Committee gets 1.28 billion for appropriations bill
Columbus reports the administration and Senate finance panels advance a 1.28 billion appropriations bill for operation and maintenance, with hearings planned. Proposed measures include easing physician liability for emergency care, reviews of liquor and natural resource departments, and a push to reorganize higher education oversight. Senate action this week centers on budget bills and the consolidation of conservancy districts, with two scheduled votes and hearings to follow.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Senate
Ralphja Bill
Fisher
R-Wooster
Roger Qoud
R-Logan
Sals
Fister
Richard Xrabach
I. Cloud
Senate Education Committee
Board of
Regents
Natural Resources Department
State Liquor Control Board
House
Tee
Te General Assembly
Meese to head Vermilion Power Squadron
John Meese of Avon was elected commander of the Vermilion Power Squadron at the annual change of watch dinner dance at Towne Crier Restaurant. Other officers named were George Flowers lieutenant commander Howard Calvert treasurer Robert Byars secretary Hecmar Rolling lieutenant all of Elyria Walter McAllister Sheffield Clayton Home Lorain along with past commanders. A training course for new members covered small boat handling and navigation. The Vermilion unit, part of the United States Power Squadrons, provides water safety, seamanship and navigation classes. Public hearing on small boat handling regulations is set tonight at 7 30 at Columbia Town Hall. Amendments 47 and 48 to the Columbia Township zoning code would alter restrictions on aviation facilities and private private or public use lands. The zoning board approved the amendments and they now go to the trustees.
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John Meese
Avon
Vermilion Power Squadron
Towne Crier
George Flowers
Howard Calvert
Robert Byars
Hecmar Rolling
Elyria
Walter BfcAllister
Sheffield
Clayton Home
Lorain
Joseph Goldsmith
William Biggs
Barlow MfcNally
Belt Backie
John Robin
Cleveland
United States Power Squadrons
Vermilion Squadron
Lerain
Slozia
Columbia
Hamiling
Folia Township
Columbor
Bia
Yorkovitz - Colmmbia Township
Parole ends in borrowed truck tractor
David Kemper Martin, eight, of 326 Tiffin Ave, Sandusky, escaped from Mansfield reform school five weeks ago and is returning to Sandusky. He drove a borrowed truck tractor from Sandusky at 3 am and was spotted on Rt 2 near Port Clinton. After a chase, Martin ditched the vehicle and fled but was captured shortly afterward.
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Sandusky
David Kemper
Martin
Tiffin Ave
Ohto State Reformatory
Mansfield
Bay Bridge
State Highway Patrol
Saminsky
Toledo
Rt. 2
Port Clinton
Marin
Avon FHA chapter sells cookbooks to raise teacher salaries
Avon Future Homemakers of America Avon Chapter conducts a sale of cookbooks Payorite Recipes of Home Economics Teachers meat and dessert editions. Each book holds over 2000 recipes from across the United States including Avon High School. Books include calorie charts spice charts and cooking tips. Proceeds support teacher pay raises starting in 1961 and cover salaries for B A and M A degree holders. Books priced at 295. For purchases contact Avon FHSA leaders or Mrs A Goldsmith. Also notes Sandusky program and obituary of Wiley N Caldwell.
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AVON
Future
Homemakers of America
Avon Chapter
United States
Avon High School
Sandusky
Wallace Glenwright
Virginia Votava
Mildred Casper
Susan Wysocki
Glenwright
Avon Fhsa
A. Goldsmith
Wiley N. Caldwell
Wheeler Securities Corp
Glemwright
Beverly Hills
Gwil Service Commission
Caldwell
Good Samaritan Hospital
Calit
UPC
Fertilizers for 1963 topic at Firelands high class
Henrietta hosts a farmers class tonight at Firelands High School with a discussion Fertilizers for 1963. Gass leads adults to hear recommendations on corn small grains and meadows for Firelands School District farmers. The Young Farmers group meets tomorrow evening studying surface and subsurface drainage. The winter series is sponsored by Firelands Board of Education and Ohio Division of Vocational Education.
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Firelands High School
Firelands
Tomorriw
Firelands Board of Education
Ohio Division of Vocational Education
FL & Miller
Women to Hear Work with Kids at Avon Lake Church
Avon Lake The Women's Society for Christian Service of the Lake Shore Methodist Church will meet tomorrow at 12:45 P.M. in the church lounge. This daytime meeting includes a luncheon before the business session. Guest speaker Mrs. William H. Philips, secretary of Children's Work in the Northeast Ohio Conference, discusses the society's work with children worldwide. Babysitter available. executive board handles refreshments and act ing hostesses.
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Avon Lake
Women’s Society For Christian Service
Lake Shore
Berea Children’s Home
Elyria Lions Plan Ladies Night and Home Council Meeting
The Elyria Lions Club announces Ladies Night tomorrow at the Graystone Hotel. The Lorain County Home Demonstration Council meets Tuesday at 6 30 p m in the Agriculture Center meeting room. Charles Demos, president of the club, was named Lion of the Week. A board meeting and a luncheon will be held with tea and coffee.
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Elyria Lions Club
Lorain County
Dem
Graystone Hotel
Monstration Council
Richard Atkinson
Milton de Republic Steel Corp
Lorain County Health de
Charles Demos
Ing
Bo Aem Wea
Apples and Produce Prices From Market Report
Market notes show mixed fruit and vegetable quotes with apples at 2.75 to 3.00 per container, greens and roots varying. Carrots and cucumbers demand moderate to fair, lettuce limited supply, tomatoes steady with slight demand, onions steady, radishes and watercress with steady or modest activity, potatoes and parsnips priced per bag or bushel.
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Aes Ee
Abce Bearbz
Starkez
Cos Romses
BR. del A
OpeErs
Ens
Lim
Eggs and Poultry Prices From Farms to Plants
Prices paid for eggs and poultry at farms and packing plants are listed by size and weight. Large, medium, and small egg categories show varied ranges. poultry such as fryers and heavy or light hens appear with f.o.b. terms for Columbus and Cleveland markets and regional delivery.
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Wien
Isos
Mazjor Onic
F.o.b. Cundhanan
Columbus
Cleveland
Fyers
Livestock Market Prices on Hogs Cattle Sheep and Lambs
Hogs 100 steady to $1875 for top lots with 190 to 220 pound ranges. Cattle steady to higher with prime natives $30 to $35, utility and canner cows $13.50 to $15, bulls up to $15. Sheep and lambs steady with choice wool lambs $19 to $20, clipped lambs $18, feeder sheep $12 to $12.50, common $12.00 to $14.00. ewes $5 to $6.50.
Engineer Aircraft Pumps Opens New Position
Mechanical engineer sought to redesign air gear pump systems with two years pump experience. Apply L. G. Snow or submit resume to Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc at Cleveland addresses. Equal opportunity employer.
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Sox
Taaniacturms Presess Maison
L. G. Snow
Pierre Oz
TAPCO
Thompson Ramo Wooldrige Inc
Euclid Avenue
Cleveland
Onio
Help Wanted Notices Mixed in Early Classifieds
A collage of classified ads lists positions across multiple fields. It mentions product planning sales experience salary ranges, courier and office clerk roles, a boat and tackt sales position, a Fuller Brush helper, a Globe Application Site project box, and an air mold maker with pay details. Several contact numbers and box addresses appear for applications.
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Mers Pecsion
Pee Benet
Chronicle
Globe Applilon
ERAL
Accoun Ries
ACE Employment Agency
Agddle Ave
Sith
Dalem
Wakema
Personnel Placement Ad and Help Wanted Notices
Classified ads offer entry level and seasoned positions from engineers to sales, drafting, and real estate agents. Listings mention Avon, Elyria, New London, and Birmingham areas with salaries from 375 to 5600, evening shifts, and part time opportunities. Multiple notices invite individuals to start own business ventures or seek franchise routes and consulting roles.
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Engerveer
iBst
IBM
Saoe-Save
Beagles Avon
IND
Aecretad
Elyria Placement Service
Ea I
Mele
Wejterries
Beacle
Bas Shais
Agscessive
Eaert
Sel Real Estate
DEMBY
South Ambherst
Reals
Jack Etrenhul
Staite
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SRS
Gudersuz Ridge
Foxerabepoa
Gun Seed's
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Money To Loan
Persona Western Reser Inc
Broad ST
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Thorpburz
Mouiia Homes
Ohtio
Hany Thonburm
Crescent Drive
USA
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Elycia
Torrington
E.ines
Schultz &S
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Ecuression
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Beavis Culkuce
Lyria Academy OF Beauty Culture
Northern Institute of Cosmetology
LORAS
Apfress
Partite
Appy & Son
Bess & Andy's
Mac's
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Buc
Luzier Cos J Metics
Bristol-Sivers
Heazlir
Dovatory
Temale
Baker
Seversl
Mt Shere
Ruth
Poblson
Garth J
Wilson
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Wille
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Mors
Greathouse
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Virginia Wood
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Abiity
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Biden
Ad_ Lovin
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Gmmss Seles
Iscon International
Temple Ci
Stlam
Ames
Bippel Moors
Amecodyne Corp
Colorado Ave
Ohio
Apple
Sieber
Neser
Poseil Fpa
Sundar
Ge Bere
Aire
Seo ‘Aves
Iru Percess
Rodbimson
Cabwe
Eigris-Lorain
Essie Dhr
Rome
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Ehenv
Farmer's Market
Foon Banks
Russel
Peter
Paul
Gderia
Kipton Hatchery
Jakobsky Tractor Sales Clezue & Cemver Ridge Ras
Westlake
Perguson
Berenice
Medina
Eitburz
School OF i
U.S. Civil Service
Chronicle Telegram
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Moden
Tunder
Mnmodern
P.O
Okto Indusury Coes
Bimeligham
Beeuir Counsellor
Moe
Sudete
Wediaraner
Wks. Ord
ARC
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Lever Bros.co
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Xholes
Wade
Level Bros
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Umestone
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O. Farte
Cash
Rove
Henry F. Sies
Modern Music
Cleveland Si
PIANG
Baldwin Pianos
Grgans
Feeder & Gloon
Bulters
Prgnt
Reasonabie Driscol Music
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Great Lakes Glass
Oserls
Wincestee Hatchery
Oberin
Academy OF Data Processing Inc
Pearl
PEE
John Spitzer
Joe Bagley
Joe Ott
Spitzer Motors
E. Bridge ST
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