New London Board of Education reelects Erickson and Skillicorn
New London Ohio trustees James Erickson and Robert Skillicorn were reelected president and vice president at a January 4 reorganization meeting. The board maintained 7:30 p.m. third Monday meetings at New London High School and outlined budgeting, Title I II II0 and related programs, with Hurley authorized to oversee curricular trips and Title funded activities. The vote also approved a $10 per meeting salary to a scholarship fund with one negative vote, and set up various administrative authorizations and a February work session on appropriations.
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New London
James Erickson
Robert Skillicorn
New London Board of Education
Rackson
C.E. Ward Co
Skillicorn
Fair Publishing Co
Norwalk
New London High School
Joseph Hurley
Hurley
Charles Meyer
Paul Howsman
Rass. Oots Tax Remrm Comtege
Bank school board mixup leaves $16,000 short
New London School Board faces a $16,000 deficit for January after unclear funding estimates. President James Erickson said he signed a $40,000 note with Savings and Loan Banking Co of New London and deposited it in school accounts. The December 31 state payment and the note aim to cover payrolls, but $16,000 in bills remain unpaid without more borrowing. A December 21 resolution preceded the current situation.
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New London
New London School Board
James Erickson
Savings and Loan Banking Co of
Tax office loan plan prompts board to seek 16000 extra
The village board rescinded a 56000 loan plan after bank missteps left only 40000 approved. Erickson said he would seek bank approval for an additional 16000 at 17 percent interest, aiming to fund 1971 loan repayments from tax collections. The new tax office number is 926 8781 and is located in the town hall with weekday hours.
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Erickson
Grafton
Original Resolution Income Tax Department
Emerson Davis
Income Tax Department
Lorain County Commissioners Move to Tu Th Meetings
Lorain County commissioners switch from three mornings a week to Tuesday and Thursday sessions from 9 am to 4 pm in the administration building on Broad Street. Official business starts at 10 am as Ritenaur notes growing demands and a survey shows many counties meet twice or once weekly, with Ohio law requiring 50 meetings annually.
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Broad Street
Fred M. Ritenaur
Ritenaur
Ohio
Serbian Orthodox Christmas Eve Service at St George Church
The St George Serbian Orthodox Church at 3385 Grove Ave Lorain hosts Christmas Eve services led by Cleveland Bishop Sava Vukovich and Chancel lor Proto-Deacon N Grgu revich with Abbot Simeon. The church uses the Julian calendar for Christmas. A separate $35,000 injury suit against Central Security National Bank cites a slippery floor at the Westgate branch on Jan 3, 1969, filed by Dorothy W Wood of 4518 Meister Road Lorain.
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Lorain
St George
Grove Ave
Cleveland
Sava Vukovich
N Grgurevich
Simeon
Radovan Milkovich
Central Security National Bank
Lorain County
Granges honor Olmsted Grange No 1619 birthday
Grangers in Lorain and Medina Counties are invited to Olmsted Grange No 1619’s 66th birthday celebration tomorrow evening. All past masters will be honored. The event occurs at Olmsted Grange Hall 8154 Columbia Road Olmsted Falls. The membership sponsors a pancake breakfast Sunday from 8 am to 2 pm in the Grange Hall. The annual dues dinner is set for January 20.
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R.E. Mueller
Ways and Means
Olmsted Grange Hall
Columbia Road
Olmsted Falls
Grange Hall
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