Service News Reflects Marines and Sailors in Vietnam
Vietnam era notices honor PFC Gary A. Swiger for the Vietnamese Service Medal with Combat V while with the 1st Battalion 1st Marine Division. Also noted are Port Hueneme return of CNS Anthony S. Brutsche from MCB Eleven, and Sgt. Bobby D. Rowe stationed in Germany after a month with his parents. Sergeant Thomas P. Rinner Jr. earns promotion with the 25th Infantry Division in Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnam
Gary A. Swiger
Carl Swiger
Greenwich
First Regiment
First Marine Division
Port Hueneme
Calif
Anthony S. Brutsche
USN
Edward S. Brutsche
St. Mary St
U.S. Naval Mobile Construction Battalion
Germany
Corbett Rowe
Glover Ave
Bobby D. Rowe
35Th Arty
APO
New York
N.Y
Thomas P. Rinner, Jr
Thomas P. Rinner Sr
Jefferson St
25Th Infantry
Co. D
Builders Association Installation Dinner Held in Huron County
The Builders Association of Huron County held its annual installation dinner at Hartenstein's Supper Club near Willard. Robert Marshall installed officers for the coming year including Frank Haas as president and Pete Sofios as vice president.
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Builders Association of
Huron County
Hartenstein's
Willard
Robert Marshall
Ohio Home Builders Association
Frank Haas
Pete Sofios
William McCreary
Ken Kinney
Jim Herner
John Suhr
Marshall
Reading Improvement Course Offered At Huron-Firelands Campus
Huron Firelands Campus offers Education 91 Reading Improvement to area residents. The course yields three quarter-hours of college credit. Campus office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Registration closes December 30.
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Huron — Firelands
Huron
Two Area Residents Involved in Tuesday Accidents
Baybridge Post reports two accidents involving area residents occurred Tuesday. Joseph A. Surniac of Vermilion, 50, attempted to pass and struck Mary C. Seger of Norwalk, 51, then was charged with passing without a safe distance. Gilbert B. Nickoli, 49, of rural New London, was charged with failing to yield at a stop sign at Chapin Road and Route 113, colliding with Corinne L. Garner, 47, of rural Milan, whose car left the road and was towed.
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Baybridge
State Highway Patrol
Joseph A. Surniac
Vermilion
Mary C. Seger
Norwalk
Surnac
Gilbert B. Nickoli
New London
Chapin Road
Nickoli
Corinne L. Garner
Milan
Garner
Army Over Navy Omelet Challenge Shatters Records
In Chatham England Army Lance Cpl Tony Pelton aged 22 made 148 omelettes in 28 minutes, beating the Navy team 148 to 128 in the cook off sparked by a British Navy cook's world record of 128 omelettes in 30 minutes. Pelton halted the effort after eggs ran out.
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Chatham
England
UPI
Army
Navy
British Navy
Tony Pelton
Livestock market quotes steady across Cleveland week
UPI reports no receipts and a steady week across cattle hogs sheep. Prime cattle fetch 29.75 to 30.50, calves to 44, hogs 27 to 28 for 200 to 220 pounds, sows 18.75 to 22.25, spring lambs 27.5 to 28, ewes 7 to 9.
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Cleveland
UPI
Bologna
Building Costs Cut At Edison High School
MILAN The Berlin Milan board of education approved change orders to reduce Edison High School construction costs by 173 903 dollars by dropping non essential items. Interior fixtures bids were accepted from B and B Equipment Canton 10404 Capital Equipment Company Worthington 6324 and American Seating Strongsville 15815 with future bids planned for library and science equipment at the next meeting.
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Milan
Berlin- Milan Board of Education
Edison High School
Canton
Capital Equipment Company
Worthington
Strongsville
County Accepts Blue Cross Bid For County Insurance
Huron County Commissioners accepted Blue Cross of Northwestern Ohio Toledo bid to provide hospitalization and medical group insurance for county employees. The county will pay 13.05 dollars monthly per employee for basic coverage. extra family coverage requires premium difference. Montreal Canadiens forward Jean Beliveau suffered a slight crack in his right ankle bone and will be sidelined for two to three weeks.
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Huron’ County
Blue Cross
Ohio
Toledo
Montreal
UPI
Montreal Canadiens
Jean _ Beliveau
Minnesota
Paulites Band Concert and school activities planned
The senior and junior bands present Christmas concerts Sunday at 2 in the Social Hall with free public admission. The Varsity Club sells red T shirts declaring St Pauls undefeated Class A champs for $2 in Room 5. An exchange with Norwalk High involved four students from each school to compare teaching methods and school size. The Varsity wrestling team opens the 1969 70 season at Crestview on Wednesday, while the Hopewell-Loudon match was canceled. Junior Varsity hosts New London on Jan 15 in St Paul gym. Report cards mailed with due Friday return. The annual Christmas dance is Dec 27 from 8 30 to 11 30 p.m. at $2 50 per couple. G A A co ed Volleyball Night Thursday at 7 30 with three boys and three girls per team.
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St. Paul’s
FTA
Norwalk High
Mike Wasiniak
Larry Hickey
Steve Collins
Tricia Brady
Helen Hamilton
Linda Hornung
Jim Rutherford
Ed Gerken
Varsity
Matmen
Crestview
Hopewell - Loudon
Junior Varsity
New London
St. Paul Gymnasium
Five Hurt In Area Highway Mishaps On Thursday
Nine incidents are reported with five injured and one requesting medical aid. James E. Morrow of Monroeville lost control near Norwalk, Joan Willoughby of Willard was treated after a Route 61 crash, and Glenn Yeager of Carrolton suffered a tractor collision on US 250. Other drivers avoided injuries or declined treatment amid hazardous road conditions on Route 99 and US 20.
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State Highway Patrol
Washington Road
Norwalk
James E. Morrow
Monroeville
Joan Willoughby
Willard
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Carrolton, O
Stanley J. Jackson
New London
Prospect Road
Judith E. Boose
Collins
U.S. 20
Morris le Chapin
Chapin
Cadiz
Ohio
London
U.S
Brenda J. Collins
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Twin Maples
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Ala
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Olive St
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Heaston-Hile
Edison
Fisher’s Holiday
Fisher
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Ringholz
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