Spring musical and music program planned at high school
Students return from vacation to begin second semester with band orchestra and chorus rehearsals for an Hour Of Music on Sunday January 21 at 3 p.m. The Music Man theater production directed by Jack Carstensen and Jimmie Mougey will run April 13 and 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.P. Laycock
Jimmie Mougey
Ohio Wesleyan
Danny L. Boone
Central State
Heidelberg College
Ski Club
Mansfield
Improper turn leads to crash near Greenwich Milan Road
Robert L. Carpenter 54 of New London charged with improper turning after an accident on Greenwich Milan Townline Road. He turned into a driveway as Gilbert P. Garnes Jr 34 of Norwalk tried to pass his truck. Garnes and passenger Jean Doll Garnes 31 complained of bumps on the head. President Nixon to celebrate 60th birthday with quiet Camp David dinner with daughters arriving from Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Carpenter
New London
Greenwich- Milan Townline
State Highway Patrol
Carpenter
Gilbert P. Garnes, Jr
Norwalk
Garnes
Jean Doll Garnes
Washington
Effect Of Corps Proposals On Farming
Huron County Agriculture Agent John Wells says the proposed plan to pipe secondary treated metropolitan sewage effluent to the area for spraying on cropland raises unknown health and land impact risks. The plan would cover about 240 000 acres with 52 inches of water per year, and include a storage lagoon. Local officials weigh whether to pursue pilot projects in Crawford County and how the concept would affect local soils and farming viability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County Agriculture
John Wells
Huron County Board of Health
Wells
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Cleveland Area
Health Board
United States
Huron County
Corps of Engineers
Cleveland
Three Rivers
Huron-Seneca-Crawford
Ralph Walcher
Corps
Bucyrus
Crawford County
Clarence Ellett
Walcher
Ellett
George F. Linn
Sandusky
Fred Monroe
Roger Dixon
Ohio State University
EHOVE Board Re Elects Hileman and Votes On Budget
EHOVE Joint Vocational School Board re elected Lovell Hileman of New London as president and Henry Ziegler of Bellevue as vice president. The board adopted temporary appropriations totaling 354600 for the first quarter and set tax mill rates, including 195 for the general fund. A new school bus was purchased for 9061 and insurance appraisal contracts were awarded to Industrial Appraisal Co. Betty Geis received a 5.5 percent raise to 10000 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Ehove Joint Vocational School Board of Education
Lovell Hileman
New London
Huron County Board of Education
EHOVE
Henry Ziegler
Bellevue
John Wonnell
Ottawa County
Alto Miller
Erie County
Ziegler
Erie
Chrysler
Plymouth
Dodge
Sandusky
Superior Bus Sales
Lexington
Betty Geis
Huron County Clerk Reports December Vehicle Titles and Tax Totals
Huron County Clerk of Courts Clark Hunter reports 1,638 motor vehicle titles issued in December, plus 28 duplicate titles, 299 memo titles, and four duplicate memos. Liens, cancellations, and watercraft activity noted. 53 Common Pleas cases filed, including 29 civil suits and 20 divorces, with 17 divorces granted. Revenue includes 83,852 for the state tax, 4,763 in clerk fees, 809.75 for the BMV, and 4 for Wildlife. Passport applications total 13. A Truman postage stamp is set for May 8 birth anniversary release, likely first sold in Independence, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County Clerk of Courts
Clark Hunter
Hunter
Common Pleas Court
Ohio Department of Taxation
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Division of Wildlife
U.S. State Department
Washington
UPI
Harry S. Truman
Truman
E.T. Klassen
Independence
Klondike Derby tests Scouts with sledge pull and tasks
More than 200 area Boy Scouts take part in the fifth annual Klondike Derby on February 3. Teams pull five foot sledges over an 80 acre farm, carrying gear and completing tasks at fictitious city points for nuggets worth 10 points each, with time penalties.
Health Board Re-Elects Fritz in Huron County
Alvin Fritz of rural Monroeville was re elected president of the Huron County Board of Health. Mrs John Wallace of Willard will continue as vice president. The board received a 90 day extension for Leon Riley to test his thermal digester for liquid industrial wastes. Riley previously had 60 days. The board discussed flood plain restrictions and reviewed attendance plans for health conferences in Sandusky and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Fritz
Monroeville
Huron County Board of Health
John Wallace
Willard
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Leon Riley
Riley
Tax Levy Rates for Huron County 1972
I Harold B Collier treasurer of Huron County Ohio gives notice of mill levies for 1972 on property tax. County purposes total 3 40 with breakdown General Fund 2 10 Health and Welfare Levy .40 Relief Levy .40 Ret Child .40 Bonds .10. Local purposes rates apply by township and corporation per table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold B. Collier
Huron County
Ohio
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James Bersche
James Ross
Mr. Blackwell
Princess Margaret
Ali McGraw
Tonue
Asain Spiegel
Franklin J Schaffner
Production
Nicholas
and Alexandra
Columbia Pictures
Nl’s
Hileman
Matinee
Kartoon Karnival
Stooges
the World
E. Main St
Klondike
Firelands
Lovers Lane Road
International
Mead Motor
EAST
Norwalk Beverage Center
ST. Marys Street
Clayton Fries
Mgr
Jen Bays
Fritz
Charles Zeller
North Fairfield
U.S
Health Department
Huron County’ Regional Planning Commission
Tly
Harold B. Collie
Benue
Bellevue Corp
Greenwich Corp
Milan Corp. Erogeesess
Monroeville Corp
Ew London Corp
North Fairfield Corp
Norwalk Corp
Western Reserve S. D
Plymouth Corp
Wakeman Corpse Eeesnees
Willard Corp
Bronson Twp
Monroeville S
Norwalk S. D
Western Reserve S. D Serene
Fairfield Twp. Sranenerenee
New London S. D
Central S. D
Fitchville Two
En London
Eoensereeseeen
Greenfield Two
Central
Willard S
Greenwich Twp
Central S
Hartland Twp
London
Serena
Lyme Twp
New Haven
Plymouth SD
Cenereseeeseoers
Berlin-Milan
Monroeville S. D
Norwalk S. Deeenees
Western Reserve
Norwich
Seneca East S. D
Peru
Richmond
Buckeye Central S. D
Senecast S. D
Ridgefield
S. D
Ripley
Townsend Twp
Wakeman Twp
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