Black River board rewrites coach and bus driver pay scale
Spencer The Black River Board of Education approved a revised salary schedule for coaches and bus drivers. Head football coach to earn 500 annually plus teaching pay, other football and basketball posts set from 100 to 450. baseball and track coaches 100 to 200. Bus drivers gain 10 monthly increases with two year contracts for five drivers. others on first year of two year terms. Extra trips paid at 2 per hour. kindergarten drivers at 185 per month. Funding shortfall discussed with PTO and booster support efforts.
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Spencer
Black River Board of Education
Penses
Shirley Wiley
Rate Offices
Toledo
Homerville
William Bodnarl
Helen Hendricks
Forrest
Wandel
Roy Wohlgenuth
James Thorton
Atb
Leth Booster Club
Lawrence Walkden
Walkden
Medina County
Harold
Fhe
Black River Execut
Additive
Thomas Bangert
Jed
June Stephany
Susanne Glover
Jane Dunham
Ruth Copeland
Donald Schmidt
Olive Miller
Betty Jane Struhar
Avon School Board Announces 1965 66 Contracts And Pay
Avon Board of Education lists 1965 1966 teaching contracts with continuing and one year designations for high school and elementary staff. Extracurricular salary schedule includes athletic director football basketball and track roles with staged increases. band director choral director guidance director and other posts priced per year.
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AVON
Avon Board of Education
Helen G Rook
Anne Burke
Masa Matsunaga
Fern Roston
Frances Gammel
Esther Cooper
Paul Wise
David Clark
Rolland Miller
Vernon Nicholas
Robert Kehres
Betty Ja Alexander
Edith Williams
Michael Griffin
Mildred Barnett
Mary Willis
Lila Wearsch
Wilda Petersen
Alice Henry
Marilyn Irwin
Mary Ann Furey
Donald Way
Frances Zilka
Irene Kunkle
Natalie Treece
Norman Resko
Robert Tarlosky
Angelo Strabley
Frea Collar
Margaret Misch
Mary Muesegaes
Barbara Brown
Mary Clark
Evelyn Eastman
Rosemary Huprich
Norman Irwin
Felix Klimczak
Janet Kollmar
James McQuaide
Carolyn Moore
Edward Summel
Bobby Wills
Lonnie Lucas
Eva Lamon
Thomas Beck
Donald Jenkins
William Ray
Harry Schindler
Frances Fitch
Arthur Lave
Gloria White
Oberlin College Faculty to Stage Benefit Show
Oberlin College faculty members plan a talent show Saturday at 8 pm in Finney Chapel to aid the Consolidated Relief Fund. Eight acts include skits, jazz, art lecture, lectures, song and readings with dinner reservations at Peters Oberlin 15 West College. Proceeds go to relief organizations aiding world problems. Delegates from the Erie Shores Council serve Lorain Erie Huron and parts of Sandusky Ottawa and Seneca Counties.
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Oberlin
Goberlin College
Consolidated Relief Fund
Finney Chapel
Ture
Erie
West College
Peters
Erie Shores Council
Lorain
Huron
Sandusky, Ottawa
Seneca Counties
Girl Scout Council to Hear Oberlin Dean at Erie Shores Meet
Miss Mary M. Dolliver dean of women at Oberlin College will speak on Citizenship at the Erie Shores Girl Scout Council annual meeting in Zion Lutheran Church Sandusky. Dinner at 6 30 p m, in charge of Mrs Daniel Hensinger and Mrs Roy Trotter will introduce the speaker.
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Mary M. Dolliver
Oberlin College
Erie Shores
Zion Lutheran Church
Columbus
West Jefferson Sts
Sandusky
Birmingham
Ala
Oberlin
Daniel Hensinger
Bellevue
Roy Trotter
Lorain
Robert Choate
Elyria
William Waldock
Girl Scouts
Easter program welcomes three new Wellington club members
Wellington Golden Age Club welcomed three new members on Wednesday. The program featured descriptions of Easter in Czechoslovakia and Easter in military hospitals shared with the group.
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Wellington - Golden Age Club
Czechoslovakia
Avon Sets Tests for Patrolman
Avon announces an examination for the full time patrolman position in the Avon Police Department. The test will be April 24 at 10 a.m. in City Hall at 3774 Detroit Rd. Applicants must be U.S. citizens and Avon residents for at least one year. Salary starts at $5,200 annually for the first year, $5,400 for the second, and $5,600 thereafter. Application blanks are in City Hall and must be filed with the safety director's secretary by Tuesday.
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AVON
Avon Police Department
Detroit Rd
United States
Lorain solicitor declines debate over 85 issues
Lorain City Solicitor Adrian F. Bedeski rejects a debate challenge from Democrat primary opponent John J. Hritsko. Bedeski says court is proper forum for legal issues and criticizes the timing and political implications of the request. He notes his five plus years in office and states the office is not policy making.
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Lorain
Adrian F. Bedeski
John J. Hritsko
Hritsko
Bedeski
Court of Law
Hetleski
Avon Bus Drivers Enroll in State Training Course
Avon fourteen school bus drivers began a 15 hour training program under instructor Dennis Brill. Supt. T C Simpson secured the certified trainer through the State Department of Education. The course reviews state bus regulations, driver student relations, maintenance, and driving fundamentals with certificates awarded on completion.
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Avon
Supt
T. C. Simpson
Dennis Brill
Trade and Industrial Vocational Education Service
State Department of Education
Trade and Industrial Education Services
Instructional Materials Laboratory
Ohio State University
Amherst council nips salary crisis
Amherst City Council extended temporary status for water department workers to June 3 in a special meeting after confusion over a prior ordinance. Seven water staff had Civil Service exams. four meter readers, two operators, one clerk. Examinations may not be required for permanent status, and a clarifying ordinance will be drafted before June 30. Pay checks were issued yesterday.
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Amherst
Water Department
Richard Martinek
Ben Futch
Civil Service ‘Commission
Martinek
Futch
Amherst Water Co
Robert Renouard
Wellington PTA To Meet Tuesday At School
Wellington The Parent Teacher Association will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the South Main Street school. Officers will be elected. A talk by Board of Education President J Corbett Walker will outline plans for a joint vocational high school. Supt Charles G Newton will explain the 445 mill levy for the May Primary ballot. Vocation al Guidance Counselor Charles Hawley will discuss County Issue No 7 to fund education of retarded children.
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Wellington
South Main Street
Wellington Board of Education
J. Corbett Walker
Charles G. Newton
Charles Hawley
McClure estate valued at 839,989 in Elyria probate
Mrs Mary M Mc Clure of Elyria died March 4 leaving an estate appraised at 83 989 The inventory filed in Lorain County Probate lists real estate valued at 190 000 securities at 55 208 accounts receivable 2976 and remaining personal property Daughter Mrs Constance Davis is named executrix The widow of Dr Russel McClure is identified as the deceased's spouse
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Mary M. McClure
Elyria
Larain County
McClure
Russel McClure
Constance Davis
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