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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1969
Page
3
Norwalk High School principal George Perry said a $100 robbery from a teacher’s desk occurred between 6 p.m. Tuesday and 6 a.m. Wednesday in room 202 biology. A window was broken to enter. The school has faced recent petty thefts including $9.95 shoes and a billfold from the girls’ lockerroom. Perry etc.
Hilton Smith and five senior government classes stage a mock trial of Lt. William Calley Jr and the My Lai massacre at EHOVE Vocational School. Four sessions today precede Friday verdicts as students debate facts and morality with an improvised classroom panel.
Police cited Alice K. Deer 46 of Monroeville for speeding too fast for road conditions after her car slid on West Washington Street and crossed the street. Kay S. Peters 28 of Monroeville was charged with failure to stop in an assured clear distance after hitting Deer. Mrs. Peters said she braked but could not stop in time. Alfred M. Percival Jr. 16 of Milan was charged with speed excessive for conditions after his car lost control on Gallup Avenue and hit a utility pole.
Wakeman-Western Reserve School Supt Ellis Dunmyer told the school board about a Thanksgiving Day break in at the Middle School. Nothing stolen. a glass door and a solid oak door were damaged. The board accepted teacher Marian Moore’s resignation and hired Peggy Case. They approved a note issue with Clark Dodge and Co. and appointed Tim Campbell as custodian. Coal at Hartland School offered for haulaway as storage space opens.
Albany high school principal Ben Becker was appointed to lead the U.S. boxing team scheduled to compete against a Soviet squad in Russia. Becker, announced Wednesday, takes charge as the team prepares for international competition in the USSR.
Eighteen window paintings decor a hospital lobby judged Wednesday. Denise Dent won first prize of 15 dollars, Denise More took second with 10 dollars, and Diana Haines earned third with 5 dollars. Honorables went to Jeanne Williamson and Robin Christy. E Janet Miller directed the event and noted judging focused on subject, originality and color. The works aim to add Christmas spirit to the facility. Maria Christy will collect the awards from Norwalk High.
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