Monroeville Board Approves 1965 School Budget Increase
The Monroeville Board of Education adopted 1965 appropriations a nine percent operating cost rise with estimated expenditures of 381,385 dollars and receipts of 344,510.98 dollars leaving a 21,109.91 dollar anticipated balance. They set the 1965-66 calendar opening in September and closing June 3 and named Charles Eby and Paul Smith to survey parking lot sidewalk and tennis court improvements.
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Monroeville
Local Elks Youth Leadership Winners Named
Carol Gene Widman of St Pauls High School and Richard Wayne Landis of New London High School were chosen as local winners in the Elks youth leadership contest. Each will receive two $25 savings bonds, one from the lodge and one from the district, and they advance toward state recognition. They, plus four other finalists from Norwalk and Huron County schools, will be honored at a dinner at the Elks Lodge. Widman is the daughter of Gene and Mrs. Widman of 7 Case Avenue Norwalk. Landis is the son of Harold and Mrs. Landis of Route 1 Nova.
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Carol Gene Widman
St. Paul’s High School
Richard Wayne Landis
New London High School
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Lodge
Miss Widman
Landis
Norwalk
Huron County
The
Elks Lodge
Gene Widman
Case Avenue
Harold Landis
Route 1
Nova
Monroeville Council approves rate survey and appointees
Monroeville council approved a $2,500, four month electric rate survey to guide placement of demand meters conducted by consultant John S. Suveil. The body also seeks AG opinion on Hollister Street water line work delayed by an Industrial Commission order and set a Feb 23 meeting with township officials.
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Monroeville
John S. Suveil
Council
Bernard Freeman
Ohio
Hollister St
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Representa
Tives
Lyme
Ridgefield
Peru
Sherman
Oxford
Labeu
Jackson
Fulton
Manchester
West
Baker
Perkins
Penu Road
John Millis
Carlton Myers
Fire Department Dependent Fund Board
Jerrold Henery
William Behrens
Behrens
Warns Of Shifty Siding Sales In Huron County
Sheriff John Borgia warns residents about aluminum siding salesmen tied to a 1962 group with a Cleveland Heights based address a telephone answering service. He urges contacting a lawyer before signing any contract with distant firms and warns against harassment under Ohio law.
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John Borgia
Cleveland Heights
Huron County
Borgia
Sheriffs Department
Grange Donates to Huron County Heart Fund
New London Grange contributed to the Huron County Heart Fund at its last meeting. A card of appreciation came from Mr. and Mrs. James Williams and a thank you from Boy's Village for a recent gift. A pie social is planned at the next Pomona meeting on March 17 at Wakeman.
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New London
Huron County Heart Fund
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Northwest District Athletic Board
Mansfield
Steve R. Scott
State Department of Education
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David Whites
White Soft Water CO
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Fitchville
Milan
Clarksfield
Berlin Heights
Culligan Soft Water Service
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Wakeman
Olena
Huron
Grange
Kodiaks
Ringholz Meyers
E. Main
Fonneys
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Big Mac
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Easycare Dacron
Penneys
Chuck Roast
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