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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1971

Page

7

Timman Henry Timmans Re elected President of Firelands Society

The Firelands Historical Society unanimously re elected Timman Henry Timmans as president for a third term at the annual meeting. New officers include Corinne Wickham Huron County vice president Dr James McBride Erie County vice president Genevieve Bedford secretary and Mildred Lanning treasurer. New trustees are Leonard Dorow Norwalk and Edwin Selfe Monroeville.

Henry Timmans Firelands Historical Society Corinne Wickham Huron County James McBride Erie County Genevieve Bedford Mildred Lanning Leonard Dorow Norwalk Edwin Selfe Monroeville Dudley White Sr James Wood Irving Roth Thurman Peabody

Mesnard Reassigned at Ford Sandusky Plant

Harry E. Mesnard of 8 Park Ridge Court and Robert M. Still of Milan were among four men given new supervisory assignments at Ford Motor Co. Sandusky General Parts Plant. Mesnard becomes design, material handling, and layout section supervisor while Still takes over the process engineering section. Mesnard joined Ford as an engineer in 1955 and is a graduate of Indiana Institute of Technology and the University of Georgia.

Sandusky Harry E. Mesnard Park Ridge Court Robert M. Still Milan Ford Motor Co Sandusky General Parts Roy L. Cummings Mesnard Indiana Institute of Techse University of Georgia

St Paul Honors Students Across Eight Grades

St Paul Elementary announces third quarter honor rolls with First Honors listing many names across Grades One to Eight, including Bleile Caprara Hackathorn Hohler Kochis Roth and others. Second Honors also lists numerous students by grade, from One to Eight, across the same range of names and two grades emphasize high achievement.

St. Paul Elementary School Denis Bleile David Caprara Michael Hackathorn Meg Hohler Jeri Kochis Allen Roth Michael Schnellinger Debra Bleile William Collier William MacDonald Patrick Pickett Michael Ringholz Kevin Toney Eric Hipp Barbara Kline Julie Borgia Lynne Riedy Gerald Volcheck Laura Wheeler Deborah Smith Kathryn Schlotterer Virginia Knoll Kris Hohler Mary Hackathorn Michael Perry Patricia Hertenstein Ellen Kline Susan Kluding William Kacmarsk Marie Meyer Mary Jane Schmuhl Jodi Smith Robert Simon Lori Riedy Steve Strimpfel Martha Wiedemann Jackie Carabin Mark Schnellinger Robin Welch Eugene Schaffer David Perry Robert Lippert Tammy Killian Bret Hokes Daniel Gross Rebecca Fields Mary Casselberry Robert Bundschuh Kathryn Buderer Steve Barman Tammy Atzinger John Frank Michael Fulton Martin Healy James Kramer Sandra Meyer Janet Nelson William Ruffing Cynthia Sway Angela Hohler Kellie Nestor Jill Spettle Teresa Wheeler John Zeller Thomas Carabin John Hipp Sue Holz Jean Langjahr Kathy Rushin Andrea Schaffer Jeffrey Wiedemann Tamy Caprara Margaret Fisher Jody Mushett Cynthia Koontz Lorri Leak Joyce Sanders Gary Wilde Kenneth Bleile Jeffrey Colvin Deborah Hutchins Atthew’ Kline Marybeth Obermiller Kristin Schlader Carrie Amato Barbara Dible John Kacmarsky Deborah Rhoad Michael Comyns Martha Fleming Judy Meesig Julia Missler Kathryn Schnellinger Jacqueline Young Cinthia Nickols Dale

Taft Co-Sponsors Juvenile Justice Institute Bill

U.S. Sen. Robert A. Taft Jr. of Ohio joins Sen. Charles Percy of Illinois and Sen. Birch Bayh of Indiana in introducing a bill to create the Institute for the Continuing Studies of Juvenile Justice. The center would study juvenile offenders and report methods to prevent youth crime.

Washington Sens Charles Percy R-Ill Birch Bayh Dend

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