Gunsmithing training options and career outlook
This column outlines two year gunsmithing programs at five schools including private and public options, tuition ranges from about 3 000 dollars for private schools to 660 dollars in state residents for public colleges, plus tools. It notes high demand for qualified gunsmiths, possible alternate careers, and lists private and public schools with addresses and sources for further information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Gunsmith School
Ohio River Blvd
Avalon
Pittsburgh
Colorado School of Trades, Inc
Hoyt
Denver
Colo
Trinidad Star Junior College
Trinidad
Oregon Technical Institute
Klamath Falls
Ore
Lassen College
Main St
Susanville
Calif
Gunsmithing Digest
American Rifleman
James V. Howe
Funk & Wagnalls
Fifth Ave
Dr Bartone Named To State Cosmetology Board
Elyria physician Dr John N Bartone 40 was appointed by Gov John J Gilligan to the State Board of Cosmetology for a three year term. He will serve as a licensed physician and receive 7.26 per hour. He lives with his wife and three children at 6695 Case Rd North Ridgeville and directs the Elyria Emergency Medical Service. He is a member of the Ohio and American Medical Associations and several national medical groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Elyria
State Board of Cosmetology
John J. Gilligan
John N. Bartone
Bartone
Case Rd
North Ridgeville
Cleveland
Elyria Emergency Medical Service
Ohio State and
American Medical Associations
The
American College of Emergency Physicians
American Academy of Family Practice
Yule Lighting Fund Drive Set in North Ridgeville
Welcome Wagon Club sponsors a Christmas Lighting Fund Drive to help the council buy lights. From July to August, clubs and businesses are asked to donate toward decorating each pole at an estimated cost of 100 dollars. Donations can be mailed to Christmas Lighting Fund, 34004 Luanne Dr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Welcome Wagon Club
Luanne Dr
Helen Arthur
Allen
Mrs. Arthur
Meeting set on health planning in Lorain County
Lorain County Health Planning Association officials will meet with Dr. John W. Cashman head of the Ohio Department of Health in Columbus on Tuesday. Cashman called the meeting to discuss federal approval for the county as the area health and hospital planning agency and to join with neighboring counties. A burglary incident reports a $879.50 boring unit stolen from the Northern Ohio Telephone Co. facility at Rt. 303 and Chamberlain Road in Grafton Township between Wednesday night and Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Health Planning Association
Columbus
John W. Cashman
Ohio Department of Health
Cashman
Health Department
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Rt. 303
Chamberlain Road
Grafton Township
William R. Hahn
Lorain County
Star-gazing party planned by local astronomy group
Sheffield Township hosts the annual public star gazing event at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the northwest parking lot of the Sheffield Center. The Black River Astronomical Society will arrange telescopes to view the Moon, planets, and, if skies are clear, star clusters and nebulae with secretary Louis J. Rick noting observability of faint objects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield Twp
Sheffield Center
The
Black River Astronomical Society
Amateur Astronomers
Louis J. Rick
Society
Fire fault at Nelson Stud Welding dust collector
Sparks from a welder's torch caused a fire confined to a dust collector at the Nelson Stud Welding Co facility on West Ridge Road. Plant fire protection personnel extinguished the blaze before firefighters arrived. Company officials reported only slight damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Nelson Stud Welding Co
West Ridge Road
Rsonnel
Kiwanis Driven Golden Age Center Nears UK Sheffield Lake
The Kiwanis Club advances a $712000 Golden Age Center on Hawthorn Avenue and Brookside Boulevard for 48 senior citizen units. HUD FHA financing, zoning hurdles, and parking remain, but optimism stays as plans near finalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield Lake
Kiwanis Club
Hawthorn Avenue
Brookside Boulevard
Kiwanis
Lesko and Associates
Cleveland
Brookside High School
Sheffield-Shefield Lake
Smith-Swain, Inc
Mansfield
Contractors, Inc
Oberlin considers charter change to make recreation commission advisory
Oberlin City Council will discuss a proposal to amend the city charter converting the recreation commission from autonomous to an advisory body under council control. City Manager Thomas Dalton urged the change for management reasons, aligning with other commissions. if approved, the issue would go to voters in November. The commission has five members and is run by director Glenn Hodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield Lake Zoning Board of Appeals
Kiwanis
Varimento
Council
Oberlin
Recreation Commission
Thomas Dalton
The
Recreation
Dalton
Public Utilities Commission
Planning Commission
Commission
Glenn Hodge
Petitions filed to put Oberlin liquor vote on November ballot
Petitions have been filed to place a liquor sale question on Oberlin's November ballot. The measure, led by the Oberlin Inn, would allow liquor sales in precincts 2B and 3B, including downtown, the commercial district, and the Oberlin College campus. The effort follows a two year push. in 1959 voters kept the city dry two to one. By limiting to two precincts, backers hope for better odds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Chronicle- Telegram
Oberlin Inn
Lorain County
Oberlin College
Oberlin Cab Company seeks city to Midway Mall route
A PUCO hearing set for July 27 at 10 a.m. in Oberlin Community Center will consider Oberlin Cab Company petition to operate a passenger service between Oberlin and Midway Mall. The company says the $2 round trip aids elderly residents, facing opposition from Elyria Cleveland and Lorain firms. A prior Columbus hearing was adjourned for senior testimony. 400 petition signers backed the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
Oberlin Cab Company
Midway Mall
the Cab Co
Cab Company
city-Midway Mall
Locat
Elyria
Cleveland
Lorain
Columbus
Thomas Hambly
Elyria playgrounds doll show winners announced
The prize winning dolls from all 12 Elyria playgrounds were judged at the Recreation Center. Winners include Robin Snow and Julie Knepper for prettiest dolls in multiple hair colors, Margie Mulholland for several categories, Linda Austin and Kathy Rancour for best dressed, and Ann Simon with Jimmy Molnar for most unique animal doll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Eg Recreation
Phyllis Carver
Gayle Hall
Henry Hess
Robin Snow
Julie Knepper
Margie Mulholland
Linda Austin
Velma Oliver
Jimmy Molnar
Patty Dickerson
Sharon Capasso
Suzanne Billhimer
Ann Marie Elek
Patti Coleman
Diane Schmitz
Tom Herb
Hurley Hired as Norwalk Elementary Principal
Joseph Hurley, who resigned as New London Schools superintendent on Monday citing board disunity, has been hired by Norwalk City Schools as an elementary principal. He resigned effective Aug. 15 and will receive a $14,000 salary. the exact school for his assignment is not yet announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Joseph Hurley
New London
Hurley
Harley
Albion Gollaf
Three Lorain bankers attend Ohio School of Consumer Credit
Three area bankers took part in the ninth annual session of the Ohio School of Consumer Credit at Kent State University. Elyria Savings and Trust Na tional Bank was represented by Billy E. Ren hinger Sr from Elyria, while Lorain’s John F. Krasnobrucky and Mary M. Spencer of City Bank Company attended. The program focused on financial education using real Ohio bank cases, with about 27 classroom hours and 10 hours of group and seminar work per student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ohio School of Consumer Credit
Kent State University
Elyria
Elyria Savings and Trust National Bank
Billy E. Renhinger
Lorain
John
Ohio
Two Area Students Attend VICA Convention
Two Lorain County Joint Vocational School students traveled to Roanoke Virginia for the Vocational and Industrial Clubs of America national convention. Marilyn Hill and Jerry Smith served as voting delegate and alternates respectively. both will be seniors at LCIS next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Joint Vocational School
LCIVS
Roanoke
Vocational and Industrial Clubs of America
Marilyn Hill
West Road
Oberlin
Jerry Smith
Main St
LaGrange
Junior high students to visit at LCCC
More than 150 students from two Lorain junior high schools will visit Lorain County Community College next week as part of the Ohio Disadvantaged Pupil Program. Whittier Junior High and Hawthorne Junior High will tour the campus with admissions officers guiding from 9 1 30 am. The program offers field trips and six weeks of remedial reading music and physical education classes for welfare students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Lorain County Community College
Ohio
Whittier Junior High
Hawthorne Junior High School
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joyce Lain Kennedy
Joyce
W.hl
East Ave
Dr. Bartone
Yule
Elyria Aduiology Center
Robinson
By Shirley Guinta
HUD
Robert Allen
City Council
Robert Rinehart
Ron Ashley
Dan Sechel
Dave Towner
Federal Housing Authority
FHA
Hud-Fha
Miami Beach
Port Columbus International
Miami
John Gilligan
Richard M. Nixon
Gilligan
UPI
Elyria Playgrounds
Betty Halliburton
Pam Mahl
Cristy Kaminski
Rob
Donna Heinrich
Tami Will
Sheri Jones
Ann Simon
F. Krasnobrucky and
Mary M. Spencer
City Bank Company
LCMS
VICA
Bill Cutcher
LCIS
Cutcher
Tricia Nixon Cox
LCCC
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