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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1970
Page
3
Oberlin school board approved a policy and procedures for federally funded free and reduced price meals effective Jan 1. The plan protects student anonymity, allows emergency approvals, and requires monthly billing for eligible students with a basic income threshold and separate cafeterias or entrances for some recipients.
Oberlin teachers’ per day expense for professional meetings rises from 12 to 20 dollars after a school board review. Superintendent James E. Hagerty noted peers set higher limits, Amherst up to 30 and North Ridgeville 35. Oberlin caps reimbursements at four meetings yearly, only for out of town events.
Oberlin school board approved three substitute teachers Judith Spencer Brenda Hammer and Virginia Jonason to fill vacancies. Resignations of Mary Steen and Barbara Cann as teachers aides were accepted and Kay Rogers Edna Parsons were hired to replace them. Additional hires included Florence Carlson for home instruction James McKinney as aide and substitute bus driver and Donna Hutchinson for mail delivery and cleaning at the junior high arts building.
About 60 merchants near Ohio State University complain of a breakdown in police protection after a post game riot. They claim $30 000 in damages from beer can and glass litter, broken windows, and looting as 40 000 youths gathered for a sanctioned celebration of a 20 9 win over Michigan. Safety Director James Hughes and Police Chief Dwight Joseph defend police actions and warn merchants to board up.
Holy Name Society of St. Peter's parish in North Ridgeville schedules a Monday 8 30 p.m. meeting in the Center Ridge Road school hall. Father James Becherer will discuss domestic relations in a talk tied to community concerns.
Avon Lake council approves a resolution of intent to join the Lorain County solid waste disposal district with an ordinance to follow. The move preserves Avon Lake’s option to use district services later while still allowing its own disposal plans. The district would serve most Lorain County cities and the action stems from discussions with county commissioners.
London report says Princess Anne went to a cinema in Mile End with Sam Shepherd, a 19 year old dockworker’s son. He and his 16 year old brother and mother joined the royal party. Anne wore a pink dress and later left in a Rolls Royce after watching Bronco Bullfrog.
The Avon Lake council approved buying a Burroughs bookkeeping machine for payroll and city accounts at 18591 dollars with trade in. A three year auto and general liability policy was awarded to Standen & Guthman Insurance with Buckeye Union coverage after bids.
Mrs. Jack Acree was reelected president of St Peter's Altar and Rosary Society for the coming year. Della Dorrow becomes vice president, Seady Haas secretary, Theresa Vescalo treasurer for a second term, Wendell Genson named program chairman. The group seeks Crocker coupons to aid Elyria Maternal Hospital in obtaining key machines.
North Ridgeville assistant high school principal Trout discusses his career path from teaching to administration. He recalls a sixth grade teacher inspired him, his goals to lead a large high school, and the importance of engaging high school students who seek reasons behind lessons. He notes changes in education and finds satisfaction when former students thank him.
Six Marshall University figures killed in the 1970 DC-9 crash are buried in six adjacent graves in Huntington and Tuscaloosa and Cincinnati. Tolley spoke of a special spirit formed by close bonds among players from Ferrum College Moeller High School Tuscaloosa and Cincinnati as the Thundering Herd mourns.
The November issue of the school newsletter from the Parent Teachers Association City Coordinating Committee will be sent home with the youngest enrolled child tomorrow. Extra copies will be available at Clovervale store. A PTACCC meeting is set for 8 p.m. tonight at Lear North Elementary School.
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