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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1960
Page
25
Wellington High School announces that seniors Iva Walker Carolyn Preston and Carol Foster have won scholarships. Walker receives 3000 from Hiram College. Preston earns 300 for a nursing school. Foster awarded 200 from the Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers.
Wellington High School Principal Roy A Vic Cormick announces Recognition Day will be held tomorrow at 2 pm with review of awards and presentation of trophies and certificates. Parents are invited. Carroll Wight of Wight's Jewelry Store donated two $35 Bulova watches to two Class of 196 graduates Kay Foster and others.
Wellington high school announces Carol Foster and Eleanor Sprague as co valedictorians for the class of 1960 based on outstanding scholarship. Both seniors earned straight A grades, with Foster a National Honor Society member and Sprague active in school activities and yearbook staff.
A University of Minnesota survey of 19 000 youths shows more than half join social groups to have fun or to be with older peers because formal youth groups lack enough activities.
WELLINGTON The Civic Improvement Club met at Mrs Charles Hughes home with five members, Glenn Myers president of the Chamber of Commerce, and A J Weber. They discussed beautification plans for the village. Mrs D Blake Steyick chairs and Mrs Frances Fisher is vice chairwoman. The World Bank has loaned Pakistan 12500000 to improve railway systems.
Wellington high school alumni association sets June 11 for reunion activities in the school auditorium and cafeteria. Officers include Joyce Peabody Horvath president and LeRoy West first vice president with several class officers, speakers, and musical entertainment planned.
Wellington report corrects a prior Huntington School faculty list by adding two omitted teachers. The roster includes kindergarten Mrs. Charles Skeeles first grade Mrs. Richard Keep second grade Mrs. Myrtle Liver More third grade Mrs. Hazel Koons fifth grade Mrs Louis Wiggs and sixth grade D W Melilck.
Wellington TOPS group met Tuesday with 17 members, one guest, and one new member. They reported a net loss of 23 pounds and a quarter pound gained, crowned Mrs. Margaret Caswell and Mrs. Mary Shubert queen of the week, inviting visitors to join next Monday at 8 30 pm in Enterprise Hall. The 1959 national totals show 2136939 pounds lost, with Ohio State’s queen 218 pounds lighter and the Nations Queen down 196 pounds to date.
Mrs Sam Shaw local trustee of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Lorain County chapter announces a door to door fund drive in Wellington to raise money. A loyal young peoples group will assist in the canvass Monday.
In Cairo Egypt 7000 mosque muezzins and attendants receive a pay rise from 8 to 14 monthly due to longer mosque hours. The decision aims to compensate for extended working hours and increased duties across mosques.
Wellington High School will award 81 diplomas at Commencement on June 10 in the high school auditorium. Rev Charles A Harrison of the Boys Industrial School at Lancaster Ohio will address graduates. Principal Roy McCormick and Supt Walter Harris will oversee the program with class president David Lattimer leading the Pledge of Allegiance.
Wellington Kiwanis Luncheon in Hernck Auditorium featured a film The Land of Can Do with William Norton in charge Next week Harry Rowland will lead a program topic TBD Last week Robert Gott presented Operation Mercury produced by NASA detailing rocket firing planning Kiwanis seeks Oberlin Club fair plans for Lorain County Fairgrounds Wellington in late August Weber Pop will host highway safety program before Fourth of July weekend Attendance has fallen. members urged to attend and bring friends for fellowship
An unidentified man filed a complaint with the Elections Board regarding a state constitutional referendum after he arrived at his polling place before 8 am and faced a sleepy attendant who did not appear until noon.
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