Avon Lake weighs charter changes in July special election
Avon Lake body plans a July 11 special election to consider charter ideas. A proposed shift would abolish the clerk’s elective post, empower the mayor as administrative head, and redefine the water board’s powers. The council okayed extending board terms, retaining the water board, and expanding procurement rules and bids.
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Avon Lake
Avon
Can Riey Snaseany
Robert Burkhardt
Water Board
Pickens
Ofice
Ohio
Burkhardt
Bike Rodeo explained to 4-H Club in Columbia
About 50 Columbia Busy Beavers 4-H Club members were told by Mrs. Robert Reese that the Bike Rodeo emphasizes safety and skill over speed. Tests cover road signals and bike safety. six-to-sixteen-year-olds compete in two age groups with medals and a top bike prize from the Lorain County Traffic Safety Council.
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Columbia
Columbia Busy Beavers
Robert Reese
Lorain County Council
Parent - Teacher Association
Reese
Boy Scouts
Summer Daydreams Fashion Show Planned by Ruth Circle
LaGrange Methodist Church Ruth Circle prepares a fashion show titled Summer Daydreams for May 9 at 8 pm at West Carlisle School. Fashions from J C Penney Co will be modeled by circle members and teens, with children also participating. General chairs are Mrs Don Aldrich and Mrs Ted Haydn. tickets at the door or from circle members.
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Lagrange
Ruth
LaGrange Methodist Church
West Carlisle School
J. C. Penney Co
Robert Stewart
George Hyatt
Robert Holtkamp
Leonard Ueblem
Glen Buswell
Sandy Brooks
Linda Holtkamp
Emma Blakey
Anita Mulls
Kathy Buswell
Gary Brooks
Ramon Campbell
Mark Duplaga
Tommy Holtkamp
Jerry
David Uehlema
Gayle Sausman
Rhonda Campbell
Holly Mills
Karen Buckingham
Judy Aldrich
Don Aldrich
Ted Haydn
Circus Comes to New London This Thursday
Mills Brothers three ring circus sponsored by the New London Rotary Club visits Recreation Park for two performances. Stars from 18 nations present acts across three rings including dancing girls synchronized Liberty Horses elephants high trapeze artists and a congress of clowns.
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New London
Mills Brothers
New
Penfield PTA Elects Officers and Hears Doctors
Penfield Elementary PTA elected officers with George Gnandt as president Lester Bradley as vice president Lois Younglas secretary and Mary Cornish treasurer Officers to be installed next month The meeting included a question and answer period moderated by Dr John Bay The Farm Club will meet at Society hall Tuesday to make cancer dressings and pads
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Penfield
George Gnandt
Lester Bradley
Lois Younglas
Mary Cornish
John Bay
Manon Fisher
Mas . Durfee
Bay
Farmtube
Farm Club
Society Hall
Plan Board Studies Costs Of Sanitary System Work
SOUTH AMHERST The plan outlines the cost of a proposed sanitary sewer system. Neff and the board will meet Thursday to study estimates. Bond issue would bring $60,000, with $698,000 total projected cost. Grants and assessments outlined include $6 per front foot and $85 per 600 acres, taps at $110 each, and 40 new users per year. Estimated annual operation costs and potential grant of $118,000 considered.
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South Amherst
Neff
Aung Board
Thomas J. Neff
Berea
PTA Plans Safety Talk At Durling
CLEARVIEW A program a safety will be presented at a meeting of the Durling Elementary Parent Teacher Association May 3 at 7 p.m. A nine school clinic will be held at the Durling School May 2 at 7 30 pm. The sixth grade will have a party May 25. Durling pupils will be given a chance to purchase summer movie tickets at the school at a later date. Officers for the coming year are Mrs Glenn Bemus president Mrs Leo Kennik first vice president Mrs Harvey Book second vice president Mrs Peter Deshuk secretary and Mrs John Wozmak treasurer. Mrs Alfred Zimmerman and Mrs John Dean and Mrs Calvin Nelson are county council delegates and alternates are Mrs Wozmak and Mrs Frank Szalay. Mrs John Pancula and John Dean were appointed auditing committee.
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Clearview
Durling Elementary Parent Teacher Association
P.m
Durling
PTA
Glenn Bemus
Leo Kennik
Harvey Book
Peter Deshuk
John Wozmak
Alfred Zimmerman
John Dean
Calvin Nelson
County Council
Wozmak
Frank Szalay
John Pancula
Local notices list events and meetings in several towns
Dial number for contact Reuben Miller and a 12:30 luncheon. WSCS mother-daughter banquet at Methodist Church. Chatham PTA luncheon at VFW Hall. Acme Grange meeting in Town Hall. Auxiliary of Knights of St John meets at St Peter Church in North Ridgeville in the evening.
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Columbia — Republican Women's Club
Roger Walter
Columbia
PFA
Columbia — Township
Columba
Belden
Grafton Township
Wakeman
Gibson Lodge
Masonic Hall
Wakeman Pta
Planning Commission
Sheffield Lake
Harris Rd
Town Hall
New London
Rotary Club
Methodist Church
CLSC
Biorary Auditorum
North
Eaton
South Amherst
Methodist Church Board
Altar Society
Nativity Church
Congregational Church
North Eaton
Mildred Parker
Grafton
Farm Bureau Council
Chester Carpenter
West Royalton Rd
North Eaton — Township
Midview Board of Education
North Ridgeville
Fields Methodist
Henrietta
Henrietta Grange
Firelands
Wakeman — Wakeman Grange 1399
Grange Hall
Belden — Mothers Auxiliary
Pansy Jonasson
Lake Avenue
Grange Hustlers
Ridgeville Garden Club to Hold Annual Spring Flower Show
The North Ridgeville Garden Club hosts its annual spring flower show with the theme One More Spring. The event will be at Mrs Jack Spirek's home, 37741 Barres Rd, following a club lunch at the Oberlin Inn where Mrs Charles Burrows reviewed The Lovely Ambition. New members are welcome. contact a club member for details.
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North Ridgeville
Oberlin Inn
Charles Burrows
Jack
40 Acts Kiwanis Circus Comes to Ridgeville
Ridgeville hosts the Kiwanis Circus with 500 performers from 18 nations, 40 acts across three rings for 14 hour shows. Highlights include an 18 year old French trainer and a traveling act from Yugoslavia, plus elephants including Miss Burma the GOP mascot. Proceeds from the event support Kiwanis causes at local shops and sponsors.
Black River High Honors Roll Names by Grade
Black River High School lists honor students for the fifth six weeks. In the ninth grade Ronald Rogers Thelma Worces ter Barbara Kline and Linda Krueck are named. In the tenth grade Cheryl Walkden Carol Kari Robert Kirvel Kenneth Halli well appear. In the eighth or eleventh grades, Elaine Forster Richard Heilman Karen Kari Mary Mc Kean Linda Shultz Janet Avery Connie Bulheimer Rosemary Bowling Adolph Dorn Marilyn Rose Andy Higgins Neff Keep Irene Kozub Louie Baker Janet Dalgleish and Sam Simmmerman appear.
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Kenneth Halliwell
Ronald Rogers
Thelma Worcester
Barbara Kline
Linda Krueck
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Cleveland
Charter Commission
David Belt
Municipality
Board of Municipal
Water Boards
G. del Bates
Wu Ae
Lorainy County Traffic Safety Council
Danen
Jiminy Cricket
Richard Mauch
Columbia Republcan Women's Club
Elsie Sterns
Shirley Hubbard
Mar
Ietta
pinchIatting
Charman
Lorain County, Traffic Safety Council
Howard Wendling
Wendling
Columbia Baptist Church
Kiwanis
Henry Kawahara
GOP Women Planning
Church Circle
Playtex
Twinkle Pants
ACC
Penfield Pta
Charles Albers
Shell Cove Park
Garden Club
Clifford Wiley Jr
Erma Askew
Bunny Sherman
Dorothy Sheridan
John Groban
Lake Rd
Irving Park Blvd
Plan Board
Women's Fellowship
Reuben Miller
Tureen
Fairfax
Ridgeville Club
J. M. Newell
Electrician
Woodland Ave
Efvria
Delaware
Third Street
Elyria
Kiwanis Circus
Ridgeville
G. C. Murphy
F. W. Woolworth Co
Big Spark
Town Super Mart
Ridgewee
Atview
Gene
Kianians Pure Oil
Barker
Gulf
Avon-Belden
Mothers Circus
Ridgeview
Chestnut Ridge
Klatic
Cabin
Avon - Belden
Ridge
Jane’s Soho
Ridge Bm
Elyria Savings and Trust Co
Buescher’s Hardware
Center Ridge Rads
Worcester’s Hatchery
Lotam and Row Mads
The
Northern Savings and Loan Co
America
Cus
Germany
Yugoslavia
England
Holland
Burma
Washington
Black River High
Suin Nerelgens
McKee’s Children’s Shoes
Leonard P. Reichlin
Cleveland Street
Nate
Savings and Loan Asso
Middle Ave
D.hufeman
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