Buckeye Girls State opens at Capital University
Buckeye Girls State kicks off at Capital University Columbus with about 1300 Ohio girls learning government through a nine day mock system. Girls are elected or appointed to offices in 25 cities and five counties and compete for two Buckeye Nations to attend Girls Nation in July. Sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary the program awards a $75 scholarship and seeks high leadership and civic qualities from applicants.
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Columbus
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Washington, D. C
Panama Canal Zone
American University
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D.C
Elyria High work-study awards honor two students
Elyria High School special education work study group awarded two seniors at its annual banquet. Julie McDaniel earned a special inspiration award for her work with handicapped classes and loyalty to Maplewood School. Mike Rokasy received exemplary dependability for his duties in the cafeteria loading dock. The program, which included 20 seniors in its largest class, posted $58,182 in gross earnings and $10,186 in taxes for the year, with earnings data from September through June.
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Elyria High School Special Education Workstudy Group
Julie McDaniel
Mike Rokasy
Elyria High School
Party Gang on Tap Tonight at The Showcase Lounge
The Sensational Party Gang performs at The Showcase Lounge Tonight starting at midnight. The first ten 1977 graduates entering the dance will be admitted free. The venue is on Wanda Street at Routes 301 and 20.
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Pfaudler executive retires after 41 years of service
Paul Johnston, assistant vice president at Pfaudler Co., retired after 41 years with the firm. A dinner for about 110 guests was held June 3 at Spring Valley Country Club to honor him. Johnston, an Oberlin School of Commerce alumnus, started in 1936 and held key roles in production and material control before becoming AVP. He and wife Emily reside at 103 Huntington Circle. they have one son. He plans retirement travel, gardening, and refinishing antique furniture.
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Pfaudler Co
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Oberlin School of Commerce
Pfaudler
Spring Valley Country Club
Emily
Huntington Circle
New London stalls ambulance idea
New London council tabled action on county EMS funding, hesitating after learning the county’s $108,000 grant proposal for six ambulances to meet 1978 state standards was rejected. Revisions would let Norwalk and Willard keep their own services, while New London could opt out of town obligations and reject the grant if costs rose without aid.
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Huron County
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