Canada Tamps Down Spending to Protect Dollar
Canada unveiled a five point austerity program under Prime Minister John Diefenbaker to curb the international payments deficit and bolster the dollar. The plan raises tariffs on half of imports, boosts the bank rate, and expects foreign funding to cut the government deficit by as much as 450 million dollars. The tariff surcharges target nonessential goods with 5 10 and 15 percent rates while essential items and industrial components are spared. The move signals a shift to tight money and higher prices for consumers as Canada seeks to attract capital and stabilize the currency.
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OTAWA
UPI
Canada
John Diefenbaker
U.S
Bank of
County departments seek 1963 budget of 2 834 281
County departments request a total general fund budget of 2 834 281 for 1963 an increase of 532 796 over the current year Requests exceed the estimated 1963 income by 976 781 and must be trimmed to fit A public hearing on the budget is set for July 2 at 8 30 a m in the county commissioners offices The budget hearings will use the entire day to review department needs and appropriations
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Iour
Frankcome
Ayres
Northern Institute of Cosmetology
W. Brie Ave
Loram
Loreie Caen
P.O
Ely Cy
General Office
IBM
East Side
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain
Elyria
Broad St
Fry
Avon
Virginia Wood
Green Gable Bar
Route 20
Oberlin
Elyria Man Cited After Two Car Crash In City
Elyria, Ohio. 42 year old Eugene Starrick faces charges in Elyria Municipal Court after a Saturday 8 40 p m two car crash on Route 20 at Dyke Road. Starrick is charged with driving under the influence failing to maintain an assured clear distance and driving without a license. His rear end collision with Floyd Cain occurred as Cain slowed to turn left. Starrick held a West Virginia permit that had expired in 1959.
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North Ridgeville
Elyria
Rt. 20
Dyke Rd
Eugene Starrick
Bath St
Floyd E. Cain
Bon Air Ave
Cain
Starrick
West Virginia
Ten Men Arrested After Vine Ave Disturbance
Patrolman Richard L. McCormack arrested ten men in a tavern disturbance along Vine Ave. early yesterday but six fled into a crowd. Three men, Mike Contrera Isidoro Fonseca and Ismael Velez, faced charges of intoxication disorderly conduct failing to obey an officer and resisting arrest. McCormack later detained Francisco A. Rosado after seven unidentified men fled at East 30th and Vine.
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Lorain
Richard L. McCormack
Vine Ave
Mike Contrera
Isidoro Fonseca
West 1St St
McCormack
East 30Th
Breakdown delays Tube plant work at National Tube Division
A major air line ruptured in the No 1 seamless finishing department at National Tube Division Lorain works on Friday. Operations were suspended and the third shift from 3 to 11 p m was kept home. Day workers were sent home for repairs. No injuries and little damage reported.
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National Tube Division
Lorrain Works
Elyrian Injured in Auto Crash in Berlin Township
A 43 year old Elyria man identified as Donald Moman of 347 South Maple Street remained in fair condition at Memorial Hospital after a Saturday one car crash on Route 113 east of Andres Road in Berlin Township. The vehicle, driven by Joe Madison of the same address, veered off the road, slid eight feet and broke a utility pole before stopping in a corn field. Passenger Leonard Elliott of 104 Center Street Elyria escaped injury.
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Sandusky
Elyria
Memorial Hospital
Donald Moman
South Maple St
Rt. 113
Andres Rd
Berlin Township
Erie County Sheriff's Deputies
Joe 0
Madison
Leonard Elliott
Center St
Appeal collects half of quota drive target
The United Jewish Appeal has raised more than $8,000 toward its $15,000 goal. Drive chairman Lou Kaplan announced the figure and said the campaign would continue to the end of the month since many potential donors were not contacted over the weekend.
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United Jewish Appeal
Lou Kaplan
Drive
Kaplan
Health Dept nurses threaten to quit over pay raise
Elyria officials face a crisis as two full time nurses Phyllis Mack and Marie Hill threaten resignation unless pay climbs from 355 to 400 dollars monthly. Sanitarian staff may also seek raises as Health Commissioner Robinson notes discussions with Mayor Neeson and council on 1962 appropriations. The issue follows limited funding and talks with the finance committee ahead of a council referral.
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Ely‘ria
Charles V. Neeson
Health Department
Phyllis Mack
Marie Hill
Gordon Bell
Earl Sloan
Neeson
H. A. Robinson
Hess
Hess Pharmacies
Western Automatic
Elyria
Terry Lowery
Lowery
Bob Taylor
George Lannings
Ted Brown
Robinson
City Council
Ifinance Committee
Walk painting to begin Tuesday in downtown area
Police Chief Maurice C. Flood warned motorists that crews will start painting downtown crosswalk lines Tuesday. Work begins at Cedar and proceeds west along Broad Street with fast drying paint, and traffic will be hampered as drivers encounter slower movement during the operation.
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Maurice C. Flood
Cedar
Broad St
Flood
Oak Hills match play pairings and Nassau results
Tomorrow at Oak Hills Country Club starts 8 a.m. with listed pairings for match play across divisions led by Jo Godswon and Kelly Lloyd, followed by a dense schedule of matches, scores, and notable low rounds from the Nassau tournament at Spring Valley and other clubs. The day features 18 hole results, all-time lows, and multiple mixed events, with standout scores like Ray Geisler 74 and Karl Rosoner 76, plus all-time lows and weekend tallies across the circuit.
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Oak Hills Country Club
Jo Godswon
Kelly Lloyd
Joyce Higgins
Mary Jo Vecchio
Lottie Szmanija
Shirley Toth
Claire Sinak
Betty Toth
Lucille van
Joan Shepherd
Marge Galbsare
Helen Emerich
Nancy Claire
Katherin Ross
Ann Azok
Lois Cooper
Mary Lydon
Sophie Becker
Dorothy Baksa
Angie Knechtges
Agnes Cofrdrey
Elenor Louthan
Betty Krucioski
Adele Martin
Caroline Ross
Margaret Wohlever
Ruth Fritz
Louise Warner
Rose Broske
Louise Haendiges
Cliff Peirce
Ray Geisler
Evan Eilousis
Ciei Peirce
Karl Rosoner
Les Willams
George Farquehar
Joe Beles
Rudy Jakmas
Gar Garland
Rosemary Humphrey
Bob Farrell
Ruth Lutz
Tom Harris
Nancy Harris
Arnold Michael
Bob McIlvain
Frank Rybarcyk
John Sedivy
Ginny Kehlimyer
Veterans Lead in Elyria Bowling Club Round
Ken Toole led the North Central Traveling League on a Saturday at Elyria Bowling Center with a 266 234 18 series for 90 pins over runner up Jack Tarry. Tarry posted 235 236 for 26, George Noll 259 212 169 for 39, Jim Smith 225 213 197, Jim Jensen 202 183 22, Georgie Hardie 206 18 1% for 617, Ray Benson 201 206 1% for 600, Ray Knight 47 10 spill. Tarry Lanes 1,018 2,916. Rudy’s Bowl 1,018 2,776. Turnpike Lanes 1,003 2,893.
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Ken Toole
North Central
Elyria
Toole
Jack Tarry
Tarry
George Noll
Jim Smith
Jim Jensen
Georgie Hardie
Ray Benson
Ray Knight
Tarry Lanes
Turnpike
Schlather Insurance Rally Beats Parsons Insurance 15 9
Schlather Insurance exploded for 12 runs in the first inning to defeat Parsons Insurance 15 9 in Babe Ruth League play. Tony Aulisio Al Campbell each had three hits for Schlather with Autisio a triple and double and Campbell a double. Boddy Roka Fuehrer Parsons and Parnell led hitters for their teams. Zaeffer pitched the win.
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Schlather Insurance
Parsons Insurance
Makig
Tony Aulisio
al Campbell
Schlather
Autisio
Campbell
Don Boddy
Tom Roka
Roka
George
Wildcats Triumph in Hot Stove League Game
Ball pitched and batted the LaGrange Wildcats to a 146 win over Parkview Buckeye Lanes in Lorain County Class B action. Ball struck out 13, had three hits and three RBIs while Jeff Aldrich and Ron Fatz also collected three hits each.
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Troy Ball
LaGrange Wildcats
Parkview Buckeye Lanes
Ball
Jeff Aldrich
Ron Fatz
Bowling results from RovOrs COUR and nearby lanes
Readable fragments show individual scores and series leaders across multiple matches. Notable names include Russ Beebe Pat Wilkins and Andy W. Lanes with various frame totals and series scores. Brunswick Lanes and Stewey's Rainbow Lames are cited as venues and sponsors.
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RovOrs Cour
Jurba Berbent
Matthews- Matthews
Russ Beebe
Reeds-Yarder
Waterson-Cammines
Bod Cummings
Wilkings-Linden
Bavres-Bislich
Pat Wilkins
Dinggell-Cottrell
Browspellate
al Binggell de
Eigh Ted
Morth Xara
Andy W. Lanes
Tare
Ken Tovie
Ec’ Kolee
Broadway
Brunswick Lanes
Jensen
Stewey
Kem Teele
Lost and Found and Local Notices in Elyria Listing
A compact listing from the Chronicle Telegram includes lost and found ads, special notices, and small classifieds. Items cover reward for lost bills near Elyria, graduation gifts from Baker's on Second Street, door repair services, produce stands offering pick your own cherries and currants, personal ads, and job openings for waitresses, delivery workers, sales people, and construction crews. Numerous businesses advertise loans, pipes, jewelry, and miscellaneous goods with contact numbers and locations in Elyria and Vermilion areas.
Fruit and Produce Prices From Nearby Market Report
A brisk snapshot of produce prices lists apples, asparagus, beans, beets, cabbage, celery, cucumbers, endive, escarole, chard, greens, onions, peas, radishes, spinach, squash, and tomatoes. Values show varied lot sizes and quality, with many items quoted per bushel, crate, or dozen, reflecting general market rates.
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U.S
Efey
Fey
U. S
Escarole
Ohio
Arsley
Fags and Poultry to Totalless In MAJOR OHIO
White powers a decisive win with strong numbers 35 40 and 28 34 in a major Ohio contest. The event highlighted a dominant performance by key players and reinforced team momentum heading into future matchups.
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Ohio
Classified Ads Readership Urged Among Readers
A call to action highlights that people do read the classified ads and urges readers to check listings for jobs, housing, and goods. The note emphasizes engagement with local notices and daily opportunities.
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Jack Knight
Elyria, Ohio
Credit Life Insurance
Lorain County
The
Elyria Savings
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Elyrian
Health Dept
Brown
Monday
Lowery and Biediman
Tony Sackett
Jim Ross
Tony Palermo
Bil Duko
Bul Knight
Michael Cherrelia
Ted Moon
Charles Nagy
Baido Campana
el Rieth
Larry Lang
John Rosich
Erwin Schultz
Joe Conley
Sundardijad Par
Bill Dulio
Bil Knight
Joe Zieba
Charles, Nagy
Baido Campani
Norman Frank
Si Garr
Joe Sediz
Eisra Country Club
Gol Association
Runkle
Somers
McGinniis
Gaehr
Rowsenith
Tafford
Novoiney
Golimar
Myers
Chapla
Barbocr
Hoch
Leach
Hume
D.russert
K. Johnson
Rose Smith
L. Collins
Kilmer
Oberlin Golf Club
Cher Torr-ament
Ken Long
Im Douglas
Ralph Ely
Je Dick Gordon
Loa Matiir
Doe Setko
Mel Martens
Parsons
Zaeffer
Kelser
Gampbel OS
Dull and
Sittinger
Istwin
Ruth Tilt
West
Wellington
Olympic
Baker's
2Nd St
Whitney Ra
Denkampe Farm
Northee Rd
Montmorency
Myer
Personals
Bus
London
Rubine
Givner's Inc
Broadway Phone Cherry
Western Reserve Inc
Lehman-Johnson
Middle Ave
Rt. 57
East
M. J
Clark
Elyria Block
Mac’s Restaurant
Broad Street
Chemical Plus
Denison
Deliv- Sat Cal Hasbey Treab Ee Sat
Chroni e-Telegram
Commission
Life Co
Joe Bagley
John Spi
Spitzer Motors
East Bridge St
Globe Applicaon
Perview
Baltimore Agrtgressive Mortgage Company
Hus
Cleveland
Pap
Pea
Columbus
Bath
Charlies Chips
Pew
Lake Ave
Elyria Auto Parts
2nd_ Street
Cook Coffe Co
Parma, O
Employment Service
Nelson Service Robinson
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