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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1971

Page

7

Travel Series Resumes Six Film Evenings This Fall

The Willard Rotary Club restarts its third annual travel and adventure film series this fall and winter. Six Saturday programs feature New Zealand Denmark Hong Kong Singapore Panama Bulgaria and Wales narrated by the filmmakers. Proceeds go to the Willard Area Hospital Expansion Fund with tickets sold at Willard area banks and participating businesses.

Willard Rotary Club Willard High School New Zealand Denmark Hong Kong Singapore Panama Bulgaria Wales Willard Willard Area Bob O'Reilly Stan Irene Paulauskas Taiwan Eddie Chu Bill Kennedy Lucen Balabanoff Walter S. Dodson

Gilligan Criticized For Labor Day State Plane Trip

Gov. John J. Gilligan faced swift criticism from Lt. Gov. John W. Brown for using a state DC-3 to reach a Michigan cottage over Labor Day weekend during Ohio austerity. Brown called the trip an arrogant waste of taxpayer money and questioned the 10 percent September pay cut. Brown urged repayment of the flight costs while noting public aid cuts and park closures.

Columbus UPI John J. Gilligan John W. Brown Michigan Ohio Brown Gilligan

Two Students Receive Firelands Scholarships

Huron Firelands officials announce the 1971 72 Society of Plastics Engineers Scholarships to Lynn Bender from Bellevue and Istrate Costein from Willard. Each award is 240 dollars. Bender begins as a freshman planning biology in the College of Arts and Sciences. Costein is a third term freshman planning chemistry in the same college.

Huron

Cases Filed In August In Common Pleas Court

Ninety four new cases were filed in Common Pleas Court last month per Clerk Clark Hunter. The August report lists 41 criminal charges 36 divorce cases and 17 civil suits filed. Seven divorces were granted during August. Taxation clerk fees and court revenues totaled 60 194 4834 904 and 12 respectively. Certificates of title notations and liens were processed along with watercraft titles and watercraft liens recorded.

Common Pleas Court Clark Hunter Hunter Department of Taxation Bureau of Motor Vehicles Division of Wildlife

Expected At Boy Scout Rally Wednesday

Eight hundred volunteer scouters in the Firelands Area Council will attend the touchdown for Boypower Rally Wednesday evening at Cedar Point in Sandusky. It starts at 6 p.m. with a buffet served by the council’s executive board. Information booths on programming will open after dinner. Lou Groza will speak amid a program led by Bill Swain Harold G. Pyle David Smith Ralph Bache Gary Lehman Donald Yackle Ronald Duecker.

Sandusky Firelands Area Cedar Point Bill Swain Harold G. Pyle David Smith Scout Ralph Bache Gary Lehman Donald Yackle Ronald Duecker

Jail Meals Seen Near Record In Huron County

Sheriff’s monthly report shows 2,135 meals served to 103 prisoners in August at Huron County Jail. Capacity reached with 29 inmates. 54 arrests and 116 writs filed. Meals cost 426 dollars for municipalities. 713 dollars in fees collected. 2,014 telephone calls received.

Huron County Marian Arthur Sheriff’s Department John Borgia Tiffin State Hospital Ohio State Reformatory Mansfield Ohio State Penitentiary Columbus

Ohio State Fair Ends In The Rain At ExpoOhio 71

The 1971 Ohio State Fair closed amid rain and mud after 12 days, drawing 2,182,125 attendees. Bobby Sherman’s second show was canceled due to weather and stage safety concerns. Weston Payne and sons won the grand champion Holstein bull. Richman Farms claimed the grand champion female. Miss Ohio State Fair Queen Constance Elaine Lett, 18, Orient, was crowned amid 43 entrants.

Columbus UPI Bobby Sherman Sherman Dock Severinsen John J. Gilligan Weston Payne and Sons of Fremont Richman Farms Lodi Constance Elaine Lett Orient Ohio State University

Norwalk City Council Agenda Seeks New Ordinances and Feasibility Study

The Norwalk City Council meets at 7 30 tonight in city hall. Agenda includes minutes, communications, committee reports, and officials reports followed by new legislation authorizing payment to Haskins and Sells, an emergency ordinance for Old State Road improvement, and a feasibility report by electrical engineers for city power needs to 1985.

Norwalk City Hall Haskins & Sells Old State Road Ohio Director of Public Service and Safety

Miracle Water claims for better memory and home use

An article markets MIRACLE WATER a water refining unit promising easier chores better cooking aroma and taste and even memory improvements via hormones and brain protein formation. The ad lists 703 W Water St Sandusky Ohio 625 5782 for contact.

Miracle Water Water St Sandusky Ohio

Classified Want Ads Hotline Instruction

An encouragement to use Want Ads to rent, sell, or hire with a specific ad writer phone number 662-4241 for assistance.

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