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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1963
Page
4
Practical guide highlights power steering replacing the old twist, urges 1000 mile chassis checks, brake and lighting inspections, proper fuel caps, and exhaust valve lubrication. Includes reader Q A on alignment, starting, steering kick, and a call to send inquiries to Russell at The Chronicle Telegram.
Erie County representative Ethel Swanbeck saw House bill 63 advance granting township participation in regional planning. Erie County Commissioner Fred Deering and township trustees group led by Philip Gasteir backed the measure. James Bartrop and others attended a Columbus hearing two weeks earlier.
Saturday suburban calendar lists meetings and gatherings across towns. Lorain County Pomona Grange in Henrietta Elementary School at 7 p.m. Lucerne varied PTA square dancing in Brighton Baghtes School. Lincoln County groups including Lions Club in Ridgeville and Pythian Sisters in Spencer host evening events.
Donald A. Molloy, previously an administrative assistant in Oberlin College Conservatory of Music, is appointed to Oberlin College’s new director for publications post. James D. Perdue joins the conservatory staff, succeeding Molloy as administrative assistant, with both men holding degrees from Ithaca College, St Bonaventure, and Stetson University respectively.
Yonkers Raceway cancelled all harness racing after heavy snow, the first weather-affected cancellation since the racing strip was installed in 1958. The measure halted Friday events and disrupted plans for drivers, tracks, and bettors.
Mihaly Igioi, former Hungarian Olympic track coach, became an American citizen in Los Angeles on Friday. He thanked officials and said he is happy to train free men now after taking the citizenship oath.
Zurich pact test prompts mandamus threat as city council faces court action over three engineering contracts approved then vetoed by Mayor Woodrow Mathna. City Solicitor Betlesii files demurrer while opponents press for speedier court ruling, with board of control delaying contact until a judge sets a decision. Substitutes and replacements are prepared amid ongoing conflict.
Lorain police logged ten weather related traffic crashes yesterday. Three people were injured in two crashes, all in guarded condition at St Joseph Hospital. Walter B.R. Shank, 36, from 3175 Wilson St, suffered a scalp wound and bruises after a car crash with Lawrence E. Anderson on West Lake Rd. Beverly Hirvin, 21, of 900 Front St Vermilion, left knee and facial injuries from a collision with Anderson. Antwan La na ao ma, Vermilion, age 9, sustained a concussion in another two car crash on Bankhart Rd. Paul Robertson, 23, of 120 New Mexico Ave, was charged with failure to yield.
Lorain St Joseph Hospital imposed a temporary visiting limit due to a rise in upper respiratory illnesses. Immediate restrictions restrict visitors to immediate family, allow two visitors at a time, and set hours for medical surgical, maternity, and children divisions. Passes required. contacts via hospital operators. Restrictions remain until further notice.
A public hearing will be held at 10 am on March 12 at the state highway garage on RE 18 west of the Interstate interchange to hear arguments on the relocation and vacation of parts of Route 22 in Medina County. The relocation is under a half mile in the unincorporated village of Valley City and would revert the existing route to adjacent property owners. A companion project involves reconstruction of Route 252 for about a quarter mile.
A former Japanese student at Blackburn College in Carlinville Illinois has delayed a $100 debt for an education received 30 years ago. College authorities said the student, now nearly seven years old, explained the delay was caused by a great earthquake and a miserable war.
Lorain city police tightened parking enforcement after a meeting of the Mayor’s parking and traffic committee cited revenue concerns. In a snow storm week, 187 tickets were issued, then 03 cars cited the next day, with officers ticketing violators parked within 12 inches of curb. Mayor Mathna and Clerk Katrick reportedly tallied fines, and even a councilman was ticketed and paid.
The Carlisle Firemen’s Auxiliary will hold its annual cafe party at the fire station on March 1. Proceeds support local equipment and community programs, with refreshments and a bake sale.
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