Nakel attacks rock radio and promotes intelligent programming
Paul Nakel general manager of WEOL lamented rock n roll’s decline in radio at a Grafton Kiwanis address. He criticized Top Forty surveys, claimed no disc jockeys exist at WEOL, and urged intelligent programming for listeners. The event coincided with United Appeal activities and National Newspaper Week celebrations.
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Suburban Calendar includes local club and church events
Florence Township hosts diabetes detection at fire station 7 to 9 pm. Sheffield Lake Women’s Club hosts a bake sale at 1119 Maddison Ridge Rd 8 pm. Brighton PTA skating party at Wellington Rink 8 pm. North Ridgeville Grange card party in Grange Hall. Grafton Homebuilders class at Methodist Church 8 pm. Florence Congregational Church IFF Group at Berlin Heights home 8:30 pm. North Eaton American Legion Post 717 meets Town Hall 8 pm. LaGrange PTA harvest sale Keystone cafeteria 8 pm. South Amherst Congregational Women’s ARSOGEHON bake and rummage at church 11 am. South Amherst Couples Club card party at Nativity Church parish hall 8 pm. Birmingham Florence PTA recreation program and records hop for Firelands students 5-8th grade at Florence School 2 pm. Sunday events include Grafton Friendship Class peak in bed of Satie 8 pm. Monday Birmingham Florence Elementary PTA executive board meeting 5 pm. Birmingham Meet Your Candidates at the school 7 pm. Sheffield Village Hall council meeting 8 pm. South Amherst Village Council Town Hall 7:30 pm. South Amherst Band Boosters at school 8:30 pm.
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Uscape
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Hannsen
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Farm Bureau Unit Discusses Elections and Sale Referendum
NORTH EATON Farm Bureau Council 2-B met at Alvin Petrykowsla home to review school board candidates and a public liquor sale vote in the township. Omo's Future in Changing Farms was discussed. a Farm Bureau Federation letter on farm bargaining power was read. Elton Hills at 2161 South Island Rd will host the unit meeting on Nov 20 at 8 pm.
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Candidates Night Set On Monday Charter Gets Backing By Piggott Unit
Sheffield Lake group endorses Myron E Piggott for mayor and full ticket including Earl Barnhart and Jane Eastin amid mixed views on nonpartisan elections. The event spotlights local race issues with endorsements from the Piggott for Mayor Committee and comments on city future.
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Figgott For Mayor
Myron E Piggott
Piggott
Earl E Barnhart
Jane & Eastin
Della R Vchrusansia
Maunce Sturtevant
Santino
Sandy) Cambra
Gerald Hambly
Kenneth A. Baar
Donald Wyatt
Brady
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Baptist Youth Plan Fete in South Amherst Meeting
The Baptist Youth for Christ held their regular monthly meeting Monday at the home of Carter Hammond in South Amherst.
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Midview Church Unit Elects Mrs Odor
Mrs Frrank Odor wife of the Midview Baptist Church pastor was elected vice president of the Women’s Missionary Association of the Ohio Association of Regular Baptist Churches at the Columbus convention. Other officers include president Mrs Kenneth Houser and secretary Mrs Dean Henry with treasurer Mrs Weber. Prominent speakers included Rev R T Ketcham and Mrs Edward Helmich. Attending from this area were several local church women and Rev Frank Odor. The convention theme was For Times Like These Sunday School. More than 10 000 leaders from over 1000 churches attended.
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Odor
Midview Baptist Church
Women's Missionary Association
Ohio Association of Regulars Baptist Churches
Immanuel Baptist Church
Columbus
Kenneth Houser
Dean Henry
Akron
Weber
Rocky Fiver
R T Ketcham
General Association of Regular Baptist
Edward Helmich
LaGrange
Canton
jLoms Dunderbay
Grand Rapids, Mich
Homer Howell
Dean Mayo
Sertha Horton
Anton Olsen
Alvin Carpenter
Viva Carpenter
Frank Odor
Colors
National Sunday School Association
Detent
Mich
Jack Wrytzen
Word of Life
Parachute Jump Opens Exercise Apache at FT Jackson
From Ft Bragg, a battle group of the 82nd Airborne Division will perform a UPD parachute jump at FT Jackson to open Exercise Apache. The three day drill tests STRAC mobility and readiness across military units today.
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BPA Acts To Curb Estimates
Local Board of Public Affairs ordered a crackdown on estimated water bills after a resident’s inquiry revealed unadded figures. Mrs. James Zack faced late payment action but received an adjustment. Delinquent accounts face service disconnection by December 2 if not settled. The EPA approved ads on sewer repairs and equipment to run weekly for 16 weeks. Construction work on an eight inch water main under the New York Central Railroad tracks to Larson Foundry has begun with $3,000,000 in costs covered by SFA.
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Mail Gifts Early for Armed Forces Overseas
Washington reports the Defense Department urges sending Christmas gifts to service members overseas between November 1 and November 20 to ensure timely delivery. The guidance aims to help families abroad share holiday cheer despite deployment and distance.
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UPI
Defense Department
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