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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1979
Page
3
John Huber of 29 Key Drive, Norwalk, a member of VFW Post 2743, has been appointed by the national commander-in-chief to serve as a national aide-de-camp for the 1978 79 year.
Firelands College will offer a spring quarter course The Ascent of Man a 13 part film series taught by Dr. O Dale Schnetzer assistant professor of humanities contact 433 5560 for details. Hinman Funeral Home receives EMS certification from Ohio Department of Health in a voluntary program to upgrade ambulance services. Ehove JOint Vocational School seniors begin ninth year Early Placement Program on March 26 with about 100 students released mid day. Names of admitted discharged and admits listed for local hospitals and police blotter note vandalism mail damage truck thefts and other incidents including Willard man vehicle damage at Norwalk Junior High School and damaged mailboxes.
Wheat local price 3.50 Corn 2.15 Oats 1.45 Soybeans 7.06 on Markets Monday February 26 1979. A six cell flashlight was stolen from Sam Mundy’s truck at 35 West Washington Street. A Milan youth says his brother’s 10 speed bicycle was damaged at the Disco Skating Rink on Foster Street. bicycle found in street with bent wheels and loose cables. A Norwalk man says his brother in law from Elyria struck him in the face Saturday amid a prior Wakeman dispute. charges to be filed.
A follies-type production titled Broadway Broadway debuts March 9 at the Towne and Country Theatre with curtain at 8 p.m. Director Ron Koerper leads the show and its cast in a period entertainment.
Nineteen New London High School students were inducted into the National Honor Society. Initiation is at 8 p.m. Wednesday with a reception. Inductees include seniors Beth Gilbert Judi Hendrickson Carolyn Huestis Callie Sowder Larry Fritz Randy Ruggles Tim Johnson and juniors Sherri Knapp Liz Schick Laura Brown Jerry Whetstone Glenn Murray sophomores Julie Bennett Sherri Alford Mark Roshon Diane Schwanger Vicki McGowan Penny Brant Brian Marett.
Friday featured the final event of National Future Farmers of America Week in New London. FFA members from kindergarten through sixth grade showcased a two-week-old heifer calf rabbits ducks chickens a pony and a week-old lamb with its mother. Junior Fred Hartman and freshman Henry Krisha won the wood chipping contest while Scott Ganz captured the wood splitting title. Shawn Burton and Harry Krisha won the cross-cut sawing contest and Terry Granneman the chain saw contest.
Two tractor trailers collided head on on Ohio 18 when a westbound driver tried to pass a slow vehicle. James Baldwin 58 of Alabama injured and treated at Fisher Titus Hospital and released. John A. Davis 34 of Salineville cited for excessive speed for road conditions. Another crash on U S 20 left a 73 year old Monroeville woman in satisfactory condition. A Bellevue man rear ended a snow plow on St Marys Street. no injuries.
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