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NELR--MEN

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vacancies;
E E;sV XdcY ~ is4i Q 4. Re. a.5sSss.
rENIcHcIAN, dependable. mature
ordnance testing at dainesyilie. Va,
tation backgfound helpful; Good
starting salary. excellent opportn-
nifty for Advancement: b.day. 10.
hour week. ATLANTIC RESEARCH
CORP Alezs ,s: Apply Y per- per-
s Sss. soi P r. Go MlaasSa st. ant3 Alex
TEcHNlcIAN, age 1880, for lsb-
sfiloe9lne: 4 last s ses q CO..
iege chemistry or laboratory exper.
required. salary open. Apply u
Friday. eoi Il. columbus st.. Alex
THE Settlers AND HELPERS. Can
after 9 pm. Whitehall 6-7l17.
TREE MEN-win train g IL meme .s.2.
fs Inc sssry Win Chance Ur ssnss
ton In salary and position. For
interview cali Oh. a-SiSS. 20
TRUCK DRIVERS. white. local turn
moving: 50 70 81 hf. after training
period: 500 minimum cash bond
REQUIRED. LU. 1-a446. %
TRUCK MECHANIC: must be expert
enced On lgas and dieSel Have own
hand tools, vacation and and i EsIT,
liza Flerids ave. me-. Ii. $1,000,
~. BENGHiSSxN. 8 yrs. expert sioe
VII. or more. PENN TV CO., COS
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HrLp WoMEN

cLERK-TYPIsT, white young lady,
- X. IS, Tor Dermanent position
with life insurance company; ex-
sonai interview. 1875 Conn. ave.
cLERK.rYPIsT, under so. s-day
3TN-hr. Wk.. Knowledge Of short
h a.n. A AsAgfgi yFe ss 4, nj tr nnssssssIy
ssI,s 5sI iifS st. nv. o. can Ma
cshs ssys; sbS P Pesrcs. FfeMsil FT
1884 Wilson blvd, Arl. IA. $4,000
CLERK.TYPIgTs-oood personality
and typine ability; vic. Of 18th and
ss2. MANLxofgMEsNT : consul
TANTs, INC, Suite 600. 1906 9
CLERK-TYPIsF, b-day VIZ; apply
ct STANDARD CIGAR q TOBACCO
CO.. Al Eye ct. ne. 30
CLERK-TYPIsT, under 35: for ma
tional publication. Accuracy with
figures important: 6-day. A0-houT
week: vacation. insurance. hospital
ization paid. Starting salary &C.
sSssaes e e.i hi0i NJ Fiisssss9s' b BIZ
cLERK-TYPIsE. ase open. vsriet,
Of Pals Church area. days. ST
sal, $50. MANAGEMENT CON-
suLTANTS. INC. Suite 500. l40o
q st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIsT, so words per min.
preferably with mortgage loan ex-
perienee: hours. 3 TO B. t-daY week;
peid vacation and sick leave. Apply
l722 L st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIsT. under as. for ad-
yertising research department Of
national news magaEine- Should
enjoy working with figures and de-
tail. Good working knowledge. OF
arithmetic essential, Some calculat-
ing.machine experiences desirable.
Some typing also. required. Pleas
ant working conditions and many
company dement's. Cal d. $4,000,
Ext. 263. between Q am. and 5
CLERK-TYPIsT, part time; assist
CEERK -fYPIsI, under 80. for typ
inR Invoices and maintaining re-
cords IN circulation department Of
newspaper once; 5-days 40-hour
week: paid vacations. hospitaliza-
ton and life insurance. Call Mr..
PERRY. ct DI. 1882. I'd
CLERK-TYRIST: pleasant surround
ingS; salary commensurate with
ability. located In Fairfax Co. BOX
c aiai A:.T aRifIIi auto .i.l. s.psr 8.
Arlington: S6b. POTOMAC EMPL.,
oil King st., Alex, XII. D-6O55,
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MAN WANTED
WITH CAR

nauandAhie no exuAfteuc0 neceR-
ssry Apply 1907 G; ave. nv
MEN tel, between. 2b-4O yrs, fol
dry cleaning and laundry .rotte
Days, cali IA. 7-00i6: syes., 10
v i,ssas' MA. u,,,. !. .s,o,, s
Eng mains SsPs Mn NicH Ra.lS5S
y ~, n,s -. a. a. =. -, -
SaTds.is stors: Good s.sf,lns i ssI:
edEoRdgp I, sRowN.. 'ssSos n. FAR ar
YOUNG MAN. truck driver and ware
housemsIi. Amply In person, between
pm. and 4;30 pm, 2009 9Th
Ct. NV. -~6
vnuNf. MAN vantsA far relatl
ssundry and dry cIsanins store
ss,, /; IS, &c sssss. + g,l
MsS13nEn1s IN ~ LAuNpHx ~
YOUNG MAN. for in.srsstins york
Sssfs ssSIssA hsipiaI but pot NC -
CURED many company BENEFITS s
gu M: AAhLks. "a. 7-s4Hsz'
rsg sSi ) "a, IEssEgssEEsTrPs ,,l p
MSS -FOUR VOCATION, shor,
Experienced, white, age si-35
Able 10 work quickly. Good health
personality and neat appearance.
Aish school educstton: IefeEeaees
week. No sat. Or sun. STEADY
Mes iS'ms unitorms H'A and s' Vacation Ssn
RsoySs;s Sassep Mrs st Rs;
full particulars. FoQp SERVICE
MANAGER, Box 1917. Silver sprinR'
Nd. ~
msnt traiilee ~ Aee 1880 Vet.
eran. General once work II
rental dent. al lae' real estate OF.
earisation. EXCELLENT opportanlty
s sseRsSs posti q sss yBhs
Starring salary. $40. MANA0E-
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HELp-WouM

MAID. for iine ladies' apparel shop,
a z. 20 20 TO q, peat: intslltfsnk ps q
1910 = st. nv.
Trained 20 b saissiady. AnriS
CONNIE fashions. 500 i4ih e,
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NiLR--MIN

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
PM. to 8 Am, SALARY plus con,
mission. NooNAN,s SUNoco
SERVICE. 1850 Nichols ave. Sc.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Whlss. ass ~ 70 4. e. I lcesi .i Esis.
S man SO per ar BMIps conn SHho sSS
EERVicE STATION wis. ave. and
River I'd. NV. --b
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
experienced in luhrIcation and
minor repairs, Apply RIGGS PARK
TExAco, eco Rises I'd. ne. No
sl RRShis saii ssrATioN ArTENpaST.
white. excellent opportunity Tor ex-
perisnssS service station aes. stten GIANT
Insurance and other company BEN
efits; chance cor adyancement. See
Mr.. Ridings, PARKWAY MOTOR
Co. 3040 NJ st. NV, AID, s-olsi.
Service Station Attendant
steady reliable man over rs; must
be sxpesieneed IN fabrication. TO
S spI q .. ehc aa near lna w sds
Reed Hospital. Cali after 2 pm.
Tu. 2-3124 30
sHEETasEfAI MECHANICS. must
be experienced; good pay, good
working conditions: sober AND Ie.
HOME HEATINo co. Lee hwy,
s hasIE5lnsi soc K NAlLEss = REPORT
With tools 70 Harry 0osman;;
SHRINE CLERK, white, are 81
35: typing helpful; real future: good
s iisao1sEEsjs aLLikssi jSSot :;x.er,epc.d A,
ting chiidrenis shoes: top salary.
vacation, disqualification. Apply
T0e2 wisconsin ave, Bethesda. Nd.
or STAG Wilson blvd, Arlington
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Retired Men

ReClfeQ Men
Who Want to Supplement
Their Income
In our business gray hair
Us an asset, age is no bar
Irier. You can earn $50 to
500 a week. Car necessary.
This Is a permanent and
Idignified position with an
old local concern. Come in
and let US tell you about 1t.
See MIR. ABSHER, Wednes-
or Thursday, $50 to IL noon,
or 1850 to 4 pm. Suite 500,
woodward Bldg.
Attention, Young Men
IF YOU ARE A HIGH
SCHOOL GRADUATE, q
TO 20 YEARS OLD, AND
HAVE A CAR, YOU MAY
QUALIFY FOR A CAREER
THAT PROVIDES TRAIN
ING TO BECOME ONE OF
OUR BRANCH MAN
AYERS. GOOD STARTING
SALARY, EXCELLENT
COMPANY BENEFITS,
AND AUTO ALLOWANCE
WITH FUEL FURNISHED.
THIS is NOT SALE s
WORK. APPLY IN PER-
SON TO MR.. HOFFACKER,
1903 RHODE ISLAND AVE,
MT. RAINIER, Md, OR TO
MR.. CHARLES DECKER,
2o21 N. MOORE ST, IN
RoSSLYN, VA.
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HILn.MfA
TV SERVICEMAN

For outside work. With. or yithopi
Shsncs At @ make GOOD moi money s-s q
steady all-Year lob. Call Mr.
LEWIS. II. 1855. 81
nv TECHNICIANs co, .expers !
inside bench man. outside. Sal
aries open. POTOMAC EsiPL
AocY. 1884 Wilson Blvd, Arl.
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hELP-MEN

MAN. approximately 40 years old.
10 supervise and expedite constTuc-
ton Of buildings for an. expanding
chain. Architectural and construc-
tion experience important. Must
cover six States. Own car unneees-
sary. Apply In person to Mr.,
BROWN. 5000 Pennsylvania. ave.
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administrative Secretary

Young chemical engineering research
orgSnization needs intellieent and
capable young E0man between %
and 35 for administrative and per:
sonnet secretary. Good tipping and
shorthand required. Experience In
Standardization and PERSONNEL help
ful, This position offers outstand.
ausiincafions; I-day. 40.hour week
salary open. ATLANTIC RESEARCH
CORP. Alex, Va. Apply IN per-
Friday. 96f n. Columbus st.,
ASSISTANT MAsAaER Iady,s spe.
fi or E ssisssdy oppsssu1Msy
EAU NhAhsA sI5sr sas lStS &
manicurist and shampoo girl; 5
Ioosu5isE MoosRg BHAuT fSini ssIo 81
B04 itth st. NV. NE. 2-a41n. IA
BEAUTIC1AN. part time or full
time. Georgia ave. mr.. Walter
Reed: steady job. OIL. 4-54sl;
BEAUTICIAN, man or woman. mod
ine for woman hair styiist with
some following. Also shampoo
iIlanieurist. Excellent oppor. for
right person. Good salary and
comm. Apply 37l3 Newark st. nv
BEAuTIcIAN. man or woman. hair
stylist, salary and commission; ex-
cellent working conditions: heauti-
tyl modern salon. 1885 r st, nv
BEAuffiYY OPERATOR, top salary.
commission paid; vacation, b-day
BEAUTY OPERRTORs, hair stylists,
Yeceptionist. manicurists. Top guar
antee and commission. JU. b-hIa3:
!, sUndsy, ~ S-52S7. r..... -,
$65. POTOMAC EMPL., Oil King
st., Alex, Kl. 0-6066, %
n0OKKREPER, experienced. pble.
entry system, general ieager. TX
celleTt pAy and WORKING conditiQns.
B6 eoK ~ sTENoGRAPHFR-
Public. Eelations once Of nstionel
oFgenisaticn IssuiEss services 81
double entry boosIst,DiSs, sy22inHs
a Ssai teessiii 81. 's5.soai ' ior p 3.
seSSS1aRsKkssRRiPEE-TYPIsr. 70 work
part time In business once Of ex-
elusive school: permanent, hours l
to $3.50 pm, daily: hot lunch fur
ntshed: SALARY cnmmenguTate with
ablllty. Write boz 29-V. Star.
stating ase. Qualifications and e.
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MAID

white: hotel rm. maid for high-eIasl
HorE d lor o Sg7Ias ., snd A $500
$500 Wis. ave, bet. $50 am. and
~ noon, and 6-0 pm.
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OPPORTUNITY

We are building . new program t.
build MsnaGenlent. We need YOuhs
men 2b-35, with COLLEGE education
o. equivalent 70 start IS. Geld au.
salary and wonderful oppoftunit,
for advancement for Q man Whi
has m automobile and Ia willipg K
travel. Our representative win be In
WASHINGTON October IL through IA
II interested In interview. writi
Personnel Department. r.. o. Be,
o6, New Orleans, La, AL replies
will be held confidential. B
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The Evening Star
18th and Pa. Ave. NV.
CASHIER

Must be thoroughly experienced on
MGR 1000, Starting salary, $15;
permanent. Apply REGAL. I'll 9TH
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HgLP WOAEN tceas.l
ACCOUNTING CLERK
High school Graduate

Experienced or Inexperienced
immediate, permanent Iebs; -. ss s.ss
S MANUAL ana Machine work: 10 typ,
ing: 6-day week: hours. 0-6: reg
uiar pay increases: sickness ami
retirement benefits: ages. 1880
Cali Ma. 10000. Ext. 2s6. for ap
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK
expsr pref; operate g1dsTy ss !.
kMPL., 1884 Wilson blvd, Ar
Addressograph Operator
experienced with 1900 model. AUTO
matte feeder and eraphotype; 3b'
c cIilf MRS mSs1s sNiTH. ~ s.ssos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-05

BOOKKEEPER a.
CLERK-TYPIST ~
POSITIONS NOW OPEN IN
HEADQUARTERS OFFICE
OF NATIONAL FINANCE
COMPANY. OUR COM
PANY rs GROWING
FASTER EVERY DAY AND
WE OFFER A BRIGHT
AND PROFITABLE FU-
TURE. EXPERIENCE RE-
QUIRED - pleasant
WORKING CONDITIONS
IN AIR CONDITIONED
OFFICE. 5-DAY, 35-HoUR
WEEK - LIBERAL COM
PANY BENEFITS. APPLY
IN PERSON, SUITE 416.
RING BLDG, 18th AND M
SITS. NV.
1 SlSd.; So. RoSTxohiXc S 2siPi.. 1854
B St'iaRr slSf Ali aad IA SIs oPs
IdC:y.s ss54 Wilson blvd, Arl..
BsoHok ailaSpix MACHINE ORR,
Lee hwy. ; daysi $50. PoTo-
MAC EMrh5oc oe gss4 wilson D'Fe''
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Accounts receivable. Experienced viii
Underwood Elliott Fisher bookksep.
ting machine. Permanent poaition
eiits and vacation with pay.
II. HARRIS q CO.. JEWELLERS
1101 = St. NV.
See Mr.. Geraci. 4th Moor efnee
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hlLp-MIN .cea..l
SERVICE MEN
COLLEGE MEN

Local branch Of national eoneerr
expanding operations IN greatel
Wash. area viii employ seyera
young men TO work eyes,, $50,
ESQ pm. Qualified people to re.
ceiye $40 per eve. Interviews l40t
8 &. n NJ. R-E N. saiss 4os TIL $50 pm
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
experienced, Excellent working con
diticns Apply IN person. ESSC
STATION; booi Bradley blvd. Pc
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
white; exper.; refs. required; might
shift; Eroup Insurance. paid yRee.
ton. Apply In person, DAYS GULF
SERVICE CENTER. T3t0 Wisconsin
ave. Bethesda. Nd, --l0
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
must be expef., with references; nc
nights, no sunday work. Apply 4s3i
18th st. NV. 10
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
must be experienced in fabrication
full and part time. CONNORS
INC. 2f21 Naylor I'd. Sc. -
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Wash and polish man. also Tub.
Iiestion man; experience required
Apply HENDRICKS SERVICE STA.
TIQN. $500 Branch ave. Sc. "a
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OFFICE cLERIcALs

csDaSs, e M. handing q ssrss. .s .s
advancement, liberal purchase dis.
s gosISs A ARpMly s ME Stewart. THE
1919 p ST. NV. -6
FIX OPERATOR, Experienced IN
hotel work, permanent work. Al
s e es sH6 bsg5s; Msf s NE Martin
PBx-TYPIsT; Rossiyn; 5 days: e.
per; $50, POTOMAC EMPL. AdCY.,
2334 Wilson blvd, AFL. IA. $4,000.
POSTAL CLERK. white, for substs.
ton In neiahborhaod drugsfofe;
6h-day week. 10. $4,000. --o !
PREssER, fancy. thoroughly sxper :,
for quality cleaning plant. Good
s Sls5y steady sll-year-found work.
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n,ERK-TYPTS'T

CLERK-TYPIST
Interesting and varied work
with large real estate once.
Typing essential, 6-day week,
company dement's. Submit
written resume stating expe-
rience. age. and salary ex-
pected, marked Attention, Mr..
Donald A. Hurst. No inter-
views granted without prior
written resume.
SHANNON Il LUCHS CO
TaA 1Ath nj NV a
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TEcHNIcrANs


Masnayox dealer IN Arlington De;
benehmsn, also another sutside
man. experienced 10 nv. radio and
aldio. Company dement's include
paid vacation, sick leave and hoii-
days; highest salary commensurate
with ability. Completely equipped
air-cond. shop, pleasant workinG
WALKER. a6N5 Wilson blvd, JA.
TffisI with pleasant telephone
n I's RES R. SoH4 no New Ya'1 sy'.
fYPIsT-W ashington 81. 81 so hr.
Alex. XII p-S655. - IS
UPHOLSTERER
Must be experienced. Excellent SAL
ary TO start. Many company bene.
t.Isi Az to ga M FL Barry Z. MAEsiTs
UsHERs. fun and part time;
T 3 !;sIs,I z THEATRE l4th snd
USHER. over II. Apply manager,
HAYWOOD THEATRE, Mt, Rainier,
Nd. after $50 pm. --b
WASHING MACHINE REPAIRMAN,
Experienced automatic washers and
dricrs. Car furnished. DOWp'6.
AIS Conn. ave. -lO
WATCHAIAKER APPRENTICE. to
give estimates BY phone. Unlim. op-
DOR. In watch repairing for inteIli-
gent man with telephone personal.
ity, Good salary, RE. 7-S670. Ill
BOY, eoiered. intelligent; work in
printing shop, Box a6S-A Star.
Boys Young Men
Is years Of age and over. to learn
to set pins plenty Of games and
excellent tips. our regular boys
earn up to $40 q night, earn while
learning. transportation arranged.
Apply between g:30-3;30, l0l4b
Colesville I'd. -Four Corners. Silver
MAN, white. 70 learn pest control.
sales md service. Attractive salary
paid during training period. ABBY
In person. CAPITOL CHEMICAL
CO.. 3255 Prospect ave. NV.
NAN AND WIFE, white .tno ehildrenI
TO work IN and around dos Kennel
prefer map. from country moi. oyer
30 yrs. old; 3 rms, bath. Lying
quarters. must have your own fur.
niture. $3.50 mo. cash, start at
once. permanent, ELPAW KEN
F Ms si-a4 49, ov va -lS Sfs 3. eat
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HOSTESS
MATTRESSES

Experienced. 1st-ciass BACKGROUND
pleasing personality. efficient fol
Washinston's newest restaurant
Apply ARMoN. INC, 1870 O St
NV. Appt. BY phone. DI. 7-3l5S.
HOUSE MOTHER, white, Christian
for Protestant institution, to super
wise boys and Girls school age from
broken homes. Live in. RA
KEY TSGiNi OPERATOR, age 20-40
white, exper. IBM machine: 3 days;
St sal. $50 up depending on exp
MANAGEMENT CONsuLTANTS
! INC suite 900; o., LOO An. @ 4; nv
CHINE. Experience desirable. Pleas
ant ofiees and congenial employees:
5-day week. Liberal employe bene-
9Th fioor, UNITED SERVICES LIFE
INSURANCE. CO.. 1898 Eye st. NV
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p0OKKEEPER
ROOKKEEPER

Assistant needed; sood salary I.
for Mr.. Keller. MARV1N's CREDIT
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RESIDENT MANAGER

For garden apt. project. containing
1874 units. near Rossiyn, virginia.
Applicant must be. thoroughly ex.
perienced in all phases Of apart.
sired. State age, qualifications. ref
erenees and sslary expected. BOZ
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-CLERICA,l,Ll

CLERICAL
The regional once Of the Singer
Sewing Machine Co. In Silver
Spring, Nd. requires one additional
young lady to complete Its clerical
stat. Applicants should have SOME
previous clerical experience and be
interested In permanent employ
Inent, Pleasant working conditions,
s.day, 40-hr, week, company bens-
ilts when ouaified. chance for ad-
10 SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO,
SO45 18th St, Silver spring, Nd.
CLERK, under 80, for general ONCE
work; retail store experience pre-
terred, but not necessary; typine
risht party. CAPITOL FUR SHoP
cLERK, $3.50: general once rou,
tine in receiving once: pleasant
telephone manner; 6-day week: ex-
perience not necessary. 1e2l goth
CLERK iOR WATCH REPAIR DEPT.
Permanent position. GAIT a. BRO.
INC. 607 18th st. NV.
CLERKS
AGE 17-40
Career opportunity with large life
Insurance company; 5-day week; al
CALL MA. 8-45O6
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PRIVATE SECRETARY

! INVITE OEOISG : NM
Exec. v. p. national research and ed-
ucationai foundation Yepresenting
Gross section important American
secretary. possessing initiative, re-
sponsibility and capacity for han.
ding details for busy executive. or
enthusiastically interested In learn
fng these Qualities: must be highly
qualified In stenography; trade as
ISOLATION experience helpful but not
necessary; 35-hr. VIZ: Iettfement
GER, Room eco, 1927 x ct. n.W~
or telephone Elk. 3-423e. %
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-10-06

518 (151-187-18O Al Orient 510
(156-158-179) Joe Jonke sos (187-
170-148). Bill Gaylord sol (139-
178-184).
Four game winners of the
evening were Sugar Bush over
Finch Cleaners. Rimes Truck
ing over knights of Columbus
Bottger Peldner Builders over
Franks Barber shop. Taking
three leaving one was Schin-
agles Super market over Hi
Life.
B0wlerette A League
Ruth Burnett was champ of
the ladies league as she rolled
a 145-178-178 for a sol series.
Mary Ann Cullop took high
single when she ran a 1873 game
her series was 448. OF h e r
good series were, Shirley Hau-
ter 444 (162-138-144) Alice Arm
strong 443 169-133-14D Irene
Opper 440 (170-136-134) Lillian
Macy 423 Q77-132-114 D. Trask
All (127-146-138) M. j. Jonke
4O6 (168-114-124).
-Four game winners in team
competition are, Spears Meats
over Bertke Reality. Bostwick
Store over B v Recreation
Green Lantern Taking three
leaving one was C har r d o n
Springs over Chardon Nash.
Bowletts b League
Mary Koritansky was top
bowler for the B. League Fri
day night with her AIT series
games of 152-132-133. Close at
her back was Millie Chrisman
with a 400 011-158-14O). Scha-
fred 403 Q14-170-119) Marg e
Huranna 381 (138-132-111; Ina
Stone 379 (77-93-109).
-Four game winners of the
night were Sugar Bush over
Haueter Trucking. Zion Service
Station over Cooks Drug Store
Three game winners were Sid.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS


Sealed proposal bids will be
received by the Council of the
Village of Chardon at the Of
flee of the Clerk of said Viii
lage until Monday, October "a,
1855 at IL o'clock noon Eastern
Standard Time, for improving
the below listed streets by paw
ing with asphaltic concrete,
State of Ohio Department of
Highways specifications TBS:
Washington Street from Wa :
ter Street northerly to Center
Street, Cherry Avenue from Wa
ter Street northerly to Center
Street.
Each bidder shall submit with
his bid, a certified check, or
proposal bond, in an amount
equal to five 60 percent OF
his total bid, payable to n e
Treasurer of Chardon Village,
as surety that if the proposal
or bid be accepted, a contract
will be entered into, and salts
factorily secured, with the said
Village Council.
Copies of the plans, speci-
fications and estimates are on
file with the Village Clerk.
Proposals shall be submitted
only on blank forms, provided
for that purpose by the Village
Clerk.
Address proposals to Jennie
C. Davidson, Clerk, Chardon,
Ohio" endorsing thereon PRO
posals for street improv e.
ments".
The Village Council reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids, or any parts thereof.
BY order of the Village OF
Chardon, Ohio;
Jennie c. Davidson, Clerk.
Zeal
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-10-06
Chardon Man EnroIls in NY. Farm College

Joseph Marvin Bender, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth r.
Bender of lit North ST., Char
don, has arrived at the Delhi
Agricultural and T C hnic al
Institute of the State Univer-
sity of New York, where he
has been accepted as a men,
ber of the class of 1857.
Mr.. Bender who is candi-
date for the degree of ASsoci-
ate in Applied Science, in en-
rolled In he Agric ultyre
Division of the Delhi Institute.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-10-06

Woodland 493. B. Stockdal 486.
Dick Bisig 483. Chuch Benline
480.
Gore Inn was the only four
game winners when they took
all from Hambden Builders.
three to one victors were Le-
Roy Grange over I. o. o. F q.
Thompson Mcbride over Arp
Brothers Service Station. Hof-
fman Gulf procucts over B.
G. Crandan Ford Agency.
Wednesday Ladies
Mary Hanks was leading lady
of the lanes when she rolled
a 427 series with games of
(148-152-120. While B. Wolf
was winner of high series, she
ran a ITO game her series was
1893, other high series of the
evening were P. Kosto n Alb
(128-158-132) A. Krips Alb GAS
148-125) G. Rodhe 416 (1O8-145-
1881 K. Rodhe 412 (139-127-146)
B. Nightingale 402 (150-132-120
Rose Loomis 391 (141-136-114)
C. Nugent 1893 (124-135-134) Gla-
Gee 376 111-123-142).
Thrasher Radio took all four
from Spears Motors. Rimes
Trucking took 3 leaving Robi-
son Tractor Sales l. Uptown
Restaurant 3 Chardon Rubber
l. Splitting even with 2 each
were Schinagles Market an d
Chapman Coal.
4
Thursday Early
F. Ears took over champs
corner when he burned the
alleys up for a $50 series for
Early Thursday League. His
games were, 175-166-195. Len
Pentek 486 (176-164-146) Jack
Rodhe 485 172-170-143) r. Seu-
fer ATT Q39-161-170 L. Taylor
469 (159-173-146) Cliff Wedge AGA
166-136-162) B. Rodhe 460 (129-
155-176l K. seufer 454 (143-148,
1851
Three to one victors of the
evening were Chardon Rubber
over Chucks Welding. Culligar
| Soft Water over KiSmet No.
The Junction over Joe's I.G
A. Store. Splitting even were
Kismet No. and Chardon Mo
tors.
Church League
Harry Simmons was the bis
gun for church league with hi
$40 series (207-184-158). His 90
game was high for single. E
HokiS was next in line for ser
les 529 (173-185-17D Bob Hill
SIG 162-170-130 J. Kolenic
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-10-06
Tuesday Tilts B League

Justin Doersam sat in the
champs corner for Tuesday B.
League as he struck tn e m
down for a 502 series (205-152-
148) his 205 game was high for
the single games. Following
with high series were: Bill Bis
ey 497. Russ Williams 493. D.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-10-06
BOWLING BEAT
By Betty Parr

Don Trask laShed out a big
236 game for a 572 series max
ing him top bowler of the week
in both series and single.
Close at his heels was Nc