Wakeman residents threaten suit over parked trucks
Clark Street residents threaten court action unless the village stops engines from running while parked at Sterk's Wakeman Restaurant near U S 20. They complain of sleep disturbance and cite a state law requiring engines be shut off when unattended. If unresolved by July 9, they will pursue legal action.
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Wakeman
Clark Street
James O’brien
Allen Chase
Sterk
U.S. 20
O’brien
Willard Opens Gifted Program In Local Schools
Willard plans a Pupil Enrichment Program for the Talented and Gifted to run from September, with a special teacher one day weekly for third through sixth graders. In year two, instruction may extend to back to first grade and seventh grade for former elementary students. Superintendent Salisbury will interview instructors. districts pay first year costs, state reimbursement in year two. Summer district work including New Haven roof, lights, insulation, and bleachers at high schools. rest room, and a large freezer project. Estimated total $50,000.
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James W. Salisbury
Greenfield School
New councilman sworn in as Fairfield council names Wiles
North Fairfield council President Lloyd McPherson swore in Ernest Wiles as a new council member Monday night in Mayor Gary Garner’s absence. Wiles replaces Gale Rinehart who resigned. Saturday June 23 is free trash pickup day with curb delivery by 8 am in liftable containers. tires and 55 gallon drums are excluded. Regular pickup will move to 7 am in summer months. Council considers buying a two way radio for the fire department equipment truck with cost shared by council and Fairfield Township trustees. Police salaries, including new patrolman Clinton Williams, to be discussed at police committee meeting Thursday. Council also passed a second reading increasing the street light rate.
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Clark Street
Joe Hipp
U.S. 20
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Ohio 60 North
Howard Green
Frederick
Barbara Keefer
North Fairfield Council
Lloyd McPherson
Randy Garner
Ernest Wiles
Wiles
Gale Rinehart
Fairfield Township
Clinton Williams
Bronson Township Trustees Set Evening Meeting
Bronson Township Trustees will convene Thursday at 8 p.m. in the clerk's office for their regular monthly session. Huron County Treasurer Ardeth Chapp warns residents that June 20 at 4 p.m. is the final deadline to pay the second half 1978 real estate taxes without penalty.
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Bronson Township
Huron County
Ardeth Chapp
Huron County Board hires psychologist and substitutes
The Huron County school board hired Dr. Robert Kehres of Lorain County as school psychologist on an 111 month contract starting August 1. Linda Mannes and Gloria Dubuc of Norwalk were formally employed as substitute teachers. An agreement with Lorain County Board of Education will provide a speech and hearing supervisor for both counties. The board seeks a replacement for Superintendent Delbert South as elementary supervisor and will accept Huron County resident applications until June 15. A July 9 board meeting is planned.
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Huron County
Lorain County
Wilbur E Hershiser Dies at 62 in Willard Area
Wilbur E Hershiser 62 of S R 598 Plymouth died Sunday at Willard Area Hospital. Born in Seneca County he lived in the Willard area his life. A retired farmer he belonged to Richmond United Methodist Church. Survived by wife Donna three sons Larry Mantua Ohio Michael Shelby and Wilbur Jr Mansfield three daughters Janet Elaine Sage Colorado Springs Colo and Gloria Jean Lofland of
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S.R
Plymouth
Willard Area Hospital
Seneca County
Willard
Richmond United Methodist Church
Donna
Larry
Mantua
Ohio
Michael
Shelby
Wilbur Jr
Mansfield
Janet
Elaine) Sage
Colorado Springs
Colo
Gloria
Jean) Lofland
Obituaries from Monroeville and Norwalk area deaths
Monroeville mourns Mrs. Alice Fay Laser foster daughter and family. Funeral set 1 p.m. Wednesday at Secor Funeral Home Willard with Rev Edward Spyker. Burial Maple Grove Cemetery New Haven. Bette M Betz of Norwalk died at Sandusky Memorial Hospital aged 58. Survivors include son Gary L Komarek daughter Patricia and three grandchildren. Funeral arrangements at Kubach Smith in Norwalk with services Thursday. Lee E Hillis of Berlin Heights survived by daughter Patricia Didion. Lillian B Fish, 87, formerly of Norwalk, died in St Petersburg Florida. arrangements incomplete.
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Alice (Fay) Laser
Monroeville
Barbara
Jean) Laser
Willard
Virgil Hershiser
Vernice Stein
Secor
Edward Spyker
Richmond United Methodist Church
Maple Grove Cemetery
New Haven
Bette M. Betz
E. Main St
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Elida
Ohio
Dexter Meyers
Norwalk
Eugene
Marguerite) Esker
Stanley D
Verna
Joseph Meyers
Kubach-Smith Funeral Home
Paul Smith
First Baptist Church
Woodlawn
American Cancer Society
Milan Public
Norwalk Public Library
Lee E. Hillis
Berlin Heights
Alvin
Patricia) Didion
Bellevue
Lillian B. Fish
St. Petersburg
Fla
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