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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1971
Page
8
Walter Krantz, a Democratic member of the Medina County Board of Elections since 1967, has resigned to join the state department of highways as a real estate appraiser. No successor named yet. his term ends February 28, 1974.
Sacred Heart Church hosts a 15th century morality play Everyman performed by Continuum Players. Elyria and Elyria Catholic High School students direct and star, led by Rick Janowicz with cast including Tom Foglyano Dick Kovacs Mike Shilke Ginny Pierce Dave Polacsek and Barb Provoznik. Public audience welcome. donations at door.
Lorain mayoral candidate Michael Balzomi unveils a 12 point platform promising removal of political influence from the Civil Service Commission. He calls for merit based appointments and integrity, plus plans for urban renewal housing youth programs and stronger city services.
Lorain County Community College showcases student art from winter quarter classes in pencil pen ink oils and water colors. The exhibit features varying skill levels from beginners to advanced students and runs Monday through Thursday until 11 p.m. and 6 p.m. on Friday in the College Center Mall.
A long list of divorce petitions from residents of Wellington Laval Lorain Amherst Grafton Vermilion and Oberlin includes Nancy E B Cottrell Rita Meanor Frances Patton Lillian Smith Norma Peters and many others. The notices specify plaintiffs and defendants and their street addresses with no court outcomes. A separate notice notes that 46 percent of the 55 billion pounds of fresh fruits and vegetables are now prepackaged for sale a rise from 20 percent in 1955 35 in 1958 and 40 in 1964.
Oberlin Board of Education and Oberlin Ohio Education Association approved amendments to the negotiation and polity manuals and the teacher regulation handbook at a special Thursday night meeting. A three member committee from the association and the board worked on the changes since December, aiming to clarify meeting timelines and procedure while keeping student welfare central. James Hagerty, Oberlin schools superintendent, was unavailable for comment.
Lorain Police Chief John Malinovsky said he answered questions from City Prosecutor James Parobek about purchases of listening devices and sees no need to reply again. Reports showed invoices from Surveillance Products Co. of California for a bug found in City Auditor Wanda Tully’s office. One device was returned and the remaining unit remains in custody during the Parobek probe.
The passage mixes a personality sketch with a horoscope style reading noting a social, reformer temperament and future plans. It blends As and life advice with a list of zodiac signs and daily guidance. The piece mentions a prosecutor’s office and company information, plus several named individuals and a focus on domestic matters and family relations.
Lorain County Community College student newspaper the Collegian earned a first class rating from the Associated Collegiate Press for excellence in headline writing makeup typography for the first half of the 1970 71 academic year. Staff listed include editor Pam Robinson associate editor Michele Killean business manager James Piergies sports editor Tom Sarnovsky and others with advisers noting late Harding S Christ.
The Pittsfield United Church of Christ and town officials received the Lorain County 4-H Meritorious Service Award for 1971 at the annual Advisers Recognition Banquet held at Midview Junior High School. Gary Kailes cited years of donated church and town hall facilities for 4-H clubs. Dr. Charles W. Lifer spoke on Looking Ahead with 4-H.
William L. Lewis of Chicago Heights Illinois pleaded guilty in Elyria Municipal Court to physical control of a vehicle while under the influence. Acting Judge J W Dilgren fined him 250 dollars and three days in Lorain County jail with the sentence suspended. He was apprehended by the Ohio State Highway Patrol.
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