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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-12-08
State Association
Elects Hollenbeck

H. D. Hollenbeck, Geauga
county recorder, today is tre-
aSUrer of the Ohio State Re-
corderS' Association. Mr.. Hol-
lenbeck was elected at the
state meeting last week in
Columbus.
Also attending state con-
ventionS of their depart
ments were Donald Philips,
clerk of court, Irene Marks,
county treasurer; John Bak-
er, deputy sealer of weights
and measures.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-12-08
MarchofDimesProgram
Begins Fund Campaign

With 100000 Americans
still not inoculated against in
fantile paralysis, about forty
workers of the Geauga Chap
ter Of Infantile Paralysis,
were told Friday evening a
great deal of work still must
be done by the foundation to
wipe out the dread deaSe.
The fund drive kick off
dinner and meeting was held
at Welshfield Inn with Mr..
Charles Hall, fund drive
chairman presiding.
Those at the speakers table
introduced by Mr.. Hall were
Mr.. Lester Rayl, county cha
pter treasurer and Mrs. Rayl;
Mr.. Robert Prince, campa-
paign treasurer and Mrs.
Prince; Mr.. and Mrs. Brake
man, chapter secretary; Mrs
George Dunlap: chairman of
Geauga chapter and Mr.. Dun
lap; Mr.. Manfrede Avs of
Columbus, State Representa-
tive of The National Founda
ti-on and Mrs. Charles Hall.
Township chairman annou-
need by Mr.. Hall were the
following:
Auburn Mrs. Paul Cub
bins.
Bainbridge Mrs. Iris
Scott.
Burton Mrs. Ken Blair.
Chardon village and town.
ship Mrs. Lucille Danforth;
Chesterland Mrs. Edging-
ton.
Hambden Mrs. Paul John
son;
Huntsburg Mrs. ElWin Ad-
ans.
Lake Aquilla Mrs. A. Gro
yer.
Middlefield Village Mrs.
Richard Warne; Middlefield
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-12-08
Village Issues
Building Permits

The village of Chardon is
sued the following building
permits in November:
Stella c. Werner, 13O Good
rich Ct, garage.
Nellie Hubbard, 300 South
St, heating.
Mabel Baker, 253 Center st.
CarpOrt.
Anne & Wallace King, 1O1
South St, alterations and sign.
Willis E. Kepler, 103 Main
St, sign.
Theresa B. Smeader, PIG E.
King ST., addition.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-12-08

Geauga Prosecuting Attor-
ney James w. DinSmore has
ruled that the seat of justice
is in Geauga county.
Commissioners, who must
proceed with the construction
of the new county jail for
which a $375 900 bond issue
was voted, were in a quand-
ary because the Ohio law
code said the Sheriff'S office
shall be located at the seat
Of justice.
They appealed to the pro-
secutor for answer. DinSmore
in a letter mailed to the
commissioners, today said:
There is no provision pre-
scribing the location Of the
jail toher than it must be
within Geauga County. The
sheriff must maintain an of
flee at the county seat in the
municipality where the Com
mon Pleas Court is situated.
Location of a new jail is
at the discretion of the COM
miSsoners and plans must be
submitted to a committee OF
the commissioners, clerk Of
courts, sheriff, probate judge
and one person appointed by
Judge"
The commissioners have
option for purchase Of land
for the new jail near the Ge-
auga Community Hospital on
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-12-08
List Christmas Music
Programs in Schools

Chardon schools announce
he following musical prog
ram for he Christmas sea-
son:
December II 800 pm,
MunSon elementary featur-
ing the elementary band and
chorus and a sixth grade op-
eretta.
December II, 800 pm, Sc
nior high vocal Ensembles
will sing for Progress Re-
search club.
December IL, 1900 (noon)
Senior high vocal ensembles
will sing the Caroling Serv-
ice at the public square in
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-12-08

Cleveland.
December Is, 800 p. M,
Hambden elementary will
present a Christmas program
using all grades in the school.
December 20. 100, Maple
and Park elementary schools
will present a combined Chr
istmas program featuring the
elementary bands and Choir
uses.
December 81, 800 pm, Ju-
nior and Senior high school
will present the annual Chris
tmaS concert at the senior
high gym.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-12-08

Township Mrs. Martin Mer-
ryfield Jr.
Montville Mrs. Pearl Bar
mum.
Newbury Mrs. Carl Ric-
ca.
Parkman Mrs. N. E. Do
bay.
Russell Mrs. Marietta
Hodge; S. Russell Mrs.
Richard A. Davis.
Thompson Mrs. Marcel
Kimak.
Troy (Mantua) Mrs. j.
KangaS and Mrs. Imhoff.
Other workers named were
Ward A. Lawrence Jr., in
charge of communications;
Max ThraSher and George
Ely, publicity; George zaka~
ny, service clubs and organi-
zations, Bob Barnum, charge
of business and industries.
Manfred Avs, speaker of
the evening told of the re-
search work being done by
the National chapter which
includes study to determine
the length of time the vac
inc safe guards against po-
lio. Also research in arthri-
tbs and it's crippling affects
on 100000 Americans. AL
so the study of birth defects.
One in 16 babies born in the
United States is afflicted in
this way.
The Mothers March of
Dimes" is scheduled for jan
uary 81, 1861.
At times Geauga county
has given as much as $14,-
10000 for this cause.
This year the chapter is
hoping TO receive twenty five
cents per capita from a pop
ulation of 1000 people in the
county.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-12-08
J New Businesses
Open in Chardon

home six years ago. 1t was
formerly a cheese factory.
They used it as a summer
house, living in Cleveland,
where they owned a grocery
store. However, they liked it
out here, bought the I.G.A
store in Burton and moved
out.
Mr.. Tafel presently works
at CarlSon'S Hardware store,
but expects to work full-time
at the grocery store after the
first of the year. All the for
mer employees of Kings will
continue to work there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tafel expect
to paint and remodel, and eX-
pect to continue Kings deliv-
cry service. Incidently, Mr..
Mel has bought a supermar-
ket in GarrettSville.
4
Evelyn Davis, of Henning
Drive, Chardon, has bought
the beauty salon in the Char
don Shopping Plaza arcade,
and is calling it "Evelyn'S
Hairdressers." She studied at
White Cross school of coSmo-
tology in Cleveland and own
ed a salon in Wickliffe dur
ing the war. She is married,
and she and her husband,
Willie, have two daughters,
Veora, IA, and Marjorie, 13.
The salon, formerly James
Dale's, has beautiful, modern
equipment, and has been oW
owned by Mrs. Davis since
December /.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-12-08

on. He served two years be-
fore he was paroled. He has
a record of two charges Of
auto theft and breaking and
entering.
This is the second break
from Geauga county jail this
year. IN July, three men eS-
capped and were caught in a
matter of hours.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-12-08
Sunshine Shop
Needs Volunteers

Volunteers who wish to as
siSt at the Geauga Sunshine
Unlimited Arts and Crafts
buckeye Handkerchief Shop
please contact Mrs. Richard
Adams, AV 5-7421, or Mrs. w.
J. Eardley, AV. 5-4118. The
shop is located at the corner
of E. Park and North Hamb-
den ST., Chardon, from 10 to
l, and l, to 4:30 week days.
Mrs. Raymond Webcor is in
charge of sales. Sales are for
benefit Of handicapped of Ge-
auga county.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-12-08
Chester Buys New
Jr. High Uniforms

CHESTER - Student Coun-
Gil of Chester school sponsor
ed a bake sale on Friday, De-
cember 2, to raise money to
furnish uniforms for the jun
ior high cheerleaders. 1t is
hoped that the new uniforms
will be ready in time for the
first basketball game Of the
season against Troy, Friday
the 9th at 800 at Chester.
Twelve new player uni :
forms have been purchased
and Thomas Briggs junior
high team hopes to act as
sharp as it looks. The uni
forms are blue with white
trim.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-12-08
Chester Teachers
Plan Xmas Party

CHESTER - Chester tea
chers are planning their an
nual Christmas party for Wed
nesday evening, Dec. IA. This
year WelShfield Inn at Troy
has been chosen to play host
for this affair.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-12-08

tenn among rural fire depart
mentS of Geauga county.
Chief Goff said he could
not make an estimate of the
loss at this time" The smoke
was intense, he added.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-12-08
Beardsleys to Have
Anniversary Party

HUNTSBURG - Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn Beardsley will be
observing their 50th wedding
anniversary Sunday afterno-
on, Dec. 18, at HuntSburg
Congregational church. Open
house will be from 2 pm. un-
till 6 pm.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-12-08
By Helen TOrOk

Chardon has three new bu-
SineSSeS and three business
have changed hands recent
ly.
The Cleveland Electric We
hicle Co. have leased the
building owned by Tony and
John Pryateley, formerly oc-
cupied by Frank Fink at 311
Cherry ST., Chardon.
According to Mr.. M. Nc
Mullen, vice president, the
company is affiliated with
the Electric Storage Battery
Co., maker of Exide batter
les. They are assembling ele-
ctric battery powered street
trucks for multi stop deliver
les, such as milk trucks. The
trucks have plastic untitled
bodies, and get about so mil
eS to a battery charge. The
batteries charge easily, by
being plugged in, overnight,
and are ready to go in the
morning.
According to m. McMul-
len, the company was form
erly located in Cleveland.
However, their quarters be-
came too cramped, and they
needed more room for prop
er operation.
Walter Thomas of Willou-
ghby Hills, a vice-preSident
in the company, and Mr.. Nc
Mullen searched for the new
quarters, and decided Char
don was the ideal place.
Their building has ample
space for their office and
equipment. The firm present
ly employees six men, and are
presently working on resear-
ch.
b. & III. Appliance Service,
sos Water St., is owned by
John Bailey, who formerly
was in business on North st.
for about three years. The
store carries r. C.. A., Whirl-
pool, Dormeyer and Sunbeam
Appliances. Trade ins on
all appliances, large and
small, are allowed.
Mr. Bailey, and his wife,
Frances, live on north st.
They have two married dau-
ghterS, Carol Anderson and |
Marilyn Lord, and two sons,
Kenneth, 81, and Brian, 10.
Bill Kepler Of Chardon has
put his hobby of making je- |
welry to use, opening the Viii
lage JeWelry and Gift Shop |
on Main ST., Chardon, in the
building formerly occupied |
by the Republican headquar-
terS.
Besides beautiful hand
made jeWelry, Mr.. Kepler
carries diamond engagement |
and wedding rings, watches,
books, hobbies, and many ex-
cellent gift items. Mrs. SuS-
an Smith of Chardon is the
clerk in the store.
Holly Armstrong has pur-
chased the Country Casual
Shop in the Chardon Shopping
Plaza. For Christmas, she
has stocked the store with
some beautiful women'S
dresses, skirts, blouses, and
sweaters. Country Casual al
-os has gifts. Holly Armstrong
who is married to Ross Arm
strong. They live on Allyn
Blvd. in Chardon, and have
two sons, Reese, IL, and Drew
Drew, 10. Mrs. Armstrong
says the store is a new ad-
venture" to her.
Ann Johnson, whose hus-
band manages Ross Arm
strong's Middtlefield Drug
store, assists Mrs. Arm
strong. Mrs. Johnson worked
at Lions Apparal in Tacoma,
Wash, was a buyer at Dol
lie McAssey, in Seattle, Wash
and managed the sports de-
partment of jeanette Julyan,
PaineSville.
Hazel and jose Oh Tafel
have bought King market
on Main ST., Charc on, from
Robert Mel. The Tafel'S live
in Huntsburg, bought their
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-12-08

Hazel and JosCph Tafel
have bought King market
on Main ST., Charcon, from
Robert Mel. The Tafel's live
in Huntsburg, bought their
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1960-03-31
EdUcation .

screams and rushed into t h e
flaming house and took them by
the hand and led them out safe
ly In so doing he skinned his
knees and tore his jeans.
Now, that is the story, and it's
true. Here was a white boy who
had not had the opportunity to
be taught as we had; too, obvi-
ously, he'd not had a chance to
read history as recorded by the
citizens councils. There was no
excuse for his act of foolishness!
Said Charles Kent Bridges: 81
just ran in after them before I
had time to think it over" That's
not much of an excuse, but boys
will be boys, or something like
that.
The act of Bridges leads us to
believe, at least to suspect, that
education has failed in certain
areas of the South. The whole
set-up should be investigated by
the citizens councils, our erst-
while professor, perhaps even
Senator eastland, too.
IT'S terrible thing to think
that white boy was so ignorant
as to risk his white life to save
two useless, ged Negroes :.
and to touch them by the hand
on top of that!
IT'S ignorance, that's what!
And, by golly, we're hoping to
see much more of that kind of
ignorance :. and soon +. were
for it!
Evening star., 1960-07-15
Colonial Realty
IA. 5-6200
CATHEDRAL LIV. RIM,
ARLINGTON REALTY
$500 Wilson Blvd. IA. 7-9300
Open 0 Til 8

CATHEDRAL LlV. I'M.
close-in N. Arlington-3 minute,
from Chain Bridget Magnificent
lot with beautiful grove Of trees Is
the perfect setting for this charm
ing 4-year-old brick home. Lovely
entrance hall. 22-ft. dream" liv-
Ing rm. with fireplace and large
adjoining rear screened porch. af-
foroing complete privacy. Charm.
cabnsts sas eacOnS AND 0inahE HAT1N Nc SPACE Spa g
Three twin" bedrms and 2 dt
luxe ali-tile baths; paneled rec
room with bar: over-sised built-ir
garage. Hurryl Ewes, call ia
5-S540.
METZLER-Va. Office
."oH 37th Year in Real Aatate,
24l7 Zee HWY. JAI -7S7'
Evening star., 1960-07-15

DEVELOPMENT CORP. Realtors
134 N. KINGS Hwy. so. 5-91OO
Evening star., 1960-07-15
41b%o CT LOANS

Fast becoming extinctl Take advan-
tase Of this low-interest rate now!
Assume $4,000 loan with
monthly payments Sl30.S5 includ-
ing tax and insurancel Large
rooms, 3 bedrooms and nursery,
recreation room, porch and sun
deck. garage: everything the large
family needsl Located in Arlington
near Westover shopping center.
IA. 7-9300
Assume this CT loan Of $4,000
and save SIS month over current
conventional financing. Brick RAM
bier, built on q 1s-acre beautifully
Handicapped lot, far enough from
neighbors to insure privacy. Price,
S23,50O total payment, S12s per
IA. 10000
ONLY $4,000 DOWN and you can
assume this GI loan with monthly
payments of S110i 3-bedroom brick
rambler in Springfield: Ia baths,
carport; extra: Yell-to-wall car
peting In beautiful condition;
$1s,950e
ARLINGTON REALTY
2300 Wilson Blvd. IA, 7-93OO
Open 9 Til Q
Evening star., 1960-07-15
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ARLINGTON. N.-sis,e50. Wall
to Lee hwy. Spacious 2-story YER
satile home In new cond., with
22x14 It. wing. bath and outside
entr.. which was added for Z
hobby. Are you looking for some,
mo. pitt. Vacant. LUCILLE
COOK, Realtor. JE, 2-3272.
ARL., N.-Beaut. 3-bedrm,, 1-bath
rambler with fenced yd., lge. gar. !.
COW. schools, shop. Pentagon; i'm
men. poss. Open Sat, Sun. sc
N. Harrison.
ARLINGTON-For the smaller FAM
lily who wants large rooms. this
lovely center-hall plan rambler
consisting of living room with
fireplace, dining L. huge kitchen,
2 twin-sized bedrooms, tiled bath
level. fenced lot, walk to bus and
schools. Priced only $4,000 with
81 800 down and assume $4,000
loan. LORENE RAMSEY REALTY.
3203 Columbia pike. ia. 4-0023.
Nj acre with
trees. Ideal for retired couple OF
small family. Quiet secluded N.
Arl. area. yet only I blk. to bus
service and schools. This could be
1t, II YOU need more land for
children. gardening, etc. Small
3-bedrm. rambler, excel. cond.
Will sacrifice for only S19,750;
$1,000 down. Phone JE. 4-2212.
No agents.
Evening star., 1960-07-15
ID KARAT

Looking for q 3-bedrm.. brick ram
bier with wall-to-wall carpeting,
washer, drier. family kitchen and
many other accessories set In ar
ranch fence and with tall trees fol
comfort and shade2 All this within
walking distance Of schools. buses
and shopping. See this gem Of 4
home today at S17,e50 in North
Arlington. r. W. BERENS, Real.
tors, 3l10 N. Glebe I'd IA b-07O7
Evening star., 1960-07-15
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

COUNTRY'S largest brake special.
lists need more downtown and sub.
urban locations with inside park
ING for q minimum Of cars.
Contact Mr.. Eisner, OIL. 6-9200,
NATIONWIDE SAFTI-BRAKE CTR.
Evening star., 1960-07-15
MODERN 4-BAY

LUNCHEONETTE, A I. downtown
legation; seats 75; msdern, reason-
Evening star., 1960-07-15
ARI,. N

North Arlington--and what's more
the country club section of North
Arlington. Three bedrooms. thu
smallest Of which Is 13xl3; tive
fun baths, separate dining room
and wonderful big Kitchen with
table space; fun basement anc
screened porch; S26,e50.
Evening star., 1960-07-15
CALIFORNIA-STYI,
BEST BTTY-GI

BEST BUY-GI
Take over . S14.4O0 CT loan on a
four bedroom, two-bath house, in
convenient close-in section OF
North Arlington. Pull basement,
screened porch, separate dining
room, fireplace in living room; and
easiest financing on the market al
q low 4la%; $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-07-15
EASY LIVING

Completely level lot: ra-spaeiouS
house, all on one floor. Huge liv-
ing room and adjoining dining eli
with French doors out to a COM
pletely private rear yard. Kitchen
with separate breakfast area: z
bedrms., double garage, large util.
ity room; on beautiful street in
the city OF Falls Church, walking
distance to shopping and bus;
S27,950.
Evening star., 1960-07-15
& BEDROOMS

Not q single compromise in this
spacious. custom built, almost-neW
luxury home; q 'split-entrance'
bi-level, designed for uncluttered,
spread-out living for the largest
family: kitchen Is SO big it would
hold o grand piano; paneled rec.
room with fireplacei three bed
rooms upstairs; two IN the above
garage. Call for details; SAL 500.
HOLLEY REALTY
51s3 Lee Hwy. KE. $3.50
Evening star., 1960-07-15

ENGLISH STYLE
Colonial home in a lovely North
Arlington setting; 8 bedrooms. .
baths, large living room with
fireplace, separate dining room,
full basement, garage. Walking
distance to schools, shops and
bus. Immediate occupancy. .FHA
appraised at $19,450 or large
ROSS HAWoRTH REALTY
REALTOR KE. 6-670O
Evening star., 1960-07-15

Coy 2.hedroom Cape Cod with ex-
pandable attic; real country living
yet only steps away from center oi
small town Full price only S..
$50. with low down payment
BROWN & BROWN REALTY, JE
Evening star., 1960-07-15
HOUSES FoR saLE-VA.

ATTR. WHITE BRICK HOME
blk s,1 from trsnsD'5sstis1; ts ans ser..ned ny
porch; Ind d.. 2 bedrooms. den
and bath; fun bsmt. and garags.
Sls.600. For Inspection. cali Mrs.
Hickey. IA. 4-3776; ewes, ia.
T-46ss. BOSS q PHELPS. INC.
AWARD : WINNING CONTEMPO-
RARY HOME. located on q tree
studded lot in the Pals Church
area: 4 bedTms., full baths, day
light rec. rm.: many other extras
including 2 fireplaees and open
beamed ceilings throughout. CAL
today for appt. LURIA BROS,
Realtors, IA. 5-S5()O.
Evening star., 1960-07-15
BANKS & LEE, INC.

One Of the areas largest builders
present today's best home buy. We
invite you to inspect and compare
their latest complete community
All-brick 3-bedTm. ramblers with
full bsmt., sep: din. rm.. ]. and 2
tional. Prices start at Sl7.99O
with only 5000 down and pay
ments Of $125 per mo. includes
DIR: South o. 8. Rte. /, through
Groyeton to Wagon wheel Motel,
bear right. follow open signs TO
ftfrniehed naodel
Evening star., 1960-07-15
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ABSOLUTELY ACCREDITED
MoTELs FOR SALE

JOE II. THOMPSON
232 woodward Bldg. ia. s-670o
AGENCY -DISTRIBUTORsHIP serv-
ing direct to Taverns, Restau-
rants, Stores, etc. Beautiful high
quality 10c to SOC candy and
drug specialties earning high I'M
mediate cash profit, on fast repeat
basis. No machinery or equipment
to buy, but must have auto. For
direct factory connection with
complete career program, write
CHEX, 2e10 N. 18th st., Phila.,
80, Pa.
BAR AND RESTAURANT-7-day
LIQUOR license, legal slots: on water.
good boating, fishing, swimming;
small investment. Call after
pm. AD. 2-e130.
BOOK AND GREETING CARD
SHOP, at sacrifice to right party;
must leave town. NE. S-07s6.
Evening star., 1960-07-15

s7-FT RANCHER ON IA ACRES
This delightful custom brick home
Just reduced to S32,500 offers tre-
snsE msnaous spscoas Eas centsS sRssi M toF ts IS
living rm. with fireplace, full din
ing. rm., de luxe GE kitchen,
really twin bedrooms, 2 tile baths
glass ialousied porch; all on one
level. Recreation rm. in full bsmt
Gear garage. Lovely level wooded
lot with lovely view r. W. BER-
EMS, Realtor, 304 W Lee hwy,
Fairfax, CIR. 3-l4Ol
Evening star., 1960-07-15
CIVTL WAR MUSEUM


New sntebellum- style building To-
Gated in the Shenandoah ValieP
OF Virginia on historical Us. IL
on the site Of the Battle Of Kerns-
{tont {town; ,rsuin Buiit IN June. 1850 23o-
air conditioned. beautifully deco.
rated and all pieces well displayed,
The museum contains over 500
different, rare and interesting
items used in the war Between
the States, which includes drums,
pixies, rifies, saddles, pistols, ori0
inal pictures, Confederate ana
Union hags. battlefield piekups,
swords, bayonets, uniforms, docu-
ments., leather goods and many
other items too numerous to men,
tion. No duplicates.
The Gift shop is the largest exclu-
siyely Civil War with every item
stocked with sood contacts T for TSn tSis
ture ordering. Must be seen to b.
appreciated. A wonderful business
opportunity in time for the Civil
War centennial. Phone Winches-
ter. Va Mohawk 2-1567 or MO-
DINING ROOM in small hotel for
lease to experienced operator:
fully equipped. Box 50-H, Star.
DRIVEN RESTAURANT
Dining room. curb service. Prop.
erty also available. Parking for
$50 cars. Suitable terms. i23-A
View ave, Norfolk, Va. Justice
7-56l3 or Justice S.3930.
GOOD PAYING GROCERY for sale;
$1,000 down. 2021 4th st. NV.
GROC. STORE DELIC., 26l2 Duke
st.-Stock inventory: excel. loc.
good lease. TIE. 6-9694.
HARDWARE-Volume 100000 to
Sl20;00O at inventory Of approx.
ment at $500. Box OH, Star.
INSURANCE BUSINESS - Billion.
dollar company will train and fl
nance man to represent us in
D. G.. area. Will give you an once,
secretarial assistance and an ind
come of $4,000 per yr. while IL
training to take over on youi
own. Ultimate income should b
$4,000 per annum. Prefer long
time D.. e. area resident with so-
cial mobility. II interested in this
oppor;. write, giving phone No.
and BACKGROUND details to Boz
1IO-6t 0ea1
KLNSALE, northern neck Of ViFs
sinia--Nice, clean, country store,
Ideal location with living quarters
OF three bedrooms. bath, living
room and kitchen. Now doing good
business. Must be sold on account
OF owners health, A wonderful
couple. ! mile from water. Price,
$4,000. Cash required, Sb,b0l,
balance on easy monthly terms.
DUNNINQTON REALTY COMs
PANY, Bowling Green, Virsinia,
phone MElrose 3-4400.
IAUNDRIES-Maytag, coin op., al
low as $1,000 down, completely
installed; SO finance, OIL. 4-352S.
LUNCHEONETTE, Al. downtown
sbis SasS s9' msoefn' reasons
Evening star., 1960-07-15
lrHE EVENlNG STARc.la
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

DOWNTOWN, WISE. .-sHoP-oF.
EeSsd EEsd ego c osL9 81 y slaS 81 G s' Ss' sS SSE
2,500 50. It. avail. See 6S7 b d.
NV CKey at 635D OWNER. DH
2-2460; VIII. 6-S2b7.
Evening star., 1960-07-15
CURTIS MARTIN
5 ACRES

Sales Inc. 100 s. Royal St.
KI. e-6700 Ewes, so. s-S33i