New London Board Approves Bus Engine Replacement
The New London Board of Education authorized purchasing a replacement engine and parts for Bus Number 9 at about 1000 dollars. The retired 1967 Ford bus may provide service until 1977 with the old engine relocated for use in other buses.
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New London
New London Board of Education
Ford
Albert Clark
Hubert Snyder
Donald Schick
Edward O’reilly
Bradley Koch
OEA Elects New Officers in Milan Chapter
The EHOVE Joint Vocational School chapter of the Ohio Office Education Association elected 1973 74 officers. Cindy Scheetz Edison High School was vice president Elaine Laux Monroeville secretary Pat Schindley Bellevue treasurer Kelly Gorby New London parliamentarian Cheryl Quillen Margaretta historian Rick Boos Edison sergeant at arms President Marlene Delp was elected last spring.
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Milan
EHOVE
Ohio Office Education Association
Cindy Scheetz
Edison High School
Elaine Laux
Monroeville
Pat Schindley
Bellevue
Kelly Gorby
New London
Cheryl Quillen
Margaretta
Rick Boos
Edison
Marlene Delp
New Judge Robert W. Smith Sworn In For Huron County
Robert W. Smith was sworn as the probate and juvenile judge for Huron County after leaving the Bellevue Municipal Court where he served 9.2 years. Gov. Gilligan appointed him Friday. ceremony in Norwalk featured Judge Robert J. Vetter administering the oath amid bonding delays.
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Janet Conway
Robert W. Smith
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Bellevue
Norwalk
John J. Gilligan
Common Pleas
Smith
Robert J. Vetter
Vetter
William W. Owens
Gilligan
Sixth District Judicial Council
Henry E. Young
Donald Derby
Derby
Young
Hangar Dispute Keeps Airport Lease Unsettled
The Huron County Airport Authority debates a lease for Ron Zoellner amid a plan to exclude the hangar owned by Erie Air Service. Officials, including J.T. Lendrum and Ronald Freeman, set 30 day reports while prosecutor William Owens studies the hangar documents. The dispute has spurred talk of demolishing the hangar to resolve the matter.
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Ron Zoellner
Huron County Airport Authority
Zoellner
Authority
J.T. Lendrum
Paul Miller
Norwalk
Ronald Freeman
Freeman
Huron County
William W. Owens
Miller
Erie Air Service
Erie Air
Substitute Teachers Approved at Education Board Meeting
Education hired a part time teacher and several substitutes including Walter Payne and Dorothy Rogers. The board approved 41 teachers for extracurricular duties at 7000 dollars total and adopted mini course pilots in English and social studies with one quarter credits. Senior Merits include Kurt Erlenbach Brent Fox Sheree Thomas and Peter Jones ranked top two percent nationally.
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NEW London
New London Board of Education
Walter Payne
Capital University
Dorothy Rogers
Barbara Lewis
Cecelia Draves
Frances Gregory
Barbara Knoll
Sally Carter
Kurt Erlenbach
Brent Fox
Sheree Thomas
Peter Jones
U.S
Army Private Metcalf Assigned to Fort Hood Unit
Service news from Ft Hood Texas states Army Private Gary D Metcalf 18 son of Mrs Dorothy Metcalf Willard is assigned to the 2nd armored division at Ft Hood Texas He serves as a rifleman in Company A 2nd Battalion of the division's 4st Infantry D
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FT. Hood
Tex
Gary D. Metcalf
Dorothy Metcalf
Willard
2Nd Armored Division
Metcalf
4St Infantry
Willard City Council Delays YMCA Recreation Agreement Review
Willard officials postponed action on a Willard YMCA joint recreation program to allow the YMCA board to study the plan. The pact would have the YMCA hire a full time recreation director funded by the YMCA while the city covers park facilities. The council also asked state highway officials to study a proposed traffic signal at State Route 103 and Park Street. Bids were opened for two police vehicles, with Guthrie Chevrolet offering 3 639 for a cruiser and 4 020 for a station wagon. no action was taken.
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Willard
Willard Ymca
Willard City Council
Ymca Board of Directors
YMCA
Park Street
State Highway Department
Police Department
Guthrie Chevrolet-Oldsmobile
Guthrie
Five Break-Ins Solved in Huron County September
Huron County records show seven break-ins and 14 larcenies in September with five break-ins and one larceny solved. Deputies served 100 court writs, made 28 arrests, conducted three accident investigations, summoned 40 jurors, and assisted in two more. The county jail housed 65 prisoners. municipalities paid 604.50 for board, 595.30 in sheriff fees, and bonds and fines totaling 2,509 were collected for county court.
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Huron’ County Sheriff's Department
John Borgia
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