Bicycle group funds uniforms for school band at Homerville
The Worden Motorcycle Club of Akron presented a $1,000 check to the Black River Band Boosters at Worden's Sportsmen's Park near Homerville. Club members, mostly professionals, aim to counter stereotypes about riders while supporting community activities.
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Homerville
Black River
Worden Motorcycle Club
Akron
Aul Borowski
Akron Attor
Worden
Sportsmen's Park
American Motorcycle Association
Black River Band
Duane Worden
George Lance
Ray Truby
Borowski
Lance
Motorcross Comes to Homerville as Community Embraces New Sport
Worden and the Akron Skydivers staged a show at Apple Creek State Hospital and planned a race on the 56 acre Homerville site after seeking a zoning variance. The club pledged 1000 dollars toward a community project with any shortfall covered from its treasury. Residents attended Sunday to watch a hybrid track race and discover a new backyard sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apple Creek State Hospital
Akron Skydivers
Worden
Homerville
Ten Attend Charter Meeting in Oberlin Church
A small gathering at Mount Zion Baptist Church included ten people, two Charter Review Committee members, and a reporter. They discussed potential charter changes toward a ward system, with plans for a public meeting at 7 30 tonight in the Community Center. Committee Chair Ray Campbell urged citizens to study the charter and suggest improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith Adams
Grover L. Severs
Ray Campbell
Columbia Township to hear final zoning amendments changes
Trustees gave final public hearings on three proposed amendments to revise commercial zoning and create a recreation district in Columbia Township. A further change would empower the zoning board to grant conditional certificates for service stations auto repair and other facilities.
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Columbia
Columbia Township
Zoning Board of Appeals
Hubbard Wilcox
Regional Planning Commission
North Station Road
Datebook items list for Firelands High and local groups
Open house at Firelands Senior High PTA at 8 p.m. Milan LeRoy Chapter 82 CES hosts 8 p.m. at Masonic Temple. WSCS Circle 5 8 p.m. Rotary Chel 12 10 p.m. CES 8 p.m. VFW Auxiliary 8 p.m. Post Home Ormeron Omega Chapter Beta Sigma Phi 8 p.m. Westwood School hosts public fashion show by Sigs.
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Firelands Senior High
PTA
LeRoy
Ces
Masonic Temple
WSCS
VFW
Beta Sigma Phi
Westwood School
Amherst Council Considers Joining Regional Planning Commission
Amherst city council faced criticism from service director Thomas Clark for not allowing the city to join the Lorain County Regional Planning Commission. Clark urged public action after 10 months in committee, while council members weighed past four years of RCA activity and potential state funding channels Amherst may miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Thomas Clark
Lorain County Regional Planning Commission
Clark
Regional Planning Commission
David Taylor
Joseph Husar
Duane Parke
Council
PTA Open House Highlights October Columbia Meeting
The Columbia PTA hosts an 8 pm open house at Copopa Elementary. Principal George Hall introduces teachers from kindergarten to grade four, followed by classroom discussions on curriculum. Cafeteria refreshments will be served. Bronson Elementary also schedules an Oct 20 open house.
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Columbia
Copopa
Parent-Teacher Association
George Hall
Bronson
Navigation computer on ship bridge boosts定位 accuracy
A shipboard computer on the bridge can receive satellite signals and calculate the vessel’s position to within about 300 feet, improving navigation accuracy beyond traditional sextant methods.
Amship to Launch Thai Escort Ship Tapi For Royal Thai Navy
The Amship Division of American Ship Building Co builds the 275 foot 9 inch coastal patrol Tapi at Toledo and launches it Saturday. The $5.5 million vessel displaces 1125 tons, crews 150, and can cruise at 20 knots with two 50 cal mounts a 40 mm twin mount hedgehog depth charges and anti-submarine torpedoes. Thai ambassador Sunthorn Hongladarom and Adm Charoon Chalermitaraha will attend the 11:30 a.m. ceremony alongside U.S. dignitaries and Amship officials.
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Amship
U.S. Naval District
Sunthorn Hongladarom
U.S
Adm
Charoon Chalermitaraha
Royal Thai Navy
Three hired as home instructors in North Olmsted
North Olmsted school board last night appointed three home instructors at six dollars an hour and hired thirteen substitute teachers at twenty two dollars per day. Named as home instructors for the year are Mrs Ellen Burghardt Mrs Joyce Amos and Mrs Kath Ostrica.
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North Olmsted
Ellen Burghardt
Joyce Amos
Kath Ostrica
Marriage-age couples listed in Lorain County directory notice
A long list of men and women with ages and addresses from Amherst Lorain North Ridgeville Grafton and surrounding areas. Entries include professions such as carpenter secretary sales clerk draftsman and others. The notice appears to catalog residents connected to various households and occupations.
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John A. Volak
So- San Dr
Amherst
Carpenter
Margaret E. DeNicola
Lakeview Ave
Lorain
John B. Jones
Sylvania
Ohio
Sales
Elaine N. Born
Henrietta Township
Teller
Delbert G. Bivins
State St
Vermilion
Laborer
Deborah R. Sexton
N. Avon Belden Road
Grafton
Joseph J. Sandor
Creekside Lane
North Ridgeville
Salesman
Kathryn L. Henderson
E. Sixth St
Jiamie D. Cain
Barton Road
Shielien M. Easterly
May St
Lonnie M. Hamrick
Hawthorne St
Ellen
Foley
Melody Lane
David M. Holowecky
Stoney Ridge Road
Avon
Marcia L. Morgan
W. 41St St
John J. Ferguson Jr
Washington Ave
P L. Haywood
Stanford Ave
Charles B. Nagy
Pyle Road
Helen Homer
E. 42Nd St
Richard E. Simpson
Cleveland
Betty J. Franklin
Myers Ave. Thomas
Padley
Kathy Jo Sha
Harley
Julia A. Mutchmore
E. Erie Ave
William P. Mercer Jr
Erie St
Atls T. Wilkins
Lear Nagle Road
Amherst council approves private storm sewer easement ordinance
The Amherst council voted 4-1 to adopt an ordinance authorizing a 12 inch storm sewer line on private property on Candy Lane despite a dispute with the mayor over city responsibility. Council president DePaola cited an existing easement and flooding from city streets.
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Amherst
Marvin Davis
Leroy Twyier
Candy Lane
Davas
Council
Anthony DePaola
Davis
Nordson Corp
Oberlin Professor Named Fellowship Region Chairman
Oberlin College physicist Dr David L Anderson has been named Michigan-Ohio regional chairman of the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation. He will manage nominations and preside over Region VIII selection. The foundation will award 250 U.S. and 50 Canadian first year graduate fellowships for college teaching careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N.J
Oberlin College
Michigan-Ohio
Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation
H. Ronald Rouse
David L. Anderson
Rouse
Foundation
Anderson
Harvard University
Amherst hires three policemen and promotes fire staff
Amherst adds three patrolmen Kenneth W Cunningham Roger L Barr and John C Chrulski to the police force as Safety Director Ben Futch notes a full staff. Futch also announces promotions Ron Smart from firefighter to lieutenant Roy Hass from lieutenant to captain and Lee Leuszer from captain to assistant chief.
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Amherst
Ben Futch
Kenneth W Cunningham
Roger L. Barr
John C. Chrulski
Futch
Theaire
Ron Smart
Roy Hass
Lee Leuszer
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New London
North Eaton
Rebekah Circle
Robert Burdick
North Avon Beklen Road
Wellington
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Royal Thailand Navy
Th American Ship Building Co
Toledo
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Etanca
Richard Gelduldig
Steve Gaiusha
RED Cross
Bostom Tars
Sorping
MALER
Barefoot Freedom
Ostrov
Louis Armstrong
New York City
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