Huron County Sheriff Reports Month’s 148 Complaints
Sheriff John Borgia releases figures for last month showing 148 complaints investigated with 11 burglaries of which two were solved and 11 larcenies examined. Real estate sold for 14600 dollars. Volunteers logged 344 hours in March. deputies patrolled North Fairfield 58 hours. Linda Englert, Norwalk High’s Most Outstanding Junior, tops a BGSU scholarship bid with essays and interviews shaping 10 finalists for two and four year awards. Clark Hunter notes 80 cases filed in March including civil and criminal. nine divorces and ten dissolutions granted.
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North Fairfield
Huron County
Clark Hunter
Pothole Alley on Ridge Road Roils County Roads
Ridge Road and Townline 12 in the county are described as heavily damaged by frost and heavy traffic. County highway superintendent Coy Hillis warns repairs will be slow and costly, with many roads closed and crews digging up and patching bad spots this summer. Hillis notes frost depth, heavy trucks, and poor initial construction as causes. He is 68, based in New Haven, and also antiques dealer.
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Ridge Road
Ridge
Coy Hillis
Hillis
Fairfield Township
Amazon River Basin
Townline Road 12
New Haven
Doris
Reynoldsburg Man Sues Marion Dealer Over 1978 Corvette
Richard Banks of Reynoldsburg filed suit in Marion County Common Pleas Court seeking an injunction to force Frank Bennett Chevrolet to sell him a special model 1978 Corvette. Two DUI incidents were reported in unrelated accidents, involving Mrs. Mathis Perry and Mark A. Urich, with no injuries. A Norwalk police citation followed a Monday backing accident in Monroeville involving Rolin E. Leber.
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Marion, Ohio
UPI
Columbus
Marion Auto
Richard Banks
Reynoldsburg
Marion County Common Pleas Court
Frank Bennett Chevrolet
Highway Patrol
Mathis Perry
South
Norwalk Road
Whittlesey Road
Thomas J. Beres
Monroeville
Norwalk
North West Street
Rolin E. Leber
Kenneth C. Ellis
Berlin Heights
Norwalk High Week Ups Dance Plans And Sports Schedule
StuCo dance set at the junior high from 8 p.m. to midnight with admission 1.50 dollars. Shelley Smetzer wins state typing, advances to nationals in Detroit. Art Institute and General Abraham Institute visits planned for guidance students. Clyde Relays loom as track hosts, baseball vs Shelby at McGuan Field, softball eyes first win at Shelby, and tennis hosts Tiffin Columbian in key match.
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Norwalk High School
Pittsburgh Art Institute
General Abraham Institute
Norwalk
Shelby Whippets
McGuan Field
Shelby
Tiffin Columbian
South Central Okays Contracts for 1978-79 Teachers
Greenwich South Central School Board approved 1978-79 teaching contracts including three one-year, 16 two-year, and four continuing contracts, plus 26 salary notices. Resignations were accepted from elementary principal Walter Hiller, tutor Barbara Lasch, and boys high school PE teacher Gary Manasco. Supplemental coaching contracts were approved. high school head football coach and girls reserve basketball coach positions remain to be filled. The board will appoint Supt. Lowell Etzler to a possible librarian position in educational service personnel.
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Greenwich
South Central School Board
Walter Hiller
Barbara Lasch
Gary Manasco
Supt
Lowell Etzler
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Linda Englert
Huron County Sheriff’s Department
John Borgia
Bowling Green State University
Linda
Thomas and
Bonita Englert
BGSU
Northwest
Ohio
Thespian Society
Theatre Guild
Od Delta
Moah Zaatoxuh i
Thniler
Sandusky Drive-In
Cleveland Rd
Mark A. Urich
Fitchville River Road
New London
Urich
Patricia K. Tester
Hyde St
Wakeman
Cedar Point
Bay Harbor Inn
Dry Dock
Captain's Landing
Cedarpoint Amusement Land
Lake Erie
Sandusky
Ohio Turnpike
By Bill Howatineck
Boogie
Fragile
Shelley Smetzer
Shelley
Detroit
Huron
Vacationland
South Central Okays Contracts
By Barbara Keefer
Starview Drive
Rt. 20
West Norwalk
Diane Keaton
Susan Dey
Park Avenue
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Home Savings & Loan Company
East Main Street
E. Perkins Ave
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