Norwalk Considers Water Rate Hike for New Plant
City Engineer James Widman told the City Council finance committee that a new water treatment plant could double 1980 water spending. Expenses would rise from 485000 to 976000 annually with a more than five million dollar facility and 463000 yearly debt service.
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James Widman
Water Department
Widman
Huron
Firelands Co-Op Suspends 14 Over Coffee Break Rule
Fourteen field crew members of Firelands Electric Cooperative were suspended for three days without pay after disobeying a coffee-break change. Manager Gary Wyckoff moved coffee time from 8:30 to 8 a.m., prompting a grievance from shop steward Gary Byron and potential arbitration if unresolved. The coop serves rural homes in Huron, Richland and Ashland Counties.
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Firelands Co-Op
New London
Firelands Electric Cooperative
Gary Wyckoff
Wyckoff
Gary Byron
Byron
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Cooperative
Huron
Richland
Ashland
Birth of Nathan Edward Holman at St. Paul High
The bulletin board at St. Paul High School announces the birth of Nathan Edward Holman, first born son of basketball coach Roger Holman and Kathleen Holman. The family resides at 142 North West St., Norwalk.
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St. Paul High School
Nathan Edward Holman
Roger
Kathleen Holman
Holman
Holmans
Nathan
North West St
Norwalk
Bicentennial scrapbook project by Peru Village Farm Women Club
The Peru Village Farm Women's Club plans a Bicentennial scrapbook show at the Huron County Fair with material on village history compiled by club members and started by Mrs. Ross Cherry. The 50th anniversary club year is noted as well as prize winners and guest attendees at recent meetings.
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Peru Village
Clarksfield
John Schneiter
Prospect Road
New London
Farm Women’s Club
Harold Cole
Norris Snyder
Women’s Federation
Huron County Fair
Forrest Motter
John Jacque
Charles Dowd
Omar Gharst
West Hartland 4-H Club Holds July Meeting and Plans Picnic
The seventh meeting of the West Hartland Boosters 4-H Club was held July 8 at Debbie Linder’s home. A picnic is planned at Finley State Park on July 20. Demonstrations were given by Debbie Linder and Greg Hinckley. The next meeting will be at Cecilia Bicks on July 22. Wakeman Blue Ribbon 4-H Club held a safety film and will meet July 24 at Chris Woods. Some members attend Camp Conger this week.
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West Hartland Boosters
4-H Club
Debbie Linder
Finley State Park
Greg Hinckley
Cecilia Bick
Wakeman Blue Ribbon
Nine rifles stolen from Norwalk American Legion post
Bernard Schaffer reported a break in at the Norwalk Post of the American Legion on Old Route 20. Nine Springfield 30-06 rifles were taken. value not disclosed. He found the break at about 5 p.m. Tuesday after calling the sheriff at 5:33 p.m.
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Norwalk
The
American Legion
Bernard Schaffer
Sheriff’s Department
Calendar items for Wednesday and Thursday events
Parents Without Partners hosts an adult discussion What Buys You The Most About Being Single at Doris Cook home Bellevue 7 30pm TOPS OH 1161 Trinity Lutheran Church Monroeville 7 30pm A A Al Anon Saint Paul Episcopal parish house 8pm Thursday Eagles Lodge 11 45am Noein Road Club picnic at Mrs Clemens Smith Monroeville 12 noon
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Doris Cook
Sunset Dr
Bellevue
Trinity Lutheran Church
Monroeville
Al-Anon
St. Paul
Episcopal Parish
Eagles Lodge
Noein Road
Clemens Smith
Greenwich Village Acts To Limit Garage Sales And Enforce Curfew
Greenwich Village Council approves limiting garage sales to two three day per year per household with a daily fine. The panel also tightens curfew to 9 30 pm for youths under 18 and considers new signs labeling Greenwich as a village. Police response, park safety, cemetery upkeep and bid ads discussed.
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Greenwich — Village
Council
Charles Magill
Union Street
Lloyd Patton
Patton
Helen Wilson
Park Council
Karen Figley
Greenwich
Widmann Won't Run For Board Norwalk City Engineer
Norwalk council member Widman announced he will not seek a seat on the board of education citing time constraints from his job and plans to study for a professional engineer examination. He criticized past closed door decisions on athletic director hiring and said he may attend more meetings to present ideas while declining to run.
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Norwalk
James Widman
Board of Education
Widman
City) Planning Commission
Heloise Hints Suggests Reducing Use of Bags
A reader questions the waste of paper bags for small purchases and urges readers to say no bag please. She notes bags are used for items like Take-out drinks and cookies and asks women to try carrying items without bags to reduce waste.
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