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Executive board at 7 p.m and various society and PTA meetings follow at Methodist Church water plant Swiss Hall municipal building United Church of Christ Masonic Hall town venues and homes. Activities include board, annual meetings, drug education, pinochle, and auxiliary events across Avon Lake Milan LeRoy Durkee roads and communities.
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Board of Public Affairs
Royal Neighbors of America
League of Women's Voters
United Church of Christ
CES
Masonic Hall
North Ridgeville halts dance hall rule for study
Safety Service Director Paul Ormsby withdrew a proposed dance hall ordinance from a council work session after heavy criticism from Perryman of Melody Grove Ballroom. He aims to rewrite and strengthen the measure, stating the current rule is inadequate. Council also discussed Denise Drive sewer work with Frank Dettore to install an eight inch line for 72 homes and townhomes, linking to the Jaycox Treatment Plant at an estimated $53,000, with legislation expected next Monday.
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Nore Ridgevelle Safety Service
Paul W. Ormsby
North Ridgeville
Fairview Park
Clifton Perryman
Melody Grove
Sugar Ridge Rd
Perryman
Safety Service
Bernard P. Lysaght
Ormsby
Warlier Council
Frank Dettere Manster
Denise Drive
Dettore
Narthview No. 2
Denise
Paula Boulevard
Jaycox Road
Jayces
Alvin Flames
French Creek
Jaycox
Councilwomen block boxing and wrestling ordinance draw
Two female council members opposed a proposed boxing and wrestling commission ordinance amid concerns on police, site adequacy, and costs. Mayor Kale discussed state interest in matches at Carousel Swim Club with a 30 dollar fee tied to a 3 percent take. The measure was tabled to next meeting.
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Sheffield
Council
Boxing and Wrestling Commission
Louis Kale
State Boxing Commission
Carousel Swim Club
Lake Breeze Road
Kalo
Lorain
William Bodnar
Bodnar
Hanko
Avon Lake weighs anti mosquito fogging plan at council meeting
Avon Lake plans anti mosquito fogging and ditch cleaning to curb pests. Only four of seven council members attended, delaying several ordinances. First reading approved to purchase insecticide and address fogging in wet areas. Walker Road improvements await full legislative approval. Police car purchases and road materials bids discussed. Smugglers Cove storm sewer plan updated to 30 inch lines. legislation to accept the amended plans to be drawn.
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Michael Lash
Kohlmeyer Hardware
Lorain
Recreation Department
Planning Board
CEI settles soot damage claims in Avon Lake
AVON LAKE The Cleveland Electric Daminating Co. CEI has settled many residents soot damage claims from March 22 and 23 near its Avon Lake plant. Mayor Harold Earley told City Council that most claims are settled to residents apparent satisfaction. Council ordered a city solicitor drafted ordinance increasing daily smoke penalties from 50 to 500 dollars.
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Avon Lake
Cleveland Electric Daminating Co
CEI
Harold Earley
Earley
Railway granted extension to install Jaycox flashers
AVON LAKE The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio granted Norfolk and Western Railway a 30 day extension to install signal flashers at Jaycox Road crossing. The original March 31 deadline was set due to traffic and a past fatality. the city will not accept further delays. The PUCO entry dated April 8 1971 moves the deadline to early May as mayor Earley supports the extension while city counsel Barnard will monitor closely.
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Avon Lake
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Norfolk and Western Railway Co
Jaycox Road
Earley
Puco Journal
Harold Earley
Dale Barnard
New fire vehicle given early workout
Avon Lake officials report delivery of a new four wheel drive fire vehicle at 15,600 dollars. Fire Chief Alexander Albert said four fire cars were in operation last week with two for off road work. A Friday grass fire burned 150 acres near the Norfolk and Western crossing, threatening six homes, three barns, city service buildings and two businesses, with Albert claiming the new equipment helped save them and Mayor Harold Marley declaring it has already paid for itself.
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Avon Lake
Council
Alexander Albert
Norfolk and Western
Albert
Harold Marley
City Council Considers Retroactive Salary Ordinance
The council discussed a new salary ordinance retroactive to April 1 that would not grant pay raises but would increase compensation for city employees who have taken on additional duties. The measure is slated for consideration at next week's meeting.
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Council
Photographer to Present Nature Talk at Region Six Meeting
Vermilion photographer Larry Burk will present A Walk with Nature at the Region Six Ohio Association of Garden Clubs spring meeting on April 23. The 9 am session at St John Lutheran Church Oak Harbor will feature wild flowers of the area. Burk is a member of the Photographic Society of America and the Sandstone Camera Club. Region Six serves Huron Ottawa Sandusky Seneca Lorain and Erie Counties.
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Vermilion
Larry Burk
Ohio Association of Garden Clubs
St. John Lutheran Church
Oak Harbor
Burk
Photographic Society of America
Sandstone Camera Club
Clubs Association
Huron
Ottawa
Sandusky
Seneca
Lorain
Erie
Abbe Road signal request to prevent crash in Sheffield
Sheffield village officials urge state to install a turn signal on Abbe Road at Rt 254 near Lorain County Community College after drivers report missing right turn arrow. A temporary sign may warn drivers until a green arrow is added. Council also buys a $65 jet blade saw for the fire department and approves resurfacing Linda Lane for $7,290. North Ridgeville Jaycees announce three Sunday Spring Turkey Shoots at Palmer Field Bainbridge Road starting this Sunday at 1 p.m.
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Sheffield
Abbe Road
Rt. 254
Lorain County Community College
Leo Sheets
North Ridgeville
North Ridgeville Jaycees
State OKs purchase of new ambulance
The city won state approval to buy a $14,400 ambulance with half the cost funded by the state. North Ridgeville Fire Department will operate the service, with bids to be advertised soon and delivery expected within about 90 days after bids are accepted. Since January 1, 60 people have been transported to Elyria Memorial Hospital on 47 trips.
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North Ridgeville
State Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Safety Service
Paul W. Ormsby
Ormsby
Tabor issues rules on building permits
City building inspector George Tabor issues clear rules for building permits to ease city operations. Applicants must wait five days for permits due to heavy seasonal workload. Subplot details including plot plans and contractor name must accompany applications. Contractors must be registered insured and approved for North Ridgeville in 1971. Permits required for pools fences and aluminum siding or furnace work. Residents urged to verify installers and keep garbage cans covered and yards clean to reduce complaints and citations.
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North Ridgeville
George Tabor
Wise
Tabor
SBA Publishes Bargain Guide To Small Retailers
Readers learn about government issued free and low cost literature for small businesses from the SBA. Highlights include Starting and Managing A Small Retail Music Store and Insurance and Risk Management For Small Business, with other guides on personal qualities for store management and specific niches like soft frozen desserts, motels, suburban shopping centers, and fabric shops.
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Washington, D.C
SBA
L Street NW
National Retail Merchants Association
W. 31St St
New York
N.Y
Police impose $10 fee for loose dogs in North Ridgeville
City official W. Ormsby announced an immediate $10 charge for owners of loose dogs retrieved by police and impounded at city hall. Licensed dogs trigger notice by mail or phone. After 10 days the animal moves to the county dog pound for disposal. Residents urged to report strays to the county dog warden.
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North Ridgeville
PTU flea market and auction at St Peter's Church
St Peter's Parent Teacher Unit sponsors a flea market and public auction at St Peter's Church on May 28 and 29. Donations of bicycles, appliances, furniture, dishes, and knick knacks are welcome except clothing. Items may be delivered to St Peter's rectory or picked up by request via chairman Steve Yonkoflems.
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North Ridgeville
St. Peter's
St. Peter's Church
Steve Yonkoflems
St. Peter's Rectory
Center Ridge Rd
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