The Amherst news-times. (Amherst, Ohio), 1958-04-24

              he Amherst News imes VOL XL. NO. 17. TEN PAGES AMHERST, OHIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1958 THE SANDSTONE CENTER OF THE WORLD Plans Presented for Proposed Elementary Building ilS U .niy ::lfflBS: SSiS' lllllll- ltlf SS2SfSi, 4118191811811111 ppT .zJ'rzit-.llS 'Pill liiiii: IMIi; iplf stFl ! . j .iSTjl1 lli:t SIPS.: Sill-, jlil "' ' r""'" '" Xl - - ; '.I''.., Council Meets In BusyiSession Fire protection, permits, sewers, and streets, furnished topics of discussion at the village council meeting held last week at the town hall. Fire Chief Charles Edwards was instructed to contact prospective architects as the next step in the building program for the new fire station. Notice of sale of the $150,000 bond issue has been published, and the purchase of the Davis property on Church street is in process of completion. In other action, council agreed to comply with the request of Amherst township trustees to bill the township quarterly for fire protection, but refused the re quest for area-Wide building per mits to Richard Masters, repre- Time Change Amherst residents, along with those of the rest of Northeastern Ohio, will change their clocks to Eastern Daylight Savings Time this Sunday, April 27. Clocks will be turned a-head one hour, early Sunday morning, and then back the hour on the last Sunday in September. People are reminded to adjust their clocks so that they will not be late for Sunday church services. Merchants Start "Amherst" Stamps This Week-End Amherst retail merchants today deemable for merchandise when (Thursday) commence passing out the books are filled. It has been All Boys Must Register Sun. for : Little League Ball "Amherst Trading Stamps" with all purchases in most local stores with the exception of the groceries and meat markets. Thirty-three stores and establishments will handle the stamps, with all of them having special felt by the group that with 33 places giving stamps, books can be filled more quickly, providing further incentives for their saving and redemption. The plan was first presented by Burton (Bud) Jenne, president of senting. owners of Sharondale n aT,H 17 rhn aro ,fajL, , Acres south , of. Cooper-Foster ; l, Au . " , , . aiutiabuig xii .rxiiuitriBL ouiii- value OA mer baseball program are reques- the member stores. ted to register this Sunday after- Although admittedly sales or giving extra stamps for the Retail Merchants division of Thursday, Friday and Saturday the local Chamber of Commerce, of this -week. The design was formulated by The "Amherst" stamps are Mrs. Max Egeland with a large strictly local in character. They ."A" over a background of sun's are given only by local merchants rays. : - ' a and 17 who are interested in and are redeemable for their full Groceries and meat markets $3.00 per book at any of have not joined the plan because of the cost and their smaller mark-up. However, . three in- a mer- noon, April 27, between the hours chandising promotion designed to dependent grocers, Berk's, Ray's, Park road, inasmuch as part of the area had previously been de signated for a park. thur Bauer Park avenue of the ","us amavi auu uuuu auupus iua, ana oiuizxers, are currently sanitary sewer backine utj in his school according to a statement the downtown Amherst area, engaged in a coupon plan to pro-basement council authorized vil- this week by George Taylor of merchants are quick to point out mote their local business. Retail-iaj, pneinppr Tom I annrton tn the Amherst Athletic Association, that it is a promotion where the ers in the Amherst stamp plan iage engineer mm iaunaon to moi. v,o4- oil 1 . . ! , , . A n nrenare ' costs and SDecifications "'"'""" anoyyci gams mm aujr c-na esiimaie xneir costs ax aunosi it 2 til B n must register this year. They effort on her part. The stamps are per cent, this being passed oh to must aiso De Shown are the architects' draw ings of Amherst's proposed $345, 000 erected subject to approval of 60 of those voting in the May 6th primaries. The board of education for the sewer to extend along Pearl street to connect with the Washington avenue sewer. Complaints of the sad condition of the Foster Park road area that councilmen are working with fZ. t0 accompanied for given with all purchases (retail registration by either a parent or ers ask that buyers demand their guardian. Members of the associ- stamps if the clerk should forget ation will be at the school dur- to give them) and are quickly re-ing the specified hours to an- of Amherst's proposed $345,- -iaa pa i l eiementery building to be School Laknuar Approved; ed on the Shupe avenue site, fl " Black River township people on the summer baseball program. Try-outs for teams will be Dr. Snyder Named To Head Drive The 1958-59 school calendar as outlined by Supt. Richard P. Gou- "lallco- illc sha, was approved when the wb wvi i r" A.,' board of education met i plans, submitted by Fulton, Dela Motte & Associates, Cleveland. Top photo shows a" exteHnr view, while the lower .. .lories the floor plan. Included in the initial plans are in regular session Tuesday evening. Members also approved purchase of baselball supplies, a piano for the new high school and heard various reports during the evening. School will reconvene Septem Group Discusses Trading Stamps, Site Purchase dispelled at a later council and state highway ficials although it was intimated will be held years Discussion of the new Amherst poolrooms upon area, heater room, offices, rest- rooms, clinic, and kitchen. It will i acnooi will reconvene xentem- uj. mC jiCW muuersi tvo "t- vvwwn, v- nine CiaSSI OUIIIO, twu '"6" . J1 . ty.z v.1 J l. r,ar.nt0 QnntW r-roatinff cr,r-rr. J"0" Pn rooms with their own play -no, wie aay loiiowing iaoor r iT." A i:" n'n , Powers school. uay, as nas oeen tne custom. ullucu me ume ui iuuai mom.. , ui i, Teachers will meet in the ,morn- business men at their regular area North of Cleveland avenue be noted that no multi-purpose j" for a briefing session, with r meeting at the Masonic u. ,os er roaa ana west xne siuaems siatea to report in "cn., a xt the afternoon. Different plans for providing setting up out-of-town dumping Three vacation periods are free Parking for Thursday, Fri- permit charge at $3.50 fop 14 scheduled, the Seme as last year, day &rii Saturday of this week trips. were discussed, although no suit- ember 27 to December 1: two aDIe PIan could be decided upon, ri nrn 1 11 weeks for Christmas, December Merchants agreed, however, to CMOr 111 HieClS 20 to January 5; and ten days' offer to P3 the 25 cent Parking Spring Vacation,. March 21 to flne for any shopper who receiv- OfflPirC fnr 'tS '0 March 31'. In addition, students ed a ticket while shopping in VlllLCIS 1U1 JO" 07 will have two extra days. October that Particular store. 16 and 17, when teachers will at- C- L Goodspeed and Sanford tend In-Service Training and the slutzker reported that the A. NEOTA meeting in Cleveland. Nabakowski company had offer- February 20th will also be an Tn- ea- at no cost, their lot on North hel(j next week gtartin of receiving state assistance were . . . a I onaay evening. iTy-outs ior riii ni X T boys 11 years of age and under HOT tereDrai raiSV lghway of- . . . J moimay uirougn Thomas T,. Snvder. DDS. been named chairman of ("!prphral Palsv one-dav lowing settlement of annexation " J" .. l" paign ln Amherst village, set for issuers, proceedings . on the same nights on the May 20th. The drive will be part Mildred's, Mischka Men's Wear, Three ordinances were passed, rJn? t ,schocl of a National campaign for funds, Mischka Restaurant, Plato Build-includine one nermittine bovs 15 footba11 fleld- .Jhe 15 to 17 year with proceeds to go to the Elyria ing Supply, Prittie's, Rogers to- 18 years of age to frequent ag? "P, wlU 110lJd. their tTJ Cerebral Palsy center. Feeders, Shell Gas Station, Tom- .... uuis di uic saiua uaie uu me field lust north and east WDflnoeflQV A nr-i 1 OQ OQ that federal funds might become ftt g utomat'ic fielJ dvaiictuie iuj. uiat puipust; xui- the cuitsomer in the value of the stamps. Cooperating Stores Stores giving the stamps are: Amherst Dry Cleaners, Amherst Hardware, Amherst Lumber, Amherst Paper and Paint, Amherst Photo Studio, Bauer's Men's and Boys' Wear, Berrington's, Bert's Cookie Jar, Bodmann's, Dodson's Appliance, Edward's Beauty Sa-has Ion, Flowers Hardware, Gerbick the Pontiac. Goodspeed's, Gulf Oil cam- Station, H & J, Koneval's, Klein's, Mar-Jean, Meske's, room is included in the original plans, since this will be incorporated h. future planning as addi- tarmnl " r laMfcrnnrtfs' are needed Basic facilities have been designed four days for Thanksgiving, Nov with this in mind. This will be Snvder's initial mv's Recreation. Western Auto, 01 chairmanship of a local drive. Wilford's Gas Station, Woodings Assisting him will hp memhers Annliances. and Zilch Florists. iry-outs win De neia eacn eve- of the Amherst Cultural-Edu- Tr 5 ning, starting at 6:30 and will cati0nal Society, a local women's Rave KoOIltZ tO continue for as many evenings organization. J as are necessary. Dr. Snvder established his den- Rpppiva rmintv PTA tal practice in Amherst three Taylor also announced years ago, in the offices of Dr. Scholarship Award Events Set for AHS Sports Night Tonight (Thurs.) Sam Wettrich will again act as A 1 a. t .'in . -r t-. i -i i imiersi buue iagu" easeDan Rov Rchaeffer. He and his wife. Commissioner. Player auction jeall) and two small sons Scott will be held on the week of and Mark reside on Route 113 May 5 or .12 with the exact date m. to be set later. St. Joseph's VTA St. Peter's Chooses New Student Pastor Miss Kaye Koontz, Amherst high school senior and class sal-utatorian, was named recipient of the annual Lorain County Council of PTA scholarship award of $200, at a meeting of the council O. B. Soencer was elected ores ident of the junior-senior high Tn fflyft flii- . . ' . - i- m m - i J held in Grafton Tuesday eve- Mr. Fred Groff, a student at ning. Bethany Bibical Seminarv. in Selection was made from a school PTA, at the April meeting ' Chicago, has been chosen bv the f i e 1 d of sixteen annlicants held Monday evening. Other offi- Election of officers will be a church council to become the throughout the county, by a com-cers include James Blaser, first feature of the St. Joseph's Parent- student pastor of St. Peter's Un- mittee of the Ohio Congress of ! : J A. Ttt 'n : -rr- i . .,, . . . . Teachers meeting next Monday nea Church ol Christ tor the Parents and Teachers, in Colum- evening at 8 o'clock. coming year. He will replace bus. Speaker of the evening will be Edward Foster who has been the Kaye has enrolled at Otterbein the Very Reverend Monsignor student assistant for the past college, Westerville, starting next Thomas C. Corrigan of Cleve- year- fall. She plans to follow a who will talk and show on the CYO Camp pro- Raskethall eames. evmnastics. Service Trainins dav for teachers. Main street just north of Brook floor hockey,' trampoline perform- with the students excused. School slde drlve to be used for public vice president; William Krohe, ances, ballet numbers and music will be in session 177 days, ac- ParkinS- The Retail group has second vice president; Mrs. Wil- by the German Band, will make 'cording to the schedule, with June been seekinS a lot on the north lard Kruse, secretary; Mrs. F. J. up the Sports Night program of 5th the closing day. slde of the business district which Berger, treasurer. Representatives the junior-senior high school this Purchases can be used by merchants and to county council are Mrs. P. J. (Thursday) evening, at Central Upon recommendation of the emPloyees and the public for Enz, Mrs. L. Trifiletti, and Mrs. School. ' baseball committee, Carl Deeds Parking, to keep cars off the Harlan Staller. Activities will get under ,way and , Richard Thutt, members ap- streets. The lot will need some Names were submitted by the at 7 p.m., starting with a jun- proved purchase of little league flU dirt and the committee was nominating committee, composed ior high1 basketball game with baseball supplies in the amount of authorized to proceed with put- of Mrs. George Rosenkranz, Mrs. Wellington. The junior high $1227.20, from R & B Supply. tlng the slte ln shape. Clifford Berry, and Mrs. Raymond est Sciulli, will be in charge. Door his work here the first of Sep- editor of the school newspaper youngsters will also give demon- Lorain, lowest of several bidders. A committee , of James Abra- Clotz. . prizes and refreshments will be tember. Mr. Groff is married and this year, and is also a member strations of gymnastics and turn- Main items were 30 dozen balls, bam, Mrs. Lucille Waldecki, and Also at the business meeting, offered. Mrs. Groff is a teacher in the of the Amherstonian staff, a bling acts. Other events will fol- 14 dozen bats, chest protectors, Mort ?lato was requested to meet three recommendations of the ex- : Chicago schools. Groff, brought member of FT A, Dramatics club, low in varied form, involving head protectors, leg guards with St- Joseph's Catholic church ecutive committee were approved, the kitchen committee, Mrs. up near Lancaster, Pa., took his French club, Quiz Bee, and. Band. mmicw conege worK at Minersvine state she is the daughter of Mr. and land, movies gram. Second grade room mothers. Mrs. Paul Wenzel and Mrs. Em Mr. and Mrs. Foster will re- course in secondary education, main in Amherst through August During her high school career, so that the congregation will not she has been on the honor roll be without a student pastor un- consistently, and on the scholar-til Mr. Groff is able to begin ship team four years, She is Tiieh school bovs and eirls as ratoher's masks Thic Prminm0T, council relative to the nurrhaso They endorsed the bond issue to Ralph Meckley, well as junior high youngsters, will service all four leagues sup- of the st- Joseph property One of the highlights of the ervised by the Amherst Athletic Park avenue. - evening will be the high school association. Members of the girls' all-star basketball game. Proceeds will be applied to the medical injury fund, with everyone contributing. Tickets will be available at the doorfor a nominal fee. group on be presented at the May primar ies, approved spending up to $75 had towards publications on the bond Mrs. Olah and Mrs. John Turbek. teachers' College in Pennsylvania. Mrs. Jack Koontz, Elyria avenue. Members annroved 'mirrhaso suggested that possibly the site issue, and appropriated $25 to- a Kimball piano at $500 from could be purchased for the new wards the "Prom to Dawn" party Meske Music Company for use in fire station authorized by voters fr the junior-senior classes, the new Marion L. Steele high last fal1- rt was pointed out that A film, "A Family Affair," was school. The price was submitted the entire village government' presented by the parent-education at less than cost, according to operations could be situated committee, with Rev. J. A. Wen- Meske. there, providing room for all de- ner serving as moderator for a Also approved for use at the Partments that is not now avail- discussion period following. Rev high school was a vacuum mach- able- Wenner is a director of the Lor- ine and scrubber at a cost of $664. zt had been reported that the ain County Family Service, which Payment of routine bills and cnurcn council nad been ap- nas ornces in jsiyria and loram. Lions Club Eye-Testing Program Nears Completion RUMMAGE SALE A rummage sale, sponsored by mothers helping to raise funds for the 'Trom to Dawn" party May l"7th, will be held May 9th the hiring of Arthur Thomas and Proached by the fire department The film was purchased by the and 10th at Garland's old home Allen Mizer for. work during the but no concurrence- on price Amherst Lions club for use in the on Park avenue. Anyone having summer months were given an- could be arrived at. It was felt county. Rev. Wenner told of the donations may call Mrs. vGeorge pr0val. that the committee from the re- work of the Family Service or- Rosenkranz, Mrs. Harlan Staller, Reports Given tail group might present some ganization, and of the professional Al Reports were given by Mrs. feasible plan for village purchase staff employed. Modest fees are Dorothea Brown, who attended OI Ine property. optional ior tne service, he said, since it is supported in part by Mrs. Willard Kruse,: or Mrs, Werner. Calendar of Events Jr. April 25 5 to 9 p.m Sale at Lessiter's by men's League. April 25 Fish fry at St. Peter's United Church of Christ, 5 to 7 p.m. April 25 St. Joseph PTA Fish Fry, 4:30 to 7:00 ' the National Mathematics convention in Cleveland recently, and by Mrs. Helen Wingate, who last month attended the National Convention of Women Deans and Bake Counselors in St. Louis. Each told Wo- of the many worthwhile suggestions received. Adolph Heinzerlmg, Amherst community chest contributions. "udicc, nas announced Spiral annnnnrpmpnts tl- r V, wm C01Iect made. Mrs. Clem Rice announced rubbish on all township roads in the next meeting of the parent- the annual spring clean-up, from May 5 to May 10. All rubbish will be hauled a- U73V if if fe mit In Vinvan A. Supt. Gousha reported that five tainers of a ze that be eag. ?X ?ntP0S T? tG handled one man- The con-filled for next year. Needed he tainers shoud be piaced near the said are a sixth grade teacher, road where they can easily be another elementary teacher, plus OQ v, April 29 PTA sponsored school three high school insructors: a "u-skating party social studies teacher, a girls' ath- Christian Education Committer May 1 Public card party at letic director, atnd an Englisih making the request. Classes will held May 7th in Lorain; Mrs. Enz Central school, sponsored by teacher and advisor for the school be held the two weeks immedi- 1S taxing reservations. Jr.-Sr. High PTA newspaper. Continued increases ately following the close of school, May 8 Spring Vocal Concert in enrollment and separation of June 9 - 20; sessions are sched- May 9 St. Joseph PTA Fish junior high and high, school fa- uled each week day morning from Fry, 4:30 to 7:00 cilities are contributing factors. 9 to 11:30 a.m. May 17 Commumty Auction, Bible School In other matters, the board re- uoiaen Agers use ox tne .rowers scnool by jected May 17 Junior-senior Jfrom the Amherst Community Council Center of Lorain -j-m 1 Tr T Tn 1 rtrTplljiniirpMlilllNnMIMMyM Mf';- ! i ' ' trill '' 1 1 7 . , Jj'K - - H education discussion, to be held Tuesday, May 20th at the home of Mrs. Trifiletti, 101 Forest Hill drive, starting at 1:15. Mrs. Willard Kruse, SANS delegate, explained the objectives of the nursing organization and the service to be made available. Announcement was made of the North Central District meeting of PTA to be isewa-iimes f nolo (frinta Available) .he annual Lions Club eye- at Powers school since Februarv. tv sppincr further pvaminninn Kw ervajuons. testing nroeram. through t.h ,,:. wir, u -u x ? ------o - Lunch was served by freshman 'i a telebinocular-is nearine n 7hX iL 7 xne lamny ocunst or optome- room mothers with the helD of , telebinocular 1S nearmg in the third grade as well as any trist is recommended. The Lions room motners, witn tne help of completion. Shown above are Mrs. referrals by other teachers Club stands ready to help finan- Clem Rice and Mrs. Seth Stevens throughout the school system, dally when needed, as a follow- PACK MEETING CHANGED with Hugh Nott, a student at They have tested 233 so far this up to this service project. Ciih Park 327 will holrl tVioii- Pnwprs Knhnnl Innlrincf nt Tie iraar in l;j 4 . x.i.. ,. . . , . J. . Use of the Powers School by jected a request from the Music 'regular monthly meeting this Fri- viewing screen. 50 completed before Christmas, sight of each eVye senraTefv as e Amnerst t-ommunlty Council Center of Lorain to distrihntf dnv npninn at tho T.Ptinn Wnmo ti,o -7.' PTA Fish 2 ? tor Dai1 Vac?ti0? erature the .school, and re- The meeting, has been postpon sponged by 7he"AmhVrTtT Mrs. "rIcT foUowing ?JL'JZJ.S rxy, t.ou xo ciwe ocnooi, was approved, a appomted Miss Marion L. Steele from Thursday night (tonight) Club, under the chairmanship of the testing, parents are notified far Vision The entire nror-Pw June 1 - Baccalaureate letter was received from Rev. El- to a seven-year term on the Am- because of conflicting arrange- Arthur Bauer. Mrs. Rice and in those cases where the young- takes about five miSites ac! June 4 - Commencement inor Galusha, chairman of the herst library board. ments at the Legion. , Mrs. Stevens have been working ster seems to be having dSSS- cordLg to Mrs RiS