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Friday. July 1, 1J7Z Writer "'REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) Bobby Fischer lost the draw Thursday night, giving Bori Spassky the first'move, arid tiie championship chess match will finally start next Tuesday. Unless toe American challenger or the Soviet champion pleads illness and gets another postponement. The confusion the past week was summarized by the old woman selling cigarettes who asked in the beginning: "Fischer come?" Near the end it was: "Spassky go?" "I'm very pessimistic," Dr. Max Euwe said at 10 a.m.

At rioon: "It's a very delicate situation." At 7 p.m., the president By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Does William Saxbe, Ohio's senior U.S. Senator, really wan' to be the Republican candidate for governor in 1974? There -is a growing number of Republicans around the Ohio Legists re who want for some reason or another to get the point across that he is a candidate. Their campaign was given some weight recently when Saxbe said he was selling his Washington home. An aide further clouded the issue by saying that Saxbe's ambitions were something only he could comment on. Rep.

Ford Young, Dayton, a close associate of Nixon's Ohio campaign manager, Charles Ross, was almost alone whe he began boosting the Saxbe 'candidacy. But party pros believe the en OXFORD The 32 high school pupils who have been selected to earn college credit in papaermakinjf through a special new intensive one-week course at Miami University this summer have been named by i a i paper technology department. The course begins Aug. 13. The new program is designed to introduce upcoming school seniors to the paper technology program at Miami and to the paper industry.

Those successfully completing the course will receive hours of college credit. The participants represent IE Ohio communities. The includes the following names: Fairfield Paul (Ricky' Rickert. 4718 Celadon Ave. Fairfield High School Hamilton Pamela 4340 Hamilton Mfddletown Road, Lakota High School; Greg King, 265 West Yield.

Taft High School; Rick Lynch, 770 Fairhaven Drive Taft Senior High School; Clifi Diynn Myers, 354 Taylor Schoo Road, Edgewood High School Monore Barbara Westercamp, 601 Doverdale Lemon Monroe High Schoo! Trenton Steve Hatfield, 204 Second Man Held In Slaying Of 2 Brothers CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) A 23-year-old Cleveland man was taken into custody Thurs day by police as the seconc suspect in connection with the Monday night slayings of two east side brothers. The man was arrested in a morning raid on the King-Ken ncdy apartments near where William Isom. 22, of Clevelam and his brother, Daniel, lo were slain. Police said two guns were confiscated from the The Isom brothers were gunned down as they beside their ice cream Vending truck. worked for the vend ing' firm and his brewer had gone along for the 11 Another man was arreslec earlier in the slayings.

Charge VVPc'nesVjy counts ol first-degree rnurder. was Samp, Webb, appeared In. mumcitwl Thursday. fSnd. had his case continuediHrtillJvily M.

He is being held tch Set Tu First ot the International' Chess Federation sighed: "There's hope." was Tuesday. I', have been any day in the garbled prelude to what chess lovers say is the match of the century Spassky of the U.S.S.R, vs. Fischer of the US.A. Spassky arrived early to wait for Bobby. Saying "I came to play," he philosophically accepted the first postponement when Fischer didn't show.

Later he demanded an apology or he wouldn't play. At one news conference, one of Fischer's lawyers said he'd come to say he had nothing to say, Yefun Geller Spassky's second, fielded questions with: "Kak Gavarit pa Angliski," or as you say in English, "No comment." e' For Cover Movement Oi tire "draft Saxbe" campaigns a ploy to head off either U.S. Rep. William Keating of lati or State Sen. Donald I z) Luke 5 of Middlelown irom making a gra otfbr nrnio-he nation.

The ironic thing is that Saxbe has over the years repeatedly told his close friends that he has no interest in being governor. He has always been more at home with the give-and taut of the legislative branch of government. The former Saxbe-for-gover- nor ticket, many believe, is a product of Gov. James Rhodes, who would like to Be a U.S. Senator and figures he could accomplish it if Saxbe bowed out.

Saxbe may have changed in the four years he has been in the Senate but both Democrats and Republicans can't believe Rhodes is directing the action. Students Sel In Paper Brelsford Edgewood High 1 School; Gary Allen Warner, 119 West Home, Edgewood High i School West Chester Vickie Lynn Plummer, 7922 West Chester Road. Lakota HS Many aspects of the paper sciences will be explored according to C. W. Brandon.

1 and department i Two Children Burn To Death 8 a In Locked Shed KENT, Ohio (AP) Two small children who burned to death Thursday when swept through a locked shed 0 with no windows The victims were identified early today as Patrick Prince, 8, son Mr. and Mrs. Dnala jj Prince, and Troy Ralston, 9 son of Mr. and Mrs. David Rat ston.

Firemen found the bodies I' after putting out a 45-minute blaze in a 6-foot by 8-foot she on the practice football field of 1 Davey Junior High School here The shed had no windows ant had been locked from the out side. i are still in vestigating what might have caused the fire. One woman said she remem bers seeing two children craw 3 ling into a hole near the roof She said she looked away anc when she looked back minutes later the building was engullec in flames. The Shows 0 Friday, July a COURT: Frenzy. (R) 7 and 9 COLONIAL: Prime Cut (R) 9:35 and 1:20, Big Jake (PG) 11:20 VALLEY: Conquest of The Planet of The Apes (PG) 9:35 1:10 Little Fauss Big Halsj (R) 11:20 ACME: Devil Rider (R) 9:33 Jesus Trip (PG) 11:15, Wile I- Rebels (R) 12:40 I A Bcdknobs i Broomsticks (G) 9:35 and 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea (G) 11:50 MALIBU: Love Story (PG) 7.

10:30. Goodbye Columbus (R) 8:40 ami 10:30 i. JOLLY ROGER: Prime Cut il (R) 9:35 and 1:30, Big Jake (G) 11:20 CINEMA WEST: Whats Up Doc (G) 7 and 9 icsday; Move Then there's the "Eavesdropper," a man approaching rruddte ag? with a shock of graying hair combed in careful disarray onto his forehead. He takes voluminous notes or a magazine piece, he says. On scraps of paper he records conversations he's overheard, fie carries the scraps in.

a red plastic shopping bag as he moves soundlessly about the hotel lobbies. One final quote, from Gudmundur Thorarinsson, president of tjie Icelandic Chess federation, who was Under pressure from Fischer to give up a share of the gate receipts: "I have worked for more Jian a year to get this match to Iceland. I would do many things. But I will not bite into a sour apple." nor- "Rhodes is smart enough to kr.aw that' every time he has tried to use Saxbe he lost," said one Republican slate senator. Despite their close political affiliation, Saxbe and Rhoaes-- who used to shoot pool together at the same university area hangout-- remain inparly Unlike other members of the GOP ticket for re-election ift 1966, then Atty.

Gen. Saxbe stayed away from the rostrum Rhodes controlled. He ran his own campaign, appearing wit-. Rhodes only when protocol required. Sax-be is a believer the rewards go to those who htip themselves.

He can't imagine any candidate with ambition of lis own going out of the way to lelp another. ected echnology hairman in paper technology, manufacturing, paper testing, the properties of paper, paps chemistry, and applications an end uses. A highlight of th program will be the laborator work which will make use esting equipment available a Jie university. Participants were irom, applications submittet late in their junior year, the basis of recommendation of principles, counselors am science teachers. The course is sponsore jointly by the department paper technology and the Miam University Pulp and Pape Foundation.

The founctatio consists of representatives paper manufacturing, co verting, distributing and supp er firms who are interested improving the quality education in paper technolo; and in encouraging students to seek careers in tl pulp and paper industry. 1 assistance to the Miam program includes assisting sue students through scholarshi and part-time jobs in the in dustry. Miami is one of only universities, in the U.S. offerin degree programs in the pape sciences and has the only su program in Ohio. Three Win New Aquittal In Bingo Case COVINGTON, Ky.

(AP) Throe Betlevue, men won acquittal in their sccont trial on charges of illegally crating a bingo game by no properly distributing profits charity. The men won the second tria following conviction on the 1966 charges after the 6th U.S. Ci cuit Court ruled that U.S. Di tricl Court Judge Mac Swinfor had improperly instructed th jury during the original trial. The defendants were El me Wiethorn, Charles "Duke Mile, and Grovcr Key.

A fourth defendant, Jack Secrisl, did no stand trial the second lime be cause of ill health. The men were arrested FBI agents March 1, in raid at the Avenue Cafe. The defense held that char ties did benefit from the game and that there had been no a tempt to skirt Kentucky law re gadring charitable bingo. 1. Loral IVoileei 1.

Loral Wotltrt EVERYBODY'S TALKING About Us Come See Why Gene's Cooktail Lounge 515 Main St. Hear Dave Sams Frt, Sat. A.M. WANT AB INFOBMATION DEADLINE P.M. Daj bclora publication.

MONDAY DEADLINE Saturday Noon To Plan Classified Ad Call 863-8122 lo P.M. CANCELLATIONS OR COPY CHANGES DEADLINE- P.M. toy publication. Once placed an ad cannt bt cartulkd ot chanted until after the first Insertion. ud RetuUllou for DUpUj MiaiMua Slzea One Column by one inch Two Columns by two inches Three Columns by three Inchei No Bold Face Type No Special Borders No Cutt or Logos and 36 Point Used only for KUi 40c per line per day ot 9 Paint Type CUssUltd Display Borderi, cuis logos accepted.

Bold face type accepted. Bate fi.te per Deadline Tor accepting and cancelling lull display days be. Core publication. REGULATIONS Errors should be reported laj- mediately. It is the responsibility at Die advertiser to check the correctness of aach insertion.

Ad justments are made on the de- free to which the error reduces toe value of the ad. The pub. Usher will be responsible for more than incorrect Hon. The publisher reserves the right to edit or reject any ads deemed objecUonable. BATES For Waal Ad MINIMUM CHAHOE 40c per line Box numbers We extra 3 linn or less 11.80 Telephone Switchboard OPENS 8:30 A.M.

Please, no business until that time. Special Note: If your copy of tha Journal-News is cot delivered by the regular time please call Phone 863-8206 Ask For WANT AD INDEX ANNOUNCEMENTS cluiWeatleeiKe. Local Notes, Notices Card of Thanln rioil.ti Niiiierles Travel General Repair 1 BUSINESS SERVICE EMPLOYMENT -Female Help rznte4 1 Male, Female Help 2 Fofltlou Wnttt INSTRUCTIONS -Schools 23 FBUNCMI. Waatefl to Borrow LIVESTOCK tUIBEIE-- ttU For sale Zl Farm Prodoce MERCHANDISE -Antiques Gifts Office Equipment U. Wanted To Boy 1OOMS FOR KENT -Room and Board 1 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT -Apt.

Rentals, Uoforalihetl 41 Apt. Rentals, Apt. Uafutaltned, FaralsBM 44 Bouses For Rent 41 Waited Te Kent DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE Farms Aod Acreace Kouei For Sale Lots For Sale CARS TRUCKS -Used Cars For Sale Used Trucks sale TO CLEAN HOUSE This man really cleaned hou money, too. Just Dial 86382- for a for sale ad. You ma charge most ads we'll bi you.

Order a Classified Ad to day You'll be amazed the fast resulls lhat the Journal News Produces. at the AUCTION! Auction, suspense, thrill a bargains, are yours for the bi( ding at (he auction. Wafch Co auclion notices in the Class Tied section of this newspape (JoUrnal-News). irs WONDERFUL, the wa Classified Ads gel results! 86i 8222. NEED HELP? Job-seekers check the Classified Ads daily 863-8222, NDERS THOMPK1NS REUNION wilt be held Sunday uly 9th at Millikin Woods Shelter No.

2 All relatives and riends invited. For Help Call AID Persons In nerf ot help, other ban police or firs, may call nformatlon and Referral Serv- ce 24 hours a day. Walk-in as- istance is available at all fire tat ions. This notice is published daily a public service by The Journal-News. Dial 863-8200 Twinhill Fishing Lake lamilton- Mason Rd.

Stocking Arkansas Channel Cat. Sat. July 8. Also tag fisji. Register Now For Fall Term TWINBROOK HILLS BAPTIST DAY CARE 40 WRENWOOD DR.

rates for limited time only. 18 months to 6 years. Call days 394-3683 and evenings 8630171. A great revival in the big tent. pass and Hamilton-Mason Id.

Wayne Robertson, Pastor. 1. In MnMriaiM IN LOVING MEMORY OF our beloved son and brother Raymond Paul Brandner Jan. 10, 1949 July 7 1962 Ten years have passed but you are not forgotten, Raymond. Sadly missed by Mom, Dad, Ruth, Jim their families.

9. Mottttmefttt, CARPENTER MONUMENTS farker and memorial bronze. 24 High St. 893-2390 9. Lost anil FOUND Small Beagle, vicin- ty of Stahlheber Rd.

Phone 895-5982. LOST Ladys watch, Timex chrome finish with flat band Vicinity of Front St. Kroger St Keepsake. Reward. 8674)22 LOST PEKINGESE White With dark ears; brown spot on back, answers to the name "Jody" vicinity Symmes Rd Fairfield.

863-3752. LOST BRACELET 2 gold charms reading Katie and Devon. Phone 892-0822. LOST Black male Poodle area. Reward.

863- 234J. LOST Silver Poodle. Name i Misty, Child's pet. Reward 895-0790. FOUND Small brown an white dog female, spayed Must be someone's pet.

863-3282 LOST child's pet. Small female dog, white with brown spots. Wearing clear flea collar Vicinity of Ross, Ohio. Reward 7364575. JO.

ItutiraHce AUTO INSUHANCE-Can pa monthly. Hisk if needec Charles Johnson 893-3739. 13. 71 TRIUMPH 650 Bonneville excellent condition, 5000 miles 885-1388. '60 TRIUMPH TIGER CUB 2W CC New paint, rebuilt en gine and transmission.

Bes reasonable offer. 894-2379. '60 SUZUKI 250, 6000 actual miles. Phone 892-0733. 1564 EX CH SPORTSTER Excellent condition.

$1.000. 895 2715. FULL CUSTOM 3 wheele chopper. 74 Powered, for $1, 795. 893-7231.

1S66 BSA 650 lightning, rea good condition. 863-2764 after P.M. 71 HONDA 450. A-l condition Very few miles. 863-7749, 894 3924.

HONDA 150 CC. he met, cheap. 905 SjTmmes Roa '69 YAMAHA 180 Scramble with windshield and farinj '69 SUZUKI 250 Scramble with windshield, extremely lov mileage. W50. 6800 Hamillo Eaton Rd.

Somerville. (01 Route 127) Phone 7266201, to free. 1988 TRIUMPH MOTORCYCLK -Street chopper. Needs work Call after 5 p.m. or anytime on Saturday.

893-2817 1972 SUZUKI 250 Street 1300 miles. 895-6837. GOOD FORTUNE can Come your way-- if you phone a Classified Ad to 863-8222. IS. MaKM-oreUw 90S HARLEY DAVIDSON 74 Full dresa.

Like Dew. flltt Dall nS-SfiO. 1 YAMAHA -CTI- Endure, 75 cc. like new. W5-3431 ttfer i P.

M. 70 HARLEY SPORTSTER uU'dreae. Electric start. Saddle 2041, At SUZUKI OK CINCINNATI 60 CC THRU 750 CC Street, trail and competition SUZUKI OF CIN. INC.

MS Coleram W1-J072 9 til thru Fit, Sat. til i MOTORCYCLE-Street or trail, 250 cc Malco $150. 888 7249. 963 SPORTSTER XLCH. Sxtra chrome.

Very food condition. 869-8M1. 18. ServlM SPRING HOUSECLEANING We do all the work, furnishing materials. Gold's Services.

Free estimates. 896-T967. i A ROOFING CO. Ve specialize in old and new roofing, tear off and repairs. Chimney flashing.

Our workmanship is guaranteed. Call day or night. Free Estimates. 894- UPHOLSTERING ''ree Estimates, 35 yrs. exp.

Emmet Coffey 192-5416. PAINTING I furnish A-l aint. A-l work, A-l reference, 25 years experience. 894-3921. PLASTERING Repair work especially.

Also a stucco. Reasonable. Free esti mates. 869-6750. TREES trimmed, removed, sprayed, stumps removed, full coverage insurance.

M2-2677. ROOFING -tear off. reroof- ing. chimney repair gutters. Mi.127ft PAINTING 1 or 2 story.

Satisfaction guaranteed. Phone Sparks 467-0415. PAINTING Interior and exterior. Free estimates. Phone 893-3909.

CHAIN LINK FENCE )elivered or Free imates. Call anytime 894-6242. ROOFING ALUMINUM SIDING ROOM ADDITIONS. TERMS. MODERN CONSTRUCTION 2842 Pleasant 863-1150 TOP SOIL-Bank run gravel.

Andy Neal, Woodsdale. 893-6998. ROOFS Erierior painting, carpenter, remodeling. All re" pairs. 894-674L HANDYMAN SERVICE Small borne repairs, electrical, carpentry, roofing, plumbing, unstop drains.

863-2714. COMPLETE REMODELING ROOM ADDITIONS, GARAGES FINANCING ARRANGED 897193 After 5 PM 4 BLACKTOPPING RESIDENTIAL CONST. Sew, resurfacing and sealing Free estimates. 863-6112. LIGHT HAULING Cleanup jobs of any type.

Phone 892-7994 ROOFING and carpenter work. W. Thomin Jr. 894-8082. SOD Merion Windsor Blue 3rass.

guaranteed weed free Free delivery. 6 rolls or more Patch work, lawns laid, work material guaranteed. Free esti mates. 893-7607. LIGHT A I AND CLEANING UP OF ANY KIND.

GARAGES Aluminum siding Room additions, porches, patios cement work remodeling. Rea sonable rates. All work guar anteed. 892-53M. JAMES P.

EVERSOLE Roofing, siding, guttering, room ads, garages, concrete and trailer underpainting. Free estimates. 523-8106. A PAINTING Work- guaranteed, free estimates. 7361976 or 738-1451.

ROOFING Aluminum gutters and repairs. Free estimates 892-0453 or 894-7912. Ron's Tree Service. Trimmed and removed. Free estimates 8M.7524.

ALL TYPES Of back hoe and trenching, water lines, gas lines, sewer lines. Jesse Vaughn i Son Const. 894 4422. PAINTING Will not be under bid. Call 863-7031.

HAULING AND MOVING Clean up jobs. Call Grass cutting and lawn also odd jobs, any kind. Reasonable. Anytime. 863-3771.

ARCHITECTURAL PLANS SET --Drawn be experienced draftsman. Floor plans, elevation, foundation, cross sections. 5236297. PATIOS, DRIVEWAYS. BASEMENTS, and SIDEWALKS.

894- 33J7 or 8956720. CALL God's man of faith for your plumbing needs. Licensed. Very reasonable. 8630419.

VtMvMtftt 9 CEMENT WORK Quality work at a fair Patios, riveways, walks, REMODELING Carpenter work, Urge or small jobs, pan- ring, garages, concrete work. PAINTING Interior and ex- Free estimates. Expert- need. Night or rtay. SPRING HOUSECLEANING -We do all the work, furnishing all materials.

Gold's Services Free estimates. 895-7967. SCHLICHTBR'S Quality Top Soil Since 1952. No stones or lay, cubic yards $15. Delivered in Hamilton -Fairfield area.

M3-2923. PLUMBING- Repair, remodel- ng, replacement. Also new work. All work guaranteed. Reasonable rates.

(966363. CHAIN LINK- Wood -Farm Driveways Sirewalks -Patios. Free estimates. 863-8261. HAMANN SONS Heating and air conditioning 894-2085 replacements, unstop drains.

Free estimates, work guaran- ted. 869-7919. GENERAL CONSTRUCTION Jarpentery, cabinet, Formica, temodet, concrete formwork. First class workmanship. Free estimate.

863-8469. LIGHT HAULING AND CLEANUP. Anytime, reasonable. 863-0329. WANTED-Yards to mow.

Will do the work to please you. 8930066. HAULING Moving and cleanup. 8934429. SMALL APPLIANCE and re- air service.

Pick-up and de- ivery Free estimates. Al appliances Work Guaranteed 860-1473. LIGHT HAULING ANYTIME. Reasonable rates. 863 7433.

MODERN TELEVISION SERVICE CALLS $2 894-2070 Handyman service, odd jobs, any kind. Reasonable and reliable. Anytime 863-3771. DRAFTING SERVICE Mechanical Architectural Dial 895-5546. TREE SERVICE Very reasonable rates.

Reference. Phone Oxford. I GUTTERING, PAINTING, and repair work. work guaranteed. Free estimates.

Phone 894-JI85 895-2847. CARPENTER WORK Large or small jobs. Remodeling, additions, garages, roofing, concrete. Financing arranged. Coleman, 392-0532 PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR 894-1751 BOND ROOFING painting.

Gutter repaired. Slate roof repair. Free estimates 868-2868. HOME IMPROVEMENTS THOMPSON SIDING CO. 894-6797 870 Central Ave.

1 HOUR TV SERVICE COLOR BLACK WHITE Day or night, 7 days a week, service from 9 a.m. to 11:00 y.m. repaired in customers hom.e. Reasonable prices. For fast, competent, efficient and courteous service 869-8079 BankAmericard Welcome ELECT.

ENGR. TV 'SVC. LIST YOUR SERVICE IN THIS DIRECTORY A 3-line Ad Cost Only $1.20 Daily And Tells Thousands Of Our Daily Readers About Your Special Business Or Service Dial 863-8222 A CARPENTERY WORK panelling and roof. 894-3115. CARPENTER WORK build- in, remodeling, ail type jobs.

Large or small. Free estimates. 757-4118 toll free. Painting Interior, exterior, free estimate. 893-5139.

TAPPAN Parts or Service Gas and electric ranges PATE 1209 High 895-1231 PLASTERlNG-New or repair work. Free estimates. Call Pola E. Rednour 893-1397, 893-6208 A PLASTERING, AND STUCCO Repair or new. 894-2110.

CEMENT WORK Of any kind. 20 years experience. Free estimates. 894-9894. Earl Turner.

ROOFING 805 MAPLE AVE. 867-0545 ANYTIME All kinds of roofing. ALUMINUM Siding, gutters and awnings, cement porches, installed. Reasonable rales. 8670543.

Female Hrl? BABY SITTER Needed, must be reliable. Call before 2 P. 894-3058. 18. Female Belli W'nt'4 LIVE Housekeeper wby sitter.

More for lhan wages. 894-6881. KEY PUNCH OPERATOR DATA RECORDER OPERATORS UNIVAC OPERATORS Seeded for temporary work In "lorthern Cincinnati. Phone 62U GO GO GIRLS AND BAR MAIDS must be over 21 and iharp looking. Salary open.

868- NOTICE Help wanted advertising riaced under "Male and Female" column headings for convenience of job-seekers. Unless an advertisenjedt specifically states that applicants of one sex only will be accepted, job seekers should' assume that applicants of either sex will be considered for the position, in compliance with Titlt VII Civil Rights Act of 19M. RN OR LPN 3 to 11 shift. Every other weekend off. Staff nurse.

Piione Logsdon Nursing Home. 893-0172 between and 5 for interview appointment. IMMEDIATE OPENINGS for LPN's on all shifts, Apply in person. FAIRFIELD NURSING HOME 4070 Hamilton-Mason Rd. Counter Work or part time.

21 or over. N'o experience necessary. Apply 7 to 8 p.m. Tuesdav. RICHARDS International Kitchen 417 Main Street LPN For 3 to .11 and 11 lo 7 shift.

f3.00 an hour. Golden Years Nursing Home. 2436 Old Oxford Rd. LPN second shift. Center Haven Nursing Home.

422 N. 2nd. Phone 893-1661. PA concession help. Must be 18 and over.

Apply Valley Drive In Theater, Hamilton Eaton Rd. after 7:30 p.m. An equal opportunity employer. WANTED Bookkeeper 25-50 years old. Must be neat in ap- Harance, capable of and Government reports.

For appointment call Mr Kowalk at 895 3278 between 9 and 10 a.m. ATTRACTIVE GIRLS Work in Cincy's newest and most exciting nightclub. Top pay, excellent working conditions, all positions available. No experience necessary. Call 331.

6663 after 11 AM for appoint. COOK OR SHORTOHDER Cook. Willing to work 2 10 P. M. shift, also week ends.

Will train. Hydes Restaurant, ISO South Erie. WAITRESSES Apply in person, Hydes Restaurant, 130 South Erie Hwy. LIVE IN Ttahvvftai. 1 child.

62 Chestnut 867-0504 YOU'RE NO STRANGER to your neighbors when you show them world-famous Avon products. We'll help you build yuur own group of steady customers in your own Territory near home. It's easy-- and fun! Call for details. 853-5540 before 6 p.m. Brookwood i Twinbrook areas.

BEAUTICIAN- Full time. Lois' Bsauty Shop. 2548 Pleasant Ave. 895-1671. 19.

Male Help Wanted SALESMAN Train up to $200 weekly. With highly respected life insurance company. Phone MANAGER for REAL ESTATE FIRM 18 year uld firm with excellent reputation needs an experienced real estate salesman of unquestionable integrity. Circumstances make this an unusual opportunity. All replies will be answered and held in strict confidence.

Send resume Box 354 care of Journal- News. YOUNG MAN 22 lo 35 to train for assistant of our Hamilton office. This is an opportunity that only comes along once in a life time for someone. Must be at least High School graduate. Good moral and work habits.

Compensation far above average. Here's your opportunity to enjoy an income and to have a position with a prestiga that you never dreamed possible. We must have someone immediately. Phone 894-4019. An interview will be granted.

Manager In Training $650 MONTHLY SALARY To work in Appliance Service Sales and Customer Rela- LPN For 3 to 11 and 11 to lions Dspt. Company paid train- 7 shift. $3.00 an hour. Golden ing. No exterience necessary.

Years Nursing Home. 2436 Old Mr. Craig. 863-2487. No Sales Oxford Rd.

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