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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-25
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Need q sharp bungalow with
finished up. only ? years old.
3 bedrooms. l6xl2 living
room and l3 K IL dinette-
kitchen. Full tiled divided
basement. wall to wall cor
peting. Stop in now-we'll do
the rest. see now - don't be
sorry luter.
ST. WILLIAMS
4-yeor-old lovely bungalow.
exceptionally well built. tap
estrY brick front, 2-cur ga.
roge. Two large bedrooms
and clay tile bath on first,
lurqe expansion up. We1ill
finish to suite taste Of buyer
must be sold. Coll and com
pare.
FUTURE EXPANSION
Brdnd new. this sharp bungo-
low has everYthing-close to
everything. 2 bedrooms down
and room for 2 more up with
plumbing roughed in. Full di-
vided basement. Located off
Euclid Ave. in COLONEL
Heights. This is q quolity-
built home. Coll to inspect.
BRICK COLONIAL
Just reduced to Sl9,500. extra
large lot l00'x523'. Usual floor
plan on first. oil large rooms.
8 bedrooms and bath on sec
ond. New furnoce and hot
water tank. Wood-buYning
fireplace. q redl deol. put
this on your must see list.
5 YEARS YOUNG
Dad, drive Nom out to our Of
flee and let US show you this
cozy q bedroom bungalow
with room for expansion up.
Large living 70 o m. dining
and full basement. don't wait
= come in toddY.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-25
SOUTH EUCLID

1908. A rore find is this brick
bungalow with full dining room
in the WorrsnsviIIe -MoyfieId areo.
Selling in the $4,000 Gloss. this
home includes full basement.
eorpetins, storms and screens and
q aoroae. Fine neighborhood.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-25
EXECUTIVE COLONIAL

1896. This lorse 3-ysor-old home
lectures all spacious rooms, Va
baths, formal dining room. eIoy
tile bath, full basement and dou-
BILE ottoehed sorose. Nestled on
q 75x15o II. nicely londseoped lot.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-25
BARGAIN BUY

Never before have we been able 10 offer so
much for such low price. bedroom ranch,
full basement. large fumilY style kitchen,
cloY tile bath, 2-cur garage. uluminum storms
and screens, gas heot no assessments, lovely
ldndscoped lot Under 81 .OOo
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-25
36' BUNGALOW

s year old. 3 large bedrooms.
oil noturol woodwork interior.
full b q e m e nj completely
tiled. 2la-cur garage. Loaded
with extros. Lovely lond.
scoped l50' lot. Dead end
street. For q steal on the
money market. coll and see
now.
TERRIFIC PURCHASE
Here is q real beauty in q 2
bedroom colonial. Excellent
location for all convenient
matters. transportation. shop.
ping. etc. Full divided base.
ment with finished recreation
room. lorge living room, full
dining room and diversified
kitchen. Beautiful londscoped
lot with ! llz-cdr oordge all for
Sl7.900. See it now and you
won't be disappointed.
FORESrVEW AREA
II you h ave been looking
around you will appreciate
this very lovely home with 2
bedrooms down and Q up.
Full basement. lla-cor ga.
rage. Nice large lot in this
excellent Location. Many out
standing lectures. Priced to
sell. Coll now for appoint
ment.
LONG LOW RANCH
Don't miss this 4 yeor old
value. Three lorqe bedrooms.
full tile bath with built-in
vunitY: loads Of cupboard
space in kitchen; full divided
basement. This home is in
spotless condition throughout.
Oversize 2la-cor garage. ex
tro deep lot with trees in reor.
You'll be sorry if you miss
this one.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-25
Al DOUBLE

+lo9e. Of Show ave. This Is q
home for the discriminating buyer.
Everything perfect Priced 10 sell.
This is q rore find. Serious seller.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-25
BARGAIN RANCH

Locoted in Euclid Green oreo.
close to CTS. Here is an ex.
cellent storter home with Q
bedrooms. living room. kitch-
en-dinette oreo and utility
room. ll2-cur qoroge on q
50xl60' LOT. priced right un.
der $4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-25
CLoSE.lN COUNTRY
LIVING

#1235. Over u oere LOT like q
private park. Back yard is begging
for q garden porty. Charming
white home with huge living room
and wood burning fireplace,
family room, kitchen with plenty
Of eoiing spoce, attached sorose.
All this for only $500.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-25
sPIc & SPAN

Is whot you'll say when you see this extra
large 2bedroom bungalow with expondoble
second floor featuring large family style
kitchen. formal dining room with French doors
10 future patio; ls IT. living room. vestibule
entry. clay tile bath. full basement, nicely
londscoped lot; neor RoYolview Elementary
and Wiowick's Municipal Pool.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-25
DON'T HESITATE

Look all you wont-You won I
find q more cozy bungalow
thdn this. Only 5 years old.
featuring Q bedrooms down
and expansion up. Full di-
vided basement with tiled
floor on recreation side. Ask.
ing price less thon $4,000,
come out today and decide.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-25
Indiun Hills

Troditionol living with modem
comfort. bedrooms. 2l2 baths,
gracious living loom with fire
place. formal dining room. iunc-
tionol kitchen. fonilY room. very
complete basement. 2-cu at
toched garage. outstanding lund-
scupine. All city conveniences
with rural atmosphere. In MID
S3o's.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-25
Brick, q Bedrooms

Here is bargain Il you wont
q close-in home. of Euclid Ave.
in the heart OF Euclid and within
walking distance 10 trdnsporto-
ton and shopping. A 7-room
custom-built brick. divided base
ment with recreation room: on q
wooded lot. 50xl50. Patio and
grill and uoroge Priced at
S24,9oO.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-25

#1e20. Relax before the wood
burning fireplace and watch the
boots go by. This beautiful bum
golow hos q dining room. large
kitchen, 2 bedrooms down, expon.
sion UP, plus plumbing in for fv-
ivre bath, and ottoehed garage.
Nestled in seeIUsion yet only one
block from Eueiids Iorsest shop
ping center. vocont. Owner frons-
ferred. Priced for immediote sole.
Coll w. $500.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-25
WELL-BUnT COLONIAL

Yes, you con own this 3-bed-
room home with full basement
and garage for less than rent.
Neor oil conveniences. Coll
today and let us show you
through. Owner California
bound and unxious 10 sell.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-25
ATTRACTIVE

Three bedroom ronch-breezewoy 10 llz-cor
ottoched garage, lovely living room. fumily
size kitchen. gas heot. oluminum storms ond
screens ndge-rock stone front Nicely land
scdped lot.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-25
WHY WAlT7

See this 4-bedroom home and
move right in. 2 up and Q
down. Living. dining and
kitchen. 2-cur garage. close to
shopping. this can be fl
noncied with less than 81 900
down. Nice neighborhood.
you can't go wrong. Under
$4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-25
TWO LOTS

Plenty OF room for the grow
ing fdmily. this excellent
starter home hos two bed
rooms. living room. pullman
type kitchen and separate
dining oreo. 80'xl05' lot. All
this for only Sl2.9oo - why
not call today and see this
excellent buy.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-25
REALTORS
EVERYTHING YOU'VE
WANTED

home with ON attached garage and a full
basement. Kitchen includes Kitchen Koddy
and garbage disposal. Among the other out
standing lectures in this home is the cloy
tile in tub ulcove. vonity sink, double medi.
cine cabinet walk in storage closet and
Competing in the living room Imoqine you
get oil this for only $4,000.
The Same Home Without Basement
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-25
Holy Cross Perish

Brick colonial: l3 yeors old; tiled
bath. marble sills, easement win,
dows; ottoched goroGe; II ex.
cellent condition; neor all con
veniences SIT 900,
Evening star., 1960-02-29
Men Cook and Serve
Shrove Tuesday Supper

the churches to be shriven or
absolved Of their sins. Be-
cause fats were prohibited
during the lenten season, the
housewives made pancakes to
use up their last bit Of fat on
Shrove Tuesday.
AS the years went by the
custom Of serving pancakes
on this day became so firmly
entrenched that the day be-
came known as Pancake Day.
Although the celebration
started as a religious holiday,
the religious significance
dimmed and Pancack Day de-
veloped into one of gayety
and merrymaking.
In making their pancake
delicacies, the English house.
wives followed a formula pre-
scribed by the church, using
four symbolic ingredients:
Flour for the staff of life,
milk for innocence, salt for
wholesomeness and eggs as
desirable form of lenten
food.
Following is the formula
the men of Trinity use in
making up their pancake mix
in patches to serve 100. It's
a recipe they obtained from
the United States Navy.
Pancake Mix
IS pounds flour.
II ounces baking powder
Evening star., 1960-02-29
Boy Scouts
Honor Women

In a story in The Star on
February 16 it was stated
that Mrs. Perle Mesta was the
first woman to be given a pin
by the Boy Scouts Of America
in recognition Of her philan-
thropic activities.
However in a recent release
received from the Boy Scouts
1t is stated that in 1859 the
scouts presented Mrs. Herbert
A. May with a Scout pin in
recognition Of her many
philanthropic activities for
Scouting and other youth
organizations. Mrs. May was
the first woman in the United
States to be pinned because
Of her individual contribu-
tions to youth" according to
the Boy Scouts.
Evening star., 1960-02-29
BY VIOLET FAULKNER
Food Editor OF the Star

For the past II years the
men of Trinity Episcopal
Church Of Arlington have
donned aprons and caps, roll
ed up their sleeves. and
pitched in to cook and serve
the annual Shrove Tuesday
pancake supper.
From start to finish it's a
"man-made" operation. Mr..
Ted Reopen, 10-time chair
man of the event, and men,
bers of his committee had a
dry run last week to iron out
the kinks in the assembly
line so service will be quick
and efficient.
In past years they have
found the 5 o'clock crowd al
ways got good service but the
latecomers had a long wait.
This year the women Of the
church have helped solve that
problem by adding a Goth
century touch to this 18th
century custom. They have
purchased several large pan
cake griddles that will help
speed up the cooking.
Mr.. Charles While. who
superviseS the crew of anna
teur chefs, also takes over
the job of buying food for the
enterprise. Mr.. Kilbourne
Castell, is the head cook, his
head waiter is Mr.. Harry
Schwalm. Others who work
actively on the project in
clude Mr.. William Davis, Mr..
Elliott B. Field, Mr.. Trueman
Wallace. Mr.. William M.
Smith, Mr.. Austin Clawson,
Mr.. William Richardson, Mr..
B. Byron Barnes. Mr.. Charles
Bronson, Mr.. Arthur Wise
and Mr.. Robert O'Hara to
mention a few.
The proceeds from the sup
per will be used for the Boy
Scout troop and a scholar
ship to the church camp
which is sponsored by the
Diocese of Virginia.
The supper, which will be
held at Trinity Episcopal
Church, Columbia Pike and
South Wayne street, Arling-
ton, Va, starts at pm. and
continues until 1880. The
price for adults is rs cents;
for children under IL, so
cents. And you get all the
pancakes you can eat for
that nominal sum.
How 1t Started
The origin Of Shrove Tues
day or pancake day" goes
back to Medieval England.
On the last day before the
beginning Of Lent, people of
the English villages flocked to
Evening star., 1960-02-29

CTdyOn marks as well. Inc
first inclination was to get
mad and scold. But realizing
that big, beautiful space"
was q real challenge for a
child, we made an arrange
ment."
Alright" we said. "you
may write, draw, do any
thing you like on Just that
one wall" The arrange
ment was satisfactory and
our child kept her word.
Only the one wall was
touched. All others were left
completely alone.
AS time passed the decor
ated wall took on a most
interesting pattern. Actually
it was not unpleasing at all.
AS a matter Of fact. as our
child grew older, and all it
took was a coat Of paint to
cover that masterpiece, we
all were Just a little sorry to
see it go.
As Edgar Guest said, ut
takes a heap Of livin' in a
house, to make it home"
The wall arrangement I
mention certainly saved an
awful lot of time and head
aches and youngsters are
youngsters for such a little
while,
Evening star., 1960-02-29
YUW-FREE
FLAPJACKSI

In celebration of a unique
long distance" pancake
race, the House Restaurant
and the House Office Build
ing Cafeteria will serve
free pancakes to legislators
from 8 till IL a m. tomorrow
courtesy of the Junior Cham
ber of Commerce of Liberal,
KanS.
Tomorrow's the day the
International ancake
Race will be run by house.
wives of Olney, England,
and Liberal. In this un-
usual competition. women
of the two towns race over
respective 415-yard courses,
each with a skillet in hand,
Tipping pancakes as they
go.
The winner in England
receives the kiss of peace"
from the Vicar Of the
Church, and in Liberal the
British Consul from Kan
SaS City kisses the winner.
The house wife who
makes the best time gets
the Pancake Race Trophy,
an engraved griddle, to keep
until a new winner is
named.
Miss Mary Collingwood
of Liberal, 1859 victor, will
be here tomorrow to help
serve the first orders of
pancakes in the House Of
flee Building Cafeteria. All
the f1apjacks will be made
from Kansas wheat flour,
naturally.
Evening star., 1960-02-29

she'd be ahead to apply for
help from a local agency
and forget about marrying
him because in this day and
age an unwed mother has a
better chance than a di-
vorcee. She's from off a farm
and her father is a minister
so she can't go home. Is my
advice what you'd call good
or not?
A FRIEND
Marriage should be for
ever. To marry a man with
the intention of divorcing
him (even to give a child a
name) is unwise. Your
friend should call her local
Family Service Association,
or a home for unwed moth
erS for help in making ar
rangements. She can prob
ably get support money
from the baby's father.
DEAR MISS VAN BUREN:
I have just read your book
and think it is the best book
I have ever seen on the sub
ject Of modern teen-age
problems. You supply the
answers in language that
teen-agers will understand
and accept. Our school guild
ance departments are using
it in their classrooms. I am
sure it will help steer many a
youngster in the right direc-
ton.
Sincerely,
w. F. JOHNSON.
Supt. of Public Schools,
Spencer, Iowa.
4
What's your problem?
Write to Abby in care of The
EUening Star. For a personal
reply. incloSe a stamped, self
addressed envelope.
distributed by
McNaught Syndicate, Inc.l
Evening star., 1960-02-29

8 ounces salt
IL pounds sugar.
ia pounds shortening
II eggs. beaten
3 gallons milk
Sift together dry ingred-
tents. Cut in shortening. Add
beaten eggs and milk. Mix
until blended. Bake on hot
griddle until bubbles form
on surface. Turn cakes and
bake on other side until
brown. Sufficient batter to
make four griddle cakes per
serving for 100 people.
Evening star., 1960-02-29
DEAR ABBY
If You Must Laugh, Say Neigh
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

DEAR ABBY: Our cousin
is getting married. He asked
my husband and me to be
usherS at his wedding.
We just found out that
the brides sister 1--WE call
her "Horseface") is going to
sing.
"Horseface" takes singing
lessons but when she sings
people laugh at her. Her
voice is high and screechy.
When she reaches for the
high notes, the veins in her
neck stand out and her face
turns purple. Every time my
brother and I even think Of
"HorSeface" singing, we go
into Mysteries.
The usherS will be right in
front, facing the people. Our
mother says if we can't con-
troll ourselves when Horse
face" sings we shouldn't ac-
cept the honor Of being
ushers. Would it be wrong
Of us to ask our cousin if he
can get "Horseface" off the
program?
WANT TO BE USHERS
If you can't control your
selves when "Horseface"
sings, say neigh" to being
ushers. 1t is out of order to
express your opinion Of the
vocalist. Especially since she
is the brides sister.
4
DEAR ABBY; One Of the
girls who works with me
asked my advice and I don't
know what to tell her. You
guessed it. She's going to
have a baby and she isn't
married. The guy says he
will marry her but according
to this girl she doesn't want
to live with him because she
doesn't care for him enough.
But she wants to give the
baby a name. She plans on
marrying him and then di-
vorcing him later. I told her
Evening star., 1960-02-29
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

the touchO Use the soap as
directed.
If possible, stay with the
machine and as soon as it he
gins its final spin, pull the
plug from the wall. Remove
blanket and, II possible. drape
over clothes dryer so that
most of the water drips Of.
fireplace plug and allow ma
chine to finish cycle, turn oD
hot waterD
When most Of the watGQ
has dripped of, place blanke1
in dryer and allow to run un-
til almost dry, barely moist
to touch. Spread out on bed
to finish drying.
This method should pre-
vent shrinking, piling and
mating.
Evening star., 1960-02-29
Exhibit Set

"Who Was Rembrandt"
will be the title of an exhibit
to be staged at the Fine Arts
Gallery of the Jewish Commu-
nifty Center of Greater Wash
ington beginning March 3.
The exhibit has been ar
ranged in cooperation with
the Netherlands Embassy.
Evening star., 1960-02-29
Mr.. Boyer
10 Speak

French Cultural Attache
Pierre Boyer will be the guest
speaker March 5 at the an
nual luncheon Of the Hugue-
not Society Of Washington.
to be held at pm. at the
Washington Club.
Evening star., 1960-02-29
Here's How

To: Mrs. S. r. D., Arlington
J. C. B. Arlington
Here is the answer to
washing electric blankets.
The electric blanket is de-
signed to be washed rather
than dry cleaned, and there
fore the electric components
will stand almost anything.
There are two elements to
be avoided in washing any
wool, however. They are, hot
Cor even warm water, and
vigorous spin drying.
To wash any blanket, use
cold water and a good cold
water soap. With an auto
matte machine, turn to
warm and then turn off
the hot water at the source;
usually hose and spigot at
rear Of machine. (The hot
water hose will feel warm to
Evening star., 1960-02-29
ADVERTISEMENT
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you don't soon feel like q new"
woman again.
Evening star., 1960-02-29
Cream FiIIinq
IL. L d u

I would appreciate 1t II
some reader would tell me
how to put the cream filling
in cupcakes as is often done
with ones on the commercial
market. I have tried using
Evening star., 1960-02-29
Children Are Children Such q Little While

To Mrs. r. W. S. Falls Church; Mrs. H. M Vienna Va.
Regarding hngerprints made by your children the
walls maybe suggestion from a grandmother might help?
When our youngest child reached the when urge
to write could not be stopped there also great beau
full expanse Of pink wall in day was aghast
to see this space decorated with only ngerprns
Evening star., 1960-02-29

marshmellow fluff during the
cooking but it doesn't work.
Editors Note: Could we
please have Mrs. E. R. KS
addreSs?)
Evening star., 1960-02-29
Chicken Gruw

Mrs. B. G. c.. Washington
Does anyone have a really
good recipe for chicken gravy?
If so, I would love to have it.
Evening star., 1960-02-29
WEE WOMEN

piece, etc, for an open house
for a silver wedding anniver-
sary celebration?
Evening star., 1960-02-29

Silver Anniversary
Mrs. A. C. ~, Charles To,Dn
Could some Of the readers
give me some ideas on re-
freShmentS, table, center
Evening star., 1960-02-29
NEW! Sentor Medicated Acne Cream
works while you sleep to help give you
Clearer Skin by Morning

Invisible film works all night to
help heal pimples.. Ito stop them
from growing and spreading
Never again need you 60 to bed with
ugly pimples and wake up to find
them even bigger. perhaps with new
ones about to pop. For now there's
a new kind of medication-used by
leading skin doctors. It's Sentor
Medicated Acne Cream. And it
works even on blemishes that are
internally-cauSed!
You just smooth a thin film of Sentor
Cream over your face at bedtime. -.
over pimples of neck, back, chest,
too. Sentor Cream disappears into
the skin-leaves a germ-fghting film
that works to give you clearer skin
by morning. Does more to help heal
pimples, prevent spreading than any
other cream or ointment you could
buy before. Pleasant TO use! Sentor is
greaseless, colorless-won't stain. No
teIItale odor. Ask your doctor-then
use Sentor Cream regularly-StGTt-
ing tonight
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-09-29
Girl Scouts Plan Roundup

A Round Up will be held
on Saturday, Oct. 8, beginning
at 9 am, at Little Bohem-
ia" which is located on Null
berry Road off Fowler'S Mills
Rd. Girl Scout Troop No. IA
will be in charge Of the open
ing ceremony and Girl Scout
troop No. 4 will lead the clos
ing ceremony. The morning
will feature games and sing
ing. Each girl is to bring her
own nose bag lunch and the
beverage will be furnished.
In the afternoon each troop is
TO present a three minute
Skit or other type Of enter
tainment.
A meeting of the Chardon
area girl scout committee
was held on September 81 at
the Pilgrim Christian church.
Mrs. Isabel Gardner and
Mrs. Kay Babbitt were hos
teSSeS with the following wo-
men in attendance: M s
Mary Jackson, Mrs. Marcia
Vangunten, Mrs. Dorothy Do
lSen, Mrs. Eleanor Warner,
Mrs. Rose Taddeo, Mrs. Hill
ola Nikkila, Mrs. Judy Gable,
Mrs. Sally Strater, Mrs. Ma
rilyn Burnett, Mrs. Peg Ham
bleton, Mrs. Pat Ray, Mrs.
Neva Coates, and Mrs. Mar
ian Perry.
Mrs. Babbitt led the meet
ing announcing that a Lead
erShip Training course is be-
ing offered to interested Girl
Scout and Brownie leaders
beginning Thursday, Oct. 6
at Willoughby Methodist CHI
urch, and Wednesday, Oct.
IL, at the Painesville Metho-
dist church. Chardon women
are urged to contact M r S Z.
Babbitt, AV 6-1252, if they
are interested in assisting
with the Girl Scout program
in the Chardon area. T h e y
are especially needed to help
with the Brownies who want
to begin new troops fr o m
Maple and Park Schools.
It was reported that a new
Brownie troop is starting in
MunSon with Mrs. S ally
Strater, leader, and Mrs. Jul
dy Cable and Mrs. Marcia
Vangunten. CO leaders.
Girl Scout Troops No. 4 anC
No. IA are tentatively plan
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-09-29
Elizabeth Hi11
Rites Today

CHESTER - Funeral ser
vices were to be held t h S
afternoon (Thursday) in Gle
veland for Mrs. Elizabeth Ag-
neS Hill, Ga, who died sudden
ly, apparently from a heart
attack, at her home on Null
berry Rd., Monday.
Surviving besides her hus-
band, are three sons, Robert,
CheSterland; Richard, New
bury; and William, at home;
four daughters, Mrs. Geral-
dine Goodenough, Mentor ,
Mrs. Jean Glavosek, Char :
don; Mrs. Dorothy Hill ana
Mrs. Lillian Saunders, both
of CheSterland; three sisters
and one brother, all Of Gle
veland, and 20 grandchildren
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-09-29
Diane Rusnak Or
%. S. L. Honor Roll

Diane M. Rusnak, daught-
CT Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
p. Rusnak Of Auburn Rd., is
listed on the honor roll Of Oh
10 State University at Colum-
bus for the past summer gu
arter.