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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1969
Page
9
In Kruger National Park elephants gorge on marula fruit as the season ends. The fruit ferments in water producing a drunken effect seen by rangers and visitors. Monkeys baboons and warthogs also eat the fruit while Venda tribesmen brew beer from berries. Some villages curb violence by disarming during the season.
Visitors to the International Auto Show in New York today will see two notable cars among many. A $100,000 chauffeur driven Limousine of the Future showcases modern elegance while the Bath Tub Car features antique cast-iron tubs and lime-green velvet upholstery. The $25,000 sportster includes gold plated parts and quirky tissue roll holder pedals.
Elyria Municipal Court lists dozens of traffic and equipment violations across Lorain and neighboring towns. Names, ages, and addresses appear with charges including speeding red lights disobeying stop signs improper passing unsafe vehicles and no driver's license with penalties ranging from ten to fifty dollars.
Mrs Jer ome Rosenberg of Mansfield will headline the Region 6 meeting of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs at the New London Grange Hall on Friday at 9 a.m. The Hawaiian themed event features Rosenberg a master Ikebana judge and instructor.
Washington reports a proposed chain of laundromat-discotheques in New York and Chicago with dance floors above washing machines and a bar. Promoters predict up to 50 units in 12 months, featuring music like The Washday Blues and themed seating for playful or romantic moments amid spinning washers.
Ed writes after attending Maundy Thursday breakfast at First Methodist with Kiwanis guest Harold Rorick. He praises service clubs for helping shy people engage, notes Rotarian ties, and honors Harold Rorick as a valued friend and mentor. He references Bruce Babbit and Red Lewis discussions while affirming genuine fellowship.
Clearview High School released the fourth six weeks honor rolls. High honor: Kathryn Stahl. Lou Balogh, Jerry Mihalic, Anthony Montagnese. No seniors. Honor roll includes Nancy Cromwell, Darlens Dohanyos, Nadine Franklin, Judith Guitian, Virtue Hutchens, Bela Molnar, Jean Ann Novak, Jerry Prince, Margaret Pysarchur, Rosemary Moore, Pat Tho Juni, Barbara Ellis, Pat Higgins, Brady Barnhart, Siete Gdula, Kenneth Hod ee, Retta Mansfield, Mary Sza Lae, Rela Warner, Gail Var. Sophomores Carmen Garcia, Darlene Klaprowski, Gloria Lee, Mark Fry, David Milo, Linda Prince, Linds Squires, Nancy Strickler, Delores Mogee.
Edison High School principal MILAN C B SANDERS released the honor and merit rolls for the fourth six week period. Honor roll requires a 3.5 or better average, merit roll 2.0 to 3.5. Seniors include Judy Clark, Dave Cooke, and others. juniors Chris Aver Hamer and Cathy Eslinger. sophomores Pam Churchill and Lynn Gnec Co.
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