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HOUSES FOR SALE VA.

ALEX, SPECIAL. sl2.sso;. neal
Sri.i dupss HSaE''ss,s II seSn; assSs% s.,slns.
flower garden. See Il today! XII
a-3630. THE M. n. BARRY
ORG. Realty Admin. Ewes. KI
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CHARM, BEAUTY-and features
hard to match in this custom
brick-ano- stone rambler with extra
de luxe kit, separate din. room,
3 bedrms., bsmt. with paneled rec.
room. darkroom, "a bath, laundry
rm. and separate work space.
pig pig patiScS pate lone oS1 oSser1esennea(; beauti;;
condition. FHA approved for S19,.
600 loan,
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STARTER HoME-Only S4oO down
and $50 mo. for . 2-bedroom. full.
bsmt. bungalow; fenced rear yard,
beautifully HANDICAPPED, 8 blocks
from bus. Call now.
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u. 7-si60 --'
Count the SOLD SinnK
SpPN T...-.--,.,-
SUMNER

Handsome Colonial only 4 years
old, featuring den, bedrm, and
bath on 1st level: 3 bedrms., 2
baths on end: ground level rec
rm. opens to well-planted lot; q
car garage. Ewes. call Mr.. Coch-
ran, OIL 6-461O.
w. c. & A. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
Realtor EM a-416A
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WooDLAwN-Brick rambler: 3
6edrms., large kit, tiled bsmt
Assume 4iaes loan: vacant for i'm.
mediate possession. Only S16,950
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ASSUMPTION
BEAUTIFUL CEDAR VALLEY, Nj

BEAUTIFUL CEDAR VALLEY, MD.
Home and income: almost new
brick 2-family; upper and lower;
upper has liv. rm. with open fire-
place, large picture window. > bed
diSp.. din. area, nice tiled BATH
room in color; lower has nice liv.
nm, l bedrm., sep. din. rm., kit.
and bath. Overlooking the new
Pa: ave. Sc. FHA appraised at
Sl7,25O. Will sell for less. Move
SSight in. J. M. MEDLEY, 10.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

HMCREsT, MARLow Hts bed
rms, Ia baths, spacious mahog
rec. rm., equip. kit: 8 mos. old
avail. Aug, q; elem, jr. high
school within 8 blks.; assume
4lzes loan and pay S1,s00 down.
nWNER PR GQEOn
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ARLINGTON = Brick Colonial: 3
spacious bedrooms, pa baths,
sunny breakfast room, paneled
recreation room and garage in
cheerful basement; fagstone patio,
picturesque yard with towering
shade trees: walk to St. AIMS
School: priced S25,a50. Call
SHANNON a. LUCHS, REALTORS,
ia. $4,000, o til 9, 2055 Wilson
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FALLS CHURCH

Owner leaving Friday, has reduced
4-bedrm. brick home to 81 1880
for quick sale; screened porch and
finished bsmt.: assume large GI
loan with very favorable terms:
walk to schools. church and buses.
Mannas Rlty., JE. 2-3110
FALLS CHURCH, ll3 Marshall st.
A -bedrm. brick Cape Cod: sep.
din. rm., ~ baths, full bsmt,,
rec, rm; large level lot. fruit
trees. SI5,650, BENOTT e. AL
VAREz REALTORS. KE. S-6677.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-Attractive
3-bedrm. rambler; sep. din. rm,.
bsmt., scr. porch, carport, 4 2es
loan. Only S21.950 or best offer.
CAROLINE L. CAMPBELL, Agent,
JE. 3-I2S2, IE. 3-0173.
FALLS CHURCH tBroyhill Parkl-
Vacant, 3-bedrm. brick rambler,
fireplace. dining room, basement:
Call any time. HOOIS REALTY
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ROGERS HEIGHTS - Immaculate Il
Cape Cod near. schools and shop
ping with fireplace, 3 bedrooms
separate din. Em.; out-of-ground
Pops best. Only $500 down, FHA
PRINCE GEORGES PRoPERT1Es
AP. 7-7774
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BRICK RAMBLER
RROYHIII, CREST

BROYHILL CREST
Redecorated 3-bedrm. with poss.
. more brick rambler, GE kit,
liv. rm., f1repl., Ia baths, rec.
rm., rear porch, patio, fenced I'd.
Asking only S1S,500. Low down
payment. Owner anxious to sell.
OWNERS REALTY, INC.
450 W. Broad St. JE. 4-196O
BY OWNER-4laes CT 30-yr. loan
at S91 SO mo. with low cash down,
buys an immaculate 3-bedroom,
lh-bath rambler on level,
fenced lot among towering oaks
In FairfaX CR 3-hh0Q
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CHEVY CHASE

Impressive brk. Colonial; lse. living
rm, opening onto rear pch., for
NAL dining rm. family-siZe kitch-
en-, powder rm; 3 twin-siZe bed
rms and ? baths; finished rec.
Im. maids room and bath in
Evening star., 1960-06-30

BEST FOR YOU!-Ali new, spar
king 3-bedrm. brick-front ram
bier. in quiet, wooded, Maryland
setting: Huge kit; optional din
ing-room plan; bright daylight
walk-out bsmt. BARGAIN priced.
Sl4,950!
MARYLAND SALES APP T-on1h
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LANHAM-4-bedrm. rambler, IL
Sfth' sit ;s ;sD oS an Assa. sum- Sl,5sSSS SsS IOsS
low dn. paymt Sl7.e5O. AP' Z.
9595. coHEE. REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1960-06-30

HYATTsVILLE-S2s6 dp. incl. set
tlement-3 bedrm., full bsmt :,
fenced lot, vacant, immed. occu-
pancy. Owner will finance. ST
3-56o0.
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LANGLEY PK.-S650 dn., bal. IKE
rent: 3-bedrm. brick rambler: ex-
Sl4.5OO. HUGH r. PECK, He,
4-1700 I'll 9. 1885 New Hamp-
shire ave
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EDW. H. JONES g. Go. INC

CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
CHEVY CHASE (Rollingwood5-
Charming brick Colonial on beaut.
fenced lot, elose to transp. and
schools, immac. cond., 3 bedrmS. Il,
: 2la baths, modern kit, rec. rm.
and garage. Priced in upper 20s.
an. TO 9 pm. EN-. 2-74UO.
METZIEP PEAL .TnRS
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omVFp cpDINC

oAL En- nAkNO
BRICK-AND-FRAME RAMBLER
buses; fireplace; tiled bsmt.J Only
TAKoMA REALTY JU. $1,000
SILVER SPRING-Mod. brick ram
bier, OF Univ. blvd, 3 fine bed
rms, full bsmt, with tiled moor
outside exit; PRICED to sell quickly
SILVER SPRING = Outstandine
features in this home include a
flagstone patio with brk. barbecue,
rm. with irepl,, paneled den on
LIST floor; only SI9,95O,
YOUNKIN d. co. Lo. 4-S022
SLIGO CREEK PIX. AREA; chance
Of a lifetime-This Colonial home
offered again, 3 bedrms.. lst-li.
den and powder rm., sep. Gin.
rm,, lge. paneled rec. I'm. OPEN
ing to q spacious concrete patio:
lots of shade trees: excel neigh
borhood; SI9,950 on terms.
RUTHERFORD e. sHULLEY, INC.
JU. 7-9lO0
Count the SOLD Signs
SPRINGBROOK-Impressive white
brick New England Colonial home
on nearly four acres. with 4 bed :
rooms, 3i2 baths, den, maid s
room, recreation room. separate
dining room, 2-car garage. A
beautiful quality home near all
schools. A. j. KESSINGER Il CO.,
JU. a-4544.
SPRINGBROoK FOREST-CuStom-
brick rambler HOUSE FOR sue
CESSFUL MAN; 8 twin bedrms d,
Ia baths. today'S kit, rec. rm.,
lEe. scr. porch overlooking beau
tiful tree-shaded lot. Priced in
low 39s. TRADES INVITED.
HUGH T. PECK. GA. 4-6515.
SPRINGBROOK MANOR-immac
split-level home on 34-acre lot,
containing 3 bedrn1s., ga baths,
well equip. kit, sep. din, rm. and
den: huge screened-in carport;
ideal for children and entertain
ing. Call JU. 5-4222: ewes, no.
2-1006. Ext. 204.
LAWRENCE v. LUTEs co.
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HmLcREsT HETdHTs Il Lol

center-h rambler: 8 bedrms., Z
frepls., ample closets. bath, ga
rage. fenced back yard. Easy
MOORE a MOORE, REALTORS,
RE. $4,000 or RE. $4,000,
Evening star., 1960-06-30
CHEYY CHAsE-centrai air-copd
CHEVY CHASE.
NV, ~. 0-43eo, healtor.
CHEVY CHASE, between III. c6,b;

CHEVY CHASE, between the clubs,
Just on Conn. ave, Rosemary
school area--English type brick
home, q delightful rooms, .
baths, level wooded lot. secluded
gear yard, lRe. screened porch,
h.-w.h., 2-car garage, Priced well
at S27 500, q m. to 8 PM, EN-
2-1400. METZLER, REALTORS.
CHEVY CHASE, M. C. J. Own
ers must sell. spacious brick ram
msnt, equipped kitchen; '' l 0fiS, bik,
beyond D. c. line, shopping,
schools, transp In the eos. SHAN
NON o. LUCHS CO.. Nd. Once,
LO. 5-0S44: ewes. EN-. 5-234l.
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GREEN ACRES
FIRST TINE OFFERED

Charming, detached brick house,
with shaded fenced garden. in ex-
cellent location: walking distance
TO Westbrook School. Living room,
dining room, modern kitchen
screened porch: two bedrooms and
bath on second floor; pine-paneled
recreation room For further in
forms tion call Mrs. Sargent, OIL
4. 4-4iS4.
CO-EXCLUSIVE
j. F. BEGG, INC.
Evening star., 1960-06-30

GLEN ECHO HEIGHTs-Very al.
tractive rambler, only a few Years
Old, 3 bedrooms, 1i5 baths, all
electric kitchen. den, finished
recreation room, loads of stor-
age, lovely, Handicapped lot. FHA
Joan available only S126 month
~; Vacant and ready to move
into: Call WO. $4,000 til 8 pm.
EDWARD H. JONES e. CO, INC,
Evening star., 1960-06-30
HOUSES F0R sALE-Mp.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3-bedrm
rambler with bsmt.. lovely kit,
sep. din. rm.; $500 down. LO
5-6630. @. A. scHLESNGER co
Evening star., 1960-06-30

CT LOAN; you don't have to be .
veteran to take advantage of
this financing. Assume a $2O,6O0
loan (4l2Ss and move in 2 weeks
into an absolutely immaculate
Split-level: 3 bedrooms, ga baths.
daylight recreation room: kitchen
completely equipped with dish
washer. ETC.; SLEEPY HOLLOW,
LINGToN REALTY CO, $500
Wilson blvd. OPEN Q to O
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HELP MEN
ESTIMATOR, to make take-ofis on
stnne Enrk phnna Mr.. ARHAN.

ESTIMATOR, TO make take-ofis on
stone yysersS. Phone Mr.. ARsAN'
EXCLUSIVE SOCIAL INTRODuC-
TIONS-For discriminating adults;
all ages and religions, CLARA
LANE, Suite 621 Sheraton BLDG,
I'll 14th st. NV. RE. 7-3504; wk.
days to 2 pm.
EXECUTIVE TYPE-salary and bo-
nus for man to represent large
corporation: no travelling: estab-
lished resident. SO to 90. married.
ambitious, capable Of assuming
responsibility PleaSe give tull
personal history AL replies
strictly confidential. Boz 234-T.
Star.
Executive Director
The wheaton Chamber Of Com
merce Is now interviewing appli-
cants for the position of paid
executive director. II you are q
retired oficer or executive and
interested in active community
work. send photo and resume to
Box 104-H Star.
FIREMAN, first class only; liberal
personnel policy. Apply in person,
Monday, June 27, 1860, ALEX
ANDRIA HOSPITAL, POI 8. Wash
ington ST., Alexandria. Va.
Evening star., 1960-06-28

National concern has openings for
s young men. 1895 (whitel in
public relations dept. No exper.
required. Also some tull-time OPEN
mss available. 1923 19th at. NV.
EX. S-0262,
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RELIABILITY
ENGINEERING

Openings for Systems
and Component Engi-
neerS for reliability in
radar, television COM
munications and iner-
tial systems. Applicants
should have BIS. or MS.
in E.E. or equivalent,
with 3 to 10 years ap-
plicable experience.
Evening star., 1960-06-28
RELP MEN

LIQUOR CLERK with selling ex-
perience; full time. Good salary
and extra benefits. EAETOVER
LIQUOR, 1921 Indian Head I'd. !,
Eastoyer shop. center.
LIFE INSURANCE SALESMAN
We are interested In a salesman
for a perm. position with an est
CO. Prefer men who have had
public contact exper. for Prince
Georges Co. and Wash, Usual, CO.
benefits. incl. extended training
allowance. Call Ma. S-0464 for
appointment.
LTTH0GRAPHIC PRESS HELPER
for 22x34, 2 color. Some exper
necessary. Call MR.. GREEN, LA
6-1224.
MACHINE REPAIRMAN TRAINEE,
h.s.g., good mechanical apt; age
20-25: 5 days: 1903. POTOMAC
EMPL., 1884 Wilson blvd, Arl.
IA. $4,000.
MACHINIST-Exp., full time, with
scheduled overtime. Particular
interest in machinist skilled on
lathe, mill, engraving and sheet
metal. Call PHIL ROBLING, Ma
S-3225 wk. days from 10 to
p. m, or EV. 4-6593 Sat. thru.
Mon.
Evening star., 1960-06-28
HELP WOMEN

Acct. -Bkkpr., to $6,500
Constr. EXP; bntn., Excel. Oppor.
Acets., for CPAs Ito 5000
Bkkpr. .-secy., upper NV. $50
Asst. bkkprs., several - $70-$75
SECY -STENOS
Evening star., 1960-06-28
SALESMAN-OVER so?

SALESMAN-OVER5 5U?
Then. we need each other. Here is
q sales program made to order for
matured men who are not afraid
to ring door bell. You set your
own working hours. thereby set
ting your own income. It's life,
health, accident and hospitaliza-
tion insurance. Our policies are
HOT" new, unusual and salable.
If you can qualify as an insurance
agent then your only investment
will be license fee required to sell
insurance, and you'll be in bus
iness for yourself, You can earn
from 500 to $3.50 per mo. part
time. which would supplement
your other income. Come in and
let's talk IL over. AMER. HOME
MUTUAL LIFE ms. CO., 1857 X
st. NV, T. M. Harrell.
Statesmen, to sell ranges to deal
ers and builders. etc: complete
concept in ranges: must have fol-
lowing of same: territory open.
Nd. d c. and Va. Call for ap-
pointment, JU. 5-7400, weekdays
q to 4 pm.
Evening star., 1960-06-28

Asst. bkkprs., several $70-$75
SECY.-STENOS.
Admin. secy., secur. clear $5,2O0
Secys. (2), legal 2OO
Exec. secys. "a -------A :S00
Dental secy., Falls Ch, $50 up
Jr, secy.i teletype - $40
Dictaph. secy" dr;'s ofe. to $50
secys., rusty shhd. $50 Hp
Other Office Positions
Recep. -typists, several----$75-$s5
Dictaph. typists IA ---------S $50
Clk.- -typists I'D ----------==Sl0
PBA typlst So0U
Teletype OPT. $325
Keypunch oprs. az --------s SO
Bkkpg. mach. oprs. (3) - $40
PIX, Span. English -----$7O UP
Ofc. clks., some tipping 49, $50
File clks., h.s. grads, - 500
open to $40 Pm. Thursdays
ATLAS AGENCY
1420 N. Y. Ave. NV. RE. 7-5767
ADMIN. SECYS. (3) ---S IS, zoo
1-girl offices: excel. future.
sEcY. -REcEPT., avg. shhd., 5000
GIRL FRIDAY ----- 81, 500
BRKPR., FULL CHG. -----S5,20Q
PAYROLL CLERK to 500
CLERK-TYPISTS, several SIS
ASSOCIATED PERSONNEL
1927 K st. NV. ST. 3-6520
ADMIN. SECY. = $433
Once management bkrrd. re-
SECY., no shhd. $3.50
Bethesda area, beaut. ofc., new
bldg, 35-hour week.
CLERK-TYPIST $500
VIII train on dictaphone; raise
in 90 days.
ASST. BKKPR. ---$325
WIN assist on payroll plus some
typing' 35-hr. week o-oo
Fields Agcy., Elk. 3-2508
5O4 Sheraton Bldg, I'll 14th NV,
ADM. SECYS., to $1,000
Select positions in PUBLIC RE-
LAiCS@TN LATIoMs cAPTTpl PanHRltssIEs AIEs' LAM ANr
coSShascHi COMMERCIAL oFFIcEs. oNsefstN N-
CAP. HILL----to $4,000
Travel-convention.
PUBLIC REL. $10C
girl ofe.-Top level contacts.
Investment Ofc. --$10C
New office-Managerial.
GIRL FRIDAYS---$ $40C
Work independently; diversified
LAW ITO $4,000
Some Spanish; others.
Clerk -TypiSts- to $4, 500
Education; commercial.
RECEIPTS. ----- to $400
Political: pub. rel: others.
BKKPR. .-SECYS. --$100
TELETYPE OPR. 1925
Downtown; advancement.
JUNIORS ITO $375
Rusty skills; varied duties.
BEGINNERS $60-$8C
MANY OTHERS
ROOM 227
Woodward Bldg. 18th and H NV
Annette D. Tatelman
RE. 7-4414
ASST. B0OKEEPER, Fairfax, SOM
typinR, S66. POTOMAC EMPL.
1O4 E. Broad st, JE. 2-7272.
Evening star., 1960-06-28
HELP MEN

PART-TIME openings in . Of our
depts for dependable, alert, white
men. in Hyatts,, Sill, Spg. area
must be outgoing and able to
assist others in making simple de-
cisions. Those Qualifying shall earn
upwards of $40 per wk. Phone
RE. 7-222l from Q pm. to $3.50
pm. for interview.
PART-TIME BUSY Fuller Brush
Dealer needs honest man with car
70 deliver orders. No selling. Write
(don't phonel Box sac, Evenins
Star, WASHINGTON 3. D. c.
PHARMACEUTICAL SALES
Medical detail sales exper., 25-35
$500
PLUS CAR AND EXPENSES
Interview Today
GREENS EMPL. SERV.
73s 10Th St. NV, DI. 7-5S1s
Evening star., 1960-06-28
QUALITY
ASSURANCE
SPECIALISTS

COMPONENT
SPECIALIST
3 to 7 years experience
with military electronic
equipment. Must be ia
miliar with electrical
componentS such as ca
pacitors, relays, trans
formers, rotating COM
ponents, ETC., as well as
electrical and mechan-
ical hardware.
Evening star., 1960-06-28
HELP MEN

sALEsMEN-Exper. only for mems,
bows, or shoe dept, Sal: and comm
See Mr.. Stanley, s. N. MCBRIDE
co. ZOO II st. ne, Wash. ID. C.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-01-28
Junior Red Cross
Pack Gift Boxes

Mrs. Richard c.. Hopkins,
chairman of the Junior Red
Cross of Geauga County, re-
ports that 189 gift boxes were
packed by the students in 16
schools enrolled in the Jun
ior Red Cross program.
These gift boxes will b e
sent to children overseas.
The Maple Elementary Sc
hool in Chardon. gave $40. to
CARE for DR.. Albert Sch :
wietZer.
Mrs. lids second grade
class, Maple Elementary Sc
hool, made Christmas decor
ations for the Geauga Coun-
ty Home and Mrs. Baroness
class, Park Street Elemen :
tary School, Chardon, made
place cards for the new Ge-
auga County Hospital.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-01-28
LETTERS
TO the
EDITOR
Editor, Geauga Record:

Editor, Geauga Record:
You might be interested to
know that Charles Hahl and
Roy Cherne who are station
ed at Lowery Air Force Base
in Denver, Colorado, read in
the Chardon Personals of the
Record that I was returning
to the University of Colora-
do, in Boulder.
Last week they got in touch
with me and Chuck came up
for the weekend. We are
planning to see a lot of each
other this year.
Thus, classmates 1,400 mil
es from home find they are
only 80 miles apart, by read
ing the Geauga Record. We
thank your for your services.
Sincerely yours,
Lloyd Carlson, Jr.
256 Willard
Boulder, Colo.
Our Christmas season was
truly joyous because of the
love and kindness shown to
our neighborS in G e uga
County, with whom we shar-
ed our blessings.
Many added to our happi-
ness by sharing in this work
of love. Some by giving gen.
erously of their most precious
gift, themselves; and others,
by financial gifts whic
made it possible for all to
have fresh fruits, vegetables
and meat in their Christmas
baskets to more than $50 ia
miles.
We wish particularly to
thank the Scouts, Campfire
girls, school children and
school personnel, manage
ment of our local theatre,
merchants, clubs, organiza :
tionS and individuals W ho
participated.
Our sincere thanks to you
and your staff for making
known, through your paper,
the needs of others and how
each can help. Many thanks
to all who made this such a
happy time for SO many peop-
lie by putting Unity" in
Community.
Rose Eardley (Mrs. w. J.)
Coordinator
Geauga Sunshine Unlimited.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-01-28

ing and associated equipment
in the telephone building at
205 South hambden street
was completed early in De-
cember and extensive a n d
continuous tests have been
made by the technicianS of
the Stromberg Carlson Com
pany to make certain h a t
everything functions as it
should.
Tomorrow Chardon cuSto-
merS can sit down at their
telephones and dial their own
station to station long dis
tance calls to all parts of Con-
tinental United States and to
a few Canadian communities.
More than A 1000, 900 telepho-
mes can be reached by direct
dialing and it is expected
that the number will be con-
siderably increased in t h e
next year as many cities are
scheduled to be brought into
the nation wide direct dial
ing network.
In addition to the switch
ing equipment, there is an in
tricate electronic bookkeep :
ing system. This will make a
complete record of every
call, showing what number
was called and how long the
call lasted. This record is on
magnetic tape which is
transferred automatically to
the customers monthly state
ment.
A new billing plan for long
distance calls goes into effect
with the Direct Distance Di-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-01-28
January l8

y 10
ADMITTED = Ellen Helm,
Chardon; Cathy Smith, Xiv
aniS Lake; Viola Gore, Ches-
ter; Carrie WEIGH, Chardon;
Harold HauSmann. Chardon;
Katie Lishing, Chardon.
DISMISSED = Janice Ma
loney, Chester; Albert Mans
field, Chardon; Cathy Smith,
NeWbury.
Tuesday, Jan. 10
BIRTH = Daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Proffitt, Chester :
land; daughter to Mr.. a n d
Mrs. Pinzone, Chardon.
ADMITTED = Miss Jean
Thomas, Chardon; John Hol-
loWich, HuntSburg.
DISMISSED = Clarence
Berghauser, Newbury; Raj
ph TraSk, Chardon; E lSie e
Mesarchik, Chardon.
Wednesday, Jan. 20
BIRTHS - Son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Douglas Barr, Burton;
son to Mr.. and Mrs. Randell,
Chesterland.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-01-28

aling which will be reflected
in the statement customers
will receive in February, Mr..
Case said. Instead of send
ing the toll tickets with the
monthly statement, the infor-
nation in full detail will be
supplied on a separate sheet.
Mr.. Case does not think
Chardon customers will have
any difficulty in dialing their
long distance calls. Full
instructions are found in the
January, 1860 Chardon tele-
phone directory" he said
land each customer has been
sent a Blue Book of Tele =
phone Numbers which tells
how to make ODD calls and
proides space for listing nu-
mbers frequently called and
the area code where they are
located"
The inauguration of Direct
Distance Dialing is the eli
max Of the expansion and i'm
provement program started
by Mr.. Case when he aSsum-
ed management of the COM
pany in 1857. Considerable
outside plant has been plac-
ed and the dial equipment has
been increased so as to meet
the needs of Chardon many
years in the future.
The telephone building was
enlarged to more than twice
it's original size and modern
lied. 1t is regarded as one of
the most efficient and attrac-
tive small telephone buildings
in Ohio. More than $5O0,00O
has been spent in the program
to date and plans for 1860
call for an expenditure of
100000 and the continuation
of the improvement and ex-
panSion program.
The Chardon telephone pc
ople are proud of the n e w
building and the system in
general and are looking for
ward to the time when thew
can welcome the public at
an open house.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-01-28
GEAUGA HOSPITAL

ADMITTED = Mrs. Rob-
erta Hartman, Chardon; John
Schneider, Chardon; Mrs.
Sandra Tracy, Chardon; Mrs
Sarah Mihleder, Chardon.
DISMISSED - Mrs. Viola
Gore, Chester; Mrs. Eliza :
beth Newberry, Chardon.
Thursday, Jan. 81
ADMITTED = Karen Xii
nden, Huntsburg.
DISMISSED = Morgan CHI
ristenSen.
Friday, Jan. 22
ADMITTED - Mrs. EStel-
la Fritz, Chardon; Jennie Me-
zak, Chardon; Mrs. Jeanetta
Quercioli, CheSterland.
DISMISSED = Karen Kiln
den, Huntsburg; Jean Thom-
as, Chardon; Mrs. Dolores
ZinS and infant son.
Saturday, Jan. %
BIRTHS - Son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hauser, Char :
don; son to Mr.. and M r S :.
Ronald Chenoweth, Chester :
land.
ADMITTED = Ralph Go
forth, E. Claridon; Mrs. Eve
lyn Bowditch, Chardon.
DISMISSED = Mrs. Jea :
META Quercioli, Chesterland;
Frank Jaros; Mrs. S a r a h
Milheder, Chardon; ] o h n
Schneider.
Sunday, Jan. "a
ADMITTED - Glenn Cor
bett, Chardon; Miss Virginia
Loveland, Chardon; Miss Pa
tricia KoSton, Chardon; Mrs.
Hersy Hendershot, Chardon;
Gerald Colvin, Chardon; Mrs.
Elizabeth Walther, Chardon;
Mrs. Sylvia McGrath, Ches-
terland.
DISMISSED - Mrs. Sand
ra Tracy, Chardon; Mrs. Ann
Stanek, Huntsburg; Mrs.
Donald Pinzone and infant
daughter, Chardon; M r s.
Charles Proffitt and infant
daughter, Chesterland; Mrs.
Bernice Ingram, Newbury.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-01-28
Chardon Direct Dialing Starts Friday

Nation wide Direct Dist
ance Dialing, which begins
in Chardon at 1901 am. Fri
day, was given it's final test
today when Marilyn Keyes
seated at a telephone in the
general managers office cal
led her parents at Orange,
Va.
witnessing the first ODD
call from Chardon was May
or Meats, and Baxter H. Case
vice president and general
manager of The Chardon Te-
lephone Company.
Installation of the switch
Evening star., 1960-04-26

but seals her doom in Eliza
beth's decision based purely
upon the fact that both are
women.
The principal roles of Mary
Stuart" are played with all of
the majesty expected of queens
and the humanity expected of
women.
Miss LeGallienne's voice, ice
edged in rage, thawing when
she sits slumped in wistful des-
pair on her throne, wringing
her hands in indeciSion or beat
ing her clinched hands against
her forehead, speaks volumes
for the mercurial anguishes of
the mighty.
Miss HaSso's is an equally
effective element of her por-
trait of Mary. 1t has rich
warmth, expresses a JOY in liv-
ing and in being beautiful. 1t
comes from a heart that is
proud, yet sorrowful that it has
not always been pure.
Yet by the time each has
spoken her final word, theater-
goerS have seldom had a deeper,
more deeply moved. sense that
queens are after all women and
that this one is a most dramatic
sex and a great blessing to