North Ridgeville council rejects sewer street project plans
Council unanimously rejected the equalization board findings on Evergreen Boulevard and Ridge Plaza Drive water and paving projects, tabling three ordinances pending board reconsideration. The board had proposed limiting assessments to 9.50 per front foot, but engineers and council opposed the cap.
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North Ridgeville
Evergreen Boulevard
Ridge Plaza Drive
Lawrence McGlinchy
Neff and Associates
Elyria
Equalization Board
Frank Dindia
Anthony S. Dindia
Rt 20
McGlinchy
Council
City Law
John P. Gallagher
Ridgeville weighs levies to fund police and streets
Ridgeville city council will draft two 1 mill levy intents for November 2 ballots at a special 8 p.m. session next Monday. One levy funds operating costs and police department upgrades including two new paroles, patrol car replacements, a new police dispatcher, and a SEADS vehicle ID system. The second levy targets street improvements with Lear Nagle North Road, Jaycox Road, and Root Road paving proposed from Rt. 20 to Mills Rd and Rt. 20 to Rt. 10 respectively.
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North Ridgeville
Lear Nagle
Jaycox Road
Rt. 20
Mills Road
Root Road
Outdoor Education Program eyed for 5th graders in S Amherst
SOUTH AMHERST The board of education authorized elementary Principal Lawrence Fallon to investigate an Outdoor Education Program for fifth grade students. The plan follows a Midview District example with two years of prior activity at Camp Iss-See-Kies and nature study by experts.
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S. Amherst
South Amherst
Board of Education
Lawrence Fallon
Lynn Rader
Bert Eye
Midview
Rader
Camp Iss-See-Kies
Industrial Arts
Stan Ingersoll
Recreation Board
Wayne Smith
William Fields
Columbus
Wellington Patrolman Halsey Rucker Jr Promoted
Patrolman Halsey Rucker Jr., 27, was promoted from Class D probationary to Class C patrolman by the village council on the chief’s recommendation. His monthly pay rose from 515 to 540 dollars. Rucker, a former Green Beret, lives with wife Veronica and two sons on Pitts Road. The safety committee announced a radar unit now in use, rented at 58 dollars monthly for two months before a purchase decision.
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Wellington
Halsey Rucker Jr
Village Council
Rudy Neumann
Rucker
Green Berets
United States Army
Veronica
Pitts Road
Suit Filed for Fifteen Thousand Dollars in Local Accident
Kathryn Fortney of Cleveland filed in Lorain County Common Pleas Court yesterday for $15,000 for injuries from an Oct 26 1969 traffic collision at Rt 254 and 57. Kenneth H. Smith, a minor, and his mother Dorothy Smith of 240 Schadden Rd were named defendants.
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Kathryn Fortney
Cleveland
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Kenneth H. Smith
Dorothy
Schadden Rd
Kenneth Smith
Halloween event starts Welcome Wagon club year
The North Ridgeville Welcome Wagon Club opens its 1971-72 program year with a Halloween meeting. Upcoming events include a Christmas foods demonstration by Columbia Gas Co, a “Human Trees” gift exchange in December, and money-saving program by Ohio State University in January. Tom Peters leads February on “Search,” with March addressing drug issues and an Elyria police officer. April features crewel embroidery, May hears Jim Daubel on vacation planning. club officers are listed.
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North Ridgeville
Columbia Gas Co
Tom Peters
Elyria
Crewel Embroi
Four candidates to address PTA candidate night at high school
Four candidates for the school board Philip Halagan Hill Langsdale and Taylor will speak at the High School PTA meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. in the high school cafeteria. October is membership month and all high school parents are urged to support the PTA. All voters including 18 year olds registered at North Ridgeville High School may attend.
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North Ridgeville
Parent-Teachers Association
PTA
Lakewood man to head county health center
Frederick C. Richards of Lakewood will become the first administrator for Lorain County Community Health Center Inc on November 1. He will plan free medical services for the poor, oversee funding efforts, and relocate with his wife and three children.
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Lakewood Man
Lakewood
Lorain County
Yelling, pets, allergies and smoking in family life
Readers seek guidance on expressing emotion to children without harm, managing a allergic reactions to pets and emotional stress, and a warning about smoking. The columnist cautions against simple cures and urges professional allergist input for pet and lifestyle decisions.
Columbia rejects plan to build recorded road
At a trustee meeting in Columbia a proposal to construct 700 feet of a 40 foot right of way on the Westview Park subdivision road was rejected. Trustees said the road cannot meet county standards and would block services like fire and snow removal. the sewer line and Baker Creek cross the map. Contractor Robert Kline suggested private road status remains possible.
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Columbia
Westview Park
Baker Creek
Kline
Parents urged to teach safety in child guidance booklet
Dr Steinerohn warns that it is the parents responsibility to teach safety to their young in his booklet How To Save Your Child From Himself. For a copy write him in care of The Chronicle Telegram Elyria Ohio enclosing 25 cents and a stamped self addressed envelope.
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Steinerohn
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Ohio
Rummage Sale Set By St Peter's Altar Rosary Society
St Peter's Altar Rosary Society hosts a rummage sale at St Peter's Church Hall 35777 Center Ridge Rd in North Ridgeville. Sale hours are Friday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. to noon. For donation pickups, contact Mrs John Vessalo 37500 Sugar Ridge Rd.
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North Ridgeville
St Peter's Altar Rosary Society
St. Peter's Church Hall
Center Ridge Rd
John Vessalo
Sugar Ridge Road
Wellington Eyes Findley Water for Reservoirs
Wellington plans to pipe water from Findley Lake to its two old reservoirs as winter nears. The village, facing low supplies, will seek permission from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources to secure a winter flow. Mayor Young urges funding for pipes and related equipment to fill the reservoirs now.
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Wellington
Findley Lake
Charlemont Creek
Rohr
Findley
Robert L. Young
Young
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Village to Buy Radio Storm Alert System
Wellington council approved purchasing a 24 hour storm warning radio unit that will receive signals from Cleveland Hopkins Airport. The unit to be housed at the police station will inform emergency services and residents once a alert method is chosen. Cost estimated at 125 to 170 dollars.
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Wellington
Cleveland Hopkins
Council
Ohio Civil Defense Department
Cleveland
Trick or Treat Night Set for October Twenty Ninth
Wellington residents may expect spooks and goblins on October 29 6 to 8 pm as Trick or Treat night per the mayoral proclamation. Those choosing not to participate may keep their homes dark. A high school football game on October 28 precedes the holiday and students receive a day off October 29 for a teachers professional day.
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Wellington
Robert L. Young
Young
Creston Livestock Report Shows Strong Markets Across Classes
In Creston, 320 consignors sold 1 099 head with strong calf demand above 47 dollars and up to 57 for select white face calves. Hog prices rose 50 cents with No 1 hogs over 21 dollars and a top of 21 90 for 29 head. cows and bulls also sold solidly. Feeder cattle and Holstein steers topped at 35 and 31 70 respectively, while good cows reached 24 80 and sows ranged 15 to 17 30.
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Creston
Yorkshire
Elyria Man Fined $250 for Driving Under Influence
Andrew P. Comley of Elyria pleaded guilty in Elyria Municipal Court to driving under the influence of alcohol and was fined 250 plus costs. He received five days in Lorain County Jail, a six month license suspension, and also pleaded guilty to speeding with a 25 fine and costs. Arrested by the Ohio Highway Patrol.
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Elyria
Andrew P. Comley
Lake Ave
Frank Miilcox Comley
Lorain Coun
Wilcox
Comley
Ohio Highway Patrol
Ashland and Allegheny Students Earn Academic Honors
Ashland College senior Kathy Poe is a Homecoming queen candidate in an all campus election. Harrison and Piraino, Alden scholars at Allegheny College, were honored for 3.2+ averages during 1970 71 with 246 students attending a special dinner and convocation. Kenneth Frankel, Wharton senior at University of Pennsylvania, made the Dean's List with a 3.0 GPA.
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Kathy Poe
James W. Poe
Stafford
Ashland College
James Miller Harrison
James B. Harrison
Windward Dr
Michael Stephen Piraino
Thomas A Piraino
Glenhurst
Oberlin
Allegheny College
Meadville
Alden
Stu
Dents
Jim
Elyria High School
Mike
Oberlin High School
Kenneth P. Frankel
Herman Frankel
Berkeley
Wharton School of Finance and Commerce
University of Pennsyyvania
Philadelphia
Frankel
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