Angelo's Shoe Repair to Close as Owner Retires
North Ridgeville shop on Center Ridge Road across from St Peter's Church will shut today with no new management found. Readiness for a continued search and a brief note on the business's closure.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1975
Page
8
North Ridgeville shop on Center Ridge Road across from St Peter's Church will shut today with no new management found. Readiness for a continued search and a brief note on the business's closure.
Creston livestock report shows 373 consignors selling 1,243 head. Better calves steady with top $61 on heavy calves. hogs strong with top $41.80 for good quality Yorkshire. feeders steady. Cows and bulls in demand, two dairy cows sold to $542.50. Feeder cattle and various grades listed with precise price ranges for calves hogs cattle sheep and lambs.
Value arises when people want a property and supply is limited to raise worth. Book value uses original cost plus improvements, reproduction value is replacement cost, and comparable value reflects sale prices of similar properties. An appraisal expert weighs all factors to set a value. Diamond Real Estate Co offers home approval and market exposure.
North Ridgeville officials and police factions clash over wage negotiations. Police Sgt Richard Kreps says the council administrative committee failed to review ten department requests point by point, pushing for about an 18 percent raise per man. Dispatchers seek a $2 hourly rise and night shift pay, with total costs estimated around 24 960 for all dispatchers. The committee offered 32 and 25 cent increases plus small benefits and plans a final offer to the departments Thursday night.
The city outlined a new hourly wage proposal for all city employees, detailing base pay increases and potential step increases. The plan aims to improve compensation across departments and address cost of living concerns for workers.
North Ridgeville residents questioned school district spending and eminent domain moves to seize land on Jaycox and Drake roads. President R Daniel Taylor backed the administration, while Supt Beitler and attorney Roy West faced removal calls from the Concerned Taxpayers group. The eminent domain case against Lois Sullivan's estate is pending in Lorain County court.
Brookside High School presents Guys and Dolls in the auditorium with actors Linda Lamlein 17 Dahne Schwarz 14 Sharon Pedersen 17 and Jim Kudrin 18 in a scene showing the dolls controlling the guys. The musical runs Thursday through Saturday at 7 38 p m with tickets from the school.
Ridgeville North district votes to re employ most teachers with five resignations accepted. Two non tenured instructors, Joseph Guman and Carla Mikitta, not offered contracts. Five staff receive tenure. total tenured staff reach 30. Salary figures to be negotiated and presented later.
NORTH RIDGEVILLE Youth Government Day a joint project of the high school student forum the board of education and the city has been set for Monday Designed to acquaint students with and advise them on local government operations by direct participation This will be the second year for the annual event Plans include students working with officials in City Hall on Avon Belden Road following a normal 8 am to 4 pm routine At noon participants will lunch at Eddy s Chalet West and discuss local government Activities end with students joining City Council at its 8 pm meeting A student mayor and councilmen at large will be elected by the 1300 seniors in American Government classes Candidates for student mayor are Ken Noll and Teri Jares Councilmen at large candidates include Wendy Blackshire Cheryl Biggs Teri Dorow Debbie Jordan Kathy Shugg and Anita Vince Assigned positions for the day list names and titles for local offices.
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