Three Huron County teachers honored at spring banquet
Three retiring Huron County teachers received framed certificates at the annual spring banquet at South Central High School. Ivan Goodrich, Catherine Bagley, and Gladys Chase were honored for 40, 25, and 21 years of teaching respectively, with 26 others recognized for 25+ years.
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Huron County Education Association
South Central High School
Ralph R. Brown
Ivan Goodrich
Catherine Bagley
Gladys Chase
J.B. Finley
The
Asso
Vietnam War Attacks Target North Viet Nam Supply Routes
A force of 230 U S and South Vietnamese planes destroyed seven bridges and a ferryboat in the fiercest strike yet on North Viet Nam supply lines. Six U S soldiers were killed as Marines near Da Nang reported contact with Viet Cong for another day, with a sniper attack and a friendly-fire accident causing one fatality.
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Saigon
UPS
North Viet Nam
da Nang
Astronauts to Visit Sandusky Area Events
James Webb and Scott Carpenter will visit the Plum Brook facility near Norwalk after flying to Cleveland. They will speak at Sandusky High School and attend a chamber luncheon at the Holiday Inn on May 13, as arranged by Congressman Mosher.
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Scott Carpenter
James £. Webb
Charles A. Mosher
Cleveland
Plum Brook
Norwalk
Webb
Carpenter
Sandusky
Holiday Inn
Sandusky Area
Weather outlook and vital records from Norwalk area
AT Deeds reports a wet north forenoon with thundershowers spreading west to east by evening. Highs 54 to 70s, tonight 44 to 57, Saturday mostly cloudy with showers possible. Marriage license issued to Phillip Neeley and Delores Kay Market of Norwalk. Death notice for John C. Hessel, 66.
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Norwalk
Phillip Neeley
Stock Boy
Delores Kay
Steel Strike Threat Clouds U S Steel Talks
UPI reports the basic steel industry rejects a May 1 strike threat from USW and stays firm on non inflationary contracts tied to Johnson-era 3.2 percent wage guidelines. Sources call the union united in threats, while companies push to negotiate within current positions. William Simkin leads mediation meetings with USW President McDonald and I.W. Abel as talks stall.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
United Steelworkers
USW
William E. Simkin
David J. McDonald
Union Secreary
Chiefs Favor EHOVE Plan Says Area Leaders Support
Norwalk Huron and Erie county school superintendents back the EHOVE two year community college and joint vocational district but question who will implement and how districts will stay cooperative. They stress need for action before final report and warn of potential drift without a single figurehead. Willard superintendent notes Willard may gain less due to location.
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EHOVE
Norwalk
Huron
Erie Counties
Ralph BR. Brown
Huron County
Wick
Weagly
Erie County
Sturgis R. Corbin
M.E. Acocks
Willard
Community College
Burglary at Jolly Lanes Tied to Fremont Suspect
Bellevue reports the third burglary in three nights at Jolly Lanes on Routes 20 and 4. Loss about 1800 dollars cited by Sheriff John Borgia, with Bureau of Criminal Identification help. Norwalk police plan to question James Edward Johnson, 21, of Fremont area, in connection with a Gibsonburg supermarket break in.
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Bellevue
Jake Ball
Jolly Lanes
Here
Huron County
John Borgia
Wall
Borgia
Bureau of Criminal Identification
London
Norwalk
Fremont
James Edward Johnson
W. Main St
Sandusky County
Swamp Stompers adult nature tour limited to 75
The Norwalk Reflector sponsors an 8 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. Swamp Stompers walk May 1 exploring Firelands flora and fauna. No charge no registration fee lunch provided. Early registration urged as 25 spots filled first day with a noon deadline next Wednesday.
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Reflector
Norwalk
Norwalk Kiwanis Banquet Honors 4-H Winners and Leaders
About 828 attendees at the Norwalk Kiwanis Club 30th annual 4 H A grade banquet at Norwalk Junior High School. Gordon Beck welcomed guests. Paul Jones stressed the motto To Make the Best Better and the shift toward developing good citizens rather than just project wins. Ty Thompson of the National 4 H Service Committee spoke on leadership as essential. 4 H enrollment now includes 2.25 million youth with a rising urban component. The program closed with a hootenanny by Tre Puckerbrush Jug Band and remarks by Rev. William Bown. sponsors included Citizen's National Bank, Firestone, Home Savings, Huron County Banking, Norwalk Parts, Schild's IGA Foodliner.
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Huron County
Norwalk Kiwanis Club
Norwalk
Gordon Beck
Ae Kiwanis
Paul Jones
Ty Thompson
National
Tre Puckerbrush
Dent Sisters
Linda Fox
Kathy Kelser
Tre
William Bown
Lewis McLaughlin
Kiwanis Club
Citizen’s National Bank of Norwalk
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
Home Savings and Loan Co
Huron County Banking Co
Norwalk Parts Co
Schild
IGA Foodliner
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Marie Strayer
Monroeville
Ohio Education Association
Lee Elsass
Raymond Scheerer
Delbert South
Northwest Ohio Education Association
George F. Linn Jr
Cecil Marett
Fannie Watson
George McNemar
Ruth Alleshouse
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Charles Amato
Charles P. Amato
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Keith Chapin
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Everett M. Dirksen
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