Minister Links Adult Material Dealers to Offenders in Talk
The Rev. Robert L. Smith spoke at Edison Memorial Methodist Church in Milan about how adult material allegedly aids sex offenders. He showed magazine pages from Norwalk area stores and urged residents to pressure local dealers. He argued for sex education in schools and parental involvement while opposing censorship and seeking broader public discussion.
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Edison Memorial Methodist Church
Milan
Robert L. Smith
Smith
Norwalk
United States
Trucker cited after two trucks collide at service station
J D Jones a 48 year old trucker from New Carlisle was cited for improper passing after his semi struck the right side of Walter H Sweet 68 of Morley Drive while Sweet prepared to turn into a service station at 288 W Main St The accident occurred at 10 05 am Jones claimed Sweet started to turn right while he believed Sweet would turn left and he did not see any turn signals on Sweet s truck
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J.D. Jones
New Carlisle
W. Main St
Walter H. Sweet
Morley Drive
Jones
Sweet
Norwalk Clergy Support Backed by Human Relations Committee
Norwalk's Human Relations Committee endorsed an equal opportunities resolution tied to Brotherhood Week and fair housing. It rejected funding Rev Robarge's request to buy newspaper ads, citing budget timing and that resolutions by other groups should not be financed. Ed Rubinow offered to help publish the resolution in the Reflector with downtown business support. Mayor Finch proposed a $350 budget, adopted, $50 more than last year. Gerken lauded Norwalk's role in the Huron Metropolitan Housing Authority to expand housing options for low income and elderly residents.
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Norwalk
Halden Robarge
Robarge
Jack Gerken
Edward Rubinow
Harold Finch
Huron
Instant Justice in Mayor's Court for Signal Violations
Kenneth S. Alexander 54 of Shreve pleaded guilty to a traffic signal violation and paid a $10 fine plus $7 in costs after an immediate hearing during Mayor's Court in session. Other dispositions include Raymond E. Quillen from North Fairfield fined $10 plus costs for a signal violation and Willis L. Hall of Cleveland $17 bond forfeiture for a yellow line violation.
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Kenneth S. Alexander
Raymond E. Quillen
North Fairfield
Willis L. Hall
Cleveland
Birthday Celebrations At Norwalk Senior Center
Five city seniors were honored this week at Norwalk Senior Center birthday party with cake and ice cream. honorees include Flora Mantet of 38 Oak St born March 7 Selma Zylstra of rural Norwalk born March 21 Stella Jeffrey of 195 Whittlesey Ave born March 17 Otis Rivers of 25 League St born March 3 and Pauline Ringlein of 202 Whittlesey Ave born in April.
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Norwalk
Flora Mantet
Oak St
Selma Zylstra
Stella Jeffrey
Whittlesey Ave
Otis Rivers
League St
Pauline Ringlein
Michigan State Men's Glee Club to Open Spring Tour at South Central
The MSU Men's Glee Club directed by Alan Polan will perform at South Central High School on March 17 at 3 p.m. The event, sponsored by South Central Music Parents, is the tour’s only Ohio stop before dates in Pennsylvania New Jersey and Maryland. Tickets are sold by students and at the door with donations of 50 cents for students and one dollar for adults.
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Greenwich
Michigan State University
South Central High School
South Central Music Parents
Alan Polan
Poland
Central Michigan University
Glee Club
MSU
Ronald Zoz
Melvin George
South Central
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Maryland
East Lansing
Michigan
South Central Band
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Round & Square
Bob ClArk
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Manset
Frances Welfle
South Central Ist
Member Audit Bureau
Noewise Reflector
Reflector-Herald, Inc
E. Monroe
UPI News Service
Ohio Newspaper Association
Milanville
Wakeman
New London
Willard
Erie
U.S
Norwalk Alliance Church
Christ
Charles H. Pearce
Bible School
Body of Christ
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C. H. Oars
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