FHA Girls of the Month at Dalton High December
December FHA Girls of the Month are Judy Fitzwater Diana Goudy and Gaye Myers all sophomores at Dalton High School. They earned points in December by attending chapter and executive meetings serving on committees helping with the Christmas party and assisting with clean up. They will receive a charm for their achievements.
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Judy Fitzwater
Elton Fitzwater
Kidron
Diana Goudy
Lloyd Goudy
Dalton
Gaye Myers
Richard Myers
Dalton High School
FHA
Judy
Diana
Gaye
Bridge Replacement Planned on CR 44 Over Sugar Creek
A narrow two lane bridge on CR 44 over Sugar Creek in Wayne County will be replaced. Ohio Highway officials say the new structure will be 78 feet long with a 24 foot paved width and a 36 foot roadway. Bids estimated at 56000 will be opened February 26. The existing bridge is deficient and approaches are hazardous.
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Sugar Creek
Wayne County
P E Masketer
Ohio Department of Highways
Dalton High Update Highlights Alumni and Games
Students return to Dalton High after illnesses and a substitute teacher surge. Alumni Marcia Hofacre and Howard Hofstetter are noted, with Marcia studying Animal Technology at Michigan State University. The Bulldogs beat Buckeye Bucks 66 to 56 in a season opener as focus turns to an upcoming game at Wooster.
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FTA
Marcia Hofacre
Howard Hofstetter
Rodney Hofstetter
Marcia
Michigan State University
DHS
Modern Language Club
Bulldogs
Buckeye Bucks
Wooster
World Day of Prayer Events Set for March
World Day of Prayer is scheduled for March 6 at 10 am in the Dalton United Presbyterian Church. Rev. David Patina of First United Methodist Church in Massillon will speak, sharing a theme of Take Courage. He holds degrees from Mt. Union College and Drew Theological Seminary and has pastored several churches.
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Dalton
Bill Glass
Massillon Tiger Stadium
Bach Bros Hold First in Rupp Construction Bowling Standings
Bach Bros lead the Rupp Construction Classic with a 70 30 record. Rupp Construction is second at 64 36 and Sentmyer's 63 37 closely follow. high series 628 by Ken Ferrer and highs 238 209 by Ferrer lead a long list of top scores and individual totals from the league night.
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Bach Bros
Rupp Construction
Sentmyer’s
M & M Oil
D& R Supply
Wenger
John George
Ken Ferrer
Ted Long
Paul Eggenschwiler
Willis Singer
Don Weygandt
Ralph ‘Gonter
Veryl Bach
Steve Mangle
Bill Roch
Dave Stanford
Jesse Radabaugh
Bert Crawford
Joe Lucas
Bob Sword
Howard Everhart
John Deetz
Vernon Gerper
Levi Miller
Dean Calderhead
Leslie Sandwith
Mike Norton
Bulldogs Open Tourney With 66 56 Win Over Buckeye
The Bulldogs win their first tournament game 66 56 against Buckeye despite missing Phillips and Wertz. Woodruff scores 17 while Blosser 16 Miller 14 and Berg 10 pace the team. Buckeye commits 28 fouls and trails 44 34 entering the final period.
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Bulldogs
Buckeye
Phillips
Wertz
Buckeyes
Woodruff
Bullogs
Blosstr
Miller
Berg
DeLapp
Hoberts
Blosser
Smithville
Norwayne
Canton
In This Corner Readers Debate Village Governance And Water Costs
A community column excoriates misread debates over village ordinances and a proposed water rate plan. It suggests creating a village administrator to unify powers, defends local sports and schools, criticizes a dirty storefront, and urges civic participation amid water and infrastructure concerns.
Local student wins lead in Goshen Players Our Town
Merle Wenger a Goshen area freshman and son of Mr and Mrs Morris Wenger of Rt 1 earned a lead or prominent role in Thornton Wilders Our Town to be staged by the Goshen Players on March 4 7 and 8 Merle is shown as the character Wally Webb and is a 1960 Dalton High School graduate.
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Merle, Wenger
Morris Wenger
Rt. #1
Thornton Wilder
Our Town
Goshen Players
Merle
Wally Webb
Dalton Digt School
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Dalton Gazette
Ohio
Dalton High
Flath
Water Board
Water Rates Board
Robert Phillips
Council
Ina Goshen
H. A. Zimmerer Associates
The
Patton Gazette
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