East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-29
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GRIM. UNSMILING state
highway patrolmen better should
spenl their time chasing speed.
sters rather than escorting pres.
idential candidates through ou,
city.
1t was known in advance tina,
when candidate Jack Kennedy
reached 140th and Euclid, or
his ride down Euclid ave., Tues
day, he was supposed to be
stopped by an eager group OF
Democrats.
"Oh, no." said big, burly
state patrolman, Nothing is
stopping this caravan.
Well, when they reached the
aforementioned corner, on Eu-
cid ave., in a very orderly, but
determined fashion marched
several students from Ursuline
Academy of the Sacred Heart
with a huge bouquet Of red,
white and blue flowers.
And in a deft maneuver, they
avoided the on-looking and
frustrated state patrolmen, COM
pletely stopped the parade of
some 40 vehicles and beaming
with smiles presented the flow
ers to Mr.. Kennedy.
Making the actual presenta-
ton on behalf of the Ursuline
girls were student council Of
ficers Nancy Mullin and Marsha
Bialko.
Evidently there is a strong
Democratic group at the school,
because the flowers were bought
and paid for wholly by students.
1t is to the credit Of the nuns
and officials of Ursuline that
they allowed the girls to par
ticfpate in the dramatic event
Tuesday. If Mr.. Kennedy should
make it, what memories these
young ladies will have. And IT
he doesn't, it is still tribute
to our form of government, in
which dedicated girls can thwart
state policemen in this manner.
TALE OF TWO CITIES. Mrs.
Florence Compona works in the
engineering department at our
city hall. Her son, Robert, was
in the starting line up in the
game between Shaw and Collin
wood last Friday-the Collin
wood starting lineup that is.
OBSERVATIONS at our first
Shaw home game in too many
years: 1t was the 33rd meeting
of Shaw and Collinwood and
Police 1t. T mas Patrick
O'Brien has been at them all.
Never once worried about the
outcome of the game were two
youngsters watching the con-
test from the press box. Retired
school superintendent DR.. OH.
Korb and former school board
president Cecil (Stoney) Stone
breaker, knew the Cardinals
would emerge victorious.
FOR KIWANIS WIVES at
tending the meeting Monday
afternoon at Mrs. Imogene Ad-
dams home which will have
Tom Fields, TV newscaster as
the main speaker: Bring your
unmarried daughters, for Fields
Is a very eligible bachelor.
ATTENDING the internation-
al Association Of Chiefs of Po-
lice 9th annual conference is
our own chief, HIS. Weaver.
He will participate in a SEM
mar on a worldwide technical
assistance program involving
policemen from many other
countries.
SWIMMING! The water safe
ty instructor class starts next
Wednesday at Korb Center Pool.
All applicants must hold a cer-
titled Red Cross senior lifeI
saving certificate. Additional in
formation can be had by calling|
R.N. Skinner at GIL 1-1750 or
the Red Cross, SU 1-1800. |
Speaking of swimming, the
adult recreational rogram m
which started last Tuesday has
been somewhat disappointing re-
ports Skinner. Swimming time
is from $50 pm. to 10 pm.
and admission is a mere so
cents Also, there is still room
for more beginner and inter-
mediate swimmers. Registra-
ton can be done this Monday at
8 pm. at the Korb Pool. Or|
YOU can call Skinner at GIL
1-1750 for additional informa-
tion.