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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1971
Page
7
Marie J. Rupp reported her car was damaged when another vehicle struck it while parked at Railroad Street and Whittlesey Avenue. The driver left no identification and damage involved the left rear fender and tail light. Willard mayor's court dispositions listed.
Richard Raish president of the First National Bank Bellevue will join panelists testifying before the U S Senate Rural Development Subcommittee Tuesday at Bowling Green State University. The hearings are led by Senators Hubert H Humphrey and Henry Bellman.
Police Chief Jack L. Fryman reports several minor vandalism incidents over the weekend in Willard. A string of outdoor Christmas lights was stolen from one residence and bulbs were taken from another.
A Milan residents letter from the Concerned Citizens of Milan opposes a proposed 1 percent village income tax. They favor a bond issue or higher millage to fund capital projects and argue real estate taxes could raise the same funds at lower cost. The group cites first year and ongoing collection costs and names signatories.
REACT plans a 12 hour Toyathon at the Sandusky YMCA from noon to midnight Saturday to gather new toys for children aged four to fourteen in the Firelands area. Santa Claus and five entertainment groups will perform, with admission a donated toy. Participants include Jerry's Trio The Stained Glass Band The Gospel Rangers Happy the Clown and Danny Cousins with his talking doll D.J. Sponsoring group is Firelands Radio Emergency Associated Citizens Team REACT.
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