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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1972
Page
11
Columbia Township voters elected Bartter as head at the 1972 organizational meeting. He joined the board in 1967 to fill a term and was elected to a four year term in 1969. Dean Hitchens is vice president. Arthur Hkundle sworn in as third member. Rundle elected to a four year term replacing Raymond Malik.
Camden officials appointed Bob Jackson as chairman and Well Whitney as vice chairman of the township trustees. Howard Best was named to the zoning board to replace Mervin Barber who resigned. terms run to 1979 and 1976 for other posts. Paul Matus was reappointed zoning inspector for one year. Hugh L Whitney and Alvin K Myers named to firemans fund board. Kenneth Ives Sr rehired as road maintenance man at 3.25 per hour. Ruth Beam retired as town hall custodian at 30 per month. Part time labor rate set at 1.75 per hour. Bids to be sought for woven wire topped with barbed wire fences at the cemetery.
Norman Rahrig was elected president of the Keystone Board of Education at the organizational meeting. He succeeds Russell Wheeler, named chairman of the building and grounds committee. Jack Ryan was chosen board vice president, with Jesse Kaszar sworn in as a member. Wheeler and Kaszar were sworn in, and Kaszar and Andrew Yensho named co chairs of the transportation committee.
Lagrange Keystone Board of Education members approved increasing pay from five to ten dollars per regular meeting with a ten dollar cap per meeting and no pay for extra sessions. The board kept regular meetings on the third Tuesday at 7 30 pm but the next three dates will shift due to a member’s commitment and the January meeting moves to Wednesday January 7 at 7 30 pm in the Penfield building.
Albert Fricke was reappointed to a five year term on the zoning board. Krismanth fills the vacancy left by John Reed, with Reed’s term ending December 1974. Charles Hitchcock was reappointed as zoning inspector with a 135 dollar monthly salary. Harold Rabung appointed to zoning board of appeals. Raymond Malik to complete term on appeals board through 1974. The zoning board meets tomorrow at 8 pm. officers to be elected and dates set. The board of zoning appeals will meet January 12 at 8 pm in Town Hall meeting room.
Henrietta Louis Murphy was elected president of the Firelands Board of Education for his fourth term at the last night meeting.
Columbia Board of Education reelected Scott Lee Seberg as president and Gilbert Heinrichs as vice president. Denington and Reehurst were reelected to four year terms. Flora Will Bond gains 5 percent salary increase. new part time help approved. Spring musical My Fair Lady set for April 21 22 and 23. Next meeting scheduled January 27 at 8 pm in the high school library.
One of three fired Lorain city hall secretaries Mrs Fred Farschman returned to work yesterday while three others seek Civil Service rulings. Farschman will handle payroll and assist with new secretary procedures on a temporary basis. Mayor Zahorec stated the move followed mutual agreement and that the civil service status remains unresolved for the other two women.
The Wellington school board adopted temporary appropriations of 3424 500 to cover January through March 1972. Permanent funds should be approved by March 3, with a February review expected. Total is about 44 300 higher than the prior year, mainly for personnel and related costs. Superintendent Allison also serves as purchasing agent, except in the lunch room where Dorothy Fox handles procurement.
Firelands School Board voted to borrow 100000 at 4 percent for 280 days after reporting a year end deficit of 15000 and delayed tax receipts from Lorain County Auditor. Viola Lees said loan via Ripton Branch of Oberlin Savings Bank. The board hired Cynthia Ann Tritch as eighth grade English at 6300 and granted Daniel Pycraft a six month military leave. The Booster Club was thanked for gym and field lighting. Next meeting Monday at 7 30 pm.
SOUTH AMHERST Regin ald Cameron was named to a second consecutive term as president of the board of education at the organizational meeting held last night. Glen Ruth was elected vice president. Harold Allsop Jr and Alfred E Jones, sworn in by Clerk Elizabeth Rollins, remain board members. Meetings set for the third Tuesday of each month at 7 30 PM. Compensation of 20 per member for each regular meeting approved. Temporary appropriations totaling 129 500 for the first three months of 1972 approved. Oberlin Savings Bank to continue as depositors. Rollins given a two year contract with salary to be set after a ruling on increases for non certified employees. The board approved 300 dues for membership in the Ohio School Board Association.
Keystone Board of Education approved raises for teachers and non certified staff to align with state pay guidelines. Across the board increase is 300 annually per teacher, prorated from January, with total added expenditure of about 11 thousand. Non certified employees receive 20 cent per hour raise. Superintendent Boehler’s salary rises from 17 to 17.5 thousand for January through August 1972. Clerk James K Davis gains two year probationary contract at 7500 yearly plus 400 increase.
Multiple lost and found notices listing dogs including black Labrador Retriever Willard and Smakey, an Afghan Hound, a black and white cat, a beagle, a tan chihuahua, a fox hound, a husky puppy, rewards offered, plus sale ads for portable typewriters and hall rental services. Contacts include 647-4573, 458-5958, 322 0511, 322 1387, 322 92 THY.
Real Estate Transfers section lists transactions in Mills Creek Condominiums and surrounding areas. Properties in Mills Creek North Ridgeville and Avon area show transfers from Mills Creek Homes Inc to various individuals and families, with sublots and parcels described alongside lot numbers in Sheffield Lake, Avon Lake, and Lorain County communities.
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