North Ridgeville community notices and events
Kiwanis tour at Cleveland Hopkins Airport tonight departs 5:90 p.m. from Chicken Manor. LIBERTY PTA meets Thursday at 7:38 p.m. A North Ridgeville police officer speaks on drug abuse. Olde Towne Players meet at 8 p.m. Thursday in Olde Towne Hall theater with Robert McKnight speaking. Restoration fundraiser Nov. 13 features Sweet Adelines and Cascade Chordsmen. tickets $3 adults $1 for juniors seniors. contact Marge Klomstad. FRE Community Care meets 9:30 a.m. Monday at Congregational Church. babysitting provided. Bloodmobile at VFW Hall 6–9 p.m. Monday for North Ridgeville Blood Bank. Middle School PTA bake sale Election Day in gym lobby. jackets on sale at cafeteria. North Ridgeville Historical Society meets 7:30 p.m. Thursday. slides shown. refreshments served. Corn Festival committee meeting moved to Dec. 6. Open forum with Democratic mayoral and city council candidates 5:30–7:30 p.m. Monday at Chicken Manor. call 327-1123 with questions. Ride to polls offered by Carje campaign and Resources of North Ridgeville. 327-1471. Clarification on safety director appointment in mayoral race.
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Sweet Adelines
Cascade Chordsmen
Adelines
Lorain County
Chordsmen
Marge Klomstad
Debbie
Middle School
PTA
Chicken Manor
Center Ridge Rd
Creston livestock market reports strong hogs and calves
Creston consignors sold 1147 head with calves mostly steady and top calves at 72 dollars. Hogs showed strength with top hogs around 41.90, sows and heavy hogs firm, cows near steady, Holstein tops to 28.25, Charolais heifers 40.25, feeders steady with top steer 39.50. Also notes a Midview band bulb sale and a Meet the Midview School Board Candidates event.
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Creston
Dr Lendon Smith at St Peter's lectures on diet and hyperactivity
Dr Lendon Smith, famed as the baby doctor, spoke at St Peter's Parish Social Hall on a night of entertainment and education about how junk foods and rapid blood sugar changes may influence hyperactivity in children and even adults. He urged protein at bedtime to curb bedwetting and warned that low blood sugar can trigger headaches, tantrums, and night terrors, linking diet to neural and psychosomatic issues.
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St. Peter’s Parish
Dr. Smith
Smith
Medina equivalency tests scheduled for November dates
High school equivalency tests are set for November 7 and November 19 at Medina County Vocational Center Room 129. The five tests cover English usage math reading social studies literature and science and take 1 to 2 hours. A passing score yields a state issued certificate. A $5 processing fee and notarized application must be sent to the state department of education, and a letter of authorization must be brought to the center before testing. For more information contact the Adult and Continuing Education office at the vocational school.
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Medina
Medina County Vocational Center
State Department of Education
Armed Services
Office of Adult & Continuing Education
Ridgeville School Menu Week Headlines
Ridgeville students eat daily meals from Monday to Friday with a variety of choices. Monday offers BBC beef sandwich with pickles and sides. Tuesday features chili with crackers and cole slaw. Wednesday serves meat loaf with mashed potatoes and green beans. Thursday includes sausage pizza with buttered peas. Friday has no school in observance of Veterans Day.
Ideal diet talk by Dr. Lendon Smith at North Ridgeville
Dr. Lendon Smith urged a themed eating plan at a packed North Ridgeville hall. He proposed a big platter of fresh vegetables such as carrots parsley cabbage peppers peas spinach and similar items followed by lentil soup in small plates and a dessert of sliced apple and white cheese. The diet emphasizes careful portions and regular protein rich snacking with snacks every two hours.
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Lendon Smith
North Ridgeville
Diet prescription from Dr Smith shocks crowd at talk
Dr Smith urges a drastic plan eliminating sugars and white flour while banning ice cream, cereals, and many additives. He advocates nibbling food, vitamin experimentation, and including vegetables, fruits, cheese, poultry, meat, eggs, fish, and juices, noting milk allergy in some kids and linking child well being to behavior.
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Dr. Smith
Happy Helpers visit Hollly Terrace to cheer grandmas
North Ridgeville fifth graders in Lear North 4 H group the Happy Helpers visit Holly Terrace Nursing Home every Tuesday after school. They sing play games read and share candy shells bookmarks and riddles while developing friendships with residents including a 99 year old and support from teacher Tacy Griffel and administrator Ruth Jackson.
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North Ridgeville
Lear North
Happy Helpers
Holly Terrace
Center Ridge Road
Dawn Pike
Ron Pike
Pleasant St
Tacy Griffel
Miss Griffel
Sibs
Ruth Jackson
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Vi Kirby
Creston Livestock
Spencer
Instru- River Junior High
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Midview
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Midview Board of Education
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Midview Education Association
By Dee
Country Craft Store
Madele Davis
St. Peter's School
Susie
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North Ridgeville Women’s League
Lou Polish
al Krueger
Russ Morris
North Ridgeville Middle School
Elizabeth Wilcox
C-T
Gene Krebs
Ridgeville School Menu
McDonalds
Baskin-Robbins
Tabitha White
Pedra White
Rick Pojman
Gregory Pojman
Main Ave
Tabitha
Dawn
Bonita Bentley
James Bentley
Jeff Lafferty
Floyd Lafferty
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Lorain County Health Department
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