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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1985

Page

2

Forthofer Wins Seat on Ridgeville School Board

Kathleen Forthofer, a 49 year old licensed practical nurse and former teacher, won a seat on the North Ridgeville Board of Education with 3 069 votes, defeating incumbent Marianne Powrie and securing a three member board majority. John Butkowski took third for a full four year term and Michael P. McNamara Sr. finished fourth in his first bid.

Forthofer Ridgeville North Ridgeville John Butkowski Michael P. McNamara Sr Elyria Memorial Hospital Butkowski Lorain Products Lou Kordish McNamara Cleveland Board of Education

Wellington election reshapes council with veteran winners

Former Wellington mayor Rudy Neumann and Rev. Charles Rugg defeated incumbents Floyd Herold and Edward Bughman to shift the council balance. Incumbent Roland Handley won the top votes, while Charles Oney also retained his seat. Party lines now tilt Republican with Neumann and Rugg, and Democrats Herold and Bughman.

Wellington Rudy Neumann Charles Bill) Rugg Floyd Herold Edward Bughman Roland Handley Lorain County Board of Elections Charles Oney Neumann Rugg Bughman Herold Handley Oney

No party politics for Sheffield Lake

Sheffield Lake voters rejected a charter amendment that would have reinstated party politics. The unofficial Board of Elections tally showed 1,169 against and 624 in favor, preserving the nonpartisan system. Council members disagreed, with Joan Ackerman arguing it could hinder funding while Jeannette Maggard called it a political football and limited by the small community.

Sheffield Lake Board of Elections Joan Ackerman Jeannette Maggard Magegard

Sheffield Lake votes down residency rule for city workers

Unofficial results show 1127 against and 673 for the residency requirement. Police Chief Thomas Walther and Safety Director Joseph Martin argued hiring beyond the city saves training costs and still allows local residents hired from nearby areas. A petition by Councilwoman Jeannette Maggard and her husband sought to place the ordinance on the ballot.

Thomas Walther Joseph Martin Jeannette Maggard Robert Sheffield Lake Elyria Walther Service Department

Firelands voters reject 4.7 million school bond plan

Firelands District voters defeat a 4.7 million bond to build a centralized elementary school and high school gym, with 980 against to 877 in favor. The plan would have consolidated Kipton Birmingham and Brownhelm sites, boosting bus savings and reducing maintenance needs.

Firelands Kipton Birmingham Brownhelm

Timko defeats Zieba in Lorain judge race

Lorain Municipal Judge V Paul Timko celebrated his birthday with a victory over challenger Joseph Zieba 10411 to 6922 for a first six year term. Timko credited supporters and prayers while thanking voters. City Treasurer Delores Burgett won unopposed for a third term with 10711 votes.

Lorain - Lorain V. Paul Timko Joseph Zieba Timko Zieba John S. Kolena Kolena Delores Burgett

Ridgeville fire levy passes on second, broad support cited

Ridgeville voters approved the two mill fire levy 2 508 to 2 042 after a prior defeat by 49 votes. The plan raises about 370 000 annually to fund 21 firefighters, new equipment, and salaries, with a new 1 250 gallon pumper and ambulance among priority purchases.

Oberlin approves library levy for furnishing new space

Oberlin voters approved a five year levy of 250000 to furnish and decorate the Oberlin Public Library in its new second floor location in the Carnegie Building. The measure passed 1092 to 723 as the library prepares to move upstairs this spring to free space for college offices.

Eaton Township Oberlin Oberlin Public Library Oberlin College

Ridenour Leads Pack for Sheffield Council Election

Cleo Ridenour topped the vote with an unofficial 347 ballots to win a Sheffield Village council seat. Neighbors Charles Martin 301 Ronald Rosso 286 and Michael Griffith 280 also won the four seats.

Sheffield Village Cleo Ridenour Board of Elections Barkwood Estates Charles Martin Barkwood Dr Martin Ronald Rosso Michael Griffith

Sheffield Lake road levy fails by near two to one

A 2 mill road levy in Sheffield Lake was defeated 1,146 to 608 in unofficial Tuesday results. The five year levy would have raised $122,982 yearly for road work. Incumbent council members How ard Bliss and Louis Vares did not seek reelection, while Elmer Scott lost with 170 votes. New council members Kenneth Rustska and Jerry Bialko will take seats next year.

Ship Carlisle Columbia Sheffield Lake Jan Ron Martin Howard Bliss Louis Vares Elmer Scott Kenneth Rustska Jerry Bialko Daniel Sharick Catherine Csubak Linda Tennant

Three win seats on Firelands board

Dwight H. Holt B Luella Tuttle and Donald J. Hunsinger won seats on the Firelands Board of Education Tuesday. They beat out Joseph Milas and Maureen Milks for seats on the board.

Henrietta Dwight H. Holt B. Luella Tuttle Donald J. Hunsinger Firelands Board of Education Joseph Milas Maureen Milks

Oberlin overturns can ban and allows nonreturnable beverage cans

Oberlin voters approved overturning a 13year old law banning non returnable beverage containers by a 1053 to 809 tally. The decision ends a loophole from a judge ruling and lets merchants resume selling cans while supporters tout litter control and resource conservation.

Oberlin Board of Elections Dave Gibson Gibson’s Food Mart W. College Richard Lothrop

Incumbents win in Wellington school race

Wellington voters reelect incumbents Bernard Nicode and Ralph Hayes by large margins. Ed Young wins the seat vacated by Audrey J. Lance after she did not seek reelection. Fred Alspach runs unopposed to fill the remainder of Les Warren’s term. Phyllis Mosher holds her four year term.

Ohio High School Athletic Association Wellington Ed Young Audrey J. Lance Fred Alspach Les Warren Nicode Phyllis Mosher

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Steve Fogarty C-T Powrie Kathleen Forthofer Neumann and Charles Rugg Marian Firelands District Nixes New School By Scott Stephens Brighton Township Camden Town Columbia Township Bronson Root Road Terry Donna Dante North Olmsted Columbia School Board LaGrange Ridgeville Fire Levy Eugene Diederich Diederich Oks Library Levy Ridenour Sheffield Council S. Lake Road Levy Firelands Board Richard McHugh Judy Rohrer
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