Final Memorial Lake band concert wraps up summer
Tonight at Memorial Lake the final summer band concert begins at 7 30 p m with an ice cream social hosted by the Norwalk High School Truckerettes. Musicians are invited to join and meet at the shelter house at 7.
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Memorial Lake
Norwalk High School Truckerettes
Shelter House
Torch Pot Knocked Over At Bridge Site Fire
A warning torch pot toppled at East Water Street struck by a vehicle and fell into the Linwood Bridge construction site Wednesday evening. The resulting fire damaged several wood forms but caused little further damage. The driver remains unknown.
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East Water Street
Linwood Bridge
Norwalk
Milan forms sewer financing committee to study village project
Representatives from Huron and Erie Counties Milan Township Trustees and Milan Council meet to form a sewer financing committee. The panel will include members from each group since the size is too large to resolve financing questions.
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Milan
Huron
Erie
Milan Township
Immunization Clinics Planned Across Huron County Next Week
Immunization clinics for children four months and older are set for Aug. 6 through Aug. 10 in Huron County. Free vaccines cover diphtheria pertussis tetanus polio measles and rubella with measles rubella limited to children at least one year old. Sessions run 1 to 4 and 5 to 8 p.m. each day at different locations including New London Greenwich New Haven Monroeville and Wakeman.
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Huron County
New London City
Greenwich Intermediate
New Haven School
Monroeville City Building
Wakeman Elementary
Brooklyn College students serve as BBB New York advisers
Fourteen Brooklyn College students work part time as consumer advisers for the Better Business Bureau of New York. They say hearing people's problems makes them more cautious as consumers. The college's volunteer program aims to merge theory with real life urban consumer education.
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NEW York
UPI
Brooklyn College
Better Business Bureau of New York
Sizemore Won't Run For Norwalk School Board
Raymond L. Sizemore, long time Norwalk Board of Education member and current president, will not seek reelection due to job and personal reasons. The 1968 appointee to succeed Edward Rubinow served a full term since 1969. Filing for candidates, including Holman Ryder Currier, closes at 4 p.m. August 8 with petition requirements of 48 to 98 signatures.
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Raymond L. Sizemore
Norwalk
Sizemore
Edward Rubinow
William B. Holman
James G. Ryder
Harry A. Currier
Huron County Board of Elections
School Board
Norwalk Police Station remodeling bids exceed estimate
Bids for remodeling Norwalk's Police Station top the $68,625 available funding by about $7,000 with low base bids totaling $75,330. Roth Construction Co. posted the apparent low base bid of $47,433 for general construction, while Central Ohio led in heating and air with $9,900 and Schodorf Plumbing at $8,750 for plumbing. The city plans emergency legislation to appropriate an additional $8,000 as bids were opened and the control board considers contracts in the coming days.
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Norwalk
Board of Control
Thurman J. Peabody
Roth Construction Co
Janetta
Herner
Schnurr Construction
Price Construction
Knob Hill
Janotta & Herner
Genral
Schodorf Plumbing
Shepp Plumbing and Heating
Boos Plumbing
Zoellner
Central Ohio
Acting Mayor Colvin Appointed in Norwalk Vacation
Acting Mayor Colvin serves as Norwalk leader while Mayor Goodsite takes a week off. Finance Director Douglas Colvin steps in as acting mayor, with Goodsite planning to attend a board of control meeting on police station remodeling bids. No mayor's court is planned during the absence unless urgent need arises.
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Douglas Colvin
Norwalk
Wayne Goodsite
Goodsite
City Hall
Board of Control
4 H Safety Talk Contest At North Fairfield Grange Hall
Twenty two junior 4 H members competed in the Safety Talk Contest at North Fairfield Grange Hall. Betsey Hipp of Norwalk Lively Stitchers won the girls division, with Rose Ann Kramer Norwalk Busy Needles second, Beverly Manning Rocking H 4 H Club third, and Mindy Palm North Fairfield Thimblettes fourth. Matt Missey Fairfield Junior Farmers led the boys, followed by Neil Konst Lyme Producers and Frank Kromer Hartland Scramblers. Sponsors included Flickinger Insurance Norwalk Fulton Insurance Bellevue Jump Insurance Willard Burk Insurance New London. Judges were Cliff Cross John Holden and Harold Kullman of Firelands Toastmasters Club. County 4 H extension agent Carlos F Tucker emceed.
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North Fairfield
North Fairfield Grange Hall
Betsey Hipp
Norwalk Lively Stitchers
Rose Ann Kramer
Norwalk
Busy Needles
Beverly
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