Norwalk Hires New Teachers For Local Schools
Norwalk welcomes several new and returning staff for the fall. Jay Hoffman from Toledo teaches fourth grade at Maplehurst and coaches intramurals after a University of Toledo degree and Walbridge student teaching. Pamela Meredith, 22, joins first grade at League Street while pursuing graduate work at Bowling Green State University. John Horrigan returns to teach sixth grade at Bronson and coach football, coming from Youngstown State University and New Wilmington Pennsylvania. Sharon Woodruff takes a Bronson sixth grade class where her husband Kenneth teaches physical education. Peter J. Marrow, a 1971 ASU graduate, teaches fifth and sixth grade math and history at St Paul School and coaches elementary basketball. Larrow, 21, from Norwalk, teaches at Chandler Arizona and resides on Elm Street.
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Jay Hoffman
Toledo
Maplehurst School
University of Toledo
Walbridge Elementary
Pamela S. Meredith
League Street School
Bowling Green State University
Heidelberg College
Miss Meredith
Haskins
Summit St
Apt. 4
John Horrigan
Bronson School
Norwalk
Horrigan
Bronson
Youngstown State University
Sharon Woodruff
Kenneth
Woodruff
Eastern Kentucky University
Morrow
Woodruffs
Tracey
Main St
Peter J. Marrow
Arizona State University
St. Paul School
Larrow
E. Elm St
Chandler (Ariz
Norwalk High Adds Emphasis on Speech and Drama
Norwalk High School shifts focus to speech drama and debate under Principal George Perry. Miss Sharon Violanti teaches exclusive speech classes and recruits students while forming an extra speech section. She will serve as technical director for fall and spring plays alongside director Jack Carstensen.
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Norwalk High School
Sharon Violanti
George Perry
Perry
Simpson's Store Ad Sparks Controversy Over Color Name
Officials at Simpsons Department Store apologized for a full page celebration ad that included a women’s turtle neck sweater in color labels described as navy and nigger brown. The ad, marking the store’s 99th anniversary, offered imported sweaters at $6.99 and cited the embarrassing wording as an unfortunate mistake.
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Montreal
UPI
Simpsons Department Store
St Pauls Sets Parish Religion Classes for Public School Children
St Pauls parish announces start of instruction for all public school children. Grades 1-4 meet in the annex on Monroe Street. grades 5-8 in the main building on Milan Avenue. Classes run 8 to 10 a.m. with Holy Mass first. first grade parents must register with the teacher.
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St. Paul’s Parish
Gerald Stein
Monroe Street
Milan Avenue
South Central Levy and State Issue Filed for Local Ballot
South Central Local School District seeks a 10 mill levy while a state issue to publish proposed laws and constitutional amendments in newspapers is filed with the Huron County Elections Office. The school board approved the tax request as officials note a remote chance of a state lottery issue on the November ballot.
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South Central
Huron County Board of Elections
Kenneth Earl
Elections Office
Ted Brown
Horse leaps onto farmer’s car in Austria
In Achomitz Austria police logged a strange call about a horse leaping into a car. Farmer Peter Sommereger reported the animal broke loose from a field and jumped over a fence landing on the car causing light injuries to the horse and extensive damage to the vehicle.
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Achomitz
Austria
UPI
Peter Sommereger
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