Greenwich Chamber to advertise town need for doctor
The Greenwich Chamber of Commerce voted to erect a Route 224 sign soliciting a physician for Greenwich after months of letters to medical schools and associations. New officers include Dr. Ira Willett as president, Rev. Myron Ramsey as first vice president, Rodney Jones as second vice president, and Lucy Lamoreaux as secretary treasurer. Directors named: Willett, Rice, Keiser, Farrell, and McNemar. The group will send a representative to the March 5–6 Ohio Chamber conference in Columbus, first time participating.
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Greenwich
Greenwich Chamber of Commerce
Ira Willett
Robert Rice
Myron Ramsey
Rodney Jones
Lucy Lamoreaux
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
Greenwich Chamber
New London Lunch Policy Sets Eligibility for Free Meals
The New London School Board adopts a policy designating the Superintendent to determine which children qualify for free or reduced price meals under the National School Lunch program. Applications are available to parents, with individual approval notices and procedures for meal receipt.
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New London
Welcome Set For NL Girl Studying In Costa Rica
A welcome home dinner for Margie Nugent, New London area’s first American Abroad student, will be held February 1 at the Grange Hall. Margie, daughter of Mr and Mrs Mervin Nugent, spent the year in San Jose Costa Rica with foster parents Mr and Mrs Edgar Solano Vargas. The event is hosted by the American Field Service chapters and the AFL club will host a rock dance and record hop after the program.
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Costa Rica
New London
Margie Nugent
Grange Hall
Margie
Mervin Nugent
San Jose
Edgar Solano Vargas
American Field Service Chapter
American Field Service Club
AFL
New London Pup pups present Punchinello puppet show
New London elementary pupils and Clarksfield Fitchville kindergartners will see the Sherman Puppets from Cleveland perform at 10 a.m. March 17 in the high school auditorium. A second 2 p.m. show is set for afternoon kindergarten students and other New London youngsters.
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New London
Sherman
Cleveland
Clarksfield
Fitchville
Columbus Man Slightly Injured In Route 250 Crash
William H. Canfield of Columbus was slightly injured when his car ran off Route 250 south of Norwalk, striking a route marker. He was treated at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital and released. The report time was 12 01 p.m. four tenths mile south of the Norwalk city limits.
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Greenwich
Dean Arnold
Market St
Arnold
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
W.L. Mead
Norwalk
William H. Canfield
Columbus
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
North Fairfield Fire Station Addition Bid Awarded
The bid by Frank Haas and Sons of Collins for a new 18 by 55 foot fire station addition was accepted Wednesday night. The $7,300 bid was the lowest of four bids. Construction starts April 1 and should finish in 90 days with two new fire trucks housed at the station.
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North Fairfield
Frank Haas and Sons of
Collins
Haas
North Fairfield Village
Fairfield Township
World Student Association Singers Set at Grange Meeting
The Singers of Tiffin University will perform at North Fairfield Grange No 806 tonight at 8. The group includes students from Thailand Saudi Arabia Ethiopia and seven Americans. They will present folk songs and a harmonica solo to promote cross cultural understanding.
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North Fairfield the World Student Association Singers of
Tiffin University
North Fairfield Grange
Thailand
Saudi Arabia
Ethiopia
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Kenneth Farrell
George McNemar
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N. London
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Washington
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Thomas D. Morris
Dayton
Ohio
Spector's
E. Main
Spector
Ren
Aki
Mym
Milan Ave
Sandusky & Fremont
Townsend
Linda Treiber
Loretta Boose
Bill Fields
Mike Wetzel
Howard Welser
Paul Revere
Boston
Ringholz
Norwalk City Limits
Uss Providence
Arthur D. Crawford
USN
Howard R. Crawford
Wakeman
San Diego
Calif
USS
Providence
Larrie’s
Wig Sale
WIG & Beauty Shop
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