Community Calendar Highlights From Willard Ohio Events
The Willard Times lists community meetings for April 15 to 21 2013. Highlights include South Central Board of Education at 7 p.m., Willard City Council at 7:30 p.m., and various group meetings at local centers, hospitals, and churches with contact numbers provided for questions.
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South Central Board of Education
Willard City Council
Council Chambers
City Hall
Myrtle Avenue
North Central
Schaffer
Willard Mercy Hospital
Blood Drive at St Francis Xavier School in Willard
The American Red Cross Bloodmobile visits St Francis Xavier School at 25 West Perry Street Willard on Tuesday April 30 from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. Donors must be 17 or older weigh at least 110 pounds and be in good health. Bring photo ID and a list of current medications. For info call 1 800 GIVE LIFE or visit red cross donor site. Platelet donations available by calling 1 800 356 3339.
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Willard Senior Center
Willard Moose
Hillside Acres
Willard
Hope Center
Living In Freedom
Christian Alliance Church
US 224
B&o Railroad Museum
Willard City Park
SR 103
The
Willard Historical Society
Alanon
Grace United Methodist Church
West Maple Street
American Red Cross
St. Francis Xavier School
West Perry St
Red Cross
Redcrossdonor.org
HEAP program offers energy aid with deadlines and details
HEAP provides a one time payment toward utilities for eligible households through May 31. Appointments are scheduled via 1 866 861 6360. Eligibility is up to 200 percent of 2013 poverty guidelines with income and documentation requirements. Local centers in Willard Norwalk Sandusky and Mansfield list addresses and phone numbers.
WHS Class of 1968 Plans 45 Year Reunion
The WHS Class of 1968 plans a 45 year reunion on August 10 at the Willard Elk's Club. Addresses are being updated and emails preferred. Contact Don Leininger at 999 Overlook Drive Willard or don.leininger yahoo.com. All addresses should be in by May 31.
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WHS
Willard Elk’s
Club
Don Leininger
Overlook Drive
Willard
Don.leininger
Yahoo.com
Pepperidge Farm Abatement Faces Council Vote in Willard
The tax abatement request for Pepperidge Farm has drawn no opposition from Willard city council members and will be put to a future vote by the council per city manager Apdress, following approval by the Willard City Council in a report by Brian Hu in the Thursday April 11 Times Junction.
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Pepperidge Farm
Brian Hu
Times Junction
Willard City
Willard
Apdress
Gas Shortage Grips Willard in 1918 War Era Crisis
In early spring 1918 Willard faced a severe natural gas shortage as the United States Fuel Administration warned residents to prepare for limited supply. The problem spanned Ohio, with drilling declines and failed or reduced wells reducing output. wartime demand and the end of WWI added strain, while fundraising for war relief continued through the War Work Campaign. YMCA leader John Milburn praised locals’ patriotism as the town mobilized for conservation and support. A celebratory parade and bonfire followed news of victory and peace, with businesses suspending operations and health authorities lifting prior restrictions.
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Willard
United States Fuel Administration
Ohio
Huron County
YMCA
John Milburn
City Hall
Woodland
Park Streets
Keiser
TMC Head Start Food program opens two centers this spring
The Teaching & Mentoring Communities Migrant Seasonal Head Start Centers in Shiloh Ohio and Plymouth Ohio announce sponsorship by the US Department of Agriculture funded Child and Adult Care Food Program. Meals are provided at no charge to all eligible daycare enrollees without regard to race color national origin gender age or disability. The program aims to improve diets and broaden access to nutritious foods while ensuring non discrimination under federal law with contact information for complaint filings.
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Plymouth Center
Shiloh
Mechanic Street
Ohio
West Broadway Street
Plymouth
US Department of Agriculture
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Mutiny on HMS Bounty Seizes Crew in Tahiti Voyage
In April 1789 the HMS Bounty is seized in a mutiny led by Fletcher Christian. Captain William Bligh and 18 loyalists are set adrift. After three weeks at sea they reach Timor in June following a 3600 mile voyage.
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Tahiti
West Indies
HMS Bounty
Fletcher Christian
William Bligh
Bligh
Timor
East Indies
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