Norwalk Board Approves Two Vocational Units
The Norwalk Board of Education adopts cooperative office education and intensive pre-employment business office education for the 1966 67 year. It also approves two Ella Hinde Powell Scholarship Fund loan requests and commends Henry Smith for work on a remodeled bus used as a mobile reading laboratory. Dr. Sturgis Corbin may attend the AAS A convention in Atlantic City February 12 17. Bronson School lighting updated to 65 foot candles at desk level. Three board members planned for manship school at Bowling Green State University January 22. Parents Workshop on Modern Math invited for February 14 eight week session.
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Henry Smith
Sturgis Corbin
American Association of School Administrators
Atlantic City
Bronson School
Bowling Green State University
Saturda
Corbin
Swine Meeting Scheduled Monday in Norwalk
Paul Wright, area farm management agent, will discuss costs and profits in swine production at 8 pm Monday. The meeting at the Production Credit Association Building in Norwalk will cover factors for comparing swine production systems. John Wells, county extension agent, invites swine producers and other interested persons.
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Paul Wright
Production Credit Association
Norwalk
Wright
John Wells
New London Doctor Named Chief of Staff for 1966
Dr Otto Lanka of New London has been elected chief of staff at the Southern Lorain County Hospital in Wellington for 1966. A Latvian native, he studied medicine in Latvia then attended Chicago Medical School Ohio State University College of Medicine and the Kansas City School of Medicine.
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New London
Otto Lanka
Massillon Art Show Opens with $500 in Prizes
Entries due February 14 for the first annual Massillon Museum fine arts exhibition in March. Open to artists within 150 miles. Each artist may submit three works in oils water colors or pastels. Judge will be Robert Laessig a Cleveland painter known for flowers.
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Massillon Museum
Massillon
Robert Laessig
Cleveland
Norwalk Eagles induct twelve new members
Twelve men were inducted into the Fraternal Order of Eagles in Norwalk on Tuesday night. The lodge also honored six members with more than 40 years of continuous service, receiving 40 year pins for Ed Holmes, Lester Smith, Ed Widman, Joe Minardi, Frank Reineck and Carl Woller. The new members are Gene Kurzen, Francis Rupp, Bert Shupe, Frederick Hersha, Richard Metz, Alfred Kimball, Jack Brown, Burton Rupp, Stanley Jackson, John King, Clayde Kadow and James Ringholz.
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Order of Eagles
Norwalk
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Ed Holmes
Lester Smith
Ed Widman
Joe Minardi
Frank Reineck
Carl Woller
Gene Kurzen
Francis Rupp
Bert Shupe
Frederick Hersha
Richard Metz
Alfred Kimball
Jack Brown
Burton Rupp
Stanley Jackson
John King
Clayde Kadow
James Ringholz
Red observers call Johnson peace push a smoke screen
Kyodo News from Peking quotes Chinese Communist observers brushing aside Johnson's peace rhetoric as a mere front. They warn that Washington remains determined to keep U.S. forces in South Vietnam.
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Johnson
U.S
Viet Nam
Peking
Kyodo
Southeast Asia
Tion
South Viet Nam
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