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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-05-26

at its May meeting. The follow
ing officers will serve:
Mrs. Leonard Grant, presi-
dent; Mrs. Joseph Lazich, vice
president; Miss Vida Baves,
honorary vice president; Mrs.
Francis Glenn, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. Joseph LoGrande,
corresponding secretary; Mrs.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-05-26

Robert Hetzler, treasurer, and
Mrs. Walter Trutko, historian.
Representatives to PTA Coun-
Gil are: Mrs. Leonard Grant,
Mrs. Joseph Lazich, Mrs. Law
renee Chambers, Mrs. Clayton
Smith (alternate), Mrs. Zenon
Leschishin, Mrs. James L. East
on, and Miss Wilda Bayes.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-05-26
Your Clubs

mems Club. She was accompan-
led by Mrs. Carol Powell, Mrs.
Sylvia Bell, Mrs. Margaret Dip
pei, and Mrs. Grace Won Rapp.
The meetings were held in
Dayton, last week.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-05-26
Spring Concert

The Glee club, band and or
chestra of Kirk Junior High
ore prepared to sing and per-
form for you tonight at 8 pm.
in Kinks auditorium. Yes, to-
nioht is spring concert night
at Kirk.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-05-26

MRS. GRANT HEADS
SUPERIOR SCHOOL PTA
Superior School PTA installed
officers for the year 1960-1961
Evening star., 1960-03-24

cIeoronee Of
Women's s Dresses

In this group o. al Grs becoming
essueI end eftsEaeen dresses end
costumes In spring fabries. Pick
from orIons. AFnel triseetetes,
linens, silks, Fayens, aestatas, woods,
eostons, blends OF Fayon end Gee
tete, Deeron polysstsE end Feyon.
Sizes Izh to z4M aad 80 10 ~
In the group.
s., comparable voiue l7.95 and
more ------<----S = lV.VO
sS. comparable voIus $500 and
more ------- @----- --i wv
~. comparable voIne $500 and
more -------- $780, - S.ou
a. comparable volue $500 and
4S.SS --------~A-.- - <S.oV
IS, eomporobIs vclue $500 TO
ee.s5--------s $500 and 4s.oo
W5L-Women,s Dresses, Bird Floor;
oIso Chevy Chose, Whecton Piozo,
7 Corners and Alexondrio
Evening star., 1960-03-24
Sweater Yorn
Reduced

800 Skeins Dritz SweoteT Yorn,
1000 wool, matched dye lots, os-
sorted eoIors. Comparable voIue Of
l-ounee skeins, 6ee each. SpecioI,
44e sksin, or > for Las
W6l-Art NeedIework, 5th Floor
Evening star., 1960-03-24
Clearance Casual
Dress Fashions

Group includes Iishtweisht woods,
eottons, Fayons and silks.
I4S, comparable volues 1895 and
more -------l2.oo end 400
81, comparable value 1895, zz.oo
WGL-CosuoI Sportsweor, Bird Floor;
olso Chevy Chose, Wheaton PIozo,
7 Corners and Alexandria
Evening star., 1960-03-24
Boys Sport Coots
Comparable Value
1926 to 1926
o.ss ;. 1888

20 in Q group Of Ivy styled sport
eoets In escorted fobFies, pIeids and
stripes. Broken SKIES l3, "a. IS,
16, II.
326 Pairs Of Stretch Seeks in os-
sorted potterns and eolors. One size
etol only. Comparable value SOC,
3ee, 3 for 100
WGL-The. Boys Store, 4th Floor
Evening star., 1960-03-24
Gloves Reduced
for Clearance

200 PoiFS LeatheT Cloves ossofted
STYLES; black, white, beige, some
coIors. Not oil sizes in eoch color.
Comparable values, 900 and more,
800
$50 Pairs Fobrie Gloves, mostly
shortie styles. White, some coIors.
Broken sizes. Comparable volue,
ZOO SSe
$50 Pairs Double Woven Cotton
Gloves, shortie, a and S-button
lengths. Mostly white, some coIors.
Comparable voIues, ZOO to 400,
i.ss
W6L-GloVes; lst Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1960-03-24
Infonts' Carriages

RivieFo corrioses with stroller ot-
tochments, blue. Comparable value,
lZO.UU 1875
IS coseo Boby Jumpers, special 5.94
Walnut chest-on-chest, compor-
oble value, 1895 --- 1895
WGL-The Nursery Corner, 4th Floor
Evening star., 1960-03-24
Remnonts--Fidoy Only
Sovinss From Our
Comero
Department

A wide assortment Of diseon-
tinusd models and floor SOM
Piles sive you . ehsnes 10
save In our LIST Floor cemeFa
Department.
GrofIex Press cemers; with
s cut film holders, ronoe-
finder and press fIosh-unit,
1880
BeIex I6.mm. Movie Genera,
and Schneider xenon fl.5
lens and Schneider { l.9 lens,
plus tri-focol viewfinder with
porollux compensation,
$500
Kodek FI.s Movie cemeru,
with single lens 1885
kodok Seopesisht Electric Eye
Movie csmeFo, single lens,
42.oo
Ysshiee Movie camere, with;
twin lens turret 67.oo
Yeshiee Movie cemsre, with
single lens -2 27.OO
Wollensak Movie camere,
Model 73 - 1895
Revere CAS- Zeom Movie
SemeFe Fe----------l29.o0
Revere Cal Movie cemero,
900
Bell and Howell Movie comeva
with telephoto and wide onole
attachments $500
Bell end Howell Movie cam-
eFe, model 3e3, with electric
eye --------- 1900
Combinetion TeIephote oad
Wide Angle Sets, for Brownie
movie comeros 9.oy
NoRELco sterse Tsps Re-
soroer -------179.UO 90
sUIobA Portfolio Tope Re-
eoFdeP iAo. .oS
De Luxe Ds-Lite chaIIenser
Screens, 3ox4o" size. Com
Poroble Volue. 22.95- 1855
De-Lite Challenger Screens,
5I%oo" size. Comparable
value, 1895 -I4.oo
Assorted Gedsst Boss,
Over "a off
WGL-Comeros, lst Floor
Evening star., 1960-03-24
Sove More Than VI
on Fashion JeweIry
75e :. 300

500 pieces in o group Of neekIaees,
brceelets, pins and eorrinss.
PIeose add 1919 Federal tox.
WGL-Foshion JeweIry, lst Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1960-03-24
Winter Millinery
Dramatically
Reduced

80 Heed WeFmeTs, comparable Volue
less than VI price LOO 70 I.9s
so Glamour Bar Items, comparable
voIue 500 and more 80 70 3.99
so Hats, including Ieodino siIhou-
cites in dark and light shodes, COM
poroble value. 8.99 and more,
3.ss 20 S.es
WGL-MiIlineV, End Floor
Evening star., 1960-03-24
Clearance Of
Misses Sportsweor

8 Lssther Iaeksts with Orion ocryIie
fleece lining. PosteIs. Misses sizes.
ccmporobIe voIue, 59.95---ao.oo
IS Imported WeeI Swsessrs n, pos
tells. Woven ioequord design. Misses
sizes.
Cordioons, comparable voIue
ZI.So o----------------17.o0
SIipons. comparable voIus $500,
i4.00
20 SwsateEs in Orion oeryIic or wool.
cordioons iond puIlovsrs IN regular
and bulky knits, Lono-sleeved.
Misses sizes. Comparable voiue,
S,ee to 22.95- 500 to 400
so Wool Skirts in; tweed, wors.ed
or tIonnel. Slim ond flored styles.
Ploln eoIors ond ploids, Misses sizes.
Comparable yoiue, s.e9 to 1895,
500 10 l2.co
W6L-Aisses' Sportsweor. 3rd Floor
Evening star., 1960-03-24
Sove Substantially on
Foshion Fobrics for
Spring Sewing
so :. 20 yard

1000 yards ct sovinss Of VI.
Fomous-name fobries in diseon-
tinued designs. Imported and do
mestie silks, rayons, eottons, ace
totes end blends OF ArneI tFieeetote
and cotton, Deeron polyestes and
cotton, AFnel trioeetate and nylon.
Meny one-of-a-kind, but Q wide
selection.
100 Yerds PIeeted Drip-Dry "Stotus
Quo" Printed Cotton, comparable
value, l5e. Lineor inch Zoe
1000 Yards Of Name Brand Eosy-
Care FobFies, including cottons,
blends of Docron poIyester and cot
ton, Arnel triocetote and cotton.
Less than VI comparable Volue.
1000 YoFds Of Spring and Resort
WooIens and Wool Blends for Ees-
ter Fashions. Blends include wool
and linen, wool and fur fiber, Orion
and wool. Properly Iobeled for fobric
content Comparable volue, sos
and much more. Yord ---- 400
100 Yerds Of StoffeI Reyon in O
Iinen-Iike weave. PosteIs. Compor-
oble VoIue, 40. Yord - soc
100 Ysrds Of Ameritex "Storsheen,"
conbed cotton soteen. SmoII, soft
prints for engaging children's
clothes. If in regular stock, compor-
obIe value, l.4e. Yord - soc
WGL-The Fobric Store, 9th Floor;
oIso Chevy Chase, Wheaton Plozo
ana 7 Corners
Evening star., 1960-03-24
Sport Coots For Men

IS sport eoets In Q veriety Of pot-
terms. Broken sizes. Reduced from
FesuIGr stock.
W5L-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store Only
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-02-12
Data IN Chatter
By DARCY Dnu1LR

FROM HOLLYWOOD HARLEM Guess who now has his
band making music at the fabulous
horn with Cab Galloway He also has worked
Billy williams
Some time quite 4 splash
and senortas really bigwgs
prenty liked what they heard young
picture star Dean
Martin and Friend Sammy ou-KnOw-who.
Sarah Vaughan denying rors
again. Wonder how they got started this
Speaking Of singers and babies anything
Sors list Dakota devoted adore youngsters
And know Dakota would up
trade it for and Matter
recently purchased greater hubby
selected a special kingdom
Billy Ecxstine meant when "ust family
He adore passing year
those skepics who said this marriage would
of
show biz folk Well surprise you instance
Dudley uckberry too loves
Lucy Cory Cole also enjoys the antics Of Lucille
the BalT
Sam Cooke furious when Harriet
his friend Bill glued before Shirley
sentiments III also confess something
Fran andaonie' fan Still like them
Ruth Browns petite sterinlaw
she hates publicity
her model She's about a
But she really stacked and her smile lights making
she go a career
content just being
Incidentally have noticed Ruhs look?
nice size but with the lost poundage she
she could win miss personality poll anytime
Like Dnah and Brooks nicely shes what it takes
Donna Hghtower Capitals recording long memory
and big When
a Minneapolis They
each other in years q!
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-02-12

Another bit Of faith that effects
remarkable cures is faith in our
doctor.
Corvallis Gazette-Times.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-02-12

reaches your room you feel better
and actually you look better, but
he has noticed how nervous and
tense you are, so, as he enters, he
anlles and your confidence returns
and some Of your fears and ten
siOns are gone.
One look at him and you in
stantly felt he did not find you
any worse.
Being an understanding Doctor
he knew you lacked courage 30 he
made you feel at ease at once by
his manner. Soon you felt relaxed
and happy to know you were i'm
proving.
You had been following the Doc
tors orders and he could see the
result Of your effort to get better
soon.
Most Of w 60 to a doctor for
advice and follow II, but there
are q few patients who 60 to a
doctor and continue to do az they
please. Then they wonder why
they do not improve in health.
The patient was told not to eat
sweets. She would eat all the
sweets she wanted and would say,
"T1l eat this, my doctor can't see
me"
Another patient who had
broken knee cap was told not
10 put her feet On Tire nOor but
she DID and had 30 60 back 20 the
hospital for another MONTH
Another patient was told he
could 60 home IF he stayed in bed.
He stayed up from the time he
entered his home and in less than
q week he had a severe attack and
was in for several weeks.
You wonder why adults, who
know better, win take such chances
with their lives. And, you wonder
why they go to the expense OF
seeing and paying q doctor when
they have no intention Of follow
ing his advice. That is life, though.
We feel we can do for ourselves
until a real pain strikes and then
we call the Doctor again.
If you are wise you win try to
do as your Doctor advises because
everyone il not given a second or
third chance to try and take care
Of themselves. We all owe our
doctors many thanks for keeping
US well
.
Another bit Of faith that effects
remarkable cures is faith In our
doctor.
Corvallis Gazette Times.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-02-12

proposal parliamentary government give African
majority the predominant
FINE DEAD 8 AFRICAN MINE
CoabrOok South Africa P)-There among
the ABS miners trapped for Is ron
mine the 5Oooot level
found all the miners
NHGERIAN HOUSE TO USE NATIONAL HALL TEMPORARY
HOME
Lagos (ANP)-The 312members Of Ngeran
Representatives holding
Hail. currently under construction quarters
ing designed for
has been fitted with furnishings provide
for the legislators associated
not provide sufficient newly representa-
tves.
ONE MAN RULE IN GHANA
Accra (NP)The question whether
rnah is seeking to become dictator being brted
about in the
the ana government Ia only
party which he heads prime taken
over the executive direction Of party activities becoming secretary
Of the committee
NIGERIA PREMIER MIXES AFRICAN UNION
Lagos Nigeria (ANP)-A union
osed by Prime Minister Kwame the
bushof from Sir Abuaar Tafawa prime the
interim Federation Nigeria Wednesday Declaring Nigeria
would not surrender its sovereignty country
winning independence Balswa
much importance to what DR.. says"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-02-12
THIS NJ THAT
BY Hazel Underwood


Lord who on earth did minister
To those who helpless lay,
Guide now the doctor who fsIlfins
Thy Golden Rule today;
Give to his eyes the power to zee
The source Of hidden pain,
Unto his hands the healing touch
That makes faith whole again;
Give to his voice the ring OF truth
That comforts ana brings cheer,
To every cry Of anxious heart,
Let him be swift TO hear.
From Thy great store Of wisdom I'm
His mind and give anew
Thy strength when hours are long, and work
Seems more than he can do
Lord, help him see, when tired and worn
From thanlZlsss tasks wen done,
That his good fight Ia honOred stiIl,
And bid him carry on
He IL Thy instrument: he stands
For truth and good alone
Lord, guide the doctor, for his work
Il eveFmore Thine own
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-02-12
THE DOCTOR

Here the Doctor Those
have been suffering brighten
You have much confidence doctor by
Evening star., 1960-10-14

BUICK 40 Super 4-dr.; z. ana h.,
Wv. tires, excel. tnside and cut:
$l76. 0reenbelt. OR, 4-4226.
BUICK ,54 4-door sedan; standard
Transmission, new tires; S445.
STANLEY H. HORNER
9Th ct, NE. at Fla. Ave. Ii. 6-s4eA
Evening star., 1960-10-14
AuToMosILEs FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 100 new sos. Last
si,sss: siscsyns. 81 .s9S: s corysir.
$l,695; Bel Air, 81 1,99s: hsrdtop,
S2.09s: wagon, S:2,19J; 9-pass..
Sa.395; convertible, S2,39S. All
FOB. See how you can own one
for $40 mo. fully equipped, radio.
heater, powerglide, etc. Low as
S145 down, Apr. credit. Also 30
demonstrators, S4O0 to 81 900 OF .
TOMS CHEVROLET, Georgia ave.
CHEW. '53 "21O" 2-dr. sedan ;
stand. transm. and heater, seat
Evening star., 1960-10-14

tires: 81, ,4sS. Cali ". I-i3So
after B pm, weekdays.
AUSTIN 20: it runs. Best ofier.
LU. 4-66S9.
BUICK $50 Special wagon: fun
power equipment; new tires; excel.
cond,: widow; Sl,O95. ia. 5-6556.
Evening star., 1960-10-14
CONTINUED
AUsTTN.HEALEY; $1,000

. IS beausl Rebuilt engine, new
paint, battery; forced 70 sell. HA.
e-2457.
kUsTIN.HEALEY 80; 1000 miles,
hardtop; S2,595. JACK PRY, 10th
and Pa. ave, s.e., Est. 1923.
Evening star., 1960-10-14
RoLET 80 MODELS

CHEVROLET '5s impala sports
SSSss SSRsr raeG sspnt nsais5 p6w.r ru'Gmiss Tsss
Wv. tires. FACTORY AIR COM
PITIoEED; was S1.996, reduced
Evening star., 1960-10-14

CADILLAC 1860 two-door; S4, 900;
under LOCO mi: iull equip.
heavy reduction. Rolls Royce
dealer. 4221 Conn. ave, WO.
Evening star., 1960-10-14
OIMSTEAD

EST. oLDs DEALER SINCE 1885
1000 Wilson Blvd, Arl., ia. 7-S400
BUICK '56, a luxurious Roadmaster
CONVERTIBLE; with full power,
including electric windows, dyna-
now, power steering. power brakes,
radio, heater;, guar. TO pass any
inspection; hRht blue finish with
tT.s Sls:t ssSb s9S anS See 81 Mr. on wor Slfh Wv
ST0HT M AN
Evening star., 1960-10-14

BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. ND. OIL. 6-75O0
CADILLAC go coupe: Beautiful Eray
fnish; factory air conditioning;
unusually clean: speeiaL S4.6e5;
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1929 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
Evening star., 1960-10-14

7s09 Wis. Ave. Beth. OIL. $4,000
BUICK 'b7 Special 2-dr. hdtp.; I.
cond.: con- y; WIDOW iS' si.os5. ia. s-isi7. i;i
BUICK 1887 conv.; full power; r.
and h., automatic; Wv. tiresi
blue hnish, 2-tone leather uphol-
stery. Weekend special. 81 1895.
BOWMAN
Evening star., 1960-10-14

oO4Nn 90
Special 4-door hardtop; 2. and h.,
auto. transm., power steering,
etc; . real doll baby: SI.is5.
GRADY
Evening star., 1960-10-14

CADILLAC '5s coupe; green: fac
tory air-eond.: T. and h., p.s. and
p.b.; 19.500 mi: tinted glass;
GOOD cond.; $4,000. WE, l-l5OS.
Evening star., 1960-10-14

7445 Ga. Ave. NV. RA. 6-l122
BUICK '5S Special 2-door hardtop;
radio. heater, power Steertng,
power brakes, $4,000 miles, clean.
Evening star., 1960-10-14

UASInA stssrIn1 nyss SS seo1n; nelse; s.i poTer
sS'5e5; ccc guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac -Olds Co.
Evening star., 1960-10-14

CADILLACS 80; company official
ears; sold with new-car 10000
mile warranty and title. excep-
ttonal end-of-year SAVINGS, come
In today: open evenings til 2 pm.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS Co.
Evening star., 1960-10-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET so 2-dr. W/'56 Cor
Vette eng: floor shift. Wv. sood
rubber: loaded and primered; best
Evening star., 1960-10-14

BUICK '54 4-dOor sedan; equipped,
radio, heater. dyna.; one owner:
car traded on new Olds; $4,000
miles. Buy now. save now. Anni-
NarearV RPtaaA C1aQ
Evening star., 1960-10-14

STANLEY H. HORNER
9th st. NE. at Fla. Ave. Ii. 6-6464
BUICK SO Century hardtop; full
power, black, white top; sacrifice.
Evening star., 1960-10-14

BUICK '57 Super 4-door hardtopi
full power. one owner. blended;
Sl.395. LEE D. BUTLER, 1121
9lst, at. NV, FE. 1924,
Evening star., 1960-10-14

BUICK % Riviera hardtop; p.s.,
p.b., =. and h.: / owner: $500.
4o06 Underwood st., W. Hyatts-
Evening star., 1960-10-14
AUTOMOBILES F0R SALE

CADILLAC "a eonv.; p.b., p.s.. 1t,
ooo 100 nj. Wo. 1860. % %s.iO pm.
CADILLAC go Coupe de vile; air
conditioned. etc. early fall special.
Evening star., 1960-10-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
Suburban Cadillac-Olds ca

'58 hardtop coupe;
striking black body with white top,
equipped with power steering,
power brakes, ETC., compare,
Evening star., 1960-10-14

STANLEY H. HORNER
9th St. NE. at Fla. Ave. Ii. 6-6464
Evening star., 1960-10-14

CADILLAC 81 sedan; 2-tone green:
DSnsT eisan Ss RoSs5 OGsa: cec saaf
Capitol Cadillac -OldS Co.
122g 22nd 81. NV. FE. $4,000
Evening star., 1960-10-14

q '5S Impala conv.: VS.,
Was 81, ,e95. Sale price,
ISSINGER CHEVROLET,
RS, Falls Church, Va.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-21
Geanga Campfire Girls
Throng Council Rites

Linda Mihalic, Virginia Ship
lett, Sally Stahl, Diane Will
lis, Kathleen Artino, Marilyn
Baluch and Joan Becka.
Newbury girls receiving the
Trail Seekers rank W ere
Cynthia Bates, Mary L ou
BukowSki, Linda Backing :
ton. Shelby Chambers, Joan
Davis, Laura DeCapite, Chri-
stine Ferry, Carol Fix, Ste
phanle Gray, Teri Roller, Lin
da Koynock, Joan Mecsko
Connie O'Brien, Donna Shef-
field and Wilma Wiseman.
Chesterland girls VIII were
promoted to the rank of Trail
Seeker were Lynn Carney
Nancy Cicerello, Sharon De-
Green, Susan Gribble, Mari
anne Hancock, Carol John a.
son, Yvonne Kraus, Jud y
R osboril, Marilyn Sipan, Ma
ry Lou Stavana, Diane Str
ange, Karen Vranek, Donna
Wilhelm. Diane Schultz, Gym
thia GSchwind, Patricia Scott
and Sandra williams.
Other Chesterland girls re-
ceiving this rank were Fran
ces Arcuri, Susan Carlo, Ca
rol Frate, Anita Guminiak =,
Marica Johnson, Marcia Mil
ne, Sandra Napp, Kay Pain
| ter, Patricia Paveika, Louise
Quercioli, Christine Shiplett,
Peggy ToWnley, Geraldine
Quigley, Catherine Sanislo
and Pamela Perko.
Newbury Blue Birds W h o
took part in the flying up
ceremony were Cheryl Kun
kle, Ann Powell, Theresa Spr-
FINAL, Donna Davis, L i n d a
Thompson, Sandra Holder
Sandra Skinner, Debby Tea
| que and Debby Reardon.
Chesterland Blue Bir d S
who graduated to the Camp
Fire Girls program were De-
loreS Roth, Joyce Artino, Pa
mela Malone, Joan Soeder,
Kate Dykema, Martha Sick
niger, Mary Lou Patterson,
Wendy Hut hinson, Sharon
Bruening, Marilyn Albaugh ,
Linnea Bennett, Betsy Gray,
Janice Hadlock, Mary Ellen
KruSe and Linda Okran.
Also from CheSterland ,
were Marilyn Sallach, Deb
by Scharlotte, Yvonne Smith,
Gayle Stokes, Catherine Will,
Linda Byron, Barbara CicW-
relic, Carolyn Moss, Carol
yn Mapes, Martha Johnson,
Kay Hinkley, Mary Szabo
Margaret Findlay and Kath-
crime Wallace.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-21

CHESTERLAND - More
than 100 West Geauga Camp
Fire Girls received ranks and
honorS at the annual Council
Fire Thursday evening, April
z at the West Geeuga high
school, Chesterland. Fifty =
one Blue Bird Girls were pro-
NOTED to the Camp Fire Girls
program. Girls from Chester,
Newbury and Russell town.
ships took part in the cere-
mony.
The program opened with
a professional march by
Camp Fire Girls, many at
tired in American Indian ce-
remonial gowns, and B ! u e
Birds wearing blue skirts
white MILDLY blouseS and red
ties.
zpecial awards were made
by Miss Julia Sac, District
Director from the Cleve :
land Council of Camp Fire
Girls.
Girls from CheSterland who
received the rank of F
Maker were Marianne Brown
Peggy Ditto, Holly Eichert
and Gayla Witt.
Newbury girls awarded the
rank of Wood Gatherer were
Laureen Bates, Ginger Dav-
is, Nancy Husky, Elizabeth
Fix, Sandra Ritter, Sandra
league and Gail Ropp.
CheSterland girls receiving
this rank were Nancy Ditto,
Pamela Hancock, Julia Moss.
Donna Kundtz, Diane Stokes,
Francine Wilhelm, Kathleen
Fink, Veronica Iammarino ,
Lois Renee, Patricia Sipan,
Katherine Skufca, Susan So
eder, Christine Stiftar, Pam
ella Stine, Angel Wereneke ,
Judy Barth, Judy Benson 3,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-21
Mrs. Keller
Hosts All Club
Snip SnaRpers

The first meeting of t h e
Chardon All Shipper Snap
perS was held at the home
Of the advisor, Mrs Peter
Keller reports Janice Ernyei.
An election Of officers was
held, and a business meeting
followed. The result of t h e
election is as follows:
President, Peggy Fazekas;
vice president, Ruth Ann Kel-
ler; secretary, Cancy Carver;
treasurer, Gwen Dinsmore !;
reporter, Janice Ernyei; re-
creation officer, Kathy Par
sons.
The junior leader is Linda
Keller. 1t was decided that
our project this summer will
deal with home furnishings.
Our next meeting will be
held April 8 at the Keller re-
sidence where we will begin
our community projects. Eas-
ter baskets will be prepared
to be distributed to the child
rem at the home.
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had just robbed attendant
Andrew Borkowski, at g u n
point and fled south on route
IA in a Hudson automobile :.
Deputies Jerry Mum a n d
Robert Davis were in the vi
cinity in a patrol car. They
gave chase and at a speed
approaching 100 miles an
hour forced the automobile,
which proved to be a stolen
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-21

Thirteen minutes a f t er
they robbed the Carran Ser
vice station at routes Al & 81
intersection three Juveniles
were being searched by She
riff Louis Robusky and two
deputies.
At 11:43 last Sunday even
ing the radio dispatcher in
the County Sheriff'S office
got a report that three youths
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-21

car from Niles, Ohio, off the
road about 10 miles south OF
the scene Of the robbery.
Sheriff Robusky arrived at
the scene almost Simultane-
ously in another patrol car
and the three boys surrend-
cred an unloaded % pistol
and $37 dollars II Carran gas
receipts.
The three youthful robbers,
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Sheriff Overakes Three Teens After Carran Station Robbery

10, IS and 16, said to have
records of previous convic :
tionS and from Warren, Mil
eS, and Mineral Wells, are
being held for arraignment
before Juvenile Court.
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This is Mrs. Brown
. put ting her foot down.
hard. She wants a. cleaner,
cooler electric range. No
flames. No fumes. No CRIME .
Cooler because the. heat
goes into what's cooking.
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The Browns are now living that wonderful
IL all-electric way. The way we'l IL all be
living in the near future: (P. S.--Dott5e
cooked the dinner. Deli cious!)
In years practically all homes will be all cry
electric appliance buy brings the coming
eectronic Electricity the only fuel that's really
So replace those odhioned appliances ahea
to the wonderful electric life of the 19oOs!