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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1968
Page
11
The article notes a shuffleboard setup in a recreation room with floor inlays and a rath s Keller motif. Walls showcase Me sonite Royalcote Paneling, pecan woodgrain, and travertine marble accents. the piece mentions shove-groat as an old term for shuffleboard.
New York economist George A. Christie of F. W. Dodge Co said the U S construction industry has recovered from a two year slump and will post a solid housing gain with modest gains in industrial and commercial buildings. He projected 1968 activity could exceed 1967 by about ten percent.
Paul Livelsberger owner of Custom Woodworking markets cabinet repairs and custom fittings to solve space issues and unique needs. Services include replacing chipped doors adding special compartments and making bookcases vanities and valances with business hours 8 am to 4 30 pm weekdays and 8 am to noon Saturday at 121 Malcolm Ct contact 322 4047.
Reliable Body Shop at 154 Edgewood St. is owned by Steve Stanchak. A naturalized citizen who began in auto body work at 16, he built the shop into a trusted local facility. Each car leaves with a complete inspection and road test, and customers are greeted with a smile. Phone 323-5262.
Elyria Concrete Step Co offers maintenance free precast steps in four five or six foot widths with optional platforms and up to eight risers. Permanent safety treads prevent falls while ornamental railings and mailbox stands in Cantessa Mowing Princess and Milady styles enhance entryways. Visit 210 Wesley Ave off Cleveland St or call 323 1707.
Kathy Burns GE's Lady of Light marks National Electrical Week with the first fluorescent lamps. The celebration recalls fluoresc ent lighting's public debut 30 years ago at the 1930s fairs after three years at Nela Park. Edison pioneered early fluorescent concepts in 1896 though practical use followed much later.
Doman's Musicland president Dennis Doman discusses how electronics now imitate various instruments from a single basic instrument. He cites Sunn and Sunn Amplifier Corp. progress with integrated circuits that shrink gear size.
The Ohio State University Agricultural Extension Service reports that potatoes are the only major food not setting a record this year. The crop fell three percent below 1966.
All Service Corp offers 24 hour telephone answering and secretarial services in Lorain County including alarm monitoring wake up service and nurse registry duties for hospitals and homes. Located at 2200 North Ridge Rd and Rt 57 the firm promotes courteous phone handling and low cost growth generating service.
West End Garage offers safety checks to ensure your car is safe. Tom Spence and technicians inspect exhaust, PCV valves, wheel bearings, joints, and the compressor during tune ups. If repairs are needed they are completed quickly with quality workmanship. Call 322-0033.
The Men's Shop at 106 Middle Ave offers 20 percent off CCM ice skates and hunting gear including Woolrich coats pants and caps. Norm Stark, manager, says the full line of skates and accessories for ladies and men, hockey equipment, boots, gloves and gun cases are reduced.
FRANK R. HUDACER of Lorain has joined Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co. as editor of company employee publications. A Kent State journalism graduate and former navy man, he previously worked for the Elyria Chronicle Telegram and Lorain Journal and led Ford Motor Co employee publications. He is married with two children. Land reclamation in Venezuela aims to recover soil in the Orinoco delta for agriculture and animal breeding across 1 million hectares.
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