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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1967
Page
3
The San Francisco State College symposium titled The Male in America, set for March 31 to April 2, was cancelled due to low interest with only 30 registrants. The event aimed to explore male roles in American society.
Oberlin College Conservatory senior Frank H Spo to reached the national finals of the NFMC biennial auditions after winning the New Jersey state contest on February 25 and the district contest on March 18. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Frank J Spoto of New Milford NJ and had previously placed second nationally in 1965 with Ronald Gipson.
The award will be made in early April with a $250 prize toward the winner’s music education and is renewable for a second year. Frank, as Great Lakes District audition winner, will sing a recital in Mation, Ohio during the NFMC convention. National winners will be announced April 1 with first prize of $250 and a performance before the NFMC convention in New York City.
A measure before the Rhode Island Senate would ban tobacco use in any form by persons under 16 in public. It would impose a ten dollar fine for each offense. The proposal aims to curb underage smoking and enforce restrictions in public spaces.
The National Life Council reports current Japanese households average 4.02 members and predicts a fall to 3.3 members in twenty years, signaling a demographic shift and aging population implications.
New York reports that the telephone industry may introduce two digit dialing within the next decade. Rather than dialing seven or ten times, users could reach frequently called places via a memory system by dialing only two digits.
North Ridgeville Band Boosters bake sale at EST Bank from 1 am to 1 pm. Avon Lake public hearing and council at municipal building 7 30 pm. PTA meeting at high school 8 pm. Lions Club Saddle Inn 6 45 pm. Royal Arch Masons at Masonic Hall 7 30 pm. Junior Woman's Club at Lutheran Church 8 pm. Columbia Township trustees town hall 7 30 pm. Columbia Volunteer firemen fire station 8 pm. New London Business and Professional Women's club city hall 8 pm. Rotary Club at Furst Methodist Church noon. American Legion Legion hall 8 pm. Vermilion Women's League 8 30 pm preceded by board 7 30 pm. Wakeman American Legion Auxiliary 689 Legion Hall 8 pm. Wakeman trustees township hall 8 pm. Wasem Memorial Committee fire hall 7 30 pm. Camden Fire Department fire hall 8 pm. Penfield PTA school 8 pm. Wellington Junior Women's League home of Mrs Horvath 8 30 pm. Carlisle Firemen Ladies Auxiliary 8 15 pm. Board of education special meeting room 101 high school 5 15 p.m.
Lorain crews return to six U.S. Steel ships docked here to ready them for the shipping season beginning April 3. U.S. Steel has 41 ships across seven Great Lakes ports, with Anderson Callaway McGonagle Trimble Rogers Hood among Lorain vessels. Clifford B Hood remains a crane ship. William B Schiller will replace George A Sloan as a self unloader.
The Lorain YMCA announces a May 4 to May 25 campaign to raise 1,296,000 for a new 442 acre Tower Blvd complex east of Oberlin Ave. The current site at 1769 East 28th St will stay in operation while feasible, with future facilities planned to serve all areas and programs including swimming. Base campaign office is 731 Broadway. occupancy expected in 1989.
The Army Board of Engineers for Rivers and Harbors urged clearing floating debris from Cleveland's lakefront harbor. Estimated annual cost is $21,000. The recommendation moves to the Chief of Army Engineers for study.
Lynda Bird Johnson will attend the April 1 wedding in Chicago of Sharon Percy daughter of Sen. Charles H. Percy and John D. Rockefeller IV The White House said she had been invited and would attend The president's elder daughter is visiting Caneel Bay with her mother in the Virgin Islands.
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