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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1968
Page
3
Wakeman village may name its new police chief by week’s end after interviewing three applicants for the $6000 a year post. A 57 year old candidate joins two younger applicants, with prior private detective experience noted for two.
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control suspended the Rock Inn liquor permit for 14 days after conviction on two permit violations. Owner Mildred Rock faced charges for allowing a Sunday sale and consumption on June 16. Suspensions run noon November 29 to noon December 13 at 18 S Main St Monroeville.
Fifty Willard residents attended a Veterans Day ceremony in front of the Willard Memorial Library. Mayor Charles Grossman spoke at a flag pole dedication as Veterans of Foreign Wars and American Legion sponsors. Fire squads color guards and several Boy Scouts participated and saluted the flag.
A deer was struck and killed by a westbound car on Route 2 near Route 269 at 6 p m. James Gensman 2 of Port Clinton was the driver. his car had moderate damage. Over the past week several animals have died after colliding with vehicles in the area.
Mrs. Robert Whitright was sworn in as a member of the North Fairfield Village Council to fill her late husband’s unexpired term, which ends December 31. Mayor Charles Zeller reported that bills for the village would be reviewed.
The Edison Memorial Methodist Church youth group in Milan will hold a hay ride Friday starting at 7:30 PM from the Wilcox home on River Road. The village faces housing decay and tax concerns after a home was condemned by the Huron County Health Department. The council backs ACTION to acquire site for an extra village well and authorizes purchase of 200 feet of fire hose plus firefighter training to meet state standards.
Acocks, superintendent, said a Willard Attica merger is possible after a board meeting. Attica and Willard have met once with no further word, with an announcement likely after year’s start. The board discussed vocational education, athletics, and funding to attract teachers amid rising salaries.
South Central High School announces a Friday 8 p.m. performance of the French comedy Thieves Carnival in the school auditorium. Betty Lewis stars Juliet and Harold Underwood plays Lord Edgar under Adrian Bohl’s direction with Mickey Barre as student director.
The Harvest Bazaar will be held at Milan Methodist Church on Friday and Saturday starting at 10 a.m. Needlework crafts baked goods and candy will be sold. A country store and teen shop are planned. A cafeteria will serve hot chicken sandwiches soup chili tuna casserole jello salad pie and cake all day.
New London Hospital board of trustees votes to keep the maternity department using tax funds for operating costs. They will meet state requirements, with inspections scheduled March 20 for Medicare and maternity approval. Medical occupancy in October was 64 percent. October building payments totaled 35,901.
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