Donut hole crisis sparks local dunkers meeting
A quirky note from the CT reports a local push by the Committee for the Preservation of the Donut Hole to defend donut holes during National Donut Week. The Sage of South Main Street will chair a meeting, with donuts provided by a local proprietor and attendees paying only their own coffee money.
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Committee For the
National
Sage
South Main Str
Ted Wood
Diane
Sissy
Prietor
Eli Do
Webster
NEA Policy Shift on Gifted Students Promoted
Woodring reviews a National Education Association booklet The Academically Talented Student in the Secondary School. The piece notes stronger support for long-range planning and a liberal academic program for the upper cohort, with emphasis on mastery in core subjects and a single modern foreign language beginning early. The plan includes adding Russian to languages and urges nationwide implementation through NEA endorsement.
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National Association
NEA
Ths
Realtor Unit Program Set For Monday
A Mansfield realtor will defend a board listing system to Elyria Board of Realtors members at the regular meeting next Monday at Hotel Graystone. Aaron Davies, president of the Mansfield Real Estate Board, headlines the program. The nominating committee led by Jules Zeager will report ahead of the annual election next month. A by law change will be voted, ending membership if dues are not paid within 20 days after Jan 1. The group will display a trophy for largest attendance at the recent Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards event in Columbus.
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Mansfield Realtor
Elyria Board of Realtors
Hotel Graystone
Aaron Davies
Mansfield Real Estate Board
Jules Zeager
Realtors
Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards
Columbus
$3 Bills Found In Boston Vault Linked To 1852 Bank Reorg
A batch of $3 bills turned up in an old vault at the country courthouse. Investigators say the notes were used during a bank reorganization in 1852 when banks could issue their own currency, revealing a historic scrip issue.
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Boston
UPI
Florida
Maitland
Lou Hoffman
Chuck Clark
Elymna
Lang
Billy
Lorain County Kennel Club
City Council passes three ordinances for anticipated borrowing
City Council approved three borrowing ordinances Tuesday night tied to May approved city improvement levies. Passage now seems largely pointless as the construction season nears end, with only the Eastern Heights swimming pool needing funds to start work this year.
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Eastern Heights
City projects on hold and school ball to start 1958-59
Elyria area notes report resurfacing and Washington Ave bridge work delayed for year. Military Ball at EHS marks 1958-59 start. Levy funds will cover early costs. odd council race talk and Columbus trips unfold. Oberlin annexation talks grow foggy amid Sunday law questions.
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Washington Ave
Mosl
EHS
Elyria area bands and gala plans fuel school spirit
The piece describes area school bands inviting Elyrians to a forthcoming gala hosted by Mark Farey, senior class president, with plans for a military ball, bowling teams, varied after school sports for girls and boys, and the annual all school play. It notes international students and a new Irish girl, Pat Moore, plus the school radio setup using WEOL equipment and a bright outlook for future student participation.
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Janie
Elyria
Mark Farey
Flyrians
Elyrians
Space telescope plans spark hope for orbital astronomy
American scientists outlined a 300 to 400 pound satellite with an eight inch mirror telescope and TV camera that would scan the sky from 1 075 miles up, transmitting images to earth. Key challenges include spin stabilization and precise aiming to avoid blur, with preliminary work tied to next year’s bid process and weather-related delays.
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Earth
Fred L. Whipple
Smithsonian Astrophysical Ob Television
Servatory
International Astrophysical Federation Congress
Amsterdam
Sputnik
Jas
Villages Endorse UNICEF Day Drive For Halloween
Sheffield Lake and Sheffield join to declare UNICEF Day on Oct 30. Mayors Frank Duguid and Walter McAllister urge participation in trick or treat events to raise funds for UNICEF. Children will collect coins for UNICEF across 300 countries, with outreach, transportation, and party at West Shore Club.
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Sheffield Lake
Unicef
Frank Duguid
Walter McAllister
Sheffield
United Nations
United Nations International Childrens Emergency Fund
Tennyson
Russell Rissman
Knollwood
Charles Miler
Brooksole
Rotem Farrell
St. Teresa
Hazel Mais
Arthur DeLor
Womans Fellowship
West Shore Club
Sound
Woman's Fellowship
Old Lake
Fie Deraricene
Congregational Church
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Nane
Catholic High
Helis
Committee For
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WEOL
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Millie Amato
Millie
Bill Gerhardt
Bil
C-T
Bill
Eleanor
Gib Crosier
Sissys
Ridge Tool
Tomore
Don Myers
Russ
Woodring
Natonal Education Associaton
16Th St
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Washington D. D.C
Joan
Joan Shoemaker
Clarence Schultz
Eugene Smith
Dale Kellogg
Smith
State Assembly
Kellogg
Joe Ding
Kane
Warren Robinson
Ments
Paul Wainwright
Ly- Kay Lysaght
Harry Claycomb
Charles
Neeson
Council
Dale
Vic Stewart
Claycomb Jim
Oberlin
Iisis
Elyria Elyria Township
Oberl
Jin
Free Countries
Elytia
Pat i Moore
Amnen
Pat
By Ted Wood
Theodore
Theodore K. Smith
Ulauyil LO
Uis
Obeelin
Barbara Hark
DR. I. M. Levitt
Franklin Institute Planetarium
Oberlin-Indus
John Korka
Avon
County Kennel Club Inc
Green Parrot
Speapek jRidge
Gus Schumacher
North Ridgeville
Roberta Ward
Helen Modic
Olmsted Falls
Paul Paleo
Floyd Crowe
Grafton
George Smith
Craft
London
Olympia
Leteta
Hotel Claridge
Pan American
Ken-L-Biskit Crowe
Newlycraft
P.O
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Paul Pal
Wanda Palco
Mildred Amato
John Vargo
Ini Eloylla
Billy Lang
Evansville
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Lon
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