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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04

board, and Mr.. Preston is slated
for still another year in this ca
pacity.
Three members were elected to
the board of directors, to fill that
many vacancies. They are John A.
Kiener Of Kiener Coal Inc, Robert
G. Lucas, assistant area manager
Sales Department of Towmotor
Corporation; and Fred A. Lange,
reelected, Mr.. Lange is the chief
of the East Cleveland Fire De-
partment.
Mr.. Bateman enters on his new
Kiwanis duties we'll equipped. Dur
ing his membership in the service
organization he has been a direc-
tor for four years, vice president
last year, chairman of the National
Kids Day peanut sales for three
years, and chairman of Boys and
Girls, Underprivileged Children,
Support of Churches and other
committees. He has also headed
two committees in the Kiwanis
10th Division. He was the general
chairman Of the committee that
took over the clubs project to
raise funds for uniforms for Shaw
Band last year.
Community wise. the Kiwanis
president-elect is a director in East
Cleveland Little League, on the
Board of Managers of the East
Cleveland YMCA where he has
headed the Sustaining Membership
drives, member of the Red Cross
Disaster Committee, and in 1854
was vice chairman of the Com
merce & Industry Division, Com
munity Fund.
The next president of Kiwanis
is active in the Congregational
Church having had executive po-
sitions from the local through the
state level. One Of these was the
honor of being the moderator of
the Ohio Conference. Currently
his big job is special gifts chair
man for the proposed S250,OOO
Pilgrim Hills Church camp at
Brinkhaven, Ohio.
The personal business of this
active community worker is Spiral
Brushes, Inc, 3114 East 91st ST..
Cleveland where he serves as
president and board chairman. He
also heads Mechanical Services
Inc, and holds membership in
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce.
Smaller Business of America, Inc,
and the Midday Club.
The Bateman residence is at
1922 Greyton rd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04
Merits Selection
To GIN. Training

Robert Nyman has recently been
selected by the Euclid Division of
General Motors Corporation to at
tend the General Motors Institute
at Flint, Michigan. Robert, the son
of Mrs. Doris Nyman of 1850
Mortified ave., was one of eight
successful candidates from among
fifty applicants. He was an out
standing. student in math and
sciences and was member of the
Student Council and the tennis
team at Shaw High School.
General Motors Institute in it's
cooperative programs offers col
lege degrees in engineering and in
business administration. Students
alternate periods of college train
ing at Flint with periods of related
work experience in the sponsoring
General Motors Division, thereby
receiving a sound professional edu-
cation combined with valuable prac-
tical experience.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04
Charter Buses
To Lakewood
Shaw Game

To accommodate students and
other fans who want to attend the
Shaw-Lakewood game at Lake
wood on Friday evening, October
18th, chartered buses will be avail
able, announces Robert Louis, di-
rector of athletics at Shaw.
The Athletic Department is
sponsoring the buses for the stu
dents, the charge being $1,00 for
transportation and a ticket to the
game.
The PTA of Shaw will sponsor
buses for the adults, this fee be-
ing $500 for transportation and
a reserved game ticket. Each bus
will accommodate A persons.
East Clevelanders desiring to
travel via PTA bus will
please make the necessary reser-
vations between now and Thurs
day morning at 900 p. m. at the
Athletic Department office, Shaw
Technical Building, Shaw ave-,
during the usual school hours.
Each bus reservation must be
accompanied by check.
Buses for both students and
adults will load at Shaw High
School at $50 o'clock.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04
Knights Observe
10th Anniversary
Of Their Marriage

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy E. Knight
Of 13413 Claiborne rd. were hon.
ored on their fortieth wedding an
niversary with a surprise party
arranged by their daughters, Mrs.
Iva Faulds, 13415 Claiborne I'd.
and Mrs. Doris Howell, 14117
Orinoco ave. The couple have re-
sided here since their marriage and
are we'll known in the community.
The wedding date is Septem-
Der 18th.
The daughters took their parents
out to dinner, during which time
forty guests assembled at the
Faulds' home, including number
Of guests present at the wedding
and among them being Mrs. Mary
Storey who was the brides maid
of honor, and Charles knight of
Wheeling, w. Va, the groom's
brother and best man. They gave
the couple a surprise welcome.
During the evening Frank
Hrebek conducted a mock wedding
in which Mrs. Story and Mr..
knight also had a part. A buffet
supper was served and many lovely
gifts added to the happy memories
of the evening.
The couple have four grand
children.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04

Mrs. George A. White, 124S
East 146th ST., is new Red Cross
Blood Program Chairman in East
Cleveland it has been announced
by Kenneth R. Vermillion, East
Cleveland Red Cross Branch
Chairman.
Mrs. White is we'll qualified to
lead this important community
program and she has held num-
ber of offices in other community
service organizations. Past presi-
dent cf the Chambers PTA, and
has been treasurer of the East
Cleveland PTA Council for two
years and president of the Ladies
Bowling League for three years.
She is past chairman of Home
Nursing for the East Cleveland
Red Cross Branch and is present
historian for Chambers PTA.
Mrs. Whites husband is a super
visor at Arco Company and is
manager of the East Cleveland
Little League Colt Team. Son,
Paul, is a Shaw High School stu
dent and active in sports there;
daughter, Nancy, is a pupil at
Chambers School.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04
Talent Show
Entry Blank
Ready Today

The first entry blanks for the
East Cleveland Kiwians Clubs Tai
ent Show appear in this issue on
an inside page of the East Cleve-
land Leader. Mr.. Kenneth r. Ver-
million, principal of Chambers
School, talent chairman for this
seventh annual Kiwianis event,
asks that prospective talent fill
out the blanks as soon as possible.
They are to be mailed to him at
the school, 14121 Shaw ave.
Eligibility rules remain much the
same as in previous years and any
youngster Of school age, 19 years
or younger, in attendance at any
of the public or parochial schools
in East Cleveland or living in the
school district is eligible to try out
for the Kiwianis Talent Show.
All have an equal chance to be
chosen. Every boy or girl who can
sing, dance, play an instrument,
tell stories, or operate puppets, is
invited to try out for the show. The
act can be solo, duo or group. Mr..
Vermillion emphasized that if the
talent applications are in quickly,
tryouts can be arranged soon and
the selected acts can then be
polished up for the big night, No
vember 10Th at Kirk Junior High
Auditorium.
Committee members for the Tai
ent Night program this week were
shown the basement recreation
rooms of the YMCA building which
are now being equipped and fur
nished with funds supplied by East
Cleveland Kiwianis and they were
most enthusiastic about this latest
club contribution to boys and girls
work. Youngsters of East Cleve-
land can feel encouraged that the
proceeds of this 1856 Talent Show
are again going to be used to
foster the youth work effort that
has always been one of the main
stays of the local Kiwianis club.
DIR. Ray Erickson and Dave Mar
tinson, co-chairmen of the adver-
tising committee, announced that
initial efforts had already brought
in a satisfying volume of program
advertising. They predicted that
the overall cooperation in this re-
gard would be excellent. They said
that this years program would
have unique type of insert, which
will be detachable, listing all of the
advertisers in classified form, so
that this one sheet can be kept per-
manentIy in the users telephone
book for future reference.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04
Mrs. A. Z. Baker To
Speak At St. PauI's

Looking At the World Just As
People" is the subject on which
Mrs. A. 2. Baker of Lakewood will
speak at st. Paul's Episcopal
Church, 1887 Euclid ave-, Thurs
day, October 11th at 1880 p. m.
Mrs. Baker accompanied her
husband. Mr.. A. 2. Baker on a
46-country trek last year in his
official position as president of
Rotary International. She will give
her impressions and relate expert
ences of that trip to many lands
whose peoples and customs vary,
but whose purposes often are the
same.
The Women of the Church of
St. Pauls, cordially invite all per-
sons who may want to hear Mrs.
Baker speak, to come to the church
October 11th.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04

apples, sixty cases of orange or
coke softdrinks with "a bottles to
the case, not to mention a thousand
bags of buttered popcorn and gal
Ions of coffee, such is the snack
menu at Shaw Stadium on Cardinal
game nights.
. Dispensing this seemingly i'm
possible amount Of food is a small
army of volunteer Shaw students,
mostly girls, going up and down
the aisles, selling their wares.
On the Visitors Side Miss Norma
Smith, physical education director
for the girls at Shaw takes over
the responsibility of such orders
as "five coffees, three blacks, one
with sugar and cream, one cream
only-or ten cokes, five orange"
From the kitchen on the "home
side" of the field, Mrs. Barbara
Bowling with her trained home
economic skill sees to it that the
Sd pounds of hot dogs are done to a
queens taste and the 500 candied
apples. are in the trays, all ready
for the stands.
Concession rights this year at
Shaw Stadium are in charge Of
these two departments, with all
proceeds going into the Physical
Education Fund for new gym
equipment.
It's not easy, as any Of the Shaw
co-eds will tell you, but when it
means dollars for Shaw, well,
that's the cusion that eases the
tramp, tramp, tramp.
The amounts listed as given by
Miss Smith, are the amounts
averaged per game so far this
season, for three Shaw games and
lesser quantities for a Kirk game.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04
"Our Schools In
FiIm> Talk At
Council Session

The East Cleveland Schools will
be the theme for the initial ses-
sion of the 1956-67 year Of the East
Cleveland Community Council to be
held Thursday, October 18th at the
Shaw Cafeteria. Mrs. Charles
Weeks. the president, will preside.
The program chairman is John
Jirus.
AS usual, dinner will be served
at $50 and all reservations must
be in to Mrs. Jane Townsend, 13437
Shaw ave, by Tuesday, Octo-
Der 9th.
The program will open with a
showing of the Ohio Education
Associations film "a Desk for
Billy" after which DR.. o. J. Korb,
superintendent of schools will
speak. This is a 55 minute film.
The dollar membership dues will
be due at this meeting.
Persons desiring to hear the pro-
gram only are welcomed to come
about 7:45 o'clock.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04
Magazine Features
Puppet Master

National renown has come to
17-year old Ray White, a Shaw
High School Junior. The October
issue of Seventeen is featuring
Rays skill as a designer and pro-
ducer of puppet shows. The article
will appear in the magazines Teen
in the News" section.
Since he was six years Of age,
Ray has been interested in puppets.
Each production is as authentic in
each detail as he can make it. All
manner of reference material is
carefully studied in many trips to
the library as each new show is
begun.
Fabrics and props, paints and
lighting in his workshop at his
home, 145O1 Strathmore ave. are
carefully and painstakingly woven
into the tale to be told. It's one
man production from start to finish.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04

Appointed program director at
the East Cleveland YWCA, 1855
Euclid ave. is Mrs. Costanco Dor
rucci, of 1921 Hampshire rd., Cleve-
land Heights. She succeeds Mrs,
Hazel Klinger who has retired
from YWCA work and is now
teaching at Doan School, Cleveland,
having received her necessary
added credits at Western Reserve
University. Mrs. Klinger is grad
uate of the University of Homo
lulu.
Mrs. Durrucci is an experienced
YWCA worker having been associ-
ated with the organization since
1941. During these years she work
ed for a time overseas with the
National Catholic Welfare Confer
ence Refugee Program in Rome.
Her most recent assignment was
program director of the West Side
YWCA. She has also served the
YW's in Akron and Bridgeport,
Connecticut.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04
Presto: Farmers
Market Becomes
An Art Center

Sponsored by the non-profit
United Art Guild, the Farmers
Market at Woodwork and Colt
rds., East Cleveland will become
the closest thing on this side of
the Left Bank of the Seine Satur-
and 14th.
day and Sunday, October 18th
This Harvest Art Festival, the
first joint undertaking of Is
groups from Cleveland, Willough-
by, Elyria, Lorain, Painesville,
Parma, Lakewood, and Vermillion
will present demonstrations in
portrait sketching, jewelry, GER
amics, sculpture, enamel and weav-
ing to entrance the visitors.
The hours will be Saturday,
October 18th from 2 p. m. on to
late evening, and Sunday, October
14th from IL noon to 900 p. m.
The purpose of the Art Mart is
to encourage artists by displaying
their works to the public.
Tom Emery and Isador Fire
stone of East Cleveland are in
charge of the decorating. Each
group is doing its own background.
Nelson Kubitz, 14412 Mortified
ave-, is chairman of entertainment
and music ala Turkey in the
Straw" theme. Other East Cleve-
landers busy with show plans are
Thomas p. Emery, 13411 Shaw
ave., Miss Edna Kubitz, 14412
Northfield, and c. Randolph
Yeager, 1868 Grantham rd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04
Register Now
For Adult Swim
Night At Shaw

With registrations limited to the
first 80 applicants, the East Cleve-
land Board of Education announces
the opening Of it's Adult Swimming
Program in Shaw High pool We'd
nesday, November 7th.
The swims will continue through
out the school year up to and in
cluding April 3rd. There will be no
classes during the usual Christmas
holidays. The hours will be from
$50 to $50 p. m.
A new fee plan is being an
nounced for this year, Season reg
istrations are being offered for the
low fee of S4.O0 per person or $3.50
per couple.
Since the major expense of the
opening Of the pool is subsidized
by the school board, the season
rate will be available only to resi-
dents Of the City of East Cleveland
or Of the East Cleveland School
district. However, guests may be
invited at a $50 cents per swim
night rate.
Persons interested in the pro-
gram may remit their applications
to the Board of Education, Shaw
ave, East Cleveland.
Mr.. Dale Jones, a member of the
". II. Kirk Jr. High School faculty
will supervise the program. There
will be life guard on duty at all
times.
This program is open to persons
above high school age.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04
To Parents Of
School Campers

Tom Meinhardt, director of the
first School Camp to be offered
by the East Cleveland Board of
Education, beginning Monday,
October Sth, reminds the parents
of the following two important
transportation regulations:
Campers will report to their
own school at the usual hOul
Monday morning and will be
transported to the camp in the
School and YMCA buses.
Parents will pick up their chill
dren at the camp the following
Friday at $50 D. m.
All parents are requested to
carefully check the clothing lists
to be sure each item is packed.
Also that the children must be
wearing rubbers, galoshes or
boots when they board the bus
next Monday.
The first week campers will be
from Superior, Mayfair and RO-
zelle schools.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04
Name Veteran
To Draft Board

Mr.. Philip Lustig, Immediate
Past Commander of the Ohio De-
partment of the American Legion
was appointed a member of Selec-
tive Service System Local Board
No. 29 which has jurisdiction over
East Cleveland and Cleveland
Heights areas.
Mr.. Lustig replaces Mr.. Gerald
E. Johnson Of the law firm of
Jamison, Ulrich, Hope, Johnson
and Burke. Mr.. Johnson resigned
after serving more than two years.
Mr.. Lustig entered on his duties at
the September 10th meeting of
Local Board No. % which has its
headquarters in Prospect School,
Shaw ave.
The other members of SeIective
Service Board No. 20 are Mr.. John
A. Rich, chairman and David NJ.
Spence, secretary.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04
World
Communion
On Sunday

East Cleveland congregations
will join with all cooperat-
ing denominations in the World
Council of Churches in observing
World Wide Communion Sunday
on October 7th.
This significant day begins with
the churches of the Fiji Islands
and in New leland. These will be
the first Christians on the other
side Of the international date line
to gather about this sacred table.
Eleven o'clock on Sunday morning
in New Zealand will be six o'clock
on Saturday evening preceding in
Cleveland.
For this observance the Com
munion Table will be $4,000 miles
long and will witness worshipers
coming to partake of the sacred
emblems every hour from Satur-
day evening until Sunday evening,
all around the earth.
Trinity's Evangelical U nit e d
Brethren Church will begin its
Worship Service at 10:30. The
Chancel Choir will provide ap-
propriate music and the pastor,
Rev. Weldon E. Fulmer, will lead
a service of preparation under the
theme: "Jesus, the Way to God"
A special committee Of the
Church Stewards with Charles P.
Pike, as chairman, assisted by Mrs.
Geo. Thacker, Mrs. Anthony Mar
tin, and Mr.. Gordon Marquette,
have conducted an every-member
visitation of the parish to extend
a personal invitation at attend the
service and to further acquaintance
and fellowship within the church
family.
World Wide Communion Sunday
will be observed at the 10:45 wor-
ship service at Phillips Avenue
Presbyterian Church, East 125th
st. at Phillips ave.
"The Worth of Jesus" will be
the topic of the communion medita-
ton by Rev. Roscoe J. Varble.
The anthem 80 Savior Of the
World" by Pears will be sung by
the Senior Choir. The soloist will
be Mrs. Roscoe J. Varble who will
sing as the offertory "My Re-
deemer and Ny Lord" by Buck.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04
Library Films
Thursday Evening

The East Cleveland Public Lii
brary will present it's second movie
program Of this season on Thurs
day evening, October 18th. The fol-
lowing are the films that will be
shown:
"Ohio U.S.A." After a general
presentation of the energy and
economic. level which are charac-
teristic in Ohio, the states recre-
alton potential is explored with
interviewer reference to the past
and present accomplishments.
"Five Colorful Birds" This is a
short account of the birds habi
tats and calls.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04
GIenvi|Ie Rainbow Assembly To
Install Bonnie Brabender Saturday

Glenville Assembly No. 3, Order
of the Rainbow for Girls will hold
it's 95th public installation of Off
GERS on Saturday, October 9Th at
500 p. m. in Glenville Masonic
Temple at East 106th st. and ST..
Clair ave.
Bonnie Lee Brabender, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth F. Bra
bender, 1903 Melbourne ave-, East
Cleveland, will be installed as the
new Worthy Advisor. She is a
junior at Shaw High School.
Other officers elected and ap-
pointed are:
Worthy Associate Advisor, Phyl-
lis Lang; Sister of Charity, Joyce
Culpeper; Sister of Hope, Ann
Brown; Sister of Faith, Carolyn
Stirton; Chaplain, Beverly Endi-
colt; Recorder, LaVerne Wynn;
Treasurer, Marge Morris; Drill
Leader, Pat James; Sister of Love,
Carol Crawford; Sister of Re-
ligion, Judy Beres; Sister of Ma
ture, Lois Royer; Sister of I'M
mortality, Barbara Royer; Sister
of Fidelity, Donna Evans; Sister
of Patriotism, Carol Blaha; Sister
of Service, Marilyn Oswald;
Confidential Observer, Bonnie
Brown; Outer Observer, Linda
Moreaux; Musician, Peggy Rolo;
Choir Director, Lynn Fitzgerald;
Prompter, Janet Koerlin.
The installing officers will be:
Installing Worthy Advisor, Shirley
Pinney; Installing Marshall, Ju-
dith Osborne; Installing Chaplain,
Barbara Leverenz; Installing Drill
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04
Canteen Dances
Start Saturday

Shaw Canteen will hold dance
Saturday evening in Shaw Gym
nasium, the first such affair of the
season. The hours will be from
$50 to midnight.
Shaw students have danced at
chambers following the football
games on Friday evenings. This
pleasant practice will continue for
all home games.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04
Date Set For
YIN Gym Classes

Saturday, October 18th has been
set for the opening of the YMCA
fall and winter gym classes held
at Shaw High School, announces
Gordon Esch, executive secretary
at the Y.
In charge of this program open
to boys from 9 to 16 years of age,
will be Dick Sneller. All that is
needed to enroll is a YMCA men,
bership.
The detailed schedule for the
season will be ready for pubhca-
ito next week, states Mr.. Esch.
In the meanwhile applications are
being received at the Y House,
1921 Lee rd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04
Wins Promotion

The honor of being the first
woman with the Cleveland agency
of the Provident Mutual Life IN
surance Co. to become a senior
agent has come to Mrs. Dorothy
M. Currell of 1885 Garfield rd. The
promotion is in recognition for her
high level of sales volume and her
record of service.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04

Leader, Candace Crossmyer; In
stalling Recorder, LaVerne Wynn;
Installing Treasurer, Marge Nor
ris; Installing Love, Sue Sturges;
Installing Religion, Ros m ary
Wynn; Installing Nature, Lois
Price; Installing Immortality,
Gwen Ledger; Installing Fidelity,
Dorothy Evans; Installing Patrio-
tism, Elizabeth Culver; Installing
Service, Susie Price; Installing
Musician, Mrs. Mildred Scott; In
stalling Vocalist, Mr.. Emmette
Scott.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04

Just one of the many projects
for young people which engages
the active attention of Kiwanis of
East Cleveland is the shop in the
basement at the new Y House.
Started in the old dwelling center,
the machines are now being put
into action in the new Y house.
Volunteers with some skill assist
the young boys in their use of the
various pieces of equipment.
Shown beside one of the presses
is Y Secretary Gordon Esch, and
members of the Kiwanis Talent
Show committee, Ken Vermillion,
DR.. Louis f. Edwards, David J.
Martinson and DIR. Ray W. Erick-
son. To the extreme left is presi-
dent Marty" LOTUS.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Cheek have
been named administrators of the
River Crest Preventorium, Mt.
Clare, Pa. This is a United Luth-
eran Church institution for the
care and aid of retarded children.
While at st. Clair Mr.. Cheek will
do his seminary work at Mt. Airy
Theological Seminary. He is the
SON of Mrs. Ruth Cheek of Page
ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04

Dick Rundt, a June graduate
from Ohio State University, has
joined the Army and is taking his
basic training at Fort Chaffee,
Arkansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Fairbanks
Of 1857 Sixth ave. announce the
birth of their second child and
first son, Donald John on Septem-
ber 9th. Mrs. Fairbanks is the
former Margaret DeRighter.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04
False Alarm

Another juvenile found guilty of
turning in a false alarm of fire, has
been released to his parents. The
alarm was sounded from box at
Hayden ave. and Bryn Mawr I'd.
Monday, October 1st.