Pittsburgh Children's Theatre Presents Adventure Play
The Pittsburgh Children's Theatre stages an adventure play based on historic pirates and treasure, set on Lobster Island. Tickets go on sale through PTA units in Elyria and area schools with coordinators arranging performances in the spring at multiple schools.
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Pittsburgh Children’s Theatre
Elyria
Lobster Island
Long Islind
Lawwrenes
Virginia Dugan
Ers
Prairner
At Fenn Ce
Woren
PTA
Thurdas
Pat Allen
Fly
Zener Spring Valley
Cascade
Edison
Big Colum
Pam
PTA Weaatle Y Faonpah
Astern
Garford
McKinles
Dorsor
Porte
Oberin Coates
Jefferson Founders Day Band Performs At Meeting
Jefferson Founders Day program featured a band formed after seven years of effort led by Mrs Frank Rockwind. The regular business meeting followed as students and staff were reminded of past events and future performances.
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Jefferson
Smith
Barbara Reith
Marty
Mar
Mekry Schau
Jim
Wkwood
Larry Lloyd
Tom Sparem
Bart Ohienburg
Larry Endlinsayer
Kay Katchen
Steve Endaza
David Meacer
Mark Wilford
Walters
Ural
Bethel Shrine Dinner Honors Members With Gifts
Members received birthday gifts at a Bethel Shrine dinner held at Grete Hall on February. The Haj Birthday program featured Heo Eastman on the organ. Cox and staff served refreshments as WHP and WOS presented the gifts. The event reflected group traditions and community ties in a small-town fraternal setting.
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WHP
WOS
Srmup
Heo Eastman
Cox
Grete Hall
Audubon and Birds Topic Movie Hour at Library
The Movie Hour presents color films including Audubon and The Birds of America in the Longfellow Room tomorrow. Also shown are Pueblo Arts and Rock A, a nursery toy fantasy in black and white, plus Who's Who At The Bronx Zoo with rare wildlife from the New York Zoological Gardens.
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Longfellow
Brary
Audubon
Bronx
New York
Brownie Troop 13 Hikes And Elects Officers
Brownie Troop 13 held a winter hike in the Eastern Heights area ending at Mrs. G Hermann s home on Park Ave Cookies and hot cocoa were served at the party Ann Birch was elected president Barbara Coniami vice president Joan Barlow secretary Jo Ann Finegold treasurer Other troops and activities are noted including Troop 64 s Thinking Day and Father Daughter banquet at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints on Lake Ave Members planned a bus ride to cooking sessions at Ohio Fuel Gas Company starting Mar 1 and discussed a Juliette Low Fund drive a trip to Edison School for grooming tips guest Karin Danforth and Lenox Brink were welcomed Shannon Moore read minutes and the Girl Scout Promise was renewed Barbara Moss was reporter.
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Brownie Troop 13
Heights
G. Hermann
Park Ave
Ann Birch
Barbara Coniami
Joan Barlow
Jo Ann Finegold
Martha Bird
Girl Scout Troop 64
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
Eood Grooming
Karin Danforth
Lenox Brink
Shannon Moore
Barbara Moss
Women Activities News Notes Winifred Fay Editor
Winifred L Fay edits a brief roundup of local women’s club events and activities. Reports cover meetings, community service, and upcoming social gatherings with names of organizers and venues. A concise snapshot of civic involvement by local women.
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Winifred L Fay
Kaleel Catanzarite wedding planned in Lorain
Engagement of Miss Kihleen A Catanzarite to Joseph M Kaleel announced at a Valentine's Day dinner for immediate family. Bride is daughter of Jules and (illegible) Catanzarite of 1700 West 20th Street Lorain. groom is son of Mousa Kaleel and (illegible) Kaleel of 105 Cornell Avenue. The couple plan a fall wedding. Catanzarite is a 1990 St Mary High School graduate and secretary at Forrest Distributing. Kaleel is a 1958 Elyria High School graduate, assistant manager at Public Finance Corp, Lorain, and served in the USMC, affiliated with St Mary Church, Elyria.
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Immmediate
Kihleen
A. Catanzarite
Joseph MM. iKaleel
Hedlman’s
Lorain
Jules Catanzairite
West 20Th St. Lorain
Kaleel
Mousa Kaleel
Cornell Aye
Public Finance Corporation
USC
St. Marine Corps
Camp Lejeune
Mary Church
Elyri
Georgia Lee Napier to Wed Charles H Fisher
Engagement announced for Miss Georgia Lee Napier of Lorain and Charles He Fisher of Amherst. Napier, daughter of Mrs. Robert Morgan and the late George Napier, recently graduated from Evangelical United Brethren Mission School and works at Winko Mauie Signal Company. Fisher, an Amherst Central High School alumnus, served in the U S Air Force and works at Gregory Industries. Wedding planned for June.
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Georga Lee Napier
Tenth Street
Lorain
Charles He ‘Fisher
Chester Fisher
Lynn Rd
Amherst
Wais
Miss Napier
Robert Morgan
George Napier
Evangelical United Brethren Mission School
Southeastern Kentucky
Winko Mauie Signal Company
Fisher
Amherst Central High School
U.S. Air Force
Gregory Industries
Pas-Tels host games. prize winners named at meetings
At the Pas-Tels gathering hosted by Mrs. Harold Fulton prizes went to Mrs. Lloyd Burnside Mrs. Helen Burt and Mrs. Roger Hirzel. The group plans a March 9 meeting at Mrs. Willis Hardy s home. The Merry Wives of Forty met at Mrs Elmer Weiss s home with prizes awarded to Mrs Thelma Jalowiec Mrs. Dorothy Sprague and Mrs. Tean Tindan Sam Yanick. Yanick and family announced a birth in Georgia of son Craig David weighing five pounds four ounces with maternal grandparents in Boston and paternal grandparents in Elyria. Lt Richard Kneiss and family from Fort Benning Ga announced their first child.
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Pas-Tels
Pas- Tels
Harold Fulton
Beebe Ct
Lloyd Burnside
Helen Burt
Roger Hirzel
Willis Hardy
Bell Ave
Richard Kneiss
Lloyd Way
Battle Park
Fort Benning
Craig David
Georgia
Stanley
Boston
Mass
Fred Kneiss
East River St
Elyria
Y Teens plan fundraiser sale for trip to Cleveland
Midview Junior-Senior group announced a Y-Teen Candy bar sale at the Wednesday meeting to raise funds for a trip to Cleveland. Proceeds will cover travel for members and two advisors.
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Midview
Cleveland
Ely PTA Meeting Recap and Guest Demonstration
The Ely PTA plans a March meeting featuring Betty Newton demonstrating at the Ohio Fuel Gas Company on March 9. A service at a rest home is scheduled, with Miss Faye Hargrave as secretary. Twenty five members attended the session led by Kathy Price about U.S. military personnel in Japan.
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Betty Newton
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
ELY Pta
Faye Hargrave
Japan
Kathy
U.S
Price
Pilgrim Women Plan Dinner at Pilgrim Church
Pilgrim Church Women executive board met last week to plan a Feb 26 smorgasbord featuring turkey and ham. Mrs. Fred Schubert leads kitchen duties. dining room supervisors include Mrs. Harry Lindsey and Mrs. Daniel Boyd t. Publicity handled by Mrs. Russell Cahill, Mrs. Robert Baeder, and Mrs. Richard Swiers. Tickets and reservations are directed by Mrs. Michael Bartinski and Mrs. Alex Gildzen.
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Pilgrim Church Women
Fred Schubert
Ways and Means
Harrry Lindsey
Daniel Boydt
Russell Cahill
Robert Baeder
Richard Swiers
Michael Bartinski
Alex Gildzen
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