Confidence Needed Eckler Tells Wakeman PTA
Paul Eckler, counselor for the Western Reserve School District, says confidence guides guidance counseling at Wakeman Elementary PTA. He outlines his roles as test giver, records keeper, and confidant, and notes counseling spans grades 1 through twelve with group testing from first grade onward covering intelligence, achievement, aptitude, and diagnostic areas.
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Eva Leimbach
Wakeman
Paul Eckler
Western Reserve
Wakeman Elementary Pta
Eckler
PTA Names Nominating Committee for New Officers
At the PTA meeting president Mrs. Carl Sobosolai announced the nominating committee of Anne Cooley Louise Murray and Mrs Norman Nestor for officer posts to be voted on at the April meeting. A bake sale is planned for April, the rag drive will close May, and the Spring style show was cancelled. Sewell Cameron reported district approval for a school newsletter with Wakeman aiding, to be sent home by students this year at an estimated $60 annual cost. The Legion Auxiliary requests $60 for two Ohio Girls State attendees. PTA approved $25 toward the project. Open house at the April meeting features Kindergarten program directed by Mrs Ruth Alleshouse.
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PTA
Carl Sobosolai
Anne Cooley
Louise Murray
Norman Nestor
Ways and Means
Lewis Carnal
Sewell Cameron
Townsend and
Hartland Pta
Wakeman
Wakeman American Legion Auxiliary
Ohio Girls State
Arpil
Ruth Alleshouse
Exams For City Post Scheduled
The Norwalk Civil Service Commission set 7:30 pm on Wednesday March 24 in the council chamber for examinations for police captain patrolman and fireman. Promotions tied to retirement, top three candidates, and eligibility lists defined by department chiefs.
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Norwalk Civil Service Commission
Council Chamber
Willis Sattig
R. A. Chapin
Kenneth Link
COED Formed for Educational Development in Sandusky Area
The Committee on Educational Development COED is formed to advance post high school education within a 25 mile radius. It will expand to include representatives from the wider area.
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Sandusky
Committee On Educational Development
Multiple Misdemeanor and Traffic Waivers in County Court
A county court session lists numerous defendants with waivers and fines for traffic violations and misdemeanors including speed, illegal license plate transfers, stop sign violations, disorderly conduct, unsafe vehicle, leaving scene of accident, failing to heed red signals, assault and battery, driving on left side, fictitious registration plates, and failure to carry registration. Notable entries include Raymond E. Moorener Findlay $20 waiver, Roger Bush Mansfield $25 waiver, and Joseph Bertram Willett Louisville $25 costs for disorderly conduct. Jury verdicts show City of Mansfield vs Beymer and related cases with total sums awarded.
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