East Street paving petition reaches Wellington council
East Street residents presented petitions to Wellington village council seeking new concrete paving to be paid on a front foot basis with the village covering intersections and 2 percent of total cost. About 4 046 feet would be paved. 52 signatures on petitions. Council will have the engineer prepare specs and estimates after sewer work. paving to wait until sewer work completes.
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Wellington
East Street
Martin Gibbins
Board of Public Affairs
Wellington circle paving fight unsettles council
Wellington residents clash over how to assess new concrete paving on Grand Avenue and Montrose Way known as the circle. 39 property owners face front footage versus per lot equal shares, with petitions from 24 in favor of equal per lot charges and objections from owners with shorter frontage. The issue, discussed for two hours, was sent to the street and sidewalk committee for study ahead of a June 21 council vote.
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Wellington
Grand Avenue
Montrose Way
Raymond Cassell
Grand Ave
Robert Wolford
Joseph Marusin
Endgame in club contracts tests defensive precision
In a no trumps deal South follows standard play after a club lead, ducking the ace and then finessing hearts. If West shifts with the king of hearts declarer can still reach nine tricks, but correct defense with the king defeats the contract. The discussion blends bidding with planful play and the need to abandon general rules for the moment. Tate sees ae OAPSE chapter elects officers.
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Declarer
West
East
South
Tate
Ae Oapse
Firelands chapter elects officers in Ohio public school group
Margaret Bursley was elected president of the Firelands Chapter Ohio Association of Public School Employees. Also elected were John Love as vice president Grace Matus as secretary and Carol Mathom as treasurer Evelyn Bradley a Camden School cook received a service pin after 22 years of service. Ohioan dies in jet crash near New Haven 28 people killed three survivors Frank L Barnett listed among the dead.
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Henrietta
Margaret Bursley
Firelands
Ohio Association of Public School Employees
John Love
Grace Matus
Carol Matchum
Evelyn Bradley
Camden School
Washington
Lima
Allegheny Airlines
New Haven
Conn
Frank L. Barnett
Straw Hat Awards winners named for summer theater work
Mickey Rooney and Kay Medford top the Straw Hat Awards for best performances in summer theatre productions. Irene Ryan launches a 1 million scholarship fund granting 15 yearly awards via a competition linked to the American College Theater Festival. Admiral Moorer toured Spain as guest of the Spanish chief of staff. A group called Men in Motion led by Tom Chelf travels from Augusta, Maine to Lexington, Ohio to promote Christian outreach over a 1,000 mile, two week ride. Lynda Day George to join Mission: Impossible cast this fall. Mary Schultz’s horse Tiger Bay attended her wedding reception at Bloomfield Open House Club. Edward F. Cox to work on public interest cases while interning in New York for the U S Attorney’s office. starts June 28.
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Mickey Rooney
Kay Medford
Rooney
George M
Miss Medford
Tom Chelf
Lexington
Ohio
Men In Motion
Augusta
Mary Schultz
Pontiac
Mich
Dennis C. Yurgens
Glenview
Ill
Mary
Tiger Bay
Edward F. Cox
Tricia Nixon
U.S. Attorney’s Office
New York
Harvard
U.S
Cable TV ordinance delayed in council
Elyria City Council delayed consideration of a non exclusive cable television franchise until June 21. The panel approved minor amendments but did not address complaints from firms considering applying, notably the non exclusive terms and a 40000 dollar performance bond. Henrietta Township trustees shifted their 8:30 p.m. meeting from July 5 to July 6 due to Independence Day.
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Elyria City
Robert Kaiser
Elyria Cable Service
E. G. Koury
Lorain Cable Television
Henrietta
North Olmsted Scouts Honor Two With Awards
Mrs. Gordon Thompson received the Mrs Scouting Award at All Scouts Day in North Olmsted Park. Frederick W Weitendorf posthumously earned the Mr Scouting Award for his decade of leadership with Troop 664.
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North Olmsted
North Olmsted Park
Gordon
Pat) Thompson
Westchester Dr
Frederick W. Weitendorf
Thompson
Weitendorf
Sally
Decker Rd
Kiwanis Club
Sara
Beth
Warren
Peter
Mary Ann
PTA
U.S. Army
Ascension Lutheran Church
Lower sewer rate to be discussed in North Olmsted
North Olmsted officials will meet tonight around 9 p.m. at City Hall to hear proposals for reducing the sewer rate. Mayor Ralph B Christman said rate consultant Wayne Kuhn of McDonald and Co. will present facts to the council, which will decide a new rate after a January increase to 7.85 dollars per cubic foot. The 65 percent hike, aimed to fund a $5.4 million sewer plant addition, has faced citizen opposition. Christman noted lower rates could come from lower interest, extended notes, and refinancing.
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North Olmsted
City Hall
Ralph B& Christman
Wayne Kuhn
McDonald and Co
Cleveland
Christman
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Dustin Hoffman
Carlisle
GFT
George Earl C.scott
Malden
Aran McCarthy
Fronkliah
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Judith Crist
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Anne AS
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Rt. 20
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Texas
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