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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1968
Page
6
The Grafton Kiwanis Club meets tomorrow at 6 30 pm in Grafton School. Guest speaker John Smith an air traffic control instructor at Oberlin Center will discuss aviation topics.
Maureen Cote a senior at Ohio State University travels in the Soviet Union on a 35 day Russian Language Study Tour visiting Moscow Leningrad Volgograd Kiev and Yalta. She is a Russian language major wife of Yvan Cote and daughter of Edward and Monske Grafton residents. Casimer Kantosky named to Wilmington College dean's list son of Waller Kantosky of Grafton. Alice Jo McKay named to dean's list at Hobart William Smith Colleges Geneva NY. Ronald Broome named to dean's list at Evangel College Springfield MO son of Richard and Mrs Broome Foster Street. Dreamalee Divers listed as Mount Union College student daughter of G A Divers Avon Ohio. James Microp and Jane Ann Schilling named to University of Cincinnati dean's list. James Fritz earned BBA from University of Dayton and will pursue graduate study. Cadet Daniel A Schafer designated Distinguished Cadet in AFROTC at Ohio State University son of Leo and Mrs Schafer Oberlin RD. Miss American Starlet Contest to be held at Palisades Amusement Park with winner receiving Hollywood trip and motion picture role.
Amherst area Church Women United convenes Friday at noon at South Amherst Methodist Church. May Fellowship theme is Our Mission At Home. Guest speakers include George Clark director of the County Detention Home and Mrs Eben Porter case worker. All area women invited.
The 22nd Annual Parade of Quartets Concert will be held Saturday at 8 pm in the Elyria High School Auditorium. Five quartets including The Roaring 20's of Cincinnati and Elyria's The Four Encores will perform along with The Harmony Squires Three Potato Four and The Fleet Street Four. Tickets are available at local shops and in advance.
In a team match both West opponents led trumps to restrict dummy’s ruffing power. At table one South doubled four hearts and went down two, 500 points, while table two saw South make four hearts doubled for 790 points after strategic finesses and defense.
About a dozen residents back a proposed clinic by the Lorain County Inter-Agency Council on Smoking and Health. A five day stop smoking plan, a film on lung cancer, and a New York withdrawal clinic were discussed to spark interest and form a 25 member group therapy effort. Laura Plas of The Chronicle Telegram and the American Cancer Society were listed as contacts for participation.
In Columbus an installer of a closed circuit TV system at the city prison found himself on the other end of the cameras after an all day installation. He later went out drinking and returned to the jail, appearing before one of the interview room cameras while intoxicated.
Edward William Werner bought tickets for the Muny’s 50th straight year at Forest Park. He recalls taking his wife Hattie to the first Robin Hood production, receiving a rain check if rain canceled. They married a year later and have rarely missed performances, Werner now 86 and his wife 83 continue the tradition.
Elyria District Catholic High School presents its spring concert at 8 p.m. Friday with the senior group The Generation performing three popular numbers. The concert includes tunes from Camelot South Pacific The King and I Cabaret Gigi and An American in Paris plus Roque Bolero and Windy. St Jude School band will perform Tenderfoot March Sea Chanty and a German folk tune conducted by Robert Hassenmueller with John E Russell directing EDCHS band and Hassenmueller conducting.
May Day horoscope outlines traits for Taurus through Aries with daily guidance. Emphasizes empathy for elderly and young, balancing dreams with practicality, and cautions about choosing life partners. Includes advice on collaboration, time management, and careful speech.
The eighth and ninth grade choir and band at Northwood Junior High School perform a spring concert at 7 30 pm Friday in the school. The event is free to the public. The choir directed by Richard Prochazka sings God Is the Light of the World Set Down Servant Edelweiss America the Beautiful and three barber shop numbers. The highlight is Telephone Hour from Bye Bye Birdie. Phillip Horch directs the band presenting Bandology a spirited concert march Holiday in Rome highlights from South Pacific Cotton Candy and Days of Glory.
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