Black River school enrollment study unveiled by Mary Willard
Bowling Green State University student Mary Willard and former Black River resident conducted a district enrollment study using state guidelines and fuel and permit data. Willard projects a 37 pupil rise by 1985, far below Medina County planning 207, citing gasoline costs and permits as drivers of a shrinking growth trend. The analysis aids board plans for elementary renovations and additions.
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Black River
Bowling Green State University
Mary Willard
Isabel Clouser
Board of Education
Bidding responses to Three Notrump with four hands
Analysis of four hands after partner opens Three Notrump. Six hearts should be a shot but risk. Pass is best with likely no slam. Six notrump suggests slam prospects with combined 33 plus HCP. Four notrump raise signals slam potential, not Blackwood, and partner may pass unless holding maximum values.
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Blackwood
Es Syndicate
Ac Oads
Rome
Elyria Catholic choir earns superior rating at state contest
Elyria Catholic High School Chorale, led by Sister Mary Myron, received a superior rating at the Ohio Music Education Association solo and ensemble contest at Brecksville High School on February 24. Soprano Renee Baumbick and baritone Robert Gomez earned superior vocal ratings, with Suzanne Thompson earning excellent. Matt Bittner earned superior on alto sax, while Lisa Pritchard, Sue Koviak, Ricky Dakters, and Matt Bittner earned excellent ratings on various instruments.
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Elyria
Ert Gomez
Suzanne Thompson
Matt Bittner
Lisa Pritchard
Sue Koviak
Ricky Dakters
Downtown Explosion of Pride honors hostages in Lorain
A March 16 ceremony at Lorain City Hall will honor 50 Americas held hostage at the American Embassy in Iran. The event, titled Downtown Explosion of Pride, is led by the Lorain Merchants Association, Lorain Journal, and Ohio Fireworks Inc. A flag raising then a book with local signatures will be sent to President Carter, followed by a Lake Erie fireworks display at Sewage Plant Pier.
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Lake Erie
Lorain
Iran
Carter
City Hall
Cedar Point ends merger talks with firms official says
Cedar Point Inc said its merger discussions have ended and no substantive talks are ongoing. The stock fell to 28.25 as operations reviewed MCA's tender offer, with Cedar Point directors previously opposing MCA's bid and noting potential discussions with others. MCA owns about 306,000 Cedar Point shares.
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Cedar Point
Sandusky
UPI
Cedar Point Inc
William Nelson
MCA Inc
Hollywood
MCA
Lorain County Community College Announces Weekend Courses
Lorain County Community College releases a spring quarter weekend course schedule with twenty eight offerings on Friday nights and Saturday mornings. Courses cover accounting business administration data processing technology developmental education English and engineering topics. Registration runs through March 26 in the college admissions office.
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Lorain County Community College
Berry leaves $6 million to colleges and hospitals
Loren M. Berry founder of Yellow Pages, died at 91 in Dayton. His will leaves $1 million in stock to the University of Dayton law school and $1 million to Rio Grande College. Other bequests include Columbus Harding Hospital $500,000, Ohio Wesleyan $250,000, Denison $250,000, Mayo Clinic $1 million, Dartmouth $1 million, Duke $750,000, and University of Miami $250,000.
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Dayton, Ohio
UPT
Ohio
Loren M. Berry
Yellow Pages Advertising
Berry
Dayton
L.M. Berry & Co
University of Dayton Law School
Rio Grande College
Harding Psychiatric Hospital
Columbus
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Denison University
Granville
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Darthmouth College
Hanover
N.H
Duke University
Durham
N.C
University of Miami
Florida
Divorces Granted in Lorain County Area Yet Unclear
A list of divorces granted shows multiple pairs with current and correct addresses across Lorain, Avon Lake, Oberlin, Grafton, Vermilion, and Columbia Station. Names include Leonard Dellefield, Lucille. Michael Mozynski, Lori. James Nichols, Sharon. Jay Miller, Anita. David Millie, Terri. James Williams, Katie. Narcy Gomez, Nelson. David Pullins, Chevyl. Wanda Fry, Gary. Dawn Snyder, Gerald. Wanda Mitchell, Doner. Polly Case, Roger Case. James Swope, Monica Swope. Susan Grieder, Dan. Nancy Dickey, Charles. Gwen Tuck, Archie. Cheryl Gregory, Robert. Carol Ann Ross, Richard. Janice As, Wesley Ask. Lynne Lynch, Michael. Paula Stidham, Larry. Joyce Decker, Floyd. Carol Curtis, Ronald. Jeanne Van Buren, Richard. Patricia Kerley, Holid Kerley. Jacqueline Peery, Wallace. Judith Bawolak, Torrance. Sharon Scott, Jackie Scott. Eula Fox, Willie Fox. Kaye Jackson, Lewis. Angela Higginbotham, Dale. Robert Young, Cinda Sue.
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Jay Miller
E. 37Th Street
Lorain
Anita Miller
52Nd Street
Meridian
Miss
David Millie
Fairfield
Avon Lake
Terri Millie
Grant Street
Clyde
James Williams
W 23Rd Street
Katie Williams
W. 20Th Street
Narcy Gomez
E. 30Th Street
Nelson Gomez
David Pullins
Werie Avenue
Chevyl Pullins
Wanda Fry
Georgetown
Gary Fry
Daggett Road
Napoleon
Dawn Snyder
Hidden Tree Lane
Amherst
Gerald Snyder
Wanda Mitchell
Tacoma Avenue
Doner Mitchell
Polly Case
Amherst Mobile Home Park
Roger Lee Case
James Swope
Packard Drive
Monica Swope
Lowerburrell
Susan Grieder
Waterfall Drive
Grafton
Dan Grieder
Nancy Dickey
44Th Street
Charles Dickey
Gwen Tuck
North Park St
Oberlin
Archie Tuck
Cheryl Gregory
Charleston Ave
Robert W. Gregory
Center Ave
Romney
W.va
Michael Lynch
Redwood Blvd
Paula Stidham
Riverview Lane
Larry Stidham
Cromwell Dr
Joyce Decker
Emerald Dr
Floyd Decker
N. Purdue Ave
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Carol Curtis
S. Shore Court
Vermilion
Ronald Curtis
E. Liberty Apt
Jeanne M. van Buren
Ferndale
Richard van Buren
Patricia Kerley
Folley Rd
Columbia Station
Holid Kerley
Jacqueline Peery
Colfax
Wallace Peery
Wellington approves 1980 budget totaling 3.85 million
Wellington Village Council adopts 1980 appropriations totaling 3,849,570 with the electric department consuming 2,401,700 and the water department forecast at 278,700. Major income remains municipal income tax at 184,000. property taxes 78,000. tangibles 17,500. intangibles 22,450. state income tax 30,000. fines from Oberlin Court about 20,000.
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Wellington
Lyle Clark
Oberlin Municipal Court
Water Department
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Medina
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Cleveland Art Museum
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Dave Zapotosky
Sidge
B. Jay Becker
Elyria Catholic Choir
LCCC
London Fog
Great Northern Mall
Leonard H. Dellefield
Vassar
Lucille Dellefield
Apt
Michael Mozynski
Connecticut Street
Lori Mozynski
James J. Nichols
Field Stone Circle
North Ridgeville
Sharon Nichols
Carol Ann Ross
Lexington Ave
Richard Ross
Janice As
Avon Beldon Rd
Wesley Ask
Burnsville
Lynne Lynch
Electric Blvd
Judith Bawolak
Chennault Dr
Torrance
Bawolak
Roanoke
Texas
Sharon Scott
Indian Hollow Road
Jackie €. Scott
Eula M. Fox
Bates Court
Willie Fox
Kaye J. Jackson
Moore Rd
Village On the Green
Apt. 2
Lewis Jackson
Detroit Rd
Avon
Angela Higginbotham
Broadway
Dale Higginbotham
Norfolk Ave
Robert W. Young
E. Lorain St
Cinda Sue Young
Oks
Dremel
X-Acro
Hobby-Craft
Cleveland ST. Planty
Sliria
Jamous Reece
Tamous Reewe
Cleveland ST
Olive
Sandusky & Vermilion
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