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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1968

Page

2

County Extends Food Stamp Program To Huron County

The federal food stamp program will be extended to Huron County boosting the buying power of low income families. Huron joins 13 other Ohio counties approved for the program which aims to begin by Dec 2 under federal control via banking companies. Welfare officials expect details and eligibility to be clarified at a Columbus meeting Oct 29 30.

Huron County Denver L. White State Department of Public Welfare Ohio State Welfare Department Grant Walls Walls Columbus Aristabula Delaware Fulton Gallia Green Licking Medina Noble Perry Ross Sandusky Shelby van Wert

Norwalk Reflector Amends Subscriptions and Delivery Areas

The Norwalk Reflector lists terms for subscriptions and delivery. It details prices for mail to local towns, rural areas, and out of state, with annual rates and payment in advance.

Norwalk Milan Monroeville Wakeman Northend Greenwich New London Aid Huron Erie U.S

City Hosts Plan Seminar for County Development

Huron County leaders gather Wednesday for the first of two seminars on a county-wide comprehensive development plan. Township trustees civic groups chamber educators and industry reps join OSU specialists John Bottum Ray Schindler Al Pugh and planner Howard Phillips to discuss cooperation between municipalities and rural areas and review relevant laws.

Huron Chamber of Commerce Ohio State University John Bottum Ray Schindler al Pugh OSU Howard Phillips Franklin County

Two Hurt In Rt. 250 Crash Near Route 162

Two men were hospitalized after a Route 250 wreck south of Route 162 at 7 10 p m Saturday. Richard H Adams 4 rural New London and Charles Fannin 18 Collins were treated at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. Adams drove a southbound truck and turned into a private drive. Fannin swerved and rear ended the truck. State Highway Patrol charged Fannin with failure to stop within a safe distance. An earlier Route 20 crash near Wakeman at 4 45 p m Saturday was blamed on brake failure. Oliver R Cook 51 Madison Ind said traffic stopped ahead as another car turned left and his brakes failed, sending his car off the road to strike a power pole. Ruth Cook 55 Madison Ind a passenger complained of injuries but was not treated. The note mentions community growth issues and utilities. A seminar on Financing County Improvements will be at the American Legion Hall 9 30 a m to 4 p m with lunch. a speaker from Squire Sanders and Dempsey of Cleveland will attend. registration through the County Extension Office. another seminar is planned for Oct 30.

Route 162 Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Richard H. Adams New London Charles Fannin Collins Wakeman Oliver R. Cook Madison Ind Ruth Cook Squire, Sanders and Dempsey Cleveland American Legion Hall Court House

Three Cars In NL Mishap Leaves One Totaled

At 1 40 p m Saturday a three car crash at Washburn Street and Route 60 in New London left Hassell Case 50 of 44W Washburn St with a total loss while Norma L Hardy 49 of 56 Jefferson St and George Elliott of Ledgett Street New London sustained damage. Case said he did not see traffic as he pulled out while awaiting a truck maneuver.

New London Washburn Street Route 60 Hassell Case Washburn St East Washburn Street Norma L. Hardy Jefferson St George Elliott Ledgett Street Elliott West Washburn Street

Former NTL Executive Promoted to VP at United- Buckingham

Hardy G. Roberts elected vice president administrator for United- Buckingham Freight Lines Inc a Denver based coast to coast carrier. Roberts formerly served as vice president finance at Norwalk Truck Lines which United- Buckingham acquired in 1967. He began in 1957 with P.L.E. in Salt Lake City and has held several accounting and finance posts. He and his wife Helen reside in Denver with four children. United- Buckingham operates across 23 states and four Canadian provinces and recent relocated its national headquarters to Littleton Colorado.

Hardy G. Roberts United- Buckingham Freight Lines, Inc Roberts Norwalk Truck Lines, Inc Norwalk United- Buckingham P.L.E Salt Lake City Oakland University of Utah University S. Brentwood Denver Helen Littleton

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