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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1971
Page
3
Norwalk City Schools will run a 10 week series of non credit adult evening courses this winter. Classes meet once a week for two hours with a $12 tuition and at least 10 sign ups. Additional materials fees may apply and interest may yield a second program before Christmas and one in spring.
Bruce, Elroy Walcher and J.K. Weaver were reelected president, vice president and secretary treasurer of Firelands Electric Cooperative at the annual meeting in New London. C.C. Songstock, Ted Beck and H.F. Sturges were reelected to the board, Buckeye Power plans Brilliant plant for 1974, and a 10 percent rate increase becomes possible after Nixon freeze. Harmony, manager, reviewed 1971 activities.
Local classified ad guidance urges readers to use Want Ads for renting selling and hiring. A service emphasizes calling 662-4241 to reach an ad writer and place a notice today.
A Western Reserve Local School District bus backed into a car on Ohio 61 two miles northeast of East Norwalk. Bus driver Marjorie M. Leimeister and car driver Sandra K. Hibbard involved. five children aboard with no injuries. Another crash on U.S. 250 near Zenobia Road left John W. Myer’s car hitting a mailbox and entering a field.
Willard firefighters responded to Nick Luna’s trailer on Willard West Road at 9 30 Thursday morning. Insulation under the trailer sustained minor damage as Luna tried thawing frozen water pipes with a blowtorch. Fire Chief John Yacob said the fire was extinguished by arrival.
Joyce Farrell reported to Reno police that an electric typewriter was stolen from her parked car. She later found the thief had returned to grab her bowling ball bag and shoes.
Esther Frey of 44 Norwood Ave. learned a stolen 180 pound granite headstone from her Norwalk area family plot at St. Paul Cemetery was recovered in a Milan ravine. The finder contacted Norwalk Monument Co. which confirmed the missing stone. The headstone valued at 250 dollars, had no inscription and had a cement footing. The company will store it until reuse. Frey cancelled the theft report and a reward is offered. She joked about a missing reindeer statue.
The Huron County Board of Health gave a New Haven truck stop 30 days to fix food service violations including cleaning, equipment repairs, and refuse handling. The department has inspected the restaurant seven times this year. Deputy health commissioner notes need for better routines and licensing conditions.
Universal Studios has bought movie rights to Indict and Convict for a two hour television presentation. The deal signals a major studio option for a high profile legal drama.
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