Christmas party and programs in local churches and halls
Tuesday events include a Homemakers Christmas party at noon at Vets Hall with a gift exchange and a WSCS Christmas program at 7 30pm at Methodist Church North Eaton. Grange Hall hosts an 8pm event. Wednesday lists trustees meetings in Brownhelm and Milan townships, a Needles and Crafts session at 10am, VEW Post 9340 at 8pm, Zoning Board at 8pm, and clerks office in Milan at 7pm.
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Homemakers
Methodist
Church North Eaton
Needles and Crafts
Post Home Zoning Board of Appeals
Lavette High Player Suffered Head Injury In Game
A Lavette High School senior, Melissa Badish, 17, was knocked in a girls basketball game last night and listed in good condition at a Pittsburgh hospital. A hospital spokesman said there is no cause for alarm.
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Melissa Badish
America
Pittsburgh
Lavette High School
Kiwanis Flyma hears talk on local education center
Ronald Jacobs director of the Loraim County Supplemental Educational Center will discuss the past and future of the center at the Flyma Kiwanis Club meeting. Jacobs is a former assistant administrator and guidance director at North Ridgeville High School. The event is at 6:40 pm at the Flyna YMCA.
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Ronald Jacobs
Loraim County
Flyma Kiwanis Club
Jacobs
Narth Ridgeville
Flyna Ymca
Danesi Named to Building Board of Standards and Appeals
Eloria Mayor Leonard Reichho announced the appointment of Charles P Danesi of 226 South Logan St to a three year term on the Building Board of Standards and Appeals. Danesi replaces Glenn Schroeder, whose term expires December 31 1971. The new term lasts until December 31 1973.
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Charles P Danesi
South Logan St
Building Board of Standards and Appeals
Eloria
Leonard P Reichho Danesis
Glenn Schroeder
Last Paddle Wheel Tug Makes Sea Crossing Adventure
The 100 foot Eppleton Hall, a relic from 1914, sails from Newcastle to San Francisco on a 10 400 mile voyage. Scott Newhall leads a 12 member crew, including teenagers, amid storms and fuel woes as she progresses via Dover Lisbon and Cape Verde toward her finish.
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San Francisco
UPI
South Atlantic
Scott Newhall
That City
Maritime Museum
Newhall
Eppleton Hall
Newcastle
England
North Sea
Sturds
Dover
White Cliffs
Lisbon
Bay of Biscay
France
Spain
Cape Verde Islands
Africa
St Vincent Island
Georgetown
British Guiana
Commoner seeks royal aid to wed Tonga princess
In Auckland Kevin Ryan represents Liavaa a penniless student who secretly married Princess Mele Simlikutapu last Oct 5. The king annulled the union five weeks later citing royal approval rules, Liavaa faces exile and possible punishment. Ryan urges tradition to yield to love and plans to request audience with Prince Tuipelehake to reunite the couple.
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Auckland
New Zealand
UPI
Tonga
Kevin Ryan
Siosiua Liavaa
Tuipelehake
Here
Liavaa
Mele Simlikutapu
Ryan
Rodn
Farm Bureau urged to soften Vietnam stand at anniversary
Washington AP The American Farm Bureau Federation the nation s largest farm group with about 8 million members was urged to seek an honorable peaceful settlement in Vietnam and urge South Vietnam to take greater war duties The draft resolution presented before the 50th anniversary convention marks a shift from last year s call for total national commitment It also touched on farm policy poverty programs and nutrition aid with a push for gradual ending of subsidy payments and a move toward free market agriculture
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Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation
Itsietnam
Vietnam
Feedom
Pare
Town Tavern Receives Fourteen Day Liquor Suspension
The Liquor Control Commission suspends Town Tavern at 203 North Main Street for selling liquor to a minor. Johnny Clark faced charges in Oberlin Municipal Court for July 14 but was convicted. the July 12 charge was dropped. Suspension runs from noon January 2 to noon January 16.
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Wellington
Liquor Control Commission
North Main St
Johnny Clark Clark
Oberlin
Violinist Zukofsky to headline OC contemporary music festival
Violinist Paul Zukofsky will be featured as cues artist at Oberlin College’s Contemporars Festival. Programs include afternoon performances in Warner Concert Hall and Furnes Chapel with showcases at Warner Concert Hill. Zukofsky holds a masters from Juilliard and teaches at Swarthmore and the New England Conservatory.
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Mms
Paul Zukofsky
Oberlin Colege
Warner Concert Hall
Saturdus A
Furnes Chapel
Mendis
Warner Concert Hill
Fukotsky
Julliard
Swarthmore College
New England Conservatory of Music
Bearded Voice Mimic Allen Swift Shaping Radio to TV Fame
In New York a bearded man with a folding bicycle interrupts a crowded elevated car. Allen Swift, famed radio and TV mimic, prepares his 49 600th commercial while commanding a salary in six figures. Swift, known for impersonations of stars like Eisenhower, is described as a casual dresser with a talent for voices and a prolific presence across media.
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WEW York
LPI
Retuin Network
Advent
Lough
Rowan and Martin
Steve McQueen
James Garner
Jimmy Stewart
Allen Swift
New York City
Swift
Dwight D Eosenhower
Day Swift
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Columbia
Milan
Sampan
Daniel Robert Alastair Kitts
Bethesdand
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Daniel
Mrs Kitts
Johnny Carson
Roy Rogers
Kiwanis Club
Alan Arkin
Rita Moreno
Danesi
Cowl Bess
Liza Minnelli
Wendell Burton
Lun
Gayle Hunnicutteee Carroll
Connor Rita Moreno
Willam Darrels
By Leary
Mele
Liavan
Viet
Farm Bureau
Pras
Columbus
ITOM
Byria Rata
Lorein
Yona Eer
Kathleen Carol
Doly News
Pada dL
Marlowe
Avon Lake
Warrowe
Raymond Chandler
Sharon Farrell
Php Marlowe
Warlowe
Gayle Hunnicutt
Avon Lake Theatre
NEW Deshit
India
New Delhi
THE
VOICE
APS
Elyria Lorain
Broad St Byrea
Ohio
Ohio Edson Westlaw Service
Frydaore Tappa
Wester Baer
Clectro Applances
Fate Navox
Autheasti
Guth
Labulmus
Bey Bey
Magnavox
ERB Radio & TV
Middle Ave
Elyria
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