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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1968

Page

3

Willard Budget Hearing Set for December 16

Willard City Council set December 16 for the 1969 budget public hearing. The budget is on file with the finance director for public inspection. The council adopted tax rates from the County Budget Commission and approved related ordinances and resolutions.

Willard Willard City County Budget Commission City Development Commission The MacLain Grocery Co Massillon Independent Grocers Alliance IGA

Willard city manager search draws eight applications

Since October 1 eight candidates have applied for Willard city manager after R. Keith Armstrong resigned to become Xenia city manager. Local observers note the figure is low compared with nearly 90 applications received when Armstrong was hired.

Willard R. Keith Armstrong Xenia Armstrong

Church Official To Speak At New London Service

Dr. John Freiling district superintendent of the Norwalk District will be guest speaker at the 10 45 a m service of First United Methodist Church New London He will officiate at the quarterly conference after a covered dish dinner in the annex All members and friends are urged to attend especially official board members Also Rev Floyd Gaugler will speak at the 8 30 a m service on the sermon Down But Not Out

Myrtle Avenue Long Street Zoning Board of Appeals Wilcox Taylor Robert Thornton Lee’s Drive John Pratt Lee’s Taylor Gulf Oil Co Main Street Eugene McEndree McEndree Council James Durbin Ohio Police Academy New London John Freiling Norwalk Northeast Ohio Conference of United Methodist Churches United Methodist Church Floyd Gaugler Gaugler

Holy Name Society funds projector and flag pole work

The St. Joseph parish Holy Name Society in Monroeville will fund a new movie projector for the high school CCD program and renovate a steel flag pole in front of the social center. A committee including Robert P. Janotta Francis A. Ruffing and Rev Harvey M Keller will advise on flag pole placement. The society paid for a new American flag and papal flag outfits for the sanctuary and plans a pancake and sausage dinner on Sunday March 23.

Monroeville Holy Name Society of St. Joseph’s Catholic Confraternity of Christian Doctrine Robert P. Janotta Francis A. Ruffing Harvey M. Keller

South Central Boosters Host Dinner for SC Players

Greenwich South Central football players and cheerleaders will be guests of honor at a family potluck dinner sponsored by the South Central Boosters Club. The event Friday at 7 p.m. will be held in the school cafeteria with the club furnishing meat vegetables rolls and beverages. Families should bring a covered dish and their own tableware.

Greenwich South Central South Central Boosters Club

Blame Short For NL Fire at 135 Main Street

A stove in the Ross Bonney residence at 135 Main St New London caused damage to the stove and filled the house with smoke Sunday morning. Fire Chief Al Walters reported the incident occurred at approximately 10:30 a.m.

New London Ross Bonney Main St al Walters

Norwalk Reflector Subscriber Rates Listing

Listing shows subscription prices for Norwalk Reflector by carrier or mail with regional rates for Huron and Erie Counties and rural areas. Rates include 45 per week by carrier, $15 per year in rural areas, and $23.40 per year elsewhere in the U S.

UPI News Service Audit Bureau of Circulation and Ohio Newspaper Association Norwalk Milan Monroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard Huron Erie U.S

New London School Levy Up In May

The New London School Board adopted a resolution approving the district millage and tax valuation and plans to seek renewal of nine operating mills in the May 1969 election. The budget commission set millage at 4.50 inside and 26.95 outside the 10 mill limit with district valuation at 14,380,850 dollars.

New London New London School Board Huron County Budget Commission

14 Considered For Police Job in Wakeman

Wakeman village officials considered 14 applicants for the police chief position before selecting Lyle R. Miller of Elyria last week. Miller, 57, is an inspector with Burns Detective Agency and ranks as major in plant security. He and two other finalists were named for the Wakeman post. The Millers plan to move to Wakeman after securing living quarters.

Wakeman Wakeman Village Lyle R. Miller Elyria David Ortner Miller Milan Burns Detective Agency Paul Burns Cleveland Burns Millers

Fire crews respond to overheated motor at Kramers Grocery

Milan fire department was dispatched to Kramers Red and White Grocery at 10 North Main Street Monday when an air compressor motor overheated. Damage was limited to the motor with no other injuries reported.

Milan Kramers N. Main St

Vickery to Stage A Funny Thing Happened Forum

The Towne and Country Theatre presents the musical comedy A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum at Townsend School in Vickery from November 28 to 30. The venue sits on Sandusky County Road 294 between Routes 101 and 12.

Vickery Towne and Country Theatre Townsend School Sandusky County

Four New Haven Mothers Named to Mothers' Patrol

Sheriff John Borgia selects four New Haven mothers as Mothers' Patrol deputies to assist school crossing safety. Mrs. Florence Shreve Mrs. Alice Babcock Mrs. Dee Bradford and Mrs. Joanne Filder will patrol near the New Haven Grade School at US Route 224 and State Route 61 with arrest powers.

New Haven Mothers John Borgia Florence Shreve Alice Babcock Dee Bradford Joanne Filder Mothers’ Patrol

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