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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1963
Page
5
Ohio legislators discuss amendments for county operations schools and taxes. Proposals cover water, sewer, land conveyances, welfare funding, and penalties. Several measures move to the governor for signature including pensions, deferrals, and election financing rules.
Eight year old Linda Eltons of McKinley School captured first with 302 points in the Elyria bike rodeo finals held Saturday. Gary Krebs, 11, from Effyria District Catholic High School, took runner up with 38 points. The event, judged by council members and the Lorain County Traffic Safety Council, featured quizzes and bike handling safety.
Mrs Grant Hawke was elected president of the Henrietta Farm Women's Club at the Thursday meeting. Vice president is Mrs Nelson Brill, secretary Mrs Alton Herman, treasurer Mrs J C Woodings, and sunshine chair Mrs Warner county Coun Mrs Brill. Junior councilor is Mrs Nel Young.
Bay Science Center launches the Tepee Camporee as part of Eve Junior Nature and Science Center activities. The event runs June through July with sessions for 9 to 14 year olds, 9 am to noon and 1 30 to 4 30 pm, and younger groups in July 1 to 4. Tuition covers supplies and insurance. Registration is Saturday 10 am to 2 pm at Bay High School Cafeteria.
Elyria Memorial Day Committee will hold a 3 PM meeting at the American Legion home to finalize parade plans. Tomas Haskins, chairman, urges area veterans groups to attend. Foster P. Dirlam serves as parade marshal and co‑chairs transportation with Skip Hodson and Daniel Green. Those needing transport are asked to contact them.
Elyria area carpenters faced a strike over an unsigned wage agreement with Local 1426 Canneniers Union. More than 100 workers were employed under Haruki Vance, in a local with about 200 members. County prosecutors planned talks in Columbus on a real estate tax appraisal legality and duplicate tax, while ditch funds and board actions loomed. 25 years ago two Lorain County men joined the Ohio Public Health Assoc board. A complaint by American Shovel and Stamping Co. against city water was discussed with no action, as water would be supplied after land-title suits with L A & S Railroad were resolved.
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