Too Much Water and Water Woes Hit Grafton
Grafton reports widespread water issues with residents facing shut-off notices for delinquent bills. Superintendent Kazmierczak orders immediate enforcement while tracing down spouts feeding sanitary sewers and directs tests using colored dyes to identify cross connections. EPA plans discuss finances for potential repairs and new lines. May exams planned for Class C licenses for water works and sewage disposal plant.
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Kammuerczak
Kazmierczak
EPA
Couneil
Robert Logan
George Kaximierczak Jr
William Sivert
Dedication Held For New Organ At Clarksfield Church
A dedication service was held Thursday evening at the Clarksfield Methodist Church for an electric organ donated by the James McIntyre family. Dr. George Beebe district superintendent and Rev. Leroy Collier led the service with fifty members and guests attending from Pittsfield New London and local congregants. Mrs. Phillip Bursley played organ music Marilyn Tester lit candles and John Anderson led the choir under local school supervision. The church previously lacked an organ and received this one as part of a donation program. another organ in the community remains at the West Clarksfield Seventh Day Adventist Church.
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Clarksfield
Clarksfield Methodist Church
Claud Foster
George Beebe
Norwalk
Leroy Collier
Pittsfield
New London
Phillip Bursley
Marilyn Tester
Beebe
John Anderson
James McIntyre
West Clarksiielal Seventh Day Adventist Church
Camera Club Names Officers for 2300 Year
Sandstone Camera Club elected officers at the March meeting. John Zinemeister was named president, Harry Brecha became vice president, and Mrs Myrtle Brundreit was chosen secretary treasurer for the 2300 activity year.
Amherst Board OKs Village Street Move
The Amherst board endorsed extending East Street to a new village elementary school site after a tense session. Council proposals, including funding splits and assessments, were debated as Superintendent Richward P. Gousha and Paul J. Mikus outlined costs and timing for the project.
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Amherst Board OK
Amherst
Board of
Ducation
Paul J. Mikus
East St
Village
Ing
Shape Ave
Mickus
P. Gousha
DWI Count Brings $210 Penalty in Amherst Court
Three village drivers were fined a total of 240 dollars plus costs in Mayor Henry J. Kane's court. Gilbert E. Gillyett received the heaviest penalty for DWI at 210 dollars plus costs. a second DWI count against Gillyett is pending. Adelaid Charbonneau paid a 20 dollar bond on reckless operation. Vera M. Klembek was fined 10 dollars for speeding with 6.20 dollars in costs.
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Amherst
Henry J. Kane
Gilbert E. Gillyett
Quarry Ra
Ze Yett
Kane
Zillyett
Adelaid J. Charbonneau
Broadway St
Water problems at Steele High spark board feud
Amherst drainage dispute at Marion L. Steele High School pits board of education against district patrons over funds and land along Washington Street. A plan to lease street space to contractors to ease drainage was discussed as two candidates sought the clerk’s job and two bills totaling 129.60 were approved for speakers at a service training day.
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Amherst
Water
Bedeski
Wettter
Rich
Marion L. Steele High School
Board of Education
North End
Washington St
Coretihe Guand
Inn
Village Service Training Day
Samuel G. Weitrich
Columbia High School Curriculum Plans Approved
The Columbia Board of Education approved the 1959-60 curriculum with tougher prereqs and new courses. Architects and engineers reviewed plans for school addition work, and state approval was given for final blueprints. A leave of absence was granted to a fourth grade teacher, payroll dates set, and insurance covered recent burglary damages. The board noted health inspection results and praised cafeteria staff. The next meeting is March 19 at 3:15 p.m.
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Columbia
Columbia High School
Columbia Board of Education
Scott
4Mellenbrook
Eleanor Bolen
Ethel Gott
Elyma
Wild Welfare Board
Lydia Fritz
Board of Health
Inspec
Columba School
Eaton Estates Meeting Set Explains Offer to Eliminate Dead Ends
Eaton Estates residents will hear a full report on the latest offer to remove dead end streets. An emergency Eaton Area Council meeting for Eaton Estates residents is set for 8 o’clock at Eaton Town Hall. Atty John Gallagher will explain the Reisman builder offer.
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Eaton
Eaton Estates
Eaton Area
Eaton Town Hall
Atty
John Gallagher
William Reisman
Clevelander Hired By Amherst Board for 48 Hundred Salary
Santo Pallella a 21 year old Cleveland graduate student at John Carroll University was hired by the Amherst board of education as a high school math and science teacher for next school year at a $4800 salary. He is a former Marine and a John Carroll master’s candidate and physics graduate assistant holding a BS from Fenn College. He is married with two children and recommended by Superintendent Richard Gousha who said about 10 more teachers will be hired next year.
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Amherst
John Carroll University
Board of Education
Santo Pallella
Cleveland
John Carroll
Richard P. Gousha
Pullella
Fenn College
Gousha
Ridgeville board meeting postponed to Wednesday
The Ridgeville board of education announced that its Monday night meeting is moved to Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the school building.
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North Ridgeville
Ridgeville Board of Education
EPU Record Hop Funds Uniforms for Unit
Proceeds from an Emergency Police Unit teen age record hop will buy uniform trousers for the unit. Lt Ed Kobal announced last night. The dance planned about a month ago will be held at 11 pm on April 10 in Central School gym. Special prizes will be awarded and dance contests will be held. Contest judges will be Mr and Mrs Robert Meske.
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Amherst
Ed Kobal
Central School Gymnasium
Robert Meske
Lilies of the Valley Host Box Social in Kings Daughters Meet
The Lilies of the Valley group of Kings Daughters will host a box social and recipe exchange after a meeting at the home of Mrs. Hazel Hasel. Mrs. Jeanne Winterfeld, president, will lead a business session at 8 p.m.
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Valley City
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Cessna
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Kel Pot America's
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Rt. 57
Elyria
Camera Club
Aya Arya
Baldwin
Broad Street
Slyria
Model UN
Elyria Youth Council
Beverly Spike
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Roger Ganobeik
Joy Gardner
William Jones
Dick Stolzenburg
Bill Novak
Charles Redington
Bill Kopls
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Sherwood Nassau
Fulton
DelaMotte
Larson
Nassau
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Ann St
Elyma Ave
Shupe Ave
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Feld
Columbia Board
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