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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1977
Page
6
A crowded clump of garage sales food events and community notices lists multiple sales at 27 Woodlawn and 61 East Valley Beach, plus garden and seed shop updates, summer hours for Joseppi's Restaurant, library board meeting, a steak feed and dance, a parish festival with prizes, and local club plans for Homecoming.
Two renewal tax levies to fund about half of the Huron County Health Department budget will go on the November ballot. The 0.3 and 0.2 mill levies would each run 10 years, totaling roughly 97 000 dollars annually for the health district. The TB levy renewal, a four-tenths mill, is under review with a decision pending after discussion with Health Commissioner Dr. Howard Sparks.
Western Reserve school bus drivers host an open house for retiring driver Russ Vogt at West Hartland Methodist Church from 3 to 6 p.m. Sunday. Vogt has driven for 34 years across Western Reserve South Central and New London school systems.
In Macksburg Iowa Bill Sanders chairman of the National Skillet Throwing Association voices frustration at townsfolk who doubt the event. The 1977 meet drew about 100 performers and 5000 spectators with Carroll Moore the 1976 champion from Carson City Nevada invoking nostalgia while Sanders fears expenses and disbelief may push the championship to a new site.
Norwalk residents continued to remove signatures from a petition seeking to place a municipal income tax hike on the ballot. With 10 signatures needed to reach the 352 valid total, 386 had signed originally. Deadline to remove names is next Tuesday, as officials review petition validity for a 15 percent city worker raise approved in April.
Lamb projects organizer Gerald Fife of North Fairfield hosts a Clip N Dip day for 4 H and FFA members. On Saturday June 25 at 9 a.m. at the Junior Fair barns on the Huron County Fairgrounds he will clip drench and dip market lambs for one dollar each and keep the wool.
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