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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27

the countries of Canada,
United States, Mexico, Pana-
ma, Peru. Brazil and Uruguay.
The local group has been
changed from Soroptimist
International of Washington
to Soroptimist Club of WASH
ington.
Mrs. Mary Cobb was dele
gate to the convention and
Miss Virginia 1'immons and
Miss Mary Elizabeth Mer-
sheimer were alternates. Al
so attending we're Mrs. Edna
H. Nick, Miss A. Olivia Nicoll,
Miss Marye M. Hobson and
Miss Rosemary Dolan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27
Soroptimists
Change Name

The American Federation
Of Soroptimists Club, Inc.
has changed its name to sor-
optimist Federation OF the
Americas. it is reported by
delegates returning from the
convention held recently in
Houston, Tex.
The new name Is consid-
cred more descriptive since
the organization embraces
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27

had three canes as an insig-
MIA OF rank. comdr. Aquino
most proudly wears hers
three gold Stripes.-E. M. ID.
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may be sure II will be the
talk OF the party"
Carrying on the tradition
OF her family-her father
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Noeff Retires

Continued from Page II
on the electrical layout for the
new Shaw pool, work on which
has been started.
Earlier in his life, Mr.. Nolff
was associated with Tom L..
Johnson's three-cent fare street
car line, remaining on as cleo
trician when that company and
the old Cleveland Railway Sys-
tenn. He was Right hand man"
for Joe Alexander when John
son built power plant on
Whisley Island. At one time
Nolff had charge of the cleo
trical department at the Ma
tional Acme plant at East
131st st. and st. Clair ave.
Motifs services have been
freely given to civic and service
groups in the community. He
always takes over for the XII
wants at their annual Talent
Show where lighting effects
add so much to these colorful
performances.
The Nolff's are selling their
home at 5456 Wilson Mills rd.
Their many friends wish them
well in their new home. Just
how leisurely Roy will spend
his days, remains to be seen.
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Caledonia Edges Mayfair
In "Vivian" Track Meet

Showing good balance in all
events Caledonia's speed mer-
chants dethroned the defend
ing champions of Chambers to
win the 4th Annual "Doc"
Vivian Memorial Grade School
Track Meet at Shaw Stadium
last Saturday.
Led by Doug Michel, who
took first in the broad Jump,
thirds in the lloyd. dash and
lloyd. hurdles, and fifth in the
softball throw for a total of
16 points, the Hilltoppers piled
up total of 81 points.
Mayfair scored 3S points for
second place, and Chambers
had 33 for third.
Other individual stars in
cluded Mark Presser of Gale
donia who took first in the
70-yd. dash, third in the broad
jump, and anchored the win
ming 4-man shuttle relay and
Bill Chambers of Superior who
captured first place in lloyd.
hurdles, and second in the
broad jump.
Directing the meet this year
were Thomas Minhardt, ele-
mentary physical education in
structor; Donald Drebus, Shaw
football and basketball coach:
William Thomas, Shaw track
coach; Dale Jones, Kirk track
coach and members of the
Shaw and Kirk track teams.
How they finished (scoring
6-5-4-3-2-D:
Caledonia 81. Mayfair 38,
Chambers 33, Superior "a, Ro-
zelle 81, Prospect II.
Results 1etter in parenthesis
indicates schoolO:
70-yd. Hurdles-1st, Cham
bers (S); End, Voyles (R); 3rd,
Michel co.: 4th, Ball (M); 5th,I
Kuebler (C); 9Th, ChernayI
(Ch).
lloyd. Dash - 1st, Presser
(C); 2nd. Wentz fR); 3rd.
Michel CO.; 4th. Watt (MD;
5th, Mazur (S); 9Th, Taft (M). :.
4-Man Shuttle Relay - 1st,
Caledonia Morrison, Presser.
Kuebler, Spoth): End, Mayfair;
5rd, Chambers; 4th, Prospect;
5th, Rozelle; 9Th, Superior.
S-Man Shuttle Relap-1st.
Chambers Cannon, Chernay,
Newbeller, Denero, Bellies,
Wolfgram, Ruuska, Single);
End, Caledonia; 3rd, Mayfair;
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Continued from Page II

Pep Club. Musically inclined
she was member of Shaw's
band, orchestra, choir, string
ensemble and Rhythm Teens
of which she was publicity
chairman. She is also a Ma
tional Honor Student. AS for
college, she plans to enter Car
negie Institute of Technology.
Michigan University, A n n
Arbor, Mich. will have one of
the Shaw Honor Roll students
enrolled in it's Freshman class
in Sc pt m ber. NDA
SCHWElZER, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis j. Schweizer,
904 Dresden rd. has chosen to
major in physical education
there. At Shaw Linda was a
member of G.A.A. and partici-
pated in all manner of sports.
counting the Daisy Mae, Army
Navy and Yale-Harvard vic
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SIX SIX ES

+ are the beginning of the AL
legheny Plateau; and tn y
studied many living things en-
countered on their walk. The
third graders have also been
studying the East Cleveland
reg ion in their Geography
classes, and have been tracing
the development Of this area
from the distant glacial age to
the present.
ROZELLE is very proud Of
the new additions to the in
tie Tor furnishings of their
building. A teachers d in in g
room has been completely re-
finished, and is one of the
cheeriest and prettiest rooms
you can imagine. And consider
able progress has been made
on the brand new Library at
Rozelle. which should be ready
for the students next year.
At SUPERIOR, every grad
uating sixth grader had part
in one of the two plays pre-
sented at morning and after.
noon assemblies last Monday.
The Secret of the Worn-Out
Shoe was acted by the stu
dents of Miss Nancy Kaufman,
and Miss Arlene VOLTS room
presented play entitled "The
Hole in the Sock. A total of
fifty children appeared in the
two plays.
SO another year comes to
an end.
Looking ahead to next year,
we will see an expanded River
Road Camp series of weeks
for the sixth graders; no mid
year promotions in any of the
grades; many improvements
in the physical appearance of
the rooms and buildings, some
Of which are already under
way, as we have reported; and
a city-full Of youngsters ready
to "hit the books" again after
a long summer vacation. Until
then--Take care of yourself.
Show up in September alive
and we'll,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-06-05

The members of Brownie
Troop 1922 of East Cleveland
will honor their fathers by pre-
senting them with credit check
books. Each check is a promis-
sorry note to perform service
such as washing the car, NOW
ing the lawn, etc.
The Fathers Day recognition
act follows closely after a pot
luck supper that was held at
Caledonia Library in honor Of
the mothers. At this supper
the mothers were presented
with novel baskets and name
pins made by the Brownies in
one of the many projects car
ried on during a busy year
under the co-leadership Of Mrs.
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4th, Rozelle; 5th, Prospect;
9Th, Superior.
SOftball Throw - 1st, Taft
(M); End, Watt (M); 3rd, La
Puma (Ch); 4th, Carlstone (S);
5th, Michel Co; 9th, Nahra
CO..
High Jump-1st, Ball Co;
tie for End, Morris CO., Peters
Co, Cannon (Ch), Juliana
(Ch); 9Th, Figuero (R).
Running Broad Jump 1st,
Michel CO.; End, Chambers
(S); 5rd, Presser (C); 4th,
Wentz (R); 5th, Ruuska (Ch);
9th, Towner (P).
Obstacle Race - 1st, Mazur
(S); End, Stone CO.; 3rd,
Gleason (P); 4th, Ruuska
(Ch); 5th, Kuebler (C); 9Th,
Farrell (R).
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Get Your
'x-Ray By
Saturday

East Cleveland's 1858 X-ray
survey is nearly completed and
appearances are that we will
not reach our goal Of $500 per-
sons to be X-rayed.
However. Miss Louise Bart.
hold, chairman Of the East
Cleveland program, says that
the 1858 survey can be con-
sidered a success and she re-
minded those who have not yet
visited the units that there is
still time to get a free chest
X-ray while the buses are in
our community.
According to Miss Barthold,
the people who visit the buses
during the remaining days Of
their stay in East Cleveland will
get excellent service and will
be doing their bit to help in the
fight against tuberculosis. The
more who get chest X-rays, she
said, means the more chance of
ridding the East Cleveland area
of this dread disease.
DR.. James P. Winkler, direc-
tor of health for East Cleve-
land, has joined with Miss
Barthold in urging that all
persons who are Is years of age
and over take advantage of the
opportunity to get their chest
X-ray while the unit is in East
Cleveland.
DR.. Winkler pointed out the
ease with which residents can
get this free service, simply by
visiting the units at their own
convenience. He also stressed
the fact that older people in
particular should take advan-
tage of the opportunity because
of the particular susceptibility
OF older persons to tuberculosis.
In the few days that remain,
it is suggested that those who
wish to have a free chest X-ray
visit the bus early in the day in
order to avoid any rush. 1t has
been pointed out that the X-ray
service can be performed in a
matter of just a minute or two
and that when visitors arrive
early they are able to complete
their visit with a minimum of
inconvenience.
For the benefit of those who
still haven't visited the unit, the
schedule for the remaining days
in East Cleveland are:
Hayden at Shaw - Thursday.
June 5th, l0:30 a. m. to 500
p. M; Friday, June 9Th, 1900
a. m. to 600 p. m.
Hayden at Mayfair-Satur-
day, June 7th, $50 a. m. to
1:15 p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-06-05
SIX SIZES

And so we are at the end
Of another year in the grade
schools Of East Cleveland-the
third year whose doings, or at
least some of them, "Six Skies"
has been privileged to report.
Let's take a brief alphabetical
rundown Of our six elementary
schools at this years end, and
see what each of them has
been doing.
CALEDONIA has been
busy place indeed. Mrs. Flor
ence Motiska's first graders
recently took trip to the
Cleveland Aquarium. w h es e
they saw electric eels, man
eating fish, colored fish, neon
light fish, and blind fish. and
watched the alligators being
fed their lunch of fish-aligator
food fish, we suppose. The
three third grade rooms saw
a movie of Mexico taken by
the family Of a classmate of
theirs. showing his f {
Cleveland family standing by
cactus plants, going to a bull
ring, playing in the ocean with
Mexican children, and riding
on horses near groves of
b ana trees. The Kinder
garten children staged a pup
pet show for their mothers,
presenting the stories of "The
Three Bears" and "The Little
Red Hen" and singing songs
they had learned. And the
sixth graders prepared to leave
the Hilltop school for junior
high school.
This years graduating class
at Caledonia is large one,
consisting of seventy-seven chill
dren: forty-three boys and
thirty-four girls. They pre-
sented their Glass Day exer-
cises in the school auditorium
yesterday, June 4th, combining
choral speaking and. the tradi- |
tional class prophecy with or
chestral music and group sing
ing.
CHAMBERS has an even
larger group of graduating
sixth graders, eighty-one in
all: forty-four boys and forty
seven girls. Their commence
ment program emphasized the
traffic safety program of the
school including a report on
his Washington trip by the
Safety Patrol representative.
awards made to the crossing
guards by the faculty sponsor,
Miss Mary Kappus, and a
safety play. In addition, the
school is especially proud of
being able to send on to junior
high school nine of its gradu-
ates from the Hard Of Hearing
School, which is doing such
splendid work with these boys
and girls.
PROSPECT is bringing to a
successful conclusion its first
year Of wide experimentation
with Activities Groups Of vari-
Gus kinds. For some time the
school has had a noontime
social dancing class for upper,
classmen, which has been quite
popular; now it has added arts
and crafts activities to its list
Of hobby groups, and this year
they really TOOK mold.
MAYFAIR children have
been learning great deal
about the geography and geo.
logy of this region through
a study of Forest Hills Park
recently. On Friday, May 23rd,
the two fifth grades went for
a science walk in the park
with their teachers, M issI
Elizabeth derson, Miss
Nancy Kirby, and Mr.. Robert
Chaunce. They found out that
the uplands there are geolog-
ically different from the lake
plain on which most of our
town is built, since the former
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Announce Bible
Vacation School

A Vacation Bible School opens
Monday, June 9th at the Church
Of the Cross, Caledonia ave. at
Winsford rd., for children aged
three to IL years. The hours
will be from $3.50 a. m. to 1900
noon and classes continue
through June goth. Registration
may be made following the Chill
dren's Day program Sunday,
June 9th. For information, call
Mrs. Robert Lucas, GIL. 1-3O59.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-06-05

T. S. Washkewicz and Mrs
John Lieebert.
The final event of the troops
activities was a picnic held last
Tuesday at Strawberry Lane.
The members of the troop,
left to right are:
Front row-Linda Bittenc,
Janet Jones, Maureen Egan,
Linda Richardson, Kathy Sulli-
van.
Middle row-Elizabeth Carl
son, Barbara Godfrey, Jean
Holmes, Susan Schwentker,
Candy Southwick.
Top row-Patricia Brady,
Candy Washkewicz, Cand y
Jones, Linda Liebert. Not pic
tured is Betty Cathcart.
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G.. !.
News

Mr.. and Mrs. Russell F. Reed
of 9l3 Greyton rd. have re-
ceived word of the arrival in
Korea Of their son, Airman
2/c John R. Reed, assigned to
the 6045 USAF Hospital at
Osan. His wife, Patricia, has
returned here and is again
nursing at St. Luke's Hospital.
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ShaW's So Honor Students

tories high in favor. She served
as secretary Of the Athletic
Council. She was a member Of
Pep Club, Official Club, Jr.
Sophomore Friendship for Girls
and the string ensemble. She
also wears the National Honor
Society colors.
Dension University is the
choice of another of these honor
graduates. CYNTHIA SCOTT
daughter of the Kenneth 7
Scott, jr., of 15742 Brewster
rd. Cynthia has been active
in athletics, aside from her
assigned classroom work, TAX
ing part in G.A.A., J.V. Cheer
leaders, Pep Club and member
Of the All Star Army-Navy
and Yale-Harvard tournament
teams. She was president of
Council and a member
of the Senior Girl Scouts. She
also is a National Honor So
ciety member.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-06-05
ORDINANCE NO. STA
Ry. Mr. Mix

TINE IN THE CITY OF
EAST CLEV VELAND
FROM 200 O'CLOCK
Am. OF THE LAST SUN
DAY OF APRIL UNTIL
200 O'CLOCK AN. OF
THE LAST SUNDAY OF
OCTOBER IN EACH
YEAR; AND REPEATING
ORDINANCE NO. 1928,
PASSED FEBRUARY "a,
1948.
BE IT ORDAINED by the
Commission of the City of East
Cleveland. Ohio
SECTION 1: That the stand
ard Of time throughout the City
of East Cleveland shall be that
of the 18th Meridian Of longi-
tude west from Greenwich, ex-
cept from 200 Am. of the last
Sunday of April until 200
O'Clock AM. of the last Sun
day of October, in each calen-
dar year, when the standard
of time throughout the City of
East Cleve'ond shall be ad-
vanced one hour.
SECTION 2: That municipal
offices and legal proceedings of
the City of East Cleveland shall
be regulated by such standard
of time, and when by ordinance,
resolution or action of any mu-
nicipal officer or body, an act
must be performed at or within
a prescribed time it shall be SO
performed according to such
standard of time.
SECTION 3: When a clock
or other timepiece is in or upon
a public building maintained at
the expense of the City of East
Cleveland, the board, commits
sion, officer or other person
having control and charge of
such building shall lhave such
clock or other timepiece set and
run according to the standard
of time as provided herein.
SECTION 4: That Ordinance
No. 1928. passed February "a,
1948. and entitled: can Ordi-
nance fixing daylight saving
time in the City of East Cleve-
land from 200 o'clock Am. OF
the last Sunday of April until
200 o'clock Am. of the last
Sunday of September in each
year." be and the same is here
by repealed.
SECTION S: That this ordi.
nance shall take effect and be
in force from and after the
earliest period allowed by law
PASSED: June 3rd, 1948
Attest:
Isl G. T. Apthorp
Clerk of the Commission
Published June 5th, 1868
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-06-05
Caledonia School

Caledonia playground is
under the supervision of the
Cleveland Heights Department
of Recreation with the East
Cleveland Board of Education
assisting with the supervision
1t opens Monday, June 18th and
VIII be open weekdays from 8
a. m. to 500 p. m. under the
supervision of Miss Sally Glib
son and William G. Thomas.
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Campus News

BALDWIN, w allace COllege, wa:
cited for achievement when h,
was named one of the outstand
ing men of the freshman class
at the annual Honors Convoca
tion held May 22nd on thu
Berea, Ohio, campus.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
Michael Brophy of 1923 Rox
ford st.
William James Whitacre, sor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ
Whitacre Of 1921 Robinhood DIR.
Willoughby, Ohio, was awarded
Bachelor of Arts degree BY
Rutgers, the State University
of New Jersey on June 4th.
Mr.. Whitacre, who graduated
with high honors in English, is
an alumnus of Shaw High
School. Cadet colonel of the
Army ROTC unit at Rutgers
he was awarded the Daughters
OF the American Revolution
New Jersey Blue Chapter Medal
as the most outstanding Army
ROTC cadet.
At Rutgers, Whitacre has
been president of Cap and Skull,
Crown and Scroll, Student
Council, Varsity R Club, English
Phi Gamma Delta, Crown and
Scroll, Class Office; and vice
president IFC.
He is a member of Student
Council, Philosophical Society,
ecabbard and Blade, Ledge
Council, on the Deans List, in
Who's Who, has played basket
ball, baseball and football and
a member of Unsung Hero,
Football (A.P.).
When the Denison CUniver-
sity) Players leave Granville
June 9th for their sixth con-
secutive overseas tour, in the
company will be Judy Funk, one
Of the members of the former
East Cleveland Tarquins. Judy
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wenner A. Funk of 877 Sell
wyn rd. and a Shaw graduate.
Selected as their 1858 pro-
duction is the ever popular
"The Man Who Came to Din
ner". 1t will tour among the
US. Army troops for seven
weeks after which the players
will do sightseeing for a fort
night before returning home.
The Players are putting on
two premier performances this
Friday and Saturday
at 8:15 in Ace Morgan Studio,
on the campus.
OPEN HOUSE
In honor Of their daughter
Kay, graduating June 8th
from Ohio University, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Foxall will be
hosts at an Open House at
their home, 81 East 242nd ST.,
Euclid, on Sunday, June 18th
between the hours of four and
eight o'clock. Miss Foxall was
a Shaw 1854 graduate. All
friends and relatives are cord
tally invited.
Majoring in education, Miss
Foxall, in company with Miss
Sandy Dickerson, graduating
from Ohio State University,
plan to teach next year in Gar
den City, California.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-06-05
PLAYGROUND
HEADQUARTERS

AS usual, the summer head
quarters of the Recreation
Department will be located
on the second floor of Fire
Station No. 2, adjacent to
Shaw Field and Shaw Pool.
Miss Betty Barrett will be
the office secretary. The of
flee phone number has not
yet been designated.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-06-05

Ten-Year service pin by East
Ohio Gas Company. She is a
teller in the company's north
ern region.
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MAYFAIR School

Gary LOTUS, Princeton u.
will be the new supervisor al
Mayfair School. He will be or
duty from 900 a. m. to dusk,
Mayfair is noted for its tourna
ment program and it is ex-
pected that athlete Lotus will
set up strong program at
Mayfair in the manner of ball
games. On duty from 900 to
noon will be Bob Coates, last
year at Superior Hill. Bob will
also supervise at Superior
School.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-06-05
Superior School

The hours at this elementary
playground will be from 100
to 500 .. M, under the super
vision of Mr.. Coates.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-06-05
Enrest Hill Park

Two Fairgrounds for the wee
folk dot the Lower Valley area
in the city's beautiful Forest
Hill Park. They will be under
the supervision Of Bob Eppich
home for the summer from Cor
nell University.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-06-05
Open Pool
On Monday
Continued from Page ~

Bob 6. Keefer resumes his
duties as Official scorer, stats
tician and publicity director for
all the ball leagues.
Handcraft will again be
taught by Miss Alice Juringus
whose class at Shaw Field will
be from 1000 a. m. to noon and
the class at Pattison Field from
100 to 2:30 p. m.
The concession stand will be
open all day and evening.
The revamping of the field is
completed and this years pro-
grams will take full advantage
of added and better equipment.
PattisOn Park
William Galberach, who has
just closed an outstanding base
ball season at Shaw returns to
supervise Pattison Park from
loo p. m. to dark. Pattison Of
fers unusually good baseball and
tennis facilities.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-06-05
Superior Hill

John Gallagher is assigned to
this playground atop the Su-
perior rd. hill. Hours 9 a. m.
to dark.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-06-05
Wins Service Pin

Gloria j. O'Brien, 1866 East
l33rd st. has been awarded a
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RaYine Drive

This small play area for the
children of the Ravine Drive
neighborhood was new last wear
Since then the city has added
fill to the slopes and installed
few pieces of equipment scaled
to the small fry. Posted signs
Indicate that the playspot is for
children 10 years of age and
under. Here, as in Hawley Park.
the mothers keep an eye on the
children.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-06-05

Handcraft will again he in
charge of Miss Alice Juringus,
who reminds mothers and chill
dren that this class will also
start on Monday, June 9th. There
VIII be handcraft classes, as fol-
lows:
Chambers School: / to 2;3O
y. m.
Pattison Park (at the Red
House)-3 to 4;30 p. m.
Chambers School ESPECIALLY
FOR Mayfair and Prospect chill
dren-10 TO 11:30 a. m.