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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1966
Page
3
Toledo Blade assistant managing editor Don Wolfe will speak on Pitfalls of the Platform at the Milan Chamber of Commerce annual banquet. The event starts 6 30 p m at the Holiday Inn and includes the Man of the Year award presented by Mayor Glenn Rockwell. Louis Weiss reviews 1965 highlights.
A 16 year old Norwalk boy told police he and two friends took liquor from his grandfather's home. They swiped a partially filled bottle Tuesday and drank it in a car near Blue Bridge. The incident will be referred to Juvenile Court. The father, who reported the intoxication, threatened charges if the seller is found.
Monroeville Board of Public Affairs approved changing apartment residents from commercial to residential electricity rates after a petition by 20 residents. Churches and schools will switch to residential rates effective February 1 billing. firms with a three- line text implies large customers may follow.
The Blood Mobile Unit collected 141 pints during its Monday visit to Norwalk. Donors included two gallon donors Darryl Walters of Greenwich and Robert Landenberg of rural Norwalk, with many one gallon donors from Norwalk and Monroeville. The next Norwalk visit is March 14 from noon to 6 p.m.
Cathy Livingston, a 16 year old North Fairfield girl, underwent open heart surgery in Cleveland on January 19 and is expected to be released from university hospital this week. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Livingston. A group of 29 Huron County blood donors traveled to Cleveland the day of the operation.
A Bowling Green State University representative will speak to the Norwalk Kiwanis Club at a forthcoming meeting. The event aims to share university updates and engage community members.
A Norwalk man, Thomas L. Hinckley, 23 371/2 Norwood, was arrested for disturbing the peace after verbally abusing his wife Karen at Peg's Restaurant. He was fined 50 dollars and costs, with 30 dollars of the fine suspended pending no repeat charges by Wednesday. He was sentenced to 30 days in jail, later suspended on the same condition. The same date, a fundraising drive for Bowling Green University’s Norwalk campus continued, seeking volunteers and funds from the tri counties.
Norwalk Shriners and their wives are invited to a family style roast beef dinner meeting on Saturday at the Milan Inn. Social hour starts 6 30 p m and dinner at 7 p m. Reservations may be made with Paul Lecoy or George Hunter in Sandusky at 625 3956.
Norwalk city board decides not to appoint an acting captain from current patrolmen. Capt. Orin Doane will serve as acting chief after Ray Chapin leaves for vacation. Chapin resigns April 1. Doane, senior among three captains, will lead until Civil Service exam selects a new chief. A temporary patrolman will be appointed to keep force full during exams.
Gerald Brant of Berlin Heights was fined 15 dollars for intoxication. Marilyn Smith of 31 Corwin signed a 10 dollar waiver for speeding in excess of conditions. Frances Roethlisberger of 104 North Prospect signed a 15 dollar waiver for failing to yield right of way. Earl Lover of 76 Benedict Ave had speeding in excess of conditions suspended for 10 dollars plus costs. Ray Maxwell of Wallbridge Crossing was fined 10 dollars for yellow line. Louis Harding of 149 Whittlesey stopped within an assured clear distance ahead. Shirley Schmuhl of 96 Eastwood Drive signed a 10 dollar waiver.
Two area men Corwin Gannett of North Fairfield and Bad Teats of Greenwich join about a thousand drivers stuck by a snowbound I-90 truck stop at the Pennsylvania New York line. They have been stranded since Sunday night.
Area law enforcement logged five accidents in 13 hours on Monday. A Monroeville 16 year old struck a stopped train on Broad and Baker Streets. In Norwalk a 74 year old woman was hurt in a three car crash on U S 250. A Norwalk driver was charged with DUI after a crash that injured a passenger. Others involved were cited for speeding and a guardrail impact on Route 99. A truck hauling steel coils overturned and spilled cargo at the Clarksfield junction.
New London plans a Smorgasbord Supper on February 12 at the Grange Hall. Helen Heyman, Home Economics Chairman, announces the event to benefit the New London Hospital Building Fund. Supper served 5 to 7 30 p.m. Tickets available from Mrs. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Heyman, or at the door.
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