Local service and show notices mix of enlistment and events
Scott W Love enters the Air Force Delayed Enlistment Program on September 15 and will begin regular service December 3 after six weeks of basic training and technical mechanical training. A pancake supper occurs Thursday at First Baptist Norwalk. A Horse and Pony Fun Show Sunday at Huron County Fairgrounds charges 150 per halter class and 200 per performance class with ribbons and trophies. FINISHES BASIC Cindy Scheetz attends yeomen school in Meridian Mississippi after basic at Orlando Florida and promotion to seaman apprentice.
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Scott W. Love
United States Air Force
James Love
Monroeville
Scott
Perkins High School
Regular Air Force
Air Force
Huron County Fairgrounds
Huron County Pony Breeders Assoc., Inc
Robert Nestor
James Smith
Cindy Scheetz
Milan
Yeoman’s School
U.S. Navy
Meridian
Miss
Orlando
Fla
John Scheetz
Seaman Scheetz
U.N
Nyc
Researchers urge noise limits for discotheques based on factory standards
Dr. Barbara Bohne of Washington University cites long noted risks of permanent hearing loss from loud noise and urges applying damage risk criteria to recreational music. An experiment with six chinchillas at a Chicago discotheque showed permanent inner ear damage from average 107 decibels over 22 hours.
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Dallas
UPI
Barbara A. Bohne
Washington University
St. Louis
Chicago
American Conference of Government Industrial Hygienists
Bohne
New London Opens ESL Class for Vietnamese Refugees
The adult basic education program will present an English as a second language class starting October 7 for Vietnamese refugees and Chinese speakers. Principal Robert Wenner says several students have registered, materials ordered, and a teacher hired. The course is free, funded by the U.S. Department of Education and open to residents outside the New London School District.
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New London
Robert Wenner
United States Department of Education
Firelands Electric seeks district trustees in three counties
New London district meetings set for September 29 in Ashland County District 6 includes Butler and Weller Townships and several Ashland Townships at 8 p.m. Carl Bruce to chair. District 3 covers Greenfield Fairfield Hartland Fitchville west of Route 250 to meet September 30 at North Fairfield Fire House with Elroy Walcher as chair. District 1 in Huron County with Bronson Peru Norwich Richmond Townships meets October 1 at the American Legion Hall North Fairfield, Howard Chapin temporary chair.
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New London
Board of Trustees of
Firelands Electric Cooperative
Butler
Weller
Richland County
Clear Creek
Orange
Milton
Montgomery
Perry
Ashland County
Fitchville Township
Huron County
North Fairfield
Elroy Walcher
Bronson
Peru
Norwich
Richmond
Howard Chapin
American Legion Hall
New London Students Named for Youth and Science Seminar
Six juniors from New London High School will attend the Youth and Science Seminar in Columbus on October 4. The event, at Ohio State University’s College of Agriculture and Home Economics, will be led by science teacher Joseph Sexton with students Debbie Tyres Denise Runkle David Young Tom Neel Lisa Nicode and John Marquis. Alternate Sue Morrow. Expenses funded by Huron County Bank New London branch.
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New London
New London High School
Columbus
Threshold of Century III
College of Agriculture and Home Economics
Ohio State University
Joseph Sexton
Debbie Tyres
Denise Runkle
David Young
Tom Neel
Lisa Nicode
John Marquis
Sue Morrow
Huron County Bank
New London Students Eligible to Register for Election
High school registration for students turning 18 before election day November 4 is due by October 4 at New London High School. Robert Jones leads the effort with Roman Rudy assisting. Eligible 18 year olds turning 18 between October 4 and the May 1976 primary may register but cannot vote in the November 4 election.
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New London
New London High School
Robert Jones
Roman Rudy
Daniel J. Loyer Found Guilty In DUI Case
Daniel J. Loyer, 19, Collins, found guilty of driving under the influence in County Court. He received three days in jail, a $100 fine, court costs, and a 30 day license suspension.
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Huron County
Russell Mark Paramore
Norwood Ave
David John Donohue
Parsons St
Ernest Wagoner
Linden
David Edward King
Greenwich
Bonita Garza
Stokley van Camp
Daniel J. Loyer
Collins
Country-Ettes baton and drum corps banquet winners named
In Norwalk six youths earned top awards at the Country-Ettes annual banquet. Sherri Lynn Files was outstanding rookie, Brenda Stewart most improved member, Diane Schloesser Miss Congeniality, Denise Krebs outstanding twirler and most merits, Cindy Strait outstanding member, and Tim Molesky outstanding drummer. Not pictured are David Krebs most improved drummer and Tina Watkins outstanding performance. About 50 youngsters belong to the group which performs at festivals and parades.
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ETTES
Norwalk
Sherri Lynn Files
Brenda Stewart
Diane Schloesser
Denise Krebs
Cindy Strait
Tim Molesky
David Krebs
Tina Watkins
Bumper Cars Cause Minor Injuries on Benedict Avenue
A collision on Benedict Avenue left Christine W. Sherrill and her two children with minor injuries. Naomi L. Cummings was charged with failure to stop in an assured clear distance after rear ending Sherrill’s car. Additional notes describe separate minor incidents at local streets and businesses with minor injuries and traffic charges.
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Collins
Benedict Avenue
Christine W. Sherrill
Garcia Drive
Naomi L. Cummings
Willard
Sherrill
Loren S. Lutes
Ontario St
Lutes
Ohio 61
Miss Ganthorne
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Plastic Molders Supply Co
North West Street
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Event, Inc
West Main St