Norwalk Teens Earn Average 23 Weekly on Part Time Jobs
A Reflector survey of 444 juniors and seniors at Norwalk High and St. Pauls found 50 percent hold part time jobs with an average weekly income of 25 for boys and 17 for girls while 144 receive parental allowances averaging 4.34 weekly. Total reported income for 366 participants amounts to 208189 over nine months, about 570 per student.
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Norwalk
Reflector
St. Paul's
Ervin Uitican
Norwalk High School
William Bodart
St. Paul’s
Teen Alterationist Colleen McGuckin Plans Beauty Career
Seventeen year old Colleen McGuckin a St Pauls High School senior works as an alterationist at Fashion Shoppe since last August earning about 20 dollars weekly. She saves most earnings for college and aims to attend Nationwide Beauty Academy in Columbus to become a beautician after graduation.
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Colleen McGuckin
St. Paul’s High School
Colleen
Nationwide
Beauty Academy
Columbus
Robert McGuckin
Cline St
He Has Fun With His Pay
Gary Roth a 17 year old junior at St Pauls High School earns 30 a week at two part time jobs. He works 16 to 20 hours weekly bagging groceries and cleaning at Schilds IGA and one day a week cleaning an office at Roth Bros Construction Co. He spends 40 a month on entertainment and 20 on clothing. He was saving for a car but expects to be drafted after graduation. He is son of Mr and Mrs Nor bert Roth 145 Woodlawn Ave.
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Gary Roth
St. Paul’s High School
Schild
IGA
Roth Bros. Construction Co
Gary
Nobert Roth
Woodlawn Ave
16 Year Old Norwalk Student Balances Job and School
A Norwalk High junior earns 25 dollars weekly at Eberts Inc. while studying after shifts. Lynda Kovach works 172 hours weekly at 1 50 per hour, saves most of her paycheck, and limits restaurant spending. She sews clothes with her mother and hopes to fund college with savings. She maintains a B average and plans for teaching or airline stewardess careers.
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Norwalk High School
Eberts Inc
Lynda Kovach
Eberts
Lynda
Mansion House hotel in Norwalk faces demolition for new shop
A century old building at 14 W. Main St once hosted Norwalk pioneers and early families as the Mansion House. Demolition progresses as John Wickert plans a Card and Gift Shop, while observers retrace its storied rooms and a photographer’s era behind the walls.
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W. Main St
Norwalk
Milan
Mansion House
John Wickert
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Job
By Janet Conway
Wickert
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