Norwalk High Senior Exhibit Showcases Vince La Conte Art
Senior Vince La Conte displays ceramics oil and water color pieces in the trophy case on the main floor. His work traces art from freshman year. The Truckers travel to Sandusky tonight for their first tournament game against Willard. Four boosters sponsored buses will transport the Pe Club to the game. If Norwalk wins tickets for tomorrow’s game go on sale 10 to 11 at the high school. A wrestling demonstration was given Tuesday by the team. Coach Jony Zuppe explained scoring to students. IMPA spring concert tickets go on sale for March 9. The Quizbee will face Oberlin at 1 pm Saturday on WLEC in Sandusky. Yearbook orders are being taken by journalism students.
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Norwalk
Vince la Conte
Vince
Sandusky
Gam
Willard
Boosters Club
Jony Zuppe
Hints From Heloise Prepare P repare Extra Save
Dear Heloise shares time saving cooking hints for solo living. She explains baking several potatoes to freeze for later use and preparing meals in bulk. She also advises keeping precooked bacon on hand for quick breakfasts or additions to salads and soups.
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Heloise
Miss Doris Dickerson Makes Dean's List at Ashland College
Miss Doris Dickerson daughter of Mr and Mrs E G Dickerson 19 Rosedale Blvd has been named to the Dean's List for the first semester at Ashland College She maintained a 40 average and will attend the dean's dinner in March
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Doris Dickerson
E. G. Dickerson
Rosedale Blvd
Ashland College
Dickerson
Velvet Glove stage show at Norwalk High School
Grace Sayles leads The Velvet Glove by Shoestring Players this weekend at 8:15 PM in Norwalk High School auditorium. St Paul senior Dave Mayle plays Professor Pearson opposite Bishop duties, with Mother Hildebrand played by Grace Sayles and a cast including Cletus Miller Ann Brown and Jeanne Frank.
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Norwalk High School
Grace Sayles
Barnes Graham
George Mahlke
Graham
Pearson
St Paul
Dave Mayle
Mother Hildebrand
Cletus Miller
Ann Brown
Jeanne Frank
Miss Frank
CVO
Monsignor Burke
Sandy Harrell
Terry Nippert
Jerry Stoll
Teacher Speaks to Parents of Handicapped Children
Mrs Lawrence Kramer a teacher for hearing impaired children addressed the Parents of Handicapped Children at their organizational meeting. She shared experiences with impaired hearing students and led a discussion on behavior and education issues. Parents plan a permanent group and summer activities. Call Mrs Walter Kuhlman to join.
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Lawrence Kramer
Walter Kuhlman
Group Meets In Fremont Ohio Reading Association Event
The Ohio International Reading Association San Dusky Bay Area Council meets at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Hayes Elementary School in Fremont. Four discussion groups address individual mental ability and reading level differences, background differences via audio visuals, helping handicapped children through curriculum changes, and varying interests with multiple materials. Dr. Martha G. Weber of Bowling Green University will speak on Meeting Individual Differences. Attendees invited.
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Ohio International Reading Association
Sandusky Bay Area
Martha G. Weber
Bowing Green University
Altar Society Plans Pot Luck
The Christian Rosary and Altar Society of St. Alphonsus Church in Peru plans a pre Lenten pot luck supper at 6 30 p m Sunday in the church. Sheriff John Borgia will be the guest speaker and husbands of members are invited to attend.
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Altar Society
Christian Rosary and Altar Society of
St. Alphonsus Church
Peru
John Borgia
Friday Night Operations Forward at Clarksfield Grange Hall
Saturday schedule lists Rain Dodgers Camping Club pot luck at Glen Tinker 15 S Garden in the afternoon. Shoestring Players present Velvet Glove at Norwalk High School auditorium at 8 15 PM.
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Clarksfield Grange Hall
Glen Tinker
S. Garden
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Fisher Music
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Ohio
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