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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1965

Page

5

Paraders in Elyria host 19th Parade of Quartets

The Elyria SPEBSQSA chapter presents the 19th Parade of Quartets on March 27 at 8 pm in Elyria High School Auditorium to raise funds for the Institute of Tagopedics in Wichita Kansas. The event features The Great Scots The Wayfarers The Chalk Dusters and The Four Incorps along with the Elyria chapter chorus directed by Tom McClements. Tickets are $2 for adults $1 for students and available from chapter members and local sponsors.

Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop America Elyria High School Institute of Tagopedics Whichita Kan Spebsqsa Institute Toronto Wayfarers Columbus Chalk Dusters Canton Incores Elyria Dan Mihuta Parma Mihuta Lorain County Savings and Trust Co First National Bank Elyria Savings and Trust North Ridgeville Graystone Wagner

Bids on Oberlin housing let

Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority awarded 1.4 million dollars in contracts for Oberlin projects to two bidders J Hume Co of Lorain for 758501 and Community Builders of Lorain for 645000. LMHA says contracts include approved changes from original specs.

Lorain

Sunday liquor sale bill advances in Ohio Senate

COLUMBUS UPI The Senate Liquor Committee backed a bill 4-1 to permit Sunday liquor sales between 1 pm and midnight with Sen Robin Turner chair. Ashley said contractors would hire electricians and plumbers for a one year completion, with a local option election to stop sales if needed. Groundbreaking on the Main site was set for Tuesday mid noon with potential annual permit fees of 500 dollars.

Ashley Columbus UPI Con Senate Liquor Committee Robin Turner Mid-Jman Cleveland

Lorain NAACP Plans March Up Broadway

About 30 to 35 people met to plan a National NAACP march in Lorain. The event forms at 4 30 p m at Elyria Avenue and West 20th Street and proceeds uptown to Broadway ending with a rally at City Hall. Alfred Head cites protest of Alabama police brutality.

Lorain National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Broadway Elyria Ave West 20Th St Loop City Hall

Elyria marks 148th anniversary with Ely documents exhibit

The Lorain County Historical Society Museum hosts a 148th anniversary exhibit of Heman Ely founder papers. The 12 documents and 7 pictures, once in a bank vault, include a Madison signed citizenship certificate and Ely postmaster appointment dating 1817.

Springfield Mass Heman Ely Ohio Elyria Lorain County Historical Society Museum Fifth St Mally George Metcalf U.S Europe James Madison United States Ely Justin Ely Heman Connecticut Re The Lorain County

Lorain Hospital Faces Operating Fund Shortfall

Lorain Community Hospital disclosed a funding gap at a board and city meeting led by Mayor Woodrow Mathna. With a $100,000 initial fund borrowed from local supporters, expenses rose to $175,000 beyond projected income, mainly due to Blue Cross per diem shortfalls and reliance on a low patient-day reimbursement.

Lorain Lorain Community Hospital Board of Trustees Woodrow Mathna Lakeland Community Hospital, Inc Council Blue Cross James R. Husir Frank Bolmeyer Cleveland Trust Cleveland St. Joseph Lorain County Amherst Elyria Memorial Husi Huson Bolmeyer

Elyria Council Sets March 29 Funds Meeting for 1965 Appropriations

A special Elyria City Council session is set for March 29 at 7 30 p m to approve permanent appropriations for 1965. Finance Committee Chair Kenneth E Krueck says about four more committee meetings will occur before sending the measure to the council. The city expects 1 500 194 to fund general operations including police fire health auditor mayor safety director and municipal court. Waterworks sanitation sewage and street maintenance are planned as self supporting.

Elyria Kenneth E. Krueck D-2 Imayor Safety - Service

Ohio teachers seek statewide minimum salary with 200 pay raise

Ohio lawmakers and the Ohio Education Association push a bill to establish a statewide minimum salary scale for teachers and provide a 200 annual pay increase. The measure would add 835 million to the school foundation program for 1966-67 and raise starting pay for bachelor’s degree teachers to 4,500 and masters to 5,000. The plan includes annual raises, retirement costs for districts, and would align with the PEP proposal to boost education funding.

Columbus UPI Ohio Education Association OEA James A Rhodes OFA Thomas G O'Keefe The

Elyria adopts new building permit procedures

Elyria Building Department adopts immediate changes after inspector James J Seres resignation. New rules require one permit per dwelling, inspector approval of all permits, daily time logs, double fees for unpermitted work, and mandatory plans with each new dwelling permit as Birchhill studies Lakewood Cleveland and Rocky River practices.

Elyria Building Department Jack Birchhill Elyria James J Seres Birchhill Westlake Cleveland Rocky River

Heated War on Poverty session in Lorain County

The Lorain County War on Poverty Committee held a tense two hour session with Albert Rosenau defending his chairmanship amid criticism led by Rev. John Huston. Huston urged faster action toward subcommittees and an incorporated structure, while Rosenau urged patience and careful decision making.

Lorain County John Huston Lorain Huston

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