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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-12-13
With The
Farm Women
BY MAIDRED MORRIS
Professional Look

hsooh
Mrs. Julian Arnold. county
clothing leader in Camden
County. and Mrs. John Iai,.
have been teaching % local
Home Demonstration Club
women how to Put Tha, Pro
tcSSional Look in the Clo,h,.
You Make"
According To Mrs. Mamie
Sawyer. home economies agcu,
the leaders used Il coat house
coat and wool dress To demon
Strate how to make belts: put
in sleeves, facingS and inter
facing; how Ia make corded
button holes: and how To pre-,
Good Lighting
Good lighting for reading is
important TO the Raeford Del
linger family in Lincoln Coun-
ty. Good study lamps have
been made for all bedrooms
and now Mrs. Dellingcr is max
ing one for the den.
Mrs. Gail Boyd. assistant
home economies agent. say,
Mrs. Dellinger is using an old
daSher churn in the den. She
finished the churn with walnut
stain. used copper band :,
around it, and wired il herself
Foreign Foods
Mrs. Phil Whitehead. who
has lived in several countries.
recently presented IA demon
Stration in Richmond County
on Famous Foods From
Around The World"
Mrs. Erika CrabtrcC. origin
all from Germany. gave a
demonstration featuring special
German dishes" reports Miss
Frances Temple. home eco
nomicS agent. "IIcr German
SpecialticS proved to be a fav-
oritc with the women"
Rcm0deling
In Martin County. the G.. W
Taylors have recently remodel
cd their kitchen and converted
their back porch into family
room. Mrs. Helen HuskinS.
nome economics agent in Mar
tin County, says the built-in
features have helped in the or
ganization of disable space.
The Kitchen is now we'll
lighted, there is adequate
cabinet and storage space and
the furniture is Well-placcd for
family living" adds Mrs. Hos
kinS.
Reading Achievements
Reports show that $50 Home
Demonstration Club women in
Surry County met the require
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-12-13
ROSA GARREIL CIRCLE

The Rosa GarrCll Circle #
the Tabor City Baptist Church
". NJ. U. met in the home Of
Mrs. Paul ROGERS. Jr.. De-
c'mbcr ,. Five members at
tended.
Mrs. Alice a. Carpenter pre-
sentcd very interesting pro-
gram entitled. missions in
Your Home" The program was
closed with a prayer.
AT the end of the meeting.
refreshments were served by
the hostess.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-12-13
QUA McGOUGAN CIRCLE

The Dula MCGougan Circle
OF the Tabor City Baptist
Church w. NJ. U. met with
Mrs. Grover Hardec on Tues
day night, December 5.
The Circle chairman. Miss
Anne Brooks McGuugan. call
cd tn" meeting 10 order. and
after the minutes and trcaSIr-
cr 5 report, program entitl-
ed, "MiniStering to Interna-
tlonal Students" was given by
Mrs. F. l.. FippS III.
After the meeting was adj
Journed, a sweet course was
served by the hostess to the 2
members present.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-12-13
Fovorite Recipe

Homemade candy is ~ well
come as Santa Claus al Christ
.Ilas TIME. FOR InlS weeks re-
!pc, We Went straight to II
woman who Is noted for maxi
ing delicious candy Of all
kIndS-MrS. Lcatha Butler.
Mrs. Butler Is very busy IN
her gilt shop during the
Christmas season, but hcI
family can count Oh her taking
the time To make candy be-
cause that's something she
loves 10 do.
Some people don't like TO
make candy, but | do" says
Mrs. Butler. Il like To have
som, IN the house "a serve
HlcndS who come in at Christ
mas time"
l,T recipe iur Mexican fudge
~ ii iavOritc with all who have
eaten II. and il doesn't tax,
''''' ~ p'I 4tii(tN C'pk long L.
whip up a batch
Mrs. Buffers
Mexican Fudge
~ cups sugar
small can .Vapo.atcd milk
| cup pc"anS
8 tablespoons white Karu
= stick butter
"plmCA" Of salt
d few drops vanilla
Mix sugar. milk. ocean,
butter. Karo and salt and cook
'Siirums cunStauty) until Il
forms Il firm soft ball when
dropped in cold water. Remove
d from tire and add vanilla. g,
II stand until lukcwarm. Then
beat until creamy and pour o,,
creased marble slab. When i,
mas cooled sufficiently, cut i'll
10 squares.
Note: For Chocolate nudon
ado = 10 squares of baking
chocolate.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-07
Eiqhth Annual Basketball
Program Starts Saturday

Beginning its eighth year,
the Saturday Basketball pro-
gram, sponsored by the East
Cleveland Board Of Education,
will open this coming Saturday,
at the Shaw High School gym
nasium.
The program has been highly
successful the past seven years,
and is again open to boys in
the fifth, sixth, seventh, and
eighth grades in the East
Cleveland schools.
Registration blanks h a v e
been sent to the schools, and
boys interested in the program
may obtain them from their
physical education teachers.
In the elementary schools
Herbert klauss and Mrs. Nir-
ginia Siskowic will be handl-
ing the registration, while at
Kirk Junior High School,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-07
Kirk Play


Kirk Junior High School
will present its main play of
the season, "They Shook the
Family Tree" tomorrow
night in the school auditor
ium. The curtain will rise at
Sis sharp.
Featured in the cast are
Laurie Paul, Missy Marks,
Katherine Wasil, James Ma
lone, George Cyphus, Howard
Ellington, Marcia Mosely,
Norma Cohen, Betty Cath
eait, Helen MCGUIRE, David
Mckay and Robert Helms.
Directing the play is Al
bert Martin, Kirk drama and
English teacher.
Tickets for the performance
are so cents with elementary
school age children accom-
panied by parents admitted
free.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-07
Trio to Get
Eagle Badges

Explorer Post 108 will hold
q triple Court of Honor, Tues
day, Dec. 18th at 1850 p. m. in
the Caledonia School Audit
orium.
The ceremony will honor
Philip Schoenen, Walter Ste
phens and Daniel Weber for
the attainment of scouting's
highest rank, Eagle Scout.
Although there have been
many Eagle Scouts in Post 1O8,
this will be the first time in
the history Of the Post that
three boys have been honored
at one ceremony.
The speaker Of the evening
will be DR.. Harold L. Nichols,
Superintendent of East Cleve-
land Schools. Members Of Boy
Scout Troop 108 with Scout
master Jesse Hart will assist
the Post.
The public is invited to join
these scout units under the
sponsorship Of the Caledonia
Parent-Teachers Association in
honoring the boys for their out
standing achievement.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-07
Neiighborhood
Stores Make
Shopping Easy

AS the gay holiday season draws near, there is
no reason why you can't look forward to joyful
Christmas season rather than dreading the
thought because of the expenses involved or the
drudgery of ast-minute shopping.
There can be fun convenience and savings if
you wise Christmas shopper and SHOP
AT HOME!
In your neighborhood store can be found
every kind of wonderful gifts with the stores
just minutes away from your home.
Finest Quality Goods
For those who shop with eye to price (who
doesn't nowadays) the neighborhood store always
offers the finest quality goods for the least
amount of money.
There is no need to rush downtown; fight
congested traffic; search for parking space and
finally enter a store where the clerks apt
to be total strangers
Friendly Faces
When you shop in your own area, where
stores offer ample parking space and in most
cases you know the clerk proprietor personally,
you are helping yourself in more ways than one
First, there is the assurance of quality goods
at reasonable prices. There is hardly anything
that cannot be bought from foods, fashions,
hardware and hobby supplies.
Secondly: the money you spend at home, stays
at home The taxes and contributions of local
merchants go for projects which mean better
community for all of u.s.
Local Stores Overlooking
Yes, as the many ads in this newspaper show,
the stores in our community are overflowing with
wonderful gifts from far and near. You just can't
help finding exactly what you want.
Another advantage is not only the valuable
travelling time saved by shopping at home, but
also the in letting the youngsters tag along.
No baby sitting fees, that's for certain.
And of course, when the holiday season is over,
remember after Christmas exchanges will be
much easier at your neghborhood store.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-07
Nancy Diekey
Is Named in
Who's VIII"

Washington, D. c. - Miss
Nancy Dickey, 1924 Brewster
rd., has been named to Who's
Who Among Students in Ameri-
can Colleges and Universities"
for the 1961-1962 academic
year.
She is one of eight Trinity
College students to receive this
honor selected by the combined
votes Of student, faculty and
administrative committees at
Trinity.
Miss Dickey is an English
major and chairman of the Re-
ligious Activities Committee.
She is a member Of the Inter
national Relations Club.
Daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul S. Dickey, she is 1858
graduate of Beaumont School
for Girls.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-07
Chief Puts Some Liqht
On Driving in the Dark

East Cleveland's street light
ing system and modern auto
lights make it relatively safe to
drive after dark. Nevertheless,
extra care must be exercised
by motorists as the nights
grow longer, warns Chief Of
Police H. s. Weaver.
Driving after dark is always
accompanied by special hazards
due to reduced visibility, the
chief pointed out, and with twi-
light and dusk now coinciding
with the late afternoon and ear
ly evening traffic rush hours,
these hazards are accentuated.
every driver should pause
to realize what he's up against"
Chief Weaver said. Night is
falling, the traffic rush is on,
he and the drivers and pedestri-
ans he encounters are tired
a n d impatient. Everything
points to possible trouble unless
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-07

extra caution is exercised
Don't try to make parking
lights do the work of head
lights the chief warned.
AT this time Of year we also
expect fall rains" he added,
and with temperatures falling.
rain can turn quickly into sleet
or snow. If Windshield wiper.
have lost their original flash
and efficiency, driver visibility
is further reduced, and danger
doubled. Have them fixed and,
while you're at it, put a pair
of tire chains in the trunk and
be ready for severe snow or ice
conditions"
Preparedness, alertness and
the habit of slowing down at
sundown, and on slick streets.
comprise the chiefs prescrip-
tlon for preventing traffic acct
dents during fsIl-winter eve
nings.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-07

ident, Louis A. Schweizer SER
ing as master of ceremonies,
will begin at 6:30 p. m. The oc-
casion will honor varsity anG
junior varsity players.
Among the awards to be pre-
sented will be the second an
nual East Cleveland Leader
and Fraternal Order Of Police
trophy for the schools most
valuable varsity player.
Coach of Year Candidate
The main speaker at the
event is a top candidate for
small college coach Of the year
honors as a result Of his tre-
mendous job as head B-W
coach.
His 90 mark this year also
established a new record for
consecutive wins at the school
with y.
Tressels football career be-
gan in 1910 at Ada CO., High
School, where he was a brilliant
Observation-Disclosures for thre e
years. After graduation from
Ada in 1943, he headed for
Ohio State where Paul Brown
was then head football coach.
Tressel played spring foot
ball for the Buckeyes that year
and after the workouts ended,
Brown called the $40, 100
FOUNDER the greatest runner
I've ever SEEN"
Called into Navy
But Tressel never played q
game for Ohio State as Uncle
Sam beckoned and he was
called into the Navy. Placed in
the VIZ program, Tressel was
assigned to Baldwin-W Wallace
and began as a freshman in
July of 1943. He was an i'm
football star and played
two seasons before the Navy
shipped him out on active duty.
After the war, in 1916, he
to the campus as
civilian and resumed his col
legiate and football careers.
The 1916 and 1947 seasons were
his best and he earned a rep
utation as one of the greatest
football players the Yellow
Jackets ever had. He set several |.
Jacket records, two of which
still stand-most yards rushing
n one season, 742 in 1947, and
ongest kickoff return, SO yards
n 1947 against Ohio Wesleyan.
Graduated i'm rs
Tressel graduated in 1948
md returned to his high school
CONTINUED on Page q i
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-07

Reserve University, she had
previous experience As case
worker in the County Welfare
Department.
She quickly assumed super
ylsory responsibility in the Red
Gross, training and working
with volunteers engeged in tele-
phone contacts in Home Serv-
ice. The Home Service group,
with the guiding hand Of Mrs.
Mix, supervised the very exact
ing task Of telephone intake in
the war years of 1941-1945.
Since that time her respon-
sibilities have broadened 40
that, today, she supervises var
ious phases of Home Service
operation.
Mrs. Mix has also been active
in United Appeal campaign
fund raising in East Cleveland
for many years.
Married to J. Durante Mix,
City Commission President,
couple live at 16204 Helmsdale
rd.
Millie is known to all Greater
Cleveland Red Cross staff
m e m b ers as conscientious,
kindly, efficient and skilled in
her supervision; devoted to her
work, and fine friend and coun-
selor to all career and voIun-
teer staff who come to her for
help.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-07
Again, It's That
Dog-Gone Time

Yes, its dog license time
again and LOrene Donnelly
will be at the East Cleveland
City Hall, 1434O Euclid ave-,
starting Thursday, Dec. 18th
through Saturday, Jan 10th.
Hours are $50 a. m. until
) p. M, on weekdays and
$3.50 a. M, until II noon on
Saturdays.
Purchasing licenses can be
done by mail, also, reports
Miss Donnelly.
Just mail your last years
certificate with 81 and q self
addressed and stamped en-
yelOpe to the city hall and the
1862 certificate and dog tag
will be mailed"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-07
Rebekah Lodge
Secretary Gets
ChivaIry Honor

Mrs. Paul H. Kaib, secretary
of Forest City Rebekah Lodge
No. 281, which meets in East
Cleveland, recently was the re-
cipient of high honor in Ak
ron. She is also president of
Euclid Blue Star Mothers.
Conferred with full military
degree staff in an impressive
ceremony, she was presented
with the Decoration of Chiv-
airy, the highest honor a Reb-
ekah can attain.
Among those who attended
the affair were her husband;
sons Bill and Tom; Mrs. Robert
J. Kaib of Maplewood dr., mo-
ther-in-law; Mrs. Gilbert Busch
of East 246th ST.; Mrs. A..
Schneider Of Puritan ave.
Others present were her Sis
ter and family Of Darley ave.
and several lodge, sisters.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-07
Christmas
Lunch Planned

The East Cleveland Woman's
Club will hold a Christmas lun-
cheon and card party at its
clubhouse, 1747 Lake Front
ave., Thursday, Dec. 18th. Time
is 1890 p. m.
The affair is being planned
by Mrs. j. j. Shalvoy and Mrs.
H. w. Singer. They will be as
sisted by Circle l. Reservations
should be made through Mrs.
Shalvoy or Mrs. Singer by
next Thursday.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-07
Cagers Open
League Play
Tomorrow

The Shaw High basketball
team will travel to Lakewood
tomorrow evening to face the
Rangers, who are defending
co-champions Of the Lake Erie
League, in the opening league
contest for both teams.
Lakewood again boasts one
Of the finer basketball teams in
the Greater Cleveland area. al
though they have but one let
tarman back from last years
team.
The Rangers feature junior
Rich Mandrella, a 6 foot 5
center and Luke Hoffa 6 foot A,
senior forward, who are re-
sponsible for getting the ball
off the boards and starting the
famous Lakewood run and
shoot offense.
Leading the running and
shooting are Captain Ron
Scheff, Ron Fugo and Bill
Beyers, who possess excellent
speed and good outside shoot
ing.
The Rangers thus far have
toppled John Marshall 78 to
50, and have lost thriller to
Elyria 81 to 81.
Last Saturday the East
Clevelanders travelled to San
dusky and gave the Blue
Streaks a real battle for the
first half, as they trailed only
80 to 81 at half time.
However, a frigid third quar-
ter, in which the Cardinals
could only score 2 points while
the Blue Streaks poured in 18,
put Coach Thomas Meinhardt's
team out Of reach.
The Cardinals also had
great deal of difficulty stop
ping Sandusky's Don Rather,
6 foot 3 jumping jack, who
hit Is out of q shots from the
field and also added a pair of
free throws for 80 points.
A superior rebounding abil-
ity also was. a contributing
factor to the Cardinals defeat,
as they very seldom got more
than one shot at the basket.
The lone bright spot in the
Cardinal loss was the outstand-
ing offensive display of Captain
Jerry Harbak, who poured
through 25 points, including
8 field goals and 9 free throws.
In the Junior Varsity game
Coach Gene Dickard's team,
after spotting Sandusky a II
to 2 lead, came within hairs
breadth of winning their first
victory, as they fell short 81
to IS.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-07
Annexation Hopes Of C|eve|anders
To Local School District Are Slim
Difference in Tax Rates
Would Make Move Cost|y.
Says Superintendent Here

lower our tax rate to fit he
big city,"
When asked how this works
with the small portion Of
Cleveland Heights that is in
the East Cleveland school dis
trict, DR.. Nichols said:
"The school tax rate figures
inside the 10-mill limitation
have remained the same (4.78l
for both suburbs since 1885 and
is almost guaranteed to stay
that way"
On S110 million tax valua-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-07
By Gene Hersh

At a meeting on Monday,
Nov. 18th everything looked
rosy for potential petitioners
in Cleveland who wished to
annex a triangular section ad-
jacent to Lakeview Cemetery
to the East Cleveland School
District.
Here were the facts in favor
Of this move as pointed out
to the Board Of Education:
The cemetery forms a far
more justifiable dividing line
than the present boundary
which intersects sub-lots. Ev-
cry future new occupant in
one Of the sub-lots on the
boundary will have doubts
about school district residence
Moreover, the present boundary
encourages Justification of ad-
dress and other underhanded
methods to evade tuition. And
finally, there was sincere
desire by the School Board to
help the youngsters involved.
All these conditions that
prompted the officials to or
der a further study have been
overshadowed by a report
School Supt. Harold L. Nichols
will make at next Mondays
board meeting.
Costly Move
DR.. Nichols will inform the
body that the annexation will
cost the East Cleveland School
district S85,000 annually in
tax revenue.
This information will most
certainly squelch all desire by
the board to continue investiga-
ton of annexation.
As Dr.. Nichols explains it,
Cleveland has school tax of
four mills inside the 10-mill
and East Cleveland
4.78 mills inside it's 10-mill
The 10-mill limitation is how
much municipality can tax
owners without voter
approval.
If East Cleveland were to
annex any portion of Cleveland
the school tax rate inside the
here would have to
De the same as Cleveland. I
The law does not allow a
school district to have two diff
'erent tax rates anymore than
t does a municipality.
Jites Example
Here is an example DR.. Nj
,hols gave:
If the north side of Euclid
lve., in East Cleveland needed
more sewer work, refuse collec-
ion, etc, than the south side,
his does not mean the city
an raise the taxes Of property
'wners on the one side and
lot the other"
Furthermore" the superin-
endent m m mt e d, East
5leveland could not adjust the
Ak rate Of the Cleveland resi-
Ients but would be forced ITO
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-07
Y Repeats
TumbHng
l4.o50 Circulation
Guaranteed

The East Cleveland YMCA
Physical Department will re-
peat a popular class in Tum-
bling and rampoline which was
held last winter at the "Y"
building.
Boys who are members may
participate by attending the
classes and registering there.
Glasses will be held at the "Y"
building on Thursdays at p. NJ.
to 5 p. m.
Physical Director, Ray NJ.
Snyder, will be in charge.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-07

tion, the rs mills comes to the
$4,000 figure.
A rough estimate Of the num-
Der Of school youngsters in the
proposed annexation area is
$50. However, the only hope
for the parents now is to con-
slder annexation to East CIeve-
land itself and not just to the
school district.
AS desirable as the neighbor-
hood involved is, there is little
chance Of such action even
getting started.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-07

blanks may be obtained from
Paul Siskowic.
The program is free, but no
boy will be permitted to at
tend any of the Saturday ses-
sions without having his reg
istration blank properly signed
by his parents.
Each boy must also be re-
sponsible for his own gym
equipment, including; shoes,
trunks, T-shirts, towels, etc.
The dates for this years ses-
sions will be as follows: Dec.
9th and 10th, Jan. 9th, 18th,
goth, and 9th, and Feb. 3rd,
10th, 18th, and oath.
There are 10 sessions in all,
but no sessions will be held
over the Christmas holidays.
The seventh and eighth grade
boys Will meet from 10 a. m.
to II noon, while the fifth and
sixth grade boys will hold their
sessions from 1 to 3 p. m.
The first hour of the program
will consist Of teaching the
boys various fundamentals of
basketball, while the second
hour will consist mainly of
team play.
Heading this years program
will be Thomas Meinhardt,
basketball coach at Shaw High
School.
Assisting him will be Eugene
Dickard, Shaw High Schools
Junior Varsity coach; Richard
Fort, Kirk freshman coach;
Siskowic, Kinks seventh and
eighth grade coach, and KLAUS,
elementary physical education
instructor.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-07
Red Cross HOnOrs Mrs. Wir
For 20 Years DerOted Duf,.

A award for 20 years Of de-
voted duty to the Red Cross
was presented last week to
Mrs. Mildred Mix.
The presentation took place
at a staff recognition awards
meeting held at the downtown
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-07
Shaw Chorus At Library

New and traditional Christ
mas music will be featured.
East Clevelanders are cor
daily invited to come and make
this a part of their holiday
celebration.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-07

chapter house, 1927 Prospect
ave.
Mile, as she is affectionately
known to her staff associates,
came to the Red Cross in Aug
ust, 1871. A graduate Of Ur-
suline College and Western
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-07

The Shaw High School Cho-
rus will present a Christmas
program at the East Cleveland
Public Library Thursday, Dec.
14th at 8 p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-07
BW Coach Is Shaw
Football Banquet
Speaker Wednesday

Lee Tressel, who this year guided the Baldwin
Wallace Yellow Jackets to its first undefeated united
football season. will be the main speaker at Shaw High
Schools annual football banquet next Wednesday in
the school cafeteria The event. with Shaw PTA pres