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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1965
Page
14
Gerry Bishop describes the Roundtree as a Colonial farmhouse style home with modern conveniences for organized daily living. The layout emphasizes a laundry chute, pantry, garage workbench, numerous storage spaces, and a spacious living area suited for formal entertaining and casual family life.
The National Association of Home Builders surveyed 600 builders in 1965. One third have air conditioning, eight in ten with garages, seven in ten with family rooms, eight in ten with built in appliances, and most kitchens feature wooden cabinets. The average lot is 9,500 square feet and the median 1965 home price is 19,735 dollars, with brick as the popular exterior and multiple materials common.
The Columbia Game Club will sponsor a turkey shoot Sunday from 1 to 5 pm at the WEW grounds on Rt. 62 next to the Columbia Library. The public is invited. Four shoots are planned this fall with dates Oct 24 Nov 7 and Nov 21.
A Washington task force of 15 specialists from education, accounting, and administration completed a two year project on school fiscal accounting. They debated shifting focus from local to national record keeping and funding, envisioning a stream of federal influence on district finances.
The Holy Trinity Guild schedules a South Seas Luncheon on Wednesday at 12 20 in the church hall with a queen selection and floral arrangement demo. Tickets from Mrs John Riba or Mrs Leonard Schlesinger. at door possible. Also announced are a Halloween Masquerade Dance on Oct 23 and a Nov 10 card party luncheon bake sale with co chairs Mrs Arthur Stauder and Mrs Lewis Klingshirn. Sister Mary Mel spoke at October meeting and a canned goods shower was given to the Sisters.
Lake County will dedicate the Lake County Metropolitan Park in Chapin State Forest with special ceremonies on Wednesday. Fred FE Morr, director of the Department of Natural Resources, will be the principal speaker.
Twenty seven Lorain County young men enlisted in the Air Force in September, a county record. AF representative William W. Ramsey Jr. lists many locals training in electronics, mechanical, or administration, with several already assigned to bases such as Langley in Virginia.
In a New York dining room memory a film producer recalls a boy Charlie and a pet turtle Freddy. After the boy loudly declares Freddy dead the father stages a pretend funeral to ease his fear, revealing Freddy was only deeply asleep and alive. The moment shifts to a morbid punchline about wanting to see a funeral.
Traffic accidents killed 4 740 Americans in August, 100 fewer than the previous August record. The National Safety Council said August 1965 was two percent lower than August 1964, while eight months of 1965 saw 30 760 traffic deaths, up one percent from 1964.
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