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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1972
Page
3
The Western Reserve High School music parents gather at 8 p.m. next Monday in the school cafeteria with new band director Robin Crites to discuss band plans and fundraising for next year. Residents will be informed about a building addition for a new band room as the band currently rehearses in the gym.
Norwalk patrolman Larry V. Naylor will attend the 1972 Police Instructor School at Camp Perry during the National Rifle and Pistol Championships. The NRA teaches instruction techniques, marksmanship, combat shooting, firearms safety, and shotgun use as the championships begin July 30.
Winners of the Ohio Little Miss pageant in Wooster were announced last week. Ohio Miss La Petite Dawn Japuncha 6 of Warren. Our Little Miss Debbie McWilliams 12 of Springfield. Ohio talent winner Lisa Podojill 11 of Wickliffe. They will compete in the international pageant in New Orleans. Three area contestants did not place in the top ten. Also included is a profile of Dr. N M Camardese and his book Medical Student Family Doctor Citizen.
Henry C. Sawyer a 20 year old from Poplar Bluffs Missouri pleaded guilty to larceny in Common Pleas Court on Wednesday. He and two juveniles a 15 year old girl and a 16 year old boy were arrested after attempting to steal a tire from a new car on a hauler at Trails End Motel. Sawyer received a suspended 90 day jail term and would be released if he returns to Missouri with the juveniles custodians.
Eugene T. Borgia, 16, of 172 St. Marys Street, was charged with failure to yield after a Main Street collision when he attempted a left onto North Prospect Street and collided with an oncoming car driven by Louis Ward Jr. Other motorists involved included Allan Mindell of Huron who backed from an alley and clipped a parked vehicle.
The city expands its street resurfacing program using permissive tax money. Mayor Wayne Goodsite released a list of six added streets: Linwood Avenue from Summit Street to Forest Street, James Street from Forest Street to Warren Drive, Fryen Street from Whittlesey Avenue to Cline Central Blvd, Scottwood Avenue from Central Blvd to curb end, and Woodlawn Avenue from Main Street to Old State Road.
Green Springs residents roll out a face lifting ahead of the August centennial celebration. Boy Scouts repaint the bandstand and gardens, garden clubs plant petunias, children tidy streets, and curb and sidewalk work extends through the business district as street carnivals approach.
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