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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1970

Page

3

Norwalk Seniors Win Honors in Northwest Ohio Art Show

Two Norwalk High School seniors Patricia Brady and Debi Junk won certificates of merit in the Northwestern Ohio Regional Art Exhibition. Patricia painted an oil of a Negro woman and child on a southern porch, Debi submitted a transparent watercolor of a children’s band. Both study under Mrs. Maria Christy and plan art majors in college.

Norwalk Northwestern Ohio Patricia Brady St. Paul's Debi Junk Norwalk High Northwest Ohio Lamson’s Department Store Toledo Patricia Debi Maria Christy Norwalk High School Ohio State University Miami University Bowling Green State University

Green Light Expected for Christie Lane School Plans

Huron County officials hear from architect Thurman J. Peabody and Christie Lane School director Sewell Cameron that working drawings may start next week after state review. Bids may come this summer with a project cost around 450000, matched by state funds. plans now include seven classrooms and 16825 square feet, with room to add later if needed.

Christie Lane Thurman J. Peabody Huron County Commissioners Peabody Sewell Cameron Christie Lane School Cameron Don Robertson

Two Drivers Fined in Drunken Driving Case

In Common Pleas Court William R. Garrett 51 of Shelby and Donald R. Phillips 44 of Plymouth pleaded guilty to drunken driving. Each fined 200 plus costs. Phillips gets 30 days jail with all but three suspended if fine paid. Garrett receives 3 days. Licenses suspended 30 days.

Common Pleas Court William R. Garrett Shelby Donald R. Phillips Plymouth Phillips Garrett

Freshmen Health Classes Tour Cleveland Museum

Mrs. Michael Gottfried supervises the freshmen girls per health class tour of Cleveland Health Museum on Thursday. Fourth six weeks grading ends Friday and report cards go out early next week. CYO talent show Friday featured the one act play Great Smokies, winner of the diocesan contest. A Marquette University representative spoke.

Michael Gottfried Cleveland Health Museum CYO

Townsend School Decision Due By Board of Education

The Board of Education weighs Townsend Elementary’s fate as a new Middle School opens nearby. Proposals include repurposing the gym as a teen center and utilizing the building’s heating plant and facilities.

Townsend Board of Education

Parked Car Squeeze Incident and Local Board Notes

A parked car owned by David L. Kirk was sandwiched between another vehicle and a tow, as Ralph E. Richtarsh helped pull a stalled car owned by Vera M. Appeman from a Whittlesey Lot. Police received a vandalism report on Edward V. Godfrey’s car. a spark plug removal and tire deflation were noted. The city board discusses 1970 fiscal year appropriations and non certificated requests. The St Paul faculty basketball team beat the Boosters 56 to 42, led by Roger Holman with 26 points. Firemen upset police 25 to 18. Girls Interscholastic team opened with wins. Meesig led with 18 points.

David L. Kirk Whittlesey Ave Ralph E. Richtarsh Mill St Vera M. Appeman Wakeman Whittlesey Appeman Kirk St. Paul Dauntless Boosters Roger Holman Firemen

Cash buyers scan Norwalk Reflector ads for used furniture

Advertisements in the Norwalk Reflector prompt readers to call to turn furniture into quick cash, aimed at cash buyers seeking ready sales.

Norwalk

Norwalk News Note From Local Postal History

An archival note states established 1830 and second class postage paid at Norwalk. It identifies UPI News Service as a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation and the Ohio Newspaper Association.

Norwalk UPI News Service Member Audit Bureau of Circulation and Ohio Newspaper Association

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NW Ohio Lamson’s and Hallmark Scholastics Magazine, Inc Washington UPI Air Transport Association Mayor’s Court Carl H. McGinn E. Monroe Ronald J. Deiner Marquette University Richard D. Whitter Monroeville Edward V._ Godfrey North Fairfield Fanny Farmer Candy Plant Godfrey New London Mary Ann Meesig Janet Fisher Sharon Hipp Maureen Mushett Super Daily Terry's Terry OC Ae Huron Federal Deposit Im Hance Corp Norwalk Reflector Herman Schaafsma Jack E. Brown Herbert M. Griffiths Robert Witt Milan Greenwich Willard Erie U.S
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