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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-28

preme "priredbe proslave
kojima &c izraziti svoju vjeru
u Ujedinjene Nacije dopri-
nijeti boljem razumjevanju
njezinih ciljeva, problema
postignutih rezultata'. Kao
svoj osobni doprinos UNO So
lidarnosti i kao PRIMER dru-
gim americkim porodicama,
Predsjednik ce, ma Dan Uje-
dinjenih Nacija, prisustvova-
ii jednoj veceri koja &c doista
biti internacionalna: biti &c
tn sluzena juha il Francuske,
mesno jelo il Kline i dezert il
Austrije.
Druga vista ovih programa
sastoji Sc u muzici. Simfonij-
ski orkestri prirediti ce kon-
certe u vecim americkim gra-
dovima u pocast Ujedinjenih
Nacija. Tako &c, ma PRIMER,
u New Yorku biti priredjena
diva koncerta: jedan u velikoj
dvorani Glavne Skupstine UN
a drugi u Carnegie Hallu.
Org a nizacija Ujedinjenih
Nacija stvorena je da ispuni
jednu prastaru eeznju covje-
canstva - ceznju "a mirom,
pravdom "a bratstvom me-
dju ljudima; stvorena je da
bi dala prakticni izrazaj jed
MOI jednostavnoj ideji: ideji
da narodi i drzave moraju sa-
radjivati da bi postigli svoje
zajednicke ciljeve. Oboje, i ce-
znja ideja neophodno su po-
trebne "a napredak eovjecan-
stva, a u ovo doba nuklearne
energije potrebne su mozda
da bi ocuvale svijet cd potpu-
ne propasti.
Povelja Ujedinjenih Naci-
ia, jednoglasno prihvacena
dana 26. juna 1915. ma konfe-
renciji u San Francisku, mo-
ze sc u kratko nazvati nacr-
tom "a stvaranje boljeg svije-
ia. Ciljevi i svrha Organizaci-
je Ujedinjenih Nacija imaju
istu vrijednost danas kao i u
vrijeme kada su uneseni u Po-
velju i izrazeni su ma slijedeci
nacin:
'Da Sc buduce generacije
spasi Cd rata >. da Sc dade
ponovni izrazaj vjeri u osnov-
ma ljudska prava - u dosto-
janstvo i vrijednost ljudske
licnosti = u jednakopravnost
ljudi i zena, malih i velikih
naroda +. . da sc uznastoji oko
socijalnog napretka i boljeg
standarda zivota u vecoj slo-
bodi da Sc poKadi ma tome
da bi ljudi i narodi bill trpe-
ljivi zivjeli zajedno u miru
kao dobri susjedi -. da Sc u
jedine snage sviju mas da bi
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-28
Druqa omIadinska tamburaska grupa U
Cokeburgu po1inje S tetajevima u nov.
COkeburg, Pa.

Cokeburg, Pa. Pesacka Koo Grupa odsjeka broj 354
BZ odpoceti &c drugom omladinskom grupom tambu-
rice kroz prv tjedan novembru pa stoga mi pozivemo
one ko zanmaju da uce glazbu da dodju
nze potpsanm Mi narcotic pozvemo mas narod IL Coke
burga Benteyvla okoice da posalu svoju decu owe
teeaeve ko pod nadzorom Duquesne University Tambu
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-28

COnSreSSa GRAVE OnlO "a Sill
jedecu godinu.
Brat Badovinac, kao zastup-
mix Hrvatske Bratske Zajedni-
ce, u Ohio Fraternal Congresu
bio je dvije godine clan izvrs-
nog odbora tog kongresa; je-
dnu godinu drugi potpredsjed-
mix i jednu godinu prvi pot
predsjednik kongresa prize, ne
go sto je bio owe godine liza
bran "a. predsjednika.
Ma zasjedanju kongresa owe
godine Hrvatska Bratska Za-
jednica bila je zastupana pc
trojici clanova glavne uprave
Osim brata Badovinca, ma kon-
gresu smo bill prisutni brat
Michael Grasha, upravitelj Po-
mlatka i ia, koji sam sluzbeno
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-28
George Pukanich, E.

Pocasni - Honorary -
student, clan gnijezda Ill od-
sjeka broj /, N. S. Pittsburgh
- George Pukanich, Jr., ma
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-28
Cd GIaunog u.un,cu
rP6SIe0nIkd Predsjednk
zasjedanje Ohio Fraterna| Congressa

utorak, 13. ovog mjeseca, 42-om godisnjem
sjedanju Ohio Fraterna Congressa koe je odrzavao
Pick Carter Hoteu Cevelandu Ohio brat John Badovnac
predsednik Gavne Porote Hvatske Braske Zaednce bio
jednogasno zabran ustolicen predsednka Fraerna
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-28
NAsE ZAJEDNIcARsKO BRATsTvO

NAsE ZAJEDNICARSKO BRATSTvO
Zajednicarsko bFatstvo treba da postane
odraz bratsldh stremljenja suradnt ne
djusobnom pomaganju redovima Hrv.4
ske Bratske Zajednice redovima ame.
ritke hrvatske narodne grupe. Brstsld ideal
mora Sc neminovno primjenii Z naSim redo.
vima, q interesu napredlsa blagost.njl
narodA
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-28

Bra6a zajedni6ari treba da Sc 6es6e sa-
staju to "a vrijeme sjednice svoga odsjela
da Sc kao ljudi bratsld razgovore bratsld
druze. To je pravi socijalni Mvot zajedni-
6ara
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-18
Dillwyl,, Farmville
Scouts Win Council
First Aid Contests

Boy Scouts of Dillwyn and Farm
vile were judged best in first aid
in the l00-troop Piedmont Area
Councils First Aid-o-ree Saturday
at Danville.
The Flying Eagle patrol of Troop
525 at Dillwyn won first place scor-
ing l,068 points out OF possible
total of l.030. Farmville Troop 5l9's
WoOdman Patrol took second place
with 1893 points.
The finalists in the l4-county
event, matching district winners,
were judged by the Danville Rescue
Squad. The two winning patrols
represented Powhatan Arrow Dis
trict. Boy Scouts Of America.
Scouts in the winning patrol were
Spencer Adams. patrol leader.
James Dean. Gary Love. Irving
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-18
Five Forks

Dec. II = There will be a Christ
mas Tree and program at Eethpeoi'
Baptist Church Sunday morning.
December 20. a. 10 O'Clock for
members Of the Sunday School.
We are glad to report Mrs. Nor
ton Elan and James Harris are
back home after being in Southside
Community Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Millner, Of
Appomattox. called to see Miss
Emma Burks. Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Robert Gaunce and two chill
dren. OF Waynesboro. spent the
week end with relatives here.
We are sorry to report that W.
NJ Ga,mce has been on the sick
list. He is somewhat better.
Mr.. and Mrs j f, Dihwidfie. Of
Eufaula, Ala. viii be guests Of
Mrs. j. Sam Harris and other rela
tives here fer the holidays.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Pitzer Turns, Of
Cullen, were supper guests Of Mrs.
j. H. Crute, Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs Leslie Butcher spent
last Sunday with relatives in Hall
fax County.
The Rev. and Mrs. Nat Brum-
mitt called on Mrs. Maggie Harris
and Miss Emma BurEs, Sunday
afternoon
THE REASON
why Il an hour glass made
small in the middle2"
ITO show the waste of time.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-18
Coffee Break Pays
Off For NJ. NJ. Aaron
BY MRS. HELEN w. MASON

AMELIA, Dec. 10 My coffee
break sure paid off that time, NJ
M. Aaron told his friends at Amelia.
Aaron was deer hunting last Fri
day morning near Taylor Road in
Chesterfield county when two Of his
three dogs scented deer and took
OFF, in hunters parlance. he said
that means they we're gone for the
day.
He had left home in his jeep in
which he always carries a thermos
jug Of hot coffee. 1t was 1890 am
why not take a coffee break and
then 60 home, he mused to him
self.
He had Just poured the coffee
into his cup when he spied a wild
turkey when il moved at the rear
of his jeep.
1t didn't take him long to set the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-18

Driscoll. Jr., Charles Heath. E. M.
Wright, Thomas Shumaker, John
Pennington. John H o ! m e 5 and
Bobby Snoddy Troop 525 is spon-
sored by Buckingham American
Legion Post 50. John NJ. Burroughs
is scoutmaster and Robert Holmes,
assistant scOutlnaster.
Scouts in the second place patrol
were Nelson Johnson, Jr.. patrol
leader, Bruce Noel, Jamie Fleet
wood. Truman Bolt. Jr, Bill
Trimble and Jimmy Hurt. James
Paxton is scoutmaster and W. L.
Blair assistant scoutmaster. The
troop is sponsored by the Farm
vile Presbyterian Mems Group.
Troops from Lynchburg and Rust
burg finished in third. fourth and
fifth places.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-18

cup down. pick up the gun q. his
side. and he was ready .or that
turkey when it appeared on the
other side Of the jeep rear end
Saturday night he, his wife and
guests enjoyed eating the twelve
and ore-half pound young tom tur-
key for dinner.
His question, Did anyone else
ever have such lucky coffee
break?'
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-18
Christmas Program
Set December 20

ASHBY, Dec. II The annual
community Christmas program will
be presented Sunday evening, Dec.
20 at 8 pm. This is sponsored by
Thomas Chapel Methodist and Oak
Grove Baptist Churches.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-18
EMPTY

Master - Doesn't that mule ever
kick you?
Sanbc = No sab. he amt yet. but
he frequently kicks de place where
recently was
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-18
HER PLAN

Neighbor What do you plan to
do. JAMIE, when you get as big as
your mother?
jamie = Diet.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-18
NOW IT'S PLASTIC IGLOO

Eskimos now have a white plastic
igloo which is dry, Windproof and
waterproof. Unlike the traditional
ice igloo, it can be lived in the year
around
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-05-07
BaptismaI Dress
To Be Worn For
Twelfth Time

"What Is she going to wear
for her baptism ?"
This is one question none
need ask when the infant to be
baptised is a grandchild Of Mrs.
John Manion, 13404 Eagles
mere.
+ Forty-five years ago Mrs.
Manion hand fashioned a bap-
tismal dress for one of her
children, using batiste and val
lace.
Next Sunday, May 10th this
baptismal dress will be worn
for the twelfth time. Wearing
it will be the infant daughter
of the Robert j. Manions of 264
East 10Th ST., Euclid.
Serving as godmother for the
baby will be her aunt, Mrs,
George Higgins MARY Man
ion) of 14513 Sciota ave, who
also claims honor as one Of the
famil. to have been baptised
in this dress.
Baby Manion will be given
the name "Carol Marie" at the
ritual to be read in Holy Cross
Church.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-05-07
City Library
Operation On
&C. Program

Keeping to its strictly at
home" topic policy of this year
the East Cleveland Community
Council will have another loca
speaker on a local subject fol
its concluding season session
Thursday, May 14th.
Mr.. John D. Walworth, pres
ident Of the East Cleveland
Library Board will inform the
Council of certain vital as
poets of library operation with
in our community. He will dis
cuss the general duties of the
library board to the school
board, particularly in the area
funds for financing school IL
braries; and point out the cur
rent pressing need FOR more
adequate housing Of the North
Branch Library on Hayden ave.
Members of the Library
Board will be present and hap
py to answer any questions.
There will also be a brief re-
port from the Juvenile Wei
fare Committee to be given
by Mrs. Ross Connell, chair
man.
AS usual, dinner at $50: pro-
gram at 8 in the Cardinals
nest. Visitors welcome for the
program. Dinner by reserva-
ton.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-05-07
CALL NEWS
to
pO. 1873
Estimate Three Out Of
Four Local Residents
Ignore Free Chest X-ray

will concentrate on another sec
tor. A third sector will be visited
in 1861.
The chest x-ray program is
approved by public health auth
orities, the Academy Of Medi-
cine, the city administration and
the East Cleveland chest x-ray
committee as one of the best
ways to find tuberculosis and
certain other chest conditions
early when they are easiest TO
cure.
A complete schedule of hours
and locations for free chest X
ray will appear in next weeks
LEADER. At the same time,
10000 x-ray schedules will be
distributed directly to East
Cleveland homes.
These and posters will carry
the theme, Lets make a date
right now - for free chest X
ray!"
Distribution of schedules and
posters will be under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Fred Chorman.
1862 Oakhill rd.
The free chest x-ray service
is supplied jointly by the East
Cleveland Health Department,
the County Commissioners and
the Christmas Seal financed An
ti-Tuberculosis League.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-05-07
Local Speech
Contest Winner

Examinations for the Rotary
Speech Contest were held in ths
Shaw Auditorium, Monday, Ap
Ri % at $3.50 am. The subjec
what Lincoln Would Hav,
To Say" was discussed by Jud.
Adds, Norman Bresky, Sandr;
Clark, Ken Conell, Jim Gillespie
Marty Lars, Bob Spitz.
The winner of the elimination
contest was Judy Adds, daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L
Adds, 976 East 141st ST., who
in addition to receiving ar
award, represented Shaw High
School in the final contest at the
Tudor Arms Hotel, Wednesday
May 9th. This anual contest will
be presented at the regular
meeting of the Rotary Club OF
Eastern Cleveland. Cash scholar
ship awards will be given to the
winners.
The entire contest has been
under the personal supervision
of Miss Lois Crank of the Shaw
High faculty, assisted by men,
bers of the English Department.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-05-07

At last nights meeting Of the
Caledonia PTA the name OF
Vernon Carl Mechtensimer was
announced as the recipient OF
their 5000 scholarship giver
through the Ohio PTA Congress
memorial scholarship fund
This award, granted to a stu,
dent planning a teaching career
was presented to Vernon, a for.
mer Caledonia student, by Miss
Bertha Clendenen, pricipal OF
the school.
Vernon, Shaw graduate of the
January 1859 class is planning
Il to attend Wittenberg College
where he will major in mathe.
mates.
The Caledonia unit was par.
ticularly pleased to learn that
an East Cleveland school system
pupil had met the scholastic re.
quirements of the state organic.
alton.
Aside from his math inter.
ests Vernon was on the track
team and both choir and acapel-
la choir at Shaw. He played foot.
ball while at Kirk Junior High
School.
His parents are Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Mechtensimer of S88 Sci.
lwyn rd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-05-07
PTA Is Baking
5000 Cookies
For Korb Day

Proving that "It pays to
advertise, The Leader las,
Thursdays appeal for a punch
recipe to serve 1000 people
netted Mrs. Chas. Fursdon, PTA
Council president, three tele-
phone calls within hours after
the Leaders delivery. Unit
then, this problem was a majo,
stumbling block in the plans
for DR.. Korb's reception or
Sunday, May 18th.
Never before have PIT A
members in East Cleveland
taken on such a task as this
one. For example, lis phone
calls have been made, assuring
that 5000 homemade cookies
will be baked and delivered tt
Shaw Gymnasium $3.50 pm. or
that Sunday afternoon.
Testimonial letters for the
Memory book for DR.. Korb are
beginning to fill the box in the
front hallway of the Klimowsk
home. Such letters may be
mailed up until the 10th of May
as the book itself will not bt
presented until the PTA Council
Annual luncheon, on Thursday
May 21st. All letters should bt
addressed to: DR.. o. J. Korb
care of Mrs. Joseph Klimowski
1911 Knowles ave., East Cleve
land II, Ohio.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-05-07
Ministers Get
Low Down On
Police Work

East Cleveland Police and
members Of the East Cleveland
Ministers Association are an
ticipating a new experience to-
morrow. The police are going
to be hosts to the members Of
the clergy who will be coming
to learn more about the work
ings of a police department.
Arrangements for the visit
have been made by Chief of
Police H. S. Weaver and the
Rev. William E. Toner. minis
ter at East Cleveland Baptist
Church.
The guests will be received
in the lobby of the new section
of City Hall by Chief Weaver
and Captain Robert Troyan.
In making the tour through
police headquarters the guests
will undoubtedly have to step
over here, step around there
or dodge under a ladder in an
other place, as workmen are
still busy with the renovations
as part Of the overall City
Hall Center building ard rem
ovation program.
The ministers will observe an
alcometer test, watch the
speed with which the county
teletype system alerts police as
to wanted persons, stolen cars
and long list Of other messag-
es peculiar to police business.
They will inspect the Jail, have
the detailed record system eX-
planned, and become acquaint-
ed with procedures in a city
police department detective
bureau.
Following this visit the min
listers will be off for lunch and
their usual monthly meeting,
undoubtedly much of it in re-
view of their first tour of the
East Cleveland Police Depart
ment.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-05-07

! in the field of estates and trusts.
He was admitted to the Ohio
Bar in March 1851.
He is currently a Director of
The City Club, member of XII
wants International, Cleveland
Museum of Art, Cleveland, Ohio
State and American Bar Asso-
ciatoins. He is married and has
two daughters.
AS is customary at the Induc-
ton Ceremony, four senior Ma
tional Honor Society members
speak, on the four qualities nee
essary for admission to the So
ciety. These speakers will be
Carol Parish, Leadership; Jim
Martis, Service; Antra Priede,
Scholarship; and Ken Connell,
Character.
New members will be indicted
and receive their membership
cards and ribbons from DR.. o.
j. Korb, Superintendent of East
Cleveland Schools. A reception
honoring new members will be
held in the Cardinals Nest i'm
mediatsly following the induc-
tion ceremony.
The entire program is under
the direction of Mr.. George
Todd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-05-07
S


Music - Music everywhere!
Tomorrow, Shaw High enter
tains at their Field House.
And Thursday Of next week,
May 14th-mark down that
date-Kirk Auditorium will be
filled with the music of the
Junior High singers and play
ers.
The Boys Glee Club, Girls
Glee Club, Orchestra, String
Ensemble, Chorus, Vocal En-
semble and Concert Band lin
that order), will display their
talents beginning at s p. m.
AS a grand finale, all 300 of
these young musicians will join
forces in an inspiring rendition
of Zone God" and the Kirk
"Alma Mater"
OF interest to many Of East
Clevelanders will be the first
public showing of the band
and orchestra risers, financed
by last Falls Kiwanis Club
sponsored Kids Day Peanut
Sale. The safety and added
comfort provided by these ris-
ers are being greatly appreciat-
ed by Mr.. Williams and the Mu-
sical personnel.
Tickets for the concert are
being sold by all performing
members at the customary SOC
per adult, Csc per Student, "
Che latter meaning children Of
elementary school age. Tick
cts will also be sold at the
door, although sellers are anxi-
Gus TO win the annual "high-
sales" contest.
Mrs. Ruth Honess, directing
vocal groups, has selected the
following numbers:
"Dreamland," "De Gospel
Train," and "Holy Lord All"
Boys Glee Club; Lullaby"
"This is My Country" and "He
Careth For Me-, Girls Glee
Club; "Save Us, o Our God,"
"Life Is a Beautiful Thing"
and 81 May Never Pass This
Way Again" Vocal Ensemble)
"Come Out of the Valley"
"Dream," and Buggy Ride"
(Choir).
Instrumental numbers under
the direction of Mr.. Williams
will include ''Didon' Overture,
"The Toy Train," and "Song of
the Flame" (Orchestra), Selec-
tions from "The King and L"
(String Ensemble), and "Men
of Ohio" March, "Toccata for
Band" "The Blue-Tail Fly" and
Ballet Parisienne,' and "The
Show Boy" March Concert
Band).
The grand finale mentioned
above will include all Of the
above groups en-masse.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-05-07
Miss Brannan To
Teach Visiting
Group Leaders

Miss Alice Brannan, Director
of Welfare for East Cleveland
and social worker for the East
Cleveland Public Schools, has
been invited to participate in
the teaching program for the
fourth International tn
Leadership exchange program
now underway here. Seventy
two youth leaders from l6
European and Middle Eastern
countries are in Cleveland for at
least this six week instruction
period. After that the full four
month program will find the
70 visitors on full-time summer
job assignments with camps and
youth-serving agencies here and
in other states.
The four-month program in
cludes this course at the
School of Applied Socia
Sciences, Western Reserve Uni
versity, together with tours and
lectures introducing religious,
social, governmental, economic,
industrial and educational as
poets of American life.
Miss Brannan will teach and
also lead weekly discussion
groups.
The broad purpose of the ex-
change program is to increase
international understanding by
offering these youth group
leaders the opportunity of
working and studying with
American youth workers.
This exchange program is
headed by Mr.. Henry Ollendort
of the Neighborhood Settlement
Association and is sponsored by
the Cleveland International Pro.
gram for Youth leaders ano
Social Workers, Inc, the us
State Department and the gov.
ernments of the many partici.
pating countries.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-05-07

East Cleveland'S 1859 chest
x-ray survey, scheduled for May
20-23, was pointed to this week
as a vital link in Cuyahoga
county's campaign to wipe-out
tuberculosis.
In emphasizing the impor-
tance of this program, Mrs.
Frank Holzheimer, local chair
man, expressed the fear that
premature public complacency
about tuberculosis may be en-
dangering the success of the
fight against the disease.
She points out that, from
among the residents Of East
Cleveland eligible for free. chest
x-ray, only about % percent
have used the service each year
for the past leveral years.
Each year." she says, ''be-
tween six or seven thousand
East Clevelanders have present
&c themselves at the Christmas
Seal S-ray units for free chest
x-ray. An estimated 10000 in
the eligible age group just didn't
bother"
Public health authorities are
fearful" she continues, "that
the same six or seven thousand
have been responding each year
and that too many of the rest
Of the eligibles have not had
needed chest check-ups for TB."
1t is for this reason, she says,
that the East Cleveland chest
x-ray schedule is being changed
this year. Christmas Seal x-ray
units viii concentrate their &C.
tivities along Hayden ave. espec,
tally for the convenience of per-
sons residing in the area bound
ed by the Nickel Plate Railroad
the New York Central Railroad
and the north city line.
This year two new bus loca-
tions are designated for the area.
"People in this area will find
x-ray locations closer to their
homes than ever before" she
said. "We hope this will encour-
age hundreds who have never
before had a chest x-ray to stop
in at the Christmas Seal bus to
make sure th,t they don't have
TB. Our goal is 100 percent par
ticipation by those 19 years of
more of age who live in the
northeast section Of East Cleve-
land"
Next year the x-ray program
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-05-07
This Is How
Green Cross
S Is Spent

East Cleveland's Green Cross
ampaign is underway. During
mis- month memberships at a
-ollar or more, are being
sought among East Cleveland
ers. The dollars go to support
the local Safety Council pro-
gram.
These dollars buy supplies
for the school boy patrols
safety literature and film
rental for school safety pro-
grams, trophies for winners ir
the bike rodeo, the ! stickers
the fire department places or
a house where an i'll person
resides. The 81" alerts in case
of fire.
Taking over special Greer
Cross membership assignments
are: Lieut.. Robert E. Hall and
Sgt. William A Campbell OF
the police Safety Division; Fred
Henderson, the entire Hayder
ave. district; Ray Vinborg, the
public schools; Alfred Hart
man, Kiwanis; and the East
Cleveland Police.
Contributions may also be
sent to or left at the police
station.