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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-09
BY JENNIE SMITH
Phone Avenue 5.7129

Council meets the first and
third Mondays every month.
The public is invited. Mon :
day, June 6, the trustees of
Aquilla Community met with
the village council. 1t is hop
ed that this joint meeting will
bring about better underStan-
ding of the problems of the
two factors and make for a
better place in which to live.
One of the subjects under dis
cusSion was the Teen age"
dances. The dances will be
held in the community hall
every Tuesday and Thursday
starting June Ia. You must be
10 years of age or under to
attend. Absolutely no on e
over 19 will be admitted.
Don't forget, pot luck din
ner Saturday, June II, at 6
pm. BRING a dish to pass and
your own service.
Thanks to the following
girls for cleaning the COM
munity hall Joan Strong
Florence McFadden, c a r ]
lift, Carol Bazler and Jane
Abe.
The Majors of the Little
League played their first
game last Thursday night .
Their worthy opponents were
the Cubs of Welshfield. Cat
cher for Aquilla was Steven
Libratore and the pitcher was
Paul Plymale. In the first in
ming, WelShfield made five
runs Aquilla o. In the excit-
ing 5th inning our boys raj
lied back and made 5 runs.
The final score was 8 to Z
with WelShfield winning the
game. 1t was a good game
and our boys did fine. The
majors are playing t h r e
games this week. The first to
be played in Huntsburg on
Tuesday. The Minors are
playing their first game of
the season on Friday. These
little fellas need our encour-
agement. It's a home game
so let's get up to the field and
cheer them on.
Mr.. Otis Creighton h S
kindly sent in the following
news item: The Aquilla me.
m,bers of the Geauga Jr. Con-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-09
oAquiM News Notes

servationists were disap =
pointed Monday evening :,
June 6. They were unable to
indulge in their weekly rifle
practice due to not having
access to the range at h e
fair grounds. Butch" Smith
our local press carrier had
hoped to join the club an d
Richie Wolf is. interested in
re joining, glad to have you
back Rich.
Hang on boys, we will find
a place in the open where we
can continue burning powd-
er and earn those medals.
Sunday, May %, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ramsey of Goredon DR..
spent the day in Mansfield in
the home of Mrs. Ramsey'S
sister and brother in law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Arnold.
On Friday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Coin and family from
Lakewood visited the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. R. Babbitt,
Cornelia DR.. Mr.. Cain IS
Mrs. Rabbits nephew.
Saturday Kathaleen, daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Mcbride of Cornelia Dr., be-
came II years old. In honor
of her birthday the family
had a steak cook out. Ka-
thaleen's overnight CUES
was Jeanette Haueter from
Chardon.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-09
By Mrs. MARTIN LANGAA
Phone PArk 9-7837

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank TebbS,
formerly from here, now Of
Bradenton, Fla, visied at the
Langaa home on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lew
is Of Brook Lane entertained
relatives on Sunday, it being
the 25th wedding anniVerS =
ary Of Mrs. LeWiS'S parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Allison of
East Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Grove and
sons spent the holiday week
end with the Grove families
in Beaverdale, Pa.
Mrs. M. Langaa was with
relatives in Lakewood over
the holiday.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-09
Prepare Chi1drens' Fair at Art Museum

Mrs Oscar
with Miss Helen
the Cleveland Museum Saturday
Mrs. Lange of
The parking lot the
the
a of small animals as other ctions
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-08

ncrs ~ yards 70 10. ccmpIef.
inc 8 DOT cf ~.
The vilhcrinp running attack
"a TIE Tennesseans not only set
Up both Of their tbs, bun kept
he Greensboro club in the hole
for good part Of the evening
Bot FOR excellent line play by
the Aggie, in tho shadows e.
their goal, The victory margin
NAY have been larger
Three outstanding backs did
The running for The Tivers.
They were licnrv Arnold Arihsr
Holman and L>ilo Allen
The TIGERS scored midway the
FIRST period as I.yilc Allen blast
az on riehi tackle from the II
wear l;nc The score came on
the end II ~ yard ground at
tick featuring off tackle slonis
hs Henry Arnold and Allen
Gloria Gardncr's kick for the
extra point was wide
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-08
Tennessee WRius Aaries

The AIT College AgoieS were
last night turned back by the
Tennessee AL state l'niNcrS. IS
Tigers Of Nashville 1912. in an
intcrscciional 10 otball same
Played here al Memorial Stadium
a devastatlng ground attack
generated by the Nashville out.
I'll ritied against an equally Ct.
iNcilVc passing game by the Az
pies pleased the crowd but the
real difference came hate in the
fn~h period An an ont az.
im0i 70 win the ball game col.
lapscd as a pass for the al. i'm
portant two extra points fen
harmlessly With it went Ten.
nesscc victory. the fifth in tn
series Of the two teams. One cf
the games ended in a 6-6 dead
lock.
Joe Taylor. returning 10 the
Apgie lineup after one year
lay off turned in all of his teams
SCORING He raced across both
times with passes of 35 yards
hy jim Mitchell and Is hv a
surprising freshman Willie Fer.
guSon
The Aggies ou.passed The win.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-08
Hampton Drops
Season Opener

HAMPTON. Va-lIampton In.
stilules Fighting Pirates drop
ped their seasons opener 13I.
10 Morgan State COLLEGE PLAYING
N the Bears home ground IN
Baltimore
The Baltimore bruins took a
10 lead early in the FIRST quar-
ter after coach Ben Whaicys
Hampton eleven failed to capi-
iaiizc on a Morgan State % sard
line tumble in the second play
Of the game Two passes by
aerial specialist Jack Dennis.
nc,ted 81 years and the first
Morgan It'd.
Lacking Dennis quarterback
ing and precision passing. Nor
can State bowed TO Hampton
last year. 9 to 6. in the Shrincr's
FiShbowl Classic in Portsmouth,
Va But with Shnein Jack back
In the lineup this year, Nor
can State again has the switch
fer their wclloilcd sridlran ma.
chine that has now manufactur.
cd a 6252 overall record in
their favor AGAINST Hampton
The second Morgan talk also
came in the first quartcr-it
too. was set up by Dennis
pass, whoa he wasn't Using his
arm his foot seemed 70 serve
Just as well as he split the goal
posts for three conversions.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-08

tasion dinner in Chicago will be
held in The Gerard Hilton Hotel.
Upon lkrir arrival in Nashville.
ne olympic record holders will
De hcnored by a State delegation
headed rs Tcnncssce's Governor
oxford Ellington and Tennessee
Stale University President. Dr.
" S Davis.
The Nashville reception will
nc clInaxcd by presentation OF
hand inscribed scrolls to the
1N1pic gold medal winners by
Governor Ellington in the Cox
errors chambers at the capito
Monday
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-08
BY jim BUTLER

World heavyweieht champion
Floyd Patterson drew only $50
fans 10 The 5000 capacity Weser-
ems Hall in OIdsnburg. West Ger
many Saturday night when he
began an exhibition tour of West
Germ ny. The spectators had
their money refunded and Patfer.
son gave a shortened version OF
his exhibition.
West German heavyweight
champion Hans Kallfcil Knocked
out Tommy (1urrieanel Jackson.
D! New York, in the eight round
Of a scheduled l0-round bout
Saturday night IN Dortmund West
Germany
Ford High Schools triumph
handed Northwestern severe Il
- blow in It's bid for It's first
eridiron championship since tho
1905 The winning points actual
~ came on safety when Dave
Butler tackled William Leach in
the end zone after the Colts had
jumped to a 1910 lead on a 2yard
plunge by Leach and Henry Cars
75.yard sprint with the opening
Kickoff. Ford got its first touch
down in the third quarter when
Gary Harrington went over a
quarterback sneak. and pushed
over the winner in the final
quarter on Bog IIutchins l5yard
burst
Charles Hines put on one
man show as Southwestern stun.
ned Rcdford. 1913. Hines clicked
on runs Of u twice 68 and "a
yards while Wilbcrt Puriiay and
steve StallWorih added lone tbs.
John RowScr picked up block.
vi nuni and scampcrcd Is Yards
fnr touchdown and William
Yearly added the point as East
I'm nippcd rugged Central. TO.
Winston Thomas scored twice as
CaSs Tech rolled to a 3l6 victory
pNcr Northern
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-08
S p Q is
6 APHIC

Rookie Oscar Robertson scored
33 points in % minutes of play
ing time Monday night TO lead
the Cincinnati Royals to their
second straight exhibition basket
ball victory over the Detroit Pts.
tons. ll7.l02 Detroit Coach Dick
Mcguire used 10 PLAYERS in The
game. including 10 rockies. Rock.
IL Ron Johnson. former Mime
sofa player, was the high scorer
for Detroit with II points Dave
Gunthcr added II and Bailey
Howell 10
Coach Dick Mcclure swung the
ak Wednesday on the diversified
Detroit Piston squad. trimming
down to ID players by releasing
5, including veteran center GARY
(. Alcorn Others who departed are.
Dave Gunther Bill Lowcry. Mick
cy Yugovich and Frank Kralack
The Pistons still have six rockies
on the squad. including three of
six guards. Jackie Moorcland Ron
Johnson and George Lee are 3
rockies still remaining among the
seven forwards
WALTER DUKES and Bob Fer
nv are the centers Mcclure must
trim at least three more players
from the squad before the sea.
son starts, unless the MIA in.
creases the player limit to II
as has been p posed
JIMMY BROWN, star fullback
and record ground gamer for the
Cleveland Browns. received a SET
back in traffic court Wednesday
Brown was arrested TUESDAY night
for driving at As miles per hour
in 25 mph zone Judge Aniho.
ny Rutkowski fined Brown 50
for speeding.
EDDIE PERKINS Of Chicago
Wednesday night brought 10 q
close the nine-year "Wednesday
night" telcvision fight series by
winning an unanimous lOround
decision over Gene Gresham OF
Detroit In Chicago stadium
which had crowds Of &c GOO or
more in the heyday Of boxing
turnout of 100 collected to
watch the end. contributing to
net gate of BAL
Perkins. No 3 ranked light
weight contender hv he National
BOXING Association hockcd and
iahbcd Icfts at his rnngy oppon
cnt with monctonous rcgulari''
in pounding out the decision
United States O'ymNic sprin'c'
Ray Norton emphatically denIcC
Wednesday that he had Jumped
the gun by considering a pro
football contract before the 1860
Rome Games. Norton, contacted
after san Francisco 49crs foot
ball workout. said all he knew
before the OivmnicS was that ne
had been drafted in 1859 while
a San Jose State college student
The issue e Nort"ns amateur
pro status cl'nc ~ when a Ne"
York columnist reported tan
Norton. before &c ne to 'ome
was required ID sian O. al d. II
that he had not agreed either
orally or in writing to play Tor
the I9crs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-08
Medals, Dinner For Olympic Star

Alumni groups in four cities
are planning large scale rcccp-
tons for Ralph Boston and the
IIgcrbellcS Of Tennessee State
University The four cities plan
ming recention activities for the
llgcrbellcs. led by willowy Wilma
Rudolph and broad Jump champ.
ion Boston. who rackcd up total
Of seven gold medals in the nth
Olympiad al Rome. are New
York, Detroit Chicago. and Nash.
Vile.
A presentation dinner was held
Tuesday evening at the Hotel
Gotham in Detroit Miss Rudolph
won coveted gold medals in the
womcn's l00 meter dash and 200
meter dash, and anchored the
womcns winning 400 meter relay
for still another gold medal,
Assisted ia the relay victory by
I inmates Martha Hudson. Bar
bars Jones and Lucinda Williams.
Miss Rudolphs performance was
matched by Tennessee slater
Ralph BoSton'S Olympic record
broad Jump of % feet - inches
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-08

Los Angeles ,Iitdl we 9fl
champion Gene Fu'.mor pa seq
his pre.fight physical Thursday
for his till d~fcnSe against Sugar
Ray Robinson here Saturday Oct.
s.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-08
DRIVE SAFELY

DETROIT TRIBUNE SATURDAY. OCTOBER 8. 1860
, 1960-01-02

ALI. AMERICA CABLES AND RADIO INCORPORATED
and
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announce the following revision OF the
international Telegraph Regulations
From January LIST 1860 - For each telegram a minimum
CHARGE for seven words and for press kilograms fourteen
words. The minimum charge for twenty-five words for
letter kilograms remains unchanged.
The above changes will have universal application
by all Telegraph Administ1a atoms.
Evening star., 1960-01-27
HELP-D0M MESTIC
iCONTINUEDl

L.H.W.-Care for . children in ouI
home 8 day week. S25. Call VII
6-662l after q pm.
MATURE WOMAN, white, for child
care: 1:lj to $50, 3 days week
Call HE. i-355n
MOTHERS HELPER, live in. assist
with 3 children, must be depend
able, have local refs. 10. 4-Si5O
NURSE. white, for = small chill
dren: liV in: best refs. fond OF
children, NO 1-s9a3.
SETTLED LADY to live with
colored family. rm. and board,
small salary in exchange for child
care RA B-O"6g
WHITE WOMAN, mIddle-age: live
in; care . School-age cnild.. Inv;
SIS week RA. 3-36G7. o." pm
WOMAN, settled, win give rm. ant
board; some salary, care for par.
tial invalid. Write or call in per.
son. ALICE COMERFORD, High
Bridge, near Bowie, Mo
WOMAN. French cook and h K, L
live in. Kenwood- Chevy Chase preR
OIL. 2-9566, MRS GALLANT.
WOMAN, white: part time, 8 hours
after pm, 5 days Silver SprinI
area. References. JU. 5-133S
Evening star., 1960-01-27
REPAIRS AND SERVICE
(cONIINuED).

HOME IMPROVEMENTS spe-
cIalty. Lowest prices. Free est,
Long time to pay. OIL. 2-555O.
PAINTING. interior. exterior; root
catrentry., gutter work by white
Call any time, CHI s-44O4
PAINTING by experts, interior and
exterior. We suarantee orr work
Free estimates. IA. 9-576S.
PAINTING. interior and exterior
non -drinker. tvhiteI does OWL
work. reas Ii 7-7659, Ii 6-gll4
PAINTING and papering. interior
and exterior FHA loans available
Call Mr. XIX JU a-477l
PAINTING-Beautify Your home
winter rates: exper. work: best
refs. IA S-196i.
PAINTING, color in home, int. and
ext. 90 yrs exper Wallpaper re-
moving. No drinkine. HOneSj
work; Md, D. C.. Va ia. 7-3593.
PAPERING and painting, inns.
ct. complete. Sl26; . inns. min.
hanging sanitaS Neat workman
ship WE 5-0475. 3l'
PAINTING -PAPERING, wall scrap
ms Al work Work done i'm
b mediately MILLER, JU. 5-O745.
PAPERING and painting. 4 rms,
/ ] CT. complete. .Sl26; . rms, min.
Neat workmanship. WE. 5-O475
PAPER REMOVAL by the only
bonded and insured wallpaper re-
/ NOVA. CO IN D { Nd va rea
sCnable, neat, efic Dl 7-l60O
PLASTERING REPAIRS. old. new
work; lgo small Job rec . rates
satisfaction guar. JU. g-I l54
FLASTEErNG-We also do patch
WORK: I'll vcrl. Euarar iced. BILL
. WARREN o. 2-S7l5.
PLUMBING AND HEATING-Bath-
I room and kitchen remodeling. We
do the complete Job. LU 2-219l.
TILE, ceramic old and new work
/ work guaranteed; free estimate.
Phone DI 7-4127, any time.
TRASH REMOVED
Yards, Bsmts Clsantd Free Estim
WALKER TRASH CO. EE 3-2S02
Evening star., 1960-01-27
SITuATI0MS-MEN

BACHELOR IN los with late Cad
dy cony.. available for trips. DI
1-1lO%.
BOOKKEEPING AND TAX SERV-
ICE. - years exnerience; refer
ences Phcre IA 1-5Sun
CONSTRUCTION sUPE RINTEN-
DENT, wide exper in all phases
Of construction. Phone ia. s.
nI63
BANDYMAN, experienced with
where. CO. 5-4445.
MEN AVAILABLE for yard work
houSework. painting, etc. Phone
NE S-ihA
Evening star., 1960-01-27
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
SEWING MACHINE. beaut. sing

SEWING MACHINE. beaut. Singer
console: dark wood, zig-zag att;
take up pymts., S3.75 mo-, bal.
S35. Elk. 3-0540, day or night for
free home demo. 910 9th st. NV.
SEWING MACHINE, round bobbin,
forward and reverse; will deliveri
$50: never used. HA. 2-9039.
SEW MACH, Singer, beaut blond
and mahog. console, zig-zag attch.
Sac, SCI so. terms. JE. 4-1257
SILVERWARE. out Of pawn-57-
pc. Westmoreland George and
Martha, Sl45; Cape. Towle "Old
Lace" S54; 1S-pc. Century
Southern Treasure, S45: l6-pc.
stein rose pattern" S45. Ma
T1ONAL PAWNBROKERS, 1905
Lee hwy, Arl., Va, IA. 2-l771.
STORE FIXTURES -3 Grand
Rapids showcases with Lighting,
HARRIS CO, 9O2 Ellsworth drive,
Silver Spring, Nd.
TAPE RECORDER, RCA. ortho.
phonic Hi-Fidelity, remote con.
troll. Call cL. 6-O65u.
TELEVISION, newt YOU have
cash and want to save money. see
PARAMOUNT CO. 22O2 Ga. ave.
NV. HU 3-4s0O Free parking.
Evening star., 1960-01-27
HELP WOMEN
STATISTICAL TYPISTS

Approx. . mos. electric typewriter.
fast and accurate, some overtime
nee; high hrly. rate. no fee.
ALL-OFFICE EMPL. AGCY., I'll
18th st. NV. RIM. 311, DI. 1862
STENOGRAPHER, law ofice, legal
exper. not required: under 35.
ST. 3-4gSS.
STENOGRAPHER, experienced, with
knowledge Of dictaphone and cleo
trio typewriters. Speed in short
hand and tipping essential Benefits
include 35-hr. week. paid Yaca-
tions and sick leave, s paid holi-
days: modern air conditioned
building: central D. c. location.
Salary open. References required.
Box 3S1-S, Star.
STENOGRAPHER, age 3O-4O: SAL
ary open Call RE. 7-777O for
appointment
STENO.-S2. IS mr.: fast, accurate; ;
executive proportional spacing
typewriter. DI. 7-043l.
STENO. CLERK, colored. for edu-
cational inst, good at details and
intrvS. See Miss Lee at BOYD'S.
corner 18th and G ITS, MA.
S-D3ll
Evening star., 1960-01-27
SECRETARY

In Washineton bureau OF metro
politan newspaper. REPLIES should
state related experience. educa
tional and Stenographic qual!fi-
cations Address Box 9O-S, Star
Evening star., 1960-01-27

Conn organ, ] month old. KITS
lWashington's largest music
store)' 1880 O st. NV. RE. q
organ see the new Wurlitzer Chord
at only $685., and the new Wur-
htzer sptnPt at only Sqa5. Also
values in used Hammond. Bald
win and Wurlitzer organs. JOR;
G. SITS. in Arlington at 5l69 Lee
highway, in Silver Spring at
1892 Georgia avenue. Suburban
stores open daily from s:l5 until
PIANOS-Save during JORDAN'S
big midwinter clearance Of used,
rental return. and floor sample
pianos. Dozens Of the latest mod
els are on sale in q wide selec-
ton Of styles, types, sizes and
finishes. Choice OF many fine
makes. As little as S25 down.
at ali JORDAN STORES: os: Corner corner
18th and G sts. NV: 5l69 Lee
highway, Arlington: 9232 Georgia
ave. Silver Spring: l04 William
street, Fredericksburg. Arlington
and Silver Spring stores opel.
every day from 9:l5 until 8 at
nlRht.
PIANO. recond., upright, S190;
Singer console sewing machine,
new. Sis. 10. 2-3720.
PIANoS--Get our quotations on
brand-new. standard makes of
pianos before you buy, Also a
good selection of used lnst7u-
ments Over 100 pianos to choose
from at the PIANO MART, 1918
9TH st. NV, ST. $4,000.
PIANOs-Final days of KITS
INVENTORY SALE of new and
floor model pianos sharply reduced
Tor quick clearance. Nice choice Of
finishes and styles. KITS. wash
Q st. NV. RE; 1922: tAlexan-
ave Open ewes. til 0 PM
PIANOS FOR RENT-spinet pi-
walnut, or blond cak; SS mo.
Rental payments may be applied
II you purchase later KITS,
tWashinGtcn's largest music
store), 1880 @ St NV. RE r
f212. (Alexandria's branch. 1921
Mt. Vernon ave. Open ewes. til.
- PM.
PIANOS-Steinway. Knabe and
other fnc makes in excellent con-
dition. greatly reduced during our
inventory clearance Easy terms
KITS, tWashingtons largest
music store), 1880 G st. NV,
RE. 7-6?l:.
PIANOS-Used uprirhts S95. SlIn
| and Sl25. Phone ST :i-630C
PIANO MART. lnl5 9TH st. NV
PIANOS for rent-New and used
spinets, Strands. consoles and up
richts at moderate rates from
81 monthly up with option to
buy. Hauling extra. JORDAN'S.
FOUP STORES: corner 18th and
@ SITS. NV, (Phone ST. 3-atOO :
5l69 Lee hwy, Arlington Phone
XII. S-5060D; a332 Georgia ave D.,
Silver Spring tPhone Ju. 5-ll05l:
phone e''S Fssex g. 5.747@G. Fuli ses
lection at all stores. Arlinetop
4 and Silver Spring stores open
doi,v -.om a:1j until 2 at nisht
PIANOS PIANOS Wide '! selection Of recon; recon;
IN new durable finish especially
.uited fCI recreation rms Pianos
fully guaranteed and fne values
for oeginninR students SlH5 UP
including .ocal delivery CAMP
EELl MUSIC CO, ll0S G st nv
DI i-S464
PianoS-Rebuilt Players
smartlv styled in a new durable
finish especially. suited for rec
rms, except. value at S495 incl.
bench and local delivery.
CAMPBELL MUSIC co.
HOS q st. NV DI 7-S464
Evening star., 1960-01-27
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accounting. best refs. Please write
Box "g5-S. Star.
HSKPR. NURSE, white. deS. mother.
less home nr elderly care. manage
apt hlde nr motel NJ G-7l03
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored. viii
care for elderly invalid or semi
invalid ,dsv or right. full OF part
time DT. "-CHjS
SILVER SPRING-LANCLEY PIX
NIt-'TOS - EXprT -rn. once
typ.nr, payroi. record hkbps
cap'b.c l-r!ri Cffcc "a 2-llli
TYTIST~CIERK. colorrd. neat. 90
lltr, exec woTkcT. $40 per vk
MA. S-5f50.
Evening star., 1960-01-27
STENOGRAPHER

Interesting position in wash
ingtcn military liaison Of
nee OF a defense contractor,
Convenient downtown To-
cation. Salary dependent on
exper. Liberal co. benefits,
must be good typist, moder-
ate but accurate shorthand.
Elec. typewriter; teletype
eXper. desirable. Pleasant
personality, under 80, white.
Current security clearance
REQ. Send full resume to Box
79-S. Star.
Evening star., 1960-01-27

ADDITIONS. dormers, rec. rms
sarageS, porches, and bath re-
mod: all work guar; no money
On, 8 yrs. TO pay; free cstS.; call
night or DAY; ALLIED HCMl IN.
PROVEMENT CO, HA. @!-S3l6.
DRICK OR BLOCK WORK. carpcn-
try. nag stone patioS. retaining
walls. garage or additions. WA
7-6465 or WE 5-5847
CARPENTER-Gcneral jobbing. re.
modeiinE' store fronts, fixtures
additions, rec. rooms, bricEwork
concrete work, plaStering, paint.
ins. EDDIE HOWELL. JU. a-4O6l
CARPENTRY. cabinets. recr. rms,
attics. painting, general remodel
ing; reliable. AID @-5S4s. "n'
CARPINTRY-We do all types OF
remode ling, larEe or small: free
estimates: all work guaranteed
BILL WARREN, Ho. 2-s7l5.
CARPENTRY, ROOFING. CEMENT
or brick retaining walls. fences OF
all kinds. Rcas. Ii. 6-a74O.
ELECTRICIAN, licensed d. c, and
Md. wiring, repairs, service. LU
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FLOOR Notwithstanding and nm
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FLOORS SANDED, refinished ex-
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Call ewes HA. 2-gl51.
FOR BEST RESULTS on almost
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concreting, etc, call Ii. 3-9l52
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Evening star., 1960-01-27
YOUNG WOMEN
GRAND OPPORTUNITY

White, married, "l.35
VearS NJ age, must have car
and very neat appearance:
OLD established Institution
opening q new branch once,
onering salary Of SIO0
per week to start with an
opportunity to earn from
, 300 upward. Those with
ability can advance rapidly
10 higher positions Per-
sonal interview will be
granted from 10 am. to
noon. and ! to 4.30 nm,
a. 1903 3Sth ave, Colmar
Manor. Nd. IBladensbury
rd. ne. and 3Sth ave. 500
yards beyond the District
Evening star., 1960-01-27
HELP-D0M

ABLE MAIDS, live in or out: top
pay. QUALITY JOBS, 9l9 N. Y.
ave. NV.
BABY SITTER, Fails Church area.
IN st With 2 children 4 days a
week. Csll IF A-OiSs
BABY SITTER, white, wanted to
watch . children while mother
works. Call 10. 3-6sO5.
BABY SITTER to live in. care OF Q
small children; plus salary. XII
9-3S97.
COMPETENT WOMAN who likes
children: to live in; Silver Spring.
g ", baby care. some cooking
local references; S35. Box SS-S.
Star.
DIPLOMATIC FAMILY wants expe.
rienced cook, houscworker, white
to live in. $40 weekly Send
resume TO Box 3"3-S, Star.
ELDERLY LADY, Baptist preferred,
as companion to lady three times
per week, NIGHTS. Apply 1870 New
Hampshire ave. NV, Apt SOC.
LADY, white for care Of . chill
dren, age . and 8; g.h.w. TU. -
1888.
LADY, white. keep house and care
for . children. 3 and Z yrs; room.
BOARD and $50 mo: good refs
10. @-2205,