Camden Township Budget Faces 1966 Fund Shifts
Camden Township trustees meet to review a 1966 appropriation of $37,118, up from $37,976 in 1965. The general fund projects $11,670 in income, while expenses include $1,600 for trustee compensation and $2,300 for town hall improvements. Other funds show gas, road, fire, and insurance allocations with year-end balances and contingencies noted.
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Kipton
Camden Town
Amd
Houston
Re ‘Sin Fire Department
Pridge Fund
U.S. Department of Com
Merce
Organ Dedication Brings Concert To LaGrange Church
LaGrange Methodist Church dedicates a Moller Seely pipe organ during Sunday worship led by Dr. Howard Wiant. A 2 p.m. dedication concert features Rev. Thomas Curtis with wife Louise. Bishop Francis E. Kearns to attend. Free will offering noted. reception follows in parish rooms.
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New York
Cleveland Institute of Music
Francis E. Kearns
Kearns
Kipton Council Debates Snow Removal Ordinance
Kipton council discusses clearing streets for snow work and extending Church Street to West Street. Residents urge parking restrictions in public rights of way while council weighs a proposed snow ordinance amid ongoing negotiations and tax questions.
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Kipton
Coop
Kipton Vistor
Church St
West St
Prn
Glen Cars
Baker
Carol Potter
Windward Slope of Dunes Mirrors Breaking Waves
British authority on desert sand movement explains windward slopes are gentler, around 22 degrees, while crest to base angles on the lee side reach steeper 32 to 33 degrees. Dunes shift as grains roll over the crest and tumble down the lee side.
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Cairo
R. A. Bagnold
Elyria DECA students qualify for state contests in Columbus
Four Elyria High School DECA members earned district wins to advance to the state contest in Columbus March 11 through 13. Frank Gentile won sales demonstration and Louis Horvath took window display. Dave Kasubinski placed second in parliamentary law and Tom Prochazka third in job interview. Others finishing high included Norman Dull and Mary Beltz in fourth in advertising and business mathematics, with Bob Irvan fourth in business vocabulary. Carl Deeds supervise and Margaret Strohm accompanied the group.
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Elyria High School
Distributive Education Clubs of America
DECA
Columbus
Ashland
Frank Gentile
Louis Horvath
Dave Kasubinski
Tom Prochazka
EHS
Norman Dull
Mary Beltz
Bob Irvan
Carl C. Deeds
Margaret Strohm
Freight car surge to power 1966 rail service
New and rebuilt freight cars totaling 85,000 are planned for delivery in 1966. The expansive fleet could form a train stretching from Washington to Chicago, signaling a major expansion in rail capacity.
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New York
Washington
Chicago
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R.G. Dun
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Couny
Amnoram Rael
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