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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1963
Page
7
A discussion on possible park land purchase and eminent domain triggers citizen concerns about a land grab. Fire destroyed a garage in Oberlin with estimated losses around 1500 dollars, while local officials weigh development options and compensation terms.
Fire Chief Herdendorf says village civil defense will meet at Barr School on Tuesday December 29 where County CD Director Joseph Stockstill will show a motion picture. Mayor DeChant says Councilman Smith will prepare promotional material for the 1 mill operating levy renewal. A resolution for anticipat ed snow removal on French Creek and Abbe Roads by the county was unanimously approved. The plan to have residents subscribe to Lorain Telephone Co. instead of Elyria was not adopted due to Councilman Schmidt's absence and Councilwoman Potter's opposition.
A public service note urges strong leadership from colleges to meet rising costs and facility needs. It calls Americans to back the college of their choice and provides a Times Square address to learn how the college crisis affects individuals.
Midview School Board approves installing burglar alarms in all schools to deter theft after a recent Eaton Elementary loss of about 1000 dollars in equipment. The move aims for long term savings, with risk-based enforcement and a 40 hour work week policy discussion affecting non certified staff.
Avon Lake city council will meet in a special session at 7 30 tonight to pass legislation prohibiting hunting locally until the danger of fire passes. The move comes as dryness in rural areas raises fire risk and the Avon Lake Fire Department has battled blazes in recent weeks. Mayor John Picken may lift the ban once conditions improve.
Council approved Steve Shannon of the Avon Lake Fire Department for a pay raise from grade four step seven to grade four step eight on the Job Evaluation Committee's recommendation led by Councilman Michael Lash. The monthly pay rises from 465 to 475 dollars.
Ten year old John Sobieski of 1036 West 17th Street is listed in good condition with a head cut and minor concussion at St Joseph Hospital after a bicycle and car collision on Washington Avenue at West 18th Street. Driver George R Schuster, 40, of 1498 East 28th Street, was not held. Witnesses say the boy swerved into the street to avoid a dog chasing him.
John F. Ansbro of 136 Beachdale Ave Avon Lake reports a new spare tire and wheel and a set of golf clubs valued at 225 stolen from the trunk of his 1963 car. The trunk was pried open while parked at the Joseph Hospital lot Thursday night.
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