Delianides Tones Down Campaign In Last Days
Norwalk school board candidate Dorothy Delianides moderates her rhetoric as election nears. She shares a platform with rivals W. Dale Rafie and James Lawrence at Benedict School after a water issue forced a change of venue. Delianides urges practical courses while Rafie and Lawrence outline budgets and governance.
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Delianides
Dorothy Delianides
Norwalk School Board
W. Dale Rafie
James Lawrence
Bronson School
Benedict School
Lawrence
Norwalk Blood Donor Reaches 10 Gallons First
Alfred Statzer, 49, of Norwalk, became the local bloodmobile’s first donor to hit ten gallons after starting in 1951. He has given 80 times, with eight annual visits and a 56 day gap rule. Statzer, a Landmark tire service man, and his wife Kathryn raise six children. Other donors include Nancy Kutz with seven gallons and Dorothy Haupricht with five.
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Alfred Statzer
Norwalk
Red Cross
Statzer
New State Road
Landmark
Kathryn
Nancy Kutz
Dorothy Haupricht
Sam Boyd
New London
Scott Linder
Marie Tien
Ronald Schaffer
Janet Heald
Douglas Resor
Rose Ann Smith
Marjory More
Arturo Zapata
David Harshberger
Frank Jerrell
Marilyn Ferrell
Susan Schnee
Rose Wilson
Milan
Laibles Retire From Shady Lane Home After Closure
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Laible, superintendent and matron of Shady Lane Home, announce their retirement as the home closes. They have handled final details and will step away rather than pursue further duties.
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Albion Gotaas
Delianides
Ohio
John B. Laible
Shady Lane Home
Laibles
Huron County to Move Mental Health Center to Shady Lane
County commissioners announce plan to abolish existing maintenance posts at Shady Lane and relocate the Huron County Mental Health Center to the Shady Lane administration building. Other home facilities' use remains undecided. Providence Hospital reports new admissions including Kenneth Ostheimer.
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Shady Lane
Huron County Mental Health Center
Wakeman Residents Call for Sewage System and Council Shake-Up
A Wakeman Village survey by candidates Charles and Doris Sheefel shows 97 percent want a sewage treatment system and 96 percent urge recreation development including YMCA and pool. Only 10 percent say the council is effective, with 72 percent opposed and 18 percent undecided.
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Wakeman
Charles O. Sheefel
Board of Public Affairs
Doris
Sheefels
Sheefers
Fire
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