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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1973
Page
2
A group of 26 Norwalk teens from five churches perform Tell It Like It Is A Folk Musical About God at Norwalk First Baptist Church on Friday and Sunday at 7 30 p m with no admission.
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital refurbishes the main lobby adding an enclosed gift shop with new ceiling carpeting furniture and drapes in gold green and blue. The shop will triple in size funded by the hospital auxiliary six glass showcases donated and the project costing 11000 with completion set for mid May.
The Sewing Sweethearts 4-H group elected Patti Wright president Karen Lorcher vice president Pam Rehark treasurer Dawn Stewart secretary Kay Mack health and safety leader Wanda Coy recreation leader Laurie Weltlin reporter Dalene Searls telephone chairman. The Roughriders 4-H Club discussed a Wakeman Bank tour and set a drugs discussion for 1 p.m. April 25 at Townsend Town Hall. Brenda Plue was elected health chairman. Next meeting May 2 at Mark Hinchley’s home.
The Huron County Welfare Department will devise a disaster relief program by June 1 with the Red Cross as coordinating agency. Each involved agency will train its own staff to handle field or office duties providing food temporary shelter and clothing. The plan aims to refer victims to other services and responds to Lake Erie flood disasters. Postal Week runs April 29 to May 5 as 8 cent stamps depict postal workers with new issues on sale Monday per Norwalk Postmaster Robert F. O Donnell.
Two Columbus men Larry Musiek and Donald Sech were held in Jackson County after 128 kilos of marijuana were seized from their cottage near Jackson. They were charged with possession and possession with intent to sell and were ordered held after Monday arraignment in Jackson County Municipal Court.
Greenwich Mayor Lloyd Patton schedules a special council meeting for Thursday to address a police wage ordinance first tabled April 5 after a failed second and to act on zoning regulation measures. The session follows a cancelled April 16 meeting due to lack of a quorum.
Norwalk Mayor's Court dispositions include multiple cases with fines bonds and jail terms. Defendants listed include Brian C. Lucal Karen L. Browne Louis R. Fife Thomas Jackson David L. Kirk Eldon E. Lykins Paul T. Breitigan Ralph E. Hahler John B. Kinnard David Sherrard Donald A. Van Fleet Walter N. Russell and others for offenses such as excessive noise driving while intoxicated public intoxication speeding and traffic violations with fines bonds and jail terms noted.
A 20 year old Monroeville man Richard H. Bores sustained injuries in a motorcycle crash on Snyder Road 1.2 miles west of Ohio 61. He hit a bump lost control and rolled into a ditch. He was treated at Willard Area Hospital.
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