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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1985
Page
15
John Mikich seeks to change his name to John Rudy Mik es in Lorain County Court of Common Pleas Probate Division. The petition will be filed on May 2 1985 in Lorain County Ohio.
Public notice for a Nelson Farm auction on April 4 1985 near Wooster Ohio lists farm tools including a 1959 Chevy truck and multiple J D tractors with choppers and hay equipment. Milking equipment a Boumatic system and bulk tank are offered with other farm supplies and a $1000 bale alfalfa sale lot. Proceeds benefit seller Fenstermaker and partners.
The Elyria City Schools Board invites sealed bids for removal of asbestos containing pipe and boiler coverings. Bid bond or certified check required, 10 percent bid, 100 percent upon award. Pre bid meeting April 3 1985 at 9:00 am. Bids due April 17 1985. Equal opportunity employer.
Eaton Township Trustees invite bids by April 16 1985 for about 4000 tons of washed limestone delivered to the Eaton Township Stockpile in Grafton Ohio. Bid opening April 16 1985 at 8 00 PM at Eaton Town Hall. Also notice in Lorain County Court of Common Pleas foreclosure case No 9443485 against Fred and Helen Price with a 1985 complaint for 37615 11 and described property, requires answer within 28 days after last publication.
Bids due 2:00 pm April 26 1985 at Lorain County Children Services Elyria Ohio for Green Acres Picnic Shelter Oberlin Ohio 44974. Clarke & Post Architects provide drawings with 25 refundable deposit and 5 percent bid bond. Bids must show full bidders name and be sealed and marked.
Wellington Township Trustees led by Chairman Lyle Jameyson opposed Village of Wellington moves to annex land on North Main Street and areas west. The Civic Improvement Corporation pursues six Route 58 parcels with May filing while a larger Route 18 west parcel plan is delayed for legal opinion. Village leaders say annexation proceeds where landowners agree, arguing growth and tax benefits despite township revenue concerns.
Amherst council explores placing an income tax on the November ballot to tax residents who work outside the city. The plan centers on repealing a 1 percent forgiveness clause, with critics arguing it would burden outside workers and raise funds for city services.
Amherst City Council's Ordinance Committee decided not to pass new rules on asbestos removal oversight, deferring to EPA codes and avoiding building inspector liability. They also debated defining junk vehicles on private property, noting constitutional concerns and preferring existing storage ordinances.
Ten year old Anna Jones of Oberlin displays her book The Spell of Silence at Lorain County Community College Elyria showing a tale about a violin bound to music. Darick Henry of Carlisle Township shares Revenge of the Penguins describing penguins seeking revenge on sharks as part of the workshop.
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