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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1972

Page

2

Downtown parking meters face voluntary cost plan for businesses

City officials met to discuss removing meters from downtown lots while keeping street meters. A voluntary assessment would fund debt repayment. expected monthly $2,500 if meters vanish, with 100+ firms involved contributing about $25 or less. Names of participants may be published and fees set by business factors. Milan water line relocation on Lockwood Road to finish next week at $3,491. water samples to follow.

Wayne Goodsite Douglas Colvin Chamber of Commerce James Seitz Colvin Seitz Milan Board of Public Affairs Lockwood Road R.A. Bores Monroeville

Storm Door Rips Free In Driveway Incident

Police report details multiple minor damage incidents. Walter Dishman narrowly avoided a collision when an open storm door struck his car at 29 W. Seminary. Clarence Flood, 68, was cited for a vent-window hit while driving near North Linwood Avenue. David Bistline owns 29 W. Seminary. Frederick Osterland, 20, said another car backed into his vehicle at the Perfected Furniture lot.

Walter D. Dishman W. Seminary Dishman David Bistline Peru Olena Road Clarence L. Flood N. Pleasant St Flood Linwood Avenue Robert Lippert Wooster St Fredrick R. Osterland New London

Voters May Register In 10 Places In Huron County

Voters in Huron County may register or update voter cards at ten locations on September 22 and 23 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sites include Bellevue Junior High Norwalk High School Willard High School North Fairfield Greenwich Monroeville Plymouth New Haven Wakeman and the courthouse board office. The registrar office hours run daily 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturdays 8:30 a.m. to noon with a registration deadline of October 10.

Huron County Bellevue Junior High School Norwalk High School Norwalk Willard High School North Fairfield Sandusky St New Haven Wakeman Masonic Hall Election Board

Meet New Teachers Dinner by Norwalk Chamber

The Meet New Teachers Dinner sponsored by the Norwalk Chamber of Commerce will be held tonight at Vanson's Restaurant in Monroeville at 6 30 p m. About 132 teachers and guests are expected. Each new teacher will be hosted by a Chamber member who will introduce the teacher.

Norwalk Chamber of Commerce Vanson Monroeville Chamber of Commerce

Eight area nursing students graduate at Sandusky school

Eight area students completed a 12 month program at the Sandusky School of Practical Nursing. Honored at commencement were Kathleen Leber Monroeville Carol Rowland Christine Trembly New London Nancy Brecher Carol Neuberger Donna Sweet Linda Trendy Norwalk and Jane McCullough Willard. Graduates may seek licensing exams from the Ohio State Board of Nursing Education.

Sandusky

Historical Kin-Hunting Round Table Planned in Fremont

Sandusky County Historical Society invites Kin-Hunters to a round-table exchange at 2 30 p m next Sunday afternoon at Birchard Public Library Fremont. The event focuses on genealogical hunting by mail and local history research.

Sandusky County

Booster Club Formed for Local Theatre Debts

Sandusky Towne and Country Theatre director Ron Koerper forms a Booster Club to raise 42 000 dollars to cover current debts. He cites unpaid pledges from the 1970 fund drive as the cause of the theater indebtedness.

Sandusky — Towne and Country Ron Koerper Koerper

Assault Charge Denied In Common Pleas Court

Francisco Escalante, 19, of Stokely Van Camp, pleaded not guilty to aggravated assault after attacking night guard Mark Betschman at the Stokely plant. Betschman, 63, Monroeville, escaped when pursued. Bond set at 2000 cash or 4000 property. The report also notes a 14-year-old boy and 15-year-old girl missing were found safe after being away since Sunday.

Francisco Escalante Stokely van Camp Common Pleas Stokely Mark S. Betschman Monroeville Betschman

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