Longtime Norwalk choir member Ivan Goodrich retires teaching
Ivan Goodrich, 67, has sung 37 years in the First Methodist Church choir in Norwalk and taught 40 years, most recently in Huron County. He plans to remain active in the church, with a spring concert at 7 30 p m, featuring 14 hymns and the Hallelujah Chorus, as a yearly tradition.
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Greenwich Supports Milan Site for BGSU Campus
Greenwich Village Council passed a resolution backing the proposed site north of Milan for a Tri- County Bowling Green State University branch campus. The action was the only one at Thursday’s meeting. Mayor Donald Koch announced an auto safety check next Wednesday from 6 to 8 p.m. in front of the municipal building. Proceeds from Poppy Days on May 27 and 28 aid disabled veterans, with local chairman Mrs Clyde Bacon and volunteers from the American Legion Auxiliary, Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts assisting.
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New London Votes Against School Bus Purchase Plan
New London district school board rejects state wide school bus purchase plan and proceeds to advertise locally for a 66 passenger bus for four weeks while retaining potential state subsidy. Resignations and new hires noted as board plans summer staffing changes and shop purchases.
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Norwalk High elects Hi Y and Tri-Hi Y officers
The advanced home economics class luncheon welcomed all Norwalk High teachers. Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y officers for 1966-67 were elected Tuesday with Larry Oney and Cindy Edwards named presidents of their groups. Seniors vote to fill 10 city posts for one day.
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Lynn Wynkoop
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Marcia Carpenter
Laura Shankman
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Semitrailer Truck In Hit-Skip Mishap
A semi-trailer truck struck a car at courthouse square and left the scene this morning. Mrs. G F Dobbins 31 RD 2 reported the hit to a patrolman after the accident. A witness stopped the truck in front of Norwalk High School and urged the driver to wait for police, but he did not.
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Election Day at City High Schools Signals Youth Government Day
Municipal election day at Norwalk and St Paul High Schools selects senior candidates from Neutralist and Loyalist tickets for mayor auditors treasurer and council positions. Norwalk High candidates include Gelvin Roth Hilson Shankman Moore Wilkinson and others. St Paul nominees include Adelman Fries Kleber Lehan Mellen Reichert and more.
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Rick Kleber
Susan Lehan
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Thomas Reichert
Carolyn Walker
Sue Grell
Barbara Meyers
Rebecca Pflieger
Margaret Pheifer
Patricia Rupp
Glenn Tinker
Douglas We
Woman found guilty of petit larceny in Mayors Court
Gloria J. Lovelace, 25, 5 Mill St., convicted of petit larceny for taking money from a woman employing her as a babysitter. Fined 25 dollars with costs. fine suspended on restitution to the employer. Other dispositions include Robert Cousino, 26, speeding 10 dollars. Douglas Shupe, 23, assault innocent. Harley Penwell, 19, red light violation 15 dollars with 10 suspended. David Crocker, 19, reckless operation 25 dollar bond forfeited. Ralph Tedder, 37, no operator license 10 dollars with costs.
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Vacations and Coin Club Spring Show in Sandusky
The Annual Spring Show of the Vacations and Coin Club of Sandusky will be held at the National Guard Armory on Woodlawn and Columbus Avenues Sunday May 29 from 10 00 a m to 5 00 p m. Fourteen bourse dealers will offer United States coins foreign issues ancient pieces and gold items for sale or trade. Refreshments will be available and admission is free. General chairman is John B Van Tine.
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Toweling Curtains for Bath Window Use
Cotton terry towels make ideal curtains for a bath room window over a tub with shower. The towel curtains will dry quickly when wet by the shower, and they can be machine washed and dried without needing ironing. Coordinate towel curtains with your other bath towels.
Information Request for Civil Rights Seminar Transport Cleveland
People seeking details on transportation to the civil rights seminar at the Pick-Carter Hotel in Cleveland contact via P O Box 36 Milan Ohio. The notice calls for information on arrival times routes and coordinating rides for attendees scheduled for Saturday May 28.
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