Water Line Date Extended in New London
New London Board of Public Affairs granted a 60 day extension to NEW LONDON-W. & C. Construction Co for installing water distribution lines. Burgess and Niple Ltd will do preliminary work on a proposed upground reservoir project and study treatment methods. The panel truck will be repaired, a derelict building behind the treatment plant torn down, and bills totaling 5732 dollars approved.
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New London
W. & C. Construction Co
Upper Sandusky
New London Board of Public Affairs
Burgess and Niple, Ltd
Columbus
State of
Ohio
C.E. Rush
Water and Sewer Department
Rush
American Field Service student to speak at Garden Club
New London's AFS pupil Miguel Santos Martinez known as Mike will address the Home Flower Garden Club Tuesday. He will discuss Spring Holiday in Spain as hostess Mae Ringle of East Street hosts at 2 p.m. Progress from Civic Committee and regional meeting planning for April 11 at the New London Grange.
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New London
Miguel Santos - Martinez
Mike
Home Flower Garden Club
Spain
Mae Ringle
East Street
Greenwich considers cable service with Ohio Video and routine zoning notes
The village hall reported a CableTV inquiry from Ohio Video Service with a suggested basic fee of 10 dollars and five dollars per set. Council will invite a firm representative next meeting. Zoning upholds garage storage policy on Starr Road pending zoning board review. Building code development urged. Route 224 resurfacing and curb repairs eyed with a 10 thousand dollar allocation each. Police salaries raised. clothing allowance added. Auxiliary officer Pat Robinson approved. Parking and radar space sought for cruiser. Kochis joins Ohio Mayor's Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Donald Kochis
Ohio Video Service
Starr Road
Clair King
Zoning Board
Robert Fulton
Kochis
Council
Pat Robinson
Science Fair Opens at South Central High School
Greenwich reports the South Central High School science fair underway with fourteen seventh grade projects selected from Greenwich Intermediate. Top speller Jennie Sloan leads the seventh and eighth grade contest and will represent the district at the County Spelling Bee on April 15.
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Greenwich
South Central School
Greenwich Intermediate School
Linda Winck
Theresa King
Howard Krikke
Heidi Shultz
Guy Ebinger
Marcia Fife
Lon Albert
Carol Swander
Scott Boetcher
Carleen Schriner
Jenny Sloan
Mark Graffice
Pam Caudill
Alfred D’etterre
South Central High School
Jennie Sloan
Greenwich Intermediate
Kathy Caudill
Robert Grose
North Fairfield School
Jennie
Sloan
Ann Rinehart
Barbey Baker
North Fairfield
Jim Hunter
Dino D’etterre
Berlin Heights HUD Settlement Seen At About 1050
Berlin Heights mayor Burt Oehling told the council HUD will likely settle an old claim for about 1050. HUD in Chicago had said the village owed roughly 3800 due to a failed water system plan from 22 years ago. The new system uses Old Woman's Creek and began 12 years ago.
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Berlin Heights
Burt Oehling
HUD
Chicago
Old Woman’s Creek
Martin Tree Service
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Jennings
Ready MIX, Inc
Woodlawn
Norwalk
Huron County
James Robertson
Ohio Mayor’s Association
Lega Penta
U.S. Air Force
Listening Mothers Group
Thelma Baker
Vi Baker
Mary Gannett
Diana Morgan
Joanne Fife
Paul Brown
Paul Back
Berlin
Hts
Robert Bellamy
Oehling
Washington
UPI
U.S. Forest Service
National
Roaring Branch
Ouachita National Forest
Arkansas
Wolf Creek
Okanogan National Forest
J&d
Jackson
Michigan
American Legion Hall
Old Rt
West
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