Norwalk Schools Lease Two Title I Library Classrooms
Norwalk City School Board approves leasing two elementary library classrooms for three years from C I T Educational Buildings Inc using Title I funds. Leases set at four thousand nine hundred twenty five dollars yearly with a six month delayed start and end options.
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Norwalk City
Dale Olsen
Jospeh Williamson
League and
Pleasant Street
C.L.T
C.1.t. Educational Buildings, Inc
C.I.T
George Selden
Norwalk
Library facilities planned with extended hours and features
The document outlines drapes wall-to-wall carpet air conditioning chalk boards drinking fountains and lavatories for new libraries. They will open soon after the school semester ends and operate from noon to 8 p.m. five days a week year round. Seldon estimates setup will take about a week after materials arrive.
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Seldon
CBR Chief Speaks In Norwalk
Robert Thompson president of the United Citizens Band Radio Association spoke to The Breakers CBR Club at the American Legion Hall in Norwalk. He described his Washington trip meeting FCC officials lawmakers and local CBR operators and shared attitudes toward hobby regulation.
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Robert Thompson
United Citizens Band Radio
CBR
Market summary from Cleveland livestock report
Livestock prices in Cleveland show hogs up 50 cents with 200 to 280 lb ranges quoted between 22.50 and 24.75 per hundredweight. Cattle trading steady with choice steers 28 to 30, heifers 24 to 27, cows 15 to 20, bulls 16 to 24, calves steady with primes 30 to 36. Sheep and lambs steady with clipped lambs 25 to 26, spring lambs 26 to 27, ewes up to 89.
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Cleveland
Apartment House For Martins Built Without Permit
Willard man Elias P. Hoyles has completed a 30 unit apartment house without a building permit. All occupants will be named Martin. Hoyles designed the structure and Hollie Stout assisted as general contractor.
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Willard
Martin
Elias P. Hoyles
Martins
Hollie Stout
Speeding, chase end with fine for Raymond R. Austin
Norwalk police pursued Raymond R. Austin 42 of Sandusky along Cline Street to the Milan bypass before stopping him. He pled guilty in Mayor's Court to speeding, fined 25 dollars plus costs, and jailed when unable to pay. New National Junior Honor Society members at Willard Junior High include eighth graders Marc Acocks and others. Church delegates from Norwalk attend Mt. Vernon convention with Pastor Ronald Atkinson among attendees.
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Raymond R. Austin
Sandusky
Norwalk
Austin
Cline Street
Milan
Willard
Willard Junior High School
Marc Acocks
Marla Adams
Mary Drury
Barbara Eitle
Tim Fuller
Dianna Funk
Deborah Harter
Diana Knott
Thomas Miller
Carol Neukam
Robert Poland
Peggy Postema
Julia Reed
Nora Bevier
Michelle Border
Beverly Capelle
Judy Duff
Mark Fritz
Merle Gibson
Jordon Moore
Susan Myers
Mike Robinson
Richard Semer
Edward Smeltz
Ramona Smith
Debra VanLoo
Janet Wieringa
Ernest McCullough
Richard Pinkley
Seventh-day Adventist Church
W. Main St
Mount Vernon
Ronald Atkinson
Gladys Ingersall
al Beckwith
City Men Elected At Ohio Telephone Convention
The Ohio Independent Telephone Association met in Columbus for its 1966 convention. A.W. Hughes of Northern Ohio Telephone was elected director and named to the executive committee. O.F. Kinsel was named director of the Buckeye Chapter, Independent Telephone Pioneer Association.
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Ohio Independent Telephone Association
Northern Ohio Telephone Company
Columbus
A.W. Hughes
Northern Ohio Telephone
O.F. Kinsel
Buckeye
Independent Telephone Pioneer Association
Jo & Ed's Carry Out Applies for Storage Area Addition
A building permit was filed Friday by Jo and Ed's Carry Out for a storage area and driveway cover. The project is valued at about $2000.
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Jo & Ed’s
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