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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1971

Page

3

Museum without Walls series from MCA Universal announced

MCA Universal unveils a film series titled Museum without Walls to be shown first at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art with openings at New York Town Hall on Oct 5 UCLA on Oct 25 and Pasadena Art Museum on Oct 26. The project comprises five programs of 11 films about art from Crete to Picasso with narrations and scores designed for schools museums and later television.

Hollywood McAuniversal New York Town Hall Ucla Pasadena Art Museum Seattle San Francisco Fort Worth Berkeley San Antonio Washington D.C Kansas City New Orleans Boston Atlanta Crete Mycenae Picasso The Art Conservatory Universal Kenneth Donahue L.A. County Museum Douglas Cooper

Elyria Board Hires Nine Teachers and One Psychologist

The Elyria Board of Education voted to hire nine full time teachers and a psychologist at salaries ranging from 6,750 to 15,415. New staff include Diane M Brogoch Cynthia M Browning Judith Caywood MRS FRANCES Johnson Carolyn May Koepp Ronald Kunes Janet Love Charles A Startup Sherie Hill and Ross Santamaria. Supplemental contracts were awarded to three coaches and an additional reading teacher. Seventeen substitute teachers were hired and seven teachers joined the adult basic education program with various hourly rates.

Elyria Board of Education Diane M. Brogoch Mayfield Heights Kent State University Cynthia M. D. Browning Akron Frances Johnson Elyria Wilberforce University Midview Carolyn May Koepp Ronald Kunes Strongsville Akron University Janet Love Bach Eunice Berko Helen Bibbee John Crawford Deborah Hayes Alanna Hogue Deborah Ince Gregory Janowicz Mary Kennedy Judith Lichtenberg Kenneth Plato Barbara Salata Patricia Scarbrough Virginia Siegmund Randall Stevenson Karen Wroxtell Linda Williams Patricia Young Kenneth Diamond Raymond Linden Joseph Whitaker A. James Norton Helen Charnes Carol Pongracz

Elyria School Enrollment Rises by 471 for 1971 72

Elyria city schools show an official enrollment of 12,955 as of last Tuesday, up from 12,484 the prior year, an increment of 471. Foster Elliott, director of pupil personnel services, reported to the Board of Education, noting high school gains despite ninth grade moving to junior high.

Elyria City Elyria Foster Elliott Elyria Board of Education Elyria High School Elliott

Council Okays lights on two South Amherst streets

Village approves mercury vapor street lights on North and South Lake streets replacing four lights on South Lake and five on North Lake while increasing monthly bill by 24 dollars. Public Utilities hearing on Lorain Telephone rate increase set for Oct 12 in Columbus with regional officials to attend.

South Amherst North South Lake Streets Village Council South Lake Street North Lake Street George Ferguson Public Utilities Commission of Ohio Lorain Telephone Co Commission Columbus Lorain Amherst Avan Lake Lorain County

Elyria Board OKs Tuition for Deaf and Visually Impaired Students

The Elyria Board of Education will pay tuition for three Elyria students in Lorain deaf and nine in visually impaired classes. Transportation is provided and reimbursement covers costs up to 2 per student daily, with 50 percent beyond 2, staying under the limit so far. Tuition reflects class operation costs prorated by program size and days enrolled, with last year’s cost at 1707 per deaf student for 180 days and 814 per visually impaired student for 120 days. Lorain schools include class costs in regular programs and are reimbursed by the federal government.

Elyria Lorain Wayne R. McQuillin Supplemental Services Evaluation McQuillin

Birthday Horoscope for September 28 Reader

Born today you crave solitude to think and act, needing freedom to pursue your path. Your intuition guides decisions though emotions must be considered. tomorrow's advice covers Libra to Pisces, with notes on goals, changes, and potential journeys. The fall note adds a wildlife curiosity about a grouse growing snowshoes.

Capricorn Gemini Leo

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