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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1972

Page

3

January Building Permits Reach $172 382 In Norwalk

Mayor Wayne Goodsite reports total January construction at 172 382 dollars with key permits. B F Goodrich Co received 80000 for remodeling 35 Whittlesey Ave. Norwalk Board of Education 28732 for two storage areas at Norwalk Junior High. Herbert Rice earned 60000 for a new home at 28 S Garden St. Residential repairs listed for Donald Hohler and Herman Hay. Permit and zoning fees contributed 158 and Mayor's Court collected 4878.

B.F. Goodrich Co Wayne C. Goodsite Goodrich Whittlesey Ave Norwalk Board of Education Norwalk Junior High School Herbert Rice S. Garden St Donald Hohler Richard Ave Herman Hay E. Main St Goodsite

United Fund reaches New London goal in drive

The New London United Fund exceeded its $5,000 target, with Edward Hamilton reporting at Monday night’s committee meeting. Plaques were awarded to Hamilton and Firelands Area Red Cross director Al Gongas as the drive distributed funds to agencies including the American Red Cross, United Service Organization, Salvation Army, Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, and local youth and humane groups.

New London United Fund Edward Hamilton Hamilton al Gongas Firelands Area Red Cross American Red Cross United Service Organization Salvation Army Girl Scouts Boy Scouts Golden Agers New London Little League Huron County Humane Society Huron County Crippled Children Huron County

Car Hits Pole Injuring North Fairfield Mother and Child

A North Fairfield mother, 37, and her five year old daughter Candee were injured when their car veered off New State Road and struck a power pole. The pair were reported in satisfactory condition at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital.

North Fairfield New State Road Gerald Barnhart Candee Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital Ridge Road

Learn French by income tax day ad promises travel ready skills

A Norwalk Reflector classified ad from Berlitz touts a new incentive to enroll in language courses. It claims by April 17 the course will leave you with enough French to get around and hints at leaving the country.

Los Angeles UPI Berlitz

Sheriff touts drug education reach at St Paul high

Sheriff John Borgia reports the January program reached 1,146 students and adults and will continue with a film titled Riddle of the Friendly Stranger at multiple elementary schools in February. Marathon Oil Co. provides the film and coloring books.

St. Paul High School Sheriff’s Department John Borgia the Friendly Stranger League Street Pike and McKim Bellevue South Central New London Marathon Oil Co

Woodlands Home in Kimberley Opens Licensed Bar

Britain's first nursing home to obtain a licensed bar is Woodlands Home in Kimberley. Director Jessie Spencer notes an 86 year old resident who plays piano and looks forward to lively evenings ahead.

Kimberley England UPI Woodlands Home Britain Jessie Spencer

Monroeville OKs Water for Royce Shopping Center

Monroeville village council approved a water contract to serve the Royce Shopping Center between Monroeville and Norwalk. The deal entails an eight inch line, water tower, sewage system, and commercial rates with shutoffs, plus a parallel vote on recreation funding and utility rate adjustments to finance plant improvements.

Monroeville Royce Here Norwalk Franklin Eckstein Fred Waugh Eckstein Prudential Insurance Co Charles Sneddon Columbia Gas Co Huron County Board of Elections

City Not Seeking Industry

Norwalk Mayor Wayne Goodsite says the city will not actively seek new industry until its electric and water problems are resolved. He favors attracting multiple small factories over a single large plant to reduce risk.

Wayne Goodsite Norwalk Goodsite

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