Wellington levies $128501 for street paving
Wellington village council approved levying $128,501 in assessments on property owners for concrete street paving. Streets listed include Union, Montrose Way, Courtland, and East Street with specified project totals. Owners may pay within 30 days or in 20 yearly installments via the real estate tax duplicate.
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Wellington
Ile
Union
Allen C. Moody
North Main Street
Wellington Council considers repair at Barker Street crossing
WELLINGTON village officials debated fixing the unguarded Barker Street incline crossing on Penn Central tracks. Engineer Poggenmyer proposed raising street grade during paving at an estimated cost of 10000 dollars to improve safety, while residents urged shared village funding and quicker action. Mayor Young planned to contact the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio as promises from Penn Central have yielded no result.
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Wellington
Penn Central Railroad
Barker Street
Lester Poggenmyer
Bowling Green
Poggenmeyer
Sam Zubrick
Limes
Zubrick
Ernest G. Good
Good
Robert L. Young
Penn Central
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Sheffield teachers approve 1.3 percent pay raise
Sheffield-Sheffield Lake school board approved a 1.3 per cent salary increase for the 1973-74 year to align with area districts. The contract, effective Sept. 1, includes fringe benefits and affects 162 certified teachers and eight administrators, with negotiations continuing for classified personnel.
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Sheffield
Sheffield - Sheffield Lake
Henry Zaborniak
Board of Education
Frank Watson
Watson
Anson Russell
Navy
Teacher Association
Zaburniak
Five teachers hired for Sheffield Lake schools 1973-74
Sheffield Lake board hired five teachers for the 1973 74 school year. Lynn Forthofer will teach sixth grade at Sheffield Middle School, Kathy Bidwell vocal music at Knollwood Elementary and Barr Elementary, Robert Yonkof industrial arts at Brookside, Everett Curry fifth grade at Barr Elementary, and Marilyn Prescott Kindergarten. Resignations from Tim Evans, Jean Higgins, and Dwight Shuttleworth were accepted with end of term effects. Summer staff included five teachers at 483 dollars for June 18 to July 27 and two drivers ed instructors.
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Zaborniak
William Craig
Sheffield Middle School
Frank Martin
Brookside High School
Supt. Zaborniak
Judy LeFleur
Linda Downey
Leonard Volert
Sheffield Lake
Lynn Forthofer
Sheffield
Ohio State University
Kathy Bidwell
Knollwood
Barr
Baldwin Wallace
Robert Yonkof
Brookside
Bowling Green University
Everett Curry
Marshall University
Tim Evans
Jean Higgins
Dwight Shuttlet
Evans
Donna Taylor
Anson Russell
Jerry Haney
Chris Herbster
Thomas Traut
Cheryl Pribanie
Linda Hardesty
Dick Levits
Bill Taraschke
Beatrice Miller
Alex Makowski
Kenneth Snyder
Reading stirs worries on chest pain and gallbladder
A 23 year old woman reports chest and between shoulder blade pains with iron therapy since high school. Doctors ruled out heart trouble after ECGs and X rays. consultant suggested gallbladder tests, indigestion, and possible further exams if gallbladder is clear. Also notes lifelong iron use and advises consultation and blood recheck.
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New London Board Faces Back Pay Owed and Roof Bid Award
The New London Board of Education faces back wages totaling 5 446 87 for nine non teaching employees per the U S Department of Labor wage and hour division A June 30 reply deadline was requested for extension The board accepted a low bid 5 390 for a science wing roof from Northern Ohio Roofing Inc and approved various budget transfers and personnel actions including extending contracts for two weeks past the 1973 74 year and the resignation of Barbara Knoll
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New London
New London Board of Education
U.S. Department of Labor
Edward O' Reilly
O'Reilly
Shick
New London High School
Northern Ohio Roofing. Inc
Elyria
Trace Corp
Amherst
Barbara Knoll
Nestor promoted at New London High School leadership
Paul Nestor, named last fall as head coach for major sports and athletic director, will be offered a two year assistant principal contract at New London High School. He would replace David Sommers who resigned to become secondary coordinator at Huron County School system. Nestor’s base salary would be 13000, plus 900 for head football coach and 380 for athletic director. If he accepts, Nes tor will also pursue assistant principal certification this summer. Sommers served two years in the New London system and one year as assistant principal.
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Irwin Office Equipment Co
Ashland
General
Title 3
New London
North Central Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges
Robert Skillicorn
Paul Nestor
New London High School
Nestor
David Sommers
Sommers
Board of Education
Huron Couty
Donald Shick
New London to auction Clarksfield School
New London Clarksfield Elementary, empty five years, will be auctioned July at 2 p.m. The two story native stone building, erected around 1890 with a 1954 brick east addition, sits on land with a four acre plot adjoining the site. Equipment including desks and two pianos will be sold at 1 p.m. Supt. Donald Shick announces township officials will conduct the auction.
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New London
Clarksfield
West Clarksfield
Donald Shick
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