Monroeville OKs Federal Sewer Aid for Plant Upgrade
Monroeville Village Council approved a federal grant for sewer system upgrades costing about 468 500 dollars with 122 070 from the Federal Water Pollution Control Administration. The project adds interceptor sewers three lift stations force mains and expands the primary plant serving West Monroe Street South Ridge Street Brooklyn Heights and Knob Hill areas. Bonds will be sold through the Ohio Water Development Authority. A special meeting was set for January 27 at 7 30 p m with township trustees to renew the fire protection contract.
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Federal Water Pollution Control Administration
Monroe Street
South Ridge Street
Norfolk and Western
Brooklyn Heights
Knob Hill
Ohio Water Development Authority
Monroeville
Oxford
Erie County
Lyme
Peru
Ridgefield
Sherman
Huron County
Red Cross Blood Drive Records 160 Pints Collected
The Red Cross bloodmobile visited Norwalk and collected 160 pints. Donors achieving multiple gallons include Mary E King New London and Roy Schild Norwalk. others are Irene Sanders Milan Charles Martin Norwalk Marie McGuckin Norwalk Nelson Myers North Fairfield Roger Wilson Norwalk Dewey Varney Norwalk Ted W Gastier Milan and more. Gallon milestones list Betty Hainline Norwalk John Wells North Robert Widman Norwalk Walter Eisenbarth Collins Charles Weiserberger Norwalk Leon Riley Norwalk Arthur Stoll Norwalk Anthony Wechter Monroeville.
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Red Cross
Norwalk
Mary E. King
New London
Roy Schild
Irene Sanders
Milan
Charles Martin
Marie McGuckin
Nelson Myers
North Fairfield
Roger Wilson
Dewey Varney
Ted W. Gastier
Betty Hainline
John Wells
Robert Widman
Walter Eisenbarth
Collins
Charles Weiserberger
Leon Riley
Arthur Stoll
Anthony Wechter
Monroeville
TIME SAVE Shop the WANT ADS WAY MONEY
A compact notice highlights TIME SAVE as a channel to shop want ads and save money. It emphasizes value, quick access, and convenient listings for goods and services.
Russell Speaks On Race War at Bowling Green
Former Boston Celtics star Bill Russell warned that a race war would affect everyone during Bowling Green State University's Black Culture Week. He, who retired last May, said he had not touched a basketball since and discussed plans for a TV talk-variety show. The week features speeches, concerts, and a student-written play, entering its second year.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
UPI
Boston Celtics
Bill Russell
United States
Russell
Bowling Green State University
Sports
New Director At CAC Board In Erie Huron County
The Erie Huron County Community Action Commission board meets at 7 30 p m at the Erie County Courthouse in Sandusky. Wallace Reese, the new director who previously served in Chicago, leads the bi county panel in its first meeting this month. No agenda was released.
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Erie-Huron County Community Action Commission
Erie County
Sandusky
Wallace Reese
Reese
Office of Economic Opportunity
Chicago
Snow Law With Teeth Sought by Willard City Council
Willard City Council adopted an emergency zoning ordinance to rezone a Railroad land on Woodland Avenue to business and commercial approval followed by first readings on several measures. A $1200 engineering appropriation for Neal Zick Road and Willard West Road plus a fire hydrant fee plan were set. Patrolman Strimple was commended for aiding in a hijacking incident in Florida. Orenic noted near completion of a new reservoir water lines and bids for two police cruisers. Snow removal actions and a future strict snow ordinance were discussed with outside help possible for parking meters.
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Willard
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Woodland Avenue
Zoning Board of Appeals
YMCA
Neal Zick
Willard West Road
Charles D. Strimple
Florida
Orenic
Myrtle Avenue
Robert Thornton
Willard Community Calendar Highlights Weekly
Tuesday events include Senior Citizens at Trinity Lutheran Church from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and a Presbyterian Fenimore class at Fellowship Hall at 1 p.m. Lions Club meets at Hartenstein's Supper Club at 6:30 p.m. Golden Rule lodge at Masonic hall at 7:30 p.m. Grange gathers at Grange hall on Willard West Road at 8 p.m. Wednesday features Superior Chapter Order of Eastern Stars at Masonic Temple 7:30 p.m. Thursday lists Youth Board at Community Center 12 Myrtle Ave and Elk Hall at 6:30 p.m. Optima Club meets at Mrs. G C Wolfe 324 W Laurel St at 8 p.m. Community Choir rehearses for Lenten Cantata at Grace United Methodist Church 8:45 p.m.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Presbyterian Fenimore
Fellowship Hall
Lions Club
Hartenstein’s
Golden Rule Lodge
F&am
Masonic Hall
Grange
Grange Hall
Willard West Road
Order of Eastern Stars
Masonic Temple
Willard Youth Board
Myrtle Ave
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World Wide Pictures Presents
Billy Graham
Pine St
A.H. Meyer
Peg Sperili
Erie County Bank
Harge
Steve
Laurie
Becky
Kathleen
Debbie
Geralyn
John
Peg Sperli
Peg Sperk
Vermilion
Huron
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
CAC
David P. Sechrist
Chardon
State Highway Patrol
Sechrist
William Klein
Knox
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
John Stewart
Charles Fordham
William Colich
Jack Gerken
Ward Swisher
Roland Loden
George Cook Ford
William Fecych
William J. Messenberg
Norwood
Benedict Avenues
Leroy O. Laws
James A. Scagnetti
North West
West Washington
North West Street
Michael J. Hunter
Welton
Kenneth G. Salisbury
Finance
Edwin G. Houk
Harry R. Wood
Street
Wechter
Thomas D. Bergman
Houk
Wood
Brian V. Colahan
Bergman
George J. Roberts
Utility
Roberts
Colahan
Snow Law
Baltimore and Ohio
Veterans and Auxiliary
Elk Hall
P.m. Optima Club
G.C. Wolfe
W. Laurel St
P.m
Grace United Methodist Church
East Main & Townsend Ave
Cline Street Car Wash
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