Wakeman Rejoins North Star Council of Governments
Wakeman Village Council votes to rejoin the North Star Council of Governments after a two year absence. Police Chief Daniel Yurovich notes equipment received through the agency without membership and cites dues about 40 dollars annually. Local actions include vacating New Street, littering ordinance, EPA water plant certification notes, potential new village offices, and staff promotions. Oct 4 fall trash pickup scheduled.
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Wakeman
North Star Council of Governments
Daniel Yurovich
North Star
Yurovich
New Street
Helen Hamm
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Ralph Jackson
Louis Frederick, Jr
Water Department
Clarence Whitney
Donald Murray
Bloodmobile collects 241 units in Norwalk
The Red Cross Bloodmobile visit to Norwalk yielded 241 units. Donors included eight gallons by Gerald Beck and six by Arden Miller with several others reaching two to five gallons. The Norwalk Order of Eastern Star hosted lunch, Firelands BPW ran the canteen, and local businesses supplied milk and orange drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red _ Cross Bloodmobile
Norwalk
Gerald Beck
Collins
Arden Miller
Monroeville
Charles Weisenberger
Tom Swint
Huron
Robert Martin
Ted Brooks
David Schottke
Peter Larrow
David Steffani
Nancy Makovik
John Brooks
John Flickinger
Order of Eastern Star
Firelands
Schild
IGA
McDonald's Restaurant
Town Resumes Trick Treats In Wakeman Halloween Return
Wakeman residents may go trick-or-treating on Sunday October 31 from 4 30 to 6 30 p m for the first time in three years. The Wakeman Village Council approved the event after a request by Mrs. Leroy Stober of the Wakeman American Legion Auxiliary.
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Wakeman
Leroy Stober
American Legion Auxiliary
Sandusky arrests driver after U S 250 crash
James E. Hyatt, 49, of Norwalk, faces DUI and license suspension charges after his car struck a fence on U S 250 at 5 a m near Lais Road and was found parked with Hyatt at the wheel by Sandusky Police.
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U.S. 250
Sandusky
James E. Hyatt
Colonial Hotel
Norwalk
State Highway Patrol
Lais Road
Hyatt
Stecker Road
Kelly Road
Gerald Krumwiede
Wakeman
Strecker Road
Andrew Haeuptle
Milan
Haeuptle
Krumwiede
East Main Street
Woodlawn Avenue
Norman A. Sommers
Gibbs Ave
Betty J. Ickes
Plymouth
Ickes
Ford son dodges Kissinger retention speculation
Lewiston Idaho Steve Ford, son of President Ford, avoided predicting whether his father would keep Henry Kissinger as secretary of state if re elected. He said he does not have to make that decision and is grateful for that.
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Lewiston
Idaho
UPI
Steve Ford
Ford
Henry Kissinger
Extra-Curricular Contracts Awarded by New London Board
The New London board awarded supplemental contracts for extra-curricular duties to ten staffers led by Walter Taylor and others with payments from 50 to 350 dollars. They accepted Billa Mobberly's resignation and hired Dora Miller as cook server while adding 17 teachers to the substitute list. A substitute bus driver contract for Thomas Burrows was approved pending training. The board also reviewed a bus driver status, adopted a handicapped student appeal clause, asked the superintendent to check on the school forest, and sent appreciation letters to Richard Eastman and Dr. Harold Erlenbach for service to school activities and athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Board of Education
Walter Taylor
Dan Miller
Beverly Finkel
Carolyn Young
Jane Warns
James van Sickle
Jeanne Coey
Girls’ Athletic Association
John Mench
National Honor Society
Future Teachers Association
Wayne Nelson
Billa Mobberly
Dora
Richard Eastman
Harold Erlenbach
Lions Club Community Garage Sale at Memorial Lake Club House
The Norwalk Lions Club schedules a two day sale October 2 3 at Memorial Lake Club House. They seek donations including tools appliances furniture toys games dishes glassware yard tools antiques and handicrafts. Call Jack Young to donate. sale runs 10 am to 6 pm October 2 and 12 noon to 6 pm October 3.
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Norwalk Lions Club
Memorial Lake Club House
Jack Young
Ives
High St
Huron County Special Programs Renewed for One Year
The County Board of Education renewed the state funded special education services program for all four county schools. It covers learning disabilities work study educable mentally retarded programs and provides psychological services for Willard and speech and hearing therapy for Norwalk Monroeville and Bellevue. A Jan. 11 meeting of boards and principals aims to improve relations and ensure due process safeguards for handicapped students. The board also approved bus driver certification and reported bills totaling 28 966 for last month mostly salaries.
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Huron County
County Board of Education
Willard
Norwalk
Monroeville
Bellevue
Towne and Country Players to Stage Magnificat This December
Director Ronn Koerper announced the December production of Bach Magnificat after two months of remodeling. Robert Birr of Bellevue received the outstanding Member award, Norm Noss of Huron became president, and ten-year trophies were given to Koerper Nestra Clyde and Miller. Dr. Duane Mansperger introduced new members Mrs. Robert Maike Fremont Dr. Robert Hipp Mrs. Paul Laycock Norwalk and James Schubach Green Springs. A community Service turphy was awarded to International Metal Hose Bellevue for its support.
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Bach
Ronn Koerper
Robert Birr
Bellevue
T&c
Norm Noss
Huron
Koerper
John Nestra
Clyde
Niel Miller
Marion
Duane Mansperger
Robert Maike
Fremont
Robert Hipp
Paul Laycock
Norwalk
James Schubach
Green Springs
International Metal Hose
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Wakeman Rejoins
N. Star
Sandusky Drive
Cleveland RD
Meyers
Star View Drive
West _ Norwalk
United Artists
James Mitchum
Buuperc
Cedar Point
Frontier Trail
Cedar
Lake Erie
Sandusky, Ohio
Ohio Turnpike
Dorothy K. Benham
Edina
Minn
New York City
Fetc
Coon
Ferris Lane
Ohio
Jim Adelman
Whittlesey Ave
State Farm
State Farm Insurance Companies
Bloomington
Illinois
Surance
Richland Malts
Mooni Miaidin
Ichland
Reindeer Farm & Rides
Comfort
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