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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1969

Page

3

Willard to Vote June 10 on Split School Levy

Willard School Board votes to hold a June 10 election after defeat of 8.5 mill levy 628 to 352. Superintendent M E Acocks heads to Port Clinton and recommends splitting the levy into a 4.5 renewal and a new 4 mill operating levy. The board approves the split and plans an active campaign with a Friday high school meeting to organize committees.

Willard Willard School Board of Education M.E. Acocks Port Clinton Richard Jackson

War Hero Ronald D. Hopper to Speak at Kiwanis Meeting

First Lieutenant Ronald D. Hopper, a recipient of the Silver Star and Bronze Star plus several other honors, will be guest speaker for the Norwalk Kiwanis Club noon Thursday at the Eagles Hall. Hopper, from Coshocton High School and Ohio State University, entered the Army in 1966 and served as a platoon leader with the Fifth Infantry Division at Fort Carson.

Ronald D. Hopper Norwalk Kiwanis Club Eagles Hopper Coshocton, Ohio Coshocton Ohio State University Army Fort Benning Georgia Infantry Fifth Infantry Division Fort Carson Colo

Friday Deadline for EHOVE Summer Program Applications

Friday is the deadline to apply for the EHOVE Summer Program with courses for Junior High through age 21 and post graduates. Applications available via guidance counselors in Erie Huron and Ottawa Counties or the EHOVE office. Credit ranges from 1/4 to 1 full per course, with state limits of one unit per summer and three toward high school graduation. The program runs June 16 through July 25.

EHOVE Erie Huron Ottawa Ehove Shops Ehove Joint Vocational School Nick Edgar Milan

Gift to Italian priest includes chalice and paten

Mrs. Richard Boose of Norwalk gives a gold chalice and paten to Fr. Peter Nobili as an ordination gift from the Knights of Columbus after her husband’s February 1968 death. Nobili, Rome native, was ordained at St. Charles Seminary Ohio and will celebrate his first Mass in Chicago May 25, with assignment in Rochester, New York.

Richard Boose Norwalk Boose Knights of Columbus Peter Nobili Rome Italy Assumption Chapel St. Charles Seminary Carthagena Ohio Nobili Roman O. Missler

Creek Clearance Cost Set by Village Council

Mayor Charles Zeller announced a $258 estimate to clear 500 feet of creek west of the South Main Street bridge to reduce flooding during heavy rain. Huron County Commissioners will contribute $50 toward the project. The council gave first reading to an ordinance and an open meeting is set for 8 p.m. May 26.

North Fairfield Charles Zeller South Main Street Huron County Brenard Freeman

Jury pool named for Common Pleas Court sessions

Fifteen persons have been summoned for jury duty in Common Pleas Court beginning Thursday. The panel may hear testimony in the murder trials of Patricia Lawrence and Glenn Damron, both indicted but with no trial dates. Norwalk’s Robert Houghden leads a list including Monroeville’s Gilbert Ruffing and Thyrza Schibley, Willard residents, and others from Greenwich Wakeman Collins and Attica.

Patricia Lawrence Glenn Damron Robert Houghden Perrin Road Norwalk Monroeville Gilbert Ruffing Thyrza Schibley Willard Janice Rhineberger Naomi Painter Earl R. Sterling Clarence W. Sanderson Elizabeth Schloemer Mable Reddick Anna Wendlinger Greenwich Lloyd B. Hurst Jeanne Fletcher Wakeman Margaret Leimeister Collins Leolyn Fritz Attica

Seven Western Reserve seniors win college scholarships

Collins students secure grants ranging from 150 to 1500 for study at Ohio State Findlay College Denison Wittenburg Bowling Green and more. Recipients include William Fugel Pamela Mollison Wallace Petrey Mark Soboslai Joyce Szabo Cheryl Worcester and Brian Murray with multiple honors and activities noted.

Western Reserve Wallace Petrey Mark Soboslai William Fugel Joyce Szabo Pamela Ann Mollison Cheryl Ann Worcester Brian Murray Collins Western Reserve High School William M. Fugel Ohio State University Fugel Charles Mollison Findlay College Ohio State Wallace T. Petrey College of Engineering Western Reserve National Honor Society Firelands Wallace Petry Wakeman Denison University Granville Mark Science Society National Honor Society Buckeye Carl Soboslai Eugene Szabo Wittenburg University Springfield Joyce Bowling Green State University Donald Worcester Louis Murray Bowling Green

Western Reserve High Principal Resigns After One Year

Western Reserve High School principal L. C. Yanculeff has resigned saying he plans to move to broader fields in education administration. The resignation was accepted at a special board session before a public school levy meeting on April 18 in Townsend, with no public announcement yet.

Wakeman L. C. Yanculeff Western Reserve High School Yanculeff Board of Education Townsend Ellis Dunmyer Five Mill

Firelands Red Cross Board to Meet May 26

The annual Willard and Firelands Chapters American Red Cross directors meeting will be May 26 at 6 30 p m in the Holiday Inn. The business session will approve financial reports through April 30. A joint meeting follows to place 51 members on the Firelands board for the Willard area. Elected officers and the executive committee will serve one year beginning July 1. Current members serve until June 30 when the chapters merge.

Willard and Firelands American Red Cross Holiday Inn Firelands Board Willard Firelands

Willard Schools Seek Teachers Amid Low Pay

Willard M E Acocks reports shortages of applicants for several teacher vacancies. Five elementary positions open for next fall as current staff depart. Seven resignations accepted including Elaine Bowling Jean Mosher Irene Eberly and Helen Acocks. Jack E Gill hired as head basketball coach. NHS initiation set for 1 30 Thursday.

Willard M.E. Acocks Willard Schools Board of Education Acocks Elaine Bowling Jean Mosher Irene Eberly Havana North Fairfield Helen Acocks Maryellen Sway Dan Witherspoon Evelyn Pine Jack E. Gill

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