Schick appointment to library board in New London
Supt Donald Schick was reappointed to a seven year term on the New London public library board of trustees. He has served the unexpired term of Joseph Hurley. The board recessed to 6 30 p m Thursday to discuss daylight savings time effects on students. Board members Edward O Reilly and Ford Ortner did not attend. The board announced all students will be dismissed at 2 p m on Jan 9 and 30 for teacher workshops. A ten week in service program on learning disabilities will be conducted by the school psychologist next year.
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New London
Donald Schick
Public Library Board of Trustees
Board of Education
Schick
Joseph Hurley
Edward O'Reilly
Ford Ortner
Evening TV Guide Highlights Delicate Drops and Criminal Quests
A TV lineup notes Susie contemplates drop out over college grades, a manhunt for a diamond thief, body donation tensions at Capital Hospital, Walter’s Christmas Eve party plans, a Hawaii Five-O land fraud case turn to murder, SWAT in Police Story, and Marcus Welby M.D. racing to identify a coma patient’s drug.
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Ozhes
Ozzie
Susie
Chase
Dr. Mercy
West Point Story Helps Stage Varied TV Show
TV guide summary lists 1957 programs: Broadway musical director aids a West Point show and lures a star. Tom Courtenay stars as an Anglican priest with terminal illness in I Heard the Owl Call My Name. Monterey Pop special features Joplin, Simon & Garfunkel, Beatles. The DJ dramatizes a Marine drill instructor reassessing his training approach.
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ABC
CBS
United Artists
Kower
Cleveland
Toledo
Akron Lorain
Mery Griffin
Gilligan's Island
Flintstones
Armstrong Petticoat Junction
Pyle
Love Lucy
Hemsday
Beverly Hillbillies
Ruth Oral
Robert Man
Maude
Avie
West Point
Marcus Welby
Wells Fargo
Mike Douglas
Phil Donahue
Jack Lalanne
Battie
Jerry Healey Barnaby
Hollywood Squares
Trady Bunch Cove
Ready Bunch
Marine Bay
City Camera
Real McCoys
All My Children
Young & Restless
Phil All My Children
Donahue
Dick van Dyke
Guiding Light
the Doctors
General Hospital
Magilla Gorilla
Academy
G.E. Theatre
Tom Cour
Papas
Simon and Garfunkel
Beatles
the Animals
Otis Redding
Big Brother & Holling Company
Elyria JVS Pact Amended To End Dual Salary Schedule
The Elyria City Schools and Lorain County Joint Vocational School amended their cooperative agreement to end the illegal dual salary schedule for Voca tional teachers. JVS raises in Jan 1974 and Sept 1974 created the issue. the new plan aligns salaries under the JVS schedule through 1975, after which the satellite program joins AVS facilities. Also on the agenda, the 1974 organizational meeting set for Jan 7 at 7 30 p m at the Garford Building with new board member Barrett to be seated and officers chosen. The board will adopt temporary appropriations to cover early payrolls. Administrative assistant Herndon reported on cooperative winter recreation with the city parks department. Wind sor, Cascade, Oakwood and Roosevelt join this year's programs.
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Elyria City
Lorain County Joint Vocational School
Elyria High School
JVS
EHS
Elyria
Thomas L. Showalter
Elyria Board of Education
Garford Building
Clark St
Benjamin Barrett
J Robert Herndon
Coopera
Windsor
Cascade
Oakwood
Roosevelt
Parks Department
Herndon
Jingles' Troop Helps Make Toys for Less Fortunate
Girl Scout Troop 635 with Eastgate School members contributed talents to create stuffed toys for CT Not Forgotten Box. Deanna Buckland and Patti Worcester, ages 11 and 9, pose with the menagerie as Salvation Army Capt. Willis Muir notes 767 toys collected yesterday morning.
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Eastgate School
Deanna Buckland
Winckies
Patti Worcester
Denison
David Buckland
Rowland Worcester
Salvation Army
Willis Muir
Linda Hengstler
Lorain Library to receive 78300 grant from council
Lorain Public Library will get a 78300 grant funded from city revenue sharing for this fiscal year. The money supports Project Libros maintenance, expansion of outreach to Spanish speakers, and upgrades of general materials after earlier funding cuts and book purchases suffered in the budget squeeze.
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Lorain
South Amherst OKs fund outlay
South Amherst council swore in Bea trice Holm David Kinser Wayne Slack Edward Schneider and John Frabotta. It approved 23000 in county funds a water extension assessment on Russia Road and new village street signs. A 19 year old Elyria youth Alan Ash was robbed in a Second Street parking lot. The council also approved a hospital laundry zone change and other measures including police overtime pay and a 13000 settlement for a former officer.
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Amherst
Beatrice Holm
David Kinser
Wayne Slack
Edward Schneider
John Frabotta
Board of Public Affairs
George Ferguson
Ferguson
Squires, Sanders and Dempsey
Elyria
Second Street
Alan Ash
Middle Ave
Elstra
Ash
Midview Yale concert set for Thursday night
In Grafton the annual holiday concert by the Midview High School choir will be at 8 p.m. in the high school gym. The choir will perform selections from The Messiah and the Madrigals will present the cantata Seven Joys of Christmas. Soloists Gary Nash and Zoe Durkee. Tickets are 1 dollar for adults and 50 cents for students, available from choir members or at the door.
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Grafton
Midview High School
Madrigals
Gary Nash
Zoe Durkee
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