsh' nSac