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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1970
Page
3
Ed Prack announces K H Drug Co located at 38 40 E Main St is expanding into the adjacent Merit Shoe Store at 36 E Main St. The renovation adds 1800 square feet by removing a wall creating one larger store with remodeling already underway.
The Norwalk Senior Center will host a Community White House Forum at 1 p.m. September 23 at 85 West Main Street. Over-60 residents of Huron and nearby counties are invited to share needs on health, income, housing, transportation, and other topics. Attendees should send the signup form by September 19.
Norwalk driver Joseph W. Thorley reported to police that he failed to see the overhead clearance bar at the Linwood Avenue bridge north end and struck it with a rented furniture truck. The bar and supporting posts were knocked down. the truck sustained minor damage.
Milan village will place two current expense levies on the ballot. Council seeks to renew a 2.25 mill levy and add 1.25 mills while renewing a half mill free fund levy. the tree levy drops by 0.25 mill. Also in court, Lyle C. Watson received a three day jail term for drunken driving with a $200 fine and license suspension.
Classified ad invites buyers for sporting goods with contact number 662 4241 to call for quick sale.
The Board of Elections reminds Huron County residents to register by 9 p.m. September 23 to vote on November 3. Registration at any county voting place is available all day September 23 for new registrations, transfers, or name changes. Existing registrants need not re-register. The notice notes upcoming elections for governor, senator, school and tax levies.
Milan Township Trustees plan an additional one mill levy for five years to fund a more reliable alert system for fire and rescue squads amid rising emergency demand this year. If approved on Nov 3, funds would replace aging equipment after a prior one mill levy last November. The system, run by Northern Ohio Telephone Co., faced criticism this summer and the chief blamed human error for problems, while the company cited no mechanical fault.
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