Nine deputy registrars appointed in Huron County
C. Donald Curry of the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles announced the appointment of nine deputy registrars in Huron County. Katherine Dombart remains deputy registrar in Norwalk, Walter Stapf becomes registrar in Bellevue, with reappointed deputies Robert L. Hopkins Greenwich Ruth Wood Monroeville Dean Bailey New London Florence Minniear North Fairfield Ruth E. Hawk Plymouth Wesley Bryan Wakeman and Max Van Allen Willard.
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Columbus
Huron County
C. Donald Curry
Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Katherine Dombart
Huron County Auto Association
Norwalk
Walter Stapf
Bellevue
Robert L. Hopkins
Greenwich
Ruth Wood
Monroeville
Dean Bailey
New London
Florence Minniear
North Fairfield
Ruth E. Hawk
Plymouth
Wesley Bryan
Wakeman
Max van Allen
Willard
Edison to stage Our Town at Edison High
Edison High School will present Our Town Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. Rex Stanforth directs the dramatic comedy set in a pre World War I New England town. Cast includes Geoff Crum Richard Weiss Terry Johnson Bev Morrow Linda Burke and others with a full stage crew and publicity team.
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Milan
Edison High School
Our Town
Rex Stanforth
New England
Stanforth
Geoff Crum
Richard Weiss
Dr. Gibbs
Terry Johnson
George Gibbs
Bev Morrow
Catholics in Toledo Diocese donate to Human Development Fund
Toledo-Catholics in the 19 county Diocese contribute 59 474 to the Human Development Fund. Twenty five percent stays for local self help projects while the rest goes to the national office in Washington. Collections occurred in 165 parishes in November. Nationwide last year total reached 8.4 million.
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Toledo
National Human Development Office
Washington, D.C
Toledo Official To Speak At Three Norwalk Meetings
Floyd Rose of Toledo Public Schools will address three services at the Norwalk Church of Christ at 7:30 p.m. Friday Saturday and Sunday. Named by the Toledo Jaycees as a top city man for desegregation work and expanding church membership with white families. Public invited per pastor Joseph M. Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Rose
Toledo
Willard School Board Rehires Five Administrators
The Willard City Schools board rehired five administrators for one to three-year terms including Charles Gallatin and David Hirschy for three years, Gerald Janosko Fred Van Scoy and Joann Walters for one year, with salaries pending after the teachers salary schedule review. Two teachers resigned, Mildred Hershiser retires after 12 years, Norma Garard resigns with Nancy Eden replacing her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Ross
Richmond School
Mildred Hershiser
Willard
Norma Garard
Central
Girl Scouts Mix Business With Pleasure In Sandusky Play
Norwalk Brownies and Juniors attend Harlequins production of Three Wise Birds in Sandusky to support Girl Scouting and scholarships. Zonta co sponsors. 240 tickets distributed. performances start 2 30 p m at Adams Junior High with backstage meet autographs. Scouts mark Girl Scout Week with worship services and window decorations.
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Norwalk
Harlequins
Sandusky
Zonta Women’s Club of
Paul Hipp
Weldon Sheerer
Sheerer
Adams Junior
St. Paul and
St. Mary
First United Methodist Church
New London Official Denies Water Crisis and Delays Reservoir Purchases
New London board chairman Eugene Funk told a special meeting there is no water crisis and urged extending options on two reservoir lands rather than immediate purchase. The six month options cover a 113 acre Kirkpatrick farm and an adjacent one acre Harold Kirkpatrick parcel with costs totaling about $70,000 and $2,450 respectively.
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NEW London
Eugene Funk
New London Board of Public Affairs
Funk
Harold Cooke
Municipal Services
Ohio
John Kelly
Kelly
J.W. Stewart
BPA
Edward Hamilton
Ross Bonney
Gene
Burgess and
Niple
Townline Road
Robert
Marjorie Kirkpatrick
Harold and
Lillian Kirkpatrick
Robert Kirkpatricks
Harold Kirkpatricks
City trims $200000 from budget to approve finances
Finance committee cut about $200,000 from the annual budget lowering total to 2.3 million. Largest cut, 125,000 for the South Hester and West Main parking lot financed by mortgage revenue bonds. Other reductions include 50,000 from salaries for unfilled vacancies and 8,000 salt shed plus 7,000 water plant study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council
South Hester
West Main Streets
Wayne Goodsite
Haskins and Sells
Douglas Colvin
Republic Street
Western Reserve District to Buy Three 66-Passenger Buses
The Western Reserve School District plans three new 66 passenger buses after board approval. The board authorized borrowing 100000 against expected tax receipts to cover operating expenses and directed 25000 be invested in U S treasury bills. A amended dress code was approved until March 27 and discussed at a work session. Principal Elvin Ferres given discretion on allowing girls to wear slacks until then. The district calendar, prepared by local superintendents, was adopted with minor changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Eden
Juanita Schryer
Garland Rex
New Haven
Jean Farrer
Lorain County Board of Education
Mohican School
Richmond School
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Wakeman
Western Reserve
Board of Education
Evelyn Radcliffe
U.S. Treasury
Elvin Ferres
Huron County
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Simpson
Dave Spoerr
Sam Craig
Dan Hutchinson
Stimen
Edison
Robin Leber
Rita Young
Fran Early
Rob Johnson
Greg Morey
Rita Mowry
Laurie Simpson
Mary Burneson
Laura French
Janet Bauer
Jeanne Leveritt
Flora Church
Rosf
Willard School Board
Girl Scouts
Wheaton College
Men’s Glee Club
Norwalk Alliance Church
East Main St
Linmibie
Roth
Tri-County
SUSIS
Hocker
East Main Street
Ealed
Winston White
John Lowther
Fred Monroe
Huron County Health Department
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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