Debbie Hoyt's Brazil Exchange Experience Impresses
North Fairfield graduate Debbie Hoyt spent the summer in Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo as part of a Brazilian exchange program. She praised school and community support, noted classes in Portuguese and other subjects, observed local customs, and described her host family the Fleischman clan and her future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Stupar
Debbie Hoyt
North Fairfield
South Central High School
Rio de Janiero
Debbie
George McNemar
Brazil
South Central
Sao Paulo
Rio
Marcia Carvalho
Hoyt
South America
Julio Flieschman
Miami
Panama
Peru
America
Angela
Julio
Thelma Fleischman
Norwalk
Chain of Minor Traffic Incidents Reported
A parked farm trailer on Laylin Road was struck by a car driven by Gilbert Hutchins 53 of 29 East League Street. No citation issued. Merritt Willgrube 19 of Huron struck from rear while turning on US 250 near the Erie County line. he was charged with failing to yield. A mare was killed on US 20 near State Route 4 by an unidentified vehicle. Robert Johannsen 24 of Wakeman was charged with failing to signal after an accident on State Route 99. Baybridge Post noted Mauk followed and collision occurred with no injuries.
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Gilbert Hutchins
East League St
Laylin Road
Norwalk Township
Hutchins
Merritt C. Willgrube
Huron
Erie-Huron County
Merritt
Ruth E. Brown
Woodlawn Ave
State Highway Patrol
Richard Sanders, Jr
Old State Road
Baybridge Post
Robert A. Johannsen
Wakeman
Garnet W. Mauk
Sandusky
Johannsen
Mauk
Car Struck In Parking Lot Report From Norwalk
John Woodyard reports his 1966 Ford was struck while parked at Shamrock Tavern in the early hours. Denting to bumper and right fender noted. light blue paint scrapings sent to the Ohio BCI for analysis.
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John Woodyard
N. Pleasant St
Norwalk
Shamrock Tavern
Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification
BCI
Ambulance contract talks continue for Norwalk bids
No decision was reached at a closed Norwalk meeting on the proposed private ambulance service. City officials and council members met with Norwalk Ambulance Service representatives, with Mansfield Ambulance Service and Hospital Ambulance Service still in contention for the contract.
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Norwalk
William V. Mount
Norwalk Ambulance Service, Inc
Jess Byrd
Mansfield Ambulance Service
Hospital Ambulance Service, Inc
Akron
Mount
Hydrant Work Starts in Norwalk Third Ward
Norwalk crews will continue cleaning water mains and flushing hydrants in the third ward bounded by West Main Street Benedict Avenue and the city limits. Residents may notice cloudy or rusty water until the flushing is completed.
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Norwalk
Third Ward
West Main Street
Benedict Avenue
Corporation Limits
Trucker Fined After Bus Incident Near Monroeville School
Raymond C. Garber of Dover forfeited a $16 bond in Huron County Court after a truck crash into an oil tanker near a Monroeville District School Bus. Garber did not appear for the Saturday hearing on charges of failure to stop in an assured clear distance.
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Raymond C._ Garber
Dover
Monroeville
Huron
Garber
Get the Worker You Want with a Norwalk Reflector Ad
Norwalk Reflector offers a classifieds service to connect employers with job seekers. Place a concise ad detailing position, hours, pay, and required qualifications to attract qualified applicants. A well crafted notice reaches local readers seeking steady employment opportunities.
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Norwalk
Farm Bureau votes pass most resolutions at annual meeting
One resolution failed at the Farm Bureau annual meeting with director Rudy Denes noting the rejection. Six local ten state and four national resolutions were adopted. A floor origin local measure urged the County Board of Health to adjust rat regulations to ease compliance for Huron County residents.
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Farm Bureau
Rudy Denes
County Board of Health
Paul Bishop
Sherman Township
Robert Gray
Fitchville
Wilbert Skinn
Bronson
Ohio Farm Bureau
William Amend
Norwich
Raymond Caudill
New Haven
Paul Wacker
New London
New London Renews Water Note After Public Session
New London council renews a water works note for 48 000 dollars after approving an ordinance in a special session. The measure, prepared by Cleveland bond attorneys, allows conversion to bonds if not paid by next year. Revenue from water operations funds the payment. the original 60 000 dollar note dated Oct 3 1968 was reduced by prior action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Squire, Sanders and Dempsey
Cleveland
Morals Charge Filed Against Six Persons in Norwalk
Two men and four juveniles were arrested on morals charges by Norwalk police. Paul Pavlik and Glenn Gray were charged with sodomy and pleaded not guilty. Four boys aged 13 to 16 face juvenile immoral conduct charges after admitting involvement in letters found by a mother. Bond set at 5,000 cash or 10,000 property each. Case under investigation.
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Norwalk
Paul E. Pavlik
Colonial Hotel
Glenn J. Gray
W. Main St
Pavlik
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Ohio
Electric Light and Power
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Ohio Electric Companies
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Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company
Dayton Power and Light Company
Ohio Edison Company
Monongahela Power Company
Ohio Power Company
Toledo Edison Company
Chevrolet
Huron County
Home Savings and Loan CO
East Main ST
Norwalk, Ohio
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