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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1970

Page

3

New London Adopts tax Hires Consultant

New London votes 1 percent village income tax to start January 1, 1971, projecting about $50,000 yearly. Up to 60 percent for capital improvements and 40 percent for general operations. Emergency measures hire J Emerson Davis Co of Youngstown for $7,200 to set up collection, forms, and training. a tax department deputy will be a paid part time position. Exterior city hall repairs bid awarded to Johnson Construction Co of New London for $4,950 amid higher bid from Fisk Brothers.

New London William Bryson Kenneth Griffin John Kelly Allen Randleman Robert Sprague J.W. Stewart J. Emerson Davis and Co Youngstown Council Tax Department City Hall New London Council Johnson Construction Co Fisk Brothers Ashland

Saginaw Zoning Variance Approved for Wire Products Site

Saginaw Wire Products, Inc. of Norwalk won a one year variance to use the former state highway garage on Chatham Street for light industry while adding to its Ontario Street plant. Calvin Stover said up to 15 workers would operate a wire insertion process with low noise. a night shift is possible and TV interference was deemed unlikely. The commission voted 7-0.

Saginaw Wire Products, Inc Norwalk Chatham Street Calvin Stover Ontario Street Saginaw Stover Morley Drive Donald Benedict Frank Fries C.E. Jones Vinewood Donald Fisk

Candidates To Talk At New London

A Meet the Candidate program will be held in front of City Hall at 10 a.m. on Oct. 24. Republicans set to appear include Robert J. Corts for state senator Ethel G. Swanbeck for state representative Jackson E. Betts for Congress and Arthur Leak for county commissioner. Democrats scheduled are Dr. Robert Sawyer for state senate Douglas Colvin for state representative Maurice Smith for county.

New London City Hall Robert J. Corts Ethel G. Swanbeck Jackson E. Betts Congress Arthur Leak Robert Sawyer Douglas Colvin Maurice Smith

Monroeville Board Rejects Low Bids for School Buses

In a five hour session the Monroeville Board of Education rejected the lowest bids for two Blue Bird bodies and two Dodge chassis. Wayne Body Co. won two bodies for 7384 dollars. Heisler, Inc. Willard bid 10234 for two International chassis with Wayne bodies. Principal Marion Waits announced homecoming queen timing and a dress code change to culottes and pants dresses.

Monroeville Monroeville Board of Education Blue Bird Transport Equipment, Inc Toledo Wayne Body Co Richmond Ind Dodge, Inc Norwalk Dodge Wayne Heisler, Inc Willard

Knights Plan Drug Program Seminar In Monroeville

The Knights of Columbus Home in Monroeville hosts an 8 o clock seminar on The Drug Problem In Our Area featuring Huron County Sheriff John Borgia. He will address the drug issue, present a movie, and take questions from the audience. The event is open to the public.

Monroeville Knights of Columbus Huron County John Borgia Borgia

Want A Better Job NORWALK Reflector Help Wanted

Local Norwalk Reflector column highlights available employment across industries. Listings show factory positions and clerical roles with varying qualifications and pay, inviting readers to apply and enhance careers.

Norwalk “Reflector

Milan solicitor Savord resigns after council term ends

Milan village council accepts the resignation of solicitor John Savord effective Nov. 30 or sooner if a replacement is found. Savord cited ongoing projects with the board of public affairs as the reason and praised by the mayor. A separate theft report states Gene Nusser at 28 Spring St had a frame, engine, and tent stolen from under a nearby shelter Tuesday.

Milan John Savord Savord Council Board of Public Affairs Gene Nusser Spring St Nusser Glenn Rockwell Saverd Savard

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