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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1975
Page
3
A 1975 Sunday feature offers sun sign advice and character notes for Gemini through Leo. It urges ethical behavior for Gemini, personal work for Cancer, mood awareness for Virgo, balanced family discussions for Libra, and honoring friendship for Aries and Taurus, with guidance on health, spirituality, and self-improvement.
Elyria Catholic High School held a senior honors assembly awarding 16 students the gold honor cord for a 3.33 GPA, inducting many into the National Honor Society with color stoles. Special accolades went to Peter Zakrzewski for library aid and drama pins, plus numerous subject awards and scholarships across English, languages, science, math, and the arts.
Comedian and civil rights activist Dick Gregory will address Lorain County Community College in the College Center Mall Tuesday at 8 p.m. He is known for hunger strikes, social critique, and antiwar views. Admission is 50 cents for students and $1 for the public.
Huron County 4 H extension agent Carlos Tucker will be a guest on the Town and Country program on WTOL TV Channel 11 in Toledo. The show airs at 6 50 a m. Monday and Tuesday. Tucker will discuss preparing woodworking exhibits for the show Monday and vegetables for the show Tuesday.
Norwalk voters face a two race primary Tuesday in Ward 3 Democratic hopeful William Smith and Ward 3 rival Richard Fritz. Fritz, a Glidden Dupree plant foreman and lifelong resident, faces Ward 3 incumbent Dick Sipple in November if he wins. In Ward 2, Harry Gilbert and Joe Tengowskia contend for the Republican nod with no Democratic candidate, potential winner to become Ward 2 councilman. Mayor Wayne Goodsite runs unopposed for both primary and general election. Other unopposed: Ward 1 Democrat Larry Bresson, Ward 1 Republican Clyde Rekart, Ward 4 Democrat Paul Wright, Ward 4 Republican Robert Markel, Council-at-Large Democrats Robert Williams and Richard Pflieger, Republicans incumbents, and Council President contenders Dick Cunningham, Bill Ream, and Morgan Jones. A program by Leaviton Mfg. of Cleveland on the 1975 electrical code is set for Holiday Inn with displays of lighting devices at 7:30 p.m.
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