East Cleveland leader. [volume], September 17, 1953, Image 12

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Page Twelve
Be Sure You Have
Plenty of Film
BRING US YOUR
VACATION PICTURES
Cameras o Photo Supplies
Repairs o Greeting Cards
Sheet Music
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13521 Euclid at Superior
10 Yean in the Same Location
Old Reliable Sportmen's Store
For Your Supplies
We Issue LICENSES
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"Open Season*’ means many happy hours in the
great outdoors pursuing your favorite game. We
stock everything a hunter needs guns, sheUs,
traps, boots, coats and caps. Make our shop your
starting point for every hunting trip! Come to the
(Formerly Wuertz Hard-" 'e
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Spring Fryers»47c
SPITZER'S
POULTRY & EGG MARKET
OUR NEW LOCATION
11800 Superior SW. 1-7275
(Formerly 13017 Superior near Euclid)
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This is a scene which will be
repeated and repeated again on
Saturday, September 26th as
Camp Fire girls ring doorbells
and as housewives respond with a
contribution for the Kiwanis Youth
Service program.
Saturday is the big day in the
week’s drive for funds as all Ki
wanis clubs in the county join
hands.
The receipt for each contribu
tion will be a bag of peanuts
not at the price of the delicacy
but at the response of the
donor.
Bob Kerr, chairman of the East
Cleveland campaign reminds
“Every dollar received will be
spent in East Cleveland’’. What
better investment in youth? Have
your contribution ready.
Briefs From YMCA
Fall Schedules
Archery
Thursday and Friday. Time: 3:45
to 5:00 p. m. Fee, $1.50 plus “Y”
membership. Place, “Y” House
garage. When, starts September
17th.
Flag Football Clinic and Prevue
Date, September 26th. Place,
“Y” House, 1819 Lee blvd. at
Euclid. Time. 2:00 p. m. Everybody
welcome, no charge. Content, teach
ing of fundamentals, explanation
of rules, demonstrations by Shaw
Varsity. Prevue, three 10 minute
Flag football games between six
schools.
Boys coming to the Clinic are
urged to help in the kids day pea
nut sale. Come at 9:00 a. m. Bring
your lunch and stay for the clinic.
East Cleveland YMCA
Membership Rates
Boys 9 to 14, $4.50 per year
boys, 15 to 17, $5.50 per year
boys, 18 and up, $10.00 per year
Men, $10.00 per year.
Looking To Winter
The city has awarded a contract
for three salt spreaders to the
Ohio Truck Equipment Co., on its
bid of $1585.64 each, plus a $25
allowance on the three old pieces
of equipment.
The spreaders are scheduled to
be received within a few weeks.
For Printing Coll GL. 1-4383
Back to School
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SHOES FORI'bOYS AND GIRLS
BAUMGARTEN’S
The Family Shoe Store
1427 Hayden GL. 1-8516
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Personals
Col. C. W. G. Rich, U.S. Army,
recently of Carlisle Barracks,
Penna., flew from San Fran
cisco, Calif., to Tokyo, Japan, and
expects to go to Korea, shortly.
Col. Rich is the eldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. R. Rich, I, of 488 Cleve
land rd.
Items for this column may be
sent to 14600 Euclid ave. or
phoned to PO. 1-3378. Deadline is
5:00 p.m. Tuesday.
Three pre-nuptial affairs were
given for Jean Hagberg whose
marriage to Robert Ambler took
place on Saturday, August 29th.
Mrs. William Gates was oshtess at
a shower. Neighbors and friends
surprised Jean at the home of
Mrs. John Stamp and the re
hearsal diner was given by Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Kelling.
Mr. and Mrs. James Shafer of
Stanwood rd. have as their home
guest Mrs. Shafer’s sister, Miss
Elsie King of Davenoprt, Iowa.
Last weekend Mr, Shafer’s brother,
Philip Boardman of Philadelphia
was their guest.
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Claus,
former Mildred Dopslaf of 14716
Alder ave., East Cleveland and
daughters Debbie Lou and Cassie
Lee have moved to their new
home at 3022 Heresford dr. in
Parma, Ohio.
Fairytale Theater will present
“Bonny’s Boy,” a dog story for
National Dog Week, Sunday Sep
tember 20th, over WGAR at 12:30
p. m. Marvin Hart, 13094 Strath
more ave., son of Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert H. Hart, will portray the
part of Davy’s father. Melvin, is
a senior at Cathedral Latin High
School.
Mrs. Paul E. Berg, from Seattle,
Wash., is visiting her ister, Mrs.
W. E. Brusman, 15202 Elderwood
ave., Mrs. Brusman’s mother, Mrs.
C. L. Kinney who has been hers
over a year, will return to her
home in Alhambra, Calif, around
the 25th, accompanied by Mrs.
Berg.
Mrs. Richard E. Welch, form
erly of Emily ave., and Mrs. Rose
Gydosh were co-hostesses to soma
50 guests at the former’s home,
4909 East 90th st., Sunday, Sep
tember 4rd. The affair was a
bridal shower honoring Miss Mar
garet Welch of Emily ave. who
will be married to Richard Ven
tura in October.
Jo Anne Becker of 13312 Fifth
ave. has enrolled in the Frances
Payne Bolton School of Nursing.
Miss Becker, who has completed
two years of work in Flora Stone
Mather College, was on the Dean’s
Regular Dry Cleaning Service
Trousers, Cleaned and Pressed.. .50c
Sweaters, Cleaned and Pressed. .49c
Skirts, Cleaned and Pressed..........50c
Quick Service or Picfc-Up and Delivery
Slightly Mere
FAST 2-HOUR SERVICE
Dupont’s excellent Perchlor Cleaning Fluid used on
all cleaning. Restores luster and brightens all original
colors. Garments fully insured. All work done in our
own licensed plant
DEAN CLEANERS
15608 Euclid (opposite Colt)
PICK-UP and DELIVERY
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List for her Sophomore year. Both
Mather and the Nursing School are
of Western Reserve University.
Mrs. Danny Parry (Jean Hub
bart) of Euclid was the honor
guest at a surprise stork shower
Friday evening, September 11th,
Mrs. William Grabert of 13304
First ave. being the hostess. Fif
teen guests were present.
Miss Ruth Ellen Laurence of
14222 Potomac ave., is enroute to
California where she will make
her home for an indefinite time.
Miss Laurence was formerly on
the faculty of the School of Nurs
ing, Huron Road Hospital.
Free
Delivery
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Whoiosaia Prices for
15522 Euclid
AT TAYLOR ROAD
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Boneless Lean
VEAL STEW
Loin
VEAL ROAST
tb. 69
Loin
VEAL CHOPS
u. 79«
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Choice
VEAL STEAK
u. 95
Assorted
COLD CUTS
u.
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Spring
LEG o' LAMB
Lb. 69*
U. S. Choice Short Cut
Standing Rib Roast
79«
Lb.
Moving Children
Constant Hazard
For Motorists
Children May Dare Drivers
Beware!
“With the opening of schools in
September, thousands of children
again are using the streets and
highways, which means more
chances they may be killed or in
jured by motor vehicles,” H. S.
Weaver, Chief of Police said today.
In an appeal to motorists to help
reduce the toll of child accidents
in traffic, he pointed out that 209
children under the age of 15 years
were killed by automobiles in Ohio
during 1952.
It is the responsibility of motor
ists be on the look-out for chil
dren at all times and to slow down
when driving in residential dis
tricts or near schools, play
grounds, or vacant lots. He cau
tioned drivers ,especially to keep
a sharp eye out for moving chil
dren—children running, on roller
skates, or on tricycles and scooters
—children playing on curbs, in
alleys and between parked cars.
Accidental death and injury, al
ways tragic, seems more pointless
and wasteful when little children
are the victims.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G.
Kidd, 1371 Hayden ave., a boy,
Joseph Frederick, September 4th.
Window Washing
Storm Window and Scraan Sarvica
Wall Washing Outtor* Claanad
HOUSE CLEANING
Fully Inturad
VETERANS
FRESH GRADE A
CLEANING
12700 Superior Ave. GL. 1-7482
GL. 1-2757 Evening U. 1-9447
CALVIN B. COATES
Direct From Our Own Farms
Pullet
EGGS............ dos. TtU
I Dosen $1.30
Stewing
CHICKENS .. ib.
35c
FRESH CUT-UP
CHICKEN
ST. CLAIR-SHAW POULTRY
12530 St. Clair Avenue
Weddings and Banquets Next To The Cleveland Trust Bank
CIRINO’S
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Bon.l.u Uan Gold Band
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Shaw Hi-Y Greets
New Members At
Y House Monday
The Shaw Hi-Y will hold its first
meeting of the semester, this Mon
day evening, September 21st at
7:30 p. m., in the “Y” House at
Euclid and Lee. A cordial invita
tion is extended to the new 10 B’s
and any other Shaw students who
wish to become members. This
semester an extensive schedule of
programs, social events and sports
FREE DELIVERY
orders of ss or over)
We Are As Near To You As Your Telephone No Crowds
No Waiting Shop From Your Own Home In Comforf.
SAVE on these WEEK END SPECIALS
CHOICE VEAL _____
Gold Band
COFFEE
Lb.
Greer Freestone
PEACHES
No. Can
KIDNEY BEANS
2
No. 2 Cans
GilberTs be»*
ROAST 59c
25c
Edward's Fancy
25*
Instant Coffee
NESCAFE
6-oz. Jar
Swill
CLEANSER
Cans
Edward's Pony
DILL PICKLES
m. 49c
Swift's Brookfield
BUTTER
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Thursday, September 17, 1963
have been planned. If a group of
boys wish to form a new chapter
of Hi-Y, get in touch with any of
the Hi-Y officers or the “Y” Sec
retary.
The officers for this term are
Bill Bennett, President Dick
Freedman, Vice President Jim
Kitson, Secretary Jim Leach,
Treasurer, and Jay Hunton, Chap
lain. Dean Louis has been ap
pointed as program chairman.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas
A. Ricciardi, 1824 Brightwood rd.,
a girl, Rosalie Ann, September 4th.,
13505 EUCLID AVENUE at SUPERIUR
Right Next Door to the Liquor Store
’’STELL’’ and "ROLUE” ROWLAND ... At Your Service
OP
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’chlHrenGROUIW/
Schools Are Open. Children Are All Over
the Streets, So
Drive Carefully, Drink Moderately
Fall Is Just Around the Corner
and that means football, indoor parties, clambakes
(and still outdoor picnics) the best place and the
nicest people
"STELL" and "ROLLIE"
have the FINEST FOODS, the BIGGEST SELECTION of
WINES (imported and domestic) to make any
Picnic or Party a Big Success
For Your Selection More Than
60 Brands of BEER and ALE
BUY the Case or BUY the Bottle Just Call "ROLLIE"
also the Finest Domestic and Imported WINES and
CHAMPAGNES!
FREE PARKING
Sot
Back Door!
Serving E. Cleveland and CJeve. Hts. since 1935
BEER WINE MIXERS
Deltoer Phone GL. 1-8305
We Rent Punch Bowls and Cups Open Till 10 P. Dally
'Square Deal'
Super Murket
GL. 1-5800
VAUCYAMS
75c 3 Lb. 29c
Fresh
BRUSSEL SPROUTS
QtBox
29c
California
JUICE ORANGES
2
Dozen
59c
Froxen Bonnie
Buttered STEAKS
Pkg. of 4
39«
Edwards Froxen
STRAWBERRIES
10-oz. Can
Froxen
LEMONADE
2
6-oz. Cans
29^
All Sweet
MARGARINE
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