Western Reserve Board Hires 3 New Teachers
Western Reserve Board of Education hired three new teachers for the next school year. Linda F. Heck will teach sixth grade on a one year contract, Richard Cavallero will teach elementary physical education on a one year contract for $6,000 plus mileage, and Hazel Loughridge will be the middle school English teacher earning $7,850 with 15 years of experience.
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Linda F. Heck
St. Joseph's School
Monroeville
Bowling Green State University
Richard Cavallero
Ashland College
Hazel Loughridge
Medina
Cuyahoga
Vivienne Crook
June Noggle
Hart Construction Co
Wakeman
Nu Tau Sorority
Harold E. Robinson
Western Reserve Board
Berlin-Milan
Western Reserve
Shamel Sentenced for Jail Escape Attempt
Karl F. Shamel, 20, of rural Wakeman, drew a sentence of one to five years at Mansfield Reformatory for attempting to escape the Huron County Jail. He pleaded guilty to assault with intent to do bodily harm and received five years probation on that charge. the rape charge was reduced. The escape attempt was reported June 2 after he waived a jury trial.
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Karl F. Shamel
Wakeman
Mansfield Reformatory
Huron County
Shamel
Common Pleas
Appoint Juvenile Officer in Huron County Sheriff
Mrs. Phyllis Spencer will become the juvenile officer in the Huron County Sheriff's Department on July 1 after a two week training at Otterbein College. She leaves the Norwalk CAC where she organized a Head Start program and helped form the Parents Advisory Council. The hire follows a grant from the Ohio Youth Commission subsidizing half the salary up to 3000 dollars. Spencer, 38, mother of four, has no prior field training.
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Phyllis Spencer
Huron County Sheriff's Department
Otterbein College
Spencer
Norwalk Community Action Commission
CAC
Sheriff’s Department
Parent’s Advisory Council
Ohio Youth Commission
Otterbein
Willard Area Hospital bids exceed architect’s estimate
Seven bids for the Willard Area Hospital addition and remodel exceed the architect’s January 1966 unit cost based estimate. The lowest bid was 1.844 million and the highest 2.322 million with Studer Obringer of New Washington submitting the low bid.
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Willard
Willard Area Hospital
Hospital Board
Studer- Obringer
New Washington
Patrol Catches AWOL Soldier in Willard Area
A soldier reported missing from his base was arrested by a State Highway Patrolman after stopping two motorcyclists in Willard. Raymond W. Boncyk, 21, of Youngstown, held for military authorities. charged with riding without a helmet. Richard J. Allgood, 19, also of Youngstown, charged with riding without a license.
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Willard
Raymond W. Boncyk
Youngstown
Richard J. Allgood
Norwalk Girl Studying in Rumania Amid Flood Worries
The Widmans of 7 Case Ave. wait anxiously for a letter from Carol Widman in Bucharest where floods bring torrential rains. Carol, a 1969 OSU graduate, studies Romanian language on a Fulbright grant and has traveled in Russia planning a Turkey visit. Her family notes delays in mail and concerns about typhus and hepatitis as water is boiled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Widmans
Case Ave
Carol
Rumania
Ohio State University
University of Bucharest
Russia
Turkey
No Swimming Notice At Local Reservoir Sparks Police Call
Three Norwalk boys were found sitting on a screen house in the upper reservoir and admitted swimming. Police warned that the reservoirs are dangerous and illegal for swimming due to mud, depths up to 40 feet, no lifeguards, and use as drinking water with fines up to 50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Bill Swain Set to Speak at Norwalk Banquet
A Father and Son Banquet sponsored by the Norwalk Christian Business Men's Committee will be held at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Norwalk American Legion Hall. Bill Swain, sportscaster and WLEC Radio disc jockey, will be guest speaker and serves as president of Sports Talent Inc. and as a Cleveland Indians scout. Tickets available from committee members or by calling 663-2421 or 668-9682. All men and boys invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk Christian Business Men’s Committee
Norwalk
American Legion Hall
Bill Swain
Wlec Radio
Sandusky
Sports Talent, Inc
Cleveland Indians
Robbs Name Second Daughter Catherine Lewis
Marine Maj. Charles S. Robb and his wife Lynda Bird Johnson Robb announce the naming of their second daughter Catherine Lewis.
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Washington
UPI
Charles S. Robb
Lynda Bird Johnson
Catherine Lewis
Williams to Direct Summer Band at Memorial Lake Park
Roger Williams, band director at St. Pauls School, will lead a summer community band for Thursday evening concerts at Memorial Lake Park. A two hour rehearsal from 7 to 9 will be held Monday in the St. Pauls High School band room. Anyone who plays an instrument may join and those interested should contact Williams or Austin Shadle at the Recreation Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Williams
St. Paul’s School
Memorial Lake Park
Williams
St. Paul’s High School
Austin Shadle
Air Force Major Brown Awarded Distinguished Flying Cross
U S Air Force Major Louis S. Brown from Milan received the Distinguished Flying Cross for action in Southeast Asia. The F 4D Phantom pilot attacked enemy trucks and supplies at Ubon Royal Thai Air Force Base and earned the medal at Davis Monthan Air Force Base in Arizona where he serves as an instructor pilot. He was commissioned in 1958 and is a 1966 Torrance High School graduate with wife Martha Babcock of Salinas, California.
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Tucson
Ariz
U.S. Air Force
Louis S. Brown
Alto W. Miller
Milan
Southeast Asia
Brown
Ubon Royal Thai Afb
Thailand
Davis-Monthan Afb
4456Th Combat Crew
Tactical Air Command
U.S
Torrance
Calif
Ohio man among five Robin Hoods invited to Nottingham Festival
Robin Hood 41 of Newark Ohio is chosen with four others to visit the Nottingham Festival as honored guests of the sheriff. They will fly from New York to Birmingham near Nottingham on July 16 for four days of festivities following a nationwide selection from more than 200 applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
Robin Hood
Newark
Ohio
Nottingham
New York
Birmingham
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Western Reserve Board of Education
Star View Drive-In
West Norwalk
United Artists
David Janssen IN
Walt Disney Productions of the Technicolor
Norwast East
Bain ST
Arnie’s Cycle Mower
E. Main ST. Norwalk
Joseph J. Sisco
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Middle East
William P. Rogers
Dobrynin
Sisco
Air Force
el Camino
Calif.) Junior College
Martha
ML. Babcock
Hebert St
Salinas, Calif
Buxton
Esquire
Petpiakulls
Bankamericard
Spector's
E. Main ST
V.I.P
Idaho
KERBY
Ramada Inn
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