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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1961
Page
6
Wakeman residents receive letters and pamphlets promoting a $50,000 bond for a proposed sewer project demanded by the state. Mayor John Burke urges turnout for information meetings and supports a $212,000 operating levy renewal while noting potential service cuts without the levy and a $770,000 bond for a proposed 400 pupil high school.
Amherst residents will hear plans for a $1.95 million project to widen 3.5 miles of State Rt 38 through Amherst to Rt 611 in Lorain. The Ohio Department of Highways will lead the session at Powers Elementary School, with a detour planned during construction.
Liverpool Township trustees will meet at 8 p m in the Community Hall. At the last meeting signs for Boone and Boston roads were discussed as well as road patching and ditch work. Road No 86 will be patched and tiling on Road 63 across from Myrtle Hill Cemetery will be completed. Road 112 ditching will be done on both sides. A dying elm at Myrtle Hill Cemetery was removed per citizen request. The board approved payment for repairing the Fire Department portable pump.
The South Amherst Firemen sponsor the annual Halloween parade tomorrow at 6 30 p m. Participants assemble at the school and march east then north to the athletic field for judging with prizes for adults and children. Cider doughnuts and a dance follow, weather permitting. if it rains the event shifts to Wednesday.
Plans for a community service meeting were discussed in a come as you are fun night format. Marilyn Martin, lecturer, was in charge of arrangements.
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