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TREASURER'S NOTICE
RATES OF TAXATION 1960
FRANK M. BRENNAN
NAMES OF VILLAGES
DO HEREBY PUBLISH NOTICE of the rates of taxation for the tax year I960 as provided by Rev.
Section 323.08 G. C. The number of dollars and cents levied on each $100.00 of property listed for
Taxation within said County for the Tax Year 1960 is as follows:
FOR COUNTY PURPOSES
Geneta). $0,143: Indebtedness. $0.79 Cleveland Metropolian Park District, $0-028 Current Expense,
Welfare and Relief, 80.300 ToUl County Levy. $0 550.
RATES EXPRESSED IN DOLLARS AND CENTS ON EACH ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
OF TAX VALUATION
Grand opening ceremonies for
East Cleveland Savings and
Loan’s new Hayden avenue of
fices will take place next Thu
rsday, when City Manager
Charles Carran cuts the sym
bolic ribbon to officially in
augurate the new building.
Designed by architect Antho
ny Cerisi and built by the Bol
ton-Pratt Company, the mod
em new office is just a few
doors away from East Cleve
land Savings’ old facility. The
new building presents a strik
ing contrast to the old. Un
officially opened three weeks
ago, the bright, uncluttered
structure has “many distinct
advantages over the old loca
tion”, according to manager
Jack Wise.
More Parking Facilities
“The new building has more
off-street parking, better pri
vate offices for conferences,
and enough paying windows—
and tellers—to provide the kind
of service our customers should
have,” he said.
Wise pointed out a number
of changes in the styling of
financial institutions within re
cent years which reflect
changes in attitude.
“Right or wrong,” he said,
“all financial institutions used
to be designed to impress peo
ple with their magnificence. In
stead, the dark, dour furnish
ings and decoration helped fri
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ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 5. 1960,
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people
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ure is eontemporary, according
to the architect. “Such features
as open beam construction, wal
nut and Formica fixtures, and
glareless, indirect lighting, cou
pled with a general feeling of
bright openness are features
Music Fills
Mothers' Club
Yule Program
Forty-five Villa Angela Aca
demy girls from their Glee Club
directed by Sister M. Afra,
O.S.U. and fifty-five boys from
St. Joseph High School com
bined their voices Monday eve
ning in a joint venture under
the direction of Brother Aaron,
S.M. The 100 voice combination,
a first in the history of the
school, sang after the annual
Mothers’ Club Christmas party
for the faculty of St. Joseph
High School.
USt CLEVELAND LEADER
Ribbon-Cutting Affair Opens New Bank Office
that would have been impos
sible to find in any financial
institution just a decade ago,”
Cerisi said.
Second Major Expansion
The new Hayden office rep
resents East Cleveland Savings’
second expansion of facilities
within four years. The first, a
new set of offices, conference
rooms and community meeting
rooms in the Hillcrest area at
preliminary to the diocesan
wide Christmas music festival
to be held at Public Hall where
a massed chorus of about 1,500
will sing. This event will be
held on Jan. 4th.
The Glee Club concert in
cluded: “Ring Those Christmas
Bells,” “The Shepherd’s Story”
(an English carol), “Ding Dong
Merrily on High” (ancient
French carol), “Sing Ye Noel”
(17th century melody sometime
called “The Echo Carol”),
Bach’s “Now Let Every Tongue
Adore Thee”, Hector Berlioz’s
“Thou Must Leave Thy Lowly
Dwelling,” and a traditional
13th century tune, “March of
the Kings.”
Mrs. Michael Campolieti, 471
East 266th st., Euclid, vice-pres
ident of the St. Joseph Mothers’
Guild, was honorary chairman
Also adding festivity to the
occasion was the St. Joseph
Concert and Dance bands under of the Christmas party annually
the direction of Mr. Norman given for the faculty. President
KT .. V rUrorfm. Tf of th«
Guild
Novak, instrumental director. 19700 Achene Eu
was the dance bands first pub-lid Moderator of the school
lie performance. band is Brother Gerard Dwyer,
The Glee Club concert was a I S.M.
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Business Individual Partnership Estimates
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5816 Mayfield rd., was comple
ted in June of 1957.
Completion of the new Hay
den Office marks one of the
last major steps in East Cleve
land Savings’ 40th Anniversary
celebration. Founded in 1920,
the company has grown with
the area to its present size from
a small group which first made
transactions in the rear of a
neighborhood hardware store.
40 Employees
Are Honored
By U A 0
Frank
Forty employees, averaging
over 32 years of service with
the Company,^were honored at
UARCO Incorporated’s four
teenth annual Quarter Century
Banquet recently at the Cleve
land Athletic Club.
Thomas Roach, William Pec
jak, John McManamon, and
William Ahlin, the guests of
honor, were presented with
gold watches in recognition of
twenty-five years of service
with the company.
Mr. L. J. Cazalet, Cleveland
plant manager, also paid spe
cial tribute to Joseph Ensch,
who completed thirty years of
service, and to Frank Demko,
Andrew Haluska, Roy Kopaeka,
Joseph Krocker, John Marek,
Ann Martin, Olive Martin, and
Carl Pohle, all who had com
pleted thirty-five years of serv
ice during 1960.
UARCO Incorported, one of
the leaders in the* manufactur
ing and designing of business
forms, has a branch plant at
13300 Coit rd.
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A'
Bernard Keister
Voted Exchange
Club President
Bernard Keister, a certified
public accountant with the firm
of Keister-Ritchie and Co. was
elected president of the East
Cleveland Exchange Club for
the coming year.
He has been a member of
the local group for the past
seven years and previously ser
ved as 'first vice president and
secretary.
Mr. Keister lives with his
wife Frances, and three child-
Bernard KeitOer
ren Bernard, Larry and Janice
at 3415 Lownesdalp rd.
He is also on the board of
managers for the East Cleve
land YMCA.
Other new exchange club of
ficers for 1961 are Jack Wise,
first vice president Dr. Rob
ert C. Kulow, second vice
president Dr. Richard S. Wat
kins, secretary and Mario Kol
enc, treasurer.
Members of the board of con
trol elected were Harry H. Hall
(immediate past president),
Kenneth Bolmeyer, James F.
Monreal, Thomas Bennington,
Frank S. O’Malley and Dr.
John A. Stahl.
The new officers will be in
troduced at the club’s regular
noon meeting at the East
Cleveland YMCA next Tuesday.!
They will formally instal
led at an affair to be held,
Saturday, Jan. 14th.
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We are pleased to announce the grand opening of our new
Hayden Office at 1355 Hayden Avenue (less than a
block away from our present location.) Beginning Tuesday,
December 27th, we’re having a gala celebration
and hope you will stop in to see this attractive new
b’lilding and get your free gifts. Souvenirs for everyone.
We’ll look forward to toeing you there.
£or/ Cleveland Sa vines
and
Loan Company
1385 Hayden Avenue
a
(Near Shaw)
Two Modern Offices 1
5816 Mayfield Road
(East of Brainard)
Thursday, December 21 IMO
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Coming December 27th
GRAND OPENING
East Cleveland Savings
New Hayden Office
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Farts fires and Accessories
Wheels, Tires Tubes, all Types ona Sites
Bicycles .and Trieyeles Repaired
Wheels Straightened Repaired
Re tired Welding
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