Milan’s First Outstanding Farmer Is Ted Gastier
Ted W. Gastier of Milan was named Milan’s first Outstanding Young Farmer by the Jaycees at a Monday meeting. A five year farmer with crops including melons soybeans beets cabbage and corn he holds a 1963 agriculture degree from Ohio State University. He has been active in St John’s United Church of Christ 4 H and Farm Bureau and cited personal hardships as examples of unforeseen problems. Jaycees also approved a $50 seed grant for a proposed Berlin Heights Jaycee Chapter.
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Milan
Ted W. Gastier
Strecker Road
Jaycees
Jaycee
Gastier
Ohio State University
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Farm Bureau
Berlin Heights
Car Stolen From Ford Lot Recovered Abandoned
A 1966 Mustang stolen from George Manyak Ford, Inc. Sunday was found abandoned on Interstate 71 Monday. Ohio State Highway Patrol reported two youths had driven the car, with Manyak told police it last was seen at 3 p.m. Sunday. London police awaiting pickup. no arrests made.
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George Manyak
Ohio State
Columbus Post
Manyak
London
Berlin Heights Fire Department elects new officers
The Berlin Community Fire Department elected Fran Dale Frankbonner as chairman William Krenzer as vice chairman and Donald Smith as secretary treasurer at the annual meeting Monday night. At the department Christmas party Saturday night Donald Goodman received a watch for 20 years of service.
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Berlin Heights
Berlin
Fran Dale Frankbonner
William Krenzer
Donald Smith
Donald Goodman
Water and sewer rates rise in New London
The Board of Public Affairs approved a rate increase effective January 1. Water will cost 1.20 per thousand for the first 5,000 gallons with a 6 minimum quarterly charge, then tiered up to 60,000 gallons. Sewer charges remain 50 percent of water charges. Initiation fee stays at 3. A reservoir project request from the Northwest Ohio Water Commission may be filed with village council, with construction expected within two years if approved.
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New London
Board of Public Affairs
Lon
Northwest Ohio Water Commission
Norwalk Reflector Publication Details and Rates
Norwalk Reflector provides daily news except Sundays and holidays from Norwalk Ohio. Subscription options include carrier or mail in multiple Ohio towns at 45 cents per week and yearly mail rates of 15 dollars in Huron and Erie counties or 23.40 dollars elsewhere in the U.S. Rates payable in advance.
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Norwalk
Reflector
Monroe
Ohio
Reflector-Herald, Inc
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Airfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
U.S
Classified Ads Save Time for Busy Households
Daily shopping tips and a call to action highlight the value of the classifieds section. An emphasis on saving time and money encourages readers to use ads for their needs.
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Ted Gastier
Farmer
Tom Reel
Firemen
Frankbonner
Ernst
Pohl
Terry
Sander
Norwalk, Ohio
Nlwater
UPI
Ember Audit Bureau of Circular and
Ohio Newspaper Associaon
Zecomet
Ecgmet Cleaners
Solid State
USE Perfected
West Main
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