Benefit Dance Planned for Motorcyclist Injury Victim Rollins
Fair Publishing employees join Rotary Printing workers to stage a benefit dance on September 25 at the National Guard Armory to raise about 10000 for David Rollins hospital bills. Chairmen aim to seat 500, with cash prizes totaling 300, tickets donated by Fair Publishing House, and calls for donations of chairs and prizes. Rollins, injured on Lovers Lane Road last summer, is now home after six months in Fisher-Titus Hospital and surgeries on his left leg.
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Fair Publishing House Inc
Rotary Printing Co
David Rollins
Rollins
Vowell
Fair Publishing House
National Guard Armory
Bob Clark Combe
Parton
Bob Tony
Norwalk
al Youngless
New London
Fisher-Titus Hospital
Cleveland
John Rollins
N. Wooster St
City to buy twenty new trash containers for downtown
Service Director William Mount announced the city will purchase 20 covered trash barrels from Fremont Janitor Supply Co. for about $1000. Five local groups the Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis Lions Rotary and the Veterans of Foreign Wars contributed funds toward the litter containers to be installed in about two weeks. The containers will feature the city maple leaf seal on two sides and the emblem of a contributing service agency on the other two sides.
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William V. Mount
Fremont Janitor Supply Co
Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis
Lions
Rotary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mount
Head Start Enrollment Under Way in Norwalk
The Norwalk Head Start program invites applications for three and four year old children from low income families for the 1970 71 school year. Parents must register and join the Parent Advisory Council and may enroll by applying at the C A C office 274 East Main Street Norwalk.
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Norwalk
C.A.C
East Main St
New Children’s Library Hours in Norwalk Adjusted
Norwalk Public Library’s children’s department will change hours starting Sept 2. Weekly hours: Mon Wed Fri 2 to 8 30 p.m. Tue Thu 2 to 5 30 p.m. Sat 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. A new preschool story hour will be at 10 a.m. on Thursdays beginning Sept 3.
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Norwalk Public Library
No Orientation For 7th Graders
Norwalk Junior High announces no orientation for seventh graders before start due to remodeling. Schedules will be picked up by seventh graders Thursday and eighth graders Friday, 8 to 12 and 1 to 4. An orientation for seventh graders will be held on the first day of school.
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Norwalk Junior High School
Highway Patrol Academy Seeks New Recruits
The next training class starts October 14 in Columbus. Applicants aged 21 to 30, height 5'9\" to 6'7\", weight at least 155 pounds, and visual acuity of 20/30 in each eye are sought. Candidates must be physically and mentally fit and bear a mature, honest, responsible reputation. Recruits will be commissioned as highway patrolmen upon graduation and assigned statewide.
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Highway Patrol
Columbus
Highway
Garbo Jacqueline Meeting Question Enlivens Look Shine
New York gossip centers on Greta Garbo possibly intoxicated or overwhelmed by Jacqueline Kennedy after a meeting noted in Look magazine ahead of Garbo's 65th birthday. Cleveland livestock report gives brisk auction figures with cattle and calf price ranges across grades.
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UPI
Greta Garbo
Jacqueline Kennedy
Market Prices and Notable Garbo Kennedy Dinner Tale
Market figures show hogs 200 and calves 50 estimated with hogs 200-220 lb at 20.50-21. Sows 12.75-15.25. Cutters 21.25-22.75, canners 15.75-19.50, choice dealers 44-46. The magazine notes Greta Garbo twice met Jacqueline Kennedy at a dinner before her marriage to Aristotle Onassis and praised Kennedy charm, then left saying I must go I am getting intoxicated.
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Cleveland
UPI
Bologna
Nor 41 E Monroe Walk Reflector Established
Norwalk Ohio area publication Reflector Herald launches with UPI News Service reports and staff listings. Subscription terms include carrier and mail options across Huron and Erie counties at weekly and annual rates.
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Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
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Greenwich
New Lantes
Willard
Huron
Erie
U.S
Monroeville Approves Bus Replacements and Staffing Changes
Monroeville board votes to bid two new school buses to replace 1959 models and rents a temporary bus. Eight afternoon buses planned. boilers inspected and cleared. New substitute drivers approved from Norwalk addresses. contract forms for several administrators updated. Intramural program for boys approved. A kindergarten transfer request denied.
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Monroeville
Norwalk
Joe Andrews
George Zinn
Arlene Ann King
Holb
Marion Waits
Delbert South
Boys’ Recreation Association
Girls’ Recreation Association
State Department of Education
Bellevue
Monroeville High School
Stieber Implements
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