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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1982
Page
4
In a South dealer contract bridge hand, with North-South vulnerable, the diamond lead and heart division decide a slam. Declarer South converts a potential minus into plus by exchanging one heart loser for two diamonds, finishing up 1 630 points ahead after clever ruffing and discards.
The Grafton Jaycees and Jay cettes sponsor the Epilepsy Racquetthon at Midcourt Racquetball Club 416 North Main St Grafton on April 24. Eight women and eight men teams raise at least 400 dollars per team in a 12 hour event from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. The day features food prizes and a 6 p.m. appearance by Cleveland Browns offensive tackle Doug Dicken and others. Call 282 1435 for more information.
The Greater Elyria-area Family YMCA names five committee chairmen to raise 700000 dollars in capital funds, retire a 500000 debt, add parking and a women's health center. The campaign includes three phases with the public phase starting May 12. The speaker's bureau is led by Sharon Altonen with members ready to give brief talks before civic, social and religious groups.
Nancy Amidei executive director of FRAC will keynote the Ohio Citizens Council Annual Citizens Forum May 4 in Columbus. She will discuss The Impact of the New Federalism on Human Services and how federal budgeting shapes welfare and food stamp programs. The event runs 10 am to 3 pm at Imperial House North Morse Road with twelve workshops on New Federalism and welfare. Registration is 11 dollars with lunch or 6.50 without. Contact Ohio Citizens Council for details.
Philip Boyer of Elyria will receive a degree at Claremore College’s final commencement in Claremore Oklahoma on May 1. Claremore College, a two year institution, will change its name to Rogers State College on July 1 and 289 students will graduate in the ceremonies.
Lagrange Aikman Trucking of Valley City won a one year contract to truck and stockpile limestone at 2.25 dollars per ton. Other bidders ranged from 2.60 to over 5 dollars per ton with several bids based on stone size. The trustees also accepted Fire Chief Vernon Rundle’s 50 year service resignation. A fundraising bike-a-thon for St. Jude’s Hospital was approved for May 15 on Whitney Road. An insurance consultant will review township policies and provide recommendations.
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