East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-06-29
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W run u IIlS iIlSulClliS CdUllle
and take your favorite head
ache remedy. The only cure il
to wait for the gala event caus
ing the anxiety-that is Oul
Towns 31st annual communit,
picnic, coming up in less thar
two weeks.
Incidentally, the East Cleve
land annual picnics are uniqu,
not only for their continual life
but especially for their drawing
power. Not many cities of les:
than 10000 can boast of such
attendance records.
A DAY WELL SPENT woulc
be at the seventh annual East
Cleveland Amateur program
Sunday, July 18th. This is the
highlight Of the Little League
season and main source Of
revenue for the youngsters.
Not only will the young bal
players benefit by this exper.
ience but so will parents, ever
those Of US who don't have boys
participating.
DOG-GONE SH A Me. Al
irate citizen recently registered
a complaint to the police depart.
ment that deserves mentioning
1t concerns the apparent dis
respect some dog owners in the
community have for their neigh.
boris property.
We speak as a dog owner. II
fact for the time being, we have
five flour are four-week ole
puppies). Nevertheless with al
the canine confusion in oui
house now, we still have a res.
possibility and make sure the
pack stays within the boundaries
Of our own castle grounds.
For those not familiar, there
also is city ordinance of some
four pages that makes it illegal
to let your dog loose. However
law or no law, dogowners. give
your neighbor some considera-
ton.
BIG CONFERENCE. You
would think that with all the
bigwigs standing in front OF
city hall one day this week.
s.roking their chins, expressing
a point with a sweeping arm
gesture and comforting in ser
ious, low tones, that plans were
being formulated to tear down
the recently remodeled munich
pal building.
WELL. FEAR NOT. Yom
reporter did little shopping
Actually all we did was join
the crowd and got mistaken for
bigwig ourself. In that way
we learned what the group, con-
sisting of City Manager Carran.
Police Chief Weaver, Police
Captain Robert Troyan, City
Engineer Malcolm S. Douglas,
Assistant Engineer Walter f.
Webb and Chief Of the city's
paint and sign department, was
up to.
They were discussing a pro-
posed sign on the front of the
building telling about East
Cleveland's 50th Anniversary
celebration.
REPORT from School Supt.
Harold l.. Nichols is that the
alleged population explosion in
the high schools will not effect
Shaw.
"We don't anticipate any
crowding at the high school for
many years to come, he stated.
However, he did mention that
things are getting pretty tight
q Kirk, but he hopes present
plans to add TO the school faci-
lities will take care of the situa-
ion.
EVERLASTING IMPRESS
SION. That is what we will
have in regards to sermon
we read that appeared in the
Wednesday, February oath Con-
gressional Record. The reading
was recommended by DR.. H. C..
Alexander and was a joint SER
mon by Revs. Robert Cumler
and FredB. Holmberg. They are
co-pastors of Christ Church in
Kennebunk, Me.
Rev. Cumler returns to his
native East Cleveland once a
wear to deliver an annual mes
.age al the Windermere Metho-
dist Church.
The stirring message he gave
in conjunction with Rev. Holm
berg that awed Congress, so that
they put it in the records, con-
eerned his country's approach