Wellington pupils join fluoridated water study program
Wellington second grade pupils will participate in a fluoridated water program approved by the board of education. Ohio Public Health officials outlined the plan with local Dr Manon Fisher of Lorain County Health Department. The program, aimed at both Wellington and nearby schools, will involve dental checks and instruction by Wellington dentists and school staff. Estimated expenses total about $20, with attendance at professional meetings noted and a second parochial school considered for future similar participation.
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Wellington school board ups pay and calendar
Wellington Board of Education approved pay increases from 3 to 20 dollars a month for members starting December with possible full implementation by January 1964. The board also set a new school calendar to reach 180 student days and approved various curriculum and textbook reviews.
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Amherst Women’s League selects canal style show models
The Amherst Womens League announces selected models for a canal style fashion show. Listed participants include Mrs Steve Polansy and Mes Roh, with Miss Pegay Kirk and Kat Bros Hause among others. Sponsors Jack & Jill Shop Rabin Furs The Hay Co and hair styling by Michael-An Salon in Elyria.
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Airman Training at Ginterir Force Base
An airman from Elyria High School and Lorain County Community College completed base training at Lackland Air Force Base and has been selected for training as an Air Force medical services specialist. His father, Clarence Schroeder, resides in Lorain.
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Write-in Campaign Elects Lupe to South Amherst School Board
John Lupe won a seat on the South Amherst Board of Education with 24 write-in votes becoming the third member elected. Also elected were Louis Hyster with 51 votes and Lawrence E Holm with 49 votes. Incumbent Mrs Mabelle Dickinson ran a write-in campaign and received 18 votes.
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Vermilion high school levy passes in tight vote
Vermilion district voters approve a 2.3 million high school and a 3.5 mill operating levy. The high school bond wins 933 to 838, the operating levy 955 to 739. New school will serve 1200 students with 34 classrooms and multiple facilities on a 50 acre site between Douglas and Sanford Streets.
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Peak air travel and school board results in Vermilion
Peak air travel plans by Pan American aim for record winter traffic with up to 36 daily flights. A 5.5 mill operating levy renewal, with .5 mill added, appears on the ballot to cover rising costs. Vermilion Board of Education elected Belva Jeffery with 1273 votes and Emil J Novotony with 1224 votes, unopposed.
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Democrats win city council seats in Columbus race
In Columbus Democrats James K. Baumann M. D. Portman and Donald Woodland defeated three Republicans to gain control of the city council with a 43 margin as new members prepare to take office in January. Republicans Charles R. Petree II Kegelmayer and William Fornot trailed. council president Fornot led the GOP ticket while City Atty. John C. Young and City Auditor John Price, both Republicans, won their races.
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