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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1974
Page
7
Norwalk residents Mark A. Hunter and Gail A. McGuckin have enlisted in the U S Marine Corps. Hunter, a 1973 Norwalk High School graduate, joins via an 180 day delay program and will train 11 weeks at San Diego after home time until Aug. 29. McGuckin, daughter of Jess and Mrs McGuckin, heads to Parris Island training on Oct. 16.
Diana Patton of Greenwich and Mary Beth Camardese of Norwalk won $25 U.S. Savings Bonds for leukemia science fair projects judged at the Cancer Society meeting. Other winners included Sharon Smith and Terrie Miller. Dr John J. Newton spoke as a trustee of the Ohio Division. The unit elected officers: Kaiser president Finlay vice president Mrs Gravenhorst secretary Sanders treasurer. Cancer crusade total reaches $25 750.
Norwalk Planning Commissioners approved an ordinance to solicit bids for new tennis courts. They discussed a citywide composite map by James Stratton showing property boundaries with overlays for soil and topography. Overlays for water and sewer lines will complete the first mapping segment, funded at about 1500 dollars with possible reimbursement from the Huron County Regional Planning Commission.
Vaughan Rider reports five of Norwalk’s major brand stations cut prices since May 3 with one drop of 4.2 cents per gallon, now 55.9 cents for regular. The lowest price is 52.5 at a cut-rate station, while 61.8 cents is the highest. Ten stations held prices, four stations lowered, three raised, and two major brands up two cents.
Classifieds encourage readers to use the Want Ads to rent, buy or hire items by calling 662 4241 for an ad writer. The notice promotes fast service and a simple process for placing ads.
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