Firelands College Plans Two Acre Man Made Lake
Firelands Branch of Bowling Green State University near Huron adds a two acre oval lake between Ross and Rye Beach Roads as part of campus plans. Waterfowl and canoes may be part of the setting while the lake provides emergency water and dirt for buildings. Construction at the site remains on schedule with cement work advancing and a 2000 gallon storage tank to boost area water pressure.
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Firelands
Bowling Green State University
Huron
Ross
Rye Beach
Rye Beach Road
James McBride
McBride
Erie County Commissioners
College
University
EHOVE Career Guidance Sessions Begin for Girls in Milan
Guidance programs for girls planning to enter EHOVE Vocational School begin Monday at the EHOVE office in Milan. Sessions, at 7:30 p.m., will cover cosmetology dentistry clerical work data processing secretarial roles and more with speakers from Sandusky Norwalk and Castalia.
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Milan
EHOVE
Paul Eckler
Jany Clements
Sandusky
Donald Robertson
Norwalk
Castalia
George Danilla
Berlinville
Bob Janotta
Monroevillé
Lon Dillender
Lyle Riehm
Carl Carnabuci
Finch outlines 22 months of progress in Norwalk mayoral bid
Norwalk Mayor Harold E. Finch, seeking a second term, issued a statement listing activities and programs from his 22 months in office. He said the city and its citizens come first and noted his leadership in Mayor's Court while promising continued progress.
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Norwalk
Harold E. Finch
Finch
Council
Attica Driver Admits Stolen Car Was His
A 19 year old Attica man, Larry E King, admitted driving his car when it struck a New Haven telephone pole Tuesday night after initially reporting the car stolen. He was charged with giving a false report. The collision left minor injuries to King and moderate damage to the car.
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Attica
New Haven
Larry E. King
Willard
King
Collins
Harry A. Beff
Norwalk
Railroad St
John Bobryk
W. Main
Bobryk
Hartland Center Road
Beff
Chevrolet
Youth in Jail Defies Court and Heads to Columbus
A 15 year old from North Fairfield, twice fleeing Juvenile Court custody, is in Huron County jail as officials plan to transfer him to the Ohio Youth Commission in Columbus. He was captured by the sheriff and held pending arrangements. In Willard, the United Fund tally ends short by 1095 dollars, though donations may still be made.
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North Fairfield Area
Huron County
Ohio Youth Commission Center
Columbus
Huron County Sheriff's Department
New London Music Parents Tag Day Promotes School Bands
Avio and The Towns organize a two part tag day for the New London district with a parade by the high school band through New London streets during an Amherst New London football game and a November 11 canvass. Proceeds fund choir robes blazers and band equipment. Emaline Mackles leads the parents association.
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New London
Amherst
Emaline Mackles
New London Parents Association
Norwalk brothers cited in juvenile court for vandalism
Two Norwalk youths aged 14 and 15 were cited into Juvenile Court on vandalism charges after pellets fired from slingshots shattered windows at Norwalk Junior High School. Police questioned both brothers and the older boy admitted involvement with his younger sibling in the act. Carroll Michael Holtz was fined $50 for contributing to the delinquency of a minor, for aiding a teen to run away.
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Norwalk
Carroll Michael Holtz
Parsons
Russell T. Antrim
Holtz
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Whittlesey
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Lewis C. McLaughlin
Frederick F. Waugh
Delbert E. Crawford
Republican Club
A. C. Morley
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