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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-02-19

MACHINE DESIGNER.
machine tool
experience .......... $500
SALES ORDER Professor,
technical background. unn
for sales engineer $500
ASSISTANT OFFICE MGR,
general occountont. mini
mum 2 years college $500
TIME STUDY. develop stonddrd
data. degree OF expert
enced ........... S50O-s525
LAB TECHNICIAN. 2 years
college chemistry.
potential ......-. s35O-S40o
JR. CRAFTSMAN over Is,
some mixing oad graph
experience .......... $3.50
ELECTRICIANS. have low
pressure license, oge
open ........... $3.50
FORM TOOL GRINDER.
set up. good local
experience .. $3.50 III.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-02-19
LAND CONTRACT

#762, 81 900 DOWN. 500 per month,
in Euclid near Tapco and trans
portation. bedrooms, modern
kitchen and nook, also 2-car ga
rage. full price Sl3,50O. Betty
Hansen Realty. 819 East 18Sth 81. :,
w. 6-2130.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-02-19
Wiekliife

7-room ronch. al ldTge rooms,
near school and shopping. gas
hot water heat. ottoched heoted
garage. lorge lot. Owner will
help finance.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-02-19

PLANT engineer. ioison be-
tween shop and engineering.
some machine design $3.50
SR. application engineer. dust
collecting manufactures.
TIME STUDY. know machine
shop operation ....... SS25
TURRET LATHE foreman,
nights; Werner & Swozey
experience. to ...... $500
ESTIMATOR heavy equip
CRAFTSMEN. layout. suuc-
turol and mechanical for
heavy equipment S450-S60o
MACHINE DESIGNER. heavy
equipment. to ........ $500
MACHINIST. Engine lathe.
milling machine: ovoiloble
all shifts; precision work
CONEMATIC screw machine
operator. set up; days.
to S2.70
CENTERLESS grinder. precision
parts; experienced. to S2.2S
TOOL AND DIE mokers. Eost
and West Sides; job shop;
overtime, to .......... $3.50
LICENSED FIREMAN. East Side
plant. ? day operotion for
? months. Balance Of yeor
days. Earn $3.50 month.
Base ROte ......... S2.IO
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FLASH
BRICK IN EUCLID

PRICE drastically reduced. owner
bought out of town, this is good,
we'll built 3 bedroom. year old
bungalow, off East 2G0th: natural
woodwork, carpeted living room,
large dinette space, tiled kitchen,
marble window sills. stainless steel
storms and screens. large tiled
basement, gas furnace. garage. see
and compare, asking $40. 900 Eek
art Realty, 484 East 200th St, KE.
1-1Aa0
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-02-19

WASHING or ironing, pick up and
delivery in Euclid, Ohio. RE.
1-l846.
ACCOUNTING, Bookkeeping, audit
ing, taxes and accounting systems
for new and established small
businesses, expert in individual
. taxes. KE. 1858 or VIII. 4-3l37.
SLIP covers made ia your home
with your material; reasonable
rates. RA 12247
NAN with 2-ton dump truck de-
sires hauling of any kind. rub
bish ashes. dirt. garages torn
wn, easements and attics
cleaned. GIL. l-3841.
DRESSMAKING. tailoring. altera-
tions. Call: PO 1-3053,
CHILD care in my home for work.
ing mothers, near Holy Cross. ".
1866
ALTERATIONS and remodeling,
ladies' coats, suits, dresses altered
or restyled at very reasonable
prices; work guaranteed, Lake
Shore-East 283th St, VIII. 4-23ll.
:. GVEL Employment Service call
us for your next household en-
ployee. reliable, competent, ex-
perienced; cooks. maids. day
workers, couples, chauffeurs,
housemen, practical nurses; men
for wall washing; references thor
oughly checked. SW. 1-2575.
TEMPORARY or part time office
work experienced in typing. fill
ing. dictaphone. office records and
some business machines. CL.
6-9927.
IRONING in my home, S45 bushel;
pickup and delivery, S5; smaller
amounts 81 an hour. VIII. 3-399l.
WILL care for child in my home
days; in Willowick; tenced-in
ward. VIII. 3-0436.
BABY sitter, reliable high school
senior girl, Wicklffe. evenings
and Weeker ds. VIII. 3-0375.
MACHINIST. so, all around. would
like full or part-time job. many
years experience in repair OF
Millholand, Kingsbury and n.y.
draulic machines, also machine
fabricating. MU. 1-394S.
TRUCK, ton dump. and driver. 81
per hour. KE. l-0243.
BOOKKEEPER. full charge, office
management and production con-
troll experience. RE. 1-2820.
ALTERATIONS of all kinds. Call
KE. 1-4260.
I will do child care and light
housework for employed mother.
PO. 1882
LAUNDRY or ironing done care
fully and neatly IN my home. RE.
1-5743.
IRONING in my home. Call ",
HOUSEWORK Fridays and Satur-
days. steady hours, expert
enced. CE. 1-7806.
IRONING done in my home, fast
and a neat eats. pickup and delivery.
CHILD care In my home day or
night while parents work, rea-
sonable rate, have own daughter
l8 months old. GIL. 1875.
MOTHER. AZ, will do inspection,
work. RE. 1-7O8O. MU. 1-7463.
RELIABLE woman desires baby
sitting anyt time. references,
Euclid. Ohio vicinity or other
wise. RE. 2-9527.
WOMAN experienced In retail SELL
ing and floral arrangements, de-
sires part-time work in store. Ii
l-5867.
IRONING done in my home. Call
KE. 1-3714
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-05-29
Marion St. Mary's Student =.
Mike Rollins Fund
FOrLeukemia Grows

The pupils Of ST. Marys School, Marion, raised
$311 to help find way to keep other boys and girls
from the leukemia death that took one of their class
mates last December.
Through free offerings and proceeds of bake
sale, the children added this much to the Mike Rollins
Fund, which will help equip a Mike Rollins Leukemia
Research. Laboratory at The Children's Hospital of
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-05-29

crisis in his Catholic life
which eftenfimes wounds him.
He slips into lethargy.
The National Council of
Catholic Youth program has
the answer for this problem.
1t gives the opportunity to
young men and women to
come together in a council
and allows them to attack the
situation.
Young people can either
form a young adult council
within the parish or belong to
the adult organizations and
form a program of their own.
These small groups coordinat-
ing their efforts can work out
the answers. They can seek
opportunities to help them
advance in wisdom and age"
yet allow them to do the
things that young people want
to do.
FIR. Richard r. Dodd
Diocesan Youth Director
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Catholic Youth Council -.
Post-Hi Youth Need
Place i'm Parish

tunities to become more in
formed in his Catholic life,
who needs spiritual develop
ment to assist him in living
in a totally new environment
has no place.
He leaves high school,
where he was surrounded by
Catholic friends and the myri-
ad other props of Catholic
training for a new world. If
he goes to a Catholic college
this environment is continued
If not, he is in a new strange
world where, according to a
recent survey Of young people
of his age, he has a normal en-
counter with less than three
Catholic people his own age In
his total days activities.
Unless he Is particularly in
dvstriovs Or unusually mature
he suffers . setback. He goes
through . kind Of emotional
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-05-29
Bill APPEL Elected

Bill APPEL, football coach
at Portsmouth Notre Dame,
last week was elected vice
president of the Southern
Ohio Conference for the next
school term.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-05-29
Youth Notes

The semi-annual meet
ing of the Executive
Board of the Diocesan
Council of Catholic Youth
will be held this Satur-
day, May 80, at Camp st. Rita.
Canal Winchester.
The meeting will open with
Mass in the Camp Chapel.
Both young adult and hi divi-
sion officers will attend.
The agenda will include or.
ganization of CYC, Diocesan
Constitution, program for
Catholic Youth Week, how to
work with adult organizations,
and the two day conference
and convention scheduled for
next February at the Youth
Center on the Ohio State Fair
grounds at Columbus.
Deanery Moderators and
Deanery youth chairmen have
been invited to attend. Recre-
alton and swimming will be
included in the days outing.
VICTORY PICNIC
Our Lady of Victory parish
CYo will have a picnic for
parish members at Lake Hope,
June %, which will open their
summer program.
Other activities announced
by the group include 4 car
wash, July II, q parish dance,
July %. a Holy Hour at Our
Lady Of Victory, Aug. 2, and
Z swimming party, Aug. ID.
SET OUTINGS
The Diocesan Council OF
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-05-29

The young adult role in
the Church and in the
community was the theme
of the recent bi-annual
conference of the Region
al Council Of Catholic Youth
in Ohio.
The delegates from the
Ohio Dioceses discussed the
problem of the latter high
school" young person. The
concensus was that they could
not find a place in the parish.
Mems and women's orsani-
1ations have settled into an
colder crowd" situation, Ieav-
Ing the young unmarried man
or woman completely out in
The cold. These organizations
plan their meetings for PEG.
pie Of . more mature age.
The young person who is
badly in need of direction and
guidance, who needs oppor-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-05-29
Youth Notes -.
Youth Board Meets
Saturday At Camp

Catholic Youth has slated two
outings for affiliated parish
members during June at
Camp st. Joseph. On June IA,
the Hi division will enjoy a
program of swimming and fun
at the close Of the weekend
training program for CYC Of
ficers.
The young adults will have
their outing the following
Sunday, June 81. This outing
will be for membership only
and will climax a weekend
session for young women at
st. Rita's and young men at
st. Joseph's.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-05-29

MONEY FOR MEMORIAL. The Mike
Rollins Memorial Fund is 1911 richer
Today through the efforts Of the St. Mary
grade school pupils. Shown here pre-
senting q check for that amount to Dr..
William A. Newton Jr., are: front row,
left to right Dianne Smiley, third grade;
Jean Sens, fourth; and Jim Casey, third.
Second row. Mrs. Mary Maxwell, teach.
or, Denyse Axe and Bob Underwood,
both eighth graders. The money was
raised through various activities spon-
sored by the classes. Dr.. Newton, direct
or Of laboratories for the Children's Hos
pitaI in Columbus, who is helping head
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-05-29

children live at ii33 8. Roose-
welt Ave
The I'd board OF governors
also elected Charles Elmer to
first Wce-president; Donald
j. Overly, second vice-presi-
dent: Wayne Z. Brown, secre-
tary; and Don Rohyan, treas
urer.
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ttos
Mike, who received an
Apostolic Blessing from Pope
John xxIli last Dec. n. was
treated ut the children's Hos
pitsI, as were five other Mari
on city and county children
suffering from Ievkemis the
past two years.
Mike brought the leukemia
problem to the attention of
the whole country when a
short story he wrote, called
"a Christmas Story" was pub
Iished in the Columbus Dis
patch and then distributed
nationwide by the Associated
Press.
The St. Msry's School con.
&, tribution was given to Or. w.
A. Newton, Director Of Isbora-
tories at the chiIdren's Hos.
pifaI, last week In q brief Ger.
emony at the school. Or. New.
ton spoke over the public ad.
dress system 10 thank the pu.
pills and tel them how the
money would help In the fight
against the disease.
To the st. Mary's School
money was added $500 rails
ed by Marion Catholic High
School, to bring the total
fund to nearly $1,000 at that
time.
The laboratory will be part
Of a research building to be
constructed at fhe ChiIdren's
Hospital in fhe course Of fhs
hospitals 81 million expansion
program. Work is expected to
start later this year.
Much of the work of the
Embarrassing is being done by
the six Marion 'leukemia fam
lilies" under the leadership OF
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St. Charles
WontInued from nace a.

Continued from page 81
to powerful Lnden-M Mckinley,
1875.
In other games, Holy Fam.
lily was BANKED by Academy,
20; Watterson shaded Acade.
my, ga; and Mt. Vernon st.
Vincent divided a twin-bill
with Blandensburg, winning
the first game, ga, and losing
the nightcap, IA.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-05-29
FURNITURE STORES
USED FURNITURE
Rugs and Appliances

hugs dIIU AppIIduScS
BARGAIN FURNITURE STORE
212 London Rd. Phone 3-7503
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-05-29
It'd Club Elects
HeHern1n

Edward A. Heffernan, a
member of Christ the King
Parish. has been elected pres
ident Of the Touchdown Club
of Columbus, II was announc-
ed last week.
A founding member and
past first vice-president, Heff-
ernan Is also president of the
board of st. Anthony Hos
pital.
He and his wife and five
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-05-29

Mr.. and Mrs. James Rollins,
Mikes parents.
They sent folders to 5000
persons all over the country
who had written Mike follow
ing publication of his Christ
mas story.
The Marion community is
backing the drive through a
benefit dance to be held in
the HI-Way Rollarena there
May Is under the sponsorship
of the Martha Deuce Dance
Club. Mayor Wendell Strong
has proclaimed the week of
May "a mike Rollins Week"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-05-29

How can you fail to make the
kaIe: Get your money In seads
by using want ads.
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fhe fund drive, expressed the thanks of
the memorial committee TO the students
over The schools public address system.
The presentation was made Thursday
at the school. Also on Thursday. DR..
Newton received an additional SIS
from the Marion Catholic High School
students, bringing the total in the Mike
Rollins Fund, to date, to $l,777.48. Sister
Mary Eleanor presented fhe high school
gift for Sister Myra. The Mike Rollins
Memorial Laboratory is TO be used for
Ieukemia research.-Photo Courtesy Of
Bill Snider, Marion Star.
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Want ads save time and money
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DELAWARE s sc,Ds
RADIO 3 ~ REPAIR

BILLY GRAHAM, Radio and TV
repair. All work guaranteed.
Located at Teele's Appliances.
Phone 2-5771. +
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16

Sin wis, Ave. nav. Wo' 1-N00Q
CORVETTE 1898; white with FAM
fnr red o-toned nalnt, red in-
terror. lowered hood. aiying show
room appearance; hard TOP with
white soft top, 1-Speed trans,
Translstor Wonder Bar radio. and
the best Of accessories. Ride. IN
style With 60 miles per Gallon.
SIS. 900 or best ofier. FL. 4-e626.
|coRVFTTFs $3.50 "a 70 choose
'FRONT.' all cars like new Jos
down on approved credit, E-z bank
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIAS 80; new English Ford
line. up to IS miles per gallon;
comfort with economy: from Sl,-
sol delivered. ~ models ranging
from the least expensive to the
best, at equally reasonable prices;
complete parts and service factls.
HILL g.. SANDERS, Metropolitan
ship, 1880 Viers Mil I'd, Whea-
ton. Nd, 10. b-406O.
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BELL, MOTORS

Oil WIS. Ave. NV. WO. b-SAUU
VOLKSWAGEN '57 sunroof: black.
r., h., very clean: ST. 1906. Call MR..
PHILLIPS III a-4nA1
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PLYMOUTH 1859 custom suburban;
auto. trans. power steering. power
brakes. and h.. new-car war
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.WATERFRoNT pRop. REM

CHESAPEAKE BEACH--On the wa
q ter: sleeps s or TO-. walk to res;
taurant. amusement park and
pool: S74 wk. RE. $685..
z IDEALLY LOCATED BAY FRONT
COTTAGE: beautiful spot; season
MRS. WENDELL, UN. 7-6393.
". cHESAPEAKE BEACH - Arm
cottage. furn.: 4 blks. from beach
Reduced rent. Gail Ii. $1,000 fol-
: Apt. to see cottaee.
! NEAR BEVERLY BEACH-PriYate
q shore; nettle-net, furnished, 3
i bedrnis., screened porches, mod
81 .ern. Call after dark, OIL. 2-3506;
Oh. 4-53S7.
PRIVATE BEACH-Nicely furn.
4, bedfm.. cleo. kit: "A acre; pvt
pier. Desirable neighborhood. LU,
NJ 1-1045.
Z REHOROTH BEACH--Mod. house
s'f4 hedrms., 2 baths: garage; screen
~ porch; nc. pets; By mo. or season.
ss1OL. 3-596S:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16

PLYMOUTH so Belvedere sport
coupe: radio, heater automatic
trans, 2-tone gray and white, Wv
tires, q benut. l-owner iow-mile.
age car. Today only, SI,O05.
ny ITCEn CABS
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

s.AAAA Cash LOANS and refnanc-
ing. ANY amount. any purpose
yonsolidate debts, reduce payts.
sDI. 1870; evenings 10. S-g4ys.
AMER. ARCH. AND INVEST CORP
y Cash avail. for loan on LIST, End,
and 3rd trust notes. AID. 4-7112.
22e
CALL Mr.. CROCKETT, HE, 1864,
day or ewes. Long terms. Low as
. .6S.. Let me help you with your
- mortGage problems. LIST or End.
= Prompt free appraisal.
MONEY, End TRuST-We will buy
TTIIoNNAL ss s5sSNsaa,s t 4 INVEST
~ NV Ma. s.5Sss.
NEED MONEY for repairs, debts or
/, cash7 Let me Romance your
property. ]. ]. SULLIVAN. AID. e
FLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE, LIST
q 2nd mSHortsase. IA. 2-2so3 or
SECOND TRUSTS PURCHASED
At Extremely Low Discounts
"a. X. STONE, OIL. 2-3414
:, Ind TRUST MONEY Immed.
sYsii. to refnance property. pay
ss.s sl 10 Or o. 81. 4.sSSl. nu y, -
7nd TRUsTs-Ahsoluteiy top spot
cash prices paid. Nd, Va. D. G,
Call daily or night. 10. 1856.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16
VACATION PLACES
MONEY TO LOAN

DO YOU NEED MONEY?
70 All types Of loans wanted: second
2 trusts, refinancing. commercial.
etc. Call TOWN AND COUNTRY
- REALTY CO.. 5000 Mt. Vernon
= ave, Alexandria, TE. 6-1415.
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORA
TON So41 Colesvisle road, Juni-
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CADILLAC 'Bs cow; white, All
power and air cond. executive
new / s4'4bo or beat ofier. Oh.
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AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

clean: sa15. Cali FM. S-6i50.
NASH 'tp: . new tires, As 900 mia;
best oiIer. Call RE. 1910.
OLnsNOBILE 'h7 super rs" 2-dr.
hardtop; bcnutlful rose mist I'M
inhi .. and h., power steorlnGs
power hrakee -oUner. lpw-mile-
age car, A. Iog AZ Slgh down,
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ana TRUsTs-Absoluteiy top spot
caah prices paid. Nd, Va. b. c.
Call daily or night. 10. 1856.
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FORD

rAKoliX' AZ PkRk. Nd. 81. $1,000
oL1sM!os!ILLEE 90 cd s.aF.i a, \. eF wIp
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AuToMuBILEs FOR SALE

FORD 1857 contertlbls: white. new
TOD and tires. low miIfn1o. very
GOOD eond, Call OF. 4s6530.
GOLIATH so; oinclai car. equipped,
low. Low price. New title. war
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PLYMOUTH $50

PLYMOUTH SO sedan: beautiful
,-tone finish: fully equip; excel,
cond.; very low mileage: special
price. SS95: small down pay
ment; bank financing; L. p
STEUART. INC. Bath and Ben
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16

FORD 50 Galaxy Town Victoria
49,. 5000 mi; Fordo., Magic
Aire heater, padded dash and
yIsors, Shure wide cleo. wipers.
PSI reas. price; / owner. 10.
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AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

cnn3sLke 1850 a.acor. 2 q, I'D .,. =. I.
$3.50 Of best. IA. o-1ia7. liz
cnRfsLER 1881 eony n and NJ
GOOD iranIportatiQn: Si25 or beat
oiIef. IA. 2-.o1o.
cHRYsLER '55 Windsor de luxe -
dr.: full power. black nnlsh, KQr-
eeous INTERIOR S1.oob; Si96 ~.
Hpot delivery.
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AUTO LEASING
BUSES FOR SALE

BUSES 1947 white" 79s Series;
with toraue shift, a pass; excel.
mech. cond 81 200 ca. without
$4,000 or FE. 1881.
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AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

eIYM0QTH 'sB sedan rich let
e efs4 nn eondii Sl sS Speels az
week end only; sSA5 30-day
guar: small down payment: bank
financing Il. p STKUART, INC,
3tth and Benning ne. LU. p
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EHITEHALL DAY. 12.acre ed

WHITEHALL BAY. 12-acre estate
with good protected harbor; main
house, guest cottage. garage, with
servants quarters. Beautifully
handicapped ground Swimming
pool. offered for sale by original
Z owner TO approved purchaser at
S125,00O. Call Mrs. Reed, at
3 LAURA HARLAN & CO., REAL
TORS Exclusive egents), 1907
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POTOMAC SUPPLY
CORP.
Va

During business hours. Other times
Robert Garden, Sandy Point. West.
. Inoreland, Va, Greenwood 2-2571
or Robert Norris, Hague, Va.
Greenwood 2-2544.
FORT SUNLIGHT BEACH, mn,
; rms; all utils.; ser. porch, tile
bath. or will rent. EN-. 2-S162.
SCIENTISTS, CLIFFS, Port Repub.
lie, Md.--Bay colony, $50 cot.
4 tages. recreetion building, tennis
etc. nearly 2 miles sandy beach
+ cliff. streams, niiocene fossils
furn. cottages for rent BY week
college graduates: 4 Is miles beyond
Prince Frederick, Literature on
request. HA. 2-0407 weekday
nightS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16

NEARBY =

l lsaI.I.I SssEsS ss:sl Ss ;sss ssEIls
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-17

Every man doing business Tabor
City has an obligation to do his part
toward financing this organization. 1t,
after all, has as its number one pur-
pose, the securing of greater retail
trade for the merchants and general
promotion of the business life of the
community. This it can do only when
it has the financial support of those
it serves.
There are number of fine business
firms in Tabor City now who have
long been good dues-paying members
who have not brought their dues I'D
to date. There are other fine firms
that should be good dues-paying men,
bers who aren't participating at all.
For the association to do the best
possible job, it needs the financial
support of all local businesses. And
In addition to that financial support.
1t needs the advice and suggestions
OF every clear thinking businessman
in town.
If you haven't been doing your part,
now is good time to begin. Now is
good time to take stock of yourself.
Have you been helping enough?
Should you do more? Doesn't a pro-
gressive and wide awake Merchants
Association help our whole community
and me? These are things to think
about.
And then you might reflect a mo-
ment on this thought: Have you ever
known a real progressive town, large
II small, that didn't have a good Mer-
chants Association or Chamber of
commerce. You can count them on one
nand that has all the fingers cut off.
Good organization in a community
and progress go together. You can't
have one without the other.