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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1966
Page
8
Den 5 conducts uniform inspection on May 18 as Pack 136 meets at First Methodist Church Elyr Ronald Cunningham attends. A Wolf Badge honors perfect score by Nichaell Raros and the neighborhood commissioner presents awards as the meeting proceeds.
Interior Secretary Stewart L. Udall ordered new protective steps for bald eagle nesting sites on national lands after the bird faced increasing scarcity. The action follows Congress founding the eagle as national symbol and urges safeguards to prevent extinction amid abundant wildlife concerns.
New proposals spell wide scale transport and wildlife restrictions. A U S official argues 195 million people could ride in 75 million cars, with future plans to reduce to 19 persons per car and 97 million cars to carry 225 million Americans and friends in North America. Bald eagle protections tighten timber rules near nests and stabilize dangerous trees. The effort aims to halt habitat disturbance and designate nesting areas in natural zones. A 1963 survey found 230 active nests but only 96 had fledglings, with about 44 total fledglings. Arrows awarded to Michael Pazos Larry Pressner and George Henry Jr. Pack toured Air Control Center in Oberlin Jan 2. District activities call for Boy Scout Week window displays, with judgeable entries and a Southeast District meeting at Kenneth Hall residence. Measurements and schedules follow for many districts and training sessions.
UPI reports Lima senator Frazier Reams Jr after winning the Democratic endorsement for governor attacked Governor Rhodes and the current slogan The slogan would shift from Profit is not a dirty word in Ohio to People is not a dirty word in Ohio Reams urged replacing government of, by and for the special interests with government of, by and for the people Reams criticized the state debt and claimed Ohio’s growth lags behind neighboring states while noting credit for prosperity remains with Democratic policies.
Avon Lake High School will not be in session while county teachers attend a full day workshop at Clearview High School. Avon, Clearview, Columbia, Firelands, South Amherst, Keystone, Midview, and Sheffield-Sheffield Lake districts are affected. Dr Don L Edwards of Miami University is the keynote speaker.
Belden Republican women clubs from LaGrange and Graf-ton area gather at Belden Methodist Church for an 8 pm session to elect officers. Mrs Moe will report on a recent luncheon meeting. Mrs Marion Mull will host and secretary and treasurer appointed. A recording of Phyllis Schlaffly speech What Are the Gravediggers Doing Now will be shown by Mr and Mrs Boersig.
Arthur Walkden Medina County Extension Agent will address the Spencer Civic Club at a Tuesday 7 p.m. dinner meeting at the First Methodist Church. He will discuss the county agricultural extension office work. Dinner served by the Methodist Women's Society. Gilbert Brown is club president.
Lorain district conducts candy fundraiser to buy tubas for the Clearview Band. Sale runs through Feb 14 under band boosters with Mrs Szabo as chair. Area captains include Mrs Hall and others. top sellers win prizes and a dinner, plus a March paper drive planned.
A donkey basketball game is scheduled for Tuesday at Western Reserve High School pitting the Downtown Coaches Club against WRHS senior boys. Buckeye Ball Co. supplies the donkeys from Columbus. Downtown Coaches Club players include Red Miller Carl Gerber and Pete Matelik. A 7 pm preliminary faculty versus school team game precedes the main event. Tickets are sold by the high school Lettermen's Club.
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