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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-08-01

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, the dilem-
mos of Tvs 'Prvote Secretary" may
not be yours. but you will find this
position just os interesting and vU-
led, q poised. Incorporating woman
who can greet the Vice Presidents
distinguished collers will quulify.
heavy shthd.. no fee. e.... $3.50
r. c. BOOKKEEPER. excellent oppor-
tunity for girl with top-notch exp.
through T.B. and P. and L. Stote-
ment, cor necessary at present, firm
10 move to Wickliffs 6 mon. yr..
PERSONNEL INTERVIEWER. cuTeer-
minded college grad with interview
inq exp. viii love this stoH level
SPOT ........ .$325S350
SECRETARY. if your lob hos become
q dull routine. consider this opening
os secretary to conqeniol. eosY-qoing
Vice Pres, coed shthd.. no fee .S325
R.N. Nurse. outstanding position with
well known clinic. ossist doctors with
minor surgery. 9 $50 with VI day
sTENOGRAPHEH, exceptional oppor-
tunity in Labor Relations Department.
good shthd. :. ................ .Souu
CIERK-TYplST. shthd. preferred. di.
versiiied duties In Purchasing Dept.
tYpinq. greet solesmen. no fee. $3.50
KEY PUNCH OPERATOR. ottoctive
opening for exp. women. Remington
Rond 306 background preferred. al
phobetieol and numerical punching.
CLERK-TYPrST. q recent grad or exp.
girl will like the excellent potential.
job permonence and pleasant sur
roundinqs in the brond new offices
OF this notionolly- known firm. typinG
and qenerol office duties =. to $3.50
BnLER, leurn new skill and in
crease your corning possibilities;
company will Ioin exp. biller-tYpist
to operate bkkpq. machine. no fee
............. SZ75
CLERK-TYPIST. well-known orqoni-
zotion needs q sharp. young girl
with good tYpinq for their Soles
Dept. diversified duties approx. $3.50
PIX OPERATOR. pleasant speak.
inq voice and switchboard exp. may
quolify you for this attractive open
ing, refined hospital atmosphere S270
MEDICAL REcEPTIONIST. rore op-
portunity for q personuble girl who
enjoys meeting people. college pre-
ferred. tYping ...........-.... S270
TYPlST. mature GIRL adept with fig
ures to do billing. convenient locu
ton. no fee ..............,... &, $3.50
COLLECTION CORRESPONDENT,
weolth Of variety writing credit let
ters, typinq and light shthd. $3.50
CLERK, perfect beginning point for
Young girl with medium-sized Euclid
firm. pull and file flexowriter topes.
nice future potential If you have
typinq obilitY ........-... S245
CLERK-TYPIST. another fine first job
for the June grad. work in the Plon-
ming Dept. of top-notch firm to S240
MAIL GIRL. q nice young girl who
likes being on the 90 will enjoy this
position receiving and delivering
moil. train on multilith. no tYpinq
............................. 1923
II PAY OUR SERVICE FEE
Men and Women.
PM. Monday through Friday
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-08-01

ACCOUNTANT. excellent consulting
organization offers this fine oppor-
tunlly to On obove-overoqe man with
knowledge Of systems and pro-
cedures. good industriol cost exp.
and degree. to 36 yrs. .Ss4oo-$l5. 900
SAFES ENGINEER: Are you this Il
in-o-Million" man with established
contacts in oircroft frome mig. in
dustTY7 II so. this firm will roll out
the red carpet TO greet you. degree
ond age open. po4entiod sornings to
$1,000 mo-. stUt. approx. $500
TOOL ENGINEER. degree. eapoble
mon who CON cUTy through from
purchasing to triol run. tools and
equip. work. no fee. -. $590-$830
SALESMAN. Il you hove your eye
turned towrd qTeener pastures.
you'll be interested in this Job otter
inq relocotion in Eost OF Midwest.
degree. I yrs. wp Office mochine
soses exp. .............. .$oOO-S7oO
PLANT MAINTENANCE EkGR.. ehol-
lenqinq position requiring expert
knowledge Of mointenonc techniquss
and control. labor and moteriul costs.
scheduling omd plonninq, sngr. de-
1ALESMAN, hich-calibsz mon with
good background in uutomotive trade
and superior soles record viii find
q marvellous future dealing In uuto
pmts. snq1. degree or equiv. exp.
s.....s........ OPen
MECTHONlCS ENGR.. work close TO
home with q first-closs compUnY.
degree and exp, no fee. .$600-S7OO
PHYSICIST. leading firm In elecuiccl
Held hos outstanding opening in re-
search und development for B.S. grad
with physics noior ... 10 $3.50
INSTRUMENTATION MAN, degree or
equiv. good knowledge OF outomotic
processes may qudlify you for this
interesting position. work on controls.
including oir conditioning in space
WRITER. exceptional loos6 writing
opening os Stuf Asst. to House
Orqdn. tolented journalism grad.
with newspaper exp. $500 up
DESIGNER. firm of superior reput0-
ton desires mon with exp. on speed
equip. college optionol for person
with leadership ability. no fee. 80.
................... to $3.50
CRAFTSMAN. nice opportunity for
man with sheet metol exp. board
work involving structural drcwinq.
ESTIMATOR, personoble mon 30-35
yrs. as ioison man between Sales
and Enqr.. some engr. background
plus knowledge of sheet metol -.
observation-disclosures. to $3.50
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT.
unique opportunity for young mon
under 80 yrs. some college enqr.
and yrs. practical exp. supervise
building construction. estimotinq.
etc. .. .....S S5O0-S6O0
JOB EMULATION ADMINISTRATORS.
stoH level position administering job
evoluotion and merit rotings. degree.
some exp. in Job cnolYsis and inter
viewing .......... S350-S500
SECRETARY. unusudl opening as
secretary to Plant Mgr. good shthd.
and typing. ulert man who con
ussume responsibility during Mqr.s
ubsence ... Open
TINE STUDY MAN. wonderful chance
to break into Time Study for intelli-
gent. droft-exempt young man with
some exp. time keeping exp. accept
oble. re-check standards S300-S425
MonY Of our Employers W
for well qualified
OFFICE HOURS: $3.50 Am. to
Evenings BY
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-08-01


TRANSFERRED from out of town,
want good single or double. will con-
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l-4798.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-08-01

Top Notch Positions
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-08-01
Community Employment Services
TWO EUCLID LOCATIONS
1880 LAKE SHORE BLVD = Redwood l-sloo
EUcLD-RIcHMoND CENTER ARCADE - RE. 1900
2ss2s Euclid Avenue Euclid. Ohio

SALESMAN, nice potentiul selling
Leading product to retoil stores. Eost
Cleveland or Youngstown territory
$325 + bonus + cor + exp.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-08-01
HELP WANTED HELP WANTED


For Best Seieefivify i'm the City See Us Teday
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-08-01

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sUPERvIsloN-TEcHClCAL
WORKS MGR. administration.
degree or experienced. knowi-
edge of oil phoses Of MFG.
40-45 .............to to $4,000
SUPERVISION. time study knowl-
edge OF machine design and
plont layout. ......... to $4,000
TOOLING engineer. stamping
estimutinq to ....... $3.50
TOOL engineer. iigs. fixtures
and gauges, special
machinery 7.400-$Io 900
ELECTRICAL droftsman.
no tee ............-... 10 S6OO
FOREMAN. cavity molds.
die cast. ..........t to $3.50
METHODS engineer, uirc1ot or
Hydroulic experience 49,. $3.50
STATISTICIAN. degree ...... $500
ELECTRONIC Lab. techniciGns.
young .................t 10 1857
PROJECT Engineer. heavy equip
ment. no board work -. to 500
OFFICE
CREDIT MGR. Industrial. whole
sole level. Akron oreo. to Ss.4o0
CONTRACT administrator. hundle
government bids, estimotes
and public contact to $700
ESTIMATOR for smoll ports.
mnShina ch0yA GRS0
BOOKKEEPER. mdnual. smdl
company ..............-. p3ou
SHOP clerk. zl or over,
dispotchinq. time checking S275
PRODUCTION Control clerk,
some experience ......... S4oo
ACCOUNTANT. some college S40o
STANDARD. cost accountant with
some engineering ..... $500
JR. TAB operator. troinees =. to $500
SALES
INDUSTRIAL soles. some
engineering. 500
trovel $500 + bonus + expenses
SALES engineer. lioison work,
little trdvel ............ S525
SALES. engineer machine shop.
background. some college. $3.50
INDUSTRIAL
PLANER operator. tool and die
experience, overtime ..... S2.7S
HORIZONTAL Boring Mill,
63-hr. week ............. S2.70
CUTTER. grinder. End shift $500
w @ n z n
SECRETARIES
PERSONNEL SECRETARY. work
for Cleveldnd's top firm.
NO FEE ........... $3.50
SR. SECRETARY. work for 2
young solesmen. NO FEE 1858
PRIVATE SECRETARY. work for
owner of progressive Eost Side
firm. NO FEE ...... $3.50
SECRETARY to general mgr.
on rupid. N OfEE. e... $3.50
GOOD TYPIST, handles soles
correspondence; 8 to 4:30 PM.
Eust Cleveland, NO FEE $500
MonY. many other openings ave
to list. Check
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-08-01

STEEO for Wickliife pldnt; light
dictotion: work for sules mgr. .$325
PURCHASING DEPT, dictophone.
light dictotion, work for one
mon. NO FEE ... $325
YOUNG lR. steno; work for
fost growing company;
n fee ........... $250-S275
STENO for engineering company,
NO FEE ...........S .S27S-$300
BooKKEEPERs
ONE GIRL office. hondY Location;
mature. handle i set Of books $500
ACCOUNTS receivable MGR clerk.
experienced. Sc. .. to $4oo
SALES RECORD CLERK,
scheduling, some tYpinq: neor
Euclid-Ivonhoe. NO FEE to 1854
LIVE neor Shoker Squme? Here
is the perfect job! Mature woman
vented for bookkeeping,
$50 to S PM. M..... SITS
ACCOUNTS receivable and poy-
oble: Miles Ave-. NO FEE. $3.50
BOOKKEEPER, Superior Ave-.
small company . $3.50
BOOKKEEPER. 35-40 yeors.
handle set of books; nice
office, NO FEE ...... $3.50
R. BOOKKEEPER. ledger control.
adding machine. NO FEE to $500
PART TIME bookkeepeT. monuol.
moture ............... Sl.75
TELETYPE troinee. HIS. graduate,
$3.50 to 5 PM. to $3.50
BEGINNER bookkeeper, vii ltr1in
on Burroughs machine .. .. to $3.50
TYPlSTS-Generol Office
GENERAL office. neGr Euclid
Superior, good typist;
phone WORK .................. SZIo
CLERK-TYPIST: must like figures;
work for young man. NO FEE S275
BILLING clerk. Remington-Rond:
8:3o-5 PM. experienced.
NO FEE. .............. to $500
PRODUCTION control clerk;
must type ..,............. S225
SALES order typist; NE. side to 1924
TYPIST clerk. advertising agency;
Heights oreo ........ to $500
GENERAL office. dictophone,
handle correspondence:
$50 to 5.............to S. to $3.50
TYPIST for publishing house.
young; 37-hour week ..... S225
GENERAL Office. Muvfield Rd..
knowledge of bookkeeping SITS
GENERAL clerical in personnel
office; must like to meet people:
to 4:30 ..................t to S275
MISCELLANEOUS
ASSISTANT dietitiun: home
economics major; Akron area
..................... 10 S4,ZUU
R.N. to assist doctor,
surgery ........ $500 + bonus
PBX-receptionist. $3.50 ..... S270
SUPERVISOR for dieition $500
ADMITTING office clerk. hospitol.
light typing. 8 TO ii PM. S225
HOUSEKEEPER. live in Heights S35
HOSTESS-coshier: new restouront;
downtown ......,. Sl.50 hi.
iluble Immediately too numerous
with US today.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-01-17
B||l'EzE|a;$

THURSDAY. JANUARY "
A'MERlCAN LEGION, Legion
hall, 8 pm.
LEGION AUXILIARY. Legion
hall, 8 pm.
BOY SCOUTS, Legion hall. 2 pm
PUBLIC FORUM, High school
cafeteria
MOOSE vs.. ELK's, City League,
$3.50 pm.
FRIDAY. JANUARY 10
HOSPITAL BOARD, Hospital
dining room, 8 pm.
FARM FORUM, Program Com
mittee, Extension office, 8 pm.
alaska NURSES ASSN,
Health Center, 8 pm.
PALMER VS.. ANCHORAGE at
Anchorage
NORTHLAND PIONEER GRAN
GE PINOCHLE PARTY, Gran
&c Hall, 8 pm.
SATURDAY. JANUARY 10
CITY LEAGUE, Shamrock VS.
Elks, 7 pm.
Ids. VS.. Coop, $50 pm
MONDAY. JANUARY 81
MAT. VALLEY REPUBLICAN
CLUB (Women)
PALMER KIWANIS, Grange
hall, 1905 pm.
XI ETA CHAPTER, ". Shaver
home, 8 pm.
THETA CHAPTER
CITY LEAGUE, Moose VS. Sham
rock, 1902
TUESDAY. JANUARY "a
SPECIAL BOND ELECTION, Co
OPP club room
WOMEN OF THE MOOSE, Moose
hall, 8 pm.
CITY LEAGUE, Moose VS.. Ids.
z pm. Elks VS. Coop, $50
pm.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY %
CARPENTERS LOCAL, Carpen-
ters' hall, 8 pm.
PALMER GARDEN CLUB
PALMER ELKS, Elks hall, pm.
CREDIT UNION, Annual meet.
Coop business office, 8 pm.
THURSDAY. JANUARY "a
PUBLIC MEETING, City Plan
ming
| NORTEILAND PIONEER GRAN
GE, Grange hall, 8 pm.
BOY SCOUTS, Legion hall, 7 pm
CITY LEAGUE: Elks VS.. Ids.
$50 pm.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-01-17
IN AND OUT AT THE
VALLEY
PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL

Patients hospitalized this week
at Valley Presbyterian Hospital
include the following: Mrs. Mike
Ulrich, Mrs. Allan Davis of Chug-
lax, Ole Johnson, Ivan Cook,
Harvey Marsh, Mrs. Wilburn
Craig and infant son of Chugiak,
Theresa Joyce Sexton, 4-weeks-
old, John st. Pierre of Mile 1913,
and Kenneth Habberman.
Hospitalized but now out were:
Mrs. James Wilson, Leo Juvan OF
Jonesville, Starr Lynn Everett OF
Goat Greek, Howard Campbell,
Mrs. Al Brager, Sharon Love-
joy, IA, William Bentti, Kerry
Woods, IA mos. Mrs. Fritz Lowe,
Elwyn Hjellen of Wasilla, William
Peterson 6, John Dunlap, Clifford
Sexton, 6 mos, and Beth Ker-
ttula | year.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-01-17

FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIEDS
ALWAYS BRING RESULTS
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-01-17
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800 Spy
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10:10-NTA Feature Theatre
SATURDAY. JANUARY IS
4:30 Sat. Western Matinee
5.30-(CBS) Wild Bill Hickok
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SUNDAY. JANUARY 20
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500 Faith for Today
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500 Ten Pin Chatter
6:15-Air Force Digest
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700 frankie Lame
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3:15 Gary Moore Show-C.B.S.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14
Women's New Easter
Toppers and busters

Flattering styles Il. :. fabulous fabrics colors
galore. Group includes all woods, tweeds, 6-ply
failleS, nylons, fleeces and many others every
one prize buy. Juniors and misses sizes
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-23
WCTU Meeting Is
Held; Mrs. RAIDER
Gave Devotions

The Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union met at the home
of Miss Gladys Grassle Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs. Jane RAIDER pre-
sented the devotions. Mrs. Freda
Straley presided at the business
session. Salutes and pledges were
given to the American, Christian
and Temperance Flags.
Among the items discussed it
was decided to have a white ell
ephant sale at the next meeting.
Mrs. Fern Thomas told of a men,
bership drive to be held the week
of April %. She also spoke of
Youth Temperance Education
Week as proclaimed by Gov.
O'Neill for the week beginning
April %
Mrs. Straley read an Easter
poem by Grace Noel Crowell en-
titled, Words From The Cross.
Mrs. Purviance read an Easter
sermon of the late Rev. Peter
Marshall, the title was Because
He Rose.
The meeting closed with a pray
er by Mrs. Grace Truitt. Mrs.
Hopper and Mrs. Rideout assisted
the hostess in the serving of re-
freshments. There were Is pre-
sent.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-23
Music Festival
To Be Held Here
Thursday Evening

The Madison County Spring
Music Festival will be held at
West Jefferson High School on
Thursday, April 25 at 800 pm.
Students from Madison South,
Mt. Sterling, Fairfield, Jonathan
Alder, London, and West Jeffer-
son will take part in the concert.
The Concert will consist of num-
bers by the band, girls glee club
and the mixed chorus.
Jack 0. Evans from Ohio State
University will conduct the band.
The girls glee club and the mixed
chorus will be under the direction
of DR.. Gene Taylor from Capital
University.
Admission will be 25c for stu
dents and SOC for adults. Tickets
may be purchased at the door
and the public is cordially invited
to attend.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-23
Players Club To
Hear Speaker On
Civil Defenses

Civil Defense needs you for
our future" To explain this need
a representative will visit West
Jefferson on Tuesday, April %, at
800 pm. The meeting will be
held in the Players Club rooms
on Walnut Street, around the
corner from the Building and
Loan. 1t will be open to any in
tereSted resident.
West Jefferson holds strategic
position b e w e n the Dayton
Springfield and Columbus areas,
but as yet has no civil defense
unit. This meeting will attempt
to reach a solution of the prob
lem. To assist in this attempt, be-
cause it believes that this could
someday be of vital Importance
to all of us, the West jefferson
Players Club is sponsoring the ap-
pearance of the CD representa-
tive. Please try to attend "Get
off your fence, back Civil De-
fense".
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-23
Former Resident
He ads Top Band
In Competition

The daughter of a former West
jefferson Methodist Church pastor,
now director of the Summit High
School Concert Band, has earned
wide acclaim for her work with
the group. She is Mrs. Nadine
Flugge, daughter of the Rev. and
Mrs. George Eley, pastor here for
several years.
One of the recent notices the
group received read.
"The 46 piece Summit High
Concert Band, under the direction
of Mrs. Nadine Flugge, received a
rating of excellent, II, in Class CT
at the district contest held at New
ark, Saturday, March %. The band
was one of three schools to receive
the highest rating awarded to this
class, the other two going to Mt.
Gilead and Millersburg" The Sum-
NIT band is especially proud of the
/, superior, they received in sight
reading, and the A plus they re-
ceived in attitude, discipline and
appearance. This was SUBMITS S
first trip to the District Contest" +"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-23

a part time driver of the bus be-
tween buildings and when other
drivers are off, he fills in their
spot.
Mrs. Sollars naturally has her
housework to do before coming to
school at noon to assume her chores
in the preparation of the school
rooms for the following day, and
Sollars admits that the womans
touch makes the work far easier
than it would be otherwise.
In other jobs around the school
Sollars makes minor repairs on the
furniture and maintains the whole
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-23
Forester Advises
Use Of Burlap To
Protect New Tree

COLUMBUS-M any spring
transplante e d young trees are
needlessly lost for lack of pro-
lection from the hot summer
sun, says F. w. Dean, Ohio State
University forester.
A small tree set in new loca-
ton where the sun beats on part
of its bark has not had a chance
to harden itself to the hot glare.
Dean points out He suggests a
method to save the bark of such
trees from killing burn.
This is to wrap the trunk with
strips of burlap several inches
wide, wound in a spiral beginning
either at the top or the bottom
and wrapped just tight enough to
hold them in place The ends can
be secured with string or light
twine. Both burlap and string
should last until the tree develops
sufficient foliage to provide its
own protection. This practice pro-
vides the tree not only with pro-
lection from the sun but also from
insect attacks, especially wood
borers.
Young trees normally develop
shoots along the trunk. 1t is good
practice, Dean says, to allow
these to grow, at least until the
heavier top foliage velops S.
These shoots protect the bark and
help the trunk develop a sturdier
base that does not taper too
quickly at the top.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-23
Coral Rebekahs
Hear Officer OF
District In Talk

Coral Rebekah Lodge No. 222
of West Jefferson met on Monday
evening, April Is at the IOOF
Hall with Mrs. Margaret Gallo
way, Noble Grand presiding.
The special guest for the eve
ming was Mrs. Wilhelmina Good
line, Representative of District
80 of the Ohio Rebekah Assembly,
from Columbus.
Further plans were discussed
for the district meeting to be
held in West Jefferson June goth.
At the next meeting of May 6,
two candidates, Mrs. Edith Nor
gan and Mrs. Carol Peterman will
receive the Rebekah Degree. Fol-
lowing the meeting, delicious re-
freshments were served by Mrs.
Helen Phil lips and committee.
There was no entertainment due
to degree team practice led by
the captain, Mrs. Louise Robinson.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-23
Town And Country
Club Met tuesday
At Rogers S Home

The Town and Country c. c. l..
group met Tuesday night at the
home of Mrs. Phillip Roger. Mrs.
Gene Mcpherson, chaplain, opened
the meeting with an Easter mes
sage. She then conducted the in
stallation of officers.
Final plans for the c. c. L.
Spring Conference were complet-
ed. The new president, Mrs. w.
c. Golden appointed the commit
tees for the coming year. Refresh
ments were served with Mrs.
George Brooke acting as co-host-
esS.
The group will attend cook
ing demonstration at the Ohio
Fuel Gas Co. instead of the May
business meeting.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-23
Keeping Up The School Is Important
Part OF Life For Ray SoIIars And Wife

Most people think of a school as
being composed of teachers and
pupils, which is generally correct,
but there is much work done pre-
pairing the claSsroomS for the use
of the teachers. The end of the
teaching day leaves much work to
be done, and it is at this point that
the custodian really becomes an
important part of the school pro-
gram.
At West Jefferson's main build
ing the custodial staff is composed
of Ray and Mildred Sollars, and
helper. Ray has been on the job
for eight years ;. and Mildred has
been working the same length of
time first just to assist her
husband, and now for the last two
years she has been a steady en-
ployee working afternoons
when the work is hardest.
Sollars, himself, sees to all heat
ing, maintenance and other odd
jobs around the building. and as
sumes the responsibility And with
the rapidly expanding building pro-
gram, his responsibility is increaS-
ing every day. When he first took
the job it was considerably less
work than it is now, and he got by
with less help.
Besides their usual contacts with
the school children, they have
deeper interest in the school sys-
tenn. Two of their children have al
ready graduated from West Jeffer-
son High School, and now another
daughter is junior. But the custo-
dial duties are not full time +. in
his spare time he is a member of
the Volunteer Fire Department. a
member of the Baptist Church, and