New Lights Readied For Western Reserve High
Norwalk booster club members install eight reflectors with four 70 foot poles at Western Reserve High School athletic field. The Elyria school system supplied lighting equipment costing about 8000 dollars financed entirely by the booster club. Workers include Jerry Beck Russell Chester Clarence Bailey Archie Green Lester Garton and Ira DeLapp.
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Wakeman
Booster Club
Western Reserve High School
Elyria
Jerry Beck
Russell Chester
Clarence Bailey
Archie Green
Lester Garton
Ira DeLapp
Terry Wolf
Ice cream social and concert planned by local music group
Greenwich hosts a Friday event by the South Central Music Parents with an ice cream social from 5 to 8 p.m. on New Street, featuring a 7 p.m. concert by the South Central High School band and proceeds to go to the band uniform fund. If rain, events move indoors.
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Greenwich
South Central Music
New Street
J. P. Kohli
C. B. Roscoe
South Central High School
New Pastor to Lead Christ ian and Missionary Alliance Church
The Rev. Charles Pearce will lead starting Sunday. A Nyack Missionary College graduate, he has ministered in Muskegon Michigan for ten years and succeeds Rev. D. R. Horning, now in Pearl River New York.
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Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Charles Pearce
Nyack Missionary College
Muskegon, Mich
D. R. Horning
Pearl River, N.Y
New Superintendent Outlines Policy Access and Focus Areas
Dr. Corbin, newly appointed superintendent, says the board lacks a single publication for policies and plans to publish a board policy compendium. He rules out sweeping curriculum changes now but cites potential strengthening in elementary physical education instrumental music reading improvement and principal positions. He also considers expanding adult education and possibly adding a summer school while stressing careful study and openness to community questions.
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Corbin
Women of the Moose Schedule August Meeting
Future activities were discussed at the Women of the Moose gathering led by Mrs. Alf Dossin. The group will meet again at 8 p.m. on August 11.
City Council Debates Charter Government Vote
The council discusses repealing the charter form and questions why a public vote is not held. Acting President Zick backs the charter system. Kenneth Foyt calls it the only honest form. Buzzard Stearns Garner urge a people vote while budget and street program issues trigger protests and bids.
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Jack Gardner
Neil Zick
J.W. Emery
Kenneth Foyt
James Buzzard
Arthur Stearns
Gardner
Buzzard
Garner
Council
Richard Lewis
Dale Avenue
South Central Classes Open Aug 31 Close May 31
The South Central district sets an 179 day school year with classes starting August 31 and ending May 28. Holidays include Labor Day September 7 and School Day at the Huron County Fair September 11. Teachers report May 31 for records day.
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South Central
South Central District
Board of Education
Huron County
Northwest Ohio
Schools To Open Sept 2 In Willard District
Willard City schools for 1964 65 announce opening on September 2 for all districts including town New Haven Greenfield and Richmond Townships Split sessions persist junior high start at 7 am to noon and senior high 1 to 5 pm elementary 8 15 am to 3 15 pm No school Labor Day or September 17 County Fair day delays noted.
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Willard - Willard City
Willard City
Town
New Haven
Greenfield
Richmond
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Norwalk
Western Reserve
New London
Burton Winebar
I. S. Triplett
Paul White
State Department of Building Inspection
Komarek Funeral Home
Oscar V. Komarek
Benedict
Reutile Insurance
PBS. Peveenet Be
Mike Battles
Jim
M. Leighton Battles
Battles Insurance
KING __ EDWARD
America
R. Keith Armstrong
West Avenue
Ash Street
Central Elementary School
BFG
B.f.goodrich
Silvertown
Goodrich
Whittlesey Ave
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