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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1961

Page

17

Oberlin housing survey to be completed this week

Louis S. Berger, supervising a Lorain Metropolitan study in Oberlin, says the survey of about nine homes points to a federal low cost housing need. He foresees a fair amount of housing for the elderly and low income families, to be completed this week.

Oberlin Louis S. Berger Berger New York Times Lorain

Rain and reform mix in Oberlin community readings

The piece blends weather woes with housing policy and local politics. It cites Oberlin officials Berger and Nord discussing federal housing study results at IBM centers, potential public housing for low income, and a payroll tax proposal to fund street repairs and city needs.

Zen Buddhism and Haiku Poetry Lectures at Oberlin

Dr. Alan W. Watts, renowned philosopher, lectures on Haiku poetry and Zen Buddhism at Oberlin College. Lectures are at 4:30 PM in the First Church Forum, sponsored by the Oberlin College Forum Board, with Watts noted for works like This Is It and The Spirit of Zen.

Oberlin American Academy of Asian San Francisco Oberlin College Alan W. Watts Watts Cam- Poetry Zeabridge Harvard Univer- Buddhism Sity of Hawaii Northwestern Unicam University Berlin The Oberlin College Forum Pasa England Es- Cat King’s School Canterbury United States

Four Senior Recitals Scheduled Next Week at Oberlin Conservatory

Four Oberlin Conservatory senior recitals are set for the first week of May in Warner Concert Hall. Recitalists: Louanne Fuchs piano, Virginia Creamer organ, Karen Mumma cello, and Carol Sue Hagan piano, with programs featuring Bach, Schumann, Debussy, Faure, Brahms, and Granados among others. All studied last year at the Mozarteum in Salzburg as part of the junior year abroad program.

Oberlin Oberlin College Conservatory of Music Warner Concert Hall Louanne Fuchs Oaks Park Virginia Creamer Bridgeton N. J Karen Mumma Framingham Mass Carol Sue Hagan Salt Lake City Utah Buxtehude Jan Koetsier Bach Miss Mumma J.S. Bach Gabriel Faure Vincent d'Indy Brahms Miss Hagan Beethoven Granados Quejas

Dust falls on Earth from space in yearly meteor dust

Dr Roy G Brereton of Aerojet General says about 5 million tons of stardust settle on Earth each year when homemakers dust furniture. The note comes from an advanced research team at Aerojet General and is framed as a light heavenly aside.

New York UPI Roy G. Brereton Aero-jet-General

Forgotten Memorials Help You Honor Loved Ones

Have you put off the purchase of a monument or marker for a loved one. Now is the time to pay your debt to memory of those who mean so much but are no longer here. We can help you select a granite memorial.

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Three Young Americans Exhibit Opens at Oberlin

Oberlin Allen Art Museum hosts the Three Young Americans in a biennial show featuring John Chamberlain Tom Doyle and James Wines. The exhibit includes four pieces by each sculptor with a public gallery talk led by Tom Doyle and a preview for Oberlin Friends of Art.

Oberlin Gars Allen Art Museum Oberlin Friends of Art Tom Doyle John Chamberlain James Wines Chamberlain New York Castelli Gerson Marture Tha Jackson Allan Stone Otto Gerson Stankiewicz

Oberlin councilmen undecided on running again

Four Oberlin councilmen urged him to seek a second term while others held no comment or could not be reached. Candidates face an Aug. 6 filing deadline with the Board of Elections. Wade Ellis will be on leave for a year to study at the University of Michigan. Fred Comings and William P. Davis weighed plans for possible third terms.

Homer P. Blanchard Hhad Eric Nord Oberlin James F Bil) Long Council Wade Ellis Oberlin College Ellis University of Michigan Wiliam Hellmuth Oberlin College of Arts and Sciences Saodimen Fred Comings William P. Davis

Wellington Man Fined and Jailed for Petit Larceny

Delbert C. Friend 136 of 10232 Herrick Ave Wellington was found guilty by Municipal Judge David R. Goldthorpe of petit larceny. He was fined 200 dollars and sentenced to 30 days in county jail after pleading no contest. The charge involved an electric motor and tools taken from a disabled truck on Route 162 near Route 38 on the night of April 15. He claimed ignorance about how the items ended up in his car trunk where state patrol found them Sunday.

Oberlin Delbert C. Friend Herrick Ave Wellington David R. Goldthorpe Rt 162

Netherlands Voice Expert Will Lecture At Oberlin Conservatory

Oberlin Ohio June 7 Katherine Koster from the Netherlands will speak at 3 p.m. in Warner Concert Hall on opportunities for young singers abroad under the Netherlands government program. About 50 NATS members will attend a regional meeting earlier, with a banquet at Martin's Inn to conclude.

Oberlin North Central Ohio National Association of Teachers of Singing Oberlin College Conservatory of Music Ohio NATS Martin's Inn Howard T. ‘Hatton Oberlin Conservatory

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