East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-13
'PTA NEWS
Open House
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bership Week. Tables will be
set up in the halls with the
hope Of signing up each and
every Rozelle parent as a PTA
member at this time.
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| Remember your High School
days, it's activities and tea
chers? We can't go back to
that period in life, but we can
briefly live our youngsters
school day. In one evening, you
can follow their daily schedule.
At the Shaw High School
open house next Thursday, Oct.
Goth, parents will have this
experience. They will meet their
youngsters teachers, who in
turn, will brief them on the
aims of the course and what
is expected.
All the parents have to do
is report to their own teen
ayers home room a little be-
fore 7:15 pm. and be prepared
to really enjoy this experience.
After the classts are finished,
| the parents will have refresh
ments in the cafeteria.
Health Director Speaks
The spect pre-school
group will hear DR.. Frederick
Suppes, East Cleveland Health
Director. at the next program
meeting, Thursday, Oct. goth.
All mothers of pre-school child
rem in the Prospect Neighbor-
hood are cordially invited to
hear DR.. Suppes, who will
speak on Growth and Develop
ment of a Child From 3 to 81
Years; Immunization and Con-
tagious Diseases"
The meeting will take place
at 10 am. in Room 8 at Pros
pect. The pre-school children
will meet in Room 1 for games,
stories and activities, as they
do each week while the mothersI
attend a program or a coffee
hour. Anyone wishing infor-
nation on the years pre-shool
program may phone Mrs. Ruth
Barton, chairman, MU 1-6428.
Miss Jean Clifford, Speech
Therapist, will explain her
work with the students Of the
East Cleveland School system
at the East Cleveland PTA
Council meeting Thursday, Oct.
10th, at 10 am. at the Korb
Center.
Since this is new to the East
Cleveland School System, any
one interested in this study is
welcome to attend the Meeting.
Although Open House is by
far the seasons most vigorous
PTA, attendance has always
been xecellent.
Parents enjoy meeting the
teachers, and they gain new
insight into how their young
teen-agers spend their day.
While there have been many
instances of parents arriving
late to "class", due to Kinks
having long corridors in the
3-story building, history re-
cords no case of . parent lost
for the entire evening.
DR.. Louis Myers, Kinks
principal, extends a most cor
dial invitation to all Kirk par
ents to visit the school on Oct.
10Th, and join the crowd for
this "get-acquainted" evening.
+ Pre-SchoOl Mothers Meet
The Pre-School M o t h S
(Chambers-Mayfair) will have
their first meeting of the sea-
SON Wednesday, Oct. 10th, at
1915 am. at the North Branch
Library, 1882 Hayden ave. These
meetings are under the leader
ship of Miss LaVinnia Hoffman.
Branch Librarian; Mrs. Alfred
Buehner and Mrs. Joseph Kov-
alick, Chambers PTA Pre-
School Chairman.
Ralph McGeorge will be the
speaker, and his subject, "Cul-
tural Opportunities in Greater
Cleveland for Children, will
give the mothers many ideas
as to what the Cleveland area
can offer their children. Mr..
McGeorge is the Manager of
Public Information, Cleveland
Chamber of Commerce.
The children will enjoy a
Story Hour under the super
vision Of Miss Bethia Frew,
Childrens' Librarian, during
the time the mothers are meet
ing. Crib service for the child
under three, will also be pro-
vided and is adult supervised.
Chambers PTA also wishes
to remind their friends of the
fall clothing sale on Tuesday,
Oct 18th at 10 m. until 12I