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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-27

New! New! New!
8 bedroom ranches. with at
toched garage. built in oven
and ronge. half ore lot. only
Sl5.900. 1929 down.
II You Went
A 6 year old Bungalow In Wick.
life. with q full basement. This
is the house for you to see. we
will deol at $4,000.
G.I. Assumption
8 bedrooms and bath up. full
dining room. breakfast nook,
"a bath down. full divided bose-
ment. with recreation room and
wood burning fireplace. 2-cor
garage. $4,000 down.
Don't Woit
This bedroom home with at
toched garage. full basement.
poneled recreation room. located
in Willowick. is the buy OF the
Yedr. Coll today for detoils.
Willowick,
Lake Shore
4 bedroom brick. 3 baths, full
basement with 8 recreation
rooms. breezewuy. with Ia Cur
attached garage. built in sprink-
ling system: will sell for S22.900
10 settle estate.
Goydos Really
2o700 Euclid VIII. 4.4A45
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-27
REAL ESTATE



8 lovely bedrooms: lh boths.
Large living room with fireplace.
spacious kitchen with snack bar
and builtins. Fumily room. at
toched garage. S22.500. Owner
would like to trade for 2 or 8
bedroom home in lower price
rdnqe.
IA Acre Lot
Lorge 1 bedroom older home.
full basement. dining room. spo-
cious living room with fireploce.
2-cur garage. Lurge kitchen.
Only Sl8.500.
WilloughbY
Lovely 8 bedroom ranch. full
basement. dining room. 2.cor at
toched garage. Good size lot.
Only S20.500.
Brdnd New
All gos. 8 lorge bedrooms. built
in oven and range. ottoched 90
roge: credit for doing your own
decorating. Only S20.500.
Willowick
See this lovely 3 bedroom ranch.
S years old. All gus. Attractive
kitchen. plenty of cupboords:
snack bar. double sink. Full di-
vided basement. recreation room.
Londscoped 50xl36 lot. Just
$4,000.
New
3 bedroom homes. built for you.
Credit for doing your own deco
rating. Only $4,000.
No Down G.I.
Older home. 3 bedrooms, kitchen
with eating ureo. 2-cor garage.
$50 per month includes tuxes
and insurance. $1,000.
For The Executive
All we ask is that you take the
time to see this lovely ranch
built of redwood and stone.
Owner is being transferred and
therefore it is priced right. a
spacious bedrooms. Large living
room with light brick fireplace.
Kitchen has built-in oven. ronge.
disposed and dishwasher. Pom
eled fomily room has beautiful
fireplace built from handmade
brick. 2 baths. outside potio,
lundscuped s0xl75 lot and only
s26.5o
Wi||o Shore |
VIII. s.oo3o BL. 7.72l7
Member Of City Wide Exchange
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-27

All gos. 8 ldrge bedrooms. built
in oven and range. attached go-
roee; credit for doing your own
decorating. Only S20,500.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-27
Euclid Dutch COLONEL

Off E. l85th ST.: 7 rooms. formal
dining room. large heated sun
room. full basement: extro large
lot: 2la-cor garage. Priced just
under $4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-27
WilloughbY

Lovely 8 bedroom ranch. full
basement. dining room. 2.cur at
toched garage. Good size lot.
Only $40.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-27
AettY1
EUCLID OFFICE
819 (. 105th St.
Nv. 6-213o
Beverly Hills

#214 Beverly Hills
Peaceful ond quiet ureo. love-
lY londscoped lot. 2-cor go-
rage. brick front.
#181 Stop
dreaming about q good buy.
You will when you see this
house with bedrooms for
Sl5.900 III Euclid.
#177 Look
at this wonderful buy that
con be yours. IA baths. 2
wood burning fireploces. not
urol woodwork. 8 huge bed
rooms. Competing. awnings.
#21o Listen
to this, SO. 900 for this 2 bed.
room bungalow ideal for in
vestment to collect that month
ly income, or ideal for on older
couple who want peace and
security.
#ls6 $4,000
s room single. excellent con-
dition. full basement. storms
and screens. Competing. incin-
orator. ! " baths.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-27

Lorge 1 bedroom older home.
full basement. dining room. spo-
cious living room with fireplace.
2-cur garage. Lurge kitchen.
Only Sl8.500.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-27
MulE.Level

3 or 4 bedrooms. poneled den.
fdmily room. 2la bdths. oil built
ins including dishwosher; bose
ment; attached 2-cor garage:
central uir conditioning; inter-com
system. Low sos.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-27
Attt4S
EAST CLEVELAND OFFICE
1247 Hayden Ave.
VI. 1850

1880 The Greatest
Sin is Fear. When you have
looked at this lovely tapestry
brick bungalow and can't de-
eide why it has so much to
offer.
#16o4 The Greatest
Mistuke is giving up before
you look at this lovely a year
old bungalow with many
extros.
#16O5 The Greatest
Day is today so come out and
look at this 6 room brick colo
nidl north of Lake Shore in
Euclid. Ohio.
#l6O2. The Greatest
comfort is knowing that this
commercial property will fit
your neeCS.
#16O1 The Greatest
secret is savings from this
5-5-2 double thut will 90 G.l.
nothing down.
#15o5 The Creufest
thing bar none is love for this
5 room doll house.
WANTED
4, 5 and s room singles in the
Greenwood and Nottingham
section.
Pack First
Then
List With Betty"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-27
Attty1
HEIGHTS OFFICE
1896 Green I'd.
Ev. $4,000
South EveIid-$l6,ooo

South EUeIid-$16,0oo
New on the market. A per
feet home for the retired
couple who wont q smaller
home that has been COM
pletely modernized. New fur
noce. hot water heater. in
cinerotor and copper plumb
ing. There is even q built
in freezer in the basement.
Lovely yard with 212 cor
garage. Extra building for
workshop or hobby. Reul
close to everything. Call to-
day on this one.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-27
New

3 bedroom homes. built for you.
Credit for doing your own deco
rating. Only $4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-27

A real fomily home that is
ultro modem. l bedroom is
down with built-in furniture.
Spacious living room is
beautifully decorated. has
wood burning fireplace.
Family sized kitchen with
large built-in table and
benches and many extras.
Every woman will love it.
Entire home is different. well
arranged and finished in
EXCELLENT decor. Reor
screened porch overlooks
beautiful yard. 2-cur at
toched goroge. Front potio
surrounded by well chosen
plontinqs. Must be seen to
be appreciated.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-27
Wickliife Ronch

Brick front. 8 years old: oil built
ms. notuIol woodwork. 3 bed
rooms. extra large kitchen: 2lz-
cor ovresized garage. An ex-
tremely good buy. s2l,s0o.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-27

Very modem. 7 rooms on ! floor
with 2h-cor attached garage. in
scenic wooded Location. ! acre
land plus. Low sos.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-27
New Brick Ranches

Located in an exclusive
oreo in MuYtield Village. 8
bedrooms. kitchen wit h
built-ins. s. dining room.
Glossed sliding doors to fu-
ture potio. Lorqe family
room. w baths and 2cdr
:, attached garage. Builder
soYs sell. May consider your
home in trade.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-11
Nine Lose Out
In Police Exam

Tuesdays tabulations of po'
lice aspirants' results showed
that 20 of the AZ taking the
medical examination were &C
counted for, 19 definitely pass.
ing and 9 definitely rejected.
The results on the SECOND
group of AZ taking the medica
examinations were not deter.
mined at this writing.
Such things as height, weight
and eyesight were measured by
DR.. Fred Suppes, city health
director. Laboratory tests Civ
en- at the hospital are still un.
der scrutiny.
The most frequent reason fol-
rejection was high blood pres.
sre, bad cavities, and poor
eyesight, according to Robert
Moore, personnel director foi
the city.
The pollygraph tests are now
being given for the nine mer
who have passed the physical
with flying colors. Of the rs
men still left in the competi-
tion at this writing only the
top eight will be chosen for the
East Cleveland police force.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-11
Tax Heat On
Rush Y Drive

A call for prompt help went
out to all East Clevelanders
who may be able to make fl
nancial contribution to the IM-
YWCA partner membership
drive. Although the drive is
slated to stretch all the way to
March, the Y people would like
to wrap it up this week with
the total met.
This is the time of year when
wage earners and coupon clip
pers slave over their income
tax returns. and Y drive Chair
man Tom Priscilla helps them
through his job as certified
public accountant. So many de-
mands are being made on his
time, especially at this time
Of year. that DR.. H. c. Alexan-
der of the Y Board of Cover
nors has made request for ex-
ira effort in hurrying the
drive along. He reports that re-
sponse has been good so far
and about 60 per cent of the
goal has already been reached.
Last year the Y drive fell
$4,000 short of its goal.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-11
Two Wins;
Shaw Set
For Euclid
by Marty MarIno

Though in last place in the
Lake Erie League, the Euclid
Panthers defeated Shaker in
the Shaker Gym. The Euclid
team, which has an all junior
lineup with the exception of
their 6.ft. Gin. center, Weldon
Kyle, will star the leagues
leading scorer, Dan Stevenson,
in their bout with Shaw tomor-
row.
Despite the loss of Shau's
leading seniors, the Cardinals
displayed one of the best team
efforts of the season, when they
defeated Parma last Friday by
a score of 62-3S, and University
School on Saturday, GOAT.
Especially outstanding IN
both games were senior for
ward and co-captain Bill Mess,
who scored % points Friday
and Is Saturday, and junior
guard Larry Lake, whose out
standing ball-handling contrib
uted 25 points to the two
games. Against Parma, Mess
had the seasons high for re-
bounds with a total of 20 for
the game.
Adding points to the scores
was Shaw's field goal shooting,
which averaged AZ per cent
against Parma and 3S per cent
against the Preppers.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-11
Three Time
CTS Winner

For the third consecutive
year, Jerome Rybar, has been
named the most courteous CTS
operator at his station oy
Cleveland Transit riders.
Rybar, who lives with his
wife and three children at 1917
Lakeview rd., received 175
concentrations from his riders
during the year 1859.
He and Mrs. Rybar will Re
honored at a luncheon on Feb.
18th where he will receive a
plaque officially making him
the most commended man at
Superior Station.
As in previous years, the
kickoff for the Cleveland
Transit System Courtesy Cru
sade will come on Valentine
Day. A car card will be posted
in all CTS vehicles inviting
riders to send in commenda-
tions on drivers who perform
some unusual act of courtesy.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-11

doors but encompassed all who
live within the boundries. Mrs.
Bonakdar repeated stories of
the various kindnesses that
were extended to her and took
special delight in seeing Mag
ara Falls at the invitation of
Mrs. Ruth Williams, a visiting
teacher at Shaw.
Mrs. Bonakdar had told DR..
H. l.. Nichols earlier that peo-
pie in Iran think of the United
States in terms of a triangle
with the line from New York
to Hollywood forming the base
and Niagara Falls the apex.
She said that almost the first
thing she'll be asked when she
returns home will be if she saw
these almost legendary cities.
When assigned to the West
Coast she visited Hollywood,
while in East Cleveland she got
to Niagara Falls and when she
sails for Europe next month,
she will leave from New York.
In the West, she had her picture
taken with an Indian, but in her
travel across the country she
didn't see one cowboy, which
she reports will be a disappoint-
ment to the boys back home
who believe the country is over
run with them.
When she arrives home,
Mrs. BOnakdar will find her
Continued on Page .
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-11
Too Much Oh
Too Little
Aid Query

A two-session study program
on the Omitted States and
Foreign Aid" will begin for the
East Cleveland League of
Women Voters on Monday, at
1:30 p. m. Mrs. Frank Holz-
heimer, 145O2 Terrace I'd. has
opened her home to the mem
bers and their friends.
Opinions on foreign aid run
from I'VE ought to be doing
much more," to 1--WE are throw
ing our money away" Mrs.
Hamilton Beatty, 1928 Terrace
rd. who heads the research
committee, suggests that back
ground of fact can be acquired
by reading the LWV publica-
tion World Economic Develop
ment" or the capsule version
which appeared in the "Nation'
al Voter" for January.
Mrs. Beatty, assisted by Mrs.
Fred Ghorman, 1852 Oakhill
rd. will lead the discussion of
the various overlapping pro-
grams now in force and will
evaluate the goals thus far
achieved.
With this preparation, Sec
ond meeting will be held Feb.
29th at 1:30 p. m. at the home
of Mrs. Budd Andrews, 1877
Oakhill rd. Criticisms of and
possible improvements in the
foreign aid programs of the
us. will be considered with
Mr.. J. A. Ellington, 1928 Rose
mont rd., leading this part of
the study.
Transportation to both meet
ings can be arranged by calling
Mrs. Richard Randall at YE.
2-1917.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-11

We've always considered it
the place Of our paper to stick
to coverage of purely local mat
ters. But, with the newspaper
situation being what it is in
Cleveland, many of the weekly
publications in the area are en-
deavoring to provide some of
the things readers of the de-
funct News miss.
In this issue you will find
the first of what we will hope
will be long series of columns
by Ed McAuley. What we hear
from you sports fans will de-
eide.
Sometime soon we hope to
add another we'll known writer
who can give our readers the
inside dope on those many
things that are cooked up
downtown but which we on the
outer fringe are told nothing
except-pay the bill.
McAuley, nationally recog-
nized and much h-honored au-
thority,, joins us after 81 years
with the Cleveland News, which
recently ceased publication.
While with the News, Me-
Auley covered all sports but
was best known for his base
ball coverage. He travelled with
the Cleveland Indians for 25
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-11
Jamboree Scouts
Hold Colorado
ConeIave At Y

couts in East Cleveland
troops who are going to the
National Jamboree in Colorado
Spring, Colo, in July are re-
quested to meet next Wednes-
day evening at 7:30 in the East
Cleveland YMCA. At least one
parent of each jamboree-bounc
scout is asked to attend.
The JambOree Scoutmsster,
George Roth. will meet the
parents and boys for the first
time to explain the details of
the trip. They will be given
the dates of the practice
camping trips they will have
to attend in preparation for
the big trip. Patrols will be
formed so the boys will know
who their buddies will be for
eating and sleeping and a list
of the required equipment
and clothing will be available.
Also meeting with the troop
will be the parents and scouts
from the Mayfield Heights dis
trict (Hilltopper) as their
scoutmaster, John Kovach, is
an old hand at jamborees and
can give a first-hand orienta-
tion of what both parents and
scouts should expect.
Boys who have been chosen
as alternates are also asked to
attend with their parents as
they must be given the same
training as the delegates in the
event they are selected at the
last minute to replace a scout
who might become sick or un-
able to attend for other rea-
sons.
Each troop will have three
adult scOutmasters, as well
as five junior assistants. A
fourth scOutmaster will be
trained at the same time in
case a scOutmaster should
have to be replaced at the
last day.
Each scout must pay S100 of
his fee by March 18th or he
will be replaced by an alternate.
The other $100 must be paid in
by July 1st. Enough alternates
have been accepted to assure
the quota from Cleveland being
completely filled right up to
the time the train departs on
July 18th.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-11
Camp Fire Plans
March Ceremony

District No. 15 Of East Cleve-
land and Collinwood is busy
planning a District Ceremonial
for March, under the direction
of Mrs. Elmer Novak, in con-
nection with the celebration OF
Camp Fires 50th birthday.
District No. Is of East Cleve-
land and Collinwood welcomes
as their new field director Miss
Emily Hodge, who just COM
pleted an intensive training
course in Oklahoma.
Mrs. Daniel Patty's Busy Blue
Birds of Chambers School en-
joyed their visit to Wiley Audi
torium to see "Peter Pan"
Mrs. H. S. Woods Trust
worthy Blue Birds Of Chambers
School have made several field
trips including the Aquarium,
the Art Museum and a pet shop.
The group also hopes to at
tend the Ice Follies at the Arena
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-11
One Side Junior
Pops Going For
A Pool Swim

Adults who have been read.
ing about the new Shaw poo
and seeing pictures of the
youngsters splashing around
can take that CLINT of green
from their eyes. The adult
swimming program is now un-
derway and will continue each
Tuesday and Thursday at 8:15
p. m. through June when the
time may be changed.
Robert Mel Skinner, varsity
swimming coach at Shaw, will
be in charge. There will be a
so cent towel rental fee. The
pool will close at 10 p. m. This
opportunity to use the new
pool is being made available to
residents of the East Cleveland
school district only.
Saturdays, the Junior hlgn
students have access to the
pool. Their use of the pool is
purely voluntary and no credit
will be given toward their
school records.
The schedule set up for the
Kirk students, is as follows:
Seventh grade girls, 9 a. m.;
eighth grade girls,l0 am, and
ninth grade girls, II a. m.
After lunch the boys will
take over, seventh grade boys
at / pm: eighth grade boys
2 p. M, and ninth grade boys,
3 p. m.
All students should remem-
ber to take their own towels
and suits with them when
planning to use the pool.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-11

since September and most re-
Gently in that section most dear
to US, East Cleveland.
Her dark eyes glowed when
she spoke feelingly about
American freedom and how
America is regarded by her
people as the "land Of free
DOM" but she treasured her.
self, freedom with discretion" "
1t seems that our cinema ere
ations have painted some grue-
some caricatures of the Ameri-
can way of life for people of
foreign lands who may never
have the opportunity to see diff
ferently for themselves.
An educated person with a
Fullbright grant to the United
States, Mrs. Bonakdar had the
impression before landing on
our shores that the American
women did no housework but
instead pushed buttons, that
our freedom was so encompass
ing that our children left the
homes of their parents when
ever they felt inclined (after
the age of 12) and did what
ever pleased them with no
qualms of conscience.
Through visiting our school
systems on the West Coast
and East Cleveland as well as
staying with several Ameri-
can families here. Mrs. Bon
akdar has discOyered on one
hand; that a housewives life
is not so simple, and on the
other. that our young people
are fairly well behaved.
A firm believer in discipline,
Mrs. Bonakdar expressed such
high regard for the East Cleve-
land schools that it bordered on
outright enthusiasm. In COM
parison with other schools she
has visited, our Iranian visitor
was impressed with "the fine
equipment, good teachers and
careful students" She COM
on the readily apparent
motivation of the students. She
said that the teachers interest
in their subjects seemed to
carry over to the students and
they in turn were more atten-
tive than any pupils she had
seen at other schools.
Her esteem for East Cleve-
and didn't stop at our school
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-11

years and wrote his news
papers ''lead" sports column
for % years.
He also was Cleveland CORE
spondent for the Sporting
News, the baseball paper of the
world, and still contributes t.
that weekly.
McAuley has won severa
Cleveland Newspaper G uilt
awards and on two occasions
his columns have been choseI
for reproduction in the "Best
Sports Stories" series. He wa:
one of the official scorers fol
both the 1948 and 1854 WorlC
Series. In 1854, he was presi
dent of the Baseball Writers
Association of America.
Our new columnist plans to
visit the Indians training
camp in Tucson, Arizona, ahC
promises to give our readers
up-to-date, first-hand and-he
hopes - frequently exclusive
stories of the Tribesmen anc
other major leaguers.
Born in Pittsburgh, McAuley
has spent 48 of his 56 years ir
Greater Cleveland. He is 9
graduate of old Loyola High
school and studied for two
years at John Carroll univer.
sity.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-11
City Lets
Contracts

In a snappy commission
meeting Tuesday evening, the
East Cleveland Commissioners
let three contracts, cut the tas
'consultant's salary and renewed
their cooperative contract with
the Cleveland Heights fire de.
,partment.
I The bid for an eight-incf
water meter went to the Nep.
tune Meter Co., of New York
City, their bid was $1,448.4O.
The only bidder on fire by.
drant equipment, Florence Pipe
Foundry and Machine, Inc,
was accepted at the cost OF
$l56 for four-inch hydrants
and S238.80 for six-inch hy-
Grants. 1t was estimated that
the city may use 20 of the four
lnch models and 10 of the six
inch models.
Markad Motors got the nod
on a pickup truck for the
water department. With a
trade-in the net cost will be
81, 453.99.
An amendment to the salary
ordinance will cut the salary of
City tax consultant, Gordon
Mckay in half (from $1OO a
month to $50). This was done
because recently there has been
less need for Mr.. McKay's serv-
ices which is due primarily to
, the kind of legislation under
considefation.
Cleveland Heights and East
Cleveland have had an agree
ment for a number of years
whereby, whichever fire COM
pany that was called would an
swer fire calls without regard
to the boundary lines. Tues
days action was simply a re-
neval Of this understanding.
A supplemental agreement
has been made with the Solon
Fire Brick Co., The City In
cinerator is now in the process
Of being refined and the insu-
Iating bricks behind the fire
brick was found to need re-
placement. Under this agree
ment, Solon will supply the
bricks at the unit price but
will reduce the cost of labor.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-11
Correct Address
Saves Money

All East Clevelanders who
obtain their auto license plates
through the AAA are reminded
to indicate East Cleveland as
both their taxing district" and
address.
The state returns monies tc
the municipalities based upor
the number of vehicles regis.
tered in each municipality.
Misaddressed registrations
cost each East Clevelandel
money because the money fol
the various street maintenance
projects, if not returned by the
state, must come from genera
property taxes and rents.
AS usual East Cleveland res
idents will be able to obtair
their license plates at the city
hall, 14340 Euclid ave. Sale:
starts March 1st.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-11
Hospital Board
Gets Trivo Talk

Miss Mary Z. Cowan, senior
medical technologist in the Of
flee of the County Coroner, DR.
Samuel Gerber, will speak o.
her 20 years work experience t.
the Huron Road Hospital Wo
mems Board, Monday at ] p. m
in the hospital auditorium.
Miss Cowan has lectured al
the Harvard Medical Schoo
State Police Seminar. She en-
titles her talk, tremendous
Trivia"
Mrs. c. A. Ward is in charge
of tea arrangements. Her as
sistants are Mrs. William Pierik
Mrs. C. j. Vosmik, Mrs. Anna
bel George, Miss Elma Ronk, ane
Miss Edna Hanes.
The surgical dressings grouE
will meet at 10 a. m. under tn
Craftsmanship of Mrs. w. {
Domino.