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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1973
Page
3
Norwalk Fire Chief Elmer McGuckin recalled last year’s tree burn test proving a dry six foot tree ignites in 65 seconds while a well watered tree showed little flame for minutes. He offered tips including fresh cut, water depth, daily checks, keeping away from heat, UL lighting, flame retardants, and turning off lights at night.
Huron County Prosecutor William W. Owens named to executive committee of the Ohio Prosecuting Attorneys Association after attending its annual Columbus seminar. The committee governs between semi annual meetings.
Traditional and contemporary holiday music will be presented by St Paul High School students in a Sunday program at 2 p.m. in St Paul Social Hall. The mixed chorus directed by Joyce Dettinger and the High School Concert Band conducted by Robert Westcott will perform with the junior band also taking part. No admission charged. The South Shore Christmas Seal Campaign stands at 37.9 percent with $37,918 raised toward a $100,000 goal for year round services across five counties.
Marvin E. White president of Columbia Gas of Ohio and Ohio Valley Gas Co testified before the Senate Ways and Means Committee that residential and critical gas users would not lose service now or in the future. He warned industrial users would be curtailed to protect domestic demand as Southwest oil supplies decline 23 percent over five years. Synthetic gas, LNG from Algeria, and Alaska sources are planned to offset the loss, with restrictions likely through 1980 and higher costs for new supplies.
Time save push highlights frugal living and money saving tips from a local segment.lists practical ideas to cut costs and stretch income using ads style tricks and simple budgeting steps.
Harold Heyman wraps 18 years on the Huron County Board of Education as he does not seek re election. The board raises secretary Phyllis Read’s pay from 2.00 to 2.25 per hour and certifies Shirley McCoppin as a bus driver for New London district. Paul Smith will succeed Heyman on the board.
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