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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1965
Page
2
Claire F. Lau of 130 Newton St joins the Norwalk Police Department replacing Richard Fritz who plans to leave Dec 23 for Glidden Co. Fritz has served since June 16, 1959. Lau, 25, previously supervised at Urological Instrument Co and was hired from civil service exam lists.
Two Huron County liquor permit owners seek transfers. Carmeans Tavern at 413 Ash St Willard would transfer to Donald Carmean. Peru Food Store in Peru Township Monroeville seeks transfer to Herman Schwobel.
Robert C. Clifton Jr. of rural Monroeville has a 60 day jail term in Huron County jail plus a $200 fine and $7 costs after an assault and battery charge filed by sister in law Barbara Gruhlke. Clifton was arrested by the Erie County Sheriff and held at the Norwalk police station.
Police cited Thomas C. Fries of 188 E. League St for reckless operation after his car struck a parked vehicle owned by Mrs. William Kirk at 96 Benedict Ave. Fries must appear in Mayor's Court Thursday. Mrs. Emily H. Corcoran was cited for failure to drive on the right after a collision on West Seminary Street. Corcoran suffered lip cuts. several other parked and in-lot incidents involved cars owned by Kramer, Hosford, Burke, and Trembly with minor damages reported.
The Rev Willie Collins 59 retired Fate Root Heath employee died Sunday at his rural Willard home. He served as a minister at Little Rebekah Baptist Church and officiated many area funerals. Survivors include his wife Rachel four sons nine daughters and 21 grandchildren. Friends may call tonight. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday at Little Rebekah Church with Elder Homer Elliott officiating. Burial New Haven Cemetery. Secor Funeral Home in charge.
President Charles de Gaulle faced a humiliating election setback as early results showed him with 43.96 percent in a seven man race. Francois Mitterrand trailed with 32.04 percent, prompting speculation of a runoff on December 19.
United States infantry suffered moderate losses as they clashed with Communist forces in a six hour battle in jungle territory about 35 miles northwest of Saigon. Officials said more than 200 enemy fighters were killed and some Americans died after exhausting their ammunition and resorting to rifle butt strikes.
Rumored oil was struck at the Harold Beck farm near Collins at 11:30 Saturday night but could not be confirmed. Officials from March Drilling Co. say tests are not complete and there is nothing to excite about. Workers reported 3,923 feet reached with no oil found as drilling continued.
Norwalk High School hosts Parents Night next Wednesday for wrestling team parents and interested spectators. The event starts at 7 30 p.m. in Cole Gym with Coach Dennis Corrigan explaining the scoring system.
Ecumenical Council completes its final working session approving the 26 000 word decree guiding the church in the space age. The vote totals 2111 to 251 with 484 opposing the nuclear warfare section. American cardinals led a lobby against the section prompting mixed reactions among U S prelates.
UPI News Service lists carrier and mail subscription terms for Norwalk Milan Monroeville Wakeman Norwalk Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard and rural areas with carrier delivery 45 per week By mail in Huron and Erie Counties rural areas 10 dollars per year elsewhere in the US 15 dollars per year Payment in advance required.
Borgia responds to Senator Young criticizing crate storage of civil defense generators. He argues crates prevent use in local emergencies such as a county nursing home fire and deadly tornadoes. He calls for authority to uncrate and cites possible national aid to several countries.
A young lady asks pianist Rubinstein what to do after playing. He replies Get married. The note then mentions price of wives in New Guinea as 10 shells and 10 pigs, and contrasts with a car ad from POR TER FORD Co offering low prices and services for used cars by Route 250 Bypass Milan.
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