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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1973
Page
12
Wayne Goodsite released a city rubbish pickup schedule for April and mid month runs. He urged use of covered containers or bags and warned nothing heavier than two people can lift will be collected. He noted crews will not target specific streets on a given date.
The Young Americans, ages 15 to 20 from over 200 Southern California schools, will headline one of three Norwalk Community Concerts for 1973-1974. Season tickets go on sale April 9 to 14, with options for students adults or families, valid for three Norwalk concerts three Elyria Fremont shows and the April 16 Guy Lombardo event at Norwalk High School.
A burglar entered through a broken skylight at Suhr Custom Kitchens on U S 250 south of Norwalk overnight. The theft, totaling about 25 to 30 dollars, was discovered at 4 45 a m by employee Dalton Perkins. Deputy Larry Silcox said the skylight was broken the office door pried and the intruder left via the back door.
The Norwalk City Board of Control approved Andy's Excavating Inc of Lorain for a 209 876 dollar Gallup Avenue sewer line project to Old State Road. An option for a cheaper pump saves the city about 1000 dollars. Deadlines set 80 days to start, 180 days for the pump station, 360 days for full completion.
Health Commissioner Dr. George F. Linn and Sheriff John Borgia agreed on TB and venereal disease testing for all prisoners at Huron County Jail. The Huron County Board of Health approved a TB skin-testing program for current nursing home residents. Deputy Health Commissioner Clarence Ellett noted new patients are routinely tested, while earlier admissions may not have been tested.
Juniors sophomores and freshmen held elections for next year's class officers during hour-long assemblies supervised by current officers. New NHS members inducted. Jan Waugh’s father addressed the student body. French Club nominated officers. spring picnic set for May 17. Baseball season opener vs Monroeville tonight. Scrapbooks for spring sports being made by GAA. Dollars-for-Scholars sale at Huron County Fairgrounds tomorrow with 3:30 start for Exceptional items. Computer dance tomorrow at 8 hosted with Ambleside performing. Rex Lantz and Mike Myers attend Ohio Business Teachers Association convention in Cincinnati with IRS tour. Chess Club loses to Elyria B. record 7-6 with meets left against Admiral King and Oberlin.
Eric W. Thorley of 140 N. Hester St. faced two disturbing the peace charges with $50 fines and costs per charge, $40 suspended. a threatening count carried $100 and costs plus 30 day jail term with $90 suspended, all three charges placed on three year probation for avoiding city law violations and Norwalk North Apartments. Sandra L. Kluding of 27 E. League St. had speeding bond forfeiture of $17. Earl F. Ferguson of 45 E. Seminary St. was fined $25 and costs for intoxication.
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