Ridgeville High grads show 48 percent pursuing further schooling
A Ridgeville High School study of the 1963 graduating class and ninth graders from 1959 finds 48 percent of June grads continue in higher education, 34.5 percent enroll in college, 13.5 percent in trade schools, and 45 percent marry or face other outcomes.
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Ridgeville
North Ridgeville
Ridgeville High School
Armed Forces
Creeding College
Ronald Jacobs
Jacobs
Democrats announce 1963 platform for North Ridgeville
North Ridgeville outlines a 1963 party platform pledging waterline extension, industrial attraction, and long range planning. It calls for parks, recreation, road and drainage improvements, gas line extensions, and a city development plan funded by federal grants. Sweda Peters Pszenitzki Winterfield and others are listed as platform participants.
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North Ridgeville
Democratic Party
Paul G
Sweda
Sys
Industrial Democratic Party of North
Peter Pszenitzki
Willam Winterfield
Picnic area zone amendments rejected by Columbia Township trustees
Three proposed amendments to Columbia Zoning Resolutions seeking commercial picnic grounds were voted down. Amendments 35 36 and 57 would rezone or define picnic grounds with conditional permits. trustees opposed regular classifications and conditional permits. A special commercial classification for picnic grounds may be sent to the Zoning Commission with public hearings required, planning to attend the Oct 29 meeting at Town Hall.
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Columbia
Columbia Township
Clyde Truan
Marks
Board of Appeals
Columbia Zoning Commission
Zoning Commission
Regional Planning Commission
Columbia Town Hall
Blinkers Sought at 82 252 Intersection in Columbia
Trustees in Columbia Township discuss adding blinker signals at the 82 and 252 intersection amid fire danger and septic and civil defense concerns. County health and soil conditions, tank permits, and rubbish pickup plans were also reviewed with a meeting set for November 4 at 7 p.m. at the Columbia Town Hall.
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Columbia
Squire
Lorain County
Loronteentioncumbia
Cesc. Ee
Robert Kline
Health Department
Columb
Carroll Township
Jones
Kline
Ray Berger
Imost
Jumbia Civil Defense
Frederick Dr
Nor Defense Organization
North Ridgeville bans hunting amid drought concerns
North Ridgeville city council approved an emergency ordinance banning hunting for the season citing drought hazards. A $50 fine applies for violations, and the measure grants the mayor authority to lift the ban when the emergency ends. The move includes enforcement by auxiliary police once lifted.
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North Ridgeville
L. L. Laufman
Harold Lovell
William Yonkoff
Albert Prebis
Gilbert Branscum
Frank Whalien
Ed Mitchell
William
Altar Society plans card party and zoning hearing set
Altar Society sponsors a card party for charity at a corner property on iRoot Rd and Rt 10 owned by Jobn Worcester while council weighs commercial zoning across from a school and schedules a Dec 2 public hearing to require city inspector approval for sewage and site plans. The Ohio Turnpike interchange No 9 traffic data from 1962 is reported, and Trick or Treat night is announced with street closures and new utilities.
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iRoot Rd
Rt. 10
Jobn Worcester
Lorimmar
Ohio Turnpike
Ohiio Turnpike Commission
Bainbridge Rd
Wilcox School
Rt. 76
Root !Rd
Lear- Nagel - Alias
Loufman
David Gaede
Elyria Telephone Co
Cleveland
Pszenitski
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Premium Pocahontas
Barnes Coal & Supply CO
Wuulig Uy
Frederick Drive
Trustee Bay
County Healths
Marion Fisher
Warren Meek
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Columbia Town Game Club
Elyria
Maddock Rd
Teodent
Avon
T. E
Finegan
Harold Sweet
Avon re-Gardner
Peter Pszenitski
Mills Rd
Coun
William Gardner Stid‘dents
West Port
Alvin Homes
Don Blurphy
Noad
Certian
Uum
North Peene
Olmsted
Toa
Ridgeview
Frank
Jesi- Bober
Dents
William Valerius
Joe Keller
Avon Street
Sugar Ridge Rd
Handyside
Steve Matellan
Altar Society
Republican Headquarters
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