New London Queen Chosen For Homecoming Festivities
Tonight a queen will be selected at Recreation Park by judges from candidates Laura Cooke Randi Cooke Jenna Hanville Sharon McConnell Marcia Miller and Sandy Mills Coronation at 8 p m with free park admission The three day schedule includes flag raisings pig catch pole climb baseball games bands dances and a grand fireworks finale Monday evening Helicopter rides are offered all weekend
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Laura Cooke
Randi Cooke
Jenna Hanville
Sharon McConnell
Marcia Miller
Sandy Mills
Recreation Park
Herbert Sturges
Park Board
New London Cub Scouts
Queens
Willard Enforces Night Curfew For Youth Violations
Police Chief Jack Fryman says a curfew is fully in force due to late night street activities. Children under 12 no later than 12:30 pm to 6 am, ages 12 to 16 from 10 pm to 6 am, and ages 16 to 18 from midnight to 6 am. Several arrests have been made and youths handed to parents. Parents may be arrested for continued violations.
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Willard
Jack Fryman
Jennings Wins NL Contract For New London School Wings
The New London District School board awarded Jennings and Charella Construction the base bid of 398 000 for 14 classrooms a multi purpose room music section and locker areas with a 405 300 total after an alternate roof replacement and parking prep. Other contracts went to Lucas Plumbing C Keller and Wilectric. Architect Crawfis estimated 18.04 per square foot for the new construction versus 25 elsewhere in the region.
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New London
New
C. Keller Mansfield
Wilectric
Norwalk
James Crawfis
Cleveland
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Methodist Church to vote on two story addition plans
Members of the First United Methodist Church will vote on architect's plans for a north side two story addition. The expansion would include 15 classrooms a chapel a lounge a kitchen and restrooms with an estimated $296000 cost and hopes for completion in December 1969.
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First United Methodist Church
Improper Backing Leads To Vehicle Collision And injuries
John R. Finlay, 19, Collins, charged with improper backing after backing a Maple City Ice Co. truck into a parked car on Railroad Street near Whittlesey at 3 15 p m. George H. Lippert, 13 Rule St., reported the damaged car. William Sparks, 43, 68 Jefferson St., admitted to Fisher-Titus Hospital with a hand injury from a splitter machine at Durable Mat Co. and transferred to St Luke's in Cleveland. Earl Muir, Bowling Green, cited for improper passing on Route 250 north of Milan after backing and colliding with Charles Russell, 50, Milan.
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John R. Finlay
Collins
Railroad Street
Whittlesey
Finlay
Maple City Ice
George H. Lippert
Rule St
William Sparks
Jefferson St
Fisher-Titus Hospital
Durable Mat Company
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cleveland
Sparks
Earl Muir
Bowling Green
Highway Patrol
Milan
Charles Russell
Muir
Russell
Talks On Life Of Delegate By JANET CONWAY
John R. Gerken Jr. spoke to the Norwalk Kiwanis Club about his Miami Beach Republican National Convention experiences. Using a clicker he staged imaginary slides, sharing petitions, letters, and the so called debugging of the Ohio delegation room.
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Janet Conway
John R. Gerken, Jr
Norwalk Kiwanis Club
Gerken
Miami Beach
Jackie Vernon
Richard M. Nixon
Ohio
Mike Wallace
Escape As Car Is Demolished Near New London
Gregory L. Sanger and Byron Stuckey, both of Port Clinton, were hospitalized in Ashland after a Route 250 crash seven miles south of New London at 7 35 p m. Sanger, driving north, lost control, the car tore up 40 feet of guardrail and rolled several times ending on its top 150 feet from the rail. Stuckey in good condition with leg lacerations and back injury. Sanger in fair condition with a dislocated left knee and multiple abrasions. Also, Jimmy Darr was sentenced to one year in the Toledo Workhouse for a non support charge in Common Pleas Court.
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New London
Gregory L. Sanger
Byron Stuckey
Port Clinton
Ashland
Stuckey
Sanger
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Olena
New London American Legion
Robert F. Kennedy
Texas
John Connally
Chicago
Richard Daley
UPI
Star View Drive
John David Wayne Udanssen
James Stewart
Henry Fonda
Pirecreek
Norwalk Beverage Center
ST Marys Street
Clayton Fries, Mgr
Fisher Music
SONY
Sonymatic
Superscope
W. Main ST
T.V. Service Department
Norwalk, O
Jennings
Huron County
Newark
Toledo
Common Pleas Court
Jimmy Darr
Cleveland Orchestra
George Szell
Steels Corners Rd
Akron
THE
NEW York City Ballet
George Balanchine
Lincoln Kirstein
Western Symphony
Swan Lake
Glinkaiana
FAUN
Edward Bigelow
Palomar Pictures International
Pefers
Sidney Poitier
Abbey Lincoln
Beau Bridges
Nan Martin Laur Peters
Carroll Oconnor
Robert Alan AU Aurthur
Edgar J Scherick
Jay Weston
Photog
Joseph Coffey
Quincy Jones
Daniel ‘Wann
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