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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1991
Page
3
Bay Village selects former city council member and volunteer Maxine McQuate as the 1991 Citizen of the Year for her service with the League of Women Voters Garden Club Historical Society Republican Club and other groups. She served on council 1985 to 1989 and narrowly lost a 1991 bid for re election.
Community notices highlight Project Red Ribbon from CF Motor Freight and MADD urging sober driving through New Year. Campaign distributes ribbons nationwide with CF tying to Elyria and 13,000 trucks. Also: blood drives at Lorain County sites, Habitat for Humanity move, Co Dependency program at Allen Memorial Hospital, Guinness card appeal for Craig Shergold, and new Lorain Community Hospital trustees Cromling and DeLuca.
Cuyahoga briefs announce the Great American Gem Mineral and Jewelry Show opens December 6 to 8 at the I X Center featuring rare minerals fossils prehistoric pieces and jewelry from around the world. Seminars on gem cutting and minerals offered daily.
In Lorain a Christmas shopping spree ended with the arrest of two suspects for theft at 3 am Sunday after they allegedly removed 36 small toys from the 7 11 store on Meister and Leavitt roads. Police identified Monique L. Smith, 26, and a 15 year old girl from W 14th St as charged. Items allegedly taken include an Alvin and the Chipmunks Christmas cassette, two plastic stockings, three Merry Christmas pens, five stamping devices, five toy dinosaurs, two Santa magnets, a toy snowman and a toy telephone.
Community bank Lorain National Bank wins praise for listening to small businesses, offering responsive staff across offices and banking services. The reviewer credits the bank with faithful, personalized service and leadership in local independent banking.
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