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front, Felix Valet Jose G..
Pacheco, Thelma ". Mcclure
st. john: Senator Thfe}o1aId E
'Moofehead, Mrs. Elaine Ma
thaniel, Thomas Thomas, Rob-
ert O'Connor a n d Ronald
Morrisette.
ADULTS ~.
children were awaiting the
Nurses. When the last one was
innoculated it was 1O:45 am.
A total of 235 persons were
vaccinated in Christiansted
aid 135 in Frederiksted.
TWO U. S. ...
sci "Sunbird" with six officers
and one hundred and ten en-
listed men.
The "sunbird'' will arrive
tomorrow and depart on Mon
day August 10; the Solely"
will be in St. Thomas on Sun
day and Monday, August II
and 18.
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LATEST NEWS
v. /. STUDENTS -.

lars for the third year and
sos million for the fourth
year is expected to be passed
by the 85th Congress.
In making today's announce
ment Senator Anduze paid
high tribute to the Virgin Is
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lands Washington delegation
made up Of Senators Ronald
de Lugo, Walter |. M. Hodge
and Democratic National Com
mitteeman for the Virgin IS
lands Ralph P~aiewonsky which
was able through Senator
James P. Murray's office to OBJ
tain an amendment to the
Senate's education bill to in
clude students from the Unit
cd States Virgin Islands.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-14
Text Books Replace Dancing
Shoes For Ginny Ann Tomsie

hanging up her dancing shoes
and reaching for her school
books. The 1858 January grad
uate of Cleveland Heights High
will enter Kent State Univer-
sity in September. to prepare
for a career in speech therapy.
She wants to aid children with
speech defects.
Ginnie currently is appear
ing in a trio, "The Curvettes"
at the SO Rivers Inn, Montreal,
Canada. Upon completion of
this engagement, she flies to
Cleveland and turns her
thoughts to school.
Previously the trio played
club dates through the north
east and south, joined the Dag
mar-Vaughn Monroe Sh o W
which proceeded the ball games
at various stadiums for the
month of June. Then on to the
fabulous Fontanebleau in Mi
ami with the Billy Eckstein re-
vue.
Sunday last was Ginnie's
birthday and her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Tony Tomsic (he's
the well known ECBA member
and Hayden ave. merchant)
and daughter, Candy, motored
to Canada to help her celebrate
the event, her first birthday
away from home.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-14

A vacation in Canada was
interrupted this week by Mrs.
Spencer Payne, 1923 Selwyn
road, for a return TO Cleveland
and a visit to the Central Blood
Bank to donate much-needed
Type A-Positive blood.
Donating blood is nothing
new to Mrs. Payne. as she was
one of the many thousands of
Greater Cleveland residents
who participated in the life
saving program during World
War ii. Since then, she has
contributed to the Central
Blood Bank.
when | learned about the
need for A-Positive blood,
which / have, / decided to visit
the Red Cross Blood Center be-
fore returning to Canada with
my husband to continue our
vacation" Mrs. Payne COM
mented.
Mrs. Payne. with her hus-
band, an engineer with Lincoln
Electric Co., are spending their
vacation at their summer cot
tage at Lake Rosseau, Ontario.
Canada. The couple has three
children.
Usually, according to Mrs.
Payne, her blood contributions
are made through the Shaw
and Caledonia P.T.A., of which
she is a member. She, however,
visited the Red Cross Blood
Center Thursday to enable her
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-14
Shaw Alumni
Dance Again
At Mentor

Now is the time for all Shaw
graduates TO talk the Alumni
reunion. The eighth such dance
at Mentor-on-the-Lake will be
held Saturday, September 9th
from 9 to 1:30 o'clock.
Already hard-working COM
mittee is planning for the eve
ming. jim Stratton and Herb
Luxenberg will do the publicity.
Herby is asking all class officers
to call him at MU. 1-8500 PDQ.
He has a message for them.
Also helping to round up the
gangs" are Bill Nelson, George
Davis and Jerry Young. They
are putting the chain method
to work. They are asking every
Shaw graduate TO call as many
of his classmates as he can
contact.
Families whose sons or
daughters in the alumni, are
being asked to write them the
date Of the dance. Who knows,
they might arrange visit
home that weekend.
Tickets at the door.
The highest attendance vet
was 700. What will it be this
year?
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-14
By Bob X eefse

The date of Monday, August
II, will always be a memorable
one for two East Cleveland boys
who pitched no-hit games that
evening. One of the two out
standing pitching feats was es-
pecially remarkable because it
was a perfect game.
Art Phillip, 12-year old right
handler of Kennedy's Mems
Shop, retired 18 consecutive bat
ters against Koenig Sport
Goods in Little League game
at Shaw Field on Monday night
to register an Ito victory. 1t
was the first time in the six
year history of East Cleveland
Little League competition that
a perfect game has been pitched.
Phillip struck out 13 Koenig
batters, walked sone, received
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-14
City's Newest
Pastor Union
Hour Speaker

The new pastor at the East
Cleveland Congregations
Church, the Rev. Robert F. r.
Peters, will be the preacher at
the August 18th, oath and 31st
union services. These services
will be held in East Cleveland
Baptist Church, Euclid at Rose
mont rd., at ten o'clock. Visitors
are welcome.
Children in the Nursery,
Kindergarten and Primary De-
partments will find a place in
the Union Church School.
Rev. Donald X. Willis, assis-
tant pastor of First Presbyter-
ian Church Of East Cleveland,
will be the guest preacher at
the 10:45 a. m. worship service
Sunday at the Phillips Avenue
Presbyterian Church, East
125th st. at Phillips ave.
Mr.. w. Blaine Foreman will
be the man at the lectern. Solo
ist will be Mr.. Ilo Dishong.
Mrs. Harold l.. Hale is guest
organist during August.
The Rev. James R. Stull,
MD, will speak on "The Up
ward Call" at the 10:45 a. m.
service in Calvary Lutheran
Church, Euclid at Lockwood
ave. Rev. Stull is one of the
few pastors within the church
having both theological and
medical formal education. He
leaves soon for missionary serv-
ice in Liberia.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-14
Art Phillip HurIs
Perfect No-Hitter.
First In ECLL Loop

perfect support from his team
mates and didn't permit a ball
to be hit out of the infield.
Allan Nahra and Mark Presser
each collected 3 hits, a sim
gle, double and triple, to lead
the 11-hit Kennedy attack. The
victory practically assured the
victors of first place in the Su-
perior Hill Division of the Lit
tie League. They need ony two
wins in their remaining three
games to earn a spot in the
league playoffs with the Nelson
Jewellers, undefeated rulers in
the Shaw Division.
The other no-hit effort on
Monday night, which also ended
in an ITO score, was turned in
by Bruce Matte, 14-year old
hurler for East End Nash, in a
Pony League game against Ed
wards Funeral Home at Forest
Hills. Only two Edwards bat
ters reached first base, both on
as Mates sharp-break-
ing curve accounted for Ia strike
outs. Bob Liddy and Cliff Poulin
helped the Nash cause by
pounding out three hits each.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-14

The 1858 DeMolay Queen for
the State of Ohio is Miss Mar
cia Laux, 19. Miss Laux was
the candidate from the second
Ohio District, and was spon-
sored by the Cleveland and
Sylemna Chapters. Cleveland
Chapter is the oldest in the
state and East Cleveland's only
DeMolay chapter. 1t meets
in Windermere Presbyterian
Church.
The attractive blond was
crowned at the Grand Ball in
the Roof Garden Of the Shera-
ton-Gibson Hotel in Cincinnati
Saturday, August 9th. The
event climaxed a weekend of
meetings, banquets and excur-
sions attended by DeMolays
and their dates. Many state Of
ficers were also in attendance.
James Reihl of South Euclid
served as escort for Miss Laux.
He is Master Counselor Of
Cleveland Chapter.
Miss Laux is the Past
Worthy Advisor of South Eu-
cid Assembly, Rainbow for
Girls No. AZ. She is a graduate
of Brush High School where
she was a football queen and a
majorette. A student at Kent
State University, Miss Laux re-
sides at 1878 Roland ave., Lynd-
hurst.
Making up the committee
backing the Second Districts
winner and candidate for state
honors were: Bruce Rick, 1868
Rosalind ave., John Ingram,
1914 Fourth ave., Dave Rollo,
1857 Bender ave.; Carl Fisher
and Donald Jones of Cleveland
Heights. Rick was the publicity
chairman.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-14
Inquiries received by the city

Inquiries received by the city
from persons interested in
building a high rise apartment
on Terrace rd. opposite Huron
Road Hospital, have prompted
the City Commission to solicit
bids for the development Of
this 21a-acre tract. 1t is the
last Of five dedicated apart
ment sites in the city's portion
of Forest Hill Park.
An unusual commitment ac-
ches each bid. Each bidder will
be required to submit along
with his bid for the purchase of
the site, the plans for the con-
struction he will build on it.
Another requirement calls
for prompt development of the
site and failure to do so will
forfeit the sale.
The area streaches COZ feet
along the south side Of Terrace
rd., with a varying depth of
from 1873 to 273 feet.
When the John d. Rockefel-
leI Estate was donated to the
cities of Cleveland Heights and
East Cleveland in 1888, five
areas on the local portion of
the park were dedicated for
apartment use only. Four OF
these sites, on the east side of
Superior rd., south of Terrace
rd.. have been sold Two Of
them have been developed.
All money received from sale
of the park lands goes into the
Park Reserve Fund for park
maintenance and improvement.
The Commission
Accepted the bid Of the Muir
ray Hill Construction Co. in
the sum of S5,555.82 for the
construction Of the Woodlawn
rd. relief sewer. One other bid
was received. 1t was from the
Connolly Construction Co. for
$7,066.50. Work is to be started
at once, since this is an emer-
gency repair.
Passed an ordinance to seek
bids for a new lodge for the
caretaker at Forest Hill Park.
The present structure, one OF
two that came with the park
in 1888, would cost an estimated
$4,000 to repair, an expendi-
ture considered unwarranted.
There will be a five-car garage,
with the four spaces for stor-
ing park equipment.
A transfer Of S45,000 from
the Permanent Improvement
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-14
United Appeal
Has New Film

Chambers School, 14121
Shaw ave.. will be one of eight
Greater Cleveland distribution
centers for the new United Ap.
peal film, "The Size of g
Smile"
Kenneth Vermillion, princi.
pal, will head the local distri.
button center and book the film,
for area schools only.
The 10-minute color anc
sound movie, filmed in Greater
Cleveland, features Bob Hope
in the introduction and ending
and SHOWS activities of various
Red Feather Agencies and the
Red Cross.
Organizations W S h ing 8
showing are requested to con.
tact the UA Speakers anc
Films Division, 300 Euclid
ave-, or telephone UT 1870
The film is available without
charge.
Scenes in the movie were
taken at the Society for the
Blind, Centerville Mills Y
Camp, DePaul Infant Home
Golden Age Center, Wade Day
Nursery, Alta S e t t ] e m n
House, Cleveland Hearing and
Speech Center, out-patient clinic
at University Hospitals, a fos.
ter care home and Visiting
Nurse Association.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-14
Election Board
Extends Hours

To register an expected 50,-
900 to 10000 additional voters
who are expected to cast their
ballots in the November cleo
ton, the Board of Election is
extending its hours. The Of
fices will be open evenings and
Saturdays, starting September
18th and continuing to the
deadline for registering on
September Oath.
Announcement as to the
dates on which polling places
will be open prior to deadline,
will be made as soon as de-
cision is reached by the board.
1t is expected that anywhere
from $4,000 to 10000 addi-
tional ovters will register for
this election.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-14
CALL NEWS
to
PO. 1873
City Seeks Bids Plans
For Last Forest Hill
Park Building Site

Fund was authorized. $4,000
goes into the Playground Fund.
for work done at Skating Rink
Park. $4,000 goes into the City
Hall Building Fund, and Fl
nance Director Apthorp indi-
Gated this probably will be
insufficient to complete the
job"
Other bids to be advertised
are: incinerator repairs, a
new Service Department truck;
surfacing of the drive and a
portion of the parking lot in
the Lower Valley of Forest Hill
Park; and for repairs TO the
boiler and stoker in the COM
hine Fire Station No. / and
old City Hall building heating
system or for a gas conversion.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-14
Serves Nike Bases As Chaplain

The Chaplain who ministers
to the men who man the East
Side Army mike" bases that
encircle Cleveland is the newly
appointed Rev. Vincent Roth
we'll, a member of the Pennsyl-
vania Erie conference of the
United Brethren Church.
Rev. and Mrs. Rothwell and
their four children are residing
at 1902 Terrace rd. Three of
the children, Douglas II, a sixth
grader; Donald, 8, a third grad
er, and Lucinda, 6, a second
grader, will attend Superior
School. Dickson, three, will
keep mother company at home.
Chaplain Rothwell attended
Houghton College and the
Evangelical Theological Semin-
ary at Napervijle, Ind. Both he
and his wife are from near
Mayville, NY.
While pastor of the United
Brethren Church in Warren,
Pa, Rev. Rothwell was invited
to serve as chaplain Of the War
rem State Hospital. This ex-
rericnce decided a career that
he had been considering since
h.s seminary days. Ee resigned
mis- pastprate in july of 1857,
enlisted in the Us Army and
was assigned as the chaplain
at the Ravenns (Ohio) arsenal.
His assignment as chaplain
for the 518th Missile A.A.A.Bn
with headquarters at the Brat
enahl base began in July. His
other bases are Willowick, War
rensville Heights, Cleveland
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-14
Plans Program To
Augment Church
Mission Studies

Church women, especially, who
have enjoyed the programs pre-
sented from year to year by
Rowena Kailer Cargill on
themes paralleling their mis-
sion studies, will be interested
to know that this coming win
ter Mrs. Cargill will offer an
evening entitled "Mystic Chants
and Wisdom of the East" with
India as the background. The
programs are sponsored by the
Cleveland Council Of Church
Women.
Mrs. Cargill has been spend
ing the past week in Washing
ton, DC. where she visited the
Japanese and Indian embassies
and was entertained at dinner
in the home of DR.. and Mrs. r.
N. HAZARD. DR.. HAZARD heads
the Education Section of the In
dian Embassy.
The material garnered on this
trip will be assembled with
other data being collected to
provide program including a
brief historical talk, songs and
a piano interlude. The accom-
panist is Mrs. Margaret Nor
ton.
While in Washington Mrs.
Cargill visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugo S. Prucha, former Past
Worth Patron and Past Worth
Matron Of Windermere Chap
ter Order of Eastern Star and
Miss Laura Verdier, also a for
mer East Clevelander.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-14
ATS Student Helps With Chores,
Reflects Her responsibilities

different in preparation and
serving than at home.
The city bred girl from a
great American metropolitan
center is lending a hand with
farm chores in Holland. She
has helped load potato boxes on
the truck, lifted water from one
ditch to another with the aid
Of a little pail nailed to a long
stick; fed the calves, watered
the cows, while feeding the two
cats is her specific assignment.
She also helps with the dishes.
On Sundays the girls do the
dusting and help with meals,
since the maid does not come in
on that day.
Speaking of Sunday, the gov
eminent asks the farmers not
to work on Sunday, so only the
absolutely necessary chores are
done.
Continued on page 81
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-14

and her husband to return TO
Canada Friday night.
Not only did Mrs. Payne
take time off from her vaca-
tion to give blood, but she
spent three-hour wait IN the
downtown sector before the
center opened. 81 was mistaken
in the hours during which the
Center is open," Mrs. Payne
commented. Accompanied by a
young friend, she went shop
ping in the meanwhile.
Warm praise for the Red
Cross Blood Program was
given by Mrs. Payne.
"While in Canada" she said.
II received a very nice letter
from the Rev. Mr.. William
Towner, pastor of the East
Cleveland Baptist Church, ex-
pressing his appreciation for
my blood donation"
Mrs. Payne pointed out that
one of her blood certificates
credited to the P.T.A. was
given the church to help meet
the blood need of parishioner.
at is really something to
hear that your blood is being
used," Mrs. Payne said.
A Red Cross Bloodmobile
unit will visit East Cleveland
on October 2Sth. Until then,
residents may call Gu 1880
for an appointment to give
blood at the Center, 1927 Pros
pect avenue.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-14
Delegates off To
vFw Convention

The 45th anniversary Of the
Ladies Auxiliary to the Veter--
ans Of Foreign Wars titled the
Sapphire Blue convention will
be held in New York City
August 17-22nd. Mrs. Robert
Kleitz, 12S05 Phillips ave., a
Past Department of Ohio
President and member Of
Edgewater V.F.W. Auxiliary
No. 496, plans to attend the
sessions as a delegate from her
Auxiliary.
The joint Memorial Services,
held with the parent organi-
zation in the newly completed
New York Coliseum will have
Cardinal Francis Spellman as
main speaker.
Winning marching and mus
ical units will be chosen dur
ing the colorful Million Dollar
Pageant Of Drums.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-14
Local Officers At
Student Council Confab

Planning already for their
duties as president and vice
president, respectively, Of Shaw
Student Council this coming
term, Dennis Rogers and Ken
Connell last week attended the
conference for such high school
officers held at Ohio Univer-
sity. Exchange of ideas and
suggestions and comparison Of
current programs proved most
helpful.
The boys report they felt
proud Of Shaw's student coun-
Gil record when they listened
to achievement reports from
other schools. About 200 in
coming officers attended the
meeting.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-14
Breakfast Served

East Cleveland Business AS
sociation members and guests
will enjoy breakfast in Forest
Hills Park Sunday morning,
each family or group bringing
and preparing their foods. Mr..
and Mrs. John Howell. as Off
cial fire-makers, will have the
Goals hot, ready for the skillets
from 500 to 11:O0 O'Clock.
Friends are also welcomed.
The breakfast, initiated last
year, proved decided success
and with fair skies, good at
tendance is expected.
The Beersford rd. off Terrace
entrance will be used.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-14
Take Area Offices
lin K.C. Council

Two northeast area residents,
both Past Grand Knights of
their respective Councils, were
formally installed last Friday
night as officers in the Greater
Cleveland Chapters, Knights
of Columbus.
Assuming the d. ties of
Treasurer was Robert w. Lack
ner, 12647 Edmonton ave-, PGK
Euclid Council while Jerry j.
Kleinhienst, 15608 Corsica ave.,
PGK immaculate Council, was
installed as Warden.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-14
Council Improving

Getting along nicely" is the
report from st. Luke's Hospital
where William Council is con-
valescing following surgery.
Mr.. Councell is former Shaw
coach and former clerk-treasur-
er of East Cleveland Board of
Education.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-14
Former Pastor III

Friends of the Rev. ]. F.
McHendry Of Akron will be
happy to know that he contin-
ues to improve at City Hospital,
Akron, where he has been a pa
tient for several weeks. Mr.. Nc
Hendry was stricken i'll while
he and Mrs. McHendry were re-
turning from a visit with son
George in Colorado.
George, now at home, was
studying deacon on a seminar
scholarship.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-14
Promotion
Calls Holman
To California

Announcement is made today
that Brigadier and Mrs. Peter
J. Holman, manager of the
Cleveland's Mems Social Serv-
ice Center Of The Salvation
Army have been selected for
an important promotion in that
organization.
The Brigadier will undertake
the supervision of all Mems So
cial Service Centers in the
eleven western states with
headquarters in San Francisco,
Calf.
The Hofmans will leave on
September 1st after II success
fnl years in Cleveland, during
which time they have become
probably the best known and
beloved Salvation Armv officers
in North Eastern Ohio.
The Brigadier has been an
officer for 20 years. All of his
service has been in the treat
ment field of alcoholism. He
was one Of the first to attend
the Yale School on Alcohol
Studies, has served on the
Cleveland Committee on "Prob-
lens Of Alcohol" since 1914: he
has been a member of a Nation
al Committee under the aus
pices of The Salvation Army
and is recognized by thai or
ganization as an outstanding
authority in the field.
When the Brigadier took
charge of the Cleveland Center
it was located on East 55th
Street and had an 85-bed ca
pacity and it's workshops were
supported through the process
ing of discarded household ma
terials collected by 10 trucks.
During their years here the
Hofmans have developed the
Cleveland Mems Center into
the largest and best equipped
In the world.
The Center now operates 30
trucks and has IA retail stores
to dispose of the reconditioned
household goods and other
items. 1t has a 230-bed capacity.
Mrs. Brigadier Holman is
well known in the community
also. She served as a Dough
nut Girl" in France during the
First World War and is prob
ably the only Salvation Army
woman officer with that distinc-
tion in Ohio. During her 19I
months overseas she saw serv-
ice in the Toul Sector; was with
the troops during the St. Mihiel
Drive and in the Argonne. Ar
mistice Day found her in "NoI
Mans Land" where she col
lected autographs from Ger
mans as we'll as allied soldiers.
She wound up her overseas
service with the Army of Occu-
patton in Coblenz, Germany,
and has been a member of the
Cleveland Women's Overseas
League for many years.
The Brigadier is better known
as "Pete" to his large number
Of friends in the Kiwanis Clubs
Of Cleveland and among the
members of the Shrine Lunch
con Club of which he has been
the chaplain for several years.
His terse, meaty invocations
have been an important part
Of their program each week.