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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1970
Page
3
The Norwalk Sailing Club voted to stage sailboat races at the municipal reservoir on alternating Sundays starting May. Commodore Thomas Dawson plans to invite area sailors and may host a film and speaker event in January.
Four masked men robbed Bartlett Farmers Bank in Barlow Ohio taking about 15000 dollars. They herded four employees and one customer into a vault while firing no shots. The customer Shirley Schilling suffered bruising after being shoved to the back of the lobby.
In Sharon Pennsylvania veteran operator Homer Lawrence and Nick Lisac play chess by radio every Friday afternoon. Lawrence uses English notation as moves travel through static and rumblings from a network of amateur supporters across Pennsylvania West Virginia and Ohio.
The first organizational meeting for Norwalk City Schools adult basic education will be at 7 tonight in the League Street School library. James Gibson returns as teacher and William J. Conway coordinates a free program open to anyone 16 or older who has been out of school at least one year. Classes aim to reach eighth grade level, with a flexible plan based on student needs, funded by federal and Ohio state education funds.
The Red Cross Bloodmobile visits Norwalk at the Eagles Club next Monday from 11 30 a m to 5 30 p m. Donors aged 18 to 66 in good health are eligible. Those over 66 need physician consent on donation day. Appointments via Red Cross Headquarters. walk-ins welcome. Police provide free parking. transportation help available by calling the club.
Cash buyers read the Norwalk Reflector Want Ads daily as they seek used furniture. To turn your furniture into quick cash call 662 4241.
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