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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1966
Page
11
In Lorain the city weighs sites for a new municipal building as a downtown rival and a central Lorain option vie for approval. An urban renewal path around Broadway and 4th Street is proposed to leverage federal aid and cut costs.
Elyria Catholic presented Choral Bouquet featuring blossoming soloists and a 156 voice choir. Mary Blackburn Lachrymose soprano opened a program of spirituals, Lenten anthems, and light fare including Dry Bones and When the Saints Go Marching Home.
Lorain will implement a new tornado alert system after a city council plan announced yesterday. City Electrician Arthur Manichl stated the network of sirens will reach all parts of the city, replacing the old 24 year old air raid warning setup. The system will be operated by the police dispatcher who will switch on the sirens during a tornado warning issued by the Weather Bureau.
Emergency meeting clears path for a $10 million sanitary sewer serving Lorain County Community College campus. An Assessment Equalization Board will hear residents opposed to charges. members named include Harold A. West, Harry J. Woltz, and Howard M. Saddler. The board meets 8 pm Thursday.
William F. McKee, FAA administrator, returns to a rule of at least 120 miles between aircraft over the North Atlantic. ALPA and ATA leaders say they hope the FAA acts decisively to avoid tragic consequences and regret.
Four talented young performers presented a program from the Marlboro Music Festival featuring Rudolf Serkin and a soprano soloist. Schubert's The Shepherd on the Rock impressed with its melodic echoes and piano clarinet interplay. Bela Bartok's Contrasts for clarinet violin and piano closed the program with bold contrasts and syncopation. Those who missed the Elyria concert can catch the Akron show tonight.
Nathan Williams, president of the Marlboro association, welcomed members at the Akron Jewish Center. He announced the membership drive for the 11th season for the association and previewed next year’s attraction, the Vienna Choir Boys, who drew strong enthusiasm in a prior season.
Five firms submitted sealed bids to supply Elyria with community antenna television by the midnight deadline. The bids will be reviewed by the committee before council action. The council previously granted the franchise to Ely Telerama, Inc. and the committee noted form details including installation price monthly charge and percentage return to the city.
North Ridgeville and Lorain County officials clash over hiring outside legal help to battle for control of the city water line. The city objects to using water system revenues to pay Severs, arguing a county prosecutor should represent officials.
In Ashland Kentucky Ralph Downs a four year old received a certified letter summoning him for jury duty his mother says he cannot serve as it would interrupt his after noon nap. The report notes the humorous mishap reflecting a misdirected summons.
Acting police chief Maiden says a minor controversy over his appointment will not hinder his duties. The shift occurred as Hirbe vacationed in Florida and sparked questions about promotions and bypassed candidates. Court and grand jury actions followed amid accusations of rigged exams and political involvement.
GRAFTON Officers will be installed at a Midview High School PTA meeting at 7 30 p m Wednesday. Open house and gym demonstrations are planned with preliminary displays for the new junior high school.
Memorial Day Committee will meet Monday at 3 p.m. at American Legion Post 12 Home. Representatives of veterans organizations auxiliaries and other groups are urged to attend. T F Dunski is the committee chairman.
Andrew M Keep president of Amherst Manor Nursing Home reports three peacocks on site after adding another pair this week. The missing male continues to elude officials though its mate returned, and a roofed pen now keeps birds contained before future releases as decorative pets on the grounds.
Lorain County Engineer Eugene E Roberts announces two registered engineers join the staff as deputies. Raymond Mexers from Westlake and Lawrence McGlinchy from Garfield Heights expand the payroll to four engineers including Roberts. Both bring extensive public and private sector experience and family details.
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