Black River Board approves Title III funds for art education
The Black River board approves filing for Title III funds under the National Defense Education Act to support an arts program. Board President Fred Herrmann questions the defense link, while Carl Brewler cites art as essential even in defense education. A five county 4-H advisors’ meeting is set for Thursday at Black River High School with Dan Weimnan coordinating sessions. Fire inspections trigger swift evacuations at Black River High and Sullivan Elementary. A family craft night, PTA and Mothers Club meetings, and an accelerated athletics boosters session are scheduled. Black River juniors and seniors take an Americanism test sponsored by Polk American Legion Post 219. Freshmen prepare for Medina County JVS. Fall sports banquet resumes tomorrow in the high school gym after postponement. Pirettes volleyball fell to Hillsdale in district play. coach is Mrs. Mary Jane Schafer.
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Board of Education
Black River Board
Fred Herrmann
Carl Brewler
Fred
Black River High School
Dan Weimnan
Ashland County
Lorain
Medina
Wayne
Ashland
Summit Counties
Sullivan Parent-Teachers Organization
Spencer Mothers Club
Black River
Polk American Legion Post 219
Medina County Joint Vocational School
Pirettes
Hillsdale
Mary Jane Schafer
Black River Board OKs Fund for Improvements
Black River Board of Education establishes a permanent improvement fund with 15000 from the general fund approved by the Ohio Bureau of Inspection and Supervision. Fund restricted to building projects and equipment. first use to pay for a new water well at Sullivan Elementary School. Supt Rodenberger seeks price quotes to pipe water into the building. The Huntington school will be auctioned after appraisal. December meeting moved to the 22nd to permit year end bill payments.
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Treva Kirkpatrick
Sullivan
Harley Drilling Co
Larry Rodenberger
Huntington
Spencer receives 35000 grant for Floyd Hirschman property
SPENCER Ohio The Ohe Department of Natural Resources will provide 35000 toward buying the 134 acre Floyd Hirschman farm for a village park and reservoir project. Mayor Glenn Pomeroy said the grant came in a call from Michael Cook and that the village is one of 60 funded projects. If accepted the park must be open to the public and the village may receive half of any improvements.
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Cook
Pomero
Pomerov
Fire and theft incidents reported across town in recent police log
Multiple incidents listed include a junked car fire at 1505 Abbe Rd and a car fire behind Charles Melton’s home at 265 Worden Ave. A break in at Bertha Greene’s 624 Delaware Ave and thefts of two portable televisions were reported. A man from Git Washington Ave was treated after a collision with a cat. Shoplifting, a vandalized car, and a break in at Valineise Auto Parts were noted along with a reported broken elevator and a head injury at Players Lounge.
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Madeox
Imest
Abbe
Charles Melton
Worden Ave
Bertha Greene
Delaware Ave
Thomas P Lang
Washinpton Ave
Poplar
Paul Harmis
Huron
Elbe
Gatrella Zant
York Ave
Medea
Seventh Street
Caer
Holiday Inn
Valineise Auto Parts
Qeveland S. Yrom
Charles Wilms
White Qaker
Bam — Johnowe
Everett
Tromdyle St
Sudferend
Players Lounge
Woodford Avenue
Huron County to lose jail grant deadline nears
Ed Leveritt of North Star Council of Governments urged Huron County commissioners to start jail improvement work to use a $50,000 federal grant before it expires February 28. He noted the Law Enforcement Administration Agency sponsors the grant but projects cannot finish by the deadline.
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Norwalk
Huron County
Ed Leveritt
North Star Council of Governments
Leveritt
The
Law Enforcement Administration Agency
North Star Council of Governments Regional Drug Unit
Norwalk weighs fulltime prosecutor post for city court
Norwalk weighing a fulltime city prosecuting attorney to cover cases from most Huron County townships as the Municipal Court opens. Law director Ron Freeman says the role may be paid from court fines and costs, with budget talks set before December. Potential candidate Tom Freeman, newly admitted to the bar, is mentioned. city officials expect a firm salary figure soon.
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Norwalk
Huron County
Ron Freeman
Wayne Goodsite
Freeman
Goodsite
Freeman and
Grants in Norwalk to be Sold
Ken Conway, owner of Norwalk Auto Parts Co and Parts Distributing Co, will buy the W T Grant building at 35 East Main St. The sale should close by late November with the parts store relocating by January 1. The Linwood Street site will become an engine and speedometer service shop, and the two stores employ 15 people.
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Norwalk
Ken Conway
Norwalk Auto Parts Co
Parts Distributing Co
W.T. Grant
East Main St
Conway
Linwood St
Linwood Street
W.D. Conway
Elyria Fire Chiefs Eligible for Promotional Exam
Four Elyria assistant fire chiefs will be eligible to take a promotional exam on December 17 for the department’s top post. Fire Chief Lyle C. Scott will retire January 31 after a decade as chief and 33 years with the department, allowing the winner to work with him in his final month. The test is at 7 p.m. in the civil service office at City Hall.
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Elyria
Lyle C. Scott
Civil Service Office
City Hall
Elyria Civil Service Commission
Scott
Commission
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Jerry Bauer
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Oks Fund For Improvements
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Tom Freeman
National Clearing House of Criminal Justice Planning and Administration
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Phil White
John Warner
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Warner
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