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CLEVELAND ADVOCATE, Friday, August 12, 1983, Section A - Page 3
LIFESTYLE
Reed
Calendar of events
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honors
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Amanda Carpenter
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the
Seniors hold
Make the
Connection
Smarts
Pre-school
2 OUT OF EVERY 3 DIE
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CALL TOLL FREE
1-800-228-6500
702 East
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Other sizes,
models, and
depths
available
r FOR YOUR FAMILY'S SAKE
DON'T YOU NEED TO KNOW MORE?
• Swing up safety entry ladder to
patio
• In pool ladder
OUTSIDE DIMENSION 19x30
SWIM AREA 15'x24'
REVIVAL SERVICES
Aug. 7-12: Bear Creek Baptist
^Church will hold revival serces
WAug. 7-12 at 7:30 p.m. nightly;
The evangelist is Don Babin.
Bobby Martin will be leading
the music.
FROM HEART ATTACK AND
STROKE-DISEASES AIDED BY ,
BOAT SAFETY MEETING
Aug. 13: Cleveland VFW Post
1839 and I»adies Auxiliary will
present a free special program
on “Ijtke Rescue Equipment
and Boating Safety" on Aug. 13
at 3 p.m. at the VFW Hall on
Coldspring Road.
supper
generation, that is a dance. All
seniors are encouraged to come
out for the fun, it may keep you
away from the doctor’s office.
CYBA BEAUTY PAGEANT
Aug. 27: Cleveland Youth
Baseball Association will hold a
beauty pageant at the Cleveland
Country Club at 5:30 p.m. on
Aug. 27. Girls ages 4-18 will
compete in five categories.
There is a $25 sponsorship fee.
For more information, call 592-
4520, 592-6947, 592-9105, 592-0752
or 689-2647.
"ALUMANAUT"
OVAL
SWIMMING POOL
this national pageant are:
Cleveland Bank and Trust, Bankston In-
surance, Boyett’s Restaurant, Cleveland
Minimax, Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie McWaters,
The Shop, Campbell Ready-Mix, The Com-
municator. The Pharmacy, Smith Motor
Company, Liberty Restaurant, Wendell
kelly Construction, Nelson Motors, Mic-
key’s Optical, Whitener Auto Parts, Jimmy
Carpenter’s Garage, Peat’s Automotive,
Dr. and Mrs.Stan Jones, Cleveland Flower
Shop, Young’s laundry, City Glass and
Mirror, Wal-Mart, Cleveland Jewelers and
Cleveland Mack Sales.
She was photographed by Jim Bacon of
Cleveland Photography.
hour course. Theory and
current rules are taught
by experienced ll<
\ personnel.
Classes include the ac-
tual preparation of com-
plex and very detailed
tax returns.
Graduates receive cer-
tificates but are not
obligated to accept jobs
which may be available
with H&K BLOCK.
Registration forms may
be obtained bv contac-
ting H4R BLOCK.
713-592-5223 or
409-756-9224
Collect calls accepted.
CRAFT AND GARAGE SALE
Aug. 18-19: Splendora TOPS
Club will hold a Craft and
Garage Sale on Aug. 18and 19
from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the
museum across from the high
school. Homemade items and
children’s clothing will be
featured.
DELTA KAPPA GAMMA OFFICERS—The 1982-84 officers of fhe
lota Psi Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma Society International are
(left to right) Barbara Krohn, recording secretary, Dana Jo
Crawford, president, Claire Barker, Second vice president, Er-
nestine Belt, first vice president, Phyllis Smith, treasurer, Juanita
^Johnson, corresponding secretary and Melina Morgan,
<parliamentarian (not pictured).
GODKIN FAMILY CONCERT
Aug. 14: Crossroads Assembly
of God Church is presenting the
Godkin Family in concert on
Aug. 14 at 9:45 a m. and 7 p.m.
The pastor Ernie McCown in-
vites the public to attend.
HIS GROUP CONCERT
Aug. 14: As a feature at
North Cleveland Baptist Church
revival, “His Group” will be
presenting a sacred concert at
7:30 p.m. on Saturday Aug. 14.
For transportation or more
information call, 592-5342.
Announcing
Registration
For moro information
call 592-2985
"Who’s Who Among
High School Stu-
dents” and received
a National leader-
ship and Service
Award.
Veronica, who is
captain of the
cheerleaders at
CHS, is the daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs.
A.R. Gonzales.
The Cleveland Senior Citizen’s
Organization had a short
business meeting on Aug. 4
followed by a covered dish
dinner with 37 present.
The next meeting will be held
on Sept. 1 followed by a sock
hop. For the
BARBECUE DINNER
Aug. 13:Faith Tabernacle will
hold a barbecue dinner from 11
a.m. to 1 p.m. on Aug. 13.
Tickets are $5 for adults and $3
for children. The barbecue is a
fundraiser for paint and a new
roof for the church parsonage.
Chicken and brisket will
Served.
SATELLITE SEMINAR
Aug. 11-12: In His Image
World Outreach Center will
■present a Kenneth Copeland
seminar live via satellite
beginning at 6:45 p.m.
$1199
• Completely
installed
• Financing
Arranged
SAVE
DURING OUR SPRING
Phyllis Smith. She
Id rose charm.
Veronica Reed, a
senior at Cleveland
High School, re-
ceived two honors
during the summer.
APPROACHING MARRIAGE— ..ShewMwdto
Brenton Reynolds and Lisa
Enloe will be married on Aug 13
at 7 p.m. at Calvary Baptist
Church. She .is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Grayson of
Baytown and he is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Dahlberg of
San Clemente, Calif. Friends
and family are invtied to attend.
YARDSALE
Aug. 20: Plum Grove
Assembly of God W.M’s will
hold a yard sale on Aug. 20 in
Splendora at the museum
building in front of the school
next to city hall. The sale will
begin at 9 a.m. cold drinks will
be sold and the Missionettes will
be selling cookies.
Edna Brown, publicity
chairman, said they would
younger enjoy everyone’s company.
•Small classes
•Well planned curriculum
• Using Montessori
Teaching methods &
materials
•Accredited through TEA
and licensed by the Dept,
of Human Resources.
LEAN TO EARN IS
BLOCK SCHOOL
THEME
Recent major changes
in the lax laws of our na-
tion are creating a need
for a great number of Block
persons to learn .to
prepare income taxes.
ll&K BLOCK is now
registering students for
a Basic Income Tax
Course beginning
September 7th 4 Nth.
Classes will be offered
at more than forty
regional locations.
Many housewives,
retired persons &
teachers have learned
to earn extra income by
taking this seventy-five
Featured will be a sack race, a three-
legged race, an orange relay, long lump,
^Softball throw, 440-yard dash, 400-yard
relay, 220-yard dash, 200-yard relay and 50-
A Held day sponsored by Tarkington
Junior Auxiliary Volunteer Fire Depart-
ment will be held Saturday at Tarkington
High School track with sign-up to begin at
7:80a.m.
• A number of local eduators are members
: of the Iota Psi Chapter ofOelta Kappa
.* Gamma Society International.
I The 1982-82 officers are: Dana Jo
t Crawford, president; Ernestine Belt, first
; vice president; Barbara Krohn, recording
; secretary; Claire Barker, second vice
< president, Phyllis Smith, treasurer;
;: Junaita Johnson, corresponding secretary
and Melina Morgan, parliamentarian.
•’ The purposes of this orgainization a
< many with emphasis on educating,
promoting and honoring women in
^Junior auxiliary sponsors
field day Saturday at THS
yard dash.
Awards will be given for first, second
and third and best overall for the 8 to 11 age
group and the 12-14 age group.
Entry fee is $1 per person per event with
a maximum of five events per person. Four
members are needed for each relay team.
Participants are to bring their own lunch
and drinks will be available for 50 cento
each.
The exciting ALUMANAUT brings summer fun and years of swimming pleasure to your own Backyard
These magnificent features aie included tor seasons ot fa’iily pleasure
• Giant 16x7 wood non painted
Sun Deck
• Wood safety tenc.<
vinyl rope
• Cartridge Fillo, wi
pump
BY SHELLY WHEELER
The U.S. dollar is riding high and at a
result, it it lets expensive to get to Europe
than It has been in years. It Is estimated
that a record 4.2 million Americans will
travel to Europe this year. Due to
deregulated charter flights, major airlines
have had to cut prices to compete. The
result is a 30% to 40% drop in airfaires. In-
terest in traveling to Greece in particular,
has surged due to the less expensive fares
and cheap currency. Spain offers, perhaps,
the best bargain for American travelers. If
you have been thinking about a European
trip, ask your travel agent for details. You
are going to be surprised.
tn |ust about every Instance at least
one member of our staff at CLEVELAND
TRAVEL has travelled to the cities and
countries you choose to visit. As a result
we can answer many of your questions and
eliminate any doubts you may have. Come
on by 215 S. Washington, local
713-593-1131 and Houston number 443-6605
and pick up some brochures to browse
through at your leisure. Remember our ser-
vices are free and we can get you the
lowest rates on any airline, cruise line or at
any hotel. Open: Mon.-Fri. 8:30-5:30. Sot.
8:30-12.
A hotel room in Paris costs 40% less,
in American currency, than it did in 1980.
Texas Department of Public Safety
Local girl wins talent trophy
Amanda Carpenter recently participated
in the Mystical America National
Scholarship Pageant in Houston and won a
third place trophy in talent.
She competed four days’in modeling and
talent in the 7 to 10 year old category. She
had her seventh birthdat the day the
pageant began and therefore had to
compete as the youngest in her age group.
To win the talent trophy, she performed
a patriotic speech, song and dance.
Judges for the pageant were all
professional models, make-up artists,
talent scouts and actors.
Amanda expressed her thanks to her
dance -teacher, Miss Reba and her costume
designer, Susan Fleming Her sponosrsv for
All Aluminum Reinforced
Construe tion
i-feovy Gauge Liner
Rugged Aluminum tie sirup
unde with tough aluminum
Buttresses that provide ma»
mum strength
j Educators elect officers
education. Two local teachers, Ixiuise
Anderson and Catherine Davis, were
honored this year by receiving scholar-
ships to Continue their education.
Lenore Bailey, Martha Batten, Er-
nestine Belt, Barbara Cook, Dana Jo
Crawford, Catherine Davis, Beulah
Grimmet, Kay McLin, Phyllis Smith and
Nelda Clifton recently returned from the
Alpha state convention in Beaumont.
A farewell teas honoring Barbara Krohn
was held at the home of
was presented with a goh
539-STOP
i too jw stof
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
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Alexander, Annie. The Cleveland Advocate (Cleveland, Tex.), Vol. 64, No. 65, Ed. 1 Friday, August 12, 1983, newspaper, August 12, 1983; Cleveland, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1190180/m1/3/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Austin Memorial Library.