It Was Almost Norwalk Night At Firelands
At the Firelands Campus Friends of the Library annual meeting in the East Building Lounge two cash contributors were honored led by Mrs. Herman Schaafsma. Plaques honored gifts to the library and life members named Mozelle Adams of Norwalk and others. Dramatic readings titled The Changing Faces of Love were presented by a professor and five students. New board members and officers were elected including Dr. John Stack Richard Coretty and Ortrude Linder. A Willard student won a $25 prize for Leah Coffey's essay A Long Time Past.
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Norwalk
Friends of the Library
Firelands
Herman Schaafsma
the Reflector
Schaafsma
Blanche P. Frohman
Sandusky
Mozelle Adams
Firelands Pioneer
Kenneth Buckley
Wakeman
Clarence Fuller
Julie Arlin
Richard Smith
Milan
John Stack
DDS
Vermilion
Richard Coretty
Bellevue
Ortrude Linder
Monroeville
Harold Kirkpatrick
New London
Norwalk Mayor Court Dockets Reckless Driving Fines
Francies E. Staneart fined 10 dollars plus costs for reckless driving at 197 Williams Street. George H. Carter Jr. fined 50 dollars and costs and 10 days jail suspended for reckless driving in rural Norwalk. Multiple defendants faced speeding public intoxication and other traffic violations with fines, bonds forfeited, or jail terms suspended.
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Norwalk
Frances E. Staneart
Williams St
George H. Carter
Freddie P. Elkins
Milan
Jan L. Martin
W. Main St
Wayne A. Smith
E. Seminary St
John R. Kompa
Newton Terrace
Eric Thorley
James A. Obermiller
Parsons
Sherrie L. Shriver
Sycamore Dr
Cynthia A. Hacker
Sandusky
Harold J. Curry
Joann Parron
Berlin Heights
Edith L. Lydey
Wakeman
Alex T. Daniels
Newton St
Carolyn S. van Sickle
E. Main St
Walter Russell
Febel Crum
Martin
Leon Schaffer
Edgewood Dr
Blood Van Here Monday At Norwalk Eagles Club
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at the Norwalk Eagles Club next Monday from 11 30 a m to 5 30 p m with a quota of 150 units. Healthful donors aged 18 to 66 may give, those 66 and older need physician consent. Free parking is provided by the Norwalk Police in the North Linwood Avenue lot. Walk in donors welcome until 5 30 p m.
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Red Cross
Norwalk
Eagles Club
Schibley Brothers Apply for Monroeville Carry-Out Permit
An application for a new liquor permit for Schibley Brothers at 22 N. Main St Monroeville is filed with the Ohio Department of Liquor Control by William A and Richard C Schibley on October 18 1972. The permit would authorize high powered beer and wine for carry out.
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Monroeville
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Schibley Brothers
N. Main St
William A
Richard C. Schibley
Want A Better Job Read The Norwalk Reflector Help Wanted
A hired help wanted column from the Norwalk Reflector offers local job openings across industries. It highlights employers seeking workers, required qualifications, and how to apply. Readers learn about weekly listings and contact details for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Mayor defends ten cent parking plan downtown
Mayor Wayne Goodsite argues raising on street meters from five to ten cents an hour will push workers to city lots and free up prime downtown spaces for shoppers. He opposes removing meters and outlines two ordinances, including longer Ernsthausen lot parking, a three hour for 25 cent option, and a 25 cent early pay fine.
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Wayne Goodsite
Goodsite
City Council
Ernsthausen
Governors Charge Revenue Sharing Is A Screen
The Democratic Governors Caucus met in Huron Ohio with 15 governors approving resolutions criticizing President Nixon on revenue sharing and energy policy. They say revenue sharing is a smoke screen for federal cuts and urge Nixon to address the energy crisis and fuel shortages this summer. Governors accuse Nixon of using his landslide re election as a mandate to rule at his own discretion.
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Jeffrey Harwood Huron
Ohio
UPI
Nixon
Congress
Classified Ad Promises Ideal Worker Match
A local classified ad proclaims a service to help readers find the ideal worker. It highlights quick placement, tailored candidate screening, and promises of skilled applicants for various roles. The note emphasizes ease and efficiency for employers seeking reliable staff.
Open House Set Sunday for Local Extension Offices
The open house and reception for the Cooperative Extension Services, the Soil Conservation Service, and the Soil and Water Conservation District of Erie and Huron Counties will be Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. at 180 Milan Avenue, formerly the Norwalk Truck Line offices.
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Cooperative Extension Services
The
Soil Conservation Service
Soil and Water Conservation District
Erie
Huron Counties
Milan Avenue
Norwalk Truck Line
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James McBride
the Friends
Mayor’s Court
New York
Wagon Wheel
John J. Gilligan
Gilligan
School
Gas and Electric Company
General Telephone
Prupac
Prudential Property and Casualty Insurance Company
Richard French
Sam Giallombardo
Jim Maitland
Dave Motter
Benedict
Prudential Insurance Company For America
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