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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1963
Page
10
The North Ridgeville school board weighs a vocational training plan for Lorain County students in junior and senior high years. Trustees critique a state central bus purchasing idea, consider budget impacts, and discuss potential bus production effects in Ohio.
The Candidates Night discussed buying the Ridgeville water system from Lorain County and approving a 400000 dollar school bond issue. Also on stage were mayoral candidates and contenders for city council and the school board. Council-at-large incumbents Theodore E. Finegan and David J. Gaede participated.
St. Peter Church schedules a public fish fry in the church hall Friday from 5 to 8 pm with takeout 4 to 7 pm. Parent-Teacher Union sponsors. Bir and Mrs Kusak chair, Mr and Mrs Meiers co chair. Local candidates for ward and school board appear amid bond issue talks.
Auxiliary Police of North Ridgeville announces a public dance on November 3 from 2 PM to 1 AM at Tom's Country Place on Stoney Ridge Rd. Music by the Red Wings Band with Lisner Whitney as square dance caller. Tickets available from unit members or at the door. Bob Shafford chairs. Harold Lovell is vice chair.
A candidates night hosted by the Evens Circle of Florence Congregational Church will be held October 28 at Florence Elementary School at p.m. The Chronicle-Telegram incorrectly reported the venue as the church.
Trustees, PTA, Kiwanis, and civic groups schedule meetings in Eaton Township Grafton Henrietta Spencer North Ridgeville Florence Clearview and other areas. Events include firemen volunteers bands churches and school groups meeting at halls schools and homes through the evening hours.
The Ridgeville Republican Party opened its first headquarters at 36046 Cen in a ceremony after a Candidates Night hosted by the Civic League. Dr T. E. Finegan serves as campaign chairman, with daily hours set to maintain safety and staffing.
The Columbia Republican Women in North Ridgeville expanded to 125 members this year, sharing a party platform calling for pro growth civic improvements. The Fall Conference praised members and noted increases in involvement, with updates on street and utility projects and a new industrial development outlook.
Newcomers club hosts an October 21 event featuring a travelogue by William Wingate. The program invites residents to journey to Tahiti Hawaii and Russia through vivid slides and narration.
A meeting with Lorain County mayors and regional officials will decide how to share preliminary costs of a seven county transportation survey. The decision is due before November 14 and involves W Mathna of Lorain and Rich, with W McGinnis as director of the planning commission.
A collaborative shopping survey received approval at the Columbia-Eaton Chamber of Commerce meeting. High school volunteers will conduct it. Lorain County Commissioner James P. Horn noted a $3,000 county share for a prospectus and urged a decision by November 14.
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