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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1959
Page
5
Ford announces a 1959 line built on dignity and economy with 17 models from Custom 300 to Fairlane 500. The redesigned lineup features longer station wagon cargo space, eight inch longer body, 118 inch wheelbase, and a new two speed Fordomatic transmission. The Mileage Maker Six promises over 400 miles per tank, prioritizing efficiency without sacrificing pep.
South Amherst officials and community groups meet at Town Hall with Mayor Jack Walker to finalize Memorial Day events. Harold Burdue co chairs with Walker for the parade. William Unger and John Bozicevich named parade marshals. The ceremony features the cemetery program, flag ceremonies, and a guest speaker.
Bears in Pack 448 earned badges for Robert Loosh Jan Russo Teddy Gargasz Larry Cooperider Bill Roll and Charles Bryley Denner badges went to Cooperider and Bryley Roll also received a gold arrow and a silver arrow Ronald Snizek earned a silver arrow Charles Jones earned a gold and two silver arrows Cubmaster Vernon Jones and Wayne Stack presented awards Den 1 led opening ceremonies with Ron Snizek pledging the flag and singing God Bless America The new members are Tommy Mathes James Novinger and Richard Allsop May 5 Round Table May 16 rummage sale May 18 meeting May 28 refreshments by mothers committee with Mrs Howard Mitchell Mrs Wayne Slack Mrs Vernon Jones and Mrs Thomas Smzek
Mayor Victor F. Stewart Jr. proclaims Law In Life Week in Elyria with Lorain County Bar Association sponsoring events. Friday features messages from judges of Elyria Coram Oberlin and Avon Lake courts opening sessions. Law Day U S A contrasts freedom under law with Communist suppression.
Jahonal Family Week is observed the first full week in May in New London. The observance starts with Children's Day on May 3 in the Methodist Church and ends with Mother's Day on May 10.
South Amherst Elementary will stage Through The Year 1969 in the school auditorium on Friday evening. The cast includes Lynda Toma May Queen Rosemarie Sackett First Attendant Elien Kazuka Second Attendant Sue Alexander This Attendant Christine Locak Crown Bearer Linda Butler Carole Lee Marilyn Makrustd Kathy Stuch Dene Bradner Christine Gertie Flower Gites Robert Gainok Roland Dute Harald a Glen Holm Timothy Ruth Pages Mrs Verna Stackhouse's Second Grade presents June Time Mrs Nancy Billings Third Grade performs Hotly-Fig Del Mrs Mary Bernall ber sh frets ae ust County Fair Mrs Coressa Dehn's fourth grade September-School Days Nora Green's First Grade October Halloween Mrs Dorothy Freeman's fourth and fifth November-Thanksgiving Grades one through six present Carollers for December Miss Carole Davis' First Grade January Happy New Year Mrs Lalian Roberts third grade mime Mrs Dorothy Thomsen's fifth grade March Dutch Dance Mrs Larah Bryant's second grade April The Gardener's Flowers Mrs Donna Bauer's sixth grade May Maypole Dance Mrs Roberts and Mrs Bryant in charge with Francs McDonough High School Speech and Trey Director and Charles Frank Melo and Band Diewaten
Fields Elementary held its Arbor Day ceremony with sixth graders presenting poems and music. The event featured a pink dogwood planting by students and a pledge, led by Mrs. Van Boxtel, as parts of a program celebrating trees and conservation.
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