Participative advisory board formed in North Ridgeville
North Ridgeville forms a participative government advisory structure with a steering committee and five standing committees. Citizens and department heads will select nine members per committee, spanning Republican Democrat and Independent members, to define goals, prioritize programs, and report to the mayor through the steering group.
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North Ridgeville
Yast Fall
Charmin
Tee Heads
Ely
Perryman
Voice-Charman
Richard Hopkins
Hirge
Suit filed to recover 95000 payment in air conditioner loss
Lumbermans Mutual Casualty Co of Cleveland filed in Lorain County Common Pleas Court to recover 95000 of a 149202 loss from Luxhire Inc tied to air conditioner damage in 967 and 1968. Nine defendants named. three prosecuted for receiving stolen property or larceny. Accused: James L Hooper Reed Rd North Eaton. Billy Sutton Concord Ave. Wesley Blaylock Evergreen Dr North Ridgeville. Others: John Holloway Chattanooga Tenn Lloyd Gregg North Ridgeville James Thurman Lake Ave Charles W Suich Girard Allen Lay Dudley Lay Broad St. The insurer seeks to recover 95000 from the listed defendants.
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Lumbermans Mutual Casualty Co
Cleveland
Lorain County
James L Hooper
Reed
North Eaton
Billy Sutton
Concord Ave
Wesley Blaylock
Evergreen Dr
North Ridgeville
John Holloway
Chattanooga
Tenn
Lloyd Gregg
Center Ridge Rd
James Thurman
Lake Ave
Charles W Suich
Girard
Allen Lay
Dudley Lay
Broad St
Lumbermans Mutual
Creston Livestock Report Details Strong Market Across Classes
Creston consignors sold 813 head from 339 farms as calves led gains. Calves top $64 for some, Holstein heifers hit $70, and medium to light calves stay very strong with feeders $45 to $64. Cattle overall rise about $1. top steers reach $36.50, Holstein steers $33.50, heifers $34, and Holstein cows up to $25.90. Hogs steady with top $25 for a Yorkshire lot. No. 1 hogs over $24.50. Bulls peak $33.90, feeders $45 top for white face steers. hog, sow, and canner ranges noted.
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Creston
Datebook LaGrange Lions Club and community meetings
A long list of local organization meetings and events scheduled across churches town halls and public spaces. Activities include Lions Club at 7 pm, WSCS skits, United Church trustees and councils, water plant meetings, Royal Neighbors and Methodist Sunday School boards, Amherst Jaycees fire hall Avon LWV, Nurses and Band Aids gatherings, Golden Agers, St Joseph school committee, Huron Pomona Grange, VFW Auxiliary, Jolly Friendship Birthday Club, Masonic Lodge, WSCS Circle, Athletic Boosters, Grange 2401, American Legion Auxiliary and senior citizens gathering. Community calendar notes dates times and venues with some items overlapping or repeated.
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Board of Public Affairs
Royal Neighbors of America
Mike Gildren
Methodist Sunday School Board
Church Recreation Board
Nurses’ Association
Est
Golden Agers
United Church of Christ St. Joseph
Registration dates set for North Ridgeville kindergarten
North Ridgeville public schools schedule kindergarten registration at elementary schools on April 25 26 and 27 from 9 am to 2 pm. Children five by Sept 30 are eligible for kindergarten or first grade if age limits met. Early admission requests must be by letter with a legal birth certificate. A $350 fine and six month license suspension were imposed in nearby cases. Parents receive an information packet and must complete physical and immunization forms via a physician before school starts.
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North Ridgeville
Re Board of Education
North Wilcox
Fields
Girl Scouts Present Skit Tonight in North Ridgeville
Girls from all troops in the area plan and stage a city wide skit tonight. The program begins at 7 pm in the high school gym and features a single jointly produced performance by the Girl Scout Planning Board under Judy Haputa.
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North Ridgeville
Porson Key
Girl Planning Board
Judy Haputa
Off duty patrolmen to test traffic unit in Ridgeville
North Ridgeville approves a trial special traffic unit employing off duty officers for radar and traffic control. Police Sgt Richard Kreps says one to two officers per day may work, using standby cruiser to free regular patrols. Unit will be voluntary and aimed at increasing violator apprehensions.
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Cotineul
Richard M. Kreps
CNIT
Kreps
Residents can borrow ID engraving tool from police
North Ridgeville reports that vibro engravers donated by the Mills Creek Women’s Club will be available to the public through the police department. Residents may engrave identifying marks on belongings such as televisions, radios, and cameras and then file a list of serials with the department.
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North Ridgeville
Mills Creek
City Council OKs Arbitration for Employee Wages
North Ridgeville council approved a two year arbitration plan to allow city employees to negotiate wages and benefits. The ordinance creates an employees association and negotiating committees to submit recommendations by Sept 1 each even numbered year, with council action by Feb 15 of odd years. A March 29 meeting will align the Arbitration and Employees Negotiating committees under City Law Director supervision.
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North Ridgeville
Employes Association
Council
Bernard P. Lysaght
School board keeps levy off May ballot
NORTH RIDGEVILLE A 2.1 mill school operating levy must be renewed by year end 1972 to preserve the tax base, but the board voted not to place renewal on the May 2 ballot to avoid confusion with two city levies and set no date yet.
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North Ridgeville
School bus review urged to forecast district needs
Dr. Roger Beitler will start a study updating enrollment and facility plans for North Ridgeville City Schools. Board member Jeanne Shultzaberger cited crowded buses and full capacity with 19 buses in use, one spare, and two replacements purchased since 1961. Enrollment has more than doubled since 1960, reaching 4 029, tying transport planning to projections.
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North Ridgeville
Roger Beitler
Jeanne Shultzaberger
Transportation Committee
Don Swartz
Shuitzaberger
Firelands High to Hold Winter Concert Tomorrow
Henrietta Firelands High School will stage its annual winter concert tomorrow at 7 30 pm in the high school gym. The program features the band mixed chorus freshmen girls chorus and the top vocal group. The band queen and chorus queen will be crowned with admission charged to fund music purchases and supplies. Vocal music directed by Judy Baird and band by Stephen Smarsch.
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Henrietta
Firelands High School
Judy Baird
Stephen Smarsch
Local residents connect garden clubs and notices across Lorain County
A long list of names and addresses appears as readers report gardening club invitations, householder exchanges, and forwarding lines from Lorain Amherst Oberlin Grafton and Sheffield Lake. The Sheff ield Lake Garden Club invites members and guests to a March 23 meeting at the Domonkas Library. attendees are asked to bring a horticultural arrangement.
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Sheffield Lake
Sheffield Lake Garden Club
Domonkas Library
Varsity Choir to Host Lakeland Festival Friday
The Lakeland Conference Choral Festival will be held Friday at 7:30 PM in the high school gym. About 290 students from Verme, Hon, Brookside, Wellington, and North Ridgeville high schools will perform under North Ridgeville’s Crystal Mittermeyer and James Katura Wall, with Wellington’s Jon Schatt directing. The program includes Cantate Domino, To Hear a Voice, Hal, Telujah, Amen, and Never My Love among selections from multiple composers.
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North Ridgeville
Verme Hon Brookside
Wellington
North Ridgevaille High Schools
Jon Schatt
Hrahms Tf
Mer
Leyden
Kirkman
Loyesk
David Stacko
Pitent
Hairston
Hal
Handel
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Hiamrman
Thomas P. Sagsworth
George Tabor
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McVeigh's Committee
Gras
Dale Schroeder
Utilities Department
Robert Dreger
Creston Livestock Report
LaGrange
Lions Club
Grange Hall
United Methodist Church
Rachel Circle
Penfield
United Church
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Church United Church Council
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Amherst
Jaycees
Avon
League of Women Voters
Avon Lake
Clarksfield
Huron County
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Columbia
Homemakers Club
VFW
Jolly Friendship Birthday Club
Ada Miller Bake
White Elephant
Sale Masonic Lodge
New London
WSCS
Lee Rumbaugh
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Grange
American Legion Auxiliary
P.m . Legion Hall
American Legion Hall
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Eimeh
Oberlin
Elyda
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Sunet
Jag
Girl Scouts
Patricia Isaak
Oks
Firelands High
Theresa Wyman
Park St
Leo Patsy Hoyt
Center St
Grafton
Ronald Anne Valentine
Lakewood Dr
Terrence
Marilyn Watkins
12Th St
Eugene
Norrine Perkins
St. Maple St
Robert Barbara M. Szabo
Erie Aye
Lorain
John Violet Grden
New Kensington
Joseph
Clifford Rogers
Floral Ct
Karen
Ruby O. Gross
Middle Ave
Richard Sherry L. Lowery
Lousiana Ave
Gerald Betty Sue Burns
Grane Ave
Arvil
Adarise Larsasa
St . Lorain
Johnny Mars Miller
Gratter Rd
Lyle Gardenia Phillips
20Th St. Lorain
Fred Cheryl Sue Clark
Butternut Ridge Rd
Ronald Dorothy Shaw
Toledo Rd
Glenn Gardon Hirshman
Grove Ave
Emma Patricia Dengerd
Field Ave
Kenneth Margaret G. Dudukovich
10Th St
Robert
Shirley J. Hewes
Baumhart Rd
Howard
Ethel Golden
Bell Ave
Marshall
Jose Goad
Huron St
Carlos
Lucy Ramos
Brenner Dr
Salvador
Vivin Miller
Annis Rd
Agnes
Bonnie R. Axford
Cambridge Ave
Charles
Sandra Cossitt
N. Avan Belden
Frederick Dorothy M. Wilson
College St. Oberlin
Richard
Brenda Jones
River St
Kenneth
Varsity Choir
Lakeland
Rigeo
Rogers
Morris
Fried Wil
North Rodgevilles Varsity Choir
Crystal Mittermayer
James Katura
Walliams and
Nichols
Mitchell Abraham Martin
John
Heller
Mondass
Lojeski
Herman Superstar
Slaterlow
Declaration
Javee
Kerr
Sandy
Olive
Alcoholics Anonymous
Elyria
Ohio
Action
Peace Corps
VISTA
Service Corps
Washington, D.C
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