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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1971
Page
7
Lorain Catholic High School juniors present a computer dance Saturday at 8 p.m. in the school gym. Students completed a questionnaire sent to a computer firm to receive three scientific and three astrological matches for the dance. Attendance is open to all students with two bands providing four hours of music.
The Cooperative Office Education class from Elyria High School plans a bake sale at Zayre's Department Store on Saturday from 11 am to 5 pm. Proceeds will fund a student employer banquet in April.
Steele High School names senior of the month for Amherst students Carol Shinsky and Jeff Milks. Carol, 17, is active in student council, Girls Athletic Leaders, Latin Club, Ski Club, Pep Club, and works as an office aide. Jeff, 17, is vice president of student council, wrestles, plays tennis, and participated in Buckeye Boys State.
A catalog of paperback titles includes Love Story by Erich Segal and The Andromeda Strain by Crichton, along with novels such as A Place in the Country by Gainham and The Love Machine by Hughes. Prices range from $1.25 to $1.95, with multiple imprints like Signet, Fawcett, Dell, Avon, Bantam, and Paperback Library represented.
The Dust a national rock group will present two two hour assemblies at Midview and Ridgeville High Schools this week in a music and lecture show about drugs protest and rebellion. Splendor Productions notes the group aims to help students sort conflicting voices and find answers.
Washington reports the first copyright entry in the United States the Philadelphia Spelling Book registered by John Barry on June 9 1790. The piece marks the start of a register that has grown to more than 13 million copyrights in the United States to date.
Susan Phillips at Berkeley and students at Stanford and UC campuses discuss a move away from formal dating toward spontaneous, group socializing. Experts note coed living and new attitudes shape relationships while some favor traditional dating, as others value flexibility and shared finances.
The schedule lists events at multiple schools and venues including Brookside High, Mentor High, Elyria Catholic, Lorain High, Bay High, and Vermilion High. Activities include freshmen basketball, senior girls retreat, computer dance, rock festivals, and varsity wrestling with times from a.m. to p.m. on various days.
A dated roster lists popular songs and artists including My Sweet Lord Isn't It a Pity Knock Three Times One Less Bell to Answer and many others with performers such as George Harrison Santana the Partridge Family the Miracles Chicago the Supremes and the Bee Gees. The compilation mentions a mix of rock pop and soul titles reflecting a bygone era of chart toppers.
The essay praises Harrison as a self contained artist whose All Things Must Pass expresses inner peace and growth. It notes his shift from Beatles guitarist to composer, cites tracks like While My Guitar Gently Weeps and If Not For You, and credits Phil Spector’s influence along with Apple Jam’s Johnny's Birthday as reflections of his enduring happiness and evolving faith. The piece frames the album as a personal journey beyond the band’s shadows, inviting listeners to share his hopeful vision.
Three Dog Night featuring Danny Hutton Cory Wells and Chuck Negron will perform Saturday January 23 at 8 30 p m in Public Auditorium Cleveland Presented by WIXY Radio with Belkin Productions Dreams opens The seven member group writes produces and arranges most of its material with Laura Nyro influences Tickets are available at The Men's Shop Elyria Burrows stores Convention Center Box Office Halcyon Days in Kent and Mayflower Travel Akron.
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