Midview COE class to honor employers at banquet
Seventeen Midview High School COE students hosted 13 area employers to a dinner at Eddy's Chalet West in North Ridgeville, marking the program's first annual COE club banquet. Hosts Cathy Blaylock and district officials praised employers from Elyria Grafton Oberlin and Strongsville while urging students to pursue higher education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midview High School Cooperative Office Education Club
Norman Stewart
Culligan Water Conditioning
Elyria, Inc
Cathy Blaylock
Leo Walter
Don Boddy
Little Joe’s Electric, Inc
Elyria
C-T
Grafton
Midview High School
Eddy
North Ridgeville
Oberlin
Strongsville
Midview Board of Education
Richard Horn
COE
Gordon Eddy
Equipment purchases approved by Clearview Board
The Clearview Local Schools board approved spending of 4944 under Title TH for equipment and materials including maps science charts dictionaries encyclopedias world atlases thermometers chemical test tubes IBM electric typewriters a scroll saw floor model engine lathe and attachments cost 2171. The action also included a resolution to participate in the county wide supplementary education program and approval of an early dismissal on April 29 for teacher planning. Edna Jayne Pusa was hired as secretary at Darling Elementary for the remainder of the year. The district tentatively accepted 113 Class of 1968 graduates pending final grades and set April 30 to award bids for the proposed empaNE.
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Lorain
Clearview
Clearview Board of Education
IBM Electric
Edna Jayne Pusa
Darling Elementary
Keystone board grants 38 contracts and sees two resignations
LAGRANGE Keystone Board of Education approved 38 contracts for 23 teachers with time left on current deals. Resignations of Mrs. Florence Crawford and Mrs. Helen Fitzpatrick were accepted. Linda Jackson received a one year leave. Salary schedule set for 1968 69. Blue Cross plan approved. Calendar set for 181 school days plus four in service and five holidays. Open Sept 3 1968 close June 4 1969. Next meeting May 20.
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Blue Cross
Amherst board OKs 17 bay bus garage project
The Amherst Exempted Village Board of Education awarded a 33 607 contract to Industrial and Farm Equipment Inc for a 17 bay pole type bus garage on Marion L Steele High School property near the football field. The plan provides fifteen bays with doors one for maintenance and one for washing. The board also hired a mechanic at 8000 annually and adopted a per diem expense policy of 12 50 for day meetings and 25 for overnight meetings to cover nonadministrative staff travel.
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Amherst
Village Board of Education
Industrial and Farm Equipment Inc
Marion L. Steele High School
Amherst board hires seven full time teachers for district
Amherst board approved hiring seven full time teachers for the Education department. Included are Rose-Ellen Czayka at 7092 dollars, Arlene Towne at 96415, James Heary at 6899, Lynda Duffey at 96858, Eileen Main at 7562, Bonnie Radefeld at 96000, Daniel Wardrop at 7664, plus kindergarten teachers Faith Barchfeld and Adelyn Kennedy at 7333 and 7092 dollars respectively. CHICAGO The average delay in metropolitan courts before a personal injury suit comes to trial is 31.1 months. About two thirds of this litigation arises from auto accidents.
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Rose-Ellen Czayka
Arlene Towne
James Heary
Lynda Duffey
Eileen Main
Daniel Wardrop
Faith Barchfeld
Adelyn Kennedy
Chicago
Pioneer RAF leader Sir John Salmond dies at 86
London reports the death of Sir John Salmond, RAF pioneer and air warfare leader in World War I, credited with founding aerial photography and bombing methods. He commanded early RAF squadrons and helped shape Britain’s air force before and during World War II, earning national honors. Rotterdam cathedral is razed by fire, bishop transfers Catholic rites to a downtown parish.
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London
UPI
Royal Air Force
John ‘Tailsee
Ae Salmond
Winston Churchill
Britain
Salmond
Rotterdam
Midview levy promotion meeting scheduled at school
The Midview citizens committee promoting the 5.36 mill renewal levy for the May 7 ballot will meet tomorrow at 3 30 p m at Midview High School. Co chairmen include Donald Binnie and Mrs Paul Ciprian with Frank Schubert named chairman of the publicity committee William Cromling finances and Mrs Paul Dangelo PTA coordinator for the project.
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Grafton
Midview Citizens Committee
Midview High School
Donald Binnie
Midview Board of Education
Paul Ciprian
Frank Schubert
William Cromling
Paul Dangelo
Parent-Teacher Association
North Eaton dump adds May Friday evening hours
NORTH EATON The Eaton Township dump will be open Fridays in May from 4 to 9 p.m. in addition to Saturday hours 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The extra times follow a request by the North Eaton Community Womens Club. If turnout is low, the dump may revert to Saturday only. Fees range 25 cents to 10 dollars. Also approved bids to improve drainage on Elm Street National Drive Mend Drive. A health permit valid March 4, 1968 to March 4, 1969 was received. Next meeting May 7 at 8 p.m. in town hall. Oberlin Lorain County chapter National Farmers Organization meets tonight at 8 p.m. at South Main Community Building.
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North Eaton
Eaton Township
Eaton Estates
Elm Street
National Drive
Mend Drive
Farm Group
Oberlin
Lorain County
National Farmers Organization
South Main Street
Rotary speaker predicts South Vietnam collapse at bargaining table
Cleveland attorney Philip Lustig told the Elyria Rotary Club that the South Vietnamese government would fall at negotiations as right wing North Vietnam and left wing South Vietnam refuse to cooperate. He argued Ho Chi Minh seeks victory in the United States, not on the battlefield, and warned limited war will persist without addressing Communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Cleveland
Elyria Rotary Club
Philip Lustig
Department
American Legion of Ohio
South Vietnam
Lustig
United States
North Vietnam
Ho Hoi
Ho Chi Minh
Tary
Washington
America
Trustees Buy Group Insurance For Township Employees
North Eaton Eaton township trustees last night approved a group policy from Continental Casualty Co. under the new state plan. The annual premium of 1911 dollars will be paid from the general fund and covers health, accident and hospital insurance for trustees, the clerk, and the road superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Eaton
Eaton Township
Continental Casualty Co
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Midview
Neysa
Stroup
Thomas Flanagan
General Plug and Manufacturing Co
By Blanche Wack
William Gillies
Keystone Board
BY Marge Campbell
Keystone
Ohio Association of School Employes
Joyce Nardecchia
Bruce Boehler
Amherst Board Oks
Amherst Board
Bonnie Radefeld
RAF
Main St. Grafton
Chronicle - Telegram Grafton Tage
N. Eaton
Robert Jaeger
Butternut Ridge Road
Sandusky
Allyn Nelson
Town Hall
Ies Tse
Ted Rone
2Main St
Grattorae
Rotary
S. Viet
Trustees Buy Group Insurance
Lagrange Tractor Sales
N. Center St
LaGrange
Sylvania
Phonos
Schwede
Ohio
Ede’s Appliance & T. V. Center
Midway Mall
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