Wellington School District Votes 1971 Budget Totals 1.16 Million
The Wellington school board adopted 1971 appropriations totaling 1 162 754 with re evaluation boosting real estate and personal property tax revenue to 603 836. State funds of 467 161 are projected along with 8 600 in bus aid and 24 595 from rentals and interest. Major expense is salaries at 840 410. Capital outlay and debt service budgets are planned with contingency and transfers.
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Wellington
Board of Education
Chalmer Mosher
Mosher
Wellington Board weighs sale of Brighton School building
The Wellington Board of Education considers selling the Brighton School as a relocation plan for 162 sixth graders is studied. Superintendent Allison and Clerk Mosher authorized to explore sale proceedings while no repair funds will be spent and students may stay until major issues force action.
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Wellington
Brighton
Wellington Board of Education
C.H. Allison
Chalmer Mosher
Donald Fahler
North Main Street
Tennis coach quits to take NEOTA post at Wellington
Wellington High School tennis coach Lowell Lutz resigns from the part time duties to become executive secretary of the Northeast Ohio Teachers Association. He will keep history teaching duties. Michael Kiehl will succeed him with a $250 first year tennis salary rising to $350.
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Wellington
Wellington High School
Lowell Lutz
Northeast Ohio Teachers Association
Michael Kiehl
Wellington Schools Rejoin Supplementary Center
Wellington and Lington schools rejoin the Lorain County Supplementary Education Center after a one year absence. The board approved membership for 1971 at 75 cents per student totaling 1 077 dollars. Superintendent Allison called it economical and worthwhile. James B. Wilder’s four year contract as Westwood Elementary principal was renewed at the same salary totaling 13 161 dollars.
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Wellington
Lorain County
James B. Wilder
Westwood
Romance rekindled after 55 years in England
Maggie Tomlin, 70s, kept her fiancé Joe Cox’s ring for decades. After four marriages and decades apart sinceWorld War I era, they reunited in Staffordshire and plan a wedding now in their late seventies. The story follows a long romance crossing time.
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Donisthorpe
England
Maggie Tomlin
Maggie
Joe Cox
Staffordshire
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Supt
C. H. Allison
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