Cloverleaf School Levy On Ballot In Lodi Cloverleaf
Cloverleaf Local School District residents face a renewed vote on a new 5 mill levy on November 3. The levy has already been submitted at three prior elections, seeking funding for district needs.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1970
Page
6
Cloverleaf Local School District residents face a renewed vote on a new 5 mill levy on November 3. The levy has already been submitted at three prior elections, seeking funding for district needs.
Cloverleaf District superintendent Lewis Lenkatis explains a proposed 183000 annual levy to fund salaries, materials, equipment and a new junior high. The measure would cost about 50 cents per week for taxpayers and aims to raise state support for quality education.
Community groups schedule evening and afternoon meetings across churches halls town halls and schools including Datebook Ladies Guild 8 p m St Joseph Church hall Chatham VFW 8 p m VFW Hall Township trustees 8 p m town hall Methodist WSCS United Church of Christ Women s Fellowship 7 30 p m United Church of Christ Senior Citizens 12 30 p m town hall Game Club 8 p m town hall Junior Girls Unit 7 p m VFW Home Cub Scout Pack 35 costume party 7 30 p m Florence Elementary School New London Royal Arch Masons 7 45 p m Masonic Temple Broome Wood Post 292 8 p m American Legion Hall.
Black River Local School District will place a new 4 mill operating levy on the November ballot. Superintendent Homer B. Smith says the $60,000 annual levy is needed after a July budget cut of $43,411 to balance with $828,671 revenue. The plan restores maintenance and bus funds, adds textbooks and supplies, funds increments, and supports other areas including salaries.
The superintendent warned the district would stay near the red unless all essential maintenance is completed this year. He noted the ten year old high school needs 32 repairs and the junior high 26, including parking lot and heating fixes, with masonry work on sidewalks and steps across four elementary buildings and the junior high.
The Milan school district asks approval of three levies two existing at 2.25 mills and 0.5 mill and an additional 1.25 mill levy all for five years starting 1971. Passage requires a majority. If defeated, finances would collapse affecting supplies salaries and maintenance.
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The Medina Joint Vocational School District seeks a .15 mill levy on the November 3 ballot to fund initial operating expenses. It would raise about $29,000 annually, costing the typical Medina County home about 90 cents to $1 yearly. The funds would hire a full time director, plan facilities, survey industry needs, and guide architect selection. A bond issue for construction may appear on the 1971 ballot. The district serves about 1,500 of 6,000 high school students across six districts.
Voters in Lorain Ohio will decide on Sunday liquor sales in six precincts on November 3. The ballot asks whether liquor can be sold on premises Sundays and whether sales should be limited to establishments with at least 50 percent food and nonalcoholic beverage business. If defeated, the issue cannot return for four years.
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