Crash Kills Castalia Man in Route 12 Collision
A Castalia man, James Ward, 21, died of head injuries after a two car head on crash on Route 12 south of Sandusky. Gregory Sloat, 37, and a front seat passenger Theodore Schoenfel, 21, were hospitalized with injuries. The accident was one of several reported in the area over the weekend, including a Route 250 crash near Norwalk and a Route 61 incident near Berlin Heights.
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Castalia
Sandusky
James Ward
Providence Hospital
Gregory Sloat
Ward
Sloat
Theodore Schoenfel
Norwalk
Gordon Beck
North Fairfield RD
Rt. 250
Beck
Paul
Ure
Berlin Heights
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Herman’ Bryant
Thomas to Head Cancer Society in Huron County Unit Election
Robert Thomas of New London and Dr. Nino Camardese of Norwalk were reelected president and vice president of the Huron County Unit of the American Cancer Society at the 16th anniversary annual meeting. Arlene Eckstein and Mrs. Edward Jones were reelected secretary and treasurer as the unit adopted a 1966 67 local budget of 4 850 and reported 1965 crusade receipts of 12 935 with 4 876 spent locally and remaining funds supporting national programs. The unit logged 19 film showings for 2 183 attendees, distributed 10 050 educational pieces, and served 38 new cancer patients.
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New London
Robert Thomas
Nino Camardese
Norwalk
Huron County
American Cancer Society
Arlene Eckstein
Edward Jones
Thomas
Greenwich Council receives sewer progress and bids update
Greenwich council heard a sewer extension progress report by George Raike from Ashland. The contractor Riley’s work was deemed complete and the $5 275 retainer released. Council updated on new offshore fire contracts and aid agreements while nominating committees and EHOVE Day plans were outlined.
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Greenwich
George Raike
Ashland
Greenwich Village
Orchard
Kniffin
Raike
Leon Riley
David Rodgers
Donald Kochis
Victor Goodacre
Robert Shafer
Jerry Minniear
Minniear and
Simmons Plum
County Wage Trend Near State Figure
A Reflector report notes Huron County ranks 22nd in starting pay across 22 counties in the state. The survey covers entry wages. experienced workers’ scales may differ. Public information officer Frank Avern says wages align with comparable industries, though steel and auto sectors can lift levels in some counties.
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Huron County
Bureau
Public Information
Columbus
The
Reflector
Frank Avern
Greenwich Considers Two Full Time Police Officers
Greenwich officials discussed adding two full time officers after a September police report. Police Chief James Robertson cited incidents beyond part time limits and noted fatigue from after hours calls, supported by Sheriff John Borgia who urged one officer per 500 residents.
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Greenwich
James Robertson
Huron County
John Borgia
Robertson
Council
Freshman Marcia Dalton Shines At Wakeman High
Marcia Dalton 14, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Dalton of Wakeman RD 1, excels in typing echoing music of Sonny and Cher. She is a reserve cheerleader and student council member, active in 4 H with Blue Ribbon Boys, aims to study art music or veterinary medicine, and juggles drawing singing guitar and a love of animals.
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Marica Dalton
Western Reserve
Sonny and
Cher
Marcia
George Dalton
Wakeman
RD 1
Teen Topics: Ohio State Alumni Band and School Happenings
The Ohio State Alumni band performed on Alumni Day at New London. A motor bike appeared in a second period history class as Greg Sherck used it for a demonstration speech. Homecoming plans loom for Milan Berlin Heights and Western Reserve students with queen announcements and football games. Berlin Heights journalism earned a first class honor rating from the National Scholastic Press Association. Joseph Lewis passed the Colorado bar exam. Spirit Stick promotes New London school spirit with seniors currently holding it. Milan GAA plans a girl ask boy hayride at the Howard Schuster farm. Willard juniors sell magazines to fund the prom, exceeding two thousand dollars toward seven thousand five hundred goal.
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New London
William Burton
Ohio State
Willard
Clss
Greg Sherck
Milan
Berlin Heights
Western Reserve
National Scholastic Press Association
Joseph Lewis
Colorado
GAA
Howard Schuster
Tell Your Story in the Classified Section Now
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Dial
Norwalk Reflector Details Subscription Rates
The Norwalk Reflector lists delivery areas including Norwalk Milan Monroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard and rural zones. Rates shown: 45 cents per week by carrier or mail in local areas, $15 per year in Huron and Erie Counties, $23.40 per year elsewhere in the US.
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North Fairfield
Kochis
EHOVE
Greenwich
Willard United Bank
Main Street
Erie
Huron
Ottawa
UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspapers Association
Norwalk
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
New London
Willard
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Rt. 61
New Haven
Clair V. Ross
North West St
Cynthia Ross
Ross
Baybridge
James Bowens
Bryant
Bowens
Head Cancer Society
Enrique Gonzalez
Inez
Tata
Adelman & Sons
Washington ST
Community Theatre
Ohio
Sens
Monica
Terence Stamp
Dirk Bogarde
Fantastic Voyage
RCA Camden Records
Phoenix
Blaise
Robert Fulton, Jr
Butler
Fitchville
Plymouth
Donald “‘Knute
MI Home Savings
East Main ST
Norwalk, Ohio
Richard Bowers
BY Carole Sprowls
Marcia Dalton
Star View Drive
RT. 20 West
Roofing and Lumber CO
Monroe
Reflector-Herald, Inc
Norwalk Baptist Chapel
S.b.c
Pleasant ST
Fred Cowardin
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