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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1970
Page
5
TV schedule style notes list programming on Metropol itan General Hospital and related segments. Features include a documentary about a young surgeon’s career and life saving efforts, followed by school programs, guest segments, and musical variety shows with host and guest lineups.
A jumble of film titles and brief descriptions from midcentury cinema listing many works from 1940s and 1950s. Mentions include The Buccaneer Brigadoon The Caine Mutiny and Dark at the Top of the Stairs with actors like Yul Brynner Gene Kelly and James Mason. notes on plots involving biblical strong man themes romance in Scottish highlands and mobster stories.
New London elementary School hobby show honors were awarded by principal Donald Babcock. First and second place displays included John Gibson rack collection Ray mond Mencl sport car models Tracy Marquis rare coin collection Laura O Dell postcard scrapbook and more. The student council plans a spring talent show.
A long list of discharge notices appears for patients formerly housed in area hospitals. Names include Mrs William Carlyiff, Scott Olson, Mrs Reba S Fmbrey, Rogher G Hargls, KEEFBRAND, M FOLBN Mest Ave, and many others with street addresses in Lorain, Elyria, Avon, Wellington, and nearby communities. The notices reflect recent discharges and identify several individuals by name and residence, spanning Oakwood Drive, West Avenue, East 29th Street, and Winfield area addresses.
New London Hospital announces revised visiting hours from from to pm to accommodate afternoon shift workers. Administrator Mrs Ray Sprague says the schedule change aims to ease access while patient condition or doctor orders may still restrict visits.
New London residents celebrate a successful United Fund campaign as certificates of appreciation are presented by Huron County Commissioner to Charles Meyer and Edward Hamilton for surpassing the 1969 goal of 8500 by 391. Final disbursement awaits payments from one remaining industry. Gilbert, head of the Heart Fund Drive, announces volunteers will canvass homes tomorrow to seek support for the program.
The Sheffield Lake Jaycees sponsor a mayor prayer dinner tonight at 630 at St Thomas Catholic Church located at 915 Harris Road. The event gathers community leaders for a community prayer and dinner hosted by local civic group.
William B Murray of Bonnie Brae Farm Wellington receives the College of Agriculture and Home Economics Centennial Award for distinguished service at Ohio State University ceremonies. Murray, a 1927 OSU graduate and longtime Standardbred and Percheron breeder, has held leadership roles with the Percheron Breeders Association and the Lorain County Fair and has served on the Wellington School Board. He represented Ohio with the United States Trotting Association for over two decades.
Avon Lake officials push a proposed bond of 1 million to 125 million for recreation, with current funds set aside for temporary resurfacing of tennis courts and Willer Road upgrades. The board eyeing fencing, parking, picnic areas, and possible drinking water and toilets next year while awaiting bond passage.
Wellington residents may join a five day smoking cessation clinic at the Community Room of Oberlin Savings Bank March 9 to 13 starting each evening at 730 pm. Toram County Inter Agency Council of Smoking and Health notes 350 Lorain County residents stopped smoking in four prior clinics. Advance registration through Mrs Barbara Kenpers president of the Town and Country Civic Club in Wellington.
Ohio state university to host a careers symposium for political science majors with Rep Don J Pease editor of Oberlin News Tribune among speakers. The Oberlin paper won 1st prize for general excellence in its circulation class for the seventh year and 1st in editorials among state weeklies. About 200 Ohio State University students connected to participate.
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