Break In Increase in Huron County With 44 Percent Solved
Sheriff John Borgia releases 1966 annual report showing 29 break ins with 13 solved, a 44 percent clearance rate. Department handled 404 complaints, 69 larcenies, 7 emergency blood runs, 9 rural fires, 36 funerals, and 8 real estate sales. Auxiliary volunteers exceeded 5,000 hours aiding traffic unit and emergency net.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County Sheriff's Department
John Borgia
Sheriff’ S Department
Kirkpatrick To Head NL Library Trustees Board
Ken neth Kirkpatrick was elected president of the Library Trustees with Delbert Barnes as vice president at the Tuesday meeting. The board includes Mrs. Gerald Fonden Mrs. Harry Rowland Sr. Mrs. Rodney Ward and William Burton. Mrs. Elbert C. French remains clerk and librarian for the year with Mrs. Lois E. Kirkpatrick and Mrs. Emalene Machles assisting. The year end report notes a 50th anniversary reception and a three year landscape project completion. Circulation reached 44 852, with 1 249 new books purchased. total volumes are about 19 957. The library serves New London and Fitchville and Clarksfield schools. Senior girls completing library work are Maryle Hickok Karen Gemmel Bonnie Ferrell Elizabeth Frank Barbara Wargo Sharon Lewis and Carol Wolf. Junior girls starting work this week are Melissa Snyder Penny Campbell Sharon Erickson Sandy Mills Cecilia Garrett. Sophomore girls will be chosen in the second semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Kenneth Kirkpatrick
Delbert Barnes
Gerald Fonden
Harry Rowland Sr
Rodney Ward
William Burton
Elbert C. French
Lois E. Kirkpatrick
Emalene Machles
Fitchville
Clarksfield
Maryle Hickok
Karen Gemmel
Bonnie Ferrell
Elizabeth Frank
Barbara Wargo
Sharon Lewis
Carol Wolf
Melissa Snyder
Penny Campbell
Sharon Erickson
Sandy Mills
Cecilia Garrett
Sophmore
Opera deficits persist despite rising audiences
A UPI analysis notes Chicago Lyric Opera and the Metropolitan Opera show strong attendance yet post large deficits. The Met faces about 3 million loss amid higher prices and new productions, while regional companies also struggle. the columnist argues costs and union demands, not demand, drive trouble and suggests philanthropic patrons may cover deficits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Chicago Lyric Opera
Metropolitan Opera
Met
Opera In
America
Metropolitan Opera National Company
Walls Files For Council Primary
Grant Walls filed petitions with the Huron County Board of Elections as a Republican candidate for councilman at large. Incumbents G. Ira Liedorff and William Saladin also filed, with three seats to be elected. Allen W. Hakes may seek re election, signaling a potential May 2 primary contest. The Norwalk Republican Club urged candidates and planned further meetings at the Chamber of Commerce rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Walls
Huron County Board of Elections
G. Ira Liedorff
William Saladin
Allen W. Hakes
Norwalk
Republican Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Samuel Mason
Palm Springs
Calif
Helicopter Association of America
UPI Telephoto
Huron
Kirkpatrick
NL Board
Deligous
South Norwalk Rd
Lloyd R. Hannel
Phonograph
Walls
Council
Chamber of Commerce
Gerken
Ody Sirs Drann
Ruy
Ohio
Benedict
Ringholz
Goodrich Offers
Otorola Color TV
Per Neek
Silvertown
Whittlesey