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THURSDAY, APRIL 16th
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JUST NORTH OF 5 POINTS Open Monday, Wednesday, Friday Evenings
Sign Up Now For
Learn To Swim
Classes At ”Y"
The first breath of Spring has
scarcely been breathed, but the
YM-YWCA already has its eyes
on the pools and beaches of sum
mer. They are announcing their
usual Spring Learn to Swim
classes. Miss Marilyn Thorman,
YWCA Health Education Di-!
rector will teach the Y Girls, and
Bill Wells, YMCA Program Di
rector will teach the boys. Both
instructors are YMCA Certified
Aquatic instructors.
Classes start Saturday, April
25th and continue each Saturday
through May 23rd. There will be
11:30, 12:00, 12:30 and 1:00 ses
sions for a fee of only one dollar.
This fee will later be applicable
on a registration for YMCA or
YWCA membership if parents
wish their child to continue in
regular “Y” Learn- to Swim
classes in the fall. Registration
-’loses April 23rd.
Boys and girls found to be
swimmers (able to swim 60 ft.
or more) will be rejected and
their fee returned.
The following blank may be
filled in and mailed to the East
Cleveland YM-YWCA, 1831 Lee
rd.
Name
SUNDAY. APRIL 19th
THE CARAVAN'S
And His Orchestra
The Green Darby
Address
Age___ Phone
School
I want my boy or girl to par
ticipate in the YM-YWCA “Learn
to Swim” Campaign and I en
close the $1.00 registration fee.
Parent signature
Grade School
Softball Opens
Monday, 27th
“Play Ball” will be the cry on
Monday, April 27th as the East
Cleveland YMCA sponsored
Grade School Softball league
gets into action.
The league is divided into an
Eastern and Western Division
with the winners in each playing
for the championship on May
25th. A., rotating trophy awaits
the winning teams and final
standings are determined on a
percentage basis.
The YMCA bus transports the
visiting team to games and back
to their home school after each
game, which start between 3:45
and 4:00 p. m. with 4:05 p. m.
being forfeit time. Games called
off due to rain will be played on
a Thursday or Friday.
In the following schedule the
game will be played on the home
field of the school first named.
EAST CLEVELAND YMCA
GRADE SCHOOL SOFTBALL
SCHEDULE 1959
April 27, Caledonia vs. Cham
bers April 28, Mayfair vs. Ro
zelle April 29, Prospect vs.
Chambers.
May 4, Rozelle vs. Superior
May 5, Prospect vs. Caledonia
May 7, Superior vs. Mayfair.
May7 11, Chambers vs. Pros
pect May 12, Superior vs. Ro
zelle May 13, Caledonia vs. Pros
pect.
May 18, Rozelle vs. Mayfair
May 19, Chambers vs. Caledonia
May 20, Mayfair vs. Superior.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Klau.
Neumann, 1740 Page ave., a
boy, Eric Karl, April 2nd.
LOW SUDS
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HOME DELIVERED
25 lbs. _____ $4.50
50 lbs. ______$8.25
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SALES
SERVICE
All Models
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Shaw Wins
Opener
Shaw High won its opening
basebal game with Brush 5-0
having five hits to their oppon
ent’s one. Bill Morris, op the
mound for the Cards struck out
14. Kenny Connell was the
catcher. For Brush it was Bas
tion, pitching and Boncheck,
catching.
Track Winner
Terry Johnston, St. Joseph
High senior, was a double win
ner in last week’s indoor track
meet at the Arena.
He took the high hurdles in
6.6 seconds and set a new meet
record in the lows of 6.1 sec
onds.
Euclid won the Suburban I
crown with St. Joseph’s plac
ing second.
Terry lives at 15979 Nela
crest rd.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. An
thony Paluckas, 14120 Ardenall
ave., a girl, Lorraine Marie,
March 30th.
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Also low cost fire insurance, car
insurance, contents insurance,
public liability. Make this a must.
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Evening Classes
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Photography Advanced
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Membership Fee
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Rheumatism- Arthritis
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Relief from those torturing pains or
no charge. Only one trip required.
Disabled persons may send a friend.
45 South Mt. Vernon Ave.. 500 ft.
off Rt., 40. Uniontown, Pa. Office
hours: Daily 10—6. Sunday 10—4.
Permanently located
A proven herb remedy
for the past 17 years.
Foster Homes
Needed
Families needed to care for
children supervised by the Divi
sion of Child Welfare County
Welfare Dept, urgent need for
pre-school and adolescent chil
dren. This agency pays board,
provides clothing and medical
care. These cliildren are not
for adoption Applicants must
meet agency standards and pro
vide references.
Call or Write
MISS GERTRUDE KOHL
2210 Cedar Ave. TO. 1-4135
EAST CLEVELAND LEADER
Free Movie Tickets
plimentary tickets to the Shaw
Hayden Theatre by reading the
ode to this paper. There are too
mush to ten ode scattered thro
tiie paper. If you Bnd your name,
lust dip the ad and take *o
(he Shaw Hayden Theatre and
you 'll qe* *wo free tickets.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday,
"Rally Round The Flag, Boys."
Kiddie Matinee Saturday,
"Kelly and Me", an hour of car
toons, Matinee Club.
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday,
"Boll, Book, and Candle."
Next Wednesday, "Escort
West" and "Machete."
Check ail the ads and maybe
you'll find your name. If oof this
wesk. be sure to look next week.
There'll bo ton names each week
good for 70 tickets at the Shaw
Hayden Theatre.
Millham Is New
College Prexy
Former vice president and now
consultant for the lamp division
of General Electric Co. at Nela
Park, Donald L. Millham has
been named vice president of Un
ion College, Schenectady, N.Y.
Millham is a director of Euclid
Glenville Hospital and for the
last two years has been chairman
of a Division A group of the
United Appeal.
VFW Teenagers
Plan A Dance
The V.F.W. Jr. Girls Unit No.
1500 is sponsoring a Teen Agers
Dance, under the auspices of
the East Cleveland Ladies Auxil
iary, Sunday, April 19th, 1959
at the Post’s Hall, 18403 Euclid
ave., from 2 to 6 p. m.
Disc Jockey Joe will be on
hand to spin records.
The purpose of this dance is to
raise funds for their banner.
All Teens are welcome!
New Coin Club
A new coin club is being
formed. It has been christened
the Northeast Ohio Coin Club.
All meetings will be held on the
third Tuesday of every month at
the Tudor Arms Hotel, 10660
Carnegie ave., at 7:30 p. m.
A coin auction will be the fea
ture of the club’s first meeting
on April 21st. Refreshments will
be served. Visitors and guests
are welcome. For further infor
mation, call President Dick Krotz
at PO. 1-5589.
SERVICE CLUB
To be informed on the fast
moving events dealing with
Cleveland’s Port Control, the
East Cleveland Exchange Club
will hear William J. Rogers.
Director, Department of Port
Control. Mr. Rogers speaks to
the club, April 21st at the Y
House at noon.
WHITE’S ON THE MOVE!
FRIDAY, APRIL 17 th
Art Perko and His Orchestra
SATURDAY, APRIL 18th
Norm Novak and His Orchestra
WHITE’S CHIMES BAR
27121 Chardcn Rd. (Rt. 6), Richmond Heights, Ohio
NO MJNCHS ALLOWED AT WHITE'S
Dancing From 10 P.M. to 2 A.M.
EUCLID AVENUE
OUTDOOR THEATRE
EUCLID AVENUE AT BISHOP ROAD
WICKLIFFE
Thun., Fri., Sat. April 18. 17, 18
Color by Technicolor
SAL MINEO PHILLIP CAREY
WALT DISNEY'S
"TONKA"
Sun., Mon., Tum. April 19, 20, 21
All Color Show
GLEN FORD ERNEST BORGNINE
"TORPEDO RUN"
FRED MacMURRAY MAGGIE HAYES
"GOOD DAY FOR
A HANGING"
COMING WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22nd
"I WANT TO LIVE"
and
"ESCORT WEST"
WH. 3-1244
Garden Therapy Works
Miracles At Hospital
A unique conservation and
garden therapy project is be
ing successfully carried on at
The Salvation Army’s Booth
Memorial Hospital at 1881 Tor
benson dr.
Originated by the North East
Garden Club the program has
blossomed through the enthusi
astic and loving support of
many other garden clubs whose
members know the serenity
that comes from working in a
garden.
In addition to adding even
more beauty to the ten acre
wooded site of the hospital,
these particular gardens have
a far more significant purpose.
They are lending a lasting in
tangible factor in the care, re
habilitation and readjustment
of the unwed mothers who find
a haven in the dual services at
Booth. Here, in sought-for pri
vacy and safety, these expect
ant mothers are learning gar
den skills and attending classes
in flower arranging and cor
sage making.
“Nothing,” says Mrs. Ed
mund Smircina, project chair
man, “is as relaxing as garden
ing. This is being proved here
time and again.”
At a meeting of representa
tives of the clubs now enrolled
in this garden therapy program
held Tuesday at the hospital,
plans for the Spring and sum
mer were made. The unusually
severe winter has worked hav-
Are Stamp
Award Winners
Award winners at the East
1 e v el a n Philatelic Society’s
fifth Annual Exhibition held Sun
day, April 12th are announced as
follows:
Grand Club Trophy to Mrs.
Matilda Adams for her England’s
Railroads collection. The ATA
Topical award went to Mrs.
Regine Born for her United Na
tions Worldwide showing. The
SPA Research Award went to
L. K. Jordon who entered W’orlds
First Stamp cancelations. I
Mrs. Lee Johnson, Lee Olson,
won the club trophies. Their re
spective exhibits were Stamps of
Africa, Foreign and U. S. Cleve
land Precancels.
The Junior club trophies were
captured by Wm. Johnson, jr.
and James Van Tilberg. William
collects World Airmails History
of Flights and James feature is
U. S. Louisiana Purchase. James
is a member of the Euclid YMCA
Stamp Club. Ten Euclid Club
members competed for this par
ticular trophy.
Are You A Ceramist?
Would You Like To
Be One?
Everyone Welcome To Our
OPEN HOUSE
Sat and Sun.. April 18 and 19
MARINKO'S
CERAMIC STUDIO
On Chardon Rd.. 1000 Ft. West
of SOM Center (Rt 91)
Willoughby Hills WH. 3-4795
Euclid Homes
CANTEEN
DANCE
Saturday, April 18th
7:30 P.M. Till 11:30 P.M.
Featuring The
FIVE KNIGHTS
20600 Shawnee Ave.
Just off East 200th St.
Hi-Glots
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WE DELIVER
oc with much of the planting
while the laying of new gas
mains through the ground
means starting a number of
garden plots all over again.
Mr. Henry Pree, Garden Ed
itor of the Cleveland Press,
serves as consultant.
The participating garden
groups are: East Shore of
Cleveland and Euclid, Terrace
of East Cleveland, Canterbury
and Window Box of the.
Heights, Shaker Heights Gar
den Club, Rookwood of Cleve
land, Four Corners of Wil
loughby, Green Thumb of Uni-!
versity Heights and the Shore
Garden Club.
Because of its purpose, the
North East Garden Club Fund
for Booth Memorial Hospital
has been granted exemption
from income tax by the U. S.!
Internal Revenue Service as of
March 13th, 1957. All dona
tions to this fund will be tax
exempt.
Fund trustees are: Mrs.
Richard M. Bourne, Dr. Hanna
E. Perry, Mrs. Kenneth G.
Reider, Mr. Ralph E. Shurt
leff, Mrs. Herbert G. Brown.
Mr. Henry L. Pree, Mrs. Floyd!
P. Shephard and Mrs. Edmund.
F. Smircina.
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LAKE SHORE DRIVING SCHOOL
WH. 3-1816
DR. JEROME FISHER
CHIROPODIST
Wishes To Announce The Change Of His Office
TO
22074 LAKE SHORE BLVD.
EUCLID, OHIO
For The Convenience Of His Patients
In The Care Of Their Feet
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FORMER CLEVELAND TRUST BANK LOCATION
MR. AND MRS. ANDREW DROTLEFF
FORMERLY OF EUCLID, OHIO
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