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Evening star., 1962-01-17
Stan Droke
BY Roy Crane

liam Morris, GOOD GRAM
MAR, in care of this paper for
his helpful booklet pointing out
10 of the most common errors
in spoken and written English
and tested ways to avoid
them.
Evening star., 1962-01-17

Seropsr and nylon brush ore on
some side on IS" model, for
speedy oetion. SnoW-oH seFoper
gives 3-woy oetion- n-brvshes,
seropss. sqvessiss.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-10-11
Adams Named
KC Of Month

Austin J. Adams, 141Oe
Strathmore was named Knight
of the Month for Windermere
Council 2726, Knights of Col.
umbus.
Adams has been a member OF
the Knights since 1850.
Presently, he is re-admissior
chairman, and heads the re.
freshment committee.
Advocate, Inside Guard, anc
Outside Guard are the positions
that he has held in his twelve
rears with the Council.
He is the father of six chill
dren, five boys and one girl
ranging in age from three tc
ten.
He is a member Of the Sales
staff at Euclid Chemical, and
attends St. Philomena Church
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-10-11
Steve Webster
In New Program
At Rochester u.

Rochester. \. Y. Stepher
David Webster, l5SO1 Glynn rd.
is among the 677 freshmen en-
chester who recently partici-
pated in a new kind Of orienta
ton program.
In 4 departure from the usual
Freshman Week program which
in the past has served as an in
PRODUCTION TO college traditions
and extra-curricular activities,
this years program concen-
trated instead on the academic
aspects Of university life.
Under the general theme of
MANS Freedom to Choose and
Its Consequences the week s
schedule of lectures and stu
dent-faculty discussion groups
were planned to help prepare
the new students for the serious
business of college study.
The lighter side Of campus
life was not entirely neglected
however, and included such
perennial events AS mixers, cof-
fee hours. and the traditional
h-faculty softball game.
Webster, a 1862 Shaw gradu-
ate, is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
Stanley G. Webster. He is en-
rolled in Liberal Arts course
with a major in Political
Science.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-10-11
Shaw Hosts
First lei
Tennis Tourney

Shaw High School will be the
host for the first annual Lake
Erie League Tennis Tournament
tomorrow and Saturday at the
East Cleveland Forest Hills
Court.
The finest players from
Brush, Euclid, c e a n d
Heights, Parma, Lakewood,
Shaker. Parma Valley Forge
and Shaw will be competing for
honors in 1st and End doubles.
Although the league team
championship is determined by
the results of dual matches, the
tournament is designed to rec
ognize the individual champ
ions in each event.
All first round matches are
scheduled for Friday afternoon
beginning at 3 p. m. while the
semifinals will be at $50 Sat
urday morning and the finals
at / p. m.
Due to the tournament, the
Forest Hills Courts will be
closed to pass holders and
guests until 3 p. m. Saturday.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-10-11
Addams> Court
To Be Hailed
By Barristers

Ohio State Supreme Court
Chief Justice Carl V. Weygandt
will make the presentation as
the American Bar Association
honors the East Cleveland Mu-
nicipal Court and Judge Stan
ton Adams Saturday at s pm,
at the courthouse, 14300 Euclid
ave.
The occasion is the awarding
of a plaque to the local court
by the Bar Association for ex-
cellence in practices and pro-
cedures in traffic court cases
during 1861.
In national recognition, East
Cleveland tied for second place
with Boulder, Colo, in the cata-
CORY of cities with population
between $4,000 and $4,000.
Also honoring the municipal
court and Adams Saturday
night, will be the East Cleve-
land Safety Council and the
East Cleveland Business Asso-
citation.
The public is invited to the
event and refreshments will be
served.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-10-11
Three Tyout Nights
Set For Talent ShO1U
Photo by Gene Hersh

Kennedy urges all East Cleve-
land boys and girls with talent
to apply for a spot on this
years show. Those interested are
asked to fill out the entry
blank which appears in today's
issue Of the Leader, on page six
Entrants will try out and
compete in two categories. The
younger group includes boys
and girls mp TO and including
age 13. Those ID through 19
years are in the second category.
They will compete for six
handsome prize cups awarded
on the show night,
Tickets for the show will
soon go on sale. They will be
made available through mem
hers Of the East Cleveland XII
wants Club.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-10-11
Capt. Tryon
Urges Drivers
To Check Lites

Acting Chief Robert Troyar
of East Cleveland announced
today that burned-out lamps
front, rear, and turn signals
are the leading cause for rejec-
tions at safety checks, as well
as jeopardzing the safety OF
all drivers.
Acting Chief Troyan sug-
gests that all drivers in this
area take it upon themselves
to check their lights this Sun
day afternoon when they have
time by simply pushing their
brake pedals and pulling their
light switches, while another
member of the family looks for
burned-out bulbs.
Anyone who has driven at
night and come upon car with
burned-out headlight, tail, or
signual light, or followed a car
with one, quickly realizes why
defective lights can cause ac-
cidents.
Most drivers are not aware
that a light may have burned
out. The only way they can
be sure all lights are working
is to check them frequently at
home or ask for a check when
they stop for gas. Why not
check yours?
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-10-11
CALL NEWS
to
GL. 1883
l4.e50 Circulation
Guaranteed
ConsuItant to Aid
School W Program
BY Ruth KlimOwski

To implement the East
Cleveland Board of Education's s
new television venture, Don
Springman has been hired as a
consultant for S25 per visit.
A professor in the Education
Department of Western Re-
serve University, Springman
will hold conferences with on
camera teachers, as we'll as stu
dents, in order that they might
learn to use television to it's
maximum advantage. Prepara-
ton and follow-up of programs
will also be part Of his serv-
ices.
Since the addition Of a con-
verter for airborne television,
students will now be able to
view the educational programs
offered by Purdue University,
when they fit into the local
curriculum" according to
School Superintendent Harold
L. Nichols.
II wo-wa communication
during local-televised class
programs will now be possi-
ble," he said. Teachers have
been furnished with headsets
to relay students questions to
the on-camera instructor"
Three-Page Agenda
The Board covered a three
page agenda in a record hour
and-a-half ssion Monday
night. They approved a trans
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-10-11
Concert Series Starts

The Cleveland Brass Ensemble
will open the East Cleveland
Library Concert Series, Monday
at s p. m.
This group was organized IN
1855 of Cleveland Orchestra
personnel: Harry Herforth and
David Zauder, trumpets; Roy
Wass, french horn; Allen Kof-
sky, trombone; and Chester
Roberts, tuba.
The Recording Industries
Trust Fund provides this con-
cert free of charge. No tickets
are necessary.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-10-11

Three tryout nights have beer
scheduled for Youngsters wish
jng to participate in this years
kiWanis Talent Show.
The first addition will be
held next Tuesday evening. from
7 p. m. to q p. M, in the Music
Room of the Korb Student Cen
ter. The others have beer
scheduled at the same time anc
place on Oct. 22rd and Oct. 29th
Entrants will he notified as
to which tryout session they arc
assigned. according to Raymond
J. Ninhorg, chairman Of the
talent eeing committee.
Each auditioning group will be
appraised by this committee.
From the tryout sessions will
come the cast Of performers
who will take part in the show
on Friday evening. Nov. 18th
at ". H. Kirk Junior High
School. This show is an annual
treat" for East Cleveland
audiences.
18th Show
This is the 18th year of the
Kiwanis T a n t Show. The
twelve previous shows have pro-
duced lot Of fine entertain
ment. This years show will be
no exception. according to Bob
Kennedy, chairman Of the Ki-
wants committee which is plan
ming the event.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-10-11
For Our Alma Mater.
A Good Way to Cheer
Our CridirOn Heroes

HIT THE LINE for the "home team with
your shopping dollars and pile up the score
in YOUR favor.
Yes this is the period when young gridiron
stalwarts are fiercely engaged in doing or dying
for the old alma mater The heat Of rivalry
amongst the local high schools is such that
hardly anything else is worth discussing nowadays.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-10-11
Promote Hejduk
At University

Gerald +. Hejduk has been
promoted to assistant director
of admissions at Western Re-
serve University, it was an
nounced recently.
Hejduk joined the WRU staff
in 1859 as an admission coun-
selor. He is a graduate of Adel-
bert College of Western Reserve
and is attending the Univer-
sity's Graduate School.
His memberships n ! u d e
Delta Tau Delta fraternity and
the Association of College Ad-
mission Counselors.
He resides with his wife, the
former Sandra Lee Dickerson,
at 1927 North Taylor I'd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-10-11

To do your part to support your team, here
is what we offer:
Dollars spent locally help your "home team"
to go-go-go down the field toward worthwhile
community goals that mean much to you and
your family They spur local trade and business,
keep your home town on-the-grow.
They help pay taxes and provide the contri-
buttons that maintain better schools parks,
streets. Fairgrounds, hospitals, churches and
other vital services and facilities.
They do more than just build merchandise
they help build better place to live for you Get
lin the game" with your dollars
BUY IN YOUR COMMUNITY
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-10-11
Local CYO
Entry Still
Undefeated

Christ the King, thanks 70 the
defensive play Of its Bandit
Unit, defeated st. Margaret If
Hungary by a score Of : tn o,
to run their unbeaten streak to
4 games, thus setting q school
record for victories in single
season.
II was strictly defensive
battle from the start, with bota
teams falling to move the ball
at all.
Christ the King got rs break.
when ST. Margaret attempted
A pass from their own so yard
line.
A tremendous rush by guard
Jerry Dodson. forced hurried
throw, which was DETECTED by
Pat Noonan into the arms Of
Dave Petruziello who ran il
back TO St. Margsret's three
yard line.
On the next play Petruziello
carried it over. It was his ninth
touchdown in four games. Den
ny Duggan added the extra
point.
S.. Margaret had an excel
ent chance to even It up. when
PetruzielIo's punt was blocked
on the II yard line. After gain
ing five yards on two plays,
st. Margaret tried reverse,
but a beautiful pursuit by Bill
O'Brien, along with help from
Ken Forestall, and Dan Rood,
nailed the ball carrier for Il
yard loss. The next play, 2 pass
was intercepted by Tom Meyers.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-10-11
Film Fare
At Library

The next film program at the
East Cleveland Public Library,
Thursday, October 18th at s
pm. will be colorful trip
through famous European gar
dens, including Hyde Park, the
Pope's private garden and the
Rose Trail Garden in Switzer-
land.
Also in Medieval Architec-
ture' notable feudal castles of
the Loire Valley, France are
pictured to illustrate the de-
velopment Of architectural form
and line.
Finally Vacation in White"
is an exciting film showing ski
ing and ski resorts in Germany.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-10-11
Apth+orp Gets
Parking Lot
Green Light

East Cleveland Commissioners
gave City Manager G. r
Apthorp i If o r m a | approva.
Tuesday night to go ahead with
lplans for 200-car municipal
parking lot extending from
Helmdale to Greyton off of
Noble rd.
The venture is a combined
project with Cleveland Heights
and is expected to cost S495, 900.
Last November East Cleveland
voters approved 100000 park
ing bond issue that gives the
city funds for the Noble rd. lot.
The cost will be split by the
two cities and local store owners
who will benefit by the parking
lot will pay two-third Of the
cost and the city the other
one-t third.
2O-year Period
The property owners will be
assessed the cost over a period
of 20 years and payments are
expected to average SIS per foot
frontage.
Now the city has to get the
approval Of the owners of
property in the parking lot
path.
Some 13 homes are involved
and one vacant lot. Apthorp
told the commissioners that the
price of the properties would
be in the neighborhood Of three
times the tax duplicate plus
10 per cent.
Also being considered, the
commissioners were informed.
is lot in the Shaw-Hayden
area.
In other business at its meet
ing, the commissioners approved
the recommendation of the.
Board of Zoning Appeals to.
grant authorization to Micro
Photo, Inc. 100 Shaw ave-, for,
a substantial increase (around
s1O0,0OO) in its present facilities,
The officials decided, further,
to send back to the Zoners
request for conditional use
permit for a swimming pool at
the apartments under construc-
ton at 154O9-29 Euclid ave.
There was violent objection
TO this by neighboring apart
ment owners and residents.
Leading the opposition was
Walter Grabbing, 15346 Ply
Commissioner Ralph Bar
ton suggested the question go
back to the zoners because ap-
parently not all the neighboring
property owners were notified
when the issue was presented
1efore the Board Of Zoning
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-10-11

joyce Samia has been named
student speaker for the
United Appeal Of Greater
Cleveland. She is Is and the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elias
Samia of 14110 Mayfair ave.
As part Of the UA's annual
Student Speakers Project. she
will address elementary, junior
and senior high school students
and various civic organizations
on behalf of the community 6
biggest Embarrassing campaign
which vii be held Oct. 18th
25th this year,
A senior At Regina High
School, Joyce was selected after
she successfully passed
speech addition held recently.
Her topic Will be the American
Red Cross. one Of 159 agencies
which receive United Appeal
funds.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-10-11
Women's Group
Holds Annual
SUPPER Sale

The WOmen's Home League
will hold the annual Saliva
ton Army Chicken Supper
and fancy-work sale Wednes-
day from 5 to 1880 p. m. at
the Temple Corps. S23 East
152nd st.
Tickets will be on sale at
the door, $1.50 for adults and
IS cents for children under
13 years of age.
The public is invited.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-10-11
Kirk Open House

Kirk Junior High will have
Open House Wednesday at
7:30 p. m.
Parents are asked to report
to their child's homeroom and
follow his schedule for the eve
ming.
Each teacher will explain
what they hope to accomplish
this year with the class.
Coffee and donuts will be
served AZ the lunch hour.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-10-11

Congressman Francis P
Bolton of the 22nd Ohio con-
gressional district and Mark c.
Schinnerer, for superintendent
of Cleveland schools and can
didate for the state house OF
representatives, will be the
guest speakers at Republican
rally Thursday, Oct. 18th at the
Y-ICA beginning at s p. m.
Mrs. Bolton will talk on "The
Story of the s7th Congress"
and Schinnerer's topic will be
AN Old Schoolmaster Takes A
New Look at Education"
The public is invited to the
rally and refreshments will be
served.
Chairman of the event is
Robert Brownlee.
Also appearing at the meet
ing will be Seth Taft, candi-
date for State senator who will
speak on state issues.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-10-11
Pass Bar Exam

Three East Clevelanders were
among those who successfully
passed the State Bar Examina-
tions enabling them to prac-
tice law in the State of Ohio.
They include: William H.
Logsdon, 1405S Superior rd.,
Richard G. Lucey, 13303 Milan
ave.; Ivan L. Otto, 1889 Pen
rose ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-10-11

creased and decreased appro-
priations in the budget, due to
new state IBM coding system
which necessitated changes in
the local method.
Basketball and spring sports
budgets in the amounts OF
$3,445 and S4,040, respectively,
were similarly approved.
Charles Hamilton, buildings
and grounds committee men,
Der, reported that the new
change in the Kirk lunch-hour
system appears to be operating
smoothly.
Four lunch periods and the
elimination of the noon movie
have made this once-trouble-
some time less congested.
Boiler Open House Suggested
Commenting on other visits to
various schools, he suggested
that the new boiler room at
Shaw is now such an attractive
place that it might well be of
interest to parents at Open
House.
The new eight-room addition
TO Rozelle School has seven of
the rooms occupied, with the
eighth soon to be included for
total occupancy, it was reported.
DR.. Nichols report included
the appointments of DR.. Linda
Schneider as Medical Director
Of the schools, and DR.. Richard
Schenk as School Physician.
There will be an enlargement
in the services of these two
doctors, in that their own per-
sonal interest in student health
will make it possible for them
to cooperate with the physical
education department in more
remedial work in physical fit
ness, Nichols asserted.
DR.. Schenk will be available
for after-school and Saturday
morning physicals, which are
required before a student may
participate in school sports
activities.
In other business permission
was granted Jean Clifford,
speech therapist, to attend the
Annual Meeting of the Ameri-
can Speech and Hearing Asso-
citation, to be held in New York,
Nov. 18th-21st. Others in the
system who will be in attend
ance at professional conferences
are: DR.. Schneider, American
School Health Association, An
nual Meeting, Miami, Fla, Oct.
18th 10th.
Robert McGraw and Bruce
Holderbaum-Tri- Confer
ence on Pupil Personnel, in
Detroit, Nov. 1st-3rd.
Meetings Valuable
Superintendent n h
the point that the in
formation and knowledge OBJ
tained by past attendance by
faculty members at such con-
ventions has proved invaluable.
Math, English, and Science,
have been departments which
have especially profited from
new ideas teachers have
learned.
He also mentioned that such
meeting attendance should be
spread around to eventually in
clude as many faculty members
in the system as possible.
A Civil Defense request for
storage space for survival kits
to be used in event of an emer-
gency was the only non-edu-
cation item on the agenda.
Officials from the Civil De-
tense office have visited all
schools in the county, and have
placed an *" on the ceilings
Of areas that meet their re-
quirements. Shaw High, for
example, has such marked
areas.
The general feeling of the
Board was that the contract
could be drawn up to the effect
that such storage would be
possible, providing school funds
should not be used to build
proper storage cabinets, and
that none of the activity in
volved interferes with normal
school operations.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-10-11

Thus, 1t seems pru-
dent to suggest how
everyone in the COM
munity can help sup
port the local pigskin
heroes. And. be there
a person with soul so
dead who would not
go all out for the
h a n d 5 o m e, daring
bearers Of the beloved
high school cOlOrs?
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-10-11

l. ~ H'rh
The Panther defense is ex-
ceptionally tough with sea-
soned line to complement a
quick and aggressive secondary.
Offensively Euclid will he re-
lying on the passing and run
ming Of quarterback Berke
Reichenbach and the blocking
of tackle Nike Orazen.
The Cardinals, last Friday.
smashed their way to a second
consecutive Lake Erie victory
by downing the previously un-
defeated Red Raiders" from
Shaker Heights $50 before
5000 fans at Shaw Stadium.
Shaker received the opening
kickoff and was unable to move
against the rugged Shaw de
fense. Following a Shaker punt
Shaw drove to the Red Raid
ers' ten yard line where
tumble stalled their scoring at
tempt. Shaker was unable to
move the ball and the first
quarter ended 90.
77-lard Drive
Early in the second quarter
the Cardinals drove II yards
with quarterback Bruce Matte
carrying the last 10 yards on
an off-tackle trap. Matte then
followed with keeper play for
the two point conversion. Before
the half ended Matte hit end
Bob Richards on 27-yard pass
play for Shaw's second touch
down. The extra point attempt
failed and Shaw led 14-0 at the
intermission.
Inc thlrd quarter saw an eX-
change Of punts before Shaw's
jim Bucar picked off a Shaker
aerial setting the stage for the
Cardinals third score. Matte
fired another 27-yard pass 10
Richards who sailed through
two Shaker defenders and step
ped into the end zone. Halfback
Bob Taskes crashed off-tackle
for the two-point conversion,
and 22-0 lead.
Early in the fourth quarter
Shaw's Terry Week recovered
a Red Raiders tumble on the
Shaker 27-yard line and Shaw
moved to the Shaker eleven
where Matte, for the third time
fired scoring pass to his fav-
orite target Bob Richards. The
conversion failed, ending the
scoring at $50.
Shaw's rugged defense which
contained the passing and run
ming of Shakers all Lake Erie
League quarterback Larry Lux
ask in conjunction with the ex-
cellent passing combination Of
Matte to Richards, were decisive
factors in this important Lake
Erie League win.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-10-11
Additions Tonight

Additions for the Forthcoming
production of "Girl Crazy" tt
be presented by Musical Prod
uctions, Inc, Dec. 7th. and Stf
at Kirk Junior High will be held
tonight at the Fenway Hal
Hotel at East 10th and Euclid
ave. >at 8 p. m.
Starting the week of Oct
18th rehearsals will be held
every Tuesday night at 8 p. m
instead of Thursdays. For fur.
ther information call Roy C.
D'Anna, GIL. 1-0697.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-10-11
Book Talk for
Blue Star Mons

East Cleveland Blue Star
Mothers will hear Miss Susan
Burke Of the local public L.
brary discuss Books You
Shouldn't Miss, when the group
gathers at East Cleveland Public
Library on Wednesday at 1:S0
p. m,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-10-11

The cleanest wash job in
town is being offered by the
East Cleveland Y-Teens at
IThompson's Gulf Service Sta
ton, 212S Noble rd. Corner of
! Noble and Helmsdale), this
Saturday from 8 a. m. to a
p. m. Seventy-five cents is all il
takes for a complete wash and
dry, plus inside cleaning job,
done by experts"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-10-11
Burning Leaves
In the Street
Against the Law

City officials have issued a
warning to residents who
burn leaves in the street.
There is city law against
this and residents are urged
to either burn the leaves on
driveway aprons or put them
in regular rubbish containers
SO they can he picked up with
burnables by the city.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-10-11
Author Speaks

Mrs. John f. Keach, Of Mis-
sion. Kansas, an author and lee
turer, will speak on Africa be-
fore the East Cleveland kiwsnis
Club next Monday noon at the
East Cleveland YMCAs
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-10-11
Camp Fire News

Campfire girls and Bluebirds
in the East Cleveland and Col
linwood areas will hold a picnic
Sunday in Forest Hills Park
from 3 2. - until 5 p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-10-11
Defense-Minded Euclid
|nvadesShawT Tomorrow

Tomorrow night at Shaw Stadium the Cardinals
play host to the defensive minded Euclid Panthers.
Euclid is riding high with season record of four
wins and loss and has Welded only two touchdowns
in five games. Her only loss was an 80 thriller to