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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1972
Page
2
Area health agencies plan Venereal Disease Awareness Week from November 6 to 12. They seek donations to print posters and buy visual aids for schools while coordinating booth information at Midway Mall. County VD rates are cited to bolster the campaign.
Lorain County Superintendent Wayne Whyte announced a County Citizens Assembly at 7 30 p m Oct 24 at Southview High School to gather input from residents across districts on the tentative statewide education goals for Ohio's Bicentennial era. Regional councils and a statewide goals conference will follow, with further citizen review and possible revisions to the objectives.
Fire Chief Lxte C. Scott urges autumn safety checks for home heating equipment to prevent dangerous carbon monoxide. He advises professional service for repairs, proper installation, and clear operating instructions, plus chimney and vent inspections and ensuring adequate fresh air for safe combustion.
Three Elyria Catholic High School seniors Neal Fildes Kevin Kowaleski and Donald Werner earned letters of commendation for high scores on the 1971 National Merit Scholarship Test Their scores placed them among the top five percent of expected 1973 graduates The three are among 15000 semifinalists announced by the National Merit Scholarship Corp Names and parents addresses are listed.
A hospital discharge roster lists patients including Charles W Brod R R 2 Boviln Haim R Esra Ras Epifan O S19W Sr Kersin Ford Fred Gifford Groselj and son 4719 Gary WG 243 Church St Mes Patsicia McKay Wovanst Wode Miller Jr 638 Oberlin Ave Mrs Moore 2634 67 St Mrs John Papix 921 Wouth Pennsylvania Ave Riber Garcia 1704 E 33rd St Luis Irizarry 1855 E rd James Keiz16 Nichols Ave Less 3158 Norfolk Ave William Root Rd Sam J Ros 3822 Edgewood Dr Leo Sikor E 38h St Mrs Juha Vaszi Ly 20% E 207h St
A scattered notice list includes residents in Lorain Amherst and surrounding areas with names and addresses. It also enumerates a batch of juvenile fiction titles and authors such as Saint George by Robert E. Barry and Miranda's Dragon by Rosalys H. Hall, among others.
On Wednesday a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kolis at 6639 Rosedale. A son arrived for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haas at 427 Candy Lane. Clyde Norris on Telegraph Road, Rt. 1, welcomed a son. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Pluck at 243 Gilford Rd, Vermilion, had a son. Donald Barris at 235 Crosse Rd. had a son. On Sunday a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Rufo at 3948 Reid Ave, Lorain. Virgil Carver at 3935 W. Erie Ave, Lorain, also noted.
A daughter born to Mr and Mrs William Belcher of 3343 Lincoln Street. James Lavery of 617 West 21st Street announces his birthday. The brief notice records two births on related dates and addresses in the community.
The Lorain County Regional Airport Authority discussed land leases and options at its regular meeting. It rejected Atlas Electrical Construction president Charles Myers offer to lease land on Russia Road, while granting Airport Management Inc. an option for 1.75 acres at $50 per acre per month. The authority agreed to pay $500 for a one year option to buy a 60 acre parcel on West Ridge Road with a purchase price of $20,000 within six months or $100,000 if exercised later. James Doyle of Airport Management plans more hangars on the optioned ground.
Mayor Harry Grabenstetter declares October 3 from 6 to 7 p.m. as trick or treat night in LaGrange. Children are advised to visit only homes where the porch light is on.
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