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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1963

Page

5

Low bidder on junior high work cites error

Elyria Board of Education in special session last night debated bid awards for Eastern Heights Junior High School work. Reichert Construction Co. claimed a calculation error made their low bid about 15 percent too low. Board considered law and precedent, with reconvening set for today at 5 30 p.m. to decide whether to re bid or award to second bidder.

Elyria Board of Education Eastern Heights Junior High School Reichert Construction Co Elyria T. J. Hume Co Lorain W. O. McClellan Lyle B. Reichert Reichert J. C. William Tatter Sall Ohio Reicnert Secord Amherst Hardware Amherst Elyria Superior Electric Hart Construction Co

Elyria school district estimates 1964 budget at 5 million

The Elyria school district budget for 1964 totals about 5.04 million dollars with 3.8 million to come from local property taxes for the general fund. The plan, accepted by the board, includes state and miscellaneous income and lists detailed expenditures across administration instruction libraries transport and plant operation as well as bonded debt and interest.

Elyria Board of Education F. J. Gottfried State Foundation

Mayor seeks study of water main expansion and funding

The mayor urged council to study extending the 36 inch water main to Elyria as the city grows. A 48 inch main from Lorain to West and Middle Ridge roads and a 36 inch line into the city would cost about 1.6 million with an 800 thousand dollar city share from waterworks revenue bonds. The project hinges on federal matching funds still undecided. Officials note need to boost filtering to raise pumpage. hot spells stressed systems and voluntary conservation was not pushed. The mayor’s request was sent to the water and finance committees.

Elyria Lorain Middle Ridge Safety Service Joseph C. Cowden Elyma Area Water and Finance Communittees

Chronicle Telegram rewards two top carriers with $300 scholarships

Chronicle Telegram Business Manager C Russell Stokley watched Circulation Manager Carl Bielke award 1969 30th annual Chronicle Telegram Scholarship Fund prizes to top carriers George Haag and Gary Lee Sallay at the American Legion Hall. Each $300 award funds college costs and can be used for tuition books or room and board.

Gary Lee Sallay George Haag Chronicle-Telegram Association of Newspaper Carriers C-T Carl Bieske Chronicle-Telegram C. Russell Stokley Carl Bielke Chronicle - Telegram American Legion Hall Bielke Albert Haag North Pasadena Ave George Elyria H.gi School

Speaker sought for steer roast in El Rey Grotto Park

The Democratic steer roast seeks a replacement speaker for Sen. Stephen M. Young who cannot attend. Mayor Charles V. Neeson said Young will join the Armed Services Committee in North and South Carolina, making Ohio impossible. Several prominent Democrats are being contacted as possible speakers for the annual event at El Rey Grotto Park, with over 5,000 attendees expected.

Stephen M. Young Charles V. Neeson U. S Ohio Senate Armed Services Committee North South Carolina Young Neeson el Rey Grotto Park

Amherst Water Test Scheduled Amid Low Pressure

Amherst water pressure will be low from 11 p.m. tonight to 2 a.m. tomorrow as mains are tested to locate the source of recurring low pressure. Company spokesmen said Columbus workers will inspect the mains during late night hours to minimize disruption for users.

Amherst Amherst Water Co Columbus

Elyria approves $30,000 for street resurfacing citywide

City council approved an additional $30,000 for repaving and resurfacing Elyria streets with Hart Construction Co under a $78,000 contract. Funds come from a $100,000 levy after a 2 mill levy approval, with $10,000 from other funds and $12,000 from remaining allocations to cover the work on Spring Valley streets and several avenues. Sidewalks on Lorain Blvd Adams St and Abbe Rd were authorized with costs borne by property owners. Public hearing set for Aug. 19 on rezoning John Rucharik property for garden apartments. Issuance of $862,000 notes to pay off special assessment notes maturing Aug. 6 approved.

Elyria Blanchard Fifth St Silas Bucks Oberlin McClelland F. J. Gottfried Stanley Andrewski Albert Andrewski McClellan Abbe Rd Campagna Dr Andrewskis James Hearn 12Th St Hamilton School Omo Edison Co Windsor E. H. Sheldon Equipment Co Muskegon Mich Hamilton Manufacturing Co Two Rivers Wisc Hart Construction Co Spring Valley Gulf Rd West River St Woodford Ave Huron St Foster Ave Princeton Ave Park Ave Eastiern Heights Blvd Wolf Ct Overbrook Dr Garford Ave Penfield Ave Ford Rd 16Th St Lake Ave Lorain Blvd Bond Warden Aves Adams St Bond St Parmely Ave Sherwood Manor Subdivision Thornwood Estates Subdivision Sheriff St Samuel St Dewey Ave Case Ave Purdue Ave Baldwin St Prosepet St Jongson Ave John Rucharik Building-Lands Committee Planning Commission Council

Elyria approves 1964 budget with minimal quorum

The Elyria City Council passed a 1964 budget of 4.2 million dollars after a public hearing with no remarks. Only four members present for most of the session required reading of the measure to be done twice due to a quorum issue.

John Hovis Council General Fund

Elyria approves revised on street parking meters plan

Elyria council unanimously adopts a major revision to on street meters after protests by Howard Saddler. The plan, via Duncan Parking Meter Division, leases about 500 meters at 26,273 dollars with new 15 and 30 minute rates and expanded meter coverage replacing the current 464 meters.

Elyria Council Oks Elyria Duncan Nantec Corp Howard Saddler Middle Ave Saddler John A. Katko Ferneau Ciiy

Mayor seeks land to expand central fire station site

Elyria Mayor Charles V Neeson asked council to appropriate a 95 by 100 foot lot at Cedar and Broad Streets directly south of the current site to move the station closer to the street. Private funding would cover most costs. public works funds may come from federal matching aid of about 180000. preliminary site grading could begin before the appropriation is finalized.

Central Fire Station Elyria The Parsch Lumber Co Pri Neeson Dorell, Inc

Elyria Housing Talk Tentative Before Council Meeting

Elyria City Council tentatively schedules July 29 discussion on low income public housing with Ronald Ashley invited to explain Lorain housing authority operations. If canceled, council will meet at 8 30 p m to review paving projects and fix pay ordinance oversights for city employees.

Elyna City Ronald Ashley Lorain Inglands and Finance Committees Robert E. Kleinoeder Kenneth A. Krueck D-2 Finance Committee

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