Amherst Township Trailer Park Zone Change Denied
Amherst Township trustees denied a zoning change from residential to commercial for 22 acres on the east side of North Dewey Rd, covering the Cadil lac trailer park, after petitions from nearby property owners opposed the move. The board granted a six month extension for completing additional park units, with a 20 day deadline to decide. Trustees approved other zoning actions including reclassifying Terran land near South Amherst quarries to industrial and standardizing commercial zones. they also approved an updated regulation on non conforming land and cemetery relocation bids.
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Bob Dantels
Amherst
Richard Martinck
Frank Miller m Wuen
North Dewey Rd
Cadillac
North Ridge Rd
Dewey
Miller
Martinek
Parker Miller
Bedeski
Frank Miller
Adrian Bedeski
South Amherst
North Ridge Rd.Rt. 254
Township Tods
Lorain Youth Hurts After Car Rams Pole
A Lorain youth, 19, suffered cuts and bruises when he lost control of a car on Milan Ave and rammed a utility pole 100 feet east of a New York Central underpass. Police charged William G. Deptowicz with reckless operation. he must appear in mayor's court tonight. Other weekend arrests included Robert S. Doty for speeding, Valentine P. Szymczyk for excessive noise, and Albert W. Bahl for failure to stop. all were slated for mayor's court tonight.
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Amherst
Lorain
Milan Ave
William G. Deptowicz
Oak Point
Milan Rd
New York Central
Robert S. Doty
Brenner Dr
North Main St
Valentine P. Szymczyk
Washington
AV Lorain
Cleveland Ave
Albert W. Bahl
Elyria Ave
Tenney Ave
Spring St
Gasoline Leak Blamed In Fire On City Streets
A motor scooter operated by Bob Cusick suffered a gasoline ignition after a leak. The fire started near Ohio and St Clair Streets Saturday afternoon and burned wiring on the scooter before firefighters arrived and extinguished the blaze.
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Bob Cusick
Washington Ave
Ohio
St. Clair Sts
Belden Group Plans Election of Officers
The Tasty Teens 4-H club will hold an organizational meeting at Mrs. Elwin Klinect’s residence on Wednesday at 2 p.m. The agenda includes enrollment of new members election of officers and selecting new projects. Mothers are urged to attend to assist in project selection and members should bring Stanley order forms.
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Belden
Amherst Athletic Association Elects Officers Tonight
Amherst Athletic Association meets at 7 30 in Town Hall to elect officers. George Taylor is unopposed for president Neal Welch and Al King seek vice president roles. Fred Stilenbauer and Bob Waite vie for secretary treasurer. Two directors to be chosen from Leroy Dodson Don Phillips Mitch McGarvey and Bill Wilhelm.
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Amherst
Amherst Athletic Association
Town Hall
George Taylor
Neal Welch
al King
Fred Stilenbauer
Bob Waite
Leroy Dodson
Don Phillips
Mitch McGarvey
Bill Wilhelm
Insects Too Migrate In The Spring
Dr H H Ross of the Illinois Natural History Survey told entomologists at the North Central Branch meeting that the potato and bean leafhopper winters only in southern states along the gulf and in parts of Florida Texas and California. The pest then migrates northward in spring and damages beans potatoes and alfalfa across the midwest, with up to three or four generations in northern states.
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Columbus
H. H. Ross
Illinois Natural History Survey
North Central
American Entomological Society
Gulf of Mexico
Central
South America
Florida
Gulf
Texas
California
United, States
Gulf Coast
Mid-Western
Gulf Coast States
New Herbicides Show Promise
Ohio State University entomologists report potential of DNBP and dissimazin herbicides for weed control in corn and alfalfa. Dba growth and leaf yellowing noted. researchers caution on foliage effects and bean crop impacts. The meeting aimed to coordinate research and extension on insect behavior and control.
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D. D. Bonarowth
Auto insurance bill would cover hit and run victims
State Rep. Joseph Murphy said his pending auto insurance measure in Columbus would require coverage for victims of hit and run motorists. He noted the bill would go beyond existing proposals for compulsory insurance and would be free of objections from insurers who argue such laws are costly and hard to enforce.
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Columbus
Upti
Joseph Murphy
Miami
Murphy
Achievement Day set to showcase 450 homemaker projects
About 450 women are expected at the Achievement Day program on April 8. Lo rain County home demonstration clubs, organized by the agricultural Extension Service, will display the projects completed during the year.
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Lorain County
The
Agricultural Extension Service
Advisors To Attend Northeast Ohio 4 H Conference
A dozen Lorain County 4 H advisors will join 200 Ohio 4 H leaders at the Northeast Ohio Advisors Conference in Cleveland. William Tedrick directs registration, Mrs. Marcia Peniston trains in demonstration procedures, and sessions cover parent cooperation program planning and health activities. The event includes installation of Mrs. Maurice Stevens as Home Demonstration Council president and a hat show by Ada Cook with a book review plus other lectures at the American Legion Home on Ohio Street in Elyria.
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Lorain County
Brownhelm
Margaret Sennhenn
Francis Emerick
Oberlin
Frank Manning
North Ridgeville
Albert Roth
Grafton
Floyd Moore
Wellington
Fred Eppley
Carlisle
Roy Manning
Cloyd Simonson
Alvin Gariss
Maurice Stevens
Home Demonstration Council
Ount 1
Annn
Andre Meyer
Elyria
Ada Cook
Ada C Shop
Southgate
American Legion
Ohio Street
Gulf Ray
Marcia Pee Ee Cane Neral
Ohio Forestry Camp
Tar Hol
Three County 4-Hers Awarded Scholarships
Judi Finkel 17 from Wellington Ellen Gulgin 16 of Brighton and Duigan (Duigan) 8th year 4 H clubwork receive scholarships under the Ohio Forestry Association program The trio includes active 4 H members from LaGrange Wellington and Brighton with roles on junior fair boards and school activity.
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Nation of Natural Resources
Ellen
Settingington High School
Press
WHS
Visitor From Lorain County Speaks At Farm Bureau Conference
Donna Born a Gilford Road resident and former International Farm Youth Exchange participant will discuss greetings from Greece at the Northwest Region One Day Farm Bureau Youth Conference on April 18 at Granger School. Organizers expect 25 to 40 local youth. reservations due by April 10. Jay Thompson of Biyria will be conference director. The program includes Wildlife In The Spring, square dancing, group singing and other recreation.
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Donna Born
Lorain County
Greece
International Farm
Farm Bureau
Granger
Frank Warhington
Jay Thompson
Biyria
Miss Born
Gilford Rd
Obertin
Silage Type Linked to Cow Thyroid Change
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station researchers study milk drop when cows switch from hay or corn silage to legume grass silage. They suspect a thyroid-affecting substance forms during fermentation. Experiments with heifers and earlier tests show milk output falling 10 to 22 percent after the switch.
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J. W. Hibbs
H.R. Conrad
Farm Bureau
Lorain County Farm Bureau to hold open house events
Lorain County Farm Bureau stores in Elyria and Grafton join Ohio Farm Bureau statewide open house celebrating the 25th anniversary. The bureau operates six fertilizer plants in Ohio and a bulk petroleum operation dating to 1932, marking the state organization's spring observance.
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Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative
Elyria
Grafton
Ohio Farm Bureau
The
Farm Bureau
Sidney
Colunbus
Springheld
Louisville
Kenton
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Focal Cooperative
Ohio
Herrmann Eid
Ile
Touth
Women Candidates Face Husbands Protest in Winfield
In Winfield Missouri local balance of power stirs as two women—Mrs John Dean and Mrs James—seek alderman seats amid husbands’ protests. Agronomist Bondarenko says pre crop herbicides like CYPC and Alanap3 show strong weed control in soybeans, with BNBP as a potential post-emergence option.
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Agronomiat
Bondarenk
Ofio State
Agronomist
John Dean
James
Sayer
Jalfalfa
Red Clover
Birdsfoot Tree
Bondarenko
Right Of Way Cases Settled In Ohio
The Ohio Highway Department says it settled by negotiation 809 of 1,449 inherited right of way cases. Another 367 went to court and trials were pending, while 1,176 new cases were added between January 1 and March 25.
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Columbus
UPD
Highway Department
C. William O'Neill
Youths Available As Help
NORWALK Huron County farm operators may hire a summer farmer from the city aged 14 to 21. Contact County Agent John Wells or Ruth Luekens at 15309 Edgecliffe Ave Cleveland 11. Luekens screens applicants who will spend the summer on Huron County farms. Applicants are interviewed at home with parents. four references are required. Starting wages for inexperienced first year summer farmers begin at 12 weekly plus room board and laundry.
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Norwalk
Huron County
John Wells
Ruth Luekens
Edgecliffe Ave
Cleveland
Leukens
Miss Luekens
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Park Ave
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Budienne
Ray Heinzerling
Township Re
Ed Moebius
Lorain Youth
Wayne
Kipton
Birmingham
Belden Group
Bill
Ros van Arndale
John B. Kinter
Ranch Top
East Ave
Orestry
Lorsin County
David Guigin
LaGrange
Judi Finkel
Huntington Sunshine Club
Ohio Forestry
David
Judi
Chronicle-Telegram
Allen Meyer
Jerry Kostyo
Frigs
John Papathopoula
Tal Boutcau Coopela
Frank Herrmann
Elyvia
Wse
Ohio Farm Barons
Winfield, Mo
Ohio Tractor Sales
Center Ridge
U S 20
North Ridgeville,Ohio
Elyria Implement, Inc
Oberlin Road
Schramm
Rt. 10
Durkee Rd
Riverside
RFD
Ghia
LaPorte
Jim Scheafer
Jelden
Jay Roe
John Deere
Kane
W. B. French & Sons
Wakeman
Stevick Appliance CO
Herrick St. W
LaGrange Tractor
Farm Bureau Cooperatives
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Erie and
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