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The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1972

Page

2

Council notes gas rate cut and street work plans

At last week’s meeting Columbia Gas Co. will cut natural gas rates by 0.24 per thousand cubic feet effective December 1. The Board of Public Affairs authorized water line work on N Church Street with 10 percent withheld until final grading. Ed Burger protested a hydrant placement blocking his home. The Garfield and Freet water line project cost $864. Henry Street culvert replacement funded by a $158 license plate tax rebate. Ohio Edison proposed house numbering. A salt spreader was bid. estimates sought from the street committee. Lincoln View Drive residents complain about parking hindering Lincoln View at South Mill. stop and no parking signs approved. Jackson Garbage Service will operate Dalton area after owner’s death. Mayor Nickles reports $5,345 Federal Revenue Sharing for mid-1972. $1,500 moved to cemetery fund. Bills total $6,578.59. November fines and bond forfeitures $231. Appropriations budget to be discussed next meeting.

N. Church Street Board of Public Affairs Ed Burger Garfield Freet Streets Henry Street Ohio Edison Co Lincoln View Drive Lincoln View South Mill Ernest L. Jackson Jackson Garbage Service Dalton John Nickles

Chief Berg reports police hours and pay at January meeting

Chief Berg presented the annual activities report noting 2,380 hours logged and a total payroll of 3240 dollars, equating to 1.36 dollars per hour. He urged moving patrolmen to a salary basis of at least 70 dollars per month, as current pay is 2.50 dollars per hour up to 50 dollars monthly, with the matter referred to the police committee.

Berg Police Committee Ordinance Committee

Dalton Homemakers Meet At Presbyterian Church

The Dalton Homemakers will meet Thursday December 21 at 1 30 p m at the Presbyterian church. Devotions will be led by Clara Moser and roll call will be a Bible verse. A 1 or homemade gift exchange will be held with homemade decorations invited for display. Edna Douglas and Edna Kennedy lead the contest. Helen Zaugg Inez Shisler and Donna Landahl will serve as hostesses.

Dalton Homemakers The Presbyterian Church Clara Moser Edna Douglas Edna Kennedy Helen Zaugg Inez Shisler Donna Landahl

Dalton Rotary Family Night At Methodist Church

Dalton Rotary held a family night in the Methodist church social room. Attendees included the Willard Shertzer Jerry Kraft Harley Gerber and Dan Buchwalter families. Visiting Rotarians were Dick Brade Bill Pittinger Massillon Club. Carl Buchwalter introduced Mr and Mrs Ernest Elworth from Shreve who showed Venezuela and Andes trip films. Next meeting will be a Christmas party at Apple Creek Institute with no regular meetings until Jan 8.

Dalton Rotary Methodist Church Willard Shertzer Jerry Kraft Harley Gerber Dan Buchwalter Dick Brade Bill Pittinger Massillon Club Carl Buchwalter Ernest Elworth Shreve Venezuela Andes Apple Creek Institute

Council approves 30-93 plan with new lights at US 30 Ohio 93

Police Chief Raymond Berg reported seven accidents this year at the U S 30 and Ohio 93 intersection with one fatality. He presented a State Highway Dept letter noting traffic signals are village responsibility with Dept approval. Berg and Mayor John Nickles to proceed with two yellow flashers 500 ft each side of the crossing two red Masher lights at the stop signs north and south on Ohio 94 and two yield signs on the median, budget $700.

Raymond Berg U.S. 30 Ohio 93 State Highway Dept Council U.S 30 Ohio 94 Chief Berg John Nickles

Safety precautions for decorations and wrapping disposal

Use non combustible materials like glass and asbestos or flame retardant items. Keep evergreens and foam decorations away from candles and open flames. Ensure costumes and masks are flameproofed. Collect wrappings during gift opening and place in covered trash. Never burn wrappings in the fireplace.

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