College Center to get carpeting draperies
After a month's delay, Lorain's Reidy Scanlan Furniture Co. won the draperies bid for 13,090.75 and Cleveland's Interiors Division won carpeting for 20,493.18. LCCC President Max J. Lerner said the draperies and carpet materials were chosen after a study of options. The Ohio Board of Regents and State Architect's Office have approved the drapery contract for award.
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County Community College
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Ohio Board of Regents
State Architect
Fire insurance leader Vitt dies at 71 in Pinehurst
Bruno C. Vitt an Italian immigrant who started as an office boy and rose to the presidency of the American Insurance Co agencies in Newark died at his Pinehurst home at age 71. He began his insurance career in 1912 with a Columbus Georgia carpeting firm. The record notes informal approval of a trial action in Newark within two weeks.
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N.C
UPI
Bruno C. Vitt
Vitt
Columbus
Two Insurance Co
Newark
Position for Accounting Head at Ohio Food Machinery Firm
College degree required with progression to department head in a small fast growing metalworking company in northern Ohio. Background in credit insurance taxes costs and related areas preferred. Experience in metalworking helpful but all qualified applicants considered. Fringe benefits good conditions and chance to join a growing firm. Send resume to Box 828 Chronicle-Telegram in confidence.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Parma seeks zoning change to open Hamilton Street for industry
Willoughby Harris, Pittsfield Township Trustee who owns 1000 front feet on East Hamilton Street, plans a city zoning change request that could end Oberlin Improvement and Development Corp ration's industrial site monopoly. Harris notes city management may oppose rer zoning while Parma weighs a study commission proposal and Av on Lake judges alternate city duties next week.
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Parma
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Rae Council
Commission
Goldthorpe
Parma Court
White House set for Luci Johnson meet with Nugents
Washington UPI reports Mr and Mrs Gerard Nugent of Waukegan Illinois arrive for their weekend stay at the White House to meet Luci Johnson and her family. The couple, whose son Patrick is engaged to Luci, travel with publicity and hope for a calm turnout amid reporters.
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UPI
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Waukegan
White House
Nugents
Patrick
Johnson
Luci
Executive Mansion
Captain George C Dellinger Assigned Overseer of Observer Viet Nam
CAPT GEORGE C DELLINGER son of Mr and Mrs C F Dellinger 166 Adelbert St has a one year assignment with the U S Army in Viet Nam He will supervise The Observer the U S Armed Forces newspaper in Viet Nam based in Saigon A 1955 Elyria High School graduate his wife Linda Cahill and their two sons Gregory and Gary reside at 820 Rosewood Ave
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C. F. Dellinger
Adelbert St
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Viet Nam
Observer
U. S. Armed Forces
Saigon
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Elyhaigh School
Linda Cahill
Gregory
Gary
Rosewood Ave
Oberlin Hosts Hockey Game and Soprano Recital
Oberlin College calendar lists a hockey game between Oberlin and Dayton University at Tee Rink and a senior soprano recital by Sheila Allen in Warner Concert Hall tonight both open to all interested attendees.
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Paul Double
Ihecomes
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Nathan Milstein
Conservatory
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Toronto Daily Star
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Kulas Recital Hall
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Oberlin College
NAACP to Meet Tuesday at Second Baptist Church
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People schedules its monthly gathering for 7:30 pm Tuesday at Second Baptist Church, undercroft.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Second Baptist Church
Icroft
PTA honors South Amherst past presidents at Founders Day
South Amherst High School hosts a Founders Day program honoring eight past PTA presidents. Mrs. Ivan Hassel speaks on PTA. The village will update the Lorain Telephone Company directory. Mrs. Wayne Slack provides details. The PTA plans to add more books to the school library and to raise funds via a spaghetti supper March 19 and refreshments sales March 12 at the gym.
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Parent - Teacher Association
Ivan Hassel
Avon Lake
North Central
Ohio
Congress of Parents and Teachers
PTA
Lorain Teleiphone Co
Civici
Wayne Slack
Oberlin NAACP Set Meeting At Recreation Center
Oberlin NAACP youth and adults plan a public meeting at the Recreation Center on South Main Street tomorrow at 8 p m. Bart I Ginyard city council vice chairman will address neighborhood improvement clubs in Oberlin The executive board will also meet at 6 30 p m at fellowship.
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Oberlins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
South Main St
Bart I. Ginyard
Ober
Nin
NAACP
London reader offers pigeon solution to feed city
A Sun reader suggested a practical fix for London's growing pigeon problem by catching them and eating them, proposing a direct and controversial approach to reduce the urban flock.
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London
UPI
Sun Newspaper
Other schools accept county college credits
Lorain County Community College President Max J. Lerner told trustees that students have transferred to many institutions with credits accepted. He said rumors of widespread nonacceptance are unfounded and noted isolated mixups were not the college’s fault. Lerner explained D grades cannot transfer and several four year liberal arts colleges are recruiting LCCC students. Trustee Donald Love called it encouraging that other institutions accept LCCC credits before accreditation by the North Central Association.
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Lorain County Community College
Max J. Lerner
Lerner
LCCC
Donald Love
Oberlin College
North Central Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges
Divorces Filed in Lorain County and Nearby Towns
Multiple divorce actions listed for residents in Lorain, Wellington, Avon, Amherst, and surrounding areas. Filings name the spouses and provide addresses such as 2342 East 32nd Street Lorain, 215 North Main Street Wellington, and 2980 Stoney Edge Road Avon. Record shows individuals including Nancy Woody, Karen Blakeslee, Juana Ramos, Steve Hoye, Robert Rank, Virginia Gagnon, Sandra Stroud, Edna Wharton, Doris Tressel, Edda Landreau, Nelson Fitzpatrick, Anita Tablett, Robin Dean, and others. Each entry identifies the initiating party and the spouse being divorced.
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Nancy Woody
East 32Nd St
Lorain
David
Paddy L. Beebe
North Main St
Wellington
Roger
Karen S. Blakeslee
East River St
Harold
Juana Ramos
East 30Th St
Pedro
Steve A. Hoye
Pauline
Robert P. Rank
Hollywood Dr
Dorothy
Virginia Gagnon
Stoney Edge Rd
Avon
Lawrence Sandra L Stroud
Melvyn
Fire truck and firehouse burn in Dunlavin blaze
Embarrassed Dunlavin firemen called for help from two neighboring brigades when their fire truck caught fire. By the time aid arrived the vehicle had been destroyed, along with most of the firehouse and the adjacent courthouse.
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Dunlavin
England
UPI
Bigades
Bargain Valentine Licenses At Wisconsin Courthouse
Couples seeking marriage licenses in Viroqua Wisconsin on Valentine’s Day can save. County Clerk Roger Novy offers 85 licenses for 1 dollar if applicants arrive before 10 am. After 10 am the price rises to 2 dollars and 50 cents.
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Viroqua
Wis
UPI
Roger Novy
Texas Mountains Above 6000 Feet Reach Fifty Four
Texas features a list of 54 peaks exceeding 6000 feet in altitude, a notable count highlighting the state's high elevations and striking landscapes.
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Texas
What AA Is Alcoholics Anonymous Summary Card
Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share experience strength and hope to solve common problems and help others recover from alcoholism. The only requirement for membership is an honest desire to stop drinking. AA has no dues or fees and is not allied with any sect organization or institution. Its primary purpose is to stay sober and help others achieve sobriety. 7 Box 592 Elyria Ohio.
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Alcoholics | Anonymous
Elyria
Ohio
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