Greenwich Council Approves Second Reading Pay Hike
Greenwich Village Council adopted second reading of an ordinance boosting wages for six municipal workers including the fire chief and utilities superintendents. June is anticipated for the pay raises. Residents complained of higher garbage rates with irregular pickups. The spring trash pickup is set for May 16 and 17. Council also adopted a new code of ordinances and approved a foam machine alternator purchase for 450. Russell Wise resigned from the fire department. Billy Ray and Alton Christie were added to the volunteer standby list. In Parma Italy demonstrators protested the $240,000 Kennedy church dedication. police dispersed the crowd.
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Greenwich
Greenwich Village
Board of Public Affairs
Donald Kochis
Parma
Italy
UPI
John F. Kennedy
Norwalk Court Dispositions And Monton Church Notices
Norwalk Mayor's Court dispositions list four cases including Theodore Steffani drunken driving $200 fine plus costs Ronald P Nelson Sandusky speed $17 bond forfeited Patricia Brown stop sign violation $10 and costs Shirley Lewis failure to display 1969 license plates $10 and costs Also regional notices from Monroeville regarding a Catholic nurses day of recollection at Sorrowful Mother Shrine with Mass and brunch and a conference led by Rev Joseph S Lapinski and an American Legion Fifth District executive dinner in Norwalk plus Huron Group Highway Patrol Auxiliary social dance at the Norwalk American Legion with Mel Herner's orchestra open to patrol members and guests.
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Norwalk
Theodore Steffani
Fryen St
Ronald P. Nelson
Sandusky
Patricia Brown
Whittlesey
Shirley Lewis
W. Main
Monroeville
Toledo
Marywood
Bellevue
Joseph S. Lapinski
C. PP. S
St. Michael’s Parish
Huron County
State Highway Patrol Auxiliary
American Legion
Mel Herner
Patrol Auxiliary
State Highway Patrol
Chiropractor Dr Livingston moves to new Main Street office
Dr David Livingston a chiropractor formerly at 33 W Main St relocates to 56 E Main St and plans to open his new office Monday.
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David Livingston
W. Main St
E. Main St
Policeman Retires in New London
Viva Buzzard longtime night patrolman at New London police retires after seven years with Police Chief Kenneth Murr. Norman Snyder named as replacement from the force’s auxiliary ranks. Retirement effective May 1.
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New London
Viva Buzzard
Main St
Kenneth Murr
Buzzard
Norman Snyder
Back Out Of Drives Same Time Norwalk Police Investigate
Norwalk police investigated two accidents on Thursday. At 11 22 a.m. Mrs William L Landall 32 backed from 8 Marion Drive into a van driven by Robert L Landenberg 52 who had backed from 7 Marion Drive. Mrs Landoll was charged with improper backing. At 3 58 p.m. Janet L Bahnsen 17 of 88 W Main St backed from a parking space on East Main Street into a car driven by John Gainok 28 of Wakeman who had signaled and changed lanes to pass slow traffic.
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Norwalk
Marion Drive
William L. Landall
Robert L. Landenberg
Marion
Landoll
East Main Street
Norwalk High School
Janet L. Bahnsen
W. Main St
John Gainok
Wakeman
Gainok
Board Approves Water Line Bid in New London
NEW LONDON The Board of Public Affairs accepted Clear Fork Construction Co. bid to install 330 feet of ten inch line on North Main and 1 535 feet of six inch line on First Street at 11291 dollars. Council contract approval followed. A new 15 foot casing section was installed in the Townline Road well by Ohio Drilling Co. The old Miner Road casing was reused. Cleanup work along the water line project is set to begin next week by B and C Construction Co. Painting the 250000 gallon storage tank will start June 2, with water usage restrictions during tank draining.
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NEW London
Clear Fork Construction Co
North Main and
Fir Streets
New London Board of Public Affairs
Council
North Main Street
First
Clear Fork
Townline Road
Ohio Drilling Co
C.E. Rush
EPA
Miner Road
Rush
B. & C. Construction Co
Upper Sandusky
Reading Room Opens at First Church Bellevue
The First Church of Christ Scientist Bellevue opens a Reading Room at 112 Southwest St Bellevue. The public is invited to visit and use it Tuesday through Saturday 11 a m to 4 p m and Friday evenings 7 to 9.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Bellevue
Southwest St
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Lloyd Patton
Fire Board
Russell Wise
Fire Department
Billy Ray
Alton Christie
Mayor’s Court
Fifth District of the
Junior W. Tracht
THE
Travelers Insurance Companies
Keogh
Don F. Halter
Chartered Life Underwriter
Citizens Nat'l Bank Bldg
Norwalk, Ohio
Fisher Music
Fisher
Jesse Bradford
Glover Ave
Old State Road
Route 250
Joseph Yovanoff
Ahildren
Fisher Wayside
Home Savings Amd Loan No
East Main ST
Lauderdale Inn
von Stepens
Renegades
Shiloh
von Stephens
Clyde
Sandusky’s
Bill James
Terry Killian
Zorner
FBI
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