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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1970
Page
2
James Zuber reports more than 500 signatures collected on each petition set to place two issues on Norwalk's November ballot. One set targets municipal power plant sale, the other repeals the city income tax. Each needs at least 372 qualified signatures. organizers aim for 700 per set.
Evelyn Veitch of 692 Norwood pays 10 dollars for a stop sign violation plus 7 dollars in costs. Roland C. Homan of Monroeville forfeits a speeding bond of 17 dollars. Robert Lee Burger at 26 Baker Street fined 15 dollars and 7 dollars costs for expired license. Fred Stein of 15 East Main Street fined 10 dollars and 7 dollars costs for speeding. David Haines of 19 Corwin fined 17 dollars for peeling tires. Thomas Young of Monroeville forfeits a 17 dollar bond for red light. John Helms teter of Monroeville fined 25 dollars and 7 dollars costs for speeding. Joe Hewison Jr of 66 Jefferson faces multiple penalties totaling 25 dollars and 7 dollars costs for fictitious registration, plus 10 and 7 for failure to stop, a 200 dollar drunk driving penalty and 7 dollars costs, then three days in county jail, and 50 dollar fine with 7 dollars costs for leaving the scene. Richard Smith, Miss Ohio Pageant ticket chairman, reports steady sales. advance sales at Sear’s Perkins Plaza and Holzaepfel’s downtown Sandusky. For nonresidents, reservations can be sent to 1134 Fifth Street, Sandusky, Ohio 44870. Preliminary nights set for July 16 and 17 with finals July 18 at 8 p.m.
SANDUSKY The first International Music Association Contest drew over 1 000 amateur players from the North Central states at Hotel Breakers Cedar Point. Norwalk and Bellevue winners include Denise Jolene and Alisa Keller in piano, Keller sisters in multiple divisions, and bands and orchestras taking top and runner up placements across piano accordions and instrumental groups.
The Norwalk Chapter of Dollars for Scholars awards grants totaling 6350 dollars to fifteen students for the next school year. Twelve will enter four year colleges, one a junior college, one nursing school, and one business college. Applications remain open through high school principals for eligible students pursuing accredited programs beyond high school.
AASCU reports rising teacher production outpacing demand across states. Minnesota colleges show fewer than half of new grads employed, Salem State hits 100 of 900 jobs, and LA area openings shrink as districts fire or pause hiring. Nebraska recruiters warn students against costly masters amid budget limits. Department of Labor projects 2.4 million openings vs 4.2 million new graduates by 1980.
Norwalk resident Colleen M. Dawson was bitten Monday by a small white dog on Bank Street. The owner Mrs. Morris Neal reported the dog had never been vaccinated. Police ordered confinement for 10 days and notified the county health department and dog warden.
St. Paul Episcopal Church has paid a first tax payment to the city treasury. The vestry voted to remit half a per cent of annual pledges for city services. Rector T G S Whitney sent the check. amount undisclosed but described as about 22 times the planned figure.
Local ad service invites readers to try classified ads to improve business reach. Calls to action include dialing a business number 662 4241 for assistance and placement options. The snippet positions classifieds as a tool for growth.
A 17 year old North Fairfield driver, Roger D. Ousley, was injured when his westbound car on Route 103 was hit by Albert J. Wagner who failed to stop at Route 598. Wagner was charged with failure to yield. Cummings was also involved. no serious injuries beyond Ousley reported.
The Cultured Pearl Association says women will mix one or two pearl pieces with various dress lengths this summer. It notes that new pearl jewelry is not required for every style and recommends pearl chokers to pair with each type.
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