New London Studying Contract With State On Water Reservoir
The New London BPA met with Burgess and Niple engineers to prepare a contract form for the proposed 195 acre water reservoir. State funding prospects look brighter as projects at Clyde and New London may be funded next.
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New London
Robert H. Trippett
Mike Stoyak
Burgess and Niple, Ltd
Columbus
BPA
Council
Ohio Department of Water Development
Trippett
EPA
Clyde
N London BPA Re Elects Rush
Rush was re elected chairman of the New London Board of Public Affairs clarifying meetings at 7 p.m. on the first and third Thursday. His term expires December 1971 and fellow members include Duane Edwards and Doyle Neel. The board seeks emergency legislation for water line improvements on Fir Street and a sewer line expansion meeting with residents and solicitor Walter Hite. A 1969 appropriation session was scheduled for 7 p.m. in the Mayor's office.
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NEW London
C.E. Rush
New London Board of Public Affairs
BPA
Rush
Duane Edwards
Doyle Neel
Fir Street
Walter Hite
Fir and
Cedar Streets
Seek Host Families For Foreign Pupils
NEW LONDON The American Field Service seeks host families for the 1969 70 foreign student program. Families with two 16 to 18 year old students may contact Mr and Mrs Donald Jackson RD 2 New London. Host families provide food lodging affection care and discipline while the AFS Chapter contributes 750 to the International program.
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New London
The
American Field Service
Donald Jackson
R.D. 2
AFS
AFS International
NFO Plans Farm City Banquet at South Central High
Huron County National Farmers Organization plans a farm city banquet at 7 p.m. February 10 at South Central High School. Harry Hintz says the meeting will acquaint area businessmen with farmer problems and invites their attendance. Speaker will be John Kuch, Michigan farmer and NFC national board member.
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Huron County National Farmers Organization
NFO
South Central High School
Harry Hintz
John Kuch
Michigan
NFC
Selling Sporting Goods Classified Ad Offer
Local paper notices available items to buyers with a prompt to call 662 4241 for speedy pickup and listings.
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Dial
Wakeman Library Holds Regular Work Days and New Books
Wakeman library will resume weekly work days starting Jan 23 led by librarian Harriet Parcher. Since Sept 1, 16 adults and 61 children have new cards. November and December circulations totaled 1643 and 1192 with 70 new books added.
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Wakeman — Friends of the
Wakeman Library
Harriet Parcher
John Rowan
Donald G. Cooley
Erie
Board To Resume WAKEMAN-A Meeting After Ice Storm
Western Reserve Board of Education meeting interrupted by an ice storm last week will be resumed Tuesday night at 8 p m. The session was recessed on January 8 and plans to complete the agenda in the restart.
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Wakeman
Western Reserve Board of Education
Greenwich Chamber Plans Election
Greenwich five directors will be elected at the chamber of commerce annual meeting Tuesday night at 8 in the Municipal Building. Incumbents Robert Rice Clair King Dr Iran Willett Sylbert Keiser and Kenneth Ferrell seek re election for two year terms. The Rev Myron Ramsey Donald Kochis Wendell Troxel Rodney Jones and Gene Barre have terms expiring.
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Greenwich
Greenwich Chamber of Commerce
Robert Rice
Clair King
Iran Willett
Sylbert Keiser
Kenneth Ferrell
Myron Ramsey
Donald Kochis
Wendell Troxel
Rodney Jones
Gene Barre
Rice
Willett
Ramsey
Keiser
Kochis
Greenwich Council Adopts Junk Car Storage Ban
Greenwich Village Council finalizes a ordinance prohibiting junk car storage on private property effective January 1. Mayor Donald Kochis will notify residents of requirements and the village joins the Ohio Municipal League at a cost of 62 dollars per year. A police committee meeting was announced for Saturday with members Wendell Troxel Earl Kilgore and Rodney Jones.
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Greenwich
Greenwich Village
Donald Kochis
Ohio Municipal League
Wendell Troxel
Earl Kilgore
Rodney Jones
Norwalk Reflector Contact Details
The Norwalk Reflector lists address 61 E Monroe Norwalk Ohio 44857 and notes publication daily with Sundays and holidays by Reflector Herald Inc Established 1830.
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Norwalk
Reflector
E. Monroe
Ohio
Reflector-Herald, Inc
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North Fairfield
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AFS_ International
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Clayton Fries, Mgr. A
Ralph K. Andrist
Russell MacFall
Dion Henderson
Augusta Canfield
F.A. Novak
Constellation
Gossamer
Whittlesey Ave
Liverpool
England
UPI
Carolyn Taylor
UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspaper Association
Milan
Monroeville
North Feairfield
Willard
Huron
U.S
Richard D. Longacre
Cleveland
Eastman Dillon
Union Securities
NEW York Stock Exchange
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Colonel Sanders
U.S. RT
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Nancy Hart
Nelson
Cable Nelson
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Kimball
J& C Fisher
Kawai
Kinsman Spinet Thomas
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