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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1965
Page
2
Karl Weaver notes a long three month break packed with baseball and basketball. Some will work on farms while others attend games, but most will find the vacation seems to pass quickly before returning to school.
A personified book complains of rough treatment by students injuring pages and covers. It laments years of wear from lockers, marks, and neglect, urging better care, while a second voice, Pam Mills, describes hopes to become a forest ranger and other jobs, ending with a tongue in cheek note about English.
Christi Huston notes she enjoyed the tours and sights greatly, sharing that the experiences were memorable and pleasant.
A classroom poem humorously outlines the woes of English study. It pokes fun at learning verbs nouns pronouns and punctuation while noting upcoming tests and the stress of deadlines. The piece ends with a garbled line reflecting student anxiety.
A student recalls a confusing final week of school with tests and cleanup. Books have been marked and crumpled from the year amid crowded lockers, as papers and bags fill spaces before the last day when grade cards arrive and summer stretches ahead.
Carey High School students organize noon ping pong tables that fold and roll away. Students in biology build painted specimens for a jewelry display. Shop classes stay busy with tool work and helping others. The Carey Teachers Association elects new officers for 1965 66.
A student publication gratitude note thanks Linda Turner and helpers for typing the school news. Cary Times praised for enabling pupil writings, poems, news, and stories. A freshmen vs sophomores football game ended 10-9 in favor of the freshmen with dramatic turns and crowd excitement.
The Mohawk Board of Education awards a two year contract to James W. Smith of Green Springs as Mohawk Schools executive head replacing retiring RE Augspurger. Smith, a 1949 BS and 1954 MEd graduate of Bowling Green State University, has served as educator and coach across Elyria Elmore and Green Springs districts since 1949. He will assume duties August 1.
Public service overview clarifies when an employer with three or more workers becomes subject to the Unemployment Compensation Act and which workers are exempt. It notes coverage can be initiated by the employer and lists major exemptions such as agricultural domestic and church workers, public school staff, family employment, commission based pay, and student workers.
The fragment mentions Hope 15 and a backing by hust but lacks clear names, dates, or events to form a complete news item. Further readable details needed to craft a proper card.
The Rev James Lattimer of Circleville has accepted the position as minister at the Church of Christ Union west of Carey succeeding the late Rev R L Bridges. Lattimer and his family moved into the parsonage last month while Mrs Bridges and children moved to Troy. Lattimer was formerly in charge of the Pherson Church of Christ in Union.
A compact aphorism notes that seasoned individuals see criticism as a catalyst. It frames critique as a tool that sharpens judgment and drives improvement, aligning with enduring views on personal and professional growth.
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