Wellington eyed as bus stop for AFS student tour
Wellington seeks to host a two day visit by 40 to 60 AFS students from around the world next summer as a bus stop for the American Field Service program if accepted. Local host homes would be provided and arrangements may involve host families through Mrs. James Wight.
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AFS
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Chile
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AFL
Wight
Huntington trustees hear three zoning change requests
The Huntington Township trustees will hold a public hearing at 7 30 p m in Town Hall to consider three zoning changes. New London Eastern Road at Baker Road seeks live music and juke box dancing on Saturdays and holidays. Stephen Free proposes rezoning 55 acres on Baker Road for a new camping area. Lake Ewe Astronomical Project requests five acres on Norman Oberle farm for a large telescope and group astronomy study.
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Baker Road
Stephen Free
Baker
Akron Canton and Youngstown Railroad
Lake Ewe
Norman Oberle
Wellington High School construction starts this week
Wellington reports excavation for the new Wellington High School began Monday north of Sheila Drive and west of North Main Street. J and R Construction Co of Elva handles the work as the project advances.
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Wellington High School
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North Main Street
J and R Construction Co
Elva
Parents club elects officers in Wellington
Robert Walker was elected president of the Football Parents Club for the coming year with Darwin Sharp as vice president. Mrs Don Whitness serves as treasurer and Mrs Paul Mills as secretary. A Saturday sandwich sale, reported by J Gawen Stoker, was successful.
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Darwin Sharp
Don Whitness
Paul Mills
J Gawen Stoker
Dissenters are minority Keys tells veterans
In Wellington at the Veterans Day dinner Jo Grant Keys spoke to about 38 attendees, arguing that dissenters are a minority and criticizing antiwar protests in Vietnam. He noted journalists and cameras used to provoke trouble, praised parade veterans, and referenced safety concerns from his National Democratic Convention visit. Special guests included local officials and post leaders.
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Elvira
Project Read gains ground in two NYC districts
Project Read, a phonics based reading program, is being tested in Brooklyn and the Bronx with about 40 000 students. Officials report strong results and vow to maintain funding despite potential cuts. The Sullivan system underpins the program emphasizing single sounds per letter to replace look say.
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Detroit
Phoenix
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Sullivan
M. William Sullivan
America
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George Stern
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