Illustrated Paperboy (Cleveland, Tex.), Vol. 10, No. 52, Ed. 1 Wednesday, March 19, 2003 Page: 2 of 8
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Page 2, ILLUSTRATED PAPERBOY, Wednesday, March 19, 2003
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208 N. Travis
Cleveland, TX 77327
281-592-5356
Fax 281-432-0300
illustratedpaperboy@txucom. net
THE PILGRIM’S JOY
MINISTRY
Evangelist David Pilgrim
Open for Church Services
and Revivals
Please call 281-592-4314
NOON’S NENORIES
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Support Group
for the
Sight Impaired
Meeting to be held
Thursday, March 20th, a
2:00 pm in the
Cleveland Regional
Senior Circle Building,
207 E. Crockett
www.outofsight.info
Everyone interested in
visual impairment
is welcome!
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and
Increase Your
Income
with tax-free
municipal bonds.
Call or stop by today
for more information.
Jack
T.
Watson
1206 E.
Houston
Cleveland
TX.
281-593-1176
www. edwardjones. com
Edwardjones
Serving Individual Investors Since 1871
Member SIPC
This is the Dairy Day Parade in downtown
Cleveland in 1955. The camera is looking east
on Houston Street.
Dentures and Partials
® Dentures not fitting well?
® Denture or partial loose?
® Denture broken?
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No Charge For Consultation
(excluding x-ray, if needed)
Most Denture Repair and Reline - SAME DAY
34 Years Experience With Dentures - Partial Placement
Senior Citizen Discount
281-592-1500
By Appointment
Stanley L. Jones, D.D.S.
208 E. Houston St.
_Cleveland, Texas
Day by Duy by Betty Bazar
Kaelan is so much into Spiderman that he believes he is Spiderman or
will be when he grows up someday. His mom and dad got him a Spiderman
costume last Halloween, and he has loved it from the beginning. Somehow
or other, he lost the mask that went to the costume. He was very distraught
about it, but they searched the house thoroughly several times and never
found it. He reconciled himself to that loss but never forgot it.
Everywhere he goes now, Kaelan plays Spiderman. He is constantly jump-
ing around, throwing webs or climbing imaginary walls. He wears his
Spiderman costume at every opportunity, even though it is almost stretched
to the limit. He wears it under his clothes like the comic hero Peter Parker,
if we let him, and proudly raises his shirt to display his Spiderman logo to
anyone who is interested. He has even slept in it a few times. His costume
and his gloves and his web shooter have been his constant companions so you can imagine his horror
when one of my big dogs in the back yard chewed up one of his gloves the other day.
Kaelan had gone outside with his Papaw who was mowing the grass and doing other miscellaneous
things in the yard. I was inside doing my own miscellaneous things when Kaelan came running into
the house, obviously very distressed. Between the tears and anger, I finally made out what the problem
was.
He held out the chewed up glove in his hand and said, “Mamaw, those stupid dogs chewed up my
glove!” His face was red with agitation and he was just devastated that part of his precious costume
was mined. Realizing the enormity of the problem to him and the fact that I couldn’t make it go away,
I pulled him over into my lap and tried to comfort him.
“They are just stupid,” he told me angrily.
“No, they are just dogs,” I answered, “and that’s what dogs do. They chew on things. They had no
idea what they were doing.”
That was small comfort to him. Gradually, I got the information out of him as to which dog grabbed
the glove and how they got hold of it in the first place. Hallie had chewed it up after it had slipped out
of Kaelan’s hands. He had managed to spook her and get his glove back but not before she had
damaged it beyond use.
Looking at his mangled glove, Kaelan asked, “Can you fix it, Mamaw?”
“No, I’m afraidnot, Kaelan. This can’t be fixed. We will just have to try to find you some new ones.
You were about to outgrow it anyway so we will try to find a new costume and gloves for you.”
That pacified him some, although he still misses his glove; at least he still has his costume and his
web shooter and his imagination.
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The Second Annual Cleveland Community Cleanup
will be held on Saturday, April 5th, beginning at 8 am.
Participants will meet at Campbell Park to gather
materials and sign in. A hot dog lunch with entertain-
ment and door prizes will follow the cleanup.
Call Cleveland City Hall at 281-592-2667 today to
register so that you can be assured a tee-shirt.
Personal Profile - Cancer Survivors
continued from front page
is a counselor at Tarkington ISD and has been with the district for seven
years; previous to that, she was with the Cleveland school district.
Marcella was bom in Cleveland and has lived here for all but nine years
of her life. She is married to Jeff McClain and also has two adult chil-
dren—Christoper Sivadon and Kristen Sivadon. Marcella is a two-year
survivor of breast cancer.
Jean Scott is our third and last profile; she has lived all of herdife in
Cleveland. She has been in the Tarkington ISD for fourteen years—first
as a first grade and kindergarten teacher and now as a Reading Interven-
tion teacher. Jean is married to Artis Glenn Scott. She also has two adult
children. Her older son, Andy is a physician assistant and is married to
Susan Scott, a wellness and aerobic director. Her younger son, Eric, is a
graduate of Sam Houston State University and works as an EMT. She
has one grandson, Caleb Scott. Jean has been a breast cancer survivor
for twenty years. She is dedicating her involvement to her friend, Rhonda
Stovall, who helped her through her battle with cancer but lost her own
battle and to her father, William E. Robbins, who also lost the battle
with cancer.
These ladies are just three of many cancer survivors, and their sur-
vival is directly tied to the ongoing research supported by the American
Cancer Society. The first annual American Cancer Society’s Cleveland
Area Relay for Life will be held on March 28-29 at the Cleveland High
School track. The fundraiser will begin at 6:00 pm and end at 6:00 am.
Opening ceremonies and a cancer survivor’s lap will begin at 6:30 pm ,
a survivor’s reception will be held at 7:00 pm at the Cleveland Junior
High cafeteria, and a luminaria ceremony will be at 10:00 pm. The
luminaria may be purchased in honor of or memory of loved ones for a
donation of $5. There will be entertainment and other activities going
on throughout the evening and refreshments will be available. For fur-
ther information, call Ann Patterson at 281-592-1768.
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