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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1972
Page
3
Thomas Lee Davis 27 utility man of 2927 Leavitt Rd Lorain and Iva Lee Calabrese 27 of same address obtain a license. Stephen P Falish ? of 2472 E 42nd St Lorain listed as a car recon on the license record.
The record lists Curtis R. Crum and Susan J. Marple among workers, ages 18 and 16, along with Patricia E. Pullin and ditioner, all tied to plants and addresses in Lorain and Columbia Township.
A court report lists individuals with traffic violations including speeding reckless operation improper backing and defective exhaust. Fines range from five to thirty five dollars with several cases noting suspended costs and vehicle plate or flag violations. Names include Donald L Robson Oland A Shelton Mary A Thomas and others from North Ridgeville Lorain Grafton Sheffield Lake Oberlin and Sandusky areas.
Dr. Margaret Hennig of Simmon College reports in Time-Life Audio that only 110 women have broken into top management in non traditional fields. The women, now in their mid-50s, all started as executive secretaries and climbed to executive positions.
Erie County Common Pleas Court Judge James L. McCrystal received an Ohio Academy of Trial Lawyers award at a Sheraton-Columbus luncheon for pioneering use of video taped depositions in trials. The approach allows pretrial witness depositions and edited material shown to jurors. The event also cited Ohio Supreme Court justices for docket modernization and other awards were announced by the academy.
Lorain County commissioners passed a resolution expressing support for the Green-Up program. A resident committee urges planting trees for beauty ecology and air purification. Agricultural agent Arthur Blackwell notes a pamphlet outlining suitable trees is available at the Extension Office Telegraph and Murray Ridge roads.
The Lorain County Regional Planning Commission plan for Elyria’s streets and roads received planning commission approval and awaits Elyria City Council consent. The 1990 horizon includes West River Parkway, Turner Boulevard and other growth routes, plus zoning changes at South Middle Avenue Wood Street and Colonial Oaks area, with a Sun Owl service station rejected.
Lorain County Community College schedules a five day student activities week in the center mall sponsored by the clubs and organizations committee. The event includes an honors convocation at noon Thursday recognizing scholastic and athletic achievement and student leadership. Monday features music day with Joe Lichniak and Barnaby Rudge Rock band. Tuesday offers arts and crafts demonstrations from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. An outdoor orientation by professional campers is listed for the agenda.
The 1831 formation notes 37 members agreeing to save weekly sums until all could buy homes. A Great Outdoors Day runs 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday while Crazy Antics Day starts at noon Friday under the Los Unidos Club. Memorial Day Parade planning meeting is Monday at 8 p.m. at VFW Post 347 E Bridge St with veterans, auxiliaries, youth and civic groups invited. parade May 29 per Phyllis Banville.
Chronicle-Telegram presents a birthday based horoscope segment with zodiac readings for Taurus through Aries. Each sign offers guidance on creativity, problem solving, and personal energy, advising patience, cooperation, and focus on goals for the day.
LAGRANGE The Leo Club formed with Lions Club guidance will receive its charter May 2 at Ponderosa Pines on Diagonal Road. The club marks the Lions 25th anniversary and lists officers Thom as Galinsky president Randall Shiplett vice president Sandra Spencer secretary Sharon Huddleston treasurer and Dennis Rahrig William Axford and Jeffry Rahrig as directors. Adult advisers are Dennis Davis Ronald Sheldon Lawrence Sooy Anthony Burkhalter and Richard Tester.
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