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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1973

Page

4

Police Chief Hires Lawyer To Protect Chief’s Interests

Greenwich Village Police Chief Richard Thompson hired Mansfield lawyer Richard Hendricks to protect his own interests amid press coverage. A planned press conference on documents was cancelled after the attorney was retained. Councilman George Fetter accused the chief of speeding in a new cruiser at times.

Greenwich — Village Richard Thompson Mansfield Richard Hendricks Thompson Village Council George Fetter Hendricks

Concert Association Seeks Members for 1973 74 Season

Norwalk Concert Association begins selling memberships for the 1973 74 season with hours 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily and Fridays to 8 30 p.m. in the Huron County Banking Co lobby. Memberships are 25 for families 10 for adults 5 for students. Two more concerts will be booked and the Young Americans perform February 1974. Members who join this week may attend the last concert with Guy Lombardo.

Norwalk Concert Association Huron County Banking Co Guy Lombardo Norwalk

Hospital Admission and Discharge List from Fisher Titus and Sandusky Memorial

Admissions at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital include George Reed and several Norwalk residents with multiple newborns and patients from Norwalk and Milan, among others. Discharges include Althea Miller and other Norwalk residents plus Wakeman and Monroeville cases. Sandusky Memorial Hospital records show Elizabeth Jesse and Dorothy Potts among admitted patients with Willard and Milan entries.

Althea Miller Norwalk Marie Timman Ellen Schwoob Merwin Bailey John Weinert Arlene Smith Marilyn Thomas Wakeman Geraldine Finch Caroline Linder Sandusky Memorial Hospital Elizabeth Jesse Dorothy Potts Monroeville Paul Delamarre Milan Cynthia Greathouse Willard

Norwalk Mayor's Court Dispositions Summary

Richard E. Draper of Monroeville had speeding with a $27 bond forfeited. Dale M. Walters of rural Norwalk faced reckless driving charge dropped. David N. Lenz of Monroeville had excessive noise with a $27 bond forfeited. Stephan R. Smith at 38 W Seminary St and Avard J. Tester at 3 Meadow Lane had speeding with $29 and shoplifting fined $100 and costs with $75 suspended for Mary R. Miller of 4 Manahan Pst.

Norwalk Richard E. _ Draper Monroeville Dale M. Walters David N._ Lenz Stephan R. Smith W. Seminary St Avard J. Tester Meadow Lane Mary R. Miller Manahan Pst

South Central Middle School Honor Roll Seventeen Named

Fifty-seven students across 5th 6th and 7th grades at South Central Middle School earned honor roll status for the last grading period. Distinctions include 5th grade distinction Jim Bowen and 7th grade distinctions Beth Brown and Amy Welty among others with multiple Merit honorees.

North Fairfield South Central Middle School Jim Bowen Mallor Clemons Clyde Griffitts Jeff Predieri Leslie Somsak Eric Wilhelm Nancy Bauer Alisa Boone Robin Garner Rhonda Kennath Angela Magill Marsha Ronk David Glasser Jeff Seidel Todd Smith Bonnie Albright Cindy Barnhart Susan Busky Teresa Coffey Annette Enzor Debbie Gregg Karen Hale Carol Amburgy Craig Dotson Brad DeWitt Randy McLane Mark Underwood Kathy Callahan Jeri Fife Marcia White Cindy Williams Gayla Zoz Angela Hunter Linda Silliman Richard Morris Tonda Hall Nancy Verburg Kathy Weatherbie Robert Wilhelm Shirley Baker Mindy Clevenger Elaine McLane Debbie Ray Sally Jo Ratliff Joyce Hale Debra Beverly Gary Lykins Mike Clark Beth Brown Amy Welty Tony Hall Claudia Rinehart Larry Brown Curtis Clemons Beth Bacon Kimberly Philbrick Patsy Spoerr

Firelands Summer Course Offerings and Schedule

Firelands Campus of Bowling Green State University announces a five week summer term from June 18 to July 20 with registration hours Monday through Thursday 8 30 a m to 10 p m and Friday 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m. Courses include Developmental Mathematics Art for Elementary Teachers General Biology and more. The list covers humanities sciences and social studies with additional offerings such as World Geography II Elementary Mathematics General Music and Philosophy of Religion. ABBA relocation approved Dallas franchise to San Antonio under new management. Ohio appellate judge to speak on abortion ruling at Knights of Columbus meeting Findlay Ohio Sunday 2 p m.

Firelands Bowling Green State University Americas The Pacific New York UPI American Basketball Association Dallas San Antonio Tex Ohio Clifford F. Brown Norwalk Supreme Court Knights of Columbus Councils Toledo Knights of Columbus Findlay

Genealogy Workshop by Kinologists in Norwalk

A beginning genealogists workshop is set for 1 30 p m April 21 in Norwalk Public Library basement Case Ave. The Kinologists of Firelands Historical Society sponsor talks by Dale Kellogg James Overhuls and Henry Timman with Q A on charting a family tree. Non member fee is 1. After the session the librarys research rooms will stay open. A prior workshop drew 60 attendees and helped form the Kinologists Marian Case chairwoman notes. Dale Williams is secretary treasurer.

Norwalk Public Library Case Ave Kinologists of Firelands Historical Society Dale Kellogg Elyria James Overhuls Henry Timman Public Library Marian Case Fitchville Dale Williams Willard

Easter Cantatas and Mission Talk at Local Churches

Pastor Bill Jacobson, a long time missionary to the Masai in Tanzania now in Kenya, will speak with slides at St Peter Lutheran Church. Hosanna and Heralders choirs sing. potluck at 6 pm. program at 7:30 pm. Chapel Choir presents Behold Your King Easter cantata with named soloists. public invited. WAKEMAN board to meet at Hartland School. Michael Castle pleads guilty to theft of carbonocaine at Fisher Titus. fined 100 and 30 days jailed with suspended terms. Washing machine shorted. no fire. $35 damage. Diana Borgia inducted into National Honor Society replacing a member.

Bill Jacobson Tanzania Kenya East Africa St. Peter Lutheran Church Africa First Baptist Church Ruth Anderson King John W. Peterson Christ Steve Spencer Pilate Curt Blakely Candi Haas Dottie Jackson Paul Tucker Michael Castle Huron Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Castle

City Bids Schedule Set for Upcoming Openings

Norwalk's Board of Control lists three bid openings this week and three next. Monday bids cover chain link fence for McGuan Field. Tuesday bids open for summer street resurfacing. sidewalk repair bids due Wednesday. April 16 bids for city fleet physical damage insurance. April 17 bids for a new car for the fire chief. April 18 bids for tree removal.

Norwalk Board of Control McGuan Field Summer Street

Monroeville PTA Postpones Spring Thing Event

Illness among Monroeville Parent-Teacher Association members forces postponement of the Spring Thing planned for May 5. Officers aim to reschedule the dinner fair and square dance for the next school year.

Monroeville Parent-Teacher Association

Huron County Farm Bureau Reaches 818 Members

The Huron County Farm Bureau reports a membership total of 818 for the year and announces Gretchen Hester will step down as women's committee chair. Over 250 Farm Bureau leaders plan a statewide clean-up meeting set for this month.

Huron County Farm Bureau Gretchen Hester Farm Bureau

Townsend 4-H Club elects officers at first meeting

Townsend T and S 4-H Club held its initial gathering electing Cheryl Carey president Tina Watkins vice president Donna Fulton secretary Barb Hammond treasurer Diane Evens health leader Letitia Carey safety leader Brenda McGuckin recreation leader and Shirley Holmes news reporter Members also discussed dues.

Townsend T Ands Townsend T and S Cheryl Carey Tina Watkins Donna Fulton Barb Hammond Diane Evens Letitia Carey Brenda McGuckin Shirley Holmes

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Concert Assn Bellevue Sandusky Fremont Woodville Elmore Oak Harbor Clyde Port Clinton A.M. Burkman Ohio State University Columbus Mayor’s Court Hurray Wesley Douglas Bronson Elementary School ABA Jcpenney Norwalk, Ohio Western Reserve Board of Education Hartland School Board Vinewood Ave Judy Rinner Honor Norwalk High School Diana Borgia Miss Borgia John Borgia George Perry Diana Snyder House of Distinguished Furniture West of New London
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