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Vohnne No. 15—Imu« No. 19 Eaat Cleveland 13,750 Circulation Guaranteed Thursday. May 10. 1956 !i- 1 Kirk Band Merits All Over Kirk's Spring Look For A Grand Sweep Saturday "Excellent" Rating YW To Join Forces M H9 Kirk merited an excellent rating in Class A (50 or more persons) 15 Urged Musicale at the annual junior high orchestra With YM And Share contest held Saturday, May 5th at Newton D. Baker Junior High Next Week School. Director of the orchestra For X-rqy is Kenneth V i iams. One Local Building Judges were Orville Daily, One might say that East Cleve­ Bryan, Ohio; Prof. Ernest E. Har­ •b land has set back the publicized ris, Columbia University; and Louis Breaking sharply with century-old tradition, the YMCA “National Music Week” just a few Krch, Kent State University & 9, and YWCA of Cleveland have announced plans to share days, for Kirk’s big 1956 Spring orchestra director. Conceit will follow Shaw’s by only facilities in four branches in Cuyahoga County. The move sZ'r X six days. Next Thursday, May will bring the total to six such operations among the YMCA’s ' t »■< > 17th, is the date, and Kirk Audi­ 20 branch units around the city. On such a scale it marks / 4 * No Sprinkling torium is again the place. < - t,' A -''o 7'^ rl- the beginning of a new era of service to women, girls, young Buy your tickets early, for this ip men and boys of . 'tr year’s event promises “the works”, ” J says Director Kenneth Williams. , a, „ flES Chambers Spring Cleveland, Euclid, Southeast and MU and groups. Mrs. Ruth Honess, Til October Hillcrest branches. The Hillcrest, directing the Boys’ and Girls’ Glee in Lyndhurst, and East Cleveland Clubs, Vocal Ensemble and Mixed % No springling, please on Wed­ Concert Tonight community buildings were com­ ■$- pleted earlier this year. Southeast Chorus, and Mr. Williams, direct­ nesdays from now through Sep­ ing the Kirk Orchestra, String Tonight, Thursday, at 7:30 o’clock, Branch, opened and dedicated last tember. Ensemble and Concert Band, have pupils of Chambers Elementary Sunday, is in Bedford. The Euclid a. planned a varied and entertaining This is the request that comes to­ School 14121 Shaw ave., will pre­ building is under construction and day fro mCity Manager Chas. A. should be ready by the fall of ’56. display of the vocal and instrumen­ sent their annual Spring Concert. tal talent prevalent at Kirk this % % Carran as the city is officially no­ The YMCA’s current building pro­ Parents and friends of Chambers year. ^$3 tified by the City of Cleveland, gram is a result of the Associa- Department of Water, that no are cordially invited A generous sprinkling of individ­ - ^<4 to enjoy the 19548 Fund Campaign of Louise Barthold sprinkling is to be done on Wednes­ ual soloists and smaller ensembles following program: I days during May and the following At a meeting called for Friday will balance a program which fea­ “Onward Christian Soldiers’ Autonomy Maintained four months. The announcement underscored afternoon by Chairman Louise tures a choir of somewhat over a Entire School. the unique character of the pro­ Barthold, the 1956 committee in hundred voices, a 75-voice Girls The decision has been reached in Son gs: Springtime, Evening posed Cleveland arrangement. In charge of the annual Spring free Glee Club, a 43 piece orchestra and order to maintain a proper water Hymn, Sweet and Low, Billy Boy— chest x-ray health program will 4 supp’y for fire protection, indus­ every instance each organization a band of eighty-five. Third Grades. will maintain its legal and func­ compare notes on things done and trial and home use. It is believed Poem: 1 Marco Comes Late To Solists will be Irene Hutter, flu­ A & that with the normal industrial lull tional identity. * set the stage for the arrival of tist, accompanied by the Kirk School—Room 15. Coming on the eve of the open­ the two big white buses on Mon­ on Sundays and the Wednesday Song Flutes: Twinkle, Twinkle, String Ensemble, and Dominic rit ing of the YWCA’s Building Fund day, May 28th. sprinkling ban, the City of Cleve­ Little Star, The Squirrel, The Cuc­ Maiani, clarinetist, accompanied land can replenish its reserves and Campaign, for 82,675,000, the an­ This health program, sponsored by the Band. Something different koo, A Dream, Blue Bells of Scot­ nouncement represents a major > by the Christmas Seal Committee maintain adequate pressures land. is offered by Annabelle and Billy throughout the summer over the shift of thinking regarding the and the Anti-Tuberculosis League Songs: ’Lize Jane, My Home’s In projected building plans for the Linhart, who perform as a mar­ entire 500 square miles which it continues through June 9th. imba duo. Vocally, the picked sing­ Montana, Marianna, Spring Garden, women’s organization. Instead of K serves. Every resident 15 years of age ers of the Kirk Vocal Ensemble Grumbling Joe, To Carmencita — building one large East Side East Cleveland, because of its Fourth Grades. and over is urged by Miss Bart­ will do their bit. Branch, as previously proposed, the >■'- location in the low level and the Pomes: Jonathan Bing, The Proud YWCA will invest approximately hold to get a free chest x-ray The grand climax of the evening [ during this period. fact that it gets its supply of water. Mysterious Cat—Room 17. $100,000 in each of the four excit­ will be the joining of all vocal from the new Nottingham reser-1 \ • Tn this issue will be found the Flutes: March (“Caisson Song”), ing YMCA branches. In most groups with band accompaniment '4 Brahm’s Lullaby, Gavotte (“Ama­ ! detailed schedule. The schedule is voir, has been fortunate in having cases this will mean the addition —a total of nearly all 300 partici­ ryllis”), Skater’s Waltz. arranged to bring a bus within adequate pressures, a situation of swimming pools or gymnasiums. pants—in a rendition of the stirr­ Yes, “Brooms for Sale” will be that doei not exist throughout the “America The Beautiful* with The announcement came in a each access of every one in East ing “America, My Wonderous the grand sweep Saturday as the Descant by Sixth Grade — Entire Cleveland. Skilled technicians will county. joint statement by Curtis Lee Land” by Rob Roy Peary, and East Cleveland YMCA Y’s Men’s School. Smith, president of the YMCA of bpeed the x-raying, and volunteers Check This Schedule ___ _ In a check of figures with James Merdith Wilson’s ever charming Club put on their first ways and Poems: The Pirate Don Durke of Cleveland; Ell wood V. Rasmussen, will serve as clerks. means project. Object, equipment E. Barnes, superintendent of the “May The Good Lord Bless and East Cleveland Water Department, Dundee, Old Quin Queeribus—Room YMCA general secretary; Mrs. Each person x-rayed will later Keep You.” .... Then Check Your Chest for the YMCA basement rooms. 24. Gilbert D. Nelson, president of the Ringing doorbells will be: it was learned that in 1955 East receive a card indicating he has Tickets can be obtained from any Cleveland comsumed a little under Songs; Swiss Walking Song, YWCA of Cleveland; and Misa 1—Chuck Rendlesham, 2—Don had the chest x-ray, and any nota­ participating Kirk student and will 500,000 gallons of water daily in Music of the River, The Bell, Climb­ Mildred Esgar, YWCA executive tion which may be necessary. be available at the door that eve­ EUCLID AT HOWER Barclay, 3—Tom Meinhardt, 4— ing Up Zion’s Hill, Morris Dance— director. Smith, president of the Monday, May 28 .______11:30 A.M to 6:00 P.M. the months of January through Goal for the 1956 health cam­ ning. Jerry McGill, 5—George Dion, 6— Fifth Grades. Cleveland Chamber of Commerce, HAYDEN AT SHAW John Shepley (drive chairman), April. The figures started climbing paign is 7500. With every 15-year- until they reached an average of Poems: Dear Old Dad, Little Or- also has an active role in the .< old and over responding, the goal Tuesday, May 29 —11:30 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. 7—John Moll, 8-—Warren Seaver, phant Annie—Room 28. 747,000 gallons daily in July, tap­ YWCA fund effort. should be met—and passed. Thursday, May 31 —10:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. 9—Bob Garman, 10—Ed McCas- Music Box Club: O, Thou Joyful ering off again in late September A “pilot” shared operation haa Friday, June 1 ...12:00 M. to 6:00 P.M. key, 11—Don Dimmer, 12—Pete Day, Evening Hymn, Sun of My been under way in Greater Cleve­ FOPA And FOP to the less then 500,000 gallon HAYDEN AT MAYFAIR Halliday. Not shown are salesmen Soul, Song of Joy, From a , land for sometime. Addison Road figure. Saturday, June 2 9:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. Gordon Esch, Al Hancock, Mickey English Country Dance, A Bird Branch YMCA in 1952 welcomed ' To Hear Addams Bowen, Dave Domback, Hap Lil- Operating a water system, Mr. EUCLID AT TAYLOR A-Flying—Room 12. the WCA into a shared facility lick, Sam Sacean, Ron Thompson, Barnes states, requires a continu­ Song: “Hallelujah Chorus” (Han­ operation which was “worked out The regular monthly meeting of Tuesday, June 5 11:30 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Jay Hollingsworth and Ed. Lewis. ing building and expansion pro­ EAST del)—Sixth Grades. most successfully. In January this the East Cleveland Fraternal gram to keep pace with growing year a contract was signed whereby 14340 Euclid Avenue fire protection, industrial and ¥ Order of Police No. 39 and their About as common a household the proposed $600,000 Lakewood Y Wednesday, June 6------1:45 P.M. to 6:15 P.M. home needs. Right now, he states, Associate Lodge No. 41 w’ill be held article as is to be found in every building would be a joint venture,” EUCLID AT LEE the system is practically perfect jointly on Thursday, May 17th, at home and every store, is a broom. Shaw Senior Wins Smith declared. “We hope to incor­ Wednesday, June 6------11:30 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. from a fire flow standard. THAT the American Legion Hall, 15344 And brooms it is the Y’s Men’s porate the basic legal and opera­ EUCLID AT SUPERIOR Every building permit is referr­ Euclid ave., at 8:30 p. m. Club of the East Cleveland YMCA tional philosophy of this plan in Thursday, June 7 10:30 A.M. ed to the water department to de­ New York Trip /n Eos/ Cleveland Both lodges will be honored by to 5:00 P.M. will be selling door-to-door Sat­ the final arrangementa for these Friday, June 8------10:30 A.M. 5:00 P.M. termine the adequacy of water to the presence of the Honorable to urday, May 12tb. four,” he said. Smith chaired the Judge Stanton Addams, who will Saturday, June 9------9:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. the new building. A study is made Winner of the Amateur Contest joint committee which worked out of The Leader has the pleasure speak on “What We Are And Why NOBLE AT GREYTON Whether the need be for the of the present supply and the sponsored May 4th by Cleveland the myriad of details of the Lake­ printing in this issue the picture floor variety of sweeper, one to Thursday, June 7 10:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. future need and if added instala- Heights F.O.P. Lodge 14 and wood YM-YW proposal. of two groups of young people. We Are.” clean the lint away or one to whisk F.O.P.A. Lodge 21, Nancy Collova, President James P. Clark, As­ Friday, June 8------10:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. tion is needed, it is provided. “This most recent move is calcu­ One are 19 of the 172 Patrol mem­ Saturday, June 9 9:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. the dust from that collar, the Y’s This spring the department has a Shaw High School senior will lated to better serve young people bers busy about the public ^schools. sociate Lodge No. 41, announces men will have it in their tote bags. enjoy an all-expense trip to New plans for the banquet honoring 172 replaced a 400 gallon per minute of both sexes and at the same time The other is of nine W. H. Kirk And they won’t run out of stock York City. safety patrols, serving the East pump at the top of Superior Hill will provide a substantial savings Junior High students who have Open House, Dinner quickly because their wives will with a 600 GPM. Also an eight Nancy, who plans to enter the to the communities involved,” said dedicated their careers to teaching. Cleveland schools. The banquet to be driving the “ware house” (the radio and television field follow­ be held at Shaw High School Cafe­ inch crossover has been added to Smith. These are but a few of serious- On 50th Anniversary It's Clean Up family car on other days) right ing college, will have the oppor­ “Child guidance authorities, as teria at 6:30 p. m. on May 21st, the Forest Hill blvd. main between minded youth of our community down the street as Y Man Hubby tunity to appear on Ted Mack’s well as past experience tells us that 1956, a roast beef dinner to be This weekend will be happy time Euclid ave. and Terrace rd. to ac­ vwhe are continually doing some­ rings the doorbells. It’s a buy and Original Amateur .Hour Sunday family activities are a key to the served. All reservations must be for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boers, who comodate the new apartments in thing worthwhile in and out of deliver transaction. night over WEWS. She resides at healthy development of the indi­ made on or before May 15th. Mem­ will be observing their Golden the Terrace - Forest Hill district, school. They are that big majority Time For All Members have been assigned to 2241 Taylor rd. The contest was vidual,” Mrs. Nelson stated. “Work­ Wedding anniversary. On Satur­ and assure fire protection. for the better things in life one bers should make their reserva­ held in Cleveland Heights High ing together in shared program day evening there will be a family one of four teams, to cover every Last summer two six inch cross­ is apt to take for granted, just tions with the Secretary of their School Auditorium. with family units, we feel we can dinner, the family circle including home and store in the city. They’ll overs between high and low level because they don’t get into the Associate Lodge.. Parents of the East Cleveland’s start on its do a more thorough job in fulfilling thier two daughters, Mrs. George be on the job early Saturday morn­ mains along Euclid ave. between children will make their reserva­ second year-round Clean-Up, Paint- our responsibilities to members of public eye. Our hats off to each P. Jones and Mrs. Joseph Seil with ing and keep at it all day. Colamere st. and Ivanhoe rd. were tions through the school their child Up, Fix-Up, Light-Up Campaign Sit In On Kiwanis all ages,” she said. and everyone of thetp. Just picture their husbands, three grandchildren In the meanwhile, this word to installed to increase the fire flow attends. * will be spearheaded by the official “We are very happy that the * tomorrow when these young people and one great-grandchild. householders and store owners: from 600 to 1,000 GPM, due to the The children will be the guests nation-wide Clean-Up Week May .uncheon Sessions YWCA has accepted the invitation and many others like them, carry Check your broom needs: the floor industrial expansion in the neigh­ of the Associate Lodge No. 41. i On Sunday morning, May 13th 14-21. Thomas E. Murry, chair­ of the YMCA to share with us in t>n ip communities here and there, man of the East Cleveland Clean­ sweeping kind, the lint broom or borhood. Concluding the selections for food citizens all. No reservations will be accepted the couple will attend worship greatly broadening the program of after May 15th, 1956. services at the Ninth Evangelical up Committee appeals to every the whiskbroom . . . and be ready Also, last summer a new master Junior Kiwanis for this school year, Jay Neubauer, 954 Brunswick the two Christian Associations for For additional information con­ and Reformed Church where they citizen to have some part not only with cash on the line for delivery meter and pump was installed at the use of these several communi­ There are certainly some wel­ tact John L. lacofano, Secretary, were married fifty years ago. That in the coming week’s observance, on the spot. Elsinore-Hayden ave. intersection rd., and Stanford Salter, 15811 Oakhill rd., are attending meetings ties,” said E. V. Rasmussen, Gen­ come optimists about town. Though Lodge No. 41, GL. 1-3211. afternoon between the hours of but in the city’s continuing cam­ This grand sweep merchandise, to up the fire protection and gen­ May is shivering in spring attire of the East Cleveland Club these eral Secretary. “We believe that ------—------three and five o’clock their daugh­ paign to maintain a community as says Broom drive chairman Jack eral water use in that area. since our aims and objectives are and warm weather seems a desir­ Monday noons. ters will have an Open House at free as possible from grime, litter Shepler, has been obtained from similar that there should be the able but distant thing, two groups Jay has managed the swimming School Reunions 1308 East 134th st., where the and property neglect. the Cleveland Society for the greatest possible liason between announce regular old-summer time After three girls it’s a boy for team and is active in the Letter­ couple has resided for the past 35 “We are well pleased with the Blind. Both the Society and the the two organizations and we hope Joings. St. James Lutherans are Mr. and Mrs. Keith H. Brown men’s Club, the Reading Club and The graduates of the June 1944 years. clean-up activity which started Y’s men, a YMCA affiliated club, that great benefit will result to I ^planning their church outing for class of High have here early this Spring,” states Mr. (Janet Arnold), 13702 Glenside rd. intra-mural sports. ' June 3rd, and the Baptists are Among the guests Sunday will wiU profit by each purchase. Keith Alin arrived May 3rd and is Stan has been on the swim team each of the communities,” he con­ planned a reunion for Saturday, be Mrs. Lucy Link of South Euclid Murry, adding “If this is a criter- cluded. planning a strawberry festival for May 19th at the Euclid Elks Club ian of what lies ahead, we can look the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Her­ for three years, plays golf for who was one of the bride’s at­ man T. Brown, 14412 Savannah Shaw, is president of the Rifle ciub “In this day of much needed co­ June 8th. Maybe the power of sug- on Shore Center dr. still forward to a neat and attractive operation among all groups con­ tendants, and the only one ave., and Mr. Roy Arnold, I I and a member of the Letterman’s }

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