New Craft Shop In New London
A new craft shop, the Heritage Craft Shoppe on North Main Street, helps local makers by selling their hand crafted items. Run by Mrs. Edward Yates, it moved downtown after four months due to growing consignments from 49 contributors aged eight to 84. Items include crocheted plastics, ceramics and floral arrangements with prices from 30 cents to 65 dollars.
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Helen Payne
New London
North Main Street
Edward
Estelle) Yates
Yates
County weighs sewer extension to fairgrounds and 47 acre project
Huron County commissioners consider extending Norwalk water and sewer service to the fairgrounds and a 47 acre development north of the site. Price proposes annexation and a cooperative project with a new pumping station and looped line along Fair Road and South West Street. Officials aim to obtain a cost estimate and consult the Fair Board while assessing federal grant feasibility.
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Huron County Commissioners
Fairgrounds
Robert Price
Norwalk
Price
Herbert Krogh
Fred Monroe
John Wells
Bernard Freeman
Larry Heit
Donald Robertson
Fair Board
Krogh
Monroe
Health Department
Freeman
HUD
FHA
Fair Road
Main Street
Sandusky Driver Tops Regional School Bus Rodeo
Four Bellevue drivers joined seven area participants at the Berea regional bus driving contest, featuring a written test and seven driving challenges at Norwalk Junior High. Thomas Baaske of Sandusky led the scoring, followed by Albert Jones of Huron and others from Sandusky and Bellevue in the first year of the event.
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Bellevue
Berea
Norwalk Junior High
Thomas Baaske
Sandusky
Albert Jones
Huron
David Meyer
Stanley Valentine
Vivian Jett
Roger L. Meyer
St Paul High School posters teach road safety and caution
Students in St Paul High School driver education created 28 posters showing road rules caution signs and the consequences of careless driving. Notable posters include Kathy Nelsons photo based piece and a mobile by Judy Didion. The work supports classroom displays under instructor Bob Fisher.
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St. Paul High School
Kathy Nelson
Judy Didion
Miss Nelson
Kathy
St. Paul
Bob Fisher
Sailing Film Shown At Norwalk Sailing Club Meeting
A 45 minute color film Sails and Seagulls will be shown at the Norwalk Sailing Club monthly meeting at 7 p.m. Monday at Memorial Lake Clubhouse. The movie covers the International Lightning Class Association races at Tawas Bay Michigan in 1963. Commodore Thomas Dawson said members and Huron County residents interested in sailing are welcome.
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Norwalk Sailing Club
Memorial Lake
Tawas Bay
Mich
Thomas Dawson
Huron County
Defiance noted in California adoption policy shift
In January 1965 the California State Department of Social Welfare relaxed its ban on placing babies with single adoptive parents, allowing single individuals to adopt based on a child’s special needs. The change marks a break from the traditional two-parent preference amid ongoing debates in child welfare circles.
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California State Department of Social Welfare
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