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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1971
Page
2
The Chippewa Valley Chapter of the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America rehearses every Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Knights of Pythias Hall in Sterling Ohio. For information call 925-7391 or 925-8916.
School lunches list daily meals from December 6 to 10 across First Street and West Hill campuses. Menus include Hamburg on bun, spaghetti, baked chicken, veal cutlets, soup, noodles, tuna casserole, Wieners, turkey, and fish sticks with sides and milk. Weather advisory from Highway Safety urges cautious driving on ice and snow.
In Seward Davis Bowling League results Glenda Howell topped with a 512 series while Faye Thompson 506 Dee Reynolds 502 and Eula Benchoff 484 also posted high figures Family Drug leads with Bodagers second and Magic Mirror Beauty Salon third Bodagers and Ferrers tied for second and B and W Oil third In another listing Reah Lunter led with a 560 series Evelyn Jones 508 and Ruth Baker Wilma Kosier Maxine Glessner Ruth Black posted 483 477 477 Ending with Ordinance No 4839 in Rittman Ohio raising the mayoral salary to 2400 per year effective December 1973 Passed November 8 1971 by Mayor Ashton Hall and Clerk Karen Kelbly 11-24 12-1 1971
A reflective column questions the rising practice of trophy culture in youth sports. It argues trophies reward time and effort, not deeds, and ponders a middle ground between recognition and overstuffed closets. It cites Rittman youth leagues, urging fair balance for coaches, parents, and players.
A state highway safety notice warns that automobile accidents have caused more national deaths than all wars combined. It notes cars rose to prominence in the early 1900s after several wars and urges drivers to obey traffic laws.
A new EMR class teacher at First Street School is Candy Torgerson. She and her husband Raymond live in Akron with their 15 month old daughter Shannon. Torgerson, from Cuyahoga Falls, earned a BS in Education from Kent State to teach special and elementary education. Her ungraded class of 10 and 11 year olds works at individual levels and she collaborates with Miss Donna Mautz on social studies and projects. The class painted Halloween windows at the shopping center and recently toured the Rittman Press, sparking interest in newspaper work.
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