Midview High Wins District Soil Judging Title
Midview High School tops 20-area schools in the district soil judging contest with 743 points. Wellington and Shreve finish second and third. Dean Massie of Green High School earns top individual honors with 278 45 points. Ezell Mole Hill and Robert Hill of Midview to enter state contest in May near Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Midview High School
Lorain
Medina
Ashland
Holmes
Midview
Wellington
Shreve
Dean Massie
Green High School
John Nesbett
Black River High School
Albert Brell
Steve Hines
Jeromesville
David Mole
Robert Roseler
Neil Reeder
Department of Natural Resources
Division of Lands and Soil
Durkee Rd
Rt. 10
Ezell
Mole
Robert Hill
Robert Kuntz
Hert Shrover
Hill
Columbus
Kenneth Park
Ground Broken For New School In Midview District
Ground breaking for the new elementary school in the Midview District occurred at 10 am on Durkee Rd. Edna Finlayson, vice president of the board of education, turned the first shovel and delivered a dedication speech. Also present were Chester Carpenter Fred Reisinger George Edwards Carl Essex Glen Dennis Clarence Brush and Rev Stanley Bartlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Midview
Edna Finlayson
Board of Education
Durkee Rd
Milview School
Glen R. Dennis
Clarence Brush
Fallout and Radio activity program highlights Kiwanis meeting
Columbia Kiwanis Club at Columbia Elementary School hosts a program on Fallout and radio activity with film and narration from NASA. Joe Madak arranged the program for the public and business affairs committee. Proceeds from the pancake breakfast benefit the Kiwanis loan fund and youth work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Columbia Station Kiwanis Club
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Joe Madak
Public and Business Affairs Committee
Kiwanis Sui Gent Loan Fund
Parents Night at Midview Junior High Game
GRAFTON The annual Parent's Night at Midview Junior High School features a football game against Ridgeville at Grafton Field Saturday. Game time is 7 30 p.m. Parents and junior high cheerleaders attend a half hour pre game program and gain free admission to a special seating section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Midview Junior High School
Ridgeville
Grafton Field
Grafton PTA Announces 1961 52 Room Mothers Roster
Grafton Mrs. Allen Bartlett chair announces the 1961 52 roster of room mothers across kindergarten to sixth grade. The list names mothers assisting each class with treats three times a year beginning with Halloween and inviting parental help throughout the year.
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Griafton
Allen Bartlett
Grafton
Parent Teacher Association Room
Lillian Sinieropi
Richard Bohac
Lee Trenchard
Walter Sukey
Phillip Kobb
Leta Hoffman
James Matia
Clayton Houle
Gaye Codger
William Goddard
Marcellus Allen
Ruth Goodrich
Doyle Blackburn
Ben Spanski
Bernice Basinski
Bartlett
Kenneth Hicks
Winifred Tran
Donald McGaughey
Gerald Severns
Sofia Bitter
Edith Diedrich
Donald Cordy
Vince Banks
Etta Mae Nesbett
Richard Hawke
Chester Rozga
Wilma Lilley
Leonard Boise
William Gereke
Donald Neate
Donal Davis
Don Aderman
Belva Oliver
William Shively
Emil Borsenik
Eight Midview Students Named to School Honor Roll
GRAFTON Eight Midview pupils earned seniors straight As and top marks for the first six weeks Don Bartlett Arthur Birchen and others placed on the honor roll Forty students earned at least one A and no grade below B earning merit roll honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Page
Robert Moran
Kathy
Everson
Beth Gilbert
Sue Elizabeth Aderman
Nancy Wesemeyer
Ethlyn Blackburn
Jesse Dunlap
Dianne Carpenter
Maureen Monske
Elliott
Barbara Gest
Mary Kes
Anna Reed
Susan Kingman
Clifton MacForty
Jane Meador
JoLayne Milone
Future Business Leaders Hold First Donut Sale
Avon High School hosts the first annual homecoming tonight from 7 30 to 10 30 p m with a homemade donut sale by Avon High School cafeteria staff. Funds raised by the Future Business Leaders of America support student activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AVON
Business Leaders of
America
Avon High School
Bake Sale and Cub Scout Pack Event in Birmingham
Cub Pack 435 held an initial meeting in Birmingham with Bobcat pins awarded to Den 2 members Kenneth Ortmer Dennis Blanden Jimmy Hahn Dudley Garner and Den 1 members Thomas Nestor Rormie Hahn David Reed James Torrinson Robert Hicks plus Den 3 members Robert Fout William Jones Daniel Hunt Allen Wright Kenneth Blanden. Den 3 presented colors and performed a good seat skit while Den 7 and 2 explained den activities. In North Eaton a bake sale at Schilds IGA in Midview Plaza by the No Eaton Dieteers TOPS Club runs 5 to 9 p m featuring homemade breads Hungarian baked goods and a three pound loaf queen Judy Ulman and other leaders conducted meetings and weighings ahead of a 6 45 p m gathering next Wednesday with a drive to Sheffield for guests of Boy Scout Troop 435.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Cub Pack
Kenneth Ortmer
Dennis Blanden
Jimmy Hahn
Dudley Garner
Den
Thomas Nestor
Rormie Hahn
David Reed
James Torinson
Robert Hicks
Robert Fout
Wiliam Jones
Daniel Hunt
Allen Wright
Kenneth Blanden
Den 3
North Eaton
Schild
IGA
Midview Plaza
No Eaton Dieteers Tops Club
Ethel Thewlis
Judy Ulman
Manoka Zwie
Vingki
John Link
Ant Flowers
South Amherst
Eileen Wilson
Cubs
Sheffield
Jon Hunter
Ajo
Dreshmenta
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Lorain County
Allen Gordon
Wiliam Gordon
Ken Yarosh
George Roser
Dennis Walter
Keystone
George Hyatt
Tim Fout
Wayne Weeks
Leonard Becker
James Born
Earl Snider
Firelands
Frank Miller
Vincent Broad
James McConnell
Darrel Cole
Tom Sheffield
Ted Mitchell
Bert Livingston
Park
Ceemony
Stanley Bartlet
Eaton Church of Christ
Kiwanis Club
Frank Wilcox
Elyria Municipal Court
Joe Kukla
Key Club
PTA Room
Bob O'Donnell
Roy Goldsmith
Marian Meinke
Richard Kowalski
Leon, Groboske
da Allemeier
Hoburgess
Ilan Dawson
Carol Deubel
Pamela Hadsell
Bonita Hagesfeld
Pearl Hale
Ed Lichtenberg
Linda
Donut Sale
O’neil
Infatus’ Shop
O’ Neil
Budget Store
RT Ak
Yay
Calvert Cape
O'Neil
Drek
O'Neil's
Greer
Stings Walters
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