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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1977

Page

3

50 Ponds On His Farm

New London based fish farmer Lou Calala operates 50 ponds on a 133 acre farm along Ohio 60. A harsh winter caused a 25 percent crop loss due to dissolved oxygen starvation, despite efforts to aerate and circulate water. Calala, an author and expert in pond management, notes Ohio fish farming is in its infancy and plans to sell youngest stock to ponds nationwide.

Helen Payne New London Lou Calala Calala Here Ohio Metropolitan Park Rocky River Lakewood Arkansas United States

Morrows To Sell Auto License Stickers in Monroeville

Deputy registrar Carol Jump says Morrow's Foods on Prospect Street will sell automobile license validation stickers. Sales run April 1 for last names A through K and May 1 for L through Z, 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Mon Tue Thu Fri, and 9:30 a.m. to noon on Wed and Sat.

Monroeville Morrow's Foods Prospect Street Carol Jump

Oscar Singer Ann Margret to Open and Close Oscar Show

Ann Margret, whose star rose after a memorable song and dance on the Academy Awards 15 years ago, will open and close this year’s Oscar show. The announcement came Friday from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.

Hollywood UPI Ann Margaret Miss Margret The Movie Academy

Vandals damage five cars at Norwalk center

Police report vandals damaged five autos at the Norwalk Fling Center Saturday night. A security guard described two men fleeing in a car after damaging antennas and a mirror on several vehicles. Additional damage included torn trees on Central Blvd and a trailer window broken at a residence.

Norwalk Ecurity Roy Giles Robert Roth Tucker Ave Arlin Hall Elyria Georgia Baxter Willard Penny Crouch New London Maxwell Carpenter Benedict Ave Marjorie Prince Taylor St Olice Central Blvd Bernard D. Haynes Paul Barnett St. Mary's St David Houghtlen Parsons St Apt. B

Willard Spring Cleanup Scheduled April 4 to 8

Willard city crews will collect trees barrels and other large items April 4 through April 8. Fire Chief John Yacob urges tree trimmings tied in bundles near the alley or street and instructs residents to wrap old burning barrels with white rags and place within 10 feet of driveways. Appliances are not collected and the city bears no responsibility for containers removed from alleys during the pee. Pickup routes run April 4 east side April 5 6 west of Myrtle Avenue and April 7 8 east of Myrtle Avenue.

Willard John Yacob Yacob Myrtle Avenue

Two Men Shot After Bar Disagreement in Seneca County

At about 10 20 p m Sunday two men Charles Potts 31 rural Bellevue and Barry Potts 24 rural Attica were shot after an argument outside a bar on Township Road 83 seven miles north of Attica. They were treated at Bellevue Hospital and were reported in satisfactory condition. A third person is sought and deputies recovered the assailant s pickup. Authorities investigated with multiple agencies but lost the trail and called off the search about 1 a m.

Attica Seneca County Charles Potts Bellevue Barry Potts Ellevue Hospital Foe Seneca County Sheriff's Department Huron County Sheriff's Department Willard Police Department

Monroeville Pancake Breakfast Heats Up with Prizes

Homer Palmer won 50 dollars at St. Mary Catholic Church pancake breakfast on March 13. Prize winners included Freda Morman 20 dollars Dorothy Schick 10 dollars Leo Heitz 10 dollars Emma Brown 10 dollars and many others. Over 400 people were served.

Monroeville Homer Palmer St.ee Catholic Church Freda Morman Dorothy Schick Leo Heitz Emma Brown Stanley Bollenbacher

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