Thundery, December 11, 195g east Cleveland leader ...... — - -—— ______i. All STORES OPEN Till 9 P.M. WHY IVININO Tilt CHRISTMAS Marine Corps Reserves at SU. Violin and Orchestra in D ma­ Save Now For A Happior Only Five Days 1-S541 for a special pickup. jor, Op. 77, by Brahms. Christmas Next Year Lt. Col. Carl L. Sitter reports The program will open with A Quartet that the used toys are coming a Cleveland premiere of Wal­ JOIN THE Left In "Toys in, but many, many, more toys lingford Riegger’s Symphony will be needed to make the toy No. 4. The orchestra will also East Cleveland Savings For Tots" Giving drive a success. Colonel Sitter present Debussy’s three “Noc­ To Avoid stated “it is our desire to in­ turnes;” “Clouds,” “Festivals” sure that each child received a and ‘Sirens.” In the women’s Alcohol, speed, darkness and CHRISTMAS CLUB The popular picture of Santa new toy along with at least two chorus of Sirens,” the voices are pedestrian errors were pointed Claus is of a man in a red suit used toys, at present there are treated as instruments. out as the most critical danger trimmed in white fur — but, few new toys available for dis­ • ♦ * signals on Ohio’s roadways dur­ Dress Up To The There A Mm Te Fit htry Budgetl the busy “Santas” in the Cleve­ tribution, many more are The Cleveland Orchestra and ing the coming Christmas-New needed.” Year holiday season as Gordon land area are young men who Chorus, with Associate Conduc­ Deposit 1 who! You II ■ Join a Christmas He pointed out that last ^ear tor Robert Shaw directing, will Jeffrey, director of the Ohio de­ Season in a Every Other Weel< Have Next wear ‘green’ uniforms, many of Club any time during 30,000 less fortunate children present a Christmas Festival partment of highway safety, met for 50 Weeks 1 Decern b*' Suit That DOES December at East them with campaign ribbons. in the Cleveland area received Twilight Concert on Sunday aft­ today with delegates , in an ef­ $1.00 $ 25.00 Cleveland Savings — That’s because members of toys through the local “Toys for ernoon, Dec. 21st, at 4 o’clock in fort to combat the predicted Things For You the Cleveland Marine Corps Severance Hall. highway tragedies of the forth­ $2.00 $ 50.00 Tots” drive. This year it is an­ get ready for the big­ Reserve unit are once again ticipated that there will be The 21.T-member chorus of coming holidays. $4.00 men’s and women’s voices will Step into the social whirl with $100.00 gest Christmas ever collecting toys for the “Toys many more needy ones. Reviewing the Christmas-New the ease and confidence that $5.00 in 1959. It’s easy to for Tots” Campaign which will The collection ends on De­ perform with the ensemble in a Year fatality record for last comes from knowing you look $125.00 Yule program of English, Ger­ save a little every say Merry Christmas to many cember 16th in order to give year (118), Jeffrey told the your best. Choose here the suit $10.00 $250.00 less fortunate children in the the Marine Reservists time to man, Ukrainian and Spanish group that “all of us who bear that will serve you handsomely week. Cleveland area. repair the toys and have them carols. Featured will be Christ­ any responsibility in traffic during the holiday season . . . ACCOUNTS INSUtlD TO $10,000 Right now, these part-time ready for distribution, on De­ mas music by Bach, Mozart, safety, and that includes about and long after. Wile choice of Marines, men who live, work or Berlioz, Vaughan Williams, everyone, must bear down so fabrics and patterns. HIUCRF5T OFFICF cember 18th. f go to school in the greater Britten, Purcell, Vivaldi, Bizet, £zr/ Cleveland 5816 MAYFIfLD RD. that we do not have another £ Cleveland area — are busy get­ Brahms, Liadov, Menotti, Vic­ SUITS BY 1957 holocaust on the streets /• HAYDFN OFFICf ting together the games, dolls, toria and other composers. CaVinCSandLoan Company 1373 HAYDEN AVF and highways of olr state.” BILL'S DELUXE bicycles, toy trucks and other With The Tickets for the Christmas Various suggestions were of­ gifts which will mean happy Festival Program are available fered by the delegates to imple­ 39-96 holidays for children who might at the Severance Hall boxoffice, ment the campaign for lower otherwise find that Christmas Symphony 11001 Euclid ave., weekdays THE LAKE SHORE traffic accidents and fatalities PHOENIX is just another day. from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.; at Bur­ during the coming holidays. Co-sponsors in the toy project Violinist Anshel Brusilow and rows, 419 Euclid; and through These included: 104^ Skfrp are. the Kiwanis Clubs of great­ The Cleveland Orchestra Wom­ all Burrows Stores. Military installations outlined 55-00 59 » er Cleveland. The Volunteers of en’s Chorus will assist Associate intensified campaigns among America and the Shell Service Conductor Robert Shaw and the both civilian and armed forces BOTANY "500" Stations. ensemble at the Thursday and personnel, with an accent on Saturday evening concerts, Dec. 22350 Lake Shore Blvd. RE. 1-1800 Collection stations for the stricter enforcement and strong­ toys are any ..Shell Service Sta­ 18-20, at 8:30 in Severance er educational programs. v 6540 "EUCLID'S FINEST RESTAURANT AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE" tions. Department stores having Hall. /j Ohio’s clergy pledged support SOCIETY BRAND soiled or damaged toys may Mr. Brusilow, Associate Con­ as “pastors will pound traffic OUR AIR CONDITIONED call either the Volunteers of certmaster of the Orchestra, will from the pulpits.” The Ohio America at MA. 1-3478 or the b$ soloist in the Concerto for Trucking Association announced 85m an enforced road patrol begin­ PATIO ROOM ning December 18th in prepara­ PETROCELLI tion for the heavy holiday Will Accommodate Up To 150 Guests For ORDER NOW! TA-WAN-KA girls have travel. 85-oo • HOLIDAY PARTIES elected the following officers: Automobile clubs will talk president, Lois Anderson; vice- traffic safety to all motorists requesting routings.” • DINNER MEETINGS TURKEYS president, Virginia Fritz; sec­ TOPCOATS of INVALID CAR SERVICE^ • BANQUETS retary, Judy Dagenbach; treas­ DISTINCTION • WEDDINGS CHICKENS urer, Patricia Bozic; scribe-, 24 HOURS A DAY Stanley H. lohnston Funeral Hom* notable tor ETC. 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