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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1977

Page

11

Public notice bids sought for college catalog and auto purchase

Lorain County Community College invites sealed bids at the Purchasing Office in Elyria Ohio until 2 pm EST on Wednesday December 14 1977 for two items the 1978 79 editions of the Lorain County Community College Catalog and admissions handbook and the purchase of one 1978 model automobile bid forms available at the Purchasing Office and proposals must be sealed and addressed to the Purchasing Office Lorain County Community College

Lorain County Community College North Abbe Ratt Elyria Ohio Lorain County North Abbe LCCC Lorain County Communty College Elytsa

Western Reserve soccer all stars include four from Lake Ridge Academy

Lake Ridge Academy players earned four spots on the 14 man Western Reserve Conference all star team. The selection highlights local talent from Elyria and area clubs with a focus on high school competition.

Area Players Soccer All-Stars Lake Ridge Academy Western Reserve Conference Royals Chris Toth Fernando Ayala Fred Plecha Dave Moore Lake Ridge Elyria Christian Academy Dave Bounds Bob Shomo Roger Starett Larry Starett Cole Fauver

Massive Ohio farm auction slated near New London

An auction of farm machinery household goods and antique pieces is planned six miles north of New London Ohio on state route 60 at the Perry Road corner. Items include Case 960 combine Ford diesel 5000 tractor various plows disks hay equipment augers mowers wagons drags and a large array of household and antique pieces. Proceeds benefit the sellers Norman Merrill and Thomas owners.

Florida New London Ohio Perry Rd Clarksfield J.D. Springtooth J.D M.F. Dyna Oliver Dodge New Idea Norwood Esco Norman Merrill Longfield Duncan Phyfe Sears Hoover Fitchville Legion Cash Perry Fenstermaker Hamerville Ohi

Brewers hire Harry Dalton as new Milwaukee GM

The Milwaukee Brewers named California Angels executive Harry Dalton general manager after firing Manager Alex Grammas and Director Al Widmar and accepting Jim Baumer's resignation. Dalton, 48, has been Angels GM since 1971 and will fill Baumer's pivotal operations role.

Milwaukee UPI Milwaukee Brewers California Angels Harry Dalton Brewers Saturday Night Alex Grammas al Widmar Jim Baumer Dalton Angels Baumer Brewers

Pee Wee hockey close 4-4 tie as Elyria hosts Heights

Elyria's Pee Wee squad rallied to a 4-4 draw with Rocky River on Monday, improving to 6-4-1, with Don Lovell and Rod Fair scoring twice and Chris Aumiller and Rick Glime adding two assists each. The same day in Lorain, boxing fans were invited to a Friday fundraiser at Sacred Heart Chapel to support equipment needs.

Elyria Rocky River Cleveland Heights Don Lovell Rod Fair Chris Aumilier Rick Glime Lorain South Lorain Sacred Heart Chapel Pearl Avenue

Sh Strongsville Fire Authorized to Respond Across Jurisdiction

The Strongsville City Council approved a measure allowing the fire department to answer emergency calls outside city limits. Mayor John Pearce cited needs in disasters on highways, at Cleveland Hopkins Airport, or large plants requiring multiple departments. Drills with Southwest General Hospital and Parma Chevrolet plant highlighted cross-agency coordination.

Strongsville John Pearce Cleveland Hopkins International Airport Southwest General Hospital Middleburg Hts Chevrolet Motor Division Parma

Cleveland man sent to prison after Oberlin stabbing

Terrence L. Rock, 20, of Cleveland, was sentenced to 1 to 5 years at Ohio Correc tional and Medical Center in Columbus for aggravated assault after pleading guilty. The June 5 Oak Lake Park Oberlin incident left two men with knife wounds. Margaret Scott, 31, Lorain, got a suspended six month jail term and must reimburse the welfare department for petty theft. Danny K. Gibson, 22, Abbe Road, received three years probation for theft.

Cleveland Oberlin Ohio Correctional and Medical Center Columbus Common Pleas Floyd D. Harris Terrence L. Rock Oak Lake Park Margaret Scott Hamilton St Lorain Danny K. Gibson S. Abbe Rd Paul J. Mikus

Elders' 100-Unit Apts Financed in Elyria Lorain

A Kent developer, Bob Norris, secures financing from a Canton bank for a $3.6 million project to build four four story elderly apartment buildings in Elyria on Elm and Chestnut streets and in South Lorain on Pearl Avenue and Homewood Drive. Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority confirmed firm backing after earlier reports of stalled talks with a Cleveland bank.

Kent Elyria Lorain Canton Norris Elm Chestnut Streets Pearl Avenue Homewood Drive South Lorain

Midview Band plans seventh annual concert and fundraiser

Midview High School marching band will stage its seventh annual concert on November 20 at 7 30 p m in the high school gym. Admission is 150 for adults and 100 for students. Proceeds go to the Midview Band Boosters Fund. A cheese sale and bazaar at the school on December 10 from 9 30 am to 4 pm will offer baked goods crafts and knick knacks with a talking Christmas tree as a feature. Profits help defray expenses for a new stereo system and instruments.

Midview High School Midview

Clark to head Amherst lodge installation

Edward Clark of 2325 Quarry Road Amherst will be installed as Master of Stonington Lodge No 503 at Amherst this evening. He is a Ford Assembly Plant employee and with his wife Carolyn has two children. Other officers installed include Don Roth senior warden Paul Stafford junior warden Thomas Smart treasurer William Spangler secretary and more. Richard Berry past master will serve as installing officer.

Edward Clark Quarry Rd Amherst Stonington Lodge Ford Assembly Carolyn The Baptist Church Clark Stone City Order of Eastern Stars Don Roth Paul Stafford Thomas Smart William Spangler Thomas Walters Loren Wilms Wendell Strunk Leroy Bradley Edward Butcher William Dietrich Tyler Laszlo Varga Richard Berry

Parma police seek rapist of 2 teens

Parma police and the Medina County Sheriff seek a man who abducted two teenage girls on Nov 12 in Parma and drove them to Hinckley Reservation in Medina County where they were raped. The suspect is described as a white man in his early 20s, 5'8" tall, 140 pounds, with short brown hair and a mustache, blue stone ring with letter B, a southern accent, and a brown Pinto station wagon with tan interior and manual transmission. Police say they have leads being checked.

Hinckley Parma Medina County Sheriff's Department

Bay Village approves shed repair contract with Higley Co

Bay Village city council approved repairs to the salt storage shed on Nagle Road to be funded by a $51,500 settlement with Koster & Associates for a structural defect. Koster designed the building and repairs with A.M. Higley Co. will start immediately and the shed will be used this winter.

Council Koster & Associates Koster Nagle Road Bradley Road Highy Co T. Richard Martin

Parents settle reburial over municipal botched grave case

NORTH OLMSTED The mandamus action over Debra Joy Rush’s burial was dismissed by agreement of the city and her parents Frank and Joanne Rush. The body was moved to an adjacent grave at Butternut Ridge Cemetery after an initial error left it in a grave owned by another woman. The parents had sued for 1.02 million dollars alleging unauthorized relocation and desecration.

North Olmsted Gareau Debra Joy Rush Butternut Ridge Frank Joanne Rush Porter Rd Michael Gareau Cuyahoga County Ralph Christman

Underwear found not linked to missing teacher case

Middleburg Heights police report items of women’s underwear found near a Lorain County golf course are not from Linda Sharpe or her roommate Mary Gorman, who vanished from a South Parkway condominium on November 14. An anonymous tip linked clothing to the Columbia Hills area. Miss Oxman did not identify any items as hers.

Middleburg Heights Lorain County Linda Arpe Sharpe South Parkway Miss Sharpe Mary Gorman Claude Anderson Strongsville Columbia Hills Country Club East River Road Columbia Township Miss Oxman Anderson

Clearview hires drama adviser for Thespians Club

Clearview Board of Education hired Roy Woods, a member of the Shakespeare Festival Theater, as drama advisor at 700 dollars per year to help the high school Thespians Club produce two plays this year. Superintendent Dr. Stuart Berger announced plans to pursue North Central Association membership by Fall 1978-79, with required program upgrades and certified principals. The board also approved a trial educational television program at Darling Elementary and hired Dorothy Weikel as clerk-treasurer aide.

Alice Luddington Sheffield Thespians Club Clearview Board of Education Roy Woods Shakespeare Festival Theater Lakewood Civic Auditorium Clearview Stuart Berger Woods Berger North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools Clearview High School Ron Nase North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary School Darling Dorothy Weikel Anna Dombrowski

Mrs. Higgins returns as assistant director at 648 Board

Norma Higgins, acting director since December, is officially restored to her former post with a $4,460 raise to $18,500. Frederick Slanina, new executive director, marks his first board meeting, pledging collaboration to deliver community mental health services.

Norma Higgins Lorain County Board of Mental Health Frederick Slanina Higgins Nathaniel James James Slanina Case Western Reserve University Metropolitan Health Planning Corporation MHPC Ohio

Oberlin School board sets 25 percent minority hiring goal

A five hour session led to a revised affirmative action plan for Oberlin schools ensuring about 25 percent minority employment across certified and classified staff. Superintendent Force said changes prevent inflating non teaching hires and focus on genuine minority representation. Final board action planned for Monday at 8 p.m. at the Oberlin Inn.

Oberlin Citizen’s Committee William Force Force Orce Obertin Inn

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