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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1961
Page
8
NEW YORK UPI reports that several placement services note a sharp rise in hiring of top executives. Four major offices report placements are about 40 percent higher than a year ago, signaling a robust demand in the executive market.
The North Eaton Church of the Nazarene begins a new 3600 square foot concrete block building on N Island Rd off Route 82. The structure will cost about 8000 dollars with materials and labor donated by the eight member congregation. completion is targeted for October. The new building will house Sunday School and adult worship services initially, with a larger future facility planned on the same site. The existing congregation currently uses the Grange Hall for Sunday School. New officers include Vernon Allen as Sunday School superintendent and Mrs Vernon Allen as secretary, with Mrs Harold Schurdell as church secretary, Dennis Schurdell as president of the Nazarene Young Peoples Society, and Fred Schurdell as president of the Nazarene Foreign Missionary Society.
Wellington hosts Red Cross swim lessons organized by the Band Boosters and community volunteers at Findley State Park. Lessons run Aug 21 to Sept with sessions Monday through Friday from 9 to 11 am for children age seven and up. Funds raise for uniforms and instruments. contact Bill Benford or Donald Swanger for details.
NORTH EATON The Eaton eggies H club voted to donate 31 to the Jmiense Detention Tome during a Monday night Town Hall meeting. The group distributed fair passes and set a rule that overnight campers need a night pass. They also approved buying boards for displaying rope projects at the fair. Each member must ensure their project is ready by Monday at 1 am or arrange an alternate plan with another member or advisers Lloyd Schiering or Martin Blaine. The club discussed requirements to become a banner club and set the next meeting for September 4 at 7:30 pm in Town Hall.
Norwalk board of education will convene August 31 in a special session to discuss a proposed 1,345,000 school building and expansion program. Cleveland architects Ward Conrad Szabo and Schneider have already folded resident suggestions from four citizen meetings into the plan. The board also hires Squire Sanders and Dempsey as bond issue counsel for the November ballot along with a three mill operating levy. Dave Maas and Paul Sweeney, Oberlin College graduates, are hired to teach American history in the junior high as part of a new teaching study. Beli Dairy of Norwalk wins the milk contract for next year at 485 cents per half.
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