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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 20, 2000
Page
4
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices list residents of Lorain and surrounding areas, detailing survivors, service times, and burial plans. Included are Clifford Justice, Willa Locher, Douglas Workman, Miskee Vinicki, Sara Stack, Robert Eberle, Gerald Newsome, Andrew Mayher, Shirley Calvey, John Straka and relatives. Funeral homes and churches named with memorials and service details.
Edward J. Goney Kuwara wa, 78, died Thursday at Southwest General Hospital in Middleburg Heights after a long illness. Friends may call Sunday from to p.m. at Busch Booner Family Chapel, 36403 Center Ridge Road, North Ridgeville. Further arrangements will be announced by the funeral home.
E. Evans Fave Kevans of Ashland died Friday at Kingston of Ashland after a Sullivan residence. She was a Sullivan Congregational Church member and is survived by six nephews. Her husband Curtis Evans predeceased in 1968 and her parents Frank and Odessa Seibert. Friends may call Monday at Norton Funeral Home Wellington with services at 3 p.m. Rev. William Reyes officiating. Burial in Southview Cemetery Sullivan.
Gov. Bob Taft signed a bill making partial birth feticide illegal and establishing penalties for doctors who perform dilation and extraction in the last three months. Violators could face up to eight years in prison and fines up to 15000 dollars as the state revisits a contested ban amid a pending U.S. Supreme Court review.
State Senate approved a Capital Budget Bill providing 200000 for Palace Civic Center improvements including stage lighting sound system dressing rooms basement and exterior masonry. The funding targets fiscal years 2000 2001 and followed efforts by state Sen. Jeffry Armbruster with final action pending Gov Taft's signature.
Students moved gutters and tables indoors twice due to rain before serving ice cream. Tyler Yost said he enjoyed placing ice cream in the gutters and topping it with spray toppings, describing the event as a blast.
At the Founder's Dinner a group of East Cleveland Step Chill'n children shared African-American folk traditions with educators. The Lorain County alliance invites all interested in the educational development of children of African descent. The conference continues with Elyria Schools' Dr. I Dean Harper at 9 a.m. and Dr. Lois Morrison Jones at 12:15 p.m.
Elyria mayor Bill Grace uses his cell phone constantly to learn of sewer overflows and scheduling changes. His executive assistant Sara Sharick can email him and Grace can auto dial a number from emails, keeping him informed during golf or travel.
Jim Ries, Midview school board president, held special meetings Monday Wednesday and Thursday nights. He also supervised a seventh grade math project featuring a 130 foot long banana split with 25 adults watching. He and fellow board members plan to visit buildings designed by architects under consideration for hire.
Elyria mayor hosts a town hall at 6 39 p m at West River Road library branch. New London hosts women group 6 30 p m Monday at Village Cafe. Rotary nominations sought for citizen of the year. ABW London hosts annual meeting at 7 p m with Linda Davis on vignette. Western Reserve Ruritan to meet at Sterk s Restaurant Wakeman. Norwalk offers free parenting classes 6 30 p m Wednesday at Fisher Titus Medical Center. New London High School awards night at 4 30 p m Wednesday. Red Cross blood drive Thursday 11 a m to 5 p m at United Methodist Church basement.
Pride From 81 Realty One and local groups organize a wide cleanup and plant drive at parks, streets, and cemeteries across Elyria Lorain County and nearby towns. Volunteers include Rotary clubs churches youth groups and school programs with multiple contact numbers for details.
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