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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 2002
Page
3
The Friends of Westlake Porter Public Library secured a $29,500 grant from the Kulas Foundation to buy an ebony Baldwin grand piano for the Porter meeting room. The piano will host library programs and serve outside cultural groups, expanding community offerings.
Paige McNutt an eight year old from Sandusky cut and donated ten inches of her hair to Locks of Love, a nonprofit providing hair pieces for children who lose hair due to illness. The act followed her discovery of the program during a visit to grandparents at New London Reservoir Park Campground. Paige plans future donations when her hair grows again and has already spread the word at her school. The piece notes contact info for Locks of Love and mentions community fundraising events including a $500 Miller Bros Super Valu gift certificate raffle for Debra Blymyer’s family, Harley-Davidson motorcycle raffle by Wakeman Friends of the Library, and a Fall Craft Bazaar by New London United Methodist Women.
Amherst Steele Student Council announces Midnight Madness to introduce the 2002 2003 boys and girls basketball teams at 7 30 p m on November 7. The event is a benefit for the Lorain County Animal Protective League with admission by cash or pet food or supplies donations. Local merchants have contributed items for prizes.
The Amherst Public Library accepts non perishables in place of overdue fines from November 3 to 30. Donations support Second Harvest Food Bank. Contact details follow in the brief listing of local business raffles and eateries.
Elyria Parks and Recreation seeks Girl Scout Troops to assist with refreshments and singing at the Holiday at Finwood program. Troops are scheduled for one-hour shifts December 7 through December 22. For interest, call Lisa at 322-3028.
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