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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1966
Page
8
A birthday horoscope segment offers brief guidance for Virgo Libra and Sagittarius. It cautions Virgo to avoid loud family disputes and urges modesty while highlighting professional attendance. Libra is advised to seek social proof with renewed vigor. Sagittarius warns against disappointment and emphasizes restraint in giving.
The page features a Scorpio and other sun signs with outlooks for happiness and life plans. It includes a Connecticut style local note about Columbia Township Trustees and a town meeting schedule, along with Rocky River cleaning updates and a Palm Sunday tornado report.
The document lists Hitchens named to lead Columbia trustees and outlines township pay rates and appointments. It details salaries for fire chief and road crews, cemetery duties, and various part time posts, plus upcoming meetings and zoning references.
The Women’s Society for Christian Service at Columbia Methodist Church will host a session on “The School Dropout and Related Subjects” with Robert Abbey, Columbia High School guidance counselor, as guest speaker. Five circles schedule meetings January 12 with various host locations and times.
Lost and found notices list several dogs missing in Mills Ray Ridgeville and East Rivereward areas with contact numbers 327-9533 322-0183 and 322-8138. Found dogs include a black brown female near Clinton Ave and a 15 year old fawn Chihuahua named Poncho. Special notices mention bookkeeping and pickup and delivery with contact 322
Gen William C Westmoreland commander of US forces in Viet Nam named Time Magazine Man of the Year for 1965. The News Magazine praised him as the snowy personification of the American fighting man, enduring the terror and discomfort of a hot war across Nam.
Dr Harry A Lapsitt of the Aero Space Research Laboratories at Wright Patterson Air Force Base is nominated among ten federal civilian employees for the Arthur S Fleming award. Lipsitt oversees metallurgy research and is a professor at the Air Force Institute of Technology.
A fencing course for young men and women will be taught by Frank Zoltan, Oberlin College fencing coach, at the South Street Gymnasium on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7 to 9 PM. The program runs Jan 1 to March 17 and equipment is provided by the YMCA. Also notice of a name change petition filed in Lorain County Probate Court with varied spellings for Robert Andrew Lawrence Nowinaki.
The New London Local Board of Education unveiled a proposal to build a 500 pupil high school and remodel district schools at a total cost of about 1.406 million dollars. State funds would cover 898,280 dollars with a 647,936 dollar local bond awaiting voter approval. The plan hinges on state board consent and district debt limits, and reflects projected 1970 enrollment and space limits at the current site.
Berlin Heights votes Norman Hill as chairman of the Berlin Township Board of Trustees. Edward Otte named another member. The board plans Hill road improvements and spraying weed control with zones designated by owners. They will retop 21 miles of roads and consider street light upgrades at An- dress Road and Old Lake Road.
Charles E Meyer was reelected president at a New London district meeting held at New London High School. The board approved compensation and duties for officers and authorized the clerk to handle obligations if due. several new members were sworn in and a policy to join a regional program was discussed.
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