Labor Day events praised by New London Park Board
The Recreation Park Board reports profitable Labor Day weekend activities to the Council. They seek cooperation to resolve funding shortfalls and plan a 50 by 120 foot basic building and eventual band shell, funded partly from $4,000 from a former hall sale and possible Ohio natural resources aid, with sewer work pending. Also, Utah Stars sign 6-foot-8 forward John Collins from Brockport State College.
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New London
Recreation Park Board
Council
J.W. Stewart
Park Board
Stewart
Steward
W.R.C. Hall
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Harold Cooke
Salt Lake City
UPI
John Collins
New York
Brockport State College
Utah Stars
American Basketball Association
Vet Opens Maple View Animal Hospital in Norwalk
James C. Lenz D V M lifelong Norwalk resident opens Maple View Animal Hospital at 59 Benedict Ave He is a OSU graduate 1967 and served as Army captain in the Veterinary Corps at Yuma Proving Ground He later worked at Desert View Animal Hospital in Phoenix He belongs to AVMA AAH A Phi Zeta and OVMA He is married to Margaret Clark with two daughters Julianne 5 and Mary Ellen 3 Son of Mrs Clifford Lonz of rural Norwalk.
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James C. Lenz
D.V.M
Norwalk
Maple View Animal Hospital
Benedict Ave
St. Paul High School
Ohio State University
OSU
U.S. Army
Yuma Proving Ground
Yuma
Ariz
Desert View Animal Hospital
Phoenix
Lenz
American Veterinary Medical Association
American Animal Hospital Association
Phi Zeta
Ohio Veterinary Medical Association
Margaret Clark
Paul Clark
Julianne
Mary Ellen
Clifford Lonz
Fire damages laundry van at Hasbrook and Ridge Roads
A laundry van from Fireland Fabric Care Center caught fire Tuesday morning near Hasbrook and Ridge Roads. The fire began in the engine, spreading to the van’s contents. Loss was about 600 dollars for the van and 75 dollars for the contents, per the Norwalk Fire Department.
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Hasbrook and
Ridge Roads
Norwalk
Organ Amplifier Missing From First United Methodist Church
New London police investigate the disappearance of an organ amplifier from the First United Methodist Church. Chief Norman Snyder says it was missed Sunday morning and had not been used for about a month. No loss estimate given.
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New London
First United Methodist Church
Norman Snyder
Towns Cancel Trick or Treat In 1972
New London votes to discontinue Trick or Treat Night for 1972 after a 30 minute discussion led by Councilman J W Stewart. A substitute treat program may be provided by service clubs, Rotary parade, cider and doughnuts. Monroeville also cancels Trick or Treat but approves Marsh Field parade with lights on the football field.
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New London
J.W. Stewart
Robert Sprague
Jim
Stewart
Rotary
Monroeville
Marsh Field
Kiwanis
Knights of Columbus
Monroe Street
Nevada tax panel weighs cartwheel sale tax
The Nevada Tax Commission studies taxing silver dollars nicknamed cartwheels. Executive secretary John Sheehan said the coins are legal tender and thus exempt from taxation.
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Carson City, Nev
UPI
Nevada Tax Commission
Tax Commission
John Sheehan
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Vet
James C. Lonz
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Milan Ave
W. Main ST
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REGAL
Perfected
Simmons
Serged
Deor
Roven
Panasonic
GE Electric
Hoover
Dial
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