Junior Fair crowns six in 71 Royal Court Lorain County
Lorain County Fair selects eleven applicants for the six member Royal Court expanding this year to equal rank. The six juniors will be announced Thursday at Wellington fairgrounds after resumes and interviews by judges from Elyria and The Chronicle Telegram.
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Lorain County
Lorain County Fair
Gary Kailes
Kailes
John W. Watford
Elyria
Phillip J. Horn
Shannon Kaiser
Chronicle-Telegram
Fairgrounds
Wellington
Kaises
Elyria Teens Shine at National Assembly in Iowa
Two Elyria girls Sally Grenell 17 and Noreen Madison 15 represented the Elyria Y Teems at the National Teen Organization Assembly held at Simpson College Indianola Iowa. Dorothy Delgado YWCA teen director accompanied them to the event which aims to engage teens in local and national YWCA projects and empower youth in decision making.
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Elyria
Elyria Y
Sally Grenell
Howard Grenell
E. River Sr
Dorothy Delgado
The
Elyria Ywca
YWCA
National
Ywca Board of Directors
Teen Assembly
Delgado
Ridgeville High Seeks Revised Dress Code Group
North Ridgeville High School students organize a committee with teachers and parents to tackle a revised dress code. The school board approved forming the Students, Teachers and Parents group to address other issues as well. Kevin Gilfeather, NRHS Student Council president, says the STP group aims to include concerned students and parents. The council plans its first meeting soon after the September start.
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North Ridgeville High School
North Ridgeville Board of Education
STP
Kevin Gilfeather
Finishing touches on Lorain County Grange Youth booth
Lorain County Fair showcase features the Building Blocks of the Future exhibit with 14 year old Sheila Hahn and 17 year old Louise Hohn, sisters of Oberlin, plus 16 year old Debbie Herman and Loretta Hohn and 16 year old Bernice Jaeger. The youth group, formed 112 years ago to promote Grange values, counts about 35 members aged 14 to 22 from 11 Lorain County Granges.
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Lorain County
Loretta
Bernice Jaeger
Robert Jaeger
N. Durkee Rd
Richard Rounds
Amherst
4 H picnic set for Oberlin at Pin Oak Lake Park
The Henrietta 4 H Clovers plan a picnic at Pin Oak Lake Park Oberlin September 1 from 1 to 4 30 p m Members who gave demonstrations at the last meeting at Henrietta United Methodist Church were Robin Frazier Kathy Kundrick Sandie Thayer Cheryl Bauman Megann Bates Rosemary Kundrick Sally Swineford and Linda Kundrick Reporter is Sally Swineford
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Pin Oak Lake Park
Oberlin
Henrietta United Methodist Church
Robin Frazier
Kathy Kundrick
Sandie Thayer
Cheryl Bauman
Megann Bates
Rosemary Kundrick
Sally Swineford
Linda Kundrick
Cascade Park
Elyria
Avon Lucky Clovers
Beth McCowan
Eileen McCowan
Donna Vesely
Bruce Schuman
Dan Goemmel
Greg Wasilko
Lester Demaline
Y-Teen leadership training planned for Elyria
Elyria and Lorain Y-Teen officers and delegates will meet Friday and Saturday at the American Red Cross building in Elyria for leadership training. Janice King 16 plans to compete in the Ohio State Grange talent show at the State Fair representing the Northeastern Ohio District.
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Lorain Y
Janice King
Ohio State Grange
Ohio
Ohio Grange
Janice
Elyria High School
James A. King
Eastern Heights Blvd
North Elyria
Clyde McDonald
American Red Cross
McDonald
County girls to compete in state 4-H Food in Revue
Lorain County 4-H winners, six girls led by Virgina OConnor, will represent the county at the Ohio State Fair in Columbus the Food in Revue. Named are Brenda Mileti, Sue Lauer, Judy Gross, Debbie OConnor, Debbie Thurman, and Pat Burrer from Elyria, Grafton, LaGrange, and surrounding areas.
School's Shackles Melt Away Then
Summer brings rest and boredom as students anticipate three months of freedom from textbooks and tests. Teens reminisce about friends from auto shop and classmates, hoping for summer plans, work, and eventual return to school, while frustrations with heat and idle days rise.
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Auto Shop
Sheila
Jill
Three County Bands Ready for Ohio State Fair Show
High school bands from North Ridgeville Wellington and New London will compete in the second annual marching band contest at the Ohio State Fairgrounds Columbus. Preliminary rounds start 9 a.m. finals at 2 p.m. Twenty nine bands entered. New London placed fifth last year Wellington sixth.
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New London
Columbus
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Lorain County 4 H Style Revue Winners Headed to State
Winners in the Lorain County 4 H Style Revue who will compete in the state revue at the Ohio State Fair in Columbus modeled fashions they made. Seated Maureen O'Connor 18 daughter of Donald and, LaGrange RD 1, a Carlisle Chefettes member. Ann Urig 18 daughter of Richard Urig 5225 Stoney Ridge North Ridgeville, Ridgeville Rockettes member. Marilyn Hill 15 daughter of Damon Hill West Road Oberlin, a Pittsfield Perky Pal. Standing in back Carol Gross 17, daughter of Ralph Gross Mennell Rd Grafton Belden Feature Fashions Carlisle Chefettes. Sharon Hendricks 17 daughter of Carl Hendricks Rt 58 Oberlin Pittsfield Perky Pals. Elaine Beno 16 daughter of A J Beno Hughes Road Oberlin Pittsfield Perky Pals.
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Wellington
Happy Farmers
Penny
Cynthia Hardy
Robert Hardy
Gore Orphanage Road
New London
Rochester
Judy Gross
Ralph Gross
Mennell Rd
Grafton
Belden
Ann Urig
Richard Urig
Stoney Ridge
North Ridgeville
Ridgeville
Rockettes
Ann Pitts
Daugher
Darrell Pitts
Cloverettes
Dennis Green
Nelson Green
Wakeman
Firelands
Future Farmers of America
Randall L. Fannin
Richard C. Fannin
Indian Hollow Rd
Carlisle
Lorain County
W. Ridge
Elyria
Debbie O'Connor
Donald O'Connor
LaGrange
Carlisle Chesettes
Columbus
Maureen O'Connor
Marilyn Hill
Damon P
Hughes Road
Oberlin
Pittsfield
Steppenwolf Fires Up Cleveland Crowd With Ho Hum Set
Steppenwolf played to about 5 000 rock fans at Cleveland Public Hall in a show sponsored by Belkin Productions and WNCR FM. John Kay delivered familiar numbers including Snowblind Friend The Pusher Man and Born to Be Wild while new material from For Ladies Only drew mixed reactions. Opening acts Fanny Red Bone and Dan Hicks and the Hot Licks failed to rally the audience, with Hicks quitting after a brief set as paper showered the stage.
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Dan Hicks
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