News-Journal from Mansfield, Ohio • 29

News Journal, Mansfield, 0. 29 Thursday, April 20, 1972 First Case Approved by Board mm If Ontario Student to Graduate Early Miller Co. at Ontario Junior High; and $21,708 at the George Haase Co. at the Ontario Senior High. Renewed the contracts of 32 teachers for one, two and three year contracts and in the case of one continuing contract.

heating and ventilating units for the Stingel School instead of the Shemenour which is closing out their manufacture of the units in July. The change to Herman Nelson was recommended by Architect James Crawfis of Marr, Knapp, and Crawfis of Mansfield. Board members agreed Shemenour will not likely maintain a parts inventory on the unit as long as needed due to the discontinuation. Accepted the library furniture bids of the George Haase Co. of $1,192 at the Stingel School; $2,495 of the driver training program.

The board had been debating whether the students taught during the summer could be absorbed in the program during the school year. Kelley Bell, Ontario High School principal, reminded the board action must be taken soon so students can plan their sched ules. The board said a study will be taken next year to see if those summer students in the driving program can be absorbed into regular school year program. Authorized the bid of the Herman Nelson Co. for Fredericktown OKs Contract for Heating System and is to be completed before Sept.

1, 1972. Resignations were accepted from JVS student Steve Mabe, as a mechanics helper, and from Miss Victoria Mitchell, Senior High English, instructor. Mabe's resignation is effective immediately; Miss Mitchell's at the end of the school year. as soon as applicants are screened. Edward Erick, intermediate building principal, gave a detailed report to the board on April 7 visitation by the administrators to the Centerville Schools using the IGE (Individual Guided Education) concept of instruction.

This method is an expansion of the non graded concept utilized by the Fredericktown Primary Schools. The State Department of Education has requested Fredericktown to study this concept for possible implementation as a pilot school in this area. were issued to Miss Janie Baldncr. Perry Campbell and Miss Ellen Davidson. No extra duty contracts were issued at this time as the board is studying a complete realignment of extra curriciilar responsibilities and examining the possibility of expanding the extra curriciilar program.

Approval was granted to secure two additional assistant spring sports coaches immediately because of the high number of boys participating in both track and baseball. Assignments these positions will be made ter, Miss Debbie Gantt, Mrs. Barbara Hall, Mrs. Patty Hole, Mrs. Nancy IIol- ifield.

Miss Linda Huff. David James, Mrs. Carol Jones. Mrs. Nancy Keadey, Douglas Lobser, Larry Lor-entz, Mrs.

Phyllis Love, Mrs. Marge Mitchell, Miss Patricia Neilson, Mrs. Mar-j i Ramey, Mrs. Lois Shane, Mrs. Barbara Spur-lock, Harold Spurlock, Mrs.

Marilyn Stout, Mrs. Virginia Trethewey, Mrs. Esther Uerkvitz. Mrs. Sandra Williams, Edward Erick, and David Southward.

New continuing contracts FREDERICKTOWN Contract for renovation of the heating system at the intermediate building was awarded to H. C. Wear Associates of Columbus by the Fredericktown Board of Education at the April meeting. Their base bid of $23,798 was the lowest of three received. Others were from Columbus Heating Ventilating of 1 and Ramsey Heating of Coshocton.

The work on the heating system is scheduled to begin as soon as the heating season is over for this spring, Chess Exhibition Set GALION Chess expert Dr. Milan Vukcevich will conduct a simultaneous exhibition at the Galion Community Center at 7:30 p.m. April 29. Dr. Vukcevich was born and raised in Yugoslavia.

He has been in the United States for the past nine years. He received a PhD degree from Massachusetts of Technology in 1967, and is currently a professor at Case Institute in Cleveland. The 35-year-old expert played on the Yugoslav team that won the bronze medal (third place) in the 1960 World Team championships. In 1960 also, he played in the Student Olympiad in Leningrad. Slated MT.

GILEAD Registration for next year's kindergarten and first grade students in the Johnsville school area who have not been previously enrolled will be held Friday, April 21, in the Johnsville gym from 9 to 11 a.m. The Morrow County Health Nurse will assist in registrations. Parents are to bring their children's birth certificates and immunization records. The age for kindergarten entrance is five years old by September 30, and for first grade it is six years old by September 30. Dinner Speaker Set BUCYRUS Leslie H.

Fishel president of Heidelberg College, Tiffin, will be the guest speaker at the 69th annual dinner meeting of the Bucyrus YMCA Monday at 6:15 p.m. Fishel is a native of New York City and became the tenth president of Heidelberg July 1, 1969. He received his bachelor's degree from Oberlin, a master's degree from Harvard University and his masters doctorate from Harvard. Open House Scheduled LOUDOXVILLE An open house will be held next Wednesday in the recently completed Loudonville Farmers and Savings Bank on North Water St. The event will run from 2 to 8 p.m.

and consist of complete tours through the new facility. The completely modern bank will include more customer service stations and a complete departmentalized system of teller stations. In addition, teller machines will be operated in the new facility. The bank will also eventually include a drive in window. This will not be in operation until the old bank building is torn down and the space it occupies paved.

Operations in the new bank building began today. By PHIL RUDELL ONTARIO -Kitty Vidra, an Ontario High School student who completed enough credits to graduate from high school after three years of study, will be allowed to graduate with class standing and all the other honors. The Springfield Local Board of Education at a special meeting last night amended a rule to say that all students graduating in June are entitled to class standing and all the honors and ceremonies they are due. Before, the rule denied class standing to any student who graduated ahead of his class. Miss Vidra's case was the first such case to be presented to the board.

Board member William Fischer said the rule was written to apply to students who didn't have enough credits in June to graduate and must attend summer school. The matter was brought to the board by her father, Donald Vidra, who contended it wasn't fair to his daughter who worked "extra hard" on her studies to be denied class standing and participation in the commencement ceremonies. In other action the board: Approved using the driver training simulator for the next school year after hearing driving instructors Roger Copeland, Larry Hock and Robert Esmont say it was a "valuable teaching tool." But they did say it was not as valuable a teaching tool as actual driving experience and should be used to substitute for some classroom time rather than three hours of driving experience which has been the case. Approved the summer New term contracts were issued to 31 members of the professional staff: Gary Beal, Richard Berry, Mrs. Donna William Blubaugh, Miss Ellen Bur-son, Miss Judy Crittenden, John Feasel, Thomas Fos- ASSISTANT MANAGER'S SALE Bound to Grand Jury cording to Bucyrus Police.

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