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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1978

Page

3

Pease to host town meeting in Milan Saturday

U S Representative Donald Pease will hold a town meeting at 2 p m Saturday at Milan Town Hall to hear residents concerns in a group oriented listening session across the 13th District. Townsend petitions seek Sunday sales on June ballot with Corner Store owner Grine circulating. A Sandusky man pled guilty to reduced charge in pistol whipping case near Norwalk.

Milan U.S Donald Pease Pease 13Th Congressional District Townsend Township Huron County Board of Elections Charles Grine Townsend Grine Sandusky Thomas R. Spettel Norwalk Eddie Pentorn Pentorn

Blizzard review meeting planned by Huron County

Huron County Disaster Services Director Robert B. Hauser calls a 7:30 p.m. March 14 meeting to review activities during and after the January 26 blizzard. It will be held in the basement of the county administration building at 180 Milan Ave and is open to the public. Notices go to city village and township trustees and select county officials. Subjects include improving emergency programs communications and snow removal.

Huron County Disaster Services Robert B. Hauser Milan Ave Hauser

Huron County Official Sells New London Store to Cassidy

Huron County Commissioner Maurice Smith sells his business Smith's The Sales in New London to Patrick Cassidy after 29 years of ownership. The sale became effective March 1 as Cassidy, a former Village of New London employee, takes over. Purchase price was not disclosed.

Huron Maurice Smith Smith New London Patrick Cassidy Cassidy

Unemployment Rises in Huron County to 7.6 Percent

The Ohio Bureau of Employment Services reports Huron County jobless rate up from December to January by a tenth point to 7.6 percent. January unemployment affected 1,863 of 24,505 in the labor force while Erie County logged 6.6 percent. Across the state Adams County on the Ohio River posted the highest rate at 19.8 percent, above national and state averages.

Huron County Ohio Bureau of Employment Services Erie County Adams County Ohio River

Author Pat Leimbach to speak at Western Reserve High

Pat Leimbach, author of the Country Wife column, will address the Huron County Association of Township Trustees and Clerks at 7 p.m. Thursday at Western Reserve High School. The Vermilion farm wife writes for national farm publications and authored A Thread of Blue Denim and All My Meadows.

Collins Pat Leimbach Huron County Association of Township Trustees Western Reserve High School

Burglar Stole 60 Dollars From Norwalk North Apartments Office

Police report a burglary at Norwalk North Apartments Sunday or Monday. Burglars pried open a door to the furnace room and took 60 dollars from a desk drawer in the office. Manager Jerry Hykes noted no other items disturbed. Earlier a laundry detergent machine was rifled. Frank Geer reported a frozen apple was thrown through a front window.

Norwalk North Apartments Jerry Hykes Bouscau Apts Hykes Frank Geer Grove St

Bumper Beat In Norwalk Cited For Failure To Yield

A Norwalk driver, Mildred W. Leslie, 73, was cited for failure to yield after attempting a turn into Gaumont Nursing Center and being struck by Gary R. Uther, 17. The incident occurred at 12:25 p.m. Monday, with minor damage to both cars. A separate report notes Jon L. Tallman, 33, of Fremont, charged with improper backing after backing from Summit Street Professional Building into a parked car owned by Ivan F. Haines at 4:11 p.m. Monday, causing minor damage.

Norwalk Gaumont Nursing Center Mildred W. Leslie W. Main St Gary R. Uther Jon L. Tallman Fremont Summit Street Ivan F. Haines S. Old State Road

Fitchville zoning panel set for Wednesday evening

Fitchville Township zoning committee will meet at 7 p.m. at the Fitchville Town Hall. The Huron County Firefighters Association plans an 8 p.m. meeting at the fire station where Richard Cross of the state fire prevention bureau will speak.

Fitchville Fitchville Township Fitchville Town Hall New London Huron County Firefighters Association Richard Cross The State Fire Prevention Bureau Will

Airport Lease Settlement Discussed in Closed Sessions

County and city officials in Norwalk Ohio weigh a new lease and cash settlement for Ron Zoellner’s airport lease as one option in a multi proposal dispute over a dollar 1.1 million lawsuit against the Huron County Airport Authority Norwalk city and county leaders held several executive sessions this week to review alternatives and potential settlements without public decisions.

Ron Zoellner Zoellner Jack Fynes Huron County Airport Authority City of Norwalk Airport Fynes Authority Don Chandler Urban Livengood, Jr Richard Rench Marian Moyer Robert Chapin Roy Palm Thomas Carabin Maurice Smith Wayne Goodsite Vernis George Richard Cunningham Robert Markel Bill Ream Harry Gilbert Lawrence Bresson Robert Williams Richard Hauser Norwalk Law Ronald H. Freeman Ohio

Mormons Show How To Stock Food Shelves For Emergencies

Sandusky church members demonstrated practical steps to build a year long food and fuel supply. They showed grinding grain by hand, drying fruits and vegetables, and alternatives to canning, with tips on storage and needed gear. Local families cited past outages and blizzards as justification for readiness.

Sandusky Church of Latter Day Saints Phil Ainslie Ainslie Spencer W. Kimball Mormon Church Ronald Taylor Pepperidge Willard Taylor Marilyn Wayne L. Karnes Milan Karnes Voila Roberta Peless Ainsley King Baer Robert Parker Wayne Karnes

City Rejects Bids On Fee Increases And Licenses

City council approved ordinances raising inspection fees for plumbing and electrical work, increasing yearly license renewals, and enacted emergency water and sewer rate hikes for residents and non residents. Fees take effect June 1, with snow removal costs at the airport reported as 25 by city manager letter.

Willard Paul Capelle

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