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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1978

Page

11

North Ridgeville Names Bauer Temporary Safety Service Director

Ronald Bauer, a police detective for 10 years, becomes interim safety service director per Mayor Richard Carte after a Civil Service Commission leave. He replaces John DeCarte, also on leave for personal reasons. The city will close Bagley Road May 31 to June 6 for a bridge repair over the Ohio Turnpike.

Ronald Bauer Richard Carte Bauer Civil Service Commission John DeCarte Carte Bagley Road

Livestock sale at Creston tops despite broad market ranges

Creston auctions saw 1,142 head sold from 391 consigners with strong demand across calves and hogs. Top calf prices reached 88 dollars for two choice heavy calves, while hogs traded 50 cents higher with top hog at 50.70. Steers and heifers showed gains with choice steer tops at 59.50 and heifers to 56, lambs 68-74, and cattle prices spanning wide bands across weight classes.

Creston

North Ridgeville school days cut by two after weather

North Ridgeville board cancelled two final school days due to weather and state law. Last day moved from June 9 to June 7 after making up days earlier. Calamity days used, with 182 teaching days now, two over contract. Legislators credited Jan days though schools were closed, drawing criticism from Assistant Superintendent Harris. A parent complained of a spanking incident at Liberty School. superintendent said discipline was not out of line. Board also paid legal fees, allocated census costs, renewed a center contract, appointed a parks board rep, and approved a pregnancy leave and resignation.

North Ridgeville Board of Education Leslie Harris Harris Lorain County Supplementary Education Center Beitler Judy Asp Parks and Recreation Board Susan Goldsberry David Zovack

Fourth Grader Wins All City Spelling Bee Title

Kerry Breitenbach, a Wilcox Elementary fourth grader in North Ridgeville, topped the all city contest for fourth through sixth graders last week. Though young, she is a voracious reader and often studies with family testing her on dictionary words. Other winners across schools include John Chigas, Sandy Keener, Kevin Schoolcraft, Lisa Sulda, David Davis, Patrick Lewis, Jill Bingham, Pam Matty, Scott Sigsworth, and Lisa Anderson.

David Davis Mills Creek Sr North Ridgeville Kerry Breitenbach Wilcox Elementary Kerry Joseph Breitenbach Boulder Dr Lear North John Chigas Sandy Keener Fields- Sweet Kevin Schoolcraft Lisa Sulda Wilcox Patrick Lewis Liberty Jill Bingham Pam Matty Scott Sigsworth Stacey Slupe Lisa Anderson Learn North Liberty Elementary

Carje seeks sidewalks on Center Ridge Road in North Ridgeville

North Ridgeville Mayor Richard Carje asks city council to approve three miles of sidewalks on both sides of Center Ridge Road between Barton and Maddock roads. He cites recent serious injuries to two children, Laura Lucas and Robert Minnich, and says landowners would pay via assessments while police crack down on speeders.

North Ridgeville Center Ridge Road Richard Carje Carje City Council Barton Maddock Roads Carte Laura Lucas Deborah Dr North Ridge Plaza Robert Minnich Center Ridge Rd Elyria Memorial Hospital Center Ridge

Keystone Honor Roll Students Honored at Awards Banquet

Keystone High School held an awards banquet honoring honor roll students across four grade periods. Fourth-year awards went to seniors Perry Heisler George Lauer Cindy Shaw Wanda Stalnaker Michelle Summers and Anita Van Heuvin. Third-year awards included seniors Fred Buswell Clay Dill Jennifer Eglin Jean Howard Keith Jordan and Wendy Perkins and juniors Margaret Bur rer Jim Denham Alisa Grimm Steven Janosko Randy Lottman Curt Myers and Sandy Richmond. Second-year awards covered seniors Beth Campbell Lou Ann Bond Linda Hyer Michelle Kistler Terri Reinders John Seabold and Cathy White, plus juniors Brenda Buehler and Judy Rahrig and sophomores Kathy Davis Donna Forbush Eugene Gargas Jim Kistler Mary Knittel Sharon Martina Dori McLoda Carel Neffenger John Neffenger John Ochenduski Cynthia Porter Tony Rodak Marla Roth John Schartman David Tomes and William Wildenheim. First-year awards went to seniors Tammy Crittenden Jay Dill Deanna Harris Denise Monday Dawn Norton Joe Piroch Sue Pumphrey and Loony Smith, and to juniors Karla Dunlap Teresa Stanley. Sophomores included Lynette Adams William Albrecht Denise Borman Nancy Rahrig Roger Sudnick Sandy Warner Donald Youngbird and Robert Zapotosky. Freshmen recipients were Marsha Chaffins Linda Collins Lisa Conrad Becky Doman Robin Duplaga Judy Eglin Tammy Gallatin Denise Gragy Charles Hyatt Libby Moore Kim Norton Lisa Ochenduski Barry Price Kevin Reed Terry Sams Sue Scarbrough James Stefancin Craig Summers and Ed Wurgler.

Lagrange Keystone High School Perry Heisler George Lauer Cindy Shaw Wanda Stalnaker Michelle Summers Anita van Heuvin Fred Buswell Clay Dill Jennifer Eglin Jean Howard Keith Jordan Wendy Perkins Margaret Burrer Jim Denham Alisa Grimm Steven Janosko Randy Lottman Curt Myers Sandy Richmond Beth Campbell Lou Ann Bond Linda Hyer Michelle Kistler Terri Reinders John Seabold Cathy White Brenda Buehler Judy Rahrig Kathy Davis Donna Forbush Eugene Gargas Jim Kistler Mary Knittel Sharon Martina Lynette Adams William Albrecht Denise Borman Nancy Rahrig Roger Sudnick Sandy Warner Donald Youngbird Robert Zapotosky Marsha Chaffins Linda Collins Lisa Conrad Becky Doman Robin Duplaga Judy Eglin Tammy Gallatin Denise Gragy Charles Hyatt Libby Moore Kim Norton Lisa Ochenduski Barry Price Kevin Reed Terry Sams Sue Scarbrough James Stefancin Craig Summers Ed Wurgler

Lorain men charged after fight at BEM Grill

Harlan M. Felton and John H. Jackson Jr. pleaded guilty to aggravated menacing, a misdemeanor reduced from aggravated assault, in Lorain before Judge Adrian F. Beileski. A civil suit by Richard Wade Jr. seeks 59401 for injuries from the same incident.

BEM Grill Lexington 14Th St Lorain Harlan M. Felton John H. Jackson Jr E. 23Rd St. Lorain Common Pleas Adrian F. Beileski Probation Department

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