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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1958
Page
2
Children in Amherst and South Amherst join a UNICEF fundraiser on October 30 asking residents to donate via church collection banks. Each church assigns a district chairman and canvases homes from 7 to 9 pm to collect for vaccines medicines and vitamins aiding children in 100 countries.
Vermilion authorities urge bicycle riders to stay off business district sidewalks and walk bikes there. police threaten impounding bicycles that remain on sidewalks in the area.
AMHERST Bill Williams was named financial chairman of the Sand stone Area Nursing Service at a St Peter's United Church of Christ meeting. He replaces temporary chairman Joseph Husar. Membership drive reaches 800 with 65 area businesses contributing. Service has grown 175 percent since it began and 54 percent since July. Executive board meets November 17.
Amherst parents and teachers discussed a preschool Sunday School program at the Foursquare Gospel Church. Mrs. Bert Marlow, program superintendent, said the classes are about a year and a half old and growing in size and scope as enrollment increases. About 45 children attend each Sunday.
Brighton children in Halloween costumes will be ambassadors of goodwill on October 30 as they ring doorbells for UNICEF the United Nations Children Fund. Ghosts and goblins collect nickels and dimes to fund medicine and food for underprivileged children worldwide. Brighton Methodist and Congregational Churches sponsor the event. youths meet at the Congregational Church at 7 p.m. A post collection reception for students through eighth grade will follow.
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