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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1980
Page
14
Marriage licenses show pairs from Lorain Amherst Wellington and surrounding towns with ages from 18 to 41. Entries include occupations and street addresses for both partners, listing professions such as cosmetologist clerk teacher painter and tester, across multiple local households.
Airman Rodney A. Benton son of Mr and Mrs William M Benton of Worth Ridgeville has been signed to Chanute Air Force Base after Airman Rose A. Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Kyle W Smith of Norwalk has been assigned to Keesler Air Force Base Miss after basic training. Space is still available in Rain County Community College's job campaigning workshop Aug 23 from 9 to 1 with fee of 4 dollars. Registration contact community education Vision. Western Reserve School District will run classes Aug 25. next school year starts May 28. At the 1924 Democratic National Convention John W. Davis was nominated on 108th ballot. Airman Terry L. Roth daughter of Dale S. Roth of Winthrop Drive assigned to Lowry AFB Colo after basic training. her mother Carol Roth lives in Gresham Ore. First Lieutenant Joel B. Turk son of Mr and Mrs Jerome F Turk of Strongsville recently participated in Global Shield 80 at Ellsworth AFB S D C exercise to test SAC reaction to wartime conditions.
Civil Service Commissioners plan August 15 meeting with attorney Mirto and Dr. Robert Beynon to resolve authority scope. Carde and LeSner organized the session after an unclear legal opinion. Administrators, councilmen and city legal staff will be invited to discuss job descriptions and appointment powers.
Columbia Township trustees heard residents in Westview subdivision complain that visiting speeders use the park area to gather and speed through nearby streets. The park will close at 11 pm and no parking signs will be posted along Parkwood 500 feet east and west of the park. License numbers of violators will be reported to Lorain County Sheriff. Trustees also moved the next meeting to Aug 16 and noted drainage easements for a 24 inch tile drain, plus a delay on Ann and Joyce drives litigation and a gas line installation on Osborn Road.
Columbia zoning officials report July applications totaling 256 643 for construction including one industrial building for Leonard Lotz two new residences on Mitchell and Osborn roads five accessory buildings a barn a garage a pond an addition and a temporary trailer permit Thirteen applications plus fees 665 50 and occupancy permit 12. Meetings scheduled include zoning board August 14 and appeals board August 11 with variances for Julia McAbee John Post and a conditional permit for Myron Laufman for miniature golf and flood plain property along Rt 82 near Rocky River.
Elyria police arrested 33 year old Ralph A. Passick after he allegedly tried to steal a neighbor’s pickup at 906 Howard St. He fled, damaged three fences, and was charged with attempted grand theft resisting arrest and possession of criminal tools. He was arraigned in Elyria Municipal Court.
Oberlin school officials voted to place a five year 2 mill renewal levy for permanent improvements on the November ballot. Supt Gail Brubaker said the current improvement levy master plan is 90 percent complete with projects including athletic complex facilities playgrounds bleachers and security systems accomplished. He urged major window replacements and roof repairs at Oberlin High School to save energy. The present levy runs through 1981 and two mills raise about $64 000 annually.
Lorain announces the fifth annual camp for children with sickle cell disease from August 10 to 16 at Hiram House Camp. The American Sickle Cell Anemia Association, a nonprofit funded in part by United Way, urges interested families to contact 229-8600 for information.
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