Reading program praised by teachers and parents in local districts
In Greenwich, South Central, and Monroeville districts teachers, administrators, and parents defend the Exemplary Center for Reading Instruction as a mastery based system that fosters independence. Supporters note improved reading, self reliance, and engaged classes. Critics worry about pressure and testing, while Monroeville pilots report higher first grade text completion and teacher workload growth.
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Greenwich
South Central
Monroeville
Madelyn Jarvis
Huron County
Larry Sanders
South Central School Board
Richard Knight
Tom
Knight
Alice Cunningham
South Central Elementary School
Billy
Joanne Radwin
Marion City
Radwin
New London Students Create Mini TV Documentaries
Seven minutes of viewing and a hundred hours of doing taught New London students how to produce five to ten minute documentaries. Under instructor Rick Weber, juniors and seniors created pieces on farming architecture and student talk shows, learning camera work sound mixing and editing with two cameras, monitors, tape decks and lights funded by federal programs. The nine week elective, begun in 1973, earns a quarter credit, and aims for quality in productions.
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New London
Rick Weber
Morizons
Glen Keck
Weber
National Guard tells Countryettes to practice elsewhere
Norwalk unit enforces energy saving by cutting armory usage and rentals. Captain Dale Liebenthal said Countryettes were not paying and the lights and heat must be reduced. The order follows a crackdown on energy use this winter amid janitorial staffing losses and regulations against free armory use.
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Norwalk
The
National Guard
Dale Liebenthal
Liebenthal
CETA
Norwalk Milan Welcome Wagon Baskets Aid Seniors
The Norwalk Milan Welcome Wagon Club prepares spring May baskets for Spring Street apartments seniors with support from Boose's Market and Fannie Farmer candies. Deliveries are planned for today and Wednesday. Hartland Farmers 4-H Club meets Thursday at 7:30 p.m with Richard and Laurie Ruess.
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Norwalk-Milan
Welcome Wagon Club
Spring Street
Boose’s Market
Fannie Farmer
Hartland Farmers
Richard
Laurie Ruess
Willard Man Sentenced for Marijuana Sales
James Ray Stephens of 116 Church St Willard was sentenced Friday to one to five years in Mansfield Reformatory after being found guilty on two counts of selling marijuana in May 1978. Indicted by a Huron County Grand Jury on July 25. Have something to sell Advertise It Here Call 668 3771.
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Willard
Mansfield Reformatory
James Ray Stephens
Church St
Huron County
Monroeville FFA member earns State Degree at convention
Matt Bragg of the Monroeville FFA Chapter received the State FFA Degree at the State FFA Convention. He served as reporter and sentinel, participated in wool judging and public speaking, led district officer training, and chaired the Fair Board. Bragg won the 1978 Home and Farmstead Improvement Award and earned a gold in regional competition. He also lettered in football and track.
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Monroeville
Matt Bragg
Bragg
Matt
Fair Board
FFA Home and Farmstead Improvement
Norwalk Doctor Camardese Hospitalized in Sandusky
Dr Nino Camardese of Norwalk was hospitalized Monday morning undergoing tests at Providence Hospital Sandusky. He was taken by ambulance at 9 45 a m and was unconscious per the report. A Providence nurse said the illness was not serious and he was listed in satisfactory condition today.
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Nino Camardese
Norwalk
Providence Hospital
Sandusky
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Jane
Helen Payne
Beth
Mary Tre Bey
Ken Ruffing
Ohio State
Agricultural Technical Institute
Wooster
Floyd Heft
Division of Soil and Water Districts
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Columbus
Ruffing
Huron Soil and Water Conservation District
Seminary
Willard Man
Kentucky
RUG Town
Harold Bragg
Mead Road
Camardese
Bumeovratad
South America
Carl
Service
Amana
Benedict Ave
Ohio
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