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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1967

Page

3

Gourmet dining tips from the Mobil Travel Guide

Travel column offers practical advice for a special dinner season. Reservations should be made early, meals savoring, and light on heavy or spicy foods. Ask waiters for wine guidance, pace courses, and note tipping norms. The Stevenses urge respecting etiquette and choosing a suitable restaurant according to the Guide’s ratings.

Marlon and Alden Stevens Mobil Europe Stevenses Walter

Polar Bear Hike Feeled By Freezing Rain At Holly Mich

Boy Scout news notes two weeks of snowshoe work with wild grapevines proved useless as no snow fell during Holly Michigan event on December 2. The 6th annual Polar Bear Hike saw freezing rain delaying the slippery trail as scouts led by Harold Brinkley and James Curtis braved the elements with peers and committee members present. Two new scouts joined Troop 134 at LaPorte Methodist Church December 4, receiving Tenderfoot badges Tony Myers Jim Wilcox. Second Class ranks went to Dan Acheson Ron Beltz Mark Burrs Jim Dauphin Barry Post Ed Fowler and Larry Spanski. First Class honors went to Bob Peyton.

Anne Troop Holly Mich Mike Brinkley Rich Dowdell David Yun Paul T. Hoch Gene Curtis Don Mozynski David Gard Tim Tylicki Dan Justen Mike Mozynski Mark Tylicki Paul Bushnett David Tollett Gary Gradisch LaPorte Methodist Church Frank R. Schubert Tony Myers Jim Wilcox Dan Acheson Ron Beltz Mark Burrs Jim Dauphin Barry Post Ed Fowler Larry Spanski Bob Peyton

Fitness theme drives Firelands Scouts January program

Firelands Area Council Boy Scouts of America will center January activities on physical fitness for 102 troops and 93 Cub Scout packs across Erie Huron and Lorain counties. Webelos pursue the Athlete Activity badge while packs and troops plan den and pack meetings around communications with crafts trips and skits. A Conservation Goods Turn-a weekend hike or camp-out is slated as the January highlight with winter wildlife counts to gauge local fauna and plant covers. Cub Scout Blue and Gold banquets and merit badge shows plus courts of honor await as Boy Scout Week activities roll into February.

Firelands Area Council Boy Scouts of America Webelos Erie Huron Lorain L. C. McLaughlin Boy Scouts McLaughlin Cub Scouts Boy Scotts Explorers

Suburban calendar entries for community meetings and parties

Community groups host Christmas events and meetings across several towns. Suburban notices list gatherings for VFW Auxiliary Kipton Kiwanis PTA Cub Scouts and various civic groups at churches halls and schools with times from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. in Columbia Avon Milan and neighboring areas.

Columbia VFW

Elyria man fined three hundred for DUI crash

Sammie Canada, 61, of RD 2 Stang Rd Elyria, pled no contest to driving while intoxicated. Municipal Court Judge David Goldthorpe fined $300, sentenced to 10 days in jail on weekends, and suspended his license for one year. He may drive to work with proof of financial responsibility. The Nov. 11 crash at Oberlin and Stang roads damaged Canada’s car and a vehicle driven by Jean Edwards. Deputy James Holliman reported damages estimated at 1500 dollars.

Oberlin Sammie Canada Stang Rd Elyria David Goldthorpe Canada James Holliman Stang Roads Jean Edwards Oberlin Rd Holliman

Camera System Details for RE 4-C Phantom Reconn Plane

The design, built by Chicago Aerial Industries for Wright-Patterson AFB RE 4-C Phantom, features dual shutters for day and night use, interchangeable lenses for altitude variants, high speed, low altitude recycling, and automatic tire control. It supports black and white, color, or infrared film and was tested at 750 feet altitude traveling 500 mph.

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