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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-01-28
Kirk Honors
u Graduates

Principal Dr.. L. L. Myers
singled out y students for
special recognition in yester-
days graduation at Kirk Junior
High School.
Thomas Hanger had the out
standing record on the merit
roll with six semesters to his
credit. To be on the merit roll,
a student must maintain all
AS in his major field and get
no grade lower than c in his
minor subjects. Other honor
students were Linda Perchan,
four semesters; Ralph Jacob
and Amy Klein, three semesters,
and Diane Muehlhauser, one
semester.
Others receiving recognition
in their fields of endeavor were;
Jade Green, musicianship, art
and perfect attendance; Karen
Lowmiller, service in instrumen-
tai music; Anne Lyndall, Eng
lish and Latin; Victor Forkaps.
woodwork, and Thomas Hanger
for library page service, mathe-
MATES and outstanding work
in science
Also, PhiIlis Alexander and
Ralph Jacob vocal music;
Thomas Krizman, boys gym
nasium; Barbara Masley. girls
gymnasium; Amy Klein, also
outstanding in science; Sandra
Keene, social studies. and Bruce
Matte, outstanding athlete.
Others receiving acknowledge
ment were Ray Benjamin and
Jeffrey Neil Hughes, service in
visual education; Mary Marvin,
Mary Kelsey. Hans Slago, and
Roger Walko. perfect attendance
(neither absent nor tardy),
while Student Council president
Roger Peckinpaugh was cited
for doing an excellent job on
Council.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-01-28

At it's troop meeting Jan
5th, members of the troop vot.
ed by written, secret ballot to
send Andrew Richard Byers
as their representative with ar
all-expense trip costing S2OC
which the scouts raised by hav-
ing monthly paper sales since
last August.
"Drew," as he is known al
Kirk Junior High where he
is in the eighth grade, is Il
years old. lives at 2016 Bruins
wick rd., and is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard H. Byers. He
has two sisters.
He has shown leadership
qualities by taking charge OF
the cub scouts at the pack
meetings Of Pack Six. At a re-
cent camping trip with the
troop, he won the badmintor
tournament and was . mem
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-01-28
Shaw Hosts
Tigers After
Ranger Loss

Even though Shaw out-played
Lakewood last Friday, the
Cardinals were out-scored by
the Lakewood Rangers 56-51.
With Dave Moore and Bill
Merino out with injuries, the
task of scoring points was given
to Ken Klug, Larry Lako, jim
Madsen, and Captain Bill Nor
ris, though John Morrison,
Steve Martis, Jerry Newton,
and Gin Valitis were substi-
tuted during the game. Leading
scorers for Shaw were Bill Nor
ris with Is points and Larry
Lako with II points.
The Cardinals had the lead
until the last minutes of the
game when the Rangers rallied
to win.
Shaw will play host tomorrow
at 7 p. m. In the Shaw gym, to
the Heights Tigers who are tied
with Shaw for the second place
in the Lake Erie League.
Heights has had two losses
one was to Shaw and the other
to the league-leading Rangers.
In the previous Heights-Shaw
game, the score was 53-47,
Shaw, Dec. 18th. The Tigers
Dick Peltz was out with in
juries. The game, this Friday
will be the last opportunity to
see graduating seniors Bill
Morris and Dave Moore in ac-
tion for Shaw.
The Lakewood Shaw game
has been transferred from Feb.
26th to Feb. 22nd at Lakewood
at tho IIS,lal oa mo time
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-01-28
B USIN EsS
and
n E WS
M A IL
814 East l52nd St.
Cleveland 10

Sheila Payne, Donald Stuart
Peters, Janice Pink, Robert
Poore, Albert Pranskevich, and
David L. Price.
Rachel Ann Probst, Carol
Ruth Randolph, Donald Rhode
hamel, Virginia Mae Richter,
Ronald Rogish, Frank ]. Sanzo,
and Richard ]. Scheel.
William l.. Schultz, Richard
G.. Schuster. Michael Scully,
Ralph d. Sellge, Martha
Shapiro, Bonnie Jean Shoe, and
Dennis Michael Sikora.
Donald W. Smith. Christine
Smolen, Robert P. Spitz, Ran
dolph Anthony Spoth, and Joan
Marie Stanick.
Carl T. Strack, Richard
julius Vago, Jeanne Thresa Van
Plassendal, William Paul
Waiwood. Roberta Anne Walter,
Elizabeth Ann Weeks, and
Robert Weise.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-01-28

Contracts for six motor We
hicles were let, the group in
surance improvement plan was
passed and yearly report from
City Manager Carran as well
as report on the East Cleve-
land Cemetery were heard.
American La France was the
low bidder for the fire pumper
apparatus at a cost of $24,-
561.40. The new piece of
equipment will be delivered
within six months and will be
housed in the new fire house
which is to be built on Shaw
ave. According to Fire Chief
Fred Lange, the new triple
combination pumper will pump
1000 gallons of water a min
ute. He said that the 1897 truck
will be sold and a ladder truck
will be available in reserve.
The new truck will have a
closed cab and the men will
ride inside.
International Harvester will
receive a S2,862.08 contract
for a dump truck while a con-
tract for the body of the truck
will go to He'll for S1,061.49.
The police department will
trade in three cars for three
Ford cruisers to Markad Mo-
tors at a cost of S4,362 net.
The police department trades
in cars when the mileage is
between 10000 to $4,000.
Jim Connell Chevrolet was
the low bidder on a station
wagon with no trade-in. The
price was $2,479.15, while
l.. J. Trotter was awarded a
$2,029 contract for a Dodge
Dart on a trade-in. The Dart
will be used by Fire Chief
Lange.
The City employees group in
surance plan which was dis
cussed at length in last weeks
LEADER was approved. Terms
of the new contract which will
become effective Feb. 5th will
raise the ceiling on the maxi
mum insurance permitted and
lower the rates to be paid by
employees.
AS usual the East Cleveland
cemetery lost money, $4,000
during 1859 according to the
report given before the COM
mission.
Commissioner J. Durant Mix
was i'll and unable to make
the Commission meeting.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-01-28

DR.. Harold H. Nichols, super
intendent of East Cleveland
schools will preside and DR.
Paul f. Sharp, Hiram College
president, will give the Com
mencement address entitled
"The Spirit of Adventure
1850"
Rev. o. c. Sappenfield, min
ister of the Windermere Pres
byterian Church will give the
Benediction and Shaw princi-
pal Wayne c. Blough will pre-
sent the graduates.
Members of the January
Graduating class are; Charles
Homer Alexander, Madeline
Carol Alpiner, Nancy Jean
Baker, Rob bert NJ. Baker
Charles N. Baron, John Douglas
Barry, Donald Anthony Bart
and John Thomas Bennington.
John Ernest Bezdek, William
H. Blanchard, Charles r. Bless
ing, Michael Robert Braun
Robert Charles Brewton, Paul
Allen Broer, Phyllis Ann Brook
er, Vicky Zelda Brown, and
Barbara Beth Bythway.
Joseph R. Gale, Robert Calico,
Peter joan Cardullias ii, Lucy
Ming-Shih Chang, Carl Joseph
Anthony Christopher, Earl
Peter Cipriani, Loretta NJ.
Cirino, John Russell Colgan,
Antonia Condopoulos, and
Cathleen Rose Cortese.
Carol C. Credico, Richard D.
Crump, Elaine Joyce Daniels,
William Allen Deutsch, Thomas
Di Bartolomeo, Karen Louise
Dick, and Janet Lynn Downes.
Thomas Edward Fish, Laura
v. Fleming, Marilyn Elaine
Frew, Ronald Fricke, Thomas
B. Gibson, Norma Jean Goertz,
and Phyllis Sue Gregory.
John Haley, Roger Hard. Den
mis- Haverly, Clyde Hayes
Thomas NJ. Hayes, Thomas
Vernon Hendricks, Richarc
Alan Hennie, Phyliss Ann Hes
ford, and Marlene Hetzler.
Eileen Ruth Hine, D. Curtis
Hoageson, Marlene Lois Hoff,
Marilyn Jean Honroth, Susan
Lee Jenkins, Richard L. King,
Alan B. Roster, and Carole Ann
kuznik.
Martha Ann Lewis, Frances
Carmella Luca, Dennis Leo
Manning, David Barton Manuel,
Stewart Morris Marks, Victoria
Mary Martin, and Carole Lynn
Masley.
Judy Patricia Mason, Ken
meth Mcclure, Carol Jean
Carol Lynn Minello, c. David
McLain, Gail Eileen Miller,
Moore, Sandra Jean Merger,
William E. Morris, jr., Kathleen
A. Miller, and Timothy Michael
Mullen.
Roger A. Owens, Nancy
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-01-28
Northwest On
Library Film

The East Cleveland Public
Library will show three movies
Feb. 4th at 8 p. m. They are:
"Wilderness Day." depicts a
canoe trip in the Quetico-
Superior area in Northern Min
ne,esa, '@viden Gate," shows
various points of interest in and
near San Francisco; and "Gla-
cier National Park, a reserva-
ton in Southeastern Alaska.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-01-28
Y Takes Dive

East Cleveland YM WV
personnel are working with a
group of individuals to pro-
mote a Skin and Scuba Diving
Club and Instruction Course.
For further information call
the "Y" Physical Directors at
|GL. 1-3425. The first pool ses-
sion will be Tuesday at Shaw
high school.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-01-28

Cover; Sister of Religion, Sue
Sappenfield; Sister of Nature,
Lois Hulsebus; Sister of I'M
mortality, Margaret Kerr, and
Sister of Fidelity, Myra Rohde.
Also Sister of Patriotism, Pam
ella Kelley, Sister of Service,
Linda Rusnak; Confidential
Observer, Peggy Olsen; Outer
Observer, Sally Tucker, and
Musician, Tama Cahow.
Trio, Judy Bowman, Barbara
Southwick, Janet Schultz; Flag
Bearer, Marilyn Giesel; Banner
Bearer, Claudia EIDE; Historian,
Peggy Hamilton; and Pages.
Claudia Lapka and Minnie
Engles.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-01-28
"Pins to PeurIs'
At Stur Session

The Junior Auxiliary of the
Eastern Star, will meet Mon
day at 8:45 p. M, American
Legion Hall, 1884 Euclid ave-,
to hear a special presentation
by Robert K. Schuster of Mer-
rill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith, Inc, investment brok-
ers.
Mr.. Schuster's address is en-
titled Turning Pin Money into
Pearls"
He will discuss purchasing
common stocks and bonds for
the small investor.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-01-28
Book Reviewed
For Jr. Board

Mrs. Aileen Benninghoff vii
give a book review of Drug
Store Days" before the Junior
Board of Huron Road HospitaI
at that groups Feb. 3rd meet
ing at the home of Mrs. F. r
Fleigh, 2700 Claythorn rd.
Shaker Heights. Luncheon will
be served at noon, a business
meeting will follow.
Mrs. S. G. Webster, Mrs. P
F. Boyd, Mrs. Lawrence
Hadbavny, Mrs. L. H. Simoson
and Mrs. A. E. Smith, hostesses
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-01-28
National Winner

Gary Med was presented a
midget auto racer Tuesday as
first prize for his entrance in
the Peter Pan Peanut butter
nationwide contest.
Gary, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Neid of 1887
Charles rd., will hear his name
announced on the Captain
Kangaroo televisiOn show to-
morrow.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-01-28
ProsPIoyFor
CYO Benefit

Grid stars from the Cleveland
Browns, the Baltimore Colts
and the New York Giants will
face a quintet of coaches from
Gre ater Cleveland Catholic
High Schools in a CYO Benefit
basketball game on Sunday at
1880 p. m. in the John Carroll
University Gym.
There will be two preliminary
games starting at 1880 between
CYO Grade school teams: st.
Ann VS.. st. Gregory in the
Lightweight Division and Gesu
VS.. Christ the King in the
Heavyweight Division.
Proceeds from the games will
60 to the CYO Summer Camp.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-01-28
Nurses Hear
AHergy Talk

The Alumnae Association OF
Huron Road Hospitals Schoo1
of Nursing will meet Feb. 3rd
at 8 p. m. in the hospitals
auditorium.
The group will honor as guest
speaker of the evening; DR.
Harold R. Swan, a member OF
the Huron Road Hospital medi-
cal staff. His subject will be
"Allergies."
Refreshments will be served
Guests are invited.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-01-28
Thanks Due You

We wish to express our
heartfelt appreciation to our
relatives, friends and neigh
bors for the beautiful flowers,
cards and good wishes which
we received on our 6Oth wedding
anniversary
The remembrance of them
will remain with us throughout
the remainder of our span of
life.
Carrie and Charles Davidson
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-01-28
Dave Price Wins
Science Awards

David Price was the recipient of the two most
coveted science awards, the Bausch & Lomb and the
Rensselaer, at Shaw's mid year honors day program
Jan. 22nd.
Reading room pins and certificates were given to
graduating seniors: Nancy Baker for her study of
satire Philis Hesford for comparisons of Greek
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-01-28
Kaleidoscope
K EV
HEARD IN PASSING.

HEARD In PASSING. a
drug store patron was com
planning aloud that since the
demise of the Cleveland News
he can't compare the headlines
of the two afternoon papers
He didn't like being denied his
choice as to which he'd glance
without buying) while on g
coffee break. Another custom.
er quipped, "Yeah, you DOM
save as much money this way
GETTING OLDER. The boys
Scouts of America will be eel.
ebrating their 50th anniver.
sary the week of Feb. 7th-13th
Congratulations to fine or
ganization which has touched
the lives of more than 33,500,.
900 men and boys.
SKATERS WALTZ. Off
cials, as we'll as skaters at the
Shaw ave. rink are waiting an
xiously for some music appro-
pirate for skating. The same
records are being used this
year as last and they are get
ting worn out from all the
playing. The city's executive
assistant Shell Schweigert has
had the task of finding new
and good skating music. AL
though he admits it was a
problem, he has ordered music
and is expecting it 'any time.
WHO'S ON FIRST. Got a re-
lease from the Catholic Youth
Organization which said in
parts that professional grid
stars would play against high
school coaches and preliminary
games will be in the light
weight and heavyweight divi-
sion. With all those items we're
not quite sure what sport
they're participating in, but it
ought to be plenty active!
CONTRASTS. Danish ex-
change student Kristen Poulsen
drew some interesting compari-
sons between life in Denmark
and life among the North
Americans. She said that there
is very little emphasis on re-
ligion in Denmark while there
is much more attention paid
to going to church here, but in
Denmark there is not so much
religious prejudice. Also in
Denmark it is fashionable for
well-to-do childless couples to
adopt mulatto children. AL
though at times there seems to
be an over-abundance of Amer
lean education critics, Kristen
says that she finds that sports,
for one thing, build a school
spirit which she feels is valu-
able and it is something un-
known in her country.
DOG HOUSE. That's what
we're in with the Roland Doles
family. Except for one time
when we inadvertently got it
correct, we have consistently
mixed it up. Thus far we have
been able to scramble it into
these combinations: Roland
Doyles, Rollin Doyle, and Ber-
nard Doles. Let's hope that this
time it comes out in print cor
rectly.
YES, INDEED. Chief Lange
was explaining what kind of
apparatus makes up the fire
department equipment. He said
that the East Cleveland fire
department has all the essen
tial fire fighting equipment on
each truck and on some it may
have additional rigging. He
said that the larger cities ar
range their trucks differently.
They have one truck with a
pumper and then another with
ladders. The chief recalls
one time when the ladder
truck arrived at the fire
and the pumper (which pro-
vides the water and hoses) :,
broke down on the way and all
the firemen at the scene could
do was stand by and watch it
burn. And he concluded,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-01-28

Heart and blood vessel dis
ease is the No. / cause of death
in the United States today, TAX
ing more lives than all other
combined.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-01-28
.7O8 To Receive
Diplomas Tonight

The traditional "Pomp and Circumstances" will
usher into the Shaw Auditorium 108 January gradu-
ates at tonight in ceremony that has been execut-
ed often that all count has been lost of the number
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-01-28
Past Worthy Advisor
Instans Sister In Post

The public is invited to attend the installation Of
officers of Windermere Assembly No 7, Order of
Rainbow for Girls on Saturday at p. m at the East
Cleveland Masonic Temple, 1850 Belmore ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-01-28
Drew Byers Gets
Jumboree Trip

At long last the suspense is over. Now everyone
knows which boy scout of Troop 1OS is going to rep
present the troop at the National Scout Jamboree at
Colorado Springs, COL, July 18th to 30th.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-01-28
Commission Grants
Six Motor Contracts

The flu bug almost Cancelled Tuesday nights Com
mission meeting, but Commissioner Ralph Barton
rallied from his sick bed to make the necessary quorum
Evening star., 1960-05-22
enjoy THESE
RAEHlAa RMRAlYR

eNJoY THESE
SPECIAL EVENTS
. Wild Pony Roundup,
July 27-2s, Chineo-
ieosus Islend
. The Berfer Thecfre.
ereed~.oY ploYs,
Abingdon
. Virsinio hishlonds
Festivol Of the Arts,
Aug. lis, Abingdon
. See Notvroi Bridge,
neer Lexington. once
owned by jefferson
Evening star., 1960-05-22
Welcome Set
ForVisitors

European visitors to Miami
Fla, will get a special well
come when Guest Airways be-
gins its Welcome Visitor" plan
tomorrow.
Guest. which has the only
direct fights between Miami
and Europe, has set up the
program as part Of the 1850
Visit USA Year"
On the initial flight tomor-
roy. each arriving European
passenger will be greeted by
State. county. city and airline
othcials, as well as by Miss
Evening star., 1960-05-22

Miami, Sandra Guthrie. Each
traveller will get an information
kit containing folders on where
to go and what to do. These
will be in three languages
French, Spanish and Portu-
guese.
On succeeding thrice-weekly
flights, Guest Offices in Europe
will nag all reservations for
tourists and businessmen trav-
cling to the United States. A
Evening star., 1960-05-22

special departure teletype VIII
send the travellers names to
Miami.
On their arrival, they'll be
handed the special kits and
offered initial help to get their
visit under way.
Evening star., 1960-05-22

National Airlines on June /
will begin a new night coach
Evening star., 1960-05-22

service from Washington tc
Miami. The nonstop flights
will leave National Airport al
2:30 am, EDIT. and arrive In
Miami at $40 am, EST.
The Civil Aeronautics Board
has approved Capital Airlines
special excursion fare for for
eign travellers in the United
States. An example is the New
York Washington round trip
flrst-class fare of $24, COM
pared with the regular $32. and
coach fare of $21.60, compared
with the regular $25.10.
= y y
Trans-Canada Air Lines has
set up a nine-day motor coach
tour Of rugged Nova Scotia.
The tours begin and end al
Yarmouth, on the western tip
and include a two-day stop at
Halifax. Cost is $202.60, ex-
cluding air fare to and from
Yarmouth.
i y
Northwest Orient Airlines on
July 8 inaugurates Jet service
across the Pacific. Initially
there will be two flights weekly,
with one-stop service to Tokyo
from both Seattle and New
York.
Evening star., 1960-05-22

ing William M. Briggs. Mrs.
Hodgson also will assume du-
ties as secretary of the corpora
ton and director of travel pro-
motion.
Evening star., 1960-05-22
Official Named

Mrs. Anne NJ. Hodgson has
been appointed vice president
of the Catholic Travel Office
Hodgson Travel Service, replac-
Evening star., 1960-05-22
Florida Tip


Miami Beach, fla l25-
room air = conditioned hotel
here is offering Star readers
a rate Of 81 daily per person,
good until Dec. /.
This hotel is directly on
the ocean and boasts Of an
Olympic-size pool, 200 feet
of private beach, and free
parking.
For more information write
giving date Of vacation and
number in party to: STAR
Florida once, Dept. RP, 40l4
Chase Ave, Miami Beach,
Fla.
Evening star., 1960-05-22
AIR FARE
WA Will Inougurote
Jet Flights to Boston

Trans World Airlines on June
! begins flying jets between Bal
timore's Friendship Airport and
Boston. ...
The flights will be an exten-
sion of the lines Friendship to
Los Angeles San Francisco
service.
TWAS westbound flight will
leave Boston at l pm, arrive
at Friendship at 2:l5 and leave
Is minutes later for Los An
geles. The eastbound fight is
scheduled to leave San Fran
cisco at $50 pm, arrive at
Friendship at tbs am. after a
stop at Los Angeles, leave at
8 am. and arrive at Boston at
9:10 am.
Pan American World Airways
will inaugurate jet service be-
tween New York and Brasilia,
Brazil's new capital, on June Z.
Scheduled time for the 4,300-
mile flight is eight hours and
IS minutes. There will be one
round trip flight a week-leav-
ing New York each Tuesday
and Brasilia each Wednesday.
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National Airlines on June l
will begin q new night coach
Evening star., 1960-02-21

REG. S3.636.55 Convertible;
blue. radio, heater. automatic,
power steering, white walls; s.
cyl. ----------2 2e64.96
Evening star., 1960-02-21

will be ended here April / un-
less at least 926 voters petition
the council for a referendum.
The city charter now limits
spending by the Mayor and
council for the acquisition of
property for only one purpose to
100000.
The council voted to lift that
charter provision at the request
Of Mayor Winslow F. Buuhans
to clear the way for the con-
struction of Burhans boulevard
without a referendum.
The charter provision. de-
Scribed as troublesome" by
City Attorney Edward Oswald,
was cited by a property owner
whose land the city seeks to
condemn for construction of
the boulevard. The owner.
Garland E. Groh, answering
the condemnation petition filed
in court. said the city was
proceeding illegally because it
contemplated spending "in
excess of 100000" for the ac-
QUESTION of property without a
referendum.
The city council, in the
meantime. adopted a resolution
giving the State Roads Com
mission the right to build the
boulevard, running from the
northern to the southern edge
OF the city and named it in
honor Of Mayor Burhans.
City Attorney Oswald said
the charter limitation on
spending without a vote of the
people is unique among the
city charters in the State.
Evening star., 1960-02-21
Music Programmed
For o6 Countries

The Presidents Music Com
mlttee Of the People to People
Program Yesterday announced
publication of its second In
ternational Music Calendar
listing musical events in 1893
cities in 96 countries.
The calendar does not in
clude musical events in the
United States. They are listed
in another publication. Copies
of the international calendar
are available for 81 from the
Presidents Music Committee,
1874 Jackson place NV.
Evening star., 1960-02-21

REG. S3,39I so Galaxie town
sedan, S. blue and white, radio,
heater, automatic. power steer
ing, white walls, s cyl,
2773.s3
Evening star., 1960-02-21

REG. S3.463 so Galaxie Town
Victoria: turquoise and white:
radio, heater. automatic, power
steering. white walls: s-cyl.
1885
Evening star., 1960-02-21
Hoqerstown Acts to End
Spending Referendum

HAGERSTOWN, Md, Feb.
20 (SpeciaD. - A limit on
spending by the Mayor and
council for the acquisition of
property for any one purpose
Evening star., 1960-02-21

REG. S3,55S.45 Country Sedan;
9-pa6senger: white, Cruiseo-
matte. Thunderbird engine. ra-
dio. heater. white walls, power
steering, undercoating: s-cyl.,
29o4.45
Evening star., 1960-02-21

REG. S3.54795 Country Sedan;
6-passenEer; turquoise n d
white: cruiseomatic, Thunder
bird engine, curve molding, ra-
dio. heater. white walls, padded
dash, wheel covers, power steer
ing undercoating; S-cyl.,
2sse.s5
Evening star., 1960-02-21

REG. S3,3aS 80 Starliner; red
and white radio. heater, auto
matte. power steering white
walls s-cyl. ---- 1885
Evening star., 1960-02-21

Lovely set Of king I6x2T-troys with tore Sc
design on black background Antique bross finished
frames. PIosc clips prevent furniture noul0g Come
complete with self contoJnrng rack on Z costers.
Evening star., 1960-02-21

REG. S3.41@ Convertible;
Belmont blue: Fordomatic. white
walls. radio heater, padded
dash and sun visor, undercoat-
ing; S-cyl. 1S37.0S