Norwalk Board to Vote on Joint Vocational School
The Norwalk Board of Education will vote tonight on joining Erie Huron Ottawa districts to establish a vocational school. Fifteen districts must approve for the plan to stand. a single no vote could require revamping. The meeting starts 7 30 p.m. at the administrative office on North Hester Street.
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Norwalk Board of Education
Erie-Huron
Ottawa County
Sandusky Board of Education
Norwalk
North Hester Street
December burglary probes and sheriff activity report
The Huron County Sheriff's Department investigated 20 complaints in December including four breaking and entering cases and three larcenies. They served 138 writs, made 20 writs arrests, assisted at five fires and four accidents, and handled jail operations with 8 inmates at month end and 1,344 meals served. Bounty paid for 20 red foxes and 14 gray foxes.
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Huron County Sheriff's Department
Huron County
Tiffin State Hospital
Travel Insurance Policy Service Notice
Don Halter will continue to service all Travelers Insurance Co policies of Life Accident Health Hospitalization and Group Insurance that were written through The Bowen Company.
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Travelers Insurance CO
Bowen Company
Hit-Skip Damages Car Of Gerald Lee in Front of Salvation Army
A 1965 station wagon owned by Gerald R. Lee of 36 Grove Ave was heavily damaged in a hit-skip crash in front of the Salvation Army building at 460 Benedict Ave shortly after 6 30 this morning. Police say the left rear of the car was crushed and a window broken. The impact pushed the car 35 feet and investigators suspect a truck caused the damage.
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Gerald R. Lee
Grove Ave
Salvation Army
Benedict Ave
Lee
Staton
New City Building Activity Soars 95 Percent in 1965 Nor walk
The 1965 building permits show Nor walk total new construction valued at $1,918,336 for 97 units, up from 1964. Alterations and repairs totaled $409,639 for 114 units, slightly below 1964. Overall 1965 construction and repairs reached $2,326,975 for 211 units, up 56 percent from 1964.
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Norwalk
Cuban Family Finds Warm Welcome In Willard Despite Snow
Mr and Mrs Bernardo Munoz arrive from Cuba after Castro policy reshuffle. They are greeted by Willard residents who furnish a four room apartment and stock of food. Bernardo, Antonio and their Willard children Bernardo and Antonio reconnect after years apart. Bernardo works at R R Donnelley. Tony employed in Shelby. both men married with local ties.
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Willard
William Kauffman
Bernardo Munoz
Cuba
Munoz
Cleveland
Mansfield
Bernardo
Antonio
Woodbine Street
Havana
Castro
Willard High School
Kauffmans
R.R. Donnelley and Sons Co
Tony
Shelby
Jill Martin
Georgia Martin
Glenn Martin
Adult Farmer Classes Begin At Milan High School
The first of a series for area farmers was held Monday night at Milan High School in the vocational agriculture room. All sessions start at 8 p.m. and run two hours with the next topic focused on Organic Fertilizers on January 24.
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Milan High School
Telephone Expansion Underway In Monroeville Knob Hill Area
E W Jonas manager of the Norwalk District of the Northern Ohio Telephone Co says open wire lead is being replaced with cable on River Road to Knob Hill. He expects completion within two weeks based on current progress.
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Pat Nugent
Pres. Johnson
Luci
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
District of Columbia National Guard
Wisconsin National Guard
Nugent
Guard
UPI
Knob Hill
Monroeville
E.W. Jonas
Norwalk
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
River Road
Jonas
Slides Shown At Guatemala City by Grange Member
Milward Van Tuylen presented colored slides of Guatemala City and a brief history of Guatemala to New London Grange members on Thursday night. He is the American Field Service student living with the Herbert Sturges family at 150 Coleman Court for the 1965-66 school year.
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New London
Guatemala City
Guatemala
New London Grange
Milward van Tuylen
Milward
Field Service
Herbert Sturges
Coleman Court
Willard Board Approves Title 1 Projects and Bus Bids
Willard Board of Education approves two Title 1 federal aid resolutions to help educationally deprived students, health and instruction gains, and new teaching supplies. It also accepts two bus bids, outlines guidance counselor programs, plans demolition bids for New Haven old school, and schedules a Friday meeting on annual appropriations.
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Willard
Huron County
Buckingham Farm Equipment Co
GMC
Newcomer
Lexington
Willard High Schools
Ruby Starbuck
Gordon Miller
Supt
M.E. Acocks
New Haven
Leonard Seasly
Fireside Inn
Roger Whetstone
Wakeman Councillors Take Oath and Appoint President
Mayor Paul Burns administered the oath to new councilmen William Graham Leon Butler William Jackson and Cris Draudt with Graham named council president. Other council members include Ralph Jackson and Ben Humm. The 1966 committees list Draudt as Finance chair and cover Fire Sanitation Police Water Streets and Zoning plus a youth activities panel chaired by Draudt.
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Wakeman
Paul Burns
William Graham
Leon Butler
William Jackson
Cris Draudt
Graham
Ralph Jackson
Ben Humm
Burns
Draudt
Graham and Humm
Butler
Ralph
Wil
Liam Jackson
Humm
Norwalk Reflector Offers Subscriptions and Rates
The Norwalk Reflector announces its daily except Sundays and holidays publication by Reflector-Herald Inc. with UPI news service and circulation across Milan, Monroeville, Wakeman, North Fairfield, Greenwich, New London, Willard, and surrounding areas. Rates include 45 cents weekly and yearly mail subscriptions in various regions.
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Norwalk
Reflector
E. Monroe
Ohio
Reflector-Herald, Inc
UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspapers Association
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
U.S
Deaf Man Perfects Tiny Transistor Hearing Aid
A hard of hearing inventor has perfected a miniature transistor hearing aid. The device powers a tiny energ unit and makes whispers clear. Interested readers may write HEARING 32 9th St., Erie, Pa for full information at no cost.
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Erie
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