New Year Chaos Ends With Family Homebound
Peg McMurray and Dubyak recount a chaotic New Year eve with freezing car door, a sprained thumb, hospital wrap, three crabby children, and a ruined guitar string fiasco. The family stayed home to celebrate the old year and planned quiet festivities for the new year with children preferring to be excluded from plans.
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Jeremiah
Bernard Becomes Girard Municipal Court Judge on New Year's Day
Atty Anthony M Bernard of Liberty Township takes over as Girard Municipal Court judge after a New Year ceremony at Mahoning Country Club attended by over 200. Retiring Judge Joseph Luarde sues, a court ruling voids part of the case, while Bernard’s campaign tactics face scrutiny and an appeals court ruling. Bernard won by over 7000 votes, carrying Hubbard, Hubbard Township, Girard, Liberty and Vienna Township.
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Anthony M. Bernard
Liberty Township
Girard Municipal Court
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Mahoning Country Club
Joseph Luarde
Aioe Saskpatst En Becot
Lee
11Th District Court of Appeals
MacDonald
Girard City
Thomas E. Carney
Common Pleas
Lynn Griffith Jr
Hubbard
Liberty
Vienna Township
Trustee Kulow Saint Salerno lauded for pro police stance
Kulow has served on the board with Salerno for the past 16 years and they have been pleasant ones. He has been easy to get along with and is praised as a pro police department supporter by former Police Sgt. Fred Prassick who returned for the occasion.
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Kulow
Salerno
Fred Prassick
Police Department
Trustee’s Stance on Year-End Approval and Pay Raises
The council urged year end approval or table the decision, while approving 1962 pay raises from $3,500 to $4,500 and projected total salary to $5,512 in 1965. Salerno counsels trustees to show dedication and knowledge, and the subject plans to take it easy with no concrete future plans.
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Salerno
Snowy Day Dilemmas Delayed Driveway Damage
A homeowner recounts shoveling through ten inches of fresh snow and a missed car extraction. The saga continues with a costly tow to reach parents who annually clear their driveway. Seven shrubs two pines and a hibachi were damaged, prompting an insurance claim. The trip to grandma’s house proved expensive but no river-esque obstacles appeared.
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