Monroeville High School awards recognize American Legion program
Awards were presented at Monroeville High School recognition day. Notable honors included Homemaker of Tomorrow Kathy Eberly and county winners Mary Schaffer and Cathy Lonz. Students across biology physics geometry history English many subjects received certificates or medals.
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Monroeville
Nelson V. Lenz
Sch-Lee-Man Post 547
American Legion
Marc South
Karen Smith
Elaine Stein
Karen Bollenbacker
Sue Raftery
Richard Herner
Cathy Lenz
Kathy Eberly
Thomas Preston
Steve Raftery
Huron County Council of the American Legion
Lonz
Mary Schaffer
Cathy Lonz
Kathy A. Eberly
Betty Crocker
Daughters of American Revolution
Judy Myers
Rich Werner
Jeanne Wilhelm
Randy Henery
Randy Williams
George Tyler
Steve Ringholz
John Meyer
Thor Johnson
Rich Herner
Ed Rebmann
Ann Gilkerson
Steve Grodi
Dave Pifer
Sue Schaffer
Marilyn Sprowl
Jim Stang
Jay Thurston
John Myers
Pat Schaffer
Joanne Schafer
Dan Schwanbeck
Carolyn Schafer
Carol Heyman
Gregg Moore
John Warton
Ken Didion
Mike Adelman
Rita Myers
Joe Santillana
Sue Charville
Bruce Atherton
Lydia Schick
Jerry Kifer
Lynne Wilber
Marilyn Cramer
U.S
Dave Gerber
Elaine Stang
Pat Smith
Selective Service Right to Appeal to Local Boards
After classification by the local board a registrant may request an in person appearance before board members within 30 days of mailing of the Notice of Classification on SSS Form 110. The 30 day period cannot be extended. London UPI reports about 1,000 Hornsey College of Art students staging a sit in over facilities.
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London
UPI
Hornsey College of Art
No Decision Reached On New Bridge
City Council committees met with a consulting engineer who inspected the Linwood Bridge. The report recommends eventual replacement but says the bridge is currently safe under weight limits. Further meetings are planned to decide action and funding, with estimates above $300,000.
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Linwood
William C. Saladin, Jr
Saladin
Norwalk Planning Board Rejects Trailer Park Plan
Norwalk Planning and Zoning Commission rejects the variance for Herbert A. Rice to place a trailer park on St Marys Street across from Boxboard Packaging. Eight objected among nine speakers. The panel approved a three family apartment variance and raised Zoning Inspector James Ferris salary. The group also approved a residential plat for 16 lots on Spring Street.
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Norwalk
Firelands Manor
Baker Street
Ferris
Morley Price
George
Bud) Brady
Spring Street
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