Reporter Vies For BPW Title In Ohio Contest
Judith D. Morgan, Reflector reporter, competes Saturday for Young Career Woman of the Year at the Ohio BPW convention in Cleveland. She won the District III speak-off in Clyde earlier this year and vies to represent the state at the national BPW gathering in Atlantic City in July.
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Judith D. Morgan
Reflector
Ohio Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Cleveland
Clyde
Atlantic City
N.J
Miss Morgan
Police Week Display At Nobil's Shoe Store
Patrolman John Short discusses the Police Week display with pedestrians in front of Nobil's Shoe Store on Main Street. Patrolman Gary Prices contributed in a feature reprinted with permission from the Wall Street Journal Futures Grain.
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John Short
Nobil’s
E. Main St
Short
Gary
The
Wall Street Journal
Greenwich Council Passes Salaries for BPA Officials
Greenwich Council approved a pay ordinance setting BPA clerk Brittie Jacobs at 5200 dollars a year and zoning inspector Robert Fulton at 200 dollars. The EPA promoted Bob Dupee to superintendent with 9310 dollars and hired James Fishbaugh as new superintendent at 7000 dollars.
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Greenwich
Board of Public Affairs
BPA
al Smith
George Fetter
Smith
EPA
Bob Dupee
James Fishbaugh
Dupee
Fetter
David Hale
Robert Fulton
Brittie Jacobs
Council
Lloyd Patton
Pleasant Street
Various School Activities Highlight Week at Local Campus
Sixteen AP English and three European History students took final exams this week to determine college credit and grades. Spanish Club toured Fremont for dinner at A La Hacienda with four faculty members. Freshmen Jeff Berezin Jay Blackwood and Dave Griffith and junior Mark Fisher joined an explorer tour at NASA Plum Brook last Wednesday. Theatre Guild elected officers and planned a June 1 Anything Goes performance by OSU Mansfield. Majorettes held a bake sale during lunch Monday. Ninth graders toured EHOVE facilities Thursday. Future Teachers of America closed its year with a reservoir park picnic. Next year officers named Linda Brothers president Helen Loucks vice president Deb Ward secretary and Doris Hespeler treasurer. Mrs Jeannette Freeman advises. Distributive Education students dined at the Sandusky Holiday Inn with employers as awards were given by Mike Goodsite Mike Roush and adviser Robert Thomas. Eighty art students exhibited in Cole gym Thursday featuring oil ceramics wire sculpture and rugs with demonstrations in cartooning oil and watercolor and pottery throwing.
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A la Hacienda
Nancy Paffenbarger
Louis Paxton
Jeff Berezin
Jay Blackwood
Dave Griffith
Mark Fisher
NASA
Plum Brook Station
Theatre Guild
Cole Porter
Ohio State University
Mansfield
EHOVE
Linda Brothers
Helen Loucks
Deb Ward
Doris Hespeler
Jeannette Freeman
Sandusky Holiday Inn
Therssa Goble
DECA
Mike Goodsite
Mike Roush
Robert Thomas
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