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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1977

Page

4

Mayor appoints Schibley to volunteer fire post over cadet choice

Monroeville council accepted Gary Schibley as the new volunteer firefighter after Fire Chief Olin Schneider backed cadette Douglas Long. The vote followed concerns about Long’s relatives in the department and a resignation by James Fitzgerald Sr. The meeting also covered HUD funding denial, bridge repair costs, river dredging access, yard litter complaints, dirt from a parking lot spreading on highways, and zoning violations at Upper apartments. The village plans to readvertise the 1973 police car sale and approved $175 for the Huron County Services for Aging.

Monroeville Gary Schibley Clayton C. Lord James L. Fitzgerald Olin Schneider Fitzgerald Cadette Douglas Long State Highway Department County Highway Department Ohio 20 Huron River Port Clinton National Guard Unit Lord Anthony Wechter Monroeville Oil Co Council Eugene Fritz Walter Greilich The Street Commission William Miller Roman Simon Milan Avenue Huron County Services For Aging

Towns May Lose Revenue Sharing Funds in Ohio

Ohio Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson reported 252 towns villages and townships may miss quarterly revenue sharing payments due to late filings. Milan would lose 5601 dollars North Fairfield 1413 and Wakeman Township 4667 with a final deadline of April 25 to report use of funds. Youngstown faces a potential loss exceeding 2 million dollars for not filing forms timely.

Milan North Fairfield Wakeman Township Ohio Thomas E. Ferguson Office of Revenue Sharing Ferguson Youngstown

Three Week Course on Estate Planning Offered

The Cooperative Extension Service sponsors a three week estate planning course beginning Monday with sessions April 18 and April 25, from 7 30 to 9 30 p m, at the Huron County Administration Building 180 Milan Ave. Speakers cover financial status the Ohio Probate Code wills trusts and property ownership with local legal and banking professionals.

Cooperative Extension Service Huron County Administration Milan Ave David Lowe Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company Thomas E. Heydinger Beverly White Trusts and Trust Management Citizens National Bank James R. Kellam Ralph R. Spiegel Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company

Doctors Turn to Death by Own Action and Drugs, Duke Doctor Says

About 100 physicians a year commit death by own action and more turn to drugs due to job pressure, says Duke University psychiatrist Dr. Bernard Bressler. He warns the medical profession’s trust demands and the magic of healing can push physicians toward severe emotional conflict and self concealment.

Durham N.C UPI Duke University Bernard Bressler Bressler Bressler Sai

North Fairfield Lions Sponsor Easter Egg Hunt

The North Fairfield Lions Club hosts an Easter Egg Hunt at 2 p.m. Saturday in the yard of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Abbott on West Main Street for toddlers through second grade. If the yard is damp, the event moves to North Fairfield Middle School Playground with prizes for marked eggs.

North Fairfield North Fairfield Lions Club Bud Abbott West Main Street

Ohio State Patrol Junior Trooper Program Expands

The Ohio State Highway Patrol reports the Junior Trooper program ran its second month with about 2,000 children ages six to 12 attending each four week series. February and March success prompts reservations for April and May. Sessions pause in summer and resume in fall. Lt. Lloyd Beale invites reservations through the Norwalk Post.

Columbus Ohio State Highwa Patrol Adam G. Reiss Ohio Reiss Lloyd Beale Norwalk Highway Patrol

State to Help Fix Bridge Near Monroeville

The Ohio Department of Transportation says money is available to repair the U S 20 bridge over the west branch of the Huron River in Monroeville. Deputy Director H H Reader notes major repairs are needed but replacement is unnecessary. County and village engineers debate responsibilities while officials plan future repairs.

Huron River Monroeville Ohio Department of Transportation H. H. Reader Ohio District Three Department Readers James Bing Lester H. Poggemeyer Village Engineers Reader Huron County

World Food Crisis talk at Firelands Campus

Dean Roy M. Kottman of Ohio State University will discuss The World Food Crisis Armageddon or April-Fool Spoof at 7 30 Wednesday in the Firelands Campus theater. The address is the second in a five part series on International Interdependence Economic Problems of a Shrinking World.

Huron Roy M. Kottman Ohio State University College of Agriculture and Home Economics Firelands

Ten Edison High juniors chosen for Buckeye State Event

Ten Milan area juniors will attend Buckeye Boys and Girls State in June through local sponsors and two American Legion posts. Delegates include John Early, Leo Young, Dale Schlett, John Mills, Jim Ground, Diane Flesher, Karen Bugeele, Connie Burcaw, Jennifer Justi, and Julie Seaman, selected for academics leadership sportsmanship and community service.

Milan Edison High School Buckeye Boys John Early Leo Young Dale Schlett Huron John Mills Norwalk Berlin Heights The American Legion Diane Flesher Karen Bugeele Will Pope Berlin Heiges Legion Milan Legion Connie Burcaw Jennifer Justi Julie Seaman Monroeville

Land Transfers Rise in Huron County March filings

Huron County Recorder John A. Elmlinger reports March real estate activity rising from a year earlier. Deeds and certificates of transfer reached 180 this March, mortgages filed 197, and mortgage cancellations 153. Other filings include 277 financial statements, 1 federal tax lien, 1 unemployment lien, and leases.

Huron County John A. Elmlinger

March divorces and new filings in Huron County Court

Clerk reports 28 dissolutions or divorces in Huron County Common Pleas Court for March eight in total. The tally includes 21 divorces and seven dissolutions, with 22 total in March 1976. March filings listed 21 new divorce cases and 13 dissolution cases, plus 24 civil and 24 criminal cases. Clerk fees reached 7163 dollars. state receipts included 126447 to the Ohio Department of Taxation, 1275 to the Bureau of Motor Vehicles, and 52 dollars to the Division of Wildlife.

Huron Countyommon Pleas Court Clark Hunter Ohio Department of Taxation Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles Division of Wildlife

Milan Melon Festival committee chairs named

Milan’s festival committee reveals chairmanships with Park chairman Chuck Kisaberth Parade chairmen John Payne and Todd Lillibridge Entertainment chair Betty Sartor and Freddith Pandora's Gallery names, Antique Cars leaders Yolanda Delamarre and Norm Abston Souvenir chair Theresa Hart co chair Todd Lillibridge. The festival chairman position remains unannounced. Other officers include Todd Lillibridge vice president Betty Sartor secretary Doris Weiss treasurer. Trustees listed Alto Miller Louis Weiss Chuck Eisaberth Robert Bickley.

Milan Melon Festival Committee Park Chuck Kisaberth Parade Jaycees John Payne Todd Lillibridge Freddith Pandora's Gallery Betty Sartor Yolanda Delamarre Norm Abston Theresa

New London Girls Selected as Buckeye State Delegates

New London High School juniors Cheryl Harner Collette Howell and Teresa Tester were named as Buckeye Girls State delegates for this summer. Cheryl is sponsored by the New London Business and Professional Women Collette by the New London American Legion Auxiliary Broome Wood Post 292 and Teresa by the American Legion Auxiliary Post 729 Fitchville.

New London Cheryl Harner Collette Howell Teresa Tester New London High School Buckeye Girls Cheryl New London Business Collette New London American Legion Auxiliary Broome- Wood American Legion Auxiliary Fitchville

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Schibley Long Kenneth Wilhelm Thomas Beck Jeff Robinson Department of Housing and Urban Development Lester H. Poggemyer Cinder Jewelers W. Main Norwalk J. B. Finley Hawaiian Islands Finley Sandusky County Bunny East Mall Lexington Springmill RD Ontario Mansfield WLY Lions Egg Hunt Bleise Supply Company James Martin Charles Meyers Ashland Lois Rippon Cliff Smith Marion Laws Harold Shoop Allen R. Steel Don Heston Helen Payne Mary Beth Ott Joan Anderson Dennis Smith Schlett Flesher Buggele Burcaw Justi Buckeye Jim Harner Howell Hannel Chuck Lloyd R. Hannel Norwalk Road
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