Public Farm Equipment and Livestock Auction Near Ashland Ohio
A large public auction will be held Thursday April 12 1979 at 10 00 AM three miles south of Savannah Ohio or five miles north of Ashland on State Route 250. Items include a 1973 Ford 4000 tractor several Farmall tractors Massey Ferguson and John Deere implements miscellaneous farming gear a 1978 Kilbros gravity wagon and livestock equipment. Household goods feed and cattle also listed with contact numbers for J C Fenstermaker Auchonger Homerville Ohio and Mr and Mrs Robert Hewell RD 5 Ashland Ohio. Lunch available. Not responsible for accidents.
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Savannah
Ohio
Ashland
Ford
New Holland
New Idea
N.H
Oliver
Taylorway
Dunham
J.D
D. Hay
A.C
Freeman
T.S.C
Cardinal Dr
Idea
Harvey
Bell
Kilbros
McCormick Deering
Ward
Kelvinator
Elec
GE. Broiler
Legal Bids Sought for Forest Hills Clubhouse Air Conditioning
The Lorain County Metropolitan Park District board seeks sealed bids by 2:00 pm EST April 27 1979 for central air conditioning for Forest Hills Golf Center Clubhouse. Bid bonds or certified checks of 10 percent required. Also notices Oberlin High School track construction bids due May 1 1979, with specifications available from the Oberlin Board of Education Treasurer.
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Park Board
Elyria
Forest Hills Golf Center
Board of Park Commissioners
Lorain County Metropolitan Park District
Henry J. Minert
Ofice
Oberlin High School
Oberlin Board of Education
Lorain County
Board of Education
North Pleasant Street
Berlin
Ohio
Amherst approves downtown parking limit and game room rules
Amherst city council unanimously approves a six month three hour limit in the Church Street municipal lot enforcing Mon through Sat from 9 am to 6 pm with a $1 fine per violation and potential renewal. It also refers a pinball game machine ordinance to committee limiting machines and imposing a $50 per machine license. exemptions for preexisting operators. The council also adopts a plan to merge city prosecutor duties into the law director role effective Jan 1 1980 with combined salaries around $14300.
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Amherst
Anthony DePaola
Janet Wittenbrook
Arnold Koepp
Ken Sroka
Council
Alan Anderson
Oberlin considers new police station near City Hall
Oberlin plans move forward for a new four thousand five hundred fifty square foot police station costing about 373 thousand dollars with 82 dollars per square foot. An archives facility valued at 50 thousand dollars will be added to the project. Blunden and Barclay presented four plans including renovation options for the existing building, the electric building, and City Hall. A council vote on an ordinance to authorize further planning is set for Monday.
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Oberlin
Oberlin City Hall
Main Street
Cleveland
Blunden and Barclay
City Hall
William Blunden
Blunden
Council
South Professor Street
New London Hospital Trustees Install Officers
New London Hospital trustees installed officers at the April 6 meeting. State Rep. Marie Tansey, R Vermilion, announced Lawrence Plants as president Gordon Marett as vice president J W Stewart as treasurer and Tom Freeman as secretary.
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New London
Board of Trustees
New London Hospital
Marie Tansey
R-Vermuilion
Lawrence Plants
Gordon Marett
J. W. Stewart
Tom Freeman
Norwalk Schools Announce Spring Break Closure
Norwalk City Schools will be closed for spring vacation through April 16. The Norwalk Board of Education offices will remain open as usual during the closure period.
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Norwalk
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J.C. Fenstermaker
Auchonger
Homerville
Robert Hewell
Ashlend
Henry Leinert
Oberlin Doord
Addication
Jones K Trivis
Titemond
Lehigh
Uynlen
Middle Ave
Larkie’s
Tly
Jack Baldwin
Lorain
George Cambria
Willis
N. Olmsted
Dover Center
Lakewood
Madison
Northland Plaza
Duca Oe
Church Street
Move
Hospital Board
H&r Block
Cleveland ST
N. Ridge RD
Wellington
Sears
Yankees
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Ng Council
Kent
America
New Kent
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