Council OKs transfer of night club liquor permit
Council reversed a two week old stand to approve the transfer sought by All Ohio Sports International Inc for a night club permit. The owner had Friendly Corners destroyed by fire and bought Joseppi's. Only Councilman Robert Williams objected. The Safety Committee was asked to review liquor proximity to church or school, there were none. The council had until Dec 2 to file objections with the Ohio Department of Liquor Control. Parking sign confusion on Main Street discussed by Linda Schenk. Mayor Goodsite clarified No parking anytime refers only to the sign area. Water rate hikes: meters must be inside buildings, taps and pit settings priced, plus $360 per acre for new U S 20 west connections. Businesses include NBC store, Huron County Bank, a discotheque, ice cream stand, a car dealer, and a ceramics shop.
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All Ohio Sports International Inc
Friendly Corners
Joseppi’s
Robert Williams
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Main Streets
Linda Schenk
Main St
Industrial Savings and Loan
Wayne Goodsite
Richard Fritz
Safety Committee
U.S. 20 West
Water tap rate rise for new taps approved by council
Council unanimously approved a resolution to raise water tap fees to offset inflation and labor costs. City to charge when taps are made with rates set by council. An annexation hearing for about 55 acres along U.S. 250 is scheduled for Jan 2, 1979 at 8 pm with 13 owners affected. Huron County Commissioners backed mayoral request. Four ordinances tabled: alley vacation on Gallup Avenue until after the Dec 19 hearing, Phase III Sycamore Hills subdivision dedication until completion, sale of three Lawrence Avenue parcels after title clearance, and sale of an access road behind Bob Meyer Chevrolet pending appraisal.
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U.S. 250
First Reading
Huron County Commissioners
Gallup Avenue
Sycamore Hills
Lawrence Avenue
Bob Meyer Chevrolet
Signs To Be Studied By Safety Committee
The Safety Committee will study street sign postings around town focusing on the Case and West intersection to assess visibility and safety impacts for motorists and pedestrians. This review aims to identify needed changes and plan corrective actions.
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Case
West
Obituaries for New London and Amherst Residents
New London and Amherst obituaries report the deaths of David Schlaufman 72 of Nova and Dora A Brown 81 of Amherst. Schlaufman a former Ford Motor Co employee leaves Anna and a son David E plus three granddaughters and siblings. Brown a long time Amherst resident active in church and civic groups is survived by husband Raymond two daughters and six grandchildren. Services and calling details are listed for both families.
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New London
David Schlaufman
Nova
Samaritan Hospital
Ashland
Steelton
Schlaufman
Belleville
Mich
Ford Motor Co
Dearborne
Anna
David E
Edward
Elizabeth) Reckling
Lexington
Jacob
Flat Rock
Eastman Funeral Home
Carl Kawood
Third Street
Amherst
Dora A. Brown
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
Florence Township
Henrietta United Church of Christ
Henrietta Women’s Guild
Golden Sheaf
Henrietta Grange
Brown
Pomona Grange
Farm Bureau Council
Wakeman
O.E.S
Farm Women’s Club
County Alumnae Home Council
George
Raymond
Donald
Laura) Krebs
Barbara Stevens
Elyria
Gerber Funeral
Eastern Star
Funeral
Henrietta Church of Christ
Claude W. Kelly
Birmingham Cemetery
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NBC
Huron County
Izaak Walton League
Claremont Ave
Hland
Ohio
Kayser
Norwalk
Sandusky Mall
Sandusky
Vermilion
Penneys
Jcpenney
Little Boys
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