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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1968
Page
3
Willard schools announce kindergarten and pre school clinic days May 1 and 2 for children five by Sept 30. Deadline for notification is April 12. Registration time and location will be assigned to parents.
Chamber of Commerce Annexation Committee prepares a pro and con pamphlet drafted by attorney Walter Hite and approved by President Richard Mutz. The fact sheet targets general annexation efforts and will aid petition circulators approaching residents in eligible areas. Committee members reviewed new legislation last Thursday.
Area residents alerted as eight month to four year old Boxers German Shepherds Elk hounds and Collies are being stolen in Huron County in what may be an organized ring. Eighteenth dog vanished from the Fritz home on Derussey Road in a one month period. Authorities warn to watch for strange autos in Route 162 West Chenango and Derussey Roads and Ohio Route 60.
A public notice styled appeal encourages using Want Ads to rent, sell, or hire services with a stated phone number 662 4241 to contact an ad writer for assistance.
Dr. Albion V. Gotaas Norwalk superintendent of schools will discuss the proposed five mill levy with the Norwalk Grassroots anti poverty group. The meeting is Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Recreation Center. The group invited a board of education representative to explain the May 7 ballot issue.
Clark Tackett and Ray Tackett, both of Bellevue, were convicted in Huron County Common Pleas Court of maliciously destroying property at a Bellevue truck stop. They broke two booths and a chair on Friday night. Each was fined $500 with $450 suspended, ordered to pay court costs, make restitution, and placed on two years probation.
The village approves a first week in May for fix up and paint up. Workmen will collect large trash items and yard waste placed at the curb. Refuse must be non odorous and put in containers.
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