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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1971
Page
2
Norwalk officials consider closing the city light plant as a cost issue with reports that the system could be worth more as purchased power. The debate touches on consultant influence, back up boiler needs, and concerns about job security among plant workers.
Livestock auction reports show cattle and calves holding steady with mixed price ranges for prime to standard grades. Cattle with primes at 36.50 35 and others in the 20.50 to 33 bands. calves and hogs also listed with price bands. sheep and lambs 100 head noted as steady.
Norwalk electric system consultant John Sawvel advises City Council on emergency measures to adopt a plan phasing out the municipal plant. He proposes passing an Emergency Resolution followed by purchased power legislation, quick acceptance by Ohio Edison, and then moving toward detailed engineering and financing for 1972.
Anton Lavey and his wife Diane faced a sanction from the San Francisco Board of Permit Appeals ordering the removal of barbed wire atop a cyclone fence protecting their home. They argued harassment prompted the fence. The board allowed the fence to stay but required the barbs be removed.
Norwalk High band director Jim Mougey announced his group is among 50 high school bands in Band Day at Bowling Green State University. About 3,400 musicians join the university band for a 1 p.m. pre game program at Perry Field before BG State hosts East Carolina at 1 30 p.m. kickoff. The Norwalk ensemble is the only area school in the event. Ambulance crews responded to two in town calls Tuesday. Mrs Ryden is in satisfactory condition at the hospital.
Local notices include Quickies Curve Inn offering Thursday and Friday specials Fried Chicken or Spaghetti at 99 cents and char broiled steaks. trash pickup change for Bronson Township residents starting Monday Sept 27. church chicken barbecue at Fitchville Methodist Church Sept 25 with 5 PM start. price freeze notices from Mary Ann's Coiffeur with service prices. garage sale at 154 Woodlawn Ave Sept 23-24. address corrections and service ads. local incidents report a bicycle theft at 153 E. Main St and a motorcycle crash in Brownhelm Township. fire incident from an electrical short in a car. a 17 year old asked to leave Party Center Restaurant. Bartlett Pears and McIntosh Apples offered by Robertson Orchards.
The report lists admissions and discharges at Fisher Titus Memorial and Good Samaritan hospitals, including Ambrose Didion Norwalk Hazelle Ryden and Rosa Garcia. discharges for Dorothy Fries Wilfred Smith Edith Nickols and Judy Rinner. New London entries include Judy Bohland Stephanie Hadder John Staples Herman Cole and others. two ex Marines in Orange New Jersey plan to break a brick carrying world record on Friday at the YMCA track.
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