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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1966
Page
8
Quickies Destination Bermuda 16mm color film now available for group showings. Contact World Wide Travel Department in Huron County AAA for scheduling. Phone 668 8278.
Admissions include Hubert Pace Monroeville Mrs Fern Leitner Wakeman Gregory Frimel Bedford William Downing Hes ter Michael Janeda 349 E Main Mrs Shirley Stieber 77 Newton Eugene Reineck 34 Jefferson Discharges list Alfred Sprunk Berlin Heights Mrs Bessie Miller Monroeville Sandra Dorwart New London Mrs Helen Brown and daughter George Heitsche Mrs Lillie Geitsche all of Norwalk
Hogs 150 steady with 1 2 200 220 lb trades at 23.50 24.00, 240 260 lb 21.75 22.75, sows 16.75 20.25. Cattle 100 steady with steers 25.50 27, heifers 23 25, cows 18.50 19.50, bulls 18 20, calves 50 steady with primes 30 35, goods 23 28. Sheep 150 steady with spring lambs 23.50 24, mediums 22.50 23.50, common 15.50 20.50. Local grain prices listed briefly.
Funeral services for William Geist 80 of Kipton who died Tuesday will be at 2 p.m. EST Saturday at the Gerber Funeral Home with Rev. Charles Schepel pastor of Kipton Community Church officiating. Burial will be in Camden Cemetery. Friends may call 7 to 9 tonight and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday.
Willard Mayor's Court reports several defendants found guilty on speeding violations and other infractions. Notables include Harry Baker and David Simpson each fined, with multiple defendants facing fines and costs. One individual was unable to pay and committed to city jail.
This first report in a series outlines a re-evaluation by Floyd G Growne and Associates of New London water distribution. The total project costs are estimated at 272000 with a 150000 bond approved in May. Federal matching funds are sought via HUD, with EPA deciding priorities if funds fall short. Growth projections extend to 1990, and peak daily pumpage scales from 352500 gallons in 1970 to 1640000 in 1990. Fire scenarios would raise demands to about 1.64 million gallons daily by 1990.
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