North Ridgeville presents unbalanced 1972 budget
North Ridgeville submits an unbalanced 1,588,198 budget to the city auditor with a public hearing set for 8 p.m. July 12. The proposal lists Police 209,562 Fire 142,486 Sewer 166,501 Water 289,018, with last year figures shown for comparison and expected revenue increases of about 30,000. The plan adds three firemen and an ambulance, plus police expansion and dispatchers, offset by a new fire levy approved in May.
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North Ridgeville
Council
Bernard P. Lysaght
Lysaght
Midview Board Opens Bids for 90000 Construction Projects
The Midview board of education advertises for four weeks to receive bids on two construction projects totaling about 90000. A storage room at Midview Junior High and four additional high school classrooms are planned with funds from a bus garage program.
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Midview Education Board
Grafton
Midview Board of Education
Midview
Midview High School
John Beatty
Fuller Road
Midview Board Hires Nine Teachers For 1960s Staffing
Midview Board of Education hires nine teachers and accepts two resignations. One year contracts awarded to Joan Gorham elementary instructor at 7625 dollars, Clyde Root high school science at 6450, Elizabeth Damon high school Spanish at 6675, Robert Dill high school mathematics at 6450, Robert Wiersum elementary at 6675, Debora Wiersum elementary at 6450, Linda Lesesky elementary at 6450, Paula Forma elementary at 6450, Barbara Willett elementary with experience. resignations of Darrell Hostein for industry and Robert DiFranco to another district. Two students hired as summer maintenance at 1.60 per hour: Jerome Pearlman Jr and Gregory Sukey. Randy Stuart and Mike Chester to assist in recreation program at 75 dollars each.
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Ence
Elizabeth Damon
Ohio University
Robert Dill
West Virginia Institute of Technology
Robert Wiersum
Concordia College
Debora Wiersum
Darrell Holstein
Robert DiFranco
Jerome Pearlman Jr
Gregory Sukey
Randy Stuart
Mike Chester
Midview
Midview district keeps lab fees steady for coming year
The Grafton school board approved junior high and high school lab fees in several science art and vocational subjects with amounts ranging from 50 cents to 5 dollars and most in the 2 to 3 dollar medium range. The annual budget hearing is set for July 29 at 7 30 p m in the board of education office.
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Grafton
Midview
Board of Education
Grafton School
Elyria City
Elyria
County of Lorain
State of Ohio
Elyria Public Schools
Garford Annex
Clark Street
Ohio
Amherst split over waste plant to send 2 engineers to hearing
Amherst tension between city administration and council over expanding the water treatment plant leads to two engineering firms representing Amherst at a state meeting in Columbus. Browne and Warner will attend the July 13 Ohio Water Pollution Board session to present competing modernization plans amid funding and sewer issues.
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Amherst
Marvin Davis
Ohio Water Pollution Board
Columbus
Council
Warner
Browne
Ohio Water Pollution Control Board
Amherst Chamber of Commerce
Thomas Dunn
Homecoming Festivities Kick Off At Columbia Park
Kiwanis sponsored Homecoming weekend in Columbia offers food stalls, a pet parade at 1 p.m., children’s games at 2 p.m., and a horse show open to residents and 4 H members aged 9 to 19 with judging by Mrs James Keller. Events include equitation classes, games, a piano program, teen dance, flag raising by VFW and Boy Scouts, and a Sunday chicken barbecue.
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Columbia
Columbia Park
Rt. 82
Columbia West River Roads
Columbia Area
Columbia 4-H
James Keller
Jerry Bartlome
VFW
Boy Scouts Troop 104
Ebbe Wind
Columbia Station Twirlettes
Columbia High School
Columbia Baptist Church Group
Columbia Twirlettes
Arthur Rundle
Harold Rabung
Games
Edward Schroth
Special reading program at Collins school
A special summer reading program for first to third graders is underway at Western Reserve Middle School. Four groups of about 19 children receive 90 minute morning instruction led by Ebbe Wind. The event accompanies a community festival with parade, performances, and activities led by local organizers.
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Collins School
Collins — A
Western Reserve Middle School
Four star promotion for General Keith B. McCutcheon at Bethesda
General Keith B. McCutcheon 55 was promoted to four star rank on the retired list in a Bethesda Naval Hospital ceremony. He would have become assistant Marine Corps commandant earlier this year but illness intervened. He commanded Marines in Vietnam from March 1970 to January 1971.
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Keith B. McCutcheon
Bethesda Naval Hospital
McCutcheon
Marine Corps
Vietnam
Fan files assault claim against Paul McCartney in Scotland
Carolyn Mitchell of Salt Lake City, 24, says ex Beatle Paul McCartney punched her in the nose during an incident at his hillside hideaway near Campbeltown Scotland. McCartney denies hitting her and says he told her to go away. London police will forward the report to Scottish authorities to decide on charges.
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Carolyn Mitchell
Salt Lake City
Paul McCartney
McCartney
Campbeltown
Scotland
London
Miss Mitchell
LaGrange Approves Extra Sewer Manhole Contract
LaGrange council awarded a supplemental contract to G and A Construction of Seven Hills for an additional manhole and elbow on the sewer project. Budget comparisons were favorable to last year. Street signs will be erected on Prospect Street and marked cross walks on Rt 301 and 303.
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Lagrange — Town
Seven Hills
Prospect Street
Rt. 301
Cedar Point water tests show good quality safety within limits
SANDUSKY reports the Cedar Point beach water meets state health safety thresholds. Water Works Superintendent George Butts certified the lake area water as good quality during a summer testing program at the mile long Sandusky beach on Lake Erie. Paris region population share noted in separate dispatch. Elyria school district budget notices and Lorain County public real estate sales announcements follow in this compilation.
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Sandusky
Cedar Point
State Department of Health
Water Works
George Butts
Lake Erie
Elyria Sealed Bids Sought for Street Paving and Storm Sewer
The City of Elyria Ohio invites sealed bids for Lawrence Street paving Longson Avenue storm sewer and paving Stanford Avenue storm sewer and paving Fifty Second Street and Leona Street paving. Bids due July 19 1971 in the Safety Service Director’s office City Hall. Bidders must present a certified check or bid bond equal to 5 percent and comply with ordinance requirements.
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Elyria
Ohio
Safety Service
Lawrence Street
Longson Avenue
Stanford Avenue
Fifty-Second
Leona Street
Pasine
Stipula
Leonard P. Reichlin
Property at 43578 Parsons Road Oberlin sells for cash
In Lorain County Ohio Gerald Carlisle Sheriff announces sale of a parcel described as six acres or less, 43578 Parsons Road, R D 1 Oberlin. The tract lies along Parsons Road and fronts and abuts land deeded to William C Brooks in 1953. The property is appraised at 12000 dollars with cash terms on sale day.
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Brighton
County of
Lorain
Ohio
Brighton Township
Vermilion Road
Harold Hough
Marlene Hough
Lorain County
Horace E. Beam
Grace
Beam
Horace
Grace A. Beam
Jessie Everson Moore
Wellington
Court House
Elyria
Russia
Russia Township
Parsons Road
Hale Road
William C. Brooks
R.D. No
Oberlin
Gerald Carlisle
Refunds on deposits and bonds in Elyria Municipal Court
Legal notice lists names of deposit and bond recipients in Elyria Ohio court with instruction to present receipts by August 15 1971 at City Hall to receive refunds. Clerk D W Trubey signs the notice dated 7/29/71.
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Elyria
Allen
S. Ratliff
C. Crosby
T. Parker
E. Moorman
R Payne
J. Hutlinger
B Engle
C. Zingale
J Howell
F. Berg
D. Howell
J. Edwards
M. Porter
B. McLaughlen
R. Collins
D. Parker
K. Thorpe
H. Murphy
P Wilkins
D Young
L Moffett
B. Higgins
D. Rekoris
Hammond
H. Frankel
T. Johnson
P. Fortin
H. Mazzeo
L. Soltis
C Meyers
G. Krugman
J. Dall
A. Neeson
R. Andolsek
L. Rone
S Berdiel
F. Daly
F. Fowler
C. Kaminsky
M. Hughes
Property Auction Notice in Elyria Lorain County Ohio
Court sale ordered by Armour Securities Inc and others directs sale of parcels in Elyria. Parcels include Garvin Avenue property at 143 Garvin Avenue and a second parcel in Bronson Subdivision. Appraised at 6900 dollars with cash terms and two thirds of appraised price required. Sale date set for July 7 1971 at 9 50 AM at the Lorain County courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
County of
Lorain
State of
Ohio
Elyria Township
Black River
Garvin
Elgin
Bronson
Lorain County
Garvin Avenue
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