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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1965
Page
8
The 1966 Ice Capades features Alice in Wonderland themes with skating tributes and world formances. Shows run at Cleveland Arena from October 2 to November 7 with nine evening and eight matinee performances and tickets available by mail and at Men’s Shop locations.
Jerry Paris the director and occasional performer on The Dick Van Dyke Show is named honorary mayor of Pacific Palisades California. He is noted as a civic figure in the community.
The Dave Brubeck Quartet arrives at Oberlin College for the final Fall Big Weekend event in Wilder Hall. Paul Desmond performs with alto sax, Joe Morello drums, and Eugene Wright on bass, with a program of standards and new pieces. Tickets on sale to the public.
Lorain County hosts a Regional Planning Commission dinner meeting on October 27 at Holly Hall to explain 1955 amendments and 10 federal laws affecting open space funds public facilities and urban renewal. About 300 officials from townships villages cities and counties will attend with two films and Q A.
The Ohio Supreme Court took under advisement an appeal from the Springfield School Board asking whether military service should count as each day or per full year of service for teacher pay and whether a two year filing limit applies.
The Independent Insurance Agents of Lorain County, Inc. named a traffic safety unit chairman to spearhead a countywide road safety program. James Janasko announced the appointment and a Oct 19 Oberlin Inn meeting will organize committee membership and goals.
County school board members Thursday night postponed consideration of raising their present pay, now $3 per meeting up to 12 meetings annually. Opposed by Paul Markworth who warns increases attract monetary motives. The board also approved a resolution backing Issue I on the November ballot and authorized 28 school bus driver certificates. John Dett erre, secondary supervisor, will attend the Conference on Social Studies in Miami Florida November 2 to 7.
Avon council approved Rich ard Zoite as Avon’s representative on the Lorain County Board of Health. Zoite resides at 1696 Center Rd. The February tax settlement of 62,403 was reported by finance director George Kiser. Building inspector receipts last month totaled 724 in permit fees and 60 in contractor registrations. The mayor announced 905 in dines costs and permits collected last month. A snow plow purchase not to exceed 99 was authorized.
Firelands Lions Club schedules a Ladies Night program for October 26 at 6 30 p m in the Methodist Church. The club also plans a December community calendar distribution. James Angelo, project chairman, announced 375 calendars and 1 348 listings sold at the Tuesday meeting.
Avon Lake PTA schedules Monday meeting at 7 pm with Dr Lerner who will discuss the Lorain County Community College where he has led as president since 1993. The former Massillon educator holds MA degrees from Ohio State University and a 1982 degree in school administration from Western Reserve University.
Four performances of Puccini opera La Boheme from La Scala Opera Co. are set for Oct 27 and 28 at the Lake Theater in Technicolor. Two matinees and two evening shows will begin at 2 15 p.m. and 4 15 p.m. Seats are unreserved but capped by theater capacity to ensure seating.
A report to the American Heart Association discusses Condroitin Sulfate A as a potential pill to reduce arterial damage. Tests on 65 squirrel monkeys showed protection against atherosclerosis even on a 66 percent fat diet, with promising results cited by Dr. Lester Morrison of Los Angeles and supported by researchers from Loma Linda, UC Berkeley, and Riker Laboratories.
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