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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1966
Page
7
A writer humorously urges an antipoverty plan for senators after noting a fund raising dinner leads to extra income. Proposes Senate dining room milk, no charge in hardship, and a Senatorial Opportunity job corps for speeches and writings plus food stamp exchanges.
The Kent State University College of Business Administration named 36 students to the Deans List for the winter quarter with averages of 3.4 or better. Lorain residents Robert Kailes of 160 Cornell Ave and Patricia Cocum of 830 West 30th St joined the honor.
The piece presents horoscope style daily guidance for signs Aries through Sagittarius. It emphasizes balancing ambition with relationships, planning futures, and seeking wisdom from experienced Advisors. It notes potential worries over trifles and urges moderate, thoughtful action today.
The annual mother daughter dinner in Wakeman will feature a dolls theme on May 7 at 4 30 PM at the Wakeman Congregational Church. Mrs Byron Dalton leads the display of old and interesting dolls and Mrs Richard Hergina serves as ticket chairman.
Dr E Oscar Woolfolk, chair of chemistry at Central State University, was elected president of the Ohio Academy of Science for the coming year. Dr Joseph K Balogh of Bowling Green State University was chosen president-elect and will succeed Woolfolk next year.
North Ridgeville hosts a community project by the Lions Club to send an open newsletter to servicemen in Viet Nam. It will include hometown news from high schools and other sources to keep lads informed and updated on activities. Parents and relatives may submit current addresses to Mrs Oren Rigney at Mink Banbridge Rd to add names to the mailing list.
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