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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1973
Page
3
Norwalk High School girls chorus directed by Jim Mougey received a superior rating at a state contest in Upper Sandusky. The group performed The Look The Kiss and Joy Minnie and Winnie and I Know Where I'm Going. This marks Norwalk’s second straight superior rating after 1972.
Two 12 year old boys admitted breaking into a shed in Norwalk and stealing chemicals. They pried the shed with a screwdriver and ignited the chemicals on the ground at 128 East Main Street. Homer Lawrence reported his shed entry and missing radio tubes.
Happy Hunters in Norwalk enjoy a Saturday Easter egg hunt at McGuan Park sponsored by the Park and Recreation Board and the Jaycees. Children find marked chocolate eggs and receive chocolate bunnies. Carol Jean Kinsman, daughter of Mrs. Kathy Kinsman, is pictured with her find.
The Huron County Fair Board won a $33 600 matching grant from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources for 20 acres adjoining the fairgrounds. The county will buy the land from Mrs Elsa K Bick for 67 200, with written notice received by Ed Fessenden.
Norwalk residents Donald Norris and Ed Giehll organize a Seventh Step Foundation chapter in Erie and Huron Counties to aid ex inmates. They run weekly rap sessions at Osborn Honor Farm and seek federal anti crime funds, pledging to help parolees find jobs and housing and to guide youths with real prison stories.
Anthony S. Brutsche 25 of 162 Whittlesey Ave removed an old muffler and installed a new one on a station wagon at Rose Avenue. He left for about 15 minutes and returned to find the new muffler missing, police said.
Ohio patrol reports 17 traffic fatalities over the weekend including five pedestrians a motorcyclist and three youths. Six Saturday deaths in southwestern Ohio and a Cincinnati crash killed Edward Finke Jr 42. belt use was zero for car victims.
The Supreme Court dismissed an appeal by 15 Maine Elks lodges over liquor licenses denied for racial discrimination. The Maine court had upheld a 1969 antidiscrimination statute, with justices Douglas Stewart and Blackmun dissenting.
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