The Sun. (North Canton, Stark County, Ohio), 1981-12-09

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North Canton, Ohio, Wednesday, December 9, 1981
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ORGANIZATrONAL MEJEfTENG. North Canton Oity Councilmen were sworn into office
by Judge Gus Zielasko at -he Tuesday, Dec.
il Organfaaftkmal Meeting. Ward 3 Coundtman
Jdhn Boyajian was elected Council president
ana Glenn A. Maag, CouneiLman-art-Large.
elected vice president. Pictured are (fronlt row
1 ito r) WtUiam R. Mines, Oouncitaian-aJt-Large;
V.  Margaret  Loretto.  Dtirectior  of Finance;
Photograph by MJJce Donate
iMarion J. Wilson, Clerk ol Council; Daun I.
WiManfa, Councilfwoman-at-Larrge; Gary Wecn-
to, Ward I Councilmaln; DaryJ Revol'd_t, Ward
IV Councilman; (back row a to r) Timothy
B Morrow, Ward H Councilman; Councilman
iMaag; Councilman Boyajian; Mayor Dennis
Grady; Roy H. Batista, Director of Law;
Thomas A. Treadon, Assistant. Director of
Law; and Judge Zietosko,
Paul Kieffer
!s Educator
Of The Month
Paul Kieffer has been
named Educator of. the
Month by the North Cahton
Education Association at tbe
December 1, representative
assembly meeting. Paulis a
social studies teacher and
building department chairman at Hoover HighSchool.
He has taught twenty - two
years, sixteen of these in
the North Canton City School
System.
Paul is representative of
a teacher who practices
quality education in the
classroom, in extra - cur-
ricular activities and in his
community involvement.
Paul is always willing to
help others in creating a
better educational situation
frif,.their students. As department chairman, he has
displayed outstanding leadership in curriculum development, student needs,staff
enrichment, and a general
growth in the socialstudies
program. Besides his daily
obligations, Paul is junior
class advisor advanced
placement history instructor, and junior high cross
country coach.
Ted isue, Hoover High
School principal stated,
"Mr. Kieffer's dedication,
interest in the welfare of
students, and his desire to
work toward maintaining
excellent academic standards aredefiniteattributes.
As social studies department chairman, he devotes
time and effort in evaluating and developing a diversified social studies curriculum. Mr. Kieffer demonstrates refinement, character, and objectivity as a teacher and as a member of
the community;"
$7,492,375 Issued In 1981
20 Building Permits Issued
n November Total '158,245
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vSK-WS8 P25__?2__?*5S l8SUed ta North Canton dwinS the month of
November totalfeg ?158,245. Latest perimte issued went to Auburn Knolls
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Miss Wilkins Gets Scholarship
To Study In Southern France
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-vbeis <*_ ■• the-TNorth ■ Ctetton ^Ym-th'"_rdraa will
be commemorating the Christmas season in
a soitg and dance 'fttlea variety show en/titled
"Chris-mas Is Coming", Wednesday, Dec. 16
at 7 pirn ait the American Legion .HaU, 195
Chan-ot-te NW. Oasrt1 members range to age
'from 4 ito 15 years old. Pictured are (1 .to r)
Debbie Kmogg, Amy PeddScord, Jennl . Cramer, Amy Dunlaip, Jeweffil DeMa-CO and Emily
fFammartino. Other tastt 7mernbei*s are Jdhn
Photograph by Kami Donato
Charette, EM^ DeMawo, Scott DeMarco, Becky,
Diinlap^; "St^cynDOftl&^, Dfena EnSiey, Greig
iEnsley, IMifoie Evrard, JuM Evrard, Amy
Maple, JennH Maple, Mary Mlaple, Mandy Niehaus, Paige Niehaus, Soott (Mer, KeiHh Peddl-
cotfd, Chrisitie Risaliti, Wary Roberts, Marrissa
(Russell, Stephanie Russeal, Kris Satrang;
Stephanie "Satrang, Pam 'Senter, Terri Senter,
•Ann SbkcPe, Jde Shadle, Mary Shatfte, Paul
Hhadle, Joan S8w«no, Sherri Wooden, Amy
ZielasklewJcz, and Amy Zwick.
Forrest F. Roush Free Sleigh
To Serve As      Rides At
Masonic Master Historical Center
James Reading
Joins Company
General Motors Corp., Del-
co'Electronics Division in
Kokorfio.Ind., as a quality
control supervisor before
joining L.O.F.
Forrest F. Roush
The new worshipftilMaster of Fidelity Lodge 712
F. & AM. is Forrest F.
Roush of 509 West 6th St.
The installation ceremony
was held Monday, Dec. 7.
Roush is employed by
Karklin - Maclellan-Harris, Inc., a Cleveland Food
Broker, He is a member of
Ancient Accepted Scottish
Rite & Stark County Mas-'
ters & Wardens Association.'    :
Other new officers Ul-
clude: Rodney J. Nichols,
Senior '.Warden;'.Larry, K.
•Swogger, Junior Warden;
rffeyer W. Minkin, Treasurer ; Harry W. Nehrig^Sec-
retary; Robert L. Buchtel,
Senior Beacon; L. James
Schneeberger, Junior Deacon; James R. Vaught, Chaplain & Trustee; .Dean G.
Hawk, Tyler; JohnC.Bir-
one, Senior Steward; Alex
C^Beresh, Junior Steward;
Robert H. -Bright, Lodge
Education officer; George
C. Devinney, Master ofCe-
■ remonies; JohnC. Christie,
Master of Robes.
Tal?e an old - fashioned
sleigh ride this holidaysea-
son at The Hoover Historical Center, located across
from Walsh College, on Sunday, Dec. 20 from 1-5 p.m.
First, tour the holiday
decorated Center and then,
get your ticket for thesleigh
ride. The nine -passenger,
two horse sleigh - complete
with sleigh bells - is being provided by Tom Han-
non, owner of Hannon Electric.     .
The free event is open to
the publip. If there is no
snow on December 20, the
alternate date is Sunday,
Dec. 27.
DAV Chapter
Disabled A merican Veterans, St. Mihiel Chapter
No. 6 and its Auxiliary will
meet Wednesday evening,
Dec. 9, at 7:30 p.m. iii the
Chapter home located at
2821 - 17th St., SW/ Canton, Ohio. "<v      " ■'-
Local Contest
Is Underway
The North Canton Recreation Department is spdn-
soririg a "nametheconces-
sion stand" contest beginning Monday, Dec. 7. Entry
deadline is January 2,1982.
The concession stand to
be named is at the North
Canton Municipal Pool located on 7th St. It has been
remodeled and will besell-
ing a larger variety of food,
hot and cold in 1982.  .
The winning entry will receive a season pass to the
pool for the i982swlmsea-,
son. To enter, put your concession stand name on a post
card and mail it to Concession Stand Contest, North
Canton City Hall,  145 N.
Main St., North Canton, Ohio
44720. Entry forms may also be left in person at the
Recreation Department • at
North Canton City Hall.
For further information
and details contact Scott
Dickes, Recreation Director at 499-3464.
James Reading
, James M. Reading, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Reading of North Canton,
has joined Libbey - Owens
Ford Company as Manager ofQuality Control forits
Plastic Division. Announcement was made recently
by Al Ives, Vice President
of Operations  for L.O.F.
The Plastics Division is
a major supplier of body
side moldings to the Automotive Industries.. Mr.
Reading's responsibilities
include Department Head
of Quality Control for the
Cleveland and A tlahta, Ga.,
facilities along with personal contact at customer
plants for quality related
problems.
Mr. Reading is a 1976
graduate of Hoover High
School and a 1981 graduate
of Tri - State University in
Angola, Ind. While at.Tri-^
"State, he was a member of
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity, president of Circle K
(Kiwanis affiliated service
organization), member of
the Inter - Fraternity Council Executive Board, Sports
editor of T^.U.Newspaper,
secretary of Skull & Bones;-.
C.O.A. (honorary leadership society), and a.1981
Outstanding Young Man of
America.
Upon graduation from
Tri - State University, Mr.
Reading was affiliated with
At Hoover
HighScbol
The Student Council of
Hoover' High School will
sponsor a Community
Blood P'rogram bloodmob-
,ile on Thursday, Dec. 17
in the gym from 9 a.m.-
until 2 p.m. Studenfs, seventeen .years of age and
older, teachers and thepublic are welcome to stop by
and donate. Students that
are seventeen years old
must have written parental
permission.
Three lucky blood donors will be chosen at the
,end of the bloodmobile as
winners' of three, $5.00 Gift
Certificates, compliments
of Hummel's IGA Foodlin-
er.
Also, all blood donors
will receive a special
"Thank You" letter from
McDonald's of Stark County
entitling them toone of their
large sandwiches.
Due to the upcoming Chri-
is'tmas holiday, blood of all
types is needed! No appointment willbe necessary, just
walk in.
.....:,'%■&:' 'Sounds of Christ-
wff>as»Wiii. fill E •j-j'Thbm-
as Performing Arts Hall
as the Akron Symphony Orchestra and Chorus pres ent.
a yuletide musical , treat
Tuesday, Dec. 15 at 8:15
p.m. The University of Akron Experimental Dance
Ensemble and the Woojiland
Methodist Church handbell
choir will add totheholiday
festivities.    .
Dr. John MacDonald,'professor of music at the University of Akron, will conduct the orchestra an-cho-
rus in a program of traditional and classical Christmas music. Robert Conrad,
voice of the Cleveland Orchestra, will include a mixture of poetry and Biblical
readings in his stage narration.
For ticket information,
contact the Symphony office
at 535-8131 between 9 a.m.
and 5 p.m.
VICTORIA WILKINS
Victoria Wilkins, daughter of Stephen and De-
tores Wflldns of 354 -JonnanJt SE and a senior at
WeUesIey College, has won a Rotary Foundat&on
Scholarship tb finance a year's "graduate sJtudy .n
southern Prance during the 1982-83 schooi year.
She is; a 1978 graduate of Hoover High Sdhool.
Miss Wilkins is a member
of the Welles ley choir and is
one of two student members
on the Academic Council's
Committee for Curriculum
and Instruction and participates in intramural crew
races, She.has been a Canton Youth Symphony violinist and was a member ofthe
American Romanian Orthodox Youth group at her
church.
Miss Wilkins plans to
teach French at the college-
level or will become a college personnel-administra=:
tor in charge of foreignshiT
dent programs. When she
returns to the UnitedStates
in 1983 she will work towards a doctoral degree.
Miss Wilkins* scholarship is sponsored by the
Canton Rotary Club. Foundation scholarships between
$7,500 and $10,000 aregiv-
:en for graduate and undergraduate study, advanced
technical training, teachers
of the handicapped and beginning journalists. The a-
mount of the scholarship
. depends on the type of study
ahd countries visited.
vent Set
Church Dec. 20
.__ On Dec. 20, at 4:30 p.m.,
the'Chancel Choir of Christ
United Presbyterian Church
will presenta Festival of
Lessons and Carols in the
Church Sanctuary at 530
W.; Tuscarawas St., Canton.
Preceding the service a.
Brass Choir will, at4p..m.,
present a concert of music
appropriate to the season;
Plumbers Exam
Is Dec. 15
An examination for Master Plumbers and Journey-
, men will be held on Tues-
Vday, Dec. 15, at 7 p.m. in
the Office of the Engineer
at North. Canton City Hall.
If you have any questions,
please directfhenftoChar-
les Firestone.
Toastmasters
Are Seeking
Charter Members
On Wednesday, Dec. 16,
at 7 a.m., a breakfast
"grandslam" Toastmasters
Club will haye their flrst
meeting. The goal of this
public speaking, confidenee
building club is to find individuals interested in be-
—cqmingxharter members of.i-
this club.
The meetings willbeheld
every Wednesday at Denny's
Restaurant   on 4646 West
Tuscarawas,  Canton, between  7   a.m.   to  8   a.m.
The co - founders of this
club are Richard P. Stock,
president of the Success
Store and James C. Ver-
ney, District Manager-:
Denny's Inc.
Toastmasters programs
provide opportunities to develop skill in listening, thinking, speaking, and leadership by participating in a
series of oral communications projects, constructive
evaluation, and leadership
experiences. These and many other opportunities to develop leadership, potential
are   presented in the fellowship   or   an organized
group of men and women-
the Toastmasters Club.
For more information
call Denny's (478-2457)and
ask for Rob Frank or Rick
Cassler. You can also get
more information through
Richard Stock at the Success Store at 494-3723.
Other permits issued in
November   include Calvin
Shrunk,  $1,300 roof, 1148
Sheraton Cir.; Eslich Wres-
king, raze building at 1407
S.   Main  St.;   H. Walker,
$2,000 porch,  250 Maplecrest; Marilyn Glass, $935
driveway, 905HillcrestSW;
R. Lockmeyer, $2,200 garage and addition, 1279 Elm-
wood SW; Frances Phillippi,
$1,000 fence, 606 N. Royer;
Doug Crowley, $1,600 dormer, 232 Bachtel SE; Manion Rice, $3,000 remodeling, 836 Oakridge SW; John
R. Smith, $1,750 shed, 215
Willaman St.; Peoples Drug,
$3,800 roof, 1106 N. Main
St.; Ronald Fisher, $5,000
addition, 1008 Lindy LaneS
W; George W. Seanor, $5,
000 addition, 338 Rose Lane
SW:
North Canton Library, $3,
500 sidewalk, 185 N. Main
St.; George Wilken, $800
siding, 302 Schneider SE;
Mildred Girard, $2,030 remodeling, 911 Portage NW;
Mr. Conley, $7,360 fence,
665 Knoll SE; Richard H..
Luke, $4,000 siding, 1044
Dogwood NE; and Lloyd and
Ray Doershuck, $1,000 remodeling, 129 - 131 Hillcrest NW.
Events For
Sr. Citizens
The North Canton Recreation Department Senior
Citizen's Program for December, 1981, includes:
Dec. 4, regular meeting,
Dec. 7, cookie exchange;
Dec. 11, regular meeting,
Dec. 14, bingo and mincemeat pie; Dec. 18, Crazy
.■Auction; Dec. 21, Christmas Carols andspecialho-
liday surprise; Dec. 25, no
meeting; Dec. 28, "We Resolve".
The North Canton Seniors meet at the North Canton Civic Center, 875 W.
Maple St., every Monday
and Friday from noon until 4 p.m. All seniors are
welcome to attend.
Three Projects
Win Awards
Winners of the 1982 Design Awards from Akron
Chapter of American Institute of Architects are Vicar y Hill Historic Mansion
Reuse of Canton which was
designed by the Wilson Architectural Group ofNorth
Canton; Quaker- Square-
Quaker Square Hilton in
Akron; and New Falls Parking Deck in Cuyahoga Falls.
These three projects
were chosen fromamong25
entries which were judged
by members of the Columbus Chapter ofthe American Institute of Architects.
Teen Charged
en Pinner
Is Dec, 11
Zion United Church of
Christ, North Canton, is
continuing their public dinners by serving a Baked
Chicken dinner on Friday,
Dec. 11, from 4:30 - 7:30
p.m-. in Fellowship Hall.
^Included in the.cost of
the dinner are: Baked Chi-
•cken, Noddles, Dressing,
Choice of Salad and Dessert, plus beverage.
Tickets may be purchased at the door.
Of Truck Here
Terry L. Newbauer, 16,
of Troy, has been charged
by police with' stealing a
truck from theparkingar.ea
of CM. McClintock Heating & Sheet Metal at 555 N.
Main St. Tlie truckw.assto-
len June 23 and was recovered June 30 in Summit
Oounty-with parts missing
and painted a different
color.
According to police, Newbauer was release to his
parents for Family Court
arrangement in Montgomery County. If he pleads
innocent, the case will be
assigned to Stark County.
Photograph by. Mike Donato
" MESSIAH SING. The second annual Community Messiah Sing will be
held at 4 pm Dec. 13 at Community Chrfe'tiian Church, N. Main and Witwer Streets. Pictured here an preparation for the 'event are (3 to r) Rev.
'Robert Jencks of 2Kon United Church of Christ, Rev. Gordon Thomas of
•Trinity Baptist Church and A. R. McMullin, president, of .Community
Christian Church congregation. The Community Messiah *Sing is a special singing bf-Handel's "Messiah" where the chorus 1s,made up of those
iaEtendinig. As people arrive, they will sit in <t_i_. sections reserved for
soprano, alto, tenor, bass. There aitso will be side galleries for those who
iw5sh Ito listen, bult not sing. Guest conductor will be Vance George, Director af Choral Activities at Kenit State University. Guest soloists also
will be from Kent. An Orchestral ensemble of 20 players will accompany ithe presentatloa whidh 'is sponsored by 'the North Canton Ministerial Association. A fellowship time will be held in the .Community room
df itflie church following t3ie sfog.