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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1976
Page
2
A CD was cashed to fund a depleted village checking account as Joyce Marsh the clerk treasurer notes a $50,000 reservoir reserve payment was covered by a cash transfer from a former schedule. The village shows other CD and savings balances and pledges cautious spending through the first quarter.
Mrs. Carol Romp 21 becomes classified advertising manager at the Reflector on Monday. She and husband Scott live at 15 L. Sycamore Dr. They moved from Maryland where Scott served as a staff sergeant in the Army. Carol replaces Barbara Beale who leaves at week’s end.
St. Peter Lutheran Church adopted a program allowing seventh and eighth graders to take communion after confirmation following three years of catechism. Seventh graders may commune after 10 weeks of instruction with parental participation. The 3-1 decision also set a 1976 budget of 143000 and elected eight church council members led by president Willard Schwartz.
Huron County voters may use paper ballots next June 8 due to a large slate of Democratic presidential candidates. Voting machines cannot list all delegates. paper ballot boxes were found and prepared for the primary. A bill to replace delegates with candidates on ballots faces slim odds before the election.
Seven area men appeared in Norwalk Municipal Court on DWI charges. Names include James E. Boyd Ronald E. Champney William C. Perkins Bill J. Blair Lou F. Coffin Michael D. Carter and Dale P. Smith with fines ranging from 150 to 200 dollars and varying license suspensions plus jail time or work-only driving allowances.
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