Martins Return to Norwalk Settle Permanently
Two former area residents Mr and Mrs Charles R Martin 127 Woodlawn return to Norwalk and plan to stay permanently Their background includes Martin work as an aerospace technician at NASA in Sandusky and a prior stint in Florida with a rocket research firm They now have a two week old daughter Suzanne and a three year old son William The Martins say they always liked Norwalk and feel it is their permanent home
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Charles R. Martin
Woodlawn
Martin
Norwalk
Margaret
Wakeman
Huron
Florida
N.A.S.A
Sandusky
Suzanne
William
Mrs. Martin
Norwalk Board OKs $7,000 Library Center Leases
The Norwalk Board of Education approved a $47,496 package including $7,000 to lease two elementary library centers from CIT Educational Buildings Inc funded under Title 1. Miller dissented citing unfinished items in the buildings and questioned prepayment of the lease.
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Norwalk Board of Education
Paul Miller
Sturgis R. Carbin
Robert Kromer
Carbin
Kromer
Corbin
C,i.t
Miller
Celebration Committee Will Meet in Berlin Heights
The Berlin Heights Homecoming Committee will meet November 3 at the village hall. A full accounting will be presented and plans for next year discussed. This year's event reportedly netted about 1200 dollars with 37 trophies awarded. Cash award winners include F T Shoop Huron Betty Fachas Elyria B R Hout Mansfield Pat Kastoff Plymouth and Paul Krouse Findlay.
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Berlin Heights
Berlin
F.T. Shoop Huron
Betty Fachas
Elyria
B.r.hout
Mansfield
Pat Kastoff
Plymouth
Paul Krouse
Findlay
Burton explains New London School Levy to Rotary Club
W R Burton told New London Rotary members at the First Methodist Church that citizens must decide funding for local schools. The proposed three mill operating levy would raise about $39,000 over five years, with a real estate impact of about $5.70 per half year on a $10 000 property and about $1.42 monthly on a $15 000 home. The levy funds daily operations, salaries, books, and furniture replacement, distinguishing it from bond issues for building.
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New London
W.R. Burton
New London Rotary
First Methodist Church
Burton
Board of Education
Holb
Huron County Schools
Paul Miller
Kramer
Miller
Edward S. Rubinow
Rubinow
Citizens’ Committee
Joseph Geoghan
Corbin
Dirksen to Undergo Leg Surgery at Walter Reed
Senate Republican Leader Everett M Dirksen will enter Walter Reed Army Medical Center Sunday for leg surgery. He will not be silent during the expected two week stay as he resumes duties and communicates with colleagues.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Golden Voice
Milan Sees Federal Aid for Village Sewage Plant
Milan Council heard village solicitor John Savord report progress on a federal grant for a sewage treatment plant. The state Health Department rated the project high priority and requested a detailed development schedule to meet federal standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
John Savord
Savord
Savard
State Department of Health
Monroeville School Board votes for Title I aid and budget
Monroeville District approves applying for Title I funds with Albert Holb named as the board representative. The 1966 program raised 6400 dollars aiding 47 students. this year’s plan budgets 4866 dollars for 70 percent of that amount. The board underwrites a 300 dollar Music Boosters project and hires a new elementary librarian, Mrs. George Landon, for September.
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Monroeville
Monroeville School District
Glee Club
George Landon
Sherman Township
John Pifer
John Gravenhurst
Norwalk Schools Face Bus Route Changes and Levy Campaign
Norwalk board hears bus operations running smoothly with some re routes due to bypass work and notes a loaded Bus One carrying 408 students on 37 stops. A resignation, new hire, and payroll deduction discussion accompany updates on levies and adult education enrollment figures.
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Norwalk
Robert Kromer
Board of Education
John D. Slade
Janet Wilson
Kent State University
Sturgis R. Corbin
Huron County Schools Federal Credit Union
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Pat Lewis
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R.E. Sternberg
Cline St
New London School
Levy
Rotary Club
George Eagle
Department of Health
Columbus
Robert Wikel
Ohio Department of Highways
Church Street
Edison Drive
Partment
Wikel
Seneca-Huron School District Board
Janetta & Herner Co
Recreation Board
Jerry Everhart
Athle
Tic
St. Alphonsus
St. Joseph’s
UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspaper Association
North Fairfield
Greenwich
Willard
Erie
U.S
Royal Buffet
Frances Schaffer
Kays Shoes
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