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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1970

Page

3

Toy fox terrier wins at Tannersville show in state entries

Mrs. Raymond Fessenden of Woodlawn owned Laurie a one year old toy fox terrier named champion at the Tanner sville state show with about 40 entries from six states. Laurie topped her class then best female earning champion status. Other brief items include two car crashes in the IGA parking lot injuring no serious harm, a fall on Jefferson Street injuring Mrs Grimmer, hazardous sidewalk work near a tree, a vehicle collision with Dave's Sohio Station, and hospital official appointments in the Ohio Hospital Association.

Raymond Fessenden Woodlawn Tannersville Laurie Jefferson St Harold Grimmer

Local Court Notices and Fines Listing Readout

Harold J. Smith of 115 N. Hester St. fined for speeding with a $27 bond forfeiture. John A. Gross of 14 State St. pays a $10 fine and $7 court costs for excessive noise. Roy Charles of 51 Grove St. faces assault and battery with a $50 fine and $9 costs and 10 days jail. Don Ward of 107 State St. receives an identical assault and battery fine and jail term. Gust J. Fisher Jr. of 1 Spring St. charged with disturbing the peace with $10 fine and $7 costs, all suspended.

Harold J. Smith N. Hester St John A. Gross State St Roy Charles Grove St Don Ward Gust J. Fisher, Jr Spring St

New London Hospital Seeks Registered Nurses For Evenings

The New London Hospital reports a nurse shortage with emphasis on late afternoon and night shifts. The 14 bed medical surgical wing and 12 bed convalescent wing are complemented by a new $700 incinerator funded by donations from Wellington Division workers. Room rates rise to 41 and 55 dollars daily for semi private and private rooms under Blue Cross.

New London New London Hospital Ray Sprague Hospital Board of Trustees Sprague Blue Cross Wellington Columbia Gas Co Ohio Gas Company

Norwalk Teens Build 100 Yard Gum Chain as Bet Stretches

Tim Hoyer and Mark Spaar created a 7,200 wrapper gum chain from goal line to goal line at Whitney Field, earning $5 each from John Brutsche. The project took after school and weekend work, with wrappers donated by girls and one Christmas gift funding the effort.

Fred Stewart Norwalk Tim Hoyer Norwalk High School Mark Spaar St. Paul’s Whitney Field John Brutsche St. Paul’s High Brutsche Hoyer Spaar Tim Harvey Hoyer Parsons Ave Mark Mark Spear

Willard Board approves raises and hires teachers

The Willard Board of Education approves a 6 percent raise for all non teaching staff and $124 annual increase for teachers alongside an extra duty pay scale up to 1200 dollars for head coaches. Several resignations and new hires are outlined with salaries and positions.

Willard Board of Education

Willard Seniors Tie for Honors as Final Grades Decided

Willard high school named valedictorian Thomas Miller and salutatorian Peggy Postema after final grades, ending a close race between two seniors. Miller plans Akron University study. Postema will continue at Lake Erie College for Women in Painesville.

Jeffrey Black Ashland College Willard Thomas Miller Russell Miller Peggy Postema Phil Postema Phyllis Postema Tom University of Akron Peggy Lake Erie College For Women At Painesville

Narrow Street Parking Clash With Fire Truck Access

Wakeman Village Council heard that Pearle Street traffic and narrow alley like conditions threaten fire truck access. Fire Chief Lyle Miller urged parking be limited to one side as four new apartments add more parked cars. Council will consider for a month.

Wakeman Wakeman Village Lyle Miller Pearle Street Miller

Four Contestants Named for Miss Ohio Pageant

SANDUSKY four girls will compete for Miss Ohio at Cedar Point Ballroom during the week of July 13. Patricia Paul Janet Van Proyen Sharron Gray and Donna Stevenson earn Miss titles as Firelands Ohio Valley Ashland College and Miami University delegates with ages from 18 to 21.

Sandusky Cedar Point Patricia Paul Firelands Janet van Proyen Ohio Valley Sharron Gray Ashland College Donna Stevenson Miami University Miss Paul Donald Paul Bellevue Bellevue High School Miss van Proyen Mary van Proyen Leon van Proyen Weaversville North Carolina University of Cincinnati William Gray Westlake

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Top IGA Samuel Studer N. Foster St Ronald L. Summerfield Gibbs Road Dave’s Sohio Station Woodlawn Avenue Main Street Summerfield Slabodnick William Slabodnick Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Ohio Hospital Association OHA Jeanette Thayer Fisher- Titus Mayor’s Court NL Hospital UPI News Service Audit Bureau of Circulation and Ohio Newspaper Association Herman Schaafsma Jack E. Brown Herbert M. Griffiths Robert Witt Milan Monroeville North Fairfield Greenwich New Willard Huron Erie U.S Delbert Kibber Old State Rd Norwalk, O Kenneth Wessely Rock Hill School Ironton Margaret Hargrove Central Maurine Steinmetz New Haven Connie Baltershot Nila McCullough Bonnie Hopkins Martha J. Alspaugh North Benton Central Elementary Carol Baker Mona Hess Wittenberg College Barbara Martin Bowling Green State University Gene Widman Wenn of Imc Case Avenue Court House Norwalk Bellevue Willard Ralph Jackson Railroad Street U.S. 20 Leroy Stober Council Eckrich Wieners Keebler Tony Cai Potat Reg Monroe Street Monroeville, Ohio
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