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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1968

Page

2

Eagle Badge Presentation Climaxes Troop 133 Court of Honor

Boy Scouts news from Troop 133 includes Robert Pritchard receiving the Eagle Badge at a breakfast after the 8 a.m. mass at St. Jude Holy Name Society. Robert, a freshman at Elyria Catholic High School, is the son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Pritchard of 765 Washington Ave. He holds 28 badges and the Ad Altare Dei Award and plays clarinet in the school band.

Robert Pritchard St. Jude Holyame Society Elyria District Robert Raymond P. Pritchad Washington Ave Jim Oster

Loose dog ordinance enforcement prompts city action

Elyria plans stricter enforcement of the leash law as dogs at large spark complaints. Patrols will pick up violators and cite owners with fines up to 50 dollars and possible 30 days in jail. The notice appears amid a long Boy Scout and district event update, detailing pack and troop activities, awards, signups, and upcoming expositions in the region.

City of Elyria James T. Tracey Safety Service BOY Scout North Ridgeville Michigan Dale Austin Avon Belden Rad Leroy Fulkerson East St North Eaton Fields Methodist Church Austin Fulkerson Bradley Hamilton Daniel Gaines Ricky Canfield Pack 116 Oakwood School Gladys Janznowski Ted Almas Mark Lang Perry Strebel Randall Gaines Lewis Rodgers Webelos Burton St. John Lester Whitemire Johnny Jeffreys Michael Scott Fesler Webelos den John Scheutzow Ron Taylor Fields School Harry Berg Paul Judy Randy Grega John Bauber Jim Culp Kenny Scates Tip Top Bakery St. Jude’s Church

Grafton girl wins top essay in Nathan Hale contest

Debbie Shafer of Grafton topped the Nathan Hale Essay contest open to sixth graders from Midview Belden Eaton Brush and East Carlisle schools. The Eaton Grange sponsored the 13th annual event with judges from outside the order. Other winners included Susan Pilgner Lois DeVencenzo Cinthia Walters and Carol Passover with honorable mentions to Tom Pijor Matt Dean Robert Wales and Kathy Radzewicz.

North Eaton Debbie Shafer Dwight Shafer Grafton Eaton School Nathan Hale Eaton Grange Midview Belden Eaton Brush East Carlisle America The Grange Susan Pilgner Lois DeVencenzo Cinthia Walters Carol Passover Tom Pijor Matt Dean Robert Wales Kathy Radzewicz Richard Rounas

Students to get extra Easter vacation day

Spencer-Black River District students will receive an extra day off this year. Classes end Wednesday, then resume on April 16. Previously only Good Friday and the day after Easter were vacation days, but this year the district grants an additional day to align with schools in nearby Jiedina County.

Spencer — Black River Jiedina

Winners named in Eaton Grange cooking sewing contest

North Eaton winners announced by Mrs. Elton Nichols secretary of the Eaton Grange. Adults seven level cookies first Mrs Ralph Herman second Mrs Jamies Ponting third Eddie Herman. Juniors 10-14 first Ny al Offenberg second Thomas Nichols and Carol Mitchell. 5-9 David Austin first Larry Mitchell second Jody Offenberg third. Sewing stoles first Arlene Jaeger second Mrs Robert Jaeger third Kathy Doeblebower. Seed pictures juniors 10-14 Debbie Herman first Carol Mitchell second Nyal Offenberg third. Juniors 5-9 Janice Brasse first Jody Offenberg second David Austin third. A secretarys award went to Mrs Elton Hill. Elton Hill received bond and plaque, then presented them to the Grange.

North Eaton Eaton Grange Elton Nichols The Ralph Herman Jamies Ponting Eddie Herman Nyal Offenberg Thomas Nichols Carol Mitchell Madhe David Austin Larry Mitchell Jody Offenberg Arlene Jeager Debbie Herman Janice Brasse

Central Security earns 19 percent rise in first quarter

Central Security National Bank of Lorain County reports net operating earnings of 87,300 for Q1 this year, up from 73,300 a year earlier. Earnings per share rise to 79 cents from 66 cents. Total resources grow to 49,095,000 as of March 31, 1988, from 44,326,000 a year earlier, per President H.G. Pyle.

Central Security National Bank of Lorain County H.G. Pyle Pyle

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