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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1971
Page
10
The North Olmsted school board extended the grade one through eight bus limit to 1 1/2 miles for next year in an economy move. About 14 bus drivers will not be rehired and transportation will drop from nearly 4 000 to 1 700 riders.
North Olmsted plans three new vocational education courses for 11th graders with a 12th grade option next year in accounting radio and television electronics and commercial art. Courses cover bookkeeping business communications business machines and advertising art history with hands on lab work and related instruction.
The North Olmsted Board of Education will advertise for bids to purchase library furniture equipment and carpeting. Bids open April 21 for Forest Chestnut and Maple Elementary Schools and for Birch Forest Chestnut and Maple library learning centers. Carpeting specs must be submitted to the local fire marshal for approval.
Safety Service Director Paul Wormsby urged residents to contact the Lorain County dog warden for stray dogs. He said dogs held at city hall lack a proper shelter, are kept three days if licensed, or impounded otherwise, and called for a civic group to fund a kennel project.
Discharge entries include multiple patients and relatives with addresses across Elyria Amherst Sheffield Lake Avon Lake Vermilion and surrounding areas. Notable names include Dale Andorra Mrs George Berks Mrs David BUCK Ner Mrs Elestero Colon Gregory Dubina Elyna Edwards Daneer Hayes Kish Litchkowski Matos Mitroff Morton Musković Norton Pindroh Rivera Shawka Stinson Underwood Welter Willard Wise Zahorec Frank Lin Essser Kanes Russo Dewitt Belak Rivera Foster Rivera Nieves Olszewski Resh Reyna Rice Rodriguez Rodriguez Sherwood Simpson Starcher Terry Velez and others linked to inpatient or discharge notices.
Avon High School presents Agatha Christie mystery Ten Little Indians at Avon East Elementary School on Nagel Road. Performances are April 2 and 3 at 8 p.m. with a special student night April 1 at 7 p.m. Faculty and students perform as eight guests and two house servants in a coastal Devon island house.
The North Ridgeville Republican Club hosts a 7 30 pm program at Melody Grove Sugar Ridge and Bender Roads featuring Rep Charles A Mosher R 13 Oberlin and Dr Martin Essex state superintendent of schools. Mosher discusses federal education programs in the 92nd Congress and current trends while Essex covers state and federal funding. A Q and A follows, cocktails at 6 and dinner at 6 30 preceding the event. Reservations via Mrs Frank Serazin 6939 Case Rd or Mrs Richard Glauner 39375 Burns Rd. Area high schools invited to send student delegations.
The Avon Lions Club will meet Thursday at Tom's Country Place at 6 30 p.m. Harold Schatschneider, chair of the nominating committee of past presidents, will present the slate of officers for the new year.
The piece notes improved Vietnamization showing ARVN gains in modern warfare. It highlights how American officials trained South Vietnamese spokesmen in wartime terminology during the Laos and Cambodia actions, with ARVN handling the words as their operations evolved. It cites Gen Westmoreland and Lt Col Tran Van An on terminology and retreat interpretations.
New London residents aiming to vote in the May 4 primary must register by tomorrow at 9 pm with the Huron County Board of Elections. The office sits on the county courthouse’s third floor. Voters must register if they have not voted in two consecutive election years or if they moved precincts or changed names.
The annual PTA Carnival will be held Saturday at Penfield School starting with a dinner at 5 30 p m. The event features activities and a community gathering to support school programs.
The village Board of Public Affairs chair Jake Wilhelm outlined initial repair costs for water leaks and plant drainage upgrades totaling 6.08 dollars and 600 dollars respectively. Future plans include water treatment with chlorine gas and potential fluoride addition.
Cleveland duo Kenneth Perdue and Linda Richter, both 22, were arrested in Lorain after passing forged checks at seven bank branches. They allegedly obtained about 3400 dollars, with charges including multiple forgery and larceny counts and one case of receiving stolen property. Both remain jailed awaiting arraignment with bonds set at 6000 and 12000 dollars.
Creston consignors sold 1 064 head with strong hogs and cattle. Top calf prices reached 56 50, steers to 33 80, Holstein cows to 24 80, and feeders 19 to 34.65. Pigs and shoats gained, sows steady, and overall feeder cattle demand remained high.
The Keystone High School Band will hold a paper drive Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Call Richard Buckingham, drive chairman, for paper pickup information.
Rose Messer of 323 Cove Beach Sheffield Lake filed a 50000 injury suit in Lorain County Common Pleas Court yesterday against Robert M Little of 1059 West 14th Street Lorain. The accident occurred on West Erie Avenue on April 1 1969 as she was crossing the street.
Ghulam Sakhi Berati, an American Field Service exchange student from Afghanistan, will present a program about his native country at St Peter’s Church hall tonight at 8 pm. The session is hosted by the Altar and Rosary Society of North Ridgeville.
Diana Rigsby a senior will compete in the national DECA competition in San Antonio Texas in April Miss Rigsby won first in advertising at the Ohio DECA state conference in Columbus last weekend Junior Don Brooks won first in radio advertising at the state event He is eligible for the San Antonio trip but will not compete Cindy Traut a senior finished in the top ten at the Miss Ohio DECA pageant Junior Pat Young placed in the top two hundred in public speaking out of forty entrants.
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