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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1972
Page
10
Grain prices in Chicago on Monday January 24 1972 show opening highs and lows across corn oats and wheat with reported changes from prior close. Trading activity indicates steady demand as markets track seasonal supply expectations and refinery needs.
Market notes show cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep with steady to slightly higher bids. Prime steers range 37.25 to 37.75 with many categories listed, hogs 200 head up about 0.75, prime lambs 29 to 30.50, and ewes 3 to 10, across various grades and weights.
Snowmobile trophy races will be held at the historic Goshen track on January 30 after a postponement from January 9 due to insufficient snow. Organizers and local officials anticipate a strong field and dry, cold conditions.
A committee will meet Thursday night to review proposed Huron County subdivision regulations and address objections from a November hearing. Members include reps from Realtors, Banks, Builders, Norwalk groups, the county commission, and regional planning staff. Roscoe said the group will refine the plan and ensure wider input as drafting continues. The regular planning commission meeting was postponed and will be held at 8 p.m. Wednesday.
Mrs. Helen R. Martin 55 of 5841 Dorr St Toledo died on arrival at St. Vincent Hospital after a suspected heart attack. Born in Pittsburgh she had lived in Toledo a year and in Norwalk since 1944. Survivors include son Theodore T. McKenzie and daughter Joanne Romolo plus five landchildren and two sisters. Services at Kubach-Smith Funeral Home and St Paul Catholic Church Norwalk with rosary and burial in parish cemetery.
Staff Sergeant Edward L. Ward and Staff Sergeant George W. Bryant Jr of Norwalk attended a three day training conference on sales techniques in Akron. Septic Tanks advertises a health licensed cleaning service by Jim Stark with a local contact number 663 4612.
Mrs. Kenneth Myers of Peru lies in Room 202 at Bellevue Hospital after surgery. The Buena Vista College Choir rescheduled to perform at First United Presbyterian Church on Firelands Boulevard at 8 tonight. A fire detection system malfunction at Norwalk Furniture Plant on Ohio 18 prompted a morning response with no fire. The Aging Committee meets 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the courthouse.Hospitals list new admissions and discharges for Fisher-Titus, Good Samaritan, SANDUSKY, and GOOD SAMARITAN hospitals including names and places of residence.
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