Willard Annexes Two Tracts To City
Willard city council adopted two emergency ordinances Tuesday night to annex Burkhalter Holden west of Main Street and Snook Wolfe on the south side marking the city’s extended boundaries after a required 60 day waiting period. Residents complained about street assessments while Parker and Pagel urged fixes before payment. The council also moved to cover four parking meters in front of the Neighborhood Opportunity Center and to prepare an ordinance removing all Front Street meters.
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Willard
City of
Burkhalter-Holden
Main Street
Snook and Wolfe
Richard Babcock
Babcock
North Main Street
South Street
Donald Freed
Lavern Pagel
R. Keith Armstrong
Joseph Ben
Oppor
Tunity Center
Front St
Arthur Stearns
Front Street
Stearns
Three WR Board Swears In New Members
At the Western Reserve Board of Education meeting Tuesday night Gerald Beck Howard Wolfe and William Bailey took the oath of office Beck replaces George Dalton who did not seek re election Anice Eisenbarth is president William Bailey is vice president Evelyn Radcliffe gains 700 in salary to 5200 with a four year contract Carol Phillips becomes part time Wakeman cafeteria helper for 1 1 2 hours per school day Freda Shupe bus driver resigns Nancy Zuk named replacement Meetings set for the second Wednesday of each month at 8 p m.
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Western Reserve Board of Education
Gerald Beck
Howard Wolfe
William Bailey
Beck
George Dalton
Dalton
Anice Eisenbarth
Evelyn Radcliffe
Carol Phillips
Wakeman
Freda Shupe
Nancy Zuk
Catalano Elected Chairman of Norwalk Township Board
William Catalano was elected chairman at the Norwalk Township Board organizational meeting Monday night. He succeeds Clayton Bick. Trustees kept meetings at 8 p.m. on the first and third Mondays each month, with 1968 agenda a general township program discussion.
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William Catalano
Norwalk
Three Named To Park Board In New London
New London selects H F Sturges Coleman Court to the five member Park and Recreation Board joining Richard King and Lowell Hileman. Two vacancies remain for the mayor and the board of education. Council meets to explore skating privileges on Route 60. Edward Farnsworth Jr named president pro tem of council. Committees include Fire and Health and Safety and Police with Farnsworth as chair. A general police briefing followed without action.
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New London
H.F. Sturges
Coleman Court
Board of Recreation
Preston Golding
Board of Education
Richard King
East Main Street
Lowell Hileman
New London Eastern Road
Cook Brothers Farm
Edward Farnsworth, Jr
Council
J.W. Stewart
Farnsworth
Stewart
Kenneth Griffin
Edward Hamilton
Herbert Knapp
Hamilton
Knapp
William Bryson
Griffin
Bundle Days Drive aids Monroeville students
Monroeville High School Student Council asks residents to support Save the Children Federation Bundle Days from December 18 to January 12 with a collection box in the school's main entrance. Norwalk official Morley K. Price remains in Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital for tests in stable condition. Harley Leisure pleads guilty to assault and battery. sentencing set after two men allege he beat them in an Olena tavern. Deputies arrest Leisure. Jack Brown reports fence damage from a backed car. Melvin Simon suspected and says he will contact owner in the morning.
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Appalachia
Monroeville High School
Monroeville
Save the Children Federation
Norwalk
Morley K. Price
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Harley Leisure
New London
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Leisure
Huron County Prosecutor’s Office
Ernest Mitchell
Douglas Williams
Huron County
Jack Brown
Cedar St
Melvin R. Simon
Corwin St
Simon
Reverend Robarge declines Loudenville church call
The Rev. Haldon Robarge of St. Peter's Lutheran Church Norwalk announced at Sunday services that he will not accept the Loudenville congregation's letter of call. He received the call in December and returned it.
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Haldon Robarge
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Norwalk
Loudenville
Robarge
Willard Fire Department Sees No Property Damage in 1967
Willard city manager R Keith Armstrong told the council there was minimal fire activity in 1967 with no property damage in the city. The report highlighted a quiet year for the Willard Fire Department and municipal safety.
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Willard
R. Keith Armstrong
Armstrong
Oath Given Two Monroeville School Board Members
The Monroeville School District Board welcomes two new members Thelma M. Gerber and Malcolm A. Smith with existing members including Charles Eby as president and Paul B. Smith as vice president The board kept pay at 3 dollars per member per regular meeting with a 36 dollar yearly max and set 8 PM meetings on the second Tuesday monthly Mrs Broad was rehired as clerk with pay raised to 4565 dollars per year A three month bills fund was approved Other actions include continuing Ohio School Board Association membership and seeking a portable amplifying system for gyms and fields The high school gym and elementary programs will use space for adult basketball baton classes and marching lessons led by Larry Gillespie with fees credited to the band fund In Tokyo Japan the International Trade and Industry Ministry urged development of a domestic jet capable of carrying 75 to 100 passengers on short and medium routes
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Monroeville
Paul D. Broad
Thelma M. Gerber
Malcolm A. Smith
Charles Eby
Paul B. Smith
George Ebright
Albert Holb
James Morrow
Larry Gillespie
Tokyo
UPI
International Trade and Industry Ministry
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