Elyria Seeks Bids for GHISWOLD Road Watermain Project
Separate sealed bids for the Ghiswold Road watermain project will be received by the Mayor of Elyria Ohio at City Hall 328 Broad Street Elyria 44035 until 12 00 noon EST January 19 1984. Bids opened and read aloud. Project funded by local funds. Major work includes ductile iron pipe steel casing bore and jack operations and reinforced concrete blocking. Bidder must provide bid bond or equivalent, comply with MBE goals, and submit affirmative action plan. The city reserves right to waive technicalities or reject bids.
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Ohio
Safety Service
City Hall
Broad Street
Seid
Biyria City Hall
Que Broad Street
Elvria
Na Gal
Shin
Office of Equal
Office of
MRF
Gelore UN Dale
Elyna
Kiya Oho
GOLDEN _ACRES
Lorain County
Northamt
Leavitt Roads
Amherst
Ghia
Barbara Elizabeth Tomco seeks name change to Pierce
Barbara Elizabeth Tomco of 1932 East 33rd Street Lorain County Ohio will file in Lorain County Probate Court for an order to change her name to Barbara Elizabeth Pierce. The petition will be filed on February 1984 holiday. Huntington Township Trustees announce 1984 regular meetings the first and third Monday at 8:00 PM in the School Office. Written notice and a $25 fee with self addressed stamped envelope to Township Clerk Joanne Eaton, Clerk.
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East 33Rd Street
Lorain County
Court of Common Pleas Probate Payson
Otio
Barbara Elizabeth Pierce
Huntington Township
Public Vehicle Sale Notice in Elyria
A public sale listing four vehicles including a 1974 Ford two door hardtop and 1981 Chevrolet Fleetside Pickup will be held January 21 1984 at 1000 Bowen Street Elyria. Cash or certified check required. no drafts or warranties implied. seller reserves the right to bid.
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Bowen Street
Elyria
Nta
Avon Festival of Flowers Plans 1984 Queen Pageant Events
Avon prepares for the 1984 Festival of Flowers with a March 1 queen pageant entry deadline. The March 31 contest at Tom's Country Place Avon will feature Ohio City. A February reveal for the talent show date and a 50 50 raffle for Avon student scholarships are planned. Queen applications are from Jean Scrivens 38722 Mills Road Avon or 327 0408. Dinner dance tickets are $5 for adults and $3 for under 18.
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Tom’s Country Place
Avon
Ohio City
Jean Scrivens
Mills Road
Notice to Bidders for Golden Acres Homes Amherst Ohio
Bidders for Golden Acres Lorain County homes must file bids by 1:00 PM January 19 1984 at the Lorain County Administration Building Elyria Ohio 44035. Proposals require bid bond and documents. deposits refundable to prime bidders. prevailing wage rules apply. contract documents available from Landig Wykoff Algorates Inc Elyria Ohio for $20 deposit.
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Lorain Conny Commissioners Office
Elyria
Obi
Landig- Wykoff & Algorates, Inc
Third Street
Elyria One
DA Dellisanti
Loran County Board of Commissioners
Varus
Astronomers elect officers in Black River Astronomical Society
KIPTON The Black River Astronomical Society elected 1984 officers for one year led by Mike Harkey as president and Paul Sennhenn as vice president Randy Beachler as secretary and Roger Shaw as treasurer Public participation is welcome meetings at 7 p m on the first Wednesday monthly at Lorain County Metroparks headquarters Carlisle Township For more information call Harkey 2888556 or Shaw 9263713
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Kipton
Black River Astronomical Society
Mike Harkey
Paul Sennhenn
Randy Beachler
Roger Shaw
Lorain County Metroparks
Diagonal Road
Carlisle Township
Roger S. Shaw
Sliced Bread Sale Banet Ended in War Period
A historical notice notes a wartime ban on sliced bread in the United States from 1943 to the end of World War II. It also details bid guarantees requirements including 10 percent bid bond, and rights of the Lorain County Board of Commissioners to reject bids or accept parts with informalities.
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United States
Lorain County Board of Commissioners
Bnda
Community meeting and club schedule in Grafton area
Evening Lions and Grassies play at 6 45 p m. Cascade Chordsmen meet p m Elyria Eagles host VFW Post 4654 at 8 p m Midview groups including Athletic Boosters 7 p m Womens Club 7 30 p m at Village Hall JayCees 7 30 p m Communi ty Room Novak Road Jayceettes 7 36 p m Village Hall Belden LeRoy Chapter 820 C E S 8 p m Masonic Temple Grafton Midview Advisory Council 11 7 Grafton School Park Board 7 p m Community Room Midview School Board 7 30 p m Grafton School Penfield Boy Scouts 7 p m Fire Hall Township Trustees 7 30 p m Fire Hall New London United Church Women 10 a m church PTA 7 30 p m school Exercise Midway Toastmasters 12 15 Library Trustees 5 p m pm Jr Achievement Office Public Library.
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Midview
Midview Womens Club
JayCees
Novak Road
Jayceettes
Belden
Midway
Pm., Jr
Roberta Duffell Named Keystone Local Board President
Roberta Duffell was elected board president at the Keystone Local Board of Education meeting. Sally McCourt became vice president while Rebecca Petruna administered the oath of office to new officers and trustees Darryl Dunlap and Noman J. Rahrig.
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Lagrange
Keystone
Columbia zoning board issues four certificates
The Zoning Board of Appeals granted four drilling certificates for oil and gas at Columbia Township. Sage Energy Inc. won approval for one well on the Wildwood Lake property owned by the Mayers and the Pivowar property. Geo Energy Inc. received one well on the Tipul property. Dome Drilling Inc. gained two permits, one on the Severs property and another on Bernard Kilbane's. Access routes vary by site.
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Columbia Township
Zoning Board of Appeals
Sage Energy, Inc
Columbus
Wildwood Lake
Martin and Robin Mayer
Joseph Pivowar
Geo Energy Inc
Worthington
Albert and
Theresa Tipul
West River Road
Plaza
Crocker Road
Dome Drilling Inc
Cleveland
Laurence Severs
East River Road
Rocky River
Gordon Hughes
Bernard Kilbane
Clearview School Board Addresses Salary Rumors and Meetings
The Clearview Local School District in Lorain denies payroll suspensions and a state audit. Treasurer Robert Gracie says rumors spread via a statewide newsletter and misidentification with another district. At the annual organizational meeting, the board now meets monthly on the third Monday at 7:30 p.m. Thomas Urbanek elected president and Robert Hancock vice president. Salary increases were approved for Gracie and assistant treasurer Cheryl Yagielo.
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Lorain
Clearview
Robert Gracie
Distribte
Gracie
Ohio
Thomas Urbanek
Robert Hancock
Cheryl Yagielo
Yagielo
Snowmobiler held on 14 charges after crash in Elyria
Elyria 25 year old James D. Brandau of 325 Seventh St was jailed after a high speed pursuit and crash on West Ave before 1 am. He faced four reckless operation counts two fleeing charges driving under the influence failure to control red light resisting arrest obstructing official business marijuana possession prohibited operation and expired snowmobile registration. He was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Elyria
James D. Brandau
Seventh St
West Ave
Brandau
Lake Avenue
Furnace Street
West Avenue
11Th Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Clarence Conrad Elected to District 11 Milk Board
Clarence Conrad of Graive has won his first two year term on the District 11 Milk Marketing Inc. board in Strongsville. He will represent about 9,500 dairy producers across Lorain Medina Ashland and Wayne counties. Conrad farms 500 acres with his sons Rick and David and runs an 85 cow milking herd, a dairy career spanning 29 years, and is active in the Lorain County Farm Bureau.
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Clarence Conrad
Graive
District 11 Milk Marketing Inc
Strongsville
Lorain
Medina
Ashland
Wayne Counties
Dairy Farmer Owned
Rick
David
Conrad
Lorain County
Vermilion Considers 3 Percent Pay Hike for Police
Vermilion city council discussed an across-the-board 3 percent pay rise and fringe benefits with Vermilion Fraternal Order of Police 125 representatives. Sgt Charles Grisel and others noted the offer was declined previously, and a general FOP meeting was called for today to decide next steps after a two hour closed executive session.
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Police Department
Vermilion Fraternal Order of Police 125
FOP
Charles Grisel
Fred Barck
Norman Hendrickson
Council
Elyria Firefighters Hurt In Downtown Blaze More Details
A Sunday blaze in downtown Elyria caused estimated damage of 750000 to 1 million. Twenty firefighters were injured including Chief Ron Novak with a back injury from ice falls, and others with back knee sprains and eye injuries.
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Elyria
Ron Novak
James Igneczi
Gregory Castle
Orv Terrell
Diabetic Support Group to Meet at Lorain Hospital
The Lorain Community Hospital Adult Diabetic Support Group will meet January 18 at 11 30 a m in Sutter's Restaurant 710 Broadway Lorain Betty MacIntosh from Lorain Community Hospital will speak on Medical Aspects of Diabetes The group meets the third Wednesday each month and is open to diabetics their families and friends Lunch will be served and discussions held For more information contact Lorain Community Hospital
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Lorain Community Hospital
Sutter’s
Broadway
Lorain
Betty MacIntosh
Amherst Mayor proposes refund used for city utility upgrades
Amherst May mayor John Jaworski announced at a city council meeting that a $200,000 refund due the city from Ohio Edison should go into capital improvements for the municipal electrical system rather than to municipal utility customers. He urged a rate study and an overall revamping of rates with a possible May Billing impact.
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Amherst
John Jaworski
Ohio Edison
Jaworski
Municipal Utilities Department
Amherst Considers $5 License Plate Tax Action
Amherst City Council eyes a $5 piggyback tax on license plates if county plans move forward. Councilman John Higgins says county engineers proposed the measure and the city could direct all vehicle tax revenue to city road repairs if enacted first. He notes funds' distribution depends on county timing, with potential $50,000 impact. Finance committee meets at 8 p.m.
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Amherst
John Higgins
Amhherst
Higgins
Nance Committee
Jaworski seeks funds for Amherst sewage plant upgrade
Mayor John Jaworski will push for a May bond issue or higher sewer rates to finance EPA mandated improvements. The city must borrow at least 1 927 718 dollars. residents face a 4 50 to 8 50 per month increase if bonds are not approved. Councilwoman Cora Godfrey notes the upgrade is required to avoid daily $10 000 EPA fines. Work could start by April. Safety Service Director Joe Kohart ends patrol pause on State Route 2, permitting Amherst police to resume patrols there after 15 months.
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Anthony DePaola
Amherst Utilities
Amherst
John Jaworski
Cora Godfrey
EPA
Godfrey Jaworski
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