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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1969
Page
9
An unidentified, apparently deranged woman smashed two front windows and two doors at an East Avenue grocery store, overturned racks, dumped displays, and scattered bottles. Damage reached about 2500 dollars before deputies subdued her and she was taken to Tiffin State Hospital for emergency commitment.
Oberlin College announces a new Oberlin Music Theater on July 9 featuring The Most Happy Fella and a six week season through August 16. Roy Lazarus leads the program with a three hour credit course in music theater, plus auditions in Seattle Oberlin and New York. Apprentice artists, ages 18 to 25, will receive room board and stipends in some cases.
Lazarus, newly appointed Oberlin Music Theater director, brings extensive stage experience including operas with New York City Opera and Santa Fe. A NY City native, he studied at Syracuse and has directed for Detroit Opera Theater Maple Theater Dallas University of Washington Festival Opera and Juilliard Opera Theater.
Clifton W. Perryman Republican at large, 42, of 38565 Sugar Ridge Rd., a 14 year resident, seeks reelection. He attended Bethany College and the University of Pennsylvania and works as a management consulting supervisor for Peat, Marwick, Mitchell and Co. He is active in St. Peter Holy Name Society Republican Club and industrial engineering groups. Perryman and his wife Josephine have four children. Charles E. Watkins Republican candidate for fourth ward councilman, 30, of 34090 West Point Dr., resident for six years, comptroller at Dolphin Seafoods Parma, Jaycees president, and past Jaycee Key Man Award winner. married to Karen with three children.
Don Standen, a Republican from Elyria Township, has filed to run for councilman at large. A noted auctioneer and North Ridgeville High School booster, he has prior campaign experience and holds memberships in Shrine, Scottish Rite, Lions Club, and local unions and associations.
A reader praises a column on cats noting two coal black cats named Pa and Ma, plus a Persian named Fitz. The writer describes weights 25 pounds for the tomcat and 15 to 20 for Ma, ages about 10, and mentions neutering and laziness toward mice. They express intent to enter them in a contest.
Lorain County commissioners scheduled a February 24 meeting with North Ridgeville officials to discuss turning over the water system. The plan follows a work session with County Engineer Harvey Holcomb and others. Commissioner Keron supports the transfer if fair to users. Pincura agrees. Rijenauer questions financing costs and impact on MSETS. The North Ridgeville system originated under Sul a township with an initial $1 million cost.
The Chronicle Telegram Elyria Ohio presents a page titled Pree Seventeen The Family Newspaper featuring community notes and youth features with a family friendly focus for readers in the region.
Firelands Farm operated by Larry Baumann of Henrietta Township won the top Green Acres Award at the Lorain County Crops and Forage awards banquet. Perry Brandt of Pittsfield Township captured the top corn production award with 166.4 bushels per acre. Don ald Simms of Russia Township and Myron Kolbe of Penfield Township tied for top soybean production.
W Bruce, Republican, filed petitions to seek election as councilman at large in Amherst. A long time resident, Bruce lists work at TR 6 Corp in the production department and is active in the National Management Association and Amherst church and Scouting groups. He and his wife have three children.
Anthony J. DePaola, a Republican and Amherst resident for eight years, seeks the council presidency while noting his background as a Saint University of Chemical Engineering graduate. Patricia Steel and four children are also mentioned in local notices.
J P Henry a Democrat at large filed as a candidate for Amherst Day Caused Ward Council seat. The 35-year-old plasterer, employed by Saint and Held Co Fremont, is a Korean Conflict Marine Corps veteran and father of six with Anona.
Layne 49 of Lorain is charged with seriously wounding two police officers in a Jan. 9 shooting near Washington Square Apartments. He was committed to Lima State Hospital for 30 days for mental examination and held on a 35000 bond as a grand jury weighs charges including shooting to kill and assault on an officer.
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