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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1971

Page

2

Berlin Milan board rejects leasing land for football field

Berlin Milan Board of Education voted not to lease land behind the new high school for Edison High football use. Dissenting member Frank Garwood argued financing for grading is unavailable. The land may still be improved later and inspected today by the architect with costs around 6000 dollars.

Milan Berlin-Milan Hennings Charles Lindecamp Russell Wallrabenstein FFA Boosters Club

Avery-Ehove Board Reaffirms 65 Teaching Contracts

The Avery-Ehove Board of Education renewed 65 teaching contracts and agreed to a $166,000 diesel mechanics building project to be constructed this summer. Resignations were accepted for Ralph Miller and Richard Kelly. Anthony Pollack was hired for evening adult education classes. The board reviewed a Ward Associates bill for original buildings and negotiated a $3,311 settlement.

Avery — Ehove Board of Education Diesel Mechanics Ralph Miller Richard Kelly Anthony Pollack Cleveland Ward Associates

Election Schools Tonight in Norwalk Precinct Changes

Huron County Board of Elections holds instruction sessions for election officials in Norwalk precincts with changed boundaries. Sessions start at 7 30 for precincts 1 A through 2 B and 8 30 for 2 C through 4 D. Precincts 3 A 3 B and 3 C are exempt. City Council reapportioned four wards to comply with the one man one vote ruling.

Huron County Board of Elections Norwalk US S. Supreme Court

Thingamajig event at Western Reserve High School gym

A Thingamajig program for area teens starts at 7 tonight in the Western Reserve High School gym. Sponsored by Word of Life Bible Clubs Calvary Baptist Church Norwalk First Baptist Church New London and Sandusky it offers games and food and invites all teenagers.

Western Reserve High School Word of Life Bible Clubs Calvary Baptist Church of Norwalk First Baptist Church of New London Sandusky

City Urges Power Conservation and Boiler Repairs

City officials called for industrial and residential cooperation to conserve electricity as Friday peaks rise. The No. 5 boiler at the plant is shut due to a deteriorated seal causing carbon dioxide and dust leaks, with repairs by skilled welders and a replacement seal delayed four to five months.

Ohio Edison Co Davis

Fairfield youth cited in rear end collision and other notices

Scott A. Knoll, 16, North Fairfield, charged with failure to stop in an assured clear distance after a rear end collision on Greenwich Angling Road. Bruce Knoll, 15, injured. no hospital treatment. A second accident on Old State Road near Norwalk involves Susan R. Raftery and David K. Kovach with minor injuries. Ward Walton and Associates, Inc. received $101 577 in Ohio farm subsidies for 1970, the largest single payment to a farmer that year. total Ohio subsidies reached $12.2 million.

Scott A. Knoll North Fairfield Greenwich- Angling Greenwich State Highway Patrol Knoll Charles E. Ruggles, Jr Ruggles Bruce Knoll Old State Road Norfolk and Western Railway Norwalk Susan R. Raftery David K. Kovach Kovach Washington UPI Ward Walton and Associates, Inc Upper Sandusky Ohio Walton

New London Hospital Medicare Meeting Set

New London State officials and hospital representatives meet at 10 a.m. Friday to discuss Medicare accreditation for New London Hospital. The session follows 28 deficiencies cited by the Medicare Division. trustees work to correct them and hire an administrator and several registered nurses.

New London New London Hospital Ethel B. Swanbeck T.A. Gardner Ohio Department of Health Sterling Gill Paul Howsman

Norwalk Furniture opens first public open house at plant

The Norwalk Furniture Corp plant on Ohio 18 hosts its inaugural public open house from 1 to 4 p m on Sunday. Foremen will demonstrate upholstering an arm and other production steps while answering questions. The chamber’s prior visit marks the first public access event.

Norwalk Furniture Corp Ohio Chamber of Commerce

Park and Recreation Pet N Pup Parade Set for May 22

The Park and Recreation Department sponsors the 26th Annual Pet N Pup Parade on Saturday May 22 with a 9:30 a.m. start. Groups assemble on West Seminary Street between South Hester and Church Streets and must contact the department by May 5 to participate. each unit will receive 50 dollars.

Park and Recreation Department West Seminary Street South Hester Church Streets

New London Plant to Restart After 15-Week Shutdown

Full production will resume Monday at the E. Biglow Co. in New London after a 15 week shutdown that affected about 50 employees. The firm makes drainage tile and halted operations January 1.

New London E. Biglow Co

May Day Dance kicks off Wakeman homecoming events

Wakeman plans the May Day Dance May 1 at St Marys Hall with cake walks and a door prize to fund homecoming expenses. Tickets available from committee members. Two incumbents file for re election Dian Morgan village clerk treasurer and Willard Barnes New London Township Trustee. Rose Sberna Fremont library speaks on local history at Norwalk Public Library Saturday at 1 30 p m. Firelands Coin Club hosts ninth annual coin show at VFW Hall Milan Avenue Sunday 9 a m to 5 p m with exhibits bourse tables refreshments and door prizes free admission.

Wakeman St. Mary’s Hall Louis Frederick Robert Graves Homecoming Committee Board of Elections Dian Morgan North Fairfield Willard C. Barnes New London Township Rose Sberna Hayes Memorial Library Fremont Kinologists of Firelands Historical Society Norwalk Public Library Sberna Fremont Library The Firelands Coin Club VFW Milan Avenue

Plymouth Attorney Collapses in Courthouse Vault

Attorney Donald E. Akers collapsed while in the Recorder's Office vault on the first floor of the Huron County Courthouse this morning. An ambulance picked him up and he was taken to Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital where he was treated and released.

Plymouth Donald E. Akers Huron County Aker Recorder’s Office Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital

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