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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1963
Page
1
Carey Exempted Village School District presents two operating levies for Nov 5. A 0.9 mill renewal and a 1.5 mill new levy for five years, with a net 0.8 mill rise after debt reduction. Expanded facilities, materials costs, and teacher salaries drive the need. homeowners would pay about 25 cents more monthly on a $10 000 property.
The Carey Community Development Corporation hosts a dinner on Tuesday October 29 at 6:30 p.m. in the Catholic school on Clay Street. David E. Myers leads the brochure project to promote local industrial advantages and welcomes Ralston Purina and other industries. Tickets are sold by local organizers and advance reservations are required.
OSU Animal Science professor Dr William Tyznik will speak at the Marion Production Credit Association annual meeting in Upper Sandusky Oct 24. A steak dinner will follow at the new Big Oak EUB Church cafeteria as directors from Wyandot and Crawford counties are elected.
Chicken supper planned for Saturday October 26 at the Church of God of Prophecy 212 West Brown Avenue with serving from 5 to 8 p.m. Also notice Carey Cities Service hours effective October 5 7 a.m. to 7 30 p.m. closed Sundays.
A trap shoot event is planned at the Mt. Blanchard Gun Club southwest of Mt. Blanchard this Sunday. Hams and bacon are listed as available refreshments.
Miss Glenda Smiley, chairwoman, reminds voters prizes and display items are in local businesses. 46 children, 24 girls and 22 boys, compete with cash awards for winners and runners up. 1964 convertibles showcased for crowning night.
Carey residents are invited to inspect the new sewage treatment plant Saturday 1–5 p m and Sunday 2–5 p m. Open house also at the Municipal Building to view lift station equipment. Waterworks Park shop open Saturday afternoon. Bids opened Oct 16 1961. Christopher Construction Co awarded the general contract and work began the next month.
Carey Jr High traveled to Tiffin East on October 9. Tiffin East opened scoring in the first quarter and led at halftime. In the third quarter Mike Coldiron and Dan Craft combined for a Carey score, with Terry Heck extra points. Carey added a late score in the fourth as Tom Myers ran outside, but Tiffin East held on for a 26 to 16 victory. An intersquad game is scheduled for Friday at 6:30.
Navy Ensign David W. Heck son of Mr and Mrs Paul Heck of Carey Ohio reports to Advanced Training Squadron Six at Whiting Field Milton Florida He will undergo twin engine aircraft familiarization solo flight training assisted by a fellow student and 16 hours of radio instrument instruction covering cross country navigation using radio and radar aids.
The New Riegel Junior Class will present a three act romantic comedy titled Pride and Prejudice on Saturday and Sunday evenings at eight o'clock in the New Riegel High School Auditorium. The class invites everyone to attend.
Jane Risner Queen of Vanlue High School will reign as homecoming queen at the Vanlue Cory Rawson football game tomorrow. Harold Hinkle will present the trophy cup to the queen during halftime. Escort is Galloway Morgan, with attendants Joyce Herman Patsy Blair Rosalyn Loader Judy Blair and flower girl Ronda Cook. Crown bearer is Douglas Bame.
Fire Chief Owen Wilgus appeals to residents of Carey and Crawford townships to burn no rubbish or leaves amid a statewide emergency and 34th day with no measurable rain. Despite prior requests, burning continues on windy days violating village ordinance.
Ferdinand Williams president of the Carey Board of Education and Supt Douglas W Myers joined about 300 school officials at the 16th annual Northwest Region Ohio School Boards Association meeting held Thursday October 10 at Bowling Green State University. Officials elected regional executive committee members and heard Dr Robert Bowman from Swanton and Dr William Jerome III BGSA president discuss Some Issues and Problems.
Otis Rigney will run a teen dance club at his Carey studio from 8 30 to 11 30 every other Saturday. Membership has a small monthly fee to cover overhead. Boys must wear suits and girls dress or skirt outfits. no slacks.
The Carey High School Band will present a half time show titled Just Plain Geometry featuring math head Thomas Norris in a special number. Director John Gregory invites the public to the Carey River Valley football game Friday night to view the performance.
The American Legion Little League plans a fall picnic this Saturday at 1 30 p m. Jene E Orians asks Little Leaguers to meet at Legion Hall and bring their uniforms.
Readable entries show service members and their addresses including Elbert K. Rice SR 661-57-25 23rd Bn Co 473 USNTC Great Lakes Illinois Jerry D. Worst SR 661-57-17 Co 450 24th Bn 2nd Agt USNATC Great Lakes Illinois and changes to Donald Robert Neff CTSN 6613979 US Navy Secret Group Winter Harbor Maine Richard John Knowlton AN 661-4383 Navy 568 WWll P/P Det 13 c/o FPO New York NY with updated postings and post office listings
The Carey Exempted Village Board of Education reports weekly progress during the week of Oct 7. At the high school framing for partitions on the old gymnasium floor is complete, concrete floor poured on the second floor, and partitions begun. Elementary work includes walls on the third floor, plumbing nearing completion on the second floor, and roof installation starting on the multi purpose room.
After Oct 24 the Carey Times will accept no Letters to the Editor on issues in the Nov 5 election unless replying to letters that appeared earlier In the past letters presenting one side of an issue have been published in the last issue before election day depriving advocates of the opposite side of a chance to answer
William Hershman reports 972 Wyandot County residents received chest X rays in Carey last week. 464 were in the business district 508 at Our Lady of Carey Seminary and industrial plants. A total of 2426 Wyandot county residents took part.
Rev William Cox, former pastor, will lead revival meetings at the Pentecostal Church of God on Shuman Road. The evangelist will play guitar and sing each evening at 7 30 for one week starting Monday, with the public warmly invited.
Miss Mary Tuttle of Sycamore will show slides of her Alaska trip as the program for the Wyandot County Republican Women's Club. The dinner meeting begins at 7 o'clock at the Evergreens in Upper Sandusky with a business session to follow.
The Mary Martha group hosts a rummage sale in the Lutheran Church basement this Friday night from 7 to 9 30. Proceeds go to church missions and community relief.
Carey’s Blue Devils shut out Genoa 8-0 on Genoa’s field Friday night to improve to 5-1. Russ Chester scored on a 9 minute second quarter drive set up by a fumble recovery. Da sher and Lauden saber connections added the extras. The team outgained Genoa 4 of 18 completions to 4 of 13 for Genoa with penalties 40 to 50 yards.
Carey volunteer firemen faced a four day stretch of fires then stayed off duty briefly. They fought a village dump fire Monday at 11:45 p.m. and again Tuesday at 11:10 a.m. The crew returned Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. to quench flames and also doused a grass fire at 12:30 p.m. on the J E E Mitten farm northeast of Carey on Fox Road.
Anyone under 16 with a pony is invited to form a pony club and attend a meeting at Memorial Park shelter house after school Tuesday.
Methodist Church of McCutchenville hosts a ham and chicken supper on Saturday October 19. Serving begins at 4 30 PM with proceeds likely supporting church programs.
A lighthearted saying notes a contented husband is lucky to have a peaceful home with harmony and rest. The quip emphasizes domestic calm as a prized blessing.
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