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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1970
Page
3
Dollars for Scholars Banquet will be at 6 30 p m May 16 at the Norwalk Junior High School. Guest speaker will be Mrs Ethel Swanbeck 14th district state representative. Funds aid Norwalk city school district residents for education including trade schools.
Donald L. Brown of Lima appeals his 10 to 25 year armed robbery sentence from the Ohio State Penitentiary claiming improper advisement of rights. A post conviction hearing and denial by Common Pleas Judge Robert J. Vetter are noted, with defense by Walter L. Hite.
The Townsend School in Wakeman, built in the 1880s with a 1939 gym, closes after 80 years. After consolidations and route changes the building housed grades K through 6 before closing last June. The Western Reserve Board of Education schedules an auction for May 2 at 1 PM. several appraisers balked at pricing.
Norwalk hosts a two day open house at the Norwalk sewage treatment plant on Old Plank Road May 16 17 from 8 am to 8 pm to explain a major sewer project. City officials study a 9.7 million dollar ten year plan required to separate storm sewers and extend the system.
Two Norwalk police officers Sgt. Richard Striker and Patrolman Ray Perry Jr took tests for fireman driver on Wednesday night. Eight other applicants including one from out of state took civil service exams for city jobs. Names include Wayne Pylant from New London and Richard Mahaffey from St. Petersburg Florida among seven testing for patrolman.
Robert C. Siler of the state office of civil defense will present a $59 000 reimbursement check to the Huron County Commissioners today to cover funds spent repairing flood damage from July 5.
Don’t wait for luck. A lost pet ad in Classified urges readers to contact the finder at 662-4241 to arrange reunion. The notice emphasizes acting now to recover the animal.
The Norwalk Fraternal Order of Police announces its annual dance will be held May 16 in the Armory. Proceeds previously donated to the Retarded Children's Home will be redirected to other tax supported charities with no specific recipients yet chosen. Members welcome suggestions on suitable causes.
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