Farm Bureau backs bigger political role in county
Huron County Farm Bureau Federation urged a stronger political role at its annual meeting in South Central High School attended by about 200. They endorsed county and state level resolutions on taxes, dairy labeling, tourism, and voter participation, while opposing a stop sign removal at Old State Road and Woodlawn Avenue.
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Greenwich
Huron County Farm Bureau Federation
South Central High School
Farm Bureau Organization
Farm Bureau
Old State Rd
Woodlawn Ave
Trick or Treat for UNICEF Planned in North Ridgeville
Trick or treat for UNICEF will be held Sunday from 2 to 5 pm in North Ridgeville. Young people from the Congregational Church and Fields Methodist Church will meet at Fields church after the collection where a supper will be served by the Woman's Society of Christian Service.
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North Ridgeville
Unicef
CIA
Congregational Church
Fields Methodist Church
Fields Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Huron County Farm Bureau elects trustees
In Greenwich and nearby towns trustees Ralph Walcher Tom Robert Gray and James Yingling were elected to unexpired or five year terms at the Huron County Farm Bureau annual meeting. Delegates to the 1955 Ohio Farm Bureau Federation were named David Hester Malcom Smith and others. A proposed code change allowing the bureau president to vote at the annual meeting was approved.
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Greenwich
Ralph Walcher
Fairfield
Tom
Robert Gray
Fitchville
James
Huron Coun- Yingling
Lyme
Raymond Cavy
South Cendill
New Haven
Donald Robtral
Norwalk
William
Norwich
Lyle Dawwere
Wilbert Skinn
Bronson
Richmond
Allen
Russell Harris
Clarksfield
Gles
Ridgefield
David Hester
Allen Ruggles
Malcolm Smith
Peru
Ohio Farm Bureau
Huron County Farm Bureau
Bureau Cooperative Association
Columbia board reaffirms vocational school interest
The Columbia Board of Education will draft a letter to Wayne White outlining support for an area vocational school. A December 7 meeting is set to clarify positions as remedial reading and hearing testing are reviewed. Bus drivers receive raises, a new pusher bus is planned, and a public address system may be donated for Bronson School.
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Columbia
Columbia Board of Education
Wayne White
Lorain County
Ruby Fishburn
Robert Herndon
Copopa
ITA
Emory Kiooz
Gert Rabung
Bronson School
Spencer College Night Promotes Higher Education Options
Spencer high school hosts College Night sponsored by the Black River High School College Club on Tuesday at 720 at the school. Representatives from 20 institutes of advanced education including colleges and universities, business colleges, schools of nursing, and barber and cosmetology schools will discuss curricula with students and parents.
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Spencer
The
Black River High School College Club
Business
Nursing
Natural gas rates cut across 172 Ohio communities
Columbia Gas of Ohio Inc announces a one half cent per 1000 cubic feet reduction beginning Dec 1 for Elyria Amherst Wellington Sheffield South Amherst Kupton Avon Lake and LaGrange. The cut stems from fuel cost clause provisions and supplier refunds, affecting about 172 communities and roughly 300 large industrial customers.
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Elyria
Amherst Wellington
Sheffield
South Amherst
Kupton
Avon Lake
LaGrange
Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc
Ohio
Columbia Gas of Ohio
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