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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1969
Page
2
Lorain Mayor Mathna told Senators Young and Saxbe that an eighties era urban renewal plan for Lorain would cost about 80 million dollars over ten years. He warned that without renewal much of the city would face major deficiencies and clearance.
The Lorain Rotary Club sponsors a free showing of a color NASA film about Apollo 8 tomorrow at 4 p.m. in Admiral King High School auditorium. Mitch Zunich invites the public to attend. The program includes earth from the moon, lunar surface photography, astronaut activity, and a second film on U.S. space achievements. The full program lasts about one hour.
Snow and flurries expected tonight on the Northern Pacific Coast Northern Plains Upper Mississippi Valley and Northern New England with rain in the lower Mississippi Valley and parts of the Mid- Atlantic. Temperatures remaining mostly cold with highs in the 30s and lows in the 20s.
The Figarette Pals announce a housewares party on Wednesday an exchange for Valentines on February 12 and a make up demonstration on February 19. Mrs George Kovach is the new president and reporter, with officers Mrs David Ross vice president and treasurer Mrs Edward Beres secretary Mrs Roy Williams weight recorder Mrs Thomas Curtis assistant weight recorder and Mrs Joe Zakowski photographer and sunshine.
Lorain County Commission president Ludwig M. Pincura rejected a request by County Recorder Leota B. Mitchell and her deputy Marie Crowell for about 60 dollars each to attend a National Micro-Film Association meeting in Cleveland on March 25. He warned such trips likely lead to more equipment purchases the county cannot afford.
The Lorain County Farm Bureau Federation will hold a meeting tomorrow at 8 pm in the People's Oberlin Bank in Oberlin. Leroy Hasenpflug and J Corbett Walker will discuss a proposed joint vocational school. The womens group will form plans for their annual fun night.
The Lorain County Board of Mental Retardation moves its activity center to the Junior Achievement Center at 125 Yorkshire St. from 206 Broad St. The center offers limited employment for mentally retarded young adults, with 24 enrolled under two instructors. Thomas Todd directs the adult program. The center has operated since September.
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