United Fund Falls Short of 1970 Goal in New London
New London officials report the United Fund raised to ($5,500 goal minus 2,200 shortfall). Edward Hamilton cites early November closures as a key factor while praising merchant and door-to-door support. Distributions include Red Cross 1,100 United Service Organization 250 Salvation Army 475 Girl Scouts 350 Boy Scouts 350 Golden Agers 50 Little Leagues 360 Huron Humane Society 75 Crippled Children 75 Retarded Council 150 and campaign expenses 95. A 65 carryover will fund fall drive start. May meeting planned to elect officers and plan 1971 campaign.
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New London
United Fund
Edward Hamilton
Hamilton
Board of Trustees
Red Cross
United Service Organization
Salvation Army
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
Golden Agers
Little Leagues of
Huron County Humane
Airman Bernard G Houser Assigned At Udorn Air Base Thailand
Staff Sergeant Bernard G. Houser son of Mr and Mrs Jesse J Houser Sr of Star North Carolina serves as an air traffic controller in a Pacific Air Forces unit at Udorn Royal Thai Air Force Base Thailand prior to his arrival he was stationed at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base Valparaiso Florida Major William W Lund of Willard Ohio briefed chiefs of staff from 11 NATO nations during a tour of U.S. installations explaining TAC weapons systems and static displays
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Thailand
Bernard G. Houser
Jesse J. Houser Sr
Star, N.C
Udorn Royal Thai Afb
Houser
Pacific Air Forces
Seymour Johnson Afb
Valparaiso
Fla
U. S. Air Force
William W. Lund
Crestwood Drive
Willard
NATO
U.S
Lund
Air Force
Tactical Air Command
TAC
Milan Council Postponed After Quorum Shortage
Milan village council meeting was postponed as only three councilmen attended, short of the four needed for a quorum. Mayor Glenn Rockwell proclaimed March 7 to 13 as Girl Scout Week as the Scouts mark their 59th anniversary.
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Milan
Board of Public Affairs
Glenn Rockwell
Norwalk High relaxes study hall rules with trial program
Norwalk High School launched a trial allowing seniors to leave study halls if they have no grade below C and parental permission. Of 11 requests, three were granted. most refusals cited grades. Principal George Perry said the program aims to foster open communication with students and families and may expand to use of the library or common areas.
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Norwalk High School
George Perry
Board of Education
Perry
Raymond Sizemore
Glenn Sprague
Sprague
Norwalk
Paul Miller
Music Parents Plan Auction in New London
Preliminary plans by the Music Parents of New London schools call a spring auction and flea market for May 15. Donations of usable household goods may be picked up by calling the high school office, and items may also be sold on consignment. Proceeds go to the Music Parents uniform fund and the Apple Blossom trip for high school bands. Winners in a Music Parents drawing include Bob Martin Jr for a color TV and others. A related note mentions a kittten flown home from Kennedy airport aboard a Seaboard World flight. The piece also notes Rangers president Bill Kennings receiving the Lester Patrick Memorial Trophy for 1971.
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New London
Music Parents Uniform Fund
Music
Color TV
Bob
London
UPI
V.I.P
Seaboard World Airlines
Kennedy
NEW York
Bill Kennings
New York Rangers
National Hockey League
United States
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Eaat Main
Nawalk
Ahia
Jacqueline’ Connie