Student art display set May at Midway Mall and Elyria Library
Selections from Elyria city schools spanning all grades will be shown May 5 through 11 at Midway Mall and the Elyria Public Library. About 200 items were chosen by teachers with no competitive judging. Exhibits cover two and three dimensional works including painting, ceramics, textiles, sculpture, and a second grade wood block city layout.
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Midway Mall
Elyria Public Library
Charles R. Rose
Elyria
Rose
Ely
Elyria Court List Of Speeding And Traffic Violations
A long roster from Elyria Municipal Court shows numerous defendants, ages from 18 to 63, with charges including speeding unsafe vehicle reckless operation disobeyed red light and faulty exhaust. Fines range from 5 to 425 dollars with some license or jail notes. Local addresses span Elyria Lorain Avon Lake Grafton North Ridgeville and Cleveland areas.
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Jerrol
Raymond Vabaya
Clinton Ave
Eleanor F. Brunges
Grafton
Jefferson D. Hostetter
Etown Ave
Milo L. McClintock Jr
Winckless St. Faid
Igann F. Love
Bell Ave
Robert J. Reisees
Russell C. Steffee Jr
Lakewood
William M. Keltehet
Cleveland
Robert A. Eliinger
DuBois
Pennsylvania
Paul M. Carter
Lorain
Ik Koepke
Cleveland Sun
Me Bauer
Robert ‘Or Olmsted
David Franklin
Ee Barker Bt
Wellington
Ohio Ereretors
Jess C. Loy 2
Gerald A. Beecher
Broadway
Walter A. Carlson
Osk
Avon Lake
Speedarcus D. Lilly
Allen St
Robert F. Plow
Gratton
Ronald” T. Koepke
Gisveland St
Hghta
Ernest
Witte
Et Park Ate
Smneray
Linda K. Gersak
Lake Ave
Chester N. Stawicki
Middle Edge
Avon
Sam F. Leta
Ol 'Brey
Spee
John Andrews, Jr
Brandtaan
Heart Symposium at Elyria Memorial Hospital
The heart will be the focus of a public symposium at Elyria Memorial Hospital on Monday in the auditorium. Morning sessions cover anatomy diagnostics and cardiovascular conditions and the afternoon discusses treatment, diet, nursing care and equipment. Lecturers include hospital staff technicians student nurses and department representatives.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
M.B. Johnson School of Nursing
Lake Ridge Academy Joins Independent Schools Association
Lake Ridge Academy in North Ridgeville has been granted membership in the Independent Schools Association of the Central States. A 12-member committee evaluated the school in January, including Doyle Shumaker of the Ohio Department of Education. The coed prep school enrolls about 30 students and graduates its first seniors in June 1970.
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North Ridgeville
Lake Ridge Academy
Independent Schools Association of the
Ohio population forecast to 16 million by 2000
The 1969 Statistical Abstract of Ohio projects population growth to 16 371 000 by 2000, a rise of over 68 percent since 1960. It notes Ohio has 1.1 million acres of urban land, $16 billion in manufactured exports, and meat animal sales exceeding $381 million annually as key agricultural income sources.
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Ohio
Economic Research Division
State Development Department
Elyria Junior Achievement Plans 18th Banquet May 8
The Elyria JA will hold its 18th annual banquet on May 8 at 6:30 pm in Elyria District Catholic High School. About 220 people, including JA teens, parents, junior company advisors, sponsoring executives, and Elyria JA officers, will attend. Toastmaster will be William Naegele, and Worth Fauver Jr. will report on the year’s program and fundraising progress.
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Elyria
Elyria District Catholic High School
Elyria JA
William Naegele
Wilmot Printing Co
Worth Fauver, Jr
County Plans to Discuss Water Line on Pearl Road
Lorain County commissioners will meet at 10 a.m. May 12 to review the proposed Pearl Road water line in Sheffield Township. The $50,000 project would be paid by assessments on benefitting properties if built. signers have been insufficient, delaying the improvement.
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Lorain County
Pearl Road
Sheffield Township
Ohio to train 100 for industrial arts teaching
Ohio Department of Education and three state universities will run a program to train 100 individuals to teach industrial arts. Eligible participants include those who have never taught or have been out of teaching more than four years, with at least two years of college and recent non teaching work in related fields. The intensive summer program will use Miami University, Ohio State University, and Green State University.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Department of Education
Atl
Green State
Successful investing Ingersoll long range appeal
G G asks if preference equals preferred after exchanging 190 Torrington shares 120 Ingersoll Rand convertible preferred and 48 IR common. Experts say preferred and preference are interchangeable, income rises with IR common $2 and $2.85 on preferences totaling $378 vs Torrington $250, and growth remains strong in IR’s compressors pumps with expansion abroad and acquisitions.
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Tottington Mfg
Ingersoll-Rand
IR Common
Torrington
Three share lead in Nelson Classic
Frank Beard shares the halfway lead at 137 in the Byron Nelson Classic with a 24 23 47 split. Lee Trevino Julius Boros Bob Charles and Bruce Crampton trail two behind at 139 while Bob Menne and Orville Moody sit at 140 and others at 141. Strong winds and showers are forecast for the second round.
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Dallas
UPI
Frank Beard
Bruce Devina Ae
Bert Greens
Ueard Preaten
Lee Trevino
Julius Boros
New Zealand
Bob Charles
Bruce Crampton
Trevino
Crampton
Charles
Bob Menne
Orville Moody
Greene
Chris Blocker
Rocky Thompson
Vermilion nets past Oberlin to stay undefeated in league
Vermilion High's tennis team improved its Lakeland Conference mark to 6-0 and 63 overall with a 4-2 win over Oberlin. Singles winners included Charley Cropt John Cook and Rich Eberle. Mayer and Cropt won the doubles, while Oberlin's Peter Hellimut and Eric Johnson won singles.
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Vermilion
Vermilion High
Oberlin
Charley Cropt
John Cook
Rich Eberle
Mick Mayer
Cropt
Crops
Harry Pillemer
Cook
Bill Helm
Eberle
Martin Schumacher
Peter Hellimut
Jack Aphey
Eric Johnson
Mayer
Johnson
Schumacher
Suburban Growth Rate Slows in 1960s to 2.8 Percent
Census Bureau data show suburban population growth slowed to 2.8 percent in the 1960s from 4 percent in the 1950s. From 1980 to 1988 the U S population rose by 90 million with 14 million in suburbs, while city nonwhites grew about 23 percent and city whites fell 4 percent.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Bureau
U.S
Erie Huron Ottawa Vocational Education offers summer study
The Erie Huron Ottawa Vocational Education School will accept applications for summer enrollment through May 16. The program runs June 16 to July 25 with classes from 1 am to noon, 1 to 5 pm. Credit courses require home school principal approval. Teacher workshops open to teachers and prospective teachers.
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Milan
Erie-Huron- Ottawa Vocational Education School
House approves resolution wishing Harry S Truman birthday
The House passed a resolution extending best wishes to former President Harry S Truman for his May 8 birthday. It expresses Congress appreciation for his distinguished service as senator vice president and president and sends the measure to the Senate.
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Washington
House
Harry S Tramar
Senate
Congress
Truman
Trevino Says Augusta Not His Golf Course After Masters
Lee Trevino critiques Augusta National as not fitting his game while noting the Masters treats players well. He recalls plans to avoid returning and recalls the misgivings voiced during a practice round with Gene Sarazen. The piece discusses potential apologies and broader sports culture around public rebukes.
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Rancho LA Costa
Calif
Lee Trevino
Nicklaus
Weiskopf
Miller Barber
Lee
Augusta National
Gene Sarazen
Sarazen
Trevino
Cliff Roberts
Masters
Georgia
el Paso
America
Canada
England
Italy
Panama
Colombia
Mexico
Joe Dey
Dan Reeves
George Allen
Trevine
Argusia National
Church
Flag
Avery Brendage
PGA
New York
Candlestick Park
San Francisco
Horace Stoneham
Comiskey Park
Buffalo
Baltimore
Rams
Jack Nicklaus
U.S
Army
Navy
Marines
Strikeout Lanes leaders and lane highlights in local leagues
Wellington Howl and Born Sr. rolled a 641 series at Strikeout Lanes in the Tri City Men s League with marks of 244 and 199. Del Smith led Early Bird Lanes with a 155 199 162 line. Avon Junior High defeated Parkside and Westlake 65 26 led by Bob Fox with two victories while coach Lave Bursett s squad won seven of 11 events.
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Wellington - Howl
Born Sr
Tri City
Stikeout
Bort
del Smith
Bird
P and P
Strikeont
AVON
Avon Junior High
Parkside
Westlake
Lave Bursett
Finshed
Bob Fox
Campus capsule highlights student achievements
Ken Gabele of Avon Lake is active on WCWS staff at Wishart Hall. David J. Vandersommen of Lorain, a recent OSU graduate, is named a top Scholar and will be initiated into Phi Beta Kappa on May 5 during the annual banquet at the Ohio Union.
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Ken Gabele
Richard A. Gabele
Avon Lake
WCWS
Ust
Coke Poster
Wishart Hall
The
College
She Dent
David J. Vandersommen
Hamilton Ave
Lorain
Ohio State University
Ohio Union
Notice of Probate Appointments and Probate Case Details
Public legal notices list probate matters in Lorain County with appointment of guardians and executors. Entries mention case numbers 5078 50051 50038 and related guardianship actions, listing involved parties and addresses in a formal filing context.
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Mabice
Nerehy
Mary
Carlisi
Sian
Ewing
Lorain
Harold 4
Ewoigot
Ciba Hey
Lorain County
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