Willard Names Miss Flame For 1968 69
Terri Clouse, a Willard High senior daughter of Mr and Mrs Leroy Clouse, was chosen Miss Flame for 1968 69 after the parade inaugurating fire prevention week. Five candidates competed with runners up Betty Winemiller Joy Hensberger Sheila Resseger and Pauline Coburn. The parade featured police, bands and fire equipment from Willard Margaretta Plymouth and Attica. Winners in slogan and poster contests were honored and a Miss Flame dance followed. Fire prevention week activities continue with open house and a plastic hat for young children and rides on city fire trucks starting Saturday afternoon.
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Willard
Terri Clouse
Leroy Clouse
Maplewood
Willard Fire Department
Betty Winemiller
Joy Hensberger
Sheila Resseger
Pauline Coburn
Vicki Roose
Jack Fryman
Margaretta Township
Plymouth
Attica
Norman Alston
Bank Plaza
Frank Beagle
Jeffrey Stroller
Douglas Stevens
Julie Holmes
Wesley Harvey
Logan Miller
Linda Shreve
Susie Harris
Willard Youth Center
Finland Holds First Nationwide Municipal Vote in Four Years
More than a million voters braved snow and wind to cast ballots in Finland on the second and final day of nationwide municipal elections. The vote marks Finland's first nationwide municipal contest in four years.
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Helsinki
UPI
Finland
No School Today at Mason Road School
Milan Ehovere students had the day off as technicians adjust the new heating system at Mason Road School. Classes expected to resume Tuesday morning. Girls were allowed to wear slacks last week due to cold weather and no heat. Temporary doors aid efficient heating plant use.
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Milan
Philippine forecast expands to Sabah amid Sabah dispute
Manila weather officials add Sabah to their outlook as the Malaysian claim over the Borneo territory remains a point of contention between Manila and Kuala Lumpur. The change signals broader regional coverage in forecasts despite the dispute.
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Manila
UPI
Sabah
Borneo
Philippines
Malaysia
Huron County Board Approves Bus Drivers and Textbook Approvals
The Huron County Board of Education approved four bus driver certificates after examinations for Margaret Hansen Lowell Kock Tom Uhl and Bernie Runkle. Two fund transfers totaling 463.50 covered driver physicals and report cards. EHOVE textbooks gained formal approval and attendance officer Albert Peebles received 2.50 per call plus 0.15 per mile for visits to families with attendance issues.
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Huron County Board of Education
Margaret Hansen
Western Reserve
Lowell
Albert Peebles
Peebles
Movie Ratings by Genre and Audience Aims
A community list of film ratings from F to NR for titles including Hello Dolly and In Cold Blood. The notice notes it is for parents to gauge film types shown locally and to influence future programming. John Borgia, Sheriff.
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King Cong
Devil’s Brigade
the Green Berets
Hell Cats
John Borgia
Missionary Convention Slated Here in New London
In New London the Christian and Missionary Churches will host daily meetings at 7 p.m. October 10 to 13 and a 10 45 a m service on the 13th. Featured speakers include Rev David A Frazier on furlough from Vietnam where he has served since 1958 among the Barbar tribe and Mrs William J Bauman who with her husband completed five terms in Colombia South America.
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New London
Christian and Missionary Churches
Vietnam
Colombia
South America
David A. Frazier
Barbar
William J. Bauman
Two Drivers Cited In Saturday Afternoon Accident
Police cited two drivers after a two car crash Saturday afternoon. Stewart Wunder of Baltimore turned improperly from E Main into 138 E Main drive and struck Larry Beck of Norwalk. Wunder’s car hit a utility pole. Beck was cited for failure to stop in a safe distance. Wunder posted a 17 dollar bond. Ray Phillips of Homewood was charged with improper lane change after colliding with Donald Taylor of Sandusky near Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. Phillips said he crossed the line while turning from Benedict to Firelands Blvd. Sally Kramer of Spring was charged with failure to yield after stopping at Spring and Whittlesey. Her car collided with David Dolbee’s truck from Milan. passenger James Seiling sustained minor injuries. The Rev Jesse Bradford of Norwalk said a Reflector story misquoted him about a meeting of the Mayor’s Committee on Human Relations regarding a statement about credit risk and discrimination, seeking a policy copy on $25 deposits.
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Stewart Roland Wunder
Baltimore
E. Main
Larry E. Beck
Norwalk
Wunder
Beck
Ray Phillips
Homewood
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Benedict
Firelands Blvd
Donald C. Taylor
Sandusky
Phillips
Taylor
Sally Ruth Kramer
34 Spring
Spring
Whittlesey
David R. Dolbee
Milan
James R. Seiling
Jesse Bradford
Reflector
Bradford
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Kiwanis Club
Ford Motor Co
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Jim Hoffecker
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Scott Tinker
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Entury Fox
Uaa Tai I Sinate Ie
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U.S
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