Norwalk Seniors Plot For Prom Festivities
The Norwalk City School instrumental music department hosts a 7:30 p.m. concert at the high school. The 1966 Senior Class Prom is set for May 21 with Moon River as the theme. The dance runs 8:00 to 11:30 p.m. at the junior high gym, featuring Mansfield Senior High stage band, followed by a first run movie at Schine's Theater. A beach party at Susan Olsen’s Cedar Point Cottage caps the evening, with a hootenanny featuring Bob Roth, Jim Brechwald, and Robb Hurst. Pancakes and bacon breakfast at Memorial Lake Shelter House conclude the events. Newly elected Varsity Club officers for 66-67 are Jim Lorcher, Travis Chapin, Randy Miller, and Denny Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manfield
Schine’s
Susan Olsen
Cedar Point
Jim Lorcher
Travis Chapin
Randy Miller
Denny Marion
Park Board assigns summer supervision roles at local parks
The correction states a typographical error altered a paragraph about Park and Recreation Board assignments. It should read that Board Chairman Robert Mason will supervise McGuan Park activities this summer, Allen Shankman will oversee the swimming program, and T. J. Peabody will supervise operations at other parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park and Recreation Board
Robert Mason
McGuan Park
Allen Shankman
T. J. Peabody
South Central Board Accepts Six Teacher Resignations
Six South Central teachers resigned effective year end including Edith Smith and Roy Faulkner at South Central High School and Joyce Haas Bonnie Sheerer Olive Niver and Sue Brockett at North Fairfield Greenwich. Graduation activities begin May 22 with diplomas on June 3. A summer driver education program is planned with a 16-student minimum and five dollar fee for 60 hours.
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Greenwich
South Central Board of Education
South Central High School
Edith Smith
Roy Faulkner
Joyce Haas
Bonnie Sheerer
North Fairfield
Olive Niver
Sue Brockett
George McNemar
Columbus
State Board of Education
Board of Education
South Central Reading Promoted With State Funds
Greenwich school officials report State Department approval for a six week summer reading improvement program funded under Title 1 ESEA. The district will receive about 7800 dollars for teachers equipment supplies and transportation across three school levels and 2000 dollars for library improvements under Titles I II III.
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Greenwich
South Central Board of Education
State Department of Education
ESEA
South Central
Norwalk Reflector Subscription Rates Listed
Norwalk Reflector announces subscription options through Reflector Herald with rates 45 cents weekly in local areas and 15 dollars yearly by mail in Huron and Erie counties, 23.40 elsewhere in the U.S. UPI News Service and ABC memberships noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
New London School Board Accepts Eight Teacher Resignations
NEW LONDON The School board accepted eight resignations from teachers and one secretary as contracts end at year’s close. New hires include Mrs. Lucile Todd, primary teacher, and Supt. W R Burton was authorized to offer contracts after interviews. A May 25 recreation meeting with Park board and Council is planned.
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New London
Jean Rippon
Arlene Patton
Ida Bradish
Wilma Pierce
Gloria Preston
Mary Jane Lee
Eleanor Anderson
Velma Kessler
Sharon Case
Lucile Todd
Bowling Green State University
W.R. Burton
Burton
State Board of Education
Columbus
Park Board
Council
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Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
O.w.rothel
Ellen Slone
Martha Burr
John Packard
W. Main St
Ivadell Myers
Norwalk City
Norwalk DO
Kudro’s Restaurant
Bellevue
Ohio
Lake Erie
Greenwich Vacation Bible School
Clark Hunter
Ting
Judi Bucher
Milage
State
Reflector
Monroe
Reflector- Herald, Inc
NL Board
C.A. Daubenmire
Division of
Kaiser. Wells
West Main
Star View Drive
Pyther Nmenso
Buffalo Gun
Webb Pierce
Carl Smith
MR. Moth
Moth
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