Welfare aid available for winter fuel bills in Huron County
Elderly and low income families can apply to the Huron County Welfare Department for emergency fuel bill assistance funded by Congress. Ohio's share is 13.3 million dollars. Applications due by August 12 with income proofs and all fuel bills. Aid covers bills after October 1, 1976 up to 250 dollars per household. Priority to elderly. disbursement after August 31.
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NL Board Opposes Bargaining Bill
NEW LONDON The local Board of Education opposes Senate Bill 222 and House Bill 449 on public employee bargaining and teacher contract law. The board plans to send its opposition to Rep Marie Tansey and Sen Ron Nabakowski, arguing the bills would reduce board governance and cost districts millions.
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Busy Housewives Save Time and Money by Daily Shopping
A brief classified warning urges busy housewives to save time and money by daily shopping the classified section, encouraging readers to turn back now for savings.
Village Approves 1978 Budget and Hires Patrolman
Greenwich Village Council adopted a tentative 1978 budget totaling about 685 437 in receipts and 489 822 in expenditures. The surplus funding will bolster long term improvements like a sewer treatment facility. Michael J. Ludban of Willard was hired as a full time patrolman under the CETA program replacing Sgt. David Baker and the former CETA worker. Ludban, 23, is a Willard High School graduate and lives at 21 Maple St Willard.
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Daniel Bennett
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Wilcox Garage
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Wellington Rodeo Promises National Quality Action
Cowboys and cowgirls from across the United States will compete for prize money and IRA credits at the Clare-Mar Lakes Rodeo in Wellington July 15 17. The three day event features bareback riding calf roping saddle bronc steer wrestling girls barrel racing and bull riding. Entertainment includes roper and rodeo clown McEnaney with his trick mule. Local entrants within 25 miles may compete without IRA cards. More than 200 entrants expected. entry fee 25 dollars. Performances 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 3 p.m. Sunday.
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Clare-Mar Lakes
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International Rodeo Association
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