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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27
PERSONAL
tcoNTlNUED)

FLAMING A WEDDING: Invita-.
{ slons, announcements, napkins
hSokmatches. plates, cups. decora
lions. Largest selections. Savings
AAiES q PRINT ING q AVER
PRODUCTS, 18TH and Hn.e. III
'-33u3 daily. sun mites
REMEDIAL READING. elem. h A.,
coll, or adults. Prof. quail. tech
niesn. Training devices avail on
loan. D. c.. Md. Va. We come
10 YOU, IA. 2-lSS9.
EUROPEAN TOUR--S73O all-ex-
pense tour leaving Sept. II. re-
turning Oct. q, covering Z eoun-
tTies incl. BRUSSELS Fair. Tourist
aecomms, non-charted flight. Call
DU G-lS1O or LII. 9-756l. sun
DAY ANYTIME, weekdays after 5.
ARCHITECT, REGIsTEREDi will
perform services for builders OF
private owners. EN-. 3-2907.
PIANO TUNING, repairing; 20 yrs
exper.' nriee. 50; work guaran-
teed. TU. 1855.
LARGE LOVELY CORNER ROOM
0vt. bath and shower, air eond b.,
very excel. food. definitely above
avg, Lovely house. porch. TV
avail; friendly atmosphere. con-
genial group. very nice people
NOT a convalescent home. NO. q
REMEDIAL READING: also other
elem., u. h., 5. h. sub; at your
home or mine UN. 4-l9S3.
EXPERIENCED WOMAN wishes Ia
accompany invalid or childreu 10
GERMANY by air In EXCHANGE for
round-trip fare DU. 7-2401.
JINGLE JIM, the Jingle Man sings
and composes jineleS for any bus
ness, DI. 1927.
HOME TUTORING. alg-. eeom. lat
Fr.. Eng, SD, Ger. arith', read
elem jr. h.. S. h. sub. UN. 4-l9S3.
ACTORS. ENTERTAINERS. PRO.
FEssIoNAL; additions: sun, i 10
q. Wed, z 70 .. THEATRICAL
MANAGEMENT. j306 Reservoir
rd. NV, NO. 1926.
SELF-STYLING natural line per-
manents. HOUSE OF MILO Beauty
Salon. Open ewes Elk. 3-4242
VACANCY in lovely home for ell
derly people; newly furn. and dec.
Pvt. or semi-pvt. bath; excel.
meals. tray service; some care
@'s Ahf pOANAs m " 20 ~.
FORMS 81 prepared and typed
personal counseliug: mimeograph
ing. EXCHANGE SERVICE, S3a
X st. NV, ST, 3-61S8. l.
WOMAN WANTS another to share
nice "-bedrm.. liv, rm., kit. din
cite with closets. in HAYWOOD
'ardenS or would like TO have
mail Turn, apt. in pvt. home with
light eere for small child. Md
referred UN, 4-2O15
TOLEN CAR-Mercury '53. 4-dr :
green: Virginia license 962-i44,
Prone ia. 5000. 2S'
BEST OF CARE given to elderly
persons, "4-hour nursing care.
lawns and screened porches, aus
n door HU. 3-5Oag.
HYPNOSIS-Sef hypnosis. instruc-
tior for doctors. dentists and
students. EN- 2-7aS7
POSITION IN PVT. HOME as So
cial secretary, mgr, ETC.: wish TO
keen. my Ayr -old son with me;
hyeoin pref. MRS. WRIGHT, HE.
PVT. ROOM, mr.. bath, for retired
lady. 3 delicious meals. Liv. rm
with TV. 24-hr supervision. Bus
at door. NV AID 4-6524
TELEPHONE ANSWERING sERV,-
call Elk 3-22S5 weekdays. please
PVT, AIR-C0NDITIONED RIM for
retired gentleman Mr. Sacred
Heart Delicious meals 24-hr
supervision. Bus at door AID
A-O0@1
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HELP-MEk

ACCOUNTANT, white. for complete
charge OF books in high-class fur
niture store. Must be available for
some evening work. 5-day wk.
good pay; vacation: group inSur-
anee State exper. and salary re-
auirement. Box 53-R, Star.
ACCOUNTING CLERK. 5 DAYS. bk.
Spg bkgrd, S26s. POTOMAC
EMPL. AGENCY. 1O4 &. Broad
st. Falls Church. JE. 2-7a72
ACCOUNTANT-Local firm seeks
aeetg grad. age 1910, exper
factory and iob-eost acctg
knowl Of eleetronieS parts ano
inventory cost system: S4.500 OF
more dep. exper MANAGEMENT
coNSULTANTs. INC. suite 1901
1853 @ al. NV.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
CONTINUED

OPENING ATTRACTIVE TRAILEE
CAMP. U; 5. I, mr. Elkridge, Lau-
rel, IT. Meade: very reaS. rent
Inquire ~. 2-33jl.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE
for any debts contracted for 10y
anyone other than myself WILL
LIAM L. BUTLER, 5000 nth ST
ne, Wash. D. c. 2Is
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CARPENTERS

81 All-round men that are really
interested in steady work under
pleasant working conditions Must
be reliable and sober. Report to
Mr.. Carlson or Mr.. Smith at rear
OF building, 1880 Mass. ave. NV
1:15 am. Monday. July -
CARETAKER. preferably age 1880.
but will consider also younaer
man; mostly inside homework; no
children. no nightwOrk. Must live
in. Ample free time for recreation
or study. Swimming pool. tennis
court and lake for fishing. Car
almost a necessity. % miles from
center Of Washington, ) miles sc.
Of Andrews Air Force Base. Call
WO. 6-S20l or MA. 5-2727.
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BARTENDER

Thoroughly experienced. Please ap-
ply afternoons or evenings,
WEARLEY'S RESTAURANT. 5f6
North Capitol St.
B0DY AND FENDER MAN AND
HILLSIDE MOTORS. 6lS1 Marl-
borO pike
BOOKKEEPER. Alsx.-Double-entry
experience. sos. GUARANTY
mp. l0I N. Alfred ST.. Alex.
II A-3770
fHOKKEEPER and gen. ofc.. to age
Is, 3 days, $50. POTOMAC EMPL.
AGENCY. I04 r. Broad ST., Fails
Church. JE. 2-7272.
BKKPR., Alex. full charge txper.
n aects. BACKGROUND. $500. PO-
-oMAc FMPL., Oil King St, Alex,
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N NATIONAL
Employment Service
washington's Largest Agency
SALES

SALES
Sales mgr. chemical lami-
nations, bldg. supplies
expeT resume nee. $4,000 up
Industrial chemicals $500
Drug sundries. exper. sales
to drug stores: car furn. "a 500
printing, exper.. no fee 10 5000
once machines $4,000
Trs aimee college ss egg some sales aoo :.
Fields reps some car furn. $500
Furniture. exper, comm. $4,000
OFFICE
Acct. data methods proce-
dures, univ, deg, resume,
Acct. defense contracts Si0.5O0
Casualty underw. exper.. to $40 mo.
Field repr nonselline. "a
~. car furnished $3.50
Bkkpr.. full chs. to 40 S:l6s
librarian. LIB Sc deg $3.50
Secy. shhd Young oppty. $3.50
Cashier, MGR 1000, exper'. 49,
Mg &: ifaines, si-ss. no 900
Multillth opr.. nights $3.50
CAFETERIA SupVr., eXper. S2O5
Asst. warehouse foreman,
exper necessary. to 20 500
cierk-typist $50
TECHNICAL
Prodn. mgr. mach, shop,
supervisory exper S6.50O-SS,5O0
Tech. writers. aircraft, cleo
tronics exper. to SS,100l
Estimator exper.. mach,
shop prodn. $1,000
Craftsman structl steel $4,000 !
Tech writers. naval ord. 10 s6.50O
Prodn. seheduler, expediting $500
Toolmaker. clos. tolerance $500
Eleetronic techns. exper. 5000
Craftsman, electronie ex-
Craftsman. electro-mechl 10 S9 100
Sheet metal. electronic.
Assembler- s.yr cleo from 70 81 s SSo
NATIONAL, EMP sERV', INC
HOS 18th St NV. Elk. a-727O
Accountant Salesman
Sales trainee for position OF sales
man. to contact all types Of COM
mefcial companies. A background
OF accounting or ONCE procedures
required. Must be interested in |
assistants work. Age 24-36. No
travei Salary open. Complete |
raining program. For appt. call |
NJ; Bregar. or Mrs. Simmons, at l
NE. S-6644.
TODD co DIVISION
BURROUGHS CORP.
ADVISE. sales; COLLEGE bkgr.. sales
exper - to IS $3.50 .
MECH. ENGR.: yng., deg SsS5
TEST EN0R.; , yrs. coll, mech. |
energ. or chem. 10 sos /
STOCK elk; yng., white. hs.g. /
EAGGERTY EMPL. sERvs ''
MS Ellsworth DR. 10. S-6464
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN
Inlly exper. In commercial work
$3.50. Send resume of training ane
r,EpeI. EDWIN WEIHE 4 ASSOCI-
ATES, $40 18th st. NV.
ART TEACHERS AND OTHERS
ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY
COS l4th St, NV. CeOth year.
ASSISTANT ENGINEER. for apt
mouse colored: experienced IN
maintenance and oil burner. HU
Asst. Bkkpr. and TvpiSt .
Rapidly expanding insurance
agency desires to employ young
man under 30: must be capable
Of tipping and have some book
keeDing experience. Candidate
must be ambitious. willing to
work and capable OF meeting and
working with people easily This
IS an excellent opportunity to de-
velop into a highly responsible
position in growing company.
Write complete resume with sal
airy expected. Box SIR, star.
AUTO ACCESSORY
Statesmen wanted Sales expert
ence necessary. See Mr.. Harrison
At 1905 18th ST. NV, Monday
from I'll II am.
MANHATTAN AUTO
AUTO BODY MAN: exper., sober
FOLLIN MOTORS. Studebaker,
Packard, Mercedes, college Park,
Nd,
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BOOKKEEPER
FULL CHARGE
Experience in hotel systems de-
sirable. Excellent salary. Apply
ALBAN TOWERS
1900 Mass. Ave. NV
BOOKKEEPER

$500 Mass. Ave. NV.
BOOKKEEPER
Under as. take complete chars,
Thoroughly qualified. Good op,
7ortunity for right person Sci
Mr.. Meyers. VIM. BALLANTYNE
!; SONS. COS 18th st, mr.. F
NV.
RAKE MECHANIC. white. mar.
ried over q Apply In person
Mr. REYNOLDS. 7a0l Wis. ave
BRICK MASONS. top mechanics
white only Apply Oakview DIR.
Hillandale, Md. See BROOKS.
BUL..DoZER OPERATOR; exper. or
loader Apply in person, r. F
LLATlMER JR 2340 Montgomery
Silver Spring. Md
CAB DRIVERS
For d. C. YELLOW CABS. II moi
a licensed driver. we can arrange
instruction in preparation fol
hackers test. See MR.. OWENS
9TH and Eye streets ne.
IODINE Wa hEho - lUlUltu
openings exper.. in union shop
WORK CO. INC. LIST and X sc.
CABINET MAKERS-lst class me-
chanics: also helpers. Apply sun
day or weekdays. 1890 Rhode
Island ave. Riverdale.
CAMERA REPAIRMEN. experienced
who. would like to work In Florida
Work on commission, with use
Of latest electronie 'uuipment
Replv In writing. giving expert
nee and references. to fOuTH-
SRN CAMERA WORKS. 90 md
st 8 st Petersburg, Florida.
CANVASSERS
cANvAssERs NEEDED. Apply RIM
3i7. Bond Bldg, 1904 New York
ave. NV, washington, d. c.
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COOK. white or colored. age under
as knowledge OF cooking -baking.
general cafeteria work. good help
and disposition. able 10 work
quickly must have own transport
tation 5-day wk.. no Sat. and
sun. salary. $50 wk.. meals. uni-
forms. vacation provided. excel
lent opportunity. Write and give
refs. and full particulars, Box
i46-R. star.
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CONSTRUCTION ASSISTANT for
large housing Job N Alsxandria.
Va, Man TO Be especially concerned
with taking care Of complaints
and With nnish phas.s Of house
ence necesaary. Must 81 between
20 and 40 years Of are. excellent
opportunity and salary for the
Iight man Call Ki. s-fs6e Tor
appt,
CONSTRUCTION LABOR-Exper.
man with home telephone for oc-
easional labor on home buildlng
Cali weekdays. Ap. 4-li7l.
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CRAFTSMAN
DRY CLEANING
OPERATOR-MANAGER
TWO

OPERATOR-MANAGER
TWO
To manage and operate branch
drv-cleaning plant in Kensington,
Md, or Cherrydale. Va. Expert
ence helpful but not necessary
Salary plus commission. free in
eurance and paid vacation. Mar
ried nreferred. Apply in person,
after am. ELITE LAUNDRY.
211A 14th ST, NV
ELECTRICIAN and experienced
helper with at least ! yrs exper
IN house wiring; steady work
good WORKING conds. WA. 3-l22s.
ELECTRICIAN, must have D. c.
card tools. drivers permit Also
helper, . yrs expeT MAISEL
ELEC; co: 30 Kennedy II. NV,
ELECTRONICS ENGINEER. for
lovely beach locat in Florida,
BIS, or MS. E.E, with 2-3 yrs.
sxper IN systems stems planning Sal
sNEffTNG AGcY.. 6o5 i4th st,
NV ST. 3-6Sss
EJECTRONIC TECHNICIANs-sev.
eral local openings, for techs. able
lion YES exp sio'" pref SD TO S 500
SNEI LING a. SMELLING AGCY.
COS I4th st. NV. ST 3-6sSs.
ELECTRONIC wIREMAN read
schematies; $3.50 GUARANTY
EMPL., l0l NJ Alfred ST. Alex
XII 9-3770
EIEc. ENGINEERS to $4,000
Trainee, ONCE SOS
Vet assistant, apt, furn. st. 5000
Statesmen. shoe exper. to $3.50
SILVER SPRING ROCKY.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
S413 GeorRia Ave. JU, Q-444f
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Ail-around, SeVeral vacancies. no
placement fee; for interview. ao-
ply WASHINGTON RESTAURANT
ASSOC. zoos Eye st. NV
COOK, SECOND
colored; lunch and dinner shift
exper. able TO furnish refs; Of
sat work sun GOOD salary
TALLY-Ho RESTAURANT. SIC
lsth So. NV
COUPON sAIEsMAN-Ladies or
Gentlemen ROSE PHOTOG-
sAPHFRs 1894 " 1t ne rali
CRATER packer for household
Gods. must he experienced. Mon
cay m 400 N Y. ave, NV.
DENTAL TEcHNICIAN. Al IN
1sher ard waxer, for chrome dept.
TU a-4i87.
DESIGNER or craftsman for we'll
established structural engineering
office. Apply Box 404-T. star
DISHwAsHER. experienced; must
have ref. showing , yrs. on Job or
do not apply; knowledge OF cook
1885 18th st. Sw. No phone calls.
CRAFTSMAN
Reinforcing steel detailer. expert
ence; good opportunity for right
man. Call AP, 7-3201.
DRIVER; perm. position; salary.
$50 week to start. Excel, chance
for Advancement. See Mr.. OD-
LAND, 4i5 10th 81. s.w.; no phone
calls
DRIVER SALESMAN, for dry clean
ing route; must be capable of
building own route: truck furn. F.:
30ot comm. Apply in person only,
1880 Penna. ave. Sc.
DRUG CLERKs-Full and part
time. Young, no experience neces-
sary; hrs. can be arranged. Stand
ard nruR Co 400 1Ath ST n w
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Career Opportunity

ANANNA Vi NNNAAAAAN1Af - 81
Of Andrews Air Force Base. Call
Wo. 6-S20l or MA. 7-2727.
Career Opportunity
Desirable opening for aggressive
youne man In automobile division
Of large acceptance company
Must be high school graduate as
man We select will be trained for
future position Of responsibility
Will furnish trainee with a late
model car and many fringe bene-
fts. Please call Mr.. STEELE.
JU. S-5495. for appointment.
CASHIER for front desk Of FIRST
perience and know MGR 1000 40.
hr week: alternating shifts: perm
anent position Company benefits
Apply Personnel once. SIERRA
TON-CARLTON HOTEL. 18th and
K SITS. NV
'HAINAIAR-RODMAH. experienced
\ land surveying teauired for per-
manent position in Va. KE,
i-T!lal.
CLERK. white, part time: expert
eneed in selling. for TV shop
NnAOl4u EAlss Nv 1aAsi
1919 Apply in person at LITE TV,
20i0 l4th st. NV.
CLERK for cigar counter. nights
and every other Sun; experience
preferred EMPIRE PHARMACY
1913 Conn. ave. NV.
CLERK. experienced. for complete
valet shop. steady job. 1722 Eye
81. NV.
CLERK. his. erad. able to meet
public and supervise; $3.50.
GUARANTY EMPL.. 1OI N. Alfred
St. Alex. XII. 9-3770.
CLERK. $3.50. Age 2R-3a, whit.
some supervisory exper good fu-
ture. 40 hrs. alt shift MANAGE
MENT CONSULTANTS. INC J.,
Suite 1901. 1895 @ NV.
CLERK, travel service: excel. op-
port. for young man, exper. in air
line and steamship tariffs. ST.
$500 mo. MANAGEMENT CON-
SUITANTS. INC. Suite 1901.
1435 @ st. NV.
CLERK
For receiving rm.. must be exper,
BECKERS
1914 p st. NV.
CLERICAL-Downtown; 81 hr. 10
start: must be reliable and sober.
Reply fully in own handwriting
Box 75-J, Star.
COLLECTION MAN-Must be ex-
perienced handling telephone in
stallment accounts. CERTIFIED
FURH. CO., 340l Ga. ave. NV
TOR-SAIEsMAN - Excel
opening for installment agent
with car, paying over SIPS wk
10 experienced man. guarantee
and commissions. See Mr.
WEINBERG, 1921 eth st. NV.
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COOKS
COOK. SECOND

All-around several vacancies: no
placement Zee; for interview. ao-
ply WASHINGTON RESTAURANT
ASSOC oOnQ Eve a. N n
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CARPENTERS

Experienced. top vases. for apart
ment project Apply rs Eas
WAYNE ays e;;o, s 9ns. Spring Nd
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ELECTRONICS

Graduate Electrical Engineers for transistor cir
cuitry application, analog and digital computer
techniques, teemetry, design Of systems and COM
ponents in relation to flight and tactics stimulation
applications
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AERODYNAMICISTS

Graduate Aeronautical Engineers with experience
In aerodynamics preferably in aircraft stability,
control power plant performance calculation or
flight stimulation
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Sales mgr. chemical lami-
nations. bldg. supplies
exper.. resume nee. $4,000 up
Industrial chemicals $500
DRUG sundries, exper.. sales
to drug stores: car furn. "a 500
Printing. exper., no fee 70 $4,000
once machines $4,000
Trainees. college, some sales
exper. $3.50 ~, 900 NJ
Fields reps some car fuHn $4,000
Furniture, exper., comm. $4,000
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DISHWASHER. experienced; must
have ref. showing > yrs. on Job or
do not apply; knowledge Of cook
1855 4th ST s.W. No phone calls.
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colored' lunch and dinner shift
exper. able 70 furnish refs; of
sat, work sun GOOD salary
TALLY-Ho RESTAURANT. SIC
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Accountants Salesman

Sales trainee for position OF sales
man. to contact all types OF COM
mercial companies. A BACKGROUND
OF accounting or ONCE procedures
required. Must be interested in
assistants work. Age 24-36. No
travel Salary open. Complete
raining program. For appt. call
MI: Rregar, or Mrs. Simmons, at
NE. S-6644.
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,UsTOM. MADE sLIPCOvERs, your
material or mine: labor On chairs
sig 80; sofas, Sis: neal work.
manship. Call Ju. 9-344O or I'm
t-t51H
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MECHANICAL
Research and Development
REQUIREMENTS

Senior Electrical Engineers
Advanced degree in electrical engineering with
several years experience for application of juno
ton transistors to analog and digital computer
systems design Of airborne systems exhibiting high
reliability operating under severe environmental
conditions.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-10-30
Be Dominates MOL OfensiUely and
DefensiUely in Retaining CrolDn

Bluffton colleges decisive $40
victory over Ashland last Satur-
day clinched their third consecu-
tive Mid-Ohio championship.
The Beavers closed the season
with an unbeaten record for the
third year in a row. Findlay ap-
pears headed for second place,
although they have one game
remaining, with Ohio Northern.
The disappointed Oilers took
out their spite by blasting Will
mington SIG last Saturday after
noon as the brilliant Ed Jordan
scored five times.
Defiance firmly took hold of
third place in the MOL as they
defeated Ohio Northern 3413. The
Yellowjackets took an early lead
but the Polar Bears came back
to tie the score before Defiance
pressed on to victory.
Bluffton shut out four of their
five league opponents. They de-
feated Defiance $40, Ohio North
ern $50, Wilmington 42-0 and
Ashland TO. Findlay dented
their defense four times but
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-10-30
Three Freshmen
Initiated by FLA

Three freshman boys have
been initiated into the Bluffton
chapter of the Future Farmers
of America. They are John Neu-
enschwander, Larry Moser and
Gary Herr.
FLA officers of the Bluffton
chapter are: Steve Dunlap, pres
ident; Dave Augsburger, vice
president; Tom Nusbaum, senti-
mel; Richard Reichenbach re-
porter; Stvee Herr, Treasurer
and Jerry Althaus, secretary
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-10-30

The Bluffton Pirates will be
one of five area schools partici-
pating in a basketball preview
at Delphos st. John November
21, it was announced today by
Rev. Thomas w. Kuhn, director
of athletics at the DelphoS school.
Minister, Bath, Van Vert, Bluff
ton and the host school will play
in the preview.
1t will be the first preseason
zsaznpling of basketball ever to
be played in this area. Play will
be modelled after the football
previews which have become
popular in recent years.
Five brief matches will be
played, with each team partici-
pating twice.
The first game will be played
at 8 p. m, with the other games
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-10-30

Bluffton pounded out six touch
downs for a 42-30 win.
The Beavers averaged 46
points a game for their MOL en-
gagements this fall and limited
their opponents to an average of
six per game. They scored 23C
points to 80 for their five league
foes.
Bluffton entertains Manchest-
er college in their homecoming
game Saturday afternoon.
The last MOL game of the sea-
son is played at Ada where the
Polar Bears meet Findlay. De-
fiance plays at Waynesburg State
in Pennsylvania, Wilmington
plays at Georgetown (Kentucky)
and Ashland entertains Edinboro
State Teachers of Pennsylvania.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-10-30

year, but potentially explosive.
Bowing out with Dubenion are
co-captain Chef Foraker and Jim
Buffenbarger, two rangy ends
who have played on the last
three title-winning squads, and
John Campbell, rugged lineman.
The Beavers are riding the crest
of five game winning streak
which carried them to the cham
pionship and they now boast a
season record of 6-1. Over the
past three seasons the Beavers
have posted a 234 record.
Last year Bluffton had to come
from behind to defeat Manches~
ter 4O-28.
Trailing 21-20 in the last per-
iod the Beavers fired off a three
touchdown volley which swept
Manchester off their collective
feet.
Manchester, as might be ex-
pected, knows about Dubenion.
He scored four times last year
against them, on runs of 40, g.,
81 and 40 yards. Last year Willie
Taylor helped out with two touch
down runs. This year Dubenion' s
helpers have been the twin quar-
terbacking punch of Joe Urich
and Jim Berry and the halfback
combination of Bill Lape and Bob
Logan.
Manchester is heavy, but slow
and their line may give the
Beavers some trouble. A strong
passing attack paced their attack
last year and they still have
some rangy targets which may
give the Beaver backs some
trouble.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-10-30
AND STILL CHAMPIONS

Second row: Dick Amstutz, Bill Lape,
Glenn Shoup, John Weber, Tom FraiI, John
Yerick, Norman Henry, Dick Simpson, John
Campbell, Carlton Steiner, Greg Besonson
and assistant Dave Conrad.
Third Row: John Winters, Ralph Reichen-
bach, Chet Foraker, Larry Raid, Ron Lora,
Jim Buffenbarger, Dave DetwiIer, Everett
Springer, Don Darbyshire, Ebert Dubenion,
Joe Urich, Gary Brown, Gene Bundy, Larry
Hedden, Glenn Snyder and coach Ken Mast.
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BHS Grad Coaches
League Champs

Bluffton high school grad
Paul Cramer had the peak sat
isfaction of coaching a league
championship team in his first
year of coaching as the Waynes-
field club wrapped up the Mid
west conference championship
with 32-16 victory over Hardin
Northern.
Cramer, who graduated from
Ohio Northern university last
spring after a hitch in military
service, dragged the Tigers up
from last years 2-7 record.
Operating with a small squad
the Tigers still defeated Rock
ford, Lakeview and Hardin
Northern to wrap up their league
honors.
Coach Cramer, a son of the
Rev. P. H. Cramer, former pas
tor of the local Methodist church,
graduated from Bluffton high
school in 1851. He lettered in
football his senior year and
pitched three years of baseball.
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Hornets Tied,
Finish i'm Third

The Cory-Rawson Hornets tied
Van Buren 20-20 last Thursday
night as they settled into third
place at the close of the Han
cock county league season.
Van BtIren held a 40 first
quarter lead before the Hornets
struck back with touchdowns by
Richard Warren, Dave Reel and
Larry Shepler to earn their tie.
Cory-Rawson closed their
league season with a 3-2-2 record,
behind Arlington (6-D and Mt.
Blanchard Gid.