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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1978
Page
2
Judge Heydinger filed petitions Wednesday to seek a six year term as probate and juvenile judge. He is currently the only candidate. The filing deadline is next Thursday. Heydinger, 37, a Democrat, was appointed in 1975 and earlier defeated Joseph Dash to serve the remainder of the term. The new term starts February 9, 1979.
State auditor seeks 2621 dollars recovered from Mayor Wayne Goodsite and former Finance Director Douglas Colvin for improper city picnic and safety patrol expenditures from 1972 to 1974. Officials say they have not received formal notices. remarks from city leaders are absent.
New London High School will induct 17 students into the National Honor Society at 8 p.m. Monday, with taps led by current members. Inductees include seniors Laurie O'Dell Denise Walch Brenda Sonewald Paul Howsman Bill Murray and others, with juniors and a sophomore listed.
Lorain state Sen. Ronald Nabakowski, 36, announced his bid for a full General Assembly term. Appointed to fill the unexpired seat after Donald Pease’s election to Congress, Nabakowski has served 14 months and sponsored 14 bills. He is a former Lorain City Auditor and former Central Security National Bank officer. He lives in Lorain with his wife Dorthea and their five children.
More than 130 4-H advisors and spouses gathered at New Haven Methodist Church for the annual 4-H Advisor Recognition Program. The event featured Henry Schriver of Grafton sharing what 4-H has meant to his family, while Jim Helt urged innovative teaching methods for youth. Huron County's 190 advisors lead 80 clubs, with Barbara Wurzel recognizing 5-year milestone leaders and John Wells introducing special guests.
Five seventh and eighth graders from St Pauls School Norwalk earned superior ratings at a local junior high science fair and will compete April 8 at Heidelberg College in the district event Debbie Bleile Mike Hackathorn Matt Heit and Kevin Toney led the eighth graders with projects on alcohol effects tree growth aerial dynamics and prehistoric man Mark Rospert won among seventh graders with meat processing. Additional students earned excellent or good ratings and local civic leaders attended the event with county extension agent Florence Conger and Don Knight head of the Agnes Society.
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