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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1963
Page
2
Wellington resident Willian Worcester son of Mr and Mrs Howard Worcester RD 1 graduated August 9 from Ashland College with a bachelor’s degree in comprehensive science. He joins Ashland school district teaching in the junior high and serves as junior high coach.
Valley City fire department plans its 28th annual Street Fair August 2 24 and 25 with food stands rides and entertainment. Main street will close for the event and antique auto show entries from pre 1925 will compete. The fair supports local youth and township services with proceeds aiding fire protection and community programs through volunteer efforts.
In Elyria on Saturday August 17 1963 King's Hair Chief director L M King will offer free hair loss consultations at the Graystone Hotel from 6 to 9 pm. A representative will discuss home treatment methods and progress checks, with no charge or obligation.
King says if results are not achieved after given treatments, the treatments are stopped and the full fee is refunded in fall. He mentions using a photographic method to determine results. The practice is also in writing.
Applications show transfers and new permits from Avon to Avon Lake and Oberlin to Sandusky, including Maple Grove Winery and Chet's Enterprises. Permits cover 3.2 percent beer and high powered beer and wine for on prem ises and carry out at multiple locations such as Peppermint Club in Sandusky and The Beer Port in Huron.
Sheffield Lake City Council will hold three public hearings Monday at 8 p.m. in city hall to consider rezoning requests from residential to business. One area, Sublets 1 2 3 4 of Community Beach on Lake Rd opposite Shoreway Shopping Center, was rejected by the planning commission. The other two areas near Ferndale Ave Rt 301 and Ivamhoe Dr with Sheffield Rd are recommended by the commission. Plans are on file with the Council Clerk for public inspection.
Camden Baptist Church will show color slides from Shell Mera Ecuador including American missionaries slain by Auca Indians. The program, led by Rev. Kenneth Nelson, features Fivaro head shrinkers and HCJB radio in Quito. Open to the public at 8 p.m. Sunday.
NORWALK The Jaycees announce their third annual fishing derby at Memorial Lake Park on August 2 from 12:30 to 4 p.m. Open to school age children 6 to 18 with a recommendation that anyone under 10 be accompanied by an adult. Registration and rules start at 12:30 p.m.
New construction in Amherst through seven months totals 1 385 542 with 946 995 for 49 new homes 348 000 for school additions 94 617 for remodeling garages and five new swimming pools. May leads with 10 new homes valued at 179 700 while April totals 191 600 with nine permits. March 144 125 seven permits in July 164 000 and January February and June show five permits each ranging 79 000 to 92 000.
Henrietta Firelands Booster Club starts a dance series at Firelands High School on September 7 from 8 30 to 11 30 pm with the school band and caller Fritz Kubishhke aiding. Proceeds go to the band uniform fund and dates continue October 26 November 23 December 21 February 1 and March 21.
Tracy Stallard, once the Red Sox pitcher touched by Roger Maris 61st homer, did not make his next Major League start until June 2 1963. By then he had joined the New York Mets.
National League leaders include Great at St. Louis with 166 hits and 344 batting average while Clemente of Pittsburgh posts 143 RBIs and 431 at bats. American League leaders feature Kaline of Detroit with 140 RBIs and 445 at bats, and Stuart of Boston with 36 home runs. Pitching leaders spotlight Koufax and Marichal with strong starts for Dodgers and Giants respectively as season totals show wide gaps in runs batted in and home runs across leagues.
Registration for Midview Junior High School and four elementary schools Eaton East Carlisle Belden and Brush in the Midview District is planned for next Friday. Hours are 9 am to 3 pm for new students or those entering first grade or kindergarten not yet registered. To enter first grade a child must be six by Sept 15 and kindergartners five by Sept 15. Parents unsure of school assignment may contact the building principals.
George Churpek owner of the Hi-Actex Gulf Club carded the first hole in one of his golfing career on his own course. Using a wedge he hit over a small lake on No 9 to score the ace. He followed with birdies on Nos 7 and 6 to finish two under par 25.
Lorain County Auditor Joseph J Mitock reports a spring total of 1 145 729 in personal taxes. Tangible taxes on equipment in industry and business amount to 793 405 and investment income taxes total 352 324. Intangible taxes fund libraries. Distribution mirrors real estate tax split: state 4 231 townships 22 337 county 61 499 schools 579 116 municipalities 126 220 and the county 61 499. County share allocates 33 981 to general fund 6 362 to Lorain County Metropolitan Park 7 422 to Pleasant View Sanatorium and 313 784 to Child Welfare.
The Royal College of Physicians links lung cancer to smoking as Britons resume higher tobacco use. An 18 year old Grafton youth pleaded guilty to larceny by trick in Elyria Municipal Court, fined $50 with half suspended, in a report touching on smoking concerns.
Cleveland and Boston open a four game series in Beantown fighting for a first division berth. Jack Kralick seeks to rebound to 11 11 for the Indians as Birdie Tebbetts warns players to read signs and stay alert after missed signals.
John Powell, 80, renowned composer and pianist, died Thursday while being transported from his Eastham home to a Charlottesville hospital. His notable work includes the Symphony on A often known as the Virginia Symphony.
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