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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1971
Page
5
Three day open house at Blossom Music Center runs noon to 6 pm with hourly family activities and the Blossom Pavilion hosting magic puppet and clown acts. Box office opens for summer tickets and proceeds benefit the Cleveland Orchestra Sustaining Fund.
Jessie Kay Johnson named valedictorian for New London High School 115 member class. Gloria Cooke and Debra Young named co salutatorians. Commencement June 6 at 3 p.m. on football field or auditorium if rain, graduates include NHS and FTA members with plans to attend Grace College and M B Johnson School of Nursing Elyria.
Canal Fulton Summer Arena launches its season June 1 headlined by Van Johnson in There's a Girl in My Soup for a two week run. William Shatner appears in Period of Adjustment June 15 to 20, followed by David Canary in George M August 3 to 15 and Gisele MacKenzie in Hello Dolly August 17 to 29. Curtain times vary with 8:30 p.m. weekday shows and 7 or 10 p.m. weekend slots.
West Side Story ends Bowling Green University Theatre season in a joint production with the School of Music. The show runs Wednesday through Saturday in University Hall Main Auditorium. Originated by Jerome Robbins in 1957, it portrays rival teen gangs in New York’s West Side amid tenement streets and bridges.
The 60 member M B Johnson School of Nursing student choir performs Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Elyria High School Auditorium. Hostess Alice Weston will introduce the program. Proceeds fund nursing student scholarships. since 1964 over 8000 has been raised. Tickets at nursing service or at the door. Sears fashions featured during intermission.
At Hall Auditorium Oberlin Saturday night the production Patience drew an attentive crowd. Leonard Bernstein Stephen Sondheim and Allen S. White led the show with Ivan Trusler as musical director. John H. Hepler and Mildred Lit contributed stage and costumes. Tickets on sale at University Hall box office and at 7 p.m. on performance nights.
A tentative merger would make Bellevue based Johnson Corp. a Magic Chef subsidiary with Johnson stockholders voting on the deal. Magic Chef reportedly would transfer 525000 shares valued at about 17.5 million dollars.
The Communications Workers of America rejected Ohio Bell Telephone Co s latest contract proposal in a six week dispute. CWA director Thomas C Ryan said the offer is inadequate and demands for higher wages and better working conditions remain. Ohio Bell and CWA have been negotiating a three year contract since April 13. over 20 000 employees in the state are affected.
Clarksfield Township trustees announce rubbish pick-up on June 1 for residents. Residents should place rubbish at the roadside. The service was delayed one day due to Memorial Day.
Christ Lutheran Nursery School in Avon Lake begins registrations for the 1971 72 term. Classes run Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays 9 to 1130 a.m. for four year olds advancing to kindergarten next year. Call the church office on weekdays for more information.
Sammy Davis Jr will appear at Musicarnival for one week from July 3 to July 11 with Blinky Williams and comedian Timmuie Rogers. Showtimes are 8 pm weekdays, 7 and 10:30 pm Saturdays, 5 and 8:30 pm Sundays. Advance orders start June 1 via phone. write Box 22102 Cleveland 44122 for details.
Charges of child stealing against Flayne Bryant, 20, of Cleveland were continued until June 10 in Cleveland Municipal Court. Bryant allegedly took one month old Tonya Williams from a crib in the outpatient waiting room at MacDonald House of University Hospitals. the infant was returned unharmed the next afternoon by two young women who said they were asked to care for her.
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