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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1972
Page
2
We remember the acts of kindness after the death of Hannah Rollo on July 5 1966. Thanks to Wellington Community Hospital Elgas Nursing Home and Carlisle Grange for prayers and pallbearers. Loving memories from Frank Eldred family and descendants.
Elyria school officials await state guidelines under Substitute Senate Bill 405 requiring a comprehensive state plan for educating handicapped children by July 1, 1973. Districts may operate independently or jointly. local plans due December with an interim report in February. The district already runs special education classes and will formalize current procedures in writing.
An extra 173475 federal grant increases HUD support for Elyria's Malcolm Manor urban renewal project. Funds cover relocation payments as the project expands toward renovation and eventual sale for commercial use with total costs around 134 million. City planners note past relocation payments are complete and the new money confirms anticipated assistance. Ms Rattlesnake will perform a teen dance at First Congregational Church Friday night with admission of one dollar.
New York AP reports a fast moving shadow will sweep across the earth for a total solar eclipse with partial coverage in the continental United States. Observers in New York City will see about 79.5 percent of the sun obscured with warnings on eye safety and indirect viewing methods.
Mitzi Gaynor headlines a week long Musicarnival show with a high energy one woman revue. She changes outfits over a dozen times blending burlesque spoof radio sketches and ballads while backed by The Four Fellows Bart Carroll Randy Doney Michael Gray and Alton Ruff. Her dancing ranges from waltz to tap as the stage circling performance keeps audiences engaged through Friday at 8 p.m.
A 72 year old Amherst man was hurt in a three car crash at West Avenue and Commerce Court near 2 p.m. He was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital in fair condition with a fractured clavicle. The drivers involved were Seth E. Stevens 72 of Jefferson Street and Marshall G. Shreve 19 of Oberlin Road with passenger Victoria Elyria police cited Stevens for failure to yield.
A 17 year old Cleveland youth was injured when a dirt packed firecracker exploded in a tin can during a North Olmsted reunion. Raymond Nahrstedt of 3601 West 135th Street was treated at Fair View General Hospital for cuts and later released. The incident occurred while the youth prepared the device.
Tiger, a three year old small male German Shepherd, is missing from the Fuller Road area. Owner Mrs Louise Paris, who lives at 6124 Fuller Rd, is gravely ill. a reward is offered for Tiger's return. Call 323-4152 or 966-9842 with any information.
In Vermilion 3 year old William Hostetter died after falling from a dock into Vermilion Lagoon. Deputy coroner Dr. Charles Chesner ruled the death accidental. The child was found and later pronounced dead at Lorain Community Hospital at 8 07 p m. son of Mr and Mrs Paul Hostetter of 5443 Park Dr.
The two year associate degree nursing program at Lorain County Community College is fully enrolled for the fall quarter as of June 16, according to Timothy V. Bovian director of admissions. Interested applicants may join a waiting list for new courses or take alternate plans extend studies by one year.
The Neighborhood Center director Jay Sharp says the annual carnival for the Youth Club is scheduled Saturday from 9 AM to 7 PM at 1200 Oberia Road. Proceeds fund a camping trip to Camp Timberlane next month as part of the center’s programs for children teens and adults.
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