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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1981

Page

8

Christmas programs fill the week ahead in Black River area

The Black River Community Choir plans a cantata Sunday at Spencer United Methodist Church, with further performances December 20 at Medina County Home. Elementary bands perform Monday at the high school, Spencer and Sullivan schools host programs, and Homerville closes the week. Community events include a PTA Christmas meeting December 16 and health culture drives for sore throat tests.

Black River Community Choir Black River Entertainment Co Spencer United Methodist Church Darlene Underwood Medina County Black River Homerville Laura Fryman Ace Spencer Parent-Teacher Association Irene Gehring

Computer literacy grant funds Lorain County schools

The Nordson Foundation provides 61800 to establish a county wide computer literacy program across 14 school systems coordinated by Phyllis DeMark. Funds buy micro computers for junior high use and teach hardware software terms and basic programming while planning high school computer science curriculum. The board also renews a 121039 career education grant, renewing two counselors and naming Joseph Palmisano director consultant of the Ohio North Lake Consortium. Retirements and staff changes include Thomas Pruski leaving Elyria programs to operate Totem Pole Sporting Goods.

Oberlin Nordson Foundation Lorain County Vocational Education Planning District County Joint Vocational School Board Phyllis DeMark Ms. DeMark LCJVS Rebecca Burkhardt Jeannine Paulist Joseph Palmisano Ohio North Lake Consortium State Department of Education Lorain Schools Lorain County Community College Thomas Pruski Elyria High School Pruski Ohio State University Kent State University North Ridgeville Maple Heights Keystone Elyria Totem Pole William R. Burton Jeanne Shultzaberger Shultzaberger David Cromwell Sheffield- Sheffield Lake Wilbur Haas Wellington Thomas Kilbane Avon Lake Herman Larkins

Silent Santa Hears Wishes of Deaf Kids in Memphis

In Memphis at Libertyland, the Silent Santa program lets over 200 hearing impaired children meet a Santa who communicates entirely in sign language. Retired printer W. Leonard Asbridge portrays Santa, aided by Rev. David S. Bush. The event features Sign-language performances and a Sign-language version of The Night Before Christmas.

Silent Santa Mr.mphis Tenn UPI Santa Claus Libertyland Santa W. Leonard Asbridge David S. Bush Eternal Mercy Lutheran Church For the Deaf Bush Circuit Playhouse Fred Merry Stacia Merry

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