East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-28
Kaleidoscope.
BY
K E WIN.
ATTRACTIVE. An apart

iiNhNAING L. An apart
ment which looks as if it re-
celves that commodity you
most often expect to find in an
individual home, tender loving
care, is one at 1876 Winder-
mere ave. The lawn is always
beautifully kept, the trim on
building looks freshly done and
adding to the congenial atmos-
phere stand two wooden wheel
barrows, one on each side of
the center walk, overflowing
with colorful flowers.
NOT A CANDIDATE for
any court room scenes on the
Perry Mason show is the East
Cleveland municipal court,
alias Commission Chamber and
general meeting room. When
the City Hall was renovated
recently the court room was
overlooked. One Of the attend
ants at May cleanup cam
paign meeting (being held in
the court chambers) was over
heard to say, "If we're going
to clean anything up, we should
start here"
PLEASED. With the appoint
ment of Thomas Smith to An
napolis, Windermere Presby-
terian Church won the distinc-
tion of having had two of it's
members appointed to the
Academy within four years.
Rev. o. c. Sappenfield, pastor
of Windermere Presbyterian, is
himself graduate of An
napolis. No, we weren't count
ing him in the four year period.
OAkHILL residents are get
ting a lesson in the operation
of earth moving equipment,
Mrs. Harry Willert relates. She
says that she finds it interest
ing to see such huge equipment
move SO delicately, and from
the numbers who turn out to
watch the smooth work going
on at the Stanwood Creek prof.
ect, she guesses her neighbors
are also interested.
COMMUTER. They no long
er have a mascot at the Fire
House, Chief Fred Lange re-
ports, however he recalls hear
ing tales of a mascot that the
Fire Department had many
years ago :. before his time
he assures us. AS the Chief
tells it, the fire department
was the proud recipient of
Dalmatian dog which in time
became so well-known in the
city that the motormen on the
streetcars of bygone days
would stop the car on Euclid
ave-, when they saw the dog
waiting near the site of Fire
Station No. and proceed with
it in tow to Shaw-Hayden
where the dog would alight and
trot down the street to fire
Station No. 2. After a few
hours at Station 2, the dog
would hop another trolley back
to Station 1 to check on his
charges there. This daily ritual
was followed faithfully.
Couldn't accuse that dog of
partially!
BUILDING BOOM? After
years of relative peace and
calm it seems number of
people are interested in trying
their luck in Our Town, a bowl
ing lane enterprize, a national
grocery chain, a local loan COM
pany, a greater Cleveland
restauranteur and an apart
house builder all have work
men on the scene constructing
other outlets for them. To be-
gin building shortly are an in
surance agency, another gro
Gerry chain and a minute auto
wash. Plus hi-rise apart
ments??
ISN'T the Post Office de-
ment resourceful? We are al
ways amazed when mail which
is insuffienciently addressed
reaches our office. AS you may
already know, Collinwood Pub
fishing Co., provides readers in
Greater Cleveland with the
Collinwood SCOOP, The East
Cleveland LEADER and the
Euclid NEWS-JOURNAL. Kent
State University persists in
sending mail addressed to,