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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1960

Page

4

Achievement Day Set For Oberlin April 27

The Lorain County Home Demonstration Council plans the 1960 Achievement Day at the First Church and Brand House in Oberlin on April 27 at 10 8.n The Alumnae Home Council hosts and handles registration with a travel theme Travel With Us in 1960 Mrs Charles Lawson of Elyria Travelmart in charge Final plans were discussed at the March meeting with seventeen clubs represented Awards include a free trip to the Ohio State Fair A “pen friend” program is offered via Mrs Harold Starkey Returns to office are Mrs Harold Starkey Mrs Henry Pintur Mrs Don O Connor and Mrs Alex Heggie The council will skip April meetings The next gathering is May 24 at Oberlin Peoples Bank with a Hi Way safety program

Alumnae Home Council Charles Lawson Elyria Travelmart Lorain Erie County Vermilion Congregational Church District 5 Vermilion Harold Starkey Friendship International Fund Alex Heggie Lewis Kolb Camden Farm Women Ralph Brucker Brownhelm Extension Club R. E. Robinson Scrapsbook Lake “Avenue Homemakers Henry Pintur Russia Farm Women Don O'Connor West Carlisle Homemakers Amherst Homemakers Oberlin Peoples’ Bank

Brookside choirs to present vocal program in Brookside auditorium

The Brookside High School concert and freshman choirs join for a varied program at 8 p.m. in the Brookside auditorium under Douglas E. Russell. Selections include Let There Be Peace On Earth Oklahoma I Could Have Danced All Night and Many more with soloists Cheryl Kingsboro Lynn Balistein Patricia Carson and Beind to Your Parent among pieces. The concert choir has 55 voices and the freshman choir 33 with piano accompanists Susan Fedor Georgia Weston and Carol Lloyd and instrumentalists Steve Toth Andrew White and Sher Tyree.

Sheffield Lake Brookside High School Brookside Auditorium Douglas E. Russell Oklahoma Fair Lady Cheryl Kingsboro Lynn Balistein Patricia Carson Clancy Chhoir Susan Fedor Georgia Weston Carol Lloyd Steve Toth Susan ‘Fedor Andrew Whhite Sher An Tyree

Pair Honored At Silver Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hooker were honored at their silver wedding anniversary Sunday in Wakeman. The celebration was given by their children Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hooker, Miss Gloria Hooker, and Mr. and Mrs. Neil Whitney. Guests came from Lorain Elyria Kipton Wellington Bellevue Greenwich Ashland Wakeman and New London area.

Wakeman Donald Hooker Norman Hooker Gloria Hooker Neil Whitney Mildred Scott Elyria N. H. Sanders Jr Greenwich Lorain Kipton Wellington Bellevue Ashland New London Area

Pittsfield Church Supper Clears About 200 Profit

The Pittsfield Congregational church sold sausage pancakes and maple syrup to raise funds and cleared about 200 dollars. Howard Langdon chaired the event with Mrs. Carl Pease as kitchen chair and Mrs. Robert Mohler in charge of dining room. Visitor Miss Louanne Broud returned Sunday from a ten-day OSU study break.

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