Jazz legends to star at Blossom June 18
Jazz immortals Ella Fitzgerald and Count Basie with his orchestra will headline a Blossom Music Center concert at 8 30 p m June 18. Fitzgerald, famed since 1938 for hits like How High the Moon and Mack the Knife, makes her fifth Blossom appearance. Basie, famed for a long big band career and film cameos, will perform with his orchestra. Reserved seats 9 and 6, lawn 4. Gates open 6 p.m. Tickets from Blossom, Higbee's, Midway Mall, Westgate, and Diamond's Men's Stores. Venue: 1145 W Steels Corners Rd Cuyahoga Falls Ohio.
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Cuyahoga Falls
Ella Fitzgerald
Count Basie
Blossom Music Center
Miss Fitzgerald
Gershwin
Porter
Rogers and Hart
Berin
Ellington
Mack the Knife
Mr. Paganini
Basie
W. Steels Corners Rd
Ohio
Higbee's
Midway Mall
Westgate
Diamond
North Ridgeville school board names arbitration rep
The North Ridgeville school board hired its advisor arbitration panel representative John Lewis of Squire Sanders and Dempsey to lead the board on the three member panel. The North Ridgeville Education Association chose Wes Sims of the Ohio Education Association to sit with the board. A third member will be picked from nine names supplied by the American Arbitration Association. The panel is expected to work through most of the summer under Superintendent Roger Beitler.
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Summer School Board
North Ridgeville
John Lewis
Cleveland
Squire Sanders
North Ridgeville Education Association
NREA
Wes Sims
Ohio Education Association
QEA
Columbus
American Arbitration Association
Supt
Roger T. Beitler
P.T.A
Lorain
Beitler
Lorain County Board of Elections
Squire, Sanders and Dempsey
North Ridgeville Community Days begin with JayCees festival
The JayCees sponsor North Ridgeville Community Days at North Ridge Plaza from 6 p.m. tomorrow through Sunday. Highlights include Junior King Queen coronation, Miss Community Days 1975, a parade from North Ridgeville Middle School Sunday at 2 p.m. led by Veterans of Foreign Wars color guard, bands, floats, and antique cars. Trophies, a teen dance, pet show, rides $2, and contests mark the weekend with a roast beef dinner and country music performances in the evenings.
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North Ridgeville
JayCees
North Ridge Plaza
Council
Sally Richards
North Ridgeville Middle School
Center Ridge Road
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 9871
North Ridgeville High School
Richards
Scribner L. Farner
R-Elyria
Don Pease
D-Obertin
Mark Koontz
Channel 5
Sunday Gospel Singers and Creston Livestock Auction Report
Creston livestock consignors sold 1 303 head with better calves up to 70 dollars and top 210 pound calf at 70. Hog prices rose about 1 50 with top hogs near 49 90. Saws and shoats up 1 50 and better steer and heifer grades up 1 with several choice steers above 50. The event included a 4 pm gospel concert at Creston.
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Creston
Community volunteers urged as pollution fight continues
In the fight against pollution, the article urges community volunteers and lists donations and market figures for cattle. It cites Keep America Beautiful contact in New York and provides extensive price ranges for steers, heifers, cows, bulls, hogs, and feeders, reflecting a regional livestock market report.
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Keep America Beautiful, Inc
Park Avenue
New York
Board Seeks Student Help to Cut Vandalism
North Ridgeville school board approved a program to motivate students to reduce vandalism costs in schools. Students reporting incidents accurately will earn a funded class project of their choice from leftover school funds. Assistant superintendent William P. Lilley described the incentive as improving reporting of vandalism.
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Board
North Ridgeville
William P. Lilley
Lilley
R. Dante Taylor
New London Students Earn Local Scholarships
Three New London High School students received scholarships for academic excellence. Jeff Marsh won the Education Association Scholarship of 200 dollars and plans to pursue teaching and coaching at Marietta College. Mark Rader gained the Father Duffy Scholarship of 100 dollars and studies engineering at North Central Technical School. Kevin Nestor, appointed to West Point, received the Booster Club Scholarship of 200 dollars.
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NEW London
New London Education Association
Jeff Marsh
Ted Marsh
Marietta College
Mark Rader
Lester Rader
Father Duffy
Mark
North Central Technical School
Mansfield
Kevin Nestor
United States Military Academy
West Point
New London Booster Club
Sunday arrest in Medina County tavern beer sale case
Medina County Deputies and Ohio Liquor Control agents raided the Coach House Tavern in Wadsworth Township at 1 p m Sunday charging David L Burr with allegedly selling high powered beer across the bar during the raid. The action marked the first in a series of such investigations.
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Medina
David L. Burr
E. Huston Ave
Barberton
Medina County Sheriff's
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Coach House
Greenwich Road
Wadsworth Township
Burr
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