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MARCH SPECIAL
March is the month for
a change in the u eather.
It is also the month for
a change in hair styles.
Stop in or call for an appointment to
inspect the new carefree coiffure*.
A TRULY MARCH SPECIAL!
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Visit Our Booths——Nos. 912, 913, 914
AT THE CLEVELAND
HOME AND FLOWER SHOW
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703 East 152nd St. Phone UL. 1-7350
MON. Hire FRI. Eves. 8:30
SAT. and SUN. Mats. 1:30
SAT. EVE. MARCH 4 & 11—8:45 P.M.
Half Price Matinee Children Under 12 Years
Sat. Mats. March 4 and 11 th, 5:00 P.M. Only
$4.00 (Boxes lege* and West End Promenade)
$3.SO (Mezzanine—First 12 Row* Only)
$3.00 (Mezzanine—la»t 7 Row*)
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TICKET SALE AT
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SEE: DAVID JENKINS, Olympic Gold Medal Winner
and INA BAUER, three-time German Champion
MR. FRICK in "Alpine Festival"
DON'T MISS this Traditional Family Favorite
CLEVELAND ARENA FEB. 28-MAR 12
It makes
a difference
where you save!
AT
There are t/.o important names on your savings
passbook—yours and ours! Yours, because it
means you have learned the art of saving regularly
and providing for your own future. Ours, because
it means you recognize a good record of perform
ance and sound management.
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PEOPLE
Aou Know
Mrs. H. W. Sodergren, 938
Ravine dr., has been spending
the past month with Tier two
sons in California.
After enjoying the nice warm
weather there, she is hoping that
our winter will be about over on
her return next week.
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Kiplinger
of 1856 Chapman ave., are the
proud grandparents of Jeffrey
Matthews, born to Mr. and Mrs.
George Lyne (nee Eleanor Kip
linger) on Feb. 15th. The Lyne’s
address is 340 East 74th st., Apt.
8, New York City 21, N. Y.
Mrs. James P. Brooks, 3419
Spangler rd., has returned home
after a few days in Huron Road
Hospital for observation.
Mrs. Pearl (W. R.) Nelson is
now a patient at Highland View
Hospital, Room 339B, 3901 Ire
land dr., Warrensville Heights.
Ohio.
Mrs. Claribel Davidson. 13715
Terrace rd., has been confined
to her home by illness. Her
apartment number is 273.
Campus News
Robert D. Nichols, and Don
Peysha have been initiated into
Sigma Nu fraternity at Mt.
Union College.
Along with 41 other Mt. Union
men, Nichols and Peysha are
now active after completing
four months of pledge training.
Peysha, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Peysha, 1010 Greyton rd.,
is a freshman majoring in biol
ogy.
Son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
L. Nichols, 1243 Hereford rd.,
Cleveland Heights, Nichols is a
freshman majoring in biology.
Linda Jane Sharp, a Shaw ’57
trraduate. has been named to the
dean’s list at Wittenberg Uni
versity.
the daughter of Mr.
H. R. Sharp of Gar-
She is
and Mrs.
field rd.
Clark, a freshman at
Sandra
Ohio Wesleyan University has
been initiated into Zeta Tau Al
pha sorority. She is a Shaw High
graduate.
Her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond E. Clark, 956 Nelaview
ave., drove to Delaware to at
tend the initiation banquet.
area students* were
to the first semester
List at Allegheny Col-
Two
P.M. and
and 5:00
named
Dean’s
lege. They are William H. Benz,
1946 Noble rd., and Agnes Tar
tara, 3373 Monticello blvd.
Bruce Rick, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Lyle Rick, 1868 Rosalind
ave., has been elected to the
freshman council at Purdue
University.
Bruce has been participating
in wrestling and is a member of
the spring play, “Gold Diggers
King.”
A second semester freshman,
he is studying forestry.
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FOR THE PAST 17 YEARS.
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Stamp Club Has
3rd Annual Show
Stamp collectors in the area
will be interested to learn of
the Third Annual Lake County
Stamp Club Exhibition and
Bourse, Saturday and Sunday,
March 11th and 12th, Knights
of Columbus Hall, Mentor ave.
in Painesville.
Some thirty frames of out
standing philatelic material will
be exhibited. An unreserved
auction of more than fifty lots
will be held Sunday afternoon.
Hours of the exhibit are from
1 to 9 p.m. Saturday, and from
1 to 6 p.m. Sunday.
The Knights of Columbus Hall
is on the south side of Mentor
ave. (Rt. 20) just west of down
town Painesville.
1743
Miss Edith Kollfrath,
Elsinore ave.,
Hannah House, University Hos
pital, Room 402.
is
a
patient in
Mrs. Bertha Sattler, 1836 Shel
don rd., is in Benjamin Rose
Hospital for rest and treatment,
Room 312.
p. ..
EAST CLEVELAND LEADER
In fifteen years the cost of living has sky
rocketed some 57%, taking bigger and bigger
bites from your family’s income. There are
still bargains to be found, however. One of
the biggest is electricity! Since 1946, the
average cost per unit of electricity has gone
down 11%! (You can light this 100-watt lamp
bulb for 10 full hours for around cents.)
Then why is your total electric bill higher?
You may not realize it, but you’re using about
tw/ce as much electricity as you did fifteen
years ago. You’re using more and more elec
tricity simply because it is the biggest bargain
in your home today!
Neither Sleet Nor Rain,
Nor Snow Halts Heart Drive
In spite of the hazardous thus far total $163,000. East
weather which forced postpone-1 Cleveland raised $3,499.96 and
ment of the Heart Sunday col
lection in certain areas of the
city to later this week, the
1961 Heart Fund drive is expect
ed to reach its goal of $550,000
Warner Bishop, chairman of the
Board of Trustees announced to
day.
The month long drive for
funds was to be concluded last
Tuesday.
Total residential contributions
for the Greater Cleveland area
7
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Bratenahl, $347.45.
This total will be increased
by additional Heart Sunday en
velopes not yet tallied and by
PO. 1*7200
gifts arriving by mail, Bishop
said.
“The generous response to the
1961 appeal' is a tribute to the
people of Cleveland. It acknowl
edges the importance
Heart. Society’s fight
the heart diseases and
strates the community’s
ity behind the program support
ed by the Heart Fund,” he com
mented.
INCOME TAX RETURNS
Business Individual Partnership Estimates
Complete Bookkeeping fox Small Business—Genl Insurance Agents
ONE HOUR
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THAN
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Thursday, March 2, 1981
Bob Russell Music Studio
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IV. 1-4828 MU. 1-3024
ACCORDION GUITAR
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