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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1978

Page

8

Black River Levy Passes By Narrow Margin

Black River voters approved the school levy by 114 votes amid celebratory remarks from Supt. Stanley Searing and campaign chair Arthur Stevenson. The victory follows a push to inform residents about district finances. Banquet postponements and district events are noted, including athletic contests and Veterans Day closures.

Stanley Searing Black River Board of Education Arthur Stevenson Stevenson

Buckeye High School announces honor roll

Medina Buckeye High School lists honor and merit roll students for the first six weeks across seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen. Names include Lori Boone Alice Borling Richard Bournival Janice Carver Karen Cramer Jann Filous Meg Selig Son Laura Steele Jack Young Becky Ziegl er and many others across classes with merit and honor distinctions.

Medina Buckeye High School Lori Boone Alice Borling Brian Bournival Richard Carver Janice Cramer Karen Filous Jann Frisk Margaret Geshwilm George Howard Daniel Kern Beth Mellert Bonnie Moehle Jean Moehle Richard Morton Janet Seligson Meg Steele Laura Taylor Jack R. Young Becky Ziegler Sentiors Deborah Shirley Eyring Gregg Fenley Cynthia Getty Mark Baldi Ronald Galsgow Bonnie Haring Randy Hoffmaster Kathleen Kerns Ross Kerr Keith Kinkelaar Kathleen Kot Kim Kramer Benny Mellert Willam Mielke Patylela Minor Elizabeth Moomey John Okes Todd Parfitt Harold Plues Gail Ruby Mary Stopake Sally Thompson Wieland Wolfe Craig Wood Debbie Berger Kim Miles Steele Kris Thompson Wallace Wilson Kurt Winebrenner Mark Yavoich Kris Yost Samara Bank Michelle Baughman Bryan Becketon Butler James Cartwrig Randy Carver Tom Christie Paula Crislip Theresa Dery Chasine Dieckman Betsy Farris Mana Karen Kern Chris Koenig John Kott Thoug Mack Brian McClelland Kim Naylor Lor: Newsome Pamela Pendleton Joe Porter Susan Puls Sue Raffo Karen Raita Tony Shook David Slader Tammy Smavy Stolt Striker Rob Summerson Teodecks Ruth Terrell Jerome Tinney Shell Vanderlinde Diana Willko Doug Wilson Kim Wolf James Wolke

State Supt. calls levy results favorable

State Superintendent Franklin B. Walter hailed Tuesday's levy results as a favorable response to continuing support of public education in Ohio. Across the state, 55 of 123 new operating levies passed, a 44.7 percent approval rate, with Lorain County at 50 percent. Local bond issues and capital improvements fared worse, including a $2 million Midview bond, and North Ridgeville bond plans failed. Ohio overall saw 90 of 198 school tax issues approved (45.5 percent), while Lorain County approved 3 of 10 (33 percent).

Franklin B. Walter Ohio Lorain County Midview North Ridgeville Firelands Lorain City Amherst Vermilion

Teachers sue Lorain school board over payroll deductions

Three Lorain Education Association teachers, Donald Archuleta, Ashamer Palmer, and Leon Trembach, sue the Lorain Board of Education to stop payroll deductions used to recover inadvertent overpayments. They seek a temporary restraining order to halt further withholdings totaling about 49, 34, and 30 dollars per pay, with a hearing set before Judge Floyd D. Harris.

Lorain Education Association Board of Education Joan Brumback Donald Archuleta Ashamer Palmer Leon Trembach Atty Niki Z. Schwartz Archuleta Palmer Trembach Common Pleas Floyd D. Harris

Watchful eye to curb New London school lot rowdiness

In New London a joint workshop with village council police school and residents addressed loud racing tires honking and cursing from the school complex parking lot. Plans include 24 hour guard service speed bumps stop signs and curfew enforcement with Friday work to install posts and cables.

Helen Payne New London M.I. Humphrey Russ Sword

Plea Guilty Leads to Probation Reports Referals

Two defendants plead guilty and were referred to the probation department for pre sentence reports by Common Pleas Judge Paul J Mikus on Thursday. Jeffery H Myers 18 of 33480 Cherry St Avon indicted on a robbery charge for purse snatching at Midway Mall was referred after pleading guilty to grand theft. William Smith 27 of 598 Broad St was referred for burglary at the Carol M Harris residence 293 Marseilles Ave September 24.

Spencer Black River Norwalk St. Paul Spencer Mills Road Clarence Leonard Clinton Carpenter Probation Department Common Pleas Sudge Paul J. Mikus Jeffery H. Myers Cherry St Avon Midway Mall William §. Smith Broad St Carol M. Harris Marseilles Ave

Career workshop open to women in Lorain County

A day-long program titled Options for Women will be held on November 18 at Lorain County Community College. Sponsored by LCCC's community education division and the Elyria AAUW, the event features Dorothy Essex as keynote and Carl J. Armbruster leading a career development session. Afternoon topics cover women in management, local employment, entrepreneurship, retraining, volunteering, and non-traditional careers. Registration deadline is Tuesday. information available through the college’s community education office.

Lorain County Community College LCCC Elyria American Association of University Women Dorothy Essex Lorain County

Kidron Livestock Auction Sees Strong Demand Across Species

At Kidron Auction Thursday beef cattle and hogs showed strong demand with bulls up to 53.90 and Holstein cows 42.75 to 45.50. Hogs sold from 35 to 51.25 per hundredweight, with feeders in good supply. Dairy bulls top at 820, and calves fetched 80.50 to 85 for prime. Around 2,034 head were consigned by 533 bidders. Separately, Hollywood reports: Jon Voight signs two-picture Orion deal via Elmer Productions, with The Shore as one project from Voight original story idea.

Kidron Ohio Hollywood UPI Jon Voight Orion Pictures Elmer Productions the Shore Voight Dory Previn

Edison High Thespians Stage Buffalo Bill Melodrama

Edison High School will present Buffalo Bill and the Border Bandits tonight and Saturday at the auditorium on Route 113. A 13 member ensemble will sing and dance with a sing along. Tickets are 1 for students and 2 for adults. Doors open at 8 p.m. nightly. Saturday includes a 6:30 p.m. western supper sponsored by the Edison Drama Boosters.

Milan — Edison William F Buffalo Bill” Cody Edison High School Route 113 Milan Edison Drama Boosters

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