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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1972
Page
3
Village council adopts a 1973 budget with general fund expenditures of 144 330 and bond retirement 21 595. Anticipated general fund income totals 191 215 including 80 000 from village income tax. Bonded debt includes 40 000 storm sewer balance and 107 000 water distribution and 101 000 sewage bonds to be paid off over 8,19, and 15 years respectively.
Help wanted notice from the Norwalk Reflector advertises job openings with positions, employers, and application details. Listing highlights skilled trades and general labor roles, with preferred qualifications and contact instructions for applicants.
Patrolman Walter Rodriguez of the Norwalk Post has three arrests since January for stolen car recoveries during routine safety checks. The State Patrol honors him with red lightning bolt emblems and plans a Blue Max ceremony for the top officer.
Marion Jane S. Wolfe of Collins rural area earned a certificate for completing a special course at General Telephone Co. Plant Training School in Ohio. The Western Reserve High School graduate has worked two years with Northern Ohio Telephone Co. in the Huron exchange of the Norwalk district, studying telephone number and equipment assignment.
FBI investigates theft of 53 boxes of aqunal explosives from Kellstone Quarries on Kelleys Island. valuables valued at 6400 dollars. Explosives in three foot long tubes were stored in a reinforced steel trailer and pried open with a crowbar. No tracks due to limestone ground.
Service Director Herbert Krogh will ask the City Council to approve emergency legislation authorizing repairs on a water feed pump to address a wearout issue.
The Red Cross Bloodmobile gathered 149 units here with Clarence Frederick of Norwalk among the donors. Others include Norman Ott and Mary Ann Charville among several Norwalk residents and Monroeville participants. Community groups supplied food and meals, while city boiler repairs and a city council meeting were noted.
An invitation to use Want Ads to rent, sell, or hire with an ad writer available at contact number 662 4241. The notice emphasizes simplifying life through local classified services.
The New London school board has interviewed two candidates for superintendent and will interview two more before hiring. Former superintendent Joseph Hurley resigned last month to become a Norwalk principal. A selection is expected Wednesday per board vice president Bradley Koch.
Rolland Miller former Barretts Chapel member was ordained Sunday morning at his home church. He trained at Bob Jones University and was ordained by William Mason and Rev Douglas Carl. Miller is noted as Barretts Chapel’s first ordained minister.
Randy Teats nineteen of Greenwich remained in poor condition at Mansfield General Hospital today after a car struck him on Bullhead Road south of Willard last Tuesday. He sustained two fractured legs a fractured arm and multiple cuts and bruises.
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