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MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS


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Games To-day
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Bait. a. Boston.
X. c. at Detroit.
Games TsmoFrev
N, Y. ~ Wash.
Cievs AZ Chicago.
Baltimore et Boston,
X c. ~ Detroit.
NATIONAL
Results YESTERDAY
Miiv.. SIS; 81. T.,
So tist game III
innlnGal.
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Games To-day
81 Louis a. Miiv
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Chicago ~ Cinein
Phiia a. PittsburEh
Games Iemerros
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ting suitable job is an important part of
their patients rehabilitation. Conversely,
job dissatisfaction, coupled with other
personal conflicts. can plunge man into
a deep emotional abyss.
We are all too casual about the careers
we pursue. Most Of us seem to drift into
our life's work.
The real pity of it is that much job dis
satisfaction could be avoided. We now
have sound current information about
hundreds of occupations. There are many
competent counselors who, through in
terviews and tests, aid thousands to select
careers in harmony with their interests,
abilities and opportunities.
In the following QUESTIONABLE, we
have concentrated on the psychological
factors of your job adjustment. Check
the items ''Yes, No" or Uncertain.
Then consult the rating box for the credit
given to your answer and place the num-
Der /, or 3 in the column marked
''Your Score" Add up your score and
compare. y
Those who receive unsatisfactory rat
ingS need not conclude that they should
Immediately quit. They would be wise,
however, to analyze the reasons for their
discomfort. Perhaps simple change in
your own attitude is called for.
TW-Il.25-56
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BY WALTER DUckAT

n tall, weIl-dreSSed man in his thirtieS
came bursting into vocational counsel
ing agency short while back.
''Mr. Lewis" he said, you've got to
help me. earn twelve thousand dollars
a year, get four weeks vacation, have
a liberal expense account. The people |
work with are pleasant"
Then what's the trouble?" asked the
counselor.
Il hate my job" said the man.
A Crucial Decision
This case is not as unusual as it sounds.
Salaries, hours, working conditions are
often less important than the answer to
the simple question: do you like what
you're doing?
Vocational dissatisfaction can be Seri-
Gus. Next to choosing mate, the selec-
ton of satisfying job is one of the most
important decisions a person makes.
And little wonder - about half the time
you're awake is spent earning your daily
bread. Most people spend more time at
their jobs than with their families.
A satisfying job may help develop an
effective, well-rounded and buoyant per-
Sonality. The wrong job often turns peo-
pie into bitter and frustrated characters.
PsychiatriSts have discovered that get,
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In

Disseminated with life? Maybe the trouble is
your work. This ingenious quiz supply the answer
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GUARDS

Full-time. part-time and available
on-eail men. ace Is to so, expert
enced and inexperienced: company
benefits. Send full personal history
and photo If possible TO Box 155-M,
star
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HELP WOMEN lcent.l

ASSISTANT BOOKKERPER-TYPIsT,
age 80 to so; small ONCE: 70 days
annual leave. plus sick leave. $3.50
TO 4:30: D-day week, $50 week.
Box 4O-S. Star, 12F
AOCICrA ATrTl nnAMAHEn
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HELP-woMEN
ACCOUNTANTS, JR.
FOR CPA OFFICE

GOOD SALARY EXCELLENT oP.
PgkI gAIII CALL CO. $500 FOR
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JUNIOR EXECUTIVE
Junior Executives
Unusually Interesting
Profession

open for an intelligent individual
Americas fastest growing businesses
ARTHUR MURRAY VIII give q
hours ballroom instructions free in
order to help qualify you for tbs
Arthur MURRAY training program
Please do not apply unless. 22 t.
% college BACKGROUND or equivalent
2 sincere interest in people ana
MENT Starting income. $50 for 80
teaching hours Apply in person
z pm. to o pm. only l0ll Conn
ave NV.
MAINTENANCE MAN, 9Th class i.
cense; salary plus apt: bring ref
erenees Apply 1890 Columbia I'd
NV. MRS. HYATT.
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Stenog,rapher
Merchandising Dept.

An employment opportunity with I
secure and exciting future for younl
and enjoys working with marketing
and research data. Applicant mus
possess initiative to assume soms
responsibilities assisting in an active
and expanding ONCE Company bene.
fits and regular pay increases. Ap.
ply RIM 602, $40 am. to $3.50 m
weekdays; 3 am. to noon Saturday
No phone calls,
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CLERK-TYPIsT. In small. pleasant
once; b-day week; no exper. neces-
sray. RIM 40S. Colorado Bldg {.
18th and @ SITS NV.
CLERK-TYPIsTs FIRE insurance Of
nee; good starting salary. regular
increases; 5-day wk; Ice once
bldg Replies confidential. Call DE,
2-6bOO, or apply Suite 7lg Dupont
Circle Bldg, 1876 Conn. ave. 9.5.
CLERK-TYPIST, TO train for book
keeping mach perm. Apply End n.
ll22 Eye 81. NV.
CLERK TYPIsT--Excellen oppoT-
tunity for a good typist good start
ing salary, 4U-hour work week.
weeks vacation each wear. company
disqualification and group insur-
ance. interesting work and con-
yenient location Apply 70 3, 2.
lister CO., 1917 X st. NV
CLERK-TYPIsTs-2 q temp. and /
perm Expef, salary open. Con-
structlon. and equip. house 5-day
VIZ, Paid vac group hosp. Call
MRS FOSTER DU 1900. Mon.
CLERK-TYPIST, experienced In the
automobile business; good salary,
disqualification. paid vacation. 5iz-
LINGION CORP. See MS Lee.
CLERK -TYPIST - Permanent post
ton, national corporation. plcasant
WORKING surroundings experience
and good telephone voice required
35-hr. week sroup Insurance anc
paid vacation; age 20 % 40 Call
MISS SMITH VA. s-OiO4.
CLERK TYPIsT. good telephone
voice. 5-daY week SEE Mr. Tired
way, CHAMBERS FUNERAL HOME,
1900 Chaplin ~. nv
CLERK TYPIST
Excellent opportunity for clerk
iygst between. the agss % : ana 3i;
ToNoDME ASSOCIATION, 1919 q
&c nv. RIM fDf
RK-TYPIsT. exper.
office worker; ability to
handle busy phone, 30-45
yrs. Of age. Good salary and
excel. opportunity for flu
Iture. Ref. req. Report for
interview Sat, Q I'll 2. NAN
HAITIAN OFFICE EQUIP
MENT, $50 New York ave.
NV.
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REAL ESTATE

Salesman for D. c. properties We
supply all properties and leads.
Earnings in excess OF $4,000. Only
thoroughly experienced man need
apply. Call or write Box 293-R, Star
REFRIGERATION SERVICE MAN
experienced in freeZers Gail AID
4-ts41 9 70 IL am, NO DRINK
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TV-Radio Repairman

Good cay for exper. man. no. 2-e777
Tv REPAIRMAN, outside calls: car
furnished DOWD'S TV.. 44IS
Conn. ave NV. EN-. 2-7300.
Nv SERVTCEMEN t2), experienced
nenehman and outside serviceman.
car Turn. perm. lob. good pay: vac
and other benefits. AID. $4,000
TYPEWRITER MECHANIC, must
know electrics; top pay. Call I'm.
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ASSISTANT MANAGER

Wonderful opportunity for smart,
alert. fashion-minded woman to
assist manager in popular-price
downtown millinery shop. Good OPP
portunity and salary with chances
for advancement. Tel. RE. 7-9401
MRS, BREWER
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cLERK-TYPIsT. in small, pleasant
once; b-day week; no exper. neces-
sray. RIM 40s Colorado BLDG.
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INSTRUCTION. COURSES
REPAIRS end stRvIcEs


ADDITIONS and femodsiinE. hone
iugDFoVs meut. cafperirg contract,
feslcfDt.ai Or taWml over 90 rff'
eTlef fee estimsisl 10 f-eD0s.
ADDITIONS. attentions after for
tlaf extra room fca need. CAL on
Eglller cfHfiaUfu under rdf re-
ac0nAbiIlfy oJalifg fen0dfiing
wltb bxckgfgand - - tearg
eNEefience Free eftlmatef. tsfMs
80iN
ADDITIONS Add Rooms. 4 bath,
root o. bgild = hons Estimatess
eef ant Notfirf On. Fff -
SaF cRCH ROADS DEvEtyp.
NEaT co ~ 1910. "a 4.sff7.
ADDITIONS. safpsntrg. iarss %
anal 10 ilif repair. cfment. tTiff
uork afT frpe nom repair Cal
an tinf 70 S-te5s, NJ S.ef3f,
III. z.1pb.
tconiinSsd % EsSi psssj
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statesmen

BOX AIR, STAR
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OFFICE MANAGER

Sales telephone ability essentiai
Hours, 3 TO ! pm, Monday throuef
Friday: guaranteed salary with op
portunitg for increase. Phone MRS
MORGAN, DI. 1888, Q 10 / pm.
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STATESMEN

Young men between 90 and az
years OF age. seeking insurance as 4
career permanent work. car h 4
necessity; salary while being trained
70 sell MEMBERSHIPS and insurance
ior an established stock Company.
Apply II PIERCE. KEYSTONE
h ~, CLUB. 1913 Conn
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Junior Executives
Unusually Interesting
Profession

Open for an intelligent individual
who wants a future in one Of
Americas fastest growing businesses
order to help qualify you for the
Arthur Murray training program
Please do not apply unless: 90 to
30. college BACKGROUND or equivalent.
sincere interest in people and a
desire for PERSONAL ADVANCE
MENT Starting income. sos for 80
teaching hours Apply in person.
z pm. to 2 pm. only. 1011 Conn.
ave. NV.
LEGAL SECRETARY for half day;
preferably afternoon. Box 54-S.
Star. 12'
MANICURIST; S45 per week guar
antee: 5ls-day week. RALEIGH
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MASTERS

III G ST. NV.
SALESWOMRN, white, for general
saleswork in drugstore. ExpeT OF
not. Full or part time. No Sun
days Apply WHALEN DRUG
AGENCY, l401 II st. NV
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statesmen

statesmen
Leading service organization seek,
aggressive salesmen for WashinEior
territory We oiier unparalleled on.
portunities for advancement In an
phases OF our business. The limit
70 your opportunities viii be self.
IMPOSED. All employe dement's. W.
going places. For appointment. eai
Mr. HARRY ROBERTS. al Nl
1851 between p am. and 5 D mi
Wednesday. November IA thrnrch
Friday, November i6,
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
exper 'ubricatlnn man, white. over
mgsf have lccal references uN
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Must BE- experienced ~ lu6fication
eoNSoRs fsc- e7ei Ssylor "a
sERyICE STATION ATTENDANT
fu.l tine Cal BRADsHAW's TFy.
AGO eERVfcE. IA, s-g31A
sERyiCE STATION ATTENDANT,
5ieAny reliable white mFn 0vsl
% ysafs pa experienced ~ igbrl.
sation Married men preferred
STEADY uerk with guod salary be,
work and 70 l2 pm. Vicinity .,
walter Reed Hospital. Cal aftel
pms III 2-3i2f
sERviCE STATION MN WANTED,
good ealnry. . DAYS q ueek mus
nave % G cperafcf's permit ar
reference from former enploVer
Johnny HREElxAR's TExAcc
eKRvIcE STATION. 2oth 81. AM
Neu Ycrk ave. nv.
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WE NEED 2 MEN for collection
WORKMAN for telephone; must be
experienced a. least as outside man
inexperienced person may apply
for the outside position. Good pay
usual company benefits. Apply in
person or can for appointment,
REGIONAL FINANCE CO. 321l r.
/. ave. Mount Rainier, Md, HU
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hELP--WoMEN
MEAT WRAPPER. experiI

MEAT WRAPPER. experienced. "a
work full time in supermarket
Apply in person, BUCKINGHAM
SUPER MARKET. 1923 Rhode
Island ave ne.
MEDICAL MISUNDERSTANDING
to work in once Of > tnternists
employing 8 ONCE aides. Typine,
routine blood counts, urinaiysis,
venipuncture. Starting salary open
alternate Saturday mornings
Phone d. 7-4206 weekdays only
NURSES, PRACTICAL white, under so.
for day work Private sandtarium
nearby Md. Must be experienced
and prefer to live in. VIII. 6-5.222
NURSE, reg, white, under IS, fol
busy physicians ONCE in Sc. area
1 good hrs, excel working condS
top salary. must be neat and pleas.
4 ant: some tipping ability helpful
4 Logan $4,000.
NURSERY AID TRAINEES; 12-mo
certified child care training course
\ live In only: cash allowance; age:
v " 2 S yssrs H TMhIlpEhfS A, SIn
Hill I'd. ne, LA. $4,000
OFFICE MANAGER
Sales telephone ability essential
Hours, 3 TO ] pm, Monday throuef
Friday; guaranteed salary with op
lportunity for increase. Phone MRS
MORGAN, Df. 1888, 3 10 / pm.
PAYROLL CLERK
For construction company. shaw.
Walker system. Must be capable O,
preparing quarterly tax returns
Call ST. 3-22T1 FOR appointment
PIX OPERATOR
/ Position available Immediately fol
q young lady with prior training ane
experience on switchboard. Mini.
mum tipping speed Of 40 w.p.m
necessary 5-day week. attractive
salary. disqualification and life in.
surance plans, 2 weeks vacation ant
other company benefits. Call MR.
RAMSEY, DI. T-S464.
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CASHIER
MCLEAN GARDENS
CLERK

Automobile title clerk. must
be experienced: good salary
and working conditions, air.
conditioned once; unusual
company BENEFITS. Resident
Bethesda Chevy Chase area
desired but not necessary.
Call Mr.. LEE. OIL. $1,000.
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HILP WOMEN lcenl. }
SAI.ESI. AnIES

Exper.. ladies' ready-to- and
accessories. new dept; chance for
advancement. employees are entitled
to purchase at wholesale prices. Ap-
ply sat. only from 1872. See Mr..
rrank
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HELP MEN AND WoMEN

CLERK, for tobacco and drug eoun-
ter D nights; exper. only with rec.
reis, GALLUDET. Ii 0-ssss.
LAB. TECHNICIAN, registered o.
non-registered. for medical clinic
fg-hr week. % days annual leave
hehsive medical and hospital
coveraRe for self and dependents
Elk 3-593s.
OPTiCIAN. experienced dispenser
ana benchn1an for medical clinic
- GAYS annuai leave, 10 days
Alck ieave per year. med. and hose
coyerhee. salary commensurate with
experience. Call tx 3-5D3s for
apDt
TEACHER, experienced. end Grade,
~ n .sIOup, cooperative school.
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HOUSEWIVES

MAKE your spare hours enioyabl
and Profitable Sell popular new
CORT cosmetics in your neighbour
mood High earnings can be Your
from nov until Christmas. Phon,
DI. 2-5253. nj
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Real ESTATE Salesman

ASNCA AoSS@NN
We have opening for experienced
man or woman as addition 10 our
present sales staff. If you are con-
sidering a change. 1t win be worth
your while to investigate our propo-
sition, Call MR.. WAGNER. ARFAX
REALTY. JE. $4,000.
REAL ESTATE SALEsMEN---4 are
needed for expanding ONCE linen
or women: parking, full Office CO.
operation. Call Mr.. Peoples, Ju
49, ore cii0o ave eli Sing Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-10

AITERAIIONIsT. experienced Help
~ counter xiTi for drg.ciear =
store 5000 salary See MRS ~
IeV 18th 81 nv after am
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SALES AND SERVICE
ENGINEER
Aviation Electrical
EouiDment

manufacturers.
JACK & HEINTZ, INC.
DI. 7-5514
ALESMAN for mems haberdashery
and clothing shop. Permanent posi-.
ton. LONDON CUSTOM SHOP
1851 u st. NV.
SALESMAN - Experienced institu.
tional wholesale grocer; route open
car allowance: me opportunity fol-
qualified man. Box 311-M, Star
SALESMAN. business machines, IN
ternational lines. Call MR.. LAM
PHIER. UN. Abs.
SALESMAN, for part-time selling il
mems clothing store. Apply WEB.
STER CLOTHES. 1912 r st. NV
SALESMAN. furnishings and sports.
wear. excellent opportunity fol
young man with some experience
preferably in selling quality mer.
ehandise in better mems wear store
Apply MR. HARVEY, UNIVERSITY
SHOP. l3lS G st. NV.
SALE SMAN- DECORATOR. fine lin.
Of draDeries, bedspreads and up.
holStery, must have car and exper
estimating. RA. 3-I419. Interview
confidential
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nELP-WoMEN
CTERK-TYPTST

Thoroughly experienced in general
once work. Permanent position,
good salary: paid vacation: discount
PRIVILEGES: 5-day wk. Apply to Mr.
HOUSE & HERMANN
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-11-15

less than par and accrued in
terest in the aggregate amount
Of $3.50, 900 90, dated the first
DAY Of December, 1855. Such
bonds shall bear interest at the
rate of percent per annum,
payable semi-annually on the
first day Of June and Decem-
ber Of each year, beginning on
the first day of June, 1857.
Provided, however, that bids
for said bonds may be made for
a different rate Of interest in
naultiples of u Of / percent.
Said bonds are issued for the
purpose of Construction of ad-
diuonal elementary fireproof
classrooms at the Russell Ele.
mentary School. purchase of e.
quipment therefor, remodeling
OF existing fireproof facilities,
and purchase Of land, and under
the authority OF the laws Of O.
hio, particularly the uniform
Bond Act, and in accordance
with a certain resolution author
izing said bonds, passed Novem-
Der IL, 1856. Said Bonds were
voted November 6, 1856, and
are payable from unlimited tax
es.
Said bonds shall be numbered
from / to 100 inclusive, shall
be In the denomination of $1,000
90 each and shall be due and
payable as follows. $1,000. 90 on
December l, 1858 to 1879 inclu-
sive, and $6OO0.OO on December
/, 1880.
Both bonds and interest will
be payable at the legal deposi-
tary presently the First Ma
tional Bank of Burton, Burton.
Ohio. Each bid must be accom-
panied by certified check pay
able to the Board of Education
of the West Geauga Local
School District for not less than
percent of the amount of the
bonds herein offered, said check
to be forfeited as liquidated
damages in the event of default
on the part of the bidder. All
bids will be considered and an
award made at 800 o'clock D.
m. EST, December 10, 1856, !;
provided, however, that the
right is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
A transcript of proceedings
evidencing the legality thereof
and the printed bonds will be
furnished promptly. The pro-
ceedings for this issue have
been taken under the supervis-
ion of Squire, Sanders and
Dempsey, Bond Attorne eys,
Cleveland, Ohio, whose approx
ing opinion may be obtained by
the successful bidder at his ex-
penSe.
Bids should be sealed and en-
dOrSed bid for School Build
ing Bonds.
Dorothy E. Telischak
Clerk
/ November IL, 1856. 3c48
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BY Nellie G. Adams
TeIenh0ne 6-62eQ

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Arm
strong of Cleveland were din
ner guests Of his mother, Mrs.
Grace Armstrong on Sunday the
28th.
The W.S.C.S. Tea will be held
at the church on Wednesday af-
ternoon, November 81, with
Mrs. Gerre Adams and Mrs.
Ella Mae Motil hostesses.
In the sales contest conducted
by the Cleveland office of the
New York Life insurance Com
pany, Phillip Adams, an EN-
ployee OF the company, was a.
warded top honors. This enti-
ties him and his wife to thea
ter party at the Hanna, followed
by a dinner party with the gen.
eral manager and other Of
ticials at Wade Park Manor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Pitorak
have returned from their honey
moon trip to some of the East
ern states and to Canada. They
wish to thank all who In any
way helped to make their we'd
ding and reception the pleasant
affair it was. They are now
"at home" in their new home
in Huntsburg and will be glad
to have any of their friends
call to see them.
Mrs. Richard Slagle was
called to Pennsylvania on Thurs.
day of last week by the SER
ious illness of her father, Mr..
Guy Fishel Of Apollo, Pa, who
spent some time in the Slagle
home during the past summer
He is now critically i'll in the
hospital at Tarentum, Pa. Mrs
Mabel Miller, another daughter,
has also been to Pennsylvania
to see her father and Mr.. Slagle
motored there on Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Evans and daugh.
ter, Mrs. Duane Collier Of Men.
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LEGAL NOTICE

Sealed bids will be received
by the Trustees of the Board
of Public Affairs of the Village
Of Chardon, at the office Of the
Village Clerk-Treasurer until
twelve o'clock noon EST. No
vember 30, 1856, for furnishing
approximately 200, more or less,
frost bottoms, straight reading
dialS in gallons. Meters shall
conform to the latest standard
specifications Of the American
Water Works Association for
cold water meters. Bidders shall
state catalog number and type
Of meter quoted.
Each bidder shall submit with
his bid certified check, or
bid bond. in an amount equal
to five go percent of the bid,
payable to the Clerk Treasurer
Of Chardon Village, as surety
that if the proposal or bid be
accepted, a contract will be en-
tered into, and satisfactorily
secured, with the said Village.
Address proposals to Jennie
G. Davidson, Clerk-Treasurer,
106 S. Hambden ST., Chardon. O.
hio", endorsing thereon IBID to
Furnish Water Meters.
The Trustees of the Board of
Public Affairs reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
BY order OF the Trustees of
the Board of Public Affairs.
Jennie G.. Davidson
Clerk-TreaSurer 2c47
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THE RECORD, cHARDoN, ONO, NOV Is, 1s5e-5

evening, November 20 at eight
o'clock. Mr.. Ed Graham VIII
speak on the boy scout work
and will show colored films on
same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Chace
of Windsor were calling on Mr..
and Mrs. Burt Kne and Mrs.
Nellie Adams on Sunday even
ing Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Haffner
and family Of Champion were
guests Of Mrs. Lena Graham
and son John on Sunday.
Mrs. Noreen Buell. who was
again in Brecksville Sunday af-
ternoon to see her husband, E.
H. Buell., reports him as not so
well.
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NOTICE OF
PUBLIC HEARING

For the establishment OF rules
and regulations for the construc-
ton of streets, curbs, storm
sewers. etc. as proposed by the
Council of the Village of Char
don.
Notice is hereby given that
a public hearing will be held
at The Thrasher House on the
18th day Of December, 1855, re-
lative to the adoption of rules
and regulations concerning stan
dards and specifications for the
construction Of streets, curbs,
storm sewers, ETC., within the
corporate limits Of the Village
of Chardon, Ohio as proposed
by the Council Of said munich
pality.
This notice is published in ac-
cordance with Rev. Code ILL.,
10.1.
BY order of the Council of
the Village of Chardon.
JenniS c.. Davidson
Clerk-Treasurer 2c47
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-11-15
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids will be received
at the office of the Clerk of the
Township of Hambden, Geauga
County, Ohio, until 1900 o'clock
noon, Eastern Standard Time
December 10, 1856, for furnish
ing electric street lighting SER
vice in accordance with the ap-
proved specifications and lamp
location plat on file in said Of
flee.
Each proposal must comply
in detail with said specifications
and plat and must be accompan-
led by a certified check drawn
on some solvent bank in the
amount of One Hundred Dol
lars ($1OO. .OOD, payable to the
Township of Hambden, Geauga
County, Ohio as a guarantee
that il the proposal is accepted,
the bidder will enter into a con-
tract In accordance herewith,
whereupon the check will be re-