Lions aid enables legally blind Buchs to study at OSU
Amherst Lions Club purchased a Pelco reader worth 2000 dollars to assist Jerry Buchs a 1984 Marion Steele High School graduate who is legally blind as he begins a communications major at Ohio State University. The device magnifies material for display on a TV screen and will aid two more Amherst students.
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Jerry Buchs
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Douglas Buchs
N. Main St
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Amherst Lions Club
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Art Schmidt
Ron Camp
Schmidt
Nord Junior High
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John Kenney
Western Reserve approves mumps vaccination requirement
Western Reserve School Board approved a mumps vaccination program to meet state rules. Students must be vaccinated or have parental waiver slips. unvaccinated students would stay home if an outbreak occurs. An immunization clinic is set for next Friday at Western Reserve.
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Western Reserve School Board
Western
Firelands Fine Arts names winners of its ninth show
NORWALK Robb Hurst of Norwalk won the People’s Choice award for the painting School’s Out at Firelands Area Art League’s ninth annual Fine Arts Show and sale. Winners in oils, watercolors, mixed media, and sculpture included Gaye Felton McKinnon, Huron. James Andrews, Bellevue. Gretchen Crouch, Bellevue. Susan Ziemke, Sandusky. Susan Ruggles, Norwalk. and Mary Jane Jennings, New London with first and second places. Honorable mentions were awarded to several artists. purchase awards went to five winners, with a painting donated by Eileen Stiver won by Eunice Thorley.
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Norwalk
Robb Hurst
Firelands Area Art League
Gaye Felton McKinnon
Huron
James Andrews
Bellevue
Gretchen Crouch
Belevue
Susan Ziemke
Sandusky
Susan Ruggles
Mary Jane Jennings
Carol Gilbert
Joanne DeChant Clark
Monroeville
Mary Noftz
Sandy Haughanout
Elain Nevins
Grafton
Eleanor Ketchum
New London
Eileen Stiver
Eunice Thorley
Ohio bars face 2-for-1 drink ban nationwide ripple
Ohio's 2-for-1 happy hour ban aims to curb excess drinking but patrons doubt its effect. Patrons at Park Place tavern report half price singles, while bar managers expect shifts to other promotions. Liquor control officials note the rule applies to orders of one drink, not pre-9 pm price reductions, amid mixed public reaction from patrons and industry.
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Columbus
Bill Bates
Park Place
Ohio Liquor Control Commission
Greg Thomas
Mike Norman
Ohio Licensed Beverage Association
Harold Richert
Richert
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