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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1970
Page
2
William R. Viock of rural Norwalk reports his billfold containing $4.30 a driver’s permit and his social security card was stolen while he played a pinball machine at the Party Center on Wednesday afternoon. He says two boys harassed him and took the wallet from his pocket after he left it on a shelf.
Special Christmas story hours run at the New London Public Library for grades one through three starting Dec 1. Miss Mary Beattie reads to each class on a voluntary basis, with stories including Eric and the Christmas Horse Gus Was A Christmas Ghost and The Little Bears Christmas.
Northern Ohio Telephone Co. reports the Monroeville central office is 95 percent done as of now. The project, first phase of a 288000 dollar upgrade, will start using 600 lines and 1100 terminals with an Aug 15 switch over. Some numbers will change and customers will receive mail notices plus a supplementary directory before August 15.
The deadline to vote for Norwalk Area United Fund directors is Monday December 28. Ballots are in local banks or may be mailed to 2 E Seminary St. Any donor of $1 or more may vote. Ten nominees for five seats include Sneddon Hile Fisher Lawrie Park Gotaas Hershner Paffenbarger Bleile Hertenstein and others.
An investigator ordered Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shaw to rewire and clean their GMS Auction Sale facility within 30 days or face closure. The weekly Monday auction near Norwalk sold contaminated food. the Shaws may file charges against the Helena dealer who supplied it.
U.S. Sen. William Saxbe questions Agnew’s tactics, says Nixon will likely keep Agnew as running mate. He believes thousands of Republicans could be better vice president but cites Agnew’s divisive campaign methods as a drawback.
The Milan Chamber of Commerce chose new leaders at a Wednesday night session in the Library Community Room. Jack Wetzel became president replacing William Carter, with Walt Marshall as first vice president Bernie Levits as second vice president and Bob Haeuptle as secretary treasurer, all elected by the Board of Directors.
The Berlin Milan Board of Education adopted a new free lunch policy widening the poverty income threshold. It amended supervision rules for school buildings and grounds and approved a building use form to assign responsibility. The board also approved $25,300 in federal matching funds for science laboratory equipment at Edison High School.
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