Monroeville Approves Fuhrman Resignation and Staff Changes
Monroeville School Board accepted the resignation of Ralph W. Fuhrman after rescinding a prior motion not to hire him. Jackie Tilton also resigned to pursue a higher salary position nearby. Raymond Kneisel was hired as high school guidance counselor and summer maintenance worker for 360 hours at 900 dollars total.
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Monroeville
Ralph W. Fuhrman
Harlan W. Fisher
Fuhrman
Jackie Tilton
Seneca East
Dan Major
EMR
Raymond Kneisel
Kneisel
Malcolm Smith
Richard Winslow
Berea
United Methodist Children’s Home
Marsh Field
Joe Andrews
Donald Henderson
Andrews
4 H'ers Learn First Aid in Berlin Heights
Six 4 H clubs take part in a first aid program organized by Hinman Ambulance Service. The course covers life saving bleeding control resuscitation and actions for bystanders first on the scene. Students tour the ambulance and note television influenced techniques.
Blood drive nets 201 units at Norwalk Eagles Hall
The Red Cross collected 201 units of blood at the Norwalk Eagles Hall on Monday. Donor totals include eight gallons from Joseph Wechter of Norwalk and seven gallons from Beatrice Beier of Norwalk, with several others contributing multiple gallons across Norwalk, New London, and Monroeville.
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Red Cross
Norwalk Eagles Hall
Joseph Wechter
Norwalk
Beatrice Beier
Howard Wheeler
Raymond J. Scheerer
New London
Robert Grine
Monroeville
William Omert
Walter Baisch
Barbara Schubert
Marilyn Wise
Delbert South
Donald Henderson
Mary Ann Benedict
Anna Carabin
William Martin
Milan Scouts To Rough It At Wyoming Camp
Nine Girl Scouts from Milan will spend a week at the Girl Scout National Center West near Tensleep Wyoming in the Big Horn Basin June 24 to 30. They will sleep out carry own gear and eat freeze dried food as they take part in archeological digs supervised by college students. The trip costs 700 from the troop treasury plus 80 per girl, funded by bake sales car washes and balloon sales at the Melon Festival. Mrs Nancy Wilson troop leader and Dean Wilson will accompany the group along with Mr and Mrs Roy Cooley. The scouts are Bev Weiman Becky Walker Karen Bureaw Kathy Murray Patty McWilliams Laura Wallrabenstein Joan Cooley Debbie Hohman and Glenda Burns.
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Milan
Wyoming
Girl Scout National Center
Tensleep
Wyo
Big Horn Basin
Nancy Wilson
Three Men Pass Flight Exams at Huron County Airport
Don Roth of Norwalk and Edward Bowman of Huron earned their twin engine ratings while Joseph Rice of Sandusky received a commercial pilot license. FAA examiner Harkness Davenport conducted the testing last week at the Huron County Airport.
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Huron County
Don Roth
Norwalk
Edward Bowman
Huron
Joseph Rice
Sandusky
Harkness Davenport
Federal Aviation Administration
N. London To Review Sewer Plan
The Village Council of New London authorized a review of Cedar and Fir Streets sanitary sewer plans. Old designs may be replaced if unsatisfactory. Residents have sought the sewer for about a decade but costs previously exceeded the village budget. Estimation cites $60,000 to $80,000 for the line and $5,000 to $6,000 for materials. The council also approved vacation of an alley between Third and High Streets on final reading.
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New London
Cedar and
Fir Streets
Cedar and Fir
Winston White
White Avenue
Recreation Park
All A Honor Roll At South Central High School
Twenty students earned all A's and 60 earned A's and B's in the last nine weeks. Honor roll with distinction includes Kathy Caudill Theresa Hawkins Gary Hale Ron Walter 12th grade Chris Brown Guy Ebinger Howard Krikke Pam Caudill Cathy Maerkisch Jennifer Sloan Darrell Shepherd 11th grade Sheila Wireman Kevin Conger Jim Hunter 10th grade Diana Patton Mark Brown Jon Funk Bill McPherson 9th grade Mike Clark Tim Dawson 8th grade.
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South Central High School
Kathy Caudill
Theresa Hawkins
Gary Hale
Ron Walter
Chris Brown
Guy Ebinger
Howard Krikke
Pam Caudill
Cathy Maerkisch
Jennifer Sloan
Darrell Shepherd
Sheila Wireman
Kevin Conger
Jim Hunter
Diana Patton
Mark Brown
Hotline Slows in Norwalk Jaycees PIT Line
Norwalk residents have few calls to the People In Trouble line in its second week. Jaycee President Tom Woodyard says limited calls suggest problems exist but advertising will be boosted to raise awareness. PIT provides listening and referrals, operating 7 to 9 p.m. Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 668-8165.
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Norwalk
Jaycees Pit
Jaycee
Tom Woodyard
Woodyard
PIT
Correction fixes Norwalk Jaycees photo identifications
The Reflector clarifies the five officers shown in Tuesday's photo. Correct order left to right is Earl Mihali Jim Filip Bill Hackbush Leroy Shample and Thomas Woodyard.
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Norwalk Jaycees
Earl Mihali
Jim Filip
Bill Hackbush
Leroy Shample
Thomas Woodyard
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