McDonald outlines Huron County Guidance Center needs
Hugh J. McDonald, a psychiatric social worker, addressed the Norwalk Kiwanis Club about the Huron County Guidance Center. He said nearly half of last year’s 295 referrals were under 18, most in early school grades, with behavior and emotional issues dominating cases. The clinic logged 2,467 interviews, operates without a psychologist, uses individual and group therapy, and offers free countywide services supported by taxes.
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Huron County Guidance Center
Hugh J. McDonald
Norwalk Kiwanis Club
McDonald
Guidance Center
Paul M. Jones
Quickies and Local Notices Highlight Autumn Events
Various ads and notices list fish dinners at Gulf Inn and street fair events at North Street Recreation Field August 28 29 with a teen dance and drawings. Sophie’s Beauty Shoppe updates and Ruth Rounds Timbs management changes are noted along with suburban center locations and a Presbyterian Church rummage sale dates September 1 4.
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North Street
Monroeville
Ruth Rounds Timbs
Sophie
W. Main
Old State Rd
East Mainer
Gallup Ave
Markets Cleveland Livestock and Cattle Prices Report
UPI markets report Cleveland livestock and hogs with steady prices across weights. Hogs 150 steady. prime cattle show strong demand with steers 27 to 27.50 and cows 10 to 16. calves at 25. lambs 23 to 24.50. soybeans listed at 2.49.
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Cleveland
UPI
Ee Et Sue Ok
Willard Referendum Drive Faces Fresh Push
Former mayor Max Van Allen backs a city charter referendum in Willard. New petitions will circulate though no formal plan exists yet after a prior rejection over drafting. Critics say the 1958 charter concentrates power in the city manager while proponents seek resident input. Co petitioners include Russell McDowell and Harold Gahr. Meanwhile councilman James Buzzard says will review police department issues after the suspension of Patrolman Charles Lindsay, who has appealed.
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Willard
Max van Allen
James Buzzard
Reflector
Willard Police Department
Charles Lindsay
Link Sr. of Norwalk Bakery Dies at 59
Clarence E. Link Sr. 59 of 35 Rosedale Blvd. died last night at Sandusky Memorial Hospital after weeks of illness. He ran Link's Bakery for 35 years and once operated a restaurant. Survived by widow Agnes, son Clarence Jr., four grandchildren, two brothers, four sisters. Rosary Sunday at Kubach-Smith Funeral Home. Mass Monday at St. Paul’s Church. Burial in parish cemetery.
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Link
Clarence E. Link
Rosedale Blvd
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Linwood Ave
Norwalk
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
Agnes
Clarence Jr
Barrington, Ill
Arthur
Toledo
Elmer
Leona Cook
Mary March
Karl L. Burger
Chamber official meets Norwalk leaders at luncheon
John F. Hall of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce north central division joined Norwalk chamber officials for a luncheon to discuss future programs and goals. The event included divisional presidents and was held as part of ongoing local chamber activities.
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John F. Hall
North Central
United States Chamber of Commerce
Norwalk
Hall
Firemen honor Don Cole with 33 years of service badge
City firefighters held a covered dish supper at the fire station on Thursday and presented a badge to Don Cole commemorating 33 years with the department. Cole is a retired driver who left the department on June 1. Wives of the firefighters attended the gathering for the first time in about 16 years.
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Don Cole
Cole
Klein Buys Al's Cab Franchise Expansion Planned
Robert Klein and James Sr. acquire the Al's Cab franchise and will operate the company starting September 1. Klein plans to add one taxi to the current six cab fleet. Al Norsworthy, owner for 14 years, announced the sale and hinted at future plans. Klein recently returned to Norwalk after working in Cleveland and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kent Klein.
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Robert Klein
James Sr
Al’s
Klein
al Norsworthy
Norsworthy
Norwalk
Cleveland
Kent Klein
License Lock Brings Arrests in Willard Area
Willard police report multiple arrests for no operator license or expired license. At Howard and Myrtle a trio including Robert Bolen of Rochester NY Donald Earl Perry of 503 Dale Ave and Robert Hahler were charged and posted 25 bonds. Perry and Bolen cited for expired licenses. Hahler pending.
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Willard - Willard
Howard and
Myrtle
Robert Bolen
Roches
Ter
N.Y
Donald Earl Perry
Dale Ave
Driver Fined After Second Hit-Skip in Mayor's Court
Willard Bobby Jaymes 37 of YMCA pleaded guilty to two counts of reckless operation leaving the scene and DWI in mayor's court this morning. He was fined 25 dollars and costs for reckless operation 35 dollars and costs for leaving the scene and 200 dollars plus three days in jail for DWI. He also faced an August 2 reckless operation charge and a prior hit skip citation from May 1 for improper backing.
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Willard
Bobby Jaymes
YMCA
Jaymes
Wayne Huffman
Huffman
Maple St
DWI
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Ohio State Fairgrounds
Huron County
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NASA
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American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
Philadelphia
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William R. Kerslake
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Paul D. Reader
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