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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1966
Page
9
A safety committee urges further review of the city pool fence rules. The panel notes risks for children and calls for a fence around all pools capable of holding more than 12 inches of water, with costs and feasibility to be weighed before council action.
Avon Jaycees announce formation of a community orchestra with focus on show tunes and big band music. An organizational meeting is set for tomorrow from 7 30 to 9 p m at Avon High School, directed by Tom Beck the high school band director. For more information contact Ted Beckman at 3311 Sandy Lane.
Township trustees agreed to issue moving permits for houses and buildings on local roads with state and county input. Columbia officials plan to decide whether the township or county handles permits and set ground rules by a meeting tomorrow at 9 p.m. Complaints about bumps on Rt 82 and near the Columbia Methodist Church will be referred to the state highway supervisor in Oberlin. Rubbish pickup is scheduled for Monday in the northwest and the following week in the southwest. The zoning commission will continue updating residential zoning regulations at tonight’s 8 p.m. adjourned meeting.
Village council approved a grant of 800 dollars to the Rochester Volunteer Fire Department for items including a water tank truck foam dispenser and extra hose. The Hodgkins asked council to vacate a 10 foot alley east of Route 511 near the New York Central tracks.
A parade of names from Lorain to Avon Lake shows drivers cited for unsafe vehicles improper passing failure to display plates or license violations. Amounts range from 3 to 85 dollars with several notes of assured clear distance and traffic signals. Districts include Cleveland Lorain North Ridgeville Avon Parma and Berea with ages from 13 to 73.
Eleanor Roosevelt Democratic Women's Club hosts guest night in the Girl Scout room at town hall. A covered dish supper at 7 p m precedes a program at 8 p m where Mrs. Hilliard Brown, executive director of Lorain County Cancer Society, will show two cancer films. A business meeting follows at 9 p.m.
Emmett P. Dowling president of the Youngstown Steel Deer Co since 1957 died Sunday in Lakeside Hospital Cleveland. A service will be held Wednesday for the industrialist who led the company for decades.
Elyria taxi firm asks city councils to approve a uniform five cent fare hike. Attorneys say the request represents the consensus of local taxi companies and would raise city zone rates from 75 to 80 cents, 85 to 90 cents, and 90 to 95 cents, excluding Abbe Road Lorain County Community College service.
Kenneth Johnson a 33 year old North Ridgeville native now in Hollywood is among the top art directors in the glitter capital. He created sets for the Andy Williams Show and recently completed work for Divorce American Style. He trained at Bowling Green State University and has served in the Army.
Hershel L. King of Oberlin filed a $25,000 suit in Lorain County Common Pleas Court over an alleged false theft accusation at the Ontario Store on North Ridge Road. He says three employees stopped him in the parking lot, accused him of stealing gum, searched him, and damaged his reputation and dignity. The incident reportedly occurred in March.
Vermilion councilman Jay Lyons argues the manager council form lacks separation of powers and checks. He spoke at a Chamber of Commerce meeting amid Nov 8 ballot charter change proposals. Lyons cites dominance by managers, low local responsiveness, and potential tax and spending risks.
A Field's Church Women and United Church of Christ group will take a day trip from North Ridgeville to the Hough area and other sites to study affluence and poverty. About 30 women will participate with nursery care and transport provided. departure 9 a.m. return 2 p.m.
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