Amherst approves teacher changes and contracts for blacktop work
Amherst announces teacher changes with resignations accepted for Dal, Eyman, Groves, Murray, Smyth. Two-year principal contracts go to Ingraham Steele and Engle with salary totals listed. Blacktop projects include asphalt on playground at Central School for 200, and sidewalk and ramp repairs. Summer classes to start at 8:30 am and staff for driver training, typing, and recreation hired with hourly rates.
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Stella Dal
Wiliam Eyman
Marilyn Groves
Jacqueline Murray
Elain Smyth
Robert D. Ingraham
Marion L. Steele High School
Arthur Engle
Central Junior High
Earl Miller
Shupe
Ami
Schoo
Bernce Johnnson
Powers E-j
Griffith
Central School
West End
Shape
Twojbe
Fasphalt
Steele High School
Columbia zoning panel weighs car race track plan
Columbia Township residents and officials considered a zoning amendment to permit motor vehicle race tracks in an industrial district with Board of Appeal approval. A public hearing is set for July 1 at 2 pm in Columbia Town Hall, following debate over current go kart tracks and restrictions on private airfields and livestock.
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Columbia
Andrew Warhola
Delcot Exterprises, Loc
Columbia Township
Board of Appeal
Conditiensl
Columbia Town Hall
Columbia Zoning Commission
New York Central Railroad
Adé
Jaquay, Rd
iColumbia
Coumbia
Wegal
Zoning Commission
West River Rd
Folley Rd
Lucille MacClellan
Roberta Hepp
Futley Rd
Ned Griffith
Don Prusha
RoyaHon Rd
Sai
Amherst Hardware
Suppivy
Lorain
Umpires Association
Frontier
U.S. Treasury
Jimmy Davidson
Kathy Childers
Minage
Dana Dum' Ybam
Joyce Derrick
James Seckel
Hubbard Wilcox
Mosher and Jamie ruled not violating village zoning
Solicitor Kosmo Glavas ruled that Russell Mosher of East Main Street and William Jamie, owner of the South Amherst Dry Cleaners, are not violating village zoning. The inquiry followed complaints about Mosher performing commercial work at his residence and Jamie operating a wholesale dry cleaning establishment pending state sewer permit approval for a new elementary school construction. Memorial Day plans were discussed, with a parade marshal and steps for flag ceremonies. next council meeting set for June 16.
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South Amherst
Russell Mosher
East Main St
Willam Jamie
South
Mosher
Jamie
Jack Walker
Iomeil
Walker
John Bozicevich
Council
Ameri ‘Can Legion Home
Sandstone
Evergreen Cemetery
Steve Vilagi Jr
American Legion Service
Gettysburg
Gene Dulmage
Ohio
Heber L. Minton
Minton
Fof Elyria
James A. Rhodes
Buckeye Senior Wins 1962 Buckeye PTA Scholarship
Valley City Buckeye High School graduate Carol Stafinski receives the 1962 Buckeye District PTA scholarship. Daughter of Mrs. Caroline Stanishia, she is class salutation, active in clubs, Future Teachers of America, English tests, choir and yearbook staff, and plans to study teaching at Kent State University this fall.
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Valley City
Carol Stafinski
Buckeye High School
Buckeye
PTA
Stafinski
Caroline Stanisia
Rt. 3
Medina
Kent State University
Coro
Future Teachers Off America
School 5
Reflector
Girls Athletic Association
Cam
John Philip Suse
Detergent Bills Rebound in Water Cleanup Effort
Cape Town reports on a South African professor Felix Sebba proposing silicone foam as a filtration aid. The foam carries billions of tiny bubbles that counter the detergent ions and help break them down in water treatment.
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Cape Town
Felix Sebba
Idaho Bean Commission funds gas reducing study
The Idaho Bean Commission reports a $16 study by Stanford Research Institute to curb gas production in beans. Commissioner Harold West notes markets avoid beans due to gas effects in hospitals and institutions. A quick cooking process from Stanford shows a gas reducing effect.
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Boise. Idaho
GPE
Idaho Bean Commission
Commission
Idaho
Stanford Research Institute
California
Bears
Harold West
Shipping fleet owner dies in Switzerland
Susanne Switzerland reports Stavros Livanos 72, a self-made shipowner of a large private fleet, died Tuesday at Nestle Hospital after an apparent heart attack. He built a Greek fleet rivaled by his son-in-law Stavros Niarchos and former son-in-law Aristotle Onassis.
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Susanne
Switzerland
UPID
Stavros Livanos
Nestle Hospital
Livanos
Stavros Niarchos
Aristotle Onassiz
District honors for students across subjects and districts
Dick Horn receives honorable mention in state for English and 20th in district. Pat Finley earns honorable mention in American History. Ja Jo Ule and Kathleen Tropic gain district honors in Latin I and French. Alice Mizer honored for Spanish II. Robert Koba noted for Bookkeeping I with district recognition.
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Dick Horn
Pat Finley
Ja Jo Ule
Kathleen Tropic
Alice Mizer
Robert Koba
Berlin Heights Plans Memorial Parade Colleagues Attend
Berlin Heights plans a memorial parade led by the Berlin Local School Band and the firing squad to honor Charles Trautmann. A 9:30 am assembly on Center Street precedes services at Riverside Cemetery. The parade route runs from Center to South to Main, ending at Memorial Field with an invocation by the Reverend.
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Berlin Heights
Memori
Charles Trautmann
Legion Com- Ak
Calvin Kellar
Walla
Supreme Sacrifice
Bonn
Iron Nickols
Tof Alter
Center St
South St
Main St
South St. Tor
Berlin
Riverside Cemetery
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Melvin W. Glaser
Julia Opter
Skarvil Pinto
Nancy
Amarcodt
Bechelor
Lucomer Recreation
Natalie Ann Bogardy
Central Dr
Marsha Aime Lach
Bramit Ave
Jeaone
Sumimmer School
Donald Hicks
Art Thomas
Francis iTousley
iRichard Horm
Grant
G.L
Mr. General
King Shoes
Harry Eadon
Harry
Broad Street
Fairfax
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Cosco Deluxe
COSCO
Bargain Town USA
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