CAC Seeks Federal Funds for Willard Center Project
Erie Huron Community Action Commission approved a plan to operate three neighborhood centers in Willard Sandusky East End and Perkins Township at a total annual cost of 165 809 with 142 581 requested from federal sources and 23 228 in kind Local staff would include 23 workers a director and an assistant director plus fringe benefits and workers compensation The group planned to hire 23 staff and set salary scales and a program coordinator while Emerson E Cole described the effort as key to the anti poverty program and noted a two month processing estimate for funding decisions.
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Sandusky
Huron
Erie Counties
Erie-Huron Community Action Commission
Willard
Columbus Avenue
Searsville
Homeville
Perkins Township
Publishers Will Tour Donnelley and Dinner
The Northwest Ohio Newspaper Association will host a spring dinner on April 28 at Hartenstein's Restaurant. The event includes a tour of the R. R. Donnelley and Sons printing plant network department and election of officers for the coming year. Mark N. Brouwer of the Willard Times is president. Donald W. Grinold, 51, of 125 Newton St., serves a three day sentence in the Huron County jail on a drunk driving charge.
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Willard
Northwest Ohio Newspaper Association
Hartenstein’s
R. R. Donnelley and Sons Printing
Huron County
Mark N. Brouwer
The
Willard Times
Donald W. Grinold
Newton St
Ohio State Patrol
Willard Stays In Poverty Program Board Meeting
The Erie Huron Community Action Commission bi county board held its first meeting since Huron County voted to disassociate from Erie. Willard representatives Jack Gardner and Eula Hammock joined eight Willard Neighborhood Council members as a quorum formed after delays. Willard is slated as a site for one of three proposed neighborhood centers funded by federal grants. John Davis urged unity to secure progress. Non board members from areas slated for centers attended the session.
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Huron County Community Action Commission
Erie County
Jack Gardner
Eula Hammock
The
Willard Neighborhood Council
Willard
Spelling Bee Winners Honored by Western Reserve Board
The Western Reserve Board of Education will send congratulatory letters to spellers in the county bee. Susan Sobosol of the junior high won first place in her division. Carolyn Church of Hartland Elementary took fifth and sixth grade honors, and Becky Hammer of Townsend placed second.
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Wakeman
Western Reserve Board of Education
Susan Sobosol
Carrolyn Church
Westerhold Heads Banquet For Young James
Westerhold will serve as general chairman for a banquet honoring Senator Stephen M. Young on May 6. Announcement of his appointment came from co chairmen Mrs. Helen Lippert and Mrs. Leona Hackett who also unveiled ticket sales points in BellevueUnion Bank and Savings and Burrill office Willard Sharick Jewelers New London News Center. The event, at Norwalk Junior High School, continues Norwalk sesquicentennial year festivities.
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James Westerhold
Stephen M. Young
Helen Lippert
Leona Hackett
Cochairmen
Bellevue
Union Bank and Savings and
D. John Burrill’s
Willard Sharick Jewelers
New London
the News Center
Norwalk Junior High School
Norwalk
Norwalk Reflector Local Subscriptions Offered
Norwalk Ohio newspaper details subscription options and rates. Daily delivery area includes Norwalk Milan Monroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard and nearby rural areas. Mail rates listed for Huron Erie counties and nationwide.
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UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspapers Association
Norwalk
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
U.S
Man Fined For Getting Jobless Pay
Robert C. Welch of 99 E. Monroe St. pled guilty in Huron County Court to obtaining unemployment compensation by fraudulent misrepresentation. Judge Wiedemann gave 10 days in jail and a $100 fine with $50 and nine days suspended on restitution to Ohio. Welch admitted four weeks of fraud totaling $212 as investigated by Russell W. Roth. Guy Tanner, 38, 10 W. Washington, faces Mayor's Court for stop sign violation tonight.
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Robert C. Welch
E. Monroe St
Huron County
Robert A. Wiedemann
Welch
Wiedemann
Ohio
Russell W. Roth
Roth
Guy Tanner
Washington
EHOVE sells bonds at 3 3 4 percent for 2.9 million
The EHOVE board approved selling 2.9 million dollars in bonds at 3 3 4 percent with a 51 387 premium from Northern Trust Co of Chicago. The issue will be paid off in 21 years via 500 bonds of 5,000 dollars. bids from Ohio Co of Columbus and Harris Trust Chicago were slightly lower on premium.
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Milan
Ehove
Board of Education
Northern Trust Co
Chicago
Ill
The
Ohio Co. of
Columbus
Harris Trust & Savings Bank of
Christ
Federal Reserve Board
Meeting On Smut Set Here Sunday
Norwalk Methodist Church hosts a Sunday meeting at 3 p m by local citizens disturbed by films and newsstand literature. The program includes the film Printed Poison followed by Rev. Smith of Amhurst Ohio discussing police and psychiatric materials and a display of area literature. The event is part of a regional Methodist ministers action group in Huron Erie Lorain counties and invites service clubs women groups PTA chapters and church groups to send representatives.
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Norwalk Methodist Church
Smith
Ohio
Huron - Erie - Lorain County
PTA
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CAC
Willard ‘Center
Emerson E. Cole
Christie Lee Berner
Ohio State University
Ruth Urbanac Blosser
Leona Mourad
Dale C. Berner
Welton Ave
Berner
Donnelley
Warner Bros
Richard Quine
Proc .Dent
Mayes Technicolor
John Davis
Willard Council
Erie County Commissioners Office
Agu la Valu
Akron
Cleveland
Westerhold Heads
Reflector Ti
Monroe
Reflector-Herald, Inc
J. Creighton Christ
Dial
Pagale
Fremont
Burger Chef Systems
Indianapolis
Star View Drive
RT. 20 West
Sun
E National Bank
E. Main
Southside
Benedict Ave
Fisher-Titus
Northside
Cline St
F.d.1.c
Marion Stark & Sons
Daisyfield
Whittlesey Ave
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