New PTO Elects Officers for League Pleasant
New League-Pleasant PTO elected officers at an organizational meeting on Thursday night. Donald Warner, 28 Bouscau Ave, was named president, unopposed, and is a city schools maintenance man. Carol Shaffer is vice president, Donna Stoddard secretary, and Mary Wilkinson treasurer. Regular meetings are the third Monday at 7 30 p.m alternating between schools, with an Oct 17 session at Pleasant Elementary. A Helping Hand program was discussed to aid students traveling to and from school. Bronson Benedict PTO planning meeting set for Sept 28.
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New
League-Pleasant
Donald Warner
Bouscau Ave
Warner
Carol Shaffer
Newton St
Donna Stoddard
Maple St
Mary Wilkinson
W. Main St
League-Pleasant Pto
Pleasant
William Ruby
League and Benedict
Bronson-Benedict Pto
New London Signs Papers For Two Federal Grants
The New London Village Council approved signing documents for 90 000 in two EDA grants 65 000 for drainage work on main streets and 25 000 for recreation facilities at the New London Reservoir Mayor J W Stewart and Clerk Treasurer Joyce Marsh will sign the papers Administrator Greg Barnes notes 10 percent must go to minority employment and projects must start by Dec 7 and run to completion with no gaps.
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New London — Village
J.W. Stewart
Joyce Marsh
New London Reservoir
Greg Barnes
U.S. Economic Development Administration
Russ Sword
Barnes
EDA
Cleveland
Milan Historical Museum Returns To Fall Schedule
The Milan Historical Museum opens daily from 1 to 5 p.m. except Mondays. A new wooden model of the two masted schooner Jason Parker joins the collection. the original was built in the Milan Canal Basin in 1859. The replica was donated by Dr. Dickason of Ver milion. School tours can be arranged by calling 10 Edison Dr.
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Milan
Jason Parker
Dickason
Vermilion
Members Contribute $625,947 To School
MONROEVILLE Since 1967, members of St. Joseph Catholic Parish have contributed $625,947 to finance the parish elementary school beyond real estate taxes. The 1976 77 report lists replacement value at $522,892 and operating expenses of $89,882 for 181 pupils, about $496 per student.
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Monroeville
St. Joseph Catholic Parish
Monroeville FFA Hosts Parents Night at High School
Monroeville Chapter of FFA welcomed 112 parents and guests for its first annual Parents Night in the high school cafeteria. State FFA reporter Richard Strow spoke from Bowling Green and 47 new Greenhands were inducted. Chapter officers led the program with Len Leber presenting a slide profile and Matt Bragg outlining plans.
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Monroeville
Future Farmers of America
Monroeville High School
FFA
Richard Strow
Bowling Green
Joe Wilhelm
Len Leber
Matt Bragg
Gary Bauer
Vocational Agriculture Department
Alan Roeder
Zoning Hearing Set On Buckener Trailer Variance
Ridgefield Township Board of Zoning Appeals will meet at 8 p.m on September 29 at the township building 34 Monroe St to consider a variance for a house trailer owned by Raynard Buckener.
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Monroeville
Ridgefield Township
Grand Jury Indicts Four in Huron County Hearings
A Huron County grand jury returned secret indictments in all four cases presented Thursday morning. Clerk of Courts Clark Hunter confirmed the findings.
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Huron County Grand Jury
Clark Hunter
Drivers Ed Schedule and staffing approved by school board
The Western Reserve school board approved the 1977 78 driver education plan noting classes starting Sept 28 with six week sessions on Wednesdays 6 to 9 p m and Saturdays 8 to 11 a m for 12 hours. About 80 students enrolled and driving lessons can begin once students turn 16. Two driving instruction blocks run daily from 2 30 to 4 30 p m and 4 30 to 6 30 p m.
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Wakeman
Western Reserve School Board
Max Friend
Friend
Guard Planning Perry Reunion
The Ohio National Guard will hold its Second Annual Officers Reunion October 1 and 2 at Camp Perry near Port Clinton. More than 300 retired officers and wives are expected, with Major General (Ret.) Robert S. Beightler among the honored guests. Major General James C. Clem will open ceremonies at 2 p.m. at the Camp Perry theater. contact Col. John Siemer at (614) 466-5453 for details.
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Port Clinton
Ohio National Guard
Camp Perry
Robert S. Beightler
37Th
Buckeye
James C. Clem
John Siemer
County Pays Legal Bills and Purchases at Meeting
County commissioners approved paying 5214 in attorneys fees even as a red account, citing upcoming state reimbursement for defending poor defendants. They also authorized an emergency 8000 purchase for a used pull scraper and double drum PTO for the expanding county landfill.
Bumper Beat on U S 250 near Gallup Avenue
Police report a collision on U S 250 near Gallup Avenue involving two vehicles towing a boat and trailer. Stephen J. Gundlach, 18, of Walnut Street, crossed a slippery patch while attempting a pass, fish-tailed and struck the trailer. He was cited for failure to control. The other driver was Lawrence L. Larue, 55, of Second Street.
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Gallup Avenue
Stephen J. Gundlach
Walnut St
U.S. 250
Gundlach
Lawrence L. Larue
S. Second Street
Mechanic positions and help wanted notices in area shops
Listings show openings for diesel and gas mechanics, service technicians, and tire staff at Mead Motor Sales and McCoy's Sales. Also included are office and cleaning help, waitress and hostess jobs, plus reporters for The Reflector in Willard Plymouth Milan Wakeman and Greenwich. Apply in person or contact numbers provided.
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Reflector
Willard Plymouth
Milan
Wakeman
Greenwich
Jack Brown
Huron County
Paul Ruess
Milan Ave
W. L. Mead
Mead Motor Sales, Inc
McCoy's Sales & Service
Junction
Cleveland & Akron Rds
Norwalk
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American Ship Building CO
Colorado Ave
Lorain
Parts Stocker & Shipping Clerk
Grand Jury
eAnn Hurley
Miss Hurley
Hartland
eDiane Chairez
Dorothy Herman
Linda Kifer
Hartland School
eThomas Brown
Teresa Stoldt
Joseph Genovesi
Diana Kurtzroche
Hazel McIntyre
Martha Obenour
Donna Fraelich
Norma
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Carol Urbansky
Joyce Storrie
Milford Jackson
eDiane Shafer
Shannon Staron
eMarjorie Knoll
Sonia Lucci
Nancy Bonner
Selina Timbs
Court of Common Pleas
Ohio
Janice Carol Luther
Mark D. Luther
White Rose Lane
York
Pennsylvania
Harold J. Freeman
Florence J. Lee
Norwa
Republic
Norwalk City
Rose M. Foss
Board of Huron County Commissioners
Huron County Administration
Huron County Engineer
Jefferson Street
Board of
Huron County Commissioners
Steven C. Schneider
Adm
Ass't
Huron County Probate Court
Robert R. Jacobs
Penrose Avenue
Toledo
Cornelia M. Jacobs
Cereak
Cline Street
Thomas E. Heydinger
Catherine R. Lonz
Dawn Enterprises
Norwalk Day Care Center
Iene St
United Church
Ben & Gert Keeler
Sandusky
Vicky Thomas
Old State Rd
Mel
Petee
Lady
Anastasia
Studio I
Perry
U.S
New London
Mapleton
Rt. 60
Seay
Ettes Baton and Drum Corp
Norwa Guard
Nera
Erie Supply
Fisher-Titus Hospital
LPN
Will-O-Lee Nursing Home
Iin
Ard
Rudawsky
Sally Boyd
Bellevue Hospital
Journal
Huron
Kney
Norwalk Reflector
Inseco
P.O
Muncie
Ind
E.E.C
Charlie’s Garage
West End
Rt. 20
Coate
Berry's Restaurant
Main St
Elks Club
W.L. Mead, Inc
Avon
Conn
Gaumont Nursin
Norwood Ave
Orson Gaumont
Faulhaber Company
Onrveville
LPN Lpn
Will-O-Lee
Call
Moravian Villa
S. Main St
Benedict
Kaye, Inc
Hartland Center
Collins
A& E
Hannah Industries
Bill
Rapco
R & J Miller
J.H. Simons Vraenen Sae
Don Linder
Rospert
BOB Case
Bill Terry
Lakeside
Foster
JIM Parsons
Smith's
Hi-Ranger Tree Service
Aaronices Electric
Fenner
B & Rhome Insulation CO
Taggart
J.H. Simons Plumbing & Heating
WHR
Ted W. Gastier
Tolle Au Rapes
Strecker Rd
Gastier
Little Red Barn
Avery Exit
Tom Rietschlin
H.p
J.D
John Deere
G.a.pickworth
Berlin
Hgts
Randy Garner
Call N. Fairfield
Dick Garner
E. Main
Anna
Norwalk Kennel Club
American Legion
Doggie Lodge
Vacationland's Finest Braemar Kennels
Phc
Kenmore
Corwin Street
Kirby
West Main Street
Pizza Hut
Norwalk Pizza Hut
Harold Chase
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