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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1969
Page
3
A Coshocton High School science project demonstrated chromium plating on copper to illustrate the electroplating process and earned a Superior rating at the district science fair.
Poem argues for freedom as body soul and spirit, urging love faith and reverence for the United States. It links democracy to humanity, science, and universal rights, citing Renaissance ideas and Aristotle to emphasize individual freedom and civic duty.
The week’s top singles list led by Sly and the Family Stone with Everyday People. Crison and Clover and Touch Me follow as major hits, while Credence Clearwater Revival and Cream also crack the top ten. Album leaders include Yellow Submarine and The Beatles.
The guide argues style hinges on looking smart not cute and warns against wearing sentimental animal pins or cheerleading charms. Keep such items for memory only, as they can leave an forgettable impression and undermine a polished appearance.
A fragment notes that Robert Burns is credited with writing the song Auld Lang Syne, though he may have adapted words he heard from an old man. The item hints at oral origins and attribution questions surrounding the famous tune.
This excerpt explains key lease concepts for new tenants, stressing written vs oral terms, landlord protections, and your responsibilities. It covers deposits, renewal options, subletting, consent, rent due dates, occupancy limits, alterations, and who bears costs for repairs or reletting.
A fragment summarizing divisions over sex education in schools with activist groups and political slogans. It notes legal penalties for sex education opposition, rising health concerns, and debates on morality, while touching on media and consumer trends affecting youth culture, drug studies, and sun care advertising shifts.
East Muskingum Boosters schedule Pancake Day for Saturday March 8 at John Glenn High School and nearby site from 1 am to 7 pm. Admission 1.25 dollars for adults, free for children under six. Proceeds support school activities and local programs.
A new solid slate mint hair dryer from T manufacturer promises faster drying. The heat unit sits atop a bonnet to deliver warm air directly into the bonnet and hair. The unit slips off the bonnet for spot drying and rests in a padded cradle on the neck to prevent drag. A remote control on the cord provides settings from cool to hot.
Tool and die making, a skilled craft producing dies and fixtures for mass production, is expected to grow moderately through the decade due to expanding metalworking activity. Apprenticeships last four to five years, with emphasis on shop training, mathematics, and blueprint reading, leading to supervisory or tool designer roles in industries like manufacturing, construction, and transportation. The San Francisco area paid an average wage of 447 per hour in January 1968.
Lee A Hagelbarger son of Alfred L and Mrs Hagelbarger of 1411 Slath St has been named a Freshman Honor Scholar at Ohio State University. He ranks in the top percent of his class and in the top five percent nationally among seniors taking the ACT. A letter from President Novice G Fawcett notified the scholars who also receive certificates and campus privileges.
Seventeen Magazine invites youths ages 13 to 19 to compete for over 2300 dollars in prizes plus publication. Entries include short stories 2000 to 3500 words with signed notarized birth date statements. artworks require portfolios with name and birth date. Deadlines are July 1 1969 for stories and July 15 1969 for art. top winners to be published in January 1970.
John Glenn High School concert band and varsity choir will enter District IX Contest at Zanesville High School on Saturday March 14. Both groups compete in B2 classification for 350 to 500 enrollment. They perform one required number, sight read a separate piece, and are judged by three prepared numbers plus sight reading. top ratings advance to state.
The four great angels cited are Gabriel who brings revelation and inspiration, Michael associated with war, Aarael the angel of death, and Aarafil the awakener.
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