Milan senior Lynn Schlessman falls for Teen Topper Golf
Lynn Schlessman an 18 year old Milan High School senior and National Merit finalist favors golf over basketball and baseball. He notes golf is growing among youth and mentions playing with friends and ministers as partners. He aims to become a minister and attend Wartburg College before seminary.
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Lynn Schlessman
Milan High School
Lynn
Huron
Wartburg College
Waverly
Iowa
Seminary
Students learn spring cleaning during homeroom exten sion
Willard students extended homeroom to clean lockers. Monroeville bakers sponsor sale at Hess Hardware. Larry Neel wins hog calling at Sadie Hawkins in New London. Corsage winners named Merill Gessner Goodman. 166 students earned B or better. 19 earned all A's. Baruch the St Bernard plays Horrid in Camelot April 1 2. New London honors 13 juniors seniors Natural Honor Society. District Band Contest in Clyde. South Central girls ping pong tourney. Western Reserve seniors count 47 days to graduation.
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Willard
Monroeville
Hess Hardware
Larry Neel
New London
Lyle Merill
Daryl Gessner
Dale Goodman
South Central
Baruch
Natural Honor Society
South Central Band
Clyde
Western Reserve
Local seminars and notices across Ohio towns
Everett Robbins Robert MacLane and Dale Lamoreaux of Price Construction Co. attend a three day quality improvement seminar for bituminous paving supervisors in Columbus sponsored by Ohio State University and the Ohio Contractors Association. In Monroeville Kiwanis hear James Schuler speak on diamonds. next meeting to feature Russell Antrim. Local government funding in Huron County shows 1965 distributions for streets and highways totaling 1 1/2 million plus increases over 1964. Planets and stars talk planned in Sandusky High School as part of University Lectures program.
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Everett Robbins
Robert MacLane
Dale Lamoreaux
Price Construction Company, Inc
Columbus
Ohio State University
Ohio Contractors Association
Ohio
Monroeville
James Schuler
Schuler
Sandusky
Monroeville Kiwanis Club
Congregational Community Church
Russell T. Antrim
Norwalk
Huron County
Arthur F. Herner
Roger Cloud
Bowling Green University
Sandusky High School
Milford S. Lougheed
Annual FFA Banquet Held in Berlin Heights
Berlin Chapter of Future Farmers of America held its annual banquet at the school. Rich Hillis served as toastmaster and introduced honorees. Chapter President Steve Smith presented scholarships to Norm Hillis, Dave Sexton, John Battles, and Jeff Strickler. Leadership and foundation awards honored Rich Hillis, Dan Jenkins, Steve Smith, Bill Deehr, and Dave Sexton among others.
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Berlin Heights
Berlin
Future Farmers of America
Rich Hillis
Steve Smith
Norm Hillis
Dave Sexton
John Battles
Jeff Strickler
Harold Leuszler
A.J. Romp
Dan Jenkins
Bill Deehr
Star Safety
Terry O
Postal Fees Rise for Money Orders Insurance and More
Postmaster Grell announces increases in money order, insurance, certified mail and C O D rates effective today. The 60 million annual shortfall in these services will be reduced by 36 million based on 1965 business. Details include five cent money order hikes and a 60 cent C O D cap for items up to 10 dollars.
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C.O.D
Grell
Wives You Who Wait Complain Of Telegram News
At Ft Campbell Kentucky a group of wives of soldiers from the 101st Airborne discuss the delivery of casualty news by cab drivers. They advocate Army relaying news and share stories of husbands in Viet Nam, malaria, and distant hospitals, underscoring the strain of long separations.
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Campbell, Ky
UPI
Washington
Ernest Lane Jr
Roland Brandt
Defense Department
Viet Nam
B.C. Jetton
Mrs. Jetton
John Morris
Harold Lund
Nha Trang
Gas Pipeline Blast Hurts No One In Nearby Home
A gas pipeline ruptured and exploded injuring none as Sabeleski, his wife, and seven neighbors were in the house at the time. The incident is captured in a UPI Telephoto image.
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Sabeleski
UPI
Pete Sabeleski
Redondo Beach
Calif
Sailors Get High Price Spread as Margarine Replaces Butter
The Pentagon ordered the Army and Air Force to switch from butter to margarine in mess halls to save about 6.48 million dollars yearly. Navy keeps butter due to a 1933 Navy Ration Law, while Agriculture officials hope reduced butter demand eases school lunch program shortages and high market prices.
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Washington
U.S
Pentagon
Army
Air Force
Navy
Agriculture Department
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By Carole Sprowls
T.W. Manns
Oberlin
Walter Horn, Jr
Bellevue
Clair Sargeant
Antrim
UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Milan
Wakeman
Nath Fairfield
Greenwich
Erie
FFA
Cab
G.I. Death
By Kathleen McDevitt
United Press International
101St Airborne’ Division
Carabin Agency
Linwood Ave
E. Main ST
W.t.grant CO
Norwalk, Ohio
OTL Ater
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