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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1974
Page
3
Openings exist for the July 15 and July 22 Safety Town sessions at Benedict School from 9 to 11 a.m. daily. Registration is at Benedict School at 9 a.m. on the attending week. 218 children have registered this summer.
Four Norwalk youths joined Toledo volunteers to clear debris at Hanover College after a tornado hit Xenia on April 3. The group, ages 15 to 17, worked eight hours daily for two weeks, staying with unaffected families and attending Sunday services at a nearby church.
Milan village council sets total budget of 905 430 with largest rise in lands and water funds. A 69 EVA transformer costing 20 032 is ordered from Sandusky Electric as backup for Gould substation. Other funds include general 15 500 safety 47 250 service 33 700 storm sewers 32 000 revenue sharing 19 000 free 5 000 and streets repairs 31 800. Water 147 680 light 548 800 sewer 33 700 totals 730 180 for board accounts. Sealed bids for old street sweeper due July 23 and storm sewer Front Street work with bids open Aug 13. Robert Stoll seeks reimbursement 186 for car repair after hitting a manhole. bill sent to solicitor.
Classified notice invites readers to place ads offering goods and services with contact phone number 662 4241 for listings and pricing.
Monroeville Village Council agreed to hire a part time bailiff at two dollars an hour to aid Mayor Thomas Bergman with mayor's court tasks. The mayor will be paid one hundred dollars monthly for the part time office and effective July 18 will staff the mayor's office with the Police Chief on the first and third Thursdays, and the fifth if present, for confidential discussions with residents.
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