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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1961
Page
18
In Wellington Arthur Crocker of Valley City was re elected director of the Kern Ohio Breeder Association for a three year term at a Linn county meeting. Fourteen delegates to breeder association meetings in Tiffin were named with more than 450 attendees present.
Provo officials average age 30 across 22 city employes with a 40-year-old city manager and a 24-year-old legislative intern in a youthful admin cadre. Hap Huston and Max Drake spoke at a Wellington dinner where NOBA leaders discussed cattle breeding metrics, production categories, and NOBA’s expanding sale service and meetings.
Willard city manager A J Falvo and law director Joseph Dush begin a study to amend the new city charter to bypass the debt limitation that caps bonded indebtedness at 1 percent of total assessed property value. A bond attorney letter says the sewer program funded by special assessments is subject to this limit even though funds come from property owners.
LAGRANGE Keystone Board of Education approved Principal Donald Greve of Keystone High School to attend a principals meeting in Detroit on February 13 and 14. Tony Tuce of Huston Inc. quoted $800 per gas detection unit for use in key rooms at LaGrange West Carlisle and Penfield schools. The plan would require multiple units, totaling $5,600, not in the current budget, and the board tabled the purchase for potential future building plans.
A county vocational office sought monthly use of West Carlisle School for a 4H Junior Leadership Club with 60 members. They proposed paying $15 per meeting and suggested Livingson to convene meetings. Council considered a health service funding letter and school agreements while restructuring a mayoral absence.
The finance committee urged repairing a 1953 tractor backhoe rather than buying a new one, estimating about 700 for transmission and drive shaft work. Mayor Dunn and Safety Director Kellogg favored repairs, while Dunn warned the fix would be throwing money down the sewer, noting a new machine was ordered last week for the water department.
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