Signal Staff Wins Multiple Awards At Kent State Event
Norwalk High School Signal staff earned several honors at Kent State University during a Northeastern Ohio Scholastic Press Association day. Debbie Bouck news editor won best front page and best newspaper. Jack Lolla earned best sports page. Ann Johnson placed third in human interest. Jackie Savage took third in editorials. Donna Sweet received honorable mention for a feature interview. The paper also holds a Medalist rating from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association.
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Norwalk
Signal
Kent State University
Debbie Bouck
Northeastern Ohio Scholastic Press Association
Jack Lolla
Ann Johnson
Jackie Savage
Donna Sweet
John Gilligan
The
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Columbia University
New York
Kendall Falke
Frazier to be honored in Philadelphia with day parade
Heavyweight champion Joe Frazier will receive a city tribute in Philadelphia including a mid city motorcade. Born in Beaufort South Carolina he moved to Philadelphia before starting his boxing career.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Joe Frazier
Frazier
Beaufort
S.C
Man Held In Theft Of Tapes
Norwalk man Bart Smith age 34 of 112 North Hester Street was charged with petty larceny after two stereo tapes vanished from a 24 hour service station. He also faces intoxication charges after being arrested at a 24 hour laundry near 4 a.m. Sunday. Runyon, the station attendant, reported the theft and Smith was jailed in bond and to appear in Mayor's Court at 8 tonight.
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Norwalk
Bart Smith
N. Hester Sr
Millard H. Runyon
Runyon
Smith
Substantial Subsidy Payouts For Huron County Farmers
Twenty five Huron County farmers received federal subsidies of five thousand dollars or more to take land out of production last year. The largest payment was twenty thousand five hundred thirty four dollars to Wensink Brothers Farm in Monroeville, with other sizable grants listed for farmers in Monroeville Norwalk Wakeman Willard and nearby towns. A separate Erie County list from Reflector area towns showed several Milan Bellevue Norwalk and related farms receiving five thousand dollars or more. Also included is a brief New York UPI sweater care tip advising folding rather than hanging to prevent stretching and lint transfer guidance.
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Huron County
Wensink Brothers Farm
Monroeville
Houck’ Brothers
Alvin Hurst
Norwalk
Harry Hintz
John Stackhouse
Wakeman
Jack Liles
Jerome Bauer
Harold Schafer
Joseph W. Sherman, Jr
Lester G. Stoneham
North Fairfield
John E. Draves
New London
Wilbur R. Wyandt
Willard
James W. Yingling
Bellevue
Daniel O. Bores
Edwin J. Brown
Robert E. Nestor
Raymond Caudill
Erie County
Schlessman
Parents to See New Facilities Tonight at Norwalk High
Norwalk High hosts an open house to showcase a renovated science department and a new shorthand lab. An abbreviated Monday schedule for students will guide parents through classes, starting with a 7:30 assembly in the auditorium and ending with refreshments in Cole gym.
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Norwalk High School
Cole
Norwalk City Council Agenda for Tuesday Meeting
The Norwalk City Council meets at 7 30 p m with prayer pledge and roll call. Business includes minutes communications committee reports and officials reports. New legislation and resolutions cover grants salary changes and city employee benefits.
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Norwalk
Huron County’ Regional Planning Commission
Herbert O. Krogh
Public Service and Safety
PTO Awards $50 Scholarship and Funds Mineograph Purchase
The South Central PTO awarded Denise Hunter a $50 scholarship and donated $50 to buy a mineograph machine for school use in Greenwich. Also, a Norwalk woman reported a back injury after a broadside collision at Cline Street and Milan Ave. Harry L. Nelson cited for failure to yield.
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Greenwich
South Central Parent Teachers Organization
PTO
Denise Hunter
South Central High School
Clark Hunter
Norwalk
Cline Street
Milan Ave
Everett E. Rice
E. Main St
Harry L. Nelson
Bellevue
Nelson
Mayor's Court Dispositions in Norwalk
Bernard Coultrip of Wakeman faced expired license plates with a $17 bond forfeiture. Donald Case of 2 Minard Place had expired plates with a $10 fine and $7 court costs, fine suspended. Orville D. Castle of 4 Baker St. rode a motorcycle without a helmet, $17 bond forfeiture.
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Norwalk
Bernard Coultrip
Wakeman
Donald Case
Minard Place
Orville D. Castle
Baker St
Ohio Liquor Commission Dismisses Prinz Tax Charge
The Ohio Liquor Control Commission dismissed a delinquent sales tax charge against Edward L. Prinz owner of El Texas bar Willard after taxes were paid in full The case was dismissed last Monday New London firemen responded to two calls Fitchville Township and U S 250 fires were extinguished with no damage Fire Chief Al Walters said no injuries occurred
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Columbus
Ohio Liquor Control Commission
Edward L. Prinz
el Texas
Willard
New London
LeRoy Hartman
Exchange Road
Fitchville Township
Joe Benn
U.S. 250
Fitchville
al Walters
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Carol Harkness
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Robert Smith
Tammy Armstrong
Janice Vier
Anita Colish
Main ST
Norwalk, Ohio
H.V. Smith and Sons
Canfield Farms, Inc
Neil Slessman
Plymouth
William Coy Fritz
Attica
Mesenburg
Collins
Fred Ortner
Donald Siesel
Norwalk Council
Mayor’s Court
Royal Buffet
Bankamericard
I.G.A
KRAFT
Velveeta
Miracle
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