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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1962

Page

8

Amherst zoning board approves 670 acre rezoning plan

The Amherst Township Zoning Board unanimously approves rezoning 670 acres north west of Amherst after a public hearing that drew some opposition. Stakeholders include Mr. and Mrs. George Small and Mrs. Cora Godfrey with several other property owners, trustees, and planning officials present. The action shifts area from residential to light industrial pending a trustees hearing on Sept. 10. The majority of the parcel is owned by Edna Miller, Joseph Sterna, Marco Gigliotti, Rose Deuschle, Small, Godfrey, George Hollstein, and Daniel Breckenridge.

Amherst Township City of Amherst George Small Daniel Brecken Wenrich Small Koepp Industtry Rt. 254 Norman Becker Charles Sapienza James Bardish Edna Miller Joseph Sterna Marco Gigliotti Rose Deuschle Godfrey George Hollstein Daniel Breckenridge

McGuire Sisters Reign as Top Female Vocal Group

The McGuire Sisters Chris Phyllis and Dottie remain the leading female vocal group since the Andrews Sisters era. They tour widely from Miami to Las Vegas with a lively act blending humor with song and have sold over 10 million records. Phyllis notes the group’s longevity hinges on keeping three members coordinated.

New York UPI McGuire Sisters Chris Phyllis Dottie McGuire Andrews Sisters Dottie Canada Calgary Fort Lauderdale Fla Park Avenue Arthur Godfrey McGuire Gals Miami Pittsburgh Las Vegas McGuire Girls

The other Rome shows its glory in Trier Germany

In Trier Germany the city claims Roman glory with sites such as Porta Nigra Basilica and Imperial Thermae. Highlights include Augusta Treverorum founded about 15 B C and the Cathedral Our Lady, Gothic church with apostles on pillars. Christ's seamless tunic is kept in the Cathedral and last shown in 1959.

Trier Germany Rome Alps Moses Valley Augusta Treverorum Porta Nigra St. Simeon’s Church of Our Lady Helena Electoral Palace Holy Roman Empire

Milan Board Names Roger Jones High School Principal

Milan Board of Education appoints Roger Jones as high school principal to replace Don ald Hagen who resigns after years on staff. The board also accepts Bell Dairy bid of .0475 cents per half pint for cafeteria milk and authorizes vaccine days for Sabin shots. Coaching assignments and bills totaling 4126.24 are approved. meeting adjourned to Aug 21 for hiring a junior high principal.

Milan Roger Jones Milan Board of Education Donald Hagen Jones N. S. Jones Bell Dairy Erie County Health Department Joseph Steele Robret Johnson Robert Raff Andre Lavine Charles Bell Robert Mitchell Weie Jones

Florence Grange completes Ene County Fair plans

Final plans for the Florence Grange Ene County Fair were announced. Subordinate members will operate the Grange Fair Kitchen with Mrs George Moon in charge. The prince and princess will be chosen at a potluck supper September 16 at the Oxford Grange.

Grange Florence Ene Grange Fair George Moon Phillip Hicks Ene County Ohio State Grange Boys Village Smithville Oxford Grange Sandusky High School Lorain County Grange William Moritz

Preschool test date announced for August twenty first

Superintendent Jp E Simpson says children born Sept 15 to Oct 31 may test for first grade admission. Parents should contact the school now to arrange testing. The Aug 21 test requires meeting physical standards and a testing psychologist’s recommendation before enrollment.

SOUTH

Bellamy sees pay TV as boon for show business

UPI reports Ralph Bellamy of Actors Equity envisions pay television expanding acting work. A Rochester test of Gideon telecast from Broadway showed stage and screen simultaneous, with no script changes. Bellamy predicts nationwide telecasts could boost jobs, profits, and pay per view programming.

Bellamy Boon Hollywood UPI Ralph Bellamy Feevee Actors Equity Stage Performers Union Rochester, N.Y Gideon Fredric March Rochester New York Dynamic Films Corporation Phonovision Hartford Conn Holland

Lorain Men in Front Royal Battle 1862 Death and Wounding

Lorain Countians aided wounded Union soldiers from the Front Royal Port Republic clash of June 9 1862. Oberlin College students and Lorain County men of Co C 7th Ohio Volunteer Infantry suffered losses. Corporal Louis R. Gales was killed and others were wounded as hospitals formed in six churches in Washington. The same day Elyria mourned John Bacon age 83.

Washington, D. C Front Royal Port Republic Fremont Shields N.S. Townsend Lorain County Townsend Lorain Dief Oberlin Louis R. Gales Washington Luray Episcopal Church John Bacon Elyria Carlisle Township

Import threat from low wage goods overrated says State Dept report

Washington notes that competition from low wage imports against US products may be overrated. The report states these imports mainly threaten markets for domestic low wage industries while high wage US industries remain highly competitive with imports.

Washington United States State Department U. S

Randall to star in King biopic May Th's House Be Safe

Tony Randall signs to play artist and author Alexander King in Warner Bros forthcoming film adaptation of King's book May Th's House Be Safe From Tigers.

Hollywood UPI Tony Randall Alexander King Warner Bros King

NLRB awards record 1.5 million in back pay to workers

The National Labor Relations Board last year awarded a record 1,500,000 in back pay to employees fired for union activities. The board handled 22,691 new cases, the most in a single year, including a record 12,132 unfair labor practice cases.

Washington National Labor Relations Board

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