Huron County Sciences Fair Yields Superior Ratings
About 75 students from New London Monroeville South Central Western Reserve and St Josephs at Monroeville entered projects at the county science fair in New London Saturday Judging ran from a.m. to soon with 30 students earning superior ratings making them eligible for the district fair in Tiffin in April Winners include Meg Meyer Keith Hall Donnz der Paw Jeenings Robert Rexart Francine Janota Kathy Hamer and others from Mainesville Westers Reserve and South Central Each entry explored topics from the respiratory system solar cells the human eye Mars and other science themes highlighting student effort and early district competition.
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New London
Huron County
Monroeville
South Central
Western Reserve
Se. Joseph's
Satrday
Tiffin
Meg Meyer
Keith Hall
Donnz der
Robert Rexart
Ami Edward Vosaiza
Mainesville
Mike Desmond
Francine Janotia
George Tyler
St Joseph's
Sharen Schafer
Jer- Bam
Myers
Rodger Stoiz
Mason
Bobh
Kathy jHamer
James iWorchester
Jeannie Worthington
Soaron Kirik Jbride
Amdl
Waat
Robert Pekart
New London High School
Robert
Spee
Francine Janota
Monrmeville
Talk on Child Behavior Held by Wilcox PTA
NORTH RIDGEVILLE a Lorain County School nurse Mrs Madeline Huber presented The Behavior program to parents of six to twelve year olds at Thursday night’s Wilcox School Parent-Teacher Association meeting. A sixth grade chorus provided music. A roller skating party was announced for Saturday 2 to 4 pm at Elyria Rat... Mrs Lucille Whites named chairwoman of a committee. PTA executive board meeting set for April 1 at 5 pm at the home of Mrs Russell Eckels Otter Ra
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North Ridgeville
Madeline Huber
Lorais County
Wilcox School
Lucille Whites
PTA
Russell Eckels
Otter Ra
Amherst science fair honors students at first school event
South Amherst School held its first annual science fair with two main trophies awarded to Tom Deichler for embryology and Donna Sterma for photosynthesis. Several students received excellent and superior ratings across grades six to ninth for projects on topics such as fuel cells, plant physiology, nerves, telescopes, and interplanetary space. Six students also demonstrated and explained their work before the award ceremony, and principal Daisy Gregg praised the event as a big success with plans for a larger fair next year.
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South Amherst
Donna Sterna
Tom Delwbler
Sglth Amherst
Tom Deichler
Gick
Donna Sterma
Gene Dulmaze
Ma Sierna
Richard Green
Avere Ellen Kazuka
Dale Gauman
Jesse Lane
Bonnie Troxell
Roger Hammond
Lindajj Ruth
Tom Deizel
Judy Wragg
Meriel Gauman
Eve Debbie Gottschling
Eddie Smith
Mary Jo Gentile
Rosemary Sliman
James Stephens
Mike Gainck
Tom Beichler
Donna Siena
Jayne Lane
Bonnie Troxtell
Daisy Gregg
Preschool Parents to Hear Talk at Columbia Elementary
Parents of children eligible for kindergarten next September are urged to attend the Preschool Parents meeting today at 8 p.m. in the Columbia Elementary School cafeteria. Topics include health and immunization requirements, the Pennsylvan ia Fair project, apron making, and bus transportation. Guest speaker Tomas Moshier discussed Your Family and the Law at the previous meeting. Refreshments will be served.
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Columbia
Birmingham
Co- Zi
Methodist Church
Bylumbia
Prince
Iun
Garden Club
Tomas Moshier
Avon Welcome Wagon meeting hosts two new committee chairs
The Avon Welcome Wagon Newcomers' Club meets at Central Bank at 8:25 pm. It appointed two new committee chairmen Mrs Kenneth White for hostesses and Mrs Thomas Cahill for hobby. The business meeting will be followed by a slide program by Vincente Petit Rochera. A foreign exchange student from Spain spending a year in Avon Lake with the Lowell Sellers will speak.
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AVON
Avon Welcome Wagon
Central Bank
Kenneth White
Thomas Cahill
Vincente Petit Rochera
Foreign Exchange Stadens
Spain
Avco Lake
Lowell Sellers
Avon Parents Plan Three PTA Meetings This Week
Avon Elementary PTA executive board will meet tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the school. Plans include three meetings this week and next for various age groups. On Thursday grades one to three meet at 3 p.m. at Avon Elementary, including children from both elementary schools.
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Avon
Avorn Elementary School
Parent- Teacher Association
Timorrow
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