New London Board Hires Teacher and Substitutes
The New London Board of Education hired Diane Bates to teach high school science and biology at 6 400 annually pro rated. A substitute cook Mrs Rille Mobberly and study hall teacher Patricia Farnsworth were also named. Nine substitute teachers were added and two extra contracts approved for Bruce Wolf and Douglas Clark. The December 18 meeting moves to Fitchville Elementary at 8 p.m.
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New London
New London Board of Education
Diane Bates
Thomas Sutter
Rille Mobberly
Carol Westerman
Beverly Ward
Kathy Shepherd
Kenneth Bundy
Hazel Earl
Dorothy Rogers
Frances Gregory
Cecel
Water Line Progress Report On North Pleasant Street
Service Director Herbert Krogh reports about 1000 feet of a new 1500 foot water line on North Pleasant Street laid as work advances.
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Herbert Krogh
North Pleasant Street
Century Homes Plaque Program For Firelands Area
Firelands Historical Society launches Century Homes markers for houses 100 years old or more in the Firelands area. Bronze plaques cost 15 dollars for members and 20 dollars for non members and include society membership. Certificates will be given for homes in families 100 years or more. Christmas tea to be held at the Firelands Museum after Christmas with details later.
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Firelands Historical Society
Firelands Area
Hudson
Ohio
The
Historical Society
John Stewart
Stewart
Huron County
Public
Firelands Museum
Elaine Mellett
Johnson's Island and Cedar Point explored by local historian
An overflow crowd at the Firelands Historical Society heard Charles Frohman of Sandusky discuss Johnson's Island Civil War prison and Cedar Point development from 1837 through the 1940s. He used slides from old photos maps and drawings.
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Firelands Historical Society
Charles Frohman
Sandusky
Johnson’s Island
Cedar Point
Norwalk
Frohman
Red Cross Seeks CB Operators in Huron Erie Counties
Marvin Reinhart chair of the Red Cross Crvrpee ye and Band team announces annual recruitment seeking licensed CB operators in Huron and Erie Counties to assist in emergencies. Interested individuals should call Reinhart at 625-9185 or Nestor at 662-5421 or contact the Red Cross offices in Sandusky or Norwalk.
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Marvin Reinhart
Red Cross Crvrpee Ye & Band Communications
Huron
Erie Counties
Red Cross
Helen Nestor
Sandusky
Norwalk
City wage comparisons show varying sergeant and patrolmen pay
Norwalk earns 130 workers before sale, now 95. Ashland sergeants rise to 8500 next year. Bowling Green tops with 11553 for sergeants. Patrolmen wages range 7668 to 9202 in Norwalk and higher in Bowling Green, Ashland, and Shelby, with budgets about 25 to 40 percent. Longevity pay could add up to 780 for long-time Norwalk workers next year.
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Ashland
Shelby
Norwalk
Bowling Green
Willard
Want Ads Rent Vacancies Fast
Classified personnel note urges readers to call 662-4241 to place want ads for rental vacancies quickly.
Ecumenical Chorale Set To Sing At Thanksgiving Service
A 12 member ecumenical chorale from Norwalk Huron Sandusky and Gibsonburg will perform four sacred Thanksgiving pieces at St Paul Episcopal Church Norwalk at 7 30 p m Wednesday The Classic Chorale formed last winter to tackle challenging religious music and is sponsored by the Norwalk Ministerial Association.
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Norwalk
Huron
Sandusky
Gibsonburg
Classic Chorale
Molly Morasutti
St. Paul’s
St. Paul Episcopal Church
Patrol Cites Richard Wells for Fifth Stolen Car Recovery
Ohio State Highway Patrolman Richard Wells received the Lightning Bolt Award after recovering five stolen cars. Wells arrested a driver of a stolen vehicle at 4 a.m. Thursday, his fifth such recovery, with the award presented by Ohio Commander Robert Chiaramonte.
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PIQUA
Ohio
Richard Wells
Huron County Agricultural Extension
John Wells
Wells
Robert Chiaramonte
Mayor's Court Dispositions in Norwalk and Milan
Patricia R. Wilson of Sandusky fined 200 dollars and costs for drunken driving and failure to yield. charge dismissed. Benilde Robinson of 156 North Hester Street fined 50 dollars and costs with 40 dollars suspended for no driver's license. Deborah J. Miller of 50 North Linwood Avenue fined 10 dollars and costs for speeding. Crit Smith of Milan posted 17 dollars bond forfeited for peeling tires. Elnora M. Touby of Westwood Mobile Estates fined 10 dollars and costs for failure to stop in an assured clear distance. Eleanor J. Flesher of Milan fined 10 dollars and costs for speeding. Porter Clinton Wallace of rural Milan forfeited 22 dollars bond for speeding. Ronald W. Chase of 350 Bouscau Avenue fined 35 dollars and costs for speeding.
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Norwalk
Patricia R. Wilson
Sandusky
Benilde Robinson
N. Hester St
Deborah J. Miller
N. Linwood Ave
Crit Smith
Milan
Elnora M. Touby
Westwood Mobile Estates
Eleanor J. Flesher
Porter Clinton Wallace
Ronald W. Chase
Bouscau Ave
Blair in Serious Condition After U S 20 Crash
Robert Blair of rural Norwalk remains in serious condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital. He was in critical condition after a Nov 14 accident on U S 20 at the Union Road junction when a truck collided with his farm tractor.
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Robert Blair
Norwalk
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Blair
U.S. 20
Union Road
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Some Baldwins
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Ecumenical Chorale
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Mayor’s Court
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Light Wakeman
Huron County Bank
Federal Deposit Ins. Corp
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