Paulites Basketball and School Sports roundup
The junior boys breezed past freshmen 46 to 40 in intramurals on March 28 as the season opened. Seniors crushed sophomores 64 to blue and gold 10 the next day at halftime 44 to 5. The seniors then beat juniors 62 to 29 in the Thursday final, led by Jim Reineck with 14 and Bob Kline with 12. The class of 65 repeats as champions. St Paul’s tennis beat Huron Tigers 6-1, Flyers beat Wellington 6-1, track at Huron-Berlin Heights tri meet saw Berlin Heights win with 61 points, Huron 53, St Paul’s 34. Perkins defeated St Paul’s 88 to 36 in a separate meet. The St Paul girls begin basketball tournament play with freshmen and sophomores split into six teams of seven or eight players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill White
Jim Reineck
Bob Kline
St. Paul’s
Huron Tigers
Flyers
Wellington
St. Paul
Huron
Berlin Heights
Pirates
Perkins
Norwalk High plans new schedules and NHS initiation
Norwalk High School students register for next year with language expansion, broader home economics, and expanded co op education. NHS initiates seven juniors and 14 seniors. Easter break begins with a return on April 21. A QuizBee against Oberlin HS airs on WLEC with six seniors and a team from Oberlin. Team Six led by Nancy Wiedemann remains undefeated ahead of finals after break. Five teams of juniors and seniors compete in tennis recruitment and practice. Five six weeks tests occur before Easter vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Wiedemann
Linda O’dell
Donald Chase
Schafer Fries Couple Shower Honored Before May Wedding
Mrs Wayne Schafer hosted a couple's shower for Karen Schafer and John Fries on April 4 with 35 relatives in attendance. Karen Schafer previously received a shower on March 28 at the home of Mr and Mrs Cle mence Fries with hostesses Mrs Eugene Dick and Mrs Raymond Fries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Schafer
Karen Schafer
John Fries
May Lo
Farm Women discuss primary election and club activities
The Huron County Farm Women's Clubs met at First Methodist Church New London with Four clubs hosting. Reports covered the May 4 primary election four state issues and Home Economists Program changes. Guest speaker Jean-Luc Navez from Belgium spoke on customs and schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Vogel
Huron County Farm Women’s Clubs
First Methodist Church
New London
Frances Carpenter
John Wells
Jean-Luc Navez
Field Service
Belgium
New London High School
Bernardette Mason Weds David Cory in Topeka Church
Mr and Mrs Edward Mason of Topeka announce the marriage of their daughter Bernardette to David T Cory son of Mr and Mrs Horace Cory of 13 W League. The couple wed August 29 1964 at the Church of the Assumption in Topeka and reside at 229 W Main. Mrs Cory works for Fanny Farmer Candy Shops and Mr Cory works for Janesville Cotton Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Mason
Topeka
Kansas
Bernadette
David T. Cory
Horace Cory
W. League
Church of the Assumption
W. Main
Cory
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops
Janesville Cotton Mills
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Don Ebert
E. Elm
Pohl’s
Pete Mohn
Paulites
Norwalk High Journalism
National Honor Society
Norwalk High School
L P.m
Sandusky
WLEC
Linda Fox
Tom Temple
Tom Smith
Curt Stoldt
Mike Pflieger
Ed Young
Oberlin High School
Karl Reinhardt
Circle 2
ST. Peter’s Lutheran Church
John Bush
Esme- Smith
William Hutchinson
NUNU
Beta Sigma Phi
Holiday Inn
Huron County
St. Rita’s Nursing Home
Columbus
Don Gurney
Robert Myers
ST. Gerard Majella
Phillip Gourke
Raymond Missey
Circle 4
Missey
Keith Jameson
Frigidaire
Mead Motor
Laiglon
Claries W Pearce
God
Jesus
John
Christian Missionary Alliance Church
Main
Norwalk
Ohio
I. Pearce
Cor. E. Main
Woodlawn
Ecure
First United Presbyterian Church
Christie Ave
John K. McDivitt, Jr
Salvation Army
Benedict
Capt. Blanchard
the First Methodist Church
W. Main and
State St
William L. Brown
First Baptist Church
Main St
B.Y.F
Floyd H. Buckland
First Universalist Church
West Main Street
Asm
Dwayne Vogt
George Hayduk
ST. Peter Lutheran Church
WLKR
Norwalk High Auditorium
The
Halden Robarge
L’aiglon
Pacis
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