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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1971

Page

3

Ambulances Made 72 Runs in June by Norwalk Service

The Norwalk Ambulance Service logged 72 runs in June led by 56 to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. City origin accounted for 48 calls with ten from Norwalk Township and one from each Bronson and Peru Townships. Total charges reached 1446 with 302 for mileage 38.75 for wait time and 22 for oxygen.

Norwalk Richard Striker John Short Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital Norwalk Township Bronson Peru

Thieves Force Open Coin Box at Norwalk Park Dryer

Park Manager reports a coin box inside a clothes dryer at the Norwalk Mobile Home Park on Jefferson Street was broken into after 11:15 Sunday night. Police were told the box was forced open but the amount of money was not known.

Norwalk

Miss Ohio Pageant roster announced for 1971 crowning

SANDUSKY The 1971 Miss Ohio roster was completed naming Vicki Lynn Beck Miss Heart of Western Reserve Diane L Stapleton Miss Southwestern Ohio and Rita Joyce Timko Miss Youngstown State University among 27 contestants. Crowning will be Saturday in the Cedar Point Ballroom. John W Daugherty 32 of Newark was sentenced to six months in the Toledo Workhouse for probation violation after admitting a bad check. A Greenwich man was fined 200 and jailed 90 days for removing items from a car at the Willard plant lot. George E Trushel 23 pleaded guilty and received three years probation with 10 days of jail suspended.

Sandusky Vicki Lynn Beck Heart of Western Reserve Diane L. Stapleton Southwestern Ohio Rita Joyce Timko Youngstown State University Grace Elaine Bird Cedar Point Ballroom John W. Daugherty Newark Toledo Daugherty Common Pleas Huron County Clerk of Courts Greenwich R.R. Donnelley and Sons, Inc Willard George E. Trushel Common Pleas Court Trushel

Corner Store Bought by James and Charles Grine

Corner Store at U.S. 20 and Hartland Center Road East Townsend is purchased by Lord James and Charles Grine. The brothers bought the store June 23 from Ray Moore and wife of Clarksfield. An Ohio Liquor Control permit transfer was filed July 2. No immediate changes planned.

James Charles Grine U.S. 20 Hartland Center Road East Townsend Ray Moore Clarksfield Ohio Department of Liquor Control Grine

Greenwich Mayor Patton Files Re-Election Petition

Greenwich Mayor Lloyd E. Patton filed his candidate petition for re election. Oren E. Barker of rural New London submitted a petition on Monday seeking a seat on the New London Board of Education in his first bid for office.

Lloyd E. Patton Greenwich Board of Elections Oren E. Barker New London New London Board of Education

City Still Waits For Flood Funds

City officials seek 117 622 dollars in federal funds for July 1969 flood repairs. The adjutant general's office told Norwalk officials the check is in Columbus and should arrive in about nine days after state auditor processing, but funds have not yet arrived.

State Adjutant General's Office Herbert Krogh Columbus Norwalk State Auditor’s Office Krogh

City Calls Bids For Lagoons

City starts legal steps Friday by publishing bid advertisements for two settling lagoons at the water filtration plant. Bids open July 1. Project cost estimated at 38 000 with hopes to obtain 11 400 in federal funds.

Willard Replies To Claim In Flood Suit Against City

The city of Willard denies responsibility for flooding on 10 acres owned by Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Funk in Greenfield Township. The Funks seek $10,000 damages, claiming leaks from a new reservoir flooded their land. The city says any flooding is from groundwater, admits the reservoir sits on Funk property, but contests other claims and asks the Funks to prove locations, extent, farming activity, crops, yields, profits, and discovery of flooding. A separate $15,000 suit by Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd B. Zellner over 10 acres in New Haven Township is pending. Jury trials requested in both cases.

Willard Carl E. Funk Funks Lloyd B. Zellner New Haven Township Martin L. Hanna Bowling Green Hanna, Middleton and Roebke Zellners

Rotary Installs Mihali Huron UR described at meeting

Pat Gioffre, new president of the Huron Rotary Club, outlined the urban renewal program in Huron. He cited a $4 million total cost with $400,000 local share and traced origins to the 1960s. The project includes a boat basin parking facility, 123 berths, and a 12 year overall timeline.

Pat Gioffre Huron Rotary Club Gioffre Huron Firelands Community Bank Huron Chamber of Commerce Dean Sheldon

Four Coon Hunters Forfeit Bond in Willard Court

Four men, three locals and one visitor from Ashtabula, forfeited $30 bonds each in County Court at Willard on charges of hunting raccoon during closed seasons. Arrested last week near Willard by Game Protector Robert Frey, they faced further note that possessing raccoon out of season is illegal. Frey emphasized infants cannot be released without fatal risk to the mother.

Ashtabula Willard Lester Brown Lanny Junior Brown Shelby Tommy Gayheart Plymouth Lonnie Gayheart Robert Frey Frey

Report Favors Medicare At NL

New London The Ohio Department of Health recommends the New London Hospital retain Medicare status. The state report now goes to Baltimore to the Social Security Commissioner, Robert M Ball, who will decide on the recertification. Trustees previously fixed deficiencies by hiring an administrator and adding a sprinkler system. A Betts letter urging the hospital’s importance was read to the board.

New London New London Hospital Ohio Department of Health Fred Monroe Hospital Board of Trustees Social Security Robert M. Ball Baltimore Ball Jackson E. Betts Monroe Betts

Classified Ads Work for You Around the Clock

Full time performers advertise around the clock with a call to action to dial 662-4241 and place an ad.

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Elks Country Club UPI John J. Gilligan Hugh J. Dorrian State Police and Firemen’s Disability and Pension Fund Dorrin Julius Mihali Rotary Club Robert Johnson Rotary Mihali Huron UR City Charter Commission Commission Steve Mullenix Mullenix Paul Kitchens Kent State University Lucille Reed Bedford Heights Norwalk Service William Mount Larry Norwalk Auto Body ROUTE Gene Widman NSU Case Avenue Ohio Bellevue
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