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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1972
Page
3
The Huron County Young Republican Club hosts a 7 p.m. candidates night at the Memorial Lake Park shelter house with talks from county and 72nd State Congressional District hopefuls. The public is invited and refreshments will be served.
John P. Taggart of the Sandusky IRS reminds taxpayers the office will be open Thursdays from 9 to 11 15 a.m. and from noon to 4 p.m. The new weekly hours replace Friday assistance day.
An electrical short in the engine compartment of a van driven by Amherst man Arthur Green caused a Sunday afternoon fire in Norwalk. Firefighters extinguished the blaze damaging wiring and insulation.
Monroeville student representatives have guaranteed to come up with a plan after a vandalism incident. The article notes rising prices and the impact on school funds while detailing a debate over punishment and restitution. Local officials seek accountability and community remedies.
Principal Marion Waits told the board the April 12 vandalism during the junior high athletic banquet emptied 10 fire extinguishers causing $35 in damages. Extra activities were suspended until culprits are named or funds raised. within two hours students promised $35: $20 to recharge extinguishers $3 to replace a panel and $12 for custodial work. The incident is treated as closed with no culprits disclosed.
Monroeville High School is placed on the North Central Association list of accredited-warned schools for the year, with four violations cited including inadequate state and local support and staff administrative issues. Principal Marion Waits proposes course cuts and new offerings to address low enrollment while anticipating a 386 next year with 95 at EHOVE. Elementary enrollment rose to 605 prompting two new teachers and a no-failure program, with an Ohio Education Department evaluation due later.
A Norwalk motorcyclist uninjured after his bike struck a car on Norwood Avenue and then hit another car turning from Oak Street. Bruce R. Boehler, 19, rode about 30 mph before braking failed. Betty Jane Meredith, 30 Oak Street, owned the second vehicle. A separate Newton Street incident saw Stanley Millis back into Shirley P. Shields, causing minor damage to the left rear fender.
Cambridge Ohio based First Cambridge Corp says Marietta Savings and Loan Co joined its savings and loan holding company in a formal agreement. The move links Marietta into First Cambridge corporate structure with potential regional expansion implications.
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