EHOVE Board Approves Funds for Equipment and Furniture
The EHOVE Joint Vocational School Board approved about 14000 from state funds for vocational gear and certified several purchases. They spent 3422 on diesel shop gear and agri business calculator, 3750 for five classrooms in horticulture, plus 1000 for audio visual aids. The board accepted secretary Doris Zimmerman’s resignation and hired Carolyn Rostel. Two teachers were hired Richard Jacob and Linda Eaton. Non certified staff renewals included custodians Basil Green Orville Housman Webster Stewart George Clements Millard Bradley. Secretary Phyllis Gravenhorst Linda Terzo and cooks Carmen Sikes Charlotte Fitch renewals followed. They settled Ward Associates bill to 2100 from 4000, adopted the 1971 72 calendar starting after Labor Day to June 8 1972. A security study will be reviewed next meeting to aid insurance rates.
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Ehove Joint Vocational School Board
Agri-Business
Doris Zimmerman
Carolyn Rostel
Huron
Richard Jacob
Linda Eaton
Foods and Nutrition
Basil Green
Orville Housman
Webster Stewart
George Clements
Millard Bradley
Phyllis Gravenhorst
Linda Terzo
Carmen Sikes
Charlotte Fitch
Ward Associates
Cleveland
EHOVE
Creighton Christ
Hug Lowest On Ohio Contract
A Norwalk firm, Hug Concrete Paving Inc, was the apparent low bidder on a Ohio Highway Department painting project bidding 43,944 against an estimate of 48,000. Bids on 45 projects were opened in Columbus with Hug winning the Auglaize to Shelby Counties job.
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Columbus
Norwalk
United Press International
Ohio Highway Department
Hug Concrete Paving, Inc
Auglaize
Champion
Clarke
Darke
Logan
Mercer
Miami
Shelby
Ohio
Hug
Huron County
Ashland
Crawford
Erie
Lorain
Medina
Richland
Wayne
James W. McCormick, Inc
Mansfield
Parents file assault charges over bus driver incident
Two Norwalk parents Reather Ward and Frederick E Sayre allege a school bus driver struck one 14 year old rider and pushed another off the bus. They plan to file assault and battery charges in Mayor's Court tonight.
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Norwalk
Reather Ward
Parsons St
Frederick E. Sayre
Harkness St
Mrs Hopkins Announces Run For NL Council Seat
Marilyn Hopkins, once appointed to New London Village Council and involved in a controversy, has filed a petition to campaign for the council. The elections board notes her bid as she seeks election eight years after moving from Norwalk. Also reported, Fred Ebinger files for re election in Greenwich council and Donald Farr seeks Lyme Township trustee re election.
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Marilyn Hopkins
New London Village
Hopkins
Norwalk
New London
Board of Elections
Fred C. Ebinger
Greenwich
Donald A. Farr
Bellevue
Lyme Township
Pleads Guilty To Trespassing On Rail Road Property
Kathy L. Burrows, 19, of rural Shelby, pleaded guilty in Huron County Court to trespassing on Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road property. She was fined $10 with the fine suspended and ordered to pay $10.50 in court costs after arrest by a railroad policeman early Tuesday.
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Kathy L. Burrows
Rural
Shelby
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Huron
Guide to Gold Classified Ads Turn Unneeded Articles Cash
Classified ads offer cash for unused items. Call 662 4241 to speak with an ad writer and place your ad. The service promotes quick disposal and payment for a range of goods through a simple phone line.
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Schools in Huron oppose merger bill in Ohio House
Western Reserve and Monroeville districts oppose a bill to consolidate districts under 2000 students by 1972. Western Reserve cites a 10 percent cut in state aid if not merged by 1973. Enrollment stands at 1392 for Western Reserve and 940 for Monroeville.
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Huron County
Ohio House of Representatives
Ohio
Western Reserve School Board
Robert Corts
R-Elyria
Ethel Swanbeck
Western Reserve
Ellis Dunmyer
Monroeville
Albert Holb
Holb
Jamestown Man Pleads Guilty To Drunken Driving
Albert E. Van Camp, 52, of rural Jamestown, pleaded guilty to a drunken driving charge on Wednesday. He received a $200 fine plus costs, three days in jail, and a 30 day driver's license suspension in Common Pleas Court.
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Albert E. van Camp
Jamestown
Common Pleas Court
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