North Ridgeville faces levy and bond vote clouding 1973
Superintendent Beitler warned the 1973 outlook hinges on voters approving a 2.1 mill renewal levy and a 1.5 million bond for a new or enlarged Lear North School. The district projects about 4,231 students, an 8 percent rise, amid board administrative strains and dress code changes.
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Roger T. Beitler
New assistant principal hired for Middle School
NORTH RIDGEVILLE A former Coshocton County school superintendent was hired by the school board last night as assistant principal at the Middle School. Snyder, 42, former head of the Zane Trace Local School District, will replace Thomas who resigned Aug 7.
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Enrollment expected at least 3100 in Sheffield area schools
Sheffield area schools anticipate a minimum 3,100 students for the new year per Superintendent Henry Zaborniak. He says space will be tight and hopes a November bond issue passes to fund expansions. Zaborniak notes a need for a boys guidance counselor and outlines staff orientation plans at Brookside High School.
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School considers grading shift to individualized evaluation
Back to school notes from Zaborniak suggest only curriculum change may be a switch from a standard grading system to individualized evaluation sheets for each student. The district awaits delivery of three new buses to replace those in service last year. Community groups and the Sheffield Lake Jaycees work to install field lights at Brookside High School football field before games.
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Creston Livestock Report Shows Mixed Market Action
Four hundred twelve consignors sold 1 137 head at Creston. Calves higher end values softened with top $59. Holstein heifers top $78. Hogs $1 lower with No 1 hogs over 29 25 and top 30 on 12 good quality hogs. Cows and bulls varied with Holsteins around 27 28 30 top. Feeder cattle steady with highs near 43. Holstein springer cow tops 607 50.
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Pesticide switch eyed to curb Avon Lake mosquitoes
Avon Lake officials weighed a state recommended ultra low volume Malathion spray to improve fogging efficiency and cut respiratory concerns. The letter from Ohio Health entomologists urged non oil base spraying, but a November vote already set the decision. The council debated drainage and area coverage as Belmar Redwood streets were named for control.
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Blue-Gold Revue records now available at North Ridgeville HS
Records of the Blue and Gold Revue by the North Ridgeville High School Bands and Wood Ensemble are now available for pickup with receipts at 6100 Wallace Bly. A separate AP copy notes a Sperry Oklahoma marker with a One Way In Only sign at a local cemetery entrance.
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Ridgeville man sued for injuries in Lorain County case
Paul Gessler of Ballston Lake New York sues Bobby R Runyon North Ridgeville for 115000 alleging injuries to his two daughters Michelle 15 and Jenny 13 from a collision at Mills Road and Route 76 on July 19 1970. The complaint seeks 50000 for Michelle 40000 for Jenny and 25000 for the father.
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Ing In
Mills Road
Rt. 76
North Ridgeville district to enroll 4231 students with 8 percent rise
The North Ridgeville School District prepares for the 1972-73 year with 4231 students, an eight percent enrollment increase. Superintendent Beitler announces staff orientation days, a keynote by Dr Norman Griggs of the University of Akron, and opening-day schedules for elementary middle and high schools.
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Columbia Gas offers new rate proposal to South Amherst council
Columbia Gas Co presented a revised four year rate plan reducing the requested hike to 19.8 percent overall, with 9.7 percent first year, 5.9 second year, no third year increase, and 4.2 percent fourth year. Council debated contract length and future gas and water needs, with bills, extensions, and health department reviews to follow. Voter registration notices from the Lorain County Board will occur Oct 6, 7, and 10 at South Amherst Town Hall.
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al Schneider
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Russia
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The Magic Moth opens at Elyria Library Children’s Room
Maryanne Foss, ill with a heart defect, becomes the subject of a touching tale as the Foss family faces loss. The story follows Mark Oliver as he brings small gifts to cheer his sister and searches for signs Maryanne remains with them in another way.
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Foss
Virgrnia Lee
Mark O
Elyria Public Library
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