New London Plans Resubmission for Federal Grant
New London Planning Commission will resubmit a federal funding application for a countywide comprehensive plan. The 1967 April filing failed due to funds and technicalities. Estimated program cost is 39000 with two thirds sought from federal sources and one third locally raised.
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New London
New London Planning Commission
Joseph Sorg
Ohio Department of Development
Planning Commission
Sterling Ward
Ernsthausen Donates 1000 for Western Reserve Band Uniforms
Norwalk area donor John Ernsthausen contributes 1000 to cover the balance on Western Reserve High School band uniforms and rain capes. TheMusic Parents president announced the gift as plans for a final paper drive and upcoming fundraisers were outlined for December events.
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Bohn
Western Reserve Music Parents
Western Reserve High
Western Reserve bus damaged in Wakeman collision
A Western Reserve school bus was damaged Tuesday night in Wakeman when James Morgan 18 of Wakeman skidded his car into the bus. Morgan also charged with driving on the wrong side of the road. Leonard Bixler 21 of Mansfield charged with failing to keep control after his semitrailer struck poles and a crossing sign near Willard. Letha Heltzel 32 of Rt. 3 struck a mailbox on Ridge Road south of Norwalk after icy road conditions.
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Western Reserve
Wakeman
Highway Patrol
James Morgan
Morgan
Leonard Bixler
Mansfield
Willard
Letha Heltzel
Rt. 3
Ridge Road
Norwalk
Greenwich Council Names Schlotterer Village Clerk
Greenwich selects William Schlotterer to replace J W Goodacre as village clerk. Goodacre will leave December 31 but stay on hourly to assist the transition. Schlotterer, assistant manager at Greenwich Willard Bank, was one of two finalists. Goodacre had served as clerk since November 1966 and was a former six year councilman who retired from the New York Central Railroad.
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Greenwich
William Schlotterer
Greenwich Village
J.W. Goodacre
Schlotterer
Willard United Bank
Goodacre
Council
New York Central Railroad
Greenwich Considers Trash Laws as Dump Closes
Greenwich Village Council weighs two ordinances on junk refuse and garbage to meet a state law closing the dump on December 31. One ordinance bans accumulation. the other creates a weekly collection service with $1.50 monthly charges per 20 gallon container.
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Greenwich
Greenwich Village
Huron County Plans Water Survey For Federal Aid
Huron County officials learned a preliminary water and sewage survey for villages and rural areas should be ready by mid January. Brown and Associates of Marion conducts the study as part of efforts to obtain federal aid for facility improvements. Detailed maps of current facilities and proposed upgrades are being created from state and federal data sources.
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Huron County
Brown and Associates
Marion
Regional Planning Commission
The
State Department of Natural Resources
USS. Geological Survey
Local Newspaper Subscription Rates Listed by Region
UPI report outlines subscription terms for the Bureau of Circulation and Ohio Newspaper Association. Carrier delivery areas Norwalk Milan Monroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard and nearby rural zones priced at 45 per week. Mail rates for Huron and Erie Counties and rural areas without carrier service set at 15 dollars annually and 23.40 dollars per year elsewhere in the United States. Mail subscriptions are payable in advance.
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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
Route 224 Hole Patching Slated in Greenwich
Greenwich officials report Route 224 resurfacing to require better curbs while state highway crews will fix road holes ASAP and place snow plows and salt trucks on both sides of the business district. City council also considers a house-to-house population survey by scouts and awaits Fitchville fire contract terms.
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Greenwich
Don Kochis
Council
State Highway Department
Ashland
Kochis
Highway Department
Fitchville
County Budget Commission
Mayor's Court
New London BPA pushes Cedar and Fir sewer service plan
The New London Board of Public Affairs voted to supply sanitary sewer service to the Cedar and Fir Street areas. They expect Walter Hite, village solicitor, to provide legal procedures soon. EPA will request preliminary engineering plans after legal steps are set. pipeline installation for the water system is finished and will be pressure tested and cleaned before Feb. 14.
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New London
New London Board of Public Affairs
BPA
Cedar
Fir Street
Walter Hite
EPA
Pat Cassidy
Water Department
Community sales and events highlight Norwalk notices
Quickies Bake Sale at Eagle's Firelands Cadets supports local charity at Sear's Roebuck. Prices on apples and cider listed. Gene Widman Inc promotes porch rails and repairs. Christmas Mart at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Auxiliary set for Nov 29 30 and Dec 1. Norwalk Senior MYF to meet Nov 24 for bowling at Jolly Lanes. Bring $1.20 for 3 games.
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Eagle’s Firelands
Sear’s Roebuck
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Norwalk
Jolly Lanes
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Our Christmas Savings Club
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Citizens National
Firelands
Milan Ave
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Federal Reserve System
Oldest National Bank
Greenwich Council
Huron County Water Survey
W. Main
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Jos. G. Podolsky
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Bestone Hearing Aid Service
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