St Paul Elementary announces 35 students honored first or second honors
Thirty five pupils at St Paul Elementary earned first or second honors for the third grading period. The list names students by grade with multiple honorees including Gary Ringholz Kelly Amato Cynthia Comyns Brenda Doughty Patricia Nickols Ann Perry David Rhoad Stasia Smith John Volcheck Krista Wechter Debra Bleile William Collier Eric Hipp Patrick Pickett Jeri Kochis Julie Borgia Barbara Kline Lori Riedy Gerald Volcheck Virginia Knoll William Ruffing Donna Fulton Teresa Wheeler Joan Fleming Thomas Carabin Jean Langjahr John Kacmarsky Allen Langjahr Susan Klading Cheryl Collier Ellen Kline Bryan Camp Patrick Furey Joseph Janeda Thomas Kline Mark Rospert Michelle Seitz Patricia Spaar Brian Missler Ann Stoll Nancy Gross William MacDonald Robert Simon Denis Bleile Monica Egle Margaret Hohler Mary Jane Schmuhl Lynne Riedy Martha Wiedemann Steven Strimpfel Steven Barman Mary Casselberry Rebecca Fields Mary Hackathorn Kris Hohler Kathryn Meyer David Perry Eugene Schaffer Deborah Smith Laura Wheeler Timothy Amato Gary Gross Sally Sharbaugh Tamara Caprara James Colvin Suzzanne Holz Andrea Schaffer Carrie Amato Deborah Collier Sandra Kluding Susan Missler Deborah Rhoad Carol Ruffing James Wise Jeffrey Colvin Kathryn Schnellinger Cynthia Nickols Susan Fields Timothy Ruffing Charles Hillman Marilyn A. Fisher Kevin Kacmarsky Kevin Sprowl Virginia Kathleen Fisher Thomas Mockler Patricia Hertenstein.
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Gary Ringholz
Kelly Amato
Cynthia Comyns
Brenda Doughty
Patricia Nickols
Ann Perry
David Rhoad
Stasia Smith
John Volcheck
Krista Wechter
Debra Bleile
William Collier
Eric Hipp
Patrick Pickett
Shirley Skinn
Kevin Toney
Ichael Ringholz
David Caprara
Jeri Kochis
Julie Borgia
Barbara Kline
Lori Riedy
Gerald Volcheck
Virginia Knoll
William Ruffing
Donna Fulton
Teresa Wheeler
Joan Fleming
Thomas Carabin
Jean Langjahr
John Kacmarsky
Allen Langjahr
Susan Klading
Cheryl Collier
Ellen Kline
Bryan Camp
Patrick Furey
Joseph Janeda
Thomas Kline
Mark Rospert
Michelle Seitz
Patricia Spaar
Brian Missler
Ann Stoll
Nancy Gross
William MacDonald
Robert Simon
Denis Bleile
Monica Egle
Margaret Hohler
Mary Jane Schmuhl
Lynne Riedy
Martha Wiedemann
Steven Strimpfel
Steven Barman
Mary Casselberry
Rebecca Fields
Mary Hackathorn
Kris Hohler
Carrie Amato
Deborah Collier
Sandra Kluding
Susan Missler
Deborah Rhoad
Carol Ruffing
James Wise
Jeffrey Colvin
Kathryn Schnellinger
Cynthia Nickols
Susan Fields
Timothy Ruffing
Charles Hillman
Marilyn A. Fisher
Kevin Kacmarsky
Kevin Sprowl
Virginia Kathleen Fisher
Thomas Mockler
Patricia Hertenstein
Vandalism and Burglary Reported in Norwalk Weekend
Three Norwalk residents reported vandalism over the weekend. Harriet Lawton said eggs were thrown at her home. An unoccupied house at 107 Fairway Circle was entered and a $70 transistor radio plus $45 drill bits were stolen. Builder Robert E. White said intruders forced open the rear garage door. Mrs. Donald Clapp reported a failed burglary attempt with pried door hinges but nothing taken.
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Fairway Circle
Robert E. White
W. Main St
Donald Clapp
N. Foster St
Berlin Heights Mayor Charges Two Men With Assault
Berlin Heights mayor Marvin Mize filed assault and battery charges in Erie County Court last week against two men, one from Ruggles Beach and another from Ashland County. The court date is pending as defendants await bond reviews set at 200 dollars.
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Berlin Heights
Ruggles Beach
Ashland County
Marvin Mize
Erie County
City Engineer Job Interviews Begin in Richland
City officials interview graduate engineer candidates for the city engineer post with a starting salary of 11 000 and a cap of 14 000 under the pay ordinance to go before the city council Tuesday night Richland Engineering Ltd has been supplying engineering services to the city on a fee basis based on services performed.
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Richland Engineering, Ltd
City Charter Printing Costs and Local Court Entries
City hall reports 65 hundred copies of the 23 page charter were printed by Eberts Inc and mailed to all registered voters. Copies remain available at city hall. James D. Mullins pleaded not guilty in Common Pleas Court to a morals charge and bond was set at 3500 cash. Bland Motley also pleaded not guilty to carrying a concealed weapon with bond at 2500 cash.
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City Hall
Ebert’s Inc
James D. Mullins
Crestline
Common Pleas Court
Mullins
Huron County Sheriff's Department
Bland B. Motley
Saginaw
Mich
Common Pleas
Motley
State Highway Patrol
Ohio
Oberlin Enforces New Drink Law First Charge Under Ordinance
Lorain man Robert C. Mitchell, 22, arrested Sunday on two traffic violations, becomes the first person charged under Oberlin’s new ban on sale of soft drinks and beer in non returnable containers. Police say two full and one empty beer cans were found. potential fines range from 10 to 50 dollars with possible jail time for violations.
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Oberlin
UPI
Lorain
Robert C. Mitchell
Mitchell
Director of PACE To Speak To Norwalk Audience
Henry C. Doll executive director of Greater Cleveland based PACE Program for Action by Citizens in Education will speak at Norwalk Junior High School study center at 8 p m Thursday. The Norwalk AAUW sponsors the event to inform residents about PACE founded in 1963 to assist Cleveland area schools.
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Norwalk
PACE
Henry C. Doll
Doll
Greater Cleveland
American Association of University Women
Cleveland
County officials tour Sleepy Hollow over drainage woes
Huron County Commissioner Donald Robertson along with Milan officials and Sleepy Hollow residents examined ongoing drainage problems. He cited standing water in ditches and poor soil, noting septic beds and a need for sewer upgrades tied to a 1965 bond issue. Local officials pledged action but noted storm sewers depend on solving the water issue and potential plant expansion.
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Sleepy Hollow
Milan
Huron County
Donald Robertson
Robertson
Clarence Ellett
Glenn Rockwell
Paul Phillips
County Schools Consider Hiring High School Aide
Huron County Schools weigh adding a secondary coordinator for high schools only if area administrators largely support the move. Supt. Thomas Lasley said the plan hinges on majority approval, with four county schools involved New London Western Reserve South Central Monroeville currently split as Monroeville votes against the option. The board also seeks state funds to hire an additional psychologist a work study specialist and an advisor for neurologically handicapped students.
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Huron County
Thomas Lasley
Lasley
Monroeville
New London
Western Reserve
South Central
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St. Paul Elementary School
Timothy Amato
Gary Gross
Sally Sharbaugh
Tamara Caprara
James Colvin
Suzzanne Holz
Andrea Schaffer
Worth Farm
Bad Axe, Mich
Amy Worth
Harriet Lawton
E. Seminary St
Huron, Ohio
Guitar
Norwood Guitar
International Music Association
Chuck Weber
OKG
Orig
Senet Catia
County
Flickinger Agency
Flickinger Insurance
Citizens Bank Bldg
Percale
Jcpenney
Norwalk, Ohio
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