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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1975
Page
9
A public meeting is scheduled for tomorrow at 7 30 p m in Old Phoenix Nation ae with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio and additional topics to be discussed attendees urged to participate.
Secretary of The theme Get the Spirit of 76 Register and Vote. James R Marsh assistant secretary of state coordinat es said cooperation expected from Ohio high schools colleges civic fraternal and patriotic groups to register Obinans and get them to polls on election day.
A series of community meetings by the Senior Citizen Association of Lorain and Lorain County Regional Planning Commission assess senior needs and priorities. Held already in Columbia Township Avon Lake and Wellington with future sessions at St Andrew Episcopal Amherst North Ridgeville Vermilion Oberlin Lorain Avon United Methodist Church.
Mike Zakuty an 18 year old senior at Southview High School won the $150 top prize in the Eighth Annual Home Show home design contest at Midway Mall. Contest honors include $160 second prize to Mark Kudrin of Brookside High School and $75 third prize split by Tom Kaiser and Randy Law, with fourth prize going to Eric Miller.
A one year grant of 24402 dollars from the Cleveland Foundation supports Betterway Inc a Elyria based community corrections agency to finance management research and program consultation. The funds will bring consultants to discuss agency programs future growth and a five year plan while staff will visit programs in other communities. The agency operates four group homes and a contract with Elvira schools for an alternative program. The grant comes from the Henry M Lucas Goodman and Patterson Memorial funds and will not be renewed.
In Montego Bay Jamaica UPI notes roadside stalls offer primitive wood carvings in native Mahogany and cedar. The colorful craftsman displays emphasize local timber and folk art, drawing visitors and buyers to Caribbean market scenes.
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