Wellington Village governance discussed with Kiwanis Club
Mayor Robert L Young explains Wellington village government split between Board of Public Affairs and Village Council. Board handles utilities operations and sewer, while council oversees police fire streets and real estate taxes. Major expenditures require council approval. the town plans a $2 million reservoir and notes a rising 1969 expense profile despite a new municipal income tax expected to raise over $100,000 annually.
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Wellington
Board of Public Affairs
Village Council
Robert L Young
Robert Cameron
Municipal Utilities
Cameron
Young
Paul Gray
Tony Marley
Oberlin hosts three day Groovy Workshop series
Oberlin College stages a three day Groovy Workshop as part of a conference on educational reform titled A Time for Renewal Towards Educational Reform. The event gathers faculty students and experts in non traditional education methods with sessions in Wilder Hall Fairchild Dorm and King Building.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Robert W Fuller
Wilder Hall
Higher Education Reform
Hampshire College
John Boetiger
James Pennington
Drexel University
Fairchild
Tappan Park
Warner Gym
Thomas Isgar
Case Western Reserve University
King Building
Public Interest University
Oberlin College Education Commission
Wellington High School forms pompon group and clubs
Senior girls at Wellington High School consider forming a Pompon Girls squad for halftime routines at basketball games with membership limited to seniors. Tryouts led by physical education instructor. Other activities include sale of school color sweaters, Sky Club skiing at Boston Mills, varsity and reserve cheerleaders with named captains, band programs, French Club, Junior High Choir and Band assemblies, and Thanksgiving break dismissals.
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Wellington
Wellington High School
Lyndal Parobek
Parobek
Sky Club
Boston Mills
Cleveland
South Main Street
Stephen F Schumm
Community notices from Wellington and Huntington churches
Wellington representatives from First National United Church of Christ take part in a Yoke Fellowship House Retreat in Defiance led by Dr Doss Carlson with guest speaker Rev Alexander Carlson. Members recent Heifer Project gifts exceed 230 dollars for India. Huntington United Church hosts Thanksgiving Eve service and a Sunday talk by Dr Elam Wiest with coffee following.
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Wellington
First National United Church of Christ
Defiance
Doss Carlson
Robert Carlson
Alexander Carlson
Heifer Project Inc
India
Huntington
Huntington United Church
Elam Wiest
Western Reserve Association of United Churches of Christ
Firelands co op meeting set at Hillsdale High
Firelands Electric Cooperative Inc based in New London will hold its annual meeting at 8 pm on December 2 in Hillsdale High School Auditorium. Trustees from Districts 2 7 and 9 will be elected. Nominees include J K Weaver from District 9 Ed Sharpless from District 2 and Earl Shank from District 7. A post meeting variety show by Moreland House and Company and door prizes for all ages are planned.
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New London
Firelands Electric Cooperative Inc
Hillsdale High School
Ed Sharpless
New Haven Ripley Greenwich Cass
Blooming Grove
Earl Shank
Mifflin
Vermilion Mohican
Madison
Moreland House and Company
Hayesville
Ashland County
Ashland County Township
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Kiwanis Club
Cincinnati
Paul LeSaint
Ted Boliske
UPI
Pompon
Don Burge
Janice Breyley
Karen Bragg
Varsity
Mathy Thornton
Connie Cottrell
Donna Wade
Terri Beard
Cindi Senghas
Penny Gilger
Beth Preston
Kathie Kimmel
Beverly Waite
Lani Bradstock
Kim Stoddard
Vermilion
Hiram College
Nancy Ward
Future Homemakers Association
GTON
Farm City
First United Methodist C
Wooster Experiment Station
Larry Paul
NPA
ECLD
TLE
Chuck
Henrietta Packing Rte
Henrietta
Ohio
Henrietta Hill
John Wryst
Sun
Mon
Penney’s
Midway Mall
Penncrest
Penncrest Electric
Mall Penney’s
Midway Mail-Rt
Ohie Turnpike
Midway
Rensiieun
Firelands Co-Op
Municipality of
East Main
West Main Streets
J K Weaver
Kenny Kings
Lowell
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