Notice to Bidders for Township Road Work in Ohio 1980
Nee thereby given that bids will be received by Huntington Township Trustees Lorala County Ohio until June 23 1980 at 3 30 pm for asphalt emulsion CRS-2 No 87 limestone and No 67 limestone apply chip and seal to roads Clark Baker Stewart City roads as directed by trustees quantities approx 3000 gal CRS-2 150 ton No 87 6000 gal CRS-2 207 ton No 67 5809 gal CRS-2 330 ton No 67 limestone. The Board reserves right to reject any bids and to award as directed by trustees. 6 10 80 Huntington Township Trustees.
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Honington
Lorala
Ohio
Clark Road
Stewart
Board of Township
Coset
Board of
Toweship Trustees
Bid Notice for Football Field Lighting Modifications
The Midview Local School District invites bids for materials and labor to install football field lighting modifications. Bids due July 3 1980 at 12 noon at the Board of Education office 1077 Elm Street Graf ton Ohio. Plans and specs available from Clark Post Architects and Midview district office. Bid bond and equal employment compliance required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elena Pnoracrns
Board of Education
Midmex
Elm Street
Grafton
Obio
Ube Speerfeca
Midview
Public Auction to Settle Estate at Medina Address
Public auction at 113 S Vine St Medina Ohio on June 12 1980 at noon to settle the estate of Pars Bonne Newfield. Items include household furniture antiques a range refrigerator TV dining set rocking chairs lamps and misc. sale notes age condition and broad assortment of dishes and tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pars
Bonne Newfield
S. Vine St
Medina
Ohio
Westinghouse
Feastermaker
SaxSopet Hometville
Betty Zeiber
Beat
Oak Hall Cap and Gown acquires Ward Division in New London
Roanoke based Oak Hall Cap and Gown Co Inc purchases the Ward Division of Mac Millan Ward Ostwald Inc. and continues operations in New London. Oak Hall leaders Rosenberg and Stevens visit the New London office as the acquisition makes Oak Hall the second largest firm in the field in the United States. The Ward Co employs about 160 people and is the area’s largest employer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Ward Division
C.E. Ward Co
MacMillan Ward—Ostwald, Inc
Oak Hall Cap and Gown Co., Inc
Roanoke
Malcolm M. Rosenberg
Winston Stevens
Oak Hall
Ward
United States
The
Ward Co
Bently and Simon
EC Student Tops In Spanish Spelling Bee
Elyria Catholic High School sophomore Mike Smicklas won the Spanish spelling bee at the first annual Cleveland State Northeast Ohio Language Fair held May 10. EC participants included Sue Hewitt Ellen Borowy Mandie Kaminiski Sue Kaviak John Mihalik and Edward Kundia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Catholic High School
Mike Smicklas
Cheryl Bendik
Sue Hewitt
Ellen Borowy
Mandie Kaminiski
Sue Kaviak
John Mihalik
Edward Kundia
West elected Lorain County Bar president in 80s outlook
Elyria attorney Roy A. West, 47, was chosen president of the Lorain County Bar Association at its annual meeting. He succeeds Luca R. Boyson. the group also elected Benjamin Barrett vice president and Paul Timko secretary treasurer with Frank Ashbaugh Allen Spike Dale Barnhard and Boyson as governors. West pledged public relations focus and cautioned on disciplinary proceedings while noting possible bureaucratic control. The association also honored John Howard for Ohio State Bar leadership as Suzanne Farkas and James Blaszak spoke on court rules video use in trials and land contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Roy A. West
Lorain
Harold
West
John Howard
Ohio State Bar Association
Suzanne Farkas
Floyd D. Harris
James Blaszak
Lake Ridge Academy Holds 11th Graduation Ceremony
North Ridgeville honors its eleventh class as Andrew Gilman named valedictorian and head master's award recipient. Salutatorian Alan Downie also recognized. Graduates span Elyria Lorain Oberlin Strongsville Bay Village and more, with David Marquard noted as an American Foreign Service student. National Merit results include two finalists, one semifinalist, and one commended scholar.
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North Ridgeville
Lake Ridge Academy
Andrew Gilman
Irving Gilman
Red Hill Drive
Lorain
Alan Downie
Charles &. Downie
Creston Livestock Auction Report Sellers Reach High Volume
Creston saw 333 consignors move 1 211 head on Monday at the Creston Livestock Auction. Calves and hogs dominated, with calves averaging 90 to 108 dollars and hogs across weights from 20 to 31 dollars per hundredweight. Sheep and cattle categories posted mixed results, with dairy cows and goats among smaller lots and several price ranges noted for beef cows and feeders.
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Creston
Law director ruling could restore fired Lorain workers
Law Director Edward Zaleski ruled that former Lorain Community Development staff are classified employees with job protection. He said firings tied to mayoral actions lack valid grounds and ordered possible appeals hearings, warning a flood of future claims while detailing affected roles and pending actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain — Community Development Department
William Parker
Civil Service Commissioners
Edward Zaleski
Commission
Francis Carde
Zaleski
Frank P. DeTillio
Parker
DeTillio
Ted LeSuer
Carde
Malick
Utilities Department
Lorain
CETA
Frank Mason
Community Development Department
James Dayka
Sal Yacobozzi
Dan Nashanian
Avon Council Reconsiders Sewer Appeal amid Legal Battle
Avon Ohio Attorney General appeal prompts council to revisit sewer case. Five members present could not vote on an emergency appeal. debate over tying into French Creek system continues. Other items delayed include a $30,000 land use study, a Love Insurance pact, and a recognition for George Vasileff.
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AVON
Ohio Attorney General's Office
Ohio Supreme Court
Avon Council
Thomas Smith
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Northgate
French Creek
Attorney General
Smith
Council
Neil Archambeau
Mickey Farmer
Environmental Protection Agency
Charles Busser
Lorain County Regional Planning Commission
Love Insurance Agency
Love
Nationwide Insurance
Thomas Wearsch
St. Joseph's Hospital
George Vasileff
Vasileff
Planning Commission
Amherst budget crisis deepens as red ink grows
Amherst faces ongoing legal and financial trouble as the 1980 budget remains unbalanced. Auditor Ralph Zilch reported $10,000 in red in accounts due to spending under the temporary budget, while transfers strained depleted funds. Finance Chairman John Vogan warned of looming illegalities and planned special meetings to enable transfers and passage of a balanced budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Zilch
Council
Zilch
John Vogan
Vogan
John Jaworski
Amherst
Anthony DePaola
Lorain County
Zitch
Wogan
Fairview Park Man Dies In I-71 Crash
A 26 year old Fairview Park man John S McGinty lost control on a wet I 71 two miles south of Pear Road and plunged off the road into Valley Parkway. He was found by park rangers and pronounced dead at Southwest General Hospital at 2 50 a m after an autopsy was performed with cause of death pending.
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Strongsville
Fairview Park
Valley Parkway
Rocky River Reservation
John S. McGinty
Lorain Rd
Southwest General Hospital
McGinty
Pear Road
Elyria man charged with drug trafficking
A 44 year old Elyria man James Deichler Sr of 335 Columbus Ave was charged with one count trafficking in LSD. He was arrested after a secret indictment and is held in Lorain County jail in lieu of $16,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Metropolitan Enforcement Group
Lorain
James Deichler Sr
Columbus Ave
Lorain County
Judge balks at injunction in Ohio Edison easement dispute
Lorain County Common Pleas Judge Paul Mikus refused a preliminary injunction that would have let Ohio Edison crews continue installing lines through the Motto property in Carlisle Township. The hearing was continued as attorneys prepare briefs amid claims of threats and deception linked to the easement dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Common Pleas
Paul Mikus
Ohio Edison Co
Carlisle Township
Ohio Edison
Henry and
Theresa Motto
Indian Hollow Road
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Fred
Whitman
Lerington Avenue
Elyna
Fred W Whitman
Court of Comamon Pleas
Oho
Cours
Maddie Avene
Third Street
Elgris
Distet
Exyre City Board
Eéacaten
Fier
Bud Hall Acrompany
Office
Edocation
Elyna City
Cotnet
Grireold Road
Elem
Feria City Board of Educating
Edwis
Hien City Board of Educatine
TIE Board OF Seacation
Ae Ea
Cick of
Sad
Femet Am Prks
Salecy
Faor
Brez
Grewelt Road
Fria
Fancatier Fawr
Virgina Firm Boys
Walter A. Godfrey
Roy West
Margaret Cutts
Todd Dahl
Katherine Hassler
Lynn Hyman
Christopher Nielsen
Bill ¥An Sickle
Barbara Baehr
John Meimaridis
Michael Mitchell
Eric Sutherland
Oberlin
Chevy Nelson
Laura Pettit
Columbia Station
Anne Twitchell
North Olmsted
John Hendricks
Westlake
Mamatha Gowda
Robert Walk
Sears
110Th St
Mentor
Tyler Bivd
Cleve
Miles Ave
Akron
Home Ave
Griswold Rd
Ashtabula
Creston Livestock Report
Beth Boyd
C-T
James Malick
Ciiris Ball
Anthony Conti
Avon Concerned Citizens Group
Parkway
Mikus
Bnefs
Motto
Howard Saddler
Edison
Daniel Cook
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