Resignation prompts new appointment to city zoning board
Arnold Elenbaas steps down from the Board of Building and Zoning Appeals after moving outside city limits. Mayor Wanye Goodsite names Bill Kramer to replace him. Kramer served on the equalization board and is a retired grocery store manager. About $125 cash was stolen from William Miller’s home on Chenango Road via a front door entry.
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Arnold Elenbaas
Board of Building and Zoning Appeals
Bill Kramer
Wanye Goodsite
Elenbaas
Goodsite
Kramer
Warren Dr
Old State Road
William Miller
Chenango Road
New London
Huron County Sheriff’s
Tools and radio stolen from residence during vacation
Police report that tools were stolen from the garage and a Citizens Band radio from the home of Arthur Thompson at 6 Carriage Court while he was away. A screen was pried from a bedroom window and the window jimmied. Drawers were searched but only the radio, valued at $36, was missing.
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Citizens Band
Arthur Thompson
Carriage Court
Equipment stolen from pickup at Nite Life Tavern
A generator, water cooler, and gas can valued over 400 dollars were stolen from a pickup parked at the Nite Life Tavern between 8 and 9 30 p m Gary McDonald of 113 Newton Street reported the loss from Hug Concrete Paving equipment and truck.
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Nite Life Tavern
Gary McDonald
Newton St
Hug Concrete Paving
Norwalk Motorcyclist Injured In Corwin Pine Crash
A Norwalk motorcyclist Michael Moore 20 was injured when his bike collided with a pickup driven by Herbert Rolston 70 at Corwin and Pine. Moore is in satisfactory condition at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. Rolston was cited for failure to yield and additional charges were filed against Henry Bishop Sr. for leaving the scene after a Jefferson Street crash. Sara Stallard 36 sustained minor injuries and was treated at Fisher-Titus. Three Norwalk residents suffered injuries in a separate one car crash on U S 250 near the bypass involving Rebecca Neal 25 and passengers Stephen Lay 3 and John Waldorf 17 all treated and released. No citation issued.
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Norwalk
Corwin
Pine Streets
Michael Moore
N. Foster Sr
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Herbert Rolston
Rosedale Blvd
Rolston
Henry Bishop Sr
Bank St
Jefferson Street
Newton Street
Sara Stallard
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
U.S. 250
U.S. 20
Ohio Highway Patrol
Rebecca J. Neal
Benedict Ave
Seven Villages Set for Election Contests in Huron County
Municipal races appear in seven villages in Huron County with mayoral contests in New London between Robert L. Blackman and Jake Risner. Candidates filed by the Wednesday deadline. mayoral term to end December 1979. Several village council seats also see filings across Willard and other towns with a mix of contested and uncontested races.
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Huron County
New London
Robert L. Blackman
Jake Risner
County Board of Elections
Blackman
Risner
Dan Gessner
J.W. Stewart
Big Chicken Is Back Home in Greenwich Ohio
Henrietta the 6 foot 7 inch fiberglass chicken from Billy Inmon Ford disappeared Saturday night after being left loose on a paving site. A trucker found the bird on U S 20 near Fremont and John Redding of Fremont helped return it for a $25 reward. The chicken, cost 800 dollars, was a Greenwich landmark and a favorite at the Huron County Fair. police will pursue leads on the theft.
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Greenwich
Henrietta
Billy Inmon Ford
Inmon
Ohio 13
U.S. 224
Greenwich Enterprise Review
U.S. 20
Fremont
John Redding
Redding
Henry Ford
Huron County
Sheriff's Department
Health Levies Still Needed in Sparks County
Health Commissioner Dr. Howard Sparks and the health board said two health levies will appear on the November 8 ballot, each a five year operating renewal for two tenths and three tenths of a mill. A proposed piggyback sales tax could replace the levies if enacted, but at present such funding remains speculative. County commissioners are exploring a sales tax to offset a projected 1978 budget gap of 200000 to 250000 dollars.
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Howard Sparks
Sparks
Health Board
Huron County
Community picnic honors senior citizens with entertainment
New London hosts a Thursday night picnic featuring a mock style show with nylon hose steel wool and plastic items as decorations. About 350 guests attend as high school and elementary students perform skits and a Mousketeer act. Senior citizens receive passes to home events and Labor Day activities at Recreation Park.
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New London
Charlie Brown
High School Drama Club
Fitchville
Recreation Park
Bonnie Scheerer
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Erie County Fair
Cheryl Noe
Sonja Stotz
Tim Hohman
Berlin Heights
Karen
Ostheimer
Carolyn Zimmerman
Mattie Crace
Seminary Road
S. Central
South Central School Board
George Frisco
South Central
Dale Immel
Sidney Linggel
Betty Brown
Tim Moss
Paul Sengstock
James Spoerr
Judy Stevens
Lowell Kreager
Barbara Schreck
Lowell Etzler
Whetstone Agency
Willard
Etzler
Monroeville Village
June C. Timman
Jack F. Schafer
John W. Meyer
James E. Morrow
Robert W. Deitz
John A. Trushel
John D. Eastman
Board of Public Affairs
Alvin J. Adelman
Carl J. Myers
New London Village
Robert E. Baker
Russel L. Sword
Clyde Sitz
Henry J. Kidd
Diana C. Bates
Sal Midolo
Ann M. Gessner
Wanda Lee Stewart
Wakeman Village
Sylvia A. Smith
Joseph O. Hipp
Nancy Schmidt
Forest E. Fletcher
Gary L. Swinehart
Leroy Stober
Willard City
Stephen
R. Young
Roderick D. Shininger
Patricia A. Duncan
Chris McKinney
Richard M. Bower
George Gaich
James A. Durbin
North Fairfield Village
John W. Pfanner
Violet V. Clark
Gail A. Rinehart
Vivian Eastman
Roy V. Dendinger
Joanne B. Maerkisch
Wilma Ross
Charles W. Zeller
Edward J. Brown
David R. Wheeler
Greenwich Village
Lee A. Mills
Fred H. Vanscoy
Lois H. Underwood
Big Chicken
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