Juvenile officer added to North Ridgeville police force
North Ridgeville City Council approved an emergency ordinance restructuring the police department to drop a part time patrolman and create a full time juvenile officer position. The shift uses $3,000 in state funds toward the patrolman’s salary, with no new hires planned before year end. The force will include one chief, captain, lieutenant, two sergeants, and ten patrolmen, one of whom will serve as juvenile officer. The city also approved a used emergency generator purchase, bid for a sewer department van, joined a county waste district, and established mutual police protection with nearby municipalities.
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John B. Parker
North Ridgeville
Paul Ormsby
Ormsby
Finance Committee
Charles Stuart
Mother Action Council
Marcellus B Diederich
Lorain County
Avon
Avon Lake
Sheffield Lake
Westlake
Sheffield
A Christmas Story in Derrick Texas Miracle for Orphans
In Derrick Texas Fred Ketchum battles town plots to condemn the Orphanage for oil land. The orphans dream of Christmas as Tom, Ann, Dotty and Peggy share handmade gifts and wonder what a miracle means. Ten thousand dollars from Mister Derek could change everything.
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Derrick
Texas
Fred Ketchum
Skrind
Gus Derek
Derek
Joe
Dotty
Ann
Peggy
Ridge Tool promotes John F Murphy to executive VP
R Ridge Tool Co announces John F Murphy as executive vice president of operations and manufacturing. He succeeds overseeing all manufacturing at the Elyria main plant and four other units including Supreme Products in Chicago I F Foundry in New Philadelphia Kollman Co in Ene Pa. Murphy's background spans Bendix Westinghouse GM and Curtiss Wright with GM Institute training and Navy service. He and wife Rita live at 1021 Park Ave with four children.
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John F Murphy
Ridge Tool Co
R. C. Baumgartner
Murphy
Elyria
Supreme Products Corp
Chicago
I-F
New Philadelphia
Kollman Co
Ene
Bendix-Westinghouse Co
General Motors Corp
Curtiss-Wright
General Motors Institute
Navy
Rita
Park Ave
Cut program or borrow if levy fails says group
North Ridgeville voters face a 43 mill operating levy failing which the school board could cut back the program or borrow against next year's receipts. The We Care Committee warns that without the additional 140 000 dollars needed for 1971 budget to cover rising costs, heat light classrooms and new teachers may be sacrificed.
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North Ridgeville
Dan Taylor
Gary Mclrvin
Church offers holiday child care program in North Ridgeville
North Ridgeville church members of Christ Pilgrim Fellowship host babysitting for children up to age 12 this Saturday 9 am to 4 pm and Dec 18 6 to 9 30 pm and Dec 23 9 am to 4 pm at Center Ridge Road next to Bogner's Funeral Home. Cost 50 cents per hour or 3 dollars for eight hours. Activities include crafts stories games and movies with small extra costs. Tickets available at drop off. Call Debbie Stuart for details.
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North Ridgeville
Christ-Pilgrim Fellowship
North Ridgeville Congregational Church
Bogner
Center Ridge Road
Debbie Stuart
Westwood Drive
We Care weekend forum on levy to begin Thursday
The We Care weekend starts Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Middle School cafeteria with an open forum on the 4.3ing levy. Speakers Richard Hopkins Dan Taylor Corliss Miller and Roger Smith will discuss the levy and school officials will take audience questions. Judy McIrvin says the meeting will clear up uncertainties and absence means no questions.
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North Ridgeville
Richard Hopkins
Dan Taylor
Corliss Miller
Roger Smith
Hopkins
Coordi
Nator
Judy McIrvin
Camden Trustee Official Resigns Amid Health Concerns
Camden Township trustees accepted the resignation of Chair man Clayton Pippert at last night’s meeting citing ill health and inability to perform duties. Roy Green was reemployed as cemetery sexton at 850 dollars per year. Bills totaling 1 463 were paid. Rubbish and stones dumped on township roads and political signs were discussed. A plea was issued to farmers to keep out of township ditches during plowing seasons.
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Camden
Clayton Pippert
Camden Township
Roy Green
Convenient
Motorcade Promotes School Levy In Local Campaign
The We Care Committee sponsors a Saturday motorcade to support the 43-mill school operating levy. Cars assemble in the high school lot at 10 p.m. Signs will be available at the starting point for undecorated vehicles. Co chairs Mrs Dan Taylor and Mrs Gary McKvin urge cars to be decorated in favor of the levy.
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North Ridgevillethe
We Care
Dan Taylor
Gary McKvin
Hawaii Adopts Global Symbols For Local Identity
Hawaii has imported wide range of symbols from around the world. Pineapple from the Caribbean and ukulele from Portugal help define local culture along with grass skirts from Samoa shaping a distinctive island identity.
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Hawaii
Caribbean
Portugal
Samoa
North Ridgeville educator shares dedication to children
Joan Betty Condon a 6th grade teacher at North Ridgeville Middle School describes her career choice as rewarded by working with children over merchandising. She recalls family ties to care and babysitting and outlines her education path from Fairview Park High School to a 1968 education degree. Condon reflects on future study for a master's and notes administration would distance her from direct child work while highlighting hospital and pediatric clinic experience and roles aiding braces and special schooling access. She enjoys ice skating baseball reading and sewing, making her own clothes and exploring new activities.
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North Ridgeville
Joan Betty Condon
North Ridgeville Middle School
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