Avon Lake Honor Society Inducts 12
Avon Lake National Honor Society members and guests heard Dr. Robert Wolf stress that learning to think is the most rewarding and challenging achievement during yesterday's induction ceremony for twelve new members in Avon Lake.
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Avon Lake Honor Society
Avon Lake
Robert Wolf
National Honor Society
King
Barbara Dietz
James McQueen
Thomas Owen
Ronald Thompson
Ronald Early
James Hassel
Lucia Kessler
Margaret Reisinger
James Roesch
James L. Andersen
Kathleen Barr
Carla Belt
Elizabeth,Drake
Mary Linda Kettner
Susan Miller
Georgette Schneider
David Fisk
Gretchen Freiheit
Sally Lapp
Avon Lake High School
George F. Schneider
Duff Dr
Georgette
Avon Board OKs 1962 school appropriations total
Avon Board of Education approved 1962 appropriations totaling 615,526.32 with general fund 441,468.17 cafeteria 35,688.59 building and equipment 37,344.30 uniform supplies 927.76 and bond retirement 100,097.50. State auditor report noted need to continually advance operating funds, criticized but acknowledged as the only method to stay in the black. Superintendent Jones sits on the state athletic board and may miss meetings. Kindergarten Mothers Club awarded 300 for school enumeration. Baptist Church cleared to use Avon Elementary facilities for vacation Bible school June 11 24 at 60 rental. January financials totaled 106,570.94 across funds.
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AVON
Avon Board of Education
Susan Svee
Svee
Avon Superintendent of
William H. Jones
Ohio State Athletic Board
Avon Kindergarten Mothers’ Club
Avon Baptist Church
Detroit Rd
Airstrip Ordinance Gets No Comment in Avon Meeting
Avon council read first time a proposal barring new airstrips outside Class C residential or industrial zones with no comments from attendees. Two more readings planned before a vote. Mayor Cummings urged planning and safety reviews while noting fire equipment bids and policing needs.
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Avon
H. R. Wagar
Lews R. Walker
Caroline
Avon council questions plat ordinance change over subdivision
Councilman B C Curtiss challenged altering the plat ordinance to legalize a subdivision not conforming to current restrictions. The issue arose with drainage plans and bond release for the developer. Municipal Engineer Hollis said the old basin rule is unnecessary where good drains exist and prefers modern inlets. Curtiss warned changes wouldn’t legalize builds completed before the change. The council asked for plans showing modern inlets before further discussion.
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Avon
B. C. Curtiss
H. R. Wagar
Ling
Jerome Forthofer
Ex- Curtiss
Ray C. Hollis
Curtiss
William T. Cummings
Planning Commission
Coun. al
Thont
Curtiss Council
H R. Wagar
Car Parts and Tools Reported Stolen in Lorain
An estimated $19 worth of car parts and tools were reported stolen from an unlocked garage yesterday. Daniel Balko, 21, of 528 North Central Dr., reported missing items including tools valued at $30, two aluminum heads at $30, and one Chevrolet head at $40.
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Lorain
Daniel Balko
S28
North Central Dr
Civil Service Board to Hear Jaycox Appeal Tomorrow
Lorain civil service board will hear Jaycox’s appeal in city council chambers tomorrow over charges tied to politicking while harbormaster. The State Personnel Board of Review says Jaycox has civil service protection and cannot be removed without cause, and a ruling could affect his temporary post.
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Jaycox
Mathna
Civil Service
Bedeski
Zurich
Iter
Lorain
Service Commission
Richard J. Rushton
Robert A.itime
Jaypox
State Personnel Board of Review
Civil Service Commission
George Zunich
James Parobek
Woodrow W. Mathna
Adrian
John C. Jaworski
State Board of Review
State Board
Charles James
Some Police Candidates Fail Body Test in Lorain
Lorain mayoral race of police applicants sees 14 of 33 candidates disqualified for patrolman posts due to overweight or under five feet nine inches. Fifteen candidates remain at Lorain High for final exams as 19 who passed earlier submitted applications, while 34 more didn’t attend. The Civil Service Commission will certify an eligibility list for Safety Director Edward Firmment to select the three patrolmen.
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Lorain
Lorain High School
Civil Service Commission
Edward Firment
Hungarians Reorganize Lorain County Civic Group
About 30 Lorain County residents of Hungarian descent met to reorganize the former Lorain Hungarian Citizens Club, renaming it the American Hungarian Citizens Club and electing five officers led by J. P. Smith as president. The group aims to engage Hungarians in government and civic duties, with a by-laws meeting slated at the Hungarian Young Men's Society Hall.
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Lorain
Hungarian Citizens Club
American Hungarian Citizens Club
J. P. Smith
Joseph R. Grunda Jr
Eugene Balogh
Frank J. Gall
Antone Ujhelyi
Ushelyi
Ujhelyi
Hungarian Young Men’s Society
Rail Inspector Dies at Retirement Ceremony in Liverpool
British Railways inspector Frank Price aged 64 collapsed and died Wednesday night during funeral ceremonies honoring his retirement in Liverpool, according to UPI reports.
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Liverpool
England
UPI
British Railways
Frank Price
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