Willard Board approves staff changes and hires
Superintendent M E Acocks announced 12 teacher vacancies remain as seven teachers quit and two were hired. Two part time secretaries and a bus driver were added. New hires include Ruth Griffin and Nelson Robert in high school vocations, and Dorothy Moldovan Alpha Buckingham as secretaries. Budget hearing set for July 10.
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M.E. Acocks
Willard Board of Education
Dorothy Moldovan
Holiday Lakes
Greenfield
East Side
Alpha Buckingham
New Haven
Richmond
John Mahl
Board of Education
New London Eyes Bond Vote for Elementary School
New London school board a schedule to place a bond issue on the November ballot after a special meeting to set the amount and millage. Architect is James Crawfis of Marr Crawfis and Knapp Mansfield. Building violations cited by a state inspector threaten next year's use if repairs are not completed. Bid for repairs at 3967 dollars.
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New London
New London School Board
James Crawfis
Marr
W.R. Burton
Wakeman trustees appoint Graves as cemetery sexton
At Monday's Wakeman Township trustees meeting Jack Graves, a Wakeman Oil Co. employee, was named sexton replacing Plat Beecher who has served since 1951. Also reported the county highway dept will apply a seaboat to township roads next week and two local injuries were treated at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital.
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Wakeman
Jack Graves
Wakeman Township
Wakeman Oil Co
Graves
Plat Beecher
Huron County Highway Department
Incumbent Lyme Clerk Seeks ReElection
Kenneth Yundt, Lyme Township clerk, collected petitions Saturday at the Huron County Board of Elections indicating a bid for reelection.
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Kenneth Yundt
Lyme Township
Huron County Board of Elections
Wakeman Village to renew 2.5 mill operating levy vote
Wakeman Village Council votes to place a 2.5 mill renewal operating levy on the ballot for three years. The June 15 street repair deadline by Hart Construction Co. may fail due to a heavy equipment operators strike.
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Wakeman
Hart Construction Co
Elyria
Gale Bachelder
Paul Burns
Charles Sheefer
Tenth Entrant in Miss Huron County Pageant
Pamela Ann Hoffman daughter of Mr and Mrs B D Hoffman of rural Bellevue is the 10th entrant in the Miss Huron County Pageant. A 1967 Bellevue High School graduate she plans to study at Bowling Green State University this fall. Her talent will be a dramatic reading. She stands 5 7 with blond hair and hazel eyes.
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Pamela Ann Hoffman
B.D. Hoffman
Bellevue
Huron
Miss Hoffman
Bellevue High School
Bowling Green State University
Norwalk Board Deliberates Salary and Policy Changes
Norwalk Board of Education schedules a second reading on three policy changes including a new six percent wage schedule for non teaching staff costing about eight thousand dollars. Proposals also include coach payments of two hundred dollars for seventh and eighth grade coaches and one hundred dollars for track coaches, totaling about one thousand dollars, plus holidays for non teaching staff and contracts. Dr Sturgis R Corbin expects seven to nine new teachers to be considered.
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Norwalk
Sturgis R. Corbin
Labor Secretary aims to secure draft deferments for apprentices
Washington UPI reports Labor Secretary W. Willard Wirtz says he will use all available authority to obtain draft deferments for union apprenticeship trainees.
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Washington
UPI
W. Willard Wirtz
Scuba Diver Documents Wreck Of Milan Ship
Milan diver Richard Ruelle located the ship William Shupe during a scuba dive and wrote a research paper on its history. The Berlin Milan Library Board announced receipt of the paper and noted 15 volumes from the state library under the 1967 federal act.
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Milan
William Shupe
Berlin-Milan
Berlin
Bessie Green
State Library
Federal Library and Construction
Accuse Boy Of Breaking Window
A 12-year-old southside boy was cited into Juvenile Court Monday afternoon on a charge of malicious destruction of property after Maple City Ice Co. employee Oscar G. Hipp reported a window on a truck shattered. The youth denied breaking the window, saying he struck it to kill a bug after seeing others throwing rocks. Hipp said he saw the boy on the truck bumper beating the window.
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Southside
Maple City Ice Co
Oscar G. Hipp
Whittlesey
Hipp
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