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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1968
Page
4
The Occupational Outlook Handbook says future jobs go to those who prepare, with routine labor fading as machines rise. Engineering and sciences rise in demand, health care grows, and teaching remains the largest female-dominated profession, needing many new teachers by 1975.
The report predicts rising sales and professional roles beyond retail as agriculture modernizes. Farm-related vocations expand with extension workers and engineers, while clerical and service jobs like stenographers and receptionists grow rapidly, with hundreds of thousands of openings annually through the 1970s.
The Lions Club plans its final meeting of the year for Monday July 21 at First Street Park. A picnic for the Cub Pack, sponsored by no Lions Club, will follow.
Ben Franklin stores feature pre boxed gifts including billfolds cuff links tie clasps ties and handkerchiefs in various combinations priced at two dollars. Containers for picnics and travel aids accompany new product lines. Parkers Country Meats sells lean marbled beef and Hershman's offers a soil tiller plus a range of lawn tools and equipment.
Army Major Vincent E Falter, son of Mr and Mrs Aloysius S Falter, graduated from the US Army Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth. A total of 1 048 officers from the Army Navy Marine Corps and Air Force completed the 10 month course. The college also graduated 97 foreign officers. The graduation speaker was General Hugh P Harris, retired commander of the Continental Army Command, now president of The Citadel.
A fragment cites a claim on water use for cotton cloth and a maxim about governance, attributed to George Washington. The tone mirrors historical pamphleteering, juxtaposing material detail with moral-political sentiment. The text blends production figures with a providential worldview.
Bruce Hoan son of Manil Virs Vernon Holland 77 North Feirth has been chosen a member of the All Ohio Youth Chorus to sing in Columbus in August. He will perform with the group at the OCT Late Fair and at the Youth Center on Ohio grounds from Aug 26 to Sept 2. The choir will perform 18 numbers and Bruce is required to gain experience before reporting in August. Mrs Cruce received the Jaycees trophy for sportsmanship at the RHS annual sports banquet.
Virgil Pittman Jr son of Mr and Mrs Pittman was graduated with honors in business administration from the local university. He has accepted a position in Chicago. Pittman also completed high school at Ritterman High School, class of 1961.
Joshua B. Brown, son of Mr and Mrs John Sinmomatta of Iz Woes, graduates from Mary basic training into the Naval Training Center. He completed seamanship, survival techniques, military drill and other subjects under Navy petty officers as he transitions from civilian life to service, marking the start of his first ship assignment or shore station.
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