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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1969
Page
14
North Ridgeville reports a 1968 boom with 331 building permits totaling about $5.92 million in construction value. Permit fees reached $26,305, compared with prior years showing growth from 1957 and 1966.
Lorain Council approves an ordinance to repay 80 000 to the city over seven years by five blocks of downtown businesses. The assessment targets properties on Fourth Street Reid to Broadway Broad Street to Ninth Street and Reid Street to Ninth Street. Each business pays under a frontage and value formula to cover a 260 000 city debt for parking facilities. Four downtown lots were built four years ago without meters. An equal assessment board report suggests police check lot use and questions constitutionality of the formula, proposing meters and permits if needed.
The Wellington Board of Education selected a modular, hexagon-inspired design for a $1,175,000 high school. Architects Barber Norman and Associates of Toledo drafted a rectangular exterior with rectangular or square rooms and hexagon pods inside. The plan allows future expansion without visible additions, includes a sunken band room, full kitchen, refreshments area, lounges, conference rooms and department offices.
A large crowd is expected at the Town Talk Forum in Lorain to hear area news executives discuss what makes news in Lorain. Panelists include Otto B. Schoepfle, Paul Nagel, Richard Wid tan, Frank Dobisky, Donnie Bardon, James Gedling, and Alice Weston. The noon event at Brady’s Banquet Room requires reservations through the Chamber of Commerce.
An effort to knock out a grand larceny indictment against Bernice Lucas, 29, failed in court. The case proceeds as prosecutors allege she participated in thefts tied to the charged scheme.
Lorain man Dennis A Calhoun, 17, is in guarded condition at St Joseph Hospital after a single vehicle collision on Oberlin Avenue. Police report the car skidded into a utility pole at Tower Boulevard, trapping him in the wreckage. A Lorain County judge will hear supporting charges in a separate case.
Property transfers listed for residents including ome and Joan Derss a Hani kh aue Lins i Aha Maat Lai 243 Mare Dansky Grae ene Meazom Rotze Aust. 2 deh Ridges with details focused on ownership changes and parcel identifiers.
A collage of lost pets and valuables includes a brown and white collie puppy, a black and white kitten, a female German shepherd, a beagle, a white fur cost, and cash losses. Contact numbers and addresses at 166 Lafayette Street, 322-3684, 322-2766, 458-3673, 323-14342, and 365-3640 accompany the items. A separate small classified ad promotes part time business opportunities selling postage stamp machines with a contact phone 322-2929.
Female waitresses wanted full or part time at Press Restaurant 58 W Lorain Oberlin Ohio Must be 24 or over After hiring contact Kidd yland School for child care 21 Cleveland S 366 1971 Northern Institute of Cosmetology Lorain 212 West Erle Avenue Lorain 284 4202 Waitress preferred but not required Apply Wishbone dining room Route 20 Oberlin 774 9611 Beeline Fashions sales part time Leta White 235 4604 Cleveland No bank financing.
Local Elyria Chronicle Telegram page lists diverse positions from office clerks and secretaries to salesmen and managers. Advertisements include part time, full time, and training opportunities with varying pay, benefits, and requirements across Lorain, Elyria, and surrounding areas.
Classified listings show varied openings from factory workers and truck drivers to sales and management trainees. Employers include ACE PERSONNEL CO and MURPHY BROS BODY SHOP. locations span Lorain and North Ridge Road, with hours and pay details noted.
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