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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1985
Page
7
Steven Kelly Hardin of Worth Ridgeville Lorain County Ohio seeks a court order to change his name to Steven Kelly Daniels. The petition is filed in the Court of Common Pleas Probate Division Lorain County Ohio and set for August 29 1985 CT 1/30 85.
Auction of 1978 Ford 2 door, 1980 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme, and 1980 International Tractor scheduled for August 30 1985 at 1000 am at 1H Lowell Street Elyria Ohio. Sale cash or certified check with no warranties, as is. Also a Lorain County Cooperative Purchasing bid notice for dairy bakery frozen foods meat and fish and other items due August 1 1985 with prices sealed and submitted to Lorain County Community College.
Public notice from Educational Center Elyria Ohio invites price quotations for cafeteria food and supplies. Vendors must submit quotes meeting delivery requirements and quality standards. Lorain County Cooperative Purchasing Association retains right to reject any or all bids. Alex Hozniak Director notes procurement process and criteria for award based on price and vendor capability.
The Western Reserve Area Agency on Aging invites proposals for Tithe HIB i Special Services under Older Americans Act funding for Geauga Lorain and Medina Counties in 1986 with priority in Access In Home Legal Assistance and Health Services. Proposals due August 30 1985 at 430 pm local time.
The Board of Education of the Madine Wy Ceca School District 1097 invites sealed proposals for seventy one 17000 passenger replacement buses with automatic transmissions. Bids open on Tuesday August 12 198 at the Board of Education premises. Trade in for old buses and bid requirements follow district specifications and state rules.
Lorain Ohio launches a lobbying drive in Washington to urge President Reagan to pressure for the release of Lebanon hostage Terry Anderson. LaVinha aims to secure commitments, while a local Free Terry Anderson Committee plans signs and letters to Congress.
A notice announces an August 6, 1985 election in Columbiana Local School District on a tax levy exceeding the TE mill limit for current expenses. The levy would run three years, with a 3 mill cap related to collection for the 1985-1988 period. Also included is a probate court notice in Lorain County about the adoption petition for Travis Michael Hensen, filed July 1985, with a hearing set for September 17, 1985. The separate notices name election officials, dates, and court details.
Distribution of USDA surplus cheese butter and other products scheduled at multiple Lorain County locations from August 7 to August 21 for residents meeting income limits. Sites include North Eaton Baptist Church Lorain New Morning Star Church and several Lutheran and community centers. Eligibility requires proof of address and income under 150 percent of poverty, with notices for surrounding townships and cities.
A daughter born to Marvin Perry and Karla Schoust er at 947 South Central Drive Lorain. A son born to Charles Hershberger at 111 Beverly Court Elyria. A son born to Paul Kokinda at 3968 Gary Avenue Elyria. A son born to Delbert Harvitt at 414 Adams Street Elyria. A son born to George Long at 624 Purdue Avenue Elyria. A daughter born to Keith Loughner at 930 North Pasadena Avenue Elyria. A son born to Lee Coleman at 3246 Eastlawn Street Elyria. A son born to Melanie Qualls at 357 Morgan Avenue Elyria.
Elyria official William Bowdler Jr. has won a fifth term as president of the Ohio Victim Witness Association. He also coordinates for the National Organization for Victim Assistance and serves on Lorain County boards. The association supports about 50 programs aiding crime victims and witnesses in courts and claims filings. Bowdler’s re-election followed a July 19 Cincinnati meeting.
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