New London Council Approves First Reading Curfew for Youths
The New London council moved a curfew ordinance restricting under 18s from 9 30 p m to 5 30 a m on school days and 11 p m to 5 30 a m on vacations and weekends. Exemptions apply to supervised or work activities. Parents face escalating fines. Mayor cites pending flood funds and village improvements.
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NEW London
New London Council
Norman Snyder
William Bryson
John Kelly
Kelly
Robert Sprague
Stewart
Board of Trustees
Recreation Park
John Lowther
Board of Public Affairs
City Building Permits Fall for July Report
City council received a July report from Mayor Harold E. Finch showing building and repair permits totalled 140 223 dollars, down from 225 200 in June and well below May. Most permits covered new residences totaling 107 600 dollars with several individual home projects listed. industrial permits were minimal with no new industrial requests in July.
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Harold E. Finch
Bud Brady
Breezewood Dr
Martha C. Meyers
Woodward Dr
City Builder’s Inc
Grove Ave
Bruce Derby
N. West St
The
Sisters Adorers of the Precious Blood
Main St
Tom Rospert
Maple St
Milan to Get 10 New Street Lights
The Milan village Board of Public Affairs received drawings showing ten street light locations for Ohio Edison Co. to install on Old State Road Route 601 and Milan Manor Drive in the annexed area. Installations are planned for around Sept. 1 after a prior lighting contract was signed.
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Milan
Ohio Edison Co
Board of Public Affairs
R.L. Duecker
Ohio Edison
Sandusky
Old State Road
Milan Manor Drive
Citizens National Bank
Norwalk
Treasury
Majorettes Featured on North Fairfield Calendar Cover
South Central High School majorettes are pictured on the North Fairfield Lions Club Community Calendar now on sale The Lions sell in North Fairfield while majorettes handle Greenwich sales Calendar orders taken at the North Fairfield Street Fair and Greenwich festival Friday and Saturday Proceeds fund Lions eye research pilot dogs and glasses programs
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North Fairfield
South Central High School
Lions Club
Lions
Maiorettes
Greenwich
Monroeville Cable Progress Report and Village Actions
Monroeville officials heard an update from Thomas Willet of Continental Cablevision on the Monroeville operation. The strand mapping is done, the tower near Washington Road serves Norwalk, and the system is ahead of schedule though service beyond the village limits is not confirmed. The council authorized procurement for Thompson Industries plant utilities and approved easements and planning work for water and sewer services.
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Monroeville
Thomas Willet
Continental Cablevision of Ohio, Inc
Norwalk
Washington Road
Willet
Thompson Industries
Council
Monroe Street
Janetta and Herner, Inc
M.M. Schirtzinger and Associates
Chillicothe
Jack Frost
Donald Karnehm
South Main Street
Arthur Morehead
Knights of Columbus
Harold McNally
M.M. Schlitzinger
Village curfew concerns and court dispositions in Norwalk
The report notes concern over lack of a curfew and youths on streets at night. Police respond to rural fire calls as cars leave the village. Several cases in Norwalk Mayor’s Court include Gertrude Hanson fined for permitting an unlicensed driver, Joseph Lach bond forfeiture for failure to stop, Glen Hornsby fined for drunk driving, William Allan red light violation bond forfeiture, Patricia Curran stop sign violation bond forfeiture, and Henry Bishop senior public drunkenness and resisting arrest with fines and jail time suspended on payment.
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Norwalk
Gertrude I. Hanson
Reed St
Joseph Lach
Avon
Glen E. Hornsby
Fort Wayne
Ind
William H. Allan
Marshall St
Patricia FE. Curran
Loraine
Henry J. Bishop, Sr
Bank St
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Wellington
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Nahanni River
Yukon Territory
E. Main St
Party Center
Ron Bilger
Ashland
Sam Spinello
Frederick Machine Works
Foster and Page Streets
Hamilton Rentals
N. Pleasant St
James Stewart
Fryen St
Richard Rupp
State St
Clarence Flood
M. Reineck
Wooster St
Norman Beidelman
Ontario St
Liteweight Suits
Coats
Pohl
UPI News Service Member
Audit Bureau of Circulation and Ohio Newspaper Association
Herman Schaafsma
Jack E. Brown
Herbert M. Griffiths
Robert Witt
Wakeman
Willard
Aero
U.S
Cubnampion
Huron
Progress
Clock Lane
Horseshoe Drive
Knob Hill
James L. Fitzgerald
Leonard Connors
Richard A. Wingate
Huron County Budget Commission
M.M. Schritzinger and Associates
Mayor’s Court
General Electric
W. Main
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