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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1970
Page
2
Berlin Heights trustees vote to close the township dump and join the Erie County Landfill likely in April. They will build a storage building on the site, grade the land, raise the fence, and set junk yard rules for two cases of multiple junk cars.
Ned Junk from Norwalk led donors at a Red Cross blood drive at the Eagles Club collecting 145 pints. Fred Hespler and Frances Bauer joined multi gallon donors, with others from Norwalk Monroeville Milan Berlin Heights contributing smaller amounts.
Kenneth E. Wise of Willard received the Ohio State Highway Patrol Patrolman of the Year award at the Defiance post. Wise, stationed there since 1963 after graduating from the Patrol Academy, has earned the honor three times in four years and tied for it last year. He lives in Defiance with his wife Barbara and two sons Michael and Kenny and attends St Marys Catholic Church.
Fr Carlton Ott marked 25 years in the priesthood with a Mass at St Alphonsus Peru and a dinner at the Knights of Columbus Hall celebrating family and friends. Relatives attended including brothers Melvin Paul Charles Lawrence and sisters Mrs Art Ruffing Sister Mary Virgin SND and Sister Mary Carlton unable to attend. mother ill and father deceased. The homily was by Rev Robert Ruffing. Ott urged no gifts but joked about a surprise envelope from a brother inviting him to visit more often.
The New London school board will push a four mill operating levy in May while shelving a permanent improvement levy. A citizens committee will present the financial facts, aiming to raise about 58 000 for 1971 operating expenses. Interior upgrades were ruled ineligible as permanent improvements. A work session set for April 6 will form a core group to advocate the levy alongside a four-year study plan targeting college prep, business, and general curricula.
A 14 year old Norwalk boy received first degree facial burns when a model rocket flared in his face Sunday evening. Clark Dawley son of Dr and Mrs Cloyd Dawley 274 East Main Street was hospitalized for facial burns. Dr Dawley said Clark was playing with a rocket motor when it flashed in his face. Several other boys were present but not injured.
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