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Northeast Suburban Life (Newspaper) - February 25, 1981, Cincinnati, Ohio2 suburban life a wednesday feb. 25, 1961 new makers Beth Wetr turn. Daughter of Mary a Wirthlin 7908 Tancas dr., Madeira War recently initiated As member of Alpha Omicron i sorority at Miami University Oxford Richard Lambert of Kenwood Bruce Spitler of Indian Hub a Mitchell Clemons and Thomas of Conner both of Madeira Are All degree candidates at Purdue University. Roger Lagunoff a 1980 Madeira High school graduate and now a student at Ohio state made the honors list for the fall term Lagunoff had All As on his report a Sandy Wakefield daughter of or and mrs. David Wakefield Madeira has been initiated into Tau Beta i engineering Honor society. She is a Junior majoring in metallurgical engineering at Ohio state u. Karen drive col daughter of Francis Driscoll 7440 Graves rd., Indian Hill has been selected As associate editor for Home economics for the Buckeye Tribune student Magazine of the College of agriculture and Home economics at Ohio state u. Paul Byars son of Lucille Welch 3824 Queen Crest Silverton. Recently enrolled in the army s delayed entry program. Sylvia Lynn Ingels daughter of or. And mrs. His Ingels of Kenwood has been initiated into Beta Gamma Sigma fraternity a National business honorary a graduate of Indian Hill High school and Otterbein College she will receive a mba degree in May from Indiana University. A Sycamore singers rehearse a Elijah Davis Bill Davis Tulane Avenue has been named manager of Parchman and Oyler realtors East Central office in Kenwood. Tarter Bob Tarter Kenwood was recently appointed head of the property management and leasing company owned by Early realtors. The Sycamore singers directed by Kay k. Goudzwaard will perform Mendelssohn a a oratorio a Elijah on saturday May 16, 8 ., in Sycamore Junior High school 5767 Cooper re. Appearing with the group As soloist will be Tom Sherwood former vocal music teacher at Sycamore High school. A soloist with the May festival Cincinnati symphony Atha neum of Ohio and my Sica Sacra Sherwood has performed in Many area churches. He is a founding member and assistant conductor of the vocal arts ensemble of Cincinnati. Also appearing on the program As organist will be Bob Muckenfuss. Quot the Sycamore singers were organized six years ago under the sponsorship of the Sycamore Redrea Judy a food Market As close As your Telephone rain snow9 Shine we deliver anytime. 798162 i 1791-81651 791-75311 Tom Sherwood Tion dept. From an initial group of 26, membership has grown to More than 50 singers. They have Given concerts throughout the area and have performed at riverfront stadium before reds fans. Club honors Burdick detective Rick Burdick right receives the a Blue Ash police officer of the year award feb. Ii from police chief Ron Sturgill on behalf of the Blue Ash Montgomery Exchange club. Burdick was nominated by fellow officers for the award. Chief Sturgill said of Burdick a the is capable of taking a Large or Small Case with Little or no leads and bringing it to a successful the stained glad a shop Heht a Montgomery re. In pleasant re Lac amp Bevelled Hass unionists Somji ice selections of a Glass tools a Hooks i Luvertis by happenings a Barefoot in the Park presented by Deer Park. High school dept of performing arts. Feb. 27-28, 8 ., Crawford auditorium. 8531 Plainfield re. Tickets $2 reserved seats Call 891-4200 Between 2 35-3 15 Weekdays on Sale same time in auditorium lobby. Adult workshop Quot death and dying a feb 2b, 7 30 ., Kemper Hoad Center 9035 e. Kemper re free admission information 489-9572. In a a family life rim series Madeira presbyterian Church 8000 Miami re. Wednes it astr reaction shopper Lucky purse returned to the editor a special thank you to or. A. Harrison of Silverton who discovering my purse in a grocery cart at the Iga food Market took it Home and got in touch with me. Feel myself Lucky to Deal with such an honest person. It makes me aware of the Good people in our Community. Mrs. Michael Hughes i by True Belliveau a parties a dinners a dances a meetings 561-3769 Days 7 March 11-april 29 featuring most popular presentations of or. James c. Dobson family expert babysitting and classes through sixth Grade to Register Call 791-4470. Honors band concert spotlighting Best student musicians in Deer Park Glen Este Indian Hill Loveland Madeira Mariemont Milford and Sycamore High schools March 1, "�?~8 ., odian Hill High school auditorium guest conductors tickets at door. A a a Safe boating course offered by flotilla 5-3, . Coast guard auxiliary feb 25, 7 30 ., Madeira High school family attendance encouraged free information Larry Moringer 631-4897 or 371-3475. Metallic club of pleasant Ridge meeting feb. 27, 10 pleasant Ridge presbyterian Church 5950 Montgomery re. Speaker or. Mark e. Neely jr., director of Louis a.,. Warren Lincoln Library and museum. It. Wayne ind. Retired men Welcome. Madeira Garden club meeting. March 2, noon Madeira Public Library members to bring guest and Small Green arrangement mrs. William Mccann a retired air hos Barrett to carry in service save 272-0102 Home service convenient parking 7832 Laurel ave. Madeira Tesa speaking on Amer Beautiful. Ica the Silverton play Reid mothers club meeting feb. 26, noon at the Silverton municipal building bring table service and a recipe prizes awarded for favorite dish babysitting provided. Kenwood women s club meeting March 10, 12 30 ., Indian Hill Church 6000 Drake re. Talk on Scenic historical attractions within 300-mile radius of Cincinnati by Ralph Nie Man travel Counselor guests Welcome Spring tune up special mon $20.00 plus parts walk Tower tune up a Sharpen Blade amp balance a change Oil a clean Mower a adjust Carburettor of Hwte air filter a service ignition service on most All popular units. Pick up amp delivery available $30.00 plus parts Riding mowers Bader a Patricic rj3 optician y be monocle inc Colony Square building 7770 Cooper re Montgomery a Block we it of Montgomery re dress your eyes in style cab banking As dose As the mail Box it you receive a social Security Check supplemental Security income civil service retirement Railroad retirement or a a. Compensation and pension you can take advantage of direct. Deposit with us your Check will be mailed directly to us. Deposited to your account and Wilt be ready for you to use after the third of each and every month no More trips to the Bank. No More worry about loss or theft of your Check Check with us for details. And then banking will be As close As the nearest mail Box the Little Bank with the big heart citizens a Tate a tsp my a �o5f a a i hmm Bank Silveriu Montgomery Kenwood Somerset prices Good thru february 28 All lean tender stewing beef 2.09 la. Freshly ground beef. .3 lbs. Of More 1.25 la. Fresh Chicken legs. 69 la. Soup meat1.091b. Bacon. Judy s sliced slab 1.09 la. Rudy s Little pig sausages .1.79 la. Chuck roast or Chuck steaks Choice Center cuts 1.39 la. Fresh Mett sausage a 1.79 la. Boneless rolled pork roasts 1.79 la. Spiced Ham Ham Bologna and Leona 1.49 la. Motts applesauce. It. ,2,25 of a 69 del Monte stewed tomatoes1�. 49 Kraft thousand Island dressing so me 59 Star kist chunk Light tuna m 2 89 Carnation instant milk.8q, Box 2.59 Kraft grape Jelly. Large 18 02. Jar 79 Armour Chicken or beef Bouillon cubes1242 59 velveeta cheese .21b. In a 2.89 Lloyd Harris Frozen Apple pies 99 country crackers. New snack item from Nabisco 89 Pepsi cola. Regular or diet 8 16 of. Bottles 1.59 plus Deposit bananas. 3 is 98 head lettuce. 49 macintosh apples. .311�. 89 orders received after 12 noon will be delivered the following Day Beer delivered by the Case same Low Price 7234 Ohio ave., Deer Park open Fri. Eves till 9 Monthly sales leaders Parchman amp Oyler realtors Northeast office 9709 Montgomery re. 793-2544 a a Beau la h Mathys Jim Parchman Atice Kou Giot Steve a. Oyler mgr. Dwt p a 4 a Marion Steenberg Lou Zimmerman Sandy Mckee Shirley Hoag pm Sonia mikes do j ill Marlene Polisini Elsbeth Clark Anne Novak 31 % or a Jean Weilbaker Bob Lashelle Richard l Higgins Jim Beatty Iff a "mot111 Chris Stehlin Ernestine Fryer 8atty Stotman Larry Trees a so a in v Edna Wallet Jane Knueven Doris Motzny r j i k r a n Refre a 1 Ada Levy monthly sales leaders Betty Meole lorry Poppe Relo opening soon amp a experience a totally new concept of optician re 984-2290 monday 10 . To 8 Tuesday thru Friday c 10 . To 5 saturday.9 30 to 3

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