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the boats wiring. II It isn't
properly installed TO carry
heavy overloads. you may be
heading for trouble. Hot cables
and wires are not only . FIRE
hazard, but voltages are
lowered TO the point where the
equipment operates below par.
The shore-connecting cable
should be the, right conductor
size or gauge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08

"l'H give you q better
tire deoI any doY Of the
week or | will refund
your money promptly, "
joe Granville
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can the boat owner do about
1t?
There are several solutions.
First. the equipment must be
carefully selected for marine
use. This means II can work
properly when subjected to q
wide fuctuation Of voltages--
up to 25Se.
Adequate Wiring Important
Then there's the matter Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08
LEISURE
SPORTSMAN
CULLIBLE Gull MEETS SAD END
Fall Trolling Near
For Big Boy Rockfish
BY CHARLES CovELL

some look upon fishing as a dull pastime-a
matter Of sitting lazly in boat waiting for an enSav
lazy fish to take sluggish bait
They also look upon it as a sport for the very
young and the very old, hardly for athletes Angling
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-23
CLERK-TYPIST

CLERK-TYPIST
PERMANENT POSITION ayailabl,
In national association office. Az,
20 TO 80. Opportunity for advance,
ment 8 days. o am. to pm. Hos,
pitali2ation, life-insurance. retire
ment. vacation with pay Apply ir
person, National Association o.
Mutual Insurance Agents. $40 In,
veStment building NV, between
18th and 18th on X.
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HELP-WoMEk
TYPIST

Justoyriter operator, high tchoo
graduate. Min. age Is. knowledge O
proportional spacing desirable. ex
but not required. We will train. Sal
airy commensurate with ability. Sen,
resume to Pc. Box 596s. Bethesda
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HELP WOMEN Cont

CLERK TYPIsT; membership dept
of medical clinic; high school grad
uate type IS w.pm. accurately
age, 90 to 80: 4O-hr. wk.: ~ days
annual. Ii days sick leave pei
year: medical and hospitalizatior
coyerage; salary. sac per week
Elk. 3-553S.
|CLERK-TYPIST, with knowledge 0
shorthand; 5-day week. $40 to s
insurance benefits. paid vacations
BBP fR w Viz A Me hiouo GoLe ~
INC. 1940 Montana ave, ne.
CLERK TYPIST. accounting dept,
clerical and tipping accuracy es
sentlal: employe benefits. S. S
WHITE DENTAL MGR. CO,
1903 Eve st. NV.
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CLERKS

SLGI1hO
white for air-cond. dry cleaning
stores Hours T,IO am TO 4 90
p m APPLY D1CKEY'S CLEANERS
~ r. l. ave. NV.
CLERK -TYPIST; reputable bonding
company. J1la-hour week $40 u
d.Hd Call ME, S-aDDS.
CLERK-TYPIST, white, Christian.
5-day week. Excellent working con /.
dltions, salary. unusual upportii-
nifty. hge ~ 10 ~. BOX iB6-B
Star
CLERK -TYPIST, white. young lady.
not oyer 40, for large automotive
establishment. 6-dRy wk.. employe
benefits, Call DE. 2.fS0O, for apt.
CLERK -TYPIST for pleasant once
4O-hr. week company dement's
RANSDELL, $40 Rhode Island ave
ne
CLERK .TYPIsT, accurate al figures.
b.hay week. salary 500 BANK GFS
MUTUAL, 15b Warner Building.
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kALESIlADIES
~. Lincoln has openings for (3l
neat.appearing women with car for
DAMNED sales position SCI salary
per week plus commission and
bo us Call MIR LEE. LA a-e311
except Wednesday for appointment
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HELP-MEN
RADIO AMATEUR

For full-time work in ham equip
ment store. Must be over 81. Call
MR.. HANNA at IA. s-4575.
REAL ESTATE FIRM has opening
,or young man. no experience nee
essary. Typing desired. Earn while
learning Apply NJ. PAUL HAM
NAN, 732 18th st. NV.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN - Rare
opportunity for wide-awake. ener-
getic man. No experience required
II you have sales ability. This is
q chance TO learn every phase OF
this challenging business which can
and should lead to q lifetime ca
reer with managerial and executive
possibilities: no part-time or short
tenn applicants. II you have what
It takes to be success, you have q
chance to prove 1t NOW. For appt..
call BOWERS BROS. AZ. 1-S400.
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-Have
opening for / fnll-time salesman.
Bonus plan. Call Mr. Shafran.
BETTER HOMES REALTY. IA. s.
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HELP-MEN
statesmen
Debating Machines

Excellent opportunity former with
experience In once equipment field;
salary. expenses. all company bene-
fits. Box 327-Y. Star. "a
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CLERKS

Age lT-35: wonderful opportunity
snoS SSeS orsan asIeg ha VIM ese, Ms
working conditions and many fine
employe benefits. These are per.
manent positions involving Ming and
general once duties No tipping re-
auired A personal interview nav be
arranged by writing TO Box 237-B,
Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-23

FLOORS, laid sanded and finished;
linuleum and asphalt tile installed.
WA. 7.S5iI; eyes, VIII. 6.B"2i
FLOORS LAID, SANDED, FINISHED
BY PARKS For sound floor adj.
vice free cstimatcs HA snl5i
Continued on Next Page
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Real Estate SaleSneonlf
ROUTE statesmen

ROUTEMAN. white. 81 to IS. work.
ing knowledge Of city helpful.
perm. position, 6-day wk.. paid va
cation. plus other company dement's.
Apply In person. Mr.. Mason. TIDY
DlDY DIAPER SERVICE, FOL La
mont st. NV.
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.ILCTRICAL INSTALLATIONS
BLACKSTONE, STONE
AND CEMENT WORK

Specializing III stone retainns
walls. flaestonr OF cement patiog,
steps, walks. flower boxes poiehos.
drives, NV ponds For uualbs
work al tho louset prices tatf
JERRY rELu22O MGR, i.u l-iii,i
day or night for free est FHA
terms, 10 to = years to pay Il
4aEtVad
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HELPMEN

YOUNG MAN. white. married; for
maintenance work for small sc.
real estate once, Carpentry. paint
Ing: etc. willing worker. Box
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SAI;EsLADY, with some knowledge
above-average salary: . weeks paid
vacation annually, plus life inalr-
Ance and capitalization benefits.
ABBY SINGER SEWING CENTER.
Seven Corners shopping center,
FAlls Church. Va
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HELP DOMESTIC

BABY SITTER. full time, daily
Mon through Friday. ! child. W
Hyattsyillc area HE i-3ta0
CHILD CARE; prefer Southerner;
5ia-day week, llsht housework; Slf
week, LII. 4.Bp3i "A.
COOK, g,h.w. 5ia days. live out
SIS week. good. recent ref neces.
Snry RE TatgoS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-23

SALEsLADY. experienced 10 take
salary Apply MAYFAIR SHOP,
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SINGERS WANTED

COUPLE, man and wife. white. live
in. no dependents, maintenance
man and hOuSekeeper. BAPTIST
HOME FOR CHILDREN Call MIR
Shorrow. OIL .-i460, $50 am
to N.3u pm.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES
MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

WANTED RIDE from Dumfries 20
Wash. daily 3 TO g. Trojan D.
4..6S after : pm "a
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Who Needs a RIGHT Hand
SITS. MEN 8 WOMEN

MAN AND WIFE. white: carpentry
and painting in large apt. bldg.
Must have quarters Has compl. set
Of cleo. carpenter tools. Box 345-
Y. Star So
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WOMEN

Due TO our gross program. JeweI
Tea Company, Inc, can use .
women in the New Customer De-
lpartment. Must have neat appear
ance and enjoy outside work. Tor
commission. plus training pay fol
those qualifying. Experience help.
full but net necessary. Call in person
at our employment Office, ffEDlN
HOUSE HOTEL. 1909 Newton st
ne, Rhode Island aye.l
GIRL-Bottler Of nationally adver-
tised soft drinks has opening for
young lady over IS for general
ONCE work. Must be able TO type
Call OF. 1854, Mr.. WOOD.
HYATTSvILLE-COLLEGE PARK
Choose your hrs. for part time
work. No exper. needed. DI. =
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COOK -G.H.W,, adult family. other
help; must be excellent cook live
In, Good salary. EN-. 2.:es6.
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MES tc Sai'; 10 g Ian. sTki Sod., Gp pa e
ers coast to coast Steady work,
BOND and meet ice fsauIrs 81 pIs'
Apply only iO.3 pm weekdays.
pnsS Baltimore blvd. College PIX.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-21
Biggest Sill
In Eastern N. {.
Cut Thursday

SUPPLY - Destruction of one
of the largest stills ever captur-i
ed in Southeastern, n. c. was
reported last Thursday by
Brunswick Sherill's deputies and
agents of The fedcr2l Alsohol
and Tobacco Tax Unit.
Raid was made oy Sheriff Ell
bert H. Gray, Chitf Deputy NJ.
l.. Galloway and five agents of
the ATU of the Wilmington dis
tr;ct.
Located on the Supply and
MaEctokie Highway IN the Royal
Oak section of Brunswick Co
unity, the still consisted of. 90
hOgsheadS of 800 gallon capacity
leach; and two steam boilers each
OF Is horsepower Charcoal
bl iCkCtS wCrr used 10 ire boil
crS.
Destroyed were 2l,C0G gallons
Iof mash; 80 cases Of Jars, II to
the case of onc-ha!t gallon each ;
six cooling radiators, a $500 gall
Ion still. three 55-gallon proof
barrels, TWO $50 gallon pre-
IholtcrS, two large "haincrS three
feet in height, five So gallon
doublcrS, 300 feet OF varying
lengths Of hose, ana II pounds
ICf yeast.
Two water pumps were con-
|ncctCd to deep well. Officers
IcStimattd the stills capacity al
$4,000 gallons. They said the
ISt,ll was valued at between Sl0,-
1000 and $4,000.
j Two cases of dynamite were
used by officers 20 destroy the
materials and still.
ATU Agtnt Joe 2 Carter said
The still was the biggest evcl
: found and destroyed in this Sec
ton of the state" Carter said he
had served in othcr sections OF
the state but never had seen ;
still that large.
ATU agents watched the still
for two days end ;WC nights, bu
LATTER the mash began to sour
they thought someone had tip
ped operators and they decided
+ to destroy the still.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-21

Bennett, Huntsville, D c. Miss
Hartsville"; Miss CaImeta Har-
rill, Florence, S. C: Miss Dianne
Williams, Charleston, S. c.; Miss
Lynda Floyd, Lake City, S. c.
and Miss Margaret Dewitt, Flor
ence, S. c.
Privettc expects az least thirt =
Carolina bcaurIes % vie for the
title a; The gnnua! police ball
following ne Southern Festival
parade in downtown Darlington.
The parade, first fer Darling
ton, will have the Old South as
its theme and will bc an annual
affair commemorative the tobac-
co markets in Darlington and
IGNORING the Southern 500 mile
stock car race at Darlington
Raceway Labor. Day. Beauty
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-21

County.
He succeeds Johnnie II. Peter
son who has served his full three
year term, CISCO Jackson, the
agency's county supervisor an
nounced today.
jolly operates firm in the
Tabor City area. He was selected
as North Carolina young farm
er of the year in 1856 for his
achievements in farming.
The other two committeeman
with uncNpircd terms are Wilbur
M. Smith, prominent farmer of
Nakina Community end Hoyt
.CauSey. a prominent farmer in
the Chadbourn Community.
Committee member servt g.
year terms arranged so that one
member is appointed each year.
The term of office begins JULY
l. A member completing his
term cannot succeed himself and
at least two of the members
iriuSt be farmers.
The county committee dcterm-
ines the eligibility Of local farm
erS who apply for Farmers Home
Administration loans. That COM
mittec also LCrtifitS the value ot
farms being purchased or inn
proved with Farmer, Home Adj
mlnlStration loans and assists ir
adapting the loan program &c
local conditions. There arc ap-
proNimatcly 5000 county com.
TittceS in the United States. A
iaSka, Hawaii, Puerto Rico anc
the Virgin IslandG
Approximately rs percent O
the applications reviewed bv In,
columbus County Committc,
during the past year were foI
operating loans while 25 pcrccn
were for real estate loans. Oper
atlng loans are used by farmer
To buy quality livestock and ma
chinery and to meet opcratin,
expenses incurrtd in adiustin,
and improving their farmin,
methods. Real Estate loans ar,
used TO buy, improve or cnlarg
fGmily-type farms and TO rcfin
ancc certain debts. Loans are al
Sc available 20 farmers TO estab
llSh and carry on approved sol
ana water conservation practice
including the constr uction q
farmstcad water systems, Ter
races, irrigation and drainag
systems. Farm Housing loans fo
building or rcmoucling farr
homes and other necessary farr
buildings are also provided.
Many of the real estate loan
are made from funds advance
by private lenders and insure
by the agency. Some Of the rca
estate loans end all OF the loan
FOR operating farms are fror
annually appropriated funds.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-21

Guiding six title holders, have
entered the Miss Southern 500
beauty contest a, Darlington
Saturday, August 81.
j. Peele Prevatte, Police Chief
1t Darlington whose department,
annually, sponsors the beauty
contest, announced acceptance
for the applicants this week.
They include Miss Patricia Thig-
pen, Andrew. S. c. Miss Null
Inns Tobacco Festival; Miss San
dra Kay Brooks, Cayce. s. c.
Miss Lexington County: Miss
Dolores Huff, Charleston, S. c.
Miss Cotton Queen, Miss Pat
ricia Yarmouth, SInter. s. c.
Miss Sumter; Miss Frances
Oates, Chester, s. c. Miss
Chester County: Miss Sharon
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-21

contestants will be included in
the parade, eacn being driven
"a q convertible by ! race driver.
Darlington JayceeS are sponsor
ing the Festival and DR.. McIv-
er Wilcox, Darlington'S long
time mayor protein has been
named as parade ma,Shall.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-21

The retina OF each eye-the
screen" on which is reflected
the images We see--has about
10000 cells or dots. To print
this number of dots would re-
quire piete of paper 10 feet
long and 8 feet wide.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-21
PONTIAC GIVES you UP TO 8.9%
MORE SOLID CAR PER DOLLAR.

Not one of the smaller cars can give you
the heavy-duty construction, the
road-hugging heft and solid security of
Americas Number One Road Car!
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-21
PONTIAC GIVES YOU
4 TO 7 INCHES MORE WHEELBASE.

Here's extra length where it counts
to bracket the bumps instead of riding
them! And this extra length shows up inside,
too, with plenty of stretch-out
room for six-footers!
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-21

Ten more beauty queens, in
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-21

AND PONTIAC HAS ALWAYS y-'
BEEN FAMOUS AS ONE OF
AMERICAS TOP TRADE-INS!
So why not look and feel like million
instead of a million others?
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-21
PoNTIAc's PERFORMANCE TOPS
THE BEST THE SMALL CARS CAN
OFFER BY A WIDE MARGIN.

Your Pontiac dealer can give you
complete facts-and-fgures comparison
and an on-thc-road test to prove that Pontiac
performance stands head and shoulders
above anything in the low price fieldi
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-06-13
Court Hears
Church Dispute

MONTVuLE - Church OF
Christ has filed suit In Common
Pleas Court against Montville
Disciple Church, asking the court
to order the defendant church
to turn over the church real
estate.
The petition says that at time
of incorporation on Jan. 22,
1922, there were two churches
in Montville - the Disciple and
Methodist Episcopal. The mem
bership consolidated the two in
to the Montville Church Of Christ
which owns real estate.
After consolidation, the petit
ion relates, the Montville Dis
ciple Church ceased to exist and
its members became members
of the plaintiff church. The real
estate was used for church pur-
poses.
The petition charges that Of
ficerS of the defendant church
at time of union did not con-
vey the real estate as required
by statutes governing consolida-
ton.
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County Trades with State
on Some Road Repair Jobs

ulation of the county.
The highways are:
Madison Rd., north from in
ter-section with Rt. 88 to inter
section of Old State Rd. Old
State Rd. north from intersec-
ton of Madison and Old State
Rds. to the south terminus of
Rt. sos.
Madison Rd. south from inter-
section with Rt. 81 to a point
Of its intersection with Swine
Creek Rd. Swine Creek Rd. west
from point of intersection with
Madison Rd. to point Of inter-
section Of Swine Creek Rd. and
Old State Rd.
The commissioners assume re-
Sponsibility of maintaining and
repairing Rt. 1873 north of inter-
section with Route 88 to a point
of intersection Of Rt. 1873 and
Rt. TOO.
A copy Of the resolution has
been forwarded to the Ohio High
way Dept.
Commissioner said that when
Improvements are completed
there is a good possibility OF
getting a bus line to Cleveland
on Rt. 81 through Middlefield
Burton, Newbury and Russell
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-06-13

of proceedings, and what you
think is best to do" he said.
"Zoning, of course, is out now.
Should the commission move
fast to readopt the former zon-
ing resolution and get it on the
ballot next fall? To do so you
must have a public meeting
July l. It must be declared this
week in a legal notice, of the
zoning election" he said.
"If. the commission wants to
make any changes, 1t would
take more time to get it on
the ballot. 1t doesn't take any
changes to adopt the old res
olution. This would get it on the
November ballot.
Some say let's take more
time and chrome plate it and
work with examples from other
places and come up with a
long range plan. This could not
be done over night and could
be ready for the primary elec'
ton in May next year" he
added.
Mr.. Dinsmore said that one
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-06-13
to the EDITOR
Editor Geauga Record

Editor Geauga Record
Dear Sir:
Chardon is certainly a unique
village. While most towns try
to entice more and more people
to come and visit them, the
attitude in Chardon is just the
opposite. You don't think so?
Let's see.
First, the town fathers install
led traffic lights, artificially
creating a traffic problem. Ger
tainly it is clear to everyone
by now that these lights are
not satisfactory, do not solve
any problems, and never will.
AS proof of this, notice what
happens on an icy, snowy, win
ter day. The red and green
lights are turned off! On the
very days that one would sup
pose traffic lights would be
needed they are shut off.
Some motorists conceived the
brilliant idea of using the side
streets to avoid the traffic
lights. All, but they were foiled
again. The streets were allowed
to fall into a greater state OF
disrepair than usual. Now it's
too dangerous to travel these
side streets.
l propose, as the theme song
for this truly unique village, the
one entitled, I'm All Shook
Up"
Yours truly,
Herbert E. Steingass
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-06-13

The courts having declared
that Chardon Twp'S. zoning res
olution is void, residents of the
township moved fast in mass
meeting in Common Pleas Court
room recently to get zoning.
The crowd that occupied every
seat was called to the court
house by letters to aid the zon-
ing board in settling the ques-
ton of whether to pass the old
resolution, considered a G ood
one, or rewrite an entirely new
one.
Robert Wick, chairman of the
zoning commission, was in
charge of the meeting.
Prosecuting Attorney James
w. Dinsmore explained the sit
uation, how the courts found two
blemisheS in the original adop-
ton of the zoning law, and how
the old zoning board resigned
and a new one appointed re-
Gently.
"The trustees have passed in
tention for a zoning resolution
and the question now is that
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-06-13
TBGroup
Ohio
HOnOrS

The Geauga County TB and
Health Association was honored
by the Ohio tuberculosis and
Health Association on June z
at Columbus for it's 1856 Christ
mas Seal Sale per capita rat
ing. The meeting was attended
by Mrs. Myrtle Rodgers, exec
utive secretary, and Mrs. Wal
ter C. Corey, OTHA represent
ative director.
At the luncheon meeting, eigh-
teen counties having over 25
cents per capita were awarded
blue ribbons by Esther Horn,
state seal sale counselor. Mrs.
Rodgers was awarded a blue
and gold ribbon for the highest
rank in the state of a 3741
cent per capita sale of Christi
mas Seals. This is the 14th
consecutive year the local AS
sociation has held this rank.
The "Blue Ribbon" winners
and their respective county vol
unteers were congratulated by
Mrs. Corey, guest speaker, for
their outstanding work.
Mrs. Corey also attended the
semi-annual state board of dir
ectors meeting. Lynne E. Baker,
MD, Dayton, president of the
Ohio TB and Health Association,
announced tn e represented
county associations qualified for
the states percentage refund on
the 1856 Seal Sale.
Geauga County received a re-
fund of $1O93 .O1. At this meet
ing, Mrs. Corey was elected to
serve a one-year term on the
Executive Board of the State
| SSOciatiOn
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-06-13

he added. "These maps ana
resolution will be open for the
inspection of those interested at
the office of the county eng
ineer in the court house at any
time" -.
A motion was made from
the floor that the old resolution
be adopted. The vote by hold
ing up hands approved the pro-
posal by large majority.
A brief meeting of the zon-
ing commission was held ano
a resolution passed accepting
the vote and to proceed WIN
getting the issue on the oaliot
in November.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-06-13
PONTIAC GIVES YOU UP TO S.9%
MORE SOLID CAR PER DOLLAR!

Not one of the smaller cars can give you the
heavy-duty construction, the roud-hUssins hsff
and solid security that surround you in every
Pontiac. Yet Pontiac's the nimblest heavy
weight you ever managed-and your Pontiac
dealer can show you more than six dozen
advanced-engineering reasons why! Pontiac has
gone all out to make this genuine big car the
best behaved beauty that you ever had the
pleasure of bossing. You'll find Pontiacs exclu-
sive Preeision-ToUeh Controls make steering and
braking the surest, easiest you've ever expe-
rienced! Park it, cruise it, try it in stop-and-go
traffic this is driving the smaller jobs can't
dupGcate!
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-06-13

Geauga County Commissioners
have passed a resolution to ex-
change with the Ohio Depart
ment of Highways the obligation
of maintaining and repairing
certain Geauga roads.
Such exhange will facilitate
the most economical plan for
maintenance and repair of these
highways, the resolution said.
Commissioners deem it for the
best interest Of serving the pop
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-06-13
Residents Vote to Readopt
Former Chardon Zoning Law

reason the courts found the old
resolution not acceptable was
the fact that maps showing the
various areas for zoning were
not attached to the resolution.
somewhere the maps were
lost. However, there are maps
attached now to the resolution,