Poverty Board Bylaws Change and Center Plans
Norwalk area poverty board reports bylaws revisions to be considered at the next meeting. The committee includes Dr. Ramie Dick, Dixon, and Robert Fish. Robinson and Oglesby serve as ex officio members. Emerson E. Cole discusses staffing neighborhood centers in Willard and the East End of Sandusky and the forthcoming director of the East End Center Clarence Pool. He notes a Willard center site not yet found but expected open by week’s end, possibly in a temporary location. Summer Head Start programs involve 36 paid staff, volunteers and 218 children. Applications for funds for three full-time Head Start programs are planned before September, plus 1968 program funds. Plans for an elderly program are under consideration as urged by state and national anti poverty officials. The board changes Neighborhood Youth Corps status with CAC, approving sponsorship and funds flow via the board of education. The nominating committee cannot find a candidate for board secretary. Internal fund transfers are approved and hospitalization for employees is provided. A low-interest housing report discusses government financing and construction by future occupants.
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Mittee
Ramie Dick
Erie County
Dixon
Robert Fish
Huron County
Robinson
Oglesby
Emerson E. Cole
Willard
East End
Sandusky
Clarence Pool
Cole
Willard Center
CAC
W.E. Weagley
Erie County Superintendent of Schools
Board of Education
New London Man Forgives Nephew Who Robbed Him
Elmer Tackett pursued his nephew 200 miles after a cash register and 850 dollars were stolen from his N Main Street dairy drive-in. He found the register in the youth's car in Elma Ohio and decided not to file charges to spare the boy’s mother, stating he would rather she not learn of the incident.
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New London
Elmer Tackett
Tackett
Elma
Ohio
N. Main St
Norwalk summer program expands youth jobs and scout awards
Ten plus teens secured positions through the Norwalk Grassroots anti-poverty program with more openings expected. Earl Lover notes the initiative aims to become ongoing and plans outreach to local civic and fraternal groups for cooperation. Cub Scout Packs anticipate a record number earning the National Summertime Pack Award. Greenw ich bleachers project at South Central High School proceeds as two work days begin with potluck meals. New London Hospital reports Blue Cross and Medicare audits, plans a Quiet Zone sign, and advances hospital addition plans with architect Herb Visnapuu. Price Construction resurface SR 194 in Huron County with an open completion date.
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Norwalk
Earl Lover
Lover
Herbert J. Eyman
Firelands
Greenwich
South Central High School
SC Athletic Boosters Club
New London
New London Hospital
J.W. Stewart
Blue Cross
Ohio
Herb Visnapuu
Cleveland
A Thousand Clowns at Huron Playhouse Delights Full House
Murray Burns and his ward Nick anchor a six night run of A Thousand Clowns at Huron Playhouse. Peter Brouwer leads as Murray with strong support from Tracy Davis Nick Parsons and Peter Lownie all delivering nuanced performances as Gardner’s quirky characters bring humor and heart to the production.
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Huron
Murray Burns
Huron Playhouse
Herb Gardner
Murray
Nick
Peter Lownie
Chuckles the Chippermunk
Gardner
Chuckles
Tracy Davis
Davis
Chipmunk
Peter Brouwer
Ritchie Parsons
Willard Proposes Charter Changes for Eight Amendments
Willard residents will vote on eight amendments to the City Charter at a November special election. The council approved submitting the proposals in an emergency meeting. Amendments cover emergency vote thresholds, mayor eligibility, budget revision powers, and personnel changes including an appeal board and zoning board. Resolutions were filed with the Huron County Board of Elections.
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Willard
Ager
Board of Zoning and Building Appeals
Huron County Board of Elections
Board Hearing Delayed Over Absent Grove-Ontario Member
An equalization board postpones a Grove Avenue Ontario Avenue water sewer assessment hearing in Norwalk after one of three members is absent. City Solicitor Frederick Waugh takes blame. Robert Smetzer was missing while Domnic Coletta and Carl Boehler attended. Hearing set for next Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. Ten residents filed objections to front foot assessments for a 66000 project. One resident, Stan Obrenovich, argues fairness due to prior private line. Health Secretary Gardner warns of a coming rise in deaf blind school age children.
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Equalization Board
Norwalk
Frederick Waugh
Robert Smetzer
Waugh
Smetzer
Domenic Coletta
Carl Boehler
Grove Avenue
Ontario Avenue
Stan Obrenovich
Republic
Norwalk Reflector 61 EZ Monroe Norwalk Ohio circulation terms
The Norwalk Reflector offers daily publication excluding Sundays and holidays. Subscription rates for carrier or mail in listed Ohio towns are 45 cents weekly and 15 dollars yearly by mail in Huron and Erie counties, 23.40 dollars yearly elsewhere in the U.S. Mail subscriptions paid in advance.
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Norwalk
Reflector
Monroe
Ohio
Reflector-Herald
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
U.S
New London Passes Junked Vehicle Parking Ordinance
New London Village Council approved a measure banning junked vehicles and auto parts in the village with fines up to 50 dollars daily. The council also awarded street resurfacing to Beckstein Paving Co. and set ballot measures for hospital and park levies. A hospital noise issue prompted extra patrols and a Hospital Quiet Zone sign.
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New London
New London Village
Beckstein Paving Co
Birmingham
Ohio
Price Construction Co
Norwalk
New London Hospital
Park Board
New London Hospital Board
Council
Kenneth Murr
Harold Cooke
United States backs Manescu for UN General Assembly
Washington sources say the United States intends to support Romanian Foreign Minister Corneliu Manescu for the presidency of the United Nations General Assembly this fall.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Corneliu Manescu
United Nations General Assembly
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Kenneth Hyman
Richard —Blorge Daegeel Kenney
Jim Brown
First Medicare
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Ontario
Obrenovich
John W. Gardner
UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circular and
Ohio Newspaper
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Excello
E. Main ST
Board of Public Affairs
Fir Street
Meeks Or Schilds
Star View Drive
John Wayne
Kirk Douglas
The
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Woolworth's
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