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DOCS, PETS, ETC.

BLUE PERSIAN CAT, male; vii
take best offer. VIII. 6-i507
CHICHUABUA PUPPIES, long
hair rarity in chiehuahuas
Axe res. 703 chetWorth pl.. Alex
Va so 6-2432.
COOKERS. s25 Up Champion
STUD service clipping and wash
ing WA 7-227s 3ol5 Ham
ilton St, Hyattsville.
COLLIE PUPS, Axe. 8 wks- sable
and tri; pets and show. BY Mac
lavish OF Briarwood FL. 4-J132
FRENCH POODLE PUPPIES. Axe,
standard. black and beautiful
OIL. 4-1636
KITTENs-s-IO weeks. assorted
ANIMAL SHELTER. XII s-3g5a
PEKINGESE PUPS. nne. healthy
Axe OIL 4-7035.
PERSIAN KITTENS for sale to good
home AP. 7-O2S5.
POINTER PUPPIES. res. healthy,
m. $40: I. $50. Indian Head.
Nd RI. Saba after ) pm.
POODLEs. black standard. Axe,
mos vormed and shots. PL
9-2343
POODLES. miniature. black. N. and
&. . mos Axe; SIPS each. FL.
4-S572
POODLE PUPPIES. standard. Axe
res champion line, reasonable,
terms. IA. 3-sl76.
DOGs-BelEian police. female,
SpAyed. collie-type male, white
and tan; DaehShund, male, brown;
mixed breed. small male, sable
and white. pups. + weeks. female
Good home. XII g-3g5g.
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Aforementioned Offices
Government Employees
Insurance Co.

NOT A. GOVERNMENT AGENCY,
: AN. 10 IN
MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY
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lMlscELLAMl0Us EoR sALII
TOOLS

A., Picture tubes nssy 81 inch S guar
$50. lT;ly1,,.os.ap o,hsFs SIS
AD i.nnah. ln.lO
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CUNUkESS HEIGHTS-One bed
nm, Nv rnn,, kit; bath; / blk.
Terrane. Ant
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ROOF RFPAIRR Inv al slO, a
TRASH REMOVED
BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FoR SALE

TYPING, done at home; sEper ;
viii pick up and deliver. Po,
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sITUATloEs-WoMEM

DENTAL ASSISTANT. pvt. ono,
and clinic exper 5-day week
must be cow to Columbia I'd
and Conn. ave NV CO. 5-3S02
DISHwAsHER. hotel work, etc
reliable colored giri; nightwork
only. 10 .-725S,
RESEARCH ASST, decree IN math
exper. computing and tAbulatins
statistical and mAth. data; loea
references. Box 3i-L. Star el'
TYPING At HOME-will pick uI
and deliver. Call u 5-i949 Aftei
q pm
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tconTlNufpl
CONN. AVE. APIS.

hsiFm, Nv Fm dinlna foyer,
Kitchen and bath, utiil incl,
switchboard and eleyAtoI lsLvieei
also sfieieney apt NO 2.db7t,
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MISCELLANEOUS F0R RENT

Excel. sOnd, Call OF. $4,000.
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APIS. FURGIsHED-D. c.

c ST. NE, 1876, nr. capitol-sev.
bldEs. Reasonable. II. 4-57l6.
CALVERT ST. NV. 1875. neal
Shoreham Hotel-Efne or l-bed-
rm apt. eley bldg See iAnitor
CAPITOL HILL-one- bedrm. hote
apt newest air-cord elev. bldg
lease. SldS Ii $4,000
CLEVELAND PARK. M. Conn. ave
in mansion-size house: liy rm
bedrm kit. bath: deck porch
Turn. In good taste rent vera
reas., incl. utils. Wo $4,000.
EAST CAPITOL ST.-3 rms, 3rc
Il bath; reigr, hotplate, $50 u
gentleman who would take cart
OF halls CO 1854.
GEORGIA AVE-. NV. 4oIs-Nic,
s 81 4Ss Or az n. 1900; s2S eaH Ma
GEORGETOwN-Liy. rm.. . bed.
rms, kit. bath, firepl end A.;
sl35 plus vtils. FE 3-4O93.
KALORAMA AND roth. near Conn
Foyer liy nm. bedrm., kit,
oath, lge closets, 500 CO. 5-7609
LAMONT ST. NV, ls12-Bedrm
Twins I'm, kit. pvt bath al
utils. nicely furn. DE 2-O973.
MAYFAIR SECTION-l apt. OF 3.
unit white-tenaney group nou
available: liv. rm.. bedrm. din
rm KIT tiled bath: $50. seC
OWNER, i7l5 D 81. ne. II
.-21O4,
Mt. PLEASANT-Lge. bedrm.. liv
nm, kit. bath with shower: SIS
incl utils. RIA. 3-2943
MT. PLEASANT vIC.-Immaculate
bedrm. llv rm kit, bath: Soft
Couple. il. s.iiss' "'''' '"O" u
MT PLEASANT. u blk. car termi-
nal, . rms pvt. bath, cookinE
tacils incl Suit . adults. lTl7
kilbourne pl NV
18th ST wv. 30.S-Large efici.
ency apt furnished $40 mo,
utils. included Adults only See
resident manager
LIV. RM.. BEDRM., kit. bath
ample closet; GOOD tranSp., blk
18th st. AID 4-S0i0. l2-6 pm,
I23 9TH ST. S.E.-French bsmt
apt; pvt, entrance, pvt. bath. IL,
5-225S.
IiOS CHAPLIN ST. N.W.-Bedrm.
hy,. rm. kit and pvt bath, heat
and hot water furn : COW. Ia
stores and Streetcar. Suitable for
> people. Rent $50 per mo. utils.
extra. Apply Mr.. Stuart W. W.
CHAMBERS CO. 400 Chaplin St,
NV. CO 5-043o
10th AND r SITS. N.w.-Entire
md floor; lge, bedrm, Ice. kit
with din. and liv. area; pvt. bath
$50 mo. utils, incl. IA, 9-6lS7.
AIR-CONDITIONED, embassy area
Beautifully furn. liv. rm, bedrm
twin bedsl. Pullman kit, din, al
cove and bath; suitable bachelors.
empl adults Si35. incl utils. DE
$1,000 wkdRys. to + pm. Sun
and ewes, OIL 1885,
ls30 c ST. S.E.--a lge. bright rms
and lge porch with dining alcove;
2nd-n duplex, beaut. .furn. !. heat
and h W, incl in rental Of $50 so
STEuART BROS, INC, pI.
2 NICE APIS. furn.: utils incl /:
mr. Walter Reed; SIS each. IA
0-3SlB,
1896 n ST. N.w.-Neat bedrm. -liv.
hiso eNbr I'M Haat. WV nv
SoS,V VpEr prNT 49,, ,.,.-,,,.
euME rHLL hENI-beaut, marble
oIus" rms ana 2, or = per
'0'S' e'e'S'nS' iurn' oo' a st y
;a,S Avn ,,y,x,,v a., -
inth AM IRVING NV rms.
XII bathi. newly DEC; excel
urashsp S60 incl utils'; lady
, eo, 81 "rst NV a,,o- A., 80
Tv, AID, 1904 AID, 1870
ami newly dsc rtcery fn,n
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APTs. UNFURNIsHED-D. c

BEACON APIS, 1901 Calvert st.
w.-Elev.; 3 bedrms., liv. rm.,
din. rm., kit and bath, balcony;
Sll5 RIA 9-SS5b
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SITUATIONS MEN
ACCOUNTANT. CONTROI.LFR.

ACCOuNTANT.CONTROI.LFR. age
~, - yrs. experience with retail,
wholesale and service corpora
lions Able 10 revise and improve
accountinH systems and manage
entire business Have excellent
references Box aoO-Y. Star
ACCOUNTANTS BooKKEEPERs
We speeiallse ~ These Positions
ACCOUNTANT. CONTROLLER
Harvard business school grad-
uate with many years OF eXpe-
rienee. Personahle and an able ad-
ministrAtor' compensation OF Sec
ondary Importance. Box AL, star
BOoKKEEPER. experienced double
entry all tax work, etc nov en-.
ployed BY corporation middle age.
desires position. Box i5-L. star
ess
BkkPR.. ofe. mgr: univ trained
heavy ret. store exper. modest
remuneration. Box 33.L. Star
BKKPO. .ACCTG. 10 supplssnsnt
present schooling inst sch. stud
IN acctg Will take clerical work
Pref s s.-Beth area VIII 6-7ais.
LINOTYR OPERATOR. desires
work IN Va or D C. Az yrs
eXpei Job or sd work Call IA
.-a644
MULTILITH OPEk., 1850. white:
yrs OF exper part time Leave
meSsage. FE $4,000 2a'
VET, with exper. in radio repair
and knowledee Of Tv, des. repair
JOB with opportunity 10 do TV
repair HE a.e997 after 8 a2'
MN available for all types house.
EorE yardwork. painting car.
pentry: on hourly basis Also
clerical help SALVATION ARMY
HARBOR LIOHT NE s-4532
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TYPISTS

FoF circulation department OF we'll,
known weekly news mAgaEine nu,
ties will consist Of typlnG cards and
envelopes Applicant must have ~
ypm typlne Hpeed minimum, Fref
hospita iGAtion ana kufGieAl lnhuT,
Hnee Tree lie insurance, many
Other company Dement'S,
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PAINT, PAPER AND CLEAN

fouF honlti ONCE OF apt az fehaons
able rates Free estimates Call TO-
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POULTRY AND EGGs

BABY CHICKS, poults Feed and
STORE. aia X st. NV NE
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Repairs q SERVICE


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RFooiE WnkiSsoN ' "" i.ibG.
I Flagstone patloS, Walks
40 s- -,
AZ hnas eemsn! hois Ana ~,
dfain nine Werk WARetjccio
noops s.NnvO AVN V,v,suyO
ous,i.s sess "a = psssonabIs ME-
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sr,ysiissmA,u,npp'p pSaH ppph' uWHnia
S'f' w." H'' W.
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sHtss,ns FuA insns ",sn, w. ~,
iimates. eaii JJ p.isSi "
sa,vr.ea 1890. ,.a..
S n,ss,.,,n n,et.sr snu d.sIlo,
a,, al,l ena pspsI hanslhs a. ~
Satisiasiion suarsntssd cail Tor
free estimate Ia nstnaa,
oArNyrr nAoue, ANyrl uAN,
PAIN fhfEh AMI CLEfAIN
Your homs. ofnes or ant AZ Ysasop.
able rates Free estimates Call 70.
day Di 1.ie0s
PAPERINo, paintins, 90 VIA on.
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BRICK
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
ACE
WRECKING co.
'LU. 4-0500
CASH REGISTERS

/ CASH REGISTERS
Ni IA sfss.' rebuff, USED 'aS si y
1000 class. rebuilt ------- l7l
5000 class: S total itsmiusr Sol
( 81 class. latest model 75C
200 other cash REGISTERS at tire.
mendous savings. Must make room
for additional SWeda cash reRisters
STANLEY HAYMAN & co.
2Ols i4th ct. NV.
CLOCK. mantle. nne old s-daI
meta New Haven, excel time
$ig: Seth Thomas ante, Pillar AND
Z Scroll electrified clock, S45. S Sterl
pointed fruit spoons. $40: Shefielc
andle-Snufier and tray. 81 IA
2-O439
cLOTHING-2 tormals. pink anc
( green, = and 10; Slb and IS OF
best offer uN 1888,
CONvEYORS for dirt, eindsr block
gas, eiee, SIS day. JU 5-SOlO
/ RENTAL TOOLS 4 EQUIP co
DEHUMIDIFfER. cost SiOO. $50
for quick cash sale. al2 3rd st
nv
DIAMoNDs-Lady's a. Ct. $3.50,
iadyt ets; $3.50; lady's !
I nHh ssR66iNG1 4 CO. 'i i,icss = 4 iop Z
NV, ME. S-526S.
Debating MACHINE. Ediphone
. yrs old, like new; SlbO or best
offer. weekdays, Elk 3-3920
DINETTE SET, mAhog. table. 4
eond. no 5-5s8S.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to match
Coffee table. floor lamp, RIA
3-4594
ELEC. RANGE, L and II, fully
auto, deep well, I0-ln, good
eond $50 JE 2-67lO,
ELEC. RANGE, Philco de luxe. used
" new cond. glass covered
brJiler unit special grill, optional
deep well cooker or burner unit,
i Incl pi SVt taail A Pa 7! GaE = S"S'
ENCYCLOPEDIA MERICAN A.
brand-new, never used, moying
overseas; half price or best offer
will deliver JE 4-2406.
ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA -
New set, S22b. Call LU l-5l6l
after $3.50 pm.
FILING CABINETS. new; SO. so
up. Also used letter, legal and
Kardex CIRCLE, 6l6 9th st. NV.
FOAM CUSHIONS. i0,ax231s. 81 Us;
Naugahyde remnants, 81 no. OIL
LlLLANp. 2l47 p, Elk 3-6633
FUR CAPE--Russian ermine trim.
med with mink. Beautiful cond
$500 Phone AID 4-b0ll Ext. COL
FURS-Laree selection. every want.
| ed type. scarves capeS, Stoles
Jackets and coats; STYLED right;
priced right BASKTN FURS. Cor
9Th and O NV
FURNISHINGS OF enc. apt. mahos
din. and occasional table; green
sleeper sofa. chairs, etc, DU r
| 1858
FURNITURE-Bedrm. suite, almost
new; ultramodern desk: new, GUS
tom made bar with 4 stools; new,
| hand-rubbed modern din. rm. set
also odd chairs. cL. 6-530l
FURNITURE. new and used-Plenty
OF good used furniture; excellent
condition. COLES FURNITURE
s503 Baltimore blvd, COLLEGE
/ PARK 10, D-bbb4.
Mahog dlnette set.
. mahog end tables. lounge chair,
Simmons sofa bed. ia. 2-32B6
for appointment,
FURNITURE - Bedrm. suite, 4
pieces, plus box spring and mat
tress, . mo. old Sl75. Brand
new custom made bar with 4
stools $3.50. New hand-rubbed
mahog modern din. rm,, suite with
table pads exceptionally beauti-
full, $500. Must see. CT. 6-b30l
FURNITURE - Complete furnish
ings Of l-bedrm apt. must sell
immed reigr, air.cond,,. TV radio
phono comb console. bedrm suite,
dinctte. sofa bed, occasional
chairs. assorted chests, etc, Call
tn. 2-6D1i
FURNITURE-MEL's USED FURN
Bought and sold 1899 i4th st
NV. AID. 4-sl00.
MIN MTTTTnU
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

Milk goats with kids. Mar
ket 1852.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

BRADLEY ARMS. 1879 18th ct
NV, south Of Dupont circle
Singles and doubles for ladies anc
gentlemen GOOD food. reasonable
CALVERT HOUSE, 1901 18Th NV
Nice rms business people. stu
dents; select menu: switched. ~
MARIETTA, 1895 18th 81 NV
Nice Ssle. and dhle rms for girl'
and men. Excellent board 80
Mr.. CORNERS in pvt. home; at.
tractise sgle. and dble rms 0ooc
table Reasonable, JE. 3-06l2 ewes
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SECRETARY

Assistant circulation MANAGER Of
national news MAGAZINE "a leokins
lot a secretary 70 share M variety
OF intetestine duties. Excellent op.
porlunity for brlght gifl with lnl-
uatlve to learn eireulati0N side
2. publiAhina business Must tyne
hA wpm and should nave short.
yorkinG conditions, mary company
benefits
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS URFURNIsHED

COLORED-LARGE. beautiful front
room home pTiYils.. coug. 70
everythinE DU T-daAO.
COLoRED-L32I MASS. AVE. Sc.
Large front rm Ii. 7-ss53.
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LADIES

Promotional firm has i'm
mediate need for several
women to perform phone
survey work at home; sal
airy plus bonus. Must have
unlimited phone and good
speaking voice. Excellent
part = time work. Perma-
nent. Phone MRS. LAW
SON, CO. 5-2525.
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TYPIsT-RECEPTIoNIsT

MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY
TYPIsT-REcEPTIoNIST
Attractive, capable YOUNG woman
who takes pride IN producing neat
ana accurate work wanted for law
arm Modern air-conditioned oiiees
aee 20 TO sb $3.50 10 5000 "a
start Call Elk d-S33J for inter.
MATTRESSES. reliable. attraetiy,
ana experienced. Apply between
y ana b30 . m, GREEN DERBY
TAVERN 1909 Nichols ave Sc
WAITRESS for executive dinins
room, Ward Circle Nebraska ave
area, part-tlme position, m am
70 . pm, Monday through Fri.
dAy Apply In person. CLEAVES
FOOD SERVICE s4OS Ramsey
ave, Silver Spripg Nd
MATTRESSES. exper., good earnings
spli, shift, apply 1881 Conn ave
after II 80
WAITRESS, white, mature, exper
salary, $50, UPS ayerAEe SBu,
Arl, TE B-009B
wAITREssEs-sea food exper. pref
Several openings, day and evening
Apply IN person. u TO n am. and
. 70 5 pm. FLAGSHIP REsTAu.
RANT. iith and Maine ave. s.v
WAITRESS. white. over 81. exper.
IN LIQUOR Apply after 4 pm.
BOB WHITES, $40 Pa. ave. Sc,
WAITRESS AND CoUNTERGIRI,-
Apply 1908 You st. NV, 10 y
pm See MI Thompson or Mr..
Cromwell
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EmerV-GeOrpian Hotel

sinsl. room, with Tunnin1 water
ntaf hath hlse double rms .si-hr
desk and PIX service 1919 q
~ nv
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DIJpONT CTRCTE
DUPONT CIRCLE

Room phones, SLEW, " daV, $40
Sssosaap gm7 @ It nv NO
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ROOMS FURN-MD..vA.

n. ARL.-Attrae knotty pine
studio rm., semipyt bath in
apt bids }, gentleman only. IA.
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DUPONT CIRCLE

Walk 10 work. . blocks Mayfovsr
Hotel large Twins room, spacious
bedroom lfAae u.E Kitchen, ME
showers, hTAnd.nsw modern turnl.
tpft, russ wAlisto.vAll 4 wAfsin
clokelf, Tree eAs, electric, filVefs
Nalt dishes washlng machine,
suitable . adults, siiS msnth, pu,
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HAWTHORNE HOTEL

Elsa q 81 NV
spacious lounge TN, elev, and
Awi hoard warm rms with Tuns
nlng water, near mod baths Daily,
~ ~ Wkiy $40 80 up
~ 7st027
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Walk 10 work, . blocks Maynovsr
Hotel Alngle, double rooms nevis
renovated, clean, eheeFiuiI tile
hh0Wefsi Nakhinf machine Tv,
rooms ~ Week
lalS 10th 81 NV nu f.GHtl
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SOCKS BQuGRT"Any quantity
ave. nv ST 3-dd0S
fURNITURg-wa Wanted today Food
furniture any amount Also want
refrigeIatoI Gas stove and piano
Call Mr. GRADY. MA S-2B7o
FURN.-oooD. UsED-Tvs. re-
igrs stoves ANTIQUES and bric-a.
brac Cash Immed removal
Closed on Mon. Sc FURN TX.
CHANCE, 2i0 eth at Sc, Ii
0-O5e0
FURN.-Bedrm., liv. nm. din. nm,
Tvs, washers refrigeratorS. clean
condition NO. 7-6O40.
PIANOS WANTED-will pay cash
for used pianos. Call day or ewes.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-05-31
VISITOR...

Mr.. William Dunkin, prom
inent citizen of Stuttgart, Ark.
is spending a very pleasant va
cation with his sons and their
families in Robbins. His sons,
Roosevelt and Sylvester are
proudly showing him around.
While here he is expecting to
visit Prince Hall Masonic Home
for the aged in Rock Island, Ill.
June 8th. This is the date of
the annual homecoming for all
Prince Hall Masons in Illinois
Mr.. Dunkin is a member OF
Prince Hall Lodge No: 1874, in
Stuttgart.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-05-31
THOMAS J. KELLAR1
SCHOOL NEWS

Thursday night, May 22nd,
the Eighth Grade Glass Play,
Getting Oracle Graduated" was
given in the gymnasium, and
Mrs. e. Allen was director.
The characters were as fol
lows: Halsie Ivy, George Wal
lace, Jackie Starks, Janice Lat.
ting, Murville Lampkins, Bar
bara Turner, Donna Radford,
Willie Cole, Richard McCline,
Carl Williams, Diane Chapman,
Lorraine Jacques, Robrt Hurt,
Mamie Smith and Derrick Thig-
pen. Their performance was ex-
cellent and we wish to commend
Mrs. Allen.
Friday morning, May %, the
7th grade classes witnessed the
9Th Grade Glass Day Exercises
Mrs. E. Hunter was director.
The gy m n S u m rang with
laughter and hilarity as the
youngsters played the roles of
their teachers. We wish to COM
mend Mrs. Hunter for their per.
fOrmances.
Thursday, May 20 is Award
Day. Each year awards are Civ
en- to pupils who are leaders in
various activities. The award
are given as an incentive to en-
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-05-31
Make New Rules
at Health Clinic

Due to the increased numDef
of persons requesting medical
care during pregnancy at the
Robbins Health Center, DR.. John
B. Hall, Director, Cook County
Department of Public Health,
stated this week, "only expect
ant mothers unable to pay for
private medical care win be
accepted as patients at the ma
ternal clinic" Registration is
required in advance. No expect
ant mother will be permitted to
register after the fourth month
of pregnancy.
Public health nurses will be
at the Robbins Health Center
on the second and fourth Tues
day of each month from $50
am. to 1920 am. to talk with
mothers who wish to apply for
medical care during pregnancy.
The next date to register will
be June 10, 1858.
"By registering in advance
DR.. Hall said, cit would shorten
the waiting time required on the
appointment day at the clinic,
and will give the public health
nurse more time for health
counse1ing with each mother"
cat the time of registration"
DR.. Hail stated, "the nurse will
explain the services of the elm
ic, secure a medical history,
talk over with the mother the
Importance of maintaining good
health during pregnancy, and
discuss plans for delivery OF
thenewbaby."
Public health nurses are skill
ed in maternal and child health
and expectant mothers should
ask their help in health matters.
Regular medical care during
pregnancy" DIR. Hall concluded.
may mean the difference be-
tween life or death both to the
mother and baby"
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-05-31

"If all the children of family
were placed side by side at a
table without their parents, they
would Rochelle Leader.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-05-31

ed their spring trip to 'The
Little Red School House" 1t
was educational and correlated
with their science activities.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-31

CHESTER-M Betty Jean
Burket. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Burket, Parmly
Rd.. Perry, Ohio, became Mrs
David Lee Perry on Wedncs
day. July %
The marriage ceremony was
performed by the Rev Samuel
Davis, pastor of the Chester
land Baptist Church, at seven
thirty in the evening at the
home Of the parents of the
bridegroom, Mr.. and Mrs. Da-
Vid w Perry, 60 Whiting dr..
Chesterland.
Attending the couple were
Miss Marion Monroe of Burton
and Sammuel Whiting Jr., uncle
Of the bridegroom Present at
the wedding were the immedi-
ate families Of the bride and
groom
The groom, graduate Of
w e S t Geauga High School,
served in the U.S.Army for
three years, two Of which were
spent in Hawaii.
The couple is now living in
an apartment on ChiIlicOthe
Rd.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-31

When the members of the
ChardOn Lakes Women S Golf
Association m today for
their final playOff of the BOSt-
wick tournament, the following
members will be in the lead
ing with the scores they made
the first day of the trOunament,
July "a: Ruth Moore, Mary
Ann BabcoCk, Peg Reider,
Charlotte Boucher, Hazel Benin
and Marge Faulhaber
Winners for the day when the
Association were the guests Of
GrandvieW Women's Golf AS
sociation, July IT, with 70 pre-
sent were: Low Gross, Glass A
Guest, Ann Clough, 88 mem
ber, Irma HOff, 81
Glass B. Guest, Mary Ann
BabCock, lO9; member, Doris
Douglas, no
Glass C. Guest, Charlotte De
Long, ll8; member, Arlyne
Knock, l22
Low Net, Class A. Guest, Ma
ry Fathauer, 70; member, Bill
lie Woodford, IA.
Glass B. Guest, Becky Mar
inelli, 72; member, Virginia
Shaw, IA.
Class C. Guest, Lois Busch,
IA; member, June DrenSki, IA;
Guest, Rosetta MARCEL, 81;
member, Eleanor Brott, 81.
Low Puts, Glass A. Guest,
Vera Merrill; member, Ollie
Kunkle, 80.
Glass B. Guests, Rose Bost-
wick, 80; member, Doris Parks
81.
Glass C. Guests, Jane Bredi-
ger, Ruth Moore and Phyllis
Turner with 80 each and men,.
Der, Eleanor Brott, 81.
In their regular play Thurs
day, July "a, winners were:
Low Net, Glass A. 1St, Mary
Ann Babcock, End, Marge Fat
hauber.
Glass 3, 1St, Eleanor Meyers
and tied for End were Glorea
Greiner, Florence Clause, Bee
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-31
Jerry Mk5ter}
Chester; Ohs2ype
}5tb Ann1pyyyuyy

CHESTER-July e was the
35th anniversary of the marri-
age of Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Ink
ster Their children planned a
pleasant surprise in their hon
Or.
Their son Duane and wife in
vited them to go out to dinner.
They accepted the invitation
and when they arrived at the
Mentor Lounge where they
were to eat, the rest of their
family were there waiting to
surprise them.
Present were Mr.. and Mrs.
George InkSter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Klatka and children
Linda and Steve, Mrs. E. c.
Jacobs, Mrs. Inkster's mother
besides the Duane Inksters and
daughter, Donna, and the hon,
ored couple. A special dinner
had been arranged including a
cake for the occasion.
Later the entire party re-
turned to the Duane InkSter
home for the remainder of the
evening. Mr.. and Mrs Inkster
were presented with a fine
piece of luggage
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-31
Geauga Legion AuxiIiaries
Hold Join Installation

first vice president. Jennie Kor-
by, second vice president. EI-
len Clark; secretary, Betty
Adams, treasurer, Marie Ad-
ans, chaplain, Carrie MCGur-
er; sergeant of arms, Brnice
Dale.
NeWbury:
President, Nancy Jaite, first
vice president, Alice Sheffield,
second vice president, Anna
Lillibridge; historian. Ru h
Kirby; secretary, Katharine
Samson; treasurer, Betty Ford
Sergeant Of arms. Patricia
Phillips; chaplain, Patricia
Button; Historian Mary Skom,
rOk.
The Chardon American Leg
ion and Auxiliary held a picnic
at Dr.. Corey'S Pavilion FridaY
night
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-31

Thirteen members Of the A
meriCan Legion Auxiliary OF
ChardOn Unit 167 were in
NeWbury Tuesday night July Is
for Joint installation of officers
Of three Geauga County Units
The following officers were
installed by Mrs. John Meir of
Sebring, o. the ninth district
Department President
Chardon: president; Shirley
Fowler; first vice president,
Fern Epstein; second vice pre-
sident, Anna Fielder; Secreta-
ry, Aura Harrison; treasurer,
Dorothy Brothers; historian,
Pauline Shaw; chaplain, Gwen
Hanna; sergeant at arms, Lau-
"a Calhoun.
Atwood Mauck Unit 459 Bur
ton:
President, Anne Stinchcomb,