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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1971

Page

2

Firelands Breaks Ground for Phase II Campus Building

Firelands plans Phase II groundbreaking at 11 am next Friday on the campus plaza in Huron. Speakers will include Bowling Green State University president Hollis A. Moore and Ohio Representative Ethel G. Swanbeck. Mosser Construction leads the $2.5 million project with primary contractors Shepp Plumbing, Zoellner Plumbing, and Diamond S Electric.

Huron Firelands Hollis A. Moore Bowling Green State University Ethel G. Swanbeck Ohio House of Melvyn J. Stauffer Firelands Campus Advisory Board Mosser Construction Company of Fremont West Building Shepp Plumbing and Heating Norwalk Zoellner Plumbing Sandusky Diamond S_ Electric Company

Teaching Contract Still Hanging Fire in Norwalk

The Norwalk Board of Education and the Norwalk Teachers Association remain at an impasse over a new contract. A mediation board proposal was approved by a majority of NTA members, while board members offered mixed views and indicated the official stance would come from President Dr William B Holman.

Norwalk Board of Education Norwalk Teachers Association NTA Ray Morgan William B. Holman Morgan Salarie Paul Miller James Ryder Ryder

Monroeville Youth Registers to Vote as 18 Looms

The Huron County Board of Elections, with state approval, begins registering 18 year olds who will be eligible to vote in the next election. Marc A. South of Monroeville, soon to be 18, is first to register though not yet fully eligible. Ohio clears the 26th Amendment ratification as legislators approve it. Eligible voters must reside in the state six months and county precinct 40 days. Diane Burke is Nu Tau Sorority Queen candidate for Wakeman Homecoming July 23-25.

Huron County Board of Elections Ted W. Brown Marc A. South Monroeville South Huron County Law Library Monroeville High School Monroeville Village Brown Ohio Ohio Senate House Diane Burke Jack Burke Wakeman Nu Tau Diane Western Reserve High School

Kiwanis Mulls Elderly Housing Project in Sandusky

Three Norwalk Kiwanis Club members visited Viewpoint in Sandusky to study a possible elderly housing sponsorship. Harlon Jennings William Dreyer and William Young met Viewpoint manager Walter Osper, who praised the plan and the Sandusky apartments as very nice and attractive.

Norwalk Kiwanis Club Viewpoint Sandusky Harlon Jennings Kiwanis Albion V. Gotaas William Dreyer William Young Walter Osper Jennings

Poole pleads guilty to forgery in Progressive payroll theft

Charles J. Poole, 24, of 88 E. Monroe St., pleaded guilty in Common Pleas Court to forging payroll checks stolen over the weekend from Progressive Allied Industries, Inc., 53-55 St. Mary's St. Bond set at $4,000 cash or $8,000 property. Ned G. Schnee, 22, rural Norwalk, charged with failure to stop after his car struck another on Thomas Road. Robert J. Meesa, 48, of 179 W. Main St., was rear‑ended at Thomas Road by Schnee. Benny Harris, 64% Glover St., reported $7 stolen from his billfold at the Norwalk municipal swimming pool on St. Marys Street.

Charles J. Poole E. Monroe St Common Pleas Poole Progressive Allied Industries, Inc St. Mary’s St Sandusky Ned G. Schnee Norwalk Thomas Road Erie County Sheriff’s Department Robert J. Meesa Main St Schnee Benny Harris Glover St St. Mary’s Street

Pay Hikes Approved for Two Huron County Health Staff

The Huron County Board of Health approved annual wage increases of 125 for nurse Imelda Lodermeier and 100 for secretary Martha Waters after praise for excellent work. Dr. George Linn urged legislative immunity for the commissioner and noted insurance costs impact taxpayers. Also updated were sewage issues at the Arnold Amburgy residence and clinic statistics for June with 133 patients served and June expenses totaling 2531, leaving a 4042 balance.

Huron County Board of Health Imelda Lodermeier Martha Waters George F. Linn Sr Lodermeier Ethel Swanbeck Linn Lloyds of London Dr. Linn Fred Monroe Arnold Amburgy Ohio 13 Omega Road Monroe Amburgy Larry Holmes

Norwalk Man Arrested For Assault With A Dangerous Weapon

Bart Smith 34 of 112 N Hester was arrested at his home on a charge of assault with a dangerous weapon after allegedly threatening employee Bobby Norwood at Norwalk Vault. Smith was booked in Huron County Jail pending preliminary hearing.

Norwalk Bart Smith N. Hester Huron County Smith Bobby Norwood James Martin Norwood Martin

Magnetic Starters Purchased For Village Water Wells

New London officials approved buying magnetic starters to replace failing units at $270 each. Delivery is expected soon per BPA chairman Doyle Neel. Pumping from the Townline Road well stopped after water dropped to 27 feet. old well now feeds the treatment plant and 250000 gallon storage tank. About 40 of 800 water meters need replacement or repair at $35 each, funds permitting.

New London Board of Public Affairs Doyle Neel BPA Townline Road Neel

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