New London Proposes 2 Mills For Schools
New London School Board unanimously approves a two mill operating levy for four years to appear on the November ballot. The levy aims to fund budget balance, curriculum and instructional improvements, and hiring of additional teachers. Harold Perry named delegate to state school board conference. Charles Meyer as alternate.
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New London
New London School Board
Harold Perry
Ohio Association School Board
Columbus
Charles Meyer
New London Rotary Club
W. R. Burton
Oils Come N Go At Willard
Two white owls believed to be a Canadian pair roamed Willard all summer, nesting in a tall tree at Clark and Emerald Streets. They were harassed by local blue jays and have departed without a forwarding address. A large hornet nest hangs from a Dale Avenue roof near the business district, awaiting attention.
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Willard
Clark
Emerald Streets
Dale Avenue
Boosters Buy Grid Equipment
The Norwalk High School Boosters Club approves purchases for the athletic department including a heat lamp a water bottle and junior high gear with total costs around 359. A mail campaign is under way to recruit members while ads for football programs fund equipment.
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Norwalk High School Boosters Club
Herbert Lawrie
Richard Temple
Tony Zuppe
Zuppe
Fostoria
Vermillion
Mansfield Madison
Boosters
Merle Hil
Unemployment Claims Drop in Huron County
The Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation reports 12 new claims for the week ending Aug. 21 in Huron County, down from 17 the prior week. Unemployed totals fall by 15 to 245, reflecting the week ending Aug. 14 compared with Aug. 21.
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Huron County
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Norwalk National Guard Unit Finishes First Camp Week
The Ohio National Guard Company A of Norwalk in Camp Grayling Michigan completes a week of training. Captain Caprara reports strong evaluations and three excellent kitchen ratings led by Mess Steward Sgt Tesmer. Rifle platoons conducted live fire drills, with Sgt Roth Rester and Chase guiding squads. A 19 000 strong parade capped Saturday events.
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Gray
Ing, Mich
Norwalk
Ohio National Guard
Albert J. Caprara
A1 Kitchen
Robert Tesmer
Fred Roth
Robert Rester
Ronald Chase
Camp Grayling
Two Minor Accidents Reported in City Streets
Police investigated two minor accidents. At Courthouse Square a collision involved Haven G Carskailen and Richard Tullis. On Elm Street Lois Jane Smith backed from a driveway into Phillip Skinn as he traveled east.
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Richard Tullis
Homewood Ave
Haven G. Carskailen
Courthouse Square
Lois Jane Smith
Woodlawn Ave
Phillip James Skinn
Elm St
Skinn
Ohio AAA appoints Katherine Dombark to emergency service committee
The Ohio Automobile Association OSAA has named Miss Katherine Dombark of Huron County Auto Club to the national Emergency Road Service committee for 1965 66. G R Hostetler Canton head of the Ohio AAA clubs announced the assignments after the OSAA Board of Trustees meeting in Columbus. Roy Fleming, a Norwalk entrant in the National Karting Races at Wisconsin, did not win $10 cash as reports claimed he finished fourth and earned two certificates valued at 10 and 15 dollars respectively.
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Ohio State Automobile Associaton
AAA
Katherine Dombark
Huron County Auto Club
G. R. Hostetler
Canton
Ohio Aaa
Osaa Board of Trustees
Columbus
Roy Fleming
Norwalk
Wisconsin
Reverend Willke Balances Pulpit Family And Community Projects
The Rev War ren Willke of Trinity Lutheran Willard guides a Minnesota style life with six daughters, a church, a mini golf course Hi-Yo behind Hi Ho Drive-In on Route 224, and plans for youth programs. He hosts a daily Christian Capsule on WILK R and a weekly Church on Trial on WHO Akron, with TV aims for Cleveland stations. He helps run a boys home, flies with kids, camps with his wife Margaret, and aims to start a Senior Citizens Christian Club. Willard longtime pastor since 2 1/2 years after Ravena tenure.
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Carole Sprowls
Warren Willke
Trinity Lutheran Church
Wile Lard
Hi-Ho
Mainder
Mr. Willke
WILKR
Satan
Akron
Wilke
Chicago
Church
Berlin Heights Homecoming crowns 21 candidates with Labor Day events
Twenty one candidates vie for the Berlin Heights Homecoming crown during Labor Day weekend. The queen and four attendants will be chosen from ten semi finalists with a PT A organized coronation on Sept 4. Labor Day activities include a parade, flower show, food, baseball, a 4-H show, water fight, quick draw art, band concert, and a fireworks finale by the fire department.
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Berlin Heights
Nancy Cline
Hi Neighbor Extension Club
Becky Butler
Firemen
Sarah Bruns
American Legion Auxiliary
Jane Bitmer
American Legion
Beverly
Karen Sedlock
Berlin Grange
Emily Hill
Police Department
Susan Bruns
Shinrock Livewires
Cindy Title
Lutes Bros
Mary Vartorella
Shoppees
Lora Unger
Berlin
Parent Teachers Organization
Bob Thayer
Willis Shively
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Rev
Willke
Tion Wls
Cleveland
Senior Citizens’ Christian Club
Margaret
Daughers
Susan
Linda
Connie
Karen
Tracy
Penny
Capital University
Wileyard
Ravena
Willkf
Lalo Eley
Service Bank
East Main Street
Nor
Ohio
Federal Deposit Insurance
East Main
Auto Bank
Linwood and
Monroe
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