Short Hill One Way Rejected in New Richmond Vote
New Richmond officials rejected a bid to make Short Hill Road two way from Bethel New Richmond Road to the apartment complex. A council poll showed only two of 17 residents favored the change, with four to two votes against.
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New Richmond
William Corwin
la Villa Bellevoir
Bethel New Richmond
Mary Teke
Hinson
Burns
County offers one time emergency fuel assistance
Due to last winter, the county welfare department accepts applications from low income households for a one time emergency help with fuel bills incurred after Oct 1, 1976. Applications accepted until Aug 12 with proof of income and fuel bills. those too ill may call. Eligibility depends on income and family size. welfare recipients are being notified by mail.
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County Welfare Department
New Hurst tool aids Milford Fire Department life saving
Milford volunteers received green star of life and special patches for a May 14 rescue on US 50 east of Perintown. Fire chief Howard Kuhnell and team used the department’s new Hurst tool to free a person trapped in a vehicle over an embankment after four months of tool purchases and three training sessions. Approximately 10 other responders earned patches from the Hurst Tool Manufacturer for their efforts.
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Milford
Hurst
Bethel-The Tate-Monroe Water Associa tion to Dedicate Open House
The Tate-Monroe Water Association holds its annual meeting in Bethel on July 12 with four trustees re-elected for three years. Officers for 1977-78 are announced as Luck, Smith, and Acord. An open house and dedication are set for July 24 from 2 to 4 p.m. with Congressman Harsha attending.
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Bethel
Tate- Monroe Water Association, Inc
N. Union Street
Robert Henning
Raymond Morton
David W. Luck
Joseph Smith
Kermit Acord
Connie Chaney
Robert Corwin
James Fioren
Keevil Hall
Alex Patrick
Preston Swart
Harsha
Bethel Tate Residents Set Meeting on Operating Levy
Bethel Residents and Bethel-Tate officials announce a meeting to discuss a proposed operating levy. The session aims to inform residents about the levy’s scope, funding impact, and potential effects on local services. Local leaders urge attendance.
Correction outlines public hearings and school levy plans
A correction notes a public hearing on Monday July 18 at 7:30 p.m. in Council Chambers for BPA directors to address water treatment needs. A July 26 meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the high school will discuss a 3 mill operating levy and funding for general costs. September 27 is set for a special election. Call 732-6600 for classified ads.
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Ashburn Municiple
BPA
Board of Public Affairs
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