Remodeling Shelter Is Planned
The Huron County Humane Society plans a remodeling project at the Huron County Animal Shelter on Shady Lane. Federal free labor would cover materials valued at about $4,000, with IBM stock donations of $2,500 to fund capital improvements and $1,500 from savings to cover the remainder. Plans require approval from the Huron County Commissioners and review by Grantsman George Russell.
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Huron County
Shady Lane
Lawrrence Grell
Ecohay
Huron County Umane Society
George Russell
Grell
Russell
Cancer Doesn't Always Mean The End Says Cured Patient
Mrs. Robert Martin a Wakeman nurse and colon cancer survivor credits prompt treatment and God for her recovery after 1964 surgery and cobalt therapy. She urges annual physicals and immediate medical checks for suspicious symptoms. her son Patrick chairs the Huron County Cancer Crusade with 900 volunteers calling on homes this weekend.
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Susan Kimbler
Robert
Margaret) Martin
Martin
Wakeman
Mrs. Martin
Police and Firemen Ratify City Contract
Police and firemen voted to ratify a tentative two year contract with a 15 percent raise. The package, retroactive to Jan 1, costs about 175000 and would likely extend to all city employees except department heads. City Council must approve before it takes effect.
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Fred Lau
Richard Striker
Cleveland
Melvin Shipley
Brady Expands Rail Ties with Depot Redesign
Brady Decorating Freight Depot on Railroad Ave plans a bold fire engine red repaint with white trim and a black roof for the former Penn Central freight depot at 42 N. Prospect St. Brady Realty owner Bud Brady bought the building from Gould Inc of Milan about a year ago for over 20000 dollars.
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George
Bud) Brady
Brady Realty
Brady
Railroad Ave
Penn Central
Prospect St
Gould, Inc
Milan
City Sues PERS Over Back Retirement Contributions
Norwalk filed a lawsuit against the Public Employees Retirement System seeking relief from paying retirement contributions for Henry A. Schaper for years 1955 to 1957. PERS billed the city $1,881.20 including employee and city shares plus interest and an admin fee. The city argues the deficiencies were not timely notified and cites statute of limitations.
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City of
Norwalk
PERS
Henry A. Schaper
Schaper
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