The Evening Review from East Liverpool, Ohio • Page 26

FAGE EAST LIVERPOOL REVIEW. EAST LIVERPOOL. OHIO FRIDAY. MAY 21, 1965 Will Sing At Oak Glen Prom Party ITie Stereos, widely known singing group, will highlight the After-Prom Party for stu- of Oak Glen High School on June 4. Also appearing will be Sandra, television singer and ventriloquist; Mary Lou Dixieland singer from Pittsburgh, and i comic magician.

Larry Conti, disc jockey of radio station WKBN, Youngstown, will be master of ceremonies during the dancing. Refreshments will be served following the prom, with a snack bar to be open all evening. Dancing will continue until 5:30 a. m. Mrs.

Edward Hupp, president of the group in charge of the after-prom event, said tiv day that each student who will attend is being asked to contribute $1 to help defray expenses. The fee is being collected at the school. She also pointed out that parents will be notified if a student wishes to leave the party and explained they will not be permitted to return once they have left. DEAR FOLKS: I wonder if you have ever tried putting dried soup mix into plain oT hamburger meat and mixing it well before making those hamburgers. Salisbury or meat loaf? One have to use a whole package either.

First time, try about a fourth package of mix to each pound of hamburger. It surely gives that hamburger meat a new lift and Wow! HELOISE. DEAR HELOISE: a lock works hard, squirt a Uttle powdered graphite in it and work the key several times. If you know the lock is dirty, squirt a little cleaning fluid in to clean it, then use the graphite. VETERAN LOCKSMITH P.S.: If this help.

look under in the classified directory of your teleplMMie book. V.L. DEAR HELOISE- Our little old pottle chair surely looks great now. My husband cut a piece of board to cover the hole on the seat part, and I made a little pillow to cover it. I even padded the arms a little, then I made a slip for the whole chair.

The kids love it for a TV chair. NSW Fashion Thinking for trawlers SAHARA' PORTABLE With flightweight carrying cast fashion cast is light- wsigM. ytt ruggad, comas in ehoica of scuff-proof colors; Rad. Whita, or Now Sahara is world's finast has aH tha automatic faaturas of tha fa mom Royal offica BE sure Buy From Your Typewriter Specialist STEVENS mEWmTERS 4M Market St. FU 443M GLORIA D.

DEAR HELOISE: To prevent getting powder on my bathroom rug, I cut a double thickness of nylon net and put it over the powder in the box. It lets just enough powder come tfartmgh and doesn't give a surplus on my puff. annabelle cooper LETTER OF LAUGHTER Looking above, jumped from pinning ribbons together, to sick kids, back to pinning socks together and to sick kids again. No wonder my dear, darling husband says I have a "flea- it jump.s from one thing to another without a second LUCIA N.C DEAR HELOISE: It seems there is never enough room in the medicine cabinet for all the small things I would like to keep in it, so I bought a small spice cabinet and hung it on my bathroom wall. It bolds all the small things, except medicines, snch as nail polish, polish remover, deodorant a i freshener.

shaving cream, after shave lotion, lipstick, dental floss, compads, etc. Surely Is neater now. MRS. M.A.B. DEAR HELOISE: When I used to work full time, I sent my shirts to the laundry.

When I became a full-time housewife, I started doing his shirts myself but I had saved the cardboards and plastic bags, and I reuse them. Very handy for storing shirts in a drawer. MRS PIPER. DEAR HELOISE I bought a steering wheel cover, and by cutting it in half, made it into two wheel covers for my chaise lounge! They prevent rubber wheel marks wi my rug, as I use the chaise in the house for a sick or ailing person. TTie chaise is wonderful for tho.se who can't sleep lying down.

MRS. C. E. FARRING'TON. And this would also be a great idea for little children's tricycles when they play in the house.

HELOISE. DEAR HELOISE: throw away your nylon shaving brushes. They make wonderful face powder brushes, are ideal for applying silver and brass polish, and are good for painting or gilding small (Ejects. MRS. M.

H. MARKHAM. 1,100 Guests Flee Detroit Hotel Blaze DETROIT iAP) A five- alarm fire which drove some 1,100 guests their rooms in the Statler Hilton Hotel in down town Detroit today was put out within two hours by firemen, eight whom were ovwcome by smoke. No deaths were repwted. The blaze, cause of which was not known immediately, broke out cm the ninth floor of the 15- story hotel.

Fire Chief Glen Thom, who said every piece of available fire equipment was at the scene, said the fire was ccmfined to an elevator shaft and burned be- twewi the ninth and 14th floors. Thom, who estimated damage at $250,000. said the blaze knocked out the power for the elevators and the guests had to walk down to the safety of the lobby while his men had to walk up to the fire scene or get there by ladder. Many of the guests milled about the lobby of the hotel clad in pajamas or robes. Some of them went across the street to a hospitality suite which was opened for them at the Tuller Hotel.

They were served coffee and allowed to wait out the blaze in cwnparative comfort. Tliom said they would be allowed to return to their roimis as soon as the smoke cleared from the hotel. New Cumberland Kindergarten Set For Graduation The New Cumberland kindergarten, sponsored by the New Cumberland Young Club, has wound up activities for the year by taking several field trips around the area. The children, accompanied by their teacher. Mrs.

Homer B. Powell, and some of the mothers, VLsited the greenhouse of the Jones flower gardens; the fire station, where they were permitted to examine fire-fighting equipment, and the New Cumberland school, where they observed first grade classes in session. The tours were climaxed with a trip to the farm adjacent to the Hancock County Children's Home on Gas Valley Rd near Pughtown, followed by a picnic at Tomlinswi Run State Park Graduation for the class of 19 children will take place Sundav at 2:30 p.m. in the New Cumberland community center. Registration for fall classes will be held at 1:30 p.m.

Tues- day in Swaney Memorial Library. Children must be five years of age by next Nov. 1 to be enrolled, the announcement said. The kindergarten is held September through May five days a week 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.

in the library. A monthly fee of $10 will be charged during the school year, plus a $2 registrati(Ki fee. Children will be accepted mi a first- cmne. first-served basis, with enrollment limited to 19. Ex-Official Dies WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE, Ohio former president of the Ohio County Recorders Association, Mrs.

Eloise W. Jdinson of nearby Bloomingburg, died Thursday. She was 52. Rights Complacency Seen In Cincinnati CINCINNATI (AP)-The head of the National Urban League says Cincinnati is a city suffering from civil rights "Cincinnati is often characterized as a Northern city suffering from Southern added Mrs. Cemoria D.

Johnson (rf Washingtmi. D.C., who spoke Thursday at a YMCA meeting. She explained that certain cities, including Cincinnati, give lip service to equal rights to all, but then become complacwit when they see "one or two Negroes put into important policy-making Probes Death DAYTON, Ohio iAP) The office today was investigating the death of S. Sgt. Bobby G.

Cheek, 34. of Ashland, found dead Thursday in his living quarters at Wright, Patterson Air Force Base Hospital. CITY TRANSIT BUS SCHEDULE FOR EAST LIVERPOOL fr WELLSVILLE PICNIC FAVORITE! OUR DELICIOUS DONUTS 21 VARIETIES DONUT SHOP i Specialty Bakery 120 Market St. FU FRESH HOURLY VISIT OUR SNACK BAR- OF 'COPFEE VIA LAKE MARWIN AND SHADYSIDE AVE. Leave East Liverpool A.

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5:80 P. M. Effevtive May 22, 1985 Leave WellsviUe 9:30 A. M. 12:38 P.

M. 2:30 P. M. 5:30 P. M.

i FamUies with picnic baskets welcome on buses, rare to Lake Marwin area 25e Bus riders swim for 15c bus ride ticket, pis additional service will not affect the regular E. Liverpool-Wellsville schedule. Victor S. Houser. Owner City Transit System.

Saturday May 22nd MARWIN DRIVING RANGE ADJACENT TO BEAUTIFUL LAKE MARWIN OPEN EVERY DAY AT 1:00 P. M. FREE PEPSI SAT. WHILE IT LASTS I r. -V.

OPEKtJVG DAY SPECIAL SATVRBAY ONLY BUCKET OF BALLS HALF PRICE 2 SIZE BUCKETS Regulor $1.00 Bucket Regulor 50c Bucket A DRIVING RANGE THE COMMUNITY CAN BE PROUD OF! EVERYTHIiVC; YEW TEES ARE COVERED ond HEATED NEW BEST QUALITY BALLS NEW CLUBS FOR MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN (Right or Left Hand) DRINKS, MILKSHAKES, HOMEMADE PIES DAILY 45,000 WATTS NIGHT LIGHTING BALL WASHERS and PICKERS SAND TRAPS PRACTICE GREENS KIDDIE PLAYGROUND TABLES FOR EATING TABLE FOR CARDS TABLES FOR PICNICING TABLES FOR LOAFING Inside Toilet Facilities Lea Shields, Golf Pro, Available for lessons Loarn to ploy golf boro BUS Service New Available to LAKE MARWIN East Liverpool- Wellsville But will now go by woy of Shodyside.