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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1984

Page

3

Benjamin Bear visits Windsor School prompting student writing

Dave Cockley author of the Benjamin Bear series visited Windsor School as third graders from Diane Schroeder’s class read and write a Benny Bear inspired tale. About 200 students attended the assembly and classroom session, learning the creator’s origin and enjoying demonstrations with a 24 foot bear. Cockley spoke of his books set in Detroit Atlanta Grand Island and Cleveland, and encouraged kids to pursue writing as a fun craft.

Elyria Windsor Dave Cockley Benjamin Bear Cockley Diane Schroeder Benjamin Cleveland Miss Schroeder Detroit Atlanta Grand Island Nebraska Windsor School Schroeder Jessica Gorog Jessica EDR Corp

Hospitals battle for survival under Celeste in Ohio

Wellington officials warn of a hostile Columbus administration and rising health care costs. William Slabodnick of the Ohio Hospital Association urges Congress action as hospitals face rationing, longer life expectancies, and shifts toward two-tier care. Wellington Hospital shows 1983 surplus but lower admissions and occupancy amid Medicare and insurer policy changes.

Wellington Richard Celeste William Slabodnick Ohio Hospital Association Columbus Celeste Slabodnick Wellington Community Hospital Association St. Patrick Church Hall David Snyder Snyder

Fund Near $2,000 For Smoke Detectors In Elyria

Elyria residents near $2,000 in donations fund buying smoke detectors. Contributions include $600 from community development block grant funds, $500 from firefighters, $500 from the Independent Insurance Agents of Lorain County, plus smaller gifts from Elyria Manufacturing, Lorain County Bank, Dr. Robert DeMaria, and the Jack A. Frank family. Firefighters will volunteer to install devices if needed. Capt. Tom Bowen seeks Lorain County Housing Authority help to clear brush by Riverview Plaza to aid elderly residents with better river view and safer access.

Elyria Independent Insurance Agents of Lorain County, Inc Elyria Manufacturing Lorain County Bank Robert DeMaria Jack A. Frank William Riverview Plaza East Avenue Third Street Tom Bowen Lorain County Housing Authority Elyria Police Department

Bowen offers free landscaping and pool funding talks

Bowen told a resident he would arrange free landscaping for improved views at the elderly complex and will meet residents June 4 to gauge preferences. City leaders discuss funding to open all five city pools, with decisions on timing and tax revenue use due in two weeks, while some services may wait until 1985.

Bowen Parks and Recreation Phil Innis Michael Keys Innis Safety Service Charles Hoagland Finance Committee Leo Bullocks Keys Forestry Department

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Elyria High School Bernie Noble Russell Dickason Chalmer Mosher Robert Stannard Harry Lee Sr Mary Finkel Mark Ziegler LuAnn Turpin Debbie Courtright Housing Authority Pete Schroeder Joe Klinec Central America Don Pease Reagan el Salvador Pease Doberlin Congress Ron Novak James J. Crowell Independent Agents Association of Loraig Co., Inc C-T
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