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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1966
Page
2
About 120 District of Columbia Gas employees and local law enforcement attended the event at the American Legion Hall in Norwalk. Carroll Crist announced the division had the district’s best safe driving record with seven local accidents in 1965, five not at fault.
White told reporters this morning he will not sign any option or sell the property until he receives the deed. He said negotiations began six weeks to two months ago after learning the site was for sale and warned the school would only obtain it via eminent domain if printed. He stressed he has signed nothing and will do nothing before the deed is in hand.
The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation invites area farmers to join a new wheat bank and export marketing program. A Norwalk meeting on April 20 will explain the plan, with final signups due May 31. Farmers may receive up to 80 percent advances on delivered wheat and future payments as sales occur.
Rudy Wenes named new area director for the Farm Bureau Federation covering Erie Lorain Cuyahoga and Huron counties. He replaces Charles Manges and will be based at the Huron County Farm Bureau Cooperative building in Norwalk. A Lorain County native, he and his wife and two sons live in Elyria.
Norwalk City Board of Education meets at 7 30 p m in the administrative office building on North Hester Street to consider renewal of teachers contracts and voting on involvement with the Erie Huron Ottawa Vocational Education program.
Monroeville High School seniors will present the mystery comedy Hobgoblin House at 8 p.m. Friday. Cast includes Bill Myers Peggy Lee Debbey Breland Kathy Pancoast Dean Schneider Bob Opper Kerry Nixon Dick Deitz Susan Woessner Bob Crites Neil Schlachter and Gwen Mayer. Gary Hooper directs.
A lawsuit to condemn land for a Norwalk bypass right of way was filed in Huron County Common Pleas Court. Property off Route 18 owned by Frederick C. Earline and Paul F. and Margaret Linder is involved. The state offers 24 901 dollars, with 18 000 for buildings 3 601 for land and 3 300 for damages.
Northern Ohio Telephone Co awards contracts for a new general office and exchange building at Bellevue totaling 694 413 with 18 months to completion. Hessler Construction Co of Tiffin is general contractor for 506 865, T O Murphy Co of Fremont handles plumbing 122 296, Tom O'Donnell of Norwalk handles electrical 65 252, and three nearby houses will be removed.
Joseph L. White assistant director of the Ohio Youth Commission will speak at the Huron County Tuberculosis and Health Association annual dinner meeting at 7 p m on April 20 at the North Fairfield Methodist Church Arthur Leak president announced White is licensed to practice before Ohio and federal courts and has served as assistant attorney general specializing in taxation he now represents the Ohio Youth Commission before legislative committees in the Ohio General Assembly and serves on the Governors Action committee on Teenage Drinking
The Huron County Heart Branch will hold its annual dinner and business meeting April 20 at 6 30 p.m. at the Elk's Country Club Guest speaker Dr Ernest H Friedman assistant visiting psychiatrist at Mt Sinai Hospital Cleveland will discuss coronary proneness and research at the Jewish Community Center He is funded by a Heart Fund grant The public is invited Dinner reservations due by April 18 to Mrs Morgan Jones The branch supports heart research education and community service with funds from the Heart Fund Awards for volunteer leadership will be presented after the talk and before officers and board members are elected
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