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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1972
Page
3
Alice K. Finch reports her 1964 orange MGB convertible stolen from in front of her Newton Street home between midnight Tuesday and 7:15 a.m. Wednesday. The car, with license XX9533, cannot start on its own and requires a push or jump start.
Norwalk Park and Recreation Board approved hiring Andy Luxon as an assistant department director pending City Council finance committee action on a proposed 6500 budget. Luxon, a Sheller Globe employee, lives at 109 Whittlesey Avenue and aids in city leagues and park concessions with his family. The board also approved Ruth Ayres to replace Ruby Heyl as director of the Norwalk Senior Center.
A Norwalk man Robert Lawrence aged 75 of Whittlesey Avenue is charged with stealing a pipe wrench wire cutter soldering iron and two screw drivers from Maria J. Rupp on January 25. He pleaded not guilty at his arraignment in Norwalk Mayor's Court February 5 and the case has been continued twice with no jury waiver.
Huron County Commissioners approved eight animal claims totaling 675 dollars as presented by Dog Warden Clarence Rounds. Witness fees of 54.15 bring this quarter's animal claim expenditures to 729.15 dollars. Cash buyers read Norwalk Reflector Want Ads daily seeking used furniture and call 662 4241 for fast cash.
Five Norwalk High School DECA competitors were awarded prizes at the District Seven event in Port Clinton. Mary Brichacek won first in investments, Mike Goodsite took first in mathematics of distribution, Janet Jones was second in Current Marketing Topics, Mary Pfleiger second in income tax, and Daryl Izzard placed third in free enterprise. First and second place finishers advance to the state meet in Columbus March 24 and 25. Izzard serves as an alternate. Robert Thomas coaches the program.
Judge Robert J. Vetter refused to grant shock probation to Enrico Vaccaro Jr 24 of Sandusky who received a 10 to 20 year sentence on marijuana for sale. Vaccaro had sought a hearing under Ohio shock treatment law after a letter from the reformatory, and Norwalk police had arrested Vaccaro and another Sandusky youth on November 25 1970.
Mayor Wayne Goodsite admitted the Gallup Road project will require some trees and land to be sacrificed. He will meet Ashland state highway engineers next week with Service Director Krogh and City Engineer Cunitz to explore options to protect trees and property while proceeding with sewer line installation. Residents Dr. John Chauvin and Mrs. Olive Bollenbacher oppose the design, urging preservation.
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