Woodard fails in bid to ban smoking in council chambers
North Ridgeville council declines Woodard bid to ban smoking during all sessions with a 4 2 vote. Lysaght and Sullinger discussed the motion. Arnold absent due to illness. Other actions include allocating recreation fees to the parks fund and approving sewage projects plan engineering.
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Woodard
North Ridgeville
Glen R. Woodard
Council
John M. Arnold
Ratlarge
Lysaght
H. Stuart
Mills Road
Denise Drive
Stuart
Gerald R. Morris
D-3
Highland Acres
Sullinger
Frontier Park repairs delayed until Memorial Day opening
North Ridgeville officials say vandalism damage at Frontier Park from the April weekend will not be repaired until just before the May 30 opening. Shelter and restroom damage is estimated at 400 dollars. a 25 dollar reward is offered for information leading to arrests.
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North Ridgeville
Frontier Park
Safety Service
Paul W. Ormsby
Charles Bolognia
Marcellus B. Dieder
Ich
Ormsby
Firemen answer 88 calls in April in North Ridgeville
North Ridgeville reports 88 fire department calls in April the highest monthly total in history. Twenty calls were for the emergency ambulance service begun Jan 1 and 18 patients were transported to Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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North Ridgeville
Paul W. Ormsby
Ormsby
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Cooper Promoted to VP of Operations at Stanadyne Western Division
Robert E. Cooper Jr. is named vice president of operations for Stanadyne Western Division at 377 Woodland Ave. He succeeds as assistant general manager and will oversee manufacturing marketing research and development finance and personnel. Cooper reports to Paul Mongerson and shares leadership with John Gorney of the Western Cold Drawn Steel plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Cooper Jr
Stanadyne
Woodland Ave
Paul Mongerson
Mongerson
Cooper
Western Cold Drawn Steel
John Gorney
Gorney
Elyria
Scantlin Electronics Co
Ingraham Watch Co
Montgomery Ward Co
University of California
Air Force
Bay Village
North Ridgeville reports 27 April auto crashes
The city’s police department records 27 auto accidents in April raising the year total to 129 with seven injuries. Ninety traffic violators were referred to Elyria Municipal Court in April and all were found guilty. A new parent teacher group for special education will work with Edward M Stewart, with Wilber Wilson elected chair. A May 17 meeting is planned. three students are enrolled at all levels, and about 15 parents have volunteered so far.
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North Ridgeville
Elyria Municipal Court
Edward M Stewart
Wilber Wilson
Adams St
Firemen distribute emergency phone stickers citywide
Emergency telephone number stickers were distributed throughout the city by fire men and members of the Hot Stove Baseball League last week. Extra stickers are available at the fire station for residents who did not receive one or need a second sticker for a second phone.
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North Ridgeville
Hot Stove Baseball League
PTA Rummage Sale At High School This Saturday
The high school PTA hosts a rummage sale Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 30 p.m. in the school cafeteria with leftovers offered the following Saturday at 9250 Avon Belden Rd. Proceeds fund the annual awards program expenses.
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North Ridgeville
Parent- Teachers Association
Avon- Belden Rd
PTA
Lysaght resigns from city parks and recreation board
City Council President Bernard P. Lysaght resigned from the 10 member parks and recreation board on the recommendation of City Solicitor John Gallagher. Marcellus B. Diederich will appoint a replacement. Lysaght had asked about serving on both council and the board and Gallagher ruled the board would function with nine members until a mayoral action.
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North Ridgeville
Bernard P. Lysaghe
Parks and Recreation Board
John Gallagher
Marcellus B. Diederich
Lysaght
Gallagher
Per
Elyria OKs higher Ohio Edison rates in city ordinance
Ohio Edison gains council approval to set a higher rate schedule for Elyria residents effective immediately. The average household using 373 kilowatts per month will pay about 76 cents more, raising the typical bill from 10.25 to 11.01 dollars. Negotiations involved nine Ohio cities including Elyria and Lorain, with final increases smaller than initial requests and fuel and tax adjustments allowed to pass through.
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Ohio Edison Co
Ohio Edison
Ohio Cities
Elyria
Lorain
Six motorists fined in Elyria for drink driving charges
Six area motorists appeared in Elyria Municipal Court before Acting Judge J W Dilgren on Friday for drink driving charges. The group included Maxine M Kuna Thomas W Cantlin William H Roberts Robert J Hungerford Charles F Moore and James P Legg with fines from 20 to 250 and jail or license suspension terms.
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Elyria
J.W. Dilgren
Maxine M. Kuna
Center
Avon
Thomas W. Cantlin
Brookpark
Cantlin
Ohio State Highway Patrol
William H. Roberts
Cleveland
Roberts
Robert J. Hungerford
Grafton Rd
Charles F. Moore
Dayton Ave
Lorain
Moore
James P. Legg
Infirmary Rd
Declarer Finds Unobvious Path To Nine Tricks In Bridge
A bridge problem from a 1971 King Features Syndicate column shows South holding six ready-made tricks two spades two hearts two clubs. By forcing East on diamonds and then abandoning that suit after a theft trick, declarer gains nine tricks. The key is early planning and avoiding focus on a single suit. Tomorrow: Guesswork.
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Declarer
West
South
East
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Local marriages and occupations listed for area residents
The notice lists multiple couples and their ages addresses and occupations including David A Spooner 20 U S Army and Retta Reynolds 19 at 10225 Jaquay Rd Columbia Township James Hunter 36 and Barbara Jo Rogers 22 of Lorain and 670 Bell Ave among others with spouses names ages and home addresses.
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David A. Spooner
Jaquay
Columbia Township
U.S. Army
Retta
Florida Ave
Lorain
James Hunter
W. 14Th St
Barbara Jo Rogers
Bell Ave
Ronald L. Lines
W. 21St St
Lois A. Collins
Ricky L. Page
Edgehill Dr
Kathleen M. Carlin
Harvard Ave
James Roberts
Telegraph Rd
Juanita A. Jones
Clark St
Donald R. Handyside
Washington Ave
Elizabeth D. Snyder
Fairwood Blvd
Council approves Ruth Potter appointment to Sheffield council
Council overrides an effort by Rosemary Schwarz and Lenin Pando to adjourn for a private discussion and approves former council member Ruth Potter to fill the unexpired term of James Garber. Potter, 4921 Detroit Rd resident, previously served 1949 to 1969.
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Sheffield
Ruth Potter
Rosemary Schwarz
Lenin Pando
Schwarz
Sheffield OKs wrestling permit motion
Sheffield council approves a May 11 wrestling event in Breezewood with a 3 percent village share of gross receipts. Mayor Kale to issue permit. Larry May to act as commissioner until ordinance passes. tickets sold and funds distributed with police oversight.
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Sheffield Council
Oks
Sheffield
Lewis T. Kale
Breezewood
Larry May
Lorain Boxing Commission
Kalo
May
Council
Gas and electric rate hikes seen for Sheffield residents
Sheffield village will see increases in gas and electricity after Aug 16 with Ohio Edison confirming electric base rate changes. A typical 500 kWh user would pay about 14.84 dollars monthly under new electric rates and 15.06 dollars with heating fuel, while gas would rise about 70 cents monthly per average user. The first readings of ordinances occurred at last night’s council meeting amid road improvement measures and enforcement concerns.
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Sheffield
Sheffield Village
Columbia Fuel Gas Co
Ohio Edison Co
Malcolm E. Cash
Ohio Edison
Cash
Harris Road
State Highway Department
Oster Road
Detroit Road
William Bodnar
Lewis T. Kale
Lenn Pando
Two KHS Students of Honor Named by Keystone NHS
Stone High School announces two sophomores from Lagrange named April Key to the Month by Keystone National Honor Society. The students join peers honored for academic service and character.
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Keystone
Lagrange
Khsstone High School
Kiwanis Meeting Place Changes In Columbia
Kiwanis Club of Columbia Station schedules a board meeting and elections for Thursday at 6 30 PM in the Columbia High School cafeteria, relocating from Copopa Elementary School. Debby Quillan and Peter Neffenger are identified as local students with school activities noted at Parsons Road and 43555 Butternut Ridge Rd.
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Columbia
Kiwanis Club
Columbia Station
Copopa
Columbia High School
Debby Quillan
James Quillan
Parsons Road
Pep Club
Future Teachers of America
Peter Neffenger
C.H. Neffenger
Butternut Ridge Rd
Keystone
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Dard
Bernard P. Lysaght
Richard Sullinger
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Parks and Recreation Fund
George
Marquis
Charles
Special Education
Patricia Isaak
Alliance
Mansfield
Marion
Massillon
Sandusky
Springfield
Warren
North East
North
Nancy Schwarzwalder
Doris Burrell
Norman Urig
Mrs. Schwarz
Pando
Bodnar
Pan
Mrs Potter
Robert Corts
Utes
Corts
Howard Landon
World Wide Sports
Ohio
Landon
Michael Hanke
Edwin Brown
Rt. 301
Pande
Margaret Wyvill
Club Carousel
Kiwanis
Ks Beauty
The
Advertising Council
State and
Forest Services
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