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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1965
Page
3
Spencer council plans a spring clean-up month coordinated by the fix-up committee. James Rhodes designs community projects and a Civic Club letter from David Hyer spurred the initiative to paint and maintain village buildings.
The building and lands committee studies redefining neighborhood businesses to create a highway district and remove service stations drive ins and motels from residential areas to curb traffic. Council members West Reichlin Bara and planning director McGinnis led talks with city officials. Alfred Hitchcock began as a title writer in 1920.
Hundreds of students and families attended Marion L. Steele High School for the Amherst Science Fair featuring about 85 exhibits in biology chemistry and physics. Eight judges including engineers and teachers rated creativity clarity and scientific methods. Larry Long and Richard Horn created the top laser beam exhibit with 39 of 40 points.
Avon Junior High School Band led by Thomas Beck will give an appreciation concert at 8 p.m. in Avon Elementary School with free admission. Science projects by junior high students will be displayed in the all purpose room before and after the concert.
The Horatio Alger Association awarded Allen Ludden, host of Password, the 1961 Horatio Alger Award as the first performing arts figure to receive the honor. The article lists numerous ratings of student science projects including superior and excellent marks across biology chemistry physics and teams, naming readers such as John Sakalos Bob Szilvasy Jim Edwards Carol Herrman Gary Reynolds Jess Swartz and others.
Spencer Township trustees discussed creating a Medina County Park District with a three member park board. Medina Township petition to Probate Court seeks approval within a month. Judge Wayne Garver would appoint board members if approved. Open house planned to review Wells Insurance Agency policies affecting Copopa Elementary Bronson Elementary and Columbia High School properties.
Officers for the Columbia Parent-Teacher Association will be installed April 13 at 4 p.m. at Copopa Elementary School. Officers-elect include Mrs. James Tiemens as president and Mrs. Donald Karp as first vice president, with other roles listed. Delegates to Lorain County PTA Council and alternates are named.
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