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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1965
Page
3
The North Ridgeville Democrat Women's Club celebrated its sixth anniversary Wednesday at the Green Parrot Restaurant. Mrs. Frank Otto presented a resume of the club's history.
There are 20 reservations for the April 27 export-import workshop. Chamber officials plan a second meeting tentatively for May 19. Ralph Falconer will form a subcommittee to study the Ohio River Lake Erie canal and its harbor impact. Foreign ship greeting subcommittee seeks an interpreter and liaison with local groups. Jeresmo Keron says Polish Fishermen's Club and Regional Planning Commission will cooperate with the harbor recreation subcommittee.
Mrs. Charles Stuart elected president of the North Ridgeville High School PTA with Mrs. John Sigsworth as vice president and Mrs. Edward Clifford as secretary. Charles Stuart elected treasurer. The group will enter a Memorial Day parade float and host a scholarship dinner May 26 at Bess and Andy's. Members Betty Wilson Rita Steffan Jim Kleefeld Janet Smith and Chris Gerhart debated Federal Aid to Education.
Robert H. Curtis, captain of the Elyria Fire Department, will discuss the department's history as a guest at the Senior Fellowship Club meeting at 10 a.m. Monday at the YMCA.
Sheffield Miss reports Brookside High School Choir prepares a two part concert at 8:00 p m in the Cotton Gymnasium. Gaylord Ravenal is played by Douglas Russell with Carol Hoyd and Kathy as principal leads in a Showboat inspired program featuring songs and a dramatic narrative set in a dockyard community.
An Elyria Ohio unit built by Pfaudler Permutit aiding Tennessee surgeons in cooling blood to 39 degrees during open heart operations and warming it back to body temperature after procedures. The stainless steel heat exchanger uses 194 tubes and a 42 inch by 12 inch shell. The device was shipped to the University of Tennessee for testing.
Channel 25 presents a Sunday lineup featuring WRL Telecourse Anthropology at 2:30 p.m. followed by What's New, The Creative Person Ravi Shankar, De Maupassant short stories, Lyrics and Legends outlaw ballads, Heritage Baseball with Branch Rickey, Intertel on South America, Canals Master Class with Cel llish Pablo Canals, French Chef with Julia Child, and an interview with Linus Pauling Nobel laureate in chemistry.
Kenneth Preston, prosecutor and assistant law director for Berea, was fired Friday for alleged insubordination. A city hall statement said the action, approved by city council, was taken because Preston's conduct was no longer serving Berea citizens' best interests.
The United Nations will issue a two value stamp set May 17 to commemorate the International Telecommunication Union. A 5-cent stamp features aqua orange blue and purple while an 11-cent stamp shows purple orange beige and aqua. First day covers require preparation with remittance and must arrive by May 17.
Two Oberlin guests join four others for May 3 talks in the King Building Room 3. Saha of Case Institute of Technology and Martin of Denison University speak on Hinduism and 20th Century religion, with Hao Chang and Linda Graves presenting on 20th Century Chinese Culture. Sessions begin 2:30 p.m. and run two hours, open to public.
South Amherst parents teachers association will be led by Mrs Keith Greene as president and her sister Mrs Donna Freeman as vice president. Other officers include Mrs Warren Wirth secretary and Mrs Thomas Grorr treasurer, with R A Walters second vice president. County council delegates are Mrs Carl Call Mrs Albert Gentile and Mrs Richard Wilhelm. Steve Chorinski outlined proposed levies for Lorain County Detention Home and the association voted to support them. Profits from PTA activities will fund playground equipment. Dr Wayne J VanDerWeele from Lorain County Community College spoke on courses and opportunities. PTA president Mrs Robert Berger presented a senior class gift and a fund to buy library books in honor of the 1985 graduates.
Lorain County residents may tour the juvenile detention home when Juvenile and Domestic Relations Judge Henry P. Webber hosts an open house tomorrow. The event runs from 2 to 4 p.m. at the facility.
A Sunday Hootenanny at Pugh School hosts a home tour and a Q A about mill levy funding for the ex pension project. Local talent provides the program with Yage Yong as disc jockey for the dance after the show.
United States holdings of wheat feed grain soybeans and flaxseed on January 1 were smaller than a year earlier while corn rye inventories rose sharply according to government stock reports.
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