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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1977
Page
3
Area taxpayers can visit the IRS office at 1437 Sycamore Line Sandusky for 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Thursday information and assistance on 1976 federal returns. Toll free help is available at 800-362-9050.
The New London village council appointed two new council members and an auxiliary policewoman. Russel L. Sword, 28, was chosen to fill a term through December 31, 1979, and Diana C. Bates, 29, to finish another term. Joyce Ann Coovert, 33, was approved as auxiliary policewoman. The meeting also covered wage legislation, grant requests, and a flooding lawsuit.
Three workers laid off by the city of Norwalk have gained new positions. Kenneth Pheifer started with the Huron County Dog Warden, Rick Werner joined the Monroeville Street Department, and Don Minor began work with the Eric Huron Community Action Commission, all under a federal training grant overseen by Capt. Lloyd Smith.
A 16 year old driver Steven C Bourne was cited for failure to control after his truck hit a Hill s Interiors truck parked on Benedict Ave causing it to strike an Alene D Carter station wagon. Passenger Helena S Tolle claimed injury but did not seek medical help.
South Shore Christmas Seal Association has reached 80 percent of its 1976 goal of 96000. Since Nov 1, headquarters in Norwalk has received 77340. Campaign chairman Charles Shullick says follow up mailings will go to non donors. Funds support education patient services and research for emphysema asthma and chronic bronchitis.
Norwalk seeks 495000 for a sewer separation project on the northwest side and 5000 to support operating costs for a Community Action Council bus serving elderly and disabled residents. Total sewer project cost about 700000 with HUD funds to cover most.
Paul Smith of Monroeville was elected president of the Huron County Board of Education with John Staples of Fitchville as vice-president. Appropriations of 284 499 were approved for 1977, up from 237 600. salary increases and new supervisor positions drove the rise. A $7 350 increase for retirement and workers compensation, and board member liability insurance at 50 per member were approved. The annual meeting for all county school boards will be held at 6 p m Tuesday at Vanson's Restaurant in Monroeville.
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