Norwalk students eye state chorus and activity updates
Thirty eight chorus members head to Upper Sandusky for the girls chorus state contest. The athletic department runs a blazer crest contest with eighty navy blue blazers donated by the Boosters Club. The NORWALK crest winner receives a blue nylon jacket. For paramedic studies, the Huron County Medical Society offers a 500 dollar interest free loan repayable after graduation. Junior programs push night lights and signs as they liquidate next week.
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Upper Sandusky
Minnie
Winnie
Boosters Club
Norwalk
Huron County Medical Society
Huron County
James Ross
GAA
County Asked To Pay 620 Dollars Owed by Juvenile Court
The Norwalk Reflector asks Huron County Commissioners to cover 620 dollars in overdue legal advertising from 1966 to 1970. Bills arise from cases still on file or unpaid court costs, with the court now paying monthly from fines and costs. The vote followed discussions with the Reflector bookkeeper and Juvenile Court staff and requires a letter of authorization from Judge Russell T. Antrim.
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Norwalk Reflector
Huron County
Juvenile Court
Madonna Harshberger
Reflector
Eleanor Beck
Absentee Ballots Available in Huron County
Absentee ballots are available for voters outside their precincts for the May 8 primary and special election. Eligible voters may vote at the Board of Elections Office in Norwalk or request an absentee ballot by writing to the board. The last day to vote absentee or disabled ballots is May 3 at 4 p.m. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily and 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon Saturdays.
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Huron County
Board of Elections Office
Milan Avenue
Norwalk
Board of Elections
Western Reserve Drama Club stages football spoof this weekend
The Western Reserve Drama Club presents They Run In Our Family tonight and Saturday at Central High. Renee Dellisanti stars as Sam Pennywinner who coaches but never wins as Central High Frogs face Northview Nomads needing a win to avoid firing. Cast includes George Van Dootingh JoAnn Keith and 40 members. curtain at 8 with $1 adults 50 cents students.
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Western Reserve Drama Club
Renee Dellisanti
Sam Pennywinner
Central High
Central High Frogs
Northview Nomads
Pennywinner
Booster Brigade
Frogs
Buzz Pennywinner
George van Dootingh
Penny Pennywinner
JoAnn Keith
Virginia Gray
Susan Starkey
Connie Giesecke
Cheryl Carey
King Divers
Dennis Murray
Alvin Pennywinner
Glenda Orson
Pat Pennywinner
Ray McCreary
Edison student earns top FFA State Farmer Degree
Jim Garwood, a Edison High School junior, received the State Farmer Degree from the State Future Farmers of America. He is the second Edison student to win the honor, following Gary Roe in 1969. The degree targets 2 percent of state FFA members with a project earning or investing at least 500 dollars. Garwood’s dairy project included three cows yielding over 33 000 pounds of milk last year. FFA officers for 1973 74 include Garwood president Charles Smith secretary Bonnie Garwood treasurer Bev Weilnau news reporter Mike Wetzel sentinel and Jim Weilnau student advisor.
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Jim Garwood
Edison High School
State
Future Farmers of America
Edison
Gary Roe
FFA
Garwood
Charles Smith
Bonnie Garwood
Bev Weilnau
Mike Wetzel
Sentinel
Jim Weilnau
Egg Vote Next Week In County
Huron County poultrymen may vote on an Egg Marketing Referendum April 17 19 at the Extension Service Office in the County Administration Building 180 Nilan Avenue. Voting hours are 830 am to 4 pm. The measure aims to promote the Ohio egg industry consumer use and marketing system and would authorize a one cent per case assessment with a nine member committee appointed by the Director of Agriculture. Producers pay the assessment and may seek a refund on proper application.
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Huron County Poultrymen
Cooperative Extension Service
County Administration
Nilan Avenue
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Director of Agriculture
Benefit Circus Saturday at Huron County Fairgrounds
A mini circus to aid the Huron County Humane Society will perform at 2 30 and 7 30 p m at the fairgrounds with Mayor Chavonic and His Lovable Lions headlining. If rain forces a postponement the show moves to Sunday with acts from Col Jerry Lipkos Human Chimps Smoky the Clown The Band Constitution Dany Cousino and Friends Lori Gunn The Raymond Fries Youngsters Michael Michalski Tammy Killian Acro Brats Gwen Meridith and Sharon Smith among others from Norwalk Bellevue and Greenwich.
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Huron County Humane Society
Huron County Fairgrounds
Chavonic
Smoky the Clown
Fremont
Bellevue
Dany Cousino
Norwalk
Lori Gunn
Raymond Fries
Michael Michalski
Greenwich
Tammy Killian
Gwen Meridith
Sharon Smith
Lombardo Concert Set for Norwalk High Monday Night
Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians headline the Norwalk Community Concert Association season finale at Norwalk High School auditorium 8 p.m. Monday. Only concert association members admitted. 1973–74 memberships on sale at Huron County Bank campaign headquarters. Saturday is final ticket day. next season buyers may attend Lombardo concert. Campaign hours listed for today.
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Guy Lombardo
Heaven
Norwalk
Norwalk High School
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EHOVE
NHS
North Central Teachers Association
Ashland
Ray Staschke
Chess Club
Main
Monroeville
Cindy Hay
Donna Missig
Hill
Benedict Norwalk
W. Reserve Drama Club
Chester Mullins
Rosemary Holzhauser
Agnes Pennywinner
Renee Coe
Alice
Chris Weaver
Seymour
Melanie Meeker
Alonzo Speel
Lee Greene
Josie
Peggy Lambdin
Dimple Dillard
Valerie Coe
Mitzi Jones
Deb Gilbert
Cindy Sanders
Ted Smith
Harold Gilley
Dan Angelo
Alexander Smith
Allen Dillon
Paul Andrew
Linda Treiber
Midge
Loretta Boose
Drama Club
Miss Dellisanti
Marge Dellisanti
Berlin Heights
Peggy Pennywinner
Miss Keith
Berton Keith
Wakeman
Miss Coe
Ardith Coe
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