New London to Rent Classroom Space From Churches Next Year
New London School Board will rent space from Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church First Methodist Church and First Baptist Church while a $675000 building program proceeds. Supt Hurley will set fair rents for space including one basement classroom at Lourdes three rooms at First Baptist and all basement space at Wesley Hall Methodist will include utilities in rent.
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New London
First Methodist Church
Wesley Hall
Methodist
Methodist Church
Hurley
New London Board Accepts Eight Resignations
NEW LONDON The school board accepted eight resignations and hired one teacher Monday night. Resignations included Wesley Ritchey social studies teacher and football line coach who will become a principal. Also leaving were Darla Granneman Vera Zimmerman Carol Westerman Donna Gnagy Nancy Nurrenbrock Sarah Norman. The board hired Susan Miller Long for New London Elementary and discussed a federal summer work program for students 15 and older. They authorized purchasing a bell lyre and a piccolo for the instrumental music department.
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New London
Wesley Ritchey
Darla Granneman
Vera Zimmerman
Clarksfield
Carol Westerman
Donna Gnagy
Nancy Nurrenbrock
Sarah Norman
Hurley
KitchenAid Built-In Dishwashers for Time Saving
The ad touts KitchenAid Built-In dishwashers as beautiful and practical with front loading convenience and large racks. It claims thorough washing and drying, no hand rinsing required, and offers three series with many finishes to choose from.
City-Area Briefs Report Bogus Check Case
A bad check for 193 dollars was turned in by Vincent A. Carlton of the Colonial Hotel. The check, dated May 10, was made out to Allen Bennett of the Chrysler Corp. of Dayton and signed by Martin F. Miller, police said.
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Vincent A. Carlton
Colonial Hotel
Carlton
Allen Bennett
Chrysler Corp
Dayton
Martin F. Miller
Willard Buys Reservoir Site On Route 61 For City
Willard city council approved purchasing a 55 acre farm on Route 61 for 30000 to serve as the proposed reservoir site owned by J R Swert. The action accompanied a hospital plan with Blue Cross Blue Shield for 36 city workers at 1390 monthly and 380 for medical care.
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Willard City
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Northeast Ohio
J.R. Swert
J.A. White Co
Cincinnati
Spangler Street
City Development Commission
Maple and
Woodbine
Myrtle Avenue
Harry C. Garbeth
Wakeman High names valedictorian and salutatorian
Patricia Amburgy of Wakeman is valedictorian at Western Reserve High School with a 3.42 average. Janet Weisenberger of Collins is salutatorian with 3.4. Amburgy earns a full 1968 69 scholarship at the University of Cincinnati College of Design Architecture and Art, funded by a $10,000 Steelcraft grant.
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Wakeman
Patricia Amburgy
Lewis Addison
Western Reserve High School
Janet Weisenberger
Vern Weisenberger
Collins
Miss Amburgy
University of Cincinnati’s
College of Design, Architecture and Art
The
Steelcraft Manufacturing Co
Appoint Survey Engineer Named for Huron County Study
Melvin L. Koehler of Marion has been named project engineer for the sewer and water study by the Huron County Regional Planning Commission. The appointment, announced by Richard C. Flint of Greenwich, cites Koehler’s experience with water systems and prior work for the Bureau of Reclamation and the Atomic Energy Commission. James Keevil, engineer in training, is gathering data on water quality and quantity as the project is funded by a Farmers Home Administration grant.
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Melvin L. Koehler
Floyd G. Browne and Associates
Marion
Huron County
Richard C. Flint
Greenwich
Koehler
U.S
Bureau of Reclamation
Atomic Energy Commission
Floyd G. Browne & Associates
James Keevil
Choral Award Slated At Spring School Program
Junior and senior high school choruses along with a volunteer seventh and eighth grade chorus will perform at a school assembly at 2 30 p m Thursday. Parents and friends may attend. The program features the National School Choral Award for this year’s outstanding senior chorus member chosen by chorus vote and director approval.
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New London
Youths Admit Egging Cars in Norwalk Incident
Four Willard teenagers admitted to Norwalk police Monday night that they threw eggs at cars. Frank R. Bottomlee and Ronald Baker reported damage on Jefferson Street and Hes ter Street, with a license plate traced to a Willard resident. Police spoke with the youths at the station. Bottomlee and Baker declined charges and no further action was taken.
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Willard
Norwalk
Frank R. Bottomlee
Jefferson
Ronald Baker
S. Linwood Ave
Bottomlee
Jefferson Street
North Pleasant
Baker
Hester Street
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NL Board
Susan Miller Long
New London Elementary
Ashland College
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Araw
Jang Mone
EAST
Music Awards
Ida Desmond
Cindy Waits
Debbie Winchester
Debbie Artemus
Dawn Houk
Jeanne Wilhelm
Bonnie Beck
Gary Hooper
Tiffin State Hospital
Willard Buys
Mead Motor
Janet
Patricia
Farmers Home Administration
Bellevue
ST. Paul Parish
Federal
St. Paul Catholic Church
Wooster ST
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