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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1961
Page
7
Elyria Ohio item notes local events and notices from the Chronicle Telegram archive dated Friday April 7 1961. Highlights include civic updates and community brief items of interest to residents.
Sandusky city commissioners join the push to reform Ohio utility rate rules. They pass a resolution supporting legislation to reduce the reproduction cost now less depreciation formula. A House hearing on amending the formula for consumers is set this week. Harold Schaefter says progress is seen after years of Municipal League effort. City Manager Gosser notes a bid for lower rates through a mixed formula. The league claims current rules cost Ohio residents about 75 million dollars yearly.
Vermilion is set to host Joyce Khoo of Klang Selangor Malaya as its AFS foreign exchange student next year. She will live with Mr and Mrs Carl Schroeder and their daughter Ann at 513 West Huron Street. Khoo will be a Vermilion High School senior and comes from Senior Methodist Girls School in Klang.
Vermilion registration for the baseball program runs tomorrow from 10 a.m. to noon at the rear of South Street Elementary School. Boys ages 9 to 12 may register. late registration is not allowed. Parents may leave names for volunteering. other age groups to be announced. W. K. Young will direct the program this year under the summer recreation committee chaired by Earl Tischer.
Berlin Community Bowling League held its annual banquet at the American Legion Hall in Berlin Heights. New officers are Bill Bass president Bud Olds vice president and Don Smith secretary. Trophy winners include Bennett's first Don's Marathon second and Deehr's third. Individual honors go to John Christiansen most improved game and high single 266 and to Dewey Dewitt second high single 263.
Mrs. Harold Burdue was elected president of the Handicrafters in South Amherst on Tuesday night. She will be joined by Mrs. Theo Lindstradt as vice president and Mrs. Ralph Vor vere as secretary treasurer. The nominating chair was Mrs. Stanley Ziolek. The group plans a May 23 picnic at 11 a.m. at Makuski's Pond, with members meeting at the Legion Home. Mrs. Fred Berger led the evening project Color For You, hosted by Mrs. Gilbert Hillabidel and Mrs. Bruce Mothorpe serving a dessert to 10 members.
A mower model with a chrome handle and touch go throttle is priced to fit the buyer’s budget and includes a TR-24 engine carried as a full factory specification.
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