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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1965
Page
6
A 13 year old boy was listed in serious condition at Joseph Hospital after a tire spring blew out while he changed a tire on a heavy truck. Gary James Thomas of 2531 South Jefferson Blvd was admitted in guarded condition. He works for Steele Tire Service.
Efforts to place a senior foreign exchange student at Firelands High School next year proceed with a May 15 deadline to file in New York and raise 750 dollars. A Firelands American Field Service chapter meets tonight at the high school with officers named and local residents invited to participate.
Sullivan Huntington Sullivan Pre School Mothers Club will meet tomorrow at 3 pm at Sullivan School. Kindergarten teacher Mrs Betty Skeeles and the kindergarten class will present a sample of the daily routine.
Firelands Board of Education approved the purchase of three buses pending state-level approval. Bids include Sharpnack Chevrolet for three chassis at 10 977, Superior Bus Sales Lexington for two bodies at 3355 base plus 236 optional, and Meyers Equipment Canfield for a 66 passenger rollet bus at 3343 plus 315 optional. Trade-ins and state fund allowances noted. Delivery awaiting final state consent and support.
Oberlin officials expect Lorain Street also known as State Route 10 to lose on street parking when its paving project begins this summer. The state would cover 65 percent of costs totaling 21940 if Oberlin discontinues parking with the city paying 7679. Councilman Wade Elis opposed the emergency ordinance approving the state project citing potential inconvenience to churchgoers. The ban would affect parking near First Baptist Church and First Church in Oberlin. The paving will extend from east of Carter Rest Home to the western city limits with the city’s share due before bids are let.
Judge LeRoy F Kelly fined three defendants on guilty pleas to indictments. Vincent Paloma 18 of Cleveland charged with carrying a concealed weapon received 25 dollars and costs after an Elyria knife attack inquiry. Odell Jackson 38 of Lorain paid 150 dollars and costs for carrying a pistol. Thomas S Brown 21 of Lorain pleaded guilty to assault and battery and received 780 dollars and costs with suspended jail terms upon good behavior.
City officials will not issue a permit for a drive in restaurant at Edison and South Main until council acts on a protest petition. The Zoning Board of Appeals granted a variance April 14 to Frank Clymer for operation, though Clymer did not ask Edison Street owners about objections and residents fear traffic hazards. The four signers, Foster Bows, Mina Brill, Catherine Rhinehardt, and Lewis Russell Jr, oppose the project. The council mass meeting will place the issue on the agenda.
Hollywood report states Robert Cummings joins Leslie Caron and Warren Beatty in the film Promise Her Anything. The project marks another high profile collaboration for Caron and Beatty as filming progresses.
City Council rescinded a March 29 lease plan with the Oberlin Golf Club for Pyle Road reservoir water. The club would have paid 28 cents per 100 sq ft, $1,000 annually for greens water, and built a $7,500 maintenance fund. The city takes over raw water system upkeep. treated water comes from a West and Parsons plant.
Oberlin city council accepted Fairbanks Morse Inc bid to supply a 3000 KW diesel generator for 407 247 and approved Ryan Sutherland and Co Toledo to finance a 450 000 bond issue as an emergency measure. Nordberg four bids and Enterprise Engine each submitted offers as part of the generator process.
Ronald C Smith 3 Oberlin charged with first degree murder was ordered committed to Lima State Hospital for 40 days for mental tests by Lorain County Common Pleas Judge LeRoy F Kelly. The move followed a report he must be kept from injuring himself and he had to be restrained after clashes with deputies. He is also charged with shooting Clarence Jones 4 Oberlin plasterer during remodeling at a home on Rt 38 north of Oberlin January 18.
Work has begun on two of three sites for two and three unit buildings with a high rise for elderly residents. The council debated renaming Oberlin Public Housing to Oberlin Homes, featuring comments from LMHA leader Ronald Ashley and College PR director Walter Reeves.
AMHERST The initiation banquet for the Quill and Scroll charter chapter at Marion L. Steele High School was moved to Tuesday night next week. Twelve charter members will be initiated after a 6:30 p.m. dinner at the Americana Inn on Route 47, with three newly elected officers among the initiates.
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