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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1965
Page
7
A teenage writer seeks guidance on a 19 year old boyfriend who tires easily and whether marriage would change the dynamic. The reply urges solving the fatigue issue and therapy, warns against breaking up, and recommends staying busy to reduce stress. A second reader questions liking a persistent suitor and is advised to be fair and date others while waiting for the future minded partner.
The 1980 census shows 52 of every 100 families consist of a couple and children or relatives. Seven are married couples with no other members, fourteen are headed by a single adult with or without others, and twenty seven are married couples with children.
High school press corps packs United Artists screening room for Gerry and The Pacemakers. Gerry fielded rapid questions on sleep, favorites, and career as he playfuly deflects on stage.
A CT contest offers a chance to win the album Selections from My Fair Lady. Send a postcard with name address and phone to the Under Twenty Editor care of The Chronicle Telegram Elyria by Friday noon.
A Stanford study suggests boys produce more 132 IQ plus scores among 1500 children, with more high performers among boys. An English statistician claims more superior males and more boys in feebleminded institutions. Girls mature earlier and have larger vocabularies. boys catch up in height over time.
The North Ridgeville board accepted resignations from five teachers and hired six new ones on one year contracts for the 1965-66 school year. New staff include Helen H. Sherman working second grade at Wilcox School and six other hires across physical education English and music departments.
The chart shows Herman's Hermits at number three with Mrs Brown You've Got A Lovely Daughter from Introducing Herman's Hermits, Petula Clark rising to second with I Know A Place, and the Sound of Music soundtrack moving into fifth. New singles note include I Made An Angel Cry by Liza Minnelli and Kiss Me Baby by Stevie Wonder among others.
John L. Sundheimer assistant director of government relations for Republic Steel Corp speaks at 8 30 p m in the North Ridgeville Branch Office community room about the four state issues on the May 4 primary ballot. Sundheimer a 1949 Parma resident and Ohio Bar member lists affiliations with the Boy Scouts YMCA Citizens League VFW and USAF Reserves.
Since December 24, 1939, when The Opelousas Law World became the first U.S. paper to publish by offset, there has been tremendous growth in offset printing. Currently 167 U.S. and Canadian dailies with a circulation of 397,81, all but 70,000 in the United States, are printed by offset.
Mayor Sweda announced 15 appointments to the North Ridgeville Citizens Advisory Committee for Community Improvement. Members include Michael Auer, E L Draper, Richard Glauner, Paul Goode, Monsignor Edward Halloran, Reverend Dwight Hayes, Lawrence Joyce, Edward C. McClarty, Frank J. OConnell, Peter F. Pszenitzki, Michael Radd, William Reinhart, Marian Schuster, Frances Smith, and Dr Walter Worniak. The group assists planning with City Planning Associates for a federal renewal project on Lear Nagle Road, reflecting local interests and serving without pay.
The Week of Witnessing begins tomorrow at Fields Methodist Church with nightly 7 30 services through Saturday and a Sunday 9 45 service. Guest speaker Rev J Meade Letts supervisor of Berea's Methodist Children's Home leads the talks. Letts, former minister in several towns, now heads the Home since July 194. Fields laymen visit prospective members of the 350 member North Ridgeville church. The program, directed by Rev Dwight Hayes and Mrs Alfred Underwood, includes Friday sermon by Hayes and nursery service at all gatherings.
The North Ridgeville Auxiliary Police sponsor a round and square dance Saturday from 9 to 1 at the United Auto Workers Hall on Route 113 Elyria. Les Pratt will be the caller and music by the Varieteers from William Yankof at 32778 Bagley Road or at the door. Proceeds aid the purchase of new equipment.
Spacemobile from NASA Lewis Research Center in Cleveland will visit St Peter School in North Ridgeville on May 5. P J Hunsberger and Jay Beck will lead a space age demonstration with launch vehicle models, demonstrations of orbit and propulsion, and discussions of satellites, moon missions, and future international space cooperation.
North Ridgeville Junior Chamber of Commerce plans a record hop for NRHS juniors this Saturday in the high school gym. Guest Jim Runyan of KYW radio will attend. Record albums will be awarded. Tickets on sale Friday in the cafeteria and at the door Saturday. Proceeds fund future Jaycees projects.
The First Universalist Church in North Olmsted will host a square dance festival Friday at 8 p.m. The event welcomes all skill levels with Ray Michel as caller. Publicity chair Christing Lasky noted only 126 tickets remain and urged church office reservations in the morning.
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