EHOVE Teacher Association Gains Negotiating Recognition
The EHOVE Board of Education recognized the EHOVE Teacher's Association as the negotiating agency for non supervisory teachers, noting 32 of 35 eligible staff have joined. The meeting also covered 1969 appropriations, construction objections, federal funding, staff hires, and plans for a summer program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Ehove Teacher’s Association
Ehove Board of Education
Robert Miller
Miller
John Wonnell
Ted Kuns
Richard Ross
Lovell Hileman
Teacher’s Association
Willard Area Hospital Trustees Elected At First Meeting
Five trustees were chosen at Willard Area Hospital Corp in its first annual meeting at Willard High School. The board includes four returning members and one new appointee to three year terms, with expansion plans potentially reaching two million dollars funded by local pledges and a federal grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt. J. Creighton Ghrist
Ghrist
Vernie Schultz
Christ
EHOVE
Willard
Willard Area Hospital Corp
Willard High School
Board of Trustees
Robert Boock
Shiloh
Walter Frederick
Willard Municipal Hospital
Max Arndt
EHOVE Dedication Planned For Fall
EHOVE plans a fall dedication at the Joint Vocational School with a mid September date under consideration. Supt J Creighton Christ will check with Gov James Rhodes office for attendance. Board President John Wonnell names Audrey Mackiewicz James Ryder and Virgil Seibert to plan the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehove Avery
J. Creighton Christ
James Rhodes
John Wonnell
Audrey Mackiewicz
James Ryder
Virgil Seibe
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America
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