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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1971
Page
4
The California State Assembly voted unanimously to prohibit enzyme detergents in the state starting January 1. The measure aims to curb environmental impact and align with broader pollution control efforts.
Ohio Department of Liquor Control processes a permit transfer from Glen R. Evans to Eleanor V. Arnold for Arnold's Carry Out. The filing date is April 20.
The Norwalk Community Action Commission unveils its new offices at 51 Benedict Ave and introduces staff led by Director Marjorie Harper. New outreach workers include Elizabeth Ramos and Barbara Whitney, with Holly Norris joining as family planning consultant serving Norwalk Willard New London and nearby towns.
John Willman president of Sherwood Medical Industries told the Norwalk Kiwanis Club health care must expand sharply this decade. He noted needs for physicians dentists nurses and para medical staff rising to hundreds of thousands and predicted hospital outlays will quadruple. New London Auxiliary to hold rummage sale May 7 at First United Methodist Church.
Fifty-two senior men and women shared a luncheon as plans emerged for a bus visit to the Gene Stratton Porter Home in La Grange Indiana and the Van Wert peony festival. They also discussed a rummage sale, a Governor's Conference on Aging trip, films, birthdays, Bible study, and other social activities.
Cash buyers read the Norwalk Reflector Want Ads daily looking for used furniture. To sell quickly for cash, call 662-4241.
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