Leavitt Road fire station bid readvertised after delay
Leavitt and Meister Roads project to add a Fire Station Seven structure was delayed by the Lorain city council which approved re advertising after original bids exceeded the 47000 estimate. Bids topped the budget even with alternates, prompting a ceiling raise to 52012 and a March 26 bid opening.
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Leavitt and
Meister Rds
Aa City Council
Council
Elmer Hume, Inc
Amherst
General Contract
Krebs Calkins
Elyria
Shukait
Alfred
G. Nickley
Jeresmo Keron
Joseph P. Smith
Joseph P. Smith (D-6
Woodrow W. Mathna
Albert Bozsokis
Antone Ushelyi
Smith
Lorain schools seek $903000 general fund increase
Lorain boards approve a $903,027 general fund raise for the 1965 year, adding $404,978 for personnel and $255,000 from a tax levy revision. The total general fund reaches $6,391,792 with a revised 22.27 mill tax rate. The district plans watchman patrols for buildings, a building fund of $1,524,387, and active funds of $3,073,346 to support programs and facilities.
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Mike
Lorain
Vincent
Ihinsy Parent - Teacher Association
The Hummers Topic At Firelands Garden Club
Mrs F R Howe will give an illustrated talk on The Hummers for the Firelands Garden Club at Birmingham Methodist Church. A recording will accompany the talk. A March display Snow Comes Again features frosted branches and birds by Mr and Mrs Carl Robart and Mrs Grant Parker. A 6 30 p m potluck supper precedes the meeting.
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Birmingham
F. R. Howe
Firelands
Birmingham Methodist Church
Carl Robart
Grant Parker
H and R Auto Parts Sponsors Local Training School
H and R Auto Parts Co. at 116 East Bridge Street in Elyria sponsors a training school for mechanics focusing on ignition and carburetor systems. In its second week, attendance remains excellent per manager Herbert Wilson, with support from General Motors training personnel and materials.
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School For Mechanics
Elyria
H & R Auto ‘Parts Co
East Bridge St
Herbert Wilson
General Motors
Midwinter Band Concert at Avon High
Avon High drew more than 200 attendees to the annual midwinter concert in the auditorium. Director Rolland Miller led a 67 member concert band performing marching, popular, and folk selections. Woodwind Choir played Greensleeves. Woodwind Quintet featured Jeanne Thomases and others performing Morning Mood by Grieg. Percussion Quintet included Tim Koba and colleagues. 1964-65 band officers listed along with Band Club officers and student stage managers.
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Avon
Rolland Miller
Greensleeves
Jeanne Thomas
Rita Norton
Amy Holowecky
Sharon Pincome
June Murphy
Edward Grieg
Tim Koba
Garry Becker
Ron Mitchell
Susan Schatschneider
Patricia Holliday
James Eastman
Charles Gerbick
Sandra Shelton
Karen Mharmych
George McClaran
William Donberg
John Holliday
Harry Peterson
James Branstetter
Michael Valan
Avon Lake Democrats Plan White Donkey Sale Meeting
The Avon Lake Democratic Women's Club will meet March 16 at 8 p.m. at the Saddle Inn. A White Donkey sale will be held. Members are urged to attend and bring articles for the sale. Women interested in attending are invited.
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Avon,Lake
Democratic Women’s Club
Saddle Inn
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