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Evening star., 1960-10-30
Notices

BELAFONTE SINGS Harry
Bellafonte, in person, Satur-
day, Nov. II, 8 pm. University
of Maryland fieldhouse. Spon-
sored by the Interfraternity
Council. Appearing with Mr..
Belafonte viii be Che noted
African song Stylist Miriam
Makeba. To get tickets, write
Box IL, University of Maryland,
College Park, and include q
self addressed stamped enve-
lope.
VOLUNTEERS WANTED to en-
tertain hcspitalized veterans
and servicemen. Call HORACE,
RIA. 3-2780.
FROM THE LAND of sky blue
waters comes the fabulous
sound of the NOMADS.
STEVE, JU. 5-1569.
TEEN CLUBS and CYOs, on
your next band night make
everyone glad they paid their
admission by hiring the GAIL
AXIESi Call BLAIN SMITH,
Oliver 2-0720, Oliver 2-0045.
NOW READY FOR HIRE at
your party or dance. the fab
ulous new NIGHTCAPS. Low
rates. JEFFREY RUBIN, 10.
5-7O03.
ADD REAL LIFE to any affair
with rockin' music Of the GAL
AXIES. Call BLAINE SMITH.
Oliver 2-O720, Oliver 2-0045.
THE RESUMES will make your
dance or party q big success.
For booking, call LARRY, WA.
$3.50.
HIRE THE NOVACAINS for the
big sound you'Il like. Csll
GREGG, OIL. 9-5466.
ZERO THE CLOWN is avail. for
parties. Magic tricks, sweat
ing nose. games. LU. 1855,
LU. 1-2412.
NOW! A BAND that plays jazz
plus rock n ron; low rates
and perfect dance music make
us the upcoming band to
watch! THE JAZZTET. RICH
ARD, EN- 2-s27o.
THE SOVEREIGNS, popular
tunes at popular prices. Call
RICHARD, EN-. 2-4640.
Evening star., 1960-10-30
Greetings

HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Buddy.
Love, from N. J. T. and DON
ME.
LOUISE LIEBER-Happy 10th
Birthday on November 2. My
best wishes for you in every
thing you do. Love, DON.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY Brian Col
ter. Let's never break up. Love
you forever, our secret.
JUDY DAWSON Happy Birth-
day October 81. We love you.
CANDY, DEBBIE and CHUCK.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Phil H.,
Oct. 80, on his Goth birthday,
from his girl.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY today, Ed-
die on becoming a teen-ager.
Love, MON and DAD.
HAPPY 18th BIRTHDAY to Rose
Mary on Nov. 3, from q boy
who win always remember you.
EDWARD, BOB, CORKY.
HAPPY SWEET 18th on Nov. I.
Patricia Davis, with love,
DAD, MOMAdA, VALERIE.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Howard
Pagan Nov. Q and to Lenny
Pagan Nov. IA, from BILLY
RICHARDSON.
Evening star., 1960-10-30

FORD 1919 TUDOR: 1898 engine,
radio and heater. good condi-
ton: $50. w. G. HARTMAN,
JU. 8-1015.
PONTIAC 1854 hardtop; auto.
trans, T. and h., p.b.; runs
good, looks good; $3.50. JU.
0-4804.
TELEvISION, 2i-in. Motorola
console; needs picture tube,
otherwise excel. condition, $40.
JU. 9-4894.
MODEL "A" 21-in. wheels, very
rare orig. for 20 and %; $40
set. OIL. 2-0401.
GO-KART, bug, q new paint job
and q new engine and header
and ram jet; $135. LO. 5-5l94.
GO-KART, Simplex Mark I, with
West Bend $50. many extras;
excellent cond.: $500. OIL.
2-373O ewes.
FORD 1852 conv.; festival red
with white top; r. and h., stick
shift, overdrive and dual ex-
haust: 2 new tires; 9325. IA.
Sits.
ENGINE, IS olds; good cond.,
$50; 0-ft. hydroplane, SIS. Call
EN-. 5-4340.
RAMBLER 80 station wagon,
converted to custom pickup;
looks like q Ranchero; Ain.
chopped top, full wheel open
ings, air scoops lowered 8 in,
primed stock mech; excel
running cond.: $125. OIL. 2
04O1.
ONE CROSLEY RADIATOR and
tailpipe; 1850 Buick sedan,
looks and runs good, good
tires, 500 or best offer: three
l5-in. Plymouth wheels and
tires, So ea.; 1 furnace blower
$40; one electric hedge trim
mer, S12; 2 rabbit huts. 81 ea.;
one small workbench, 30x36 in.r
81. OIL. 1880, Glen Echo, Md.
LATHE, 36-in. wood, incl. h-h.p.
motor, bench. light. switch,
calipers, chisels, face plates,
ETC., hardly used. Cost, $50;
sacri., SOS. XII. 9-O62s.
GUINEA PIGS, gentle pets, easy
to care for, never bite, climb OF
chew. JE. 2-37O3.
CUSHMAN EAGLE 1851; looks
runs good. windshield, speed
ometer. LARRY, SO. S-9295
FORD 81 v-8 Tudor; r. and h.
stick, upholstery good, includ-
ing new headliner; good condi-
tion, $3.50 or best offer. 10
4-7229.
TIRES (2), 8.2Oxl5, recaps. Wv;
less than so mi: perfect; $lt
each. OIL. 2-O401.
STAMPS, U. 8. and foreign, also
/ u. s. and foreign albums toI
sale or trade. SP. 3-6170.
RCA IS attachment record player
and records. JU. S-6426.
Evening star., 1960-10-30
Miscellaneous
Wanted

ELECTRIC GUITAR or bass, old
song magazines. Will sell or
swap motorbike, eft. pram,
Clinton engine. OIL. 4-243l.
PORTED AND RELIEVED; 48
through 48 Ford or Nero.
block. Call AP. 7-1336.
WANTED-Old large toy trains.
before SO, any condition. JE.
4-3707.
Evening star., 1960-10-30
Use Teen-Ads to
swCR: Tell and Sell

So. OIL. 2-04O1.
WILL TRADE std. trans. from
IS Chev. for powerglide, Call
ALEX, UN. 1892, Sunday;
weekdays, 6-8 pm.
POLAROID, 110 A, best made,
with flash attach; $125 or best
offer. MA. 8-7657.
ELEC. FUEL PUMP, Stewart
Warner, IL volt, peri; $40. OIL.
2-O401.
FORD 50 Tudor; rebuilt eng.
and trans, Wv, r., h., Gus
tomized; Edelbrock heads, "a
cam. JU. 5-O7O5.
ACCORDION, made In Italy, S
preset automatic switches,
100 bass, 41-treble keys, excep-
tional tone and quality; sacri-
fee, $3.50. JU. 5-3594.
WHEELS, 4, '4S Chew; 6, bolt
l5-in.; the conversion wheels
for old CheVs.; SIS set. OIL.
2-O4Ol.
MALLORY MAGSPARK dist.
and coil for 1886 Olds, 4-bbl.
manif. for same; set of 37s lin.
pistons. MA. 2-O159 after l pm.
GO-KART MOTORS, 4-cycle
Clinton, 2-cyl. power products,
needs work, IS each or SO for
both. Call RON, LU. 2-5660.
OLDS so 4-dr.; loaded, white,
r. and h., good condition all
around, $50. Eng, body and
drive train parts from 80 La
Sale; '55-'56 Ford 4-bbl. manif.
and carb.; 1888 Olds 2-bbl.
manif. and carb; sw., 6-v. elec.
fuel pump; pair Of Corvette
tail lights; so Dodge radio.
Call ia. 7-3687.
GRILLE, IS Ford, almost new,
includes park, lights; $40. OIL.
2-O401.
BAR BELLS, reasonable, 110-lb.
set. Cali AK. $500.
PARTS OF 50 De Soto 4-dr,
sedan; hood, tenders, doors,
etc.; whole. Cali ROB, VIII.
6-3l41.
Tvs, portable GE 17-in. light
weight, 2 yrs. old, $40; Hall
crafters 21-inch table model
with new aluminized pic. tube,
$65; both perfect cond. BILL,
FL. 1884.
TIRES (2) Atlas Bucron T.5Ox
a. WV. tubeless; excel. cond.
$l2 ca. OIL. 2-0401.
FORD 81 conv.; blue with white
i top; nosed and decked, Chevy
grille, r. and h.; $2S5. OIL. 4
l48o.
lMOSSBERG .22-cal. rifle, NRA
approved; excellent condition;
also shooting jacket, beth fol-
] $40. Can after IL o'clock, CIR
! 3-3127.
TROMBONE, Ambassador, with
case, used very little; sell fol
$6S cash. CIR. 4-6789.
TRIUMPH T-1OO full; street
equip, wipes Corvetts; must
sell, going into service; viii
consider trade. Call Empire
8-5658, Manassas, Va.
MOONS, 2 clip-on 25-in. alum.
good; 50 pair. OIL. 2-O401.
MUST SELL this week, my Olds-
powered so Ford with rebuilt
engine, many extras. Best offeI
takes. VIII. $3.50.
ACCORDION, 100 bass, good
condition; $65. WA. 7-6577.
WHEELS, (0 14-in., fit Plym
or Ford; peri; "a ca. OIL. 2-04Ol
GO-KART, the hottest 2M-h.p
Clinton 400 around on a scat
cat cart. win sell or trade
for motorcycle. SP. 3-8010.
FORD Fordor; Fordomatic drive
new paint, rough interior. $S5
or best offer. Cali TIM, 10
5-4375.
PLYMOUTH '48 coupe; very good
condition: $135 or best offer
JE. 2-0704.
RACING SLICKS, A-A vogue
Evening star., 1960-10-30

TRANS. for 81 Nero. with over
drive; good; $40. OIL. 2-O4Ol.
FORD 1850 coupe, customized;
ST Chev. front tenders; hand
formed grille shell; IS De Soto
grill: hand-formed tail light
panel and deck; b. and W. naug.
uphols. custom dash; s. w.
gauges; much more. Call KEN,
HE. 4-9528.
FORD 80 Cabrolet; top and top
bows are missing; body good;
excel. mech. $125. OIL. 2-O4Ol.
GO-KART, made by machiniSt;
IO-h.p. engine, naugahyde seat,
speed so m.p.h. Price, $135 or
best offer. Call PO. 2-9206.
OLDS speed equip; carbs, pis-
tons, alum. fywheel, elec. fuel
pump, adaptor: Olds to '32-48
Ford. Ell. 6-3868.
ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA,
excellent condition, So volumes
with bookcase. Reasonable. Call
WA. 7-3703.
FENDER SKIRTS Sc Chew, S.
pr; IS Ford, - pr; 1851
Mere, 50 pr. OIL. 2-0401.
TRAIN Lionel, "o27," so 50. #.
layout with landscaping, many
extras. AP. 7-O868.
GO-KART, 2 pneumatic tires, g.
h.p. Wisconsin, As m.p.h.; $65.
GARY, AP. 7-086S.
BUICK ROADMASTER trans,
$37; casing, top, forks brand
new; $25. OIL. 2-0401.
CHEVY Sc Bel Air 2-dr. hardtop;
13 coats of red lacquer paint
loaded front and back, 81 Cor
vette engine, with high-per-
formance cam, SKIS, All rear
close ratio trans; must be
seen. Call RA. 3-6682 after 4
on SUM-, after z on Mon.-Sat.
ask for STU.
FORD PARTS 81; hood, So,
trunk, So: rear end, 50, many
more parts. Call DICK, HE
4-9449.
CHEW. 50 4-dr.: stick shift, re-
Gently overhauled; new tires
brakes, seat covers and extras
$295 or best offer. HE. 4-9311.
SIX DARLING little French Flee
doggies, beautiful markings
OdorleSs, 8 weeks old, z to II
lbs. when grown, $40 each;
weekday evenings, 10. 5-094S
TWO FISH AQ0ARIUMS, q
gallon, 8 gallon and equipment,
boys ice skates, size 9-91a, $6
CIR. 3-5762.
DODGE Lancer spinner ~, IA
in; peri. Would replace lost
one; 81. OIL. 2-0401.
TRAIN SETS, 3 complete Ameri-
can Flyer, plus many extras
$500 in all. Also large toy trac.
tors, good condition. Cal
BOB, JU. $1,000.
BOYS SHIRTS, sizes 1913, Whit
dress and flannel, 75c ca.
jacket, 81, excellent condition
KE. 8-6108.
CHEW. fir. shift linkage: AnSor
Posi-shift; fits SIS through '5S
New, cost $3.50; sell $35. OIL
2-0401.
CLOTHES, summer and winter
sizes 11-14, hats and shoes, very
reasonable, excellent condi'
ton. KE. 8-6108.
FUR CAPE, gray squirrel, SOS
4 brown squirrel skins, $l2
both in excel. cond. KE. 8-610S
NERO. so coupe; IS Buick en-
gine, elec. fuel pump, equipped
with IL volts; needs transmits
sion. $3.50. Also assortment o.
tools in big Craftsman box, Nal
lory magspark, new and dis
tributor for engine, $50. Cal
JIM, JU. $500.
Evening star., 1960-10-30
HeIpWunted

BASS GUITAR and sax players
wanted for rock m rcll band.
II interested, call TOMMY,
IA. 5-0486.
Evening star., 1960-10-30
HOW TO PLACE A TEEN-AD

UEADLINE:
Wednesday PM. for Sunday following.
Ads received too late win appear week later.
RATES:
3 lines 25c 1Oc each additional line You can figure
the cost yourself. Allow average words per line.
TO PLACE:
Write ad and figure cost. Give your name. address
telephone number and send your ad plus payment TO
TEEN-ADS The Sunday Star. Washington 8. D. c.
Evening star., 1960-10-30
Miscellaneous
For Sale

NlllllllttetaltaasssassAsssssssss
OLDs so "ss" with SO "sS" mill;
needs starter; $50 or truck.
Call BUD, WE. 5-5546.
r. & C. MACS; 100. include Hot
Rod, Rod & Custom. Car Craft;
many helpful hints; excellent
cond.: SIS or best offer. Call
GREG, JU. 5-4335.
PACK. TRANS, 81, beefed up
clutch plate; clutch and adap-
tor for Pontiac va. WO. 6-0O82.
TRANS, Chev. 1882, standard
shift; good cond.; IS. OIL. z
O4Ol.
OLDs ENG, IS, complete incl.
Inec. valves, 4-barrel carb., clean
and newly painted; needs re-
building; $50. VAN, RIA. $500.
BIKE-Girl's 06-in., like new but
needs tire; $40. LA. 9-4495.
ROLLER SKATES, Douglass
snyder's best precisions with
custom toe-stops,' mans pro-
fess., boot size S1a to o; Cost
Si2D, still like new, $50 or trade
for good radio-phono. Can
BILL, evenings, AP. 7-07O3.
HEAD, Chev. 1882, standard
trans, no cracks; complete, IS.
OIL. 2-0401.
HI-FI SPEAKERS for sale, ale
ready assembled, reasonable
price, speakers in case. Call
VIII. 1856. ask for FRED or
TED.
CLOTHES, girls, size 0, skirts,
sweaters, dresses; like new;
reasonable. HE. 4-7455.
HERPETOLOGIST-1 ball py-
thon, good feeder, 3h it.; cost
$45, will sell $18; also one gain.
boa, Sc; / Polaroid Land CAM
era fully equipped; $45. ia. g.
2329.
BATTERY, 12-volt, Chev. size;
3-year Delco, less than ! year
old; $40. OIL. 2-0401.
GUNS-.30-06 U. S. 1917, $27;
.S03 British, 50; 7-mm. Mauser
$22, excel. cond. CIR. 4-4544.
MERCURY 81 2-dr.; radio
heater, Mercomatic, Wv. tires
skirts, lowered and many other
extras; new brakes and front
tires. Forced to sell; 500 and
$3.50 balance due. Call RE
6-2322 or WO. 6-9771, Mr.
WOOD.
HILLMAN 50 convertible; new
top, interior and front tires;
runs fine; $500, can finance OF
viii trade for motorcycle. Call
RE. 6-2322, or WO. 6-9771
MR. WOOD.
SADDLE BAGS, fit most motor
cycles, large nodded typ; COM
plete; excel, $3.50 pr. OIL. 2
O4O1.
U. s. STAMPS, albums and sup
plies; great variety, many old
stamps, plate blocks, partial
sheets, all must go. Come
look and buy. Call BUDDY
JE. 2-4916 anytime.
GO-KART ENGINES, Clinton
E-65 2-cycle, 4la-h.p. with H.
tooth sprockets; used less thar
IL hours. Cost, $3.50, sell best
offer. Call LA. 6-7353.
MODEL A engine and trans.
complete; good; $40. OIL. 2
O401.
CHRISTMAS COMING, Lone
train set, six cars, engine, trans
former, platform, switches
many accessories; good condi'
ton, $50. Spruce 3-4849.
GUITAR. new, accessories and
case; $50. Call CIR. 4-46l5.
SPOTTING SCOPE, 2Ox5O, coateC
optics, tripod socket; trade
want small transistor radio
VIII. 2-4878.
FORD All rear end, fits 1851
peri; IS. OIL. 2-0401.
SO-FT. PARKER lawn sweeper
$18; football, $1.50; basketball
So. All like new. JU. 9-1810.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-05-26
FOR RENT

NEWLY decorated dental office, ap-
proximately 900 50. ft.. East l85th-
Lake Shore blvd area, 3 opera
tories, labs. / with darkroom
large reception room, business Of
flee, private office and toilet, air
conditioning and some equipment
available. KE. 1-l85l.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-05-26
OPPORTUNITIES

FOR PRINTING - g.. 1-43e3
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-05-26
FOR RENT
HOUSES AND APARTMENTS

EAST Cleveland: very large pleas
ant furnished rooms. 3rd floor
Close to rapid and shopping; SIS;
couple only. Call after 3 D.. m
and Weekends, Gil. 1880.
NATHANIEL: a rooms and bath up;
incinerator: SOS. IV. 6-3403.
SINGLE home in Eastlake: bed
rooms, all electric kitchen in.
cludes dishwasher, sink, range, re.
frigerator; utility room with
washer and dryer. Acre of ground
SIPS per month. See to appreciate
VIII 2-4324
TAYLOR, 1927: furnished apartment
and bath. private, employed per.
son, at Euclid. Ii. 1-5146.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20
4 Gift Ideas for Men

4AAEIesuns handkerchief lavish gold cooed
gift box BY jacquard clip designs of sheer white lawn
are hand rolled Packed three box. SOV
broodoh made by Ansbrooke coat OF
MILDLY STYLES fancy print with elastic wastband
ABC-D. INV
and styled by
Anbrook than 10 residual shnkage cotton
coat MILDLY waband Wide choice stripes
10 u d r n ~
AAD-Bonvs by Dumon-You get extra handkerchief
every pack the price you'd pay for DOZEN Top
quality acotton cords Of combed lawn with handroled
~ edges. Keep.fresh poyethylene pack Is for s.'9
A AAE-Colored combed cord handkerchiefs
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-06-09

Nominations for Worthy Citi-
zen of the Year award are drib-
bling in to the Nominating
Committee. With less than a
week to go, Judge Stanton
Adams of the committee urges
residents to suggest people they
feel d eserve recognition for
their unselfish service to the
Community.
All organizations listed with
the Community Council have re-
ceived letters asking that they
consider nominating citizens
they feel deserve the award.
Residents are reminded that no
public official or public en-
ployee is eligible for the award.
When you send in your re-
commentator, include support
ing data and indicate the name
and telephone number of some
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-06-09

person who could be helpful to
the Committee in verifying and
answering questions, with re-
spect to the candidate whom
you have selected.
The award will be rendered
on the basis of service and
weighed with respect to con-
tinuity of service covering a
period of years. Other things
being equal, service during the
later years will be given pre-
ference. The Committee will
feel free to select any person
who, over the years has "unsel-
fishly served" the community,
even though such service was
not conspicuous during the last
year.
The worthy citizen has been
recognized each year since 1854
when David Whale was so hon
ored. Others receiving the
award were: Elsa Berg, 1855;
George Nelson, 1856; Rollin
Rendlesham, 1857; Cora c. Arm,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-06-09
Picnic Prizes
Announced

Again this year a 1860
Chevrolet Biscayne from Jim
Connell Chevrolet will be the
Grand Prize at the annual picnic.
After looking at the fine array
of new Chevrolets auto chair
man Joe Eckel made his choice
of the Biscayne Model.
Prize chairman Bob Hender-
son announced that the response
for prizes this year has been
tremendous. AS this is the 30th
Anniversary of the picnic every
one seems to want to participate
says Chairman Henderson.
Among some of the major prizes
are: R.C.A. Gas Range VALUE
S259.95); R.C.A. Clothes Dryer
Value $259.95); 40 Gal. A.U.I.
Hot Water Heater by Don Fisher
Value s143); Racer Bike Value
s59.95); Cultured Pearl Neck
lace by Nelson Jewelry Value
$3.50; Three Tier Water Foun-
tain by Lou DiVito Nela Florist
VALUE S49.95), and Sport Coat
by Bob Kennedy Value s40).
Also, G.E. Transistor Radio
by Roby T.V. & Appliance n c e
Value s39.95); New Savings
Account by East Cleveland
Savings & Loan Value s25);
S25 Savings Bond by Pauls'
Restaurant; s25 Savings Bond
by J. P. Null & Associates,
Realtor; s25 Savings Bond by
Superior Savings & Loan; (3)
500 Pearl Necklaces by Nelson
Jewelry, plus hundreds of other
valuable prizes.
Booth Chairman Fred Hen
derson states the response for
booths has been very good but
there are still a few booths
Any merchant in East
Cleveland who might be inter-
ested in having a booth may
contact Fred at GL 1-4686.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-06-09
Library Gives
Summer Hours

Summer Hours for the East
Cleveland Library are as fol
lows:
Main Library at Euclid open
9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Monday
through Friday, and Saturdays
from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. begin
ming June 18th through Labor
Day.
For July and August the
schedule is: North Branch
Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day 9 a. m. to $50 p. m. Tues
day and Thursday 1 p. m. to 9
p M, and Saturday from 9 a. m.
to 1890 p. m.
Caledonia Branch-Monday
Tuesday, Thursday from 1 p. m,
to 9 p. m. Wednesday and Fri
day from 9 a. m. to $3.50 p. m.
Closed Saturday
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-06-09
Warm Hearted Warm B|ooded
East CIeveIanders Respond

housewife, American District Telegraph
guard and the local representative for record
pany stopped in the middle of their chores last Saur-
day morning, to answer emergency call from st.
Vincents Hospital for type A-Positve blood With
East Cleveland resident in critical condition after
surgery the Red Cross sent out request to Mrs.
Joseph Klimowski, Blood Chairman, for help in pro-
viding the badly-needed warm" blood.
Mrs. Marjorie Capretta 14507 Northfield ave.
Roger Musk 1923 Allandae ave., and Jim Cappe 1928
Knowles ave-. Immediately responded to the call Mr..
Cappe collected the other two volunteer donors, and
drove down to Charity Hospital.
At this time there has been no information as to
the results of this mercy mission performed by three
of our residents but their willingness to offer their
blood to stranger certainly deserves mention of their
being more than good neghbors.'
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-06-09

The Cafarelli Opera Guild
held installation of Officers
last Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. Robert kleinfeld, 1907
Preyer rd.
Miss Dorothy Persky, attor-
ney installed the following
officers:
Mrs. MA. DeOrio, president;
Mrs. avid Beaumont, first
vice president; Mrs. Samuel
Bordonaro, second vice pres
ident; Mrs. George Read. third
vice president; Mrs. Robert
Kleinfeld, executive secretary;
Mrs. Floyd Jennings, CORES
ponding secretary; Mrs Robert
Valore, business secretary; Mrs.
CA. Luci, treasurer; and Les
ter Deitz, sales promotion.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-06-09
Neighbors No
Sawyer S Pool
Appeal Denied

After three years Of avid
campaigning for a private
swimming pool through negoti-
ations with the city, a court
case, and an amended swim
ming pool ordinance, Joseph
Sawyer of 1910 Oakhill rd.,
will still be without his pool
this summer.
The Board of Zoning APP
peals Tuesday morning denied
Sawyer's request for a condi-
tional use permit for a swim
ming pool at his residence be-
cause every one of his neigh
bors refused their consent.
According to the amended
zoning ordinance, if a pool pro-
posed is to be within so feet
of adjoining property lines all
adjacent property owners must
give their consent. Due to the
small size Of lots in East Cleve-
land, almost every citizen with
intentions of building a pool in
East Cleveland, would have to
have the permission Of the peo-
pie living on either side of him
as well as the permission of
the three families living across
the back fence from him. The
three latter includes the per-
son living directly behind the
family who want the pool and
those living to either side of
this neighbor.
The city's reasoning I'M
putting that provision in the
ordinance, according to City
Manager Carran, was to pro-
tect nearby neighbors, who
were not contiguous from the
noise.
Mrs. Sawyer said that she
and her husband were "veryl
discouraged" with the outcome
but that they hope that their
neighbors will have a changel
of heart. She said that duringI
the II years that they have
lived on Oakhill, they always
felt close to their neighbors
and there had been much CO.
operation among them.
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The Board of Education
will meet Monday at S:45
p. m. to consider the budget
for next year, pupil insur-
ance, summer school, ap-
pointment and retirement of
teachers as well as long
range building plans. The
meeting will be held at the
Board office, 1S49 Shaw ave.
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Pomp and Circumstance will
usher in the 277 graduates and
Rev. Robert f. r. Peters of the
East Cleveland congregational
Church will give the invocation.
He will also give the Benedic-
ton.
Arthur c. Horrocks, public
relations counsel for Goodyear
Tire and Rubber Co., will speak
to the graduates on, your
Hidden Treasurer"
Wayne c. Blough, principal of
Shaw, will present the candi-
dates for graduation to Richard
Gottron, president of the East
Cleveland Board of Education,
who will dispense the diplomas.
Miss Margery Shields will di-
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Arthur w. Smith, Of Auck-
land, New Zealand, gave a
talk recently to the members Of
the East Cleveland Exchange
club.
He spoke on business and
the customs of New Zealand.
He mentioned in his talk that
the climate of his country
stays at q comfortable rs de-