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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1986
Page
31
Wellington voters in the November 4 election will decide on issue 35 a 0.5 percent village income tax increase to upgrade the police department. The proposal would raise at least $100 000 annually for police use.
Village officials outline an ordinance tied to a ballot increase to fund police upgrades. Committee members and Police Chief Furcron discuss adding one full-time patrolman and one dispatcher and across the board raises, raising the budget from 210000 to about 275000.
Wellington Disaster Services will canvass the community Sunday distributing questionnaires to aid emergency planning. Volunteers call between 1 and 4 pm, drop off forms for pickup about 20 minutes later. Harold Sumpter notes preparedness amid chemical transport through the area and tornadoes in Ohio communities. Wellington Cable TV will broadcast the emergency warnings.
Oberlin Seniors Inc will host a Coffee Hour and Ideas Exchange at Russia Township Hall on Monday at 10 30 a m to gather residents ideas for activities this year the hall address is 46268 Butternut Ridge Rd Ongoing programs include bridge and craft room activities Fridays at 9 a m a cancer pads group at 1 30 p m and a Christmas crafts workshop Tuesdays at 10 a m fall and winter activities occur at the Oberlin Community Center 80 S Main St residents are urged to share preferences to shape programming existing offerings include Spanish classes Mondays 1 30 p m Gentle Exercise Tuesdays 10 a m bingo Wednesdays 10 30 a m cards and games 1 p m and bridge lessons 2 p m
The Elyria Family YMCA Leader's Club invites boys and girls in grades 1 to 6 to a Halloween Overnight from 9 p.m. Saturday to 8 a.m. Sunday. Activities include swimming haunted house walk carnival games movies and treats. Sign up at 265 Washington Ave. Fees: 6 for physical members 7 for basic members and 9 for non members.
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Cablevision seeks area kids for a Halloween Thriller show taped October 29 at 311 Abbe Road Sheffield Lake. Interviewed in costume by a mystery monster during breaks with live broadcast and replay October 31 at 9 pm on Channel 36. Free candy and parent refreshments. Cablevision serves about 20 000 local subscribers in Lorain and Cuyahoga counties.
A public hearing on Trailways Bus Lines abandonment of all intrastate Ohio routes will start at 11 a.m. Friday at the State Office Building in Cleveland. Trailways filed the abandonment application on August 29 and the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio leads the investigation with hearings statewide.
Army Pvt. 1st Class Victor M. Santana and others from Lorain, Elyria, Berea, North Olmsted, and surrounding areas are noted for training exercises at Fort Hunter Liggett and Fort Bliss, promotions, decorations, basic training completions, and leadership courses. Names include Long, Glowinski, Banzhal, Hitter, Sabol, Gatewood, Bradick, Melvin, Gatewood, Haupt, Yohman, and others with home addresses and school affiliations.
Michi a BS in Natural Sciences with Major in broad anesthesia at the pavers 06vers paw town Pa society Delta Mu Delta ceremonies Oct 11 at Myers Convocation Center. She is daughter of Phyllis Ferancy Lorain and Richard Ferancy Elyria. Tracy Carter daughter of Dr and Mrs William Carter joins NC State cheer squad after a 1984 Elyria High graduate with football cheer captain status and pre med major. Tamara Reed Dallas daughter of Russell and Mrs Reed Vista Court earned a master's from Bowling Green State University and studies at Potsdam State University of New York.
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