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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1972
Page
7
In Middle School, Wilma Bryant leads a Title 1 reading program that treats reading as a social activity. A tree branch mobile decorates the room, cotton snow, and a bread and blueberry jam snack tied to a fun book engage students. Biweekly library visits and self expression goals expand reading interest.
Mayor Charles H. Stuart announced the appointment of three women to the North Ridgeville Park and Recreation Board. Marvelle Donovan and Marian Gardner were reappointed to the 10 member board, and Adelina Housel of 5638 Mills Creek Lane was named to serve a six year term effective January 31.
North Ridgeville council approved emergency action to sue the Cleveland Central Income Tax Collection Agency over missing reciprocity payments totaling about 88 thousand dollars for 1968 to 1970. Mayor and Law Director Fauver to pursue legal steps with up to 2000 dollars in fees. The council also read a proposed amendment reducing resident tax credits from 100 to 75 percent to offset reciprocity losses.
The school board approved a policy allowing public input and faced questions on the eight month paid leave of absence for Assistant Superintendent Anthony V Rago. Board President Dale Pepin defended the decision as sound though unusual and noted the salary would be forfeited if terms of the contract are not met.
Distributive education classes conduct a survey to gauge consumer opinions from downtown merchants and North Ridgeville and Elyria residents. Telephones and personal contact gather data as statistics are tallied and recommendations are prepared within a month.
Intruders broke into Roosevelt Elementary School at 121 S. West River St between 8 p m Sunday and 6 45 a m yesterday damaging three first floor classrooms and the library Police said Principal Jack Penman estimated total damage at 100 dollars Custodian Arnold Jordan found the break in Five potted plants and books strewn across classrooms and library were noted along with a broken window in a first grade room Fire extinguisher fish food feathers and plants were tossed into an aquarium setting but most fish survived Police believe the vandals sought audiovisual equipment and caused the spree as they could not find it
North Ridgeville city council adopted an ordinance to improve relations between council and city employees after its third reading. The measure, introduced by Police Chief Thomas A Sigsworth, mirrors Avon Lake text and outlines arbitration procedures. The council also approved allowing North Ridge Investment Corp to expand the Alvin Homes sewage plant at the developers’ expense. The first reading, by title only, amended rules for outside water meter readers.
Betty Biggs will be paid to work until 2 30 p m instead of 12 30 p m daily after a board vote prompted by Supt Beitler. The board also hired five part time cleaners Agnes Bronish Mae Louise Walker Jane Hayes Brenda Kaye Wagner and Peggy Lamie at two dollars an hour. JoAnn Mantle resigned as Middle School cleaner.
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