Girls Sports Approved As Pilot Program At Monroeville
Monroeville High School adopts a pilot program for girls volleyball and basketball after board approval. Firelands Conference may discuss league play in January.Girls Recreation Association has bought uniforms for volleyball or basketball. Supt. Fisher chairs the league committee. a boycott on weight equipment for football is noted with funding from boosters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroeville
Monroeville High School
Board of Education
W. Wallace Grimm
Harry Garverick
Firelands Conference
Grimm
Garverick
Athletic Council
William Stang
Girls Recreation Association
Helen Payne
Harlan Fisher
Sam Fornsaglio
Firelands
Fornsaglio
Chester Opper
Monroeville Boosters Club
Interscholastic
Intramura Board
Private Richard E. Yohn Jr at Ft Sill in Battery B
Army Private Richard E. Yohn Jr 18 of Willard is serving with the 17th field artillery at Ft Sill Oklahoma He works as a cook in Battery B of the artillery's 1st battalion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Sill
Okla
Army
Richard E. Yohn, Jr
Willard
17Th Field Artillery
Yohn
The
Artillery
Open House At Firelands Museum Draws Visitors
A Sunday open house at Firelands Museum 4 Case Ave drew 82 visitors from 1 to 5 p.m. Mrs. Harold L. Peat loaned toys including a horse and wagon a felt doll and a jointed doll once owned by Edna Bloxham. Hostesses were Nancy Rose and Harriet Lawton curator James M. Overhuls explained exhibits with Cadette Troop 22 members Toni Stoker and Sally Skiver serving refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firelands Museum
Case Ave
Harold L. Peat
Edna Bloxham
Nancy Rose
New London
Harriet Lawton
James M. Overhuls
Toni Stoker
Sally Skiver
Cadette Troop 22
Wakeman
Annual Meeting of Norwalk Area United Fund
The Norwalk Area United Fund holds its annual meeting on Thursday December 27 at 7 30 p m at the Columbia Gas Office. Election of five directors to the board will be announced and officers will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervin E. Myers
Fisher
Myers
Warren Ruggles
Norwalk Area United Fund
Columbia Gas Office
City Raises Approved for 1974 Salaried Workers
Willard city council approved a pay ordinance granting salaried employees a 5.9 percent increase for 1974. Fire chief and building inspector John Yacob receive a slightly higher boost to align with police pay. Hourly workers gain $500 more annually as overall increases range from six to eight percent. The council created a superintendent of water and sewage treatment plants position filled by Robert Hanes of Attica at $15 000 annually. The annual appropriation ordinance for 1974 totals $1 557 911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
John Yacob
Michael G. Orenic, Jr
Yacob
Council
Robert Hanes
Attica
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Columbus
UPI
Middletown
Coal Grove
Carl Bray
Teamsters
Choe
Eaton's
Telephone
West Main St
Norwalk
United Fund
Wagon Wheel
Ohio
IDEAL
Ischick
Kenner
Waring
Playskool Rescue Training Center
S-M-L
General Electric Portable
U.S. Rt
West Norwalk
Perma
Dickey
S-M
Perma Press
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