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Milford chronicle., 1957-10-11
agricultural School At
II. Of ID. viii Hold
Open House
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new potato varieties.
On the greenhouse tour: Radio
active isOtopes laboratory, biolo-
gical assays for herbicide residues
in soils, breeding tomatoes, holly
nutrition, mist equipment for plant
propagation, gibberilic acid on
geraniums, bud formation on as
paragus, blossom end rot in toma-
toes and hydroponic methods OF
culture, and methods of plant pro-
pagatiOn.
At the o. A. Newton poultry
building: An incubator for hatch
ing eggs, air conditioned egg stor-
age room, poultry processing lab
oratory, classrooms and teaching
laboratories, houses for laying
hens, and batteries of experiment
tai chicks.
On the university farm: Dairy
cattle, fruit-packing shed, apple
grading, dairy barns, hay-drying
equipment, bulk milk handling
equipment, poultry houses and
fiOcks, weather station, experiment
tai plots of small grain, orchards,
pastures, and a glass-lined silO.
From $3.50 a. m. to II noon, and
$50 to 5 p. m. buses will leave
from the parking lot east of Wolf
Hall on the upper university cam
pus. Tour groups will be guided
by agricultural college students
Milford chronicle., 1957-10-11

Mrs. w. S. Lord, who has been on
a vacation trip with her daughter
and niece, has returned home this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Hastings, OF
Bethel, were recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar English.
Mrs. William Austin was a recent
all-day guest of her brother and his
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar English
The Lawrence Merediths spent
Monday evening making two calls
one at the home of Miss Ethel Rash
in FELTON, and the other at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Bringhurst
of Viola.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Dennis, Jr., and
sons were Sunday dinner guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Davis.
Mr. and Mrs Donald Comstock
entertained to turkey dinner on
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Milli-
gan and son, Larry, Mr.. and Mrs.
Melvin Truitt and daughters, all of
SeafOrd; also Miss Helen May Tib-
belts, of Pennington and Mr.. Com
stocks mother who is their house
guest.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nye, OF
Lebanon, Pa, were weekend guests
of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Davis.
Mrs. Joe Dennis, Jr., and Mrs
Guy Post were Friday evening
visitors at the home of Mr.. ald
Mrs. Lester Hatfield.
Mrs Earl Hawk entertained "a
number of ladies at a Tupperware
Party in her home on Monday even
ing. The demonstrator was Mrs.
Allison Davis.
Milford chronicle., 1957-10-11

Use of the words, "They say
has ruined many lives.
Milford chronicle., 1957-10-11
Group Hospital Service
Has Increased Service
1856 Per Cent
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the extended coverage. The Della
ware organization is also the only
one in the nation to have one
fourth of its membership is an eX-
tended benefits plan.
Group Hospital Service current
ly offers three plans Blue Cross,
which provides coverage for hospi-
tai expenses; Blue Shield, which
provides coverage for surgical
medical expenses; and the new ex-
tended bnef1ts, which covers many
of the expenses encountered in long
illnesses, major accidents, and
operations with long recovery pc
riods.
Mr.. Maybee noted that the ex-
tended benefits plan was first Of
fered on December 1, 1866, to a
group of employees of Hercules
Powder Company. After an expert
mental period the new plan was
found to be financially feasible
and was offered gradually to other
groups of Blue Cross-Blue Shield
members.
When Delaware groups have de-
cided to obtain the new cOYerage
the members who have signed up
for it have been at least three
fOurths of all Blue Cross-Blue
Shield members in the group.
Problems in the administration
of the plans, and ideas on possible
extension of benefits were discuss
ed with the group representatives
IIsa of the rrnrdS s.LEhnu ~,
Milford chronicle., 1957-10-11
CLIFTON'S CORNER
Mrs. Emma Clifton
Phone: LeWeS 1880

Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Clifton
are. the proud great-grandparents
of a baby girl, born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Lamar Baker of Dagsboro on
September 81, at the Beebe Hospi-
tai in Lewes. Mrs. Baker will be
membered as Miss Mary Clifton,
daughter of Mrs. Matte Clifton and
the late Wesley Clifton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Mitchell called
at Chfton's Corner last Saturday
evening.
Milford chronicle., 1957-10-11
Shawnee Speed Kids
4-H Club News

At the recent meeting OF the
Shawnee Speed Kids All Club, held
at Mrs. Robert Jaquette's, the as
sistant leader, the members had
the annual election of officers. The
president, Doug Heeger, presided
over the meeting. The members
elected Joyce Bennett, president;
Jimmy Vreeland, vice president;
and Sharon Hit, secretary. Cathel
Donovan was reelected as trea-
Surer.
Milford chronicle., 1957-10-11
CRUISE SPOILED

CLEVELAND Up The maid
en- voyage of the cruise ship Aquar-
anna on the Cleveland-Detroit run
was anything but auspicious
Ship-tO-shOre telephones weren't
working, somebody forgot to stock
the ship with cigarettes, foghorns
were too loud-and an apprentice
bartender put sweet vermouth in
the martins.
Milford chronicle., 1957-10-11

Joseph Carey of Georgetown
spent a part of this week with his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w. Clifton.
Miss Dorothy Massey has been
spending most of this week with
her parents in Lewes.
The farmers in this vicinity are
busy picking corn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Clifton and
son, Jeffrey Dean, called on his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Cliff
ton on Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1957-10-11
FRIENDLY REMINDER

SANTA MONICA, Calf. - (P) ~
During a recent heat wave a local
church placed this sign on the
front lawn:
eff you think it's hot here .
Milford chronicle., 1957-10-11

Mold cooked hot eommeal in q Ioof
pan and chill Slice and reheof with
melted butter and grated Ifolian-fyPe
eheesc. Serve with broiIed chicken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-28
Toppon "a" Units -$39o.o5

Now you can forget all about STOPPING to your Gas
Oven or Broiler With the Tappan Waisthigh Matchess
Gas Oven you enjoy wonderful new experience in cook
ing And you have your Oven and Surface Gas Cook
ing Units wherever you want Them An assortment 81
sizes and widths enable you to plan your kitchen exactly
as you want it. Shown above are the Tappan GAS
Matchless Waisthgh Oven and Surface Cooking Units
in the 24-inch size.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-28
EaPPazl MotehIess GAS Units Offer FIexibiIity!
Stort Your New Kitchen Now!

Yes the versatility of the Tappan Youngstown BuIns
is amazing John G. Webster will show you how you
start the reuvenation of your kitchen with these two
wonderful Cabinet-Range- Combinations. And you
can have your choice of decorator coors Dawn Yellow,
MeridianBlue Sunset Copper or Star White Call today
for full information about how you have the Kitchen
Of Beauty you've always wanted.
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HR NN ANE

MA HomeoWneEs Policy SIs.s-ss PsEy - '.-
great policies specially designed by INA to save time
trouble money for homecoming families and families who
rent Packaged policies combine your essential insurance needs
in smpl6ed form convenient compact comprehensive
Its the easy way family security and family happiness
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BOX 1s6-R, STAR

B0OKKEEPER-TYPIsT. downtown
no 2-zels for appointment.
CASHIER. young lady. for hover
shop. good working conditions. per.
manent position, Apply .SNALL's.
lo0l Connecticut ave. NV.
CASHIER. must live in coiieEs
s rase .s 15ss rs rSA' s-s ScSSSdsE'sDiHs
c ASH B., vh nso g n2. eyer %;
y 81, NV.
CLERK. general. IN small orFani1a-
tion; some knowledge Of record
seeplng, .nling and typlng; 6-day
s Sesk; i p opsn- state experi-
CLERK-sTENO.. for business once
Of national organization: short
hand and good typing important:
annual and sick leave. group hos
pitaltzation: convenient location;
appointment.
COMPANION. middie-aeed white
woman as COMPANION FOR elderly
lady In good health; living With
family pvt. room and salary
COSMETIC SALEeGTRL. exper !.
ta.e complete charge. new. remod-
eled store. Apply In person, Dis
COUNT DRUGS. 18th and Z NV
DENTAL ASSISTANT, white. expert
enced only. for Sc, Roliins PIED
area. once. 10. 3-636s.
DENTAL ASSISTANT for busy VIZ
vrs Yeesna sTner ~ ast. ~,
starting saIary $1,000. send
Resume to BOZ ie5-R Star.
DRIVING INST, white, over 2B:
D. c. drivers lie: fun or part
time. ll2 9TH 81. NV.
FOOD CHECKER AND CASHIER,
experienced. references: age 70 IS
Apply 10 person, OMAR KfIAYYAAf
RE8TAURANT, 700 18th 81 NV.
FOUNTAIN GIRL, coiored: day-
PONr PHARM.. 1905 Mass. ave
CENTRAL QFR1cE typing. retail
mems business experiences nee
essafy, kn0Vledge Of bookkeeping
helpful. Salary open. Amply 23s
woodward Building.
INSURANCE. experienced. for peT-
manent part-time duties IN general
insurance agency. Excellent work.
lne Conditions, cal co. b-750O
INTERVIEWER, for employment
plus comm. Box fOi-R. Star.
INVENTORY CLERK : Youns Siri
Win seme stock record expef.; g.
Working cond. Cali ma. S-O077.
LAUNDRY = Girls needed--iolding
shirts ~ hand: experienced only
Job King st., Alex, Va. XII.
MEDICAL sECRETARY, temporary
i Hsll. slmsii ior month"; snt1So MS. b
MEDICAL TECHNOLO0IsT. ABcP
or ellelble Excellent salary. leave
and fringe Dement'S. 321.bed gen.
e pfl a9Sgstsl APPLY pLltESLo na. ~
Hospital, Roanoke, Va. -
MILLINERY sALEsLADIEs for
ful' and part time positions 10
pefienee In millinery or ready-to.
wear desired. excellent salary and
bonus and commission arrange
ments Phone RE, 10000 or APP
Pin R " Pr. p MI asa sI5goP' SO4
NURSE, RE0IsT5RED. 20 work in
oral surgeon'A Office. OIL, 4-HOb4.
NURSE, pfac. or undergrad. white I;
live IN pvt. rm. LAUREL BANITAR-
IuM FOR WOMEN, PA b-l2bO,
NURSES, PRACTICAL, white, with
experience; live out. 2 meals. paid
vacation and sick leave; between
40-6Q years. Call tn. 2-030O for
appointment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-04
MEN WANTED
To Sell
Encyclopedia Americana

YOUNG MAN for general all-Found
work IN appliance repair shop.
Apply lIl2 Hillwood ave. Fails
Church. Also need Young man for
general work with ability to meet
the public at silver Spring store
Apply c. A. LKPPERT. 5000 18th
81. Silver Spring.
YOUNG MAN, white, mechanically
inclined. 70 work In auto brake
shop gO3 N 81. NV.
YOUNG MAN. for general vofh
with furniture CO.. D. G. drivers
permit. Telephone HO. 2-70iS
DO YOU NEED EXTRA WORK.
Driyer-salesman: white: ideal part
time Job as route man for In
dustrtal catering company: hrs,
a,m,-1 pm, 5-day Wk.; guaran-
teed income. $40 wkly. With %.
portunity 10 earn more; perma-
nent yr.-found employment; ex-
eellent oppoFt. for ambitious mar
70 supplement his income with an
assured $1,000 plus each yr
daily. or HA. 2-7631 during
evening houFn
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|rlANO. Concord epinsl, 1oof model
1870 q q, nv. ~ 7.e3i5 :
FIANOS-lPlANO BENCHEs, new
Sfb. eteinVaF Grand. Aerosonit
console by BALDWIN Knabe small
uprt Wnfllt1eF sDinet. Prices 9l2a
up FERNS. delivery. bench free
PAUL 0OLiBART. 1875 Columbia
I'd. NV, AD. 4-6026 1880 10 ~.
~
PIANO. beautiful Chiekerine amall
concert grand. ANTIQUE model,
1879; entirely rebuilt and top re-
tone: $500 1850 10Th e. NV
PIANOS. Knabe. steinway and
dlti1n: greatly reduced; fcr better
Roi n's. y Rh s-sI ITS isao Q
PIAEOs ZOE nENT. With option
cost 81 haulIne. 81. $4,000.
On ne block above he Library. (
PLANOe = Upfights, 500 up: spinets.
consoles, Frands. S2e6 %; terms.
2gen every eye and al DAY Sun;
PIANO SHOP. b26 Bonifant st.,
Silver Spring, ma. ~. 6-303e.
PIANOS. ORGANS. used spinets
and. apt. upriGhts. S29B up; also,
used btefnwAv console priced very
low; used Strands, $685. up; used
eteinway, Krenich and Bach,
Chiekerlng. and other RFands II
real baTeain prices. New sDinets.
23D0 upi new eonalOes, SS75 up:
Thomas cleo. organs, $3.50 tlp.
Low terms Open Mondays,
Ihursoays. .Fridaya tn 8 PM;
other DAYS. tn 3. SILVER epkiNd
r1Aho CO.. s67 Pershing DR..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-04
eATTLE AND LIVIST0eK

MUST III SOLD, 5 hunters. proven
In show rims OF fed; 4 thefough-
bred brood mares. 2 with colts
BY side, ~, 0-96iS,
HORSE AND PONY AUCTION
Fisher I'd Temple Hills, Nd.
Oct. 4. $50 pm. CT. S-e022.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-04
Help WOMEN
BOOKKEEPER

Stop. Why look furtherf
We have what you have
been LOOKING for. OpDOr-
tunity for advancement,
super Worktng conditions.
even uniyae IN the once.
Plus unusual employe bene-
hts Yes. and even q con-
eenini boss fmost Of the
ttmel. All OF these adyan-
faGes are under roof In
eNehanRe for an experienced
bookkeeper such as you In
order 20 round out our ac-
counting stan. handing real
estate and insurance ae-
counting. write full expert
ence, personal facts and
availability 70 start work
Immediately on fO-houf
basis. Starting salary COM
mensufate with ability.
Prefer . Northern Va.
resident.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-04

EXPERIENCES. Tor inside sales
work In lge. local hearins aid
once; eood salary, commensurate
with experience ana ability. free
health insurance and other bene-
hts. Permanent position Apply
Mr. X +. Ogrison. AUnIPHtlNE
WASHINGTON CO.. INC. RI. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-04

Fun COAT, hlack-dyed eealskip,
shess. Sic si's 81. 10, .62se. p-''
Fpn cAPE, dyed squirrel, sizs ~.
10: eHcellent eono; aacflfce. RI.
1s0lbi before 9 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-04
coal, WOOD, FUEL OIL

PRESTOLOGS-The ideal fireplace
l6e. Long burning, high heat value,
no smoke no dirt. less than "a Of
~ ash. Easy 70 handle IAN, end e9I cor
FUEL PROD, INC, II. T-44ss.
FIREWOOD, mixed. seasoned, -
q cord, You haul. LANGLEY. Vas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-04
Travel Agent

Excellent opportunity with hlrhly
reserded aaency, for man with
5000 aacncy or TRANSPORT alton sales
experience Permanent position.
Write. stating qualifications, Box
se-h. star
Truck MECHANICS and helpers,
White MOTOR Co. ss65 Jsier-
s-so,io Can NJ ssaivas. "a
~ RENCHMAN-Part time. ALSO
OUTSIDE MEN; must have cars.
TOD sood ssiar5. cal IA. e-ss SSi.
~ sERvICE1aN. truck furnished;
also radio benehmnn. EARL Is
RADIO SHOP. AP. 7-lio5.
~ SERVIcEMEN, outside, exper. :.
fun or part time. permanent Job.
s ssS ' siss,s D H6 1910 asss:i'n and
~ AND RADIO NAM experienced
bench and outside. good pay: ex-
eeIlent opportunity RA. 3-@e2s
TTPEWRTTER MECHANIC. expert
anced man. fer permanent posi-
ton; good saiary. would consider
apprentice with some experience
ST. 3-7321.
! UPHOLsTERER. experienced only.
steady work. Phone Mr.. HOLE
Der. RA 3-2f45
rPHOLsTERERs. fully expeFienced.
DRAPERs. Ia. 6-26l0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-04
SITUATI0Ms-W0MEn
MISUNDERSTANDING

CIV. eoiored girl. 3 days .
SSselEss o EXP. and sOOd ref. y.
WOMAN. eolored. Ink. plain
eooking. oxper. laundress. 3 or 3
DAYS: refs. Ne. e-05pe.
DAYS WORK or cooking. 5 DAYS,
or home child care. Df, 7-i5ee.
COL0RED WOMAN desires DAYS
work ironine or cleaning; exper.
AID. 4-77o2. -
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=
tLAQotQtL, BRICK, CEMENT
4ot- Ntlle.. ~ ~. polenfl. walls.
y, nAHCvccLQs 70. 1-11et,
FLOORS saade1 and 1nllhcds In.
elspm ala asphaii Tile installed
H1enp 4ANDED and ilni.hed
Father and son: 10, A-1eba.
ukNkhAL CONTRACTING - Rec.
p psas1s0 ISSn A lsnS ssss a sIs:r u
HOME l1lrn0ykllENTs d any
Alnl Storm NindoN1i ~ - re4s
vnnStle pfAetli easy terms, "a,
= -,.n1a. -.
PAINTING - Guaranteed WORK.
minor renalrl; Tree es.lm9tss. CAL
PAINTING AM isi' ~ and Pi .1i'' comm.
Eeaidentlal sober White mech 30
tMt e4net, lttA4, co. R-A1ll.
PAINTING, mt, ext. carpentry,
~ rite. CAL any time. 10.
WOO,
PAINIlNo, pSnsfIns. nfSf-cIasS
woskm1nehip: work done im1medl.
A.a.ks NM l1'ssAAl lsA, 2.20ays -. :
pAlNIlNGs lAgEnlN0l interior,
EXTERIOR FHA loans avail EEii-
mates, 30. D.f59l after 8
fARKRfN0, SO fn u: ~ sun.
n1 e.ste1 VIZ .n4th "'o'
ST6SS 1fss4fg;5s .:--r-.yi
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TOOLS


wssbbSTE si AXE; AXIS. fF5IHiRHq qlE :, &:
sHovEIs, PICKS: MATrocKs
Sw1iNcaaAAss s SfeSS; Ss "a; R SsEp
wHEELBARRoWs, So. so: RAKRs
USED HAMMERS, soc: PLANES
10000 MISUNDERSTANDING
J. H. GICHNER
2513 N ST, NV. Fl, 3.o346
Tvs. 1897 demonstrators. ~" and
FL" all makes, One-yeAr guaran,
tee, SiS monthly Pre- home Dem.
co. 5-SS5e, i0i4 II 81. ne.
TV PIC. TUBES-SETS
yrs, install FREE; Si-in, Rcx. Sac;
ll-Ln,, sac Others, S2b; VI, guar
DUPONT, 1915 i7th NV AD. 4.
1850. 10 am. 10 10 pm. daily,
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INSTRUCTION COURSES
AIR INDUSTRY
MOTOR TRAVEL

NORTH MIAMI BEACH-coupie or
sirls g help drive: leaving
81 $50, Iii az az ss stiI and fy sun. after
FLORIDA SOON 'be Ford; man TO
help driveA u. D-46b0. Call after
pm.
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- NENA~@@~AA AaSA@NNA
DI. 7-l245 OR RIA. e-s7O2
CALCULATIONS, Remington, iO-key
electric printers, SlS5; Frideus,
Marchants. Monroes. from sos.
2i36 pNnna. Ave. NV, FE. S-l384
CAMERA. Linhci 4xb: $40 nm.
lens: accessories, like new; S31b
Phone EN-. 2.5B0o.
CASH REGISTER -addine machine
combination. new and used, 25E
4 CO.. soia ifth Il. NV. ''
CASH REGISTER. National. like
new. automatic; REGISTERS up 70
500: 90; siab. SECURITY JEWEL
Frs, OLE D 81. NV. RE- S-5sOi.
CHAIN sAWs--NeW Remington i.
man Sl56.6e. Also used modela
rontals, parte ana service MA.
LONEY'e. INC. e120 oeoreia ave.
silver eprinE.
cEEAA5PITEET, 3 tlat BOshm syst.mi
CLOTHING-Dresses. coats, suits,
oIvs ss az prices. si 81. ts..sossii
COIN sORTERs. easy operation for
small amounts Of coin, no service
c rsSa5 SSss y Il % NV c4 ~ lDSaa
DESK. Hepplewhite mahoe., from
biggs. very beautiful; Sab. il.
5-13h4.
DIAMONDS-Lady's, ia cts, en-
erald cut, $685.; lady's, = ct.
$500; lady's, ct, $3.50, lady's,
cts, 411OJ mans, ia cts,
u 81. NV. NE. s-526S.
DIcJATNG MACHINES l2). Edi-
phone: transeFibers (e1, one
hayer, and Protectograph
s9sssseo s'isR r. w ca y; q e. q ~
DININn RM. SUITE, NAH, Duncan
.PnYte; ae. table. china closet,
hulet, mirror, 3 chairs; new cond
ana sofa 'H bs Si'' iii. 4I ESRas chairs
DIsl!WAsHER, James portable 1855
moueli excellent condition. Call
EN-, 3-dlv3 Atter 3 pm.
p .eiI No. sI5 LARGE slLlas.c Cost ssS.
DRAPEs. Q pair. lowered with fray
background; SO. Call JE. 3-Ol70.
DRUM SET, bass, 2 tom-toms.
s sssrsi IN . 5000 condition. black
pas $3.50 Between 81, AID.
FIREPLACE. gas or cleo. iogs
screens, andlrons, etc. ACME
STOVE l0ll lth NV, Ma, h-A0ha
FOAM WHOLEsALERsl aOxs0yt
SCI. 3n-in. twin, SEQ; bA.ln, dhle
SJb holsters - ,06. tx, 3-06aa
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AIIENIIoH nou1IwIvEl esn'
nln ss.e.n Your snaN.l e yf. !.
$50 PET week. White Bon a1f-0
for aelallA Give phone number
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REPAIRS 3 SERVICES

DRAFTING done At home. depend
able service. Call WE. b-0s02
after q pm
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-03-14
Hold Zone On
Two-Family
Conversion

While large homes continue to
bring zoning problems, the East
Cleveland Zoning Board adheres
strictly to regulations to maintain
its neighborhood standards.
Another such instance marked
the Tuesday morning meeting Of
the Zoning Board when the con
version of a 24-room dwelling at
1880 Terrace I'd. was on the
sgenda, having been heard and con-
tinued several times.
Former requests to create separ-
ate living units in the house were
denied by the board which set the
occupancy at 16 persons. Tuesday
morning the request was to convert
into a twO-family dwelling with
the added privilege Of two roomers
per suite. The board granted the
two-family conversion, and one
roomer per suite, provided plans
and construction meet code requir-
ments. At present three families.
all related, occupy the dwelling
owned by Mrs. Kelley.
Denied was the request of Paul
J. Testa to park a dump truck and
a tractor with a payloader in mis-
property at 14304 Potomac ave.
Under city ordinance, working
equipment cannot be parked in
residential area. Thirty days was
given to find another parking place.
The Ericsson Manufacturing Com
pany Inc. was granted permission
to occupy the premises at 1860
Hayden ave. The company has been
in business since 1918, manufactur-
ing a nationally known line of
electrical specialities. Most parts
are manufactured elsewhere and
assembled, packaged, and shipped
from here. Its present location is
in Cleveland
The company plans 10 remodel
the interior, hardsurface the park
ing lot and remodel and paint the
exterior, adding landscaping. Eight
persons are currently employed.
Transfer of a rooming house
permit from Roy Carlson to George
]. Diener was granted with a
limited occupant of 10 persons,
after certain remodeling is COM
pleted.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-03-14
Drive Volunteers
Urgently Needed

A call for volunteers is being
made by Mrs. Clamor Paul, 1444
East 135th ST., chairman of the One
Day Easter Seal Sales, Sunday,
March 24th.
Mrs. Paul announces that the
two captains for each of the city's
10 tracts into which it has been
divided, have been contacted. Now
the task is to find the walkers"
who will sell the seals, proceeds for
which go into the work of the
Society for Crippled Children.
Young adults, and older adults,
men and women, are needed. Call
Mrs. Paul at PO. 1-7568 if you can
give an hour or two to this canvass
on Sunday, March oath.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-03-14
Korb Signing
Teachers For
57-58 Year

-Four additional new teachers for
the 1878 school year were ap-
proved by the Board of Education.
Monday night, upon the recommen-
dation DR.. o. j. Korb, superin-
tendent Of schools. Two teachers,
presently filling posts, were ap-
proved for the remainder of this
school year. All are in the elemen-
tary classification. They are: Miss
Norma Parks, 465 East 142nd ST.,
who attended Villa Angela and
Ursuline College and will graduate
this September from Western Re-
serve University. Miss Marilyn Rex
of Homerville, Ohio, June 1857
graduate of Kent State University.
Mrs. Constance Garcia, who has
taught year since her graduation
from the College of Wooster, and
Miss Barbara Dunn who taught
here formerly and is returning to
teach again.
Mrs. Nancy Carlson Ulf, 1875
Nelacrest is from Titusville, Pa,
and graduate Of Wilson College
for Women and Edinboro Pennsyl-
vania State Teachers College. Mrs.
Ulf is finishing out the year at
Caledonia, teaching the classes Of
Sandra Schudel. Another vacancy
at Caledonia is being filled by
Cornelia Stockstill.
The board authorized n. F. Leist,
assistant to the superintendent, to
advertise for bids for the under
coating work at Shaw Stadium.