Parents Petition For Rerouting Of SC Bus
A petition signed by nearly 100 parents relatives and friends of students riding bus number nine was presented to the board of education. They request Bus 9 driven by Raymond Baker be rerouted to avoid rail crossings at Boughtonville and Boughtonville Road to bring students directly to the high school. It would cut the 30 to 40 minute morning wait and reduce tardiness at North Fairfield Elementary.
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Greenwich
Board of Education
Raymond Baker
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Rossings
Boughtonville
New State
Old State
North Fairfield
Norwalk Reflector Subscription Rates and Coverage
The Norwalk Reflector announces its rare Sunday and holiday editions and lists subscription terms. Rates: 45 cents weekly by carrier in select local areas. 15 dollars yearly in Huron and Erie counties. 23.40 yearly elsewhere in the U.S. Payment is in advance.
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UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspaper Association
Norwalk
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
U.S
Talent and Swimsuit Honors at Ohio Miss Pageant
At Cedar Point the Miss Bowling Green University and Miss Warren win talent and swimsuit honors respectively as 31 contestants begin a three day pageant. Sandra Suzette Sarosy performs with a flag themed medley while Paulette Breen earns swimsuit honors.
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Sandusky
Bowling Green University
Miss Warren
Cedar Point
Sandra Suzette Sarosy
Campbell
Paulette Breen
Rossford
Bowling Green State University
Mary Donaldson
Donna Axum
Ohio
Atlantic City
Sandra Sarosy
Hand Injury Report From Local Grinder Incident
A rural Norwalk man Warder Heltzel was rushed to Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital after his hand slipped into a grinder at Clevite Harris. Others treated Thursday included Margaret Rutter 32 of Mansfield for a ladder fall Ronald Ritz 8 of rural Norwalk for a fall from a tree and Steven Barman 17 of 14 Townsend Ave for a hand injury while playing baseball.
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Norwalk
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Clevite-Harris
Heltzel
Margaret Rutter
Mansfield
Ronald Ritz
Steven Barman
Townsend Ave
South Central school board approves hires and resignations
Greenwich five teachers were hired and five resignations accepted at the South Central board meeting held Thursday night. Hires include Helen Armstrong Willard eighth grade and math, Gertrude Bradley and Karen Seymour Ashland elementary teachers, Robert Stone Butler vocational agriculture, and Richard Reser Lorain commercial. Resignations include Richard Bistline English to industrial work, Paul Grahman guidance counselor to Delta High, Juanita Johnson elementary to Michigan, and Margaret Dellinger elementary retired. Donald Stepehnson leaves for Tallmadge and Akron University. Three of 11 vacancies filled. salaries for Supt. George McNemar raised $500 to 10,500 and psychologists Harriette McNemar to 9,600 plus 500 mileage. Mrs. McNemar to be employed full year.
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North Fairfield
George Ryerson
Alfred Statzer
Charles Chisholm
Charles Wilcox
Richard Keefer
George McNemar
South Central
Greenwich
South Central School Board
Helen Armstrong
Willard
Gertrude Bradley
Karen Seymour
Ashland
Robert Stone
Butler
Richard Reser
Lorain
Commercial
Richard Bistline
Paul Grahman
Gui
Delta High School
Juanita Johnson
Michigan
Margaret Dellinger
Donald Stepehnson
Tallmadge
Akron University
Harriette McNemar
Huron County
Five month injuries end Mrs Wireman hospital stay
Mrs Pan rate to A Tm AE Mrs Jake Wireman of rural Greenwich was released from Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital after treatment for injuries from a punch press accident at General Elastomer Corp in Norwalk. She had six surgeries. The Sandusky Community Band invites adults to join through Sandusky High School Adult Education. rehearsals are Wednesdays at 7 30 pm in the high school band room.
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Jake Wireman
Greenwich
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Sandusky
Sandusky High School
Broker Explains System For Stocks At Kiwanis Meeting
Cleveland broker Al Ruby outlined a stock system favoring small firms with slight price gains and cut losses at 12 percent. He advised buying in rising, sound companies and adding on declines in strong ones, noting change can lift unknown firms like motel stocks and exotic metal makers in aviation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Ruby
Cleveland
Ruby
Kiwanis Club
Gas tax revenues distributed to municipalities in new fiscal year
State Auditor Roger Cloud announced the first distribution of gas tax revenues, totaling 6,586,499 dollars, earmarked for new highway construction and maintenance. The releases include funds to municipalities in Huron and Erie counties for street and highway upkeep and repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Cloud
Huron
Erie
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Huron County Budget Commission
South Central High School
Huron County Dept. of Highways
Urban Livengood
Star View Drive-In
RT. 20
West Norwalk
Veter
Adke Angels
Fanfare Films
Releas
ENN
Margret
Milan Ave
Q. Edison. Laboratories
S & Ideal Applian Center
E. Monroe
Warren
Svc
SUN
BPS
Norwalk Hardware
Monroe
RUG Town
East Perkins Ave
Sandusky, Ohio
Court of Appeals
Clifford P. Brown
New York University School of Law
State Highway Patrol
Route 4
Bucyrus
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Melvin
Clarence Rahrig
Mel’s Tavern
Richard A. Wingate
Monroe Street
Bellevue
Plymouth
Erie Huron
Vermilion
Bay View
Berlin Heights
Castalia
Kelleys Island
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