Western Reserve board meets by candlelight during storm
Amid a severe thunderstorm and power outage, the Western Reserve school board conducted a lengthy session by candle and flashlights. They approved a summer basketball camp for about 45 students run by coach Tom Robson with four two week sessions and a $15 fee, plus required medical exams. Proceeds go to the Western Reserve Athletic Fund. The meeting also covered funding for a Young Farmer program, a scholarship potential from a spring sale, a special education budget of 16742, personnel changes including resignations and new roles, and misc contracts and retirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman
Western Reserve School Board
Tom Robson
Western Reserve
Robson
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Western Reserve Athletic Fund
Bruce Thayer
Young Farmer
Thayer
Reese Wineman
Nancy Haines
Victoria Scheck
William Wise Jr
School District Budget and Staff Actions Report
Markets data and local staffing notes accompany a minutes-style report. Actions include setting a 1980 budget hearing for July 18, approving 90 percent tax collection, authorizing High School Driving Training Inc. for 1979-80, pro-rating charges in the Lorain County testing program, joining Title I 1979-80 with Andrew Valachek as Title coordinator, accepting a Preschool Learning Resource Center grant of 10,813 for Wakeman elementary, and listing employed cooks and substitutes by name across middle and high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Strimpfel
Evelyn Gunter
Patricia Cicco
Hartland
Jeanne Rasnick
Wakeman
Judith Kendrick
Gloria Silcox
Joan Buchannon
Lucille Weisenberger
Elizabeth Bonner
Ada Dalton
High School Driving Training Inc
Lorain County
Wakeman Elementary
Multiple Traffic Incidents Include Shelby Crash
A Shelby woman, Cheryl A. Fidler, 21, was injured when her pickup struck a car driven by Mary A. Hale, 43, then veered into a ditch on U.S. 224 near Old State Road. Fidler was cited for assured clear distance after the collision. Debora H. Holscher, 18, of rural Norwalk, was cited for excessive speed when her car went off Ohio 601, hitting a ditch, a yard, a tree, and a pole. Linda Herner, 34, of Scranton Road in Columbus, remained hospitalized after a motorcycle crash on I-270 that injured her and husband Fredrick. She is employed by General Telephone Co.. Fredrick worked at Ford Motor Co. in Sandusky. Their children Frederick Jr and Tim stayed with their grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Highway Patrol
Cheryl A. Fidler
Fidler
U.S. 224
Old State Road
Mary A. Hale
Willard
Ms. Fidler
Norwalk
Ohio
Linda Herner
Scranton Road
Mt. Carmel East
Columbus
Fredrick
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Mary Jenkins
Herner
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List at Fisher-Titus
The Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital reports admissions for Roger Miller Wakeman Douglas Jones Monroeville Valerie Graf Wakeman Mrs Evelyn Ferrell Norwalk Miss Susan Ward Norwalk Charles Rew Norwalk John Manning Collins Mrs Ruth Stoll Wakeman Mrs Debra Robinson Norwalk Mark Jackson Norwalk. Discharges include Rodney Brown Norwalk Hollis Ensminger Norwalk Mrs Betty Goodsite Norwalk William Hart Milan Carl Hartman Norwalk Mrs Kathryn Hess Willard Vinton Holm Norwalk Miss Christine Meyer Norwalk Robert Rehark Norwalk Miss Susan Smith Norwalk.
Prof Traces Bawdy Word in Shakespeare Phrase
Ohio State University professor David Frantz argues the earliest written reference to a famed expletive appears in The Merry Wives of Windsor as focative. He notes the term first entered print in a 1598 dictionary published by John Florio and says Renaissance attitudes toward sexuality were more tolerant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
UPI
David Frantz
Ohio State University
England
William Shakespeare
Frantz
John Florio
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Victor Wolfe
Ebert’s, Inc
School Employees Retirement System
Helen Manhart
Margaret Finley
Janet Lierner
Cook
Evelyn J. Radcliffe
C Hill
C Hill's Cinterior, Inc
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Claremont Ave
Shland, Ohio
Fast Food AL Inc
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Sugardale
Smith
Sherbet
Sugardale Slab
Bassara Esas
Milan Ave
Golden Buckeye
Ens Kca
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