Norwalk Festival Meets at Bronson Schoolhouse for Plate Presentation
The Norwalk Strawberry Festival Committee will gather at the old Bronson Schoolhouse at the Huron County Fairground Wednesday night. Plate number 1 will be presented to local historian Henry Timman for display at Firelands Museum, presented by Evangeline Miller.
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Norwalk High School Orchestra to Present May Concert
The Norwalk High School orchestra under David Anthony will perform Bach Brahms and Boyce Sunday May 15 at 3 p.m. Two ensembles will feature Bach Concerto for Two Violins with Cyndie Tengowski Robert Haddad and Mrs Richard Bradstreet and Koepke Harlequinade flute trio featuring Vickie Gilbert Debbie Tengowski Margie Goodsite and Alex Rupert. Gilbert also soloist on Whistling Pete for flute and orchestra.
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David Anthony
Bach
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Boyce
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Cyndie Tengowski
Robert Haddad
Richard Bradstreet
Debbie Tengowski
Margie Goodsite
Alex Rupert
Vickie Gilbert
Pete
Thief Steals CB Antenna From Car At Norwalk Center
Harold Myers Jr. reports a theft at the Norwalk Bowling Center where a citizen band radio antenna was taken from his car just before 1:18 a.m. Sunday. He saw a man walk away with a wire and, with an accomplice, flee in a white car possibly a Thunderbird.
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Norwalk
Harold Myers, Jr
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Dryer Fire Damages Home of Joseph Seck
Early today at 159 Woodlawn Ave Mrs Seck reported a dryer fire that caused 200 dollars in damage. Firefighters from two engines and eleven men fought the blaze after a mechanical failure ignited clothing inside the electric dryer and smoke filled the home. Exhaust fans cleared the smoke after the fire was controlled.
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Joseph Seck
Woodlawn Ave
Wakeman Approves County EMS Plan Amid Resident Doubt
Wakeman Village Council reluctantly approved the revised Huron County Emergency Medical Services Plan amid fears over state funding and loss of local ambulance control. Mayor Frederick cited a $16,000 state grant as a key reason to join, while residents complained of limited local say and the funeral-home operated service's impending shutdown by August 1978. The vote was 4 to 0 and the decision awaits review by the county EMS Council before grant applications to Columbus.
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Wakeman
Huron County
Forrest Fletcher
Louis Frederick, Jr
Frederick
Art Jackson
Carl Gerber
Carl
Huron County Emergency Medical Services Council
Columbus
Willard Board approves teacher contracts and calendar talks
Willard Board of Education approved teacher contract proposals with details to be released after union approval. Action on 1977-78 calendar tabled. superintendent asked to draft a flexible make up day plan for 180 days. Public comment over majorette tryouts referenced. Several resignations and new hires at Willard and New Haven schools. Summer driver education staff hired. superintendent search started.
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Dan Weller
Majorette
Rebecca Fratta
Richmond
Virginia Kohli
Carolyn Whetstone
New Haven
Bob Fusco
Janet Tran Ee
Nancy Eden
Vickie Eppley
Sandy Gilmore
Debbi Schwab
Bob Haas
Don Graham
Tim Gilmore
George Gaich
Tom Spangler
New London Schools Face November Closure if Levy Fails
Three hit skip accidents were reported to Norwalk Police with several injuries and damaged cars. The same paper reports New London Schools may close in November if voters reject a $125 000 operating levy set for 1978. The board plans to borrow 78 000 to cover payroll this year and promotes the levy with meetings and public appeals.
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Levy
New London
New London Board of Education
Onita McCarthy
Bob Luxon
Ambulance Billings Run Totals Reported for April
Norwalk ambulances carried out 72 runs in April with 29 emergencies inside the city. The total charges reached 2436 dollars. A pond clinic is set for 6 30 p m at Willard Scheid s pond seven miles south of Monroeville on Route 99. The session, sponsored by the Huron Soil and Water Conservation District, will cover site selection and fish management for residents considering pond construction or maintenance.
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Willard Scheid
Monroeville
Wendesday
Huron Soil and Water Conservation District
Firelands Enrollment Reaches 865 Students This Spring
Enrollment at Firelands Campus of Bowling Green State University stands at 865 for spring, matching spring 1976. The breakdown shows 751 undergraduates and 114 graduates with 423 full time and 442 part time students.
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Huron
Firelands
Bowling Green State University
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