Monroeville Pins Margaretta In 37 6 Victory
Monroeville wrestlers registered five pins and won 37 6 over Margaretta. Key falls came from Mike Bores Thor Johnson Jim Myers and Dave Van Fleet in various weight classes. Monroeville improves to 5 1 and faces Mapleton next.
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Monroeville
Margaretta
Mike Bores
Ron Staley
Thor Johnson
Jim Hun
Jim Myers
Denny Highlander
Ron Gram
Charles Highlander
Dave van Fleet
Dave Mora
Gary Myers
Doug Smetzer
John Brooks
Roger Dauch
Don Abert
Tom Cullen
Mike Helmstetter
August Wilhelm
Romeo Hisbbre
Jeff Haughanout
Doug Cullen
Scott Robbins
Bill Henry
Mapleton
Police Group Elects Doughty and Jackson to Posts
Thomas Doughty of Newton Street was elected secretary treasurer of the Police Auxiliary and Ralph Jackson of Jefferson Street was chosen first sergeant after John Meacer left for Cleveland. Roger Striker was appointed supply officer to the group.
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Thomas Doughty
Newton St
Police Auxiliary
Ralph Jackson
Jefferson
John Meacer
Cleveland
Roger Striker
Borgia Named Supervisor of Officials in ABA
Sid Borgia, a 20 year NBA veteran referee and supervisor, was hired Wednesday as supervisor of officials in the American Basketball Association.
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Minneapolis
UPI
Sid Borgia
National Basketball Association
American Basketball Association
Foster Wins In TKO Of DePaula At MSG
Bob Foster retained his light heavyweight title with a second fight victory over Frank DePaula at Madison Square Garden. Foster was knocked down early but recovered to floor DePaula three times for a technical knockout 2:17 into the first round, earning over $76,000 from a near sellout crowd of 16,129.
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Bob Foster
Frank DePaula
Madison Square Garden
New York
Foster
DePaula
UPI
Livestock Market Report From Cleveland and Washington
Livestock prices show steady to slightly lower trends. Prime steers 1300 lb range 30 to 31, hogs down 50 cents, calves steady with high grades 39 to 41, fat cattle and cows in mixed ranges, sows 13 to 16, lambs steady with primes at 27 to 27.50. Dr William H Summerson to retire as FDA Bureau of Science director.
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Cleveland
UPI
Washington
William H. Summerson
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Bureau of Science
Hospital Admissions and Discharges At Fisher Titus And Good Samaritan
Admission notices include Ruth McCreary and Arthur Klading among others at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital in Norwalk Wakeman and Greenwich areas. Discharges include Helen Schwoob and Sister Mary Lawreen plus multiple Norwalk and Monroeville residents. At Sandusky, Drema Young and Wayne Carte are listed. Good Samaritan Hospital reports Donald Cyr and baby and Alex Gammie among Berlin Heights Monroeville residents.
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Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Ruth McCreary
Rt. 3
Arthur Klading
W. Washington
Gloria Ott
Huron
Murray Hunter
Greenwich
James Compton
Wakeman
Marion Arnold
Helen ‘Schwoob
Norwalk
Mary Lawreen
Monroeville
Meredith Robbins
New London
Manuel Sanchez
Robert Zorn
Mary Kissler
Mabel Schild
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Drema Young
Berlin Heights
Wayne Carte
Good Samaritan Hospital
Donald Cyr and_ baby
Alex Gammie
Hill's annual carpet and fabric sale and community events
Hill's annual carpet and fabric clearance begins Monday January 27 with savings. A teen dance with The Silver String Band is set for January 23 at 8 p.m. at the Rec Center. Benedict Bronson PTA hosts January 23 at 8 p.m. at Bronson School. Square dance every Saturday night and various dinners and music events noted. Admissions and discharges lists provide names of local residents involved.
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HILL
Silver String Band
Rec. Center
S. U.S
Norwalk Ohio Ordinance Revises City Vacation Policy
Ordinance 68 40 amends section 165 6 codified ordinances to define vacation eligibility and durations for city employees. The measure classifies annual vacation for one to fifteen years of service with pay and sets noncumulative rules and supervisory approvals. It declares an emergency and becomes effective upon passage or January 1 1969 if not two thirds vote.
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Norwalk
Ohio
City of
Director of Public Service and Safety
Fire Department
Delbert E. Crawford
Rose M. Foss
Congress urged to place Okefenokee Swamp in wilderness
Representative W S Bill Stuckey Jr of Georgia proposes adding the Okefenokee Swamp to the National Wilderness system. The 319000 acre region would include land already owned and run as a National Wildlife Refuge.
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Washington
UPI
Okefenokee Swamp
Georgia
W.S. Bill Stuckey Jr
D-Ga
Notice to bid insurance for Huron County vehicles
The Board of County Commissioners of Huron County Ohio invites bids for insurance covering county owned vehicles for one year starting February 24 1969. Coverage includes property damages 25000 and public liability 50000 to 100000. Bids due February 17 1969 10 00 AM at the courthouse Norwalk Ohio. A certified check of 100 accompanies each bid. The board may reject any or all bids.
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Board of County Commissioners
Huron County
Ohio
Norwalk
Board OF Commissioners OF
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Marion Stark
HAM
Loaf MIX
Doughty
Aba
Wickes
Contemporary
Pat
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Umber & Building Supplies Center
Sion
Deep Twin
Liz Wheeler
Benedict Bronson P.T.A
Bronson School
Leo Stratton
Milan
Willard Area Hospital
Marie Graber
Daniel Traxler
Ida Carrick
Luther Allen
Alma Cross
Wanda Sawyers
JoAnne Hoffman
Willard
Lela Osborn
New Haven
Larry Artz
Angela Collins
Tiro
Olga Cunningham
Pamela Scott
Plymouth
Harry Lowe
Robert Barnett
June Hershiser
Mary McQuown
Ida Adams
Ruth Stover
Edith Reed
Frederick King
Ricky Wilson
Cheryl Allen
New London Hospital
Ona Wood
Birch Park Drive
Ida Doyler
North Railroad Street
Forrest Divens
Vesta Road
R.D
Dorothy Fetterman
East Main Street
Ivan Triplett
Park Ave
Harold E. Finch
Tor
Pexy Piv
Penneys
Court OF Common Pleas
Linda L. Martin
Esther Farnsworth
Robert C. Martin
White and White
Beverly B. White
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