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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1969
Page
4
Fitchville Township Board of Trustees will meet at 8 p.m. February 10 at the Fitchville Grange Hall to discuss regular trash collections. If residents want the service, trustees will help arrange a program with a local hauler. Contact trustees Clifford O'Dell Herman Crecelius or Harlan Huestis if unable to attend.
Norwalk’s John Ernsthausen gave 1200 toward band uniforms and rain capes at the South Central Music Parents meeting. President Clark Hunter thanked the donor as 1969 officers were announced and committees named, with a piano duet by Kathy and Pam Caudill highlighted.
The South Central Trotannaires entertained the North Fairfield Lions and their wives under Mrs. Dan Hopwood. The group of 12 includes a pianist from the South Central Chorus. Tom Dorsey invited attendees to the Lions District Convention in Mansfield March 15-16 and Dale Ebinger was named chair of a nearby light bulb sale drive.
Kathleen E. Lehman of New London has been chosen Ski Queen of The Berg Und Tal Ski Club Mansfield. She will compete for Ohio Ski Queen at the Sno Trails Ski Carnival in Mansfield February 15 and 16. Kathy, 17, a New London High School senior and 1968 homecoming queen, plans to attend Bowling Green University this fall. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Lowell Lehman of 16 Walnut St New London.
The New London Council approved an emergency ordinance raising wages for village employees including police chief Kenneth Murr and maintenance head Harold Cooke by $500 and providing health and accident insurance. Rates vary from $1.60 to $6,500 annual for various posts, with six paid holidays and new contracts under study with Burgess and Niple. A public meeting on reservoir contracts is planned for Feb 25, and Walter Hite was approved as village solicitor.
Margie Nugent, New London's first Americans Abroad participant, describes her year in Costa Rica. She faced language barriers, wrote notes from a teacher’s dictated book, and rode with a neighbor to school. She lived with Edgar Solano Vergas’s family and noted modest amenities and social customs.
WR Elementary announces a Thursday night math workshop for fourth and sixth grade parents led by Richard Dupler and Miss Eileen Conry at Wakeman Elementary. Townsend sixth graders won two intramural games Friday against Wakeman and Hartland, with more games to come. Western Reserve students have a makeup day Saturday with normal school operations.
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