Erickson Heads NL Board
James Erickson was elected president and Robert Skillicorn vice president at the New London Board of Education reorganization. First term members O'Hara and Skillicorn and incumbent O'Reilly took the oath. all four win four year terms.
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NEW London
James Erickson
Robert Skillicorn
New London Board of Education
Barbara Angle
David O’hara
Skillicorn
Edward O’reilly
Board of Education
Angle
Joseph Hurley
Norwalk Tax Office Sees Surge as Questionnaire Mailed
Norwalk residents report a flood of calls after the city income tax department mailed one page questionnaires. The form seeks employment status sources of income and rental income details to start city tax rolls. withholding of 1 percent will begin after January.
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Norwalk
Snow Cleanup Tops Willard City Council Meeting
City officials debated winter duties with Myrtle Avenue cited as heavily snowed requiring walks and meters clear within 12 hours. Frank Ludban urged enforcement while Wilcox Taylor noted many residents neglect cleanup and other topics included housing code changes and water project progress.
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Willard
Frank Ludban
Myrtle Avenue
Wilcox Taylor
Donald Hagerman
City Development Commission
Foster Parents Sought for Children 10 to 18 in Lucas County
The Lucas County Family Court Center seeks foster homes for youths ages 10 to 18 and offers monthly compensation. Interested parties should call 216-248-5911 ext 471 or write to Mrs. Margaret Gumble, 429 Michigan Ave Toledo 43624. Huron County Welfare Dept also seeks screened applicants though no children are currently available.
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Lucas County Family Court Center
Margaret Gumble
Michigan Ave
Toledo
Huron County Welfare Department
Mildred Ward
Welfare Department
Clothes Dryer Fire Damages New London Home
New London firefighters responded to an 8 p.m. Monday fire at the James Pearce residence on Route 60 one mile north of town. The blaze damaged only clothes in a dryer with all other property spared.
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New London
James Pearce
Bill Russell To Keynote BG Black Culture Week
Former basketball star Bill Russell will headline Bowling Green State University Black Culture Week January 18 to 24. His talk Go Up For Glory is set for January 19 at 8 p.m. in the Grand Ballroom. Russell, famed for leading the Celtics to 10 titles, has lectured nationwide since retirement.
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Bowling Green
Bill Russell
Bowling Green State University
Russell
University Union
Student Activities Office
St. James Radio
Toledo
Boston Celtics
Boston
Sports Illustrated Magazine
State Elections 1 Board to Attend State Convention
Members of the Huron County Board of Elections and officials will attend the annual state convention in Columbus called by Secretary of State Ted Brown. The meeting will discuss new Ohio election laws next Monday and Tuesday. The Board of Elections office remains open.
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Huron County Board of Elections
Madge Earl
Leona Hackett
Ted Brown
Columbus
Ohio
Huron County
Ohio School Boards Association
Albert Holb
Church Women Circles Gather in Monroeville
Monroeville calendar lists Women Circle I at Trinity Lutheran parish house 2 Groton St. Circle I at J L Dickman home 2 p.m. Circle II at Trinity parish house 7 45 p.m. and at Wayne Miller home 8 p.m. Circle III at Richard Grell home 8 p.m. Congregational Community United Church of Christ annual meeting and officer election 7 30 p.m. Thursday. Pontiac St Peter's Lutheran church council 8 p.m. Friday.
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Groton St. John’s Lutheran Church
Gerald Dickman
Trinity Lutheran Church
Wayne Miller
Groton
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Richard Grell
Congregational Community United Church of Christ
Pontiac St. Peter’s
Monroeville School Board Elects Smith President and Officers
Monroeville trustees chose Malcolm A. Smith as president and Thelma M. Gerber as vice president. New members Warren Ruggles George Weinman and Richard Winslow took oaths. Meetings move to the third Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the high school.
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Monroeville
Smith
Malcolm A. Smith
Townline Road
Thelma M. Gerber
Peru Center Road
Warren Ruggles
George Weinman
Richard Winslow
Re-Elected Stanton Presides City Council Fourth Term
Cleveland city council on Monday re elected James V. Stanton to a fourth term as its president.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland City Council
James V. Stanton
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