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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1963
Page
4
City officials wrestle with meter enforcement and revenue as a parking committee mulls a plan by Jacobs to lease spaces and reduce tickets. Debate centers on meter maids versus police, and a push for better customer service from the parking staff while addressing budget needs.
Oberlin College professor L. Carey McWilliams will be principal speaker at the third annual Community Service Awards banquet for Ford Lorain assembly plant employees. The event Tuesday at McGarvey's Restaurant includes five Lorain plant members honored for outstanding service, with the bronze town cherbel for Ford Citizen of the Year. McWilliams, Oberlin government instructor since 1961, is a prolific author and lecturer on international affairs.
Robert J. Gibe Jr. 26 of Westlake was bound over to the Lorain County Grand Jury on a grand larceny charge after pleading innocent and waiving a preliminary hearing. Bond set at 1300. He allegedly stole over 800 in tobacco products from a locked trailer at Norvalk Truck Co. lot on Sept 23, including 300 cartons of cigarettes 34 pounds of pipe tobacco and 2 large boxes of chewing tobacco. A second man reportedly admitted involvement and was arrested on a separate charge.
LORALN Angelo J. Vasi aged 29 of 506 Dewey Ave Elyria was to be arraigned today in municipal court on grand larceny charges. He allegedly participated in a September 23 theft of $800 worth of tobacco from a parked trailer at the Norvalk Truck Terminal on Colorado Ave. Robert J. Gieb Jr. of Westlake was bound over to the grand jury on a $1,500 bond after pleading innocent and waiving preliminary hearing on a related break-in charge.
Three men were treated after two separate crashes in Lorain as police investigated. Levi T Carlisle 37 of 1773 Reidhof Ave and Gerald Gilene 21 of 244 East Sind St were injured in one collision on Leavitt Road near West Cruised Avenue while a second crash on Broadway involved Harold E McKinney 21 of RDF New London and a passenger. Martinez 22 of 1726 East 31st St was cited for driving while under the influence after backing into a parked car and colliding with another. Authorities arrested Carlisle and Martinez as they attempted to leave the scene.
The St Stanislaus Holy Name Society in Lorain announces its annual One Day Men's Retreat. Rev Bernard A Slimak OSS will lead the program with a breakfast, Holy Communion and mass, ending with public belay. Retreat chairman is Gus Spert Schabbing. The society also reports expansion within Lake Terminal Railroad with John D Bess appointed chief accountant, succeeding R K Westeri man.
Meetings listed for the week include the Village Council at the town hall 7 30 p m Tuesday and the Board of Public Affairs Water Plant at 7 45 p m Tuesday Royal Neighbors Swiss Hall 7 30 p m Thursday and the South Amherst Firemen’s Association station 7 30 p m Thursday The family of Bess and Betty Jean plan to move to Lorain The article notes resignations and upcoming work in New York and mentions local schools Goodwill Works and the PTA with various community activities
The Werner Christian Temperance Union will hold a meeting at the home of Mrs Inez Yocom on Wednesday at 3 p.m. Guest speaker Dr Lister, head of the audio visual department, is introduced with ties to Oberlin College and Graduate School of Theology.
The Gen Platoff Don Cossack Chorus and Dancers will perform in Lorain on March 2 at 7 PM at Admiral King High School, sponsored by the PTA. Organized in Prague by Nicholas Kostrukosf the group features White Russian émigrés and veterans from World War II. Lorain arrangements are by Mr and Mrs John Poptar.
Three men arrested by Vermilion police after a West Erie Avenue robbery waived preliminary hearing in Municipal Court. They were bound over to Lorain County Grand Jury with bonds of 35 dollars each. Edzard T. Skiegel 35, Independence, and Bernard J. Derdeski 49, Cleveland, pleaded guilty. Steven J. Cingel 31, Cleveland, nisaded ipnareni.
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