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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1973
Page
2
The Willard City Board of Education approved 35000 for public tennis courts with completion aimed for next June. The budget realignment cuts 16000 this fall, adds 3000 carryover, and funds 6900 for program teachers Irene Gaich Joan Schlatter and Merribelle Sowers.
Linda Tonge of Williams Bay Wis won the Model of the Year pageant in New York City Saturday night. She earns a contract worth at least 25000 dollars in her first year as a model.
Registration of new students in the South Central Local School District runs today through Friday. Elementary students register at the Intermediate Building Greenwich 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 3 p.m. daily. Grades 8 to 12 register at South Central High School 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily. Schools open Sept. 4 with similar bus routes and pickup times. EHOVE students ride regular high school routes.
Norwalk police said a group of minors attended a dance at St Paul Social Hall and drank beer in their car. The youths included two 17 year olds, a 15 year old, an 18 year old, and another had unspecified age. one driver claimed the beer was bought for the 18 year old by his brother. The case will be referred to Juvenile Court.
A fire caused 1800 dollars damage to the upper floor of a barn turned rec room owned by Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Silcox at 96 Cline Street. Firemen traced the blaze to an extension cord for a fan and TV. Damages totaled 1000 to the building and 800 to the contents. Fire reported at 2 50 p m Sunday by Mrs Silcox. Nearby, a youth ate a meal at a local restaurant without paying, then fled after throwing a glass at the front window. Police located him on South Foster Street. A separate report notes Tri-Sport drivers swept most places at the 1973 American Tri-Wheel Association Grand National races in Columbus. A Norwalk woman is in fair condition after taking 200 aspirin in a suicide attempt Saturday evening, then located by police and hospitalized.
Norwalk Mayor's Court dispositions include Orville E. Galloway fined 10 dollars and costs for stop sign violation. Ted Scherer fined 10 dollars and costs for serving liquor to a minor. Roger L. Barnett bond forfeited 17 dollars for unsafe vehicle. Fred A. Terry fined 22 dollars bond forfeited for speeding. Charles Boles II fined 50 dollars and costs with 35 suspended for reckless driving. Seaburn Hunter fined 25 dollars and costs for petit larceny and 10 dollars for intoxication. Sally Stanford named Distinguished Citizen's Award recipient at Sausalito Senior Citizen fair.
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