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Milford chronicle., 1963-03-29
FREDERICA

Trinity Methodist Church, Geo.
W. Bishop, minister; Church
School, 9:45 am; Morning Wor-
ship, Ii am; Junior Fellowship,
6 6p.m.; Youth Fellowship, 7p.m.
The ssrvice next Sunday morn
ing viii be under the direction
Of Brother Ben Matlack. Other
laymsn of our church will assist.
The speaker viii be the Rev.
Kenneth Attik, pastor Of the
Whalsysvills Charge, whalsys-
vills, Md. This is an exchange Of
pulpits between the two pastors.
The Chaplain's Quartet will
present a program Of music and
song here nsxt Sunday evening.
Please come out. You will hear
some fHssrtwarming" mes
sagss. Young Miss Todd Is as
sociatsd with this quartet.
We welcomed the Temple
Chapter Of the order Of DeMolay
to our morning service last Sun
day. The DsMolay speaker was
Dennis Carey, who gave a very
fine message which everyone en-
Joysd very much and hope to again
be able to hear the young man at
another date In the future.
u is often asked sfWho is the
DsMolay boy7" He Is a fellow be-
tween the ages Of IA and 21,
who had dedicated himself to God,
his parents, and his country.
Ushsrs were Charles Stubs,
Jr., Burton B stts, Douglas Flana-
gan, and Tommy Belts. Their
leader, Victor Warren.
Saxton Charge Bowers
Church worship hour, $50
a.m.; Church School, 1880 am.
Sardis Charge, Thompsonvills
Church School, 2 p.m., Worship |
hour, 2:45 pm.
Mrs. Laura Webb who has been |
III wfthplsurfsy, fs much tmprov-
cd at this writing and we wish
her q speedy recovery.
Our sympathy Is extended to
the family Of John Handgss, who
away last Friday at the
Kent General Hospital, Dover,
after long illness. Mr.. Handges
was well liked here In Frederica,
and win be missed by his widow
IFS children and grandchildren
md friends.
Mrs. Mae Wilsd Is spending
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-29

Ts'ai Lun, a Chinese court
scholar, produced the first sheet
of paper in los AID. by macera-
ting bark, rope, old rags and fish
nets.
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-29

The dominant racial stock of
the Philippines is Ma1ayan,
general grouping of related peo-
pies stemming from the Mongo1-
oids of Southeast Asia.
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-29

Bernie Casey. 21O-pound often
sive end for the San Francisco
4eers, studies art at Bowling
Green University during the off
season.
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-29

The New York Yankees swept
only three dou b1eheaders on their
way to the 1862 American League
pennant. They lost eight and
split 10.
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-29

All mo1lusks bear a remarkable
organ called a mantle, a kind of
living skin or pad that secretes
lime stone subs tance for the she'll.
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-29

The efforts of nearly half a
million men were required to dig
the Panama Canal.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-28

EUCLID-Green area; nice rooms
up, garage; children welcome, $50.
531 -5782
HAYDEN ave. 3I2 rooms, steam
heat, hot water, $40. Ii. LIPS.
1858 EAST 145th; 5 rooms up. dec
GRATED, private entrance, close to
transportation, shopping.
MU. l-1583.
EAST Cleveland, 14765 Elderwood.
lovely 4l2 rooms, newly decorated
stove. refrigerator. garage. RENT
FREE TILL APRIL 18th.
EV. 25753.
1911 HOLYOkE, s rooms up, off Hay
den, SOS; newly decorated.
TIE. 1-1349.
SHAW-East l31st; 5 clean rooms up,
deep fenced yard; white; children.
MO. 2-2246.
NOBLE-Nela area; rooms up;
adults, white PO 1898.
1859 PAYNE ave; 3 rooms. s27. so;
newly decorated. HE. 1885.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-28

FOR RENT---UNFURNIShED
HOUSES & APARTMENTS
ST. Clair, East l41st; modern 3
rooms on first. tile bath, utill-
ties, garage included, S85 month
ly. 761-3475.
6 ROOM apartment, 1906 School
ave. 681 -6003.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-28

461 Cleveland I'd; 7-room single
sink and disposal, tile bath gas
heat, lavatory in basement. large
yard, 500; white. Ii. 1897.
l7S0s LAKE Shore blvd: l-bedroon
apartment in modern building:
stove, refrigerator, hot water, air
conditioning: 500 a month In
cludes garage. Call ". 6-2648
EUCLID-Noble: Groom suite up:
heated enclosed porch; less rent
with some services. Ii l8095
5 ROOMS down: st. Paul parish,
1901 Chardon rd., south ST. Clair;
white. VI. l-3s76: s TO p. m.
EXCEPTIONALLY nice 2 bedroom.
lower of double in East Collin
wood area; refinished hardwood
floors. Wsll-to-wall carpetins
modern bath. kitchen. nicely dec
GRATED. large rooms; exceptional
offer 70 responsible party.
45l-5l2o.
1904 SARANAC; unfurnished 4
rooms down. own entrance, pri-
vate bath, hest furnished, redec-
grated. PO. 1-7O64.
5 ROOMS and bath. up, SIS; East
l53rd-Waldo, MU. l-6763
2 BEDROOMS and / big L-shaped
kitchen. beautiful place, newly
remodeled; open for inspection.
2nd floor east, back entrance. SIS:
10 ADULTS only. 154l7 Kipling ave.
PO. 1885.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-28

LAkEVIEW; minister has mod.
ern rooms up, with garage. SIS
adults only; no smokers or
drinkers. SW. l-0788.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-22
RUGS &: :|;&sL:I1Y:S:lX

Just 8 Reg. 54.s5 Hond-hoOked Rugs, 6'xe' size,
SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-22
Downstairs IisIS!57 STORE SAVINGS

$3.50 Tot one-Pe. Snow Suits. WormIy lined
with ocYlie pile For boys and girls. IA ---- 81
1889 Girl Tots Lominsted Robes. Pink or
blue stripes. Warm but light. BOX in group ---- 81
46z-$I Infonts' Diaper Covers. Royons and cotton
botstes. All pIostic lined. Broken sizes for sse
ll6-l39 Infonts' Cotton Corduroy Boxer Shorts.
Asst. coIors, broken sizes ---.- for 81
6S-I.S9 chiIdrens Ape. Cotton Knit Poiomos.
Ski STYLE Broken sizes, 48 -.----. ..~--- 81
6oo-l.99-2.49 Big Boys coIIored PoIOs Knitted
eottons and AeryIone ocNlics. Broken sizes 49, soe
loo-2.ss-2.9o Big Boys Cotton Walk Shorts.
In asst. coors and broken sizes --- ----- l.79
35o-2.9s Big Boys Cotton Stocks. Textured cot
ton points in asst. eoIors Sizes 6-l8 in group, 81
$50 " PERI. $l-l.s9 Big Boys Assorted Shirts.
Some perfects. Cotton shirts, poos -.---- for 81
25-o99-lo.9S Big Boys Sports coots. All woods
and blends in group. Mostly sizes 6-l2 $500 6.66
l2i-39e Big Girls Lined Poplin Joekets Red or
blue. Zip front, broid trimmed TIA .-. l.99
37i-l99 Big Girls Doeron PoIyester- and Cotton
BIOuses. White, posteIs TIA in group, for So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-22

l52-s.ss-5.se Misses Bulky Orion AeryIie
Sweaters. Lono-sIeeved solid color eordieons. 2S9
l2o-I.eo Cotton FIonneI Gowns. Wotz-lenoth,
shot-sIeeved, assorted prints. S, N, and ISL
z4o-79e Women's NyOn Trieot Pennies. Toilored
eIostic leg styles, asst eolors. S, m, --3 for 81
I6o-If PERI. z.ss-s.ss NyIon THeOt Gowns and
SIeepeoots. Asst styles & coors Broken sizes lit
5000 Perfect, FulI-Foshioned NyIOns. Beige
shades only Sizes eh to loh --------.-- 2Se
soo-SI EIostie Top Cotton cOmpus Hose. Rein
forced heel toe. Postes and dork. SN-loh, S9e
1880, Women's Cotton busters. Mandarin col
ors and side buttons. Stripes. Sizes l2-lS 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-22

$50 IrresuIas Of GrdIes and Punty Girdles. Fomous
PIoytex oorments Assorted sizes in group s9S
100 Fomous- kAoke Longtime Bros Assorted cups
and sizes in the group .------------$l
lo4 Prs Women's cosuol Shoes. Washable eonvos
uppers and composition soIes. Broken sizes Tie
800 " Perfect 2.ss Mems Sport Shirts. Shot-seeved
Reg or button-down collars. S, M, -------- S9e
800 n Pert. 259 Mems Knit Shirts. Cottons and Do
eron poyester- nd-eotton Short sleeves 5, m, S'e
2so-S.9o Mems Hi-BuIk Orion Aeryie Sweaters
cordeons and puIIovers. S to xL, some longs, 2.''
$3.50 Young Mems Polished Cotton TOPeFed
Points Continental and Ivy styles Pre-eutted we
$3.50 women's VnyI Plastic TFoin cesss. Blue,
green or grey on bent veneer frame. -2.'S plus tox
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-22

327-3.99 Misses and Women's Cotton Dresses
in variety Of fobrcs, styles, eolors and sizes, 81
1850 Misses Lostex Bothins Suits, sheoth
style in pretty printed potterns Misses sizes, 81
40 " Peri. 599-7.oo Choir SIipeoven. Assorted
eottons g stretch royon-eotton styles ------ 1879
z4o " Peri. see Cotton Muslin PilIOweoses Woven
30 threods TO squore inch ------- FOR zoe
zs-Sz-2-for-$s Cotton Sheet Blankets. Two
sizes, 6ox76" and 7ox8o" Poids. ------ SSe
$3.50 Twin and Double Hobnoil Spreads.
ThekIy tufted in assorted decorator eolors l.oo
6o-2-for-$s White Urethone Foam Pillows. Cut
size Sx25". Floral cotton pereoIe covers 81
z4o-79e FomOus Moke Terry Both Towels. Jumbo
22x44" towels in osstd. postels ---------- 49e
10 " Pert. 1899 Foom-Boek 6xo Rugs. LintIess
Vscose royon foee. Asst'd. eolors ---------- IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-22

Just 20 Reg. 1898 Woven Decorator Bedspreods,
famous moker washable, frineed, twin Or full, 1888
Just 200 Reg. 1929 to 2l.9o BombOo ROII-up
Blinds, with woven chenille in yellow, turquoise
brown Or pink, oil 8 long, 3 wide, S.; 5 wide, IS;
8 vide $40.
Just 40 Reg. 500 wOvynwoOd Doors 56xSo",
includes track and hardware 4.S8
327-3.9e Misses and Women's Cotton Dresses
in variety OF tobrics styles, eolors and sizes 81
1850 Misses LosteS Bothins Suits, Sheoth
style, in pretty printed potterns Misses Sizes 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-22
:s7Sss Loo; 4 & 4 sss:I;SIza

1000 cords-Assorted Buttons. Reg. 39c-49c, 2ee
40 Figure Former Exereisers. Reg. 500 1877
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-22
MISSES IRIS! !; s:I ESsz s'!;

100 Tots and TOddIers' Summer Dresses Styled for
dress or play. Sizes TO Ok in the group So
200 Tots and ToddIers' Assorted PIoyweor. Cute
summer styles for boys and girls eoeh, 81
80 Girls Cotton Dresses. Many styles and coIors
Sizes ! 10 IA in the group ...---.. 81
so Girls Swimweor and Assorted PIoy Wear.
T-Tops, Shorts included TIA in group 81
50 Girls Body Doll PoiomoS. Reg 2.99. Assorted
styles fobucs. a 4 in group -- 81
4S-GirIs' Slips Holf-Slips, Petti-Ponts. Reg. 80
Girls, sub-teen sizes 99e
70 Girls Bouffont Slips Regular So nylon torso
Broken sizes - -..--- -.---------- l.69
TIA Boys Summer PoiamoS. Reg 259-2 % cotton
wash n weor. Short sleeves Broken sizes l.99
los Boys and Students Climatic RoineootS. Reg
1884 90 postie $40 and 34-40 ---- .So-2.5o
los Boys Short-SleeVe Sport and Knit Shirts Reg
299 Wosh n Weor Assorted sizes -.--- 88e
ll5S Boys ShoEt-Sleeve Sport Shirts Reg. 299-
3 90. Washable cotton go .-------- 30
~ Boys Boxer Swim Trunks. Quick drying cotton
Reg. 2.99. Assorted sizes $780, -.------------Sl
IS Boys Sport coats Reg. l299-l4.99. Cottons
ond Doeron poIyester cotton 500
IS Pre-Teen Dresses. Reg 800 poste sleeveless
and shorseeVe. Broken sizes, ola .-.. 81
IS Pre-Teen Lightweight coots. Reg SIS Postels
Broken sizes and colots --.--.. ....- $40
20 Pre-Teen Wool Suits Reg SIS Broken sizes
ond colors in the group -- .-... -.-.-. COO $40
80 Young Junior Wool Suits. Reg. SIS. Broken
sizes and eoIors in the group -. ..-.- $40
80 Young Junior Lightweight coots. Reg. $40
Broken sizes and colors in group $780,. SIS
400 Prs. chiIdren's, Boys and ero"'ns Girls sh97s.
Reg 799-9.99. Small lots, assorted pr go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-22

Just 70 Pr Res. 500 Cotton DrOperies, double
Just II Pr. Reg. 500 Cotton DrOperies, double
width shorty, 81" long, ZS9 pr.
Just So Pr. Reg. 1899 Textured Droperies, double
width, assorted length 500 pr.
Just Pr. Reg 1899 Textured Droperies. triple
width. assorted lengths $50 pr
Just 10 Reg. 800 Tier curtons. So" long, on as
sortment- pr
Just 80 Reg. l99 VoIonees. to match tier curtains
above -- 99e co.
Just Pr. Reg. 499 Droperies, antique sotin royon-
ocetote, striped bottom border &C., 2.99 pr
Just Pr Reg. $40 Droperies, antique satin royon-
oeetote, striped bottom border, g. $40 pr.
Just lS p. Reg. 1899 Dropeties. antique sotn
royon-ocetoe, striped bottom border, co., 7.o9 pr.
Just IS Pr. Reg. 7S0 Drew Dropedes. by Burine-
Just z Pr. Reg. 400 Shorty Ring Curtains, pinch
peots, with fringe, SO" 800 pr
Just Pr. Res. 500 Shorty Ring curtoins, pinch
pleots with fringe as" .------- 4.9o pr
Just s Reg. 2.49 VoIonees, to match shorty curons
above 1900. -.- 80 co.
Just 10 Pr. Reg 800 EiberslosS Dropes. gloss
fiber shorty prints, SO" ...-. ---.- ..-. 99e pr
Just IA Reg. 1899 Soto sIipeoven, Belmont"
floral print ---- . 4.99 co.
Just IT sheteh-to-Fit Chair sIpeOvers. special pur-
chose --.- --- 2.99 co.
Just so Corduroy Toss Pillows. special purchase,
99e co.
Just 40 Reg. I.os Toss Pillows. on assortment,
SO CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-22

el-49e-s.4o children's Shoes. Leather uppers,
composition solos, Broken sizes 1873
81 Prs chiIdren's Slippers. Odds ond ends Of wosh-
oble terry cloth slippers in broken sizes ----- l9e
36-6o 80 Tots one-Pe. Snow Suits Styles for boys
end Girls, quilt lined Asst eolors, broken Sizes, So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-22

288 JeweFy Sets. Comparable value s. ----99e"
200 JeweIry Separates. Comparable values 81 and
s. for ST"
2o4 Handsomely Styled Wallets. Comparable value
3e5 ------------------
52s Large Cotton HOndkerehiefs. Comparable value
soc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IS Domestic and imported RoneOots. Comparable
800 Long Sleeve Sport Shirts. famous make, COM
40 Assorted Hosiery, selection Of eoIors. Compo-
robIe value SOC Pair, 39e
$50 Cotton Tee-Shirts, Shorts and Briefs. Compo-
roble value for 80 ----------Eoeh, 39e
40 Short-SIeeve, Knee-Lensth Poiomos for sum-
mer sleeping. Comparable voIue S4----PoiF, 299
$50 Long -SIeeve, LOns-Les Poiomos, assorted pot
terms Comparable value AIS ------Poir, 299
so Short-Seeve Dress Shirts. Comparable value 81,
Eoeh, 2.5s
1870 Short Sleeve Dress Shirts. Comparable value S.
Each, 2.99
40 Assorted Neekweor for now-into-Fo weor
Comparable value so
80 Cotton Terry Cloth Beech jackets. Comparable
VoIue 500 3.99
400 FomOus-Moke Hosiery. assorted pottens ond
colors. Comparable value 81 --------------6S
z4o Long sleeve Dress Shirts. Comparable Value S.
Eoeh, 2ss
Us Poirs Glove Leather cosuoIs Block, Green, Moss
brown Regular 9e5
so Troin coses and Il" coses. Comp. voIues
12o5-l3o5 999"
IS VoI-A-Pok and rs" Grosshoppers, mems and
wonen's. Comp value l3.95l7.95 $3.50 s.99"
SO som.onite sOft-side Lussass. Comp Values
~ Pieces Of Nodded Luggage. 2o% off ResuIor
Priees.S
PLEASE ADD 1925 FEDERAL TAX.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-22
FASHION FABRICS

TAO Pes. Samples Of All Wool Double Knits, 54-
90 in, wide, "a 7syd co., Joequord Weoves, foil
colors, solids included, sold by PC only, 40 co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-22

IS Montos's Poodle and Tapestry Designed Boxed
Writing Pepper. Reg. 81 -------------97 gle
Summer Voeotion Needs. Mots. poper pIotes, cups,
bug condles, etc., reg. 81 S3 ---.,-- 5oe-l.50
3 S-mm Imported comeras, reg. 9eo - $40
6 opto-Vue Slide Projectors. Reg. 24.99 =. 1899
40 TFonsstoF Tope Recorders, reg. 388 - S.sS
so Rollo Print copies. Reg. 9.oS ----------2.S9
IS RolIo Print Pepper Sets -------- 98e
IS RoIlo Print Chemicals. Reg. 98 49e
$40 Box cokes Imported Soop, reg. ST box, S8e
TAT cutex NoH Polish, ree 39c for 8Se"
LOT Imported Cologne. Reg. 40. 1923 o., Ste"
1874 God-Toned Key chOins 6 GOdsets. Reg. 81,
a. ceromie Novelty Lipstiek Holders. Reg. 80,
l5e Perfume Deeonters. Imported Reg 80, 6ee
IA Boxes II cokes Across Hordwoter Soop. Reg.
l.59 -- 49, SSe
I26 Fitted Royon Cosmetic Bags. Reg. 81 --sse
10 Imported eolognes in deeonters. Reg. 2.4o, Ate"
$50 Imported Leather Zip Manicure Sets. Reg. 81,
see
800 Imported Leather Zip Manicure Sets. Reg. 81,
sSe
" Vibru- Dent Automatic Tooth Brushes. Reg. e99.
4.4S
9 LH-o-Gen Portable Oxygen InhoIont. Reg 6.95,
BIT
2o4 Beech Bsss. Asst. Styles. Reg. 100 see
ACT Bubble Both. 5 pkos. per box. Reg. 3/98e,
4/sSe
BIT Primrose House Moke-Up g Lpstiek. Reg.
ace -.- -l5e"
IS Skin Cleaning Leoves-I nstont Soop. Reg. 81.
2ee
IS French Cologne in Deeonter Reg. so, sse"
'plus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-22
BETTER; nc! s;sI

$40 REQ. So 2.ss
so Cotton Boxer Shorts, Ioce trim, pink and blue,
32-38 81 ------------ 80
IS MraeIe Blend WoItz Gowns, lace and enb. trim
white, pink blue, in group. Is. Reg $500, 4.7s
4s Miracle Blend Bed Joekets, emb. trim, pink and
blue, S, m. Reg. So $500
"a NyIon Trieot WoItz Gowns, lace trim white,
pink, blue, 32-38. Reg 50 ---------------5.9 500
IA Matching PeisnOrs, s. m. Reg. $3 $50
Boulevard Lingerie
Is NyIon Trieot Peisnors. osstd coIors, S, NJ Reg.
l495 - --..-- --------------- 500
"a NyIon Trieot WoItz Gowns, applique trim, pink
and blue, s. m. Reg. 50 ----- .---------- 2.99
$50 Cotton Puekered Ponties, white, S. m, Reg. 81
Toe or also
4s Nyon Trieot Slips, lace trim, sh and ov., white
and pink in group. Reg. 5.95 ----------- 800
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-22

90 Misses Dresses. osstd fobrics coIors & 2-pe.,
1910, reg. l9.o8-S25 --.----------- 1870
IS Misses Dresses. select casual g dressy styles,
1920, reg. l9.98-25.00 --------------l6.eo
JF. Dresses, scoop neeks dresses, sheoths full
skirts, postels and dorks in group, SIS, COMP vol.
! .o8-l7.9 90 -----.----- 500 6 II 90
Womens' World Hof-Size Dresses, l2h-22H,
80 reg. 1888 1923
81 reg. 22e8-25.Oo
so reg. 25.0o-2998 ------------1S.eo
So reg. 70 98-3998 1880
800 Blvd Dresses, osstd fobrics coIors, $40,
l2R22R, reg. l.98-l4.o8 ---S.o0
Blvd. Cor coots, comparable value 1913 $500 3.97
Daytime Dresses, poto shifts, culottes, Solids prints,
not ell sizes in oil styles. Reg $4$8 : 2.Io-4.lo
~ Misses Fur Trim Suits. reg. 1928 - 1888
II Blvd Zp-Iined Roineoots broken sizes, coIors,
reg. 1913 e.59
~ Blvd. Poplin chesterfieIds, beige with beige
velvet collar, 8-l8, reg. 998 ---------- 500
20 Jr. Cotton Suede Cor cOots. Sill, reg. 298,
IL Jr. Cotton g Royon Suits, lis, reg. 1898,
1870
10 Cotton Knit Tee Tops, striped, short sleeves
s,m,I, in group, reg. 3.oo-499 --------- 1877
80 BIouses solids g prints sh. sleeves, or sleeve
less, 1915 in group, reg. 5.99-6.5O ------ 3.33
10 BIouses, solids g prints, short sleeves 1915 in
group, reg. 7.99 4.97
so Jomoieo 6 Bermuda Shorts, solids, broken Sizes
1915 in group reg. 6.99-7.99 ----------4.oo
40 2-pe. Cottons, Fomous Maker, full skirts, roll
sleeves, osstd patterns broken sizes lola 400
20 Tennis Dresses, 1000 cotton, lo-l4 in the
group, reg 1893
10 Skirts, slim g Impressed pIeots osstd patterns,
l0l6 in group, reg. $4,000 500
400 Jr. Shirts, coIorfu prints lis, reg. 49, 80.
Its or for 500
800 IT, Tee Tops, cotton knit osst'd coIors, S, m,
reg. ZSS-0.SS 70 ZSI
500 yr. Co-ordinetes, skirts g shirts, sIocks, Ber-
mudos, I in group reg. 3.99- 1899, l.s7-lo.s7
200 Shirts g Bouses, osst'd fobrcs g coIors, 1915
in group, reg. 3.oo-7.99 -------- 266 & 4.97
80 Shifts, solids g prints broken sizes for misses S.
so Maternity Joekets, washable, solids 6 prints,
sleeves or sleeveless, reo 3,99-4.e9 ------ BIT
500 Pure linen sheoths, postes and deep tones, g.
! 8 in group, reg. ! l.98 DECENTRALIZATION $6
200 Suits, OIL woods. lined, solids and tweeds 1915
in group, reg. 1913 ----------------- 50
ITO Imported knit suits, 3pe., variety Of styles and
Colors, reg. ZS.SS-S3S ----.---------.--- 1890
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-27
CHRISTMAS is MUSIC
AND MEMORIES


A. 4-sPeed Electric PhOnOgraph has
frOnt-mOunted speaker, whisper-tOne
motor for clear sound. With dual sap
Phire needles in flip-Over cartridge,
tone and volume controls. In tur.
quOise and white. (R32) 1885
b. This fine Italian Either turns
music making into child's play through
easy-tO-fOllOw music sheets, Is in
cluded. Is strings cover 2-Octave
range. With instructions, pick, tuning
key. (R26) 6.99
81. 10 extra music sheets. (R27) l.99
c. BOngOs for the Calypso set north
of the border are definitely I'm" These
have beauty, strength, true bOngO tone.
Mylar POlyester heads, hi-impact plas-
tic bodies. R87) AIS
ID. 8-Piece PhOnOgraPh Set has q
speed portable phOnOgraph with cleo
trio motor, IS and 70 speeds. Included
are a records, rack, 2 packs of needles.
Red and white. R3D 1885
E. Trumpet sounds the call to fun,
and no lessons needed. Is" long, has
4 keys, mute, extra mOuthpiece, song
book. (R86) 2.85
F. 16-NOte VibraPhOne has battery.
operated vibrating hammer for mellow
tone. With stand, music book, battery,
FL" long. (R28) 4.49
FL. 12-NOte XylOPhOne with stand,
two mallets. (R29) 2.49
G. Imported Piano makes excellent
starter" for little musician. "a KEYS.
IN" high. In black or gold color.
With stool, song book. R39) 1895
Gl. 2O-Key Piano. R4O) 500
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-05-23

In an attempt to further ath'
letic interests in the commun-
ity, the Shaw High athletic de-
partment is continuing its
search for patrons in this years
football game programs.
with an ever-growing ath-
letic program which now in
cludes interscholastic competi-
ton in football, basketball,
track, baseball, wrestling, swim
ming, tennis, golf, and cross
country, it becomes necessary
to provide the proper equipment
for so important an educational
experience" reports Paul Bur-
ton, who is in charge of the
drive.
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GIRL SCOUTS.
Brownie Troop Is
Ready TO 'FY-Up'

Brownie troop 249 of the Cal.
edonia neighborhood girl scout
organization, under the leader.
ship of Mrs. Werner L. OFT and
Mrs. Leslie J. Reardon will hold
its fly-up service Monday at
6 p. m. at Carl Browns Res
taurant. After the ceremonies,
the mothers and daughters will
eat dinner together.
The following girls will be
invested as girl scouts. Susan
Buehner, Jackie Cocker, Janis
Cooper, Ginny Ssider, Kathy
Ende, Martha Holm, Melanie
OFT, Lucy Phelps, Mary Pilla,
Dale Reardon and Denise Tan
ko. Another member of the
troop, Buffy Heller, was given
her pins and wings a few weeks
early because of moving out
of Cleveland.
Caledonia girl scout troop
1868 had it's first experience
in tent camping at Camp Julia
Crowell near Richfield, o., re-
Gently. Their tents were at the
Beechcliff Unit. The troop is
made up of all sixth grade girls
is considered a fairly
young age for tent camping. 1t
was their first encounter with
cold weather outdoor living, do
ing their own outdoor cooking
and heating water for washing.
The girls reported delight in
the scenic setting and the wild
life and flowers of the camp
also with the walks across the
suspended bridge at the old
mill and the fish nest in the
.ower lake where they watch
the male fish guard his nest.
Charlie" the foraging rae
,oon, and the field mice added
20 the adventures Of the week
end.
Members of the troop are
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Debbie Clark, Jane Dauchy,
Dottie Eller, Lynne Evans,
Linda Hadbavny, Marilyn Howe,
Patty Ledger, Patty Lynch,
Margaret McNall, Linda Schar-
schmidt, Linda Smith, Phyllis
Sneller, Barbara Tripi and
Sharon Wolf.
Mrs. George Evans and Mrs.
William Sneller are the troop
leaders.
Boy Scouts of Troop 81 from
the East Cleveland Baptist
Church under the leadership of
their Scoutmaster Mr.. Virgil
Mumaw and Mr.. Chester Mates,
one Of the Patrol Dads, met re-
Gently in Forest Hills Park.
Scouts Gerry Darroch, Dave
Dearden, Jeff and Charles
Hinkle, Kim Kurosky, Pat
Mates, Tim McManemy, Butch
Overfield, Doug Seaman, Greg
Davis, and Dan Belmore were
planting seeding trees in COM
munity good turn project for the
troop. This project was made pos
sible by Mr.. Malcolm Douglass,
East Cleveland's City Engineer,
who has charge of the park and
space for planting. The
allocated space for planting.
The boys had previously spent
time on a hike to observe tree
planting at the farm of an uncle
of the Institutional Represen
tative Robert Reeves when conf
fer rees were being planted for
future Christmas trees. The 85