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The Sylvania Chamber ofCommerce announces plansfor its annual free ShowcaseSylvania Business Expo to beheld on March 26, 2011, from9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. at theSylvania Sports and ExhibitionCenter at Tam-O-Shanter, 7060Sylvania Ave. The expo is amassive event that last year hadan attendance of over 4,000 andfeatures representation from 155area businesses. There are about40 booths that are available atthis time.

The show highlights busi-nesses that reect the areas

private and professional busi-ness diversity. Visitors can viewexciting, interactive displays ofarea businesses that show offlocal products and services in afamily friendly event.

In 2011, features will includethe Flower Hospital/ParamountPavilion offering several healthscreenings and wellness informa-tion. A favorite part of the expois the Taste of Sylvania. Localsupermarkets, specialty foodsand coffee shops will be offeringfresh ideas for entertaining, din-ner and healthy alternative meals.Additionally, chefs will be offer-ing recipes, wine tips and more.The childrens area is a spe-cial place for the youngsters.Entertainment from local schools,music and dance academies isfeatured and most businesseswill be providing giveaways anddoor prizes. This is always a frstclass event for local businesses.Free parking for the expo is on-site at Tam-O-Shanter or off-siteat Olander Park and SouthviewHigh.

The Sylvania Area Chamberof Commerce also hosts a busi-ness to business preview partythe evening before, on March25. Several hundred guestscome together to network andexplore business opportunities.Additionally at that time the

Chamber announces their 2011Chamber Champions. Severalnominees from the business andnon-proft sector will be honoredfor their business acumen and

philanthropy. The award, a one-of-a-kind art piece, is designed

by Homer Yarrito, specifcallyfor the Chamber.

For more information, con-tact the Sylvania Chamber ofCommerce at 419-882-2135 oremail pnowak@sylvaniacham-

ber.org. or visit www.sylvania-chamber.org.

The 2011 Sylvania AreaChamber of CommerceShowcase Sylvania is producedin cooperation with Central ParkWest Event Facility, MetamoraState Bank, Paramount HealthCare, The Flower Hospital, TheToledo Blade, Lourdes Collegeand Tam-O-Shanter. GoldSponsors are Lamar OutdoorAdvertising, Sylvania Schools,Sylvania Advantage and VZNGroup LLC. The ChamberChampion sponsor is the Herald

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Th Intat clu ofSt. Fanis d Sals HighShool hostd its 11thannual chistas patyon Satuday, D. 11,fo o than 40 hil-dn in gads K-3 foHoly rosay and Qunof Apostls Shools.Th lu is a high shoolhapt of th Toldorotay clu that povidda gant aking it possilto puhas psnts foall of th hildn at thpaty. In addition, ahhild ivd a st ofglovs, savs and a hat.Th hildn w nt-taind y o than 50St. Fanis studnts sing-ing chistas caols,doating ookis, ak-

ing onants and play-ing holiday gas. Aspial visit y Santaclaus (snio Danny

Yodzis) was th highlightof th paty. Th lusodato is m. mik

Wilgopolski and h washlpd y his wif maybth, Kathy Gulltt, and

Jo Swny to plan thvnt. Fshn DkKastn, bn Stingass

and Stphn Gulltthlpd pik out and pu-has th psnts.

Christmas on Bancroft Street

St. Francis de Sales students, (from left, Brady Gullette of Sylvania, Tommy Cook of Swanton, and JoeAntonini of Sylvania), with students from Holy Rosary and Queen of Apostles Schools, were having holidayfun at the Christmas on Bancroft Street Party held at the school.

Th Sists of St.Fanis of Sylvania l-atd th 94th annivsayof th founding of thi

conggation on D. 8,2010.

rsponding to a qustin 1916 fo thn Toldo

bishop Josph Shsto sv as tahs foth Polish iigants inth dios, th rohst

Fanisans snt 23 tahsto staff th aa shools.In 1917, th Sists pu-hasd 89 as in Sylvania,wh thy stalishdthi mothhous. A yaafter that, a u epidemicok out na Sanduskyand th Sists w askd

to hlp and that gan thixpansion into halth a.Today th Sists of St.Fanis of Sylvania svin 12 stat and th islandounty of Haiti inist-ing in duation, soialwok, halth and huansvis, ligious, paishand spiitual dition.

In hono of th oa-sion, o than 100 Sistsfo th loal aa gath-d in th rosay cacnt dining oo onth mothhous goundsin Sylvania to latand thn attndd mass inOu Lady Qun of Pa

chapl to giv thanks fothe past and reect on thefutu.

Th Sylvania FanisanLadship Ta, plus asidnt of rosay cacnt, stood with an isulptu of th logo ofth Sylvania Fanisan

Villag duing th din-n lating thconggations annivsa-y. Th i sulptu wasatd y Doug cooan,hf and dito of thnts Food Svis.Th Villag was atdali this ya to nhanollaoation twn thSists and thi sponsodinistis, Louds collg(duation) and FanisanSvis copoation(haltha), to hanssthi ngis fo thgreater good and benetof all thos who sha thFanisan ission.

Sylvania Fanisans lat 94 yas

Th Tiston Junio HighShool Quiz bowl won th NLLfo th 5th ya in a ow. Thta wnt undfatd at 70.Th ta inluds: Kyl bad,cason bullok, cal Davn-pot, Shaln Gol, Patik Jn-nings, Wan L, Julian Li,Jaqulin miksank, mahnNad, ridhwan Sdg, andei Zhu.

Th ta of two svnth-and ight ighth-gads is lady advisos Lynn Ndow andKi Whtston, oth tahsat Tiston. ms. Ndowstatd that tawok is th kyto thi winning with vyplay woking togth. Shhops to palay th win into astat titl nxt onth whn thta opts in th Thinkingcap challng, an onlin quizowl hapionship.

L-R (standing at left): Advisor Kim Whetstone, Ridhwan Sedege, Caleb Davenport, Eric Zhu; (kneeling): JulianLiber, Maheem Nadeem, Jacqueline Miksanek, Vicki , Patrick Jennings and Carson Bullock; (standing at right):Kyle Bader, Warren Lee, Shaleen Goel and advisor Lynn Nedrow.

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Pictured, from left, are Sister Mary Jon Wagner, Assistant CongregationalMinister, Sister Diana Lynn Eckel, Congregational Minister, SisterPatricia Gardner, Councilor and Congregational Treasurer, Sister NancyLinenkugel, Councilor and Congregational Secretary, and Sister MaryEdward Ann Hoffmann, (seated) Sisters of Notre Dame and a resident ofRosary Care.

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It was September, 1961,and seven young ladiesshowed up for their rst dayof class at Whitney HighSchool. They were young,brash and hoping to set theworld on re in marketingand retailing, cosmetologyand business.

Each of them had theirown stories, quirks anddreams and graduation dayfound them leaving on dif-ferent paths. A few gotmarried early, had childrenimmediately and lost touchwith the others.

While no longer in dayto day contact, there wasthat occasional Christmascard sending current newsor a casual run-in while ata restaurant or mall. When

that happened it seemed asif no time had passed andfunny anecdotes and fondmemories surfaced.

It was 30 years laterwhen a group met to dis-cuss plans for an upcomingclass reunion that a freshconnection was made. Fiveof the seven were on thecommittee and at the festiv-ities the seven reunited andmade a decision that friend-ship worked best when nur-tured. Since some were nowdivorced and most of thechildren were grown therewas nothing to stop them

from setting aside time topursue the frivolity theyonce shared in school asfriends.

Plans were made forthe rst of 20 trips andyearly celebrations. Nowyearly birthday celebrationsare looked forward to notfor the age but the cama-raderie. There were mar-riages, deaths, new grand-babies and through it allthe kinship of friends. Afterall, who else knows yourstrengths, weaknesses andis still there for you throughthe years?

I belong to this groupwhich has laughed, criedand survived our share oflife. We took our annualvacation this year to PuertoVallarta, Mexico, but things

have changed; one of thegroup is battling stage-fourcancer and another foundout about breast cancer afterthe trip.

But this is not what issupposed to happen. Asfriends we often laughedabout all of us living in theretirement home where wewould assign tasks accord-ing to our strengths. Deathshould not be an optionamong friends; but that isoften not the case.

Our vacation this yearcould not have been more

perfect. The weather, foodand accommodations wereextraordinary. We ate fartoo much, shopped till wedropped and laughed as wealways do; often at some-ones expense. We learnedall about time-share sales-men and spent a wonder-ful afternoon getting mas-sages on the beach. Thefriendship connection wasso evident and this trip willcertainly rank as one of ourbest.

We do not know whatnext year will bring but arehoping for the best. That

is what friends do. Nomatter what happens theyare there front and centercheering you on or helpingyou through a rough patch.I know I treasure my six

Whitney sisters and hope tofor years to come.

At the holiday seasonwe often forget to take thetime to thank our friendsfor their years of undyinglove and devotion. A rela-tionship must be nurturedto be strong so set asidesome time to visit, take amoment to phone or plana special lunch or dinnerwith your friends. Make aresolution for 2011 that youwill contact those specialpeople that you once trea-sured but no longer see orhear from. Friendships arepowerful so make it a prior-ity in your life to give thegift of friendship; the giftthat keeps on giving.

Please send all informa-tion to Pat Nowak, Sylvania

Herald, 5700 Monroe St.,Suite 406, Sylvania 43560, ore-mail to [email protected]. Please make sureto send information in timefor publication deadlines.

Friendship A gift that

keeps on giving

Whitney friends at River Caf in Puerto Vallarta.Standing - Karen Crawford, left side - JulieFlaczynski, Pat Nowak and Carol Pollis, right side -

Linda Kosinski, Donna Ceglio and Cheryl Johnson.

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TOPS is extendingOlander Park closing hoursfrom Dec. 26-30 until 7 p.m.This will allow families visit-ing Childrens Wonderlandat the adjacent SylvaniaExhibition Center to walk thepark in the evening and enjoyOlanders 50,000 lights.Among the decorated struc-tures are the NederhouserCommunity Hall & gazebo,the open air shelters, mainte-nance building, and an illumi-nated arch at Olanders mainentrance. Visitors may usethe Olander main entrance orthe southern Vicksburg Drivewalk-in gate across fromTam-OShanter.

TOPS holiday hoursand winter weather policy

Olander Park closes at

Noon on Christmas Eve and New Years Eve and closesall day Christmas & NewYears Day.

The front lot for SylvanPrairie Park and the QuarryRide Bike Trail at 8601 BrintRoad is open daily includ-ing holidays. In inclementweather, however, there isno snow removal ChristmasEve or Day and New YearsEve or Day. TOPS closes thelarge back lot until Spring soif you wish to visit the SylvanPrairie playground in theWinter, park at the front lotand walk the Quarry Ridgesouth roughly 300 yards.

For the frst time since its

2001 debut, Fossil Park at5705 Centennial Road willopen throughout the Winter.Fossil hunting is over as thetemperatures freeze the piles

but the restroom and park-ing are available for QuarryRidge patrons from 8:30 a.m.to 4:30 p.m.

TOPS endeavors to keepOlander, Sylvan Prairie,Fossil, and the QuarryRidge Bike Trail open inall weather. If a major win-ter storm occurs, however,and Lucas County declaresa Level 2 or Level 3 SnowEmergency, TOPS willclose its facilities until theCounty lifts its restrictionand park system staff cansafely plow its sites. ALevel 2 Snow Emergencystates only vehicles that areabsolutely necessary should be on area roadways, andLevel 3 stipulates no vehi-cles other than for emer-gency services should be onthe roads.

Olander Park open Dec. 26-30 until 7 p.m.

Come celebrate the seasonand enjoy the dazzling holi-day displays at our Indian

Road Campus on Thursday,Nov. 16, from 4:00 p.m. to7:00 p.m. Sunset House andThe Woodlands are locatedat 4020 and 4030 IndianRoad in Toledo.

Listen to your favoriteholiday music performed bythe talented student musi-cians of Toledo School forthe Arts. Sample delicioussavories and delectablesweets prepared by chefsChristopher Heban andChristina Richie. Peruse theunique wares of select craftvendors and have your por-trait taken on Santas sleigh.There will be ice carving

demonstrations from 4:00to 5:00 p.m. Stay warmwith our open air yule logsand outdoor carolers as youstroll along the candy canepath. All are invited.

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The Lourdes CollegeGray Wolves fell toSpring Arbor Universitylast Wednesday night67-54 in a game playedat the Tam-O-Shantersports complex. Lourdeswas led by junior guard

John Washington whoscored 20 points and tiedfor the team lead withthree assists. The GrayWolves fell to 6-7 onthe season while SpringArbor improved to 6-6.

The Gray Wolves fellbehind the Cougars earlyand were forced to playcatch up throughout thegame. Lourdes trailed38-31 at the half. CoachAndre Smiths squadopened the second halfwith a 10-4 run to pullwithin one of the Cougars

at 42-41.However, Spring Arbor

caught re and steadilygrew its lead, closing outthe game on a 25-13 runto win 67-54.

Spring Arbor is a

very well coached anddisciplined team, CoachSmith said. You can-not make many mistakeslike we did and expectto beat a quality teamlike Spring Arbor. At

times we played LourdesCollege style of basket-ball which is aggressive,physical defense and acontrolled tempo offense.But its very tough whenyou get behind early.

Poor defense and poorshooting plagued theGray Wolves through-out the contest. SpringArbor nished the gameshooting a hot 58% fromthe eld, including near-ly 55% from behind thethree-point line. Theyalso converted 9-10 freethrows. On the otherhand, Lourdes shot a cool43% from the eld and afrigid 5-16 from behindthe arc, and only 1-6 fromthe free throw line.

Washington was theonly Lourdes player toreach double digits inpoint. Senior guard JoeDavis scored nine pointswhile junior guard JohnWillhite added eightand a team high verebounds.

Lourdes returnedto action Monday at 4

p.m. when they facedMount Vernon NazareneUniversity at OwensCommunity College.

Lourdes (6-7):Desamour 2-0-4, Young2-0-4, Washington 7-2-0-20, Willhite 4-0-8,Davis 3-1-0-9, Borcherdt0-2-0-6, Brown 1-1-3.Totals: 19-5-1-54.

Spring Arbor (6-6):Pickvet 7-1-17, Howe2-2-6, Bellamy 3-3-4-19, Baisden 7-1-3-20,Hogans 1-1-0-5. Totals:20-6-9-67.

Season Highlights:Lourdes won the seasonseries from MadonnaUniversity, winning twoof three games. Bothwins were exciting, come-from-behind victories.

Through 12 games JoeDavis led the team inscoring with 175 (17.5ppg) points followed byJohn Washington with164 (13.7 ppg). BrettYoung led the teamwith 66 total reboundsand Washington had28 assists on the sea-

son. Washington led theteam from the free throwline hitting 42 of 55 for76.3%.

Gray Wolves fall to Spring Arbor

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Saturday: 5:00p.m. Holy Eucharist

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Learn & Serve in Christs Name!

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Handicapped Accessible

Informal Worship 8:30 amTraditional Worship 10:30 am

Sun. School 9:30 am (Sept.-May)Wed. Bible Study 10:00 amPaul R. Schmidlin, Pastor

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Family Learning Hour 9:30 amMorning Worship 10:30 am

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St. Ursula studentIsabelle Lishewski hasbeen named BuckeyeCable Sports NetworkStudent of the Month forNovember. Throughoutthe month of November

you may have seenIsabelle highlighted onvarious programs, com-mercials and in an inter-view that was aired Nov.29. Isabelle is a NationalHonor Society member,

president of St. Ursulastudent body, and workson the school yearbookteam. Isabelle has varsityletters in basketball, soc-cer, volleyball and thisyear played water polo.

She has achieved manyhonors for her leadershipqualities.

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Parent meetings will be heldat each of the Sylvania elemen-tary schools during January/February to answer questionsand schedule registration forchildren entering kindergartenin the fall of 2011. Studentsmust be 5 years of age on orbefore August 1, 2011 to beeligible for entrance into kin-dergarten. Individual schoolsessions will begin at 7:00 pmon the following dates:

January 25- 7:00 pmStranahan ElementaryJanuary 26 -7:00 pmSylvan ElementaryJanuary 27- 7:00 pmWhiteford ElementaryJanuary 31- 7:00 pm

Hill View ElementaryFebruary 1- 7:00 pmHighland ElementaryFebruary 2 - 7:00 pmMaplewood ElementaryFebruary 3 - 7:00 pmCentral Elementary

To access which schoolyour child will attend, go tohttp://sylvaniaschools.org/images/stories/district/boundar-ies.pdf for a complete listing ofstreets and school attendance.For parents unable to attendthe school-site meeting, pleasecontact Student Services at419-824-8581 to get a regis-tration packet and to set up anappointment.

Kindergarten parent information

Both Northview andSouthview High Schoolswill host open houses forparents and eighth-grade stu-dents in early February. Theopen houses provide parentsand students the opportu-nity to learn more about theschools, the many course

offerings, talk with teachersand counselors about career

paths, college prep, extra-curricular activities and cluboptions available during theirhigh school career.

Thursday,

February 10- 7:00 pmNorthview Open House

Thursday,

February 17 -7:00 pmSouthview Open House

Parents of seventh-grade

students are also welcometo visit the open house.Arrangements can be madefor any student and/or parentunable to attend the openhouse events. Contact theschool ofce to set up an

appointment for a tour orshadowing opportunity:

Northview 419-824-8570Southview 419-824-8580.

More information is alsoavailable online at: www.sylvanianorthview.org andwww.sylvaniasouthview.org. The district websiteoffers registration infor-mation at www.sylvani-

aschools.org

Sylvania Schools offers eighth-grade transition nights

The Southview choirswill perform several sea-sonal concerts joined bythe jazz band and orches-tra. On Wednesday, Dec.15, the combined choirs atSouthview, together withthe Jazz Band, will per-form a holiday concert inthe Southview Center forPerforming Arts at 7:30p.m. and is free and opento the public.

On Wednesday, Dec.22, the music departmentof Southview High Schoolwill present is annual holi-day musical treat to thestudent body and staff.The Jazz Band, A cappellaChoir and Orchestra willperform holiday songs forall to enjoy. The perfor-mance begins at 8:50 a.m.in the Southview gymna-sium.

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On Friday, Dec. 17,Ellen Critchley of theToledo Symphony will bethe speaker at KingstonResidence of SylvaniasCommunity Chat program.Ellen will bring HarpistNancy Lendrim with herto perform some wonderfulholiday music.

Nancy Lendrim hasbeen Principal Harpistof the Toledo SymphonyOrchestra since 1980,where she holds the LoisNitschke Harp Chair. Agraduate of the OberlinConservatory of Music andthe Cleveland Institute ofMusic, Nancy was a stu-dent of renowned harpistAlice Chalifoux. Her stud-ies included twelve sum-mers with Chalifoux at theSalzedo School in Camden,Maine.

She has also per-formed with the ClevelandOrchestra, AtlantaSymphony, DetroitSymphony and thePhiladelphia Orchestra.Her chamber music appear-ances across the UnitedStates have been highlight-ed by numerous world pre-miere performances, most

recently in St. Louis andNorfolk.

Nancy has appeared as aperformer, presenter and cli-nician at regional, nationaland international harp con-ferences. In 2002, Nancyperformed at the EighthWorld Harp Congress inGeneva, Switzerland with

the Salzedo Harp Duo, andin 2008, she performedat the Tenth World HarpCongress in Amsterdam.

We invite communitymembers to attend this spe-cial presentation that beginsat 10:00 a.m. on the 21st.Holiday refreshments andcoffee will be served.

Community Chats arefree informational talksthat are held the 2nd and4th Fridays of each monthat 10:00 a.m. at Kingston,4125 King Road, Sylvania.Area residents are alwayswelcome to attend.

Kingston of Sylvaniais an Assisted LivingCommunity with a special-ize Memory Care Facility.For more information orto get an upcoming sched-ule of speakers please callKingston Residence at 419-824-4200.

Toledo Symphony at Kingston

Benjamin FranklinPlumbing of Toledorecently receivedthe Fastest GrowingFranchise Award at thebrands annual meetingin Dallas.

The award is givenannually to the BenjaminFranklin location thatachieves the highestpercentage growth overthe past year. In a slug-gish economy, the localcompany grew its sales a

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Karrick, was both excit-ed and proud to seehis hard work pay off,and in the end, lead thehundreds of BenjaminFranklin Plumbinglocations across NorthAmerica in growth.

Winning this awardis truly an honor anda credit to our amaz-ing team of dedicatedemployees and our loyalclients, Karrick said.Our mission of provid-

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Vice President ofFranchise OperationsChris Leach saidKarrick and his teamhave emerged as lead-ers of the rapidly grow-ing brand over the pastyear.

Robert has masteredthe Ben Franklin sys-tems and procedures andapplied them in his own

way, which has allowedhim to serve the Toledoarea exceptionally wellthis past year, Leachsaid. His proud repre-sentation of our valuesand all-around improve-ment has helped hiscompany emerge as amodel for all other BenFranklins across NorthAmerica.

Benjamin FranklinPlumbing of Toledo isa full-service residentialplumbing company serv-ing the greater Toledo

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Local business wins award forremarkable growth

Senior Brittany vonStein is Musician of theWeek. Brittany servesas section leader andPresident of AcapellaChoir. She sings Soprano1 in Harmony Road Showand has been in everychoir offered at NV.Brittany sang tenor in

Post-It Notes quartet andattended Harmony Campfor the past two years.Brittany plays piccolo inNorthview Marching Bandand is fute section lead-er. She is very active incheerleading and theatre,most noted for her role asSour Kangaroo in NVsSeussical the Musical.Brittany participated inOMEA Solo and ensem-ble receiving Superiorratings both years. Shestudies voice privately

with Teresa Blowers andplans on double majoringin Vocal Performance andMusic Education. Brittanyis the daughter of Tomand Nancy von Stein.

NorthviewMusician of the Week

Lets continue our holidayshopping trip down memory lanein Sylvania. Well relive the 1940sfor those on our gift list this week.

Wagonlanders FederatedStores offered seersucker or cham-

bray dresses for $4.98, for thecotton lovin lassie who lives hap-

pily through cool April showersand hot August hours.always in

practical, low priced cottons.Gordon Hathaways Sohio

Service Station on MonroeStreet suggested Victory GardenFertilizer, a 25 lb bag for $1.09.Sylvan Rabbitry, at Conventand Allen, had several nice NewZealand breeder rabbits for sale at$4 and up.

New Process Cleaning Co onMain St would scrub and shampooyour rugs or carpets without injur-ing the sizing, with no shrinkage.A 9 x 12 area cost $3. B. H. EldenCoal Co suggested cabinet heaters,one flling a day keeps the coldaway. Their newspaper ad hadno price, but you can call them atPhone 12.

For the ladies on your list, Lentz& Sturn (formerly Boyds) wasselling Old South Cotton Blossomtoiletries, with equal parts sun-shine and enchanted moonlight.Cologne $1.25, dusting powder$1.25, perfume $4, and Sun DialGift Box $3.50. Or consider a newSpirella Supporting Garment fromMrs. Lucille Goodwin, Corsetiere,on Monroe St.

Lentz & Sturn Drugs alsooffered these gift suggestions:Zippo windproof lighter from $3,heating pad with washable cover$4.49, or Penway note size statio-nery for $1.

Days Drug Store had lots of

ideas for your family camera buff.Brownie Reex miniature cam-

era was $5.25. The Kodak Duex

for $5.75 makes 16 album-size1 5/8 x 2 inch pix per roll offlm. Or go all out with the KodakVigilant Junior Model Six-20 withKodet lens and precise Dak shut-ter, featured at only $8.50. Daysalso suggested these items forgifts: Perfume Atomizers for herdresser or Frank Medico Pipe $1,Bourjois Evening in Paris Perfume$1.25, Leather Bill Folds or CutexManicure Sets 59, and StaggShaving Sets 99 and up.

C. J. Hess store in the SylvaniaSavings Bank Building recom-mended these items for the holi-days: Cambridge and DuncanMiller Glass, Social Supper Trays,Samson Card Tables, Eatons Fine

Letter Papers and Dolls.Go ahead and splurge.

buy a new 1946 Chevrolet, theStylemaster Sport Sedan, from theCommunity Chevrolet Companyon Monroe Street. Drive THAThome and park it in your drivewayfor a holiday gift, and see if theneighbors notice!

On an old undated MagicLantern slide from the SylvaniaArea Historical Societys collec-tion, Chandler Hardware declared,Let us cushion you against roughtravel, and dress your car withdistinction by equipping it withGoodrich Silvertown Balloons.

And fnally..make it a realAmerican Christmas: a U.S. War

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