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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1965
Page
7
North Ridgeville council approved a seven‑county land use study, setting Ridgeville’s share at 1090 dollars yearly for three years. The session covered tax millage, budgeting for city services, and a disposal‑plant feasibility discussion with nearby towns.
NORTH RIDGEVILLE The zoning law reading was postponed as council moves to review amendments. A motion to table third reading failed as members debated committee meeting times and zoning provisions. Two rezoning ordinances were taken from table with mixed votes. one was approved and one defeated over two thirds rule.
North Ridgeville plans a free city directory listing names, addresses, and telephone numbers for residents and subscribers. Proceeds from advertising fund a public service equipment for the police department as the Ridgeville Police Association forms. The directory will include maps, points of interest, and photos of city officials and schools.
Wellington and North Ridgeville events highlight church and school notices. The Wellington PTA meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. at South Main Street School with guest speaker Stanley D. Wagy on family health services in classrooms. In North Ridgeville Rev. Vernon Weber hosts “The Singing Missionary” at Fields Methodist Church presenting slides and hymns from the Dominican Republic.
Twenty two students graduated from St Joseph Hospital School of Practical Nursing in a Sunday ceremony at St Mary Church. Rev Kevin Nugent conferred diplomas and likened the day to Valentine’s Day for nursing service. A reception followed at Johnston Hall hosted by medical staff auxiliary.
Clayton A. Seeder, legislative consultant of the National Education Association, will address the Medina County Board of Education dinner meeting at Medina High School on February 24. The topic is the outlook for federal aid to education.
Tonight in various towns including Birmingham Henriettta Columbia North Eaton Grafton and Elyria area residents are advised of church Grange PTA and club meetings. Events list pancake supper at a church council meetings at town halls and school gatherings with times from 8 p.m. to 10:30 a.m. Local groups include VFW Auxiliary brush PTA TOPS and Kiwanis among others.
Judge John D. Pincura of Lorain County Common Pleas heard three defendants yesterday. James C. Dick, 39, of North Ridgeville, was sentenced to an indeterminate term in the Ohio Penitentiary for incest. Robert C. Dunnigan, 18, of Lorain, received an indeterminate term in Mansfield Reformatory for theft of a $200 watch and a $35 jacket. James L. Duncan, 53, of Broad Street, pleaded guilty to enticement related to felonious assault on an 11 year old girl and was fined $200 plus costs.
Lorain County authorities investigate three break ins from yesterday. James Rush 420 Kenyon St Elyria reports two wedding rings and 900 dollars in cash stolen from an upstairs closet wooden tool box.
The Oberlin City Council approved the appointment of Lysle K. Butler as chair, City Manager Donald Marquis, and Paul Arnold as seven county highway planning committee members. Four people join the community relations committee Fr Andrews Rev Melvin Bateman Dr Jeanne Stephens and George Simpson. A burglary at Herbert Rauhaus home on Frederick Ave reports carpet theft worth 800 and small bills stolen from a tool box. A break in at Elyria Country Club on Oberlin Rd shows a window entry and a safe filing cabinet pried open but no items reported missing valued at 353.
Unofficial second semester enrollment at Lorain County Community College reaches 1065, Registrar Richard Smith says official count will come next week. Final figures may drop slightly due to withdrawals. first semester total was 1008 and late registrations pushed some numbers above 1075 before adjustments.
Florence Pilgrim Fellowship of the First Congregational Church of Florence completed plans to entertain Beulah Farm children in Oberlin on February 2 at 7 pm. A PF business meeting at 6:30 pm will precede the program. Rhonda Richards led a discussion titled Our Church.
The Keystone School Board has changed its regular meeting to Thursday February 18 at 7 30 p m in the board room at Keystone High School.
A Brush PTA sponsors a family roller skating party tomorrow from seven to nine fifty at the Elythia Roll Arena. Tickets available from chairman Mrs Charles Rutherford any executive board member or at the school. Proceeds go into the general fund.
Huntington Township trustees approved buying an electric wall heater for the town hall meeting room used as a voting booth. They will seek ceiling tile cost estimates, view samples, and consider lowering the ceiling. They also asked for bids on fence repairs, culvert pipe for Clark Road, and maps under Lorain County system for parcel ownership questions.
The Lorain County Metropolitan Park District announced three wildlife events for enthusiasts. A film night Thursday at Elyria YMCA will screen five nature films including Nature's Children. Two nature walks follow, on Sunday at Bacon Woods Brownhelm and March 7 at Mill Hollow Brownhelm, both starting 2 pm from specified trailheads.
Parents and interested residents in Fitchville invited to PTO meeting tomorrow at Fitchville school. Daniel Anderson of Silver Burdett publishers will explain modern mathematics for elementary schools with visual aids. A short student program will follow the talk and business meeting.
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