Norwalk Reflector Subscription Rates Move Up
The Norwalk Reflector announces mail and carrier subscription terms for Norwalk area and nearby towns. Rates are 45 cents weekly by carrier, 15 dollars yearly by mail in Huron and Erie counties, 683.40 yearly elsewhere in the United States, with mail subscriptions payable in advance.
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UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspaper Association
Norwalk
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
U.S
Pioneer Joint Vocational School Set for Shelby Opening
Curriculum for Pioneer Joint Vocational School planned for the old Shelby Air Force depot to open in September 1968. Dr. Robert Schumann, director, says the $2.5 million high school will serve 800 students or more with transportation provided by participating schools for eleventh and twelfth years. Evening classes will welcome adults seeking retraining or skill upgrades. Eighteen education areas are being recommended, with day schedules featuring three hours of lab or shop work, 1.5 hours of related subjects, and remaining time for graduation-required academics.
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Pioneer Joint Vocational School
Shelby Air Force Depot
Shelby
Robert Schumann
Pioneer
Schumann
Richland
Crawford
Morrow
Huron
Willard
Pineer
School District Board of Education
Willard Youth Association Re Elects Trustees and Names New Member
Willard Youth Memorial Association re elected Mrs. Herman Ott and Larry Foran to the board and named Lee Maddocks as a new member replacing Sara Sterling. Officers to be chosen Oct. 24. The group will also appoint a replacement for C W Wilkinson to serve the unexpired term. The survey by Women’s Federated Clubs shows 74 percent in favor of a recreation center.
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Association
Segregation Northern Style Film To Be Shown In Norwalk
The Anti-Defamation League produced Segregation Northern Style will screen at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 6 in the Norwalk city council chamber during a Mayor’s Committee on Human Relations meeting. The event is open to the public and runs through Oct. 16 with a panel discussion at First Methodist Church. Chairman James Schlader said reservations may be made with him.
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Anti-Defamation League
Norwalk
First Methodist Church
James Schlader
Trial Opens in $50 000 Common Pleas Suit
The Huron County Common Pleas Court begins a $50 000 case brought by Lloyd A. Rapp against Edgar A. Thomas alleging injuries from an auto collision at the Rt 224 Myrtle Ave junction in Willard. Rapp was a passenger in his daughter Nancy’s car when struck at a red light. Also pending is a $175 000 suit by Rapp’s daughter claiming permanent injuries and reduced earning ability.
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Huron County Common Pleas Court
Edgar A. Thomas
Lloyd A. Rapp
Tends
Rt. 224
Myrtle Ave
Willard
Rapp
Nancy
Thomas Auto
CAC Sees Budget Clash Over Huron County Programs
The Reflector reports a budget dispute over a 56 680 plan for CAC programs. Huron County board members urge delaying the application until survey results are available. Mrs. Ford and others back off while Stalnaker notes staff prep work and student help from St Marys High School. A closed executive committee meeting is set to resolve the rift.
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Huron County Board of Health
Huron County Board of Education
Welfare Department
Stalnaker
Reflector
Huron County Board
St. Mary’s High School
Sandusky
CAC
St. Clair Robinson
Erie County Cac
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New Pioneer School
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Elberta Freestone
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HAM
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