Norwalk Charter Commission Completes 18 Page Plan
The Norwalk Charter Commission finished an 18 page charter draft after a November election. Chairman Domenic Coletta announced printing costs near 4000 dollars and about 4000 copies to voters in September. The charter shifts admin power to a city manager, keeps a seven member council, and removes the council president.
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Norwalk Charter Commission
Domenic Coletta
Charles Furey
Anthony Petrosino
Paul
Norwalk City Council
New Council Chamber
Coletta
Commission
Charter Commission
Twenty One Vie For Berlin Heights Harvest Queen
Twenty one candidates seek the Labor Day Harvest Festival queen title in Berlin Heights. The queen and court will be chosen Friday evening and reign over the weekend as talent acts include singing piano skits modeling readings art and hula dancing.
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Berlin Heights
Carol Battle
Shoopees
Christina Bauer
Dusty Boots Saddle Club
Tashunda Cales
Kiwanis
Gail Davidson
Tom Jordan
Inez Demuth
Berlin Garden Club
Linda Dennis
Taft Cigo
Susan Graves
Athletic Boosters
Adgie Hill
Beau
Collins Woman Enters GE Financial Management Program
Patricia Ann O'Brien of Collins, a Berlin Heights High and Bowling Green graduate, joins General Electric Cleveland Lamp Division as one of two women in the Financial Management Program. The program blends classroom study with on the job training in finance and business analysis after she earned her accounting degree in June.
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Collins
Patricia Ann O’brien
Berlin Heights High
Bowling Green
Patricia
General Electric
Cleveland
Lamp
Hersha guilty in Norwalk Mayor's Court assault case
Hersha 44 of 47 Jefferson was found guilty of assault and battery. He was fined 50 dollars with 40 dollars suspended on probation not to repeat similar charges and costs. Other dispositions include House speeding on Cline with 17 dollar bond forfeiture and Schild and Hamer speeding bond forfeitures. The Western Reserve School District yearbook is nearly finished and will be available Sept 16 for Hartland Wakeman and Townsend elementary schools.
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Frederick A. Hersha
Jefferson
Wayne A. Smith
Milan
Norwalk
Hersha
William L. House
Cline
George Schild
West Washington
Maurice E. Hamer
Wakeman
Washington
Western Reserve
Hartland
Townsend
Seventh Grade Orientation at Norwalk Junior High
Orientation for seventh graders entering Norwalk Junior High is on Friday. Students with last names A to K report at 9 a.m. and L to Z at 10:30 a.m. Eighth graders should report to the study center at 8 a.m. on Sept 5 to pick up schedules.
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Norwalk Junior High
New London Woman Finds 12 Billion GNP Error
Rosanne Cole a New London native and former National Bureau of Economic Research employee is credited with discovering a 12 billion error in government GNP reporting. She earned a PhD from Columbia on economic forecasting and now works as an IBM economist in Armonk New York. The study, covering 1953 to 1963, notes errors in quarterly data estimates of cyclical changes and long term growth rates.
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New London
Rosanne Cole
National Bureau of Economic Research
Dan Cole
Park Avenue
Miss Cole
Columbia University
I.B.M
Armonk
N.Y
Parade Trophies Awarded in Monroeville Centennial
Trophies were awarded in eight categories after the Monroeville Centennial Parade Saturday afternoon. The Salute to Ohio Agriculture entry from Big Walnut Future Farmers of America won first in the float division, followed by the Covered Bridge float from Monroeville Girl Scouts and Beverly Hillbillies from Tiffin in third. Midway Garage topped the commercial division with Albright Equipment second. Akron High Steppers won the marching unit trophy with Firelands Cadets of Norwalk second. Linda's Lassies of Elyria claimed majorettes and drill teams, with Lorain Rainbow Assembly second. Edna Kaye's Steel City Steppers of Lorain won the drum and bugle corps trophy. U S Navy Reserve of Toledo and Fremont Post of the American Legion shared color guard honors. The top band went to New London High School, with Norwalk St Pauls second. Special awards went to a Broom Float and to Floyd Gregory for the oldest farm implement, a 1912 Allis Chalmers pulled stockade.
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Monroeville
Ohio Agriculture
Future Farmers of America
Monroeville Girl Scouts
Beverly Hillbillies
Tiffin
Midway Garage
Albright Equipment
High Steppers
Akron
Firelands Cadets
Norwalk
New London High School
Norwalk St. Paul’s
Floyd Gregory
Gregory
Allis Chalmers
Religious Education Forum names 1968 chairmen at St Paul
James Schlader and Mrs John Hohler were named chairs of the Continuing Religious Education Forum at St Paul High. Officers elected include Mrs Robert Linder treasurer Mrs Richard Hipp secretary Carol Giallombardo publicity Sister Mary Valeda and Rev Martin Donnelly as advisors. The first eight week series The New Testament begins Oct 3 at 8 p.m. in the St Paul Parish social hall with Rev Robert J Wilhelm as presenter. Fees are four dollars per person six dollars per couple or one dollar per night. Sessions open to all beliefs. Officers meet Sept 19 at 8 p.m. at St Paul School.
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James Schladter
John Hohler
Continuing Religious Education Forum
CREF
St. Paul’s High School
Robert Linder
Richard Hipp
Carol Giallombardo
Mary Valeda
Martin Donnelly
Albert Miller, Jr
James Schlader
Robert Weisenberger
St. Paul Parish
Robert J. Wilhelm
St. Paul
Mary Manse College
Toledo
St. Paul’s School
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Charmen James Schlacter
UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspaper Association
North Fairfield
Greenwich
Willard
Huron
Erie
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