Columbia Names Conway Principal for Columbia Middle School
Todd Conway was named principal by the board to replace William Geldorf, who is moving to Florida. Conway, a Kent State educated educator, previously taught fourth through seventh grades in Aurora and Olmsted Falls and is a Brooklyn High School alumnus. The district approved other staffing changes and noted two resignations.
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Black River juniors vie for Fire Queen title
Four Black River High School juniors from Sullivan Township compete for Fire Queen as Sullivan Volunteer Fire Department opens a three day Fire Festival. Candidates are Susan Koons Christine Regal Marina McCaslin and Debbie Smith all 16. Queen crowned tomorrow at 10 p.m. with trophy and cash prize. Fish fry begins tonight at 5 p.m. and a tractor pull starts tomorrow at 1 p.m. at Sullivan Elementary School.
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Elyria Boy 11 Injured in Whitman Boulevard Bicycle Accident
An 11 year old Elyria boy, William J. Janowicz, was treated for cuts and broken teeth after a 7 54 p m bicycle incident on Whitman Boulevard. Police questioned an unidentified female driver who said she did not strike the boy. no vehicle or bike damage was found.
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Avon Lake councilman seeks re election
Richard Hausrod 33 Ward II councilman filed petitions for re election. He chairs the transportation and public utilities committee and serves on sewer and finance committees. He is a Lorain Telephone Co employee, a Communication Workers of America committeeman, member of St. Joseph Church Avon Lake Jaycees. He and his wife live at 32725 Belle Rd.
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Zodiac Daily Horoscope July 23 Highlighting Leo to Cancer
Friday’s horoscope outlines traits for Leo and guidance for Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer. It suggests emotional balance, moderation, listening, planning, and gentle family guidance through the day.
Oberlin Sets Second Metal Can Collection Drive
Oberlin will hold the second installment of its solid waste recycling program tomorrow. City crews will collect metal cans from curbside after residents place washed and flattened cans in containers tonight. Aluminum tops on steel cans need not be separated. The drive follows a June paper pickup that yielded 63.06 dollars from two Lorain wastepaper firms, with wages and profit allocated. Next paper pickup is August 7 and glass collection begins August 28.
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Lorain weighs park purchase amid federal funding risk
Lorain City Council parks committee urged buying Long's Airport on Leavitt Road for a city park despite a federal grant freeze. Urban renewal chief Walter Benedict would secure two appraisals and negotiate, with reimbursement only if HUD approves. The push aims to preempt private buyers and fund a large recreation complex with ballfields, courts, a natural amphitheater and parking for 515 cars.
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Spencer sewer tap in deadline set for Nov 1
Spencer village directs all residences to be connected to the new sanitary sewer by November 1 with an August 1 deadline for contractor work. Homes using cistern water will incur a minimum $6 monthly sewer fee if not hooked in. some farms may face metering between house and barn.
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Spencer approves final sewer plant bill amid clerk’s objection
Village council last night authorized payment of R G Beers final bill of 20087 for the sanitary sewer treatment plant, despite Village Clerk Milford Taylor urging withholding until future operation tests. Reed McClure, village engineer, said FHA financing requires payment within 30 days after final completion and no issues have arisen.
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Spencer Council Approves 1972 Budget of 110,186
Spencer village council approved a budget of 110,186 for 1972. The measure notes receipts fall about 18,500 short of expectations and authorizes clerk Milford Taylor to explore investing excess funds in savings certificates or treasury bonds. Funds come from inheritance tax, with allocations across general, street, water, sewer, and bond retirement accounts.
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