Midview Bond Issue Seeks 550000 For High School Expansion
Midview school board approved placing a 550000 bond measure on the November 5 ballot to fund a 22 year project adding about five vocational classrooms academic rooms expanding home economics and metal shop space at Midview High School. The millage will be set by the County Auditor based on the district’s real estate values. Superintendent George Lucia described the plan, noting prior rejection of county vocational participation in favor of a local program at potentially lower cost.
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George Lucia
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Midview Board Approves 1969 Budget Totals 2.45 Million
The Midview Board of Education approved a 1969 budget totaling 2,447,525 dollars, about 123,000 below 1968. Administration costs fall by 15,000, with plans to move offices from the current Graf ton administration building to Graf ton Elementary.
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Grafton
Midview Board of Education
Contracts Awarded for East Carlisle Elementary Renovation
GRAFTON contracts for the East Carlisle Elementary School renovation were awarded by Midview. The general contract went to Associated Builders Supply and Equipment Co. of Lorain for 14,000 dollars. Atlas Electrical Construction Co. of Elyria won the electrical contract for 10,600 dollars. Smith and Clark of Elyria act as architects.
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East Carlisle
Midview Board of Education
Associated Builders Supply and Equipment Co
Lorain
Atlas Electrical Construction Co
Elyria
Smith and Clark
Mundorf named Midview assistant principal
GRAFTON An Elyria resident named Mundorf has been chosen as assistant principal at Midview High. The board granted a two year contract at a monthly salary of 10 614 dollars. Mundorf, 30, has been a guidance counselor in the Elyria city schools. He is a Ashland College graduate with a masters from Kent State University and eight years in teaching and guidance.
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Elyria
Midview High School
Board of Education
Kenneth Mundorf
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Elyra Crty
Ashland College
Rockefeller Brothers Fund gives 250000 to Morehouse King Memorial
The Rockefeller Brothers Fund donated 250000 to Morehouse College Dr Martin Luther King Jr Memorial Fund. Trustees cited admiration for Dr King and recognition of Morehouse role in educating leaders to carry forward his work.
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Atlanta, Ga
Rockefeller Brothers Fund
Morehouse College
Martin Luther King Jr
Dr. King
Morehouse
Jews Apply for Exit Permits from Poland
About 6,000 Jews have filed applications for exit permits from Poland since the regime announced that anyone wishing to leave could do so, the Jerusalem Post reported Monday.
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Poland
Jerusalem Post
Students' art work in Columbus display
Grafton Midview High School students will have 40 to 50 artworks shown in the State Department of Education building in Columbus for July and August. James Mateer district art instructor told the board last night the exhibit is arranged by Jerry Tolifson State Art Supervisor. Mateer will transfer the display to the state capital Monday.
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Grafton
Midview High School
Columbus
James Mateer
Board of Education
State Department of Edcation
Jerry Tolifson
Mateer
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