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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1966

Page

14

Bowling results from multiple leagues across OBERLIN and nearby centers

Bowling results show KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS and Eagles divisions with multiple 3 0 and 2 1 wins. Top series stars include John Koviak and Jack Dillman with high games by Ferraro and Don Moss across various lanes in Oberlin and Elyria circuits.

Knights OF Columbus John Koviak Schlather Ing Robert Thompson Reichlin Ed Glowaski Bittner-DeCarla I High Ferraro Ed Thome Schio

FRIENDSHIP LCCC 2 Triumphs Over Bee- Line Fashions In League

Friendship LCCC 2 defeated Bee- Line Fashions 21-? in a high scoring bowling night. Sibley Roofing, LCCC 2 and Murphys Body Shop posted 2-1 wins, while Better Line beat LCCC 2 2-1 as top series scores highlighted by Dennis Newton 1211 and Murphys Body Shop.

Bee- Line Fashions MacBeth Construction Sibley Murphys Body Shop Better Line LCCC Dennis Newton A Wachsberger D! Lewis Sibley Roofing D_ Newton R Emerson P Pattery, Son

Bowling League Scores From Elyria and Surrounding Alleys

League results show American Legion Rioney s team defeating Wooden Foodway and others with 2 1 match scores across multiple clubs. Standout individuals include Chuck Santoro with high series and single game marks, plus Bill Woodrell and Harold Green leading in top scores.

Andy Foreman Realty Wooden Foodway West Side Lumber Herb Melster Chucks Barber Shop Orlean Co Dukes Shoes Stag Shop Keplin Furniture Dicken Funeral Home Allen- Thorley -DeLloyd Ins Ray Yunker Builder Porterhouse Bell Co Gardner Jewelers Nate & Co Lloyd Supply Filckinger & Son Frank Larizzi Kaplan Furniture Chuck Santoro Bill Sadler Foreman Realty Bill Saddler Earl Snodgrass EL Rey Grotto Crowder Insurance Wilmot Printing Elyria Welding Shepherd Chevrolet Evans Lanes Harvey Curtis Lloyd Lumber Bill Woodrell A! McWilliam Wilmot Russ Whyte Elyria Welding High Harold Green Crowder Insurance Kell Hall

Nine Bowlers Hit 600 Club in Area Leagues

Balogh led with 617 in the B League at Evans Lanes as Balogh Masonry swept Moore Painting 30. Other 600s: Bob Yun 614 226 high. Dick Holzhuamer 610 235. Herb Guyeska 605. Jack Dillman 613 with 165 237 211 for Wrens. John Bagnoni 602. Don Moss 601. Frank Larizza 608. Bill Woodrell 606 with a 222 game at Stoney’s and Evans Lanes.

Balogh Evans Lanes Balogh Masonry Moore Painting Tarry’s Bob Yun Dick Holzhauer Herb Guyeska Bill Woodrell Woodrell

Firelands junior high and ninth grade basketball invitational

The Firelands Junior High and Ninth Grade Invitational Basketball Tournament opens Saturday at Firelands High School in Henrietia Township. Games run Feb 12 Feb 16 Feb 19 and Feb 26 with six minute quarters under Ohio High School Athletic Association rules. The event features six Lorain County Inland Conference schools plus Buckeye and Wellington in the ninth grade, with trophies for junior high and ninth grade winners and runners-up. Admission is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for students.

Inland Lorain County Avon Keystone Columbia Firelands Tennyson South Amherst Buckie Wellington Columbia-Keystone Wellington-South Amherst Buckeye-Firelands Avon-Tennyson

500 Club Members Named In Honor Roll

The list names Marian Kies Carol Perin Ruth Gest Effie Spraggins Mary Gallis Ernie Holohan Eloise Willard Miriam Taps Eleanor Wachtler and more as 500 Club honorees. This roster highlights longtime contributors across departments, reflecting varied service lengths and community impact.

Marian Kies Carol Perin Ruth Gest Effie Spraggins Mary Gallis Ernie Holohan Eloise Willard Miriam Taps Eleanor Wachtler

Indoor lighting for starting seeds and cuttings

Advice on using two 20 watt fluorescent lamps and height adjustable stands to grow seedlings cuttings and house plants indoors. Features include end view of a unit with eight holes 2 inches apart and 16 inches of height variation, reflective surfaces, and moisture control for 60 to 72 degree conditions.

Green Thumb tips for geraniums and salvias for home gardens

A reader shares practical geranium cuttings guidance, including root growth in vermiculite, careful transplanting, light watering, and dry-after-potting care to avoid rot. It also covers salvia varieties, bloom timing, and seed germination tips, plus guidance on lawn thatch and dethatching methods and relative impact on lawn health.

Cat litter and soil: gardeners weigh clay soil improvemen

Elyria readers discuss using sanitary cat litter to loosen clay soils by broadcasting and tilling in, then supplement with composts, sawdust, and leaf mold. Cat friendly plant ideas offered. further plant names welcome for indoor honey cats. potato tomato wilt remedies suggested for seedlings include well drained mix, sand and peat, and cautious feeding schedule.

D. R Elyria

Potlatch feast in Tlingit culture of Alaska

Indians of the Tlingit tribe used blankets as a form of wealth and held warlike feasts to protect resources. A Tlingit would stage a potlatch when overstocked, hosting a great feast and giving away excess possessions like blankets.

Nome Alaska

Library board reelects chief in New London

Kenneth Kirkpatrick was reelected president of the New London Library Board of Trustees. Delbert Barnes was reelected vice president and Mrs. W. P. Whittington secretary. Librarian Mrs. E. C. French was rehired as Clerk of the board. Other members include Mrs. Gerald Fowden, Mrs. Rodney Ward, Mrs. Harry Rowland Sr., and W. R. Burton.

NEW London Kenneth Kirkpatrick New London Library Board of Trustees Delbert Barnes W. P. Whittington E. C. French Gerald Fowden Rodney Ward Harry Rowland W. R. Burton

Trail Blazers organize Sunday Horsemans Club meeting

The Trail Blazers Horsemanship Club will hold an organization meeting Sunday at 7 30 p.m. in the Community Room at the Elyria Savings Trust Bank North Ridgeville branch. Old members should bring last year's project books. Open to ages 9 to 19. parents welcome. Advisors Jack Ternes and Tim Ternes available for contact.

Trail Blazers +Horsejmanship Club Elyria Savings & Trust Bank North Ridgeville Jack Ternes Tim Ternes

Population curve up to 12 million by 1967 in Australia

Melbourne report notes Australia’s population is projected to reach 12 million by the end of 1967 based on current immigration and birth rates. The latest estimate places the population at 11,250,708 early in 1965.

Melbourne Australia

Double Duty Spring Bulbs for Indoor to Garden Planting

Indoor forced bulbs like tulips hyacinths and daffodils can be reused in the garden this spring. After indoor blooming allow a rest period keep leaves green and water until they yellow then withhold water until dormancy. Store bulbs in cool containers until spring then plant deep in soil two to two and a half times their height.

Banks Close For Decimal Currency Changeover

Australian banks will be closed February 10 to 13 to complete preparations for the switch to decimal currency on February 14. Hundreds of millions of new coins will be released into circulation on Cy C Day.

Plan ahead for plantings with OSU horticulturists

Talking plantings is a good idea for any landscape project this spring. Ohio State University horticulturists advise consulting landscape specialists or nurserymen now to discuss layout, plant heights, growth habits, and care needs. Early planning saves time, money, and can raise property value.

Ohio State University Horticulturists

Wooster tops for rhododendron and azalea garden

Dr. Roy M. Kottman of the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center in Wooster announced a seven acre rhododendron and azalea garden. The center, with Secrest Arboretum, will host an official rhododendron test and display garden under a partnership with the Great Lakes Chapter of the American Rhododendron Society. Richard A. Fenicchia, president of the Great Lakes Chapter, said the center was chosen from several applicants to host the project aimed at collecting rhododendrons and azaleas suited to the Great Lakes region.

NIH Funds Drive Cancer Research Near One Billion

Washington figures show the National Institutes of Health spend nearly one billion dollars annually and supply about half of all funds used for cancer research. The data underline NIH role in supporting major cancer studies and related scientific work nationally.

Washington National Institutes of Health

Chronicle-Telegram item fragment from Elyria newspaper

Fragmentary Chronicle-Telegram excerpt from Elyria Ohio dated Friday February 11 1965. Contains sparse readable items and partial notices without full context or clear events.

Distress signal Mayday traced to French origins

The international radiotelephone distress signal Mayday stems from the French phrase ma aider meaning help me, adopted to convey urgent danger at sea or in the air.

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