Fifteen year old Sarah Schrader pursues fashion design and art
Fifteen year old Sarah Schrader of St. Pauls High School designs doll clothes for her sisters dolls and hopes to make her own clothes over summer. She recently won a linoleum block print at the Northeastern Ohio Regional Scholastic Art Show in Toledo. She enjoys sketching and favors family subjects for her art. Active in CYO Pep Club and Girls Athletic Association at school and in a summer 4 H Sewing Club.
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Sarah Schrader
St. Paul’s High School
Sarah
Northeastern Ohio
Toledo
St. Paul’s
Pep Club
Girls Athletic Association
Local Junior Events and Plays Highlight Monroeville Area
Monroeville hosts 35 junior and senior homemakers trip to Cleveland for the Home and Flower Show. New London freshman team posts 14 5 season, places second to Sandusky Perkins in tournament. Western Reserve to present The Case of the Laughing Dwarf March 25 26. Florence Krikke Pauletta Graham and Mary Baumann named 1966 South Central delegates to Buckeye Girls State. Berlin Heights Junior High prints Berlin Squealer criticizing Batman. Huron County Science Day awards set for Monroeville. participants include Western Reserve South Central New London and Monroeville. District Science Day April 2 in Tiffin for top seniors and juniors. Milan to stage The Mouse That Roared March 25 26. New London Bees fall to Norwalk on WLEC. Willard DE classes plan Penny Carnival March 26. donations sought hats comic books dishes. Western Reserve GAA swam at Perkins High. South Central solo and ensemble participants Jo King Dennis Stoneham set Port Clinton event. Berlin Heights Ron Shook leads foul shooting at 5 11 forward. Monroville senior class cast for Hobgoblin House announced.
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Monroeville
Cleveland
New London
Sandusky Perkins
Willard
Western Reserve
Florence Krikke
Pauletta Graham
Mary Baumann
South Central
Buckeye
Berlin Heights
Milan
NEW London Aiz Bees
Norwalk
WLEC
GAA
Perkins High School
Jo King
Dennis Stoneham
Port Clinton High School
Ron Shook
Jeff Strickler
Jeff
Soeharto Takes Power in Indonesia Bans PKI
Sukarno surrendered political powers to Lt General Soeharto who banned the Communist Party PKI. The shift followed two weeks of student riots against Sukarno's leftist cabinet. Sukarno reportedly kept the presidency with Soeharto granted wide authority to run the government.
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Sinapore
UPI
Sukarno
Soeharto
PKI
Indonesia
Jakarta
Keith Shann
Liberals Open Investigation Into Little Profumo Scandal
Canada’s Liberal government moves toward a winner take all inquiry into a sex and security affair involving former Associate Defense Minister Pierre Sevigny and German beauty Gerda Munsinger. The probe could determine the fate of Prime Minister Pearson’s minority government amid allegations linked to past Conservative ministers.
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Ottawa
UPS
Canada
Liberal Party
Defense
Pierre Sevigny
Gerta Munsinger
Lester B. Pearson
Pearson
Lucien Cardin
John Diefenbaker
Cardin
Munsinger
Germany
Montreal Star
Diefenbaker
Profumo
Britain
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Vandals Damaged Timbs Car In Connie's Laundry Lot
Carl E. Timbs of New London reported a vandalism incident Friday night in Connie's Laundry parking. He saw a youth inside the car and found ignition wires pulled loose. A second car with four youths arrived then left as he approached. Timbs identified a subset of youths and planned charges if they are found.
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Carl E. Timbs
New London
Connie
Timbs
Bungard Named NOBA Man of the Year at Banquet
Homer Bungard of Norwalk won the Northern Ohio Breeders Association Man of the Year award at the NOBA annual banquet held Thursday night at the Union Grange Hall. Dr. L O Gilmore presented the honor. Bungard to join NOBA guests on a trip to the NACB meeting in Colorado in August. He has represented NOBA in Huron County for 20 years. Dr. Noland VanDemark of Ohio State University spoke at the 155-person dinner.
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Homer Bungard
Norwalk
Northern Ohio Breeders’ Association
Union Grange Hall
L.o.gilmore
Ohio Research and Development Center
Bungard
NOBA
National Association of Artificial Breeders
Colorado
Huron County
Noland VanDemark
Dairy Science
Ohio State University
Ex-District Officer Talks at Monroeville Kiwanis Dinner
Paul B. Smith led the Tuesday evening Kiwanis Club dinner at Congregational Community Church basement. Kenneth G. Salisbury, former Kiwanis International lieutenant governor, spoke on his experiences in that role. William F. Scheid will chair the March 15 meeting at 6 30 p.m.
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Monroeville
Paul B. Smith
Subscription rates and delivery areas announced
UPI News Service lists terms from the Audit Bureau of Circulation and Ohio Newspapers Association. Carrier or mail options apply in Norwalk Milan Monroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard and rural areas with carrier delivery. By mail in Huron and Erie Counties rural areas without carrier service pay $10 per year elsewhere $15 per year. Mail subscriptions are payable in advance.
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UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspapers Association
Norwalk
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
U.S
Parked Car Collision Reported in Bellevue
Dezzie Lee Cox, 33, of Bellevue reported backing her car into a parked vehicle on Railroad Street. The other car belonged to J. W. Miller of Bellevue.
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Dezzie Lee Cox 33
Bellevue
Railroad Street
J.W. Miller
Family trucks collide on Route 250 near Fitchville
A father and son from Pittsburg collide after stopped truck on U S 250 is rear ended by a northbound trailer. The son William A Plater 29 was cited for unsafe distance and missing registration while the father was arrested for missing registration. One Greenwich teen injured in motorcycle crash. Norwalk man treated after car hits pole on Milan street.
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Pittsburg
Fitchville
William A. Plater
William H. Plater
Ex Professor Convicted In Marijuana Case At Border
Former Harvard professor Timothy Leary was convicted on marijuana charges and sentenced to the maximum 30 years and a $30,000 fine. His teenage daughter Susan also convicted faces psychiatric testing before final sentencing. she is ordered to a federal reformatory for an indeterminate period.
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Laredo
Tex
UPI
Harvard
Timothy Leary
Leary
Millbrook
N.Y
Connally
Susan
John
Miss Leary
Castalia Foundation
Mexico
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Reflector-Herald, Inc
SUN
Walt Disney
Temon
Thur
Willard Hospital
Greenwich Angling
Donald Amburgy
Peter Linder
Old State Road
Fisher- Titus Hospital
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Robert Stoll
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