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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1979

Page

7

Scrap becomes art by Willard and St Paul students

About 25 students from Huron, Erie and Ottawa counties showcased scrap metal sculptures at the Sandusky Mall last weekend. Doris Snook of Willard won first prize with Copper Untitled, John Devlin earned second for Hard Water, and St Paul’s Chris Heit took third for Park Avenue. Shelly Reiderman and four more from St Paul’s earned honorable mentions. Willard entrants also received several honors. The North Central Ohio Arts Council organized the show, sponsored by Sandusky Steel & Supply Co. Nate Lichtesien donated the scrap metal and plans to make the competition annual with a display near his scrap yard. John Spofforth of Athens judged the entries.

Willard High School St. Paul’s School Norwalk Sandusky Mall Doris Snook Willard John Devlin Christopher Heit St. Paul’s Park Avenue Shelly Reiderman St. Paul Ken Westcott Michelle Rossman Majesty At Sea Martin Kline Stephen Roose Huron Erie Ottawa Counties North Central Ohio Arts Council Nate Lichtesien Sandusky Steel & Supply Co Lichtesien

Short Takes Local meeting and events in Huron County

The Huron County Concerned Taxpayers plan a 7 30 p m meeting on May 17 at the Huron County Administration Building. In Monroeville the Athletic Boosters host their Annual Dance Saturday from 9 p m to midnight at Knights of Columbus Hall with Harold Fries Band performing and a 5 dollar couple BYOB donation. Mansfield Symphony auditions are open with compensation for regular adult and student members, contact Larry Kramer at 524 5927. Nick Hahn of Bellevue FFA wins a 500 dollar McDonalds Systems scholarship at the state FFA convention in Columbus. Edison FFA members place 10th in state diary cattle judging at Ohio State University with Mike Chris and Jamie Schaeffer, daughters of Eugene and Mrs Schaeffer. Chris Schaeffer and Andy Smith, sons of Donald and Mrs Smith, serve as convention delegates. Bruce Boos and Mike Schaeffer earn state degrees.

Monroeville Monroeville Athletic Boosters Knights of Columbus Hall Harold Fries Byob Nick Hahn Bellevue Ffa McDonalds Systems Columbus Edison Ffa Ohio State University Mike Chris Jamie Schaeffer Eugene Schaeffer Chris Schaeffer Andy Smith Donald Smith Bruce Boos Donald Boos Mike Schaeffer

Ohio House panel may adjust fuel clause instead of dropping it

An Ohio House subcommittee will vote next week on whether to recommend altering the fuel adjustment clause rather than abolishing it. The substitute would require utilities to file six month cost figures and estimates, with PUCO setting and reviewing a six month rate. lawmakers doubt consumer savings, while debate also covers caps on coal payments from captive mines.

Columbus API Ohio House Ronald James Public Utilities Commission of Ohio PUCO Thomas J. Carney Dboardman Consumers’ Counsel Office

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