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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1982
Page
10
Ridgeville officials waited on a state loan that would restore earlier cuts as Supt Kenneth DeLuca detailed ongoing financial fact finding for 1983. Union leaders warned the district staff to push for relief while board members planned a special meeting next week.
Carrie Pachinger, age three, tells Santa and Mrs Claus what she wants during a Saturday Lunch with Santa at Chicken Manor. The North Ridgeville Women’s Club hosts the yearly event, proceeds benefiting the Community Care Center. Carrie is the daughter of William and Mrs Pachinger of West Point Drive. CT photo by Gene Krebs.
Mary Anne Giordano treasurer of the Sheffield Lake Service Council urged Mayor Len Pando and council members Monday night to volunteer and gather food money and gifts for 80 needy families in Sheffield Lake. Volunteers will bag eight crates of chicken and 175 pounds of hot dogs and hamburgers and help with delivery beginning Tuesday at 9 30 am.
Marshal Williams of VFW post 1079 Elyria and Maj. Ernest Ash of the Salvation Army supervise packing the first batch of 530 cans and boxes of food collected by the post for the poor. Mr Jingles the post mascot watches as the effort starts.
Jack Gidich of St. Jude Catholic Church leads the Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus collecting toys for Elyria's needy children. Lorain County Deputy Bob Hammond and Deputy Mark Eggers aid the effort to reach a 4500 toy goal before Christmas, donating eight bags and more items.
The Ohio Supreme Court upheld the Richland County Court of Appeals ruling denying Lucas Local School District the right to buy electricity from Firelands Electric Cooperative. The dispute arose after the district stopped buying from the village of Lucas and sought cheaper power from Firelands. The village had sought a permanent injunction to prevent the district from diversifying sources, noting Lucas buys wholesale from Ohio Edison and resells to residents, while the district is its largest purchaser.
LOCAS officials argued the village holds exclusive power to distribute electric power within its borders and that Firelands lacks a franchise. The Common Pleas granted a permanent injunction, the Court of Appeals affirmed, and the Supreme Court warned that allowing the school board’s contract would undermine municipal authority and bypass village consent.
NORWALK AP State officials urge moving 13yearold Michelle Franklin from Twilight Gardens to a center for the developmentally disabled while relatives insist she stay close to family. The girl has been in a coma since Reyes Syndrome with limited recovery hopes. The welfare department reviews indicate a possible transfer, but no decision has been made as a levelofcare determination and legal actions loom.
LAGRANGE Keystone Athletic Boosters Club pledged 2200 to the Keystone Local School District to fund a complete spring sports lineup. The agreement covers junior high and high school track and varsity baseball plus existing softball, restoring programs cut for 1983. The board renewed treasurer Rebecca Petruna for four years at 23600. A June 12 commencement at 2 pm at the high school athletic field was set, with an organizational meeting for 1983 on January 3 at 7 pm followed by the regular board meeting at 7:30.
Wakeman council voted to pay 529 for repairs and painting of a village tractor. Mayor Forrest Fletcher says preventive maintenance is needed to cut costs. In other business, council passed a resolution to pay Rural Lorain County Water Authority 4800 for a 3 inch turbine water meter installation and employed John Alten as village solicitor to compensate part time employees 75 and full time employees 150 in recognition of services performed.
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