Norwalk to test police applicants with new psychological evaluation
Huron County Mental Health Center to prepare a psychological test for police applicants in Norwalk as part of civil service exams. The city plans to hire one more patrolman to replace Gerald Kluding who resigned in September.
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Norwalk Sheller-Globe building permit issued for $400000 office warehouse
The Norwalk Assembly Division of Sheller-Globe Corp. received a building permit Monday to construct a 49 620 square foot building at Garfield and Jefferson Streets for an office and warehouse. City inspector Melvin Shipley issued the permit. The project value is $400000. A break in at Water Works Wakeman involved a back window and theft of between $14 and $23. police continue to investigate.
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McCrillis Rated By Trustees
Bruce McCrillis director of the Huron County Mental Health Center was rated outstanding in 80 percent of categories by a Mental Health Society committee. The panel cited strongest scores in community education and forensic mental health while noting indirect mental health as the weakest area and seeking improvement. Clark Hunter resigned from the society board with regret.
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Local candidates report campaign spending in Norwalk and beyond
Bob Fish spent 190.44 for mayor of Norwalk with 100 out of pocket and no outside contributions. Edward J. O Reilly reported 340.12 for New London Board of Education. Saunders 55.06 for New London education race. Taylor 20 and Squires 47 for Willard Board races. Sword 39.26 expenses for Russ Sword council campaign. Todd 29.37 for Bellevue council at large. Several candidates report no contributions or expenses including Dickinson Gravenhurst Fishbaugh Ray and Smith.
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Willard Board
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Russ Sword
New London Council
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Bellevue
Harold J. Dickinson
Ripley Township
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Peru Township
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Fairfield Township
Donald E. Ray
South Central Board of Education
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New Haven
Maryann Ashbrook Joins Reflector Advertising Team
Maryann Ashbrook 34 joins Reflector's advertising staff as a saleswoman replacing Evelyn Gilbert who was promoted to retail advertising manager. Originally from Kalamazoo she has lived in Norwalk three years and previously worked at W L Mead Inc and Citizens National Bank. She enjoys art and sale work and will handle selling and layout of retail ads while continuing crafts and violin locally.
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Kalamazoo, Mich
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