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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1968
Page
10
North Eaton trustees announced the Eaton Township dump will operate 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. beginning April 6, widening hours from the current 12 to 4 p.m. schedule. The change was disclosed at last night’s trustees meeting.
Milan Ohio opens the Milan Historical Museum for its 1968 season this Saturday at 1 p.m. Hours run 1 to 5 p.m. in April May September and October and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays and noon to 5 p.m. Sundays in summer. Mondays are closed. Special group hours possible by advance arrangement. New exhibits include art glass and other departments add ongoing items. Trustees consider a weekly two hour evening opening starting in May, with details announced at the April trustee meeting. The North Eaton Community Women’s Club thanks the dump for Clean Up Week and urges a May repeat. Trustees meet April 16 to decide. Warren Reisinger authorized to buy a lawn mower for township use. Plans include purchasing 500 tons of slag from Sandusky Crushed Limestone Co and hiring Allyn Nelson to haul it to town hall.
Grafton residents schedule spring debris collection on three days in April. Home makers prepare for curbside trash as village workers conduct the annual purge. Ed ward K. Luster, 30, a correction officer at the Ohio State Reformatory, died in Mansfield when a heavy mulching machine fell on him during repair.
GRAFTON An income tax consultant will meet with council at its April 16 meeting. Council weighed a one per cent tax earlier, preferring to study administration. Officials noted many local workers are employed outside the village where taxes exist, with potential revenue back to village coffers. The consultant requested a private briefing, but council preferred to meet during the regular session since information had already been published.
Grafton village solicitor Ford Noble marks four years with the village by proposing a retroactive raise from 750 to 1000 annual salary, paid 500 semiannually, retroactive to January 1. The council also reads an ordinance to hire a part time superintendent for the sewage treatment plant at 20 per week, with Richard Davis overseeing similar facilities. his wife to work as secretary and lab technician at 1.45 per hour, retroactive to March 16, 1968. The panel will study walk light installations at Main and Mechanic Streets, with four corners costing about 635.
The Keystone educational forum at Lagrange High School cafeteria will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. The Kilfoyles, invited by the state to promote dignified sex education, will present a candid program. Health teachers will summarize local sex education efforts and discuss a May primary mill levy. In Grafton, Henry P. Webber will speak on parent child relationships at 7:30 p.m. at Grafton Elementary School.
The piece argues the war between the sexes is effectively won by women long ago. It mocks male bravado, notes feminine strategy outsmarting masculine tactics, and jokes that every presumed victory ends in defeat for men. The tone is satirical and reflective on gender dynamics.
Grafton village employees will pay for their own uniform cleaning this year after the dissolved Board of Public Affairs had covered the expense. At the January meeting the council voted to discontinue the service and notify employees. The firm billed only the first two months, and after dispute the council agreed to pay January in full and share costs among employees.
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