Lakeview High School - Epic Yearbook (Cortland, OH)

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:Ja Petrie, s Treffert gilph Holl- of the , this week, irsons from anies. 'e from the Sheriffls of- . laws con- ather emer- 5 he roads. A . an elec- ave a dem- adio equip- Ohio tAPt- ght Jr., 38, of scheduled for efore a US. day on two '. robbery, the iper Say Tribune . a any money i . the younger woman then I companied her to a bank where she withdrew $240. The younger con woman said she would add $260 to the $240 withdrawn by the victim'and would tell her ttboss'T that the $500 was all the money that had been in the packet. The younger woman. who called herself tlAngela Millerft then said the three of them, includ- ing her companion, who called herself ttMrs. Smith,u would split the $20,000 evenly. ttAngela Millerit told the. victim to wait in the mall while she conferred with her ttboss't but. the two women were not seen again. Police are investigating the incident. Starts Work The initial meeting of publi- cation and reproduction com- mittee of the Niles Bicenten- nial met with Chet Stout, bicentennial chairman, and Mrs. Catherine Campbell at the formerls office this week. The purpose of the commit- tee is to construct and type materials and information to be used to supplement the Niles history book. It is one of numerous committees as- signed to work on some 80 subject items on the sug- gested list of history making events in the community. The committee is prepared to meet with persons and groups who can supply in- formation on schools, rail- roads, pottery works, ice cream wagons, grocery stores, prices and other items of historical interest. In terested parties can contact Mrs. Campbell at 652-3336 or Mr. Stout at 652-1704. Other committee members are Fred Smith Jr., Diane Lobaugh. Guy and Kay Marino. Harry Rose, Mrs. Pauline Eppreight, Mrs. Rob- ert Brogna, Mrs. Helen OtConnell, Mrs. Alfreda Rob- inson, and Mrs. McMahon. Any others who can help are requested to join. The group has already begun a study of ttRound- stownl' which was in the old I Kathryn- adminis commented ' provide easier ac .. offices for administrat o i t vices to both parents and stun dents. A plan to move the Bascom elementary library to a regular classroom, was also taken under advisement. Principal Warren Lawrence has been seeking larger li- brary quarters for several years, as the larger portion of the library has been housed in individual classrooms due to lack of space and shelving. To Decide Projects The board instructed the administration and the busi- ness manager to compile a list of priorities concerninq the renovation of buildings and grounds ' projects that should be completed in the next 12 months with the men. ey coming from the lvmill permanent improvement levy. Supt. Everling told the board the four-week work- shop that follows the in-ser- vice program may not be held this year due to the economic situation. The decision will be made by May. The board accepted the res- ignation of Mrs. Eleanor Ken- ny, who is retiring from the home economics department of the high school at the close of the school year. Mrs. Ken- ney has been teaching for 22 years, including 16 years in the LaBrae district. Mrs. Bonnie Roddewig, who is on leave of absence from the home economics department, will replace Mrs. Kenney. The board employed James Franks and Larry Yoho as custodial maintenance per- sonnel under the Emergency Unemployment Act. A11 wages and fringe benefits will be paid by the federal govern- ment. Lowell McVey, Newton Falls was employed as a sub- stitute bus driver, Mrs. Sylvia Markopoulas was hired to re- place Mrs. Donna Rood who will be on leave of absence for the rest of the school year. Camp Changed The board granted per i

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i I, Lawn .igstown. re: James and Doug ' Scheetz, nd Everett h s for Mrs. , 250 Tod -dnesday at ? es Funer- Falls. The officiated, wton Falls epard was ' es s for Mrs. 10 Kimber- Wednesday v. Robert H. 'Home. The f officiated, iles Union 1,: Herman, 'de, Robert, d Raymond 33f the de- ick gvices for watrick, 687 eld Tuesday - Robert H; l Home. The i C. Schelling -' rial in Pine world have 1 cent since 11! Jan. 30, oz Warren was Republicis Warren .L n a plant train acci- dent. Services Friday Funeral services will be held at the Holeton-Yuhasz Funeral Home in Niles at 1 ..c, two Dl'nh my neitman of Austintown and Donald Heitman, present: 1y with the U.S. Army in Italy; five sisters, Mrs. Georgina Reese of Niles, Mrs. Edward tFrancesl McVicker of Ohltown, Mrs, Howard tPati Van Horn of Mineral Ridge, Mrs. Robert tArlenei Johnson and Mrs. Dennis tSherrii, both of Warren. Couple Found Dead i The bodies of a Soughington area man and woman, found late Wednesday morning, in a' parked car on Parks-West Rd., in Mesopotamia Town- ship, were identified as Rob- ert Harmon, 20, of BarclayMesserley Rd. and 19- year-old Mrs. Carol Chalker, both from Southington. The deaths were ruled ac- . cidental by Trumbull County Coroner, Dr. Joseph Sudimack Jr. He said that the deaths were a result of carbon monoxide poisoning. Trumbull sheriffls deputies said this morning that the bodies were discovered by a nearby resident, who was driving by, and investigated the scene after hearing the autols engine running. The bodies were then taken to Trumbull Memorial Hospital. Funeral arrangements for Mrs. Chalker are pending at the Mallory Memoril Home, Garrettsville. Memorial Services Memorial servic'es'for Mr. Harmon will be held this eve- ning at 9:30 in the Southington United Methodist Church. Friends may call at the $NCHAK FUNERAL HOME : AMBULANCE SERVICE PHON E 392-569! 727 E, MARKET ST. j . 0f Monoxide Fumes Carl W. Hall Funeral Home from 7 to 9 pm. today. Funeral services will be held Friday at 1:30 pm. in the First United Methodist Church, Toronto, Ohio, where the body will lie in state from 11:30 am. until service time. Burial will be in Toronto Unv ion Cemetery. . He was born Sept. 25, 1954, in Alliance, the son of the Rev. Robert I. Harmon and Jean Littlecott Harmon, who survive. A 1973 graduate of Chalker High School, he was em- ployed as a distributor by the Wynn Oil Co. since Feb. 1. Prior to that, he was em- ployed by Sonic Trucking Co. Mr. Harmon was a member of the Southington Methodist Church, Besides his father, who is pastor of the Southington Methodist Church, and his mother of Canton, he leaves a sister, Mrs. Roy tMarjoriei Preece of Massillon; two stepbrothers, Samuel and Timothy Hauser, both of Southington; maternal grand- mother, Mrs. Margaret Gillis of Toronto; and maternal grandfather, Harry Littlecatt of Steubenville. SHAFERsWINANS ' ' i 81.,LOVE ,FUNERALgHoME 24'H0UR AMBULANCE SERVICE communomo , Sihce'l818Z-Ph.63-7-n4986 prenticei Pipe Fi U.S. an Bal Har Gener. member Interim ., mittee ti, groupi. i bers of t ; and Cons. ecutive have be governm- some $10 for con could be But fay presidents 3.5 millio canit cont So the n the law c cen , or agen . the federa: they deal tered agen the Land changed s. the field a Somethi . Those tri- bankrupt spreads. - - S. nut; FUNEW 962 N0 -. PH. 4877 MA AMB sang!

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