Teachers OKd for new pacts
Black River Board of Education approved 1968-69 contracts for Emma Dougherty John South and JoAnne Keep plus Karen Kari Carol Mennon and Howard Shook. One year contracts set for Martha Bevier Carole Blodgett Thomas George Fredrick Koviak Robert McDowell and Jane Mosher. Thirteen teachers with temporary certificates to be reemployed after recertification coursework.
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Spencer
Black River Board of Education
Emma Dougherty
John South
JoAnne Keep
Huntington
Karen Kari
Carol Mennon
Howard Shook
Black River Junior High
Martha Bevier
Carole Blodgett
Thomas George
Fredrick Koviak
Robert McDowell
Jane Mosher
Richard Billman
Pauline Bodnar
Lawrence Brandel
Kay Glover
Paula Janny
Anna King
Garland Mathis
Lois Skidmore
Francis Stuart
Eva Topkins
Ronald Weaver
Ruth Wharton
George McMillen
Black River School District selects Buckeye Insurance for $14,268
The Spencer based Buckeye Union Insurance Co through agent Dallas Auble won a three year package covering six school plants equipment furnishings all school vehicles with collision and burglary insurance plus faithful performance bonds. The district seeks a firm commitment no policy cancellation during term. Burglar alarms installed after prior burglaries. Estimated $300 savings over three years and expanded coverage reflects higher property value and bus collision needs.
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Spencer
Black River Board of Education
Buckeye Union Insurance Co
Dallas Auble
Area church notices and youth banquet planned
Valley City church calendar shows Brotherhood of Zion Lutheran meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. and a church council session Tuesday at 8 p.m. An Altar Guild chairwoman is Mrs. Ivan Kemp. Father-Son Banquet planning underway. Gospel Keynotes to perform tonight in Oberlin with John Cross of Sandusky. Emmanuel United Church of Christ hosts kitchen cleanup day Wednesday at 10 a.m. Bring supplies and a sack lunch. A revival with Evangelist Maidie Burdette runs Mon-Fri at 8 p.m. in Oberlin. Names listed: John W Redel Jr 22 Fort Thomas Ky Monna S Judy 19 Columbia Station Emerson J Biersback 27 Wellington Mich Susan K Hosford 21 Demas Ave.
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Valley City
Brotherhood of Zion Lutheran Church
Ivan Kemp
Valley City — Ladies of Emmanuel— United Church of Christ
John W. Redel Jr
Fort Thomas Ky
Monna S. Judy
Reed Rd
Columbia Station
Emerson J. Biersback
Wellington
Mich
Susan K. Hosford
Demas Ave
Beautician
South dealer ducks jack of clubs in four spades
In a bridge hand South, in four spades after West led the jack of clubs, ducked the jack instead of covering with the queen. East failed to counter by winning the jack with the ace and shifting to hearts. Declarer later cashed the AK of trumps and, despite two heart tricks, made exactly four spades. East should have overruled and shifted to hearts to end the contract quickly. William E. Leeds named NBC news bureau director in Cleveland. veteran broadcaster with 21 years at NBC.
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South
East
West
Queen of Hearts
William E. Leeds
NBC News
Cleveland
Arthur A. Watson
Wkyc TV
Leeds
NBC
London
New York
Kansas City
Driver Gets Jail Sentence and Fine in DUI Case
Dick Kelling, 53, of 41814 Earlene Drive, was fined 200 dollars and costs and sentenced to three days in Elyria Municipal Court after pleading no contest to driving while intoxicated. Acting Judge Jack W. Dilgren suspended the license for six months with credit for one day served.
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Dick Kelling
Earlene Dr
Jack W. Dilgren
Elyria
Arraignment for nine cyclists set in Cleveland murders
Cuya hoga County Common Pleas Judge Francis Talty set an arraignment for next Monday or Tuesday for nine young men indicted on first degree murder charges. The nine, named by grand jury, were involved in the Feb 28 fatal shootings of James O Tillett and Roosevelt Brown both 38 in a Cleveland bar. Police say the suspects are members of a motorcycle gang.
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Cleveland (Ap
Cuyahoga County
McCarthy Campaign Fund Tops Thousand in Oberlin
More than $1,000 has been contributed for the Citizens for McCarthy Campaign in Ohio 13th District. Robert Warner of Oberlin College says funds come mainly from Oberlin, as organizers aim for a $3,000 community total from students faculty and townspeople.
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Oberlin
McCarthy
Ohio
13Th
Robert Warner
Oberlin College
Three choirs join in festival at Keystone High
The Inland Conference chorus festival brings Avon Highland and Keystone high schools together tonight at 8 in the Keystone High School auditorium. The program includes solo pieces from each choir and joint numbers such as American Panorama and The Lord Bless You and Keep You. Added help comes from Oberlin student volunteers aiding Senator McCarthy’s Wisconsin campaign efforts.
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Lagrange
Inland Conference
Keystone High
Avon
Highland
Keystone
Ringwald
Havah Nagilah’’ and
Musical
Avon April Showers card party at elementary school
A card party will be held at 8 p.m. April 3 at Avon Elementary School. A dessert smorgasbord will be served. Tickets are from club members or at the door. Proceeds go to the 1500 Club's stadium fund.
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AVON
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