Willard School Board Eyes Building Plan With Additions
Willard officials examine a driver education simulator and consider a new junior high addition to house all fifth and sixth graders plus seventh and eighth graders. The plan includes new classrooms, home economics, industrial arts, library, and a possible pool. State bond attorneys were hired, land offers were discussed, and other staffing and facility updates were approved.
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Willard Board of Education
Dale Schlatter
Industrial Arts
Richard Tubaugh
Schlatter
Eleanor Lutz
Central
Paul Zweidinger
Nelson Roberts
Barry Pfahl
Irene Gaich
Marr, Knapp and Crawfis
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Main Street
Old West Central
Squires, Sander and Dempsey
Cleveland
Costein
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Local dog Valoria wins first at Findlay Fall Toy Fox Terrier Show
Valoria the seven inch tall toy fox terrier claimed first place in her class at the Findlay Fall Toy Fox Terrier Show. Competing against 40 dogs from six states in conformation and style, she impressed owner Mrs. Ray Fessenden who noted the youngster’s early potential and referenced a family champion with 130 points at six months.
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Findlay
Ray Fessenden
Ace in Hole ties decide Nevada runoff for justice post
In Hathrone Nevada UPI reports incumbent Lloyd Silas led Schurz with 39 votes but failed to win a majority. Rowlett and Baxter each had 35, leading to a runoff decision by drawing cards Rowlett got the ace of clubs Baxter the six of clubs Rowlett advances to face Silas on the ballot.
Pueblo Crewman To Tell Of Ordeal
Lee R. Hayes, former radioman on the USS Pueblo captured by North Korea in 1968, will speak at 8 p.m. September 29 at EHOVE Vocational School. The Columbus native describes captivity and Commander Bucher’s reactions during the 11 months of imprisonment. Hayes views his experience as a lesson in valuing freedom. His talk is sponsored by the Greater Milan TRAIN committee organized by James Johns.
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Ehove
Lee R. Hayes
Hayes
Columbus
Lloyd Bucher
Greater Milan
James Johns
Milan
Johns
Liquor Permit Sought In New London and Greenwich
Officials of the Ohio Department of Liquor Control reported applications in Huron County for a new C-1 carry-out beer permit by Grace R. Gopp of New London 140 West Main Street and for a transfer of the Schafer permit to Mary M. Schafer of the Owl Hoat Beverage on Route 250 Greenwich.
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Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Grace R. Gopp
New London
Main St
Walter L. Schafer
Owl Hoat Beverage
Village Leases Radar Unit In North Fairfield
North Fairfield Council approves a three year lease for a radar unit from Traffic Electronics Co. Vandalia at 46.10 dollars per month with a one dollar purchase option. The town also plans to merge clerk and treasurer roles in 1972 and to fund an accounting course for Clerk Sherald Morgan. They will request election board changes and address basement flooding by adding a catch basin.
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North Fairfield Council
Traffic Electronics Co
Vandalia
Council
Huron County Board of Elections
Sherald Morgan
Auto Club Plans Poster Contest for Huron County Students
The Huron County Automobile Club announces the 27th annual AAA poster contest on traffic safety open to county school students. Cash prizes range from 12 to 15 dollars by grade level, with additional awards for second, third, and honorable mentions.
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Huron County Automobile Club
Benedict Ave
William Young
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