Dangers of Naphthalene in Baby Items
The article warns that mothballs containing naphthalene can irritate skin and poison a child if ingested or absorbed through skin. Baby oil or cold cream roughens exposure, making clothing treated with naphthalene a risk even after laundering. Adults risk skin trouble from contact with treated garments.
Students model all season clothing at Grafton show
At Midview High School the Home Economics department staged its second annual fashion show titled Round the Clock. Students exhibited outfits for all seasons from pajama outfits to dresses and outerwear, highlighting belted burlap bags transformed into chemises and a wide range of fabrics.
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Bridge construction on Rt. 20 and road improvements planned
County Commissioner Oscar G. Dunn announced a new bridge on Rt. 20 at Kipton and upgrades on Rt. 20 from Rt. 10 to Oberlin limits. Elyria Mayor Don A. Baird estimated about 400 people attended the City Hall remodeling opening.
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Scout Troop Hikes 16 Miles to Begin 55 Mile Challenge
Fifty years ago SaLunaay reports Boy Scout Troop 140 hikers starting at Detroit Road and Bagley Road Berea covering 16 miles with a May 12 second leg planned to add 15 to 20 miles. Harold Wallen notes the full distance may be a first for the troop.
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Promotion at Brown Lipe Chapin Division Named George Cole Jr
Norman M. Ross announced the promotion of George S. Cole Jr. from Elyria plant manager to manufacturing manager of the Brown Lipe Chapin Division. The move comes as U.S. steel plants idle after a federal judge ruled the president's seizure of the steel industry illegal, affecting about 12,000 National Tube workers in Lorain and 460 at Republic Steel plants in Elyria.
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Avon Little League announces major minor league managers
Avon Little League has named managers for both leagues. In the majors: Pirates Richard McGarry Yankees Harry Ponting Giants Jack Halliday Braves Robert Rigali Panthers Norman Metz Red Sox Andy Vanchi. In the minors: Indians Richard Cyganski White Sox Gene Heckman Tigers Ted Reynolds Orioles Ray Schwartz Cardinals Stan Hoover Cubs Eugene Galant. Season opens May 30 with a double-header in both leagues.
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Counselor to Speak at Gumina Talk in May Forum
Mrs Anne McCune counselor for our po cession stand received council approval at the last meeting to build a concrete block structure behind the Apple Creek State Hospital between the two playing fields. The project will use volunteer labor and aims to boost fund raising facilities for the Little League. The May 24 forum at 8 p m will feature Gumina speaking on Teen Age Tribulations and elect Forum officers.
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Belden Grange Postpones May 10 Meeting to May 24
The Belden Grange will meet Thursday May 24 after cancelling the May 10 session because of a Keystone High School Band Concert. A 10 cent lunch will be served at the next meeting.
Carlisle Open House Showcases Art and PTA Business
Carlisle West Carlisle School announces an open house from 7 to 8 pm tomorrow featuring room by room art displays. The final PTA meeting follows at 3 pm in the auditorium with officer installations and teacher introductions. The PTA will discuss a recreational facilities project in the regular session.
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