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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1967
Page
8
New York AP report notes humor in daily routines as a zoo experiment suggests gorillas fed teen style diets would not mature. The piece pokes fun at male duties like buying beauty aids and the toll of endless phone rings on nerves.
A lengthy list records marriage licenses for numerous Lorain area residents alongside addresses and occupations. The page also features a mix of reflective and humorous columns on telephone habits dictionaries circuses and societal observations, ending with a note of more content in The Chronicle-Telegram.
Mary Anne Finegan earned a B S in geology from Dayton University and will pursue a teaching fellowship and a master's at Ohio University. Michael J Firment made the Xavier University dean's list, while Lois Reinhard was elected historian of Bluffton College’s Ohio Student Education Association chapter. Karen Elaine Wolff named to Baptist Bible Seminary dean's list, Jerry Wircenski on Ohio State dean's list, and Robert Leaser achieved a perfect 4.0 at Ohio Northern University. Frank A Boyson and Robert Coniam named to university honor rolls, Kathleen Dianne Burrows elected director at Bowling Green University.
Smokey Falls, co-owner of Large Falls Resort, lands a 7 4 pound largemouth on Table Rock Lake using winter lures during the US Open Missouri State Fishing Championships. Ohio anglers atop a windy, early spring scene report scarce fish and tough conditions across Bull Shoals Table Rock and Tankey lakes while competitors adapt to midwinter weather in the Ozarks.
Cascade and West parks will reserve picnic shelters through the Elyria Parks and Recreation Board. Advance bookings secure shelter use on chosen dates with set fees from 5 to 12 dollars depending on duration. unreserved shelters remain free. A newly planned wooden shelter in Cascade Park near West River Street is due May or June.
Brighton Township selects Rolfe as zoning board chairman at the organizational meeting. Ray Ewell is vice chairman and Marie Fehlan secretary. Ewell’s five year term ends December 31 1971. A permanent paid secretary for the zoning boards was approved.
A bridge example shows South choosing the best line after a jack of clubs lead. By cashing the ace and then a low heart to the king, South improves chances if East holds the queen, and still makes the contract even with different heart distributions. The safety play against a possible doubleton queen yields solid dividends.
A new plaschanitsa shroud blessed Sunday during Palm Sunday liturgy at SS. Peter and Paul Russian Orthodox Church in Lorain. Gifted by Anne and Mary Pruski in memory of the John E. Pruski family, the icon on velvet depicts Christ after the removal from the cross and will be used on Good Friday and Holy Saturday before remaining on the altar through Ascension Thursday.
Lorain County commissioners reaffirmed they will not do business with those owing taxes and moved to require tax status forms from all firms wishing county contracts. The forms will be reviewed by the treasurer, auditor, and recorder for compliance.
Lorain County Industrial Safety Council will hold its 36th annual awards banquet at 6 30 p m at Aquamarine Country Club Avon Lake with about 300 attendees. Awards honor 1966 safety records and include the Industrial Safety Trophy for greatest man hours with no disabling injury. Dr Gordon L Lippitt will speak.
The Chronicle Telegram notes that travelers to Europe Mexico and beyond face mandatory smallpox proof for reentry and suggests voluntary vaccines. Adults and children should get polio vaccines. children need whooping cough. TB protection is advised for close contact with natives. measles tetanus and typhoid shots are recommended.
Ten members named to Lorain County Citizens Committee to promote passage of Ohio Bond Commission Issue No 1 at the May 2 primary. Chair is Atty Frank J Jamk Jr of Amherst, with local officials and college leaders among the appointees. A note invites questions about the bond issue to any committee member. A breakin at Tower Grocery in Lorain followed.
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