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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1977
Page
3
A collision near Norwalk Bowling Center injures Karen Priest and a child after Priest’s car struck John Raymond’s auto as he tried to cross Whittlesey Avenue. Raymond cited for failure to yield. passengers treated and released.
A rural Norwalk woman reported a pair of thefts from her vehicle parked at the Norwalk Bowling Center. Gloria A. Polacheck said a coil wire and spark plugs were taken Friday night, after a similar theft weeks earlier. In Monroeville, an orientation program for incoming ninth graders and parents will be held at Monroeville High School on Monday May 2 at 7 30 pm in the cafeteria with counselor Barbara Martin and principal Glenn Sprague. A sofa bed over a floor furnace caused a fire on Corwin Street early today, damaging Nancy Makovic’s home by about 700 dollars. firefighters blamed the foam mattress on the sofa and Norwalk police helped remove the sofa as the blaze was extinguished.
President Jimmy Carter sent a letter to Jeanne Black of the Lake Erie Firelands Chapter National Secretaries Association praising secretaries as a mainstay of business and government. Classified ad urges readers to call 668-3771 to buy sell or rent a house.
In Milan a bar fight at Wonder Bar left Ptl. Charles Lindecamp with minor arm injuries after being struck. Carl Ezell and his brother Robert Ezell were subdued and treated at local hospitals. Charges include disorderly conduct and resisting arrest with bonds set at 3250 dollars.
Chester A. Collins a 26 year old Norwalk resident faces a jury trial for felonious assault in the February stabbing at Sportsman's Bar in Willard. He was returned from Indiana after bond forfeiture and remains jailed. previous bond was $10,000 cash or $20,000 property, later increased to $40,000 for the current charge.
Greenwich man Raymond A. Oney age 25 is charged with assault resisting arrest and reckless operation after he allegedly struck Greenwich Police Chief Randell Kilgore in the parking lot behind Ray's Drive-In Greenwich. Officers from Greenwich Lt Henry Tappel New London and Burdette Eastman North Fairfield assisted. Oney was jailed at Huron County Jail, posting bond to gain release.
Articles of Incorporation were filed for Darda Insurance Agency Inc by attorney Frederick Waugh on behalf of Robert G. Pugh of 214 Milan Ave.
Eight students earned all A's for the third nine week grading period at Western Reserve High School. Seniors Marcia Grose and Laura Dillon lead with perfect marks alongside juniors Letitia Carey Carol Harper Dean Nichols and Steve Calhoun, plus sophomore Lisa Soboslai and freshman Debbie Coleman. Members of the honor roll are:
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