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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1977
Page
6
South Amherst faces enrollment decline and rising costs. The district’s annual report warns consolidation may be needed if funds and space do not improve. Boehler cites limited Carnegie units, space shortages, aging facilities, and expensive multi-student classes.
Wellington village council gave first reading to an ordinance to ban railroad camp cars as unsightly and unsanitary housing and ordered their removal. Conrail officials will be consulted, and action postponed to the December meeting. A slew of other measures progressed or were set for future consideration including bids for a police cruiser, waivers for church tape repair, and second readings on building code standards and local zoning changes.
Huron County Sheriff John Borgia orders all nonprofit bingo games to obtain licenses or face shutdown. Action follows request from the state attorney general to curb unlicensed events. Greenwich Rural Coon Hunters Club stopped bingo. Norwalk Elks Country Club denied license for charitable contributions. Attorney General's office to compile licensed operators. Borgia praises state effort and manpower.
Michael Wood plans to leave the Black River district and resign from the board amid selling his home to Anthony Billick and moving to West Salem. The board granted a one year contract to Charles Schnabel teaching vocational agriculture half time. Jane Powers was hired as a learning disabilities tutor at the junior high. Neal Wolfe named Black River representative on Medina County JVSD Board for a three year term ending December 1980.
Columbia Township trustees accepted ten mutual aid fire department agreements to be sent to Olmsted Falls North Ridgeville Strongsville Brunswick Berea and Olmsted Eaton Liverpool Grafton and Brunswick Hills for approval while also approving a two year legal depository contract with Elyria Savings and Trust. They reported 22 rescue runs and 13 fire calls in October and approved joint Hawke Road maintenance with Eaton Township.
Creston consignors sold 1 284 head with calves steady and several good and choice calves above 50 dollars. Hog market up two dollars with hogs topping 41 70 dollars and nine quality Yorkshire hogs selling high. Sows steady and pigs and shoats steady. Better steers and heifers strong with choice steers above 41 dollars and two choice Angus plus Holstein tops. Heifers firm with top 42 25 on a choice Charolais. Cows steady with good Holstein cows above 26 dollars and top 27 35.
NORTH RIDGEVILLE Lake Ridge Academy announced the first quarter honor rolls with high honors for grades 35 or better and honor roll for averages between 3 and 3.5. Seniors Dorothea Markakis Beth Metzger and David Moore lead, with multiple juniors sophomores and freshmen listed in each class.
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