Metro Housing Director Quits In New London Shakeup
Huron County Metropolitan Housing Authority director Mrs Eulah Hammock resigned effective June 30. Board chair Ralph Marks said resumes are being reviewed to name a new leader. The authority reported Willard leases bringing total local units to 15 with more to be ready by May 15 and 12 units to be leased in New London. The next board meeting is in Norwalk on May 28.
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New London
Huron County Metropolitan Housing Authority
Eulah Hammock
Thursda
Ralph Marks
Willard
Housing Authority
Marks
Norwalk
Phone Hearings Moved For Toll Free Service in Ohio
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio sets hearings on extended area service moving from Columbus to Norwalk and Bellevue. Hearings at 10 a.m. May 20 in Norwalk for Norwalk Wakeman New London Greenwich Willard Monroeville and related pairs. Bellevue May 26 for Bellevue Attica Monroeville Clyde. Northern Ohio Telephone Co. filed last September to gain additional toll free areas to reduce short haul toll calls.
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Monroeville
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Ohio Senate
Northern
Ohio
North Fairfield
Erie
U.S
Cloud 9 Gubernatorial Candidate Tours Norwalk
GOP candidate Roger Cloud made a brief handshaking stop at Norwalk Junior High School and the courthouse during his 13th helicopter tour. He cited maturity and experience in office and outlined priorities including crime reduction environmental issues and school support while opposing a state income tax in favor of a county tax tied to pupil enrollment and funded by state school foundation aid.
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Roger Cloud
GOP
Cloud
Norwalk
New Church Wing Nears Completion at Calvary Baptist
The 64 000 dollar southwest wing of Calvary Baptist Church is set for mid May completion. Janetta and Herner Inc. began work December 1 on a 4 000 square foot addition. Rev. Lunney said the space will house Sunday school classrooms. Architect Thurman J Peabody designed the addition to match the 1964 church.
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Calvary Baptist Church
David Lunney
Thurman J. Peabody
Boy Scout Exposition Saturday at Huron County Fairgrounds
More than 1,000 people are expected at the Scout-O-Rama on Saturday afternoon from 2 to 8 at the Huron County Fairgrounds. Chairman George Manyak said festivities begin with a parade at 1 PM from Elm Street to the fairgrounds. The event features camping and activity exhibits by Norwalk area scout troops and showcases ages 8 to 18. Tickets are on sale to the public.
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Huron County Fairgrounds
Geroge Manyak
Elm Street
Norwood
Fairgrounds
Norwalk
Norwalk Plant Expands Urological Instrument Maker
Norwalk plant 93 North Pleasant St expands with 40 000 square foot addition for warehouse space and office service areas. Jennings and Churella Construction Co. of New London to build. Arthur Astarita says work begins with surveys and soil tests and should finish early in November. The site was purchased with the building in 1956. The company is a subsidiary of American Cystoscope Makers Inc New York City and manufactures medical and surgical instruments.
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Urological Instrument Company
North Pleasant St
Arthur Astarita
Jennings and Churella Construction Co
New London
American Cystoscope Makers, Inc
New York City
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