Great Stars Great Stories features Massey at Rocky River Library
The Rocky River Public Library presents Monday Things to Come with Raymond Massey at 7 30 p m as part of the Great Stars Great Stories Great Directors series at 1600 Hampton Road. The 38th Ice Capades opens at 8 p m at the Coliseum with Dorothy Hammill and tickets from Ticketron and Coliseum box office.
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Raymond Massey
Rocky River Public Library
Hampton Road
Coliseum
Dorothy Hammill
Ticketron
Bevan and Bands Play Local VenuesWednesday Night
On Wednesday 21 plus crowds can hear folk singer Alex Bevan at the Deja Vu in Lakewood starting 9 30 p m with 21 plus entry. Under 21 options include the Smit Brothers Band at Spankys North Ridgeville. West siders can catch Denim Recording Artists Flatbush at Surfside VI Lorain.
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Folkie
Alex Bevan
117Th St
Lakewood
Smit Brothers
Center Ridge Road
North Ridgeville
Westsiders
Denim
Flatbush
Surfside VI
Erie Ave
Lorain
Two Lakewood Evening Entertainment Options
Lakewood offers two events this Thursday night. At Beck Center 17801 Detroit Ave The Most Happy Fella plays at 8 30 pm. At Lakewood Public Library 15425 Detroit Ave Mr and Mrs J Maurice Byrns present an Ireland travelogue at 7 30 pm.
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Lakewood
Beck Center
Detroit Ave
Lakewood Public Library
Ireland
J. Maurice Byrns
Mime concert by Trent Arterberry at Oberlin Finney Chapel
Friday at 8 30 p m Trent Arterberry will perform in Finney Chapel on the Oberlin College campus He has worked with the National Mime Theater taught at Boston University and the Boston Conservatory He is featured on two Pousette Dart band covers and opens for major recording stars The concert costs 1 dollar.
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Trent Arterberry
Finney Chapel
Oberlin College
Arterberry
National Mime Theater
Boston University
Boston Conservatory
Pousette-Dart
American Folk Arts Festival At North Olmsted Church
The American Folk Arts Festival runs today and Sunday at the Unitarian Universalist Church in North Olmsted. It features early American crafts a country kitchen and store and strolling musicians. For details contact Barbara Mearns at 5050 Porter Road North Olmsted 44070.
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Unitarian
Shopping by Mail Rights Warned by FTC Brochure
The FTC publishes free guidance titled Shopping by Mail You're Protected detailing consumer rights in mail order shopping. It covers shipping timelines, cancellation rules, delay notifications, refunds, and exceptions, plus how to file complaints with the FTC and Postal Service for noncompliance.
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Federal Trade Commission
Consumer Information Center
Pueblo
Colo
FTC
Commission
U.S. Postal Inspection Service
Scenic Sunday Drive Through Ohio Countryside
On a pleasant Sunday, take a leisurely drive along obscure country roads to enjoy the transition from summer to autumn. Observe nature’s beauty, visit roadside farm stands for fresh produce, and dine at small inns and restaurants along the way.
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Ohio
Mail order steaks lure buyers with pricey glee
A Chicago firm promotes gourmet mail order beef since 1947, offering plate frozen Sirloins and varied meats via Armour Foods. Ads tout a 1959 gift package of 58 steaks for 255 dollars and a Food of the Month plan at 589 dollars, with items including lobster and lamb chops.
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Piaelzer Bros
Chicago
Armour Food Co
Pfaelzer Brothers
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Bureau of Consumer Protection
MCP
Washington, D.C
Pfaelzer Bros
Cynthia Roberts
Gray
Magic Wand
Rou
Elyria, Ohio
Thesad
la Bazezel
North Ridgeville Pianly
Parkiog
Frigidaire
Stewart
Cleveland
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