Norwalk High Runs Summer Driver Ed Program
Seventy two students take part in a Norwalk High School driver education course including observation at street corners classroom lessons and behind the wheel training. Instructors note the aim to teach defensive driving with hours from 8 a m to noon and a final six weeks of road practice.
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Mike Anderson
Norwalk High School
Richard Vogt
Ohio
Prospect
Main
Vogt
Winston White joins NL Council
Winston A. White, 24, was sworn in as a village councilman in New London after unanimous council vote to fill the unexpired term of Herbert Knapp. Knapp resigned July 1, term ends December 31, 1969. White, once a village clerk appointee, aims to help New London emerge from retirement.
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New London
Winston A. White
White
Herbert Knapp
Knapp
Preston P. Golding
Kathy White
Wilmer White
New London Hosts Spanish Exchange Student for 1968 69
Miguel A. Santos Martinez of Leon Spain will live with Mr. and Mrs. Porter on Exchange Road for the 1968 69 school year. He will be the fifth American Field Service student in New London arriving in August at age 17. He is oldest of three with Elena and Oscar, his father works for the Spanish government social security. The Porters have Carol Anne David and John, run a 200 acre grain and hog farm. David will be a New London High senior this fall.
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New London
Johnson Porter
Exchange Road
Miguel A. Santos - Martinez
Leon
Spain
Miguel
Elena
Oscar
Carol Anne
David
New London High School
John
Navy
New London Considers Weed Control and Patrol Measures
The New London village council discussed weed complaints and enforcement actions. An ordinance on weed control will be sent to noncompliant property owners, with filed complaints. They also urged stricter police supervision for turf damage, noise, and drinking in the park, and planned villagewide mosquito spraying subject to weather. A Clifton Street uncovered well complaint was referred to the Health Department.
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New London
Council
Recreation Center
Harold Cooke
Clifton Street
Huron County Health Department
Will Norwalk Take Over Woodlawn Cemetery
City Council discussed reviving a six week old proposal to assume operation of Woodlawn Cemetery. Cemetery President J T Lendrum argued city management could do a better job than a private board and offered about 120000 in cash stocks and bonds in exchange for control. A cemetery committee was formed to study the plan.
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Norwalk
Woodlawn Cemetery
Council
J.T. Lendrum
Lendrum
Woodlawn Cemetery Association
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Steve Hughes
Dave Shipley
Winston White
NL Council
Spector's
OFA
E. Main ST
Portswean
Cuy
G. Ira Liedorff
Mittee
Richard Cunningham
Russell Cunningham
Allen Hakes
V.F.W
Milan Ave
Piu
Circus
Hannel
Zehner’s
Bologna
South
Norwalk Rd
Lloyd R. Hannel
Ata