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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1971

Page

2

City Advised To Use Billing Service Firm

Financial consultants hired in January advised Norwalk to keep the present system but hire a commercial billing service. Service Director Herbert Krogh cited Haskins and Sells and said the city could outsource billing at about 21 cents per copy, totaling roughly 17 500 annually. He noted electric and water bill totals and said setup could cost under 5 000, with clerical savings offsetting staff reductions. the idea remains nonbinding.

Norwalk Herbert Krogh Haskins and Sells Krogh City Hall

Attica Women Named 1971 Huron County Posse Queen

Denise Miller of Attica is chosen 1971 queen of the Huron County Ladies Sheriff Posse. Attendants are Karen Wilson and Judi Gurney, also Attica residents. Miller is a nurse, posse member since 1968, former treasurer, wife of Dr. Russell Miller, and mother of three. Wilson, wife of Sonny Wilson, is a Lazy Aces Saddle Club member, past treasurer, and Girl Scout Troop Leader with three sons. Gurney, wife of Dennis, is a Lazy Aces member and Ohio Paint Horse Association member, joined in 1968 as past vice president with two children.

Denise Miller Attica Huron County Ladies Sheriff Posse Karen Wilson Judi Gurney Russell Miller Rusty Ellen Kay Beth Ann Lazy Aces Saddle Club Lazy Aces The Posse Possé Sonny Wilson Scott Brett Troy Dennis Dustan David Ohio Paint Horse Association

Gas Rates Rise in Norwalk and 5 Huron County towns

Columbia Gas of Ohio announces a rate increase effective May 16 affecting Norwalk and four other Huron County communities. The four and 78 hundredths cents per thousand cubic feet rise adds about 72 cents monthly for the average customer, reflecting higher supplier costs authorized by the Federal Power Commission and passed through via contracts.

Norwalk Huron County Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc Federal Power Commission Ohio Bellevue Greenwich Wakeman Willard Milan

IMPA Banquet To Honor Norwalk High Musicians Monday

One hundred four band members and one hundred four orchestra members from Norwalk High School will be honored with their parents at 6 p.m. Monday for the Annual Instrumental Music Parents Association Banquet at the Junior High School. Paul Laycock will present trophies and awards after a woodwind ensemble from Oberlin College performs.

Norwalk High School Instrumental Music Parents Association Paul Laycock Oberlin College

Fire call at Ruth Smith residence in New London

New London volunteer firefighters responded to 169 Williams Street at 10 p.m. Friday to investigate a burning odor. Fire Chief Al Walters said the furnace fan motor failed and the flooring above the furnace overheated.

New London Ruth Smith Williams St al Walters

Norwalk Schools Demonstrate Reading Program to Parents

Parents of Norwalk city students visited classrooms for a Right To Read demonstration. The event showed reading methods and grade by grade skill development, plus a mobile reading lab bus run by Robert Knoll to aid struggling readers.

Benedict School Norwalk Robert Knoll

Walter G Williams Obituary in New London

Funeral services for Walter G Williams 81 of Chenango Road New London will be 2 PM Monday at Eastman Funeral Home. He died Friday at Kamp Nursing Home. Burial Day Cemetery New London. He was born in Olena lived in Greenwich before moving here 50 years ago. Survived by widow Orpha two daughters ten grandchildren seven great grandchildren. Friends may call Sunday afternoon and evening.

New London Walter G. Williams Chenango Road Kamp Eastman Funeral Home Floyd Gaugler Day Cemetery Olena Greenwich Attica Lutheran Church Attica High School Huron County Pomona Orpha Carl Virginia) Ruess Ralph Alice) Walcher North Patch Fieea

Hospitals present admissions and local incidents report

Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital lists admissions including Angelita Santillana Monroeville Hazel Campbell Wakeman Leslie Wilcox Norwalk Olive Schauss Norwalk and discharges including Evelyn Drake Monroeville Ida O'Brien Collins Vaughan Keefer Greenwich Linn Kelly Wakeman Baby James Smith Norwalk Joan Service and son Norwalk Laura Cavello and son Norwalk Darlene Johnson Norwalk plus Albert Bob's Barber Shop. Effective Monday May 3 Hours 3 30 to 6 weekdays All day Saturday. Herschel Hall 28 rural Wakeman fined 25 for public intoxication. Norwalk reports two rear end collisions plus another minor accident Friday night involving Gary Miller Wakeman and Anna Kangars East Main Street and Linwood Avenue Elizabeth Bristoll and Martin Chambers incidents on East Main Street and Woodlawn Avenue. David L Banker Monroeville struck a parked car on Prospect Street.

Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Angelita Santillana Monroeville Hazel Campbell Wakeman Leslie Wilcox Norwalk Olive Schauss Evelyn Drake Ida O’brien Collins Vaughan Keefer Greenwich Linn Kelly James Smith Joan Service Laura Cavello Darlene Johnson Albert Gary Miller Anna D. Kangars E. Main St East Main Street Linwood Avenue Martin Chambers Walnut St Woodlawn Avenue Elizabeth Bristoll David L. Banker Prospect Street Main Street Mary Alice Heydinger

Classified Ad Offer Promises Business Boost

An advertisement urges readers to try classified ads to boost any business. It invites callers to dial 662 4241 for details and potential placements.

Charters in Ohio Cities Highlight Flexibility and Cautions

Gotherman explains that adopting a charter is not costly to amend and can be repealed by election. He warns that poorly formed provisions may weaken governance. Citizens in Norwalk will decide the course of action next Tuesday.

Gotherman Ohio Supreme Court Norwalk

Vandalism Reported at Local Businesses and Homes

Vandals used BB guns to destroy headlights and taillights at Durable Mat Co on 75 N Pleasant St Tuesday night. A window at the county highway garage on Jefferson St was shot out. Patricia A Lasch and Margaret J Beaven were arrested for vandalism after wet concrete disturbance at 30 Benedict Ave. Lasch jailed on $100 bond. Beaven released. Both head to Mayor's Court tonight.

Durable Mat Co N. Pleasant St William Gilbert New County Highway Jefferson Street Norwalk Benedict Ave Patricia A. Lasch W. Seminary Sr

City Scouts End Weekend With Late Night Commando Raid

City scouts embark on a weekend bivouac near Norwalk at Robert Chapin's airstrip. A night raid with signaling, a rifle crack, and a missing sniper adds tension as Dick Zeller and volunteers guide the group through woods. They plan a back country hike and church visit, after a rib dinner and air trips from Ortner field.

Rench Robert Chapin U.S. 250 Norwalk Fenner Dick Zeller Beach Ortnerfield Chapin’s

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