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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1976
Page
9
A Chicago TV station aired a film showing chef Bob Williams at Edinburg Castle Inn, triggering immediate backlash. Reservations were canceled and protests began over the restaurant's use of a Black chef, leaving owner Mrs. McDougall and Williams in a quandary after prior brisk business.
A public carpet auction will be held at 112 East Bridge St Elyria on Sunday February 22 1976 at 1700 hours. Items include carpeting from top names in many styles and colors with price ranges from 3.00 to 419.000 per yard plus padding installation and delivery. Jerome Carpet owner Larry G Standen and Complete Auction Service urge buyers to bring room sizes and plan to attend.
Public auction in Creston Ohio on February 25 1976 at noon features 75 Holsteins 10 registered 65 grades including a Pawnee Farm Arlindo Chief daughter with strong production plus 28 first calf heifers from one herd sired by Tri State Breeders Bulls. Also offering 60 fresh heifer calves and springers, with cows milking up to 100 lbs daily. Near Creston at the barn two miles south or eight miles north of Wooster. Lunch, folders of safe, not responsible for accidents. Located by Fenstermater and Miller. contact Kenneth W Brows.
Sunday Auction held at 2 30 P M on February 22 at Downtown Co op 357 Broad St Elyria Ohio features early bird seating and a wide lot of collectibles including Avon bottles glassware old tools lamps furniture two guns a 1900s steamer trunk marble slabs a diamond ring valued at 625 00 plus many unopened items and produce offerings. catalog lists numerous items and vintage gear while arrangements for produce items are noted.
Ohio State University economist reports a record 6.7 million dollars in feeder pig sales at Ohio graded auctions for 1975, up from 1974 by nearly 3 million. Average per hundredweight 91.30, per head 48.30, with 127,482 pigs sold across 78 sales.
The Matheson Co was granted a building permit for a 12 unit apartment building at 120 Fox Hill Lane in Elyria. The $120,000 project received approval yesterday from the city building department. The Matheson Co offices are located at 1140 Tower Blvd Lorain.
Captain Gary N Welschenbach earned the Meritorious Service Medal for outstanding duty as a supply officer at Howard AFB CZ and is stationed with a Pacific Air Forces unit in Osan AB Korea. Airman Robert Hoels returned on leave after two years at Nellis AFB. Airman Donald L Finneran Sr named Outstanding Airman at Tinker AFB. Lt(jg) Christopher J Elles earned the Navy Achievement Medal aboard USS Higelow Mayport. Coast Guard Seaman Apprentice Michael J Biggs graduates machinery technician school in Yorktown and heads to Misawa AB Japan. Multiple other air force staff, airmen, and guardsmen listed with duty stations, schools, and promotions.
Review notes a strong Lincoln Center production of Mrs Warren's Profession directed by Gerald Freedman starring Lynn Redgrave as Vivie and Ruth Gordon as Mrs Warren. Cast highlights Edward Herrmann Milo O'Shea Philip Bosco Ron Randall. Critic critiques Gordon's performance as overacted while praising set design by David Mitchell and period realism.
A datebook entry notes a potluck dinner hosted by Penfield United Church at 12:30 pm at the church. The item highlights a community gathering with congregants sharing dishes and fellowship.
Amtrak plans a 924 month experiment starting March 1 selling USA Rail passes for unlimited travel on Amtrak lines. Two week passes cost 150, 21 day passes 200, 30 day passes 250 with half price for children ages 2 to 11. Passes require 15 day start window and seat reservations on all reserved trains. Southern Railway to accept passes after March 15 for Washington to New Orleans trips.
Rep Ronald Motts introduced a bill to punish American businesses that bribe foreign officials with fines up to 25 million dollars and prison up to 10 years. The measure would hold parent companies accountable for acts by their agents and target executives with personal fines.
Dr. Maria Urdaneta of the University of Texas at San Antonio reports that folk medicine remains common among Mexican Americans and rural Blacks in Texas. Practices include rubbing egg on fevered heads, tea for dehydration, iodized fish and salt for goiter, spider webs and clay packs to stop bleeding, goose grease for colds, and epsom salts for high blood pressure, with many recovering whether or not they consult doctors.
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