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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1979

Page

3

Kiwanis Honors 4-H Clubs and Advisers at Banquet

The 44th Kiwanis 4-H A Grade Banquet honored county top clubs with cash prizes funded by the Huron County Bankers Association. Wakeman Willing Workers won 75 dollars for first place. Ridgefield Country Kids also 75 dollars for outdoor top, with advisers listed. Norwich Klink and Klatter won 25 dollars for second home club. Fairfield Town and Country Club earned 25 dollars for second outdoor. Banquet at Norwalk Junior High School gym featured Mindy Palm’s talk on National 4-H Congress and farewell remarks by former extension agent John Wells.

Wakeman Ardith Coe Ridgefield Country Kids Gary Bauer Allen Ruggles Allen Nixon Huron County Bankers Association Norwich Klink and Klatter Margaret Phillips Beverly Mahl William Schaeffer Carol Daniel Fairfield Town and Country Club Joan Deeble Pat Coy Norwalk Sandusky High School Mindy Palm North Fairfield Carlos Tucker John Wells

Klondike Derby draws scouts and mayors to Huron County

About 150 Boy Scouts compete in the 10th Klondike Derby at 9 a.m. Saturday from the Robert Price farm near the Huron County Fairgrounds. Patrols of eight pull sleds along a course visiting fictitious cities to perform skills as mayors from several towns oversee events. Organizers include Clark Hunter and a list of local officials. Also noted is a Oberlin College lecture by choreographer Trisha Brown. Bowling Green State University Business College admission deadline is March 1 for high school students seeking fall enrollment. BG has the largest college at the university with over one-fourth of students in business.

Klondike Wayne Goodsite Norwalk Robert Blackman New London Lloyd Patton Greenwich Randy Garner North Fairfield Ken Sommers Willard Marvin Mize Berlin Heights Clayton Lord Monroeville Hank Tappel Mike Collins Nelson Lenz Jim Blevins Milan Bob Buskey Dave Steffanni Richard Bush Mike Fleming Charles Zeller Hunter Tim Lucas Oberlin Trisha Brown Warner Center Oberlin College Ms. Brown Bowling Green State University College of Business Administration College of Business Administration Bowling Green

Ambulance EMT Course Planned at Ehove School

Ehove Joint Vocational School will offer an Avery A certified ambulance EMT course next month. The 78 hour basic class costs 45 dollars per person and the 27 hour refresher costs 14 dollars per person. Fees include workbooks. Limited to 29 participants. schedule to be announced.

AVERY Ehove Joint Vocational School

Vandals damage church sign. police seek leads

Police report vandals put three holes in a sign in front of the First United Methodist Church but could not determine the tool used. The incident occurred Wednesday night as officers investigated the scene.

First United Methodist Church

Willard Man Arrested and Plea Entered in Related Cases

A 20 year old Willard man Roger Colyer was arrested by his probation officer Wednesday afternoon for violating his probation and placed in the county jail at 4 30 p m Meanwhile a Sandusky man Richard J Swain Jr arrested Feb 17 in Erie County on a Huron County warrant pleaded not guilty to non support of a child After entering the plea Swain was released on his own recognizance and his case was continued to Aug 24

Willard Roger Colyer Erie County Huron County Richard J. Swain Jr

Bergeman announce arrival of adopted daughter Kara Ann

Norwalk couple Dennis and (Mrs.) Bergeman announce the Feb 8 birth of their six week old adopted daughter Kara Ann. Both are teachers in Norwalk City Schools. Employers hiring co op students may claim 1979 tax credits up to half of wages to 6000, with 25 percent in 1980, subject to renewal.

Dennis Bergeman Kara Ann Mrs. Bergeman Norwalk Congress Cooperative Education Department Norwalk High School

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