Avon Lake sewer progress and complaints during council meeting
Avon Lake residents heard both praise and criticism of sewer work this month. Engineers Pettis and the S and W Construction Co. were cited for progress and good cleanup near Beachdale storm sewer. Lash criticized tar-filled road resurfacing left unfinished with complaints about delays and traffic disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Charles Pettis
Finkbeiner, Pettis and Strout
Toledo
S. and W. Construction Co
Beachdale
Michael Lash
South Point
Lash
Pettis
Picken
Nmght
Avon Lake schedules July 9 rezoning hearing
Avon Lake City Council approved a public hearing for July 9 at 7 30 p m to discuss rezoning Shields Rd area from B 1 residential and B 1 A commercial to enable more industrial use The plan aims to extend an interceptor sewer to Walker Rd and attract small to medium sized industrial plants Residents on Miller Rd near the proposed site protested and urged a prior hearing The frontage totals about 20 acres with current industrial frontage of 15 acres and additional land to boost usability Council debated voting options and road repair responsibilities while job openings for police and fire personnel were posted and the mayor appointed Thomas Kidder as a full time police employee starting June 15 The council also approved a pay raise for Howard Clary recreational director and Bates will draft the necessary legislation for the rezoning project
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Avon Lake City
John Picken
Shields Rd
James Resatar
Miller Rd
Sheilds Rd
Walker Rd
Walter Schneisson
Council
Pettis
South Point
Beck Rd
Forest Hill Drive
Vineyard
Fay Avenue
Picken
Ning Commission
Tionor
Avon Lake Municipal
Avon Lake Civil Service Commission
Thomas Kidder
Avon Lake Police Department
Howard Clary
Avon Lake Recreational
Bates
Nuclear weapons safety measure screens crews for stability
The Air Force has adopted a human reliability program to prevent rogue acts with nuclear missiles. Key rule 35-9 bans excessive job worry, requires high school completion, and considers court-martial records, negligence, or delinquency in selecting personnel for handling and maintaining nuclear weapons.
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New York
HTMNS
Howard B
Unruh
Amuck
Camden
N. J
Rhineland
Trenton
Air Force
Howard Unruh
New London Graduates Face Challenge at 81st Commencement
New London High School held its 81st commencement as four top students Catherine Jennings salutatorian Jane Donaldson Adele Hileman and Barry Miller addressed peers. Jennings urged living up to the class motto Not on Top But Climbing while Donaldson pressed responsibility for country. Miller urged embracing life and excellence. Hileman called active adult responsibility.
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New London
New London High School
Catherine Jennings
Jane Donaldson
Adele Hileman
Barry Miller
Grundman
Supt
E . Schacht
Robert Thomas
Donald Spencer
Rochester Methodist Church
Joseph Flagle
New London Christian Missionary and Alliance Church
Dean Runkle
Ivy
Sheffield Lake Junior Champ Day draws near 100 youths compete
Sheffield and Sheffield Lake hosted the first annual Junior Champ Day with nearly 100 children 17 years and younger. Winners in PeeWee and Junior divisions received top marks in sprints, jumps, throws, and baton twirling as organizers announce the event will become an annual affair.
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Sheffield Lake
Jaycees
Sheffield
Gilbert Krebs
Ehimbic
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Augustus
Margaret Pelfrey
Carolyn Pelfrey
Vickie Prea
Phyllis Pruitt
Jane Drake
Chester
al Robinson
Les Urban
Nelson Brian
Low Hurdies
Darry Thompson
Robet Widdows
Burgess
Hunt Gamuel
Ted Chester
Tom Maiden
al Robinson S
Darin Thompson
Jim
Bun Gamiiel
Terr Bursess
Ei Robinson
Jo Marie Janoskik
Frank Pawilikower
Rocer Martin
James Gratton
Robert Booth
Robert
Krebs
Thas
Frank Davod
Quinn Frankenberger
John Averweg
Book review tea moved to Thursday in Birmingham
The book review and tea originally set for Wednesday by the Methodist Willing Hands will be held Thursday from 2 to 4 p m due to the death of Mark Clary whose funeral will be Wednesday.
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Birmingham
Mark Clary
Aluminum corrosion guide for home metalwork and repair
A guide explains aluminum weathering in home structures such as windows doors and flashing. Oxidation darkens the metal but can be removed with steel wool or coated with clear lacquer wax or zinc chromate primer before painting. For small repair queries write to Mr. Cobb with a stamped self addressed envelope.
Patrolman Application Deadline Set
Joseph E Cingliano, commission chairman, reminded today that the deadline to apply for the Class B patrolman civil service exam is next Monday at 5 p.m. Applications may be picked up today or Thursday from 3 to 5 pm at the commission office in the Ely building. The exam will be June 28 at 7 p.m. in Room 103 of the Technical building at Elyria High School. One vacancy exists for Class B patrolman on the Elyria police force, with starting pay of 358 dollars a month rising to 424 dollars after six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service
Joseph E Cingliano
Commission
Ely
Elyria High School
Elyria
Vermilion Man Granted Divorce
Vermilion resident Thomas Layton of 134 Infantry Road was granted a divorce from Patsy Ruth Layton of Arkansas in Erie County Common Pleas Court on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. No children were involved in the 1953 marriage.
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Sandusky
Thomas Layton
Infantry Rd
Vermilion
Erie County ‘Common Pleas Court
Patsy
Ruth Layton
Arkansas
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G. Des Bates
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Michael Wehner
James Ae
Th McCulloush
David Cere
Bert Abbott
Virginia Holsey
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Virginia Holiey
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Susanne Mack
Wencs
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Cinds Averweg
Eric Miller
Tornisetwhier
Book Review
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Bandy Man
Aluminum
Patrolman
Elyria Concrete
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Northern Savings
L.d.hufeman
Eucene Hubbard
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Stroh’s
America
Emtan
Wyatt Earp
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