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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1969
Page
7
A reader from Montana asks how to handle a long crush on a girl who shows little interest. The columnist advises cooling the approach, halting calls or letters, and dating others. It emphasizes not forcing a relationship and staying upbeat about being single at 18. Recognizes the girl may not share feelings despite his efforts.
The World Almanac lists Bing Crosby as top records seller with over 200 million, followed by The Beatles Elvis Presley Frank Sinatra and others. Leonard Nimoy fans proclaim April 21 6 as Nimoy Week with radio airplay requests for The Touch of Leonard Nimoy and The Man I Would Like to Be. The Snow headlines at Breezewood Teen Center in Sheffield Lake with The Streetmass of Lorain opening. The Cleveland Pop Festival debuts with Tim Buckley Iron Butterfly and Blood Sweat and Tears at Public Auditorium at 2 pm Friday. tickets are in Record World.
An art show with free entry runs May 6 to May 21 at Lorain County Community College. Artists may submit up to four works in painting or drawing. Entries due April 25. Prizes include cash awards in both professional and amateur divisions, with specific amounts.
St Josephs Hospital in Albuquerque hosts preadmission tours for young parents. The sessions occur three times monthly and guide families through pediatrics, including x ray viewing and operating room scenes to ease upcoming hospital stays.
Three of Veter an Wyoming students maintain straight A averages earning berths on the president s honor roll as Georgetown College students celebrate amid a campus debate over dancing policy.
Elyria and nearby high schools students offer humorous and thoughtful back sign ideas. The quotes include bad breath friend request a retro sentiment a unity call peace and playful boasts about school pride and golf.
A scrambled list of 1960s and early 70s songs with artists including the Fifth Dimension Blood Sweat & Tears Glen Campbell Zombies Steppenwolf Temptations Tommy James & Shondells Watts 103rd Street Band Crazy Elephant Creedence Clearwater Revival Simon & Garfunkel Ventures Paul Revere & The Raiders and others. The chart features classics like Aquarius Do Your Thing Hawaii Five-O and The Boxer across various rock soul and pop acts.
At Midview High School a dance honoring all athletes is sponsored by Pep Club and student council in the gym from 9 p m to midnight Friday open to Midview students and guests. The Flood provides music, dress code in effect.
Eleven girls compete for the title at 8 p.m. in Franklin Junior High School with Norma Wright, 1968 winner, to crown the new queen. Contestants include Brenda Arnold Justine Grier Jeannette Hill Denise Hopewell Brenda Jones Jackie Jones Joyce Jones Vivian Shores Mandella Young Beverly Wilson Beverly Wright. A ball follows at Oberlin Road center for the queen and court.
Elyria Aleph Zadik Aleph, the Jewish boys club of Temple B'nai Abraham, elected Marvin Lichtenssen as president Bill Crost as vice president Steve Zhitnik as chaplain and teacher of new Alephs Mark Jacoby as secretary Scott Altfeld as treasurer Richard Ressler as sergeant at arms The item notes New York was the 11th of the original 13 states to ratify the Constitution.
Elyria Memorial Hospital honors Candystriper Cheryl Neal, a senior at Elyria High School, for 500 hours of volunteer service since July 1965 across medical surgical units, pediatrics, maternity, nursery, central supply, TV rental, flower service and coffee shop. Cheryl, 17, daughter of Mrs. Earl Neal, plans medical assistant studies at Lorain County Community College.
Keystone High home econ department sponsors nursery school classes for two to six year olds under teacher supervision to give students insight into child development and train girls as babysitters and future mothers. The Keystone girls volleyball team roster includes seniors Pat Austin Jackie Monday Connie Webb Jaret Lacko Becky Sorrell Roxanne Nowak Rachel Hart Sherrill Axford Chris Giesel Karen Bounds Bonnie Wright Paulette Harrison freshmen Diane Seabold Lynn Devereaux and sophomore manager Margie Hyer. Six students from Keystone annual and newspaper staffs attended a New York City journalism workshop during spring break, including Doug Rahrig Bob Mahl Marie Smarowski Jo Alice Bailey Chris Giesel Linda Hoover and teachers J A Davis and William Lydon. The trip featured sightseeing and a Cabaret performance.
Blood Sweat and Tears, a nine member band, performs without a leader and makes decisions by group discussion. Vocalist Steve Katz explains members play to their strengths as they tour nationwide, with a brass rock soul sound and a horn section boosting their live and studio work.
The Wellington High School gym hosts the girls Army versus Navy all star basketball game at 7 p.m. Friday open to the public. Navy captains are Beverly Burge and Sandy Conklin, Army captains are Nancy Saxe and Sharon Opperman, with coaches J Gawen Stoker and Ed Golding.
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