Wellington plans reservoir expansion to avert drought water worries
Wellington officials approve a 259 million gallon storage expansion with a 268000 cost funded by 100000 from the water fund and higher rates. A 163000 tax issue will underwrite the remainder if revenue falls short, as engineers recommend a Charlemont Creek impoundment to boost supply. The village serves 3,800 residents with two reservoirs and a system dating to 1916, projecting population growth to 7,333 by 2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Light and Water Fund
Jones Ro
Charlemont Creek
Jones Rd
Ralph Gray
Pitts Rd
Vilage
RE 58
Kelly St
Self-Reliance Remains Key in Modern Pioneer Life
Charles J. Hostetter argues that today’s citizens must still cultivate basic survival skills and vigilance. He compares past frontier self reliance to modern dangers from driving to civic duty, urging individuals to stay informed, think independently, and not rely on others to solve problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Hostetter
America
Toearn
Turk
Hostetter
Boy Scout News Highlights Local Eagle Scouts and Firefighting Efforts
Robert Strenton became June pack meeting host and Eugene Curtis of Troop 140 North Ridgeville earned the first Eagle Scout honor in history. Other rank winners include Den 1 Eugene Curtis, Den 2 Gary Hover, Den 3 Tim Weibling, Den 4 Larry Jursak, and Webelos moving to Strongsville with Jerry Eaden. Royalton Road residents and community figures appear in ceremony recaps. Fifteen boys of Troop 124 fought forest fires in northern Canada using amphibian aircraft to drop water, while engineers discuss nickel ductile iron crankshafts for high power diesel engines. The Nathan Hale Awards program will honor scouts with citations and George Washington Medals as part of Strengthen America's Heritage.
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Robert Strenton
Eugene
North Ridgeville
Curtis
Den
Eugene Curtis
Gary
Gradisch
Tim Weibling
Fields Methodist Church
Larry Jursak
Smee
Bobi Mark ‘Tylicki
Webelos
Strongsville
Jerry Eaden
George Santo
Robert Stantor
Harry Ea
Tel Air
Canada
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Nathan iHale
Freedom Foundation of
Valley
Forge
Lester Reynnolds
Foundaion Independent Awards
George Washington
Tomato plant rights clash over Mississippi garden invasion
A writer compares civil rights activism to invasions of a neighbor's garden, arguing for lawful means and court action. The piece critiques college students from Western College for Women aiding Black voters in Mississippi, warning of violence and urging adherence to law and due process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Mississippi
Western College For Women
Oxford
Ohio
Panama Canal Air Mail Stamps Feature Gatun Locks and Bay
A detailed description of six Panama Canal air mail stamps highlighting Gatun Lake Madden Dam Gaillard Cut Miraflores Locks Balboa Harbor and surrounding landmarks. The text notes stamp colors frame details and the intended official souvenir folder celebrating the canal’s 50th anniversary with a First Day of Issue cancelation and sale information. It also mentions meeting notices and mailing instructions for first-day covers.
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Gan
Chagres
Gat Lake
Isthrans
Gatun Lake
Madden Dam
iThe
Chagres River
Madden Lake
Panama Canal
Gaillard
Gambos
Pedro Miguel Locks
Miraflores
Atlantic
Partific
Pacific Ocean
Trans- Isthmian Panama Railroad
Fort Clayton
Balboa Harbor
Yiemity
Canals Pacific Terminals
Canal
Rodman Naval Station
Balboa
Ancon Hill
Panama Bay
Panama City
Thatcher Ferry
Pacific
Canal Zone
Philatelic Agency
Balboa Heights
C.Z
Listriet
Lumbia Gas Office
Lorain
Pere
Recenive
James
Nabakowski
Western square dancing past and present debate
Critics note the drift from traditional to new westward figures such as double circulates and chain the wave and warn that many new calls are not enjoyable. The article reflects on how harder learning and teaching modern figures complicate beginners, callers, and seasoned dancers alike in the evolving square dance scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Grand
Daisy Alamo
Cai
Contract Bridge Hand Shows Finesse and Risk
East opens with spade king check. South aims heart finesse but risks defeat if East holds king. Expert play suggests winning spade, playing heart queen, and careful club timing to maximize tricks. The hand tests declarer judgment and luck in suit breaks.
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Seeth
West
East
Ister
Mt Denger
South
Wess
Hearts
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Wellington
Norma Jones
Findley By
Ioner
Boy Scout News
Cascade Park
Icemge
Attows
Pei
David Meinke
Wood Derby
St.' Ee
Scouting
Nausnal
Don Miller
Kenneth Farnsworth
Squarin
Yesteryear
Texas Star
The
Square Dancer
IGDAY
Belles & Beaux
Jaywalkers
North Olmsted
George Jabbusch
Ralph Pav Tk
Worshop
Berea Fairgrounds
Ron Schneider
Tigflighters
Lechner School
Berea
the Harts Workshop
Estabrook Recreation Center
Fitton
B. Jay Becker
Hesris
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