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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1974
Page
3
Richard Hauser assistant prosecuting attorney was appointed to a four year term on the Huron County Board of Mental Health and Retardation by Probate Judge Robert W. Smith.
EHOVE adult education registrations for the winter quarter are open through Thursday. The schedule lists Monday night auto mechanics blueprint reading beginning accounting and speed reading Tuesday night industrial electricity beginning photography supervisory training and beginning knitting Wednesday night auto body repair advanced blueprint reading beginning keypunch shorthand typewriting folk guitar and macrame Thursday night diesel mechanics machine trades and accounting for small business. Contact EHOVE Milan 4994663 or Sandusky 6279665 or visit in person. Ten fifths of liquor were stolen from a Cline Street basement Monday evening. Mrs Larry Hersha 24 Cline St suspects who took the liquor. The liquor belongs to Maria Rupp owner of Maria's Bar.
Special Education consultant Ashburn of the Ohio Department of Education leads a workshop for teachers from Huron Lorain and Erie Counties at the Holiday Inn Elyria midweek. The goal is evaluating progress and test making skills for classroom work. The session begins at 7 30 p m. at Midway Mall’s Holiday Inn.
National Association for Retarded Citizens sponsors two contests for area special education students. Christmas card entries win a 200 dollar savings bond with top designs produced as cards. Art must be 11 by 14 to 16 by 20 inches and include artist details. Deadline December 20, judges select Feb 1.
The FBI says Paul E. Anderson aged 48 of Whitehall a Columbus suburb was arrested at work and charged with unlawful flight to avoid prosecution for passing worthless checks. Charges stem from a 1973 Louisville Kentucky criminal complaint and he is in U S marshal custody awaiting a hearing.
Wakeman village zoning appeals board denied a variance request by General Telephone Co. noting they must exhaust other options first. The company seeks to expand on Abbott Street for new switching gear and closer proximity to nearby properties would violate code. The board suggested offering to buy land to meet clearance, with variance possible if talks fail.
Fire heavily damaged a two story house occupied by the Okey Tippens family on Butler Road, Wakeman. The blaze started in an upstairs bedroom shortly after 7 a.m. firemen worked over two hours. No one was injured. The owner is Forrest Fletcher, Wakeman councilman and fire board member.
North Fairfield Village Council approved the budget commission rates and levies certifying them to the county auditor. The general fund will receive 5104 dollars for current expenses. Mayor Zeller and council urged residents to clear snow from fire hydrants. They approved fire contracts with Greenfield and Bronson townships and begun tree removal focusing on dangerous limbs. The village agreed to pay nine dollars per day for jail prisoner care. A special year end meeting is set for December 30 at 7 p.m.
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