Board Rehires McNemars At South Central Schools
South Central board extends two year terms for George and Harriet McNemar with raises to 9800 and 8300 respectively. Marilyn Johnson and Joan Cole resign. New district elementary principal hire offered to William J. Conway. several teaching contracts discussed. Cafeteria staff receive raises and meal prices rise September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
South Central Schools
George McNemar
Board of Education
McNemar
South Central
Harriet
Huron County
South Central Board
Marilyn Johnson
Joan Cole
Ashland
William J. Conway
Norwalk
Conway
Youngstown University
Bowling Green State University
Theron L. Hunt
Ashland College
Edith VanMeter
South Central High
Greenwich area election filings and school bus purchase update
Greenwhich residents file for village council seats and township trustees as four council posts and two school board seats open. George Deering and Paul Bond plan re election. The district moves to join the Federal Lunch Program for 1965 66 with new lunch prices. A new 66 passenger bus is approved with parts from Bacon Chevrolet and Superior Bus Sales and Service. Delivery expected before September 7. Board to convene Monday night to discuss the 1966 budget operating levy and wage prospects for custodians and drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
South Central School Board
Greenwich Township
Huron County Board of Elections
Elliott Suskey
Greenwich Village
James Wiles
Kent McFarlin
North Fairfield
George Deering
Paul Bond
McNemar
Bacon Chevrolet
Superior Bus Sales and Service
Lexington
GMC
School Board Resignations Shake Staffing Changes
The board accepted resignations of Carolyn Bowersox and Margaret Schriner as staff shifts occur. New hires include two guidance counselors for the high and junior high, a speech and hearing specialist, an elementary librarian, and multiple teachers with provisional certificates across elementary and secondary subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkins System
Bowersox
Oak Harbor
Corbin
Margaret Schriner
Jack Harding
Miami University
John S. Bergan
California State College
Bergen
James Cowan
University of Pittsburgh
Allegheny College
University of Boston
Sandra Schmeckenhbecker
Kutztown State College
William Hage
Salem College
Annette Dowell
Ohio University
Isabel Abernathy
Youngstown University
Lawrence Prescott
City College of New York
Oberlin Summer Theatre stages Hay Fever and more for week
Oberlin's Tappan Square venue hosts the second week of Noel Coward's Hay Fever with 8:30 p.m. shows Wednesday to Saturday and a 4 p.m. Sunday matinee. Cast includes Judy fondon, Philip Davidson, Beth Dixon, and Phillip live. director Tino Halio reports a 40 percent attendance rise over last year. Cedar Point Playhouse opens Champagne Complex on Friday with an 8 p.m. EST curtain. stars Sandra Fabian John Henry, and Ernie King in a three‑member cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Noel Coward
Coward
Judy [Fondon
Philip Davidson
Beth Dixon
Phillip Live
Tino Halio
BalHio
Cedar Point Playhouse
Sandra Fabian
John Henry
Ernie King
Leslie Stevens
Teens to Attend 30th State Conservation Camp near Utica
Eileen Smith Willard R D 1 and Robert Haas Bellevue R D 1 join 4-H teens selected by Huron County 4-H Council for the 30th State Conservation Camp July 19 to 24 at Camp Ohio near Utica in Licking County. They will study conservation and wildlife with Extension specialists and visit a sawmill mine dam and Coshocton Hydrological Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Smith
Willard R.D. 1
Robert Haas
Bellevue Rdi
Camp Ohio
Utica
Licking County
Carlos Tucker
Huron County 4-H Council
USDA
Coshocton
Norwalk Budget Report and Local Delivery Rates
Norwalk Ohio and surrounding areas face a budget report noting six month actual and six month estimated expenses. The Reflector Herald advertises daily delivery with mail options, carrier routes, and weekly/per year rates for Norwalk Milan Wakeman and nearby rural areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Ohio
Reflector Herald, Inc
Monroe
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Milan
Wakeman
North Fairfeild
Greenwich
New London
Willard
MeBride Accepts Amherst Superintendent Post
James H. McBride superintendent of Norwalk City Schools for 15 years resigns in April 1964 to pursue a PhD at Western Reserve University and will begin duties as Amherst superintendent in August. He and wife plan to move to Amherst. they live at 113 Norwood Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. McBride
Norwalk City
Amherst
Augus
McBride
Norwalk
Western Reserve University
Norwood Ave
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McNemars
Crestview
Judy McMillin
Findlay College
Larry Brockett
MecNemar
Donald White
Harold Hill
Thomas Lee Dickmann
New Lisbon
Wis
Shinn Wohn M. Myers
Springfield
Huron Playhouse
Meredith Willson
Ohio Street Theatre
Jeter
Paul Bazor
Tom FE. Hunter
Robert Gullett
Heidleberg College
Mary McCahon
Mary Trusdle
Fort Wayne Bible College
Eastern Michigan University
Charles Trusdle
Michigan State University
Catherine Cook
Temple University
Dennis Corrigan
James Holmer
Heidelberg College
CFDAR
Duane Lau
Virginia Evans
Melville Palmer
Katherine Knorr
William Cowan
Samuel Bone
Floyd Heft
Thomas Stockdale
The
Huron County Soil Conservation District
Biglow Tile Company of
MeBride
Dacron
Bermuda
Ckzons
Citizen National
Bank OF Norwalk
Hur National Bank Charter Nooes
Milan and
Cline Streets
Mound Federal Psurance Corporation
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