Amherst societies host quilt display and tool show meeting
Amherst Historical Society convenes at Congregational United Church of Christ on South Malin Street for a display of early American quilts coverlets and old hand tools. Mrs Ed Foster recalls Amherst days as members and guests join at 7 38 p m. Band Boosters plan auction for a Channel Master home entertainment center at a May 4 band concert with prizes and fundraising details provided. Members of the Comet wrestling team will sell $2 50 shares or $50 shares to raise 3 000 for uniforms and equipment. Donors receive a share certificate and free admission to next season’s first home match. Contact coaches Jake Arrigoni and Robert Hayes. Tom Buchanan resigns from the city council ethics committee amid a conflict of interest claim while a candidate for First Ward. Jacqueline Boothe of Avon discusses unidentified flying objects at the Business and Professional Women's Club meeting next Thursday at 6 30 p m at the Congregational Church. Aysegue Kizilian, a foreign exchange student in Amherst, also speaks. Reservations with Mary Suzpan or Dorothy Nelson by Sunday. Amherst Garden Club hears about pests and controls from Arthur Blackwell of Lorain County Extension Service Monday at 7 30 p m at 2600 Vassar Dr Lorain. Lorain County Chapter of the American Society of Manufacturing Engineers tours Nordson Corp after Jim Doughman’s briefing.
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Amherst Historical Society
Congregational United Church of Christ
South Malin Street
Ed Foster
Amherst
Comet
Jacquelyn Boothe
Avon
Business and Professional Women's Club
Congregational Church
Aysegue Kizilian
Angel
Mary Suzpan
Dorothy Nelson
Amherst Garden Club
Arthur Blackwell
Lorain Counts Extension Service
James Ceruet
Vassar
Lorain
Amherst fire and police pay row delays city increase
Amherst City auditors await a state ruling on whether police raises will take effect. City solicitor Janik called the ordinance invalid over form and overtime terms, urging rewrites before pay increases. Council members dispute legal reach, saying only courts can void ordinances while expecting the raise with the next pay period after May 15 if approved.
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Heberling
Janik
Ian Anderson
Anderson
Mayor proclaims law respect week in Flyina
Mayor Leonard P Reichlin proclaims the first week of May Respect for Law Week to address crime’s reach and citizen responsibility. The note highlights public reluctance to intervene for protection and civic well being. Sgt Richard B Ives, son of Mrs W F Ives of Oberlin, serves in Washington DC as chief Logistics Plans Division at Headquarters A. He has a long military career and multiple decorations. He and wife Maurice have two daughters and a son.
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Flyina
Leonard P Reichlin
Reichlin
Richard B. Ives
W. F. Ives
Main St
Oberlin
Wilbur Ives
Washington DC
Directorate of
Headquarters
LS Ar Force
Altus Afb
Oklo
Alaska
Headquarters Command
Bolling Afb
Washington
Office of Special Investigation
District 50
Tan San Nhut AB
Vietnam
Patrick Afb
Flame
Ives
Maurice
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Jack O'Flannigan
Robert Hayes
Tom Buchanan
Lake St
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Flint
Michigan
Rocky River High School
Vanden Wyden
Rene
Richard Christensen
American Cancer Crusade
Kay Currier
Currier
Sharon Getty
Joseph Radelitte
Clint Reph
Lorain County
American Society of Manufacturing Engineers
Nordson Corp
Jim Doughman
Tom Albert
P Ulice
Albert
Frank Janik
Mhis
Junth
United States Supreme Court
Martin Hebeling
Fraternal Order of Police
Lapp’s Sewing Machine
Broad St
Elyria
Phyllis Poulak
Anngonya Mather
Amon
Diamond Center
Michael Radosevich
Phive
NEMA
Levitc
General Electric
Brown
Ivory
Held
Asher
Ideal
Linit
Secessio
Femn Mt
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Elyria Ave
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