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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1964
Page
7
The North Ridgeville board approves a 180 day pupil year and 187 day teacher year with a Sept. 8 opening and a June 8 final day. Holidays include Oct. 30, Nov. 26–30, Dec. 23–Jan. 4, Jan. 27 and Memorial Day May 31.
North Ridgeville. City solicitor John Gallagher will provide a final written opinion on Crestview No. 2 approval. Developers Noll Construction claim council approved both plat and improvements under Ordinance 165. City officials insist approval was for recording purposes only under the subdivision ordinance.
Spaghetti supper will be served in the basement of Fields Methodist Church this Saturday from 5 to 7 30 p.m. Carryout orders available for those bringing containers. Tickets sold at the door or by Senior Methodist Youth Fellowship members. Proceeds fund a group trip to the New York World’s Fair this summer.
A work session recommended that farm buildings including greenhouses be required to obtain building permits with a base fee of 10 dollars covering 10 000 square feet plus 1 dollar per extra 1 000 square feet. Greenhouses argue for partial fees only on commercial portions. The council also favored banning living fences like shrubbery in front yards.
The Newcomers hair styling program will be presented by Michaelangelo Beauty Salon at the Newcomers Club meeting Monday at 8 p.m. in the Elyria Savings and Trust Co community room North Ridgeville branch. Mrs. John Wopat announces Welcome Wagon sponsorship and removal of the two year residency requirement to join.
Ridgeville High School adult education classes present a display at 8 PM in the school cafe. Knitting cake decorating sewing tailoring and upholstery are among the featured crafts.
John H. Kessell of Washington D.C. told Oberlin College students that the Republican Party aims to attract intellectuals for handling complex issues. He cited a survey showing professors registering as Republicans and argued Republicans offer better opportunities for intellectuals to engage in culture, while noting that politicians still lead both parties.
Ridgeville Public Schools announce a six week summer program starting June 15 for grades 3 to 12. Enrollment open to district and non district students with principal permission for non district credit. Fee per course five dollars, minimum enrollment 15, certified teacher availability required.
The Ridgeville Board of Education adopted a new salary schedule boosting average yearly increases to about 315 per teacher. Starting salaries range from 3600 for two years training to 5000 for a master's degree, with increments up to 190 yearly and caps after 10 to 12 years depending on education level. Up to eight years of prior teaching experience and military service determine position on the schedule.
A public St Peter fish fry will be held at St Peter Church hall this Friday. Dining room service runs 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. with carryout from 4 to 7 p.m. Family dining tickets are available. Sponsored by St Peter Parent Teacher Unit.
Oberlin school board tabled a proposal from a Pittsburgh firm to install bus stop shelters at six city stops with ads paid by sponsors. Some members urged coverage at all stops with 10 or more waiting pupils, while others doubted legal permission and city interest. The board asked Superintendent Duncan to survey other districts and consult city officials before deciding.
North Ridgeville PTA will discuss How High School Curriculum Is Affected by Half Day Sessions at a Thursday 8 p.m. meeting in the school cafeteria. Principal James Salisbury will present. The school will switch to half day sessions next fall. PTA scholarship committee names are listed with members including Gardner and several named members. A Ten Cent Dinner is planned May 2 to raise funds for the scholarship fund. Arrangements are managed by a named committee of PTA volunteers.
The Ridgeville Board of Education approved a record appropriation for the school year totaling 1 155 616. The budget breaks down into administration 47 380 including salaries for board members and staff, instruction 870 750 with teacher and principal salaries, libraries 15 900, transportation 61 500, operation of plant 87 900, maintenance 44 000, capital outlay 98 500, auxiliary agencies 127 533 and athletic field transfer 2 153.
Ridgeville High School students Bob Hutchison and Neil Zack earned superior ratings at the District Science Fair in Ashland and will advance to the State Science Fair at the Ohio State Fairgrounds in Columbus. Connie Lockhart also received a superior rating but failed to meet state qualification.
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