Lorain County Special Education workshop set at Brush School
Midview board approves use of Grafton Brush Elementary for a Title VI A ESEA program workshop from June 15 to July 17 at a total fee of 1765 dollars. The charge covers building access custodian two cafeteria cooks and food for about 35 teachers and as many students. The board also leases a Ford tractor and three farm machines for vocational agriculture with 1226 dollars first year and 1021 dollars second year and hires Edward Adelsberg Roy Smith and Edward Kubuski for summer driver education at the high school.
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Lorain County
Midview Board of Education
ESEA
Ford Motor Co
Edward Adelsberg
Roy Smith
Edward Kubuski
Summer recreation starts June 15 under Grafton plan
The Midview District approves a seven week summer recreation program directed by Richard Freidhoff. It runs June 15 to July 31 at Grafton Eaton East Carlisle Elementary schools and the district tennis courts. Playground hours are noon to five daily, five days a week. The $4,600 cost is split with $1,600 funded by the board, $3,000 from the Lorain County United Fund Appeal. Supervisors include Ed Thompson Karen Henning and Mary Knechtges with a tennis court supervisor to be named. Assistant supervisors are Cathy Wesemeyer Linda Kerchmar and Barbara Hawke. Freidhoff will be paid 800 for the director role, 550 for supervisors and 350 for assistants.
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Grafton
Midview
Board of Education
Richard Freidhoff
Eaton
East Carlisle
Lorain County United Fund Appeal
Ed Thompson
Karen Henning
Mary Knechtges
Cathy Wesemeyer
Linda Kerchmar
Barbara Hawke Freidhoff
Midview Board hires four new teachers after resignations
GRAFTON Five teachers resigned and four were hired by the Midview Board of Education. Resignations were accepted from Patricia Schroth Judy Vinson Mary Beth Baker Kenneth Brenne man and Val Grella. One-year contracts were granted to four teachers. The new staff includes Hope Long Ruth Ray Sandra Scheid Jacqueline Miller with qualifications and experience noted.
Voters thanked for levy resolution approved by board
The Midview District Board of Education approved a resolution of appreciation for voters who supported the 5 mill renewal levy by 64.7 percent at the May 5 primary. The board called the vote very gratifying and pledged to translate trust into a continued education program for local children.
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Grafton
Midview
Board of Education
Registration urged for new pupils in Midview district
John Beatty district superintendent urges unregistered kindergarten and first grade pupils in the Midview School District to enroll immediately. Parents planning for next year’s kindergarten and those who did not attend kindergarten this year should register at their local elementary school offices, open daily.
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Grafton
Midview
John Beatty
Beatty
Avon Lake Sets Recreation Office Hours and Pool Plans
Avon Lake announces registration hours at the recreation office in the municipal building. Starting today the office is open Saturdays 9 am to noon, Tuesdays and Thursdays 7 to 9 pm, and Wednesdays 1 to 4 pm. Pool opens May 30 weather permitting. swim lessons and lifesaving classes cost 5 dollars for a two week session plus pool fees. passes are 12 dollars for individuals and 42 dollars for families of four or more. new residents must prove residency. passes and class signup occur at the pool after opening.
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Avon Lake
Avon Lake Recreation
Reflections columnist Wildavsky linked to Oberlin and Berkeley
Aaron Wildavsky a former Oberlin Government instructor and Yale MA with a Fulbright background writes the Reflections column for the Sunday Chronicle Telegram. He serves as dean of UC Berkeley Graduate School of Public Affairs and is married to Carol a Family Service Association caseworker. In Lexington CPI police raided a downtown bar arresting a group of women who posed as go-go dancers and were charged with wearing disguises.
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Oberlin College
Sunday Chronicle- Telegram
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Wildavsky
Yale
Oberlin
Carol
Elyria
Family Service Association of
Lorain County
Graduate School of Public Affairs
University of California At Berkeley
Lexington
CPI
Downtow
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