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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1966
Page
2
The Wil lard Youth Memorial Association backs a temporary Hi-Yo Recreation Center move to the former Willard Hobby Raceways site at 12 Myrtle Ave. The group seeks federal aid for a permanent youth and senior citizens center with programs for grades 7 through 12, counseling, and transit to skating and games.
Three patients and a fourth injured child were treated at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. Lena Brady 64 of Berlin Heights sustained scalp lacerations from an automobile crash near Flowerence. Darryl Dowing 26 of Columbus dislocated shoulder from a fall on ice. Kathleen Moerhlman 12 of Norwalk RD 2 and Louise Martin 65 of 78 State Street were treated for minor injuries after falls on ice.
UPI News Service lists terms for the Audit Bureau of Circulation and Ohio Newspapers Association. Carrier or mail options apply to Norwalk Milan Monroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard and rural carrier areas. Rates: 45c weekly. mail in Huron Erie counties rural areas with no carrier service $15 yearly. elsewhere in U S $23.40 yearly. Mail subscriptions payable in advance.
Willard Hi Yo Recreation Center on Myrtle Avenue hosts a free New Year’s Eve party for junior and senior high students from 6 p.m. to 1 a.m. Rev. Warren Willke says games contests and refreshments will be offered. Also Willard Federated clubs announce Christmas decorating winners in lighting and theme categories with multiple homes named. The first baby of the year at Willard Municipal Hospital will receive gifts from local merchants.
November sales of Series E and H United States Savings Bonds in Ohio totaled 24.8 million dollars, up 1.7 million from November 1965 and the strongest November showing since 1956. County totals reached 103,497 dollars with 125.4 percent of quota as of November 30. Special New Year services are planned at First Methodist Church Norwalk including John Wesley Covenant Service, a student recognition service, and robe dedication led by Pamela Laycock.
Three accidents were reported to Norwalk police on Thursday. Joseph E. Sziraki 55 Elyria was cited for failing to stop within a safe distance after a collision on Cleveland Road. His homemade trailer jackknifed forcing him left of center and striking Beverly Jones 41 Berlin Heights. Jones complained of a headache and neck pain. Lester W. Beckley 70 Elyria was charged with improper backing at Darby Printing Co. Magdalen Balint 18 54 E Summit was the other driver. Thomas M. Brown Jr 26 Norwood Ave reported a minor accident behind Hill s Floor Covering at Benedict Ave.
Two area crashes Thursday investigated by the State Highway Patrol left one driver uninjured and another with injuries. Elmer McGuckin 41 of Norwalk slid on ice on Route 61 and hit a guard rail with no citations issued. Mary Scott 18 of Bellevue lost control on Sand Hill Road near Evergin Road and struck a guard rail, five passengers including Sheila and Margaret Scott and Paulette Verdavoir were treated. Mary and Margaret admitted. Mary Scott cited for speed.
Postmaster Russell Grell warned that mailbox vandalism violates federal law and can bring fines or jail. He noted about 25 000 damaged or destroyed mail receptacles in the past year and 2 641 arrests for such acts up to June 30.
Greenwich volunteers sponsor a New Year’s Day fox hunt at George Beasore farm on Star Road south of Greenwich. The event begins at 9 a m Sunday with shotguns permitted and transport provided. Lunch is served and a raffle offers a quarter side of beef.
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