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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1971
Page
5
A national poll of 65 000 high school students in 1 660 schools shows 23 percent feel draft evaders should stand trial and 21 percent want revocation of US citizenship. Only 12 percent would allow evaders to return without penalties.
At Midview High School the OWE auto mechanics class will work on a 1971 model in the school garage with Spitzer Motors of Grafton providing the car and trained mechanics. Ford Lincoln Mercury support adds expertise as students locate and fix engine trouble supervised by Carl Clapham and Spitzer’s staff. The 21 member class combines lab work with classroom instruction and has already done tune ups and tire changes on faculty cars. The program, open to vocational agriculture and OWE students, may expand to all students including girls.
Neil Diamond headlines a Cleveland Public Auditorium show at 8 30 pm Friday with hits like Brother Loves Traveling Salvation Show Solitary Man Holly Holy Shiloh and Sweet Caroline He writes songs for others including I'm a Believer Cherry Cherry and Girl Youll Be a Woman Soon Odetta appears as a second act The event is hosted by WIXY Radio and Belkin Productions Tickets available at Burrows Stores Convention Center Box Office Halcyon Days in Kent and The Men's Shop in Elyria.
The CKLW top ten chart lists Marvin Gaye at number one with What’s Going On and a mix of artists including Janis Joplin who has Me and Bobby McGee, Tom Jones with She’s a Lady, and Woodstock by Matthews Southern Comfort. The list features other entries such as Funkadelic, Paul McCartney, The Bells, Henry Mancini with Theme from Love Story, Andy Williams, and Neil Diamond finishing with I Am... Said.
Area clubs report Easter Seals fundraising and health demonstrations at April meetings. Jolly Stitchers meet April 7 at 7 pm led by Wendy Vietz. Penfield See Gals plan Easter basket gift. Henrietta Clovers, Shawnees, North Ridgeville, and other 4-H clubs announce officers, demonstrations, and upcoming meetings through April and June.
Jill Anne Northrup of Elyria High School received an honorable mention for her advertising entry at the Ohio DECA conference in Columbus March 19 and 20. She answered a written advertising fundamentals test and created a newspaper layout, earning a certificate at the March 20 banquet at the Neil House. DECA, with 128,000 members nationwide, had over 1,000 students from 206 Ohio high schools competing in 30 categories.
The world’s largest radio telescope resides at the Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico, a national research center operated by Cornell University under contract with the National Science Foundation.
Proceeds from the annual basketball benefit at Elyria Catholic High School will once again support medical expenses for Tony Aulis, an injured former player. Tony was hurt in a 1962 junior year football game, and the event this Friday continues the long charity effort.
Wellington High School crowned 34 seniors as 1971 Senior Superlatives with pairs named for each category. Winners include Alan Leiby and Marsha Stanfield for most artistic and Debbi Kellogg with Nelson Neff as most mischievous. The event also featured a Tony Aulisio Fund drive via a senior faculty basketball game.
LAGRANGE Keystone High presents the drama Seven Days in May by Kristin Sergal with a performance Friday at 8 pm in the high school. A special daytime showing for students is planned tomorrow. Director James R Dotson leads the cast, centering on Marine Colonel Martin J. Cases uncovering a plot to depose the President.
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