Lorain board rejects counselor resignation 3-2
Lorain Board of Education, by a 3-2 vote, refused to accept the resignation of Mrs. Lillian Leimbach, Lorain High School guidance counselor. She said she would seek employment in Lakewood. the board chamber debated contract enforcement and potential moves between districts. A Lakewood superintendent letter acknowledged talks began before her departure was finalized.
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Evaris
Lakewood Schools
John Ellis
Ellis
No Separate Dining Room in Modern Homes Says Expert
Home Decorating News suggests smaller homes favor living room layouts or dining L shapes over formal dining rooms. For entertaining, it promotes compact expandable tables, wall seating, and dual use chairs, with a showroom full of small dining options and complete suites.
Lorain May Hike Engineer Aide Pay
Lorain City Engineer Charles Waryn told the finance committee the city cannot hire two assistant city engineers at existing salaries. He urged upgrading the job classifications, proposing first assistant start at 10 400 with 5 percent raises after six months and one year. A second assistant would start at 8 986 and reach 9 901 after a year.
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Charles Waryn
Council
Finance Claims Committee
Waryu
Clark King
King
Chester A. Campbell
Waryn
Cleveland
Lorain Board Saves Taxpayers Over Sixty Thousand
Lorain school officials credit a verbal agreement and good faith with three firms for saving taxpayers more than 60 000. Bids of 638 916 from Plumb Construction Nova Company and C M Doane Electric covered the gym project. Firms proposed starting work in 1967 unofficially to lock 1967 prices, avoiding anticipated increases in labor and materials. Walter Caldwell Jr. Caldwell and Bridges architect firm estimated at least 19 percent savings on total bills.
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Lorain
Board of Education
Plumb Construction
Nova Company
C.M. Doane Electric
Walter G. Caldwell Jr
Caldwell and Bridges, Architects
City council approves temporary $1.2 million appropriation
Lorain voters approve a three month temporary appropriations ordinance by Mayor Woodrow W. Mathna to cover payrolls and bills until the regular annual appropriations bill. The safety account tops at $349,265, water $228,740, service $196,170, general $119,000, totaling over $1.2 million.
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Lorain
Woodrow W. Mathna
Antone Ujhelyi
Water Department
City Income Tax Department
Civil Service Commission
Beetle backer switches to rain beetle as state insect
In Corvallis Oregon Paul Richter head of OSU entomology backs the rain beetle as the top state insect candidate after campaigning for the snake fly. He cites its adaptation to Oregon climate though the rain beetle feeds on Douglas fir roots the state tree raising a potential drawback.
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Corvallis, Ore
Oregon
Oregon State University Entomology Department
Paul Richter
Farm Bureau cites Lorain County progress at Pittsfield rally
The Farm Bureau advisory council officer rally at Pittsfield Church of Christ praised Lorain County as progressive in programs. Ralph Cessna commended 38 adult and two youth councils for guidance through proposals, including zoning enforcement for junked cars, limiting to one family in single homes, vocational school support, better farm supply marketing, regional planning, and higher auto license fees for road repairs. Tips for successful meetings were shared by Cessna and Jean Wurtz. A tribute honored the women's committee’s dog clinic efforts, with Rudy Denes noting the tri county membership kickoff dinner set for Jan 30 at Pittsfield Church of Christ.
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Lorain County
Farm Bureau
Bureau Advisory Council
Pittsfield
Regional Planning Commission
Cessna
Jean Wurtz
Columbus
Farm Bureau Women's Committee
Women's Committee
Rudy Denes
Tri-County
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