New London Twentieth Rotary Halloween Parade Planned
The Twentieth Annual Rotary Halloween Parade and events for New London children are set for Saturday Oct. 28. Parade registration opens at the east entrance of the high school on East Main Street with a 7:30 p.m. parade start. Cash prizes honor top costumes across preschool to adult groups, plus window painting contests and float prizes. Free cider and donuts will be served after the parade.
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New London
Rotary
East Main Street
Dems To Open Headquarters In Ross Building
Democratic candidates will open party headquarters at 4 30 p m Tuesday in the Ross Building 92 East Main Street with local party officials in attendance.
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Ross Building
E. Main St
Law enforcement seminar on mental disorders at Holiday Inn
Milan The North Star Council of Governments will sponsor a two day seminar for area law enforcement personnel at the Holiday in Sandusky on Oct 9 and 10. The theme is Mental and Emotional Disorders Law Mental Science with speakers from mental health and psychiatric agencies across the state.
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Milan
North Star Council of Governments
Ersonnel
Sandusky
Man Placed on Probation for Marijuana Charge
Jeffrey L. Hall of New London was placed on five years probation after pleading guilty to possession of marijuana. Hall was stopped for a traffic violation on Ohio 61 south of Norwalk when the charge was filed. sentencing had been continued for a probation report.
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Jeffrey L. Hall
New London
Hall
State Highway Patrol
Common Pleas Court
Ohio 61
Norwalk
Renee Coe Named Western Reserve Homecoming Queen
Renee Coe, a Western Reserve High School cheerleader, was announced as homecoming queen at a bonfire and pep rally. The Wakeman resident is head of school activities and serves in GAA the Drama Club and student council. her court includes Debbie Starbuck Teri Bilton Peggi Lambdin Alexis Stoll and Joann Keith.
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Western Reserve
Renee Coe
Miss Coe
Ardith Coe
Wakeman
GAA
Debbie Starbuck
Teri Bilton
Peggi Lambdin
Alexis Stoll
Joann Keith
Open Houses Updated for N. London and Fitchville Schools
Open houses for North London and Fitchville schools have been rescheduled due to scheduling conflicts. The New London event starts 7 30 p m with a seven eight minute class schedule and a PTO discussion, while Fitchville begins at 7 30 p m on October 12 with an introduction and tour led by staff.
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New London
Thursor He Fitchville
Rating System For Movie Audiences Cites Mrs Sheehan
The text outlines film rating categories G PG R and X used by Ohio experts to govern audience access. It references Mrs A P Sheehan as the source of the suggested rating system.
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Dr. Phibes
Kansas City
Revenue sharing hailed as biggest boon since Declaration
Huron County Commissioner Donald Robertson calls federal revenue sharing the greatest thing for Americans since independence. County totals amount to 272 878 for Huron with 111 567 Norwalk 33 170 Willard 29 426 Bellevue 50 000 other towns under 2 500 100 000 other towns over 2 500 and 85 000 townships. Ohio leaders urge careful use of funds and accountability.
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Donald Robertson
Norwalk
Willard
Bellevue
House
Congress
Ohio
Charles F. Kurfess
Willard Open Burning Law Delayed by Referendum
Willard’s open burning ban will not take effect before November 1973 after petitions gathered by Mr and Mrs William Kauffman and Irvin B Lohr. The state regulation will govern in the interim with fines up to 10000 dollars versus the local ordinance's 100 dollar cap. Police Chief Jack Fryman announced the delay at a press conference led by City Manager Michael Orenic.
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Willard Police Today
Jack Fryman
Fryman
Michael Orenic
William Kauffman
E. Howard Sr
Irvin B. Lohr
Maplewood
Orenic
Olena Plans Halloween Party at Community Hall
The Olena Halloween event will host trick or treating at the Community Hall with funds raised by the Community Youth Club. A what not sale is planned for Oct 21 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the hall plus a paper and magazine drive. For contributions call Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs. Coy, or Mrs. Gunn.
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Olena
Fred Wilcox
Burton Coy
Robert Gunn
Great Idea for Quick Cash via Classified Ads
Sell items you no longer need for fast money. Call 662 4241 now to place your ad.
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Thefts Plague UC Berkeley Student Store
In Berkeley the student operated Poor Store at the University of California reports losses of 117000 dollars due to thefts last year and 74000 dollars the year before. Don Walden Associated Students Executive Director says arrests did not curb the crime.
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Berkeley
Calif
UPI
University of California
Associated Students
Don Walden
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