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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1962
Page
20
In New York an official listing states the Norway spruce and Scotch pine are among the most favored living Christmas trees, with balsam firs also popular in the parade of selections.
Amherst column recalls heavy blizzard disruption and communal effort. Wayne Garland of Garland Funeral Home aided a woman and an expectant mother by giving oxygen and transport to the hospital. Police, including Capt. Howard Werner, provided taxi service for nurses to ensure patient care. Ongoing worries include dogs roaming properties and persistent calls to the police log.
Avon officials signed the necessary legislation to join the Lorain County CD program with no financial obligation. CD director Stockstil and local director Smith approved the change. A 15 member unpaid police auxiliary will operate under Chief Gilles and Smith, covered by workers compensation. Law Director West to draft legislation for the Dec 28 council meeting. East Jaycox Rd residents denied building permits on undedicated streets. council bans further permits pending service considerations.
The Amherst Garden Club will hold its annual Christmas party Monday at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Robert Crausar’s home on Rt. 113. An exchange of gifts and cookies will take place and a garden display of Christmas arrangements will be featured.
UPI report argues non-defense spending drives rising government costs from 1954 to 1961 and beyond. It notes defense rises little while Health Education and Welfare leads gains, and interest on debt surges to 9.7 billion. The piece blames voter expectations and political spending cycles.
Erie county 4 H Camp Board will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the home of Agricultural Agent Floren James on Huron Avery Road to discuss plans for the spring opening of Kellys Island 44H Camp and site work. Officers include President George Moon and others across Berlin Heights Milan Huron and Sandusky with secretary treasurer John Aynsworth.
In Chicago a Christmas gift idea from the Evans Design Studio pairs a fur seat belt with a matching belt for casual slacks. Available patterns include leopard spotted cat and mink.
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