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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-10-31

with the number to be elected
in parentheSis, are:
AQUILLA VILLAGE
MAYOR O-Otis Creighton,
incumbent.
CLERK Q-Jessie Marthe, in
cumbent.
TREASURER ID - Bernice
Weeks, incumbent.
COUNCIL (6)-Richard Grant
and Betty Parr, incumbentS;
Stanley Novak and Ida Vargo.
BURTON VILLAGE
MAYOR (D-George F. Green
CLERK (D-Betty Mcintosh,
incumbent.
TREASURER Cd - Kathleen
Russell, incumbent.
COUNCIL (6)-Kenneth Nc
Intosh and william T. Clark, in
CumbentS; Adolph Peldner, John
B. Dennis and Howard Vickroy.
BOARD OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS
t3J4Herbert NeiIl and Jack Boil
linger. Mr. Bollinger is, at pre-
sent, a member of council.
CHARDON VILLAGE
MAYOR D-Wain L. Parsons
incumbent; Robert Schneider.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ID -
Jennie C.. Davidson.
COUNCIL (6)-Robert E / d.
ridge, Ludwig Ritondaro and
Harry B. Keenen, incumbents
Bob F. Barnum, Harold T.
Strong, Jack Siebold, Wilson W..
Smith, Leon S. Hall, Phil w.
King, George Deia, Donald G.
Wilson, Ray Mcintosh, Lloyd
Grantham Jr.
BOARD OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS
(3)-All incumbents, Harold I
Holmes, Claude Shreiner, Ander,
son Allyn.
pictures and short biographi.
cal sketches of Chardon council
and mayor candidates may be
found elsewhere in this paper. }
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rent expenses, a renewal of 2.8
mills and an addition Of AZ mills
totaling seven mills or 70 cents
on each 500 property valuation
for five years.
FIRE DEPARTMENT LEVIES
CHESTER - For the fire de-
partment, an addition of 5 mill
or five cents for each 500 vaIua-
ton for five years.
MUNSON - For the fire de-
partment operation and mainten-
ance, an addition of 5 mill or
five cents on each 500 vaIua-
ton for three years.
RUSSELL - For the fire de-
partment, an addition of .O075
mill or rs cents on each $1OO
valuation for five years.
FOR ROADS AND BRIDES
BURTON - For general con-
structfon and for construction
reSurfacing of roads and bridges
three mills or 30 cents ON each
$100 property valuation for five
years.
MIDDLEFIELD - For roads
and bridges, an addition of two
mills or 20 cents on each $1O0
property valuation for five years.
RUSSELL For roads, an
addition of two mills or 20 cents
on each $100 property valuation
for five years.
ZONING
Voters in six Geauga town.
ships will have to decide on zon-
ing issues Tuesday. The town
ships affected are: Nun on,
Claridon, Huntsburg, Hambden,
Thompson and Chardon.
LOCAL OPTION
Local option Qiquor) issues
will be voted on in Hambden
and Thompson Townships.
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Halloween

He knows the tricks yes,
knows them we'll
or, so he does, to hear him tell.
But long before the day was
done,
he had been tricked like every
one.
For, when he Dragged of what
he knew,
he thus invited jokesters to dig
down into their bags of tricks
and find a trick that always
clicks.
There is no trick involved in
compounding prescriptions .
it is purely a matter of COM
bining knowledge and skill. At
this drug store registered phar-
macists have been maintaining
old and making new friends for
better than 11O years. This i'm
pressive record should convince
you that the place to leave ALL
prescriptions is at Cooks Drug
Store, 1927 Main Street, Char
don. Phone 5-3183.
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rem attended a bridal shower al
the home of her sister, Mrs
Marian Tasky, of Cleveland, fol-
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Merritt, OF
Chardon.
The Community Halloween
dance turned out very well, des.
pite the weather. Costume prizes
were awarded to the follow
ing: PrettieSt, Angie Liberia
tore, Jennie Smith, and Jean
McConahy; most origina a l,
Wayne Smith, Jean Sender and
Jessie Marthe; funniest, Marge
Frigic, Carolyn Merritt and De-
lores Engle.
Larry and Gloria Mills, OF
Chesterland, spent the weekend
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Archie Grover, on Berkshire
DR.. On Monday, Mr.. and Mrs.
FRANKIE Svetek and family, of
CheSterland, visited at the Grow
er home.
MIR. and Mrs. James Ram
sey, of Burbank, visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. willard
Parr on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Betty Parr, chairman
of the Boy Scout Council drive
in the village, wishes to thank
all who donated. Her workers
are as follows: Mrs. Archie Gro
yer, Mrs. Emile ESmonde
Pat Lawson, Mrs. Dorothy Rien-
ke, Mrs. Norma KuroSky, Mrs.
Marge Frigic, and Mrs. Angie
Liberatore.
Cub Scout Den 6 met at the
hall on Wednesday, at which
time they waxed leaves to be
used as decorations for Halo.
ween.
Mrs. Pat Lawson and Mrs
Kay Babbitt attended the Cir
Scout Leader meeting in Mentor
again on Tuesday evening.
Dolores Engle and Dian e
Smith won first prize at the rol,
ler-rirrk Halloween party. They
were dressed as Raggedy Ann
and Andy.
Mrs. Julia Dilda will be the
new hall guard for the school
bus children, starting on Friday,
Nov. 1St. Mrs. Norma Bender is
unable to continue the guard
duty at this time.
Cub Scout Den II met on
Thursday at the hall, at which
time they made jack-o-lanternS
for Halloween to be used for
their party.
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cents for each $1,000 property val
uation.
SCHOOL BOND ISSUES
Three other bond issues, all
for school construction, will be
up for voters approval in their
districts. They are:
CHARDON - $4,000 for the
construction of a new elemen-
tary school building on Maple
Ave. Extension, furnishing and
equipment.
WEST GEAUGA - $275 600
for the construction of a new
gymnasium at the high school,
the conversion of the present re-
creation room into claSSroomS.
BURTON-TROY - $303 800 for
the construction of four class
rooms, an addition to the Troy
building, and the erection of the
first unit of a new elementary
building in Burton.
SCHOOL TAX LEVIES
BURTON-TROY - For cur
rent expenses, an additional
three mills or 80 cents on each
$1O0 valuation for five years.
CHARDON - For operating
expenses, an additional four mill
or 40 cents on each $100 valua-
tion for five years.
CLARIDON For current eX-
penSes, a renewal of 4.6 mills
and an increase of 4 mill, max
ing five mills or so cents on each
500 valuation for five years.
HAMBDEN = For current ex-
penses, an addition of six mills
or 60 cents on each $100 property
valuation for five years.
MONTVILLE For current
expenses, renewal of 6.5 mills
and an addition of three mills,
totaling 9.5 mills or 95 cents on
each $100 valuation for five
years.
MUNSON - For current ex-
penses, an additional three mills
or 80 cents on each $100 valua-
ton for five years, and for cur
rent expenses, an additional two
mills or 20 cents on each 500
valuation for five years.
NEWBURY - A renewal of
3.6 mills and an addition of a
mills, totaling five mills or so
cents on each 500 valuation for
five years for current expenses.
WEST GEAUGA - For cur
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County Voters to Name
% to School Boards

CARDINAL 1.-TWO to be elect
ed) john Sudyk, Richard A.
Moss, Cathryn A. Moore.
CHARDON (Two to be elect
ed - Incumbent Mary A. Price,
Fred Rutz, Charles H. Hall, Will
liam L. Carson, Nancy X. Dade
and william <. Scheele. pic
lures and short biographical
sketches of Chardon board can
didateS appear elsewhere in this
newspaper.) }.
CLARIDON 1.-TWO to be elect
ed Incumbent Arthur Vie
land, Nelson Osborne and Err
win w. Carver.
KENSTON (Two to be elected)
- Betty Lowe Button, w. H.
Hooker, Eula E. Aston and
Charles F. Irons.
MONTVILLE (Three to be ell
ecte6 Incumbent President
George v. Phillips, Helen Brace,
Berton Beardsley, Arthur Col
bow.
MUNSON (Three to be elect
ed All imcumbents, Forest
Wise, Ann Ponyik and President
Alice @. Osborne.
NEWBURY (Three to be elect
ed - In C u m bent President
John F. Lockhart, Harry Gillis,
William Ward, Howard KinSer,
Clarence Helfrich, Hanna Kaye,
and Paul F. KySela.
THOMPSON (Three to be ell
ected) - Incumbent President
Robert Smith, incumbent vice
president Ralph LoveIand and
Robert D. Green.
WEST GEAUGA (Two to be
eIected) - Incumbent Felicia
Jones, Elizabeth Ferris and Up
Shur Evans.
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Jail, Schools, Roads,
Fire Departments
Are Special Issues

Tax levies for schools, fire de-
partmentS and road and bridge
construction, zoning issues, local
option issues and a million dol
lars in bond issues will face
Geauga voters at the polls next
Tuesday.
The only countrywide issue is
the $425 900 bond issue for the
construction of a new county
building designed to house the
sheriff's offices, jail and offices
for the new county court, which
replaces JP courts here Jan. /.
If the bond issue is passed, the
new building, to be located on
Water st. in Chardon Village,
will cost county taxpayers so
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Gray. Constable: incumbent K.
A. Peters.
MUNSON - Township trustees
B.L. Matthews, Walter s. Nc
Cormick, Charles A. Poutasse
and Roger K. EmmonS. Con-
stables Leonard Miller and jam
es Smith.
NEWBURY - Township truS-
tees: incumbent Lee Bliss; Hem
ry Povolny, Melvin C. Clifford
Wilton M. Potter, Elmer M. Da-
Wis. Constable: incumbent Emil
B. GlaiSa.
PARKMAN - Township truS-
tees: incumbent r. G. Bidlack;
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MIDDLEFIELD VILLAGE

MIDDLEF1ELD VILLAGE
MAYOR CD-Carl G. Hofstet-
ter.
CLERK-TREASURER ID =
Ronalda Warne.
COUNCIL CD. Michael Uc-
chino and Howard Trask, incum-
bentS; Henry Lucht Jr., Frieda
s. Brotz and Walter Dreger.
BOARD OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS
(3)-Ross T. Summers, Ray
mond Esenwine and Otto j.
Had.
SOUTH RUSSELL VILLAGE
MAYOR (D-Benjamin Wad-
dington Sr., former councilman.
CLERK CD-Laura Bezdek. in
cumbent, Iris Scott.
TREASURER D-Carl Groth.
incumbent.
COUNCIL (6)-Eugene Mug
gleton, incumbent; Jack Conley,
Eugene R. LangStaff, Kenneth
E. Shuts, Roy E. Matthews,
Charles ReiSinger, Perry H. Pet
ersen, Edward w. Richardson
and Robert A. Johnson.
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Chester Warner and NJ. G. Ow.
en-. ConstableS: incumbents GIL.
Mintern and ]. E. Sherwin.
RUSSELL Township truS-
tees: incumbent Herold Koenig;
Fred Lemr. ConStables: incum-
bentS Bernard o. Larsen and
Billy DeVoe.
THOMPSON - Township trus-
tees: incumbents John Lausin
and Earl Stocker; Cornelius
Benyak. Constable: none.
TROY = Township trustees: !:
incumbent Edward Carey; F. J.
MattSon and Jacob Miller. Con-
stable: none.
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3 Village Elections
Need Write-in Votes

Three of Geauga's five will
ages-Burton, Aquilla and Mid
dlefield-will need write-in votes
to fill vacancies in municipal
posts this November.
In Aquilla only four and in
Middlefield only five aspirants
will be on the ballot for cleo
ton to six council posts. Burton
village has an identical problem,
plus only two office-Seekers for
three seats on the board of pub
lie affairs.
Both Chardon and South Rus
sell Villages have an abundance
of candidates to fill council posts
All village offices expire this
year. All new officials are cleo
ted to two year terms.
Candidates seeking election
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67 Candidates Seek Votes Tues.
as Township Trustees Constables

Voters in all 16 of Geauga S
townships will go to the polls
Tuesday to elect two township
trustees, and, in some of the
areas, township conStableS.
Fifty-one candidates have fill
ed for election to fill the 80 seats
available on the township boards
of trustees. Sixteen persons have
filed for election as constable.
Voters in seven of the townships
will not elect a constable.
Township candidates are:
AUBURN - Township truS-
tees: incumbents Robert G.
Squire and L. j. May. ConStab-
les: incumbents Junior B. La
Rue and Carl w. Behnke.
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125 South St., Chardon; DR.. H. B.
Thomas, Butternut Rd., Char
don; Dale McClurg, Middlefield
In the IL local school districts,
contests will occur in all but
two. Two vacancies on the Char
don board are the most contest
ed, with six candidates on the
ballot to fill them.
Some of the local boards will
elect three new members this
year, and others will elect only
two. All those elected are for
four year terms.
Candidates are:
BURTON-TROY (Three to be
elected) - Harriet Foft, Joseph
S. Kocisko, Arthur Kimpton,
Clifford r. ErikSon, Margaret
DoWd.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-10-31

Geauga voters will select at
the polls next Tuesday % mem
bers of local boards of education
in the county from a field of A
candidates.
In addition, three incumbents
on the county board Of educa-
ton are seeking reelection to
their own expiring terms. Unop-
posed to keep their own seats
on the county board are Mary
Corey, present vice president,
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IN SERVICE

Walter Raymond Bookman,
Airmen Apprentice, USN, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E. Book
man of RID. 3 Chardon, Ohio,
arrived August %, 1857 at the
US. Naval Air Station, Guanta-
namo Bay, Cuba, for duty.
Bookman entered the Navy
March 18, 1857 at Cleveland,
Ohio. His former duty station
was Great Lakes, Illinois where
he took basic training. From
there he went to Norman, Okla
homa his last duty station.
Before entering the Navy he
was a student at Chardon High
School.
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LTHE RECORD, cHARDoN OHIO, OCTOBER 81, 1857
Aquilla CD Auxiliary
Assigns Traffic Posts

which Is trick or treat" night.
MIR. and Mrs. Glen Stevenson,
sister and brother-in-law of LODI
die Frigic, spent the week end
at the Frigic home. They are
from Kansas City.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Babbitt
and family spent the weekend
at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Ruth Morrell, of Grand Rapids,
Michigan.
Mrs. Tom Marthe and child
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By MRS. JESSIE MARTHE
Phone ChardOn 6-5511

AQUHLA - Voting will be
held at the village hall on Tues
day, Nov. 5th, from 500 am.
to 800 pm.
c. ETA
A Civil Defense Auxiliary Po-
lice meeting was held on Mon
day evening at the hall to as
sign posts for traffic duty for
the men or Wednesday, the 30th
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HAVE YOU MET -

Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth McCul-
Tough of Howard Drive? They
moved here from Cleveland. Mr..
Mccullough is m p ! o y d at
Cleveland Building Cleaning Co.
in Euclid. They have a little boy,
Kenny, age 6 years.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-10-31
HAVE YOU MET .

HAVE YOU MET -
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Martin of
Thwing Road, who have moved
here from Euclid? Mr.. Martin
is a free lance certified public
accountant.
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Note: Starting Mon. Nov. 4,
Doors open at 7:l5. To see
complete show on Mon,
Tues" Thurs. nights we ask
that you be here at 1880.
On the senights one COM
plete show ONLY.
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Thursday. $50 AN.

Thursday $50 AM
Voting Polls Open From AM. to 230 PM
Organ Recital OILS to $50 Mrs M. s. Tormohen
Assembly Call ---------------Sergt lie George Myers
Entrance March
Congress Called to President General
Scripture and Prayer The Chaplain General
The Pledge Of Allegiance to the Flag
The National Anthem ------The Assemblage
Report of Credentials Committee
Mrs c. Raymond Harmed, Chairman
Reports of National Committees (Contnued)
Address, Our immigration Systema First Line of Defense
Richard Arens. Director
House IN American Activities Committee
Report of Resolutions Committee
Address,
Mr. Glenn Emmons Commissioner Of Indian Affairs
Thursday 2:50 PM.
Assembly Call Sergt l/c George Myers
Reports of National Committees Continued
Address, The Challenge to Modern Women
Judge Beatrice Hancock Mullaney
Motion Picture Awards Mrs Herbert g. NASH Chairman
Thursday $50 PM.
Concert until 8:30-------Un United States Army Band
Assembly Call lie George Myers
Entrance March
Congress Called to President General
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Invocation Frederick H. Anterior
The Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag
The National Anthem The Assemblape
Address: Some Essentials Of Air Power
Maj Gen. Jacob E. Smart
Music States Army Chorus
Address: The Lessons Of the Hungarian Revolt
Mr.. Constantine Boldyref
Former Head of the Russian Department,
School of Foreign Service. Georgetown University
Presentation Of Newly Elected Officers
Report of the Tellers
Friday, $50 AM
Organ Recital 9:15 to $3.50 Mrs James Sherba Montgomery
Assembly Call -Sergt 1/c George Myers
Entrance March
Congress Called to President General
Scripture and Prayer Chaplain General
The Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag
The National Anthem ---------------The AssemblaRe
Address: This Nation Under God
The Rev. Clifford L. Stanley
Final Report OF Resolutions Committee
Recess to Prepare for Installation Entrance March
Installation of State Regents and State Vice Regents
Installation of Vice Presidents General
Adjournment Of the Sixty sixth Continental Congress
Friday Evening
ANNUAL BANQUET
The Mayhower Hotel. 1880 PM.
Music by United States Marine Band
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4IlueQCuQeuCe
Rev. Samuel ]. Holt
God Bless America Assemblage
Address: The Tower Of Babel
The Honorable william E. Jenner
Wednesday. $50 AM
Organ Recital els to sso--------- M s. Tormohen
Assembly Call l/c George Myers
Entrance March
Congress Called to Order. President General
Scripture and Prayer ------.-T The Chaplain General
The Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag
The National Anthem The Assemblage
Reading Minutes The Recording Secretary General
Report Of Credentials Committee
Reports Of Administrative Committees
Reports of National and Special Committees
Amendment to Bylaws
Address: An Appeal to Women Mrs Agnes Beaton
Daughters Of the American Revolution Magazine
Miss Gertrude A. MacPeek Chairman
Address: Federal Aid to Education
Honorable August E. Johansen
Report Of Resolutions Committee
Mrs. T. B. Throckmorton Chairman
Wednesday, z Pm.
Reports Of National Committees tContnued)
Address: Patriotism
Robert C. Hill. Assistant Secretary of State
Wednesday, 7:30 PM.
Organ Recital tbs until 1880
Mrs. James shera Montgomery
Assembly Call ------------Sergt. l/c George Myers
Entrance March
Congress Called to order
Invocation --------- The Chaplain General
The Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag
The National Anthem
State Regents Reports
Music Lee Meredith, Soprano
Retiring Of State Regents
Entrance March
Entrance of Candidates for once
Nominations
March
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OAR Program
CONSTITUTION HALL
Sunday. April IA. 1857

MEMORIAL SERVICE
Constitution Hail. 2:30 PM
Wreath will be placed Founders Memorial
IT'S street NV, 3 PM
Monday, $50 PM
Concert until United States Marine Band
Assembly -M/Sergt Robert DeHart
sxtysxth Continental Congress called order by the
nvocataa The Rev Mrs sTese Groves
The Pledge Of Allegiance to the Flag
The Americans Greed
The National Anthem The Assemblage
Message From the President of the United America
Greetings:
Mr.. Robert E. Mclaughlin, President Board of
Commissioners of the District Of Columbia
Mr. Eugene Carver, jr. President General National
Society," Sons Of the American Revolution
Mrs. E. Stewart James National President National
Society," Children of the American Revolution
Junior National President
Tiny Tots in Colonial Costume
The Honorary Presidents General
Music Gloria Gargani, Soprano
Address: Our Goody Heritage
Mrs Frederic A. Groves President General
Address Honorable Richard Russell
Music Gloria Gargani. Soprano
Address Honorable William F. Knowand
Tuesday, $50 AM
Organ Recital OILS Mrs shera Montgomery
Assembly lc George Myers
Entrance March
Congress Called to President General
Scripture and Chaplain General
The Pledge Of Allegiance to the Flag
The Americans Greed
The National Anthem Assemblage
Report Of Credentials Committee
Mrs. C. Raymond Harmed. Chairman
Reading Of the Standing Rules
Mrs. Harold E. Erb, Recording Secretary General
Report Of Congress Program Committee
Mrs. Ashmead White, Chairman
Reading Of the Minutes Recording Secretary General
Reports Of National officers
The Curator General Mrs Ralph W. Newand
The Reporter General to the Smithsonian Institution
Mrs. Herbert c. Parker
Report of the National Parlamentarian
Mrs Sarah Corbin Robert
Recommendation Of the National Board Of Management
The Recording Secretary General
Mrs T. B. Throckmorton, Chairman
Tuesdoy Afternoon
TOUR OF THE WHITE HOUSE
Until $3.50 O'Clock
Tuesday Evening
PAGES DANCE
Mayhower Hotel, 10 o'clock
Tuesday, $50 PM.
NATIONAL DEFENSE MEETING
Concert until United States Navy Band
Assembly Tiffany
Entrance March
Congress Called to President General
Invocation DR.. Frederick Brown Harris
The Pledge Of Allegiance to the Flag
The Americans Greed r
The National Anthem Assemblage
Address: Be Ye Faithful Ray LaveFne Erb
Introduction of Former National Chairmen
National Defense COMMITTEES
Presentation Of Awards Of Recognition
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At the conclusion Of the program the candidates will
receive in the street corridor Of Constitution Hall
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Constitution Hall, 2:30 PM.
Wreath will be placed on Founders Memorial
TITS street NV, Pm.
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Clerk-TypiSts!

In all our experience We have
never seen inner positions with ex-
cellent employers, ct good salaries
ment for secretaries; all categories.
and stenoRraphers: salaries range
from SIS to 500 week: clerk-typ-
lists. beginners and experienced, 70
$40; clerks to sos.
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interesting position.