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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1971
Page
3
Huron County Auditor warns mobile home owners to register and pay taxes on time. Four delinquents have been fined, five face hearings. minimum first offense is 25 dollars plus tax and penalties. Ebinger advises annual January renewal and 30 day ownership/move-in registration.
Second Lt. Bruce L. Chapin of Norwalk and the 179th Tactical Fighter Group at Mansfield Lahm Airport was named an outstanding pilot graduate of undergraduate pilot training at Craig AFB Alabama. He earned the Top T-38 Pilot Award and the Lloyd T. Schuneman Formation Flying Award.
Glenn E. Honn 63 of New Bremen was driving a semi on Ohio 61 near Willard when the overpass blocked passage. He backed to turn around and struck Lonnie G. Short 23 of Benedict Ave who had stopped behind him. Honn faced a charge of improper backing. Curt J. Bolen 28 of New Haven pleaded not guilty to assault and battery for threats to his wife Judie Bolen. he also pleaded guilty to public intoxication and was fined. A 17-year-old Norwalk woman was treated after overdosing on APC and Demeral pills following an argument with her husband. She was admitted Tuesday and released information given this morning.
Mary M. Ginn filed a warrant against a neighbor in an apartment building charging harboring an animal. She said the animal was a bobcat named Remus that chased her down the hallway.
Judy Krueger of Bellevue after eight years in 4-H and three years showing chickens wins first place in poultry showmanship at the junior fair. The 18 year old daughter of William and Mrs. Krueger expresses disbelief and joy as her trophy finally comes.
Gary Pearson’s ice cream truck caught fire while he drove through Ipswich. He switched on headlights and the loudspeaker to clear traffic, then raced to a fire station where firefighters quickly battled the blaze.
Open class dairy entries, Junior Fair dairy animals, sheep and the 4 H Food Revue lead the third day of the 50th anniversary Huron County Fair. Tonight features a Country and Western stage show with Grandpa Jones at 7 and 9 p.m. grandstand.
The Norwalk Police Department debuts its first display at the Huron County Fair. Billboards explain investigation and rescue equipment as officers answer questions. The exhibit features scuba gear, riot control tools, fingerprinting materials, a fully equipped cruiser, and photos of current and past officers.
City plans a $766 refund to Dawson's Patrick-Hiss Co for six years of electrical billing mistakes. Past incidents include a 1963 reversal of wires on a transformer causing George Schild to overpay and receive a $13,554 refund. The paper notes such refunds are rare and usually small.
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