Budget Center for the Sightless Elects Staff and Approves 1958 Budget
The newly elected trustees of the Center for the Sightless Inc approved a 1958 budget of 13 680, with S N Black retaining the presidency and L P Tufford, Lester Ries, R S Minger, and Douglas Denton named to officer posts. The meeting covered savings against prior approvals, a Third Street alley petition, and progress toward a Lorain School Board class for blind children. Robert Choate outlined a handicapped sub contract program to create local work opportunities, while Easter baskets for blind clients were prepared by Girl Scout troops. The next trustees meeting is May 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Center For the Sightless, Inc
S. N. Black
Elyria
L. P. Tufford
Lester Ries
Oberlin
R. S. Minger
Douglas Denton
Avon Lake
Community Fund
Third Street
Lorain County
Girl Scout
Elyria YWCA Delegation Set for Chicago Conference
Elyria YWCA will send seven delegates to the Central Region Conference in Chicago April 26 28 with Mrs Robert Choate Mrs Ted Prindle and Mrs William Grant as board delegates Miss Nancy Dyck Miss Jo Daugherty and Mrs Helen Mulholland as staff delegates and Miss Dorothy McConnell banquet speaker. The event themed The YWCA Makes a World of Difference will be held at Falmer House and feature Sanford Splender as keynote. The gathering aims to craft action plans for women and girls to be presented at the 1958 National Triennial Convention in St Louis Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Christian Association of
Elyria
The
Ywca of the
United States
Chicago
Robert Choate
Ted Prindle
William Grant
John J. Bratton
Inter-Club Council
Nancy Dyck
Jo Daugherty
Helen Mulholland
YWCA
Falmer House
Sanford Splender
Jewish Community Center Division
National Jewish Welfare Board
Dorothy McConnell
Ywca of
U.S.A
Silace Reid Barnes
Uss.a
Mm St. Louis
Dear Abby Parents Are A Team Don’t Decide Alone
Dear Abby offers guidance on parenting a 15 year old daughter involved with a high school romance and a 19 year old narrator seeking work. The adviser urges parents to act as a united team, avoid secrets, and decide together what is best for their daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Eager
Girl Scout Troop 75 Meets for Skating and Dairying
The Troop 75 girls attend roller skating lessons at Roll Arena to earn roller skating badges. Jimae Tarry earned her Dairy badge and spoke on dairying. Three girls Sharon Gargas Elaine Polutnik and Maria Kakas were invested. Four girls learned flag folding from Mrs Wescott and Mrs Leonard. Marilyn Fabian was scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roll Arena
Jimae Tarry
Sharon Gargas
Elaine Polutnik
Maria Kakas
Wescott
Avon Lake Firemen Plan Benefit Show for Rescue Truck
Avon Lake Firemen to stage a benefit at Avon Lake Theatre on May 9 at 8 p.m. Proceeds fund purchase of a village rescue truck. Emcee Joe Finan of KYW Chicago will anchor a program featuring Avon Lake High School band and choir, dancers, tap numbers, hula routines, and other performances. Tickets from firemen or at the theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Avon Lake Firemen
Avon Lake Theatre
Joe Finan
KYW
Cleveland
Avon Lake High School
Henri Gabawski
John Elliott
Schaeffer
Susan Wallace
Kustine Fjeldstad
Frances Sarady
Bonnie Kensik
Lynn Broughton
Grace
Barr
Mary Louise Schaeffer
Taar
Wakeman Legion selects Ewinehch as 689 Auxiliary representative
The Wakeman American Legion Auxiliary Post 689 names Miss Ewinehch daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Swicehart as their representative from a school faculty recommended group. First alternate is Ism Champney and second alternate is Susan Todd. All are Juniors and members of Honor Society Blue Club and band, with class officer roles. Swinehart also leads Pilgrim Youth Fellowship, sings in church choir, is in mixed chorus and girl ensemble, and has cheered for basketball and football for three years in high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman American Legion ‘Auxiliary
Ewinehch
Harry Swicehart
Ism Champney
Susan Todd
Miss Swinehart
Pilgrim Youth Fellowship
Church ! Ce
Semble
Igh School
Acme Grange In Columbia Reports Upcoming Events
Fourteen Acme Grange members met at the town hall Tuesday. Announcements covered a series of events including Eaton Grange third and fourth degrees on April 24, rummage sale at Columbia Road Odd Fellows Hall on May 3, bake sale May 4, and a penny supper May 21 with table service. Next regular meeting is May 7 at 8:30 p.m. with a showing of The America Road from the Horseless Carriage to Era of Atomic Age. Refreshment committee named Mrs. Dan Salabak, Mrs. Earl Avins, and Mrs. Charles Lacey. Heny Cockerham and John Vaidean attended Eaton Grange Hall officers meeting Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Acme Grange
Town Hall
Dan Salabak
Earl Avins
Charles Lacey
Heny Cockerham
John Vaidean
Eaton Grange Hall
Monlay
Dorcas Circles To Hold Meets
Avon Lake Mrs E Schutz 82275 Redwood Blvd will host Dorcas Circle 1 of the Presbyterian Church at her home Thursday at 8 30 p m Circle 2 will be entertained by Mrs E P Stover 3016 Walker Rd Bay Village Thursday at 8 30 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
E. Schutz
Redwood Blvd
Dorcas Circle
The
Presbyterian Church
E. P. Stover
Walker Rd
Bay Village
Three Elyria youths admit to multiple burglaries
Three teens aged 16 and 17 confessed to breaking into John s Grocery and Leimbach s Service Station and Coe s station, stealing cash and cigarettes, opening vending machines, and taking several cars for rides. The trio, now in juvenile court, were apprehended after a 16 year old was found in Jeffersonville Indiana with a minor girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Michael Ondreyco
Jeffersonville
Ind
Johnson
Rt. 24
Shefield
Burns Rd
Leimbach
Rt. 58
Robert Coe
Rt. 76
Chestnut Ridge
Leimba
Philadelphia
Sixty Three Join Church In Avon Lake
Sixty three persons were received into First Congregational Church Thursday evening during a candlelight Communion service led by Rev. Paul J. Folino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
First Congregational Church
Paul J. Folino
Suburban Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
Monday listings show Eaton Hi Neighbor Club meeting with Mrs. Bistline on Durkee Rd. and several group gatherings in New London Belden Farm Bureau and CLSC sessions, plus Rotary and Business and Professional Women events. Tuesday features banquets, Grange gatherings, lodge meetings, tea anniversary, and various community group activities across New London Ridgeville South Amherst and Penfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
VFW
Belden Farm Bureau Counrl
Norman Giese
New London
Rotary Club
CLSC
South Amherst
Garden Club
William Griffen
St. John Church
Sheriff to Start First in Series of Meetings
Lorain County Sheriff Vernon Smith will begin a series of open meetings in Columbia Township on April 7 to review department policies. Time and place to be announced. he stressed the session is nonpartisan and open to all residents, with a question and answer period after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Lorain County
Vernon Smith
Columbia Township
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Center For Sightless Trustees
Community Chest
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Bandit
Elyria Lumber & Coal CO
DIAL
Church of the Latter Day Saints
Cascade Park
Hope Baumhardt
Joyce Reisinger
Medina
Ashland
Huron, Irie, Larain
Cuyahoga Counties
AT Says
Fram Heating, Inc
End Cowley
Hyfee
Wakeman
Enid Swinehart
Kettner
Pamela Junior
Townsend-Wakeman
Mary Linda
James
David
Tol
Buckeye
Capital University
Columbus
David Kuen
Gel
J. D. von Pischke
Paul Ket- Yehum
Bob Witman
Ken Concar
Charles Belt
Joe Bennett
Patsy Daughters
Mariotte Music Group
Steve Shannon
Roy Lundberg
Alex Albert
Dorcas
David E. Neighbour
Emerson Court
Grafton
Shufflers Pinochle Club
Russell Logan
Henrietta
RAM
Masonic Temme
Cees South Amherst — Board of Public Affairs
Ridgeville — Kiwanis Club
Bess and Andy's
Fis Am
Sea Prssass
Ridgeville
PTA
Etyria
Ohlo, Saf
Chronicle-Telegram
Beltone
Smplist
Carmine Didomenico
Medical Arts
Ohio
Bob Gardner
Christ
West Avenue
Ninth ST
Compitant
Middle Ave
Avn
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