Township and community group meeting notices
Township trustees meet at 8 p.m. at the home of Clerk Robert Bechtel on Claus Road. Volunteer Firemen gather at 8 p.m. at the station house. Columbia School board convenes at 8 p.m. in Copopa School library. VFW Post 9340 holds meeting at 8 p.m. at the post home. Senior Citizens Recreation Program runs 9 30 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. at the Park and Recreation Center. Quilt Club meets 9 30 a.m. at the Methodist Church. Senior Citizens board a bus at 10 a.m. from the Methodist Church for New London. LeRoy Chapter 82 CES meets at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Temple. Penfield United Church Women meet at 10 a.m. for quilting at the church. Wakeman Royal Arch Masons meet at 8 p.m. in lodge rooms for convocation and installation.
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Methodist
Methodist Church
Amherst approves street resurfacing bid and related motions
Amherst city council approved a $79,000 plan to resurface eight streets with PLAS CONSTRUCTION selected as the bidder deemed most dependable. The council also adopted a fireworks as city function measure, passed a second reading increasing the city solicitor and prosecutor salaries, and discussed teen funds and a mock disaster drill.
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Plas Construction
Amherst to Reexamine Police Pay Ordinance
Amherst council committees will hold a special meeting to rehash the police pay ordinance. The session is led by the police and fire and finance committees to review compensation provisions and potential changes.
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Amherst
Police and Fire and Finance Committees
Council
Borgia Honored by Eagles as Sheriff of the Year
NORWALK Huron County Sheriff John Borgia named Sheriff of the Year by the Ohio Fraternal Order of Eagles at their Toledo convention. Plaque cited devotion to office and service to others. award recommended by Buckeye State Sheriffs Association of which Borgia is a member and past president. Aug. 4, 7 30 p.m. town hall.
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Norwalk
Huron County
John Borgia
Ohio Fraternal Order of Eagles
Borgia
Eagles
Buckeye State Sheriffs’ Association
Toledo
Avon Lake Fire Damages Oakwood Drive Home
A Sunday fire on Oakwood Drive in Avon Lake caused about 8000 dollars in damage. Firemen confined the blaze to a bedroom in the home owned by Paul R. Coates at 191 Oakwood Dr, with the rest of the structure sustaining smoke and heat damage. Lt. Lloyd Green said the cause is undetermined but may stem from a malfunctioning air conditioning unit in the bedroom.
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Avon Lake
Oakwood Drive
Paul R. Coates
Oakwood Dr
Lloyd Green
Osteoarthritis facts and misconceptions from Dr Steinerohn
An elderly man questions arthritis absence at 80 while the author explains osteoarthritis as a common, often mild wear and tear of weight bearing joints. It covers causes, signs like Heberden nodes, treatment options, the benefit of weight loss, and the unpredictable relationship between X rays and pain. A reader asks if Florida changes blood thickness and receives guidance.
Legislators to Meet Jetport Opponents
Spencer mayor and town officials will host a July 9 meeting at Black River High School Gym to present petitions opposing a jetport feasibility study. Participants include Rep. John Ashbrook and Rep. Charles A. Mosher, Sen. John Glenn, Sen. Robert Taft, State Sen. Thomas Van Meter, and Rep. William Batchelder along with township and village spokesmen. The goal is to pressure Washington and Columbus to halt the study.
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Spencer
Black River High School
Glenn Pomeroy
John Ashbrook
Ashland
Charles A. Mosher
Oberlin
John Glenn
Robert Taft
Thomas van Meter
William Batchelder
Medina
Pomeroy
Washington
Columbus
Cleveland man fined for DWI in Elyria court
A Cleveland man pleaded guilty to driving while under the influence of alcohol and was fined 250 dollars in Elyria Municipal Court. Joe F. Picardy, 3425 Sackett, was also given a six month suspension of his driver’s license. Picardy was charged by North Ridgeville police.
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Cleveland
Elyria
Joe F. Picardy
Sackett
Picardy
North Ridgeville
Clean energy for tomorrow through coal gasification
Columbia Gas advances coal gasification research with government cooperation. Experimental plants operate as progress continues toward a commercial plant, despite high costs. This new gas source promises jobs, reduced foreign energy dependence, and eventual affordable gas for homes.
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Columbia Gas
Columbia
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Pheasant Run Village
New London
Moose
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Penfield
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Robert Bechtel
Claus
Chatham
Copopa
P.m
Park and Recreation Center
LeRoy
Masonic Temple
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Grange Hall
Penfield United Church Women
Wakeman
Royal Arch Masons
Amherst Oks
Fran Bostwick
South Main St
Franklin
Milan Ave
Candy Lane
Brennan Drive
Butternut Drive
Park
Cleveland St
North Main
St. Joseph's Drive
Shadylawn Drive
Terra Lane
Cherry Valley Drive
North Woodhill Drive
Birch Lane
Shady Drive
Martin St
Lincoln
Anthony DePaola
DePaola
Alain Anderson
Heard DePaola
Heard Safety
Harry Chambers
Heard Amherst
Turnpike Patrol
Florence Township
Supreme Court
Chronicle-Telegram
Dick Rench
Rench
The
Chronicle Teiefram
Dr. Steinerohn
East Avenue
Ohio
Minuteman
Minutemen
Lexington
Spirit of America
Elyria Savings & Trust National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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