Batavia Board to Buy Two New School Buses
At the December 8 meeting Batavia Board of Education heard a report by John Settles on two bus clinics attended by drivers and county transportation officials. They also reviewed the Ohio School Boards Association meeting in Cleveland and noted sessions on evaluating public schools and drug abuse in schools. The board discussed annual production costs and methods to improve finances for publication and thanked Paul Lewis and Mrs. Mary Moore for eight and four years of service respectively as they retire January 1.
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Batavia Board of Education
John Settles
Hugh L. Nichols
Larry Walker
Ohio School Boards Association
Ceveland
Paul Lewis
Mary Moore
Lewis
Batavia
Moore
Carter Lumber opens new yard with 32000 square foot facility
Aston manager John Uhler invites all to visit Carter Lumber’s new 32000 square foot cash and carry yard. The chain operates over 51 yards across Ohio Pennsylvania Indiana and Illinois offering name brand materials at low prices. Store hours are 7:30 to 5:30 six days a week. Read the Courier for updates.
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Pennsylvania
Indiana
Illinois
Uhler
Carter Lumber
VA Adopts Job Help Plan For Veterans
The Veterans Administration unveils a plan with Labor to identify unemployed Vietnam veterans via state employment agencies and refer them to education or on the job training under the G I Bill. VA, with 72 Veterans Centers, has aided thousands of veterans in finding work since 1968 and 1971.
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Whet . L.M. Merritt
The
Veterans Administration
Cleveland
Department of Labor
Merritt
President
National Committee On Jobs For Veterans
Is the Universe Evolved by Atomic Force Bible Lesson
An article notes a Christian Science Bible Lesson sermon titled Is the Universe Including Man Evolved by Atomic Force at First Church of Christ Scientist in Cleveland. It discusses the nature of goodness as God and cites Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures. It includes holiday safety tips from Liberty Mutual and consumer advertising commentary by Margaret Spader.
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Christian Science Churches
Mary Baker Eddy
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Beechmont Ave
Skidding Accidents Kill Ten Thousand Each Year
A public safety advisory notes skidding accidents claim about 10 000 lives annually and urges drivers to ease off both gas and brakes when control is lost. The message references Liberty Mutual Insurance guidance.
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Liberty Mutual Insurance
Caution urged on ice and enclosed spaces in cold weather
The Clermont Courier notes safety warnings from Liberty Mutual Insurance Company advising elderly people to avoid starting vehicles or snow blowers in enclosed areas to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning. A misstep on ice or snow could lead to serious injuries.
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Liberty Mutual Ingoorance Company
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