Ohio Geology Slide Contest Opens to Ohio Residents
Concerned Citizens of Eaton Township host a 7 p.m. meeting at Town Hall School and Penfield Recreation Board holds a 5 p.m. fish fry at Society Hall. The 1982 Ohio Geology Slide Contest runs through May 31 with entries limited to one or two 35mm color slides depicting Ohio geology. Winning slides displayed at the Ohio State Fair with an August 14 award ceremony. ODNR Division of Geological Survey administers entry blanks.
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Ohio
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Division of Geological Survey
ODNR
Fountain Square
Building B
Columbus
North Olmsted Bonds Sell Favorably At 12.3 Percent
North Olmsted approves sale of about 3.5 million dollars in 20 year bonds to McDonald and Co as low bidder. The effective rate comes to 12.3 percent after a premium payment of 21,856 dollars. Bond issues include recreation facilities 3,165,000 dollars and assorted city department bonds.
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North Olmsted
McDonald & Co
Boyle
Division of Fire Department
Department of Safety Equipment
Department of Public Service Equipment
Department of Public Service
Youth orchestras concert set in Lorain County College hall
The Northern Ohio Youth Orchestras present its third series concert at 3 30 pm May 16 in the Stocker Center, Lorain County Community College. Michael Luxner will conduct the Philharmonia with Megan Laycock as soloist in Dvorak's violin concerto. Tickets 250 adults 150 seniors 100 students.
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Northern Ohio
Stocker Center
Lorain County Community College
Karan Cutler
Michael Luxner
Oberlin College Conservatory
Philharmonia
Harriett Forrest
Oberlin
Tro
Antonin
Dvorak
Megan Laycock
Oberlin High School
Mus
Mendelssohn
the Philharmonia
George F. Handel
Royal Fireworks
Bach
The
Symphonetta
Bay High School third quarter honor roll list
Bay Village announces honor roll for the third nine weeks at Bay High School. Seniors include Todd Austin through Joan Trexler. juniors list many names such as John Baeren, Kelly Buttle, Nancy Comparin, and Patrick Gerity. sophomores include Michael Cole, Christopher Cololan, Christine Costanzo among others. freshmen feature Eddie Abdalla, Anna Allman, Joseph Dowling, Stephanie Holliday, Susan Kennedy, Greg Killius, Dennis Manoloff, Coleen McFarland.
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Bay Village
Bay High
John Baerensstecher
Kelly Buttle
Nancy Comparin
Sharon Davis
Lynn Deter
Karen Evans
Patrick Gerity
Melanie Gumushdjian
Margaret Hoenes
Roger Johnson
Michelle Kay
Richard Killius
David Lafyatis
Jacquelin Lakatos
Amy Lauderback
Kenneth Lee
Laura Lee
Richard Manoloff
Paul Millardt
Michael Muhlada
Kristin Nelsen
Julia Poffenberger
Heidi Wiese
Michael ‘Cole
Christopher Cololan
Christine Costanzo
Kristin Ehlers
Sally Harrington
Mark Huhndorff
Mark Jamison
Elizabeth Johnson
Mary Kennedy
John Leman
Peter
Bruce Nerges
James Popp
Mark Pulera
Daniel Snyder
Terri Stokes
Steven Stoyko
Sandra Thinschmidt
Eddie Abdalla
Anna Allman
Joseph Dowling
Stephanie Holliday
Susan Kennedy
Greg Killius
Dennis Manoloff
Coleen McFarland
Jeffrey
Regan Rickson
Ann Wagoner
Patrick Wassmer
Avon merchants observe Appreciate Ohio's Past during May
French Creek district antique and boutique shops will host displays on Ohio and French Creek history as part of Historic Preservation month. Sponsored by the French Creek Association, the ninth Festival of Flowers opens Saturday at noon with a midway and community booths. The 10K race follows Sunday at 10:30 a.m.
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French Creek District
Ohio
French Creek
French Creek Association
Cuyahoga GOP chief backs Taft for governor
Cuyahoga County GOP chair Robert E. Hughes endorsed Seth Taft for governor and James Duerk for lieutenant governor in the June 8 primary. The county party earlier joint-endorsed four GOP gubernatorial candidates Taft, Clarence J. Brown, Robert W. Teater, and Thomas Van Meter. Hughes praised Taft’s eight years as county commissioner and three decades of public service, and said Duerk’s work with Gov. Rhodes’ administration shows he can create and keep Ohio jobs.
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Cuyahoga County
GOP
Robert E. Hughes
Seth Taft
James Duerk
Taft
Clarence J. Brown
Robert W. Teater
Thomas van Meter
Brown
James E. Betts
Rocky River
Teater’s
Hamilton
John Held
van Meter
Paul Matia
Westlake
Hughes
County Board of Commissioners
Duerk
James Rhodes
Ohio
Mid-Continent Telephone Sees 1982 Earnings Rise
Mid-Continent Telephone finished 1981 with a 13 percent rise in operating revenues and plans further earnings growth in 1982. Chief Executive Weldon W. Case cited a strong cost control program and favorable toll trends including a 7 percent rise in toll call volume and $4.4 million in extra interstate toll revenue. The firm also has several pending state rate increase requests.
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Mid-Continent
Case
Mid- Continent
Community rallies to aid families facing medical and fire losses
Neysa Stroup Black River reports area residents opened their hearts and pocket books to two families in need. The Workinger family of West Salem received 2065 for medical bills while Debbie Workinger’s rare spinal condition required care at Akron Children's Hospital. The Cox family, who lost their home to a fire in Spencer, received 661 in donations from Farmers Savings Bank via Rev Deane Bush and community efforts. Local churches organized a smorgasbord to fund the Workinger relief and residents provided clothing, furniture, and household items. The period also features honors for Kelly McAleese in the Ohioana Creative Writing Contest, retirement reception for Wilbur Weir, and ongoing career days at Sullivan Elementary School. Public meetings ahead for Black River and Spencer boards.
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Black River
Ronald Workinger
West Salem
Debbie
Homerville
Akron Children’s Hospital
Spencer
Deane Bush
McKinley Cox
United Methodist
Thomas Lee
Farmers Savings Bank
Cox
Bush
Clearview Board Opposes Finance Bill Cuts
Naso reports Ohio House Bill 530 trims school financing by 5.2 percent, not the promised 1642 percent, leaving deficits. He calls the move a political coup and says the smaller cut won’t eliminate shortfalls. The board appropriated 706000 for short term loans to fund operations.
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Lorain
Columbus
Ron Naso
Clearview Board of Education
Naso
Clearview
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Penfield
Society Hall
Edward Boyle
Amherst
Diane Berry
Jhmny Lal
Jerry Aven Lake
Kelly O'Leary
May Village — Krams
Daniel Meleon
Warres Tuck
Kelly Korth
Heather McNanger
Elizabeth Dawace
Jennie Copelia
Bay High School
Todd Austinin
Liza Chang
David Cooley
Nancy Finch
Carol Gantos
Diane Gorgas
Susan Holliday
Sylvia Ikerschner
Joy Maurer
Howard Popp
Stacy Ischmidt
Lisa Shoup
Douglas Smith
Joan Trexler
Carla Andheano
Linda Britton
Fm Britton
al Brogan
Peter Brown
Wnt
Dean Huchtas
Marion Carney
Matthew Charles
Phil Cook
Craig
Dra Moench
Sarah Tan
Kevin Rooney
Gregory Shat
Brad Cor
Tyne Rue Bon Sas Aenice
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Scottee
Jennifer Bloomfield
David
Michelle Code
Ann ‘Trask
Thomas Wahl
Terrence Walsh
Wendy Williams
David Wolf
Pasi Zallar
Diane S Vonduhn
Peur Wichman, Tuc - Joba Wirtz
Wahlker Wilder
Michael Abad
Senevento
Linda Bolin
Feoaster Burns
Marc Crayton
Anse Davis
Barbara Dodge
James Edwards
Robert Franca
Josn Hathaway
Lori James
Macmillan
Josn Maloney
Sante Mollhede
Michael Mudler
Janet Purdy
Christo
Peer Lawrence Ramsayer
Kroman
Adam Sak
Virginia Smith
David Stoyko
See Strimey
Holly Swaf”Ford
Kimberly Trask
Zeager
Avon
Tri-Tones
Re Dancing
Anteen
American Legion
Chronicle-Telegram
Bes
Atal Corp
Dept. C
Cleveland
C-T
Cuyahoga
Pratt & Lambert
Eiric
Cleve
Elyria
Lorna Bide
Eder
Neysa
Stroup
Kelly McAleese
Ohio Department of Education
Kelly
State Board of Education
Kuck
James McAleese
Bursley Road
Huntington Township
Wilbur Weir
Medina County Joint Vocational School
Charles Hawley
Weir
Sullivan Elementary
Medina County
Chrislip
Black River Board of Education
Spencer Board of Public Affairs
Claudia Mejak
AA jAbeoholics Anonymous
Emerson
Kool
Stewart
Joel Rose
Wews-Tv5 Morning Exchange
Chris Babapulle
Driscoll Music Co
Midway Male
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