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should be made III the high schools
to provide a high quality of voca-
tional guidance. Many schools
have no guidance program at all.
In September, 1854, the Euclid
Schools expanded their guidance
program to include the services of
eighteen teachers who devote one
half time to counseling. During the
past three years, a guidance COM
mittee has been functioning to
study the improvement and expan-
sion of the program.
4 The School Survey Committee
recommended that all schools
should provide pupils with the op-
portunity for general education of
a high quality with emphasis upon
basic skills and understanding
needed for competent citizenship
and successful employment. Most
of the special vocational programs
which they recommend are used
in modified form in the Euclid
program. Some of these programs
are not adaptable to urban COM
munities.
5. The Commission furt h er
recommends that there should be
an expansion of the school health
program. This should require
periodic health examinations, i'm
munization against contagious
disease, and teachers should be
trained to recognize signs of i'll
health. The physical education pro-
gram should be expanded to i'm
prove the physical development of
children.
6. The Commission recon-
mends that authorities should
review schedules to determine
whether longer or shorter periods
of time should be devoted to par
ticular subjects. In like manner,
the daily pupil load of teachers
could be reduced.
7. 1t was recommended that
each school should offer an ade-
quate range of offerings. They
found many Ohio schools which
had serious omissions in their
programs.
8. The Commission recon-
mended that the new State Board
of Education establish minimum
standards for all schools of the
state, and that the schools should
carry on an evaluation program of
all their activities. The commission
found an overemphasis on ath-
letics and, in some schools, on
music. Their recommendations in
clude a more balanced program.
9. They recommended that Cur
riculum Councils should be estab-
lished for the continuous study of
the educational program, and that
adequate leadership in this field
and consultant services should be
provided. 1t is interesting to note
that for the last three years a
Curriculum Council has acted as
directing agency for the curricu-
lum program in the Euclid Schools
10. The Commission advocated
more direct help and supervision
for classroom teachers. They point
out the limited number of super
visors and consultants which are
available in most schools in the
state.
II. They recommend the es-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-04-14

Cancer is the No. 1 killer Of
children.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-04-14
In Men,Oridn,

IN memory of Mother and Aunt Car
mella Barberio who passed away
April 9, 1854
Today recalls sad memories
OF a dear one gone to rest,
Our love for a Dear Mother
Who meant so much TO all of US
You are not forgotten,
And never will be,
AS long as life and memory lasts
We shall remember thee.
Sadly missed by son, Frank
Daughters, Mary and Florence
Nephew, Joe
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-04-14
Antique Show

The 31st semi-annual Antique
Show sponsored by The Society of
Collectors, Inc. for the benefit of
Dunham Tavern Museum, 6709
Euclid ave-. will be held at The
Tudor Arms Hotel, Carnegie ave.
East 10th ST., Monday through
Thursday, April 25th-28th, 1900
1890 p. m. All articles exhibited
will be for sale.
Mrs. Mabel Houser, who was
librarian of the Collinwood Branch
Library until her retirement a few
years ago, is a member of the
Board of Directors of the Museum,
and feels that the show is an op-
portunity not to be missed, both
for antiques on display, as we'll as
the satisfaction of helping pre-
serve the Museum, which is open
free to the public every afternoon
except Monday.
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program based upon fixed achieve
ment standards is contrary to the
most recent discoveries and expert
ments in medicine and psychology.
Semester and year end tests are in
the program in the Euclid Senior
High School. Periodic samplings
are taken with standardized tests
on certain grade levels. These tests
are used for measurement and
study, but are not the basis of
promotion.
3. The Commission recon-
mended that a greater effort
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-04-14
L. A. to B. of r. T. 429

Collinwood Lodge No. 429 L. A
to B. of R. T. celebrated it's 45th
anniversary Friday, March 25th
with dinner at Rondini's Restau.
rant.
Fifteen members were present
including three charter members:
Maude Textor, the first president;
Ella Hughes, the first and present
treasurer and Alice Nelson, past
president. All were presented with
corsageS.
Following the dinner, the regu.
lar meeting of the group was held
at Moose Hall.
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IRISH AMERICAN CLUB

The Irish American Club is spon-
soring a benefit dance Friday,
April 18th at St. Malachi's Hall,
West 25th and Washington ave.
There will be both Irish and
American dancing and all are well
come.
Proceeds go to Tommy O'Dough-
erty, former secretary of the club,
who has been i'll for some time.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-04-14
Roofing. Siding. Cutters
Repdir Work Coll WI. 3-446l
JOHN GREGORC

a study of practices in providing
for gifted children. This commit
tee is expected to report before
the end of the year to the Cur
riculum Council.
A committee is also working
upon a study of grade cards which
is in conformity with the Commits
sion's recommendations. They hope
to obtain some new form which
will make the reports of teachers
to parents more effective than at
the present.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-04-14

WE wish TO express our sincere sp-
probation TO the priests of ST.
Josephs Church, Altar and Rosary
Society, Ladies Auxiliary of the
Moose, friends and neighbors for
their kindness and sympathy in loss
Gilbride.
THE EiIhride Family
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Miss Eva Van Womer

Miss Eva Van Womer who made
her home with her sister, Mrs. w.
B. Wornock, 1881 Reyburn rd.,
died April 9th in Doctors Hos
pital, aged sc years. Burial was in
Alliance, where she resided until
coming here in 1925.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-04-14

Last year about $4,000 Ameri.
cans were saved from dying OF
cancer. This figure could have been
doubled if every case had been
treated in time, the American
Cancer Society says.
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POINTERS LADIES
AUXILIARY

The Pointers Ladies Auxiliary is
holding a drive for new members
and are inviting the wives of the
Pointers Club who have not joined
the Auxiliary to do so this coming
Monday, April 18th, which is the
night of their regular meeting.
Entertainment has been planned
and there will be refreshments
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21
HOUSES FURNISHED icsnt.l lnousEs uhEuI

ARL., s.-cisan, attrse. furn.. 2-bed-
rm., 2-story det. home; new cleo.
range and refgr.. auto. washer: Ice
rear patio and yard fenced: shade
trees. level lawn. barbecue nrepl;
eonv. rentaEon: I.iare bus. shop;
DICK BAssETT, Resltor. IA. q
5O57. IA. 2-43l1. Ia
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-ExceptionalIy
WELL-FURNIsHED. 3-bedroom. g
bath detached home. Finished 3rd
floor could be used as 4th bedroom;
half block from transportation.
This Is not the ordinary "run-of-the-
mill rental. but q home that has
OF. 4-is53: daily til s pm, EN-
2-74OO. METzLER REALTOR, 5O22
Conn. ave. NV.
3-BEDROOM SEMIDET., full base
ment, lavishly furnished: close e
new freeway; S135 per month. Call
til 8 pm, WA. 7-0611. MATTHIAS
iSSs BRADLEY BLVD. Chevy Chase.
Md.-Lse. 8 bedIms-. ga baths;
For appointment. call Mr.. EVANS,
G a4sfoTi 1880 asth st. NV
Newly remodeled. smaller white brk.
house, tastefully dec; ? bedrms..
irepl.. patio. s142.50. Ma. s-4a72.
1909 MADISON ST. N.w.-Liv. rm.,
din. rm.. kit. bedrms.. ga baths,
rec. room; SECS. BRoDIE 4 COL
NV. ma. $3.50. III
n. ARL.-Niceiy furn. 2-bedrm. house,
close to Hecht's: school and transp.
FENCED yard; Sl25. ia. 6-os27: after
FOR RENT, 1 April a5 to May rs only
brick. Bethesda area. Call Wo, g.
4s ;s@o NEBRASKA AVE. N,w.-6 rms
c cSif VIZ W. s-ss79 OF or THE s' M Ri S
TRUST CO. Real Estate, Dept. MA.
/ sssU c CALVERT ST. N.w.-1o rooms,
4 baths; ideal iratsrp M Or roe M
CATHEDRAL AREA - Avail. now:
most attr. s4-bedrm.. 2h-bath home;
[. MILLS q SON. OIL. 6-7625'
A Ii ssfSsI Attrac. e-6edrm.
closets. tiled bath, din. rm., equip
kit, full bsrnt.. rec. space. Bendix;
big yard; close new school, shops
G Kess h sl0s5S' Charming s-rm
house. Az months; about June ]
ADULTS. Garden. $500. DU: z
N. ARL.-4- bedrm.. 2-bath brick
rambler: Ice. rms: lovely neigh
horhood; 5000. CAROLINE l.
CAMPBELL. JE. 3-O173.
WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS
Northwest bedrms., 2 baths. rec
reation room; $3.50.
MALORA r. CHRISTIAN INC.
1905 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 6-292S
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

s3I 9Th ST. Sc, BOOMING HOUSE.
IA rooms. 4 baths, hot-water oil
heat; all rooms pvt, entering on a
hallway: can be rented as rooms or
4 compl. apis. S135 mo-; will lease
t. s sesgo1 co party 5sss J; DALLAS GRADY
for sale or lease. well
equipped: 6-yr. lease left. RIA; g.
sGuiPERMARKEr can b. bought right.
low overhead; good for partners.
IA, 9-l199 for appointment.
will purchase two 4-unit self-con-
tanned 2-bedrm. apis; "a yrs. old.
Income. 5000 per mo. MR.. MILLER.
owner vi En- SELLING roomins house ~ ::
lhd66 6T;, cash terms terms or trade. IA,
Ro0MiNG HoUsE. Ink. for sale or
trade: owner leaving city. No reas-
enable offer refused. Brokers inquiry
invited. Free heat and free hot
water: !S75 rent. S2.100 value. First
ress offer accepted. IA. 5-oo1I, IA.
WANTED. BAR. tavern with booths
or luncheonette which can be con-
verified into bar: prefer downtown
Northwest location; seats rs or less.
Call DI. 7-@1oo. o am. to II Pm.
CHINCHLLAs. 500. 4 males, 4 fe-
males; reg. and graded. Phone DU.
EaUiPPED POOL ROOM for rent, 8
tables, $500 per mo. 915 9th st.
NV MA. S-4639. EN-. 2-5842. "a
RETIRE TO THIS small. modern mo-
tel on busy highway and enjoy life:
about an hours drive from Wash;
good income without working day
needs $4,000 cash. RIPLEY &
ROMER, Gaithersburg 800.
GREETING CARDS AND GIFTS
Party supplies. souvenirs, costume
iewelry; prime downtown loo. Small.
Entire price only $500 cash. Box
477-Z, Star.
DOLL Observation-Disclosures and repair
old dolls: going business; small in
yestment required. Call MA. S-606s,
ETY. "a
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.w.

=
AMER. U. PARK. $50. some
3-bedroom. 2-bath brick Colonial OF
superb quality and in beautiful con-
dition. Wonderful location, near
43rd and Verplanck pl.. near the
city's finest public, psrochial and
private schools. FRANK s. PHILLIPS.
DI, 1-I41l; ewes, DE. 2-46l3.
AMER. UNIV. PARK-splendid loca-
ton at one Of the choice hiEn points
Charming white brick Colonial OF
superb quality. Spacious eenter-hall
plan, Including den and lsvatory on
lst A.: 3 bedrms.. 2 baths on End
servants rm. and bath. Gear built
=, i'm, r.. s,s er'1 TssrRPo porch pH IN.
LiPs, M 7-ItIi: ewes; pE. e-t6I3.
wiz ssfsse pries. sis.sso' iNEz
cysHARD. I'm. 2-4ss2 or OIL 2:
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HOUSES FURNISHED

N. ARL..-S rms. and bath. rec. rm.:
ga, fenced yard; Tv' ave. y u.so:
moyeland ave: g rms. bath. heat
and hot water furnished. 22'
NEW RAMBLER. beautifully furn In
nsv sorT snI IT,, wheaton vic. $50
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture IS par
payment on your MOVING. storage
Reas. IA. o-2s37; ewes, RIA. S-lfl6
oHEsTER MoyERs-Lss. or smsrl
We DO them all Clean and careful
h6vI sIssT SSoRoTsAs s GGh sr iSsi .,
across the country: safe STORAGE II
SSon. 10 5eS S1Si G sNSRos5Ss sIosaSi
co INC Established 1905
NOW 81 H1LL-Home or bus. shorI
or long notices; extra services; any
time; sensibly priced Lu. $500
beaches a speeisit, 5 Z, MORRIS
Tu 2-ltbO or Ii. 6-2Sse
MOVING AND HAULING. day Of
night; expert nandltne: reasonable
rates DU 7-e6sT
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ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-We
have fine tenants for homes in Be-
thesda. Silver Spring. Langley Park:
free appraisals; no delay. For COM
PERRY HAY CO., JU. 5-6242. as
WANTED TO RENT OR BUY-New
house, furnished. preferably modern
type Of home. 4 bedrms.. maids rm.
and bath, . more baths, liv. rm.,
din: rm. and large yard. Write Box
3 AND 1 e BEDROOM HOUSES in Best
TO sg5o s GEo M hssSS' GREEN CO..
ia, 4-14O0 --21
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ALL THE COMFORTS

OF q home In an apt, plus no util
College Park, De luxe. .2-bedrm.
posal, parouet floors. master TV
antennae and many more de luxe
features incl. full bsmt.. for only
500 so and UP. Lge. play area for
l1-dark. 4306-B Guilford Or. Dir.
North on Baltimore blvd to Gull
ford DIR. at LIST traftc light in Col
lege Park, left on Guilford DIR. n
blks. and right to Rental once. RE.
T-o4k1 mr. TN 1-2R4Q
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

1 OR 2 GIRLS to share comfortably
fIrn. house with others. Sheraton
Park area. HU. 3-S642. "a
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THE NETHERI, ANDS
EEEICIENCY

A4A - ASAA@AN>
sol 18th ST. N;w.1sIin,, excel; eondi;
utiIs.; rent, $50 $50. p. J. WAisHE.
INC. 1115 Eye st. NV. MA. s-646s.
2724 PORTER ST. NV.
Conn. Ave. and Porter ST.
BEDROOM. LIVING ROOM. DINING
$50 uTmfTiEs INCLUDED.
See tanitor or call RE. 7-l566. FL
CoL0RED-ls4S. CLIFTON ST. NV.
Essls F'n sSsr G sSs s0nHs s Ps
sssSs'so. 'Gp5fSn ' 7.Ss sssssst''n Sl!saf''
COLoRED--5 RMS, bath. porch, SIS
ssIl sutssi ss In:o; 1910 1910 9Th % ne
C0LonEp-i RM. plus igs; kit.. stove
ias l I NJ. gam ana 'i r. e. Sspi %S;
cStossiISseo1jysr TRY to nnd some sl
thing like. this nice one-bedroom
only ont s ssa 30 s aSn's st ~ You ss1
= large and bright living room, bed
and stSys INCLUDED. See Mr. Jack:
SHANNON q NM: SE: tsg gssss CO. 7st ian
COLORID - 1857 10th S. Ne
spt oe Convenient to svsrsthins S T Sasn
$3.50 mo. Call Mr.. DUvALL, DI.
coLoR2D--iass SPRING RID. NV,
~. ssrnips,. Ssth $50 G %o. includes a:;
"a, oTtilitiesh DI, 7-4s44. W. !.
rooms kitchen and bath: available
1877 Immediate occupancy pI. 7.
CcIoREp-sai seth ST. Ne
Duplex apt). nice apt. with . bee.
rms. hy. nm. dinette,. kit, and bath.
c oply ~ 90 70 t;nSHsNllkf1 ssI ssS
list A.: 2 rms, elee. incl. Si2 so
no.. Sll wk. Du. s-03l2. OIL. 2-t1ss.
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co-oP. APIS. FOR SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED

GENTLEMAN-oovt. empl. desires
KIT: apt. free from radio sounds;
Takorna Park or NV. pref; max,
$50. Box 219-Y. Star.
- I HAVE TENANTS
WANT furn. and unfurn. apis. In
D. c. Good (white) tenants. Reas.
fee. Call MANDEL, AID. 4-3400. --21
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LOVELY 3-BEDRM. RAMBLER
Fails Church area-Pine-paneled ifv
rm.. din; Ige. Handicapped lot; cow
schools. shops, buses; S140 per mo.
avail. May /.
Falls Church area-3-bedrm. bricl
rambler. full bsmt., screened porch
. baths. conv. schools and bus: S13i
mo-; immed. occupancy.
Jefferson village bedrms., din. rm
liv. rm.. full bsmt.: stairs to attic
Ice. yard; Sis per mo-: immed. &C.
cupancy.
Donna Lee-3 bedrms.. lge. liv. rm.
din. rm.. complete kit, disposal
washer; lge. Handicapped ground
Si35 per mo-; avail; May l. ARFA1
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AMER. UNIV. PARK

Near Nebraska ave-.
Navy Annex. Wilson High ana 81.
AIMS. First offering Of this sub
stantial red brick home, on q
nice lot. Lovely patio shaded by
huge oaks. Nice liv. rm, full
mod. kit. with breakfast mock
End A., 2 good bedrms.. tiled
built-in gar. Priced $40. $50. at
y ys6n wv B. WRIGHT. I'm, b
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Colored-Buchanan st.
COLONIAL BRK.. g RMS. 3 PCHs.
BSMT.: 4th AND BUCHANAN SITS
Come to office for key. RE. 7-3534
LIST NATL. REALTY
2 Thomas Circle NV.
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CHEVY CHASE. silvia STRING
Several 3-bedrm., fuli-bsmt. homes
garages. near schools. transp. and
sshsesgDinE6 sIq aIdgR 3 co. 10 a
CLOsE-N ARL.-complstsiy redee.
2-bedrp- semidetached: automatic
s sss.' Jt sua 7-i SSsssmsnt; fenced IsFd-
NR. FALLS CHURCH-s-bedrm., q
bath brick Cape Cod: acre lot; full
bsmt.. screened porch; S136. CARO-
LINE L. CAMPBELL, JE. 3-0l73.
SILVER sPRlNG-New. 3-bedrm. brk
rambler: all-elec. kit, full hsmt, !;
SIPS. Other 2 and 3 bedrms.. sos
Up Up s aaRsTEI AZ .a REAL ESTATE
1890 QUE ST. N.w.-3-bedrm. brk..
Ia baths: built in AZ; IL min. from
dntown. or Pentagon. OIL. 1854.
SIX-RM. semidet. brick. mr.. Walter
Reed; excel cond.; SOS. RA. 3-lslo.
CREsTWooD-An address of distine-
ton. Offering an imposing we'll
planned residence for the ultimate
in comfort. Three huge bedrooms
and study. 2 eolorful baths, family
and wali-to-wall carpeting. dining
room that opens onto lovely, patio;
and modern cleo. kit. with disposal
and dishwasher. 1901 Shepherd st.
NV; $225 incl. heat and all utilS.
Designed as once section Of house
with separate entrance from 10th
St. occupied by DDS. SHANNON
a. LUcHS COMPANY, 724 14th st.
NV, Ma. S-2345.
WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS
Northwest-Semidet, 8 bedrooms. 2
MALoRA r. CHRISTIAN. INC.
1906 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 6-2923
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SILVER SPRING

brick: liv. rm. with IRE
screened porch. large bedrms.
with bath, also rec. rm.. large
fenced lot; near all schools. Call
COLORED-i453 BELMONT ST. NV,
10 rms, baths: redec.: for family
with good refer ences; S125 mo To
inspect. call AMERICAN SECURITY
CO 66RRHST SET ri Sae0O Sso7 4sh
st. n.w.--6 rms. breakfast rm.. IA
baths: 3 porches: full bsmt.; h: W,
heat; single car gar. MA. S-1265.
co u! 9Th "A! AND - MASS :! :;
bsmt., oil heat; excel. cond.
throughout; cow. to everything:
only S125 per mo. RE. 7-246l.
coLoRED-HoUsE suitable for 2
families. Available around May. i.
8 rms, plus 2 inclosed rear porches
good for bedrms.. 2 baths; Kit. on
each floor; also room in bsmt. and
nice front porch. Location 5000
block of Clagett pl. NE. near goth
and Bennings rd.. $110 mo. Ii, g.
1904. 81
COLoRED-1OOs r. I. AVE. NV
10 rms. 2 kits, az baths. Oil
req. ST. 3-441b; IA. s-s749.
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sol 18th ST. N.W.---In excel. cond. I;
utiIs.; rent, $50. p. j. WAIsHE.
INC. Ills Eye st. NV. MA. S-646s.
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COLoRED-DUPoNT CIRCLE AREA,
home, arranged for income: s rms.
2 kits; Ia baths. redec;; Sl00 mo.
AuERBAcH. DI: ?.650I. tn. 2-ssS9;
and Bryant SITS. and ball park: 3
rms; elec.; new cond.; S46.50 mo-.
$11.50 wk. DU. 7-0312. OIL. 2-112S.
coLoRED-NEwLY DEC; 9 rms,
bath: gas h.-wh,; vacant; close-in
Sc; $3.50. DIXIE REALTY CO.,
MA. $3.50.
COLORED - 1880 BLADENSBURG
RID. N.E.-l0 rooms. 4 kits. 3 baths
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3-BEDRO0M SEMIDET., full base
ment, lavishly furnished: close 70
new freeway; S135 per month. Call
It'll 8 pm, WA. G-0611. MATTHIAS
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CHILLUM AREA
DUMBARTON AREA
CLOSE-IN LOCATION
HOME WITH INCOME UNIT

Very attractive 2;bsdrm. brick heuts
Ice, wooded lot on high elevation
oVerlooking the reservoir: close u
transportation attraetively priced
with good financing.
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COOLIDGE yI HIGH

63l0 9th ST. NV. n
Sale or rent. 3 bedrm:. semidst. sera
s ssF Or Ia s sosns; fun s'ms'. r'a''.
AUERBAcH X CO., DI. 7.oS0i
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GEORGETOWN, 1880 26th st. NV
Newly remodeled. smaller white brk.
house, tastefully dec; bedrms..
f1repl.. patio, $142.50. Ma. S-4972.
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Campus
News

Barney P. Miller, 14718 Arden
all and Walter F. Rebel, 2065 Tay-
lor I'd. were graduated June 9th
from Ohio Wesleyan University.
The graduating class was ad-
dressed by DR.. Charles H. Malik,
Lebanese ambassador to the United
States and leading figure in the
United Nations organization. DR..
Malik has been Lebanon's dele
gate to the U.N. General Assembly
from 1916 to 1854 and has headed
the Security Council, the Economic
and Social Council and the Human
Rights Commission.
Graduates at Northwestern Uni
versity next Monday will include
Barbara J. Blumenthal, 1887 Hill
crest rd., Doctor of Medicine; and
Warren Coleman Haskin, 1928
Nelaview, Bachelor of Arts.
=
Miss Mary Lou Anewalt who
will be graduated Saturday, June
18th at Ohio University, will re-
turn to the campus in the fall on
fellowship. She will teach
philosophy. Mary Lou, also Shaw
High graduate, is the daughter of
Mrs. Rose Anewalt, 1919 Elder
wood ave.
Bruce W. Reeves, 12719 Speed
way Overlook rd., Shaw High
School graduate, will be graduated
from the College of Wooster at
Wooster, Ohio next Monday. A
candidate for the ministry in the
Presbyterian Church, he expects
to enroll at Mccormick Seminary
in Chicago in the autumn.
Nancy Hood, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde Hood, 965 Gale
donia, received a bachelor of arts
degree from Allegheny College at
the schools 140th commencement
ceremonies.
Miss Hood, a graduate of Shaw
High School, majored in economics.
She belongs to Theta Epsilon, ma
tional social sorority.
Among the 191 students gradu-
ating from Baldwin-Wallace Col
lege on Sunday, June 18th, at the
105th annual commencement exer-
cises on the Berea campus will be
Martha Anne Willing, daughter of
Mrs. Jane P. Willing of 1765 Ell
beron ave.
On Saturday night, June 18th,
along with other graduating SEN
iors, Miss Willing will be a guest
of the college at a dinner given by
the B-W Alumni Association which
will induct those graduating into
the national organization.
A 1851 graduate of Shaw high
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school, Miss Willing will receive
a bachelor Of music degree with a
major in organ and a minor in
flute. Her campus activities in
cluded membership in the B-W
Concert Band and the Bach
Chorus.
Highlighting the commencement
weekend for Miss Willing will be
her marriage to Mr.. Clarence E..
Thrall of New Philadelphia, o., on
June 18th. Mr.. Thrall is also a
member of the class of '55. The
couple plan to move to West Point,
where Mr.. Thrall will play in the
academy band.
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Service Club
Notes
ROSE SHOW

ROSE SHOW
June and roses make for a June
rose show at East Cleveland
Kiwanis Monday noon, June 18th
1t will also be a Ladies Day
Luncheon.
DIR. Charles Blough is chairman
for the show which is to be
made up of entries from the ex-
hibitor's garden. All roses must
have been grown outside.
By-products of the oil industry
will makeup the talk which a rep
resentative of Standard Oil is Civ
ing today noon to the High Twelve
Club of East Cleveland. A few
members will be off June 12--5th
for the international convention in
Detroit.
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Vacation Bible
Schools Ready
For Children

A Daily Vacation Church School
will begin it's two-week session at
the East Cleveland Congregational
Church on Monday, June 18th. Ses-
sions will be held each morning
from until 1880. All children of
the community between the ages
of and IL will be most welcome.
The school will be under the
leadership Of Mrs. Ruth Kregenow,
teacher in the East Cleveland
schools. She will be assisted by a
trained and capable staff.