Willard Board Rejects Park Street Widening Plan
Willard Board of Education rejected City Manager Paul Capelle’s proposal to widen Park Street at Central Elementary for bus parking. Two concrete options, six inches for $1,400 or four inches for $1,000, were proposed. the board noted principal and bus driver approval but decided against the plan.
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Willard
Board of Education
Paul Capelle
Park Street
Central Elementary
Capelle
Brenda Smith
Gerald Janosko
Eugene McEndree
Virginia Lydy
John Rosso
Edison High selects ten delegates for Buckeye State programs
Edison High School will send five girls and five boys to the American Legion Buckeye Girls State and Buckeye Boys State programs this summer. The pictured girls are Bonnie Justi Suzanne Boegl Debbie Hoag Carmen Likes and Jean Meyers. The boys are Steve Bechtel Andy Haeuptle Randy Deehr and Charles Hippler with Charles Smith also a delegate. The programs run June 14 to 21.
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Edison High School
American Legion
Buckeye
Bonnie Justi
Suzanne Boegl
Debbie Hoag
Carmen Likes
Jean Meyers
Steve Bechtel
Andy Haeuptle
Randy Deehr
Charles Hippler
Charles Smith
Classified Ad Notice From NorW Walk Re
A terse classified notice appears in the NorW Walk section for a local sale or listing. The readable fragment mentions a transaction or offer and a public posting date, with minimal extraneous context.
Milan Sanctuary Meeting Seeks Help From Local Groups
Milan groups are invited to a 7 30 p m meeting on May 5 to discuss repairs and maintenance at the Galpin Wildlife Sanctuary. The Milan Cemetery Association owns the land and invites volunteers to restore footpaths benches and creek bridges and to care for cemetery flower beds.
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Milan
Galpin
Milan Cemetery Association
C.L. Howells
Front St
Norwalk Library Observes National Library Week
The Norwalk Public Library highlights National Library Week with a children's books display in the Children's Department and Bicentennial themed books at the Courthouse. Children who read from the Children's Department in April can win an age level book in a May 1 drawing, no attendance required. Overdue items may be returned this week for a maximum $1 per borrower. no free day is offered.
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Norwalk
Children’s Department
Calendar items include Scout troops and community groups
Tuesday features Girl Scout Cadette Troop 143 First United Presbyterian Church at 7 p.m and Boy Scout Troop 232-First United Presbyterian Church at 7 p.m Shoestring Players at Huron County Bank Building Room 202 at 7 30 p.m Wednesday lists TOPS OH 1161 Trinity Lutheran Church Monroeville 30 p.m Xi Delta Mu at Mrs Lee Elmer 8 p.m Al-Anon Senior Saatas 8 p.m Beta Sigma Phi Nu Nu Chapter at Mrs Chris Grimm Also a classified ad offers to buy sell or rent a house with phone 668 3771
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First United Presbyterian Church
Huron County Bank
Maple City Mothers Club
Bette Graffice
Trinity Lutheran Church
Monroeville
Xi Delta Mu
Lee Elmer
Al-Anon
Saatas
Beta Sigma Phi
Nu Nu Chapter
Chris Grimm
Marine Pvt. Noble Deploys to Caribbean With 38th Unit
Marine Pvt. John J. Noble, son of Mr and Mrs L R Noble of Route 1 Plymouth, leaves Camp LeJeune N C for Caribbean deployment with the 38th Marine Amphibious Unit. He will train and visit several Caribbean islands.
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Marine Pvt
John J. Noble
L.R. Noble
Route 1
Plymouth
Marine Corps Base
Camp LeJeune
N.C
Caribbean
38Th Marine Amphibious Unit
New London Teachers Receive Over 10 Percent Pay Rise
The New London Board of Education approved a base starting salary increase from 6 900 to 7 600 for 1975 76 with further 10 percent adjustments across the schedule. Top pay reaches 13 300 after 15 years with a master’s degree and they may receive extra state funds as outlined. Non certified staff gain 20 cents an hour with potential 5 cent boosts if state money arrives. Full Blue Cross Blue Shield coverage is provided for all staff.
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Willard Education Association
Ohio Association of Public School
OAPSE
WEA
L. June Speece
Ruth Griffin
B. Carlisle Bowling
Jerry Stackhouse
Thomas J. Quinn
Mary Ellen Sway
Henry Wiers
Ida Tucker
Rosalyn Cline
Mabel Kilper
Millie Prater
Neil Lydy
Cheryl Paplinski
New London
Board of Education
Donald Schick
Three Teacher Contracts Not Renewed by New London Board
In New London the Board of Education approved 24 teacher contracts on Monday night while declining to renew three temporary hires. Supt. Donald Schick said the nonrenewals do not reflect on the individuals and that vacant positions may be offered first to those affected. The board also cut four teacher aide positions due to funding uncertainty for 1975 76.
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New London
Board of Education
Donald Schick
LNG Ships Promise Clean Energy From Across The Ocean
The program describes liquefied natural gas LNG shipped by cryogenic tankers from distant sources to Chesapeake Bay where Columbia Gas will receive and revaporize it for pipelines. The aim is to supply more clean energy while acknowledging higher costs and rising energy prices.
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Columbia Gas
Chesapeake Bay
Columbia
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