March Achiever of the Month winners named
Robert Bolyard announced the March Achiever of the Month winners James Wise of St Paul High School and Soap JA Company Ron Sawyer of Norwalk High and WAPCO JA Company and Keith Eberly of Norwalk High and Soap JA Company Wise Sawyer and Eberly were judged on attendance sales attitude and written tests A rural Norwalk couple sues builder Richard Opper for 40000 over water problems defects and substandard materials The Puckett lawsuit names Harold and Crystal Puckett and attorney Patrick Murray Five members of the Huron County Federation of Republican Women attended a northeast area Republican meeting in Beachwood with Teddy Niedzwiecki Violet Sanders Phyllis Stewart Jeanne Spoerr and Betty Goodsite and discussed leadership voter registration and state office campaigns
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bolyard
James Wise
St. Paul High School
Soap JA Company
Ron Sawyer
Norwalk High
Wapco JA Company
Keith Eberly
Norwalk
Richard Opper
Harold and
Crystal Puckett
Scranton Road
Opper
N. West St
Pucketts
Patrick Murray
Sandusky
Huron County Federation of Republican Women
Beachwood
Teddy Niedzwiecki
Violet Sanders
Phyllis Stewart
Jeanne Spoerr
Betty Goodsite
New London EMS support unit forms to raise seed money
New London organizes an Emergency Medical Service support unit to back Firelands Ambulance Service. Mrs. Shar Saunders serves as interim chair and Mrs. Joyce Marsh as temporary treasurer. The group aims for 12000 dollars in seed money to cover startup costs when the ambulance district becomes operational this summer. If sufficient funds are raised via gifts and raffles, EMS district trustees may avoid a tax levy on the ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW London — Emergency Medical Service
EMS
New Firelands Ambulance Service
Shar Saunders
Joyce Marsh
EMS District
Four Injured In Head On Collision Near Plymouth
A Friday afternoon two vehicle crash on Ohio 61 near Plymouth left four people injured. Anne Edelberry, 68, of Shelby, was hospitalized with facial injuries. Craig Coburn 17 and Scott Barnett 16 of Willard were treated and released. Coburn cited for failure to yield. Ohio 61 traffic disrupted 45 minutes while tow crews cleared wreckage and gasoline spilled were cleaned by Plymouth firefighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Ohio
Anne Edhelberry
Shelby
Mansfield General Hospital
Craig A. Coburn
Scott Barnett
Willard
Shelby Memorial Hospital
Eric B. Nelson
Coburn
Highway Patrol
Edelberry
Ohio 61
Thomas H. Hillman
Ontario St
Halfway Road
Hillman
Linda L. Kraft
Monroeville
Edward C. Windmiller
David J. Loney
Zick Road
Windmiller
Loney
Ohio 598
Police Blotter Report Of Towed VW And Damages
Police towed a green Volkswagen parked on the sidewalk in front of the fire station after it was missing a wheel and blocking the exit route of a pumper truck. Driver Brett Gribben of Huron left a note on the car. Two criminal damage incidents were reported Thursday morning including damage to a recreation room and office at Firelands Village Apartments and a broken windshield on a wrecker. additional incidents include a knife threat during an argument at Sheller Globe Corp. and vandalism to vehicles on Cleveland Road and Milan Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
Thomas Pugh
Pugh
Dale Avenue
East
Fire Department
Brett Gribben
Huron
Firelands Village
Spring Street
Roger McIntyre
M & M Wrecker Service
W. Main St
Frederick van Newkirk
Brunswick
Ohio
Cleveland Road
W. L. Mead, Inc
William Dauch Concrete, Inc
Daniel L. Roberts
Greenwich
the Nite Life
Milan Ave
Intensive Care Funds Available For Area Hospitals
Regional planning Director C B Roscoe announced a state emergency medical service program will fund mobile intensive care units in ambulances to transport critically ill patients. Grants range from 10 000 to 14 000 dollars and are available to area hospitals, following a briefing from the Ohio Department of Health EMS Division in Bowling Green. Roscoe will notify local hospitals about the grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.B. Roscoe
Roscoe
Ohio Department of Health Ems Division
Bowling Green
County Elections Awards Printing Contract for June Primary
The Huron County Board of Elections awarded a $5,838 printing contract for the June 6 primary election to Dayton Legal Blank Co. as the sole bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County Board of Elections
Dayton Legal Blank Co
Bowling Green U Increases Tuition for 1978-79
Bowling Green State University raises undergraduate tuition to 273 per quarter from 258 and graduate tuition to 373 per quarter from 358 for the 1978 79 academic year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green
Bowling Green State University
Also Mentioned on This Page
Republican Workshop
UPI News Service Member
Audit Bureau of Circulation and Ohio Newspaper Association
Milan
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwiche London
Erie
U.S
Clancy
Lowell Vanderpool
Beverly Chapman
Sheller Globe Corp
Jefferson
Simon Religious
West Elm Street
Rug
Ney
Nema
Rt. 20
West
Lal
Yiu
Pankamericaro
Peak H.p
SUN
Hoover Celebrity
Willard’s Newest
Willard Quality Care Nursing Center
Wessor
Willard, Ohio
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