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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1965
Page
11
The Rules Committee will decide whether to keep the bench during play or change the current regulations. Chairman Bud Foster of Wisconsin noted the majority want no major alteration and about 90 percent favored existing conditions. The committee may clarify by interpretation or adjust a loophole as they consider nationwide coach input.
A Lorain man, Nicholas Dudkovich, 21, was injured when a van owned by Elyria Furniture Co and driven by Steve Hall, 59, struck his southbound car on Route 57 near Warden Street. Hall was charged with improper lane usage. Dudkovich treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital and released.
Treasurer J Grant Keys of Lokin County Ohio issues notice of the 1964 tax rate per 1000 dollars of property valuation. Rates include General Fund 1.60, Tuberculosis Hospital 0.24, Child Welfare 0.61, Community College 1.20, Metropolitan Park District 0. Hates expressed in dollars and cents per thousand valuation.
Elyria City Council streets committee backs sidewalk construction on the west side of Lorain Blvd from Lodi Street to Foster Avenue. Committee Chairman J Emerich promises City Engineer Robert E Kieinoeder will push for early completion of all sidewalk projects to avoid conflicts with water and sewer work.
Foreign student Sylvi Qien, exchange pupil from Norway under the American Field Service, will be the speaker when the Kiwanis Club of East Elyria meets Thursday at 6 30 pm in Holly Hall Mission. Miss Olen 3655, a senior at Elyria High and National Honor Society member, plans to graduate in June. She lives with Dr and Mrs John ga 72 W Wherry 230 Ohio St i e. At the meeting she will discuss her homeland and show slides.
Princeton guard Bill Bradley was named the outstanding player of the 1985 NCAA basketball tournament and also earned a spot on the all star team alongside Gail Goodrich Edgar Lacy Kenny Washington of UCLA and Cazzie Russell of Michigan.
The Larain Erie Huron chapter of the American Institute of Industrial Engineers will host Ladies Night on April 6 at 6 30 p m in Careys Villa. Kurt Weil and Al Schmuhl lead planning with Weil as president. P E Tattersall of General Electric’s Cincinnati facility will speak on Work Simplification in the Home. The three county AME chapter also aids Elyria Memorial Hospital and Junior Achievement.
Goodyear Wingfoots of Akron beat Opinion Research 77 to 67 to advance to the National AAU Basketball Tournament semifinals in Denver. Larry Brown scored 16 for Akron while Art Williams led Long Beach with 23 points. free throw struggles doomed California. Armed Forces All-Stars upset early deficit to join the semis alongside Denver Capitol Federal and San Francisco Athletics Club.
Eaton Grange hosts an open house at 8 p.m. during the meeting in North Eaton. Winners of the sixth grade essay contest What America Means to Me will be announced. prizes range from 5 to 1 dollars with the top entry advancing to a national contest for a 100 dollar prize. Judges include Mrs Gordon Miller and club presidents from Columbia Station and Columbia. Two district students provide entertainment.
Ralph Houk was elected Sunday to the New York Yankees board of directors replacing Del Webb who sold his interests. Also on the board are president Dan Topping and William S. Paley Dr. Frank Stanton and Michael Burke of CBS.
A long OCR fragment lists real estate transfers including Ernest Kasper to Samuel Fo Pow and Andrew Nemecex to May Roenbaugh with various lot descriptions. The text also contains numerous job ads for secretaries, clerks, waitresses, a car hop, and other positions in Elyria Ohio, with compensation notes and contact details. Some lines include procedural notices and a secretary or clerk promotions. The passage ends with postings for employment in local businesses and a pancake house opening.
Multiple categorized notices advertise positions including typist, waitress, dairy farm helper, body man, insurance sales, tree trimmer, washers, milk route salesman, and more. Encourages applying contact details and locations across Elgrid, Ohio area with descriptions of duties and benefits.
Job ads seek dairy area helper in Lorain County and parts clerk in a hardware store. Apprenticeships and evening shift work listed with contact box numbers. Various postings mention experience, references, and writing age details.
A growing consumer finance company seeks young men for fast tracking into management. College preferred but not required. Candidates should be aggressive, conscientious, enjoy public contact, and willing to work for success. Car required for training and duties. Offers unlimited advancement, salary tied to results, benefits, and profit sharing. All replies confidential by contact.
Classified blurbs advertise a sales opening for a high school graduate age 21 to 45 with a salary 433 monthly plus commission and benefits. Immediate manager trainee position promises store management training and a strong vacation and insurance plan. Also listed are a large area metal fabricator and a material handling engineer with seven years related experience.
Dear Cy column laments youth prosperity and postwar baby boom with millions turning 16 to 24 by 1970. It praises spending power of 18 to 24 year olds and mocks wild high life while urging readers to brace for shifting social trends.
Classified snippets show salesmen machine shop roles electrician and operator positions, part and full time options, hourly wages up to 3.42. Also mentions U S Civil Service tests and a leadership potential ad, with addresses in Elyria Lorain County Bothell and Lincoln.
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