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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1969
Page
7
The Chronicle-Telegram highlights California statutes requiring motorcycle passengers to keep both feet on the footrests while the bike is moving. The reminder appears amid broader coverage of traffic safety and rider responsibilities.
A farce titled See How They Run opens at the Amherst Workshop Players Theatre on April 18 and runs 10 performances through May 3. Cast includes Don Bruck as Rev Lionel Toop Betty Wilson as Penelope Toop Ed Ehrlich as the GI corporal with others featuring Jenny Heinzerling Ken Riddell Sue Tuttle and Virginia Waratinsky directing with Valerie Jenkins designing the set Tickets go on sale Monday.
The live Emmy ceremonies of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences will air from Carnegie Hall New York and the Civic Auditorium Santa Monica with CBS carrying the show on June 8.
The Mount Zion Baptist Church presents The Staple Singers at Finney Chapel on Oberlin College campus April 9 at 8 p.m. The Mississippi family group led by Pop Staples with Mavis Cleo and Pervis blends gospel and country blues. Tickets are for sale in Elyria at several shops and proceeds benefit the Capital Improvement Fund.
Lorain area youths ages 8 to 15 are invited to Saturday art classes at St Mary School and a bus tour to the Cleveland Museum. Classes meet weekly at 9 a.m., with summer outside sessions planned. Contact Paul Henschke in Lorain to register.
Ohio recorded 194 traffic deaths in February, 31 more than February 1968, with 7 highway fatalities in the first two months, up 73 from last year. State Highway Safety Director Warren C. Nelson warns of a trend reversal after a two year decline.
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