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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1966
Page
5
An open house is set for tonight from 7 to 9 at Powers School in Amherst for parents and the public. Teachers will showcase students work in a larger display, with no conferences during the event. Parent-teteacher conferences are planned for next month.
An item notes how the monthly cost of living index measures real income value and signals inflation. It highlights officials seeking to block public access to the information and promotes Your Dollar's Best Friend in November Reader's Digest on sale.
Rep. Charles A. Mosher plans a cautious return to campaigning after Congress adjourned last Saturday. An informal luncheon is set for 12 30 p m Wednesday at the Holiday Inn to map campaign activity with Elyria ally Charles Clark and several GOP supporters attending. Those invited include Al Porkalab Mosher's Lorain office aide, Sheriff Vernon M Smith former Elyria mayor Fred B Sanford, campaign workers Mrs Tony Horan and Mrs Sylvia Morris, and Chronicle Telegram columnist Russ Davies.
Lorain County Engineer Eugene E. Roberts reports final federal aid of 24 700 through disaster relief for 1965 Palm Sunday tornado damage. Earlier funds of 62 500 were received. distribution to local governments will follow a reimbursement plan.
Judge Reichlin told Elyria residents to sign letters of complaint with names and addresses so officials can contact them and learn full details. He cited letters about missing sidewalks and praised corrective plans already in motion. Willie L Wynn, 34, of Oberlin was sentenced for probation violation and burglary after pleading guilty, with both sentences to run concurrently.
Elyria Mayor Reichlin lauds a hard working council with 285 ordinances and resolutions passed this year and cites progress on campaign planks. He details plans for water system expansion, street widening, bridge work, downtown development and tougher traffic enforcement, asserting cooperation with neighboring cities.
LaGrange schedules Trick-or-Treat Saturday from 6 to 8 p.m. and an annual Halloween Parade at 7 p.m. Lions Club sponsors the parade with free cider donuts and noisemakers for attendees. Mayor Harry Grabensetter notes residents may participate this weekend.
Bill Dana contributes to the event at three appearances on The Host, offering $5 for the funniest costume $3 for the most original Hollywood Palace segment and $2 for the best dressed. Children marching in Costumed Square participate as Lions Club and media coverage accompany the parade.
Mayor Lenard P. Reichna proclaims next week as a period to honor teachers and school officials and to exchange views on educational problems and progress.
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