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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1967
Page
2
The Fourth of July Celebration Committee invites volunteers to create an entertainment program. Interested people may attend a meeting at 7 30 p.m. Wednesday on the Court House second floor. No special skills required says committee chairman Joe Langjahr.
Groups from local and area residents have purchased blocks for a May 6 dinner honoring U S Senator Stephen M Young. Tickets are available at Kaiser Wells Rexall and K and W Walgreen in Norwalk Bellevue Union Bank and Savings D Drexel D John Burrill Realty Willard Sharicks Jewelry Wakeman Bank The News Centre Monroeville Stangs Service St ation Greenwich Willard United Bank branch. Dinner starts 6 30 p m at Norwalk Junior High School Christie Avenue.
Five Monroeville High School Future Farmers will represent the school at the District Judging Contest for Dairy Cattle in Bellville. Greg Smith Frank Gies Gilbert Burris Robert Smith and Mike Brown rate four animals each as part of District VII events ahead of the May 13 state judging at Ohio State University. Entries come from Huron Richland Ashland Knox and Morrow Counties. A new business opens May 1 at 6 E Seminary St Jerrold Earl of North Fairfield will run The Pizza Shack offering pizza chicken and submarine sandwiches.
A Honeywell 8 mm movie camera valued at 142 dollars was reported missing from the salvage department of Norwalk Truck Lines Inc on Saturday. The owner, Charles O. Bowers of 18 S Garden St, said the display unit was at 42 Woodlawn Ave. Local police are investigating.
Willard patrolman Thomas Ludban Sergeant Glenn Seiple and cadet Jim Ludban arrested three youths ages 14 16 for a break in at the Hi Yo Recreation Center on April 9. Police say the front door was forced money taken and the case is cleared pending juvenile handling in Norwalk.
Prime Minister Harold Wilson has summoned a cabinet meeting for the weekend to persuade ministers still doubtful about Britain's proposed entry to the European Common Market.
Milan Ohio area officials informally approved testing for the Number Eight well after Ohio Drilling Co. explained the program. The board noted bids for electrical substation equipment at 30 000 must be rebid due to wording errors and approved power to a new pump at the plant.
Norwalk citizens will be urged by local American Legion members to display flags on May 1. President Lyndon B. Johnson has pro claimed Loyalty Day. Legion Commander Ralph Spiegel said the post will cooperate with a campaign plan by the Ohio Department to observe Loyalty Day through proper flag displays. The observances counter May Day ceremonies in the community.
New London Township Trustees approved rezoning 62 acres on Euclid Road from residential to commercial. Franklin Cooke’s request received no objections after a Zoning Board recommendation on April 3. A building on the west side of Euclid Road between Miner Road and Townline Road will serve as a clubhouse.
Police classify Monday morning incident at Huron County Banking Co. as attempted fraud. Teller Carol Soisson refused a check for 698.10 and cash portion of 208.10, noted a suspicious deposit plan, traced the suspect’s license to a local car dealer, and learned a salesman loaned the car to a prospective buyer who claimed financing and bank talks that did not occur.
The Unsinkable Molly Brown opens Thursday at the Norwalk High School auditorium with a premiere night crowd limited to 300. Tickets remain available for premiere and other shows through Battles Insurance and Kaiser Wells Drug Store. Cast features Joan Arlin as Molly with Tom Collins as lead male. Mary Donaldson understudies Sunday.
Classified section touts big values in home furnishings, urging readers to explore in-store deals and savings today.
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