Os Sylvania exec dead
EMPORIUM Pa UPI Max F Balcom chairman of Sylvania Electric Products 1960 to 1963 died Monday night aged 77.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1966
Page
6
EMPORIUM Pa UPI Max F Balcom chairman of Sylvania Electric Products 1960 to 1963 died Monday night aged 77.
Although ares archers focus on Pennsylvania and Michigan they may overlook Wisconsin with a strong deer harvest. This past season Wisconsin archery kill reached 4800 versus 3164 the year before.
The New London school board weighs a proposed 647,936 bond to fund a 500 student high school remodel and a new Pintechoal Maker site. State funds of 838,280 are approved pending board acceptance of state recommendations. Approval by voters by May 20 is required to qualify for the debt.
In Ann Arbor Michigan a man named Maurice Mallion 37 was ordered to repay more than 20000 in welfare payments for a wife and four children he deserted nine years ago He was fined 110 and placed on three years probation for desertion and non support He admitted desertion of his first wife and later claimed memory loss about a Willis Michigan family.
Spencer village struggles to raise money for a third reservoir site and park tree plantings. Mayor Brouse cites a $80.2 grant gap, urging contributions from Medina County Conservation District and local scouts to fund trees and shrubs before a March deadline.
The Rochester Red and Gun Club will stage a fox hunt Sunday with meeting at the Rochester fire station at 9 a.m. Lunch will be available and shotguns only are permitted. Beaver Creek Sportsmen's Club starts at 9 30 a.m at the George Reese Farm. Columbia Game Club holds an 1 p.m. hunt at Columbia High School grounds with a bounty for each fox shot.
Arthur Prince, Oberlin College photographer, placed runner-up for Photographer of the Year at a Great Lakes District Conference event in Columbus. He earned first, third, and honorable mention in separate categories, with his entry Signs of the Times named best in the show.
At Flushing Meadows site the Top of the Fair restaurant will stay open for dining and nightly dancing. Management says the name became so well known during the 1964 65 World's Fair that there are no plans to change it.
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