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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1958
Page
2
A three year old doe was struck and killed on Quarry Road near Wellington by a car driven by Charles M. Conklin. The incident occurred yesterday and caused about 50 dollars in damage.
Avon mest residents and mink farm owners led a council session defending operation while challenging whether a 1,300 dollar bond for a fire station road could fund Maple Ridge street repairs. Engineer Hollis urged base reconstruction as odor concerns surfaced from Kinzel and Detroit Road areas.
Two drivers Barbara Arnoczky and Se Tanco were cited for traffic violations after a collision on Route 18 east of Wellington. Arnoczky, driving a temporary permit, was booked for driving without a licensed driver present. Tanco faced a charge for failing to stop within an assured clear distance. No injuries were reported. A second incident on Route 113 near Route 60 led to John Bronson being charged with failure to have vehicle under control after his dump truck spilled sand. he will appear in Vermilion Mayor's Court Saturday.
A teachers workshop for Avon Lake School staff is planned for tomorrow from 9 30 a m to 3 30 p m at Westview School Moore Road. Dr David Rosenberger of the local public school system will open with introductions and a speech, with coffee served by Westview PTA during the 10 30 a m recess. Separate high school and elementary sessions follow. Luncheon at Saddle Inn includes village tour. Final session at 2 30 p m at the assigned school led by the respective principal. Dr Robert Finley of Chagrin Falls Schools will be guest speaker for all teachers on Sept 2 and 3.
All 16 members of the Columbia Jolly Janes 4 H Club completed their projects during the summer meetings. Awards and prize money will be distributed in the fall. Six sewing club girls earned A awards and one child care project was completed. Other members joined cooking class with advisors Mrs. Lawrence Burnett, Mrs. Kathryn Johnson, and Miss Nancy Broechk.
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