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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1966
Page
9
An editorial by Marion L. Steele High sophomore Cynthia Garnes argues teens should be allowed to use judgment with parental guidance. She compares parent teen relations to a seesaw, urging compromise to maintain balance and reduce conflicts.
Teens may win one of two albums from The Ventures at Kanim's Record Shop. Enter by sending name, address and phone to the Under Twenty Editor at The Chronicle Telegram Elsta before Monday noon, or drop a card in the CT lobby Record Box indicating preferred album.
Barbara Niebling senior at Elvira High School edits the school paper Newspaper show talk and pursues journalism. Daughter of Robert Niebling a Chronicle Telegram foreman, she has served four years on Elytia High Herald staff and mentors as page editor. Barbara loves travel, has 15 pen pals, favors Colorado, and plans for Colorado or Northwestern Illinois universities. She adores dogs Luck and Buttons.
Alan King discusses raising teenagers and his Broadway role in The Impossible Years. He notes teens imitate peers, jokes about independence, and recalls his own family while describing his career path from Brooklyn stages to TV and Broadway. He jokes about culture, laughs, and his son Andy's rock band.
Notting ham England UP I reports Michael Bird 24 was fined 28 dollars Monday for breaking into the apartment of newlyweds while they honeymooned. The Columbia Boosters say the theft occurred Feb 1 from 9 pm to 9 30 pm at the VFW Hall on Rt 82 west of Columbia Center. Bird was best man at the couple’s wedding.
Parents of Elyria youth council members will be guests as teens stage a TV show after a brief 7 30 p m business meeting. Cast includes Dan Havey Dave Hopkins Bill Zaffer Mike Boyd Laurel Van Demark Marty Knispel Jerry Gallagher Rick Bishop Dave Verhoff Elaine Harrington Jan Hoagland Randy Stevenson Luther Robinson Monica Antonczak Kathy Pichola Dave Taylor Will Toth Pat Coe Jan Johnson Bill Benz Don Boddy Bruce Raddatz Helen Robinson Debbie Miller Paul Minert Barb Straka Terry Sukey.
A giant youth expo titled World Teenage Show will run July 22 to 31 at McCormick Place Chicago. Highlights include the World Teen King and Queen finals with contestants from all U S states and 25 foreign countries and the International Battle of the Bands finals with teen entrants from 50 states and 21 countries. The event features teen fashion shows, a career clinic, space and nuclear tech exhibits, hot rod displays, and stage acts by top teen stars with daily performances. Major sponsors include Coca Cola Pepsi Coca Cola Montgomery Ward Ludwig Drumpf Lyon Healy and American Nuclear Corp.
Two teens from Canter bury Road Elyria won album prizes this week. Barbara Marks of Canterbury Road was shown the Paris Revere and the Raiders album while Yehbi Lotha of Canterbury Road won the album When the Boys Meet the Girls. The albums await pickup at the CT lobby switchboard.
A reader asks if theatre work can start before education and the columnist urges first building a solid educational base through school groups and local clubs, then professional training later. Other letters discuss avoiding meddling in a friend’s dating, and handling age and religion in a relationship with frank family discussions as the path to resolution.
A local survey lists the top twenty songs favored by area teens. Artists mentioned include Ray Charles, The Beatles, Nancy Sinatra, the Beach Boys, and Simon & Garfunkel among others. The compilation reflects mid-1960s popular tastes and teen culture.
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