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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1971

Page

6

Wellington Council Plans Share of Sewer Work Progress

Wellington officials moved to fund sewer cleaning and machine purchases, with two staff assigned to full time sewer cleaning. Council awaits Lester Poggemeyer Engineers February 1 report detailing block by block improvements, while Mayor Young pledges concrete action this year.

Wellington Council Wellington Aubrey Witbeck Robert L. Young Lester Poggemeyer Bowling Green

Wellington school board elects Fahler president

Wellington voters report Donald Fahler elected president of the Wellington Board of Education for 1971 with George Aldrich Jr. as vice president and Chalmer Mosher reappointed as board clerk at 8 p m meetings held monthly. Fahler remains Lorain County Vocational School board rep, temporary appropriations total 380000 for the general fund, and committees discussed state funding and reorganizational plans for 1970 71.

Wellington Donald Fahler Wellington Board of Education Howard McConnell George Gerry) Aldrich Jr Chalmer Mosher Fahler Lorain County Vocational School Board

Wellington weighs reciprocal income tax clause

Mayor Robert L. Young said a recommendation on making Wellington’s income tax ordinance reciprocal is expected soon. Tax consultant J. Emerson Davis of Youngstown believes the village may gain more revenue without a reciprocal clause, with a final recommendation due 30 to 45 days after 1970 returns. A resident asked if Wellington receives Elyria tax, while district enrollment shortfall cited. Allison remains purchasing agent for the school, Mosher as director of business, Dorothy Fox as purchasing agent of kitchen and cafeteria supplies.

Wellington Robert L. Young J. Emerson Davis Youngstown Young Davis Youn Allison Mosher Dorothy Fox

Wellington council reelects R. L. King for 1971

Wellington village council reelected Robert L. King as president for 1971. The council filled several resignations and reappointed key officials including Richard Baker, Kenneth Brouse, Aubrey Witbeck, Harrison Comstock, and Martin Gibbins. Gibbins was named to the Lorain County regional planning commission with King as alternate. Lethel Edwards remains village representative on the Wellington Community Fire District Board, which seeks bids for a new fire truck due Jan 13. The fire levy funds cover through March, with day to day expenses and department budgets set: general fund 3,205. electric department 69,091. water department 12,738.

Wellington Robert L. King Herbert Reep W. Herrick Ave Robert L. Young Richard Baker Kenneth Brouse Aubrey Witbeck Harrison Comstock Martin Gibbins Greenwood Cemetery Board Gibbins Lorain County Regional Planning Commission King Lethel Edwards Electric Department Water Department

Charles Elected North Ridgeville Board President

Edwin E Charles a three year veteran of the North Ridgeville Board of Education was chosen president. He teaches vocational welding in Elyria city schools and previously welded 17 years at Meriam Weld in Cleveland. He lives at 32420 Chestnut Ridge Road with wife Roberta and three children. Jeanne Schultzaberger was elected vice president and lives at 7402 Blanchard Drive with husband James and their three children.

North Ridgeville Mrs. Shultzaberger Blanchard Drive James

Ridgeville board approves clerk Ellen Taylor raise

NORTH RIDGEVILLE The school board approved a $500 raise for board clerk Ellen Taylor on a 3 to 2 vote last night. Opponents cited budget deficits, while Jeanne Shultza berger James Yost and president Edwin Charles supported the increase. The board also set member pay at $20 per meeting, capped at 12 meetings yearly.

North Ridgeville Ellen Taylor Beverly Reising Taylor Dale Pepin Jeanne Shultzaberger James Yost Edwin Charles

North Ridgeville Adopts Temporary School Funds

The North Ridgeville school board approved temporary appropriations of 702823 to cover operations through March 31. The 1971 total is 78551 above last year, with 334831 for instruction including 300000 salaries, 18242 administration, 31650 auxiliary services, 34500 plant ops, and balance for supplies, maintenance, fuel, buses, electricity, and building improvements.

North Ridgeville

North Ridgeville adopts Green River style anti soliciting ordinance

City council passed an emergency ordinance restricting door to door sales for ages over 18 with fines up to 50 dollars for first offenses and 50 to 100 dollars for subsequent violations. The measure follows the Green River Ordinance model and includes exemptions for invited sales. The council also merged the park and recreation boards into one entity retroactive to January 1 and discussed a possible single director for the joint board.

North Ridgeville Park and Recreation

Money To Be Main Issue In North Ridgeville Schools

Sept Don Swartz warned at the year end that money will be the overriding issue in the North Ridgeville school district in upcoming months. He said the board must seek operating funds and a bond issue for a new school to be ready in two years. Swartz urged careful budgeting, possible teacher pay adjustments, and land purchases. Improvements are needed at Fields and Wilcox elementaries and the Middle School annex requires painting and updating equipment.

North Ridgeville Don Swartz Swartz Fields Elementary Wilcox Elementary Industrial Arts

Beginner Bridge Classes and Pennsylvania Dutch Art Sessions

The notice promotes beginner bridge classes from 1 00 to 3 00 PM costing 1100 with weekly sessions led by Mrs Joann Walsh beginning January 21. It also advertises Pennsylvania Dutch art classes from 7 30 to 9 30 PM with weekly sessions led by Mr Larry Joyce starting January 21.

Don Walker Linda Stark Clyde Hoover Mary Het Ruth Amon Mane Taylor Joann Walsh Larry Joyce MR Clyde Hoover

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