Teen job listing offers doorway to nursing career
A Canterbury influenced piece highlights a teen’s vocation in nursing, describing compassion learned from caregiving and the desire to help the sick and lonely. It promotes Elyria Youth Council free employment service inviting area teens 13 to 18 to list interests, hours, and experience for part time work.
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Elyria Youth Council
Elyria Community Recreation Building
Prospect Street
Elyria
Council
Community Services Committee
Becky Charnes
Gary Bennett
Nightingale Lamp pin awarded to Kathy Tokarczyk
Kathy Tokarczyk 17 earns Nightingale Lamp pin for 500 hours as a Candy Striper at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Senior at Elyria District Catholic High School daughter of Joseph and [Mrs.] Tokarczyk of 5278 Farr Ave. Began June 1966 in medical surgical maternity pediatrics and central supply. now office aide in neuropsychiatric division.
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Kathy Tokarczyk
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria District Catholic High School
Kathy
Joseph Tokarczyk
Farr Ave
Candy Capsule
EMH
St. Vincent de Paul Church
Future Nurses of America
Sodality: Girls’ Athletic Association
National Honor Society
Firelands to host AFS students and drama club play
Firelands High School will host 16 boys and 26 girls from foreign countries for a four day AFS program July 8 through 11. Host families are sought from district residents contact Elaine Pimker man or Joe Liebig. The Firelands drama club will perform You Cant Take It With You at 8 pm March 15 and 22 at Firelands with a small admission. Cast includes Pat Dellefield Karen Sprunk Joanne Tans ey Dave Childers Kevin Green Cheri Frye Jay Swiers Martin Buck Charles Nicholson Bob Bechtel Trudy Wickens Jim Zimmerman Marie Schaffer Ron Snider Tom Shurr Rick Watson Laura Knoble Kathy Karney. The Power of Sympathy, the first American novel, was printed in two volumes in 1789.
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America
Elaine Pimkerman
Firelands’ Afs
Route
Elyria
Joe Liebig
Germany
William Schaffer
Angling Road
Wakeman
Birmingham
Firelands
Keystone
South Amherst
Moss Hart
George S. Kaufman
Pat Dellefield
Karen Sprunk
Joanne Tansey
Dave Childers
Kevin Green
Cheri Frye
Jay Swiers
Martin Buck
Charles Nicholson
Bob Bechtel
Trudy Wickens
Jim Zimmerman
Marie Schaffer
Ron Snider
Tom Shurr
Rick Watson
Laura Knoble
Kathy Karney
Amherst Names Two Students of the Month
Donna Ransome and Jon Williams, seniors at Steele High School in Amherst, were named Students of the Month by The Record. Ransome is NSC secretary and treasurer of student council with many club roles. Williams ran cross country and track, served on student council and NHS, and will enroll at Kent State University next fall.
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Donna Ransome
Jon Williams
Steele High School
Amherst
the Record
Donna
Robert Ransome
West Foster Park Road
Record
Amherstonian
Jon
William Williams
Sipple Ave
Kent State University
Billboard Top 15 Singles List Collage
A fragmented chart shows multiple artists and songs including Everyday People by Sly and the Family Stone, Proud Mary, Can It Change My Mind, Give It Up Or Turn It A Loose, James Brown, Build Me Up Buttercup, The Foundations, Crimson and Clover, This Magic Moment, This Girl's In Love With You, Baby Baby Dont Cry, Touch Me, Indian Giver, 1910 Fruitgum Company, Gotta Be Me, Runaway Child Running Wild, The Temptations, and others. Some names appear garbled or incomplete in the OCR.
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James Brown
Foundations
Tommy Roe
Crimson and Clover
Tommy James
The
Shondells
Jay
Dionne Warwick
Smokey Robinson
Miracles
Doors
Fruitgum Company
Sammy Davis, Jr
the Temptations
Ergata Peres Lee
Joe South
Sanath
Tyrone Davis
Keeping a Husband in a Troubled Teen Marriage
A teenage wife seeks advice on saving her marriage after she married at 17 and faces a tired husband who cheats. The advice urges self improvement, grooming, a tidy home, cooking, non jealously, open communication, and seeking professional help if needed to repair the relationship.
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Angie
Moon trip essentials from area teens on food and companions
Elyria and Midview high school students weigh what they would pack for a lunar voyage. Answers focus on food and companionship with varied extras like radios cameras and science knowledge.
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Connie Miller
West River St
Elyria High School
Pat Alltop
Novak Rd
Midview High School
Gary Trockley
Belmar Ct
Val Brown
Indian Hollow
Midview
Mark Straka
Carol Fright
Oakwood Dr
Horse sense in business in 1922 Worthington tractor note
Worthington Corporation's compressor and engine division unearthed a 1922 capital request for 581.20 to buy a Fordson tractor with solid wheels and rubber tires for plant use. The memo notes three work horses costing about 60 a month for feed and predicts 40 monthly savings, contingent on selling the horses and harness for 150.
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Buffalo
N.Y
UPI
Worthington Corporation
Auto exhausts threaten plants and future emissions rise
Plant pathologist Dr. F A Wood of Pennsylvania State University warns the major problem for plant life by 2000 will be motor vehicle exhausts. He explains sunlight drives photochemical pollutants, predicting a three fold increase by 2000, with hydrogen emissions from vehicles exceeding 87 million pounds by the 21st century.
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University Park
UPT
Pennsylvania State University
F. A. Wood
Wood
Miss Teenage America Serves as Easter Seal Chairman
Melissa Babish of Cuddy Pennsylvania the reigning Miss Teenage America is named National Teenage Chairman for the 1969 Easter Seal campaign running through April 6. The 16 year old junior student council officer is a top student with a 94th percentile NED test score and aims to be a corporate lawyer.
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Melissa Babish
Cuddy
Melissa
County Association of
America Legion
Naked Truth album wheels out bubblegum pop scene
Buddah Records plans Naked Truth an album of top sellers with cover theater to mirror life and freedom of expression Rolling Stone cites Neil Bogart. The piece highlights Bubblegum hits along with Dial A Poem and Rolling Stones tour uncertainty plus Who opera Deaf Dumb and Blind Boy and new singles Anthem and Sweeter Than Sugar.
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Neil Bogart
Buddah Records
Rolling Stone Mag
Bogart
U.S
The
Rolling Stones
Rolling Stone
Brian Jones
Jones
Mick Jagger
North
South America
Who
Ohio Express
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Sunns of Society
North Ridgeville Junior High School
Front Row
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Bill Cook
Tom Sieminski
Jim Wagner
Sam Lindsey
Ken Whitten
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Cosby
Cleveland
Bill Cosby
Cleveland Public Auditorium
WHK. and
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Young Rhythm and
Blue Star
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Sumon
Mr. Bogart
Ginsberg
Architectural League of New York
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Anne Waldman
David Henderson
William Burroughs
Hell People
Phillips
Hello People Record For
Blue Cheer
Hello People
Dick “Wilde
Childe’ Kemp
WIXY
WIXZ
Pittsburgh
Tommy Boyce
Bobby Hart
Tiny Tim
Public Auditorium
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Music Hall
Pete Seeger
Belkin Brothers
the Doors