City Council backs two year levy plan to restore operating funds
Unanimous council support for earmarking about 230000 in the proposed two mill two year operating levy if the May 3 primary passes. The plan would borrow 230000 this year and repay from 1961 and 1962 levy income, restoring cuts in fire police parks recreation and street programs and adding staff and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Baird
Joseph Smith
Council
Fire Department
Police Department
Black River
Law
Fire Crew At Columbia Radio Demonstration Shown
A Columbia Volunteer Fire department meeting highlighted a two way radio demonstration by Brown Marine Radio of North Ridgeville. Officers elected include Ray Berger president Richard Hitchcock vice president Morrie Fish secretary and Herman Denglar treasurer. Permanent staff listed: Fire Chief Perry Heineman Lt Chief Lyman Hitchcock Captain Ray Berger and Lts Clyde Rundle and Morrie Fish. The force meets at the fire station on the second and fourth Mondays monthly. Expenditures include street department dump trucks 313000 two police cruisers 4300 five cars for engineers building inspector and streets totaling 10500.
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Columbia
Brown Marine Radio
North Ridgeville
Lorain County
Ray Berger
Richard Hitchcock
Morrie Fish
Herman Denglar
Perry Heineman
Lyman Hitchcock
Clyde Rundle
Murrle Fish
Sheffield Village fiscal shape corseted by reports
Sheffield Village finance chair Ruth Potter reports the village’s financial picture may not be as dire as feared, plans for a future operating levy discussed. Council debates dump nuisance on Colorado Ave and potential steps including free cinders to suppress fly ash and measuring outside refuse. Additional notes cover plans to move a slag plant, a proposed National Tube undercover reclamation plant, and school bond support for a $350 000 elementary school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Ruth Potter
Smith
Arlin Schmidt
H. A. Stein Co
National Tube Co
Industrial Relations Department
National Tube
Arthur DeChant
Lorain County Regional Planning Commission
Lorain
Abbe and
French Creek
Donald Minnich
Minnich
Sheffield Lake
Judge Kelly Deliberates City Plea Over Annexation Case
Judge LeRoy F. Kelly took under advisement the City of Elyria demurrer to a petition seeking to enjoin the annexation of a 20 acre triangle along Rt. 20 Turnpike to Flyria. Plaintiffs Hugh Amidon and Eugene Diederich contend they have residents’ rights. solicitor J C William Tattersel argued the issue. The court gave Tattersel 10 days to file a brief opposing the demurrer and the annexation was approved by county commissioners at the request of Japa owner Anthony Larizza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Rt. 20 Turnpike
Flyria
LeRoy F. Kelly
J. C. William Tattersel
Hugh C. Amidon
Center Ridge Rd
Eugene Diederich
Atty. Hubbard Wilcox
North Ridgeville
Wilcox
Anthony Larizza
Water Sale Contract Up For Study in Vermilion
Vermilion board of public affairs asked village solicitor William Smith to return a contract from Erie County for the sale of the water line west from Poorman to Hahn Roads. Minor payment items were questioned as BPA reviewed the survey work by Burgess and Niple of Columbus on annexed portions of the village.
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Vermilion
Vermilion Board of Public Affairs
William Smith
Erie County Commissioners
Poorman
Hahn Rds
BPA
Thomas Utter
Burgess and Niple
Columbus
Kipton Church Announces Easter Week Services
Kipton Community Church plans Maundy Thursday communion in the basement at 7 30 p m followed by a joint musical program with Elyria Second Methodist. A sunrise Easter service will be held at Camp Firelands with breakfast afterward. Women's Fellowship to elect officers April 21 at 1 p m. Me dina Women’s Association annual meeting slated for April 26 at Avon Lake Congregational. Baptist groups schedule meetings and pulpit swaps noted. Oliver Bowman, former Kipton resident, is hospitalized in Cleveland Clinic after major surgery. brothers Harold and Warren visited.
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Kipton
Maundy
Russell Whitney
Medina Women’s Association
Congregational Church of
Avon Lake
Valiant Wagon Promises Economy and Comfort
The copy touts a refined Valiant engine with strong performance and high fuel economy, a battery-saving alternator, rust-proof fully unitized body, and a torsion-axle suspension to smooth bumps. It offers a floor-mounted stick or three-speed push-button automatic, both praised for efficiency, and frames the wagon as a family-friendly, cost-saving choice.
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Valiant
aJternator
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Lorain County Savings and Trust Co
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America
Alreays
Ohio
Baptist News
Deetz, Inc
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