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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1972

Page

3

Office Manager Duties Defined in Norwalk City Hall

Norwalk mayor Wayne Goodsite outlined duties for Lenna Finch as office manager to track government funding programs and manage central purchasing. She will supervise two clerks, handle varied clerical work, and relieve Police Chief L C Hilson of paperwork. Finch splits time between the electric plant and city hall and will oversee records and purchasing to improve economies of scale.

Norwalk L.C. Hilson Wayne Goodsite Goodsite Lenna Finch Miss Finch Haskins and Sells Hilson

26 Compete For Miss Ohio In Sandusky Pageant

The Miss Ohio Pageant will be held at Sandusky High School with 26 contestants. New entrants include Miss Wayne County Miss Medina County Miss Southern Cuyahoga County and Miss Northwestern Ohio. six pageants are dropped. The event runs the week of July 10 under Sandusky Jaycees sponsorship. Laurel Lea Schaefer is a Miss America winner and Judy Ann Jones is the current Miss Ohio. Ohio has placed in Miss America top five three of the last six years.

Sandusky Sandusky High School O. Hugh Lange Wayne County Medina County Cuyahoga County Ohio Richard Smith The Sandusky Jaycees H& RK Block Ie& RK Block H&k Block

Willard council approves parking fine ordinance changes

Willard City Council adopted emergency ordinances altering how parking fines are paid removing bonds and delaying police filing of names. The panel also approved changes to police reporting forms and limited parking in Emerald Street zones while debating animal control rules.

Willard Emerald Street Dale Avenue Woodbine Street Myrtle Avenue Bob Shoup Ohio Department of Health City Water

Huron Man Killed In Car Crash Near Sandusky

Huron resident H James McCormick 28 a Sandusky car salesman died after his car struck a bridge abutment on Scheid Road about 1 a.m. The State Highway Patrol is investigating. He is survived by his widow Barbara Funk his mother Elizabeth McCormick five brothers and a sister. Funeral services and arrangements to be announced.

H. James McCormick Huron Sandusky Scheid Road U.S. 250 State Highway Patrol McCormick Eric Chrysler Plymouth Dodge Corp Barbara Funk Elizabeth McCormick Earl J Vermilion John F Jacksonville Fla Gerald E Thomas M. Millbury Karen Remy Earl L. McCormick Andres-Tucker

Five Saddles Stolen In Area

Horse fanciers in Willard Plymouth area report five saddles stolen during the night Sunday from three locations. Jack Gardner of Willard reports two show saddles valued at 220 each, plus about 95 in tools from his River Road barn. Kent Knaus of Baseline Road Plymouth reports a 500 show saddle missing. Two saddles were also stolen from Lester Seward on Ohio 598 near New Haven. Investigating officers include Cpt John Warner and Sgt David Battles.

Willard-Plymouth Huron County Sheriff's Department Jack Gardner Willard River Road Gardner Sheriff's Department Kent Knaus Baseline Road Plymouth Lester E. Seward Ohio New Haven John Warner David Battles Seward William Day

Promising Applicant Meets Norwalk Deputy Auditor Post

Douglas Colvin says a promising applicant from Wichita, Kansas, interviewed Monday for Norwalk deputy auditor. The candidate, once with an aerospace firm, was alerted to the opening by a government placement agency and may also interview in Chicago. Colvin notes he will learn soon if the candidate accepts, despite a charter vote that could erase the deputy auditor position in December.

Douglas Colvin Norwalk Wichita Kan Colvin Chicago

Market Summary Cleveland Livestock Cattle Prices

UPI reports a steady market with 100 head turnout. Prime cattle ranged 35.25 to 35.75, choice 32.50 to 35, good 30.50 to 33.25, standard 29 to 31.25. choice heifers 31.25 to 34.50, good 28.75 to 32.75, standard 24.75 to 29.75. commercial cows 22 to 24, utility 23 to 25, cutters 26 to 27, canners 19 to 21, Bologna bulls 30 to 32, fat bulls 23 to 25.

Cleveland UPI

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