New London Bids For Parking Area
New London village council approved an emergency measure to bid ten thousand dollars on a downtown property to convert into a parking lot. The 66 by 135 foot lot on East Main Street near James Street is owned by Macmillan Inc. and listed with William Bates. Budget options include unappropriated capital funds or a three to four year loan, with at least one member opposing borrowing.
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New London — Village
East Main Street
Vocational Agriculture
James Street
Macmillan, Inc
C.E. Ward Company Holdings
Russ Sword
Robert Blackman
Harvey Cunningham
William Bates
New London
Diana Bates
NAACP Branch Supports Members Pressed by Employers
The Norwalk NAACP chapter voted to back members who face pressure from employers for association membership. A press release notes distribution of energy conservation and constitutional literature. Four members attended a Lexington conference last weekend, and an NAACP Sunday is planned for May. The next meeting is April 12 at 7:30 p.m. at Way of The Cross Church on Glover Street.
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Norwalk
NAACP
Association
Lexington
Way of the Cross
Glover Street
Ohio Thoracic Society selects South Shore for teaching library
Mrs. Phyllis Weibel announced that the Ohio Thoracic Society has chosen South Shore to be the first association in the state to receive a library on instructional audio-visual programs. The Learning Resource Center will be placed in hospitals across the five county area to provide postgraduate education for health professionals in pulmonary medicine with ten of twenty programs offering AMA and OSMA Category I credit.
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Phyllis Weibel
Huron County
South Shore
Ohio Thoracic Society
OTS
Weibel
Ohio State Medical Association
Milan Kindergarten Registration and Clinic Notice
Milan Elementary School hosts kindergarten registration April 10 11 and 12 with a clinic in the primary hall screening speech vision and hearing. Children must be five by September 30 1978 to enroll and appointments are by April 5 call 499-2471. Bring immunization records and birth or baptismal certificate.
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Milan
Kingergarten
Phone Power Seminar in Norwalk Aims to Boost Profits
The Norwalk Chamber of Commerce and General Telephone Co sponsor a 7:30 PM seminar at the Maple Tree Lounge led by Frank Piks of AT&T Cleveland. He will demonstrate telephone techniques to collect overdue accounts and upsell merchandise, followed by a demonstration of new communications equipment. The event, postponed from January due to weather, invites area businessmen to inspect and trial the gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Howard Sawyer
Pease To Discuss Berlin Nuke Plant
Congressman Donald J. Pease of Oberlin will host a town meeting in Berlin Heights to discuss Ohio Edison's Erie Nuclear Plant proposal. The Ohio Power Siting Commission plans hearings starting June 28, with time and place to be set. Adjudication hearings on the 345000 volt transmission line to a Galion substation proceed in Mansfield this week.
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Berlin Heights
Donald J. Pease
Oberlin
Ohio Edison
Erie
Ohio Power Siting Commission
OPSC
Columbus
Pease
Firelands Coalition For Safe Energy, Inc
Berlin Township
Berlin-Milan
Galion
Mansfield
Donald Knight
Norwalk
Ann Hastings
Firelands Coalition
James Ronk
Books Donated To City Library Memorials At Norwalk Library
Memorial books donated to the Norwalk Public Library bear donor and honoree plates. Names include Lloyd Hannel from Roy Dailey, Jane Lawrence from James Witter, Marie Bloxham from Van Miller, and New Jersey A History listed among others. The collection spans topics from training dogs to gardening and law.
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Norwalk Public Library
Lloyd Hannel
Roy Dailey
Robert Linder
Paul Linder
Victor Bazzoli
Irven Hintz
Jane Lawrence
James Witter
Erryer
Marie Bloxham
van Miller
Evelyn Logan
Mrs Marjorie Cherry
Stolen dump truck sighted heading west on US 20
A 1967 Case dump truck with a Low Boy triaxle trailer owned by Gary Vincent of 23 Farmer St was reported stolen at 1230 AM Tuesday. It was parked in a village lot off US 20 before an observer saw it move west on US 20 then turn onto a side road. Authorities have not recovered the vehicle, valued at about $6000.
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Wakeman
Gary Vincent
Farmer St
U.S. 20
Boosters Plan Arm Chair Races and Banquet in April
The St. Paul Boosters set two events for April: arm chair races on April 1 and the Winter Sports Banquet on April 9. They invite residents to join the nominating committee for officer or board roles. A April 19 meeting will offer school jackets, with proceeds funding a pitching machine for the baseball team. Bill Beier won the monthly drawing, purchasing his ticket from Larry Truchon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Bill Beier
Larry Truchon
Business Exhibition Set by Norwalk Chamber of Commerce
The Norwalk Chamber of Commerce announces a two day Business Exhibition to be held May 13 and 14 at the Huron County Fairgrounds. Booths cost 50 dollars, are 10 by 12 feet, and are assigned first come, first served. Sales are allowed. A Friday private showing precedes public hours. Saturday hours run 2 to 9 pm and Sunday 2 to 6 pm. entry is free for the public.
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Norwalk
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Schumacher
Dyn
Strahan Company
Wallpaper & Paint Co
Prospect St
Ohio
Seminary St
Cinder Jewelers
W. Moir
Wwe
Berlin
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England
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Earl Miller Sr
Bill Ruby
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China
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Gibe
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Nationwide Insurance
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