Society elects officers for St. Peter's Altar and Rosary
Mrs. Jack Acree is reelected president for a second term of St. Peter's North Ridgeville Altar and Rosary Society. Officers include Mrs. Fred Dorow as vice president, Mrs. Joseph Haas secretary, and Mrs. John Vessalo treasurer. Committees named and Farah's Easter candy sales open with orders due March 1 through Mrs. John Fayer Jr.
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North Ridgeville
Jack Acree
St. Peter's North Ridgeville
Altar and Rosary Society
Acree
Fred Dorow
Joseph Haas
John Vessalo
Ronald Roman
Wendell Genson
Francis Hallagan
Joseph Solomon
Farah
John Fayer Jr
Avon Belden Road
Lear North PTA Plans Open House and Bake Sale
Lear North Parent-Teacher Association will hold an open house at the school Thursday at 8 p.m. A brief business meeting will precede classroom visits during three 15 minute periods to discuss student progress. Refreshments and a bake sale follow the visits.
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North Ridgeville
Lear North Parent-Teacher Association
PTA
Avon Lake official to attend three month pollution course
Avon Lake council approved Daniel Straka city building engineer to study a three month pollution course at the University of Southern California starting March 1. He receives a $780 traineeship plus $300 monthly for room and board and one way air fare. the city will advance $500 and he keeps his salary during the study. Mayor Barley praised his interest in pollution issues. Straka has 16 years as building inspector.
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Avon Lake — Council
Daniel Straka
University of Southern California
Straka
Department of Health, Education ‘and Welfare
Council
Harold Barley
Earley
Avon Lake
Northwest Rt. 113
Anthony DePaola
Martin Heberling
Bruce files for Amherst council post
William Bruce Jr. a Republican and longtime councilman seeks the Amherst Council president post. He has served since 1967, works at U S Steel Lorain Cuyahoga Works, and is active in scouting and church affairs with wife June and three children at 960 Cleveland Ave.
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Amherst
William Bruce Jr
Lorain
Supreme Court to review Greyhound Armour meat merger
The Supreme Court will hear the appeal over Greyhound Corp and Armour & Co the nations second largest meatpacker. The Justice Department argues the 1920 decree bars Armour from grocery business and a decision is expected by June with April hearing possible. Greyhound controls Armour through subsidiaries including catering and restaurant operations.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Greyhound Corp
Armour & Co
Justice Department
Greyhound
Armour
General Host Corp
General Host
Hawthorne area sewer project recommended
A 2500 dollar sanitary relief sewer project for Hawthorne and Longfellow streets was recommended by Elyria City Council's finance committee. The relief sewer would prevent backups, tying Hawthorne and Longfellow to a large sewer on Sycamore Street and should take two to four days to complete.
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Hawthorne
Longfellow Streets
Elyria City
Water Sewers Committee
Longfellow
Hawthorne-Longfellow
Sycamore Street
Robert E. Kleinoeder
Families invited to host AFS student in North Ridgeville
North Ridgeville chapter of the American Field Service seeks a family to host next year’s AFS student. The host provides care guidance meals and lodging and shares affection for a year. Details via David Kratofil and Harry Jackson. current local student Sakhi Baratti from Afghanistan is a senior at North Ridgeville High School.
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The
American Field Service
AFS
David Kratofil
Bainbridge Road
Harry
G. Sakhi Baratti
Afghanistan
North Ridgeville High School
Alfred Krueger
Root Road
Christine Lewis
England
Concepcion ‘'Binky Borromeo
Phillipines
Maria Sievert
Germany
North Ridgeville Small Society Noted by Brickman
Patricia Isaak reports from North Ridgeville on a small local society scene, detailing community activities and social gatherings observed by Brickman contact.
North Olmsted boards approves 6.1 million budget
The North Olmsted Board of Education approved a 6.1 million budget for 1971 after three weeks of hearings. Instruction costs hit 4 million while overall raises were not included except for normal increments. Negotiations with the education associations loom as superintendent Van Auken notes a potential 400000 needed for widespread raises.
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North Olmsted
North Olmsted Board of Education
North Olmsted Education Association
Ohio Association of Public School Employees
Amherst council and mayor clash over vetoed bills
A dispute erupted as Mayor Marvin Davis vetoed three council bills including charter study, leaving Lorain County planning withdrawal and a 45 day building freeze. Council contends the veto was invalid after ten day limit. City solicitor unsigned bids on Lincoln Street engineering. Public hear Feb 1 on B Bar B annexation.
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Amherst
Marvin Davis
Lorain County Regional Planning Commission
Klingshire-Towner
Vermilion. Builders
Lincoln Street
Davis
B-Bar- B Mobile Home Park
Avon Lake approves three new administrative city jobs
Avon Lake council votes unanimously to create three new posts service director assistant street department superintendent and building commissioner. The move aims to fill gaps from no full time engineer and cover duties across service streets recreation and building inspection.
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Avon Lake Council
Avon Lake
Robert Luce
Luce
Weather Outlook by Region
Tonight showers will affect the Northern Pacific coast and Florida. Snow and freezing rain are expected near the Great Lakes and northern Atlantic coastal states. Elsewhere, skies will be clear to partly cloudy and conditions pleasant.
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Pacific Coast
Florida
Lakes
Atlantic
Snow flurries and gusty winds with frigid temperatures
Snow flurries and winds above fifty miles per hour are expected tonight. Temperatures fall to five below northwest to ten above southeast. An inch or two of snow is likely north and four inches or more in the snow belt. Snow squalls northeast with a chance of flurries elsewhere tomorrow. highs near ten to fifteen.
Earley asks council to attend planning meeting
Avon Lake mayor Harold Earley urged all council members to attend a special planning commission meeting about Cleveland Electric Dominating Co CEI seeking rezoning on Avondale Drive from residential to industrial A CEI spokesman said the plan is to install oil tanks to store oil for converting coal furnaces to oil in the B Plant The planning commission convenes at 7 30 p.m. in council chambers.
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Avon Lake
Harold Earley
Special Planning Commission
Cleveland Electric Dominating Co
Avondale Drive
Earley
CEI
Planning Commission
Elyrian motorist fined $250 for DUI in Elyria Court
David Jackson, 41648 51st St., pleaded no contest to driving under the influence and was fined $250 by Judge Frank M. Wilcox in Elyria Municipal Court. He received three days in county jail and a six month license suspension, with jail time stayed due to diabetes. Jackson was apprehended by the Ohio State Highway Patrol.
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Elyria
David Jackson
51St St
Frank M. Wilcox
Jackson
Wilcox
Ohio State Highway Patrol
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