North Ridgeville notes list events across city
The North Ridgeville Parks and Recreation Department hosts senior citizens day in City Hall council chambers from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. with lunch provided by Welcome Wagon Club at noon for a 5 cent donation. A club drive continues through Thursday at Northridge Plaza. Cub Scout Pack 100 fundraisers run Saturday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Jaycox Road school lot. Community signs for plays are reportedly vandalized. Belly dancing classes start next Tuesday at middle school gym for eight weeks about $20. Republican Club meets next Tuesday at EST Bank building. Steak and/or Bake fundraiser October 2 at Tom’s Country Place in Avon costs $16. Winter programs signups begin mid-October. Door-to-door voter registration drive ongoing in Ward residents. Meet-the-teachers night set for Thursday at Lear North Elementary. Kiwanis to discuss Rangers football tonight. Historical society organizing meeting set for October 6 at City Hall.
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North Ridgeville
PTA
Board of
Parks and Recreation Department
William Harnish
City Hall
Council Okays Leasing of Two Garbage Trucks
The city approved a lease purchase plan for two 18 cubic yard garbage trucks from Road Machinery Sales, Inc. at $986 per month each, using about $6,000 from contingency funds this year. The 48 month leases may shorten to 36 24 or 12 months to save interest, with sale options to private haulers if Sanitation is eliminated.
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Sanitation Department
Road Machinery Sales, Inc. of
Cleveland
Sanitation
Midview Accepts Penn Central Tax Offer
Midview Board of Education agreed to accept Penn Central’s offer to cover 44 percent of taxes due as a settlement for all county districts involved. Lorain County officials, including Treasurer Keys, consider cash, bonds, or notes for the total due of 1. VLA. hearing set today by the County Subcommittee. Penn Central’s affairs are in federal court in Philadelphia.
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Midview Board of Education
Penn-Central
Keys
Julian A. Pijor
Joseph Grunia
Lorain County
Kessad Penn-Central
Philadelpina
Mud and Rain Trap Ridgeville Family Home Water Cutoff
In North Ridgeville a construction project and heavy rain turned a planned street into a sea of mud. The Kern family lost water, had two cars stuck, and faced a halted heating oil delivery, prompting calls to city officials and the contractor for relief as crews struggle to complete paving.
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Ridgeville
North Ridgeville
Samuel Coleridge
Donald Kern
Albert Street
Michael Zunich
North Ridge Investments
Mrs. Kern
Drake Street
Mrs Kern
Eastview Avenue
Krueger
Zurich
Kerns
Zunch
Kern
C-T
Leon Rubin
State seeks recovery of funds in Medina County
The State Auditor seeks to recover about 1.3 million dollars paid by Medina County for membership dues of the county sanitary engineer and several employees to multiple professional organizations over the past five years. The audit covers July 7, 1968, to last April 15 and finds dues paid for engineers groups without elected official status or written requests. County officials named include John C Oberholtzer and Charles Clark, with former commissioners Kenneth Jirdoe and Donald Simmons, plus sanitary engineer Kenneth W Holtz. Dues ranged from 3 to 178 dollars, drawn from nonrevenue and construction funds of the Flossy River sewer district, mainly between 1972 and 1973.
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Columbus
Medina County
Sanitary Engineer
John C. Oberholtzer
Charles Clark
Kenneth Jirdoe
Donald Simmons
Kenneth W. Holtz
National Society of Professional Engineers
Fiocky River
HEW pamphlet on flu victim care available
The Department of Health Education and Welfare offers a pamphlet explaining flu contraction, outbreaks, and protective measures. It notes fever cough sore throat and aches as symptoms, vaccines as preventive, bed rest fluids and aspirin for comfort, and antibiotics only for secondary infections. The pamphlet costs 25 cents and can be requested from the Consumer Information Center Pueblo Colorado.
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HEW
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Fin
Consumer Information Center
Pueblo
Colo
Council OKs traffic signal move and sync plan
North Ridgeville council authorized Mayor Charles H. Stuart to bid moving a traffic light from Race Road to Ridge Plaza and to install synchronized controls along Center Ridge Road from Root to Avon Belden. Project not to exceed 15000 dollars, with other actions approving 122500 for Jaycox and West Point street repairs, 2.85 to build spectator fences at Sugar Ridge baseball complex, and routing an ordinance to ban gun discharges to the Safety Committee.
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North Ridgeville
Center Ridge Road
Charles H. Stuart
Race Road
Ridge Plaza
Root Road
Avon Belden Road
Jaycox
West Point
Sugar Ridge Road
Safety Committee
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Northridge Plaza
Mary Jane Vatty
Wallace Blvd
Liberty School
Jaycox Road
Old Town Hall
Karen Skinner
Charley
Republican Club
Tuedsay
EST Bank
Republican City Committee
Tom’s Country Place
Avon
Hopald Kasgb
Circle
Lear North
Jim Uszynski
Rangers
Kiwanis
Historical Society
Council Oks
Council
Bergman
Safety Service
Finance Committee
Arnold Tollett
Jack Byman
Midview
Loram County
J Grant Keys
PennCentral
Nathanial Reed
Secretary of the Interior
By Leon Rubin
Zunich
Medina
By Paul Schroeder
Borean
Ohio
Consumer Information
Northern Savings and Loan Company Middle
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