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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1972
Page
3
Norwalk Area United Fund stands at 66,783 with pledges and donations slow. President B Harry Parke says book closing will occur this week as reports arrive from five large industries in Norwalk and Erie County, with a final goal of 75,391.
Greenwich principal Bennett Nelson reports a school athletic program for South Central Elementary students. Fifth graders train Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Middle School under Linn Penfield. sixth and seventh graders meet Mondays and Wednesdays with Joel Arnold. Third and fourth graders start Dec 9 with sessions 1 to 2 p.m. and follow at alternate buildings. Saturday games may be held at the Middle or Intermediate building. Penfield and Roberta Ronk will lead Middle School girls after school Wednesdays. No activities Dec 23 to Jan 6.
Firelands Museum at 8 Case Ave will host Christmas displays on two Sundays, December 10 and 17, from 1 to 5 p.m. A holiday tea for Firelands Historical Society members will follow on December 31 from 3 to 5 p.m. The event features a donated tree, decorations by Cadette and Senior Girl Scouts, and wreaths from local donors.
Shoestring Players announce open tryouts for the three act mystery Night Must Fall to be held Tuesday at 7 30 p m. in the Shoestring Players club room on the second floor of the Huron County Banking Co. building.
Milan police report a knee length white wool coat stolen from Edison High School on the evening of November 24. The coat, owned by Frank Hill of Collins, is valued at thirty dollars.
Kenneth C. Lee of 17 James St. jailed for drunken driving fined 200 dollars plus costs Carolyn A. Thompson of rural Monroeville fined with 17 dollar bond forfeited Madonna J. Harshberger of 6 Jackson St. fined 22 dollar bond forfeited Maxine A. Fair of 95 S. Linwood Ave. fined 10 dollars plus costs for failure to yield the right of way August Triona of New Lexington bond forfeited 17 dollars for traffic light violation
Norwalk police logged several minor collisions Monday and Sunday due to snow and ice. Shibley backed into McConkey’s car near Prospect Street. Dotson’s car was hit by a reversing truck. a truck could not be located after backing into a Greenwich driver’s car at a traffic light. State Patrol noted seven crashes on slick roads including U.S. 224 Ohio 13 and 113, with drivers from Bloomville Bellevue Willard and New Haven among the injured or uninjured. A Norwalk man hit a mailbox and a guardrail after sliding on ice on Ohio routes and Lovers Lane. Murry cited for failure to yield.
Willard will purchase six mobile radios and a base station from Sound Systems, Inc. of Tiffin for 2702 dollars, with a one year maintenance guarantee. Radios will be kept in street department trucks to improve city hall communications.
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