Borgia Heads Heart Fund Drive In Huron County
John Borgia appointed chairman of the 1967 Heart Fund Campaign by Dr Nino Carmardese at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. The event introduced Kathleen Fannin as Huron County's first Heart Princess. The fund campaign peaks Heart Sunday Feb 26 with volunteers visiting neighborhoods to raise funds and spread heart health education.
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Huron County
John Borgia
Heart Fund
Nino Camardese
The
Heart Association of Northeastern Ohio, Inc
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Kathleen Fannin
Kathleen
Carl Fannin
Collins
Borgia
Ohio State University
Huron County Crippled Children’s Society
Huron County Cancer Association
Norwalk Jaycees
Norwalk Lions Club
Western Reserve to Get 703 894 Budget Approval by Board
Western Reserve Local Board of Education approved the 1967 annual appropriation with estimated resources of 703 894 from the Huron County auditor. Funds were allocated to general 568 700 bond retirement 84 208 cafeteria 45 666 and uniform supplies 5 318. The board also planned a 50 000 advance of tax money for current expenses and accepted resignations of a bus driver and a Wakeman elementary secretary. Lyndon Deeley will perform secretary duties until a replacement is hired. Howard Wolfe was elected president Eunice Eisenbarth vice president. The clerk salary increased to 4 000 plus four percent. Board meetings stay the second Wednesday at 8 p.m.
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Huron County
al Hershiser
Ference Cecile
Wakeman
Lyndon Deeley
Hartland
Howard Wolfe
Eunice Eisenbarth
Evelyn Radcliffe
Wakeman Village Council Receives 1966-67 Finance Report
Wakeman Village Council accepted financial reports and appropriations. Collections totaled 67301 dollars with expenditures of 69052 dollars and a year end balance of 6024 dollars. Brotherton Disposal to take over Kirkbride Sanitation Service with quarterly garbage collection. Dr William Graham begins second year as council president. street lighting improvements expected for Feb 13 presentation.
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Wakeman
Wakeman Village
Kirkbride Sanitation Service
Brotherton Disposal of
Elyria
William Graham
Wakeman Council
Paul Burns
Upward Bound proposed by COED board
COED considers a national Upward Bound antipoverty program to aid low income youth toward college. Kenneth Buckley outlines six to eight week college campus sessions at Firelands Branch and ongoing Saturday counseling with EHOVE and area staff.
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Sandusky
Buckley
Firelands Branch
Truckers Cited In Accidents
Two semi drivers faced citations after separate crashes. Jack Monroe 30 of Fort Wayne Indiana lost control on Route 224 near Willard colliding with a station wagon. Monroe and passenger George Lander 36 of New Haven Indiana suffered minor injuries. Roy E Arnold 28 of Fremont cited for speeding after his truck slid into a Willard station wagon on Route 61 near Peru.
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Norwalk
State Highway Patrol
Jack Monroe
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Willard
Monroe
George Lander
New Haven
Willard Hospital
Route
Peru
Roy E. Arnold
Fremont
Gertrude E. Davis
Arnold
Kennedy wife Joan Kennedy expecting third child in June
Mrs. Joan Bennett Kennedy wife of Senator Edward M. Kennedy D Mass is expecting her third child in June. The report notes the couple already have two children and the pregnancy is expected to be announced officially by early summer.
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Washington
UPI
Joan Bennett Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Willard Mayor's Court Bonded Arrests Include Fictitious Registration
Willard Mayor's Court lists Lucille Frye Lorain charged with no operators license and fictitious registration with $25 bonds. Janet E Novak Willard cited for speeding with $15 bond. William Newsome Jr Plymouth stopped for stop sign with $15 bond. Hugh Huffman Willard red light and $15 bond. Richard Bivins Willard fictitious registration with $25 bond. Marcum Reed Willard intoxication with $25 bond forfeited.
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Lucille Frye
Lorain
Janet E. Novak
Willard
William Newsome Jr
Plymouth
Hugh Huffman
Richard Bivins
Marcum Reed
COED Expands Area Education Projects Focus
COED eyes new programs including Upward Bound funds at Bowling Green Firelands Branch scholarships for Sandusky area students and loans for EHOVE Vocational School. Superintendent McBride cites a case of a girl saving over 200 to attend college highlighting the impact of small grants. Committee chair Pearson outlines four key ideas: needy posthigh school funds outreach recruitment for posthigh students support for dropouts to pursue technical training and industry co op programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Richard Jeffery
COED
Jeffery
Committee On Education Development
Kenneth Buckley
Bowling Green Firelands
Ehove Vocational School
James McBride
Firelands Branch
College
Dr. McBride
Keith Pearson
J. Creighton Christ
EHOVE
Pearson
Christ
Norwalk Reflector Subscriptions List Regions and Rates
Norwalk Reflector outlines subscription options for Norwalk and nearby towns. Rates shown include 45 cents per week by carrier, 15 dollars per year by mail in local counties, and 23.40 dollars per year elsewhere in the U S.
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UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspapers Association
Norwalk
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
U.S
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Camardese
Western Reserve
Western Reserve Local Board of Education
Peele
Upward Bound
Coed Board of Trustees
Firelands
Bowling Green
Area Community Action Committee
Office of Economic Opportunity
Willard Mayor’s Court
Ohio
Norwalk, Ohio
F.D.I.C
P & R Savings
P & R Quality
Whittlesey Ave
P&r
Boot Parker
Dupont Sponge Yarn
Deligous
Hawaii
Pan American Airways
Columbia Gas
Norwalk Travel Service
West Main ST
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