08 Jun 1967
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1967
Page
1
The Carey Public Schools Elementary Teachers group honors Miss Wealtha Wentling retiring after 46 years. She received a maple rocker with her name and a plaque. Fellow retiree Mrs Ruby Kanzig also recognized at the June events with school officials and staff in attendance.
At a May 29 Carey Volunteer Firemen meeting Eileen House was chosen as Carey representative for the Northwestern Volunteer Firemen’s Convention in Port Clinton June 16 and 17. She is a 1967 Carey High School graduate and daughter of Edward and Mrs. House. The Queens Parade is set for 6 pm June 16 with the Grand Parade at 1 30 pm June 17.
Easy Jim a two year old pacer owned by Dale Myers Carey is among eligibles for final pre starting fee payments to maintain eligibility for the Buckeye State pace at the Ohio State Fair harness program Aug 28 30. Purse is expected to exceed 30000 making it the richest race in the state for two year old pacers with most funds from owner payments.
Mrs Carter Kauble is at home in Wharton after a 13 day stay at Grant Hospital Colum bus for surgery preparation. She was a patient in hospital for preoperative work prior to a planned operation.
The Carey Remedical Reading Project begins Monday June 12 1967 and runs through July 14 1967. Classes meet 9:00 to 12:00 with a free warm lunch. Children selected by teacher referral ride busses from rural areas. transportation provided.
Approximately 90 persons attended the Methodist Mother-Daughter Banquet at the church Monday evening. Circle IV organized the event with food led by Mrs Don Lanning and Mrs Robert Creeger. Rev. John Elwood gave a vocation, followed by a buffet. Ann Drumel of Columbia Gas spoke with slides about Land of Enchantment Ohio. Buckeye key chains were given to attendees.
Goodwill trucks will be in Carey on Monday June 12 to collect used clothing furniture and appliances. Call Mrs. John Walters at 396-1491 to arrange pickup.
Mapes Rexall will close at 6 p.m. nightly during the week of June 19 through June 24. Store hours adjusted to accommodate the shorter evenings.
Glamour Beauty Shop owner Betty Bland announces closures of Monday Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon hours from June 1 through September in 6 shaded weeks. The notice affects appointments and service hours across the summer period.
Neptune's Ball for the classes of 1967 and 1968 brightened Monday evening May 29 with mermaid and pirate motif decorations. Carey High School graduate Dan Holden performed a modern Edward Grieg piece and harmonica organ duet, joined by Gary Stuart a ventriloquist from Ohio Northern University. Betsy and Paul Jackson provided folk songs while a junior ensemble showcased talent. The Laird Room featured nautical decor and treasure table favors as buffets and films closed the festive night.
Thaddeus Malesh former Carey office manager of Norther Ohio Telephone Company is named Joint Use Facilities Coordinator effective May 1. Reporting to General Plant Superintendent Kinsel he will oversee field surveys and joint-use records with municipal and private power firms across the company’s territory.
The telephone number for Chuck and Helen's Dari Land Drive In is provided as 396 5205 in the listing.
Addresses list for EM/FA John M Hilty and 2Lt Michael P Hilty. Includes unit details HHC 2nd Bn QMIth Inf and shipboard FPO San Francisco and APO San Francisco locations with postal codes. Addresses appear in a military roster style note.
The Carey Women’s Club presented two $50 nursing scholarships to Ann Orians and Joyce Niederkohr at Carey High School’s awards assembly. Ann, a 1967 graduate, plans Mercy School of Nursing Toledo starting August 28. Joyce, working at Saint Francis Home for the Aged, aims for Saint Joseph's School of Practical Nursing Lorain this September.
The 4th Annual Arch Donelson Tournament took place June 2–4 at Carey Memorial Park with opening ceremonies, a flag-raising by Girl Scouts, and prayers from Rev. Cressman. Awards went to Art and Mrs. Davis of New Castle Indiana, Hawkins of Springfield Ohio, and others, plus an Honor Roll Banquet funded by Howard Hawkins and Elsie Hawkins.
Three summer programs begin June 12 at Carey Exempted Village Schools. The Title I Reading Program starts at 9 00 am in the Col Crawford Building. Driver Training begins at 8 00 am in the Vocational Agriculture Room at Carey High School. The Summer Speech Program by the Crippled Children’s Society meets at 1 60 in the clinic above the Superintendent’s Office.
Findlay College golf finished 27-9 in 1967 under AD Don Renninger. Tod Kamerer led low scorers at 84 per 18 with nine pounds par totals. Pete Halleck 86. Dick Myerson 86. Randy Amendola 87. Ruthie Meeks 87. Chip Dethrio 91. Larry Smith 91. Team to return next season.
The Junior King and Queen contest underway with votes due by June 30 1967 at 8 00 pm. Standings list boys led by Mark Smith and girls led by Tammy Roynon with voting locations at Houk Hardware Lynn Anns Richardson Electric Schecks and Chuck s Tri Co.
The report notes a mix up where Ronald Brown was cited for failure to yield at an auto collision. The Highway Patrol misidentified the defendant. it was Vr Williams of Find- Tag who faced the failure to yield charge, not Brown.
A reader asks about news, travel, visits, or hosting a party and provides a contact phone number 344 2311 for details. The note implies informal social outreach and arranging plans through a listed number.
On a sunny Monday morning Civic Beautification volunteers including Mr Elbert Tewell planted red salvia and blue petunias outside the Post Office as part of the yearly patriotic color scheme. The Carey Garden Club led the effort and urged observers to watch the plants grow.
The Carey Police Department now operates a radar device manufactured by the Domair Corporation to detect speeding. In use since June 1, the unit measures speed to within one third of a mile per hour and is expected to help officers spot speeders accurately and act as a deterrent.
Dr T R Huston announces office is closed for vacation from June 17 to July 9. Contact details show the practice at 6168 615.
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