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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1966

Page

13

Tom Flood's gold '61 tops class at Norwalk Dragway

Tom Flood, 18, owner of a gold colored 1961 Corvette with a 327 engine and four barrel carbs, clocked a 13.17 second quarter at Norwalk Dragway this summer. He has rebuilt the car with a new transmission and rear end, and spent months working on it while employed at Lorain Works.

Tom Flood Malory Beilfield Tom Norwalk Elyria District Catholic High School Lorain Works Imckes Steel Lorain

Teens split on study halls should they stay or go

North Ridgeville area students and staff express opinions on whether study halls should be eliminated or retained. They debate supervision by teachers versus student council, timing end of day placement, and impact on homework, focus, and class length.

Alan Leachbacker Valley Ave Barb Tehnes Sugar Ridge Rd Ehs Chuck McHugh South Durkee Rd Edchs Diane Rourke West Ave Joe Lagrotteria Chris Wheaton Main St Grafton Midview High School Midview John Dickens Bagley Rd North Ridgeville High School John Phillips Vassar

Red Cross Teen Units to Be Highlighted in Lorain County

Slim Ransom, former college football star and Portage County schools administrator, speaks at a High School Red Cross meeting in Lorain County. He will discuss Portage schools’ successful teen program focusing on art language and international relations, with student leadership development. Don Sager chairs the Lorain County Red Cross event.

Slim Ransom Red Cross Lorain County Eyrin Ransom Portage County Portage Don Sager

Wellington girl and Elyria boy win records

Record winners this week were Linda Greene from Wellington and Alan Cropp from Elyria. Greene won the All Strung Out single and Cropp won the Open Up Your Door disc. Records may be picked up at the CP lobby switchboard. There is no record offer this week.

Linda Greene Wellington Alan Cropp Stanford Ave

Smittle to tell 2nd high school need

Elyria public school Superintendent George Smittle will address the need for a second Elyria high school at 7:30 p.m. next Tuesday. Junior Hi-Y boys are invited to attend the program, with a business session starting at 7 p.m. New Y-Teen members may join then.

Elyria George Smittle

Vermilion Hosts Lakeland Schools Student Councils

Vermilion hosts the Lakeland Conference student councils for a joint meeting. Twenty four students were elected last week to three school planning committees: social assembly and athletic. AFS Penny Week plans include four cider jars in the lobby and homeroom penny drops.

Vermilion Lakeland Ffirst Lakeland Conference Yateé Dan Boyd Jan Ratiliff Dennis Pinter Kathy Parsons Dave Howley Teresa Standford Richard Whitt Jackie Lenhart Howard McGuire Judy Repic Bob Kessler Cindy Coury Garth Grob Bonnie Schellhouse Dan American Field Service Club AFS Debbie Zerad Anne Goudyis Jo Ann West Trudy Tischer Sailor Marching Oberlin

Question Airs environmental health careers for under twenties

Joseph Evan asks how to prepare for a career in environmental health. Edward P. Radford outlines education, science focus, and dedication, noting growing urban and industrial health challenges and Cincinnati programs as training models. He encourages young readers to pursue the field.

Pittsburgh Joseph Evan West Mifflin Compton Edward P. Hadford Environmental Health University of Cincinnati Cincinnati Ohio Joseph City of Cincinnati

Kentucky Establishes Aid Authority For Student Loans

FRANKFORT KY AP The state aims to make four million dollars available over the next two years in loans to needy and deserving students in colleges nursing vocational or business schools A new statute creates the Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority to administer the program.

Frankfort Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority

Braille edition of Seventeen for blind teens begins

The Library of Congress announces the first monthly braille edition of Seventeen for blind teenagers. Published by Clovernook in Cincinnati, the issue will be distributed by subscription or as gifts and includes editorial content from the magazine.

Iby Library of Congress My- Blind Pauline Bollenbacher Sencipal Nati Clovernook Hamil

Herman of Hermits Talks Fans and American Girls

Peter Blair Denis Bernard Noone known as Herman chats on tour with Herman s Hermits. He says England or America charms depend on location and jokes that American girls talk funny. The band projects a big US Canada tour and a chartered plane.

Hermits’ Herman Peter Blair Denis Bernard Noone Peter Herman The Hermits Erman Manchester England Karl Green Derek Leckenby Barry Whitwam Keith Hopwood Herman's Hermits Barry Lek Keith Honolulu

Teens Pick Top 20 Selections From 60s Pop List

A scanned list of 60s pop songs and artists appears, featuring titles and performers such as Last Train to Clarksville, You Can't Hurry Love, My Cherish, The Monkees, The Supremes, The Leaves, and other acts. The fragment includes notes, potential chart rankings, and references to various artists like Cherish, The Four Tops, The Left Banke, and Neil Diamond.

Mysterians RENNE Voces Clarksville Monkees Keith Richard & Young Lions Tempo & Stevens BLACK Cece Los Bravos Supremes Little Man Sonny & Cher Shake Sherry Voce Harvey Russell Rosanna Eee “ Press Diemy Raffa Johnny Rivers Crerry Cherry Neil Pete Sece

Wyoming school menus feature confiscated wild meat

Wyoming faces a paradox where school lunches serve depredation meat from game law violations. Parents pay about 30 cents a meal while the meat, sourced from confiscated elk and deer, can cost hundreds per pound for hunters including travel and permits. The meat is distributed to state institutions and civic groups after inspection.

Cheyenne Wyo UPI Wyoming Wyoming Justices of the Peace

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Norwalk Drigway Kathy By Kathy Lagrotteria Nanette Fritz Avon-Belden Rd Cambridge Ave Eastern Heights Junior High School Elyria Boy Macklin June Kobza Willie Hatch Marsha Billingsley Lon Washtak Betsy Kimmick Gary Martin Debby Derrow Bobby Hengon Linda Hector By Boyd Stevens C-O Chronicle-Telegram de Lermine Edward P. Radford Environment Health Cincinnati, Ohio Columbia Features, Inc Elyria District Nual Peeterson Avnevari John Larson MGM, Records United States Canada Manchester School of Music ONC Mir 15 Kamm
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