East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-25
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In East Cleveland


all.
What was wrong? What hap
pened?
Why. nothing at all. Patro
man Tom only wanted every
one to look skyward and oil
serve the fleeting passage of tn
Echo communication satellit
passing over.
Now let's see the Russian
top that one.
WE WERE JUST BROWS
ING through the annual repor
of the city Of East Clevelan
put out by your city commission
ers. 1t appears to us they did a
excellent job of making dull sta
tistics interesting. The highl
informative brochure included
also was topnotch job. The re
port is being delivered to all res
idents today.
THE CITY ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT tells us, bar
ring inclement weather, the Eu
cid ave., paving project shoul'
be completed by Sept. 3rd. Also
all pipe is expected to be laid OF
the Stanwood Creek storm sew
er within a couple of weeks.
AGAIN FROM CITY HALL
We are told that the last day
for swimming at the Shaw out
door pool will be Sunday, Sept
4th. In fact, it is said, if bat
weather prevails, the pool coult
be closed sooner.
POLICE CHIEF H. S. Weav'
er asks us to pass on this tidy
bit Of information: 1t is unlaw.
full to permit children to oper.
ate those four-wheel motor
scooters that look like soupec
up hot rods without the rods.
He says they are not allowed
on the sidewalks, because they
are a danger to pedestrians and
they are not allowed on the
streets because they do not car
ry license plates.
In other words these vehicles
are about as useless as a hitch
hiker without thumb.
So we, along with Chief
Weaver, urge parents to consid-
er getting less dangerous toys
for the youngsters like a do-it-
yourself, homemade hydrogen
bomb kit.
FLASH! Fred Henderson just
walked into the office and woke
us up to tell all about the forth
coming East Cleveland Business
mems Association Clambake. 1t
will be held Wednesday, Sept.
21st. We can hardly wait, Fred.
WE HAVE come to the con-
clusion that parents are the
worlds best press agents. Many
times they have come to our
rescue with nifty items about
their offspring that just seem
to fit in a vacant spot.
For example, we never would
have known of all the DeMolay
honors Susan Beattie has won
if it wasn't for her grandfather,
w. F. Plagens. Among other
things Sue came in second for
the title of Ohio DeMolay Sweet
heart. And knowing what a real
beauty she is, we feel Sue was
"robbed." She did win district
honors and was an honor stu
dent at Shaw.
Also, we are indebted to Mrs.
Ben F. Garland for the informa-
ton that her son, George, re-
Gently received his masters de-
gree in education from Ohio
University at Athens.
Keep the tidbits flowing, par
ents.
WE ARE HAPPY to hear
that the Hayden Avenue Bap-
tist Church had a record 550I
attendance at last Sunday School
session. Rev. Donald B. Wood
by's reversal Sunday" idea was
a gem.
In fact we plan to refer Rev.
Woodby to Frank Lane to help
bolster the attendance at Indian
baseball games.
1T WAS PLEASANT to hear
all the nice comments about our
work on this paper, but we were
somewhat startled when even
c. E. B. said something NICE,
Incidentally, the Boss isn't
quite up to par yet and is still
home taking it easy. We hope
to have him back looking over