North Ridgeville senior mini-bus survey favors service plan
North Ridgeville’s senior citizens branch reports 167 responses from 341 surveys. Of these, 66 would definitely use a mini-bus and 35 would use it occasionally while 42 would not. However 20 of the 42 would still back the mini-bus operation. Six drivers with bad eyesight would use it due to lack of alternatives. The Community Care Committee seeks funds to buy a mini-bus for medical, shopping and essential trips, planning a May 29 concert at the high school by The Singing Angels to raise money.
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North Ridgeville
Karen Skinner
Skinner
Singing Angels
Creston livestock sale reports strong price gains across cattle and hogs
Creston consigners sold 1,174 head with all calf classes $2 to $5 higher and select calves topping $80. Hogs advanced by about $3.50 with top hogs over $41. Cattle rose $1.50 to $2. choice steers to $44.30 and top Holstein steers $37.75. Cows and bulls also higher, with Holstein cows above $30 and bulls to $37.90. Feeder cattle and dairy cow lots showed robust demand amid widespread gains.
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Creston
Square Dance in Chatham Sponsored by VFW Post 6202
A square dance will be sponsored Saturday at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6202 by the Chatham Volunteer Fire Department. Bradley's Orchestra will provide music for dancing from 9 p.m. until midnight, according to a department spokesman.
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Chatham
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Chatham Volunteer Fire Department
Bradley
Lorain Hospital Board Reelects Officers And Trustees
Lorain Community Hospital announces reelection of D S Ross as president and Harold Bregman James Bardimer and Stanley Pijor to other officer roles. Amalia Juana fills vacancy after resignations amid a court contest in Elyria Municipal Court. MAS Steen honored as honorary trustee. Benjamin Norton and Clyde Jackson also reelected to three year terms.
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Lorain
David S. Ross
Lorain Community Hospital
Harold Bregman
James Bardimer
Stanley Pijor
Aileen Steen
Amalia Juana
Anther
Elyria Muniicipal
James P. Horn
Mas. Steen
Liim
Benjamin Norton
Clyde Jackson
Minister seeks help in cleanup Ridgeville sites over demolished home
Fifteen months after a fire damaged Rev. Richard Kuhn's home in North Ridgeville and left a rubble filled lot, the city accuses him of littering. A May 17 hearing in Elyria Municipal Court will decide if he must clear the site. The city cites costs and sanitary concerns, noting EPA rules prevent burning and budgets limit demolition funds.
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Welcome Wagon Club
North Ridgeville
Pat Soukup
Luanne Dr
Midway Mall
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Center Ridge Road
West Shore Health Center
Westlake
Richard Kuhn
Kuhn
Elyria
Cook Road
School board waives rights in beer license
NORTH RIDGEVILLE the school board waives its right to contest Lawson Milk Company's 3.2 beer license. The vote followed assistant superintendent Greener's remark the beer would not reach middle school students or school property. The store at 7079 Avon Belden Rd lies near the middle school. Board member Porter urged not denying the option, noting beer is sold townwide. Police and council debated the permit and Elyria hearing.
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North Ridgeville
Lawson Milk Company
Theodore Greener
Avon Belden Rd
John Porter
Ohio Department of Liquor Central
Elyria
Thomas Sigsworth
South Amherst considers wage hikes for water plant staff
South Amherst mayor Kenneth Jones formed a service committee to study wage increase requests by village trustees for water plant workers. Proposed raises include meter readers and repairmen from 2 to 3 and 2 to 4 per hour, with superintendent salary up to 3000 and clerk up to 1400 yearly.
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South Amherst
Kenneth Jones
Jones
Janice Szmania
Criminalists meet tomorrow for Midwest forensic conference
Midwestern Association of Forensic Scientists holds annual meeting in Cleveland with about 1180 scientists expected. Lorain County Community College crime lab director Alfultis says focus on drug analysis, crime scene work, toxicology and microscopy through Saturday at Lakeside Holiday Inn. Levy decision looming in June for lab funding and county undercover office.
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Midwestern Association of Forensic Scientists
Mike Aifultis
Lorain County Community College
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Alfuiis
The
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Lorain County
Affairis
Alaska
New London board considers borrowing for school levy
The New London board of education discussed borrowing against anticipated revenue from a $125,000 emergency levy set for 1978. If approved, the $78,000 needed now will be repaid from the levy receipts and bond retirement funds, with a three year collection at five mills unless valuations change. Failure could close schools by November. The board also set a Fitchville meeting, appointed a fundraising chair, issued a proclamation, offered speaking engagements, and announced levy hot line hours.
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Donald Hobson
Kyle Mills
Chamber of Commerce
Mills
New London
Board of Education
Onita McCarthy
Bob Luxon
Fitchville
Fitchville Area
Pheasant Run ruling explained in LaGrange Township
The attorney general’s opinion sent to the trustees says state pre-emption covers trailer parks, with state fees in lieu of local inspection fees. It defines a trailer as a home designed for occupancy and built on foundations, not temporary construction. Trustees review the ruling as homes are now being built and local setbacks and permits are not being charged.
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Lagrange
Pheasant Run Village
LaGrange Township
Pheasant Run
Black River teachers talks continue in district negotiations
Negotiations with non certified staff have closed and talks with the Black River Teachers Association continue. The board may ratify a contract with Ohio Association of Public School Employes next month after seeking wording changes. Executive session followed discussions on SRTA requests.
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Spencer
Ae Teachers Association
Board of Education
Ohio Association of Public School Employes
GAPSE
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