Columbia board approves 59 seniors for graduation
The Columbia board of education approved 59 seniors for graduation on June 6 after all credits were completed. Dr. William Craig of Wooster College will deliver the commencement address. Two elementary teachers resigned for family reasons. A new elementary principal contract will be offered to Jane Kerekes. Several new hires and vacancies were noted including teachers for first, second, third, and high school subjects. A noon meeting set for June 3 discussed bids, building plans, and a change order for the new elementary school.
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Medical Memos on Smoking and Candy Fatigue
The memo suggests holding hard candy in the mouth to counter fatigue from smoking and notes sugar levels drop with smoking. It offers stopping smoking or delaying with sweets as possible fixes. It advises refraining from smoking for a few days to test if tobacco causes fatigue and consulting a doctor if fatigue persists.
Spencer toll line changes for Spencer Telephone Co
Spencer subscribers about 400 will have long distance toll calls routed through Medina Ohio Northern Telephone Co starting today. Medina toll number becomes 0 instead of 3, replacing the previous Medina route via Spencer. No rate changes. Kent Firestone says service improves with Medina sewer lines and toll calls stay at current rates.
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Erie County considers mileage rate increase for officials
Erie County officials may raise automobile mileage rates as commissioners review current payments. The county now pays eight cents per mile in most cases and ten cents to the County Common Pleas Court Judge James L. McCrystal. A nine cent rate is to be studied while costs from the prior year are gathered. Parking meter fees and meals on business trips are discussed with no abuse cited.
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