Amherst Board OKs sweeping school use resolutions
The Amherst Board of Education approved two major use plans from Superintendent W A Smith in a 45 minute session. The first groups first through third graders at Powers School and fourth and fifth at Shape School, with the latter still under construction. The second plan splits ninth graders between Central and Steele for morning sessions, swapping in the afternoon, giving each student access to gym facilities at Central.
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Amherst Board of Education
W. A. Smith
Powers School
Shape
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Steele High School
Steele Dork
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Smith
Wakeman Father Son Dinner Highlights Plans for Education
Wakeman The Senior Talent Guild led by Mrs Elbridge Radcliffe hosted a Father Son banquet with an Hawaiian theme at the First Congregational Church. Speakers included K C Buckley Byron Dalton and Edward Buck. David Wheeler urged adopting a plan to improve education through reduced duplication better use of teachers and new testing. The plan would alter class sizes at Shupe Powers and Steele schools create a kindergarten space and shift ninth grade needs while addressing transportation space and staff orientation.
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Powers
Myth Smith
Amherst
Glen Morey
Islather
Myron Shelton Assion
Melvins
Miller
Gremore
Central School
Oberlin
Steele School
Smith
Robert Murdock
Man Fined For Failure To Signal Turn
Albert L Hill of 101 Groveland St was fined 60 dollars and costs and given a six month driver license suspension after pleading guilty to failing to signal a left turn. Prosecutor Philip Thomas noted Hill’s record with four arrests in under two years. Gerald L Mitchell pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle with faulty brakes and was fined 10 dollars and costs.
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Albert L Hill
Groveland St
Philip Thomas
Hull
Gerald L Mitchell R
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Oberlin Churches List Week Activities
Oberlin churches list the week’s services and programs. Rev J M Morning prayers, sermons, and varied worship times fill Burrell Akron, Mt Zion Baptist, First Church, and others with Sunday school for all ages, youth fellowships, and college fellowships.
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J. M
Burrell
Akron
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
First Church
Rusi Methodist
WSCS
Sacred Heart
Newman Club
Mass Christian Missionary Alliance
First Methodist
Wesley
First Baptist Church
East Oberlin Community Church
First Church of Christ Scientist
Glorious Faith Tabernacle
Christ Temple Church
Society of Friends
Quaker
Orchard
Pittsfield
Little Country Pentecostal
Worsmp
Oberima Truth Center
Avon Twins Complete Navy Boot Camp at Great Lakes
Avon twin brothers Richard J and Robert L Ung, sons of Donald A and Mrs Ung of Avon, completed boot camp training at the Naval Training Center Great Lakes. Their family braved a severe Midwest snow storm to attend the graduation exercises.
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Richard J and
Robert L Umg
Donald A Ung
Nagel Rd
Great Lakes
Naval Training Center
Umig
Clarksfield Mothers Plan Fish Fry
A Clarksfield Mothers Club meeting at Mrs Harold Pheiffer home outlined a March 2 fish fry at Clarksfield Community Hall. Proceeds will fund a classroom dictionary a picture screen and a film projector for Clarksfield Elementary Schools.
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Justice theme guides Oberlin Sunday vespers and events
Oberlin calendar outlines a weekend of arts and lectures. Sunday includes a vespers service at Finney Chapel and a west Seminar piano recital by Polly Shaw in Warner Hall at 8 pm. The week features lectures by Dr Mane Lehn, Prof Edward Long, and Dr Edward J Juri, plus multiple student and faculty performances at Warner and Hall Auditorium.
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Pollypers
Tomor K. Shaw
Warner Hall
William Much
Yale
Cabanl
Wae Wivumy Cunan
Finney Chapel
Allen Art Budding
Mane Lehn
Frank R Silbajoris
Oberlin Wind Ensemble
Edward L Long, Jr
Haskell
Bosworth Hall
Edward J. Juri
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Oberlin Dramatic Association
Finnes Chapel
R. Joy Hine
Joyce Zaskow
Wilbur Price
Clyde R Perry
Planned Dance Set At Wakeman Show
Townsend Wakeman Booster Club meets to plan Wimstre show at Western Reserve High School tonight. Free records while supplies last. Ike Leidorf is disc jockey. Proceeds fund playground blacktop at Hartland School.
Wall Collapse Kills Two In Cherbourg Drainage Dig
Two construction workers died and a third was injured Friday when a wall collapsed during drainage ditch digging in Cherbourg France. Police and rescue teams responded to the scene and the incident is under investigation.
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France
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Fnday
RNA Oracle Installed At So Amherst
Lil ly Krebs was installed as Oracle of Royal Neighbors of America at South Amherst. Martha Nickel and Sam Slack Sr. served as installing officers with officers and guards named. The Lorain County rally is set for Swiss Hall on May 10 with a list of graces and officers.
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Royal Neighbors of America
Martha Nickel
Sam Slack
Marshall
Eva Wagner
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Andrew Gainok
Sophie Yarmock
Raymond Jones
Ray Palmer
Jagbearer
Andrew Gauimok
Faith
Elizabeth Roll
Courage
Edward Schneider
Modesty
Sophie Yarmack
Endurance
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