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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-15

lishment on Superior and Eas'
East 18th Street, both in
Downtown Cleveland.
The Lodge 663 Pioneers No.
2 men on a 1891 count hauled
in the team scratch champion
ship, the first to go to that
lodge since 1888, or 19 years.
Youngstown, Ohio, Lodge 1O9
males on 1851 took the han
dicap crown, their first in the
tournament.
Both mems Doubles stayed
in the tourney city, Tom Ste
ich and John Vukcevic OF the
Strivers Lodge 671 on 1889
being scratch titlists. Steve
Kasunic and Andy Bilicic on
1887 were the handicap
champs, both first time such
tourney honors to their re-
spective lodges.
DR.. Matthew Beljan Of
the Pioneers Lodge 663
mauled 668 naples for the
scratch Singles champion
ship. John Golich, well
known Chicagoan and the
1855 tournament chairman,
came through as the other
champ with a handicap
Singles score of 7O5.
Johnstown, Pa. Lodge :
came in for recognition when
their Joe Mesnak copped the
All-Events top honors on 1864
actual pins.
Charles Vucinic Of Chicago
Lodge 80 racked in the han
dicap championship as he die
IN 1855, this time with a 1867
total.
Ladies' Set Records
Special awards went as fol
lows: Joe Kuhtic, Chicago
Lodge 80 tourney higf
game, 265; DR.. Matthew Bel
jan, Cleveland Lodge 663 -
Individual high series, 668
and the 1857 Pioneer No.
tournament champs role
1913, the best team game.
The Lodge IA A. Grdins
and Sons team of Cleveland
broke a thirteen year record
set by the Pioneers wher
their 2471 took the women:
scratch title. Repeating as th'
handicap champs were the st
Louis Lodge SO lassies wht
amassed a 2711 total.
Another wOmen's record
fell when Helen Pokersnik
and Marge Vlosich, a Gle
veland Lodge 80 duet,
pooled 1888 pins between
them for a new scratch
Doubles record.
Falling by the side was tht
old record set in 1851 by Flea
nor De Willie and Millie Nj
coson Of Cleveland Lodge IA
There was a tie for th'
1857 handicap Doubles It'll,
when at 1142 it was co-sharet
by Viola Witt and Agaths
Ahal of st. Louis Lodge 16i
with the Hecimovich sisters
Helen and Dorothy, of De
troit Lodge 351.
Enter, Mary Petrin
Sophie Cetinsky of Cleve
land Lodge IA and holder o.
four previous Singles champ
ionships since 1915 captured
another with an all-time higl
of 613, thus breaking the 591
Nellie Hootnick OF Gary Sci
up in 1916.
Eleanore Kavois of thu
Chicago Krizari who was sec
ond only to Sophie Cetinsky
in scratch Singles copped th.
handicap championship with ,
$50 total. Eleanore went on tx
win the women's All-Event,
handicap on Its, making i
the first time since 1941 thai
such an honor fell to the Kri
zari.
A new feminine star IN
the person of Mary Petrin
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-15
Society's 23rd Natl Tenpin Tourney
Was Hosted By Cleveland bb3 Members
Silver Anniversary Meet In Youngstown
Promises To Be A Memorable Gathering

PITTSBURGH, Pa. In it's 23rd edition the Tenpin
Tournament over May thru 5, 1857, to Cleveland,
Ohio the fifth time, counting do the Stay At
Home of 1915 Put to in 1857 the two
Recreation Alleys The boved at the estab-
isbment on Superior and 18th Street the 1901
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Soeiety's Outstanding League BowIers
Month of February, 1859


Month of February, 1859
TENPINs
1856 Club - Men
Joe Mnkowsk Granite City, ILL., ...........,.....266
Jake Pochepan Buffalo, N. Y
Frank zakaria, Chicago, ILL.,
1850 Club" - Men
John Comsia Canton o.
Rudy Pavkovch Detroit Mich. 666
Sam Naglch Granite City, Ill.
"21s Club" Women
Sophie Chorak Chicago Ill
Betty Proctor Akron O.
Sis. Ahal, St. Louis, Mo-
Lii Sveticki Detroit Mich.
1853 Club" - Women
Ginny Koss, Detroit, Mich. 573
Lii Svetck Detroit, Mich.
Mary Lou Kunovc Chicago Ill. ..."..............553
Cathy Roth, Los Angeles, Calf.
DUCKPINs
1920 Club" - Men
John Barancho, Alquippa, Pa. ........."........244
Vic Farkas, Sr, Johnstown, Pa.
Mike Beggs Aiquippa, Pa
"545 Club - Men
Vic Farkas Jr Johnstown Pa Gil
John Yatson Aiquppa, Pa
John Barancho Aliquippa Pa.
1900 Club - Women
Anna P Bekavac Clarion, Pa. .................."221
Anna Marie Segina, Pittsburgh, Pa. ............213
Lenore Zvonkovich Pittsburgh, Pa. ............204
1850 Club" - Women
Agnes Podolka Johnstown, Pa. ..................473
Lenore zvonkovich, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Ann Thomas Aliquippa Pa. ....,................462 462
FIVE PINS
1920 Club" - Men
Albin Sostarch Sudbury, Ont.
Joe Lisac, Hamilton, Ont.
Bob Nizich, Toronto, Ont
"77O Club" - Men
Nick Yustin Toronto Ont.
Frank Sebalj, Schumacher, Ont
Joe Kanjo, Hamilton Ont
1898 Club - Women
Mary Badovinac Sudbury, Ont ..................31S
Mary Hrejac Sudbury, Ont.
Katy Vancina, Schumacher, Ont. .............".298
"73O Club - Women
Julia Fecych, Hamilton, Ont
Kathy Vancina, Schumacher Ont ................764
Mary Badovinac, Sudbury, Ont .................732
Note: - Scores for the March listing must reach
us before April 18TH Take advantage of the zaednicar
to have your league activity publicized
Frank Braidic, Director
Sports Educational Dept
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watsonvi||e Lodge 357 Members Prep
For 10th Annual California Pin Meet
Memorial Day Weekend Championships
Will Take Place on New Monterey Lanes

WATSONVILLE Calf. - Committees have been
ected by Victory CFU Lodge 352 connection with the
10th Annual California State CFU Bowling Tournament,
which will take place the Memorial Day weekend May
80 and 81, in Monterey.
John Prokuriza is Chairman of the tournament and
Mary PHO Secretary Any inquiries regard
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ing 10 Sophie Cetinsky's
highs. Mary Petrin rolled 633
that year in Cleveland for the
best individual women's ser
les. In this respect she bet
tered a 6O2 Sophie Cetinsky
record posted in 1852.
The Lodge so as 1857 han
dicap women's champs rolled
the best team game in 873.
Truly it was a tournament
rough on feminine records OF
some years standing.
Juniors On Rise
In the Junior ranks, the
Nest IS Golub Funeral Home
boys successfully defended
their team title by blasting a
new tourney record in 242O
to break the 2295 previous
high set in 1851 by the De-
troit Juniors.
John Fuduric and Richard
Hrnyak, rolling a 1925, kept
the Doubles championship
with Nest So for the fourth
straight year. John Fuduric
in 561 copped the Singles
championship and at a high
200 tournament game shared
| that honor with Charles Ber-
linger of Buffalo, N. Y.
Among the girls, the
Cleveland Nest IS team
flying the colors Of the Fl
and M Plumbing shot an
all-time high of 2076 to
break the 1908 former
high mark set up in 1854
by another Nest IS five
which started this four year
, reign in that category.
Arlene Skorich and Fran
: cine Longar came up with a
: 900 score in Doubles, another
all-time high, as that champ
2 ionship went to Nest. 55 for
! the fourth straight year.
Still another all-time tour
! nament high was posted in
! Singles by Arlene Skorich in
l 451 as that championship re-
l mained with Cleveland Nest
3 IS for the fifth time in six
= years, the last four in a row.
!. Francine Longar sewed up
, the girls tournament honors
for Cleveland Nest IS by roll
ing 164, the high game among
the girl participants.
Tremendous Turnout
A recap showed 158 teams
registered, 102 mems, 43 wo-
mems, 10 from the boys and
3 from the girls. Of the 366
Doubles entered, 264 were
ascribed to the men and 102
to the women, the latter Sec
ond only to the record 105
women's doubles teams en-
, tered in Chicago during 1855.
The Doubles-Singles en-
try was the third highest in
the tournament annals, on
> ly the 1851 and 1855 tour
naments surpassing it.
The Manger Hotel located
at East 18th and Chester
: Avenue and convenient to the
alley establishments served
: as tournament headquarters.
! The Pioneers Lodge 663
l hosting the Tournament for
| the fourth time used the Slo-
t vene Auditorium, st. Clair
Avenue and East 65th Street
: in Cleveland, for the Satur-
: day night Bowlers Dance and
the Sunday evening Victory
> Banquet and Dance, both we'll
! attended social functions.
} John Badovinac, president
) of the hosting Pioneers"
Lodge, was the tournament
t chairman, while Frank Brai-
: die, stated with Pioneer
members and q tournament
staff corps, all put their tour
nament experience to task
flor the secretarial end Of this
Tournament.
With the 23rd Tenpin Tour
Evening star., 1959-12-06

a girl who's digging for gold doesn't
have to look very far for nuggets this
holiday season - she'll find them around
every corner. With gold the favorite
dress-up color, parties will be more gilt
tering than they've ever been before.
Starting at the far left, one gold
bearing girl wears a brocade theater
costume by Harvey BERN (about 500.
Next to her, and bit barer, is girl in
a gold lame beach diaper" by John
Weitz for Elon $500.
At the right, left to right: first, Nichi
Ciglio designs for William Dewitt lame
4 All thof oliffsrs It's gold brOcdde in a dress
for staring at the theGter (ar LefD
4 Bright and bare: Beaches are beginning to
sparkle Uith bathing suits made of lame
Evening star., 1959-12-06

k1ANR0
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RODANTHE PERSONALS

The Ldies Aid Society met Mon
day at the home of Mrs. Dorcas
Midget and was opened by sing
ing. Reading of the 18th chapter
of st. John by the President, Mrs.
Nora E. Herbert. Prayer by Mrs.
Beulah O'Neal. Present were Mrs.
Beulah O'Neal, Mrs. Lucretia Mid
gett, Mrs. Ersie Midgette, Mrs.
Sudie Payne, Mrs. Leone Midget,
Mrs. Ethel O'Neal, Mrs. Dorcas
Midget, Mrs. Nora E. Herbert,
Mrs. Bethany Gray, Mrs. Bette
Midget and Mrs. Anna Midget.
The white horse prize was won
by Mrs. Ersie Midget. Hostess
Mrs. Dorcas Midget. Next meet
ing on June 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian L. Gray
spent Monday night in Manteo
with their daughter, Mrs. Jack
Cahoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer S. Midget
of Mays Head were here Monday
and visited Mr.. and Mrs. John E.
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BEDDING PLANTS now ready:
Petunias, Scarlet Sage, Snap
dragons, $1.5O doz.; Dble. Petun-
las, Ageratum, Coleus, $500 doz.;
Carnations, Lantana, Verbena, Pri-
mula Veris, Candytuft, Sultana,
25c each; Sweet William, English
Daisies, $1.OO doz.; Foxglove, Sto-
kesia, Shasta Daisies, 35c each;
Geraniums, Begonias, SOC up, etc.
Roanoke Island Gardens, Route
264, l mile north of Manteo, N. C.
T-4-10-tfc
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lis presiding.

lis presiding.
Tomorrow, Tuesday night, Cir
cles / and 2 of the Woman's So
ciety for Christian Service are
holding a special joining meeting
and, having as guests at pot luck
supper their husbands. A special
feature of the evenings program
will be piano selections by pupils
of Miss Grace M. Keeney. Those
performing are Betty Helen How
ard, June Yvette Austin, Christine
O'Neal, Margaret Spencer, Hettie
Tolson, and Virginia Wahab.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith of
Atlanta, Georgia, are at the How
ard Tourist Home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parker of
Meriden, Connecticut, are occupy
ing their summer home here for
ten days.
Dix Daugherty of Raleigh
spent this past week end with
Mrs. Daugherty and Mr.. and Mrs.
E. S. FOLSOM. Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie
Burrus and family of Norfolk
were also here.
Mrs. Laura Bragg, who at pres
ent is with her daughter, Mrs. w.
N. Cullifer, and son Eric Gregory
Bragg and their family in Norfolk
plans to enter U. S. Public Health
Hospital this week for an eye OPP
Grafton.
At about 1890 pm. Sunday
night, many Ocracokers were
awakened by the approaching
sound of a helicopter. An emergen-
cy call by the local Coast Guard
brought it from Elizabeth City to
take Mrs. Mary Frances O'Neal to
Sea Level Hospital. The 'copter
landed at the Coast Guard Station
and was here about fifteen min
'utes before taking off for Sea
Level.
Mrs. Saide Garrish, who recently
celebrated her 89th birthday, was
pleased to receive a letter of con-
graduation from Hon. Herbert C.
Bonner shortly after her birthday
anniversary. In addition to con-
graduating her Congressman
Bonner expressed the hope that
he, too, would live to be 80.
Today, Monday, at Ocracoke
School, all the children from first
grade through the twelfth grade,
had the opportunity to have their
pictures taken. C. C. Holyfield, of
Holyfield Studios in Winston
Salem, was here for a few days
fishing, and, as in past years
brought along his camera to take
these pictures.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Scarbor-
ough were delighted to receive
word recently that their son, Jack
Scarborough, U. S. C. G., had been
raised to the rank of Warrant Of
ficer. For several years he was
stationed as storekeeper in Boston,
Massachusetts. He is now being
transferred to Groton, Connecti-
cut, to have charge of the store at
the Coast Guard School there.
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WANTED: MAN OR WOMAN

WANTED: MAN OR WOMAN
full time to serve Watkins Ma
tionally Advertised Products to ru-
raj customers in Pamlico County.
Earnings up to $4,000 per week
possible from the start. FREE Life
Insurance Plan. Should be over rs
years of age. Car or light truck
necessary. Write P. o. Box No.
113, Goldsboro, North Carolina.
PH-4-23-3tc
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MUCH ACTIVITY is
CURRENTLY LISTED
ON OCRACOKE ISLE

| OCRACOKE, May 1.-The Ocra
coke High School juniors enter
tanned members of the senior elias.
at a delightful banquet last Satur
day night. The school library was
decorated in class colors, pink ant
white, and the class flower, pink
carnation, was used as center.
pieces. Attractive favors, pretty
girls, and a delicious steak dinner
made the occasion a very happy
one. After dinner, the juniors and
seniors and their guests were in.
vited to the dance at the recreation
hall.
Warwick Wise Book, junior, was
POSTMASTER, introducing those who
had a part in the program. Aida
Vann ONeal read the History OF
the Class Of 1859. David Eshem
read the Last Will and Testament
Lindsay B. Howard, junior, pre-
sented the Prophecy, celebrating
on what he found at Ocracoke in
the year 1870. Expressions of APP
probation were expressed to the
mothers who helped with the deco
rating and with cooking and serv-
ing the dinner. These were Mrs. L.
Taft Howard, Mrs. w. T. Boos,
Mrs. Monford Garrish, Mrs. Elisha
Esham, and Mrs. Ansley O'Neal.
Guests in addition to the juniors
and seniors were Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore Rondthaler, Mr.. and Mrs
Benjamin E. Spencer, Miss Kay
Waller, Miss Ann Esham, Miss
Louise Tolleson, Miss Ellen Marie
Fulcher, and Ray Waller.
This junior-senior dinner party
marked the beginning of various
commencement events. On May
18th the seniors are honor guests
at the annual Ocracoke High
School Alumni Association meet.
ing and banquet. Talks of the an
nual high school picnic are in
the air. Commencement invitations
have been sent out for that occa-
sion on Sunday evening, May 31st
at the Ocracoke Methodist Church
So, all in all, school days for 1855
are about over, and summer vaca.
ton is just around the corner.
According to a report from
Capt. Frazier Peele, the HatteraS
Inlet ferry carried 1880 cars dur.
ing the month of April, about 45(
more than in March. Several Fish.
ermen have come in. Mr.. and Mrs
George T. Ely of Bethel Park
Pennsylvania, are occupying the
Virginia Howard cottage. C. C
Holyfield of Winston-Salem, anC
son, fishing with Capt. Oscar
Burrus caught several blues to.
day, Monday. Unconfirmed but
probably true reports have it that
Mr.. and Mrs. Eph Esham and Mrs
Jesse Garrish caught a variety OF
species, including trout and sea
mullet, at the northern end of the
Island. A. J. Stewart of Whining
ton, Delaware, and D. C. Mooney
of Reidsville, N. C. are expected to
arrive on May 8th for their spring
season fishing.
On Monday night, May 18th, the
Ocracoke Civic Club will hold its
! May meeting, president Jack Will
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PINK AND BLUE SHOWER
HONORS MRS. WARD TUES.

Mrs. Norman Ward of Manteo
was guest of honor Tuesday eve
ming at a pink and blue shower
given at the home of Mrs. Bill
Swindell near Manteo, assistant
hostesses being Mrs. Wayland Fry,
Mrs. Ina Waterfeld and Mrs. Ca
mile Podolski. A pink and blue
color scheme was carried out, and
refreshments of punch, cake and
nuts were served.
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Herbert, Sr.

Herbert, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Midget and
children Anna and Helen Carol of
Elizabeth City spent the week end
here with Mrs. Midgett's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred O'Neal.
Mrs. Colenda Midget spent the
week end in Norfolk with her
daughter, Mrs. Raymond Smith.
Mrs. Laura Scarborough of Nor
folk spent the week end with Mr..
and Mrs. Levene w. Midget.
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SALESMAN wanted. Man wanted
to supply Rawleigh Products to
consumers in Hyde and Tyrrell
counties. Big insecticide season
just ahead. Good time to start.
No capital required. Write Raw
leigh's, Dept. NCE-480-557B, Rich
mond, Va. PH-5-7-4tp
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FOR SALE: / loft. new bateau
type boat with 51s hip. Sea
King motor; / 1851 WHY'S Jeep
with deluxe cab in good condition;
1 1914 Ford Jeep, 1 gas-fired deep
fat fryer for restaurant use;
set Toledo Plaskon scales. See
Wilson H. Wright, Delray Beach
Cottages, or phone Kill Devil Hills
o74e. T-5-1-5tc
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WANTED, MAN OR WOMAN, to
serve Watkins Nationally Ad-
vertised Products to rural custo-
mers in Tyrrell and Hyde coun-
ties. Earnings up to $4,000 per
week possible from the start.
FREE Life Insurance Plan. Should
be over 25 years of age. Car or
light truck necessary. Write P. o.
Box 113, Goldsboro, North Caro-
lima, PH-4-30-atc
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MAN OR WOMAN to

WANTED, MAN OR WOMAN to
serve Watkins Nationally Ad-
vertised Products to rural custo-
mers in Dare County. Earnings up
to $4,000 per week possible from
the start. FREE Life Insurance
Plan. Should be over % years OF
age. Car or light truck necessary.
Write P. o. Box No. 113, Colds
boro, North Carolina. T-4-24-3tc
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HOUSES FOR SALE: Three nice
two-bedroom cottages with bath
for sale. Asbestos siding, sheet
rock finish, complete with bath;
bargains; must be removed from
property at Mays Head. Mrs. Clara
Owens, phone 1851, Mays Head.
T-5-7-3tc
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LAND for sale - Located in the
village of Buxton on Cape Hat
teras. 80 feet on highway, 1900
feet deep to Pamlico Sound. For
information call Norfolk UL-
3-7423 or write Edgar C. Gaskins,
1921 Larkin Street, Norfolk, Vir-
ginia. T-2-13-tfc
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SALESMAN wanted: Man wanted
to supply Rawleigh Products to
consumers in Beaufort County.
Big insecticide season just ahead.
Good time to start. No capital re-
uuired. Write Rawleigh's, Dept.
NcE-46O-553B, Richmond, Va.
PH-5-7-4tp
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"BUY AT DISCOUNT PRICES"
Send for large Wholesale Cata-
log. Small appliances, watches,
clocks and hundreds of small no
tions. Upchurch, 400 Edgeworth
Street, Middlesex, New Jersey.
T-2-27-12tc
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BOAT FOR SALE: 25' flat-bot-
tom, good condition, rugged for
grabbing. 100000. Phone Kill Devil
Hills 3217. T-4-10-4tp
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TWO GOOD DISHWASHERS
wanted. Owens Cafe and Motel,
Mays Head, N. G. Phone S6bl.
T-5-7-3tc
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FOR SALE: One 22' cabin cruiser
with practically new Chrysler
Ace marine engine. Will sacrifice
for quick sale. See G. G. Bonner,
Manteo. T-2-20-tfc
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LANGFORD NEON SIGN CO.,
Roanoke Rapids, N. c. Quick
guaranteed service. Quality signs
of all kinds. Neon. Bulletin Boards,
etc. Est. 25 years. Phone collect,
JE 7-4069 or JE 7-4386.
T-5-8-3tp
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THE HATTERASMAN, By Ben
Dixon MacNeill, S.. Add ID
cents on mail orders. Times Print
ing Co., Manteo, N. G.
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SMALL BULLDOZER for rent.
$3.50 hr. Gift. blade. Call Man
teo 222-W. T-5-8-3tp
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THE OLD SEA CAPTAIN AND
DRUMMER Book 81, postpaid.
Get this racy book of dialogue
from Cape Hatteras and the N. C.
Coastland. Send it to your friends.
6 copies S. postpaid. Times Print
ing Co.. Inc, Manteo, N. C.
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WANTED: Baby crib without
mattress. Phone Manteo 246.
T-5-S-1tc
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ALL TYPES BOATS built. Prices
reasonable. Quality work. Roscoe
Gallop, phone 2S1-W4, Wanchese,
N. C. T-11-14-tfc
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ARTIFICIAL BREEDING of your
cows to purebred, proven stocks
Is both profitable and economical.
This service available to family
COW owners, beef producers, dairy
herds. All dairy, and beef breeds
available. Call H.\ E. Clayton, Bel
haven VIII 3-3206. P-10-4-tfc
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FOR liability, automobile, fire,
windstorm, bonds, workmen's
compensation, disqualification in
surance, call Manteo AZ - Outer
Banks Insurance Agency. T-5-1-tfc
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SUMMER JOB on beach wanted
by young white woman. No typ
ist, no waitress. Miss Catherine
E. Bowman, Phone 13-W, Manteo,
care Mrs. Edna Bell.
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WANTED: Experienced man for
washing, greasing and tire re-
pairs. Rouse's Tire Town, Belhav-
en-, N. C.. P-5-7-1tc
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WANTED: Man for night hotel
work. Write Box look, CO
Coastland Times, Manteo.
T-5-1-tfc
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FOR RENT: Building on water
front. Suitable for wholesale or
retail fish market or warehouse.
See G. G. Bonner, Manteo.
T-2-20-tfc
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SILVER INK, Pen included, 29t.
TIMES PRINTING COMPANY,
Inc, MANTEO.
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visit ANDERsoN's SUPER

WISH ANDEKSUN'S SUPEN-
MARKET-BEACH STORE at
two mile post. Vacation headquar-
tiers. Open year round. Write
BILL ANDERSON'S RENTAL
AGENCY, Realtors, Kitty Hawk,
reservations, oceanfront house
keeping cottages. T-4-S-tfc
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For your insurance needs see
W. R. PEARCE, Manteo, N. c.
All kinds of insurance
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OFFICE SUPPLIES, PRINTING
orders for printing of all kinds
filled promptly. We print forms,
blanks, letterheads, statements, en-
velopes. Order from your Pilot and
Herald Agent, or Times Printing
Co., Manteo, N. C. We carry book
keeping supplies, and some office
furniture.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-05-08

WHITE MAN, over 60, with full
business experience seeks sum-
mer employment Dare Beaches or
vicinity. A. ]. Bowman, Point Har-
Dor. T-5-8-2tp