New London Student Bound for Americans Abroad Year
Bruce Babcock of New London has been chosen for the Americans Abroad program. He awaits his country assignment from 17 northern hemisphere nations and plans a year of study, focusing on music and the viola. The Eastman School of Music awarded him a merit scholarship.
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New London
Babcock
Birch Park Drive
Bruce
New York
American Field Service
William Heckbert
Eastman School of Music
Rochester
Donald Babcock
Holly
Heather
Benjamin
Methodist Church
New Concession Stand Plans Approved for Football Field
The New London Music Parents Club approves construction of a polo type concession stand at the new football field with Robert Hardy authorized to proceed. A concert by junior and senior bands is set for 2 30 p.m. April 26 in the high school gym. Mrs. Hurley and Mrs. Switzer join the nominating committee. The New London band joins Wellington and North Ridgeville in a Lakeland Conference Band festival at 7 p.m. Friday at North Ridgeville High School.
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NEW London Authority
Robert Hardy
New London Music Parents Club
Judy Hurley
Carolyn Switzer
New London
Wellington
North Ridgeville
Lakeland
North Ridgeville High School
New London JayceesElect New Officers for 1970 71
John W. Kelly has been elected president of the New London Jaycees for the 1970 71 year starting in June. Other officers named include Jim Weaver first vice president Edward Hamilton second vice president Don Fields treasurer Matt DiMango secretary Scott Staschke director and Gordon Staschke director. The group plans a May banquet.
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NEW London
John W. Kelly
New London Jaycees
Kelly
Kelly’s Flowers
Elaine
First Street
Jim Weaver
Edward Hamilton
Don Fields
Matt DiMango
Scott Staschke
Gordon Staschke
Jaycees
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Norwalk Resident Challenges Out of Town Water Rates
A Norwalk Township resident at 336 East Main Street asks Service Director William Mount to reconsider the higher city rates for out of town water users. He calls the increases excessive and discriminatory and seeks review by proper authorities. The first quarterly bills reflecting last fall rate hikes and new out of city charges were mailed mid March. Mount says 63 subscribers are outside the city. MOSCOW UP I Valery Brumel’s high jump comeback was delayed by a left knee injury in practice.
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Norwalk
Norwalk City
H.L. Liebhart
E. Main St
William V. Mount
Water and Sewer
Mount
Moscow
UPI
Valery Brumel
Parish bulletin links Holy Trinity to local pub fare
A notice from the Holy Trinity Church pastor urges parishioners to sample the local pub. Another pub notice invites a Sunday at Holy Trinity. The Rev. John Joyce says the arrangement strengthens the link between man's public house and God's public house.
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Hildersham
England
UPI
Holy Trinity Church
Holy Trinity
John Joyce
Moyer Calls for State Crime Information Center Plan
Bellevue Republican candidate Edward R. Moyer proposes a computerized state crime information center expanding LEADS to include warrants and past records with pre sentencing data. He cites federal funding at 60 percent and stresses government and individual responsibility for order. The piece notes his primary challenge to Rep. Ethel Swanbeck. Also mentions Ron Gardin and John Small agreeing to play in Coaches All-America game.
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Edward R. Moyer
Bellevue
Moyer
Meyer
Ethel G. Swanbeck
Huron
Lubbock, Tex
UPI
Ron Gardin
Arizona
John Small
Citadel
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