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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1960
Page
16
Plans for a 430 million dollar residential project and a small neighborhood shopping center in Englewood NW of Dayton were announced Wednesday night. Construction on the 150 home area is expected to start within two months and take six or seven years to complete.
Cross Is Firm Head Am Br Co Now Taking Up New JA Projects with pig shaped cutting boards and wooden letterholders as post Christmas projects. 18 teenage industrialists run the shop under four Brake Shoe advisers. Dan Cross is president and John Davies is vice president. They plan open house February 14 at the Elyria Achievement Center to showcase nine Junior Achievement companies with weekly two hour meetings and stock priced at 50 cents a share.
The Western Reserve Band Parents group met at the Wakeman school cafeteria under Frances Phillips. They announced funds were raised to pay the debt on the new band uniforms and planned a bake sale for Feb 19 basketball game. Next meeting is Feb 22 at Townsend Gymnasium.
Inductions for freshman and sophomores will be held at 7 30 p m at the Elyria YMCA. Junior and senior members will be inducted by a team of officers including William Kopis Richard Ball Theodore Struck Nick Landis Edward Fenwick Louis Kilzer and Robert Wendling with advisor. About thirty boys to be inducted, per P F Johnson boys work director, in what may be the last service this year. A Hi council meeting will follow to plan a spring dance and program.
A Reader's Digest feature debuts newer average weight charts for taller modern Americans, offering guidance on ideal weights beyond old tables. It highlights February issue figures and invites readers to compare personal measurements with the updated norms.
January meeting of Cub Scout Pack 107 at Mc Kinley School PTA awarded badges pins and arrow points to Ralph Shelden Robert Kristoff Allan Painter Gary Streicher William Cantwell Carl Goetz Randall Perkins Chad Smith Gary Cowley Howard Brownstein Michael McWilliams James Brian and Donald Stewart. A bake sale tomorrow from 2 to 3 pm at the Toggery Shop funds pack activities.
Bernard W. Coons, 49, prize-winning NY newspaper photographer with the New York Mirror since 1932, was killed Wednesday when his sports car was rammed from behind by a truck in Edison Township, North Jersey, while en route to cover a story.
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