Men's Slow Pitch Winners Dominate Weeknight Games
Bob White Builders Norwalk Furniture No 2 and Pewter Mug led a heavy schedule in the Men's Slow Pitch League Monday night. Highlights included Bob White Builders 14 Friendly Corners 8 and Pewter Mug 20 Gaslight Drive Inn 5 backed by multi hit performances from Frey Borgeson Clark and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Hohler
Bob White
Norwalk Furniture No
Pewter Mug
Mike McLane
NOR. Furniture
Dauch Concrete
Terry Meagrew
Kyle Jameson
Dauch
Gaslight Drive Inn
Denny Frey
Gary Borgeson
Dave Frey
Paul Clark
Scotia
Denny Jaeckin
MAC & Son
Gaslight
WNN
Bob Barnes
RBI
Paul Schneider
John Metarko
Jim Hemenway
Culligan Soft Water
Reineck
Culligan
Neil Burras
Halfway Inn
John Adams
Mike Carter
Mitch Leak
Dale Perkins
Norwalk Merchants
Doug Reitzel
Merchants
Jack Brady
Bob Perkins
Mike Murray
BENCH
Scott Schillig
Ken Plue
Norwalk Furniture
Cauch Concrete
Ray Lucas
Ron Pheifer
Bennett
Terry van Offeren
Bill Toole
Pete Motolik
Rein
Tom Young
Gaslight Drive
Builders
Steve Wetzel
Carlyle Smith
Moyer Leads Edison Girls to Quadrangular Track Victory
Diane Moyer swept three events to lead Edison to a 74 point win over Seneca East Monroeville and St. Paul in Milan. Other Edison winners included Tammy Burtscher high jump Kathy Golden hurdles Connie Burcaw mile run and relays won by Burtscher Golden Burcaw Johns Zacheral and Burcaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Diane Moyer
Edison
Miss Moyer
Seneca East
Monroeville
St. Paul
Tammy Burtscher
Kathy Golden
Connie Burcaw
Miss Burtscher
Miss Golden
Karen Buehrle
Miss Burcaw
Annette Johns
Kathy Zacheral
Willard High names Badenhop JV coach and Pfahl as freshman coach
Willard High School approved Willard biology teacher Craig Badenhop as junior varsity basketball coach succeeding resigning Jerry Stackhouse. Barry Pfahl was named freshman coach. Shelby up in track meets with eighth grade 80 29 victory and seventh grade 71 38 win led by Colvin Ream Kirk Lendrum Bradford. Milan Baseball League seeks umpires for May 27 season with May 13 meeting at Milan Town Hall and 220 players involved. VFW Teener League holds second draft May 17 for 13 to 15 year olds. managers named Battles Insurance Ross Gilliland Moose VFW Schild's IGA Artie Plue VFW Auxiliary Jim Heyman. Final standings from Jolly Lanes Tuesday afternoon listed Scagnetti Construction Bleile Contractors Brooks Citgo Hartley Grain & Feed Close & Sons Construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
Calynn Badenhop
Willard High School
Jerry Stackhouse
Badenhop
Barry Pfahl
VFW
VFW Park
Battles Insurance
Ross Gilliland
Moose
Bill Ewell
Ron Zureich
Bleile
Paul Watts
Schild
IGA
Artie Plue
Jim Heyman
Jolly Lanes
Scagnetti Construction
Bleile Contractors
Brooks Citgo Hartley Grain & Feed Close & Sons Construction
Two Men Graduate From Providence Hospital Nursing School
Sandusky Anita Fritz of Norwalk joined 42 other graduates from Providence Hospital School of Nursing on Saturday. For the first time in over five decades two male graduates completed the program, Allen Hasselbach of Bellevue and Patrick Huss of Fremont, both former Navy medical corpsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Anita Fritz
Norwalk
Providence Hospital School of Nursing
Allen Hasselbach
Bellevue
Patrick Huss
Fremont
Navy
Huron County Board Awards State Funds to Staff and Bus Drivers
The Huron County Board of Education approved four thousand nine hundred ninety four dollars in supplemental state money for salaried staff as first installments. The final two monthly installments of the same amount will fund school supplies. Calvin White and Bennie Booker of Monroeville were hired as bus drivers, with two drivers’ certificates delaying medicals and costing twenty dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County Board of Education
Calvin White
Bennie Booker
Monroeville
Norwalk Mayor Court Dispositions and Nation Sworn In
Bernard W. Riley of rural Norwalk fined 15 dollars and costs for failure to yield. Bessie Kreiling of Wooster fined 15 dollars and costs for improper lane change. Harry R. Englert of 17 S Garden St fined 25 dollars and costs for disorderly conduct. David A. Hunter of New London fined 15 dollars and costs for red light violation. Carmie Nation of Norwalk to join Ohio National Guard at Memorial Day ceremony. 19 year old Norwalk High School graduate to serve in Norwalk battalion. They renew 100 dollar Northwestern Ohio Educational Research Council membership, buy a 60 dollar locked file for personnel records, and hire Supt. Lasley’s daughter Kathy as a summer part time clerk at 2.25 per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Bernard W. Riley
Bessie Kreiling
Wooster
Harry R. Englert
S. Garden St
David A. Hunter
New London
Nation
Norwalk High School
Northwestern Ohio Educational Research Council
Thomas Lasley
Kathy
Classified Ads Work for You Around the Clock
Full time performers advertised for classified ads invite readers to dial 668 3771 to place their own ad. The notice emphasizes 24 hour availability and a contact number for placement services.
Man Jailed For Failing To Pay Tax
North Fairfield resident Forrest R. Caron 68 was jailed in Huron County Jail after failing to pay 41 in property tax on a house trailer. Cited to County Court for the tax and failing to appear on April 15, a warrant led to his arrest. Judge Robert Wiedemann fined him 20 and he chose to serve the fine at 10 per day in jail, believed to be the county's first jail term for such a housing trailer tax delinquency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Fairfield
Huron
Forrest R. Caron
Robert Wiedemann
Daron
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Mansfield Malabar High School
Moyer
Edison Girls
Shelby Boots Junior High
Shelby
Whippets
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Dave Ream
Colvin
Ream
Shawn Kirk
Eric Lendrum
Kevin Bradford
Milan Baseball League
John Marett
Teener League
Terry
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Carmie Nation
Ohio National Guard
Richard Nation
E. Main St
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Firestone
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