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The Arizona post., 1955-11-04

New address for the George
Kahn family is 1913 Beverly
Drive. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Brager are now at 1925 E.
Eastland. Mrs. 1. BOOrstein
and daughters a f ter many
wears near the University,
moved to 1047 E. 9th. The Ma
than SachersOn family are at
1874 N. Highland. Mrs. Helen
Singer and son are in their
new home at 1909 E. Circle DR..
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert r o S e n
berg are back at 2619 E. Sene-
ca. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Schwartz and children moved
to 81 Avenida de San Ramon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules AgrOn
enjoyed a jaunt to Las Vegas.
They got back Thursday.
Max Kent of Phoenix and
originally of Middletown, o.,
is a recent arrival. In the next
few months Mrs. Kent and
their children, Sam 51A, Mike
9 months, will establish the
family home here. Mr.. Kent
has a downtown business.
Returning to spend the Win
ter at her home on I n d i a n
House Road, Mrs. M a rvln
Kane was accompanied from
Cleveland by her friend, Jan
Ludwig of Painesville, Ohio
who remains some two weeks.
In a crowded four days Mr..
and Mrs. L e S t er Heitlinger
were in Guaymus and Las
Vegas, returning "unscathed.' y
The Arizona post., 1955-11-04
Arizona Post, Nov. 4. 1855

Taking time out from buSi-
ness Mrs. Gabe LipsitZ prac-
tees pi a n o faithfully at the
University each day and has
reason to be pleased with her
progress. Says it's fine for re-
Taxation.
Another soldier stationed at
Ft. Huachuca some time ago
returns after discharge to
make his home here. He is
Sanford (Sandy) Livingston,
Brooklyn. Stationed at the
Fort four years ago he was a
frequent visitor at the Sam
uel Cohen home, E. E | a i n e.
From here he went to Korea
and was recently discharged.
He is with a downtown store.
Mid-week Mrs. Liza Finley
packed up for a visit with her
children in LA and to see her
grandchild. Her stay will be
indefinite, probably until mid
winter.
Mrs. Fred Smith, E. Valen-
cia, learning that her father
Caesar Choden, Detroit is SER
iously i'll, plans to go to his
bedside unless his health inn
proves shortly.
Word has been received by
Mrs. Max Shore, that Mr.. and
Mrs. George Winter, E. 3rd.,
who have been spending some
time in New York disposing
of property holdings, will fly
: back to Tucson next week. Ac-
!. companying t h m will be
5 their son-in-law and daughter,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Orling
e and their three children, who
: will also make their home In
;. Tucson.
r Mrs. Sarah KatZ, E. Lee Is
: in the east visiting relatives
In Detroit she attended the
n Bar Mitzvah of a nephew, son
d of DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Carp
:. and also spen the holidays
= with relatives there. She is go
t. ing on to New York before
: returning home. Mrs. Katz is
i. expected back shortly. She is
k the mot her of Mrs. Fred
> Smith, E. Valencia.
d GeOrge Bucksbaum, pass
2 commander of the JWV has
r. been visiting in New York. He
v is now in Miami and attended
the JWV convention.
The Arizona post., 1955-11-04

Enjoying their second sea-
son here are Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Hack, Lansing, M i C h.
who have t a k e n an apart
ment on E. 7th. They are good
friends of the Louis Shan
kers of Lansing. The latter
will arrive in January, after
e ndin G a convention in
Florida.
Reuben Gold went to PhOe-
nix last weekend to a t t e n d
the wedding of Rochelle Elster.
She lived here several years
ago. Early this week he de-
parted for Mexico City and
the wedding of his son.
Active i'm the A m r i C a n
Assn. of University Women,
Mrs Leon Bear heads a Spe-
cial state committee w n i C h
has completed an exhaustive
study on child care centers,
which findings may eventual
ly be Incorporated in legisla-
ton. She also serves as pro-
gram chairman for the meet
ing next week on a discussion
of nursery schools and kind
ergartens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Young
want to thank everyone for
their wishes for a speedy re-
covery extended Mr.. Y ou n g
and to say that he is convalesc-
ing nicely.
Former TucSOnianS, MIR.
and Mrs. Sol Bear came in
from Van Nuys, Calf. last
weekend to see t h cir new
granddaughter, Marian Bear.
The Arizona post., 1955-11-04

About two weeks ago, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles RabinoWitZ
and son, Irwin G came from
Stamford. Conn. to establish
a home here. They are on N.
Forgeus. The men were in
the haberdashery business.
Mr.. RabinoWitZ was a justice
of peace, active in the Knights
of Pythias and Odd Fellows.
Happy was Lillian Hattis
with the visit of her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Irwin Hattis, WestWood, Calf.
Mr.. Hattis is a graduate OF
VA and NIT. School of Ar
chitecture. His wife studied
law in Boston.
Glad to be home is Mrs. So
phie Epstein, Grant, after an
absence since May with visits
to Florida and other southern
states. She'll reopen her busi-
ness soon.
Partial to Tucson even
though she is from a "big
town. is Mrs. Sarah Venikour,
Chicago. She is the hou S e.
guest of her daughter and SON
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Mar
mis-.
After being stationed in
Ajo for several years Sam
Goldfreed is back in town and
now at Reuben Colds down
town store.
This weekend David Gins
burg is in LA attending a
meeting of the Board of Over
seers of the University of Ju'
daiSm.
Evening star., 1955-10-21
AUToMoBlLEs Fok SALE

|FoRD 80 cultom ..e- Tader; !. ant
h.s 1896. No. e63-D. 30-1ay guar.
antfe; trade and iefms. UoNHQl
e-s006. Open iii D pm.
POND 1850 VS. Tudor; I, and A.
fle5. OLIVIER MOTOR Co. ESQ.,
wis. ave. Beth. Oh. 4-5323.
FORD 1885 Fairlene Town sedan
I.sss. gssslsI hssssf' s's. si'oss: s-ss 9L
HENnY ] inst: sacfifsce on terms
81 down, $40 month. MFe. Harris
1880 b. ave. ne. -
HfLLMAN,s--ie66 eonyertihies. sta.
tion easons. 4-df sedsns. hard
kATTAM AUTO, me- fHst. i8izi
IN q 3 su. g;H north: .lgO
Va. king S-bS2b.
HUDSON. Sc wasp sedan: equipped
with dual.FAnae hSdfanettc: twin
csrburetofs and orig. finish. onii
Sbeg, S35 dn, YoE weekend enjoy,
naeft. phone ~. S-1iS5: for ereoii
APPROVAL. rfHEY BRANCH NO
HUDSON 1919 cony.. yellow, r. b.
red leather uplioistery; pvt. owner
~ down. JK. 2-0251.
Evening star., 1955-10-21

ROnD - eonysrtlble; Eerdomatie.
maruiate fgnd.: eolder rod Selloe
Iou would k1 proud 70 oVnf 81 .eoh.
DAVIS. zD. .eiS6. III
RORD 80 2-df. custom VS., {. and
h.. o.d.: new tires: ofit black
paint: Sea9. $50 On. 80 other bat,
gains at r1NEY BRANCH MO-
T0Rs. rSr 81 credit approval pesslt pes
ronD 'ss cus,omiins se' pordor: !:
I. and h.. dirtftionAi slgnais. tai.
sgrss,: ,frss sss Il cosiss SSs cal inss9lsis ms R
SRY Ws1fHainsNkik. no. 5.eoo5.
rap ss .,., g csssISSS I.S sssa yisssIs .S.T..,l:
se1t covers, 4. And h. turn signals.
Wv. tires and other accessories.
one owner: low rli.; looks like ney.
onis % sSss; e low Is 81 down.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
5000 Pa. Ave. 81. Eus ;,-2a27
foRD 1853 VS. Victoria: + and
rcnTfAc sSS0 Wis. ave. OF:
4-A00U In the heart q
BethekQa s.-.zl
FORD "a Cnstomiine Vas club
coupes ebony black finish with con.
tra1ttng nens eQpe.s. 0yerdI.. :. apd
~ turn etgnAls. Wv. Urea and
many other accessories: looks Ike
new; one owner; low mi, Special
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
i7a6 Good Hope nd. s.Es Lu.f-ssa7
Evening star., 1955-10-21
AUToMoDILEs ron SALE

hudson 1881 Pneemaker 4-dr.;
Masp a-aE.ii. snd ii $3.50. hok.
Nkhb COR Buick Dealer. Pa.
ave: ne: ai ON; u. e-646z.
HUDSON 1884 4-dr.: perfect condi-
ton; IKE new; save ever $1,000.
Rosenthal Chevrolet
0lebe Rd. and Columbia Pike
Arlington. Va. ia. 1-67el
5AGUAR. xK-izO. nxsd head coupe.
GRAY. red leathefss excellent condi-
ton: sacrifice. 81 ,e45: VIII consider
pm. --23
yEEP 1851 sedan delivery model:
runs IKE I TOP. sSz5. II 4-fI5s
KAISER late 1851, perfect condi.
sSSssrli s565. 10. z.os66. al
Evening star., 1955-10-21

KA6s5a KHA6sHsss ss ssoeSg.i sE,,ssss & sses ht tes
Fla. ave. ne. ~ oths Ii o-04o4
KAlsEK 1850 rrAyslet; looks sood,
runs GOOD. $3.50 Il sold On OF helor1
bAS oi5iA faahszyqfk hHseS qnES 6kfE RflEso ssoEb' !
AZ Rentagon. Phone II. 6-0700. Ext
717ls or II. 1-4050. --24
Evening star., 1955-10-21
FORD lAhl

rad. radio heater. ssss lishs ray ''naasas' iinSsS'
isfmS a Ask ier Ne. e sIi ssi. fTise. sass.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
ssse ,,Sl,, wIlson Blvd tS,,TstGRi 1.S q,i sso yas
FORD 65 VS. Custom Fofdnr;
Fordomatic, light blue. =. and
h.. turn signals. seat eorefs: excel
cone: S1s750. OIL. 4-5an6.
FORD so Custom 4-dr.; eaufp., un-
dercoat Sc. Ind owner. SO 600 mi.
rSRS dSS OF oier v,.td,,. ~ $3.50 scsao,a I s,,e.
DOVE bower pseksse. - .'p.' =, &. 0fr's. WV Tres
tRpstone. Accent trade. OF. 4.
FORD 1851 VS. Tudor: areen, over.
drive. radio and heater. Very clean
BONDED. LEE b. BuTLKR. INC.
1i3l 2lst st. NV. DI. 7-0l11.
FORD 1885 Customiine Fordot:
4,S00 mi. Fofdomatie, Il, h., power
steering; Diplomat lsAvins. 81. $50.
fSsp S.s Dsiss ass So sse';ssls's ssSs Io .sfi
FoRD ,ss station wagon or fsir.
lane sed.: 2-tone. ike new. low
miles. Must sacfifiee. Accept trade.
ST 3-11tls o. 50. 5-6212. eyes.
FORDs 80 Tudor: equipped: 500
S9sa. ! HoRNER's Con, Buick
dealer. Pa. ave. NE. ~ 9th. II.
FORD 80 Custom .s'. Fofdor: new
paint. seat covers, Z. and h., w..W.
tires. other accessories: Ia extreme
" fQod eofad.; only $305: AS low
as 20 down.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1880 Good Hope Rd. 81. IN. f.ae47
Evening star., 1955-10-21
DODGE 1851

a.dr, hfslsrs desrostsr. sat sevsrl
10. z75. Priss. ssS5,
KenYon-Peck Chevrolet
case HIlsea Blvd. ArllnEten: ya:
IA sso(af 0per 'Iil l.1l
DODGE 1915 Cofontt CLUB coupe
EssonssIs aessasyms. essys. sass sns A. Wv Wv
Evening star., 1955-10-21

=
ROnD,1ob8 eepz1sf o.cyllnd1E 1udoI
s1dl1s klack. W.-N. tlr1l. r.. b
Ienties qpnel.tely. d;QOg nj
sssss 10. s-665S. DR. MEliks.
-, 20. -. ,.a.,.,,. ~ -.ss..
sed1n fezqenetis. heater. pylsAt'
Synsa. si.1oV os pest ouef- oi,s 2
81 EEasnsss ana s. ssss .asssssIss sssssss' .srsss ns
kent. Ioeky iike brand.neg: 0ni,
si.sas. 80
Frank Small. Jr. Inc.
l32O0 Pa. Ave. 81. Lu. 2-082s
/ --23
I901n f0T= 7Ss1e. sSzss. f-.rs,o--..
tssion specis.; 80 Sss
Rosenthal Chevrolet I.
0iebe Rd and Columbia PIKE
Ariinston. VI. IA. f-0ssl
.z--z,s;s--..-. 81. - =,
Ed scns,ns GONso ssss isS se seusn, andz,,ss smss
ss ssd ss sss' .srs sr's'Rs Iss. De5eas 81
cSX4. So. sn..s, s
eash @ 81 sias .sn SoWn T I'll I'M nRi,i
! MOTORS. 5110 wiz. ave. NV.
Wo' 6zSAo0. ---.s3
Efi9n SS6 ees,v. Anant chnd f,iil,
tsrn,s AS, Cam Svs nv b SS
: 3 y Z z;-,,-
t2hR lgeY eqnxeEslnle, @ - "A ~ SrQl' ~
TFRI0F Avn fIKE.fhSFf Top Top X
ma ii; eTeeflenf entinc csii Al
S-SsSe HS'ff SffsE yfiff fiib m
LooK 4T THfs CAR. HsE for Bii
icy. sTxS.t.... rs.s.....1..
Evening star., 1955-10-21

FORD % CEeottine v-t ylclQflo
hof4top c1ny.i e.Fietonedi hei
kordomatie, Z. and b.. seat covers
turn 1spels: Wv: tires Cent.
s'nss Eel ssSss sSsfS sss sss. 0sas saIs c Rl
Frank Small, Jr.. Inc.
$500 ~. Ave. 81 Lu. 2-qe27
FORD IS crovl yiesoT,.; = pcT.,
al the way. fender skiFts. Wind.
Fesency purple and White. con.
peny ofucil car. only t2.5bo, g
written galfaniee. BfIh 4 Gan.
pERB. Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
l3o0 l4th r;y4 ~. 7.li1l.
FORD '54 VS. Tudor station vason; /;
driven only hg owner who IS !eav-
ms country ana must sell now
inish aIid condition are sxeellentl
sine Wv. tubeiess iifss. drenenf.f 4
buy, Sl.4p0 no, 2-56sS evenings.
FORD 1861 Ecrdor sedan; a PER-
IN PERFECT CONDITION. Caij
seThus, WE'LL PICK you vr;
loan needed.
Stohlinai1 Chevrolet
SIRE NJ st. NV. AD. a-4432
FORD '53 VS. Customiine club
coupe, +. and h.: dlreetionai TIGHTS:
geoo tires; standard tfsnsmission:
WHEELER, INC.
CEiRYsLER- PLYMOUTH IMPERIAL
1929 ua ava. Wheaton Nd.
Evening star., 1955-10-21
ROYAL. MOTORS

400 "a. AVE-, NV. IA, a.aeQ1
D0DGE 1851 Wayfaref a-dr.. blue.
radio and heater: owner, care
S5s5. BuTiKK / s6NpED- liz b.
HgIlG nc hai aist 3. NV.
DODGE 80 club coupe: yorisinal
green; equipped. fiuiddriye. very
clear. igw,milsas g, S. i-SSnsr @ z. ssri z I
nv. IN. 3-ol4ee, Il
DODGE NJ business eoupe; r.. and
ID extrasleffe trunk. s55 - y.
DODGE 1850 De luxe: beautiful con.
diflon; SAe6; terms. ROPER
18th and =. !, ave. ne.
FIAT '53 500 convertible; good
condition: says or beet otfer, OIL,
2-l9oi. EVENINGS o. week snos'
FORD ,55 Fairlans: siplonat owner:
practically new. fully equipped:
trade or terms. 1876 Conn. ave,
rom 10 custom; owner ists eoun-
try; beaut. eond. TRADE % terms.
Nothing deaii. 1925 Conn. ave,
rom d rand.rslra; equipped:
tires: In showroom condition.
fuNTTTfEp Afro SALTS, cSiiiami
and Rtees I'd, Chinum, Nd. HA.
a-3772. .--s3
FORD s6S CusfouIline V.8 Tudor;
Hawthorne green tintsh. with con-
tTnSting seat covers, <. and n,
turn signals, overdr. and Other
sccessories: one owner: low MI;
looks ike new; only Sl.ogb.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
aaoo pa. Ave. 81. 10. 2-9s27
s0RD 63 Custom V-s Tudor; {. and
h: dark sresn; like new inside end
cut; Sl.095, BOWMAN 6TUpE-
BAKER, 900 Gecrsta ave. nv,
RA. 6-1f222. --23
ORD 50 consertihls suniiner. Ford-
niaatic: 81 ,60o, HORNERs0 BUICK,
downtown. I'LL 18th, DI. 5-S9e3.
FORD 1855 vs. Tudor; i new Urea,
r. and h. one owner beautiful
cascade green: like new inside and
out: tailored seat covers, "a l:gS0.
FoRD '5s VS. Ranch WeEcn: cadet
Slqs nnisn .ss5sni1s ssiS Sssiss .S turn ssS ssr
as throaehcat: 81 lsrs one oxnef; ~ low mi mi
special today. 81 ,19s.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
5000 Pa. Ave. 81. Lu. 2-as27
---23
FoRD 1888 ds luxe Tudor; very
clean: low fnilease; cash or x95
down: S6ss. BILL MOTORS. s010
Evening star., 1955-10-21

PonD So 8istofia, sse5. sos deun
s.a 81 lsPs zssS sE:sls 5ilt :. h6ss Bs as;s ssSs
Fonp .as custen VS. sedeni I
price. 10 other low -pfiesd ears q
tIEEx BRANCH MoTohe. 10. 8.
Evening star., 1955-10-21

FoRD 1888 de luxe Tudor; very
down: S6ss. BILL MOTORS. BO10
Wis. ave. NV, Wo. 6-Sg00. ---s,3
Evening star., 1955-10-21

FORD '6S ClsfonIiins V-S Tudor;
HnWthcrf,e green tinish. with con-
trasfing seat covers, I. and h.,
turn signals. overdr. and Other
accesaoTies: one owner: low MI;
Evening star., 1955-10-21

F0RD IS T61ndeT6ifdi ss.655; per-
Continental spare; really 1 one-in.
a-Tniilicn: oA19 1S9001 actual uiiles.
I Car sold for ever 81, SOC new. must
Be seen and driven 70 he appIe-
ciated. Call TU. 2-4200. BILL
ROSS, 7400 "a. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1955-10-21

FORD 1858 VS. customiine club cpe.
ia I. and h.. direetional nehts. goot
tires standard trans, S0tl5,
WHEELER, INC.
CERYsLER. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1925 Ga. Ave. Wheaton. Nd,
Evening star., 1955-10-21

Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
asoo pa. Ave. 81. 10. 2-9s27
Evening star., 1955-10-21
Stohln1an Chevrolet

s250 II 81. NV. AD. e-44ae
FORD 5i eonv.; black beauty
new w..E. tires, only $50 down:
ieI srseis & senscssl; g III, Phone s,,,s ~ g,
Evening star., 1955-10-21

Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
$500 p. Ave. 81. Lu. s-gsss
Evening star., 1955-10-21
PORD 1877 Tudor sedan: transpor.
tation special; sos.
Rosenthal Chevrolet !.
oiebe Rd and Columbia Pike
Ilington. We. "a. f-91sl

FoER 9sQen lssQ nep1yeFs,s|e seIF,s4,s|e clArsSSP "a SPqT ~
TERlOR AND LIKE-EkW TOP Z
snsa s,ls A;i % szesllent ,,.1 snsins ,,s csIt AZ AZ
Evening star., 1955-10-21

FORD So cnstoniline .'6', tudor
sheridan blue finish with contrast
ina seat covers, :. and a.. turn
eiEnAlA and other accessories. on
owner. low mi: looks ike new
special today, $3.50: - low q
Evening star., 1955-10-21

lfo0 "a. AyK. NV. IA. a.aeQn
D0D0E 1851 Wlyfarer a-dr.: blue.
radio and heater; I owner, care.
fully dfixens special selling price.
Sa95. puILkk- BONDED LIE p.
9gTIEA nc. tiai aist g. n-s@
Evening star., 1955-10-21

FORD 81 Custom Y.e Eofd0f,
Killarney sEeen: Fordonaetie. I. and
h. and other accesscftesf EarA1e-
k,pt locks iike brand-neN; onls
Evening star., 1955-10-21

Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
Il7se GOOD Hope I'd. sE. 10. i-ss4'
Evening star., 1955-10-21

g0RD s63 custon v-e Tudor, :. and
h dark ssssni liks es I,eN ! 1, inside ats,I,p snd
nAkER, 200 oecrsia ave. nv,
Evening star., 1955-10-21

SsS SI,,s e sosssr'sl; sss asseRs SSalPsT ss HSs
SoensoEn. SfSsasls lGss iii apEs1n SssS 81 .ssss
Evening star., 1955-10-21

Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
5000 Pa. Ave. 81. Lu, 2-ae27
Evening star., 1955-10-21

tudor Custom ''8s' Fordcmatic
radio, heater. lient fray nnish
a1seins E.s H.t ssss ssl s ssssEs vi .. os 9aHs s
Evening star., 1955-10-21

FORD 1858 VS. tudor: 1 new tires,
RI and n: one owner beautiful
cascade green: like new inside and
out: tailored seat covers 81 :0S0.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-23

last for 5 weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo Rhodes
were surprised by visit from
relatives they hadn't seen since
1916. They were Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Nickerson and son, Ger
aid and daughter Cathy of
Gottensberg, Neb. The Nicker-
sons could only stay for Fri
day as they were due in De-
troit to visit more relatives on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex zoulka
and family are leaving soon to
visit friends out Indiana way.
They expect to be gone for a
week or SO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe PreiSler
and family and Mrs. Senia XII
viniemi took a trip to Niagara
Falls last week. After return
ing in Vermillion before re-
home in Middlefield, the Preis-
lers started off on another trip,
this time to visit the famous
Blue Hole, near Castalia, o.
They stopped to do a littl fish"
ing in Vermillion before ire :
turning home.
Skippy, pet dog for some 13
years of the Texter family was
hit and fatally injured by a
fast moving vehicle on 528 on
Monday evening. The driver of
the car did not stop after the
accident.
Boy Scouts of Troop 1872 held
a Green Bar, meeting at the
home of John Dietz, scoutmas-
ter on Monday evening. Final
plans were made for the bike
hike which will take the scouts
on an excursion down to Balm
bridge on Friday. This will be
an explorer and second class
scout hike. Mr.. Willis Oliver,
explorer advisor and Mr.. John
Dietz will be the leaders goig
on the trip.
On Fathers day at tn e
HuntSburg Baptist church, all
the fathers at the worship SER
vice were presented with a gift
mechanical pencil, given by te
Ladies Aid group of the church.
The monthly meeting of Cub
Scout Pack 1872 will be held
at the town hall on Tueday,
June %, at tbs. Theme of the
month will be wheels, wings
and Things" Part of the eve-
ning's program will be a min
iature hot rod race presented
by the cub scouts who have
been working on their cars for
the past month. The skit will
be presented by den 4, opening
ceremony by den 5, closing ce-
remony by den ! and a n d
refreshments will be served by
den l.
Wilton Town, field executive
for B. S. A. will be on hand
for the charter presentation ce-
remony at this time. All friends
and relatives of the cubberS
are cordially invited to attend
this pack meeting.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-23
thur First on Monday.

thur First on Monday.
Fathers day was observed in
a family reunion at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Loza ON
Sunday, TO honor Mr.. Victor
Karaciewicz of Middlefield. The
host and hostess were Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Flood of Lakewood.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Err
win George and family of Bur-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Marku-
zka of Cleveland, Mr.. and Ms.
Walter Karaciewicz and daugh-
ters of Middlefield, Mr.. an d
Mrs. Roger Karaciewicz and
daughter of Greene, Mr.. STAN
ley Karaciewicz of Middlefield,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Shefcki and
son of Colebrook, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Lyzwa of Orwell, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Karacie-
wicz and daughter, Clara OF
Middlefield.
Father Karaciewicz was sho-
Wered with gifts of every dis
cription. The group enjoyed pic
mic delicacies of every sort and
lovely time was had by al!
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Adams
Sr. attended the State Trustees
Convention in Dayton from
wednesday to Saturday of last
week. They enjoyed a tour of
Patterson Wright Airport where
they viewed the gigantic B-52,
the largest airplane in exis :
tance. On Thursday they tour
ed the National Cash Register
Company where they also were
luncheon guests. The Adams
didn't mind the heat too much.
They stayed at the B lit :
more hotel, air conditioned and
with all the plush convenieces
of leisurely living.
While his parents were away
at the Trustees Convention, Bob
Adams visited at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Winch in
Strongsville.
The Remedial Reading course
at the Huntsburg school has
opened as of Monday, June 20.
There are II students in the
class under the competent gui-
dance of Mrs. Dorothy Down
ing. This reading course Will
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ed TO attend.
The United Young People s
Society of the United church
will meet on Sunday at 7E:O0
pm. under the direction of
Miss Marilyn Adams. Tentative
plans for an outing will be dis
cussed at this meeting.
MIR. and Mrs. James Preisler
of Shaker Heights called on the
Joe PreiSler'S on Wednesday
and Friday of last week to en-
JOY a weiner roast in the back
yard of the Preisler home.
Mr.. Joe PreiSler celebrated
a birthday on June 20. He now
is the proud owner of a garden
tractor with wich to cultivate
his garden.
Our Babe Ruth ball t e a m
was defeaed by the Claridon
team 17-3 last Wedneday. 1t
was the first game of the sea-
son for our boys.
On Thursday, June %, our
Little League Braves will play
the Burton Dodgers at home.
Friday the Braves will take on
the Munson Cardinals. This is
also a home game. The Minor
league defeated Newbury Ill
on Saturday morning. This was
the fourth game of the season
and the fourth win of the year
Walter Parnaby celebrated
his 10th birthday on June Is,
with a neighborhood birthday
party. Still another neighbor :
hood party was given in honor
of Michael MalleSki on his 5th
birthday on June Is.
Mrs. Willard Strong, Mrs. Hal
Clark and Miss Harriette Clark
are attending classes at Lake
Erie college in Painesville
Mr.. Ben Texter is attending
a summer course at Kent State
university.
Wednesday night callers at
the Mike Loza's were the AL
bert Borgerman's of Willough.
by.
Sammy Wade Jr. observed
his 18th birthday at Babies and
Children's hospital on June Is.
Mrs. Roland Mapes of Lynd-
hurst visited at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
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Johnson, Kathleen (Giggles)
Collett, Sandra Dandy Pfaff,
Jane (Bubbles) Brown, Sharon
(PeeWee) Horton, Mary Lo U
Pom POM Buday and their
unit leader, Evelyn (Peppy)
Ardy. Other cabins at the camp
were named ELI Knoll" and
Sleepy Tepee."
On their first day at camp,
Monday, the girls toured the
camp and learned the rules
and regulations. They then di-
vided into groups called Ducks,
Cows and Pigs. The Pigs were
the cooks, the Cows were the
fire builders and the Ducks
were the clean up committee
Lunch was a cookout and con-
sisted of roasted weiners, buns,
milk, celery and carrot sticks
and Some-mores. During h e
rest period there was a story
hour. Later they played gam
eS, had Is minute ride from
Brownie Nook" to Shadow La
ke on the "Mayflower" ebay
wagon where their swimming
instructor "Tadpole" gave them
swimming lessons. On the sche-
dule for Wednesday is a nature
hike. The girls are to bring
back specimens of leaves, bugs
etc. They will make plaster of
paris impressions of the leaves
to which they will attach hooks
so they can be used as plaques.
They will again go swimming
and their lunch will be another
cook out.
Friday will be handcraf day
and more swimming instruc :
ticns. Wednesdays cook out
will consist of chilli, crackers,
milk, walking salad (grated ca
rrots and raiSinS rolled in a
lettuce leaf and mock angel
food cake. To make the cake,
the girls will take a slice of
bread and dip it in E g | e
Brand milk and coconut and
toast it on a stick over the
fire.
On Friday they will h av e
Bags o gold" Mintaps,
celery and carrot sticks and
milk. There will also be
peanut butter sandwiches
for anyone who does not care
for the menu.
During the camping sessions,
Mrs. Ardy will teach the girls
how to build different types of
fires. On Monday they learned
how to build a tepee fire. In
case of rain, the cook outs
will be held in the main din
ing hall in the fire place. Mrs.
Ardy is the unit leader for %
girls with the help of "Tink-
err, Flicker" and Cricket"