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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1984
Page
17
Notice of four public hearings set for Tuesday June 19 1984 at 7 00 PM in the Village Council chambers Municipal Building 1009 Chestnut Street Grafton Ohio. Hearings concern proposed use of Federal Revenue Sharing Funds for 1985 with senior citizens urged to attend. By order of Grafton Village Council Robert E Logan Clerk Treasurer CT 6 6 84.
The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency OEPA last week prepared and received final and proposed actions with effective dates. Final action notices include registration and wastewater permits such as Fisher Body Division GMc Elyria and Green Circle Grower Inc Columbia Station with dates in 1984. Public comments or requests for adjudication hearings must be filed within specified periods and notices may include meetings if significant public interest.
On and after this date Wednesday June 6 1984 I will not be responsible for any debts other than those contracted for by myself Jamies Adams 1856 Middle Ave Elyria Ohio 44035 C T 6 6 19 84 20 84
Sealed bids will be received at Lorain County Community College Purchasing Office Elyria Ohio until 2 00 PM EDS Monday June 28 1984 for installation of a local area data network Specifications and bid forms are available at the Purchasing Office Bids must be addressed to Ms Joanne Re Martin Purchasing Office ATTN BID ON LOCAL AREA NETWORK and endorsed accordingly The college reserves right to reject bids or proposals and award contingent on funds By order of Lorain County Community College Donald R Arnold Dean of Business Services Treasurer CLT G K L22784
Public notice of an estate auction on June 16 1984 at noon at Bender Farm on St. Rt 57 east edge of Grafton Ohio. Auction features tractors including AC models 780 170 Case 430 Farmall Super and more, a Gehl and other ag equipment, hay tools, misc farm gear, milking and feed equipment, and related items. Auctioneers Feastermaker and executor Adelbert Balunek provide bidding by phone and note no accident liability.
Notice invites bids for four police cruisers meeting specifications in North Ridgeville Ohio. Bids due 10:00 A M June 18 1984 at the Office of the Mayor 7307 Avon Belden Road. Bond 5 percent with 60 day bid stay and 15 day contract securing period. city may reject any bid and reserves right to waive irregularities.
Legal notice invites sealed proposals for roof work at Wellington Exempted Village School District Westwood Junior High site. Bid documents cost 50 dollars and include contract forms. Pre construction meeting June 20 1984. Bid bonds 10 percent and performance bond 100 percent required. Board may reject any bids and bids hold 60 days.
The Lorain Board of Education will hold a special meeting Monday at 6 30 p m in the Curriculum Center at the board offices 1020 7th St. The next regular meeting is June 18 at 7 30 p m in Lorain High School cafeteria.
New London Village progresses on a 48 by 50 foot concrete block garage on South Railroad and James streets to house two ambulances an office rest rooms a meeting room and storage. Foundation work starts today with completion expected in three months per councilman Richard King. Building by Simmonson Contractors of Nova. Firelands Ambulance serves New London Village and surrounding townships in Huron and Ashland counties.
Four valedictorians Tracy Behrend Ellen Hur ley Linda Kalikin and Tracy Miller and salutatorian Michael Banks address 205 graduates at Olmsted Falls High School commencement in the gym tonight. Numerous seniors named for academic achievement appear among the class list incl Rebecca Lowry Jacqueline Morgan Pam Sperber Cara Stender and William Vanderbilt IV with many more graduates following.
North Ridgeville Law Director William Cassidy urges passage of local ordinances to curb domestic violence and child pornography. He argues for proactive protection, noting repeat offenses after initial incidents are common and that harsh laws could deter crimes against children. Both proposals to be reviewed by the safety committee.
Ex Oberlinian Don M Thomas, Oberlin native and graduate of Oberlin High School, has been reappointed by New Jersey Governor Thomas Kean to a five year term on the New Jersey Casino Control Commission. The Atlantic City editorial praised his role in redeveloping Atlantic City. Thomas is the son of Bob Thomas of Oberlin and the late Dorothea Thomas.
In Lorain County Common Pleas Court the case from February 1983 pits Lorain National Bank against the Spokesmen Motorcycle Club Inc over who owns funds in a bank account. The Iron Coffins claimed to be a subsidiary of the Spokesmen and demanded withdrawal rights. Judge Joseph Cirigliano was set to hear the continuing action.
Frank J. Janik of Amherst has been chosen to join the executive committee of the Ohio State Bar Association. The appointment takes effect July 1 and covers about 750 attorneys in District 10, including Ashland Erie Lorain Huron Richland Medina Wayne Holmes counties.
An Elyria couple sues Midway Mall owners Jacobs Visconsi Jacobs Co alleging negligence in the parking lot near Zale Jewelry Store. Dorothy McGonagle fell in June 1982 while walking to her car, seeks 600000 damages for permanent injuries, pain, medical bills, and anguish.
Lorain students through grade 12 can receive required mumps and rubella vaccines at no charge. The Lorain City Health Department will host sessions on June 14 July 12 and August 9 from 1 to 4 p.m. Immunizations may also be obtained from family physicians.
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