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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1968
Page
3
Around Theory Norwalk anti poverty group will meet at 7 p.m. in the Huron County Bank Building to press for low cost housing, spurred by the Glover Avenue fire that killed an 18 month old girl on Nov 6. The meeting follows local hunger and poverty concerns with a housing focus.
The Huron County Heart Branch of the Heart Association of Northeastern Ohio will meet November 26 at 8 p.m. in Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital auditorium Norwalk. President Larry Foran announced the gathering. Afterward a film titled One Fine Day will be shown.
The New London Village Council authorized buying the downtown building used by the Ford garage for 15,000 dollars owned by Mrs. Jay Ringle. The emergency ordinance took effect on passage and funds came from a 15,000 transfer from the sewer service account.
Ken Kinney of K and H Construction was chosen president of the Builders Association of Huron County at a Wednesday meeting. He succeeds Jim Seitz of Barman and Seitz. Frank Haas was elected vice president and William McCreary secretary treasurer. Directors elected for the year include James Seitz William Dreyer and Norbert Barman. Kinney and McCreary were named National Spike Club members.
The Huron County Regional Planning Commission moved ahead on a two year plan budgeting 59700 for a consultant and 20800 for a half time local director funded by local governments. It prioritizes annexation utilities and community facilities while awaiting federal funding confirmation. Jere Hinton urges a public relations oriented director and will meet Brown Associates next week over the county water and sewer survey.
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