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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1969
Page
3
Karen Krantzcke of Australia defeated Billie Jean King of Long Beach California in Auckland in three set match 5 7 6 2 6 3 on Sunday with Krantzcke taking the final two sets to secure the victory.
Diane M. Link, 12, of Delhi Michigan, drowned January 13 after falling through ice on a river near her home while on an afternoon walk with two brothers and a sister. Elizabeth tried to grab her but the current swept her away. divers recovered the body. Funeral services were in Delhi.
Wakeman will host a homecoming celebration July 25 to 27 with the theme Wakeman in 79. The concept highlights growth in industry education recreation and community over the next decade. 1969 committee chairs include Carl Gerber general chair Gerald Eaton vice general chair Phyllis Brucker secretary Mary Lou Canfield treasurer Paul Brookover parade chair Ralph Hedrick vice grounds Chandler Kingrett vice grounds Robert Murdock dance Stan Campbell publicity Ronald Krebs queen and Kenneth Waldron fireworks. A fund raising event is planned before the celebration.
Flags flown over state and national government buildings were presented at the Milan Post Office dedication held Sunday at the Milan Town Hall and post office. About 400 attended as State Rep Ethel Swanbeck presented the flags to Mayor Glenn Rockwell and the U.S. flag from the Capitol for Congressman Betts. William E. Botes reviewed postal progress. Alvin Schmuhl MC’d.
At Routes 113 and 99 an 18 year old Ronald Preece failed to yield and caused a collision with an eastbound car driven by 61 year old Robert Starner. Dorothy Starner injured. Preece charged. A separate crash on Route 250 near Norwalk left 15 year old William Palmer and 16 year old Lynn Temple unharmed. Hamilton charged for no license. A Volkswagen rollover left no injuries.
James Martin pursued a red light violator from a police cruiser at Main and Linwood. Robert White and Sally Ann Hovatter faced charges for traffic offenses after collisions on Cline Street and Main Street. James W. Pitkin reported a stalled car causing a minor fender incident at South Linwood and Main.
Dr. Donald C. King of Norwalk elected chief of staff of the Sandusky Memorial Hospital medical staff succeeding Dr. Richard L. Blackann of Berlin Heights who remains on the executive committee as immediate past chief of staff. Other officers named include Dr. Robert W. Carver Castalia vice chief of staff Dr. Jack L. Walker Sandusky secretary treasurer and Dr. Augustine D. Mancuso Sandusky member at large. The Sandusky District Academy of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery will meet at 6 p.m. Wednesday at the Brown Derby Restaurant Ramada Inn Sandusky with state president Dr. Robert G. Neth of Piqua hosting.
Men and women 17 or over may enroll in skin and scuba diving classes run by certified instructors. Classes begin the week of February 5 at 7 PM in Sandusky High School Room 271. Bring a bathing suit and towel. For information call Dale McCutcheon after 6 PM at 626 5739 or Jim Caldwell at 625 9274.
Ralph Brown will stay as the school system administrator for at least a year with a one year contract at the same salary of 17100. The board offered Hilda Oxley a four year elementary supervisor contract at 12000 annually. The March 6 meeting at South Central High School will feature Ethel Swanbeck Thomas Quick and Jay Wagner. The board approved two Western Reserve Local District bus drivers and postponed joining the Ohio School Board Association and its 100 dues.
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