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Newspaper
Lima Star
Location
Lima, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1966
Page
4
Red Cross water safety training for instructors starts March 28 at the YWCA pool. Part 1 runs seven Mondays 7 to 10 pm with a $10 fee. Part 2 the week of May 22 to 27 with free instruction by Dom Morell. Participants must be 18 and hold a current Senior Lifesaving certificate. Registration at Red Cross Chapter House or blanks at YWCA and Red Cross.
A rural community lost its bridge to New Delhi and an army temporary span was built. The army then removed it to reclaim the structure, forcing 75,000 residents to travel five extra miles to reach the capital. A permanent bridge is not expected for at least a year.
The Lima Choral Society hosts its 65 66 season highlight Spring Sing Sacred and Secular at Memorial Hall on Sunday March 20 at 3 p m Mrs Myrtle Pappas returning as soprano soloist NeXt to perform include Beethoven Mount of Olives an operatic selection and Greek songs by Maurice Ravel Other soloists are Ed Rentz on organ Mrs William Stein and Mrs William Darst on flutes with accompanists Mrs A T Goes Ed Rentz and Miss Esther West Walter Kebres now in his third year as Lima Symphony director.
Ohio State University sociologist and anthropologist Br. Nancy Moore Clatworthy will visit Lima Senior High School Tuesday to address two seminars and classes in civics economics and American history. She will discuss The War on Poverty Can Poverty Be Eliminated Sociological Implications of the Population Explosion and Censorship Causes For and Against.
The acacia known as the Tree of Tenere in Niger is described by National Geographic as a vital landmark in the Sahara. It stands as the only large plant within a hundred miles, guiding caravans to a water well.
Floods in Maan, southern Jordan, killed 67 people and left more than 3,000 homeless, official reports said Saturday. The disaster struck Friday, prompting relief efforts and appeals for aid from authorities and residents.
At Beirut's international airport area creeping beach grass and young pines from the United States were planted to halt wind driven sand dunes. Heavy rainfall in Lebanon helped the vegetation survive and flourish, transforming the dunes into green parklands amid the coastal setting.
Ottawa debates a federal medicare plan with provinces administering it. Saskatchewan already has compulsory medicare while Alberta and British Columbia run voluntary schemes. Ontario plans a voluntary program next July. The piece notes 35,000 U.S. students study Russian in 600 colleges and universities, more than a decade ago.
Alma Shiles shares personal notes from Lima documenting family events and community updates. She reflects on visiting relatives, back surgery, and the Able-Disabled Club while praising neighbors and detailing travel memories and books on South America.
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